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So dec larer wJII get five di amond tncks, one hea r t , two spades and one du b t riek or two. without any trouble CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH 44 TV's Shore 45 Winter 13 "20/20" hazard host 46 Foe Yesterday's Answer 14 U shered DOWN an arriving 1 Pea place Moran 27 On the 2 Yoko gue st 10 See 40way 15 Brain 3 Elias Across 30 Unit of Howe's storm 16 Melody radiation 17 Cotton pride 18 Disrobe 33 Smudge 4 Annie' s 19 Gawk in 34 Turfs seeding devic e s pooch a way 35 Oct. 18 S m a ll 5 Different 21 Caesar birthstone 6 Posequme and others 37 Adjective for a 20 "The sasse s 23 Manumit D octo r - " 7 Think up 24 - Bovary shoppe 22 Flip 8 Exerci se 25 Back -to- 39 Convened aid school ingredi ent 41 Aries 23 Fanc iful 9 Actre ss mo . 42 Bashful bord e rs 26 Bugs's riv al 28 " M a ~r i ed lo the Mob " diredor 29 Some hor s e s hoe s throw s 3 1 G uit a ri s t' s a id 32 O nt a rio India n 33 S ing a Ia E lla 34 Lo ndo n area 36 Fl a me attacker 38 Poppy !>AlLY CRVPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work it : 11·28 1\XVDLBI\1\XR Is LONGFELLOW One le tl~r stands fur another. In this sample A rs used for the three I.'s, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnalion of the wunb are all hints . Each day Ure code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE Hy G A T I C G N X I. G s Q (i Q c Q C I<XL CG VGLLQZS G R y U X L S QG H II S G A R Y I' G I. H y I' VF H Y G A l H C G MIRLP G P . D X U G \'e.terd•11'• C111p1oq•ote: THIS IS TilE FINAl OF A GENnEMAN: HIS RESPECT FOR, TIIOSF WIIO CAN BE OF NO POSSIBLE SERVICE to IIIM . . WIUIAM l'liELPS 1E S T © 199(J !Jy K1nq - aft er De mocr ats and Repu bli cans hl l whal one sou r ce ca lled "a wall" In lhe ir unsuccessfu l a11em p1s 10 agree on how h ig h Incom e tax r ates on the rich should be in exc hange f or the capll al gai ns adjus lmen l s Pres i den I Bush and Republ icans have wa nted. Optimis tic negotia t ors rP cessed !h eir l al ks shortly after II JO p m . EDT fridav and plan ned to resume a t- n oon Sal ur day As ked as he lefl l he la lks if th er e had been m uch disc u ssion abou t caplla l gains, Se nal e Republ ican leader Bob Do le of Kansas sa id. "No1 m uch . Traffic signal operational at U.S. 35 and Route 7 produd 40 Hidea ways 43 "Inferno " chronicler ACROSS 1 Desperado c haser s 6 Took on 11 Ryan 12 Love, to Luigi GOP drops WASHINGTON iUPI J - Re· public ans al lhe biparti san budget summ il tal ks droppe d th eir longs tanding dem and for a lower or lnfla llon-adjusted capl · Ia! ga ins tax. p ushi ng In stead for oth er pro-gr owl h Incentives, 1wo sources sa i d. One source co nf i rm ed tha i Republican s had given up on caplla l gains, bu l sa i d thai Dem ocr ais would give l he GOP " a fig lea l, " som e kind of minor lnflallon adju stm ent to k eep !rom embarrassing Bush and making It appear that Republi· cans had co mplel ely caved In on I he co nt ro versia l issue. Th e new GOP pos ition came East [)p;_tft•r 16 Sec tion t, 1 32 Pegea A Mult imedia Inc. Newapaper capital gains cut demand . t Q B7 4 amonds. dJsca r dmg a clu b from dum my . and pl ayed a tt-urd di a mond WPst ru ff ed 111 w1t h th r hear t 10 and ex llt•d tht' lwart k1n g Dec la rer took the tr um p arr and lrd st1ll a nother dta mond Wrs t r uf fed wrl h th e heart qlii'Pn and played a nothrr hea r t Or d a rer wo n thf JJCk. bu t th e e1ght of hea rt s tn the Nor th hand w as now htgh. <Hid t ha t was 10 tn cks for dPclan•r Deda rcr played we ll. bu t West ca n preva il When declarer plays thr thir d d1arnond . Wr st m ust ru f f lvw Thl' dummy wt ll ov(' r ruff. bu t now. when declarer l rt es to ruff bar k to ht s hand w1t h a bl ark ra rd . West Will ovl'r ru f f and play a !ow hCart Decla r er m us1 Win lht' <H '('. lca vm g W('s \ with tw o h1 gh honors He ca n usf' onf' to rufl and 1hP ot her to draw du mm y s last tru mp And wh at about three no-trum p' 1 F'or st a r ters . East mt ght lead a low Vol. 25 No. 34 Copyrighllld 1990 ff~ <lhJr f'!> -· -- -·-- ----- Synlilf <tfP tnr - Howard Baker Saund er s, l ell , poses with his wile and children , I rom left, Dow Saunder s, Allee Saunder s, Betsy Canaday and John Saund er s, alter re ceiving a plaque lor being Inducted Into I he Ohio State Unlverslt v Sports Hall ol F am e In Columbus Friday nlghl. Saunders. I rom Gallipolis, was a standoul on the varsity golf team ln 194r.-47 and was an NCAA m edalist In 1945 as OSU won the team titl e. See story on pag e Ct 1U P I ) Meigs grand jury indicts three for escape By BIUAN J . REED Tlmes-Senllnel St all POM EROY -T hree escap<'!'s from the M eigs Co unl y J ai l we r l' am ong t hose ind icted by a Grand Jury on f riday morning . Accord ing to Me igs Co unlv Prosecu ll ng At lorncy Si<'vcn L . Storv, Edd ie L. Pat ric k was Indicted f ri day morning on om• coun l of felony escape, c hargi ng t hat he fl ed from lhe facililv on J uly H, 1990. AI th e li me of his esc apP, Palr ick was be ing he ld on lwo fr lony dom es ti c vio lcncr actions. Pa t r ic k was subsequen tly co nv i cted o n those. a nd is now sNving a pr!son wrm of six to lfl vears . · St ory 1ndica1ed on friday I hal he wi l l req uest 1hal Palrick bP co nvevf'd from prison to be tried Brian Bass. RaricP. who n~ . ma ins at lar gr morP than a monl h after hisA ugust2 0PsCa Jl!', was a lso indi cted Frid ay on a f elony esca pe cha rge . Bass, 35. was being held In I he ja il on misdem ea nor c harges when he escaped wl lh Johnalh an S. Cline by c hipping l h rough I he ce l l b loc k ce i li ng, clim bin g l hroug h a droppPd ceil ing i n a srco nd -f loor bal hroom a and Pxll lng by way ol a seco nd fl oor wi nd ow . Cl ine, who was rcrap tur('d on Sept em ber 6. en tered a plea or guilty to escape charges as co ntained In a bill of Info rmati on ea rlier thi s week . and wa s sentenced 10 a year IQ pr ison on th e c har ge. A third jatl escapee, Davi d M Persons ol Wesl Co lumbia , was l nd lcl ed f ri day on a four th degree felony escape charge Persons, who esc aped from l hc ja i l on Au gust 7. Is cu rrently be ing held In the M auon Coun ly, ( See MEIGS, page A3 I School officials seek public input POM E ROY - To gain com munll y ln pul on educal ion issues, M ary Goodrich, Slate Board of E ducat ion represe nlalivr for the 101h Co ngressi onal Di stri c l , w ill be i n Meigs Cou nty on Oct 11 10 meet wi t h local cit izens and talk abou l how l o Improve t he cduca llonal de livery system . The meet ing . one of 210 to bP cond ucted ac r oss the stall' l hi s falL wi l l be h eld al M eigs Hi gh Sc hooL Pom eroy Pi ke, f r om 7: JO Ia 9:45p. m . Em ph as is of t he m ee l i ngs. accordm g 10 Pau l Br ic kner, Board presl denl , on get ting bel · ter i nsigh1 Int o how consl iluen l s rea lly feel abou l ed ucalio nal iss urs. Them e of thr meetings w ill b P ··char tin g th e Challenges ·· AI th e meeti ngs c i ttze ns wi ll bP ask to JO in l he boar d In an rf forl l o Improve sc hoo ls. Th ese mee tin gs, exp lained Bri ckner, will g iv<• bu siness l ea ders , senior c itize ns, par enl s. edu calors, sc h ool board members and o ther ronc Prned c itize ns a forum at w hic h th ey ca n share their fee l ings abou l educa tional issues At the sa m e lime they will give Stal e Board members inpul for 1he m ajor poli cy dec isions rhey wi ll be m ak ing du ring no1 on ly lhl s sc hool year but th e re m aind er of thi s decade, Sla te Superint endent ol Public ln slruct lon fra nklin B. Waller nol ed lh al par ticipant s w ill be aske d Ia help del ermln e expecl atlons for Oh io edu ca tion. " We' ll ask how lhev fee l l hri r schoo ls s hould compare to sc hoo ls in othrr countrh's. othrr states, a nd ot h r r di s tr icts t h roug hou t t hP statr." hr sa id On cr rxpf'ctatio ns for rdurtJ tlon tJre considered , pa rticipa n ts wll l d isc uss and comp\P tr n quPsrionnairr about t hr fo llow i ng l op lcs -whal l hc fu l urc Ohio pub lic schoo l gradualc shou ld kn ow - I he State Board's recomm en datlon to increasf> gradua ti on rrq ul rcm ent s -fin anci ng Ohio publ ic schools -criter ia for ldenli fy lng excel · len I and defl cien1 schools. Rcpresenlatlves from I he Ohio Dcpartm enl of Educat i on w ill ex plain eac h 10pic and give ci ll ze ns an opport unll y to share their feelings and lo co m plel e a question naire abo ul the l oplc. Par tl clpa nls wi ll also learn what the State Boar d has alrea dy done to sl re ngt hen \'OCa l lo nal educa llon and spec ial education In addll ion to hosting 210 r egi ona l m eetings, the Sl ale Board will host six leadership m eetings . These m ee1'ngs of bu siness leaders and lhree m eel · in gs of labor leaders will be sc heduled in Cl eve land, Co lumbu s and Ci nc lcnall , one day per cit y. T o supplem en t the op inions gathered on t he ques tionna ire completed al the reg ional and leader ship m eetings the Slate Boa rd will co nduct a telephone survry. T he ques ll on naire and re le· phone survey res ult s 'l.vi ll be l abu l aled and reporl ed lo lhc new govl'rnur . the Jrg islat ur P. thP m ed ia, sc hoo l l ea d ers, public lea der s. cl assroom trachers. and t hr gr nr ra l publ ic in .Jan uary . T he Depanm enl wi ll also in· vlte t h ousa n d s of educa tors and members of t hP busi ness rom m unil y l oa meeti ng on 1\ov. 28al Vete rans Mrmorial in Co lum bus l o d iscuss t he l ypes of parl ner - CLEAN UP • Friday morning In derailmenL · Workers Mason. · shi ps th at can be fo rm ed and are al r ea dy In pl ace througho ul lhr Slale. " Public lnvo lvemenl in l hese meell ngs Is c rit ica l," B r ickner said, " By ga ining inpul fr om all our constituents. the ed uca tio n comm unlly wil l ga ln a tl!'lle r u n d ersta ndln~ of what we mus l do Ia Improve our sc hools. " he concluded. quence for !rattle north on S. R. 7 KANA UGA - A new rra fflc ·stgnal · 11'111 be acllvated al the ··.,ml<e1ll"t!en rlgl!t !urn &ITilw lor soulhbound S.R. 7 and eas rbound Intersect io n ol U.S. Roule 3> and U.S. 35 tr affi c Slate Route 7 in Kanauga begin· Ted Sushk a, Dls t r lc110Tra tllc nlng Monday, acco rding l o Joe E ngineer ca utions all motorl sls L eac h. dl slrlc110d eput y di recl0 r tr avelin g l he area alt er lhe l or the Ohi o De partme nl of signal has been act iva ted. "PreT ra nspor tallon Included as part ol a $883,775 viou s l nslallal lons or 1ralllc r esu!acln g pro Ject or S. R. 7, I he llghls of t hi s ly[X' have proven l o new sign al was lns l alled by the pose problems for traveler s not Shell y Com pany , ol Thorn vil le. aware of the change. We urge Prev iously, l her e ha d been a mol or lsiS lo be aware ol l he f las hin g s i g n al at t h e perm anent stop / go seq uence . " Sus hsk a said . In tersect ion The new signa l wil l be aclua l ed L each sa id the Ohi o Sl ate accordin g to l ratllc flows on U.S. Hi ghway Pat ro l will mon itor the 35 and S. R 7. A green Jell turn lnlersecl lon reg-u lar ly and Iss ue arr ow signa l Is Incl uded as p ari cita tions lo drl vprs Ignor i ng lhe new si gnal ol lhe red , yellow , gr een se Hazardous material hearing scheduled ATH ENS - A pu bl ic heari ng co ncPrn in g th r sto rage and use of hazardous and toxic m aterial s wi ll be held T hu rsday In AI hens a1 th e Cl l y Co uncil Cham ber s on the lhe t hird fl oor of l he c ilv buildin g. 8 Easl Was hi ng l on si f rom 1: :10 Ia :uop.m. M ayor Sara Hr nd ric kcr will se r ve as cha i rman for the hear lng. Sh·e is a mem ber of 11 spec ial comm iss ion appoint ed by Cover nor Richard Cr!rstc tn invPsti gate thr g r owing number of industr ia l acc id en ts in Oh in T he commissio n Is chaired bv Dr. Eu la Bi ngham. Uni versily ol Cl nc l nnall. and Inc l udes repw sen tat lves from gover nmen t. tn dusl ry and labo r. Thf' hE>arlng is onto ol ;1 '>P ill'~ of pub l ic meeti ngs bf'in g hPid in the C'!nc l nna l i. Akro n. Clr\·r!a nd and To!Pdo ar eas in prrparat ion fnr a rrport to br submit iPd to t tw gnvP r nor by Nov l h. ThP rrport wi ll f'\'illua1£' anU m a kr r ecommendat ions cn n crr ni ng t hr r.xtPnt an d sPrigus nPss of ri sk s associ atf'd with ha za rdo us and toxlr matC" r iab usPd in manv workp lacP~ Thl' commi ssio n wil l asSPss thP .:1 de qu<1r~· of rx isti ng IPdPral. '.talr and local Jaws and rlP1rrrnln{' whrthf'r r hangrs in Sl lll l' dnd \oc<ll poli cy, !rgi slatio n .-w d r • ·~::u latio ns arr nrrdrd A ll in trrrstrd partwc, arP trl vi trd to at tPnd . from the Donohue Brothers of BarboursviUe clean up the CSX tanker and boxcars that jumped the track early Tbey worked all day to clean up tbt deraUed cars. Stveral famiUes 011 First Street were evacuated following thP · + ' ' �September 30, 1990 • Commentary and perspective Page-A-2 A Division ol 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio (614) 446-2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. EKecutlve Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBER or The Unltf'd PrPSs lnlerna!lonal. Inland Dally Press Assoda f!On and 1hP Ameri can New spaper Publls her s As socla l Ion. LETTERS OF' OPINION art- weJcomt>. T hf'Y <> hould be IP.Ss 1nan J00 words lo nji!:. All l l"tiJ>rs are sub)E>CI to editing and mu<>t be signed w11 h name. address an d telephone numb€-r . No unslgnf'd l£'1ters wUI bf' publl shed Leit ers <: hould hf' In ~ood taslt>, addr(>!ising lss uf.' s. not persona !It 1~ . Letters to the editor Th ere arr ma ny ways a perso n know s !hal he is gelting older . On e of th P surr wa~r sof detecting Ihis i s how laS! each day passes another and beforr _vou know it <:l week has pau sed. Thr· monl hs pa ss f aster and fas !er and before you know II a couple of years ar e gon P. Without referring to any diary or other docu mt>nt . can you tell wh al happaned one m onth ago . Unless som ething unusual happened, II is doublful you ca n Father time has a way of pa ss ing us without our knowing it. Severa l other ways y ou can IPll that yo u are getti ng oldPr is wh en you no tire that you are wearing two soc ks of d ifferen t colors. ur whrn yo u are fu ll.v clr essed and lliscnver th at you h<:I \T not put your jock ey shor!S on . Ther r ar c times when you get out of bed rhinkin g il is Thursd<n· whrn it is actually only Tuesday . Al so. yo u ra n !ell yo u are getting old er whC'n r l ) y ou ca n't remember names (2 '1 cacnot rt>membt>r lllces and !3 l you wa lk around wilh your fly open Another sure way of detecting agP Is what medication one lakes Duri ng !he pas! year 1 have had di ff icult y wi th !he i ncrPascd pressure on m y eyeball. My malady Is described as g laucoma. I am now using eye drops ca lled Betagam. Earlier 1 used Ttm optic and Tobradex. a ll eye drops . In addition, I have used yellow m ercuric oxidP oi n tment and V isine. 1 al so takr fivp vitamins inc l uding Ferr ou s Sul fate, B-12, E. M and rnull ivltam in . Evt>ry morning I takr Cumadl n I blood thinner). La · nuxin 1hear n. dyazlde ! blood pres sure ) and occassional ly 1 Taxing the American people By FRED W. CROW lake micro caps ipo!a ssiu ml which Is to overcome the sidr effects of !he dyazide. I ha ve also taken antlvert for innf'r Par dizziness. During the past lew weeks I have had sinus Infection . Fo r a time I was taking an ove r -t he-cou nter drug called Si nutab Now , I am l aking a prescription drug named Ta vis ! D I hav e to be careful with !his drug as II makes me sleepy . Also, I have taken Alarax for nerves . Ot her medications I have taken durin g the pas! year are lndocin rgou!l . Zanlac (s!om · ach), Trlmpex linlec!lon) acd Robitussin and Tu ssend for a cough . Other m cd ica lio ns Including Sargf'nt' s worm medicine arp in my cabinet. Oops, this was nor I DLIKe A have to pay more taxes? Wel l. for one thing, when a rich • .. ' person gpt s in trouble most oft hP .•• ' '·, • ••• • • ' ·' ' ' • • ,.' lime our govPrnmrnt has a diffPrent sPt of laws for ri ch prop Ie. Look a! loca l rich people or somP of t hrm in politics They havP sprrad their wealth arou nd 10 g<'l !heir kid s oul of !roubl e. Thi s is em Amer ican outrage th a t is out of co ntroL We seC' r ich people lik e foo lball and baseba ll playe r s grt in trou ble and the y ,grt nothing or ar P sen t to a good ·limr cr ntr r. Th 1 ~ has to slop If yo u' r·p rich vou should pa ~· and pa_v df' ar l ~ . .11 lrrlst a fair· sha rr. and do Just as much ti me in j a il as thr regula r trouble makPr . American '> should dcm;md rhat our wx do ii<H " be spen t 10 build oni\· o nt' kind of pri son - for anvonP who gets in t ro ublr. not Your s tr ul.v, F lovd H. Clrland Middll'pon • •.' •. ·. 'Legal document' M y fami ly roo rflcPlved the packet in thr mail with thP term " lrga l documr nt" · hrg hl ightcd in rr ct ink Co urTs and law _vrrr:; havp usp d th rs dP\"ice for vrars when wr sPnd f(_' <JI legal docu m pnt s 1hrough the m ail . I t is a df'v ice to gfl t at t4? nt io n and ro induce ope nin g and rPading mail. ra ther !han d isca rding 11 along w11 h · JUnk" mail I perso nallY rese nl a polil lral cam paign tor anyone not tr ul .v convey in g '' legal documen ts'' 1 .usi ng thi s tact ic, or using anv ot ht>r mf•as urr designed to m rs lt.'a d a mail n•cipi£'nt into t h i nk 1ng hr ha s to read a particular p1ece of m all I furth er rese n11h r usr of thP words " guilty" and ··co nv·irled" to descr ib e !he .rrsul t s of an adm lnistrntivr . proces s Only a cour t ca n co n net people and declare !h em guil!yof a crime, and !hereby brand !hem crimin als The Oh1o E ler li on Co mm1 s sion· s power l o tr v peoplr and lrv y fines v.·as suspended severa l vears ago bv !he Federal Co uri in Co lumbus pr imarily brcau se lht' Commissio n wa s ove rstepping au thorit v rt.' .'iP rved for thr Courts . Fi na l !\". as a former office hu ld Pr and as a rPgular voter. J would join thr gr owi ng numbPr of vo icr s who \,\"ant pol!t ical ca m · pa igns waged on t hr issuE'S and w i thin thr bou nds of d rc· rnr~ · . ra th r r than thr ough win ·at -an\ -cos t c harac tPr assass ina t ion J a mPs E . Bo rringt on Attornpy at law Chilli cn lhe A day never to be forgotten . The Clly of Gall i polis pla yed .host to Governor Richard F :celeste and members or his Ca binet and start on September :13 and 14 as the Old Fre nch Cit y :OlllcJally was proclaimed "Capl ~al for a Day" . : Tensions were high as the :Governor 's plane touc hed down •thirty minutes behind schedule. :Arter quickly gree!lng Governor Ce leste, we hurri edly rushed to :his car and sped off lo River by . :This whirlwind pace would no! be red uced during the next24 hour s. At !he French Art Colo ny, :Invited guests wer e given !hei r ·first opportunity to meet and talk :with the Governor and his ~ablnet. Our guests from the State House were most personable and sincerely Interes ted In our community . The Ariel Tlleatre was the site of the Town Forum which lmme· dlately followed the reception. Nearly 400 persons packed the house. The Ariel was beautlfully decorated with patriotic nags and bunting. The Governor and his Cabinet were challenged with a variety of questions ranging from environmental Issues to the woes of the Cleveland Indians. Loll&'· time pillar of the commun· Jty, John E . Halliday. and young upstart, yours truly, were sur· prlsed with "Community Service Awards" presented by Governor Celeste. Tile Governor spent the re. matnder of his evening talking to :a group of young people at the ·home of Herman and Saundra :Koby. He seemed to really enjoy hll time spent at the Koby 's, and particularly, the ttme with kids. Friday began with a special breakfast tor elected officials and Invited guests at the Elks Lodge . Bob Evans Farms donated all the food and members SE?CoND just some for the rich and some for the poor In !he USA . We bel!er stan yelling soo n or th e r ic h will own all of the world. Then we wi l l pay dearly as we do now . So. I feel our Co ngress and Senate better wake up and start taxing !h e ric h not lhe workmg cla ss or poor . We car ry !h e country now and we'ff> dam nPd !ired of II. Speak our. The r ic h are r ich enough. Lei 's lei them pay lo help good old USA or lei's lei II fall and walch !hem rry when all heck brPaks ou t on the strPets for food cmd goods li kr W(' now SPP ovPrsras . \Ah t ke up ri<: h Ame r ica. Don ' l bl' so up in !he air aboul taxes If we ra n pay high 1axesso ca n you to hr lp our coun try li vP !he good life klr years to come . So. for nO\"' let's Sf'f' th E.' vo\ers spea k ou l bf forc II s too lai c aga in . of !he E mblem Cl ub decoraled and served The Governor spo ke about !he rapid change taking place throughou! the world and the Importance of quality edu cation l or the youth of America. After breakfast we put It In to high gear. During the day , vis lis were made to Robbins & Myers. where a tour of the plant wa s conducted; GAHS, where Gover nor Celeste sat In on a Ke y Club meeting and review of their plan s lor ToyTown 1990. A dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony tor the recently compleled "Wa!erlront Development Project" wa s next on !he agenda; followed by an hour of office time a1 !he Municipal Building. A luncheon at the Stowaway Restaurant with the educational leaders of Gallla County was held, compliments of Bobby Marchi. During the luncheon, the governor and our educational leaders freely and openly ex · changed thoughts on educational Issues. It became obvious that Governor Celeste has a genuine concern tor the future of our youth . Throughout his visit, the Governor urged citizens to vote for our school levies, stressing that "an Investment In education Is the best return on Investment you can make" . The Senior Citizens Center and the monthly senior clllze• birth· day celebration was the next stop for the Governor and his travel· tng contingency of about ten people Including Senator Jan Michael Long and Represe nta tive Mary Abel. On to Remo's and a quick footiong with the works. Gover· nor Celeste took time to chat with Remo about a number· of topics Including the kids. A wagon tour of the historic sites of Gallipolis preceded a OPINION for me bu 1 fo r bv do g, Bi mbo. F'r pd does no t haw" worms . For m\ c old ~ J hJ \'l' uo.,rd Be nzodent and for cold sores. Blistex. Then. of co urse. there are Sucr ct s fo r sorr throat s. AI mghl I somerimes lake Qui nine for cra mps in !he legs. Then !herr are 1he usual medica · lion s ! hal I lake including Ty lenol for headache and Ras10ril for sleeping . I also have a va st supply of Rola1ds for mdiges! ion There are olller s whi ch I have no! incl uded here such as three or four diffPrPn t mouthwashE's. peroxide and a prC'scripti on drug for at hiPtr" s ff'rt With a few exce ptions , I hovr not takrn the drugs uuthned herein for any IC' nglh of limC' No om• r eally cares a hoot ;-~s to w hat med ic inf's I take I know t hat thrrf' arr man~· people who 1akE' m any more prescr iption drugs than I do. I am now 75 years of age and the or her da y I rea d an ar!lcle !h al stated !hal by liv ing carefully anybody can live 10 be 125 . If I were 10 live to the age of 125 years and based on m1· exper it>ncr. I wou ld havE' 10 purchase !he drug store to mee1 al l my drug needs. Quite frankly. I do no! wish 10 live 10 be 125. You would be takin g drugs evt>ry five minutes to kPPp _vou rurlf a livf' . To me tha t would tw wo rk . \\.' hal happen s wllf'n di lfPrPnt pill s rou nt Pract rach other'1 Finally I rPce ivcd a bol!l c• of "O ld Croa k" which was distrib· u!ed bv Dr U .R S! iff. Th1 s boille co ntains formaldeh yde. As I rerall! his is used in rhep re par a lion of a dead body . As of !hi s wri ting, I am vPr .\· mu ch J l ivr. J r efuse 10 sa mple "O ld Croak." Carry on~ P S.· On Oc! 2i. Mar sha Karr Will be 100 years ol d. I have heard that cousin Mars ha dof's no t takf' much medic inE'. Trouble, civilization brewed in Iraq Since the pal e li ght of ci vl li za lion. the part of !he world WI' know today as Iraq has bern lh<• pern icious sco urge of !he Mldd ll' East. This was once Mesopotami a I1 s spa ci ous bor de rs enclr r iPd grPat na tions th at havr lon g since dl sa ppearPd from m ap and memory . It was from Mesopo1a mla tha t thp d rea ded hordps of Assy ria . 8a b;1.:Jonla and Ch a ld r;1 swt>pt to thrlr blood .v conqurst s in the Holy La nd It wa s fro m M r.;;o po taml:~ in lhf' Oth C'P nlu ry 8 C. that ,' \'rhu· rhad nPaar. the rulrr of Dabvlo· ni a. _ -.ent his marauding ar~irs lnlo Pales tln r and broughl ba ck ca pt ive> most of thE' Hr brrw popul a!lon of ! hal dav . But th f' proplrs \tlesopot.1 mla did morr th~1n rn akr \\'< lr Thry ga,·r b1rth to onP of thl' world's oldrst r ulturPs Dur i ng thr prrh istoric icP ;1gr, thE' melfln g lcf' and snow m adr• much of t hP world a plras anr g-rass land . M L' n li ved as nomads In tribes and fami li es. wandl'rln g from pl aee to plnrr, hunt ing ancl gatheri ng food Bur ! he end of t he ice age turned much of the world int o an lnho spl lable drv plarr and dr se rt. To surv i\'e, pE'Ople had to see k hom es nf'a r a supp ly of wat er . Thrl r wandPr ing da:.-·-, were over . f'i)IPd locHlltlt.•s grrw up around rivrrs and lakt.'S. For the fi rst time prop!P were forcrd to l!vr togrt hrr in eom munlti cs Thi s was !he tx>g lnnin g of ci vlllzallon which reaches bilr k lo aboul 5(100 B.C. Onp of !he llr st of !he cu ll urrs In !he earlv world grew up In a fl'r!i le arc h or seml r l rclr ! hal sl rl'lrhed from !hi' N il e RI VI'r in lhP Wes1 lo As ia Minor in !he FaSI and is known today as 1h1• F't>rti l r Crescent . On thf' eas tern sid e of thf' rrPscPnt, thr mountain s of Mrsopotamia ca ught the moi st11r£' from thr winds ThP wa tr r s ro! IPd dow n thr moun tain sidps into t hrTi,gris and the Eu ph ra trs r!Yrrs. ThP rich al luvia l so il on th r ri,·rr ban ks m ade the area int o a lush par;td lsc of treps and frui ts I n the Su nw ri <J n H'rs lon, t hr animal who tr ic kPd the god and goddPss was a fox. not a scrpe>nt. Eighl fruil s ln s!ead of one were fo rbidden th£' pair . Th<• ancien! ci tv of Ur 1n this rf'gion was th p ancrstral honw of i\br·aham He rr i n abo ur :moo R _C the venera bl e patr iarrh of thr Hrbre w na ti on heard thP Lor d God speakin g to him and sayi ng. "Gr t the>P ou t of thv countr.v a nd from thv kindred and from th y father 's hou se . to a land I hal I w ill show thee." T hat land was Ca n aan, to th e we.sl of Mcsopo!amia. !he bl bll cal land " fl owi ng with milk and honey" wh ich was thr Js raelltrs' firS! home. From of the Chaldres" Abraham ca rried thr lan guage, trad itions and thrwo rsh!pprac ti ces of his anrrs tors to his new homr in Ca naan _ Latpr, d ur in g what is k nown as thP Babylon icm Cap ti v it y when :he ro nqurrrd I sra el l!es we rr drported from their homela nd In Palestine l o a 40-year ex ile In Babvlon. the Baby lon ian cull u re ruhbed off on the Hebre w prop lr surprise reception [o r our own Jolynn BoSler Butler. The sur · prise rec ep!lon hel d by Doug a nd Sonia Cowles ca ught Lynn off guard as she broke Into tears when the Governor gave her a hu&and a klss . Finally, with dark clouds ga thering overhead, Governor Ce· leste and his cablnellndlvldually greeted nearly 500 persons and had dinner with the crowd In the City Park. · As the Governor began to speak, rain began to fall. He then to ld the story of picking up a penny earlier In the day and promised the crowd that the rain would hold oft. He had to rush his speech slightly, but was able to summarize his thoughts on his day In Our City, and some funny moments that he and his cabinet experienced . He emphasIzed one last time the Import ance ot Investing In the future - the you!h of our commu nity The Gover nor pr esen ted us wl!h a bea u!llul picture com memora !ln g !he occ asion and In return we gave Governor CelestC' a fra med photograph of the Cit y Par k. Our day as Capllal of the S!a!e of Ohio had ended. It was a day thai I will nev er forge!. I lh lnk !hal everything went per fec !ly. To me II w as certainl y a hlghllghl of our Bicentenni al celebration . I want to thank everyone who panlclpated and contrlbu ted to !he CFAD activities, and espe· clally my committee members who worked so hardtoensureour oi ·· ur success. Finally, I would like to thank Governor Richard F . Celeste for proclaiming Gallipolis as Capital of the State of Ohio on September 14, 1990. Dale !man, City Manager Today in history By United Press International Today I• Su nd ay, Sept. 30, !he 273rd day of 1990 wllh 92 to follow. The moon Is waxi ng. mo,ing 10ward Its full pha sc· The morning star. are Mer cury, Venus. M ars and Jupiter The eve nin g star Is Saturn. Those bor n on ~ hi s dale art' unrll' r 111e sign of Li bra --Area deaths-Blodwen Williams 1 I would like to write a line or lwo abo u! !axing the American prople and a! th e same lime ask ! he ques tio n w hy do the ric h people in Amer ica feel I hey don' ! Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 September 30, 1990 When you know you are growing old • Pomeroy - Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W Va . In such ways did Mesoporamla exer t li s strong and la s! ln g lnllu ence on I he his tory of the Jewis h na ll on . Old Test am en t stori es and writings and the m ass iv e code of Hebrew Jaws G eorge p[ agenz THURMAN - Blodwen Wi lliams. 81, of T hurman. died Friday, Sep!. 28. 1990 in Oak Hill Hospital, Oak Hill. She wa s born Aug . 