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Isn't 1t amazing that a compuler system can become obsolete before half the users --- to ---- it? PRINT NU MBERED lETT ERS I' p 14 I I 11 I Vol 25 No. 30 Copyrighl8d 1990 8 7:05(() Jtfltroont 7:30 (}) 11 Family Feud (!) Bewnchod Ill En1t"alnmen1 Tonight (() 11 Morna's Family Ql Ill il2l Jtol)llrdyl Q illllll M'A'S'H (!) U.S. Opon Tennis @ Major Ltogue llleebllll Crouflno 7:35 ()) Major Luguo 111-11 8:00 (]) G il2l Quantum loop A stripper and her boyfriend return an infant to its mother c a ~ r5'ov/E: Efftc1 or O.mma Royo on Man-ln -n..Moon Mlrigoldi(PG) (2:00) Cil [])Ill College Foolbooll <Il (f) Wethington WHk In Review C (J) II Fu( Houee Jesse catches D.J. with a beer and jumps to the wrong conclusion. (R) C IIIJ C Ill Primo 'rime Peta A surllng dog and a TV-watching cat are featured . (R) [;J a Tuoo Connection a PrimoNo... 11!1 MOVIE: Rock-A-Byo Seby (2:00) 8:30 <Il Wall SlrHI WHk Q (J) II Family Mattera Rachal's first data since her husband drives the family crazy. IR) 1;1 Cfl won SbHt C 111J 112141) Candid Camono: Funny - y Allen Funl hosls this speclol whlcll takes a hilarious look at the average citizen's reaction to w- money. a On Slago 9:00 I]) G il2l Midnight Caller Jack is charged will1 vehicular manslaughter . (R) g (() D MORK MEEK I \NONDER WHAT5 ON OLR TELEVIS ION , ITs A LAMP AND A 60NL ON TELEVISION. OF PAF'SR FLOWERS Tht Stort of EngUoll Perfect S1rllngero Trytng to help out his sister . Larry files a fake insurance clolm . (AJ 1;1 (f) Evening ol Pope 111J ll2J Ill Newhort Michael and Stephanie consider a divorce. (A) C Naohvlllt loiow Lany King Uvel 9:30 (J) New Atlftude Vlcl<i and Yvonne prOduce a commercial to compete with a beauty shop. Q 111J ll2J G) Portnero In Ufe Two bueldies, who work as rickshaw drivers , become 1nvolv8<1 in intrigue when they tr'l. . !.O earn money to go home. 1:;1 10:00 (2J II il2l Midnight Cellar Jock appears headed for a prison sentence for manslaughter. (A) 1;1 (!) 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PISCES (F•b. 20-M~rch 20) Today il you ha\le to make a choice regarding the diSinbut •o n of your resoo rces. men tal or monetary, put your family fir st Relegate out side demands to second LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) If you're plan- place n•ng a social ha ppening today. il' s best not to invite Ioo man'( guests . Everyone. mcluding yourself. will have a betl er time if the group is small and controllable SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) This could turn out to be a profitable day for you. ye! 11 might not live up to your e)lpecta11ons Perhaps 11 is because your asp iralions are unrealistic ARIES {March 21 -April19• People with whom you 're involved today will be aware of the dynamics of your personal1ty, but ir you really want to Impress and captivate them , underplay your role rather then overplay it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something opportune materially might develop tor you today, but lhere Is a chance you may not capitalize on It as you should SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) and thereby lose some of whollt hos to Someone wh o is Quite convincing might • after. make you some promises today that 1GEMINI (M•r 21-June 20) Members of could sou nd too good to be true. Weigh the opposite gender wfU find you apSept. 1. 11111G what is said with a grain of salt, because pealing today. You'll score points with your instincts may be rig ht. your charm and wit , but not necessarlty There 18 8 strong possibility In the year CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) Your with your logic . ahead IMI you might be able lo parllco- possi bilities for personal goln ore en- CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Proceed . pate in something fruitful anothet' maucouraging today. but this won't be at- cautiously In joint ventures today, espe. urotea You will be \nvlled on board . tributed to your luck . Rewards will be clally If there are costs involved. Be sure l:ecauN 01 0 special need you con fulfill derived in proportion to the efforts you the assessm9f1ts on your counterpart VIRGO (Aug. zs,Sept. 22) Asaerltveexpend. equals that which you have to fork out neas ond effort will gel you the reword s AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) You're -1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usually you're you desire loday. but wtshlul thinking both a doer and a talker today , but your the type of person who llkee to think for on"l You mual decide whethel you will emphasis might be focused on the later \"Ourself, but tod~y you might abdicate a dreamer or a doer. Know where to You'll tare better if you strive to be more I his privilege to an associate who Is not loolc fa< romance and you "ll find " The . pr oduCti ve and less vocal !IS smart as you are . :e 1 , SCRAM-UTS ANSWEU Truant - Shirt- Lasso - Occupy- CONSCIOUS Quote from a famous psychologist "Trust your hunches. They"re usually based on facts filed away just belowtheCONSCIOUSievel. " _ ___ _ a BRIDGE one short a Tout Connection a M-yllne IIJZonG 11:20 (I) MOVIE: The lncrodlble Mr. Llmpot (2:00) 1t :30 (J) @ Blot of Coroon Stereo. , (lJ Alire From Off Contor (J) Moun-r Mopatno lllllordortown 11 :38 (J) Clleorl r;l e I[)). Love Connection IJ2) • '21 Jump ~ Cll8 ' EAST +AKJI084 .JI078Z •z + I was showing one ace. Notice that ! +3 SOUTH +QU2 .Q4 • 3 +AQ1098 5 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South s...Pas> •• Wesl Pass p... Pass PaS8 4+ I. Nort.~ 2• ,.s• Eut 2+ s+ INT s+ All pass +7 L-------------' Opemng lead : ace of clubs, then a diamond to the ace. and ruff a diamond with the club queen. Go back to the club king In dummy. and now there is time to set up the diamond suit with two more ruffs. allowing 12 tricks to be made . Jltr* J«<by 'l boob ~JIIf.'Obr c:w lll1clle. Mil "JM:Obyoo C.rd a.mcr·(rrrlUs rrltbiJU f1tbr. liH! I•M Osr1Jd JM':Oby) •~ 1)0• ant~bJ~ II boobloru. llolb 1n pubJJJMd by PbArw Bot:l!b. CROSSWORD by lltOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Chortle 6 Nassar's successor 11 Plenty 12 Dean Martin' s '" I hal's --· f 3 Jlavl Shank ao·s Ye•lerday'• Answer to argue?· menl 3 Cuuent 14 Clumsy 4 Foresl cA res se r clearing 15 t yric 5 On lhe poems spot 17 Piece 6 roof of cake 7 Accumu t 8 Appoint · lales men I boo~ 8 Righi enlry unlillhe 20 Ull imale very end 22 Ba seball 9 Region bal 10 U of Md ma1e1 ial player 73 Baal by 16 School lhe zona srnalla gl warning 18 Quick ra ce fg The C halies' dog 21 Right 30 Horne ol tho T10jan s 33 Miller's sales man away, In memos (abbt .) 23 Jol down 24 '"I rin~y · aull•or 2 5 rtlng 27 "Have 34 a -- Pl a !A~u 35 I v·' Jhic~e 37 Roue 39 Opposite ol WSW 41 l apidary suhjecl 42 ·· (COI1lr1l0Jl wish) margin 8131 I hoe teller slatorls lor anotlwr In lhls SArtlfllr IIi.< n.<r1l lnr the three I.'s, X lnr til<' two o·s . rlr . Sin~le lrllers, llfKTShophes. the lenl(th and lormntion nl the wnr <Is at r nil l1lnls F:ach <lay tlw rode lett en are diller r nf CRVPTOQUOTF. \1 W II ment, a sternwheeler race. sa l£' Items and concessions . Thoug h the even I i s slill in the l nlllal planning sta ge, the two By BRIAN J. REED USS MUDSOCK - This sternwheeler, which docked at Pomeroy several days ago, Is much like those that will be docked at lhe Pomt•roy leve e during the las t weekend In Octob er. The boats will com mitteC's a l so a re co ns id eri ng a parade and t he crowning of a festiva l queen for th e wee ke nd PVP nl Reed states thai 12 10 15 Slernwheelers a r e com milled, a t this polnl , l o parllclpal e I n the festi va l , which Is being staged In conjuncllon wlth the American Sternwheel· Association's Fall Foliage Tour. The American Sternwheel As· sociation, w hic h is headquar · tered in Ma r ietta, clai m s members from all over th e world, and plans severa l activl 1/es like the Fa it Foliage Tour ear ll vear I one By LEE ANN WELCH Times -Sentinel Stall GA LLIPOLI S - Bus i ness as usual'' Pretty much As an nounced earlier. Gal lipo· I is will be I he capita l of Oh io for a day on Sep t. 14. w hen Gov R ic har d F . Ce leste and his ca binet come to tow n to do of fh p MZXY711 7 M S 1· 1· Y M dock as a pari of the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival , which the M eigs County Chamber of Commerce hopes will becom e an annual event In Pomeroy . members owns a sternw heeler with a bit of loca l hlslory . The · 'Boone Weaver'· was builtin lh e ear ly 1900s by a company In Racine. Those al1ending the fesllval will be affo r ded l he opportunity to tour somt• of the boats, wh ich will dock at the Pomeroy Levee for lhe weeke nd . Reed an Ucipales thai som e of t he boals will arrtve on Friday. Oct. 26 In preparallon lor thel r weekend In Pomeroy. The slf>r nwhee lers will depar! ear ly Sunday. assoc iati on Gov. Celeste will attend a private luncheon with local edu· cation administrators, who will express their concerns to him and discuss the state of schools in the area. business While there will be a few spPc ial activitiPs - th e governor reportedly w a nt s to try a "RC'· mod og·· made by local restau - ran tPur RPmo Rocc hi - hf' will meet wit h various groups. Hr be I n tow n to ho ld office hou r s and <.~ l so Workers OK move to strike w \1 II W II I .I II W II I .I /' I . y 7. I I V 7. X .I I 7 Y X M I 7. Y X II W II S II I I' C I . Y C II M Veeterd•v'e Crvptoq•oltn IIONFSTY 1'1\YS. lit II II I>OFSN"T SEEM 10 PAY FNOI/(;11 10 StIll SOMr 1'101'1 I' KIN lllmiiAIII> - - -- - -· --- ---·-- - - i issuPs center plans to takra wagon t our of !hr com mun ity. T hr da y is juSI another of t he highlight s of thr 19~11 hl crnlen · nia l cclPbra! iun, and lh isr fforl is .<pearheadrd bv Ci t _ , . Manager Da lr E. !man On lht:'t'Vl' ning prior, lhf'J'£'\vill be an oprn public forum. at 7 .10 p.m . ill thf' rp no vi":l ted Arlpl Thea!t'r on Seco nd Aven ue. Later. Ce les le w ill slay wlih a host f amily. whlrh has yrl to br dr ter mined. According loa prPss spok es woman for the governor. thai family may or may not wis h to be na m ed to the public. On Friday , there wi ll bt• an inv11 ed breakfast at lhe E l ks Lodge foll owed by a lour of the Robbin s & Myers p la nt After t hat. the governor will mre l w ilh lhr Ga l lia Academ y Hi gh School Kry Cl ub Thr govrr nor is aware of the recognl · lio n of the group nat ionally a nd in ternationally, ha vi ng been named fop large K ey Club among 1:1 nations in 1989 A I 10: 20 a.m . . th e gover nor wi ll dedicate t he waterfront project which expa nd ed the upstream pub lic use area. Then. Ce lesre wil l co nduct h is dally business from Gal lipolis. T here will be a pri vate lun cheon wll h the local edu callo n adm inistrators. w ho will express their co nce rn s to Celes le and di scu ss the stat e of sc hools In th e area. Ten lalive ly sc hedu led from 1:20 to 1: 45p m .. lhe.gover nor w ill at tend the m on th l/ blrlhday parry at lhe Ga llla Co unty Sen ior Clflze n Ce nte r Leaving I he re , he will tour the Ga l lipo li s Developmental Ce nter. and then drive up to Fortificatio n Hill. to !'>PP for himsel f t hP breat hl aklng view Ga l lipollla ns ha ve access to daily Once again In the afternoon. the governor w ill ho ld office hours. do in g his rlaily tasks, unt i l llnw for th e bi g ce leb r a llon AI 5:30 p.m .. il" s hoped the entlrP town will turn out for thr \ on wages, health In su rance and longevlly . ""The union declines lo re lease spec ifics at this t im e.·· Woodall said. Loca l 1316 plans to pic ket all city -owned or operated bu lldlngs and prope rly . Nego tiations for a fo urth conlra ct belween the union and the city bega n In June. The first contract was signed In 1985. Th e current agreement expires at mldnlghl , Tuesday, Sept. 4. The mediator Is scheduled lo meet again with the clly and th e union on Tuesday. Both parti es had agreed to a news blac kout until !he process reached Impasse. Woodall said . City Manager Dale lman was (Continued on .4,.,'1) 1 4 Section I , 98 Page& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper jail sentence POMI::ROY - M eigs County sler nwheeler enthu siasts will get an opportunity fo see some of those In teres Ung vessels up c lose In October. when th e M eigs County Chamber of Co mm erce and lhe Pomeroy Scsqu lcentrn nlal Commlllee co-sponsor the Fl r s1 Btg Bend Ster nwhee l Fesli· va l during I he weekend of Oct. 27. The organiza tions an nounced the event earlier this week . and according to Meigs Co unt y Cha mber of Comm er ce Pres i· dent Bruce Reed, some of the actlv l l les bei ng planned for lhe even! will Include live ent er ta in · Unresolved ll.rr'~ how to work II : Mostly sunny today, with a chance of slonns. Highs will range between 80 and 90. Riggs draws solved Iss ues. Wooda ll sa id In a press release . The union and the city m el Thursday wllh a state-appo lnled mediat or. bu!lhe talks failed to produce a n agreement. he added. I\XYIILRI\I\11R 1 y Stemwheel fest plans underway for fall co mmendatlons on four unre· I<LONHFF.LI.OW I .I S Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, September 2, 1990 GALLIPOLIS - Members of Local 1316 of the Amer ica n Federation of Stale . Cou nty and Municipal Emp loyees havr voled to Slrike t he cit y of Gal llpolls on Wednesday. Sept. 5 al 12: OJ a. m . Local 1316 Prcsi · den I Joe Woodall announced . Loca l 1316 , which represents26 non-s upervisory c it y employees . sent !he city a 10-day lnlenf -l ostrtk e noll ce Aug. 24 fo llowing a m embers hip vo te to reject a stale-a ppointed fact.flnder"s re - 26 Pool parl ic ipnnl 28 Georg e .Jol son's dog 29 Overar.t 31 fowel lnscriplion 32 Cool dessa11s 33 Nol so much 34 Leo"s pride 36 Cornlield raider 38 Dodge 40 Female It lend (Sp I IIAII.Y I"R YJ'TOQIJ(ITF.~ -- Along lhe River ......... BJ-8 Buslness .....................•D -1 Comics- ................ , .. Insert Classllleds ............. .. . D-2-7 Deaths ........................ A~ Editorial ............. ........ A·2 Sporlll .................. , ... C-1-8 Times-Sentinel Stall POMERO Y A Reedsville man was srnlenced Friday In conn ec llon wllh h is Involvem en t In the June 2 dea th of Vic! or Will . Jason Riggs, 18. pled gullly ea rlier this mon th to charges of aggrava ted vehicular homicide. lamper(ng with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse. Frida y. following lhe some· Umes emollonaltes timony of I he defenda nf. character w ll nesses on his behalf. an d I he v/cllm "s fam il y. M eigs Co unt y Common Pleas J udge Fred W. Crow II I handed down a sente nce l ri accord ance with a plea bargain agreement between the defend anl"s counse l, Alhens at torney Herm an A. Carson. and Meigs Co unty Prosecutin g Allorney Steve n L. Stor y Both Ca rson a nd Story were present In courl Fr iday. as was Assistant Prosecuting Attor ney Lind a R . Warner. Riggs was rem and ed to the custody of the M eigs Cou nty sheriff to begin serving hi s se ntence ol 1\1, years on lhe chargeofgrossabuseofacorpse. which Crow ca lled '"the m os l Business, pleasure to mix during Capital for a Day 431ha Evil One 44 Allan or Black 45 Keep on (walch) 46 Foe DOWN 1 - Vegas 2 "Who - inshu V W II 12:00 (() N/glllllno Q 1111 Mognum, P.l. +K872 • 73 • K985 tQJ9B5 North-South had agreed to play · J 4 DOPI \double sbows 0 aces, pass shows 1 ace, etc .) after Blackwood interference from the opponenls. This method worked well enough for North. When South passed over five bearts. he I e e ~~~~~~Highllghto IIi& 8togo e 8portl Tonight ·~ By James Jacoby Soul.h"s opening bid was qu~te _ mi~i ­ mal By passing over East s 1m1tal spade overcall, South suggested weak 1 values. Later. after North had SUJ>porled clubs and East had come in with his second suit, South was able to comfortably bid four clubs. showing extra length in hiS opening suit. With this information. North bid the slam. East won the king of spades and swttched to the jack of heariB, covered by the queen. the kong and dummy"s ace . Declarer now played A-Q of clubs. Can you guess declarer "s name' If you say Willy Nilly. you are right. After A-Q of clubs, Willy played A-K of diamonds. shedding a heart. He noted with dismay that diamonds were :>1. So he rulled back and forth in dia monds and spades. but at the finish he was left with a spade loser. The winning line is to play just the 1-ll·M .A 3 tAKI0761 ~w~ Falling cameras. illJ 111 Aroenlo Holl 0 Mloml VIce NORTH Inside t A V ~ IN TH ESE SQUARES C-1 • Complete th• chuckl• quot.d by lilling In tho mlsslng -ds -L--L-- L . ....JL-.1 you develop from Slop No. 3 bolow. 7 sroter a a THINK Chuck Stone feels the election of a woman as D.C.'s mayor may help in his A-2 column ,..,-u_R_K_N_E_J_'I'earn A 11!1 Aln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 llJ Andy Orifflth IL El H IO Ll6 I! 1 1 SUR£ CAf.l US£ A WfJCt W£ €-KWD' James Sands recounts the Welsh centennial of 1918 and how it was celebrated on B-6 a Ill <Il Cfl IIIJ 8 11 I College grid teams begin season Have a happy and safe Labor Day holiday • EVENING AT 75 cents Sunday FINAL PAYMENT - Paying ofl their morlgage Friday afternoon at Ohio Valley Bank are members ollheGalUpolls !\reaJaycees. The final payment wasn't due until May of 1992 and members have been making payments since Nov. ~. 1816, Pictured from left are Russ V . Moore. Jaycees put president and member; Wendell B . Thoma&, vice president ol OVR; Scott Allison, .Jaycees president; and Mike Neal, Jaycees past president. (Timea-Sentlnel photo by Krls Cochran) ca pila J ce tebrallo n in the ci ty park- a dinner f or the ci ty and a c han ce for peoplf' lo mC'el lhe hei nous" of the lhree charges agai nst Riggs; two years _i n prison on a tamper ing wJih ev id ence c harge; a nd f ive lo 10 years on a charge of aggravated ve hicula r homicide. The sen tences on the gross abuse of a corpse and l a mper ing wlfh ev iden ce c harges are lobe served co nsecutive ly. or a t t he same lime. and the fi ve-yea r se ntence on fhe c harge of aggra vated veh icula r homicide Is to be se rved concurre ntly with the oth er two senten ces. Riggs was also fined $2.500 on the charge of gross a bu se of a co rpse and $5.000 on each of the oth er c harges . In addlllon. he was order ed to pay restilulion t o lhe vlc llm" s famil y, ordered to pay co urt costs an d received a drlver" s license suspension for life. Riggs was Indicted on lhe charges on June 15. following hls ar res t o n June 3 in connection wi t h Wlll "s death . Will. 82. Ca nal W i nchester. was leaving his cl ass reunion at Ches ter Elem en tary Schoo l when he was struck and killed by a truck driven by Riggs Hi s body. which rolled over the cab a nd In to lhe Truck bed . was l hen carri ed 10 the WeSI Shade area w here It wa s found the following da y ovpr an embankment . The lruck. dro ven by Riggs, wa s also fou nd thC' nrx1 day in (ConUnued on A-Jt go~ rn or. Ce les te is look ing forward to see ing more of the town than thP U.S. :l5 projec t. for which he"s been hrre twice in the paSI year . And I he public Is encouraged l o al tend the public forum. water front dedlcal/on a nd ce lebrat ion In th E> town squa re. Summit set between Bush, Soviet leader By NORMAN D . SI\NDLEK KENNEBUNKPORT. Maine tUPii President Bush an· nounced Sa turd ay thai he will mt't'l with Sovi et President Mlk hall Gorbachev In Finland on Sep l . 9 to di scu ss a n array of Issues, Inc luding the crisis i n th e Pers ia n Gu lf. llush told rcporlers th at Secre tary of State Jumrs Baker and SoVJet Foreign Minister F:duard Shevardnadze "" have been work !ng out thP details o f ! his meetin g ovrr lhe l aS! few days. and we got the word l hls mormng that an announcemrn t a t thi s t!mcwould be agreeable to th e Sovi ets." ' There is no spec ial agenda relallng to th e Middle Eas t . 1\obody"s do ing any negollatlng or anyt hing of I hal nature. When Pres ident Gorbarh ev was here he and I agreed It would be use ful to have periodic meetings wl l h· ou f cas ling them I n I he vein of a summll . a nd lh al"s exactly w ha t lhat meetlng" s abo ut ."" Bu sh sai d. ·' I wi ll be delighted to see him agai n. a nd we have man y sub· ]eelS 10 di sc uss.·· Bush said. A sim ultaneous announcemen I of the Helsinki meeting was made on Sovl el television In Moscow . The meeting will foeus on '" bllal era l and inlernallona l Issues,·· !h e announcemenl said. Bush. vacallonlng at his summer hom e In Maine. said he ap proac hed Gorbachev more !han a week ago about setting up the m eeting. Since the Aug . 2 Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait . Bush has spoken wllh more lha n two dozen foreign leaders. although Gorbachev had nol been among them as of Sat urday morning . "'! think It Is lmportanl at t.hls 1Continued on A-3) Gallipolis will host firefighter classes By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentin el Staff GAL LlPOI.IS - The Galli polis Vo luntrC' r FirP Df'parl mrnt wi ll play hosoloro hr30 th an nual f·locking Va llrv Rr giona l Fi r r School on Sunday, Sept . 'l . The >C' hoo l Will lealure 1:1 rl assf'S on how to f igh t dHft>ren l typ<•s ul fires a nd how to ca rr fo r f ireflghti ng rquipmf'nt Thr dran of this year 's school i s Char lie W . Legar Sr . . retired c hief of 1he Pom er o1· Firr 0Ppartmrnt. Th e sc hool w ill includp flrc f ighling teams from sl' surroundi ng countiPs- Hock lng, A thens. Vi nton. Meigs, .Jackson and Gal l Ia . "We'rf' going to ha vt· ~n rirr drpar lmC'nts and we· rxp:>c t around 300 students .·· Gallipolis Flrr Ch\r f Ray flu sh said. T he sc hoo l will be hrld at Gall/a Academy High School. Some of thr classes to be fea tu rC<d are auto ('xtrica tl on, pumper opera tions. foa m and oil p ll f ires. and hazardo us material s awarP nf'ss . Each class wi ll br lim ite d to 30 students or less on a first come . flrsl served basis. Regis tra tion and r heck ·i n will be fr om 7: 30 to 8:30 a.m. and a fterwards. Ci l y M anager Da le lman will address the studen ts and Instructors. Joseph Struble, reUred captai n of the Pomeroy Fire Departmenl , wilt also receive special recognlllon for his parttclpallon In the 30 years of !he fire sc hool Bush said tha1 he was glad lo have the school held I n Ga iUpolls th is year. ""With the 30th an niversa r y of !h e sc hool and theGaltlpoUs bicen tennial , I thought It would b e nice If we had It here,·· he sa id . �September 2, 1990 Commentary . September 2, 1990 A Division of 825 Third Ave., GallipoiO., Ohio (614 ) 44~2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 99Z-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WU.SON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher-Conlroller A M EMBER of Th e Un!!rd PrPSs tnt ernallonal. lnland Dally Pr ess Assoda · tlon and 1hP A merl('<l.n New spap ('r Publls h f'r~ A~~oc1111 Ion. LFTTERS OF OP I N I O~ arr welcomE' T h ~· sho uld bt> less than 300 words long. i\ ll lrt trrs a r P su b)N1 to edit lng and mu s t be s lgned wtt h na m £', address and tel ('pho nE> number No unslgnro lf'ltE>rs wUI bf' publl shrd. Lr tters should bt> In li!Ood tastf'. addrE>Ssl ng lssut>s. not personal iti es Backstairs at the White House By HELEN 'I'HOMAS UP! Whitt• Hnuse Report.,. WJ\ SII I NGTO \ - Prrsidrn l Rush ha s co ined vet another new word. · · V andc nbf' rg ian," in rr fprri ng to t he ovrrwhe lml ng bipart i san cong rpssional suppor-t ilf' h ds n 'C PivPd for his Persian G ulf policy. I t has i ts or ig ins i n Wu r lcl Wa r II when Se n. A rthu r Vande nber g. thE' HcpublicJ n lcadP r from M ichigan. who was not rxact l y a fan or PrPsldPnl Frank lin D. Roosevrlt. basically an nou ncrd tha t po l itics Pnd .-. L11 thP water's edgt' and that the WhiiP Ho use desprved th r b.:wking of bot h par t i ps in limrs of crisis. In liltl't· rras, president s havf' tri ed to in vok e thr rulr. appea ling to o ppos iti on !)art ir s w h('n an l nt r rnational p roblrm rrquirPd <~wi d {' ·" P' 'I't rurn of suppor t. Bu t ~u nwtinws somr lawmake rs havC' rt>fusrd to go a l ong w ith th e pn's idl' l11 . T hi s was E'S JX'Cial!.v trur in I he latt e r .)'f'ar s of the ViP t nam War wi t h !hi' growin g dissf'n sion i n the country. Mul'h as Lynd on ./ohnsun ;111 d Ric hard ~ i xo n \vantPd th at wholrhPttrted support of th Pir pol t< 'h.'.'l , i t wa sn't thf'H'. " I'm gratPful to the tc o n grPs sion t~ ll leadership for thf' a lmost \ ' andl'n lJ <~rgian .<. uppu rt fo1 the J et ion s that W(' ha vP taken , .. Bus h sa id . · 'l nch'Pti . i n Ihi.<. C< t ~ l '. diffP rL' ncc~ h a ~T' sPf'mrd to rnd at th r \\' al rr'~ (' cl gP ... li P thl'n than kPrl tlw lt 'LHkr<.. "o n both s id P" of thr ai slr for thr suppurt tl:t·.\ · )..!it\ 't' us " Thr 1t ' a t t· :-.unw tndic ~Jti o n s th ;Jt Prf'."i idc nt Dust1 may· takf' a tnp to I ht ' M idcl lr· I< as r I his fa ll to ~ how the fl ag in t IH' Pcr-si an Gul f. Bu sh h as ind ll' all•d In hi .., ai dro.; t h:1 t hP would li kf' to mrJk C' J q uic k t ri p to Tu r k!'\" Tht •tt · 10.., lit tit ' doubt that hi' would ha vr tu ~ o to Saudi Ar.1hia to rr· ,: ipw tlw 1roops if h£' lravPls t hat far . :\idPs in sist thrrr is still no drc ision on whrlhrr !lush will go B ut t hosP who ll :1, .•' obsP r vPd t hC' prPs i clrn t br 1irv e hr \Vi II rna k f' 1h" tri p <.~ t -..,orn r poi n1t o rP a ~ s u rr thr a rmPd for cf's anrl rtlli(' d anfl l\rab k <.~ dc rs Pn•si rl1 'n l Hush h as t1 lot of .. c hut2 pah " whf' n it comPs ro l aking pn ' sPt \',IC ations, clc spit r somr complain ts. li e h; 1 ~ not mi ssrcl an 1\ugu st .,ojourn a! hi s Kf'nnrbunkporl. MainP. hom1 · t'.\C !'p t fur onf' ~' f'Jr durin~ World W.1 r I I and h(_• is not a bout to J..: l\ '1' up !lw pra <' lin' during J PPrsian Culf crish . Ttu · ptT<.. idPnl sPrm s to bf' gF•nuinPly liht'ratrd whrn Congres s is no1 in to\rn tu ta kPa rf'spit P from th f' Whlte Hou s£'. So hr ha s no apol og i<' S tu m;ll.;r• l or hi s nf'arl.v mo nth-lo ng work play vaca tion at his srasidc e.., t.t tP 1'\'t'n thoug h t hPn· ha -. !w en somP criti ci sm that hr is i ndu lging i n -.., put h .t !HI fun 1.v hi lf' _ voun g mPn arr br ing ca llr cl to dut y. T ll1·n' is ;1 phn togra p!1 in Whlw Hou c;; p prc·ss -.r cn't ar~· Marl in Fit l u·atpr '.c.; out('!' officr that m <.~ ny pC'Op iP would r ovrt. no mattf'r H'h,l t th t' ir polit i cal leanin gs . 11 "'10"' " Fit zwa1Pr tr lti ng <~ s tor ~· to hi s boss. P rf's idrnt Ru sh and t h tT·t· rorm (1 r prrsi de nts. Hic hard t\' ixo n. Cprald Ford i! nrl Honald HP; I ~ an . Ru sh ~tn rl !h P f'X prPs id r nt s arf' lr anin g t oward him and rw ng ing on <' \ 'P I' .\ ' word T hr p ic t urr wa s takrn dl lht' d t~ dic;!!ion n! t iH' Nixon Prcsidrnt iat l .t brat·.\' :.1 1 Ymba Linda. Ca li! Fil / \I.' Jit ·r w on' t l'f'l.'(' <tl l hP jokf' ht' v.:a _ -. telling Ihe g r oup butthf'~' br nkr up 1n hr.J rt .v l;tu g htN a ft r rwdrd I n somP Wi! _,-:-. Hu sh ('<Jn nf'\'t'r ma kp !I " JX'rfrc tl _\· (' ]('<lr ... 1\r a jo inl 1wn·c; t'o nfPrt ' nc c i n KPnnr bu nkport . Ru sh told thr r (' IJO! tPr s: · TJH' otlwr da:, our dog . Hange r . ap pPa r rd a! a nPws co nfprrnrr ;1nd lw w :1s ca!lt ' d ' Mil l ie .· " Hr' s a strong, malP dog hrrf' as vuu can Sf' !' . Lw d l1i s fp(' li ng<.. W(' l' l ' s li g htly hurt An d somr df'rrPf'ct th a t b('<.'a USf' Hangrr luokrd so fr i~ k y that Mi l lir wJs wrll. ... So I'd l ikf' to ('[1' ;11· i t up ii~ hl'S! I c an k nowi ng m y way wit h tlw F. ng li<; h 1<1 ng u<l gt' I hop-' t ha i· ~ gu t i t ,Il l r lPar for .vou guy·s." Fo r th !' un in fo rmed . .YJ i l l! P is t hf' mot hf'r nf Ha ngr r M i lli1• ha s bcf'n \'f' l' .\ ill. :~ pparf'nt l \' as d l'I'S ult of thr lf'Ml in pai nt shl' l ickl'cl on thP south lawn Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON - Before the people of Nepal pushed him Into the office of prime minist er la st April, Krtshna Prasad Bhattaral was an aging ex ·j allblrd living on the charity of his nephew In a small apartment In Katmandu . Bhattaral, 66, now sleeps In a guarded mansion an d is chauf. !eured to his o!!lce each day where he steps over the hind of a Bengal tiger to reach his massi ve hand·carved des k. As the new prime minister of this Himalayan nation , Bhatia· ral Is paid 6, U9 rupees a month, about $244. He gives 6,000 to his nephew and keeps the change, about $.~ . " I am a !rugal man ," he says, and smiles. He Is also revered throug hout !\'epa! a s a man with an unbrea k· able spirit - the people's c ham · pion and an opposition leader for more th an 30 years. Two kin gs have tr ied to silence him by ja ilin g htm for 15 years withou t ever charging him with a crim e. What pulled Bhattaral throu gh? "My obsession with the freedom of man," he said. Bhattaral looks like he has reached the stage In his life where he would r at her bounce a grandchild on his knee. Inst ead, he Is wor king 15-hour days tryin g to pull an Impoverished nation from the grasp of a monarch. He carries the added burden of his people' s expect ations and their belle! that he Is a m irac le worker. Nepal Is wedged between two giants with bad tempers- China and India . It Is one of the poorest nations In the world and one torn by polit ical factions, Incl uding a cally we are worse off than our parents were at a com parable lime In thei r lives . Ge tting to the top had become an obsess ton with us . It may be good for us now to have to lower our sights an d co ncer n ourselvPs with more every day ma t ter s. "I n suc h a t ime," said scientist J . Robert Oppenheimer, writing In a period similar to our own when famil ia r foundations were crumblin g, "eac h of us will have to cling to what Is close to him, to what he kn ows, to w hat he can do, to his friends and his trad ition and loves." Paradoxically. It Is In dealing with t hese hom ely down-to-ea rth concer ns t hat we are often llrt ed to new height s of satis fac tion In our lives. How do you chan ge the qua lity of a day • "Wink at a homely girl.' said H .L. Menc ken . That will change her day - and possibly yours In the bargain . Say "I l ove you" to someone dear to you. such as your spouse who may not have heard It from you lately. During a wedding ceremony at which I oHiclated a while back, l said to the bride and groom, "The best advice I can give you Is this: Say 'I love you' to each other often and forever during your married life together." easy smilP. He ex plained the history of the democratic movement in :'lolepal and drew a parallel with the growin g awareness of human righ ts, whic h he maint ains was foster ed by the United Sta tes . He credit s the Voice of America, the U.S. government's radio br oad cas t, for Inspiring the April up ris ing In Nepal forcing t he kin g to rPCognlze the opposition. When Bhattarai took the jo b, he told the king bluntly that he would be loya l to t he people, not t he cro wn . Now Bhattaral says he must be his own toughes t criti c and will watch lor the slightes t sign of selfishness In himsel f. "Man Is a most unreliable creature ," he said . Soon a!ler he took office. Bha tt aral had dinn er with t he new U.S. ambassador to Nepal, Ju li a Chang Bloch . They formed a mutual ad miration society Bloch liken s Bhatl aral to Ma · hatma Gandhi. "H ow many men are t here like him left In the worl d?" she as ked. Bhattaral Is a gi fted orator wll h a lot to say, an d hi s stage has fin ally arrived He w ill spea k beforP the Un ited Nations Gen eral Assembly this fall, and he ca n' t co ntain his sm ile at the thou ght of addressing leaders of the world . As ked whom he t hinks are the grea t world leaders today, Bhat · tara ! gr inned and said , " I think many of the world's great leadPrs a r e st ill unknown ." i Conllnued !rom A-1) WE'RE MOVIN 'E OUT! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! HELP US CLEAN THE DECKS FOR THE 1991 MODELS. The twin parad oxes of our nation 's ca pit al may help you unders tand the nation al med ia's obsession with the recent tr ial an d tribulations of Its belea· guer ed mayor. The country Is 8il per cent white and has a 20l ·year-old represen · tatlve governm ent; Wa sh in gton , D.C. Is 70 percent black and ha s had repr esen tative govPrnmr nt for only 16 years . The scan da l cr eated by D.C.' s crack-smokin g mayor ca nnot b{' cas t In the sa me mold as the Water ga te, Con traga l e and S&L scandals. But the two govern· m ents share one com mon benefi· cencf' - democracy's buil t-I n co rrec tive measures _ Prest dent Richard Nixon resigned from o!!lcc In disgra ce. A disgraced Mayor Marion Barry has been convic ted on one count and will not run for m ayor agai n. More than anything else, thr new D .C. mayor must build a bridge over the trou bl ed water s of the city 's bl ack· whlte aliena · !Ions . And In t he co nst ell ation of five Democratic mayoral candl dates, one glows llkr a shi ning star wtttf' an audacio us au ra of uniqueness . She Is Cha r l ene Drew Jar vis, city councilwoman si nce 1979, a Ph.D. In neuropsychology, au· thor of numerous arti c les on nPurosci ence, m other of two adult so nsa ndtheda ughter o!thr distinguished Afrlcan ·Amerlcan phys icia n , Dr. Charles R. Drew. a pi oneer In bl ood plasma research . The tall, stately J arvis ha s been a whirling dervish of Then I spoke to the 150 guests who wer e there . I sai d, " 1! you have come her e with your spouse -or a loved one - turn to htm or her now, look him or her stra ight In the eye and while hol ding ha nds say, 'I lovp you." Well , t hey did II. A nd the church ec hoed with people say · lng "I love you ." Some people told me later they h adn't heard that from thei r spouses In years ~ Three little words buy they can change the quality of a day l or the one who speaks it and the one who hea rs it . Briggs heard him out and t hen he fixed his eye on him and said. "Jack , have you ever In your life done anything as well as you possibly cou ld• " He had pu t his finger on Jack 's problem - and maybe ours . To have a job to do and to do It as well as we possibly can maybe the best way of all to change the quality of a day . T 0 d ay Ill • h IS(ory • In 1935, one of the worst hurrl· ranes ever to hit the U.S. main· land ripped through the Florida Keys, kUling more than 350 people. In 1945, Japan signed an unconditional surrender aboard the U. S. battleship Missouri In Tokyo Bay, formally ending World War II. legisl ative pr oductivity. "l like people , I like in ter ac tin g wit h people ." she I old me back in 1979 In a Wash!ng1on Sta r lntf'rv lf'W . " T his mt~y sound rorny. but that' s whNL' I grt my rrwr~rd s. " " I think she Is Pas ll y th e bPst -quallflrd can didate." says a suppor ter. Sam Sm ith , editor of lhP Progressive Rrvl£'w and one of D .C.'s most astutP political obsPrvcrs Smlt h, scio n of a wealthy Philadelphia family, and I have been good fri end s sl nee t he l 9ii0s . when I was successively editor of thr Washington Afro ·Amerl ca n. speci al assistant to Rep. Adam Cl ayton Powell .Jr. and a co founder of the Sta tehood Pa rty Both of us love Wa sh in gton Roth of us sre Jarvis as O_C.' s bes t hope for lhr fu tu r e Unllkr onP of h£'r oppon en ts. .Jarv is Is not a r apt h.'£' of a sm al l group of re<J I·PSla tr and business lnlrrests _ She Is a "peo ple's candidate," endorsed by two A F SCME un ion l oca l s. t he Teamsters, t he Nurse s As soc lalion, the Sierra Cl ub, the Ger · trude Stein Club and t wo groups of phys icians and Hispanics. "I want t o lead I he cit y home." she says HomP Is away fr om a nelghborhood ·deslroylng crime r atr. an evrrgrow l ng hn m elpss popu lation. a pat hol ogi cal ly high dropou t rail' a nd . wnr st of all , dru gs . If D .C rlPc ts a bl ack woman as mayor. It will not have broken any new historic grou nd . Women currently are mayor s of 12 of t he 100 Ia rges t cl t les . In cludi ng Char· lotle, N. C.; Dallas ; Houston; Lill ie Rock, Ark .; Sacramento, Ca li f. ; San Diego; Spoka ne, Wash ; and Tampa, Fla . A bl ac k woman, Unlt a Black · well of May ersv ille, Miss., Is pre siden t of t he JOO·m em ber·plus Nationa l Conference of Black M ayors. But special problems sti ll plague women ca ndidates. "EvPn when .1 wom an Is easily t he most qualified candidate , she still h as the most diffi cult time r aisi ng mon ey," says a Jarvis aide That's why the day our nation's capita l elects a black woman of t he In tellectua l , profess ional, polit ical and fam ily distinction of a Charlene Drew J arvis wlll be the day bl ack peop le historically come of age. Berry's World WEATHER MAP - A high pressure system centered over more hoi temperatures to the scuthern Plains. Scattered thunderstorms are located alon1 the Gulf Coast and through Te•as kl Arizona, as well as along a stationary front from South Dakota through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast. Skies will be mostly clear with fair temperatures on the West Coast. Kansas wiD bring Labor Day weekend opens with clear skies 1990 BERETTA GTZ Very hard to find. only 3,302 miles, 5 -speed quad 4 engine. GM company car . SAVE THOUSANDS ·~- _+ ....- '- "'! ."!r··~w. .. l;' ~~;;,:: : 1990 OLDSMOBILE ROYALE 88 Power windows, power door locks, power seat, 60-40 seat, tilt, cruise. AMFM stereow/ cassette. GM Program Car. SAVE $$$ Elect a woman Chuck Stone ·j Doing the best we ' can George Plagenz _ Our con vocation speaker at the · Epi scopa l summer co nferrncr ·. made reference In her ope ning ; address to " The Little Engi ne That Could ." f t took most of us hack for an Ins tan t to our own child hood or the ch ildhood da ys of our rhlldren . . WP had read (or had read to us·l ~ tht' marvelous story of thP lllltf' - train engine that made It up the ; sterp stdes of the mountain by : saving to Itself, " I t hink I can , I . think I can, I think I can ." ' fly keeping this positive att I· tude In the face of the obstacl es ; t hat lay In Its pat h, the lit tl e : engine discovered It could get to · the top oft he mountain. · E xcept for Robert Schuller and snmP moti vational spea kers at corporation seminars, the power of positive thinking Isn't some· thing we hea r much about today . We are not as co nfident as an earlier ge nera tion that we can climb t he highest m ou ntai n If on ly we think we can . It may have bee n Viet nam and later per haps t he e m~rgen ce of Japan as a rtval for world economic domination that m ade us aware of our mort ality. . No longer was the world our : oyster. We have been forced to • realize there a re some things we ' 1lannot do - as a people and as Iridlvidua!s . Many of us are painfully aware that economl· rising Com munist Pa rty . Despite the challenges, Bhattaral does not look worried. He has a serene Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 Crisis spurs Sept. 9 Bush-Gorbachev summit Page- A-2 iunbaJ! ~imts- jtnthttl A ray of hope '•. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . By United Press International Skies wer e c lea r over muc h of the nation Sat urday as Ameri· cans bega n celebrating a long holiday weekend to ma r k the unof!lclal end of summer. but scat tered showers roa m ed the South and morning fog coated the Northeast. Thunder stor m s with hea vy rain soaked parts of coasUl l Louisi ana f rom St. Bernard Parish to the Mi ssissippi River, and Isolated showers ra i ned over coastal southwest Alabam a and northern Georgia. Scattered mo r nin g showers and thunderstorms developed over the panhandle area of Florida, where forecasters ex · peel ed some aftern oon showers and thunderstorms and highs In the 90s. Skies were sunny across most of New England, bu t log bla n· keted parts of New Hampsh ire and Vermont as mornln g tem per· atures lingered in the 50s . T here wa s patchy fog In eas tPrn Pen nsy lvan ia and portions of wester n New York and the lower Hudson Valley, but c le ar sk ies dominated m ost of t he res t of the Northeast, with a bright and warm day expected to follow . But a switch to souther ly wind s brought a tou ch mort• hum idity to the region and a chance of thunderstorms l ate r Saturday loom ed fo r parts of western New Yo rk. Tempera! ures dipped Into the !iUs ear ly Saturda y, but were foreca st to rise into the midd le t o upper 80s lor much of the North east by l at er ln the d ay . In much of th e Wes t, skies were clear to partl y c l oudy, excep t for morning coastal low c louds and fog. T emper a! ures were forecas t to be near seasonal normals , 60s and 70s along the coast and high 80s to the 90s Inland. L as Vegas hit 103 degrees Friday, l our point s above the normal for th e date, and simila r readings were expected throu gh the holida ys . Skies were partly to mostly cloudy in parts of the Midwes t, espec ially In lower Mi chiga n. In Texas, w here day Ume r ead· lngs Frid ay hit 1071n Wa co, 105 in Austin and 103 In Da llas, a tornado touc hed down Friday even ing south of the cll y of Ganado and high winds riprJetl a roof of! a mobile home and to re trees down In northern De Wit 1 County . i so la ted thunderstorms, somr with ve r y heavy rain , f ell Satur· day over an ar ea of south -cen tra l Texas between Brownwood a nd Frc•dericksburg Riggs sentenced... Athens County . A p assenger In Riggs' truck at th e time of the accident, Douglas Harri s, entered a guilt y plea to a bill of Inform ation on Tuesday . He was charged with obstruc tin g ju stice and wi ll be sente nced on Oct. 16. Har ris' attor ney , .Joh n L entes . was not co nvi nced by Rigg s' testi m ony on Friday. feeling th at Ri ggs attempted to pass m uc h of th e biJme for thr rvPn ts onto Ha r ris . Following the se n tenc ing Le ntes said, " I I hin k thai Riggs' (Continued from A ·ll tes tlmony wa s completely se l f serv1ng and not cr edi bl e based upon his ac\ions up until thi s time. If he were t ru ly remor se ful a nd innocent as he portrays himself . then the lime to let the authorities know th at was the day a,ter the vict im was killed . That i s wha t my clien t did . "/\ll hough my c lien t is not l nnocPn l , hf:' has donl' th e best t hi! I ran i n this situation," Len IPs said Riggs is being ho used In thr Me igs Count y Jail until he is tra nsferred to the Orient Rrcrp· tion Cente r 10 beg in his sen tenc e j un cture tha t we disc uss issues not just as they rela te to Europe and try to update where we stand on these arms negoUa lions, but also to discuss th e Middle East," Bush said. Bush dismissed suggestions that the So v1et Union, an old ally of Iraq, m ay play a med ia tin g role i n resolving the crisi s. ·'I don't see a mediating ro le at all , a nd l don ' t think the Sov1ets see them selves as having a mediating role." Bush said. Earlier In the day, national security adviser Brent Scowcroft told reporters that "a lo t ha s happened " since Bu sh and Gor· ba chev m et three months ago In Washington and tha t "there's no la ck of things for th e two to talk about," Including the gulf crisis, a proposed U.N.