https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/33baf4742930111f6e21ce91f83a7447.pdf 23ff6159855b8c8430eb6d54a989acfb PDF Text Text . Page 12 • The Dally 'Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport; Ohio .. ' • Friday, October 9, 1998 Along the River Apostolic Church of Christ To,.., Plaltoo a PHI Cbon:h of J..., Cbrial Apotlollc ..._,, Cltttrdo ot Cluill 212 W . Main St Sundoy School . 9 Lm. Wonhip - !Oa.m. Tuesday Sorvi«s • 7:30p.m. VanZandl and Ward Rd. Pastor: James Miller '' Sunday School . 10:30 a.'m. bening- 7:30pm.· ~~~ Sendee• • 7:30 p.m. Pomeroy Ka!htrin Foster Clergy · and Minister: Danny Bias Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m ., 7 p.m. Wednesday: Services - 7 p.m. Holy Sundly School II :00 a.m. www, fropct.net! --deanery romrroy w., ..kl, Churdo orCbrtsr Ub<rty Anrmbly or God Mason, W.Va. Pastor. Nell Tc:nnant Sunday Servia:!!>· 10.00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday Prayc:r Meeting - 7 p.m. Wedne5day Services · 7 p.m. 31057_State Roule 325, L.angsvlle PastOr: Dr. J.D. Young Hopo Baptist Cburdl (South.,.l Pastor: Jim Dilly S70 Orant St., Middleport Sunda)' school - 9 :3() a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p. .m. Dan•llle Holl..,. Church Middleport thufclt or Cllriol Slh and Main Pastor: AI Hanson Yourh Minisrer: Bill Frazier · Baptist Ro5t or Shlron HolinHS Church leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor; Rev , Dc'wey King Suriday s.chool- 19:30 a.m. Sunday wOrship· 7 p.m. Wedne5day prayer meeting· 7 p.m. lloa,.,.allow Rid&• Church orChrill Poutor:Te:rry Stewart Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servias · 6:30p.m. Zion Church of Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.143) Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.in. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. lnstrumen_lal Pastor: Terry SleW an Worship Service. 9 a.m. Communion· 10 a.m. P;l!'tlur. E. L1m~r O'Bryant Sund;t\' Schnol - Y:JO a.m·. wor .. hip ·. 10:45 a.m., 7:00p .m. Wednt:l>dl!Y Service~ . 7:00p.m. Hysoii Run Holiness Chur<h Sunday School· 10:15 a:m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday. Fint Baptist Chufch P.1:.tor: MJrk M(lrrow (Jfl! and P;d mc f Sl .. Mtddh:port Sund :l) Schuol - 9: 15 :.~ . m. Racine Flnl Bapllit Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Rutland Church or Christ Sund:iy School ·9:30a.m. Wednuday Services· 7:00p.m. · Silve)\ Run Bapllst Worship· !0:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Pas10r: Bill Lillie • Sunday School· JOn.m. Worship · 1I a.m. , §:30 p.m ..1 Wcdncsd<J)' Services• 6:.30 p.m. Mt. Union Baptise Pa~tor . Joe N. Sayre Sunda" School-9:45 a.m. Evc.ning .· 6:30p.m. Wcdnc:sday ServiceS • 6:30p.m. Pastor: David DeWitt Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. apd b p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. Rutland Community Church Pastor: Re\'. Roy McC.any Sunday School· 9:30a.m . Sunday Evening· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Bradford Chui'th of Chrlsl Corner of St. Rt 124 & Brudbury Rd. Minisler: Doug Shilmblin Youth Minister: !Jill Amberger Sunduy S.:hool - 9:30 :~.m. Worship - M:OU a.m., JU:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday ScrvicCs - 7:1.10 p.m . Hickory Hllia Church ofChriol '· Evangelist Mike Moore Bethlehem Baptist Churth ,. Grc:Jt Bend. Route 124. Riit:ine, OH Po•.,tor : Daniel Berdine Suoday-Scho(ll - 9:30a .m. Sunday Worship · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesda y llibk Sludy ·7 :00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will B.ll!ptist Chun:h ~H601 Sr. R1 . 7, Middleport 6und:J)' School · 10 u.m Ewnin~ · 7:30p.m. Thur~day Sl!rvicc:s • 7:30 Sunday School . 9 a.m. Wonhip · 10 •·!" .. 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 1 p.m. U~rty Jtnl1es E. Keesee Worship · IUa.m., 7 p.m. , Wednesday Ser\liccs - 7 p.m. · faith 8aplisl Church Rnilroac.l Sl., Mnson Sundny School · I0 a.m. Worship· llu.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnt'•H.Iay Service!. · 7 p.m. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswoo.d, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell ', Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m Sl. Poul Lulhonn Chun:h Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Frilz Sunday School· 9:45 a.m. Wors.hip ~ II a.m. Hartlord Churth oiChrislln Chrisii1A Union Hanford, W.Va. Pustor:Jim Hughes Sunduy School • II u.m . Wors~1p · Y:30 il.ff! ., 7:30p.m. Wednc~day Ser\lices- 7~ 30 p.m. · Fon:sl Run Dllptlsl Pa~lor ArilJ:-o-11urt Suntby Sdmol·· 10 u m W(H~hip · II am United Methodist Graham United MC.thodist Worship - IJ:3H il.m. (hi & 2nd Sun), 7:3(1 p.m. (Jrd & 41h Sunj W!!dno.:sdily Service. 7 : ~0 p.m. Church of God Mt Moriah Baptist Fnurtlt & Main S1 .. Midf.Jiepurt Pa,tnr: Rev. Gi lhcn Craig. Jr. ' Sund :~ y S!.:hool. 11:.10 a.m. Mt. Olhe United Methodli!il Off J 24 he hind Wilkesville Pustor: Rev. Rolph Spires Sunduy School- 9:3U 11.m . Won•hip • JO:J(l 11 .m., 7 p.m. Thursday Strvicc:-. • 7 p.m. · Rill' inc Paslor: Re'W . Jumcs S<illcrfidd Sunduy School· 9:4~ :~om . Evening . 7 p.rn . Wec.lne!->day Servi~.:cs . 7 p.rn Wor!'!hip . 10:45 a.m. Antiquity Baptl~t Sundu~' Sch01.1l· 9 : ~11 . n . m . Wor.,:hip . I0:45a .m Sund;~)· £"'cnfng · ll:Otl p.m. . Meigs Cooperallve Parish ~ Norlh~ast Clusler Airred Pil~tor: Sharon H ;1u~man Sund:1y S~.:hatll - V:-30 a.m. Worship - II a.m., ldO p.m. Rulland Cburth ol God . Paslor : Ron Hea1h , -.. Suoday Worship · 10 o.m., 6 p.m, Wednesday Services· 7 p.m . Rulland fn't' Will B·apti'st • '·Salem St ' fla.,ltlr : Rev. Paul Tay lor ~u nd~v School - 10 a.m. Ev"cnin!l · 7 p.m. W~:dnc:o;dny Scr\·iccs • 7 p.m. S)·racusc Flrsl Church of Cod Apple and Second St~ . Pastor: Rc:v , David Russett Sundil)' Sl'ho(lftJnd Worship· 10 a.m. hening Scr\lil'1:S· 6:30p.m. WcdncM.Jay Servict.•s . 6:3U p.m. Catholic ltd Mulh~· 11y A\\'., Pnmo.:ro.1. 'J'J?- 5~9H Pa, IM . RL' V. WahL·r 1..: Hctn7 Sat. Con. -IA:'-_:i L~p . n• .: fl.1u:-.~ · 5:.'0 p.m. Sun . ( !Jn . -:-;.45·9: 15 :1.m.. Sun. Mots~ · 9JU ;1 .m . Daikt Ma~J<o- X:JU :1.n1 . ~ O.J. Whih: Rd. off St . Rt . 16(1 • Pa~lur: P.J. Chapm;m Sunday School • 10 il.m . Wor~hip. II a.m. Wcdnt:sc..l<iy Services · 7 p.m. ilast'Or: Slmron 1-k•u.~man ' Wur:-.hip .IJ ;1 .111. Sunda)' S\:huul · !U il.m . Thursday ~crvicc.,. 7 p m Joppa Pa~t or : Uob Randolph . Wor;,hip · YJO a.m. Sund;1y S_d mnl·. 10: 3~1 a.m. Sunday ~hool· 9:15a.m. W<rlhip • 10:30 Lm. Bible Sludy Tueoday • 10 a.m. Trinity Church Second & Lynn, Pomeroy , Pilslor: Rev. Rolimd Wildm;m Sund<~y s~:hool ani.! worship IU::!5 Pastor: Keith Rader Rutlaad Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Hobton ChrlsUu Followablp Church. Sunday sef'lice, 10:00 a.m.• 7:00p.m . Youlh fellowship Sunday. 7:00p.m. Salem Cooler Sunday School . 9:15a.m. SnowY lilt Worship· 9 a.m. . Belhony Pastor: Dewayne Sluder Sunday School . lO a.m. Worship~ 9 a.m . Wednesday Service~· 10 a.m. t 264 South Seooodl\vo.-Mill<llopurt, OH 451fl0 MOWER CLINIC Bri(!QB &Stratton Master Servjce Technician 740-992-5t4t Bruce R. FISher • Dlrt!CIO< 590 Eut Main Street • Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-5444 Carmel & Ba!han Rds. Racine, Ohio , .Pastor: Dewuyne Stuller Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· IO:~Sa.m. Bible SIUdy Wed: 7:00p.m. Mominaslar Pastor; Dewaync Stuller Sunday School · II a.m. Worship. 10 a.m. Eo!l Lolart Pa~tor: Brian Harkness Sunday Sc~ool • 10 a.m. Worship· 9a.m. · 7 p.m. We~_nesday Ricin• · ~tor: Brian Harkness Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· II u.m. Coolville u'nlted Melhodlsl Pariah PaMoJ: Hl!lcn Kline Coolville Chur<h Main & Fifth St. ' Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship ~ 9 a.m. Tuesday Servicl!s · 7 p.m. Bethel Churth Township Rd., 46KC , Sunday School . 9u.m. Worship· 10 a.m. Wcdne~day Scr..,iccs • JO u.m. Hockin~port Church Grand Street School - 10 u.m. Sund;~y · 11 ]l.m. Wcdncsduy Services. K p.m... Wor.~hip Torch Church 214 E. Main f'(EROS!aNfi tlEATER REPAIR · 992-5130 Pomeroy . . Wednesd'ar- 7 p.m . New Lime Rd., Rutland Paslor: Rev. Marga1Ct J. Robin!!On Servic_es: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunduy, 2:30p.m. ,·- HarrisonviUe Commurtily Chun:h Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday· Y:JO u.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. Enddme HouH of Pnyer (at Burlingham church off RoU1e 33) Pa5lor: Robert Vance ' Sunduy won~hip - 10 a.m. Wedncsduy service-6:30p.m. . ' Mlddl~purt Communlly Chur<h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School· 9:3Uu.m. Wor~hip ~ HJ:3(1 u.m, . Pa5tor: Sam Anderson Sunday School tO a.m. Evening. 7:30p.m. . Wednesday Service • 7:30p.m. f..,cning · 7 p.m. Presbyterian SyracuH Mloalon Syncuse First Unltrd Pnsbyterlan Pastor: Rev. Krisanu Robinson Sunc.luy School • 10 a.m. , Worship· II a.m. 1411 BFidgeman St., Syracuse · Rc\'. Mike Thompson,Pastor Sunday School : 10 a.m . . . Evening· 6 p.m. Wedm:sday Service ~ 7 p.m. Full Gospel Church or lho Uvlng Savior Hazel Community Churth Off Rt 124 Ptlstor: Edsel Hun Sunday Sdiool ·9:30a.m. Worship - 10:3tJ a.f'!'l.,7:30 p.m, . 3~8 Antiquity , Racine, OH Pnslor: Jessie Morris A.'lst. Pastors: Jim Morrjs ;t. Rick Morris · SeN_ices: Saturday 7:30p.m. Hlnison•ille Pnsbyterlan ChuKh Dymllle Communlly Churth Worship · 9 a.m. Sunduy School - IJ:45 u.m. Wotship · 10:30 u.m., 7 p.m. Middleport Pre•bytorion . , Sunda~ School . 9:30a.m. · Worship . II a.m . Wcdncsduy Scn1icc • 7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh·'Day AdYcntisl Mulberry Ht .~ . Rd., Pomeroy Paslor: Roy Lawinsk~ , Sulurdu~ Scrvicc.'i: Snbb;tlh School • 2 p.m. Pastor: Grcgmy A Cunclirf Sundo1y St:hnol • 9:;\(J tt.m. Wor.~hip - IOJO u.m. , ldll p.m. Wl:dncS(.]ay Ser~¥kcs. 7 p.m. Rood,.lllo Fclluwshlp W<>rxhip · 111:45 a.m" ,7:30p.m. Weilnesday 7:30 p.m. PaMor: Luwrencc Bush Sunday SChool ·, 9:30a.m . • Evening · 7 p.m. _;Wedneduy.·Service • 7 p.m. Unllod Faith Chun:h . Rt . 7 on Pomeroy ~y-Poss Pustru: Rev . Roben-E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9:30 ll.m. Wol>hip · 10:30 u.m., 7 p.m.. • W4:dncsd~t} ,Scrvice - 7 p.m. Full GospellJahthouH 33U45 Hilund Road, PomerOy Crow's Family Restaurant MI. Hennon Unlttd Brethren in Chrisl Church Tcxus Community oil CR H:i P:tstor: R~rt Sand~r;, Sund~y S\;hool - tJ:)U a.m. Wor.ihip - HJ:3U u.m., 7:311 p.m. Wedncsda~ Scrvic.."C~. 7:30 o.m. Eden United Bfethrell in Christ 2 1/2 miles norlh or Rcedwille on Stutc Ruutc 124 • , Pa,...tor: Rev . Rohcfl Murkley Sunday Sehoul- 11 u.m Suuday Worship· IU:OIJ t\.m & 7:0() p.m. Wedncsd;ty ~rvicc~ - 7:JIJ p.m. · ·Youth Scrvit:c · 7:30p .m. Time to clean house? 'Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken' Cleari out your basement 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy or attic with the help of the St. Rt. 2::s.~:ter, Oh. • 992 5432 & LOHSE PHARMACY wePrescriptions Fill Doctors' 992-2955 Pomeroy Buy, Sell or Trade CLASSIFIED SECTION! !Jrancis FLORIST in the MeiBs Cou.IUy i Olde,t Florist Sentinel CLASSIFIEDS! IRfiiiiiiiiP i/,. 74Q-992·2644 740·992·6298 t..•IJ• S....d l'PMr TAot~j!~llt4 I'UII Speri.al c.re SA' Jrr=...,.--.,M-E-+::EW~IN:-::-G-:::Fu:c:N-:::E:-::-RA:-::L-:-H-=-=o:-::M-::"E+-S.-,---h-.--1-~1--~ your Your 1 II'~ 1 Dignity and Service Atwa"" earC 1ng Or a FIRE I SAFETY lA/ r~ I I church?. ~ALE' & SERVICE business each week local vviTH A Established 1913 oca · ....., In this spac. e churc h•• CLASSJC:J£0 AD! 992·2121 Check the Sentinel -c·7075 r, 112 North Second A and support local ~P:•~oe~a:n~a=d~l~n~th~II~~!.L.................!1~~~M~ui~~:~~A~v:e~. . .~P~o~~~~~. ..!e~ve:~~n~~:id~a2y~/....~~ ~~0h~v.e. . . . .J...~~~~~-:~.J ' '· Today'a tlltmu-J'adbul 12 Sections • 132 Pages Calendars Classlfieds Comics · Editorials Along the River C! United Brethren MI. 011¥e Community Church ' ~,.,...,~!!!"!!' RIDENOUR SUPPIL.V1 Wor...hip · 3 p.m, . Good Morning " Sunday s,hool · 9 a.m. Wor!ihip • 10 a·. m. Mor" Chapel Chun:h Long Bollom ~ i Sunduy Schuol· 9::m·n.m. Mlddleport Churth or.the Nozarone " - ! IW~ Oh iO Valley C4&5 03-:h Insert A4 Cl Tlmes-SentiMI phPIP by Jill Williams Co. Elrad Flannery of Greenup, Ky., carries lhls weekend's fenn festival held at Elob Evans. juice !rom the cane which Ia lhen copked 10 canes of sugar lo a horse-drawn press during , Farms In Rio Grande. Th~ press, once usad by . form lhe stl~ky substance. This year's festival a demonstration of making sorghum during early aeltltra for making molasses, releases_ Is the 281h edition of lhe annual event. Puhli~hing In a n-• ... INH, U. Gov. Nancy Holllllter Hid the Transportation Revl- Advlaory Council will con· alder remaining portions of her highway plan laler thla year. City explores need for new addressing along Eastern She worked as •general m~nager of radio station WJEH AM/FM in Gallipolis for 17 years. in 1967, she joined AVCO Broadcasting in Cincinnali as corporale director of comritunily affairs. She now directs communily rela· lions and development at Holzer Medical Cenler, a 0d serves as the execulive vice presidenl of I he Holz· er Foundation for Tri-State Health Care. In 1960, she was elccled lhe firsl woman 10 lhe board· of the Gallia Counly Chamber of Commerce, ·and in 1994 became 1he first woman president of Ihe chamber. Middleport Penlecostal Third Ave. Pastor: Rc\1. Clark Duker •·· Sunday School • Hh.m. Evening· 6 p.m. WcdncJKtuy Services. 7:00p.m . Uuilcy Run Road · Paslor: Rev. Emmett Rowson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Scryice- 7 p.m. Vol. 33, No. 35 By the numbers Bob Evans Farm Festival "womati of firsts." Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Follh Valley Tobtmacle Chun:b completion of these projects;" Strickland said. Ho!lisler countered that the plan is "good for soulh,ern Ohio. "In trying lobe as crealive and 'inluitive as we could, we came up with this approach in completing these projects," she said. In a news release, Hollister said TRAC will consider remaining porlions of her plan larer this year. These include redesignation of the Ohio Appalachian Corridor to incluqe U.S. ~5 and Ihe Chesapeake Bypass, making lhem eligible for the addiljpnal ARC funds. The proposal also calls for a Portsmouth Bypass 10 receive an ARC mileage designation and Slale funding, including a ·comprehensive environmenlal study in fiscal 1998. The over· all package brings over $330 million in devel· opment funds for Ihe regional transportal ion syslem. Hollister noted that the proposal awaits final approval from TRAC and Ihe ARC. : COLUMBUS - . Gov. George \?.oinovich will inducl Marianne Boggs Campbell, of Gallia Counly, inlo lhe Ohio Women's Hall of Fame at ils 201h anniversary celebral1on on Ocl. 21. Campbell is one of 14 'women chosen for induction into lhe hall of fame, which was eslablished in 1978 to recognize Ohio women leaders and lrailblazers. . -Campboll was described in a press release issued Salurday as ,a St. Rt. 124, Rnclnc 575 Pcurl St, Middlcpon nectar in Meigs Counly was approved, and are all part of Hollister's Appalachian Highway Developmenl Plan'. The proposal would use additional money from the Appalachian Regional Commission and leveraged stale lransporlation dollars to help complete priorily highway projects in soulhern Ohio. "Essentially, lhe TRAC ·has agreed to use stale dollars in place of federal demonslralion funding to accelerale lhe limetable for each projecl 's complelion," said Hollisler, lhe Mari· ella Republican challenging incumbenl U.S. Rep. Ted Slrickland, D·Lucasville, in the Nov. 3 election. "Oiherwisc, lhese projects would have lo wail until the federal dollars trickle in over lhe nexl six years," Hollister said. "With lhis approach, ODOT will pay itself back with Ihc federal demonslralion funds ralher !han causing delays for any of the projects in the plan." Hollisler has lOuted lhe plan in the series of debates she's had wilh Slrickland, one for each of lhe 14 counlies Strickland representing the Sixth Dis~ • trict.. · During their Galli~ Cpunty debate Ocl. 3 at t~e Vniversily of Rio Grande, Slrickland noled thai ARC Adminisiralor Je§se While said he doesn'r support the use of ARC dollars for Hollisler 's plan. He urged volers 10 be wary of what he called "election eve talk." "Whal we have is a legitimale concern thai we haven't golten our fair share, and I would· encourage the people to hold me and any elected represenlalives responsible for the Campbell to be Inducted 'ltlto women's hall of fame Pastor: Willinm Hobuck Sunduy School. IU a.m. ' Failh Gospel c'hurch Nazarene ':News Watch ' Oifton, W. Vu, Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship . 7 p.m . Wednesday Service - 7 p.ni New Life Victory Center 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis. OH Pastor: Dill Sta:ttn Sunday Service~- 10 a.m.&; 7 p.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Full Go!lpel Church of the Uving Snlor RI.33H, Antiquity . Pastor; Jesse Morri!i As.."it, Pastors: Jim Morris& ScNicell: S·u11 urd;IV /:JU 11.m·. . Tho Bell"'"' Fello..ahlp MloiiiiJ Fr1day- fellowsh1p service 7 p.m. Sunday M:hool • ){J u.m. James R. Aaroo, Jr. • Director Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES Sunday School-9:30a.m. By KEVIN KELLY Tlmes-Set'!tlnel Slaff GALLIPOLIS - Several portions of a highway spending plan pr\lposed by Li. Gov: Nancy Hollisler were approved lasl week by the Transporialion Review Advisory Council, allhough Jhe plan has been criticized by Hoi· lisler's opponent for the Sixlh Congressional Dislrict seal. Approval from TRAC, lhe nine-member independent commillee advising the Ohio · Department of Transportalion on spending !iighway funds, releases money ,lo accelerate tbe complelion of U.S. 50 'from Athens to coolville. . All design work for U.S. 35 in Ross Coun· tj', the Chesapeake Bypass, U.S. 33 from Alhens to Darwin, and the Ravenswood Con~ Suoday-7:00p.m. • Wednesday-7:00p.m. ~riday· 7:00p.m. Cllllon Tabernacle Church Worship~ 9:3Qa.m. and 7 p.m. CanuJ.sunoa Syracuse ChUrch of the Nnart:nt Pastor, Robert J. Cocl1 Rudio. Ministry· Ra~¥cnswod SU!Iion ~-4:)1J Saturc.lay Sunday School • 9:311 u.m, 212 E. Main Street Inc. SOU N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor : Lawrence Foreman Sunday School · 9:3U a.m. Worship- 10:30 am Wedne~ay Services. 7 p.IJ'. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m, .Worship· 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services · 7 p.m. " Rejolr.io\z Uro Churth Wonhip · 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Reed!>vlllt Worship . lJ : ~ll a.m. Sunday School- !lUll a.m. : UMYF Sun\la)' 6:.10 p.m. Fir:-.t Sunday ol· Monlh- 7:30p.m. se rvi l~ · Sunday Sehoul· YJO a.nl . ~is~et ~ untrnl ;HPmr ;Jnc. --- 992-3987 Pasaor; Roben E. Musser Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship ·lOa.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Wor:-.hip · IIJJO a.m. Long Boiiom K&C JEWELERS Pomeroy 992-3785 Pa:itor; Ouvid Dailey Sund01y Schooi9::\0 a.m. Evenipg · 7 pJn. Salem St., Rutland Sunday School· ~: 15 a.m. ~~~~~~ RACINE Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse . Sllven•llle Wonlor Faith Chrlsllan Fellowahlp Cenler RockSprinp Church or the Naz.11rene P:1stor: Teresa Wuldcck Sunday School· 9:3(1 a.m. W1nship. IO:~S <t.m., 7 p.m . Wcdnc~day Scrvi~cs · 7 p.m. '' Con regational Pomeroy Pike , Co. Rd. Pa:.lor: Rev . Dlack.wOOd Sunday School · 9:30 u.m. Worship !0:30a.m., 7;..'\0p.m. Wednesday Ser~¥ice ·1:3CJ p.m. Pallh CbaPII Opeja Bible Cllura 92l S. 1'birrl St., Middlepott Pulor .Ernie Wenp:rd 'Sunday sotVieo, 10 a.m: Wednesday l<l)lioo, 7 p.m. Chester. Churth or God ol Prophecy Sacred Heart Catholic Chun·h ' ' MI. Moriah Church or God Calvary Bible Church ·Sundny School-10 o.m. Pine Grove Christian Union 773-3017 Scr\lice timc: Suoday 10:;!0 a.m. We.driesdly 7 pm Ser\'ice : Friday , 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Re.v. Donald C. Fritz Worship ·9:00a.m, Sunday School: 9:30il.m. Worsh ip Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Pa~tor : PeartCioapd Pastor: Rev. franldin Dick.cnli Reorganized Church of Jesua Christ · o_r LaUer Day Saints Portland-Racine Rd. . Pastor: Jerry Singer Sunday School -9:30a .m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Lutheran Pastor: Ph_ilip S1urm Put<nJoltn ol: Patty Wade 603 Secoad Ave. ,......, Worship· 10:15 a.m. ' Victory Baptist Independent 525 N. 2nd St Middleport Worship. 10 a.m. . Po:;ae~ Oj P -: Ccnnie Flara Advisory panel approves portions of Hollister plan; Strickland says be wary of 'election-eve' promises Faith Followohip Cnuado ror chrill •fuii-Gaapel Church• Worship· 10 a.m. ·' 1/4 mile pas! Fort MeigM on New lima Rd. Pastor: Willlnm Van M~:tcr · Sl. John Luthonn Church Roodsvlllo Chur<h or Christ Pastor; John Harl Sun'day School · 9:30a.m.' Worship. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Bible Study. 7:00 p . ~ . c-.... Sunday School · 9 a.m. Suoday School • 9 a.m: 1 Long Bonom Pastor: Ste~¥t Reed ,. Hemlock Grove Church · Pa~tor: Gene Zopp Sunday school- 10:30 u.m. Worship,- 9:30a.m., 7 p.m Appe IJft w.v-... Rt. Fallh Full Gotp<l Churth Sund<~y School 10:20· 1I a.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11 :05· 12:00 noon Sucramenl Ser'Wict 9-JO: 15 u.m. Homemaking me,eting, l si Thur!!. .. 7 p.m. Sunday Sc~ool- 9:30a.m. Worship· IU:JU a.m., 7:30p.m. W,ec.lne~da¥ Service 7:30p.m . Lcaart, Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant • October 11, 1998 Focus on ·highway spending: Fal"'l.,. Bible Churth Pastor: Ron Fierce St Rt 160, 446-624 7 or 446-7486 Langsville Chrisllan Chur<h Mlnen•JUe Pastor: Chad Emrick Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chan:h of J01u1 Chris~ Aposlolk Fallh The ChuKh or Jesus Christ of Litter-Day S1iats Christian Church 1 Sundoy Scrvioos: 10 a.m. &6 p.m., Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. 1 Worship- 10:30 p.m. Sundly School . 6 p.m. '!lanai Ol!l.....,h Mlnllllrla· 47439 R<i\1<1 Rd., Chestor P"!'ton: Rev. Mary and Harold Cook Sunday School . 9:30 a.m. tmts " Worsh1p Senritt 10:30 a.m. Other Churche s PUtor: Vernagaye Sullivan • ', F - Gospel MIUioa B.ald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 -l'~or; Rev. Roger Willford Sundoy School · Y:30 a.m. Worship- 1 p.m. lhlto'a Challfl Wnloyoo Cool\lille Road Pa~tor : Re\', Phillip Ridenour Sunday School · 9:']0 a.m. Won.;hip . 10:30 a.m.. Wednesdoy Service • 7 p.m.. Sunny Details on pageA2 \ No Sunday or Wodnosdoy Nishi Service• Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Hulh (Middleport) blueblood Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service!o.o · 7:30p.m. Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday Even ins -6:30p.m. Thursday Service . 6:30p.m. Hillside .DupUst Chu.rcl;l Sl. R1. 143 just oH Rt. 7 Pastor Rc\1 Jame s R. Acree, Sr. Sunday Sr:hool - J 0 ;t.m. Wm~hip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdncsd<~y' Servit."t ~ -7 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. , Worship . . 10:45 a.m .• 7 p.m. Thursday Service ·):30 p.m. Lauro! Cllrl Flft Methodist Church Bradbury Church ol' Christ P;~stot: Tom Runyon Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wc d'll':-.da \ s~r~; icc · 7:00p.m. . ., Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Wor-.hip - II) 15 :a.m., .7:00 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m . Thursday StrVices. 6:30p.m. ' WtsLtyan Bible Holiaeu Chun:h 75 Pearl St., Middlepon. Pastor: Rev . Doug Cox Children's service· 10 a.m. Worship· 9:30p.m. Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m. Tappen Plaia Cbun:b or Cllrlsl . ' HI: 70s Low: 40s for TV's . • Featured on PIIVI Cf Carldoa latmlonomlnalloul Cllun:b KinRSI>ury ROJd Putor: Qydt Henclcrson Sund&1 School · 9:30a.m. Pallor: Mark MallOn for-tSj Rua Pastor: Chad Emrick Pine Gro"e Blblt Holl1as Church • 112 mile off Ri.l25 P:1stor: ReY. O'Dell Manley Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.fll., 7:30p.m. Wedne~y Service - 7;30 p.n:J. Pastor: Roger Watson Pomeroy Pike Worship . 11 a.m. Sunday Schooi9:JO a.m. Worship - ll a.m., 7:30p.m. W(dneSday Service - 7:30p.m. lsi and 3rd Sunday First Soul hem Baptist Sunday School - 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace Pomeroy Firstlbplisl East M<~in St . Sumlay School· 9:30a.m. wor~~ip . 10:30 a.m. nolwooda Putor: Keith Rader Harri.Jooville Road Worship -·9:30a.m. Rulland first Baptist Church Sunda)' S~;hool · 9:30a.m. Worship ~ 10:45 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. S1 "" New blood Worsbip • 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wunhip · II a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesday Scrviccil - 7 p.m. Rllllad Cllerdo or 11oo Naarooo l'lltor. Rev. Samuel W. Basye Sunday Scflool. 9:30a.m. Wunhip • 10'.30 a.m., 6:30p.m.' Wodncaday,Scrvi«s. 7 p.m. l'ortlattd Pint Cllurdlor tilt Nua,... Eotorprlso Pasror: Keich Rader Wednesday prayer service · 7 p.m. Southlloiii<INowT•Silver Ridge Pascor: Roben Barber Sunday School · 9 a.m. Otatar Clottn:~ of tho N...,_ Pastor: Rev. Herbert Gra1e · Worship. 11 a.m. Wednesday Serviaa · 7:'30 p.m. Calvary Pil&rf• Chapel Krno Churth of Chri!lt Sund:J} Ser\l"lce ·7:00p.m. . Sunday School - 10 ~ . m . Wrdne,.d;Jy Sew ice-7:00p.m . Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Sunday School . 10 a.m. lUJ Cllwdl tlllle N....ne Paslor. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm)r. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip -10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wcd,.y Service• · 7 p,m. Pa5tor: Chad Emrick Sunday school · 9:30a.m. Sundly worship · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip- 8:15, 10:30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday ~rvices ~ 7 p.m. 1-'ree Will Bapllsl Church AJ<oh SHeet, Middleport Pa!!.tor: l.tJ<o Hayman ... Holiness ) Sunday School • II a.m. Worship - !Oa.m., 6 p.m. P 0 . Box 467, Dudding Lane 41~71 33226 Children's Home Rd. CcalniClual<r 4Jbury (Synauel ' ~ Sunday School · 10 1.m. Evenina7;l0 p.m. Tuesday ol: Thundly ·7:30p.m. p Inside !egacgof /Je/son Storg Pastor:JiorH"*' !0:30a.m., b p.m. w y Selvi«s. 7 p.m. Wc-y Kids for Otrill· 7 p.m. w~ Putor: Sharon H•usmatt Rev. • School district ponders future of unneeded property By EIRIAN J. REED the con sol ida lion 'o f the dislrict's elemenlary Times-Sentinel Sial! ·students into Easlern Elementary School, REEDS VILLE - The Eastern Local which wa~ built adjacent lo Easlern High. School Board will begin to seriously consid- School. er lhe fale of two abandoned school buildThe Chesler building was conslrucled in ings lhis month.' the 1920's as an elementary and high. school, ·. Thc' fulure of'Chester Elemenlary School and Riverview was opened in 1958 as an . and Riverview Elementary . School at elementary school for Ihe Reedsville and Re.edsville will be delermined before the Long Bottom communilies. onsel of winlor·weather, according to Super· , Well said that the board will likely se ll . · Ihe two buildings soo 0, because, of the iiltendent Deryl Well. The buildings have been empty since the expense involved in winterizing and healing close of the 1997-1998 school year, due lo Ihe. buildings, as well as maintaining lhem throughout the year. The board has also experi· • enced difficulties with vandalism al the buildings, including broken windows and exltrior I ighls. The dislricl's third abandoned elemenlary school, at Tuppers Plains, will be relaincd by lhe district for use as an admi.nistrative office building. ACCESS Head Start receniiy opened a center for residents in Eastern Meigs County in lhe Tuppers Plains building. According to Well, a com· mittee has been formed by board president John Rice TO SELL - Chesler Elementary School,. buill as high and bt>ard member Rick school and elementary school lor the former Central Rur~l Sanders to investigate the School District In the 1920's, Ia one oflwl) school buildings board's oplions in disposing of lhe buildings, · and a lo be sold by the Eastern Local School District. a ·' •• · meeling for public inpul will be held in the near fulure. Well said that Ihe districl has heard from several members of lhe communily intercsl· ed in purchasing the buildings or portions of lhe real eslale surrounding the buildings, bul ""id lhat many people .inlercsled in the pur· chases arc not aware of .lhe high cost of maintainin~ lhem. These projected maintenance cosls could prevenl communities from using lhe build· ings as community centers, as .some members of the community have suggesled. There has been speculalion thai a gravel company mighl purchase Ihe Riverview property for mining purposes, but Well said Friday lhal no official offer to purchase lhal property has been made, allhough he has received an inquiry about such a purchase. , · The buildings sti ll conlain li.lerally hundreds ,of pieces of furniture: student and leachci desks and chairs, kilchcn aQd cafelc· ria. equipment, library shelving llhd oiher . furnishings which the dislrict plans 10 sell al 1wo separate auctions later this fall. The new Eastern Elementary building is equipped with new furnishings, and Ihc board has offered some items 10 other school dislricls. The remaining items will be sold al pub· lie aucrion, al Tuppers Plains and al Chesler, Well said. · Those items, which are s10red at alllhree buildiQgs, must be inventoried and adver· tised for sale prior to any auction. Sonw playground equipment has been moved 10 the new building. ' Bus vs. house No InJuries were reported when this unoccu• pled Meigs Local school bus rolled oul of the Meigs Local bus garage and lnlo t~e 354 Main Street, Rulland-, residence or Twlla R. Hysell, Frl· day, around 2 p.m. A Meigs County Sheriff's Office raport states the 1990 International bus was park ad at the garage approximately 10 min· utes before the accident by driver Helen L. Hem· slay, w~o repof'\ed she shut the bus off and set. the parking brake. The report, by deputy Donald Mohler, states the kay was off, the vehicle In drive and the brake not eat. He cited a vehicle brake defect In his report. Oamage to the bus wea reported as heavy. GALLIPOLIS - Wilh lhe upper porlion of Slate Roule 7 in Gallipo· lis still primed for development; lhe need for a new melhod of number· ing homes and businesses along lhe slrip has become clear to cily offi· cials. · ~ ... An addressing system ex isiS for· struclures along Easlern Avenue lind Upper River Road, bul commercial expansion and lhe need for an accu· rate count in the 2000 census prompted 1he City Commission last week lo request a new numbering system along SR 7 from U.S. 35 down lo Mill Creek Road. The .commissi.on approved first reading of an ordinance asking lhe Gallia Counly engineer's office 10 draw up a numbering syslem. A sec· ond and final reading,will be held at Ihe' commission's next meeting lo allow the public tin:te 10 commenl. Bob Weaver, house numbering correspondenl and tax draftsman wilh the engineer's office, said one melhod of numbering would begin wilh 0 al Ihe Silver Memorial Bridge ·· · and continue soulhward lo Mill · Creek. Houses and businesses' num· · . bers would be delermined by the structures' point in mileage along lhe route. · • The buildings would all carry an SR 7 dcsignalion, he explained. The office would make lhe designation of nuiJlbers from on-site work and from ' aeria l mapping c,omplcied in 1997 for lhc Gallia Counly 911 pro· gram. "That's lhe lime-consuming por· tion,'' Weaver said, adding that since the projecl is lobe done on Ihe coun· ly 's lime, il wi ll be several months before I he engineer's slaff ca n clear I heir schedu les Ia slarl I he work. Barring any problems, once lhey star! numbering, the work should rake between 30 and 60 days, Weaver said. The city initially turned down a request from then-EMS Director Bob Bailey in 1997 10 converl Ihe cily 10 a house. numbering syslem fo'r 911. But development along Eastern Avenue thai saw the opening of the Wai-Marl «nd Golden Corral reslaurant las! year has created a shortage of numbers under the exist· ing syslem, cily Code Enforccmenl Officer Don McDade told Ihe commission last 'month. When Ihe numbering becomes a rea lily, 911 will benefil from a con· sistenl system lo dispalch cmer· gency services, said Sieve Wilson, 911's direclor. Even wilh a new number, Wilson said callers will be asked lo provide pertinent informalion, such as the· location and a description of a residence, 10 be cn1ered into the system and provide 911 with a reference in case of future calls to the site. Such · information will be useful in locating houses thai don'! display their numbers, he added. "As you sec the numbers Ihat arc posied · and malch them with the address, you'll know you're getling · clqser," Wilson said. ... . �- •• 1 Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpoll•, OH • Point Plea•ent, wv Ohio weather Sunday, Oc:t. 11 • Aa:uWeathef9 forecast for daytime conditions, low/hiah lemperaiUres ,. IICH - - :~ ---.~ ! ' -~~~ IHO 44'Jer ,. . • ~ ~ .~ ,........\. . . .·~ ··--· . 11:1. • s.m, ~- Pl Clou<ly . CloWf ' " . . l . . •' • • ; . •· / '~--·· / / W. V4. i _, __ .. •- • y ..... --- ·~._~~~ /~43-'f!.Z.:__ j ~. ,_;;;., . ' " T_,. .·' '. ,... . _· .. . ~;(,;!-" {~ ;;~~ ~ii& .... •• • Raon Funes Snow Typical fall weather will - ~~a~~~hout region . • "" ~ -- Cl1998~,1nc. : •• ~ ~ . ' : Q ---- ' • r Cl..c.;nlii'T 45'17v 'I •' -., ........... . ~43'/W . - . • f!!~!i!J - / • ' eo....,.,.. 14rfe8• ' r Dayton ,;45' /111'--·- ----- .. ' . ' (- . - • ' :w.w y-· ~.---J -~a..-od .... -·· • .. -- r .• / Ice School initiatives, other issues ·= keep budget bargainers working ~~ By AlAN FRAil Aaoc:lated , . . . Wrltw WASHINGTON - · Against a backdrop of a rare weekend worl<day for Congress. White Hou~>e and Republican budget bargainen cl~ Sawrday over President Clinton '~ demands for more money for schools but moved toward agreements in Olher areas. Both the House ill1d Serwe were open for busi~s by lawmakers hoping for a budget agreement to let them complete the year's legislative ~~iness Jl!is. w~~ and go home for 1ne1r re-election carnprugn•. Tile heaviest lifting was being' done in closed-door meeting• between administration officials and la\lfmaken. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J .. •aid they agreed to $609 mil· lion for Amtrak, the federally subsi· dized passenger railroad, $54 million more than the Senate initially approved. They still dickered over how to pay for demand< by the administration and lawmakers for billions in adilitional spending and over issues like procedures for the 2000 census, U.S. support for the International Monetary Fund and immigration ~CSsion, White House chief of staff Enkine Bowles spent more 1han an hour widt top GOP leadm. Bowles 53id afterwands that "the key area of difference" i< Clinton'< request for ' money to hire 100.000 new elemenlat')' scbool teachers and for helping communitie5 levenlge ·bonds for scbool COII!li111Ction. "Coogren lw an opportUnity and an obligation to renew and strengdten our ..:hool<." Clinton said in his weekly r-.idio addreu. ''There is ·no more importantla!ik before us." By making rchool program< hi• paramount budget demand. Clinton ha.• given eongressional Democrat• a dear, simple theme dtat they can use for the Nov. 3 elections. Republicans run hi~ I"J' priority, WO&Jihe fil'lil:; time.WhiteJiou,. toarcainm railed•; it a.~ m i.sue in budl~Cl tal~ llloll have; : lasted day•. : Another Republican aide said . ; GOP leadeR /)re~sed Bowie• to • : accept their J1'1'111'1'lll• for anli-druc : : progr.uns but r-.111 into ~jections. :; As the budget fifptne1'11 lubored, : • • Senate Finance Comminee • : Chairman William Roth, .R,-Del., :- · ititroduc<d his 10-year. $8.4 billion :; package e~tendin~ upiring bwoine'" :: tax crediu and providing relief for • : farmel'll artd the self-employed. A :: ·competingl9.2 billion House venrioa ; • wa.• ready for easy pas.age there.. · liatiVtJI ,.•' .. •, Printer A Scanner with purchase of 300 mhz ~leron System HOMECOMING COURT - Kristin Hllrrlaon, third from right, was crowned the 1898 homecoming queen at sout11 Galli' :CISchool In ceremoniH Friday prior to the 1' footblll game with Hamlin, W.V1. Following a parade of the cendldatH and attendantl, and prnenll· tlon of the homecoming court, H1rrl10n w1s Free Deliver, fl Setup in ~oar home .. ' PTO Printe.r·· & Sca.nner $50/MONTH (**12% APR 90 days SAC to qualified buyers) No payments for 90 days • Call and Apply by Phone today Automatic Drip ' Coffee _· $1'' 1 ; GALLIPOLIS - The 1998 notional champion All-Stars Unlimited cheerin Gallipolis are accepting new memben for the upcoming 1998· 99 competition seasoJl. : The':!' are four reams available for cheerleader~ in grades 1· 12. For l'nore i~formution. cull Becky Rothgeb ut446-9603. The deadline is Oct. 17. - ~ Raccoon Neighborhood Watch to : CENTERVILLE- The Neighborhood Watch for Raccoon Township will r(leet Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Centerville Community Center. l~ader teams meet Auto ure ext1nguJshed by· G 111!'.'1"1 "ru II 100 C~unt : GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department responded to a' vehicle fire Frldu)"ut5:24 p.m., on U.S. 35. · The electrical t1re caused uppro•imately $150 in dumnges to the cur owned ">'Jenny Elliott. 390 State St .. Gallipolis, according to the GVFD. 3/$100 1 • • NewTeay's . Recipes HERR'S Potato Chips Baking Mix Rig. $1.49 $199 . 6 oz. B:u~!ne · Mix or Match! Get ne f·RfiEI All Varieties , II; 20% MORE BONUS PACK Mixed Nuts All ·Revloil Cosmetic Items 2;ssoo 20% ~!~EG. 13Y. Oz. Trophy Brand l"\al)e f\ratl) (.Jour GALLlPOLIS- All schools in the Gallipoli~ ·City School District con· tinue to conduct weekly tours of the ·buildings in conjunction with the 7.4· mill bond issue. • · :·· Cirizens are ursed to take the opportunity to visit the .schools and learn rpore about the need for ri bond issue. All tours are conducted on Tuesdays at the following locations and times: · • Gallia,Academy High School, 10:30·11 :30 a.m. ; • Washington Elemen!ury- 10:3().J1:30 a.m. • • Rio Grande Elementlll')l - 11 a.m .• r p,m, : • Green Elementary- II a.m.-noon. · . 4- You Cherry Pie Filling Cof.fee Filters OHIO VALLEY BANK have booth at celebration , dlng teamS · a.pen. /ngiJ p0818d On Cheer.ea 13 Oz. te There's no tricks ust:TREATS at OVB! I (Deducted at Register) PRICE I Shop Early For FINEST SELECTION OF ••TRICK OR TREAT'' CANDIES IN TOWN: • SUPER SELECTION OF IIALLOWEEN COSTUMES FOR CIIILDllEN AND ADULTS FOR DRESS UP A PARTIES ' Gall/a authorities.place six In jail· : GALLIPOLIS- Booked into the Gallia County Jail fOllowing arrests b~ authorities were: • •. . , , • Michael A. Harvey, 20. 2" LeGrande Blvd., Galllpohs, Fnday atl0:03 a.m. by the Gullia Counly Sheriff's Department for probation violation. • Victor J. Coates, 22. Long Bottom, Friday at·4:41 p.m. by deputies fpr dqmeslic violence. · · · , . ·, . • Phillip 0. Howell. 20. 1034 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Frtday at9:52 p.m. b)i Gulli polis City Police for violation of protection order. • ' : • Donald C. Wray, 20. Bidwell. Friday at 10:35 P·":· by officers for underage alcohol consumption, resisting .urrest und ~andalism . . . • Susie.G. Drummond. 44, Eleanor, W.Va .. Frtday at II :21 p.m. by depuues foi' violation of protecti'!n order. · . · • Cynthia L. 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Walker. both of Patriot: Amanda Dawn Damron and Christopher Eugene Burd. both of Gallipolis: Amanda 0. Block and David M. . Lucas. both of Vinton: Bobbie Rae McPherson · and Micha(l Lee Rossiter. both ofGulli!'Oiis: Courtney Beth Bameu.nnd Robert R~y Roger.., bot'h of Gallipolis. Ua, 'Ohio by 1hrl Ohio \\nay Publish Ina Comp.ny. $17.95 E've~day Qalllpolle Art• Cell In the Jacklon Ar11 Cell Toll FrH jerdinel Dolly • • • I (~SI'S ~5-101) Reader Services pltribull@etort-- • POMERov-uniL~orrheMeig• City schools schedule building tours ~ .G Ill ,...~ 139 ' Meigs EMS runs Vendors.sought tor Emergency HEAP . Cr..y-trunchy•RIIiuail Fat Cr~t~~ty I·PigeA3 r POMEROY - The followina mtutition; Kent A. Varney, Long Bottom. cases were lellled recently in the Kevin Roush. Racine, pa.uing bad ICCkle" operaJion. SIOO plus cost.; Meigs CountyCoun of JudF Pltridt che;:u, $25 plus CO!Ib, rncitution, marked lanes, $25 plus C05t5; H. O'Brien. dtree days jail suspended· Chris . Franklin C. Jewell, Pomeroy, Fined were: Harvey 0 . W:hill-" Smith, Pomeroy, two counts ~f pan- attempted cultivation, $250 plu• Jr., Pomeroy, speed. $30 plus cosu; ins bad che;:ks, 525 plu• cosu on CO<Is, six month• jail su•pended, Virginia A. Mcln10$h,' Pomeroy. each. lh~ day• jail sUApen4e4 on two yem probation; Ronald G. West· •peed. 530 plus COAIJ; seat belt. $25 each, restitution; Rick Ruuell. enbarger, Lanca•ter, speed. S14 pluM plus costs: Jerry Lee Harria. Lone Albany. criminal damaging, SIOO cost~: seat belt. $25 plus costs; Heath Bouom. no taillights, $20 plus COliS; piUA cosu, $SO plus 10 days jail sus- 'Hill, Racine, assaulr. $500 fine. cost., Johnny Wolfe. Pomeroy. drivins IJet1ded upon damages being reJI'Iired reAtitution. 30 dayA jail suspended, under the inftuence, $8SO plus COSIJ, wiihin two weeks, one year proba· one year probation, re~training order; I0 days jailslispended to three days, lion; William H. Mill iron, Middle- Michael P. Stewan. Mineral Wells. 90-day ~I license suspeMion, pon. speed, $20 plu• costs; Bobby E. ·W.Va., reckless oper~ion, S100 plu• one year probation. jail and $5SO JU._ Dill, Pomeroy. parking on a roadway, cost•; speed, $20 plus CO§ts: Walter pended upon completion of residen· cosu only; consuming alcohol in a D. Arnold, Pomeroy, .e•ual imposi· "' tiallreatment proaram; Jessy Youns. motor-vehicle. $50 plus com; tion. costs, six months jail 5U5pend· Racine. disorderly conduct, $15 plus Richard L. Ro!Hon, Belpte, driving ed to 15 days. two years probation. restraining order issued; importuning. costs; Richard Arnett, Sardis,'pauins under auspen•ion, $'150 plu1 cosL~. bad checks. S2S plus costs, restitu· three days jail and $7S •uspended' if CO§ts. six months jail su~pended to 15 lion; Hany G. Reeves, Allt.my. speed. valid OL presented within 60 Wiys: ·days concurrent, two year~ probation; Woodrow Hall,' Portland, disor, $2 I plus cosu; menacing ••$50 plus · William J. Cremean.~.. Middleport, dbly after warning, COS[S, IWO yeaTs cost•, thf!Ce days jail suspended to seat belt, S2S ,pill• co•ts; fictitious probation. 30 days jail suspended, two days. one year probation: regisllalion. cost•: Lorraine Walker•. restraining order issued: Waller D. Larry G. Davis, Shade, DUI, $8SO Rutland, failure to conlrol, $30 plus plus costs. 30 days jail tuspended to cools; Tem~nee K. Brewer. Middle· Amold, Pomeroy, contributing to the 10 days, one yearOL IUApeDJion. one port, DUI, $850 plus costs, 30 day• delinquency of a minor. SIOO plus year probation: Matt.~. Albany, jail suspended to I0 days. one 'year costs, six months jail suspended to theft, CO!!II, 30 dayK Jails~spe~ I~ OL suspenoion, 90-day vehicle five day• . . two years probation, I 0 day•. one year probatton; Chrtstt immobilization, one year probation; restraining order issued: permitting L. WiiM~n. Ru~land,left of ~ter. 520 speed. costs only; Amy L. McKinney, underoge consumption, 'SIOO conplus costs; Hilda M~ Smtih, N~w Racine, seat belt, $25 plu• cost<; current, cost•. si• months jail susHaven, W.Va.. a.,.ured clear dts· Anthony Moore. Gallipoli•; driving pended to five days conc~rr'~m. two lance, 520 plus costs; Dougla• C. under financial responsibility action years probation, restraining order Dick. Coolville, pasKing bad cheeks. suspension, $200 plus costs, 15 days issued: Jennifer Sayre, Rutland. speed for road condi- > · $2S plu~ costs, restiiUiion; Hilda jail suspended to three .day•. $100 unreasonable . McCauKiand,I'Oint Pleasant. W.Va.• plusthreedaysjail su•pended ifvalid lions, $20 plus costs: Judith L. siew- . ' passing bad checks, S2S plus •'O•Is, ·,OL pre~~ented widtin 90 day•. 60-day an. Pomeroy, failure to control, $20 restitution. three days jail suspended; vehicle immobilization; left of center, plus cosu: Michael G. Lawson, Long Helen McGraw, Pomeroy, JlliS•.ing cO!IIS; drivihg under suspen•ion, $_100 Bottom, speed, $30 . plus costs: bad check~. S25 plus cosl5, resiiW· pluscost•.15daysjailssuspendedto Michael D. Johnson, Racine, seat lion; Naomi R. Lowe, Pomeroy, rhree days concurrent, one year pro- bell, $25 plus costs. passing bad check.,, $25 plus COKIS. bation; ~~eat belt, $2S plus costs: Bossard Library closed on Monday ;, Peanut Butter larson, Smith, IJrldget Vaughan, Stefani Pick· ens and · Sara Oean. Escorta were, from left, Matt Justice, Adam Williams tinil Ruaty Stew· . art. Crockett Crow was the crown bearer 11nd Chandra Sll!nley was the flower girl. AIHhla Elll1, junior attendant Jill S1ndlrs, 1nd • Nl'llor prtnce•n•Aihll Montgomery' and Som· mer Fulkl. · • County Emergency Medic~! Service · . • reeorded five ·calls for a<siitance · Friday. lJnits responding includ<d: will CENTRAL DISPATCH GALLIPOLIS- The Wa"'ington Elementary PTO will be sponsoring a 10:03 a.m., Fifth and Pearl streets, booth at the Founder's Day celebration in downtown Gallipolis on Saturday. Racine, April Hudson, Veterans Oct. 17 from noon until R p.m. . Memorial Hospital ., Baked good• and bonled water will be sold as a fund-raiser for the orga· . MIDDLEPORT nization. · 8:45 p.m., volunteer fire depart· . ' mentto Poplar Ri\lge Road. Cheshire, car fire, Vicki Ellis owner. RACINE GALLII'OLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bo•sard Memorial Library will be · 4:31 p.m., Sellers Ridge Road, clo""d Monday for Colu':llbus Day. Ruth Sellers • .VMH. l . . , RUTLAND 12:41 a.m .. County Road 55. CHESHIRE- Ga)lia-Meigs Community Action Agency now ha&1998 motor vehicle ac:cident, Fannie and vendor registration form~ available for tho!le interested in being fuel vendors Tony a Taylor, O'Bleness Memorial · with the Emergency·HEAP program this winter. · Hospital, Central Dispatch squlld and Fonns are available at the agency's .main office, 8010 State Route 7 North. Columbia Township VFD assisted; Cheshire. In order 10 be placed o'n the vendor list, a registration form musl 2:09 p.m., yolunteer fire depart· t!e completed. ' · , ment and squad to Main Street, . For more information. call the Cheshire office al 367-7341 for Galli& bus/house accident, no injuries <?ounty and 992-6629 for Meigs County. reported. · House MEIGS -In ceremonies Frl· day night 011 the Bob Roberts Field In Pomeroy; · B.J. Smith, second lrom left, daugh'ter of Greg and Vicki Smith of Pomeroy, was crowned 1998 .. Melg• High School homecoming queen. Mak· lng up her court, from left, were Alyson Pal· . Flanking Harrl10n ·are, from left, 10phomore llltenct.nt Kelllllllh Elliott, frnhman attendant --Tr•I·C0 unty· Br18 • fS · - ! (64 mg ram, 14" Monitor, 32x CD Ro~) ' crowned by the 1897 qi!Ml, U.rlu Snodgr11s. ' 300 .mhz Centium· 2 Celeron . · , Cases ended in County Court P------------------------··------~~:.I· · law'\ . Senate :O.ppr'opriations Committee A typical fall weekend wa.< in store for the state. forecasters said. Chairman T<d Stevens: R-Alaska, · There were some clouds in the east as a high pressure system approached said the White House wanted almost the slate Saturday. the National Weather Service reportoo. ·The rest of the state enjoyed sunshine with highs from 65 to 70. Tem- $4 hill ion in e•tra spending for Social peratures will only reach the lower 60s in the east with the clouds. • programs. He said Republicans might By Sunday. drier air will break up the clouds in the east with partly cloudy provide more money if the adminis· skies prevailing. The west will see mainly clear skies and plenty of sunshine. tration could identify other programs Lows will drop into the 40s with highs on Sunday in the mid 60< in the that cnuld be cut to p-dy for it. "That's not an easy thing to do," ea.<tlo around 70 degrees in the we•t. Stevens said. ·The record high temperature for this date wa< 85 set in 1949 and the record In the most important negotia.ting low was 29 set in 1925. Sunrise Sunday will be at 7:38. ·Poker slate~ , Weather forecast: Sunday ... Areas of dense fog until mid-morning, then sunny. Highs in the COOLVILlE - The Coolville lower 70s. Light northeast wind. Lions Club will hold its finn Poker Sunday night... Clear. Fog forming around midnight and becoming locall ·. Run for area bikers and others on Sat· dense before' dawn: Lows in the lower and mid 40.. ·t· urday, Oct. l'i: · · Mondqy ...Fog early; then mostly sunny. Highs in the~o\ver· 70s. The event is planned as a building Monday night. .. Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid and upper 40s. and children's Halloween benefit, Extended forecast: . and will include drawings, refresh-· l'uesday ... Panly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs from the upper ments. door prizes. an auction and !lOs to the lower 70s. live music from 6-10 p.m. Wednesday... Partly cloudy wirh a chalice of shower.s. Lows in the mid and Ploques will be awarded. The first ·upper 41ls and highs from the upper 60s to the lower 70s. bike will leave at noon and the la.<l Thursday... Panly cloudy. Lows in the mid and upper 40s and highs in the bike wi II arrive back at 5 p.m. mid and upper 60s. · m allfO ~~t~ing it to contrast them· selves with their Democratic opponents. "There are seriou~. legitimate objecti~onboth sides,"oaid Hou.e Speaker Newt Gingrich. R-Ga. "We're more COOJII!rvative, wanlles~ W~ington !ipending, My hope is thai we will be able, today and tomorrow, to reach a reliOiution." . Senate Majority Leader Trent Loti, R-Mi.... ~<aid Clinlon wants "tons more mone~ controlled by hi• type of folks." He added. "We fully expec1 him to demagogue this is~~~~e, and that's all it is, pure and simple." One GOP aide familiar with the talks <aid that Saturday. a day after Clinton firKI made the education ini- • a.. Regional . OchlbwH, , ... 1122 Jackso"n Pike Gallip·olls, OH (740) 441·1971 or (800) 434-4194 s....,. MAILSUI9CIIIn'ION - -l Coollly 13 'Noob.· .................. ........ .$27.)() 26 .................................... S53.8:t Sl WMb ............................ SIOS.S6 Ovllldt Gotllo C-ll 13 '>11\tl;o. ........................... .$29.15 ' l6 W..b ....... """"""""'"''"6.63 5l '>11\tk............. ,....... ,. .... .llOII.?l .w.o. /. $999 C.I.C. Class D • p.w.o. 10123198 �• ..· commentary PageA4 Sunday, October 11, 1998 . Sunday, October 11, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV I .... ~ . f -. • ~Jt.• .~ Putting ·h onor above expediency By TONY SNOW C!Wors Syndlo II 'I:.stlli>{iJ/u{ Ill 1.966 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. lll511Urd Ave., GoWpoU., Obio (614) 446-2342 ' 111 Court St., Po-roy, Oblo ~614) 991-2156 ROBERT L WINGE'IT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. DIANE HILL Coatroller Executive Editor ol LETTERS OPINION art welcome. They should bt ltss 1han 300 wordS long. Alllrttds llrt: subject lo editmg and mcludt addrt!JS tmd re/eph~ne numb<r. No uns1gned lttltrs will be publiShed. Leuers should b< in good taste, ttddrtssing issues, not pusonalaies. GOP·claims 'Clinton has misled Congress on overseas missions ByTOMRAUM Associated Preae Writer WASHINGTON- Republica ns lon g ha.ve cnllwcd PrcsJdenl Clinton 's overseas mil nary m1ss1ons, suggestmg ihm humljcr and scope arc undercutting readiness and morale Loom1ng a1r stnk cs in Kosovo, and the possi· billly of a new P!;q~ekcepmg O)X!rati on there. is gcne raung fresh consterna· lio n. l \~ "There IS a credibility gap," suggestS Sen. John McCain., R-Ariz . He says lhc adminiStration miSled Congress on the potent ~a! durat1on oflhe U.S involvement In Bosma, - suit going af1cr five years- and may now be do10g the same with neighboring Kosovo Many lawmakers who say they will support the pres1dent on military stnkes agamst Serbmn force s m Kosovo say they me domg so grudgmgly. The escalation of tensions in the Yugos lav pruvmcc is also renewing que stions over Clmton's authonty as commander-In-chief to commit U.S. forces abroad when the acttons contemplated arc offensive rather than defenSive. Yugoslav Prcsicjent Slobodan Miloscvic "IS a tyranl and his actions are deplorable. Howc.vcr, we' vc- got to follow our rules, and the Conslllution ' grants exclusively to Congress the powct to authorize offensive m1litary acuon agamst another counlry that hasn't attacked us," said Rep. David Skaggs, D-Colo. Skaggs an!! Rep . Tom Campbell. R-Calif., are the authors of a letter to Clmton inSisting that atrstrikes aga1nst Serb posillons reqUire pnor approval ,WASHINGTON .. The baby boom generation will put 1ts moral stamp on American hisiDf)' during the impeachment 1nquiry and impellchment of Bill Ointon. The defining issue will be how· seriOU!ily we take moral rules This quesuon has been knocking aroUnd for the beuer part of three decades. It gained traction in the Vietnam era, when a pseudo-Marxist counterculture tried to remake America by assailing its so-called bourgeois valuo;s, and·II rose to the fore w1th the election of our first countcrcultural presidenl, -Bill Clinton Clinton has sent a wtccking ball through the old order wh1le cleverly paying homage to its central pieties. He ha:; even employed rchg1on a.s an opiate for the ma.•scs. Now, he will get a chance to sec whether the nation has surrendered lls sense of shame. It would he hard 10 imagmc helter disputants than the dcSJ~natcd prosecutor and defense attorney. Repuh)ican. counsel Dav1d Schippers hails from the World War II generation. a.s docs House Jud1c1ary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde. Democratic counsel Abhe Lowell carries the banncr for Vietnam-era who are as proud of their non-service as Henry Hyde is of his time in the Pacific theater. Schippers doesn't regard the president as just another testosterone slave .. a guy, who like Snow other guys. is as liable to make 11me as make history. Schippers believes the ch1ef executive "1s the repository .of a special trust." A preSIdent, he says, must maintain the pun•lY of the temple by defending the rute• of law. 'He lix:lurcd the · House Jud1ciary Committee thiS week that "1f lymg u~lfcr oath IS tolerated ... the integnty of this country's judicml process IS fatally compromised .... II IS the oath itliclf that is sacred and must he enforced" Note the plam speech. the usc of moml ahsolutcs Lowell, 1n contra.