25, 190;1 in Jackson Cou m y, daught er of !he la te William and Cv nor 1Ed· · war ds 1 Wil li ams. She was CJ retired sc hool teach er of 40 years, a membf'r of lhe Thurm an Me! hodisl Church and R e !ir ed Teachers Assoc iation. She is survi ved bv two sister s Olwen Williams of Thurman and Hazel Morris of Jackson; and sever al nieces and neph ews . Funer al servicPs will br conducted 11 a. m . Mond ay a! the Kuhner · Lewis Funeral Home, Oa k Hill, with Revs . Dur k Elliott and Richard Maurer offi cia ting . Bu ri al wi ll be in H i ll Ce m ete rv Thurman . · , Friends may ca l l a1 th e funeral homr loday from 2 10 9 p.m . Georgt:> 0. Fisher PO INT PLEASA NT . W.Va . George Olis Fishc•r , b9. died Fr ida y. Sep1. 28, 1990 in Sa n Jo sr Hospl!al. Sa n Jo se, Ca l if. He was born Sep !. 1o,1923 1n Pl. Pl easant , W.Va. so n of !h e Jatr W. Dli s and E lizabeth 1'1shcr. He wa s a deco r at t>d ve tera n of World War II, a rei ired membrr of the West Virgi nia Armv Na! ional Guard. a 32 nd Degre~ Mason, a member of !he Sco t !Ish Pel e, Mi niturn L od gr 19 , Beni Kedr m Temple. American L<'gio n Post2.1. a nd I li e M ain Strt•e! IJaptls! Church. Survi vo rs includ(• his wifr, Bt>tty Fisher. two so ns, Walton L. Fl shrr of Sa n Francisco and Dr. Alan V. F i sher of Sa n Car los. Ca lif. . and ! hree grandch ildren. He was preceded In deat h bv a broth er. Sy l va n F . Fi sher. · Th e bod y will be cre m ated and will be relurn ed 10 Pl . Pleasa n! lo be burled in !he Lone Oak Ct> m c tery. Gravesi dr servlcrs will be held at a later date . In lieu of flowers !he fami lv req uests that memori al do n<; tio ns bP madE' in Mr Fi shrr's name lo rllher !he M ain Slreel Bapds! Church Building Fund . 1100 Mam St , PI Pleasa n!, W.Va .. or Ill<• Villa ges M edical Au xi I ia r y. 5000 Crlbar I Lane. San Jose. Ca lif . 95135 . bear !he lmprl n! of I he rlv lilza lion !hat grew and nou ris hed in !he l and now occupied by th e I raQis Backstairs at the White House By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WA SHI NG TO N- Pres id ent Bu sh IS bouncing sr1rra l bJIIs 1n !hr air th i s au tum n between ri go rous stint s of political campai gning for !he parr y ra ndid a!es and sla vi ng on top of !he Per sian Cu ll cr is is So Ja r !h e cri sis has not fo rced him to cui down on his hi gh profil e t rips around the co untry. ma1n ly for monrv -raising pven ts. to bol ster · 1he bulgin g panv co ffers Although he plan s l o spend Or ! 1 ~ in al h» l'aCa li on hom e 1n Kennebu nkpor t. Mame. he has .sr hpdull'd sid £' 1r1ps Jround \ew E ngland IO ra ll v I he parry faithful Sill I. if hr is 1ruc 10 form he will find the tim e for boa I in g. f ish Ing and go tl I ng du ri ng hi s t our · d~y s Ia)'. After !hal he will swing Ill rou gh !he So u!h and Midwrs11n Or!ober before heading for !he Wes l Coa s 1a! I he end of !hr mon !h wllh slops in Cal 1forn1a befo rp a !hree-da y sojourn in ll onolulu . The fir s! week of November al so will be crowdrd wil h polilic al even Is leadin g up 10 !he ~ov 1i cl ec lion s. The pres id en! 's expe nses for !he polllical a p )ll' :~r:~ n c e s arr pic ked u p by !he Republi ca n Nalional Commill rP and CO P stale and local ca mpa ign comm ittees. Bu t the frd eral gov(•r nmPnt also shel ls ou t. pay ing for his sec urit y. hi s aides and suppor l gr oups If all goes well. the presidenl wi ll make a European JOurney. perha ps winding up in Sa udi Arabia. whe re he can sal u!r !he t roops standing guard against Iraq's Saddam Hu ssei n Bush is to head for Eas ter n Europe in mid ·Novrmbrr with stops in Pra gue and Ber lin before going on 10 Par is where he will jo in"Wi lh 34 nations attend i ng thE' Conference on Eurorwan SPcuri ty and Co operation . While in !hr \I iddl e Ea sl. Bush IS rx pertrd !oal so ,.,II Turkrv and Egy p!, the !wo front -line nal ion s whose support for US . policies in !he gutl led the way for more counlnes lo fall m line• After a couple of da ys home lo crlebrale Th anksg ivin g wi!h his fa mil y, he will leave for La lin America . a journev he pos!poned t o re main in Was hington for !he crucia l budge! nego! lallo ns Barbara Bush Is al so doing her share for !he Grand Old Par ry Shr has been barnstorm ing the coun1ry on behalf of GO P candid a irs In Texas , ''Bar," as her husb and calls her. ha s been c ampaign in" for Republican Cl ayton Willi am s fo r governor ag ai nSI An ne· R ich ards. the Democrat whose sca thin g keynole Sfli' PCh a! 1he Democratic convenllon In All ant a in 19R8 w ill no! soon be forgo lien by' 1he Bush family · The first lady Is so popular al l sli p ha s 10 do is sho w up 11 ma kes campaigning alii hal easier. ABC. TV's Sa m Donaldson can di sh 11 ou ! Bul he can rake 11 100 . Donaldson wa s roasted to a cri sp a! a fund-ra ising dinner for !he: Spinal Bllada As soclallon and he sa l there smiling as pollli r ian s and co Ueagues tossed pointed barbs a! him . Rep. Charles Rangel, D·N.Y . , a leade r in lhl' Bla ck Caucus on Cap itol Hill, said Donaldson was "a hero." "Nobody has done more to shafter the my!h of whil r sup re man " Raqcl~~ . · · Budget director Ri chard Darma n sa id !h al Donald' s appearance on the Sunday Brinkley show was "God's lil lie way of pun ishing !ho se who don' t go to church." Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo .. no lover of the press. whose ba ld pale has a glossy look, said he was !Ired of hearing Sam ribbed abou t hi s wig covering a bald spot. "I'm tlrd of these hair jokes," said Simpson. I always bel ieved everyone Is given a certain number of hormone~. If you wan11o waste . yours growing hair, that's you r bu siness." Co lumnist Mark Shields suggested "t he only way to solve the Persian Gulf crisi s Is to bring Saddam Hu sse in to the Unit ed Sla tes and give him the democratic presldenllal nomination. "And he' l l never be heard from again," quipped Shields. Donaldson could have said, " Wi th friends like this, who needs enemies?" ln s te ~d he sa ng a song : "Stand by Your Sam ... iunb!!J! 'lrrimts - irntintl ( t 'SP SU-800 ) Publ! shrd t•ach Sunday . )('l.'J Thlrd .ll.w . (;alHpnl l ~ Oh io. h\' !ht>Oh!n VaiiM· Pub lishlnJ.: Com pa ny MultlmPdla. Jrie Sr ro nd r lass poslaJ.!P paid at Gall ipolis Ohio 4~.l 1 E n!PrPd as ~{'('O nrl rlas.s maUlnR mJttrr a t Ponl('rov. Ohi o. PosT Qffj('{' Ml'mtwr t'nil r'<l Prf'SS lnt Prnnr tnn;tl Inland l)a!h l'rr""• Assoclatu•n .tnd thr· Ohio N(>w ~ papr-r ,\s socla l ln n , r-a tio nal Advflrt lsl n~ i1l ' prrsrn rallw 11ranham Nf>"; s papt'r SaiPs. 7.13 T hi rd AvPnuf' . N(>w York . Nf'w ~· ork 10017 SUNDAV ONLl' SUBSC RJf¥TION RATE.." B)' fRrrla or Motor Routr Dn1' W(>{'k ff' nt ' $.11; ~0 7~ \('n rs SING I.[ COPY PRICE ~o ~ ubs rr tpt ton ~ ;Hf'il~ bv mall Pf' rmJrll'd tn w hPrl' motnr carrif'r ~ P rvi(' f' i~ .1\'a llabl,, Thr Su nrl 11~' Tltn{' S Sr ntlnf'l...,•i l l not br rf'sponstblf' for ad vanf'r pnymPnT~ madP To rarrlPrs Mi\tl. S t ' BSCRIPTIO~S Sund ay Only OrH' 'r'i' dl" Six m n nrh ~ Dall y and Sundny ~All . SlJIViC RIPTlO ~S ln!'lld•• f ounl}' JlWPI'I< ~ SIY ~4 2fi Wl'rk s ~2 \\'j· t ·k~ S.:ll 9!i S74]; Hall'!> OJ•t.odd l' t"ounl\' 1.1 Wf'f"k S . 2fi W£'Pk ~ S2{) R0 S40 .10 )1 W f'!' k ~ ri'l 40 POI N T PL EASANT - Robert Franklin Thomas, 60, of Letart, died Thursday, Sept. 27. 1990 a! San Diego, Cal if. Born Sept. 2, 1930 in New Haven, he was the son of Beulah B. Roush Thomas of Letart and !he Ia!€ Cl arence R . Thomas He was a farmrr and a member of the St. Paul L utheran Church In New Haven . Also surviving are his wlfe, Joan Y . Thomas; a sun, Rober! Brook Thomas and a daug hler , Mrs. Larry I Lisa) Johnson. all of Letart. Services will be conducted at the S!. Paul Lutheran Church, noon to 1 p.m. on Monday, with !he Rev . George Weiric k and Revs. Patricia and Richard Boond -Krug offlciUng . Th e body will be taken 10 the church one hour prior to serv1ces. Bu r ial will be In Longdale Cemetery . There will be no visitation . Arran gem ent s are made Joca llv by Foglesong Funeral Hom e. ' I n lieu of fl owers. don at io ns may be m ade to !he S!. Pau l Lu!her an Church. Densil 0. Sayre PO I NT P LE ASANT - DenSI I 0 iPappy J Sayre. 68. of Po lnl Pleasa nl, died Fr id ay, Sepl. 2H In Holzer Med1cal Cente r. Born Oc l. I. 1921 in Grimms Landing, W.Va ., hPwasthP sonof !he lat e Oscar C. and Bessie Legg Sayre He wa s an c> mployee of AKZO Chemical Co mpany. A member of ! he Church of Jes us Cti r is ! of Latter ·Day Sain!S, he wa s a Unlled St al es Nav y veteran of World War II . sprving aboard !he USS Wes t Virgin ia at Pearl Harbo r . He wa s a member and pa st post com mander a nd ad jutan t of Mason County American Legion Post23. Addlllonally, he belonged to !he Buffalo Masonic Lodge , the Sco l tish Rite and the Benl K edem Shn ne of Charles Inn, W.Va . He was precPdetl in death by a brother . Oscar. and a so n, David. Surviving ur e his wife, Jess le Tucker Sayre; a daughler, Chr is· tina Tay lor of Point Pleasan!; sons Du ane Sayre or Point Pleasanl and Sleven Sayre of Tu lsa, Okla .; a sister Pallence Frazier of Michigan and a brolller . Paul Adam Sayre of Point Pleasant. There are also three gra ndchild ren surviving . Se rvice s will be co ndu r l ed :vto nday, 2 p.m . .11 C:row ·Hu ssl' l l Funeral Homr . Au rial w! lllJe in Suncrcst Crmrt r r y . F'riPnds may c all at the fun('ral h o n~ r. Sunda y 2 to 4 p.m _and 7 to ~p . m . WELCOMES ... Michael J. Owens M.D. To Internal Medicine AUTOGRAPH SESSION - Dave Diles wfll be at Krogers in Pomeroy Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to autograph his latest book "From Ashes to Glory". The book Is on the conflicts and victories on and beyond the football field of BIU McCartney, head football coach of the University of Colorado. The books are currently on sale at Krogers. Diles, a writer and broadcaster who began his media career In Southeastern Ohio, lives In Racine. A native of southern Ohio, Dr. Owens earned his M.D. at the University of Cincinnati. He did his internship at Wright State in Dayton and completed residency at the renowned Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Milwaukee . His training and expertise are evidenced by his certification as a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Owens is now practicing within the 14member Internal Medicine Department at Holzer Clinic on Jackson Pike in Gallipolis. For An Appointment, Call 446·5131 MICHAEL OWENS, M.D. CONTINUING THE TRADITION OF MEDICAL EXCELLENCE. Seminars scheduled RIO GRANDE Several day -long sem inars are being offe red through the Adul! Ser vices Department of Buckeve Hills Ca r eer Ce nrer . · The cou r ses emphasize the computer skills most requested by bu sin ess 10 this area. Including WordPe rfect, Lotus 1·1·.1 and DOS soflwear . In addition. Introductory sem inars ar e offered for those wllh limited com puler experience . An Introduc!lon to the IBM ·PC tOr: "How to Turn on the Computer and More" ) seminar will be offered on September 28. 1990 fr om 9 a.m .·3 p.m . This hands-on seminar wUI familia r · Jze participants with !he main concepts associated with per · sonal computers. and start them on word proeesslng and spread· sheets. This course Is desi gned as a co nfldenre-bullde r, and cost s $25/ person . A WordPerfect so ftwar e tr ain· lng seminar will take place on Oc!. 5. Parllclpanls will learn the bastes of the most popular word processing progra m In busin ess. Tile cost lor the seminar Is $50/ person. Each participant will have his or her own computer on which to pracllce In these hands -on semln · ars . The seminars are held In Adull Services' new computer la b, and the number of partici pants Is lim lied l o ten In order to ensure maximum learnlng. Meigs grand jury.. ~From Services musl be contacted three working days in advance of any ca ncellation for registrants to receive a refund . The New OVB TRUST DIVISION & OPERATIONS CENTER Is Now Open For Business. . 9 AM-4 PM Monday thru Friday 9 AM-12 Noon Saturday Ohio Valley Bank .... ,, ~ ()SECOND MEIGs. page All AVE. GA LLIPOLIS, OH At thP tirnr of hi s escapP, PP r so ns wa s srrving a six-month sr n!Pnc P on an assa ult co nvic tion . Frid ay's fourth indictme nt was aga in.o; t Joh n Lewi s You ng of Mason Co unt y , W.V a.. who is char ged wi!h an aggrava l ed fir s! degr ee fe l ony c harge of k idnapping . Acrcrdi ng l o S!ory, I he grand JUf)' further fou nd !hal Yo ung had been prrviousl:'-· co nvi ctE'd of a ff'l on:-· of vio lence. that offenS(' hr1ng !he murd er 1n !he 1970's of Mary Bcrr:-· in Ma son Co unty . l·n c·o n nPclion wit h thr kid na p ping c: ha rgrs in ME-igs Cou nt y. Yo ung wa s ind ic ted on Scp· trmbPr 4 i n Mason Co un ty of 15 co unt s - tw o counts of fir s! degree sex ual abuse, six co unt s of second degree sexua l assa ull . six co unt s of Inces t and one co unt of abduction Young remains housed in the Mei gs Counl y Ja il and Sl ory exp<'t'IS Young l o be arraigned ear ly nPxt wt>ek . Presenrs .. Boutique open GALLIPOLIS - Seniors have been bu sy mak ing beautiful pinafore apron and bonnet set s !hal are now for sa l e a! the Golden Boutique Gilt Shoppe a! I he Galli a Cou nt y Senior Ci ti zens Center, 220 Jackson Pike 1\ , to ~ ;,, Tr•t I I .,. h,.r In T11r (t Oll '~r~ ~r. l·i' THE PRIVATE SCREENING OF 1991 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS AT PAT HILL In An Encore Appearance al 1 he A riel. Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Saturday, October 8 IN MIDDLEPORT 8:00p.m. Admission- IJO SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 2ND All Proceeds Benefit the Ariel Cuhure & Performing Arts Cenrre. HAS BEEN CANCELLED ' TIUST DIVISION and DISCOUNI UOIIIAGI HO.SI .'i!J(, -ARTS W.Va j a i l on unrel a!ed charges Story sa id Friday !hal he would Sf'f' k Pt-rsons· extradi ti on !o Mei gs Cou nl y to fare !h e esca pe c har gPs 11') On1· Y Ptlr HOLZER CLINIC Robert F. Thomas �Page- A-4- Sunday Times-Sentinel .• Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . September 30, 1990 ' ... Your Locallv. Owned, EASTMAN'S September 30, 1990 LOW-PRICED SUPERMARKETS EQUIPMENT DOLLARS FOR SCHOLARS OK1l0BERFEST '90 HELP LOCAL SCHOOLS ' > ''<';-'-<',''. With A Fe~Uval•L,Q<e Atmosphere And arn LO"\tPRlCES. Prices Effective tMru Sat . Oct. 6 1990 • USDA Food Stamps and WIC Cou pons Accepted • Not Responsible for TypograPhical o; Pictorial Errors t AFESTI~AL OF SA~INGS ree I ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND W.J.C. Now thru April 15, 1 we urge our customers to start saving your Eastman's Foodlands register tapes to halp benefit our local school children in obtaining specified school equipment for their school! Foodland is proud to support such a program to help educate our local community's future leaders . :ou.r ·.. ....·. . · .. FRESH TAMARACK FARMS LUCHMEATS PKG. $229 LB. PLASTIC GALLON ~ ~~LOGNA 79< LB. WHOlE STICK ASST. COLORS FALL MUMS .. $299 ·~: ·--- COLBY ~ LONGHORN ~ CHEESE $ . . · -~~ .; .~-~r~r. s 001 Join us in this worthwhile cause .. . contact your local school or PTO . In the meantime, Foodland will also contact these schools with further details. -ln()!IO..,.. RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS APPLES . LAND-O-LAKES .. Fpofland is .proud to .. · . 8U . o'{ o\J\\ ~~~. vrol(••"' · .. . · · . · ··· \_)\'\'Ol' 1 ,d '" utet a Pl"Q@~am to help edueate) Jur' s \ll ~oUf \oc•.'.~::t ff··· oc;~loo:':"d c'mmunity's fotu.r.e leaaers. }o rl\~~;~;. ~.~~:~·;;~r~:~;:~:.::;~:" ., . • .. • . e .. . • ..·. . .. . "t . .• . . rr<f~p sc\lO" : ~ (of foo Inr ..us 10 supporttn.g · th•s Pt:Ogram paf•···y~~~~vofl~~~~~ tn°f;;:., u•· .. .> . e~re nn ·s~o"'~::n\~rll~•;:":;..-_., as iusiness and edueati.on work .~::::..~"''i••'" together on a worthwhile ~ause. """'"'""'m··~- ....... r , •.._... c.,11" .......,... ........,,Aoh~~~~-~ . ~tart collecting register r~eeipt Save-A~Tape·Program ForSchoolst . of oar Poodland $ 99 lboz$169 .1n .se.~~,r~t:,uipment . .·. .. . Apple Cider DINNER BEll Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-5 Joi~ . ()&f. S.tores As We Celebrate .. :;.,.; Wo Reserve the Rig ht to limit quantities Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va . ~ . ~ . ·.· Pomeroy, ' ' .. ' .1in ·Gallipolis, and Wellston, Ohto and .. ' - ' ' . . W. Va, In the AU PURPOSE 49 PUMPKINS LB. SEALTEST 100% \ORANGE JUICE $ 49 'h GALLON EASTMAN'S FOODLAND COUPON CLOROX $ PLASTIC GALLON Limit One with Coupon and '1 0.00 Additional Pu Good thru Oct. 6, 1990. FRESH BAKED AND EA. UP PUMPKIN PIES $199 We Reserve the Right to limh: Ouantrties • Prices Effective thru Sat .• Oct . 6 . 1990 • USDA Food Stamps and WIC Coupons Accepted • Not Responsible for Tyoographical or Pictorial Errors DISHWASHING LIQUID ' I I I I I I II. I ( _._........ SUNLIGHT 22 OZ. BTL. I \-----; I I I I WHOLE BEEF SHORT LOIN La $299:~~· EASTMAN'S FOOOLANO COUPON 8 INCH BUY ONE, GET ONE BONEL.:~~ WHOLE RIBEYE SIX LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! • ' �Page A-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. --Area news briefs----------from 5: :Jil to 6: 3[) p. m . fo r c hildren 12 years old and younger. All children s hould be a ccompanied by an adult Children s hould wear light -colorPd costumes, but t hose wearing dark cos tumes s hould wear something fluore scent on tllelr outfits or on th etr costumes. A flashli g ht or any other safely device Is also n: commended . T he pollee recommend tha t a! I treats s hould bbecheckro , and a ny treats that are not wrapped or have been openro should be CDC resident rescued GALLIPOLIS - Th~ Ga llipolis Fire De pa r tment se nt one truck and 13 m~n to a t r uc k fi re Friday a t 12 :54 p.m . in Gre~n Township at 247 Jackson Pik~ . The probabl~ ca use of the fi re. which started in the transmission of a 1985 GMC Sierra pickup ownro by lluck~y~ Rural Electric of Gallipolis and driven by Don Wh~aldon, Rt. I , Northup, was lis ted as oil fro m the transmission ignited by the cata lytic converter . The fire caused a minor loss. The GFD sen t 12 firemen to the Ga llipolis Developmental Center to aid a GDC c>mployee in rescuing a GDC resident trapped In a sewer Friday a t 10:08 a .m . on the GDC grounds . According to the GFD's report, resident Richard Summer ''fell In a sewer approximately 2 Y.o Inc hes in diameter near the picnic area. We I the firemen I s tarted one man in the sewer, and the GDC st.ar t.ed a man in the sewer from another location . He (Summer I was found by I the GDC employee ! ." September 30, 1990 BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UP!) A Bowling Green historian needed a year to clean out a desk. but the contents sho uld prove valuable to his tori · ans and genealogists with an Interest In the Civil War . GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis youth was injured in a pedes tria n accident Friday at JJ:45 a.m. at 44 Court Street. according to the Gallipolis Police Department. Gi nger Gilliam, 17, of 100 Cherry Dr., was taken by the Gal!la Count y EMS to P lea sa nt Valley Hospital, where s he was treated a nd released for bruises. According to the Investigating patrolman's report, Gilliam, the pedestrian, "stepped off the sidewalk and attempted to c ross the street in a n area not marked for proestrlan traffic . tGIIIIam) walked into the side of (a 1990 Cadil lac driven by Mary B . Cherrington, 68. of 557 First Ave . Cherrington was driving west on Co urt Street when the accident occurred. Cherring ton wa s not ci ted In the accident . Trick or Treat coming October 30 GALLIPOLIS - The Ga llipolis Police Department a n· nounced tha t Hallowee n Trick or Treat wtll be Tuesday, Oct 30 ill AVE. I h Sl, DOWNTOWN HIJNllNOTDN lOOW D unit . From there he was la te r tra nsferred to St. Mary's Hospl · ta l in Huntington, W.Va., where he wa s adm itted to the intens ive care un it fo r t r eatment of a head inju ry. At last report he wa s lis ted in se riou s condit io n. Smith. driving a 1987 Pontiac Gr a nd Am, was heading west when he went off the right side of th e road. s triking a ditch and a m a ilbox before his car c rossed the road. went off the left side and admitted to the Inten sive carr over turn ed driveway . Beat of the Bend in a priv a tf' Mail overseas now By BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - Si nce we're int o this Persi a n Gulf si tuatio n. If eel like I'm a little late In advi s ing you of the overseas rna i ling deadlines for the upcoming Christmas sea· son Being an optimist , I felt that our senice· men and women wou ld be homr before Christmas. Appare nt tv. it just doesn't look t hat way now. Oct. I Is this yea r' s earl iest deadline for regula r s urfa ce mail going to c ivilians at t he most distant des tina tlons . Su rface a nd air mailing deadlines for mil · itary personnel stationed abroad kenerally range from mlrt October through November The U.S. Pos tal Services feels that mall and morale go hand · in · hand and especia ll y during the holiday season so this ye ar thr Postal Service is a s kin g th a t m ai l for service men and wom r n bf' Joyc P ilnd Ra y Redma n haw• ret urned home from u week there goin g a f!Pr thP SPa sonal ru sh and a fter st hool .starlcd They r'e por!Pd a g n•a t vaeiltion with good weat her and no lines to swrat out Sounds good. /\ fr iPnd writes that she ha s found an alternate approach to tllf' Ohio Lot t Pr~· She s ta lt•s that s he wa s rral hun g up on playing the loit er:. tw lrr a week - and never carne r losr . Onr da y. s hP vowrd to qult , gut herself a dt•co rator tin ran and i nstrad of playi ng the lottery. pu t t he m oney she woul d havP SPf'nl int o th e can . Shf' rPport s sh C' was happir r and had big bucks at th e end of the plan s first year. She hl~hlv recom · me nd s her plan Dtd 1 me nti o n that I'm !Ired of t·vcry thing - but you? Do keep smi ling . sent a week or morf' in adva nrP of He was charged with DWI and cited for failure to controL A Crown City woman was cited in a one·car crash Friday at 5 a .m . in Green Township on S.R. 141. just eas t of milepost 15. Dia nna G. Pratt. 37. was c ited Dr. E .S. Villanueva of thr mrolcal s taff a t Veterans Mem orlal Hospital a nd Mark Mu t· phey , adminis tra tor of Over brook Cen ter in Middleport. jolned forces recPntly to l rt kr part In the men' s doubles a nd emergro as champs in t ht · lntermrolat e c la ss Dr. VIs re a lly pleased ovrr tht• accomplishment. He IO'<'f's tr n· nls . And JUS! think. betng " physician . he s hou ld ha ve thP Inside trac k on what to do if hr MISSISSIPPI QUEEN Relive th ose Stea rn boatin' Days ahoard the mag111ftccnt Mississippi Queenl Crui se o n th e . ' · vall eys, meadows and to such historica l cities as Ma rtelta and Maysvill e. that Is . Ca ll or s top by AAA today fo r more information ·servmg rhe general publiC as we/las our members ." wedding anni vnsJ r y w tli rh will be Oct. i . Harold' s gra ndda ug htf'r , d @ m. . ,.a 'lllldtvw 1DNIO 25%·40% 5,88 ANY SIZE OFF TICKETED PRICE BEDSPREAD ENSEMBLES 2r..W WID£, W"LOHQ I" SLAT VINYL 1111/BLIIDS WilllioMtq"l&4" . .. . ~su.-v· . ...lUI :wWidll A• dr"**, lhiiN and lllC)IIIOfill. .t.• Dllwlb•• ....,.. · ~e .ua• .u 7TLJ:n,j """""_.... ..., u... ., qola.. - FROU No special orderw., no om. dlllcoum awiY .,.~~ ... . , . . ll>d ,,.,., $49 off reg. 1-P< Twin 4-h . Full r.r,_ ,.,.llfMUII f ........ prdl jliMIM Jto ollet . _ , . . . ~ Ylllf l'w 10o'Ml0 J.P. STEVENS DESIGNER SHEETS & BED ENSEMBLES __.. ..., $61 ENTIRE STOCK CANDLES Enh IIICd rl!ll<*l b O..ru ~~--... pa., dwtlt tl¥9 til*• 'Mde ~ rlllftWI cOal. HufTY WI fDt !Msllf<tJolection GALLIPOLIS - Twin &heel a low as 5 . ~ _.,..O.,Otj ....... s.~-~ . reg. 6.88. .w, L.OWYU:Yfl 7.88 Coo-p. 11 Hl:l ~ atandard 6'16'. Sold1 and pnrHI . ...,_, lnSiodt Rog . $88-$230. SeveraJ llyles lind colors . No other dlscoun15 appl't. ... Rummage sale ShoJI Dlil)l, 1:31..ul POMEROY -A rummage sale will be he ld at the senior citizen s center on Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy on Wednedav and Thursday from 9:30 a.m .. to 3::!0 p.m. dally. There will be good c lean clothing, lin e ns. house ho ld a ppliances a nd miscellaneous i terns for safl' , LOWiR LEVEL UCJM CHARGE rT OR OUAUSYI.J.YAWAY 522·0305 ....... "_. .. PARE: Two Ga l!ipo· Choose fro m 3 great cruises : Cruise #1 ... ~ .... ~0111 10 FQ.IU.J" • Eot l!egutor Food! • ~o l!equtred litre Purchases! • Sof9, ~uMtonoHy lloloncedt • Very MO<dobtet • Pr<HCheduled Group Muehngs! • lat Regulor Foodt • No llequtred lxtro PurchOJesl • Sola. ~utrlt\onoHy Boloncedt • Very ANordoblel • On...on-one Counaettnljt • 'IT TOOK CASIY 8 MONTHS 10 LOSI! 16 POUNDS WITH • 'IT lOOK JOOY 2'/a MONI'HS 10 LOSE 16 POUNDS W11H THE FORMU-3 PROGRAMI WEIGHT WA'ICHER$1 The choices are becoming slimmer. FORMU-3 SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-4664 Outside Gallipolis 1-800-726-4654 M-F 9-7; Sat. 9-1 Cruise #2 Piusburgh to Pot1Smouth August 4-7, 1991 #3 Pot1Sm outh to Cmcinnatt Au gust 7-8, 1991 OALLIPOLIS Travel Agency .,.., "'" .,._ WIIGMI WAlCHIRI" 360 SECOND AVE . _...,.. 448-0699 ___ POMEROY - Metg s Cou nt y Co urt Judge Patrick H O'Brien proce sse d 2R ca ses o n We dnesday Finro were : Darla King. Pomeroy. s pero. $22 and costs : J o hn E. Jo nes. Coo lville, speed . $28 and costs: Ea rl 0 . Picken s, To le do . failure to s top at stop sig n, SJO and costs: Donna L. Dye, Columbu s, speed, $23 and co sts: John Martin Zuspan . Ma · son. W.Va., s peed. S23 a nd costs: Rita Bog gess. Rac ine. speed. $2 3 and cos 1s Mi c hael C Stroop . Ga llipo li s. s peed. $2 o a nd costs, J e ffrey Paul HPnry Ma so n. W.Va . . s peed, $29 a nd ros ts: .James A. Bu r leson . Canton. s peed. $20 and co sts: .Jeffrey 1:: Proffitt. Ra · c im•. ovN ioad , $JY8 and costs: Michael L Rous h, Racine, over · loa d . $802 and costs: Aimee S. Ca rm in. Chcs hirP . sprrd. $21 and COS !S; Lottery numbers , CLEVI-:LAND tU P\1 day's winning Oh io Pkk·3 given Harold a nd t:tta" trip on the Delta Queen - four davs and three night s Oct. 6through Oct ; Harold and Etto will go to Charleston w here they will board a plane to Pitts burgh, Pa . In Pittsburgh th ey will be met bv a travel agent and ta ken to the Delta Queen The trip will ix' from Pitts burg h to WP!ls burg and back The tra ve l agent will see that they get ba ck to th<' airport for their fli g ht home Harold's granddau ghter sent not only airline tickets pravldNl a deluxe stateroom an the Delta Queen, and sent s pending money but also has provi ded a c redit card so that could fl'<' l fn•e to bu y anything they want o r nero whlk on the trip . Harold comments that al l of his like he has wanted to take a riverboat cruise so far him this is a dream come true He says he just plans to sit comfortably on a deck of the Delta Queen and watch the towns go by. Happy salllng, Wills . What a nice granddaughter you have there! KEEP Cards king of hearts quet'n of c lubs . jac k of diamonds . ace of spades. Members are from the left, front, Mica Jones, Jason Circle, Jarrod Circle, Norman Matson, Shelly Winebrenner, Jennifer Sm ith, Shannon Counts, and Jenney U s le, a nd back, Heather Roush, Cheryl Pape, Carrie Scarberry, and Jan WIUiams. fri Lo11Pry Gregory B. Carpenter , Langs ville, passe ngers in the rear of a vehic le, $20 a nd costs: Hobart L Cundiff. Middleport. no mufne r. $10 a nd costs; Carleton R Smallwood. Dexter. possessio n of marijuan a, $50 acd cos ts: Marvi n Tolliver . Reedsville , OWl , $400 and casts. 30 da ys in jai L operator's li cense su spended for six month s, no opera tor's lice nse, $75 and costs, 3[) days In jail, served co nsecutively with DWI charge: An th ony T . Wolfe, Lung Bot tam, discarded tra s h a long thl' roadway , $25 a nd costs, si te ha s bern restored: Roge r Foster , Ga llipolis, pa ssi ng b ad cheek s. $25 and costs. restituti on: Dwi g ht E. Car l, Pomeroy, DWI. upon e nrollme nt and completion of Res identia l T reatment Pro· gram, 3 days in jail and $150 of th e fin e will be suspended $300 ffine a nd costs, operator's II ce nse s us pended for 60 days: Paul D. Wolfe , Pomeroy, s peed ing. $20 and cos ts: Micha el P ierce, Pomeroy, no operator's license, $100 and costs. 30 da ys s uspended to three if va lid operator's license Is obtained within 60 day s; Ka nneth R R iffl e, Syracuse, fa il ure to con· trol. $25 and costs ; Lee Latham, Parkersburg , W.V a ., reckless operation, $100 and costs, $300 to Law Enforcement Tr us t Fu nd . Posting bond Thomas Gibbs. Cheshire, speed. $60 . 9J(}(P17UVTl, ~ The Rutland unit at 4:57 p.m . went to Me ig s Mine No . 31 for Roben Damron wh o was tran s· ported to Veteran s. Th e fin a l call for assi s tance cam e at 8:37 r m .when the Raeine unit res ponded at thr So uthern High School Foo tb a ll Field for Butch Tr!pplet who wa s trea ted but not tran spo r ted . 417 Second Ave. OF GALLIPOLIS ON THE FRENCH SQUARE 314 SECOND AV ENUE · GALLI POLIS OHIO FINE LADIES CLOTHING for ALL OCCASIONS MISSY···PETITE···HALF SIZES COATS···DRESSES .. ·SPORTSWEAR .. ·PURSES LINGERIE· .. UNDERGARMENTS.. ·ACCESSORIES For Women Who Work .... Prisoners transported v.·4" •I I PO MERO Y - Dcp uu es of tj e Mei g' Count\· Sheriff' s De pa ~t mPnt t_r£tnsportPd rive prisoners 10 th r One nt Receprion Cen ter an Friday to begin serving sen teb - ces recPntl .v g ive n In thf' Mefg." County Co urt of Co mmon P le'\s . Tracspo rlf'd were Ricky }- · McC!c llan .. Ill Laurel Clue.' on a srxual batte r·_\- char gr•: Joe Po we ll. 2i . Mtdcllf'pmt : Dai vd L He ndrtc ks. ·111. La ngw ille: a nd Rodn r) .I C! onc l1 Miclcl leport The lattE'f thrrt• W(' rr .'