·sponsored se t· tlem ent of the Ca mbodian ci vil war and U.S. ·Sov1et efforts to l ind a politi ca l solution t o the confl ict In Afghanistan. The meeting co mes In the mid st of a swi r l of diplomatic activity that has done little to rai se Am eri ca n hopes of finding a politica l way out of the confrontation with Iraq , which now has the Unit ed Stales. the Sov1et Union and some 20 other countries with military forces In and ncar the Persian Gulf. Bu sh ha s taken pa ins to prai se the Sov1ets l or supporti ng the U .S.·Ied drive in the United Na tion s to isolate I ra q th roug h a vir tual trade embargo. Inc lud ing a cu toff of o il export s. At the sa m e time. the Soviets have expressed co nce rn about th e huge American military buildup Workers... (Continued from A·l1 un ava ilable for comment on Sa turday . AFSCME Local 1316 is com · pr iscd of city employees In th e st ree t , water ·sewer, mainte· nanc e d ivi sion, water meter readers, wat er treatment plant, wastewater trea tment plant. park s, CC'mcte ri rs a nd custod ians. No papers Monday POMER OY - Thr Doi ly Sen tine! and the Ga llipolis Da ily Tribune will not be publishr•d Mond ay so lt s employees may observe t he L abor Day holida y Regular publication and busi ness hour s re sume Tuesday COLONY THEATRE FRI. THRU THURS. Hatchback , 8 ,071 miles, AM-FM sette . 1989 CHEV. CAVALIER 2 DR. South Cen tral Ohto Par tly cloudy with a slight chance of showe r s or thunder · storm s. High 85 to 90. The cha nce of ra in Is 30 percent. Outlook for Labor Day, mostly sunn y with a morn i ng low hlllo 65 and a high around &1. 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FLAVORS SPRINGDALE , Fruit Drink 'I / RINSO ' .~ ------ . DETERGENT 5 oz. 32 oz. JAR CANS DEL MONTE SUGAR VEGOABLES $ 49 GALLON 38 PURE & SWEET oz. 4 LB . BAG '"' .'This ':: Week's :"'! Spt!iol ~ JTM SJ.OO OFF LABEL Beef Patties Purina Dog Chow 49 10 LB. BOX 99 25 LB. BAG ·,"'\...- '--;- .......N ~ .~ 'l/W".. Brawny Paper Towels MASTER BLEND INSTANT COFFEE I OZ. FOODLAND ADC-REG.·El. PERK-FRENCH MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 88 P.ORK N' BEANS 15.5 CANS oz. 00 �Page A-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel By JEFF SCHWEERS deaths Mary H. O'Neil COOLVILLE - Mary Helen O'Neil, 75, Rt. 1, Lit Ue Hocking, died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va . Born Oc t . 7, 1914 In Orma, W.Va., daughter of the late Homer and Sarah Hamrick Rid · die, she was a housewife. She Is surv1ved by her husband, Milton C. O'NeiL Also surviving are three daughters, Florence Jacobs of Salem, N.H., Barbara Brown of Chesapeake, Va ., and Mary Seha ntz of Pahrump, Nev .: one daughter·in·l aw , Elsie O'Neil of Coolville: three brot hers, Ronald Riddle of Ci ncinnati, Robert Riddle of Waterloo, IlL , and Lyle Riddle of Meridian, Miss.: six grandchildren : and three gr eat · grandchildren. She was preceded In death by one son, James M . O'Neil, In 1978: one brother: and one sister . Services will be I p.m. Monday In the Whi te· Blower Fu neral Home, Coolville. with the Rev Wesley Thatcher officiating. Buri al will be in Decatur Ceme· tery. F riends may ca ll at the funer al home Su nd ay from 7 9 p.m . William L. Horton ASHLAND, Ky . - William L. Horton. X1, of Ashland, died Sa turday at his resid ence from an ex tend ed IHness. Born Nov . 12, 1908 in El liott Count y . Ky ., to the late John Will and Laura Mobely Horton. he was a prominent cat Ue deale r and wa s fhP former co -owne r of the Cat lettsbu rg Livestock Co. He is survi ved by his wife, Virgin id Gertrude Green Hor - ton ; o nr son, Marty Horton of Ashl and: one daughter . \Irs. Est ella Po r if'r of Ashland : six grandc hildren and 10 great · gra ndc hildr en S.•rviccs will be 1 p.m Munday in 1hf' Nea l FunPral Homl' i n Cat let ts burg. wit h I hi ' Rev Cl ell Lucas offir latlng. Ru r it.~l will be Ca r ter County September 2. 1990 September 2. 1990 Student joins roster of campus killer suspects Area in Pomeroy Middleport GaUipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. MPmori al Gard ens. Fr i ends ma y t' al l at the funPral tlonw fr om t:l-9 p.m . Sunda y Carland R. Woodyard PROCTORVILLE - Ca rland R. Woodyard, ,6, I{J. 1. Crow n City. died Sat urday at hi s resid ence. Bo r n March 23, 1944 In Crown City, he was the son or George E Wood yard of Ga l li polis. and Pa uline Bos ter of Crow n Ci ty. Also sur vi v in g are a daughtPr. Ca rld Wood yard of North Carol· ina: and two broth rrs, Warren Woody ard of Cro wn City , and Keith Woodya rd of As hla nd, Ky. Services will be3p.m Tuesday in thP Hall F'um'ral Hom e, P!lx·torvil h•. with th e Rev . Eorky .IPffers officiating. B uria l wi ll be in Miller Memorial Gard Pns. FriPnds may call at the funt•ral lw ml' f rom 7·9 p.m . M o nd;~ v GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) A University of Florida fresh· man jailed lor allegedly beating his grandmother Is a "valuable" suspect In the killings of live co llege students. but there were several other potential suspects and Investigators were not close to making an arrest. pollee said Satruday . Edward Lewis Humphrey, 18. who was arrested Thursday on assault charges and being held on $1 million bond, Is "extremely valuable to us as a suspect," said Gai nesville pollee Lt. Sadie Dar· nell. But other suspects were being lnvesttgated with equal or greater vigor, she said . "The larger share of our resources Is devoted to receiving and processing Information on additional suspects," Darnell sa id . " To me, It's frightening that there are so many candl· dates out there who could be co nsidered candidates for a crime of this caliber." Gainesville authorities In· itlally refused to confirm that Humphrey was a suspect. But pollee said Friday he was being questioned and was one of severa I suspects being given eq ual attention. "We're still not on to one Indi vid ual, " Oa r ne ll sa id . " We're not looking at one person or even close to an arrest." In ves tiga tor s also wanted to ques tlon War ren Tinch, 58, who Is wanted by the FBI In co nnect ion with the stabbing death and mutilation of a 52·year ·old Ohio woman . On Friday, FBI agents carr ied pictures of Tinch to an Ocala, Fla .• car dea lership, where fiv e em ployees identified hlm as th e man who posed as a doct or and stole a van 16 days ago. Also Frid ay , pollee barricaded the Hawai ian Vil lage Apart · ments In Gainesville, where Humphrey lives, searched gar· bage bi ns for evidence and refused to allow anyo ne but residents Ia come a nd go Darnell sa id Saturday author! · ties had not obtained a search warrant for Humphrey's apart · ment. but Investigat ors had tal ked to his broth er, Georg~ . who al so lives in Ca ines;1 lle. She did not say what information was obtai ned . Edward H ump hr ey w as charged wi th aggra vated batter y aga inst an elderly person for allegedly beat ing hi s grand · mother Thursdav at her homP in Indialanti c, a iown about 1>0 miles southeas t of Gainesvi lle near Ca p~ Ca naveral. Humphrey was bei ng held on $1 million bond In the Brevard Co unt y detention center tn Sharpes. He originally was or dered held on $10.250 bond, but that was Increased to $1 million T hu rsday nig ht on the telephone order of Circuit Jud ge Dean Moxley. sheriff' s reco rd s showed. " There wou ldn' t be a $1 million bo nd i f he were not a suspect In the Ga lneS\i lle homicides." said Ra nd y Moore. a Brevard County public defender. Agents with the Florida De· partment of Law Enforcement. which is lead ing th e lnvestlga· lion, were at the Brevard County Jai l fr om 3 p.m. Thursday unlil 3 a.m. Fr ida y and ret urned at noon Frldav . sa id Brevard Co unt y sheriff's spokeswoman Joan Heller. "I know for a fact that there were three F1orlda Department of Law Enforcement persons there Interviewing htm. I know they were from Gainesville," said Gene Stevanus, executive direc tor of the Brevard County public defender's office. J.R. Russo, the public defend er representing Humphrey, said authoriti es filed charges against his c lien t Thursday, th en dropped them but held him severa I hours before ref !ling them ear ly Friday. A Friday arraignment lasted just15 minutes, and there was no mention of the Gainesville slay . i ngs. Brevard County Judge Kerry Evander appointed Russo to the case and set his aggra · va ted bat ter y trial for the week of Oct. 29 . As he was abou t to leave , Humphrey sa id, "I nnocent unti l proven guilty." Brevard County Sheriff Jak e Mill er said that while In custody, Humphrey had exhibited "psy · chotlc behavior, " but he would not elaborate. He did say that Humphrey wa s being held In medical i solati on for his ow n protection and thai of others. For a short lime this summer . Humphrey lived at the Ga tor · wood Apartment co mplex , where the bod ies of two of the five serial kil ling victims were found ear · Iter In th e week . Neighbors said Humphrey had lived with his grandmother fo r about 10 years and was an honor stud ent , but had suf fere d severe head Injuries In an automobtle acciden t two yea r s ago. They sa id he has si nce had emotio nal and physical problem s. Carol Hyde, m anager of Ga tor· wood Aparunent s, w here the fo urth and lift h bod les were found. would not say whether management had asked Humph· rey to l eav e th e comp lex. Shl' also would not say w het her he lived in Building 12, where thl' bodies were found GRAND OPENING MEIGS CARPET & COLU MBU S iUPli - The state highway safety director warns high school students they cou ld lose their driving prlvl · leges if they use or possess drugs or alcohol or drop out of school. Direc tor William M . Deniha n said he wanted to use th e start of the school year to Issue a reminder to Ohio's high sc hool stud en ts abcut amended substi · tute Hou se Bi ll 204. which went FLOOR COVERINGS •ARMSTRONG Commercial & into effect in May driver's license·dropout laws . Major hi ghligh ts of the new law include: -Superintende nts may notify tlw Bureau of Motor Ve hicl es a nd j uvenil e j udge If they suspe nd or PXJX'I a student for using or posse ss i ng drug s._ alcohol or ille gal Ohio Valley M emory Gardens wit h whrn thpy h avp t heir roo fs p<J intPd Or driVI'Wi.J YS SPa !Pd. HP n'pOr tC'd that thf' drparl · mr nt has rPcf'i vf'd sr vrral calls that palntPrs from ou t of sta lE' an' i n thf' ar C'a snliri ting painting jobs. Thf' shrrif f u rgrs caution whrn hav ing various projrct s done by unfamiliar peopiP. Trustee!! slate meeting POM E ROY - The Salisbury Township Trus tre s will mrC'f Thursda y at i p.m . at the home or the cler k, Sarah Gibbs. on Ball Run Road . Meig• counties and surrounding counties A1 an honorably diacharged veteran or the United States Armed Forces. you may be qualified tor Free Burial Space. However, you must register for this. You muat be able to show proof of, Honorable Discharge . There ere a limited number ot Ve terans spaces available. Ceniticates for llipllcos will be issued o n a first come. first served basis. To secure ra!lervation . mail to the following cou· pon below to · Ohio Valley Memory Gardens lt. Box 3328 Gallipolis, OHio 45631 I ---------------------------, 1 I ~ 992-6173 MIDDLEPORT.OH Pteasa Send My Veteran of Service Eligibility Certificate Nam e_ - - _ _ _ _ I I II S@r._ic e Sen&l No _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Telephone No .. Address ._______ ____ _ B11n ch ol Service _ .. No .. I In Famil~ --I _~ Ate __ 1I ... .. .. ........ .... ... ..... : : I ·---------------------------~ Your Hometown Bank Hires Hometown People! In our communitv, we're commilled lo offer the kind of services and personal aUt•nrion you want and need. When you hank with us, you'D find that we're much more than just a £i. nancial institution, we're a hometown friend . ' MEET JEFF Jeff Gilkey has been em· ployed with Farmers Bank for 3 years where he is in Bookkeeping. Jeff is a graduate of Meigs High School. Jeff and his wife, Carole, have a !!on, Zac hary, age 5, and reside in Langs"ille. His hobbies include camping and fishing. HWe're Committed To Our Hometown ... " •SALEM •WORLD •HORIZON •PHILADELPHIA •ALADDIN Meigs Carpet & Decorating Center Gallipolis and Meigs County Memorv Gardens in Pomeroy ere assigning grave spaces to Veterans in GelliB end CARPET HOBSON DRIVE Who Have Honorably Served Their Country In Time of War or Peace The Ohio law was patterned after a statut e in West Virginia which Is credited with cutting the dropout rate there by 33 percent . Five other s tates - Arkansas . F lorida, Loui siana, Texas and Wisconsin - also have adopted Residential FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS lbday, Pil1sbtny wants to · with you its 844 We n area employees for their work. dedication and h NOTICE TO ALL VETERANS 11-2:00 We invite you to stop in and .ree our new product lin es. •GRAY SEAL PAINT •INTERIOR DECORATING LINES •W ALL COVERINGS & BORDERS •CUSTOM DRAPES •COUNTRY STYLE CURTAINS •KIRSCH WINDOW COVERINGS Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-A-7 FRIENDLY EXCHANGE Cheerleaders from Ga!Ua Academy Jllgh School trad e notes with their counterparts from Coal Grove during a break in the action of Friday's Blue Devils· Hornets football game. DECORATING CENTER OPEN HOUSE SAT., SEPT. 8 w. Va. Dropouts face new penalties Deputies cite Mansfield man POMEROY - Deputies of th e Meigs Count y Sheriff' s Depart men t invesli gatPd t wo accidPnt s on Friday even ing . T he first acciden t occurred at i p m on Bow les Road in Sal em Town ship. According to th e report. Shawn Goble. l l , Mansfield, was turntng olf Bowles Road onto Old Dexte r Road whrn hr struc k a veh!clr driven by l.arry J Bar rett , Dexter . Gob le' s 1986 Ford and Bar r etl· s 1978 AM C sus tamed moder ate damage. Goble was cited for reckless operation. f ail ure to control and hitskip . He i s srhe· duled to appear in Meigs Coun t)' Co urt to an swN the charges. The second acc ident ocruiTPd at 10 : 30 p.m . on Route i nea r Gi lbert's Stat ion . According to the report, Ed · ward L. Daniels. Zu span Hollow Road. Middleport, was 1raveling north In hi s 1984 Oldsmobile Cutla ss and struck and kill ed a deer that ran Int o his path. Light damage was li sted to the vehicle. Sheriff James M. Sou lsby strongly urges area res id ents to be aware of who they are dealing men! late Sund ay. The body of Hoyt, a Santa Fe Community College student, was found the following day. A uthorities said she died of multiple stabwouna s and her body was mutllated, as were wi th Powell's and Larson's . ville: Christina Hoy t. 18, of Ga lnesvl lle: Tracey Paules. 23, of Palm Spn ngs North: Manuel Tabcada, 23, of Carol City: and Sonya Larson, 18. Larso n and Powell were found stabbed to deat h In their apart· Gov. Bob M artinez has asked U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh for financial help In the searc h lor the killer. sayi ng the lnves tl gatlon had already cost the stale $400,000. The bodies of the victims, all college students who lived within 2 mUes of each other and within 2 mlles o! the University of Florida campus. were discovered with In a 48·hour period ea rlier this week. Authorities sa id it appeared the killer sought out slender young women with brown hair and forc ed his way Into their apartments to klll them . All th e victims fit that description, ex · cept for one young m an who was the roommate of one of the women . Servi ces were held this week for the victims l or the victims, Christina Powell, li, of Jackson· Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, L ' ' ' ' J Abboll. Eddm Acord, James A. Adams, Johnnie M Adams, Walter A Addington. Everett Adkins, Beverly Adkins, Deborah L Adkins, Donna F. Adkins. Aober1 E Adkins, Viola J. Aker.o. Bob Albert. Carolyn J Albeny, Joel L Albnght , Ani ta F. Albright, Wandr1 V Albrigh1. Wilham Allen, Daniel K Alli son. Stac1a S Antonara, Steve G Apollo. Cynthia A Arbogast, Rowena Arnold. Allee V Arnold. Mark A Ar1hur. Dennis E Ar1hur, Edgar R Ar1hur, Jimmy A. Anhur, Larry J. Atwood , Barbara J Atwood, William I Aux1er. Robbie E. Baisden, Brenda L Ball. Merrell J. Ball, Wanda K Bareswtlt , M1chael Barnes. Ca thy Barrows, Kathy S. Ba&SBtt . Mark Bales. Stephen P Baley, Kimberly A Baley. Linda G Baxter. George Bentley. Jerry D Bernard. Terrance Bick. Beverly K B1gham . Clara L B1gham . Robert W B1 lhngs, Bren1 A Bishop, Harold E Black, D1ane S Black. 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Police: dead kids left in trunks for four years Stolen cow reported to sheriff GALLIPOLIS - Robert Jenkins, Northup, reported to the Gallla County Sheriff's Departm ent Friday that someone sto le a Hereford cow and a ca lf from his farm. Jenkin s estima ted th e loss at $U50. Glenna Rothgeb. Gal iipolts, reported that someone shot out a dusk ·tO·dawn ligh t at the end of her drive. Donna Cremeans, employee at the Addison Exxon Station, reportr d that a go ld·c oiored Chev rolet S·lO pickup drove off without pay ing for $4 in gasolin e. Patrol cites area man for DWI GALLIPOLIS - Tony C. Armstrong, 26, Gallipolis, was citPd by the Ohio Highway Patrol for dri v ing under the influence . no sea t belt, no taillights and driving under suspension. City police issue two citations GALLIPOLIS - Orin Wheeler. 32, Bidwel l, wa s cited for flrst·degree aggrava ted robbery by the Gallipolis Police Department . Police also cited Erin Duncan, Rt.l, Point Pleas ant. wa s ci ted fur failure t u maintain a n as sured cle ar dislance. Gallia Local Board sets meeting GALLIPOLIS- The Galiia Co unt y Lora I Board of Educa tion will hold a spec ial meetin g Wednesd ay. Sep t. 5 at 7:30p.m. in t ht' county offices. Middleport pool closes for season MIDDLEPORT - Due to an olcclri cal problem, tht' Middleport Pool at Genera l Hartinger Park will be closed for the season, according to Roger D. Williams. recrea1 ion director for th r village of M i ddl eport Eastern Board cancels meeting EAST MEIGS- The specia l meeting of th P Eas tern Local Sc hoo l lloar d scheduled for Tuesday has bern cancel led. Pomona Grange slates session ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Co unt y Pomona Grange wi ll meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange Hall Therr will be degree wo r k, inspection and judging of allcontc•sts in needlework . Officrrs are to dress in black and whlte. The Racine Grange wi l l serve refreshment s. A rea church homecoming set MINE RS VILLI-: - The Minersv\llt> United Methodist Church wi ll hold li s annual homecoming on Sept 9 al9a .m . Church will begtn at 10 a.m. A basket dinner will be held at noon and the afternoon program will begin at 1:30 p.m . T he pub I ic is in vit ed. Blaze destroys mobile home POMEROY -The trailer home of Mike Braun, Routl' li~l in Redford Town ship. was los t to fire Frida y. Th e PomProy Fire DepartrnPnt and emergency squad responded to th e scene at 8:23 p.m and were on the scpnr approximately three hours with 10 m en and three trucks. The Sci pio Town ship Fi re De par tment was called to assist with two trucks . The orlgln of the ftre Is stl\ 1unknown but the firf' mar shal ha s been ca lled 10 lnvest iga1e, accord ing to a S(X)kPsm a n fr om 1he Pomeroy Fire Department. Delta Braun was the only person at home during the tim e and shE' wa s treated bu t not transportPd . ThE' Bra un s had no insurance. - RIVERDALE , Ill iU Pi t -A woman and her husband are charged with murder and co n· cealment in the 1986 beating deaths of her two children, whost' rotting corpses were kept hidden In steamer trunks for the pas t four years, police said. Sheila Jones, 24, wPnt to a Chicago police s tation Thursday and confessed to the dea th s of her Infant and toddler because " she just cou ldn 't take it any longer." said Ro~rt Beavers, a Chicago pollee commander. Beavers said Fridav that Jom•s and her husband, Andre, 27. alleged ly wrapped the decom · posing bodies In newspaper and plastic and kept the corpses tn ste amer trunks in th f'ir homf's through five address c han ges "J' vr never seen any thing quite lik e this," sa id lleavcrs. a 3J.yea r vetera n. After intt:' r viewin g Shl•ila .Jom"'s. invl'.stlgator s went tu ltu' couple's apa rtment in the suburb of Riverda le just south of Chi· cago and recovered a steamer trunk and the bodies from a cl oset in the bedroom where Andre Jones was sleeping. Th e Joneses were charged Friday with two counts of murder and two co unts of con· cea lment of murder, Beaver s said. Andre Jonr s was not the children's biological father. he sa id. Sheila Jones told pollee her husband beat 2·year·o ld Luther Ma gee Ia death on Nov.l3 , 1986, by slapping and punching him and hitting him with hairbrushes and belts. Jones sa id the boy was bea ten bec.ouse he misbehaved, &aver s s aid. T hey wrapped th e child's body and put It in the trunk of their gray Mu stang . Two weeks lat er, Sheila al· legedi .l ' ki ll ed her 1·vear·o ld EMS units answer 7 calls POMEROY - Unit s of the Me igs Co unty Emergency Medi· cal Service res pond ed to seven ca lls for assistance on F'rida y At 12· 1H a. m . the Pomeroy unit wen t to Butt ernut A ve nue for rtobert Saltsman, who wa s taken t o Veterans Memorial Hosp ita l. AI 9:58a. m. the Rutland unit went to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Homer Libuajood. who w;t..., tran sp o r!Pd to O'Blt' nP ss Hospital AI 10 .27 a. m. the Syracus•· unll was called to Elm wood Terra cP Apartmen ts fo r Randy F riend, who wa s taken to Vetrrans. Th e Middlepor t unit at !do p.m. Wf>nt to Nor th Second Avenue fur Kt•nnPth Barnett, who wa s t ran spo r1 ed t o Vetrran s. The Pomeroy Firf' Depart - menl and emergency squad at 8:2:1 p m. was ca lled to a trailer fire at on Hanning Ridge Road, In w hi ch De lta Braun was treated \Jut not transported . AI R: 49 p. m the Scipio Town · sh ip Firl' Depa r tm en t wa s ca lled to assi st on the above call. Veterans Memorial Frid ay admissions -Patricia Prrcr-P. Pome r oy: Janet Jen · ktns. Pomeroy; Roy Betzlng, Pomeroy; Larry Hendri ck, Middleport Friday discharge s - William Hart. Ht•l•· n Eblin, F rancis Man· ley, Lyle Sinclair. Penny Hughes. Pa uline Hud son, Cha · r lf's Tyrre. Margie Sc huler. William Smith, and Roy Betzing . ZENITH AND PHILCO SALES AND SERVICE USED TELEVISIONS $125 CHESTER ~imts- jenthttl Section B September 2, 1990 steamer trunk. The odor from the rotting corpses forced the couple to change the plastic and news· paper periodically and Sheila Jones laid Investigators the trunk even tually "smelled so bad, they bought a new one," Beavers said. The couple put the children's bodies Inside the second trunk, then encased the trunk in card· board and moved It with them each time they changed residen · res, Beavers said. LOADIN' UP- Joe Wilson, Pomeroy, and Pat McGalfee, Ashland, Ky., climb on board .John Bruffey's Cessna at the Jackson County Airport near Ravenswood, W.Va. Outcry ends CDC program LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (UP!)- The federal Centers for Dlst>ase Control has closed Its monkey breeding program after an outcry by animal rights activists over the deaths of 14 monkeys during a heat wave . The CDC shipped more than 100 monkeys from the Lawrence· vllie, Ga., faclllly Friday to another government research center In Louisiana. CDC spokes· woman Gayle Lloyd said man· keys used for research still wil l be housed at I he compound northeast of Atlanta, but the agency will no longer breed the animals. The CDC had planned to move the monkeys anyway, Lloyd said , and "the deaths of the monkeys did accelerate that." The 14 monkeys died July 9 after being anesthetized and then Iefl ln outdoor cages In 96 degree heat. Federal officials sa id they were surprised the heat killed the monkeys because they are lndl· genous to t ropical zones where the temperatur e frequently soars near 100 degrees . However. animal rights acti· vi st' protested the deaths and said the federa l researchers did not care about the welfare of the monkevs. . VCR-TV Repair Center FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Goldstar Samsung Soundesign Zenith Funci Symphonic KTY Philco Emerson Shintom Multi Tech Scott Sylvania ·Magnawox G£ RCA WE REPAIR ALL MAKES & UP TV & APPliANCE GAS SERVICE RIDENOUR daughter, Jessica Wilkins, by "shaking the child until It was limp," Beavers said. The couple lived in Chicago at the time of the deaths . Sheila told pollee the couple left the baby's body on their couch for the day, ·then later wrapped her in a coat and stashed her In the trunk with her brother. The children's bodies re· mal ned in the car trunk for about a year, Beavers said, until the couple wrapped them In plastic and newspaper and put them in a Along the River HoME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 391 WEST MAIN SlEET POMEROY, OHIO 985-3307 992-3524 Photos and text by Jim Freeman Times-Sentinel Staff CHECKI!I'G THE GEAR - Everything had better be right when you jump out of a pian e. Even though the skydivers have a reserve chute, checking out the gear Is critical step tn JUmp preparation. Here, Pal McGaffee cheeks out BIU Durham's gear. Unnatural? Maybe, but view and ride breathtaking 9,500 FEET OVER JACKSON COUNTY, W.VA - The small green and white Cessna climbs it s way through the clouds and haze to 9,000 feet. Skydivers are jammed into the small plane . One of them ha s to si t on my feet. Me ? I 'm sitting on lhe floor with \he pilot on my l eft an d the door lo m y r ight, facing back · wards with my back again st the in strument panf'l. I can tell how high we are by rpa dlng th r sm<J.Il altim eter r a rried by the skydiver si 1ting on m y feet . We reach jump altitud e and lhr pilot opens thedoorof the plane• . 1 wa sn't pre pa rC'd for the door . The air whtppin g by the aw cr <~fl at a roundl20milesperhour . violently tears the door open. The wind is incredible. T he view from · thr doorway Is spPc tacular . Through brf'aks in the cloud s and ..haze, ! can see farms and roads alnlos1 1wo hliles below. The first skydiver climbs off l . ·., ' my feet and works his way ou t the door. There seems to be something unnatural about climbing out the door of an airplane- especially when the plane Is flying at 9,500 ft>et . General Patton once said (supposedly) that he couldn't see why anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane It takes a while to get used to th e idea of watching people climb out of perfectly good airplanes. The sk yd ivers hang from the wing ·support spar, "geeking" for the caf.lera. They let go, wave a few times and vanish into the cloud s below. 1 can only Imagine the sensa· tions the skydivers feel as they plummet downward s. I wasn't up to jumping out my self. The plane circ les around and pilot John B r uffey points out the skydivers - parachutes small specks agains t the ground be low . Another safe land ing. Why Sky Dive ? According to Joe Wilson of PPomeroy, it's an easy sport. Joe sa id that It doesn 't take a great deal of athlclir prowpss; you go up In a plan e, fall off and land . Joe dives almost every weekend throughout the summer and has made over 200 dives. To fu rt her Joe 's statement . Mtke Spurgeon. a U.S. Parachute Association rerti f iPd skydi vin g i nstr uctor. sa id abou ! 15 pctTPn t of all skydiver s ar e f~male . The reason - it' s not a ver.v physl · cally demand ing sport. The West Virginia SkydlvH~ Cl ub, based at the Jack so n County Airpo rt, ha s been in Pxis tcnce for abou t 12 years. T here ar(• 15 regular member s and lots of "odd s and <>nds" according 10 Spurgeon. But I s It Safe? Spurgeon said the most dan· gerous part of skydiving i s drivlng to ami f rom th r airport. Th P skyd ive r s wear helmets to pro tec t their hea as tram colli · sions wlfh othrr skydivr rs whl!r in the air or to protect f rorn tllP occasionally rou gh lan ding. Weari ng a re ser ve chut e adds to the safety factor . If a main chute should fall, a pull on a special co rd will release the main chute allowing lhe reserve to be used. · Safety is emphasized befor( during and afl er each jump. . Hills 22nd Annual Labor Day (;F.EKJNG FOR THF. IMlER/\ Pal Me(;affe•• clowns around - gpt•klng In sk.vdlvers' The20~Meal Is Back At Hills! ., .. ~ • :::~·';: I . ." y •, ·' Once upon a time, 204 went a long way. Some of us still remember those days. Hills remembers. So to celebrate Labor Day, Hills brings back the 20' meal. On Monday, September 3rd, Hills offers 15' hot dogs and 5' soft drinks (while supplies last). PACKIN' UP - Packing up and preparln~ for the next jump takes upmost of tht> tim£' In skydiving . Ilere, Pat McGaHee, right. and Roland Zacharias pack up thrir para · chutes following a jump . .$. \ .\Nil AW.\ Y THEY flO! - Joe Wilson, boltnm, and Mike Moore let go of the plane and head for the ground. Skydivers wear helmets to keep from hurting themselves In alr·IO·air collisions with other ~kydi\• ('rS. SAn~ LANDING If all the gear functions correctlyand it almost always does thi• is the result, a safe landing. Members of the West Virginia Skydivers Club were the same skydivers who ap· p~ared at this year's Racine Fourth of ,July celebration. Hills will be OPEN LABOR DAY Monday, September 3rd 9:30am to 9:00pm GALLIPOLIS: Ohio River Pla1a, Rt. 7 Store Hours: 9:30-9:30 Monday-Saturday I 11-6 Sunday • lingo - by hanging off the airplane at 9,500 feet attitude. Moments later, Pat is joined by other skydivers. �Page- B-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel - September 2, 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . Engagements- - Robinette birth is announced Paternal grandparents are James and Latrell Stepp. of Galllpolis Ferry, W.Va. and the tate Arvllle Roblnel!e Maternal grandparents are Jim Marcum, of Virginia and Patricia Adkins of Point Pleasant. W.Va . Bra ndon has one sis tPr. Jes sica Robine!te. GALLIPOLIS FERRY - Ar vi lle Robinel!e, Jr. and Alisha Ann Robinelle would l ike to announce the bir lh of t heir son. Brando n Sca li RobinPltP, born on Aug . 21 al Cabell ·Hunlinglon Hospital in WPsl Virg inia. Bran · don weighPd two pounds, six ou nces and was six months STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday ore-rna t urf' 8 AM -10 PM And Freud ••, he knew women ItJIIywanted. '~·.··_.,. .. ...•--~ ,... ,, ~ ~ . . ..,~v< . . ;~,\' 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH . PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., SEPT. 2 THRU SAT., SEPT. 8 . ·--..;,.__.,. TAMMIE LEE and IRVI:-; L. Sc\liNJlERS What do women rd ly want ?· Really comlortablc shoes. that\ wha t Solt SrxJlv Soil lc.Ith t•f' Soft cushr oncd rnm lort. Warren-Saunders CALLL IPOLIS - Mr . .1 nd Mrs . 1-{ogl'r L. Warren ol Ga llipulb annou m'l' thr upcoming mat riagc of the thei r daughtrr. Tammif' Lee to Irvin LeP Saund ers. son of Mr . and Mr s. clll"'~':" , of "~~ H o~ Hnth arP graduates of Ga l \ia ,\ !'acknt\' Hi gh Sc hooL Til l ' O[Jf' ll church wedding will ue hl'lrl at lhe Mt. Zion Baptis t Churt'h. Crown Cit y . Sa turd ay. SI'P I 2'2 a t 1 !J .m . CARROLL-CONNELLEY lust what you .rlw.rvv Carroll-Connelley GALUPOLJS - Mr. and Mrs . L. Ray Connelley and Lloyd Ca rroll o f Rt. 1, Gall ipolis, and Sandy Carroll of Northup, an · nounce the engagement and approach ing marriage of thrtr ch ildren Twyllla Yvon ne Cannel ley and John Edward Carroll. Miss Con nelley Is a graduate of Kygl'r Creek High School and Sou th eastern Business Co ll ege. Shp will be en ter ing the Unlversll y of Ri o Gra nde Holzer Sc hool wanted The Sunday Times-Se ntrnpl regar·ds weddi ngs of Ga l lia. Meigs <:~ n d M ason coun t it>s as news and is happy to publish wedding stories and photog ra ph s wi t hout charge . However. wedding OE'\V S mu st mrc t grneral stand ard s of timrli nt?ss . ThC' nrwspaper prPfrr s to publish areo unts of wedd i ngs as soon as possi ble after th e f'vrn t DUNLAP - RINEH ,\RT Dunlap-Rinehart I ; II .!. I POLIS- Mr. and M r> r.'l \ df' il1uc k l Du nl ap an nou ncr rht· Pngagf'ment and upcom in g ·n.uTiag c of their daught er. I' tlrlcla Y Dunlap , to David E. Hrnrhart. so n of Mr. and Mr s. f.' \T'rPII E R in ehart of Jackson . \li"" Dun la p is a graduat(l of : hj • l 'n i\'C•r-; itv of R io Gra nde and wil '1 1w ~I su bstltu te teacher for C.tllrpu li s Cttv sc hoo ls thi s fall. HinPhan is a grad uate of .Lwk sr m H lgh School, and served thrPf' Pa rs in the UnltPd States Arm .\· HP is employpd at S.O C F of Lucasv ille. Ohio as a COIT I'(' IiO n s offkf'r. The open church wedding wilt t akr place at 1 .10 p. m on Satu rda y . Sept 22 , at the Gall ipolis Church of C'hr lst In Chri stian U ni on . ThP Rev Lelan d Allman and Stan Howard will officiate A rrcP ptlon wilt Immediately fol lnw I he weddin g at the C h u~ch of c;od fell owship hall on GarfiPid Avr nu r . To ill' published in thr Sund dl Pdltlo n. th(' wrdding must ha n• taken placp withi n 60 days pr ior to I he publi ca tiO n and may be up to tiOO words in length. Matenal for Along thr River must 1x> rec irved by the editorial depart - mcnt b~· 'J' hu rsaay, ..j p.m .. prio r to the dale of publica tion. Phot og raphs of either thr br ide or thP bride and groo m may bP publis hed wit h wed ding stori es. i f desired . Pho tog r ap hs mav br either bl ack and whit e or good qualit v co lor. bi llfold size or largr1 Poor quali ty pho tographs will no t tw acccpwd . G(~ neral l ~·, snap · s ho ts or in s tant ·df'Vf' loping pho ros arP not of acceptable quality . Ques ti ons ma y be dirrrted to lhl' editori al departmen t from I t o~ p m. Mo nday th rough Fridav at rfil 41 446- 23 ~2. •• ··• 10 LBS. rrTSF«S' of Nur sing In the Winter. She Is employed at Holzer Clinic. Carroll also a graduate of Kyger Creek High Sc hool Is stationed In Norfolk. Va. aboard the USS Ai nswort h IFF-1090 ) as a Seco nd Cl ass Fire Control Technician . The open-ch urch wedding will take place Sa turday, Sept 15. at Fellowship Bapti st Church on McCormick Road, Ga llipoli s. at 2:30pm Wedding policy Turkey Drumsticks MIXED RG1IIy f.omflxUblc Shoes Fryer Parts ••••••••• 59< 111 a LB. VIS< MON. & FRI. Ttl 8 P.M . TUES .. WEO. , THUR . TIL 7 P.M . SATURDAY TIL 5 P.M . PORK BUTT Steak/Roast ..•. ~~ $1 19 Turkey Breast .. ~~ $1 Our 39th Year in Business Back-To-School S.ecial SUNDAY ONLY 99< POUND HAMBURGER 1f4 DRUXI ElliA NOME OF THAT OlD FlSHIOII GOODIIESS! Hand Dipped (of"thal -mol'o-j ist) Yogurt ASSORTED $1590 COUNTRY STYLE Spare Ribs 10 LBS . 90 $ HOLZER CLINIC Jean A. Diueler, M.D. $1190 10 LBS. 4.5 A medical doctor who specialites in the diagnosis, treatment and surgery of the eye. 10 LBS. Pork Chop Round Roast •.•• ~. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ s 9 1 Chuck Roast ....• ~. FLAVORITE Wieners ...••...•... ~•. 99< OSCAR MAYER Lunchables •••••••••oz. $ 129 NO COllPONS - NO LIMIT OPHTHALMOLOGIST (M.D.) Bologna ......•....L: •• $159 BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM Slob Bacon 59 ECKRICH U.S.D.A. CHOICE 10 A.M. TIL 10 P.M. SLICED Ground Beef (614) 446-5421 RT. lS WEST • SECOND & SYCAMORE • GAWPOLI5 10 LBS. .• !-·-·-·-·-·-·-·ALLPERMS $22.99 I GILLit~<o; - R ,\RKER Gillies-Barker flf:\DERSO:\- Mr and Mrs ,\ lrx.Jnder GilliPs . Sr of Hrnd1 ·r so n. \\' .\'a . would li kr to •.t n nounu · the Pngag l'm('nt of thri r clau g tlt f'r . Tammy· M ichr ll r . rn .lam£•s Allen Ba rkPr . so n of Mr .111<1 Mrs. Emme t t L uckrtl. and th•· lair Allx> rt P Barker. ,\n op<' n ch urch wedding i s pl:tnnf'd tor!. p.m ~ O \ 1-;- <Jt thr Cn' f>l'l L! ght hou.<.P Ch u r£' h. in J>Hmt Jl lPa sant. W \ ·a . C ii i!P' I'- a g:·aduatr o f Po int Flf\h, t nt . \-\'\' a and is Pmplo\'t•d at Sho npy 's. Ha rkt •r is a Rradut.~U· qf SouthwPs tr r n Hi gh School and is Pmp lnyed ~l l h:r ogrr s r,= = = == ==- - - · - = ==., ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL ~l l11ng . I · I• ' Incl udes Shompoo. Cut & Set Ha1r Sl1 ghll y More • Sp1r;ll Perm '\o1 !tK i uded · · · · · ·PLUS· · · · · · · 50% OFF NOW Sl WITil CO UPO N & PERM l'l'R CHi\SE Reg 14 G()od nn M ondays & Thesdays onl v. • I -~ -........ ..... o~ t •• ''"'r ' "'" " ''"""• • i=-,:'! ,l~:~ '...po 1 • 1 • KRAFT AMERICAN IND. SLICES 111 _1,_ .- . ~1'1esta ~ _~ ) Hair & Ta-~nng SaloM Includes Shampoo & Cu t. Blow Dry. Condi tioner and Curling Iro n. I • I ~· · ·_ " ' · · · ~··" Sf7l:jesfa ~ -~ , ("""' ""'• M>t""'" "'ll.of< ~-=~ .~~~'s.,.. Jt. '"" ) Hlllr & Tanning Seton, ! 10 TANNING jll •. SESSIONS il $20= jl 1 - ---~-- • ONlY. ~ I ~:;::-...... .. ... ) . I • Hair & TIMing Slk)m Lunch Meat ..•.•~~~~- . 9 11 s back 10 ~ h oo l and back to Fall And whe n 11 comes to your hatr. why not s1ar1 the season wtth a grea t new ](X1l by one of f-tcsla\ cx pcr1 ~ t y ll s t ~? Our convcntcnt hours male II easy Our low pn ccs make 11 affordable . iesta Hair & Tanning Salon® • • • • • "COUPON". • • • • • • CHARMIN ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· (ac ro ss !rom the park) FAMILY SIZE 446·9152 Hours. M F 10·8 • Sat. 8·6 • Sun 10·5 12 ROLL PKG. • • • • CLOROX BLEACH $2 99 Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Sept . 2. 1990 GAL. FLAVORITE Pot Pies •••••••••••oz. 4/$1 7 •• TOILET TISSUE 322 SECOND AVE. .• KEMP 1/1 GAL. • 79( Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Sept. 2. 1990 MAXWELL HOUSE MASTER BLEND COFFEE ADC OR EP 34.5 oz. Good At Powell's Super Velu Good Week of Sept. 2. 1990 JOAN OF ARC PORK & BEANS 16 oz. CHICKEN Leg Quarters 10 LBS. $550 < Sherbet •••••••••••••• 2 f$1 P1neapple •••••• ~o.ol. 3 ~lAMOND Care .. .]u st Walk ln 1 245 Sa lons... And Grawing 1 "The Affordable Salons"' leSfa !II' ..... , • tum.o Volt.,.< for a new look! 9 ARMOUR TREET No Appoi ntm ent s for Hair .~ I RY APPOINTMENTf)fj. Cheese ............ ~.o~ -~ 11499 I (Jo4) 675-I67S GAL. I ! TOTAL LOOK . I ~ $1 0.99R eg ! i 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT FLAVORITE $189 2°/o Milk •••••••••••• ~--·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·-·~ 0 ' 69( I~ · I ~--·-·-·-------·-·-~ [POINI" PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) Yellow Onions .... PERM CON DITIONEH PACK • 1 jl 3 LB. BAG 4/Sl Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Weak of Sept. 2. 1990 Groun Chuck 10 LBS. $1590 FRESH Pork Butt Steaks 10 LBS. $1490 �Page- B-4- Sunday Times-Sent inel September 2. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. September 2. 1990 Anniversary- - Thomas named to Athens job Weddings J ·f"' I - J I ( .$'' \ ~t STEVE , CINDY (Roush) GOODWI N • 'Ills! = M INNE APOLI S iUPII - A woman i s suing a ret ired j ud ge for balt er y, charg ing that he kissed her after mediat i ng her law suit a ga i nst a f or m er em ployer . In the suit fi led Thu rsd ay In Hennlpen Cou nty Distr ict Cour t. Mar y Ann Mill er alleged that Ju dge 'Je ll A. Ri ley, 74, kissed man . The brid r wa:-:. escorted by her son, Ch rl s. Al so taking par t i n thr wed clin g \\ 'Pl'f' tllP Goodwi n c hildren. Mu sic was pr ov ided by Cha r les Bu r gey . A recep tio n fo llowed in thr she l ter house. Bot h thr bridf' and groom a re employees at Middl eton F.states. Ha y dl 'n of GJ J!ipnli s i ..., mg thP m J rr Ligt>n fh i'J ; Jr llll l Ufll d ~ tu ~ h ll · l Do nna Su0 \'un •h 111 Trat '\ Char lf's Tu1!le 011 1\u ~: 1:-: in Houston. Tf' X~I s . T hr rou pl r ~~· as mdrrl t 'd in ;1 doublf' ring rf•n ' miHH ;II St L u kt·· ..., l'hu1 r h i n H() usro n. l' I·X..;t.'i, c1 nd ci r r r f' p l iOn ]D]] O\, ·t• d .11 the honw (!f l lw b r idr T ~H' hndt · ;l 11PndPd Ca lli;J 1\ l'a d1 'm \' Hi g h Sc ho(JL and i s a c lt·rk ·I Vpi.q a t H,-'·"' Df'partm Pnt S ton• 1n Housto n T tw ~rc)(J nl h a l'cl!' JX' nlr.