•t. dwells '" shad<>W land. where words float a.s aimlessly as space JUnk He warned the Jud1e1ary Commiltec against '"wrenchmg the indiVIdual words 'per· jury,' 'lalse statements,' 'obstruction,' or 'tampering' from their factual con- tex1 ... u He observed that "no one has suggested that the president's answers ... were not misleading. were not evasive, were not technical. But seen in their entire context ... " Again, the word1ng is significant. "Conlht" is !he bumper sucker for the "Don't ask, don't tell" generation. It supphes an all-purpose escape ha!Ch for' misbehavior.. It exalts the moral v1s1on of the 5-year-old: "I don'! know how my baby sister fell . I just ' touched her." The Schippers-Lowell confrontation pits two smart and tenacious advocates against one another. While Schippers wrings h1s hands over actions, rules and consequences, Lowell rhapsodizes about process. He streSses "factual context" in order to dismiss 1he fact•. There arc h1stoncal precedents for a war of old ways vs. new. Dunng the French Revolution, Jacohms proposed a new moral order and executed the volllric> of the old one In short order. French peasanL• rose up, lopped off the rcvolutionancs' heads -- and reasserted trad1Uon.· More recentl y. Sov1c1 commun tSts promised to create a New Soc.allst Man and hega1 Josef Stalin instead. The impeachment drama chal- I TH!I'IK We S14<><1L.t:> ~aM~aiT-- SJ..,WL.Y WtTHoUT .:ll'la-:;ntaTic . 31'lP over agam to stop someone like H1tlcr I am Warner H: Ham leu .. Sch1ppers rcm10dcd lcgJSialors on Monday !hat "the laws of this counlry arc the great harncrs !hal prolcel lhe Citizens from the winds ol CVII lyranny" He n01ed that " 15 generations nl our lcllow Americans. many of whom arc rcposmg in m1litary ccmctcric\ throughout the world. arc looking down upon and JUdgmg what you· do today ... (Democrats had the commcnls purged lrom the oflicml record.) That somewhat nortd closmg RICC · ly focuses the diSpute. Docs the VJCtnam generation have an answer l() Dav1d Sch1ppers and Warner Hamlett .. men who will call evil hy iLs name and take up arms agamsl 11'! Will B11l Chn!On 's generation -- my gcncrat1on .. put honor above expediency'! Write Tony Snow, Creators Syn· dicate, 5777 West Century Blvd,, • Suile 700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90045. ,, fro~.;~~r::s:h~redbyHouse JudiciaryCommmec'ChalrmanHenryHyde, R-Ill, and Rep B1ll Young, R-Fia., cha1rman of the House Appropnat10ns lenges us to consider the role of trad1· tion in a constitutional democracy. The new left of the '60s dispensed with the established order. It tossed away the ideal of common good, for mstance. and boasted instead about its own moral grandeur. It jettisoned the nouon that politicians serve the pubhc and installed the polar opposite: a government detennined to enlighten and 1mprove taxpaying Jumpenproletan-· ans .. through'force, if necessary. Official Washington cares Jess about duty these day& than about the transfonnational power of the loophole The ptesident famously captured , the trend when he tried to escape a pe~ury rap by telling prosecutors, "It depends on what the meamng of the word ' •s' is" In his book about D-Day, h1stonan Slephen Ambrose qu01cs a sqld1er who was shot 1n the leg and back on Omaha Brach: "I was 10 the hospnar • 10 Eng land for two months. I was !hen . sent back to the fronl hncs. In all , I saw \Cvcn months of ~:omhal and wa." wounded tw1cc more. I would do it all , Medi , a •spin•' polls guide_decision making I • subcommmec on defense By ROBERT WEEDY r=-__;-..,.~-- to make a maJor The administralion claims it would like 10 rccc1ve congressiOnal blessA play on words, an artful dodge, effort to keep the ings for a11'1ilnkcs - bul doesn 't rc11lly need n. "That's a constitutional or a str1et dcfimtion arc ways to make public abreast of absurdity," Skaggs saJd. something appear to be what it is not.,... facts. not spin, or Pres1dcnl Bush made'\the same miStake when he first cla1med he didn't {t is not that difficult to accomplish llm11 the polling -need congressional approval for the Gulf War. Skaggs sugges1ed. Bush wen! when it tickles the ear oflhe hearer or to sports aeuvion to requesl the nuthority - and go1 it. salves the conscience or appeals to the ties and the latest Although the preSident's nallonal security team has spent considerable desires of natural man fashions. time briefing members of both the House and Senate, the briefings have left SPQOfing people, some call it spin. Illustramany. questions unanswered, lawmakers suggested converts truth and reality to a pleasmg liOns of the negSenate Majonty Leader Trent b<>tt, R-Miss .. even questions whether the scent of virtual reality where folks nrc ative effects of W6edy a~rstnkes arc a polillcal gamb1t to bUild support 1n advance of next month's . at ease By changing the wordtngjust 'S pm' arc numerelections- a notion Dcmocrals diSm"s as nonsense. a little from poll to poll. Americans ous. It is amazing Defense Sccrclary W1lham Cohen was thus an easy target hcforc the Sen- can, he portrayed as agreeing to oppo- how many people, when asked in ·a' atc Anncd Services Commmee on Tuesday Senators the week hcforc had site views. President Lincoln's state- subtle II'UY 1f they prefer to spe nd pounded lhc natton \ lop m1l1tnry nff1c1:1b - fnur fnur·star gcncruls and an menl about fOolmg people appears to their own money or have the govern.• adnural- for hemg sl<lw to sound the alam1 about the slide m U.S. military he more true now than even m hiS ment spend ll. will choose the governrcad1ncss. day. _ ment. This 1n spite of the lessons .. You shouldn 't You should cr!I!CIZC me. 11 anyone." Cohen satd. The People hkc to express .tn opinmn learned o.vcr 30 years wuh the well arc lawmakers took him up on 11 and arc pleased when asked to do so. state. the dcpe'ndcncy class 11 created. S1ud Sen. Dan Coats. R-Ind: "My conclusmn IS th.n we have a president Some arc called upon l<l testify to , and the d1flicult1cs in correcting the of the Un1tcd Stutes who has never shown much Interest or mvolvcmcnl or facts ahout wh1ch they arc famllmr or prohlcm . So we still sec politicians ahtl1ty 1n lorc1gn policy ISsues. '"m1l1tury JSsiJcs He 1s now dtstructcd 10 the · have special tnsight and tnfonnauon. •advocatmg more "government usstspoint that his crcd1hihty IS 1n serious que stion -- no.t only by .mcmhers of ' Using polls of the public to gUide tance". And this while many JOb; arc· Congress hut hy world leaders... · deciSion makmg falsely assumes po~- gomg heggmg m every rcg1on ol the Chnton has proposed anl1thcr $1 h11lion for rcadmcss '"thiS ycur's hud- session ol the lull ptclu"' by the country. · get and has vowed to l<lok atlhc prohlcm 1n depth wn h military leaders. respondents. Wc·arc only .en a lracAnother Illustration mvolvcs the . • ' twn. of the story. <>r mayhe none of the defeat in the U.S. Senate of The Ch1ld -story if it is a hig news duy Time and Custody Prmcctloh Act (~ 1!'>4$). ,space l1mJt whal we may know, tn This hill had pa.<sed the Hou~c 276addition to our attcnlion span. The 150, hut the Senate could not obtain current udmm1SlraUon has spent more the 60 v<~cs needed to take an 'up or millions on polling than any other. down vote. The minorny party trying to mOuencc pubhc pohcy dcct· refused to allow the vole and give parsions Tills 1s scary when we cons1i1cr ents the lundamcntal right to he 'I the typical respondent IS only vaguely involved in thm ch1ld's hfe dunng the familiar wilh pm-fnm•ly legJSiatiOn. a traumatic and potentially dangerous I very Important subjeCt to all Amen - deciSion of ahortion. A parent would .' cans. and poorly informed about our have to he mvolvcd m nrder to transConstitution and h_crita~c . For this port a mmor across state lines tO ll VOid concept to he clfect1\•e we either have their state laws. This bill would have Berry's World ' .• ' strengthened the family, but the "s pin" was !hat this would cutmto the "freedom to an abortton" and wa.~ supported by !he "rclig1ous nghl". What they really meant wa.• they disagreed With Moses and Jesus, and chose to demean followers While government wants to spend your money, he a 'nanny' and take over the role of parcniS. a role never IRicndcd hy our founders. how well IS 11 domg m areas it IS authortzcd to do, like the common dclcn sc) Wh1le we hear little ahoutthis due to other less important mailers. the rcpons ol the Armed SerVIces Ch1cls nrc l'ar lc:oiS tl1an t:omfortmg. Momy· skilled pc~<onncl a1c leaving the service of our ~.:ountry that places rcmJp:. ness n.l nsk. hnth m the !'hnn und tong tenn. In the :\10• the Aincrican mlh· tary i1as hel:nmc the world's p<>hccman and placmg them under foreign ~.:nmmandcrs h.1s sltrrctl controversy. In the 'KOs much' fun was "'>ked .11 •> '" Prcs 1dcnt Reagan's m..lvocacy of a missile defense system They mnckcu and c.Jllcd 11 "Star Wars" Just a lillie , over " decade later we arc t'K!gmnmg to get our eyes opened. 'The mts!oOtlcs hemg de ve loped hy rogue natmns arc hccommg mo,rc sophiSticated and will soon. il not now. have the range of Amcncan ClUes Yet the U.S. Senate JUst recently. hlnckcd hy the minority pany. could nnt get 60 votes to fun her lmk min the matter. Shhuld 11 he fnghlcnihg that RusSia sull has the miSSJb wnh that needed capability , that their ccnnnmy is m shambles; thilt m.my haven't hccn patd lor . monlhs'' Would selling mJSSJics to olhe'rs he a templlltion '! Ha.< il already happened? Would you say that mcd10 "spin" agam tS the root of thtS failure to acl'1 ,The "spm" th~t.much of the media ha.< hecn successful in selling lo many Amcm:anS is lhat character docs not \ mauer. ThiS has at least a Six-year hiStory centered on the ah1l11y pfWI!llam Jcflcrson Clinton to lead the country wh1lc hc1ng untruslworthy and untruthful. factors they danncd Amencans had decided no hmger were imrx•rtant. The long list of scandals. lies and hall -truths comes lrnm an admmtslratiun of a man who promts~d "the most cthu.:al ,tdmims- tratmn m the• hiStory ol the Repuhhc." 1 Now much of the mcdm rcullt.cs Ihey huvc nilS led the Amcncan people and urc calling for rc,1g:nataon But a SIX")'car "spm" proJcci will take tnne lO undo. More Mom~ and Dads me hecmmng mnccrnc~ ahout what their ch1ldrcn arc heanng ahout the preSIdent, and well they should he when 40 ol ch1ldren IJSt the preSident as the person they most admire. Not just that the preside~! has done the thmgs he has dnnc. hut that the people appear no longer to rec&g mzc the nalurc and lnng-reachtng cllccts of 'evil is the btggcr com;cm As Mr. Clmton sa1d·in 1995 at the Umvcrsity ol' CnnncCI~eut. "The rnad to tyranny, we must never lorget, IS the destruction of the truth " _ Robert Weedy is a correspon,•' ' dent for tbe Sunday Timts-Sentinel. Supermorali~ts want President Clinton's head By Joseph Spear If the impeachment probe now underway on Capitol Hill ts really about lies -- as the Republicans tJrc· )essly and tiresomely cla1m .. the first thing they should do is impeach themselves. In all the hours I have spent fol- • lowmg the proccedmgs, I have yet to hear a smglc memher of the Grand Old Party tell the truth. They (ll.van- cine every lime they open thCJr yaps. ~byNt-A.ft They go on and on w!lh fulsome 'Whenever we go out to a fancy restaurant, I g1bbcnsh about fulfilling their patrialways like to order thmgs 1 can't get at home. Yc otic duties and consiJlullonal obligations. "It " imperative we he able to know - l1ke stuff that cl s the ol' arteries. • look back at 1h1s episode w1th d1gmty and pride, knOWing We nave per· fortll!!d our duty in the best interest of the L'OUntry." smd Rep. Henry Hyde. R-111 .. chainnan of the Jud1c1ary By The Asaoclated Press Committee. "The Constnul!on proToday IS Sunday. Oc1 II . the lX~1h day of 19\18. TI1crc arc 81 days left VIdes our compass. and I intend to 1n the year. follow it," said Rep. Edward Pease. Today's H1ghlight'" H"tory· R-Ind. "If we stand by while !he · On Oct. II , 1968. Apollo Seven. the first manned Apollo miSsion. was president obstructs JUsttcc and launched wnh astronauts Wally Sch.,ra . Donn Fulton E1scle and R Walter destroys hiS cnemtes. our entire govCunnmgham aboard. , ernment w11l he contammaled wnh ,., ' On this date: cynical d1sdrun," sa1d the fcvensh In 1776, the first naval baltic of l.ake Chompla'" was fought during the Rep. Robert Barr, R-Ga. . American Revolution. American forces led by Gcn B.-ncdict Arnold sufOh, bullch1ps. The preSident had a· fered heavy losses. but managed to stall the Bni!Sh. flinl!. and he fibbed aboutn to cover his sorry butt and 10 shield his fBimly . &-. Today in history . from embarrassment. But the Republicans want the White House, Newt Gmgrich wants personal revenge fonhe reprimand and $300,000 fine that was levied agai nSI h1m m January of 1997, and the Spear supcnnoral1st" want Clinton 's head . And so they have teamed up w1th a Clinton-hating media to hype a dalliance inlo a disaster that supposc41y threatens our c~istencc as a God-fcarin@ nauon That's what this elaborately staged hoax IS all about: sex, sex and polillcs. politics. Noth10g more and nOih· '"l! less Any daim to the contrary IS unabashed humbuggcry. How can anyone df sound and fa1r mind fail to sec the true nature of a wllch hunt that's been gathcnng steam for six years·> The preSident· elecl's obsessed encm1cs were printing "Impeach Clinton" bumper stickers before hiS first maugurat1on Rush Limbaugh and the blabberjock crowd began peddling their wacko conspw•· cy theones heforc he moved Into the Whnc House Then came Paulu Jone s' mcntlcss lawsuit, funded and promoted hy anti-Clinton craZies. F~nally. the Republicans ,lQok over Capitol H1ll , and the oiiJCiallnvcsugauons started. - Ever wonder how thiS asscmhly of lcg JSiaton;' earned the sobriqucl "donothmg Congress''> Because they have '" fact done nothmg -- except probe B1ll Clinton A dozen commntecs 1n the Hous~ have cooductcd mvcstagataons. at a cost of ~me $20 m1lhon. Senate rnvcsugat1on s 1nclud· ed the hopclc"IY part~>oo 13-month -scncs of Whucwatcr hcanngs conducted by Alfonsc D'Amato ol New York and the SIX-months ol cmnpmgn finance hearing, chmrcd hy Fred Thompson ol Tennessee. Scvl!n independent coun,c ls have heen appomtcd -- all at the hchcst of Republicans -- 10 Investigate the Clinton admmiStratlon, and they had devoured $62 million m pubhc memes as of last March Most mfa. mous of all, of course, JS Kenneth Starr, who consumed $40 mllhon 1n a feckless auempt to nail Clinton on a vancty of charges and ended up prohing sex in !he Wh1tc House. which he has attempted to pass otT as a perjury I case. Impeachment talk m the House of Represent atiVes hegan In March, 1997 .. 10 months heforc the public ever heard of Monica Lewinsky -when the rab1d Mr. Barr asked Henry Hyde to bcgm an impeachment ~nquiry. By Novcmher. 16 ol Burr's fell ow fanat1cs had agreed to cosponsor a resolution of •mpcachmcnt. In February, House Republicans beefed up the Judiciary Comm11tee wilh two con..~rvatavc funncr prosecutors, one of whom had supported Barr's resolution Then came the dump of Kenneth Starr 's salac1uus documents and the release of the videotape of Clmton 's grand jury testimony, and now the ollicml mquiry. The polit~eal Rssauh Ihat hegan 1n 1993 JS ulmmt complclc. 1. ror one. am sic.:k of 11 -- ~0 sick of lact, thai I am thmkml! of domg somcthmg on Nnvcmher 3~that 11 1 1n I have never done hefnrc -- huldmg my nose and yankmg nnlhing hut Democratic levers withoul even looking to see who I am voun~ for. Because what I will really he doing is voting agam~ t. Joseph Spear is a syl)dicated wriler for Newspaper Enterprise Assoc:iation. ·. ~-~." « r • .,. 'l"" ' i """" f, D~rothy S. Cartwright .~ Dorothy Jean Rhodes MASON, W.Va.- Dorothy S. Cartwright, 77, Mason. died Fridly, Oct. 9, 1998 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Nov. II, 1920 in Accoville, W.Va.. daughter of the late Christopher Columbus Belcher and'Elizabeth A. "Lizzie" Diehl Belcher Jeffers, she was employed by the Mason County Boand of Education as a cook at Point Pleasant Ju~ior High School. . · She was a member of the Mason United Methodist Church and the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary Ae~ ~ 17 I, Pomeroy, and was · the former owner and manager of the Mason P~rken Drive Inn. Surviving are a daughter, Eleanor Sue (Ralph E.) Hall of Middleport; a granddaugl)ter, three great-grandchildren anU a great-great-grandchild; and four sisterS, Evelyn L. "Bunny" Russell of Mason, Mildred V. C~Ue of Pomeroy, Edith M. Ingels Q,f Edinburgh, Ind., and Grace E. K1samore of Newark. She was also preceded in death by a grandson, Jerald Lee "Jerry" Loper. Graveside services will be I p.m. Monday in the Kirkland Memorial Gardens, with the Rev. James Diny officiating. There will be no visitation. Arrangements ~ by the Foglesong Funeral. Home, ~ POINT PLEASANT, W.VL- Dorothy Jean Rhodes, 75, Point Pleasant, died Friday, Oct. 9, 1998 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Nov. 17, 1922 in Toronto, Ohio, daughter of the late I'Jmer Huddleston and Irene Fowler Miller, she was a relined cook from the Ohio RiverCo. She was also preceded in dealh by her husband, Charles William Rhodes; two daughters, Marcella Coleman and Pauletla Jean Rhodes; and a brother. John Huddleston. ... Surviving are two daughters, Mary (Kenneth) Keeler and Peggy (William) Gardner,·bolh of Point Plea.W.t; two sons, Bill (Carolyn) Rhodes of Point Pleasant, and Bob (Debi) Rhodes of Chester, Va.; nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; two sisten, Anna Mae Staats of Buffalo, W. Va, and Frances Mayrwd of Soulh Point; and two brothers. Drew Huddleston of Huntington, W.VL, and Paul Huddleston of Virginia Beach, Va. Services will be II Lm. Monday in the Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. wilh the Rev. Steven Doney officiating. Burial will be in the Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral borne from 6-9 p.m. Sunday. PROMOTION WINNER - Glllllpolla Harley Owner• Group Director Tony L. Beck, Jell, congratulated the winner of the organlutlon'a·1998 "Fat Boy Harley Davld1011" promotion, Jennffilr Rogara ollndlanapolla, Jnji. Proceedl from lhe promotion benellted charity. William 'Bill' Siders John Clayton Clagg ' GALLIPOLIS- William "Bill" Siden. 73, Gallipolis, formerly of HenGALLIPOLIS - John Clayton Clagg, 82. Gallipolis, died Friday, Oct. derson, W.Va., died Friday, Oct. 9, 1998 in Holzer Medical Center. · 9, 1998 in the Plea..ant Valley Hospital emergency room. ' '· Born Aug. 6, 1925 in Gallia County, son of the late Cecil and Edith Long ' Born Aug. 3, 1916 in Centenary, son of the late Edwand and Jessie M. Si~rs. he was a fanner, and attended the Wyoma Pentecostal Church in GalDe Will Clagg. be was retired from the Gallipolis Developmental Center. · 1 lipolis Ferry. W.Va. He was a member of the Galha Masonic Lodge 469 in Eureka. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Virginia Mae Patterson Siders, Surviving are his wife. Els1e M. Halley Clagg, whom he married Oct. 3. and by a son:· 1938 in Mercerville, four sons, Robert E. (Jessie J.) Clagg, Lewis C. (Lil, Surviving are four sons. Virgil Patterson and Tommy PattersOn, both of lian I.) Clagg an!i David A. (Sherry 0.) Clagg, all of Gallipolis,' and Melvin Gallipolis Ferry, William Siders of Centenary, and Gary Siders of GallipoCOLUMBUS (AP) - Mistake~ of autopsies - around $2.000 each "Jack" (Irene) Clagg of Crown City; II grandchildren and 18 great-grand- lis; four daughters, Effie Irene Martin and Vickie Long, both of Gallipolis, by hospitals and doctors are going - and fear of malpracuce. lawsUits. . . children: two brothers, Donavan F. Clagg and Henry H. Clagg, both of Gal- Virginia Large of Pomeroy, and Betty Hart of Point Pl~asant, W.Va.; sever- unnoticed because too few autopsie~ Hospilals rely on mk managers, lipolis; four sisters, Mrs. Urban (Mary) Baldwin and Mrs. Bill Gene (Midge) al grandchildren and great~grandchildren; th= brothers, Junior Siders and are being performed. "60 Minutes" often posing as gnef counselors. to Evans, both of Gallipolis, Mrs. Alan (Clara) Blair of Circleville, and Mrs. James Siders, both of Gallipolis, and Albert Siders; and two sisters, Vema- is reporting. meet with famihes and convmce Paul ( Bonme) Bonnette of Columbus. dine Siders of Ohio, and Belly Patterson of Gallipolis. The CBS News show e~amined them that autopsies are unnecessary, He wa.~ also preceded in de~th by three ,brothers, V~lagg. Shelby Services will be 1 p.m. Monday in the Deal Funeral Home, Point Pleas- more than 320,000 deaths in Ohio Atlanta malpractice attorney Don F. Clagg and Clarence M. Clagg. :' \, ant, wilh, lhe Rev. O'Dell Bush officiating. Burial will be in the Patterson- hospitals in 1994-96 and found an Keenan charges!, ' ;Services will be 2 p.m Sunday in the Willis Funeral Home. with P~tor · Conch Cemetery, Gallipolis Ferry. friends may call at the funeral home from autopsy rate of 8.5 percent. Half a "You'd think the risk manager Bruce Unroe officiating. Burial will be in the Centenary Cemetery. V1stta· 6- 8 p.m. S unday. . century ago. the autopsy rate would would deter miSiakes'and make medtion was held in the funeral home on Saturday. ~ave been around 50 percent, "60 icme better," he told the show. Minutes" said. ' Dr. George Lundberg. the editor of .. . ,. . . . . REEDSVILLE - Amos H. Sorrell Jr., 70, Reedsville, died Wednesday, the Journal of the American Medical GALLIPOLIS - Norma Jean Jeanme Devoe, 70. Galllpohs, died Frv- Oct. 7, 1998 in Riverside Medical Center, Columbus. , Association. called Ohio's ~utopsy day. Oct. 9. 1998 in Holzer MediCal Center. . Born Feb. 21, 1928 in Buchtel, son of the late Amos and Florence E. Wil· rate "dreadful ." Born May 17, 1928 m Charleston, W Va., daughter of the )ate Thomas son Sorrell he was a retired boilennaker. "I think if I'm the daughter or the and Macil S~ith Spradling. shew~' a graduate of Charleston H1gh School. Survivi~g are hiS wife, Alwida Wilson Sorrell; a son, Phillip (Jenny) Sor- husband of someone who just dieC:l . and wa~ a ret1red cook frory Oscar s Restaurant. . . . . rell of Florida: a son, Terry Wilson of Reedsville; a daughter, Lutila (John) I'd like to know why they died," S11rv1vmg are a daughter. Debbte Cochran of Cahfom": two so~~· Ralph Daubenmire of Lancaster; seven grandchildren and four grfat-grandchtldren: Lundberg said on the show that airs Jefferson Devoe and _Dav1d Ray Devoe, both of Caltfom1a, and a SISter, Pat three brothers, Glenroy. Willard and JIIJ11eS Sorrell; and three sisters, Juani- Sunday night. Warburton of Oak Hill, W.Va. ta Swanson Dorothy Collins and Grace Bell. According to CBS. Lundberg said: ' She was also preceded in death by an infant daughter and two brothers. He was ~!so preceded in death by his brother, Leonard Sorrell; and thi'ee "Wouldn't you lik'e the doctor to There will benD serv1ces. sisters, Cora Bell, Betty Sorrell and Ruth Sheley. learn from that autopsy? Wouldn't • Arrangements are by the Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home. Services will be 1 p.m. Sunday in the WIITCn Brown Funeral Home, Nel- you hke the medical sludents around there to be able to learn in some way ·son ville. Burial will be in the Whitmore Cemetery, Buchtel: from the death of your loved one, so WE NEVER . there's a benefit to society?" , RUTLAND- Roy Arthur Elhs. 69, Ruuand, died Friday, oct. 9, 1998 · ~MA chairman Randolph Smoak _ · . .CoMPROMISE ON at his residence in Brooksville, Fla. GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W:Va. - Frunc1s E. Stevens, 77, Gallipolis Fer- Jr. said in a statement Friday that Born March 3. !929 in Cheshire, son of the late Sidney Arthur and Alma QUALIIT Lundberg was speaking on his own a< ry, died Friday, Oct. 9, 19911 at his residence, following a lengthy illness. Etta Davidson Ellis, he was the fanner owner of Roy's Bait & Tackle .in l~e Btrr OcCASIONAllY Born Oct. 26, 1920 in Ona, W.Va., son of the late Alva A. and Ella Ha•h a pathologiSt an~ not on beh~lf of the Racine area. He was a also a laborer in the construction field, workmg m nation's largesl doctors' group. Stevens, be was a relined general contractor, and had served as president of .WE Do ON PRICE. many capacities. .. " II is just plain wrong to allege . . He was a member of the Victory Baptist Church in Middleport. a World Stevens Excaviiting, South Charleston, W.Va., for 17 yelll'S: A U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, he attended the F1rst Presbytertan that physicians are afraid to know the War II veteran with the Fifth Infantry Army Air Corps, a life member of the Church of PpiJil Pleasant. W.Va .. where he served as _deacon. He we~ a mem- truth about why their patients d1e," Meigs County DAY Chapter 53 and the Eagles Club in Pomeroy: l;>er of AF & AM Minerva Lodge I 3 of Barboursville, W. Va:, th! ScottiSh Smoak said. "Every day, the physiSurviving are his wife, Clara Mae Anthony Eilts; four sons, Dav1d (Becky) Rite and the Bene Kedem of Charleston, W.Va., the West V1rgtma Cattle- Cians of America take heroic steps to Ellis of Pomeroy, George Ellis of Brooksville, Bill, (Chris) Ellis ~nd Waite~ (Thelma) Ellis, all of Rutland: four .daughters, Sharon (Oit!e) JarviS o! men's Association, the Oddfellwos Association and the International Union help their patients. live ... And when death does <x:<:ur, these same phySI· . · . Pomeroy, Ruth (leonand) Miller of N~w Haveo,. W.Va., Autumn (George) of Operating Engineers. cian• are more interested than anyone Surviving are his wife. Helen Stevens; a son, M1chael (Sharon) Stevens Thomp~on of Byesville, and April Elhs..of Galhpoi!S; 15 grandchildren and to delermine the true cause of death ... of Ranson, W.Va.; a stepson. John Holton of Massillon: three stepdaughte;.;. siK great-grandchildren; a brother, Dale (Margit) Ellis of Middleport; and a Ohio wa.< chosen for lhe study Virginia Lantz ofBannoc, Ohio, Patti Golladay of Long Valley, N.J., and Elizsister, Betty Jo (Harold) Kirby of Vienna, W.Va. . · . it keeps meticulous records because He was also preceded m death by a son, Roy Arthur Eilts, and by a SIS· ' abeth Hamilton of Blacklick; and eight grandchildren and a greal-grandchlld. on hospital death s and retlects the Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Presbytenan Church of Point ter-in-law, Grace Ellis. ' ' Pleasant, with the Rev. A.D. Ellison and the Rev. Dave Nash oflictatmg. Bur- ' nation economically, racially and POMEROY , Services will be I p.m. Tuesday in the Victory Baptist Church, Middlepolitically, CBS News spokesman ial will be in the While Chapel Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the 520 West Main St. port, with the Rev. James Keesee officiating. Bunal will be in the Gravel Hill Kevin Tedesco said. Deal F~neral Home, Point Pleasant, from 6·9 p.m. Monday. 992-2588 • Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may ~all at the Middleport Chapel of the F1sh·' 1 "60 Minutes" said several Ohio Masonic graveside rites will be conducted. . . , er Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday . VINTON In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the F1rst Presbytenan Church hospitals had failed to perfonn a smI ' , 388-8603 or Point Pleasant or to the American Lun'g Association, P.O. Box 3980, gle autopsy in 1996, the most recent GALLIPOLIS year for which figures were available. Charleston, W.Va. 2530 I. 446-0852 The show linked lhe low rate to cost ' MILLWOOD. W.va:-+ len Ben 0' Dell. 80. Millwood, died Fnday, Oct. 9, 1998 in the Jackson General Hospttal, Ripley. W.Va. PATRIOT- Phyllis E. Withers. 71, Patriot, died Friday, Oct. 9, 1998 in \ Born June 10. 1918 in Nicholas County. W.Va., son of the late Francis Holzer Medical Center. · Robert and Annie Arbaugh O'Dell. he retired from the Fimsh Carbun DepartBorn June 5, 1927 in Elkhart. Ind., daughter of the late Richard and Fern ment of Kaiser Aluminum Chemical Corp. He was a former coal miner. . Surv1ving are two sons. Jack L (Carolyn) O' Dell of Hurdle Mills, N.C.. Long. she was a homemaker. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Lee Wnhers; and Jodie (Rayna) O'Dell ot Millwood; three daughters. June (Paul) Jarrett of Ravenswood. W.Va .. Jane (John) Hill of Chester. and Anne (Larry) Tur- and by four brothers, Ralph C., Roger, Carrol and William Randal Long. Surviving are four daughters. Wanda (John) ~illiams and Roberta (Ken) ley of Barboursville. W.Va.: eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren: Bun. bolh of East Liverpool, Bertba (Edward) Mtkula of Spnngfield, Tenn,. a sister, Mamie Nuller of Nicholas County; anJ several nieces and nephews. and Rhonda (James) Duty of Patriot; a son, Richard (Rita) Withers of ColumHe was also preceded m death by his wife. Ullainee: a grandson. Gregobus; and 21 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. . ry; a brulher, JQhn O'Dell; and a Sisler. Ida O,'Dell. Services will be I p.m. Monday in the Willis Funeral Home. w1th the Rev. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday in the Roush Fune_r~l Home, Ravenswood. Amos Wilson officiating. Bunal will be in the Duty Flimily Cemetery. Friends Burial will be m the Jackson County Memory Gardens, Cottagev1lle, W.Va. may call at the funeral home on Monday from II a.m. until the ttme of the, Friends may call at the funeral horne ,from 3-6 p.m. Sunday. services. · '60.Minutes' targets ·autopsy rate in Ohio 'Norma Jean 'Jeannie' Devoe. Am~s H. Sorrell Jr. .. R0 y Arthur EII is_ . Francis E. Stevens '" Len ·Ben .O 'Dell Phyllis E. Withers Isyo~p; V~lley Artists Series to present .'Marriage of Fig~ro' • RIO GRAN~E _"The Mamage : • f F' . .. ,. M . rt' 0 1_ . o 1garo. one OJ ozu s u • standing comic operas. will be presented in .all its co lor and chann by the' National Opera Company on Tue sday in the John w. Berry Fme , , ~ c and Performing Arts Center at tHe • · Universi.ty of Rio Gr~nde/RJO Grnnde Commumty College. The show begins at 8 p.m. and is thesecondinslallmentofthe !998-99 Valley Anists Serie<. This classic work of Mozan's has been loved by American aud1ences ever since its lirst performance tn the U.S. in 1824. like the cas! in that first perfonnance at the Park Theatre m New York City. the National Opera Company, a troupe of young artists selected from across Ihe country. will. sing the opem in English. · The story of "Figaro" is one of .... mtri~umg plots that take place in the husband in one of his tlirtations tllld ca.•lle of Count Almaviva. not far tells Susanna lo g1ve h1m a messag~ . . . 'II h' from Seville. . . telhng him lhal she WI meet lm at The lormer .barber of Seville IS a r;endezvous. . . now in the servtce of the Count and The countess plans to meet htm tn · susanna, ·· · c ham ber· pace 1 of susanna. The coon t •a ' 11 s· m · to plans to marry · · h C F 1 · nd · that h h been ma1d o! I e ountess. 1garo vows o the1,r tr.tp, a seemg e as outwit th~ count when ·s.usnnna tells her fiancee of the count s attempted ll~ttauon w1th her. _ The plot thiCkens when Dr. Bartolo. the _c ountess' fanner guard1an, enters with hiS agmg housekeeper. Marcellina, from whom F1garo o~c~ bonrowed a sum of money. She ~lans to sue lor breach of pro!"1se or Ioree F1garo to marry her. Th1s plan. however. IS stopped when Dr B~rtol_o becomes aware that Marcellina IS F1garo 's unknown ~other. The counte.s. tn kague wnh F1garo and Susanna, plans to trap her " I ' tricked. begs. th~ cou".'e~s· ~ardon The opera end.~ tn reJOICmg_as each of the couples ts happ1ly umted . Tickets are $20 each and Will be available at the door For more in for. h ·fi d mat1on • contact , G l de me arts~ epartment at Rto ran e at 245,., 364 · computer.· stemv rOllover. ' For the first time in 2,000 years, we all fdce the same issue ... upgrading our computers for the next millennium. 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At a time when the 1\eat is on American te•tile jobs, the 100-year-old, - ...,.,_. ..... YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR-Justin Mullens delivered wood shavings lo 1 farm In Aid laat month.~ Lawrence County youth started his own business delivering . wood shavings to Nation/World Th~ b_ i g · Judiciary Committee will hear-Starr testimony ..r.u squeeze ' lfamily-owned Lion A~l is flour- but in the end Lion won out." ishing. Wearinc a polo shin, kllaki pants 1 The business began in 1898 from lllld sandals, I apedec make$ it clear lhe back of a horse-drawn wagon. It he likes 1 casual and collegial office has grown to become the world'! atmosphere. Then: are no n:servcd largest maker of structural fin: pro- pouking spou for top e.ecutives at tective gear and a major manufactur- company headquarters in suburoan er of commercial and government Vandalia. and Lapedec' de<l is indis; uniforms. tinguishable from others. Lion outfits fire crews around rhe Terry Sullivan, vice ~ident of world and,provides uniforms to secu- human resources and continuous rity guard•. airline pilots and 16,000 improvement, said the company's rangers in the U.S. Forest Service. ,equal-in-the-workplace philosophy The 58-year-old company pre!i- is designed to encourage contribudent. Richaro Lapede., learned the tions from everyone and get lhe business at on early age. When ~ most out of employees. was in 8th grade, he swept floors at "It not only makes moral and etht~•family's Dayton plant and cut out ical sense, but makes good business patterns with shears. He later fol- sense," said Sullivan. lowed his father into the bu.~iness. Lion's five manufacturing and "It sort of had a magnetic attra.;- distribution plant• in Kentucky grew tion to me," L.apedes recalled. ''Then; . out of what began ' as a dry good• were.01her things that interes!ed me:·' store in downtown Dayto'l· By LAURIE Kfll MAN Aq aci...U WJIIw World financial crisis Impacts mortgage ra.tes By MICHAEL WHITE AP Buslneu Writer LOS ANGELES - Robyn Thornburgh was just days away from closing a $320,000 loan tO refinance her home at a lower interest rate when she got an unwelcome lesson in macroeconomics. As Asian financial turmoil pushed the · value of the dollar down last.week, the interesl rate on Ms.' Thornburgh's pending loan rose from 7 ~rcent to 7-3/4 ~r­ cent. ·plus more than $3,000 in points. or financing cost~. Ms. Thombu'rgh. a 40-year-old single mother of two woo sells medical supplies, put her refinancing plans oq hold. "It's not going to make sense for me to do it. I'm going to end up ba~ically paying the same rate that I'm paying now," said Ms. Thornburgh of Irvine. "I can't find any rhyme or reason to why this hap' .. ~ ned. .. The source of her problems began Wednesday, half a world away, when the ailing Japanese yen made a sudden dramatic rise in value againsrthe dollar. That reversed the trend of falling Asian curren· cies that had hel~d push interest rates down for weeks an.J prompted a surge in homebtiying across the United States. Almost immediately, mortgage rates went up more than half a percentage point at many big U.S. lenders, providing Americans with a harsh example of how global economic developments can di•rupt their lives. At Countrywide Home Loans Inc.; the nation's large•t residential loan broker, niles on a ~tandard, 30-year fixed-rate loan jumped from 6-1/4 ~rcent with 1-1/2 .points on Tuesday to 7 ~rcent with 2-118 points on Friday, spokes·woman Jumana Bauwens said. Wholesale mtes those offered by lenders to inde~ndent ·mongage brokers went up by nearly 1 ~rcentage point on average. 'said Earl Brown of Dynamic Access Mongages in Laguna Hills. The increase "wa• almost instantaneous" but whether it is temporary is difficult to predict, said Chip Johnson, a senior vice president at Crestar Mortgage Corp.. a nationwide lender based in' Richmond, Va. That will be determined. in part. by the actions of currency traders who have added to the dollar's decline by selling them off in international markets, said Glenn Yago, head of financial analysis at lheMilken lnstilute in Santa Monica. You are cordially. invited to attend farms. Though the bualnasa has kept him very busy, It has not deterred him-from prac11clng football and playing In games on Thurldly evenings. (AP) I businesses and Individuals lor their horses or OVERBROOK CENTER'S otfi anniversary Celebration October r 7tfi rpm to 5 pm at Overbrook Center's 'Front Lawn St , e 'JYLl ""r'-ddl.ep0 rt 333 ·ran :J lft' if I Wood shl,lvings operation gives teen early start on world of small business By JIM WALKER When Larry Mullens had heart I !IOid that one and got thisnew tniil.Ironton-Tribune surgeryin0ctoberi995,Kelli-Mul· er,"saidJustin,whomakesall the IRONTON (AP) _ Justin Mul- lens moved behind the wbeel and payments on his equipment. lens was not ~nlike other 13-year-old helr.ed,her son make hisdelive~~·· ' Now it's time for college. boy' his age at Iranian Junior High Mom had to do a httle dnvmg "I'll probably go to.school in the School. He was atlending classes, · forawhtle.Dadsatt.~ereandbossed, eveningsomeplacecloselikeOUSC practicing football and playing in and that was worse, Justm satd. . (Ohio University Southern Campus). games on Thursday evenings Earlyon,Justmwentdoor-to-door I'IItakebusinessandaccountingand But besides domg homework and ~o liciting business. He noted thai maybe a lillie advenising. I need to studying for tests, in his free time :·now the orders are on the answer- get all the aspects of the game in Justin was staning his own business. ing machine and keep me really there," said Justin. _ delivering ~Yood shavings to busi- busy." · · While business is good, Justin said nesses and inlfividuals for theirhors· Justin. who won't be ~~- until it can only get bis~~r .when he ~gins es or farms. . December, is sti II playing football. . to ~~vote ~IS '!nd1v1ded attentton. .It all began rather innocently. He is a.senior guard and defensive ! Theresa btg market out t~re. - . ''There was an older gentleman tackle for the Ironton· Fighting Tigers. "r;ou JUSt need to know when: 10 go who made furniture and we got saw- And whtle his football career has tak- and know who to go to," said Justin. aust from him for ourselv~s. I sold en off, so has his business. "1\e got some indirect connections 'enough to have a little spending monJustin not only delivers to C01>ke's to some other area•. but I don't have ey and get a few products for my FannCeiuerin lrontonandSou!hem enough product right now. Maybe ' : . l1) '' • Come Join Us In Yfn a emoon 0 . 'Fun, 'Entertainment and Old 'Fashion Cooli..in' . cOm ·.v rea d m. ulnner e rD rD rrf ro ·( .veans e b C. d ~09 .I\.OaS CJ3rinlf) your est pumpKin. , pie Carve .' pumpkin and win prizes, Come call "the pins. " ;:J .. dt . C C " d. . ( . {;., an oss norsesnoes an wm a. rop. 'r· ,£ l/ Cirida Saun ders 'for more in; ormation ca ' at 902 6472 things took off from there," said but he also has 25 to 30 other cus- work with." ~~.~~=~tam~~S~~inne~~-~;w~he~n~l~g~ra:d:u:at:j~J~'I~I=h=o~e~m=o=n:~w:· ~~============J=:-:::::::;::::=~~~~~~~~=~ Justi n. toiners from · Pikeville, Ky., to The man, living in a nearby wwn, Maysville, Ky., to Columbus. had gotten a contrac11o produce bird He said he makes sure business houses and t'eeders for Wal-Mart. doesn't conflict with football, but it leaving him with a lot of wood shav- comes first in the off-season. ings to dispose of. .,, ':Thai was one of the reasons I Si nce he was so young. Juslin didn't run !rack. I wasn'tu su~rstar employed the help of hiS father. Lar-- at track and it wa~ hol\ling my busiry. who drove the truck until one of ness back," said Justin. his friends turned 16 and Justin satd Justin said his business has dou"he automatically became my bled in the past year. He has hought - - his _third trailer and s~co~d truck to employee." Now Justin has one full-time and make ptckups and dehvenes. two other part-time employees. one "Each time I bought' a bigger rig. of whom t.s his teammate and fellow I. started with a two-horse trailer, then tackle Aaron Markel. a new truck. then a new trailer. then ' e 1 Minutes ' Ohio, W.Va. lottery selections ' By The Associated Press The ·following numbers were selected in Friday's Ohio and West Virginia lotteries: OHIO Pick 3: 9-8-6 Pick 4: 8-0-0-2 Buckeye 5: 11-13-14-28-37 There were no tickets sold with all five numbers selected 10 Friday mght's Buckeye 5 drawing. the Ohio Lottery said. , · The Jackpot for Saturday's Super Lotto drawing was $8 million. . Sales m Buckeye 5 totaled $362.417 . . Players will sharo $104.477. There were I06 Buckeye 5 tickets with four of the numbers, and each is worth $250 The 3.805 tickets showing three of the. numbers are each wonh $10, and the 39,927 ·tickets showing two of the numbers are each wonh $1. · The Ohio Lottery will pay out $393.636 to Pick 3 Numbers winners. Sales totaled $1,336,923. Ptck 4 Numbers players wagen:4 $420.422 and will share $90,600. · WEST VIRGINIA Daily 3: 9-4,-3 Daily 4. 9-2'·9-4 Cash 25:2-5-12-14-19-25 as low as , . 'aC! WASHfNGTON -As the House Judiciary Committee prepares to gauge the White House'• cooperation with its impeachment inquiry, the panel'scllai!TIWI is granting a Democnllic de!'Jand .to question Jndependent Counsel Kenneth Starr. Speaking to ~rs Friday after briefing committee Republicans on logistiC!. Rep. Henry Hyde of Illinois n:veised his previous opposition to questioning Starr-- on one condilion. • u(RankingDcmocratJohn)Cony- ,ers has indicated thaf be is going to call Mr. Starr. And as of now I have oo objection to tl1at," Hyde said. "If he has something to tell us ... beyond his referral." · Hyde said the committee'~ lir:st tm~achment hearing proliably would occur in mid-November. motivated probe. Hyde on ThUrsday By putting Starr on the slallil dur· White House lawyers and com- had sl~ down any suggestion of ing nationally broadca<;~ hearings, mittee Republicans, meanwhile, calling Starr. but he reversed himself Democrats hope to undermine the agreed in a telephone conference Fri- Friday. credibility of the GOP-led inquiry day to meet as early as Tuesday. The Starr and stipulation issues based on his repon. administration and congressional are only the first in what is expected "In my view, complaints about the officials said An investigator for . to be a blizzard of negotiations on the independent counsel should be committee Democrats also is expect- probe_'s .direction and .cope between · brought .to (Attorney Geneml) Janet ed to attend the White House and the committee Reno, who sought his appoinfrnent. During the session, GOP investi- as the third presidential inquiry in his- and she should bring them to the gators try to get a feel for how tory moves forwaro. three-judge court which appointed much of Starr's repon the White White House confirmation of tes- him." Hyde told reponers Thursday. • House will "stipulate." or admit. is timony in Starr's repon would cut the But on Friday, the chatrrnan !aid credible. committee's investigation time he had no obJect tons· to the prospect "Stipulation.• would be most help- something Republicans hope will of Starr being questioned by the panful," Hyde said. "That's another serve as an incentive for lhe admin- el. will way to spell cooperation." istratipn. "It would expedite the One of the key area• of negotia- ·process," Rep. Charles Canady, Rlion during the inquiry, will be which Aa., told reponers. witnesses to call before the commitCrafting a list .of witnesses the tee. Democrats have demanded the 1:0mminee wants · to question is panel question Starr. whom they e•pected to be the target of in~nse, acci!SC of conducting, a politically · negotiations, c_ommillee aides for · , · . both parties said. ~ " I•PageA7 - He also told reponers that the inquiry could move to ocher areas, such a< whether the Monica Lewinsky affair had destroyed Clinton's ability to lead. Asked whether he might call high-ranking Pentagon officials berore the panel to say whether Clinton has retained hi~ credibility a.~ commander in chief. Hyde replied: "It's a possibility." B.ut he cautioned that any s~ ­ lalion on witnesses wa.~ premature. since tile committee did not yet know th~ breadth of its probe. "That's why we want to talk with the ; • White House." be said. l":::===========~~==:;:;;::;::;::;:1 Suspect in Capitol shooting incident indicted.for m.urde'r"of two policemen WASHINGTON (APJ- A federal grand jury charged Russell E. Weston Jr. on Friday with murdering two policemen and anempting to murder another at the U.S. Capitol last summer. WeSion. 41, who has a 20-year history of mental illness. was indicted on two counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and three counts of using a pistol during a violent crime. He could face the death penalty. "It's definitely not a surprise," said Barry Boss, an assistant public defender representing Weston. An arraignment was set for Wednesday, at w~ich time. the defense may begin unfurling an insanity defense. W~ston wa.< diag· nosed a~ ·a paranoid schizophrenic years ilgo. . Capitol Polic~ Officers Jacob J. Chestnut and John Gibson di~ of gunshots from a .38·caliber Smith & Wesson revolver fired by Weston during the July 24 incident. prosecutors say. A tourist, Angela Dickerson, 24, of Chantilly, Va .. wa• slightly wounded. . Weston remains in custody without bond, hospitalized with gunshot wounds he received from Gibson, who blocked Weston's entry into a suite of offices occupied by·Rep. Tom. DeLay, R-Te<as, the House majority whip.• · The incident began when Weston burst through a metal detector at a door on the East Front of the Capifut According to prosecutors, he killed Chestnut there with an execution-style shot to the back or'the head as the, officer wa< writing out directions for a tourist. From that point, Weston ran jlown a first-tloor Capitol hallway, where he fired on Capitol Police Officer Dougla.< B. McMillan before ducking through a doorway arid confronting GibSon, prosecutors have said. The ' shots Weston allegedly fired at McMillan were the basis for the attempted IJIUrder co'unt in the """bones, four-page indictment. On Sept. 23, bandaged and appearing frightened, Weston was pushed int(l a federal counroom in a wheelchair for his first a~arance before a judge since the shootings. He was there to answer one federal murder charge. covering the deaths of ·. hoth officers . SPECIAL RECYCLE DAYS Wednesday- October 14, 1998 Letart Township -- 9 am until.Noon at old Community Building on S.R. 338 Lebanon Township- 1 pm until 4 pm at Township Garage on C.R. 35, Portland Rd. Farmers Bank & Savings Company MEIGS COUNTY RECYCLING AND LITIER PREVENTION . l;i;ML __._ ~i · 740-992-6360 I~L~. ~i 21 I wttteeono IIIMI PO. laiD ~0Hf61(1l MembtrF.O.I.C. 10992-21,. You own the phone! a minute , Digital ,: Rate Plans '· was ·Now! $25- }6(f 300 nnrms $35- )00 440 nnrms ' '· $25 Pre-paid phone card ldlitional. late p\ar6 available. Please do not place pap'er in your curbside bin on rainy or snowy days; save it until a dry day. CeUular Rate Plans ,. was Now! · $24·95_ ~150nnrm. ldlitional.late pans available. • Cellular ,. Once paper gets wet, it is. no. longer recyclable. . When possible save paper items for days that are dry. 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The n-yc:ar-old space legend sai led through four days of final launch tmoning at Kennedy Space Center, and NASA officials said he. i> ready for hi s planned Oct. 29 return to space. · · But NASA had learned nothmg wtll make the Amencan hero what he seemingly wants most- to be viewed as just any otfter astronaut out to do a Job. Despite <very effort to blend tn with Discovery's crew. Glenn. retiring after a long career as a Democratic senator from'Oiuo. could not escape the fascination nor skepttctsm surrounding 'his role in the ntght Atone point. he even tried scoldmg the medta into focusing on tbe potenual science benefits of the night and not on hjs every move. "Let me ca.<ltgate the pre» al)lOment here." Glenn said. " Too often you get tnto the human aspects of this and you don't get into the sc tentific stuff that gets into everybody's house all over this country." But there is no chance that Glenn, the fir.;t Amencan to orbit Earth in 1962 wtll into the background. Even NASA's own a.rnmaul< - on average three decades younger and sometimes vastly more exl'<'rienced-space Oiers th:lll Glenn- can' t see hinl as simply another member of the crew. "Everyone .looks.at John with a little bit of awe because it's John Glenn," said a.<tmnaut Rick Linneh:lll, assigned to help btscovery's a."mnaul< get ready tony on launch day. • . · " He's a functioning membef of the crew: and everyone has their >pectfic jobs to do. But. on another level. he's John Gfenn." The D1scovery crew rose early Friday for a dre5s reheomal of launch day. The six men and one woman ate breakfast. dressed in thetr 90-pound launch and silver van that carries crew~ to the spaceship; Ballot Language, Arguments and the Full Text of Statutes Proposed by Initiative Petition to be Submitted to the Voters at the General Election, November 3, 1998. PROPOSED LAW Argument Against the Issue Argument For the Issue PROPOSED LAW Proposed by Initiative Petition 1 a~end Se~tions To 1531.0 I and 1531.02 of the Ohio Revised Code to prohibi'l the hunting or taking of mourning doves in Ohio. The proposed law would: (I ) Amend Section 1531.01 (SJ of the Ohio Revised Code by removing the words "mourning doves" from the definition of "Game birds." (2) Amend Section J'S31 .0 I of the Ohio Revised Code by removing the final sentence of that section which states: . "The chief shall not establish a season for the hunting of mourning doves that opens prior to the fifteenth day of September of any year." (3) Amend Section 1531.02 of the Revised Code by adding the words "NO PERSON SHALL HUNT OR TAKE A MOURNING DOVE." If adopted, this law as amended would b,e effective on December 3, 1998. A majority yes vote is necessary for passage. YES NO 1531.01 DEFINITIONS mg. The hand Ime or rod and Ime shall have attached to it not more than three balled hooks, not more than three ant· fly rod lures, or one artificial bait As UZiCd in thts chapter and Chapter ' 1533. of the Revised Code· ca...tmg hlfe eqmpped Wtth not more (A) "Person" means mdivtdual, company. partnership, corporation. mun1c- than three sets of threC hooks each. (N) "Trothne" means a devtce for ipal corporation, association, or any combmat\On of mdtv1duals, or any employee, agent, or officer thereof. c atchmg fi sh that conststs of a ltne havmg suspended from it, at frequent Jnt~r· vals, vert1callines With ~ooks attached. (B) "Re~ident" means any indtvidual (0) "Fish" means a cold-blooded ver· who has restded in thts state for not less tebrate havmg fin s than s1~ months n~t~dmgthe date '"' ·"(¥}· " Measureme&t' ·of \ fish" means of makmg application for a license. length from the end of tH.~ riose tn the (C) "Nonresident" meafls any tnd1v1d~ •. longest tip or end of the tall. uai who does not qualify as a rest dent (Q) "Wild btrds" includes game bmls (D) " DIVISIOn rule" or "rule" means and nongame b1rds any rule adopted by the ch1ef of lhe (R) "Game" mcludes game birds, div1sion of Wildlife under section game quadrupeds, and lur~beanng anJ- 151 I I0 of the Revised Code unless the context tndtcates othefWtse (E) "Closed· season" ineans that peri· od of lime dunng wh1ch.the tak1n g of w1ld an1mals protected by tht s chapter and ~haptcr 1513. of the Re v1sed Code ts protribtted (f) "Open season'' means thar penod ofttmc dunng wh1ch the takmg of v. 1ld animals protected by tht s chapt~r and Chapter 1533. of the Rev1sed Code IS penmtted. " (G) "Take or lakmg" mc lude~ pursu~ mg. shootmg, hu ntmg, kallmg. trappmg, anghng, fishmg with a lrotlme, or neumg any clam, mussel, crayfish, aquat tc msect, fish , frog, turtle , wild bird, or Wild quadruped, and any lesser act, such as wounding, or plac mg, seumg, dmwing, or usmg any other dcv1ce for klllmg or captunng any w1ld am mal, whether n results m killing or capturmg the animal or not. "Take or takmg" mcludes every atte mpt to kill or capture and every act of ass1srance 10 any mher person in killmg or cuptu nng or attempting to k1ll or capture a "'1ld am mal CH) " Possesston" meam bOth act ual and constructi ve possesston and any control of thmgs referred to (l) " Bag hm1t" rn eans the riumber. measu rement or we 1ght of any kind of crayf1sh, aquatic msec t~ . f1sh, lrogs, 1Ur1lcs. wtld b1rds. and wild quadrupeds penmtled lobe taken (J) "Transport .tnd Jr,msron3n on" me ans carrymg or mov111~ or cau smg 10 be earned or moved (K) "Sell and sale" means barter, exchange. or offer or t:xpose fo r sale (L)"Wholc to Include part" means thai every provasmn re laung 10 any wild antmal protected by lhas chapter and Chapter 1533. of the f{ev 1 ~ed Code applies to any part thereof w1lh Ihe s:.tme effect as 11 applies to the whole (M ) "A nglmg" means f" hm g wnh not more than two hand h nes. nol more than lwo unJts of rod and l1ne. or a comhmauon of not more th an one hand lme and one rod and hne, c,:lt,her 1n hand mals. The orgamzaltons behind Issue One oppose UStng,animals--for farm· mg. medical research ... even fishing , ctrcuses and zoos! Ltke all social reform m ovements, their goal is to begin with an "easy sell." • Dove hunting is cruel: :rhe U.S. Ftsh & Wtlr.