.P rl!Pnc~ d on drug cha rg <·' Also 1r anspor tt 'ci 11 ~ ~~ .Jonil than Cli ne, 18. Lowe lL ~ ho c ha rged with flee mg . gr dnd thtift and eseaJYI. accorcl1ng to th f' report w•'· INVEST IN TIMELESS ELEGANCE .. hv Howard Miller and ' ' Select from 12 different styles to set the mood in your home. •Cherry •Oak or •Mahogany •Cable or Weight Driven •Single or Triple Chimes •Free Delivery and Set-up •Brass Dial •Locking Doors SALE PRICE $699 to Call (304) 675·1460 Monday through Friday. 8 a.m. 10 4 p.m. • AOUL TDIAPERS • UNOEAPAOS (CHUXSI • BEOSIOE'COMMODES • PATIENT LIFTS • LIFT CHAIR~ • WALKERS • DIABETIC SUPPLIES • OSTOMY WE BILL MEDICARE & OTHER INSURANCE FOR YOU Representative . Davrd Frey. Treasurer. 25 West Washtngton,Athens. OH '5701 t ·l!FD· THIRD & PINE ST. GALL!POLJS Tnl l Fre1: 1 Hnn l~R fifl 4·1 446-7283 ·" " " .. h " $1499 SHOWN: " [, LA-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS WITH 10% DOWN Yearly female exams scheduled for your convenience. ..HOME OXYGEN • WHE5LCHAtRS •liOS?ITAL BEDS • SHOWER STOOLS Hidtit 'lt'O\ $699 Appointments After 5 ,_. SCOOTfl Gallipolis CHERRY 79 INCH WEIGHT DRIVEN REG. S995 ONLY "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use· •• Doard DERIFIELD JEWELRY EQUIPMENT- SALES- RENTALS- REPAIRS lor S1a1e Cou nt y VETERANS MEMORIAL Friday admissions - William S mith . Middl eport : Shelly Prof fill , Po r tland . Fr ida y disc harges - Dorothy Hi gg ins and James Wyatt. SUPPLY INC. bV Abet Meig s $41,758 .75 Veterans . HOMECARE MEDICAL Patd lor Di srr ict . lh t· 101al amuun 1 ~ f bas ic and trJn.'.ponatio n allowa nces wa ' $165.tlg7 24 wt lh $i,ll4 go ing into F:mp lnye~s Ra tirr m e nt a nd $23.62R int o t ~c State Teachers Reti rcmenllf' at•mg a net payment of 11 34.345 . 2~ The ditwt a llotm ent to th<· ported to Veterans . At 1: 38 p.m . the un it wen t to Darwin for Beulah Cook who was taken to O'Bieness HospitaL At 2 26 p.m . the Middleport unit res ponded to a call at Overbrook Ca nter for William Smith w ho was taken to Meigs County Court numbPrs: daughter o( h is son. Hob. ha s VIrginia Fisher Is a lway s one to share a smile for the da y. She returned from a trip to Myrtle Beach and was amu sed by a tour bus loadro with senior citizens. A sign on the bu s read . Antique Teenagers . VIr ginia thinks the sign Is a good name for . alotofus-too, there'sRecycled · Teenagers . Speaking of Myrtle Beach. FOOD DRIVE - As a part of homecoming fesUvltles at Southern High School, the National Honor Society conducted a canned food drive . The students contributed nearly ~00 cans which Friday afternoon were turned over to the Meigs County United Methodist Parish food bank. Klm Phillips, pictured center, Is advisor of the group. CASI' COOA lOST 1• Pillsb urgh to Cmonnalt Augu st 1 - Augu st 8. 1991 Crui~e ra.vm11 d lll'l Hospital news lis area resi dents wPrr injured In a t hree- ve h Je te crash Saturday at 9: 05 a. m . in Green Township on S.R. 141. A of a mile wes t of milepost 21. a ccord ing to the Ga\Jia · Me igs Po s t of the State Highway PatroL Phyllis J. La ne. 52. Rt. 2. Gallipolis . and Cheryl L. Addis, 31. of 326 \1 Second Ave. , Galllpo· lis. we re take n to Holzer Medical Ce nt er by the G a!lla County E MS. Further details will a ppear In Mo nd ay's Ga llipoli s Da ily Tribune . t trem en ! ]paving •I POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of AA and AI Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. a t the Sacred Heart Catholic Ch urch . Ca ll 1 · 800 · 333·5051 for information . EXTRA II?OE, EXTRA FULL RUFFlED DESIGNER CURTAINS. cnoou double •wag or POMEROY - Units of the Meigs Co unty Emergency Medi· ca l Service respondro to seven calls for ass is t.ance on Friday . At 8:39 a.m. the Middleport unit was ca lled to South Third for Cynthia Vance who was trans· ported to Veterans Memorial HospitaL At 10: 31 a.m. the Rutland unit went to Coll ege Avenue for Andy Richmond who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At12: 22 p.m. th e Pomeroy unit was called to Amerlcare for Dorma Morrison who was trans· Support group meeting slated ·~"'.v'-=h~i:~~•nJ FABRIC SHOWER CURTAINS Choose lrom UIOI1ed pattern• were, left lo right, second row, Jamie Anderson, Ryan Adams, Jenni IDU, freshman attendants, Megan Wolfe, sophomore attendant, Michelle McCoy, junior attendant and Jayson Codner; and third row, Scott Lisle, Jeremy Rose, Chad Diddle, Michael Kincaid, and Keith Jones. The flower girl was Ashley Miller and the crown bearer was Tommy Theiss. lndOOellhMII, torrfOf\liWI aR1 aa:.euorieltrom Loole. N~holl . Eleen Werll and lAIC&. .. ,.,...., ~"""~'.,.., llllldl. MI:I<Jt.-cl......... FROM THE QUEEN'S COURT Homecoming activities at Southern lligh School were hlghllgh· ted by the parade of queen candidates, their attendants and escorts on the field at the Southern- Hannan Trace football game Friday night. Making up the group were seated center, Queen Junle Beegle, with senior attendants, seated, lett to right, Andrea Theiss, Robyn Stout, Cheryl Pape and Mica Jones. Other members . I I 3-S4!l0 FAMOUS MAKER COMFORTER SETS "Bcautt fu l O hi o" past continuing vistas of cl iffs, develops tennis elbow . w half'Vf'r What a gi ft Haro ld am! f~ lld Will ha vr rPcP ivrd fo r thr 1r '2 0th rv• Saturday morning crash injures two The most trusted name in travel. the deadline . 1110"1:...-.... to~ S64 110"11 COI!1I s1, 2S AI hilt qurtly In wNII u r.M.n l He Dfllr dilaJ.Inlf . . _...__...:l.-.1 ---- ---=" ,._ Page A-7 of $383,378.:11 In the Southt•rn Local Sc ht 1! EMS reports runs N~lll l 4-h .a...- ........ ----·-·Jrom 161 Completro applications must be returnro to Herman Koby or the Gal lipolis BPO Elks lodge. Ea c h stale's applications will be judgro by a panel of judges selected by the Association of Commu nity College Trustees iACCT l. Completed applications mu st be returned by Nov. 24. To receive an application ca ll Koby a t 44&·935& or write to 68 State Street. Gall ipolis . Ohio 45&31. Studen ts planning to pursue a vocational/ tec hnical program In a post secondary school or co ll ege lead ing to an associate degree. certifica te or diploma . but less than a bacealaurea te degree. a re eligible to compete for $2 ,000 grants offered by the Elks National foundation . The Elks National Foundation Trustees have set aside $642,000 for grant s fo r the 1991 / 92· 1~2 / 93 s chool years. Each grant Is for $1.000 for e ach of the two years . A total of 321 grants will be awarded. with at least one per sta te, and the areas of Guam and Puerto Ri co, and additional grants allotted according to El ks' do na tion s within each s t a 1r . Alth o ugh g r a duating high schoo l sen iors are e ligible to a pply . older s tudents who desir e training or re· tralnlng are en · cou ragro to apply for these grants. A high school diploma or GED Is not required . Applications are available from the financial aid office at Rio Grande Commu nity College and from Herma n Koby, Sc hola r· sh ip Chairman for the Gallipoli s Lodge of the BPO E lks . COUilTRY CURTAINS for failure to control after her 1981 Toyota Corolla sustalnro heavy damage after overturning tn a ditch . Pratt wa s heading west when s he went off the left side of the road a nd into the ditch. Elks' scholarship applications sought ,. 4.44 DOUBlE WID£ GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis area man was Injured in a one·car crash Thursday at II 4o p.m . In Gallla Cou nty's Green Township on Vanco Road , .4 of a mlie west of Centena ry Road . according to a report re leasro Friday by the Gallia ·Meigs Pos t of the State Highway PatroL Mark o. Smith, 29. Rt 3, Gallipolis, was take n by the Ga!Ua County EMS 10 Holze r Medical Center, where he was basic a nd t ra nspor tation allo· wancas tota led $150,321.26 with $5,488 going Into the Sc hool Employees Re tire m e n t and $17,080 Into the Sta te Taa c her s Retireme nt leaving a net pa y· ment to the school d is tric t of $127,753 .26 . In the Me igs Local Sc hool Dis trict. the total amount of basic and t ra nspor tat ion allowances was $451,952 31 with $14,887 going into the Sc hool orogram. Emp loyees Retirement . and In the Eastern Lccal School District , the total amount of · $53,687 Into State Teachers Re Net pay ment to Meigs County Schoo ls from the State School Foundation Subsidy for Sep tember totaled $809,119.56, a c cordi ng to State Auditor Thomas E . Fe rguson. The report s hows that of the total mon thly amount. $27.489 went Into School Employees Retirement Fund. with $94,395 going Into the State Teachers Retirement Fund for the benefits fOP Tlllo\ I M I I<l $39 :'!:~'-- Sunday Times-Sentinel School subsidy payment made SALE INVENTORY REDUCTION 110" WIDE, 411" Of 83'" LONG Gallian injured in single-car accident Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va . An adjutant's desk that had traveled with the 21s t Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War was oiJ. talned by Bowling Green State University Center far Archival Co llections last November . * Uae Our Convenient Layaway * Gift Certlftcatea Anllable thrown out. Gallipolis youth hurt in accident September 30. 1990 Desk opens door to Civil War Jack M. Levine, D.O. General and Gynecological Surgery Pleasant Valley Hospilal Medical Office Building Point Pleasant. WV 25550 (304) 675-1460 OUR BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM DRAPERY NOW ON SALE AT Md• 20-30% OFF y,, H,., PI""'' '" FURNITURE GAllERIES lht llolld•g•l Deaign •Drnal Heritage Dealer •Walleovering etntarlor •Carpet 446-0332 OPEN Fll, TIL 8 DAILY 9·5 •I " .... �Page- A-8- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport~Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. i ' j l ' Lawn chair weaving class set at center Weather weav e many beautiful designs for long last in g seats. Th e cl asses will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdav s at 10: 30 a .m . GALLIPOLIS - Th e Ga llla Count y Se nior Cillzens Cen ter wil l be starting a La wn Cha ir Weaving Class In October . Using macrame cord vou can learn to September 30, 1990 South Central Ohio Sunday, occasional showers and a chance of thunderstorms. High 65 to 70 . Chance of rain 80 percent . ~TWIST AND Extended Forecst Monday through Wednesday Fair weather through th e pe· rlod except a chance of showers north on Tuesday . Highs in the 60s . Lows In the 40s. RN~Jcling St_·rvice, Middle port, on h t'haU uf lh1• Privall' Indus try f!ogc•r Ma nlPI' , M an iPV Trash and 11cc)c lin g Serv ic,;. Middl e port. and Br ian Decker, gt•ncral man· ag(_' f of M c Donald' s res ta u ra nt in Ga llipolis have been honore d b\' the Private Industry Counci l !P IC I Area 24. for providing jobs tor di sa dva nta ged r es ident s. Manley and Decker were among srven people from So u. thraster n Ohio nom inatpd for thf' PartnC'rs Awa rd . ThP oward is givr n to recog n ize em ployer s who arr s tro ng s uppor!P rs o f Job Training PartnPrsllip Act oroerdm" Thr main <'harJctcristjc s ol .JT P ,\ is to promntr Prnpl oyme nt and tra in i ng prog ram s. link age .~ and coopt•ra lion in rom muniti c" <J nd C~mong aF;Pncirs In partiru Lawrrncr. Mrig ~ PPrn ,~ n([ Vi nton Co untirs M a n ley nccdf'd J t lh L.., t ont• new employrc \~· h rn hr rPn•nt l.\ added rPcycl in g to tn s Sl'fvirr" Siner he was not sur r llm\ quickly h is new businl'ss wo uld gro w, he approached the .J TPA for assisl1l nce. OneJ TPA parlir1 pant was star ted at th0 bu sinrs.., on a n on ·lhP-job train in g co n trac t at $ian hour Evc nt a iJ~ · . Manley pr ocePdt·d to add two more full tim e J T f'..\ employers to his growing busi ness. women's and two men' s cos- On beha lf of Manley. Tom RPed. Meigs Coun tv' s .JTf'A coordin ator. acc(' p! E'd a plaqu'' Thursday ntghl a t The Da1n f Ba t·n i n Athrn s. ·•· . ~ ' .){.' ' ;!' "' • ' AS • • • • • •~ workin g day . Today 's d ress has the co nve n· lences of modern Items. like zippers . According to Scites. dresses ln the original timP period had hook and eye or la cP closures a ll down the back . Ye s, today's ladies hav·C' it easy. in addition a ll lhP lacin g and hooks, it took somP strPngt h to hold up the dress- th e yards and yards of matPrial. a nd thP Sboppe In GaiUpolls. The shop ls custom·maklng costumes for several people to attend tbe Gallipolis Bicentennial Ball on Oct.20. undersklrtlng tha t lncluded pet tl · coats , crenollns and "saddles " lo hold the sides of the skirt out from the body . And Gal lipolis Be liPs nPed only w('ar thP garb for fo ur or f ive hours. not a ll d ay long. as thry did back in 17~0 But it 's wo rth it , right'? It' s fun to drrss up. a nd L'\'Pn mmP fu n to CO S!Urllf' • WITH A - -- FREE CONCERT! FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL ' I' I 'I ,., .•' •• • FINISHING TOUCHES - The costume process Is nearly complete for these two outfits, being made by the Paper DoD Dress CELEBRATION : ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. I plete, and calls for at the minimum , 14 yards of material Some may go up to 20 yards of cloth needed for the dress . according to Debbie Scltes, who along with her husband Tim , owns and operates the shop. One dress skirt alone being made has approximately 11 yards of material. They have been custom lng · making the costumes for lhe event fo r the past lhree weeks, ta king up one seamstress' entire t -=--===~·=-=--- ~--,~-- I'I' hours of non-stop work to co m· SILVER ANNIVERSARY trJ :\l••i,t; ~ ln unT\' S!i ·\ -l' n L St o n . _-----=---=- I In making the clothing, a lot of materia l Is needed . A woman 's dress, for example, takes up to 12 KICK-OFF PEOPLES BANK'S \\ t 11 1ht• pro!'-. I'( u WI ,iffil' t' n•t·omnH·nd.Jtt o n I area PHIL DIRT AND THE DOZERS .lud 1--:•· HuL ·k·,, •,t'Jtlt'nct' w.t s 1n : '• ' on(· \f'M drtcrmi na tP sr n tl'fl('f' b~ Juclg 1' Hubert F.. Buf'k on ,! rh :tr )::(' nl ~ross ;;;rxu ;-ll i mposi 11 0n on l· 'r! d,t' Ttw rh d l' J.-'1' i-. <:t ft•lony nf thf' 1t11rrl tlt ·g n ·t· h tm•·" .! pp!' drPrt aflt • r ha\·tng PH'\-1011"1.' ~IPd gui l ty J nd upon t ht• t·nm plt' lior~ of a pn• st •ntPncP 1!1\l'..,tJgdtl lHl t·o ncluc lf'd IJ\' th r OtlliJ lkp.tt tm1·nt of Adult 1' 1 11iJ.t 1111 n 'I ' ' '' ... POMEROY - Ste'.P n KimP s. 2·1. of R aci nr. was srntr• ncrod to<~ 1·1 1111 p l1 .t nr t' .. 1 & ·Kimes .sentenced on ~ex charges . \lTtlr ·dlll): tumes being constructed, and many other people have rented dress from theatrical companies and costumers In the Tri-State a t th E' annual PIC award s di nnf•r tar P IC is cs p<•cia ll v committed to hrl pi ng hard - to -sprve ind i vi du · als in the eommuni t ~· . The PI C ovc>rsPI'S .JTPA a cti vi tirs in Athens. Cal li a. Hoc kmg. !'Jt l" t'l ' l! !I JI B Belles of the Ball By LEE ANN WELCH THOMPSON Times-Sentinel Sial! GALLIPOLIS- In a little shop on Second Avenue, beautiful ba llgowns are being turned out so · revelers may step back In time. The Paper Doll DressShoppe ls transforming 1990's women into bells of the ball with dresses from I he 1700 and 1800's for the end of the bicentennial activities on' Oct. 20. The Bicentennial Ball will cap off a year of excitement and events and those attending are encouraged to wear period COS · tumes. It's not required, but the Bicentennial Commission has urged men and women to dress histo rically. At the shop. there are five Two businessmen honored by PIC of Section -~ Area 24. ,\THENS - jentittel Custom-made gowns help party-goers step back to another time REC()(i!\'IZED - Tom Reed, MPigs .fTI'A r·r111rdinalur, right, uwnPr ~imes .. September 30, 1990 SHOUT! prPst~ nts a plaque to Roger J\1ank>y , owner uf !\1anlt•,y Trash and Council, Along the River - OFFICE HOURS Monday &: Thursday 8:30 a.m. · 6:00 p.m. Tuesday · 8:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. Wednesday&: Friday, 8:30 a.m. · 12 Noon Saturday Appointments Available New Patients • Walk-Ins Welcome [POINT P LEASANT MEDI CAL CENTER) 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT (304) &75·1&75 MONDAY, "ROCKTOBER" 1ST 8:00P.M. POINT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM BELLE OF THE BALL - These 1790 outfits will join others from the mid lo late 1890s Here, Paper DoU Dress Shopp<> owners Tim and De bble Scltes model the first lo be completed. SEWING TIME - It tak es approximately t2 hours per costum e to complete thf' period bicen~nnl al drtsses . Jl(_•rp. C'harlem' Slone works on a dress for the Blc.ntennl a l Ball. Drama recreates story of founding French 500 RIO G RA:>IDE -The story of lhe Fre nc h 500 and the founding of Ga llipoli s in 1790 will be dra ma tized in an original production a t th e University of Rio Grande during the tlrs t three weekends In October . "GaiUpolls: The Journ ey Beg· Ins" will be presented as pa rt of the Bicent e nnial observation of thr co mmuni ty'.;;; bf'ginning.;;; and is s uprJor tr d in par t b.v a gra nt from t hr Ohio A rt s Council · Ohio Humanities Co unc i l New \\1orks, New Ideas Progra m ADMISSION IS FREE! ••• ®:qual Housmg Len der 773 -5514 675-1121 New Haven 882-2135 Arts an d Cas r members inc lud e Ca ll a> William Playfair; J oe Wrig ht as J oel Barlow; Lambert is Clll Spires and his wife is portrayed by Terl Rowan . Cra ig Sm ith tak es on rwo roles, asSo issan a:td as Robert Safford. Ch uc k Sta p le ton appears as Mal ar Bu rn ham and a brief gllmps. of lllce nten nla l Commission c o ~ c hairman Dr . Dona ld Tha ler comf's when he Thomas Jefferson. appea rs as Ot hN mi'mbrr " ol t hP ca:-, 1 inrluclf' /\a ron Mays. Robf'r t Ervin . Chr i!'-. Bro~' lrs . Wllllam Geddr; . .l O<' Sm 1t h.. Jr•ss1c a Si ra f ford. Mark !.at tun•. Garv Can tor. Mike ll ir kman. Kat hryn St raff ord. Walter Slar fford. R1 kenna Kemper and Minda Miller . Gra nt supp or t for th1s dram a Includes fund ing through (See DRAMA, pag<• H~) Ca ll. an cur rrn t of Rio new exis tence for lh rmsr lves on RE-ENACTING HISTORY - Some of the cast members of "GaiBpolla: TheJoumey Begins," to be presented at the Unlvertdty of Rio Grande during the llrsl three weekends In October, are seen In costume and Include, from le!l, Jeff Call as • William Playfalr; Joe Wright as Joel Barlow; Terl Rowan 88 Mme. Lambert; and Clifton Splres Jr. 88 M. Lambert. Call Is the author of the Bicentennial drama . the banks of the Oh io River . Greg Mille r . P h. D . . director of the Fi ne and Performing An' Ce nt e r . said the play is as histori ca lly accurilff' as possible "but there Is e noug h drama a nd hum or In lhe story lo kee p II Interesting... · Miller Is producer a nd director for Ihe pr ogram . a nd he received I he 1990 Sta te of Ohio Governo r's Award s fo r Arts in Edu catio n. He adapied "Out of the Red Bru sh, " for stage. In add! lion lo severa l olhcrs. He initia ted lhe Playw . r ig ht J{eadlng Circle at Rio GrandP, and serves on the Presenler Tou rin g Panel for the Ohfo Arts Coun c il. He Is a lso a panPIIsl for lhe ohio .Joint Pro~ lhr North we s t Ord i nanrr and L .S. Co nst it ution Bicenten nia l Co m· mision an dt hr Ohio Joint Pro- ica and follows their hards hips a nd triumphs In establis hing a PEOPLES Point Pleasant l hf' Thr s to r ~ opPns with thr devrlopmrnl of a sr llrnw to lu rf' a group of Frr>nc hmf'n to A mer You and Peoples Bank ... Happy Together for 25 great years! Mason yea r in gram l or Hum anitif'S . l.randr . Watch for more details on our "RockToberfest" Celebration! Member FDIC ing Arts Ct•n!f'r . Ad d i tional show · in gs an' p la nnf'd fo r Saturday . Oc t hat:-: p _m , Sunday·. Oct i !l ! L: :m p rn . Frid ;1y. Oct 12 a t X p m : Sa t urday . UrL J:lc~! R p . m . : miss ion for thi s spf'ica l the cit y's hi stnr~' It wa s wrlt1Pn by Jpff actor. playw righ t and rna .v or ol thr villagr -- A $500 shopping spree on your Peoples Bank Visa or Mastercard! -- Interest on a Million Dollars for a day! One free payment on your Peoples Bank mortgage loan! U. S. American Eagle Silver Dollars! And much, much morel HAPPY BIQTtiDAY TO U<£> ... Tfu\NK6 TO YOU! Thf' play will d r bul Frtda). 01'1 l <l! P. p.rn in thr Christf' nse n ThPa t rP of 1hP Vi nl' a nd Prrform Su nd ay . Oc l 14 at 2:.10 p.m .; Thursdav . Ocr. IR at R p.m .; F'rid av. ·oct 19 at S p.m .: an d Sat urd ay, Oct. 20 at R p.m . The play was comrn issionrd by the Ga llipoli s Rircntrnnial Com · Seating Capacity Is Limited To 1,200 -- So Come Early! And you can register to win jab prizes, like PLENTY OF MI\TERIAL - Th is skirt to a hi<·<•n t<·nnial hall costume is approximately II yards of m at erial It will h<• attaeh ed to the rem ainder of the dress , whic h m ay tak<• up to 20 yards of m a te rial . PROMOTIONAL POSTCARD FOR THE DRAMA �Page- B-2- Sunday limes-Sentmel --Weddings-- ( .. '- •\ \ I Ronald and A.ngela (M cPher son) Saunders Saunders-McPherson CAL LI PO LJS - At Ca n aan Missionary Baplls t on July 18. Angel a McPherson and Ronald A Sau nder s were united In marriage by Pastor Garl;md :vlontgo mrr~ · . Thosr sc> r ving in th r u:pdd i ng werr Mel\'J Jean Saundrr s. sistrr -in -law of the groom. ma Iron of honor . Kusst-1 A . Saund ers . bro ther of t he groom. best ma n; Ro ss McP herson rlnd Bobby Hur\ov.·. brothPrs of Th r bride'. us hrr s , Stephanie Ca in . cousin of thr groom. flowPr g ir l Robbir Sau nd er s. brother o[ th f' groom rolled out thP rarp<'t and Valer ie Dil lo n. frit' nd of the bridP. registered tht• gupsts. Piani st was Fra nces Montg omery and so los wer e sung by Pdtti Hutchi nso n. A recep ti on fo ll owed the we d· ding and was held at Hannan T raer Hi gh Sc hoo l Louise Car · rn l aunt of thf' brid r, a nd MargiE' Skidmore . fr iend of the bride. sr r vrd as hosh'sses Pravf'r was g ivrn by Oen si l Roberts. pastor of the F'ait h Commu nity Chapel Sk id more also took photo graph s of th e wedding and the rl? ception and a vidPO of the rvPnt s was made bv Brrnda Sau ndrr s. . Tllr coup le now rrsidr in Co lum bus. whrrr thr bridr is emp lovrd bv· Hea lt/1 Om' of Rivrr-c;idP Hospital and thr groo m is an audi tor for thP Drpartm Pnt of Hou sing and L'r ban DPve lopm ent. C ALLIPOL!S - Susa n Elaine Mtlam. daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Henry Milam. of Cheshire. be· came th e bride of Kevin Wi lliam Eas tma n . son of Mr_ and Mr s. Robert Eastman. of Gallipol is. on Jul y 21. Th e Rev . AI Earley olfir iotrd the double ring cer emo ny at thf' F'irst United Presbvterian Churc h In Ga llipoli s . The bride was psco rted to I he alta r by her fath er and moth er . The brid e's gown fea tured a sat in bodi ce covered wtth hand · beaded irridescent seq uins and pearls that accented the front of t ~ e dress . The sweet hea r d and neckline o! the gown was outlined by long st rand s of pearls. Th e sleeves were leg·Of·mutton de sign and were accented by sequins, pea rls and a s m a ll bo w was on each sleeve . The sk irt of her gown f ea tured a sash wa l s· tUne that form ed a lxlw on the bark with tiers of sa tin ruffle s forming a semi·ca th edral train. Double layers of veiling fell from a pour atta ched to a headband of while ro ses and strands of pea r Is. S ~e carried a sm all bouquet ot yellow roses . The groom worr a bla c k forma l tuxedo. Th e m at ron of honor and brides ma ids wore lace-covered emerald green sa t i n gowns w ith box bows and asymme tri ca l heml i nes. The m atron of hono r was Kav H ardwa y . of Cheshire . The bridesmaids were . Li sa Norckauer. of Dayton, cousin of the bride; Krl s Spiller. of D av ton . cousi n of the bride : Jod i Ranegar . of Chc sh tre. .Janeal Dronsl ield. or Cleveland. and Krista Pharr . of Chillico the . The best man and groo m smen wore black. fo rmal tuxedos, wi th eme rald gr een cummerbu nds a nd bowti es. Brrnt Eas tman, brolher of the groom. acted as bes l man. The g room smen were : Keith F'e l lure. of Ga ll ipolls. Greg Woodrum. of So u th Ca rol ina, Brian Shep ler. of T exas. Cordo n Sp lere. of Ct nctnnati. and T .J. Pasquale, or Ca lllpolts. K enny Ho lley , of Ga llipolls, and Eric and Dana St ott s. of Peoria. Il l.. cou sin s of the groom. acted as ushers. T hr us hf:'r s wcrP also suited in black tuxedos wi th black cummer bu nds and bow ti es . Cindy Riffle. ot M iddlepor t. cousin of t he groom . r egistered guests . Amm y Adam s. of Win· f ie ld. W.\' a. , provided music. A form al r(_•t·c•ption was held at the Amer ica n L egion i n Ca llipo· Us immediately l oll ov.1ng the crre mony A dinnrr was sPrve d and mu sic was provi d<'d by LeP Osbor ne f or rn terta Jnmen t. Three hundred grrf'n and v.·hilP hrl ium ballons wrrr rr lrasP d when the bride and groom lef t th e reception . Ba lions wpre pr o\'idrd by Fruth's Pharm a c~ . T he bride is a gradua tl' of Kyge r Creek Hi gh Schoo l and is a senior at Ohio U niH' r s it ~ in Athen s. T hr groom is d graduare of Gal li a Academ)' and Ohio L:nt \'Prsi t y and JS c mplo:·.:cd h!· Ohio Va llPy Su perm ark et s 1 Food Iand i in Ga lli po lis. The coupl e r es id e in Ga llipoli s A rrnstrong-Donohue Smith-Sauters POMER OY - Thr Mtddlrport Vn it r d Pr ntf'r osta l Church wa s lhP sr i!Jn g tor Hw J oubl r rin g wrdd i ng <'(' rP mon _ \ of Chr ri A I icP Sautrrs Jnd Rr\· Odis Srrvrn Sm ith on Aug . I I " ·i th Rev·. To n~· L. Smith and Rrv Clark Bake.r officiati ng Thr br idr IIi thf' d.Jughtrr of Mr and Mr s_ \' aughn Lrrov Sa uwr s, Pomer o ~· T hr groor~ is th r son of Rrv .1nd ~lr .r.;. Tony L. Sm ith . mis siunarirs i-n Mexi co. Guests were rrgi strrPd b\ Mrs. Bonnie Baker. Middleport Music was provided b~: Mr s Tamm.v Trout . Dover . llr l The c hureh was df'coralrd wi r h arch candelabra. a kneeling bench and two bra~ flowPrpot s of mum s. · Given in marriage by hPr father. the bride wore a f ormal gown of white t iss ue taffeta, sabrlna ne~kline. shor t ruffled puff sleeves and fitted bod Ice trimmed with ve nice la ce. The hem was accented w ith rows of ruffles which ex tend ed into a C)lapel tra i n The head piece wa s a n at adorned with Iridescent seq ui ns and a waistline ve il. · M a id of honor was Tracy M . Wall West Bend, Wise. M atron or ijono~ was Kri sti na A . Tri ana. He a t~ . Bridesmaids were Joy F' . Sauters, Pomeroy : and Terri J . '{oung, Pennsylva nnla. T hey wore tea·length dresses of Ia ffeta tflmmed with a na vy peplum . Bows accented the sleeves · The best man was De Wayne Cr onkri ght . fll oomin gton. Ill U~ hrr ~i wrrr Dou g l .1~ ra.r rwnt PJ. \"r"· Ynrk : f1ra n1 \f'il o.; rn, Ball i m on' . \-lei .. Doug Sm ith . Pe n nsaro iJ. Fl ;-~ . ami P.1 tri r k flr<lancl . Pomn oY F l owrr gi rl w a s L aur J \"rll srn . Baltim orP . MO . R1n gbrarrr wet s M atthrw Thompson, Pu mt>ro\" . Min iarurr bridP wa -" Bri tnrr D Sau tf'r s. Pomrro~ A 1·rrrp ll on wa_-, hrld at 1hl' hom e of th t• bride and Theresa Shaffer. Pomeroy . presided at t he bridp "s ta biP Givrn in ma r riagP b~ fat hrr . thf' hr idt' ant iqur satin and lacr wit h a scoo{X'd vo kr . bu stle and high nrck <Jn d collar ShP also w orr a blusher V"eil. She ca r ried a llible and a wi ldflower bo uquet Bridesmaid s were Tina F'orrstP r Over ly, Mt. Vernon. and Ange la Donohur. Pomf'rov T ht'.\" worP gow ns of pink and teal with a flo ra l des ign. Sco t Armstrong. MI . \'rrnon was th r. best man a nd u s h er ~ wrrr KPv!n BoPsga r , Mt . Vcr Confidential Servic.es: Birth Control V.D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing fee .----------..... ·~ Drama. __ (From DRA.Mi\. page Bl ) J.: ram 1n t h e Arr s a nd sale. No one refused services bttouse of inability to pay. ELLEN'S ACADEMY OF THE ARTS Spring Valley Plno•Gallipolis You To Our Fnll & Winrer Showin{l; Oct. 4th thru 0<1. 7th 11 A.M. til 8 P.M. Doily /nrif es Enjoy the nfnshments and art atmosphtrt. FOR MOll INFORMAnON CAll441·1111 Homewming set CALL TOLL FRII 1·800·487·4777 , ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 541 Second Avenue Tue I OOp.m, Wed 9 30e m POMEROY: 236 E.Main St., 2nd Floor SUNSTAR SERIES GARDEN nACTORS Available in 16·18 & 20 H.P. no l'lp' llllfOfllatk tr-mlulon llikl ckohhiftll- lnllnltt ,,_d ,hoitt 111"", 41" or •~r · shoh-driYIII mower O'IDiwlltt. hl4t-moull'ttd to ftltw greund untour, lflght Ho"" lurlling ntd luo •fuiJ.tlnu ,. • ., •Dvel ptdalt to ailll ti111t twr111, two lo"anunitolon op..d raonp ar~d dllf.-.,.tia! lock lor additioltOitnxtilln •Migh·bodl tllldl woiM11M 1M! ., ... , ... d •• .d .,g~... ''""lnt lihah· •i ..ro tfh11hm~h ,......no'"'"',., Ci\L LIPOI. IS - M t and Mr s Dale Kemp<'r will celebrate the ir 50th weddi ng anniver sar y wilh a rr crp ti on givPn b\' the!r childrPn at F're nch Citv Baptist Churc h on Sunda~· . Or r. i from 2 t o4 : JO p.m The KPmrwr s mar ri f'd Oc1 II , 1940 i n Gallipolis and ar e the par ent s of six child ren . .lack K r mpPr . .Juanita Brown . .Jpan Do tso n, Audrev Hat ten . Con nif' Sht'ets and Kathy Kemp<•r They hav·e 12 grandc hildr en and four great · gra ndc hi ldre n Mrs . K ('mpt•r is lhP lormrr Mvr ti e Drummond. and is a retired em plover of thr Gallt a County Child rpn ·s Hu rnr M r Krmpr r is r rt ir r d from tllf' Oh io OrpartmPnt of Tra nspo r ta tion Thr coup iP n'quP sts g ift s lH.' om irtrd . Republican club meetmp, .ret POM ICH OY - Any tee na ger s Interested in th r Trenage Repub· lie an Clu b /rom Mr tgs a ml C<J II ia Cou n!i f' s rna ~' obt<-Jin inform;Hion h _\ calling .Ja\" Dewhurst ~t t 1·2R6 1% . I ~ Na ~hr ' •n "" ' on l" r '~ l r OnR I In < 19@9 •• '"'''"'""' REEDS COUNTRY' STORE 41h & Main , Reedsvill e. Oh PH 378 · 6125 % % OFF~~I~ES ·ENTIRE STOCK 45" HOt.E DEC FABRICS ·FABRIC EXPRESS FABRICS .