\· HARRIS FARMS, GREENHOUSE & FLORAL SHOP \ ST. RT. 124 PORTLAND, OHIO 843 -5178 GRAND OPENING t• nginr'('l' in Ho usto n. T Pxas . Tht') n"-..i dt · i n Houqon SAT., SEPT. 1 & SUN., SEPT. 2 12 Noon-4 P.M. •Free Gifts •Drawings Every Hour •Refreshments •Balloons & Candy for the Kids ' IO MENTS TO REM EMBE R ! L<•l H i\S KI~S - 'ri\NNE K hel11 you makt' t host• spN•Ial IIHIIllt' llli-; . \' ou w ill h a v t• ovr r 190 s tyh•s of tu xP rlo ~ to c · hoo~t' fr om . Wt• havt' a la r gl' ~ l'lc·c · tion o f lht• la tl•sl s l y i P~ a nd c· omplinw ntar ) at 't'P!'isorit•s to malu• l his :vo u r " Iwd al ni ght. 995 Flo uw r.~ For A II Occn .~iom $2 PRIClS Sl ARl Al •Weddings •Anniversaries .. ~ Open Mondoy 1<1 8 P.M. •Birthdays •Funerals FREE DELIVERY l nr mO<, I of uo, , li fP • ~ "" l'lll l f hlfl!l ''~IU' fll' fl f l' rillr•1f U.·llh hol h pl.-u uwd <1 nd ~ t • nllli'lrn> n u , P \11' 1>1 ~ S n 11w M•' pr f'drcr.t h1 P, n lhP r <, <H~ m t~ n ~ hip il!ld ~ U il liUII f'P fl \o·alu f'. 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CALL TOLL FREE 1-800 -543-4814 POMEROY . OHIO Mei gs C oun ty Display Yard Pomeroy - M as on Bridge leo l . Vaughan. Mgr. Phone 992 -26 8 8 VINTON . OHIO Gel! Ia County Di splay Yerd Je mos A . Bush . Man ager Phone 3a8 -a603 RA CINE -The annu;il .Jo hn so n reunlo n wi ll be hPid Sunda.' at Sta r M ill Pa rk in ll a<"in< '. L u nch will begin at l p m T ho>< ' a t te nd in g <H f' to br i n ~ a hom t' made gift . Fn r rnon • i nfmma tt on ~tKo41 ·11i !10 DNt: \' - T he MPigs Cou nt Y Pomona Gra n gf' w i ll vis it lh<• CalHa Cou nt _ \· Pomona C ra ngPa l thP Hod m·y C r angP Ha ll on Mo nd <Jy J l S p 11 1 I.F. TA Rl' TO WNS HI P - T UPPERS PLA I NS - T h< • Bahr reunion will be hl:'ld Su nd a ~· at the Tu ppers Plai ns VFW Post beginnin g a t noon ror rP la ti vr s. famil ies a nd £rlend s of Abraham and Var y ! Wil li Ba hr. DARW I N - Th f' f am il\· ul Wal ter and Nellie Ri il'r VanM l' tf' r w ill have a r Pu n ion Sund ;l _\· at the r oad sidr res t in Da r win . ,\ po lluck di nnrr wil l hrg rn at I p.m . TOWNSHIP CH ESTER - A L abor !);11 ch ic ken barht'cue will be held Monda y at lhr ChestPr !·' ire Department T here wi ll bP 7110 chick en hal ves . 130 pou nd ' of ri b s, and 7~l ga llo ns of homPm<-tdr icecream A gard en tract or pu ll. fl ea mar ket and yard sal e wi ll also be held. SN vrng wil l beg in at TlES D AY HA CINE: - Ra cin e \ 'r ll agc Cl lu nc il wil l mC'P l Tu(•s dav dl 7 p m ;r t lh f' co unci l c hamb~'r s. l'I IF: STF. Il - T heChes tcr PTO w i ll tlH'f'l T uf'sd a,v at 7 p.m . at Cll t •sl!' r E lf'm r nt ar y . Th e past m ilt rnns of E va n_g cl inP ChaptPr No_ 172 Orde r of I he Fa strr n Sta r Will hu ld a IJ iCniC il l l hP hOm(' Of fk>ss it• King on Tur sday a I 6 p. m . Bri ng i l f'm ·prrd di s h a nd ta blr '! t·rdr·p Mr·a t wi ll br prO\' id cd . IH : IINESfl 'I. Y T ht' Ch r .sl< 'l CHF.ST f·: ll r ,Jrdr•n l'!uiJ wi l l h ~n · r an Of)(' O nwt·lj.m g Wr·dn Ps da \' at I p.m . ;II 111c l' ht ';., tpr l 'nitcd Mf'thodi st Ch u 1't' h. t\ll R<~ l'<h · n club s a nd n on - mPmht·r~ d iT' Jn vi ti'd to Jltcnd. '' F:lll H:l l' \'f':-,1 Lisi n,g l,.r ui l s :rnd V<'~ <' lab l<'s i n F loral ,\rr.J. n g l' mt• n ls' wil l bf• !hr progra rn Rd rPshmrnl 'i wi l l tw s2g9o • s3goo RT . 35 b: :m p. m ct 1 l h t • fi n · statiun in Hu t la ncl . Thr pu bli c is in \'i tr d to ;~ltf'n d . \V r•drw s cl ; rv .11 IU:F. DS\'lLI .E - Th<' Oli,·r To wn sh ip Tr u s tPr~ will mr f't \\' Pr_in Ps d ; t ~· .1 1 7- :m p.m . ;~ t thr H f'('ti..:.Yi llt• Firr H tJ USf ' 675·3334 • 675·333) HENDERSON , WV HOURS : Monday-Saturday, 8:30a.m.· 6:30p.m . & UP * Official State Inspection Center - 2 Inspectors * 2 AllfDJilent Racks- Ball Joints, etc . * Shocks - Struts HI-TOPS LO CUTS $23oo- $2soo $looo- $2ooo &UP &UP 111is Offer Is Freel Not Good On Previous Sale - CZ's Only While Supplies Last ALL SHOES ON PORCH •••••••••••••••• s§ •• s10 * Mechanica On Duty * Cuatom Exhaust · Muffler Shop (Special DUAL .. .$99.951 2 OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CRACKER (Time Chains, Tune-Ups) * Complete Brake Shop (Rotors Turned) $ 99.95 and up * Farm Implement Tires, Lawn Mowers, etc . MONDAY TUESDAY WfDNfSDAY TIIUISDAY FIIIDAY SAfUlDAY SUNDAY u Fried Chtcken Fried Chicken fred Ch<eierJ Fr1ed Ftsh Fried fish Fned Chicken fried fish N Meatloaf Chopped Steao Fried Chi ch n Fmd fi sh Sttr Frr es fr1ed Chrck rn Chicken or Pork House Choi ce Veal Parmesa n w/ Oni ons & Peppers House Choi ce Fried Chi cken Fried fi sh Chtcken Broccoli Casserole Spagh elt< Ham &Sca llops Sf<r fr<es House Chot ce Chicken & L Fr~ed FIS h Chow Me in English Pot Roast c Hou se Choi ce Stuffed Pepp m Metts & Appl es Ho use Choi ce Baied Chick en Chopped Steak H D I N N E R Baked FISh Country Baied Steak Carved Roast Beet Chicken or Pork Cow Meinn English Pot Roas t Fried Chr d en Baked FISh Catf" h Carved Aost Beef Stutted Pe ppors Metts & Apples Bai ed fish Frred Ch1cken Carved Roast Beef Baked F" h BBQ Ribs Veal Parme san Shrim p Creole Ca r~ed Roast Beef Meat loaf Dev<led Crab Chopped Stea k w/ Onions & Pep pe1s Roast Tu1 key Ham w/ Rm m Sa uce Baked Ch icoen Noodles Ham w/ Ra isin Sauced Carved Roast Beet Fri td Chicken Bak ed FISh Fried Ch icken Baked FISh Bai ed Ch<eken Fmd Chr cken Ch rcken Bro ccolt Ca sserole SaliSbury Steao Fned Cht cken BBQ Ribs Baoed Fis h Strr Baked Ch<e ien F r~es w/ Sp anish Sauce Spaghottr Str r frees Ham & Sca ll ops Peel & Eat Sh r~m p BBQ Ar bs Frted Shrimp Ja mbalaya Seafoo d Frr ed Oyste rs Carvtd Roast Beef Shrrm p Creole Ca1ved Roast Beet Baked Chi cken Fried Clams Devil ed Crab Baked Chicken DeV<I ed C ~ bs WEEK TWO L u N c MONDAY fUfSDAY WDINESDAY Frted Chicken Fried Chicken Fried Frsh Braised Beet l<ps & Noodles Fried fish Corned Beef & Cabbage Fred Chicken fried f<Sh Spaghett< Creamed Ham & Cabbage Hause Cho ice Ham & Beans Hou se Choice House Choict Ch<c ken J ned Stea k TJIUISDAY f rted Chtc ke n Fried Fish Ham Hawau House Cho1ce Chopped Stea k w/ Onwns & Pepper s fRIDAY Frr ed Cht cken Frred F1 sh St ir Fri es Metts & Kraut Sal isbury Steak / Spanish S-a uce Hou se Choice Baked Ch<c ken SArURDAY SUNDAY Frted Cht cken Fried Fts h St 1r F1ies Ltv er & Onions BeefStew f r~ed Ch<eken Baked f<1h Stir Frie s House Choice Bak ed Chicken l asagna H Ch<e ken & Noo dle s Ha m w/ Ra isin Sau ced Carved Roas t Beef Fmd Chicken Baked f<S h D I N N Fried Chick en Baked fish Braised Beef Tips & Noodles Creamed Ham & Cabbag• Country Baked Steak E R Fried Chicke n Fried Cht cken Baked Fish Corned Beet & Cobbog e Ham & Bea ns Coltish Carved Roast Beef Baked Fis h Spagh ett r Carved Roast Be ef BBQ Ribs ShJ tm p Creole HOURS OF OPERATION LUNCH (Monday thru Saturday) 11 :00 a .m . to 3:00 p .m . 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ALSO: la<klon, Che1apeuke, Athen1 , Chilli<Othe , LO!(on & M<Arthur WEEK ONE * Several New Name Brand Tires In Stock fa.!'~ GALLIPOLIS: 414 Second Ave., 2nd Floor 446 -0166 8:30 to S:OO Monday-Friday 8:30 to 12 Saturday ( losed Thursday . WE HAVE IT ALL C. l 'l'\'l~d . POOR BOYS TIRE, INC. BOYS HI-TOPS MEN'S HI-TOPS PLANNED PARENTHOOD POMEROY: 236 E.Moin St., 2nd Floor 992 -5912 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-Friday Closed Thursday - JW T I.,\ Ni l - T h<' Hu llancl To wmhip T rU .'ilPr s will nwct MON O .~\' Block Suede of fl c·p bui lding . CO I.l :MRI A .~ ssoclall o n. Sliding fee sole. No one refused services because of inability to pay. T ht• T hl' Co lumbi a T own shi p T ru s· !('(.' S wi ll m PPI Monday at 7:30 p.m . a t thr f irr station. LOTT R I DC 1·:-Th f'rr willlw .1 smor gasboa rd rlin nrr on Sun d ct\· a t 2 p.m . a t lht • Lo tt ri d gP Comm uni t y CPn iPr . cu~ t i s $:) fo r adul ts anCI S~!_:)n for chi ld re n unde r 12 1~)wn N County' t n tnxl u\ C~ F-ashwn tha t ftts :"' wt th hr:nmlul drN !Jtlmed loo ~ lor bll m 1 ~1 your SllC. Bloc• Potent L c l<HI Tu wm hlp Tr u str l's will rn (' t' l Mund a.\' d l 7 p m . a t t he~ S\'HA CUSE T lu• Sut ton To wn ship T ru .'i tf't 's will m PPt Monda.v at 7 :m p .m a t thr? S~'l' ilt' U .'if' Mu nc ipal Build ing. RA CINI-: - The Rac rne Vo l un · l eer F ire DC? pa r tm r n t is sponso r · i ng a chickrn b ar becuf' on Sunda y beginnin g at II a.m . Cos t of the d inn er is :!>1.'io and a hall ch icken is $;).2:l. ThP l.=1 dirs auxl llary will srr v<" homf·madP l cf'c rcam COnVERSE <"a i l DINNER COMMITIEE - Pi ctured are memb er s of the Ga!Ua County Minis terial Association as they prepare for the annual Beef Barbecue Dinner F riday, Sept 71rom 5to 7 p.m. From bottom , l eh clockwise: Rev . Luth er Tracy, Calvary Baptist; Rev . AI Early, First Presbyteri an; Sr. Judy :'< orwlck, St . Louis Catholic; R ev . K eith Curd, Good News BapUst; Rev . ARt Lund, Holzer Hospital Chapl ain; Uev . Webste r Cox, Simpson Chapel; and Uev. Joe Hefn er, Grace l l11ited Methodl• t , president of th e Minis ter i al Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D . Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing FA SHI ON T H AT F I T S RUTL AND T he Cr owr reu nion wi ll be held Sund av at t h<• Rutland Fire men's Pa rk . A (' rl vrn •d di sh d ln nrr w i ll bl'g in al noo n CHESHI RE - T he Fi fe n ' un lon wi ll bf' hf'ld Sund ay at noon d l thP Ky ~Pr Crrr k f. mp toy<' <'-' Club. BACK·TO·SCHOOL SNEAKERS 0 0 SAVE /o TO /o Jl a rn ( Family Planning It Makes Sense ... Community Calendar Nomr Storewide Clearance On $2500 he r good bye after the mediati on l ast May and that the bu ss cau Sf'd her emotio nal di stre ss. ·'What it co m es down to is an abu se of power. " sa id Al f Si vert · so n. an a ttor ney for Miller.· 'T his typP of co ndue1 i s ahsol ut l' l\ Inexc usa bl e by any p1•rson in a position of powPr. part1 r ularly a judge... OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY - Ray and Hazel Eblin DeLong cel ebrated their 55th wedding anniver sar y on Saturd ay, Au g. 31. They r eside at Patriot Star Roult•, Box 154 . GaiUp oli s, Ohio, 4563 1. Tuttle- Voreh ))11n11. 1 success. son. TUi\n· and 1 10~ ~ . \ I \'on•h J T! TI'I.E HO USTO!\. TPx; t..., - of a barbecue bee f san dwich prepared In Rev . John Jack son's beef coo ker " old smokle" , cole sl aw and chips (dona ted by Captain D's) , home made baked beans, an d drin k. This year , an additional lea lure will be a select ion of pies and ca kes which can be pu rchased f or dessert. Rev. Webster Cox of Simpson Chapel In Rio Grande. Is chai r · person of this event . Rev . Joe Hefner, Pres iden t of the M lnlsteral Associ ation. asks for the support of the co mmunit y to m ake this major lu nd ra iser a Woman sues retired judge over kiss Goodwin-Roush GALL I POLI S Steve and Ci ndy iRo ushl Goodwi n PX c hangc d vo \~v· s Aug. 2J durin g an outdo or ceremony at th e Mid d h' to n E s t a tr s Thf' weddin g wa s prrfornwd by llrv. RobP rl Kuhn . Cy nth i~l L au dP rmilt wa~ m tt Iro n of ho nor a nd Andrr v; Cood · w i n. son o f th l' g r oom w:Js bf'<; f Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- B-5 Benefit dinner set Sept. 7 GALLI POLIS - The Gallla County Ministeri al Associ ation Is plannin g It s an nual Beef Bar becue Dinner for F riday, Sept. 7, 5-7 p.m . at the Was hington Elementary School Ca feteria. This spec ial event will be a fund raiser to benefit the Assoc iation' s E mer ge ncy Food Pan try and rel at ed m ln lster les . Ticket s for the dinner can be purchased for $4 from any minist erial associ ation m ember or by contact ing Grace Un!Jed Met hodist Church, liOO Second Avenu e. 1446-0555 1. The evening's meal will co nsist M !DDL EPORT Pa tricia T homa s R.N .. has accepted the posi tion of Assista n t H ead Nurse of the Intensive care unit at O' Bieness Hospi tal In Athens. Mr s. T homas has been emp loyed at O'Bienes s Hospital si nce 1984 . She hol ds an as soci ate degree in nursing from Hoc king iechnica l Colleg<' and Is al so a f ormer gr adua te of Buc keye H ill s Sc hoo l of Pr a c t ica l N ursing Mrs. Th omas i s currently licensed in th<' sta t e of Ohio as we ll as West Virg in ia and Is cert ified in ACLS. She re sides In Midd leport wi th her husband and - ~ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . BB Q Ribs Dev il ed Crab Stir Fr ies Liver & Oni on s Beet Stew Baked Chi cken LUN CH I l l 00 a m fo 300 pm) .... Monday lh< u Saturda y DINN ER [4 00 p m Jo800 pm) Monday lh ru Thrusday and Sa tu rday FRIDAY DINNER (Giant Se afo od Buffo!) 14 00 p m to 8 OlJ p m ) SUNDAY DINNER (All Day) CHILDREN (All Day and Eve ryday! D Served with a Choice of 6 Vegetable Items D Includes 30 Item Salad Bar D Plus - Desserts and Beverages Baked Chrcken $3 .72 pl u s ta x $5 .61 p lu s t a x $6 .55 ) plu s tox $5 .61 plu s tax $2 .35 plu s t ax SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA UPPER RT. 7-GALLIPOLIS DALE'S SMORGASBORD I �Page- 8-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . September 2, 1990 September 2. 1990. ties for more than 150 years as ways of keeping alive Welsh t raditions. So seriou sly did the descend· ants of th e Welsh take the ir musi c in 1918 on the occasion of the " Welsh Centennial" that they hired a professional choir dlrec· to r from Cincinnati to come to Thurman and Oak Hill to train the si ngers in the communil y c horu s. Professor Da vid Davis of Cincinnati had been choral direr· tor for th e Billy Graham of th at rra Gipsy Smith as well as direr tor for the Welsh Chora l Society . the Mendelssohn Cho ra l Soc iety . the Tu sc ulum Cho ra l Soc it•tv and the Choir Guild of Cinc innati. Two thousand song book s v.'r r P ord erPd for th r WELSH TRADITION - Some of tlu: larg<•sl gathering• in Galli a and Jackson Counties havt• bt•en for Wt!lsh singing t•vrnl., , Tlw first largt> t•vent was held at tht• grovt•rwar Moriah Churd1 in IX:lH with 5, 000 people present . Local man ordained GALLIPOLIS - M arc Sarrett of Ga llipoli s was ordai ned lor the mini str y on Sund ay, Aug 2b at First Ba ptist Church . Sa rrPII. d membPr of Fi r st Bap ti st , n•epn t ly grad uated fr om Ma r ietta Bible Co llege and hold s a bachelors degn?f' from Oh io f\ graud alf' of Ca l!i;J AraJPm .v High School. hf' i ~ tlw son of Lu r i l iP and Hu ~sP II SaJTP II of Gal li po lis. Abu u t lin · _ vf' <H '> iJgo , Sa r rPII -..;~id hPr r aliwrJ(;orl" !'- plan fo r h i-; l ife· was In pa storal w ork. and bega n -. inrerr stud _ v fnr that \ lX' ation . AI I hough hf' has c d nrl irl aflod t"oi a church pa :;f or ~ position in Cambrid gr, Ohio. his long ran g!' goa l 15 to Sf' l' a m i u istr:-. for Hu• s tud t' n l ~ at Ol1io L' uJ\'I'rs it\ During thr ordin;J!i on SlT\'iCt' a t First llaptbt ("hurch, D1 Myron K Guilll'r of Mar il •tta Bib le College gal'e tht• addrPss Hi s qurstionin g b.\ 11 h(LJ rcl of MI\RC SARRETT p<L'i to ro.; on thf'o logy a nd mi ss ion wa.o. . h t~ ld S atu rd.;~ y.1\ u g '2~ ar tht• !' hur r h Family reunion held at Tyn Rhos drscrndrnts of Oa\ ·id Gr iffilh and \iarv A nn M cCn'iH\ Thr Jo nes mrt at Tvn Rho.-; o n Aug I~ for t heir b'ith n •un ton Thirt~ · rrl a li\'f' and onP gu<·s t wr r r prr sr n t for thP d a \· Onr bi rt h wa s rt•portrcl to Cy nthi a a nd Mich;wl Mr•n!f •r - .t so n . nam t• rl ZJ ch ,tn P .tul Mf' nZN . ~o dPath s hacl occ un•d du r ing t hf' yr ar Tw o wrddin g.. wt· rt · rrportrd - Da v id KPII v Bo wm a n m.;~rT i {~d MPlod_ \. Dawn A tchr·'ion and Marlrnr Harri son m ;.ll"t"i l'd Fra nk Thoma s K.ad\'an iji . ThP old es t pn•sr nt was .YLJJ"ii • .Jonf' s. 91. and th r vou ngrst wa :-. l~'th Bahl<'da . Thosr at trnd ing wpn• Mr ctnd :Vl r s. Dcn·ld A lti zPr ; Mr and Mrs (; ;u .v A ltl zl'r; Mr and Mrs l{a _ \ D.l\'is. M;~r·v iind l{i l'ha rd 1\"ida.\ ·. and Marif' .lnnl'S al l of Cal li <l Cou nt.v . Mr and Mr.o., n ;wid Bowman of .laf'kson . l.1 •v.·is ;Jnd A lbPrt .l nnt '"· of \\'a.\' OI'S dl le; :\ll r ~tn cl M r '-' . T orn L t•Pft' <Jnd Bo b. o l ll unt i nglnn . W \ ' a : .J ohn L0PII '. of LP x ing ton. K ~: Mr and Mr " ll o mPr CrPPf' h. Mr dOd Mr " t; alr Marqua r dt. ol Dav ton : Mr . and Mr s. Frank lin Fu lt on ancl gut's t Dori s Spurlock. of Krt a•r ing : Mr and Mr l\. Don Fo rgPy, o l Sou th Po int , a nd .J uli a. J amPs. 1-: I iza bel h. Chris to ph l'r . . Joh n a net Re th Ba hll'da . of Huntin gton . W \'a . RSVP Volunteers to be honored OAK HILL - T ilt• Hf'tirr <l Senior Vo lu ntrC'r Pr ogram w i ll n 'cog nizp its voluntrP rs IJ\ wa\' of a rf'cog n ilion picnic to hp ht 'l(l T hu rsda v , Srpt 1.'1 ;1t nnoo n T hfl picnic wil l bP hl'lli in ! tw s hd trr hou sr of t hr Par ish(; r ow · near Oa k Hil l. Th i.-, annual ~ '\'C' Il! eommPmoratcs II vPars of thf' RSVP Program spot;sort'd bv tht • U ni vC'rs tt y of R10 Grand£' . E nt en a i nment will b1' pro Sibley family reunion held August 19 Thf' Sibh•.v famil\' rrun io n wa s held on Aug . t9 il l Has kin s Com muni! .\' Park . Those al tcnd lng were Clarence Go ldin Sib· ley . Bill and lw a Sibl••v; Mlk<', And r ea, and Linda Sibl ey; Rov Sibley; Ca rl. Tht•lma Sib l!'v; Todd, Am y and Tressa Sibley; Micky Sibley ; M issv and Court · ney Swa in; Hoda ly . .J r Susi e Sibley Ga rl ic; Jot' and Eom a Sibley Pickett; Ky le. Ma r jorie Si bl ey Donnaly; Robrrv . .len· niter Donnaly; Jeff. Ba r bara , April, Jesslea Donnaly: Dav i d. Ca thy, Grace, An na Louise Don · nal y, Joe, Judy, Jeff Pickett ; Di ane Fisher; Roger and Dar · lene Ga rlic; Allee, Donald and David Moorey; Bob. Faye and Robin Pickell; Debbie, John Dwayne L ance Neville; Ray Mable Sibley ; Jim and Joan Pickell; Ja y , Andrea ..Je nnifer Cremeans. Prayer was given at noon by Jeffrey Donnaly. The c hildren enjoyed pull ·pull golf and the slides at the park. Next year' s reunion was planned for Aug. 18, 1991. The oldest In at tendence was Clarence Sibley . The young· est was Anna Louise Donnaly . \" idrd bv 1h(' C a I I ia Cou n 1v Sr>n io1 Cit iZens Olde T.r mt• ( 'horus V o lunt£·f'r ~ w ill rpn •i\·t · 1·1· r·ngn i tio n awa rd-, fo r !hPir "l'l" \'i n · ln \'i tN•s '"d "o includ (• \' u lunt rP r Sta tio n S upPrYi '-or~ <Jn d rn r rn tw rs of lhl' prog r am -. <H.l v i ~u rv counc il. L1Ch p1 •r son at tP ml in g is asked !11 bri ng d t' Il\·' Crrrl dish and tabl(• spn· icr· Mr•a l ;tnrl brve ra ges wi ll bl' furnis hl'd If any \"Oiunt cPr s nerd t ron1 s por tat lo n 10 th P picnic c·nn!oJ! 't Count y co ordinator .Jo i\nna Morri s at thl' (;;IIIia St• ni() l CP ntl' l' at ·l~l-i - 7 01Kl t h eGal ll a T imes unJan .8, 1"4~ .11 was in 1900 that Dan 1Rc•dtwad1 Evans was as ked if he would not a llow his four d aug htP rs i Eliza beth, Margaret , Acta and Es te llal to sing at a Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Po rts· mouth . The quartet sa ng so wPII that the girls started getting Invitations from allover th e area to sing In loca l churches and lodges. ·'Once they sang m a coal mine 100 feet down and two miles back at Shawnee In Perry Co unty. They rode miles underground to reac h their miner audi ence . The highlight of the career of the Edwards sis ters came in 1908 when they were si gned by a Ch lcago booki ng agency for a tour along the U.S. Pacific coast. From 1900 10 1925, when the quartet sang regular ly, they covered 44 of Ohio's co unties and several counties In West Virgl· nla, Wiscons in, Illinois and Mi chigan. "G irlish as th ey were, they broke down and laughed one night during their progra m in an Indianapolis ehurch The gig· French Art Colony announces fall class schedule GALLIPOLIS - The French Ar t Colony an nou nces lis Fall Cl ass Schedule as follows : VISUAL ARTS: Int r oduction to PhotographyMondays. Sep t. 17·0c t. 8. 6-8 p.m. Learn all abo ut the principles of photography, yo ur 35 mm ca · mera, an d mu ch more . Bring 35 U ni vr r ~ it v occas ion, so we ca n guess this choir, composed of Oak Hill. Jackson and Centen111e resi · dents was e nor mous . T he program at Cen tervil le was held Aug. 29, 1918 and included addresses by Jud ge Benner Jones, Gom er C. Evan s. VIrgil H. Evans, Da niel w. Williams . .John L Davies, Jud ge David Da vis, E.J. Jones and Dr . John M . Davis . Included on th e musical program besides th e huge choir were: Mr and M r s Morgan Jones . During that sa m e week a celebration was also held at Moriah Church and included on the mu sica l program were: W .S. JanE's, Rachel and Eva Edwards , John New ton Dav is , Evan and Ka thr vn Edwards, Jan e, Gladys and Margaret Hannah Dav is. El la s Jone s a nd Robert William s. Perhap s th e most famou s Welsh singers to com e from the area wrre the Edwards sis ters who were f requently ca lled on to sin g in the Mo ria h Chu rc h, bl'lng at one time their home church. According to a piece done by mm camera , pencil and paper . The in stru ctor Is John Rossignol. Pre· register by Sept. 12. Th e cos t Is $.12 . Yo un g Art ist Meets Ou tdoors - Mon days, Sept. 17·0ct. 8. 6·8 p m .. students from ages 12·18. Lea rn how t o see things differ· f'n l l~'. the way an artist perceives his subj ects. Bring pencils , eras · ers & paper Th e instru ctor is Taml Rossig-nol. Pre.reglster by Sept 12, cos t Is $32 . WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS Pastel Works hop - Friday, Oct. 26, 7·9 p.m . and Sat. Oct. 27, 9 a. m ·4 p.m . Class will receive a techniquPs d('monstratlonon F'rl · day. and Sa turda y they will work on a pa rticular painting to pract ice t hC'se tec hniques. Saturda y In cludes a lu nc heon. Ca ll the FA C at t6 141 446·38.34 for supplv list. Pre· registration req uired by Oct. 17. I nstr uct or Is Sa nd y St Pvcn s Perri ne Thr cost Is $3.5 for both day s and luncheon . Parent Child Workshop. Su n· day, Sept. 2.1. 2·3: 30 p.m . Tour of ga lleri es and three dimen sion al work . Rubbings don e with an · tlq ue pieces . Eac h child mu st be accom pani ed by an adull [n structor is Sa undra Koby . Pre reg ister by Sept 15. Cos t is free Halloween Mask Making Preschoo l art , Satu rda y. Oet 20. 9-11 a .m Mak e m ask s for t ric k or treat night. Pre· reg ist er by Oct 10. Instr uct or Is Shtrln Nuggud Cost is $5 .00 CRAFT S: Herbs and I he Garden Mondays. Aug . 27 ·Nov. 26, 6·8: 30 p .m. Bring clipper s, herbs from own garden or yo u m ay buy from thr In stru ctor . Thr Instructor Is Vilma Plkkoja Cos t Is $14 1$1 clasS! Begi nnin g Quilli ng, Monday s. S<>pt . 24 ·0C t. 22, 1·4 p.m. on first cla ss , 1·.1 p.m . on all others Pre·regl ster by Sept. 19 Br ing paper and pPnclt. Will purcha se own ma iC' rla ls afiP r 1st class . I nstructor Is Bunnv Kuhl Cost Is $.15 . Basket Making - All classes on Mondays. 6·10 p.m Crac ker Basket ·Sept. 24. pre· regl ster bv Sept. 19. cos t Is $1:1 Jeremiah Baskei ·Oct. 15. pre·reglster by Oct . 10. cos t is $20 50. Herb Dry ing -flasket ·Oct 22, p re · register by Oct 17. cost Is $19 . Call l hr F'A C for house hold items nerd r d. I nstr uctor is Jeri Allie. DANCE Ins tructor Is Devon Wills. Prr·reglstratlon Is required on all classes by Aug. 31. PreSchool Move ment - Tues day. Sep t. 1·0ct. 9. 4: 30·5: 15 p.m ., ages 4 & 5. Cost Is $21 . Beginning Ballet I - Tuesday. Se pt . 4·0ct. 9, 5: 30·6: 30 p.m. and /or Saturd ays . Sept. 8. Oct. 6, 13, 11: 45· 12: 45 p.m., ages 6·8. M ay ta ke both Tues. and Sat. The cos t is $24 on Tu esday' s cl ass t 6 1esso ns) and $16on Saturda~·s cl ass 11 lessons! . Ballet li - Tuesdays, Sept. 4·0ct. 9, 6: 15·7: 45 p.m. and Saturdays, Sept. 8, 22 & Oct. 6. 13 from 1·2 p.m ., ages 8·15. 18 year s old s with at least I year dan ce training please) . The cost is $45 for both Tues. and Sa turdays. Adult Movem ent -Sa turdays, Sept . 8, 22 & Oct. 6, 13. 10: 30·11 : 30 a.m. L oose clothing and ballet slip pe rs req ulred . Cos 1 Is $1 8 tor 4 n days, Sept. 12, - starting at 2 p.m . Half hour lessons scheduled thru the FA C. Group and priva te lessons are available. Cl assica l Guitar needed. The Instructor Is Matthias Stegmann The eost Is $101prlvate lesson and $5 / group lesso n. Plano - Sa turda ys, S<•pt 8. startin g at 9 a.m. Half hou r lessons scheduled lhru the FAC In stru c tor Is Charlotte Steg mann. Cost Is $8/ lesso n. Voice - Sat urd ays . Se pt. 8. starlin g at 9 a.m . Half hour lessons sc heduled thro th e FAC In st r uctor Is Cha r lott e Steg mann . Cost is $101iesson . • g lin g 1 arm· J bou t thu.-; : by ;a1 ·1·i<knt thl 'f' l1 a d gon£1 Into a IJ url< ·. ., qw · .'> hiJV,' hPfore appearing referring to the fact it was lh£' first Welch Church in the area, was f ounded i n 1835 in the home of John E . Evan s, with H members. Shortly th erea fter , a log church was built in the no rthwes 1 cor ner of thE:' presPnt cem etary. Peop le worshippPd in the log chu rc h unti1! 846 when the present church building was erected at a eost of $2.000. The first c hurch of logs had cost S10U . T he first Welsh Gy manfa in southern Ohio was held at Mori ah in 1838 with 11 churehcs rt•pres t•nw d by OV('f 800 s inge rs. T hP audienC{' wa s pstimatrd <1 1 al:xJut 5,000 peo ple. ADOPT A PET MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY CALL BEV 742-2170 ANNOUNCE PROJECT - Jack Traylor , M.D ., dire ctor of th e Burn Unit ol Ca beii· Huntlngton Hospital and 12·ycar-old burn victim Amanda Jan esko announ c(• t\Jumlnum Ca ns for Burned Children, a aluminum can recycling program , sponsored by Foodland, whelp meet th e needs ol young bum victims treat ed at Caheli·Huntlnglon. Residents can donate I heir aluminum eans at 52 Foodland Supermarkets In K entucky, West Virginia and Ohio . 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Sept 11., for a om•-d av continu in g rd uc ati on confprrnce on OUR HEALTHCARE PACKAGE compc nslble Industrial and occu · patlonal back injuri es. Thf'mf'l' l · ing 1.1 fr ee of charge to all participants The co nferen ce w ill featur e Dr Daniel Black. of the Clin ic's Phys ical Mediein<' Department, Dr . Mic hae l Moore , Ciintc Or tho· pPd ic Surg ro n. and Suzannt' Shr lpman. MA. LPC. fr om thi' ()hio l ndu strLJI Commi ss ion 's l(rh.Jbl ll ta tion Dh·i sion . Topic s to bf' prrsrntC'd in cl udr \'O r a tiu na l n• habi lit alion and bark pa1n from lhr orthopedic prr s pPctivf'. Ttl r " team app roa ch' · t o indu strial rf'h db!litation will be .. tn•ssrcl . Rl'fr ('shrnrnt s and lun ch " ·ill 9JOW11Ul/ll; ~ We ca re about you as a person . We know you arc a valuable member of our community and we are determined to help with your hea lthcarr problems. We want you to lea ve our hosp ital feeling that we nor only cared about your hea lth problems. but we cared fo r you as a person . EQUIPMENT· SALES - RENTALS· REPAIRS "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use• We have state-of-the -art equ ipment and a dedicated sta ff of physicians, nurses and other healthca re personnel. We are he re to se rve you :'>65 days a year, 24 hours a day . \::::::; '- ' . E. Memorial POMEROY Wal ke<s throughout Meigs County will get out their favorite travelin g shoes on Sept. 22 for the American Heart Association's Turkeywalk . The event will begin at10 a.m. at the Meigs High School I rack. The turkeywalk i s expected to attract walkers of all ages from throughout the community . Ac· cording to Millie M i dk iff , even t c ha irm an , the fund s r aised through Turkeywa lk pled ges and donations will support theAm eri· can Heart Association's research, public and professional education, and community ser · vtce progra ms According to thf' Ampricl1n Hearl Associ ation , ne arly half of all deaths in the United Stales each yea r arf' caused by cardlo· GALLIPOLI S- Act iviti es and menus f or the week of Sep t. .1 through 7 at !he SPn ior Citizens Ce nter , 220 Jackson Pike, will be as follows: Monday . Closed f or holiday . Tuesday: STOP / Physical Fit · ness at 10: 30; video matinee, "The Color Pu rp le... at 12. 30 Wed nesday : Pret ry Pun ch (Bas ics\ Ju anita Wood. 10 a.m : Cards , I to 3 p.m . Thursd ay: Bi ble Study with M ar lon Williams , 10:45 a .m., Blood Pres sure 1 Volunteen M.Porter fr om 10 a. m . to noon; Herb class with VI lma Pikkoja, 1:30 p.m . Friday: EXPO 1990 at Scio to Falrgounds . Con tact I & R offi ce for transportation . Menus consist of · Monday Closed f or holid av Tuesday : Beef or pork Ba r ·B· Q, tater tots. cole sl aw , bun and fru it cup. Swi ss steak . Wednesda y: whipped potatoes, ca r rot and ra isin salad, br ead and peanu t bu Iter coo kie Thursday Ham loaf, ma ca ron! sa l ad, ka l ei vineg ar, bread and buttersco tc h pudding. Friday : Chtcken and nood les, co rn and grren I ima s, bi scu its and bana nas in ora ngr juicr Makr rrsrr\'a tions by cal l ing 446 ·7000 before 9 a. m . th e dav attending . BUTTON MUMS ................. S3.00 vascular disease. However. Mid· klff said that the Turkeywalk also presents another message. "We're t r ylng to sprea d the word that walkin g can help people get physically fit and co ndition their hea rt s a nd lun gs," she sa id , "a nd it 's an activit y the en ti re family can enjoy." Walkers ca n collect pledges or flat donation s fr om frie nd s. neig hbor s, rei at lve s and fellow wor ker s. Through the sponsor · ship of Whaley' s Auto Parks and Ba nk One, both of Po meroy, the following prizes ar e ea rned; $50, ea rn a Turkey walk !·Shirt; $100, earn a I ·Shirt and a turkey; $150, earn a t·shlr t, turkey and fanny pack; $200, ear n a t ·shlrt , turkey, fa nny pack and a sweatshirt; $300, earn a t·shlrt, turkey , fanny pack, sweatshirt and spor tsbag. Anyone wishing to par ticipate in the event or need ing more information shou ld contac t Mid· kiff at 992·2133. ~18 atre rr .··"~c-- .rf'}te .J. t\riel rne~--~ .. ., . di''· ·Srnger I Songwnter David Piper I One Man, One Gwtar L ' ·.~ · . I ..!• ..11\.<JO; '' · in a benefit concert ()aturday September IS. · ~ ' 1990 I Come & experi ence the 1 Ariel's incredible acoustics! 8:00P.M. .., i\ riel Theatre 426 2nd Ave. Galli 10/is Ohio , J . r· ~&~{:· • ..;.•,•, . l'ickcts available ot Urunicurdi Musi c, P('ddle r' s PnnlQ' & C riminnl ltt>c nnls A ll pr• " •• «~ I ~ I:•• ho h{'nrflt the Ari el C ultural & P.-rfomlinl! Art11 (",. .,lro • ,. i1 BACK-TO SCHOOL SPECIAL! 1·8 10 2·5 X7 8 Jumbo Wallets X KODAK PAPER •Extended your blooming season with perennial mums. ASTERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S3.00 •Add rare blue to your garden with these dwarf perennial starts. 0 0 STUDIO fAK[ S MOR£ fiM£ TO G£! IHATSOMl IH ING SPI CIAI Persons under 18 must be accom~nied by parent . ALL AGES AND FAMILIES COMING SOON ... MOTH ORCHIDS •In 3 beautiful colors , W.lll(ll$ l'tllfl SC:ODf(l • HOME OXYGEN • WHE:LCHAIR S • HOS?ITAL BEDS • SHOWER STOOLS VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 115 br ser ve d, a nd a tour of Holzer Cl int c and the Cli nic's Sport s, Indu str ial and Re habil ll allve Mrdtrln c Depa rtment i s sc heduled Reg is trat i on begin s at 9 a.m. on Sept. II, with the presrnt a li ons beginn ing at 9: 30a. m . and thr completion of 1he con fere nce sc·l for 2 p .m . Th e m eetings will be held in the Fr ench 5()() Room of Holzer Medic al Ce nt er . Midkiff are top walkers, Marie Hauck, center, who has earned $400 ever since the Turkeywalk has been held, and Emmogene Congo, who earned $500 in last year's walk. Walking enthusiasts gear up for annual AHA Turkeywalk Register for FREE hand tool giveaway. Look to us for a great Healthcare Pacbge. Vtlo,.,.. Memorial Hospital TURKEYWALK - MlWe Midkiff, len. Is chalnnan for this year's 1\merlcan Hearl Association Turkeywalk. Walkers wlll earn money based on donations and pledges from friends, family and fellow workers. Pictured with NEW FALL PLANTS! HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. There's an advantage in being at "home" in your ho metow n hospi tal nor only for yo u but for fr iends and re lativ es who need to keep in close touch with you without tra veling long distances. We offer an effective H ome Health Ca rr Nursing Se rvice to assist you in your own res iden ce when you are dismissed from the hospital. We have helicopter service whe n serious injuries or critical illnesses reguire more specialized treatment . There's a Skilled Care Nursing Facility. ,." Gallia County Senior Citizens schedule $39 WITHTHISCOUPON iiDplicilg·-..., PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of profoS>ionols GALLIPOLIS- Cus tomers of 52 Foodland superm arkets and area res iden ts In West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio will now be ab le to donate their used alum I· num beverage cans to benefit young burn vict im s treated at Cabell·Huntlngton Hospital in Huntin gt on, W.Va . , as part of Aluminum Ca ns for Burned Child re n tA CBC i , an ln·store recycling program recently in· tradu ced by Foodland. In the immediate area, East· man' s Foodlands are particlpat · lng In this communlty·mlnded pro ject. ACBC co ntainers for depositing aluminum cans , can be found near the front entry of area Foodland stores located In Ga llipoli s, Pom eroy, Wellston and Pt. P leasa nt , W.Va. Residents can now donate thei r used aluminum beverage can s at recycl in g bins l ocated in area Foodland supermarkets . Foodland wllllhen sell the cans to Alcoa Recycling Company and donat e the money raised to a special ACBC fund, admlnls· tered by the Cabe ll· Huntlngton Hospital Foundation. ACBC m<r nles will help provide essential. non· medlca l equipm ent as well as therapeutic equipment for the bu rn unit, t o aid in the r ecover y and r ehabilitation of youn g burn vi ctims. The Introductio n of this re· g lona l, three·stat e ACBC brings th e number of ACBC progra ms underway nationwide to 25; together these programs have ea rned over $1 million to help burn victims. Ca bell· Huntlngt on Hospital ser ve s 27 counties throughout West Virg inia, Ohio and Ken · 1uck y. T he Burn JCU is the only f acil it y of it s k ind In West Virg inIa. T he four ·bed unit treats about 70 burn victims a year . ABCB Is sponsored by Food · land and Alcoa Recycling Com · pa ny . For more Information, co nt act Cabell·Huntlngton Has· pllal at 13041 526·2052. 2 DAY SPECIALS lf'S SOn S Sunday Times-Sentinel Page 8-7 • ch urch with his pant legs pulled up, the la ugh ter could not be and they were chec ked ashamed because nobody knew what they were laughing about, and. of cour se, they could not ex pl ai n it pu blicly ." !T imes) Ada Edwa rds ' daughter also became famou s Ruth Davis sang with thf' Horace Heldt orchestra in Hollv wood In 1940 and ·41. Moriah Chu rc h, which is called the " Mother of them All". At Veterans Memo ri al - Your Hometo wn Hos pi tal - we offer you a grea t package nf hea hhcarc services Dr. Jack M. Levine • at th( • l 'hun·h , whrn one of the gi rl s <..<.dd ' lf •g show ' as they saw an old man in the f ron t row of the 3td Anonue & Blh SltMt, DoVIntown tvrtlngton 52.2.(1305 Point Pleasant. W. Va . Local Foodland launches recycling • effort for burn vtctzms tn regzon Welsh took their music seriously in 1918 By JAMES SANDS GALLIPOLIS - The Welsh have contributed greatly to music in southern Ohio not to mention all of America, Gy · m a nta s a nd Ei s teddfods have been held In Gallla and Jackson Coun· Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio • ADULT DIAPERS • UNDERPADS (CHUXSI • BEDSIDE COMMODES • PATIENT LIFTS • LIFT CHAIRS • WALKERS • DIABETIC SUPPLIES • OSTOMY WE BILL MEDICARE & OTHER INSURANCE FOR YOU Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio THIRD & PINE ST 992-2104 ........,.,_...... GALLIPOLIS • ·-· Toll Frt:t: I ROO ·15R 6844 446-7283 ONLY $899 The Lafayette Garden Center Experts in Dried Everla•ting Flowers 453 Jack.on Plkt 446·4848 Galllpolil Open ...... Sat. 11·6 YISA/MC Accepted LIM IT ONE .SPECIA L PER FAMIL Y SPECIA L SCE NI C BACKGR OU ND NO EXTRA CHAR GE GROU P PICTURE $t 00 PER SUBJECT PAY WH EN TAK EN BACKGROUND SCE NIC AND BLA CK TUES., SEPT. 4, 11-7, THIID AYE., GAll.,OUS WED., SEPT. 5, 11 -7, JACKSON PillE, GAWPOLIS THUIS., SEPT. 6, 11-7, JACKSON AYE., PT. PLEASANT Fll., SEPT. 7, 10-7, BIG BEND, POMEIOY SAT, SEPT. 8, 10·4, TWIN RIYEIS, PT. PLEASANT FOOD LAND I '' �Page B-8-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va . Three Holzer nurses recognized for their personal advancement Gallia Community calendar SUNDAY CHESHIRE- Fife reunion Sun· day at Kyger Creek Employees Club; dinner at noon. GALLIPOLIS - Diane Allen . R.N .C .. Jan Frazee, R.N .C. , and Becky Sanders, R.N .C., were recently recognized lor their personal advancement to Reg is tered Nurse Certified, i n obstct · ric care, according to Nancy A. Brunner, M.S., M.A .. R.N , v icL' president of nursing lor Holzer Medical Center. Allen, Frazee and Sanders prepared for and th en took the necessary tests to be certified In thier field through the National Association ofthe Amencan Col· lege of Obstetricians and Gyne· co l oglsts C ertific a ti o n Corporation. This process Is Intended to strengthen patient care and is entered Into by a nurse, on a voluntary basts. to heighten specific skills In a select unit. As Brunner potn ts out. "A RIO GRANDE - The descend· ents of John and Ann Richard s will hold their 60th reunion Sept. 2 at Tyn Rhos Chu rc h. A basket dinner will be served at noon . GALLIPOLIS Pendleton and Marcum reunion. Sunday. church at II a.m .. dinner at I p.m. GALLIPOLIS Cremeen s reunion Is Sunday, Raccoon Creek County Park. shelter 2; basket dinner at noon. GALLIPOLIS - (){>scendant s of Rev . Samuel Lewis mee t for reunion on Sunday. Raccoon Creek County Pa r k, shelter 5; dinner at noon. nurse who studies and preparrs to sit lor the test in g necessary to be certified In a specialty area, should be recognized for sel f· motivation and effort put fort h Ia achieve such a goal. Hol zer Medical Center Is proud to acknowledge our nursPs who take the Initiative to acqul rr addit ional skills and furthe r en hance quality patient care." Sanders Is from Gall ipoli s, and graduated from the Holzer Mcdl · cal Center School of Nursing in J une of 1971. She Initiated her career at the hospital while still a student In April, 1970, and has continued as a staff nursP sl ncr that time. Her cer tifica tion Is for Inpatient obs tetrical care . Frazee, also from Ga ll ipolis. Is a 1977 graduate of the hospital' s school of Nursing. She joined the nursing staff Immediately alter graduation and worked until August of 1981, when she took a three year leave. returning In 1984. Her certification Is In low risk neonatal nursery . Allen Is origi nally from Cleve· land, graduated from Pa rma Senior High Schoo l and Is a 1973 gradua te of the Lut heran Mcd l· ca l Center School of Nursin g, also In Cleveland. She has comp leted additional studies at Ohio State University and the University of Rio Grande. All en came to Holzer Medical Center from Asbury College In Wilm ore . Ky where she was a nurse In thei r Health Services Department . Her certification Is for inpa· ttent obs tetrical nu rsing Benefit yard sales RODNEY - There wil l br a benefit y ard sale for Zacha ry Ben tley. a three-year·old luke· mla patient at Children' s Hospi· tal. Cincinna ti, Aug . 31 and Sept . Jfrom9a .m . to 5 p.m atRod ney Village II, Gav in St. September 2. 1990 CENTENARY - McCall reun · ion is Sund ay, Centenary United Methodist Church; dinner at GALLIPOLI S - 'Vlitler, Min nis and J ackson families reun ion' Sunday, Sept. 2 from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. at the Gallla County Junior Fairground s. GALLIPOLIS Gallipoli s Lions annual light bulb sal e beg· Ins with 6 p .m. dinnl'r, rear of Davls·Shu ler Build in g. 400 block of Second Avvnue. CADMUS - The McDaniel Crossroads Church homPeomlng is Sunday, 10 am. , with Rev. Lawrence Self. Dinner at noon. CHESH I RE - The Cheshire Townshi p Tru stees w ill meet at 5:30p .m. at the Township Build· lng at Kyger. GALLIPOLIS The first anniversary of Pastor Xev. Melvin Freeman, Trledstone Baptist Ch urch, Is Sund ay. with services at :1 p.m . , the Rev . Gilbert Craig Jr. preaching. Rev . Dennis Hurt speaks in morning worship, 10:45 GALLI POLIS - OAPSE Local 349 will meet TuPsday. Sept. 4 at 7 p.m . at Washington El ementary cafeteria to ratify contract . a.m . MONDAY RODNEY - G allia Count y Pomon a Gra nge will mee t at Rodney Gra nge hall on Monday, Sept . 3 at 8 p.m. Members are to bring tw o covered di shes for potluck r l' fre shment following m eeting. WEDNE~Di\\' GALLIPOLIS - Th e Galli a County Bao rd of Hcallh wi ll meet Wednesday , Sept. 5 at 9 a.m. in the health departm ent office in the cour thouse. CALLIPOLI S - Be thel Ladies Aide wr it meet I p.m . Wednes· day. Sep t. 5 al l he home of Helena a nd Robin Fcu stal. 74 Cedar St. Members are asked to bring a friend. TUESDAY RECEIVES CERTIFICATION - Nancy i\. Brunner, vice president ol Nursing at Holzer Medical Center presents Jan Frazee, R.N.C., her NAi\COG certification In low risk neonatal ATHENS HONDA? Quality Integrity Price & NO AUCTION CARS \, 1989 NISSAN SENTRA 2 door. gray , clOth tnterior. 5 speed AM IFM •ad •o . local trade WA S NOW 16,195 1989 PRELUDE S 5 !lpeeo. a1 r, AM /FM casse tte . Dlu e tr gt'll Olue r'l leno r po we r rlr wn roo t. n e w u u traae . IS .OOO miles WA S ''"oo NOW '11,900 EFFORTS RECOGNIZED - Becky Sanders, R.N.C. (r) Is congratulat ed by Nancy Brunner on recelvlng her NAACOG certification for inpatients obstetric care. 1990 CAMARO RALLY SPORT Aqua , vel ou r 1n1er1or, aulomalic , air . po wer loc ks one ow ner . IJ,OOO mi les WA S s 13,600 NOW '12,600 1988 BERETTA GT 2 door, 5 speed , air , black, rall y wheels, new ca r l rade WA S 18 .995 NOW '7.795 1989 PONTIAC SUNBIRO Bu rg an d y ros. e c lo l h ' nltH IOr 1m . au loma1tc AMtr M cassell e rn au wheels . I I. OCK.I m•les WAS RODNEY - There w ill be another benefit yard sale for Za chary Be ntley on Se pt. I from 8 a.m . to 3 p.m . at 505 Buhl Morton Road . /\ wide varii't y of itC'm s will be available. NOW '7 ,895 18 .990 1985 GMC CONVERSION VAN LOCAL TRADE·INS A ~r , cru 1se AM,' FM casselte . 