\hfe Service estimates th..::~l move on to bigger iss ues. that Up tO 30% Of doves are WOUnded and unretFieved. These cnppled The main backers of Issue One are national organi zattons.,Thc Fund btrds slow ly suffer until they dte, accordmg to The Humane Society for Ammals, New York, People for the Ethical Treatment of Ammals of the Untted States. (PeTA), Virginia, and others. They have paid 75 percent of the costs of Issue One to date. They, not Ohtoans, paid for ihe Arizona Firm; • Dove hunting is unnecessary: Ohto Divtston of Wildlife publications state, whtch used profess1onal signature gatherers to'(et Issue One on the' "Obvtously. doves don 't have to be hunted." Doves don 't overpopulate They ~~ - . cause no damage in Great Lakes states, such as Michigan, Minnesota, New Tell them NO. There is stmply no reason to York. and Wtsconsin, where they have long ~been protected. '' .' • Dove hunting is target practice: A dove contams only an ounce or two outl~w d~ve hunting Moummg doves are the mol abundant game bird in A'merica. Numbering some 500 million, more doves extst t~an all spectes of ducks and geese combined! State and federal wildhfe official s tell us that hunttng doesn't impact dove numbers; there IS no difference m states in whtch they are hunted and the few tn whi ch they are not. Tens of thousands of Ohioans and mtlhons of Amencans hunt and eat doves. One dove equals 10 large shnmp, one chicken leg, two chicken wmgs, 2 1/2 w1eners, three sausage patties or one bratwurst. of meat. They're used as targets, not food. FIELD & STREAM hunt- mg columnist George Retger says "I've witnessed opening days m which shooters competed to see who wquld be the first to kiiiiOO birds. I've seen doubles and tnples fall to gunners who st1ll hadn't bothered to look for the doubles and triples they'd previOusly shot.'' • Dove hunting is not an Ohio tradition: Doves are backyard birds val, ued by milhons of Ohioans. Acting as a natuml (a.' opposed to chemt- Why, then , Is Issue One on the ballot? · cal) herbictde and dmng no d~mage to agncultural crops, doves help The answer IS in thetr own words. Issue One backers have sa1d farmers and gardeners by eating weed-producing seeds. Responsible ' "Even tf animal research resulted tn a cure for AIDS, we'd be agatnst sportsmen are sat1sfied with the 47 spectes tradtttonally hunted here it." (PeT~ spokesperson. Vogue, 9{89)' ,: • Dove hunting i.! bad for the environmenl: Dove hunters discharge tons "Eatmg meat' mocks God by tortunng antmals, po\luttng the earth mid of tOXIC lead shot. polluting water and poisoning wildhfe. destroying our own health." (PeTA. Washingrmr Post, I/3L/98) · '1 •' assistance to any other person m cap· turing wild birds or \lo ild quadrupeds by means of 1he dev1cc whether or not the means results an capture. (AA) "Muskrat spear" means any device used 1n speanng muskrats. (88) "Channels and·passages" means those narrow bod1es ,of water lying between 1s lands or bel ween an 1sland and the mainland 111 Lake Ene (CC) ''Island" means a rock or land eli:· (S) "Game bi~ds'' mcludes mettllllli!; vat1on above the wate;s of Lake Ene qua1l, ruffed grouse, having an area of five o r more acres sharp~tailed grouse. p1nnated grouse, above water. wild turkey, Hunganan partnd ge , (DO) ''Reef' means an elevation of. Chukar partndge, woodcocks. rock, e1lher broken or 1'n place . or gra v~ black~brcasted plover, golden plover, el shown by the latest United States chan W1lson 's snipe or Jacksnlpe, greater and to be above the common level of the surlesser ycllowlegs, rail. coots, gall mules, rounding bottom of the lake, other Ihan duck, geese, brant, and crows. the rock bottom, or m place fom1111g the (T) "Nongame b1rds" Includes all other base or foll,pdauon rock of an island or Wild b1rds not mcluded and defmed as mainland and . slopmg from the shore go.mc btrds. thereof. "Reer' also means all elevatiOns (U) "W1ld quadrupeds" includes game shown by that chart to be above the com4uadrupeds and fur-bearmg animals. mon level of the slopang base or foun· (V ) "Game quadrupeds" mcludes hares datton rock of an 1sland or mamland. o r rabb1ts. gray squirrels, black. squir- whether running from . the shore of an rels1. fox squirrels , red squirrels, island or parallel wuh the contour of the . g roundho~s or woodchuck s, deer, wtld shore of an 1sland or in any other way boar, and bears and whether formed by rock. broken or (W) "Fur-beanng ammals" tncludes · an P,lace. or from gra ve l mmk s, we~stls. raccoons. skunks. ~E) ''Fur faml'' means any area used opossums, muskrats, fox , beavers, bad- exdus 1vely for raasmg fur~beanng amgers. alterS. coyotes, and botx:ats mals or m addition thereto used fo r (X) ..Wild ammals" includes mol· hun1ang game. lhe boundanes of wh1ch lusk s. yrusta ceans, aquauc msects, arc plaanly marked as such ft sh, rept1les, amph1b1ans, wtld b1rds, (FF) '"Waters" mcludes any lake, pond, wild quadrupeds. and all, other. wild reservoar, stream, channel. lagoo n, or mammals. other body of water, or any part there· (Y) " Hunting" means purs uing, shoot ~ of , whelhcr naiUral or arttfi c1al mg. k1lhng, followmg after or O fl the (GG) "Cr.tb" or "cur'' refers to that partrail of. lymg m wa1t for. shootmg at. .. t1cular t.:ompanmcnt of the net from whacll or woundmg w1ld b1rds o r wild the fish tire t.1ken when the net 1s lifted. quadrupeds whtlc e mploying any {HH ) "Cmnrncrc ml !ish" means those device commnnl y used !(l k 11! or !!JJCCICS Of fi,h rtenniUclllo be taken, poswound w1ld b1rds or w1ld quadrupeds sessed, boug.hl , or soht llllli.!s;o; nthcrw1sc whelhcr or not the ,lets result in k1lhng rcstncted by the I<L'V Isl·d Code or diYIorwoundmg. ''Hu nun g" 1ncludescvery ston rule und art: ,Ji i.!WI ll' (1\ p'-:Clld('auem pt. to kill or wound and every act · ha rcngus). Amcncan ~:d tA n~u lll.1 l(]s- ~ of ass1stancc to any o the r peison m tr,ttu), howfm (An ua L<~ l v .t) . hurhot ka11mg or wound1ng or .memptlng to (Lnla· Iota), c,trp (Cyp nma" l .trpm ), k1ll ur wound w1ld bards o r w1ld Mnallmo uth buffalo (lc11obus bubulu s). quadrupeds. higmouth buffalo (lctJobus cypnnellu s), (Z) "Trappm g" means sccunng o r black bullhead tk·talurus mel as), ye llow allemptmg tu secure posscs,1on of a bullhead (lctalurus nalaiJs ), brown butlwtld b1rd ot w1ld quad ruped by means he ads (lctalurus neh ul (~~u ~ ). ch.mncl of sclltng. placmg. drawmg. or usmg Ciltlish (k taluru ~ punctutus). llad tcad cal· any devt cc that as dcstgncd lo close f1s h •(Pylod1ctas ohvans ) wh1tet1sh upon . hold ta~ t , confine. or ot hcrw1se (Corcgonus sp.). Cisco (Coregt llllt \ "11 ). capt ure a w1 ld b1 rd or wild 4u.tdrupcd freshwater dru m or shecpshc.1d whether or not the mc.uv.; res ults 111 ~.:ap(Aplodmolus gr unn1 e ns). gar lure "Tr..upptng" mc iLJdcs ~vL·ry uc: t of (Lcplsostcus sp ). g1zzard shad ~pheasants, k'"'' .' J ' Committee Agamst the Law State Senator Gary C. Suhadolnik, 241h District Stale Senator Robert Latta, 2nd DIStrict •' State ~~nator Mtchael Shoemaker, 17th Dtstrict State Senator Greg DtDonato, 30th District State Representative Joseph E. Hat~e s, 74th Dtstnet State Representative Jim Duchy, 84th DtStnct State Representative Jerry Krupinski , 98th Di.stnct "state Representative Sean Logan, 3rd Distrtct Don Atkmson, former d1strict d•rectqr. League of Ohio Spo(lsmen Gene Branstool , former AsSistant Secretary, U.S. Agriculture Dept. 1 John Butterworth, Manon County Sheriff Dick Schafrath, Republican State Sen~tor and Cleveland Browns All-Pro Lineman . Dr. Tam1 Shearer. veterinanan . Sandy Rowland, Ohio Director of The Humane Society · of the United States I '• ' (Dorosoma ceped1anum), goldf1sh (Carass1us auratus), lake trout (Salvelinu s namaycush) , moOneye . ' 1lar gear. and any boat used in con~ JUnction w1th that gear, but does nol .mclude gill nets_ (Htodon tergtsus), qutilback (~a~es (RR) "Native wildhfe" mean.• any cyprinus). smelt (Allosmeru~~s, Hypomesus sp., Osmerus sp.. Spmnchus sp.). sturgeon (Acipenser sp .• species of the animal kmgdom mdJge· nous to th1s state. (SS) "G1II net" means a smgle se~tton offabnc or n~tt1ng seamed to a float hne a1 the top and a lead Ime at the bottom, whach IS des1gned to entangle fish m the net openmgs as they sw1m mto 1t. (IT) "Small game" mcludes phea'iants, Scaphtrhynchus sp.), sucker other than buffalo an~ qutllback (Carptodes sp , / Catostorms sp • Hypentehum sp , Mmytrema Sf., Moxostoma sp.), whtte bass (Morone chrysops), whue perch (Rckcus americanus~ . and yellow perch (Perea fl avescens). When the common name nf a fi sh 1s used m this chapter or quail, ruffed grouse. sharp-tatled Chapter 15JJ of the Revtsed Code, tt COfks, black-breasted plover, g'olden plover, Wtl,son 's smpe or Jacksn1pe, greater and lesser yell?wlegs, ra1l, coot. gallmules, ducks. geese, branl, crows, rabbits, gray squirrels, black squmels, fm. sqmrrels, red sqmrrels, and grouOO ~ hogs or woodchucks. ( UU) "Tag fi shmg tournament" means a contestm which a panicipanl pays a fee, or gives other valuable cons1der~ a11on, for u ch1mce to win a pnze by VIrtUe of calchmg a tagged or otherwise specifically marked fi sh within a lim· lied period of ume, but does nol mclude a s<;heme of chance conduct ~ ed under diVIston (D)( I) of section 2915 02 of lhe Revised Code (VV ) "Tenant" means an mdJvJdual who restdeS on limd for wh1ch the tnd1 ~ v t1.h ... ~ rays rent and whose annual mcome is pnmanly denved from agri· cultural produl·lton conducted on that land , a~ "agncultural produ clion" is defmed an section 9 29. 01 of lhe Rev1 sed Code. (WW) "Nonnauve wtldlife" means any wild am mal no t mc..ltgeno us lo th1 s state. The l'lhlef llh!tll FISt 8.Jialilmh ill S! ft Gil ft1 lhe Luntlrt~ efrPI!'Itt:Pfllftg tte eo that a~eriiJ JJP18r le lb t'iHeenth tis) et SetJU~M!er ef Bfl) )ear. grouse, pmnated grouse. Hurlgarian partridge, Chukar partridge, wood· bY refers tq the fish designated the ·scienliflc name m th1s dcfimtion. (Ip "F1shmg" means lakmg or attemptIll~ to take fi sh by any mel hod, and all other acts sush as placmg, settmg. drawmg. or using any device com· manly used to take fish whether res ull~ mg m a takmg or not • (JJ ) "F1IIet" means the pieces of flesh taken or cut from both sides of a fish, JOined to fonn one p1ece of flesh. ( KK) "Part fillet" means a piece of flesh l:lken or cui from one s1de of a fish (LL) "Round" when used m descub~ ing fish means with head and tail ,intact. (MM ) " Migrate" means the transn or move ment of f1sh to or from one place to another, as a result of natural forc~s or instinct and mcludcs, but is not limited to, movement of llsh mduced or c aused by changes m the water flow. (NN) "Spreader bar" means a bra1 l o r rig ad bar placed across the enure width of the had , at the top and bottom of the cars mall trap. c nb. and fyke nets for the purpose of keepmg the m eshe~ 1 han ging sq uarely whtlc the nets are fi shing {00) "F1shm g gu1dc' mc.tns .any person who. for consaderation o r htre, opc nues n bo.al, re nts, lenses, or other• '-"1Se lurnn•.hcs .mg lmg deviCes, 1ce ti slung ~ h .mucs or shelter~ of any kmd, (lf other lishtng equ1pm!.!nt, and accompaniC!'t, gu1d~~ . da.rcct!i. ur a!'t ststs any o ther person m ordet 1 •r tho: olher JX: t • son to engage in fashmg (PP) "Net" me.ms fish1ng dev1ces \I, 11h meshes composed of twmc or sywhet ac m <ttena l and tncludcs, but 1s not hm l,ICd to. trap nets. fy ke nets. cnb nels. carp aprons, d1 p nels, and scmes, except mmn nw semes and minnow d1p net" ' mercta l llshtng gear" (QQ) "Cmn means se mes . Imp nets . fykc nets. d1p nets, carp aprons. trotlmes. olher si m ~ tSJI .02 STATE OWNERSHIP OF WILD ANIMALS Tht: ownership of and the ttlle to ull wtld anunals m th1s staie, not legally confined or held by pnvate owner!i htp legally acqutred, 1s 111 the "laiC. wh 1ch holds such tlll e 1n tn t"l tm the benefit 11f allt}tc people. 111d1viduul pO!!i:-eSston s~ dl be obtmncd only m .tccordnncc with the Rcv1scd Code or d1V1~1on ol waldhfe orders. No perscns shill\ at any time of t~e year take 1n an y maf\ner or P,Ossess any number or quantity of wild annnals. cxr cpl suc h Wild am mals us the Revised Code'·or dh·1 sion orders permit to he taken, hllnted , k1lled , or had 111 possess1on, and only at such ume and plaC"llliitrd in su,:h manner, as the Revis.ed Code or ,division orders pre sen be. No pt:p'SOn s hall buy, sell , or offer any part of wrld ammals lpr .sale, or transport any part of wild ammals, except as permiued b'y the Re vised Code or division orders. No person shall possess or 'trunspon a Wild am ~ mal wh1c~ has ~en taken unlawfully outside the state . A person doing anythmg proh1bated or neglec11ng to do anythmg required Jly this chapter m Chapter 153 3. of the Rev1sed Code, or' contrary lo any dJVI· sion order v1ohltt!s th1s sect1on A per· 1 son who c" unsels , atds, sh1elds, or barbon; an ofTender under suc h sections or d;YIS!Oil order, tlf who knowmg\y shares in lhe proceeds of such ytola· · c1on, or rece1ves or possesses any wtld ammul m v1olation of the Revised Code or dJv1s1on order Ylolares this sec~ Section Sunday, October 11 , , . . • By TARA BURGHART CHAMPAIGN , Ill. (AP) Motivation? No problem for top· ranked Ohio State. .tt " We threw a !Jig goose egg on the board," linebacker Na'il' Diggs said after he returned a tumble for a touchdown in Ohio State's 41 -0 victory over llltnots. "We, can stay · motivated agamst any team, hard or ·.easy, ranked or unranked ." · Ohio State (5-0. 2·0) faces Big Ten also-rans Minnesota. • Northwestern aod lndaana m the next . three weeks. It will wrap up its regular season agamst Michigan at home. " ThiS was a game 10 test our maturity. If we' re miltmc . then we ' re not gowg to ' trcat anybod y lightl y We 're not going 10 want to win by just. a ltttle,.. salety Damon Moore smd ~ "Ohio State (S-0, 2-0 Big Ten) looked very mature aga i nsl , the young and mexpcricnccd lllini . who just. broke a I) -game Btg Ten loson g streak Ja . , t week. Joe Ge nnatnc threw for 307 yards nnd three touchdowns. complctmg 17-ot-2X. "They' re the hest tea ni I' ve played agatnst all year Gcnnatne put the hall nght on the money today." ' Illinois dcrcnStve tackle Garrett Johnson said The Buckeyes racked up 24 points and 326 yards in lhc first half as Gcrmatnc spread his passes among Dco;, Miller. David Boston, Reggie Germany and John Lumpktn - with the latter three each scoring touchdowns The dclense scored a touchdown thanks to Diggs. kept constant pressure on lllinots quarterback Kurt Kittner aitd his receivers, and limited lllinms to JUSt 69 yards tn the lirst hall and 57 yards rushing for the game " They have weapons eyerywhcrc.'' Illinois coad1 Ron Turner ,.;.ud "· Ohio State got the only pmnts it needed o n it~ li1 st pos~cs~1on of the game. a 40-yard lield goal by Dan Stultl at the end of a ntnc·play, 59· yard dn vc Wuh 8 31 lelt in the first quarter. tt1e Buckeye' hcgan a 79-yard march capped hy Genna tne's one-yard pas' to Lumpkin Gctmainc completed passe" ol 15 -yards IO Boston and 19 to Lumpktn and Mtchacl Wtlcy con· tnbutcd 1un s o l U and nmc yard s to the dnve YOU'RE GOING DOWN!- Illinois running back Steve Havard (38) goes to the turf as Ohio Stale defensive lineman Rodney Bailey (94) closes in for the tackle In lhe first half of Saturday's Big Ten matchup in Champaign, Ill., where the top-ranked Buckeyes won 410. (API ..., ' quarter. Germaine threw a 30-yard and D1 ggs returned the fumhlc to the touchdown' pa ss. to Bu-.tun In l1m sh end zone to make It 34·0 five-play sconng dri>r that also A two-yard run hy Jonathan Wells oncluded a 40-yard pa>S to Mtlle r. capped an e1ght -play. ~4 -yard dttvc Germany caught a J?-ya1d touch ~ to the last Ohw State touchdown. down pass' 1rom Gc rmmnc JUSI at the Kittn er. who was 1'1-ot-36 for 156 goal ltnc to make 11 24-0 wtth 6 19 ym d s, had a numhcr ol passes hatted lclt m the half down or tipped Rocky Harvey. third With ahout II mtnutes lett in the 111 the B1g Te n With 99 rushmg ya rd-. Four tninulcs mlo the ' second game , James Cotton sac ked Kutn e r a game, was lumtcd to 29 · on ftrst-and -10 at the Buckeyes 47 ,Padres defeat Braves 4-1 ·in NLCS SA~ DIEGO (AP) -. The San Otego Padres The Padres arc one wt n away Irom thctr lirst took a 3-0 lead in the National l.,eagtlc tnp to the World Senes since 1984, when they Champion shtp Senes after rc~ordtng a 4- 1 vic- beat the ChiCago Cuhs tn t he NLCS , only to tory over the Atlanta Braves in Gam e 3 lose to the Detroit Ttgers tn the Fall Classic. Saturday Sterling Httchcock's gntttness and clutch two-out RBI htt s hy Steve Ftnlcy and i(cn !=amin1tt off Greg Maddux in the ftfth onmng earned the Padres to the verge p t what would be a shocking swee p.' · NCAA Division l 'football scores East Buffalo 35, Morgan Sl. 17 C.W. PoSt 27, Monmouth, N.J. 22 Citlholic l~l..a Sulle 14 Cent. Connecticut St. 12, St. Franrls, Pa. 0 Colgate 45, Dartmouth 24 Connedir.ut 40, Hofslntl8 Duquesne 39, ~arlst 17 Georgetown, D.C. 18, Canlsius 0 Harvard 19, Cornellll Lat•yeht'l7, Towson 1 .• Lehlah lO, Columbia " MassathuseUs 28, Jama Madison 26 Nprtheastern 18, VlllanoVIil 17 Penn 34, Fordham 31 Princ~lon 31, Brown 17 Rhode Island 18, Maine 17 Richmond 22, New Hamplihirt 13 Siena 4S, lonJ1143 Newberry 28, Charll'ston Southern North Carolinll 29, Pittsburgh 10 Valparaiso 19. Robert Morris 17 Wagner J4 , Sl. Peter's 7 W~t Virginia .17, Temple 7 Yale lS, Hoi)' Cros.~ 7 South Alabama 20, MiMi.sslppi 17 (0Tl Alabama A&M 33, Southern U. '1.7 Bethune·Cookma~;~ !0, Delaware St. 8 S. t:11rolina St. 43. Norfolk St. 2~ Sf. Mls.~ou!'i l9, Tennessee Tech l4 Samford 24, TennA.tartin 13 The Ciladel 31 , E. Tennwee Sl. 20 Michigan 27, Vanderbilt 24 Wllliam & Mary 52, Oelaw•re 45 Wolford 41, VMilU MldwHt Akron 45. Kcntl6 Butler 19, S•n Dlep 17 Clemson 13, Maryland 0. DavldJon 27, WuhlngtonT& Lte 7· Eul Carolina 26, Ala-·BinnlnJham 1 Florlda' A"M 51, N. Carolina A&T ll Georgia 1Vch 47, N. Caroli011 St. Z4 Hampton 21, Liberty 0 Methodist 35, Jacksonville 26 Missiulppi Sl. 38, Auburn 21 2~ Ohio St. 41 , Illinois fa Penn Sl. 27, Mmntsola 17 Tolrdo 27. Ball St. 6 \\, Illinois ZO. SW Missouri St. 13 'r'oung.'itown Sl. 34, S. Illinois 21 w. SoulhM est Army JS, Houston 28 Drake 28, Dayton 21 Iowa 26, Northwestern 24 Marshall JO, Ohio l3 Miami (Ohio ) 14, Bowling Green 11 Idaho 52, Arkansas St. 14 Tens 34, Okluhoma J Far West Air Fort'e 49, N•vy 7 Brigham Young 38, UNLV 14 Colorado St. 34, 'tUlsa 7 Montana Sl. 10. Weber Sl. 7 Notre Dame 28, Arizona St. 9 S. Urah 49, St. Mary's, Cal. 0 Michigan SL JB,Indiana 31 (OT) Missouri 33, Iowa $1. 19 • i l J. I W llhiJI6tJlj!61B l"iJ I \ i .'l ! ' • • i l _ l _i_ l • ~ ~ oi• ,• Wyoming 12, Soulhern Meth 7 ' WRAPPED UP - Marshall running back. Doug Chapman Is wrapped up after a short gain 'by Ohio defenders Chris London (22) Mark 'Calgaro (44) and Mike Fox (97) during Saturday's MAC battle in Athena, Ohio, where the Thundering Herd rallied to win 30-23. (AP) Marshall rallies to beat Ohio 30-23 ATHENS Ohto (A P) - Chad second quancr. but the Thundenng Penmngwn threw for 329 yards and He rd rattled off the next 23 potnts. three touchdowns - all three scores The Herd enlarged a 17- lnlead at gomg to LaVorn Colclough - as the hall wtth a patrol ltcld goal s by Marshall Iought oil a slow start to Btlly Malashcvtc h aroupd beat Ohto University 30-23 Saturday 'Colcloug h's 11 -yard touchdow n Freo;hman defcns1vc ha~.:k Larry receptiOn from Pennington Dav ts ended a lasHnmute btd to ttc Malashcvtch also converted a 33-yard by'thc Bobcats when he mtcrecpted a fteld goa l wtth SIX seconds lelt m the pass at 1111dfield , second qu arter to gtve Marshall the Pcnmngton completed 29-o t-43 lead for good passes and had one mtcrccptton. His Ohio ended the sconng on Kareem sco'lng stn Res to Colclough covered Wilson's 17-yard run wtth 5 31 ft v'e, 18 and II yards Colclough had rematmng to _pull wuhon a touchdown. , seven catches for 81 yard> Wil son carried 18 times for 57 yards Marshall (n-0 overall, 4-0 Mtd· and completed 3-of-8 passes for 36 Amencan Conference) ptlcd up 378 yards with one mtcrceptton yards of offen se while limtting the After the ensuing kickoff, option attac~ of O~io (1-S , 1-2 MA<;:) Marshall ptcked up two first downs to 218 yards on the 'ground and just 36 before 11 was forced to punt. The passmg. Bobcats took over at thetr own ' 15 Pennington's one mistake of the wtth 2:41 left and collected one ftrst day resulted tn Nick Toth 's mterccp· . down before Wilson was sacked•for a !ton and 79-yard return for a touch· 14-yard loss. Factng thud and 21 at its down that gave the Bobcats a qutck own 25, Wilson's pass was mtercept10·0 lead. ed by Davis, who returned it to the Ohto led 16·7 alter Steve Ohto 28 The Herd ran out the clock Hooktm's one-yard run early m the from there. . . GAHS grads of 50 years ago recall many fond memories ers'. Deceased coaches arc James F. Halderman, Charles S"{anson, and Maurice (Gnnny) Fowler. Deceased team managers are Frank (LuJak) Lyons and Paul (Haskell) Well s. A number of relatives were prese nt to represent deceased members and included the daughter of Fred Burdette, Debbie Shelton and her children Clinton and Lauren; Wayne Shaver 's sister, Juanita Shaver Niday and her daughter Robin Niday coaches, and managers ol th a t era Lane · wlro arc de ceased include Gee Also attendtng were the ch1ldrcn Marchi , Bob Vcsncr, Wayne Folden, Jim Jarvis. Fred Burdette, Alex Borden , Ri chard Davi s, Sammy Pl ant z, Tom Halhday, Wayne Shaver. and Kenneth Curry, all play- . Galltpolis; Bill Hogan , Dayton; Kenneth Null, Wooster, Dr Btll Welker, Dublin; Miles Epling, Gallipoli s; George Hout, Gallipoli s, Forrest "Brock" Borden, Maryswille, M1ch. ;Ron Canaday, Gallipolis, Bob Marchi, Gallipolis; Bill Joe Johnson. Gallipolis; Allen Romaine, Galltpohs; John ' Epltn~, Ctncinnatt; Gen'e Wetherholi, Upper Arlington; and Elmer DaviS , Grove City. A number of former players, of Kenny Curry, Mtk e and Mark, while the children of Gee Marchi, Mtke. Manssa, and Scott v.erc applauded. Several underclassmen who were members of the legendary · 1947-48 teams attendtng were Tommy Thompson. Worthington: Johnny E' ker, Galltpolts; Hobart Wil son Jr. , Galltpolis: and Phtlbert Boggs, Columbus Former cheerleaders present mcluded Jtm Caldwell, Dayton , Anne Melton Romatnc, Galltpolts; . MEMORIAL FIELD REOEDICATED - Garland (Chick) Plymale, a member of Gbllia Academy's undefeated and untied 1947 football team inspects the new plaque at the south enct of the new steel stadium: The field was dedicated 50 years ago, but a plaque commem'tlratlng the event was never erected unlil Friday night. GOLDEN ERA MEMBERS • Surviving members of the 194~ and 1948 championship Blue Devil football teams were on hand for Friday night's rededication ceremonies of Memorial Field . The 194~ team was the first to play oo the present gridiron , which was dedt· cat~d on Oct. 8, 1948. In front are (L· R) Kenny Null, Gene W!!therholt, l;ly ODIE O'DONNELL OVP Correspondent GALLIPOLIS - In an tmpres·sive prelude to the Gallia Academy' Manetta football game Fnday ntght, memories of 50 years ago were reltv ed by a number of football players, cheerleaders, and band members who particfpated tn the dedtcatton of Memorial Field on Oct. 8, 1948. TIJ~ honored guests were m1ro· duced at a reception hosted by the GAHS Alumnt Assoctalton tn the Juntor High gym at S p m. Steve .Wallts, president of the alumnt, mtrdd uced 1surv1vmg m embe rs of the Golden Era football teams of 19470 48 who were pte'sent, mdudmg , Garland "Chtck" Plymale , ' Barbara Cardwell Ephng, Galltpoli s; Vivtan Alli son, Washington, D.C, Leah Thompson Wton, Galltpolts; and Jeantc Ecker Sessions, Bloommgton, Ill . Numerous former bandmembers recog ntzed at the receptmn were , Addie John so n D'Andrea, .Coluttlhus ; Rachel Ann Masters Nelson. Gallip o liS; Jack D. and Etleen WalliS Mtnk, Galhpolis , George Wtl son. Columbus; Helen Folden Bush, Galltpolts, Bette Null Horun. Galltpolis: Juanita Shaver Niday, Galltpolts ; Luella Hughes Sanders, Gallipolts;. Eleanbr K~y Rtchards Evans, Galltpolts; Georgta Alderi gi Martin, Gallipolts; Ketth Thom·as, Galltpolt s; and Carol Jane Curry, Galltpolis Two very spcctal guests intro· duced were Mmnie Walters MackenZie, a teacher at GAHS SO years ago, and the oldest ltvmg former Blue. Devil football player, MaJOr Gen eral George E. Bush . class of 1923, and a member of the GAHS Hall of Fame tion. NO PERSON SHALL HUNT OR TAKE A MOURNING DOVE. No person shall hunl a wild bird or wild quadruPed, except co~ote s, fox . groundhogs. or nHgratory Waterfowl as defined m the "Mtgrator}t B1rd Huntmg Stamp Act." 48 Stat 452 (193•h U.S C 718, as amended, on Sundoy or use a nne, at any t1me 1 m lakmg migra· tory game btrds ' ' OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF OHIO (, Bob Taft, ~ecrctury of State, do hereby certtfy that the foregomg 1s the full tex.l of a cer\nm statute proposed 'by lnlii:Htvc peutiotl 'arid filed in the oflice u l the Secretary Qf State pursuant 10 Atllcle II , Sectinn 1b of the Constt1ut10n of the Slate of O hio. together wnh thC ballot language certified to me by the Oh1o Ballot Board and argumerh::. subn11ttCd to me by lhe proponents and opponcnr1i of Ihe pro~ posed la w, as preSl·r1hed by law IN TESTIMONY WHEREFORE, I have hereunt o ~ubsC nhcd tll Y name 'and affixed my o lfi~1:1l se,tl a r Columbus, Oh1o th1s 2nd day of September. 1998 Boh f.tfl SECHETARY OF STATE .~ I B Top-ranked Ohio State· gets 41-0 win over Illinois . .. or under conrrol at any lime while fish· tk~al Vo!e No On Issue One • The Toledo Blade writes in an editoriot· "Tfits issue deserves the sup- "Uittmately our goalts to outlaw all hunting ... dove )tunting is partte· port of all Oh1oans, hunters included, who reject senseless cruelty exer- ularly vulnerable." (Fund for Animals. Columbus Disparch 9117 /96) cised for the mere purPose of sharpenmg a shooter's atm." Issue One is the ttp of the iceberg. It threa(ens freedoms and endan,. gers our health and pocketbooks. .' Commmee For the Law Vote No on Issue One. SHALL THE PROPOSED LAW BE ADOPTED? ISSUE I TEXT OF PROPOSED LAW . A YES VOTE ON ISSUE I RESTORES OHIO'S 80· YEAR TRADI: TION OF PROTECTING MOURNING DOVES AND STOPS THE CRUEL AND UNNECESSARY KILLING OF THESE GENTLE BACKYARD BIRDS. Sports I U l lj~ o' Philbert Boggs, Tommy Thompson and Bob Mar~hi. In the back row are Bill Hogan, Ron Canaday, Bill Joe Johnson, Bill Welker, Forrest Borden, Allen Romaine, Elmer Davis, George Hout and John Epling. Not maktng lhe photo session were Garland Plymale and Mites Epting. �Pomeroy • Middleport • Galllpoll•, OH • Point Pleuant, wv SUnday, October 11, 1998 Pomeroy • Mlddlepot1• Gallipolis, OH • Point P11111nt, WV Rio harriers fini~h 14th, 25th at state invitational Point Pleasant downs River Valley·53-o_:: By RICK SIIIPKIN8 scored on five of those. A pretty Jood minated by Hi~Sinbotham's three score. A t-ad snap from cenler' woo.nd T·S Correspondent ratio for any team, but it was ,espe- yard bunt with 10:34 Jrit in the half. up in Gustaf1011's hands and he calm-. The Point Pleasant Big Blacks dally pleasing to this team who Buskirk du:ew to Joe Marcum for the ly threw a strike to Robcns 10 let the made Homecoming 1998 a memo- stumbJed wmewlu!l last week at extra poinu 10 make it 22-0. On the final~ . rable one- Friday nisht as they Logan. A slow ltarVIODiJfu could ensuing kickoff, Riv~ Valley failed ·we·~ obviously thrilled with the · clubbed the River Valley Raiders by have spelled trouble for the Blacks, , to field the ball and freshman Mall win, but we really didn't want ihe a final si:ore of 53-0. The night was butlhal was not to be. . Warner hustled down f.eld and game to gel out of hand," explained : also memorable for one PPHS senior River Valley received the opening recovered the pigskin ill _the Raider Safford. "I tliought River Valley girl as preuy -Ruthie Fisher .was kickoff and the drive lasted a-whole 20. Rollins hil Marcum widl a scor· played preuy well defensively, we crowned Homecoming Queen by last three plays. Brent Rollins intercepted ing strike on the subsequent first ju11 had 100 many opportunitiesyear's q·ueen Kimberly Handley. a Jeff Gardner aerial and returned it down play with the clock showing especially in the 'first half. They real· · · The Big Blaclcs scored early and 10 lhe Raider 33 yard line. Prom 10,29. · ly eame afier us arid I give them a lot • often, benefitins from great field there, the Blacks needed just three _ The final score of the fint ·half of credit. It was a hard foughl game.,· po>ition throughout a first half thill plays to reach pay dirt. Actually, the wu a 40 yard field goal from Pefensively, the Blacks were led ·: >aw t ~m put 32 poinrs on the score· locals scored on their rll'St offensive exchange student Steve Gustaf10n, a by junior linebacker Culley Thomas board: Point's average· starting posi· play of the game when Rollins swept long time soccer player who wanted who had thret sacks, a fumble recovlion for a drive in those rlrsttwenly left end for a score, but that run was to try American football. When erj, and a couple of auists. Rollin• four minutes was the River Valley 44 "negated by a clipping calL Rollins asked 10 comment on this new game, had two interceptio111 and two solo ·- ESCAPING the clutches of Rilfer Valley defenders Celeb Tipton yard line. As a matter of comparison, did get four yards out of the run, Gustafwn said "I think it's a-preuy tackles. Eric Myers had three tackles (far left) and Nathan Pyles (right) 11 the talk of the moment for Point the Raiders average starting position though to put the ball at the River good game. I had a good lime." for losses, one solo tackle, one firll -· Pleasant's Jason Gilley (15) in the second half of Friday nlght'1 1 was their own 27 yard line. Valley 29. Dusty Higginbotham Sophomore Justin Beckner added hit,. and twp auists. Mike Roach. had SEOAL contesl at Sanders Memorial Field, where the Big Blackl ' "It's hard not 10 be . successful banged for five and an encroachment another long scrimmage run to his one tackle for a loss, one wlo tackle, claimed a 53-0 win on their homecoming night. (Photo by Ron when you start as many offensive penalty pullhe ball at the Raider 17. growing li51 of outStanding plays. as and fotir first hits. R.D. Knopp had Caudill of River Valley Photography) _ drives in your opponent's territory as Rollins then went to the air and con· he rambled 78 yards on the first play two saclut, one solo stop, and two we did tonight," said PPHS head nected with junior Jason Gilley for of the second half to stake the Blacks assists. warner had that recovery of a coach· Steve Safford. "Our defehse . the game's first score. . to a 38-0 lead. Gustafson added the ~ickoff and also had a solo tackle and played well all night, but they cer· Five minutes later Point was at it e<tra point. two assist!i. Joe Marc um and Jason tainly set the tone for the gal!le early again . lamie Buskirk skined right Buskirk added an II yar.d run .with Rhoade• both recovered Raider fum· L when they gave our offense the bl!ll end for a 14 yard touchdown scam- five and a half minutes left . in the bles and Jeremy Jeffers picked off a SEOAL Overall so many times on the Ri ver Valley per that _was aided by a .good block third quarter, and Gilley brought tbe River Valley pass. · fum l¥, L fE fA ~ L lf · fA end of the field . If we don't misfire a from sophomore John Boneeuucr. seating to an end with a nifty II yard "Warren Lneal comes here next Jackson ............ .. 3 0 62 39 6 51 0 152 few times in the first half, this game Eric Hanning's extra point kick made run off an option play ju.'ll three min- wee~ for the next biggest game or) L'ogan .......... .'.......... 3 0 85 42 166 135 5 I could have been much worse," added it 14-0. utes later. Gustafson added the final the !1Chcdule," said Safford. "We 64 Point Pleasant ......2 1 88 30 4 2 . 163 the long-time Point mentor. The next two Point scores came two points of the game when he need to relish this win, but we can't W:irrcn Local ........:2 · I 102 143 118 3 3 43 Point had efght offensive posses~ five seconds apart. The Big Blacks threw a two point cnnversion pass Ill dwell on it t<K> long. We have to start Marictw ............... 1 2 28 44 76 J 3 138 sions in the first two quarters and put together a 42 two yard drive cuiShad Roberts following Gilley's thinking ahout Warren on Monday."· Athens .................. 1 2 . 102 84 4 196 152 2 '1 GaJiipolis ...............o s 63 165 3 21 .. 68 River Valley ..........0 3 22 160 0 6 56 284 Sel<l'ted'non·league teams , , I . fum ' . ~ L lE . fA Warren Local 21.'14. Point Pleasant the first time in four years. In lhal Wolfe's kick made it 7-0._ . By ODIE O'DONNELL . ...... :................................................... ,r..... ... 5 ' I 134 -112 Metgs Logan responded with lwo firsl torched River Valley 53-0 and . the span. Jackspn had outscored Athens OVP Correspondent . 3 110 102 Wa~ama ........... ....................................... .... ...... .3 quarter scores when Wayne Bateman OALLIPOUS - Following three Marieua Tigers defeated GAHS 14-3 201-0. 119 4 73 SouthemL ....................................................... 1 White, who will lead his Athens scored in run s of 68 and one yard and weeks of action in the Squtheastem for their first varsity win over the 172 5 33 Hannan..~ ........... ..... :.................. .... ...................... 1 team into Gallipolis this week, com· Jeff Shaw kic~ed the extra poinls. Ohio Athletic League the Jackson Blue Devils since 1990. Eastern '................... :...... ................... ... -- ~- .........0 5 38 . 143 Jacluton 21, Athens 14 pleted 17 of 44 passes for 245 yards Bateman ran for a career high 211 lronmen and -Logan Chieftains 18 225 6 South Gallia.. ................................................0 At The Plains, a huge crowd was and two touchdowns, but saw four yards beforCI!eilYing the game with . remain tied atop the league standings •. 1--- - - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - - - - --1 with 3-0 records. Point Pleasant and stunned when quarterback Nathan others intercepted by Jackson. The an injury to pace Logan. Warren knoued the score at 14-aU -. Ihil week•s pmn , Warren Local are in at 2-1, Athens White completed an 89-yard touch- Athens running . game showed a Friday's KQm in !he third quarter when Jason Friday: Athens 31 Gallipolis; and Mariena own 1-2 records, and down pass to a streaking Sean Powell minus 14 yards in eighl carries. SEOAL Marcus Meacham carried 27 Taylor nipped a five-yard pass lo, Warren Local at Point Pl easant; the fwo Gallia County league teams, to give the Bulldogs a quick 6-0 lead Marietta 14, Gallipolis 3 times for 129 yards and Chamberlain D.J. Leslie and Wolfe's kiek-licd it :- · Point Plea<am 53. Ri ver Valley 0 Jackson-at River Valley; Logan at River Valley and Gallia Academy, two minutes into the game. The defending champion lronmen added 80 yards on 18 carries for the The Chiefs ran their record 10 5-1. have yet to taste victory in three outMaricna; N~lsonville- York at Jatkson 21. Athens 14 3-0 in the overtime period. on the tallied the ne•t21 points on a pair of winners. · ings. Logan 21, Warren Local 14 (OT) Meigs: Eas tern at Federal Conrad to Wolfe scoring pass, and· one-yard runs . by Casey 'Quarter mlall Friday night, the Jackson lronmen Hocking; Trimble · at Southern; Olhers fought off ihe Athens Bulldogs to Chamberlain , ~ 23-yilra ruri by Vince . Jackson ............. :...... :... .7-0-14-0=21 then Conrad intercepted a: Warrcn Buffalo-Putnam at Wahama. Gauley Bridge 46, Hannan 6 Saturd~y: Burch at Hannan; . cam a 21-14 ver~ict while Logan Jenkins, and three c.tra point kicks Athens ......: ..................... 6-0-0-8=14 pass' few minutes later IO preserve , Meigs 27, Wellston 8 the victory. Logan 21, W•rren 14 (OT) South Gallia at Clarksburg Notre was forced into overtime to down by Jenkins to go up 21-6 cnt,ering the Hamlin 39, South Galli a 0 · 1' Dame. · Logan finished with l61 yards fourth quarter._ . At Logan, Joey Conrad hit Josh Wahama 36, Gilmer Coun ty 12 White nailed Les Champlin with a Wolfe with a 10-yard scoring mike rushing and completed se~en of 15 20-yard touchdown slri~ befj»:e-lhis in overtime as the Chieftains passes for 88 yards. Warren nened · Ihu olayed Sa(urday duo teamed up on a two'p6int con· knocked the Warriors out of a three 145 yards on the ground and 24 passSouthern at Ea~{l': rn version pass with six minutes left to way tic with Jackson for league lead- ing. Adam Wynn led Warren with 57 yards on II carries. · make the final score 21·14. · ership. Quarter latlb The ·lronmen extended their win· Warren got on the hoard first '' Warren Local .............. 7-().7.0-0=14 ning streak 10 17 straight games, but when Derrick Wetz dashed in from MERCERVILLE - South Gallia Logan .. ... :· ................... 14-0-0-0-7=2! • saw Athens score against them for the I 0-yard line and Krislopher High School will be the site of the 1998 Gallia County Junior High Volleyball Tournament, which will . Sunday, Oct. 18- 6·9 p.m. RIO GRANDE - Here is this begin Monday at 5:30p.m. week's s.hcdule for events at the Trophies will be given to the lop . Home athletic events University of Rio Grande's Lyne three teams. All others will gel parFriday - Volleyball vs. Tiffin ticipation awards. Center. Fitness ten-ter, gymasium at 7 p.m. All panicipation awards will be I Saturday - Volleyball vs. presented to the teams once elimi· 11nd racquetball courts Nqtre Dame (Ohio) at I p.m . nated from the tournament. All other , Today- 5-9 p.m. (Parents' Day); soccer vs. Tiffin at awards will be pre~ented at" the tourMonday- 9 a.m.-9 p.m. 3 p.m. · Tuesday- 6 a.m'l; 10 p.m. nament's end. . · Notes: A Lyne Center member· Wednesday- 6 a.m.- J(l p.ll) . Admission is $3 for adults and SI ship is required to usc these facili· for students. Thursday -6 a.m.-10 p.m. o ties. Faculty, staff, students and Here arc the matchups. Friday- 6 a.m.-9 p.m. administrators will be admitted Monday · Saturday - 1-6 p.m. 5:30 p.m.: Vinton vs. Kyger with their ID card. 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Rio Grande will host another mtet Oct. 30 prior to hosting the · American Mideast Conference meet Nov. 7. Mdlf!NIId 7. Spnnlfttld 1 9uckzyc: Lucal 0 N~"' Gallia junior high spikefest set for Monday HALLOWEEN'S ,.REA,. · T.....y . M cOa.~n Columbus Grove 69. UPPft S.andu11t.y 1.\ Cor)'· R.nrJOn 10, L•bt:ny· BenrCJn 1 '' Cn1hoc1oo 2l Ctay"mont 7 CovinJto'n 24. Arcanum 10 Crc"view 49. ScbfinJ K · Crestwood .lH. Stretlsbofo 12 CuyahOJII ~alb Walsh !~ lu ll \'t R~ y l nnd CLEVI!LJ\Nl> ' ' a1 Future pmu a DON TATE'S ·' . ' CLEVElANO 6. Nt"* York I: CU. VElA NO lc~ ""'~ 2-1 1 5~ Col Rrookhavm 28. Col. Sooth 14 Col Dr-Saln 6>4, St Otarln 14 Col £au 46, Col l.Jndtn-MdVnky 6 Cal (Hu'I'IO(W 23 . Col Wen 0 Cn! lodq><nden<e ,15. Col Nonbi,..IS Cot Mifn•n 17. Col. Whthwnc 6 Col Walnt11 RidJ4! 2ft Col B"llf 22 Baseball Logan tops Warre~ _ in OT; ~ackson beats Athe.n s -"'lliis-iltll._~.,.. placed fifth and 13th, respectively. On the men's side. Rio Grande placed 25th overalL Ryan Finch Wll$ the lop finisher in 94th place. His time was 27:52.5. Shane Ricker posled a time of 27:5S.2. good for 97th place. • · Denny Hammond" placed !41st · with a time of 28:31 .2.. Josh Fogle finished in I 70th place with a time of 28:49.3. Mall Greenlee placed 183rd with a time of 29:06.2. Pelege Lareus finished in . I 88th place with a time of 29:14.6. Tim Scoreboard Area gridiron standings Sedan Bales was the .only Redwoman among the top 100 runners, f1nishing 93rd with a time of 20:19.5. Leslie Bales came in I 15th with a time of 20:32.8. Tesia Cole placed 139th with a time of 20:52.L Beth Aleshire finished in !98th pos11ion with a lime of 21 :51.3 . Jessica Robcrl$ placed 248th with a time of 23:3S.5. Bowling Green captured the women's team title. Fellow American •Mideast Conference schools Malone and Cedarville .- EurekaNet Internet Services 1-800-~37 -2406 H E CREEK ENTERPRISES 33105 HILAND RD. 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A 15 Wellston in TVC football action 6 lead heading into the second half. yard Wellston penalty g;~ve Meigs Friday evening. .. Meigs received the second half the ball at the Marauder 46. Roush Both teams came in the contest kickoff and put together a 12 play, 6S then blasted for 32 yards to the with identical 4-1 records. and both yard drive with Bentley going the Wellston 22. But the Golden Rockets riding .four game wmning streaks. final yard. Roush added the extra received a big break when Roush The large homecoming crowd at Bpb points with 6:3.4 !eft giving Meigs a coughed up the football on the next Roberts Field got its money 's wqrth 14-6 lead. play fighting for more yardage, with and then some. as it was an excellent On first down after the Marauder Morgan Stevens reco•ering for · hi_gh school football game.. kickoff. Fortner found Shawn Wellston at their won 19 ~d line. Bentley scored on runs of seven, Brennan who made a circus catch for But Meigs held ·Wellston two one and II yards. but his hit on a 23 yard gain to the Meigs 45. Six yards on four plays taking over with Wellston quarterback Jawn Fortner, plays later freshman Brad Young 2:28 left in the ~arne at the Wellston after Wellston had pulled to within went in from a yard out. The run for 21. Roush picked up 10 yards in lwo points rn the fourth period. had the extra points was no good and three carries to give Meigs the ball at everyone talking . Mergs held a 14-12 lead wuh 4:45 the Wellston II . Chris Hutchinson scored on a one left in the third period. Bentley then iced the game on 1he yard run with 4:44left in the game to On the first play. of the fourth next play when he went around left cut the Marauder lead to 20-18. period. Marauder senior end J.T. end untouched for the final I [ yards Well ston went for the tic. Fonner on Humphreys came around. and took a and the score with 26 seconds left in rhe "opuon, looked to ha\'e open field hand off and found Bentley down the the game: . . . . ahead of him. But Bentley came out sideline for a. 41 yard gain to the Roush s fit' 1 krck was no good . of nowhere to slam Fortner w the turf Wcllsto'n 15. , hut Wellston was called for ro~ghrng at the one yard Ime . Two Justin Roush carries, the last th~ -~•cker. pus ttm~. Roush sprlt the Bentley then iced the contest with one for 10 yards gave Meigs a their upnefhts ana Mlc8rgs . had posted the an II yard run wilh 26 seconds left in · third touchdown of the nr ght. Roush ha~ ought 27- wm . . .. · th(;, game. ,mas!Wd the extra point kick wilh .We ,heat a goc~ foot hall t~am Meig' won the toss. hut deferred II : 16 left. hut Meigs held a 20-12 tonrght. a happ~. Mrke. Chancey. ard tn the scr.:nnd half. It WJS four and lead. ~Iter the game I don 1 thrnk words The Golden Rockc1s · rece ived a can say enough h<>w proud I am of out for Wcllswn again:.l. a !ired up~ M.rraudcr deli:nsc. After a .16 yard big break with H:04 left in the game. tlus fonthall team . Our kids .really punt hy freshman Brad Young Meigs when Roush in punt Jonnntion had sucked 11 up and mad? the plays tonk mer at .t he-ir own 2'1 yard line . troubl e handling the snap. Roush when 1l had to. We can 1 cn;oy _thrs .On first down Ju ,tin Roush ripped decided to run with the hall. and wa.' too much. We have to get ready lor a ofl a JH yard gain to the Wellsllln 33 . stopped short ol the fiN down with good Nelsonvrllc- York team next Grant Ahhott's pass to Bentley netted Well ston taking over at the we~~;:,h who had thc.,iersey ripped 17 yards on a second and 1'\ for Marauder 31. Meigs to the Golden Rocket crght. Ten plays later Hutchinson went off his hack in the first half led all .f)n J'irst down Roush prckcd up nne. over from a yard out on fourth and rushers With 173 yards in 33 carries. Then Bentley went around left end goal with 4:44 left. That is when putting over 1.000 yard for the third from seven "yards out for the score. Bentley came up with his hig stop. time in his career. The junior now Roush's krck was true and Mergs Fortner faked into the line and rolled has 1.025 yards rn 176 carries. Hamlin blan-k s Rebels ·39-0 Passing: Vaugh 4- [ I. 149 yds, 3 South Gallia TDs & I int. : Porter 1-!. 32 yds & I Rushint. Clary· 10-22: Russell 6TD ·9: Mumpower 1-4 Receiving: Porter 2- r'l6 & 2 TDs: Passing: Bickle 1-8, 13 y'qs. & I J;nochs 1-32 & I TD; Tripleh 1-25: int.; Mooney 1-3. (-1) yd. , Walls 1-3 Rerejving: Staton 1-13: Shafer 1. • Fumble' recoveries: players (-1) possc~sion hut was held scoreless on · 1ts next three until Jeremy Vaughn unknown Fumble recoveries: Staton 2-0 connected with Shawn Porter on an Interceptions: Porter 1-22 Interceptions: Clary 1-7 85-yard touchdown pass play midway through the second quarter. After the Rebels (0-6) limited Hamlin to 20 first -half points, thclf guests didn't get any more satisfaction until Wendell's three-yard touchdown run and Eli Sergent's end wne tackle of Dana Bickle for the UP ON THI HIU safety in the third quarter put the ' game out of South Gaflia's reach. South Gallia never crossed mrdfield in the contest. This week's agenda: The Rebels wrll play Saturday at Clarksburg, \,_'!}Sa. against Clarksburg N01<c. MERCERVILLE Hamlin threw four touchdown passes rn South Gallia's homecoming game Friday night en route to defeating the Rebels 39-0. Hamlin (4-2) scored on its lirst '·· . -HOLLEY BROS. .a...· CONSTRUCTIO.N CO., INC.~ ' ., Hamlin: Vaughn 8-yd ]lass to Walls (kick hlocked) Hamlin: Vaughn H5-yd. pass to Porter (Drews kick) ·• Hamlin: V:.mghn :1. 1-yll. pus" tn Porter (Drews krck) Hamlin: Wendell :1 -yd. . run (Drews kid) Hamlin: Scrgcn1 ta~kk lor :-.afcty Hamlin: Drews 34-yd . Ireid goal Hamlin: Porter :1.1-yd. pa;s to .• Team statistics . LIMESTONE · TQ.P SOIL RIVER GRAVEL ,· H .. . ! 0 . Total y:mJ.... ... .I XI 6- 14 2 3-2 2-10 4- !14 Meigs: Jeremiah· Bentley seven • yard run , Justin Roush kick. 2:26- 1st Wellston : Chris Hutchins on .14 yard run. kick no good, 2:30- Ist Mei gs: Jeremiah Bentley I yard run. Justin Roush kick 6:.14'-}rd · . Wellston : Brad Young one yard run. run n·o good' 4:45-3rd Meigs: Juscin Roush I0 yartl run: kick no good. II: I6-4th Wellston : Chris Hutchinson ·one yard run. run no good 4:44-4th Meigs: Jeremiah Bentley II v<trd run. Justm Roush kick .26-4th " '. Open Monday thru Friday 7:30am 1114:30 pm. Saturday 7:30 am-12 noon ., Yo!l Pick Up or We Deliver ' sequence in the fifth inning - and_ Barto_lo Colon CLEVELAND (AP) - We're about to find out if pitch-ed a four-hitter in Cleveland's second sUai@ht win these Yankees arc as good as advertised. If they are one of the series'. · of the great teams in baseball history. • This one was all Cleveland. Chuck Knoblauch didn't Unchallenged from April through September, New help at all. York i< facing its toughest test in October after losing Cleveland, given little chance to stay with the powerGame 3 of the AL charppionship series 6-1 to the fu! Yankees before the series staned and even less after Cleveland Indians on _Friday night. New York won the opener in a rout, is doing what many The Yankees have been baseball's best team this sea- thought was impossible. son, but this month, when everything is magnified, they "I've proud of them, but I'm not surprised," Indians haven't been themselves. ·. manager Mike UJJgrove said. ':'We knew coming in we . They're struggling, pressing , and not at all happy were undei'!klg'S, but we were underdogs _ las~ year. I've about what's happening to them . And another couple of sard ll a thousand umes. The postse~on IS a brand new losses to the Cleveland would wash away everything the deal." , . • Yankees accomplished during their magrcal '98 regular Despite being the defending AL champions, the . season. Indians came in as underdogs, just as they were last year "We know where we are," New York manager Joe against New York in the division se~ies. Baltimore in the Torre said. "We know what we have to do. We weren't ALCS and Flonda 10 the World Senes. ,. relaxed, but it's tough relaxing when you're in a series "Everybody wants the Yankees to win," said shortlike this." stop Omar Vizquel. "ESPN. Fox. NBC. CNN. FBI." Following Friday's ·loss, the silence in the-Yankees' Manny Ramirez and Mark Whiten added homers for . clubhouse was deafening. As reporters wandered around the Indians, who also turned three double plays behrnd ·. ·. looking to talk to anyone in pinstripes. the only thing to Colon. ,: :. : be heard were the plastic forks scraping plates as the Meanwhile, the Yankees' storybook regular season, . :-; players ate ·their postgame meals. . · which inc_luded 114 wins and anAL East title seems hke ·'· Jim Thome homered. twice and Cleveland pounded ancient history. . Andy Pettrtte for four ·homers - three in a 13-pitch The Yankees aren't hitting ·in the clutch. Owner ' NHL roundup By PHIL BROWN TOKYO (API - The San Jose Sharks had a tic and few if's to show for their 11 -hour trip across the Pac1ftc. If two of Joe Murphy's shots had hccn an in• h. left or nght , if two lat e goals hadn't been disallowed because the net had been knocked nff its moorings. if ' lcff Friesen and . Owen Nolan weren't holding oui-the Sharks might have opened the NHL season with a victory today. ·As it was, they , needed a goal from Mike Ricci with 2:18 left in regulation to salvage a 3-3 tic. Then goalie Mike Vernon had to stop the Theorcn Fleury in the opening and closing ·seconds of overtime. For the second season-openrng visit to Jap~n by the NHL. more than 8.000 Japanese spectators, many rn NHL ;crseys. cheered every goal, every ncar mi ss and every pratfall hy tt1:\-COUlJt., · . . 9@d ..., PHON!; 992 _2 t 96 461 SOUTH T_ HIRD ~lODLEPOR'T; Q\'\ .. '" ' ' ,,, ... 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After that , 1he Flames led twice -2- 1 seven minute s into the second period on a goal by Vacrli Bure from a goalmouth scramble, and 3-l midway through the third. when Andrew Ca"els curled around from bchrnd the nc1 w score . San loses equalizers were by Mike Rathje. si• minutes into the third period, and Ricci. on a wrist shot from the left circle. The Sharks mentioned misSJng Friesen and · Nolan, both sti!l unsigned. "Ohviously if they were here wed be a hettcr team,'' Ricer said. "Today we worked very hard and tomorrow will he even better." The Flames. however, showed the more noticcahlc improvement. After two fairly even periods, 'they outshot the Sharks ! 3-9 in the third period and 4-1 in overtime . "We got better as we got to play more." Calgary coach Brian Sutter said. "We have a very you,ng team. I was pleased with the gall)•:" . . With temperatures outsrde rn the 70s, his brothc!, San Jose coach Darryl Sutter, sari!_. "The ice was' not quite up to our standards. 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Baseball CLEVELAND (API - 'Yankees <1wncr Gc:<,rge Stcmhrcnncr was lined hy thl~ AL !nr nitiCIS1ll or · umprrcs after a disputed play led rn Cleveland's 4-1 nr.:tory in Game 2 of the ALCS Hockey MONTREAL lA P) The Montreal Cnnadtens rc-si~ncd defcnscman Vladimir Malakho" to a two-year. $5 .275 million contract: The 6-foot-4 Malahkov. .10. will undergo a medical exam Saturday morning. and the coachrng staff will decrde if he suits up for 'the home opener against the Rangers. Malakhov had ! 3 goals. 44 points nnd 70 penalty minutes in 74 games last season. The Cnnadiens acquired him during the 1994-95 season from the Islanders. Only two Montreal players are without cQntracts - forwards Martin Rucinsky ond Brian Savage. . 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Martrn , who failed to qualify of draltin~ nul there. and the guy for the Talladega r-ace rn Aprrl and who draft:-. the he!'ll is gomg 10 win , .- ., had to usc a · provisional start was the 1hmg ·· · Martin . who gcn~m ll y has stru g· eighth at 194.058 . ·'Now we're starting a lutle clos- glcd to find !'lflCCd in hi s reslri~o:tm- Redwomen drop conference matches to, Ohio Domin-ican, Saint Vincent · . 1116 FORD RANGER XL7 412 LONG BED Rushrng au.-yds .... -17--1)1 . 2h-I.J Pa:-.:-.ln!-' y;.ud ~······· .... . I X1 lc Ct,mp.-.tu .......... .5-12 ~ -12 . lnlen.:qHinn:-. t hr~ 1wn .... ... 1 I _,_:! Fumhlc..., -ntr. lo:-.1 .. . .. J-2 P.cnalttc...:-yds ........ .. ... J - ~) l -2 Punting-yd:-... . . !f:. ... :!-:!X · :-: - ~l) While Kenny Schrader was winning his lirst pole in 13 months. taking the top qualifying spot for tnday's Winston 500 at Talladega Supcrspeedway. two-time and ddending series champion Gordon and two-time runner-up Martin were laking care of business. ' Spccdwav to frnrsh lifth. his 15th 1 1 conS Ccutf\'c time in the top fi~c. Mark Martin charged to his seventh vu.:tory hf the season - second only to Gordon 's I0- and managed to slice 25 points from Gordon's lead. leaving Martin 17.4 points hack r:tcc at CtrJrlouc Motor with fi ve race~ remaining. • r" Sharks, Flames skate to 3-3 tie; Fly~rs, Panthers win openers . SHIFTING DIRECTION - Meigs wingback Jeremiah Bentley (25) executes a change ol direction as Wellston dalanders closa in on him during Friday night's Ohio Division game at Bob Roberts Field, where the Marauders won 27-18 to get their fourth consecutive victor\t. (Times~Sentine! photo by Dave Harris) W M First downs .................... 10 16 Rushing att.-yds ..... 54-231 5.1-231 Passing yds ................... 23 115 Total yards .......-............ 254 346 that finally came down over the wall rn nght Whiten, a former Yankee playmg rn his first playoff game this year, followed -with a liner that-scanered fans on the left-field porch and sent the~ at Jacobs Field into a frepzy. ('" When he was finally pulled. Penme walked slowly toward the bench, and after selling down his glove, rubbed his hands on his. head trying to figure out what went wrong . Yankees fans were probably dmng the same . Colon, who got 16 outs on grounder,, pitc,hed the first complete game in the ALCS Since Wilson Alvarez for the White Sox in 1993, and the first for a Cleveland pitcher in the postsea5on since Bob Lemon in Game. I of the 1954 World Series . Notes: Gooden will be s.ccking his first postseason win. He lasted ;ust 22 pitches before heing ejected in his Game 2 start agains1 Boston tn 1hc dtvisaon series . .... Hargrove hadn't decided on a Game 5 starter by gametime. sayrng he , was still chcrkrng his options. They ' include: Chad Ogea•.Davc Burba and Jare1 Wrrght, who didn't get out of the fir~t inning in Game I .. New York starting pitchers entered the game -t -O_th1-. rost:-.CJ~on with a 0.97 ERA .... ,Tino Marunet wcnr 0-for-4 and rs 7for-57 (.123) with zero RB! s in lm la't 14 career ALCS games. He is hitless in hrs lasr IX ALC'S at ' hatv' By TOM WITHERS Sund~'y's Now MUSHROOM COMPOST · -: Indians be~t Yankees 6-1, lead AL Championship Series 2-1 ' Deoartment ~0:~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV • By MIKE HARRIS . , TALLADEGA, Ala (API - So :: · · far. nohody"s hlinking in the tv. oman hattie for the Wrn >ton Cup championship. Jefr Gordon -c amf har;_k from a , . · di >appointing 2fith-pldcc start in IJst Team statistics ' Department F1r:-.t down..... . 144, Brad Young 14-52. Shawn Brennan 9-35, I awn Fortner 5-0 Passing Metgs: Grant Abbott 5- 13-2 74 yard, J.T Humphreys 1-!-.0 41 Wellston: lawn Fortner 1-8-0 23 yards Individual statist[cs Receiving , Meigs: Jeremiah Bentley 4-82, Rushing J.T. Humphreys 2-,33 Meigs: Justin Roush 33-173, Wellston: Shawn Brennan 1-23 Jeremi~h Bentley 15-71. Shane Leach 1-7. Grant Abbott 2-(-20) · Wellston : Chris Hutchinson 26- Comp.-att ..................... 1-8 Interceptions thrown .......0 Fumbles-no. lost .......... 1-1 Penalties-yds ..............6-70 Punts-yds .................. 5-174 Scoring summary RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Scoring summary Ennd1:-. ·- . . :Sunday, October 11,1998 homecoming night •Backhoe ·"•Dozer Work ~c. Ouatter ll!ll!U · Ham Iin ................ :...... .6- 14- 12- 7~39 South Gallia ................... 0-0-0-0:0 ' Bentley added 15 carries for 71 yards and Shane Leach one for seven . Grant Abbott was five for 14 in · the air for 74 yards and two interccp- . tions. Humphreys was one for one for 41 yards. Bentley pulled injour passes for 82 yards and Humphreys two for 33. Hutchinson led Wellston with 26 carries for 144 yards, Brad -Yoong added 14 for 52 and Shawn Brennan nine for 35. Fonner went to !lie arr eight .times, completing one for23 yards to Brennan. This w«k's agenda: Meigs (5-1 on the season and 1-0 in the Ohio Di.vision) will host Nelsonville-York Friday. Wellston (4-2 and 0-1 in' the Ohio Division) will travel to Belpre. Quarter lllflm Wellston.......................... 