https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf606c79615af9861e48c99607bb3e24.pdf 16ca7ad2e006d541ba9826dec31cab86 PDF Text Text • • • ' By Th.e Bend . TheDa· - • Sen~inel • Page12 R'ictsoy, October 2, 1998 Wife whos·e hubby Walks out ne.eds advice on what to . ·do --------· --------------------------~ . !1": · . ;,.,t ~ >- f Ann ' L d ' ~- -~ an erS 1 7 '"' ' '"' -'ttF•'""" nm.... '"J''"' ""' c"•·•· ,,.,.~ ·· • ' Dear Ann ·Landers: Two weeks ago. when I came home from the supermar-ket I found a note from my hu..;band saying there Walol too much pre"ure in hi' life and he needed to !"''away. I immediately checked our bedroom and found that all his · clothe~ v.er~ gone . .. {!. few day< later. I learned he already had another apartmenl and a new phone number. which proved he had been planning bi' e,.;ape"for quite 'ome·time, I had an awful fe<l- ihg <If betrayal when I reali_zed thai ille ptn;on·J hud been sleeptng npl _ lo for so many Y""" would plan to sneak off and leave me. wilhoulsaying a wOrd. The nole he left uid he would contacl me in a few days. h has been nearly a wee[ and I haven'l heard, from him. My fnends tell me I should phone him and lind oul exaclly whal,he ha.< in min~: bull don't want to do that. After all, he is the one who left. an!f I think he should make the . fir.a move. Plea'e give me some advtce.·Confused in the Midwest · Dear Midwest: Don't rush. Let the dust seule. Wait another week. If you don't hear anything by then. call and tell him you need lo know what ·1_S_e_rm_o_n~ . e __._ tte_· _I L__ A fesson from nature By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer Sometimes J linle overnight ,~rip l.'an for pu r weary _s.Ouls. Joy1.ully, we oplored Hocking Hills State Park in,southeastern Ohio. Whal an amazingly beautiful creation' With our fnends. we rode motorcycles through a shallow clear ·creek. around ge ntle curves. up hill s and past grazing ·deer to a quiet, pine-forested l.'ampground . Jack~ts felt good in tile evening a~ we hiked throu gh towering trees and noweri ng ground cover to gigantic Ash Cave. ~ack at the campsite. the in vi ting warm tin: be£ged us to roast hot dogs and mar<hmal.uws. Held captiye by !he glowing embers. we !'l()fll y .,ang son£' of praise to'lJur heavenly Father. The nex1 morning. the aroma of fr~ying bacon and egg..; drifled ·.;. thmugh the cri sp air as our fri ends prepared a tasty breakfast. Again. we hik ed beautiful trail s pasl huge moss green rocks. through narrow passages and across foot bridges to Old Man's, ~~ . . ' \Ve saw many wonders of na.ture in the park. such as an enor· 'mou :-. lree wit h roots that grew aroUnd a craggy rock. The tree was <o tall·! How cou ld it stand ? I thought of Ephesians 3:17-19 (NASB ). when the Apostle Paul prayed for us : "That Christ may dwell in yqur heartS ... and that you. being rooted andgrounded in love. may be able to comprehend ... what is the breadth and length and he ig ht and depth. and to know the love of Christ which surdo wo~ders . pas:-.es knowledge." Like that tree. we need strong roots to hold and grip our R<x:k. fou ndation of love. Chdsl.lesus. Hi.s lov~ for us is so great. We c;mnot undersiand it. but we allow 'Him lo dwell in our hearts. we bec<ime rooted and grounded in Him. Our hearts sing praises wilh the write r in Second Samuel 22:2-3: "The Lord i< my rock and my fortress and my deliverer: my God. my rock. in whom I take refuge; my shield and the hom of my salvation. my str0 nghold and my refu ~e: my saVior.',' - · Father. thank You lor lessons from nature and for reminding us of the nature of Christ Jesus. our Creator and Rock. Ameit. our k his plans are so you can make yours. once bil a child and kRocked anothYou gav~ me no clue a.< 1o your age. er boy off his bicycle. Recently. 1 how long you have been manied or h'!d a baskelball hoop installed in what your financial status 'is, If 1 our driveway. As soon a.< the hoop k11ew . more abou1 your st'tuatt'on. I went up. the boy s1aned 10 play could be more helpful. Good luck . 1here. After a week of showing up in Dear AniL Landers: I live in a our drivelliay. 1 told him he had 1o nice suburb and have lwo well- ring our bell and a.<k permission. adjusted children, a 6-year-old boy Aft~r repeated anenilil•.. to g~t ptrand~ 2-year-old girl. .. mission. with linle success. he finalThe problem is the 12-year-old ly got the .message. H~ then began boy who lives lhree door< awav. He peering in our windllws lik<! a Peepre;l)ly is strange. I rarely see. him ing Tom to see if anyone was home with children his own age , He often so he" could ring our bell. This plays with kids who are much spooked my wife. younger lhan he is. including my Frankly, L don't want this . boy own. ., · around my hou.se or my children. Other neighbors have mentioned His father is a friendly guy but tl'llV· . Ihis boy's peculiar and unpredictable els thre< weeks out of the month. nature. They do not trust him. He . , His mother is cold and distant. Mranwhile. the boy continues lo ' hang around our proptny. Gay Perrin and Jo Ann Wildman were guest speakers al a recent luncheon meeting of lhe M~igs County Retired Teachers Association held at the Trinity Church. Introduced'· by Jean Alkire, the speakers talked about their experientes during a recent work week activity at a mission in rhe mountains ofMexiw. · ' Mission Mazahue is about a 2-1/2 hour drive from Mexico City. reponed Perrin and Wildm:in. Forty people. ages 3 to 70. frorn many denominations spent the week in helping to improve the living· conditions of 1he people at the mission. The original mission wa' built in 1718. The inhal>itants are believed to be descendant> of the original Azlecs. ' Each person used lheir individual talents during the week. the women reponed. They ha~ lew supplies and had to 11<! creative in whal they did. They spoke of paiming walls. making curtains. and caulking windows and related Ihe experience of ·hiking into lhe mountains to visit lhe winter refuge of lhe Monarch buuerfly. There wa~ a lovely exhibit of woven anicles and slained glass work which had been done by by lhe natives. There is a real need for more educational opponunities for the young.people of lhe area. A young lady from the mis· sion will be coming to the Cleveland area to funher her educalion under sponsorship of a brolher-in-law of Wildman. The business meeling wa'i t:ondu,·led by Maxine Whilehead. D~vo­ tions were given by Helen Williams. The ne.l meeting will he hdd on October 17. Follow·ing lhe meeling. all MRTA members altended a sutprise hinhday pany for Nellie Parker. •ister named her son Marion lhatthe Should I discuss my L'Oncem wilh , You sugge.led the mother givr him the boy's father or •i.mply continue a middle name so the Jeacher. to discourage his presence around.. wouldn'tthink he was a girt. Marion (spelled with an "o" ) is a our house'! Plea..., ~elp . --Worri<d Parent in Illinois perfectly good boi' s-name and ha< .Pear Worried Parent: That been for centurie,_Just like FrJnds chiiJ n..,,h to be S«nliy a profes- · and Frances. Ashky and A•hlee. sional for evaluation. His behavior Shame on you . -- Tex in Texas . suggests thath~ ha' so""' problem< Dear TeK: At lea.'t 5.000 people that need attention. You should talk wrqte to tell me,Juhn Wayne's real to the boy's falher about your con- name wa.< Mariun. Tl]e lhings I learn cems. which sound legitimale to me. from my reade"' Meanwhile. make sure that an adult is present whenever he plays with ~nit- questions to Ann Landers. your childrea. Creators Syndicate; 5777 W. Cen~>far Anb Landers: Where in tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles; the world di<! you park your brains Calif. 90045 ~~n you told the woman whose - Syracuse presbyterian obs.erve homecoming Homet.::oming was observeU Sunday. Sept. 13. al the Fir<t Pr"hyterian Church of SyraCUSe!. Morning worship wa." heiU at II a.m. wilh Elder Roll<!rt Crow. Jr. '" worship leader. .The Rev. Dr. Krisana Robinson. pastor. preached fmm I Timothy I; 1217 sharing aboul Christians living their faith to expre~s graJi· tude to the merciful God. Special anthems were SUQg by .the church choir. "Each Step I Take" and by Elder Esther Hard· en. "He Won My Hean." After the worship seryice u potluck tlinner was served. A progmm of gn..;pd .~inging was pre:\enled by RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE .- Special recognition was given · to Margaret Cotterill, right, a member of the Syracuse Presbyterian Church for 60 yeare, and ·Eleanor McKelvey who has served ,as church organist alnce 1963. · nf 'the chqrch since 19~K. the longesl of anyone in Ihe church. ~mu dtler amll.'ll:rk'of ses.~ion of the church since I'160: and to Elder Eleanor McKelvey ho has served as 'hun..:h hrganist sine!! 1963. Several family members and frir!nds from oul of lown attend_. t:U the homecoming. • ~ ~ RUTLAND- R-utland Free Will . POMEROY - Special services. ' 'Baplisl Church; revivallhrough SunFaith Valley Tabernacle Church, Bai- day, 7 p.m. Charlc~ Swigger. evangele~ Run Road. Pomeroy. 7 p.m. Sat- li st. Special singers each night. Paul urday. · Taylor, pastor, invites public. SALEM CENTER Star Grange 77K and Star Junior Orange H7H. Saturday, potluck supper at ~ : .lll p.m. followed by meeting. Kp.m. All mt!rnbers . urgt!d to ·altend: . SUNDAY . , HEMLOCK GROVE - Hemlock Grove Christian Church. homecnrning Sund:.l)\ Potlul':k cJinnet at 12JII_p-Jll.: program at 2 p.m. Sptci~l mu>fic by Gabriel Quanel. . RACINE - · Return l tmj th an Mdg, Chapter. . DAR. 10 a.m. FOREST RUN '- R~vival Sunhrunch ho<ted ~y Pat Hult<r. B,ctry ,t;,y through Tuesday m the Foresl Milhoan. Mary Kuy Ros~. nnd Pl'ggy Run United Methodist Church. 7 Mt)or~:. followed hy meeting :mJ · p.m. wi th the Rev. Wesley Thalch~r *-~ Crave markin1•s fnr tivt: Llecc:(seJ ·' as gut!st speaker. SpeciUI music 0 mc!tnbers. nightly. ,1 ·" DANVILLE Service•. ' REEDSVILLE - Rev ival serDa nvi lle Church nf Chri 't. Saturday vi<e<. Sunday through O.:t. H. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. and Sunday: 10:.10 a.m. <tnd o at lhe Fellows hip Church of the p.m. Denver Hill. Fo~l e r.' W. Va. Lo Nazarene. Nu~sery will be provided. 11<! the speak<r. Ken Patton . evangel i ~L Humel:oming Sunday with dinner at 12JO p.m. MONDAY SYRACUSE - Suttlln Township Board of Truslees. regular session. Monday, 7:30p.m., Symcuse Villag ·' Hall. RACINE Racine Village Council. Monday, 7 p.m. at th~ muni cipal building. 1997 Geo PriDil Sedan • Automllle • All Concltion •AMIFIIS-•WIII ., - By KEVIN KELLY Tlrne.-Sentlnel Staff GALUPOUS - Gallipolis City Commissioners are expecied 10 review final details surrounding an application for downtown revilalization funds when they meet Tuesday in preparation for lhe applicalion's submission to lhe COmmunity Developmenl Block Grant program. · The city faces an Oct. 16 filing deadline in seeking $400,000. that wi!l be pan of a financing package for improvements to the downtown. . II marks. the city's seeond auempl al seeking CDBG mq_ney for revitalization. An application submilted lasl year was lumed down, but officials ai lhe Gallia Counly Cham'· ber of Commerce assisting with revitalization plans feel the · proposal may have a better chance due to the pr.oj«ct's substance. A document including the application and data supponing the project has been prepared by Marjean Butcher, the chamber's associate director, with tbe help of Davida F1anneiy from the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission, the Waverly-based organization that helps local . governments in southern Ohio wilh seeking funding for ' ------------ ------ ---- RNC opens Ita checkbook to !lid challenger to Strlckl~nd : GanneH New11 Sl!rvlc.e WASHINGTON- The Repub'litan · National Commillee is spending more than $400,000 on lhe first phase of a TV ad campaign airing in sou1hern Ohio and Wesl Virginia in support of Ll. Gov. Nancy Hollister, who is challenging Democralic incumbent Ted Strickland in Ohio's·61h Congressional District. 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SuCh details as the fi'!_al cost estimate, as well as amend, Riverfronl developmenl is alsq included in a piau thai ment of legislation designating lhe target area, will go before will ultimately "assist in making Gallipolis a thriving,plac:tc · the; city .comniissionetS al this week's meeling. for tourists and the people of GaUia County," according to a "We like to look al this as a rehabilitation," said ..R.V. description of the project's purpose. "Buddy" Graham, the chamber's senior vice p~ident and "Renovation and rehabilitation of the downtown district chief1:xecutive officer. 'There is nothing in this project that is imperative to maintain a stable eronomy and setlliC of is fluff. It's a bric~and-mortar endeavor, and lhe private place in the cily," the description reads. commitment it's received has been tremendous." ButCher said lhe documentation required for !~appli­ The commitment of dollars from privale businesses is cation has included building swveys, assessments by AEP expecied to form the bulk of revitalizalion's financing. to exterior service connections to structures and coordlna· according to estimates prepared by tl)e cily and chamber. lion with business and property owners over the kiDII pf The CDBG funding, if awarded, representS a smaller por- improvements needed. .• , tion of the overall funding. Overall, research into the tatget area affects over 30 Estimates·will be availaQie after.lhe commission has had · .buildings, and Butcher credited the work of the city's axle itS'say, Graham Said. eoforcemenl ol'!ice wilh helping prepare necessary infonna~ · "After Tuesday, we'll be more on latget wilh lhe fig- lion, ures," Graham Said. "It's lheir call on that." Last Th~rsilay; representatives from the Ohio Depart· The project looks to improve streets, curbs, sidewalks, ment of Development conducted a walking tour of the utility lines, parking, streetscapt, housing, facades, roofs downtown to help get a sense of the .project's srope, she and interior code tipgntdes to privately-owned buildings in noled. the tatgel area, known as the central' historic business dis"It's been a major undertaking." Butcher said. . Big Bend Sternwheel Festival concludes Memories of river travel three full days of rive·rfront a-ctivities live again through repnca movie, 'The Kentuckian", and finally three-day festival. BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH By BRIAN J. REED Davis said Friday thai she had met visitors Tlmee-Sentlnel Staff sank at Sl. lJJuis in the mid&. , Times-Sentinel Staff ··' , It was Bun's memories of the GorPOMEROY - "When we \vere POMEROY - The majestic sternwheelers from Kansas, Massachusells and severai .cities in kids we would sw1m 'out and we'd lake don C. Green lhat ied the two Pomeroy ' ' have pulled out of the Pomeroy levee area, a·nd the immediate region. Local merchants and organizalions benefit lhe waves of the Gordon C. Green," men .1o select that stemwheeier for plans are now underway for lhe lOth anniversary from lhe even I. The Pomeroy Merchants Asso- said Mwvin Burt as he and George their project. They worked from origiof the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival. to take ciation coordiWrighl displayed, their working scale nal phins which had been scaled down. pl ace in Octo· italed sioewalk ''The plans caUed for 1/8 inch scale replica of lhe famed stemwbeeler. ber, 1999. but lhat was Over the sales and olher As many as too small for prom.o tions in past two yeaJS, 16 boats were our old gnarly ., working hunconjunction docked at one weekdreds of bours, fingers so M with the time at . the .inaeased that end's activilhe · two •conlevee and to 1/4," amphitheater · ties. structed the •. area for this 'Tb•·...- Mei-ge explained Cham - scale, 1/4 weekend's Burt., .He said festival;· orgaber . of Com - for each foot. merce orga- Once finished, much or the nized by the nized a Casino they · painled planning was Big · Bend Night, one of her in 1he origidone ~r the Sternwheel telephone wilh its major nal colors of Commillee. fund raising Donna green and STERNWH.EEL REPUCA _ George ~h ~orking evenls for the white. qlltvis. of lhe Wright, left, and Marvin Burt built a 10 . hts own year, on comm111ee The Gor- wot1dng ldtla' replica of th8 .G ordon C. worksltop. Thurs.day. said that the don, C. Green Green atemwheeler which crulaed the · Wright Several local warm ' and was a passen- Ohio River In the 1930 and 40'a. Hcan be built the hull organizations sunny weather ger boat on lhe aeen In the window of·Ciark'a Jewelry. and Burt .the • Ohio River for · first deck operated conduring the . manl( years. She was built al the before lhi: ~o got together to check cessions on daylime on parking Howard Shipyard in Jeffersonv.ille, for tiL "He brought the hull over home Thprsday and FESTIVAL from aa far away aa the Ind., in 1923 for lhe Eagle Packet Co. and we tried the deck on it and it fit like . Friday and Indiana made lip the contingent of 16 boats whlc!J gathered In lot, as well . cool evenings Pomeroy tor' tllla Wlllkend'a Big Bend Sternwh!tel Featlval. Plane · Davis said of St. lJJuis, the last packet boat built glove,'~ Said BUrt. who admilted tbat there. She was decorated in the old bolh had been "sweating it out.'' helped draw are now underway tor the 19911 featlval, which will be the .tenth that plans for "I lhoughl we would find they next yea·r 's style with tall feather stacks and a crowds to the anniversary of the event. dome on the pilothouse. w~re all cully-waddled," quipptd lenth annivervarious festiThe stemwheeler had 210 passen-. Wrigbt. · val evenls, ·although some stormy condilions sa ry festival are now underway, and she hopes The two .bave made .lheir creation lhat corporate sponsors will agree to under- ger cabins, each 8 feet deep and 6 1/2 were forecast for later in .the day on Saturday. an elt\lct replica, even doWIJ 10 the two Boal caplains brought seven sternwheelers write major enterlainmenl for l~e 1999 festi - feet wide. In 1935, when lhe depression was lifeboatS on board and an engine' in the from Charleston, W.Va., and three. from the val. Nexl year,'s evenl will'' precede Tall Stacks in full swing, the boat was sold to the engine room. . Muskingum River Valley area near Lowell. Green Une and conlifiued operation The slemwheeler was built of wood Boat s were also brought in from Parko,rsburg, by one week. Tall Sta.cks is a special. sternW.Va., an d th e Jean Mary, which met with dis as- wheeler event held every five years in ..C incin - on the Ohio until !946, She retained frorri packing crales, anc)-has an elee, ter and sank in the Ohio River near Pomeroy in nati, and many caplains who participate in lhe the IItie of the "queen of the rivers" tric screwdriver motor as its engine. Burt and Wright agree that they'll 1994, came back to pomeroy from Indiana for Big Bend festival and other regional stern- Ontillhe'Green Une acquired the Delta Queen. . · probably not be operating -lheir radiothis year's fes tival'. wheeler galherilfgs also atlerrd Tall Stacks . . After lhatthe Gordon C. Green wa~ · controlled slem'!lheeler on the Ohio ' The festival not only attracts stern' wheel capDavis said she hoped that the 1999 festival lains and their crews from around lhe lri-state can benefit from .-some of Ihe enthu sias m gen -1 used as a tourist boal on lhe Mississip- River. pi. She was retired in 195d, laler lumed "It's more swimmipg pool size," area, but an ·in.f.lux of .vis i.lo is from the region . eraled by. Tall Stacks, making next year's festiinto a restaurant and fealured in <1 said Wright. ' who come to take in the sighl s and sounds of11he val lh e bi.gge st yel. _Perry Varnadoe·appointed new economic development director for Meigs County .... . . .... ~--=~- ... HI: 80s LOW: 50s City to· iss~e final approval on revitalization grant Good Morning RACINE- Racine Ch'apter 134. Order of the Eastern Slar. election of oftieers. Featured on page C1 + . Wi~ org<!ni~at.i!J~~ ,~l'l'~ y~!Jo P.~r: chase any televtsion ads in support of Strickland in key media markets such as Columbus, Ohio, and Parkersburg, Huntington, and Charleston, W.Va., where the GOP adsare airing. Instead, Strickland must dig inlo his own campaign lo pay for TV ads. "I don 't expect lhe Democralic National C-ommitlee has thai kind of money," said Slrickland "I think this is a money probletn." OliviiMorgan, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said Hollister won't win the seat no matter · how much money she -gels from the halional GOP. ----Community ·calendar:...,_ .--SATUR~AY 7 Jamie Humphre9. and hymns were su ng hy the congregation. Spcl.'i;:ll .re(..·n~nirion was given In Margarc:t Collrill. a m~mber NBC mini-series looks Baseball at the history of the playoffs continue .today Temptations · -pageB1 -story on CB Taking aim at palntball ~ars•. 'boy would have trouble in school ·> Retired teachers hear about trip to Mexican Mission ·' J'OMEROY - Meigs County's n,~w economic begin soon with an access development dire.ctor begins his job duties effeclive road having the highest pridl'tty. An . additional Monday. , -He is Perry Varnadoe of Marietta, who was recent- . industrial site at Great ly difeclor of economic development for WashingJon Bend, owned by American Eleclric Power1 will County. While serving as Washington County economic have access to lhreedevelopment dire%r, Varnadoe worked in all facels . phase power following of economic..ol$(' opment and formerly worked as a lhe completio n of a new p V d el.ectric line connecting erry arna oe communily improvement agenl with the Ohio Slate th e Bash an and Ravenswood, W.Va. substations. University CoopGrative Extension . He replaces Ron McDade who was hired in April, ln announcing his retirement, McDade said lhe job !997 after resigning. as American Electric Power 's deserves more atten lton Ihan he was able 10 give to it. "1. know (Varnadoe) is very capable and willing to Gallipolis Dislrifl manager. McDade said he will work with Varnadoe until he is firmly esla bl.ished in do whatever it takes 10 get the job done." "I' D) looking forward to il,'' Varnadoe said. "Ron the role. McDade was recognized Wednesday evening with has done the hard work ... the heavy lifting.'' ·:'We're jusl really excjted Perry has accepled the a !lllrprise party al the Meigs County Chamber of Com merce where he_was presented a !75th a.nniver- posi1ion," said Meigs County Chamber of Commerce sary Meigs County historical coverlet and other gifts. President Sue Maison. "He brings a lol of experience and the chamber is very exciled about his coming. We About 35 people auended the event. \ McDade said he feels his major accomplishments know he has really big shoes to fill." Said McDade, "The chamber board and Meigs were assisting the University, of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College in its move to Meigs • County Community Improvement Corporation Board Counly, further progress in the Meigs County Indus- have been super. They're there whenever you need · · trial Park al Tuppers Plains and working with the them, day or night." "I have noticed how hungry people are for develSoutheast Ohio Regional Cou~cil in efforts to complete U.S. 33 from Athens lo Darwin aod lhe U.S. opment," Varnadoe said. He eventually plans on moving to Meigs County 33/J-77 Ravenswood Connector project. · McDade said work on lhe industrial' park should wilh his wife, Nan. and two children. SEO'RC to honor Gerald E. Roach Jr. as 1998 Person ol 'the' Vear ·f or Gallia County : GALUPOUS- Gerald E.' Roach Jr., vice presidenl of The Wiseman Insurance Agency in Gallipolis, has bee~ named lhe 1998 Gallia County Person of lhe Year by the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Presidenl · Jay Moore announ~. . · RoaCh will be honored during the Soulhe3.jlem Ohio Regional Council Peoon of the :Year banquet on Thursday, Oct. 29 al the UnivetSity of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. '"Gary RoaCh is kno.wn lhroughout Gallia County for his leadetShip skills and his total dedicition to lhe community," Moore said. "He demonslrates a unique expertise, not only in his chosen profession, but in his capacity 10 work with and inspire olhetS." A native of Gallipolis, he is the son of Gerald and Hoberta Costen Roach. After gradualing from Galli a Academy High School, he earned his bachelor of science degree in agriculture from Ohio State UnivetSity in 1984. Joining The Wiseman Agency in 1984 as vice · ·presiden~ he received his certified insurance counselor des· · ignation in 1986. He is an active member of the Independent Insurance Agents Association. His interesl in the fulure of young people in lhis area is seen lhrough his role as director of the Gallia County Junior Board from 1987 until1992, and his service as president in 1991-92 He was also a· member of the Ohio 4-H Foundalion Board, and served on the ·Ohid Sll!te Junior Fair Board in 1982 II was during his years on the local junior fair board lhat long-range planning was inslituted and the construction of a new livestock faciUty was completed., Roach was a founding member of the C. H. McKenzie Agricultural Ceoter. · He and his~; lhe former Annie Wiseman; devole much of lheir petSOnal time to the Galljp,q[js Qly Schools, chairing .•..•. , the Concemed Area Residenfs for mlui:ation Committee thai sponsored the.cily schools'levy in 1992. EJected to the cl13mber of cominerre board in 1992, he continues in lhal role, serving as president of the chamber in 199698. During m. 1enure as president, the chamber developed a master plan to aeate and maintain a suitable economic, social and political environment in which balanced growth may be acmmplished. The chamber and the Community Improvement Corporation ofGallia Coonty merged organiza' • to better.achieve the' goals of this !naster plan. Roach is presently vice presidenl of the ac, and has been active in tbal organization since·1996. A member of the Gallipolis Rotary Cub, he served as ils presidenl in 1989-90. He and his flunily are members of the Grace United Methodist Clturch. His children include M!ggie, 10,' a student at Washington Elementary School; Nicholas, 6, also at Washington FJementary; and.Benjamin, 2 "Gary Roach sels a great example in our community wilh his untiring dedication and willingness to give his petWnal time and talentlo see Gallia County grow and prosper." Moore said "His continuing work with thech_amber;llldOCboardsare indicative of his comlnitment to the goals and objectives <If these organizations and the future of Gallia Coonty," he added. "He epilomites the ideal example as a working volunteer, and we all take pride in his acromplishmenl and this muCh dcse.rved recognilion." · ' .. �• ' Pomerqy •.Middleport ~ · Gallipolis, OH ~Point Pleasant, WV • ~unday, Octobe~ 4, 1998 Sunda~~ober4,1998 . AccuWeathe,. forecast for conditions, liCit ;.-- ----.•' By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Stat( POMEROY - A late morning. . hour-IOilj! electricity outage Friday· INO upset many Meigs Coumians' rou. lines and gave many counly court· • house employees a head stan on the weekend. The outage affecled most of the Bend · Area, iqcluding Middleport. Rulland. Pomeroy, Syracuse and Racil)e. The outage OC'CUrred around I0:50 a.m. when a logging oper~lion in lhe Rolland area. felled alnee inro power hnes. leavmg aboul 4,000 people wirhout elei::rriciry. according 10 W.VA. American Eleclric Power line sujJervisor Ernie Sisson. · Allhough no injuries were rejlorted ll< a resull of lhe oulage. a Poinr Plea,ani. W.Va., woman was trapped ' ,_.... ,.~ ~ '~~ !i.?.'..::>- g;ijf':~ ~ '' ~ in lhe elevator a11he Meigs Counry · ~ · ·· ~ - -~ ~' SuMi Pt cruty cruty - . r ...... ' . ·~ Snow k;o Courthouse. Lorena Turley. an employee .of S,milh & Associares Accounring. Pomeroy, wa~ slranded in lhe eleva- . lor when rhe eleclriciry wenr off. She wa' eKtricated from the elevalor by sheriffs Depury Scoll Trussell, assisted by Commvn Plea< By The Assoc:laled Press Court employees Mike Canan and Some much needed rain came 10 Ohio this week.end.lhe Nalional Wealh· A~dy Baer. and ocher depulies. er Service said. · Turley said she rang rhe elevalor · Rain was expected rhroughout Ohio on Saturday as a warm front made alarm be!llo alert people 10 her presits way through lht slale. High lemperntures ranged from I he mid 50s in rhe norlheasl pan of lhe· slale lo lhe lower 60s in lhe south. More min wa' likely Salurday night wilh dry. bul cloudy weather expect· ed Sunday. · • High remperatures Sunday will be in I he lower 60s in lhe northeast 10 nen.r By CHARLEY GILLESPIE · 70 degrees in the sou~h. Associated Press Writer The record high temperarure for Sarurday at the Columbus weather ~la­ COLUMBUS- James Hall vis· tlon was 89 degrees sel in 1953. The record low was 31 in 1888. its his son every week. He said Todd Q ... -. ........... . Rain will yield to partly cloudy .s~ies on .Sunday Green trustees-announce ro~d closing . CENTENARY_ Green Township Road 346 (Graham School) will~ dosed for approximately two weeks. ~taning Monday. the lownship lrustees ence and wa< quickly cold by a cour· chouse employee thai the eleclricily had gone off. ~ She was rea'''ured by lhe re...:uers' commo:nrs.~ "Scou kept telling me !hey woula get me nul nn maller what" she said. Power wa' reslored al II :58ll.m .. Sisson said. Mfected schools in the Meigs and Sourhem local school districts con· tinuedon schedule. while most courthouse employees were allowed to take the remainder of the day off. Courthouse doors were.locked while signs po~led on the doors said the courthouse wa' closed due to rhe power ourage. County Commissioner Fred Hoff· man said the decision lo dose a coon· ty office is lefl up to individual elect· ed officeholderS.' not lhe boand of c001missioners. Inside rhe courthouse, 'however. the Common Plea.s and Juvenile/Probate courts remained open. COURTHOUSE CLOSED - An hour-long el~lc: outage Frt· "All of my empl~yees are here." day morning gave many Meigs County Courthouse employ- an said Common Plea< Jud~e Fred W. earty sta!1 on the weekend. The outage, repaired at 11 :58 a.m., ~e~ultlld from a tree falling onto an electrtc line In the Rutland area. Crow Ill. . , ' -. "The commissioners didn't autho· rize this." Hoffrl)an said. noting rhal other counry offices remained.open. "II ~oesn't mako a lui of sense." The comr:nissioner~' office was including the Departmenl of Human HolTman said. "Maybe rhey wanted also closea Friday aflemoon. hut Services in Middleport and rhe Meigs lo go lo the I Big Bend) Stern wheel Huffman expl~ined l~e dosing '\as Festival." · Counl)' Sheriffs Oflice. planned .pnor lo the ele"ric oyrag.e. annOunced. The road will be do<ed from 8 a.m. unril 5 p.m.. Monday through Fri· day. for dllchmg. tarnng and general ~repair on the unpaved section. Only !ICCessary vehtcles will be permit~ on the road. according 1o trus~ees . ~ • • • d 1 rree tmmumzattons s.ate .this week GALLIPOLIS - Free immunizations will be provided by the Oallia Coumy Health Depal'fiii<lt\on the following dates alld locations lhis week: • Monday - Rile Aid 1'1\armacy, 6-8 p.m. . • Thursday - Courthouse lobby. 4-6 p.m. ·. .Children in need of immunizations musl be accompanied by,. parent and bnng a current shol record with them. No nu. vaccine will be available ntlhese clinics. · Church schedules pre-game sunnGr ,,_ GALLI PO . LIS Sr. Louis Calholic Church. 91 S•••• Sr .. Gallipolis, will h'li/h d ._.. serve a c I Ol og supper on Friday, Oct, 9 from 4:30-7:30 p.m., prior 10 theRGallia Academy-Marielta football game. emo·s sauce will be· available for'lhe hot dogs. The meal can be purchalied by ilem and will include chili ror s1. hot dog (including sauce) for $1. 50 ccniS for. drinks and 50 cents for cookies or brownies. l•n' Brl"ef·. ___ Hallisoflendepressedandconfused. He doesn'r always remember why he is in the,hospilal. Todd Hall. 26. a brdin-injured man from Proclorville. was found incomPOMEROY- Seven juveniles were cited for underage consumplion afler . pelenllo ~land lrial for starting a 11re boardino a C.onrJil train near Leading Creek aboul 5 a.m. Saturday. lhat killed nine people at a sou•hem ~ Ia Meigs County She rill"James M.., Sotilsby.rhe northbound train Ohio lireworks store. Hall. who ha' , According was slowing down when il was boarded by several juveniles who reported- lhe menial capacity of a 10-year-<Jid. is in a mental ltospiral because rhe ly were partying nearby. . When one ofrhe juveniles boorded•.he appanenlly caughralever and pulled stalf' ha< no olher place lo pul him. 11. The pulling of lhe lever released 13 cars ~hich cause~ the. tr~in to auro· James Hall says lhe Sluff of the • _. stale-hospital isn 'I properly lrnincd to 1natically stop. Engineer on the irain was A.T. Brown of Dunbar. W.Va .. an.d lite conducror ·'work with some disabilitie_s like the one suffered· by his son in a skale· was Arthur Be~sle of Racine. . The juyeni les were released to their parenls. . boarding accident I0 years ago. . · 'd · dd' · 10 h 1 1 h h ed 10 "'How can you ~lace somebody in Soulsby sat thai tn a ttton t. e oca c atges. ot el'l! are •~peel a mental heahh inslitution thai d'oest>e filed bY the Railroad Police. . n'l have a mental illness."" said Hall. "'As far as I'm concerned. Todd's RUTLAND- Two Rutland area women received minor ittjuries fol· rights have been Yiolated," lowing a rwo-vehicle collision on North Main Streel in Rutland on Thurs- Ohi'o 's IOth Dislricl Court of day around 7:10a.m. · . _ _ .• Appeals ruled in 1983 chat lhe slale Christi L. Wilson. 34. ~~452 White's Rill Road, was northbound when can interpret a menially retarded she dmw left of center. slriking a so'urhbound vehicle driven by F~dncis L. person's behavioral problems a~ men· lmhoden. 70. 33578 New Lima Road, according lo rhe Gallia-Meigs Posl of lal heahh problems. But I he same issue is now rhe subrhe State Highway Patrol. Bolh women were transported by the Rutland and Central Dispalch units ject of a lawsuilliled in federal court of the Mei·gs' County Emergency Medical Service to area hospirals, where against the slate nf Maryland. they were lrealed. rhe parrot r~porled. The Rutland Volunreer Fire Deparl· Sieve Ney. atlorney for lhe Maryment also responded to the scene. ' · land Disahility Law Center in Largo. Wilson was cited for left of cenler. ., Md .. f'iled the suil claiming il's • rht k' ' • "N unconstilutionalro keep someone in a psychialric hospiial who is not menPOMEROY - Meigs County sheriff's dcpulies are investi~atin¥ a hil - rally ill. skip accident thai occurred at 6 p.m. Thursday on Stale Route 7 near Five Mentally relarded patienls ofren Points · huve behavior .problems and need Joshua D. fones. 16. Middleport. was oonhbound: follow in~ anolher car supervision. Ney said. "'They're that reportedly did •not have hrake lrghts. when he obsei'Ved it Slopping. viewed as crazy. and rhey ' re nor:· according tn a MCSO report. He braked and swerved lell ol cenler to avmd Ney 'aid. But "" the stale. he said. the vehicle, which turned kfl <mlo Flal~()(tds Road. slfiking Jones' 1988 P~· ·· 11· s easier to throw lhcm in psychi.~. tiuc. anU contmu~d nn at a h1g,l1 rate pi SJ>'!ed. _. ~1tric hnspilals·· than In create appro The other car was described as a larger. older car. dull gray wtlh damage priule lreatmcnl centers. to lhe lcft-fronlllumper. Two male subjecls were in the car. Ohio law re4uires lh"t• relarded Jone s' cur 'usrurned heavy damage. .. criminal.< be kepi in rhe le:tsl rest ric live facilily lhar's safe fur I hem and · 1;,r society. POMEROY·- Mdgs C<'unty she~iJl"s dep~ties arreSied a 47 ·YeJtr·nld Lawrence Counly Common Pleas Whcclrn~. W Va .. man, later discovered lo he a fugitive <'n a charge of arson ,Judge Richard Walton ordered Hall wilh init;r> ...Sheriff James M.' Soulsby ~cported. . . moved last De<:ember fmnt the niux AITe,teJ without incident was D.!nnis R. Ludnlph. who ts bet,ng.held pend· imum security unit of Twin Volley ing an ~xtradition hearing. Snubby saill. p..,ychiouric Syst~m in Cnlumbu, to JuvenileS .pharged after boarding train . Crash in Rutland leaves two injured h"t t InformatiOn sougJ' on I s IP BCCiuen MeigS deputy arrests ., w. Va. fugitive Deputy Ben Davidson observed budolph's vehicle silling near lhe dumpster ill th~ Holzer Mt!igs Clinic in Pomeroy while Davidson was on his wuy to ~et fuel I'm hi s cruiser. Soulsby said Davidson later observed the vehicle turning amund at the Hiland Road intersection and located the vehicle al Velera ns M~murial Hospital. ' ~unbaJI . ~imts- .jmtitttl . Reader Services Correction Polley Our m1ln t·onctm In all stories is to be a<:cunte. If you know or an error in a story, call lhe aewsmom at: Galllpoll.l: (740) 446-2342; or Pomeroy: (740) 992· ·21SS. We will chec:k your infonnatioo and make a corrertlon ir warranted. News Department Gallipolis Tbe main number is 446-2342 •. 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Sl9.2S ...... Ou- 26 Wcets .. :............... ,......... ~56.68 52 ~cck&;........................... $109.72 ~ MASON. Ohio (AP) - A bus crash in chis Cincinnati suburb lhat sen I aboul, 75 Sludents to local hospirals was caused by a malfunclioning bruke v~lve. school olllcials said. The sludenls from Columbia Elemehtary School suslained only bumps und bruises. headaches and sliff necks in lhe cmsh Tuesday. Officials wilh the Kings Local School District on Friday cleared bus driver Joyce Toppen of wrongdoing. bul lhe lraftic charge she received Wednesday has nol been dropped yet Mason poli~e charged Mrs. Toppen. 42. of Maineville. wilh failure to maintain an assured clear distance:. "'We weren't convinced that it was driver errol." said Superintendenl David Query, adding lhal the .wenlher and visibility were good and rhere were no major traffic problems that day. "We wanted 10 make certain thai iitdeed there was an error on the pan of the driver before we acted." he said. . Mrs. Tappen told police the brakes on the bus seemed 10 fail. An inspec· lor from the Slate Highway Parrot reseed rhe brakes and found they were oul of adj_uslmenl,' bul police said thal wasn't serious enough 10 have caused lhe accident. · i' one day lound to be compelent. tiut Collier said lhal is unlikely. Know How to See an Old Tractor in"a New Light? Just Put.a Grandson in the Seat! Trick-or-treat night slated in Gallia GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Sheriff's Depanmenl has announced il will sponsor trick or lreat night on Thursday. Ocr. 29 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The event is to t>e held in conjunction with I he Communily Oulreach Cenler. · GALLIPOLIS - The following citations were issued~y Gallipolis City Poltce: Sean E. Wilson, 93 Cedar St. Gallipolis. open container; and Sheldon L. Proflitt. 34, Patrior. assu rcdf.lear distance ahead. , ·\ Gallia commissioners OK ·.. requ'est. from sen1"or ·cente·.r ~ ISSUe. Lawrence County Prosecutor J.B. · Collit!r Jr. agr~es . "Where should we pur Todd Hall'! He shouldn't he in our neighhor· hoods, .. Collier s"id. · • Ohio law rl!(.jUires a six~month n.•~ ·evalu:uinn afkr a Jt!'femJant i~l:.crim· ,ffl:ll tritll is found iliL·nmp~lt~~t, Anotht!r evaluation i'i nut rc4uired for coordinating programs within the center. . Troopers said Austin was north· bound. 35 feel soullt ofSR 124, when he stopped for other traffic and wa' slruck by a northbound car driven by Hilda Mae Smilh, 79, New Haven, W.Va., who was unable 10 ,slop in rime. Both cars were slightly damaged, and Smidt was cited for a«ured clen.r distance: Troopers invesligated another injury-related accident on ,Thursday. when four people, we~ laken to Holzer Medical Center with minor · injuries follo,)Ving a two-car crasli'on SR 160 near lhe inlersection with SR · 554 al Porter. . Transported by the Gallia Counly .EMS from the scene oflhe 9:40p.m. accidenl were driver KariA. Ratliff, .16. 196 Amby Lane, Vinron, and rhe followihg passengers in a cn.r driven by :ll-yen.r-old Nicholas J. PelfreyShelly A. Pelfrey, 17, Joseph T. Pel· frey, 2. and Alexander T. Pelfrey, 4 months. All are from Point Pleasant, W.Va. Troopers said Ratliff wa~'-:<outhbound when she was unable to Slop in time and struck lhe rear of the car driven by Nichola' Pelfrey, which ' had stopped in lraflic. . Damagewasseveretolhecrlrdriven by Ratl'iff. and moderate to the vehicle dri"Ven by ·Pelfrey, owned by · .Rogers EZ Ride Motors, 1419·SR 7. Commi~sioners ., " Immediate transformation t.akes place ,.. A precious memory is etcht!d into your mind fore:ver. Keeping children h.eallhy is our goal -if you need help with any he;ilth c<ir"C concernsplease ask us! Holzer Health Hotline 1-800-462-5255 .RN on d'!tY 6 am Jo 2 am 7 days a week *Please ask \'our .lnsid:m aboul medicalion There's no tricks Just TREATS at OVB! 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I • ''· I things. you tho~ ht. were ImpossiB e, .. are·now only . 11.22 Jackson Pike . , l-ottery results worrh $1. The Ohio Loucry will pay our $4:\3.89~ to winners in Friday's Pick ' , 3 Numbers daily g•une. Sales rora'led $1.403.8:!6.50. Pick 4 Numbers play• ' ers wagered $440.431.50 and will share $10}.700. · ; WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3: 9-4-5 Dailv 4: 6-5·2·1 Cash ~5: 1-4-5-7-20-21 ' .Black Hills Davis·Quickel Agency Inc. Yearbooks ready ·tor pi,c kup at EHS A woman am•w~ring thl! Ide· pe,rfecl environment h>r Todd Hall. !here\ also a need lo balance his rrealmenl againsl the public safely :~;~~~~h;a~~~p.m.c~; accord· GALLIPOLIS -,.- Gallin County approved a requesl of funds from sales lax levy in the - -In other business. commissioners amount of $20,000, lo" lhe 'Gallia acted to upgrade the underground .County Senior Resource Center on . storage tanks a the airport by· Dec. 31 . 1998. as required by Corrosion TechThursday: • : · nical Services of West Chesler. Jean Niday. the center's executive The counry is required 10 perform . • EAST MEIGS - The 1997-98 ·. director, made lhe requestfrom the the following upgrades : ,impressed Eastern Yearbooks are now in and · sales tax passed in 1987. . may be picked up at Ea~lem High Niday explained lhal lhe money currenl cathodic projeclion. \YSiem. School. 'will be used 10 provide lransponalion, . EPA -approved lank ,tightne ss, and Seniors who have ordered' a book buildin g ma i nt enafl c~. purch:.ise sup- ,.pill and overtill proleclion. may pick them up at the high school plies. and assisr in implementing and . The board moved 10 employ Max oflice during school hours. Exira l.im· 'Johnson to oversee rhe upgrade of lite ited copies of rhe book remain and underground storage tank al lhe airwill be sold on a lirst-come, lirst· , port in compliance wilh regulations serve basis. ' hy Jan . I , I Y99, not to exceed By Th'e Associated Press Any srud~nl. parent. grandparent. The followin g numb~r-; were $ 15.000. · or school supporter can also pick up Gallia Counly Treasurer Larry selected ·in Friday's Ohio and We st a copy ·of the book al lhe school. Betz was presenl to . di scuss the Virginia lotteries: Grades 7-12 are featured in the book. · • •\ OHIO (Continued on A5) Pick 3: 8-5-6 • .. Pick 4:0- 1-7-8 Buckeye 5: 3- 14- 28-~4-37 • ,. • There were no ticket.< s_old naming • all five rurmbers selected in Friday :· night's Buckeye 5 dr.rwing. I he Ohill • Lollery said . . •' • The jackpot fpr Saturday's Super • ' Louo drawing was $J4 million. Sales in Buckeye 5 tolalcd $370.897-. Players will share $99.793. There were 108 Buckeye 5rickers wi1h four of the numbers. and each is worth $250. The 3,5 12 tickers·showing three of the numbers are each worrh $1 0. and the 37.673 tickers • " People in menial institulimis don' I like 10 be louched "' bolhered and ii's causing problems for him. " "He jokes wilh people a lor and can gel on lheir nerves:· H:rll said. Hihb."i said ~1lthnugh it\ not tht! GALLIPOLIS - Booked inlo lhe Gallia County Jail followin~ ;rrresrs by authorilies were: · · .. • Acee E. Rowley, 25, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., Friday at 9:35 a.m.' by lhe • . .Gallia Eounly Sheriff's Deparlmenl for burglary. · • •·· ;' . • Floyd L. Blazer, 45, Gallipolis, Friday al4:55 P;m. by Gallipolis City Police for disorderly byjntoxication . ., · , . • Douglas A. Boles, 3'5. 