4 c apta1n ctuw s. lull b e n ~ h lold d oy,n re ar seal ne w llr t>s ·~ lly wheel s WAS NOW '6,995 17 99 ~ Reunions COO LVIL LE - The 54th An· nual Buckley Reunion will be held Sunday, Sep t. 9 at th e hom e of Glenn and Nancy Heed in Coolville. Oh io. beginning at 1 p.m . wlth a potlurk dimwr . 4 wheel d r t~e . aut omattc, < m . cru tse A M !~ M s tereo . red & wh1 1a ex tenor rer1 c to tll ~ u c ~ e ! seal s. ratsed all weather ll •cs _orr e owner , rr ew c ar lrad e WA S NOW '8,995 19.995 ~ 1986 CIVIC 4 d oor gr ay ltgl11 grAy mter•or 5 sp eeo atr. AM IFM r;assciiC WA S 1988 PRELUDE GAI.I.l POLIS - The desc end ents of the !alP Hornl'r and Alirl' Holley wi ll ho ld their43rd an nu al reunion at the home of Vernon Holley on F'alrfleld Vanco Road on Sunday . Sept . 9. There wi ll bl' a baskP I lunch at noon . 4 wh eel stea•tnQ. rear SPOil er. biiiCk . gray U! IOur •nle rt u r a1r. pow er moo n roo f po wer • oc ~ s. 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Sport& Writer PITTSBURGH (UP!) -Derrick Lewi s ran for two touchdowns and Curvin Richard s scored another and rushed for 119 yards Saturday, sending No. 20 Pittsburgh to a 35-3 rout of Ohio University In the season open er for both teams that gave Paul Hackett a victory in his fi rst regular-season game as Panthers coach. Pitt opened the scorin g on Lewis ' two-yard run up the middle with 11:49 remaining in the fir st quarter. Richards, who fin ished with 15 carries, paced the drive by picking up 46 yards on four carries. The Panthers scored agai n with 5: 40 left in the first quarter. Alex Van Pelt threw to Olanda Truitt, who weaved his way Into the end zone for a JO.yard touchdown and 14·0 lead . Van Pelt, a sophom ore, was 10 of 13 with 151 yards before leaving early In the third quarter. Ohio got on the board when Jeff Marchant kicked a 24 ·yard field goal with 9: 38 remai nin g in the second quarter to bring the Bobcats within 14·3. Gl enn Deveaux broke a coup le of tackles to score on a 25·yard run with 6: 38 left in th e second quarter, boosting Pill's lead to 21 ·3. Lewis , who had 49 yards on nine carri es, scorl'd his second touchdown on a l ·yard run wit h II seconds remaining in the se cond quarter to give the Panthers a 28-3 lead at the hal f. Richards picked up 110 yards on 14 carri es In the first half, Including 99 yards on 11 rushes in the first quarter. Richards scored on a nine·yard run 18 seconds Into the third quarter after Pitt defensive tackle Sean Gi lbert recovered a fumble by Ohio's Ricky Howell on the first play from scrimm age. Hackett took over coaching Pit t before the Hancock Bow l last year after Mike Gottfried was fir ed. N. Carolina 34, Miami (Ohio) 0 - AI Chapel Hill. N.C., sophomore flanker Randall FP!ton returned a punt 54 yards lor a touchdown and North Carolina took advantage of six Miami of Ohio turnovers Saturd ay to trounce the Redsklns34 ·0 in the season-opener for both teams . Clint Gwaltney kicked field goals of 41 and 36 yards for North Carolina, which had not won a game since defeating Virginia Mil itar y 49·7 to start the 1989 season. North Carolina led 14-0 at halftime on touchdown runs of seven and nine yard s. respectively , by running ba cks Mike Faulkerson and Eric Blount. Todd Burnett threw for one touchdown, a 14·yard toss to sophomore flanker Bucky Brooks . That score, with 5:15 left In the third quarter, padded the margin to 21·0. Gwaltney sa ndwic hed hi s field goals around Felton's return for a touchdown In the fourth quarter. It was the first Tar Heel punt return lor a score since 1985. North Carolina' s last shutout came In 1986, a 20-0 win over Kansa s. The Tar Hl'els held Miami to just 113 yards rushing a nd 92 yards passing. The Redsklns coughed up four fumbles and two Interceptions. W. VIrginia 35, Kent St. 24 - At Morgantown. W.Va . (UPI) - Greg Jones passed for two touchd owns Sa turday In his fi rst colleg ia te start to spark West Virginia to a 35·24 victory over Kent Sta te, in an effort I hat WVU coach Don Nehlen called "lethargic. " Jones. a flfth ·year senior, eompleted a seven ·yard touchdown pass to Michael Baker for a 14·0 lead In the first quarter. Jones' seven · yard scoring pass to Rico Tyler stx minutes before halftim e gave West VIrginia a 21 ·3 lead. Jones , taking over the helm alter Major Harris gave up his final year of eligibilit y to go to the Canad ian Football League, completed 15 of 25 passes for 174 yards and none Intercepted . Three tailbacks scored West VIrginia's other touchdowns . Garrett Ford raced 57 yards on West Virginia's fir st play of the game for a 7-0 lead with 1:37 gone. Mike Beasley went one yard up the middle to give the Mountaineers a 28 ·17 margin on the final play of the third quarter. Jon Jones, a redshlrt fres hman, ra n 32 yards aroun d right end lor a touchdown on his first carry In a college game. Jones' burst sewed up the game with 6:17 left. Joe Dalpra passed for two touchdowns and ran three y ards to keep Ke nt St at e In contention against the heavi ly favored Mountaineers. Dalpra completed 15 of 32 passes for 171 yards and did not have an Interception until a theft by Sam Wilson with 1:081eft In the game. F'ord finished with 94 yards on 14 carries to lead the Mountaineer rushing game. and three other tailbacks - Beas ley, Jon Jones and Adrian Mur rell- combined lor 108 yards on 14 carries . Maryland 20. Va. Tech i3- AI Co llege Park. Md .. Scott Zolak, a senior In his debut as a starter. threw a 51 ·yard touchdown pass to Gene Thomas Saturday with 61 seconds left en route to a Maryland record for comp let ions In a game and a 20-13 victory over Virginia Tech In the opener for both teams . Zolak was 28 of 46 for 306 yards , Including 14 passes to fres hman Wy check, who broke the school' s slngle·gam e record and set an all ·llme high for catch es against the Hokles. The 51·yard er broke a 13·13 tie which had ex i sted si nce 1: 01 remained In the third quarter. when the Hokles' Mickey Thomas hit a 19· yard field goal , his third of the game. N.C. State 67, W. Carolina 0- At Raleigh, N .C.. North Caro lina Stat e rolled up 592 yards total offense and did not give up a first down Saturday In routing outma nned Western Caro lina 67 ·0. . ' ;. .'[;> ,~j BEAR HUG - Pittsburgh's Ricardo McDonald wraps hi& arms around Ohio University quarter· back Anthony Thornton as Thornton attempts to run the balltn the first quarter of Saturday's game In Pittsburgh; which the Panthers won 35·3. ( UPI) Aubrey Shaw rushed for 130 yards and was one of three North Carolina State players to score two touchdowns. The Wallpack defense heldd Western Carolina to j ust 17 yards total offense, and added two sa feties as well. The Wolfpack scored on Its first two possessions and ran up a 39.() lead at halftime. Western Carolina never crossed mld·lleld. Clemson 59, Long Beach Stale 0- At Clemson, S.C., Rodney Blunt ran for two touchdowns and six other Oemson players scored TDs as the Tigers recorded their hlghes t scoring output since an 82 ·polnt explo sion In 1981. The No. 10 Tigers held Long Beach State to 57 total yards and forced three turnovers. Mean · while. the 49ers gave up 418 yards and could not pe netrate Clemson territory any deeper than the Tiger 45, rus hing for mlnu s·l6 yards and comm itting three turnover s. Virginia ~9. Kansas 10 - At Lawrence, Kan , Shawn Moore passed lor three touc hdowns and ran lor another Saturday, with two scores coming 18 seconds apart, lilting No. 21 Virginia to a 59·10 romp over Kansas . The game was played In blistering heat, which measured 116 degress on Kansas' new artificia l turf at the open ing kickoff and 129 degrees at halftime. It was the first victory west of the Mississippi River In 100 seasons of Virginia football and th e first Cavaliers' opening-game road vlctory since 1972. Kansas lost Its season opener for the fourth time In live years . Davis' 18th homer pushes Reds to 8-1 victory over Cubs CHICAGO iUPl i Eric Davis and Rick Mahler are "Red" hot. Davis went 3 for 4 with a hom e run and three RBI and Mahler won hi s third straight star t Saturday as the Red s pounded out 12 hits off lour Cubs pitchers and lifted Cinci nnati to a 8·1 win . "September Is here." Davis said. ' 'Everybody's pushing now. trying 10 r ise t o anot her l evel. This Is when you win or lose the division . If this doesn't ge t you going, then you don't belong here." Davis has hit In eight of his last 10 games t15 ·fOr ·36, .417\, with five doubles, three home run s. eigh t RBis and nine runs scored . "Davis got us goin g tod ay. " Reds manager Lou Plntella said. "It's amazi ng how when he's swi nging the bat well, everything falls Into place offensively for us." M ahler , 7-5, went the distance. giving up one ru n on four hits. Since moving back into the starting ro tation on August 21 after Tom Browning sprained an ankle, Mahler has made the most of hi s opportunity, posting a 3·0 record and a 1.58 ERA In three start s. " I was throwing a lot of fastballs today ." sa id Mahler. who go t 14 groundbal l outs and str uck out three. "I had good control of m y fastball. and fortunat ely they h i t a lot of balls on the ground and our infield pla yed outstanding defense. " Th is is the fun part of the ye ar. Not only me. but everybody on thi s team has to go out and turn It up a notch." Mariano Duncan was 3 for 4 with two RBis and is hitting 336 i n his last 30 games Cinci nnati jumped on starter Jose Nunez, J.6. just recalled from Iowa IAAA \ for the second time after starting the season In the majors. for six ru ns on eight hits In five· plus i nnings "The dlflerence between now and earlier In the season Is thai !Nunez\ Is throwi ng strikes ," Cubs manager Don Zimmer said. "Before he was all over the place, but today he got It over the plate . He deserves another start. " Davi s has brought his batting ave r age up from .22 3 to . ~42 in the last 10 games. He ga vc 1he Reds a 1·0 lead in I he second with his 18th home run of ttw seas on . a towering shot to left field . "He' s been swinging the ba t grea t for the last week or so." Zimmer said . " He 's got too much ta lent to be hitting .220." Cincinnati made It 3·0 in the fourth when Barry Larkin singled, Davis doubled him hom e and Paul O' Ne ill singled to drive In Davis . The Cubs got their only run off Mahler In their half of the fourth on Jerome Walton's triple and Ryne Sa nd berg 's RBI groundout. The Reds made It 4·lln the fifth when Jeff Reed walked, Duncan si ngled and Reed scored on Billy Hatcher's base hit. Nunez was knocked out In Cincinnati's three·run sixth In· nlng when Larkin and Davis led off with base hits. Aller Mitch Williams relieved, Larkin scored on a passed ball cha rged to Damon Berryhill, who was mak· lng his first appearan ce of the season alter coming back from a shoulde r Injury Williams retired the next two hitters but then walked Reed and gave up a two· run triple to Duncan. Cincinnati added a run In the ninth off Les Lanca ster when Hal Mo rr is walked and lat er scored on Davis' sacrifice fly. Bill Doran, acqu ired Friday from Houston, made his Reds debut. He entered the game In the seve nth and lined out to first and singled to left In two at ·bats. ''Getti ng Doran gives our team a big lilt, " Plnie!U! >ald . " It shows that we 'll do what we have to do 10 Improve. We'll usc him to give people a res t, and somelimes against tough ri ght hand ed pitc h ing. We may al so try him at third ba se. to give Chris Saba a res t once in a while . " Berryhill made his first start since August 18. 19!!9, after comp letl ng a 29·game rehabfllta · tlon st in t In the minors . " Nobody tried to st eal today. so my arm didn't really get a test, " Be r ry hill said Mets 6, Giants 5 - At New York, Darrvl Strawberry belled a two-run hOme ru n a nd Tommy Herr had a so lo shot Saturday to lead the New York Mets to a 65 victory over the San Franci sco Giant s. RookiP Julio Valer a, 1·0, pit ched six l nnln~s in his major league debut. He al lowed five hit s, thrPe ea rned runs, walked three and struck out three. John Franco pitched one and two· third Innin gs for hi s 31st save . Gi ant s starter and loser John Burkett, 11 ·6. lasted three In· nlngs givin g up three hits, four runs, two earned, while walking two and str ik ing out two . The vict ory moved the Mets into a tie with Pittsburgh In lh P NL East. The Pi rates played the Houston Astros Saturd ay night . Red Sox 15, Yankees I - AI Boston. E llis Burks hit two homers and Mike Greenwell added an tn slde-the·park grand slam Saturday to help the Boston Red Sox run their winning streak to nine games with a 15·1 rou t over the New York Yankees . It was the fir st time this season the Red Sox have hi t four homers In a game and t he win streak Is the longest In the American League this season. Greenwell finished with four hits and five RBI. Wade Boggs. trying to reach the 200-hll mark lor the eighth straight season, had a single and two doubles as the Red Sox pounded three Yankee pit chers for 19 hit s and matched th eir season high for runs . The Red Sox pounced on New In the NFC this year, York starter Andy Hawkins for five runs -Inc luding two homers -In one· third of an Inning . in two starts at Fenway Park this season. Hawkins has lasted two· thirds of an Inning and given up eight hits and 10 earned ru ns. .Jody Reed led off with a single and was forced at second by Car los Qu intana. Aller Wade Boggs singled. Burks hit a three·run homer. his 17th of the season . Into the lefl .field screen. Greenwell then doubled to center and Tom Brunan sky followed with his ninth home of theseason. also Into the screen. The Yankees picked up a run in the second of Boston's Mike Boddlcker, 14 ·8, when Jesse Ba r fi eld walked. took third on Sieve Ba lbon i 's single . and scored on a ba se hit by Randy Ve larde. But the Red Sox came bal'k with seven runs In t he filth - four off Greg Cadaret, who had relieved Hawkins In the first -to put the game away . Quintana IPd off with a wa lk and took th i rd on Boggs'double to left . New York's Mel Hall crashed In to the lert field scoreboard on the play . and had to lea ve the game with an Injured left wri st. Forty-Niners looking to 'three-peat,' but Rams challenging By MIKE BARNES UPI Sports Writer ANAHEIM, Ca lif. (UP!)- The San Fr.1nr·isco 49ers are ready to run for a third straight NFL title, but down the coas t th e Lo s An geles Ram s figure It 's time they go t a piece of the Super Buwl go ld rus h. The 49ers, seeking to become the first team since the Gteen Bay Packers (1965-67) to "three-peat ," have captured 24 of their last 27 games since a mldseason slump In 1988 . ThP Rams have Inflicted two of those losse s. "And certainly there was another one of those we co uld have won," sa id Rams head coa ch John Robinson. "It's been a phenomenal period !for San Francisco), though It won't go on . But we can 't spend our time looking at someone else. We must spend our time looking at ourselves and lmprovlng ourselves . " When the Rams look at themselves , they like what they see, especia lly on offense. QB Jim Everett threw lor 4,310 yards, WRs Henry Ellard a nd Willie Anderson each had more than 1,000 yard s In receptions, and three former Pr o Bowlers anc hor the line. However, there are concerns fre e agent Curt Warner or seldom-used Gaston Green can repU!ce disgruntled TB Greg Bell, who gained 1,137 yards last season before forcing a trade t o the Raiders . And the defense, which ranked 21st In thl' NFL and last against the pass In 1989, has been without holdout LB Kevin Greene for most of camp . Still. Robinson believes his team matches up well with the 49er s and will benefit from last year's playoff ru n, which Included road victories over Philade lphia and the New York Giants before th e 30 ·3 loss to San Francisco In the NFC champi onsh ip game. "We're as tal en ted as the 49ers," RobInson said . "But they bring t o the game some of those intangible s that turn the real good ones In to great ones Joe Montana, who recently signed a four·year, $13 million contract, Is the best of the very best. Last year, he completed 70 .2 percent of his passes l'n route to a record 112.4 quarterback rating . Montana says his team talked abo ut a third straight title Immed iately after the second, which came with the 55-10 dismantling of the Denver Broncos In New Orleans . ·'A big fact or last year was they were telling us we could n't win a second Super Bowlin a row," Montana sa id . "Hopelu Uy, (wi nning a third ) will be a cha llenge to us like It was last year." RB Roger Crai g reported to camp In superb shape. WRs Jerry Rice and John Taylor return as the league's top recelvlng tandem, and rookie scatback Dexter Carter from Florida State shou ld · provide a boost. T he defense added nose tackle Fred Smer las and backs Dave Waymer and Hanford Dixon, three free agents. Bu t are the 49er s too old ? Nineteen players will be over 30 by the end of the season. Including Montana (34 ! and S Ronnie Loti (31 ). And NT Michael Ca rter Is recovering from bone-graft foot surgery. If the 49ers or Rams falter. there are other s who . believe they are capable of filling the void In th e NFC: -The Gian ts won the East las t year with their sledgehammer blend of defense and conse rvative offense. RB Dave Meggett was the conference's top rookie this side of Barry Sanders, and New York has added draft pick RB Rodney Hampton, who appears to be another Impact player . New York, though, Is worried about th e health of TE Mark Bavaro, who has been slow to recover from knee surgery; the age and durability of QB Phil Simms (34), and theextendedholdouto!LB Lawrence Taylor. -Washington won Its last live games last season and ·Is confident It wlll return to the playoffs . QB Mark Ryplen, after a terrible start, · wound up rankejl flttb In the NFL last year. WRs Art Monk. RICky Sanders and Gary Clark are back, but the defensive line Is a qu estion marl<. -Ph iladelph ia has one of the league's most aggressive defenses, a unit wh lch paced the NFL In Interceptions and fumb le recoveries In 1989. QB Randall Cunningham, who threw fo r 3.400 yards and 21 touchdowns and led the team In r ushi ng for a third consecutive year, Is backed up by Jim McMahon . TE Keith Jack son has been a holdout. -Mi nnesota Is trying to tur n what many feel is the NFL's most talented teams int o a champion. T he VIkings spen t three days at a New Mexico retreat during the offseason trying to get to know one anoth.er, but what they really need Is to find a way to utilize RB Herschel Walker, who struggled alter coming from Dallas. -Atlanta might feel It has a chance this season with fiery Jerry Glanville as Its new coach . Those chances are very slim. But the conference's other team with new leadership , Phoenix, must realize It Is In for a season of drudgery despite the switch to Joe Bugel. · Other questions abo und. Can Green Bay, 10-G last year, recover from the holdout of QB Don Majkowski? Ca n Detroit build on Its season· ending five-game winning streak? Will RB Gary Anderson have an Impact on Tampa Bay? How soon will head oach Mike Dltka lose his temper In Chicago? Can Dallas be worse than last year? I I �September 2. 1990 Page- C-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C-3 September 2, 1990 CO PYRIGHT ! 990 THF. K ROGER CC• With Newell's clutch fumble recovery, Kyger Creek hands Wahama 27-2lloss Ry G. SPENCER OSBORNE Tlmes.Sentlnel Stall CHESHIRE - It took a fumbl e recovery In the end zone by an atypical lineman In the game's last five minutes to crack a 21 ·21 tie in the last five mlnu tes of Friday 's night non-league rl · valry between Wahama and Kyge r Creek to give the ho st Bobcats a 27~1 victory. AI 5~8 and 175 pounds, junior nose guard Scott Newell hardly fil s th e picture of the typica l linema n. but that didn't stop h1m from taking advantage of lhl' hard hit thai some of his larger bret hren put on Whit e Falcon q ua rterback John Johnson with 4: 15 left in !he contest. ln fa ct , Newell's size, In a ddition to his quickness. was one of his bigges t adva nt ages in thi s c ruci al recovery. CE!.EBR ,\TION- Kyger Creek linebacker Phil Bradbury (20) givt•s h•ammatP and Scutt Nt•well a hug as Newell tosses the ,,igsk in in tht• air in t•eh.'bration of his end -zone fumble recovery In thl' final live minutes ol Friday night's game against the visiting 1\'ahama While Falcoru;. Newell's touchdown gave the Bobcats a nt1 victory. !Times.Sentlnel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Following a penally lh al moved lhl' Falcons, who had held the ball lor 1 10 before this play, back to I heir own six -yard line. John Johnson began to r oll out on a pllchout, but severa l Bobcat linemen hit him anrl knocked the ball loose . Whi le several Falcon s and Bobc at s scra mbled around the goal line look ing lor the ball. Newell m aneuvered h is way through th e sea of confu sed players and dove on the ball. "We gave il to them," said Wahama he ad coach Donnie Van Meter of th e r ecovery, "!Jo hn· so n) wasn't supposed to pit ch out." Thai was lhe break KC wa s looking for , as the Bobcats found themselvt•s in yet another cl ass ic battle wllh th e Wildc at s f rom down one. For example. Wa· hama recovered a fumble in l hP ga me 's first two minutes , but !ttl' Ga lllans. w ho rnu ld be called Buck eyes in more ways than onr because t heir unifo r m s and stvlr of play rese mb led th ai of the Ohi o State t ea ms of old ilranslated : three yards and a c loud of dust I. didn 't let tha t miscue gf' l lh l'rn down. With the cl oc k cl os in g In on th r 4: OU m ark i n the fir st quartr r . Bobc a t qu a rt erback Sha ne Swisher co mplet ed his only pa ss of th e game in four trirs , rt sho rt pa ss in thr righ t flat to se nio r wingbac k f!ob Gilmore. w ho turned it in to a 34 ya rd pla y that ended a t the Falco ns' six. On th e nex t pla y senior halfbac k .!li ter Gilmore devou re d lhP remaining ya rd s en routr to the end zonr. and wllh I he ext ra point kick by running ba ck Jor Ed w ard s, Kyger Cree k took a i -0 lead wllh 3:56 left in the quarter Wahama had no time to savor their l ead, as on the followin g kickoff, Bobc at running back Phil Bradbury j etted ran through and past I he Fa lcons' defense lor an &5-ya rd touchdown ret urn with R :~>1 left in the lirsl half. Edwards' ex tra ~ poin l kick gave the sca rlPI-and -gray force a 14-7 l rad Kyger Creek and Waham a exer cised running offenses , as seen l>y lhr far! thai both team s totaled 91 passing yards. Wh e· n'a s rhc Bobcats were int o a ba ll -co ntrol offense. the Falcons seemed to pre fer to catc h th e Bobca ts' defense off guard and sco n:> from anyw hf're on the f ipld t hey c hose to. With 5:50 lefl in round two. J ohn Johnso n. a 5- 10. 160-pound jun ior. made a broken play work lO his advan tage w hen on second a nd nine, he went right, thenlrll and into !he clea r lor a :l9-yard touc hdown play . Thomp son' s r:•xtra ·JJOint kick ti Pd th e game at 14 :'o!o 1 happy with th e score, the hosts executed their ball -control of fen se by dnving 69 yards In 10 play~ and co nsum ing ~ : OH, wi th lhf' fina l re su lt being Swisher 's heading in to the end zone from n in e ya rd s out to gi ve the Ches hi re co rps a 21 ·14 lead. Th e Bobcat s had their t roublrs from time t o t imf' with fakf' s involv i ng F'alron running back Rrrnt l.a rck , a 5· 11, 175-po und junior who led a ll ru sher s with 179 ya rd s on 12 ca rrie s. As the clivr ba ck in th e Falcons' offense. his j ob is ordin arily to divr into t hr lin(' and dra w the defense to h im whi iP anoth er o f his running ma tes t akrs the ba ll thP other and sneaked through KC's line j ust as the Bobcat s were reactin g lo the fake sweep to the rig ht side. He went up the middle, d art ed to hi s left and raced into 1he open, putting at least10 yards between himself and the secondary before trotUng into th e end zo ne to cornpiPte i:l 70-ya rd t ouchdown play . "We didn'l slay at home," sa id K CHS commander Mel Coen . · 'Wl' stuck our noses in, and Wf' go t burned . I was afraid of th ai qu ic kn ess ilhat Larck display ed 1." II quickness singed Kyger Cref'k's fu r coat at times , roasted r ap tor was the spec ial ol the d ay in Chesh i r e. as the Bobcats' running atta ck kept t he ball fo r long period s or time and 1hr Fa lcons' defen se off balance. Edwards led with 79 yards on 13 deliv eri es. and l:lradbury had 44 yards on eight <.:arries, while Jillcr Gilmore co llected 32 yards on 10 ru shes Swis her had 15 yards on eight trips . and wing back / wide r eceiver Sea n Oenney GOING l lPFIE!.D - This unidentified Wahama running back upfield against Kyger Cn•ek's defense, as tackle ,Jdf 1\irchlield (70, in background) gives chaseln the fourth quarter of Friday night's non· league rivalry contest at Cheshire. The Bobcats won :!i -~.n . (TimPs -SentinPI photo hy G. Spen cer Osborne) With basic information about your Hannan Trace breaks 12-game losing streak ilJ ru shes. IOi yard s ] . Bu t the ~oulhweslem.. North (;allia drop dedsions ~1t-:11C[fl\'II.U: - Hannan Tra ct· put it s \'2 -ga m P los ing q n•;~k to .tn unmPrriful (•nd with • 1 frr ocio us ground as sa ult th a t \'ict imiwd Huntin gton Vinson' s T igNs for ~ 1.l yard s a nd six. tnuchdown~ ~ I H'lill{'king r n routP to a H -0 Frida _\ nig ht " Th i'Y \\!' r P b1ggrr than wr w1·rP. bu 1 '.I.'P bf'iif'q"d in ourS ( '[\TS, ran hard and bloc kf'd likr w t• knPw wt' co uld." sa id Wild cat hf•ad coJch Don Sa unders. whosr !Pa m rnl lr rl f'd it s firs t win sl ncr Ocl . 11. 19KII. wh1·n they k n oc k ~d off F:a s trrn .10-o. Se nior tailback F:ric Llmd led tiH' way for thP Guya n squad. ru shing fo r J-;"i ya rd s on 1.1 a ttrmpt t; an d co ll ec t i ng threr tnuctldowns HP ma df' Tra c p's firs t two f•nd zo nP visi t s in thr firs t 4uartl'r on ru ns of .1 1 and 12 _ \ drds, and with a 27 -yard run in 1tw srcond q uarter . he set up a rhrN'-yard touchdown run by \ (·niu r rullba ck .Jason Northup T igers. who have had Tra ce' s number in the past few years. would not re turn to thP loc krr room at ha lft ime wi thout somf'lhing on thei r sid e of the bo ard . sco red on a 10-yard run by Underwood , a running back . Ll oyd padded the Gallian s' lea d to 29-6 with a 48 ~y a rd run i n the third quarter, and In the final frame . Wildc at quarterb ac k Chad Barnes 110 ca rri es. 98 ya rd s l madP the mos t of a good response by Vlnson to a qu<Jrll' r back sweep by cutting back toward the middle and getUng away lor a 65-ya rd touchdown . This was followed by a 10-yard r un b y trammaiP Bryan Brum field !three rushe s, 1H yar ds) la ter in the quarter. I n the pa ssing depart ment . Barnes was 1 of 2 for 33 yards. Includi ng onr i ntf'rcrp tio n. Hr mon' than m ade up for h ls erra nt pas s by pick lng off two as a safet y . His lone completion was caught by Lloyd. Also running for Trace was freshman Josh Pen (See WARRIORS on C,1) Mason battalion ~~~ A l fl.I\ TliiNA t til[ IN>UR AN( [ SO CILlY P.O . BoK 3461 Rio Grande , OH . 45674 Phone (614 1 245 ~ 9319 liFE • ANNUITIES • IRA'S • FRATERNAl PROGRAMS Get a load of this. Compare...l 1i 42 20 :16 2< 26 When the (aradt:o truck Jlops ... the savings start. ltcoun thut's tt. timt when WI bring in an entirt truckload of htoutiful, entrgy efficient (otacko wood winclown. 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Calllor The Falcons exacted re venge ~"''' Cl earing the wa y for them was an o f fensive line with only one sen to r - righ t tac kle Dan Polcyn - a nd a cas t of exper ienced und ercl<i ss men . such as Newell, t tlr r ig ht guard , junior center Gary Gill , j u nlnr lrfl guard Jeff Birchfield, sophomore lefl lackle Grady Snyder and sophomore tight end Bryan Hall, who as a lincbacke< picked off one of John John son' s passes r·arly in the fourth quarter to hall a potential Wah omw touchdown dr ivP. Following La rc k in rushing were K i ng i1H4J. John Johnson r:J -34 1. Roc ky Stewar t tn 8t and Thompso n l one rush. minu s seve n ya rd s 1. .J oh n Johnson had all the pa ssing numbers for the Fa lco ns, r1 nd hi s compiPtions went to haHback Tra vi s Johnson 11-51 ) and ti ght end Wes Bum garner 1J.lii. 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In the second quarter, Eag le QB Wes Holter look advantage of some air ti me as he hi! senior end Mike Wheeler fo r a 42-yard TD pass at the 10:51 mark. Ha ger's kick was on the mark again, as Ea s ter n extended Its lead to 14- 0. Eastern managed to get ble, scoring the Eagles thi rd touc hdown of the evenin g. The kick was no good and Eas tern went to the loc ker room with a 10·0 ha lft ime lea d. Bissell broke away on what looked like an instant re play of his first TO run, as he ja unted In from 36 yards ou t for another Eagle score. The kic k was no good , and Eastern led 26 ·0. Three minutes and 20 seconds later l:li ssell scored again on a $hOrl eight -yard run. The kick was no good, and the Eag les mainta ined a 32-0 lead. In the fourth quarter, Bissell capped off the sco ring for the evening as he broke to daylight In a footrace wit h the Hannan seconda r y, on a ca reer-long 76 -ya rd touchdown run with 10:29 left in the game . The kick was no good, and th e Eagles led .18 U. Jason Bal l took ovp r at the deep into H annan territory mid- way through the second quartl'r. but turned the ball bac k ove r to the Wild cats. Three plays later, the Eagle defense was too much for Hannan QB Lloyd Holley. who wa s strlpp<>d of the ba ll deep In the end zone. Ha ger, t he Eagles' llnebackcr, pounced on the fum Waterford posts 20-6 win over Southern By SCOTT WOLFE T-S Correspondent WATERFORD - Quar terbac k Br ian Cas ton lhrflv.-- fo r thrct' touc hdown p <tSSt'S in lea di ng the BISSELL JETS UPFIELD - Eastern running back Tim Bissell, who racked up lour touchdowns in Friday night's non-league t•ncounter with Ha nnan in Ashton, W.Va., jets uplield lor some of his game-high 279 yards aga inst the Wild cats' defense. The Eagles won 38-U . Waterford Wildcats to a 20-6 non -league high sc hool football victor y over thr Sou lh r rn Torn a- does Friday ntght. Overall Sout hern co nta ined the Wate rford run f ai rly wel l, but Watrrford pi rked on tht• SHS srco ndar_y w hPn i t cu me payoff 1imt', scoring fi rs t in th e ope-ning round o n a Ga s ton -to-E rk:' McCu tchNn TO pas s with 7: Ji left in th e fra mP. Both cl ubs ba1t lP on rvrn trrm s Gallia grid warriors .. t:'ontinued from C2i well. who picked up 1:1 yards on two carrirs. necovPring a fumblr for thr Wildcats in th£' srcond quartf'r was sophom orP JamPs Caudill On th is Wt't' ~<'s sco n'ca rd. the Wildcat s, 1-1. " ill host Grt•e n Local. Score hy quarters Hunt. Vinson 0 ti () 0-li Hanna n T raer .ll c H 15-41 Game stat isl irs Ot>partrnent Fi r «! down<; l.)c>partmt'llt 1-'lr.~ : dO'.I'n' To !al \"iHds Passirig \'ard s All. comp lrLINl'eption .., (':j ught lhrown I I I I ltush!n~ vc~rd ~ l .l~ 21i:l I 1 l' f•nal li£"1 ' ~ 4 .Wfl :1 Gre en 36, N. Gallia 6 - 9+i Vinton. ._. l rau..:h l throv•n Hu'ihin,g VdJd~ Il l l'rn..alli.-~ lj 'li) Ross SE 20, So uthweste rn 0 .-\t Ric hmonda le, th e So utheas t· rrn running back who wore No . 20 scored three tou chdowns on runs of 17. 27 and 49 yards Ia pacP the PJ nth Prs to a ~0 - 0 vic tory . No_ L:O scored his 17-yarder to end a se ven plav. 22-yard drive at the 6· 47 mark in the first q uilrter . a nd his 27-yarder e-nded d six -play. 73-y·ard dr ivP with X 44 lPft in thP ga rnP , whi lE' his last sr·ori ng jaunt PndPd a twop lay, 55-yard driw· a lmost two min ut es la ter Th e scon' wou l d havr been :~4. or KO had the Hi ghla nd er.,- drfrnsP not drnird th P Pa nthPr s ; t pair of chip-shot touc hdown ('h<JilCP..., on !hP ninl' and Pig ht \·ard linPs Southwf'strrn's on!~ · scori ng opportunit\' rJmr in thr third quartrr fo llowing d recover y of lht• P; HllhPr...,· No. ~ :)·..., fumbli•, but Highlandt'r ta i lback C hr is Mrtzgrr. in his only pa ss at h'mpt. kii!Pd thr dri\"f• with an intl 'rcr ption to SE's ]'.;o. i at th e l'anthr>rs' e ight -yard linr In thP passin g dPpar tm rn!, McCarty WdS 7 of 16 f or :)1 ya rd s, and hr r:us hed for 1g yards on six at tempt s. Metzger led Sou thw · t•stN n rn rushing with R9yards on li rarrirs. and fullb ac k Wtll~· ( ;tlbert followrd \\'Jth 21i _la rd' on fivr ca rrif'"ln the rrc('\ving depa rtment. . ., Pnior widP recei\'('r KP\'in Klsrr _ ._, naggPd threr af'ria!s for \'arrl s. and srn1or tight r nd Kf'ith :w ·Ca rter ra ug htthn'(' passf's for I ~ vards, whllr Giib(' ft ca ugh t ior six yards. o n~ ' On F.riday . So uthwestrr n. 1-1. w i Ill rave l north I o Albany· to f arr 1\lrxandcr'" Spartans. v.-- hilf' lht' senior Rob At Maynard a dded his 101 yards on J.J carries to se nior Shane Sa lyr rs' thrf'(' touchdowns ( two by l and, onP bv alrt to help prop<> I Grrt·n Local to a JO -po int vic t o r y over thP P ira tes . Shane Sa lyers sco r ed on <t two-ya rd run wlth 3:05 left i n th r f irs t stanza, and following hi.;; extra- poin t kick, r.reen wa s a head 7-0. All he 7: 42 mark in ac1 two. th e P irates s napped the bali int o lhP Pnd zo ne by m ist akP. res ul ting in a safet y. With 3:02 left in th e seco nd qua rte r , Mav nard scored on a two-ya rd run. w hich wi th Shane Sa lyers' ex tra poJnt k ic k, gave th e Bobca ts a 16·0 lea d. The vis it ors pad ded th eir lead to 2.11l with a 28 -yarcl pass f rom Dusty Sa lyers to fPamnwte No . :l2 a nd Sha nr Salyrrs' rxt ra ·point kick . In the third quarter, DuSII Sa lyPrs and Shane Sal .\ ·rr s con nPc l rd on a 28 - ~·a r d pa ss pia~- . with Shant' Sa lyE>rs a s thr rf' cPi vrr . Though the ki r k w.v-. off targl'l. Cn'Pn wa.'-. i.lhPad 29 -ll Tha t lead ba llooned to36 ·0 with a '2 1-yard touchdown run by Shanr was hopi ng to escape a greater df'firit in th(' sr cond round and rn JkP adjustments at thr h al f. SHS almos t susta ined the Water· ford ra lly , but Gaston again WPn l to t hr air wherr hr h lt sophomore rrcriver R ob Sm ith for a nothrr TD. lh P sco re 200 as the PAT kiCk f;Ji lcd (;a>.;ton v..·a~ ,l·i in thP clir. a nd ironical ly, al l thrf'f' wPnt for tour hd o-.\·ns Un likl' last WPf'k . whPn So uth r rn suffc>red a lPt down in thP ·"Prond hal f . thf'fJrs t half was thP Travi s Nease had 12 Mike Evan s had ten Ronnie Wagner had 8 and Jason Circlr a .Jan·od Ci rcle had all the SHS tosse s. Sop homore Mi chael 1-:,·:t ns h;lu lrd in 9 rerrptions for ~q 'ards . Travis NPaS£> had 3 for 10 )·arfh . .! ;•son C' irr IP had :t for :n v;•nh .md one touchdown. a nd wi l l host Fa s trrn S('On' by quartrrs Wat~' r ford. ACROSS 1 Bear witness Indefi nite number Pigpen Stick Brooks 20 Time gone by 21 Female sheep 22 Jatt s 24 Smallesl number 25 Sponsor's word 27 Alternative word 7 10 13 19 28 Fulfill 29 Te11urium symbol Address 34 TV sched . abbr 36 .. - Side. West Side" 38 Paradi se 39 Sn is its symbol 40 Itali an riv er 4 1 Parts of a mactnne. co 11ecli vely 44 Rhodiu m symbol 46 - Lanka 4 7 Estrada 10 48 Ch1cago ' s st . 49 Equality SO Wash1ng ton bi11 5 1 Swi ss river 53 Spanish article 54 Grad-to- be 57 MU SIC \lanely 59 Solemn wonder 60 Girllriend , 1n wh ilr Wahama . 1 1. Wa hJ ma K_v ger Creek .. 11 H I~ lh·partmf'n l II 11', Kl 'I I rllf'I T r·pttnn ' o·,rui!hl rhr r)\1 ' 11 I I llrj 'h :nl-! ·•. urh F rrmblr·' 1~ I 'un!Jn j.; ·, I '• ·n. tl 't t'" o~rth ~ '! 1 h. l .! J b Welcome Dr. Patricia Arnett r t, ) 1", Ba ll hi t Tolltver for the fin a l sca r(' of thr evrn ing on a 38 yard TO pa ss at the 2: 4H mark in the fou rth quar ter The PAT run was no good, and the Eagles came J.W<J _V with a 38- 14 viciOry. BissP II lrd Eastern 's offPnsivf' J t tack with a supe rb game Bisse ll had 12 ca rries fo r 19:1 yards and 'i touchdowns. RB MikP Hoffman a lso carr ied t he 67 Mast Game statistics It [ lh·pnr tm l'fll F'i rsr dow11 ~ fl u<Jlin~.: va rd s P <1 s si n ~ yanh t omp all Tnt al va nh F'umhi P~ lost ' l ll -"2 1"2 j lj " 9 0'1 I_) Pnalti r~ 1 :n f'unts 177 Related on 96 T1p 99 .. - Here to Eternity" tO1 "The Trme - · 104 Airline info . 105 Short drink 107 Recent 108 Edge 109 Brick -c arry1ng device 1 10 Female d eer t 11 Decimal base 11 2 Civil injury 1 t4 wearied 11 6 lounging s ltpper t 17 Goat 11 8 Nea r 120 hen scores 122 Goll mound 123 Lounge about 124 Hypo1hettcat 1 Stud 10 2 ··wagon - ·· 3 Actress Harper 4 Dine 5 M artin ID 6 Former Russian ru ler 7 Aslaire 10 6 The sell 9 Value 10 Automobrte style 11 Couple 12 Old pronoun 13 Mim1cs t4 Phys 15 Towel in sig nia 16 Princely 11 al18n family 17 Highways 18 Wen t in 19 Designates Io ree 125 Hebrew letter 23 Pertaini ng to 127 Equally t29 Twelve dozen 26 Wet 13 I Talk 133 - Pactn o 134 - . L. K. J. 1J6 Ea rly morn 137 Col 139 NY . subway 140 River island old age 29 Domesticate 32 Sc 1ence of government 33 12 month s 35 Arthur tO 36 An glo-Saxon slave 141 Proposition 37 Tr eads undertoot 142 W orld org t43 Haul with effort 14 5 Ventilate 14 7 Writing pad s 15 1 Insane 40 Sm alltact ories 42 Stuff 152 Bttter ve tch 43 Hawkeye S tate 45 Catted 48 - de Fra nce 52 Female ruff 66 M cin tosh. et at 68 Baseba11 stat 157 Btemlsh 58 Couples 59 Genus of goose 60 Cutmrn atron, 70 "Good - · 72 Island in Aegean 158 Supplicate 159 Oim1nlsh 160 Tant alum symbol 16 1 Warw1ck 10 73 Shoulder wrap 7 4 Rubber lree 163 Thtghbone 77 Distant ~65 Scorches 78 Strew 167 Therefore 60 Cam e into view 82 Indian weight 168 Teutonic delly 63 Stender 65 Expels a1r 171 Habituate 172 .. - Cowboy" 173 Separate forcibly through nose 66 Depends 169 Musical study 175 Gaelic 176 Rants Italy's capit al apex 62 Narcotic 63 Sharp reply 65 Bond nemes1s 66 Chiel room in old Roman house 67 Stopped l emporar rly 68 Newt 69 College cheer 71 Dr aw tight 73 Rarely 84 Negat ive 87 Bright star 89 Trial 92 Impolite 93 Openwork Iabrie 94 Summer : Fr 95 Disturbance 97 Permit 98 Taunts 99 Liberate s tOO Free (o!J t01 Fee 102 Vast age 103 Conduc ted 106 Punctttious 123 Hawailan wreath s 124 Anctent 125 Roo f of mouth 126 Strr ve to equal 128 Balhc or Casptan 130 Developmen t : gr owth 132 Model 133 Succor 134 Stays 135 Pu t rn 138 Ex plre 14 1 Con tainer 144 Proceed 146 Allude t 48 Reveal s 149 Roman 51 150 Follow 15 1 Law: mtddte: in terven1ng 152 Babylonian deity 154 Actor Byrnes, et at 156 River 1n Siber ia I 58 Unruly child 159 Dudes 162 Tiny 164 Earthen d rrnk rng cup Friday - CLOSED Saturday - 1·3 p m.. open rPcreatlon Sunday , Se pt . 9 - 13 p.m . , open recreation, 6-R p.m . , cn llegP rPC'rt'a lio n Pool st'h edule Sunday - CLOSED Monday -CLOSE D Tuesday - li-R p m , co lie gc I co nn ected on si x of J6 passC"s I none intercepted ) for 95 yards and one touchdown. 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Dr. Arnett earned her medical degree from the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine and completed a one-year internship at Logan General Hospital in Logan, W.Va . She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Kentucky at lexington, and did her pre-medical studies at Marshall University. A member of the American Osteopathic Association, the West Virginia Society of Osteopathic Medidne and the American Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, WI/ 25550 (304) 675..c340 Stalls ties: 0EPARTMEN1' Flrsr Downs .. Yards rush In~ ... Lost rushin g Nrr rush ing Pa ~s a1t('mpt s Compk>!lum _ l nT<•rTPpiPd b_v Yard s passmg ·-=·., Tuesday 6·8 p.m .. co ll ege recreation Wednesday - 6·8 p.m ., coll ege 166 Arabian garment t 70 Chatdean city 174 Thr ee- tood sloth tota l yards and 12 firs t downs in 53 plays from scrimmage. Tony Logan paced lheGallians with 76 yards in 17 trips. Haynes limited to 27 on e ighll rips in the first half. Woodruff fi nished wi th 49 In II car ries. Humphreys Held In Che<'k Humphrey s was held lo 12 ya rds in six carries . He failed tn complete a pass in seven at tempt s as Robhby Skidmore, Bren t Simms. David Si lverthorn. Tony Ca naday, Jason Kopack, John Dav is, Chris Ca r man anrl others turned In outs ta ndin g defen sive efforts. The Ho r nets fin ished wi th 15~ rrcrea ti on Sou th prn hosts I ronton St . Joe The family of professionals Dnv ld son paced th e Hornet s wi th 1&i3 yards in 27 trip s. Hf' was Plm~i'ln l 1(10 GRANDE- Thesehedulr or events fo r the comi ng week at l.yne Cen te r is as follows: Gym sc hedule Sunday -C LOSED Monday - CLOSF: Il Tuesday 6 8 p.m , co ll ege nrx t wel'k a t Southrrn in \he first C\' !'1' mPeting betwrPn thr two schoo ls. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL me at tack, the Gallians scored with 5:48 left to play when Haynes hi! Davis (wearing No. 80 at the lime because his No. 1U jer sey had been torn off) wilh a24 yard strike T im Slone's kick plac ement was true. It was 12·7. On the followi ng series. GAll S stopped the Hornets a t midfield . 1\ desperat ion dr ive by th e Blue Devil s In !he clos in g 1:05 failed a s two passes fell incomplete. Thr• Hornets then held on two run ning plays, then ran out the cloc k. GA HS dropped to 1·1 on th e year. Lyne Center gym, pool schedules Pleasant Valley Hospital proudly introduces Patrida F. Amett, D.O. as the College of General Practitioners, Dr. Amen will practice general medicine at HtlllthCare of Gallipolis Ferry, located on Route 2 in Gallipolis Feny, 1/2 mile north of Crab Creek Road. She will focus on health care for the entire family, from infants and toddlers through senior citizens. For appointments, call Dr. Arnett' soffice at (304) 67'j.3062. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.IJI. Initial score. Fullback John Woodruff smashed over from the one (7: 04). Kevin Hardy's kick from placpmcnl was wide . CGHS led 6-U. Moments later, the Hornets ma rched 81 yard s in just seven plays. Davidson rambled thr fina l 31 wit h 18 seconds lrft in the period. A pass for the two-po int convE>rsion was no good It wa s 12·0. GAHSScores Ga llipolis began an 80-yard , IS -play drive la te in the third period. With Hay nes mixing up 119 Bill 12 I CtassJ!y Sunday limes-Sentinei- Page- C·5 SEO standings J\f'lsonvi l lP-York al Meigs Coal Grovl' at WhPP il'rsburg 79 latin con junction 61 Mysett DOWN ' li\i l '1 ::! ~ Blu e Devi ls. On the final play ol the first half, with II seconds remaining, Gal li a' s QB Donnie Haynes hit light end Clint Davis with a 20-yard pass on the CGHS 21 Davis turned, pivoted, and late · raled to !he !railing Allan Garnes who scampered 20 more yards to the Hornet s' one wh ere free safety J.D. Humphreys wa s wa JUng . They met head-on. Humphreys, in probably the ga me's key play , won with a jailing tackle. The score re· malned 0-0 during the ha lflime In lermlsslon. Hornet TD Nullified Coach Dave Lucas' lads lost a scor ing opporlunlly earlier In the first half when Humphrey s return ed .1 Clint Davi s punt 92 yards 18:33 llrsl) for a touch· down. It was nullified by a clippin g penalty . Th l' Hornets, 2·0, look !he second half k ickoff and marched 74 yards in 11 play s , with ta ilback Tim Davidson doing most of the damage. A 42-y ard scam per by Davidson sPI up the game' s 11 5 Concerning 116 Protecti ve ditch 76 Go astray side 92 TV's McClanahan 93 Of neither sex lHO :l:! non-confere nce vic tory over the- person 109 Lou Ferrigno role 11 3 Actress Gar r 75 Meadow 90 Sp. matr on 178 Egyptian gqddess w; COAL GROVE- Two brilliant defens ive •lands by host Coal Grove, one on the final play oil he !Irs! half , and the other on Ga llipolis' final possession In the closing seconds, proved to be the big difference Friday n ight as the Hornet s held on to post a 12-7 (Opponents, All GamesJ TEAM W L P or Athens 2 0 65 12 Coa l Grove... 2 ll 48 19 Portsmouth . 2 0 77 20 .J ackson . 2 0 54 34 Marie tt a.. 2 0 45 42 Pl. Plea sa nt 1 0 14 6 1 I 55 44 Gallipolis.. DeSales .. I I 20 26 Warren U 2 li 46 0 2 32 77 Me1gs. ... .. ..... l.oga n ......... ..... 0 2 12 55 F riday's results : Coal Grove 12 Ga llipolis 7 Po tnt Pleasan ll4 Barboursville!i Portsmouth 45 Washin gton CH 7 Brrrhcrofl 18 De SaiPs 6 Clnlli co the 17 Logan 6 Mar iella 25 Cambridge 24 1ot 1 Athens 40 Parkersburg 6 Buckeye 34 Wa rren Loca l 0 Ja ckson 21 Nelsonville York 20 Vint on County 29 Meigs 0 Se pt . 7 games: Pt. Pleasa nt a Ga llipoli s Portsmouth at Green up DeSales at Loga n Parkersburg at Marietta Waverly at Athen s Warre n Local at For t Frye Circ leville at Jackson mother's 91 Owing ·I n 9.\ " " 291 86 Iota 56 Cii iZBns ol Sea ' PAT r un was good . 153 - vera 155 Lamprey heaven lot. il \drfh r· .•,:;j ng \, lr (h ·\!1 romp I Paris 6 1 Down · pre!1x 62 Teacher 64 Food !r om U Game sial ist ic!»i on a 38-ya rd TO r un with 8: 231efl in the game. Cra ig T ol liver's Sre Answer to Puzz lr on Page C-6 55 Den IC'un tinuPd fr om C Ll the seco nd ha lf , J nd broke the Wildcat s int o the sco ring co lumn ball 7 limes, p ickmg up 15 yards. Leadi ng rusher lor the Wi ldcat s was Ba ll, who had 13 carries for 61 yards and I touchdown. Leading receiver for the Eag les was Wheeler with 2 recep tlons lor 46 yards and 1 tnuchdown. End Mike Smith also had ! reception for 24 yards. Leading receiver for Hannan was Tollive r with 2 ca tches for 45 yards and I touc hdown . Holter had a very good outin g, with 4 of 8 passes for 79 yards, I lnterceptlon , a nd 1 tou chdown . Southpaw Rod Newsome took snaps In the fourth quarter lor the Eagles doing well in his debut as the Eagle backup QB. Ball com pleted 3 of 4 pas ses for 85 ya rd s and a touchdown. Holl ey a lso quarterbacked for the Wild· cats and was I of 4 pass! ng fo r 2 yards and I interceptio n. East er n's Pa t New land came up with an interception. T he Eagle s trave l next Fr ida y to Mason for thelr annua l meeting with th e Waham a Whit e Fa lcons. Score by quarters Eas tern .... ...... 7 13 12 6-38 Hanna n ........ U 0 0. 14-14 SUNDAY PUZZLER 31 MacGraw . et al. 32 Supplicate npPn nf fC'nst ' . thrPw tht' ba ll :n time"-, J nd caught 17 receptions . fumbi P For Waterford , Eric Mc Cut c heon caugh t two passes for ~:J (Sri' WATERFOR£1 on C-5) ing WHS the srcond ha lf and a lso putti ng some points o n the board In thr th ird fram e Sou thern pu\l('d bar k into t hP ganw whrn J armd C i rr!f' fos .... Pd a f ive yard TO arrial 1D tw i n brntht'l' .J nson Cirrlf' wi th L 1 ~ s howi ng on t ht • clock Thi' rrmai ndN o~t h gami' wa .~ cl virtu;tl dPadlock . Southrrn. with it s nrw widf' tac kles. tackle s. tack les. rC'covery . 30 - of the Union ro nvrr sion altf'mp t wa s s topprcl short . Staton had :19 ya rd;, on nin1· So utheas tern Sco n• by quarter~ Gree n ... . .. 7 16 o 7-:11; !WARRIORS r nd on C-5) rPcovery ki iiN th is Wf'C'k . SH S Uid. how PW'r. shO\\' m uch poise-in ca nt a in - Bobcats ... w ill go to MercPrvillP to plJ _\ H ;mnan Trace. wh i le North Cal l la will Pnt rrtiiin Ro ss had 19 tack les and one fumbiP t lock . With thf' sco rC' 14 0, So utlwrn Sa lyers at the 11 2.1 ma rk in th 1• fou r th qua rter The Piratrs' l onf' scorr camP on a thrPP--y<Hd run b\· ju nior rull back C.! SP V Staton wi th 1: ~~) le ft . The following tw o-point carries . fo llowed by Chris Sk id· more 19·211, Dave Dobbins 1l 161, J eff Ratliff t9 9t and Clay Sm ith t i-01. On thi s wrpk's agr nd a. Crf't'n r ushers. In !he sPro nd ar.v. Cri nd s t <:~ff un til WatPrforrl hit tlw l'nd zom · fur th r S('co nd l imP wh en Gas ton twrlt'd J nothPr arr lal, thi s time to jun ior end Tom Looney w i t h · ~ 8 showing on the firs t prr iod SJ·: Ill 2. ~ lnlf'rr I'PI ion<, :~:, Game statistics F umbi i'S l o't H\ T01 .1l y ard ~ r'a..,'iln,g yar d ~ ,\tr l'omp Pa nth ers . al so 1-1. wi ll travel to Vi nton to lake on Nort h Ga llia . Score by quartRr ~ Southwestern .... IJ IJ II 0- II Ross SE .... .. .. 7 U II 13-211 q uar terba ck spo t for Hannan i n Jamie Proffit had lwo ca tches for 10 ya rds Travis Nease and Todd Gr ind· sta ff were the Sout hern lea ding Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . Coal Grove defense stops Gallipolis; Davidson shines Eastern downs Hannan Wildcats 38-14 By TOM HUNTER and SCOTT WOLFE T-8 Correspondents ASHTON, W.Va . - J un ior runn ing bac k Tim B issell bad the bigges t game of his high school career, as his 279 a ll-purpose ya rds a nd lour touchdown r uns led Eastern to a 38-14 drubbing of the Hannan Wildcats Friday nigh!. The IO:ag lrs offense look off ear ly, as RB Tim Bissell cut to lhl' righ t sideline a nd didn't look back, sco ring on a 35 yard TD r un at the 5:47 mark in the firs t quarter . Hager's kick was good, and the Eagles took an ear ly 7-0 September 2, 1990 1 #725 rlateau . (478-ZOI .. 1.84 #380 Stonehurst (478-Z I I .....1.89 #lBO Fifth Avenue ....(478-19) .... 1.99 FRAMING LUMBER CIISH &. ( 1\RRY rRJCES Clean. Dry, Kepi Under Cover 2"X4" 2"X6" tO' 2.14 3.14 tl' 14' 16' 2.59 3.77 3.04 4.40 3.44 5.02 DELIVERY AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RATES • © 1990 84 Lumber Company �Page-C-6 Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. Friday's grid scores Friday's M~ilna Anhbold 2&, Bryan 12 Mllntton II. Uberty Rl>ntoa I~ ,\thenatO, rarkeubu!liW\' •1 6 Au!ltlntuOI'n t'llch 211, Mentor U -\von It ('It> Lu&tlrran W 6 Awn Lakt· 10, Lorain IUD( 0 .\~rsvlllr fll. Sherweod (<'dr~f'W U Huhrrton ~. All.r Ellt'C i BlU"~dllto U, Shenandoah' s_,· U, Cit> E Tech • 84-avHcref'illf, Trlllwood M11dl~on U fkollefonb.IIW' n. Sldnfoy o IWipn- U, Hl"ml01:k Mlllt-r 0 Boon Lup.n l!l, M'aynl'llvllk> 0 Bfor ('tr "'sa Ret~~ to, Uoc_otonla l~ lkrt'a :eo. N Olmated 0 fk-l'f a Ml.r ~ 3~, Panna Nnmuandy 6 Bf.rr I Jnlon r., Gnllch-1.-w t(l lk-.ry 14, WIUit'/udll~ HlrWalnul21, Bat· kcy~ Valley o Bloom farrol3t. Hrhnln Lakewood 2ll Napo1Mn21, \\o'aullt'OnO ' Nile. t, [ Uvt>rpool6 Northwood U, Danllury Lakeflldt 12 Norwood U, Glt>n E.!iLt 841 Oall Hill H, Mlrtfnnl 0 Oak Harbor 33, MHibuQ L~~okl' f Oak Glen (WVa) 81, Carnllton 0 OherUn 14, lndf'pt'ndflk't' U Ore Clay To I Str1tt·h o Ollie lfO %8. How II DJ Gr~f'n 1.1 Utlatu RJibllt, HIIUop 0 Odord Tala• anda h, Hamltton ~~~ k Pa.lnt \'ll.ilf'y 31, Gl"t'eonneld Mcl.aln1 Pallii'B Rht>rsldt' I I, !\sbtab EdJNoo.d as. Blulhon 'lli. Pauldln« 6 a.ardm.~~n 42. l'o11 E•l 6 lkld1ep011 lt, Be allt~.vlllt> K &ooldleld lt, Girard 7 81'0okVtll~ l1. &llbrook Ill Bu~kryf' Cf'nlraJ ;, Ml (illnd I) Rudlf'Y(' Loc.-1 34, Mounon local 8 &cyru.<t 00, Onlllrlo 0 C11db: IS, Wf'lrton (W\'al Madlin• 0 Campbell %7, You OIIIH")' i Canll'ld 16, S K&nv o t :anton S 7. Canton Cf 6 Canton Gll'n0ak 47, 1\kr fl:'nt-llowl'r i fanion McKiaie]' !1, Akr Uarfleld 6 C'llrdl,.-on 21, Danvlllfo It rnr~· to. Khef11ai(' II t'f'du~1Uf' IK. Sprtn11 NW 0 !'t>nli'rMI!t- U. W l ' lll'rollt"n ~ ('h~rtn 1-'~t. IJ K 24, Cuya HIM ll nuvnplon til, Potand ~ l'hudon~9. You Ra)'tn 'n l'hiDicotht> 17. Lopn & / 'inN"' 17, !\'!IIford 14 ('In " 'I throw 2K, Amelia 1 no CAPE t1, flnne)'IOwnO Un Tlih 39. Bethel Tllk ij ( 'In Mioodward 311. 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Other winners included Belpre 311, Ashhmd 1 Naurr'" F11\rl~~ 12, Can Fulton N"' < New Rlcllmo.:l 27, Hl llshoro 7 Nf'w PhiJa Ill, CllnlonT1m~n 11 Ntw Le •lnrt.on 14, ~r• f.oncflrd Giron driver Jerry Toncray in !he Semi -Lates picking up his first fpature win of the year: Roger Dunlap in the Street Stocks, Aaron Fleming in the Sportsman; and Jack Kress In the IMCA modlfieds. Rod Evans and Jeff Burdette put on quite a show in the Late Model A-main with F.vans doing every thmg he could to make a H..)'QOIIWJufll U, Col Mo'alnut Rld!i;t' 1:1 Kh: hfleld RevPrt ;15, "i Rl!y.altnn G Kklman ~. Tlullaw II Rock)' Rlvf"r Sl, Brooklyu 8 Rod Hllllt, Purb Nor1n> DamP 0 RllolllhN'n I 1, Woodrldgt> 6 RllQford 1~ . Gt'nta 16 ft.uq SE 20, Gallla SW 0 S (:tontra.l !II, Mo 111'1H'VIIlf' ~I S 01 B8 SE 1!. Dfo p-al Hlvf'rllidt> G Sall'm S3, MarUnsfon 8 SUidullky 51, Cit W T~·h I St'hr\nrl!l. Southlrwton 0 Sf'IH"ca E U. Woodmore 15 SOlon 16. Nordonlll 'l !oWIU .. t'fP ·~al 't~. loWt"llvtlk• I ~ Spt'OI'tr...!Ut• 13, ('ola.nllu~ Grovt• 12 clean pass of Burdette. E:ach time Burdette would shut the door In his own C.J. Rayburn Race Car. Evans in the Burning Springs F'arm i Bass Chassis saved hi s best movP for last as he barely edged Burde1te for the win . Heat winners werP Burdette and hard luck driver Donnie Kennison. who shed the proverbial black cloud toclalm the heat. This came af1er his quick release steering broke sending him hard into the wall during ho1 laps. forcing him to make major City Machine 5R: Donnie Kenni son, Tim Buckley, Dan Morrison. Lou Hubbard and Benny Hickle in the Danks Construction 51 from Pomeroy, Calaman. and Dave Parkersburg's Bill Lucas IPd the first 8 laps of the Semi Late main af!Pr earlier cia iming a win in the dauh. Jerry Toncray in the American Car Crusher 76, thPn ca me on strong to pass both second place runner Bobby McGruder and Lucas all In one move to assume the lc•ad and "It wasn 'I pretty, but it was a win.'' Those were the words of head coach Steve Safford shanty after his Big Blacks defeated the Barboursville Pirates 14-6 in the season opener for both squads last night. The Pirates won almost every battle but lost the war last night, as the Blacks were second in rushing yardage, passing yardage. and first downs while running only 30 offensive plays to 57 for the visitors. "The mark of a good football team is they are able to win when they play bad," said Safford. "We fit that mold IOIIighL" The Big Blacks uy to make it two in a row next week when they travel across the Ohio River to do battle with long time rival, the GAHS Blue Devils. Game time is 7:30 at the Gallipolis field. STATISTICS Pt PI Barboursville Rush Att 29 42 Yds Rushing !51 176 PassAu I 15 Pass Com pi I 6 YdsPass 17 56 Interceptions 0 l Tot Off 168 232 First Downs 7 14 Pen/Yds 3-28 7-70 Thmovers I I Punts/Avg Yds 3-40 3-29 Return Yds 51 93 Score by Quarttl'!l : l 2 3 4 Tot Pt PI 0 7 7 0 14 B'ville 0 0 6 0 6 SCORING: Pt Pl - Phil Swisher 72 yd run, Wood kick; Billy McDennin 17 yd pass from Phil Swisher. Wood kick B'ville- Craig Jeffery 6 yd run, run no good. Behind F.vans and Burdette were Keith l{iddil' in tlle Corbett Farms ;,, and Racinl' driver Bryan Wolfe who had a great drive in the McDonald's of Gallipolts : Eber's Gulf / Twin I MEIGS TIRE CENTER NEW! EXCLUSIVE TO THE AREA! 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JohnJIIOlllo'O Northrld~~ 0 \ ' lt.lltoy \ ' IPW 211, D-.y Nord'lrkl•t II \-' an " ·r n 33, EHda tli \ ' andll.llil Butlt'r 'lll. Mlltnn I nlon 0 Yl"tmlllnn'l&. n,. Adam~ 16 Vn•lileA H, PlqUil !II (It! I \ 'lt"n,. Ma.tb .. w~ 19, Pymalwlinl \ aJ; 'l'lntun fou.nl)' 29, ~ri~P:~ 0 "'' Bl'an r l\ 57, ( 'lr Rhodt>h ij \\' Gt IIQ: a 11. Wlllou: hhy S 0 W Hoi~ U . "IQ'O!"..d~f' 0 " Mu14tlorum 13. [)rt-hdf'n Tri Val It MEN'S DOUBLES FINALISTS -The doubles tandem ol Jim Osborne and Brent ,Johnson (the two on the right) downed the team ol Sean Baker and Larry Hunter In the men's doubles i oil "actrtwonll ~. ( uy11hnK• f"' aiiN i t\'apa~onrta ~6. ('f'lh~ 00 Warl't'n Hardt,.- 'lfl. (1., ~h.ntlu411 ll " 'ar1111.w Rl~f'rvt- ll. \t~Q'Svi lll' 10 "atl'rford :ro. Ka~:lrll' Soulhtrn S W~Kidn~ Mrmortal 2l. ('ol lndf'pt"nd j•ll('f'' ".,IJ..ton lll, >\lnandrr B "f'lllnrton 'l. Milan Edison 0 Wf!ltt>rvtllf' s U, Oubl!n 1:1 " 'Mitl'rvtll!- N 3'.!. l..t'moo \'lonr!W' II Wllminl'"n 1!1. 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Kress and Crace had a hard· fought battle In the heat with Kress taking the edge at the Checker. A side-by-side nose to !all feature event saw a classic battle between the two. Crace. last week's winner. developed some sparks with eight laps to go that may have been the cause of him looping It In turn four with two laps 10 go. Kress wenthon for the win followed by Dave McCutcheon. Rick Williamson. Crace and Ricky Moorehead. This Friday marks the running of the Valvollne "Say No to Drugs" race paying $1,200 to win lor Late Models, followed by the Skoal ''Harvest 50" paying $2,000 to win on September 21. All five classes will run each night GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Valley Christian's volleyball team spilt a trl -match wlth Chesapeake's Panthers and Fairland's Dragons Tuesday night, according to a report from OVCS submitted Friday. I WRENCH SET vfteran split tri-match IF YOUFtNDrTFOR Year '1ound pro/eclwn lor roday 's v·eh1cles Ltmll 2 rt/ sale rmce IAI- ·117 With exchanoe finals of the American Cancer Society/ Johnson's Supermarkets tennis tournament, which con· eluded last Sunday. REG. OVER 49. 99 .. . .. 20% OFF C~i lead. and sending Davis. Rick Tracewell. Roger Cozad and Mike Adkins Into a two-deep, two-wide battle for six laps. Davis won out and spent the final four laps In pursuit of Fleming. In an other dramatic finish Fleming won by a half car length over Davis. Rounding out the top 10 were Tracewell, Cozad, Ad kins, Jim Amick, Tim Lauderman, Steve Woods. Kevin Haught and Tlm Rose. Heat winner Brian Wlllard pulled Into a large lead, but had a tire go flat with six laps 1o go. That came after Clair Sullivan looked to be the favorite early In the race. Harold Pickens then Inherited the lead, but eventual winner Roger Dunlap used the high groove to claim the win after coming off the tall midway through the race. Following Dunlap at the finish were Pickens, John Williams of Glouster, Clair Sullivan, Todd Wolfe, RW . Beck, Rick Vehan, Brian Willard, Ralph Gardner and Gary Wells. In the IMCA modifleds two 0 VCS spikers All interested parties win be given an opportunity to be heard. Further infor. mation may be obtained by contactinQ the Commission at 180 East Broad St.. Columbus. Ohio 4326fHI573. (Continued from (""'Ill) 11 LIFETIME 'all "'! WARRANTY STARTERS& ALTERNATORS 17-UNDER BOYS' FINALISTS - Nathan MIUer (left) ~.:at Michael Eachus In the 17-under boys' division finals of the American Cancer Society/Johnson's Supermarkets tennis tournament, which concluded last Sunday. At Skyline ... championship of the American Cancer Society/Johnson's Supennarkets tennis tournament, which ended last Sunday. ~­ L!m1t 12 quarts at s,J/e pnce See Puzzle on Page C-4 I By Rick Simpkins charge toward tile win. The finish of the Sportsman's first six positions was a ditto of the earlier heat. but a much different script was used, allow tng Aaron FIPmlng to post his third August win over Phtl Davh of Gallipolis. D(lvis ran through some wat er while in hot pursuit of Fleming during the midway point ..getting stdeways in the Whaley s Auto Parts 8-Bal\ Davis dropped four positions to give Fleming a large (See SKYLINE on C-7i n'pairs •Wheel Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Used Tires •Goodyear Tires Pandora G!lhoa 411, \' IUihw l Pum.11 \-'Ill Forv 13, (1t' Holy Namto7 Perl'}'sbuflll3, To! Woodwarcl14 Pl!rry 33, Orwell Grand Valley II Paer!burx Spnna: 14. U!Jbon~ P1ekf'rlna:ton~%. MarionHardltW 12 rtkrton 4!1 . 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ACS/Johnson's tennis tournament results posted GALLIPOLIS- The result s of the American Cancer Society/Johnson's Supermarkets Tennis Tournament. which ended last Sunday, were as follows (winner, runner-up): Women's singles - Dla ne Lawson, Becky Johnson Men's singles - Brent Johnson. Sean Baker Men's 35-over singles - Jon Bentley. Jim Osborne lntennediate men'• singles Matt Baker, M.C. Shah 17-under girls - Amy Huber. Bethany Johnson 17-under boys Na1han Miller. Mike Eachus Women's doubles - Bev Weekley & Karen Stanley. Diane Lawson & Donna Nease Men's doubles - .lim Osborne & Brent Johnson, Sean Baker & Larry Hunter Men's 35-over doubles - Jim Osborne & Larry Hunter, Jon Bentley & Frank Porter Intermediate men's doubles Chip Haggerty & A.C. Shah, Brant Pauley & Pat Lynch Mixed doubles- Frank Porter & Joy Bentley. Brent and Becky Johnson Intermediate mixed doubles Chuck and Connie Bradbury. Pat Lynch & Kathie Massie Randall F. Hawkins. 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U 2.1111'1: l!t. " Or,lilll ~ h•· pflrrd. ( 'hl'l'rDII'l. l~ 'l. i!fl: '!tl . ,Jo•· ~1'111<' the VIking 30 yard line and Caudill won a foot race with the defender for the remaining 70 ya rds lot the touchdown . The Vikings added the extra points on a pass from Reid to Shawn Speakman. The Vikings added their second touchdown ·after tak ing over the ball on a Marauder fumble. Eric Heck recovered a Vinton County fumble at the VIking 44, but after driving to the Viking 28 the Marauders gave the ball right back to the VIkings on a fumble of th eir own at the VInton County 38. Reid ripped off 18 yards on first down and Artie Hammond lol · Syracuse Open set for Sepl 8-16 TVC standings 01' J:l - :n' t~ 77 ·Iii "~ 64 9:! Friday's results: Th u~diiJ' · ~ Ht'~ ulls .. . .iU 89 .lU ll 11 ..... n 11 .u11 u•, ... n Tony \'ATIONAl HWTRJ\LL LfM;n: F.llllhlll on ~t'O I"''~ .$77 - u111 . ~ n ~amed NF'I. Rrorf>!l H 55 _51 t <1 iA 8'l .5'0 "i .. .. - D~>lucas runnlnK baclll coach, Archlt SlcNcu p llwbat·k,r roach, Ed Dtnlon df'fenllve 111M• cuach, D.11n W!dsh oft en ~ ~~r u!dslanl roa(·h lind Pal Etlemplllrt' dden!dve assistant coach; nam ed \ 'i)llJ' l'tWI womi"II'M lenni!!. coar h; named .lanf' Ehnol auhlllnl lleld hoc by IUld lacr..I' Oit' h. Mluo uri - IX-clau d tlrhl end Tim Hruton Mcademifally IIW'IIJ!hlr lor lhf' I!tOO M.uon Monh:IM.ir !it~ale - ~· ~~m~d AI L llnJt>r ~ pon!l lnf<lnnatl o n dl.,.ctor; n~amrd 0 .- b Railway womt>n's fi eld h~·kt")' roarh Vtrmonl - ~.lnlf'd .It'll,.,. A~f'l nlf'n'.• ""'s l.oilltnt bll,l;kt'tllal l t·mu ·h. Football Clrvrlan d - AgN't'd to ltrm .~ with ll ne bac kr r .~Ukr , John ~n . ~· t:lanh - ,\Krf't'd tu tNm ~ with df'frm,;l\'1' end L •orard .\1 ar!ihall on 11 lhrf'f'- yt> ar t·o nt r~• · t Sua 01 <'1!'(1 - \o\ ahrd Lll W"'n. 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JO 61 San FTa•ciiiCO ...........61 H .3 11 II, San Dlf'p ... 60 6t .U $ 14 '-r Hodon . .. .. .58 'it .~~ 16 1., A.tlll.nt.a .... ... . .... .. ..518f JK' u•, J 'lct!lhu~h ...d third baeman SceUCoolbqb ltom thtlr A.M club; r ecalled calc her HUI Huelm11111 and outneldef" K'v ln 1\Pich,r from Tulsa of tht' Te~u ~que tAA ~ Co Ueft' Rende)' - Promoted vollt)'ball coorb Saod)l Thompson to L~!ULilnt a lhlt'tl.dirrdor lor eompiiJUJ~e and 1t l&l ~•l By DAVE HARRIS T-S Correspondent McARTHUR - The Vinton Co unty VIking offenS<.' roiled up 328 total yards, while the Vik ing defense held the Marauder of fense to only 211 ya rds on thr• g round and 79 total yards rn route to 29-0 vietory ovPr the vis iting Mara uder s Friday nig ht. Vint on Coun ty 29 Meig ' ll Wells ton 38 Alexa nder 11 Trimble 23 Federa l· Hoc kin g li & !pre 42 Mil ler II J ac kson 21 Nelso nville Yo r k 20 Se pt. 7 games: Ne lso nville · York a t Me ig.> Southwes trrn at A!Pxandrr F ederal Hocking a t Miller Trimble a t Wellsto n Be lpre a t Vinton Co untv OOMPD vollevhall • meeting scheduled ThP orga niza ti ona l meeting for the 0 .0 . Mcintyre P a rk Di s· trlct's Wom e n's Vol leyba ll League wi ll be held on Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Ga llia County Cou rt house. All cap tai ns and official s should a t tend this meetin g Dead lin e to s ubmit a team ros ter is Friday, Sept. 7 The roster mu s t be turned in t o tht• Pa rk District Office loca ted on the first fl oo r of the Ga! Ua Co unty Cou rthouse . Tea m pra ct ice wil l begi n Thursda y , Sept II and conti nue eve r y Tuesda)· and Thu rsda y eveni ng until the beginn ing of league pla y, whic h is Tuesday . Sept . 25 . SYRACUSE - The 1990 Syra· cuse Open Tennis tournament wi ll be held September 8-16 at the Syracu se te nnis courts. Entry fee is $10 fo r singles plus one can of te nnis balls and $15 lor doubles plus one can of tennis balls. The winner of each match will take the unused can of tennis balls. the lose rs the used can. Starting times will be available a fte r 5 p .m. September 7 by ca lling 992-2365, or 247-4565 . Play · ers will be lim ited to a 10 minute war m up and a 12 points tie· breaker will be played at 6-al l. For e ntry Infor mation, write John Be ntley at Box 188, Syra· CUSl' OH 45779. ClasSI's will be men's singles, men 's doubles, men's35doubles; men' s 35 singles; intermediate men' s s ingles, women' s singles, women's doubles and mixed doubit'S. lowed with a 34 yard scamper to give Vinton the ball inside the Marauder 10 where Reid scored from four yards out two plays later, Reid added the extra points on a kick to give the host a 15-0 lead wtth 5: 46 remaining in the half. The Vikings scored their las t score of the half when Caudill pulled in a 18 yard scoring strike from Reid with 1:17 remaining, Hammond ran in the two pointer to give VInton County a 23-0 lead at the half. It looked like Meigs was going to get a quick score late In the half when Jeremy Phalln hooked up with Kevin Musser on a 34 yard pass play to the VIking 21 but a Marauder holding penalty nullified the play . On the next play linebacker Jason Newsome picked off a deflected pass to give the Vikings the ball at the Mara uder 31. On the fi rst play Reid hit Caudill with a pass over the middle for what looked like a sure six, but Shawn Hawley reached In and knocked the ball out of Caud!U hands at the Marauder one yard line and the Marauders received possess ion alter the ball rolled out of the end zone . Vinton Cou nt y scored it s last touchdown after Bryan McCol tum bloc ked a Marauder punt giving the VIkings the ball at the Ma rauder fi ve, three plays later Dusty Adams scored from two yards out. The pass for the extra points was no good to close out the scoring Meigs had a touchdown called back with just over three minutes remaining, Phalln hooked up with Terry McGuire on a 66 yard ' Farm/ Business screen pass but a Marauder penalty wiped out the play . Artie Hammond was the games leading rusher with 101 yards in 13 carries, Jeremy Massie added 33 yards in five carries . Reid was six for 10 through the air good forl31 yards with Caudill picking up 94 of those on two catc hes. McGuire led the Marauders on the ground with 41 yards In 12 carries. The Viking defense pressured Phalin all evening with the junior quarterback able to hit on only slx of 23 passes for 59 yards and four Interceptions. McGuire caught three passes for 34 yards. Meigs played w!thoutthe servi· ces off All-TVC fullback/ defen· slve back Frank Blake. who ha s been sick ail week, Meigs also lost the services of defensive en<\ Geoff Coga r with a neck Injury late In the game and fullback · ! linebac ker Mike Cremean s, who relnjured his ankle In the first hall. Vinton County raises Its record to 2-0 and th e VIkings will host Belpre next Friday night. Meigs with the loss Is now 0-2. The Mara uders will host Nelsonville· York nex t week . Score by quarters Vinton Co . R 1> 6 0- 29 Meigs ... .. ... 0 II II 0- 0 M Rushing yard s __ Passin~ ya rd ~ .. 20 V( ' Total yard s Passln!l . II ;9 197 1.11 79 6-23 h-1'2 4 II In terc ('ptlon s :lz.< ' 9·83 10 1211 ~ .I .5-4 6-IR 7 ~:d ~ 1 Pf'nall les Fu mbles i lust . Punting .. rALLnX·UP Dow rebounds from slide as oil plunges The Gallia Twirlers Square Dancers Gallia Twirlers Square Dance group .to perform during Farm-City events GALLIPOLIS - Th e Ga llla · these times. ·: Twirlers Square Dance group The club dances on the the first : · will be preforming a t the 1990 and third Saturdays of each . · Farm City Field Day at 12: 45 , month at the Henderson Center · 1: 45. p.m . They will be doing In Henderson, Wes t Virginia : demonstrations and encouraging from 8 to ll p.m . They are : a udie nce participation durin g available to perform at picnics, J 2" COIIIJNATION IQIJARI (46-mrPl RITRACTULI UTilJTf DfD'I ( 10-079) - For m orr information, co ntact Da nella Gree ne at th e P a rk District Offi ce a t Hfi-4fil2. ex t 256 6PJICI ICIIW· (64-457) Money Ideas AIR BO. Monetary conditions Air Trainer SC Low GJIIPI PIUIDI UIIUNID GI.OVII l.aJOI(IIll).Med (llll) 198.95 By JA!\'ICE KIRKEt UPI Business Writer NEW YORK - The stock market broke a six -week losing st rea k thi s week, with the gai ns fue led by a plunge in oil prices as tensions in the Mideast se emed to ease a nd OPEC ag reed to boost output du ri ng the cris is . The Dow Jonrs indus n· ial avf\ r· age rose 21.04 Friday to end the week at 2614 .36. It gai ned 81.44 fo r th e we.- k, or 3.2 percent. Among broader market in dex es, Standard & Poor's 500· stock Index jumped 11.05 to t•nd the week at 322 .;,6 a nd the New Yo rk Stock Exc hange composite index rosr ~ . 92 to c losf' t he week at 176.93. Advances led declines 1.4:1:l507 among the 2.154 NYSE issues tra ded this wee k. Weekly Bi g Board volume tota led 639,340,540 shares, com par ed with 949,523,020 a week ear lier a nd 757,529.410 shares a year ago. Prior to this week. the la st weekly ga in in the Dow indu s· trial s came the week ended July 13, when the blue chip ldiJ:at,>r II' """'· " ' ' ·-t ' gai ned 75 .25 points as It was In the process of hitting It s mid-July record highs . Stocks began the week with their best day of 1990 and thei r biggest gain in almost a year . Monday's ral!y was fueled by fading fears of war In the Midea st a nd a resulting tumble in oil prices. Reports of progress a mong OPEC members toward s an agree ment to boost produc · lion sent oil plunging $4 a barrel. The Dow soared 7R.7l, the biggest ga in of the year and th e best si nce a s urge of 88 . .12 pos ted la st Oct. 16. when the m a rket bounced back from the 190-polnt "m ini-cras h" the previous tradIn g day . Analyst s called the sha rp ga in a " reflex action" after th e market's plunge s ince Iraq in · vad ed Kuwait Aug. 2. The Dow Industrials had los t more than 415 points- a bout 14 percent of their value - since the Invas ion, IJefore rallying Friday and Monday Even with the rally , August was a dismal month for the market. The Dow sa nk ~90 .8 4 from Its July 31 close of 29115.211 . After Monday's surge, tradi ng l!g htened consider ably for the rest of the week as inves tors began to look towards the holiday weekend . 0 11 prices lost a nother $1.96 a barrel Wednesday . send ing the Dow up 17 points, but some lat e program selllng T hursday wiped out that ga in and then some. taking the key Index down a lmost 40 points but on very light volumE' . Analysts generally agreed la s t week tha t with Its plunge , the market ha d discounted a Mideast war. Fears of war faded this week as the U.N. Seeretary General held ta lks with Iraq's foreign minister, but observers were careful to point out tha t the s!luatlon there would continue to a fleet the ma rket. "One of the pinch es on any upside move wi!l be the impa ct of energy prlcC's o n corpora te prof· its and long-ter m Interes t rates," said Alan Ackerman, senior vice pre sident at Grunlal & Co. "The Continued on D-8 \' -~ 14 ., PRESENTED /\WARD Bureau Federation's Ambassador's /\ward was presented to Rich Harless, OFBF organlzallon director for Athens, Jackson, VInton, Lawrence, Gallla, Pike and Scioto counties, during a recent Ohio Farm Bureau Board of Trustees meeting In Columbus, according to Glenn Pirtle, OFBF vice president, field services. The Ambassador's Award Is an Ohio Farm Bureau achievement award reco1nlzlng Fisher's personallea•derslllp, and strong ability to work with people. recrull new leadership and achieve organization objectives during 1990. The presentation was made during the board of trustees monthly meeting In August. Pictured 1left to right) are Fred Finney , president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Harless, and C. William Swank, e<ecutlve vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. By Stan Evans GALLIPOLIS - At a time when the Pronomy could use a boo st, Fed C hairman Alan Greenspan's freedom to act decisively Is li mited from a vari ety of pers · pee lives . On one ha nd , ris ing do ..twk. Bul.-k, UUU 2 1. Stevt Grls&om, 01 llllmobLit, l n .65t : Oall" Earnbanll. { 11~1"01<'1. I ~U!Il : ~3- Robby Hamilton. Oldiomohll<·. l _,~ 351. 'l t ft.uhol'rt Prf'•lll~y . Ol d!.mtt.llr , 15t .!0 l; :!:! . Ml r hll•l \ohl trl p. P ontia c 152 Q:Jfi . ~ ~ t Al 1\rr ri rr . 0\ d.~motl ll l'. IH !Mi l: '!~ l 'h u l' ~ & ..· n l'n llll ,..- . I ~ I 'I'~ M 1K ll ul•· .l:u ro•U , l'nnlllll', 1.)1 .;6;11; ·t~ Tn m m1 Hou.'llon. Rt1 il' k. aU~ : JIJ stt·r ll nrr ""' lin, Oldt.molltl r _ 1 ~ 1.691 : 1 1 f-Jnl., l n ·1n, Ol~mol-.tt ... l ~ t ·!~ ~ . :11 Caq R11loua: ll. Buh:k . 1 50 . ~00 ; l :l 1'1111) ,\ toL'It. llukk. l~(j_ j 9L J l &hh,\ Uo lll'r . Bul<k. l ~ft6110: ~5 &hby \to., n Uhhmulllil" . 1}0 U~ . :Jii -I >I I' ~ ln gr~rn c ht>\'rol t't , 130 119: :1~ Tom P r 1·k. Old ~ •no\111<•. U OO H . 3K . ,JJmm ) Spr m•·r Ru lr t. . l~~ . 9!1t. , :tel ll a lf l oOO~~n.P o nlll .u . II~ . !!!IM , Ul . Billy Su n dr\d,t;<' , P ollll \;1< . ~l . SH .~FEI~ FAMILY SINGERS- The singing Shafer FamUy will lw on hand lor acl!vilies during Farm-City Day Sept. 8 on Buller's · Swancrest Farm. First row, left to right are Sue ShaferCoUinsand Tt•d l'ollins . Kear - Sharon Shaffer and Randy Shaler. t Hl .30~; II . P11na l'aUr n. Hulrk . family reu nio ns, Senior Cit izen Centers and other activities . Starting Sepember 20 and running through February they will be offering 20 Square Dan ce lessons to anyone who Is Inter· ested. They wtll be co nducting the lessons In the annex at the Mason County Courthouse In Point Pleasant, Wes t VIrginia . The cost for the lessons will be $60.00 with the first 21essons free. If you are Int eres ted please co nta c t : John Waugh llnstru cto r-614 -256-1243); Bob & Judy Ball (614-446-2952): Eugene , & Evelyn Elloitt (614 -446-0652): or Bill & Ruth Holt (614-24;.92461. All SCS and SWCS program s and service are offered on a nondiscr iminatory basis without regarad to race, color. nationa l origin, religion, sex. age. m a rital status, or handi cap. DRMIDT Reg. D September 2, 1990 Game statistiC!l Department First down s ... X!rimts- itntinel Sec-tion Singing Shafers to perfornt on Farrn-City Day Sept. 8 prn~LA I<1,. l IO.IOE. ACIIIUCLATU CAUUl Wl11l AUCONI (11101) $2 99 103 OZ. DOW CI.WI IIUCONIIULAHT (~641) 99C 10.1 OUANII., CONITIIUcnON ADIDIIYI (LN601B) $J299 ~~$1699 2 J II WATDPROOnR FOR JNimiOROUTWhlte.(Ol:.l11) $299 311 WAIIJU'IROOnR HIDRAUUC CDIINT ?,(,., pM11~ GALLON WOOD PROTICTOR POl IJ:TIIUOR WOOD ( 10801 $999 GALLON WATIIIPIIOOnNG FORIIULI. (10101) (0703~) Here's where to get PRO advice PLUS a real good price! Due lo phystcaJ size. merc handising policies and manuJactwen shortages, tome sto1es may be unable to stock all Items shown. Howeve1. most Items eon be ordered special by yow dealer osiW!no you of the sale pl\ce loatwa. We reserve lhe 1\Qht to. limit quanlltltl CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY HOURS: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon 675·1160 312 6th Street Point Pleasant, WV G ALLIPOLIS- Vi sit o rs to the Butler's Swancres t Fa rm on Se pt. 8, will be entertaine d In the "good old country style" . The Singin g Shafer s. a gospel s in gi ng group, have performed In churches and at ac tivit ies around the tr i-s tate area more th a n 30 unique country gos pel sou nd . The Shafers have ju st released a new recording entitled "SingIng a bout Home". The project was recorded at Ha rves t Gospe l Studio where Randy Is a sta ff musician . The Singing Shafers consider yea r s. Gospel music a ministry and This fam il y oriented group has hope to re Oect that in the ir music roots cent ered In Ga llla County . and singing. The present day group consists of They will sing at noon , 1 a nd 2 Randy and Sharon Shaler, of p.m . Crown City, and Ted a nd Sue · All SCS and SWCD programs Shafer Collins of Fort Gay, W.Va. and services are offered to a · The Singing Shafers have utll· nondiscriminatory basis without !zed the song writing abilities of regard to race. color, national Ra nd y and Ted to prod uce a origin, religion, sex , age, marital la rge part of the gospel mus ic status. or handicap. materia l that gives the g roup a ·SOCC employees honored The following employees from Meigs County a re being recog. nlz~d for their 15 yea rs of service · at So uthern Ohio Coa l Com pany's Meigs Divis ion. Da ni el E. Cremeans, general Ins id e la bo rer a t Meigs Mine No. 31. He resides in Rutland with his wife. Barbara , and sons. Darrln a nd Derek . Harley E . McDona ld. roof bolt er at Meigs Mine 31. He resides In Pomeroy and has a son, Ha r ley. J e ffrey B. Russell, roof bolter a t Mine 31, res id es In Middleport with his wife, Pamela, and daughter, Lori. Everett L. Schuler. general Inside laborer at Meigs Mine No. 2, resides In Middleport with his wife, Teresa, daughter. Lisa . and son, Chad. Andrew J . Williams , mechanic at Mine 2, resides in Rutland with his wife, Ama, daughter, Allison, a nd son, Andrew . VIrgie Williams, mechanic at Mine 2, resides in Rutland with · his wife, Lillie. mes tt c pr lees cont rast to a let hargic domes tic economy . At the sa me tim e, the rver weaker dollar and ris ing ov ers ras lnt rrf's t ralf's represe nt fa ctors which cou ld deteriorat e furth er shoulcl the Fed mov e to s upport lhf' eronomy wlth a m ore accommodatlvC' m o ne tar y ~ stan ce. Absent the prese nce of the other co nst ra int s. the Fed Chai r · man would undou bted ly be in · ell ned to ease monetary pulley In response to s lu ggish overa ll activit y. If Infl ation wen' In c hec k, this movf' would normally ' . ' ' ~- result In lowf'f lnt f>rP st mt es which would In turn stlmul atr Increased activit y In la gg in g Sf\ctors. However, the possibility of furth er Infl ati on can hardly be eliminat ed from the pol!cy equa lion at this juncture , as evJ . denced by the 0.6% jump In Jul y's Consume r Price Index. exclud · lng food and e nergy costs. Th is accelera ting Infl a tio n Indica tor wou ld In It s elf have provided reason for monetary caution. even before the ensuing dra malic r un-up In o il prices. It Is obvious that oil, as a co mponent of government price Indices. will substantially raise reported futu re Inflation figures. However, It Is less clea r that higher oil prices should be much of a consideration In setting Federal Reserve policy. Inflation caused by o!l Is supply-related, and stnce mos t ollls Imported , higher petroleum prices are more akin to a "tax" paid to overseas producers than a "price Increase" by domestic conderns. Since higher oil prices result In less available wealth to be spent on other domestic goods, price Increases of non -petroleum Contlnued on D-8 EXHIBITS GRAND CHAMPION - U sa ,Jo Vollhorn of 508 Green Valley Drive, Bidw ell, Ohio recently cxh!hlted "H.V.R. Lana 069" to the Grand Champion In the Junior Division of the 1990 Ohio Slate Fair. Miss Vollborn Is the daughter of Fred and Linda Vollborn. Another entry "HVR i\ Vi\ 992" was chosen Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Division at the Ohio Stale Fair. Farm Flashe.~ Together lhe animals were selected as Grand Champion County Pair of the two In the Junior Division. In the Open Division at the Ohio State Fair, the animals were first and second In their class. "HVR i\ VA 992" was selected as Resene Grand Champion Junior Calf. Abov e Is Show Judge John Grbnes the Grand Champion "HVR Lana 069"; and Lisa Jo Vollborn . Com development behind 5-year average, report says By Edward M. Vollborn County Extension Agent, Agriculture & CNRD GALLIPOLIS- The Ohio crop report for this week showed corn developme nt well behind the five yea r average . Reporters Indi cated that onl y 15 per cent of the Ohio Corn was den ted and beyond . The five year average was 50 per cent. Several reporters feel that the cumulative precipitation has taken Its toll on the cor n crop through nitrogen leaching. Preparation of the 1990 U.S. "Farm Bill" has progressed !o the point that both the Senate~nd House have passed their version. Most of the provisions under consideration relate directly to cash gain farms. According to U.S.D. A. figures, one farm out of three received a government farm program payment of some kind In 1987. Some 72.3 percent of the cas h grain farms got payments . Leading the commodity groups was cotton farms at 86.8 per cent participation and an average $29,380 payment per participating cotton farm . Maybe we should try some cotton In Gallla County? A reminder of the Farm City Field Day scheduled for Satur: , day, September 8 starting at u · a.m. The Butler famllles' Swanc· • rest Farm Is located ·approxt:; ' mat~ly 15 miles south of Galltpo..:; Its along route 7. Highlight each': year Is the wagon tours through:, the farm operation. This year ~~:: field tours will feature corn, • soybean, a lfa lfa , tobacco, cow- : calf operation, beef feedlot , and _ grain storage ar ea. Free r efreshments wlll be served throughout : the day . Plan tb bring you!'': family to see a very productive:\ t• "• ', .'~~ ''' Iam l ly! arm. ·.r .• ¥f..:; ·'. ,,. •• ..,., 1(11"~ �Page- 0-2-Sunday limes-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point September 2. 1990 Pleasant, 11 Sgt. Bissell sent to Saudi Arabia Gallipolis Pick It Up· REE D S VILLE - Upon sel\ lng m ote than three vears 1n th e U n tte d Sta tes A r m 'y. Sa t gen t Royr e 1\! a n Bi s sell was SL'n t tu Sa utlt A 1 a bla a s par t of I he 1 1 ~ th I n l a nt ry D i v i s io n fr om Fo t t St ew a rt . Ga B t sse ll ts th e so n of Do ug la s a nd Ca r o l y n Btssell Tuppet s \ lepl. 2, 1810 There's a possibility you mtght have Ga . fo r daug htPJ, Amv. B ntt an v an d ar e cu r te n t!\ t es ldmg m M eigs Co unt \ With fam1l y , where the\ \\. til tt•ma Jn unttl hf' t t'lurn s honw !t{JITl S,tudlrl SGT RO\'fE BISSELL i\ raht<~ Bailey is sening on aircraft in Red Sea t , \I l. I PO LI S- A loca l m a n ts p 1t'" t' IHh s t~ n 1ng o n iJn .tl i C' T,l ft t ,11 1l Pr tn th f' R f'd SPa 1\11\1 ~ M Jc h af' l S R.Jill' \ L\ 1..., tll l l' n ll\ '> PI vtn g on thf ' C S S t I J<., t n/Ju\\ l 'l C V N 69 ou t of '\o1 ltll h. \ ' .1 Ill' ts a nu c lear .s pru.d I'- 1 \\ ho g r a duated fr o m ~ s '\ I \ tl :\ uc l f'a r Power Sc hoo l 111 .lu tH' I 9R9 H e a t tended bo o t t .1mp m O rlando , Fla and was 1n lht • { l ~i~ co mmand hono r co m Jl l·' t " m .lu l v 1989 to J a nua r y 1ltli(J R:1 1lev wa s sta tioned at th e ] ) t hrw lls ~uc l ea r P ower St a t to n Ill :-.;ell .t iog a Sp r m gs. Fla I tt JIP\ ts thr son of Pat nck and \ ,ti l\ H.t i\ P\ nf Ga llipolis Ba iley f- 1 ,t d u ...II Pd f1o m C al !Ja A ca d emy l lt g ll Sr hoo l tn 1987 MM3 MICHAEL BAILEY First plane of Westerners depart Baghdad Airport By ANN PETERS l nlted Press lnternatlunul \n l r aq 1 A 1rwa.v s pla n p rt~ rry .rn, rnt> l (' th a n 70 ~\om e n d nd ' ild : t n f l r·H o ut o f thf' lr dql , 1p1 1 II . . , ,ll u rd J \ as dozrn " o f ·• ltl t \\ t> '- IC' Tn na ll o na l s a t I3a g h d 1d 111 po 1t a\\ J tt e d for th f'li l• tll l! .t HJ.ltf'd rr lr a se flom l l dCJl I ll ~I ti l ]\ l'lt• f lt g ht l d t B ag hda d .