6-0-6-6= 18 Meigs ........................... 7-0-7- 13~27 ··~ RODNEY, OHIO · . 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J Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Sunday, October 11, 1998 • Sunday, October 11, 1111 Marietta ends GAHS jinx with 14~3 win.: SWARTZ RUNS WILD - Marietta's Nathan Swartz (43) picks up five of his 119 yards against Gallia Academy on Memorial Field Friday nigh_t. Making the tackle is Blue Devil defensive back Jon Lawhorn (16). Closing in is the Blue Devils' Heath Rothgeb (9). Marietta-Gallipolis game statistics . Quarter totals ' .. ,0 ' 7 7 0 = 3 0 0 0= Mariclta . Gallirol'' . . MHS - Swartz. 1-40-1: Weppler. 2-12-0. Totals 3-52-1. Passing GAHS- Payton . 1-9-2-16-0. Totals 1-9--2-f6-0. , MHS · Westbrook. 1-4-0-40- f: Wcprler 2-7-1-12-0.- Totals 3-11-152- I. Rccov.ered fumbles GAHS -One. unidentified . MHS · One. Hall. Pass interception~ GAHS · Craig. 1-H-0. . Totals 1-8-0. · MHS · Davis. 1-0-0: Parks. 1-17:. 0. Totals. 2-17.•0. Blocked punt returns GAHS- None. · MHS - None. Punts GAHS • Payton. 6-199. (31.3) Totals- 6-199. (33.3) MHS - 3-100-(33 3). Totals 31110 (33.3). 14 :1 Team statistics - ~ Department Fir'! down~ Yard -. ru..,h1ng. Lost ru'<hmg . Nc1 ru ... tun~ . . ... ... 6\l · \) P:1 ~.., atlCI_npt~ Co mple tio n ~ .. . I . I Int~rdptcd hy '· 3-35 . . X5 w ya rd~ .. , .. Lo~l ·fumhl c~ ' .I .. 4-20 liliJI yJrds . • Plilyl . Pcnalt1c.., .. Marietta iced the game when Joe Westbrook hit Swartz with a 40-yard touchdown strike at the 1:03 mark in the tbird period. Cooper split the uprightSio make itl4-J. Marieua contrail~ the pigskin, .running 71 plays compared to Gallia's 39. 11lio Tigers had 315 total I Punt.., ........ . . 6-199 3- I 00 Individual statistics Rushing GAHS - M1tchell. 4-0-0;. Rogers. 13-6S-O; Paywn. 8-( -2)-0: Painter. 31-3)-0; Craig, 2-6-0. Totals 30-69•0. MHS ·- Swart' 29- 119-0; , McCahc,. 2cJ5-0: Clark . 1-1 ,0: · Weppler. 12-47- 1; Ash. 8-47 -0: Franmco, 9-45-0. Totals 61-264-1. Receiving · GAHS- Mitchcll. ' l-16-0; Totals 1-16-0. Scoring summary ,. . • By HANK KUR~ Jr. WILLiAMS~URG. Va. (AP) - Frank Licklitcr d n't help but look at how David Duval has blossomed in the year since his first career victory and imagine trying on those shoes. A year ago, winless and hounded by questions abo,ut when he would win. Duval did just that in the Michelob Championship. He has won fi ve more Limes since and moved LO the top of the tour's money list this season. , , " It pumP,• the younger guys ur'." licklitcr said Friday after his 4-undcr'par 67_' kept him wit~in one shot of Duval in this year's event. "I made bogey trying to make birdie ... he said. , Duval shot a 67 for a 10-under 132 total. Gallipolis - Payton, 23-yard licld goal, 3:56 first. · Marietta - Weppler. 1-yard run , 4;57 scco~d. Cooper. kick. Marietta - Swartz. 40-yard pass from Westbrook, Co<)pcr kick. I 03 third. Next '' game: Friday, Oct. • 9. Athens. home . ~s:"=r-~:-=-of~~lbeNBA lockout. The NBA is major lelgue baseblll In not actUality, you could fit the entire operation of aay By GARY CLMK yard Tennant burst. Huff connected franchist; on a sing!J airplane. Players an: friends T-S Correspondent with Beau Gerlach for the twp point of the owners aad agree with many of the OWIICI$' GLENVILLE, W.Va. - Seven ' conversion to stake WHS to a 14-0 complaints, especially the need to dlange the rook. interceptions. a blocked punt and an advantage. ie eap. More importantly, no one wan,ta to kill the golden goose, so there: Will ·impressive defensive outing by the Tennant broke ·loa<e on a 53 yard be a season. .Wahama White Falcons led. to ·a rei- run on the Falcons first possession The world is safe {or another year. Both Boston and Chicago were eJim- atively easy . 36-12 grid win bver of the second period following ,.a in.ated from the playoffs. Remember, aotO(ding to local Red Soi ~ist ninlh raled Gilmer County Friday Russell interception and once again CUI Hoffman, the world will end if those two ever meet in a World Sencs. night on 1hc Titans home turf. it was Gerlach who hauled in the The Yankees look unstoppable in the American League playoffs; howevDavid Tennant ran for 144 yards conversion pass ' from Ru,sell to er, don't pencil them in as world champions yet. ·and three touchdowps while Grant make~ it a '22-0 Wahama lead. The Cleveland fmished with tbe -second besl divisional ru:ord 'in the Ameri- Huff added a pair of three yard scor- locals then increased (heir lead tp can League, and tbey didn't win as many games as the second plate Cubs Of ing runs to pace the Bend Area 29-0 w_ilh a time consumng 7:35 sec- · Giants. In fact, the Tribe equaled the same record as the Mets, who were offense, but on thiS mght the_contest ond dnve that covered 82 yards and eliminated from the NL wild card rate at season's end. Cleveland ,was also bel?nged to the WHS defensive unnt took 13 plays to complete. H~ff the only team in the Central Division which had a winning record. -; We came ·~ wnh a 101 of big went the rna I three yar~s With It's II'UC thai the Yankees had an imJiressive season, but the competition · dcfenSI,ve pl~ys, Falcao coach Ed Tennant addmg the cxtra-pomt k•ck. · h Am . · • -- -left lot be "-t'-' Cromley stated after the Mason Tennant p1cked off a Morr 1son mte cncan ......gue • a 10 ~'""· r . h' d - h ·. . 1 hcWh' Fl . Atlanta and Houston, National League divisional leaders, each won over !:'oun}y teams _t " stralg t victory. pas>_to comp etc .t . ne a tons nd Sa Di 98. You putany ofthese teams in the Amer- We•lnade tht play early and put seonng on the ntght wtth the sen10r 100 . games, a n e~o won 111 'as the Yankees this them m a hole and then controlled cornerback makmg a mce catch and 1can I:.eague and they m1ght have won as many _ga es. . the ball throughout the second half," racing 68 yard> to the end r.onc . year. After all, the Braves won 106 games, and thiS year mcluded tnterleague he added. . Allen Staats booted the point after play. . The win w;r.; the first Linle kick to give the White Falcon'ila 36Kanawha Conference victory of the 0 edge with 51 seconds remaining in II seems that the rc:sl of the NFL ?utside Min~ has d~erc:d the season for Wahama and lifted the the final period. Gtlmer County taste of crow. Randy Moss showed he slhe real deal With the thrashmg Min- White Falcons cwerall season record added a pair of touchdown rasses in nesota·gave to the Packers last Monday. . . 'to 3-3. Gilmer County fell to 4-3 fol - the final quancr from Morrison to Local fans knew _Moss woul~ have gone hlghe_r m lhe_draft. but~ teams lowing the gridiron set back. The Dusty Ellyson. hut the,damage had thought hetter. Yes, 11 was more unportant _f~ lndtanapohs and San Otego to Titans run-and -shoot offensive beJ!n done with Wahama coming grab Manning and Leaf as the first two p1~ks, but the· rest o~ lhe league, ' attack piled. urr 347 pa>Sing yards away with the sati>fying fnothall including Cincinnati with two first round p1cks, have to. be k1ckmg them- and added 4 5 yards on the ground as victory. selves in their collective behinds. A player of Moss' cahber doesn't come IGilmer County moved up and down Tennant led all ground gainers in along every year. . . .. · · the field. Wahama. however. made the contcs(with 144 yards on 1HcarTo his critics; Moss wasn't playmg some I:>IVISIOn AA or a MAC team the big plays defensively, when they. rics with Jcic Finnicum adding 34 last Monday. The Packers had the top-rated defeqse in lhe NFL and were the had to to keep the host team out of yards on eight tries for WHS. Huff defending NFC champions. Here was a team which hadn'tlost in 29 borne · the end wne until late in the ganlc _ completed thre-e of six passe~ for 42 games. In other words, they're not chopped liver! In fact, .l~ey are part ofthe when the contest was essentially yards with one interception whi lc 1 NFL elite. · · ·over. Gerlach had one catch for 25 yards. · Just like when he was at Marshall, Moss dominated the game as if he was Brandon Hankmson had two Russell one for I0 yards and Joel a man among boys. lWo touchdowns and 190 yards receiving tell the story. interceptions of Pat Morrison aerials Lloyd one for seven yards. Morrison Weeks ago, 1 said Moss would be the rookie of the year. It's possible. he while Grant Huff. David Tennant. threw for. 347 yards an~ two touch might even add a Super Bowl MVP and a Pro Bowl appearance to that hst. Ryan Russell and Robbie Marks downs wnh Ellyson ca!chmg e1ght added one pick each for the White passes for 126 yards and hoth scores Hockey begins this weekend. If the Keystone. COps include the NH.L Falcons. "The interceptions, dcnect- while Dan Page caught live for 108 standings in today's paper, you will see an expans1on of the league mto s1x ed balls and sacks we obtained carl)"· and Tommy Hamric · seven for 81 divisions, with·a new franchise in Nashville. . was the key to the game." Cromley ' yards. Jeremy Dean ric ked up 51 Things have really changed ove,r.the past decade, and will continue until said. ···1 have to gove muc.h of the yards on the ground in eight cracks the ·Columbus Blue Jackets are added in the 2000-2001 seaso". Look for credit for the win to t~c "coaching for .thc Titans. Defensively Wahama . · M' pear on the way ' staff because we- had a game plan had several standouts but none more 13· d '"II 131 f h150510 additional ranc mneso \an '' an ap · ' These changes arc: a testament t~ NHL ~missioner Gary_Bellman's and the kids went out and did what evident tb.. •n Tyson Rcitmire who promotional stralej!y and_ the growmg populanty of the NHL m the . U.S. we asked of them." was in the ilmcr County backOcld market. Hopefully, this will have a residual effect on our local hockey team Wahama jumped out to an early . all evening long. Beau Gerlach , . , 6-0 lead after the first of Grant Huff and Joe Finnicum also 10 Hunlmglon. . , . . . · 1 Hankinson's two interceptions on recorded ·several !fCkles and the 1 advised the Tribune to cancel Larry Ewmg s_remamt_ng vacatiOn days the evening. The Bend Area team WHS secondary was outstanding for the next millennium)..asl week, I faxed ~y an1cle to htm, b~t he was on went 24 yards in four plays with with seven interceptions. vacation. Unfortunately, the Keystone Cops m the offic:e couldn 1 figure out ' Huff going the final three str,ipes for Wahama will return home for a how to include it in the sports page. So in the fut)lre, tflarry even dream~\ the score. Moments later Tyson big baulc with founh rated Buffalo about taking a vacation, he'd bell~r wake up and apol<>g~ze. · Reitmire blocked a Gilmer County Putnam .for its ne~t contest while . Sam WIIIOII Ph.D. 11 en 1NOCIMI p<91euor of hlllort Itt the Untvont:,t ol · punt and once again Wahama moved Gilmer County willtr,avel to Gauley RIO. Grande. An' liVId!., of1ll1porta- and •-llllnlt!:IJ0 \:"'n:'-be~l:h · in for the kill with a 14 y~rd six play Bridge. bell- he 11_• Mllv• of Gery, Ind., ·~!!'rlllhlllllel ...~!}""c•nct H....:.., ':.ort) 11• · series that was capped by a three ohould tell raedera ooinelhlng oboul •••'" I ,,.... . ' . . • Yukons • Suburbans • Trucks · . . Check out these ~d specials! 1993 CHEV. BLAZER 414 1994 GMC STD 414 1994 GMC 414 Kl V-8, automatic. 1993 FORD F150 Ill Air, tilt, 6 cylinder ''Walnut Place"" Subdivision Syracuse , Payment Assistance Av•ilable/ No _Down Payment Possible 992·7943. 992·5404. 992·6810 . 1995 5·10 c ° Schrader... (Conti nued from B-51 plate races at Talladega and Daytona) "Hey. everybody out there 's hun· back-to-back, (crew - chief) Todd gry' to win, I haven't won in forever Parrot\ went to work and knew he and there's a 'bunch of cats out there could do a linle hil l>i'tter with ou~ who haven't won ever. Tlie fact that cars. you haven't' makes you maybe hun"Hc"s been in the wind tunnel a grier, but not any hungrier than those null)bcr of ti1mes and it pays off. All I other guys." , · had to do was get up to speed. make Bobby Labonte, who had won the sure I didn't miss any gears and hol<l - polt>< at both Daytona in February it as straight as I could." and Talladega in April. was second at Schrader, who hadn't won a pole 195.985 in a Pontiac. roll owed hy the since September of 1997 in Loudon, Ford of Dale Jarrett at 195.031. Terry N.H .. left the rest of the mn lendcrs Labonte was next at 194.733 in a in his duSI with a tap of 196.153 mph Chevy. .· . in a new Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Rusty Wallace was 12th in "I knew the car would he good," Friday's qual ifying at 193.760, while .. ·' about being a pro golfer Dale Earnhardt, the w1nncr of the huild me a new car h~cause the one I Daytona 500. was 14th at 19lq85. dro'e here in April -was in that hig The fastest 25 q~alificrs locked - It i~ the 21st rl{)IC of Schr;Jdcr's Winston Cup corc..!r and made him up starti ng positions. with t~c rest of the competitors getting another cham:c SutLirday to make the 43-l·ar By MICHAEL TAYLOR Times-Sentinel Staff ASHTON, W.Va. - Gauley Brid.ge scored four touchdowns in f~e first quaner as the Travellers bea\ the . Hannan Wildcats 46-6 '" Hannan's annual homecoming con· _, test.Friday's win . improves the Travellers' record to 4-3 on the season head.mg ·mto ncx 1. wee k' s ga me with ninth ranked Gilmer County. Wahama heat Gilmer County last .'night36-12 at Gilmer. Senior running back Jason Thomas touched the t(>Otball only three times last night for Gauley Bridk hut had t 32 all ru'l'ose yards and scored two touchdowns. Thomas was su\fering. from a lung injury and wasn't ' cxr~cted to play. hut Travetkrs head couch Randy Black tJcciJcd to play the ~p~cc.ly Sent or • ;<''" a ~ood lillie hot rod. They had to crash.·· I the 13th different pole-winner 1n 29 lincur. "' eve nt \ 11us . . cason . Schr:tJl'r'" :-pl'cd wa., the fa.,tcst on the ~ . 66 - m~k . higlt -h<tnh.l'd T:li.I:Hk~.l ll<ll"k ... mr c Terry I Lahnnh.: ·,.., l96 .5~::! . in Jhc 'p nng r;u.:c In l:tL' I. it L~ one ..of the f.1stcst :II T~tllaJ~..·t!a ,)r IJ;t\ tuna. NASCI\R ' twt l h,g~gt:\t <md. i·a. . tcst trad.:. \ .... n1Cc ti H.: ..,;uKIInllllh! hodv ol 19')) onlY on ccrt:nn plays, · hcl!an mHH! C<l rhurctlH: r . .·~ triL· t,;l ~ p!:ltc ..; in 1tJX~X In :do\.\ til~ ~.::n·s Jt1Wil . ··Qur I"I.JS iri cltlr- piall' rrogrn111's hccp ~Dod We l.1Hm 1.\l'·vc got n 1!l1Dd car."' rmtcJ S\..'111 ad~..T. wlln a ~oud f111i ~ll on \\.L Parcell with 19 tackles and a fumble recovery, Erik Cooper with 10 tacklc.s and Damon Coleman with an interception on the next .to last rlay of the game. · "We really needed ~ win. toni ght." Black said. "Tonight w~just got the . ball across the line. We eliminated' a lot of •.. r,·r,···al • m•·s.·ta'1•·e.s that ha_d cost .~s the last three games." · · Hann•n's, · · lonc s•·ore of the night • • came with ahout a I:30 left in the lirst quarter. The Wildcats had ll third-and-dght play and aucmpted a halfhack russ from Cordell to Korey' Henry. The p1t" felt incmnrletc, hut Gaulcv Bndgc. was called for russ intcrf~rcncc which gave Hannan ~n u pass · h<id lJ I yarJ~ on _nine, carries und..unc !"rom 4uartcrh;H,.'k. Chris H.~1rrcy li'u~·hdn\\:n . · Jum~n . 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One where y('KJ'll sec 50 of the hL-st up- '1, 1:111 i3 BUICK L£SAaAE 11569, AfT, . ,·arred hy a 55 y<llll touchdown, run was u ~-~ yardcr late 1n the lourth hy _juni•->r Josh Cordell. 1\t the end"' . qua11cr. . . . . the lirst 4uarter it was 26·6 GauleyLcadmg the Wildcat defense was Bridge. , Cordell. Canterbury and sorhomorc "That play (X:1 }ard strike to. · Josh Edmunds . Fumbles were rccovTilomasl rcallv took 1hc wind oul nl ..:red hy trcshrnun Josh Crcmc~ms. their .1ails I 'thought." Bla.:k said. snphomo~c Korey Hcn_ry and junior "Tile play was called Jet and I wl\1 · Derek G1hbs. Ddenstve standouts · 'Jason just to run and catch the hall lor 'Gauley Bndge mcluded · Z1ck Sports,briefs See.Puzzle on hiill"h;.ll'k ' INSTANT REBATES first qual'lcr with Gauley Bndgo y;u·ds on .:1ght C.\1'\'les. _Corde ll also aln:ady automatic lirst down from the. 45 yard line. On the very next play. Cordell busted through the hne and rumbled down the left side line to get the 55 yard touchdown. Following Thomas' long tou_ch- , down catch at the ~nd of the hr_st periOd. nenher team scored aga~n until midway thrvugh the third quae'tcr when the Travellers' Richard Weese cau.,ht a nass tn the corner"·' e ,. the end wnc from Harvey to make II 34-ti Gau1cy Bridge. . . Hannan (1 -5) ts back '" a<:\i!ln agam Saturday when they, play hnst to Burch . Hann<m's i<mc sen1o~ wtll he honored at the game lor Senu>r Night. L CLOSEOUT SPECIAL . sait.l .. ~.:am~: on a · K~ yun.J toul"hdown h~1..: Hock<)' DAI.I./\S (API - The Dallas and get out of bounds if anyone got ·(jose to him." The second time Thomas touched the hall he nearly broke -another touchdown, but was knocked Qui of bounds after ric king up nearly Z5 yards. The, third and final time he touched the ball, Thomas ran a · d the ng · ht s1·de for swccr p1ay aroun a 20 yard touchdown that gave G•.•uIcy Br•'dgc ·,Is fin•l ot'the • s•·orc • game and the 46-6 advantage. In addition to Thomas' 132 yards of hffense. Gauley Bridge had two other players cross the 100 )'ard plateau. Sophomore Erik Co<>rer rushed l'or 14M yards and two wu.:h· downs while junior Billy Tucker ran for 1.40 yards on the night. "They hun us right off the hal. Their fullback (Coof)Cr).h tough. We dug 11ursclve\ u hole and couldn't dimh ·out." Hannan cnm;h Kcnl Prk·c Thomas'' f1r.st touch on the hull . . Hann;m was led by Cordell. whu i·t~lu ' 'iLltlri'-'!'1 hut h;t. . n·l w01l ~~~K~ 19KX. ··Hnrl'lully. "a Gauley Bridge rolls past Hannan 46-6 '' Schrader sa id. "The guys. told me .it scvcn-ti!T.'IC Wins1on Cup champion 1 Waharn.a records 36•12 triumph over Gilmer·County ~SAUUOH Are Arriving Daily! ,HOMES·AND.LOTS FOR SALE I .NBA lockout yards while GAHS finished wilh 8S. : First downs favored the visitors, 18· • 5. Gallipolis will host Athens Friday. · It will be the Blue Devils' annual homecoming. Marietta will host Logan: • 's __ Duval leads Michelob Championship "64 II .. .4-55-0 . . .. 2 .. 16 Fumhb ... . .. . 18 "69 .5 2 52 .115 71 6-60 3 Ynrd s p:l!>.sini! .. . Rctum M .. . 5 104 .. 35 . GALLIPOLIS • Visiting Marietta nine. Jeff Mitchrll gained nothing, ended a seven-year jinx by edging then Jeremy Payton three. Payton's Gallipolis 14-J in a Southeastern third down pass to Jeff Mullins just Ohio Athletic '-<:ague footbali con- missed its -target Payton followed test on Memorial Field Friday with a 23-yard field goal at the 3:56 evening. marie. It was to he Gallia's only score Approximately 2,500 faQS, of the mght. including several surviving memhe~rs · Craig intercepted a U:vi Weppler of the 1947 and 1948 Blue De pass to end first period action. GAHS championship teams, band d had the ball on Marieua's 48 to start cheerleader members, were on hand the second period. After an incomfor the defensive struggle. ple,te pas~. Roger~ ripped off II Coach Tim Hale's Tigers yards to the Tigers 37. lben came a improved to 3-3 overall and f.-2 in series of Blue Devil penalties, three conference play. Coach Mark Fenik's for 15 yards, ending the GAHS Blue Devils dropped to l-5 overall threat. Payton punted dead on the and 0-J inside the SEOAL. 1iger 25. a 22 yardcr .. his shortest The last Tiger grid win over of the 1998 campaign. He had heen GaUia Academ~ was recorded at -averaging over 40 yards a punt prior Manetta. 28-20, m 1991. · to the game. GalliaAcademy scored first. After . From their own 25, the Tigers. fumbhng away an opponun1ty fol - marched 75 yards in 10 plays. Big lowing the initial kickoff, the Blue gainers were 1<6 and 12 yard blasts by Devils defensive unit, led by Jared Nathan Swanz. who raced for 119 , Bryan and Alex Saundcr<. stopped yards in 28trips against the Gallians. MHS on a fourth down play at the Levi Weppler sneaked over from GAHS 37. ~' the ·one for what proved to be th~ , T.R . Rogers ripped ?ff gains of . g~me-winll\ng score with 4:57 left in seven awl five yards. After Kelly the second penod. Sam Cooper.then Pamtcr lost one, Rogers galloped split the uprights to make it 7-3. eight yards. On a founh down play. GAHS defenders had a brilliant 'the Blue Devils gambled with Ben goal line stand just before halftime. Craig taking a direct snap from ccn- stopping the Tigers on the GAHS tcr. Craig raced II yards for a first four. A host of Blue Devils blocked a down on the Tiger 33. Rogers hroke - Weppler field goal allempt with II off the Gallians's last big gain nf the seconds left in tpe half. GAHS ran game .. a 24-yardcr to the Marieua out the dock to end the half. Pomeroy • Middleport • Galll~ls, OH • Point Pleasant, WV CHESTER 96 CHEV. S-10 17559, Extra cab, A/C, bedllner, 'cassette, sport wheels ............................................... ,.............., ....... $11,152 94 CHEV. 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Then voters m Oregon and Washmgton stopped lhe baiting and hounding of cougars and Iliac k bears. Utall hunling and fi shing group> look one look al ' lhe record of wildlife ballol measures 1his decade and decrdcd a prc-i'mpuvc 'tnkc '""" on order. The rc,uh r> Propo;iuon 5. a mca>urc on the Nov. 3 hallot that would amend 1hc Ulah Con!r-tltution so that any fttturc cllilcn.\ mitiativc dcahng wrth woldlife would require a two~ thirds majority 10 pass. All other initiauve·s would conlinuc to require a >rmple majority, The measure 's fate is hcirig watched by ani mal -wei farc and ...port\lncn \ gmup' around the coun- try ·'we ju ...t lch that it wa~ tunc to wk.c' a proacll•c )l'J\Itmn and prutc~,;t Utah'' v.rldlifc and wild arc:u. frnm wj,hJn~t on. D.C .. Jl'liVI!\b . agenda." -aod Dun Pcay. \p<>kc>man for l)tahn• fur Wrldlife Heritage and Con~n au On. "'hich ~ ~ hacki ng the measure . Only one <talc. Alahama. ha• pa~~d a cun,titutional amendment . ' Map reading may help prevent . getting lost in unfamiliar territory' By SPORTS AFIELD A Hearst Magazine You may lose your way , but you should never be lost Each . year · scarc h.. and-rc!!c uc tcams acros~ America fetch hikers. hunters. ang lers and mountain hikers who have no clue how to get back to uscflll. However, each gives specific pieces .o f information• wi1hou1 rc laiing that infonnation to the comcxt of a greater whole. In the backcountry thi s equates to a narrqw (..':Om:enlration on knowing wh~rc one is pre dscly instead of hcing aucntivc and open to all the poss ibilities o f where dvililcUion . They .ha\'C left the mad one without a physu.:al map and. more tmporianl. wrote Ted Kcra~otc in nn ankle 10 the October issue .of Spons Afield. without that other map - a · in ental overview of the cou ntry wluch i~ C!\~c ntia l. Being ramihJr With your lmmcdl ate 'iUrroundin g:~. moun1ain ranges . · nvcr~. power lines and roads; for , exampl e. will help you fi n~ you r way without .1 map: In short . 1oricntatinn . is far more important than locatipn - wlm;h mc~m s we need to reprogram the attitudes · our culture has g.ven us. C~ n si d e r that Weste rn cult ure put ~ a rem1unl on knowing where it is -1 y the <.:alendar, fi s~.:a ll y , und accorJing to geography. That is why we have such a proliferation of dayti'mcrs, budgets and. for backcountry travel. hand-held Glohal Positioning Systems (GPS ). All these tool s ,arc mi~ht go. prN!f\ ong the rrghllo hunt and fi,h. • unlc» 67 percent of them a8ree . Mrnnc-..lla voter' arc bcong a.kcd to "Their lack of trust kind of astondo the -amc in Nmcmbcr. Ohoo vor- ishes me:· stale Sen . Millie Peterson c" will be .,ked to outlaw the hunt- said of her colleagues. "They trusted mg uf mourning doves.. voters 10 elect them .•• In Utah. 'P""'men '> grnups arc Sen. David Buhler said the mearunning into nppn!\ition from more sure Is overkill. •• If someone were to th an ammal -rights advocates. come up with some cra1fy anti ahunt l'rop<,itiun 5 is upp<>Sed by the Ut~h . ing proposa l, they 'd vole il down," League of Wvmen Voters. Common he said. Cau>C and other< who .'"Y it ha. an . Peay conceded Utah voters would ironic llaw: The, mc.,urc placed on probably oppose any curbs on hunt the ballot hy the Legislature asks ing, just as voters in Idaho ami Utah vmer. lo decide. by a si mple Michigan rejected hans on bear bahmajorily. that fuJure voters will not ing and hounding. But there's no he tru~ted lQ Jccide these issue!~- guamntcc. . Utah. ).. 'bccrnnon~ increa>inEIY urban. arid during a 1997. vJSit to Utah, a• narional executive of the Humane 'Sucicly lalked of orgamzmg an anti-copgar-hunting campaign. "Thdr end. a1enda i§. 1o end all hunting and (!shin~ , " Pcay said. )t.'s a S500 rl)iltion inllustl)'! It's ~oo· brg ' to leave 10 'a garribl~ . " The IJtall VolinE-Rights Coalition, which is fighling the ..mcasurc-; is out_gunned financially by sjx)nsme n's groups. '!pc_crmlition rai~d $28,000 _by mid-!leptcmber, vs. $420 ,000 raised lol} !' the Utahns for Wildlife Hcrilalje ar\d Ol~servation .. ATHENS. Ohio (AP ) - The slate's third annual fall wild turkey hunting season will be open for seven days in 22 southeast and east· t.:cntral counties, the; Di\•ision of Wildlife said, The season wi ll run Oct . 19 through Oct. 25. Hunter's may take a hin.l of either sex. Legal hunting ~.:o n fusion .·· hours arc one-half hour before sunrise 10 sunset. The sea-ion is open in Athens, Bclmnnt, Coshocton, Ga lli a. Guernsey. Harri son, Hock ing, l'lolmes, Jackson, Jefferson, · Knn< , Meigs, MOnroe , . Morgan. Mu skingurn , Noble, Perry. Pike. Ross. Tuscarawas. Vinton and ' By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Washington counties. During the ~easo.n in 1996, hunters kill ed I ,250 wild lurlcys. Last year. 1.210 turkeys were Jaken. Mrtst o( the turkey ~ were' killed in GuernseY. Costwcton. Harriso n, M u~ki ngtim Jllntl Vinton. t:uu~tics . • mnuslv .. Ca1T,.· a ~:ompass. When the ~un goes down nr when douds hide 11 or other feature~ such ;.Is mountains. a compass ~ill t:~ kc yo u toWard a baseline far heucr Jh:an your i ~tuiti on . Survival texts counsel that you should. stay put. bufld a fire , shout, blow a whist le and wait for scan.:hcrs to find yuu . However, thi s advice · puts the onus of retri eval on socie ty rather than on the indr vidual . lnslead. 'adopt the altitude that you wi ll never be lost. on ly te mporarily di so ricn\ed Demand of yourself, barring injury; that you will get to the road even if it . JACKSON HONORED- William (Bill) Jackson, center, a member '. of Lafayette Post No. 27, Gallipolis American Legion, was presented a naw American Flag by members of VIetnam Veterans of America Chapter 709 prior to Friday night's GAHS-Marletta foolball game on Memorial Field. Jackson' Ia the lone survivor of the lnlllal Legion crew who conducted .flag-raising ceremonies on Oct. 8; 1948. Jackson Ia flanked by Dala Harbour, left, and .John Watson, current flag-raisers for the Legion. · · • ·i1198844 • 4,6 L...V.S, AUTO., AIR . CONO., AMIFM CASS. , M.S.R.P. $22,130 Rededication ... (Continued from B-1) nood ing that coused them to hcco rne Anthem whrlc Barhara Cardwe ll un safe . " Epling repeated her 50-year ago perIn 1995, a coope rati ve elTon by formance of singi ng Amcricu 's the board of educauon, the athletic anthem . lboostcrs' cluh. and pri vate donations Prior to th c.flag-raising ceremony. enabled a modern stadium to he con- seve ral mcmhcrs of the '( ictnam structed of alurnmum and stmnless Veterans of America. Chapter 709. ~ \eel 1<.1 ~hC~.:nmc a .showp iece for the presented a new Ameri can Flag to Gall ipoli s Ci ty Schon ls. Bill Jackson, the only .survivor of the f-rid ay's c ~rc mnn1 cs prior to the s i x-n~an honor guard of" Post 27 who GA HS-Manclta l'oo.thtd l game rJi sctl thc first' nal! in 1948. Jackson. indutl cd many or those \ who wit - 'a World War II . . ve teran; has pcr ncnset..l or partit:ipah:d 111 th ~ i'niwtl t:ormcd thi s duty at every home ¥<Hill' dedication and man y who wc rL' • nl~t for the ra st )()years, and co ntlllUC S eve n horn y~: t ' tn Jo so with grl'at hfmm. · Hamid Wcthcrholt se rved as m ;l:-.Mcrnbcrs of the Ga ll ia A<.:adcmy -. tcr or cere monies in I1)4~. ;1nd Friday Alumni Asso!: i:uion who rrl: r ;m:::d n1g:ht his so n. Doug las. rcrcatcd hi!oo th e cn.tirc program for the prc-gaml' laic L.1ther\ pcrt'ortn;lncl'. Pus\Or r~:ccpj_IO.n :mJ the re-dedica tion ce r~ ­ Charles' Lu:-.hcr was also prc-.c nl to mon i'C s mdudc \V1Ima Br-own. Bcrt1 c invo~~: an 1nt•ocolli on similar to. the Roush. Madge · B o~gs. Jt~nct on~.: ht· deli vered 50 y~:ars ngu. wh1 lc Wcthcr'holt . Barba ra Huber. B e~~ h1.. , !-.O n . Pa,tor Jame s Lusher. read Grac·c Duvr>, Ja y C rld wol l. Hrll the 1ll'fir1;ll r~'·Lkdi ~.: atlun documen t. Ri chards: and Stew Walli s. · Jnhnn y l:ckc r. a I '!.1 2 Gi\ HS They rece ived assistance.: fro m the alunlllU\ and a Cll:lCh uf Blue Dc.vtl GAHS Athletic• B'oostcrs Cluh. ftu ~t h;.llltt.: a m .; from l':l69-74. moved GA HS Band Boosters. GAHS athlet bt.:hind the n1icrophtlll..::..Jo mt mtlucc ic department. and the :~LlHJol mhni.nall rncrnhors of lb c IY4 7-4 X Gi\ HS istnll ion i11. ,l i na~t.ing the nos talgiL: fo ot hall te a m ~ who were scntcd in eve nt s thJI were ,witne'SSL!d hy 4500 front of the h·omc' bh.:ac hers. people on Ottnhcr K. ~ 94K when Uc or~c Wi lson, drum m: qnr for Gn lll~o li s hl a n~ cd high-scorwg anJ the GAHS hand in !~4 7 and IY4X, undcleated At hens 2 I -0. di rcc tr.:d th e pl.1 ying of the Nm iona l Bowden... (Con tinucu from B-7-) reso lved. But the new cnntrac l do~.,·s1~ nct.: cssari ly mean . that the Rcd1'! have heard anything from cn mmisSiorlor Bud Selig. · " No ; th:at's not the case." Allen said. "This was paniUII y done out' of profess ional counesy to Baltimore We did,n't fec.l it was right for him lo go lhcrc fC)r a second time if we felt thut we cou iU get somet hing dcH\C here." · When the Dodgers askc~ fm permission to talk with Bnwdcn just over six week:- ago. Allen gnuucd it hc t: au sc Bowden cal led the Los Angeles posi lion hi s "dream juh.'' When Ballimorc did so a few wcl'ks II FORO tAURUS Sl Sl7995 98 FO~D t!NfOlJR Gl #29780 · FWD, AIR, AUTO .. 4 CYL 88 MlfJu~YJ~IOUI . il'3D34D · AIR COND , 4 CYL . AUlD . f¥1, POL ~b\,A\G GT . #985431 · AIR, V-8, 11 FoiJ TILT, PB. PS, CASS. ago. Allen gra nted it hl'~.:;~usc of the LJnccrtainty surrou ndm u h1 s oWn sit · lmtion . "' · Bowden interv iewed once in Baltimore. and was ~xpcctcd to be asked hack for ·u second intervi ew. 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' STANDARD TR(INS. $JO 995 91 Fl1Rbf.150 #986061 - AUiO , AIR• . 8cyL,, CASS .. .. $J 399 ~ moib ~150 Story, il was reported , had knowledge of a claim that he did not lhink had been worked properly. He boughl it and wilhin a few months .had taken out $30,000 in gold and exchanged il for $20,000 in "deprecial· ed greenbacks. • He held out enough for hjs callle-buying enterprise, put the rest in a bank, kissed his wife goodbye and wilh two young men he had ·hired , slarled for Fort Worth, Texa s'. "At 29 Story had 'a lot on his plate, " wrote Henderson. 1 "The ye'ar was 1866. Nelson and a hand. ful of Texas cowboys began moving a herd of 3,000 longhorn·s north, the first ever to do so on the Bozeman Trail, when they were abruptly sloppe d at Fort Phil Kearny in Dakota Ter,ritory (present-day norlhern Wyoming). Army orders, Too risky lo go on , lhe commanding officer said. Sioux were everywhere and they were on t,he warpath. "U ndeterred , the Ohio born Story and hi s r-------------,-,-,..,.,...,..:...-------'7'----'cr Tc xas crew se I off w i lh their callle over ·an oxen trail t~rough the heart of lhe Sioux Nalion . They repeat'edly .fo ught off Sioux warriors who sometimes outnumbered them 10-to -L "The trek should ha ve been an utter disaster; instead, it became one the Wesl's most memorable success stories." Thai eallle drive put the poor boy who had left Burlingham 10 years earlier on the road 10 riches. Story bought land and starled a cattle ranch in the Gallatin Val'ley in Montana. He became lhe largest 'breeder of callle· and horses in Montana and was tagged the "cal· tie king ." As his fort~ne grew he expanded inttl other businesses estab· DAY" -- Char/Is Williams, gre&t·grsndson of . . ' Byron Story, has spef1t his entire 1/fe In Burlingham. H1re he looks' 11 sh1n g a b a nk and a over an album of pictures taken at fast fall's "Nelson Story Dey. • large flour moiL . More than 60 of Nelson Story'& cousins from Mslgs ilnd Athens l;lc, became a ~lv oc Codntles sttsnded the gathering held at the Modern Wc,odmen hall. I~ ad e r 1n· Bo'!-em a n a nd e.rected a monument to ., ' school. hi s good' friend, John Bozeman, who was He lhen "succumqed lo the romance of killed by Indians . In 1883 he donated land the west, walked to the Ohio River , worked for a 60 -acre campus for lhe Monlana Stale out his passage aboard a 'teamboal loSt. College of Agriculture and. Mechanic Arts. Louis , look another steamer up lhe Mis Near the lu~n of the century, Story began souri, and went ashore a t Fort' Leaven· spending. his winler s in Los Angeles where worth, Kansas Te,rritory, with $36 in his much of his cattle money went into downpocket, w according to a ma gaz i·ne article town real estate. He built lhe city's firs! .written by Charles Henderson. whose father s kyscraper, the Walter P. Story Building , was a nephew of Nelson Story. named for his · so n .. Nelson di ed in 1926 at It didn't take long for Nelson lo learn ·the age of· 88 . • about gold mine s and s tag e coaches, and A lour brochure of historic Bozeman and men being robbed and killed, accor.ding to Gallatin County complele with an artist's the arlicle, which went ·o'n to note that tor rendering of Bozeman 's Main Street as it the first lim e in his life he had lobe armed was drawn by -an engraver in 1883 , lists day and night to pr o tect him seifanq his Nelson Story as one of the founding ' · pos s essions. fathers. Place s depicted on the guide includ e the Story Iron \Yorks, the Ellen Story Theatre, and the Nelson Story Flour Mill . There .is a Story Street in Bozc· man, and Ne lson Story Towers al Montana.St a lc University. AI one time lhcre was a Story mansion on Main St.r eet. • Many members of the Story family .still live in Bozeman. In fact there is still a Story Ran ch of 10,000 acres-- not the biggest, now but the oldesl in Montana. Hel e n Guthrie William s of Pomeroy, great -granddaughter of Byron Sto'ry, a broth er 10 Nelson, sha.rcd a leller s he 'rec eived in 1993 from her cousin, Pete Story, w'ho live s on the Story Ranch in Montana . ..In the lell er Pete Story talks about a trip which he and hi s fat~er M ~ lcolm, th~ grandson of Nel son Story,. made ba c k to , the "old place" in Ohio in 1980 . "Ruth Ellen (Ruth Ellen Story of Athen s) very graciously took us around and introduced us 10 some of the relatiVes in the area . I think Times-Sentinel Stefl BURLINGHAM - It someti mes takes resear chi ng the his lory of a small community to come to .an appreciation of its background and the fnflu e nce it had on the lives o-f its residents . · Tak e Burlingham - today a s leepy lillie community wi1h a handful of residents, but 150 years ago a pface where bus iness was booming and the population was growiQg. II was also a time when adventure.soJile men in s. earch of g,old pa cke d up a nd went west. ·· · • . Most notable .a mong those men of Burlingh a n. .who look tHat path was Nelson Story . Born -in Burlingham in 1838, he was ' I he youngest son of Ir a and Hannah Story, who had arrived there in a covered wagon from New Hampshire several years earlier. By lhe lime Slory was 18, he was •. orphaned, had worked his way through two years at Ohio Universily, and had taught " You' ll never ge t lost if you pmc· ticc thi s approach: Don't enter new ~ountry without taking a moment to review an actual map or a mental map. Where "'..trc the hasclincs'! Hn"' long · will it take 10 walk them '! Taking a map. or course. help!>. cnor· . Eastern . 'IS t h Ul CO US inS you all seem to be wafm hearted, gentle and peaceful -not rowdy like yo ur Western $13,99&: 1 " MARKERS •• The Story name Is on numerous markers In the Burlingham Cemetery. Early settlers, Ira and Hannah Stary, and many of their descendants, i Including sons, Byron and Elias, are burled there. Th11lr son, Nelson, ·Is burled In Montsn& . In 1980 Malcolm Story grandson pf Nelson, came to Meigs County to · visit ihe burial site of of his ancestors and his cousins RTh\ Sto;[ ;esldlng In Meigs and Athens Counties. anc wo go • . . ' ' ' 0 1 • . • • UNGTOWN CENTER 1h• , \.l " of Y'L ,1 , ·r .... .~. . ' • BUNG TOWN he wrote. That was Malcolm's last visit 10 Ohio He died at 9 16 5 ~~ 94ept. ' ( to Pete Story 's son, another "Nel so n Story" , hal-l, the oldest building iri the coni muni 'ty, and he is charged with continuing the fami· rea~s 'Bungtown, the center of th e world." 1 ly traditions , according to the letter. About every ¥Car at th e annual Me mo rial Last fall · ~bout 60 cousins of th e Story Day ce l ~bration held at th e Burlin g ha m fa1mily gathered at th e "Bung town" Modern churc h and cemetery .. an ·observance Woodmen hall in Burlingham to celeb rat e which 'has continuc'd fo r more than a cc n11Ne lson Story Da'y." lur y, ·- ~ 11 Bungtown " sign is artached II was a lim e ·for reflecting on the illus· · beneath the Burlin'gham s ign· oil Route 33. trious past of a nativ e so n, to reminisce The ear ly 1800s saw steady gro wth in the about their ancestors, and lo share stories community . The first post office in Bedford which had been handed down from gene ra Township wa s es tablished in Bur lingham in lion to generation . 1!131 with Mr. Burlingame as postmaster. Publ4shed acco unt s of Nelson Slory's , Over the nexl several years J. M. Ham ilaccomplishmenls were displayed in which ton opened a jewelry sto re , Elli s Quivey more than once he was described as a "man · a,nd ~ohn DeV'i"-((Y weni into the carpentry· of great daring an·d great wcaHh." The sl<>ry · business, J. L ' lfayes opened a general of "Lonesom~ Dove" reporledly was ·· sto re, C. L, Morris began a blacksmith " based on Nelson Story's cat tle drive from business, J:H . Thurston and J. A. Campbell Texas to Montana in 1866 . ca me to town lo practice me dicine, _M . M. In 1959 he was a posthumous inductee inlo the Nati o nal Co)Vboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma Citr, O~la. Rich In hlslory '' Ne a rly 200 years ago John. Warren buill a small one-room' cabin and a general store on the ba11k of the Shade River \\'here Burlingham is ho w located. The area so on de ~ el· oped into a community of families. In 1971 when Michael Williams was preparing a paper on the hi sto ry of Burling· ham for a school pro ject , he talked with his . grandfather, the late Sa-muel F. Willi ams, a descendant of th e Ira Story family. •· The elder Williams, ' . who died about five ·OLDEST 'BUILDING The MQdern Woodmen hall Is the oldest years ago at 93 years of building In Burlingham having · been constructed In the late 1/fOOs age, spent all of hi s life wherl the land was owned by Dr. J. H. Thurston. ·It was later ttrans· in Burlingham . He was ferred to the Juniper Stock Co. and on Aug, 30, 1910 to Juniper Camp 7~30, Modern Woodmen of America, the current ownars. .. I he son of. Cha rle s Williams who was marrie d t o one of the Story women. Dewees opened a photography s hop, '· According to th e story told by the e lder William C lay offered optical g'oods and was William s to his gra nd so n, as th e com munit y a sales agent for SpecialftyA me ric a n Noc · grew, three S? loo ns ope ned and became the -die, and McGiuchcn and i!'"ubbs beg a n oper· main gathering plac e for the men. at io n of a saw mill . "Many of t'he men would have too much By 1855 th e Burlingham Grist Mill was to. drink and so· practically every .night in opcraiion, and ubou l I 873, a third docthere wo'uld be • n argume nt and a fight. II lor , D'r. Harv ey Winget, set up a pra ctice inl was from thos e brawls lhat Burlingham got Burlingham . 'By the n Dr . Thurston was the nickname 'Bung tow n," wrote Michael · combining his pracl·icc' of medicine .w ith in hi s school paper, running the Gri st Mill. · As the popul ati on grew, the salons flourThe Modern Woodm e n hall wa s conished in "Bungt own" until th e women got slruclcd on land wpich was at one time tired of their men coming home drunk, owned by th e Story fa mil y. according to Samuel Williams' acco unt to It was transferred by· the Junipe-r Joint Mich ael. Stock Co . .to Jun iper Camp No. 723 0, Mod· ., "A few of th e town's women . including ern Woodmen of Ame rica, o il Aug . 30, · Elizabeth Williams, my ow n gre a t-great 1910. Before that it had been <ny ned by grandmother, assemb led on' day and raided Le muel and Lydia Winget, Dav i~ King, and one of th e saloons , bursting bottl es and Dr. 'thurs to n. Th e bu ild ing da tes ba c k lo mirrors,' wro te Mic·hael. , the lat e 1800 s. . Not to o long after thai saloons were b,an- · · The Budinglon Mill opcr:o ted until af ter is hed from the co mmunity .' · World Wa l I when it was tor n down to make The name of "Bungtown" has stuck • way fo r cons tructi on of Ro ute 33. thr o ugh the years. By the.n the pupul:ot ion was already on A sign today on the Mode rn Woodmen 's the de c I inc. impre ssed me most about Our kin { SOWs OF PIONEER FAMILY - .Nelson, Byron, left to right, were the sons of Irs &nd Hsnnah Story, who settled In Burlingham In the early The·pioneer spirit lived and found his riches In cattle. He breathed In Nelson Story who went west at 18/n search.of gold became the 'cattle king ' of Montana and one of the t'lchest men of his time. wh~l #3026H cYL. AtR. ~- 5-SPD. AWFM CASSeo WIDE BED. 20()3 season . Sunday, October 11, 1!1118 Son of Meigs ·county pioneer family •• . C The legacy of Nelson Story Fall wild turkey hunting season to .start on ·october 19 . ··, ' than you planned . take' longer A~ 11 was mo!r-t trr rtrhantly put m ·· Mnuntaincc rin~ : The Freedom uf the Hill s" (The Mounliiin~cr. Buok\), ··A good navigator is never lost. hut h~l\· ing learned humilit y; he . a lw ay~ Ci.lrrJC~ enough rond and l..' lot hin~ tn 'Un' I VC hours nr days or ~ Sectio~ SIGNS TELL A STORY -- Burlingham was tagged "Bungtown' because of saloon shenanigans 150 years ago, &nc! the nama has stuck. It Is on the sign, left, over. !h11 door of the Modern Woodmen hall, and bn the one, right, which goes up on Route 33 •v•orvl year as the community gsthers for Its Memorial Day observance at the Burlingham Church . • �' • ·. • ' Page C2 • , 'b 1 Sb..-~but 'f~Jnday, October 11, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Pomeroy • Middleport• Galllpoll•. OH • Point Pleasant, wv ~ Aunt Peggy McDaniel laid to rest in Gallia .. County at age 107 >aid that the three children picked three gallons of hucklebcrrie• James that day bestde• ha\'ln~ the time' Sa!Ida of the IT young lh·es . About 1830 )'ler father and her grandfather decided to move to Ohio . All the possessions ·or the extended families were packed into a wagon train for the 12-day trip to Galli a County. Mrs. Wiseman's ·brother Aunt Peggy McDani~_l , ·who died in .her 107th year iri 1922, Char.les Neal had already. setiled and is buried in Gallia County, tn Walnut Township of Gallia was born in 1-815 at the foot of County. The Wisemans became Peters Mountain in what is now neighbors to the Neal family . Monroe County, West IVirgi"nia. About 1835. Peggy married Her parents were Mr. and Mrs . Friend McDaniel. The couple was Jolin Wisem.an. · married for nearly 45 years and In a 192) piece for the Gallia had II children. Friend died in 1880. Peggy Times. Mrs . McDaniel's early Peggy McDaniel lived Into her 107th veer. Even to her last days memories were recorded by the co ntinued to TC'sidc in Gallia · her mind waa clear. When ahe celebrated her t DOth birthday, the reporter "Ono of her early recol · County until about 1905 when governor of Oklahoma helped her celebrate. At that lime, she was lections was the daily task of · >he moved to Oklahoma to be the oldeat person in Oklahoma. hclpin~ her mother with the. dishncar some of her chi ldren who h wa!tt on · J;t n. II . 19 21. th ~•t es-pewter dishes . which if acci- had gone there for the great land Aunt Peggy celchratc here 106th birthday. Peg gy ML:"Damcl p,,.,,cJ >I \\ ••Y · On dentally let fall resulted in nc) fur· 'rush . . At that tunc ... he w""' the old~~~ the day of her dc.11h 'he callcJ In 1915 when Peggy turned I ther damage than dents . person in Galli a County . The G:d . ~C\' C.ntl nl her I'C] ~III \ l' ' ah LIUI hcr "Sh< learned to spin and 00 years o( age she was the oldest weave , cord and knit. cut and person in ' Oklahoma and a hig lia Time~ prnmotct.J the C\'Cnt tn hcdJt~idl.! and n: yut: .. tcd lhcnl to !<> CW. for the family'~ clothing wa' party was thrown in her hnnor. sl.!vcrul edition, a~ a "giant !t>Ur - \.'arnc:..tly pcay that . . hi.! 1111~h1 h~,· made at home hy wheel and loom . The cake g vcn W~ hcr was over a rnsc party" . l'c~gy hy llu;n wa' IOI~Cn anLI rC'~CI\C r\! .,. 1. , · TI1C family r;li, cd l'lax and sheep vard in diameter. It was covered nearly hlind . to (Jhlain mollcn <il fnr the maki11g ~ith 100 candle's. of ,dothtng . The Licanin~ of the The over 1.500 persons . ·-}ind uding' the Governor of Oklaflax wa' yulle a joh . "Shc helpc.J pii:k the '""w out , homa) prc.cnt for the day li s· !-.Ort the coarse out and prepare } t,:ncll tn Oklahoma's hc st hand the flax for >pi nning . Dresses as <tnd wat<hcd Peggy he given 100 well as men 's trousers were made ~.:arnat ion-. . Some nt:!w~mc-n callcJ from flax . All the clothing was Mrs . M<Ditni~l' s birthday party . cut ;Jut by hand . Usually the Sun- the greatest feast in Oklahoma day dre>scs were colored with history to that point. · Aunt Peggy's traveling days some sort of natural dye found in the nearby woods·: The girls dyed were not yet done as in 1917 she their linen and Iinsey dresses to moved· to Anthony, Kansas to live their own tastes with vegttable with a grariddaughter. She had .,. and mineral dye." already outlived many of her Winter shoes were also made . children. · " at home. the leather i}eing bark Shortly thereafter she voiced · tanned· in 'a big trough kept for an opinion to return to the Buckthat purpose . In the mild. Virginia eye State. Upon her return she summer dim ate no fo ot covering held court at her daughter's home was neces<ary. ncar McDaniel's Crossroads (near Mrs . McDani el told often Cadmus). ahou'i the wild animals 1n the forHere she freely gave her opin· est ncar her mountain · home . ion on the world war, its causes, '' Bears and wolves · were too how terrible it was and America's numerous in those days to be part in it. Often she would quote pleasant. The stock had to be poetry that she had learned as a •. housed· in heavy pens or stock- young girl. She even remembered ades at night to keep them safe most of the faces and names of Store Hours Oct. 1210:00 7:00 from the ravages of hungry wild former neighhors who she had not hcast s. seen for 15 years . Oct. 13-17 10:00 to 5:00 One of her favorite recnllccOn May 18, 1921, over 500 ti ons wa~ wh<n she and two of Gullians traveled out to the yo·ungcr children crossed over McDaniel 's Crossrnads to help nnto Peters Mountain und sp·cnt , the whok day pickin~ fruit. She By: CHRISTOPHER VAN METER AND MARY ANN KIBBLE . KIBBLE-VAN METER TUPP~S PLAINS - Mr. and M111. Francis W. Kibble of TuppeT!I . Plains announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Christopher R. Van Meter. son or Mr. and M111. Carroll \:an Mel<'r of Min fun!. The bride-elect is a grnduate of the Univer.ity of Rio Grande and is an RYAN McCLARY AND MICHELLE FRIEND FRIEND-McCLARY Heidi C.a rman and Edward Amend -CARMAN-AMEND- LEXINGroN, KENTUCKY. - brother of the groom. Fairmont, Heidi Marija Carman. of Lexington. West Virginia. Groomsmen were Dr. Kentucky, was united in marriage Gilbert Hinga. Cincinnati; Dr. with Edward R. Amend. also of Lex· Robert Dell. Wilmington. North ington. , Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Dr. Ushers were Thomas Shaner, David.and Mrs. Vita Carman of Gal- Lower Burrell. Pennsylvania and Dr. lipolis, and granddaughter of Ma~Anthony Kitchen, Belpre. Maxine Carman, Gallipolis, and Dr. The bride's mother's wo;e a floor Vua Drauhs, Conneaut. . ength, champagne-colored gown The groom is the son of Mr. E. with coordinating jacket and a garRegis and Mrs. Barbara Amend of denia corsage Uniontown, Pennsylvania and the The groom's . mother's wore a , grandson of Nellie Mangello, Ooor length, beige skin with beaded Uniontown, Pa. shon sleeve blouse and a gardenia The double ring cercmoqy took corsage place August 8, at Saint Pauf The reception was held at the Catholic Church, in Lexington, Ky., Arts Place Gallery immediately folwith Father Gino Donatelli and lowing the ceremony. · Guests Father Lucien Larrc officiating. enjoye\1 cocktails and hors d 'oe u~ Music was provided by the String vrcs,. followed by dinner ar!ll,dancQuartct organized by Rebecca ing · Kiekenapp. Regi stering guests and presenting The bride WaS given in marri age the gifts for COIJlmunion WaS <:;ap• hy her parents and escorted to the lain Jean Reese. . altar by her father. She wore a Readers were John Beer. Avon sleeveless. ivory. matte satin gown Lake; Christ~ Amend. sister of' the with an A-line skirt -and_,chapel groom. Christiansburg. Va.; ~nd Dr. length train. a two-inch pearl hoard- Nancy Shcrwooa. St. Paul.. Minn . · cr outlined the round neckline and The couple honeymooned on an scooped hack : the headpiece was a Alaskan cruise. juliet\ cap of pearls with an elbow-. They now reside in Lexington. length veil with pencil piping ., She The hridc i> a graduate of Kyger caTFied.a' hand-tied houqucl with _ Creek Hi gh School. Ohio State Uniivury and pcac·h roses. white and. vers ity. She earned a Ph.D. in cxpcr. rca(h ,'ilOI.:k. ;md whttc freesia ~. llllCJ)tal p~yrhology from Kcnl St~liC Mutron of honor wa:-. Jul ie Uni\•crsi ty and i:-. ;J pnJHJm.:toratc Osika. ~..: ou si n of the hridc. LrVofll}! . . st· holar st udyin'g lt:arninp and mcm Mirhig:an. Brida l aHcnd:mts We re · ory at the Uni,vcrsity· of K.cnturky . Susanne Larkins. AriiiH!lpn . Vir - CcnlLT on Acini! · ginia. and Dr. Jcnnil~r A~kil. The groo;n i~ il gruduatc or LauM;.inkaw . Minneso ta . rei Highlands Hi gh Sl'110ol in They won: two-rici.:C s kc vcl~..:ss Uniontown. Pn. and St Vjnccm Colgowns. dll)l..:olal l' hmwn ~ ~~~ cre pe lt:£C in Lurohc. Pa .. He, carncU a l>lousc wi th an A-line silk c·hitlon Psy.D. in diqjcal psychology from · noo1 -k ng1h s ~in . Th~y t':trricJ Wright StJtc Uni\'crsily . He is a ~ hand -t1..:d hou4UCI~ of terra l:OIIil child dinil'al ps yc holngist in rrivat~ no~es. ye ll ow sw~.: k . yc ll t1w stro- prndicc spl!t lali zing. in ·giflcd chHmarc. and y~: llo W'J'n.::l!~ ia drcn ~tnd adnlcs~.:l:nts with McGrcBcsl nwn "';ls Willie Amend. gor & Asso~imcs. Winchc~ucr: Ky, SYRACUSE~ Michelle LeAnne Friend and Ryan ·Patrick McClary announce their engagement and approaching marriage. The bride-elect is the daughter of Richard 0. and Linda Friend of Syracuse. She is a 1992 graduate of. . Southern High School and a 1995 graduate of Hocking College. She is currently employed u.s a medical assistant for a West Chester physi' Columbo~. Oct . 2:1-2H . The he'ad4uart~r~ imd mo-.1 r~la.t­ cd acti vities will he at the adjoining Hyall Regency Hotel. Worthy Grand Matron Eloi'" Wyse. of Fayette . and Worthy Grand Patron Richard M. Wilson. of Jerusalem, will preside over the 199H Disputed early Lincoln photo still fails to interest collectors \ Couple to ·mark anniversary ASHVILLE - Carl clad! and Virginia Houck Troth!r will cclchratc their )01~ wedding anniversary · on October 16. They currently live at 221 Miller Avenue m Aslwillc . A .. The 3 112-by-J:inch daguerreo- · type. a mim>r·image phQtographproduced on silver or copper. had been . the subject <1f heated dispute since it surfaced in 1992. -: S~>me historians said Lincoln : could have posed for. the picture : while serying in the ~!innis House o[ · Representatives. when he would hav~ : been 33 or 34. But double'" said it : simply does not look like the Great : . , . Emancipator. The features of the man in the pic· : lure are vastly different from Lin· · · coin's. they said. poiouing tu the ears, : nuse. shoulders und eyes. Some wen! ; si> far lis to compare the veins in the · hands_. cluiming they do not match u , cast of Lincoln's hands mude in · IH60. • cclchmtion luncheon will he held October 17 at the hom e or thei r daughter. Vicky. who al~o live~ m Ashville. Guests should RSVP to (740) <JK3·6K30. e 40°/a Storewide MaryLee's ''The Qunt·;,Shop" 322 Second Ave. SARAH~ GOiiiDOtiii I to MR: AND MRS. GEORGE FRENCH tDJwi\!J Open house for 7-0th·anniversary GORDON-GUMPF REEDSVILLE David S Gumpf of Ashland and Sarah Beth Gondon of Wooster announce their e_nJIIIgement and approaching mar-. nage. The bride-e lect is the daug)lter of Sandy Gordon of Wooster and the late Greg Gordon. Her fiance is the the son 'lf.Trm and Cheryl Gumpf of Reed<Ville. · • The wedding .w•ll take pl<tce at 2:30p.m. on !'lov. 7 at the Smithville ·Brethren Church in Smithville . Miss olyn Schulze at 614-H70-6373 for a Gordon graduated from Smithvi lie r~ "~rvation ~fore Oct . 22. lnstalla~ High School in 1992 and received her tion oi' the 1999 Grand Officers will bach~lor's in elem<,ntary education Colle"e in dose th is Grand Chapter session on '' front Baldwin-Wallace . ' , eo . Oct: 2X . - ~. 1997 . . S~e ~~ employed with the Wayne County schools as a .~ubstitute 0 I BRIDGEPORT. Conn. (AP) P.T. Barnum may have been jour· nalist when he developed his theory thai "~1 suc:ker's bum every minute.