375-1/2 Third Ave., iJallipolis, Friday a~6 : 37 P-111· by oflicers for' disorderly 6y inloxicalion: , • • Terry L Watson. 43. l>orl)eroy. Friday al 10:2r p.m. by the Gallipolis • • Municipal Court for failure to appear. • Jerry D. Flora. 44, Gallipolis. Saturday al I a.m. by deputies for domes. V10 · t·ence. I IC 'I bee from llowcr to !lower." said Hall. phone in the office of the hospilai'S chief exo=culive rderr~U inquiri..:s about Hall's trealrilent Ill Hibhs. Gallia authorities ,place five in jail OFF . . MIDDLEPORT - A two-car · Gallipolis. Ratliff was cited for accident Friday on Stale Route 7 left assured clear "istance. one of the drivers involved with mirnir injuries, the Gallia·Meigs Post of the Slate Highway Patrol reponed. Robert S. Austin. 26. 106 Amby Lane. Vinlop. wa~ not treated at the Road closing will begin on Tuesday .VINTON- Gallia County Engineer Glenn Smith announced chat Coun· 1y Road 143 (Keyslone) will be closed from Tuesday ar 8 a.m., wrarher per· , ·mining. The closing is necessary,10 complere a road repair project. ,· .. Localrraffic will need to use or her counly roads as a detour. Terri cunningham. R.N.. 10 deter- •ignificant improvemo:nl. and 14 per· 50 percent >howed part tal or moder· mine theeffectivene5s of treatment. cent showed minimal or no ate improvemenr. and ·so percenr showed significant impro>ement. Patients were asked 10 ra1e their tmprovemem; relief of symptoms in resporuts cat· Trigger point injection<, 47 per· egoriz.ed by minimal or no improve· cent achieved partial 11r moderare ment. panial• improvemenr. or sig- improvemenl, 40 percenl achieved nificanl · improvement.. The proce· significanl improvemenl. and 13 per· dules measured were facet injections. cenl showed minimal or no improveepidural injecrions. trigger point ment ; 'acupuncture. 57 percent . Tbe Hill5 Brother& & injectioos. acupunctune, medication achi~ved signifrcant improllemenl. 29 and manipulatioo. · kay SIIDT with percent achieved moder;~te or partial The nesuiL< of each modality stud- •improveme~t; and 14 percenl showe4 Tbe Cilenn "Iller ied nne a• follow,;: facet injections. 48 minimal 91' no improvement; medOr~tra pen:enl of I he ca•es . surveyed 'ication. I00 percenl showed •i•roifiachieved ~ partial or mode rare cant improvement; and manipt"btion, ~ri&IIDM Conc:erl improvement. 33 pen:ent showed pi~ significantimprovemenl and 19 per· cent showed mt"nt"mal or~- 'tmprove · . rnent;epidural injections.·' "'43 ~rcenl. achieved panial or mOilerale improve~nt. '43 percent showed M1•nor 1•n.J· ury reported i_ n two-vehicle accident G~LLIPOLIS- Tlie' Gallia Counry Health Departme~t w.ill hav~ exrended hours in lhe court~ouse lobby I his weekforthose wishing 10 obtain a food handler's cn.rd. TB skin lesls will be given on Tuesday from 4-6 p.m. The heallh depart· .menr will also have exr~nded hours on Thursday from 4-6 p.m. 10 read the ski n test<. The TB skin tesrs are free and avaiiJ!ble to those wishing lo obtain a food handler's card for Gallia County. . 1•IS OuiCerS u· . GaII1p0 ISSUe Cl"f8. t•10nS to· fwO moves from pt:rson to pt!rson. li.ke a Faulty brakes blamed for crash • . I he Appalachian PsychiatriC' Heallh two years. Hall's ne"t evaluation will Care System hospilal about lhree be in Seplember 1999. miles'north of Cambridge. ' Hall muld he charg·ed again if he Sam Hibbs. spokesman fur lhe Departmenl of Mental Heallh. said " the hospital near Cambridge is less resrriclive than lhC hospital iij Columbus. but .wards are kepi IO<:ked. The hospilal hired ourside consullants 10 treal Hall's disabilily. Hibbs said.. Walton denied a requesrro inlerview Todd Hall. James Hall said people wirh.braih injuries. such as his son. shouldn't be. lreated in psychialric hospirals. "'He js really fruslrared,'' Hall said. ., He is wo..S~n in g. nol geui ng beuer." "He wants to walk the srounds. bur I hey are keeping ·him locktd up iridefinitely in Catnbridge." "He wouldn't run away. he wouldn 'l even know how to gel home ... said Hall. . James Hall said ir's his son's everyday lrealment rhal concerns him. "'Todd can be ve;y ·intrusive ~nd GALLIPOLis - The Holzer Clinic Service Excellence Quality Improvement Commina: m:ently conducted a six-month outcome srudy oolherapeulic modalities used by the Depanment of Physical Med· icine. According 10 the study. a high per· centageofparientsclaimedlhmwas a signifrcanl improvement afTer being treated by the Holur Clinic Physical Me4!cine and Rehabiliwio'n phy~i· i:ians, Dr. Dan Black or Dr. Shailen Mehta. The method of study consisted of. . randomly inrerviewing selected patients of bolb Black and Melita. who mel the criteria for the stud". A ' lolal of 102 patients were interviewed by Doug Adkins. R.N.. qual· ily , improvemenl coordihator. and E;t;;~'d;;t;,~r;;;i~:t;~;irs~ici~i"l~;;s Todd Hall~s dad questions confinement ' s -Are'a' New JhahalltllU..-.$tatiwl • Page A3 ~ Tri-County Briefs:- Holzer Clinic·outlines·results of survey Power outage jars routine for about 4,000 in .Bend Area Sunday, Oct. 4 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolia', OH • Point Pieaant, WV . . Ohio weather • ·. I Page A2 • Jb:allau c-..JJ-tuw • I • ' e fOUil-111 LENDER • �• Sunday, October 4, 1998 . hgiM Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH ·• Point Pleasant, WV SundiY. Oc:tober 4, 11111 . Brushing . mom and .dad· out ·of the picture limts·- ientbttl By TONY SNOW · Cleators $y1:1c11cae1 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. 8lS lblrd An. Gallipolis; Oblo (614. 446-2342 Ill Ceur1 SL, Pon><roy, Obio (614) 992-2156 ROBERT l.. WING£ri Publisller HOBART WILSON JR. E~tealive Edilor DIANE HILL Centrollfr ' , LEITERS OF OPINION are welcome They sho.ild b< less than J()() words long Allletrers are subjecl to edlfmg and mclude address and telephone number. No uns1gned !euers wtll be publuhed Leuers Jhould be gOod taste, addre.ssmg u sues, not persona/uies rn Excerpt~ from other Oh~o newspapers ) By The Associated Press Excerpts of recent edllorials of sratewide and nallonal imerest from Oh1o new~papers: WASHINGTON - let.• of par· ems. worried about the X-rated content of the evening news. have dccid· ed to direct their children towanl more wholesome fare, such a.• Disney flicb. Unfor1unately. nothing is as it """'"'' in our brave new world - and not even Mickey Mou.se can j)l\lvide s:ofe haven for children swved for morn! guidance. This grim epiphany struck me the other day. a.< I peru.sed the long row of videos gathered on our closet shelf. Consider the following lisi of movies. and a.•k yourself what they have in common. Snow White. P1nocchio. Cinderella. Alice in Wonderland. The Aristoqts, l..ady and the Tramp. The Jungle Book. Beauty and the Bea.", Mulan. Pocahontas. The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Htn:ules. The Black Cauldron and Fanta.<ia. ' Answer: There isn't a single happy family in the bunch •• not (V(n '" cameo roles: Snow Wh1te is typiCal. She ·hails from Dysfunction Central. A wicked stepmot~r obsesse·s over the liule girl's looks and eventually orders a hunl•man to lure the princes~ into the woods and do a Dahmer on The Columbus Dispatch, Sept. 27 Remodeling is never cheap. but $250 for a new shower curtain and SHJO for a wastebasket are a linle steep. even l)y federal government standards. Out-of..:ontrol price tags like these have been held up by consumer watchdog groups as hkely costs ot consohdaung the U.S, Patent an~_,Trade­ mark Ottice. The oftice now operates out of 16 bu1ldmgs m Arlmgton. Va. One proposal would move it mlo a 2 million-square-fool fac1hty that mcludes Joggmg and walkmg traits,. sculpture gardens and outdoor amph1theatel'l. . . . Supponors of the <onsolldauon pomt out that the above-mentiOned shockers were included m a con5ultant's study of the m<>ve as "worst-case scenano" costs of relocating. The $562 stools. $5.000 desks and $1,!XM) coat racks that have ta•payers watchdog groups up in arms won't become a real· uy. they promise. These ligures were mcluded in the study just to calculate potential savings of co~solidution ..rh~y say.. , Whatever the intention of the ongmal esllrJ1ales. now that they have,been hrought to light. they should not be allowed to become reality. her. Where 's Dad as the wicked queen iJ turning into Mommy De2rest? ' Gone. Absent from the narrative. Cin.' derella's falher at tea.u had the good manners to be dead. Sllaw and thus wa.•n·t party to her abuse. Ponder the~ of the roster. Pinocchio: No mom. Beauty and the Bea'll: No mom and a ditl!ering .dad who owes his salvation 10 a cracked piece of porcelain. Pocahoni3S: No mom. Hercules-- well. thai may be a special ca.se. Mulan ha.s a family of sons. but 11 figures in as wmdow dressmg. You get the i~ Granted. the Disney folk.• didn't write all these tales. We c:ln blame the Brothel" Grimm and Eu,ropean min· strels for some of the plot lines. But the studio can take a bow for the recentlr.otch of canoon mvenlioiL'i. If yooi review the Disney oeuvre over the p:i.<t 31! year.o. you discover only two animated features thai include what one might consider healthy families: ' Lion Km~ and lOt Dalrnalianll. Only the laaer include< a man-and-wife combo. albeit child· less. A skeptic of my "'JJImenl mi~l pro1at Dr.unas requn tension. And for cltildmt. dtere's no p'CaiCr fear. no dalter suspicion, than !hal they mi~l w.ke one day and find thc1115eiYe.< alone -that Mom and Dad have been !lllaldled away. leaving the lillie ones to fend for them'idves in a world that hao neither the time nor the inclinalion to c=. ' This is true, but beside the point. Step back and take a more panoramic view of things. A generillion ago. lids got to ~;« functional families a.< fea· tured part< of our common culture. We had ··father Knows Best". "The Donna Reed Show" and "Leave 11 to Beaver." Even "Bewitched'. honored the family unit. while subjecting <.'Or· por.ote America to a weekly scalding. Check the listing~ today. Go hunt· ing for this comblna!Jon: Mom, l>.od. kids. Once you £el pa.o;t ··Mad about You," "Everybody Loves Raymond·· and a CO!iby show nobody watches. it's pretty much tap c11y. , Networks have given up tr.odition for "edginess" •• i.e .. the celebrdtion of banal sin,. Television parents tend toward spino:lessness. When their kids \' V' I ) WHO~} IIOSJ.. , ~---__.,....,;J~-~r. < The (Toledo) ~lade, Sept. 25 ' • ·' She holted across the world stage m a blur of color and 'controvel'ly. • Spflnter Fiorence Gnffith Joyner aimed to be noticed when she left her mark ALAN GREEN$I'AH W~LK~ THE BEAR u.s one of the greatest athletes in track ~nd field h1storf. Sadly. the s~edtn.g tlame blew past us too fast. too early. when the 38-year-old athlete doed thiS week in hersleep . . . Because her accomplishments were Without nval and her phySJque stnk· ingly muscular. FloJo also was qogged with rumors ab?UI using perfor· our children. . th( honom line cuus( of this slippery mance·enhuncing drugs such a.s sterOids to w1n. The former Olymp1an By ROBERT WEEDY 1l1e present crisis in America is Thi~ tsn't sn slupe our nation ts nn. · repeatedly denied the allegatmns and never failed a drug test. . much about an What-a time for parents to SC:ile the Her stunnino example will no doubt msp1re other;young gJrb to race · more serious than many ap)'lear to view it. and it IS certamfy misf'<ICUsed md1V1duul. it is moment and teach their children, the beyond their wildest dreams w1th the same blind ambition that made Flo· to un eKtent becaust it is more about ba.sics of mol"dlity! II just may he the much mon: renee Grittith Joyner such a succ~ about th~ presi- first time they have heard the gmuml mdividuals than about our country. Not a few wonder why the highest dency. and very n1les of living that are tried and tested. much ' more What •lhey are ht;aring fn11n peers. the otl1cial in the land 1s rated with , Chillicothe Gazette, Sept. 24 performance when uh<>utthe values ll::levisinn. mnvie!s unt.l lno nwny acceptable job We're glad Oh10 Dephnmenl of Transponat on ofliCJals finally came to . those of le~s(r rank suffer greatly. we hand over to t~achers is raise pn1paganda. Many theJr senses and realized they are ~s~ons1ble for mumtenunce of state h1gh· our ch1ldren. myths need to be dispelled. P:orents from similar deeds.' Weedy Readers of the three-part series on Whlll we tolerdte are in t,h( front line of responsibility wart~ really a simpk system. Townships a~ respbnsible fo.r .fix!ng township our ciVIc health and the three-pafl today. our children will embrace when it cmne. to teaching values ~' roads. counties are responSible for fixing county roads. Cllles and VIllages. series just concluded on the Real tommrow. If a panem ilf lying is their children. There is u dit1'erence are responsible for tixinl! streets and alleys and the state must take care of Generation Gap are beuer prepared to tound "cceptable. :n what other ways between holding heli(ls and being state and fedeml roaus. . undeNand why we are in the current will we continue to h>W(r our stan- valiant in defending heliet:S. But last' summer. the ~tate demled to cloud the issue by dec1dmg that p1ckle The civic disengagement we dards of momlity'' Reversmg ,the current tn:nd can· cities are responSible tnr maintam1ng state roads in the corporation limits. have been experiencing• prepares peoAnd what will this mean · to nur happen when we place more value on· . Gov. George Vninnvkh responded In an outcry trom maynrs all over ple to care less about what is done and civic health'~ W1ll no! nur trust in nth· •• What we owe othel'l as a mauer Ohio and asked the depanment 10 recnn"der. how it is done: "Put 11 behind us. we ers "'and in nur f~deml government of ~nor~ I obligation und common cili· With the huge federal trunsport:uinn· budgett~l' year. the state should be don't want to hear about it" is just pun continue tn deterinrare ·~ Lying dis· zenship: · tlush ~nough to take care of its own. ol thut thsengugement. A,self-gnvem- places trust. Truth 1s vinl"ted by tiolse·• Personal sacritic( us a moral mg people JU~I can nm react that way ho<KI but it is outrJged by our Silence, gmd: 1f our l(lrm of gowmment is to sUI· l(>r silence is acceptance of the false· •• The soc1al 101port:mce of The Lima News, Sept. 26 . . hood. Expre!'lising moral outrage does respc-ctubility anu observmg the rules: ~ One would think that after the Whitewater land deal. Illegal tund-raJSJng. viw The dep1c11on qf the Generution X not come under !h( headmg of "hate •• Restr~int in mauel'l of pleasur~ a government shutd•lWn. Illegal use nt FB! files, the travel oftice tinngs. momllty gap. w1th R2 believmg thai speech". and sexuality. abuse of the FBI and Internal Revenue Servtce. the 1978 commnJJtJes coup. nght and wrong are rehttlve terms and H•wing demonstrated the lmkotge Many good people have vanished Vince Foster. secret meetings of the Health Care Task Force, and nnw a se• that moruhty 1s a m.ilculous cunJ.:.ept. between momlity and th( lifestyle fmm the pubhc pohcy arena. whether scandal. there would t>e puhlic outrage against President Chntnn . . shows the other side of our situatiOn. produced. why sh<>uld it be that d1fti· from the post World War II prosperity The late'! public-opinion pnlls. however. show Pre,ulenl Clmtnn s Are not the acuops of the PreSident cult to see that immnrallty l!hJS new or other lun.'S. As this progresse(l the approval increasing Meanwhile. ~epublican lawmakers are seeong a just a r.:lle<:tion ot much nt society mnrality) Is ~ounter to our well-being mor~ our nutil)n 's in~lilulinns decrease in the" approval tollowmg th~ rele·'"e. ut l~depenuent Cnu~,sel today '' Is he not a mle model for those '" u people'' Consider that fur thirty decayed. · President John Ad~ms Kenneth W. Starr's report and the viuentapes.ot Clinton s Aug. 17 granu Jury who have thiS misg111dL~I philosophy years modern sex. ~ducatinn h~1s uh~crv('d. "pur Cnnslilulion was testimony. . ot life'' Snmehnw tloknd1ng hi' taugh,\ that "unything goes" and n"l!le only thr a mliml and religious The polls also show. 11 nne wants to believe polls. that·nnly about oneac.:timts ~tOsolvl;!' others ol their ••voided lt:achinl! character Issues. penpf( It ;, wMIIy m:~de4uule In the third of the country is advo)cating impeachment . · such us n:spect." modesty and sell~ government of any mher." Our :.tcltlms Bul tf he ts .held \tCCI,UQtahll!. Speaker Newt L. Gingnch sa1d the House w1fl nQI heed the pnlb and Will then lhc:tr m:ttnns may t.:otn~: tntn c:onlml. Hm<i tht:-i not hmught us tu no1hnn\ fnunt.lah'm wa."' luiU upnn the be guided sole,ly hy what is right Let's hope so. ;' where we are uxl.1y'! The enkehling hed~11:k of B1bllcal truths •· tnuhs It's time to punish Wlltmm Jdterson Clmtnn tor !hi:, sake ol ohe rcpuhltc . ljliL;'stlon Yt:s. Amcn .... t j, nnw dl.!'l."tlhng ot t.:hurac:Ler hUIIUm~ mstttutums. the ~vtUttntlhrtm!!hnut our lount.ling Ut>e~ He must be removed from offici!. The ConsutuliOill:\ clear on th1 .., matll!r what kmd nl u country we w.mt lor hnmc. church and "h<M>I. h,Js he~n umc:nl~ We an: mel a1 u cros~ruads " Lewis 'Bud' Baisden start llllllre<.\ing each other on the ,.OUCh. these moms and dad!< COwt!l' in their quarters and wait for cri.'lisiO pass. If junior invites 50 kidS lWei' for a drinking and dope-llmoking binge. dtt parems delicaldy beg the children to appoint design:oled drivers. The 1110o11 grotesque invention of all ma1 be the Telenaiis •• make thai "teletiibbie.~" - who tau~ and coo and frolic in response to gentled~bodied voices broadl.·ast over ubiqUI· IOUs loudspeakm. Goebbels mert< Big Bird. Family entenainmenl ha< less to do these 'days with families than it 00¢1 with the poor saps who took the '60s cant seri011sly - who believed in love without commitment, and sex without consequence. The network.< have f(l Hollywood throw its own neuroses up on a S.:retn - a weird marriage of S~~:phen ~ing and Ben· jamin Spock. No wonder rdtings are down. Social scient"'' •• there's an <><y"""''"' -- al!fee on f(W !hines. but the,;,·, unanimity on th1s: Kid~ fn1m intact. tmditional families are a whot.: I•~ ·tess screwed up than kid< wh•• don't have married moms and dads. It you want to find something strongly linked to cnmmality. dru)! ubuse. violent behavior. socoopalhy. psychopathy. illegitimacy. uepression and poverty •• stan by checking the fa~m­ ly tree. In that vein. the Di<ney playlist tells us smn((hmg we knew all along. hut didn't bother to recognize: At pre• c1sely the lime Americans need to be e11.allmg ''lmdilltmal .. homes. we've begun airhplshing Mom and l>.od out of the picture. That may buck up spirits in Hollywolld hou<eholds that want consolation that their tmgedy ha.s become the American norm •• but the 11\.'0d isn't exactly making life eav i~ l,,r the rest Or us. • · Write Tony Snow, C~tors Syn· dlcate, 5777 West Century Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calir. 90045. IN: I I , • • • • ' ' ·Norma A. Lee Commi'Ssl"oners Evelyn M. Lockett . wday to determine if that nation. so ~o:unl'I!IVed unO su c..lalicaled. can long endure. W1U Amencu cortJe to thtlnw th( ad vic( given in this interesting 4uma· 1111n uf 2~ yea,:,; ago'! "Yes. the president should resign. He h:is lieu ~1thc Amencan people. lime and time ••g;.un. 11nLI h!tn1y\!d lhc:ir trust Sjn~'d ·he has admitted guilt. there is no rea· sun to put the American people through :1n impeachment. He will · · serve al>;nluttly nu purpose in finish· ' ing out his term. the unly possihle soluuun is for the president to saw· SOIT\C dignity and resign." ~- T~I"Cn '"' from 12th Congressional hopeful William Jetfcl'lon Clinton dunng the Nixon investigation. ' We' are nut talkmg here about some hedn1111n dalliance. this is the Oval Ollke. the White House. our hlJUse .•uu.l we are re~punsible lnr what goes on. By the way 11 wa.s m~ a nght wmg l'nnspiml:y, it WU."\ u we~t wmg. ThiS is the chief law-enfnn:e· ment officer who is sworn to uphold the law. The rule uf luw. nnt or IB(~ ­ viduuls, is pruvided lor unuer our Cnns!Jiutinn and thiS must be upheld. As President Teddy Rmscwlt said. "Nu one is othn'»'e Ihe lo.~w. um.l nu ~me IS below the law." Our ch1luren will he hlessed m the future if we remember th'll "R,ghteuusne ...s c,;alls ll nuuon, hut sin is a n:pro"ch to any people." Roho,rt Weedy is a' cormpon· dent · for tti'e Sunday Times-Senfind. Today in history President Clinton·: ·Chock full O' r:-uts ' t.lenl' s "ment.JI d<l'ects." Perot "l.ud. were reminiscent of Adolf Hitlor and Saddam Hus~m. ·~u.~t to menlion a tew •• W..ll. now. isn't llia1 mleresting'' Bel<re I go on. let it he noted thai it " not my habit to speak ill of a per· · Spear son\ personal !Jlortcomings unlt.."S."i t~y ask for 11. Let it be noted. al~>. that it was Pemt hmlseff who put the "del'ecti'e brJin" card into play. Thai being satc.l. let us review Perot's retort!·· check his CirCUli breakel'l. so to speak. You may recall that 1n July. 1992. . after having whipped up the populac'e to beg hun to run tar the Whitt! Hou.se. he abruptly dropped outllfthe r..:e He lah'r got hack in and <;xplwned on CBS's "(J() M1nutes" 'that he ' h.l!l uhandoned hJS camp;lign because mysterious and nefar· 1ous plots were being hatc'iled to destroy him. Repoblic:an diny trickstel'l had planned 10 wiretap his otfK.-e and disrupt hJS bo.,ine;s, said the. bantam bithonaire. N•~ only that. they h:•l cmked up a scheme to cr.Lsh his daughter's wedding 'Uld tlash u kwd picture of her which they had docton.'t..l up H( had g<~ten all 1h1s ·rrum u ··pmmincnt Rt:puhlicWl" • soun:t! and cuntinned it with tt fclltlw in Washmgtun who. itlurTII.'t..l 1xot, wa.s wdl knhwn ;.L\ a purv~yor nr wa!in.l ant.J gn.lUndlc:ss sltlfic...-s: You may n:call the derute on U.1. t9. 1992. betw~en Clinton, Pl:n~ •md Galn!e Bush, dunng which the TeXlin • claim"'! that Nuf\h Vic1n:un.:se clements. T.:.an dru" dc:d.:rs mx.l the Black P.dllthers h:od "'•Mtcmpted to ""'a"inate him and hJS t:.Umty. "The Viotnmnt..,., had s.:~t ~>pie into Cana.ta to mu~e wr..mtremcnL"' to huve me anti my tiunily killed." he said. "The most significant efl(lfl they had one mght " live people ""ning ocruss my front ynrd wllh rille>." A guard dog chased them away. he said. A Dallas polk.'e official smd the incident never happened. y,., may ra:all that m November. 1993. Perot addre~sed a rully in nppnsi· tion to the North Amen<.'an F.ree Tr...te 'Agreement and said that he had been tar· !,"'ted by "a Mafiu-hk~ group" that tavurtd NAFI'A "because of the huge Carte.r Original singing cowboy Gene Autry dies at 91 . By The Associated Press · By Joseph Spell!' Today "Sunday. Oct. 4. the ~77th day oil ~'IX . There are HH days ,left1n Rarely htL11 a poliUf.:tan a.o,; contnwa-the ye:ir. · ( .' "• sial '" Bill Clinton been blessed With Today's H1ghllght 10 HIStory: . such a nasty. stllry. low.Jown .urJy of bn Oct 4. 1957. the Sp.Jee Age heg.m as the Snvtet Unum launched Sput - cntmtes. nik. the tirst rflun-m;,u.lt!' smelhh!. mto nrbtl It ts one ot lht! major rea'\(m\. I On this date · . believe, that he has been .1hle to pall his In 1777. Gtorg~ Washtng.wn·s troop-. l.tunLheJ an ~~:-.~~tull on the Bnp~h t:u nut nt the tire"" many tin~e< over' !he ul Germantown. f?n .. r~"'ulling in heuv)' Atnertcan casualties . · yeUl'l. A tn.ly <an 't help but empatt111.e In 18~ 2. the 19th preSident of the Umted Stales. Ruthertnrd B. Hayes, wuh the man. _ was bi>rn in Delaware. Oh1u. Take Newt Gmgnch. the Speaker ·In 1895. the tirsl U.S. Open golf tuurn•m>ent ,was held utthe Newpon wuh IOOt·in·n~xoth disease who closed ·Country Club in Rhode bland. down the government hecuu~>< the presi· In tiJJI . the cnm1c stnp " Dick Tracy," created hy Ch<ster Gould. made dent snubbed him. Take P.i1'illll Pnt Rohert'i<>n. who cl.ut11ed he was anoint· itsde~l · In 1940. Adott H1tler and Bemto Mussol1n1 contern;u "'. Brenner Pass m ,'1..1 hy God to mn t( >r P""'dent. Take th'e Alps. w,here the Nall leader sought loaly's help m hght1n¥ the Bnush Ohver Nonh. the c>;~Uiied har of lr.m· In t958.the lirst rrans·Atl,onuc passenger Jetliner servoce was begun by conlrn fame Take K'o!n Sturr. Rush Lun· British Overseas Airways ,Corp. !BOAC) wllh ll1ghts between London and baugh. Ross Pen>t.· New York. ' . Yes. kike Ro" Perot Did you hear In 1910. rock smger Jams Joplm. 27. wa> tound dead m her Hollywood what tit: Wee [}.J<.Idy Warbucks. who hotel room. . would relocram.ly acrept the preSidency In t976. the agnculture secretary. Earl Bull. re <~gned In· the wake ol a if the American people thrust it upon him •'Ontrovel'ly over ,o Joke he;d m.1ue aboul blacks. , had to say at'<xot Chntc•o the other day' In 1978 lunctal services~ held at the Vauc:m for Pope John Paul t While aJdres~ing a nalionalcnnvenlnm Ten yea;,. ago, Indian profesSJ?'Mithileshwar Singh. freed the day b(,fore of, his Rel(>nn Puny m Atlanta. he by his Lebanese kidnappers. said hJS captors had '.~eared h11n well dunng hos brought the cult1sh rrowd to 1ts feet With 20 months of impnsonment. but acknowledged there 1s no substitute tor the charge that the president "is menially freedom ." : and emotionally unstable" and P""'iCSSed Five years ago· Dozens of cheenng. dancmg Sooralls dragged the body of a "defex.1iv~ br.un." lnde:ed, the preso• of an Amencan soldier through the streets of Mogad1shu . · CENTERVILLE- Lewis "Bud" Baisden, S7, Centerville ROild, Thur· · man. died Friday, Oct. 2. 1998 a1 his residence. • • MEMPHIS. Tenn. (APJ- Manin · Born Jan. II. 1941 in Logari. W.Va., son of the Ilk! l..ewiundGrao:e Con- Luther King Jr.'s family is suing a ley Baisden, be was retired from Ford MO!Or Co. of Lorain. · man who once claimed be hired Surviving are his wife. Rosa lee Evans Baisden; a son, Weldon Lewis King's :o.<sa.\Sin - someone olber Baisden of Norwalk; four daughters. Sandra Rlun9s and Grace Baisden, both than tbe late convicted killer. James of Norwalk, Rhoda Deems of Clarlsville, Pa., and Della Helebrand·of Elyr· Earl Ray. Ia: $eVen grandctlildren; two brothers, Sherman Baisden of Jacbon. and Earl Lloyd Jowers made the claim on Baisden of Verdunville, ~d two sisten, Hazel Blaket of Valdosta. national televiSion in 1993. but has Ga., aitd Donna Grate of Patriot. ' since refused to dl\Cuss it. The stale He was also preceded in death by two brothers. DeMis and Fred Bais· bwsuit filed Friday seeks unspecified den; and a sister, Pearlene Bush. damages from Jowers and "unknown Services will be l p.m. Monday in the Eisnaugle-Lewis Funeral Home, co-conspir:llors." Jackson, with the Rev. Bill Greene olfociating. Burial will be in the Vega The lawsuit aloo seeks a jury trial Cemetery: Frieniis may call allhe funeral home from 4-9 p..m. Sunday. ' in hopes of''bririging out new facts about King's death. Ray confes.<td shortly after King's killing in Memphis in 1968. He PROCTORVILLE- Hayse Caner. 92. Proctorville. died Friday. Oct. 2. recanted soon after pleading guilty. but never succeeded in, wmning a tn. 19911 at his residence. COLLEGE RENAMED - Gallipolis Career State Rep. John Carey, County Commissioner Born Feb 25. 1906 10 Webbville. Ky.. st)fl of the late Marion T. and Eliz· al despite decades of legal maneu· College conducted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Harold G. Montgomery, Dr. Max Lerner, dlrec· . abeth Bishop Caner. he was retired from the U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers. venng, aided at the end by !be pubThursday at the school's Spring Valley Plaza lor of 11\e Ohio Council of Private Colleges and He was also preceded in death by his w1fe of67 years. Currie Lakin Can(r; lic >uppon of King's family. campus, marking 11s name change from SouthSchools, GCC President Robert L. Shirey; Gal· Ray died ·of hver dllien.'ie at a ,. _a son. Hayse Eugene "Gene" Carter: a son-in-law. Alva Boster: tv.o siSters, eastern Business College. From left are Gallla lipolls City Commissioner Dow Saunders and .. Mangold Carter and Emma Mc'Coy: and two brut hers. Ivan and O.T. Caner. Na.<hville prison .• County Cot'nmlssloner Harold · M. S~unders, County Commiastoner Shirley Angel. . -. in April. . Surviving are two daughters. Ruby Boster and Opal Turner. bpth of Proc· . • !orville: nine gr.mdcliildren and 14 great-grundchildren;.and two sisters, Inez Carter Faulkner and Magdalene Caner Spears. both of'Ashland. Ky. · Services will he 2 p.m. Sunday in the Hall Funeral Home. Proctorville. . with the Rev. DaVId Pnce ofliciating. Burial will be in the Rome Cemetery. LOS ANGELES (AP) - W1ll Champion. the man to tik charges- :111d taught 1996 Visitation wa.• held in the funeral home on Saturday. Rogers once heard a young Gene "He often. considered himself the the star a lesson. He hung up hJS performing spurs Autry 'strummmg a guitar and singing baby siuer of three generations of • "I sa1d nghtthen. no muller how in 1956. but contmued to own four in an Oklahoma telegraph office. children'' whtle they watched his much a guy tries 10 get under my radio stations. a Palm Springs hotel . . . ··You're good," he said. "Sti>:! to''· movi~s on Saturday afternoons, said skin, that's the lus111me l'tlle!JI gel and severdl other propen1es. In 19R2. · RUTI.AND- Norma A. ,Lee. 96. New_ Lorna Roud. Rutland .. ~oed Sa1• young fellow. and you'll make some· 1\le• Gordon. who met Autry 52 to the point where I' II hitsomeone." he sold Los Angeles tetevlSJOn slatJon thing of yourself. .. urday. Oct. 3, 1998 in. the Veterans .Memoroal E•tended Care Fac1lny. years ago and becam~ his dlreC!or of he recalled. "It could have wrecked , KTLA for $145 m1llion . Born July 5. 1902 on Hebbardsvtlle, A'hens County. daughter of the late ...Autry did much more than that. licensing. • ~., a carter." Alexander A. and Vema Campbell Yotlilg. she wa.< a homemaker and •---serenading generJtions of children a.• "And these weren't just bang· Instead. Autry bmll his •uccessful teacher. . . . . the nation's onginal singmg cowboy bang. shoot 'em-up Westerns. He broadcasting business and founded She was a member of the Harnsonvllle Presbyt~nan Church, where. she and becomong a gentie moralist for always wanted to put a moral in the baseball's CahfomJU An£els a< an .wa.< an elder and Sunday Schjlol teacher. the Harr1sonvllleCh~ter ~I the 'millionsoffansoftheAmericanWest story." American League franchise in 1961. Qrder of the Ea.<tem Star. and th~ Grange. She auend:J Oh.10 U1llver.<Jty. as he built a fonune (n business. · Autry's ··cowboy Code" con- ~ He sold 25 percent of the team. now Surviv.mg are sister-in-law. Frances Young of Hamsonvtlle; and several • Autry died 31 hiS home Friday rained e1ght rules to live by. The lirst renamed, to the Walt DISney Co. in nieces and nephews. · after a long illness three days after was "The cowboy must nev~r shoot · She wa.• also preceded in death by her. husband. Homer R, Lee, whom turning 91 . fil'lt. hll a sm~ ller man"or tak( unfair she rna":ied in.1935: and a brother. Euge~e Young. . . . . Beloved for his SJgnature •ong. advantage." , , .. Serv1ces wolf be I :30 p.m. Tuesday '" the HamsonVJIIe PresbyterJUn "Back in the Saddle Again." Autry In fact. Autry did punch tirst in an "· . . Church. with the Rev. Krisana Robinson and Dr. Ernest Strtckhn ,official·. populanzed' the musical Western in out·of·character cnnfrnntallon at u (Continued from A3) : ing. Burial will be in the Wells Cemetery. Pagevolle. Fnends may call al the 91 movie,• from the 1930s to the ear· Madison, Wis . nightspot in 1946. He upgrading of the postage machine ly '50s by playing the same charac· gav~ a fan an autograph but lost his afterrates mcrease on.Jan .JO. 1999 " . Bigonr:Jordan Funeral H~me. A~bany, from 2-4 a~~ 7-9 p.m. M?nday. HamsonVIIIe OES servoces wtll be conducted at 7 p.rft. Monday. ter: a true-blue cowboy w~o always temper when the man scolded,him for Belz also requested thatth~ wm· fought fair and loved his horse. not proVIding more. Autry's blow led mission sign and send a cemtieljlet, WE NEVER ter requestmg local banks to panici· pate in bidding fur the county twoCOMPROMISE ON POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.- Evelyn M. Lockett, 87, Point Pleasan~ for· . • year depository agreement · merly of Clifton, w :va., died Thursday, Oct. I. 1998 in Pleasant Valley HosQUAL11Y Margaret Evan~ was present to pital. · · discu" the V1clims Advocate Grant OCCASIONALLY Born Aug. 2. ~II '"Clifton, daughter of the1late FUson E. and Clllrll Ethel Obttuorloo' ero potd onnouncom•nto orronged by locol lunerol homeo. Pr<.Jgrdm and to requestth:n the cn'm· Compson Locketr. he wa.• a member of the Chfton Uno led Methodist Church. Obltuartn n publtohod 11 ,.queotod to eccommodott IlioN doetrtng more mission paniL'lpate in financing in WE Do "ON PRICE. She is survived by a brother, Earl F. "Shotgun" Lockell of Middle)!Ort. L:l:::nl:::onnollon:.::::==::.:tha::;.:n.::l•:.lP:;.ro::v:::td::od;:.;:tn::.,tha:::..::occ=ompa=.::"~yt~n::.!g~D::ut=h;..;Nott=.::co::•::..·-..,-----1.. match 111 grant. • Graveside services were held at I :30 p.lll\i Saturday. Oct. 3, 1998 m the Gatha County AUI.Iitnr Ron Cana· Suncrest Cemetery, with the Rev. George Hoscharofficillling. Arrnngemenli day met wuh the commission to di•· ·'• · were' by the Foglesong Funeral Home. Masdn, W.Va. cuss th~ amendment to pt!nmnal ' ' ' l BIDWELL - Bobby L. Elkons, 63. of Bidwell, died Saturday. October propeny abutemerit ftlr BorgWamer. 3, 1998 at his residence. Born October 14. 1934 in Nolan .. West Virgmia. son of Tony Elkins of GALLIPOLIS - Benny Wesley Mullen. jfl, Gallipolis. died Thursday. Borderland. West Virgonia, anq the late Hazel Jack son Elkins. and ~tepson Oct. I. 199K at hisresidence. - _ of Katie Elkins o.f Borderland. W~sl Virginia, he was a rellred employee nf Born April 31l. 1940 1n Gallipolis. sun uf !hi lute Pearl Ballard and Lil· Ameritech and a United States Army Vetemn. tk ,Mae MuUen, he wa' a retired nur,se's aide at the Veterans Affail'll Med· He was a member ofllie Rutland FWB,. Chun:h, where he taught Sunduy ic"l Cent<r 1n Chillicothe. • School. · · A U.S. Armf'veteran ut the V1etnam War. he was a gmduate of Gallia · Surviv1ng in addition to his luther 'and step mother, are hi·. wife. Reba POMEROY Academy H1gh Sch<x>l. . '. . .' O'Bnen f:lkins: one son. Michael tTina) 'Elkins. and a daughter. Jeannie 520 West Main St. 1' Surviving are three daughters. J1ll Mullen ot AshVIlle. Debbo( Hqlland ul (Dale) Mollohan. all of Btdwell: three stepsons. R(Jd I Katherine J O'Brien of 992·2588 Circleville. and Lnn Mullen nf Mkhig:m: ,ficq)'r:indchlldren und a greut· Alllona. Washington. Russ (Denneue) O'Bnen at Olymp1a. Washmgton. and VINTON grandchild: anu three ;isl<l'l. Brendu Johnson •'JI!i Lynn Cox. huth nt Gal· Ro-n (Chns) O'Brien of K(n!. Washington: a stepdaughter. Rhonda !Dirk! 388-8603 · hpnhs. and Katl1ryn Ray \1f P:Jrkersburg. W Va. , Farrar of'Oiymp1a. Washing to~; two grandchildren. Meh«a and Justin MolGALLIPOLIS He was also preceded m ue:uh by a su11. Nmman Mullen: u brother. Enul lohan: 14 step-grandchildren of Washington: two brothers. Lester (Shtrle~) 446-0852 R:.ty: a si~ter. Mary SnoOgna~oo!li: .md !\C\'eral aunls and unci~~. Elkins. and Larry (Shirley) Elkins. both of B1dwell: and a soster. Bonnoe Services will he 2 p.m. Sund.1~ in the Will" Funeml Hntne. woth the Rev (Frank• Davis of Gallipolis , Mike Wilku ofticiatinu. Bunat.w1ll be m the Ce11tenary Cemetery VJSJt,J· In addition to his mother. he was pn;ceded in death by a SISter. Glen Eduh uon was held m the fu~eral home nn Saturday. Elkins. Military ~raveside rites Will b,: cnnduc·ted by the volunteers Qf local vetServices will ,be I p.m. Tuesday. October 6. 1998 in the Rutland FWB , · erans lodg~s. Church, with the Rev. Paul Taylor and the Rev. Andrew Parsons oftil'IUimg. "' Burial w1ll follow in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Waugh· Halley-Wood Funeral Home from 6-9 p.m Monday. October 5. t99R. and · ' at the church from noon untrlthe llme of the services on Tuesday. October .. MASON. W.V~ Lorene M. Wyant Wamsley. KS, Mason. d1ed Ftoday.. ~ . 1998. . • / Pallhearel'l will he Jeff Ward. Curl Ward. Donald Norns, Henry Eblin. Oct. 2. t99K in Plea.;ant Valley Hospital.' . . ., Born Sept. 21. 1913 in Ravensw<xld. W.Va .. daughter of the late BenJam on Ronalu Elkins-and Fran~ Thompson. i Honorary pallbearers are ChariJe Tate and Ron Jivid(n and Rena ·Lane Wyant. she was a hor)lemaker, and aue~ded the General Military honors will be· presented at the cem(tery by the vet(rans orga· Assemhly Body of Christ m Letart. W.Va. ' n1za1ions. · She was also preceued in death on April 23. 1974 by her hu~band. Lloyd , . H. Wamsley: a daughter. Marjone Han: three infant children: IW<~ brothers. . William W~ant and Benjamin "Junior" Wyant; and two gmn~ch1ldren and two gn:at-grundchildren. . " . . . . .. Survivmg are live daughters. Dons (J~>hnme) Stew an of Gullopohs. M~l· ' ' ty (Wendell J Barker of Ma;on. Bonnoe R1ggs "nd .Puny ( Hersher) H(rdll~~n. both of New Haven, W.Va... and Gladys Gerlach oJ ·Lelart: three sons. Wilham "Bill" (Joyce) Wamsley and Roger Wamsley. both of N~w.Haven. and Roben ,. (Camlyn) Wamsley of Gallipt'IIS Ferry. W.Vq.: 31 grandchildren and 39 great· 1 ·: •• grJndchlldn:n: and a brother. Edgar Wyant ot Flonda. . (,.,, Services will be II a.m. Tuesday in the Crow-Hussell Fun~ral Home .. Poml · Pleasant. W.Va .. w1th the 'Rev. James Hobbs otticiutmg. Bunal w111 be 10 the ' Suncresl Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Irom 7-9 p.m. Mon· · · day. ~. Hayse Moral cri.s is m9re serious. than it appears ' Dr. King,s family files civi I action . drug rmtit~ they ,,,.nukl nmk~ sh!ppm~ drugs from Mexico In the United SUites "The gnxop h:w.l sent a hit squad nf .. ,;, Cuhans" In take hun nut. he said The FBI sai<l Penx's choi111 was IWi<.'t..l on an anonymou.s lhlrd·h•U>d tip ahlxot u nmw 11>:11 w:ts :illegedly cin:uluung in a Me.,c.U> prison. Th: rk!XI nigh~ Pcnx dcl>ated the NAFfA "sue w1th Vice President AI Gun: on CNN's "!.wry King Live." and caJ>lt! ntl' l<•lking ,Jmtahle tmd hru<que. He later cl.umOO that G~re had :·cheat' t."()" hy wt=unng an curpiL.•t.:c lhmugh whkh he had ra:etvet.l pmmpts fn•n hJS st:~l. How d1d he know'! Then: was ~omc!th1ng gli~ l~ning tn Gt>re's ' ear. "Watch the tk:bate," he told y,nter Ger- . aiJ Posner. "and ynu 'II see that thmg twinkle." · I ·can hear Bill Clinton's evening prJyernow: "Th,U>k. you Lord.· tor all the dally duck,, l1xodmouths, tmd hypocntes that You have\ s.:t ~gr..tdnusly given 11~ i.L'i lll!vel"Ufies. "I am truly ble•sed... . Ja.eph Spear is a •yndicaled writer lbr Newspaper Entet'pliit A'l'iOCia- tion. • Obltuary ----- BUT Bobby L. Elkins B~nny ' Wesley .Mullen IT'S TIME.I :: Lorepe 1\4. ;Wamsley · . " . NOVEMBER 3 . VOTE FOR THE GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS BOND ISSUE On curbside collection . . ~i~h a .day, place your bin . -neighbors when possible. for our children, our schools and our community! . ROBERT M. HOL,EY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE . PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHl CONTROL • OFFICE HOURS - Monday p~d Th.rsday, 8:30 a.m.·6:00 p.m. . N11day, 8:30 a.•m. ·7:00 p.m. Wedat~ay & Frlday,J;Jt a.m.·12 Noon ""' 1Afllllrl: WAIIC·IIIS ~ICOMI I TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WORKING PEOPLE, WE ARE OPEN 'TIL 7 P.M. ON TUESDAYS ' ,I .(POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) 25fH & JEFFERSON AVENUE PGINT PLEASANT (304, 61$·1675 This will allow for le~s frequent stops, savi1ng valuable energy and time f6r recycling crews. • 740..384·2164 • 800.S,44·18S3 Funded by the Ohio Dept. ofNatural Resources. D.vision of Recycling and Liller Prevention QUESTION: If there is a new s,chool, won't there be a 'need for more operating money? ANSWER: Bond issue revenue will reimburse the district for the purchase of the land, so the district can operate with additional personnel at the new high school for at least two years after the high s.chool opens. Better schools will bring IJlOre families to our area, which .may reduce the l')eed to ask for additional operating funds. However, until the new school is in operation, it is Impossible to predict what will happen to state and federal funding in the years to come. An operating levy will not be placed on the ballot before our needs are determined. Paid lor by c:A.R.E., David Shalfar, Treasuror • ---~---- �• • .. • • ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipoljs, OH • Point ~feasant, WV Sunday, October 4, 1998 F."inal round of Starr· docu_ ments _reveal conlplex affair By PETE YOST Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON _With the Ja, 1 of l~<kpendent Coun"J Kenneth Starr' ompeachmenl evodence now public. Americans have a ponrait of a comple< pre<idential affair and . cnverup. and a ca.'l of wotne"~' . en,nared in the en>uing criminal inveqig~tion The 4.600 pages of materilllthat . Congre" relea,;ed Fnday >hows Verno.n ·J.ordan '> memory gaps. Linda Tnpp s'effon.l to lure Monoca Lewon· . . -. . . >ky omo makong oncromonaung state· ment' about Pre•ident Clinton and grand jury teslimony by more than two doLen Seael Service agents and officer!. who pa~sed along 10 invest! gato" the rumors they had heard. The fllXxJ of additional evidence came a:~ Republican ;uurces saod that on Monday. the top GOP lawyer on the 1-lou,e Judiciary Committee staff. David Sch•pjler~. would recommend , adding 10 Starr's list of potentially impeachable offen,es and dropping one of the I I grounds that Starr ci ted 'schoppers. the sources ,said. is expected to ,uggesl dropping a coun• in whoch Starr claimed Cionton abu,ed ho< of11ce by unlawfully invokin g c . . ec utive privilege tu ~.:u n real evidence of hi s mii\Conduct before the gra nd jury. With the Lewms~x alTair about 10 explode in the hew~..; media. Jordan in a n 1 n~ -ho~ur span l.a.o.;l Jan. llJ wa~ on tHe telephone 25 times woth Clinton or pr~sidential aides and was on the phont! ..,I~ Jl rncs trying 10 ge t in touch with M'· Lewinsky and her lawyer. Joru.~n .:11d he did' not recall what he and the president discus-ed. ' " II coul d have been ahoul any number ol things," Jordan told the grand "I have no specific recol · of that conversation at 8:55 IV!cmd:"v morning the Martin don't have Sports ' - an~ idea of what it wa.' about. .. It could have been about the State of the UniC>n. It could have been about E~ko~ Bo~JeL' It cokuld hdavhe been a ut . on!ca ewons Yan l e gen eral SJIUatoon It could h?." been about Ihe Drudge Rcpon on the lnte l h M ll D d had rne w ere a ru ge · pmled a repon. aboUI News~~ek magazme preparonll a story on on-. ton.~nd a~otherwom~n. . . Is ' 1 fatr 10 say that on the pn_oruy of tssues lh~t . you wer~ dealong wo th .. that ot "'"'the pnmary ossue d J' · h?''J d you were ea ong wu · or an was asked on the grand JUry. "No. it'> not fairto say that it ":'as the pnmary1ssue ... MonoJ:a Lewo~- . sky w.a~."~~er:mn of a pnmary IS'\.ue In my hie .. satd Jordan. "I dealt woth II succes;t ully on l<rms of gell ong her a JUI> and. secondly, >uccessfully in , tams of geui~g her" a lawyer who hdped her file an ~llida~ol denyong she h~d sex~al rclatoons wnh <;:linton. Alter beong alerteplo the Lew on.. ky problem the prevoous day .- a Sunday:- over lunch woth prestdenloal advoser advoser Bruce ond<ey, Jordan said the presidents uld settie Paula Jones s~xual aras.s_ment la~suot,evenoffennga onepoontto raiSe !he ~?ney hom: f. . Jordan lfl~!Cat t~al ... 1r It was a matter of trym~ IO raise. you know whalever the money was that would be requored to ~llle n.that he thought he could ra_1_se _H. Lmil~ey recounted of l~e ettort m mtd·January. The proposal went nowhere woth the pres1d~nt. . . · T~e ev1dence showsCiml~n send· tng hos s~cretary, Betty Cume. on a mad-dash eltort to page and call Ms. Lewinsky late at night a.s the story was breakong. "Do you think you can reach Monica. see what's happening?" the presodent asked. He dlso awakened Londsey. who later refused W tell the grand jury whal he and the president discussed that night. Mrs. Currie eventually reached M,. Lewon•ky - ~y then already approached by Starr s FBI agents~~ theiMormeCr lnl7rn huldnghu·p on hehr. ..en rs .. urne _to l at to l e presodent, Chnton saod "she probably was told by her lawyers not to talk to o .. •. Y u. .. , . The ;vode~c~. three bo~nd vo~ umes_~ gran JUry transcnpts an FBI >nlervoews, doscloses 1_he ex~t word• of dozens of ~rand 1"'?' wunesses summoned duhng Starr s seven-monlh onvesl!ganon. ' 1 . . F 'd Wh ' n a statemenl n ay. ole House legal advoser Gregory Craog decried St~'s "failure to inc lude or diSCUSS ~~~dence favorable to the prestdent m hts summary repon 1\0 Con.