\lid : tn d. ·d ,t sho t t ll mP l a tr r 1n \ • t~r · t 111 J or d a n . ca 11 \ tn g r ,... •1\ l. t p<~nrs r natiO na ls. of f1 . ll" . 11 thr J o r d a n tan <ll qXJ t t ~ I .j \' It t'- 1 o nP u th f:'r l ra qt 1\ t t ·' , -.. p l.1nr. r xpe c t ed t o ea r n n •It l ho~n 1~ 5 B rt ton s and \ " ·tit tn.., a l on g Vrllh st x atlm g 1 " 1 i l tzr n s from Kuwatl v. c1 ~ , , li t d tl l f'd to le ctve Baghd ad fo r I nd, ,n ,Jnd Was htngt on Sa tu1 , 1 , • 1n ~ ~h a t f ore i g n gov rrnm rn t s 11 1\\ ,tt ttng r p latt ves hOfX' v.tll , ' 1r ' ,,f ,1 ma s srvr p:-; Of:lu s f 1 nm H, t nd nc r upt e d Kuw e:tt l 1 " ,, . ... h offt c Jals 1n L o nd o n ' , ' \ ··d I ndi c ations f r om Bag h .t HI t h. t1 thr pl.m e bound f a t • .Hh ·n ~~htc h had bf>pn sehP 1 lit d 11 1 rk p,n 1 at lll a m ES1 , n. 1\ L n I ' bPen d e layed for oth e r ng('t s .Ill , , 1 ... ... , I I a rn vt ng fr o m r• no t entirel y sutr ' 1 ' lu p pen lng , " a Btll ts h t , ~t.. n Offtu' spokesman sa td ',\ , ' h w k to thf' u sua l state o f \\ t I t 1,1 , "I' ' I l' d 1 ', • t td .1nnou ncrd Pa tl lf't 1n h,t\ JI,J,.Q IJ J(jl J Jfl lLJ f j rll nt.: HIll t r a n spo n 11 ~ h :, rr ... o~nd l .J \me n c a n s a nd a n . r t., 1 ,f -. 1< k \me n ca n Cll t 1t 11 ... Ill 1 ~ n • n nrx pl .T ll rl llo n of tht rlt 1. 1, • ~ I H( , •t .tu"' 111 d " tr m g o f c o nd1 I l Ull'- lmprt,r ·d b\ Baghdad . on lv a ~ tnd lul " f 1hr th ousa nd s o f t •• rr · l ~ n , • r " 1 ! tppt>d rn I raq a n d lr tq utLUpl td Kuv.alt h;n P bPt~n ,, h1\\ t'd l rt lr rt\P " 'nc p l ra q 1 1 morr Ame nc a n and seven Brit 1sh m Pn wPre d etained by Iraqi .tulhorrtn?s m Baghdad Saturday \\ hrn th f'\ \r.,Pnt wrth th e ir wives l o pl{' k up t' 'ill pr•1 mrts It c~ q whtli' p!Omtsm g t o re \r :b r m orr th nn 10 000 f ore tgn \' omr n a nd c htld r r n. ha .s sa id it 1..., " t' nd tn g forr tg n men to srr v P p o tPntJa ! l ra qt J. <., siHr lrt s .l t ml l l td l \ I li Tgel s F1om h 1s \a c atwn Sl i P tn M.t lnf' P rrs td r n t Bush an noun( t'rl ;:t onr da\ summ i t m er t 111g v. 1t tt So\ If' I e s !d e nt Mt kha 11 (;OJ b d r h P\ rn F 1n b nrl on SC'pt 9 t h ,ll \\ I ll dd d l l ''-,S lhl' Cri SIS in th l' Prrs1an C ul f r, T hr r P \\as no rrpm t o f pro gr r ss f r om /\mmiln Jordan, v.tw1 r UN Sf'cr e tan Gen era l .Jav te t PP t Pl de C u e llar a nd Iraqi Fo t e tg n Mtntster T artq Azlz held a seco nd da v of tal k s \ 11d s Jg n,tl rd li ttl r p 1og r (•ss. l. 1unr h1n g .1 sc L1Ih tn g <Jt ta c k o n tiH L' 1\ SPeu 11 t 1 Cou nc tl l'.'h tlr ...,, , \ rng l h t~ t I t aq H as o pf' n to fur till' ! ro ntac t s tn thf' futur f' \'I! h Jl r rf' z de Cuf' llar hP d r p .u trd fo t hom e Dow np ldV I ngs h o pe s for a S\.1. 1ft Perez d p Cuellar ha s r· mph as1zed he IS restncted m h1 s m tssion bv th e five U .N Secunt\ r l' so luu u n . Co u nc t l res oluUon s. th a i inc lude a dem and for an liaqt withdra \\ a I fi o m Kuw a it . authorize an t'l·n nom](' Pmba r go a nd p rov 1dr fut lhr u"r of m e as u rf's co mmPn s u ra tr t o f h(' spec rfrl c n c um '-:la ncrs' t o rn foi cP t hr b OH OI! UthPr rt r\l·l upments o n th e d qJlum atT c f r on t - R r n c ~< m g a ca ll fo r the \~ Jthdrdwal o f Ira qi troo p s fr om K uw a tt . Arab Lf'agur foreign mmt stPr s IS sued a fin a l commu niQUl' in Cc1 iro dPm a ndlng Iraq r e iPased a ll fo t1'tgner s and pa v P r 1 "il d f'nl \ .1dd d rn H U "''> Ptn fll r•m tst'd I u• <., d .J \ 10 frr(' a l l f• •lt IU n ~\ n m . n J. nd r h rldrf' n I ht l "\ \!d i P Df'pa rt mPnt rrp a r at l o ns to Kuw a 1t and othPrs for d a m ages m c u ned b y the t n v a s1o n Fra n c£' sa rd Saturd.J y it ga Vl' per ml sswn l o t a n lra qt Atrw ay s p la ne c a rr y ing W es ter ne rs to •nt'. l n\\ h 1le l a nd tn Parts r f'po r trd thJt t tJ rPc SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 44& ·4524 "qmJl""""'" "" E l 5 WEST Public Notice 3 Horse Powar, 60 Gallon Tank, Campbtlll Hau1feld Air Compressor, small tools, craftaman 20" chain saw, llka nw. All alliS of clothing, C1'11hl, dl1hl1, toys lie 2 milu West of Gal- lipolis on Route 141, Friday, Salurdly, Monday 9 00 to 5:00. 7 Family Yard Sale: Sat, Mon 1 T1.11sday. 10.00a m -4.00p.m . .: 1f2 mllu out Sl Rt. 218, Huge aaat of axcanent clothing, all slzts. Other mite ltama Som• thing lor averyonat PubliC Notice PUBliC NOTICE FOR SALE make them feel It is something they The Ohio Valley Bank havetodoinsteadolwanttodo Virgo, Company, 420 Third treat yourself to 8 birthday glf1 Send for Avenue, Gallipolis. Ohio 45631, wtll offer for aale 1he your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $1 .2510 Astra-- following described Graph, c/o this newspaper, p 0 Bo• property . 1982 Plymouth Champ 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428 Be JP3RE443XCU404428 sure to state your zodiac stgn This vehicle wilt be eold et LIBRA (flepl23-0ct. 231 Thtsls a good 0 public oolo., tho Jock son day to be caretess wUh your pnzed pos- p 1ke Office of the Otrro sessions Trv not to leave valuables In v 11 R k c ompany 370 ., a ey an vour car, but If you have to, be sure It Is Jack1on Pike. Galllpoli•. locked up light Ohio 46831. at 10 00 a.m SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) You might on Saturday. September 8, be loo Intent upon do1ng things your 1990 way today and this could create Ill feel· This vehlelfl will be lold to 1ngs with persons with whom you'll be the highest bidder " a1 rs " lnvolved If you get too pushy, eJI.pecl to without any ew.pre11ed or be pushed back •mplled warranty. Th1s veh1· mov Pike be Office '""" at 8AGmARIU8 (Nov. 23--0.C. 21) Usu- ere Jackaon of the the ally un.o•'re rather optlmrstlc narson. but 0 hio Valley Bank Company ,..... """'' today yO\.Ir lnrlial assessments are likely up to the data and time of to be on the negatl~e side Unfortunate.. sale ly, you might not take measures to corThe Ohio Valley Bank roctlhls Company reserves the nght CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11) Think toacceptorretectanyandall carefully today before commlt11ng your- blt:lt, and 1o wtthdraw thtt self to something that could tte up your vehicle from ute prior to the future resources or earnings It could 11le Term1 of Sale CASH or prove unwise to begin an endeavor with CERTIFIED CHECK red Ink . Sept 2 , 5 , and 7th AOUARIUI (Jin. 20-Feb. 18) Your I rl \ 12 7S • SZ 7S fiA~ !iA I N MA T H! [[ ~ SATURDAY & SUNDAY BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY (UC£PT "GHOSP ) "''' IIIII! 11• '() Pt;SB • ol .C H ~ B..I ~U •m NIGKT SHOW ING! f RJOAY 7·00,9:30 SAT ---::--::-::--;;--:- Townhouse, Sept &lh, ea m.· Sp.m Baby ttn.., tumltura, VtRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Your chances for getting others to do thmgs for you today will not be very good 11 you slvt• dPsrr t tra tnmg and tt a tmn g 1n c hr•m If d I v. a t f arf' fit s j ob I I! I f' I'> CU tt Pn t l\ d ll M IC ,t nd l h L• g un nl' r of a Bt a d lev · w tfe. - cloth•• onolz••· All Yard sat.. Must Ba Paid tn open up new opportunities mo nt hs wer e he has had ex ten B tssdl 's Atart, Tapes, grlla 5 112 Soya 7-8-12 tlvety. 11 will enhance your status and 14 th <' p as t out~60 ln- 1----------.,...----------E::::e=~~='-::--:-:-::c 7 Family: Cantonary votvements In the year ahead thai will bring you before the public in some manner tf you project yoursett eHec- pro,• ablllttes for achievement will be severety lessened today If your proc.. dures are Illogical Your plane won 't get airborne without a propeller PISCES (feb. :ICI-March 201 Don't pry too deeply Into the affairs of an Intimate lrlend today, because you might dlscover and mlstnterpret something you 'd be bettar off not knowing ARIES (March 21-•-" 111 Boost only "'"" known entHies today because It could come back to haunt you If you recom· mend a person to fnends whose bu&· ness ethics turn out to be questionable TAURUS (April • • r 20) There's a possibility you might get lnvol~ed In a close knit arrangement today with an rndlvldual whose a1ms and motives are very diSSimilar to yours Be carerut GEMINI (Map 21-June 20) Haphazard results are tlkety today if you are not methodical where your work 19 con cerned Don 't gtar1 sawing boards unlll N 0 T I C E T CONTRACTORS 0 Sealed proposals for the W• Inut T owns h1p C ommun ity Center Remodeling w1ll be reoe1ved by the Gallta County CommiSSIOners at their office located In the G1llia County Courthouse until 10 00 am. Tuesday September 25, 1990 .11nd then e1 10 00 em at satd offrce opened and read aloud Pt..,, , Speclficettons, and btd formamty be secured at the off1ce of Marl!. T. EohnQ Architect 423 Second Avenue, P 0 Bow. 1064 Gllllpol11 . Ohto 46631 (614) 446· 8209 A depoSit YOU know where they're suppose to fit of e25 00 dollan wtU ba •-ER ( '" 21 •uty 221 Do 1 let C ._._. -ne .._. n requ1redtorNchaetofpt1ns yourseU be drawn Into a venture today and speclticat•ona, check where that whkm you risk ~s greater made payable to Galli• than thai which ~ou hope to gain It County Commissioners The might turn out rather poorly full amount will be returned LEO (Jul)i 23-Aug. 22) A volatile issue withtn thirty (30) days after that previously disrupted your house- rece1p1 of bids hold might surface again today This Each bld must bft accom time try to treat tt more taC1fully and pained by either ab1d bond in with less emotion an 1mount of 100% o; the bid amount with a turety aattafectory to the aforeuid Sept J. 19811 Galha County CommissionEven !hough condition s 1n general ar e ora or by certified checll caahlers check, or ~ttftf' of ilkel~ to be oener fOf you 1n the year cred1t upon a tohlent bank 1n ahead don I take mailers for granted the amount of not leu than Indifference cou ld cost ~ou 10% of the bld amount m o ppor1un1t1es favor of the 1foreuid Gall~& VIRGO (Allll n.S.pt. 221 Guard County Commia11onera Btd agatnstlncllnattons today to cater to lhe Bonds ahall be accompamed undeservmg wh1le tgnorrng people for bv Ftroof of Author ;ty of the whom you Shoukl be do1ng things Get official Of agent stgnmg the your prrorrt1es rn proper perspectrve bond MaJor changes are ahead for V1rgo tn Btds shall be INied .11nd the com1ng year For your personal m1rked as Bid for Walnut horoscope. tovescope lucky numbers Townlhlp Community Cen · tar Aemodeltng and matlad and luture forecast call Astra-Tone by or delrvered to d1ahng 1- 900-454-3535 and entenng Gatlia County th1 s ne.... spaper s access code number Commiuionen 000 95 cents per m•nute Gama Countv Counhouae LIBRA (Sept. n.Oct. 231 UnlortunateLocurt Street. Galhpohs. ly you m1ght not be able to rety upon Ohto 46831 the lav1sh promises made to you by a Anentton of b1dders 11 fm~nd today Keep rn m•nd th•s IS the pal called to all of the requtre who ta1led to tulf1ll his / her prev1ou s manu contained '" thts bid commitment s packet. particularly to the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Pretext IS Federal labor Standarda not a becommg gurse tor yOll today so PtoVIIIOna and DIYII· BICOn W1ge1, vanous tnsurance d on t put on a~rs by pretendmg you are requnmenta. wanoua equal mor e than you are or ha~t~e things you opportunhy proviaiona. and don 1 possess the requirement for a paySAGITI ARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 211 Usu· ment bond and performance all.., you stnve to be forthrrght and upor1 bond for 1 00% of the occas1on can even be blunt when telling 1t hke 11 Is Today, however you mrght 1 Card of Thanks only ~t~oice things others want to hear CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jon. 191 II you are presently rnvolved rn an endeavor that requ1res an •ntus1on of outsJde cap. The Family of 1tal, 11 s best tha t you have m ore than o ne sour ce Your llrst one could be Tamra Dawn Inadequate Vance wishes to AQUARIUS (Jon :ICI-Fob. 191 Today express their you could lare better actmg on your own than you wrll w1th par1ners , espeappreciation for Ciaity tf ~ou have an ally who doesn t all the cards. have the courage to use bold measures ----------·1 PISCES (feb :ICI-Mareh 201 Your com paSSIOnate 1nst1ncts may alert you today to lhe lact that there rs someth1ng you can do to help someone over a dlfflcutl hurdle, yet owmg to lethargy, you m1ght not act ARIES (ltlorch 21-Aprit 191 Soctal tn. \IOI~ements could be a cntteal area lor you today, so mtnd your p sand as 11 s not the trme to be en her flamboyant nor too assertive TAURUS (April :ICI-May 201 Be ktnd subordinates today, but be very careful not to overindulge them Th1s tact1c could backtlre and etevate unrealistiC expectations tater GEMINI (May 21-June 201 Yew mtght bo more susceptible to flattery today than usual It someone praises you effusively for a routine achi8V8ment, 11 s possible you are beln{l HI up lor manipulation CANCER (Juno 2t.July 221 A person with whom you are closely associated could have rather expensive tastes today. ThiS Is well and good II She IS using heJ own resources , but your pal might try to uH yours also. LEO (JuiJ D-A1111. 221 Even though you may go out of your way 10 do ntee thtn{ls lor an assoclale today. there Is a possibility rrtey will be taken lor granted and your lhoughtfutness oould go unac~.-ged s.od lor your As1roGraph p<edlctiMs today Mall S t 25 to Aatro-Graph, c/o this ~. P Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101~28 Be sure to state your zodiac sign o flowers, prayers and other contributions . God Bless You All -----------I 2 In Memory A WISH ON APENNY contract pnce No bidder may whhdraw hi• bid wh:hm thirty 1301 dava after the actual date of the opening thereof The Gallre County Commiueon era reaervel the right to wa•ve any informallt1et or to reject any or all bid• Sept. 2, 9 16 PubliC Notice LEGAL The regutar meetmg of the Green TWP TruJteea acheduled for Sept 3 hll been cencelad end wtlt be held Tuea Sept 4 1990 7 p m August 31 Sept 2 4 Public Notice NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus , Oh1o August 17 1990 Contract Soles Legal Copy No 90 998 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposals will be received at the offtce of the D~rector of the Ohio Depart mentofTranlportatlon. Col umbua, OhiO, unt•l1 0 00 A M • Ohto Stsndard T1me Tuesdoy Septomboo 1 t 1990, for •mprowemf!lnts m Gallla County, OhiO on var1oua sect1ons of State Route 279, VIllage of Cen tervtlle. State Route 664 Galha County, by resurlac tng with asphalt concrete Project and worth length - 38 492 or 7 29 m 11es Pavement w1dth - var1e1 "The date set for comple· tmn of lh11 work 1hail be aa set forth m the btddmg pro poul · Each bidder shall be re qutred to file wnh hta bid 8 certtfied ch&ek or cashHtr ' a check for an amount equal to ft\le percent at h1s btd , but 1n no event more than frfty thousand dotters. oo • bond for ten per cent of h1 s b1d. payable to the Director B1ddera mu 1t applv on the proper form1. for qualiftca tton at least ten days prior to the date aet for opening b1ds 1n accordance with Chapter 5626 Ohto Revised Code Pl1na and lpeciflcet•ons are on f1le tn the Department ofTranaportattonandtheof flee of tl'le District Deputy Otreclor The Onector reserves the nght to reJect any and all btds BERNARD 8 HURST DIRECTOR A"g 26, Sept 2 make 1 wish lly one wish would be to have you he111 aptn with me Wishi" IIIII we could lllk like we use to, about all diffmnt tfli~ . But dHp down inside I know that, that WISh Announcements ADOPTION We 'd love to share our hear1s & homa wllh Infant WHI otfltr love, warmth & slfttllon, financ ially secure, lets help ••ch other! Madicaltlegal expenses paid, Call collect Even1ng1 201 -4274 Gl _ _ _ _v_e_a_w_a..:y_ __ 1 male holH e, Neutored, 1 tamala houss cat , 3 kittens 6wka old, 614 -367·7'044 ovenlnga Full size box sprlngs & mat· tress , 514-446 -4044 Moving Awa~ and would like lo give away to 1 good home ln the country, one brown and bieck German Shepherd and Colllo mbt:ed one black and wh1te bordar colllll, bolh come wllh dog boxes. t:ollara, and chains Bofh ars very good with kids Phona 304 -67s.fi719 Puppies 1!'2 m.11lamute shepard 614 742 2401 I Wtlllliss You Love, Kendi 1f2 Wooden pallats to glvuway First come It~ served Gal· hpolla D•ily Tnbune, 825 Third Ave, Gllllpol1s 6 Lost & Found Found Molhsra Ring, Fruths Ph1rmecy, call & ldanllfy 614· 245-Q083 Found Red rim glasses. corner ol Fourth Ava, & Pmo , Gal· llpolla 614-446-0422 Lost Missed vory mueh is 2 Jtlr old-Blonde mall German Sheperd wearing llge, name 11 Rangat l..bst 2 mil" ott Eut 681 D1rwln. 614 -992 -3230 7 Yard Sale Gigantic Mul11 Family Carport Salo. Lltlon Mtcrowovo, Sone MaHr&Ss, 10spd, blk11, chest, high chair, carweatl_equarluma, 5~ 20, 10 & 5 gal .-JI alua nice school clothes, couch, chair, oltler Items, Sat-Wed Sunset Orlva G =,n --.-. --:K:-n-:I,-.. - .-::Mc-ctn- 111 -:, -:F:, -m-:1· ture, glassware, old tools, chain saw, otllee furniture, baby tumilure, More! 446 Sprue• St Ext 31s1. Sept 1. 2 8-6 Many Items reduced to 112 price Come tor a bargain 2 mlln W I G ill II5 R ut 141 ost 0 Only a po on ° e · Monday Mon Tun, & Wed, 3-5, 9-? 2112 miles East of Por1er, on 554 Near NGHS on 160 at laons, Frogskln, Altt~ner purses, home inlenor, ctothtng, mise , at arts Tuas Sepl 3rd, 4th and 5th, 9 00-5 oo, 8 Family Yard Sale Furniture, anllquu, eeramlcs, dolla, Stockerma11c Stove, clothes, bedspreads, c;ur1ains and lot more 1!2 m1l• out C•nterville on St Rt 2791 3rd house on right lor mote ntormatton c.11ll 61468 2 7163, 614-682-6750 Sept 3rd, One day only Lots of good junk, Village ot Elldwtll, Rodney Pike & VIcinity 4 family yard tall Sapl. 4-5. Adeline Snowden reeldence In Auti1nd Colltge Ava. Bunk bide, TV, llland.. exerciH bike, bike, much more. g..s dally. Carport ..... 918 South Third, lltddt- Sept 4,5 Oa.m· 4p.m CMotmn lg. women'a drw....l_bill•· rag l\lg wh1nga men't fllnnll, 1hlt11, aut d(ngta bud vaaa and odds and tnda. Wad. and Thur Sept. 518. 11).3. Rani canciM. Flret lim• evlf yard •Ia s.pt. 1-3, AIm-? Main St., Autltnd. R&S Salta Building. Rain or ehlnt Gun1, acannwa, CB'a, Bookll, glsiiWII'I, Meme k)O num•out to mention. First time yard ut1 Tun. Sepl. 4 and Wed. Stpt 5 Hud.an St ,lllddl- m ptaypen, bunk-baby bed, baby to tdull ctolhHI couch, Wod. 5lh. 40495 K "11-'Y Sat., Sun., Mon Entll'9 collecUon of tate husband• tool•, coll.cteblta, camping getr and loads of mise Antiquity Rt. 338. Sept 112. Yard uto Tlrea, aump pump, jeep part1, boota, enl•r111nment center, baby Items, clothing, hom• lntarkK, humidifier, Wicker, curtalna, t•l•vlslone, gina top lablt, uwtng macl'llns, bl .. Duro-soft contact lena non prescription ond mar.. At the inttrHCIIon of 124 and 338 In Racine. 9-5. Sept 41h 9 till dart&. Baby elothu, Jsana and mise Ctrroll Smith residence Happy Hollow Rd 1ow1rd1 Rulland 8 2850 Bladon Ad., Mereervlllt, 2 tamity, Sat & Sun, t-5, from llltantsto adult cl~hlng 5 HappyAds Tim Loves Nedra! Edward'&Transportation Is lookIng tor • lew goad over the road drivers tor flat bed, oporatlon based In Ra11enswood, WV, 800· 228-8656 for details media salas Experienced ropreaentatlve. B.111e plus commillion. 304-727-7885 call tor interview Noed babysU11r In m~ home Mon.-Set Daytime 2 el'lildren, t tchoolage. Phone 614-992-5010. Needed. Qualified Aeroblea Instructor, Call 0 0 Mclntyro Park Dlalrict at 614-446-4612 Ext 256 Stylist Nelded· Excellent Hours, Salary plus commission, lor Interview, 614-446-3353. VIRGINIAN POWER TRANSPORT to expanding lis operttlon We neod lour l l· perloneed owner operatOfl to pull both vana and t1.11tbeda. VIRGINIAN POWER TRANSPORT OFFERS: • Mlleags or Psrcentage Contract • Cash Adv.11nce.• PL!PD & C1rgo Insurance.• Group Sobtall & Otadt1ead lnaurenee • HHith, Lite & Dental 1nauranc• at Group AIIIIS TO QUAliFY • Mu81 81 Ar Laut 24 Years Old • 1 v..r OTR Ex parlance with Clean Driving Rscord. • Po..na Tractor Unll No More Than 5 Y11rt Old For Moro lnformttlon, Contact Larry ChMaebrew t-800..637-8055 or write P.O Box 630, Poc1, WV 25159 No moComed titled vehtcles - No antmals Constgnments accepted Fnday, - Cash or Check with Proper I D 5739 - Wanted To Buy Junk Autos wlH' or without motors Call Larry Lively. 614-388-1303 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (304) 675-5463 or (304) 773 -5696 Yard Sale AI Mary layne's Stale Route 7, Cl'lesl'lirs, Sept 3 4 5 6 • th. Yard Sale Sept 3, 4, 5, 51h 9-5 123 Fourth Avenue, Li tt le bit ol evtry11'1lngl W1rCed To Buy : Used Mobile Homte, 614-446-0175 AUCTIONEERS Yard Sale Wedne .. y, S.pttm· bor 51h Thursd September 6th, Porter on 1v0. Look lor a£gns 11 Back Yard Sale, Wed & Thura, Sap! 5&6. 2217 Oak StrMI, bl.r stools, diahu, mise It oms Huge Garaga S1lo. Rt. 35 H•nderaon, 3 Mile Crull Road, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, tO 1111 11 Cheap Different Things Eacfl Day! large Yard Salo, Sap! 4,5,6 Bilow Siders Jewer1y, C.lllpolis Ferry. lf rain garaga out Nck. Vard S1t~1 Sept. 1 1nd 2. 1105 Fifth St , Ntw HIYIIn. YARD SALE-Tuesday, g,.3, 3 mlln out S1ndhllt Road on left lypewr11sr, clothing, World Book Encyelopedias, chair Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 640 Gnmt Sl Stpl 4,5 Clothing, d1st.a, tumltur., ltwelry bedsproods , bookt;, ruga, lamps mise tlb South Second, "Middleport Sept 1-7: Clothing, bedding llnana, drapes, cU111Ina, bedspreadt, dishu, pans, small appllllnees, tumlture, mise: 9 bmilv yard sa le Sept 4-8 9a m -5p m Furnit ure , all atze clothing, m1sc 3 mllss oU1 St Rt 143 at the Tuckerman homt Walen tor signs Eagls Ridge Rd 6 miles from Rt 7 Ovor Labor Day watkond MItt from fll'lhoust . FOR LEASE OLD POMEROY LIBRARY BUILDING 7539 Elt. tli·SS. AVON · All areaa, C..ll Marilyn WNVIr 30-4-882 -2645 A NO NONSENSE WAY TO $500 A DAYI $1 plus FA S E K A Stevens, Rt 2 Box 224, Sou1h Point, OH 45680 Au•mbler. Needtd 1mmedl11e openings No exp nMdtd Fulllplrt tlme Call 1-900-4334336, 7a.m -10p.m. S21mln ATTENTION! Easy wark1 Excelt•nt income! Assemble aimplt product• at l'lorne For details call 1-504-641·1778 Ert 5.214 24 hours, 7 days AVON I All Arut I Shlrte~ Spurs, 304~15-1429 . EARN MONEY Reading Boob! S30,000Jyr int:ome potenlttl Now hiring (1) 805-687-8000 Exr Y10189 Euy Wor1tl Excsllent Ftay! A• sembls products at home. Cali tor lnlormallon ~1-8003 Ext 31:3 Echoing Meadows ICF-MR fa currsntfy seeking 1 fu!l-llmt AN/LPN lor atttmoon ahltl w/F~ & Sat ott. The LPN S8 25 AN $10 00 with beneltt packa~ Included Thl1 poe; ill on Is open lor more Info call 814-504-3541 or slop by 319 West Union Sl Athent, OH 45701 Mon-Frt ~11' 1-4, To eomplete1n appU~Uon ' REGISTERED NURSE Immediate opening for registered nursea 10 worlc tn the Emergency Room ond SpeClol Cora Uni1 - lull end pert-time poai · tiona Salary com mensure1a with exPBfitnce. Excellent fringe benefits Contoc1. Rhonda Dailey. R N .• B.S.N .. For More Director of Nuning Information Veteran• Memorial Contact Ruth Powers Hospi1ol 116 E Momorlal Drive Pomeroy, OH. 46769 (8141 992-2104 Ext 213 COME FLEA WITH US EXPANDED LABOR DAY SCHEDULE ED'S GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET WILL BE OPEN FRI.-SAT.·SUN.-MON 9,600 sq. ft . Expanded Indoor Market Area's finelt collection of antiques. fine glass. baseball cards. jewelry, household merchandise and tools . We've been here every weekend for seven years building this market for you If you have not been here lo1 a while - check ua out and aae the dif· terence. Hold your yard aala here. (614)446-7037 Located at the Thaler Property, Rts. 311 & 160 LOCATED Financial Will Baby slt ln my home Have Good References Al so Weekends 614 -388-8114 Will babysit, my l'lom e Mid dleport 614 992-3723 Will do baby& lltlng In my home Mond ay Fnd ay, days onl y 304675-1169 W1U do housecleaning Rolerences 6141992 -6983 21 Business Opportunity !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends the! you do bustness with people you know , and NOT to send mon•y lhrou9h til e mall unlit you have Investigated tho oHarmg Real Estate General @CANADAY REALTY AUDREY F. CANADAY . BROKER ROBERT D. BRENNEMAN 446-2174 • MARY FLOYD. REALTOR HOMES. FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS OHIO 446 -J'".) 636tJ\t~NVW' ~ . Q.L.,. 45631 2 miles north of Pol nt Pleasant, on Rt. 62tn Camp Conley Addltlon, the end of at Roush-Ferrell Road. Watch For Signs! Sept. 8-8:00 a m REDUCED $5.000 - OWNERS OF THI S lOVElY HOME WOU LD LI KE TO RElOCATE AND HAVE REDUCED THE PRICf TO $60 000 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS NICE OP EN FAMILY ROOM t KITCHEN AREA WITH FIREPLAC E 2 CAR GARAGE LO CATED ON JAY DRIVE JUST OFF ROUT E 35 LOCATION Not responsible for accidents RE MA RKS Btdw ell 2/ none 66 'x l66' $15 000 l evel lot Chesh "' ]II $36 500 Fenced lawn Ad am svtlle 312 309 ac I 13 ac $37 500 Plu s 2 RR apt Jll.r $42 000 69 ac $4 3 000 8'1>% INTEREST OWN ERS Will HOLD fiR ST MORTGAGE AT 8'- "" INTERE ST WITH $5 000 DOWN PAYMEN T UP TO 30 YEAR TERM MONTHLY PAYMENTS BASED ON IERM OR MOR TGAGE 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH I '<- BATH S FAMilY ROO M WI FIR EPLACE CARP OR T APPROX 3 ACR ES LAN D TO BE SU RV[Y[D BEfORE CLO SING $55 000 Lrm1ly 1111 Brt ck l OCATION E<t HOME 3 1 ac Btdwel l NonP V~ c an t Lot 66 X! 65 $5 000 Lower R! 7 None Vacant Lot I acr e $5 000 Rat rt ~ Sh e<J ? I ac $58 000 2 Bat ns Gat >6 ac $60 000 Sm Bar n 72 ac $34 500 4 7 ac $62 00 0 30 ac $69 500 family Rm Auction Conducted 831 Jay Drtve 312 12 1 xi 54 $60 000 2 cat garage RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. 0 J Whtt e 312'~ 47 ac Myrtle Dr 317 120 !100 $62,000 31 Jih I acr e $65 000 FR bsmt gat Ho rse Cteek 2 BR Route 588 312 3 3 ac $72 000 fR bsmt gar Adam svt lle 2 BR Rou te 588 412 779 $91 900 FR bsmt gar Lower Rt 7 412 250' x257' $85 000 FR wl fR gar MASON, WV 773-3785 OWNERz MILDRED ROUSH TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH to. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIOENTS OR LOSS OF PROPERTY LICENSED I BalDED II 0110, KENTUCKY. AHO WEST ~RGIIIA 161 PRICE Bar n $55 000 lwp ACREAGE None 3ac Gr PPII BU!lOINGS Rt 218 31 1 1~ !...1 RICK PEARSON #66 PRICE Adamsvil le Must present tax exempt number or pay taxes- NO EXCEPTIONS! BR I BATHS LOT SIZE Kett Be t he I 2!I AUCTIONEER'S NOTE; The ceda r bodroom sullo and other p19Ce was handmade by hor husband , th e late A Ray Roush to Sale Time EDWIN WINTERS #334 • ••u FIVE STAR HOME - fWO STORY REDWOOD STR UCTUR E QUAliTY AN D BE AUTY THROUGHOUT 9 ROO MS 4 BE DROOM S 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOM OFF KIT CHEN ON fiRST fl OOR PLUS RECR EATION ROOM OPEN lNG ONTO DEC K ON SECO ND FlO OR FORMAL DINING ROOM LIVIN G ROOM HAS FIRE PLA CE SP INDLED STAIRWAY IN fOYER 2 CARAITACHED GARAGE 3 10 4ACRE SITEWILl BE SU RVEYED WHEN SOLD HOM E IS COMP LET ElY SUR ROUNDED BY TALl PINES AND OTHER TREE S ONLY 10 MILES FROM CI TY FIR ST TIME OF FER ED $ 125000 BLADEN ROAD APPROX 29 ACRE S 3 BEDROOM 2 SIO RY HOM E NICE COUNTRY PROPERTY PRICED LOW AT $40 000 ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD Beauttful handmade 4 pc cedar bedroom SUite, handmade chrld s cedar chest p+e sate, flatwall cabmot w1th nns. Amencan oak telephone, several oldqutlt6, 10 gal Hamtlton Jones Jar wtth eagle. 51eg HaNes! table, laney mahogany d011er ta~e set or 4 plank bonom chairs, several good blue Jals, 2 JX llvmg room su1te , old cha1rs. maple desk old 30's chest and dresser Zenith 19· color remote control TV, rochner, desk, oak sow1ng machine, old h1ckory basket, rnl lamp, old chaulk box. pre sale, lamps coHee gnnder, set of Homer Laughlin d11na. good glassware. Rodgers silverware set. good clean pots and pan s lmens, blankets, small apphances. cann1ng Jars. apple peeler Un1co 20 cu ft deep freezef, Wh1rlpool washer & dryer p<)rtabt es Speed Queen wnng8f washer, bench gnnder, old too l bm hand tools foot asp, bucket bench handmade wagon. an• mals sleds. planters . Homecraft table saw, dnll , powe1 saws, Sears yard and garden shredder , sol of car ramps plu s more Noon to 6:00P.M or Saturday, Trunk lid or lock aiHmbly for 1980 Olds Toronada 6141992· & VIcinity Pt11u Paula 's Oay Carli! Canter Sale, affot"dable ehild cars M·F 6am · 530 pm Ages21 0 Before, after school Orop-lns weleome 514-446-8224 Wanted to Do Page-0-3 THURSDAY, SEPT. 6,1990 10:00 A.M. ___'!i(£1~~ 7. Sept. - -EASY PHONE WORKPart-time, $600/mo., Full.tlmt, $3,500/mo, plus Anaw.r phon.. lor N1t1onw\da Co Now hiring you lrNL. will lralnl 104-435- 18 Do will be selling the following: Complete household or Estatn! Any type of lumilul'l , appllancu, antique's, etc Also appral11l avallabae 614-245-5152 PC. Pleasant Wanted to Real Estate General PUBLIC CTION Auction - 1990-10 00 11 Sunday Times- Sentinei - Magic Years Day Caro Centet reasonBbla , dependable , license, qua 111y child care Monday lhru Frida~. 7 30 till 5 30 For more lnlormatlon or to register 304~75- 5847 Kountry Kids Cl'llld Care. A tun pl ace to sta y where friendship$ bsg ln. Groat locall ons. 6t4 9927532 992-7301-DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER 57·68·1344 Terms Cash Positive ID Refreshments The sale wrll be held tndoors Bring your lawn chan "Not Responstble for Acctdants or loss .. -All farm related consignments welcome Employment Services 18 Oon't have tlmtlo do the mendIng? I do and I'm reasonabta Jean zippers 304-675-2633. PHYLLIS BEARHS-EXECUTRIX-Case #26661 At Mason County Fairgrounds Rt. 62 North of Point Pleasant SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1990 10:00 A.M .-?7 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Do Child Care in My Home, nice clean ptaytsleep area lnd111lduat allenlion In town 614-446·8886 Thts is only a small listing. The basemen1 &garage are lull at tools. Thare IS no way to hsl averyth tng MACHINERY AUCTION - $375 DAILY Woril.lng at home, .-opte eail you IG otder, C.U Roger tor d.. one, 304-461-3913 bt B-2. If cannot gel all sold one day will come back Sept. 13, a( 9:00A. M Th1s is a continuation of Rolltn Otll Estate to be held at the Meigs Co. Fairgrounds on St Rt. 33 north of Pomeroy, Ohto. Watch for stgns "ffiOLS" 22 log ch atns cham hots!. load bmders. ch am block s. lat ge flat JaCk anvrl. screw & bumper tacks, a1r compressOJ , vtc e. motors . au grease gun. acetylene oulftl . tool boxe s. eleclll c wrench , wheelbarrows ~ ratchet & socket set, bolt cuners step ladder. sledge hammers, ms, shovels dnll pr ess cham saws, carts. 5' wood lalhe lois ol open end, bm end & mtsc too ls all SIZes & ktnds, Forney welde1 1st Annual Mason County Fair David Boggs Auction Strvlct Now booklrig auctions, llcen;.d in Ohio, 614~46-nso Help wanted SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1990 9:00 A.M. Public Sale & Wedomsyer's Auellon Service, Rio Grande, Ohio 614-245-5152 18 ESTATE AUCTION Point Pleasant. W.Va . Mrs. Roush Is In a nursing home and 8 Rick Pearson Aucllon Company now booking auctions, ~~­ parlenct makas lhe difference. Licensed Ohio, Kentucky, West VIrginia, 304-773-5785. 9 Help Wanted Family Planning Asslslanl, minImum 20 hours per weak, must be tnergetlc and able to work flexible schedu le Including day, e~t~enlng, and Saturday hours Will train mature, responsible person wno Is sensitive to b1rth control and reproductive health needs or cl lonts Must be well Situation organizad, accurate with figures 12 and r.cord keeping, have supeWanted rior communteatlon skills Must be able to work under ~uldllnes Will 1.11ke care ol that tpKlal with mmlmal supervision. Re- loved one In my home Wlll acquires reliable transportation, cspl Alzhelmerl M1te or female ab1l1ly to work Pomeroy, Gal· llpolis, Chesapeake and other ~~err• Ptalns area 614-667silas It needed. T1me and out of county !ravel paid Range $4.50 to $5 50 Send resum• and two 18 Wanted to Do employment references to _ _ _ _ _ __ ....:._ _ Planned Parentllood ot Mary's Quality Child Care, sal• Southeast Ohio, 396 Rlcllland & affordable, w/rele,.nc;ea, 6-6, Aven us, Atllens, Ohio 45701 by Mon-Fri, 514 -446-0316 September ro 1990 EOEIESP Auction VIcinity 1111 and 3rd, 8-7. Centenlry Townhou... Al 141 Baby it•ms, dlthol, turnlture, clothel, toys, misc. Flar Bed drl~t~ers nseded tor long hau la. Aile as! 1 vear experience required Call 514 -871·5005 or 614-446-9443 Public Sate & 11 Earn money by the WIIRk Join !.he numbers to demonstrate Christmas-Around-The-World" July-December Lsa 11 e nama' address, and phone number on ~~wering service 614-992-63 19 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING ti6,000--$62,000 year Cali 1·805-564-6500 Ext GB 968 tor Immediate response Ytrd aa1e. Tu11, Wtd., Sept. 4-5 Ralph Nolgler, ne1t to Legion Hail. Racine, Oh Rul Nee clothing, household hem•. Gallipolis & Rd. Ramtburga Help Wanted Third house ott Butavllle Plke1 on G1t0rgas Croak, above Goaa News Sapllst Church, Clothing, tOOls Wad Tundsy, Wed, & Thura, 449 Four11'1 Ave, Antique trunk, bed· ding, kitchenware, chlidrsn't & adult clothing Yard Sal• Mise nems 229 Evergrun Rd Tues Sept 4th 9-7 992·5813 So wben I find that eternity. Garaga Sate Rodney Pike & First Ave., Bldwtll • Phillips Residence, Sept 3 & 4th, a.-5 Women's cl~hlng, elz• 18 baby Items, weight bench, chidt,.n'a clothing; porch glider, ca~net1 , table&chalrs, couch. 2346 will not come true. same penny, I'm IOtllJ to save IIIII wish for Sunday edition • 2.00 p.m Friday Monday tdillon • 2·00 p m. Saturday. Yard S.lo At. 33, flrat Inlier put Amerlc1n Alloy, S1pt 4,5,6. 9 00 am to 5.00 pm. Furniture, boc*s, etorhlng, mlac and Blair Announcements When you find a penny faar up, you're suppose to Advance. DEADLINE: 2.00 p.m the day befcre the ed Ia to run Yard Salt, Mon, Tust, Wed. 2221 Jsttersoo Rain 1111 In garttge. 3 Middleport 3 Family Wed. only 3 mllH USE THE CLASSIFIED& TODAY Pl a tns, and son 1n I<Hv of Donald d nd J enn!tpr Jctck sun Tupper <; P la tns HP has bee n sta tlOnPd Ci t f or t Stewa t t . Pomeroy, & VIcinity BERNICE BEDE OSOL Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- September 2. 1990 W.Va. $66000 BmkE • l Gat 2 cat r,a<ar,e MH Bar n l o• er Rt 7 3 BR Barn Sheds Swan Cr eek 4 homes 3 Batns $28 000 282 ac $124 500 "All acreage and lo1 dtmen s1ons are appro•1mate Help Wanted House Manager Pos11lon , maturs adult 1o supervise & assist with lt. malnlananct, ot e 3br thelter, noad responaiblt peraon , good wlth paople, .arne paper work Involved, 40 l'lours a weok S4 50 per hour, Send Inquiries to P_o Box 454, Gallipolis, OH 45631, Attenlion Penionnel Dtrector PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE INTElliGENCE JOBS CIA, US Customs , DEA, ale Now H1rin g Cali 1-805·687·6000 EMI K-t01B9 Ll cenaed speach 1nd langu11ge parl'lologlst to work wilh children and adults who have developmental dlsablliii&S Requires Ol'llo license, ohio eperlal ed Teach•rs Cert ~Dr speech and hearm~ therapy masters degre1 Star11ng annual $30,637 Negollablelexparlenca Hllh ins ~ull smgle, co-pay lamily, dental , 2 wks va callon , personal and sick leave, l1ta Ins paid, grad sludlutulUon watver availabe IRS code 125 avallabe Sand reauma only to M111 gs MAIDD 1310 Car1eton St , S~racuse, OH 45n9 C A R F Accreditation '89-'92 Melgs MR /00 doea not discriminate ln provision ot urvleea a NO employmenr on lhe bas1 s o f handc.11p, race color, cr eed , na . tiona! orlgm, sex, or aga - Looking tor Barber 446-8803 - -- St~l15ls 614 Uenager, axperronced in dired sales $15,000 lo $20 000 polenlial llr~t year earnings Conrempo Fashion, 304 -6?55t62 EARN MONEY typmg, word processing, personal t:omput tng AI home Full or part li me S35,000 year Income potential p)805-6876000 Ext B-4562 Part lime case managtH tor Goodwill lndustnos degree In human &ervl ces or related f1eld 32 h,.. par weak, experlonce working wllh handicapped Some travol necus.ary EDE M/F VtH Reply to Perso nnel Oepl P 0 Box 7365, Hun llng1on W\/25n6 _ __ _ POSTAL JOBS $18,392· $67125/yr Now hiring Call (1) 806-687-6000 EXT P"-4~62 for current llsl Reliable lind competent pers on to 1111 posttlon of the lncom• Tax Administrator lor the \/lllago of Pomeroy Applicants should have experience in taxes, accounting collacllons and ad minlstr.ll1lon Cont 1dentlali1y a must Appli cants ar• available altho M.11yor 's olllca and will be 1ccspted through Sept 7, 1990 RN -ART-RRA Wllh OAIUR ex· perlence Must be fam iliar with JCAHO and PRO requtallons and rsqulrements and muat be capabl• ol educ111lng 11'1e medical atafl thert~of Mua:l be c1pabl1 ol writing policies and lmplemon11ng procedures Monday thru Friday, no wnkends or holidays Solary negotiable Send resume to . Personnel Depar1ment, 011k Hill Community Mtdlcal Canter, 350 Chsrtotll Avanue, Oak Hill. Ohio 45656. Sates PartiFull Urns Past IX· perience In J•wltry retail proftrrtd, but not raqulrtd, computer u11age hs tplul, applications taken 1M2 Wtd, Sept 51h & Thurl, Fri, Sept 13, & 141h. Mrs lntorn•llonal, 151 Second A~tonueL Galllpoll1il OH 45631. (Tope t-urnltur• ultdlngl No Phone Calls Ptt.IIH. BROOKS I· 894· ~958 EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. _j__ sao.a Location: DAV Building on Rt. 35 Bypass House manager pos 111on Melura adult lo supervise and ••· sial wlth the mamllnance ol a 3 bedroom shell lf Need ruponslble ptrton good wltl'l people Somt paper work Involved 40 hr w11k S4 SO hr Sand Inqu ires to P.O Box 454 Gallipolis, OH to 6:00 day I MORGAN TWP. Consignment taken from 12:00 Real Es1ate General Real Estate General Real Estate General KYGER of sale. Truckload of New Merchandise Antique Glass, Heisey marked and unmarked . lmpertal, Smtih, Viking, Fenton, depresston, Indiana . Something for everyone . Terms: Cash or Check with proper I.D . DOOR PRIZES AUCTIONEER: DAVID BOGGS Gallipolis. Ohio - 614-446-7750 81DWtLL ltcensed and Bonded in State of Ohio Not responsible for aCCidents or loss of property . ADDI~ON We are bookmg Fall and Wtnlef Sales PUBLIC NOTICE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1990 10:00 A.M. AT WAID SPENCER FARM SCOUT CAMP RD .. CHESTER, OHIO Dl RECTIONS: From Pomeroy. Ohto takeS R 7 north to Chester, Oh .• nght onto SR . 248 2110 m1 Rtght onto Seoul Camp Rd .. go approx 3 m1 to farm Stgns Will be posted. Mr. Spencer has sold his horses so w11i be liQUtdat· mg h1s larm equipment plus some mise GALLIA CO., HORSE TACK & FARM EQUIPMENT Oliver ~40 14 " rtdtng plow C.se 14' walktnR plow Dear born e tratl wago n Fote Carl wl hyd brakes J 0 &Co Optd OHIO rng cull1vator s. 7' McCormack drsc New Idea manure sp read eJ (need s llo ot) a very low PIOi tle manure spteader In! Ltnle Geneus manu te spreader (tractor! l sectton spnng loathe hatrow. 2 Whtte Show brtdles , set of new chec k line s set of buggy ha1ness. rubber stall mats stngle & double !t ee s. 2 wheel uttltly tratler. Hu sky Rravtly bed on New Idea runnmg geat s, renee chatger s 40 treated posts 40 st eel posl s, btush guatd lor Ford !actor approx 80 bales mtxed hay THIYEN!R ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLES 2 very mce plates I ISLamoges. very old r1ver boat captam s ttunk 5C pay phone. phone boolhe. por celam phone Stgn w/ Biue Bell Bott les wash board s tee tongs, b1 ass sleam en gme grea se dtSpencer. cast bea t pot w/ hd. polar mantel wl!tner CAliPERS & CAR TRAILER I B' lnlreptd travel tratler sleeps 6. self conlatn ed pop up ol" DEVELOPERS ATTENTION ! ! ! ~ travel traliel , 2 axle car trail er Reese h1tch cam per tac ~ s mtSc camp mg equtpl I OO! AcR.E.S. IIJSC Grrnd stone w/motor & vanable gear rOOucton un1t. cheny oak, walnut & cedar season eo lumber, 150' 4 wtte ext cord elec lans lwm beds, elec Wtrtng supplie s. mtSc butldmg supplies. 6 house doors lsome steel), P/ U tool box. heavy gauge shop wood burner Watm Mornmg slove, 16 ' alumt num xt ladder , mtsc dtshes &Stlvarware. double nnse Jubs, slee t cable. 2 steel r~l around cabme1s w/bUtll·tn banety chargers lots ol hand tools, gas cans, several ptles scrap me· tal. plus lois more OWNERS : WAI D AUCTIONEER: & GLADYS COL. W. FRONTING ON Gooo MACADAM RoAD. & W. VI. GoooT~MI!.R.ALL Cash Refreshments & Restroom Pas. I.D. M tNERAL RIGHTS INCLUDI.D. 8EODED CoAL UNDlR'-VING SURFACl EsTJMATaD AT ~lt,,C, CuYos.No RI.~TIIll~·rJ ION I. 863 3.2MI.N.E.OF PORTEP.,OWIO. WATE.R.. ELECT,,..ND TEL. LINlS ACC!.SSI&'-l. TO PROPIRTV, loTS OF KEITH MOLDEN 614-742-2048 lie. m Ohto 4318 SPENCER 81.AUTIJUL R.OLLING WILL LAND· 1814 LIN. Fl!.l.T 9.8 M1.To HoLZ!.IIl MIDI CAL CENTlR, CuN1c, &ANI< SHOPPING CI.NT~R. \ AND �21 Business Opponunlty 32 'DISTRiSUTOR ' For Exelt1ng NEW progra m Not a vending routal Call i-800 -8211 3922 HERSHEY Sn.ack Route' G~o~ Sl3,000 per year Requ1res $10 ,000to sta r1 , 1-800-2tl8·3469 VE NDING ROUTE Loc al Great extra income. H1gh traiiJc locali ons Pn ced tor qu1 ck sale 1-800-n7-53oo WOlFF TANNING BEDS Commercial , ~ome Un11s , From $199 00 Lamps, lot1ons Accessories. Monthly Payments Low As $18 00, Calt Today FREE Color Catalog. 