\va11alile by spacjal order NO SERVICE CHARGE LAY-AWAY SALE! . HOLZER CLINIC ALL THIS WEEK! THE LATEST ADDITION TO OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY \ M.D. An Ohio native, Dr. Kirkhart obtained her M.D . at the University of Cincinnati. She did her Residency at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals. where she was distinguished for outstanding research . Dr. Kirkhart is practicino in the seven ohvsician Ob / Gyn Department at the Main Clinic in Jackson Pika , as wall as expanding Ob / Gyn services to Holzer Clinic of Middleport each Wednesday. For Appointments Call: 446-5381, 992-2181 or 674-4498. Offer ends Oe1ober 6, 1990 AT·WORK MEETINGS Lose weigh! where you work. We1gilt Watcller5 will set up a meeting for you and 16 of your fellow em ployees Gall for further mtormation . I WEIGHT WATCHERS® tt's val~d 9!hfOU\l~ loca!loo~ o~Jy siflt'rt· DR. LAUREL KIRKHART CONTINUING THE HOL:UI CUNIC TRADITION OF MEDiCAL EXCELLENCE. Oller I ' ·54" WOOL BLEND SOLIDS AND PLAIDS. •ENTIRE STOCK WREATHS •ENT1RE STOCK STRAW BROOMS ·45" PLANTATION CORDUROY •72* NYLON NET ·54" TULLE •44" GOLD AND SILVER LAME ·SELECT 45" POLYESTER DRESS PRINTS. •36" & Ja* COTTON MUSLIN •18" WONDER-UNDER '• -60" MARATHON FLEECE •ENTIRE STOCK HOOK AND LOOP TAPE SPECIAL VALUES WOW CLEANING PRODUCTS Our prtco $3.99 SALE81& CONE TltREAD HOl[t(R Our prtoo $2.1111 SALE .1111 ASK£119<'1 r AAlOR EDGE SOSSORS Our prtco $15.1111 Laurel A. Kirkhart YOU SAVE $16.00 •ENTIRE STOCK 50" MATADOR SUEDE . •ENTIRE STOCK 45" VELVETS. •10" 15" and 20" NutCRACKERS -ENTIRE STOCK PACKAGED BATTING •ENTIRE STOCK ARTfiCIAL FLOWERS OFF~~~ES SALEM Off ENTIIE STOCK 10* FAt(£ FUll Our pr1c»1 $6.99-$1 2.99 yaro . SAlf $11111 yonl 12" POI.YESfER CRAFT FU T Our prtco $5.49 yaro SALE sue yor.u 4S' FABRH(AMIIA VELOUR. Our prtco $3.99 yaro SALE 2 FOR $1 RIBBOH FAHCIES Our prtoo $t 00 SALE S2.1t ANNOUNCES ... ~·~·0~~~·\'. "'· "' September Octo bet" 5 19':Xl 011er valtO 01 00/liCIOi iiiiQ lii! Ca5 20 40 70 87 132) Oller 'Ia IId tor new 1nd renewrno memlters on~ Oller not val~ wrlh ~n~ olh~r Mler or spw al n te D !l~r ~ll llfl l o rlrad rtronal WetQ~I W~lt ~ ~ mee1 1 n~ s only We 1~hl Walc ~ e r ~ '~ i lrolderld rk ol WEIGHf NA fCH! RS INTE RN.A fiONAl I~ OWEIGrl f WATCHER S INT(RNATIOML rN C 199J ,\1. nr;ht~ rem\·e() f AC H SAl ON IN()E Pf NOE N1 l Y OWNI D A.Nn ( :Pf fVd [ C Sl •1'-'tri l"fll'lll' ..., .... ,'"'. attacttrl!""'l •llh flip of a owltdl •ltydraulh llh roht and ltwll" ttl11Chm-"'• Mr . and Mr s Dah· Kt·mpt•r CHESTER Phone and ask about MON . & FRI. q 10 q P.M. SAT. q TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 12 TO S P.M. lor O.,enlklblt WELCOME FALL WITH Kempers to note 50th anniversary UR TIMEL TV & APPLIANCES GAS SERVICE I Community meellnaa near you . OHIO RIVER PLAIA BETWEEN HillS & BIG BEAR GAlliPOliS, OHIO .> NEW MEMBERS: PLEASE ARRIVE 3D MINUTES EARLY FOR REGISTRATION AND WEIGH·IN . GALLIPOLIS impliciiN- ' Come to the Weight Watchers meeting nearest you. OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CH OWt\ CITY - Good ll o{X' Bapti" r Church Homr · com in g, 10 a .m Sunda .v . Oct I, with Rr\"-" LarT\" Hairy and Ravmond D r<J gg SpPcia l singing wlt,h Visiun H (' ir~ and thr K\'gf'r \'allf'\' Do\·s Un itPrl STOP IN AND SEE THEM llSS-3307 Hannan Traer Elem(_'n tar!' Thl' co uple married Sept 1cJ. l%:1 . in Oak la nd . Mich. •Modll ISurdtCif 201 •llln~p••• CROW!S: ClTY - l' IOW!l Ci i .' wi ll hold tis annu al Fall F'esti•: al on Sa tLt rday, Oc1. ti f'('~tivilir :-. will brgln a t 10: .'30 am \\ it h ;t paradr and wi ll ront 1nuf' all d ,1 ~ ·. A sprcial auc tion is o.,r hrduli'd for t) p.m E n le rt<linmrnt o~nd f ood wtll be pr ov ided a ll lLtv ' -''' ryo nP IS wf' lco m l'. WARM MORNING 65,000 HEATERS Ridenours CROWN CI T Y - .lo hn <tnd Betty rT ackettJ .Johnson er ie· brated their 1~ th wedd tn g an ni VPr sar y Tu Psda_v. SPJ-J t 25 Th(' coupl E' arc lhc parrnts of l ll r-r e sons. John . .lr, Gra dy and Shad Jo hn son . .John is t!lf' so n or th(' late Osca r and Drusi ll a tCald wellt Johnson of Huntingtoo. W.Va . He i s a bu s drive r tor Ga llipoli s Cit y Schoo ls. Betty i s the daughter of lh l' la te Cha rles 'l' a<.'k('1 1and Fl ossiP King of V irgie, 1\ \·. Shr is an aidr a l Fall fesrival Our tnstruclon will ha,. displays for dassos to be given this winter . Take ardon for Christmas and sell some of their arts & <tofts. I personally will be offering Saturday all day, sominan on oil painting. I H00·282 ·i201. Now you can find out tu st how effe ctive We tght Watche rs can be for you You can actually lose weight, week after week, while you keep rig hl on Irving your same lifestyle. eating the 11:Jods you enJOY most. There's simply nothing better. . especially at th1s spec tal price PLANNED PARENTHOOD GALliPOLIS: 414 S"ond Ave., 2nd Floor 446-0166 992-S91 2 8:30 to S:OO Monday-Friday 8:30 to S:OO Monday-Friday 8:30 lo 12 Saturday Closed Thursday ( losed Thursday • ALSO: Jackson, Chesapeake, Athens, Chillicothe, logan & McArthur ELLIOTT OPEN HOUSE SET - A.n Oct. 6 open house Is planned for Gene and A.nn Elllotl ol Gallipolis for their 25th wedding annlwrsary . II will be held ul the home of their daughter, Gina Bryant on State Route 233 beginning at 7 p.m. The couple married on Oct. 9, 1965. He Is employed by Thomas Do-ll Center In contractor sales. She Is employed by Holzer Medical Center. They huvc four children and six grandc hildren . ~· 1-lumJn il i C'~ Local lv . <> up purr ha " bl't'n t·r cr tv·cd from Ohio \'aile) Bank . St ar Ba nk. Va lley Ar ti st Srr ies and th r GF\\1[ Curnmuni t \ L ea gue of Galli a Coun11·. Area par ent l PJc hr r on::: J.nizJ lio ns wi l l bP provi ding tr an spor tat ion to r nabl l' thr financ ially st rap{X'd Galli po lis City· School S~ 1 S tcm to sr nd fourth through sixth gradl' s tude nts to see a m at in e-r . T hr m atinees are a " ail abl e I o aII in tr re s trd sc hoots. and a stud y guidr t o asss it tea c t1ers wa s prfpared bv John Lester 1\dmtssion tor "G allipolts: Thr J ourrH' .\ Hegins·· is $~ for rhr gen(•ral IJUIJ l ic und $2 JO for studrnt s For m orr information con tart th f' F' mr and PNformin g A r 1'-. l'l' n tr r at 24 5-1:153. ex tPn sion The toll·lrer number i n Ohio Johnson anniversary celebrated \g- :~ · ·~ "Pound for pound, dollar for dollar and week after week, Weight Watchers is helping more people lose weight than any other weight loss program in the world:' hrr Th oy have five survtving child: rpn, 18 grand chi ldr en and 2J great ·grandchildren. Mrs. Di ckey is retired fr om t h<l> Gene re al Electric Company itt : Erie, and Mr. Dickey retired t r am t heA .O Smit h Corporatio n;.: but remains part time employed,:: ' · .John and B elly (Ta ek<'ll) ,Johnson K ev in and Susan (Milam) Eashnan The Weight Watchers'Claim To Fame: won ' a gown of Family Planning It Makes Sense ... Sliding non: GPr ald Donohue . Pomf' rm and St evrn H al l. Mt \ 'l' rn on Se rv1n g .1 .. fl owrr g i r l~ wprc Ch arl otu' !1 r 1" HT . Mt \ ' t' rn on. and .J Od i Don olluf •. r omPJ'/J\ A rPcrpti on wa .o., hr ld f (lllow !n~ th1 · crrf' mom LAKE CITY. Pe nn . - Eldie and M argaret Dickey of L(jkl' City , Pe nn., celebrated their61s t wedding an ni vers ary on Sept. 16. M r . Dickey is fr om Ga ll ta Count y , and ma r ried t he former Margaret Wittenberg of E r ie, Penn ., on Sept. 16. 1929 in the Sal vation Army Cit adel in Erte. _ -~·r I> Donohue bl'eame the br Id e of 1\lun Rea Armstrong during a doub le r in g crremony on .Julv 22 at thr Eva ngel ical Chu rch of thr 1\"azarenr in Mt. Vrrnon ~,-~,· ith Rrv . T im Rowr nffic1aling The bride is t he daughter ut R•)•mond E. and Do lores C Don ohu e. Pomeroy The g r oom is the 'iOn o f Char lene A r m strong and r ~ e late Kenne th Armst r ong . O ran~r. Cal if Music was provided by .Jell Arnold , Po merov, and Gwen Brawer. MI. V~ rn o n Gua sts wP n ' rPgis trred by Robin Do noh ur. Po m rr o~· Dickey anniversary observed ···\ .c .1"• P O M EROY ~ Krnda Oarl enr Sunday Times Sentinei - Page- B-3 --Anniversaries- Eastman-Milam Alun Rea and KPnda ( Donahu£') Armstron~ The Rev . and Mrs. Odl• Stevrn Smith September 30, 1990 September 30. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport - Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . "Layaway Now For Christmas· ~Y«kc1 Y<»W "WE TREAT YOU RIGI-IT EVERY DAY' Oalltpo~s Fcny, WV 1304) 675-3857 Stiver Bridge PIIWl, Cal~polla, OH (614) 446·3283 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS �Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM September 30, 1990 =Sept~-~em:be:r-:30~ , 1:99~0------::::•~Mi:ddl::epo:rt~=-~Oh:io;_!P::oin~tPl:::ea:sa~nt..:W~ . v;.a._ _ _.:;Su=nday Times-Sentinei- STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM Oktoberfest 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Page- B-5 : 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. SALE GROUND BEEF PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., SEPT. 30 THRU SAT., OCT. 6, 1990 10 LB. PKG. SAVE SAVE SAVE 80< Sl flO LB. BOLOGNA REGULAR or THICK SLICED ~ lB. SAUSAGE IEGUI.AI OR POLISH LB. ECKRICH GROUND SWIFT PREMIUM WIENERS CHUCK BACON $1 89 BUN SIZE REG. OR $ BONELESS VARIETY PAK 199 Beef Chuck ••••••• ~a~. $ $199 lB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM LB. SAVE 60< 40< LB. ECKRICH ---- PEPPERONI 3 OZ. PKG. SWIFT PREMIUM ECKRICH COOKED TURKEY HAM 6 ROASTS oz. 2 LB. $)69 12 $289 oz. $329 Leg Quarters ... !'; ••• 49 U.S. D. A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 99 Rump Roast ••... ~a~ •• 1 BUCKET BEEF $ 69 Cubed Steak ..•.. ~a~. 2 FLA~ORITE $ 09 Wieners ••••.....•••• ~;~ 1 s~"" \\ ,o \J· ECKRICH SMOKED LITE LINKS Reg., Polska, leef, Cheddar, Bratwurst S2 39 ( LB. 90 ASSORTED U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF PORK FLAVORITE ASSORTED CHICKEN $ 10 LB. PKG. 7 9 Round Steak •.... ~s~. 2 T-Bone Steak ...• ~s~. SAVE 90 LB. 70< SMOKED ...... r.c<J 80( SAVE ~CICRICH ECKRICH 1 $ $ 449 $ Lunch Meats •....• ~! J29 CHOPS $ I 0 LB. PKG. 90 CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS I 0 LB. PKG. . . • ' SLICED ' SLAB BACON I0 LB. PKG . s~'4\ SWIFT ECKRICH SIZZLEAN LEAN 10t tY.G11 Ol. ASSORTED LUNCHMEATS Olivo Loof, Pi<klo Loaf, 12 (o"o Salami, Hom & (het1e Loaf, Chopped Hom, Honey Loal, Peppered I.Dof, Bor-B-0 Loaf ECKRICH VARIETY SLICED PORK OR BEEF oz. ' $139 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS Tomato ...••.•....•. ~a~ •• 39( FLAVORITE • $ 89 $ 50 2°/o M1lk ••...••..G:~l~~. 1 COUNTRY CROCK $ CHICKEN 69 Shedd Spread ... !!~ 1 DRUMSTICKS $ 99 MIKE SELLS REG. $2.! 9 $ 39 KEMP'S PAIL Potato Ch1ps ... ~~2!· 1 Ice Cream ..••••.s.~u::r. 2 PAK 2 Ol . 2 -' 9 oz. I 0 LB. PKG. FOR 8 OI. I 0 LB. PKG. SWIFT PREMIUM COOKED HAM 3LB. s~'4\ so~ "'· BUnERBAll SMOKED TURKEY SAUSAGE REG. OR KIELBASA ,, 1 0HTOBEHff5T /$ Chunk Tuna •• !-~.o;~ 2 1 STARKIST OIL or WATER SAVI"GS AT POWELL'S - MAXWELL HOUSE MASTER BLEND ' 34.S OZ. $ ------------------- . - .. COFFEE 399 CH ARMIN FAMILY SIZE TOILET TISSUE 2 • ~!KROll$ 99 : Good At Powtll'1 S.por Valu Goool lopt. 30 thru 0<1. 6, 1990 CHICKEN THIGHS 10 LB. PKG. 90 ., -. �September 30, 1990 -Anniversaries-- Senior Citizen schedules GALLIPOLIS- Activities and menus for the week of Oct. I, thru Oct. 5, at the Senior Citizens Center 220 Jackson Pike w111 be as lollows: Monday Short Subjects "Voice ol Hope" 11 a.m .; Chorus. 1 p.m. Tuesday - STOPi physlrlal lltness. 10 :30 a.m.; VIdeo Matinee (Barnum) 12:30 p.m. Wednesda y - Pretty Punch, Juan!la Wood , !Oa.m .; Cards,1-3 pm Thursday- Bible Study, 10:45 a.m .; Blood Pressure !Volunteer M. Porter) 10-noon; Herb Class. Vilma Plkkoja, 1: 30 p.m. Friday Art Class. Jan Stapleton, 10-noon; Craft Class. 1·3 p.m . Menu s consl sf of: Monday - Sausage links or patties, hash brown potatoes. ,\;plnarh / vlnegar, biscuits, pears . Tuesday - Beef BarBQ, green beans, cole slaw, bun, butters · rotch squares . Wednesday Cr!lled cheese , • - '·' HAYMA!'; AN'iiVERSARY - Vera and Harry Hayman recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a lamUy get-togetht•r aat the home ol th eir daughter, Mrs. Donna !';ease, Racine. The couple was marti ed Sept. 20, 1930 In GaiUpoUs. (Commu nity Calandar items ap· must he received In advanct• to assure publication in tht• c·alendar. 1 SVNDAY CALLI PO LI S - Fa milv oF Pete and Margir P<J rsons n•un !!Hl L"' Su nday , R<J ceoo n Cre(•k ('( l lllll ,\ Jlar k s hc l! pr t nJDIIT LL Mf Car mrl Chu rch ]._~ _, · m a n day· sr r viC'f' r<.. Su nd J_ , .. J () · ~ ~ am .. and ctftN nnn n \ t'n·irr at'!. .10 Sin gi ng wil l ht • h.\ H r t.~\ Pn s Unlim ilt'd ol iJ LI\ 1\lrl t:ACL C fUDGE - Th<• Ea gle Htdg t' Co mmunit y churrh wil l ()bservf' ho mf'comi ng on Sund.J \' MMn ing '> Prdres. lOa rn .. ca rn in UinnN e~t JL· :mp m A ftf'rnoun program af I .10 p.m SpPc tal si nging bv the Bisse ll Bro fh rr s .t nd fhr Orr Fam il y . Publ w lll\'ltf'd BHAilllCHY- R<·viv dl at til<' Bradford Church or Chrt.s t will be held Sundav fhrough Friday af 7 30 p.m . nJghfly . Evan~re llsf wi ll be Phil Strunk r-..·urst"r.v is pro\·ided th(• Sy.• r Jcuse Bui lding Tt:ESDA l' CHESH IRE - Thr C'hP' h " " Tmv nsh ip Tru str l's wi II rnPet ~ - :m p.m Tur sd a~·. at th p town s hip building In Kyger . OURLI:-.JGHAM - The Bur llngham Modern Woodmen will have a fi sh and c hicken dinner on Sa turday fr om 11 a.m. to 7 p.m . There wi II al so be homemade pi<•s and bread and other CA LLI POLIS- Cal lip oli' ft o l<:trv mC'f't s Tuesd av . ti p.m . Pi es of you r choic e can bP ordrred to be picked up a f !he ha II Stowawa _ \' Spaghetti dinner to benefit school levy efforts POMCftOY - T h<• \1 r.amm a Mu Chaptrr. Bf' la S1gm il Ph1 So rorit :v will mPPl TuPsd a\· a t ";' .' \0 p.m . at lh(' homt' of A R Knigh t in Porm.• ro.\ . POMEROY - The Amcrtcan l.t>gio n Dr Pw 'v\-' Pbstf'r' Post 1\ o . .'l~ will m rr t TuPsday a t J p m Dinner w1ll bt• c,pnprJ. Trustees to meet Hr:E DSVILLE - JOANN JUSTUS 388-8833 Instructor In needlec:rafts. has openings in fall classes. Adulta and Children. d i nner, s ponsorrd by the Cit izens NELSON PERDUE MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! Let H~KINS-TANNE R help you make those special moments. You wUI have ovrr 190 styles "' tuxedos to choose from. Wr have a large selection ol the latest ~tyles $2111195 Week To Enroll! Have a n!re week! TRAIL DEDICATED - The Gallipolis Developmenlal Center recently dedi cated a Nature Trail, and cutting the ribbon was Operations Manager Richard Houck and Parents Volunteer Association member James Middleton. I.AJoklng on was GDC Supt'r!ntendent Michael L . Dey. Dil\ '(' Krrn wlw or --Engagements- wau unl v a f('w vea rsago that Smith-Hardin POM E ROY - Gil bert Kelf h and ~ao rn i Smith a rr ann ou nr in g thr cngagemrnt and approar tl ing mnrria gf' of th C'ir da ug hf er . Robvn Ca fi Smifh to .loltn Ru ben Hardin . son of o'ick and Cail Ska fzrs. Dl'iawarc Th eir wedding will be an e1en! oFOct . 20af 12 :!Op m . af lheFarr Haven Mefhodi st Church. Pik e St rrC't. Kana uga . Mi~ ~ Smith is a grad ual!' of ~ .. . . ~~ - Me igs High Schoo l. She will gradua te From Hoc kmg Techni cal Co llege With a rtegree in mrdica l ass istin g nf' xt .Y'C'ar _Sht' IS Pmp lo yr£1 with lhl' Hocking Tech Mail Room . Hardin is a graduat e of Ruth er· Ford B . Hayes High School and or Ho cking T echnica l College with a degree in Par k and Fore sf Ranger and Police Sc ienc e. f - - ~ I'Prll lor \1 c• lg s Hr Last year, between the 156 schools partt C1 p at1n~ 1n our Earning For Learning program, we gave away G3 computers with printers, 6 computers w1tho ut [lrlnteJ·s. 297 software programs and 25 pnnters SLa r·Lt11g September 9, 1990 through May 4, 1991, you c:w s;cve register receipts from a particip atmg Kroge 1· •;tore t.o ob tain additional comp ut er eq Ulpm en t fo:~ your sck > t~l Save $226,000 in Kroger receipt tape s and we viti I 1:: 1ve your sc h ool a FREE IBM Personal System/2'" Computer With Printer and DOS program . We ltcven start you off with a $25,000 bonus ju st fu :· (;ttl uL tng in the pr ogram. There's no limit to t he numbPr of FREE computers with printers you r school can earn Contact "CRAFTY" Co un ty ·s Medium Brown/Chocolatt Brown l'( 'l l nnm \ p .m \<.IVS that pond " v.:ith o~ n f{,\C I\ 1< - The Ranm• Fir s! Church will ha vr rrvi\'al Su IHLt \ t hJ'(Jug h Thursday· a I I . JO p m night!_\ wi th Dr .Ji m Pf'n nington T hP n ' will bt • "JX'Ci,d mu..,ti .HHl nur..,rn av~lil <J bl f' Rc~ptJs r CA ll.! PO Ll ~ - ·The Gal ll a Ar adrmv Rand Boosters •.r il l havf' a mos Tlmportan! mt:-etlng on Mond"' Ocf. I at 7 30 p.m . In !he hig h .schoo l band roo m . F'l nal plans for thr ca r rafflr will tak f' plarf' <~ nd pl an s for thP Bob Evan s F il rrn FP s tl v;~l will bP made C t-1 !-:STJ-:H - Thj •f f' will bp an open ho u-;., dt ('hP<; H' r F:kmf'n tan· on \-11l nd <l\ at i pm fol10~\· pd tl\ <~l '- hon PTO mt''' ti ng at J: :\Op .m r\llparP nl :-. <tff'Uf,Crd to at trnd POMLROY ·~AriO~Al ~~D YES ComeRakeln ig Savings During National Bed Check Week . ·-t. ~~ --: .,., ~O~DH - ·- .-· .,.._ ' r--,.,. .. ~~~ - · ---- - c NO 1. b the cover soiled, stained or tom? DO 00 apear uneven? 3. m the' SIGQing·spots wherr · 0 D'. . ......_.,, yau usually ITi or around l.) We're Ready To Do It Again! J9~R is co nvi nced that fish pm doced in sm al l pond s on whaf he cl.)ls fi sh farm s is ac r co nomic .1rrswr r for MJig s Co unt~ · . Da\'P. ' on or l hr !af t' Ralph 1\~rn. h a~ bPf'n prom oting fi\h fa r ming for rn<.W\' yrJ r s anrl O pi:'l'J l f' S thP Kl' r n Aqua F;ums. lnr . 22 H Shirling ton Road. Ar lmg ton. \·a 112Gb. He's co n \ 1~c r rl that fl..,h f arms would t>f' 992-2104 Save Kroger register receipts for free IBM computers 'in schools. gradu atrd f r Om Pu mPr oy High Sc hoo l tn POMEROY, OHIO C:J Open Monday til 8 P.M. Final \ 'e lsi a Roush r em ains in thr Holzer Medical Center She had pneumonia and wa s hospitalized for thaf lhree weeks ago, bul ha s since suffered a stroke . She Is reg ai ning lunc fion but expects to be !h ere for sometime yet. Her room number is 404 for those who want Jo send a card. r: \ r'\ I c andiP~ 115 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE Veterans Memorial HospUal by Ronn ie Adkins and given fO Margie Snider for display af Jell's Carry Ouf m Pomeroy, ha s now bee n paused along fO fhe Meigs Counfy In fir mary. l f will be displayed !here for a Few days and !hen made info pumpkin for pies, an Infirmary emplo yep advises. ThaiiOO pound pumpk in grown Middl eton doll s were r reaf ed in th~ old bank bu ildin g in Coo lville a nd th r n se nt ou t int o the h o m r~ of -area rPs idrnt s to br rostumrd b<ftore being sold one af a fune. Hut all that cha nged i n a -. han tirlw T hP company moved int o nPw quartPr s, hirPd m urr pt•o pl r. and m ark eted nat ionwi dr . l\ ow anoth er expans to n is undrrwav at ti SBe lpre ba sed doll ma nufacturin g fac ilit y ThP f' .'i pandPd \'Pntur fl has romr in l hP fotm of "Ll'('·s Litrll' Sweet Shnppe". an in -house mini fudge fact ory fr aturing ove r 20 fla vor s or Fudge m ade on !he prem tses . The shop will al so fe afure choco la te.s, gour met co lfee.s, jellies and jam s. and othPr hol! da\· Veterans Memorial Hospital 7 !hem wit h pards, lefters and gifl s. The legionnai res are asking fila ! !he addresses be prinfed on posfc ards and mailed to F'eenev · Ben ne!! Posf 128. Americ~n Leg ton. Box 128. Mlddlepon . The list will then be published lor the benefll ol any organlza !ion. or Individual interested in wrif ing or se nding a holiday bo x. But don'! dela y In getting !hose add res ses to the Legion . Mailing dea dlines lor Christmas delivery ovrrseas is early November . ~~ and complimentary accessories to mak e this your special night. PRICES STAll AT ca n remember VVI''ll alway s associaw Ler Tavlor Middlet on. founder and cha irma n or The Middlefon Dol l C<impony and prominenf Amert · can doll artl sf and sculpfor. wit h beau tiFu l doll s. even !hough now .,!W ts gomg Into fhe candv hl{_<; i llf'SS . Is footb:.d l your g:.lllW ' Or . per h:.1 ps. your game IS baseball. And there's tenn is, soccer. basketball - a who le passel of games out there. At Veterans MemoriJI - Your Hometown Hospital - the Name of Our Game is GOOD H EALTH 1 We maintain pleasant physical fa cilities, a well -trained, professi onal healt hcare staff ar1 d st:.llc -of-the-arr equ ipme nt Teamed wirh long experience - more th:.m a quarrer of a century in serving the public - this combination m:.1kcs for a grcar rrack record . Whatever your game, you will en joy it more if you are in Good Health If we can help you wflh any health problem just give us a ca ll at 992 -2104. We're here for vou - '\(>) days :.1 year, year -in , year -our . Elrmenf ar y Sc hool cafeferia Al l proceeds wi ll br used fo hr l p fund passagL' of lhl' six mill sc hoo l lrv~' issue on th r !\io\' 6 ba llof Cos 1 for f he dinner is $3 pPr adu It . $2 for senior c i Uzens and $1 lor childr en under 12 . Tickets may br purchaspd at th r board of education office and remain ing tickf't s will be sold a r the door. equipped 36 by H O foof barn \\'il l be spare enough to produce up fO 56.000 pounds of sea bass annually which sells for up to $8.50 a pound in some eas tern cities . He con tends that fi sh farming using h is per sonal marke t plan c an n et a weekly Income ol from $500 fo $600 with about 1 1J2 hour s work a we e k Krrn says he is work in g w i th !he Un iversity of Maryland and other sc lentls ts to splice cells and produ ce a hybrid red snapper. He rel at es the fish l arm mdustry 10 f he broiler industry which he remembers as ha ving made good pr o fits for so m P MPi gs Co unlians. POMEROY- Feeney · Bennett Po S! 128, American Legion, is comp iling a list o( addresses of Bend area ser· , vi cemen now in Saudia Arabia so !hal resldenfs And More. Low Prices. • • flceg iP. daught er of M r. and Mr s Jen ning' Beegle and 1990 gra du ale of Meigs Hi gh Schoo l. A st udent at Bow l ing G n•pn Swtc University, Melanic wa s awJrded a Universit y Professo r s Scholarship which provides in· ::. tru ctton al nnd genera l fe es of approxima fel v $2, 800. She is <' nr oi iPd in !h e Co Uege of Educa · lion and Al lied Professio ns. and wa" awa rd ed !he scholar ship on thr bas is of academic excell ence and her potential for cont in urd sc holastic succrss Co mmitfce For Calllpolls C! lv Schools. on Frid a~' . Oct. 5. from ~' to 7 p.m . in thr Washington By CHARLENE HOEFLICH COPYRIGHT 1990 . THE KR.OO ER CO Our congratulation s 10 Metan if' THE NAME OF YOUR GAME? CALLI POLIS - ThP public is in,·ited to at tr> nd a spa ghelli Community corner... _ _ _ __ Sunday limes-Sentinel- Page-- 8-7 - ------ OPEN HOUSE OCT. 3-7 s <.~ndwic h es. H ,J\-1' ffil '(' ! .II t\ \0 Croft SPEAKER WILL BE THE WELl KNOWN HOLINESS PREACHER by calling 992 ·i770 or 696·ll16 This even! is a mat ching fund drive and all proceeds will go fo re place the roof on !he Bur· lingham Community Church. Reedsville F'Jre House P0\1I·:R OY - T h<'ll ' wi ll b<'a n old Fa shioned ra l ly da v af thP Laurel CliFf F'rer M rt hodist Churc h on Su nda \ brginning at 111 :111 " m \\ear old·l as hto ned r lorh.-, Jf dt•<, i rf'd Baskrt lu nc h \\'Ill hi' IH·l d il llCI;t\t ;rO RT - W.- Don't til Tt'<H Othrr s Dow n to fluild Our-,t•J\·r.., L'p ~ .. will br Th e .., ,,rmu n prP <.~chC'd on Su nda .\· at tht· Ho('king pnrt L'nltf'd Mt' th o di\ 1 Chut -(' h Th e l'MY F will Th<' Ol iv·r Tow ns hip Tru stf'C'S will mwt Friday a t 7: 30 p.m . at thr 446-1117 And Learn A OCT. 3-7 - 7:00 P.M. SUNDAY fVfNING SfRVICf 6:00 P.M. Wcxxlmen picnic plan dinner Muni c ipal cha mb Prs. Come On Out To Ell£N'S ACADEMY OF ARTS Chester Church of the Nazarene BURNS ANNIVERSARY- Matthew and Phyllis llallhtll Burns wUI celebrate lhelr 58th wedding anniversary on Oct. 19. They reside at Route I Box 278. Bidwell, Ohio, 454l14 . M!DDLEPOHT - Thr Mid diP pori Art s Co unci l w il l mrf't Tursda \ at 7 p .m in counc i l Tired Of The Same Old Routine? REVIVAL CDmmunity calendar pear two da.)'S twfort.• an event and tht• eta,)' of that event. Items buttered noodles, broccoli. bread, vanU!a pudding . Thursday - Porke!tes / dress· lng, peas, carrotlralsln salad, bread, lrult cup with mandarin oranges. Friday - Hamburgers with cheese sUre, steak tries , tomato with zucchini, bun, bananas In orange juice. Make reservations by rai ling 446 -7000, before 9 a.m. the day you wish to attend . Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. AT THE your local Kroger Store Manager today for details and an enrollment form and get yo ur entt.re school :u1t1 community worki ng together on this wortl ·_·J i fll •~ project . Th e deadline t o enroll m the Eai'rtt: :n ll>>t ' Le arning program 1s October 6, 1990 . Kro ge1' c:u·•· :, .r r ' : t. th e ed uca ti on and future of our chtl<ll'en FABRIC SHOP 2. Does the Mattntsa surface . '· - ~· lhe , .-. ~ - Thr S;ti"!Jun T o wn sh i p Trustpe o., wi ll mf'rl 1n .•.. ' regu lar sess ion on Monc!av c1t i p m . af !he home oF th1• cif'r k. Sarah Gibbs. !lall Hun 1\oad. Contact Pom£'rn.v PACEVILLE - T h••l'o luml!ia Tow nship Tr ustrrs will mf•r l Mond ay at ; 30 p.m . af !he Fire " tat ion . HF: EDSVILLE - Why .not take a few minutes to evaluate the sleepin g condition of your bed during "National Bed Check Week' " If your score mdicatc s your bed is ready for retirement, The River stop in and take advantage of our extra special savmgs on our wmplef e line of Serta v 11 · ~ PTO will m eef Tuesday af ; p m of !he sc hool. There will fl<' ba!Jvsi ttlng and a movie, " The Lit fir Merma id ." PUIHLAND - The Letart Tow nsbip Tru stees will meet Mond ay af ; p .m . at the olflre building POMEROY -The Disabled American Veterans will meet In specia l session Monday af 7 p.m. al Jhe hall. Butternut Avanue. Pomeroy. SYRACUSE .,.- The Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday evening at 7: 30 p.m . In Your local Kroger St for ore bedding. Discover why people say, Serta Sup-o-pedic Ultra !WIN h . pc. *99 1 140 1 335 '400 hiEa. Pt. 0.. I PUtt •111 I Pt. Set "I want my Serta!" Serta Spine Saver TWIN Ea. Pc. 1 169 '129 '385 '519 hi 11. 1'1:. 1)-.IPI:. s.t .... IPt Ill Serta Honor Medallion ~~~, 5 159 '199 '519 '699 fd b . h: . Q..- Jft. If! IIIII )k t..l Serta Bordeaux. $}79 Ea. Pc. Twin '229 1 560 F1ll b . fit 1 759 011111 1'1. Ill: II .. JPt Set CORBIN & SNYDER FURNITURE CO. \i l details .1 pTA.IPTO .- SUPER SALE PRICES START AT $139 president' Layaway \ ' ' .... _ Now For .. Christm iii SALE BEGINS SAT., SEPT. 29th ~·;~~,.7~~,- FABRIC SHOP 955 SECOND AVE. GAWPOLIS, OH. attention ' 1 "'-- (614)446-1171 110 W. MAIN • 992-2284 POMEROY ..... ,t ... ~ Business and Education Working Together �Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. Page-8-8-Sunday Times-Sentinel September 30, 1990 ~imes- jentintl Section C September 30. 1990 H.B. Saunders one of three OSU Hall of Fame inductees Middleport, OH•Corner ol Gen. Hartinger Pkwy & Pearl St.•992-3471 STORE HOURS: DAILY 6AM·12 MIDNIGHT SUNDAY B AM·1D PM A Cardinal Affiliated Supermarket COLUMBUS, Ohio I UP II -Former NCAA golf c hampion Howard Baker Sa unders was among three new Inductees Into the Ohio State University Athletic Hall of Fame Friday n ight. The three new members to the halt were introduced at Saturday's Ohto State-USC football game In Ohio Stadium. In addition. plaques of the newcomers will hang In St. John Arena. Saunders. who won the NCAA Ind ividual championship in 1945 and Big Ten titles In both 1945 and 1947. was joined as 1990 Hall inductees by former ali-America football player Van DeCree and baseball player Stewar t He ln. Saunder s, 69, a native of Gallipolis. where he operatPs an insu ra nce <Jgcr;cy a nd s till is an avid golfer. was Ohio State's first two-t ime Big Ten champ, winning his first 1itle as Howard Baker. Sau nd ers· fa th er died before he was born and his mother remarried a Baker. Saund ers was raised as Howard Baker. but when he got married in 1946 . had to choose be tween Baker a nd Sau nd ers as h is legal name and chose Sau nders . · "I had hopPd some day to makr thr Hall of Fame.· · sa td Saunder s. who feared h(• fell his name chang<> migh t have hurt his rhances. ''Whe n the caH came . it was a very emo ti onal thin g for me. I feel proud, thrilled. humble and very. very luc ky a ll a t the same time. " A l11mr1~ Owr>fH} lind Dp(jrB/ed 1 olfrmng 1'111!' 06SI or 1erv.:e or~illy ~"J P' •<.e IO lfle Pf!OfJIIIJ of '''' communrt) GROUND BEEF 99< White 8 LBS. OR MORE LB. YELLOW ONIONS Potatoes $449 '• 15 99< SO LB. BAG CARROTS I DeCree, a native of Warren, wa s a three-year startf'r at defensive ' J ' J. Ohio State, OU drop Saturday contests ,_ I'"" . LI. 2 2 LB. BAG LB. S LBS. OR MORE RED GRAPES PER LB. HOMEGROWN WATERMELON u.s. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 9 2 LITER BOTTLE WESTERN STYLE 59( 32 OZ. JAR ZESTA SALTINES RIBS $129 I LB. BOX BEEF STEW 99( 24 OZ. 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Cubs 3. Mets2 - AI Ne w York . Doug Da sce nzo si ngled hom e two runs in the seco nd inning Sa turda y. helping the Chicago Cu bs put New York on the vergr of elimination with a 3-2 victor _v ovrr the Mrts The decision . coupled with Piltsburgh"s 80 victory over St Louis, gave the Pirates a four -game lead over seco nd -pl ac(' i\pw York with four games lrft . The Mrts. who finish the regular season with three games in Pittsburgh. would be e liminated with one loss or one Pirates" victory. Cu bs st arter Les Lancas ter . 