~re':-' and accused the prosecutor of evodentoary manopulatoon and misdirection." Starr fi.~ed back, call.i.ng Craig's slateme~l dtsongenuous and pomtong outtnstances where exculpalory onfQrmatoon was. oncluded ·~ hos repon. He added _thai he found II sognoficanl lhe While House had not challenged the "credibility. or lhe factual underpinnings of nine of the 11grounds for impeachment. including the pre.idenl's perjury in his depo•ition and before the grand jury... . . The day after Mr.;. Tn)Jp began to Jlnrk with Starr's office. revealing that she had been urged to lie in lhe , Jones ca,.,,.she was wired by !he FBI to ,reeord a lunchtime \!Onversatioq · .wilh Mli .. Lewjn;ky. Mrs . Tiipp repeatedly tl'ied to get the former W~ite House inlern make incriminating $latements about Clinton and Jordan · With Ms Lewinsky planning to deny having had sexual rel7itions with the president, Mrs. Tripp a.•ked her friend whether Jordan addreslled " the perjury issue ... because this is per·u . " · J ~'Yeah." Ms: Lewinsky replied. "H ·d that ~- . ·d ·v • esao - ucsao ' ,ou reno1 gonna go 10 jail. You're not gonna go 10 jail."' Jordan "has showed me ... !here's no way 10 gel caughl in perjury in a siluation like this " said Ms. Lewmsky. • ·-o ·d . l JJ?'' o youexpressconcema a . Mrs. Tripp a.•ked. . · "Yes. ( did. Of. cour<e. I did ... I wa.' crying." Ms. Lewinsky replied. Regarding Jordan. Mrs. Tripp said, "I think havi,ng th7 most powerful attorney m the natoon take you under his wing is protection .... You have a huge heavy hitter in your back ' pocket who has set ev,erything up .or you. I have nobody." "Vernon Jordan is behind you. He's a very po':'erf~l man.:· . "No, I don l lhmk he s behond ~· .. Ms. Lewinsky repli_ed. "(think . he s gomg to doslance homself from .. me. I don 'l know why. . · • ' Defense helps No. 1 OSU be.at Penn State 28~9 ' · . PI ~ • I Exceptional Qualily and Service Dependable and Re~Je . For A Great Monthly Rate' Can Today! • ·Gallipolis Area • ., can 1 17.95 Eve'I"VVday . _ ./. fn , ....__ ..__ , e. s E R V-I c E s· L...---...;..----------------------------------.1 1-800-3786440 -'II 379-2064 Sunday, Octa~Mi 4, 11M BGSU downs Ohio· 35-7; Case Reserve defeats OWU 26-19.· • Mariena 20-7 Souurday nftemoon. Gabe McKenna rushed for 124 yards and one touchdown for lhe · Pioneers (2-2. I-2 Ohio Conference). Much of the game wa.<played in a rainstonn that nlade it' dillicuil for BOWLING GREEN. Ohio (AP) either team to muster much offeru;e. -Freshman Godfrey Lewis r-•n for 'The Polar Bears (3·1. 2-1 OAC) 191 yardsto ·leadBowlingGreenloa scored all of their poiht• in lhe tim 35-7 win, over Ohio University half. Robert<On scored on a one-Yant Saturday. run, Vagedes S<:ored on a pass .from Lewis gave Bowling Green (I -3 quanerback Shane Franzer and ·the overall.· 1-0 Mid-American) a 7-0 team's other quanerback. Joe lead with a 66-yar!f run in the first Zarlinga. .cored on a si•-yand run. quaner. The Falcons added three McKenna .Scored on a one-yard more first-half touchdowns while run in the third quaner. ~uilding up a 28-7 halftime lead. Vagedes had six calehes for 137 ' Ohio ( 1-4 overall. I· I MAC) yards and .Zarlinga carried the boll scored its lone touchdown in lhe sec- 161imes for 69 yards . .·. . ' & ond quaner on a 19-yard pass from Ohio Northern outgained Kareem Wilson to Raynald Ray. It Marietta 360 yards lo 175, including wa• one of two comj:S)ctions on nine 212 yards on the ground 1o 120 for auempls for Wilson. who lhrew for Matietta. 21 yards. · , Case Reserve ·u Bowling Green's Ricky Ohio Wesleyan 19 Schneider was 13-of-18 for 178 At Delaware. Ohio. Frank Pelers yards and •lwo louchdowns wilh one ran for two louchdowns and Ryan inlerception. Crumbaugh pa.<sed for lwo as Ca..: Schneider hit Tony Holcomb wilh Reserve beal Ohio Wesleyan 26-19 a lwo;rard touchdown pa..s e;uly in Salurday. · . the second quaner. then ~ded a 10Case (2-2 ovefall, 1-0 North y~Fd sconng slrtke ~o Robert Redd Coa.<l Conference) scored in every wuh less than two mmutes lefl m the ' quarter and held off a late comeback half. attempt by Jhe Bauling Bishops (3-1 . WR~PPED UP- That'a the condition In which Penn State runlng Lewis 191 yards ranks second 2-1). b!I,CII'dordellllllltchell (32) flnda hlmMII aa Ohio State defedrier Na'll Wesleyan trailed 20-6 in the lhird Drlgga (32) geta tha aolld grip on him during Saturday's Big Ten Falcons hislory for a freshman in one game and lllh overall in a singlequarter when Marc Smtih caul)ht a matchup In Columbua, Ohio, where the top-ranked Buckeyes won game for a Bowling Green player. seven-yard 1ouchdown pass from 28-9. Cloiing In on the play Ia DSU's Brent Johnson (60). (AP) The ·single-game freshman rushing Phil Heyn. c~uing the lead lo 20-13. Rudzinski pounced on it in 1he end yards (a holding penally sel the record for Bo)Yiinli' Green is 200 Case pul the game .away with a zone fol"a 1ouchdown. .Buckeyes back 18 yards during the yards. sel by Dave Windall in 1977 seven-play. 44-yard ·drive that ended The play perked up the Buckeyes, drive). againsl Ohio. with Crumbaugh's 22-yard pa« to who forced the Lions to punt and Travis Fonney kicked a 42-yard ·' Louisville 62, Cincinnati '19 Dave Wooley wilh less lhan lhree look over wilh I :48 left. field goallo give lhe Lions a 3-0 lead At Louisville. Ky.. Chris Redman · minules to play. It wa.~ enough lime for Germaine with 8:08 left in 1he second quarter. threw for a Conference USA-recond Heyn added a 17-yard touchdown to lead Ohio Slate on an eight-play. The field goal was sel up when 43 I yands and four touchdowns and pass 10 Mall Capone wilh 4·1 seconds Sl-yard louchdown drive. ending in Macklin blocked a 50-yard field goal r-.tn for another as Louisville domt· lefl in lhe game. his 20-yurd scoring p;tss to Wiley auempl by Dun Slultz, who also was nated winless Cincinnali 62-19 Crumbaugh wa.• 9-of-14 for 79 wilh 23 secorids 10 spare. On lhe wide left on a 40-yard allempt in 1he SaiUnday. yards. drive, Gennaine was 4-of-7 for 67 tirsl quarter. Redman completed 25 of 32 pa.sHeyn wa< 13-of-24 for 155 yards. es. including louchdowns of 4a. 35. . Mount Union 21, John Carroll 14 18 and I I yards,lond ran for a five· At Alliance. Adam lrgang caught yard score before leaving lhe game a touchdown J'i!SS from Gary Smeck )Oiilh 30 seconds IO play in the lhird on a play coverl'ng 1'2 yards Salurday peration Jll!>s fell short us Auburn lhreal. scored on a JJ-yurd run and Tyree . 'quaner. · He broke his own school logiveMountUnionu21-14_viclory dropped to,l-3 for the-tirsltime since Palmer. who alternated al quarter- . Foreman added a 1hree-yard Jauch- record of 428 yards set last year'" a over Joh~ Carroll . .extendtng lhe Top 25 19KI. '. back wilh ~~J Johnson, finished down run as Virginia (5-0) gained 64-33 loss l~ Tulane~ . Purple Raoders' wmnmg streak 10 32 ~· Tenq~s~e, which entere~e ~<l!'ilh J.Q..t , fqr 169 yards. 446 yards on the ground: · The Cardtnals (3-2. I·O>. Ptled up games, m college fllOt- · colle ge footb all game ran~eil ~~ecotlll· itnhii nuhml ilf''101\iison wo ·~ •~or-20 for 187 yards S~n Jose Stale (2-3). ~laying its a s.:hool-record 742. yards us .two bull. lhe. ·longesl . slopping the run. was exploiled by and an inlerception. ,· " . first game ever east of Mmneapolis. receovers and a running back each . The wmnmg touchdown came The Ga1ors (4-1. 2-1) gained 467 was limiled to 239 yards in ilssecond lalhed more lhan 100 yards. The wuh 3: II lo play and completed a AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - .Shaun Auburn. The Tigers - who have Ellis returned an inlerception 90 struggled all year running -ron for yard~ but failed 10 sco~Q.Wout Joss to a ranked team . lotul wa~ 12. more lhan the 730 comeback from a 14-0 deficit liJr yards for a touchdown. Salurday and a season-high I8 I yards against 1he six times ufler driving inside 1he Oregon beat lhe Spanans 58-3 on racked up agatnst Drake m I966 and Mounl Umon (4-0 overall, 3-0 Ohio . Crimson Tide I 2-yurd line . They Sept. 19. lhe mosl ever goven up by a Conference). . No. 3 Tennessee used lhree Auburn .Yo is. TrJiling 7-3 afler the firsl quaner. · Cmcmnalt (0-5, 0-3) team. Smeck also rn~ lor a louchdown ..-No.8 Florida 16, Alabama tO · turned 1he ball over lhree times and lurnovers to hang on. for I7-9 win At Tus~aloosa. Ala., Travis senled for short field goals on lhree Virginia scored lhree more limes Arnold Jackson caughl 10 pa.~ses fromone yund oul m the second quarover lhe Tigers in a rematch of lust before halftime as Brooks ran for two for I33 yards and touchdow.ns or 15 ter and threw 14 yards to Darin ~ year's Soulheuslern Conference McGriff caught nine pils.scs for 2 I3 olher drives. yards. including a 32-yard touchThe Tide rebounded after a 42-6 scores and Jo.nes ildded his first The and I I yards, ~nd ltghl e~d Ibn Kershner for-a sc'Ore in lhe lhinj perichampionship game. , • Tennessee (4-0, 2-0) jumped ou1 down receplion fromJesse Palmer, drubbing lqst week al Arkansas, ils Cavaliers had 1,93 n,,Joing yards in Green ~rabbed lour passes tor 117 od. _The Blue Streaks (3-1. 2-1) went 10 u I 7-0 lead in lhdirst quaner.lhen as No.8 Florida held off Alabama worselos<since 1947.Zow. whowa.< lhe half. wilh Jones accounting for yards, tncludong 4~, and IN-yund 2!of-5 for eighl y.ards. coming in to 108. sco~s. Frank Moreau curroe~ lhe ball ahead early on a one-yard louchalmost squandered it as Auburn ,shOt 16-10 SaiUrday. I . down lhe Vo1s 1he resl of Ihe game. . Tailback Terry Jackson rushed for lhe game. Jed both Alabama scoring Jones added an 80-yard 1ouc~- 12 u.mes for IJS y_ards whtle Leroy down run by Mtke Ten Brink und a Robert Bironas kicked lwo of his 135 yards but· was sluffed on 41h- drives and · ~~s 12-for-26 for_ 185 down run on Virginia's second play Colhn~rushed 16ttmes for 93 ya~ds 32-yard pass play from Nick Caserio . · ' qf the second half. lied for the third- and louchdowns of one and ltve to John Priestup that wenl for a three tield goals in the second half lo and- I to give Alabama (2-2. 1-2 in yard•. . . .. _ score. . . bring Auburn ! 1-3.'1·2) wilhin 17-9; lhe Southeu.<lern Conferenc~), u last No. 10 Virginia 52, Sal).Jose St.14 longest in school hislory. and went 10 yards. At Charlonesville. Va., Thomas the sidelines before the ·end of the The loss was .Cmcmnalt s hflh John Carroll had the ball twice bull he Tigers missed two late oppor- chance wiih 45 seconds left from its own 26-yard line. Jones ran for 203, yards and 1wo of quarter as Womack took over atlail- consec~iiye. and lhjrd in the confer- after :the final touchdown. bul tunities to calch the Vols. Tide · freshman 4uarterback · Virginia's six rushing louchdowns'as buck. ence lh!s ~eason., . Caseroo was ontercepted once and Freshman quarterba.ck _Gabe Andrew Zow, subbing for ineffective the No. JOCavaliers Jinally got their Jones total marked the lOth time Loutsvtlle (3-2) scored on tis firsl threw ar\ incompletion on founh Gross. in for an injured ben Leard. starler John David Phillips. hit olfense un1ro1eked in a 52-14 victory· in Virginia' history that a player •:-vo possesstons. on a 35-yard pa.ss down wilh a? seconds left. . was in(ercepled on 41h-und- I0 Iale in Calvin Hall on a 45-yurd puss lo lhe against San Jose State. rushed for 2()() or more yards. and the I rom Redman to Shettield and a one· Smeck compleled 24-of-35 pa"· the game. Aaron Brooks also rushed for two first since Terry Kirby gained 207 yard leap · over the goal '.ine by es for 3 I5 yardsand was intercepted 'The Tigers gollhe ball buck again Florida 34 with 19 .seconds ld't. But Collms. IO lake a ~4-3 lead wtlh 5:06 l~ree tomes. Hts leading receiver. · nn: lhe Tennessee 45-yurd line wilh Tony George picked on· a screen pass louchdowns for Viruinia. Anlwoine against Duke in I992. . Ryan Gorius. caught seven ti>r K7 19 seconds In play. bul Gross' des- from Zow on the nexl pia)' lo end the · Womack gained 1-42 yards and No. 13 Wlllconsin 24, Indiana 20 to play in the tirsl quarter. At Bloomington. Ind .. Ron Dayne The Be~rcats re~ponded on thetr yards and was Mount Union·, lop became Ihe sixth player in major col- next play Irom scnmmage a~ Chad rusher woth 52 yards in 16 carries. . lege hislpry to reach 4.000 care~t Plummer hot Cnrnclous Bonner wllh Ten Brink ran for 119 yards in 25 yards us a junior und scored the go- a 61 -yurd louchdown pa<> down the tries. Cuserio .wus held to six comahead louchdown as No. 13 mtddle In cut the margin.lo 14-10. plelil)ns in 24 attempls for 72 yards Wisconsin held otl Indiana 24-20 . A second Joe Judge lield goal and was sucked tive times, with Saturday. · , midway through lhe second quarter Jeremy Yoder recording three sucks. Indiana !2-2. 0·1 Big Tenl led 20- culthe Louisville lead to only nne. . Muskingum 14, Otterbein 7 J7.after Chris Gull's louchdown late But the Cardtnals drove 99 yards At Weslervolle. Senti Ray rushed in the third period, bul the Badgers on lheir Jinal possession of the half ll>r 70 yards and a louchdnwn as (5-0. 2-0) moved 66 yards nn 1he - fueled by a 46-yard-pass lr~nn Musktngum beat Ouerbetn 14-7 next possession for 1he go-ahead Redman. to.Ja~ksnn- culmtnaltng Saturday. . score. on Collms .love-yard touchdown Matt Colvm added another louch· Mike Samuel. who ran lor a burst up the middle for a 21-13 hall· <lown for the Muskies 13-1 oyerdll. touchdown and p~ssed for another time le~d.. . , . . 2-1 Ohio Conference). who Jed 14-7 one in the lhind quarter. compleled Lnutsvtlle_ put the game out ol at halftome . passes of 23 yards to 'bugue Retzlull' reach early m the thord ~uaner_ as Mu>kinfum rushed for 282 yards and 34 yards 10 Nick Duvis. taking Redman wmp_leted so~ · ol hts hrst whtle holdong Olterbeon ( 1-3. 0-3 ) tn Wisconsin to the Indiana six. seven pas~es tor lhree touchdowns 4 I yards on the gn>und. Dayne Ihen mn 1wo yards and - including 4N- and I8-yard scoring Man D ' Ora7. it~ led the Ca~inals. ... scured on the next play lo give the pa<>esto Gre~n :-.'"a ~pan ol 4:26, completong 19 of 39 pa.\Ses tor 177 Badgers the lead wilh 10:54 remain- ·tollowmg lwo CmcmnauiUrnqvers. yards wilh Jwo, interceptions. ing. Dayne carried 2N times for 1J() Plummer ~P!ttUme at quanerbad D'Oraz~o gave Olterbein iiS only yards. to give him a career Inial of and wodeout, """hong 2-ot-6 pa.s- score olthe game on a 14-yard pass 4.(!~3 yards. tng lor 12 yards ~nd a ~I -yard touch· to Jeff Gibbs Ihal cui Muskingum's Antwaan Randle El.the Hoosiers' down and catchtng none passes hlr lead to 14-7 with 36 seconds left in flashy fresht1)nn quanerback . com- 96 yands. David Denucci finished the second quaner. pie ted four struighl passes on the I 5-oi·J2 passong for 226 yards. one Onerbein lhrealened lwice in the next possession. bul he was sucked 10_uc~do~n and lwo mtercepuons lor second half. gelling deep onto twice by Tom Burke and Indiana lost Concmnau. Muskingum territory. but couldn't the hall on downs when a pas.s Ohio Northern 20, Marielia 7 ~e·ore. At Ada, Sieve Vagedes caughl a D'Omzio's puss on a founh-and CELEBRATION TIME comes for the Boston Red of Game 4 of the American Laague first-round intended for Derin Graham fell SOx'a Nomar Garclaparra (rlghtl, who gives 1he plar.off aeries against the visiting Cleveland incomplele in the end zone with 2:24 65-yard tnuchdown pass and Jamul goal, play from the three-yard line high-five to teammate Mlka Stan ey after hitting a lnd ana, who erased the Red Sox 'a laed In the to go. Robertson rushed for R7 yards and a . was intercepled by Shane Hollins eighth and won 2-1 t.o win the Mrlaa 3-1. 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Cordell Saturday as !he lop-ranked Buckeyes Mitchell led Penn Slate with 81 beat No.7 Penn State 28-9. yards on 14 carries. A year after a Penn State gained Ohio Slate Cfllered lhe game averlhe No. I ranking wilh a win over aging 39.3 poiflls and S30.7 yards Ohio Slate at Stale College: Pa.. the per game. bul lhe Lions' defense Buckeyes (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) ollered and a steady downp,our at ' The proof why they are on anolher Horseshoe- kept Germaine, Wiley national Iitie run. . and wideouts'Oavid BO•Ion and Dee The Nittan.y Lions (3-1. 0-1 1. Miller relatively quiet. thanks 1o a pursuing defense ·led by Germaine wa~ 16-of-30 for 213 end Brad Scioli and linebacker yards. one touchdown and an inlerDavid Macklin. hung tough lhrough c6ption. Wiley wa.~ held lo 62 yards most of the fint half before the on 19 carries afler averaging 166.7 Buckeyes' defense lumed the game. yards in \he Buckeyes' first lhree First, Rpdzinski recovered Penw games.' He nlso caught ti¥e pas~~es for Stale quarterback Kevin Thompson's 31 yards. _ fumble in the end zone for a touchThompson, who played the first down wilh 3:5 I left in lhe half. Then, lhree quaners, wa.s I 1-of-20 lor 106 t11e offense woke up briefly and O~io yard~ al\d an imerceplion. Fullback Stale .moved 1o ·a 14-3 halflime lead Mike Cerimele scored from a yard on Joe Germaine's 20-yard scorin~ oullo make il 21-9 wilh 9:41 lefl in J)a.~s Michael Wiley with 23 <ecorids" lhe third quaner:" Rashard Casey: lefl. ' who shared time ,wilh Thompson in : The sc'Ore also woke U() lhe Ohio lhe lirst lhree games, r~placed SllUe ollensive a•sislanl coa~hes up Thompson in lhe founh quaner. mthe press bo<. Quanerbacks coach Ohio Slate's ·.Joe Mon1gomery Tim Salem was so excited when added a one-yard louchdown run Wiley scored. he put his hand with 3:08 left in the quaner to close through a window and senl glass outlhe scoring. shattering inlo lhe press box. There Before a drenched .:rowd ., of were no reported injuries. " 93.479, the teams had lrouble hati. At 1he stan of the third quaner. dling the ball. but. Penn Slate's errors the Buckeyes' defense was al il were the moSI cosily. u~ain. Percy King blocked Pat Ohio .Slate, trailing 3-0 late in the Podgeon punl from lhe eight. nearly second quarter, was having a tough fell ·on it for a score, but 1he ball lime solving Penn S1a1e's pursuing slipped away und Cooper pounced defense. . Bul Rudzinski came ·'<On it for the IOUChdown and a 21-~ lhrough wilh lhe big play late in the , lead. . second quaner. As Thompson dropped back to The Nitt¥ny Lions, who ran for 316 yards in lasl year's 31-27 win pass from hl• own 13, lhe 6-foot-2. over lhe ·Buckeyes. managed IN I 225-pound linebacker rushed in lntal yards - jusl 79 rushing. 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Yt\Un~'\nwn St 0 Wio,;cnn,in 2-'. lntli;Jna 20 Ar~an.'a.' SouthwtM St. J4. New M.:1m:n St. ~I COT! F11r Wtsl A1r Fnn.'t' 5h, New Mc~lt.:!l 14 . Mnntun:12U. Pt'l'tlotnd St 17 .' �,, L • c Page 82 • , ....., •a--~uti:n:t! ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH ~ Point Pleasant. WV - Sundaft October 4, 1998 Meig~ . ~eats Fairland 20-12, hikes win streak to four straight By RICK SIMPKINS •tantr Dusty Higginbotham, Point's ltadong rusiltr going into tilt game. T· S C~dent LOGA'N - The Point Plea..ant and did himself proud with a43 yard High School coaching <tafl'< wor<t rushing effon. Eric Hanning ,added fears came true Friday night a.' the !he extra poinllo make il a 7-0 game. Big Black• won rhe sraristical bank Logan's Wayne Bateman. who led bur l.,.;llhe war in a 23-14 loss 10 lh< all ru.siltrs in lilt conies! with 103• Logan Chieftan• in an SEOAL baule yards. brought the Chiefrans to withla't night. in on< wh<n ht scored less than live . "Logan ha• a pretty good football minuttslat<r on a two yard run. Matl r<af\l and rhey ar< rough to b<ar at Shaw's <XIrn point kick tied the home." said PPHS he,ad coach Sreve gnm<. Shaw later gave the host team Safford. "We knew coming in -that it n lead rhey would not relinquish would rake a greal effon to get a win wh<n he booted a 35 yard field goal . h<re. We played preuy wdl and w< with just two and a half minut<s left won lhe banle of rhe statisric.. but in !he half. funny things tend to happen here," "Thai field goal was a big play for added Safford." .. . Logan b<cause il allowed !hem to go · The Big Blac~s.got on rhe tioard inro rhe locker room with a lead." ·: fi.-r when junior fullback Culley ·explained Safforc.l. "Momenrum is a Thoma' bowled over_ from _the .one . ·' fic~}e t~i9» .a,~~ 1 .rha~ ~i~~-~~u~g t~e iard line JU't rwo monute' 1nto the momenrum to tll'e~r s1de . Maybe game. Thomas· wa• · Iii lin~ in for thing' wouldn'r have b<elf>different. ... but I sure wool(! have liked to see a another quaner to play. lie garne at halnime." "'id Saffoni At that poinl it was anybody's The Chieftans extended rheir lead gamr to win and the Chieflans took to nine: when Jake Howdyshell found control with a scoring drive that cullhe end zone at the midway ·point or minated with Bateman's 12 yard rhe third quaner. Point limited scoring run with 8:45 showing 6n tilt Howdysh~ll to only six yards rush- gamr clock. Shaw's extra point kick ing, but this two' yard xcoring run wa.' made it a 23-14 .game. And that's lilt llnother key play in the game. "Their way il slayed. xc~.ilr the third quaner wa' huge for While the Big Black's out rushed them." said Safford. "We needed a the Chieftans by a two lo one maJgin. srop the~ and didn't get orie. I real· the hpsL~ gained 114 yards through · ly believe if we· stop them at that tilt air to make .the total yards nearpoint, the game would have turned. ly eNen. Logan~quanerback Joey B~J•. You have to give Logan a lor or Conrad wa.s 9-of-14through th< air. cred11. Wh<n they nc:eded someth.ing Defensively. the- Big Black. 'were tonight, tilty got iC'. led by Thoma,;; who scored well on The Big Black's responded to thai the evaluation sheet. Thoma.< had touchdown with a !!COring drive of fnur solo tackles: live firsi hits. and their own that wa• capped by quar.- 'four a-.ists to total 41 points. Mike · t~,fj)a,ck Brent R(lllins' nine yard "Diesel" Roach had four ..olos. three scamper. Hanning's extra point kick first hits. and four assists: Brenl mad< it a two point ball game with Rollins recov<red a Lo~an fumbl<. have 10 pul rhi< on< b<hinc.l us and had one solo U~Ckle . rwo first hits, and concentrdle on the nexr game which three a•sists: J<remy Jeff<<>,had four is River Valley. Losse• aren't all bad fiN hir< and an a"iSI: <Ophomore if you learn somerhing from them and R.D. Knopp had three solO> ami three we hope to learn something from this a\<i<l<: and Higginbotham had two one.· added Safford. <alos. rwo first hits. and four a.<si>ts. Point will return home next Friday "We ,wanred rhis ~arne. burl gue" to take on rhe River Valley·Raiders in. it just wasn'uo be." said Safford. "We rilt annuai Homecoming game. • LQgan gets ·. 23-14 Win over Big _B.Iacks By _DAVE HARRIS lhc Dragons final four possessions. really played hurd. Thi< was a good Sreve Thor-nton had a fumble team win for us, 1 w·anru; thank my T·S Corresponde,nt POMEROY - Jusrin Rou sh recovery . and Ryan Ramsburg had · kic.ls for their hard work . and my ""hod for 14M yards and rwo · rwo in tercep ri ons. Jo sh 1-jooten a"i s.tant coachedor all of rheirs. We wuchllowns. as. Mer(!' posled a ~0- added another pick In slop Fairland pn enjoy rhis win this weekend. bin I~ win over Fairland in non dri ve>. on Monday we have 10 get ready for ' "nfcre nce fool ball aclion Friday "''m really proud of our efforl ." a good Wellsron ream." evening ar Bob Robcm Field. Meip coac h Mik e Chancey said Rou sh led all rushers wirh 148' The win. rhe fourrh in a row for afler rhe coolest. "The Fairland ·kids' yards in 27 carries. Bentley added 57 Mei g' gives them a 4-1 mark · ' heading inro lhis week's conference opener at home again<! W~lbton . The Marnude" won Ihe .lo". but deferred to the second half. Fairland 1~-]) picked up a firsl down. hullhe ·. SEOAL o.,erall .. Marauder defense sriffened and Iwn L ll lA lY L ll eA ., forced a punl . Jeremy Louden's 42 Warren Local ......... 2 0 88 22 3 97 2 129 yard punl was reruned 16 yards by Jackson ........... ....... 2 0 41 25 5 0 131 37 Roush lo lhe Meigs 48 . Logan ..................... 2 0 64 28 4 .I 145 121 Four plays later Roush nm around ' Point Pleasant ....... I I 35 30 3 2 110 64 his righr end 33 yards,l{>r.the score. .I . 'gg- 63 Athens .................... ! 2 J 182 131 Juslin\ kick al lh< 6:36 mark of lhe Gallipolis............... o 2 18 54 1 4 . 60 lSI penoo gave Meigs lhe early 7-0 lead. Mariena ........ :......... O 2 14 2 3 124 73 41 The Dragons was on lhe drive as IJiver Valley ..........0 2 22 " 107 0 s 56 231 rhe firsl quarter ended. Three plays inlo the second period. Ben Keeney Selected non-league learns Area gridiron standings ·w crushed over from two y~rd~ out. The ·kipk was · no good. bur F;tirland . had pulled In .wilhin 7-(l' wilh 10:42 remaining in the half. . Meigs pur roper her a 15 play. 83 yard drive loscore afler. the ensuing Lickoff. Rou sh wenl the final yard . for the ."iC ore. Ju stin once aguin added rhe exira poinrs In give Meigs a I 4-6 lead al the J:07 mark of the second period. • Arter rhe kickoff 10 Fairhtnd. ir took the. Drilgllns JUSt four plnys lo drive 65 yards. Quurrerback Eric FerriS scra mbl ed out of the pockel and we nl 49 yards for rhe score. Fairland wenl for IWO on the extra points. bur Ferris was ' slopped shorl and Mdgs held a 14- 12 le nd wirh I :49 lefl in lhe half. • Behi·nd rhe p;tssing of Gran! Ahholl lhc Maruuders dro\'e in the final I:4-1 of rhe half to the Drugnn ~I . But a fourlh down pass from Ahholl 10 John Davidson was inn>mpl ete on rh e fourlh down . AbPnll was si:\ nf nine in the: dri\•e. wilh nne pa" dropped fnr -17 yards. Meigs re<:ei 1•ed lhe <eL·oncl half kick off and put toger hcr a nine pla y. · OK yard drive wilh Roush going Ihe fi11al'yard . The k~<:k was no good, ·our Meigs held . il 20- 12 advantage l.l'i lh 7:119 lefl in lhe rhird period . Whi<:h is the way the game 'en<led. The Manllldcrdcfen'c playe d o ut~towdin~ in Jhe ~e eond hulf. Mc1~s Hmil~d tht: Dragon~ w ·Meigs .... ........ .. .............. ...:............................... .4 L Wahama ................... .................. ....................... 2 Soul hem ........................................... .. ...:........... I Hannan ...............................................~ .. ............ ! Easlem .......... ..................................... ......... :.... .0 South Gallia ............................................. .... .....0 3 Iwn I 4 4 5 5 u 107 74 73 27 38 18 lA 94 . 90 119 1 ~6 yards in II carries. Shane Leach ron · hard for Meigs wilh three carries for 28 yaFds. · . Abi>ou was 13 of~ I in the air for IJ2 ,yards. John Davidson pulled ·in five passes for 58 yards. J.T. Humphreys added four for 4~ yards and Bentley four for 32. . Ferris loc.l Fairland on lhe ground wir h H5 yards in.· eight carries. Keeney added 52 in 16 rushes. Ferris was 4 of 12 in the air for 56 yards and thre e interceplions . Adain Burcham caughllwo for 33. 1/ Meigs will host Well ston .ne~l week in the Marauders homecoming. Quarter 1ll1illli MAKES CATCH - Meigs wide receiver Mike Smllh goes to his Fairland ........ ,...... ......:..0-0-12-0= 12 knees to make the catch ss teammate Jeremiah Bentley (25) and FairMeigs .............................. ?-7-6-0=20 land defenderAdam Burcham close In during friday night's game In Pomeroy, where the Marauders' 20.12 victory became lhelr fourth (See BIG BLACKS on B-3) straight win. (Times-Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) tt~\-COUl)~ . . t}t,U;a ' 46t SOUTH THIRD 143 186 Fdday's~ 1:ltb \Ytek's illll1l: Warren Local 33. Gallipolis 0 Logan 23. Point Pleasanl 14 AI hens 66. Ril•er ,Vulley 8 Jackson 20. Mariena 7 Hannan 19. Eastern 12 Meigs 20. Fairland 12 Miller 39. South Gallia 0 Wahama 33. Southern 0 ·. Friday{ Mariena ar Gallipolis: River Valley at Priin' Pleasa nt Warren Local at Logan: Gauley Bridge ar Hannan; Wellston at Meigs: Hamlin at Soulh 'Galli a: Wahama at Gilmer County . Saturday: Sourhern at ·Eastern ·NOW IN S,.OCK!!· 1999 SUPER DUTY TRUCKS I I I RE·ROOFING? SAVE • Y011Da't 8 lin fl Tlir Off ftl Old BDDf FORD lin Ill,. • Goes directlY over exltllng roof:, WHITE 'BROWN 'RED BlACK 1149 * GREEN TAN BLUE ~.";' .. SlDCK ciou:lAs (Af lfASfU SOLJAREBI~ STOCK) f" 12UJq.ft.) 'GRAY 111 only- 20,889 TRUCK • cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes,air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM stereo cassette. long bed, rear step bumper. Low · miles. • · power brakes, ·air, cruise, power windows . & locks , · AM/FM stereo . I cassette, anti-lock brakes, power heated mirrors, rear defrpsler. Low miles . ~· II CIOISE FRIM! 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M ........ . 10 I 'i. : Torat y;u·J , ... .. .. :. 195 .' Rushing all .-yds .... :1.1- l:l'J 362· .'. Pa s~i n g ) aH.l \ ... ....... .. ..... 56 "Comp.-all . ,.... .... ....... . 4 -1~ :: !ntl!rccption-,; thro ~ n ...... .J : :·Ft1 rl1hlt!s~ n n. loo.;t .......... 1- 1 l'cnalric<-yM ............ 5-45 : Puiu ,-yck ...... .. .. ........ .~-7H 1.\2 1.\ -2 1 0 1)-0 .1-.\ I · 2-64 l'ftll-..__... . lilt,__. --~~~~ -~ I I • '"'OII~CIIIII 0'1 ..... _.. ,..OIIIIIOIM!ItMIJW00.4fL ,.,.......IDr.,.........""" . jll/ .1 11\11 j;;tlil;;_'_'llil/ · :/.' :::11 · 1.'_'11-,)1, . l'. fc''·l'.'. 'P"Tf~T· .. •"r:;c~·'rc:rr ........ ltfl • ' remaining . Chri,tmuJ.l '"id, "We ma~~ the ~amc "Thar rourth <jown play was mi,rakes every wee~ and I .dun'! huge." Hannan coach Kenr Price.saic.l. /See WILDCATS on 84) ·Fitness center, gymasi.um and racquetball courls .f Today - 1-6 p.m. Monday - 9 a.m. -9 p.m. - · · Tue~day ~ 6 a.m.· I0 p.m. W d d - o. - 10 · nes ·L~i ~m. 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J c rcm i <~ h Benll cy :·4,42 · : F"irl;~nd : Adam B<ll'l'h<~m 2-B.• : Ben Kco:pcy I ~ I~. Nick Junes I -9 ' Monday • Saturday 9 am. • 9 p.a • Stladay t p.m. • 8 p.m. 0 Individual statistics 4,495 . By MICHAEL TAYLOR ''We Mno" Jo•h h:h 1 rnn~ arm and Times-Sentinel StaH u lhou l!hl E"1erri " " • LeyinE ASHTON -The Hannan Wild~ on hun '" <un ~ • "" rhn;,~hl "" cal'" Oro.CoreU lwo four1h ,qum1CT rOuch ~ \\ouW let hJm thnm n J lld hope 10 down' tt) earn a come fmm hehind carch them nfl guHrd." · 19~ 1 :1 "A·in n\'er the Ea,rern Eagle'Ea'lern bad 1"0 rnon..' chanc:t' ro Frida)' nl~hL It wa' Jiitnn~n\ fir.,.l \COr.~ follow. m:; Cordc,JI '" plun~e. hur win nt rhe ~"""" · ·' the Wilc.lcal' dtfc""' ..qu.,hed borh )unior runnln~ b;~ck JO!oh Cordell\ opporrunitl<' l~a,Jern\ de•peraiHlO 16-yard l<>u~hdown pass Ill -.opho- pass on fnurlh dn>~ n w11h fuur -ecmore Korey Henry on fourr h c.lown ond• lefl in the p"me fell incomplete lied thr g:Jme a( 12 apiece. Cordell a' Hannan player• ' '""ned lh< mid · rhen ho01ed rbc exira point In gi1·c rhe die of rhe Ji<id in ctlehra11nn. Wildcar, a one poi111 lead wirh 8:48 A"'"' rhe ~"'" rhe prc11nu• >~ec~ Jefl in lhe ·game. ~ain't W.lh;mt:i . IUfllO\ C'r' hurt r:.a,l ~ Oil llie en~uiog kickoff. Enstern ' rn!' chance-' of l! aitllllt! mOm~ntum fumhled rhe ball and Hannan,reco and pun in~ a llmd 'l"··'tcr Je;rd nul nf ered lhe baH on lhe ~5 yard line. The re:~ch . Ag:11~'' Wah ama. Ea~rern Wildcat' were un:.1We tn mnve, lhe commiucd thrc~ furnhlc- . , and thr~w 1 " ball and were forced ro punrrhc h"ll one inrerccprinn . Ag,,;n,l Hann:ln bact to Ea•lern. Two plays later. la<l nigh!. rhc Ea~l,;, lamhlcd lh< ball Ea-rern fumhlod in•id< it< own live aw:ry live rime,, yard line and rhe hall wa~ reco\·ered Fullnwing Ihe ~am c. liN ye•tr by Hannan al the on~ yard line. _ Eusrern h<ad coach Sc'ull 'Chri,llnan Cordell then bu,tcd ihrough lh< line wa• candi<l wirh his L'omments "O<>ul and inro lite enc.l '£One on Ihe ne<l play Ea,lmr\ lurnu,·cr prohk1m. 1!1 put Hannan up 19· 12 wilh 5: I J "I did a horrible juh cuaching." Russell one for 33 yards. Next Satu rda y nigh! . Sourhern travels ·ro Ea ~ lern in rhe annua l Banle of Meig~' Counly . Quarter l!!1ll.lll Wahama ....................... 13-7-7-6=33 Southern ............. ..............0·0-0-0=0 44 - ~.\() 8 t' 19-yard run. Then. afrer the Soulhern pu<hed the ball bac~ ·ro rhe 16-yard defense had held 'olid for thre< line. Three pl~ys lattr. Ryan Ru,<ell srraighr play< . the Tornadoes ran a rev<rse. hilling pay din for rhe app<ared ro have \lop~d Tennant score al the 5:24 mark of rhe third well behind rhe line or 'crimmage frame. The Staats kicL wa< good on for a lo" and a would-be Southern a 27-0 ocore. lir'l down. · An interception by B<au Gtrlach Tennanr. hammered three yards and 17-yard rerurn -el up another deep in rhe backlield.,.pulled o'ff a Wah~ma <core. Tennanr aided' in the Houdini -like e.cape from th ~ <ffort wi th anolher 47-yard run. Southern defenders and seamp<red saved o~ly by a Ryan Hill tackle at untouched 50 ya rds for the. game's the fi ve yard line. Throe play• 1arer .econd -core. Allen Staats added the Finnicum plunged iniQ the end zone kick for a 13-0 <eor< al the 3:52 for the final -core al the 8: ~0 mark mark. of the founh frame . Staars' .kick wa' Wahama put logerher irs most blocked but Wahama led 3'3-0. ~usrained drive in the second quaner, Josh Ervin had a fumble r~covery . . ending a s.ven-pla)td~n a and Jo~h Da vi• had a fumble Tennanl nine-yard run at lhe 4:46 recovery for tbe Tornadoe•. . maf\ The SU!lJis.kick was good. and David Tennant had a f-tiilib1e ihe score was 10-0. Prior to the recovery , and Tennant . Beau ~core . Sourhern had a nice drive · Gerlach. Gran! Huff. and Robbie g\)inl!< bur · f~m~lcd away lilt hall al Mark• had interceptions with returns rhe 50-yard line . The score at rhe of 21. 17. 17 and ·27 yard<. halfs.rood 20-0. Southern's Brandon Hill caught , SHS lried to lake advanlaf.e of a two pa""' for 4S yards, Adam Wahama fum~l e. Adam Wrlliams Cumongs 2-32. and Rya n Holl 1-9. made a good hit and Jo~h Ervin Already ha~·i ng losr two top running recO\·e red on the play. Southern. bac_ks. Southem inade some change' · howe ver. went five plays anjl out. to 1ts offense mov1ng lop lineman aft<r going for the first down on Je•se Lillie to rhe middle of a full . fourrh down. . house backfield . Lillie ran three Wahama took over on the White times ·for -four yards. but also Falcon 39. bur soon gained beller provided some good bloch for field position as Tenn~nl raced 47 Dav_i•'s 68 yard ~ight .' while Josh yards. Huff app<ar<d to hnve. scored -Erv\n rambled n1ne yard• on ten. rhree plays later. bul a -holdmg call camts. Jonathan Evans was 5-17 passing and Adam Cumings was 0·2. ' 'lnterceprions rhrown ....... n 0. Fumbles-no. lost .......... 2-1 3-2 Miller : Howdy,h cll 4-yd. run Penullies-yds............ 13-85 4-20 I kick fail ed)-7:57 I' t qrr. · Punring-yds ................ 2-72 6-169 Miller: Howdy,hc ll 80-yd . run Individual statistics (Riley kick)-4:22 lsr qtr. · Miller: Howdylhel l 28-yd . run Miller Fakens I kick fail cdl-kid failed -2:5 4 lSI qrr. ; Rushing: Howdyshell 19-216 & Miller: Hswdyshell H-yc.l . run 5 TDs: Riley 11-46: Slanely 4-2~ !Riley kick)-2: 14 Jrd qrr. · Passin-g: Nelson 1-4. 5 yds. Miller: Howdy<hd l 11'-yd. run ~eceiving: Riley 1-5 (run failed) -10:5 1 41 h qtr. Fumble reco\·erles: players · Miller: Rieken' block punl relurn unreported . IX: t 3 41h qtr. Soull\ Guilla Rebel• Rushing: Phillips 8-15. Mooney Team sfatistics 2-1 1 . lkpru:l.m.mt M.ilkJ: sG Passi ng: Bickle 2-6. 27 yds .: . 4 · Firsr down s ..........., ........ 10 Sanders 0- 1: Mooney 0-1 • Toral yards .... ., ............. 292 35 Receiving: Bush 1-24. Shafer 1-3 33-8 Rushing an.-yds .... .40- ~87 Fumble recoveries: player 27 Passing yurds ................... 5 unreported 2-8 Comp.-all ..................... 1-4 •• ' B111nd New 1998 Chevy S.Series LS Ext cab Pickup • AUIOIIIIIIIC • Air Conditioning • Power Windows • Power Locka & MI1T0111 • AMIFM Sllreo • Loededl punl ended rhe rhrec-and-our d,ril'e. · The Rebels. who have losl !heir lusr 15 games. ha ve n'! won a vnrsilyvs·var~ity g,a n1e since beating Hann im 24- 12 "on Sept. ·27, 1996. This week's agenda: The Rehcl s :will hosl Hamlin Friday. ·Quarter l2l.illJ; Miller. ................... ... 19-0-7-13=39 .South Gnlli:1. ... ..... ....... .. .... 0-0-11-11=0 ',. Fir..;! down" .. 6 cyl. : automatic, powet . stel!ring , .. MERCER VlLLE Hcarh Howd ys hel.l led all ru,hers wilh a 216-yard error( lhnf• produ<:ed five rouchdowns. as lhe Miller Falcons walked away from the Guynn hills ·with a 39-0 win over rhe Sourh ' Gallia Reb<ls. · The Rebel' (0-5) saw rhc Falcons . ~~ore on their lirsl three pns!-1ess ions ·while rhey were kepr on their side of :the fi eld for '"'"' of the g;•me. A :Miller fumble early in th e lhird <JOart cr put Sout h. Gallia on l~c Fa lcons' 4 1.ynrd line. hut lhc R.cbels .: llci!Jirt n!l:.!!l DR.GL Last-quarter ·_ rally help~ Hannan get . past Eastern .1 -12 1 -Miller whips South .Galli.a 39•0 :::h;n~~~~~ZOE~;i:~·~~~~~:~j Fish For Pond St~cking s· Scoring summary Team statistics 10,999 IOUTB£111 Stlta sc<: nnd h•lif yard,, 211 nf lhnse <:a me late in rh e c·nnrc'l on a 151tKonawhoSirett ..,~,.-rumO lc by Ft!'rri, . Point PINunt, WV Meigs also for<:<d n~rnm· <rs ·in ,_ ____.::;::..__ _ _'"'-_ _ __;:;.:.;:.:.•7:.:11';.:2:;.7:.80:...._ _ _ ____t Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV By SCOTT WOLFE nul of lhe hneup. wbil< Mall Shain, T·S Correspondrmt who had moved inro a key role, now RACI NE- The Wahaina Whue faces knee 'urgery afrer being the Falcons dominared rhe ,coring and vielim of a crack back ' block la•t the <tar 'heel\ rn o,coring"a 3~-0 win week at Alexander. Anolher playrr over Ihe Soulhern Tornadoes in rhe became ineligible. "Banlc nf IHe Bend" ar Roger Lee Wah am a wu,red lillie rime in Adam< Memorial F1eld Fnday night . c,fabli,hing Itself"' the field leader. Excepr for five or '" b 1g Tennanr \larle!llhe game >~ 'i'lh a 22offensive play' by Wahama (2-3). )'Qrd kick-off rerum. SoUrfiern·, the game really wa,n'l as unbalancetJ· defen'e <tarred our strong wirh a as il ln<1ked. The big plays counted, rhree-yard serback or Wahama" l howe1·er. and compounded Ihe offense and a no-gainer by Tennant. f~liliry of a ·<lruggling Sourhern Then. like clockwork, Sourhern'< offen-.. defense di<inregrared wirh a Wahama compiled 377 total breakdown in the secondary. yards, gaining 335 increments of turf · Wahama quanerback Gran! 'Huff on th e ground. Senior haifback picked up 'an open Ryan Russell in David Tennanr neared a 200-yard lhe -.am. and Ru<-ell scaf!lpered 33 game with I J carri~s for 185 ards yards before Brandon Hill and Adnm and lhree rouchdowns. Ter~nant had . Cuming' could wre<lle him.down ar . 144 yards on three plays' alone on the Sou,!hern 20. Tennant gained runs of. 50. 47, and 47 yards. He ai<O four yards on the nexr play. then had over 200 all-purpose yard,. scampered rhrough the heart of Ihe Josh Davis had a ,ready game .for Tornado 1lefense for a 16-yard score rhe Tornado« (1·4), carrying the arrhe 9:52 mark . Th< fake kick and ball -15 times for 68 yards. Fifly-lwo ensuing two-poinl conversion pass of !hose yards came in rhe firsr half. fe ll incomplere to mnke the score 6Davis also excelled with Ill rotal - 0. yards on kickoff and pun I rerurns. Both reams weqtrhree-and·OUI on for 179 all-purpose y:trd,. . the ne xt two posses.i()ns. SHS In all due respecl. Sourhern has picked up one lirsl down on a D:J••is been decimared by twn knee injuries. 19-yard run. bur was rhrown for two an ankle injury. and a bruised chesr lo"es and an incomplere pass on lhe cavity injury . Inj uries (epr srarrers nexl rhree plays. Wahama picked up Busler Penix and Tommy R(>bert<' one fir<l down on a Joe Finnicum " . 8 ' Wahama defeats Southern. 33-0 FIIO 414 SDPERCAB ,.ROCK XLT, 4.6 VB eng ., auto., power steering, power brakes, air, tilt, cruise, power WiQdOWS, & locks, AM/FM stereo cass., trailer towing with hitch , cast aluminum .wheels, rear step bumper. Low miles. • Helps Silve environment-No dJmping of old non-biodegradable roofing. • Saves monev-No landfill disposal charges.Cuts time and Jabpr costs in half. • Looks great on ary home. Sale $ • L~~~~~ llm"ed warranty. I .. e I ~ ttf/ODLEPORT • 0"'- ... Sunday, October 4, 1998 Jost one net ymd in the series before PHpNE 992 _2196 ,. I -!<) ,. • • �.. .. .. .... • . ' • • . au~, Ootobtt 4, 1HI Po.Mroy • Mlddr.port • oatllpollt, OH • Point PfeiNnl, WY Athens hammers River Valley 66·8 ~G.II'IHCMOH<MHI Alhcn• benenutd fram IUi!back Sun Powell'• . Jtnli-y•r4 lllllchdown run and HintJ' $6-yard l!llll'hlklwn run lultt iii lhe quoner, b«auJC lhi! "J)CniiiJiiCI WAJ aljj() lhe <lap In whidi Whi" nnly C!lmplelrd lhrct nul II pauu in lhe fir&l quarler, From lhal poinr· unlll he camri nul of lhl aame early in '"' foucrh quarter, he cnmr,lerrd u many po~Jtu• he mined n lhe fint 12 minu"'· T •• .......,....., JOt•• f11 Alhent' 46 ill lhe filM hJif and llfVIf ~r 1hJII Alhen•' H •• . Nolan' to allempll 39-yird f111d pi on lhe 9AHS 48. Four play• h11er. an only 211 yard•lo lhe WliiTCn 38. Thill, wide to the unidcnlllied Blue De~il rtCCWcrcd pluJ a lhiriklown penally apin~l IIPQII1 milllllka here Friday niJht and riJhl. Bnod Venham', rumble on lhe OAHS OAHS ..., up Warren'•~~CCond r.oorc lhe riiUII wu an cuy 33.0 SouthO.o\HS lhen pH;keil up 1wo firfll 34. in 1he ~ period. eiUCtrn Ohlo .Let~~ue victory ovtr the • downc. nwwlna to Ill own 48 in four WlUTcn'J deft~~Jt I!Oppi:d O.o\HS Wurriono m.,.ched ~ yard• in ~ilillnJ Blue DtVH1. ~luy• but QB Jmmy l'lyton fum· on a lhird and one ,hulllioli. forcina 10 The playJ whh Venham blwuinl over Tbe Wlll'riorJ' homw!mins vk:to- hltd whh LM:k W•aaoaer f'ICOVerinJ · unolher Pay1011 punr. 1hi1 one tolna (See BLVI DEVILS on B-6) • ry lifted C~~~Ch Mike De~ol'•~quad • 10 3·2 overullllnd 2.0 in ltuaue play. CM!.'h MAtt Penik', 'rew dropptd 10 ''' 1·4 overall· and ll-2 In ·conference IICiion. !IcON b)' quarten: RIIJCfl, 9-37·0: Pa)'lon. H·I·20Hi: <lAHS • No11e. . • Wlln'en recovered lhru of Oallia Warre~ ....... 8 7 8 10 • 33 ·Painter. 8·36.0. Totelt21·55.0. Tot1h ().0.(), ' .o\cadtmy"1 IlK fumble• (five in till OollipoiiA , .... 0 0 .0 0 • 0 WLHS · Wynn. 19· 11341: Tay. . WLH8 • Sprague. 1·041: Lt•lie. • finn hill() und inrercepttd 1wo po~.. lor, 15-771: V~nham. 13-40-2: D. l.fl-0. Totals.l-0-0... · n wpoo ilf liMfhutout vlclory ever W11z, 8·35-1: Wi110n. 1·5·0; Blotked punl murn•: ' • . , over • OAHS ~quad; The Blue Dev· • Rou1h. 2-4.0: Nolan, 1-441: Duvall, G.4HS • None. . . ,II• were penalidd four time~ for 4.5 ' · l-i-3)-0:J:ila~l . 1+4>·0: Thomp~~~n .' WLHS ·None. . yard•. DfPirtiMiil G WL Punl~< · G.o\HS • Pay1on. 6·220. "I'll lake the blame for lhi1l011," Fil'lol down• ....... ·... 6 · 22 1-1·41-a."'fotall n ·%67-4. (36.6) Rec:elvlna • . ~aid Fenlk afk!r lhe ll'mt. "We Yard• ru~hina .....••. 85 30.5 Total• • 6·220. (36.6) C.4HS • Mitchell. I· ".0: 38 wcm't prepared mt!llally. We didn't Lllll ruHhlriJI . ...... ... 30 WLIIS • 3·61·(22.5). Total• 3· Lane. 1·7.0: Ro~er• . 1·7.0. Total• , ;bloek or Iackie. We jUII didn'l CU• Nc1 ru•hinll ......••. , 55 267 · 67 (22.5). 3-29-l. Fo11 allempu ....... : 14 13 . o~:ure •• alltoniJhl." he added. WLHS • Wynn. 2-40-0: WiJ. ,ScorlnK· . 6 Fenik prailed Wmen for i,. out· Compltllon• ......... 3 10n, ?·37·0: Waggoner. 1· 14·0: · Wamn • Vonham. 10-yurd run. l . 1tand effort. ''The were able 10 lake lnrerceJ!Ied by , •. .• , •. 0 9:07 fir~ . E. Welz, pwo~ from Tay102 Le•lie. 1·1 1.0. Totalt 6-1 Ol-0. udvanruJe of our ml111akc1.'' he •aid. Yurd• pa..ina . . • ..... 29 lor. · PaHina • · "Ali Jlood ream• huve 10 lake lldvun· Toral yard• .. , , . , .•.. 84 369 Wamn • Venham. three-yard CARS • ·Payton, 3· 14-2-29.0. PlayL ............. 41 76 1 laJe or opponcn1'1 mi•rake•." run. 8:4/o~<econd. We11erman, kick. Totaltl·l+-2·29.0. Warren won lhc vpenina coin Rerum yard ~ ... , .. 5·66-0 7·35·0 W1rrtn • Taylor. 14·yard ruo. WLHS . Taylor. 6·13.0· 102-0 .3 toil. but dllferred to the ~~econd hulf. Fumbleo: .•.....•... , 6 8:22 lhird Venhuln, run. ·, Total• 6-134102.0. 1 Lo•l rumble• ......·.. ; 3 . . 2 .