1·800-228 -6292 22 Money 10 Loan Gold Credit Ca rd . Ylsa!Matercard Guaran1eed, Cash Ad~ancu, no security deposit, no credit chad, 1 900126-0048 $19 95 tee LOANS BY MAIL Up 1o $5,000 1n n hours We can he lp you gel a srgnature Loan By Mail 1 -900-468-~27 $9.95 lee 23 Professional Services Lalayelle Garden Center Spee lalbing In dried everlastin1 flowers Custom Cfders we come. We de l1ver In Gal lipolis 453 Jackson P1ke GallipoliS, 614-446-4648 Real Eslate Mobile Homes for Sale 1913 Haven 14. .. ~o 2br, excellent conJ, Gas heat . new carpal , $5,950,614 -446-0175 1974 Guerdon Futurama 12~~: 65 2 bedroom, Central A ir $5995 614· 446 -1()11 1975 Cha mpiOn 14165, 2 BR, sal up on private lot on 216 6 ml from lown $4500 Free rent tor 1 year 614-256-1393 1982 Townhouse 14110 , double e~~:pando, CA. M any Extras! On private rented lot 1n Rodney 614-245 -5049 1981 Townh ou se, new heat pump & porch, e1c cond, set up 1r1 pa rk , 614-446·81'18 . House trailer , Furnished or unfurnis hed , new ca rpe l and lino le um , two bedrooms , With two large rooms added. $10 000 fu rnJshed, $8,000 unfurnished 6 14-992-2085, or Col1.1mbus 1873-4485 SPECIAL Fac t o r~ to you1991, 2 o r 3 bedroom14•10 models at the unbelievable p11ce ol $12 ,900 delivl!lrl!ld And sal up Call 1-800-729--4045 lor de1ails Nashua 14170 wtupando, sit uated 75 acra land, P01n1 Pleasant , Many extras, prleed on Inspection 304·675 -7917 Two bedroom mobile home, ca rport, anac hed bu ilding and land In Middleport Convenient ! o sc hools etc Assume loan 614-863-8568 33 Farms for Sale 20 acres. toncod With h1gh len s1le, barn, shed 1112 s t o r ~ 1916, 14J70 Freedom, 3br, 2 lull house . large lam1ly room , la rge kitchen . ll'lmg room wlcatherdal baths, 614-446-9661 c(Uimg , up sla1 rs lo" bed room 2 bedroom, fu ll s1ze basemen! , w1skyl1gh ts 3 8 m1les Crab located Grear Road 100x200 lo1, Creek Rd , call attar 9 00 PM $38,500 304·273 2004 Of 304 304-675-1385 675-1279 ---- ----::-----:,-:----,----,- - - 1 l farms l or sal a, 304 -ag5·3950 2 story 3 bedroom 10 acres more or less Appro• Locus! S1 raat $4 ,500 927-6436 a her 5 pm 10 acras l ill able, 3br housa. barn , 614 -446 -2 107,614-388-8504 2br Juncllon !60, Kerr Roa d, 15 m1nutea h o m Holler Hosp1l al . 34 acres c1ty water, good hunl $25,000, 614 -446-9637 or 614- mg , Pollers Creek Road, HT 446-4166 Vanan . Jr 304-882-2203 31 Homes for Sale home assume 3 bed room balan ce Mas on Coun ty Bond Lo.1m 8 ~% lnl ares1 will consider tra 11er ICf down payment, 304· 675-1 804 3 Bedroom red bnck , 1·112 bt~lh , l ull base mllo n l wrth l 1replace 314 acre, lower R1ver Ad 614 245 51 46, 44 6·4039 3 bedrooms , pool , deck 676 Sou th Fourth, M1rldlep ort (near Meigs Jr H1gh ) $31 .000 614 992-'7321 - - - -- -- 3br hou se w1th l am1ly roo m. new earpet & pa1nl fenced In yard, Pnced to so 11r Rodney area 614-245 -5961,614-367-7252 7 room, 1-1/2 bath , 1 3 acres, ad d1 llonal 33 acre~ huntrng and limber 61 4-992 -7118 or 1 384 2097 7 rooms 1 1f2 balhs, country li VIng bul CIOS9 to MAIQS Schoo l and town At 3:1-4 lane Township Road 27 FH st road to . r1ght Call 614 992 71 tB or 1-384 2097 A trame lor sale by owner, 2200 aquare tee1 , l1v1ng room w lspnal llitancase, & fireplace, also In cludes cusl om m~de solid oa k bu11t 1n bookcase Dmmg room bUill 10 lul chen w11h range large . laundry room 4br measu r1n g . approx 11114 10x 12 10x14 . 9x<t0 2 bathrooms , will I to wal l - car pe1 1ng lhrougho u1 Elec lri C · baseboa rd he atmg 3 ca r detach garage w door openers, coun ly water, sep11c system . & sa1e111 1e dish ill on 43 8 ac res l or $85 ,000 Home on 13 acre~ l or . $75.000 JO 5 acres ara ava 1lable w purchasa ol hom& !or an addl ll onal $10,000 Locat ed AI 3 Ga llipoliS D1rect1ons Tak e R1 35to · R1 586 10 Cora M1ll Road Home · Is appr011m at ely 2 1 21o 3 mi les . on leh In Oh1o C~ll 1-61<1-4466611 , In We sl V1rg1ma Call 1· 304 -344 5638 a he r ~p m ---- - 35 ae res w11 n Of withou t house ;wd barn letart. 304-675 nBJ B•g Dakota 5 bedroom !arm home buill on your lot $35 ,995 & up 614-886 -n 1t 35 Lots & Acreage 100 h ta emg Rl 1 1n Crown City 200 h deep 614 -256-1160 Approx ooe acre, wooded lots, c1ty waler o wner l iancmg , J&ncho Road Po 1nt Pleasant, 304 -372-8405 or 372 2576 land on Sfrlng Ave make niCA trailer lol 5000 080 927·6436 after 5 pm One acre trailer lot wllh eou nly water septic tank and eleclnc hook up On blac k top road Partially lanced Ownat w-111 par tially fin anc e. $1 ,900 askmg pnce 30 4 -67~ · 2n2 Rout e 2 Ash1 on 1 acre lots, J miles soulh Ga ll ipoliS Locks , publ1c water , no re strictions, soma w•th river trootag•. 304576-1336 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 2br h ouse tor nml, $250 rant , $150 depos11, 61 4-446-9219 3 bedroom hou se, n1ce and clean Absolutel y no ins1de pats Deposit and Relereoces raqulrftd 614 991 3090 3 bad room, 1110 N Ma1n Lli!la§e , depos11. raterences, no ~ts . 1285 J0 4-4 S8-1875 3 Br house, Kanauga , fence d yard , C!Hpor1, c.o unt y w-AI&r, gu heat aa s ~ a cce~ s to shoppmg cent er§ $25Q,monlh Phona 614379 -2441 :::-c----:c GOVERN MENT HOMES tram Sl repa 1r1 Dolmquon l lax proper1y Aepossess10ns Your are~ (1) 80 5 687-liOaO E:tl GH4562 to r curren t rDpo li st [U September 2, 1990 ' Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. OhioPoint Pleasant. W.Va . Page- 0-4- Sunday Times-Sentinel 41 Houses for Rent 3 rooms and Bath Stove and retngerator turn1shed loeatad In Gallipolis. 614-446-1232. 3br house In Mercerville wtpool , $500 614-886-5256 a"ar 5p m 4 rooms, bath, new carp81, stereo & relrig , turn , $200 per mo, $200 dep , 1 year \usa Ideal lor single person or couple Convenient localion, 260 StaleSt, Call 614-446-3667 Glenwood and near locks. Nice 2 bed room brick, 2 car gara!'a, wood burnmg all tloctrlc, luplaca, wall to wall carpet, $350 Horse barn and pasture extra. Call 7 00-11 00 PM , Huntmg1on, 304-525-7'081 One bed room country homec los. to Meigs High School Ideal for married couple or retired couple Oaya 614-9926642 or evenin?s 614-992-2627 POMEROY 2 bedroom , one floor plan house for rent C:u · paled, drapes. stove ret1gerator, and lull basment w11h wi d hook-up. ldaal l or working or retired couple $250 Depos11 and references Call 614·992·5292. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 3b r Trailer for rant, $200, furnished 6t4-379 -2311. 1 112 bed room furnished trall8r, $167 month, deposit and reference required, water and sewer furnished, Crab Creek Road , 304-675·1206 12x 60, 2br, loca ted on Clark Chapel Rd Children acc epted 614·446-3697 44 Real Estate General Apartment In downtown Point Pleasant for nmt , 614-446 -2200 Furnished Apt, 607 Seeond Ave , GallipoliS, $225 ; Ut1 l1ties paid, tbr, 614-44&-4416 a"er 7p m ----c--=- 67~ · 1186 Re duced 2 6 acres, Co lonial 11~1• 2 ~ l nry hou§fl lull baYmanl gar age and pool So me rv1lle R•illl ~ . 304 -675-JClO or 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1 bedroom lrarler on nver camp 11:>1 ahov• Ma son gall cou ru $2500 614-992 -S465 12r52, 2 btdroom mob1 le home Excell ent condrl lon $4 .000 6!4 992 -5225 Also pop-up c•mper $]5 0 12x55 to1al e1eet nc. 2 bedroom underpinn mg bloch $4200 814 -949-244 2 12x70 Moblla h o m•, on& counlv water . outbuilding. Nor1h Thomas R1dge Rd mill on r1gh1 Takmg otters otlar under 110,000 gels &t4 m -n38 PICKENS FURNITURE New/Used Househotd furnishing. 1f2 mi. Jerricho Rd. Pt. Pleasant, WV, call 304-&75-1450 _ I 18 I 1• _ ~,=u=N=S=L=I=T==~~ G) I I I I j $26.500 I 0 LOTS - STATE ROUTE 554 Approximately 'h milo from SR 160 and 1 mile from elementary school No rostnc tJOns . Over 1 acre each. more land available. Electric and water available Road fron tage . OWNER WANTS AN OFFER . • Middleport Ohio, Be&eh St Ona bedroom turni shed apt , deposit & reference raquuad, 30 4-882· 256 6 • 446-6624 44 Real Estate General • • . • Real Estate General 0765. GOOD 614 ·379-287 8, 614- ... '. Nlcelw tum..h«t •r.artmenl In Midd1epart . O.pos t required. Phone 814-3s.t--4084 Nicety Fumlshld Mobile Home In c lly. CA. Suilable tor 1 perton R•t &Oep Requlr.cl 614- 446.0338 One bedroom apls for rant . $225 month. Depoelt required 814-9Q2-2218 after 6 p.m. Ca lli po lis, Ohio IJ5 61 I Sewnd Avenue Rannv Bl ac kburn, Broker Phone ((i 1/j) IJ46-0008 ' Rurh Coody. Sa les Associate ~ ] lj .,~!.T;'1 ~-~ DUE TO THE SALE OF SEVERAL HOMES, Apartment for Rent One bedroom unfurn ished lp.trtment In Middleport. Newly remodied, central heat and eir, all utiiiiiH Included $250. C•ll 7 am-7 pm. !14-IW!J-2217 One Br , unfurnished apt., Renge end regrlg. provld.cl. Water, HWtge, and garbage paid . Oepo•ll req'ed Call 614446-434 5. Two bedroom apt , carpet , IIHc:hen turnlahed , 304-67S-5104 109 Second Ave , Utllltln paid , Oeposl1 required $230/mo 614379-2171 GIVE US A CALL IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN SELLING YOUR HOME. 2 bedroom lurnl shed Patio, wid area Security depMit $17~ pet · utilities not In c luded 614 -992 6866 af1er 6 p m 'hrin Rivers TCMers , Housing tor the Elderly and Handlcappctd Apenmentt now avallabl&-rent· lng for 30% of ad justed Income. 200 S.Cond St 01 CIU 304-615- 64179. WE NEED NEW LISTINGS. 1 bedroom , par1ia ll y furni shed , 2&3 bedroom apartments, ca r· pet , equipped kitch ens In Pomeroy Oaposlt Relerence required . Ciill 614-985--4448 alter 6p m unfurnished two bedroom epar1mant In Middleport. Newty remodled c:entnrl hut and air, all utllltl•a Included. $275. Call 7 am to 7 pm. 814-14~2217. Wnhera, dryere, retrlgeretora, rangaa. Skaggs Appllanc11, Upper Rlvsr Rd . Bealde Stone Creal Motel. Call 614-448-1'398. Comp lete the ch u c~ le quoled by ldhnQ 1n 1he missing words • you develop from step No 3 below 2 bedroom Oown4own New Hsv.n, Will VIrginia . Stovel,.frlgerator. 814·99t-1481 Of Dan'l P1ZH 3 r ooms & bath, c ..an , no pets, r•ference & ctepoett requhd. 614--446-1519 45 Furnished Rooms Sl.. plng room• with cook ing Also treller spaca All hook ·u ~ OffERS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE HOME 2 1011and a heaulrful home lor $44 .91111 Oul OWNER HAS RELOCAIEO AND WANTS TO SEll IMMEDI ATELY - Oak 0' '" all brrck 3 BH s 1·~ ba t hs LR ktt chen DR lull basement Cell afttr 2.00 p.m' 304-7 • S851, Maaon WV ......-.......- 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT . OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 -5692 DOTIIE S . TURNER. 8ROKER RUTLAND - New lrma Rd . - Spacrous lot 31\ acres 10 town. and a cute Gmgerbread trrmmed , fresh ly pa mloo. 11h st or y home w1l h 3 bed rooms. d1111 n g room sc r ee ned tn All FOR 111.900 porch . and 2 olhel porches POMER OY - PllCed Afford abl e- Th " 2 story home ha sa • t Mt00L £POA'l hi •~ no All I h~lr t II [HJ " ' ' c h~ n ,.,1h hM iJi ohll room l11 l NV'fi'Pn 1 l c ~r ~ a ·a~• l ~•gt• l .. ~r P! I "' H rd 7r• tr a IOI \ n l'lOn A'ACIN I (,lh S!rte1 HFAu' •l ul ,' \lnr v ~ ~·~'fl< m\ l ha1h\ '•• ~ I' room wn ronm ~~ I on o~r hpn ~a r ilf' n IPn'rl l ~PI ! r<> n h <l ~ u / t •he lots ~tlrJ io w u 1 '•1' " ' l ow4 0\ P•l(r ~ ~ r~ tl~ 1Pr1u( ec1 t' t OU iJO n 1 !lfed ~~~~~ lnt ~ ~ . lo.1 • 11 lloor pl~ n 4 bl>t1r oom\ I R l!.il(hr n ~ 1 11 lull ~~ ~ trnPnl l rr~ place ~ard e n TP wate1 Pr1cPf1 to movP QU IC ~ Well undf' l $30 000 lmmffilollf' {)OIY' ~~ on MU S! S£ll - PRIC£ Rf dP.tachf'd ~ ilr a~e u!Jiily hUJ i f1 1 n ~~ us .Jn ol1er M100l(POR1 ~ 4rh St - J b~d room s l r ~u~ ~ room dmlf1g room b•lh lnl h.H o>mo>nr low S20 's NEAR NORTH GALLIA H S - il '' acres mi l. Morgan Twp frankWard Rd - 11 7500 50>288 fool lot 125 000 SIORY RUN ROAD - Wallet Stretc h!I - Love 10 Ihe house w1th 3 bedrooms and equrpped krlchen Work rn the garage and lhe br g wo1kshop and renlthe 3 bedroom mobrle ho me Country sellmg wrth 21h acres 13(500 - LIST WITH HAYES TODAY 6. 000 SO. FT WAREHOUSE PlU S 1.100 SO ff OF OFFICE SPACE - Verv nrce burldrnp, l ~·fillf'rl J I! SI el l Bulav ll 1' RrJ 0vP r he af1 ga ragr• r! ~· :. r ~ ramp ovrd1Pilct h1 •i! fJ' J\ 111 warl' hou"-C 'our nKe aliter :, toyet anrl trcepfton Mf'J S1 t ua ted on 2 acre s at land Call ou1 olf 1ce !a t mOle deta1 led 1nlormat10n 36 5 ACRES Mi l - CLAY TWP - f ronts on fnendly Rrdge 11 8.000 VILLAGE Of NORIHUP - NICE HOllE AND TWO lOTS. Ranch style hom e o~m 3 BR s, ba th hv1ng room. kttchen cove 1ed palto . well an property . rural water. otl heat. c tty school drslrrct Come see today' 83 1 ACRES . 11/ l NEAR MEIGS MINE #I . Older two st ory homfl w1t h vmyl s1d111g StOfm wtndow s fwo sma ll bar ns $15.000 - 19 14 3 wes mi l Approx '' mrle auoss llo mlhP new 5h o pp111~ pia: a wate r and sewer home Two 01 three bedr ooms bath. LR DR Yer~ att racttve pr 1cP 1u1 a n1ce kttchen ca rpet. parl baseme nt laund r~ roo m PRICE REDUCED TO 165,0001 Bea utdul L shaped brrck All rooms large Eat m krlchen lor mal dmrn g. LR W/f P. 3 BRs 11o baths al lached ga~ age All BRICK - JUST Off RT 35 - CLOSE TO HMC AND SHOPPING - Mraclr ve homern a 01ce neighborhood oHe~ s 3 BRs. bath equrpp ed k1lchen. lR. drn ell e. fn eplace, new car pel 2 car allac hed garage. gas heal and central atr $25.000 - Approxrmalely I acrealongSI Rl 588[400 ft ot lr onlag e) Sm all home oll eJS 2 BRs. bath. LR krtchen mobr le home pad on property CAUGHT COUNTRYIIIS! -· Here Set11e mto easy hvmg m lh1 5 your cure 1 IS 3 bed room . 2 bath . w/5 fonts, 10 plates, 614-245- 5606 anytime. Stoker heating sto ve, und 3 years $1,000 614·245-5531 Fat Sale· D. (. Metal Sales, SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ollv• St, Galli polis. New & Used lurnlture, heaters, We!ltem & Work boots. 614-446-3159. 614446-4054. For Sale · Ueed Klndlewood Woodbumlng Insert. 614-446- Cann elburg , Inc 47519 SpeC11hz1ng m Polo Buildings Designed to meet your needs Any size . 1981 Mobl1a Hom. Elect ric Fumact, $225; 70,000 BTU Fuel heater & tank, $27& ; 2048. 53 Antiques Buy or ..11. River ine Anllquet , 1124 E Main Strut , Pomeroy Hours : M T.W 10 00 a.m. to 6 00 p . ml.-~unday 1 00 to 6 00 p m. 614·w•-2!2il. Top C11h paid Old hnnllure cuboards, quilts, oriental, paintings, toys , or entire 111111 call colfect 304-525-3275, or 304· 523-6854. For Sa le: Wood bumlng stove wf!ira proof base and Insulated stove pipt $350. 614-446-3461. Fork Utt, hand carts, dock plate, warehouse carts, truck b.cl, trailer axle & tires. 614-44&-2359. Gibson upright freezer, large eapaelty, like new $275. Trut:k topper, 8 foot aluminum. $100. 614/985-4418 In!. CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATE on package deals Sava ~undreds . even thousands of doll au loull Sol" •tpr"enlohu post bldgs ... and DONNA CRISENBERY E.S .R .. Bo• 166 Gallipolis, Ohio 46631 PH. 614-256-6518 Real Estate General J I tt ...... .,... PATRIOT AREA - IHRH BEDROOM RANCH offers 11 20 SQ h, krl chen, lrv10 g 100m. bath . ca rpel . aHa ch ed garag e wrth eledm door ap po rcl ~ent opener Cal l 101 an Can tor an appaml me nt EAGLE RO - RAC COON TWP . $6.900 39 acres OW.NER REDUCED PRICE TO $32 ,900 ANXIOUS TO SELL Very nrce home located rn Cenlenary area 2 BRs. bath ,LR. krtch en, sun· dec k. l a~ge 2 C8l attached garage. W1thm walkrng diStance to grade school and store. 100 ACRES. CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP - Newer home o ~ers 3 BRs. I 17 baths, equrpped krtchen. LR. FR . gas heal. cent ' " · rear deck. cent ral vac system. I V satellrle. 40 <60 metal bldg w1th 16' doors Free gas $147,000 ATTRACTIVE HOME AND TWO LOIS- 3BRs. bath , krtchen w!Jan ge and OW. LR. c arp~ . elec heal, I ca1detached garage S1tualed on two lots Very niCe storage spac e !400 and eat tn kt lchen Patm doors open onto a large wood deck Your opportunrty to get back to the great outdoors lor only $45,000 Southwestern school s 8807 GREAI BUY FOR 117.500' Verv nrce home lo r MIGHTY HANDY - NEAR EVERYIHING - Want sta rter l am tl y or 1ncome pr oper1y. etc 3 bed rooms la1ge ltvmg room . eat 1n kttchen wtt h ntce ca btnet s, I bath and se parate utthly room N1ce to be hve mmu tes from town? Thts pampered 3 bed room bea ul rf ully marntamed home IS lor you A large lormal d 1111ng room wtl h 111ew of the shady lot wil l gt<Je you a <J1ew of al l seasons Ba sement llat lot Con>enlenllocal ron !115 and unaltachelf lwo car gmge lalkabout con>e mencer Only $59 ,900 ~802 re)f;od S?Jt~4YI @fiw. 32 Locust Stroot. Gallipolis HAVE WE GOT THE HOUSE FOR YOU . And You1 Mother·JO·Law Too" N1celv ilecoraled 3 bed 446 -1066 room . 2 bath stone ranch wtth ga t age apartment whtch yteld s tnco me potenltal or tdea l !o r ltve 1n re lat tve Call far more deta1l s House and gar age Kon Morgen . Reoltor/ Brokor - 446-0971 Allen C Wood, Reoltor - 446 4623 Moso Conterbury. Roaltor - 446 -3408 Joonetto Mlooro. Roaltor - 256 -1745 bath . lu llba~.I'IIH'nl . two car dela clied APPO INT efll 1n kttd1en . lt<J111 R100 m I car ca1p o11allac he<l MAK£ AN ON£ 149.9 00 apartment prrced at 18D 000 alamtly Very attractive 2 story co 137 ACRE fARM - msert) Nw sunken li~ 1 ng Kyger Cree k Hrgh ers have pflced th iS !arm to sell due to resdence S 10 Flortda Older 2 stor y home m ~ood r epau w1 th fl ee gas Large shoo barn. 2 prods Ca ll today lor mo1e rnlmmalion $79 900 #115 ~. PEACEFUL LIVING ON RACCOON CREEK - Pe1 teet settmg 101 relmllon and en1oymenl of Rae coon AIIJI>UI rooms pro vtde a ntce !l ow o! l1v1n g tu eil Plenty o1 se- cluded one acre. nrcely landscaped yard 1500 sq n ol lrv rng space 3 bedrooms, maste1 bat~ feat ures a 'garden tub" wrlh shower D~nrng ma m1 School Thts has been a very producttve !a1 m 1n lhe pa st Wtth a little work. 11 could be a gam Own P..AIIC port and storage bu1 ld1ng Krtchen has been remo· deled wrth oak cab10 els. 21? baths and 3 bed NEW LISTING!! II then don't mtss seemg th1 s 1 'sec· !tonal hom e Nature ts your ne1hbo1 on th1s n luJnJShed renta l property portu nr ly $80 000 • 1•n • ~til m~ and enlertam m ,~; Th e ltvmg room dmtn g room .tamtly room and covered pallo all hav e a h e mendou s v1ew of the nver ctty and WV htll s Pn vate settt ng wtth ex pertly land scap ed lawn ca r burner mltvtn~ 10om and a kttchen you wtll en JOY workmg 1n Park 2 cars 1n bt g ga rage wtlh adjOin mg workshop plu s a large concrete area lor RV Add to thr s a 720 sq t A Q II ""t J' ,. RIVER VIEW - froma home burlltor gracrous lrv· cedar lflmmed hom e along Raccoon Creek Wood · roo m formal drnrng and eal rn kitchen. lotsol clo· sets and stora ge 21f.. car garage Ce ntr al a11 re cenl ly tnstal led Restmg on approx I aCi e 1o1m Porterbr ook Subdrvrsron Close and coove nrenl but nol nors y and drrty1 !105 off the hook $29.900 - LOCATED IN CITY - Older home otters 3 BRs. bath . LR . krlchen. gas heat C1ly $24.900111 - plOxr mately liDO SQ n 3 BRs ~ath . livrng roo m. krt chen Quret settrng fr ontage on two roads Call lo r detarls A'A,. CH STYL F - Hysell A'un ~d I tloo1 Dian J bedroom\ I bath !.lichen w / n~ ce cabml'11 OR I R Unde1 SJ(} 000 ·14f. ac ross from the new shoppmg plaJa Clay Town sh ip Home on pr operty ot!er s ap BlAUTIFUI WARRANH O COUN lh1rmoqraver, or guest house Ta~e advantage of thts we at op Real Estate General Vt!IMr•bk Both Dellff btll ATTRACTIVE lOCATION fOR YOUR NEW BU SINES $ located tusl alon g Sl Rl 7 and NICE STARHR HOME located tu st al I he edge of town ThiS home hand !he tam1ly centered eat~n krlch en has ap pha nces and beautiful oak cabrnels Andersen wrndowsand a large 2 ca r garage Alllhrs and an above g1ound pool on I 2 ams. m/1 AI $6 2,000. you can't aHard to watt on thts ooe Hann an Trace Schools #809 POMEROY - 1647lrncoln Hts 'Cute as a bolton Neat as • 1 tJ .-'QI ~ ~Al&afl:i 4 77 ACRE S - $3.500 - Clay fwp Ha;el Rrdge Rd at rtum duors keep the great outdoors close at !~replace (w oodburner Lead lets South DRIVE - AtHi'lC I1 w hom1· w1111111 rw nute~ I rom ) l lu ppin)', ~n rt hf! ',1llt,li 1111' I10 fl'1' o t!f'f '> 3 BR~ ! bath <- II( N JUII)Pf'{l ~J ttl1 rn dtnmr,area ~a \ l1 ea 1 ( f'nt ~ 1 2L ill dliin hrr1 ~a r age 16 d7 pnol open mer st;mcase a pe n" desCIIbes th1s tw o bedroom home wtth an eQutpped ktl chen. carport and parl basement Has a !loored att1c and ENJOY THE COMfORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD Of THE CORNER LOT wh1le <Jtew1n~ lhr Oh1o R1vrr !t om vour water !rClnt l ~ t Av P m on cnv 4 rm ', b ath down J rm s & bath lull up 2 WBIP. HW floor s. s(lernoo'" p•ch A ct;wc oome w1! h ch a1i1 Cter Don' t let lh1 c; on r grl awav c all ltx1 a<J 11 579 JAY An JAMES Opminc ~ead • • SMALL FARM fOR SAL£ - 50 15 acres mi l. Tll't' HOM[ nrt lull ~crt Hemlock r.rove PriCf 1f'duced Ranch J BR 2 bilhs Undl'r $~0 000 eut11r, Brackets, "rt.lud printing'; 3xS Kelny lelltr p,.,,, panagraph $27.900 +JIIt11 1• feature s 3 bed1oom s bat h I 1 V 1n ~ roo m kttchen. dmmg room and a full base ment FtvP. mmu tes to downtown J hPdr30m •·1 DR l R I floor pAn C I O~I' lo 10wn RACIHf - UOAOWAV - I 11001 plan J brdroo ms l1vtn~ 100 rn bal h eal m l; 11chen centrll hl'a1 &a1r ba sernf'nt ? car ga1a~e I e111 a nu !fl! 30'> 2 c ar .I(JI1t la r~e lawn and n1 ce vtew r· 1 Dlrnly Am I 7 000 or m.tke heat " 4 00 $<1 ft CommerCial 81dl I lbO r pl¥1 ""' ar rr11 ~• C f l ~ nt COfid•Mn Woukl m d~ t ~rra1 ofll(e 1)1 11orF of ~ny k1nrl •VAJt AIIll BUitDIIIG LOTS - Ru1111ld 7 - Zw~ lot \ S I~OO !'~c h Rw nP llot ~ 111 ~r11agt w~h ulrl h•s .warlatll~ SG OOO ~~ c h M1r!dl~p o rt 1~ ~cr t' lot ell Bradburv Rd S6 000 6 ~ rs m11 Rull~~d dh rn comt prOOucrn~ ~a5 • ~!1 & lrPP us Racrn P rH(~ ''liler 101 wr1h 1100 ~ u(l!. Ma1 n S1 $601'1r. b~1 h NICE HOME LOCATED AlONG OHIO RIVER 139.900 4 BRs ba th lR, krl chen ca~pel. orl s-t• 1 l Il l' r home. JACOBY e Q It , . J ... MIODl EPOA'l - 8Rt CX HOME2nd S1 <1 llf' rJ roo m\ J ,~"'~ room ldmiiV room ~ I ! ( hP " I tu 1h $J0 1 M u \ 1 \~M r f' l ldiP Md0P u'. an olfpr O£n(R - 3bf'drooml la1~~ J , ~ , n~ room 1r1c1rn 1'• h•lh lul l hJ~r lfll!nt ~ilrd~ bArn dn(j po nd t (){j~f i)'flP homP or 10 AfJf' \ 111lh mrnrr ~ ~ r •~:hh Prud ro~h1 S17 ~00 acre Rl 2 3110 bes t It 1· • ., MI DDliPO IH - Ruli.Jnd 51 '" r1<o11n1 I t1"I' , • , • , " ' • r , '11m ' •'I r • 1 "~ . $ ;11 •• OF.<T I wist one FR calh ectra l ceil1n ~~ !or ma l dming wtth corner ca btnet s full IJa) rmerrt ?Ox24 unt~Machrd ~Magr buill prese nt except .. 11, IJ ' I ' , LAHG.'iVIIII - 7 A C~f S ill t1r f ~ t r ' '• · "' '' 1 ~ r •1 r t ''" 1 ,11 , ,, 1, , "r 1,., paper men! Enclosed lront stttm~ porch and a n1ce lot • J ,., Pr~ 1148 ~ll 11 on ~r our1d lloor K1t chen I R tn g cu stom leads to a ba lcony, 2 bedroom and balh on the se· cond level Another bed room and bath on the first level A 36'x18' ·Great" room wrlh lwo sets of lonJal 10 a lamrly -orrented nergh borhood 3 bed room s. 2 ~ bath s. beaulrlu l famr ly room wrlh stone .QIIII S JUST A liTllE ROOM 10 ROAM - 7 A MIL near V1nt on on St Rt 325 Attract1v e home otl JUS! LISIED SOME PLACE SPECIAL" Am1d the qu>el ollhe hills, you'll lind thiS neaJiy new eXCII · BEGGING FOR A FAMILY' All the 10gredrents are NUIIIH • A~ lJ ~,I I~ 320 A-b Ok:k P,..s1, 18 Inch MIDDLEPORT - Great nerghborhood -Cor ner lol all on one floor pl an 7 to 3 bedrooms lar gepantry and apart base· BEAT ! HIS" NEW LI STING" GREAT LOCATION " Clean ~ WH Y PAY II! NT- RA CINI ~~~~ ~n St I ''l· ~ J I~H ( 1• •1" ~ •1' OfU I St N P .... ~ " " rllf l\ ~ I) am1 ronlu l OrJ, Sl1 '•DO 1-100-447-7436 JUST '13 ,900 bec.h 00111 11; PQ MUIO' - I I'"" ' r •.t n l tv>r• •oiJm ~ tlalh I R ' ' ' " ~ "' lla'J"mi nt (energy saver) tamtly room 3 bedrooms 3 pmches . some new er Thermo· pa ne Y!ll1d ow s newer ba1h . amJ a b11 lut of th1 :, home are th e l1v1ng 1oom w1t h f11 eplace bu111 1n twtch 1n dtnm)l r oo m 3 n1 CP bedr oom s 2 bath ~ ga<.. heat and ern! til l ,w Cll~ \C hooh Co m e \Ce thts one to BUY SOME WII H LOW DOWN PAYMENT. SOME ON LAN D CONTRACT WE'l l HELP WllH YO UR FINANC ING RAWH . Jrd St - / 1ln11 J tlf' ~ IODffl bath krl r hrn ullrt1 rnn m ( !'O i r ~ l h P ~I lJr iJ" ' S?f100 0 rang~, de-llumldltler, 16.Sx12 truck tlreSirlml. 614-446-0'121. Real Estate General j ta n d 1n ~ fe,.tutrs WE HAVE MANY NICE HOMES FOR YOU TO lOOK AI ANO TO ,1 ' '" ' I 1, , 1 ' ~ 446.0322. Real Estate General ,_~ ~ - c.-. Unfurniehed epertmenta. U~alr1 . Furnished , 2br, tumlshed , Canlrlll loea tad, adulls preterrad S225 per month, plus se curlt ~ depos1t Releren cet 614 -446 - ~236 614446 -2581 ' " ''" •'0 1 I APPLIANCES o..ls not Renl : 1 bedroom apartmen1 Nlee Cllrpet, ciNn and neat. HUD approved. No pets Pt P4NMnl. 304-87'5--6200. Trailer Furn 'ed or unlurn ad, 2 BR, cable, beautiful ri ver 'l lew In Kanauga Foster 's Mo bile Home Park 614-446-1602 r ,t H) USED 111efrlc Small house, IUitable for chllcfran, no pets , $300/mo O.poalt, 614-446-0338. Mob1le home lo r renl to gentlem an In Mmersvllle 992 -3181 >I "-'"""~-""" '""' 13233 S.R. ISO Ashland, Ky. 41101-1939 (all loll fret Morton, Ill. Nice 1br A.pt, $240 month , plus depoelt, on BulavUie Pike, 6l4446-B568 BLACKBURN REALTY 2 bedroom Mob 1le home tor re n1 upper Rt 7, Kanauga Ohio, 614-446-0508 or 446·0118 rl see. RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 8 pc:. wood group 114.01 per weak 4 poeter bedroom tulte , complete $15 .20 per wMk, dinette wtth 4 ctltl,. 1750 per w11k. M•glc Chef 14 cu. ft . AelrtgM"Itor $12.95 per week, 15 cu h. treaur, S10 90 per WMk .VI ' Ra Furniture. Rt 141, 4 miles o" At 7-Cenlenary.Open 7 deya 1 weak . 112 gallon Presto Cann1r, nice Apartment for Rent Qlrlo~, 3 bedr oo m . turn1Sh9d, Washer /Dryer. l or sa le or rent 614-992-7479 '•Ali i MOnON BUILDINGS, INC. Nicely Fum'td 2br, OR , large LR add111on , In country, 'J1ntor1 area Sl ove, retr1g , water , t r11sh pa1d $210 plus deposit , 614 388 9686 '• Ill I 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise :J JUDY DEWin, BROKER Real Estate General 11 box aprln~ full or twin $76.1. firm and $98. OUHn "'• $.:75 & up, king $350 . 4 drawer chest $89. Gun Csblneta a, 8, & 10 gun. Baby mattrusn $35 I $45. Bad frames $25, Ou&en S1za $35 & king frame $50. Good selection of "bedroom suites, metal cabln111, headboards $30 and up to $65.90 days same 81 cash w ith approvMI credit. 3 mi. out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9 A.M. to 5 PM Mon , thru Sst Call 614- Ear1y American Sofa & Chair, matching rec liner, e.:cellenl condition ; barrel tamp 614-446- •;;... r I' r r r I' r 1· r I" r 1 SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE, INC. EHO l day 117~ - 3431 For Sal • 1 Housa J badroo m rea!lonable 2 ~ouss 3 bedroom d•l•ne 3 Co mmer r.1~ 1 bulld[ng 4 Two Jots Jackson Av e 5 Corner lol V1and 51 A.On e Rea l Es1ale , Broker 304·675 5104 I rl Owner desperately want& sold now! Call todoy for an appointment to see this cute 3 bedroom ranch. living room , k1tchon & dining room combination . utility room, con crete drive & carport . Extorior & intonor has boon painted. #2830 _ga s heat POMI ~or - ~ lll1 1n S1 - J IW!I •m\ J.,!r twn C!, n , n~ 1m 1r ~~ •onn bJih " " ~ '' ! ~ ""' $1? 000 Household Goods 7979 ''I'm an 1nch shorter than I "'::~===·==·==·~was as a kid, " s1ghed my s1ster Her husband laughed and t--rR--lU-::-N"TD~·T[..:E:..,..,.--l k1dded, "That 's because you J marned and------·---- " WE CAN'T BELIEVE THIS PRICE and chalra priced lrom $50 and up to $125. Hlde-a-b«ts $390 to $585. Recllnere $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125. Dinettes $109 end up to $495. Wood table w-6 chairs $285 lo $195 Desks $145 up to $375. Hutches $400 & up, bunk beds complete wl1h mattress $295 and up to $395. b-aby beds tl10 Mattresua or $39~ to $995. Ttbles 11 Inch Zenith color TV and stand, aame •• new, 304-675· I Garage Apar1mant, In town, 2br, stov. & refrigerator, dapos ll & reference req ui red, no peta, $200/mo 614-446-1171 1br on At160 , 9 miles from Holzer Hosp11a l, $250. Deposit , $1 50, 614 -388-9608, 614-388 -8319 evening !I Real Estate General 51 DIMLLY t---,=.1-i-1~~7-i-1.:...--1~ . GOVERNMENT HOME S trom $100 (U Repa11) ForBclosurQs, Rep o~ T~ • Oelmquan t PropertieS No w sell ng your ar ea Call 1 315 -736 n1s Ext H OH..G2 c urrAn I hsl~ 24 hrs Mus! sell t.l ason . WV No down paym~~Jn l 1! a ~ <; u mfl load , cash $18 000 J04 727 S010 or 304- I I I I' I LAYNE'S FURNilURE Sot.. Is Furnlshed Efficiency, $175, Utilities Paid, Ga lllpolla, 614 · 446-4416, a her 7p m In New Haven. W V 2 bedroom, carpeted, kitchen furnished, la rge closets, al l Blectrlc We pay water, sewer and trash Playg round lor ch lldran Basic rent . $196 month HUO vouchers accepted Ca ll 304·862-3716 Merchandise ANTSOA Matching washer & dry•r. white, $300. 614-245-9083 County Appliance, Inc. Qood uHd applltncea, T.V uta. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon ...Sat . 614448·169!\. 627 3rd Ave. Gal· llpalls, ut1 Cou ntry Moblll Home Perk, Route 33, NDf'th of Pomeroy. Lote, ,.nUis, p1rt1 , ..1... C.ll 814-i92-'JII7i C H E WNE Furnished Etllclency, all utilities pa1d, ahara bath $135/mo 919 Second Ave 614-446-3945 7 While Floor Kitchen Cabinets Including Double wkle Sink & Counter Tope_ $350. 614-446-7915 46 Space for Rent I I II 1 I 3 Household Goods Goods 614-446-9580 2 I 51 Household 51 Starting at tl20/mu. GaUia Hotel. P0 L 0 YE BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSO N ESTATES, 536 Jackson Pike from $'192Jmo. Walk to shop & movies. Call 614-446-2568 EOH. Graciou s 11v1ng 1 and 2 bad room apartments at Villa ge Manor and Rrvers1ae Apar1ments Jn Middleport From $196 Call 614-992-7787 EOH Furnished Rooms Sunday Room• tor r.n1 • week or month. each in Ita lme of $Quare~ BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT 2b r Mobile Home !or renl, ca ll at1er 2p m. 614 -446-0527 35 Wes1 Apl 2br, 1 bath. private enc losed pallo , c losa to grocery st ores & shopping center wal&r, sewer. tras h provided $2 65tmo 614-441-1608 45 GUlli - - - - - - - Editod by CLAY R LOOK! 4222. 2 bedroom trailer lor rent In Rac1ne area 614-992 -5658 44 WOlD QRearrange the 6 scrambled words below to moke 6 Simple words Print leiters of 3br, 2 bath, newly remode led Oeposn re~ ' d $4251mo All utili t ies Included 2br 2 bat h $350 614-446-TIJJ, 614-446- 1985 mode l 14K70, 2 BR, garden ! ub & sh owe r Buill-in Really microwave & ste reo n1c e Se t up on fli Ce pr11Jate 1Aval lot Must ha ve rei Appr by Hud S275 1mo Water lncludod . 614-256-1393 2br 1ra1ler, 446-6150 TIIAT DlllT C.. fi'Q ~ 4\ PUZZLEI \:)~ J.l"QU Real Estate General Apartment for Rent Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. September 2. 1990 NEW LISIING 3 BEORM HOME located on lhe bord" ol Ga lha·Lawrence Co lrne Prr cernclu des 8acres $20.000 00 IF YOU ARE AlREADY TIREO OF CUTTING GRASS, SEll YOUR MOWER and move rnlo a beaut rlu l 2 bed1m condo lo cated a l o n ~ Gtapc St Ampl e m sulal10n w1th h eat pu mp gtves you cam lortablr ;w cond t!lon1ng and heat wt ! h eron om1ca l pt tc es Averages les~ th an $50 DO permo ta~ abt~l e men! pro~;r am I blo ck to g1uCe 1y ') bl ock~ to Cttv P~r k Low mar nlenance Call 445 1056 1or rn lo NEW LISTING· INVE STMEN T PROPERlY 7 ren tal p1 ope1 \ 1es. lo cated w1th1n the CI I V ot Gall1pol 1':> ?nct Av e Pur chase alll01 $10000000 3 acres. m/1. wtlh ~ood access to th e cr eek WE HAVE BUILDING lOTS rn Rodn ey Vrllage II Calllm mme mforma! to n 2 BEDRM REMOOEL.EO HOME along Chrll rcolheRd Walk lo giiJCerres and school. Buy now lor $25.500 00 PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED on 3 Ol opert res w1thrn the Vrllage of Porter #I - 010 loll rell grocery buJidmg Now 1 15,000 00'· #[ - 2 slmy homeadtacenll o store bldg Now $25.000 00 #3 - 3 bed1 ooms home next to above. Now $20,000 DO Call lor more rnlo. W1ll sell a~y or all"' VERY DES IRABLE HOME - Now used as adouble ren tal located 111 th e ctly at th e cmne 1 of Jr d & Spr uce Range & refi Jgeral or lurntshed 111 both untts Sepa rate lront & ba ck entrance Sto1age buildtng & child ren 's play a1r.a behtnd home $38,9 00 !300 CHATHAM AVENUE - ? lol > 40>1 50 each at 1825 27 Chatham Ave Alley mrear Both lolsl01 119 000 4508 MINT CONDITION - 3 bed room 2 bath ll omr bath otf spacmus ma ster bedroom 1 2 ~ 20 ltvm g 10om !2d5 tamtly room wtth wo od stove Labor savmg kttc hen AU elech 1c home heat tng and cool1ng Lot s o f bUJII tn sto1age space Ab ove kend geltogethers or lull t1me coun try lrV1ng $34.900 !131 LOIS &ACREAGE- Two 1 acre lolsand II acres lor sale on Rou te 35 near Sp rrng Valley Located on Rt 35 and old Rt 35. lh1s prope rty IS prrval e and con~enrent lot s are prr ced at $8 700. and the II acres rs$38.500 Calllor more rnlormatr on ~113 PLAN NOW FOR SPRING!! You r per fect ho ~e ca n happen on the 80 acre parcel located on Rl 218 Beautiful home srle and acteage th at rs perlecll or amma ls and cr ops 65 ac r es have been t ece ntl y fenced Great barn wrlh 16 12'>1 2' bays, drrve though and 10' apron on conuele 3 wellsotter an outslandmg water sup ply Tobacco ba se. mrneral and buller rnvesl ment $60.000 6 5 ACRES . WITHIN THE CITY Of GALLIPOLIS srlualed along Ga~ l r e ld Ave S11e mludes 2 burldmg lotsw/crl y water sewer Buy now lor $30 000 DO. or purchase house wrlh lol lor S15.000 DO Buyer wou ld ow n l /201h of an 8 acre sloc~ed lake wrlh lull prrv11eges $69 900 !401 overlooks the wonderful se«m g Perfect for wee r tg ht s an d some limber Tht s could be your br ead NEW LI STING 10 acres. Perry I •P Somr lrmiJrr Buv now lor $1 0000 an excelle nt neighborhood at an aflordable p r~ ce !he completed exler~or oil hiS 11h sl01y log ho me mcludes a deck 2 car gatage ar1d ba sement located only 4 mtl es wes1 !rom Holzer Ho spttal B11 dge along Sl Rt 7 Use lor resJd enltal/ cum merct al tot INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINION - 6rm hou se located along Mam Sl Ren t 01 lrve m Presently gr oss rn g$2.100 DO Buy now lor $15 DOD OU CHAROLAIS LAKE EST AlES - Arare opporlunrlv to destgn and compl ete t he 1n teno t ol a home m and pl enty ot room 101 recreatron log home m elude 6 1ooms rn cludmg basement L01 ge deck 3-4 BE ORM HOME localerl appro> I mrle above old Srlver s11e. 153'>154' 8uy now lur $3~. 00 000 !507 !804 GET OUT Of !OWN Ill Yel slay wrlhm commulrng diStance Make your home rn Porterbrook Subdr · VISIOn and be JUst mt nu tes lrom shoppm R and hosp1lal Thrs lamrly s11e home featu res 3 bed · 1ooms. I ~ baths and a b1g fam1ly room lor lot sol tun and games Brg backyard lor the k1ds Crly schoo ls Establish your root s 1n lrrendly nerghb01h ood $59 .900. Crty sc hool system 6 rooms plu s ulllrty and 2 car overstzed ~a rage aMa ched Doub le c lose ts & large g1ou nd 4'>24 pool rn mellenl con d1lraa All on over ~~ ac level lot Loca ted 1n Radney area oft marn lraveloo road lrsted al $64 900 #303 19 6 ACRES Of lAND conSJstrng mostly of good grow tog limber Sac res or more of 2g acre trac t IS open land for garden and has fru1t trees near 7 room remodeled home. 2 car amee and sev era I olhel small buildings. Peacefullocallon to lrve with eood vrew Sl Rt 160 between Ewing· ton and Wilkesville. Priced at $47 ,500 #301 PlEASE READ - As lhrs rs such a nrce home and at such an aftmdable p11 ce that wewant everyone lookmg tor th e 11ght house to kno w abou1 tflt s one New on t he ma tket. 11 1S bt t c ~/! rame t anch. we ll c~ 1ed lot 3 bedroom 2 bath s !tvmg roo m wtth fi - rep lace. lar ge garage and much more #410 OUT ·OF-SlATE OWNER IN ABI N01Musllet 1h JS 3 bedroom brr ck & Ira me ranch go NOW 12 baths, lamr ly room . lr~eplace . 01ce llat l acre lot Possrble VA loan assumptron $56 600 Prck up lhal phone and call TODAY' 8304 BRA ND NEW CONSTRU CIION - Located on Rt 160 tht s home IS wattmg l or ti s ftr st owners Large masl e1 bedroom w1th bath La' ge great room 1n etu des fam il y room d tntng a1ea & eat 1n k1tchen w1th cherty cab tnets Home has 3 bedr oo ms 2 baths ? car garage & heal pump 100>300 lot f or $54 .900 you can't all01d nol lo look #100 PERfECT SETTING - Peaceful coun try lr iing on ly 15 mrnutes from I own Th rs co mlorlable 4 bedtoom I bat h home tn cludes lamt!y room . dtn m~ rom hvm" room anrl .:~ mr.P kt tc hen Has 3 5 a_cre_s, more or less and 1s loca ted m Gallta County Schoo l Dtslnc t Th1 s hom e ha s man~ e~tra s you must see Ca lllodayr $54 900 #707 THE AMERICAN DREAM LIVES Thrs homr rs very aflordable when you look at all the features bat h lo r mal !Jv1 ng room and eal111 k1tchen on the mam 11001 latge lamily room. I bedt oo m !ull bath . huge stora ge room and spac iOus utdtly room wlbasement fot ced a11 hPat and cen t ral au Attached gara ge wtlh opener Sc teened- m porch storage buddtng and attrac · ! Jve landscapmg Don' t 1ust dr~ve by you must see the ta st el u ll~ de cora ted mter1 or to rea lily apprect · 3 bedrooms . 1 full ale th iS home 11 A lol ol house lor $57 000 #801 fOR THE BEGINNER' Nrce starter home loca l•rl jUSt mmu l es Irom thr hosp rtal ltvtng room dtntng 1oom 3 bedrooms and I bath Detached !"'a~e Home need s a hN ie work , but could be a show place Wrap around porch and plen1y lo yard make lhos a grea t place lo star t a lam rly $27 400 "A PlACE TO START" N1eeslarlor hom o01 renta l unrt 1 bedrooms . I bath and outside storage building. Plenty of space for a new family l o start housekoepme located m Ad01son . th iS house 11 a ereat buy at $14.900. but the owner 11 will ina to sacflfice - 121 ,900 and 1ts yours Why pay rent when the morteage payment is les s? #614 #607 SUllO IT UP' A brand new home w111 make you le el grea t' Bud d yout dt eam home on 14 pnvat el~ sttuated ac res man established restdenttal atea on ly 3 ~ m1l es hom !awn 1JJuntv water avat l able Crom Beck Road Crtv sc hools SID 000 8813 th1 S secure #811 Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 E. M. Wiseman, Broker David Wiseman. 446-9666 B. J. Hairston, 446-4240 Loretta McDade, 446-n29 Clyde B. Walker. 246-6276 Bill Todd, 44~-3443 �Page-0-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel 54 Miscellaneous 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise :~d Marbleland, new bathroom sink, Double Lot, Coachman Camper AC, 2 out buildings, all utilities: picnic area, 1-304-7'38-1982. 1711:19 0\111,$30. 304-675-3788. Magie Chtf gaa stove. $75. VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER. 388-88 26 DIAN CALLAHAN. -REALTOR. 256-62 61 EUNICE NIEHM. REALTOR. 446-189 7 RUTH BARR, REALTOR, 446-0722 LINDA SKIDMORE. REALTOR. 379-268 6 DEBORAH SCITES, REALTOR. 446-680B LYNDA FRALEY. REALTOR, 446-6806 MICHAEL MILLER. ASSOCIATE. 441 -1406 0JI'm 1 t RESIDENTIAL -INYESIMENIS- COMMERCIAl · FARMS Building Supplies 55 PROFESSIONAL SE'VICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE ':'tf';F'un <?{ t_},,v!J Merchandise Holiday Hills, Raeeoon Craak, September 2, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 Block, brick, sewer pipes, win· Ktnmorv washer & dryer $75 each. Heavy oak rockar $40. dows, lintels, etc Claude Win- 614-441-0020. tars, Rio Granda, OH Call 614- September 2. 1990 56 Pets lor Sale Grand Sire, AKC, elsa adultt. Coolville. 614-687-340l $100. 614-992-7S84. 1558. Pllnl Ball equipment, 2 guns pius various accessories. 304- 773-5054. R.condltloned Washers, Dryers. Guaranteed prompt service for all makft, models. The Washer Dryer Shoppe. 614-446-2944. Retrtgerator, stove-modern. N.w wringer washer, antique oak drasaer and round cottae tabla. Twin beds. 614-446-0121. room home 2 stocked ponds, barn & shed. Call for more dela~l s 814-668-51!1. BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM HOME. ExclusiVe nerghborhood 6 acre~ •I Pr1me s1te wooded . Washmgton Elemenlary. ow · Both like rn Those Shar-PeL wrrnkled wonders! 1 M. 1 F. $300-$ 500 614-866·3273 614-446-3844 after 7 p m. Wood & Coal Stove, use as In· sert or free standing, 2 blowers, & gins door cost: $1,100. Never used, sell $600. 614-256·6413. Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant, 304-675-2063, 10 gal s•l up $14.99 and 10 gal complete $43 25 388-852e. Conn e'c~ lent Stutes Real Estate Bonnie Stutes 446-4206 Patti Hawk 446-1967 510 Buhi-Morton Rd. TrumJMt, & C.SI, f175. 814-446-0619. 11609. CltYS MOSt MAGNIRCEIIt HOME- NATIONAl REGISTER-V1clo11Cln tf.AL10I Dragonwynd CaHery Parsran, Siamese and l·llmalayan kittens . Saart Best18" Schroll Saw, like new . 614-446-0548. Clarinet, good cond, $7!. 614· 446-4206 035 Mlrtln guitar with hard shell can, ncallenl ahapa, $1,500. 304-773-!1054. condi[IU n Down by the ()t110 R1ver 1n Gallipolis Oh VERY ELE rAN ltur n olttw centurv home 4 bPrlrnnm1 1 baths l1orary. uselu lathc and complrl(' b~mmt 5 lueplal:t5. g<li heat With centrnl au ~arage Romantc ~atebo Patros oeaut1tully landscaped Alt k'l~rflgtymarnlar~d Potenlral bed& brea~ las t 01 fl' ma1n re~llent1al For Sail: Stsln.t-Conaola Plano Blrgaln. Wanted: R•sponslblo party to llkl over low monthly paymantt on spinal plano. Sao locally. Call 1-84)0.327·334!5 Ext 102. Real Estale General Half Runner Beans $B.oo bushel, You pick Tenderelt Beans, $10,00 Bushel; No . 1 Csnnlng Tomatoes pk:ked, $6 304~82- 2237. Farm Supplies & Livestock spttd blko. 614-992-6991. 3 BEDROOM-HOME-PRICE UPPER 20's PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Retpntlbla party to lake on email monthly Real Estate General payment• on plano. See locally. Call Manager at1-800~35-7611. WE CARE.J&M (Joouo & Mol PIANO SERVICE offora EXPERT r,lano "CARE" lor tho" who 'CARE" about thllr pianos. Bill Ward. 304-882·2325 (Prov 22:1) 58 2 horoe Troller tor ••'•· $600. 614-44~2107, 614-388-8504. M F '20 Llll.• new assay trguson, "' Baler, 614-446·1411. · Livestock 63 BumJ*' Stock Trailer, New pelnt, $1,595; 12ft. 2 axla trall•r $295; 614-28U522. Hay & Grain ----=----.,----.,Hay for Salt. Clover & Tlmoth~. Round Balas In lh• Field. 614· 245-5S98 Square & Round Bales of May. 614-379;-263Qor 614-379-2809 1979 Cadllltc Coupe deVIlle, 59,400 actual mltn, $2,300. Flrm. 614-44&-1268, 614-448- 1&20. 1982 Pontiac Trana Al'l\ $3,495. Good cond. 304-882-3256. 1984 cuuaa• Cllt'l, AC PW, Brogham Dlgllal AII!FM ~ldlo, V-8, 53,000 mll11, good cond, 614-367-0415. 1984 Dodgo Aspen AC, ol4o 1ransmlul0n, PS, Pa, e lllnt engine, 12,100., nc shape, 304- m-5054. 1984 Otd1. Broughan, 4-door. E•calltnt eondltlon. $4,700. Book valu• ror $4,500. 132 But· Transportation temut Av•nua, Pom1roy. Autos for Sale 1985 Oodsa- Chi!JIIr Hatchback, 5 apaed, PS, PB, new 111'11, 59,000 mllas, very good eond, 61 Farm Equipment Fox 2100 Fora~• Harveo1er. 71 71 Autos for Sale 1981 Chevy lrlailbu air, QDOd Condition. $1,500. 