·· ' a . Show your support for the Gallipolis City Schools Bond Issue ·' Join the Homecoming parade on Friday, Oct. 16th -· . ~ ~6lzer Clinic•••••••• Keeping the Promise! / .. Meet at the City park. ' IT'S TIME! TO INVEST IN OUR CHILDREN, OUR SCHOOLS . · . & OU~ COMMUNITY. ' There's a lot of talk about lnpreaslng millage lately . But What Does That Mean? The proposed bond Issue for the Gallipolis City Schools means that the schools would collect no more than 7 4 additional mills each year for 26 years. Thla will ralie $18,780,000 for the construction of a new Gallla Academy High School. It means the total . effective millage rate for the dletrl~t would be 27.9 milia (It 11 20.5 mills today). This Is still well below the state averaga of 30.9 mills. A mill Is 1/10 of a penny which generatea $1.00 tor every $1000 of property valuation. · II means that the owner of a $75,000 home would pay less than 50 cents per day. . lt means modern scl.e nce labs for our high school students. It means more room lor .a thletic and music programa. II meana ranovatlons to the existing GAHS, and the creation of a middle achool at GAHS lor 6th, 7th, and 8th gradera. It meana brighter, bettir classrooms, and mora room lor · Instruction ln ·the three elementary schools. VOTE FOR GALLIPOUS CITY SCHOOL!j BOND.ISSUE • P~ld lor by C.A.R.E., Dovtd Shiner, ~•urer ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ! .I' OefoiJ~r is Famil~ Health Month ·l .6:00 p.m. · · Or. lois Bosley is no longer available at Holzer Meigs ·Clinic, but is FULL-liME at Holzer Clinic oJ West Virginia with EXTENDED hours on Mondays until 1:00 pm. (by appointment only) . clatitm. • Touring show highlights artwork from followers of Baroque styl.e . Newspapers offer link to P.T. Barnum's past ' " . GALLIPOLIS · Mr. anti M1s . I N;mcy 1 Frc1tch Jr. oi' Grove {.:ity ' George (Syhil Dent I Frcndt will ccl- anJ James CRutl11 of Gallipuli,. l!hratc their 70th wcddinl! annivcr· They han· two gmmkh ildn: n~ P:lll)' ~uy with an \)pen hous~ .;·m O~t. IH (Mike) ,McLiain of Gallipoli> and il·om 2 - ~ p·. m. 'nt the Bui:tl'illc Scoll Fn:nch or Cirdl'\'il.le. ar,\d \WI) \hri:-;tian Chun.:h l'cll11wship roum . gi·cilt gralllh.: hildrcn R idwr~l ;~nt.l The couple were wed in Ga.llipoli< Jennifer Mcl ,ain oi' Gallipoli, . Cards ·llliiY alsn hl· ~cn t 1D the ,In Oct. 17. I<J2H . They' are the pnrcnts oi' l)nda couple at 197 Rcc.sc Hollow Road. !Tom) L~:;~r of Gallipt,lis. tknr!!c GalliJ~nlis . ~56) I . N<l gift~ pll.:a:o;e . IT'S TIME! , TISFACTION GALLIPOLIS - All retired U.S . , Armed Fo,.-es )ier~onnel. regardless of branch of service. active or reserve. ure encouraged to join the West Virginia Military Retirees Asso· Among other things, the association's purpme is to create harm·ony abd a spirit of camaraderie among active an~ «tired personnel_from all bran<:he;;, of the Armed · Forces through .an organized program of social und fraternal aclivities. Individuals interested in joining the association should request an application for membership form by calling CW4 (ret.) Martin F. Hayden. prcsicl ~ nt, at 304-343-1203, or M/Sgt. (ret.) Jimmy _D. Winter. secretary· treasurer. at 304-949-3552. or by wriling to the West Virginia Military , Rctir~es Association. 1679 Coon· .: RALEIGH, N.C. (APJ- The lighting and composition are dramatic. the skin Drive. Unit 46, Charleston. Character.~ are plllnted with eye-catching naturalism. in the genre and- bibli· W.Va. 25311-50<ll . ~I scenes, portrait•; and pastorals in a new. exhi~ition at lhe North Carolina· The local contact is CW4 (ret.) ~useum of Art . . . Arthur Rupe nt 446-0769. ·: The traveling show is "Sinners and Saints. Darkness ana Light : .C<tralmggio and his Dutch and Flemish Followers." · . teacher. and al~o at Lehman's Hard· ware in Kidron. . Gumpf is a 1992 . graduate of Eastern High SchiK>I. He received his bachelor's degree in biology from Ohio State University in 1997.'He is employed with WIL Laboratories in Ashland. The couple will reside in Ashland followi 11g their marriage. Gallipolis, 0 H Oct. 12th thru Oct. l 7th eoolhe ~~.~sion . To set the tone of the "Life's Coun try Gard~n". st:~sion. a vt:~~r ~~rvi·ce will he held at-3 :30p.m. on Oct . 25 in the South Bal.lroom of the Hyall Regency. . · The Rev. Paul Bryan Meadows will deliver the sennon. He is pastor of Hunt sville United Methodist Church in Huntsville and The Hopewell United Method><! Church located north of Bdlefontaine. He graduated from the Methodist Theological School in Ohio in 19'1H. The minister is an ESTARL rec ip· ient and wu.s \ponsored l>y Circlevil le Chapter No. 90.,A dinner will follow the service. Those who wish to attend the dinntr should call Ve.sper Dinner Chairman Wanda Corder at 614436-0446. The opening session will be held in Battelle Hall at 5 p.m. Chapter .<ecretaries are handling reservations. The deadline i.s Ckt. 16. The Grand Chapter banquet wi II commence ·at 6 p.m. in the Hyan Regency Ballroom on Ckt. 27. Those who wish to attend the Grand Banquet should ' cont~cl Chairman Car1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trotter Members sought for retirees' gr9up State OES Grand Chapter schedules annual session COLUMBUS - The Grand , Chapter of Ohio. Order of the East· ern Star. will hold its lmth Annual Granu Session in Bau~lle Hall. the Ohio Cent<r, 400 N. High St .. cian. Her fiance is the son of John and Pat McClary of l;lumiltqn. He is a 1992 grnduat~. o,f lakoca High Schoof and works as an independent co,n· tractor. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Ckt. 17 at the Com.r Stone NEW YORK (AP)- The port mit Methodist Church in Hamilton at 5 shows a lanky, clean-shaven young p.m. A reception will follow at the . man in his Sunday best But was it an Hayloft Bam. honest Abe'' Buyers didn't think ,;o, and the 1843 daguerreotype that some say is one of the earliest known images of Abruham Lincoln failed to sell at an auction Oct. 6. ·· ·· · "It's a lining ending and just e!o·. sure to the' piece... dealer and daguerreotype collector William L:. Schaelfer'suid. "Probably fewer than I percent of any collectors or experts ev.er believed it was a Lincoln." The daguerreotype; titled "Portruit ' of a Gentleman, Believed to be Abra· ham Lincoln," wa.s lllken oft' the Christie's auction block after it failed to make the minimum bid. The min· imum was.not disclosed,. but the high bid was $150.000. Christie's had esti· muted it would sell for at least $200.000. Schaeffer said that if the picture was really of Lincoln, it would be worth $3 million to $5 million, but no one was willing to take the gamble . audiior with MichaerJ\,., Balestra, CPA Inc. of Piketon. Her fiance is a grndua~<' or Ohio State Univmity lllld is the controller for Sabina Fanners E.chimge Inc., of Sabina. An October wedding is planned. .: ~ Heart ·Health of Gallia Coun~y; 'Fali Foliage l Fainily Fun Walk~ ; .- i ! Saturday, October 17, 1998 • 10:00 am to noon ! .; (Rain or Shine) , ; : Ra~coon Creek County Park• Ruffed Grouse Shelter #2 ·; • • If you' plan to participate, please call the Gallia County Helllth Dept. 446-4612 Ext. 297 • or 0.0. Mcintyre Park District 446-4~12 Ext. 256 • • • I I • • : • disease. • : .· · , '· . • • Provided by PHHSBG of ODH adminislered by I he Gallja Counly Hcalih Depl. in • • : cooperation wilh O.O.Mclntyre Park D~lricl. · . .· : l . ' \ . The Arbors at Gallipolis is committed to customer satisfaction, We exist to help people- to make their lives better. Fuller. And· more satisfying. For our patients. Our families, Or anyone whci steps inside out,center. You can see that satisfaction in the faces of · the Arbors at Gallipolis. Take a closer look. Then decide. We invite you to come see us. Face to face. ' ••~•••••••••••••••!'............••••• ;' ~~ ' This is especially true in skilled nursing care. Technical and medical expertise muy be difficult to assess.- But everyone knows when they h11've been treated well. _)-Vith dignity. With respect. Quality nursing and rehabilitative care does not merely meet expectations. It exceeds them. .It does not merely please. It sa~i,sfies. ' · ; The leading ca~se of death in Gallia County is Heart Disease. Physical inactivity is one of the·most common risk factors associated with heart . · ~Kane speaks louder than a satisfied customer. • DID YOU KNOW? ' ,. :, ' A RB 0 R ARBORS AT GALLIPOLIS Skilled Nursing Center 170 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis, Qfi 45631 · (614) 446-7112. ::;;;;;;oiiiiiiiOijiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOi=-iiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; 0 �\ .,. ( • Pomeroy •lliddleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleuant, WV Sunday, October 11,1998 Gallia County 7Vze4tJI~ community ~.t~?~ calendar n.. Community Calendllr Is pub- IIIINd . . . , _ Ml"t'tee to I'IOI)oj)rof· " gr~ wishing Jo· annou.IMellnp and llfl*l81 eventa. Th8 CIIMnd8r Ia not Migned to pro111018 ula or luncl-relaera of any typ8; !lema ~~re •printltd aa apace perrnlla and eannot be guaranteed to run a ~ltic nu~r of daya. . ,.,,. >J • ... POINT PLEASANT. W.Va Narcotics Anonymou• Tri • County Group meeting, 61"1 Viand Str<et. 7:30p.m. • • ••• ,. ••• • • BIDWELL - Poplar R i d ~~ Bap,ti>t Chunch .ervice with John El•wick. 6 p.m. ••• • GAGE - Singer Becky • • Church. 10:30 a.m. 5 Pc. Cherry 42" Pedeslal Table 4 Splf(lt Post · . Bow.Back Chairs ..... :..... .. $579 .... $499 ... ... $399 . . I. 7 Pc. llfhlle 36"x60" Table 6 Whlfe/Nalural Sell! Bow Back Chairs................... ...... $799 .... $649 ...... $499 't: '; ' Monday, Oclo~r 12 '***I .. ..•.. • ....•• .. ..• • . ' \ GALLIPOLIS ' NarcotH:> Anonymous Miracles In Recovery Group. St. Peters Episcopal Church. 7:"30 p.m. ••• 7 Pc. Green/Natural I ' Hidden-Leal Table 6 Farm House Ch~irs ....... :.. .. $1199 ... 1898.... .. $699 CHESHIRE- TOPS (I al-e Off Pounds Sensibly) meeting. at Cheshire United M~thod\st Church. 10. II a.m. Call Janel ThomlLs at 367 • 0274 for information. 7 Pc, O~k 42"x54"x66" Table 6 Slat Back ChalraNinyl . seats .. ......·............... ..... .... .. ... f889 .... 11759...... $639 ••• GALLIPOLIS " Communi ty Grieving Parents Support Group. 7 p.m. &t New Lile Lutheran Church . For information call _446 - '4889 or '146 • 4066' ••• Tuesday,"Oclober 13 ••• ,. Pc. 42"x42"x60" Table Side/2 Arm Chairs · · "HA•1vv Built" ............. :........ $12911 .. 1898 ... .. $749 · . GALLIPOLIS - Akohnlie> _Anonyinous" meting. St. Peter'> Epi scopal Church. 8 p.m. . ... . . . , GALLIPOLIS- Choo•e To Lose ·Diet Group. 9 a.m. 111 Gra<:e United , M~thodi>l Chilr<h. · ••• GALLIPOLIS • GAHS ch<>ir h<lC)~\c:rs m~~tlng . n p.m. in l:hllir ••• ' ENO . Eno Gran~.: 10~0. 7:.10 p.m.. with potlud dinn~r io follow. ••• ""{' .. ... l .. ~ ' POM~ ROY - Narcntb A.nonyl111lUS Living in 1h..: ~oluti,~n Grtlllp. Sa~..: rf.!ll l·lcarl ( ;1tl11llll· .Chur,h. In I Mulberry Street. 7 p.n1 •••• HENDERSON . w VA. W«!slt:m 'tJlUHt' 1..t.ml.'ing atl·knd~ r,nn Rc,·re;uion Bui lding. 7:.10 ·, Ill r 111 . ., ... ' Chur.:h. 7 p:m. Nur,ory pm vidcd. Revival ••• BIDWEOLL · Prospw ll<tp tist Chur,·h tO hnld ,.,los t•f h\cctings. Oct . 9 - II . 7 p.n'l . nightly. Friday nig~t • C:ulvin Mir\n ~~- p~~m: hin g. Ctirinth Church Choir stngtn g: Saturday • Rev. lloh Th<l'i'P' "'' prca.:h- ing. liuymqo Family ,inging: Sunduy • Rev. Jake Fry<r and Earthen Vc<>d singing. Pa;tor Rev. Ca r l _ll~>ham . I :. 1• I '111 Anmvrnory • Priu• Flexsleel Wall Rec,llner "King Size" Mauve or Blue ... $829 .. .. S849 .. .... $529 Zenith VCR'a -' New "Speak EZ" .... ...... .. .......... .. .. ... Voice · .. .... .2 ....... ... ... . Head-$169 ...... 4 Head-$229 . Traditional 2 Pc. Brown/Black Check ....... .. .... ..... .........·......$599 .:.: ........... ,$489 ....... $~49 Traditional 2 Pc. Blue Jacquard/Oak • • Bras~ Trim ............... .$799 ..... :......... S599 ...... $479 Colonial 2 Pc. GreeniMauve Floral Pillow Arm ....... .... .... $799 .............. $S99 ....... $499 Country 2 Pc. Green/Beige Plaid with Pillows Conlrastlng Match Green Chillr ...... .... .... .. $1498, ............ $1199 .. ,... $899 , '\~ ' •I '. Gibaon 18.0.Cu. Ft . Wire Shelves, . Meat Keeper. ................. $a49 .... $749 .. .. $639 Swivel Rocker 'Pub Back • · Mauve or Green Velvet.. .... $379 .. $289 ., 1... $239 Glider Flockers New Fall Shipment_Just Arrived . 12 Styles to choose ... :...... $349 ... $2&9 ,.... S199 , G,IILLIPOLIS - Re vival in progr~ss until Oct. II . at New L1 k . Church of God. 7 p.m.. with c van ~ c ­ lists Da" und Bev Epling of ('(1111111bus. ••• BIDWEI,L . C.all ia Motrn Estllles lent revival. Oct . 11 - I ' '· ti p.m. nightly. Different pre:1c~er ' nnd sinJl"r<. Sponsored hy D:trt Lo1;u1: Ministries. List Sale · At~~lvor ..y Light Oak Curia Pnce Price Prlco Side Entry, Light. ..... ... ,... $269 .... ,$177 ...... $ i49 . Cherry Curio · · . Arch Top, F1ve Shelves. . ·' Light ... ············ .... "·· $389 ..... $299.~ . .. $259 Oak Corner Curio Can Lighting, Ad1uslabl e Shelvos . . $769 ..... $639 ..... $549 Medium Oak Curio ....... .. Curved Corners. Oevelcd Glass ............ $899 .. ~ $769 ...... $679 Howard Millin Grandlather Clock . Brown Cl)erry, Pediment Top . ........... .... .. , .... .$1625 .. .$1199 .... $999 Howard l~llltr Grandfather Clock Oak. !:l o ~tk/Curio Des1gn · · "M~st Sett" ...... .. : . .. .... $2650.:. $1999 .... $1699 Computer Desk L19h1 01 Da,k 1!lak Choice ol Stylaa $481 to $11i19f Tappan ao:· Gas Range . White Only ................. $429 ... 1379.. . $329 Glbp 30" Electric 2·6"~·8" Burners .......... .. $479 .... $439 .. .. 369 S Maytag Performs Automatic Washer ,. I 0 Cycles, ' Super CapacHy, ·.. · . 2 Speed . .. .............. $509 ... 546& .... $429 Gibson Electric Dryer ' ·. . Automme Dry ............. .. $439 .... 1399 .. .. $349 • Magic Chef Dlahwaaher Power Sweep . • Wash System ......... ........$399 .... $339 .. .. $299 • Traditional 3 Pc. • -~- ~ ,. Traditional 3 Pc. .• Blue/Burgundy Plaid, Throw Pillows ...... $1599 ............. $1199... .. .$999 . .Colonial 3 Pc. Blu~ Nylon with Mauve/Green Flllral ....... $1 599 .......... :·$109il.. ... $899 . . I LOVES EATS ' $450.00 ·,12·MONTHS ·*· 0 . ' SAME AS. CASH! . BUY NOW-NO INTEREST .CHARGES TO PAY 'FURNITURE ONLY FREEGIFTS FOR EVERYONE! SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS. We Appreciate Your BusinessWe'D Treat You Right! I Charry, Pediment Bed .$1399 .... $109, ... $899 · '· 8 Pc. Vaughan Baasen . "Solid Pine" Poster Bed ............ $2299 ... $1799 $1399 . , \'• : l .. ., ' • ~ .' . '. .. '''' 5 Pc. Riverside Oak,'Po81er e'ed. Tri -VIew Mirror ............... $3999 .... 3299 ... 2699 . ... Director: Topney Dingel8, MHS Band Director v- ' . ALL RESfDENTS OF THE MEIQS·MASON AREA ARE INVITED TO JOIN. TEEN·AQERS TO SENIOR CITIZENS. W1 h•v• fun 1nd m•k• good mutlc. Get out th1t lnttrum1nt tnd Join u• tht1 yur. Don't worry If you•,. • bit rulty. W1'1/ g1t b1tt1r tog1thtr. 1 25 .. Plus Tax Drinks Free No Tips Necessary ......~ ~ .. ~. Ptu o ' • " .... ..• ·, Program Agenda (ACR Accredited & FDA Certified Mammography Departments) * Introduction to an innovative biopsy procedure ** Breast self-exam clinic Slide presentation on mammography ' I • * Tour of the PVH Mammography Department * Question/Answer session with physicians & te_~hnologist *Literature on women's healthcare issues * Door prizes & refreshments . *Gift Certificate· ' • • • Serta Waverunner Wednesday, Octoper 14, ,!99$ ·. ·Open House -·6 p.m. to 8 p.m; Pleasant Valley'Hospital Radiology Services~ · Department ' . [FULL SIZEI )' Miss Match Box Spring ........ $! 59 .... $129 .: $68 Serta New Dawn (Ea Pc.) ..... ... . . . . $269 .... .$229 .. $ 179 In Recognition Of National Breast Cancer-Awareness Month ' ... ..... . Ann_ivenory (E a. P c . ~ ..... ..... ... ... . .... .... $349 ..... $279 .. $229 QUEEN SIZE amaco ee wood (Set) .................. · . $399 ..... $329 .. $249 T1ffany f:lrm Plush · (Sel) ...................... ............... $798 .... $849 .. $499 Andromeda Lumbar Spinal Support System ·' (Set~ .................. ............... $1199 ... $899 .. $699 FALL REHEARSALS WILL BEGIN . M0NDAY,OCTOBER12 7:00-8;00 P.M. . MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROOM • FRIED OYSTERS • FRIED CLAMS • DEVILED CRAB · • FRIED SCALLOPS .' • FISH • Baked · ·• SHRIMP CREOLE Plus Our Regular Items !J1.easlGancer 7/wtirene~s 'Clinic ' _ ITWINStZEI MISS Match BoK Spring ..$139:.... $99 ... $51 Imperial 'Medium Firm (Ea. Pc . ~ ..... .. ... .. ... .·.. $159 ... :$129 .. $99 Serta New Dawn (Ea. Pc.) ......................... $199 ..... $t69 .. $129 aMerica. ' ' '' .' r,fiC:P e SHRIMP • Fresh ~&ftoied MUSU , ' • • . ' Panel Bed ............ ..... $1599 .. $.1199 ... :$999 4 'Make ~· • 4 Piece Baasen Charry, Shaker Design, Slatbed or Oa~. ·· Country Slyle, _) COMMUNITY BAND :' ' ~ \11 • I f ll 1' 4:00 ·8:00 I' 4 Piece Progreaelve Contemporary Gray/Black . Door Dreasar & Cheal $999 .... $698 .... $529 < day. dinner(l:JO p.m.: meetinj17 p.m . •·> .. . ... . .. ..• '..•' .•. BI.IHIOI.\1 1, 1 ',,., Amuvmuoy "l ITI ·.S t 'l ' ,. I ,, ' Pr~<o 4 Piece Hart Oak, Blx Drawer Dreeaer Mlrro!1.,4 Drawer Chest, . Headboard.. ._..... ........... . $589 .. .... $439 .... .. $349 I .t ..--.. ..---------~!!!!!!!"""----- SILVER IIIDGE r"'j"' . • IJ I.' I)[) IN' ( . can Veterans will 7,me~t at theMonhall. 280j I State Route Che•hire. SMORGAS:B ORD •' ' · Di•ahlcd Ameri - . DALE~s '' • 4-Pc. Bassen CHESHIRE - talk on State Bullot l"ue I while, c<JUnty commi»ion candidat~• Mick Davenpoit and Puny Picken• will lield que•tion•. ••r• ' .. '' ' ' ety in Araillik. ~~aid he has mArried wait• patoent!y on a hallway ~nch. If nearly 500 couple• ~ince open ina. a.ked by couple• leaving the olfou ol :dlout 70 percent of them from Ohio. County Cleft Donald Da~id.on, 71 · Sisn• on the front door adverti!ie year-old Larry Bowling tie will weddinp for $3S to $70 and admon- marry them for $30 in a •mall offi ce i•h celebranb tu " leave bird~ out· ncar tht front door. side at 1111 time•." Bowling cillculate•' he haJ< married Spear.' lobby - like Oute'• hall- about 4.600 couple• in 13 yean. way - i• lined with ij!apsi!Ois of' about 70 percent of them (rom Ohio. newlyweds wearing everythin¥ from People """" ~ line• to Jl<!l mar· cut-off jean•tu nowing white gown•. ried (or many rea""n•. he •aid'. About " Saturday 's our bu•i<•t day," Spear• ., 30 pe"ent uf the women he ha• marsaid. " We 're open all day.'" ' ried appeared to be pregnant. which OYer at the Greenup County Cour· might be ooe reaM>n. Bowling •aid. thouoe. a former prnfe-sional Other. ju•t want pJi vacy or e~ped i· wre•rler-turncd-juotice of the ' pe~~c:e ·ency or to 0ave .orne .rnoney, he •aid. : '' • ,,I' ,, . Early American Reclining 3 Pc. Green/Blue Plaid Dual Reclining Sola/with Pull Down Loveseat Rocker/Recliner .. .. .... .... ..... ,.... .. .... ......... .$2785 ..... .. .... .: $2299 ..... $1895 Traditional 3 Pc. . Multi-Floral Stripe/Blue-Mauve .... ... ...... .. .$2299 .... .. ....... $1799 ..... $1499 W.Va., fnr free: . · " I don't think il't a oin to pay a man for manyinuou.'" uid Jordan'• depury judJC. James Martin, " but we don't believe in capitalizina on the work of the L«d." Meanwhile. Gute ~aid he is not worried about competiton~ - he ' performed 1.93S weddinp last year. Bu1 rival• are on the horizon. . A few mileAdown the Ohio River in a Greenup ihopping cemer. lhe Counrry Garden Weddina Chapel opened la•t year. Aandwiched between a Ianning boutique and an income-tax service. The Rev. Kermit E. " Ted" Spean;. 46, ordained by the National Coon try Chureh & S.:hool Historical Soci· SYRACUSE - Meigs County Chamb.:ir o( Commerce. luncheon meeting. Tue.day. n1K10 tp I :30 p.m. at Carleton School . Keith Wood to . ,, Early American 3 pc. Brown AcryliC/Oak Knuckle & Wlng .. ....... $2799 ............. $2199 ..... '$1799 . RACINE - Racfne Board of Public Affairs. Monday. 7:30p.m. at lhe municipul building. · SUNDAY . ROCK SPRINGS - Regular MIDDLEPORT - Revival ~~er- meeting of Big Bend Farm Antique ' vices will be held Sunday through Club •.· Rocksprins~ Fairground~ Wednei<duy at the Fir.t Baptist church Grange Annex building. 7:30p.m. : , of Middlepon, Si~lh and Palmer, 7 ~ · .- p.m. nighily. Youth night will be · TUESDAY !; :. ob~~erved on Wedne~day. Preaching BEDFORD - Bedford Township ' ' and singing the go•pel will be by !he board ofTrtlstees, Tuesday, 7 p.m. at B0elk Family. Bob. Nathan. Jordan, the town•hiphall. ., A•hley, Selh and Heidi . • POMEROY - Immunization TUPPERS PLAINS - Revival clinic, Tue.day. 9to II a."m. and Ito • ~~Crvices. through Oct. I K at Christiun 3 p.m. Meigs County Health DepanChunches of Orunge, TuppcrN Plains. ment. Every child accompanied by : and Hemlock Grove. Hal Doster• parent/guardian. ·with immunization : • evangeli ~t. At . Orange. Sunday. · 7 record for 'child. , p.m.: Oct. 12. 13 und 14, Tuppers • • Plains, 7 p.m. each ev.ening. Hemlock SYRACUSE - Syracuse PTO • •• Grove. Oct. IS-17 p.m. and Orange. Tue.day. 7 p.m. at elementary M:hool. Oct. 18 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. "Ser• mon <m the Mount", theme. RUTLAND - Leuding Creek •,' Con .~ervuncy District. special meetMONDAY ing, 5 p.m; Tu~sday, personnel mat• •• .SYRACUSE - Meig~ County ters . Republican Commiuee meeting •• •' Monday. 7:30 p.m. at Carleton POMEROY- C~tholic Women's : 'I School. Club meeting. Tuei<duy,: Mass pre' ' I ... ceding at 7 p.m. : : POMEROY - Right to Life 1 1, · meeting. MonJay; 7:30 p.m. at the POMEROY - Meigs County : : Pomeroy Library. · . Board of Elections. Tuesday, .9 a.m. ,t cOntemporary 2 Pc. . · , . . . Black" Swirl VelveVBiack Brl!Ss T~im ........ $999 .... ... ........ $799 ....... $ 599 • uid no classes are required for the lifetimecenificate. hQIIbeoblained for free by maill!Jr on the Internet, Hen, ley said. But in 1978, the •tate allOmey general'• office ruled •pccifteally lhat " ordained mini>ten< of I he Univen;al Life Church can validly per· opened. foim maniage• in Keniucky." Only a handful of Kentuckiallli Col!nty clerlui in nearby Lawrence have auempted to make a buMineu and Greenup countiu Aay lheir marour of matrimony lince 19114 •.when riaJ.!<! lken!ieohave dropped off Ain<:e Kenlucky eliminated blood tests and Gute opened h i~ chapel in Catlett,. a three-day po~~~-licenlli! waiting peri - burg." od as condilion• for marriage. ,111ere iA no wedding chapel in 11lerc is no question about t6e · Louioa. where Litwrence Judge-Execlegality of Gute's weddings. although utive Roger Jordan. pa.,lor of the lil!il month. Andre Hen•ley. 1he lion of Cordell Bapti>t C~urch. rnarrie• coothe Univerntl Life Church 's founder. pies who drive over from Fon Gay. " I Green/B~Ige/MIIuve Floral . Laz·A-Boy Rocker/Recliner · : I'•'Ov·erstiJffed Ba,ck & Arms ..... ,.... .. .. .. .. ... .. .$229,_............. $1799 ..... $1499 Blue Pin Dot... ... .... ~ .. .. ....... $459 . .. $389 .. .. .. $299 I ' Traditional 3 Pc. la·Z·Boy Rocker or Well Multi-Color stripe Recliner Burgundy/Green/Blue, Cherry Trim ........ . $1999 ............. $1599 ..... $1299 Green or BiueAtrylic ........... $519 .... $399 ...... $339 Country 3 Pc. Cream/Multi-color-Floral La-Z·Boy Rocker/Recliner Camel Back Sole/Love-HI Back Chair "HeaVMassage" Bu~ Nylon .. $778 .. .. $649'.. .... $539 Ruffle Skirt ............. . ..... .... ......... :...... $2399 .......... $1999 .. ... $1699 .. ••• .' .. J ' I.Gibac•n 15.4 Cu: Ft. . Frost Free, Rotlers ........... ~9 ... 1549.... $499 Frigidaire 20.7 Cu. Ft. Glass Shelves. T11t-out Cri~pers ............... . 999 ... 1899 .... $699 REDUCED! Nice Selections ol Styles & Colors ..... .. ,.;.$150;00 to GALLIPOLIS · Di1·n"·c . UL\IIIS I 'r 11 & up Rc(.:O\'~ry Sur>p11fl CJrnup. Nanf..:nt: " · : ,. Table Model, Console, Projection .............. I W~dnesd~y. Oclnher I~ ~' ... 0 • IIECI.I\ Ut., & Catna_pper Recliner · · Groen, Magazine Holder ...... $379 .... $329 .. .... $269 *** rnnm. sm ...... $179 5 Pc. Oak 36"x48"·Table with Leaf · ~4 Slat BackChalfs: ..... ........ $499 .. .. $419 ...... $349 · KANAUGA - Wnr<hip -'ervicc at Silver Memorial FWB Church. 7 p.m. with Rev. Miles Troul. .•. . Zenith 32" to 50" .. 3 Pc. While Metal Pedestal Table/ 2 C ha~rs .................... :........ S2&9 .... ••• ., The Community Celendar 11 ; publllhN • a frat urvlcato non- . • profll· gr~ wllhlng 'to announce :• : IIINI. Md IIJIICIII event~, The • caltlldlr Ia not dHigned to pro~ ~ mota ..,_ or fund rei-• of fi'Y • · . typ8. lteml 1ra prlnlad • 1pace · permlle and cannot be guerenllld :.: to run a epeclflo n"mber o1 daya. ' B.IDWELL - Poplar Rio~e , F«ewill B:apti't Church. n p.m. with interim pastor John Ebwick . ' Z.nlth 27" Remote Con101e "SEQ" 2 Cabinet Styles ....................... $949 ........ :....... $749 .........., $659 . Chriotian ~ervice. A Bible iJ ulted in every service." Gute <aid he chatget between $35 and SSO ~ ceremony. which would mbn tbat .... at an averase of $40 a wedding - tile chapel hu nude $400,000. or about $66.000 a year. in wc~xempl income ~;~ il :; i-Meigs County commun,ity ·calendar-. Zenith 25" Colot Z.nlth 25" Remote Con101e ' , 2 Cabinet Slyles .... ....................•......... $748.,.·..... ........ $839 ........... $569 " ThiK is con•idered a church.'' oaid Oute. who ~id he; is lhe only : employee of the non-profit CCliJ'OI'a· : lion. ' 1We conKider any wedding .• I Zenith 20" TVNCR Color Remote. 2 Head VCR ................ ......... s499 ................ $429 ........... $399 . Table Model, stereo, Remole .............. $489 ................ $399 .••:....... $369 ' ••• ' ~nmvcnory I CATLETtSBURG. Ky. (AP) After 20 )'ta!'l llli a !lleelworter, the Rev. F. Mat6n Gute wu ordained in 1992 by the Unive""'l Life Church p( Mllde~~to. U.lif. SiQ<:e then. Clute haiiOiemniud nearly 10.000 weddinpat hiK-Jtore· front waldins chapel :ICI'OI<IIIhe s~m:~ from the Boyd County Counhou~~e in C11lleUJburs. · · The chapel ilielf ...:.. a large room off a narrow hallway with park Itt~ ierving ~pew~_ - i~ druped with pinll. buntins and anir~eial now· m. ·. Z.nith 27" Color . ••• : • Remote, ' SEQ" Table Model ...............$479 ................ $389 ........... $349 v• . • • OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 9 A.M.-5 P.M. G:~lli s uf GALLIPOLIS - Head•d Home at Bell Chapel. 7 p.m . • 10 DAYS ONLY! "H{_JRRY IN WHILE Ed ·an~ Becky Galli~ Miniw.. ie·s•ptlht·-1 SELEC . TJONS ARE GREAT!! -Zunesvipe. 'will be ai Sal ~ m • • •• ',.,' " . • ' ••• " . · . • : Zenith 20" Color Remote. Sleep nmer ...................... ,... $389,............... S28S ........... $259 CROWN CITY - Crown City We>leyan Church to pre..ent Dr. La I Palumte'• program on 'Reaching the Unreached of Northea•l India'. 10:30 p.m. For information call 256 - 6993 nr 256 - li4H • •, :: : ; :: , •; • : · .: '" ' , '" '•· Prue Z.nlth 19" Color Rcmo1e .............................................. $329 ................ $260 .. ,_. ...... $239 ... ·.·. •· · T \ , S & \ ( : Jt , S PORTER • Rev. Don Karr preaching al Clark Chapel Church. 7 p.m. • • ' Sunday, Odober II ·-~-· . 1 . TIUN&s!..DHM'r.._ ...,;,,,. To lay ln AppNCfatfon To Our Outorun Who B•• B•fp•d .,,.. Our • ..,..,. A luc"lllfnce 19501 So, We H•• Reduced Sun,.. Of lt.m• ln,.,.,., D.,IJflln..aL.Cpme, .Jofn V• Durin' Our ...... ANNWBRSA.Ja'CBUIBRATION1 . WB'U NOT GBTTlNGOI.DBJl..WII'U &EJ JING BlllER1 ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV ~ ·A few Kentuckians trY their hand at the marriage-bu,siness • A~~ZJeatl ··~ \ Sundeyf October 11' 1998 . • ' . .• All attendees wilt receive agift certificate for areduced price on a mammogram that may be used anytime during the next 12 months. ' • .I • .• ' ' ' ' .' t. . ~ IUft Pleasant Valley 1L1.1 Hospital · ~· . ••:" . . ... , ;...; • I ... ~ 1 • •• '" '-~~~~~. · ....,. 'I "'I ....'··,.,. '.... . 1520 Valley Dr1ye • Point Pleasant. WV • (~04) 675·4340 . : . ~ .: !.,.....-:.! ' ·~---------.,.---- • ' ---•---.-.----------------- .....-·----.. -·--,--·-'---· �• • I • • Page C& • ,.,.,. 1 C-..JJastbul POfTijtroy • Middleport • Galllpolla, OH • Point Pleaaant, WV - Sunday,·October 11,1998 honors business qollege's 1997-98 graduates By Bob Hoeflich By BRIAN FARKAS AaiOCiattd Prea1 Writer ' RODNEY - A graduation cere- uti•e ..:.:rewiai:John Jeffcr>. micfomimy wa• held fonhe 1997-9H grad- C!>ntpuler/dala prc~e c-. in g: Janel uales of Snulhe:ii<ltm Bu•inc-. Col- 'Newbtlrry-McCany, · microcompul · ih(re i• a I<J<:al cummiuee in place. Mar.:arel i\li•. Evelyn Wil"''"· Mar· · rccu 1;;r1y, tn pan "''rel Am~~..,.c"' ....,' K"thryn H-nn--•y. lege of ~ al Failh Bapli•l er/dala proce-.mg and bu<incs1 1 evt nb ,ror t"' met:IJnl? .. ... "'" Ch h .Gallip<!li R adminis1ra1ion: Ch.rislina Paner'<On, · Alt•·e '-L-r•b""h. urc tn O<lnty. 1he upco11nong •pte~ acu Iar. • L"" - Ma•o'• • ·-• Wo'I"On. · II " "' c•aclly 6() year• ago I hi • Je~n Hint. Mildred A•bury. M~x on• SB~ Pre;;!!enl R:j<~ L. Shirey bu<ine-. adminoslrali•m: Barbara mnr11h. hack on 1 '13 ~ . thal Meig• Ru,...,ll, Beny Lilcr. Ma,...el Schmoll. gave 1 we come a 1 e tnlroduc· Ramey. micrnc:o mpuier/data pro· Cuumy was laking part in 1he 150ih Gertrude GrucKCr. J3<"ie CnueriJI. lion of lhe gue>l •peakj!; Stare Rep. ce" ing: Aftgela Rob<:n <, micrucnmpuler/data pmce.. ing and execul ive ilnnt vcr•ary of the ""llltng of 111<; Enid l-l u•stll . Loui•c Co leman. Joh~. A. Carey. . . stcrelarial : Shci Ia Sale<. micrncomNurih wc'l Teriitory. of wh,ic ~ - Oh.in Clari~e Giblh. Viruinia Maye< :tnd , . Cda~ey nol~ 1,? ht• addre•• lo.'h' wa, a pall . Kay Moinahan. N ;Jn~ts of some of lhe s ~: uale• lh~l peo.plt . rn !IOCrei.Y puler/dala proce.-ing: Anto1inene In conJuncltnn wtfh · th.c cclebru- 25 had nol been submined hy ' P''"' ha .• 10 .1akc accoumab!lny for l.h~." Saunder.. micwcompuler/data pmc.,.<ing: Amy Sider,, execulivc ...:c · · · actllln> rn•tead 111•n· a wagon trai nmove<l·acrOtos Ohio "''" ll<:fnn: I he pageanl. • . " f blamrng . " '"""· and "n On II. I•nK. pcr«•nncl frum Judge> were C.C. Cornell. rnayqr H~ rnenlroned ~hal 11 ""'k per~: rctarial with a major in l el!t~ l ~.cere· ' A h . f>E o· _, pr• ·o·d nl 1,1·,•- vcrance and Cllmmnnl<lnl tn neach 1he h•ry; Bc,.t"ic Simmo n ~. mkox:om · 1hc 1r:un. prc,cnlcd a ~paeeam al lhc oI 1 en•. · · "'"'· •' < • ' "'d ' · po ·ull at wh'1c h t hcy a11 ha~·'" com· puler/dala prucc"ing: ~al n c ta Sian<• 1//1 • • - ~ oJJ ki» rl lnolball It el~. cnlo".cd ~then; Chamber ol Commerce. a~ pkling lhcjr.educalion and "innin ' bury. microcnmpulcr/dal:t prcJ<:c"ing : h ccdom. onlhc March. The Mod-· . a repre-cnlalovc from Alh.cn• Cory h . . .. . . " g . 1 . . t e 1 rcarce r ~. and uccnu nl in g: Hef\hel Whil e, dkpur! llcld Kerved 11.' headquat1 m Counctl. Comeslanl• .appear~ 0 on . Rtt'nal L nch. an instruelc!r al lhe microcnoJX'lll'cr/dala pr1 oce"in~ : Mi•and wereJUd"c(l sole- co II ege · ~ave y lhe 1.nvoca11.0n and sy Wh ile: micrucompuler/dala profnr the wa~.. on tfatn whrch had vO>tl· cvcnrn»clre» , • eo: eJ ,,huu t 21Xl luwn' and cilie• in ()hio )y up<'ln lhem<dves. lhetr p1.11'e and ~ · ncdl :1. !n C~ !., inl! ~nu Cli;CC ut iv~ M:crclarial with ' (' oun~ v dle. . ~~; n I' cu111 l ume." "" l 'h C II ' h lh d' . . ~ llHC r nm lrl f' to Mell'" 1he1.r manner. rrgar f e , " l ' • . · • c! C13"1S 01.' e I!. 1In C110 0 U major in .nl!c.Jical M!Crelary; Du~· And Mctg' Cnun ly w~,. exl_cn' a•cordtng "'· lhe rul e' <et dow n lor being lhe la>l grilllualing cia.- of n111e Ye11Ugcr. ex ecutive , ccrcl:.lnal •o v., ly dcmratcJ tor lhc lraln ' v""· lhe coml'<lllton. . . " Snutheaslern . l!u,ine" Colle •c. wilh a m uj<~r .in m(clical 'ccrclary. A "dd t~ hi hu1 a hoghltghlnflhc local As I recall: Jean Fltnt ol Pnmc~ny Effective 0.:1. I. Ihe •chno l tlflic~ l "111""" receiviniJ" diplomas were 1he ;clccuo n nl a emer,•ed . 1-, ,. Carcer Cn II ~g~ · •''h•c rva nce was ~ o "-' wtnnerolthe cumpc~, · ' " '" 1y he·came Ga11 IJ"1 · Kim Beaver, jun ior accnunling : N t.lft hw e-~ Terriwry Queen ~ nd 1hu1 and I don'! recall lhc uuendunl.•. p . fd . d d' 1 · · Elai ne Furbc>. junim acc11un1i ng: cmn pcltlu•n wa' held·at Ihe Bend vue althnugh lhc name• of Maxine Ru•· rl'e•en.::ltOn ~grees an . IP 1 Peggy Fulks. medical office ""creThc;tl cr in l!orncmy on MoncJ:1y, !~e ll and Nell ie Fugale.,do ring a bit Iff Jm ~; ,"' ,, gr~ ualdt~ t~ ~~ a.• g !~cd·n / 1 1 11 lary: Vane"a Fu lks, medkal 11rtice Oct. Jll. · ·'' .. a he ll. Perhaps you know fnr.urc. : •,>renl aner.on.. ore~ nr c ~ca . secretary; Angela Jackson. junior Follo>win" 1he iielection nf 1he And the celchral ion also feuiUrcd du nn. Those rccevong u" ncoutc .. t:J • ld l!grl.!cs wl!re · ~u ee n "'!d her 1wo altcnclanls, I he, so~vcm r.~. ~ore Ihan 2,C MKl wc.r~ "'> S ·. h· B h • . v,, , . accounl ing: Chaslily Jami " '" · jllli inr : ~m~n~ a '~ll : ex.cc~lo ~ · cere acc:ounting: Connie Jphnson. medical · ~ uc.n wa• taken to lhe Pomeroy he lore lhc Imal week c>l ac lt vt loes tn Junior Hivh School Audilltr ium, Mcio, Counl y and I here was ex peel· lana wtl a ntaJ<If on me tc~ •e.:re· ttfti L:c !'lecrcl arj': Ba r( Pc ur~o n . jun lur 8 · · tar\/' :.1Uli OOl.l VC lriCC · accou nt ing: Becky , Pea,.on. junior whet< ' he eled a _••rand ma rch ~ ~ lhc eel Ineo be :t ., ...:11 oul. " Onl y 3.t ~ MJ were . h OWiriC . f. .t:XCl' UII .r .1 " . , rctana1wtt ~ maJm 10 m ~ uu.: a1 ~ec · accnun l in g ~ J Dr~am u ·Tay lor. th•la '"" l"occnlenn :11hal l. On I he fo llow- ,ccured ltiCull y In he sold. The sou ·. K t C . 11 rc cnlry sp~cia li , l : Ma ri sa Trus<cl· ·'"II cvco11 ng. the Ihe 4uccn an d hcr vcntr' · were me1a1d'~>c> hc:trtng · u PIC·. · re~adry : al· ty .oure l· · L.m . C r< ~eompu h Bronk, , •ecrelurial; Hers hel While. · h I' 1 · · cr ala pr<ICcs s t n~: oro ou~ cnou r· i&ll tnLI ;.ull "' we n~ gue' t' al u aru.juet tu rf! o I ll.! car01 van w ugun. Wil 1l :.1 , • • • junior :1ccoun1ing. held all he Middk pon ll igh Sehc)l)l, hor•eman overlooki ng u valley tmm Null . ~•ec uldt~e scc rc1Uro:tl wStlhh ~~ 1 Approxioinalcly 200 gues ts we re · a1MH:.:&r- F nHIJilr ,tn me, oea secrc1ary pre ~o:cLhn g the pn: , l' nl ·al um ul· l 1le a nl.!ur hy h'll 1 . Th c snuvenrr' /d : . art ·· I I · d h · · · "N h T · acemtrc. mtcrocompuler ala prup:tgculll all he l<>111ha ll lie "!I nd. the rtc 1 c on .•c rop~ o on orl west er- .. . ,. D lb Fl . .. . . more inforrnulion· on GCC, thr~l! were f~: at u rcU on u lrlpcci:d•, ritor~ C~ lcbmuun. Me i g~ County, cc ~~ ~h~ . e ~rt . ;· ~ora.' uccounll~g .. or 1 · 800· 2 14- 04 ~2 . quee n·., lloal in a parade held aM>nn Ohio. OCI<thcr II , I ~J~ . " Perhaps Elame forbes. mtmtc ompul er/d~lu • I· 0"1 II vou have one of these umbo" you r P"""·" 'ng: Carol Gerard, exec uu vc Tl'"" ''Y· ' · ' ' , " ' I 'h . ' d' I There were 2~ girls from um~>• "gvod sWff." , • • se~r~I U fl ~ Wtl :t tnaJOr tn. :nc•ICU M c i ~' Counly who took pari in lhc As you 1.->k huc k al 1.\IJK. tl ktn · •ecrclary, Oen~ Ge_rm~n. ~ocrocom­ ,·nntcsl. each ' P""""ed ~y " hu.•i- da make< you ask: "How green wus pulcr/dulo pmces~ ong . Viole! Gray . . ru.~ ''· ori;:milution or a hlg.h .,.~,· hmll my Vllll~y?". duc~ n ' t il'! S~\!ms like· cxecull\l e. "~c rctan.ul w.ltf1 ~ maJor In d a" . And here arc the munc> of' lhe people were huvtng u preny good medical .secrel~ry , Shanna Gullell, beauli<>. and ur course . lhese ur< ·1imc. You keep smiling. bu srne~s udmtnost~ulln~: Trac y Hall. exccuu ve secte'laflal Wtth n maJor tn rf. medical secrelury; Mary llolmcs. mc ul ivesecrelar·. iul wilh u mujor in medical secrelary: 0 Ange la Jackson. microcnntpuler/dalu processing: Chuslily Jamison, microNEW YORK iAP) - Conlempo- ontucrials. as well tl\ wilh 1he new compuler/daut processi ng and exec· r~ry Chi nese ani>l' are w11rki n ~ wilh mct.li u. l' vi deo. ~c it i n g up cluhoratc in ~ ru llu · The uni .<~s explore 1hemes .• uch as tii ul m·t . nl : l~i n g dn1glHI r1thc s lll' plus· socicly's »iobtllization and cmnmertk and h un ~i n g '"'oils of Mylar.. ciulizulilln: lhc individuul's relution· Their pcrforman•e ur1mus1dc finile· ship wilh sociely: lhe use or rejecllon ly slarll e village cl<l<r>. nf culltlrul heritage: und !he scarth for . CHICAOO (AP) - An early peri· Lillie <ee n in the We>t "' far. !his artiSiic: idenlily in indigenous or new odIn phnlography comeslolife in lhe fuces nf 1he wumen. their eyes holdprc::~ nt ·Liny art j.,. now tht: fl ~'U !-1 of un 1:11 vi runm.:nts. ing 1he viewer.', in the soflly toned cx hihition !hal ha' opened u11he A ~llt . The runge of,_work.< is wide Sodcly and at P.S. I Conlcmporury from Wun ~ Gu u ng~i ' .1 "On:at Casti· vintage prints on view In "Juliu Arl Cc nler, en mule In fun her <how· gtllion " series nf oil paintings ju~lu ­ Murguret Cumeron '• Women ." The exhibilion. u11~e Arllnslitufe in g~ in Sun Fra m: i~c ll und <~th c r po>ing pnlilicul symhnls itnd ~0111 • of Chicago lhrough Jun. I0 prior to a vc nu l!.~. •·, mcrdul signs. In W~ng Jun Jleh's The e~ h lh il ion . " Inside Oul: New in,lull tlli nn lilled " Lillie Mutltln nutiilnallnur. groups M m011tly ulbu· Chin ese An. "'i• ll .•clc"ion of ahour Dumpl ings fnr the Thineenlh Day " men prints mude by Cumeron ( I~ 131879), n Britis h pioneer of 19th·cen· HO Wnrk,s crc.oued in I he yeur> 19K5- thut inclu~es ctrami.: dumplinys, · I'I'IH hy a ni ~t s from ·China, 1/ong ulon g with hlhle. nto!nu s nod video IUry photography.. Kon g and Tui·wu n. ul home and munilor. • . . Mosl of lht 2,(KK) images Ahe ere· (tied during u 12-yeur period were of uhm:uL w oc"n ~ in iit k on paper. ·nil Th ~ . New· York showing r\tns w nm ~ n . o n ~,.:rt n vuo, unU other more lruditionul lhmu ~ h Jan. J: . .... 1b !here maiden name.: "'" g.cuong rc...,y 10 ce • rille F .... M . p rk N 11 . F ·,,, 21N~h hirthday on 2m 3 and already rew ar1e a cr. " oe Uj;llle. GRADUATION SPEAKER - St.te Rep, John A. Csrey, right, Is - n with Roblf-ll. Shirey, pr11ldent of Southe11tern Buslnees College, during reclfll grldulllon ceremoniH lor sec 11 Faith Baptlat Church. 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Women featured in photo display Package Includes:• • Dlshwa ther' • Range & "angt Hood • Garbage Disposer • Atfrlgtrator • Washer & Dryer Hurry In, thl1l1 a 1potlol lniroquctory offer goqd lor a limited QuallllMf property owner:a: '1ou can have your new he me tradltlon.slly bu).lt on your lol wiH1: \\'. Ccn·bin~ ~I.J). Jim.Pleasant Valley '· · · I . · rt Ch 1nese pe OrmanCe a emergeS On tOUr t ' Startl 8 th e W8S tern WQrld . . ~lirhael Red Ribbon Week will pioinote drug-free lifestyle if) city schools t Jim Wdltcr I iomcs lntroduc C') while and then hUid. ' Well. don' t powder-packed tube !hal exploded on blow youNif up.... launch ano demoyed a wooden Coal was king. the Soviels were His •upponive 11101her saw hi' fence. 1o their lo~l. lhe Rockel Boys orbiling 1he ~h and a group of boys intere't as an escape from following rockels becaone increa•ingly more in 50Uihem Wesl Virginia looked 10 his falher in10 lhc mine•. Hi• father sophislicaled In de~ ign anO fuel. lhe heavens in•itad of the coal pi I for . did n'l openly encourage him bul Black powder gave way 10 a mil~ !heir fulure . never di>eouraged him. tune called rocket candy. which lalcr II was lhe .late 19SO., and in his · " I had a clear vision of my_fuiUne wu• replaced wilh a concixlion of book "Rockel Boyo: A Me moir" · in space, but 1hc life I led in Coal-· moonshine. zinc and sul fur. The GO'JI (Delacorte, S23.95J. Ilomer 11 Hick- wOOd some limes ~eemed a blur." wa• lo power !heir creations higher - am Jr. wri les aboul lhe lime when Hickam wrote. 1 inlo 1he almosphcre. Coalwood wa• not u place for the Othel'!l recogniud his fuiUre. e<pe.' Their lust. rockel. baKed on lhree weak. Resiclcnls lived itt 1he shadow ciully his high ~hoo l >eience leachcr, yea"' of ..clf-leuchins: Mood more of the minen' tipple and dai ly " held who gave him his lirsl leX! on rock- than 6 feel high and soared 10 31.000 hand• with dealh" so coal could be el design: feel bcfo"" falling to Eot1h. shipped nonh lo fuel1hc sleel mills From !heir firs l rockcl. a blac k in Ohio. , But while miners made their lri ps undergr,ound ~ Hickam. the 14-year· ·Old "'n of 1he mine'• supervi..,r. and live friend>ex plored lhe,mY.•Ieries of rockel !ravel by eslabli!lhing 1he Big C""ek Missile Agency and convert ing - Board Certified Obstetrician & Gynecologist .· a coal waste dump into Camp Coal. . • I '· wood. McDowell County's tirsl and - Office - ~ · · only missile ran ge. Pleasant Valley l:lo1p1la1 Hickam. who recenll y rel ired as a . Medical Office Building NASAengineer, desclib<:s how SpulSuit~ 214 nik piqued his imercst. bu11he launch RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN - G111fpolls City • Chlaf Aog« Brandeberry, Kenny Decksrd, Man1ger E. V.. Clarke Jr. proclalme lhe locll of a dog in Spulnik 2 drove him lo llflly director for the city IChOOII, Meredith 2.8 20 Valley Drive · obNrVIllon of Red Ribbon WHk with, from Smith of the 011111 County Chamber of Com· puf! ue rocke1ry. Wernher von Bruun .· Point Pleasant, .WV 251550 htft, Wanda Wlllla, prevention Hrvlct coordJ. merctl!ld City Officer Jaff Boyer. a central figure in America's race 'lo llllor lor tha G11flpolls City Schools, Pollee space. b<:came his idol. - Appointment• When he proclaims his inlerest a1 · (304) 6715-3400 1he famil y dinner 1able.1he response is less lhan supporti ve., , - Office Hours -:; . . "Dad. musing inlo his glass of ~ onday. ·t FriclaY . \.' Accepting New Patienls corn bread and milk. •ijid nolhing;j . a.m. o 5 p.m. ltiickam wrilc~. " He was probabl y working through some venlilalinn Ryan . Dr. Bernadine Healy. clean of problem. and l·doUbl if he eve n heard GALLIPOLI S - ·Gallipolis City wnrkpluces.und communi1ies. School <. area bu si n~sse• and cum. Alcohol. Jobacco und olher drug lheOhio Slale Uni versil y College of · me. Jim lhis brolher) ~nickered . He· munily leaders will 'seek 10 turn !heir prt!hlem< coS! Ohioans over $H hil- Medicine and Pub Iic Heal! h. is I he probably 1hvugh1 il was a s i>~e r thing · . dream• of a drug -free cummunily liun each year in losl work, heallh stale chairper.en. 2520 Valley Dr1ve al Polnt Plealall&, WV • 8 75.4340 10 do : Mom 'lured al me for a long intu reality as lhcy c~l ebrale Red Rib· care and olher reluied cos1s. bon Week IIJ9M. Ohlu Parents for Drug-F""e Youlh, The ci1y ,;chools will demonslrale u no1-for-proli1 organizalinn lhal pro- • il> commilm~nllo druH·free lifeslyfes vides leadership and foSiers nel- . by having sludeniS in grades K·6 nt works jn order to prnmole sufe and Green, Wa.•hinglon andftio Grande drug-free co mmunities lhrou ~hnul elememuries panlcipale in uclivitie• Ohio. und lhe Gullipctlis Cily Schools provided by Wanda Will,is, pre~en- nrc encou.rul!ing all Ohioans Ill wear rlon sen>ice coordinalor. City Police 'a red ribbon and make u perst)nul ot11cedeff Boyer. Police Chief Roger cummilritcnt to a healthy. drug·free . Brandeberry. Ci1y Schools Safety lifestyle. Direc10r Kenny Deckard and lhe The Ohio Department of Alcohol Pallia County Chambtlr of Com· onli Drug Addiction Services has promere<. vided grunt funds lhrough the Gallia· · : The Red Ribbon Celebration proJackson·Meigs Board of Alcohol, I , I lnote• awareness of the harmful Drug Addiction and Menial lleullh eiTecrs of substance abuse. Red rib- Service• for the Red Ribbon activiII \1.1 I'll IU .~ bons will btl given to euch elemenlary ties. The chumb<:r of commerce has ~ludenl. The Americu's PRIDE Team provided 1he ned ribbons. ., from Galliu Acodtrily High School, ·Honorary chui111 are Gov. George vnder lhe leude111hip of PRIDE adv_i·. • Voinovich , ODADAS Director sor Christian Scoll. will puss oulrib· Lucille fleming. Slale Schools bons to the community during lhe .Superintendent John Goff. Ohio locul fc~nbull game on Oct .. 23. Criminal Justice Services Director Huge savings on speakers 1The ribbons encourul!e Y't\ uth and Michael Lee. 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And that's JU'I the begonnong for Clay (Joaqu on Phoenox) Other bud ics·soan piling up, and. before loAg. the town she rolf puts Clay on the slammer ' Then a visotong FBI agent (Janeane Garofa lo) arrives to questoon I he hard- luck boy about a series of brutal slaying.• across the West Woth n11 dtrect cvodence, authorotoes arc forced to free Clay He gels ouo of jaol JUSI on time 10 make a new fri.,nd. a lanky cowboy drifler named U!socr Long (Voncc Vaughn), . U!"cr hkes logo fishing, nirl woth waitresses al lhc local doner, and shooo pool wnh hos new buddy Long is a gllOfy hut char"m.otoc charmer who swears '' l,nevcr forget a friend" fhat 's not ncces~aroly a good thong ''Clay Pogeons" is a modest new ent ry on the growong focld of ncu-noor films And, typtc:ol of the new breed, the folm os set in the gi!JOmy isolauon of the Amcrocan West, onstcad of the big-cot y alleys and warehouses of the oroginal cromc niiirs of the Jl)40s and '50s fhc uarkly comedoc me lodrama IS well-acted and entertaonong, though' a bit. pale compared to some ill ustroooJs predecessors It Jacks the demenled wot of "Blood . Simple," tire Jaul plot twists of " Red Rock West " or the steam ong sex appeal of "The Hoi Spot" But it does offer three inoercsting, contrast ong charac- oers. Phoenox appropnaoely projectsCiay'sdull, befuddled mind-sci, and manages 10 slir sympalhy for hos loser's phghl , . Filmgoers, !hough, will more likely be drawn to His two co-soars . , Garofalo is an ideal choice 10 display the sharply sophosucated humor of ohe only ontelligent character in the talc Talk about bad luck, thos agent finds herself investigaung a case in a hick town where ohe lown deputy is named Barney. But "Clay Pigeons" gets most of its energy from lhe wonderfully sly and slomy performance of Yonce Vaughn. usler Long is a warped counlry couson of lhe hustler Vaughn played when he made his debut in the cult hit, "Swingers." , But thanks 10 , Vaughn 's growing complexity as an actor, U!ster os much more dofficult to :· read" than lhe hogher slakes. ' Raled R, wilh profanoly, vool;nce: nudily and.sex CLAY PIGEONS (R, profanity, voolence, nudoly, 5\'X) Three Soars (Good) A modes! bul darkly comedoc melodrama aboul ohr~e chara<;ters entangled ove~ murder, adulle!Y· fnend~hop~nd betrayal on a lony Montan~ town Joaquon Phoen1x, Vonce Vaughn and Jan~ane Garofalo co-star for firsl -ofme 'director Davod Dobkon Gramercy 108 mins. 11 (Jack Garner of the Democral a;,d Chronocle in Rochesler, N.Y., is chief ., movie tn'iewcr for Gannett News Service.) Internet surfers can read Jack Garner's reviews of contemporary films on hos Get Reel woth Jack Garner web site The address os: http:(slashXslasb)www dcom'• cratandchron1cle com/ent . ' Dr~tfiLI tant Attorney " I was a lottie intimidated on the herself For Harmon, new to se roes cy m rt s scr rpts, productron va lues show at fi rst, but now I'm genong tclevis oori, porlraying that was a my boots on, getting down and dirty • snap and evolvtng ensemble~ Thos tradotoon shou ld)coiii'iniie. woth my character and eve ry body " I could walk out on the set after based on ~arly srght mgs of Harmon. else " they called 'actoon,' and slop and fall Sure," baw & Order" fans will moss As she speaks. Harmon· has pol· and throw papers all over the place Jamie ROss, the straight-:urow, stat- ishcd off five episodes. as well as a and sneeze, and ot would totally uesque "second chao r'' played by to-doc-for apple tart here at Bcrgdorf work. They'd say, 'Yes! She's brilHarmon's predecessor Carey Lowe ll Goodman's fifth-floor cafe Aglow liarit! '" (who took her leave two years after from lunch followin g her brocf Just before Chrislm as, Harmon, rep lacmg Jtll llery ncssy, who th ree shooting day, and wolh money to woth the rest or the "C-16" compa· years before that had replaced spend on Bergdor('s that afternoon, ny, fou nd out her show had been Rrchard Brooks fro~n the show's she seems pleased woth her hfc canceled " It was such a crushing It's a welcome recovery from her blow," she says. " I'm one of those orogo nally all-male cast) Abboc, ~ foerccl y ondcpendent ro ll er coaster rode the past 12 people who likes to believe lhal Texan who cut her tee th prosecuting months Last fall she was a regular when a door. clases, a wondow drug dealers. seems hkclv 10 stor on ABC's new dnima "C- 16 " She opens. thongs up on the DA's office. played Amanda Re.ordon, ,, ro~,kic in Harmon , a former model wlio the FBI's clotc C- 16 cromc un ot speaks w1th a smoky twa ng that " I was so close to the character," 'cotAZ, GARY SHA.NOUIQ, evokes her natove Dallas, learned s h ~ says. "Amand a wanted to prove ~icAMEiROijMATT DILLON IN thut she had landed the role on a - herself to the other members of her THERE'S SOMETHING Wednesday on July. Next day she group, and so did I, as an actress, to ABOUTMARY" was dospatched to New York, where the rest of the caso. It was so paralONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 that Friday she took part in a " tab le · lel " WED. BARGAIN read" of the season's forst scropt. Convcnient1y, Harmon's characALL 448·0923 Then she flew back to LOs Angeles ter supposed to appear unsure of for a network publicity event. Then back. to New York that Sunday night. Then, first thing Monday at Man hattan's Chelsea Poers Studoos, she' claomcd her place alongside co-star~ 2973 Piedmont Rd. , Huntl • (304) 429-4788 Steven Hill. Sam Walcrston, S 15' .... :................. :..........$31.95 12x24 OVAL ................. $43.95 Epatha Merkerson, Jerry Orbach and BepJamon Bran as the cameras 18' ................................. $39.95 1SX30 OVAL ................. $64.95 rolled 21' .......................... ....... $52.95 18X33 OVAL......... ........$76.95 " I thonk l'm .kinda settled now, " 24' .................... ~ ............ $62.95 16X32 RECTANGLE .... $69.95 she s~ys during a r~cent irlerview. 27' ................................. $87.95 18X36 RECTANGlE .... $89_~ 95•SAFETYCOVERS IN STOCK 20X40 RECTANGLE .... $99.95 -Air • A'nti·Freeze Abbie Curm1chad a'i the cnmc drama no tches rt s 11111\h sc,lson And eoghth cast cha nge - best, maint;uns rock-sohd consrste n- fhe sene~' key pusrtrons (lhrcc at the precinct hou se mvcstigatmg each week's l:fl~c , three at IIH.: cou rt - . house prosec 'ng the suspect) have ' thu s f<H been rr ~d wr th no fewer than 14 actors. · "Law & Ord er," the longest- running drama on TV and arguably the Months laoer, sti ll with no prospects, she beal a temporary retreal from L.A., d{iving up the California coasl "When I got home, my electrocoty was shut off. My phone was shut off. So I'm tryong to go around payong iny btlls and in I he moddle of all lhal, do an audotion " She means one of he. umpte en auditions for Abbie, a character who radiaoes strength and self-confidence "Then, when I came out of ohe audilion," she recalls, " I get on my car and the window explodes.'·' ' · The glass in the drovcr 's-side door of her BMW on explocably had shattered " )'m waoung for my head to go li ke this," and she momics a severed head toppli ng ofl her shoul· ders . " I had tony poonts of blood all over my arms and face, and when I went to pay another boll, the woman · said, ' Are you all right? ' I saod, 'Don't shut ofr'my gas' OK'! '" And they dodn 'I Angoe Harmon won her case Soon afte r that, she won her role Angle Harmon Music: Greg Allman finds simpUcity at least By JEFF SPEVAK Rochester Democrat and Chronicle We have a caller on the,line from Northern California. Let's just call hom Gregg Allman , <Gregg's had some problems Drugs, troals, alcohol, friends and co-workers in rehab. Dc.1long ut a young age with the .murder of h1s father. A brotber and a good fri end dyong in motorcycle accidents. Career declines and resurrections. An cx-w afe - a famous singer and actress - writing a tell·all book. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of fa me. • Oh, THAT Gregg Allman? But this one on the phone sounds like a dofferent man, although his familiar Southern-gentleman drawl - wilh age, now one of the most expressive blues voices you'll hear - ' is the sound of a man who's tryly been toed to the whippong post He's 50 years old and sounds at ease With h1mself. , LIStening to Allman talk is Joke sining on the porch with a good buddy who grncelully ,olludes to wold days but declones to fillm the delaols ·He says he's bec11 clean and sobe r for a year and a half, and he brushes as ide most attempts to revosot those days wotlra ge ntle "we don't need 10 get 11110 that" He worries, " I haven 't wrotten a good Allmans' song soncc 'Good Clean Fun ,' " and thut was on 1990. Allman went through a well -publicized period of being clean .ond sober about sox years a'go, but perhups hos songwrotong has been slowed by a tumble from the wagon a year and a half ago It was a fall that brought a·h.1lt to Allman's work on ho s so~ th solo album, "Searchong for Somplocity." "I was scrouusl y mto dnnkmg," he suys. "and I cp uld not pull it off. I could not sing It became eviden t to me how drunk I was./l"hen I met thos --:onde rful , wonderlul 1.1dy And some natov e lndoans I don't want to so,und all mysticat , hut I thonk I lea rn ed somet hong about sptrotualoty "! ' Allmun nccdn 't worry lie docs n' I sou nd nearl y as mystical as, say, Tot1 Amos Bu t he docs sou nd h.1ppy, chu ckling often over Ius own wryly funny comments suc h as an obscrv.1tion that, m the moments before a show) he oltc nthon b , "When I walk out there, I play hke 11 w,IS my last one. And ot C<30000ULDhc" And ot COOOOOULD h,1vc been. h1any tomes. ·, r The evening was spht ontn two • sess1ons. In ohe first session. "Prcparong for Homeownershop," Shaffer gave participants s(eps 10 follow before they even tour potenual homes or talk to u realtor Questions the homebuyer must tl..;k ure:. Do I really want to be a homeCun I afford to buy a house ' • How expensive a home c~n I buy''~ Part1c1pants were g1ven simple worksheets to help ihem an~wer the 4uestions. Shaffer also doscu>Sed the ·.,uvantages umJ d"advantages of'Prov.ote Mortgage lnsur-Jnce (PMp. Hos practocal oalk also oncluded tops on makine linancong mere aflord.,ole. such a.~ con; odering a bo-weckly pay- a a e ' • ' ' ' ) Friday through Monday .. • '• iP $5.00 OFF ANY RATE PLAN OVER $15.95~ .. ' $12.95 120 OFF ANY RATE PLAN PRICED • A MONTH NOW GETS YOU MIN,UTES",A MONTH. /5.95 HIGHER THAN $ 1 (Rate pia!' is regu larl y $17 95 n mo11olo) H11rr)' ilr. Tltis offer is orrly availa'ble Frida» Octobe~ 9tlr through Mo11day, October 12tlr. '• UNITED STATES , CELLULAR. WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Tht w~y ptoplt rallt around hm~ Only PRIMESTAR givas you ... Cross Creek General Store lnstalhHton. 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Offer to.(Jlrres Octobtr 12, 1998 • Southern Ohto Commumcattons Htlltop Center Untied States Cellular New Boston Shoppmg Center usee Wei·Mart 1<.1osk 11401441 1066 1-800-865-0078 Portsmoulh Southern Ohto Commumcattons Classtc Plaza l~l~<~r.l • WW."Y h ..