~flcr forclnll u Blue Devil pun1, Wur· Warrtn • Wolfe, 28-yard neld Reeoverd fumble• • " ren had aood field pn~ilion on il• 111'111 Penal lie• .. : . ...... 4·45 11·40 GA.HS ·Two, bolh unidentlned . goal, 10:IJ fourth . "'"'"'""'"n af1~r Zuch Wuuuncr Pun11 . .. , .. . ... , 6-220 3·67 Warren ". D. Wetz. 3·yu'rd run. WLHS • Kuhn. McOiump~y relurncd Puytbn'• 30-yard punl from lndl~ldu11l ruthlna· 1:24 foul'lh. Wolfe. klek. ~AHS • · MIIChell. ' 2·2:0: ani! Allan . hi• 34 10 lhc OAHS 41. : Ne~l gamt: . lnlercepllon• • . Takina over on lhe OAHS 41 . QB Friday: 0<:1. 9, Mariellu, home. Ju11011 Tuy lor meed ror 2ctyurdHUl lhe OAHS " · then five 10 lhe 10. Wllh WELCOME TO 9:47.1dlln rhe perivd, rillhlhull' Bri!<J Vcnhum~~eor~ll whnl prowed 111 be 1he wlnnlnJI pulniM l'tom 10 yard• nul. Taylor pu••ed 1u Evun Wetz 10 muke ANDGVNSHOW II g.(), • tiAL.C,.IA COUNTY JUNIOR JI'AIRGIIOUNll. . tiALL/PtJLI/!1 OHIO On OulllpoliH rirHI pluy from ,, : Ncrlmmullc l'ulluwln11 Warren'• tir11 ~~eorc: T. R..R\lJier• plcked,up u fil'lll down tln u JJ.yurd ~~eumper lu the OAHS 41. but fumbled with And~ " WE HA liE ITEMS FOR EVERYONE, YOUNG AND OLD I" Kuhn recovering fur 1he Wurri~r•. Wurren drtlve to.lhr OAHS HI. bill OPWN. A.M. TO. P.M. JI'IIW. PARKING A Nil AtJMI• •ION hlll.'k·lu·back on 11nedo:fenMI~c LARG/lsr 8t OLDilsr P'LilJ! MARKI!T lttt sourHI!Rttt OHIO play• by ' T, J. FruKure und J. T. Spencer .rmcelllhe Wurrlors'M Robby PJ.AN TO AITENIJ II VI.NCI!NT • HOM W111'en Local Scoring eummary . . • tool! lldVIIIIIUJI or numerou• Oal· T~f PLAINS - In Friday 30 in the ,oniiJI ' finul minu11• Atllfltts Powell 7-yd. run (M*"in lliJhl 1 $oulheAJIIm Ohin Athlelic apin111he hot!!•' rtJtrVn. klck,..,:2ll•l qlr. . 4•Ju.e ur~ily roorball con1e11 11 ,AII1tn1' pUJinJ auack uJullly AthtM: HinD 56·yd. run (Munln AlhenJ Hie khno1'1 ltuller Field, providn lhi 1hru111 of ib mfenJC, "' lhc Utual Y PIJI•happy BulldiiJI lhe pau/ruJh yard 101011 of ilf kk~~;.~~;:.!'; Jtfr Oardntr 102· teored Ieven . of lhelr nine prtVICIU .Jime· · 1238/18 VI. ..7 "((0 d IIIIH:hdown• by IMd IIIJd defe111ed rhe Ntltonville· york, 32211211 n yd. inltrcr.!i"" rtrum "' ur "" River, Valley ~Iiden 66· H nn MeiJJ, 202m6 v1• Ale~ander and run)-11:00 nd q1r. Alben* II'"'I(Coml.nJni,JIII. •,4tlltnll ~art\,n 7-yd. run (run 181166 ~-. Wlln'tn L.Mal) •how. • Tbe deci•ion: But nen u ' Ihe air olla'k •hon,..J:40 lnd q1r. • One lhe Bullc!o,Jnheii finl OneofWhik!'*incPmpltlep-~•.,• eonrrlbuledtoudNIC!wn pasw• from Alhtn11 Powell 37· yd, 'run win nn lheir hnme f11ld iii lhrce rritt helped 1 junior make hlllllry for White 10 Hint• and AJil .&!Ioder In (White pau '" Champlin)-8:118 3'rd ~~ain~1 1he Raider. and 1heir rir£1 Rl~er Valley.. · . . · lhe lhird quarter. 11 10011 1 back Jtlll qrr. w~n ""'e 1995·. In lhal IU'IIn, ln -lhe m1ddlc of the _,,lind Ill the &round IIIIAC:k which WU Alhtnll WKllt PU* Ill J"'l~~~ek ~bite"! Mo•well (he i•. a quqrter. Alben! WOI in II JICCllld•Dnd· rtfponlil!le for four or jhe Bulldop' Hi':~~:~~in~~j~;~ l ·y~~ :!r~* Ill un~rwd~ en•lvt ba'k (or Ihe Oh10 f:ql, ciluarlt~~~ fr!lm I~ Raider•' •i•. •iuteond·half Ulucllllllwn•. E•lncker IMartin klckl·l:30 Jrd tpr. LJn,vrr•ny Bnhcala) and 'ompany h11e droppe~ back rn ru• and . Tbe Bulldop'lond Jrab al10 lOok Alhtn•s Walltr 33-yd. run Ileal .R•ver Valley ~- 18. lofb!d 1he hatrn lhe lefl. lhird or 1he lime orr I he dock and wu u • Ouve .lh~ Ra1dm rhe fir•• 0-5 nonhwe•• end zont. where""' hi• errecrive 11 Jl• dcfen~t in holdinf the IHewiu runH I:41\ 41h qlr. • •1ar11n lhelfht•l!lrf. reccivertwau•pecttd robe. . Ruidcralell!lll pni.Clill!n Colli 11 IOJ Alh.n1s Hunrer 4-yd. ·run • fl•lended rhe Raider~ ' lo•ina · Bu1 River Valley defen•ive back with 4 duration ·" ' 11 lull rour (Sporhawk run)-4:31 41h qlr. · • lr~u~. which -.~rltd wlrh lui Jeff Ourdntr, who had br11kcn away minllltJ, · Athtn~: M. HodJ,~"" 4H ·yd. '""""II '" 23 · 7 lnu 10 Oullia from ij r~ceiver who lurned rnward Thl• wetk •1 llenclt: . River fumble rec,wery IM. o!diJIOn run)AL-ud~my.tn ~IK ~ume~. lhe middle a( rhe end 1.one. caughl Volley will em•• lhe Ohio '"ploy 3:32 4th q1r. • · Alt~r ho1h leum• fn•l~d w_conven lhe ball rwo y~rd• deep in ·Ihe end Polnr Pleu~anl Friduy. . li·e am .ta · t.lt'tiCI 1111. huorlh ·d•ow~ >i lu o~llon• on Iheir Zllne, •prinltd ulnnJ rhe River . ou rtcr mlalll 1 1 111111111 nr~en••ve dnve •. Alhen• Vulley••dlllncand,ourran Whlleond RiverVulley ................... :.o.s.o.o.s ' ••m·•~J nn "" n~n 10-yurd lin,e a~d company 10 lhe 110u1hen•• end mne. Alhen• .............:........ 14·1\-22·24-611 91P•nmcnl A '"~d I:-46 IJo dnve 90 yurd• '" JIK Oilrdner'• IWP·JI!Iinl conver•l11n run F1r•1 down ....................... 1 14 pluy• . Mml of l.hlooe yard• were cui Alhen•' lead 111 14;8 01 lhc 6:00 (~ R.41DIRSon 8-S) , , vuil1~d 1111 lhe drive'• openlnJ pluy murk. . ~ u lo2•yotrd run hy •enior •pill end The ~~eorlnJI rerum. whi~h wu• lhe Jam~· ~l•nc•. Raider•' fir_, of the •en•on via ll_inc• nearly lui ned 50'} mnre turnover.~~~" rhe longe•• •uch relurn n••lun~ yurd• lhnn Ihe Raider• hud in River Vulley foothull hi•Jory. lhul n1 ~h1. llul Hlne•. for ull lhe Alnen• re~lrored m~ch or il• lrll11lll~ hi~ ~ peed, gnve Ihe R1\ider rori~inu l lead when Henior fullbuck dcl'cn!ltr., wu~n I lhc ~ta r of lhe Adum Marlin '• Htve n-yurd •huw. . - touchdown run wmplered a five . . . ' Th~ llultd<l~s· ol'fcn•lve line kep1 puy. 47-yurd drive 1h111 cnn•umed u . . i Ihe Rnidcr•' fnml five - defen•lvc · iiule mnre Ihun lwo minule•. end• Clurk Wulkcr und Rob B~CQII ~c Mtrrlin '• ·lwo· r.(l'lnt Norlhu~. luck I•• Jonlllhun Bnker und ·cnnver-lnn run wu< •horl nr lh~.jlmll Thnmu• Polcyn und\lro,;e auurd Mull line by a fool or ""· Arhcn• had 111 McC fu •kcy. umnn~ 111her. - und ~<eU i e f11ru 20-H lead, · f•n tbuck•" Mike Co nkle und River Valley'• offen•c croucd Jeremiah Oonne.r. off quumrbuck mldrleld once In eac h qurrrlcr. Nnih!rn While lnng·enaush for While However. Ihe Raider~. who never' affo~dable '" re.ro~c his rungellnder. mude 11 Into lhc Blllh.lofl•' red zone, · ALL THE WAY -After Intercepting Nllhan White' I end zone paa•, Alver' Velley defenllvt back Jtf(Gerdner racettD the oppollte end zonetD comjMie e,tchool·,.cord 102-yard Interception rllurn In th• HCOnd quarter ol Friday nlght'l homecoming game at Rutter Field In The Pltlnt, where the holt Alhtnt Bulldogt won 66-8. jPhoto by Ron Ctucllll of River VIIIIV Photogrephy) '· J ·ac· kson b'e·ats Mara"etta By O'CIIE O'DONNELL OVP Corrtlpbnd•nt . Gi'.~LIPOLIS - Only h<'~~ week• info the 1998 Soulhca<lcrn Ohio Alhlelic League football >eu•un three ltam• huve '"abli~hed lhcm...,lve>us ~~<orthy chullen~er~ 111 cufllurc ch;om' pinn•hip honor~. . In Friduy nighl leag~e g;ome. lhe defendin' champion Jr"'k"''" Iron· men remain und~fcat ed in uti ~ume• by d•!wning vi~ilins Mur1cl!o .20-7, . hoSI Logun defeoled Poinl Pteasunt 23-11-.Aihen• rolled 10 a IIII·K win over Kover Valley. und Warren lrl\'al blan~ed the Oullipnli• Blue Devil• or n · JJ-0. mur~ing;1he fir" ever ' """'"Ill ·by the W;rrrior• 111w 11 GAl lS ''"'•i• 1y fombulllrum 111 11mc~Jin~>. . Juc~•on . Warren. "'\" ' "'~'"' •w 11 11 in 111 ~ .n ·,11 l~agu~ pluy. """" Plc"""ll and 'Aihen• arr ••·en 111 f• t. white Gallia Ac;od~my. M•l'ricl!u. 111111 River Vll li~y arc wint~-. in '"" learuc con1e<~' · · " On~ nf 1fte current tc,i<lcr• cnulof : fall I hi• woek when Wurren jmomey• 111 LoMun. The Chiefhoin•' omly lu•• wu• IO powerful Zan~<~· iJk hy u'J.~ 7 ~core t.;i, wee~' uuu whi l~ Wur· ren\ J-~ record onclude, lo•se~ ''" (See JACKSON on B-5) 0 Wildcats ... cconlinucd rrom s -3> knnw !Jnw 10 lix h. h'•nll my fuull. " • Lo:udin·~·lllcklers fur Hannun were For lhe mn•l p1111 En•lrrn was ahle •ophomore Chad McCallisler. freoh·. 1~ mnve on lhe Hnnnnn de!en•e nn mnn t;:hri• S1urgeon und frc•honnn · lhe ground 1111d rs~iully 1hrough lhe Jmh Cremeans. One fumhle waH air. The Wildcul defen<e wnulu 1i~h1- recovered hy -en lor John llenl'er. en ~nwc1·er n~ 1he Eu11le< ~ol i n11~ · . "Thcnrsl win iH alway~· lhe hurdH.rnnun'• hnlf of lhc lictd. Cn~ lly .eJil," j)rice suid. " ll~s ~ond 1oye1 il nul wrnnvers sialled oii)Pr dri ve•. · of lhe w'uy. Hi•pefully we cnn ~uild 1 EnSiern'> >~:nred on il< firsl some momentum ~now unol ~~~from "'"'"" of lh~ second hulf n< II dnwc here." down lhe field in ei8ht phrysln scnre Hannun n11w im~•·nvcs 10 1-4 on on u four yurd rouchdown pa<> from Ihe sen•on und lluslco·n fir lh to 0 - ~. quurterhud Garrell Kurr 10 ruhnin~ Qunrtrr l.lllnl! bnck Adnm Snnders. The •core gave Hunnun the Eu~ l e• n 12-6 teuu nfler being lied Eas1ern a1 ,;, upi•ce u l · haJ~qme , "We lhou~hl w,e could pu~~ usainst lhcon IHunri.rnl. t:verylhi ng they did w~• whu1 we prepureu und practiced for," Chrislman snid. . Hannan go t on lhe ~O!ord l'irsl wh•·n <o~homoirr Jn<h l.nu'g hil pny· dirt when he took u piidl on the riuhl · side from Jordan and du<hed 10 yurtlfl • " for lhe opening •core. A }WO polnl ·~on vcr<inn anempl was unsuccessful and the Wildcms hud the curly 6-0 · leu<l. The Han nnn lnuchdown· fllme us u resull of un Eu<~ern punl rehlrn· ·er fumhling lhe hull huck Hi Hunmon insid~ lhc 30 yurd·line. On the e n~uing kickoiT. thc Wildcut< •urpri,ed everyone hy kicking nn nn>idc kid and rccnwring lhe bull • nn Hoc 47 yurd line. The Wilden!• .i;ci·c unahlc in mnve lhc hc1ll. huw · ever. and pumed hncl.- lo E!l'lern . pr••· ; P••• 9""'hey're t.. ._. .. .·. . . ·tHE FRENCH 500 FLEA MARKET about us ~ga1n . HOMES-AND LOTS FOR SALE "Walnut Plaee'' Subdivision · Syracuaa ..,Payment.Aaalatance Avallabl~/ . · .No Down Payment Po11lble OCT 9 - . I 0 • I I " ... perhaps the best golf on earth." j,,.,i:. Smnrt Mom•y magazine ' ,. ., Jackson... ·. ·· "One of tHe world's Top10 trips" Frcquc111 Flyrr magazine or 992·7943. 992·5404. 992·6810 .,, ' '· \ ' .\. 'I· • AUIOIIIIUC • Air COndiUon •AMIFM ·-·Will down 1he licld in Ill play ' to '"'"'e when Knrr kepi Ihe hull und meed uroun d -the ri!Jhl t: nd ft,r a ~cnre 111.1he h:41 murk in the \emnd <fUurlcr. "Coach Chi'i<lmnn'> kitl' pluyeu h•ord. They prclly much <!nppctl IIIII' ollcu'c cnmpnred trl whut we did lu<l wee~ . I luke my hulull' In them . They 1 ! , .1 .,.., I { 1 Partin Di I'I'YIIil • 11t(' N~111 'ri•rk Times did ill:!O<H.Ijoh. lt wu~ u gnnd gnmc," Pril·~ ~uid . ~mil und the I : .. " ... some of the best public golf .pn earth." · Seveml pluym <Inod out fnr Hun· mtn durin~ Ihe 1:UOle ri,r cnminy_ up with hi g. r luy<. hul the <pcciul tcruh' • : 1 : :. tld\. 11'-C gnt murh of the 1 pr~e from the Wiltkut cnuc h i n ~ •tull. .. . Curdl'i l al"i huud led punting. tluftl tJUHI'~l'r nt)ly tn rchlrn to L' :~ll'h ~ the wi nnin~ tourlldnv.1 f pa'' und th~n huld the 'n;1p l'nl' th1.• l.' \lm point "SJX'cialt~:um . . wu' tl\c dlfl'ci'L'I Il'~ in the !!;IIlli.' tcmigl11. " 'Pr il'l' "i1rll . 'T iw "h:fc:n'«! ul~o 'nd~d tl· up \\ lll'.n th~.• y had ln. Knrey tlid a go<~l J"~ nl' phry· ing thmu~h ,of'll~ Jl:tin to t· uh.' ~l the lttlll,.'htlnwn and hold I'm the Jx tnr ·pnint ," Hunnunuhllll•t didn'lullcmpl . the"''"' pninlu' they were lined up fnr li.twn ("Hlint cnm·t:r,[or\. hut the Wddcnh t'< lllctl .1 trnwoutto '4i- IIJ1 the ~k'~ . ·n oubta"•'l' h~.·~.·mr'c Cnr·th: ll i' \UI'fcnng l'rnrn n 1111'1' lt)C nhd it wtl"' pninl'ul for him lo <1'1:11 hil th~ hall with hi' fnn1 . Cnrddl led lhc l'n·cnsi vc allucj. wilh I6 n~<hc> for 7.' yrird• und one rushin~ 1ouchdown . Jo,h l.on~ · rushed I~ time" for .tJ yunJ, an1l· n . lmochtlpwn white .Ken A'hwnrlh ""heel one lime fur II ytmh . Qumlorbuck Du<tin Jno\hin wus ~-l'nr.,1 for J4 yurd< in 1he ulr wilh one inlcrcepl ion jusl before inlermi<siol1 . Col'\lell completed the dnly ppss he ullempled • Ihe ,J6-ynrd touchdown ' pnss to Henry.· The ~·9 sophomore cnuphl four hull' for ~0 ynrd' nntllhe louchdown . · I "Alabama~~~ galaxy of great cour.ies will change y~lir ,ima~ of publi~ ·hrolf forc.ver." dtltic, nnLI htltllllCC,I '1!\'CI'III Itm~ J..icJ..~o, thai, pinned Ea..;tcrn dl'cp in it' own t~nhory . Kudo.., ul\ o go~: ..· to Kml'y . Henry i l"i h~ wu, it\lurl'll latl' in the .. ..... 8 3950 8,9 1 ' 1e94 .FOld Atpi,. · Slock Number Bf'66U9 • \WI~ CooYtolloi1 • loodo~ -18,950 8,950 ,. 'Muo·l~nnnvnidcd lhc shulllul when Ln~nn Ash renrrncd 11 1\lmhlcd Pll!11 snup II ym1ls 10 the lrnnmun 1wu Ylll'd lin~. Onlh• HdCllllll rhl)' Nlllhllll Swlil'lt bmmed nvcr lhnn the tmc und M.J. Mull~ kl••kcd lhc c~II'U pnilll Wilh ~j~ lllillliiCS lcfl. .Juck"onnmunlncd Murlutlu nn 'lhc U(lllllld 2711·.17. \'IHnplclcd fnur nf II llii""' fn1· ~ I yu!ll,, uml hull 11\l'lrsj downs. The Tl~~r nfli:1"c IIL'ilcd ju<l on~ !in~ lc l'lr!l 1h•wu •uul Clln\pl,·lo<l fnur nf II puss~s fnr 2~ ym\h. Nmhun Sivnl'l~ l~u 1hc TiW•'I'lo wilh ~~~ yurd' !ln 12 \'nrrles 111111 Ryun Fo·rui· 1hruc tim~ s I'm I ~ clsm cm'l'.ic<l ... ynltb. . .. ' ' . ' I I I Uwl1:trr llllllb' '0 Mudonn ~5, 18M Chevy Bla•r 4Dr. 414 Block IUnberiTtleeA •~ I'll, •Low Mi1o1 • Wtl !qiiiiiiCI Ile7 NINin E.t, Ceb 4x4 9iol;ll Nlll'lltr 1111 R2A I St•t~.-n •1,100MIIII•~ •l'*'tdl '" . Ill 475 South <l1ureh Street · Rlplc)( WV l,ooo-82'&0417 ·372-21144 llloldl~ 9 aa · 9 p.a • s.dl, lp.a • I.... Silt'' .... ,.~ " '" " Cltam111"'"hlp . l Rh•t•r \' nllty Rnldurs ' , RuNhln11: llt'n<lhul'y 6·34, Tuylnr • IO,Jl. 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Raiders•.• ~2, ' Cllll . 0 I .. ... .. 1 17,9 Slocl~beriC~I •. •l'ol "r''lilbltll•• loadldl ~ 1992 Chevy AJtro Extended • 19M Buick CentuJY Cutlom 91ook IMIIIIr 811t42A •l.l~•WoiE~I •11: OUII WEI AND DI:ALI" PAOI. UNDIII WWW.P'&;IAMAIIKI:T8 .COM ' · (Comlnued ri'om B·4J B~lprc 26.22. und u42·11 humllititiu'l : ·. ~y Pnrkmhtlf~ Ihe Mnme ni11h1. ' I The rcmuindcr lhr: Hchr:dcllc hUH MuriCIIIIIII OnllipoiiH. Rl•·r:r Vulley 111 Puint . PltnHIIIll. nnd Jnck Hnn 111 AlhCnH. .. Jtiek1111n 20, MurMIA 1 ·., ~· AI . JuckHLIII. fullhur: k MurcuH 1 Mcur:hum rnn lhc hull 26 lime~ f111' 1 172 yurd; ond 11 pulr of lnuchdnwn; ·J ~~~ 1hu undul'cuJcu lmnmcn ro11ed up 270 yurd• on the umund whlle' lhc . ' dcrcn ~<e limited ihc TluerJi 10 ju ~ l ~1 rushlnu yurds. .: The lrunmen bra~c 11 J~CorelcHs ~umc with just three minute~ left In Ihe i'lrsl hull' when Meu~hmn t•npped • u 1~ree piny 1'12 ~urd dri~e . hnitinu 211 t .yurd> In pnydlrt. Jn~ Blunkenshlp 't ~kkcd IIW pol~t 11n~r for 11 7·0 let~d . Cornc1·hu•·~ Vince Jenkin; ~c1 tip the nc~l JHS HL'III'C when he pil"kccl , <lff 11 MurlullnJlllss uml n:lin·nctl il 24 • 1 ymdH 1n lhc Tlyut· 24. Tlucc piny ~ llll· 1 cr Meu'ehmn curl'icd IWtHicl~ ndcl's I • · lmn 1hc ~ 11d wnc l'rnm 1hc II) ynnl ! ' line muiAllnnkcnshlp's kick mude It ! '' 14·11 tlll ¢1'111 ~ lh~ J'OUI'Ih LlllllriCI', . l Olunkcn~hlp rippod lhu nnul1wo I ~llrll> of 1\ (IJ ~UI'd Lll'ii'C IWn lllllliiiCS lnhr the fuurlh perlnd, hnl Ihe CWK • · 1 lrn·pnilll kick wu~ hlnckud hy Muri · ~ The Etti: l~~ even~d thl! . . cnrl! nn . lhcif ncxlf'Hl~'it!~~~nn tt~ they.mnrl.'hcd • w• ......__-"''.GAHS·WLHS··facts, figures-~-- 3;;d. ~ at the 6:07mark. II . MANY W/IAUNCE OF FACTORY WARUNn NO MONEY DOWN & NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY 1999 WITH APPROVED CREDIT PRICE 97 PONTIAC ORAND AM SE 17550, ZO,OOO mlllt, bal. of fact. w1rr., A/T, A/C, CD pllylr,lllt, crultt, PL ........,..:............. S12,400 1M PONTIAC SUNBIRO 17563, GrHn, A/C, Cltt ...............S5995 to PONnAC ORAND AM 17544 .......... :.................:.............13995 811 OEO METRO.I7508, A/T, AIC, eatHitt ......................... $8895 811 FORD ASPIRE 17427, Rtd, 2 Or, dual mlrrort, · cloth lnttrlor.................................................................·........ l5995 1M FORO T·BIRO 17459, Rtd, A/T, A/C, till, erultt, power Hat, powtr windows, power lockt ................................... ;........ l8495 N FORD T·BIRO 17524, Grttn, A/T, A/C, tilt, crultt, power windows a. lockt, power ttat ..............:,-;;........................... 18495 87 NI88AN 8ENTRA OXE 17430, Sal. of fact. warr., AIT, AIC, IlK, cruiH, power windows a. lockt ..,. .............................;. $0995 07 PLYMOUTH BREEZE 17487, A/T, A/C; IIII, cuttom wh11l1, cloth lnttrlor.................................................................... ~ .... $8995 811 PONTIAC ORAND AM SE 17487, Red, V·S eng .. A/T, A/C, 1111, crultt, powtr wlndOWt I loc.kt ................. :................ $0995 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 17403, 4 Or., liT, A/C, calttlte, clolh inttrlor, CUllOm Whlllt ... ,;,,.,, ............................................ ,J.9095 811 PONTIAC GRANO AM SE 17534, A/T, A/C, PL .............. SimS 85 SATURN M7505, 34,000 mll11, bal. of laet. warr., lilt, crutu, A/T, A!C, PW, PL, tpol'l whttlt ........................................... $9095 97 CHEV. CAVALIER 17488, AfT, A/C, clolh Interior, cuttom •a Whltll ................................................................................ $11 ,852 98 FORO TAURUS OL 17510, V·8 eng., AfT, A/C, tilt, crul11, powtr 11at, powtr wlndow1, lunrool.................:........... $10,995 85 FORO TAURUS OL 17488, V·8 eng., A/T, A/C,.tut, crultt, cau., power wlndowa & lockt ........................................ $10,995 07 SAtURN 17504, 28,000 mlltt, bal. of lact. w1rr., rtd, A/C, 1111, erultt, power wlndowe, tport whttlt ...................... $12,095 97 DODGE INTREPID 17453, V•J tng., AfT, AIC, tilt, crulae, power windows I lockt ....... ,......:..... :.............................. $12,095 97 DODGE ,INTREPID 17498, V·8 tng., AfT.- A/C, lilt. crultt, power wlndowt a. lockt ................,.................................. SI4,395 07 PONTIAC GRANO AM SE 17437, 28,000 m1t11, bal. of laet. warr., A/T, A/C, 1111, crultt, PW, PL ................................... $12,900 07 CHEV. CAMARO 17298, Rtd, 23,000 mlltt, bal. of fact. warr., A/T, A/C,tllt, alloy whetll, ...............:..................... $13,495 87 CHEV. MON.TE CARLO 17483, Rtd, AfT, A/C, lilt, crultt, powtr .windows a. locka ..................... ,............................ S14,095 87 OLOS 88 L.S. 17509, Grtln, A/T, A/C, tilt, crultt, powtr tttt, power wtndowt, lttlhtr 11111, tpoJ:I whttii........ $U,943 97 SATURN SNI '7388, 11,000 mltta, bat. ol fact. warr., AfT, A/C, tilt, crulat, powtr wlndowt_& lcckt ....................... $12,495 87 PONTIA.C GRANO AM 17414, 21,000 mlltl, bal. of !act. warr., A/T, A/C, tift, orul~e,PW, PL................................... $13,668 8118UZUKI X·IO 4X4 IU02, T·topt, ctmttt, •Port whllll ......................................................................... $9995 87 CHEV. CAVALIER Z·24 117557, Black, 2 Dr., AM/FM CO, power wtndowe & lockt;tiii.Jrultt, tpol'l whttta ........ $12,495 PUBLICI wAll · 115 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER *1547, V-5 tno .. 7 Jllll., A/T, A/C, tilt, crulll, PW, PL, cttttltt ............................................ $10,730 N DODGE CARAVAN 17537, V·6 eng., AlT. A/C, 1111, crulll,. power locka, 'CIIItttt.......................................................... $7495 85 DODGE GRANO VAN SE 175191 JA/T, A/C, lilt, crulll, quad ltatlng, PL, PS,aport whttlt, rack rool ........................ $13,225 811 FORO WINOSTAR GL 175ZO, 27,000 mil., 1111. of fact warr., · AfT, A/C, tilt, crultt, PW, PL, cau., lugg; rack ............... $16;445 85 FORO .WINDSTAR GL 17508, Rtd, V·8 eng., 7 pan., A/T, AJC, tilt, erul11, PW, PL .... ,............................................... $12,495 88 DODGE ORAND VAN 173eG, Atr, A/C, till, erulta, cutene, .Thanks to all that ma,de ·our Hail Damaged Sale & Model Year. Cleara,nce Sale a tre..,endous success•.Uyou have been past our·lot· you will see:'that . ~e ·have sold many new Trucks &.Cars· The 99" Models eire arriving daily. We can get the make & model you want· .We can have it for_ypu rmally within 24·48 hours. We also have an ·excelleni ·selection of' preowned · cars &· truck~ iust traded. ·wE'RE OUT TO EARN .YOUR BUSINESS· COME IN & SEE US TODAY/ 11 CHEVROLET • • OLDSMOB.ILE ltft 1lldlng door ........,, ............. .......................................... $17,995 88 FORD .WINDSTAR OL 17407, V-5 tng .. AfT, AC, tilt, crulat, CllltHt, PW .........................,,,;,..,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ....................... $14,995 81 CHEVY LUMINA APV m22 A/T, A/C, lilt, crultt, PW, PL ................................................................ ,,.,, ..................... $2995 IPORt 11'r1L1'1'Y VIRICLIII 4114'1 88 JEEP. 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AlCS with another dominant gamr inning• gave Cleveland a 4-3 victoSchounek wa.~ 1·3 but pitched well in Fenway Park.l'I'N!y could ge11hene ry Friday and a 2-1 lead in lhe betl- in hi1 13JI four Slans. Marlinez, last becau..e of B~lon'• dec1sion not II\) of-live division ~es. And il ma1· year's Nl Cy Youn1 award winner. would ha~e pitched on lhree days· pie believe." reS! for the firs! time this season. ~·J could go" on Sllurday. M:p-"temptation~ Yeah. Come to.my 'rinez said •. but Williams' deci5ion sen..,s? No." manaaer Jimy Williams "lnakeo sen.e. He's pnlfecting me. said. '1llar"5 my opinion. I'll live It's for the good of the team." with il. re;ardleu or what other-pro- .. Nagy. a• he always k in Fenway. ,..._, excelleni. He allowed jill'! four lingles and no walk> and §truck our thn:e u be rumed another Game 3 Paywr.-• pa.s on ~ next GAHS into a loti cau.e for the Red Sox. He ""rie•. Warren !>Coned it• final touch· is 8-1 · apinAt !he Red Sox in his down following a five-play. 42-yatd career, 5-0 at Penway with ·a 1.27 drive. Derek Wetz biO"Ied over from the three with 7:24 left 10 play. Wolfe kicked the point after 10 .nlke it 33-0. Devol nuoded the field with ~ub~ti1u1es al the 6:12 mark. GAHSwillretunihomtPridayfor 1he tif'l<l time in a.month lli host Marl· ella. The nededication of Memorial Field will lake place durins lbe evening's aclivilie!l. Warnen willlraV· el10 Logan. • !Jiue S,vils... . .:!Co: : :n: ; •i:.: noed:.:: . :.:from~B:. : ·S:.~. .J-------:--:------------------:-~ frOm !he three at the K:46 maik. Scou We,t.rman bmted the point after for · u I S-0 advantage.. Warren--held GAHS on ils nut ..:rie•.Thi< lime Payton gol offi!!,S7yard punt to the Warrior•' 29 where Warren pia yell lenhe b-.111 roll dead. However, GA HS defenden~ were unable 10 •topJihatd-ch:u-ging oophomore (ullbad named Adam Wynn. · arid M>phomor~ tailback Derek Wetz "'W:men 1uoved to the GAHS 17 in Rine plays. Alive-yard penally .,laffed the drive and forced the Warrio" 10 attempt a 41 -yard field goal with 2:34 . lcfl in the half. Nolan's kick wu.• wide to the right Warren ~lopped _GAHS agai~. Payton got off a 43-yard punllalt,m the half. bur after picking up a fi~l down. Warren'• Taylor fu~d wilh ·an unidentified Blue Devil recoverina on the GAHS 46. Lesslhan a minute nemained in the half. Payton fumbled again with 28 o<econd•left. The alert Jason Allen recovered. but after a Warrior penalty. Warren lelthe clock run out. GAHS fan• tried to jlep up the Blue Devils they lined up to greet them to slllrt the second half. but y<ar- nen took lhe 5eeond half kickpff' and marched 70 yardll 'iri nine play• wi1h Taylor going lhe '""' 14 on a •neak to make ii21-0 llllhe 8:22 mark. 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OHIO ••· The buelil inlilllllment in the Lillie Buck· eye Theatre's series of •tage productions debuts lhi$ week on the stage of the Jolin W. Berry Fine and •Performins Ans qtlter anhe University of Rio Gr.111de and Rio Grande Community College. "Liule Totem,· an original piece created fQr the Lit· lie Buckeye Theatre. upen• Thursday. Oct. 8 and runs through Saturday. ~· 10. Show time io 8 p.m. eliCh night. "Lillie Totem" tells the tale of a Native American youngster. Nah• IIIII. and his sister. Tah-tus, who were orphaned and forced to live with their grandparents in a new and stl'llllge viflage. The play details the hartl.~hips experienced by the young ~iblingo M they adjust to their new •urroundings 1111d the wisdom and guidance. provided by their grandparents in making the transition lo life without their real p-.mmts. The play i1the result of exte.nsive re!!earch into the aboriginal native Katha Wich1 and. Terry Wilcoxon tradition of totem pole carving' found on Vancouver Island, British _ __._ . /"'\ Columbia. a province on the Pacific . . . . Coa.~t of Canada. Kevin Lyles and . GALLIPOLIS • Mr. and Mrs. d11uble rang cere.mony will be offiCI• ·oreg Miller, who are tine arts proL.loyd 'Carroll of Gallipolis, ated by Dr. Da~td Hogg. . · fessors at Rio Grande, co-wrote the announce the upcoming marriage of Mts~ Wa~hsts a 1.998 graduale_ o r ..:ripl for "Little Totem." Miller ahlo Merthe Nutter and Jeremy Buckley · , their daughter. Katha Lynn Wach•. the Um~ersny of R!o Gra~de. wtth directed Jhe production. to Terry Wilcoxon. son of Mr. and an assoc~ate ~gree m nurstng. . · Lyles and''Miller consulted with Mrs. Ronald Wilco•on, of GallipoHer f!ance IS a 1994 graduate of First Nation tribe members Tim lis. The bride elect is also the daugh· the yniversity of Rio Grande, with a Paul, Simon Luca.< ani! Linus Lucas POMEROY - Donald J. and reciived her bachelor of science ter of the late Michael Wachs. B~ m m~them.atics and c?mpu!er in regand to script writing and set' The· wedding will take place scten~e. He IS ~ e~ployed wllh design. Paul is an internationally Janice R. Nutter of Nonon announce degree in biology from the Universithe engagement of their daughter. ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. October 24 at the Grace United Amente,ch of Galhpolts. known carver and printmaker. The ,. Martha Lynn, to . Jeremy William and is currently a second year med- Method.ist Church in Gallipolis. The Luca.~ family is ..:heduled to be in Buckley of Columbus. son of ical studenl at Ohio State University. Rio Grande to speak 10 the audience William and Twila Buckley of Her, fiance is ~,1993 Eastern High prior.to each show. Pomeroy. School graduate with a bachelor of The ca.<t includes Mark Miller a.< The . wedding will take plac~ at science degree in agriculture from Nah-Low and Kelly Smit.h as Tah-lus. Thll replica' of 8 totem pole .• noon on March 20 at St. Bernard's Ohio State University. He is current· ·the ' brother.and sister duo. Jim . from Vancouver lelend, Brttlah Catholic Church: Akron with lhe ly a second yeW' medical student at WASHINGTON <AP) What· Mokren plays the children's gran<! faColumble; Ia . one of thl propa · Lewinsky story with everything Rev, Fr. Paul Schindler officiating . . Ohio State·University. ever its role in presidential history, ther Wllo.-paith. Becky Edwards ueed In "LIItlt· Totem." Firat froll) shock t(> a sjuug - serves us a The ' bnde-elect gmduated fro(ll The couple will reside in Colum- the latest 7-poundl Mack-, of docuplays Who•lch, the children's grandNetlon trlbt membere Simon son of Rorschach test for the nation. Norton High School in 1993. bus following their marriage. ' ments from prosecutor Kenneth • "I feel sad that we aren' t more !"other. Brenna Slavens plays the, . and L1nu1 Lucaa and Tim Paul Starr serves a.• a window on Ameri- shaken by the. disruption of a mar- Girlfriend and Nathan Wood. Luke ' aerved 11 conaultanta to Rio Hoilywood's new high is something herbal ca's .pop culture, it~ conflicted atti- riage." says Les Parrott, a Seaule Luwrence and Coriray Coffey play Gr11ndl profe110ra Kevin Lytea tudes toward sex and the dizzying Pacific University psychology pro- the, three village bullies who har~ss ilnd G'l9 Miller, who co-wrote "8y COSMOPOLITI\N ., Nah-tsa and Tah-tus. the acrlpt for "Little Totem.• The puce of the Information Age. fessor who studies relationships .. A Hearst Magazine · , Craig Smith is featured as a Luc11 family 11 lcheduled tO be The "Titanic" movie craze. the He predicts that readerS 50 years For AP Special Features · · Native American spirit named YaIn Rio Granda thla week to herbal fad ginko. the death-of- from now will look through the docIt's a trend that's turning the ilesen oasis of Los Angeles into a giunl herb Princess-Diana· catharsis. even the ument~ and see "how needy we all ee-pullh and D.J . Kirkbride plays a addreu audlanc11 prior to tach garden. Whereas just a lei¥ years ago celebs could ·be. seen frequenting juice banned diet drug phen-fen make an are in relationships·. We all have this wolf named l'e-clata,pus. Jason ahow. bars or water bars or. more recently, oxygen bars. Now anyone who's not ap~arance in rhe 3.1 KJ . pages of longing to belong.'' · , Bingman plays the mle of the vii· just anyone is hitting up local herbalists. wroie Jodi Bryson in an article in Monica -Lewinsky minutiae made James Twitchell. a Univer•ity of lage chief apd Marlene Wood plays the September issue ol Cosmopolitan. And heal!~ murketeers are happy to . public by Congress lust week. , " Flbrida professor who writes about the chiel's wile. Carul Louden plays 740-245- S 131. 740·245-53H2 or comply. qffering products designed to boost energy, zap a cold, incre~se sex 740-245-7364, · Where else would the dress have American culture, says the frequent the pan of tbe Bride. drive, and enhance good looks. . The Friilay. Oct. 9 performance come from than the Glip. fashion references to name brands in the Every leaf, root. and but·k with even the slightest reputation for healing source for the khaki-clad masses? documents - the Gap dress. the · of "Little. Totem" is also the opening and enhancing 'i.~ being boiled, brewed, 'and pulverized into· teas, tonics. and nf the 1998-99 Valley Anists Series Beeper messages ricochet among Zcgna tie. the Black Dog T-shin any number of goods- goods thai have Tinseltown in a Iizzy. . lawyers, lovers and intermediaries. a renect "the commercial culture that seasun. When WinQna Ryder ideelinu ~d nush, she' orders 8 ounces of a warm sign of the technology-driven times. Tickets for "Little Totem" are runs across all of our lives." tonic culled Yin Frum the Cold. The cararm:l-Oa\'Ored elixir contains the root Faxes, e-mail and Internet gossip available through Ms. Lewinsky . emerges as a $5.00 each and extracts echinacea and goldenseal- both believed to stiiJlulat.e the immune chronicle lhe unraveling story: . the Rio Grande Volunteer Fire ·"modern murerial girl." he says. She system by increasing the number of ·disease-fighting white blood cells. The two volumes of documents is a walking eKhibit of the trends of There's no hard ~vidence that such elixirs work. hut who woutdn't feel bet- are u kind of time capsule. con rain- the times. · ' ter sipping herbal leu or attending yoga classes'! .Especially when other ing drafts of unsent letters. recollecIn a love note to 'Clinton. she tells celebrities swear by such drinks. , tions, of private conversations, lisls how the lovers in "Titanic" remind Take for example Jada Pinkett Smith, whose drink of.choice is the Slow of comings m\d goings. logs of her of them: her gifts to the president Bum tonic (which contains ginseng extra"). and Julia Robi!rts who enjoys phone messages and the like. include ginko. a populllf herbal supthe Ginseng E<tretne formula. "Ginseng has a long-sta~ding reputatioll us ~·It will be'a great docume~t for a plement: she marks her encounters an anti·aging remedy," explains Harold H. Bloomfield. M.D .. authqr of cultural historian." says Warren with the president in a FilofaK day · "Healing Anxiety With Herbs ," ''It can also improve vitality. alertness. con· Belasco. chair of American Studies planner. Caller ID lets Ms. ~win­ centration. coordination, memory. and m<x><l." And herbs aren't just fol' the at the University of Maryland. Baltisky know when the president is cullladies : Kevin Bacon and Brendan Fraser are also big fans ·Of dried-herb more County. , , ing: her e-mnilto,a friend speuk,s of drinks. While Belasco cautions that the sadness for the children of Princes~ ­ Perhaps sipping-herbal tonics in the company of superstars isn't your cup oddities of the Clinron-Lewinsky Dianu; her therapist prescribes the of tea. so 10 speak . Maybe you're more the lypc to sit al home stia~king on affair make it anything but typical. drug junk food and watching tele•ision . Thut doesn't mettn you can't be pan of echoes nf American life are dear in weight.phen-fen to help her lose the celebrity herb trend - in fact. ~ou could tind yourself right in the mid- the Starr documents. ' · ' · .One subteKI that emerge!~' from dle of it. For exampl'e. whil< you were busy buying nachos for your ~O<><l · ! Blended into legal treatises and the Starr material is the speed with -; bye "Scinfeld" party. Jerr)" and the gang were keeping their energy up ht document appcndic« are the . tor, wh(ch the principals in the unfolding munching ,)n Powder Pull's. a chl!t!sc-putT Imposter that's lmu.lcd with giri- ments nl~ young lo>e and the pathos scng and h<!c pnlfen (whkh is believed to have the same-beneliciary proper- of middlc - ag~d angst. Ms. Lewinsky drama gather and send information. putting .technology lo full use with ties as vitamin C. tighting evcr~thing fro~ colds tn aging). "• muses to Clinton about pop singer 'pagers, cell phones. computen; and Other celehritic.s including. Br<x>kc Shields. Katie Couric. Steven Spiel- Silrah McLachlan's lyricS. "I don't the like. h<!rg. Kevin Kline. Howard Stern. and Ru Puul, order herbul rood. It makes know how to let you go." Jhe baby "They say that time travels much sense 1hat a .iunk, food junkie would turn I\) herbal snacks. A 4-ounce bug of hnomer president tells her that his more quickly in the late 20th centu· Powder PutTs twhich taste like lhc Cheese D<>odleS: you remember from life "was lulling apU<t" when he hit fourth grade) packs just llll calories. no preservutiv~ S: and only 3 grams of 40, and that he kept a calendar truck- ry. and maybe this ca.'e is a good illu~trution of that." said David fat. ~ ing how lung he had "been good" Sorkin of the Center for Information This seminar is intended for everyone who wears an If herb' arc good for tho' in s i~e of your h<><ly. they must be good for the about avoiding other women. she Technology and Privacy Law at the outside as well. To add body to her lemony locks. Jewel conditions with u says. external appliance or suffers from inflammatory bowel disease • John Marshall Luw School in Chicaproduct called Forever in Bloom fmm Lush Fresh fjundmude Cosmetics. This seminar is not designed for people with a colostomy or How Americans react to the go. made with charnomilc.psminc, and honeysuckle. Madonna uses " bndyCrohn's disease . . Bring all questions regarding ostomy options hcaJl·adi vated m~ltin g '!lass ugc b11r made}!om white t.•hoc:olate, synthetic including those concerning appliance-free alternatives. ntink oil. and peppt:nnint. ,: . What 's irnnic aboulthis ., uddcnly fashi\mable frcnt.y is that herbal reme· I ' y Bob Hoeflich L~~~~~=~~~~===========~ I'm sure maiJY of you remember Mike Roberts. former Pomeroy resident now living in Akron. I Mike is fanatic collector of Meigs·County hi.~torical items and wa.< delighted recently to acquire two more autographs of oiotable Meigs Countians or those who were directly connected to the county. After a silfyear search. Mike finally obtained an autograph of Norman "Kid" Elberfeld, one of nine major league players from Meigs County. ' Mike tepollll that "Kid" wa.~ short.<t.>p for the Highlander.</Yankees in California from 1900 to 1910, His second acquisition is a signed document by General John Pope. whom Mike repon.• was probably the least able general of the Civil War . Pope married Clarisa Honon. daughter of Valentine B. Horton. Horton's wife was the daughter of Samuel Willis Pomeroy for whom the town is named. ' Mike is eagerly seeking autographs of the six other Meigs County major league ball ,players he is sti II missing. By the way, Mike is the ~n of Nonga Robert~ of Pomeroy and the late Bob Robert.•. highly regarded Pomeroy teachers for years. And, the good news is that Mike's collection of Meigs County memor~bilia ha.~ been bequeathed iQ the Meigs County Museum. a '• • • ' -NUTER-BUCKLEY---...- ··.• .. ..• • . ', .... .. '.•'• ,.. ~ •• ,· ,.' ' t • ••• • : ~ . t ,•• '• •• • ~ l •' '• • •• "; I. :r ·= dies arcn ' t nt·w. 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QUEEN SIZE SLEEPER SOFA Frtt Porl<i•R • Lotions.•Candles • Lingerie • Massage Oils · . •Marital Aids & Reading Material ·•Baskets Filled with Goodies Singing Telegram with Different Themes & Customers for All Ages •: r . " Charleston Marriott .Town Center \ •""'!'~!!!==;:;;;:::;;::::::;::::::::::::!;!! on history . .various medical testsfamily and the fn:quency of spells to . each year. guess how much danger u paiient is ' 3:00 til 5:00 p.m. ·. CELEhQ/\TINC 2 YE/\Q~ IN f)U~INE&£> Galllpoll•, OH ' ·Saturday, October 10, 1998 Gallipolis, OH Oct. 5th thru Oct. ·lOth Ileostomy_QJ!.tions ••• •• By ROBERT DAVIS USA TODAY Researchers have found three genes thai tell them when a faulty heartbeat that strike s otherwise healthy people is ·a li~ely killer. The finding. reponed in toda)''s New England Journal. of Medicine. is expected to lead to blood tests that wil! tell doctors which of their pattents are prone to sudden death from the deadly .arrhythmias. Researchers studied the genes of 1.378 patients with Long QT syndrome. a disease that affects the hean's electrical conduction sy.<tem in about 25 .000 Americans. These victims. oTfe'ii children. can pass out when. startled or playing_gam.es. Some regain consciOusness unharmed, but3.000 dje. Today. doctors must rely largely Aunt Maude always told me thut you never gel ahead tt'ying to gel even. Do keep smiling. · are ,. :·••. . ' NAACP ( 1968-70) and a National Board member for the past two decade< . He is an icon in the NAACP. leading the c har~e in building bridge< of understanding between people of all ages. He is the Chairman of the Convention Planning Committee and serves on several other committtu of the NAACP. He is a staunch ·support of youth und has participated with many of their programs. including ACT-SO. Boy Scouts of America and Boys and Girl s Club of Metropolitan Detriot. , For tickers: please contact one of the following committee persons : In Jackson County. call : Martha Cosby !286-330 I or 2861776) or lim and Faye Crump (682- 6009) or Eleanor Keels (682-6009): in Gallia County. call John Eoward, (245 -5441.) or Dorothy Gordon (446-4970) or Jessie Payne (145 -5216): in Lawrence C<;Junty, call Marshall Genes give clue to faculty heartbeat Strange things are happening. · The strange weather ha.< apparently ca11.ed an unusual occurrence at the .home of Mrs. Mary Kesterson in the Texa.~ Road urea.. In the ~pring . MrS. Kesterson :s cherry tree blo.<som~ and had chemes, It 1s now blooming again. •1 , Ci~il Rights Movement , s.rving as Pre ~i dent of the Detriot Branch . Mrs. Bernice Hawk. Hemlock Grove. now a resident of the Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen~r on the Rock Springs Road. will be marking her I!Xlth binhduy on October ·H. Mrs. Hawk loves getting ~ards and enjoys reading them. Cands may be sent to the center to ~lp her observe the major event. Starr material: A reflection on . American c~lture, attitudes ..,· · RIO GRANDE · . Tom· Turner of Detriot. Michigan, will be the . guest speaker at the' Sixth -"'nnual Freedom Fund Banquet, sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio N.A.A.C.P. Branch . ro be held at the University of Rio Grande StU'· dent Center in Rio Grande . on October 10 at 7 p.m. Turner has been blessed with the opportunity of achieving sev , . eral career titles and countless , t<perienc.es, including serving in the ·Korean War and receiving the "Purple Heart (with a Cluster)" . Hi s , educational bdckground. includis River Rouge ' High School ••T~skegee Institute. Mil itary Academy. and Monteth College . His dedication to protecting and enhancipg the r,ights and ben ~fits of workers. retirees and the unemployed, exhibit' the epitome of a great leadi:r. He a onti~ue s to support elected officical s and bu siness leaders with special -projects to improve the community. He is an advocate for education and works deep,ly within the public school sector, • , Turner has been active in the · It's apple .butter making lime in Meigs County. Memben; of the Rock Spring Methooist Church will be meeting at the home of Louise and Bill Radfond on October 10 to do a two kettle opemtion. · · · . · The product will be otTered to the pLbjic at $4.50 a quan and you don't have to take your own container. Apple butter may be picked up at the Radford"home which is one mile Jonh of the Rock Springs Fairgrounds on Rock Spring.~ Road the cvening·of ~~~ber .10 or anytime after. Orden; may be placed with Louise at992-5,218 or with Helen Blackston at 9922941 . W'ACHS WI LCQXQN '. Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV ' . (614) 446-7112 5249 �... ' ... ,\r ·- . . ' • •. . . • Page C4 • -'llftlrilv GJIDu.•.Jmtbul . . .' • . Sunday.~ober4,1998 Pomerby • Middleport • Galllpollill, OH • Point Pleasant, WV • • . .. . • , • .. • · P~eroy • MiddlepOrt • GalllpoHa, OH • Point Pleaa,nt, WV sunday, OctQber 4, 1998 • By: - One of the fl)Ore mtere,ting fam[Jie.< in Gal! Ia County history was the Warth dan . Rubert Warth. the builder of thc .. tiou-,c at 409 , Fi rst Avenue in ~n Galilrol ". came to Gallipolis as appn; ll'll ce ... il ve ro;;;mit h to Jo'\eph J)~ Vac hl. Raben'< father, an Indian . , n,ut operating out of Marietta, was klilcJ m the early day< of the Nonhv.~..: . . t r~ rritory., I he "ncl~ s of Gallipolis' Rabe n \~ ann w er~ John and George Warth . Both ·~t ied wi th their families in Mt~ r l · Co unt y and near Ri.J\ ~:n\ wood and became two of the Jir.,t mail curriers from the fort at ManL"!Ia to Gindn r1at i (w ith '\tops in GJ II ipolis and· Maysv-ille or Lime\ tnnL' 1 11 " "' said that the Wanh broth· •A ho traveleJ by canoe. were so t.:l'" •• adcrt .11this form of trave l that they cou-IJ ·ct mc..,..,ages From one fort to all(JII 1cr .throughlhe most dangerouS · wu ter or pa.. t the deadlie st foe.,, ' About 1819 Robert Warth Wanh later entered !he flatboal Operator hy profession, wa.• an :una' entered into several business ven· business and in the I 840s thci Warths teur inventor and tinkerer. In his Jlfe- r-------;-----:;c--:l~ lures, including buying and shipping built a store along Second Avenue, · time Wanh was granted over 50 grain and produce down the Ohio· near Court Street. patents. ln fact he con!J11C!ed work · River: In 1828 Warth built a large Of the offspring of Robert Warth . with an Akr~>n tire 711mpany and in · steam powered mill at First Avenue the two most interesting· were Julia . one day Warth tttrned out seven and Vine Street in Gallipolis. Warth and Nathaniel Warth. Julia patents for which the company paid A few years later Wanh i'n pan· wa1 the recognized "belle of Gal· hiin 51050. nership with· William Clendenin Jipolis." Her popularity was,not conIt was Warth who produced the organized the Gallipolis Bo:u Com- fined to the Old Prench..City as she first electric light in town. In 1882 • • pany. This business built steamboats had suitors from Cincinnati to Pitts- he Sfnt for a 16 watt lamp. which at between 1832 and 1839. burgh. . .. " that time was selling for $1.50. Among the boats built by Warth Julia was also a noted writer. poet Wanh usedJhe facilities of the tele· and Cle,idenin in the Chickamauga and actress and as such traveled graph office and the telephone Creek were: Navarino. Jack Down- greatly.' Moving to Cincinnati. lulia exchange to produce light in the ing. Invincible. Crusader. Medoc became engaged to Col. Blackburn . - bulb. Gallipolis would not have and Gall ant. Some of these boats· At the last minute ~he backed out eleclric light until the 1890s. ended up on the Mississippi River. and Blackburn later married another It did have anificial light made The Crusader made the trip 'to • lady. It broke Julia's hean a~ she from coal gal beginning i~ 1869. New Orleans on at least one .occa- re,ally did want to marry Blac~bum According to historian P.T. W~ll : sion. bripglng back here .in 1836 but sh~ di~ not want to appear over- "The fin;t telephone in Gallipolis such things a.1 New Orleans ly anxrous. , · was constructed by Mr. Warth. molasses. tea. coffee. f tg~. pepper. Julia worked for many years at It was made of scraps from the almonds, rai sins, Havana sugar. the Cincinnati library and ev.ery day telegmph office, old daguerreotype French brandy, codfish _and whale she_sadly passed the palatial Black- plates from Carel's photo gallery, oil. bum home. After Blackburn mar- and scissors. This was in 1878. In 1834 Wanh went bankrupt for ried. Julia became a recluse and died Wanh establi~hed a line_from' his the fir,st time. He had io sell off his . in poverty. . office in the Aleshire building. on mill and ,his store. · Her mournful poems . from her Court Street to the Kerr's Drug Store The mill mysteriously burned in . Cincinnati years (she wrote several (two buildings away). Samuel Nash late IR34 and was never rebuilt. The every day) were not allowed to be ~as .. ask~d !tJ try the" new wond~. This house on First Avenue In Gallipolis, was built In 1824 by Walker family did build a mill about publi•hed by Julia uniil after her . No • said Mr. Nash. the answel"ng Robert Warth. Among the Interesting Wartha to come from thl• Nne this time at First Avenlll' •and Grape death. " vo1ce '" from .a man ht.d undeythe -were Julia Warth and Nathan lei Warth. . Streel. Nathaniel ·Warth. a telegraph counter." • . QNN' gets a fac~life . J"he Community· Ca·Jcndar is pu hl 1"hed as a · free . s·ervicc to nnn -profit groups wi~hing to . <~nn q un't e · rnt!