614-379-2152 Rouah'a Strawbel'l} Farm: 2 1990 16ft. Goos•neck Horse llr mllas back New Hnen, Vou pick Stock Trailer $3,295, Usad 16ft. Bundy Trumpet. Snara drum. nerlaRent. AKC Registered RoH Wallar Puppies, had shots, wormed, $250. each , ncallant bloodlme, gaurd dogs. 614·245·5161. closed Monday. 614-698-6298. Tomatoes picked, $4 bushel. new. Glrta 10 n 61 Farm Equipment buohel; No. 1 Canning Juice 64 Baldwin electric organ, double keyboard. Excallenl for church or home. $27!5. Call after 6p.m. mg cost Assume thts loan On 40 acres+; . and mce 4 bed- AKC reg. Lhasa-Apso, Cocker Spanlele, Schnauzer puppies shots and wormed. 304-6752193 Chinese Musical Instruments WITH ONLY $7,000 DOWN PAYMENT & exclude most clos· AKC Registered 3 Chow Puppie•: 7 waekt. 1 red, 1 cln· namon, $150 each. 1 cream, $200. 614-446-7750. Fruits & Groom end Supply Shop-Ptlt Vegetables Grooming. All brNd•. All stylet. I I jusl oH Sr lam• Pal Food Dealer. Julie 681 east Albany. We accept Wollb. Caiiii4-446-D231. food stamps. Varl•ty of apples, Poocll• puppln, top, Tetcupt, peachea, home grown melons, altO Sehn1uz..... Chemplon lomotoos, and poaro. o-r darry, fiT One 20" Soya Bike, $20; Two twln bllds, $30 each, children& clothing, sizes: 4-6. 614--256- 58 Pure brtd Great Dana pupj:Mu. 245-5121. Pomeroy-Middeport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Autos lor Sale 11187 Dodge CoH DL PS, PB, AM!FM CaoMito, AC, Now tlroo. Automatic. Goto good gu milage. Exc:.lltnt condition. tMifi2-2377 1817 Ford TMipo unllmllecl 18113, fUU. 19U RS COmoro_._IIIHor, T-Topo, AT, olr, ~ couono, low ,-w•., mlluge, au4-I7S-4863. 83 Dodgo Dlotomot 4DR. 1 Cly, Auto, P.S. P.8., A1C Good Body, good lnt•lor, Stnl Belted Tlrea, 75 000 act. Radial mllas W.Va. lntpetad tUI May· 19tl. iiook Is $2,275 will eell tor $1,SOO. 614-367-7812 Call before noon GOVERNMENT SEIZED vahlctn from 1100. Fords. Merctdas. Corvanu. Ch•vyt. 404 lnl'l Tractor wlth Woods Finished Mow•r, $2,995; 2010 JO with Cultivator, $2,495 ; Ford 1'12-2157. $4,995. 614-446.0959. For Sale: 1981 Etcort LX, F'S, PI, AMIFM caaeltt•, new aluminum whMII and thadt for rear window, 1,200 miiM. 814448-8205. 614-286-6522. 1975 Plymouth Valiant, 304·773- 245-9458. Parlslenne, Loaded, axe. c::ond, $7.500. 814- 5438. kttchen. oak cabtnets, snack bar. eledr1c tw~l uump. cen t atr, plus woodburner Custom des1gned to conserv e energ'l w1th 6" msulated walls 12" msul ctled 1n al1 1c Ander sen thermopane wood w1ndows Insulated doors. ctlv sc ho ol drstrrct FIRST TIME OFFERED RAMBLING RANCH HOME Over 2100 sq. ft. living space, spacious LR with w.b. fireplace, formal DR, oversize kitchen, plenty cabi nets, oven, cook top, 2 drawer hotfood Toastmaster server, large family R., 3 picture windows, 2 large BRs. plenty closets, I y, baths, gas !urn. & central air, laundry R., w-w carpet, carport & shop. large beautiful lawn, many fruit trees, fenced garden, blacktop parking lot for 10 cars. One of the better homes & locations in city & near schools. 1970 Chev. C.Uie Truck tor Sail In good condition, with g;,d PHONE 446-1228 1981 JMp CJ!5 Lock-In Hubt;, 50 ACRES and a4 llt>droom 2 t1 ath ·1ome w1lh !arnily I ")OIIl dtnlng· roorn t car ~~rage iHH1 mucrr more tt265 Grandma Gatewood h1ked here Trail s arr.airei:ldv ther e w1th beaul1lu l rock l01mal10ns Ask10g $22.600 · n~>r ~ h Dor hood rtrarm1ng all tllld ranlh I~ lrvrng rm l'l id1n1JJR 11rea 4 bedroom~ 7 lull IJ.!!h s new carpt>t k1tcnen util1!~ rm also 7 011 an ached g.~ rage w/a utomatrc Cloor loc ated rr Sun~rst V1llage ¥ou ma~ see thiS home loday dlld bu~ lor e~~rla s hn~ com fort Crty tugh school We can arran~e la~orile 10ng Term hnancrn~ By the way you can have possessiOn 'mmed1ately We wrll >ell you the extra lot tor $6 500 2 STORY CHARMER a"'" J bedroom 2 lralh ranch wr th den il'" 200 R;11 coon Lre ek fr ontage Very affraclrve 2 story home on deadend street on lhe ed!e oltown offers your lamilymore I han most wrlh features lrke4 #204 bedrooms. formal hvtn g room. dtnmg room . large eal·tn MORGAN CENIER - Is lh rs 3 bedroom ranch wrlh bath. #126 tarndy room d1n mg/ k1lrhen combo. cab le heat. 2 car gar · .1 W' All lh1 s and more on 2 5acres m/1 Ask~ng on I) $49 000 m6 2902. 1987 Ford Ranger 4x4, v-e, sun rear, •xt•ndar, alum. whae'ls, 53,000 miles, new mud· visor d1rs, 73 Vans & 4 WD's lf606. GOifG(OUS 81-lEVEL· Very a"act1~e J bd home With ajl~ 2497 sQ II of l1~1ng SP<lCf Thrs home has lar~r ~1t c hen ~nd d1nm~ a1e03. lrvnrg room ? tl.l lhs tam •l'l room 2 ca l garage ga s hear and cent arr I ocatPd aho1Jtl (-'. ~rif' ''om lown 1n a ~mi· Drrvate se t11nR *461 All BRICK BEAUTY OF PERFEC110N - CHARM PERSONALITY COMFOilT - Q u a ht~ bu1H nrw !!Om!' on] ~ acres wrrh pom1 [nt~r tf\wugn ~ leaded gtas5 door rnto a 16"•27" l~1nw rm 1111th ba) wmdow ~nd ~lm do1m to an alrrum The kltthf n IS ti!Taordmar~ w 1 '~ r~l and and lro5tfd O<lk cabrnl'l\ hv Bedlord MOl sler bedrm IS verv huge l'l lth 'lllhi!IIJOOI tub 'J lull tMih\ I ca1 garagP lhr; homr 1\ mrntrnancr trl¥ A·pal r. la~;rr hra ut~ Ruv Mmr 3nct 3 ac cn /1 31 a redurecl D I'C~ S89,00CI 1988 Chev. hlrd lop, 020, conY. van, black TGotd all pawar ~ tlonl, dual •lr, cil, TV, • captain chairs, AMIFM. $10,800. 814-4451988 lsuzu Trooper II, 4 whHI drive 4eyl. !5 apd., cruiM, 1lr, AMIFM cuaatte. Exc::. cond, 814· 446-1761, or attar 5p.m. 614-245- 584B. 74 krtchen and full. partrally l10rshed basement. There' s room for everyone to entoy Local ron rs perfecl for krd s. 2 car gar age, porch and more Prrced at $69.900 Won'llast long 1 #200 dual axle $500. 304-675-7833. IN CITY OF GALLIPOLIS 9 rooms, 3 bedrooms, lamrly room. liv10g room. kitchen and dinrng rooms. laundry and storage rooms Large lot wrth a beaulrlu l vrew lrom bac• palro Has vrnyl srdrn& Only $32.900.00. m3 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE PH. 446-7699 or 1983 Hond.a Shadow, MC 750, n.w tlrtt, batlery, low mU11ga, $1,200. 814-44~58. ~988 Suzuki wlodshltld, 2359. Honda Shadow 750. Good con- dition. 614-992·5828. 446-9539 Real Estate General 75 Boals & Motors Real Estate General 14' Sea Nymph aluminum dMp VN fishing boat 25 HP llac. start, IWI~•I HilS. d~h finder, trailer. $1800. &14-387-4535. 446-6624 goutkehn 9M~g CRea~ £state ~ne. 1972 17 ft. Staroraft Tri-Hull Boat. 12!5 HP, Evlnrude Engine. completa top, new upholstery. Call 614-288-1316 attar 7:00p.m. 1981 14 ft. Terry B1u Ba.t. 50 hp. Mercury motor. $3,000. Cal 614·992-2892. BOATS- MOTORS- TRAILERS MercruJ..r, Mercury & Mariner, authorized parts I service. Parte tor moat "WE CANNOT Jud~ COewiH I] 76 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS REALTOR · CJ5, front-lnd,rtar-and, tren1t.r Parting OUI 1982 Chavy Malibu, V-8 eng . Phone 304-175-SOtt 992-2259 1971 on l acrp rn/ 1 $32 .000 #2 campers& Motor Homes Dod~ full baths. newer carpet 1n l1v1ng room and dmmg area. tan ge, relr1ger atar. washer and dryer rncluded Call now' #2868 LOOK NO FURTHER Convenrent localron, good schools. 3-4 bedroom. 2-balh spirt-level, living room and fa mrly room Large krlchen and drnrngarea. Nrce corner lot AI lordably prrced, $40's #2827 and a brrck home QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD IN GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 11 lh1s 3 bedroom I bath ranch wrth brg krlch en. I car garage I'' lot s Was $47.500 Now $45,500 #261 w1lh bath s. lamtlv room 2 car ga ragP. 111 ~.round pool Close to shop p1ng an d stores Ci! ll l or ~- o ur appo1 ntmen t LAND CONTRACT - On lh11 3 bedroom. bath ranch mqu1el SPRING VALLEY- Excellent n~ghborhorxl POMEROY- Everylhrng goes All sl<d & equrpmenl, build rngand ground. 1 double hump greenh ouse Ask l o r dela~ls 11 [ 1• $77 .500 LETART - DRASTICALLY REDUCED!! 7 roo m hou se. 3 bed rooms, I bath. carpet throughout, sculptured plaster walls. large kitchen and pafro. Gas heal and ho i water heal Wellrnsulated 2 car garage. $19.90000 1ne1ghbort10od w1lh nt ce lol wtth lence Family room w1wood · #266 burner and more Ca ll lnday Onlv $34.000 Our CENTURY 21 ~ team knows just to sell a special home like yours That's why we're u member of the largest real estate organization in the world. Call us today for tho best results . #15 RIVER FRONT AGE - SO au rs m/1 anrl a mu sl see lug horne wtlh 3 bedrooms. 111: bath. basemen!. lamtly room. dmmg DO YOU WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? Slarcraft pop-up camper. SINpt 8. ExceU•nl condition. Best of- home, s1tuated fer. 614·742-2180. tn qUtet area Ntce well mamtamed lawn Call today fm more rnlormalron N1833 TERRY TRAVEL TRAILERS 1990 CLOSEOUT] AN units to go at lowHI prlc11 1hls y11rf Plua no charge tor A/C. T•rry deal•r tor OV8f' 20 yee,... Buy wfth eoniiMnca. Fixed rat• financing e'llltabll. IRVINES CAMPER SALESI On Sl. Rl 7 North al St. Rl. S$6. little Mocking Ohio Approx. 10 min. &14-~2211. garage and I car garage #147 11619 NEW USTtNG: rnr~ home 15 locat ed on J ac m l lleat~rrng 7 Of 3 bed room w ~h tam1ly room • rtchen balh. cover('d car port. l !r~e s lor ~ g e burld1n~ lh1~ hom e~~ an exc!!lll:'nl s larl~r home prced 111 the SJO's Call lor mOfelntur matKln ~IS. NEW LISTING. lar~e anti ro001y b11ck m Green School Dr s! Home Lo n tarn ~ ltu ~e bedroom~ t amd~ GENTLEMAN'S FARM - Eleganl country lrv rng on 131 acres mil wrl h a lovely cedar 4 bedroom home. Over 2.000 square BEECH GROVE RD . - Is lhr sI,,, story wrlh alu mmum srdrng, 3 bedroom. bath. du ng room . gas heal.lront porch and stde room Oflf cOd o~ l1al! b~th s . lMn~ toonr ,1n a tw J cd' ga raRr I ~nd rs tei\Ced •n on~ II lhrp~ ' d e~ ad •nc lL(! es barn ar1 c '> hP r1 p, nrl rn SRO\ drnrn& eq urpp ed krlchen and much more Land 11 level to rol l rn~ and rncludes a beautrlul pond, a 2 car garage and a barn You wrlllove rl Call lor an apporntmenl $110,000 00 #121 CONDOR ST. - Duplex wrth one UOII wrth lrv,ng, drnrng 2 bedrooms, bath and krlcl1en Other unrl has lrvrng room . POMEROY AREA - I'~ story wrth metal s'drng 4 bedroom s. 1'.\bath,lamrly room. basement On I acre lot Only $59,900 SUMMER RD.-Is th1 s alumrnum srded ranch wrth 2 bed rooms, bath, lamlly room , full basement . cable heat and woodburner. storage buildrng on gently rolling . .84 of an acre. Call for apporntmenl. $49,500. #260 FOREST RUN RD .- 3 44 acres mil and a 1987 28x56 sec· I ronal wrlh vrnyl srdrng, 3 bedroom s. 2 bath s, drnrng and equrpped krtchen. large walk-rn closets, heat pump, central arr, 2 metal buildrngs and more. Only $49,500. #267 M?A9 162-4. NEW liStiNG: Thrs properly ~ ten 8CII!5 of wood~d ltnrt that front s State Route 233, 111d 11 1s surrounded by Wayne Nat1onal Forest f'@flecl t01 hunting or thAt cab1n yoo h1ve been wanttOf! to build CJU lcr details tmJ 9 HENRY E. CLELAND · · · ... .... · JEAN TRUSSELL......... .......... .. ................... ~.;- 2257 1623. ll[lliSJIIIG: Brd 111d lr1me. 3 IM!drooms. hardwood Hoon. bil!'ie· menlelectri: he~land moch more. Located on Rt 160, prrted It! sell II ooly $Jl.MO This on! won't be on ltle m~rhet lon& 11 vou're Interested callus klr an aooointment now. ~ - --. ' - -·- --· - - - - · -- - ., ----~------------· ------ , -- -~ I MAE HUPP ............................ ........................ 985~466 ~M~~L_:::::: :: : : : : : : ::: :::::::::: ::::::: ::992-2259 When you cou ld be payrng lor thrs newly remodeled 3 bedroom ranch Lrving roo m. bath, lorced arr gas heat, newer deck area. nestled among shade lrees on approx I acre lot #2863 Is whal th1s exce pl 1onall~ well ma1nta1ned bn ck ranc h has lo oiler plus 3 bedrooms, lrv10g room. ] 1 ~ baths. form al dmmg area. atta ched 2 (ar ga1age. 8'xl7' stmage butldmg Approx 1~' acre landscaped lawn N1 ce au tel netghbot hood Lo cated '1475 Kalhv St re et Calllrxlav' Won'tlasl lo ng #1866 ACRES ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT L1vmg room. tamily room and formal dmmg room ]large bedrooms (large walk-rn closet oH master bedroom). 2'" bath s. Oversrzed 2 car garage Equrpped krtchen. Maintenance free vrnyl srdin& co ncrete drrve. Presgt1gious nerghborhorxl. Keep coollhll sum mer with the club pool' #2831 BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBOAHOODI Thrs 3 bedroom raised ranch rs located approx 'h mile from c~y. Offers living room, formal drnrng and more. Has been extensrvely remodeled, nrce carpeting and vinyl sidin~ Large deck. Prrced rn the $20s N2850 REDUCED $27,000 Cozy & comfortable 2 bedroom vinyl sided home. Livrng room, bath, eat-in krtchen, large dt!lached garage+ appro1. I acre 82829 y, ACRES + COMMERCIAL BUILDING Excellent for reta~l sales SR 160 locatro n. Brrck conslruclron. low maintenance. approx 1,500 sq H., walk'" cooler. Burldrng constructed 1983 remodeled 1989. PLUS, 2 bedroom apartment bath, spacrous livrn! room. equrpped krtchen Large gravel parkrni area Larre lot Calllodav for mor.e rnformation and &act location Prrced below replacement cost' #1863 RESIDENTIAL BUilDING SITES Each tract ran~ng from 6 to 6\\ acres Exc ~lenl localion. Reslrrcted lo ptotect property values LiM ie, ~any, excavation needed. Rural water and electric available. Green Townshrp. lf you 'relooking for an rdeal home sile with acreage ~ve us a call toay' #1807 SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUl! Thrs 4 bedrooms, 3 bath well constructed fram e/brick bl·level oHers rela1ed comfort throughoul Equrpped krtchen wrth beautiful cherry cabrn ets. 2 car garage, all this and more nestled in 4 shady acres. #2839 YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS Gorgeous brick home just as soon as you take one loo~ you'll be sold. 3 bedrooms, formal dining & living rooms, 3 bath~ family room, lully equipped krtchen. 2 car garage and separate 24'136' gar· Bge, pond, private settin& EKcepllonal~ nice home w1th a lot of amenrties +over 4acres. C.ity schools' 12857 Unconditional llf•tirne guan~n ­ tee. Local retarenus tumlsh.cl. Fr•• ••llmalee. Call collect 1614-237-0488, day or night . Roger1 BaHmenl Wat.,pr~ ling. sleo MrVlclng moll otMr br1nds. Houta calfa, elso In Zenith sorn. appliance r1palta. WV 304-51&-2391 Ohio 114--«5-34114. Rotary or cebl1 tool drilling . Moat wells complll.cl lime day. Pump 1al11 and "rvk:a, 304895-3802. HOME = GOOD BARGAINt 3 bedrooms, bath, drnrng room and more. Call for more detarls. $15.500.00 #2809 BASEMENT WATERPROORNG Ron'a TV Service, speclalltlng BUDGET PlEASER $23.900 is all rt takes to buy your very frrst home. complelely furnished, 2 bedrooms. large balh. storage buildin& cellar. and rural water, 9 acres. Located on Stale Roule 218 al Mercervrlle. #2865 BELIEVE IT!!! All the TLC Ihat has been pul intothrs meplronal 2-.1 bedroo m home Lrv10g room. famrly room. drning room Enclosed porch and partral basement. concrete drive. newly parnted and pape.'ed, nrcely decorated Crlv lrvrn~convenrenl $40s #1867 Home Improvements Complet• Mobil• Home H1 up. & repslra, also plumbing & •l•ctrical, roofing, remodeling, pattoe & decks lite. REUQDE[. INGJ Reter.nctoe. E.etlmatft. 614-256-1611. eluded Approx. 28 acres pasture and lrllabl e land. 7 acres more or less wooded all acreage rs fenced Land lays very well. N2856 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFOADABLY PAICEDI ATTENTION! AnENTION! Meigs County Real Estate Owners WI havt buylrl rudy to view your property. CALL TODAY AND LIST WITH CLELAND REALfll" . RENT PAYMENTS! CHARM. LOCAIION. CONVENIENCE! Barn, tobacco base. and mmeral r1ght s are 1n · POMEROY - 4 Unit Apartment burldrng rn Pomeroy Poten tial Monthly gross rncome $400 00. r\skrng $17.500 0· ° DIVORCE YOURSELF FROM THOSE 35+ POMEROY - Grand ~der home wrth potentral. 8 rooms. 3-4 bedrooms, brrcl< construcbon. Needs some work $25.50000. RUTLAND TWP.- 84 acres vacant ground. $34.000.00. i marntenance vtnyl stded ra nc h Large breezeway, 2 car garage with auto· door. Family room and dm · rng area 25' xiS' barn (Could purchase an addr l,onal 111.\ acres!. Call al once. #2858 Exqursite 3 bedrooms. 2~ bath home in great lor.ation. '• story with approx 2,374 q. N. of lrvrng space • approx. 28'!24' garage. Fami ly room, lormal lrvrng room. dinrng area and much, much, much more' C1ly schools Call trxlay lor complete lrstrn g. N2848 POMEROY - Kingsbury Road - 2• acre lol. Water and elec. avBilable. Owner may help trnance Srx lois lo choose lrom. $6,000.00 #262 NEW LIS liNG - ON UNION AVE - Sol rd well constructed 3 bedroom. I ~ bath. new furnace. new roo I, detached garage Askrng $35,000 #268 COURT STREET - Sutton Twp.- We have 2 one acre loi s wtth rural water and elec avarlabl e Surlable lor mobrle home or home srte. Call for detarls RUTLAN 0 - Must see to apprecrale. 3 bedroom. 1'~ baths. ranch . Beamed ceilings Heal pump, CiA. patro, garage. car · port plus olher buildrngs srtualed on app> 6 acres. $44,000.00. ktlchen onr brflroom oath. gooa mcome AsKmg on 1y $1 5,000 SUTTON TWP. - Court Slreet- Approx 26 acres of vacant land, gas well plus royaltres. water and elec ava~lab . e $23,500. SUTTON TWP. - Court Street - Approx 25 acres ol vacant land, water and elec. avarlable Beaulrlul home s1te $18,500.00. RACINE- Ranch home on C.R 35. 5 mrles from Racrne 7 room. 3 bedrooms. famrly room wrth lrregta ce. mud room, utilrly, heat pump A/U .I5 acres $45.9 0 00 teet ot l1vmg spctce 1ncludes 4 bedrooms, ftrepl~ c e. formal dec' Alllhrs and more on 2 acresm/1 Askrng only $25.000 Call today for your appornlnrenl #207 COMMERCIAL - On Ea st Marn Sirs thrs commercral burld rng wrth lots of potentral Over 5000 sq N Sa les fioor. and storage area. Good lraffr c flow $55,000 #212 BAUM ADDIIION - Vrnyl srded hr level w~h 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. drnrng area. lamrly room, basement. garage on I acre miL Askrni only $62,500 #216 ROOM TO DO YOUR OWN THING! 4\\ acres accompany thrs 3 bedroom. 2 balh low POMEROY - 5 acres. vacant ground on lop ol h1ll near town . Great localron lor hou se or trader $3.900 00 •SB-4 NEW liStiNG N1cety remodeled older nome lor person 111ho I'I'Ant ~ m town lR DR. 3 BR l'h Mlhs FR ca rpet down hardwood ~p krrchen d 1 ~po~l. ran~e ,,1 llfrl!ly room. pat.;, plu s dect •llo~ely tenced 1n ~a1d c~riXJrl. ~ s heal . cenhal arr LCIW. luw SO's Take ~ loo~ at lh1s well kept ,~_,.~·':'i"'d:.!CG,!·,'". 81 MIDDLEPORT - Good street - Thr s nrce 1'.\ st ory home features 3-4 bedrooms, mrxl ern krtchen wrth drnrng bar. all storms & many other lealures In cludes lrarler lot $23,500 00 . M592. YOU COULDN"T lSI rn and pl;r:e your furnrl~re 11" :; 1 of hou~ stoy frame house wrth l R OR J UR \ ~ 1!chen ranRE w1 sell clei!f1 •nR ()~en . I II b asem~n t par trdlly lr n d1~d bath ~ a ~ treat central arr Youmu st check lh 1s 011111 you wan t~ ~ooo t1uy . ;.Qf.~~.~ r: x~¥if~o/W-®-·; Services MIDDLEPORI - Beautrful colonral home' l evel lot. 2 car garage, has ornate trim . aMrc sludro w/skyli ght Well rn su lated $49,900.00. room. cathed ral cetlmg. soi;Hium.lronl and ba cKdecKs 2 car 304- Call us lo see lhrs appealrng 1988. 14'x56' mobrle NEW LISIING- MIDDLEPORI - 6.09 Beautrful secluded country acres close lo town, 3 bedroommobrle home, small barn. $1 5,900 00. #234 hom~~, 1987 Cltetlon 130 HP UO, low hours, $5,400. 614-245-5V78. GREEN SCHOOl DIS! RIC! - Very nrce 5 bedroom, 2'1, bath ranch w1th tult ba sement, gas heat. Yi Oodburner. 2 car garage. fa mily room. rr.nflala1r, 14 acre and a lot more Only motor 773-5363, Chartae Daekar. AFFORDABLE & ADORABLE!! Thrs charmrng 1987 2Bx48' forest Park doublewrde has 2 aM ached decks, 3 bedrooms. 2 NEW LISTING - FARM St Rt 248 - ll1ou liave always wanled lo own FARM wrlh a large amount ol acreage (appx 171 acres). a 3 bedroom older home wrlh fREE gas large barn, sheds. other buildings. and a larm po nd, then thrs rs it'" Call for appoinlmenl" $58,000 00 ***Just want Vacant Land17 Owner wrll splrl and se ll appx. 92 ac wrth rural water and elec. avarlable Gorxl burld rng site on Curtrs Hollow Rd . wrth rural water and elec avaria ble Gorxl burldiO! srle on Curt1s Hollow Road $24.000.00. 1 Auto Parts & Accessories ease, olh., small parta. 1120 Ea... Main S1rMI Pomeroy. 446-31144 GREEN SCHOOL DISIRICT - 3 bedroom. 2 bath ranch w~h lull basement garage ded. heal pump Nrce nerghborhood lor rhe chr ldr en lo play A s k~ng $59400 #263 m•torS CCESS, brlnds. SPEL WITHOUT U" RIVE RSIOE MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 614446-2424. POMEROY, OHIO $69.000 GS450. 31500 miles, •xe cona, 304-182- For S..ll: Camaro auto parts, 1980 hood, I left tendar tor 1,.1980, also Ctt.v. 350 Turbo Trena. & 250, 6eyl. haad, 814286-4621. wtth !amtly room dmmg room woodburner and more ~ II Motorcycles '86 TRX 250 tour whtalar, aac: eond $1,600. 18ft. flatbed traner WISEMAN REAL ESTATE $46.500 #242 2 FOR 1 - A 2 bedroom I ba l r home wrlh lrvrn g room. k1t chen and a 19 79 14x 70 mo bile home w1t h 2 bedroom s ] baths. lamtly room w1th ln cplace oond, Hoi= 79 SECOND AH -You willlrnd lhr1] llerlr oo rn I'' llalh home lltreo, good 1984 Ford Econo Cargo Yln 3 quar1tr ton, make offiirL ta z•r Clinic, Genital ::Nr'VIcN Real Estate General 139.9ACRES AND 1'1, SIORY HOME wrl h 3 bedroo ms. bath 1P gas heat. large ba10 toba cco base Askrn g $59 DOD #251 304-875~111. for Sale 27 ACRES _: Plus - llrm. Call a her 6:00PM, 304-8'7&- Dopt. 814-445-5118 Mon-Frl, '"· Plko, Room 304, Golllpollt, OH. PH.: 448-8888. ri111111 g .-11 Ea. irvr ng roo"111 . lull tJasem ent 2 large butldmgs Ap . 60 MI L BEAUIIFUL ACRES - Great lor hrk10g or 1wnlrng 1984 Chev~ full till pick up. V-1 engine, 72,000 mll•t, $4,000. AM/FM Real Estate General ham Drive. All electric. 3 bedroom ranch type houte. wi1h aneched garage. Good ltarter home. •30,000. ContiiCI Farmers Home Administntlon, 629 Jackson 1115.14 All BRICK t BEDIIOOIIS - In ~ c llo~~ #219 Catfl• Racks, &14-388--9657. $2,500. negotiable. 81~e..nt Real Estate General Fruits & Vegetables 1161] NEW LIStiNG· ThiS home has had gre~t carr and rs rn be~uiiiUI shape Read~ to mo~e rnto App !200 SQ tt ut l r~lfl ~ s ~ce oHer rng l r ~'n g 100m, lam 1ly 100m wl l1replacr· kitchen and dmrng 100m 3 ba and 2 baths 24"11:1' Fl()rrda Room, screerted·rn porch, storage bu1ld1n~ !II[' hear an~ r.rnt au Per ieci seti~i lor pnvac v oo l4 iK m/1 Complete I~ lu rIllSlied an!l r~ad~ to move room. k1tchen. lull basement. cen tral atr. I car garage I car , body . 114-317· 0535. FOR SALE #257 carport Askrng $49,000 $500. w:~•fd e eyt 500 CIO, auto. Runt rough, I'IIW Urea. For Sail 1988 Camero 614-4487720 Real Estate General CITY SCHOOLS - J bedrooms. I bath ranch w~h lrvrng 25e-1421l. 11118 Chevy pickup 350, 01159. Co~y Silage Wagon, Allis 1977 Corvaltt, 23,500 Actual Chalmers Silage Wagon, 34 John Oeert Chopper, Raw Hoi· miles, Whit• with all opllons, land Blower, 125, Field r.. dy. Ga111gt ktpt. 614-448-40S3. 1978 2 door, Ford Thunderbird . 614-886-e732. Jim's Farm Equlpm•nt, SR. 35 , Maka an otter. Call lor appoint· W•st GalllpoUa, 514 -4 46 •9771; ment. Call614-446-189l Wide .. lect:km n•w & uaad farm 1983 ToyOia Corolla, 4 door tractors & lmplementa. Buy, door with sun root, $1,800. call Hll, trade, 8:00.!5:00 WMkday1, 30<1-675-3117leave meassag•. Sat till Noon. CITY IS THIS OLDER ONE STORY wrth 2 bedrooms. bath. d~n~ngroom, patrral ba>emenl. garage Ask~ngonly $29.500 #224 1966 GMC runs great! $500. 81.&- 1978 Ford F250 HOUSE FOR SALE. Rodnoy Vlllagolt- 811 Gro· FIVE ACRES- Beauliful 3 bedroom. 2 bath home Equ,pped 72 Trucks for Sale »t-882-2447 after 5:00. Vour 1rea. (11 805-887-8000. Ext. dows, digital daah, AMIFM catt. Pontiac 1984 Chevetll. Auto., good con- dillon. $695. 614·742-3154. Real Estate General Surplus. S-10181. 1986 1062. 1817 Tempo $2i00, 1N7 Dutter 12900, 1985 Tempo $2400. For 1111 or trade. 814.25.1270. 1986 Ford Thundtrblrd, auto, PS, PB, Ptlals, tin, air, crulae, rur det., power mirror Pwln· 5:30p.m. 30He2-2956. 1983 Ford Escort $800. 304-675· Autos for Sale 78-31112. $2,500, 304-675-2e27. Jubilee with Loader $2,495; 8N Ford with Bush Hog, Plow, Cultivator & Gradtlr Br1de, $2,395. 71 mU•;a~Wlrranty unlli -:-:-:~:-,.--:---:--:-:-:-:-:-: 1975 Oids Cutlass $600. Oldt Cutlass $450. Call Autos for Sale LX. loadld Badger 7f1 Hay Bind, Gahl Grinder Mixer, all exc eond 304-213· 4215. ' 1969 Dodge Corooet 440. 318 engine, auto., AC, 83,000 actual mires. Excellent condition. 614· 71 Sunday limes-Santinei-Paga D-7 FARM Saptle Tank Pumping $90L.Ollila Approx 71 acres m all Corn r1b, metal free stall barn . storage bUIIdtng, pond and sp rm g, tobacco base M1lkm~ system and mmeral r1 ghts In - cluded PLUS 2·3 bedroom home wrl hlrvrng room bath. lor mal drnrng and more Call tod ay lor com: plel ~ llllrngr IDEAl LOCATION. #183~. Co. RON EVANS ENltRPHISES, Jackllon, OH 1-B00-537..Q528. Davia 82 MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAY!\1 And you mrght be surprrsed what you can buy thrs home lor ' Lovely 2 slory w1!0 3 bedrooms, 1•.; baths, l1ving room , partral basr:menl, 2 lots each approx B5'x 120'. unattached 11\oJ car garage and a lot more Call trxlay lor showrll) and complete lrstrng #2851 CONVENIENTLY LOCAIED AND AFFORDABLY PRICED lhrs 3 bedroom rarsed ranch rs located approx 'h mrle from city Offers lrYrng room, formal drnrng and more Has been extensrv~y remod~ed. nr ce carpetrng and v10yl s1drng large deck. Prrced rn the $20s mso JOYFUl EXPECTATIONS!! Call me perlect ron 1 4 bedr.oom, 3~ bath. two story home privately nestled rn over 3 acres. Huge lam rly room. lor mal entry, drnrne and living rooms. Study, large kitchen . 20'x40' rnground pool. And so many more amepitres. Callloday! N2854 5rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms, city waler and nat. gas. Land needs to be developed House needs some 1ende1 loving cere This one is one thai you can own as reasonable as possible. *2U9 Servlc•, Plumbing & Healing Cart•r'l Plumbing and H•allng Fourth •nd Pfn• Gallipolis, Ohio 514-446-3868 84 Electrical & Refrigeration R11identlal or eomm•rclal wiring, new ••rvlctr or rapalrs. LleanNd altC1rlclan. Rldanour - Eloctrlcol, 304-e7S-1718. 85 General Hauling R & A Water Sarvlca. Poola, c• lema, Willi. lmmedllt•1,000 or 2,000 g1ilon1 dlllvary. Call 3Q4. B75-6370. Wetar Haull~, • r11sonebl1 r1tn, volume dlio ~ counts, 2,000 to 4,000 capt~elty, ' Wanarson't c::lallrne, DOOia, walla, ate. Cll : 304-6711-2~8 87 PRICED IN THE MID $20's 4~ acres just outside Gallipolis crty limits Saw· Vac G.org11 Cre~~k Rd. P1rta, suppilei, pickup, and delivery. 614446.0294. - Upholstery Mowroy'o Up~clott<lng oorv1<> lng trl county lrtl 25 ~rt. Tht boot In tumHuro upl10totorlng. ; Call 304-175-4114 tor ""' ... thl\ltH. . "' Orahom Up1101011tJ Cantor, ~ .. HMHor. Or. Call for oPOOimi'IIORio .. & oot ma101. Calli~ S431. ·· �Page D-B Sunday Times-Sentinel Rose disease spreads WOOSTER, Ohio (UP I I - An Ohio State University horticulturls say s roses ar e sufferi ng because the Augu st rains have caused black spot funga l disease to bloom. " We're seeing a lot of bl ack spot In Ohio now beca use of the high humidity and wetness," says Gary Anderson, who studies the Garden of Roses of Legend and Romance at the univer sit y's Ohio Agricultural Resea rch and Development Center. " It 's been quite bad In places." The malady first appears as small, black spots on the lowE'r leaves of ro se bu shes. The les ions gradually spread. Soon whole leaves turn yellow and dr op . It's an unsightly di sease. says Anderson, who is al so chairma n of the Horticulture Technolog ies Division of Ohio State's Agr icul tural Tec hnical Insti tute at Wooster . But he says there's no need to panic; afflic ted r oses probabl y won' t be pushing up d aisies . "If It had happened ear lier . thr plants would have been un able to make food for the res t of th(' season and they would have really declined ," he says. "For tunately, we're late E' noug h in the year now that even it the leaves drop, i t shouldn' t ser iously affec t the heal th of the bu sh. "We're al so head ing toward cooler wea ther . Once we get into Sep tember. black spo t sho ul d be less of a problem . " From Aug. 1-24, the wea th er stati on at the Wooster center recorded 4.41 inches of ra in. T he average total rainfa ll for the site in August is 2.86 inc hes. Garde ners followi ng strict fun gicide sc hedules should avoid mos t problems with blac k spo t. T he d isease flares mainly on unsprayed roses. "A lot depends on how r igid yo u've been in spray ing. If you've been ap ply i ng fungic ide on sched ule. you should be ge t li ng reasonable co ntro l. But some ti mE's peo ple slac k off this time of the yea r . "They thin k it 's no t needed. or they go on vaca ti on. Mos t yea r s. th at's not a problem . T his year. it 's been a morP SPr ious pr ob lem ." Ander son's adv i ce? "Keep applying a fung icide according to sc hed ule." he says. "Do n't wa it to see a lot of ye llow )paves dropping. Yo u ca n't stop what's al ready happe nE'd . " Because of rain, weevils a big problem COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP!) Wet wea ther has turned a tiny grub into a lar ge problem in the landscape and living room . "Because the soil is so wet. blac k vi ne weevil gr ubs are not feeding on roots deep In the soil but on those close to the trunks of shr ubs," says Dave Shetlar, land scape ent om ologis t at Ohio State Universit y. "This feed ing is killing the shrubs. especia lly yews, azaleas a nd r hododend rons." Meanwhile, adult blac k vine weevils are cra wling into th e pots of houseplants placed outsid e, Shetlar says. The adults seem to pre fer philodendrons, Afr ican violet s and ficus. Once inside a pla nt po t, weevil s feed on a plant 's leaves and lay eggs that hatch into grubs that feed on the roots. Although feeding adult s pro· duce distinctive crescent -shaped notches on leaves. their dam age is rare ly seri ous to shrubs or house plant s. But gr ubs ca n wea ken and poss ibly kill housp plants. Bl ack vi ne weevil grubs usually f eed on less-v ital annual roo ts far fr om a shrub's trunk , Shetlar says. But abund ant ra in has forced them up to the trunk's base. The rain has al so prom oted gr owth of a fungus In deep soil that's deadly to the grubs, al so forc ing them to move. ·'Normal feeding by the gr ubs isn' t much of a problem because the annual roots can take it ," Shetlar says. " But becau se a tr unk 's root collar Is so sensitive to damage, It takes just a few feeding grubs to kill a shrub.'· Bl ac k vine· weevils feed on about 15 species of shrubs, m any of which are ever greens. T hey're a common and costly pes t in plant nurseries. Shrubs Infested with black vi ne weevil grubs will wea ken and die, Shetlar says. It ca n take week s for dead ever gr eens to turn completely br own . Bl ac k vine weevil grubs ar e about a third of an Inch long, c-shaped and l egless. They're white or pink is h, and their heads are brown . The adults are abo ut the same length and black, with ye llow or gray spots on their back s. T o determine if shrub r oots ar e infes ted with blac k vine weev il gr ubs, look for ev idence of feeding by the adult s. " The crescent -s haped notches Rain hurting com., soybeans WOOSTER, Ohio tUP l i Ohio's soybeans and co rn arc aching from the summer rai n. with disease and soggy so il s hampering the gr owth of the multimillion-do llar cr ops. "Phy tophthora roo t rot in soybeans has been par ticular ly bad, " say s Pa t Li pps, an Ohio State Universit y plant pa tho logist. " It's present in almos t ever y count y in the state. T he dam age has been ex tensi ve." The soli-borne fungus thri vC"s under cool, wet co nditions. Corn has been hu r t by too muc h wa ter In farmer s' fields. Lipps says . Satura ted soils and cool tem per atures have slowed thf' crop' s devel opment. The state's northwes t reg ion has bee n hard es t hit due to its clay so ils. " We're behind sched ule wi th co rn because it 's ju st not growi ng well," says Li pps, a field crops disease spec ialist at th e universi ty's Ohio Agr icultura l Resparch and Development Ce nter . From Aug. 1-24, the ce nter's weather stat io n recorded H I . Inches of r ain and an average air tem perature of 68 degrees. T he avera ge total rainfall for the site In A ugust i s 2.86 inches; the long- term aver age air tem pera ture for the month Is 70.3 degrees . Lipps says th at It' s too late to help thi s summer's sovbeans But he says farmers ca n lake prevent i ve strps come sprin g. "T here's not much you ca n do about phytopht hora this year." he says . "Bu t you should m ake th e pffort to idrntifv it in your f ields . I f you know y ou haw it. _ vou can look al planUng tolE'ra nt or resista nt var if' t ics next year." It's hardrr lo forecas t problems with cor n on wet so il s. " I t 's t' n l irP i v wra th rr dcprndrnt." hP says . "U ntil you can prrd icl the weathe r . then' s no t m uch you ca n do abou t it. I wou ldn'l changt• m1· co rn practices basrd on what r·, ·r seen this )'f'ar . I t's bern an abnorma l. WPI summrr . But thrn's some good nrw s. Ohio 's whPal ha s already bc!'n ha r vps ted . Powdt·r-, · m ildrw and septaria disra sr s causrd some yield lossPs. and rain du ri ng hiln·r st rau sPd some sproutin g damage. but ovrrall "it was a fair·l,- t!Pct ·nt wh!'al vrar." hr Sa)'S. ThP Ohio Agr icu ltural Stati stics Service valued Ohio's 1988 soybean rrop at $16~ mi llion. T he 19Hll corn crop was wor th $676 m illion . <Jnd lhr wheat crop. $170 mil l ion . Dur ing t hP year, soybea ns Wf'I'C grown on J9 mi llion acres. corn on :u milli on acres and whrat on 1 millio n acres. Dow ··· - - - - - - - - - Contin ued fr om D 1 mar k et Is tied to oil pri ces as wei I as Inflation and rrcession fear s and we' re go ing to bE' hampcn·d by these comp lE'x crosscu rn•nts until there's morr ciari tv about the events in th P M idrast. " Ac k erm an sa id that wit h oil prices still above $25 a barr(') and co ncerns th at interest rates m ig ht not co me down as quicklv as necessa r y to forrs tal l a recession. stac ks co uld fa I I furth er. Rona ld Sc hrocdPr. chief in ves tment offi cer at .J & W Seligm an and Co .. agrPPd 1ha 1 the F eder al Rescrvr could find Itself between a rock and a hard place when i t comes to an inter es t rate cut. fraring " rev iva l of inflati on if it cuts ratr s but r iskin g a r-rcrssion if it does n't use a r atr cut to trv to pump up a falter in g eco nom)·. "This is a nervous per iod for the m arket, we co uld j ust back and fill (tra de in a ra ngrl for a while," he sa id . But Schroeder said he fplt the market' s plunge was overdone and that the rebo und this week represented inves tors' attempt s to " separ ate va lue from thE' fear that w as dri ving stocks down. .. He w as a bit m orp upbea t about the prospects for the M ideast crisis. ''I think Sa dd am Hu ssPi n has al ready accom plished what he wanted to- to ra ise the prier of oil and eliminate or neut ra l ize an ex trem e over pr od ucer. Kuwait . " That should keep th r price of oil at a higher level. but if the crisis Is resolved diplomatica lly or militarily in the short r un . thr Imbalance of oil In the wor ld Indica t es oil pr i ces woul d soften," he sa id . And If the crisis is not reso lved soon? " We could be stuck in a $2J range for oil and would havr to add to (projections fori inflation. "But I don 't see a long protracted cr is is. Never be fore have we seen such unanimous worldwide suppor t to elim inate a threat. And th e free world has seen Its equit y drop 10 to 20 percent since the crisis bega n. It's In no one's bes t inter es t for this to go on f or a long time," Schroeder said . On the trading f loor this week, Philip Morris was the mos t active Issue, up 1 lis to 45~. Wai-Mart followed, up 1% to 28%. Texas Utilities was third. off lis to 33 ~ . Among the other blue chips, ,\T&T ro sr ' -· trJJ~ .I,. I BMgainrd }1 ., to 101', . ilol'ingjumpcd2 :1., to -txi _1. C!'nl' r ;il \'l otor s addrd 2\ to :IY ' 1 and 1-:xxon gainl'd JL, lo oil. Pl'f'n as oil prrct•s fell sharp lv this \\'( '(' k ' On lh1• ,\mt •rican Stock Ex chang(', tlw ,\mrx Markrt Value indrx acldPd I . 10 to c losr Fr ida)' at :12:1 :1~1 . Ad1·ancrs ll'd decli nes ooX-2/:\ among thr ~% issut's t radf'd . A m P x ,. o I u m 1• 1o 1a I l' d :,X,ti92.(llll shares . compa rrd with !1:\.1%.:,/:, tradt•d a wt·t'k t•ar lier ,, nd ti 9.11 X. 2!111 1rarlt•d in 1hP sa mP Wt'('k il .\ 'f' ar c~go Paint •Wrbbi •r' s c;dl warrants on lht • Tokio m;1rkt't 's l" i kkei inclt•x li ·tl tlw ,\nwx ar·til't's, off '• 1() ~It; September 2, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . on fo liage are the best si gn that grubs are i n the so l!, " Shetlar says. "On yews, needles look cut in half length wi se. Adult weevil s feed at night , crawling bac k int o leaf litter , mulch, or loose soil a bout an hour be fore dawn. " The weevils can trave l up to 200 feet a night , allowing them to lay eggs in m any loca tions." If you find ev idence of weevil feed ing, use a fl ashlight aft er sunset to chec k plants for adults, Shetlar says. Al so chec k nearby paved areas, such as sidewalks or pa tios. Chem ica ls to con trol blac k vine weevil grubs are only available to tra ined landscape pr of essi onal s, Shet l ar says. Adults are resis tant to horticultura l oil s and insecti cida l soa p, and dusts of ro tenone and pyrethr um only knoc k them down for a while. ·'The only way for gardener s to control the weevils is to try and whittle down the number of adult s. Orthene is abo ut the only pes ti cid e moderately effective on them . It mu st be applied to foli age and surround ing soil every two weeks in in feste d areas un ti l th e weevi ls arE' gone. Wheat prices continue to sink COLUM BUS, Ohio (UP I ) Domes tic and foreign w hea t producti on is up this yea r . ex ports are down and pr ices continue to sin k. The only thing producers ca n hope for. Ohio Sta te Unive rsit y agricultural economist Allan Lines says. is that Co ngress increases set - as ide acreage for the crop to be planted this f all. It will take at leas t a 20 percent ARP program to br ing hoper back int o the m ar ket. T hat level of set -as ide is beyo nd the bo unds of the cu rrent prog r am and woul d require spec ial leg islati on. But therE' is little hope at this point for an ARP that large. Whea t producers should prepare for an ex tended per iod of low m arket pr ices and use target pr ices . adju sted by Gr ammRudman. to plan th eir wheat plantin g this fa ll. Soybean provision to have minimal impact COLU M BUS, Ohio (UP I ) T he soy bea n marketing loa n prov ision in bo th House and Senate versions of the 1990 Fa rm Bill will have minlm allmpact on product ion deci sions, m arket de· vel opm ent s or th e f eder al bud get . Allan Li nes. agri cultura l eco nomist at Ohio State Universit y, says th e loa n r ate set in bo th bills is below expected m arket pr ices for th e nex t fi ve years. As i t sta nds now. th e market ing loa n provision is more a r isk reducer than an inco me enh anceme nt prov ision. In thf' eve nt of larger tha n anti cipated harves ts or wea ker dem and , the Senate bill would guarantee pr oducers $5.50 per bu shel even if market prices fell below $5 per bu shel. But budgetar y costs would be zer o so long as the price averaged $5.50 or more . If prices fell to $4.50 the mar keting loa n co uld cos t th e governm ent as much as $2 billion. The probabilit y of pri ces fa l lin g below th e m arketin g loan is very minim al. T he marketin g l oa n provision Is a mechanism to seemingly give the farm co m munit y something th at should cos t taxpayers not hing. Tariffs to be counted differently Monetary ... COLUMBUS, Ohio tUP i l Tar iffica ti on is a key to th e Amer ican pos ition in the current round of international trade negotl atiOJ!S. De nnis Hend erson. agr icultu ral economi st at Ohio State Universit y , says nego ti ator s in· te nd to co nvert all non-tar i ff 1rade ba rriers such as quotas or ot her im port-q uanti ty restrictio ns to tariffs. which are esse ntia ll y import taxes. Subseq uent nego ti atio ns wou ld then occur on reduc ing tar iff level s. One way of co nverti ng non-tar iff bar r ier s to tariffs is to ca lcul ate th e domestic mar ket pr ice in an importin g country as a perce nt age of the wor ld m ar ket price. at tributlng a higher domes tic pr ice to res tr ictions on impor t quantit y. This perce ntage would then becom e the tar iff, replac ing a ll non- tar iff barri ers . T he U.S. -Japanese Beef Agree· mc nt is an exa mple of this. A ll .Japa nese quantit y restr ictions on bee f imports will be rep laced by a dec lining tar i f f sched ule beg inning April 1. Co ntinued fr om D -1 produ cts could act ually lessen as a fun ct ion of lesser dem and. Thu s. the Fed should be mor e concerned with the r ate of pr ice Increase which previously ex· Jsted than that which wlll res ult from the oil shock . Fin ally, considera tion mu st be given to the dollar and the rel ative level of U.S. int eres t r ates. Neither of these fac tor s prov ide a favor abl e backdrop for Fed eas in g. Th e doll ar recently dropped to record lows. w hile the Int er es t rate premium avail abl e in the U.S. is nar ro wing. Given the implica tio n th at additional doll ar weakness could res ult fro m a monet ary eas ing, the Fed Is likely to proceed with caution. In short, the political press ure th at will be brought to bea r by a weakenin g economy should con· tlnue to bias the F ed toward ease. However . still present signs of Inflation and a weak doll ar will limit the magnitude of any such move, and It s impac t will In any event co ntinu e to be overs hadowed by external event s. (M r. 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