9-5. gave up five hi!s a nd two runs while walking one and striking out fivC' ovt'r five Inn ings. Paul Assenmacher pitched four Innin gs for his ninth save. Frank Viola. bidding for his 20th victory. gave up three unearned ru ns in the seco nd a nd fell to 19·12 . Viola lasted seven mnlngs. giving up seven hits and two walks while strik ing out five . Pirates 8, Cardinals 0 - AI St. Louis. the Pittsburgh Pirates clinched a tie for the NL East crown Saturday when Bob l'ialk pitched a four · hit shutout and doubled home J run and Sid Bream homered In an H-0 victory ovrr the St. Loui s Card inal s. The Pirates' slxt h straight victory. plus the New York Mets" J.2 los s to the Ch icago Cubs. leaves Pittsburgh lour games ahead of second·p lace New York with four games le ft. The Pirates can clinc h the ir first division tltle sin cr !979 with a victory or Me is" loss Su nday If not. the Mcts would have to sweep the fin a l three games in Pittsburgh to force a one-gam e playoff in Pittsburgh for th e dlv!ston crown. Walk. i -:l. walked two and struck out four In his fir s I s hutout. 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Vaughn, a sophomore who had gained 2'01 yards against Notre Dame and 288 against UCLA i n his llrst two collegiate starts. scored on runs of 21 a nd two yards. He finished with 89 yards on 22 carries. Linebacker Martin Davis returned a Scott Zolak Interception 27 yards lor a touchdown on tne second play of the game. One play after Vada Murray inter · cepted another pa ss. ElvisGrbac passed 37 yards to Desmond Howard for Michigan 's second touchdown. The Wolverines. 2-l.led 21-10at halftime. Lan ce Dottin's Inter· ceptlon at hi s four -yard line stopped a Maryland threat just before halftime . Other scores were Colorado 20, Washington 14 Notre Dame 37, Purdue 11 Mlsslsslppl31, 1\tlane 21 Florida 34, Mississippi State 21 Georsla 19, East Carolina 15 Appalachian Stale Z"l, Cltadel9 Ball State 18, Bowling Green 6 Northwestern 24, Northern 011nols 7 Vlrelnla 63, WUJiam & Mary 35 Nebrll8ka 31, Oreron stale? Alabama 59, Vanderbilt 28. Innings. Pittsburgh banged 12 hits and was helped by four St . Louis errors . Padres 3, Reds I (7'h Inn.)- At Cinc innati. th e Ci nci nn ati Reds. who clinched the National League West title while sitting out a rain delay. lost a 3-1 decisio n to the San Diego Padres Saturday In a game shortened to 7'h innings . Mike Pagliarulo homered and Ed Whitson. 14 ·g. permitted six hits to pace San Diego. but the Reds claimed a n historic title by virtue of San Francisco's 4·3 win over Lo s Angeles. The Reds, who opened the year wtth nine straigh t victories. became the first NL club to be In first place every day of a 162-game season. The 1984 Del rolt Tigers were the only other big ·league team to accomplish II. The 1923 New York Giants and 1927 New York Yankees were the on ly clubs to go wire-to-wire in a 154·game season. Cincinnati starter Norm Ch arlt on. 12-9. took the loss, as Sa n Diego rallied from a 1-0 deficit alter five Innings The Padres scored twi ce in the six tlt to take a 2·1 advantage. B!p Roberts was hit by a pitch . .J oev Cora bunted for a single and Jack Cla rk wa s Inte ntionally walked to load the bases . After .lor Carter struck ou t. Charlton walked Benito San tiago to force in Roberts . Darrln Jackson si ngled in Cora . bu t Clark was thrown out at the plate by left field er Glenn Braggs to end lhr i nnin~ Red Sox 7, Blue Jays 5 - AI Boston. Tom Brunansky hit three homr runs and Roger Clemens ret urned from a 25-day injury layoff Saturday. helping the Boston Red Sox s tre ngthen their hold on Hrst plan• with J 7 -~> vic tory over the Toron to Blue Jay s. Boston. which ha s won 10 of 12 ga mes with Toronto t his season. su rvtvcd a five -run ninth that included Kelly Gruber" s 31st home r of the year, a grand slam . Jeff Reardon rrl•eved Dennis Lamp after Gruber's two-ou t shot . and earned hi s 20th save. Astros 9, Bra\' e.~ 0 - At Houston. Glenn Da vis drove in thrN' run s and o.,corrd twi ce. and Bi ll Gullickson threw a ~ ix - h i t1Cr Saturday, leading the Houston Astros to <l ~ - 0 victory over the Atlanta Braves . Gullickson. 10 1~ . thrrw h 1~ ftr s t :-.hu tout since 1987, beforr he wf'nT In .Japan. and his second comple te game of th e o...P:.~ so n . He allowed one ex t ra -base hit and o n! ~· one runner to advance past second . Ch arl1r L r ibrt.~ndt. 9-11. roo k thr loss Patty Forgey, Rio Grande sports mix for 30 fun years APPLE JUICE $129 44 -7 rout of Kenyon Saturday. Warga, who carried 27 times, broke the conference mark of 279 yards he had just set one week ago. He scored on runs of 62, 50 . 32 and three yards to tie the league record of four rushing TDs by an Individual. Wittenberg. 3-1 overall a nd 3-0 In the conference. set a league record with 535 rushing yards and 610 total yards. Kenyon. 2-2 and 0-1. scored on Chris Creighton's 59-yard pass to Ted Taggart. W. VIrginia 38, Pitt 24 At Pittsburgh. Pa .. Michael Beasley ran for 197 yards and Greg Jones threw two touchdown passes Saturday to lift West Virginia to a 38·24 upset victory over Pittsburgh . West Virginia. 2-2, was a 10-po! nt underdog and snapped a two-game losing streak . The Mountaineers rushed for 378 yards on 66 carries. Beasley had 22 carries. and Jones completed 16 of 25 passes for 169 yards. 'Could be a very fine athletic director herself' SHUR FINE TOASTETTES ROLL SAUSAGE...................~~•.-.~~~. PORK COMBO PACKAGE .•••~~•••.•• $1 49 • I 011, OZ. NABISCO ALL VARIETIES HOT COCOA MIX PACK $109 CANS CARNATION 10 CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP SAUERKRAUT int o touchdowns . to Improve to J J.J overall. 2-0 In the MA C. Bender completed 10 of 20 passes. including twoTD strikes. to become the school" s all-time lead e r with 3.764 passing yard s and 54 1 attempts . James Williams intercepted Miami quarterback Jim Clement' s pass and returned it 4i yards for a touchdown to open a 10-0 second quarter lead. On Miami's next possession. David Johnson snared a Clement pass a nd ran 29 yards for a touchdown to make it 17-0. Clemen t and Joe Napoli each 1hrew three interceptions for th e Redsklns. now 1-4 overall. 0-2 MAC. Billy Smith led Central Michl · gan with 157 yards rushing on 28 carries a nd the Ch ippewas ga ined 244 yards on the ground but fumbled six times, losing three. Bender connected twice in the third quarter for TDs. hitting Bryan Tlce on a 17·yard pass a nd Ken Ealy on a 23-yard throw . Milt Stegall gained 71 yards on the ground for Miami and caught a seco nd ·quarter 16-ya rd TD pas s from Na poli for the Bobcats" only sco re. Wittenberg 4-1, Kenyon 7 At Springfield. Ohio. Jon Warga rushed for a North Coast Athletic Conference record 288 yards and scored lour touch downs to power Wittenberg to a $199 WHOLE LB. SUPERIOR 120Z. 46 oz. CANS CAMPBELLS VLASIC OL FASHIONED TOMATO JUICE SUPERIOR FALL BUYS 2/S1 from Anthony Thornton to Court " ney Burton a nd a 42-yard fie ld goa l by J eff Marchant . EarUer. Marchant kicked a .10·yard field goal Cent. Michigan 31 Miami (Ohio) 7 At Mount Pleasant. Mich ., .Jeff Be nd er passed for !51 yards to become the schoo l"s all-t im e leader in pa ssing yardage a nd attempts, lifting Central Michl · ga n to a 31 -7 victory over Miami of Ohio Saturday 1n Mid Amencan Co nf erence play . Cen tra l Michigan inlerc ep ted s ix pa sses. turning two of them NEWEST HALL-OF-FAMER - GalllpoUtan Howard Baker Saunders, shown In hls lorrn on the goH course In the 19408, joined Van DeCree and Stewart Heln as one of the newest Inductees Into the Ohio State University Athletic Hall o! Fame Friday night . Saunders was a Big Ten medalist In 1945, 19<16 and 1947 and was the NCAA c hampion In 19-15. (Allee Saunders photo) Giants beat Dodgers 4-3 to push Reds into NL playoffs $129 ARMOUR IS OZ. CANS CAMPBEUS ( CASTLEBERRY$ HEINZ KETCHUP LOTSA POP l''~ $79( Toledo Z"l. Ohio 20 At At hen s. Ohio. Troy Parker sco red on a onr-yard run with 17 seconds left Saturday to lif t undefeated Toledo to a 2720 Mid -American Conference win over Ohio. Parker"s score cappPd a liR· yard. 15-play drive that con · sumPd 6:50 . Parkrr. who carried 35 times for 145 yards. scored earl ier on runs of 11 and ninr yards. To ledo. 4·0 overall a nd 3·0 in the co nference . a lso got field goals of ~.o and 41 yards fro m Ru s ty H;mna . Ohio. 1-3 and 0·2. roared back from a 20-3 deficit to tie it 20·20on a one -yard TD run by Ricke.v Howell. a 29.yard scoring pass CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS ALL FLAVORS 120Z. re ma ini ng . The score s10od as a final. - 10 LB. BAG PKG. COLCMBUS tUPli -Sou th er n Ca lifornia"s Tro jans led Oh io Sta te 35-26 in the fourth quarter Saturday whPn a thunderstorm blew in and forced officials to call th(' gam(' completr• with 2: J6 00 FLORIDA VINE RIPED TOMATOES 2 LB. PACKAGE $)29 RED, GOLD, JONATHAN or MdNTOSH $)29 3 LB. BAG APPLES FRYER LEG QUARTERS 49< S LB. BAG end from 1972-74. helping the Buckeyes to a 29-4-1 record during his career . He was a member of three successive Big Ten co-championship teams and played In three straight Rose Bowl Games. ""I was s urprised." " DeCree said of his selection. "I had put It out of my mind because It took so long . But. l"m thrU!ed ."' DeCree still lives In Columbus. working for Franklin County Childre n's Services and running his own employment counseling firm. He ln. a native of Cincinnati. started In center field for three years. lead in g Ohio State to a 57-40-1 record from 1950 to 1952. In 1951. He in. known for his defensive sk!lls. hit .304as the Buckeyes won the Big Ten championship and made their first trip to the College World Series. " ! was pleasantly surprised because I haven 't had that much contact with the people at Ohio State since moving to California.·· said Heln. who lives in Mission Viejo. a Los Angeles suburb. He!n has been Involved in the paper cup-disposable packaging business [or the past 30 years. The addition of Saunders. DeCree a nd He!n brings to 123 the number of members In the OSU Hall of Fame. "•0· ' , CELEBRATING THE FIRST 30 YEARS Patty Forgey. athletic secretary at the University of Rio Grande, cuts the cake presented to her during a reception honorlnJ university. ber30 yean wllh the RIO GRANDE- In the course of 30 years of e mployment with the University of Rio Grande. Patty Forgey has not only been deeply Involved with the school' s athlellc programs but In many other phases of Its development. ""It's been a fun 30 years to watch Rio Grande grow !rom a student body pf less than 200 to near 2.000 now. a nd to have been a part of thai growth. whether II has been cheering a team on to victory. keeping score at a cross country or track meet or just being part of the Rio Gran de family ... she said. Forgey began working for the university on Aug. 15. 1960, shortly alter receiving her degree from Rio Grande. She worked for the first several years as a switchboard operator, em· ployee In various offices and as a part-time secretary for Athletic Director Art Lanham. When the physical education department was housed in Lyne Center In 1969, she went with It as a full- time secrelary. And It has been with athletics, working In various capacities beyond that of a secretary, that she has been closely ldentlflfl(l not only at Rio Gra nde, but at other schoo ls th11t h ave meet Rio team s 1n compet ition . At a recent reception in her honor. two of the athletic direr tors shr has worked for hai lrd her co ntributions to athlf'tics . ""She is th~ best. "' John La whorn re marked . ··Pa tty ha s been most efficient . because s he knows her job inside and ou t. and because she ha s been dedic a ted to the job.· · ""Actua lly, Patty undHstand s the full scope of th e ath leti c department ... Tom Perdue a dded . ""She knows a ll of the people at the national office of the NAJA. a ll of the coac hes, and probably could be a very fine athletic director herse lf" In addition to her rcglJiar duties . Forgey. who graduated !rom Rio Grande High School in 1958. was cheerleader adv!sorfor eight years and served 1B years as advisor to the Chi Omega Alpha sorority. She is a member of the University Women's Club. the Atwood Heritage Volunteers. a volunteer at Ga!Upoils Developm ental Center and a h elper with the annual Super Dance for the Mu scu la r Dy strophv Assocla!JOn and the Spec ia l Olympics Si ner ils begin nings. she has kepi score a! the R io Grande Cross Countrv ln vltationa l rach Oc to bPr Sh.P h<J s not m issrd ;1 homp game sln cr her freshman da~ s. and f rrqurntly travels to watch thr teams play . Among her fondpq mPmories were her trips to the t\AIA Ba sket ball Nat iona ls 1n 1~85 and !987. when the Hcdmen repres · en ted Disrrict 22 as champions. ··r hones tly thought l"d never ride In a plane. butl"d warted 25 vears to get a team to Kansas ( lt y and Coach Lawhorn said th at the planr wouldn't leave Co lumbu s If I wasn't on it ... she recalled . But more impor tantly. Forgey cails her Involvement wi th the numerou s athletes and students who have come and go ne from Rio Grande ""a n extension of your personal lile ... "'My Ail-Americans are special."" she said. ··and you always hope that somewhere along the way. you've been an Inspiration to our young people In helping them reach their goals." '· �September 30, 1990 Page-C-2- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . September 30, 1990 Oak Hill hammers North Gallia 36-6 Logan posts 3-0 triumph over ·Gallia Academy GALLIPOLIS Logan marched 61 yards in 17 plays 'following a pass Interce ption to ' score on a field goal with 2: 26 . remaining, givin g the Chieftains a hard-earned J-0 football victory over the Blue Devils on Memorial Field Friday night. The triumph, Logan's first of the year , snapped the Ch iefs' . two -year , s ix -ga me losing streak. The shutout loss, second ~ in a row suffered by the Galiians , . extended the Blue Devils' losing streak ro three. ''Messed up opportunities" "We messed up a couple of ~oring opport unities early," re. marked GAHS head coach Brent Saunders. He added, "Our defensive unit played a tremendous game. We just couldn't figure out some of the junk they were throwing up against us." Saunders was referring to the first five minutes of the co ntest when GAHS blew two sco ring chances. Alter receivi ng the opening klckott, GAHS marched to the Chiefs 25 where the drive bogged down. On Logan's firs t play from scr immage. Chris Carma n pounced on a Chieftain fumbl e on the LHS 28_ However , two penal tics nullified that threat. Early in the seco nd period. aft er reac hing Logan's 2!. bac~ ­ to- back penalti es kl iled that threat which . started after Cl int Davis recorded a second Loga n bobble eigh t plays ea rlier. Kopack recovers fumble - In the third sta nza . Jason Kopack -received a third Logan fumble. but again GAHS was una bl e to take any adva ntage Near the end of the third period, Gai li a wa s on the move again. but a lter c rossing the midfie ld ilne. two more penalties killed another dnve Alian Gar nes in te rcepted a Chiefta in pass early in the fin al period on the LHS 39, but again GAHS was un able tocapitalizeon an opportunit y made by the defense. On the next play , John Jordan intercepted a Blue Devils pass. That proved to be one of the key plays of the game. Starting on their own 39 with 10:48 remaining. LHS marched 61 yards in 17 plays. With 2:26 left, Bill Copley booted a 26-ya rd field goa l to give LHS a J-0 lead Big play in the drive, probabl y the biggest play of th e game as far as Logan fans were co ncerned. was completion of a thi rd down pass from Davidson to Copley, a soft-floater in the right flat good for 14 yards. Tha t gave LHS a first down on the GAHS 15. GAHS didn't quit - GAHS did not give up, making a des pera te effort to win or tie the score la te in the co ntest loliowing a 32 ya rd kickoff return by Allan Garnes. The Gailians moved to Logan·s 15 with 25 seconds left. However, on the nex t play, Nate Dicke rson intercepted a Blue Devil pass on the LHS one. The Chiefs then ran out the cloc k. Ga llipolis dropped to 24 overall and 0 I in the lea gue. Loga n is 1-5 a nd 1-0. Ga liipoiis wili ho st Marietta Friday. Logan wiil hos t Warren Local. Logan rushed for_12J yards in 1970 SEO.U CHAMPIONS HONORED - Several members of lhe 1970 Gallla Academy High foothall championship team were 46 attempt s, led by Co pley's 55 the winnmg drive for 15 key ya rd s in crucia l s ituations. Da vidson connected on three of 12 yards in 26 car ri es. T he vetera n LHS back carried nine times in Introduced prior to Friday night's Logan -Galllpolls football Rarne on Memorial Field. aerials to ne Intercepted) for 20 ya rd s. LHS had 143 total ya rd s in 55 pl ays. Blue Devil leaders - Gallipolis rushed for 137 yards in 39 trips, led by Gene Garnes' 84 in 15 trips . Clint Da vis hit fou r of IJ ae ri a ls Orioles hand Indians loss By BOBKEIM UPI Sports Writer CLEVE LAND IUP!t - After 15 big-league starts Ben McDonald knows how to finis h. The rookie from Louslana Sta te pitched his second s hutou t of the year Friday night to lead the Baltimore Or io les to a 2-0 win over the Cleveland Indians. giv ing up ju st four hits whi le walk ing one and s triking out four. The complete game wa s McDonald 's third of the year and ra !sed h Is record to 8-5 with a 2. 45 ea rned run average. " It' s see ms like in coliegr whenever I got out of the firs t three Innings I'd get in a groove and gel guys out," sai d Me Do na id , who retired the final 10 Indian s in order. "That 's what most starters do ." Most good sta rter s. at least , and Fri day Mc Do nald did not REACHES FOR BALL - Gaillpolls' ,Jason Kopack (23) dives for pass from Clint Davis in Friday 's SEOAL opener against Logan on Memorial Field. Logan won 3-0. ttwo int ercep ted) tor 5H yards. GAHS had 190 ya rd s In 52 plays. Tony Ca naday stood out defen sively for GA HS. co llecting sev era l ind ividu al tac kles. SIMPSON SCORES- Oak HID end pson back to make an over-the-shoulder catch- one of seven he would grab in lhe game - of an Allen Potter pass for one of his three touchdown catches in the second quarter of Friday night's homecoming contest against North Gallia, which the Oaks won 36-li. (Times-SenUnel photo by G. Spencer Osborne ) Game statistics G 0 OEI"A.RTMEN1' F'lrs t Downs Yards rushing Los t rushing NE't rus hing 9 II 1i6 13:1 :19 10 ... . 131 t23 lJ ~ Pass a tte m p t ~ . Comple tion s 4 lntNC ('J)le'd by Yards passing 2 2 58 20 14:1 55 52 H J Fumbles .. Lost Fu m bles 30 1 t I ,g.l)til d -:'!1 Prna l tlt>"S Punts Score b)' Qua.rl.ers; 14-1:!41 d ]- 961 0 0 o n o 0- 0 GMI~ : Oct 0 J- ] Loga n Gall lpdi s Ne~~: 1 Game> - 5. Marif'lla . hrnw . or ninth inning, he's got his bPs! stuff " Ba ltim ore scored both of its ru ns in the seco nd off Sergio Valdez. 5- 6, who gave up one A R White/Black c,;;c /.. ANOTHER GAINER - Following another live- or six -yard gain. Oak IIIII running back Bill Potter (with hall) gets up alter being tackled by an unidentilied North Gailla defender In the second quarter of Friday night' s SVAC game at Oak Hill . as Oak Hill fullback Rob Adkins 132 1 walks bac k to the huddle . Adkins and Potter comhined for 21 I of the Oaks ' 22R yards in th e IUU's 36-G k . victory . ' · 7he 0/we ~Cafe • -......_ j-"110'· •• · 11•11 I ..,J,, 1. •~, 11/-1 Scoreboard ... innings . Majors TRIPPED FROM BEHIND - GaiDa's Clint Davl• (10) is tripped from behind by unidentified Logan player in Friday's game on Memorial Field, which the Chieftains won 3-0. Closing In Is Logan defensive back Nate Dickerson. .JACKSON - Mik e Morgan's five yard TD pas s to John Beatty -.with just 46 seconds remain ing · -earned the Jackson l ronmen to a : 121-17 SEOAL vtctory over the -'Marie tta Tigers Friday night Thr wi n givps !he Ironmen a 6-0 ·s ta rt , their best since the 1969 : season when they went 6- 0 early : and then fincshl'd with a 9-0·1 · mark Th£' winni ng go£11 was set up · when Robbie Meachem reco · · vered a Tiger fumble at the MHS • J l yard line with four minutes left ; to pla y • Eight pla ys . later Morga n • found Beatty wtth the winning :pass . a nd Marty Exline ran the · two polnr conversio n. • Morgan go t the lronmen on th e : board ear ly when he raced 75 .. yards ro payd irt if'ss than tw o : minutes into lhC' contes t and :Dennis Bays kic ked the ex tra ·poi nt. - The Tigers gorl4 point s In the ; seco nd period when quarterback • Pa t MacRae hit Adam McKitrick :with a four yard pas s at 9: 52 a nd • just over one m tnute la ter Chad Lincoln ra ced 47 ya rd s with a pass interception return Joe Smit h kickl'd both ex tra points and the Tigers w~re up 14-7. With six minutes lett J ac kson's Rya n Mapes s pri nted 30 yard s ( . Average siu home up to 1500 sq. ft. Price In· . eludes labor and material. Cellulose loosefill tn· fa iled a nd MHS had a 14 ·13 ha Itt i me lead. In th~ th ird quarter Sm ith booted a 27 yard field goal to give thrTigers a 17- IJ lea d a nd set the stage for the .Jackson comeba ck In the final seconds of play. Exl ine ted J ackson with 18:! yards on Jl carries a nd Morgan add ed 82 more out of his quarter · back slot. Jeff Smit h was Marietta 's workhorse with 106 vards on Hi carries while MacRae connected on 11 of 24 passes for 126 yards wi th one interce pted. McKitri ck was his favorit e target with four catches for 4.1 yards and onP tour hdown . Score by qua rters Marietta ......... 0 14 3 0-1 7 J ac kson ... ...... .. i 6 0 8-2 1 Parkersburg Pleasa nt 20 " llo !.ton Toroo l o 0.>~ • K,', roil ~" SEOALONLY TEAM W L Jackson ............. .1 0 Logan ............... .1 0 Athens ... ...... 0 0 Warren ...... .. 0 0 Gallipolis ........ ___ 0 I Marietta .............. O I TOTALS ............ 2 2 October ~ games: Marietta at GaliipoUs Jackson at Athens Warren Local at Logan Wellston at Meigs Coa l Grove at Buffalo Milton a t Point Pleasant Ironton at Portsmouth DeSales a t Wa tterson ,. ' <~ ·I til' Balt lmon' Mllw aukPr , _, )(\ -lti ~ ~~ ~ ... -li~ 11 1. l!' 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He also caught three passes for 20 yards 1all in the game's winning drive) and punted three times for 96 yards. COLONY THEAlRE FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY Emilio !stem, Kiefer Sutherland and lou Diamond Phillip• IN YOUIG BOIS 0 Wo 00sfl('lr1 Li . Walf'riOrd U WoOOmorl' tR. WO(Ji iN 2~. Kan sa~ Lakota; You Ra.H 'n 19 Wocr.tPr Tri wa y 48. Tu slaw 11 Wynford 34. Rlverdalf' 14 You Sout h 28. You Eas1 R Zane!iv1lle 21. Fi ndlay H " 1'1, 11 ... After buying some dress shoes, can you still afford to get dressed? !Jt•r ru\1 ."l. 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The third touc hdown of the fra me. a 94-yard romp tha t wa s preceded by ju st one play - a fou r-yard run, put the hosts a head 20-0. Merrill Trip lett' s Norse men scored three more Hm es in act two. Sheppard. who on the ni ght ra n nine times for 73 yards, struc k paydirt wh en he co n eluded a seve n-play , 77-yard drive with a one yard run The seco nd score or the period came on a one-yard run by Mark " esl HE05i Los An~f'lf"i BUS~ \ ... , ••• 'h .. '"" '"'"''"''' " ... NOW )tff)\.IING! fRIOt.Y 1· 10 ,9 10 Sill J 10.7 . 10. 9. 10 SIIN l 10.7 10,9 : 10 Cll'1 1NG SOON ! STEVlN SEAGAl lo "MARKF O fOR D!Alt l" San Franct,.co S11 n Dl f"!(O Dexter gives you what you want in a sf.Je. The finest materials arxl craftsmanship. all witoout charging you extra z •il llnu,.ton . Atla nta Wl ti l' Pr4 "j .l )ti~ - '1.1) ~ ~2 ;, :\22 -: ;2 A\ -1)9 ~~ ;2 ~~ .J ~t{l 17 ti] ~~-~ WI '! t~ Frid ay'8 f'f'!iUN I [){•1 ro\t a t Minnf'S Old . I p rn Kansas Cit\· <It ln dla napoli<. . I pm \t'" O rlr-an~at Atlanta . 1 p m \Y .if' I~ .11 .\ollami . 1 p m San Dl!l( o a t Pittsb u rgh I [l m San Franci sco AI Hou ston . l p .m S(•;rrt lr at \rw rn~land. 1 p m Tampa Bay a t Da lla ~. I p.m \.rP(' n Ba _ v at 01 1 Ch 1CaRo. ~ p .m Cin cinnati at LA R am~. 4 p m LA RaldNS at Buffa l o,~ - JOp.m Mon. & Fri. til 8 P.M. Tuu:, Wtd., Thur. til 7 P.M. Safurdar til S P.M. San F ran ci sco 7. Lo~ An~r>l fls h thrPe tri PS McCa rty was 6 of 24 for 55 ya rd s. inc ludlng one touchdown pass and an interception (by Wa il i. Hi s down fie ld targets were tight r nd Keith Carter t3211, Kiser 11-26 I and Adam Blair tl -81 Recording rushing yards for the Hi ghla nders were Kevin Gi ilman 111 -401. Willy Gilbert 11 1-351 and McCarty 1srvcn ru shrs . minu s-e i ght yards l . On thi s week's 1Overall ) Team W L Kyger Crerk ... \ I Oa k Hil l .... .4 2 Symmes \'a ile) .. 4 2 Eastern 1 3 Sou thern ._. . .. 2 4 Sou thweste r n .2 4 Norlh Ga ll 1a '1 4 Ha nnan Trac£' ... 1 5 PF PA J:d ]i; !24 119 94 til 79 93 86 167 79 R4 7.1 i ]tj ';'4 l ~) 0 (Co nference) W I. PF r .~ Team Oak Hill ... ... 1 Symmes Valley .. 2 Kyger Creek ... 2 Eas tern ... . . . . .2 0 IOJ 1 811 1 71 I 6';' scr immage. That completed a nine-play. 44-yard drive that . combined with Bill Potter's two-point conversion ru n. gave the hosts a 28-ll lead. In the final chapter. most of the Oaks' regulars on both pla toons were taking weil-deserved seats on the bench while the second- and third-!I ringers were on the field getting a piece of the action. The Oaks' Bryan Stewa rt. a first -string linebacker, got some time at running ba ck and made the most of his offensive action with a five-yard touchdown run with 8 04 left in the battle. Bill Bell's tw o-point conversian run gave the Hill a 36-0 lead. Vinton' s only points of the night came on the only fumble the Oaks lost - a wild pit!' hby Kuhn , the new quarterback , that stayed airborne tong enough for No rth 's Tom Meade to grab it and walk into the end zone unmolested. The fumbl e on the sna p for the fo llowing two-point conversion was rf'C'Overed by the Oaks, and with 5 09 left. the Oaks' lead wa s reduced to JO For the Pirates . tailback Chris Skidmore led in rushing with 23 yards on fi ve canies. Fuilback Casey Sta ton had 17 yards in eight attempts. Smith was th rown back for a minus-2 yards on seven car nes. In the passmg department. !See OAKS on C-4 1 Southflrn as gamf' guPst its hom('('oming Scort.' by quarters Sou thw es tern 0 Symmes Vailey 20 Game 0 0 0 r~ I~ 12 46 60 >1 never 11 f olal \arch !hh Ru~ln ~ ~ <Jr d~ :f.] 1 l '1 t Ill !hroo n Fumblr.., ] Q\1 l'rnal!lt'\ I "\h ~ or• ; I .. 1 2 Hannan Tro eP .U ~I l3 20 Department F'lrst down s Tota l yards Rushing yard s Passlnii; ~· ard~ ~.!.• ~,. KC '• 158' 101 157 lntrr<'eptlon ~ 49 ~; ~- 9 -l -10 0 0 FUmbles I los t 5-3 l) .. .J-1j'Q 51~ j -85 9 - 7~ PunlinR Penalti('S nam~ in travel. Picture Yourself -'.2.~., ~ /""--'--{/Jc - E ,w... - ....... .~~- ' ' Crui i s ng t h e Caribbean -·~;;( ' .~ ......-~·~.·~--.:: ~. '<a .. ~ :--:..:::·--- :·-:::i~""" -- - -- . . . . ...."'''".. ' >- - - -·-- . ' - .... : .......... _!) ... ... L~ ,._ What could be more romanti c? Dutch villages. French cafes. Parliament guard s. And tan lines. For seven days. th e European islands of the southern Caribbean are yours to exp lore on th e graceful NCL Starward. January 13-20, 1991 Hosts: Roger & Boots Hinennar ~ f/f; GALLIPOLIS .., Travel Agency 360 SECOND AVE 446-0699 "Serving the general public as WB/1 as our members.- Get Read, For Winter 1'• I ti:l . 1 2 49 So uth western . ... 1 2 40 Su uthrrn .. North Gall Ia Game statistics 1 S\ r' ,IU~hr Trace thi s Friday in Mercerville. Score by quarters Eastern . .0 0 6 6-1'.2 Kyger Creek .. ... 0 14 0 6-;io The most trusted ~tatistics \ a r d~ rus hi ng d~partmt;nt by .Jitter Gi lmore l.l83.li. Swis he r t8 -19t and Edwards lti ·11 I- Catching passes for the scar let a nd gray wer~ Rob Gilmore I 1-2li. Hall 11 -b. one TOt. Bradbury 11-12, one TDJ and Sean Denney tl-6 ) Jumor .J eff Durst , makmg hts first start at quar terback for tb e Eag les, was 5 of 9 for49 yards . ~ e found targets tn Mike Smtth t2-16J. Chad Savoy 11-141. Wes Holter 11 -11 1 and Btsseii 11-81. Kyger Creek wi ii play Hannan All -{_'omp los 1. Bradbury . who ran 14 times for 38 yards, was followed in the 0 -J~ lH>partnwnt Pa ~ sinJ;; tor a 12-yard strike 14 :511. Th e extr a-point kicks by Joe Ed ward s following those sco res helped KC take a 14-0 advantage into the loc ker room at halftime. TheEaglescutthe iea dtoeight when tailba ck Tim Bisseii li B carries. 172 yards! scored on an 84 yard touchdown run with 4:.14 left in the thi rd frame Th e followin g ex tra -point kick fa iled Blsseii was in business again 10 seco nd s into prime time. as he brok e away for a 42 -yar d touc hdown run . As wa s truP following· Bissell's first score, the extra Polntkickwa s offthemark,and the Bobcats' lea d remained at 14-12 . The final score ca me when Bradbury scored on a fi ve-yard run wit h 5 50 left in the game. The ex tra -point kick was no good , and KC set tied for the 20-12lead it . 52 81 61 tOO NEW! INSULATED! THIS GORE·TEX IRISH SmER IS GUARANTEED WATERPROOF! Friday's finals Kygrr Creek 20, Eas tern 11 So utltrrn 2R. Ha nnan Traer 0 Oek Hil l :tti. North Gailta 6 Svmmcs H Vall(':-..-:~. This So uthwrstrrn wr P k' ~ slat r Kygrr CrPrk at Hannan TrtH'r :-Jo rth Ga llia at Sym mes Vallev Oa k Hill at !::as ter n Sou thern at So uthwrstf'rn D 7'"-13 808 EE 8-11 1~0 Vi'tNG ~. H_Of- Emergencies? C;ueer c hanges Med1 cal costs Acctdents Bu ild a nest egg lor hies emergenctes wtth 1n s urance prolecilon Cash lcr emerge nc•es - One o llhe MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS ~~~ MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA 'l ~oo .,\ .A 5 to.oo Off All Insulated Boots And Regular ,o., !RI\IlRNAI ll!l INSWt i\NC ( 'iOCIH 'f S'lKO.OOO Qut>(ftS iand Open AI Milton, Brhbane, A.uslralla, Sep1. 29 H0Ml OfrtC( • ROC¥; !SL.a.NO !lUNO!S Quuk'rflnal!l ) Au malta . ti--'2. 