• .. M-lwric:• •P'IUMI.ftatef~fl ... tl Chottlcotho t~b and networ1 sun::hllrgto~ not lfl(luded Olhfr rtWI<'hOM\ and cha~ ma~ apply ~~tort" for dl'tail~ .' Emmtt A\lenue By REBECCA COLLINS GALLIPOLIS • We ull want the best for our choldren But what IS "the best''" Expensove gifts? The latest electronic equopmcnt''A yearly to Flnroda 1 Many parents these days :1rc looking beyon 11'-the ,materoalism of our popular cuhurc to another kond ol "best ·. They want to gove theor choldren gifts ol the sporoi- gofts they can U'se mer a loktune . When researchers at the Nauonal Institutes nl Mental. Health stuuoed the way n trong attitudes develop 111 ,·hildren. they noticed a real and last111 ~ t.:nelot lor the hdpful child. ' R;search psycholngosts ti1und that choldren can devdop a sense nl 1n.1st~ry wht:n they are g1vl!n direct experoences woth helpong. Thos can translate.'to chores around the hou se. voluntcenn~ woth a parellJ .11 a local nur.,ng home. working w1f~ ,, 4-H cluo to clean up a stretch ol ho ghway Choldren show an early cnpacoty tor l:!mpathy (4.:~1rmg lor the feeling~ of others). Very young kids are n91only very capable. hut enJOY ~<o n g helpful. However. duron g the omddlc years. th~ com~liiiVI! ~p•ru c.m~lvtrlit.le tht desore to be h~lpl ul So as kids get olcfer. 1t's omportant lor parent.' tn keep encouragi ng' them - especoall y by the parents' nwn e~aonples. There are many w.1ys In t>uold on a chold's natuml on clon:otoons tn care. Fnr ex;unple, when ynur 1-year-ulu hands ynu her teddy hear. yo u can rewartl her wnh a big sonole :md a trop • , GET$5.00 ' October 11 ' 1991 ct. 21 and Natural Resources. will discuss r~freshment< the econocnoc outlook of the beef cat· ole industry and Gallia Counoy Agricullure Agent Jennifer Byrnes woll ~hare commentM about a newly conslrucled hvestock feedong P.lkf made wolh geotexoile cloth Addilional tour topocs include comments and di<cussions about new orchard grass and alfalfa seeding<. forage quahty on a gr.uong system. and grazing com and com residue. Now that the weather fta.< finally broken ahd we have seen some raon with the cooler 1<Q1perutures. we can expect to sec lhe 'I-~ tum of our cool season grJSses. Due lo the drought .we are behond on our stockpiling and hay x•elds are down Woth forage suppfoes short this year and many producers already feedong ·hay from the or limited supply. thos is an opportunny to update your knowledge on pa.<ture management and share odea' with ooher producers As always. everyone os welcome. no reservalions are needed and light more informauon. watch I he mail for times pbout prunong pone trees, It's a wolt be served. For a nyer or call the OSU E•tens1on office at 7~. 446-7007. Agnews All hough THE' RAIN cafl)e too .Jate 10 improve ohe crops. we can be very lhankful for the way 11 ha• presen~ iL<elf thus far t.ls ofThursday). Before la.st weekend, when wa.< the la.•llome we had a day'$ worth of gen· ole, steady monrall? I associate the water of 1998 --:oth gully washers. " flash flooding. anu the risong rivtr. all caused by hurd fa lling rain thai compacted and sealed the sc!il. With as hard as the sod was from the droughL a compensntong uownpour would have"run ofT onto the most unaecept· able places. Many of us are shakong our lists at the raons that arrived too l:lte. but consider 1t beneficoal for next year. because it ha, been just the kind of mona fanner tokes. CALL OF THE WEEK: Where wa.< everyone thi s week'1,Homeowner problems reponed lhos week were few, however I wa' asked severJI good thought , but not tho: best time of year. Pone lrees •hould be pr11ned on the sprong of the year aher the candle growth appears If I had to look onto the crystal ball fur probl<ms ne>t week I would predoct lndoan meal moths. abuul whoch I ' have already had one call, anll ol course. the overly fnendly lady bee· tie os also a pending pmoltm Indo an meal moths pre-.ent themselves a,, moohs. but can also be seen as white larvae that attru:h themselves to ceo lings and walls They are attracted to any lype ol gruon products (including dog food) and are actually brought into the house on those products. It is recommended to keop flours. corn meals. etc. in the refngemtor. Sorry. but treatment os hmoted and \omolar to that or the lady heetle - the vac uum Jennifer L. Byrnes is Gallia County's agent In agricultu"' and natural resources. tt•s time t,o plant sprin·g bulbs By' HAL KNEEN , · ' POMEROY' • ll's time to plant sprong bloomong bulbs·· lulips. daf· onent. . In the second sessoon. "Shoppong fodils, lilies and hyacinths. Whether fur a Home." Shaffer discussed decid· • you prefer drorts of blooms or more ong what you want on a home. find- formal designs, proper plannong and ong the roght house. comparison shop- placement of bulbs woll increase ping. negmoaung price. submomng an .their beauty ne•t spring. In general. bulbs need to be pluntotter. obtuining a mortgage lnan, ed on well dr-Jined soilS. The pointed shopping for u loan and applying for end of the bulb should be planted up u loan Wolh over 20 years of e',pe,ti· towards the sky. Planl the bulb wioh ence in real estate lending, Sh'affer soil at three limes the height of the was able 10 tell panocopunt• e•ac1fy bulb, oe. a daffodil bulb two onches what a Joan oflicer looks for in decid- tall should be planted at lea<! at a six ong whether to approve or de,cline a inch depth. Water in your bull) plant· lnan. Those woshong to learn abuul jngs. Do not fertihze your new plantany o,f the topics disc4ss«i during lhe ong. Wait 10 fenilize in early spnng semonar should contact David Shaf· just as the leaves are emerging and l~r at Ohoo Valky Bank's · Main agaon juso after flowering wioh low Office on Third Avenue in Gallipo,lis. nitrogen a~dfligh polll... iul". & phos-_ Ohio Valley Bunk's next free po~· ph?rus fenilizerlike 5-10-10, 6-12 12 lie semmar wtll be on .the topoc uf "Geuong the Job You Want " The speaker woll be Sue Ann Bostoc, senior vice presodent of OVB's Admonostratovc Servoccs Group "'· Bostic has worked Ohio Valley Bank for more ohan 20 years. She POMEROY· Me1gs County com spent most of those years on the per· sonnel and udmonostratove oflices of and soybean growers have been invil· the bank and is still involved in the ed by Shade Rover Agncultuml Servtces to compete against farmers honng process. The nexl sossion woll be held from II other Ohoo and West Virginia Wednesday evening.· November IR. countoes for the t~tle ot Yieldmasle( 111 the bunk anne.. lndovoduals WISh· 1998 and $1 ,000 on ugrocullurul suping to anend muy contact Bryna But- plies. ler at the bank's maon otlice, 446- ' The competitoon os open to grow· ers using any s""d-compa'ly hybrids. 2631. for more information. and woll crown Yieldmasters in three divisoons grJm, silage lind soybeans. Each ·division winner will earn the title of Yoeldmasoer and will be award«! a $250 g11t certoficate from thank ynu. Wl)en she looks worried Shade River Agricullural Services. If because her ouoy brother has f'"llen a contestant sweeps all three dovidown. you can suggest that her car· soons, they will be named Grund ong woll make" dofference: "Sam woll Champwn Yieldmaster and woll take Jed belrer of you gove him u hug." home a $J,O(X) goft certolicute. Competitors J'ro91 Meigs County You cllll muke your chold aw;u-e of what cooperation os all about by pr.oc- can have theor yoelds measured and toc ong II and tal kong at>out it. Lei your evaluated by Shade Rover's moboiO'· child know thut hy playing quietly or scales and judges until Decem\t<:r 10. pulling hi s toys away. he's he Ipong Yield measures will be mnkeil on u per-acre basis and will be combined you 111 cook donner . wnh qualitative anulysos on the Sol age Teachon~ choldren to take good care of their immediate envoronment Dovosoon by Dr Tom Ednnglon, a ruminate nutruoonuhst at Nutrenu IS 11 way to foster neoghh.nrlone". Explain why it's omportant Ill be gen· F~eds Gmwers who wosh to particopate tie woth the lumtly pet. Teach choldren in the wntest should contact Sh.otle to respect and take care of their toys Involve your chold in planung seeds. Rover Ag Services at985 -.'X ·'~ pnur wuterong Jluwers. collectong emply tn D.=ccmh<!r 10 bottle~ to tak~ to lh~ r~cyding ~en­ ter Talk about the ellects of loner on pubhc pl.tces B BRYCE L. SMITH When you do soonethong li1r nth· yGALLIPOLIS .. AHulahll! ~llll;'C ers. try to onclude your chold on the th~ llJ:!Oo, mutu.11 lund~ me held hv elton. For example. when you tlonate •ecnndhand •ems to Goodwoll onhe lh:.trlv C\'cry invcslm .•mt..llnr manY mth \ ~duals. mutu;,11 lunds tn mpno,c Out~ch Center. suggest )'our c.:hlld the m;, qont v ul' the ir 111\Csl.ihl c ' lind ,, toy to add to the bug. When ,~ ... ~ l 'I 'V.l' you entertaon. let your chii(J h<lp you <'i:'ii,;~. 1\ccon.hng 10 the 1nvcst m'l.. nt set the wble and welcome I he gu"'ts C11 mp.my ln ~l llul c !'i l .u~ ~• ~ Ur\l'Y nl When you take llowers from your th~o,• mutual lunds andustrv. the !!arden to u ne1ghbur. allow h1 m hl natnm\ mutual lum.b now 1{1.trl.lg:c pod some llf the blossoms and help {lpllrnximulcly $4X tnlllml" Ill • ynu dehver them A parent's cunng ex.unple w11l enc'bumse a child to do ,1:-.s\.'ls Su ml.u ly. pr:ns1on lumh ~mLI 40 1 (k) , 1 Jnuru~lralurs t,l\'nr mutu.tl lokewtse. .1hrlt1 y to · Home-ba""d lessons about canng fundS lor 111..: 11 untt•u~ " c:qx•ru ...;c nl h:wr,lgC' 1hc lll11l' .md never really end. but there may cnml." prnlr:ss1on.11 money m :m.u!cr~ a time when you, feel ready for outMu tu,\1 lunlls ~Ibn .tr~ P\'pu1.u nl-hnme project>. People who volhc~..ausc they ullc• ~.:nnH'IH cnu: dl\ct:o.tiiL.IIIOO .tnd dlOII.C . But Continued .on D-2 "llllc d10iu~ t..:.m he n wtHu.Jc.t ul 111111•'. ton 111Uc h d1oo.c• c,ll\ he downr1 cht< ttnlll(\hlhtnw Wuh 111011..' t11.111 a trade rchttton:\ lJ.fHK) mutual lunJ ~ ,1\!,uJ.thk tntl.l).. .program :.md .\nJ hundred s of mutunl lund matnt u•· mn g s1(lf(! rc ' ti!\\'i, ~ \.'Cllllllh!nt.u u.•s .mJ J. 1ta and y;ud nppcur· t..:,nut~.·cs dtslllhUtl'tl on ·' d.uly or 6-24-24. " Tulips. crocus· and Illy may be bothered by mice. chopmunks or squorrels during the wonter. Quaner mesh screen ba.•ket• maY be needed to protect susceptible bulbs or you can plant poisonous bulbs Joke daffodols or hyaconths whoch arc left alone. Watch out for deer and rnbbols eating off spring foloage anp blooms. you may have to be prepared lo fence those hungry creatures out. Check out our extension fact sheet "Growon~ ,Hardy Bulbs" f9r further onfonnaloon. Have you had your sool tested for the basoc plant nutrienls potassoum. phosphorus. calcium, magnesoum and soil pH? Whether you mose a garden. pasture or foeld crops. a sooltest every three years will help you assess the nulrient avuolability to the plants you grow. You may be able to save mon· ey by applyongJust the nutroents luck· through pro vale lahs and some fert~ong on your sool In audotoon. yoo may ozer cump:onoes. minomize nutroent pollution run off to Foeld crop farmers interested on lhe surroundong envoronmenlthrough learmng more about sool fenillly are better monitoring of yo~r soil nutri· invit«< to panicopate on a none week enos. letter study course stanong on D.=cemSoot tests are based on a represen-" ber and ending in late February The tatoonal sample of the soolon questoon course wnnen by Ohm State UnoThe runtlom samphng technoque os versoty Extensoon specoahsts and the vital to the value of the sool test. Ohio Fenilizer & Pesticode Assoc oaTwelve to lifteen places wothon each toon, lne woll cover topocs such as lield or garden should be sampled ' Soil Tests. Soil and Soil Fertolity. Sool then m,.ed together to achieve a ran· ._pH and Lome. Phosphorus. Potash. dom composite of the soli being test- Nnrogen. Notrogen Apphcatoon. Plant ed. Atrdry the soil sample, do not dry Analysos and Lo.vestock Wu.,te Fen• lusong anoficoal heat. A mono mum ol ny If you are Interested. plea.'e contwo cups per sample is needed for tact the extenston ollice at 992testong. For a fee. the Ohio State Uno· ' 6696. versily REAL Lab woll test sool samHal Kneim is Meig.• County's pies carroed into the local extension agent in agriculture and natural office. Ooher testong may be done resource~~. Yieldmaster contest :planned at . Raising children who care ' . Free public seminar attracts 33· iridiv.iduals owner! - By JENNIFER L BYRNES GALLIPOLIS - Make room on your calendar for the 2nd annual Forage Twilight Tour, planned for Wednesday, October 21, from 5:30 p.m., to 7 p.m.. BCef. dairy and Olh· er producen inteiesled in e•tendlng the J11'3Zing ~;CL'!On ~hould plan to atlend the tour at Hillview Farm. which is opemted by ohe DeLile and Gm:nlee famolies and located on State Roule 8511 on Rodney (le<s than I mile from the intersecoioq of SR 850 and Jackson Pike • old Rt 35). The tour will include a variety of mana&ernent tnoensive grazing subjecl.< and other related topics Tour hosos will-~h:tn! the history of the fann, effects of the June hail <form and dit~euss the farm'• electnc fenc ing system. Extension's South Disorict Gmzong Program U!ader. Ed Vollborn will discuss the value and omponance of legumes in a pasture management system In addition, Dave Mangoone. South Dtstrict Exten.<ion Sjleciahst for Agrocullure D ' ~hlp . " ~~~.:.2! COME IN NOW AND SEMINAR HELD • David Shaffer of Ohlci Valley Bank helped participants -king to buy a home In the future during a recent Hmlnar. GALLIPOLIS - A free puhlic seminar was held September 30 on the Ohto Valley Bank Annex The semonar wa' tilled ' Buying a Home" Thir· ty-three people attended. Davoli L. Shaffer. vo<e presodent of retail lending at OVB. helped sem· inar panicopants seeking to buy a home \n tfoe future. Panicopanls came from as far as Scottown and Racone. Semonar parttcop.mis receoved a coupon good for,$100 of the closin~ fee on a new Ohio Valley Bank r~so · dentoal real estule loan. They also receoved pnnted maoenafs regardong the purchase of a house includong the pr:tctocal "A Guide to Homeowner· overs INC. · S ction Forage Twilight tour set e~rlier film's "money'' man. And usler pJays for much New blo-o d for Tv's bluebl·o o·d drama 'Law.& Or~er~ NI·\Y YORK (AP) - Say hello to the l.llcso · L & 0" ncwboc. She'' i\ngoe ll.trmon, who jotnS "Law & Order" on the role of Assos- ' • ' October 11' 1998 . .- • NEW OWNERSHIP • L~L Tire Bam in Five Points recently changed hands ... and locations. Larry and Linda Rapp, owners of the business for more than 16 years, recently sold It to Nick • _feonard who moved It to a naw location behind Ohio Valley Plumbing building and Five Points Driving Range. New manager will be Clarence Molden. Mrs. Rapp said the business started 16 years ago with 'eight tires the couple carried home In 1he beck of their car. L&L Tire Barn will ~ continue to deal In new and used tires, racaps and special order tires Including tractor tires. Hours are 9-5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Saturday, 9-4 p.m. Shown are, from Jell, Mold· en, Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Rapp. Mutual fund wrap programs can eliminate confusion ,occount woll he mJJe tu itocr, the In vestor\ lln;m~ml program on trm:k fund... w 1-.1p pro wthcr tlnm to ge neral\.' ~.:onmH~s 1ons \!nun" A mutu~1l At.h11111lnally ~umc f1nno, l!'!'. tah iunJ "'·lfl pmh~h n du~: <.hh gcncc rtro~,l.!'..,s 1(, 1dcn· ~I .Ull Is 1 1 proh:,:..: Ill y the untvcrsc ol mutu:1llunds to .., 111111 1 nwncy he ln... luJccJ 111 ..the rrol!r.un Th1s I nhiTMgc mcnt pro!tiCrc~nm g pro~.; I!~:-; u.kn ul H.'s and .tn:.t~r.n n o ii ~.:H:d hy Jyl~:s _1-cy lm:to1 s .!bout thl! luml~ ~r.!kl'l uwcsuncnl . mdudtn,p lund tenure. t.:on:oil~lcm.:y h rokc 1 • 1 ~c J 1 rm ~ Smith ol m:mugcmcnt style. portlnhonwn~ N .um~d'wr: 1 p"lo1H s u n 1quepnunt! a~c r turno ver rate .tnd ll..,kfrcw.1rU -.t1ut.:tu1c thts progr.un " lks r gn~J r.mk 1n g~ tllllOil!! p!.!CT g roup~ ol 1 gn~:1 1 I un ds Th '-' prol·css c~tn prmrlc 11 1 help cv.tlu.tlc ,, ~.;ilcnt\ hnan~o.· a.l I nun' I mcrw I1~ I ~ num go.tls and ohJI!CII\'Cs .m d t..:H!.Il!.:: ,, '·1Iuc ~1vc n tlc · •ov·oolthlc mutu.rl lund -h.tscu• ~t r.1h:gy .tiiUC(.1.11 "•~t..:t· oJ mutUil II un d 4..' 1HIIH" • • hUI!dmc w~:n lth lor the future llK.h.t) Smn~ hlllk l' l . l\! 1.' firm-. hu vc S(lr.!cu~l<lllllllllp ·' muiU~II lunJ wrup o..' l, \1 ,,rr.mgcmcnt ~ wHh m.my (11 Jhc prugnun lor yoUI tll.'i:«h t:.. .rmulupk 1 • n.llwn ',. top no-Jo.ltI lunu·' 1olllllll'... -.ICJlpl ot.:l.':li~ • I tl • 11,1... 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Let\ .. ay you lhi\C $~() 000 that 11.1\1..' salcslh.ugcs t.tnd lc\clthc p l.ly - 111\.:sltll Prom thl.'le 1111..' \11\C!'.\OT you w~fut In mvcsl in mutu.ll funlls. ~1111! ltdtf lnr tn\CsiOr~ lns1c.ltf the und Ju-.; or her 111\C!<.Imr:nt prof~:,. Wnh th!J thnu!'iands ol lund :oi a\,\il· li t~ms d1.1rgc u nmmnal •1fl. mdu , 1\ c ~ 1 on.tl (.:hoo-.c It om .1 ,cJeu gwup ot r Huffman ahlc. there .uc nc.trly ols many que-.- annu.ll :..clvkc fcc whl(.:h Is hascd nn lumh th.H oltel •' wrdr.: ,,mcty ol lions Wht lh lunds ' do 1 10 ,.~st tn} a pcn:c'nta~c nf nssl'ts- under man~ lll\'C"'tmcnt !'ltyle-.; .mJ ohJt.:t..:IIVC' to u chum ol 41MJ · How onu.:h do 1 ull oc.ue "'cadl! 11 1 llJ!< mcnt The unoquc Icc , 11 ucturc ol suotthc onwstor\ need' On•c u pl:o~ lrom ~,;oast In dmose muluple funds. how do t •' mutu.tllu"d wrap program assure:-. .. ' IMs hccn tmph:mcntcU. the per! or~ • evaluate thclf net performance ) t~lc 1m cslor that every fund pur· m~mlc nl th1s cu).\tHnii.Cd pcm\oho These question' and more can he rh.\se or sale wllhtn hts nr her 1s trad.ctl u~col\.lmg to \he staled Huffman' nan:-ed manager tra"1nee GALLIPOLIS FERRY. W V.1 R1clmrd Hullman "·"been ho rcd hy E1!'!h1y-Four, Lumhcr as ·• mnnugcr tramcc ,11 the K4 Luinhcr on Gullopu· los Ferry. W Vn ' , nncc A n.lliVC ol Gullopolos, Hullman Found!.!d tn grnduatcd from Pnont Pleasant. W. ' 19S6lly 'uscph A. V.1 . Hogl\ Schoo l on I')91. He os \he Hun.ly, Sr. , 84 · son ol Harlan nnd Rns.olea Huflman lumhcr has grown or. Gnlhpnlos Hullm:on curre ntly lmll) u sm~lc store rcstdcs on Gall opolos 1n the town ot As munngcr tnuncc . .Huflmun • ~ Eighty-Four, Pa.. to respunsohlc lor wales, cstomntong : Store s m 30 states and mnteroal takcolls. perfnnnong . coast '" .. 1n-~1orc mcrchund1smg, dcvclortng -mvv •ot\fl ()f' .onswcred uo,nH! .1 hy '' mutual ohJCtlo>cs throu gh """prehensovc qunrtl.!rly rc por11n g Penodlc.:,tlly. the m vcs tnHml plolc :-.:•don.d w1}l rcv1cw th1:-. wlortn.lllon with the ~.;hcnt t~t ensure th,\t II ,,,ll ..dlcs the du:nt s 'itatcd ohJ.CLII''C" Pcopk who h.tvc muncy to mvcst L h .1rc o lli: n too uu'y c.trrH ng t nt mon~y In r.:lh:~.: t1 vdy man.1 gc ll II thts soumh l.umlrnr. you may wts lf ttr mvc!<.lrg;~tc th" l:OillJHchcm. rvc .lppro.~t.: h to llHH.krn mv..:slnH:nl mani.l!!l'mcnt Ask your tnvc~lmcnl prn l ~-.-.11 mu l lor more tlct.uJ.., .1hout how a kc · h.1sctl mutu.tllunll .tllnL.rlltm -.,ervH.:e ~.:.ut help you .tdllc\-.; your lnwst · mcnl nhjl'l:l\\'1.:' Wllh ... ~.11 and tlh jr.!l:-. tr\'llY *SoUiu' lll\ l'>l lll l'lll Comp.my ln .. tllulc 1\:hlu.try IYlJK mutu.ll l1..1nd Jach a111J Jt guoe' ·1 he mutu ..t lunJ,-. .tv.ul.1hh.· throu!lh ·' ~r.tp k~ Pl'l l~ r.tm .m.: llllcrL'tl hy pm-.pt.·uu-. 'fhl' pH l..,JlC(\U.., I..OfH,tin ... dl.! t,ukd tnlol!u.rtlon un lll\'r,:-.Unl.'n t nhll:'l: - ''"~ m.rn.t~cml'nt Icc-. .lllll ti th er 1'·11 \llllt:lr.!h 1\n y .... lie ol .1 l t\t:'\ lund mu -.1 ht.: Jll~l'll;(.k•d n,y .l uurcnl p!o . . pl'I..'IU' .r-.t 11~1 ot lll llllt..:C lloc' nnt ~u.u.m\Cl' lutu1c Jc,ults . Byrce L. S~lth is an a."social~. mulu.tl nee P"'~'d~nt m chur~c .•f_on,·~sl· . ~en~~ ~lthAdvl!st.l nc.,lll ll" <.a) .. hpohs offic~. • ~ . �.. • : • Pomeroy • Middleport • GalllpOiia, OH • Point Pleaaant, Wv Sunday,~ober11,1998 Sunday,~ber11,1 S'ome Heinz baby food recalled --The House of the W e e k - - - - - - - - - - - - 'Iraditio~nal - _..,. . . ·• 1·28 WITII ITS l'OI.UMNt::D, RAILED FRON1' PORCH, dorn1m eyf'-,:alcher. . . Av ARL •CE A •"'! stucco ocaots, thio traditional dHign to on . Ni\Titi\N For AP Ne.wsfcalUre ~ A rradifional design and a compact noor plan are features of Plap I-2K, by HomeStylc~ Designers Ncrwork The living areas are weJI ,dcfincd, yet open to one another. Utcy cover I.R~5 !tqmue feet of space . · Out front, the wide pnrch offcr!oo ;unplc 'space for soci:tlizing wirh neighbors, family and friends . The side;Jighted cnlry flows inHJ tht hri~hl ;tnd airy living :ueas. Columns distillguJsh tht ' dining area from the huge living fU(l~ W~Cre a Circplacc: iS found . 1\ fi-ench door leads oul to a rear pnrch . A snack bar- shared wirh rhe dining room - is ideal for seuing our quick meals 1or afrer-!W:hool snacks. Secluded on the main noor, rhe masrcr bedroom is brightened by a double-win· dow arrangcmC'nl and has :1 spacious rrivarc bath with a w..al~-in closet, a du<JI-sink vanity and·;m ov'ill tbb. 1\ utility ruom. J half-balh and iiCCCss to rhc two-car sarage complete the main Ooor's features. An opcn·riJIIed staircasr.: leads to the upper noor, where three good-sizc4 sec· 1·28 STATISTICS D By READER'S DIGEST BOOKS For AP Special Features From jts massive size and weight. you might guess !hat keepin~ your patio doonliding smoothly would be ·tough. Surpri1ingly enough. it can roll on for years without needing attention. And when it' does start sticking. you need only two tools lo gello the root of the problem - a flat-blade or Phillips screwdriver and a pair of pli· ers. Occa.•ionally in older doors. you 'II encounter really big problems, like a rolling wood fr~me or sagging over· he.ad beam. Such repairs are not doit-yourself. They often call for majOr surgery or a completely new door unit. . Tti find a replacement for a dam· aged roller or other easily fi.l!ed pan. try calling the door manufacturer for a local dealer (check the door hard· ware for a label). I( that fails, conlaet local window re~air and gla.s cQm· panies. They stock weatherstripping and probably rollers, too. Even bel· l.er. they can order or tell you where to find pans they don 'I stock. Here are some lips on,.keeping your patio doi!r rolling smoothly: •· Keep track of screws when you disassemble parts for repair. Threall the screws into the edge of a piece of corrugated cardboard. then tape· the cardboard to the disassembled items. t , eslgn 1_·28 has a living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast oook, four bedrOoms, rwo-and ·onc-half baths and a utility · room, totaling 1.885 square ,feet . This plan ill available with a Standard base ment, ' Ctawl~pacc or slab foundation. und features 2x4 exterior 'wall framing. The altttchcd lwO·c.ar garage adds 417 . square feet ondary bedrooms share· a full-bath. rwo of th~ bedrooms have dormer windows. POlliO. Tucked intu the front corner or lht homt:, the kitchen features a pantry clos· c,;i, an island work!iitalion and a bayed breakf~<sl noc1k 1hat overlooks the front ''~--- WASHINGTON !AP) _ Parent• plier. nauonwide who bought certain variWhile most of the product has eties of Heinz baby food are being probably been consumed. Heinz offi. warned about the p<Ksibility it may dal• said the lrxes of lead pose lit.' cuntat_n elevated levels of lead. tie health risk. The problem was dis· Hem.z ~.S.A. voluntarily recalled covered in a routine Food and Drug two van~11es of trJby food that were Administration review of supennar· manufactured la<t year. 4-ounce jars ket shelves. No illnesliCs have been of Hemz Vegetable Chicken Dinner repofled. and 2.5-ounce jars·of Heinz Beginner "Because of the poienlial 'public StrJmed Carrots. Their produ•1·codes health risk associated with exposure ~re P3 117WB and P!l f76N respec- lo elevated concentmtiqps of lead. llvely. · especially 'in yQIJng children. we . The recall. announced Friday urge consumer.; who have purchao;ed mght, tnludes about 300.000 jars of the suspect product to return it to the baby food that were made on the ·place of purcha....:.': said Thoma• J. same day in November 1997. Heinz Billy, administrator of USDA' s Food officials said the source of the lead Safety' and Inspection Sc_rvicz. wa.' a shipment of canot• from a •up- How to keep yo.u r patio door sliding smoothly Living ·- Anytime you need 10 inject oil in a light space around the rollers of · your patio door. use a disposable irri· gat ion syringe available at· phanna· cies. The tip is curved and the taper lets you snip il at different points to adjust the size of the opening. •• Wa.<h tl\e lrat:k and channel annually with"l! household cleaner. You can vacuum up dust and other 'tlebri•. but you 'II have to. S~:rub to remove the grease and grime that stick to the lrtJCk and clog the rollers. ·• Spray your sliding door iracks with a silicone lubricant. Or try aerosol polish. The wax in the: polim reduc-es friction and doesn't atti"JCI din. • ~· -, Adjust the roller height . if the door. scrapes or bind.< against the track at the top or bouom. On wood doors. the adjusting screw is on the inside of the bottom rail . On alu· minum doors. it's on the vertical edge. · .. If your rollers still don't glide smoothly. remove the door and clean or replace the rollers. Have a friend help you because patio QIXJrs usually weigh about 150 p(Ju~ds each. To remove a newer wood door, unscrew the ~op drawer .stop. tilt the sliding po1110n mward. and lift it off its track. If you have an older wood ·door or one with an aluminum frame. lift the sliding door up and swing the bottom inward . You may have to looliCn the roller adjustment !!Crew fi~t. . · - ·Unscrew the latch a...embly if it operolti!S poorly. Clean and·lubricate · it with light oil: If that fails, or if the pans h~ve broketi. you 'll have tc replace the assembly. · •• Adjust the l~tch strike plate if · the latch operates smoothly but fails to catch the plate. ·•• Rep~e,llherstripping whe,n it dce.ryl liCalthe door properly.~ ~ s ine•pensivc. bul some types might be hard to find since there are many . •ius and shape•. Take a sampJe of : your old weather stripping along to , lind the ciOt;est match when you buy · tbe new malerial. • I ... ... I ...... -.I•. t'tll {.1 l~ \ "!- U -.l .' \ .. ... ~ 1·28 '\1 BEYOND TilE PORCH, the. entry nows Into the combined living and dining •i-ta. A French door.at the bac,k or the llvlnl room leads out to a ~1r p11Uo. The kJtrhen and breakfast nook are tucked Into a rront corner of the hom•. A· ShOrt hallway orr the . entry provides access co a ilalf.l)ath, the uUIItr ropm, the garage and lhe master bedroom. Upstairs, rhree bed~ rooms and a full·bath are ronnt('led by a long hall. 1 (Fof a more delailtd. scul~d platl of this ltcu.'it, mc/~din8 guides lO eslimullnl (IJJ~J and [t11an~ing, stmd Jj tc HouJ<oftltl Wtek. P.O. Box Jj62, Ntw York; N. Y. /0116 · 1562. Be sure to . include lhe plan number.)d Woo:d shakes, shin.gle~s ' mak~ elegant .siding . . . . ' . By POPULAR MECHANICS For AP Special Features Fo:pm the >allboxes that dol the Northeastem·shoreline- cspecialiy in Cape.Cod- to Ca lifor~ia"s ornate Vi,torians. wood shakes~1nd shingles are part of America's past. Whc:thCr the trJditional .-.quare hull or the mul· tipanerned fancy -cut variety. it's hard • to beat the beauty ofthi~ natural. lex· tured siding. Historicall y. shakes and shingles wae made from ma,!ly types of wood. including cedar. redwood. oak. cypre"· piQe spruce and fir. Although they are still made frmtt a variety .of ~pedes--..:.. par:tit.:~.;~larly more sophi :-.ti(.'aled on ..omc of the urchitel.:tural restorati<~n jnbs - l:ed~1r i!'l Ihe most · common wood used for today's ..hu~C!'I and 'ihinglt::<i. Not everyone know~ the d!ITerence between :i >hing le and a s~ake . Shingles ;.m~ mal'hine-suwn into smooth. tapered boards that range in ...,ile from aboul 3 or 4 inches wide to ova In inuhcs wide. Shakes. on the other hand. are .hand-split with a s.t<el·bladcq froe. then sawn in half. . This ~ivcs them their rough surfo1..:t! 1 Shuts with great force 6 Blotches It Hearsay 16 Sharp conflict 21 Krakow natives 22 Jewish law 23 Stage whisper 24 A Marx brother 25. Playing marble 26 Elastics: 2 wds. 28 Of a continent 29 Edge 30 Fish paddles 31 Throw in a curve ' 32 Hinder · 34 Poetic preposition 35 Highlander " j37 Cease 38 Filched 40 Ohio player 41 Kind ol diver • and .nat. smooth back. If you ure trying to match coursThe traditional way 111 install ing that\ been applied this way. then shake.' and shingles is called single by all means. use the surface nailing. C<lU"1ng . Each piece of siding .is But. generall,y speaking. it's a bener allached so that it covers 'llhout half idea to always plan your work so the of the one.bdow il , Only two nails subsequent course will cover up the arc uscll to .. ~!'cure each ~hake or 'hin- ·nai Is. ' g•1e and arc spaced so thai the fol· , The other way to apply double 1ow1n,g cou rse ccwl!rs them. This is coursing· was com'mon on the Wesl the commun way home~ were shin- Cnasl in the t;arly ll){X)s, and is a way gle<l nn the Ea.<t Coa.<l. ,. to ach ieve even deeper shadow. lines. • Siding with douhl~ wurses is the You start uut ·with the basic double way In achieve deeper shadow lines 'course at the llonom of the wall (as and wide weutherexp<>Sures, from 12 you Would with any joh). then lay a inches' to 16 inches. depending on the single rnw or shing le~ 4 inches above shingl'e size you use. II can also be this. Lay another row only I inch ·mMe I.!ConomicaL ' ~inl'e a le~~er· nhove the: huttline. Skip 4 in..:he;-i .and grade product ts used lor the under· repeal. Nail.s are placed ahout threecoursing thai is fasiencll with one nail quarters of an inch from the outside at the lop of each shake or shingle. edges and are covered by each ensuThere are two ways lo llo this. The mg row. more l:ommon way i"' 'tn apply the N~1ils th:JI are alu.rninum, Liuubleexptised course one-half inch lower dipped galvanized or stainle» sted than the unden.:our~e using two nails · (I he mos1 expensiv~ l.'hoi..:e) work placed about2 inches above the bot· · ·well on cedar. Don't be tempted to loon edge and three - quarter~ of an . use plain .steel nail.<. The natural reac· · inch ,from eac·h 'edge. In this type of lion of iron oxide with the cedar and installation. the nails will be viSible. wnt~r will create ugly dark stains"" wh1ch most people con1iller 'to be the siding. When nailing shakes or unacceptable. . shi ngles. don't push the head too far ·· into the wood. 42 Mr. Cassini 44 Constituent pijrt 46 Platter 49 Moved, as a muscle 52 Equ~able · 53 Chore · '55 Worked very hard 59 Restrict 60 Microorganism 61 Bragged ·64 Sleeper's noise 65 .._ - tor All Seasons~ 66 Ember 67 Keep atloal 68 That woman 7Q Melody 71 Range pi knowledge 72 Marksman 73 .Leaps 74 Ou1nine water 76 Lacking brighlne·ss. 77 Broke out of jail 79 Not ega1ns1 eo Wicked 82 Set ol bells 84 Sherbets 85 Boggy area 86 Old-bread growth . ·87 Big sandwich 88 Musical group of . Backhoe & Dozer Work , Continued from I).. I • unteer 10 help others often find sur· prising benelits for themselves. Researchers have documented that volunteering · enhances self-esteem• fosters a sense nf a..:complishment ' and counters stress and tlepression. A~mher honus is 1ha1 voluntary par· tidpalion can he UliCd io develop new skills and interest•. ol coul'll~. the best way lo leach your children tb care al>oul mhers and their world is to model lhnse behaviors yourself. Rebec:ca Collins is Gallia Coun· ty's extension agent in family and . • . Licensed & Bonded 20 yrs. exp. 740-388·9515 New Shipments I "Lafayette Hotel Gat's Meow" Gallipolis Retail Merchants ·Association Orders being taken at the ·Gallia County Chamber of Commerce Serenity House · . serves victims of domestic violence call 446-6752 or 1·800·942·9577 - 740-446-0596 $20.00 each Cliffside Ladies Waterless Hand Cleaner FAROY Candles seven 90 Car 91 Dined 92 For the reason lhal 95 . Brewed beverage 96 - ·may-care 98 Finish line "' 100 Nightfall 101 Pull'hard 102 Liberal 104 Actor Steiger 105 Gainsay 106 Clenched hand 107 Long nap of a rug 1oe Female relative 11 o Crowllars 1· 112 Tum into pulp 113 Irritate 114 Make drinkable. as seawater 116 Bite 117 Punt .. 118 Made a surprise attack . 119 Wild disturbance 121 Omen 124 ·Soft fluHy feathers 125 Wash against 128 Nerve or laughing 130 Rich cake 131 Conducted 132 Periods olli!lle . 136 "Are you a man · ~ ITI()use?" · 137 Moves quickly 139 Wager 140 Only 141Fuss , 142 Dross !n finery 144 Imaginary (hyph. wd.) 147 Zeal 149 - Dame · 150 - and kicking 151 Ant 152 River in France 153 .Oog·paddles 154 Fragrant wood 155 Steeple 156 Uris and Trotsky 1 Bo•es 2 Sound reasoning 3 Famed Texas mission 4 Encounte<ed 5 Opp. olNNW 6 -beans 7 Ezra~ 8 Spheres 9 Bar bill 10 Place of safely' 11 Disorderly crowd 12 Neighbor of Can. 13 Kind of reader . 14 More pqculiar 15 Took II easy 16 Bum 17- Vegas 18 The Ram t 9 Kind of ptug 20 Something sweet 27 Chamber 30 Give a meallo 33 Blue·pencil 36 Poisonous substance 38 Slender 39 Take pleasure in 43 Allow 44 Man of rank 45 Drag · 47 Distress call letters 48 Clue 49 Bll ol snow 50 Citrus fruits 51 Frees 52 Stunt 54 To view 56 Oflensive In speech 57 Mr. Kovacs 58 Judges 60 Well-behaved 61 Mbg 62 Flavoring plant • 63 P~vate room 66 - Alan Arthur 67 Loan recipient 69 Most wealthy 72 Haste 73 Not give a - Mt!ans of payment Behave Loathsome Cast a ballot Writer Levin new for Baby~ Uncommon Scents -name All Natural Formula For Male Potency. No in closing the season wish to Thank all/those· who , made it a ~uccess lncluping Chemicals. Wouldn't Yo~ Rather Try Something Natural? \ Tommy Morgan, Lorobi Pizza, Danny Vance. Shake Shoppe &. The Staff at the Cou'rt St. Gallipolis The Medical Shoppe 1480 Jackson Pike, 441~l075 . Gallipolis 740-446-2206 Rapunzel's • ·446·2770 Bring this ad In and receive 10% off all services 'We do.Black hair'' Hardway'.s Shoe Harbour Two Year Anniversary Storewide Savings Everything-1/2 Price . 338 2nd Avenue Gallipdlis Across from the City v . · :Flea M"'orkPI 1 mile West of Rodney Fri- S\lt-Sunday · 9·6 Mums 4 for $10.00 Flowers, ali~lo bll of everything. .. . ' .. Ladies ' , All clothing reduced 20% City Limits of Gallipolis I,_L::=========~f· ' .• Point ·P leasant presents 21st Century All Male Revue Thurs. Oct, 15 , 1998 ' Advan·ce Tickets $8.00' Call to Reserve Seats (740) 446-4801 . Tickets Also Available . at the Door "Joanne's Kut & Kurl" 2nd street. past Food land on Jackson Pike Perms $30 h/Kul $8 446·9496 Auto Insurance Monthly Payments Problems with your driving record; DUI's speeding tickets, ate. Same Day SR·22's issued . · · Call tor a quote . . Brown Insurance Agency '" 446·19GO THE KARAT PATCH Diamonds · N-Gold "New Jewelry Store in Town" Across from the Mason County Courthouse 675-7600 201-B 6th St. Point Pleasant, WV Jeannie Saund.ers. Owner ' I ' .' ·..'' For .More Information 446·2342 or 992·2156 ~ ... ,, ' ,. :\ ~ .~ . • ' .r . . ....." . See Puzzle )\nswer on 86 I . .. '~ • ' • ... t, .' I. .' .. Sipeclip $19.99 .. ' $3?.99 Pocket Survival Tool · $39.99 SuP.er Tool $57 .99 18 Locuat Slraet, room 1214·Firet Floor, Court· houoo , Otlttpollt, Ohio 45131·1284. . Complotnto agelnot lht valuatlone,. aa tatabllahtd for t•X v••r 1ua, mu1t be modo· In accordenct with Sictlon 5715.18 oftho Ohio Rtvltod COdt. Thue Commlaelon.tra reeerv•• complolnlt mull bo !ltod on tho right to ro)oct any or all forma which will bt bide and to walvo •nY furnlahod by tho County lrregulorttlu. No bide will O'DELL LUMBER COMPANY GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY forma may tJe oecurad lrom . tht above oHico. A olte phowlng for thlt project It ·achedulod fo1 2:00 p.m., Wlldnooday, October 21, ' 1988, 11 tho above olflco (740) 742-tl704. ' Each bid mull be accompenlad by tit"" a bid bond In tho tmount of 10% o·l tho bid amount with 1 auraty catttlactory to •lorllold Vlllogt of Rutland or by ctrtlfltd c~eck, ctohlora chock, or lettor ol credit upon a oolvent bonk In tho amount ol not lolt . than 10% of the bid omount •• In tha fovor ollht alorauld • VIllage of Rutland. Bid bonda · tholl be aocompanltd by Proof ol Authority ~11ho cilflclal or hOLIIt for ri•UII, IIIJtnlolgning tho bond. · damollehlng and filling (1014, 5;·6, 7, 8, 9, 11 7 tc ·baoamtnt, grading, eaedlng ond mulching the olio," wtn be rectlved II the V,IIIIIIJI of Rutland Huard Mltlgotlon ProJICI o!lltit, P.O. BoK 420, 337 Main St., RuUand, Ohio 45775, Attn: Boyd A. Ruth, until 11:00 am Prldey, October 30, 11t8, upon which lima bide wilt b.• opened and 1111d aloud . Spectlloatlona and bid Jlludltor and muot ba filed In tho County Audltor'o OHtce on or btforatha 3111 doy of Morch, 1199. All complainta llltd with tho County Auditor will be heard by the IJoard of Rovlalon In the· manner provided by S.cllon 5715.1toflho Ohio Rovlood Public Notice Code. Ronold K. Conodoy . PUIUC NOTICE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS , Oallla County Auditor S..pt. 2t, 30; Rlfo111nco: 5715.17. Oct. 1, 2, 5, I, 7, 8, 9, 11, Ohio AtviHd Coda The ·oallla Cpunty Boord 11188 ol Rovlolon hat completed Public Notice , 111 work of equoitullon. Tho tax roturnolor IlK yeer 1888 NOTICE TO BIDDERS have been revlalht •nd the Sooted blda lor i ·"VIllage valuation• completed and ol Rutlond oro open for .. public Mitigation Project'Hoz.ord Intact lnepactlon In tht offlct ol tho Golllo County Auditor, romoval ·a! an exlatlng bo awarded lor propoaata In txcoaa ol ton 'porctnl of tho entire contract ttllmata. Tho contract witt ba awarded by tho Pork lot1rd to the towutond baat bid. October 11, 18, 1998 .• " Woodyard's Mini Mall Gallipolis & Up Micra Tool Help Wanted St. At. 141 740-446·0205 No Males Allowed Unti111 :00 .. Ariel Theater Open auditions for "Much ado about Nothing" 7 PM·9 PM Oct. 13 & 15th More Info Call 740·245·51 01 Original Leatherman Tools ' 74 Floor covering ' Lock NOTICE TO BIDDERS • Sooted bldo will bt rtctlvtd by tht Boord ol Pork Commletlontra ol !h• 0.0. Mclntyro Porll Dlotrtct ot the offlct ol the Pork Dletrtet, Oolllo County CourthOUit, 18 Locuot Stroot, Suitt 1282, Golllpollo, Ohio,. 451131 until Octobor 28, 1888 It 10 a.m. and will bo opened immodlatoly thortalttr lor lmprovomonto to tht OaiU. Bikeway: G.llllpoflt Hub. Thtt Ia I IIIII aetlllld contract with 1 opoalol Appoltchla Grant. Project plana, opoclllcatlont and contract documon'e ort ovolloblo otthe Pork Dtetrlct olllct. Proloct completion dudllno Ia el• (6) wttka alttr notice to proceed. All bid' ahall bt aceompanlod by 1 10% btd bond, Upon award of tho contract, the auccoealut blddor lo required to aubmfl e performance bond equal to 100% ot tho controct aum. Tho Boord ol Park for all of your hard work and donations to Amvet Post 23 . Remember, it's not over till the fai lady sings. Sincerely. Formei Bi · Now In Stock Aunt Clara's Collection New Shipment of Love Lite Candles and Lot!on, Amish Prints, Solid Oak &·Cherry Furniture made by our.fine Amish Builders of · Holmes Co. 4 mi . ·VVest of Gallipolis ·on . .rls NJ'ght Out Gl . Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Flying Nuns and Accessories Home Interior • u II Now At Shear Pleasure Nail Technician- Lori Nance Full Sat-$35 446·4442 · 242 Second Ave. · Half Price Sale EDITOR'S NOTE: George Bria retired .from the AP in 19M I after 40 years th~l included covcra.g~ of World War II from Italy. l==l=ro=n~G~at~e~A~es7,ta~u~ra::nt=.~ Dulcimer Class offered at The French Art Colony 530 First Avenue 6-week Class October 20·November 24th 7:00·9:00 PM · $49.00 Call 446·3934 tor more ir,ilormation or fb reglsterlll BOO ~rdAve. Homes: Questions and answers actual area used to calculiue Jhe ceil· landtills. By POPULAR !o1ECHANICS ing h~i g ht. The average lawn needs about I for AP Special Features . . inch of water per we~k 10 keep grass Q: The ceiling in our living mom Q: We live tn •an area where there _ green and healthy. This total includes is in preuy bad shape. Rather tbun go to the great expt!n~e uf fixmtt it. we .. is a con.,.tant ater shortage. Conse· whatever rainfall yOU've had during plan to in<tall a lowercll ceiling. Arc quently. w· . ring our lawn i> often this period. It\ hest to Wilier less prohibit . an~ our water bills. when . often but deep. Keep trxk of the -rain· th~re any guidelines us to ceiling • are rmined to water the lawn full in you£.,11rea for two weeks. then height" A: The height of II new ceiling are 1gh. Is there anything we can do· water the Tawn enough to brin~ the should be no less than 7 f~el 6 inch· 10 keep our lawn green and healthy total up to 2 inches_ If you have an underground sprinl<ler system it will es. In some caseS 6 feel 6 im·h~~ i~" und >till conserve Wilier'! A: There are some steps you can have a meter that will let you gauge ~cceptablc under beams or bay win· · dows . ."iou can construct a slightly lake that will help you mamtam your exactly how much water you want to lower ceiling in a kitchen. provided lawn by using less water. The. lir.sl apply IO your lawn . If you use a hose al least half of it is at l~a>l 7 feet 6 step for con>erving water isto mulch .and sprinklers. paint marks inside everything. Buy or rent a shredder to plastic pails or in coffee cans at the inches . In a roof space the ceiling height tum lawn wilsie into mulch. Spread I· and 2-,inch levels. Set the pails· should be a minimum of 7 feet 6 a layer :11 least 4-6 inches thick cans about the lawn and check when inches for at least half the area of Ihe around trees. shrubs, and in llower or you have the right water depth in the room. However. this area might ~01 vegetable gardens. Mule~ helps hold container, then shut otT the hose 10 repre,cnl the whole floor. Mark all moisture, reduces moisture los:-. from . avoid wasting water. · Other things you can do to reduce the si~Jplng ceilings to the desirable evaporation in hof weather, and dis- · couruges weed growth . Making and water lawn usage: In hot weather, set minimum height above ~ floor. then using mulch can also reduce th~ your mower height at 2 inches. Taller use a plumb line 10 mark the floor amount lltlawn waste you gener~te. grass wHI help the lawn hold water I directly bela:.. Thefren of th~ floor important in these &ys of overloaded and avoid evaporation from the soil , within the marked lines represents the 35 P Tripod Weird Clinton's predecessor 93 Urbane 94 -on (enCouraged) 97 Loudness: abbr. 99 - and outs 100 Circular plate 103 Dlsligur81T)~nl 105 Train station 106 Actuality 107 ,River in Paris 1O!J Actor Wallach 111 Big Shcl: abbr·. 112 Source of ore 113 'Forefoot . 115 Ancient garment 117 l<itchen vessels '118 Traveled on 120 A~~hall road 122 Brigand 123 Word with shoe or family 124 Take OUI 125 Cash advances , 126 O~redlon indicator 127 - ·colored · (mottled) '' 129 Lacking freshness 131 Paramour 133 TV's predecessor 134 Decorate 135 Painful spots 137 Tints 138 Slide 140 Partly: prefiK t43 Branch t 45 Actress Gabor · t 46 Devil kin 147 Everybody 148 Fish eggs Golf Association ATTENTION MEN! .. ·"WASHINGTON tAP) - A feder· cla..s could be as large as 4.0(]f), lahlc and s<ll le lhi >." al judge ruled Friday that black almost Hl percent of the SO,OOO Tom Amontree. spol(sman for fanners suing the Agriculture Depart· black farme~s in the country in 19M3. Agricull~r< Sel:re1arr. Dan Glick· ment for di~crimination ·are n class, Black fanne~ advocates cheered man. said the >(CI)!I:;;<has wanted all clearing the way for '•. thousimds· of the ruling a.< a breakthmilgh in their. along In "resolve lhF painful issue as fanners to join the multibillion-dol· $3 billion lawsuit, which claims di>· · quickly as po>sihle. ensuring that lar lawsuit. ~rimination through denial of farm · tho,e w11h le~1111na1e chums are just· U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman loans, crop sobsidie~ and other ben- ly comp(nsated." , issued the 26-page ruling just day s elits. ' The lawsuit Wa> filed last year. before a scheduled status hearing on "Judge Friedman has come out shortly after the Agriculture Departthe case. He defined the class a• black and ... basically saying if you're the menl admitted its own pn1<:e" of farmers who filed discri.mination grealest. slmngesl federal agem:y resolving discrimination ~:nmp laints complaints with USDA between Jan- you're n•~ aoovc the law and if had been in disarmy and caused a uary 1983 and Feb. 21. 1997. you're the weakest minority farmer. huge backlog of cases. USDA has The trial is scheduled for Feb. I. you're not below the law." said Sam acknowledgell there was pasl di,. 1999. Taylor. a spokesman for the more criminll!ion. ; "The coun concludes that the than 600 black fanners nnw involved Jus!' last week. the agency :s own class action vehicle is the most in the lawsuiL · .inspcctnr geneml issued a repun so.yappropriate mechanism 'tor resolving Juhn Burd. ,president of the .. ing lh~ civil rights oflke. which han the issue of liability in this case," National Black Farn1ers Assndalilln. dies discrimination c'omplaints, Friedman wrote. said, "This puts us in lhe c.lrivini; ~at. · remuins in ":disarray" with a sign if~ Alexander Pires, the lead auomey · II would be to the gnv~mmcnt's best icanl hacking. · for the black farmers . estimated the interest to go ahead and come to the • Order now for Christmas He put me on the an11b10IIC do• y· cycline - two caP'ule< daily for a month . Fortunately. it work.O nghl away and I felt fine. uft untreated. Lyme disease may bring on arthrit". damage to the nervous system and hean trouble. Talking with the doctor later, I learned an infected tick ha., 10 be on you IHto 24 hoUI-.. to tran•millhe di•· ease. As he described it. the tick fiN gets your blood into its >lom:..:h. where its disease-trJnsmitting •piro· chetes multiply. It then feed' on you again and that\ when the spirochetes are injected. In lhi• M:enario. if yoo get' a tiel on you in the morning and you find it and pull it out in the afternoon, the chances of getting infected arc min· imal . Black farmers certified· as . . class in discrimination lawsuit nky Dink Basketball sign-ups for Grades 2-6, will be held on 1 0 ·5, 10·8 & 10-12 from 6:00-8:00 p .m. at Addaville Eleme[ltary 441-0366 ' some of u• just don 'I huny 10 the doc· tor ev1:ry time we £el a lick bite. J.yme disease. White·fooccd mice also carry it. After a mild winter. tick• were Since ticks may be pre,;ent any- reponed prolifer.uing thi~ year and I where that deer wander, worlting or had been bitten by and succe•sfully even just walking outdoor.; from extrtJCted·quite a few before I came spring to late fall entails risk . My down with Lyme. daughter, woo li~es in Maryland. My symptoms came upon me came to visit for a weekend. was bit· . suddenly, follow in~ an afternoon ten o"" 1oe and got Lyme ·di,.,a.o;e. . nap. I woke up feeling lou•y. No My son. who lives nearby. also had appetite, headache. fever. heavy a bout with lhe malady several years sweating. Later. a most di•lurbing before il hit me. experience - spa.•ms of shivering. Before this summer. I had been Then I had some ,;evere itching on frequently bitten by ticks but had my chest where. a.• far as I knew, I never been infC~:ted. Once. a lick hadn't been bitten. but I didn't liCe lodged in an eyelid and I had my eye any r:l>lt. which is often a Lyme doctor gel it out. a gingerly office symptom. , operJtion that he told me was a At first. I thought .1 had nu and " firs!i' for him. dosed myself with a•pirin. The symp'· Doctors had removed ticks from toms disappeared. But then. about a various' other pans of my body and week later. the fever and the fright· put me' on antibiotics as a precaution, · ening shakes relumed. With this. I but more often I h:id just picked them · went to the doctor, who Jook a blood out myself. Even though we may feel · · sample which turned out posit'ive for we s hout~ gel medical auentiop. Lyme. . Kyger C~eek Ricky Carl's Tavern serving Breakfast & Lunch g· am-2pm We Deliver Vitabath Anti-bacterial consumer sciences. 75 78 79 e't 83 85 ee 89 92 the debilitating infection known as DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. FRIDAY 0 ·Raising... ~ DOWN POUND RIDGE. N.Y. (AP)- I thought I wa• leading a charmed life. but. in deer country. my luck could" 'I last. A Lyme di;eao;e tick. lhe gar· dener's nemesis. finally got _me. Here', in wooded hills north of New York City. hardly a day goes by when we don't see deer, often in fam· ilie,. They sometimes come right up tti out windows and stare right back at us. ,· Wherever these beautiful but gar· den-destroying· creatures tread. or whatever they brush against, you can reckon they leave ticks. Latching onto you from the gra.s or a bosh, the tiny eight-legged insects can transmit • Check out What's ACROSS A gardener's bout. with· Lyme disease BULLETIN BOARD -SUNDAY PU.ZZLER ! ' • ( ' . Pome~oy o Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, wv · Page 02 • ~ CII~-JI illul . . • • ANNOUNCEMENTS Part-Time Retail Sales 40 Giveaway I Lob Puppies. Collie ! Golden oos Immediate Opening Slart dating tonlghll H.a11e tun Tope Furniture 151 2nd Ave. Gallipolis Apply from 10:00 tb 4:00 Peraordle •.:-. ptavtng the Ohio DatiRQ Game, I · 8()().A0MANCE,.exttnalon 9015. 30 Announcement• 740-742·1080. I, Lori A Mullens Am No Longer Responsible ·For Any Other Oabta Other Than My Own Aa 01 Lori A. Mullens You choose the Doctor and Hospital Ronnie Lynch 0 The Lynch Agency 336 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 446-8235 -4 Free Kittens Healthy, Playful. e W•oks Old. 740-446·0003. 9128196. Health Ratr!ever Mill, 7-40..258-9123. New To You Thrift Shoppo 9 Wesr Sllmson, Athens ;40.5112·1842 Quality clo~hlng and household 'lllms . $1 .00 bag · sale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00.5:30. ' Starting' A Single, Adult. Christt'an Group Non·Denomlnatlonal II In· lerested Call Beth At 740·448 · 1092. bouble oven elaclrlc cook sto~Je, Female. tong hair cat wilh all ac· caaaorlea ; parllat set or ClllhiS: 740-IH9·1013 . Free To .Ciooct Home: 1 112 Year Olct Mala St . Bernard Dog . 740· 3a8·98,. Malt ·Chow Dog To A Good Home, Loves Ch.lldren, Hates Coli. All81 4:00 P.M. 740·448· 8630, Sarloue caus Ontyl 60 Loet and Found • -----------------. 7Q Yard Sale Found-: Itt ot ktyt. Sumner Rd . v~lniiV." cal 10 10, ~o40·98H250. Gallipolis & VIcinity Found: Small Male Dog, Pomera· nlan Typ11, In Rodney Area, 740· AU. Ylfd Salll Mull 441-12Se . Be Plld tn Adv•ne•. QEAQLINE : 2:00p.m. the dly before lhe ed 11 to run. Sunday edition · 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 10:00 1.m. S.turday. Lost· ltmale Jac~ Auueu ' pup ,. wnltt wtdark spol over one eye , Maplewood Lake area, 740-9-49· 30,6. Lost 900 tbs. Slmmentat Cow Red ·WIIn White Fact, Missing Since 9122198 Please Catt 7-40 ·446· :..0103. . Lost Car Kavs Has Tom Peden. Tag & Also Remole Control VI· clnlly: Hafrelll. Mitt Carpet Ou11el S.R. s~. Reward! 740·446·0343. \ Card of Thanke (]115 teriOr. tovs. clothing. beanie bo· bies, othar ilmes. 48 Hubbard. Oct 18,98 8 OOAM • J·OOPM ·224 Oak Or. Spring Vatlay ' Area. Gallipolis· Baby ttems AM Clothe& I Sundly 6 God saw she was gelling tired And a cure was not to be, So-He put His arms around her And whispered, "Come with Me" With tearful eyes~ watched her suffer And saw her fade away, Although we loved her dearly We could nol make her slay. Agolden hean stopped beating Hard working hands to rest, God broke our heans 10 prove 10 us • He only takes the best. A special thanks to the Jonas Private Care Home, & Holzer Hospice lor taking such good care of our loved one, Waugh·Halley·Wood Funeral Home. Rev. Bruce Unroe. and to all of our lrlen~s and neighbors for all ol the tood , cards, flowers, 1!loughts and prayers. · ·, With greet epprecletlon, ··· The family of Opal Crtmeena Monday td ltl ~n ­ t:OOpm Frldey. !llg \._.. 3 family yard 58lfli, Oct. 91h, 101h & 12th. Foret! Fl un Rd ., M1· nersvnte, th 1rd 'hOuse Ofl right past Forest Run chu rcn, 740 ·992 · 8373, Boio's, SA - 338, Great Bend, . .' '· .:.y . .,. Mondav 10/ 12/98: 9· ? ho me In- Pomeroy, Mother Cat & 4 Kiner•. 6 Weaks · Lost: Rio Grande Area , Famlly Old. 740.367·7947. ' . Dog, Basset Bugle Mix , 2 Year Middleport Old Female. Red Cottar. Answeis & VIcinity Puppies, Part Hulky, Part Gar· Ttl Chloo, 740.W>-ll138 men. Shepherd , AU With Biut Eyei. 740·446·4247 , 740· 448· Sm Black Dog on Aeqman All Y.rd Sale1 Must Be Peld In 3687. Flldga. Part Chihuahua and Tsrrl· Advtnct. Otldllnt: 1:OOpm tht ar answars to Mlstyl 304-674· day before lht ad 11 to run, ( ' MondRY· Sunday, October 12 18 D ~ n · t mis s ou l on the otcgest sate we'Ve aver hAd! . .WANT ADS . Thlr1go tilt buuin'ln Ihe Ofi! 'j.CJfiar a love[)' lady. Cart't belie11e sfie's almcst So . Jfappy 'Birtfiday IOII2h8 ..Col!t', Your'family • • • �Pomeroy • MldcflePort• Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleaunt, WV Pomeloy, 110 MllddleportVIclnlty ,__ _ _ _ __:.._ _ _ 110 Help Wan1ed 411ifd Food• Inc dbt au go King f NOW ... 110 Mot Ylttd 1 Gotl Orlt,.., MaiiOg<o Tr-• Sift y Tuowey 0<1001 13 t ltl ? 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TOP 10 CARRIER Sttk ng Orlvll Fo ~ld~at Qp~t~llon No Now 'rt>rtc Clyl Top PlY & Stntlill 4.() II< plus 6onuae1 • Roglont Or long Haul Ca Komlt Opilonll • Homo Moll Wltktndo • AlfiVIltd Loll Modtl TriCIIo" COLA I IYr OTA E"""ltllC!I Roqu rod Cal IOI)olll 1118 -encii/Evtnlnga -'£12 • r owti wh o w eke cha s ouch lamps p ctu o I fl char ewn na wa c ocks HlJme n erlor Cuck Coo C ock book case metal wardrobe ct usl ol drMwers Avan liottlera Wha nels cook books one yaa o d D n Dev 10 amp nons Py es d shes Co n ng Ware Tupperware Elv s !an 5 drawe s e ec leal Nocch sow g mach n~ owls lampe working sma auto was he MU d ye 1ols ol m sc bOxes s e eo p c I nw se ts e oc ca heale b d cage k chen cab nels wa gu Ack msc d sh&s throw ugjoweyad oe ANTIQU ES ANQ COL~ECTIBLES Oak chest al tl ewe k oul culte Lord Lasl Supper Sc lplu e mu c bo> ock ng char dreosar wllh m o 110 eland ~3 .as on skll el NB & 10 cas< sk leis ron wa I t n go s o~lo s ocords Ke osene a np a d no e 0 <1 2 gauge shot,• ;nacl! new 30 ga gas wa & hea e Sen s 600 gas 1u Th s s a sn :l fluct o bo o ll e Posltlve 1D Caah Marlin Wedemeyer Auctioneer Lie 3615 740 379 2720 Not responsible lor accident or loss of properly Located at tha Auction Center on Rt 33 In Mason W V Will pe selling the eetate of Clifford Shinn along with another partial eetate FURNITURE Beautiful 16 pane corner cabinet pr mlllve cupboard walnut wardrobe handmade wardrobe tall oak bad 1920 s poster bed 3 dressers w/mlrrors chests large ""'"" washstands 2 twin beds oal( Ice be~ VIet wa nut pump organ m sslon oak 1Ct!SK, wicker table library desk library table drop laaf table round oak table square oak chairs 4 oak chairs w/clawfeet w nsor chair w ng back cha~rs mah 3 table bookcase brass head board oak rocker w/wlcker back fancy pol bel y stove & morel GlASSWARE li" I East<tn AV< ( tllljK>II• Ohio Beside Chun. h of< hrislln ChrlsUan Union Wuch for Sl~ns Est ole of tht late lh lma K llevault Saltlrdn) Ort 17 I ~ ~8 II 10 00 am Ca" A COL & I Y OTR 10:00 AM 10:00 A.M. M lk glass pink depression Erickson bowl rabbI cookie tar 9 hoods jars sev lady head vases Napeo t 958 lady head vase min oil lamp w/hearts & more STONEWARE 4 gal zipper A P Donagho t 1/2 gal Wm Klnnera Lynchburg va 2 R chey & Hamilton Palatine w Va A P Donagho hal jar Logan pottery J&r green stoneware pitcher & more ISm Wolverine Arlthmel c 0~1z Electro Mobil TllJCI Car Wyandolles strata crUiser air plene 1930 s MarK wind up train set 1950 Lone I Train Set #250 021 Big Ball Work Train by Mar~ & more CQLLECT!BLES Glray & wh le gren te coffee pol quilts hal pins f shlng rods & reels <ack e be~ full adv lg Castor ell can metal eagle 2 early pictures p ctures & prints rug b~U~<er yarn winder 1939 Coke tray plano rolls set ol Dickens works books Iron ski ets braes fire screen Seth :fhomas Banjo clock as Is Red Ryder B B Gun coffee grinder dinner bell early wheel barrow lg roll of antique barb wire esrly harness makers bench anvil Blacksmith tools very partial hsl ng TRACTOR will atll with r111rvo Mltsublsh S 370 3 pt hitch turf tires and 48' wood belly mower HORSE DRAWN EOU!eMENI Sickle mower hay rake harrow plows cultivator sled wagon & more AUCTIONEERS NO"T'E All horse drawn equipment has been kept In bam for 40 to 50 years from the Clllord Sh nn estate Bring a lr end maybe 2 auction rings Auction Conducted by Rick Pearson Auction Co #66 Matonw va Rea 773 578$ or Auction Center 773 5447 Ttrml Caah or check w/ID Muat have blink letter of credit II not t>.nown by AuctiOn Company • Not for aocldtnta or loll of property -11·AVAILAIII.E FC1 Slit 2 l 3 l!odroornJ Ouallty By Pnono 1 800 251 !1010 Tax Repo 1 AEO s Yo41r Area TOll Fret (11 800 218 9000 E•t H 2110 FC1 Current Ulllngo HOUH lnd lln<l' Lfllrt Fill 2 I 2 1eret 350 r \It frontage 5 room• 2 1101y tltetr e on y TPC IVIIIIblt netdl TLC good I ,., upper lor handyman 7_.0 948 <1000 HOI.Itt Fo Sel• In Kanauga V oyl Siding And Now Wodowo 2 Btdroom• All Ntw K tchen ' Priced To Bel 135 000 740 361 0-403 Hou .. n M cldltCOU lhrfl bid room bath and I 12 f59 000 prlct neg<>lill~t col 1<10-892 3-185 Malct olfe f 11 heat mutt tt thrte bedroom two batt'! r1neh wllt'l 10 acrtl gu well lnground pool Mlltd lor 1911 000 1~11 fllllng 740-7423711 Newly Remodeled 3 Bdrma 2 BOihl Brick Ran~ I.R FA DR "G• !lath e PM I t90 Clayton 2 Stdroornt I Vtry Nco AJC Call 4Ho 1<10-441-022 I Cullom BUll Oak Cablntlo sod Tr m Throughoul Merct vlllt Artl 7<10-2~8871 Pom1roy lour bedroom HUD WI 0 newly remodt td near play ground ,.,.,,,,,., SID call 740. 