~ting~ and ~peci al t! Vcnh. Tht! ca le ndar de• iFned 10 j .., not cu'" Villag~ each evening. Ha.JI.. EASTERN - Eastern Elemen· tar y PTO, Monday. 7 p.m. in the ..,c hool cafelorium . promote 'ale< or fund rai "L'r,., nf . any type . I te rn s a re , pnnted "'\pace permit s and cannot' he. pwrun tecd to run a specifIC" nurnbe r of d~~ys . RACINE - Rucine Village Council. Monday. 7 p.m. at th ~ municipal building. . CARPENr'ER - Columbia Tqwnship Trustees, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the fire slalion in Carpenler. · '. REEDSVILLE- Eastern Elementary PTO. 7·. p.m .. school cafetorium. · RACINE - Racine ' Chapter 134 . Order of the Eastern Star, •. REEDSVILLE - The Oli•e -election of officers. . . Township Trustees will' have its SUNDAY · · _regular meeting Monday at the DANVJLL·E , Services, . MIDDLEPORT- Hysell Run township garage · on Joppa Road Donvilk Church of Chr is t. Satur- ' Holiness Church. revival through .at 7:30p.m. day 7 p.m. and Sunday. I0:30 · Oct. I 1·. Evangelist. Charles R. , a.m. and 6 p.m. De nver Hill, Fos- Swigger, with spe<>ial si nging POMEROY Meigs Band ter. W. Va . to be the ' peaker. Boosters, Monday.' 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria 10 prepare for apple butter project. TUESDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees. regular ,1ession, Tuesday, 6 p.m, ' Mr. and-Mrs. Mark Curnutte . POMER.OY Salisbury Township Tru stees , Tuesday, 6 p.m. township hall on Rock Springs Road ; . · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Club. 2 p.m. Wednesday. honie of Phyllis Hack~tt. Faye Wallace to review "Braveheart." 0 . .. •. p ~s10r. • tnv_iteli public . MEIGS REPUBLICAN BEAN DINNER (Donation Only) ' • • •• HEMLOCK GROVE - Hemlock Grove Christian Church, honi ecuming Sunday. P.otluck di nner at 12 :30 p.m.; program 31 2 p.m. Spec ial music by Gabriel LOCATION: Meigs Senior Citizen Building MENU: Beans; hot dogs; sloppy joe, pop, desert ·Oct. 10, Saturday Quartet •• 7 FOREST RUN Re•ival Sunday lhrough Tuesday ut the · Fore st Run United Methodist Church. 7 p.m. with the Rev . •_ - Weslc) Tha10!1cr '" gue st ·speak- • t:r. Spt:cia l music ni gh tl y. '\ REEJlSVILLE - Re,iva l scr\'lCI! ~. Suntl.1y through Oct. R. 7 p.q1 . at the Felh1wship Church of lh e Nat:m::n~ . Nur~ery wi ll IJe • • provH.kll. KL'n Panon. l.!Vungel i~ot. .• • . 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Specialized Care for Total Joint Replacement ~~=---~~--~--~~----~~--~~--~ .. - Office .Hours - Track the progress . of your fav<;~rite team _through the .. :t': -Office-· U!:imr~ -$rnttnel •• •• ublic~n KANAUGA Lissa ·Michelle double banded collar and pleated Adkins daughter of Glenn tjarold · tuxedo-styled ribbed front. He also . and Shirley ann Elizabeth Adkins wore a black wool western caule.. and Mark "Sho!1" Avery Curnutte . man hat. · son of Lavina Christino Thoma.< ~nd · .The best man was Roger Da,Je . the late Donald ·Ray Cumeutte cele- McClelland. friend of the groom. He brated their marriage on Sunday, wore casual attire. September 6. The outside wedding The ring bearer was the grooms was performed on the riverfront of son, Clayton Carl Cumuue. They all a new day :inchor - Carol Lin. the bride's parents in Kanau~a. wore_boutonnieres of red rose buds Lin, a former national correspon- • ; : Chaplain Robert Glenn Hood 'trimmed with green feathered fern · den! for "Oood Morning Ameri..& d I he double-nng · ceremo- , an d with baby•s breal h a?d green . ca" and "World News Tonight," ;• :· penorme ·-: ·· : ny under a·bra<.~ arch trimmed with . rvy. will join "Early Edition" hom 7 ;; ;. ; ivy and while wedding bells. Boston The brides mother wore a knee · a.m . to .9 a.m. She repla~es Donna ;•: · ferns adorned each side of the arch. length two-piece red suite. The Ke_lley._ ~!: : Scott Wroblewski p(esented a 'grooms mother wore an ankle lenglh ·:- :musical selection that included green dress. They all wore red rose :·~ · ''Tell Me I was Dreaming", "I Cross " bud corsages trimmed with ' white :•: '·my Heart", ana" "There's Ontx ribbons and gree~ lace ferns and ivy. ::: :You.". After .the exch~nge of marriage · ·:• :. - An<:!rew Jerome (A.J.) Fillinger. vows the couple tit the unity candle ·.:: · the bride's nephew escorled thf and presented both mothers with a :•; :guests lo their seal•· Kara Beaver pink and white long stem rose. . . ~,; · regislered-lhe guests and handed out A rec·epti()n was held following ~ paper cones of rose petals. ·: . 1he ceremony on lhe lawn. The couThe bride was esconed down the pies table,, was adom~d with white ., ' aisle by her father and given in m~~<· and pink .table coverrngs accented ~- riage· by her parents. She wore a with pink candles in glass ·holders. ~~. while western bridal gown trimmed :rhe lhree tiered salellile wedding ·. ··,:· in bauenburg lace around the nec·k- cuke was accented with glass diSh of ;:;: . line. sho~lders and cuffs with a roses thin matched the bride ·s bou· _,.; handkerchief hemline and pearl 'but- quet and white lace icing .a~d green · :l=: : tons down !he front· with a drop ivy. Guest enjoyed a, buffel of hors of.• · waist and belt in the back. She also d'oevers, cake and punch . · . _..; wore a cattlewoman wool felt west· The br.ide's daughter. 'Sherry. ::.=: · ern hat with 'scalloped battenburg designed the wedding programs and ::: : appliques silk flowers and white her son-on-law Timothy Duvid •:.· . pearls wiih battenburg lace back and Towne videoed the c~remony. ::: bow streamers. She carried a bou· The bride graduated from Kyger quet of long stemmed 'pastel roses . C,reek High School and the Preston · • adorned with red sweetheart roses Beuuty ·college with a degree in cos::: lied with lace streamer.. nietology and hns her, · managers ·, • · Matron of honor wits S!oerry license. She operates Lissa's ·;. Luchelle Hill Towne. daughter of the Riverview Salon of B-eauty at . -:· bride. She wore an ankle length two rKanaugu. • piece pink dress. She carried a , The groom graduated from Kyger • ·smnller version of the bridal bou.' Creek High School and Buckeye ;: : quet. . Career cdnter with a degree in weld· .;.:.: , The grnom-wns attired in a bl&ck ing and wo'rks for the Boilermakers . , :.: pioneer tux ~nd tails. featuring u Local I05. ' After the wedding trip to th~ .: • classic cutaway style with silver , ' lone slur bunon front and button .Monte Carlo hotel in Las . Vegas, trim pn pleated buck. It was wnm Nevada. the couple will reside on ·:;·: . with a. white _shi n whi~h featured a Mill Creek Road in Gallipolis. •, gold nl>bon msel un Jront pluckel · I Implant Surgeons, Inc. ~ TIME: 6:00 • 8:00 P.M. , ATLANTA (AP) - <:NN is getting a $7 .5 million facelifl. "We just needed to freshen il up, bring il into fhe '90~ ·· Sid Bed'ingfield. an e~ecutive vice president, 'said of CNN's new anchor set and newsroom. which will be unveiled Monday. The new look. the network's first image o~erhau.l ih more !han a _dedde. includes putting the Atlanta skyline behind the anchors and a new curved. wood· · en desk. "A set will never raise your . ratings or cover up substanli•e problems," said Richard Kaplan, · president of CNN/U.S. " But what · a good set will do is make it easier for a· viewer to winch." · background will be On the new . i RIC TLAND - Rutland Free W11l Bnptist Church . .revival through Su nday. 7 p.m. Charles s·wigger. evtmgeli~t. Special 'i ngc" e;1ch ni gh t. Paul Taylor, -ADKINS-CURNUTTE- ,.;; . AJ,.FRED - . . The Orange WEDNESDAY To\vil ship . Trustees will meet at PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town- _ 7:30p.m . Tuesday at the home of ·ship Trustees. 6:30p.m. Wednesthe clerk Osie Follrod . day., al the Pageville town halt. Joint ' POMEROY - A goal of 60 patient uuge since Labor Day units qf blood has been set for the • have contributed to lhe shortage. Wednesday visit of the Red Cross Angle uid. "Col teet ions have Bloodmobile to Meigs·tounty. r,been tow during September. but • The bloodmobile w'ill be at !he pati~nt us~ge has been higher Senior Citizens Center on Mut- tllan nonnal. :" . berry Heights in Pomeroy from 1 According 10 Ahgle, receiving to 6 p.m: Successfully meeting imports during this shortage has the goal .w'ill help the Tri-State . proved difficult since other Red Region begin to meet I he needed Crou regions are · elperiencing quota. said Thomas $ . . Angle. their own shortages. ")Ne must 'CEO of the region . rely on local donors to rebuild the He said that the Red Cron has blood supply." lie •aid. ·issued an appe~l . for all.,.bl0od To meet patienl needs al 32 1ypes to help increase .inVentories area hospitab, the Red Cross to the three day supply. requires 240 blood donors daily "Our inven1ory tev~ls are at at local bloodmobile• and donor . .the lowest point sipce the begin- cen1ers, it was reported. ning of' summer," said 'Angle. To be a b.lood donor, individu· who characterized I he shortage as als must be at least I 7 yells old, serious. "Many o(our blood types . weigh 110 pounds or _more. be in are far below a one-day supply in . good healih. and nol have level," he added. donaied blood within the pa.•t 56 Low collections and high. days, . -- Meigs Cq.~niunity Calendar,·- -,-------'---.' • Bloodmobile coming to Meigs C.ounty Wednesday . Warth family made their mark 6n Gallia County history James Sands ' Rt. 2Bypass • I ;l.,' ·-. ~·· .: • .- I, j • GALLIPOLIS- EASTERN AVENUE . ·~ '·· . • CELLJ express yourself �. • . Su~. '• • - - " '·HILL-ROSE Jodi Flah"r - Burnette and Arthur Sliva - FISHER BURNETTE - SILVA...:. ' ' POINT PLEASANT, W.VA . Jodi •Fisher - Burneue· and Anhur Joseph Silva announce their upcoming wedding.on October 17.!11 Trini- ' ' ly United Methodi st Church. Point Pleasanl, W.Va. The open church wedding will begin at 3:30p.m. Richardson - Lee wedding to take place GALLIPOLIS - The wedding or Tracy Richardson and Pet~r Lee will .lake place in an open church c.eremony, 10 be held October 17, at the First Church of the 'Nazarene in Gallipolis, be.ginning al 4:30p.m. ' BIDWELL· Misty Hill and Brad Rose annoonce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The open church weddiri~ will lake place Saturday. Ocl. 10 at French City Bliplisl Chu rch in Gall,ipolis, at 2:30p.m. · The. Rev. Charles Stansberry will . perform the double ring cere m~)ny . Following the ceremony: a recepition will be· held al the Amrrican Legion Post 27 in Gallipolis. The bride elect is the daughter of David Hill of Bidwell and the late Carolyn Perry. She is the' granddaughter of James and Belly Davis of Bidwell and Homer and Ethel Hill of Bidwell . The groom 10 be is the so n of Russ and Lori Rose of Gallipnlis and Stev. and Beverly Wray of Gallipolis: He ··is the grand son· of William and Edith Staple.ton of Gallipolis and Walter and· Lillian Rose . of Gallipolis. Miss Hill is a 1998 graduate of River Valley High School. and employed by Ouiry Queen in Gallipolis. Rose is a 199? graduate of Galiia · A-cademy High School. . He is employ'ed by ROTEMA Farms in Bowman, South Carolina. /Rio ~ra.ride alumni be,gin drive for memorial bell tower' -------.Galli a Community. Calendaf-The Community Calender Ia publlahed a• a free urvlet to non· profit group• wlahlng to ·announc:e meetlnga and apec:lal event•. The calendar I• not · dtalgned to promOit aeltl or lund-relur• of any type. Item• lrt prlnled ea apaee permit• and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number ol day•. Sc hool altnual reunion al old Cadmus High School (Community Cenlerl: all day. Lunch al 12:30 p.m. ... ' 'tlALLIPOLIS · Celebmlion of New Ministry al St. Peter's Episco· pal Church. IOJO a.m. CueS! pianist Debora Arder. Recepl ion following ihe service. • ···- •. EUREKA - Homecoming service.<ut Eureka Churchof God, beginning with IO .a.m. Sunday Sunday, October 4 School s.ervices. m()ming worship with Pastor Roben Smith at 10:45 POINT P£.EASANT. W.VA . Nar~otics Anonymous Tri -,County • a.m., lunch at noon. Special preaching and singing in afle~noon. No Group meeting. Iii I Viand Street, evening se rvices. 7:30p.m. ••• ••• GALLIPOLIS Alcoholics Anonymous meting. Sl. Peter's Episcopal Church. S.p.m. ••• GALLIPOLIS • Choose To Lose · Oi ~t Group, 9 a.m. ul Grace United Methodist Church. ••• Gallipolis - Community Cancer Support Group, 2 p.m. ·al New Life Lutheran Church. For information cull 446 :· 071 ~ or 446 · 3538. · •' n '*** . BIDWELL - Special sermon · "Is 21MMl Ihe M ag i~ Year'~" · ul Springlielu Baptist Church, 6 p.m. Special singin g. " *** - 0~74 ••• .. ••• 7 p.m. FndnfornuHinn C;~dmus Shear ·I llusions .. 293 SOUTH THIRD POMEROY 992-2550 Qound fulileirc t:n8!JSCmcnl · ~in& . 1 I 4 ·CT ........ , ...,$299 .1 /3 CJ... ;........ $399 3/8 CT .... ;....... $459 1/2 tT.. .......... $_739 TAWNEY JEWELERS.· t'tHl ~ 422 SECOND AVE. 7 .1~l GALLIPOLIS, OM. Hi gh ureka! ..:, ACCESS Head Start ·· . An~r Eye· Center ·- · Appalachian Co"!munlty Vlaltlng Nurse• A11ociatlon Area Agency on Aging, PSA 7 · · Area Agency on Aging, P$A 8 Behavioral Health Unit- VMH Continuity of Care ·. French City Foot Clinic · ~-J-M Boord of Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Service• Health Recovery Servlcea, Inc. Holzer Ho111e Care of VMH · Holzer Rehab Unit ' ~· · Holzer Wellneu lnhearlng Kroger Pharmacy · Melg• Courity Cauncll on Aging, Inc. Melg• County Health Department Melga County TB Clinic Meigs Victim Alli•tance Program O'Bieneu Hoapjtal · OU·COM Artht:itW'Program OSU Extension OHice Overbrook Center Racine Dental Clinic R~k1prlngs Rehab Center Schmoll Optametrlu 1· Serenity Houae Veterans Memorial Hosplial. Woodland Centers · Brown Food Scrvjr;;l.! Formers Bank & Suvings Comp•ny O&M Fuel Co., Inc. Norris Northup Dodge, Inc. I found an • Internet Service ·who .I feel Comfortable with. Anderson's Furniture Brogan~Wurncr Insurance Broughton Foods Co mpun y The Daily Sentinel Delivery Concepts, Inc . McCullough & Riffle Drug Middleport Trophies & Tl:cs Office Service & Supply Spouflcr Fire & Safety Valley Lumbei & Supply Co. Hobart Sales & Service Thanks also the the area businesses who donated door pri!cs! EurekaNet Internet Services 1-800-83 7-2406 Crossword Puzzle on Page D-3 they had an apartment on the edge · of cumpu• in the home of a Mr.. • Wagner. who cooked their meals. Th~n. a faleful meeting wilh·one of her classmates o~ned a new door ··in Opal L~mb'• life. "He (Glenn ·:Red" Powell) kept looking at me in class," she recalled ,. recently while on the Rio Grande campus with . her family. '!And, 'he • had a car," she ~aid with a sparkle in a j ·. :Pap test still effective~ 10 thc following for co·sponsoring th e Fourth Annual Heuhh lnformrllion Fair... We upp rc.ciatc your suppor1. Found Us. Richard Munyon, Alumni Memorial Bell Tower chalrper· .on end 1983 alumnue. , ••• Who's Coming?. ••• ••• CADMUS· '· 1/.25 CT.. .......... $79 1/l2CL .......... $99 1/7 CT ..... :.... :..·$159 1/5 CT.. .. ;... ~ ... $239 for informalinn. luc l Marion Coc hran al 441> . CALL 992·2550 FOR APPOINTMENT . •' \ YOUR DIAMOND·EXPERT C H E~ HIR E · Emmuu' Gulh.ring. C~esh i re Unitetl Melhodi'l Church. 7:'0 p.m. · •••. . .' . ' GA~PO LI S · Bu"urd Memorial Llhrary to hr"l free fire " 'l.ely · da~!'l fur young t: hih.lrcn :tnd ..::1·rc g iv~:r~. " ..... ••• J(l7 . • • Card Shower ' •' To Their Staff~ Youth revival at Morgan· Center · Chrisli.an Holiness Church , Preaching by James ·speedy' Anhur. Oct. 7 - 10, 7 p.m. nightly. ••• ' ' • ••• ' •I Revival GALLIPOLIS - Tom and Marve \ · A card shower is being ~eld · GALLIPOLIS - Triedstone Bup· ' Pennington In si ng al Bell ~hapel ·. for the 85th birthday of Mary Dobtisl Church 9th annual fellowship Church, 7 p.m. bins nn Wednes<jay. Oct. 7. Curds service. 2:30 p.m. Dinner served may. ·be sent 10 her at 1474 Camufler mnrning: worship s~rvic(!. · paign Road. Bidweil456l4-9444. Guest speaker Rev. Denn is Hurl of PORTER - Homeco ming al 'frin••• .Paint Creek Baptist. Gallipolis. . . *'** . ' ily United Me1h11dis1 Church . Curry There wi II he a shower fnr Ferry - in dinner 111 12:30 p.ni . Afler~oon Sh<.th:r's 99th birth9ay on October.? . CROWN CiTY - Homecoming services ul I :.\0 p.m.. with Robert Send cards lo Swan· Creek Rorill . · at Good Hope United Buplisl Crown Gi ty, 56623. Church. IO:JO a.m. Preaching in the Powell. morning by Brother Larry Haley. afternoon sorvices by Bmlher ••• There wi ll be a curd shuwer for Charb Turley. Special music by Monday, October 5 Good Hope Trio and Brother Manhew and Sister .Kelly-Henry. GALLI POLIS . Narcotics ••• KANAUGA · Worship service u1 Anonymous Mi racles In Recove ry Gmup. S1. Pe.tc rs Epis-copal Churc h. Silver Memurial FWB Church, 7 7}0 p.m. p.m.. with Re v. Charles Neece . , . preaL! ~ing . "' CHES HIR E · TOPS ('Fuke Off ••• .• ADDISON -Preachin g '.erv ice, .· Pou nds Sens ibly 1 mee tin g. ~~ Cheshire Unilet.l Melhoui sl Church. with Rick Barcus. ut Adlli"'" Ill - II a.m. Call Janel Thomas a·t Freowill Baptist Church. 7::10 p.m'. .. .•• ••• .... .... •• Hours: Tues. 12-8, Wed. 11·7, Thurs. 9-5, Saj. 9-3 her eye1. Their marriage didn'l hapAlthough the: Pflljccl won't offi · ~ umil much laur beca~~~e Opal clally be an11011nced and lhe spectfi· Lamb wanted' a d<JI" and "he had catiom finilihed until the Alumni 10 make some 111011eY." she insisud, Board completes what collese before IIley COjoJd marry. fundraisen call •a ailent campaign" According to the Grond/on; die · 10 raite initial fundll(hopdully withRio Orand< yearbook, :'()pal l-aml! in lfle . ne~t nine monthJ), the camis one of the brighlttUiudentJ." ·she put, community and · alumni are wanted to become a teacher, and oo already •isualizins its aeo~lhelic and did Glenn Powell. symbolic effea 0n the campus, .· Durins those years, a wom;ln '1'he Bell Tower will be a meetwho married had to give up teach· ing place for studetlll and alumni. ing. Opa1'5 career as a teacher ended It's bells will announce athlelic vic· one year after. it began. Glenn also tories and signal impofiant on camleft tetU:hing after one year to pu1," Oorley said. "I hope that all become I farmer. Ma~ Tawney. a our .alumni and friends will rally in local resident who &till Vilill Mrs. •uppon of thil project." Powell, recall1 Glenn Powell u "lhe The struclure will aloo ~~erve as a best teacher he ever had." teaching facility under the direction · Opal and "RCd" had two daugh- of Merv Murdock. Ph.D.. profesiOI' ters and reared their family on their of music and coordi nator of lhc: Gallia County lfann on Route 388 · depanment,' lti •tudents will be where Opal still resides. One daugh- instructed how to operate a practice ler, Ma~ine .Powell Nonhup keyboard in ttJe.John W. Berry Fine (decea5edl graduated from . Rio and Perfomung Ans Center. The Grande in 1939. Their iieCond permanent keyboard Will remain in daughter, Doris, attended Ohio Uni- the bell tower. '·· . versity and married u nali've Gallia Richard Munypri. Alumni Board Counlian. Stanley Harrison, who is a project chairperJIOn and 1963 alumprominent Virginia bu•ine.. man and nus. recently described the bell a member of the University of Rio lower '• de~ig·n when he said, "The · Grande Board of Trustees. Slruelural de•ign chOoen by I he "If IIley hadn't met at Rio Alumni Auociation Board of OirecGrande, my life would be much dif- 100 re.w:hes back to the ' roots' of Untver•lty ol Rlo.-Qrende Board of Tru•tee•·mtmber Stanley H1rrlllon (left) with hi• mothlf-ln-f•w ferenttoday." Harrison said when he Rio Grande College. to the ·lim Opel Lamb Powell (center) and her daughtar, Doria Herrl.on (right) v1111 the Rio' Grande campu• wllh V·isiletllhe campus with his mother- campu• building-- Atwood Hall. two of Opal'a great.gtanddaughtel'll (back row) Hannah RuyHn (lift) end Gina Ruyun (right). Stan and in-law, wife, and two granddaugh- Current plans call 'for Atwood Hall's Doria Harrlaon have purchlud one of the bell• In the, tower In the name• of Opal Lamb Powell and tero. "We're workini on another wonderful clock tower to he faith- . Glenn Hobert Powell (d!IC81Hd), both Rio Grande alumni. generation of Rio 'Grdnde studenL• fully reprodu.ced in our Alumni the Cincinnatr area and found it was right now," Harri!IOn said when he Memorial Bell Tower." 'too large to ineel his educational introduced t~o of Opal's greal- · "From the funding through the needs. Marji Va~holz received a recgranddaughters Hannah Ruy seri, 15, final> construction, the bell tower ommendation from a Cinc jnnali and Gina Ruysen, 8; the reside in project i• entirely dependent upon teacher, who kn ew about Rio Spalding. Lincolnshire England. the directipn of, and suppon from. Grande's educati!mal program . After Stanley and Doris Hurri,;on's story the qlumni of the Uni'versily of Rio a visit IO' Ihe campus. the Vasholl reache ~ acro~s lieverul generations-Grande an(,~ Rio Grande Community family was convinced. Eric attended . past, preoenl and fulure·-of a fami - · College," said Susan Halt director Rio Grande. graduated. and now is ly'i life and now they want to give of alumni relations. The co•l i• employed in Cincinnati. back to an inslilulion that has meant approximately $400,000. •· Each one of .Rio Grande's alumni Another success story for the have Ulory 10 tell, but they all have so much 10 so many. A project recently Qdopted by Rio Grande's 'small institution on the hill which.is one thing in co mmon: Rio: Grande Alumni Board of Directors provides touching the hearts and minds of the made a positive difference .in MJme an opponunity for lhe Harri•on~ anti people of southern Ohio involves one's life and thus changed this per· other alum~i and f!lriiilics ofalumni family in Cincinnati. ' • son I.orever. . · ' 10 do just thai. .Several years ago; Cincinnati resIt will stand majestically. as an With the suppon and encourage· . ldent Lothar Va.holz has also com.- . often melodious tributt kl ull Rio . menl of Rio Grande President Burry mined io giving u bell in the name (1(. Grande alumni-- pa.~l. · present and M. . Dorsey, the Alumni Board of his son. Eric and himself as a Uni - future," Muny,on suld in describing . Directors hill\ committed to raising versity of . Rio Grande Board of his vision for the. project, "I is de.~· the funds 10 construct an Alumni Trustee member. When Eric grndu- tined to become a campus landmark The bell tower will be dedicated on September 13, 2001, which Memorial Bell Tower, u 40 fool ated from a Cincinnati high sc ~nol. and gathering poinl for students, vis- marb the 126th annlverury of the opening of Rio Grande College. clock lower with cat:illon bells 10 be he parents diligently searched for ilors und e~pecially alumni." · II buill in the center of campu•.the right colleg~ . He ane~ded one in Unh-mity of Ria Grude Publk lelatiaa. · RIO GRA~OE - When Opal Lamb and Glenn Powell met on the Rio Grande College campu1 in the mid 1920's and later manied in . 19Z7: .lhey didn't know how lheir · m;~ma'e would begin a rippling dfea rn future ·generations attend- ing Rio Gran~ . : . , ..., ·' "· •.he 1~0 s, II was not as easy as rt rs today to lrav~lto Rio Grande. Often. a. detour from Pomero)l 10 . We1t Vrrgrnra· wu necessary in order to gel to the small campus of . Rro ·Grande College. :now lhe Universily of Rio Grande. "II wa~> difticull to travel, bul we made it," 111id .· ~3 year-old Opal Lamb, She left Tuppers Plains wilh iwo friends i'n ' . the spring of 1924 to begin cla.se•. H~r glit!ll: She wanted to cam a , degree in education. "She (Clara Hardway) just insist· ed that I come," she ex plained. "We were very good friends. The other gi~. Ethel Matlack Arbaugh, came • wtth me. ~there were three of us ," • Kathy Norris Hash, 333 Page Street. Overbrook Nursing «:enter, Middlepan, 45760. · ••• ••• By KATHLEEN 8. GIERHART • Lois,Riggs . • . ., Shear IllusionsWelcomes Ml•ty Hill and Brld Rou Potneroy • M~ • Galllpoll•, OH • Point Plel18.nt, WV October 4, 1998 . By Ml"- Snider USA TODAY A new LucasAtU CO-ROM give• ''Star Wan" fans a glimpt~e in10 the lrilogy'i pa>t and a peek in10 il~ future . · Due OUI Tuesday, the lwo-di•k "Star Waro: Bc!hind the Magic" ($29.93 I includes video clip. of the making of lbe prequel due in thealeOl May 21. 1999.-f~OW 1i11ed "Star' Wan: EpiiiOde One." That film. and two subsequent movies, will tell die MOry of Anakin Skywalker, the: ledi Knight who is Luke Skywalker's·father and Danh Vader. On the co:"oM, dilUtor George Lucas di!ieu•se• the "Epi!<Ode One" ri•ks. ''I'm working on tomething I staned 20 years ago. and whether it will ,Jil into the modem world. marketing wise •. 1'1!1 not ~ure.'\ · . . "Epi!IOde One," he aayA, is much like the fmn "Star Wan." "ll's kind of . upbeat and it's fun. The ~~tone (in a 'trilogy) always ~ets kl introduce the c~an!Cier$. There's not much else 16 do. So. it's ea~y. In the second one. ;llunp stan 10 go wr'!ng and get complicllled. The third o~e i~ the dark one. II will probably fil in really well wilh the 21st century." · . In ."Episode One," Jake Lloyd ("Jingle Alllhc: Way") plays the YIJl!ng Anaktn, Liam Neeson' is a Jedi ma~>ter 'who instructs Ana kin ahd Obi-Wan ("Trainspouing's Ewan McGregor"), Saflluel L. 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Smllh Amy Edwards Linda Workman Jetrrey Workman Melissa Morns Jennitei Fackler Kathy Rl,co Paul Alee Don While. Krislio Riggs Teresa Blackwood · Philip 0 . Blackwood . Barbara Bogard ·Paula Hart CrySial Bokor John T Sk1dmoro C•ockeil Rough Shonrelrc Roush Sandm McKoy Bernice Bailey Wendell camp Bobble Holler Horace Karr Lori Evans Wilma L. Marks Velessa Pickens Brandi N. King L,inda Foster Meghan Av1s Rena longstrolll Glendo K Hur'll M,arg10 Ellis DebOrah Mohl•r Roy F. R1HIO Frona R1Hie ·st1awn Hupp Harold F Elhall Cathy EIII0\1 Buan Conde Sus1u Srmlh ltlly Kennedy M1ldrad L. Workman Tnoron Workman Sherry Kinnan Gladys Cumings Lori Bearhs Angela K. Powell Chorlone Armes Wanda Williams Kathryn Moore Gary Grinlth Juanita Grtnith Karen D. Lambert Fern J. Grimm Mall hew Brown Dale Colburn Angela Jamos Tim R. Ervin FrOnces sni•th .. " Shannon Northup Jam·es Snyder M~rtha Cunningham Daniel E. cunningham nna.Nonhup Dorothy L. Upp Bill Fraz1er Mary E Rou.sh Lrsa Siewert Lowrance Foreman Ben Fackler Tammy Adams To.mara Hayman FaHy Haymon ' Spetn•ored B)' The Melp County Capter ot'Rlpt to Llle I I '·' .' j �• • • • . Miniseries relives life and times of beloved· PO.P group ' By MARSHALl FINE Gannets Suburtlln Newspapert All lhe- acto~ tlown on their luck in New <i ..,ll llli''-'' 1..:-~oo ,,..,.c~.:fh thm "-til ' CI up Nu\oc!fn~r .lor NBC. &;hronicle"" t~e ~nu1p th.tt 'fcnrdc~ 43 l<>p-llhingle> u'o l.'r ~.:; ) <.:.tr~o ;md 'old more than 22 lltdl iull k'-c Ht.J .,, "I he\ "ere once bille~ a• .. 1he tall, t.Hl ,lflj f~· mpting Tcmp1ati1ms'' and 1At:rt• tanH 111 1, fqr ' th~1r mu,lc . emotion. .ltll[ the II J • .~ .J.!c of a 'dky·,mooth. har· rrutll tl lll !l t! roup nf five blac k men V.IIL) ,H.: f i ii.!V~J l.f0"1-,(JV(( ap~al. cflccJ to inllu ~ \vhttc .HJtllcncc ... Mu,ician!\ thw ll>U nu include 1he h) ~< ·'" ";~ ~l• mc\ a~J,John O:u<< who 11111,:.- . . ;nL! thl' t!roup L·hangcU ht..,Jifc. -- r 111 cd and JkJ f<>r lite T<mpla· ,, ud Alan Ro~cnhcrg . the t11.:1w v.. !1j ~ pl ~ty..; the: J;roup\ longtime 111.1 !1.1~~ r. Shelly B~rgc r. t\ ~ .t t c~n-ager. Ro-.cnbcrg saW the .' READYING FOR THE ROLE~ Actor "Obba · Babatunde waited for filming •• technicians prepared lalt month In Trafford, Pa. Babatunde 11111}4. •• ' 'lt;mpt .ttltllh at tl1c Copa~aban~t and thl·ir dani:c . ,tcp~. · Nnhn\1)' cvl!r saw ~nlor. nohnc.Jy n1crrHJn1t:d L H'I -. .~w fdl'c. " he 'uid. " It wa~o 'ort ol an o;a'i"' durin~ the turhulent ' ()0 , .. • I ln the 'c t of the show, which has production. it 's eo1sy to jll\l l:IHllp l~tcd lorgct thHI lour of the group's live hl.!o.:t·knuwn rnc111bers m"l untimely dc :~th . . . tlwt the ,liong~t ure 30 years ···ld. and th.u one memb.:r look corti · • •Mill! ~ hot s in hi s knees (Jclcteto stuvl: oil an lmtisl ·so he could ke<p per· fur111ing ""' the g. rqup\ trademark lllOVC.., , • .- ycu r~ playa Motown record company owner Berry · Gordy tn the NBC·TV miniseries, "The Temp- ' latlont," airing ln. November. (AP) want Smokey here," barks d~reclor as " My Garl" and .. Ain ' t Ton Pmud € harh" Malik Whillielj] .<aid he" Allan Arkush. who calls mosl of his 1)> Beg" - as a talented egom:ln1ac pJ .. ying ()fi, William• .. as lrUihfully aclor"'- by rhe1rcharacters' namesomd who was t!)(l'( \led from th~ group 111' 1 11 . , pn ... . , ihlc . E\oc n thou gh he's alive, hardly notices lhe irony. · 196!1. . .. it\ not an imp'"'"""tior,1." "lr!oo like gelling lo live your life! The ac10r portraytng Rutl1n , w~n l.~arnrng rhc Temp1.11ions' ""ignatwice. May b.: you can.J!et to improve goc> ,imply by th< name Leon. '""I 1ure choreograp hy was difficult itlhe .ccond lime around." said exec- Ruflin' s fatal Jl.1w wa' "" ex.:e'· enough, hul Whitlidd said the real ulrve: producer Suzanne dePas~ . w~.n ,jveness - ~· wantmg th~ gr~.u p lobe kt~k:r h~ts hcl.!n changing hairl'lt)'l¢s so was_Morown founder Berry Gordy s ·.,hi>. Ihe women, Ihe partie,. . freque ntl y: bust ness p<trtner. ·~ 1he <dill-angry Burwm. whu i' al"' uo b<rJru. By JOHN CUNNIFF . NEWYORK -tfprroenluends continue, Americans won't have ~nough money to live in tlk! pre~~enl be<:au~~e ,;o much will be 11e1 aside for living in the future. Thi~ •lrange <late of affairll will of neces<ily have 10 be avoided, bullhal outcome can· t be read in current trends. Government need.< and Social Securily seem 10 have a higher pri. orily. • The latesl indication ofthat priorily lies in Ilk! presidenl"s promiMC ID lart: r at age 34. Two olht:r . Way' we di,~ui....e uur><lve!ll York. They acl oul <~Cene• in publi~ from nlher; and whal 1he di s~ uises jusl to stay iJl practice. 'ince neither them~lve\ reveal. Tucci i.., louking at has had real' work in ·age~. tar~er i.. ue• 1han the 'imple ,Jam· One of lheir ru.e• i• calculai<J to ming uf doors - a >taplc of farce win them free pastrie> from.a bakery. in 1hi• comedy aboul itlenlily and ln~lead of ~iving,hem food. hnwevdoceplion. cr. lhe baker gives lh<mli cket~ tu >ee . Nol thai 11 all wnrks >moolhly. the nowble ham.actor. Jeremy Bur- Tucci i\ t<x> enamored of the 'i~hl of 1om iAifrcd Moli~a). play Hamlet on people 1n frigh1ened ni£hl . AI lime>. Broadway. . ' he and Plall seem tn be running down 1-Ji• performance is a drunken haiJ •.for the sheer >port of i1. a< a way Spc!clacle - but nul as much a!'. lhc 1o vamp betwe~n ~.:omic in,.,piralions. one Maurice creale> when he acci· But much of 1he phy<ical comedy dentally assauhs a raging Burtom in has a nicely nasly slap>lick elemenl a har afler Ihe show. Maurice and 10 il, from 1he continuing trouble• of Arthur nee. hidin~ 1inally in acral< Burlom In the wonderfully weird on whal appears IU be a Jeserled pier. sjgHI i>f the b.:ari<h PiaU in drag. TucThere they fall a>le~p. awakening ci also has a gcmler. amic side that to lind rhcmselvc"i nn u Pan~-buund cor~1e.., oul in moments of pure silli<J~;ean liner. Spmleu as stowaways. ne" lh<y dis£uise themselves as slewards h> avnid lhe ship's ·martinel head nf slaff. Meisrrich tCampb.:ll Scoll), and By ~EIJECCA COLLINS number of houl'l< his wife worlis. A GALLIPOLIS • In earlier yean~ wife who works full lime oul•ide of women were the nunurer of Ihe fam- the home is more likely to have a ily and lhe home. Husband> worked spouse . who help> oul more around outside Ilk! home or away al other the houMC. Fathen; obviously dr,t a lo.:ations. Slarting in the I'ISO. Amer- greater <hare of Ihe responsibililies icans have experienced a s1eady when tlk!y are the only parent in 1he increase of women working away home . r. ' from rhe home. Tcxlay. more than Listen up ladle• : .Addilional 6.S<q of women work oulsiJc of lhe research show• thai when a woman home , This leaves less time fonhese has a liberol view of1he male role, he women lo lake care of the lradilion- will share more household la.,ks. In al female duties in the home. In olh· other words. a wife's anilude about er words. lhe traditions of Mom .her husband doing traditionally preparing the meals, laking care of female llL<ks such a• cooking. clean· lhe children, cleani~~g and mainlain- ing and caring ·for children direcily ing the home, and Dad taking out 1he affects his panicipation in lhese garbage jusl dnn'l work in loday's ac1ivities. Women may discourage world. · , their spouses and children from helpResearch showslhal today womev ing by cri1icizing !heir efforts. >lill do IWO·thirds of 1he household Women need 10 relax their expecta· lion of how a .wsk is compleled lpeochores. Men would have 10 incnia...: rheir pie like 10 do it the[[ own way).and household labor conlributioij by 60 bow it looks ·when il's done. percent 1o be equal with women's II lakes lime to teach olhel'l< how responsibilities. s·ludies ·reveal lhal to share in household chores. The husbands with a higher educulional reward in sharing tasks dm far" outlevel -are more wilting lo share· in lhe · weigh the leaching lime. Families !asks. Women's educdlion level seem will have more lime for aclivilies and lo have linle effect. special inleresls. Siudies show thai Parenting praclices have nm couples who share household tasks changed much uvtr lhe p-.L<I50 year.<. report greater marilal satisfaction. One study· showed thm falhers spend . If Ihis lype o( parlnership isn'l aboul 30 se~onds of direcl contact per ,happeninli.in your family. it's nol tOQ Jay with !heir sehoul· age children. late to lry:'" Time 'pent caring furchildren is genChange happen' slowly. Women crally grea1er if 1hc parent matches who have lrJditionally done mos1 of lhe gtnd~rofllk! child. Tmdititmally lhe houseworli themselves may need boys spend more time with falhel'l< madjust !heir standards In allow 1heir and girls spend more lime with their .children und husbands lhe t>pportu· mothers, When chihlren arc younH . . nily to do lh~>~s in tbeir<>wn ways, hnth parents spend m<>re one· on-nne And il's ln1porlanl In remember thai limt parcnlin,g. Rt!ct!nl surveys .~hnw u~o; olhtr family memh~rs assum~ thai as children gruw" older. !heir addiltonal rcspnnsibiliucs patience fathers spenJ b ., lime. hul <>nly and kindness go u long wuy employed women spend fess lime Rebecca Collins Is Gallla Coonwith oldor ~hildrert. ty'• exten•lon aaent In farnlly and 'fhe slrungesl .single prediclor for consumer sen"lces. a husband tu share in tasks is the ' Come see our large display or call todayl EVER AFTER,.." OI'IJ:!ina l members JicU at 52 : Eddie Kcndnc>l<< frt!m lung ca.r~er in 1992 .lnJ ML'Ivin Franklin. the ba~s si nger. 111 1995 after n ..,eriC""! oCseizures. " I wunt M:arvin Gaye here, I . veto a I.U cui vOied las! wed; by the Howoe. He contended lhal wilhout a veto. Social S«wily would be deftied funds needed for benetiL<. One of Ilk! ironie~ in lhi• i• llw fund• for lhe I.U cut may already have been paid•. since !he Federal government tllpecb a $1..S.S trillion •urplus, ama..'ltd almosi"1101dy from. laxtll. over the nexl decade. Anoiher i~ thai lalletl have failed repeatedly in lhe p.w lo 1611en Ilk! growins in~~ecuricy of ~ial Security. tn facl, aJillxes ro<e, the financial ' problem• of Social Security became It's_not_rriy job Joe.,,·, kill ynu ... he said. DR!W BARRYMORE, ANJ!UCA HUSTON IN . AP Btialness AnalYst A!tr. they 111ancuv~r tu ' tay uu1 u( inc' 1hc ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 WED. BARGAIN NIGHT, ALL 8EAT8 S2.00 448.()123 ·I Learn about aerospace science in Ohio Stadium .COLUMBUS· Any youth wilh an in aerospace science is invit · eJ to panicip;ue in 1hc John Glenn Aerospace lnvilaltonal. Salurduy. Oct. 3.. from Mum . 10 5 p.m. al Ohio . Stale Umversity 's O~io Siadium. C1>iumbus. The competition poninn i.< based . on lhe 4.-H manual Rockers Away! II includes m~ket judging classe•. where parllcip:mls rank rudets based on their fun~linn . a ,k1llathon. a hunds-ml. inlcr.a~tivc: test where par ~ ticipunl s solve problems and apply !hear knowlcJgc: and a rockctlaun~h . Fnr rhis. partkipants will design nnu huild 2-lit,•r hnnic rn~kets, then ml~rest htunch lhem in Ohio Siadium. This free even11·s open to all ·youtH in grades ~ lhrough 12. Participants will he grouped inlo three divisions. and lhe lop 20 percent of Ihe finish· ers in each division will receive an Outstanding Purticipanl me~itllion. The lirsl. second. and 1hinl place winnel'l< will receive u trophy. Rcg.istratiHn is limitt:d to th~ fir..,l 41Ml people. To rece"ive a regislralton p;icket. c·all your lucal nllice ofOhiu Sr;ue Univcrsily Extension .. nr cnnlact Sally Warren :tl lhe Ohio 4-H Oflice. ~I 20 Fyffe Rou<l.. Romn 25, Agrtcultuml Administr.uion Building, Columbus. Ohio 4~~ Ill. ' . Angell buys La-kin's tax, bookkeeping firm ' UNITED STATES E :=- - :::::::g -- _::: 5i - :::== - - --- - -- ~ .. • WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS ril e u·il)' f'C<'/'1< la/1: around hm· ~" Shop Unlltd SIIIU (rlluli,. on lht' lnltmtt II~ IJUt tom OHM rtqU!IC5 t\ ntvw ont · ~•·" Stlv!U •grttmtfl\ lloam1119 ch•rgn, lln'l, tOll\ 1nd nttwOfk \ultt\llrgM not tnfludtd O.htr rtWtChOM 1nd r"!rgt\ m•~ lpply. SH \tOrt lor del•th otfft Upltt~ Octobrr 31, 1998 Glllipollo Chillicothe Un~~ed States CeMular \• Zane Plata ShopptrlU Conter t084 N. BlldQe St 175-4141 • . usee W~·Man K•osk 2145 Eastern Avenue Golttpolos, O~to 4563t 1740~ 411 ·1066 .' Jec:kson Southern Oh10 Commun1CIII1ons Cla:ss1c Plaia 108 E. Huron ' 285-5001 .. New Boston Umtod Statos Cul\uler New Boston ShoppnliJ Center 4010 Rhodes Avo . . 41().8122 or 1800)R24<7175 • Portomoulh Squthmn Ohio Commumcatmns H1lhop Center ' · 2475 Sttoto Trill 285-5000 Wnotty usee W.t-Man Kiosk 900 West Emm1t Avenue 947-0069 .. Also, tom• and visit biMt ot our Wai-M,an locttions: New Boston, Jackson. • more acute. A Tax Foundation iludy indicaJeo lhal lolal !axe. paid by individuab each ye-.v. only $1_'161 in 1940. will reach S9.939 ·this year. To make 1111! numbers ·comparable. the dollarll were adjusted 10 !heir IIJ9K buying power. . Social S«wily la.ltll in thc,pa.'ll ~ yean. have risen from 2 !'Crceo1 of payrolls lo 12.4 percent, makint lhem a heavier l;>urdcn for IIIO!il wage earners than income lllxes - which pay fur all other e•pendilures. During this period, Social Securi· ' . ty'• eventual bcnefill problems w~ uei.d contlnue.tues would undoobt- , ~in&- leaving '~\.~ with the~ edly" play a slgnifacanl role. 'sibilily 'of going bi'olliqust two or Faced .with wch evidence, <ehplthn:e decalb iniD the new century. , arli und Congress have been search· Tail increase• didn"t do tlk! job, ing for i~as lha1 mighl enhance lhe Ba.ed on e•perience, widespread syscem·s abirlly 10 pny bene filS for a doubt.~ exilll about 1a1 incrt:liOI a. thc growing number of retirees in future 1101u1ion. eopecially wlk!n they are ' year.. confronted with evidence thai tu Thcl'e. however. lies a major probincrea.'lt' •low economic giOWih, job lem: lcka.< create conlrover<y, especially polilical conltOversy, and no crealion and living Slandanl~. Financial sues. can now be 5hown :<ubjecl ioday i• more liable 10 be conclearly in banknlp~ey and loon fig- trove!lliallhan a proposal for Jixing ures. bul how much isw-related vs. ~ial~. . There's no deanh of lhem: Raise lifestyl.,. i•n'l clear. Soould-the lall the retiremenl age, CUI Ilk! C~I·Of· . . ' living adjustment•. e-.tablish a need' lest, provick lax inducemenL< for household savin!!•· allow worl:en< w inve-1 paymcnls inlhe priva10 >eclur. And. of ~oufse, 1here i• suppon ai>O for continuing in the ways of lhe pa.<! by rat•inj,! 1aoes while pr.~ying !hat doing "" wun·l sofl1<'huw overburden 1he economy and bankrupt hou>eoold< and inSiilutions. · While !hal would be the wum nutcome, il could happen. The merit of idea." aside. neilher Republican nnr Democral waab 1o 1amper with poli· cies th~U c-an he int~rprcted. even incorreclly. as anti-Social Security. ·. SEOEMS updates ·comm_ unications system . . By ODIE O'DONNELL • OVP Corrnpondllnt GALLIPOLIS " With an eye on Ilk! future of emergency medical assistance in 'L>Uihem Ohio, the board of directOI'I< of the Southca.'ll· em Ohio Emergen<.'Y Medical Service <SEOEMSI is investing a large amounl of money in upd!&ling their 25-year old communications system, A bmnd new modular commuoic;llioos cemer,mtasuring lOX 18 (etl was recently installed at SEOEMS headquarters on Route 160 across from lhe main enlmnce to lhe Holz; er Medical Clinic . Tlllo new microwave lowers have been added in Lawrence and Alhen< Coun1ies 10 complete lhe loop wilh lowers currently in operdlion in Gallipolis. Oa~ Hill. McArthur. and Pomeroy. The new system will replace the original uni11hat has b«n in use.daily si~ce lhe cn:alion of SEOEMS a~ a regional ambulance service in 1973. Delores I>JIIon, communications supervisor. noted that vital comrnu· nicalto~s throughout the syslem has periodically sustained interruptions due lo weather conditions or ucci· dental severing or telephone lines by cnnslruclion equipment, hul when lhe hew <ystem b.:comes operarionallhis . falllhe equipmenl failures soould be totally eliminated. lnstallalion of a Slal'l!can Program is nearing completion and will be<:ome Ihe electronic brain for all digital. computer, and radio equip· , !)len! in the ,lh~·~ounty ambulurice serVICe. SEOEMS currently provides ilmbulunce !liervit.:e in Athens, ' Jackson, and Lawrence Cnunli.:s, When rtie SEOEMS urganilalion was . \ houaa the atate·of·ttia-art communications system for the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Ambulance Service. The Gallipolis based orga· nlzallon provides ernergancy squad service to thrH counties and Ia operating under Executive Director Eric A. Kuhn. .JLo:!?.!!u!!le~la!!na~.,!!COI!!!!nf~OI!!rm~•.!!to:!.!II!!,I,!!C2od!!!•!!•!.;t.!•!!nd!!!W!!!il!!.l~IOO!!!!_!n!,__ _ _ _.....:_ _ _~~---------placed in operalion'in 197) it indud." 4Uarlers in Gallipolis currently directors h;~d voted to relocate the ed those ihree counries plus Gullia. employs 16 pe<>ple. including four headquarlers In Wellston by early Meigs. Vinlun, und Hncking, all of full-timeuispalche"and 13-panlime 19'19. This """~ would involve whom are· now opemling county- dispatchers. Five of Ihe employees at exlenstve renovation of lhe McNalley owned emergency service. lhe main ofli~e are from Gallia Cnun- Building in Jnwnuiwn Wellston and Dalton stated that "we are ty. four from Lawr'l!nce C<> .. three woulll be very custly. Thrs option ,fill expanding our operalion under new from Jackson Co., l~o frnn1 Meigs r(mains open as a fulur.:. expansion management and we an: proud of our Co., and one ea~h from 1\lhens Co. move and has nnt been abandoned by the hoard. but fnr an indelinile peri·. employees here and thrnughoullhe and Mu.<on Co., W,Vu. od of lime the head4uarters w1ll counties we ~erve.