6-0 thf' slate. Viki ngs tn. 2 11 will face North Ga llla a t Vinton. while the Hi ghlanders t24, 1-21 wiil have Art -co m p ! ntt•rT Pp! r o n ~ Tennis resullll Semlnnahl Aar m Krlckstet n, Grosst> Point£>, Mi ch. , 12 ·1. dt>f. John Fllzgerald, Houston 2. Allan Ia 1 du cing the fin al score In additi on to Dan iels and Sheppard. Rick Ed munds had 37 ya rd s in II carries. Mark Edmund s picked up 23 yards In vered a Southwes tern fumble and ran it in from 25 yards away . Thl' High landers' l one seorP came in thP final quarter, when Mond a)', Oct. II -: Pt m bu ~h 6. St. Louis~ receiver Kflvin Kiser . John Sites' l'XIra -poinl kirk was good, pro- F rr~T d o wn ~ Brad Gilbe rt. Oak land. Cal!f .. tl l .def. NlclasKroon. Sw{' dm. i~ . Nf>\lo· York 7. Chicago I Philadelphia 5. Mont ll'al 4 San Olq;:o 2. C!ll(' Jnnatl 1 quarterback Aaron McCarty threw a five -ya rd pass to wide pla y, J5.yard drive. Valley's last vis it to the promised la nd ca me when Wail. as a sa fet y, reco · Clrv(' Jand at Df'nve r. 9 p.m . t\IUNG'Jr leav ing Oak Hill, whom Eastern (3-2, 2-11 will entertain thi s Friday as the only unbeaten squad- in the fraternity . After a scoreless first quarter. Bobcat lightning s truck twice from the sk ies in the second quarter . . as quarterbac k Shane Swis her t4 -1U , 57 yards . two TDs I connected with tight end Rryan Hall for a 15-ya rd pas s (8 451 a nd with running back PhiiB radbu ry SV AC standings H_,. l 'n iW d rrt>u lntn natlonal !oiat urd 11,~ ·.,. ,;am ;wo. Tnron ro rStnlt lf•mnf' 1l Jt, , .11 lkNon tC lrmrn <.~ tlt> r \ W1r m Mlnnt•o;ot;_r tErtrk ~ oo ~ I • ,11 C"alii•IITll<l that wrapped up a three-play . 66·ya rd drive. was fo Uowed by Eri c Wall' s two -point conversion Frid ay Sport!'! Tran !Uldlons (l.rkl,urd l Tr•:..:d" 1 S\" at th- 13 L"hrcaJ'n 4 \1"'14 rork 7. Mi h~aukt·•· ~ f\an <.,l '- lrr \ 1. 1·ahfo mt.• 1 1\ Jn~as drl ve. The second, a 66-yard run Edm unds. wh ich endt>d a SPVf' n · l'hlldrl f'ljih td ,f nm h" [()'1 , ,11 \l o nTr'f'd l • B.J r ni'~!l1 ' 7 l'l pm 100 hold - 2 l'i ~. tn pm Oakland K;m~ o, CiT\ 10 - ~. ITf'v.k shur. Voll p ~· hall SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 16th) ~~-n 7~ X-l Mlrlflf'<.Q],I •' ,. ,. Point P OP 17 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 J 17 21 41 41 x1 1\DlA~ S ~A TI():\,\1. So uth 29 (;n L l'l't :,~ l ~2 " ,,.] sulation. Fire Retention - Ul Approved. for a TD . bu 1 a co nver sion r un SEO standings •• ~Opponents, All Gam€8) :TEAM W L P OP • Jackson 6 0 181 84 :Coal Grove 5 I 151 71 : Athens ............ 4 I 165 79 •'DeSa les..... .... .. .. 4 I 132 32 : Marietta 4 2 113 105 ·Portsmouth ..... 4 2 174 100 :ft. Pleasant ... J 2 !OJ 71 :-Meigs ....... .. ....... J J 149 152 ·Warren ....... ....... 2 J 42 102 ::Galllpolls........ 2 4 89 121 :Logan .... ... ____ .. I 5 18 149 ·: Friday's r€8ulls: : ~ga n 3 Gal lipolis 0 :Jackson 21 Marietta 17 ·i\thens at Warren !29th) :j'deigs 44 Federal Hocking 18 :c;oal Grove 44 Ceredo-Kenova 22 Ashland 26 Portsmou th 18 De Sales at Dayton Dunba r !29th 1 4'' •••••••••••••$399 INSTALLED 6'' ••••••••••• .. $499 INSTALLED 9" ..,, ..,,,,,.,$599 INSTALLED Ea." I T('lUll at 1\ew i"11rk r\ ' lo la l 'll \ 1 I Y> pm l'ltt..,hu ~h 1 Walk 1)..~ 1 at St Lou I' A.MERJCt\1\" LF.M-; 1 F BLOW IN INSULATION Jackson posts 21-17 win over Marietta Sa lunluy'!i ~~;ames Chrra~o r Ld nC'a!'.IPr ~J1 This drive, a typical drive for the Hili, ended when Alien Potter tossed a 24-yard scoring strike to Simpson on !ourth-and -23 following an iliegal-motion penalty aga inst Oak Hili declined by the Pirates Then Alien Potter threw a t'Ml-polnt conversion pass to wide receiver Phil Kuhn lone of two catches he would get in the game, ali for 25 yards I to put the hos1s ahead 8-{] with 8: 09 to go in act one. The Oaks were In a bit more of a hurry to score their second touchdown. as they used 2:05 to move 75 yards in stx plays. This drive ended when Adkins barreled In off left tackle from the two. Foilowing Allen Po tter's two-point conversion pass to Maynard, the Oaks went ahead 14-D with J: 45 left in the fir st quarter The Hili sco red once in each quarter a her that. picking up TO No. 3 with 8: 44 left In the first half . when Allen Potter wrapped up an 11-play. 53-yard dlivewith a 10-yard paydin pass to Simpson . The two-point conversion run by Kuhn was shan of the end wne, and the Oaks took a 2[).() lead. In round three. Allen Potter and Simpson connected for a four-yard touchdown pass un third-and-goal after A.P faked a handoff to his cousin. who was successful at drawing a crowd of Pirates whenever he got close to the line of Kyger Creek hands Eastern 20-12 loss AID - Sy mm es Va lley aired out its fru strat ion over last week's 26-0 loss to Oak Htil b~ rack ing up 38 poin ts In the first ha lf e n route to ham meri ng Southwester n 38-7 Frid ay night. The Vikings got t hree touchdowns in the first quarter . all b~ senior running back Kenny Da niels !four a ttempts. 188 yard st . The fi rs t.' a 28 -ya rd run, con e lud ed a seven -play, 49 -yard AIR FORCE LOW. ear ned run on four hit s In eight Pirate quarterbacks Cla y Smith and Jeff Ratliff on the run primarily cast and west -all night . The Vinton corps gained 38 yards rushing in 11 tnes- 55 fewer yards on three more attempts than Oak Hill fullback Rob Adkins. who scored one of the hosts' fi ve touchdowns. ''They were big up front . and we didn't run that weli," said North Gaiiia skipper Gregg Ded Following the pre-game parade of queen candidates on the field, th e Hill started parading its various weapons after receiving the open ~1g kickoff. After Adkins gained ln yards on the first play from scrimmage, Oak Hill quarterback Alien Potter (10-14,175yards , three TD pas!I!S ) took a one-step drop and launched a 19-yard pass to Simpson who was stopped by Pirate deep backs Clay Smith and Charlie McGinness. Then Bill Potter, Alien Potter's cousin. exploded through Ute middle of the Pirates' defensive front a nd picked up eight of the !Ill yards he would have for the night. On a number of occasions throughout the game, Bill Potter would take advantage of the trap blocks that center Brian Dunn and guards Chris Lovett and Brook Moq;an were putting on North's defensive interior and be able to get as many yards. it not more. inside as he wou ld running sweeps. Symmes Valley beats Southwestern 38-7 allow a ru nne r pa s t second ba se as the OrioiPs won their seco nd s tl'alght while Clevela nd has los t three in a row . It was McDon al d's fir st start against th e Indian s. " He's capa ble of doing that ," Manager Fra nk Robinson said of Mc Dona ld 's complete ga me "When he goes out In the eight h By G. SPENCER OSBORNE 'llmes-Sentlnel Staff OAK HILL - The hands of tight end Mike Simpson helped Oak Htil sutvive its numerous penalties and North GalUa' s penetrating defense en route to a 36-6 homecomi ng victory Frilay night. "As soon as we saw tbem doubie-<:overing !wide receiver) Shane !Maynard, who caught one pass in the game!. we saw them leaving Mike open." said Oak Hill boss Scott Bartholomew of Simpson, a 6-0. !53-pound senior who caught seven passes for 147 yards and three touchdowns- a season high tor Oak Hlii receivers. Simpson's catches saved the day for the south Jackson squad, as North Gallia's defense, according to Bartholomew . "took us out of our running game." Penetration. aggresslveness and "running to the football" were words the Oaks' first-year commander used in describing the Pirates' defense. However , the Hill's ground game was far from anemic, as it s 228 yards on 52 attempts show s. The Oaks hun themselves with penalties,surrenderingl!Oyardsin the contest. However, North couldn't capitalize on this real estate giveaway, as the Oaks' defensive front . led by senio r defensive tackles Shawn Reese and Wade Burdine. among others. kept CHESHIRE _ In spite of being held lo a season -tow 101 yards rushing Kyger Creek went to the a ir twice for touc hdowns to capture its second straight win a 20-12 victory over Eastern Frida y night in t he Bobcat s' homecoming ga me. The verdict boosts Kyger Creek' s record to 5 1 overa ll a nd 2- 1 in th e SVAC. The toss was the Eagles' first in the co nfere nce. .1 19~ T01il l yard s P lays .. Rrturn v<1rds Sunday Times-Sentinel- P.O. lor 3Ul Rio Grndt, OH. 45674 Po. 16141 245 -9319 UFE • ANNUITIES IRA'S FRATERNAL PROGRAMS KIPLING SHOE co. 675-7870 Rt. 2, Bypass Point Pleannt �Page-C-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. September 30, 1990 Southern posts 28-0 homecoming win over Hannan Trace By SCOTI WOLFE T·S Corrt>spondPnl RACINE · Uliltztng an eq ua l!\ efk ct i ve ground and passin g gam1\ th e Sout hrr n TornadoPs throug h wh en Wf' nf'PdPd to. This was a v irtorv l or the community and I thank. them for the hard work t h p~· \: J p ut into our pro- rol led to an exciti ng 28-0 honw- gra m and on thP f ield .. Hanna n Trace head coac h Don com i ng victory over th p Hannan T r ace Wildcats herC' Friday Saund ers satd. "Sout hern did a fine job. Thev \\'ere up for night in SVA(' foot ball acti on forced us to put people in at other positions. but that doesn't take away the fa ct Southern had a fine ga me . Thev put the ball in the endzonP acd wp didn ' t . We came close t hrPI.' t imPs , hut d idn 't put i t on in the PnrlzonC'. Overall. I was plpased wi th our pfron." Sou thPrn is now 2·4 ovpral l and ready. Their passing attac k hurt Hac nan Trace 1-5 SHS is 1-2 in th e SVAC wh ile HT is 0-3. us mon? than we expected . Wa J a rrod Circle had another bi g passng game for Southern hitting 9-19 for three touchdowcs, 183 just didn 't do a good job handling th e pass . We had a good week of practice ... much better than thp ga me indi cated.·· J ason Circle caught three of his brother 's aerials for 65 yards and one touchdown, while Mike F r id a~,· ._ gam(' w<Js on the yrrge of brcoming a fir s t pPrlod <Bc orrles s dPadlo<'k, as both homecommg k arn s playetl equal ly well and Sa und er s and th ey added. we rE' " Injuries yard s. and one interception . Evans grabbed three rPceptinn s 11ard in thP OpPning moment s . for 118 yards and two TDs . In addition to his fine offensiva game Todd Grindstaff led the SHS defen se with a fumble recovery and n ine ta ckles Jam ie Proffitt had a fumbl e recovery and fo ur tackles . Nick Adams-~ tackles. and Ruu se ll Singleton and Trav is Nease seven tackles apiece. Behind Ron Lambert and Chad Barnes· fine offenstve work for HT, Allen Queen carried two times for 5 yards, and Brian Brumfield had the remaining yardage. Dean Cremeens had two recep· caught two for 17 yards, Lambert 2-7, and Shane Cox a great game of 2 for 43 yards . Allen Queen had 8 tackles acd two assis ts , wh ile James Ca udil l and Cremeens had six tackles rrn· s Pdgr in l'X)X'rirnrP began to shi ne midwa.\ · throug h the DJX'n- Jng fram e. miss most of nex t year's season • So uthern ~ !r uck fr om both the ~r o und and t hP ai r all even ing becau se he is headed next month to the Persian Gulf with the Roya l Air Force. Edwards won a bronze medal at lh e Commonwealth Games in January . long and ope ned the game in simila r fa shion. Overa l l. Yards passi ng To!al yardagl' 2.14 the times for H(l .B· Hi 0 ~ 11 .11-Ji O IH.l J53 ~ 19 0 :u: l ·l .n 101 J I·I 5o lnlf'rl'epl ion s F'u m bl E'S· IOS 1 Penal ti es .. Punts .. hosts Kyger Creek . Score by quarl<,.s Hannan Trace ... .0 U II U- 0 Southern .............. 8 8 6 6- 28 Track and field Brita in's top shot-pulter, Paul Edwards. appears certain to Tornad o ('~ r u ~hPd 35 Yafds ru shln):: ~~ . n ll ~ Com p -att .. and t hree assists each Southern goes to Sou1hwt:"ste rn next week, while Hann an Tracl' Sou. ~ Plan ~- J'l 1-31 BIDWELL-PORTER TIRE CENTER An Independent Dealer Guaranteed Low Prices Sports briefs Bot h Sout hern and Hannan Trac.e have yo un g teams. but South · HT Dt'partmenl firs t d O Y.'n ~ . Uniroyal , Firestone, Bridgestone, Michelin, Armstrong, Brigadier Monday-Sat. 8:30-6:30 lnlen01tion 160/554, 388-9406 Fll 1ards. and hit 9-19 complelion s iJarrod Circle passes ) for 1:-i."l total _\"<.J rd s to register :~J:\ rot ctl \'JJ"ds : \\' ith 17 sr·co nd s remaining in Ow firq r·uu nd. J<.trrod Circ le hit f'\dn IJr·o thrr .Jason Ci rc le with a 1:) v;nd spira l for the game' s first . . < ·u r ·~ · ,\ si m ilar pattern and d u pl ic atf' Ci r ei a· to· Ci rc le com bi · r1.1 1ion addc·d thP two-poin t PA T t·rJn \'tTo.., io n acd So uthern led 8-0. S(Ju thl' rn ·.., offensp has been JU'-o! "h ' of pu11ing together gre at ~; ll!li' " t~ll srctson, but more t' lli 'IJur .lg ing Fri da y night wa s r:·11 ' t '\C t •lt ~ nt t'ffort put forth b.v rl :t · SH S dP !f' nsr, which was \\·t·ll p r~!i..,t • d by So uth r rn Coac h I ),1\ I d (; ;I u I l'r 11 11' 111 thP game· G aul stated t' tJfli Hlt ·n rl\ . ··\-\'(·are rPady . l feel !-:Ood ,dJout !O night Thr ki ds havp ll. 1d .1 good '''f'f'k of prac t ice. I ht •ltl'\'1 ' tf W( ' \-'.'in :1nd grt somr 1 onf Hh· nc(' tonight. we can ha vr •1 ~.:ood '-~'Con d ha If of 1hr sf' a son ." .\fl l ' l th f' ga mP Cau l r f' ffl rc tPd ' h' ''-(' th oughl s and praisrd bot h ~ ht offl'n"i\'r and drfc nsivP uc its tr )r d gn'a l l'f fort _,\ good ha ! tl f' in the trr nchPs d ~\ · t · ! u pnl m :hP "r cond quartf' r. , ac h c luh ).;i\' ing a "little push .1nd c., hou •" , howr\·rr. nci thPr hr nt untll tht • c) : -f7 mark of thr (';H·to Sn ut hi ' rn ·s MichaC'! Evan s 1 ,1 u ~ h t e~ y ard a(•r ia l from QB .l ..uTod Ci r c lr cappi ng a -fi _,·ard "I." til l\'! ' lhdt put SHS up lH Ll n exc ha ngr Fo I low! ng of po:.,s(>~;,s i o n ~ li T l OO k OH" r derp i n t iH' holr . Thi s sPt up a Sout hern ddrn si\·r surge that caugh t HT 1!11 Chad Garnes in the cndzono tor a sa fery. Ir was now 16-0al th e 1 2H mark berore th e half. T t11· hi g diffrrrncf' i n thr gamf' .,, ,,.., Southern' s J bilit v to prn f'· r ,ttr ' thr- r ndzo nr: So uth Prn 1 .m w up u·i th thP big p la~· both '·' ,i\ "· whilr HT cam a clo-,r on ltm'' ' oc ca sions. but could no t :1·.1r h pJ \·dirr St al t'-!i r all_ \ . both clubs wrrr \ 1·1'\ clo"i '. ninf' f ir st do wn .., both ' \ ,!\ ..... \\'l l h SHS tak i ng a :1:>.'1-2 ~4 1·dgt · 1n tfJt.t l o ffrn sr S(IU ihi 'l n ' f'ni or T gdd Crind t,d ! '• ' ·' " thr· mid fi(' ld work · lltll '- t ' t <i!T\'l n}.; 17 rimrs fnr 11 ~ -. .111 ! " 1n , t t lfil ' 1· lfor1. Hrtn l..t m twrr H';t<.. tht • Wild cat 11 1rn-- Lt \. t ' ,!IT(jl~lh ~ I rimt• s for ~ ~~ \ .11 d.., \\' Ill It · Chad 11arcr ~ " t ), t m tJit>d \1\ •.. 1rcb on )-l carrie;; l lT ~~ tpllii mnn• Allrn Qurrn !i. 1iltu mt!\ l ' ! I r tnl " tro ng ).! UJ J'd 10 tti!l b: tck ,1 ftt ·1 r·~ ·~-:: u l a r FB .J ason \l)tl h up n' JnJun ·d J knt'('durin):! ThrJr . . d.t \ ·..., p! .rc tiC t' In lht' ·"'" l'nnd il .t l! ll T lo!-. 1 rtw <..P ni cas of Bn• wt •r .1nd T nplf' t t to injurirs In tlw r h 1rd prr tocl .111 ~·a <.. quiet until ttl• · I 'l:l mdrk ~· hr n So uth· er n·.., T odd Crin d:-. tJ.f f lli l tlH' ~·nd;orli' !rum I ~ \·Jrdc., out Thr flX!' '•\'" "' \' tJid . but SouthPr n !rd CROWN CITY ARCHERY & CRAFTS 16141 245·175• ~~ ·· O MAO( Be A Two Hunter ROBERTS OUT - Reds catc her Joe Oliver (right) reaches out to lay the lag on San Diego's Bip Roberts in the sixth inning ol Friday night's gamr In Cincinnati, whkh th~ McGill captures Hanrest 50 race By SCOTT WOLFE T-S Corresp<Jndenl STF.WART- Butch :vlcGill or WPst Union , W Va. rook the lead on the third lap and never looked hac k l 'nroult' ro posting an im prl'ssi vr lat e model victorv in nJ,tlnln .L: 1n ~ . \\t' '.ltpllit ll litt t' hrt r t11' t ' rH! /IJrl+' ! t t r L11 ir'll c~ nd SIIS l ~ll ~K - 0 . ~~, uthr • r n ht •,l(l coac h Oa,·id ( ;,tU 1. . :11t.!. " Th i:-. v. ;1s a r r a I tram f' ff n r r f<\ t ' i \ O nt' pl..t:-.·r d. :-1nd t '\o ' f \ldlf ' pLt \ t'd wt~l l and hat·d T 1t!: tg lll Wt ' had gorKI "f' nin r ]l· ,tdi T" hiiJ !1 Jr tht· homrcrJming )2 d!ltf • l)T h;~<., .t lint • \OUil~ fuoth :1ll r'luh <~lld "om/' good c~thll'tr <... hut tnni ght wr· r amf' Oak.~ win ... f rom C :~1 Ho~thff WLI-" ~or h for ~~.~ yards rtnd one tntf'rcf'ption. and Smith. who ca ught hoth paS'¥'S, wa s 0 for 9. inl'ludi n.g onr intPreeprion No rth 's Prrant pa s ~s wrn' pic ked off by Mr~vn a rd and StrwarL 1 Con lln ur d On thts """k's calendar. Oa k Hill :1"' will face Eas tern at 12, 1 Tupi>·rs Pla ins. while l'or1 h Ga llia ( 2 ~. 1 ~ l w ill host Symmf's Val lPy . S<·on' hy 'I uarlers North Ca llia . 0 0 0 6- ti Oak Hill .. li b R R-:lJ; Game statistics Orpa rtmenl Fir~ l down s Tnl..tl vards Rushina y ard ~ Passlnlil y ard ~ Att .-com p. !nl.-.rrr-ptlon s NG ., OH 93 .1R 000 5~ !i;J 10 14 .2 " [; 221< 2-0 2-1 .l .1 .1 1.1110 02 c a u~h l i f)lrown I I Fumbles / lost ... P(in, lll « ,. powpr by ove rtakic g Dalton on lhr nrx t go-round. Hard-chargi ng Ron Wtlliams cla tm ed hi s hea t a nd the fea ture 13y lap 18 McG ill was bcg tnn tng in t hr spor t'\ma n diviuion with a lap the fie ld and build a hugo load.Thl' inside story though was that Ajams had co me from last to fine drtve over trackich amplo n Ph il Davis, Jiv Avick, Roger Coza d. Aaron Flem tng, Robert Stackpole. Steve Wood s, and Kev·i n Haught. Rggcr Coza d claim ed th e first heat. lc the Street Stoc k dt vision 10 sixt h on these iciri al circu it s the 7th a nn ual Skoal Pan trv St ores Harvest 50 Frrda1· night at Ukvline Specdw av Thr bount iful 'Harvrst' w as r nginr wors moving th e 'Ba ndit ' On th e rrs tart runner up Bog_gs worth plent y (dollar amount unknown) to I he veteran McG i ll, Stevr Th omas cl aived thP win chall enged for the if'Jd , but McG ill then foucd his groove and over John Willtams. Ralpp Gard ner. Hoger Ga rnes. Rick Carsev, Clair Sulli va n. Mika Spen se r. Hoger Dunlap . Rick Vehan, and Har old Pickens who edged tra ck champign Hob Adam s. Jr . by five cor lengths at th e fini sh. Albans. St. W . \ ·'3 .. dr i vf' r· Porkv Shores r larmPd th<· $4011 wi nne r 's paycheck i n the SP mi Latr Di vision. w hilf> Kon V\·' i l li am s grabbed th r Sport sman main. acd Stf'vP Thom as tiH' Street Stoc ks. As a full harvest moon glirn mrred ac ross th f' Sky li nP cl ~1q . thr dr ivf'r ' s i n thf' la tr model divi sion b ec<Jm e a bit ovC'I acx ious 1n lhf'ir bids to rnakp tht · fraturr . [)f' s pii P sorrH' wrinklad tTtPtal thl' r;J(' ing was nut subpar ;J ~ fi vf' close pn'l imina r.\· 1'\'t' nt o; Sf't tlw '>t<lg(' fllr a terrikic ft•aturP Thr paradP lap w a<> lf'd b\· thi• b;Ju ti ful Tran s-T 1•ch tr;n·smi s sion pace car Dalton the n dropped out wi th to f1rth built an oth er strong lead . On thr :lOth lap Adams overtook Boggs for second, but a!Sta lled Har old RPdman brought out th e yellow. reverti ng back to the !Jst lap . McGillidisplavcd hi s dominance; Adam s pro,·idrd thr drama. Brieflv on the 42nd an d l :lrd circuit s Adams made a bi rl on McG ill in traffic. but th~n q an ed to fnde at the fini sh. Alban y' s Larry Bond chargrcl from sixth to thi rd to pass brothcru Ra ndv and Joc k Boggu in the r0m ainin g threr la ps to r laim third . At the ftnt sh 11 wa s McG ill. i\dam s. Bond. J ack Boggs, Hardv Boggs, Delm as Co nirs . .Andy Bo nd. Bobb) Da vidso n. The Dalton ga ng 's Garv Dallon :r nd " Black .J ack" Roggs paced thf' t unkn own t lr with Don Clark in th e second, num ber or sta rters plus promo wh i t(' Tim Nrwm an and Bruce Dr nn is rook thr rPmainin g ho· nors. i{ J nd _ v Roggu won thr IL"v1ain firld rcrs c hoicr :r th ro ug h turn s threr and four [or th e start, but aga in A ft r r s('VPral re starts. howevrr. n ' pai rs wrrf' made and Adam s tag grd thP ta i l. D;ilton g rahb<'cl thr- l' arl:-.· lr acl. hut on l ht· initial r ou nd McGill t)ag grd Hoggs, thPndispla _ v f'd hi ~ rwzuwwtt 1 .~ Hrat wi nnrr s werP Dunlapi and StCI'<' Thomas . 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Wahama returns to action next Friday mght when the White Falcons host visiting Gu~an Valley in the locals annual homecoming tilt at 7:30p.m. o~ned Nirarn guan ballpla yers . he sa id he would al so offer h1 s services as an instructor. as he doe s in thr offse aso n i n high sc hools around Mi omi. whrrc he lives wilh his wifr and four c hildrf?n . "I t rv to giH' awa~· what I 'vc lparne ci . ·· hf' sa id . " I don't : t orn apart by civ il war that bega n r before the Sa ndin is ta s ovPrt.hrE'w recc1vers rn the contest were Terry Weaver with one catch for 26 yards while Stewart led Wahama with one recepuon lor IU yards. Defensively the White Falcons recovered a pair Van fwnbles with Sam Thompson and Tmvis Johnson coming up with the loose pigskin and Jimmy Goodnite, Kevin Sparks, Shane Grimm and Sam Thompson pacing lhe Falcon defense in tackles. "As baseball goes. there's bPen Championsh ips in Edmont on. AI · bcrt.<1this summer. defeating thr ! bi.llion debt . Th e nat ion wa s al so Terry Weaver pickoo off a Johnson aerial at the Falcon 16 and rerumoo it 53 yards to get the Bulldogs out of U'Ouble and enable the Van offense to run out the clock and preserve the victory. Van tlominaloo the games bnat statistics although Wahama playoo much better than tlte final stats show. The Bulldogs pickoo up 19 first downs and tocaled 259 rushing yards and 33 passing for a net total of 292 offensive yards. Wahama managoo just six first downs while running for 130 yards and passing for 14 for 144 yards in total of· fdtse. Van forced three White Fal· con rumover.; wllile Wahama came up with two Bulldog turnovers. lndiVItlually Vanhoose loo all ground gainer.; witlt I 32 yards in 24 carries while Scott Grant notch· ing 66 yards in 12 tries and Tony Gibson 38 yards in 10 carries . Wahama was led in rushing by Larck with 70 yards in eight at· tempts while Carl King pickoo up 42 yards in I0 carries and Rocky Stewart, 29 yards in just six tries. Johnson complet£d six of 12 aerials for 14 yards with two passes being intercepted while Van signal caller Tony Gibson connected on two of seven for 33 yards. Leading the muscular running back. As a result, Van scored what proved to be the winning touchdown after marching the 75 yards in 11 plays. Gibson went over for the score, but the two point PAT conversion run was un successful leaving the Bulldogs wilh a 14-7 lead. The score remained a1 14-7 throughout the remainder of the third penod and for most of the founh canto without any real serious threats. However, with time running out on the White Falcons a fired up defensive eleven forced Van to punt the ball away, but unfonunately a bone crunclling tackle separated the Wahama returner from the ball witlt Tommy Grant recovering for Van at the Falcon 42-yard line. Once again the White Falcon defense was called upon with the fans urging the White Falcons on. Sam Thompson came up with a loose snap to give the Wllite Falcons another chance at what could be a game tying touchdown. A twoyard gain by Larck was followed by a 15-yard personal foul penalty assessed on the Bulldog.s whrch moved the ball into Van temtory. An eight-yard gain by l.arck gave Wahama the ball at the van JL, uul 3 big improvem ent, " Martinrz in th e major leagues to get aid for ·' The blockade st ifled the cou n~ trv's pconomv. leadin g to a $1 Mark Phillips. Jud v Wh ite and HPats Sunday Times-Sentinel- Paqe-C-5 second half kickoff wrth the visitors dnvin g 75 yards to paydirt. Van· hoosc once again was the man to stop in tl1c senes and lhe White Falcons fa tied to cffcctJvely contarn took second-place at the wor ld , Nicaragua was off-lim it s to ' mo st Americans fr om 1985 until • ' early th is Yl'ar bPcause of at r adC' ~ embargo imposf'd by President Porkv Shores of St Albans, 132 yards in 24 carries wrlh the majority of the bruising fullbacks' yardage coming on second effons after being met at the line by the Wahama defense. Offensively for Wahama, Johnson completed sil< of 12 passes, but those com pletition~ were ~ood for only 14 total yards as the JUnior quanerback was forced to scramble to avord the strong Van pass ru sh. The Bulldogs drew first blood by gomg 50 yards in seven plays for the games first score. Vanhoose netted 23 yards in the series which included a one-yard plunge for the touchdown with 5:45 to play in the opening stanza. Tony Gibson skuted around the right side for the two point conver>ion to stake the Bulldogs to an early 8-0 advantage. Wahama came right back following the ensuing kickoff to pull to within a point with the Whtte Falcons going 63 yards in just two plays. Junior running back Brent Larck broke on· tackle and after seemingly being stopped for a shon gain meed into the open and sped down the near side! ine before being caught from behind at the Van eight-yard line. Carl King then took a pllch outside to the left and skirtoo into the end zone untouched for an eight-yard scoring run. Sam Thompson bootoo the extra point 10 make the count 8-7 wilh 4:53 remaining in the quarter. The remainder of the half was a defensive sli'Uggle with Wahama failing to generate any kind of an offense auack while the White Falcon defensive unll turned back Van time after time with a bend, but not break effon. The Bulldogs threatened on lhe final drive of tllC half by marching from their own 30 to the Wahama one-yard line but the Falcon defense stacked Van · hoose up al the goal line as the first hal f concluded. The Bulldogs scored their win nin g touchdown followtng the :Martinez remains lone !Nicaraugan in majors United Sta te s before losing to Cuba , so lark of talent is not the .probl em. W . \' ~L . spr-iniPd from hi s second rO\~ By Gary Clark The Van Bulldogs snuffed out a last ditch Wahama White Falcon rally Friday night after coming up wtth a parr of rumovers in the games final four minutes to hand the Bend Area team a narrow 14· 7 setback in what would have to be considered as one of the most excit· ing games ever played at the Mason County School. Although the Bulldogs came out on top, it was. the fans attending Fnday mghts h1gh school gridiron action at Bacthel Stadium who came away the real winner.; as both Southwest Conference squads gave 11 their all for the full 48-mtnute contest. The eventual outcome of the action packed outing was in doubt until the final minute when Bulldog Quarterback Tony Gibson picked u~ a first down on a six·yard run Wlih JUSt 58 seconds remaining. "It was just a matter of breaks," said a disappointed WHS coach bon VanMeter following the hard hitting contesl "! thought we had a chance until they picked up that last first down. You've got to g1vc them credrt, they came to play and they got those two big breaks at lhe end which proved to be too much for us to overcome." · Van recovered a Wahama fumble with 4: 20 rcmruning and then after ~iving tlte ball back to the While Falcons picked off a John Johnson aerial with 1:52 to play to thwart a last ditch rally that was being staged by the Falcon offense. The loss jeopardizes the Wh1te Falcons chances of reaching post season competition as the Wahama gndders fall to 3-2 on the year wh1le visiting Van improves to 4-1. The two detennining factors tn the highly emotional Class A encounter proved to be the mabtlity of the Wahama defense to stop Van workhorse Shane Vanhoose and the ineffici ency of the Bend Area team s offensive line in provtdtng signal . caller Johnson with enough time to · throw the football. . Vanhoose, the Bulldogs 6-foot -I, t91 pound hard running se nior, ran mostly through, not around, the White Falcons defense for a total of rl'n •ntly as th e Ex pos wa r mrd up for a gamf' agai nst th e New York winner i n the Sem i Late's. Ph il 11rucr De nnis. and Tim ['.;rwmr~ n Dal ton claimed th e da sh. while Delm as Co nley edgrd Hi ckv Lucas in lhe first hf'at . 