1192 ease alltr 530pm Prioe reduced wu eons dtr 1111 Ina on land contract 3 bedroom spl1t fevel n•w 3 car OlfiQI new h,at pump and air new carp11 lht'oughout ve y nice home 740 742 4000 PRIME LOCATION 414Thwd Avenue Qal pofl• e11utHul Ntw Two S1ory Co on al 3 etdroom 2 112 Btlho .._R FR D nlog Room Wllh Hordwooo FIOOII Olk Tr , Frtpllot I 112 Car Garap Apprallll Graattr TMn 4tklng P~ 01 •117 aoo TAXIU3ot IYR t -304 273-1840 REO IRICK RANCH Slyle 'House Excelent Cond ton Pa !lolly F n ohed Buomt~l 2 car Jlarage so lou a lo~u r u Onlyll 740 448-338! 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In e 111 Aall Fret Sar.l a 0 lh wiPurcnase Only at Otkwootl Hornet N~ro w~ 304 755-1111 ReaiE1tete Wanted We Finane• Land & Hpme W th f~Oo door) Scenic va ey a App e Grove 1:1 ng Iota 1 ng e w de a 20 accapted public wale minutes from new Bullalo B dge on Jar a Run Ad Clyde Bowen WV Bu 410 HOUIII for Rent 1 Bedroom Hou., Aerou F om Campua $300 Mo OtpoJI1 At qu od 1<10-441 1006 3 Bed oom House Rodney A ta With Yard •4~0n.to Wllh Dapoa 740 441 1!19 3 Bedroom• 2 Balhs S300 Mo 304 738 7295 I & BEDROOt.l HOt.IES FROM 14 ooo Local Gov 1 & Bonk Ropo a Call I 800 522 2130 X 1709 :::..::.;.::..:..=---· :leA A1aume Loan Low Mont~~ Paymon11 Plnanalng Avolltblt 300 7!5-5!8tl Double Wide New 1999 Dow• Sevtrll e tcre perctle emote tltautlu and Mt gs County So plo 1Wp SR 892 Ulll oH SR 43) owner I nanc ng $1800 pt ace) Ets~ F nanee Rtnttrs & 111 Time Home Buyers We Have 2 ~ 3 Bed ooma Around S200 Month llmlled Time On y 5010 800 281 La ge ae eotlon ol uatd homes 2 o 3 Dtdroorna Slarl ng al $2995 Ou ek dtllvtr~ Call 740 385 9621 Mob e Home & 3/.4 Acre Lot For Sale 1980 Knglle~ 14<70 3 Bed rooms 2 Ball'is Loca td S R 218 Doyo 140 441 3218 Even nga 140 446-3099 New 41170 $!00 Oown $199 per mo F te 1 al I I 800 69 S171 NEW 14d038A GLAMOUR BATH IIHMonlhOnyAI OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO W~ 304 75! 1885 New 16<80 s~oo Down 12•~ per mo Fret air l!lklrl t 600 69 2 llfdroorno WWClfpol Nllurol Gu Hfll lo Galllpolll 740 .....2003 7-14011 1100 lltpooAelt tncet Ca to gOOd nlap 140 593-854~ Wooded Lots 3 5 Ac 111 Over ook no Tree Farm Grovet Ad A oa 19 900 00 And Up 140 381 022 Or ~40 381 1242 C~u~lrt 3 Bedroom& 1 1 2 Baths and 2 Bldrooms 1 1f2 Baths In Poner A 11 01po111 Ancl Rtlrtnc. ~~ qulrtd Ca/17<10-311-9112 roomo 2 e11111 1 4oro Lot 13!101 Mo Atltrenc11 Rtqulrtcl 740 oU5-t004 New Mob 1 Home for Fltnt No Petit In Coonrry O.potlt .., Aeflr tnCH Rtqulr.:l 7~ 8816 Bnulltul River View 198 Atvl Strttt Kanagua Otpoa t Rtftrtncll No Pete T1 tr 2 Aooms I 8atb No Kitchen f200/Mo DopooH Rtqul td All Ulititt- 140-0<11 ·~ 2bd m apts total tleetrle ap P' lnctl rurnilhld laur\dry oom laCDifiH , _ IO I<OOof lrl town ApfllltiiiOnl ovolloblt II Vlllago GrH" 4011 149 or Cll 7<10-992 3111EOH BEAUTifUL APARTMENTS 4T BUDGET PRICES 1ir JACKSON 700.441 0181 follerTrtlor'or'< ..-. New Apartmtnl I Bldroom In A o Grandt AU UtiUtltl Paid Somt Walking Dlttanct To Cam pu• 41tlng 1310/Mo 740 245 5100 NOW Tak ing Appl Cit Ortl- 35 Wtlt 2 Bedroom Townnoult A'-'arrmtntt lne;ludts ware Stwage Tr11n S2951Mo 740 44t 15t& 74D 446 roo One bedroom apa tment In M d dltoon a1 ulllllito paid 1100 de oooll 1270 monlh Cllf roo 892 7795 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Was hers d ytrt ttfr ge atort ra ngu Ska ggs Appl ances 76 V ne Sl eel Ca 740 446 7398 I 888-818-0128 Pas ,; lO la I IOY't ua square coffee tab e I ke ntw gOOd quai'Y S&lO 304-675 5479 1806 llan>!pm EqUII Houl/l1g Opoorlunlty Botch St 111 Mlddltporl 2br 'urnlthtd uf 1t 11 pi d depoau ·- • - - - - -882 2158t1 Cftrtoty t Fomlty UVIIlQ oy/Middltpon Call140·tll2-4514 Monday Uvough hwrday 9OOom-t OOf)m 1 2 3 b1droome Stove etrlg awallebla ullllllll and cabJI Ptld HUO ICCipled Chlldrln Wet """" Alii kll Chrllly Fum lhfd 1br opt grtll lot 1 ,.r ton c un no pttt 12&0/mo plus 1 eetr c $200 depot t 304 450 Fuml1hed Roome Fu nllhll:t 4 Rooms & Bath Com- t Mottl Lowe11 Rates In Town New y Rtmocle ed HBO Clnema11 Showt rpt & Oltney Wttldy Aat11 Ot Monthly Aatea Construct on Worke 1 Welcome trlncl • Oepoalt RtQu red: AIIO 480 Space for Rent 17&-2851 TWo bedroom nlltr 1280 month S280 dfi>OIII rtflllr payo lillllltt pletely Redecorated Clean New Corf)fl NO 'oil Or Smoking All 468 Oudd ng Lane Aaclnt 740 90291iMI 09~1 44H!I5 Appl anc.. Re conditioned Wathert Dryers Aangt1 Rttri grl ore 90 Day Gua antee f: tnch CiiV Maytlg 710 446 lrom &279 to $3!18 Walk to ooop l movlfl Call 140 •48 2581 Two bedroom tralltr In Rae nt 14().992 5039 7~~3 llt-Jwo7-:»15 r~ERCHANDISE Grtelouo IMno 1 lnd 2 btdroom lf'l tmon11 II Vdlagt llanor ancl Houtehold Riv..-lidt Apartment• in Mlddll 510 port From U•t $313 Coil 740 Gooda m 50flo& EqUit HooJolno 011por ,or Rent Furnlehtd 2 Room• & Bath Up atalrs 7.4Q..44&..U,9 Ctro 740-..1 5698 140-441-5161 Mob le home aile available bet wean Athtns and Poma oy eall 1<10-3&5 4367 Furnlthld Apl Near Library Em ployeo Person Share Apartm•nt With Teacher Gospel S ngar 740 ...-43a& 1800900PM) Apartr*enta for Rent Furn ahed ~pi Nta LD ary S"'art With Attract VI Lady 740 $350/Mo 140.~ 405a N ca Clean 2 bedroom efe enc Waane /Dyer Hook Upl 304 915 5192 ALL PRO Rent In Cenltl'!lry 3 Bedrooms Ralarencs & D•poat Aaqujrtd Nt Rolrigff-llltngt 740441 ESTATES &2 Wutwood Orty1 La 01 Oldl Fa m HOUII For 5237 per mo Free del very & sat up I 800-691 8717 E z Flnonat Rtnltrtl IIITmoBuyera 2 a 3 Bodroomo Under S200/mo 1-eoo-2515070 ,... 440. Jr 304-516 2336 2 000 Sq Ft Under $380/Mo I 81l0-211-6070 ABANDONED HOt.IE 2 bldroom trllllf 1'1 Racine 3 bedroom traKer In Middleport no II v a Bed oomo 3 Bllhs With Ove 1-- te111-3031 1...:::.:.:.....::...:..;:..:..::;.:. ____ For Rtnl Ooubl,w dt a Bed 380 .t.o Lillie AI 1818 3970 7<10-.... 1409 Pr ca reduced 990 Spruce Ridge 14x70 moD 1 home ¥try good condition :2 bed oomt t & t 2 balht waahe & d ye stove tlr gera10r ceolral a r 8•8 out I 4.'1t t)UIId r\9 lf!'lmld Itt pOIItl alon 140 8!82 2 Btdroom Trolltr Oo 4ddleoii P kt S2201Mo lncludtt Waltr fiOO lltpooH NO Pt1a 140....,._ 3 BtGroom " New Haven wv Reterene" rtqulrld 30• 882 Ca I For F ee Maps • Ownt Fl 2 ltdroom Townt'IOUJt S•ylt Ap&rlnNint In GallipoiJ C.nttll 30f-e111-193& LOt &m/Mo ~ OtQoflt ' u-Aoquitfd 1-21151 Plul DtOOfil 7<10-2!11 1"'1 2 BR .25Miont~ lt No tnsklt Pttt For Salo 2 & 3Btdroom Oualily by pl'<>nt I 100-Ut5070 Rtpotd Ooub 1 Hardwood Floora New Carptl AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 17, 1998 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1998 Pe sona zld 0 &patch 0 IVICI JUST 00 IT A N11w Star In Vou On Corwenl onal No Monty Down Fo ·gt C edt P oblemt T y Our FREET uck P og am NOW cun n You I HII Rd Juot Off Now llml 11 4crto 114 000 0 9 Ac •• 112 000 OanviNe s ar Rldgt • OWNER FINANCING 1171 H llcratt t2:cl0 two bed roornt wtthtf dryt stove & r• ft a•ratot 111 underp nnlng 111 aoo oo 1300~173-5t03 Muff Stll I g9o Clorton Mocllo 14•10 ~ llfdroomo 2 Balho Joe eon T-ub Heal Pump Porch • GOY T FORECLOSED Hom11 Dtct 4ok og It~ 000 w 11 Coo From Penn 11 On St Otllnquenr 1 de Oller 1..0 .ue 6441 E¥tn Co DytfVfllt Very Atmo!o 11 • Mobile Home tn C own City No l'ola 12110/lolo 2 Btdroom furnlflltd Elflc:ltnc-t 111 ur 1- Mo Paid Oownttalrs S275 00 - 445->1336 800 9 00 ~M Carpet & Upholslary Cleomng Fall Spedal 3 rooms & hall SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Borg Warner Au<omotlve Ga po s Ohio has an lmmed ate open ng al 118 manufaclur ng lacll ty lor a Designer seeking a cha !eng ng poelt an $5995 (Maximum 500 aq fl) 740-378·9807 Minimum requirements lor the pos lion are a two year degr&e In 0 alllng/Oeelgn or Manufactur ng technology Preler 1 3 yearo computarjllded design experience Des re cand dale wlh slrGAg~mmunlcallon and lnlerperaooal aklle self alerter eelf·dlrecled and strong organ zal onal skis Free estimates Reel Eltlte G1neral BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB LEASE Modern log structure with SA 7 frontage between Chester and Tuppers Plains OH ApproK 1000 sq ft Otftcetratall space Large parking area can 740.885-3324 evenlnge Borg Warner Automol ve ofters 118 employees an attract ve benell package and a ca npelllve salary Chicago based Borg Warner Automotive nc s a leading euppller or highly engineered components and systems pr marlly lor aulomollve drlvelra n app cal ons The company operated manulactur ng lac Illes In 12 countries serv ng lhe North American European and Asian automol ve markets Real Eatate General tfOOB liE!L Tl', INC 1' LOC'UST Sl REI T GALLI! OUS OHIO 41< Jl-AIIen C Wood Broker 446 4523 Ken Morgan Broker 446 0971 Jeanette Moore 256 1745 Patnc a Ross 740-446 1066 or 1 800 8941066 To race ve confldenlal cansldarallon lor t~ls position submll resume nclud ng sa ary history and req~lremenls to• Borg Warner Automotive Human Resources Dept • DE 2180 Eastern Avenue Galllpolla OH 45831 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Faxl (814) 441-3249 Equa Opportun ly/AN mal ve Acllon Employer 8711 POSITION OPENING • Located off Rt 87 on Red Mud Ridge Road at the late Kenny Hughes Tllldence From Rt 87 follow signs AUC-..,ION 0000 116-2341 Golllpolll 3 &adrl>Omo All NfW Located at 203 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy, Ohio Watch for eigne 1J HOUSEHOLD RCA console TV w/remote oval coffee table mise stand/ tables s ngle bed drop leaf table & 4 chairs kitchen table & 4 chairs Kroehler 3 pc bedroom suite 3 pc bedroom suite chest deep freeze Maytsg washer & dryer lamps large pictures mise chairs rocker dresser hall tree desk Hoover Uprlte Sweeper Sears stereo & speakers mise dishes pots pans & electrical appliances glider & more ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR B ITEMS Pictures stands 4 wood chairs trunk buffet high top pair shOes hand painted picture table w/drawer pair glass horses 1909 Ruby carnival glass Shirley Temple pitcher Hull swan & pitcher oil lamps Rogers B B pistol made In Italy, ell zen Nat Bank b0111e w/Penny Royal Coplay Pirate books while wicker cha r m rror & elc MISC Jar butlons tots of costume 1ewelry Christmas decorauons lan ml•c garden tools Huffy alec mower tree lrlmmer wheelbsn:ow wash tubs eKtenslon ladder hedge trimmers & etc Owner Ruth Weal Thlvaner Cash Poaltlve ID Dan Smith Racine, Ohio Auctioneer Ohio #1344 W Va #515 Saturday, October ESTATE CONVENT ONA" Flequ reman t Age 23 Clau A CCL And Good 0 v ng Att c;o d P 1111 Ca Toll F H I ij88 790 ..... "'' Of Mtlgl Co Wt Yf Got Tht County Coveftdl Jull Off SR 1 4bovf CI!Otllt KHfllllgll Ad 5 4ore Lola 11• 000 Eo NE Meigs .fee •s ItO 500 Rutland Whfles NEW IWIK ~EPOB OHLY3LEFT 51111 lrl War aroy Rtoo'l Furnact WlftdOwt Hot Wat•r Tank Root 740 ut 1021 '140 4411-4H5 Alit FCIBuolo ESTA 40K Ll e Modal F aiQh ne 1711-IIIH lyOwntJ 1881 Community mobil• ~mt 3y< Old 3br 2 bath lli'OQ<t on 1 12x5e ooklno U300 roo ..3 t/2 1011 By appo ntmenr 304 5310 740 1<1:1-5107 .,.., • HUTCHINSON AUCTION INC. m =- r.o.,;r_:.ICfo eu'- OlrfiOI urge Dedi And AU 4 pllanctl S~ Coil For More fnlo. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, October 17, 1998 1:00 p.m. Oncl In A l lletlmt $aviM'Q tl 1 100-2!11-6070 lOFt X lOft IP86 Ookwood 2 eyr 2 a beoroomo loft tonguol Bdrmo Total EIOCifi< Frtt Otllv groove f)flltl ltovt HPICA ap tf~ lkt New Throughout 110 t50 oo roo ••e-oF& 300 Ofllf L.ocoiJOn C- To Glllloo 11 1 Nice ~Bedroom Homo 4P pro. 1100 SQ. FHI NtwllldiiiQ - Cfo~lf .lk Fltoplact 2 Cor Public Sal• end Auction Buyer Loot ()plio" 0" Pro,.rty :IOU'T$-292<1 8U-l'071 Located at the Auction C1nt1r on Rt 33 In Mason WV W1ll be selling the remaining 1teme from the Dorothea F1sher Home In Pomeroy .Ohto Havaland China Cobol! dlah wine glasses vases w/etched glass candy dishes stemware flgurlnea lamps bookcase old books 1960 53 & 54 Pomeroyan yearbook magazines old hats old Roily Poly s records bllskets Knloker Boeker Raggedy Ann castor set kitchen Items mirrors pictures compodes & more Part1alllsttng Auction Conducted By RICK Y.ARSON AUCTION CO #86 ~ 0 A ..Jennifer Sheatl 773-5785 or n3·5447 Terms Cash or Check w/ID New I tH 32d0 Norrlo s,..lll Ordtf N- lived In MUll llfiH orouncs pool many. upgrade• move fn cond Prletd lpt 70 1 FIOOfl Carpogd Vlllyl Biding county I9PfY 3 AefH 'l.ocogd on Wyomo Ridge 130•1 6s00 PM I;:====P~u~bl~lc~S~e~le::!e~n~d~A~u~c~t~lo~n~===~~ 11 00 a 2 8td1oom houll hltdwood Tues. Oct. 13,'1991 L 18 wtf'ICIOwt family n•IOhbOrhood prwocy ,.,.... rord 2411 - . PUBLIC AUCTION Located on St At 124 In Portlanr:l Ohio These Items have been consigned Will take other consignments on Saturday morning at 7 30 a m 'MISC" Brown leather recliner platform rocker table & chairs stands clothes hamper rqllaway bed mise wood chairs antrque garden Aractor w/cul & mower W W grlnder/shreader w/2 25 8& engine luggage new batteries mise new tools anti freeze drill bit sets carb cleaner startln fluid spark plug wire sets and lots more Dan Smith· Auctioneer Ohio 11344 Cash Positive 10 Refreshments Sunday, October - - I root rtplaoomom 10x60 1br ltllllt pattly fur Old !Min g r i l l 30f-e16-0028 onylmt ~-;:=::::=P=u:b:l:lc:S:a:l:•:•:n:d:A~u=ctl=o~n:====:. v- CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Satorday, October 17, 1998 nit Mt go County Health Dopa 1 ment hll • fu time pos tkln avail able for a med ca atJIItanl o eoodldtlt wth, mIa quallh Ilea lions 10 work lo pub 1< ~a wllh 3br IMog room d nina room family room t boll! confral air 1188 Oakwood 1•X70 2 Full Baths 2 81drooma Ollhw,.I'Jtr Hill Pump Vt y Clean! & More Something For All Goorg11 Portooto hwnKI don 1 lng Agll AIIO EICipt ng RtllfVI haul your loaf 10 lhf mill lUll Cllf Ilona Por P1rtltl P,.nly Space 304-e15 ·~7 ' Fe< Por1llng HOL.ZIA MEDICAL C!HTEA IOOJICI<fonPII<t Gailpo41o OH •l!elt 281• Monday Fo day 8om •pm lor -'ntmonl t Bedroom E:conomical Gaa Httr. WID Hooko\Jp 1:"- qr 545007-- AollfWafll Sacurhy Guards must be able 10 wort ony ohlh lndLJd no "'" ll:tndt muat havt cf•an pollee rocord good work ~ olory rolablt trtntpOrtallon va d dr vtr • ctnu hpmt phone and mutt hiVI blltk 1111 Ull ~ I hOlt PlY """ 11 ~ 75 per hour 32 40 hOYrt PI week. can 740 &&9 Abandontd Home Tlkt Ovtt lo1tit Olltr I 100a3!'1f2 8112 ZZII 1:ll36~18=======::.l7~40;~·~·e~911~5~1~====::. Public Sale end Auction DirfCIOr Of Humoo RfloiWCfl try Coll-f.f117 I 11"01 2 .,.,.,..... tw nilhad end unfwnlsN<I; NCUfft'; (Jepotll rtquJrtd no ptll 7.f0 Ply- III!DICAI. IIIWHCI Worll On VOUI' C - r FUll Or -~EOE We Ptovldt Elctlltnt 8tnef ti Can You M"t Or Exc••G Ot,u La g<t Prtvtll Lot In Cent• naty For A Mob It Home S1101 H~ o... n •• .,., " .,.;dot Do.-lde lrl fto<lt Fr., Dtllv ltcurlty ,..,.,,.nee prtlttr•G SOUTHWEST • • • 3 Bldroomt I 811~ Clolt To Hotpltol lprlllQ Vll'-'1 Artt R,.r Otet Roneh IIY'- 740 lltt ........40 lltctnm.nt IACOf'M ""'' HOO 00 Wftkly nsu anee Den a nau ance HOMEWttkeM& Run 0H To The 80UTH And • 310 HomM for .... lusfMU T~ary PlttM ConlaCI omal g rl child Co 304 815 Pos ng de&c p1on s a& to ows 5091"'" epm Tlllt !Teac~er (Parl~lmel &UPEIIVIIOA Anllquea & clean uud ru n lu e llilltry S 0 C hou w buy one p ece o comp tit "'oun Weekoa y .even ng5 and We Ae A Highly Rtsptettd lo household Oaby Mar n 7.40 Satu day t as ,chi!duled IDittr 992 6516 &pte: ltJIUcJ Ill II Al1 V 0 ternat ona Manufaetu eact'l on e on one amat and a ge o oup 1 ua ons Poueu he 1k It and know edge ntt#Jdlld o ea ch he ve con ~o~ n a ee (read ng wril ng ma h sc ~ nee soc al soc a &) o lhe GEP Tes Ab tty o a gan 211 ana p f!pa 1.1 da y le sso n p an rs Ab y o _.,_ 110 Odipoll!o Hotlid llOiplfdl Conior f)I10nf ea111 Auction end Flee Market Auct on variety ol I'IIW lttms each Thurt day October 1 n u Dtct,nbtr 17 tretpt Tl'lanltJOIV '"0 Help Wlllted , This IS a sa1e you don't '"''~"• to nu~s. Selling to the highest bidder 25 RCA color tv w1th remote wood rocker straw bottom rocker Warm Morning wood burner couch & chair 2 padded chairs window air cond1t oner dressers n1ght stands lamps Maytag wr nger washer Emerson 15 TV with remote poster bed Wh1te We,t1nghouse refrigerator G1bson alec range gun rack White Westinghouse washer GE dryer dinette set kitchen appliances pots & pans d shes alec sewing machine Hoover vacuum qu II ng frames and many nore household uems Stone Iars tobacco tm cans (ola) muzzle loaqer part s old stove top trons 011 cans old kitchen cab net hunt ng magazines from 70s wood p cttlre frame Shenandoah stove (wood or coal) W zzard 18 HP riding lawn mower w th blade Lawn Ch1el push mower 3 HP Craftsman ~lr compressor with sand blaster cham saw wepd eater Alum step ladder 20 {t alum extension lia<ddEir, table saw power hand tOOlS ShOp vacuum IVo,nw,olll alec welder with gloves & ace 5 HP garden t1ller wheel barrow barrel pump wood mauls sledge Statesman shallow well pump pile of firewood rough lumber Collect on of model tractors & equipment guns Savage Model 1 110 left 30 06 Winchester 120 12 Rem ngton 1148 12 ga Stevens model 67 '""''"• E an(l more portable rlfle rest Chicken feeders metal & wood chicken waters ~e~~ fence post 1B ft elect post push plow metal 50 lb box 70 box nails 4 Chevy 8 lug wheals with tires mounted 8 75R16 5 4 t~ras 7 50 16 with tubes elec wench for truck full s1ze truck tool boK cement blocks cast Iron bathtub and many more Items 1 E. CLICK AUCTIONEER: OSCAR Owner Doris J Hugh" Settlement day of tale by ceah or approved check Not reaponslble tor accldenta or loet propertty, Lunch served by Crnton Gallla-Melgs Community Act1on Agency 1s seeking applicants for the follaw1ng temporary full time position Trainer 11/Case Manager This position will Involve primarily assisting 1n the operation of the Flood Clean up Program In Meigs County The Individual selected will prov1de direction and supervision to crew leaders and crew n'l!!mbers Insure compliance with safety and OSHA requirements mamtaln contact with other agencies and land owners an\l update reqUired records this position wll be physically demanding and requ re extensive outdoor work In all types of weather conditions and require workmg near power tools and mach.nery Pos1tlon will reqwe extens1ve travel tn MeiQS County,and the surrounding area Applicants should have a four year college degree and/or f1ve years relevant work experjence Applicants should have or be Willing to obtain with n 30 \Jays of hire a Commercial Dr vers L1cense Applications may be obl'l!1ned at the follow~ng GMCAA offices or the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services on Buckeye H1lls Road Rio Grande Deadline for appl catiOns IS Thursday October 22 1998 The posiliOn w111 be f1lled as soon as posstbre after the deadline and IS expected to operate unlil April 30 t999 subject to program need Gallla-Mtlge Community Action Agency 8010 North State Route 7 Cheshire Ohio 45620 859 Third avenue Gallipolis Oh10 45631 331 Ot Hiland Road Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Equal Opportunity Employer MONEY DOES GROW ON TREES! Pick up your Blac~ Walnuts and bring them to any Hammons 1-jullmg Station hsted below Startmg pnce IS $10 per 100 lbs after hulling Preas sublect to change Troyer's Woodcraft October 10 • November 7 9 mi. west of Gallipolis on St. Rt 141. EARN EXTRA MONEY! U S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS Temporary Address Usters arc needed to hst household addresses to develop mailing ltsts for the Census 2000 be&lnning November 1998 Addrc:.s Usters wlll be paid $7 S0-8 00 per hour plus S 3l cents per mile while on official business TO QUALIFY Be a U S Citizen Take a written test of basic skills 18 years of age or older (I 6 or 17 years old with a Htgh Sch~ol diploma or eQ.ulvalcnt) ~ Must have an automobile and telephone t- Be available days eve111ngs and weekends To be scheduled for testing please call toll free 1 888 325 7733 THE CEt>!SUS BUREAU IS AN EQUAL QPPOfTUNITY EMPI.OYER 11~ome n JlV schoo D Sl cl 3 bed ooms located on 2 5 ac es P ced o se Calh Ca I Soon 1153 IN GALUPO~IS 3 bed oom 1 bah luI basemen car pen mmed ate possess on Ca I l o a appo ntmen 10 see 1152-3 bedroom 1 1/2 balh approx 2000 sq ft I v ng space fam ly room with f eplace w th wood bu ne Ca to see th s one NOW PRICE REDUCED BINGO MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST $1,200.00 $50.00 OR MORE PER GAME BEECHGROVE ROAD 1148 Spac ous home over ook ng beaut lu Oh o A ••r s tuated on approx 5 4 acres Ca aboul th s one PRICE REDUCED I braryfr:~""'E~~~:~;~l§i~;E !ltd & floora Euro I gh!Wig L au tt showa w/oak bed oom wltan French doors ltld ng to prtvale Wa k n c ostJ FR hla French c:toors to windOWS MO<:Ia n Eurtl K T w/IS and conntcl ng tht BlasiA IO K T 2 sky ighl:s Oak atalfWiy to upper ttve 3 arge BA wtwatk In closets 15006 PRICED REDUCED great lnvellmtnt opportunity ~ one bedroom epts a 2 Ded oom mob le home easy to enc OWNER MAV FINANCE CALL FOR TERMS Tiled BA wlsltyllghll & exeoclsR Stsement wtga age & F~ 2 car 15008 Commercial Property In Town Local on Comm gar1ge au main level 2 gas f'Ufnaces 2 heat pumps Seeu ty syattm A nvtr deck aloflO the river 6eaut lui shaded front awn w/lols or plants shade trHa a piles t.et s selllh s home AJ offn wU bit constdlred to more nformat on LAND lOTS I ACREAGES PLEASANT HILl ROAil-l.and lor 1oie ooe acre up ta 5 ac es o..., Twp Can tlllsfllt n a ht;m or m FOUR CITV LOTS Bu td a new nveslmen property home o duplt)lfl Good FAIRVIEW ROAD Springfield Twp a 714 acret mo NEW Natural g<tl II I I lot ·- Jackson P kl Arll 12011l-70 acres more or ess app ox 30 aces wooded ut 1 80JQ able m neral rrgh s 12014 Res dent a Lol(s) n Gall pals 1145 Home located 1n c ty schools 3 bed ooms 2 bath ranch home 1 o ess Belut ful flal homesite CION 10 new lnduslrial P•rtqlte AEOUCE.O ~3,00QOO. tlldg Apt Bdg 2 houses Get at fou lo dne p ce Call Gr..n ~ 12G15 Vacent land 2 75 acres rnore o ess oc&.ted on Stata Route 2t s 12012 Approx one acre tot locatad on sand Ave Gall polls �540 Mlscellaneoua Merchandise ' ...IIeontlim;lllf You Don 1 Call Ua L.oatl 7.0 446 6306 I 800-19H)091 2 End Tablet H;n. 2 Sl ding Door1 t NIOht Stand Good Shape! S25 740-446-2428 4 PIA 2 pe Early AIM lean INing room IU II $150 CIOUblt dresser W lh m rrat $30 ventlell natura gas l'learer new never used 15 000 BTU $150 auor1ed table Iampi 74()-949-2328 20 ColOr T 1/ w lh Remote 175 7-40 441-1286 29Peoo<oWaniOd Ei Fiat CW!rlnll BundV II E Flat Suopttone Gtminh•rdt FtU1e VarietY Of Cu rent And FW 1 reo Ty Beane 9ab u And A Bundy Sl'l"llth AM Co ona Wetrd P oce1 aor All In M1n1 Condit on 740 245-,...3 Cf'luren pews fo sate 12 twelve root 4 ten foot $200 eactt 7-40 949 2217 0~ 1u btd wtl'l maHrlll 1125 k.ng bed tn a bag $40 engage Merchandise Two Top Ouailry Tan Plaid Coucnet Eactllent Condition $250 oo e-. Water! ne Sp,clal 314 2GQ PSI $21 95 Per 100 I" 200 PSI 137 OQ Per 100 All Bran Com preuion Flttlnga 111 Sloct. RON EYAHI ENTERPRISES - Heavy hand croel'ltted tablecloth 84 •72 never used $125 walnut QUilt ladt $60 740-99'2 2961 We buy ant que& and partial or complete estatts baby rteJN and old Flestaware Jean 1 Furnllure & Anhques Tuuday through Frl day 11am 4pm 145 North Sec Ohio \~537 9528 ond Middlopon JET •ER•TION MOTORS Aepa ..td New & Rebuilt n SlOCit Call Ron Evans 1 60o-537 9528 WOOd apnner 20 ton MTO ~ z I S hp used very littNt S700 !Jeri 74(1-742 2420 all&r Spm Building Supplies Take A 3 T cke ts l 65 Per T cket 0 S80 Pe T eke Cash On y No Refunds Call Atte 5 30 5121 SALE K !chen Cabinets 63o/. QFF 560 Pets for Sale st pr ce n purchased by the en~ ol Oc ober Free tn home est! mates Tri Count~ Qst lbutors Noon 5pm Other Day s H s Call 304 273 5655 1M8 GWC Truell: 2 ton New Ho4 land 717 Field CMpper Edlton ~-1-lii'US CENTER tor YETERINAAY MEDICINE egalnal ~ fOUnd & ta ablt OTC AIQ FEED I IUP PLY 2164 t-w IIIIPPY lld<i1c 001111 Jack Ru11e11 terrier puppltt 7 wens Old Hrst sholl wormed IIIII dOCiitd $250 tach 740 -~ Jack Rutsell Ter ler Pupt Tallt Docktd Dew Claws Re moved 7-40-« Hle8t French City Pel Grooming by Appointment Ultra W1ah Bathing Syattm• 8!0 Second Ave '3alll poll 740-446 1528 Mualcal lnatrumenta Adorable AKC patli co ored Cocker Span ets ava ab e In 2wkl Bred lor faml y pels S250ea & efe ences 740 992 o1n dJooo 304-273-4215 ...,.....,.. Sptc:lol 5570 63 PTO H P 4 whee dr vt world famous a~r cooled dleltl eng ne Goodyear Aad al llrtl all 4 wneJII tnde Two 2 Row Ntw ldta WIOt Row COrn Pic:*ers 7ot0-669 5101 CISC& 12 16 740.669 510\ Farmall H alto saxophone W th 6 Bush Hog good Tactor! $1200 00 (304) 675 ke new 740-992 3242 See LO<al~ lnttrnaUonll 806 dltHI tractOI wide front 3pl r'lltch Gehl 95 grJndtrlmiQf bOt" Wt OOOd eon Case 7 Shank Disc Ch lael Plow $3 200 IH ConservaUII 9 Shank 0 sc Ch sel Plow 13 500 Other 3781 For sale Bundy 1998 John Deere 870 • Wl\let Drive With LOidtl Only 30 Hours 115 000 00 140 288 25123 304 89S.3874 2 Alto Saxophones S<400ta Good p ay1ng cond lion 304 675 707\ Your area bush nog dealer lo pariS rotary cuner1 oaoe 1 1u era In sn mowera act Car m1chae ' Farm & Lawn m dway between Ga tlpotls & A•o Grande Oh1o on Jackson Pike 740 4A6 2412o I BQ0.!594111t can 1 800-268 e21a K1mball console piano very n ce condition recently tuMed $950 ea 1740-949 2861 8412 For Slit 18S MF Tractor Oi..e h ont End LOadrlt Alit Tlrt 80% e 500 740-319-2189 pendent 540 and 1000 PTO Hy draul c wet d ac brakes all 4 whee s 0 fterentlat lock f ont & r~r dua hvdraul c remot11 AOPS and Canopy 16x16 Trana m 111on tully synct)ron zed lor ward & reveru 1huttte z nc coated &heet metal 4 year or 4000 t'lour drive tra n warranty Check your JO MF FNH or CIH dealer and see how long thty wa ran~ It ere drive train Kaer er's Sarv ce Centet St Rl 87 Pt Pleasant & Alpley Rd Leon WV Jack Austell Terrter Pupt Tallt Docked Dew Claw• Removed 7.w-441-oEI81 Real eatat. General 610 Farm Equipment IAoyoo 304-C7S.1858 ~ICIOf For Sa te Conaote Plano Fie sponsible Parry Wanted To Make Low Monthly Payments On P ano lnc 180().3523147 Sam Some v 11e s Or g nal Army Camout age bes1de ol Sandyv lie Post Off ce Fr Sat & Sun 12 610 Farm Equipment HA,Y JACK TRIYUIIICIDE 570 Block 'br ck 1tw1 pipes wind ows lintels etc C aude Winters A o G ande OH Call 760 245 3 Shan a Twa n nckets II You Pell for Sale 560 peworm1 In dogs I c;ats Avail TY Beanies tor aale Otory $30 FMuno $20 740-992-5232 550 PM 740 379 9378 Call r.o 446 2887 ,.,, mg $125 740-9410-\023 To Gel Paid $$$ For The Poundl Or nchel You W II Lose In The Next 30 Days Al Natu a GaUfanMed can r acv At 74D-441 t982 540 Mlscellaneoua 1-;=:::::::::::::::::::::~~:::;::;. Ci/~ q{ r/mftf 446•6806 Ma.n Offtce 388 8826 958 Clarl< Chapel Rd 45614 Your Area John Deere Bealer Trampol ne $75 74()-441 1021 DIABETIC PATIENTS You Ma~ Be En t eo To Rece ve Vou D a bet c 5 ppl es A. No Cost To vou Fo Mo e n ormat on I 888 677 656 Good Used Tread M 1 St50 Reads Heart Aa e M lea You Ws k 740-446 7537 AI<C Slber an Huaky Pups B ue Eyes Pet Only $125 Each W ttl B eedlng R gt'lts S175 Ott'lers $100 740 446 88.27 Two shOwcases 4 & 5 $100/ bo h Hunte ont end a lgnment mach ne best offer 740 949 2877 Now Opsn Sundays 1 4 Mon Sa 11 6 Fish Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackso n Ave Po nl Peas ant 304 675 2063 Wanted advert!& ng co eel bee Coke Peps etc nc udlng old I n signs 74D-992 5053 ~~q( (/mid 446·6806 ~~J&zk * Branch Offtce 23 Locust St Gallipolis Ohio 45631 M~!n Off ce 388 8826 958 Clark Chapel Ad Btdwell Ohto 45614 OPEN HOUSE Full Blooded Beag e Puppies 8 Weeks Shots Wo med 150 oo Sunday, October 11, 1998 200to500pm 740 388.0013 137 Gavin Street Rodney 11 of SR 850 Hostess VIRGINIA L. SMITH 74D-44~ ROME FOR 2 baths, country kitchen with appliances, llreplace carpet wfth some hardwood floors, 2 car gJirage on 1 5 acres In county schools PRICE REDUCED Lovely 314 bedrm ranch home and 24 x24 Heated garage New roof, vinyl siding, C A floor ~overing 2 wooden decka Fenced 75 x120 yard Price $65 50000 Q/71'll.tf OR /1/ '-"~~ ';(,; 446• 6806 ~ C1;? ,1 I. ':::7fea.C f}Jta"' f"l:'> Henly E Cleland Jr 992 2259 Shem L Hart ............ 742 2357 KathleenM Cleland 992·6191 - Gl ... L.ENOER Office .......................... 992 2259 OFFICE * Branch Off co 23 Locust St Gall polls Ohio 630 992-2259 w ndows toads of cab nets & 1"'""''" tu d v dOd basement 2 wo•ooourn•ng llrepllaces. lanced at c storage I IN THf COUNTRY Ranch Type home w th 3 4 beelrooms 2 baths Ia ge two car garage on he beaut ful SChoo S & 119 V - w th wo kshop poo w th >decK r1g H P/C A Lots ol park ng on one acre or n ce ay ng Ready to move tnto g ound Other lea tu es Make an appo men! to seelh s one A'SKI~G S78 000 SHAPIE· Th s ranch type home features anal seasons porch and a great v1ew of the rtver L v ng com formal d n ng room butll tn equ pped ki\Chen 2 bedrooms ba\h full basemen! garage and many ather oulstandmg leatutes Th s one you must see ' ONL.Y $39 000 to town 710 8t Couga, runs GOOd fooka good lOw lldy Ofivln 7.00. ~~~ 2358 otttr 4pm wetkdoyo Ia some one need. ng ,plenty •ol space 4 a ge Ded ms 3 DR k t wlbu F~:,;::.";:~: Ill w n 880 da ded ms 2 v 052 SQ ft $138 500 VLS CITY LOCATION Great n 3800 sq l anch 2 12 & l ~~~~!~,~~~~b~~ase:,ment ga ago It SO 000 kt combO •• baths m gre ~t ca MU18 Ch1rmlng V cto an home 4 5 bedrooms 3 ba hs k chen fo ma On ng Room and L v ng Raom crystal chande e s th oughout fu basemen w h complete k tchen s one WBFP Bed oom wJgas t eptace garage lam,.coope<J ol Exc us vc v ew ng rw'"'·''""" '" l Sm1h 446 6806 E DEVELOPMENT 1 1 2 s tory older frame 6 house w th panel and carpet nter or heat 3 bedrooms ASKING NEW L.ISTING SYRACUSE t975 Mob le home 2 bedrooms arge hv ng roam and large k1tchen 1 bath new carpet gas furnace ;~~nd Fen ced n ya d and 2 car_garage AS~:tNG S22 000 LAND 117 AC M L C ose to I eeway & hasp a Old home and ban Ga a co VLS 13U7 BIG located n Green Twp 2 s1o y w/ many ame n es Ins ant y appeal ng fo a g ow ng lam y 2 1/2 balh$ lo ma dnn~ & lvng room I ep ace n LA fu d v ClOd & In shed basement Vacant sell Ca VLS 388 8826 m!:! & stores Fee o wa e sewer & ma n1ene nce HP & C A Pakng a ea VLS 446 6606 121t0 Turn or Tht Ctnturv home G eat lam y home o bus nesS: ocat on on 3rd Ave 3 bedrooms 1 l 2 ba hs P WE NEE~LISTINGSII LIST wrTH OS AND tiE LL. G~TTHE JOB DONE It SURPRISINGLY AFFORDABLE Stone & v nyl anoh 3 bed ooms 2 ba hs L" ng Room FAm y Room w s one I ep ace a ached ga age o1 AC n J Loca ed on a pond P ceo Qh $83 000 VL S -446 6806 .t29QB LANGSVILLE FAAM--68 ACmi New3bedm 2bahs lu basement po ch o d house ba n & bu ct ngs !2 woOded t 2 I elds m neral r gh VLS 446 6806 .t2879 Cl AY ST V non Oh o nee otdo!l tt lowak o $3500 Bu d o mot:J e hOme Water ap & eec tliiOabe VLS 11099 COMMERCIAL BLDG --(i2 0 ve S Co ner toea on 990 SCI II good ool Ownc w sci nvenlory o bu d ng ~epa a e or together $60 000 TERMS 12995-ENJOY CHAAM & CHARACTER ol a 896 home conven en oca t on n h sto cal do wntown Ga pols C o~e 10 schools shOpp ng rver ont & pa k Th s 3 slory home eatures 4 DeOms 2 1u bahs gasFP o g & foye Enoy p vacy ot a g fenced ya d w poo spac o,us sc eened po Ch & I owe ga den. VLS 446 6800 12952 PERFECT FOR THE liOASES A o G a do a ea 0 ac es mo e or ess w h a 5 t>ed oom anch 2 ca a !ached ga age and a ta ge poe ba n PR ICE REDUCEO $149000 1294Q POINT OF PERFECTION you wtl nd n hs geat hOne LOCATION LOCATION 2 bedroom r•nch 1 bath large vtng rff'l eat 86'S 1148 000 12811 LISTEN TO THE BIRDS SING wn e yo u e o ~ t .. you back pat 0 Ideal lam ~~ home w th Car,$2500000 o\ All 1958 8\klo Century a\J10ma11c V ercelltnt COI\dlllon 58 800 m ,.. $4000 eall 304 773-5173 1989 Cav~l~r Automatic 30 000 IAIIOI On Motor 1194 Toyoll Corolll Automatic Loacttd 7<40 .-.1&10 1989 Chevy Suburban Loodtd Exctlltnt Condition! t 25 000 Mlltl 11000 740-245-6797 1990 Codgt Oay1ona red 5opd new llroo po pb pm 93 ooo miles great gaa mlluge minor Maloeo Available Call I 800 522 2790 Ext 4420 body damage 11 000 304 576 ' 1981 Monte Corio $400 304-4582$6 IQ82 .Cutta• Suprema 2 0 2e0 ve Qood CondtUon $1 500 oo Fm7.0-992 4!188 1ge2 Volkowogon RabDII d eoot $UO etll 740 992 5523 or 740 99115382 1983 Che>y 21 l.tolor HolMTrilptmlnlon Fully Equ pptd Gas Generator urge Fltfrlgera tor Evtrylhlng tn GOod condlt on 740-367 7093 1984 Ol<lo Cu11aoo sup 2 Oooro Au\ om at c Brown 1985 S 10 Blozor 2 Oooro Automa~c 2 8 Englno l!town 740-388«72 1990 Codile Doyrona Auloma11c 2 Doors Hatchback Sunroof AIAIFIA Caooollt Air 92 000 Milos $2800 7.00.367-04187 1990 Plymouth Acetalm U1 8 r:y Iinder ""'"I lent cond"lon $2000 7.00.9927143 1991 Corolca All Dptlono V 6 $2 e95 1V91 Cavalier RIS 4 Doora 42 000 Milts 12 ii5 1988 Beretta 1V8e Celebllry Cook Mo10117.00.4*0103 1991 Ponuac LE 4 dOor loodtd good condition • •'300 740 e67 3240 1993 Oraen Eagle Vloton TSI Qood condltlcin $7 ooo CBO 838 _740-;.:...:2:.;51.:.:, :=2____-,.=-:- .I Norris Clayton 1994 CIUdll UV IUnbiOCfillf Qf811 lOP Babied garage kept nice car 1"" ttttlltd ln tr1cHng lor Harley Oa vtcoon Call 304 87& e&39 ony Eauttenr IM 0.0 loiMo 2 Doorl, 4 ~ da< AuiO Air 53 DOG IIIIH N 100080 740-258 a·o llta Aollo Von 78 DOG lollloo 13!\(IOE-~ IIIIIQ For4 _4r4 250 OieNf E~Kent Condttlon Lots Of Extt11f S11 000 7.., ... 015e 7"0-:IAS. 9815 1991 Dodaa 314 Ton '"' 250 CL~n'WM'ts f!JI1)o DieM~ F•'l ..nl Concfillon I.Dodtcl II 2 000. 7.00. I SilO Ford T.huncltrtJird 4d Troller s.ot lin' •lor FORI Rongor 304.f'lf1.6730 720 Truckl for Sale 12 blue GMC truct nry goad ...- . 11200 7.oo-1411-2040 II Ford ,._nger XLT Eatanded Cob 5 opMCI V.f olo cnolu 1111. excellent condllion no rust 72 ooo mllu f4700 740 148 2M3 1k1 Cl\ooy 1.oYt 4114 - Parll llood CCindl1lon II 4110 7.00.258, 11434 IQI5 Choory S 10 4x4 Exl Cab 2 I U 700 R..l Good Shapt 740-388-8472 740-388-0011 1988 IH 9300 Eoglo Non Sltoper 23flw b ISIIiJI3 C"tvy Corwertton Van High Top 38 000 lollltl TV VCR, Nt HNI ~COn..rolon POCiolgo 112100 7.., 381-wo , llle4 FORI EIPIO<.,. XLT 4114 V.f 64 500 loiiiOI Loaded ChampagM tt4 500 740 441 0107 4 00«1 1H5 S 10 Blaar 4x4 LT pack ago, 4<11 lolalhor 111111rlor SHAAPI :104.f75-3448 111115 8-10 Blu.tr ... low Miles Garage Kapt loatlad Mu11 See 7<lo-251 1:222 Air Aide Jake 13 740 1tea Chrm,•et S 1o Truck Ac 1ual lolllto 28 000 Good Condl 1lon h 1100 740-3'19-2773 1980 Hondo Qotcwlng 1100 1e 000 mil,. $1800 740 992 7410 1811 Chevy work truck 1500 r2 Ooo - 1400 I cylinder automatic milet runs v.,y good Uuclo 15250 080 7<lo-742 1993 Chtory 5' 10 2wd 2 6 V.f 51Pd very good cond 15 ooo 304.f15-3Q54 19Q3 S 10 Tthot Btaz.,. 2 wl\ttl drive 1<41 ooo mlltl excellent $5 600 304-6711-.0SO IQ84 Ford F150 PU 4K4 6Cyl PB PS AU\otronf AJC AIAIFIA CIIMHI Plul T - Btct Liner Trailer Hitch W/Eitctr c Brake Control Very Low Mllagt One Motorcyclel 1988 Honda CR126 IIICelltnl cond lion $1100 will consider trade lOr ulillty four whttler call 740-9fzll011 t 998 Foreman 400 4X4 Snow Slade Sticll Sloppert Floor boards Backseat Pads lncl .. 900 00 740-387 7755 750 Boats & Motora for Sale 20" 11196 Gonera\fOilt 3 Pontoon Boot tt.e w.ll 18Q7 011 lnjoc\ed Mariner tlll/lrlm Leu than 10 Hro $6 500 Shawn 304 682 3718 Boll Houn WHh L ft Loca\ed AI Owner 112 ooo 00 740 245 15478 Ga 1po s Boat Club Great Pro 730 Vane & 4-WDa e253 Evenngo 1980 IIIIIOTruclol$100 PoNce lll'j)OUnlll $500 All Mokell.f00.29o-221l2 HIIOI 19815 Cot'Wtllilon van neW mo101 new lransmltalon asking 13!500 740-992 7837 Bedrooms 2 Bathl 2 tecllon For Your Boll 740 4<48- 120 ..... 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""- """ -74CH112.0017 Auto Part. & Ac:ceMorlea 760 P1leed Tranamllllont Budget and Englnoo AU Ty~l Acc.u To Ovtf' 10 000 TranamlttlOna Windahleldt tnat.lled 1100 oo And Up Trtnomi ..IOnl lnlllllod fiOO 00 AnciiJp 740-4*1535 790 Campera & Motor Home1 $4200 740 949 2203 or 7.0 941>2045 will consider trade tor a OFFICE 992·2886 $19900 BUILDERS 11000 firm 740 742 2420 al\tr •3003 THIS ONE HAS T ALL 3 bedroom 2 bath lam y m w/ 1 replaCe d n ng rm fu I b as ement 2 ca gar..age LOADED Cal Carll $17000000 t\ p ce tha you can atlord $&8 500 11085 BUILD A HOME of you en~ ce on Wh e Ad a paved o~d 7 1 2 Ac nt1 owna wan s o clo.so at a to w p ce o $27 ~00 Hoe s so ne h ng spc BUY NOW! ~ .300\ NEW ON THE MARKET JUS steel h s 4 BR 2 ba h w h new upda es w ap a ou 0 Cleek wh npoo !ub n mas e b..'lhroom wt h 1 ac a a a prced to se at on y $62 000 *2004 Very nice ac lm w 2 oad I on tr~ges Access o boat amp Vey nee ot 1ob t1o o se your moo e hOm!J on C os~J to own Ps c a M Hays 44 6 38811 W2928 PRICE HAS BEEN SLASH~D ON THIS UNIQUE HOUSE MUST SEE 3 o nome n Clly SChOO d Sir t: P11 c a 93 Dutchman 24 f1 very good condition. new air condtliontr $1500 7<40'742 2D23 Patty Ha'f.' 446 3884 Ull lor,.. fttt brochure or 10+ prf SIO color o:ruJooc wtth floor pin lor"'" (oO ntodd homa. SERVICES 1·800-458-9990 · Home 810 WALT TAYLOR Improvement• ~~.~~ SASEIIEH1' WATEAPIIOOF1NO Unconditional UfeUme guartntH local references furnished Es ' Name Brands Over 25 Veara EJC perlanc• All Work Guarant11d Frenct'l City Maytag 740 BIG BEND REALTY, INC. ue ngs C&C General Home Main tenence Paint ng vinyl siding carpentry doors windoWs bathl ,nobile home repair and more For tr11 estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 Proltflional 20yrs experience with a 1 muonery brick block & atone Also room acldltlont ga ragas ate Free tstlmattl 304 1-800-585-7101 or 446-7101 j.l J:Q RUSSELL D WOOD BROKER 446 4618 441 0262 Judy DeWtll J Merrill Carter ....... ..... . 379 2184 245 0022 Tammie DeWtll ' 840 Electrical and Refrigeration --- Realdenlla! or commercial wiring new &ervlce or repairs Matter cenud electrician Ridenour u- E eel leal WV000301 304 67& 1788 THE Olomon~ In Tht Roughll Entre&:~reneura Investors yS Realty Butlnen Huntert Here 1 a golden opponunltyl M01e1 tocatad on SA 160 between Holzer and town 11 perfect for several dlfferam uaee Rev tallze 1 and continue u1ing it as a motel make it Into a m n ma or convert it nto apartment& 4 acres are lncludad expand 14 I quarters In I move at Ls215.aoo.i231 sEntNa s2eaoo oo a the aaklng p"ce fOf this 3 bedrm mobile home and lot Complete with detached arages extra storage u !dings Lots ot mea shade tree& set on your tronl porch and enjoy the pnvacy 11048 g TRY THIS ONE ON FOR SIZE Nice private setting close to Bob Evans Farm over 41 acres comes with this roomy ranch home that has 4 bedrooms 3 baths lamlly room kitchen dining room llvtng room & more Very well kept land well maintained City schools II 047 CH~STER Appoox 16 5 ocres a un que 2 story and alum num s d ng home !h al has 3 bedroom s 2 baths lam ly room w th lots ol w ndow.s d n ng oam e nclosed b eezeway Al so an older bank ba n w th allached 4 car roon garage and a beaut ful n g au nd sw nm ng p ool A 1 • Ptoro:x. 1 acre $85 000 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PROSPECTIVE LANDLORD COUNTRY SIDE APARTMENTS I:.OCATED NEAR GALLI1'0LIS ON ROUTE 588 IS ~OR SALE J:IGHT RENTAL UNITS ALL PRESENTLY OCCUPIED NICE HOUSING ON 6 ACRES OEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETIING CALL t;iS FOI' MORE DETAILS AND AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THIS PROPERTY lARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME HAS NICE FORMAL LIVING ROOM FAMILY ROOM 1 1/2 BATHS $EPARATE GARAGE LOCATED ON ROUSH LANE NEAR CHESHIRE HOMES ARE SCARCE tN THIS CALLSOOtNI MIDDL.EPORT A 2 story home w th 3 bed ooms and 1 3/4 baths Has a I v ng r oom w th a beaut ful 1 repl ace a dm ng room and a k tct1en w th newe cab nels Comes w tt' statned glass w ndows enc osed ear porch and Sl'IS on i:\ sma I lot Detached overs1zed 2 car Nice vlow at the n ce s zed lawn • wh ch IS currently used as a already In tact -'1004 AFFORDABLE MEl Older 2 story home w th v;ew ot Oh a Aver Nice level 60 x150 approx lot whtch has chain li nk fencing Situated a\ Addtson lmmect•ale posseSSIOn $20 5 w II Ouy me 11012 60 NEIGHBORHOOD ROAC YES $19 900 00 ts the ask ng price tor th s affordablo 11ome v nyl s dad 2 bedrm hotl1e llv ng room kllchen front porch Call to see this one Would make a great r<rnlal II 038 ~ 742·3171 Quellly Living Here s a qualty Sitting Pretty Setting Close to built home tn a quall1y town but n a very pr vate oeat on ne ghborh6od that w II certa nl~ s 11 tn a mmacute.te brtck ranch on alae you qual ty or I vlng 2 15 acres Walch w1 d te play 1om Features nclude 4 bed ooma 2 I he front porch or near pat o w th 112 baths to mal t vlng & d n ng I at an gazebo The sparkling white oom large eat n kitchen and wne• you 1 rnd k ICI'len Wltt'l moat y new app 18nces arge lamlty room S uated on a 8 Allen Ol'lve Home offers 3 overlooks the s~clous tro.ncl ,_.. ,, 1 good s ze lot n Spr ng Val ey bedroon'll 1 beth nlot IN ng room and Its ver~ own pond SutXI VISion Ctose to the hasp 11 w th aiding doors to porch with a bedroom 1 ba1h home and shOpplnQ Home s n QOod view dining room open to ldtchen post b a future expanalon repa r and eacsy to move lnto. 1 car garage •net part baaemem attic with dorm If window Call Plitt RIJdu<:e<:l to $125 000 1206 tor only $49 000 Cell today thlo for an appalntment lo view one wli not lost fo!lgiH17 unique horne priced at S115 000 m. "" 00 1501 WISEMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. (740) 446-3644 (3} -NTY E Mall Address wtssman@zoomnet net NEW LISllNG BE THE FIRST TO VIEW THIS 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME LOCATED IN A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETTING ON A 1 41 ACRE 'LOt CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT SOON I " County water and electri c MEIGSCheryl-COUNTY Lemley " NOW $25 000 DOTIIE TURNER BrQker· .......................... 992 5692 JERRY SPRADLING 949 2131 CHARMELE SPRADLING 949 2131 BETIY JO COLLINS 949·2049 BFIENDA JEFFERS 992·1444 992 2886 OFFICE 1102~ bath home Including large muter bedroom living room large country kitchen lully equipped with French that lead to wrap decking F'ull walk out basement with huge family rec room area Wtth 2nd k tchen area complete with appliances Lots ot extro storage opace Come and enjoy this welt constructed/mamtalned I home See I 11006 shaped cedar sided rancher L.arge kl\ chen wtth formal dtnlng area skyl ghts & custom mads cab nets frQm Smith large 1v ng room family room 3 bedrooms den 4 baths eJr:lra room n lull basement complete w th L.OADS OF POTENTIAL- second kl\chen rec room & Over 16 acres that has Iota more Too much to mont on Call today of road trontage Two large In lh s od lmmed ate possession buildings (tl 44x195 metal building w th loading dock 11022 MOTIVATED SELLER! DROPPED PRICE TO $78,800 lmmaculat~ kept I 1/2 story homo that s been e•tenslvely remodeled 3 bedrooms large living room dlntng area k1lchen garage $100 000 CROW S SUBDIVISION 5 Po nts A ea A sp entry Mme w th 3 bed oa ns 3 baths fam11y ro om w th I rep ace dm ng L.EAVES veal calf operation (2) HUNTERS! WE HAVE tTl 50x1 eo metal 'pot a building Do you want to own a" used as storage ror paradt:,e ol your own? THE PRICE WON T STOP machinery etc Plus 1 1/2 With n a few hund ed leet of YOU ON THIS LOT & story dwelling . equipped the Wayne Na110nal Forest MOBILE HOME $21 800 Is kitchen b•th LR 11029 20 acres m/1 1 1uated at the asktng pr ce op this McCombs & AI son Ad 14 x70 Schulz mobile home I 4 PLUS ACRES that would w th 3 bedrooms bath & make a groat weekend Woln"l Townshtp Water & Dee r more all set up on lot retreat tor camp ng or nlce etectnc clo~e by Storage butldong Immediate place to bu ld a new home or turkey & w•ldhle plenl tul It possession! 11053 place a mobile home nlerest call now 11055 • S35 000 • •,~,- you don t cons1der tt:lls L MOBILE HOME SET UP ON OVER 1 7 ACRE LOT appro• 4 years old 3 bedrooms 2 lull ba1hs eqwpped kttchen 2 porches nice pnvate setting LOIS more U031 au c THE '- ARE INCLUDED on all most evarythmg with this newer home L shaped ranch with 3 bedrmo 2 ilatha living room nice k1tchen wloak cabinets attached garage over 1 6 acre lot approx This Is one must see to HOMES UKE THIS ARE GETTING HARD TO ~IND $65 000 00 Brick & trame (vinyl) ranch home with attached 2 car garage L shaped living room dlnfng room & kitchen combination Nice flat lot being appro• 640 acre E•tra galage & storage building lnclwJed In sate 11035 PRICE REDUCED! $128900001 Youre missing a super nice home t NEW COMMERCIAL. L.ISTtNQt 2 Story brick building ohuatad at 69 Sycamore Sfleel Prev•ously used as a tloral shop Call tor $49 900 oo complete hshngl 11054 446-3636 home has had a 101 of remodel ng done Has newer carpel and w ndow s Co uld have more rooms tn the basement or . -.a. . living room & dining area eat fn kitchen with loll ot cabinet a counter apace 2 Car attachecl ~~~ detac "! building ••Ill 2 BA 1 bath dining room hvtng room ktl uttllty room, attached garage 106 Kineon Drive $59,000 446·3488 or 446-1540 1-----: POMEROY A one story hom• tha has 2 bedrooms end ~"' WATCH ' Audrey F Canaday, Broker Mary ~ Floyd, 446-3383 a 3 bedroom home w th newer r aal and ~ nyl s ding r~ke a great rental or starter home $12 500 . u you walk CHANGE COL.OA In your In this front-door you feel at own wOOded yard! Appro• 4 home Comtortable sized acres lhat gives this ranch I v ng room overs1zed kitchen home extra pnvacy Full NATURAL. WOODEO with tormal , dlnlng area & walk out basement to sEntNG Scads ot patio doors rq rear covered covered pa11o 3 baths large features In \his 4 bedrm 3 25 LOCUST S'T:· GALUPOLIS n .,,...~- • ON MCNICKLE$ ROAD Just oil 336 A 1996 Skylme Ooubiewtde w th 3 bed ooms 2 baths and approx 31 B acres perfect lor tlurutng Home has many e)(t as nc!udlng POMEROY Un on Avenue Has had ots of updates • ' L.OOK HERE AT THIB $40 1100 25 aavtn Stroot ONEtAsking price Ia can you Cute 3 bedroom ranch home believe $35 900 001 fjanch wtth living room eat In atyle home with attached kitchen small TV/play room garage lamlly roQm large that has sliding doors that kitchen and living room leads to rear deck to fenced basement excettentldeatlon In back lawn 1 car garage IO Let us show II 1011 MAtRKEiT....Juai hunt ng land ASKING $20 000 $79 000 .,, ' I HYSEL.L RUN RD 20 acres ol vacant land thai needs some bookshelves •nd hutch Call tor your .. . ' attent on to make t a place for a home or would make greal tub bu It 1n IW 21271 blgbend@eurekanet com porch 3 bedroom 2 full baths anached 2 cat garage Mako an appointment to oH this well maintained brick th1s one NOW $32 DOD Rip~<) •mall us for Information on our llsUnge Appliance Pant And Service All 205 North Second Ave. Mladleport, OH ceramic tie counter1ops oak cab1nets 10 lm61C Real Estate General lltolilhld 1975 Call 24 Hrs (7.0) 448 0870 1 800 287 057e Rog ero WalarprooCing l WOL.F PENN RD POMEROY A tile bi1 at country A 1967 i.~:t:;;. 0A1.E E. TAYLOR IBA0K£RI 6851 Hays.Ca a Casey 13005 NEW LISTING 2 Sto y hen e w 2 :) bed ooms n c y Nl"w oat V nyl s Cl n9 I ant porch Roaay o novo nto cond on n med ate possess o Til s s a n ce house anr:l M";. a GREAT P ce Tag $32 000 Cil Pan~ Hays <446 3884 ,3006 N EW LISTING 2 fiomos fo I'M pnce ol one: What a deal E&cn home nas 3 tied ooms and 2 ba ns Both ranch homes a e co neclf!9 w th a a ga wood dBc~ Th s s a must see fo on 'i S69 000 Approx 5 m es from town on Johnson R dge Ad Call 1M nu lurul)' loc homt)"'......t. 5prn WEL~OME VLS 446 6806 IWI)' Ill )OU"'IJ own loc abin. Or 20 Wlldarn••• aelt c'Ontalned good condition Real Eatate General Mob e home s tt ng on 51 lite over an acre 2 bedroomsf2 baths A nice yard & a shed w IH 4 storage bays You II love l.mr 1ht worh.U bdUt.d )011 M "P 1ht famiy ... " bath/shower $5 000 OBO 7-40-« 1-GM4 CHAROI.AIS LAKE D,AIVE n s 4 room maste p ece s ava tab a because the owne s a e nes 9 s Offer ng a o rna I v ng m I rep a~e fa y gan e rm w 2 gas og ep aces Be au lu equ pp ed k chen oa~ cat) nets by .::.m h pus wo k !> and pan r es En1oy natu ij from he Solarium Fo ma d n ng oon Wlh a v f:). W (jass enc osed back PC' ch F rs f oo aund ~ 4 bad ooms 3 baths Mo e v ng a ea n he t n shed basemen 2 ca 98 age wove head sto age Cabo o be ns a ed ~ ew rv antenna on root op or g e.:'l ecep on Art s ca y andscapo d awn w h n any ees and ga dens A these ox as stea he show V g n a L Sm -388 8826 0 44 6 6806 'I 11085 BUILDING LOT FOR SALE The best th ngs n fa t v ng n a ova y subu ban a ea ea sto es and Ho ze MOO ca Ct Loca ed on Cha ota s Lako D ve on Lakov ew Cl 2 3 ac m/1 PLAINS HICKORY EITATI!I- Building lOti on 7 atiUillitles 8Yiilable 1 2 a<:tH lOCI 110,000 Great Buoonen Opportunity! lnveotment remodeled 2 bu11nns 4 rental 773-9550 Summers not over! l<awaukl STS Jet tkl alii under Wli'trranty three 1eater 83 horaepower bought new July of 97 thrte matc,.lng Kawatakl lkl Vtlll and tra ter .~ go wllh It Prtctd to 1111 good pontoon boat u 1o Metal Sulldlng,-7;i0:2,ia': 1QQ0 COI>II 11 . _ - 3ll-6t53 7.00.;;:_:24HI77c..:.;:.;__ _ _ _ __ 19Q1 FOld P/U F150 4 WO Au- ~ :_ tomorlc AJo Tl11 Coutn 94 000 o1 1111 llnkl 1 lAotto 351 V 8 Aoklng 17 000 R Au\o Rlploy wv 304 372 7.00.2!16+157 Allot 6 P.ll. 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Spectrum l .,..,.. Leave 0131 710 AuiOI for Sale """"""... 7~2253 AutOI for Sale 81 Grand Am LE lwo door 7.00. 742 2117 88 Lincoln Towne Car nlct 1 et.an 740 9Q2 2358 t4er 4pm ~*.....,. ••UIIIdl. Club Ca I Sale Steer• & He fers Sat~rday Ootober 171h 12 PM Lawrence County Fa rgroundl State Route 7 Proctor 11 1e All Calv4;1a Born & Raised n La wrenca County Call 740 843 0430 740 533 0689 Or 7140 ~33 0769 Evenm gs Before 9 PM DREAM A LITTLE DRI,AM OF ME Th s ~rec O.J,IS 13002 Charming 4 story br ck & 11 nyl home bu t n M di'j of WINE & ROSES 5 6 bedrmS 4 A TERRIFIC HOME Rea baby pigs _ , - 7.00.207 liM - ~ , Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV 710 Auto. for Salt THAl JSPC;RTATtor J Sleet welghit'IQ Appror 500 Lb& $275 00 5ft Woods F1n ish Mower L lie New S1 000 00 740 446 4053 OF CLASS br ck rancn 3/6 bedrms 2 112 ba hs fo ma LR & OR tam m St Ohto • Poss ble land contract In need of repa rs $4 500 comes w 'h 4 5 bed ms 2 lull baths & 3 o her 112 ba ns Beav u w nd ng sta case n toyer G oat k 1 2 b eak asl rem ceram c t e I oors LA w I ep ace Centra a r screened po ch area above 2 car gar ca n be en apt Owne s ase mov ng and educed the p ce $1 &5 000 12018 NEW 191il6 Sunsh ne 16 xeo aulstand ng mob e homs w th a deck specla cab nels w ndows & bu I In music center 3 BR 2 ba hs beau tu 11 ac m/1 C ose o own V S 388 8826 12Q85 YOU M GHT BE OVERLOOKINO THE BESTI A - 21!7 Cha ola 1 nv t ng you n 3 BR trl 2 baths LA OR eat n k t FA w/ wbfp n:~crl 2 ca altact1ed garage & m above teocaa e ea & ba n s ocked ake SAc mJ .2m esfomteawayon SR 325 N acres more or less 2 bedroom ranch no qu te f n shed bu w th a 111 e TLC cou d be soon Office Livestock VIRGINIA SMITH BROKER EUNICE NIEHM PATRICIA HAYS CARA CASEY GAIL BELV LLE UQQ1 NATURE S PARADISE 12Q72 OWNER WANTS SOLD NOW new canst uct on !Nilh 3 Branch Uvutack .,.,am.- PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IS WWW \IIIMIIh com • m111 1111m tn com A a you searcl'1 ng lor Tranqu lly and At:. eage? Then th s s tor you 3 BR .2 ba1h LA w FP DR HW floors tu ba&ement 2 car garage on 4 5009 ac as mtl A this pa ad sa cou d be on your very on doorstep If you re ooklnQ tor I all g1ve Cara a call ~cgJiak, Tra ctors Hay Equ pment Jot'ln Deere Skid Stur LOaders Ct'ledc Wu h t,ll About Financing On lawn Tractors And Low Rate Fl nanc no On New And Uud Equ pment Carm ci'!Jet'l Farm & lawn Gall poltl OH HO .us 24121 800-594 1111 D ~h $19 99 per Month Ask About Fee Prog ammlng No C ed Check From 8 OOAM .AKC Reo tuered German Rot tWBI er Pupp I& W th St'IOIS & Wo metl Parents Wet Tem po od 7.00.446-86()3 * 630 FOI ulo 1 yoar Old ~111erllll Qulrtor ""''" ..... "" bralta $1 1500 ..._, gelding I yoara old. ... bralta fl200 7.0 742 20e0 For Rtatdant al And Commercial Lawn Eqwprnent Compact Utllty Tracto 1 From 20 Tp 3it HP AI Sizes Of • wo And 2 wo Fa m SATELLITE SYSTEMS 16 RCA 9 OOPM I 8QO 325 7836 • SUnday, October 11, 1998 Sunday,October11,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV DAVID WISEMAN, BROKER,GRI • 446-9555 I Games 446·2707 Carolyn Wast~ • 441 I 007 OFFER II ~~~;lc:B:~UY THIS ONE I Home s tuated an 2 acres Lots of space tor your family 34 bedrooms dtmng area/family room comblnatton Equlppe~ k1tchen must see to appreciate You w II be sold! 1940 $45 000 oo-BroodWIY Stroal 2 Slory home w lh tots ot character 4 bedr00111s 2 bathS v nyl electric heat pumps I c~:~;~~~ atr ntce tevet 1o1s 11005 Acres w1th a ranch home that has been very well mamta ned Th s land 1S located an the corner of Ba ley Run Road and state Route t 24 Lots at OOtentlal for a COIT\J'Tl&rclal corner 01 lust enloy the lawn w th a nice pole garage/shop Asking $55 000 00 Make your appo ntmen1 11046 522 MULBERRY HEIGHTS! Alum sided ranch with paved dnvo level easy ~o matntaln lawn 1vlng room kitchen 2 bedrooms lots ot closet sp&C1l In this home' & \.