·· An announcement was mude lasl Eric A. Kuhn is 1he deculive spring thai the SEOEMS hoard nf r~main in Gallipoli s. director of SEOEMS and the head· SEOEMS COMMUNICATION CENTER PIJT IN PLAPE • Shown above .11 the new modular bUilding that will aerve 11 the SEOEMS com· munl~tlon center being l)olelld lnt~ place In Augult. The 10X18 foot atructu,. waa con· atructad by the GFRC Sheltertt In Shreveport, Cover· crops: What, . where and when? ' By JENNIFER L. BYRNES s1ems and reduces plan I vigor is very GALLIPOLIS ." Whai type of active prior unhis '"~gested dale. cover crop <tn: you ~oing to experi· lherefore it ·is recommended that menl wilh this year"! II is u lot easier pluming of wheal begin .S-10 days 10 1ry Ihe unusual ~rups when cover- t<>llowing Oclob.:r 4. ing and prnlecling the soil. because Gener:~lly ·,by this pn.inl. the «~>I lhe economic pulcome is ~ss crucial. . wealhl:r has also slowed the activity So whal will il be? Faithful wheat'! of aphid• which can transmit yield Ry¢? . Barley'? Forages! If' you an: reducing diseuses In Ihe wheal crop. "ihi nl;.ing abo til leaving I he field Th~re ha' ho:ep snme cun~ern lhallhe unJ:overed. consider rhe value of hoi \!.Cal her has prnlonged the activ· lopsml conservation , more water ily of aphids and .olher damaging absorplioo. less soil <r<>.<iop. le» insects. swh us the Hessian Fly. crusting. anil the oppor:tunity' ror , Hnwcver. ,.~inc( h~at i~ ustLI a.tri a cuvgreen manure or exlfu baled lte'd. ercn>p with less .<lress on yields. and Be nelliS of cover crops are numemus 1he lemperalures ure exp.:cted tn and over the years rhe practice has dr<ip soon, onylime in lhe mnnlh .of earned u repulation of ·being tlit OciC>ber is ideal h>r planting. responsible way 10 winter youp fields. Another cnnsiderulion In muke In spile of rye being Ihe mosl pop- when ch<>osing u ~over crop i.< the ulur c<>Ver crop in Ohin: wheal is recn>pping inlerval nf 1he pesticides more cnmm;>nly used in !his urea. l'l.'Ccnlly used on 1he fidd , Tnha~~u Whe;u shuuld he planted lute e~ough prnducers have learned ov~r Ihe pa'l In escape insecl and diseuse prob· couple of years that afler Cnmm:tnd lems. :tnd early enough fnr sullicienl applic;~tinns. wheat will come up. hut establishmenl b.:fore lhe winler freez· juS! enough for us to see it rum while ing. Today. October 4. is the oflki;~l and di~mson clover stun~' up He"ian '"tly salt date," which is gen- b.:uer following recent Cmnmand erJIIy less signifkanl to producers in appltcalinns and can be.seeded as late Ihis urea be~ause wheal i"s grown us the month of October..Sume promns\ly just for cover crop. Bul what ducers havelri~ rye. whkb will still dues lhal meun · 1he "Jly safe date?" ex~rience some stand loss when pre· . The Hessian fly th:tl lteds on wheal A Dislinguished Y1>ung Alumni. uml has ·hten named 10 1he Presidenls Club nf Ohin Stale; Arig.tl Accnumlng cUr· renlly staffs 12 employees. There are 1wo ANGELL By HAL KNEEN CPA's on sluff. as POMEROY · Ladybug, ladybug, well us u trained tx~>kkceping and where arl thou ladybug'! High in Ihe laX pn:pnration slull. · tree,. awaiting for lhee. musler''s degree in tux luw from Angell Ac~nunting's m;1in ulfi~~ The migmtum or lallyhug\ (lady· Capilal Law SchlX>I . i< located ar 736-Second Ave:. GaJ-· hir.J be~lles) inl<> nur hnnx,~ will swn She is 11 member of the Gallipolis City Sch•~•l Bounland scvmll local . 1tpol1,, wilh satellite otlices in Rip- b.:~in . The c<Hller temperalures kill nff the inseci population the ho:elles ne 11 Slon. civil: organitutions . Angdl hns bc:\!n Iey,·w. va: anu·• '" feed nn und lhe trees lose !heir , , hoonr~ by Ohio Sr;ue University as leuve,, The aduh ladybugs view our homes us places lei hihernale . They do Gallla, L~;~wrence approved for '96 crop disaster nol bred in your homes. only in 1he . paperwork in 1996 on crop loss on a Galliu und Luwl'en~e Cnunl!es trees. have been approv~ for lhe 19'16 ~rop NAP crop und has nol r-eCeived intor· · Hundreds of ladybugs niay 'condiltluster. This dc!signution ~ovl!rs motion on !heir pnymenl please con· gregale in u group Inwards Ihe end of a fall day, On~• a Jadyhug linds a crops lhal are ·not insuruble such us lncl I he oftice. The otlice hns'upplied for a NAP crevice or crack. il emits u hay. sweel corn. peppet>i. tomalues. pheromone tudor) thai aurJcls al.l of g~en b.:nns :tnd mher similui crops. area approval for 1998. Officials Crops such us corn. soybeans and have not received an answer a.~ of this ils triends and relatives. This is lhe 1ob.1<.-co are om covered by NAP dale. Anyone who had a los. on crop.~ rea.'IOn why il becomes imponant 10 b.:cuuse insurunce can b.: pun:hased 1ha1 are covered by"lhe NAP progra"' ~ make your house less Ullractive IO Ihe is encouroged to file a Notice of Loss. tin<t ludy bug which lands. for lhese m>ps. If yoo have any questions please There are several ways 10 reduce The oilli:e has ~n working 10 «>mpl~te lhese applications and puy conlaclthe Gulliu-Lawrence County 1he ladybul!. from hibernating in your !hose producers 1ha1 ure eligible ti>r FSA office at Ill Jackson Pike, house. Primarily, you need 10 caulk pnytncnl. The puymen1s are small due Room t.S71 Gallipolis, OH 4563 I or and .seul olf spu<.-es and gaps around windows. doot>i, siding and attic 10 the calculution used 10 delennine coli 1-800-391'-6638 or 446'8687. areas. The ludyb\lgs have prefer sun· ·eligibilit1. If anyone compl~ted · GALLIPOI.,IS • Gallipolis CPA Lynn E. Angell purc·ha ..cd lhe lax and honkkeepitlg pructkc of Richurd '"Di~k .. Lakin On Scpl. I. 199M. Lakin wa~ a tax pri.ll..'lition~r in the Gallipolis areu for muny years, prior In his tlculh earlier lhis ycar. Angell hus b.:cn a ccnili<d puhlic accoun1un1 for 14 ye:trs. She holds u bachelors degree fn>tn Ohio Slttle Univc:r<ily. unO earned n mustt:r's degree from Ohio Unive,.ity. ami n Whether you need to talk a little or a lot, United States Cellular®'has a calling plan .that's just right for you. . . Sign up for service now an{i get double tl1e miuutes for 12 months on local plans. 4, 111111 Soci81 Security is caught in a~ political web · ·:Ego can ma_kl! you lon ely. hut 1t The .<how already has generared s01ile controversy umong relatives of Ruffin, who died in 199 I after over· dosing m a cntck "hou.<e in Philadel· phia, Williams depicl<u Ruffin - the lead vocal is! in such Templatiuns hils J'ront man David Ruflin uieJ flllm a drug CI\' Crdo~c at uge 50: Paul Will Iaiii>. bounced fm(n lhe group in l'l? I fm almholism, killed him,eJI" · rwo worl,r,"' "at?C lo ~~ lwu Sectlon .D • ~.October characler< al 11!.! ..-enler of S1anky " gin. hu,.ev<r. lhe) wind up di...:nv· Tucci·s ~miable new (arc-e. ··The .:rinJ:! lhl! ~\:'rt:t' ttr t"vcryone d...c, tHit'kmrd: the tcrruri'l whu plan' "' lrnpo,.tor,..:· · The pmblem i>. !hex," re a.:1ing fur blow up 1he 'hip. 1he"ou,led monarch fun - hul everyunc o.~munU them j, who i ' hu.ling in unt ~\t.fh!mc)m. the ac1ing· for real. for much n~>re ...:ri- p-Jir of con wti<d<on lbc ma"" fur ric'h ou".re--J.~'· The hlenU Hf mi..,JaLen pigeon, , Even .. , the ~wwaways ilienlily and mi>enn<trued motive' auempl 10 .alvage their own >kio s, ouake< for some wild momenl' in • !hey li nd thcm,dve' pre,...,d iniD Tucci's oflen frenelkijll y funny film. ·· dUly h> "'ve·the Jay. Tucci and Oliver Plan play Arthur Thai'~ a 'kelclal outline for a and Maurice. a P'.lir of Depre.-ion-era much rocher comedy. nne 1ha1 exam· iAP~ - · I I u: I clllJliJlUm,, ·· a fuur·hour Sunday, October4,1998 . Lead actors help· make 'The Impostors' plausible On a ''' Oull t to· re·cre:Jie Motown KccorJ, " 'th rhythm a"nJ blues thumpu,.~ 111 the air ~nd People ~r<"cO '" I%0, chic. the_ ot'1ginal ll' rnpta11on' :Jre rdtving hi~wry in all 1h ..,rr1ok~. \uulrul ~lory. ·1K \I ·HJKD. Pa. • Q . . ' ' Entertainment • • . . ceded by ComnianJ, bul much less si> like it nr nn1. A~lu:tlly. lhey are thai whem. Rye is a rugged cover already here. hul jOUn th<y Will crop Ihac is associated with few wnr- bc:_gin luuking to ~wl!rwint\!~ in ynur ries. Rye is loleranllo adverse gruw- · hnmes in lllUS!t>. numht!r~ . Nnw is lhe ing condilions such U< inltnlle, sandy time lo caulk, ;~nd sc;tl niJ <."r:tcks and ur acidic soil.<. and poorly prepared ncvkcs In ket.!p them ou1. Don't wail land. Cumpering well with weeds. untillhey have q>Ycn:d the southern and warding uff eurly season idis- 'ide or ynur home. stan now and ~tay eases. rye is also winlcr hardy ltnd ·ahead of them. CALL OF TH~ WEEK: ·Me>· . early maluring. Whalever you decide tu plant, you sages from homeowners wilh bhxnn· can feel grwd about your intentions in~ fruit anc.J ornamental ~ecs stttcked 10 muinlain lhe integrily of lhe snit. up a11he exlension nllice this week . Fur more information aboi.Jt t.:cwer Trees lhal are bloomtng for a s<cunJ crops. pkase call1he10SU Exrensinn time: this s~ason are responding to drou~ht and heal stress lhat uffe<•ted • Oftke al 740-440· 71Ml7. · 1he h'onmonal sysrem:s of the plant. · Ag news The,e plant~ w;.mt tn repnK.Juce TOBACCO PRODUCERS: Make your re.erva1ions f<!r ih.: Pnde· quickly. !>.:fore they be~nme even In-Tot>acco A"ociation unnu;~l han - more stressed. Since they are nff the1r 4ut:1! Pleu>e c:dl the Ext.:n., ionnflkc normal cycles, they m:iy have trnuhle al740 -44h-71XI7 by Tuesday. Octoher overwintering. espe~.:io.illy il lhe 6. The gueSI speaker ts• Louis weather !urns c·nJJ suddenly. If we Smith~r.' president nf lhe Missuuri • cast inw winler in a normal paltern. Cuunci I litr BurleyT<ih;~ccn Growe". Ihey w111 b.: more vigorous and less and Dave White nf the Ohio Farm slre.s~ in the sp ring. Whether lhese Bure:tu. l)nn't miss lhis event · plan plants will hhx•m normally next year In •uppnn the CtKlperutiml ·nl Ino: HI will remain a mystery until then . '" , whaccn prnducer< unJ become u COJ"Y them now! Jennifer L. Byrnes is G~ljiQ member of the :tssnciatinn. HOMEOWNERS: Beware -- the County's edensioo MJtt'nl in agfie ., Lady Bcelles :trc mming whct~er we culture and n11tUn1l resoun:e.<. lt's ·time to prepare for invasion of ladybugs ny. wcsrund sou1h facing slues ol the ht,use ~ C!>i~ciully tln li¥ht. cnlnr~d or white painted homes. Physically remqve 1he earliesl .arrivuls 1hus n:dudn£ their release of auractinn lilitiog. If the r<klt huir' arc hurnt off.. less wuler i< at>Jc In be ah"Jrhed hy th~ ·!.!r~t:-o.s thus rt:Oudnc th~ L!rowth uf the lawn. This year. _-;;ait ,;nlil early tn mid Nnvemb.:r In fenilize ynur lawn. . "Phemmon~ . Pesticides are om recommended The landscape planiS especially ht!L'ml~~ th~-;e moe h~nelicial in~ef.' l!\ evergreen~. may ncctl cx.tra watering which reduce ihe populations of thi s fall as lhe summer drought has aphid,. '"" .s~ale in.c~ts. me:tlyl>ug.<, aJver<ely limited their preparulinn lilr ,..;pith!r mite!s uluJ eggs of Colnm~u · overwinlering. Insect and di,ea>e Pntuln Beetle & European Corn Bnr· damage that nccurs mrw. will have cr. Fur further infonnalion cnntacllhe minimal impact un the overall health exlensinn ntlice ar9'12-601J6 :tnd usk ' tlf' lla:ic.Juou.'i tree~ anU ~hruh.; . M,,~t i·nr nur facl 'heel nn Lbdyhinl B<e- cartohydrales and nuneral< m lhc tles, lt:ave' are b.:ing lran slnculed In o.;tem~rt., HomCI>Wners. Ohiu St:ue Univer· sily EKiension >pedali;ls have sug· gested lhe following information in curing for your home ~anl 1his fall. Bill Pound, Turfgruss Specialist, . udvises 10 delay fenilizing your lawn vntil after our droughl slresSc:d lawns re.:over. Lawns under su-ess ti-Qm . drought huve a greater chance of !heir lender root hairs being burned off by t'h ~ fertilizer S<!hs we apply when fer· .. \ trunks anti mot ~y-.tcm.., 1nr srnrJge unlil nexl spring',, growth. DiS{;onrinut: fer11lizin g your hmd· seape plants 10 allow 1he planls 10 shu I down growth spurt,. Lu,h ful ( £roWth can b.: adversely ellt:cled as earl)• cold "weal her may cau'e 'lem die back. J Interested in £mwing or "'ing herbs in your life·• Plan 110 auentling the 7th Annual West Virginia Herb Cnnlcren~c betnu held . on (ktohcr" 1J<!5 .1t the J~,l.'~ \ on' M1ll Corif~r..:nc<! Cent~r. W~,ttm. Wc,t Vtl'~ini~. Thi!\ year\ theme i., "E).pericru.·rnf! Ht:rh..,". A..,rhe bu~ine..;s nf h.:rb<rrri ~.·un­ tinue' to grow thi-. yl!ar\ t:Vt!nt will not only m.lt.lre..,, th ~ plaming. growIng. h<~rvc . . ting ;1nd prep;uing ol ht.>rh' mto he rhal pmdu ch hut ~d,o how hc rh' nre tx.-ing inh:~r~lh:.' J intn our pcr-.;orml hv~.:... :.~ nt.l the glnhal community. Dr. Arthur Tu~ker. "'"·•· tnr of Delaware Slale Universily herbarium. will he lhe keynme .,pe.,ker on Sutunlay ntghr. Hi' topt~ is "Hi stnric·al Medicinal Plant; and Moclorn M<diciqe". The cll<nt i' sponsored hy Ihe We<t Virginia Herh A~MK'iation . Pre-ref! 1~1 ration bt Oc10b.:r 14 is re<jUested. an additional late fee nf fifteen Jollar< w11J be uddcd lur tho'e regi,tering al lhe door. Fur further inlilfmatinn 'toP by 11!.! extension ollice for a Jl yer. Hal Kneen is the Mei11s County Agriculture & Nalurul Resources Extension Agent, The Ohio Slalt Unhrenity Extension. · , .. ''\ ·- ... q~~ ·' �I ·. •• • Pomeroy • Mldd~rt • Galllpalla, OH • PoJnt Pleaunt, j I wV .- porch, A Sdact b'ar - s~•red with ihe • dinin& room - is ideal for serdng our A 1r1dhional dcsisn and a compact quick meats 0< after-tehoot snacks. Secluded on ohe main floor, the master bedroom Is bripoen.¢ by 1 double-win· Ooor plan are feaoures of Plan 1·28, by HomeS1yles Desianers Nelwork. The living areas are well-.dcfined, yet ~n 10 one anorher. They cover 1,885 square feel ofspacc. ,,. Out front, the wide porch offtn arpple space for s6cializing wilh neighbors, family and friends. The aldellghled enlry flows lnlo the brighl and airy li'lhig areu. Columns distinguish lhe diiling area from the -~ livin& room whtire a fi~'eplace Is found . A French door leads out to a rear large patio. WITH ITS COLUMNED, RAILED FRONT PORCH, dooiuen aod llucoo a«enlo, thlo lradlrk.nal deslp' ll an eye· · . • ,. " ' Tucked intO the fronl corner of Ihe home, lhe kitch~:n feaiUres a pantry closet, an island workstarion and a bayed brehk.fasr nook that overlooks 1he front 1·2B catcher. .Cooling and heati.ng w~th . By BRUCE A. NATHAN For AP N...oleal,..... ... . : 1·28 STATISTICS D esign 1·28 has a Jiving 100'!1. ·dining room, kitchen, bteakfast nook, fo)lr bedrooms, two-and-one-half-baths and a uritit! ~oom•toraltng 1.88S square feet ...h,. plan is available with a standard basement, rr. awlspace or slab foundation, • to lhe two-car prage complete lhc ri11in noor•s ,..lures. . An open-railed staircase leads 10 tHe upper Ooor, where three J!OOd-slzed ...,. and featu'ret 2JC4 exterior wall framinj. ondary bedrooms share a futt-baoh. Two of the The bedrooms have dormer window~. allached lqUirC (For a mort detailed, Jcal~d plan of dris ,_.., lnclwllng pllks to t .flimat· lng costs and P•••clng, und Jj to Housto{IM Wtd, P.O. Box /561, New Yor.t, N.Y. 101/6-/561. Bt surt to include 1M P.lan numbtr.) IWQ-ar garage adds 41? feet. .. - ··::,:,c.-_"·--·, .. ·· --::P:-u-:-b,.-llc....,N-:-ot-,1-ce-- BULLETIN BO·A RD . ... ~ '"" (~ li ·,..• 1·28 " ·' BEYOND THE _PORCH, the eatry nows Into Ihe combined ,llvln£ 1nd dlnlna 1na. A Fnoch door 11 lhe b~tk or the IMnc room)oads oul 1o 1 reor polio. The klldlen aod breakf111 nook are 1utbd Into a froat coriler or lhe home. A short hallway off lhe enlry pro•ldes acoeu lo a half-balh, the utility roont, lhe gara1e and the master bedroom. Upstain, lhret btd· rooms and a full-bath art tonnetttd by a lon1 hall. I' . Unique Expressions 652 Jackson Pike Gallipolis 446·4848 1-jardy Mum Plants Assorted Colors Large Plants , . . 4 for $10.00 · Open 8 :30 to 4 :30 Monday thru Friday '• Homes: -Question and Answer install the b<:st sweep you can lind at By POPULAR MECHANICS ·replacement lime. 'Remeniber, too, For AP Sp~lal Features ~ Q: With a cold winter dpected that the sweeps keep out summer dust · this seaso n.· we e~pect the price of and insects, as well as winters cold heating · ~i lto rise and put a strain on winds. our family hudget. We've tightened up our house 1'rom an iiUiulation · Q: The water pres.lure in our tub ,, ~tandpoint. we· also realize thai our is good. Howe~ef. when we tum oil old t'urnace is riot as efticient as the neweF models. but it's still in good condition. What would you suggest. be>ides lowering the thermostat, to bring our heating bills under control'? A: One vital key to reducing your home utility bills is to block air ieaks with insulation. weatherstripping, or caulk. Whether the air is conditioned for winter heating or summer cooling. it is essential that you do not let con· ditioned mr escape to the outsi~. Contractor.; and energy inspecto" tell u ~ that two of the most commonly overlooked cracks in the house are the <:ra<:k where the bottom or mud sill of the framing meets the concrete basement wall. and the bottom of the exterior doors where the door meets 1 the threshold. . The "ra<:k betwoen Ihe mud sill alit! "oncrete basement wall is the longest ·.conlinuous "'a"k in the hou<e. because it includes the total circumferen"e of the hou,;,. Check the crack to see how large it is. II' the crack is very large you"''" till it with plumber's oakum or twi sts of fiberg\ass in>ulalion. then caulk Ihe cratk liu ht. Arter tilling the crac~. "ul tihcrglass i~sulati~n hats lo fit l~e space where lloor JOists, rjm jni>IS and ll)ud sill meet. , · Adv~mces in do~1f· W!!alhero.trip· the showor, some water continues to come out of the tub faucet . and the water pressure from the shower is reduced. How can we correct this problem'/ . A: The problem· is wilh the Jub' . shower diverter valve. When the ' valve isfunctio~ing properly, all the water should be·channe,led to the tub or shower. There are two common types of diverters. In the tub spout diverler. a small gale valve is attached to the base of a plunger shaft located in the spout. It is held in tbe up position for the shower by water pressure. When Ibe water is tum.ed off. the gate dmps · and opens the tub spout. To remove it for repair. unscrew the tub spout frum the threaded water pipe. The 1>ther divtrter works by rotal· ,_ng the valve stem so the pans in the valve lx>dy open .to either the tub spout or the shower pipe. Yuu can remove the mechanism by unscrewing the stem nut and withdrawing the diverter assembly ..'. Tuh diverter spouts and divener · assemblies cost $1() to $1$ at plumbing supply stores. Since there ure dif·, fert!nt types ami sites nf tub-shower · · uiverters available, take the olu one with you to make sure you get . an eq'uivnlenl replacemen1. ping indutle bottom ~lrip~ or Llonr o,;wet:ps lhtll ure made nf Vi~ I.' nnd often~:IVc multiplo. ovetlappmg lay· er" to t:n.;ure <.1 'eal b.:twecn. the door .. Tu suhmil a lJUestion , write to '. l'opul:~r Mc,hmu"'· Re:~dcr Service Burc.lll. 22.t W. 57Lh St .. Ne!w York. hollom ;md the throshold: lh,pecl thc ., N.Y. I(Mll9. The most 1nt~re>tin~ lloor 'oWt:t'p .on all ~xlerior door" and · qw.!'slion~ will be .:mswen;·tJ in a .. future column. roet the -latest in sports news from th~ ~unbap m:imeii- ~etttinel ~ MACULAR . DEGENERATION SUPPORT GROUP meets Monday, October 5th "' at 11 a.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, .... 804 Main St. Pt. Pleasant · All Welcomel Guest Speaker: Dr. Howard Greene ~ UP ON THE HIU RODNEY, OHIO • •Bcukhoe •Dozer Work •• I -I Correction to notice in 9/27/98 Bulletin Board. On B/28/98 .. Michael Ray Saxon and Ern a Mari& Saxon got a dissolution, not a divor{)e·. He· ~was responsible for any of my debts. ' Erna Marie Educational Support Grot,~p Wednesday; OCtober 7 2:00p.m. "-Lafayette Hotel • Cat's Meow" Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association Orders being . taken at the ·G allia County Chamber of Commerce 740·44.6 ·0596 -$2Q.OO each Order now for Christmas Speaker: Flint Adkins, cR·rn Topic: Pulmonary Sleep Hygiene For More Information·, call the for buying my 1998 Market Hog. CROWN EXCAVATING for buying NEW FARMERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE for buying my 1998 · Market Hog. Nathan Cummons Kyger Dink Basketball for Grades 2-6, be held on 1 0-5, 1 0-8 &. 10-12 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Addaville, Elementary ' Thank You! . 1·800·462· 5255 .BUAL:ILE OIL COMPANY: for buying my 1998 Market Hog. NEW FARMERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Jor buying my Tobacco Exj1ibit. Scott Cummons Rapuniel's 600 3rdAve. 446·7130 I Bring this ad in an~ receive 1 Oo/o off all ,. services 'We dq Black hair:' Backhoe& . . . Dozer Work Licensed & ' · Bonded '20 yrs. exp. 740-388·9515 GRAHAM'S . Why buy n_ew furniture when we can make your furniture as good as new. We offer' a large selection of sample fabrics, new • foam and quality .· craftmanship. Call 446· · 3438 for a free estimate. 11' 2205 Graham School Rd. Gallipolis. Oh 45631 Now·accepting Visa & Mastercard. Crown City Mining Annual Picnic ' at o.b. Mcintyre Park Shelterhouse #1 on saturday, October 10 (noon til dark) Dinner serVed at 1 p.m. M~lit, chips and drinks will be provided. Bring a covered dish/dishes. :========~ Auto Insurance Low Down Payment SR-22 · Cancelled/Rejected • DUI • No Prior Insurance All Age~, All Risks We try to insure E!Yeryone! · AUTOtUO Insurance Phone (614)446·6111 Gallipolis A.K.C. Reg Airedale Puppies 7yvks. Male and Female. $200.00 I ' Excellent w~tch dogs. Good with children. Call 7 40-388-8692 -tots more 3 Day Special Oct 5th, 6th & 7th Country Boutique tOto 3 Alice Rd., Aunt Clara's Collection fiew Shipment of Love Lite Candles and· Lotion, Amish Prints, Solid Oak & Ch'Brry Furniture made by-our fine Amish Builders of . Holmes Co. ,4 mi. West of Gallipolis on St. Rt. 141 740·448·0205 Come Join Us For Our Qrand Opening at Collectible Treasures Where you can ling that perfect ( gilt or collectible 1tem. Ftee refreshments. Sign up to win Wise the Owl, Saturday Oct. 1oth • t 0:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 62 State St. Gallipolis Arts &Crafts Show Open House Overbrook Center Middleport, Ohio Saturday, October 17 10A.M. to 4 P.M . Arts and Crafts by Area Craftsmen ' Free ta~le space available (Please bring own tables) For MorB' Infounation Please Contact Mike Crites at Overbrook Center ai 992·6472 between 9·4 M· F my 1998 . market lamb. Brittani SUN DAY . PUZZ.lER Rodeo at the Gallia Fair Grounds on You Pick Up or We Deliver ; ACROSS please call 446-0731. Leave message. BOOTS All Leathe.r Western Boots . Reg. $149.00 Sale Price $59.00 Large Stock Englneer ................... ... .. $49.00 Welllngton .... .... .. ,........ ... $49.00 Loggers ......................... $50·55 Harness ......................... $59.00 Carolina-Georgia • H&H · tneutated, Safety, Gortex SWAIN ~.-, do The Lynch Agency 336 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio ' t Domesticates 8 Put ofl unllllaier 11 "- porridge bot ... " 16 Furnishes 21 Disconcert 22 Soap pianl 23 Not as young 24 Spinning ·round 25 Shoot from a concealed ptace 26 Very rough calculation 28· Enthusiasm 29 Wallet item 30 LaSsie, e.g. 32 School in England 33 Colfee variety 35 Contend ' 3ij Formerly ' ·39 Harvest 41 Glut . 43 Westem Indian 44 Dissolve 45 Having no weapons ·, 48 Account entry 50 Cow' sound 52 Candy .. 55 Mild oath 57 Steal trom 58 Scandinavian 62 Anthropoid 63 Cutlure medium 65 Not talking 67 Pen point 69 Suthertan.d or Pleasance 7o New Zealand parrot 71 Thai woman 72 Seize 14 Rescue ' 76 For men only 77 Goas wrong 79 Uncle8l "Beat~~· 83 Gels browner 85 DOE's nickname 86 Speaks hoatsely 86 Saw loosely ·. .. together ,.... 90 Go,teaml 92 walks very quietly · 94 Writer Fleming. . Burial Insurance . Ages 50·85 $2,500·$15,000 . • death benefit Premiums not change Ronnie Lynch ' G.rand Opening Betty Lou's Treat & Treasures . Located out SA 33, CR 19, Peach Fork Rd. in the former Wilson's Army Surplus Building Watch for signs. A wonderful selection of gifts, Betty's collectibles. ' some used items, sandwiches, sweets & flavored coffee , Groenlltld Townohlp, Gallla County, In Gallla, Ohio. · The 'Property II rio longer rocordad In lhe Chapm1n nome. It It recorded In the Cour1 Houoe under Alta, Mae Uveuy. Pleaae do not tretp111 on tho proporw. !)love nothing morelo do wtlh lhvte 741 •,crMeo. Ch rg n 1 ae apman Oaughler September 30, 1998 October 4, 1998 etal. 96 Billiards rod 97 Short swim 99 Intend ' 100 Traffle tights · . ,, 103 Devitkin · . I05 Foundation I 07 Rocky peaks 110 Cigarette residue 11 t Fan:n animal 113 Hurricane 115 Fuel lor cars t t 7 Entreaty 118 Allows 120 Churlish one 122 Mineral spring · t23 ·-a boy!' .. 125 Writing fluid 126 Handles t 28 Briilsh bar •.. 130 New Year's t 32 Floating ice mass . 133 Cravl!l • t 34 Marsh plant · 135 A twitching t 37 Buller substitute 139 The Lord'st 41 Asner and Sullivan 143 Pulsate 145 Drank noisily 147 Backtalk 150 Chinese "way" t 52 Two perlormers 154 Head lor the hills t55 Sculls t 59 Psychological sell t 60 Send payment 162 Carpentry item t64 Bellow. • t66 Bite · 167 Actress Oem t 69 Gratifying .. 173 Skirt shape 175 Like a julep 176 Go away 177 Revises t 78 En - (In a body) '17.9 South American range·· 180 One oHhe Fords 181 Transmits 182 Horse . . DOW.N .' 1. Liking 2 Li'l - .(comics) 3 Water pipes 4 Sixth sense: abbr. 5 Lean-to 6 Knile 7 Flightless bird S Enemy 9 Otherwise ·· 10 Relaxes .. 11 J'ip . 12 Shade tree ··13 Furniture style 14 Begin ao.joumey: 2wds. ·ts Put up t 6 Molten rock 17 Poetic preposition 18 Boldness 19 - -may-care 20 Icy rain , 27 Froglike creature 31 Julce:fllled fruits 34 Skirt border 37 Bathroom item 39 Part 61 t:JSA 40 Support 42 Black 44 Satellites 46 Ark builder 47 .Water barrier 49 Long-legged bird 51 Yoke - Lennon 52 53 54 56 59 60 61 64 66 68 69 73 75 78 80 81 · 82 84 Pastry maker · "Aida" is one Myopic Stupid lello\'1 Reasonableness Quench the thirst Borders Bedouin tlnpair Winged creature Jeans Iabrie Exclude Vessel tor dye Reac~ across Name lor a stranger Stalks '' "-, I'm Adam" Kind ol delivery: abbr. · 87 Obst~cle 89 - generls 91 Towel insignia '93 ' Field cover, for short . 95 Unkempt ones 98 Hog 100 Adds seasorlng·lo 101 River in 1"tance .102 -'Paulo. Brazll 104 Liquid measures: abbr. 105 Approving cry t 06 Spinnaker. 108 Magic·lamp occupant 109 Old World falcon 112 Summit >,.. 114 Unclose, poelicelly 116 Cor~ 119 Wise men 121 Baseball's Babe - ; t 24 Withered t 27 Sptead to dry 129 Eagle or sparrow -131 .Lellers 132 Disgusting 136 Advise 138 Folklore cteature 140 "Much - About Nothing" 142 Saulte- Marie 143 Worked very liard 144 Boyfriend 146 i!reak in the school day 147 Alabama city 148 Once more 149 Sale and151 More !han adequate 153 Retreads 156 Flavoring plant 1'57 Wash lightly 158 Haste 160 S~nbeams 161 Oolong, pekoe. etc. 163 Put cargo on 't65 Sweet potatoes 168 Itinerary: abbr. 170 "- Maria" 171 Coal receptacle 172 Brit . bus.'abbr. 174 Map abbr. -'~ WHAT WILL THE FUTURE BRING? LOVE, MONEY,TAAVEL 1 CALL ~~WJ~~~ FUN, 1-900· 740·6500'EK1. 3595 713-578~0< ~713-5447. Wedemeyer'S 4uclion Service. Gallipolil, ono 740·379·2720. 90 Wanted I<_? Buy Health Agency Ser\11ng Gallia , JackSOn And ~s Counties. Chapter M1n191r Non-prol it organ tzatton seeking applicants with good managerial sk1I1S and lund raJitnldJ experl· >£~n ee PutJhc re latlo nt experi· ence a plus . Send resumes to: wwv Chaoter, Att: Sear~h Com- mlltee, P.O. Box 467, Hunllngton, Co11191e10 Household or ES1el80l wv 25709. Any Type 01 Furniture, Appllanc· eo. AnliQue·s. E>c. Also ..,.,..,sel Computer Users Ne&Ced , Work Qwf, Hrs $20K ·S75K Nt. 1·600AvaKable174Q.379·2720 · 349 ·71 86 bt 1 173 _ www.ampAbsolute Top oonao: All u.s Sll· 1t'IC.com ver And Gotc Co1ns. Proot&e1s . Olamondo. Anlique Jewelry, Gold CosmetoiOIJtSt y.r an utd, Full 1. Rin gs. Pre-1930 u.s . Cutoency, Part·Ttme. Hourly versus Com Sterling. Etc. Ac(luis lttons Jewelry M.T.S. Co1n ShOp. 151 Second Ave...,, GaOtpOIIs. 7ol0-446-28<2. Lost • Goat Gallipolis, Rl . 141 J & o Auto Parts. Buying While & Brown, Wearing Black Collar. Cau :·'t_4Q-.446-9B53 wrecked or salvaged vehicles . 304·773·5033. lost· male tiger cat, mitten paws. wanted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any Condition, 740·446·9853, 740·592·18<2 9:00·5 30 settle' I Hilltop GrwenhouM Mile Ridge Rd. Apple Grewe, WV. 25502' Yard Sale ~~y: You LtJSI Free KiUens 6 Wks olt1 740·446 · ~ odltloro.• 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. Monday odlllon • 10:00 a.m. Slllurdly. Side Klltens- 3 whltii and 1 spotted, cal! 740·992·5864 or see snlfley Simmons near Rutland;,Ohlo. Large Qak Desk. Approx. 5x3 Fl .. 8 Drawers, Nee·ds Ael lnlshtd, 740-446-9709 , Male 112 cnow Dog To Good Home , Born 1· 14-98. Mother Full BlOoded RegiStered Chow , 740· PM. Monday Ocl 5. 9:00· ~ ;OOPM 495 Shoe&Uing A~ge Rd. Gall . Insurance: Dental insurance 'HOME Weekends •Rvn OH To The SOUTH And SOUTHWEST '401K 'lale Model Freighlllner CONVENTIONALS •Personalized Dispatch 'Up To $100 !MI. (11\Ciudlng Monday Oetober 51h, 9 A.M. To ? 1900 JaCkson Pike. Moving Sate: October 5th, 6th. 15 Milas Oct 5 & 6. 1007 Vanco Rd. Crall· Lost and Found 'PERSONALIZEO C~pa>ch •PAID Employee Hea\lh & lile *local Family Owned Company Hugelll Something For Everyone! October 2nd. 3rd, 4th. 10.6, No Early Sales. 807 Watson Aoad. Minialure cat-tal! plants for gar· While female k1ttens. 8wks. old. 304-882-2774 ask for Kim . HELP Need Employ&ell Domino'• ol Point Pleea&nt Now Hiring· All Positions. Drivers & Management A.OOITIONAL OWNER OPERA· TORS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 441-1076. Old, tashloned mums. A·tot ol rlower seeds, 304·675-t918. ·ADDITIONAL DRIVERS NEEbEO IMMEDIATELY ARE YOU READY FOA WINTER DRIVING? 'LOCAL FAMILY 0008 . Garagit Siilel Sat. Oct. 3, 8:00· 12 Below Gallipolis On Route 7. E\IE!t'flhlnQ Must Got den ponds. 304·895·3703. Experienced HairCJresser Needed For Busy New Salon . Benelita 740-441 -1 880 or 740·256·6336. Requlremenls : Ag8 23. Class A COL And Good Of lvlng Record . Please Ca tt Toll Free 1·888· 790· Refngerator.·Oiif ·c ·ans. 1914 SA Free Kittens. 740· 446·944C .:.ller · 141, Gallipolis. 5 PM. . House plants, 304·67!1·2535. AVON 1 All Areas 1 Shirley Spears, 304_675• 1429. ed Ba skets . Storm· Ooor, CO . Player . Dishes. Dresses 5,7,9, Lev iS, Swe'atshirts. Coal, Mens Accessorial Pa~r "Home Weekends · •Run From OH To The South . And Southwesl •PermtiS PrCNided At No Charge . 'TOllS Paid 'Fuel Card Available Aequ1rements : Age 23, Class A COL And Good Driving Record . Please Call Toll Free t-888-7900008. Ask· For Garoot. ClOthes; ' ==;_---'--'--1Cttreg tver lor .ha ndicapped man October 5th -7th, Btl'llnC Pizza. needed, 11ve-if) prerBrred. Submit Hut , New /Used llems. Fa!i name and relerence s to· Pomeroy ClOthes. Fwnlture. qair,C)n1ne g. Food ShOp. 4~2 EBst 'Main Street· 5 Pomeroy. OH 45769. Found On Wt11te Road: ~ale Cnow Mix 00g, Please Call Any· lime. 740·446-9773. ' In Memory Jfappy r:Birtfiday Yfmy June Ours BINGO MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467". . STAR BURST ~ . . (J PER GAME Cros·sword Puzzle Answer on Page C.-6 · • • BEECJf GROVE ROAD tn Lo1·ing Memory IOOth Uirrhdoy; On 6th. llt's.our pcochc;. he's ou' Crtll1m, hr's the dptiln of :Hupp)' '1lirtfiday to you Lot•e Jtff nnd 'Eitjah. Our ream 1 304-575-5888. Owned Company October 3rd, 51h, 6th, Boat -Motor ·Trailer, Potatoes. Swet Potatoes, Indian Corn. Wood Halloween I Thanksgl11 ing Yard Decorations , Bicycles , Baby Swing, Portable Crib, Car Seats, Riding Toys , Clothes , Crafts Toys. Dishes, Car Luggage Carrie r, Side By 8()().893-8792 . 11 o Help Wanted !he dly bolore the od 11 to run. Sundty 675·2687. 1Vo. OTR 800-711-5919 Be P•ld In Advance . ~ 7 Kitten$, a&sorltd co lorS. '304· COL·A& E11perierke Required Call Weekends /Evenings D£APLWE: 2:00p.m. · 6mo. Old female, Amer.tcan Spritz whl1&.•304·675·7559 . \~a EMPLOYMENT S ERVICES 'J iappy 'Bitt/ida)' to you lou juit tum,·d tfiiitY Ricky Carl's Tavern serving Breakfast & lunch 9 am-2pm We Deliver 441-0386 TOP 10 CARRIE A Seeking prives For Midwest Operst10n. ' No New York Cltyl • Top Pay & Benelits • 401 K Plus Bonuses • Regional Or Long Haul • Catlforn1a Opllooat • Home Most W&e~encls • Asstgned late MaCiel Tractors Goeg .Htii'PY 'Bit1fida)' to yolt ·- ssssssssssssssss 675-5965. AJ.L Yon! Sileo l.tust Giveaway 60 Orrvers -OTA Used bile} Wanted To Hames Call 740·446,0175. 304· ., 6 Family ~ Thursda)' Thru Sunday. New C&ramlcs, P'iiinted ~nd Unpalntlild ln'cludes Christmas; Clolh!niJ All Sizes. Coats, Jewelry, Mattress & Box Springs , Homemade Candles. Toys! Coffee. Hoi Chocolate, P1es. Cakes, Hot Dogs & Pop. Glassw_are, Misc . • Old Avon Dolls, Crafla. 18100 S.R. 7 SOuth, Next To M8xlcan tmporti. 304-576-2521 . Ptayabta Condlllon, Call Gallipolis & Vicinity Hardy .Fall Mums $3.00ea. or 10 lor $25.00 1731 1-80().725-0550 WWW.ROEHL.NET Wanted To Buv : Used Pi& I'IO In ' OuaiUy clothing 'and housenold Ite ms. $1 .oo bag sate e... ery Thufsday."Monday tnru Saturday One? 740·386·9706. Roe hl's 8/98 Pay l~ c rease WHI > !ncreilse A\fer age 98 Wages To $45,0001 ·fou Can Gel ~ome Every 6·6 Days 11 You Run East Of The Rockies Out 7 Days, Home 2; Out 10, Home 3: OJT Training. Owner fOperator · $0.61 1.82 All Mites . Excellent tns7, Solo Or Team 95% No Touch . 48 ' 153' Van Or FlalbM . Talk To Our Onvers! Call M1ke At Ou,r Dayton Yard Carter. 740·245.-9660. 9 West St1mson, Atnens Have Russ Moore owner. 740-992· 6878. 70 New To Vou Thrill Shoppe Found! COWl DRIVEA · MORE PAY . AT ROEHL 'Arltlques & clean used .lurn'iture. wHI buy one piece or ComP..Iete houaehold, Osby Marlin. 140· 992 -gw ••76 . . - - - - - - -- Clean ~ Late Model Can Or Trucks. 1990 Models Or Newer, Smllh Buick Pontiac, 1900 East· ern Avenue, aau~ovo.~ls '""" . . 30 Announcements 40 An!lQuea, top prices paid, River- 2,..5_26_·~-----,.-- reward. 740·949-2745. $3.99 Per Min. 181' Serv·U 619-645·8434. mission . Paid vacations. Other Benefits Ollered Fantastic Sam's, 740-44&-7287 In e. An11QU90, Pomeroy. Ohio. SR 124. Maplewood Lake vi cinity, Serenity House serves victims of domestic violence call 4;16·6752 or 1·800-942·9577 For.More Information 44&-2342 or 992~2156 ' t66 ,0hlo & Well Virginia. 304· · Foun~: Mone7 At Aldl's 304-675· Start dat Ing ton 1g hl! Have I un playmg the Oh1o Dating Game, 1· 8~-FIOMANCE. e~~;ten&lon 9015, $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE · . . ret•tlon •nd nelghbora of Fhek Purton Aucllon Company.<> Elza430 and Dry Marietta Chapman, tutt lime auctioneer, Aldga Road, aucuon service. comp1e1e licensed 7 40·992· 7093 '· 446-2114 or 245-5316 .• houee for rt·Uit, demollahln 11 •nd lllllnn • • b~umen~ grading, a..dtng and mulching tht elll." will be "'!CIIVIII altha Vtllagi of September ,18. If someone h,ad video,· Help Wanted .-r 45631 . ' MUSHROOM COMPOST Open Monday'thru Friday 7:30am tll4:30 pm. Saturday 7:30 am-12 noon 110 '----------t-------.;..--1 · FRENCH CITY PRESS Thank You! ( French 500 Room · Thank You! Holzer Health Hotline RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL LIMESTONE TOP SOIL RIVER G~AVEL "BREATHE EASY" Holzer Medical Center UPHOLSTERY HOLLEY BROS. . . J11iL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.- Green School Fall Carnival 113 Centenary Church Road Gallipolis, Ohio Thursday, October 8th 5:3D-Food and Country Store 6:00--Games•. Haunled House. Hayride, Temporary Tattoos 8:0D-Uve Auction · Split the Pol Raffle Grand Prize is "Tvvo Tickets to t.11e Ohio State/Michigan. Football Game on Nov. 21 • ·Stadium Blanket, and Tvvo Wendy's Meal Combo Certificates" Public Notice Notice Pomeroy,· Middleport c. Total Paid CirculatiOn: WodMIIIIy, Octobar 2f, ACCESS To Human Rttource & VICinity 11.841 '"'· II the obow office Otvelopmtnl fACCESS Htl(l 0'. Froe Dlllrlbutlon by (7o40) 7~-G704. • 22f Salam SUH4, Rulllod , Tuo<· ·s1an 11 A.::eepung ApplieatJont Matl;.o. Each bid - muot be ·e~~y, o.:-. e. 9arn-6pn For The FOI1olw1Q Posii'IOt'lS E. Fro1 Dlotrlbutton laccarlparllodby-ablcl All Ylrd saa.s Must S. Ptld In (GINGEAeAEA'o Oullll"- lht Man (Carrier or the amount of 10% Actvenu. ONdllne: 1:OOpm the COOK' HOUSE, IIIDDLEPOAT) Hogh Other lhlnal: 116 bid amount with o day befort the ld It to run, School Oip'lcma Or Equ1vateru G. Total Olotrlbllllon: oatlofactory to Sunday a MondJy tdltlon· Prev1ous E11per1enct In tnven· 11,11311. Vlllllge ol Rutllnd 1:00pmFI1tllV. lory, Planmng , Prepara1 1on And H. Coptee Not Dlllrlbulod: Ctrtlfltd ChiCk, Handling OF Food In A School f 1. omce uu Laft Ovor, chtck, or of Oclober. ~. 6, 7 , Old 33, Rock~ IMiitutional SettiMQ Previous e.f9'lngt Rd. Googloia • . . Unaccounted, BpoUejl Allar upoil a IOivtnl benk PII<IO<ICI! Comp/elong USDA ReimPrinting: 998. In lht 1mount ol not 1011 Seven family, bll'lj nd Mason1c bursement Fotmti .A.I6o A Plus. 2. Roturno from Newa lhtn 10% of the bid amount Lodge In Racine. Tuesday & A;onll: 1,008. In lht favor of lht aforiHid Wednet<lay. CIOU'Itng, Baby· XL, Apphcanll For Th11 Poltliorr May 1. '1'01111: '13,&!0. VIllage of Rutland. Bid furnlturt, wood burNr, shower SutJmt1 A Resume To Jeannie W111iama, Human Resource Man· Robert L Wlngolt. bond a ohall be ctoors.,tuJse cabinet. dil"uble lava- !gt r. Acceu To Human· At· ' Pubtll~lr oceompanlod by Proof of tory. rT'l.1d'l mise source Development. P.O. BOlt AU1hortty of tht ofltclal or 80 October 4, 19118 ~: 'Auction ~ . 316. GaP1polt&, OH '45631 . ogonl a!entng tho bond. and Flea Market (10)4, 5, 8, 7, 8, II, 11 11c The _Ot31:1ime For AcCepting Ap· • · Public Notice pl1c:at1ons Is Tl'luuda~. October AuCIIOn· wloly ol now items , S·OO PM For AOd1tiOnal eacn ThurSday. Oclobtr 1 lhru Inform on Call 7lW·441 -3010, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Public Noll!)e oecem110r 11 ,.copt Thank'O": -5. . M.• Monday Thru FriSeated btda lor a "VIIIogo tng. Concou>ont. Harllooo Com- B·OO day Acc85 To Human Aesouce o-t Aulland H•zlfd PUBUC NOTICE muMy Build ing. Au ~lionee r Developmen t. An A4 /EEO EmMitigation prolocl· In loci . •1220. Reel Sullivan. ployer Is A Certified Me'ntal removal ol. on oxlollng Thlo 1• lo ilollly 011 .. DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. FRIDAY . t=~~~~== Public Notltlt Ruttl,.d Haz•rd Mltlgetlon Montgomery, AL 381111. . ~roject office, P!(). Box 420, ·. · Heodquortara or Gonorol 11,876. STATEMENT OF · Average No.·Coptee Eacll 337 Main 81., Rutland, Ohio su•lnaoo Offlceo or the H. Copteo Nol Dtotrlbuto~: OWNERSHIP laaue During Preceding 12 45n5, Alln: Boyd A. Ruth, Publlthere:825 Third Ave.. 1. Offlco Uot Left Ovor, . , MANAGEMENf AND Monlht: • until 11:00 am Friday, Getllpotte, Ohio 415831 Unoccounlld, Spoil~ Allor CIRCUlATION 15. Extent end n1tur1 of October 30, 1918, upon 11. Robort . L. Printing: 883. 1. ntlo ot·publlcatlon: The Wingett, Ctrcutlllton. which limo btdl will ba Ohio 2. Return• from Nowo . ;sunday nmeo-Senttnel. A. Total No. Coptoo opened and read otO..d; Agento: 1135. · • 2.Publlcatlon No. 528-500. •57711. Spoclllcollone end bid I. Total: 13,894. . PrBin.tedPa:ld13c't894rcu'latton·. : · 3. Dolo of. filling: WI loon Jr., ' Third Ave., form• may be Mcurld from Gatnpolla, Orito 45631 Averoge No. Coploa of · ;September 30,1998. I. Saloo !hrough 0.1taro the above ofllct. A alii 10. Owner: Rolph ·J, Single taauo · Publtohod · · 4. Froquency of toauo: ond Ctrrltrl, Strotl ahowlng for lhlo project to Mortln,cnhl,3800 Cotonnodo Noarootlo Filing Date: · ;WHkty. Vtndora and Counter Salte: 1cheduled for 2:00 p.m., Ptcwy., Bto 450, Birmingham, -15. Extant and nlllura of ·. 5. No. Of tooueo 10,997. AL 352<13. Tom Undloy, The Clrcutatton. 2. Mall Subacrtpttono: ,. : ·publlohed Annullly: 52' Ntwa, 221 Spring A. Total No. Coptoo Evening · : 6. Annual lubocrlptlon St., PO Box 867, Prlntod: 13,840. 784. ,, : ·Prtce. 185.00 Homo C. Tolllt Potd Circulation: 60 Lost and Found Jofleroonvttlt, IN 47131· 8. PoldCtrculall.on: . ; ~nvored. · 1t781 .. 0867 . Jack · Qutok, The 1. Salol through Doalaro . 1, :LI!Citton ol Known D. Fra.o Dlllrtbutton by 005 Personals FOUND: 3 Cal"' · oach welghl : •Ofllco ol Publlcotlon: 111 · Elberton Star, 14· N. Oliver end Carriero, Street St., PO Box 280, Elberton, · Vtndorl and Counter Salt~: M~I.: ~.Free Olltrlbutlon flbout,2501b&. on Cor n&!alk Ad. ·· :court St., Porlloroy, Ohio, M Genueman seeking .companion· 304-675-5342. ' 11,088. :: . Molga Co., 457811; 825 Third GA 30635. the all (Carrier or ship From Nice ~emate For TalKs. It ' M0 II g I a•• : 2. Mall Subactlpllono: 0Ot.utaldl . ;Ave .. Gatnpollo, Ohio, Gatna her Meant) : 95 Wal les.& Fri endship . Send Fie · ' FOUND: Male Oafmatlan on Mon· Rallremont Syotema of 753. .Co.,4!!831. G. Total Dlatrlbutton : p.lies To : 553 Second Avenu& , roe AveJ in Point Pleasant. 3048. Location of tho Alabomo, 135 S. Union St .. Apartment 4 o 3 . Gallipolis, OH 675-2742. ' ' Public Notice ---------r----------,...---------'1""---------~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,< ••me a' r''"r • A ulitity room. a b.Jf-bath and access a heat pump By READER'S DIGEST BOOKS "like a conventional air conditioner. bOard onil<. For cooling. a. he'•t pump For AP Special Featu.... The indoor coils absorb heat fiom the cost> about the a.< a central air· ,Although it looks like a central air room air it passes over them. The cooditioning 'Y'Iem. You mu<l add conditioner. a heat pump cGn cool air that is cooled by thi< proce.- is tbe cost· of ductwork if it i' not your home in summer and also heat circulated through the hou-;e by a already present in your home. · it in winter. But it i• only as practi· blower. The refrigerant carries the How eificiently a heal pump cal a.<. yoor home's main heating heat to the outdoor coils and releas- works depend• on the ootdoor ternsource if you live in an area where the es it to the air. - perature. Below freezing. it worb winters a~ relatively mild. · When summer ·is over and yciu poorly afl41 requires an auxiliary heat· • In the most common configura· switch the .reversing valve. a heat ing sy>tem to back it up. But adding tion. a heal pump h:110 indoor and out· pump works like an air conditioner in a heat pump to an existing electric door units thai are connected to each rever-e. The refrigerant tlows in the heating ~ystem cim reduce costs. other. Both units have coils with opposite direction ana he:its the Because heat ppmps work as air refriger~nt ci~lating between the house. The outdoor coils absorb heal · conditioners. they can be used a.• a ' ' !WO. The· outijour unit also has a from th~ outside air and the refriger- sole heat ~ource. In mild to.hot eli· comp.,:ssor. a fan1hat blows air over ant carries tfe tieatto the indoor "oils mates .where air conditioning is in the coils. and a reversing valve. The ·. where it is transferred to room air and hcavy demand and heating require· · ·' · h bl d· · 1 .t th ho h h • tnuoor unu as a ower an IS con· wcu ateu roug uti e nu,e. ments are moderate. an approximate necled loa system of ducts that car· For each- kilowau of electridty break-even point is an average win· the h .o 1 · h h h d· h od S ry eateu or coo aor I roug I e consume ., a eat pump pr uces tertemperature of 3 degrees Fahrenhouse. from t 112 lo 2 1/2 time; a• much heit. In .summer. a heal pump works· heal as Conventional li!'lcclric ha'f!· • dow arrangement and has a spacious pri\llte baJh with a walk -in closet, 1 dual-sfnk vanity and an onl tub. Po~roy • Middleport.• Gallipolis, OH • Pohit Pleasant, wv . ' Sunday, October 4, 1998 Sunday, October 4, 1998 Trad_itional ~iving --The House of the vyeek----...,.....,...-------.--- . • • ' • • • LEAD MECHANIC Foster's Truck And Trailer Is _looking For A lead MechAnic. 401 K, Medtcal, Denial. Vision & Ufe Insurance Benef11s. Pa1d Va · ca tiOn & Holiday's, 614·276-8694 For An lnterttew. Local Trucking Company Seeking Ouq tl lied Truck Dr ivers . G.ood Pay And Benellts . ·Send Resume To: P.O. Box 109 Jackson. OhiD 45640. Qr Ca ll 1· 740 ·286· t 463 To Scl'\edule An Interview. Musicians- na'lle drummer, t>a 'ssist arid sax player. need guitarist f vocalist and female vocalist to do courtry to rock. pract1ce location in Albany. Ohio Call John at 740· 696·82>2. ----------------~' In Memorv In Memory of Rev1Chester l.emley ' who passed away two years ,ocqrd, 19% I an now at home in H.cavcn. All so happy all so bright There is joy and beauty In this cvcrlastin light all the ' , pain and grief arc over all tht re>tkss tossing past I am at pcart fon=vcr safely home in Heaven at lall Then you must not grieve • so sorely For I love you still try to look beyond s1ill There is work still waiting still try to look beyond canhs shadows pray 10 trust our Father's will )ou <hall rest in Jesus land Safely hom<" S"tlly mos>cd and lm~ d fmm w>fc-Ann & k>ds .. EARN EXTRA MONEY! U . S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ' BUREAUOFTHECENSUS Temporary AddresS llsters are needed to llsl hoU5ehoid addresses to develop maliln& llsts for !he Census 2000. bet;lnnlng November I 998. Address Llsters will be paid $7.50-8.00 per hour piU5 $.3'1 cents per mile while on official business . ' TO QUALIFY: Be a U.S . Citizen Take a written test of basic skills I Byears of age or,older (16 or 17 years old wllh :i Hit;h Sehoul diploma_or eQuivalent) " ' Must have an automobile and tele?hone . . Be available days, evenings, and weekends To be scheduled for testing please call toll free 1·888-325-7733 . . . . THE OENS~S BUREAU IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. • . ·,\ �' ., Page 04 • ~1Jimn-.