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'~ (I Crown City, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Van Bulldogs notch 14-7 win over Wahama White Falcons Game statistics lions for 73 yards, Jimmy Brace - September 30, 1990 Hardsldtt compound bow case. lnjeclion molded . Holds 24 anows Arrows en e•lto 1roll-up or bosebollsstyte ••• •• 1.92-2.65 ON SALE SUN., SEPT. 30 THRU SAT., OCT. 6 THE QUALITY YOU NEED, THE PRICE YOU WANT. Available At Your Gallipolis Area K-Mart �Page-C-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel • September 30, 1990 Parkersburg South posts 29-20 victory over Big Blacks By Rick Simpkins The Parkersburg South Patriots scored 22 points in a six minute Sjl8ll of lbe third quaner enroute tD a 29-20 upset of the Point Pleasant Big Blacks last night at Saunders Memorial Field. The loss drops the Big Blacks to 3-2 on the season, 21 in the Pioneer Athletic Conference, while South improves tD 42 ovtrall and 4-1 in the conference. "Erase the six minutes in the third quarter when they scored the 22 points and it is a different ballgame," said PPHS head coach Sreve Safford. "Bu~ unfonunately for us, you have to count all 48 minutes," added Safford. Point came out on top in almost every offensive category including lOial yardage, passing yardage and first downs. Bu~ in a statistic that comes as somewhat of a surprise, the Patriots outrushed the Big Blacks. "We got the balance that I wanted. We JUSt didn't score enough points," said Safford. "I think we played well offensively. Plul Swisher played well. "He had a couple of passes dropped that hurt us a lillie," concluded Safford. Turnovers played a key role m the con test. Pomt turned the ball over four times in the game, whtle South gave the ball to Point on three occasions. Fifleen of South's points came directly as a result of a Point Pleasant miscue. Thts game was almost a com plete reversal of previous Point games thts season. The Blacks, normally a slow-starting team, came on strong at the bcgmning, but dtd not sustain that in the Iauer stages of the contest. Point drew first blood on the opening drive of the contest, drivmg the ball 7R yards on only three plays. The touchdown came on a 77-yard pass from SwiSher ID Chuck Wood , who caught the ball on hiS own 35- yanl line and outran everyone to the end zone. Wood added the extra pomt, and in less than two mmutc s of ac tion. the locals had taken a 7-0 lead. That lead stood for the remrundcr of the first quaner, although tt LOck some preuy good defensive plays from Pomt Pleasant to protec t the lead. On South's intttal possesSion of the game, they were drivmg toward a possible tying score when Jason Swain str1ppcd the football loose from a Parkersburg South receiver and Sam Ferrell recovered the ball on the Po1nt 12-yard line. Although the Blacks eventually had 10 punt the ball back to South . they had escaped an early Patnot attack. South did get on the board wllh 7:46 remaining '" the half when quanerback Aaron Laudcrman ran the ball in from the 3-yard lmc . That play was the lith of the drive that started on the South 40-yard line. The Patriots had the oood field position as a result of a Point Pleasant punt that lbe Patriots partially blocked and recovered at the 40. The drive featured the running of Chad Townsend and Davtd Mackey and also the throwing arm of quanerback Lauderman. Mall Weaver tied the game with the extra pomt ktek. Moments later, the Patnots were knocking at the door again, thts time after rccovenng a Point fumble at the Btg Black 30-yard line. Bu~ the defense held on a 4th and I play from the Pomt 21 and lbe Blacks took over from there . It took the Big Blacks only seven plays to put the ball m the end zone with Chuck Wood, who led all rushers in the game wtth 1(>4 yards, scoring from 25 yards out on a draw play. The big play of the drive came on a Swisher to Sam Ferrell pass that covered 34 yards wun that was tntended for Billy Mc- rerritory that they turned into a only 45 seconds left in the half. Dermitt. South capitalized on the touchdown. and the other was that Wood scored on the next play to turnover when Mackey ran 70 kickoff that they recovered on our give the Blacks the lead. yards for a touchdown just four 19," said Safford. "It was real hard South began tile second half with plays later to give the Patriots their coming back from tllose two plays. an impressive 10-play, 57-yard tmt lead of the game. The point af. Bu~ our guys did not quit and I am drive that resulted in a 9-yard ler kick appeared wide, but a proud of them for that." touchdown pass from Laudennan penalty against Point pul tile ball at The Big Blacks had one drive in to Jason Ferrabee. David Mackey the one and a half yard line, where the final quaner that toolc them all was the big man in the drive for the the Patriots ran the ball over for the the way ID the South seven yard Patriots, picking up 39 yards in the two point conversion ID take a 22- line, but they could not convert on series. This scoring drive was aided 14 lead. a fourth down play and the threat by two costly Point Pleasant penalOn the ensumg kickoff, ~ • . was over. Point did get the ball ties. A pass interference against Patriots came up with a big play back at the South 41-yard line with Point on a third down play at their tha~ according ID Safford, was one three minutes remaining. 13-yard line, and two plays later, a of the plays that turned the game Six plays later, Phil Swisher personal foul gave the Patriots a around. The kickoff appeared tD be sneaked into the end zone for the first down at the Point 3-yard line. going out of bounds. But, the ball touchdown ID pull tile 8 lacks tD A holding call against South put the stopped short of the sideline and an within 29-20. The II)' for the two ball back to the 14 and two plays alen Patriot jumped on the ball at point conversion [ruled, and the later, Lauderman found Ferrabee in the Point Pleasant 19-yard line. It the end zone for the score. Weaver took South only three plays, three Blacks were still down by nine with added the extrll point to tie the runs by Mackey, to put the ball in 1:54 left in the game. Point never game at 14. the end zone. Weaver's kick split got the ball back, however, as the The Big Blacks came right back the upnghts to give South a 29-14 Patriots picked up one first down and ran out the clock for the win. with an impressive drive of their lead. own, but the threat stalled at the "A couple of plays swung this Phil Swisher threw the ball 17 South eight yard line when Tim game around in their favor. One times, completing 9 for I80 yards Davis mtercepted a Swisher aerial was the interception deep in their KA NSAS CITY . Mo. 1UP II Clevela nd Browns head coach Bud Carson says the Kansas Cit y Chiefs rush the passer as well as an y team and th at fact . glve nlhP sta te of his offensive line. has made him nervou s for the health of his quarterback. BPrnir Ko sar. Ca r son. prepa rin!! to mC'P t th P ~ beat on quit e a bit . much more in fa ct than we would ha ve liked," Ca r son sa id . '' Everybod y lot of young p<>ople " Cleveland 's two startin g tack p.m . toda y at les rr tired and it s tw o startin g Arrowh ead St adium , ea rliPr thi s guard s su ffered knee injuri es before the season began. leav ing t hree fi rs t yea r men a nd on£' seco nd-yea r man along the front . The sta tus of runn tng bac k Kevi n Mac k. ou t with a brok en fin ge r . wi ll not be kn own until kickoff . The Chiefs. on th e other hand . Ch iefs at wee k announced backup quarter ba ck Mike Pagel wo uld be given more prac1lce tim e. "Th at decis ion ha s bern bl own ou t of all proporti on... Ca rson said . ·'No thing has c ha nged here as f ar as our qu a rtr rbac k sit ua ti on goes We 'rp not abo ut to chan ge .. A ss uming . th at is. hr ha c, a choice. ·Bud !Old met he oth r r da\ tha t hr's watc hE'd me i n lh P las t tr w wre ks tak e quit r a few .. uh . J num er ou s a m ount ... ol bi g hit s. " K osar sa id o f Pagr l's inc rPasPd prac ti ce t im e_ "And hP's wa r ried. wi th al l the hil s I'm ta king. something mi ght happ<>n ... C ar so n 's Br own s ha \'P ~ t r u g glPd in lossPs to t hP f\.jew York Jets and San Diego Cha rgers since an opening day win again st Pittsburgh. Kosa r has bee n sac ked 13 times , and the offense has generated only 226 J yard s per game. 90 below las t yPar's ave rage . K os ar has co m - pleted 54 or 107 passes. a 5().7 pPr cen t average, for only onr touc hdo"'n and ha s bf>f>n i ntrr crpted th ree times. ·· Berni e. or co ursr. has bPP n r nt rr thf' game with rw o solld vic tor iPs and o ne narrow loss, on Monday ntghl t"·o weeks ago to thr D Pn vrr BronC'os o n a las t · seco nd fiel d goal "Las t wPek I a li -3 vi c torv at Home athleltc events Moaday -Soccer vs. Shawnee Stale, 3: 30 p.m. Tuetday - Volleyball vs. Mt . 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Gir ard 0 Can G lt'f1 0a k 41 C<Jn Timk r n J.1 Ca nal Winc hMtPr]S, Crrcl f' 0 Card!ngtoo 22. Ma rron Elgin~ Carrv 2R. SPnf'ra E 2tl r301r fr da.r vll le 40. Cl lnron Ma ssif' 0 Ce niN\1 IIe ~l Xeni a 1~ CP nl.e r burg 2'!. . .J 'Town !'." "Ri dRPI-i Ch a mpion 51. Soulhl ngtoo li Cin N' Y.:f'!i l 14. Ci n Taft 8 l"ln CAP E 77, lnd lan Hill 0 (I n Moel lf'r 28. (I n Xav iPr 2 Ctn P r111cC'fon 48. Hamlltm 13 Cin Countnt Da v JS. Bala vla 14 Cin WMter n HllL~·H . Cin Alkf'f11 2 Cin An ders on 22 . Da vP aTNWt1 19 . 201 I Clon·ton No rthm ont '1 0, Cl n liU RhC'S 0 r tf' Ada m.' 20. Clc ~ urh ti Clr KPnnKi.v 12. Ci t• Rh (x:lt>s l ri Ci t• Marsha ll 2~. l'l" 1:: T('(' h H Cl(' Hoi\ .\"am(' 35. P ;~rmr~ Pa rl u;J II R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. Frank Blake scored from 14 ya rds out . Steve Carauthers hit lhe fir st of four extra points, and the Marauders held !he early 7-0 lead. Federal Hocking received a break in the first quarter when linebacker Jerry Buck picked off a Jeremy Phalin pass and returned it 22 yards to the Marauder 10-yard line. But the Meigs defense stiffened and held [I 1:1 124 Corn on the 125 InJures 15 4 Tur n over . \Ufl 89 Narrat e 9 4 Sudsy br ew 6 Resenth.d othce 109 That wom an 110 .. _ Mana ·· 8 1 Nt c ke l symbol 84 G a l ot song 87 Perch 93 Chapeau DOWN 5 symbol 62 Fluid dressrngs 77 Brim REG. S469.95 Boys Ohio Hl11h School Fo~ball By l lntted Preu lnternallonal Friday, Sepl . 28 Ak r Eas t 20, Ak r Kenmorf> 15 Akr Ma nch es ter b4. E Canton 0 Ak r F'irf's tone 13. A.kr EIIE't 12 Akrm Hoba nlti. l.i!n CC 13 Allen E 2~. Paukllng 0 Am a nda 2i, Licking Hr s 9 /\mhf'rs t 21. F'alr.rif'W P ar k i An smla 39. Bradfon1 i Anlhony Wayne 24. \1111bu r-.· Lakf' lU ,\ n' adla 19. Arlln gtrn 0 Archbold 35. [)('I Ia 6 As hland rKv 1 26. Pon smout h HI Aus l l ntONn · ~·ilc h 14. You Ursu Jl n(' 3 A\' Un La kf' 19. N Olmsll.'d ~ Avon 20, Lag r t~ ng e KPyston c '"i Ayer svll le 76, H ic k~ vi i It• 6 Bar h('rt on 14 . Akron Spring 9 Bay Villag e 10 Olmslf'd Fall s 5 Beav('r 19. E Liverpool i lleavercreek 24. SpdnR S 21 Bedford 1~1ll 19. Fos tori a IK Be(('hWOOd 1Ky r :!.'l . Mn s m ~ Be l!bod\ 19. Carlisle 7 !Je llalre 19, W Holmes : Fk'l lef onlalnf' ~ 4. Sprin g GrE'enon 92 Peel 178 Arm adillo 107 Weaken 108 Those holdrng 147 True to the ta ct 64 Paths 176 Ancient Per stans I 77 Cuts 105 Young boy 60 Journey lorth 61 Dysprosium lor meat 175 Settee 4 - 141 Cry 48 Ollered 172 Choir vorce 173 Engrne person 101 Detestation 104 Priest's vestm ent 55 Wile rnrt s 46 Nahoor s heep 4 7 Paid notice 57 Plunge Push Mow.r LllZPN 9 1 Female ruff 92 - a Ia mode 93 Small town 96 Lampreys 99 Have on on e's 54 Spielberg 10 Amerrca ·· star number Self-Propelled Mower L21ZSN • 4-HP commercial-grade engine • 2i" cut . staggered-wheel • i4-gauge steel deck • Recycling attachmcnt.lcaf shredder. side and rear catcher available. 86 Answer able 87 Blemr sh 88 Orne 90 Cloth measure 123 Domestr ca te 124 Eastwood 10 125 Jewish month 12 7 As far as 129 Eur opean ermrne 13 1 Port ron 133 Be hold l I 34 Therefore 136 Exrst 137 S wiS S m ·er 139 Offsprrng 140 Antlered an1mal 5 1 Crony: colloq 53 Teutontc detty YEAR END SALE STEWART - Meigs exploded for 37 second period potnls and coasted to a 44 -18 romp over the f ederal Hocking Lancers Friday night The win was lhe th ird lin a row for Meigs who is now 3-3 overall and 3-211n the TVC, while the Lancers drop to 0-5 in the TVC and 0-6 In overall. Meigs scored its first touch down wl!h jus! under three Friday night's scores 118 Concermng 49 Hyson ~LAWN· BOY Marauders coast to 44-18 win over Federal Hocking See Answer to Puzzle on Page A-8 50 Unlimited rn fo r Internal Medicine Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page ~ CQ':7 Pomeroy- Middleport - Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . minutes gone into thC' £arne when SUNDAY PUZZLER currrd . That' s where we've got a Lyne Center is as foll ows Gym schedule Sunday - 1 3 p.m DJX'n recreallon: 6-8 p.m.. col lr gr recreallon Monday -closed for cla sses Pool schedule Sunday- 1-3 p.m. open swim : 6-8 p.m., college swim Monday - closed lor cla sses Tueoday - CLOSED Wednesday- 6-8 p.m., college iwlm Thursday - 6-8 p.m . college swim Friday - CLOSED Salurday - CLOSED Sunday, Oct. 7-1 -3 p.m ., open swim; 6-8 p.m., college swim Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. Scholten helmer As for the Browns. Scholten he• (See CHIEFS on C-7) they 're wrong That 's where most of our errors havr oc- RIO GRANDE - The schedule r l osp fl I s ivt' lim'. and I can't sa y th at of event s tor the com!n g WPf"k at Tuesday is interception. Showalter had 3 catches for 60 yards, and Benson had 2 catches for 37 yards, and Ferrabee caught 2 passes for 27 yards and one touchdown. Defensively for the Big Blacks, Jason Swain had 3 solo taekles , 5 assists, and a pass interception. Ferrell had I solo, 13 assists, and a fumble recovery. point ing 1he finger at the offen - Lyne Center gym, pool schedules volleyball Wednesday- fiR p.m . collegr• recreation Thursday - 68 p.m . collrge recreation Friday - CLOSE D Saturday - closed for volley ball. cross country Sunday, Oct. 7 - I .1 p.m .. OJX'n recreallon . 6-8 p.m . co llege recreat ion and one touchdown. Two of his passes were intercepted by South. Btlly McUCrmtll was on tne recetv ing end of 5 of those passes. good for 5 I yards. Wood caught one pass for 77 yards and a touchdown. Ferrell had 2 catches for 40 yards, and Hatfield had one reception for 12 yards. For the Patriots, Laudennan was 7 for 13 for 121 yards and one Chiefs' defense poses major threat to Kosar, Browns '' September 30, 1990 Pomeroy- Mtddleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . SpP" nr-£>r vllll' 14. Lima PC' rr)': Spring Ca !h 9. :vlla ml E 7 Sp rln,ll: Shawnf'e 20. Sprin g :"JW i S1 Cla1 rsv llle 38. Ma rtin s Ferry l l St ~l P n rv 47 :"Jf'W Brf'm£>n H Sr Mar ys 19 . Otr a wa Gl a ndorf n Sic ubenvllk 11 Cl e Henedl ctln(' 12 S\t"ubPn\'l llr fr 2R Loll ' \ I Aqui nas :10 SI<:M' .1J, Ravefl na 14 St rongsv ll lf' JS. Med lnfl ; '>wa nl on .lS. Llhl"!"tY Cf' nll'r 14 S\·l So uth vi«"W 14. Bowl ing Grf't-'11 1.1 Sv mmC's \·alll>v JR . Cal ha Sw 7 Tiffin Columbl.an 20. No r.~o·alk 6 Tl pp CIT y 26. Covt ngtrn 0 Tol ( {'nlral 21. Tot Start 0 Tot How shN 2b. Tol l.l bbl'\' 14 To l WallC' 3ti. Orcli( oo Str1tCh tl To l Scott -tO. Tot [)(>vllblss 32 To I Wocdw a rd 5ti. Tol Rodj;t eu II To l Whitmer 43. Svl North vf(>\.1. 0 Trl Co unt \ 'J 21. Ml s sJ \' a i!Py 0 Triad 10. Fairbanks 0 Trlmblt• 20, A\c1(a nder U l'rCJI..' 34. Crr en vlllf' .1 Tus.kv V a ll ~ . Na var rr Falrll'ssO Un loilloo·n La ke It Npw Ph iIa 0 Un ion L oc<~l l i. Ca mbr ld ~ C' U McGulra added 36 yards in fou r carries and Phalln gained 33 yards In only two carries . Phalln wa s one of seven passing for 23 ya rds, Wagner was one of three for two yards and Tom Cremeans wa s 0 for I. Pawl ey had one cat ch for 21 yards, Mike Call caugpl one pa ss for two yards Ha rris led f ederal Hocktng with 38 ya rd s in five carries. Vinry added 21 In two carril's De aver who had Marauder s in his [ace rvery t i m e he wen1 to pass. was 0 for four with one intercep tio n. whi le Harris wa s two for seven for 19 yards and a touc hdown . Meigs will ho st Wellst on next frlday ni ght, Wellston is und<• feat ed in the TVC aft er a 15 7 win over Belpre frid ay night f ed e ra! Ho c kin g tr a vel s to Ne lso nvil le -York. Score hy quarters Meigs.. ... . ... , 37 0 0-41 fe d. Hoc kin g . .0 0 6 11-1S Game statistics )I Of'partmffil Flro;l Hur.h! ng ~· .lfr.h r ,. ~'\ing l."il r ds FH 10 do~11~ hi 1~~ ~n To tal \"<lrd <o r nmp ar r 1 II ] nl('TCI' pll ll n ~ 2 .12 ll-.1 110 Pu n lln~ F umb l t'~ l o~ t P r n H irl r~ Van Meter , Coach .John Kraw ~·1. yn . Phil Hovatter, Tim Pete rson, ,Jarn t>y Lilth • and Ad11Jn K.rawsczyn . Team memtwr ~ not Jlr e~ e nt wer.t • Scott Whitlatch. Ja\' Cr e m r an ~ and .l uhn Ht·nUi!'f . TVC GOLF CHAMPS - The Meigs Marauder golf team captured the Trl-Valle~ Conference championship this past week. Team members are ( L -R) Chris Knight, Jason Hart, Ja~ Harris, Mike Meigs golfers claim TVC crown ROCK SPRINGS -The Meigs Marauder go~ team, under the direction of Coach John Krawscwyn . captured the Tri -Valley Conference championship la st week with fou r th place finish in the season s laut match at Oxbow . The Maraud ers finished with a three-point advantage ovar second place Alexander and a 56-9 re cord . In last Monday's tournament hosted by Federal Hocking, Belpre look top honors with a 169, Federal Hockin~ finish ed In R rsr n·r SCO I"f'!.. for :\-1Pi,e " Wl' \T .John J3Cnt1J •V 11k l. ,\J;J m i.Jt\ r second pla ce with a 174, followed by Al exander r 1761. Meigs fl77 1, Trimbl e 11911. Wellston 1199 1 and Nelso nville-York t2021. Vin ton Co unt y failed to qu alify . Se nior s Ja mey Li llie and Mtke Van Meter led the wa y fo r Meigs. with J amey Little finish ing wi th a 39 . Van Meter carded a 44 . Other Meigs scores were Tim Peterson 1461 , J ason Hart <4Rt . and Phil Ho va tter and Jay Harri s 149 eacht . The mat ch medalis1 was Ni ck Kruger of Vtnton Count y. wh o had a 38 r4 9 1, J a\' Cn·mt·ano.., ~~J Ul il'6d Scu tt Whi tlatcll ~~)2\ :: In a non ·IC'dgu t'· ron l f's t bn T uPsda\· £'\'rnmg at.l,l \'ma r Ct~ lf Club , Gallipolis had three go lfr'( s scorP a n £'\ '('n par J4. as th r 81\JP Dev ils finished with a 1~ 2 . o ~(, o n£' str okr off lhP r o ur~r r rco 1'd for a hig h sc lwol team M~ J g ' f i nishPd wi tt! a 1 1~1 Jnd So uth(lP') l 1 • w ith a 16i Huval ter a nd H arT IS lr d Mei~s with sc ore's of .17. foll owed b \ I 1m Pe1r r sun 141J. J as on Ha 1 iConUnued from Chiefs ... The Chiel s' ollense. with ve te mer- who wa s head coach of the C-bl Brown s from mld -1984 until he was fired in 19&'! - said he is well awa re of the problems his old team has with It s offensive line. " Righi now thei r offensive line Is In tra nsition," Shotlenhelmer sa id. " and the passing game bbeglns and ends with protection. I don 't care who you are, If you don't have time, you can't 1hrow the football. " Bernie Kosar Is a great comjX'tllor , a great competitor . They ! 1he Browns 1 are frus trated. but! know many of those playe rs. I know how they respond to fr ustra ti on. They will scrap and they will fi ght. .. Petty wins Holly Fanus 400 pole NORTH V.1LKESBORO. N C UP II - Kyle Pelty posted th e qui ckes t lap In first-round qualifying at No rth Wllkcsboro Speedway Friday to earn the po le posi ti on fo r thi s weekend's Holl y Farms 400. · Petty . dri ving a Pontiac. tu rn ed in a lap of 116.387 mph on the .625- mile track to claim th e second top s tar~ng spo t ,.f his ca retr . Hi s othPr pole c am e in March at Nor th Carolina Motor Speedw ay In Roc kingham , where he won Ihe 500-mile race and a $228.001] bonus from Unoc al r ~ 4 2\ and Van M rle r l ·l4 L R PseA 'e sc ores fo r M r igs wrrr Joh'n Ben li ry '~ "'· Ada m Little !iii. and Chris Kn ig ht and C r em ea~s <46 eac h 1. . ran s at most pos tli ons and led b.v running ba ck Chr lsll an Okoye. are a vera ging 339 ya rd s per gam e. Qu art er back Steve De Berg ha s completed 51 of 94 passes. 54.3 pe rcent. for fou r touchdowns and has no t been Inter cepted Th e Brown s own a s li ght 6 5-1 edge In regular season play, and the aver age score of th e lasr fivP games Is Brown s 12. Chiefs 9. Today' s game Is ex(X'c ted to Th e ma tch ml'dal is l w as Sou t~ er n's Ja m 1r A ndrrso n. who bl 's ter ed lh f' cou rsp wi th a 1-un de'r par .11 Ot hr 1 SouthPrn scorCt; tnc ludrd An d' • Barr 14l j, B r ac krn Mt"Fan n l ·lti1, Jo hn H o b ack r-1 7). Ja.v .,orr Cod ner t ~ 9J and J osh Co dn er te l < In R rrsr n ·r trr ma tr h 3) O.x bO\A' , M(' i,E:s roo k homP tc}p honors wit h a !90 fo l lowrrJ Qy Warren l. oc ;r) rlf H 1 ,1 ncl Fc dt' r ~ Hor k tng 12 111 [kntlP\ w ;1o.., ml'd. tlbf \\1 111 il 4 ~ Ht.' WJ'- fo!I O\•r·d b~ - C' remranF. 1 ~8<. Kn1g h< .•nrl Whlll,Jtch 1.~e ra c hr and ..\cl. 1m !.11th ' 1571 again havr a dPf c n s iv e focu s. " There 's no ques tJon I hat K a n sas Cit y's drfrnsl' 1s defi nit ely one of t ht.' top drfrn sPs 1n t he league." sa id Kosa r . who br ok e in as a her ald l'd r ooki e und f'r Schottenh ei mrr ·'M a rt y's do nr J g rea t job with t hC' who iC' tea m . T hrv ha \'P a n ou tsta ndin g seco nd ar y .. Carson looks 10 h is dr fr nse to ca rr y th r tC'am until th e offr nsr .,, Final TVC golf stand in~ ca n lrar n fr orn it s mls ta k f's "I t Ul strug glin g 1-2 rrco rd 'r is, not a s ituation m os t!Pam s want 'l't' am I Mt>i g--.. to bf' in . a nd one we flidn ' t ex pec t to br i n." Ca rson s11i d . · ' But v.rr'rr hrrr . a nd wf' kno w v..· her r· th e p rob lrms a r r . and wc>rr tryi ng 10 ba tlli ' ou r w a \ out of th c, n . " .I 13rlpn '2 v A l c·~. t n dt ·l T n m !JlP F'Pd IJ nc J.:r nt.: h \C'l Y or k r) Wt ' lht on K \' 1n 1on Ctl 1989 NISSAN , SENTRA SUHSPORT ...._ I ·· •lllliiiiiiiiiil "' . Friday's results: Meigs 44 Federal H()('k!ng 18 Trimble 20 Alexande r 0 Mill er 12 Zanesville- Rosec rans 7 Ne lson vi lle -York 25 Vint on County24 Wellston 15 Belpre 7 October 5 games: Me igs at Wellston Federal Hocking at Nel s-York Trimble at Miller Vinton County at Alexander 1401. .'~'?mmat e~ .J a m rv l.i t llr TVC standings TV(' football Standings I All Games ) or Team W L r I 164 75 Well sto n 2 102 ) I Belpre. 2 189 9R Vinton . J 198 112 Nel s-York . 3 149 152 Meigs ..... 3 106 R2 Trimbl e. ~ 46 185 Miller ....... . 5 20 152 Alexander ....... . 5 30 234 Fed -Hockin g ..... . ., 5 speed l ronl <, IP<t'n wneer dr.~f' mde aQe (_JIC ;jl S5277 <Ia~ 5 <;peed rear r A ~o;P t !P WIOr! Ow humpp r <,l ,(l·n.l ll',lP '~H'P ton nP ~ u •t Y' -:.:..a..~ ~p !' f'rl .:_~ '. 1"•''0 f d S'iP lt(' ':.un •oo l '> iJU• t·, ·,i npes. turl)() N tlPf•l<, I O W'"" ~: 1986 'h NISSAN KING CAB Casserre . camper roo . sports strrpe. re ar slep bumper 1987 FORD 1988 FORD .-·- TAURUS GL ESCORT GT ~----· ' ~~ '1pl'f!t1 ~~~ r ~ ~~ t>11 1" sunroo f, !rll , cr u s e . ar .... neels . 2 tone o·r A ld i) P11, lt rr ·1'' \dl Clur ·,c , ( ~·; 5e l t o " "'t: r se.ll & tOtr Ur ba na 14. TPCumSC'h 7 \' a n Bu lt' n 21. Pandora -Gilboa tl Vt'rsallll'!i 24. St Par is Gra ham 0 Vlnt oo Ct y 25, Nelsonville Yo rk 24 w Ches ler lakota 33. Milford 14 W JrU 40. Olentangy 0 Wadsworth 19, Medina HiJi:hland 1989 CHEVROLET CAVALIER WAGON ~ •"- :ot>t!il - _.a;;.; uV........' _....: Aut o mlltr c. au . ste reo, low miles . one owner. grnt lamil'l' waQon 13 Wa shlngtCI"I CH 10, Da y StPbhln s .S15592 :-.;_ 9 7 Wheeler sbur-g 42. Huntln!ilon E 1WV\ 8 Willard 12. Bucyrus 7 Wllllamshuli 28, N CoUegeHIIIO Wilmington 33. Greenneld McClain 13 1988 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE ........ I • Wapakonela tiO, Van Wr rt 21 Warn>n Kennedy 17. Canfield i WarJVn Harding 34, Can McKin· (f'Y )5 Warsa w Rl vN v1 E'W 14 . Sheridan WaiPrloo 21. G'VIlle Garfield 0 Wat kins Memorial 54. Granvll leO Wa ver lv 14, Minford i Wa ynf' ·Tra ce H . Tlnora 13 Wellston 15. Belpre 7 Well sville 14, Edi son N 6 Westfall27. Ross SE 0 Wester vtlle S 14. UpJFr ArllngtCJl 1988 PONTIAC GRAND AM This beautiful double monument is of autumn rose Stranite. LOGAN MONUMENT CO., Inc. POIEROY,OH 10 Pomtror·lluon 992-2588 Bridae 'VINTON. OHIO W. llein Strttt 311·8&01 V8 . a• r. ~ 1 ere o, powef seats. wrndows & locks. rr:arr"~ er low m•1es �Page- C-8-Sunday Times- Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Clhio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . September 30, 1990 Farm/ Business \!times- jentitttl Section D September 30, 1990 Stock prices post third straight weekly drop DIFFERENCE LD EW By JANICE KffiKEL UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPII - Stoc k prices posted their third straight weekly drop as the seemingly rele ntless rise In cr ude oil prices and fading hopes of an Interes t rale cui sent recession fears swee ping through U.S. markets . The Dow Jones industrial aver age rose 25.00 Friday to end the week at 2452 .48, but this only served lo trim thi s week' s loss to 59 .90 - a 2.4 percent declin e. The blue-c hip average closed al It s lowes t level In 17 months Thu rsday. Broader market indexes did not fare any better. Standard & Poor' s 500-s tock index !eli 5.27 to e nd the week a t 306.05 and the New York Stock Exc ha nge co m· posite ind ex registered a weekly loss of 3.18, closing at 167.85. For th e week, declining issues pounded adva ncing ones. 1.496· 448, a mong the 2,154 NYSE Issues thai traded lhls week. Weekly Big Board volum e tolaied 857,508,870 sha res, higher than 745,461.790 a week earlier and 757,440,420 shares a year ago. Tra ding was heavy Friday. The market declined in three of the fiv e sessions this week, wrlh narrowly based gai ns posted Tuesday and Friday . Analysts agreed tha t th e surge In oil prices to just about $40 a barrel -double the leve l before Iraq's Invasion of Kuwall Aug. 2 - wa s the mai n !actor in the week's decline. More importantly. they sa id co ncerns about lhe long-term effects of sharply higher oii prices and fea rs the domes ti c eco nomy was on the precipice of a recession began to ta ke hold of th e market this week. " It wa s a little more than just oil this week:' sa id Hugh John son, c hief economist at First Albany Corp. In Albany, N.Y. "The Mideast cri sis In a nd of Itself is not importa nt to stoc ks; th e bud get in a nd of itself Is no t important to stocks. What ·s important is wha t e ffect they'll have on the econom y. what ki nd of shape trli be in 3 mon lhs from now , 6 months from now . "T he message we got this week Is that th e economy Is not In good shape now and doesn't look lik e it will be in good shape 3 or 6 GALLIPOLIS- The Board of Di rectors of Star Ba nk , N.A., trl·state have elec ted Douglas R. Daniel president a nd chief execut ive officer Eflectlv e October 1, 1990. Mr. Daniel Is presently lhe 66% more I New Super Lotto bnngsyou $5 million minimum guaranteed jackpotsI Old Sup er Lotto's m1n1mum jackpot was $3 million 100%more I With New Super Lotto you get two plays for adollar. W1th old Super Lotto you only got one. sa id Pconorny th at is al ready re eling . .Johnson. He sa id I hl' effe ct s of higher ail · 7ha t loss ol thrus t for thl' eco nom y wou ld bf' prcttv se· 60 cents. ··far lower than had been expec ted :· sa id Eagan . Eaga n pointed to report s of prices . tied to the Persia n Gulf ve r e," he said ·\ Mto 1 06 ~11· Genera l E lectric lost H!; to 54 1/~ . P hili p Morris ga ined 1/ and eco nomical ly 2 to 4 5~~ more senstl ive Boe rn g fe ll I)', to 41% . Elsewhere. MCA catapu lt ed crisis, were see n in severa l economic report s re leased this week . Jobles s claims ro se by 21.000 th is week, whilf' th e index of leading ind icators, a gaug e of fulure econom ic ac tiv it y. leill.2 percent last month and order s for durable goods fell 0. 8 percent in August. Perhaps worst of al l, non · defense capltal goods orders , a precursor of spend ing on pla nts and equipment. tumbled ll .2 percent, which Johnson cal led a steep drop. He also noted that there was a soft rise ln 1\ugust persono:d inco me of 0.3 percent and tha t wag£-s and sa laries werr un · cha nged last month As lor the budget talk s, J ohn· son said automati c spend ing cut s that would be implemen tf'cl in the · Wor se still. he said. the Fed era l Reserv e sef!m s unabl(' t o comr to the n·scuc by easing credi t policy to lower int£>rest rates l or fear of igniti ng an infla tionary spiral. And as the business cyc le takes a down turn, one of the firs t sectors to br hit h as been th r banking system . The ~anki ng systems hea lth troublC'd in ves tor s anew t his week r eflected in heavy trading in several bank iss ues - after Chase Manha ttan ·s bloc·k· bu ster Sept. 21 a nnouncement that il would iay off5. OOOw orkers ancl sl ash the co mpan y's qua r te r l~· dividend . Phil Eagan. d irecto r of inves t· is NCNB. which now Un ionFed Fi nanc ial. whic h sa id co mpanirs plan to meet late nex t announced earnings for fisca l week to begin negot ialing a possible bu yout of MCA va lued at 1990. The bank sa id it now expected a loss for the year instPad of ea rning s of $1. 53 a share . ·'This news has j ust exacer $1.3 billion t o $8 .7 bill ion, r eports sa id bated a ll the fears abo ut th e economy." sa id Eagan . ·' Irs turned market psyc holo gy eve n more bear ish th an it was i n major and reg ional ba nk s. So we index !ell B.29 to close Friday a t 307 72. Dec lines crus hed advan ces 664 ·193 among the 1.009 issues traded . not only have the Mideast cr isis. 76, 270.010 sha res. compared with 55. 