<1\0rt 11002 L ' ....II :111111111 RIVERVIEW DRIVE POMEROY TH s home has t am But the most OXCII ng teatute s the v ew ol the Oh o A vet Owner has ullzed thiS v1ew to the tullest eXIen\ Full ltmshed basement w th kttchen love y nformal stone hv ng r replace roam handcrafied kltc~en cabinets and oak 1r m Too many amenttles to ment an Must can for yaw own pc1Vale v ew ng ;t887 Racine Ar.. Lovely ranch home w lh three bedrooms tam ly room full basemant s tualed on approx 39 acres Home Is heated w th & has a nita Sells tor �.. 1 • • • • Mltcellaneoua 540 Merchandlle ---~~"WiARM~~·uu~·~-:~i - "'"' Fur!Wil HNI P!,1npll I 1w Cort- d oonlng f1H EttimatH! If You Don I Call Us We 8oth Lo~al 740-446-QOS 1 800-291-0091 540 Mllcellaneoua -..chindiN Bundy IH~ Clattnl< Sundy It E FJat 6UOQI\OM GtmlnhJrdl Flue. 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U5 North Sec ond Middloporl Jack Ruuell Terrier PuPI Tallt Docked o,w Claw• Removtd 7044 Hl681 French City Pot G<oomlrtg by f,fJ polnlmtnl •uJtra w..h Bathing Wood splitter 2Q ton MTD horz I wen 5 np used very tittle 1700 7<10-7A2 2A20 oitaf !pm OA6 Block brick tewtr PIP" wind ows 1nttll etc CJaudt Winters Alo Grande OH Cal 7£0 245 5121 SALE K tchen Cablne11 63%0FF list pr ce II purcnued by the end of October Free n home eat mates Tri Counly Olalnbutora Inc I 600-352 314 7 Sam Some v1lles Orlgmaf Army 64 Commodore compute wldeek Camounage bl51de of Sandyville $135 E ec c clothes drytH5 Poril Olhce Fri Sal & Sun 12 $25ea G,as hO wa e tank $30 Noon Spm Olher Cays Mrs Call Gas 1oo urnace wall hQok ups 304 273 56~5 1100 1990 Flee wood mob e home t4x70 2or $10 000 1984 SATELLITE SVSTEMS I 8 RCA Monte Ca to ew.c shape S1 500 Dish $19 99 per MonU't Ask 304 675 65 2 0 304-675 3735 Atlout Free Programm ng No Cred I Check From 8 OOAM ATTENTION MEN! A NaTural 9 OOPM I 800 325 7836 Fo mu s Fo Ma e Potency No Chem cal& Wou dn t Vou Rather Siegler Fuel 01 Stove t970 Ford Try Some lh ng Na1Ural7 The Bronco fo Pa ts 740 256 1477 Med ca ShOppe t 480 Jackaon p ke Ga po Is 740..446 2206 Trampo ne 175 741}441 1021 E tel c Scoo e s Wheelctfaha New Ar\d U&ad Sta way Eleva to 1 WMetcha And Scooter L fll Bowman s Homeca e 740 446 7263 ,.....,llodllltl-byUS e..~..~ 550 II00-283-264ll OIA9ET C PATIENTS You May Be Entlt M To Race ve Your 0 a bel c S pp In A No Cos To You For Mo a nor mat on 1 888 677 656 HI"PY JACK TIIIVEIIIIICIO! Two Top Oualfty Tan Plaid Couehtl Eretlltnl CondiUon $250 oo Coli 700 ,.1 2117 K tchen Cablnelt Cooktop SJnk flallQI Hood tor sail Ro~lng Stt Before Remove~ 740 446 Prlmtltlr 149 installatton on $25 99 per month frtt bonus T cket 0 $80 Pe Ticket Ca&l'l On y NO Refunds Call Atte 5 30 PM 741}379 9378 610 Farm fcntJnoJ207oi0-992~ Ct'lurcn PPI tor uie 12 twelve root • wn lOOt $200 each 740949-22' 7 1 BTU 1150 a-tad tablo Iampi Mlacellaneoua MerchandiN 560 Building Supplies Mualcal lnatrumen11 /sunday,~11,1998 2 Alto Saxophontl UOOta Good playlf1V cond~on 304-67&3181 Adorab 1 A~C pa ti colored Cocker SpJn e 1 ava lable n 2wkl Bred lor family Pill S250ea & 1eference1 740 992 6412 1 see om can 740 949 2861 830 Two snowcases 4 & 5 $1001 bolh Huntet front end a! gnment mach ne Dell oller 740 949 2877 Now Open Sundays t 4 Mon Sal 11 e F 1h Tank & Pat Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Po nl Plea• ant 004 67~ 2063 a\ Gr1lnd Am LE two door 700. 742 2117 81 lJncoln Towne Car nice 6 cl4an 740 H2 235& atler Apm wMidilys.~ IBMII. II Cougar runs good looks -good ... - _ lady dr'- Toi099)! 235B aher 4pm wetkday• 81¥inet Llveatock 91 Probe IUIOmeUc: ale PW IUIII & 740-446-~ 1860 Mercury • door aport Sa Blooded Beagle Pupplte 8 Weekt Sholl Wotmed S50 oo 740-386-QOI3 1110 -.Cillo EKtru Sl200 080 1888 $uzukl Samurai Low MHeo Dependablt $2 ~ 080 14b-387 759A 1917 CotVOttl 350 o\utomaUc l Top White wllh Tan Interior 5CJ 000 mllu Good Condrl on s.,tOflor 7A0-446-1021 1teo •lttO HONDA CARl 1100 s&oo Pollee Impounds All Mokt& Avallallll Call I 800 522 2700 EKI 4420 111111 Monle Carlo 1400 304-4!58 2$0 t 982 .Cullaa• Supre,. 2 D 2ao VB Good Condlllon II 500 00 Flnn 740-11112 4518 19'82 Volk1wagen Rabbit dlnel call 740 992 5523 or TAO 99Q !!362 s:zao LOCATIO 414 Third Gallipolis Sunday, October 11, 1998 Beautiful new two story colon1al 200tosoopm 3 BR 2 1/2 bath LR & FR Dmmg room w1th hardwood floors, oak tnm ftreplace 1 1/2 car garage Appra1sal greater than asking pnce of 1983 Chevy 27 Motor Homa Naw Tr41namlulon Fully Equipped Gas Generator large Aefrlgera tor EVII<ylhlfiV In Good CondHion 7.00.367 7093 #3008 BEAUTY HAS BEEN CAPTURED IN THIS ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED 2 STY HOME 4 bedrooms 3 1/2 balhs Formal d ntng rm & I vtng rm Sunshtn ng k tchen w/lsland and loads of cablnets 3 gas log f replaces Kt L A D n rm has hardwood floors Huge fam ly rm w/french doors to a creek Wlndow Walls tn the su~ rm or breakfast rm 1st floor laundry full basement attached 2 car garage 730 sq ft of comfortable vmg 2 346 Ac MIL I'Mi~ke an appointment wlth Virgin a L Sm th 740 446 •GMbodw. 11M Uncoln Town ew V-1 liret 1 lrlnamlulon 1984 Ok:ls Cullan Sup 2 Ooora Automatic Brown 1985 S 10 Blazer 2 Doora Automanc 2 8 Englno Brown 7<10-386«7r ' 1985 Corvene automatic leather Interior loaded with opllona in clvde• UV sunblocker glasa top BatHed garage kept nice car '""' lareated In trading ror Harley Oa vldson Call 304 87!!1 6539 any tlmo • * 446 6806 ~B t-mlll you sea ch ng lor Tranqu it~ and Ac1eage? Tt'len th s s to you 3 BR 2 bath LR w FP DR HW 10018 fu 1 baeemenl 2 car garage on 4 5009 acres mt A I th s pa ad se could be on your very on dOOfslep I you e looM ng to 11 a I give Cara 8 ca I 12172 OWNER WANTS SOLD NOW new construction with 3 acres more or ess 2 bed oom ranch no1 quite 1nlsheel but w th a nle TLC cou d be soon 12885 VOU MIGHT BE OVERLOOKING THE BEST! All brick ranch 3/4 bedrma 2 1/2 b.lh. lolm. 'R & DR tam m "' w/1, w Mows oads ol cab nets & "' storage ltJ d v ced basement 2 woodbu o ng It eplaces fencetl yard gar & carport an c storage 1 ac mJ t onl ng on the beaut lui Oh o R ve C ly schools & ve y clOse to town VL.S 445 6805 12817 A TERAIFIC HOME Rea value to some one neect ng pen vol soace 4 Ia ge bedrms 3 baths LA OR k 1 w!bu 11 n BBO Full baseme1 t w d v Oed rms 2 1rep aces cent 8 a 1052 sq It m/1 36 acres m/ $13D 500 VLS 38~ 8826 Gl ,,.._ LENDER - 12187 CITY LOCATION Great I v ng n 3800 sq It anch w/fm shed baseni'enl 2 t /2 balhs (2) fireplaces k I & 0 e11t m combO 2 ca garago $150 DOO 12818 Ch1rmlng V ctonan home 4 5 bed ooms 3 baths k tel en formal Cinng Floom anc!Lvng Room crysla -cha nde e1s ;~~~!i.~:; lu 1 basement w h "'"''"" · stone WBFP w/gas I replace gara(le landscaped ol Exc us vo v ew ng wllll Virg n a l Sm h 446 6606 1873 PRIME DEVELOPMENT LAND tt7 AC M l Cose o I aawa.y & hasp ta 0 d nome and barn GaIa co VLS 13i27 BIG REDUCTION E)(TRAOROINAAY T Bedroom j;li~J.~:~;n Green Twp 2 $10 y amen 1es nSiant y lor a g ow ng rami y 2 !o ma d n ng & v ng ~~ 0 ~;,:~~·~~ n LA tul drv ded basemen vacant -• C8 VLS 38 8 Prcuu to sel 8 826 =~:a~WOOOED Ia net In lh& I NEW LISTING SYRACUSE 1975 Mob Ia home 2 bedrooms large hv ng room and large k tche n 1 bath new carpet gas furnace an~ C /A Fenced tn yard and 2 car_garage ASKING $22 000 POMEROY 1 1/2 slory h ame 'horne w th kttchen lv ng room d n ng oom 3 bed ooms 1 bath a 1d aundry room Sh gled roof floo rs are carpet wa Is a e panoled has a I ont porch w !h !enc ed back yard IAliKl"'" $25 000 a MINERSVILLE Two Story Frame Home wtlh k Iehan hvtng oom d n ng room 3 bedrooms 1 balh Walls are panel/plas1er drywall Old Posl Office bu ld ng goes wlih I he home which would make a good wooo Shop I Ask For Dela Is A,SKING $39 000 POMEROY GARAGE Approx 3/4 acre w lh block ga age Could have several uses Etectr c heat Wator a1 d sewer dep0s1r need pa d You c:outd be n bus1ness for $16 500 'Y'I•oTu•n. level 50 X 100 lot Wlh rtYer VIeW and older 12 X 45 Mobile home 2 lblldrclorrts. ltvmg oom knc:nen and 1 bAt h F loors are carpet and vtny 1 h eal ts FA" ~F ASKINIG $12 500 I tiE LL GET THE OB DONE !I S T WJTH US AND .......... ..... J_.. . . . . . . . ~----•W•E. .NE•E•~~LI•S•TI•N•G--li•L•I_.._ S ~~ 446-1887 446-3884 24H430 44H209 OH 131125 NATURE S PARADISE Kathleen M Cleland 992·6191 MIDDLEPORT 1 1/2 story oldar lrame 5 room no use wt1h panel and carpel mtar or N G space heat 3 bedrooms ASKING $28 500 J ~~~~PA~Ogf~~.~.~.~.~~m~t1~h~co~m~M~2a~B~i~203~~b;.~~~--~~~~~--~ij.~~ vlamithcom Pomeroy Shem L Hart ............ 742-2357 !l EUNICE NIEHM PATRICIA HAVS CARA CASEV GAIL BELVlLLE h Off ce anc 23 Locusl St Gall polts Ohio Henry E Cleland Jr 992-2259 Ready to move Th s anct:ltype home features an all sclasons porch and a great v ew of lhe nver L v ng room formal d nlng room butl1 In equ pped k tchen 2 bedrooms both lull basement gaJ:age and many other outstanding teatures Th s one you must see ONLY $39000 (2,;uau- II Ct'lesh e area Call V rg n a 388 882S/446 6806 Some $&00 AC 12878 PORTER AREA 1989 MOBilE HOME AND LEVEL> LOT 2 BRs -2 baths e ec heal pump ~nl al a r ca port VL.S 446 6806 $30 000 t21H18 CONDOMINIUM Styt !h 2 bed ms 2 ba hs aund y m ~ 104 SQ h 1us ke new wa k to pa k & slores Fee lor water sewer & rna ntenance • C A Park nn a ea '"" • 441;·61106 121981 T Th C urn of t tntur~ 1 1nc•m• G eat Iamy home o business oca1on on 3rd Ave 3 bedrooms 1 1 2 baths P h an d cap ba semen an P Vlrgm 8 L Sm lh 388 8826 1 RI'Ciuced $85 000 12138 LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION Charmng2bedroom 11or1Cn, 1 bath larg& lvlng' rm eat kllc~en s" ng on I acre mJI STARTE~ HOME Call Cera $2!1 000 00 ·' 16 •15 d n ng rm 1 1/2 oeo ms u basement I ca gar attached New cape g c osets range el showe n bsmt Front & back porclles Gas FA lumace Good off the Slteet part< ng 2 ota G ee ReDu ced Pr ce $54 ooo VL.S 445-6806 tf28BO TOUCH OF CLASS comes w th 4 5 oed ms: 2 full balhs & 3 olhe 112 tlatl:'ls Beaut lul w nd ng sta reese n toya a oat k t 2 b eaklast en ce am c e I oors L.A wf!, rep ace Cenlfat a r sc aened porcl'1 a ea a~,?ve 2 car ga can be en apt Owne s are mov ng and reduceO the piCe $155000 12018 NEW 1996 Sunshne 15 80 dl b h x outstan ng mo 9 ome w th a deck spec al cab no s windows & bu 11 In mus c center 3 BR 2 baths beau fu t 1 ac m/ 050 10 own VLS 388 6826 154 ooo 13002 Chlrmlng 4 slorj b ck & v nyl homo bu 1 n the day ol WINE & ROSES 56 bee! ms 4 1 2 baths forma LA OR en ena nment a ea on he owe !eve! 4 h f oo can be an apt Also secona home n need ol epa 2 bed ms 2 baths LA OR bsm l lnco n Pk Pome oy Can V g n a tOI' al nfo mal on 446 6806 13000 SUAPRISINQLY 1\F~ORDABLE Stone & v n~ ranch 3 bedrooms 2 balhs L v no Room Fam y Room w/s one f ep ace at achea ga age 4 AC m Located on a pond P ced gh $83 000 VLS 446 6806 129;e LANGSVIllE FAAM-(;)8 AC m/1 New 3 bedrm 2 cams lu basemen porch old house barn & bu tel ngs 112 woodeQ t/2 I elds m ne 8 iht VLS 44 6 6806 ' 287 9 C AY ST V nton On n ce 0 do 8 tt e wok tor $3 SOO Bu d 0 mobl 9 home Waler tap & eec ava ao e VLS ti67 Chovy Caprtu Station Wogon N. .dl WorN. 1500 7<10- 720 Truc:kl for sale 1917 Plymouth Coli 5 Speed Standard Aun1 And Handles Greall I I ~ lett Goo 8Dm I GSI Ntw Tires Auna And Han-dJet Exetlltnt Great CondtUonl blue OMC truck ver~ good wdfu• 11200 740-t48-2040 1981 !lonnellilll LE maroon 4dr new tires & tHaket good cond $3,200 304-8115-579:2 !pm. 1968 Bulclc {;entury: automatic V e engine excallent condHion 56 800 mlleo IAOOO cal[ 304 773-5173 1888 Bulclc Cemury • 00011 COli Atll for G. a..- 7<10-251-14~ 1989 Cavalier AutomatiC 30 000 Mllaa On Motor 1994 Toyota Corolla AutO[nllic Loaded 740 446-1810 1~69 Chevy Suburbon Loodod Excellent Condlllonl 12!5 000 Mllel 19 000 7.00.24~717 I ~~o OOdgo Oaylona red 5al)d new tire• ps pb pm 93 000 mlltl gre11 011 mileage minor body dam8jle $1 000 304 576 2797 1990 Dodil• Daytona krtomatic 2 Ooort Hatchback Sunroof AMifM Cassette Air 92 000 Mlleo $2 800 7.00.387-0687 1990 Plymouth Acclaim LX 8 cy Under excellenl condition $2000 740-992 710 ' t 991 Coraica All Option• v8 12 695 1991 ,Cavalier RIS 4 Doors 42 000 Milts $2 ~95 1988 Beretta uaee Ctlebtlry Cook Mol011 7.00.~103 19~1 A . ° •li ~L-~---------------~~LO~A~O~E~D~C~allC~a~"~s~1~70~~~~~--P-••-y-Ha_y_•_4•6-38•8••----~ "t II Ford Ranger XLT Extended COb 5 IIMI"C! V-t olr crulll lllt, excelltnt condlllon no rust 72 ooo muu s.t700 740 9A9 2543. INI Chevy LDoe 4M - 1994 NOIIIO Claylon 14X70 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths 2 Decks CA BXIO Molal Building 740 258 8651 and--"" " - 1a80 CObi<o II open- 120 ltp. lOp .... S5000 740-112-Qll7 1981 Ford PIU F1SO 4 WD Au Air Tilt Cruise 84 000 Milts 351 v 8 Aaklng $7 000 Hf'!' gaa 1ank1 & body porto 7ot0--57 Aller 6 PM. 3933 or I-B00-27:H3211 Wlnd1hleld1 lnltallod 1100 00 And Up Transmlulona Installed II 00 00 And Up 7Ao-4Af!. I535 387·7410 790 19114 fonl Explorer XLT 414 V 6 ~ Doora 84 500 Miles loaded Champagne 114 500 740 4.e1 0107 1115 Chevy S 10 4K4 EKI Cab 2 I 13 7QO Alii Good Shape 740--72 7.00.381-0011 11195 5-10 Blazar '"" LOw MilOt Garage Kept Loaded Mull see 304-67!5-3AA8 ttl I Chevrolet S 10 Truck Ac tual Mtles 28 000 GOOd Con.:M lion S3 1500 7.00.:s7tn773 1tl1 Chevy work Cfuck 1500 Serlea 6 cylinder eutomalic: 72 ooo mlltl rulll '/ery good niCe !ruck 15250 080 7oi0-7A2 1400 111113 Cltovy S 10 2wd 2 8 VB SspCI very good cond ~~ 000 304-8715-3954 1H3 S I 0 Tahoe SlaH< 2 wheel drive 1.e1 ooo miles excellent OOII<lhlon 15100 :JOA..i516-0050 19~4 Ford F 150 PU 4X4 6Cyl PB PS Autotran1 AIC AMIFM Pluo Topper Bed Liner Tratler Hitch WIEiectrtc Brake Control Very low Mltegt One Ownor St2 ooo oo 740 245 6478 ca...no 730 Vane • 4-WDe ' 980 1990 Tiucli& $1 00 $100 lllllco IIIIPOUndl All Makto Avallal>lt 1-800-290-2282 X 3901 1985 Convti1\0n van new motor new tranlmlslloll aaklng S3500 7<10-992 7637 D& R lwto Ripley WV 304 372 1193 Chevy Corwerston Van High Top 31 000 Mrltl T V VCR lVI HN1. AOI"ally Con-lion PICkage Jl2 e<lO 740 1995 S 10 Blazer 4.;4 L.T pack age 4dr llathef lnrerior SHAAPI 19B8 IH 8300 Eagle Non Sleeper 231"' b Air Fllde Jake 13 Speed Wtl Kit VIrgin Aubblf $11.000 71(1 888 5101 7<10-~ tomaue 1«14 3200 1i93 Green Eagle Vtslon T 8 I Good Condition 17 000 OBO 7.00.256-6382 Part&. Good Condition It 450 7<10-258- Pontiac LE 4 dooo loadoG good condlllon $3300 740-667 MotorHomea home ,... -rounci c.u for ... r... bmchwc "' )04P'fl' SI0 culot aulas wtth !loot . . fot - 60 mocld """"'- a3 Dutchman 24 h very good condition new 1ir cond l1oner 181500 740-1A2 2023 Motorcycles 1888 Honda CA125 excel tnt condition $1600 will conttdtr trade lor ut Uty tour wheeler call 7.00.992 5011 1996 Foreman 400 4X4 Snow Blade Slick Stoppefl Floor boardt Backltat Pads lrtcl 14 900 oo 7.00.367 n55 Boats 6 Motors for Sale 20it 1996 Generations 3 Pontoon Boat tlw wtll 1997 Olllnjacled Marfner IIVlrlm Leu than 10 Hrs $8 500 Sllawn 304 882 37t6 BOll House Wttn Ltft Located AI Gallipolis 8oa1 Club Great Pro tee11on For Vour Boat 740 448 a253 Even ilgs Summers not overt Kawa11kl STS Jet Sk IIIII under warranty three seater 83 I\Oraepower bought new July ot 97 three matching Kawaaall sk \IIIII and tra ier all go wtth It Prteed to sell 14200 740 949 2203 or 740 949 2045 will consider trade for a good pontoon boat 610 1-800-458-9990 Home ~::/=­ Improvement• ~~~~ IIASEIIENT WAT£RPADOFING Uneondillonal lifetime guarantH Local references furn ls nec::t El tabll- 1975 Call 2A Hr1 I74Q) A48 OB70 t 800 267 0578 Rog e-mail ua for Information on Appliance Partl And Service All Name Brandl Over ~5 Years Ex: perlence AU Work Guaranteed French Ctty Maytag 740 448 BIG , BEND REALTY, INC. n95 C&C General Home Main tenence Paint ng vinyl lldlng earpenltY dOOI't windows batnJ mobile home repa r al'ld mort For free tsllmatt call Cttet 740 992 • Prolan ona 20yra experience with au masonery brick blOCk & Slone A ao room additions ga rages etc Free tstlmat•s 304 773-9550 840 Electrl~l and [B • ' 1-800-585-7101 or '446-7101 ~ • RUSSELL D WOOD BROKER 446 4618 44) 021i2 Judy DeWtll ... .. ....... c•• 379 2)84 J Mernll C~ner 245 0022 Tamm•e DeW1tt . Refrigeration LOOK HERE AT THIS ONEIAsklng prrce ts can you believe $36 900 001 Ranch style home wtlh attached garage famlly room large kitchen and ltvlng room excellenl localron LOT FOR SALE IN POMEROY Older burldtng on property Po!s ble land contract In need of repa1rs $4 500 ON THE MARKET Just as you walk 10 this front door you feel at home Comfortable sized living room overstzed kitchen wr1h formal d ntng area & patio doors to rear covered porch 3 bedro"-m 2 full baths attached 2 car garage Make an appolnlment lo see this well maintained brick HOME FOR SALE 2 BR 1 bath dining room hv1ng room kit ut1llty room attached garage 106 K1neon Drive $59,000 446·3488 or 446-1540 HYSELL RUN RD 20 acres ol vacant land that needs some altentlon to make t a pace tor a home or would make great hunting land ASKING $20 OOQ Cana.day t:l Realty 25 LOCUST Sl:· GALLIPOLIS ' Diamond In The Investors Entrepreneurs Bualnets Munters Heres a QOiden opportunity Motel located on SA 160 between Ho zer and town IS perfect tor several d fferent uaes Rev ta lze It and cont1nue u11ng t as a mote make 11 Into a m n mall or convert t Into apartmenta Approx 4 acrea are Included so you can e~~:pand 14 rooms plus large ltv ng quaners n middle P'r ced 10 move at 5 000 1231 Audrey ~ Canaday, Broker Mary ~ Floyd, 446-3383 446-3636 MIDDLEPORT 13eech Streel A ranch st yle home wllh alum num sld r g and 3 bedrooms one of the bedrooms s HUGE Also 1nclucfed tS an above ground sw mm ng pool wtth newer decking around t and a fenced back yard lor prtvacy Jus1 lor the ram ly $49 DOD MOBILE HOME SET UP ON OVER I 7 ACRE LOT approx 4 y,ears old 3 bedrooms 2 ull baths equ pped k tchen 2 porches n1ce private sett ng Lots more 11031 ' Approx rs 5 acres w th a and alum num s d ng hom e that has 3 be,cirooms, lam ly room w lh lots of w ndows d nmg oom enclosed breezeway A so an o der bank barn w th at! ached 4 car garage $100 000 M<;;;;;-mR. POMEROY Un on AIW>ue, Has had lots ot updates Heres 3 bedroom home w lh newer roo! and v nyl s d 19 Would fllake a great rental or start er han e $12 SOQ POMEROY A one story home hal has 2 bedrooms and ho ne has had a lo ol remode l ng done Has newer carpel and w ndoWs Could have more ooms n the basement or all c $35 000 CROWS SUBDIVISION 5 Po nts Area A spl l entry home w ttl 3 bed oo n s 3 baths Ian y ro an w th f replace d mng roo n garage and a beauutu n ground sw m 1 ng poo At OPIPIO>. 1 ac e $85 OOP 992 5692 949 2131 949 2131 949 2049 992·1444 992 2886 • vtryl In the v'ry t.astefut I Uv ng and d n ng room or k1ck and relax ln th~ large comfortable lamlly room wtH huge atone f rep ace Th s gracious home lela you do both with ease There s a beautiful k tchen lor the lam ly chel as well os a private l;r••""'"J screened n porch tor even ng en)ovment And tna master bedroom 11as one ot ttle most ;;,.,• .,;;;. 1 out stand ng baths we ve seen Located on a beautifully tandacaped ot w1tn lots of mature hardwoods and p nes C os& 10 town and hosplta Green schoo s 1 .. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PROSPECTIVE lANDLORD COUNTRY SIDE APARTMENTS lOCATED NEAR GALLIPOLIS ON ROUTE 588 IS tiOR SAlE i:IGHT RENTAL UNlTS ALL I"RESENTLY OCCUPIED NICE HOUSING ON 6 ACRES BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETIING CALL US Hl" MORE DETAILS AND AN APPOINTMENT TO VII:W THIS PROPERTY , ..,·-··"' $209 900 11211 LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME HAS NICE FORMAL LIVING ROOM FAMILY ROOM 1 1/2 BATHS ~EPARATE GARAGE LOCATED ON ROUSH LANE NEAR CHESHIRE HOMES ARE SCARCE IN THIS SOON I Quality Living Heres a qualty built h0111'8 1n ' Quality ne ghtJorhood thai w carte nl~ r81se your qualty of 1v ng Features nclude • bedrooms 2 1/2 baths formal hv no & d n ng oom large eat n k tchen and a. ge lam1ty room S tuated on a good s ze lot n Spnng Valley Subd v soo C ose to the hosplta and shopping Home s In good repa r and ready to move Into P'nce Reduced to S125 000 1201 m IIA 01 WISEMAN REAL ESTATE, INC. (740) 446-3644 -G)a==.,. E Mall Address w1seman@zoomne1 net NEW USTING BE THE FIRST TO VIEW THIS J BEDROOM RANCH HOME LOCATED IN A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SffiiNG ON A 1 41 ACRE., CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT SOON! LOt THE PRICE WON T STOP YOU ON THIS LOT & MOBILE HOME $21 900 Is lhe ask ng pnce on th s 14 x70 ~chulz mobtle home w th 3 bedrooms bath & more all set up on lol Slorage bu ld ng lmmedtale possesston1 11053 MOTIVATED SELLERI DROPPED PAICE TO $79,i00 Immaculate kept 1 1/2 story home tho1 s been e)(tenstvely remodeled 3 bedrooms large hvtng room dmtng area kttchen Detached overstzed 2 car garage N ce v1ew of tne OhiO R ver ntce s zed lawn . . . ~. ,.,I~ . . ' ' ~· . .. . - .• 1911 ... ··-"'· '· ! DAVID WISEMAN, BROKER,GRI- 446-9555 I Sonny Games .wi-2707 Carolyn Wasc~ • 441 1007 WARRANTIES ARE INCLUDED on all moat everyth ng with th s newer home L shaped ranch wtttl 3 bedrms 2 baths livong room n ce ktlchen w/oak cabrnats attacHed garage over 1 6 acre lot appro• This ts one must see to 1 , .. , - WATCH THE LEAVES CHANGE CQLOR ln your own wooded yard) Approx 4 acres that gtves lhls ranch home extra pr vacy Full walk ®t basement to covered patto 3 balhs large living room & dln ng area eat fn k tchen with lots ol cabinet & counter space 2 Car auachod gorage plus detached metal pole butldmg Owner anx ous to oeil l 11028 ·'<-::::1 I i.l. .. ' ll NATURAL WOODED SEmNG Scads of features ;n this 4 bedrm 3 bath home Including large master bedroom llv ng room large counlry ktlchen fully equipped wllh French doofs tnat lead to wrap around decking Full walk out basement with huge family rec room area w1th 2nd kitchen area complete with appliances Lots of extra storage space Cpme and en1oy thts well constructedlmatntatned rust1c home ""' See HOMES LIKE THIS ARE GETTING HARD TO FIND $65 DOD 00 Brick & frame (v1nyl) ranch home I 11006 wtth attached 2 car gara9e L ahaped living room din ng room & kttchen comb1nat on Nice lla1 lot being appro• 640 acre Exira garage & storage building oncluded In -.~--· ' .....~~ sale 11035 PRICE REDUCED! $129900001 Youre m1ss ng a super ntce home tf you don 1 constder thts L shaped cedar sided rancher Large k lchen w1th formal dmlng area sky I ghts & cystom made cabinets from Sfnlth large I v ng room family room 3 bedrooms den 4 baths exira room tn full basement complete w th second kitchen rec room & LOADS OF POTENTIALOver 15 acres that has lots more Too muc:h to menton Call 1odayi of road frontage Two large m th s ad build ngs (1) 44x195 metal lmmed ate possess ani build ng wtth load ng dock 11022 whtch s currently used as a veal call operatton (2) HUNTERS! WE HAVE ITl 50x180 metal pole bUIIdtng Do you wanl to own a used as slor~ge tor paradtu of your own? mach nery etc Plus l 112 W th n a lew hundred teet ol story dwellmg, eqUipped the Wayne Nat1onal Forest kitchen bath LR 11029 26 acres m/ s tuated at 14 RLUS ACRES that would McCombs & AI son Rd make a great weekend Walnut Townshtp Water & Deer retreat lor camp ng or n ce electnc close by place lo bu ld a new home or turkey & wtldlle plent lui II place a mobtle home n1eres1 ca I now 11055 County water and electr c already In tact 11004 60 NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD YES $19 900 00 Is AFFORDABLE MEl Older 2 the ask ng pqce tor th s story home wtth Vtew ot Ohio R ver Ntce level 60 x1 50 affordable home vinyl srded approx lot wh ch has cha1n 2 bedrm nome I v ng room 1nk fencmg Sttuated at kitchen I ont porch Call to Addtson lmmed ale see th1s one Would mak'e a possesston $20 s will buy greal rental 11038 me 11012 ...,. ' . ..... •.. MEIGSCherylCOUNTY Lemley A\ 742·3171 Btlutltul Rlvtr VIew at an anordable PfiCt ts what you 11 r nd at 8 Allen Drive Home ofte!"l 3 b80rooms 1 batn nice IMng room with stl<llng doots to porch w lh a VltW dining room open to kitchen 1 car garage an<! pirt basement lor only $49 ~ Call todar tniS one wiM not last long! ft17 MIDDLEPORT A 2 Slory home w lh 3 bedrooms and t 3/4 bath s Has a I v ng oom w1t1 a beaut lui I re p ace a d n ng room and a k tch en w th newer cab n&ts Comes w lh sta ned glass w ndows enclosed 19ar porch and s ts on a sma ll lot NDW$25000 DOTIIE TURNER Broker JERRY SPRADLING:·::·:::.. , .................... .... CHARMELE SPRADLING BETIY JO COLLINS BRENDA JEFFERS OFFICE TRY THIS ONE ON FOR Nice private senlng SIZE close to Bob Evans Farm over 41 acres comes w th this roomy ranch home that has 4 bedrooms 3 baths family room k !chen d1n ng room living room & more Very well kept land well matnta•ned C ly schools 11047 NEW COMMERCIAL LISTING! 2 Story br ck build ng s tuated at 69 Sycamore Street Prev ously used as a floral shop $49 900 00 Call tor complete I sting' 11054 1---~ fl RUSTIC STYLE PRIVATE SETTING $28 800 00 s lhe aeklng price for thts 3 bedrm mobil!• home and lot ...Com~lele w th de1ached garages extra storage outldtngs Lots of n ce shade trees set on your front porch and en)oy the pnvacy W1048 ,; $49 900 25 Gavin Stroot Cu1e 3 bedroom ranch home w1th I vtng room eat m kttchen small TV/play room lhal h~ sl dtng doors that leads rp roar qeck to lanced 1n back lawn 1 car garage ' J111141nUor ~~~~~r~~~~t~= IOltc:rlmlneung Ttetlll You will enjoy at ot the amenities of thla l - ' l WOLF PENN RD POMEROY A tile b I of country A 1967 Mobile home s It ng on a IItie over an acre 2 bedrooms/2 baths A nice yard & a shed w th ~ ~ta<age-bays You I love th s one NOW $32 000 . ~ _, Residential or commercial Wiring new service or repairs Mealer Licensed electnclan Ridenour Elactrloal WV000308 304 675 1786 our listings· blgbend@eurekanet.com Let us show tt execul ve home 4500 sq ft of qua l'f I v ng apace 11 rooms bOclroom. . .2 tlllhl .pluo 1wobclrtuslfeatur ng 4 Bi=lis 3 112 baths latmat LA & bR and forma 2 story --~···~·" 1 enlrancet. 1FR w th attracllve fireplace and sun room 2 ata ways ater~o and ntercom ayatem throughbut Th s beautiful home rests on 5 5 acres and Uatlng B~~··•~:~~~~~~;,~~~l~ I cJve>·lool<s 8 peaceful pond w1th have an sland 1208 tor aomeone looking lor themselves present business Great tocat on Excellent history sales and profits w th muctl more room 10 grow Equipment antt lnvento~ ncluded Give Dive a call for more nformetion Owners sell ng for IAtlordobla personal reasons 1213 PO &. 614 Ripln WV lll71 Real Eltate General "' Waterproollng 632:1 h-... . • los SERVICES 1880 Honda Goldwlng 1100 t 8 000 milfl $I BOO 740 992 7410 750 my .. """ "'!' own abin Or 1M: 1ft I luJuty ~ 20 Wilderness sell contained bathlshO•tt good condition $1000 firm 140 U2 2420 alter !pm 740-256 1222 740 tn.. tho wri-t bdUncl """ Pxlc up tho f.miy ... I" Clmpera " 1995 Dodga Neon 4 Dr Loaded! $5 000 080 740-441.0584 205 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH c a 1111 Spectrum & 1 aao Ford TltundorbiRI Ad Troller Bod lin, ., for- Flongot 304-eT$-5730 8110& Cal740-~i5-- _,.,.., .-..._, 11wt • Page 07 Budget Prlud Tran~Jnlnlona and Eng- AH Typos -~· To Ov..- 10 000 Tr~~nsmla1iona 1\11&"""'" 7A().808-m:J I MCNICKLES ROAD Jusl ott 338 A 1996 Skyhne Doublewrde w th 0 bedrooms 2 ba1hS and approx 31 B acres per1ec:t lor t'lunl ng Home has many extras nc!ud1fl9 ceramic t le counte tops oak ca b1ne1s tub tSu ft n bookshelves and hulch Call tor your $79 000 WORLD GO BY Just rem ode od 3 bodrm 3 ba hs huge lA wtcalhedra ce nga nee carpet new oo covtt ng roof & dc...wn spouts d t PI 41 2 A G s ngec us c n een Twp P ced o se VLS 446 6806 1112953 5 ACRE M/L. 529 CHAROLAIS LAKE OFitVE Th s t 4 oom maste p oce s a..-~ lab e because he owne s a e empty nesters Otter ng a to rna ent y lv ng m f rep ace fan'l 'I and game m w/2 gas og ep aces Beau u equ pped ~ tchen oak cab nels by Sm th pus work Island pan res En oy natu e I om 1'1e So anum FOI'ma d n ny oom w h a v ~w G ass enc osed back PI:' ch F st f oo aund y 4 bed oon s 3 ba hs Mo e ..- ng a en n he In shed basemen! ~ car ga age w/overhead slorage. Cab e o oe nstal ed Ne:(" "rY antenna on oot top fo g 9111 recopt on An s1ca ly andscaped lawn w h many trees and ock go de s A these e~ l as s1ea ne show V g n a L Sm 1 388 8826 or 446 6806 11085 BIJIL.OING LOT FOR SAlE The best lh ngs n kle 1 111 ng n a ovely subu ban ea near so os and Ho zer Med cal C Loca ad on Charota s Lake D ve on lakev ew Ct 2 3 !C m}l $19 900 BUILDERS WELCOME VLS 446 6806 13003 THIS ONE HAS !TALL now ool v ny s d ng neat pun p »: C A 3 8ad oom ancl Rodnoy I V ogo 2 ca ga og e and at a J ~ f~ l P co tha you can aHo d $68 500 ... 11085 BUILD A HOME Of \IOU 11099 COMMERCIAL. 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Alum soded ranch w th paved dr ve level easy to ma1nta1n lawn ltv~ng room 'k1tchon 2 bedrooms lots ol closet space In lhts -home! & \more 11002 Raclno Arn Lovely ranch home w th three bedrooms tam ly room lull basement sctua1ed on approx 39 acre~ Home Is heated wtth a heat & has a ntce shatter Sells tor OSG ,. �I • " Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV r 'Direct Deposit Week~ to be observed locally • Sunday, October 11,'1998 Weather Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60; Low:40 . J Meigs County's .' ' . Know How to See an Old Tractor . in a New Light? Just.Put a Grandson in the Seat! BREC TRUSTEES ·lalt, Patriot, N'anette Gill, McArthur, and Paul Berrldge, Jackson, were el~ Buckeye Rural EIICtrlc Cooperative ti'uateea during the recent annual meeting held In Rio Granda. 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' Daily3: WN Daily4:0010 () IQQ~ Ohl\1 Vall~)' P1•bh ~ luu~ Cn ·' educaring Ame'ricun people if lhe control of !hal money is in the local communities. under rhe loca l school boards," said House Majnrity Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas. 9 2 ' 'the ' lrikes could extend beyond ethnically divided Kosovo region throughoul all of Yugi,JIIa\'ia in what could grow to become the mosl rna.,. sive air campaign in the history of tile alliance. Kosovo is a province or Serbia.the main republic of Yugoslavia. The air slrike< "could happen al any time."C iinion's nalional securi1y adviser. Sandy Berger. said Sunday on CNI)I's "Late Edition." U.S. ~PY satellile' have caprured images of Yugoslav warpl~nes dispersing to caveS: bunkers or .f!Ven lields 10 avoid destruction by NATO forces, said administration officials, speaki ng on condition of anonymity. Only a fracrion of Yugoslavia's force of 65 MiG-21s and 15 highly capable MiG-29s remains at air bases, and those planes no longer are parked i'n close formation where they.,could be quickly decimated by NATO air power. dent," sa id Rep. Asa Hulchinson. R- said. "Th;;t is the on ly decision l~al than Slarr, .\aid Moran. Ark., a member of the Judiciary the House ha.' .'' and anylhing eiS. "is Moran and DeLay appeared on Commiuee. He added, however. " I unconstitutional." "Fox News Sunday," while Hutchin· would hesitate 10 go around " I he pan"CJearly. lhe president's behavior son and Barrell were on NBC's el's function regarding impeachmenl is imporrant." 'aid Rep. Thomas ' "Meet the Press." _ h. J d' · by taking a different slep sue a• ~~1'- Barrett, D-Wis .. another u ICJary Greg Craig. a new While House ommending censure. ,' tummiu~e member. "Bur 1 rhink . special counse l handling rhe An alternative 10 when we're rfying to decide ... ho.w impeachment matter, said it was preamong ropics a small group he should be he I·' accountable, what . marure to say whelher Clinlon should ~ , be a witness in th~ Hou!e inquiry. Republicans and Ken Smrr did is relevant. ' ..·•ng ·Hutch'mson. d'tscus.sed at • Cl' ·h 1 "We've gol to first determine tnton supppnor, suggest 1 a what the rules and the, processes are fasi meeting Saturday. Starr's office colluded with conservand whal the inlenlion of this comHouse Majorily Whip11 Tmil lk t· alive operatives to initiate · the MontDeLay, R-Texas.tried 10 que ta ~ ca Lewinsky inve~tigallon. an accu- rriinee is as it £oes forward,". Craig a punishmenl .for Clinton less I han sation the independenl counse 1" said on CBS' "Face IIhe Nation .". ''Is il gomg lo be a repeal ol lhe unfmr impeachment. denies. ' The framers of lhe Co•stilution "If I were putting my ·money on and partisan parry line kind of stuff "gave us a procedure ... to eirher eirher side. I'd ·said., the presidenl is' !hal we saw duri~g the first month? impeach or nol impeach, " · DeLay · going to be a more effeclive witness' self-sullicient-. A three-year lime limil on w~lfare brought groups togeth· er that had rarely worked together welfare position · . • before, he said. The rosull has been a change in auitude about welfare, Tompkins · · said: Instead·of a program to help the ··• poor, the system is becoming an economic tool i Good Afternoon You'll Like Our QualitJ WaJ of Doing Bu.sine.ss! <Ask how ta save even more with ..Ur 1btal Peefemid Package. · ' deal ~ay · be ·reached by·midweek Come See: Mike 'Northup, Dwight Stever&.• Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neal Peifer, Tim Conwell, Jam!e Adamson, Ted Brock, Joe Tillis Installation is only $9.9$. . '2 . Now Is a great tin. ta subscribe. · . ' ' .... . ' ~udge~ • Clinton told senior Senate Republicans last week in explaining U.S. pulicy. " I believe !he credible threat and therefore the willingne>S to U>e force. . has become }lecessary." . Thm force was becoming increa<- . ingly apparent Sunday._, six U.S. B52 bombers arrived alan air base in Britain while a contingent, of A- I<) antitank planes llew from Glmnany lo llaly. They represented a mere handful of the 430 U.S. and allied planes that eventually could be called into action. • Two U.S. defense official~ famil iar with the strike planning said the B-52s would launch cruise missiles from ou rside the reach of Yugoslavia's formidable·airdefenses while a pair of B-2 .stea hh .bombers would work al ni¥hl. rargeting bunkers and underground caves thai hide Yugoslav warplanes and. com· ··· mand pusts. . ~~i~~i~~~1~~:h~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~:;:;~~~:~~~~~t~:1~~ ·romkins re.$ign~state , COLUMBUS(AP) The Department of Human Services will be under ~ew leadership this week. because the m~n lho helped cut tbe number of people on wei fare in half ha.• resigned. Wayne Sholes replaces Arnold Tompkins, who served as director of the department for tive years. TOinp"TI!J: e are t60 many unresolved kins left the job Friday to .start a eonWASHINGTON (AP) - A deal foron lhe 1999 budget probably won'! . ISsues, sm evens. w o pre d'1c1ed ·. suiting lirm , with Jacqui Sensky, . be reached until at lea.st midweek. a that, if those iss s . e settled, the mer assiStant chief of.slaff for Gov. c.hief negotialor said today as talks House could be given a finished George Voinovich. When Tomkins took over, ttie enlered their second week andqaw- producl on Wednesday and the Senare on Thursda~. number of people on welfare was makers <luck· in Washington for rhe White House Chief of Staff Ersk- about 740,000. About 350,000 duralion nervously eyeU the Nov. 3 elections. · ine Bowie.~ is meeting toda~ with the remain, the fewest si.nce_t971. About Senate Approprations Co11'tminee Republican ' leadership, including ,. 55 ,000 people lost the a1d m lhe past Chairman Ted Srevens. R-Ainska, House Speaker. Newt Gingrich ·and year, when a welfare reform law took . . .. . said negotiators on SundaY. did come · Senule Majority Leader Trent Lou, to · effect. Tompk1ns.. m•tmted c han~e up wilh a draft prqpusal on spending discuss those policy issues, . which . include use of slatislical sampling in . through . progra!'ls .such us OhiO l~ve ls, but lhatlhe plan won't be presented to rhe White House until lhe year 2000 census, aborti on and Works F1rst. deSigned to move welsome of lhe policy issues clouding contracc:ptivc restrictions and new fare r~form to coun_lles. and reward rules on organ tmnsplants. agepc1es that make wellare cuts. . lhe debate are resolved. , Over I he years, Tompkms had h~s • He said Congress is likely to pass · President · Clinton un Sunday .; measure later today exlending for insisted the bouom line mu st he share of cn_ucs. Some DemocratiC t.Wo days a midnight deadline for Republican' concessions on educmion l~wma_kers ~aw lhe effort lo push . ~eeping the governmenl open while policy. "The delay musl end. On edu- ~o~le out ot welfare ~nd m~o JObs as calion, Congress mu sl choose h>rcmg them fu~ther _mto p~verty. the negotiations go on. progn;ss over parlisanship:" he said . "Th~ ¥oal ol welt are relorm '.s to before meeling with Democratic hft _ fam~iles out,ofpoverty and Into leadeN. se ll-s uft•c•ency, smd Rep. C.J. Prentiss of Clevehmd. · Republicans said they wanted a •·Taking ... benefils and polentialsay in where uny ex tra money for ly underm ining the quality uf life of education might go. "We're perfect· children whose mothers lose their ly willing lo spend more money on • . Report: Clinton, Starr both·may testify Berridge; Jackson. Berridge fills a t.rici ly is going logo up because of WASHINGTON (APr_ Presipusitiori vacated by Howard Lemon" environmental· regulations, includ- den I Clinton and prosecutor Kenneth Oak Hill. Lemon announced his ing new rules issued last week by lhe Starr bolh could end up testifying to retirement from the board and was EPA regarding emissions of nilrogen the House impeach men! inquiry -in what sume D~mocrars hope would be recognized with a gift and standing oxides. ovation for his 19 years of service. Four amendments to the code of a prelude to a deal for Cli.nlon. Interim General Manager Phil regulations were presented to the " I do think it would be in the president's interest 10 come before the Miller reponed !hat a proactive members and all were approved. approach to righ.t-of-way managePrior to the meeling, a counlry fair J d ' C .· , R J' u •c~ary ommntee, e~: lm ment h115 resulted in fewer service was held outside the school while ·mleiTI\Pt•on_ · Kt h' h 1 1h dl' Mer w·•' ••rv~d ,·n·•"de. Mor_an, D-Va., sa1d Sunda_y. Onc.e _ tsvc~u an ..!!.'!L. .e ~- • • riilht•of-way i~ befng surveyed and a · Activities tor ahildren included a.- ·havmjl .dl.lne thai, I'll bellhal there s sy'slem wide inventoi.y is being lractor pull, ring-toss. a shooting ' a good chance t~at would huwe some · ,, entere d rnto a compuler duta base, gallery, a wander"•ng clown and kmd of negotiated daal , perhaps which is nearly complete. So far this McGruffthe Crime Dog. Rashel Fa I- so~e t~pe of censure resolullOn. ... year, Miller said approximately 100 ion, sponsored on the Rural Electric He s gomg to have'o come before rhe miles have been cleared. Youth Tour by we!l of the ~enate probably, •I a deal rsn 1 mad• · • Miller also noted that the CoopBuckeye REC . "I th' •·k · bod · A · ' s·howedPz os 0 f · erative is using automated meier lhe trip. A large health fai also '? every Y 10 men~.• reading with the Turtle anracted members. would ,liRe to hear from rhe pres•- '. 97 CHEVY CAMARO Z28 .P rime Time Emmr·N~miriation!i on cable, shouldn't · you be watching?,· CEO, Buc ke ~ Power. Inc .. told those atlending that Buckeye Power, the generation and transmissi·on cooperative thai supplies power to Buckeye REC. had the best year in its history last year. He urged members WASI!INGTON (AP)- A polen- , lional moniloring miS<ion in KPsovo tial U.S. and allied air campaign to vrrify compliance with demands of ,. against Yugoslavia is designed first to the U.N. Security Council. • intimidare. then to desrroy. "I think Hoi brooke has come out Little secrecy surrounded allied and told you lhal he i' nul making lhreats to moun! pha.'Cd and ~scalat,. progress." White House press secre· ing air strikes against Yugoslavia in · tary Joe Lockhan said lnJay. " The response to repression of ethnic AllY•· message is dear _: Pre,ident Milonians in the Serbian province of sevic has to come inlo full compliKosovo. · ance with the U.N. Security Council • Openness about what awaits resolulion. If he does not, NATO will Yugoslav President Slobodan Milo- be prepared to lake the ne.l sleps." sevic wa.' precise ly the puint.a.• U.S. Milosevic\ stubbornness has and allied diplomars hoped intimida- Pre ~idenl Clinton worried about a tion would win concessions where humanitarian disaster !oohould up lo diplomacy failed. 250,000 refugees in Kosovo be There were no signs Sunday that trapped by rhe approaching winter. Milosevic, whose ethnic Serb pulice He also has e.pressed concern that forces are. suspected of ma.. sacring U.S. threals have appeared hollow. scores of ethnic Albanian rerugees in "As the situation in Kosovo has . recenr weeks, wa.• ready to yield. deteriorated, rhe credibility of U.S. Talks stalled over a proposal by U.S. warnings to Mil osevic first issued by · envoy Richard Holbrooke that Milo- President Bush in 1992, and rearsevic agree to an e,~panded intema- tinned by me, also ·are cha ll enged," , . . services. and has jbined the Touch- Jackson, Lawrence, Meig.1, Pike, stone Energy SM .branding initiarive. . Richard K. Byrne. presidenl and· Ross, Scioto and Vinton coumies. Don't be trielred ~ the other · eu~s ehouls, eome see us for a treat S 1ngle Co py . 35 Cents Intimidation of Milosevic fi-r st ·aim of al·l ied attacks: ( TAWNEY With 139 Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 117 • has been elected as il delegate to the ., I 15th annual meering of I he Amerj·. day through Saturday. Free limited can Angus Association, slated N~v. delivery is offered within. the Gal- 16. in' Louisville, Ky. lipulis city limits. Tom F. Woodward. Ill. Gallipolis. ha.• been named an alterriale delegate. do passport p~~~~~~ Identification 1 and photo llnl Same Day Service • ' i, H~!'ID~E~L~~a~~~~~:~~ell. us copy your old family photos. Special 2-5x7's lor $14.95, Reg. $19.95. SAVE $5.00. We also Eastern 7-0 Page 5. I I Holzer Hotline RN on duty 6 am to 2 am 7 days a GALLIPOLIS - Patrick Kelley, former chef of lhe Down Under Re.,tauranr. and The Iron Gate Restaurant , recenrly opened a f:uni ly-style resraurmil at 28 Cedar'Street in Gallipolis. Patrie~ has 17 years experience. in· lhe restaurant business. · Kitchen offers u home. Kelley's < style lunch menu, and is proud to ~mnoun~:e lhe dinner nu!n\.1. featuring Kelley's slow-roasted pr~e rih , serv~d wilh homemade mashed potato.: ~. salad and dinner mils. · Owned and operared by Patrick and Linda Kelley, Kelley's KiJchen is open from 10 a.n1. until 8 p.m .. Mon- , ·· -.....;-.....~~~- slips past ' Now comes the test for investors j Southern ,{ a New r9staurant open~ on Cedar St. •' in Gall"l'pol 1·-. 5 · · . • Bengals upset Steelers, Page 4 Social Sequrity golumn, Page 10 Yanks, .Braves triumph, Page 4 High: 70; Low:40 GALLIPOLIS ' . The w~k of through the 1113il will have to sign up October 12- 16 has been declared for electronic deposil by the January "Direct lkposit Week" nationwide. deadline. Throughout the week Ohio Valley Direct deposit systems provide the By CUFF EDWARDS record. Florida. the nation'slaiJUI orange the Chicago Board of Trade after the Bank will panicipare in various activ- . financial instilutions alld llleir cus- AP Butii!MI Writer On other rnWt.s. soybeall. com. grower, is expected 10 harvect a crop gOYemment reported the fall crop Frozen, concentrated orange-juice meal llld livestock futures moved or 190million bo~, the USDA~i­ _ititli pi"omoting direct deposit. inchld- tomers willl added sufety, reliabilitywill be 5 percent smaller than previillg, a contost for those who sign up and convenience: as well . as, a futures rocketed 25 ~n:enl Friday on sharply higher. mated, down from a record 244 mi I- ous estimate~ . Com futures also for direct deposit during the week. decrea.'C in cost for both panics. By the Board of Trade of the Ciry of New Orange juice jumped as the U.S. lion boxes a year ago. Florida was advanced. · . Social Security benefil,. will be a u•ing !lirectdeposit an individual's York after the gOYemmenl reported · Agricuhure' Depa~nt ,monthly 50Ciced by rainy weather early this The USDA's 'Oyhean ·ropon ai!(O • ' •. prominent focu' for National Direct payment is available to he or she on harsh weather in Aorida this )e:ir ' crop estimate show¢ a decline near, · year. hOI and dry weather in the look ll1lukd panicipants by surpriS.: lkposit Week. their regular payment date. II cannol slashed the orange crop by an esli- ly lwice what the market had antici- ~ng ~ early summer and heavy 1110!11 a/talysb ~ad predicled the gov"Direct lkposit" means payments be stolen, lost or misplaced. If indi- mared 22 percent from lll'>t year's pated. rain qam lhrough late September, ernment would increa.<e slightly it~ are sent elecrronically to bank , viduals are away from home , they causing fungus damage and fruit rot. .previou• estimate of a 2.91 billionaccount. eliminating the' need to print don't have to worry because ·their Orange juice futures for Novem- bushel ..,Ybean crop. Instead. !he , and mail check.<. Numerous banks. check is not silting unprotected in ber delivery rose 25.75 cents 10 government said late-sea.<;on dry. hot employers. credit unions and gov- their mailbox. With direct deposit $1.267 a pound. weather' helped sharply reduce pod ' . emment agencies already use direct there is 00. need to make a special trip . Soybean futul'ell priCes !lOafed on counts. deJIO!'it in place of payroll. benefit to I he b-dllk jim to- cash or deposit and pension ch~cks , your check. Plus, your money begins Although"'"' of direl't•deposit has earning int~:rest immediately if you incre ..-;ed dramatically si nce 1997, have an inrerest-benring account By JOHN CUN.NIFF vide long-tenn profit~ for those will. ing tQ accept risk. National Direct Depc»it Week is an To demonstrate the increased use AP Business Analyst •' · effon to expl!lld public.awareness of of direct depoi;ii. the percentage of NEW YORK - When stocks are' The big que,stion is will they, and the beneficial use. of direct dei'O'il. government employees using this rising 10 the heavens, as they were the pru;t suggest. that many will nor. Someday it will be required that all form· of payment grew from 92 per- unti l recently, you don't even need a Nobod~ can say when the bottom payments from the federal govern- ce'ntto an even larger 95 percent, in · ticket to go. along for lhe ride. The ~i!l be reached or at what depth. and ment be ' made by direcl depo>it or 1997. The Social Security Adrrtiriis- hard part is lhe re-entry; it's whl II IS even hkely thai the economic oiHer electronic methnd.s. This tration ha.• been making all types of . you pay the fare. news may become darker in weeks 10 includes, but is nollimiretlto, Social payments by direct 'deposit since It provokes the question: Ar come. Some clarkening is all but foreSecurity, Supplemental Security 1976. small investors. the sort of folks with ordained by eyenu; now unfolding. Income, vereran,, civil service and Currently, rhroughout the United $IO,OOO.to $50.000 in stocks, going But there will be a bottom. And rmlroad re1~remen1 paymepts. States, almost 45 million people to do as small investors so often have lhen what'! This is a major wncern for our ' receive $282 billion a yrar in S.ocial ' done In the past, which is sell out at H. Brad lee Pell)l, an investment .stale and especially lhis.area. In Ohio. Security be~etils, numbers rhat con- the wrong time? counselor. says it well: "We have to greater rhan 923.(Xl0 heneliciaries tinue 10 rise. It is estimated lhat soon . Ideally, the time to sell is when lhe remember lhat hear !!latkets always sti l! recei vc Social Sccuriry checks as afler the year 2000, every fourth .jler- marker, is high enough 1~ provA a provide the best opportUnities to buy lhe~r source ol payment. F1lly-thrce son will be-eligible for Social Sccu- profit, but that also is when ir. isUsr · into attracrive companiet~ a1 favorable percent of Franklin Cuu_nry's beneti- riry benetits. difficult to sell. It_ is a time when the '· prices." " ,. ciaries lake advanlage of direct . As a result of direci deposit, bulls roar "buy," brokers promote, Bear markel' always end, and the "deposit. while only 36 percent of Pike Social Securily saves money. The and greed runs wild. ensuing markets provide worthwhile Coun1y rec•p•enls use 11. Pen.:entages govemmenr saves 40 cents fur every History shows that for t6o many results. It happened. spectacularly drop even furrher l<x:al ly. Thirty and payment thai does not have ' to be small. amateur, part-time investors after lhe· bear markets of 1987 and 29 perccntnf beneliciaries In Juckson printed and mailed. Thi.s is just one the decision to sell is made when the 1\190. bur it happens lo some degree and . Meigs Coun~ies respectivoly way that the organizalion ha.• found market already ha.• descended after every decline. when lhe bulls are moaning, brokers ·& r~cc:av~ lhe1r ~ntt1ts through dtrect to cut costs. The savings remains in Despile downturns. the momendcpusu. In Galha Cqunly, 31 percenl lhe Social Security Trusl Fund and is are yelling "sell" and fear tranlum of t~e market remains up, as eviuse lhe system. This means th~l the available for future payments; thus, scends. de~ced by the average annual 19 perEarly indications SU!Jgest the same "cent total return (appreciation and 69 percem ol Gall!~ County reSidents ensuring benefits for furure generawho are sri II receivin}l" lh~ir checks tions. .• syndrome. is at work tQday and that dividends) for equities over lhe entire it will co~tinue until the biuer end, 1982- 1\1\)8 period. · and thai untold thousand,, even milA reminder: While investment lions. of smail investors will then oppurtunilies are likely 10 develop Immediate transformation takes pl.ace ... A swear off stocks ,for years to come. over the next few months, there's no precious memory is etched into your mind forever. What a shame! Just when I he bar- urgency to jump in blindly. On avergains might be.uppe_arin$. ' age, it has taken the past 15 bear mar• Late las! week stocks on the New kets 11 mnnlhs to regain the previous Ke,eping children healthy is our goal - if you York Stock exchange were down high.. . ' more than 35 percent on average. and need help with any health care concerns There is no assurance that the close lo 50 . percent on the Nasdaq averuge will be maintained, but Permarket. where many of the smaller, please ask us! ry, among others, observes thai in potentially high-growth companies only three instances has it taken H~alth l-800~462-5255 are·listed. longer than 14 months to re-achieve . At their 'earlier highs. of course, . lhe old highs. ' ~eek mosl of l.hese srocks. blue chip and ·Behind the clouds rhe sun still speculative, were priced fur above the shine."', long-tenn norms. Those long-term NEW RESTAURANT . ·A ribbon-cutting ceremony waa . price-to-earnings mtios now are chis. held Thursday lor. the official opening ol Kelley's Kitchen, locat~r to I5 than 30. as they had been . ed at 28 Cedar St. Plc:tured on llrsl row, left to right are Linda Jeep Now that the market has plunged. and Patrick Kelley, owners and Jay Moore, preald!lnt ol the Gal· many current PEs are srill above the Eagle Ita County Chamber ol Commarce. Rear· Mike Tro.wbrldge, Cindy norms. Sti II, some stocks have fallen ~atheny, Batty Kallay and Brian Kallay. Not pictured ··Michelle · to a level that conceivably could pro- · . Martin and James Roal. · Sports October 12, 1998 Today: Sunny Orange juice·futures rocket 25. percent higher on crop estimates I' Monday Report: cash assistance, food stamps, child- care and job training will not accom- ~ plish lhis goal." Bur Tompkins said com munities have learned to used their resources so welfare recipients cun become $~0 PARADE WINNERS • First and second· place winners In the Oct. 3 Big Bend Sternwheel Festival Parade sponsored by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce were, In order by : Individual float, Julie Spaun and Jamie Drl!ke; kid unit, PJ:lll Blackwell and Tanlsha McKinney; new unit, Boy Scouts of Amerlc;a and Hula Hippo; animal units, Rebecca Facemyer and HOPE riders ; walking unit, Farmers Bank and Pomeroy's VIctorian Tour Guides; vehicle, Howard Mullen and Air Force jet; bus!- ness, Ohio Valley Bank and Overbrook NursIng Cenler; .organization, SHrlners and Amerlr can Legion. Shown receiving trophies Thursday are, from left: f~ont - Howard Mullen, Boy Scout Seth Johnson, Fair Queen Julie Spaun and Lisa Smith (OBNC); rear •• Chamber · Tourism Committee Chairwoman ,Iudy Williams, Michele Oliver and Kyla Carpenter (OVB), Donna Schmoll (FB&SC), David Jackson and Cindy Saunders (OBNC). million in _state aid delayed to schools AKRON (A P) - At least $30 The depurtmenltold the newopa- · million in stme aid needed by sc hool perthat il was unable to create all the dislricts to pay for ni!'W education oew education formulas required marlt.late."' will '· be nt lt!a.'H three · afler the Legislalure overhauled the monlhs lute. the Akrt1n Beacon Jour- states ·" hoolfunding sys tem in Febnul reported loday. ruary. Schools have been ·geni ng rhe Schools were suppos'O'I 10 r<eeive the: money in July hut won' t st:u1 get· ~rrtne amount of fund ing I hey gollasl ling it uruiltll~ end of thi s moruh- schoo l year. even though they were nearly one-lhi rd of th,e w"y lhrnugh forced to implement the costly new lhe fi,cal year, said Smcic l:awell. mundules in August spok~swoman for lhe Ohio Deparl- · Sch<x>l districts sa id they were nol r~lc ing a fin;.ncial emcrg'~ncy without fncml of Educaliun. ' rhe money. The Barberton schoo l disrrid has been losing money since it hired "13 new teachers 10 satisfy new requirements for class size.'! <illd <1ll -tlo1r kindergarten. said dLi!it rict treasurer Paul Wulff. .. It gets very frustr:.ni ng when you havt! met :1ll the rnandah:s the state is making. " but the money doesn't cnme. he "I fl.!d e-st. .. ~aid . ljk ~ The mandates. part of~~ new fund ing fonnula that gives 2!4 SL'hoolliistriLls n 10 pen:e~t in1..'rl!a'e in aid. indude lht!' fivC~ycar pha~~ - in of i.1 rt!'411irementthat di~ t rit·t , 'el a:-.it.k I J pcn.:\.! nt of thdr hud£:Ch for tl:XI · hnnb. hui ltling rnaintcnant·c. und l'mergcnl!y funtk Sdu)ul offi~t.1 iab :-.aiJ lilWIIl<JI... er-. pnsst!d the mandutcs without know· ing the cost or whcthcr di~tri ct~ wt>re d1argin g . th~m . ir.ll~r- . financittlly uhle to fulfi llth ~m. .h)hn Piasun . trca . . urcr fur Akron a schools. said the district had ~noug h y.:ar-end (:ash in July tn 'il ay utloat. But. he said. the district would hnvc hl!t:n rt!~o:eiving $700.000 mort! a numth from the \lUte on which ht:: .could haVe hcen collecting intere~l ­ almu~t t•nougll to pay the monthly salary of a .beginn ing teacher. · "My 'g ucs~ is, it wi ll lle January • before they' ll straighten it out ," he ~a id . "1 don't blumc the sHitc d.epartmcnl al all . The Legislature;, lheone that ,tu.rned ·thing ~ upsidt! down." ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 11, 1998 belcher cartwright clagg devoe ellis jeffers miller o'dell rhodes siders sorrell stevens withers