-eadiwJ 110 H e IP W an ted 1 to _ __ ..;_:;_.;_..:.:..;__,f HtloWanted CotnmeJc,at Paint· tra w th 5 y"ars E •p•n•~ and - '"""'' Call 17401-245-5555 Hol zt r Sen!Of Care Cef'ller '' Cut· 'renuY uek•ng an trtd~"<m:lo al to .... . . . SOCoil "'VtCO des tg· nee Respons.b•l•t .nclude but J re net lomlled 10 as!ie!lsments care pla-ns care conferences program notes adaress•ng PS'JI· cnos oc a nee(IS as a re stdent't fam1ty ua1s<Jn Must be rrcensed protess.anal Applicants must be wt!tng IO WorK a ,.,.,. oched· ute '9' examp le 32 nows over !tve {lay week If rnt erested plea se ..OP by 38 0 Colont al O'i 1\e 81dweU and htl oul an ap· p cat or. oerween the hOurs ol 9arp 4 30prn ft 1 mteleSted par· '"" must apply b\' 10<91'06 EOE antrv shllt dlfrerent+al 15(3·11 shift) 25 (11·7 snltt) plus aHendance bonus Full· ltme PDS •bonl ava tfable Please conract Donette Dugan 304 273-9385 or '""'by Ae1arl elacuomcs computer store seoks an expenenced person tor sales/manager posmon Send t• sume Clo The Oa1ty Sentinel. PO eo. 7~7 1 · Pomeroy. OH .t5769 RN'o ~ ..~~~,~~.:,:;.u Shot Chn-tn ~' rl'lt' " M Se' '" As Soc•a! Serv•ce Des· Fot<>w Proe10:...."Yre~~7 lg r ~P Rsspon SIOthhes Include Bot A•• ' 01 L "''1• 1 Too AS5oSs· ments •.a•e p ans Care Conter~ nc e s Progress Notes Ad· d'e !.o; rl Psy: r: osoc lar ~leeds I O A M •2 PM. Potner0'/10123 2 PM -6 P M Pleasecaut-88S-761_7050 tieatth Mile, Inc:. Anc A PE' ~&o rf Fa md f Lla•s<;> n Must B~> ,., L•censed Proless•on ar A pcllrd~r; Mus! Be Wtlhng To Nor k ,., :: '" ' 101e ScMCi ul e For Ew i3r"'10"' ;:> Hours o,er A FtYe Oa, tl<~•·" I lf' teresteo Please 10 0 ,.. _1 6 10 S t o~ 8 f \...{) oma rrye • .... en A"'' ~ I Out An Aopl•catton 8fT ~ ~-><~ - e Hou r-; 01 9 A M 4 3J p ,' All Jn!Me S!ed P~n, es Mu'' •r 'oJy 1 0/9 ~8 EOE HO ,~, • .-.- CaiP. Center Is NOI't A c~ (J "( 1\ ppiiCa iiOI'IS For OM Full T r"', And One Pa11 T1me E11P.1'l ~1 -:.· 11 LPN Also One Part Tt""e r, , And One Pan T1me E ~Jer ,..,..... NA If Yov Are Inter es\P d '" ·~ 1lyrng P l~ase Stop By 380 C -:~1 Or1 ve 81Clwell And Aor.•y lr '"' Jlew W11l Be Conduct Pd T'lf> D- 1 0 1AppliCaTon EOE er 'L1ve tn • fof Prac \ISI"g - " nbu:; Att orney Gene' a! Hr,, " old Ou!1es Plus Some H ou~pv ....... • Wanted To RaveniWOOd VIH.Igt New wage lr'ICreaM CNAI 15.50 ••,•. c1 nde·~~~d,ua''r CHou,'~.~:~s.:c_~~~.3 o•~ 9 SALESPEOPLE WANTED Don Tate Motor s tS lookm g lor ewpenenced sates cons ull;mts w1th at J ~ast t wo ye ars expert· ence co mpet ll lll'e salary and oenP.!ItS Apply m person Don Tate MOIOtl, lne 308 E Meln Sl OH 45769 I ~r"' e... " ~· Se e~ m g Ae gosrered Long Ter'm Care Nu rs1 ng ASsistants Par1 · T•me rotatmg sM 15 H1gh school d1ploma or eqwvalent anCI wes t ce <t ,foca1l on requi re d Apply Point Pleasant Nurs mg & v"9"" Rehabll1ta11on State w Rov ute 62 PoonrCenter. Pleasant 25550 A Ge neSIS Eldercare '"'''~ EoE Soothern Oh<o Coal Compary. lo· ted near Wilkesville, Ohio M s Cafe Sew~"> Drt ~ mg Room Board ca an lmmeo1ate openmg lor an As· ano SaJ.try 614 267-5354 0 50etal e Olftee Automatt on Ana '4"' Kryowr edge ,n w onoo wsNr 0 Windows 95 Lotus Smart Su 1 1e M1 crosoft Olfrce Lotus Notes PAINTER!BOD'fTECH COBOL. IBM JCL and nelworktng 80('1~ Snop rs IOOkmg for fteU '' <equl •eo c andtdates should s1a·1mg.. nard workJng 1nd1..,.1dUa1s Body ~hOI) IS a ctean modern ha11e a two ye ar degree and/or <elated ex perience The shtft <e· wf!ll r quiDfJPf1 §h6p tha t neeas Qootements are 4 oo am lo 12 30 e.li per,anced p;:!lnterfbody techs Mus t M 11e at le ast 5 yea rs elf pm per1encf' LI S an autlJ horty Jec h Southern Ohlo Coat Company oH· Flat ra te oav plan \'olin un1rm1 ted ers a lurr ano comprehenSt>e em· 1n~ome opportumtres 8P.nef1ts 1 n oroym enr oenet•• packaRe. com· • et ude vaca t1bns L. n1lorm s nnd OPllonal msu rance App1y 1n per son See Jefhey Bash.3 m Budy an equa l oppo11untly employer Shop Manager (NO pt1one celts Fot tmmed ,.1e co nSiderar<on , pleas A) lmmedlaiP. op enrn.gs please send resume to Robert H Klatt P,O Box 490 Athen s OH C JIIallable 5701 OONTATE MOTORS • e ' 308 E Ma1n St The Mrdarepon Portee Deparl· Pomeroy OH 45769 ment w'll be accepltng appltca• Part 11me help' Wanted at Duke s uons unhf 4pm on 1019/98 lor Drs· :Cleaner s 1n Pt Pleasan t WV pai che r poSt lions Appucailons . Apply 1n per son Mond ay Frtday ~=:':~~..n~,~~yp~~.~~?.f.:~"n~~; ~bnJ.:'n~a~~~~'~.,~~ ~~~~~pon • Bam o1pm Sunday, October 4,1998 SOCIAL WORKER.Oualily, Comth K 11 m rnen1··· ' eys 10 our 6 uc· Two Fur•Trmo Rogilllrod NutH Atlid One F\Aollmt ~ PoiHic:lnl Aveilabll In Oak Hill Community Centtro 110<1 ISu<g Do· · partment And Long Torm Call Ohio Licensure Requited Can· dldatt Will Utlllze Nursing Pro.... Wllllo ~Clio. Oiloct /Guide PatJentiFatnity Teaetung. And Funclion Wllrli n Scope or "tilE lo 11 1 ....-..~artrnen llpriCIII t\1 n- cout Management 1"'01 oppor· "'""" ....R~ultn • ssw Mgret from an aCcrtdlltd IHO· ar•m of soc111 wOtk. Must have CUrt.,., IJCONI 10 proctico oociol work In Wilt VitgkNI and exptfl. •nee in medical toelal wort, oerontoeogy M Mallh c.rt rdly tl reqUired Htllth, t;tlftllf, vlslot), hearl.ng & ldl Point PleiJant Nursing & RthabiUWUon Center, State Route 82, PcHot Pl..ltnt, YfV 255!10 A Ganeotl Elder..,. ~... EOE ,_,, leresteq, Plellt Send Resume To Oak Hill Communrty Medtcaf Center, AUenllon Br1,nda Me· Kenzie. 35 Char Ioiii Avellj!l. OBI. Hil. OH 4- ° EOE • Wanted Personal Clle Atdts . No E1per~ence Necessary, Will Tram Call f.ted l Pnvate Care, At 7-40-441-l&n WE NEEDVOUflllll One Fuii·T•me Rt9lllered HurH Position Ava11ab te In Oak Hill Communt1y Medrcal Center's Emergency Departmenl Ohio ll· ..............,.......... ~~~~eNA:,~~~~P~:;::a~~~: Provod~ Ca<o. Olrtci /Guldt Pa· .. .. ltent /Fa mtly Teaching . And f uncuon Wllhl n Scope 0 1 01 · partmental E•pecta~ons If Inter· 6t1ed Please Send Reaume To· Qak HUI commuruty Due To Company E•pan ..on We Ha • N • Of Po 1 •• " umuo< Ill ons Available For Career Minded People Who Ar• Looking For JOb Secunty Wilh A 38 Year Old Company Rapt'tJ Advancement AndS1.200PerMontnTo 'Stan CAn- MedlCif ter Anent•on Bttl'lda McKenzMt. 350 Cnarlone Avenue. Oak Hill, CALLMOHDAYOHLV 740-4*-4563 0H 45656 EO 140 E WANTED~ FULL· TIME AC· G OS T COUNTIN P I ION ltv all · able Wtlh A Larga Non·Proh1 Agency In Jackson High School Degree' Thr&e Years Payroll Or Related £>perlonce , Computer Skrfls In Mrcrosolt Works l!•cel, E•ponehce W<lh Office Mo· chmes Vahd Driver's L.icenae And Three Years Goo d DrIvIng , E)IJJ&rlence Aequ Ire d Hou rs a.30 AM ·5 PM. M·F Salary Negotl· ao1e Based On Experlenco Send Resume To Bueke}le Commun+f1 FREE !;Ia El ec III c ma Intenance ,ervlce • k WIrIng, br.a er bo•es, light fixlure. healing ays1ems, & More 304-67«1128 Cadmus, OhiO 5eholarahip6 -.Medical -. +New:!' Repay_ Ca 1i ffBe 1 1 _ ~ 21 • 9000oiiE- ~ •• 14. UQhl Hauling' Trash Removal AMIOt\abtt Aatest cat 710-4463106 <JIV\r o- at. u-~ Do Baby&lnrng In My Home. Mon .FrJ, Mother Of Two, Bu1avi11e Atu. 7~1.()223 - WIN CSO house cWian~ . 7.&0-992· 1!08t 310 Homes for Sale "A. Little Cout'ltry +n Town•. Pt•ce ret:luced, large reslored \/ICionan ::me rttuated on ~ eros Vt 1o, 210 prl:a~e M~~~~t~ sch~~~d=~~ Business • Opportunity churches Pnvate bnck Cttcular driVe •·~ lio - •· n kn~. ~~· pa "~' ~~n tamiiW room w/fireplace 3·4 bed IOOmf, two baths. large !oomai LRI OR , large lover lour orlg+nal lla l nt~J glass windows 30 minutes lrom Athens 15 -20 mlnu1es from Galllpolt& For ap· pornUT'II!Inl, can 740-992·5696 INOT1CE1 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that ~ou do busr· neu Wl!h peooJt you know, aM NOT 10 send money rhrough the m811 unlil you have ln'lestlgated lhl otfenng Muot 2 Bedroom House AnCI 2 Apartme•ts Both Rented , I".. Ptne ,. Streei , Ga1flpolfs, Call 740· 446· 4999. OJ740-594·3033 ·$8K " ,000 + !Mo Income CreCIII. Toll Free 1-888·538-9508 Ext 4114 . 100 ~110 F'mance w 1GoM Ntal one IJ<x?r plan house living ~:~Qc,~~~"JI~o~;::h ~~~~:~· ~=~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MEDICAL BILLING Work On YoU< Cpmputtr. Full Or p T ' art •me Clalmo For Proct.,tng n--ora •nd1nsurance Dentists lA,I\A "" lnteniC:tNe HorneTrain+ng CUENTSPROVIDED 800·933-t809Elrt284 ween AU tooms are good srze and Interior has nice slyle Vinyl siding, hardwood lloors close1& Stove and ratrlgorator go wtth ho use rnteriCN' walls r~t~CI repalnilng NICf back vard Located at ~; ~~1 7\::1o'o~c~('74~.~ t t t •t t t t t t t t t t t 5292 res-~:~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~;~ Help Wanted We Need VOU NOW l :t • Local company needs CD.L : drivers. $650.00 to $750.00/week • starting. 650 mile radius .of Jackson County, Ohio. MVR be good. 1 . 1/2 year driving experience required. Home -every weekend and throughout the week. If yo.u are interested please c~ll1·800-821·4870. Ask for Bob. • FARM EQUI NJ.· AUCTION In Your Hometown: Come Join 'Prudential limrt IO how fa r your a mbrtron can lake youl As successfu l Prud entral sale s representatrve, a s al a ry tha t reflects your r>ffrtrl~ll cornp re h ens rve b e nefrts and flexrble hours You' ll gain the satrs fa c tron of helping fnends n e rghbors protect !hei r loved cines and sec:unar s ound f rnan cr al lutures Take a dvantage of e xc rtrng sai~J s opportunrty at Th e Rock' Learn more when Prudential com~• to townl Call 304· 422·5595 to ~ tchedule an ap!'ointment• • Prudential P• udcr h/ll 1ri u1 ance Company o! A•ncuca • 7'~ I Broad Slr&ef Newa ~ N,l u7 t 02 " n E~ucU Opp0f1un l'f Emp lov ~' NR~ 98 23000 Ed 298 T he right prescription. Ask one of o ur pharma c rst s and they 'll tell you. thai Km a rt , th'e thrrd largeo,t pharmacy ·ch a rn rn th e natron rs ru st the f rght prescnptron l o r yo ur success ; n pharmace utr ca ls Km art knows what you need to do yo ur b est rn c ludrng s oph rs tocsted c om pute r systems rn oJ r pharmacres, a contrnurng educatron p ro gra m a nd o pportunrtres to expand yo ur abrlrtr es to upper Planagemen1 A Ra 0 I Fax: (740) 446-9088 DRUG FREE WORK PLACE The Arbors at Gallipolis rs se11king dependable, ltme posrtions, all shtfts Must be a team player. Premrer wager Benefrts mcludrng. pay for experience. include health insurance, " Please apply rn person . Arbors at Gallipolis 170 Pinecrest Drive Galllp'olls, Ohio 45631 Phone: (740) 446-7tt2 Fax: {740) 446·9088 equrpment has hact 111 e . Auction Cond_ucted by ' Rrck Pearson Auction Co. #66 ,99, A R aO I Res. 773·5785 or Auction Center 1'73-5447 · Terms: CBsh or cbeck w/ID. Not responsible for accidents or loss of property. Public Sale and Auction ' Energetic, self motivated individual with 2 yeats of hardware/s.oftware expe.rience. · 2 years of network coriununications experience, M.crosoft NT/Exchange Server Adminis\ration, Micro'soft suites of desktop so~ware, Windows 95, Network management & security. Strong communication skills. Reply to Luigino's, Inc. Information SysJems 525 Lake Ave. S, Duluth, MN 55802. Not telephone caDs ' - PUBLIC AUCTION PC SPECIALIST/NETWORK ASSISTANT Tuesday, October 6, 1998, 6:30PM LEMLEY'S AUCTION BARN 8580 St. Rt. 588 (Old Rt. 35), Gallipolis, Ohio This sale wrll consrst of rtems from a local resident now residing in nursrng home Nrce oak hrgh boy, oak low boy wrth claw leet. fancy oak secretary wtth curved glass , Queen Anne ladies .desk, 2 drawer early nightstand, prrm1tive farm table, art1sts easel, 2 trucks, nrce Coca Cola cooler. Equal Opportunity Employer metal adve r trsrng case. wooden advertrsmg boxes, 2 floor lamps, early childs rocker wrth lrthographs, unusual old frurt books, prg cookre Jar, vmtage clothmg Snow Wh1te Career Success. .. , Staff Pharmacist Accele rute your caree r and make a ~ movl' rn lhe ro gllt dorect1on Our hrg hly compettl tve compensatoon and benelots ~/ package w "l gove you r care er a boostr Gra duate Interns Encouraged to Appl y i .i., \ , Fax 1·3.0 3 · 794·0328 Vo tcemail : t -800-436·3114 ,· M a ilbox 76586# Equal Opponunny Employer BIGI(. t 71::>1'$> ~/t.t: B .C.S., with over 5o locations In Southeastern Olilo, currently has part-time openings In Melga County: 1) 33 hrs./wk : 8 am, Sat. thru 8 am Mon.; steepover required; 2) 25 hro./wk: e am·B pm, Sat./Sun; We are searching lor compaaalonate professionals with a team vision and a dealre to teach personal and communtly skills to Individuate with mental retardation. The work environment Is Informal and rewarding. The requirements are: high school dlptomatGED, valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile Insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In the field ol MR/DD. Interested applicants need to specify position of Interest and send reaume to: BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES , P.O. Box 604 · Jackson, OH 45640.0604 All applications must be post-marked by t 0/8198. Equal Opportunity Employer & & hats, 7 Dwarfs, rug . Fenton Lovebrrds vase , other glassware , yellow ware bowl, Bennrngton wall pocket, blue stone_ware pitcher, early kitchen rtems, sad trons, area post cards, chtldrens books. other paper rtems. smal l wood plane, stone jars, old lloens, qutlt tops , fee9 saqk material, comics, old prctures , lamps, 4 chrlds metal lunch boxes , early masonrc leather tase, old moped brcycle, household ·1tems , pots & pans, too much more to lrst- 30 boxes of interesting smalls. AUCTIONEER: LESLIE A. LEMLEY 740-388-0823 or 740·245·9866 "LICENSED & BONDED IN ST. OF OHIO" Cash/Check w /proper ID' Food "Not responsible for accidents or lost property!" •Auctioneers Note: This will be another good sale with very nice Items. Come spend_ the evening with usl boards , I complete, love seat I ' 2 dishes, chairS • half IrOn bed, tableS, end tableS, Set Of Qood SUitCaSeS , Wafl mtrrOr, metal wardrobe, fUll bed, tanntng lamp, kerosene heater, 2 fuer tankS With fuel in them, 2 COSI~ OVeS , and more. • ~ F I H d 1 It t arm terns: OrSe rawn pOW, CU IV8 Or, ferttlizer Spreader, graVIty · bedwagon, Set of 1538 duel tires for John Deere 3020, 3·12 " I B b I I t f f eamS•171, nutS, 0 15, one 0 0 neW UrnaCe ptpe and more. Proceeds w·'ll benefit :.. McDaniel Crossroads Church Food Will Be Served • veryone Donations 8 come. and Still Accepting I onslgnment terns. Call 740-319-2540 c ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION' "" Friday, October 9, 1998, 6:30 PM LEMLEY'S AUCTION BARN 8580 St. Rt. 588 (Old Rt. 35), Gallipolis, OhiO, 2 miles south of Rio Grande Longaberger baskets to rnclude: Hostess Serv1ng Tray Combo ,' Vanous bookrng baskets, t996 Tradrtions w/box. t996 Bee combo, 19~4 Boo combo , 25th Anmversary Basket. M ' k d' { k) BrriC S WUn SpOOl Cabrnet UnUSUal, Oa , primrtive drop l11af table, home comfort wood. stove, 2 sets platform feed scales, small tables & stands, tea cart, coffee table .w/cobalt top, old black amethyst , slag and custard glass, Louwelsa vase, Avon Cape Cod, Iris & Hernngbone (clear) to rnclude vase, bowl, sugar & creamer, butter dish, 6 sherbets), advertrsrng stgns , trns , wood boxes, butter mold, 2 Deardorf & Poore drshes (Gallipolis). cast 1ron Granrteware, Great Location C50se To Galllpo. lis N1ce 3 Beeltoom Home Ap· • pro)( 1600 Sq Feet, New Skiing, • New Central A1r, Areplace, 2 Car G81age, Large Deck, And All Appllancea Stay can For More Info 740-448-9664 • Mull Sell 1990 Clayton Mobile 1400 2 Btelrooms, 2 Batn1 , Jf'· cunl Tub, Heat Pump, Porch, Deck, Asking S15,000, Will CDn· alder Olfer, 7~0-•46·6441 Evanlngs Three bedroom house, 3 acres. price reduced, 740-843-5350 1st. 320 glasses (6) rn ong Box,. old kitchen items, prcture of old Centenary school, large amount of s~oo & lngerator, air, underpinmng, $4500. 740-992-5039 1973 Holly Pari! 2bt, l ·balh. new refrigerator & s•ove, wuhtr 6 dryer, completely remodeled , nice size toltenced In ~lack yard In GallipoliS Ferry 30•·&75·4.679 or 304-1175-1660 altai 5pm Tony Hulman ln,dy 500 & Gold, Edttron Glrtter 1971 H+llcrest, 12x&O. two bed· rooms. Wl5her, dryttr, stove & re~ 1990 Clayton alngte·wlde 1•x12' 3br, 2-balhs, all electric w/cen1rat heat & cooling. must be moved $12,000 080 Mt Alto, WV 304695-3372 1996 14 Ft x.72 Fl 2 B4!droom&, Total Electric , Island Kitchon. Ntwl~ Rtmodled Country Home Orltra qu+el country living on a Oak Cablr.ell, Master Battr, Heat private 2 tf2 acre lot with local Pump 1•0-245-9334 schools an!! downtown shopping 11191 KICK-OFF CLASSIC leas than 10 minutll away Faml· Dolble·wide Dream Homes ly pleallng amenities Including $999 Down 6 99% Interest Rate new kltcnen, Hardwood floors, 2 Free SateUrte Olsh w/Purchase tlreplace&, family/home otflct Only at Oe.._ Homeol apace 3·4 bedrooms. 2 112 Nltro,WV. baths, many extras1 $98,000 oo 30H11H8811. , , call 740·446·9762 or 740·446· 4514 ABANDONED HOME 3BR, Assume Loan Price reduced, will consider &ell· Low t.Aonlhly Payments lng on land conlracl· 3 bedroom Flnonclng Avalloble tpilt level, new 3 car garage, new 304-755-5566 heat pump and Blr. new ca,pet throUghOut, ~ry nice Mme. 7•oBuy In Sept. No Payment Unt1l 742-<000 1999 Cal 1·600-948·5678 PRIME Huge 2h80 38R 1 1/2 Oath LOCATION Starling at ONLY $39,999 Many •14 Third AventJe options available 1 888 · 9~8 Gampol~ BeautHul New Two Story Colonial 3426 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 BathS, LA FA, large selection of used homes 2 Dining Room With Hardwood or 3 bedrooms Starting al $2995 Floors Oak Trim Fireplace, 1 1f2 Quick dehverv Ca!l 740-385 Caf Garage Appraisal Grea1er 9621 Than Asking Price 01 $187,1500 Mobile Home & 3/4 Acre lot For TA~ES$3dt/YR Sole 1980 Kongsley 14•7Q 3 Bed· 1-304-273-21140 rooms, 2 Baths, Located S A 218 Days 740·446-3278, Evenings RED BRICK RANCH Style 740-446-3099 House, Excellent Condition, Par· . 1/ally Frnlshed Basement, 2 Car NEW 14180 3BR Garage Serious lnquirtes Only!l GLAMOUR SATH 74fl.44&.3385 $199 Month Only AI ' OAKWOOD HOMES Sandhill f\d 3br brick ranch, 2 NITRO,WV, car garage, 1 2 acres $12?,500 304-755-5685. 304-675·8959 Super Huge Yard Sale Inside of Building E W 1 1 rtems-G.riswold, Wagner, li70 Hlllcrtll. 12.!<50. 1WQ bed, room, $1500 OBO. 740-992·3331 allot epm GOV'T FORECLOSED Homos From Pennitls On .$1 OellriQtrtnt Tu Aepo'l , REO'& Your Area Toll Free (I) 800·2le·9000 Eol H-281• F.« Cooent Lilting&. H(luse For Sale In Kanauoa. VI· nvl Siding, And New Wlndowa, 2 Bedrooms. All New Kllbhen , PnceCI To $elf! $35 000, 74o-3670o<o:t AUCTIONEER•• LEE JOHNSON Bdrma, Total Electric. FrM O.lrl· ery Like Htw Throughout $10.850.00 740-«&-Df75. 304· 67$-5905 lljlm. By Owner 3yr Okl. 3bf, 2 bath, garage on 1 1/2 lOti By appointment, 304: 875-23o<9 Mobile Homes for Sale $999 Down Ol'l an~ 98 model OoublewiCII In stock Free Oeliv. ery Call HI00-691-6777 , AUCTIONEER: LESLIE A. LEMLEY • Abandoned Home Take Over Paymenrs, Or Make Oller 1·800· 383-66e2 740·388-0823 or 740·245-9886 (B,ARN) , "LICENSED & BONDED IN ST. OF OHIO" I Cash/Approved check Food ' 12x60 trailer, can be used lor of· · ra trallir, $3,000 wlthO:iJ! air con·: diiiOI'ler, $4 DOD wllh. 7.C0·94~· ·2217 •Auctioneers Note: This is a very good sale with quality Items! Spend your day at the French 500 Flea Market or the Bob Evans Mobile Homes ' for Sale (---------New 1998 t 41l70 thfee bearoom, Includes 6 mont!'tl FREE 101: rtnt Include& sku tlng , deluxe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month with S1075 dow'n Call 1 800-'83?·32.3B. 1350 Lots a Acnage Ttvoo- hou11 In Middle· pot!. - - ~ !OIIt. 740992·7653 Aertao• For Slle, 1• 87Z Acrel Rt 850 Sc:lum 740-286-3&53 420 New Doublewide" 3BR , 2 bath Sf .325 Oo•·n & $205 par mo I· 888·928·3426. 360 1 Real Estate Wanted Specral 16x80 3BR, 2 bath S1.325 Down. $205 Mo Free arr & hae s11011ng t 600-69f.6m Wt Buy Land 30 ·500 Acres. We Pay Cash 1·800·213·8365, . Hou5t,. trailer on Broad Aun Ad 2 Anthony Land Co M1las from Spotn Plant 3br, 1-112 baths 2 added on rooms tot, gaRENTALS rage , 2 A/C's household rtems $17 000 304-8112 3426 We Fmance LaM & Home Wllh 410 Houses for Rent AI l rllle As $500 Oown t ·606· 1 Bedroom Houae Acrou From 9211-3426 • Campus $300/Mo , Deposit Ae · Make 2 Pa~menta Move In, No qulrtd. 740-«1 ·1005 Payments Alter 4 Yearat 304 2 Bedrooms. Routt 1 S, 13 mHes 736·7295. below Galllpolls Oepolll Requ l r~d 740-441·1917 . leave 340 Business and Message Buildings 3 Bed Room. Loca1ed on Cente·· Commercia!·Olflce or Aeta11, 87 narv State AI. 141. .o450,month Milt St Middleport 1,450 Sq Ft Plus DepoSit 740-448-6566 $40~ mo Corner Building 7.40· 992-6250 AcquiSIIIOns (ne,JCt 3 bedroom house, stove. relrlg· erator. washer/dryer, deposit redoor) quired no ln&ide pet1, 7.C0-992· 350 Lola & !'cr,age 3090 ' Mel§ I Ca · We ve Got The CovereCll Just 01f SA 1 AbOve Chester Keebaugh Ad !5 Acre lots $14 000 Ea NE Metgs Co . Dyesvllle, Very Remote t 1 • Acre s $10 500 Rutland. Whites Hill Ad. Just Off New Ltma, 16 Acres S14.000 Or 9 Acres $12 000 .Oan\11118, Brrar A+dge • Golf Ads · 7 Acres Wtth N+CI Pond S12 ,000 Or 8 Acres $1-3 000 Or On SA 325 , Nice wooded 17 Acres $1 8 000 . Clly Water Many Llvmg A.ncl Hunting Posslblllt.esl Count~ Gallla Co Gall1polrs Netghbor· hood Ad , Nrce 10 Acre Building Site $19,000 Or 22 Acres Wrth Pond $21,500 Cash Pnce Fr+endly Ardge, 8 5 Acres S7 500, Public Water Back On The Mar· ket 10 Acres . Teens Run Ad, $12,000 Call For Free Maps ... Owner Fl· nanclng Info Take 10% Off Listed Prices On Cash Pr+cesl • 1990 Clayton 2 Bedroom&. I Bath, Very Nice AIC, Call After 6 PM 740-441 -D22' basement. garage. patio, tar9e yard, pay own utillllea $450/mo $250·depoalf 304-0754469 Stoo Deposit, Rerertnce Re· ..-7-3617, 2 Bedroom Mobile Home In Crown City, No flU S2SO(Mo., Pklo'Oepoait. 740-~ 2 Bedroom Trifler On Add iSon PJte, 1220/Mo . Includes Wat., SIOO Dopoo~. No Pots, 7<0·«6· 1&37. 7-3437. 2 tltdroom trailer +n Ra cm e. 3 bt(froom trailer In Middleport. no 74fl.992·58M 2 bedroom trailer on Condor, 12!10 por month. StOO ctepos~. no pets ln&lde 1<10·&67-3083 alter !pm. 2 lledroomo. Cny $32500 t.Aonth. S2!10 00 Dopoon UtUnlea Not In· ciudtd 7-1-()754. 2BR Treiltr Reference& a Ot· posit. Loculi Fl,oad, Po1nt Pleas· ent.on R~t :104-e75-t076 For rent to single or couplt In Qallipotl s Ferr~. WV 304·6754075 Rttponslble P•rson To Pay Hall 01 The Billa In The Country 7•o38&<l628 Sttulday Morllng Two bedroom mobtle home In country, references and deposit , Vllh, water, sewer Included In fen'/, 740-949-2833 Two bedroom trailer, 1260 month, $260 depoart, renter pays utittfles. •e8 Dudding Lane , Racine, 7-40· ~-9156 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenll, furnished and unfurnlsl'led. 11cumy deposit required, no pets, 740992·2218 Dan Smith-Auctioneer Ohio #1344 W.VA. 515 Cash Positive ID Refreshments: Forest Run M E Church Ladles " Not responsible for accidents or loss of property" 2 Bedroom Apartm6nts .4!r Con· ditionng. lleltlgoratOr. Range. 2nd A~• . Ga lflpOi ts Aelerences & [)epo11t ReQuired, 740-441·15'11 2bdrm aQII • 1otal electnc, apphances furn iShed , laundry (OOm ractl11tl l, clo se to schOOl m rown Appfteatlona a\latl able at V11tage Green Apts 149 or call 740-992· 3711 EOH BEAUTIF UL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwoo d O r~ v e from $279 to $358 Wall to &hOp & movies Call 740 44 6 25e8 Equal Hou""'J Opponunny Gracious ll\ltng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at IUJiage Manor and Rrver&tde Apartments •n Middle· port. From 5249-$373 Call 740992·5064 EQual Hous1ng Opportunities N1ce, clean, 3br, references & deposlt 1 no pets JO.t-675-5162 Onelifedroom house for renl In upper Ga11ipoll&, utiU!III paid 74(). 992-9191 GrounCI tloor apartmen t rn QU iet &unoundlngs « attd three mde& from the ~avenswood Altchtt Bridge !n 01)10 Complttety fur· ruhtd With wa&htr dryet. dl&h· washer and large> kltcnen wttt'l au appt~nc.& NICe bl th w•tn large &hower large muter bedroom with a w orlun~ !+replace l •vmg area has toll at room 0tn1no area could be a uc:ond small bed· room AI S4i0 a monltl wtll'l ullfl· • bel 1ndoo.d A OIC,'IOIJ1 Ol $400 IS reQuired For mo1e .nlormatton ceu 740·8•3-5343 a M +eave a message . Modern 2 Becttoom Ap artment 740-....6-0390 New Ap artmenl 1 Bed room In Alo Grande All Ut lllttes Pa1d Some Walk•ng 01stance To Cam· pus. Askmg $380/Mo . 740 245 5100 Now Tall:ing ApplicatiOns For El· deti'JI & Orsabted, EQuat Housmg ()pportumy, Cai174()-.U6.4639 440 Apartment& lor Rent APT AVAILABLE NOW Tw.n Awe rs Tower now acc.p11ng applieatiOnt tor 1br HUO l ublid· 11ee1 ap1 lor tldtrly and handi· capped EOH 304-675-E679 450 Furnished Rooms C~t-:le Mote l lowest Ratll In Town Newty Remo aeled HBO. C1nemat Sno wt1me & Oi&nev INee~ l r Rates Or Monthty ~a te& , Cons:truc!IOn Worl\ers Welcome 74(). 441 5696 740..441 ·51 87 ~60' Space lor Rent Motute rrom e s1te ava•fabl e Del· ween Atl'len s and Pomeroy, call 740 3B5 4367 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Gooc;ts DALE E. TAYLOR REALTY 272 Eaol Second Street (740)992· 5333 Pomeroy, 0 45769 Weekl v Feature RUTLAND: Out of flood area, tftectrle heal pump that Ia & ye•r• old, 1hop, 13 )( 22 cement drive one I Ida bl.aek-top on the other. A 101 oltlllrll \ TUPPERS PLAINS: Htckory Eslates Butldtng lots on State Route 7, all utiltUes a-va• lable 1-2 acres lots $10,000. RUTLAND: Beauttfully remodeled , 2/3 bedroom home rn a greallocallon Reasonable pnced al $28,000 POMEROY· Grll'al Busoness Opporl uno ly' '' rnveslment property · Partia lly remodeled '2 bu smess, 4 rental apanments $30,000 · • GlenwOOd 3br 2 bath, dotachtd 2 cer garaga. hoo/mo 304·576· 2972 House Available 10/t/98 714 Third Avenue, GaiiiPOIII $37~! ,Mo , 1 Month'S Oepollt PIUI Lease Requl,.d. 7<0-«8-2308 Apartments for Rent Now Takmg Apphcattons For El· der1 ~ & O•sabttd, FmHA For Ap· AppT•an ces Reconelllro ned Beech Stftet' Mtddleport 2br. phacat!ons Ca"ll 740·4'6 ·4639, WasKer.s , Orye,rs Rangel ~e l n· grar ors. 90 Day Guarantee! furnished ut1htte s patd depostt ·Equal Housllg Clpponuno ~ C1 ty Maytag 740-446 · French & references 304-682·2566 Now Tak.ng Applic atiOns- .as 7795 Wes t 2 Bed room To wnhouse Big apartment. 3 bedroom& bath & hall. washer/dryer' outlet n;;, Apartmenl&, Includes Wat'er E•ua Long Sota E.lcellent Shape, $ 125 740 446 23 16 pets S320 per month . $tOO de· Sewage Tra sh, $295tMo 740 441 -t 616 740 446 0957 740 posit 740-667·3063 alter 5pm 446·6515 GE brown re!r•oerator, GE goiCI refngeratm 740 742·2757 For Lean Oownto ~rt Apartment, New Apphan cu , New Furnace, One bedroom apartment rn Mtd dleport all uttltlles paid $100 de GO OD USED APR~IANCES N:. 740-886·7174 po&tt $270 month call 740.992 Wa shers \ ~r ~ e r s relrlgeratora range s SKaggs A.p pllancea 76 FurniShed 1br ap1 & unturnt5hed 7806 Bam 5pm Vme StrP.el. Call 740·••6-7398 2br 304-67 5· 217• or 74:0·446· One bedroom apt +n Pt Pleas 1 888 8t6-012S 2200 ant fu rni shed 8llha n1ce & U68d Furcuture Store Below HoliFurnished 4 Room& & Bath Com· clean No pets 304-67 5- 1386 day-Inn In Kanaug a Twm Beels, pletely Redecorated, Clean New Carpet, No Pets Or Smolung Rei· Smat! apt Furmshed 3 rooms & CompleJe $115 Full Beds Comerence & Oepos11 Reqwrea 740 bath utihhe & patd. e)lcept elec·. plete $135 BunK Bed i $160 , lrlc 1225/mo • deposit 304·675· Dresse rs Couches, 7-40-446 .u&-1519 4. 1365 4 782~ Furnished E11rclency al l utilities Pard Oownstarrs $275 00 Month Reel Eatate General 919 S8cond Ave 740 446 394 ~ Real Estate General' · S~~~J~G BRICK RANCH! "-- 346 Carman Drive, at Tara. Move-in condrbon Nrce bright & arry, living room, large dtnrng area & kotchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, double car garage Covered front porch & rear patio. Newer carpetong & paontrng Quick possassionl Paved drrve Come & see thrs one lor yoursen, you'll be sold I $90's Owner lookrng for an offer. 11051 BIG BEND REALTY, INC. Real Estate General R-n D. Wood, Brololrr 510 Sec:wMI Aft., Galllpollo, OH '5631 {7'~> "6-7101 HARRISONVILLE: Don llellhos one pass you buy Terrtfic 3 BR w1th 2 1/2 car garage on 3 ac res Large lamdy room and fmmal d1nrng room Slorage bulldtngs All lor $74,500 DEXTER: 3 BR e<cellenl condtlt on bay wtndow large kttchen move tn condJt+on 3 tots Won t last long at $38,~ DARWIN: Goldrldge Road , 43 l /2 acre latm woth barn Paslure land Free gas for one home $55,000 WE ARE GETTING A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE FINANCED LEl US HELP YOU GET YOUR FINANCING WE REQUEST YOUR LISTINGS .. THANK YOU I DALE E. TAV~OR (llROKEAI TAYLOR (SALES ASSOCIATE (7 40) 446· 1!29 FRANCES TAYLOR (SALE~ ASSOCIATE)740-4411-3305 WA~T Dream Catcher Log .Homes Authorized HOME FOR SALE Alta Log Home 2 BR .' 1 bath, dining room, liv1ng room, krt, utility De~ler room, attached garage t06 Kineon Drive. ~ 7~0-985-3324 ~ 446-3486 or 446·1540 / >..· Chester, OH " ··a11 Stars'' ' or Pl)t'n.C»uth '*»Y•-'•r " •:I. 250 , . caeh allo'W'ance· or :1..8 APR t'or up t o 38 IIW»i atl1a"'" J154-Home on school District , 3 bedrooms, 1 balh localed on 2 5 acres Pnced to sell Call Soon 1153-IN GALUPOLIS·3 bedroom ·1 bath. full basement, car port tmmedlate possesstan Call for an appotntment to see . 1152·3 bedroom . 1 1/2 balh , approx 2000 sq ft lrvtng space famriy room w1th tJreplace w1th wood burner Call to see lhos one NOW I PRICE REDUCED • ' .' NEW LISTING: AMBY ' LANE, SPRINGFIELD TWP Aanch-6 yrs old Open 11v1ng room and kotchen features Sm1th cabmets and ~stand beauliful famrly room w/calhedral ceoltngs Bedroom su11e/w French doors and walk·m closel 2 add11ional bedrooms 2 1/2 balhs Home I decorated. 2 1/2 is 1n excellent cond1tton and very car f1mshed Detached i All on L811dSI;ap•ed Wtth ' mformati~ . - Ply.nouth Gr.and Voyafl,er •:L,SOO Mt41· Ranch ho'lll! ha:;.t~oms , 2 balhs, newer roof and stdtiJ!.d\etii!IIM lW." s~oo l drstroct Call for cash allo'W'ance· '· or :1..8 APR t'or ...~ t.o 3& ft'IIOiitll• ... ,' . - ~:::~~~: 1146- Spacious homo overlooking beautiful ~~·;~~A~C~E1 shuated on approx 5 4 acres. Call about thrs 01 REDUCED! 15006· PRICED REDUCED· groat lnvestmonl opportunity· 3 one bedroom apls· a 2 bedr,oom mobole home· easy lo rent OWNER MAY FINANCE, CALL FOR TERMS. ~ Dymark 11 · 36, Snapper rrder, Gravely walk behi(ld , alum. extension & step ladders, Stihl charn saw, 3 wheel brcycle, log charn , tools, leaf blower, vrce, gnnder, satellitl! dish, wheelbarrbw, yard cart , and lots more to unbox Donald R. Yeauger P.O.A. of Hilda Yeauger 2566 1 ·& BEDROOM HOMES FADM $4,000 local Gov't & Bank Repo·s Call 1·600·522·2730. X 1709 TV.: Misc." fbr tunuhed apt tn New Haven depostt a relerencu 304-882· Allen C Wooo, Bro~er · 446,4523 Ken Morgan. Broker . 446·0971 Jeanette Moore,· 256·1745 Patrrcta Ross 74Q.446-t066 t-80Q.894-1066 .. Auto" t984 Delta 88 Royal 4 door, loaded w/46 ,000 · a c tual mrles . "Household" 4 pc bedroom surte , roll top desk, hutch,: hrdabed , rocker/r eclrner . rocker, bookshelf, 25": Sylvanra console TV · w t.remote, coffee table,· lamps , bed, chrna cabinet , hot po1nt chest: deep freeze , k rtchen l able & 4 cha rrs , small two twrn beds , Hoover sweeper, bedroom· surte , Srnger electrrc sewrng mach rne, blue: wrcker cha1r, lounge , rollaway bed , round: c offee table, chtlst , Maytag wrrnger washer,. metal lawn chatr, mise drshes, pots, pans : electrrcal appliances. linen, lots of material and · sew1ng items . : "Muslcallnstruments" : Hammond organ from Mrnersvrlle Church,· Kimball prano and gurtar. . ' 11 2 Bedroom Mob ile Home No Pera. $225/Mo., lnc:ludll Water, 32 lOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45631 o, 1 Bedroom Overlook' Galhpollli Part & Rhler, S37SJUo Utllttles Included, Deposit ~equ t red 7.o40Ut -IOOS. 2 I 3 bedroom - ae~r · ail condiUoned . 1260·$300. wattr 1ncl trash Included, 740. 982·2187 WOOD IIEJILTY, INC Sat. Oct. 1 1998 10:00AM Located at the late Alfred & Hilda Yeauger • home at 32160 Minersville Hill Rd. on St.lu: : 124 In Minersville, Ohio take Co. Rd. 403. East of Pomeroy, Ohio. "Antique or Collector's Items" Square stand w/spool · legs, library table, rocker. glaqs door caqmet, buffet, marble rn lay dresser, Arr Force unrform. square stand,' Lrndon mantel clock, lamps , sewrng rocker, chtlds rocker, l'[liSC drshes , signed large prcture. table, 6 charrs, cookre 1ars • (owe; strawberry & etc . , wash bowl : prtcher & vase, Revere ohrna, Zane Gray books, apple, strawberry & chrckens , 78 RPM records. old qurlts, radio & record player, camel back trunk! m1sc old knrves Barlow & etc.), lots & lots o costume jewel ry. • 440 Rent Bedroom, Near Cinema R1o Students Welcome! EconomiCal Gas Heal l279 00 Ptu& U1111t111s llepoM RoqUrod 740-446-2957 ~br:t lull Brand new 3 bedroom home, 2 fuU baths all electriC with heat pump, phone/ cable In each room, acre lot, paved road, no pets, S42S per month references & deposit re· QUired 741).742·3033 for 1 Real Estate General \ PUBLIC AUCTION t Mobile Homes for Rant AU lnllltlla Alrt..ac!V There, Centt· nary Area . Green Sei'Wlof , 7•0- ~rtrnents 440 I Acre LOt For Silo. 740·«8:9<::9:'--------- New 1998 3 Bedroom . ~ bath , $998/0own St 89 per monlh In l-ot In Vonlco Ftorldl. $12.500. 0. etudes Oelrvery & Set Up c•tt 1· TrFor Equal Votuo. 740-41eIIOfl.il48 5678 8896 New 1999 32x.BO Noms Special Scenic Vaitev at Aj)pte Grov•. Order, Navefl111ed In Must Sell! WV Building lots &Ingle wldel Bu~e r Lost OpiiCJn On Property accepted, public water 20 Once In A L+let1me Savmgs l 1 minutes from new Buffalo Br;aoe 600-251-5070 on Jerry's Run Ad Clyde Bowtn Jr 304-5711-2336 NEW BANK REPOS • ONLY 3 LEFT FOR RENT Trader Lot locutt S1ill ln Wana11ty Road. Pomt Pfeaunt. On: Flight •OWNER FINANCING 304-675-1076. 1!elttanceo AVAILABLE. 304-155-5885 Wooded lot. 3·5 Acres Over · lookmg Tree Farm Grover Ad New Sank Repo&·Or.ly 2 Lell, Cheshltt Area $9.900 00 And Never L1ved In Call 1·800-948· Up 740·367·0221 Or 740·367· 5678 I 7242 BRUNER LAND 7o10'141-1492 Hou- for Rent 410 Raal Estata Ganeral Down on anv 1•x70 In stock, limited number, fret ~liv­ ery ~all 1-600·691-67n collectibles too numerous to 320 256-1664 UFI X"'40Ft 1988 Oakwood 2 1969 Community mobile home, 12~~:56, liking $2300, 7•0· 843· 5310 Clav& or 7"'0.8"'3·5147 al'ler ~ sewrng machtnes tn cabinets, 2 halt beds with head S Rooms plus garage, tenced yard, excellent ror 1ma11 buti· neu $350/mo plut deposit 30-f.675-172• evr. 2-'3 bedroo s. toft. tongue/ groovil, pellet 11 ve, HP/CA. ap· pllonotl. garego. spa, aero. Bull· vt1o ~lire. 740-367-<!286 Chrrstmas Items, Canning jars , tOyS, 2 electriC mane cIoc k Iarger cld ck carpet & roor, r~rnent evening with UBI "Not re.ponslble for accidents or lost Mason W Va OWNERS: JAMES & NORA LEWIS EOE, DRUG FREE WORK PLACE Position in Jackson Ohio Office new), fOOt fixer, electriC hOt plate, WICker Chair, ha d I I f baskets, toaster, brief case. c n e ler, ots 0 Farm Festival and then enjoy your Friday dental rnsurance, turtion reimbursement, 40t K, and paid vacation· TRUCK t992 Dodge Ram F150 pick-up Loaded, 318 engrne, I be sold W/reserve l~:~~~-~~~~~~;~&1 ~more I' NOTE• Farm care foeld ready • books. puzzles , craft. supplies , games (some padded t I Mobile H0111e1 for Sale t.f x70 38ft 1999 Down & ONLY 1178 per m:;~. f.- w & frM ~irt· lng. 1 818 928·3ille wlndows, family nelgnborhOod , privacy tenced yard, 2"ft lbowl ground pool. many upgradtl , move In cond Priced In 70'1 30U75-2924 cleft chair, copper 1 h dl kettle, very fancy carved mante • W eat era . e, picture frame , mtrror rn old frame. Cadmus school desks , 2 old type pus h Iawn mowers, hst! MISC. Pt cut off saw. grrnd stone. tractor charns, double( neck R R tack. arrless parnt spray, stone 55 drum of black fence paint, fence posts, RN's . newer eS • 0 Rocking chair. qualrty ,afltrque jars , mrlk bottles, marbles, buttons , old cook -Rxfor De r e k Zuver 170 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis, Ohlo4~1 Phone: (740) 446-7112 hanes, bridals, single lines & double LIVESTOCK Regrstered Belg1um Mare & Colt ' ~1 998 Til~ i Arbors at Gallipolis energetrc, canng individuals for full-time and part· Wh en y o u team up wrth ..Prudentral, there's enJOY heavy duty blade, King Kutter 3 pt scoop. bush hog blade, Hesston 7 pt haybrne, Black I-I••M;, I manure spreader, 14 It harrow gator, 2 energetic, caring indrviduals for full-time and Darrt-lr1;~~~~i~~·o cultrvator. small cultivator, 2- 10" 1 beams. trme positrons, all shrfts. Must be a team player. II harrow, Befco lrnrsh mower 026, prg pole • t d 5 ·ng t8 H p 46" Kl Premier wager rncluding pay for experience. · cu rr rng mower, lwetaorls., Wrnco Generator 20,000- 120·240 volts, Benefits rnclude health rnsurance, 225 welder, old lay off plow & others Insurance, tuition reimbursement, 40.1K, and HORSE EQUIPMENT vacation Set nylon harness. 2t" horse collars, 28" horse coltam, ,99, s. of Gallipolis, 5 Mil N f Waterloo d 320 3br, living rpom, Cl lnlng room , family room, f Oath, cttUralair, I L------==~;;::.,::.;;;;.;:;..;;;._"'!"_.;.._..1 0 U8 t 0 COmpany expanSIOn W8 have a number Of positions ' available for career minded SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1,98 I h J0•00 peop e W 0 are lOOking for: • A•M• Located 8 miles north of Point Pleasant W. Va. Job Secur1ty with a 38 year nll"'l Rt. 2 to Potter Creak Rd. turn and follow com pan R ld Ad t I lllal~jnB to the Lewis Farm. Field parking. Mr. y. ap vance men Lewis hqve sold their farm Be will be selling f 11 1 and $1200.00 per month tO 0 OW ng: Start. 1990 M F ~~~~~~~ 1704 hours TRAILERS Call Monday Only 1993· 16Ft lowboy wrth trtle 1991- B1son 12 ft . horse tra1ler -4 _ FARM EQUIPMENT 740 46 4553 M F 25 prckup hay rake, N H 565 baler, lnternatronal7 Please apply rn person 80 Sale and CNAs The Arbors at Gallipolis 15 seeking dependable, CDL DRIVERS NEEDED St. Rt. 141, Approx. 15 Miles Antiques: Will $4K ~po~n~~.n::lty::.;:Emp~oye::!:~'~-:-:-:---:-:-:~P::"::::IIIp=:•·:74::io-::m~-e:~5.:.:7a::....___ 110 COAeoe 7~1-1536 SerVIces, PO Box Deadline 60., Jackson, FurnrturealSo repair, rellntsh and Ohro OH 45640·0604 For IOiatron. custom orders Appl• cants 10/9/98 EC!UII I Op· Valley RefiniShing Shop Larr~ - GRANTS! HoUf Homes tor Sale Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant;WV 3-4 -ooma IIIII dry boaomonl. ' - - - - - - - - - . . . llt•place. iorcod olrfVu furiiiCI, ,. AJC, fenced cotntr lOt 30' Wlnct- 12x65 MobHt Home Wrth EIQ)an· uC1 ~75-7285 ." CIOI2.!i00. 740-256-1134 Saturday, October 10, 10 AM Old Cadmus School CASH "" By..,..10111 tO ·20 Locations "' S.ll . ran ng Wanted To :104-e75- 1957 HM 2 ()pentngl For 24 In ::J*'• Of EIOerty Or Handl- 310 Business O.........,•nlty ~ .... G.Of\lH Portable S,wmlll, don't haul yoqr logS to 1M mill Just cal •vollo~- VENDING Rto Buelneas 1i I I Southeaa1ern BLAJine&• College, Sprtna Valley Plaza , 7• 0•4 • 6• 4367 , 1-800 214 .0.5 2, Accredits ed Member, ACICS Rig 190·05· 12748 18.0 '210 It drsc, Nremeyer 1446 hay tedder, Krng Kuffer 6 It A SUnday, October 4, 1998 u.~,p~w=-an~tecs==~~t1noiiHetH:f;p:iwMa~n~ted:f'"~~1i11oo""";tte~rjpp;lwan;;i~ec~*i..::...~~~~=-~=~~======~======:L~~~~=~~ 180 Qo AUCTION ..., Alw..-aa cc~Vitfegl FutHI"'ff LPN posttiona avaUabfe 'let 11 7 sn111. PT 'LPN.tosrtlons avatlable lot •• Shilts gOod bonellts Please contact Oonette Ou-oa" 304 273-9385 or JIOp br *" .. Port~eroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV I' ' 15008-Commercltl Property-In Town Locatron . Comm· Bldg, Apt-Bldg, 2 houses Get all four fat one prlcel Call for more 1nfprmat1on 12010.70 acres, more or less approx 30 acres wooded, uti!. avaolable, mineral rights Banks of lho Ohio Formal foyer ltled & EU!O l~ghllng .I ce11mgs. Formal DR w/oak lloors, bedroom a recessed oclagonal ce11ong w~an French doors leadrng to pnvate deck. Private tiled ma1n bath Walk tn closet FA has French doors to the back patio wnots of windows. Modern Euro KIT w/osland connecllng lhe BlasiA to KIT 2 skylights Oak statrway to upper level 3 large BR w/Walk In closets Tiled BA w/skyllghts & exerclsA. Basomool w/gerage & FP 2 car garage an main level. 2 gas furnaces, 2 heat pumps Security system A river deck along the river Beautiful shaded front lawn W/IOts Of plants, shade trees & pines Leis sell lhos home • All offera will be cons1der8d! Ctlry. .er "'IDwtrn A Country LXI *:L,SOO cash allo'W'ance· or :1..8 APR t'or up to 38 rncwallaa·· LAND. LOTS & ACREAGES ' •PLEASANT HILL ROAD·LanJ'tor sate one acre up lo S acres Green Twp. Can be split rn 2 5 acres or loss 12014· Resldantlall..ot(S) on Gelllpolls 1148- Home located In coty schools, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, ranch homo 12015· vacant la11hi7.......... or less locatad on State Route 218. ~••• • 120t2· Approx one acre lot located Gaitipolls bn Island Ave , •FOUR CITY LOTS-BuHd a new . home or duplexes Good 1nves1menl property •FAIRVIEW ROAD-Sprrngfrald Twp. 2 714 acres more or less Baauliful flat homesole Close to new lndustnal Parkslle REDUCED $23,000.00. NEW LISTING-Burldlng lot Jackson Pike Area Twp I gas Is avaolable offordabla Green See your neighborly Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer today. ..... .o,; -'91lt11Xk .. f ,non" ng lor qualtlttd buye11 ol n"' 96 >l<l<k 1W 36 monillly poymonh oll18 ll.l for orrr:h $1 ,000 borrowed wtlt\10'1: down APR tn l~u ol m hollowonce Oll.rend• Or:tobo<l 1998 I \ . �• Page 06 • ~ t 1 c-...~ tbu! Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point ~leasant, WV 510 540 Mlecellaneou• Merchandlee Wn""• $95 Ooyoo 195 R•lrJil erato r S95 Aefrlge,alor Frost Churet\ pews for aaa. 12 lwelvt "'• 1150 Up1gl!l fool 4 ltn IOOC $200 tiCh 7-40- FrHZOI S175 Eltclrlc Range 115 Whirlpool Wt~hef' 1205 1 Vear Warranty Skaoo• AppltanctJ 78 Vine SlrMI.G-7-7381 530 Be Enmttd To R~wt Your Dta b1tl1c Supplies At No Cost To You For More InformatiOn t 888 oo 6n.-, w Moaeownor Dram culwrt for salt 4 x20' fie\/ •• been used 12 ijaugo ""' 741). eon. Furnace Heat PuMp& & Air d 1on~ Free Est matill II You Don I Call Us Wt SOUl LOSt! U6 6306 1-800-29HXJ9$ 1996 Cub Cadet rtdlng mower 151'4> 11100 304.a95-3013 3 SHAN/A TWAIN TICKETS FOA SALE/ AI. The Charleston CIYI! Center Weoneoday Otlobo• 21 1998 al730PM 190 PerTocM! OR II Vou TN AJ13Tdett 175 Pet Tldcel Eltctnc Scooten Wheelchairs Ne_. And Uted St1111rway Eleva tors Whtelchau 'And Scooter Ults SOwman 1 Homecare 740- US.7283 Fot 5ale 50 P1nt AulomatiC Oahu-mid ltr $25 Troy Built Tuffy Tiller $250 C817"3-245-5160 Freezer Ketv ngton 2 t 2cu ft upright exc coM 1300 304 937 0054 Furund Marine all channel radto power supply ~new 3().W,75 8185 antenna coa.t Grubbs P1ano tunmg & repatra Problema ? Need Tuned? C4Jitl'l4t ptano Or 740-~525 JET ~ Repa.Jred New & Rebu111 in Stoct. Calf Ron Evans 1 800-537 9528 BeaufJJul rertmshed new cane bot tom chars 108 year1 old 1300 Sears e,:erctae b ~~ $10 740 740-367.(1404 LOflOilbe~l 486 IBM LapTop Computer 20 MB Ram external CO Rom 33 6 MGOem & Targus bag $595 304 675 6622 Nice Metal Office Des~ & Fll ng Cabinet For Sale 740-256-1262 4x8 Tra rer Bed hntr tor Ford Ranger 1988 Spectrum & 1980 Ford Thundeft)ird 304-675--5730 :J2 sola Southwestern colOr and jesrgn e•cellenl cond tlon $250 uti s ze dark oal< bed w!Simmons 3eauty Rest mattren set e~~:cel ent condition $2~0 740 985 3595 AdJUSTable bed and mattress lor sate k ng size waterbed eKC&IIent condlllon trampoline $50 740 992-&10 ApprOICIIT\atety I 000 Pieces Aool tng Slate Most Good Coi'Kiltlon $500 Call Regarding Smaller Ouantlt es Buyer Be Responsible Loadtng 740 446 841t L~ave Message Ashley lmpenal Warm Morning woOd burner like new w1acces sorles $160 304 e74 0126 ATTENTION MENI All Natural Formula For Mate P-otency No Chtmtcals WouiOn 1 Vou Rarher Try Something Natural? The Med cal Shoppe 1480 Jack 6on P1ke Ga!lpol1& 740 446 2206 eeame Babies Fortune Wise Rocket current and recenlly re i''t Mauve Seetlonel Enterta nmenl Center Crib /Youth Bed /Combo With Mattreu Chest Of Orawer5 992 2961 tiled S8 S40 740 698 6605 BiMinle 8eanle Bun!& Bllbl.. lotiO ot valuable & hard to f nd & retked 304 87~7.95 Bundy B Flat Cler net Bundy II E F1111 Suophone Gemlnhardt Flute Variety Of Current And As tired Ty Beanie Babies And A Smith And Corona Word Proces &Or A In Mint Cond ton! 740 245-5443 137 00 Par 100 All Bran COm ,........ fmlgo In Slod< RON EYANI ENTERPRISES Ohoo 1 800-537-95211 Platnum Engagement Banet Certl 1 eO Stol"'e Patd 13 000 Asking $1 800 740-2.5-5320 Prlmeetlf $49 lnslallat on only $25 99 per monlh free bonus 6DD-263-2640 SALE Kitchen Cabinets 63°h.OFF ltst ptlce If purchased by tne end ol Oc:tober Free n hOme ttStl mate6 Ttl County Ot slr butors Inc 1 800 352 3147 Sam Somervll e s Or glnal Army Camo.ullage bes lie of Sanclyv lie Post Ofllce Fn Sat & Sun 12 Noon 5pm Other Oays Hrs Call 304 273-5655 Singer treadle sewrng machine good sewing condlt on $65 dta mond cluster ring s z& a approx 113 carat 14K band ong shape good polnler $400 740 94'9 2202 Sofa loveseat Wooden Map e Table 4 Chairs Leal Wooden Ou lllng Frames Good Condition 740.446 3432 740-446 9209 Good Used Tread M tl $150 Aeada Heart Rate Miles Vou war~ 740.446-7537 ond........,.,. cooled d•uel eng ne Goodyur ~adlal tlru all • wh.,IJ lnde pendeM 540 ano l 000 PTO Hy draullc wet dltc brake& all 4 wh,els OiUeren11a1 lOCk tronr & rear dual hydrJulle remotts ROPS and Canopy 16x18 Trans m1111on 'ully svnchronlud tor ward & reverae ll"'ultle zinc coated shsel metal 4 vur or 4000 hour dnv• train waoanty Checi; your JO UF FNH ., CIH dealer and see how lonq they warranty there drrve train Keel tr'l Sefvtee Cente:r St AI 87 PI Plea1ant & Rtpley Rd Leon WV Old 'Fiettawart Jtan 1 Furntlurt & AntJquoo Tunday.llvougn frl. ctay ttam--4pm 145 North Sec- 550 Building Suppllee Block brick ,.wtr P'Ptl wind OWl Untell etc Cia~ WjnJert R o Grandt OH Call 1•0 245 5121 Steel Build ngs New Must Sell BOx40l12 Wll StO 200 Now $8 990 40x60X12 Was 116 400 Now S9 990 50x100.r16 Was 127590- 119 990 60x200xl8 Was S58 760 Now $39 990 1 II00-4Co!-5128 560 A Groom Shop Pef Grooming Featu ring Hydro Balh Con Sheets 373 Georges Creek Rd 740-448..0231 2 't'eart Crate TraJntd E•cellent Temperment $50 00 740 258 6162 AKC Reginered German Rot !we ller PuppltS Wiltt ShOts & Wormed Parenti Well Tem peoeo 740 ..6-11603 81Chon Fr15e Number One Fam1ly Pet 1 S400 1•0 379 9263 740 379-9061 Now Open Sunday1 1 4 Mon sat 11 6 F sh Tank & P11 Shop 2413 Jackton Ave Point Pleas ant 304-675o-2063 Full blooded AKC Registered German ahepntrd pupp es 8 weei(S old with papers and shale black and ran big boned 740 985-3741 Jack "-A1111._.1 Tractor 5670 63 PTO 1-1 P 4 whetl dflve world r~mou1 air 25123 304-695-3614 Ruset~tll Terr er Pupa Tails Docked Oew Craws Removed 5250 740-441-0681 Aner 6 PM 640 Your area bush hog Hal•r tor A I Club CllvH And Herd BuU ProJI)KII Sired By Ooall PictL Square & Round Bai,J Of Hay bel-~ I RiO Glllldo 2A 12 011.ftoC0.58A-1111 Foreplay I Josle Walu 740 379-21111 M..ol Clork Chapel Road Bid Llvntock :ms lnltrnational 101 diesel traclor wtde lronl 3pt hitch Gehl 95 grinderlmtxtr both In good con 304-27~21 ~ Maney Ftrgu1on Tractor 65 Ser Oltlll power steenng hve power lnterlqck dltretent al $4 500 Malley Fergu&on Trac tor 50 Sertet gas power steer lng Uve power S3 500 304-576 !e& 2667al!M4pm Vegetable equipment 24 wun I ne 30r96 greenhouse 304-937 2805 after 7pm .. 'four Area Johl"' Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equtpment Compact um ty Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All 51Zt5 01 4 WO' And 2 WO Farm Tractors Hay Equipment John Deere S~1d Steer Loadert Check W1th us About Flnanc:lng On Lawn Traetort Ant' Low Aate Fl nanctng On New .AI"'d Used E~u pment Carmlchaele Farm & Lawn Galllpollt OH 740 446 24121 8()()..594-111 1 .... 1.f37233-2883 2 Year Old Regiatered Ouarrer Hor~e FOJ Mofe Information 740-.. 1-i531 c.• 4 Year did Tea11r Bull Angus Hertford Crotl 740 245 5014 Allor5 PM Bul"'dy II alto E nat sa11ophone 3 got able ?40 992 1367 For Sale Conaola Plano Re &pons ble Partv Wanted To Make Low Monthly Payment& 011 P ano See local y CaH l.aOD-266 e216 Wanted adverh&lng collect btes Coke Pepsi etc lnclud ng old lin slgns 740 992 5053 Ktmball COI"'&Oie plano very nice cond l ion recently ~ unad $950 call 740-94G 2861 ._,_.. __ 111110 1110-S100-t500 1-151M 1977 Lincoln Contln:ltt'ltal AC l08dod 115.000 Mi1H E..ut...,t Condition Musl See! Atltjng 11112 c-. &urw- 2 D 280 VI Bood Conoltlon $1 1100 oo Fi'm74Q.9112.- 12.500 740-36W047 UIIS Chevy Cateb111y Slatlon AT IPS 4 Cytindoo 1800 w_. 7~11tl'1 Or7~HIIII8 ~ 500 1b1 1275 00 5~. WOoGs Fifl. lah Mower L1ke New 11 000 00 Club Calves Ma1ne Cro11 A 1 Slttrt & Hellet't 740-446-6586 Fetdtr PIQI Or ButcherlllQ Hogs & Fteezer Bttl IOf Sale! 740-388- 9033 Rld1ng Horsea Gekl nga & Uares Fol &ale 740~l10 Special Fall Feeder Calf Sale TU<IICIIV Oclober 6 1 PM CaHio Accepted After 4 PM Monday Up To 4 PM On Tueaday All Cons gnmen11 Welc:ome Hauling Ava lablt Alhtnt Llvealocll. Sores 740 592 2322 140.698 -11-e 11111 - 1911 Colebohy Lllo S2.295 4 Doon •• ••• Condltlon $1 .&15 Co<* Mob~ 740 Ul; 0103 ftteMoment ln..,. -t......;.'hthinci )1111 M up 1, ••• 1be r.,ar ...~ "' Looking F'or A Nice 4 Bedroom Home That Won't Break Your Bank Account? Thos •s your opportunrty Very mce 2 story woth 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 baths liVIng room drnlng room eat In kitChen wtlh large eat•ng area and fireplace and large famtly room Nrce patio/deck and recreational area ou181de complete the picture This home has been remodeled With new ro,Pf new s1d1ng new wondows and much muCh more Owners are anxious to sell $129 900 1206 Offered by: WISEMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. (740) 446-3644 3531 fraU Horn& For Sale 112 Quar ter Horse 1/2 Morgan Mare 10 Ys.ars Old 4 Arabian Horsea 1 Tenneuee Walking Horn Call .:away ro youuny own log abin Or 11111 Bonnovllto LE moroon 4dr ntw U111 & b,akH good cand 13.200 :JOH75-5192-!pn \,. 1188 Bulok Clntury OUIDmatic V 8 •nglnt excellent condlllon se 600 mueo uooo ,..., '" ' ,...,. iQs n3-517~ homeY'" IOIJnd UIIIOr 01J1 f~tt bnx:hur< or 104 P•t.rl IU color aulog w11h iloor 1088 Ctwyoror LeBaron Ongln11 Record Alklng S760 740 441 17e5 p1.w r01 ""tGO onod.l """"' liN Albo Y•n 71 000 Mite• IUGO e..-.. COndf1lon 1fllfl Ford 4a4 250 DieHl Ea<ollon1 COfld~lon Loll Of EltrOII 111.000 140 ttl Df&e 7~2.fSo !1117& ~ 2045 will COI'Itlder Hide lo' a EXCII'tnl 111111 Goo Mo1ro 2 OOOrt 4 Cylifl. dtr. Aulo Air '3 000 Milts $510001!0 741).-- 1Hf Ford PIIJ f150 4 WO ~ tomaUc Air Tllr Cruise 94 000 Milts 351 V 8 A•llng S7 000 740-211H457 Al!orHM or... For Silo 185 MF Tn1c10r r ''""' ~ t.oa<~tt ne 80'Ao esoo 1<10-~21• Wreektd 88 T•mpo for plrlt ~ !00101: etc 1o100 7<10-!MIJ. 89 Ford Ranger XLT Extended v.e a1< cruliO 1llt tiCIIIenl COnditiOn no fUll Cell & ~ 72 000 m1111 14700 740 049 25-13 1879 Jeep CJ 5 good cond $2,100 304-67JI.4033 P 0 8o• 2821 AIOOnl OhiO 4570 t by October 12 t tea •t 2 00 p m S.lt.r restrVIII right to rojoel ony ar all bldl For moro 1r> fOf'matiOn or to ue truck ~ call7olo-m 3705 aflor 5 00 p m ~~AM~ 1988 Oldl Della 6S 1160 090 1olo-m 3331 ofttr~ 1989 Coovy Cavalier z 24 5 spc~ 740-388-8566 1986 Ford 150 Looks Good And Runs Good $3 500 740 441 PO Ao. 614 Ripk. WV 2ll71 8cyl American rac)ng wheell 1919 S4 soo oo 740-367 nss lllarp 13150 304-e75-41M 188'9 Multang Looks 1 Aunt Good 11150 740--74411 1990 DOdge Oak011 Wl!h Topper 4 WO Can Be Seen On Rt 588 1998 Hondo 450 E& 4 w""'ltr 1 Monll! Ofd 741).37H381 1-800-585-7101 or 446-7101 a ~-~~~~le~ave~~-~~00~~~ 1993 Ford F 250 4/wd turbo dl• Ill t 740-44&-9317 1992 lumina ASS Euro t4dr 1995 Chevy S 10 Vortec V 6 S S!M!e<l 3!l 000 miles Air AM-FM Cunne can 1 4 0 245--&teo or 304 675 4062 m1111 one owner 1891 K1w111kl EX5 S900 740 31133 011 1100-273-9329 446-4110 790 ISI96 Foftman "'oo 4X4 Snow Slade Stick Stopptts Floor boardl Baekllll Padl lnel 810 Home lmprovemenll LOCATION IIQEMEHT WATERPROOfiNG 414 Third Gallipolis t.oell re1erenc11 tu"'l ilhe<l El 11115 Cll1 24 Hrl j7ol0) 4-48.0670 1600 267 ~76 Aog AIJploaneo PartJ And Soo\'1co AI Name Brandl Over 25 Years Ex ptfltnce All Work Guaranteed FlinCh Clly Mlyt1g 740 Hf n95 Big Alvar Pilln!lng Paon!lng lniOI> or & E•rettor No JOD Too Big Or Snwtu7~70 C&C General Home Main tenence Patnllng ~ l nyl t iding carpentry doort windows baths rr'IOblle home tepair and more For ''" estimate call Chtt 740 992 f323 I 441 0262 379 2184 245 0022 ~~~~g:~ TO PURCHASE Consider thos fairly new home that LIVIng room formal dining area of cabinet space 2 baths on basement with poured concrete all.,j;enc:h basement to outs1de to covered Attached 2 garage plus detached metal building Ove1 4 acres that has recently been surveyed Nice p~vate setting Lots more call for m01e Information 11028 BIG BEND REALTY, INC. R-n D. Wood, Broloor 510 Seccmd A... ~ Gdlpollo, OH .5631 (1~) 446-7101,... 1~00-allll-1101 Days While Whirlpool F!afr gera or $125 Can Alter 5 oo 740 446 9066 Real Estate General Martha Sm1th Cheryl Lemley Duna Atlla Kenneth Amsbary ................. Offered by: WISEMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. (740) 446·3644 $167,500 Taxes $309/yr Proltllionat 20yrs uperlenc:e with 111 mesooery btk:k btock 6 ttone Alto room addttlone gl rages tiC Fr11 IIIIMIIII 30._ 1·304·273·2940 n:l-9550 840 Electrical and Campert & Refrigeration • Motor Home• 28ft Camper llttPS 6 ltOvl WI oven furnace tlol wat•r healer ffldg wlfr11zer roof alf 52 800 1181 Nomael Hit contained 740- Re11denlial or commercial wiring new Hrvlce or repairs Malter Ll cenud electrici an ~ldtnQur Electrical WV000308 30• 876 17911 245-5713 017-M:J:J 741).245-11504 441 1919 • .... 742 3171 J79 no9 ... II 245 5855 " ' f Chet11lre area Call VI=• 388 66261..6-8908 Some AC '""'-~:J 'ill REDUCTION IN PRICE! ENTICING CEDAR RANCH L shaped home thai offers lois of ltvmg space 4 Balhs super nice kitchen wllh REDUCED! OWNERS LOWERED THEIR PRICE ON THIS BRICK HOME $10,400 001 3 bedroom6 large llvong room dining area country kitchen tun custom made wood cabtnets basement mcludes large dining room wnn skylights walk out basement lnground family room/roc room bar & eXIra storage pool lola more to numerous and laundry There Is approx 34 to mention In lhls ad lOlling acres lhal Purahaae wit an acre lot for bl Ideal for eo me $129 900 for house & approx caltle barn/shed 39 acres $159 9001 Call for C..'!"'IPie!e lls!lngl 11 MOTIVATED SELLER! DROPPED PRICE TO $79,900 lmmaculala kepl1 112 slory home thals been exlenslvely remodeled 3 Bedrooms large living room dining area kitchen Detached oversized 2 car garage NICa view ot the Ohio River nice sized lawn Too Polstbll•lllel and Rant the Other! 140 acre pius farm lor sale near Addison th s large 9 bedroom house 2 bedroom Located ptoperty o"ers a mce 3 bedroom 1 bath ranch with large 1/v ng 100m and kitchen with plenty ol c:ablnett Two car garage wltt1 2 bedroom 1 bath apartmenl can help vou wlth the mof1gage payment Prlced 11 $69 MlO Thla II one worth ca~lng on ID ........_,_ • I II ·• ~ house 48 x 62 bam 28 x 50 barn and 30 " 60 bam eo acres llllab!e 80 acres m 11ed pasture and woods t.ocatecl In Waii'\IJI Town1hlp Perfect tor the rarmer as well as m•nv other uses Over $300 000 11232 Tradlllone1 Oollghlll appraclalo the Yfork owners have put nlo th1s beautltul 2 sto y home Wllh a most a contemporary lee th s 4 5 bedroom home st II malnta ns a trad llonal noo plan 1v ng room and dining room !bOth separate) large tam l'f room a light drencl'1ed kllchen and breaklast nook Also roorn/r•oc features a. large master bedroom on tho ground I oor with o wulted 205 North Second Ave. leport, OH 11 D07 I y .. ~~~~~:~::;~~I ; ~l'i;,l;h~i},l~n! ·~, ~ ce ling and gas log I r€1placo Hard wood floors accont several roo hs ..... Real Estate General basement 2allcarLargo ga(age 2 348 1u Henry E Cleland Jr 992-2259 til Realty 25 LOCUST ST· GALLIPOLIS Audrey F Canaday, Broker M!lry P. Floyd, 446-3383 • new two story colomal 3 BA 2 1/2 bath, LA & FA 01n1ng room w1th hardwood floors, oak tqm ftreplace 1 1/2 car garage Appraisal greater than ask1ng pnce Beaut1ful l,..ooklng For A Nice 4 Bedroom Home Thllt Won t Break Your Blink Account? This ts your opportunity Very ntce 2 Story with 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 baths.llvrng room drmng room eat 1n kitChen woth large eating area and frreplace and tsrge family room Nice patio/deck and recreattonal outside complete thB pocture Th•s home has ·~~dc~r~~emodeled with new roof new srd1ng new 1 and much much more Owners are anx1ous to sell $129 9001206 12811 1 WOODED land In !he Washers & Dryers S95 &- Up Recondlt a ned Cluaranteed 45 ~anaday Shem L Hart .......... ;.742-2357 Kathleen M Cleland 992-6191 992-2259 _ ~ ... a hop skip town Fam1ly home wrth comlort In mond' 4 BR s (large maS!sr bedroom w11h large walk In close! & bath) 2 baths cule country kllchen wilh polio doors lhallead 10 a rQfresh ng lnground r give us a call 10 set up an app01nlment to see this one You will be SOLDI 11019 1------~ RIDGE ROAD App1ox 18 ac1es remodeled 1 1/2 story flame home naw 1ua•uo''" payne windows carpeVvlnyl floorlng l elo•o••·ic base board heat P01ch and deck 1 ae•ra1•>r septiC appliances 3 bedrooms 1 3/4 1""'"' · Possible free gas ava lable wdh Kramer Gas.. A!;KINIG $75 000 IN THE COUNTRY NEAR CHESTER SECLUDEO SETTING 1tong SA 7 4 27+ Acres 1~ X 70 16 yeor Old mob le home n great cond111on plus room add tons tor a total POMEROY Stately Story New England l.,ng space of 1 367 sq h plus porches and Colon al This home has many updates and garage Large garden and room to roam conta ns 10 rooms 4 or 5 bedrooms 1 112 ASKING $54 800 baths 2 900 sq h In all plus anlc basemen! and garage Haldwood floors lois of space ram ly room rec room too many features to I Sl Ca ll lor your show ng All on one aero n With a pass ble Atver Vtew n Rae ne Some restricted to stngle w de te rs and some not Call for more POMEROY MULBERRY AVE JuSl minutes from lawn and local goode school Thla home Is 1eady for you One floor 1rame wilh vinyl siding Newer root new carpelihg paneling drywall new utility room All new kotchen lhal Includes range refrlge1a1or dlshwaahel I I 1 3/4 balhs 2 bedrooms living & room Newer electnc wiring box rear I large fronl porch atloc area pall MIDDLEPORT 2 Slory Older BliCk Building I ~~:~~:~;r'0 1 car garage large lol Wllh slorogo w th commercial area downslairs apanmenls upslalrs ASKING $30 000 2 It I Very n ce home you really must see apprec1ato 1l ASKING $55 000 110m1 tor lh s Vinyl home room kitchen flont Call to see lhls one AFFORDABLE MEl Older 2 story home wllh view of OhiO R1ver N ce level 60 x150 app1ox IO\ which has chain link fencing Sl!uated al Add ison Immediate possesSion $20 s wlll buy me ~1012 a • Owner has VIBW tO the lullest extent Ful finiShed basement with k tchen lovely Slone 1~replace nforma.l ltvrng room handcrafted k tchen cabinets and oak tr m Too many amen ties to ment1on Must call for your own pr vate 1887 522 MULBERRY HEIGHTS! Alum sided ranch with peved drive level easy to malnlaln lawn living room kolchen 2 bedrooms lOIS Ol ctose1 space In !his home & more ,1002 Cheryl Lemley 742-3171 Racine ere1 Lovely ranch home w11h three bedrooms ramtly room full basement shualed on approxlmaloly 39 acres Home Is heated w th a heat pump and nas a nice shelter house Sells for $55 000 00 11050 • TRY THIS ONE ON FDA SIZE N•~e pnvale sellong close 10 aob Evans Farm over 41 acres comes wilh 1hls roomy ranch home that has 4 bedrooms 3 baths tamlly room k1lchen dining room living room & more Very welt kepi Land well mafnta nod City schools 11047 AMERICAN HOME with 3 4 bedrooms large IMng room dining area/family room combo equipped kitchen la'llo deck on rear approx 2 acras PRICE REDUCED! Full basement w/dlvkhtd rms 2 fireplaces central air 1052 aq tt 12180 one and llv1ng room upslairs kitchen and bath downstairs Also a 3 badroom mobile homo All sillong on approx 3/4 acre $30000 MIDDLEPORT N 3rd A ranch style home lhat Is only 7 old Home has 3 bedrooms 2 belha and a storage bulldinog. Also hae aiding Anderson windows and some WARRANTIES ARE INCLUDED on all most everylhlng wllh this newer home L shaped ranch with I comes wllh 4/5 beCSrms 2 full bathe & 3 other 112 oalhs Beautllul wndlng ltalreaet In toyer Qraat kll 2/breaktasl rem ceram c: !lie floors LA w/tireptace Central a r screened porch area abOve 2 car gar can be an apt Owners are moving ancl reouced the price Still 000 12011 NEW !tlf Sunsh ne 16 x80 outstanding mobile home wnn a oec11 special\ cabinets wlndowt & llUilt in music center 3 SA 2 baths btautlful11 ac m/1 VLS 36 8 882• ~~~o town "' (2) II(IPIICOI kll & grolt om combO 2 car garage t150 000 112 lbatha formal LA DR entert~nment area on the lower tevel 41h floor can be an apt Al10 second ham• In need c1 repair z bedrm• 2 balhl LA OR bsmt ~~ .· ' POSSIBLE cOii.:Miiii_CIA~.~I homo wilh 1/2 balhs I kilchen and full basement one car attached garage Agent Ow11sd . 50 "CRES ol vacant property on Rowesville Ad In Gallla County Hand dug and drillsd wells on •"e Eteclrlc available 15 acre hayfield some limber Very secluded Owner will take a land conlract S42 000 LINCOLN POMEROY DRIVEA lo! of work has gOne tnto th s one and RAINBOW RIDOE·Approx 9 acreo woth a nice building site one hall story home Newer v1nyl s d ng roof carpet heat pump thermo w ndows It currenlly has a mobile home on lhe sile Also Included 1s a 12 • 21 shed $15,000 I MIDDLEPORT· A ranch s!yfa home v;lth 3 bedrooms S1ts on a corner lol and lies a 1enced yard Has a separale 2 room building lhal was used as a recording stud1o and another outbuilding lor storage $511,500 POMEROY A one story home with 3' bedrooms dmlng area good sized ltvlng room kitchen and one beth Has a nice senlng with over an acre or land Nawer heal pump and deck 545,000 ' 982-56112 ' 849-2131 11411-2131 ..............849-20411 982·1444 !1112·2888 4 ~ bedrooms balhs lormal Dining Room and Livtng Aoom crvstal chandeliers throughout lull basement with complete kitchen atonB WBFP; Bedroom w/gu f repltce garage tanclscaped lot Exclut1ve vlew•ng with VIrginia L Smhh 448 680C!I 1173 PAIME DEVELOPMENT 117 AC MIL CIOII to & nospl!al Old 110mo ano ··-w•" 11ery n ce ldtle t ser. d you to the poor larrrt AU the major work has been done furnace cenlral &If roof plumb ng hot water tank siding windows wtnng to br ng lh s older hOm& up to date condJtlon1ng 3 bedrooms 1 112 baths bv ng room dining room and tat In k tcMn make this twJme wvell wonh tM $58 500 price tag ~----' - '. retreat for campmg or mea ptaoo to build a new home or place a mobile home counly water and electric already n tacl 11004 ~ 13002 Chermlng 4 story brick & 11 nyl I'IOme bu ft rv the day of Wlf;E & ROSES 8/8 bodomo 4 hurry 12171 BIDWELL. AAEA 3 bedroom 2 bath home that has had some remO(IeUng In 1991 on a nice corner 101 at~d at an unbelievable price f47100 00 14 PLUS ACRES that would make a great weekend LOTS! Each being approx 51l x1 00 C<lmplela W/UIIIiiiBS 24 x30 frame garage & anached 12 ><20 shed living In 3600 IQ ll ranch w!flnished baaemenl: 2 112 baths . or less priced to eell and call for a cab nets anached garage over 1 6 acre lot approx Th s ts one you must see to apprec ate 11011 m/1 36 acroa mn J13UOO VLS 388 8626 12117 CIT'! L.OCATION Grell Lincoln Pk Pomeroy Call V rg nla 12830 COUNTRY LIVING with a ~or all Information 44&.6808 mini farm 13 acres more or less -~ wllh a 3 bedroom double wtda and a barn greet paature land 12;49 RIO GAANOE AREA 3 bedroom' ranch with !5 acres mote 3 bedrooms 2 baths lrvrng mce krtchen w/oak (oom $45 000 00-Broodwly Strut 2 Story home w1th lots of character .q bedrms 2 beths" vinyl Siding electric heat pumps Central air nice level lots 11005 J. JOIOI LA OR kit w{buln tn BBQ great are only a few of tne aman111os s tualed on eo acres 1n lhe Village of Pomeroy and only $37 000 11045 .I value for 1on'16 one neadlno plenty ot space 4 large bedrma 3 MEIGS· COUNTY 360 RIVERVIEW DRIVE POMEROY ThiS home has 11 alii Bu11he most exc111ng fea!ure IS the view of lhe -- ·'~ • 1120117 A TERRifiC HOM! Real location ne<llo town Let us show •1 to you 11037 >~ewing In ~ LOADS OF POTENTIALD Over 16 acres that has lots $28 500 00 s tho new p11ce of road lronlage ' 1WO large of thiS 25 ac1e approx 1 ac1 of buildings {1) 44x195 molal land and Dlder remodeled 1 building with loading dock 1/2 story home Barn & m1sa which Is currently used as a buildings lmmed1a1e veal calf operation (2) possession LOIS Of updating 50<180 melal pole building bu1 sllll needs some TLC used as storage machinery etc Plus 1 1/2 story dwelling 11008 equipped kitchen bath LR 11029 $49 900 25 Gavin Stroot Cute 3 be(jroom ranch home ACREAGE I Over 11 ~ acres w1th IIJtng room eat tn wllh lots of road fronlago kitchen small TV/play room Acreage combtned wrth lhat has shdmg doors lha! woodland tillable & paslure leads to rear deck to fenced land Pubhc water ava lable 11040 rn back lawn 1 car garage 11911 RUSTIC STYL.E PRIVATE SETTING $26 600 00 s the OWNER REDUCED PRICE ask1ng pnce lor th1s 3 ol th s 51 ~ere m/1 1ract of bedroom mobile home and land to $55 000 00 2 County lot Complete wnh delached water laps Ouiel country garages extra storage sell ng Lois of road 1rontage buildings Lots of nco shade tree~ sel on your front porch 11000 and enjoy the pnvacy 110411 OhiO Aver L.ltillzed lhtS will ... .. 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''' Unlan mower• .ct Car m onaelt Farlll & Lawn mldwer ' Sunday, October 4, 1998 710 Autol for Sale 610 Farm Equipment OoiO on Jaa.""' Pille 7<10-4A6 ---blby-IM Wt buy anbques-eM parut or Upper Body And We ght Bench System With Star Stepper At tacned 740..245-9007 s,oo 610 Farm Equipment "' fo<d farm - 080 - 30H75 ' I\M1I etttllonl S2 300 31124 AKC Mtmature PGOd e Male 1 11 AERATION MOTORS • Watertln• Spteial 3/4 200 PSI S21 15 Por 100 1' 200 PSI 992 5623 540 Miscellaneous Merchandlee 7~ $750 7...,...1-9&16 OIAB£TIG- PATIENTS You May Bu:r or se ll Atvtrlne Anltquu 1 124 E Mam Street on Rt 124 Pomtuov Hours M T 10 am to600pm Sunday 10010 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Ruu t ,_, .Comptete Kltchtn Cabmtl Set Oollbte S•nk & CooK Top lnclud od Antlqun -wARMUP!• 909-2217 FARf.1 SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK • Sunday,Ckrtober4,1998 --·--· ,, -·. '. . • ·' ~~ . -... _,, tl"'' ,.,..~ Were Selling Time! ThaiS wMt a conven erH location w II save you Greet local on In !own close to schools Remodeled oldet houso tn Good' condllton With 3 bedrooms 2 baths lamlly roon and more Features a V1iry duup lot wth an r.nground pool If your t me s 11n1Xlrl8nt to you we o here to helpll $116600 f207 Nestle 1wO on s des this oeaullut htlltop meadOw sen ng offers a view that Vou worked hard seem ngly goos on for eve on !he you've arr ved Yeur pos hon s otner IWO :~tdas Perlect sun&et one ol succer.s al'ld your hOme V18WS can bl entoyW from the should reflect lh1S Th S bt'Mct new deck olth1s outstand ng COYntry 2 Cape Cod wtth wrap around story home Only three years old oflers over 3 000 sq tt of th s home has features 100 construction Laroe master 1 nume1ous to be ncluded n thiS rna n floor f replace n hv ng ad bYt belteve us tt s worth • formal d n ng room bt'eakfasl look HardWOOd floors dress 1hls 4 n k tcnen laundry room and bed{oom hOme up w1th • countty bath complete the " flat~ Plenty or space tn the Up$tairs otters 2 la1ge gorgeous ki1c1'1en Is highlighted with lots ol storage space tun Wltn a Vaulted ce tmg 3 and fintshed room whiCh coutd bathrooms full basement barn ,.,, bedroom den or rec and 20 acres are just a lew Items I ~~~":~ 2 car garage plus an a tong list of amenit• Call tor 1( garage more ln~matlon Green Twp landscaped pond 5 U5 aetas 1220 Pnce<lat $259 900 lt02 All Tl'ila For Undtr That s What ~ 11 be say1r.g th 1s hOm& In the $pt1ng VRIIey BfH Offering largo LR & arge DR open to the k tchon 3 8~ s 2 baths ~ car garago plus a fantastic 2<4 11 12 seroenod u porch Located at 559 Jav Or ve and pr~ at only $77 900 You belfer hurry and take a lOok todavll no2 IB @ WISEMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. '" O• (740) 446-3644 """"'U"' E Matl Address w1seman@zoomnet net DAVID WISEMAN, BROKER,GRI - 446-9555 Loretta McDade 446-7729 Carolyn Wascll· 441-1007 Sonny Garnes 446·2707 I �Page DB·~ • 1 •-...~ ,. ' ' More ·worries about Wheat soars.on Austral_ ian cold spell . hedge funds, plenty .i7 of uncertainty about on, the global economy By CUFF EDWARDS AP Business Writer W~ futures ruse •harply Fri<.bY, the Chicago Board of Trade amid indications a c.old •nap in Au"ralia damaged lhat country'~ crop. boosling the pot<nlial for American export.< at a time of weak worltl demand. ' By KAREN SCHWARTZ IMF ~.aid if the U.S. economy weak- ~ On other market~. ~ugar futur~< AP Business Writer · eqs more than e~pected. ·a global slumped. while crude oil rose in late • Regulator; defended their decision recession can'l be ruled out. tmding. to mtervene on hehalf of a flounder· The effects if the slump are Wh.at.futures posled sharp gain• mg 1 hedge fund. and the Fedeml already tieing feh domestically. The amid repons that a recent frost in Re•crve cut< a key interest rate. hop· nation's unemployment.nle rose to Au•tralian could reduce that coun- · ing to g1ve the economy a boost. 4.6 percent ini .Seplember. •a.< job try's crop by as much a.< 3 million A look at what happened in busi· ·growth fell to' lhe slowest level in metric tons. n«• th" pa.st week : nearly three years. Australia is lhe world 's founhHEDGE HELPER President Clinton said the "ecorilarge>t exponer hehind the United 1 W11h 1he spotl ight now on hedge omy remains very solid" and noted . Stalos. Canada and the European (und<. Federal Reserve . Chairman · that unemployment has remained . Union. but it recently h;u; won much Alan Gr~en<pan defended the deci· be)ow 5 percent for 15 consecutive . of the A<ian expon business because ' >i on .by regolators to broker a $3.6 months. . its relative proximity reduces •hiphi! lion privale bailout of Long-Term He plan.< to panicipate oo Monda~ · ping cO.ts for a region scrnping for Capital Managelj'lent LP. when finance ministers and central· save every penny ·it can. Gree nspan says the intervention bankelll from .around the glohe meet · While market punicipants said the late 1"'1 month wa< necessary to head in Wa<hington· to discuss ways 10 full extent of the September frost will off the n<k of a " fire sale" that could resiore world stability. not be known for weeks. the une~· have funher damaged th"< U.S. econIn other economic news. a key pectedly high damage estimat~s omy al· a lime of globa llurmoil. gauge of future economiC activity boosted prices' in a market that has Meanwhile. Anhur Levill, chair· remained unchanged in Augusl. sig· been searching for good .news. The man of the Securities and Exchange oaling the economy will conlinue U.S. Agriculture Depanment earlier Commi,sion. says it's possible that growing. but at a slower clip. inlo ·thi s week reponed American stock· more ~edge funds may he in !rouble. ne~l year. The Conference Board's · piles as of Sept. I had risen to an Nobody knows for sure how many lnde< of Leading Economic Indica· eight·ytar high because of weak hcd~e fu nd are out there. Expensesli· 1ors held sleady at 105.5 in A~gust, demand. Farmers also harvest~d the matl! there ure us many a.' 4,000 Or'! -target with economists' expecta- large!<>t crop in right yea,rs. the gtwdome•tlc and offshore hedge funds tions. ernment reponed. · The Conference Board, a private Wheat for December delivery rose ·con trolli ng as much as $400 billion in inv9 1or eyuity. research group, also reponed that 7 cenls to $2.76 a bu,hel'. · Bui. Leviu says, the Long-Term Americans' confidence in the U.S. Sugar futures plummet~d nn the . Capi lal si tuation " is probably prelly economl"' fell for a lhird straight Board nf T[ a<k of the Cily nf New cx1rcmc " month in Septembe~ to its lowest lev· York as world supplies grow,. while Long-Term Capital Management el in almost a year. The index of con· demand shrinks. - dkctively an unregulated mutu· . sumer confidence fell 7.1 points to S<>uth Africa will harvest 15 per· al lund for rich investors- got into . 126 in September from a revised cent mure cane >Ugar thi s year than trouble after ils managers used lheir 133.1 in August. last after lale·sea><m rain s helped the hi gh credentials to borrow va.sl sums Separately, the government repon· crop. according Ill a U.S. auache and then m~de spectacular gambles ed lhat .sales of new homes plunged repun . That comes nn lnp of an on ,the money. Because lax regulation 4.4 percent in Augusl, held back by expecled huge crop in Br.tzi l. the allows · hedge funps 10 cloak their the worst drop in the South in three world '.< largest gmwer. I he EU and inveslrnen l strate•ies in secrecy, years. other producing cnuntries. ., Market participams a. lsn ar.e con· inve~turs who now fear staggering Y losses had linle else 10 goon. ··, ·cerned 1hat economic ' trnubl~s in The bailout, by a group of major Hewlett-Packard BmLil smn will fmce that country to banks and brokerage firms, was facil· devalue its currency. resulting. irl a ilated by the Federal Reserve Bank of CUtting 2,500 jObS lloud of expurts as iiS pruducls New Yurk. ~· PALO ALTO, Calif; (AP) _ . become cheaper on world markets. ECONOMIC UPHEAVAL Hewlett-Packard Co. plans 10 cut as World invenluries. in the mean· Hopi ng lo lessen the impacl of the many as 2,500 jobs, the latest highNew member of AAA worldw ide economic crisis. the Fed· . tech business 10 slash coSis due 10 lht <ral Reserve cut a key interest rate for Asia slump and slowing demand for ' GALLIPOLIS • Kimberly Evans Gallipolis. is a new junio~ member of 1he first time in nea rl y three years. personal compulers. •the American Angus As~o~iation The quarter-point cut in the federnl The big maker of compulers. according to Dick Sptider. executive fund.s rate to 5.25 percent on Tuesday printers and high·tech accessories vice president of the national organiwas [o llowe<l by a quarter-point cut had already announced. a $150 mil· in the banks' prime lending rate to lion restruciUring charge this quarter zation with headquarlers in St. · 8.25 percent. That means slighlly to pay for belt-tightening mea<ures. Joseph. Mo. lower borrowing cosls for millions of Hewleti·Packard said Friday that Americans on everything from auto it expects 2,500 of its 127,200 workloa ns to home equity lines.of credit. ers 10 accepl voluntary severance . The Fed's action had been wide· offe!ll, inCluding about 800 in Silicon ly expected. and investors·had hopi!d· Valley. . . • for something ' more. A selloff in Hewleii-Packard also is moving stocks knocked nearly 6 percenl off some employees and manufacturing the Dow Jones industrials from Tues' to less e~penslve sites, ~losing most day ·to· Thursday ·before it bounced of ils facilities during ihe Decemher back. The Dow slill ended lhe' week holidays, curbing new hirin8 and with a hl\s uf 244.08 points. or 3 per- reducing e•penses·~uch a.s travel. And cenl. whe n it closed at 7.784.69 on company manage"' are swallowing a Friday. 5 percenl pay cui this quaner. ln veslors also were reacting IO dis· In olher recent cost cuttings. In lei turbing news fium the lntemational Corp .. the world's .largest maker of Mon<tary Fund. which said the computer chips, cut 3.'000 jobs and worldwide economic turmoil ' has Motorola Inc . shel•ed plans ror a $3 cost millions of jobs and more lhan billion memory-chip planl in Vir$6!Klhi llion in glohal output. And the ginia. • • ' . time. are expecled to ri..e sharply a< The three oil producer- were the ghlbal economic cri•i• continue!~ meeting Friday in Cancun. Mexico. to reduce demand. and said they were not di..,.,.sing furMarch world sugar fell ~nl. or ther output cuts, but the rnarl<et has 3.5 percent. to 7.35 cenls a pound. heen •urpri<ed before aboul unexCrude oil futures jumped in late peeled a!lruments aod investolll did trJding on the New York Mercantile 1101 wanlto take any chances. 1llere Exchange a,, in\·e!dors covtred the nlso wa.' talk the thnte producer.; may po"ibility that Saudi Arabia. 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"Sis'ter" giant pumpkins grown hy Clay will be di splayed in Charleston, ONE GIANT PUMPKIN- Jerrod Clay had great success In his W.Va., and at Bob's Market in Galpumpkin patch this summer. He grew this 548.5-pound pumpkin, . )ipolis. which will be on display at Bob's Market In Mason, W.Va., for the Next spring, giant pumpkin seeds next few weeks. · ,• will . be given away at the Syracuse greenhouse of Don and Linda Hub· inch peat pots n~ar the end of April watered slowly with alleast .an inch bard. grandparents of Jerrud. He. is · or early May. explained Kneen. Then or more a week during the morning the son of Donna Pelerson and Mark when the firsl true leaf is fully or early afternoon hours so that the Clay. ' · expanded- about two weeks la!er foliage, has timew dry before dark. Growing giant pumpkins can be a - the planls should be lransplanted This. he explained. helps prevent the fasci nat ing experience. · · oulside, but protected from ·spring's spread of leaf di sea.ses. But. as Hal Kn.een. Meigs Coun· frost. According to Kneen, stem slress ty ext~n s ion agent, points ouL before He said growin g space iri'the·gar· can be a inajor problem. Because of you can'master the ·an of growing u den is imponan1: Each plant should the size and fast growth of the giant , giant, you have to become familiar be allowed approximately 2,500 pumpkins they require training vines \¥ith lhe basic principles of growing square feet and while the area sounds and root pruning to prevent stem pumpkins. . quite large, it is essential for the vine breakage and splitting . · An early start in lhe spring is nee· growth. . . Weeds. on the, 01her hand, are se l· essarY for growing giant pumpkins jn Pumpkins, Kneen noted, prefer tlom a problem, said Kneen. particua season. Seeds should be sown indi· long hours of sunlight. Because they larly if the seeds are planted in well· vidually and staned indoors in 12 are shallow root~d, they should be prepared bed, ~~-- --·- ·· , . -~ . •. ' li''' . .. . . . · WAS$11 ,990 • a1 - V-6 1 al.,ltOma11C, Air. 1-ctoor, a,n.power. low miles. 4 -door.alr, cassene. low trade . • presided over the weekend's festivities In this period costume. FESTIVAL QUEEN- Jamie Drake, the 1998 Big Bend Sternwhe!!l Feetlval Queen, rode In the lloat during Saturday's parade. She itfent li ed under oath ... 'that is enough againsl posi-Civ.il War President Andcew Johnson. ,. , R<'p. Burney Frank.'D-Mass.; said some Republicans teared the charges . were not enough lo justify impeach· ment proceeding.< and therefore want· ed to " adopt a resoluii·o n that says let's look around , let 's see what we can find." ""'*"""'* Comics 9 Friday. altauking other as tax · plan . saying, "You're not going to Edit orials Local · 2 3 Sports 4&5 rai se rs. Fisher at-cuses Tuft of being "simply out of IIllich with Ohiu ... Taft claims Fisher's $1.1 bi llion propeny lax -cui plan will break the bank - and make s the point with a piggy bunk ~racking o~n. The TV commercials focus on believe this one." The ad harkens lo llJX _l to label Fisher as ··the legislator whose dedJing vote passeU the lurgc:-.t im:ome- . ·' Lotteries OHIO Super Luttu: 6- 10 - ~ J. ,l,l-.lY-45 Kicker: 4 -,5 · 7·~ · 7-'i Pick .1: X·.l· .l: l'il'k 4: <).6-S-.l W.VA. Daily 3: 7-X-7: Daily 4: .1-6-X-6 1'!'1~ Ohw \ ',ilk~ l' n i'IIJ ,Iun~ t'u Republican Bob Taft and Democ· rat Lee Fisher released television ads ~arh lloat, made to 'r esemble a sterJlwheeler. On board was a· barbershop quartet. lax inaea-.,e in ,Ohio hi :-.tor}r." The claim r~krs to th e 'JO percen1 ...;urcharge ~1pp rnved during then -Gpv. Richard Celeste's lirst )~•~r in lllfi~.·e . The Ohio Senate pas.ed Ihe issue 17· Fishl!r's ad assails Taft's record as 10 on a pan y-line vote . Fi~her, then a Hamilton County commissioner in a st ale senator. voted r{)r tht! tax. but the .19KO-.. It ·charges that Tafl voted his·was not the tinul ordeL·iding vote . Tafl'.< aJ daim < Fisher'• plan will to increase spending 92 percent whi le propeny taxes soared ~6 .5 percent. · ··· kad t~l another huge- ta \ mcrease ." making th~ count y's t :.t~es t~ high- :-.ome issues that date back 15 years. • • By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Cold and rainy weather re<ultcd in a poorlumout for the tina! day ur fes tivities at the Big Bend Stern~hecl Festival. bUt the event was ~ till ~uc ­ t..:essful. according to Dnnna Davis ot' the Big Bend Stemwhe~l Cummiuee. Davis said that the parking lot was fillc~ with lestival·goers un Frid:iy even ing for the kamoke ·!\huw nn the stage. but attendance on Saturday wa!" seri.ously atTecled by Ihe poor weath· er. Several activities. irwJudin g :1 par--J.de. contesls and entertainment by K_nightstar were st.:~eduleJ thro~ ~ out the day on Saturday. · The crew of the P.A. Denny cnns·iJercd Glnc~ling its fireworks crui:,e llue to'the inclement weather. bul p_rocee Je-d. ;~~:corc.Jing to Davis. The firev.. urh ..-.ptm'\ored by the Ohio Lut- .' 5 ,, The :~d includes slow·molion, viden of Tuft talking. "Rubert Tafl II." the ad condudes. "Simply out of touch with Ohio." Taft's adju_mps on Fisher's tax-cut .~ ilent 10 6-H \' · o.1 Rrro. TX NMI ~I C(lJ*Itond ....... ~..._, ~~ DOAITOS. ~nos LoF. IotACWO Ctoii:E~A 30'S ll'l03CI'S lOfO M loiMOt¥ ~- WIC AlcOI.Int , 11111 PI!PSI. PI'Ps.-<:ol.A DIET PEPSI, loiOUNfAlt.l DEW DET t.IOUNTitlol [)fW IW.I...OWEI:I!I FUN HOtJS( PAATY-..! .......... o.;.be''*9'.,. ~ o:IP'If*Co. lrc ~.:nm m er,ials. est in Ohio. Calcndur Clussifieds Weal her Off ·for Ohio governor is heating up. <U leo.lst "when it t.:omes tO cmnpaign STERNWHEEL FLOAT - Ohio Valley Bank of Gallipolis Joined .the sternwheel festival fun during Saturday's parade, with this colorful I 1 The race wheel Festival Parade, which also Included several miniature cars. ' P.A. Denny's fireworks display closes out Sternwheel Festival Gubernatorial race heats up, at least in TV commercials COLUMBUS (AP) - VINTAGE FIRE TRUCK - , The Shrlnera, al•••••R popular In local parades, added a vln,ft~& ;,,,.;,truck to their entry In Seturday's Stern· "What we have to do is resist an what is best for the country." to impeach and for him to be thrown efforl 10 keep goin g to try to move "This will be an emotional out of office," McCollum said. public opinion." Frank said. process, a strenuous process, because .Another Republican, Rep. Lamar Th~ GOP resolution asks the com· feelings are high on all sides of this Smith of Texas, said the president's miu ee to investigate : · whethersutli· question," Hyde, R· III., Said as _th e affair with a White House employee: ci~l}l grounds exist for th!! Hou se of panel began its opening statem enl s. half hi s age "is not just inappropri- Repre senlatives to exercise it.< con· He remmded members they were not ate, it is imn'loral." -.; tituti onal power to impeach William there to pass judgme nt on th e pre.<i· Democratic Rep. Charles Schumer lel'fer.<on Clinton, president Of the dent's co ndu ct but . "to ' decide of New York acknowledged lhal Un ited,~l <ues of America." .. whelher to look further or look Clinton's action\ were "wrong and Democrats countered with a pro· away." possibly ille gal " bur said "censure or posalthat is doomed to I<)Se in com• With the Republican majority on rebuk e and not impeachment i.< the miltee bul designed .to win points the' panel supponing a resolution to right punishment." . among voters. It would tirst S<t the . move ahead with the inquiry, there Repuhlicans, with their 21 - 16 standards for impeachment., deterappeared lillie chance the Democrals commince majority. said they were mine whether Starr's evidence met could shape the outcome . ·primed to approve a Watergale·slyle thai ~ri leria and begin an inquiry that Rep. John Conyers of Michigan. resolution th ~t includes neither a would end the Jay before Thanks· 1 lhe commilt~e's ranking_Democrat , timetab le nor subject lim its - eve n giving. It also would ' provide the said the nation's founding fathers !hough Independent Coun se l Ken· oplion for a censure of Clinton. ' "might shake lheir heads" at , the neth Starr's evic,lence was solely Starr, acting under the indel).~n· process as il has unfold ed. related to Clint on's relationship wilh dent counsel law,' refe rred' what he "Thi s is not Watergate. It is an Ms. Lewinsky. · considered subs1ai11ial and credible extramarital affair," Conyers said-of The heari ng opens· a path to an infOrmation on potential.ly impeachthe investigation of Clinton's rela- . impeachmenl inquiry 1hat will enter able otTenses com mined by Clinton. tionship with former White · House the hi story books. along ·with Water~ , Hyde said lhe commhtee was review-intern Monica Lew insky. gale and the impeachment case · in~ alle~a tions oftJeriory. 1997 FORD F-150, 4X4, OFF ROAD PACKAGE . 1997 TOYOTA COROLLA, 4-DOOR Padres move on to NLCS · with victory Page. 4 ( called for $15,834 1996 JEEP GR.AND CHEROKEE, 4X4,.RED · LRrodo, ;wtomClltC, 8ir,4·Cioor. au power.' WAS $20,990 $19,506 AuiOmBtJC. a1r . cassene. lowmiles Tomorrow: Panty sonny High: 70s; Low: 60 WAS $16.995 3 -dour, aulomahc. V-8, all -power, low ·miles . Mars ts Miami, ·Page 5 Martin wins UAW-GM 500, Page 5 Looking at other options, Page 1o Today: Partl~ sunny High: 70s; Low:. 50s By LARRV'MARGASAK "There is no suppon for any sug· Associated Press Writer gestion I hat the president obstrucled WASHINGTON - In an atmos· · justice or lampered wilh witnesses or phere blending constitutional solem· abused the power or his oftice," nily and partisan tension , the House Conyers sa id. Judiciary Commillee convened today Rep. Bill McCollum. R-Fia .. said to consider whether to open an it didn't muller whether the other impeaJ.:hment inquiry againSt Presi- ~ off~m:es could be proved. "Even if it dent Clinton. Chairman Henry Hyde were only shown to us that the pres- 1996 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER SE SPORT 7-passeng er.- V-6 , all power. IO'"V mnes.. ' Sports Judiciary Committee's inquiry looking at doing 'what is best' · . WAS $18.990 Weather Meig·s man's .pumpkin win·s festival accolades . WAS $24.995 1996 DODGE CARAVAN V -6. automahc. a1r. c:·ruiSe. 7-passenger AutomatiC, a1r , 4 -door $6,692 WAS $7,995 Oct. 5, 1998 Meigs County's " 5 spofild, lpw m1les. factory wananly Monday Su~y. ~ober 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpolls;-OH • Point Pleasant, WV 0 ' and Wendell from Ihe Rufus "B " II . The award fur the louJest whistle Several aw\lrds were presented to at the festival was presented 10 sternwhee\ c:.iptains al the festival'~ captains' dinner. which was helu Thomas of the C~eryl Lynn and the · aboard the PA Denny o.n Saturday captain of the Hobby Ill. Th e Sheilu ;.D'' was n!C(\gniled fllr evening. · Trophies were preSt!nled in the 101- having ;_ttlenJeJ the fe stival the mo~t. with a five~way ti e fur secumJ place: lowing categories: Preltiesl hoal , George Douglas!\. Lucy "B." Virginia, Jenny "B, " Ri ck captain qf Ihe Jean Mary. anJ Kenny Burden. Hobby Ill and P.A . .Ocnny. The Cheryl Lynn ami Roy "C" Hill or tho Eva Mac; .smallc.SI boat. Charles Bonnett nf l h~ Lucy "B'' anJ were recognized as the newe ~ t boons Oave Schlosser of the Old ·Glory: to the festival. Dick Manitold of the Roy "C" and biggest (non-commen.:ial ) t"K1al, DtlUgluss' Jean Mary and Jim Davis' Vir- Hoyt Fnntalhert of the Nora Je an ginia; most origin;1l , Lou Wendell of were. recognized as the most congethe Rufus "B" II. and "Heck" Heck· nhil captains . The Bi g Bend Slemwheel Festival herl. of tht: Sheila, "D:" ht'"l de L.'l;m Committee presented awards to each tions, JoHn Thoma~ of the Chery l, Lynn II and OIJ Glnry: newest hmll. captain ;.lttending the event. The din John Thomas of Ihe Cheryl Lynn II ner was >pon>orcd by the feslival and Tommy Howard of the B~mJa t.:omm iltee and !<-erved by Hart's· "J;" oldest. Davi.., and the VirtJini:\ Kt>untry Kitchen in Radne. • tery• .were the festival's finale . J ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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