996,830 traded a wc•ek ear lier a nd 69.198.065 in rhe same week a year ago but co ncerns abou t the health ol the financia l sys te m and th e picture of corpora te profitabilit y co ntributed to Star 's fin e repu ta· lion In Ihis area. I look forward to :l<l an ha Ita n follow ed, off 1 to 11 ~ . AT&T was th ird. off \\ to30 y, Amon g oth er blue chips . IBM fell New Super Lotto pays $3 for match1ng three. That's more I !Old Super Lotto d1dn't pay anything.) New Super Lotto pays $100 for match1ng 4 That's 33% more I !Old Super Lotto pa1d $75 I New Super Lotto pays $5,000 for match1ng 5. That's 5 t1 mes as much I IOld Super Lotto pa1d $1,000 I SPECIAL fiRST DRAWING JACKPOT AT LEAST $20 MILLION! some of i ts elected president Edwards , D . Dean Evans , W. H. Ford, Charles E. Holz er, Jr .. Charles C. Kl ei n. Dea n F. Ma s· sle, Phillip L Pope. and Wa ynr F. White. Se nior M anagl'men t Officers are Daniel P Davies J r . Connie at DOUGLAS DANIEL Agriculture & CN RD ment opera tor and in 1987, to uni t GAL LIPOLIS - Ohio cor n Say re was pr omote d from tra ctor-diesel opera tor to yard advanced through the various feel! ng from reporters was thJI s up e r visor yard departme nt classi ficatio ns. a nd tn Junr of this year he was th e prim e ha rves t (X'rlod re - th e yard By Stan Evans GALLIPOLIS - At the begin· nln g of the yea r, we projected tha i the yie ld curve wou ld remain essentially flat for 1990 because of the a $5 cash prize from the Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter . No telephone calls will be accepted. All coolest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by t p.m. each Wednesday . In case ul a tie, the winner will he chosen by lottery. Next week, a Meigs County I arm will be featured by the Meigs So Uand Water Conservation District. Com harvest underway; peak expected within 2 to 3 weeks By Edward !II. Vollborn County Extension Agent, promoted to harves t started t his pa st week but progres s wa s still less than one perce nt as of the Monday, Se pt ember 24. Oh io Crop Report . T he moist u r C' co nten t of 1he graIn th at was harves ted r anged from 25 to 30 percent The ge neral mai ned 2 to 3 weeks away and some var let!es wer e not standing tractor ·dlesei wel l. operator. Sayre and his wife, Sheri. li ve a t Rou te I, Galilpolis Ferry, W.Va . TC'rnperuturr hi ghs thl 'i wer k E. L. SPEN CE R rraliy helped the maturity pro· grcss. One day with a hig h lf'rnperat urf' of RO dPgrC'f'S and a low of )() degrees Thr hea t un it ac cumu lat ion is in rn hanci ng maturity and dry -down of thf' c-or n and soybean c-ro p. :\ at ur al d ry ·down is vrr y i mpo rt .1 nt th is year du r to th r cur n ont high cost of furl for post ·harve st drying. F.vPryonr i.s in tr res tPd in when n-.a l im portant Financial market conditions "Based on statistically erpeoted annual11od sales ol 1720.8 mllhon '"New Super lotto. ond S5Jt 2 m•ll10n'"old Super lottn ODDS J oiB - 35 to 1:4 ol 6- 108 to l 5 ot6 - 40}05 to I; 6 ol6- 11, 418)40 10 1 farm 's ownf"r .. Ju st mail, or drop orr your guess to thl' Gallipolis llaily Tribune, 825 Third Ave .. GaiUpolis, Ohio, 15631, or the Daily Sentinel, Ill fo 11rt St.. Pomeroy. Ohio. l 57G9 .and you may win Farm Flashes Money Ideas New Super Lotto means more winning tickets per year 1· I21,402,746 w1nning tickets for New Super Lotto, vs. 810)97 for old Super Lotto.I And, larger annuity payments to a single winner matching all six numbers. IFor example, New Super Lotto will pay out $192,307 per year for 26 years on a mm1mum jackpot Old Super Lotto paid out $150,000 per year for 20 years. I Total prize payout to players is also more for New Super Lotto-53%! IDid Super Lotto paid out 50%.1 So play New Super Lotto. It's simply more chances to win more money. First drawing, this Saturday. MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm. leatured by the GaiDa and Water t:ons('rvatlon District, Is localed somewhere in Ga lU a Co unt y. Individuals wishing to partlclpale in th e weekly co ntest may do so by guessing the supervisor. Spe ncer a nd hi s wife. Delo res, res ide a I Route 3. Gallipoli s. Sayre jo ined OVEC In 1980 a s a laborer In the labor department. In 1985 he t ransfe rr ed to th e yard department as a coa l handl er. He depart me nt. Spencer joined OVEC In 1974 as a labore r In the labor i lanllor department. In 1976 he transfe rred to the operations depart ment as a utility operator a nd the MORE MONEY ALL AROUND. .,., and Dani el H Wile y auxiliary equipment opera tor. In 1980 he was promoted Ia equip· in accele rat ing infla ti on is due In part to the Federal Reserv e's recognition that short term rat es can no t meanlngfuily decline without progres s being made on those Iss ues that Impact Infl ation the first krllln g fro st wil l occur. After reviewing th e his torical data. I feel that th ere Is a good chan ce that the first killing fros t will occur within the next wee k. I ho pe I a m wrong. Fail feeder cal f marketing season Is moving Into full swi ng. Feeder ca ttle markets have • either extreme' were discounted . Top steer price was on a gro up of 26 head of cross bred steers wei gh in g 442 pounds . T hey brought $94 .50 per hundred. There was notl heex tre mely high price fo rt he light ·I hln calves tha t some strength In Sep· tember Some "experts" !eel there wil l be pr ice press ure as large numbers of calves go to we saw In the spring market. There was nol much change In price up to nearly 700 pounds as long as the quality was good. market during the next month. Beef producer s making dec i· slons on whether to sell or feed their calves may want to use a new computer program that Is The re is also a hope that "c heap grai n" will limit that down side ri sk. Thr "graded co mmittee" sale at Hillsboro Produ cers on Tuesday featured nearly 1200 head of gra ded calves. So me six ty perce nt of the steer calves and yea rlings sol d above the $85 per hund red mark . Some 78 percent of the heifers sold above the $80 per hundred ma r k. Buyrrs see med to be more co ncer ned abo ut qualit y and fr a me size than weight. Anim als that wou ld finish In available at lhe Cou nt y Ex ten· sian . Th is progra m was deve loped by Bryso n IBudt Carter , District Extension Fa r m M an· age ment Specialist. It was deve. loped for ca ttle finish ing but can easily be ada pted for produ cers thinking abo ut just addi ng a couple hundred poun ds to their ca lves . Cal l if yo u would lik e to have th e program ru n. The Meigs Coun ly Ex tension Officf' are planning it Dairy To ur on Tues day, October 2 from 1: 30-3:30 p.m. The tour will be held a t th e Charles JhiP Farm. Tour loplc will include: calf over the long term, namely the twi n deficit s of the budget and trade . While the Federal Reserve rates tha t prehas stated II Is prepared to ease vailed then com monetary conditions . It awaits bined with the progress by Congress fo r a subs t a ntial meanin gful step in the solutio n lo amount of !Inanthe budget deficit. e Ia I leverage Long term Trea sury y i elds, tha t had been accrued In lhe which are moderately above th e economic syste m In the second top end of our expected 1990 half of lhe 198(Y s. We further lradln g range of B.00%-8. 75'7.·. anticipated thai lhe degree of remain at tr act iv e. Should th e " fl atness" In the ylei d curve Middle East crisis res ult In a would vary depending upon lhe solution favorab le to the lndu sstrength of economic activity lrlal economies o the wor ld a nd over the course of I he year. Congress made progress should In recent weeks, the yield of the budget deficit , the poten curve has become more postllal exists lor substantial capital lively sloped due In part to a lor the long gains opportunities modest decline In the Fed Funds market. We are te rm bond ra te, but more Importantly to an constantly re minded , however. Increase In the level of cash Invested at the short end of the 1 that both at these proble ms are shrouded In politics and thu s maturity spectrum. A weaker favorable solutions are quite economy Is also a ffecting the uncertain. However, we need short end of the market. While only to renect upon how quickly lnnatlona ry pressure has cer· Eastern Europe's pollllcallands· lalnly heated up, lowering the cape changed so that the possibil real Interest rate further, we Ity Is not tully eliminated. remain impressed by the ability (Mr. Evan• 11 an Investment of the long term U.S. Treasury Broker for The Ohio Company In bond to hold Its yield at the 9.0% their Galllpolil office.) level. The long bond's remarta· ble performance In the lace of the 1100-t300 pound ran ge had good de mand while those on ~a ln ed low real inter est ' J4.:t5l S. Free m an. Edwi n L. Grahrtm. ployees have been promot ed at ant yard superint endent in the ya rd department and Larry P . acti ves. up ]1 1 10 101 ·1 Th[' J\'a 1iunal Assoc iation ol Secur iti r s D<' alers co mposi te In · dex tumbl f'd 1 1.1~ tornd th ewPck in Janua ry , 1979. Heald will remain as Chairman of the Board of Dlrec tor s and .1. Craig Strafford of Gallipoli s, VIce Chairm an. Ot her Board Members in cludr Donald L Cra nce. Ro be r t L Dalton. Da nie l P . Dav ies . .J r . Bill W. Dingus . Ber na rd L. following year was promoted to operations depart ment to assis t · Painf'Wf>hhf'r· _ .., c J l] w{;lrrant s on the Tokvu Sroc·k Exchanges Ni kkei index Jed the Amex Mr . Dan iel succeeds James L. Tw o e m- the Ohio Valley Electr ic Corpora · tion·s Kyger Creek Plant. Effective September 15. E. L. 1Pelet Spencer was promoted fr om unit supervisor In the I 0 I a If' d Heal d as presiden t and C E. O. Mr. Heald join ed the• bank in April, 1961 as a me mber of th e Board of Dir ectors . HP was Spencer, Sayre promoted by OVEC GALLIPO LI S - \ ' 0 l u m (· bein g a part of it s success .' ' excited about moving to lhls community . Several yea rs ago they resided In Ashland, Ken · lucky a nd are very familiar with an d Am eX a srv Prf' blow to nn welJ.managed banks in So u· sHies of Wisconsin and Virginia. area On the Amerrcan Stock Ex · change. th e Amex Ma rket Va l ue th e third quarter . " On the tra ding floor th is week. accord on cu ttl ng back th e dcfici t wou ld deliv er to 58 ~4 after en terin g ta · it wou ld revise it s prev iously Ci t icorp wa s thr most acti ve issue. off 1 112 to 14 1 -~ Chasr them 2J~~ keover ta lks with Japans Mat su· shita Elec tric Indust rial Co. The amy . A dramatic exa mple was Co .citednews oltroubl ca tother m ajor rrgional hJnks .1 s a source of concern to the market. One of expec ts thi rd quarter Par ni ngs of theastern Ohio. A tr adition of top officer of Star Bank , 'I:.A. , So utheastern Indi ana locat ed at Lawrenceburg, lnd Previously, he was president and c hief executive offi cer of I he Thi rd Natio na l Bank, Circleville, Ohi o. He Is a graduate of Louisa High School , Louisa, Ke ntucky. Da nie l attended More head State Universi ty, as well as the Schoo ls of Banking a t the Unlve r· ou r Ca l ifornia 1n tlon negotiato r s ca nn ot r('a ch an quality ba nkin g services and ded i cated profe ssionals hav p Dani el and his wife . Gerrl, are MORE MONEY PER MATCH. pr oblems at banks ste mming from bad real es ta te loans ln a faltering eco n· mrnt policy dnd asset manage· nu• nt at Sa nford C. B€r nstein & federa l budget Mondav if con gressiona l and Bu sh adminrst ra· Daniel sa id. "Star Bank. Tri State Is one of the largest and He ha s 21 years banking exper ie nce with th e St ar Bane Corpora tion. I now, r esiden ts. prflsident and chief executive THM EVER! fr om Star Bank board selects Daniel president, chief executive officer MORE MONEY IN THE JACKPOT. S U P E R month s ra ising; manur e managem en t ; Feeding the Milk Cow, Pas ture Manageme nt and lnterseedi ngof Legumes . Ca ll the Me igs Cou nty Extension Office tfi l 4J 992 -6696 fo r detail s. Accordin g to Dr. William 1\es· mlth al the Un iversit y of Ken - LARRY Sii.Y RF. tucky. several tobacco d lsease organisms co ntin ue their li fe cycles an d build up on the roots, New business opens in Pomeroy stalk, and sucker of tobacco a fter harvest. He suggests prompt destructio n ol the roots a nd POMEROY -De nnis Gilmore has opened a new stalks after harvest and before business dealing wllh glo ln ·the- dark je· welry , sports and mlscelianeous Items at his home in Pom eroy. In his bu si ness. Afterg lo Dlstri· butlng, he is handling a va riet y of jewelry , key chai ns. golf balls, night sticks, Hal loween a rticles. and safety il ems . His leiephone number is 992-7564 and his mailing address Is Box 666. Pomeroy . lor those who wish to contact him about any ol the Ite ms he se iIs . Gilmore had displays of his merchandise at both the Me igs a nd Mason County Fairs. PRESENTED II. WARD - Nona Nelson, Dealer of Smllh Nelson Motors presents Larry Hudson, Service Manager, the GMC Service Customer Sallsfacllon and Service Excellence Award. In reglnlllon of outotandlng dedlcallon to customer aatlsfacllon and service e<ce llence. seeding a cover crop. This can be done by dis king deep enough to disrupt the root system so that the plants die quickly. Alternative Agriculture - A factsheet "Spec laity Flowers" Is availabl e tree !rom the o!!lce for smallscale agr iculture . The publi ca tion lists more tha n 2.~ sources for Information on specialt y !lowers. There Is a lot of potential In this productlon t spec lait y ma rket a rea . For the tree lea!let contact: Bud Ke rr, USDA-CSRS, OSSA, Suite 342, Washington, D.C. 202!10-2200. ' • �'· Page- D-2- Sunday Times-Sentmel 6 Public Notice Pomerov- Middleport- Galhpohs. Ohto- Pomt Pleasant. W Va Lost & Found Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Found a hall grown black fema le puppy, downtown Pomary area Ued lu m length h11r, loves people 614/992-3420 LEGAL NOTICE Galhe Metropoh1an Hous 1ng Authority 11 mvit1ng b1d1 lor F1re and Ex:tended Cover LOST female S1amese cat Tuas age and Genarei l1ebill~ PM layna Slreet, New Haven Insurance for Project OH47 304-882 2831 002 . Fho Grande Estates Spec!ftcat10n1 may be ob 7 Yard Sale tained by contacting June R Wili~ams ExecutiVe O~rec tor, GMHA, 381 Buck R1dgo Roed , Bidwell. Ohro 46814 Gallipolis 16141448 0251 B1d1 mull & Vicinity be recetved before 11 00 1 m Wednesday Oetober 4 Family Yard Sale 510 Third 17 1990 The Board ol Ava, Ocl 1st, 2nd, 3rd SHeets, Comm1U1oners of Galha blankets, dishes, lamps, Metropolitan t-lou11ng Au clothes, dryer, telescope, record lhority reserves the r1ght to player, f1hng cabmat sweeper avon bott les, memo clothes reJect any and &II bids religiOUS books, miSC SEPT 21 26 30 1590 All Yard Satu Must Be Paid In Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p m Public Notice the da~ be tore the ad 1s to run Sunda~ ed1hon 2 00 p m LEGAL NOTICE Friday Monday adlllon - 2 00 Seeled bids are requ~red p m Saturday for the ettete property oi Big Yard/Wareho use Sate Oct 6, Herman R Fterbaugh, 4 23 1990 9 ooa m till ? Johnson 9 acre1 w11h houte and metal Markel, Second Ava, Rear or butldmg City water lo Fir•t Ave Many household cated 1t Raccoon Creek on Items, usad office equipment Rt 776 and new Items contributed by local bUJsnasses SpQnsorad Sealed btds mu1t be re by Middleton Estates to Banelll celved by Oct 24, 1990 Send btds to Mary S Glltt. Res idents Christmas 28 Long St Asheville Ohto Burnette Rd Kanauga OH 43103 For tnformatlon call Monday Tuesday Wad Youth bed, chairs, tables c11r seat 614 -983 4221 or704-825 9111 Oct 7 thru Oct 19 guns mJsc 10 5 The r1ght 11 reserved to reJeCt Garage Sate ::=c---,---,--Chlldrens clothes any or all btds new tupperwa re dishes some SEPT 28 30 furniture Mon Fn t0-4 4 112 miles east ol Por1et on 554 OCT 12 14 19 21 Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh•o September 14 1990 Contract Sa les legal Copy No 90 1067 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Household Sale 332 Solar Drive Plantz Subd1v1s1on Sat 29th thru Fr1 Oct 5th Sealed proposals wtll be (Continued on 08) Mon , Tue9 From Por1er go t m1le dow n 8ula'o'1Ue P1ke House hold m1sc , clothm g books, tablas etc Ram or shine Announcements 3 Oct 1, 2, 3 10-4 5 m1tes South on 218, Ceram1cs ready to pa1 nt car seat, stroller Announcements October 2nd thr u 6th Route 7, Cheshire, n1ce dolhmg cheap pnces, 05 cants to $1 00 Heart ..arch singles network An ncttmg way to meat tom• on• special Wr1te Hear1surch, Six lsmily Thurs Frl Somelhmg tor avtr,ona Sac ond Trailer, left Rt , Roush Lane, Chesh1re PO Bo1 1043, GaUIJ)OIIs, OH 45631 Wmter Porch Sale Ram or The daadllnl tor e Man!;~•• to be Shine 8 oa to 5 00, Ocl 1, 2, & 3 made In the 1991 Oh1o Valley 1964 Moped, S225 Octa Gym, Phone Book Is Frida-y, October $75 lots of Swaatera, coats 5th Anyone needmg addJtlons, 614 388 8620, Old 160 In Porter deletions, changes, or wishing Yard Sale 1808 Chestnlll St to advert1sa should call between Monday only 9-5 weekdays at 1-800-556-8930 or mall inlormallon to Champlo_n Directories Inc P 0 Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857 IMPORTANT NOTICE 4 Giveaway Del 2 beautiful while tong hated 8 1 - - - - - - - - - wks old ~1llens , female and PL Pleasant male 1111tr trs lnad 304 882 2717 ort82-2174 & VICinity 2 par1 Chow puppies mala 1nd tal"'''ala, 304 n3 5838 vary alfectlonale K11tens, about 6 wks old 614-446 3383 7 Australian Shepherd puppies 304-675-3648 Bisek rabbit 5 months old Syracuse 614-992 2095 house dog wtll baha~ad ha• had all ahota 614~46-2283 I So1la Sept 27 28 29 1dark ~~~~~R~d~~~~a~l~u:: l•~r::hll 1,2 3, 10 00 !Ill ~ 2 Crawtord Groc ~.,;dora_on . clothes, glassware bottlu f978 truck ........, snow sk tots ol m1sc . P Good My kiHy baby ' needs a homt She Is about one yur old with tof\g grey and wh1te hair, few d1dl: gt~y etnpet SM Is 'ilfY tovaabtt, can ba 1n Inside or o\Midl kitty II you would hila to hlft htr call 614 742 2257 Laava a mnuge II we are not home, end wa Will return your calf One tamale 1nd two mala lulllnJ 6 Wilks old Two year old temala edull cat 614 992 11n OrJ!hanad 4 weak old long long haired blby killen• 104-882 2066 p,,.. Colllt dog needs a good home, plaau call :w4-67S-t991 PUPPIES - Mother German Shaphard Phone 304-675-2906 Rtg la'llfad Bleck Cockar Spaniel Just over a y11r old to good home 614 985--4484 To 1dun Cats, while tamale A blat:k m1la Indoor pets vary 11 lacttonate, good wrth children 614-446-239!. In backyard som• branch11, & old wood 11dlng you coma pic kup 614 446 1473 Wood Card of Thanks From The fom!ly of Dov1d Stone Marty thanks to al l of our fnends and family for flowers cards, food and donetrons Spactal thankt to t~e U C C Co Auto Works and Mark Eblin and fr1ends on 2nd and 3rd A vee Herb Moore & fam•ly and the reapect and courteay from all h11 fnenda was much apprecutted from hra wrte and children We wish to thank our friende for the cards. visite, food and flowers when we lost our beloved hueband and father, Charles "D1ck" Karr Special thanks to Jim Birchfield, Dr , Witherell. the staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital 1nd &lflecially VM H Extended Care Unit for the loving care 1111 received. Our apPreclltion is beyond words. Signed: Tha Ka" Family I 2 In Memory In Memory of DOUG JOHNSON Sept 29, 1979 Annette ond Ch1ldren In memory of PHILIP DONOVAN who passed awev 1 y98r ago today Sop! 30 Memones grow more preCIOU!I still When loved ones hove to pari And remam forevor bloommg, In the gardens of our hearts M1ssed by h1s family Betty , George Jane Brent & Michelle In Lovmg Memory o f EDDIE RAY JACKSON B~rt~dey Sop I 29 Employment Services Oct 12,3 10 00-7 2400 Madll(tn Ave Coats winter clothes, bedspreads, couch, loya, chalnsawt, ste...o 11 Middleport AVON ! All Areu I Sh1rley Spa1r1, 304 675-1429 & Vicinity 8asa player ages 18123 for Rock group F"or audllion call Jamla 304-882-2548 or Chns 304 773· 5996 Stnous lnqu1r11 only 16000 Rockaprings Road, Pom&roy Oetobar f-2~3 it rain will be In basement 810 South Second Middleport Oct 1-6 Clolhing, bedding, hnens, drytra, curtains, spraads, dishet, fum1turt, appilanceslpanllmisc BE YOUR OWN BOSS Displayelll needed for new and ax pandlng company FleJuble hours Call (614) 698-6076 or write to HerHagt Accents P 0 Bo1 187 Albany, Ohio 45710 An Terry ls ng F1111t mob1lehome on teh bahlnd M11gs la1rground October 5 6 Toys cltan cloH•e• many Items Ftm time sale, October 1,2,3 Antiques, woman's cloth ing -10112, plants, furniture 1o-1. Balloon signs at leading CrMk, 554, Rutland 614 ~2~2712 Garage .. te October 1 Carolyn Salsar't-Voa1 Road In Forasl Run Walct'i lor algns Good merct'landlse large family sale, a.-5, October and winter clothes, eoatt , an alzas Much mora Woodrow Mora residence, Rt ?c_ 1 114 mila north of Flva Potntt Htln/ahtne 2 l.ota of tall Monday, Octobaf 181 F"ll slza bo• springs and mattra11 , comlor!, shams ruffle, dual eontrol electric blanKet, stOOIWira d1shas, s ize 7 leathsr coat, couch, rabbit pen, clothes, toys g 5 Forest Run Rd Sign on mailbox 614/992-6373 Octobtr 1-4 Toys little boys clothes nlc• Ue msl In aubdlllision behind St Psul 's Church building In Tuppe,-. Plsina Directional signs will bt up October lsi at Rutlsnd Church of God parking tot hom 9 00 11m 300 pm St At 124, Rutland October 2 and 3 9 00 to 5 00 pm A & R Msrket -Hantord, W Va Furnltul"ll, Anliqu.. , N1c1Naes C l~h es Rad101, loots, Genie Lowry Organ Yard sale at ''Sam's', TyrH Blvd Racine Monday, October I Yerd S.ala House bafOfe Syracuse pool Sign In yard Many nica things 10-7 October 1-2 - 3-4~5 Rain Cannl• 614-i92· 5655 Ytrd Sate Oct 1 3 Sr 143 114 mila oH 7 lnsida tl l"llining Yard ule Oct 1-!i 37043 Rock· spring• Road Pomeroy Just Amarlcare Furniture past Clothing, M11c Yard sale October 1...5 210 South Fourth Avenue Mid· dleport 8 Public Sale & Auction R1ck Pearson Auct ion Company now booKing IUCIIOfll, IX• perlence mak11 the dlf1er.nc1 Uca nud Ohio, Kentucky, WH1 Vlrgm1a, 304~173-5785 W«!emay1r'e Auction Service, Rio Grsndt, Oi'llo 614-245-.5152 Estate Garage Sale S11 Oct 27t h, 1990 n5 11 Raccoon Creak Tractor ut1IHias tr1 ilar, wheel horse mower, •ntlqun & collactlblu , 1oo11 retrlgarator, turmlura , m11c items too num11ou• to mention 614·9834221 axel?( !rom Oct 5th thru tha2 lat 9 Wanted lo Buy Complete household or Estalll' Any type ot furnltu ... , appllancn antique 1 etc Also apprauoat ava1l1bla 614-245-5'152 Actraga wllh tlmbtr, or farm wllh 11mbtr 614 388-935-4 Home brtw bottles & bott11 capper 614-446~559 Need gas heattr, varrtad whh blower 614-742-2656 between 10 am and 2 pm or anytima eflar 5 pm Us&d mobile hom.. , csll 614446..0175 3 Announcements Help Wanted AVON • All areas, Call Marilyn WNver 304-882-2645 Pomeroy, - wanted to Buy Wanted To Buy JunK Autos with or without motora Call larry lively. 614·388-8303 Garage Salt, 2221 JaHtrson Ave, lues & Wed Ment jeans 32 34 aomelurnitura 1---------- Garage Sale F1rst 111 5 years• Cleamng out h&allh problems, 6 other fami11es new afld used collactablas glass lin wood, books crafts dolls, doll furnl lura bears , household furnl· lure, rad1o s stereos u1ans1t s, llatwara more tach day. Off n5 on Nor1hup Road halfway bfll wa~n Raccoon Br~dga and Northup Br1dge on lincoln Pika, Oct 1st 7th 9to? lots Freel 9 11 September Help Wanted LACK THE SKILLS? NEED A JOB? We trt~l n people lor Jobs u machmist1 m our Machme Technology program Nearly •very prOduct of mdu&try, from eotnllaKee to turbines, IS made 11\her usm~ machine toole or using machmas made Wlfh machme tools in the Machma Trades Program you Will learn how !Qo uee varroua types of machinery 5uch as lathe dull press m1it1ng machine grlndmg machma and punch rress Wa have a vanely o tundmg aourcas available tor eli gible applicants Call the Adult Education C~~nt&r-Tri-Counly JVS at 1-800-6:176509 Fait Term classes begm October 1 Looki ng tor Barh9r, Stylists 614446-8803 614-446-8355. WANTED Made In The 1991 Ohio VaUey Phone Book Is Friday, Oct. S 2, 1813, lied April 11, 189'1 111 Rutbrd Townsh1p. Whore buried - Josioh IH, born Sopl, 15, 1110, !lied Mardi 22. 1887, whore buried. lond prHicard to ! Po~ Colurm, 38 W"~lowbrooll Dr, Parilenbo.<~ W_ Vo 26104, or arn O>lied 304 481 -2077 - REWARD. Anyone Needing Additions, Delellons, Changes Or Wishing To Advertise Should Call Between 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Weekdoys! 1-800-556-8930 Or Ma,lln/armaiJOn To CHAMPION DIRECTORIES, INC. P. 0. Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857 Get in The Doctors assistant Must like working with people, be afllclent and hsve insurance tX· ptrianct Excellent working condltlona, QOOd al'llllry and fringe benefits. O"tltandlng car11r opporlunlly Send resums to Ooctor's Assisltnt P 0 Box 164 Middleport, Ohio Winners Circle! 45160 Eam money by lha week Join lha number• to demonstrate · Chrlstmea·Around·Th•World" July-December U1111 name, sddrats, and phons number on answering service 614-902-6319 Euy Work' hcatlent Pay! As· sambte Products al home Call tor inlonnstion 504-641-8003 Et I herr ~ nmhmg qLIItC ltk e :1. v.tnn1ng fnllng - .tnd \\t: rt' fet:lm~ It at Pillsbun MJJOf t xpans10n e fforts 10 meet cu~tomu demand~ for our qualu~ produu~ are takm~ place Ptll~bun v.atu :, }OU to ht a pan of our """'1n ntng team Jnd share ou r RrOwth 1 313 E11cellent lrteomel Easy work' A11ambte simple prQoducta at home 1-504-641 rna Ext 5214 24 houra Experienced medii sales rtprennlal!\le BaSI plus com mission 304-7277885 call lor In· tarviaw Ptl bhun 1\ .tppn l Kh1ng :md St l ltn~ a nev. t r.t o f vttahl\ ~ t n tn1pkrnuHtn}l. progrts31\t work praltl lt~ that Y.!ll makt Full time babysitting position available In my homa Send rtlumt to P 0 Sox 21, Ktrr, OH 45843 e mphn n tmulvcment lurnwork and v.tnmng UHllt tull c tr tie - Help Wlnlad Mutt be out ol school Apply In person M1d dlaport McClure 1 Family Rea tau rant .tgll n .uul aga 1n' PRODUCTION/MAINTENANCE WORKERS TYPISTS, PC users nHded $3!1,000 pollntlal Datalls (1) 805-687-6000 Ert B4562 • Pizza and Frozen Vegetable Processing • Immediate naed tor exp1111rlancad nursing aHietant for private duty ca111 Must be de,.ndabla, h.... e phon1, and rat11bla ll'lnaportsllon Casal In Franklin and •urroundlng eountlll Call 1-B00-8N 1088 tor lnttrvlaw EOE lmmtdltlt opening for RN ae'"'mant coordlnttor Hours utuaily Mondly thru Frld1y 8 00 to 4 30 but msy 'ilry Contact dirKIOI of nursing, Pinecrest Cart Center, 170 Pinecrest Drive, Galllpotlt Ohio 45631 614-446-1'1 12 by October 3, 1990 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor Du1 pt1ced Hom1m1kers naadtng emotional suppor1 building salf-con lldance, caraar lden \Uicstlon, job readiness Call Betty Adkins 11 Buckeye Hille CarHr Center tor Information 614-245-5334 Gflll1t. .tppl) 1n ptr ~ on at t he follow CJ.Il 2H6 2'1 I H If you prn 10u51) applied and \\ t 1m He 'ou 1o apr!\ ag.am I qtul Oppor1u Mi i/VtH Pillsbury (Old Jackson Plant) 100 EaSI Broad,.ay jackson, OH 45640 Real ES1ate General Real ES1ate General mg @CANADAY REALTY AUDREY F CANADAY BROKER ROBERT 0 BRENNEMAN 446 -2174 MARY flOYD , REALTOR HOMES, FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS OHIO 45631 446-3636~ rnt:m Ernplo\ t: r~ h.1 \(' fo und th<ll Ar m\ tn med people h,•\e v.lMt thn arc lookmg lor - pndt' t nt hu SIJ"nl dt'pcnd.Jb!lil v ,1nd ~ elf c.h " upiiiH' For nJOrl' dt t.ul s r.tll \Our Iota! A r m~ Rclru11Lr lod'i 446-3343 LOTS Of lAND - LOTS Of HOME AND ONLY $58 000 - 4 BEDROOM 3 BA TH HOME HAS FORMAL DINING COVERED DECK 2 CAR GARAGE AND OVER 9 ACR ES FENCED PAS lUR E POND SMAL L BARN REDUCED 15 000 - OWN ERS OF THI S LOV ELY HOME WOUlD liKE 10 RELOCATE ANO HAVE RFOU CED THE PR IC[ TO $60000 3 BEDROOMS 2 BA THS NICE OPEN FA MILY ROOM / KITCH EN AREA WITH FIREPlA CE 2 CAR GARAGE LOCATED ON JAY DRIVE JUST OFF RO UTE 35 Long-term Care Experience PreferTed. 12- Hour Shifts Available. Excellent benefit package, including sh1ft·chfferenl!al. Apply 10 Tern Halley, R.N., Director of Nursmg Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Center Pomtl'leasant, WV (304) 675--5236 • SMALL FARM - MOD ER N 3 BEDROOM HOM[ HAS LARGE FAM II Y KI TC HEN ~NO I IVIN G ROOM DEN 1 316 SQ FT liVING AR EA 2 CAR CO NCRETE BLO CK GARAGl OVER 9 ACRES MOSTI Y PAST URE KYGER CREEK SCHOOlS $52 DOD BlADEN ROAD APPR OX 29 ACRES 3 BEDROOM 2 STORY HOME NICE COUN 1RY PROPERTY PRICE D LOW AI $40 000 BE~ R.N. Charge Nurse Positions Available No oyo may see us weep. But many 11ient tears ere Arm \ ~ ncwC' ~t attack hehcoptel It s the fil ste s t mos t llgilt. lwh t. op ~t--r m the ~ o rlrl \our JOb will be to k1 LJl l! 1b1 v. 1\ Rc,td\ for !I(' ch.1lk ngt 1 1 hen ca ll ~uur lulal t...rm\ l~t.OUiit:r tud<i) for de t.11b ARMY. .Part /full tim• sates position .. pptv Oct 1, 2, 3 tO• m 12 •Tope Furniture t5't Second Ave 'Gallipolit, No phone calls "Prlvale duly AN's snd lPN s -need.ct lo provide uctltent :care Areat of uper111a natdad .Pulmanary care, pediatrics, IV -casu, nurologlcsl care Cases .fn Fr~nklln 1nd surrounding count111 Caii1 ·800-S79-1088 lor Interview. EOE 'Oullllllled RN and LPN plrt lima ·or lull lime ntedad for 62 bad facility. Cootact Fran~ Topping Ctra l-iaven ol Point Pleasant , -304-675-3005 REGISTERED NURSE Exciting 'Opportum11es nCJW available lor 'I lilt-motivated busi ness onenled RN to ma na ge a newly ,dllltloped home health c:om .pany In th1 area E•celtenl c\101 eel 1k1ll1 required , outstanc:l1ng For cons1derat1o n bantllll plaaaa 11nd resume and aalary reqUirements to Partners Homl'l Health, Inc Attn Earl Butch11r •o lakevt&w Plaza Blvd Suite L Worthington Ohio 43085 EARN MONEY lyplng wordprocasslng, persons! com· puling. At home Full or pi time $35 000/yr lncoma potential (1) 805~87-6000 Et B-10189 SAlES • $32!1 day po11lblt' Taka Phone Ordart • people call you' Phone 614-446-9358 9acratary1Receptlon lsl Must pastas typing sw11chboard and cbmmvn1callon skills, also have kt'lowladge ol computers snd A.P Submit resume to Amtticare Pomeroy 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy Oh 457f59 Attn Ol!lct Manager No phone cans please P lll fJlm THIS IS NIFTY If YOUR£ THRIFTY - IT ISN T EVERYDAY THAT YOU FINO AGOOD HOM£ AI AtOW PRICE VERY CON VENIENT LOCAT ION AT 1016 SECO ND AV[NUE IN GALli POLIS THI S 3 BEDROOM 2 STO RY IS DEfiNITElY WO R1H TAK ING TIME OUT TO VltW $28 000 BUILDING LOT WIH RIVERVIEW PROX I ACRE $5 000 LOW(R ROIITF 7 AP BEAUTIFUL LAND - PARTIALLY WOO DED NlAR RIO GRANDE APPROX 47 ACRES NICE 2 BEDROOM 14 X70 MOBILE HOME PAT 10 GARAGE BARN If YOU LOVE THE OUTDOORS, HIKING AND CAMPING 1HIS PROPERTY HAS A SMAll A FRAME NEAR THE WOODED AREA SUITAB LE FOR CAMPING AND If YOU REALLY WANT TO ROUGH IT PART Of DANIEl BOONES CAVE IS LOCATED HER£ $65 000 NEW ON THE MARKET SUGAR CREEK ROAD - IF YO U THINK A HOME WITH ACREAGE IN A GOOD LOCATION IS MORE THAN YOU R BUDGET CAN HANDlE - LOOK AT THIS PRO PERTY THIS IS ONE YOU CAN AFFORD NICE 3 BEDROOM RANCH HAS VINYL SIDIN G COUNTRY SIZE KITCHEN WITH OAK CAB I NETS RANGE AND REFRIG fO RMAL DINING ROOM fULL BASEMENT WASHER AND DRYER DETACHED 3 CAR GAR AGE LARGE FRAME BARN 30'X40 EQUIP BLDG APPROX 56 ACRES $60 000 . . "'. . "'Care Nursing We think of h1m In 11 lence Atta ck Hel1copter ll d\ J nt <lge~ th.lt ( ,m h1 lr them ildllt'\'t:' SU< fi'S'i 'Ah t n se£'ktng CIJ I!t :ln 1,1989. IW8y <~n Kepa1r er vou II get :t mrl " on ~.::xpt.:n e n ce ft.xm ,~Z th~ All b4 AI'\CHL ht.i lliJP FLIGHT SCHOOL \\ l1rn sold1ers le,1ve th t.: Artm tht•v dn ... r v. 1\ h Rewarding Career... We are ud within our memory lonely are our heans 10· day , For the one we loved to de.,ly, H11 forever been called As 11elp Wanted LQt Alltndant Apply Jn parson Smllh Bulek Pont1ac GET THE ARMY EDGE ***** FIVE STAR HOME - 1WO SIORY REDWOOD STRUCTURE QUALITY AND BEAUTY THROUGHOUT 9 ROOMS, 4 BEDROOMS , 2 BAT HS FAMILY ROOM OFF KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR PLU S RECR EAT ION ROOM OPEN lNG ONTO DE CK ON SECO ND FLOOR fORMAL DINING ROOM LIV ING ROOM HAS FIREPLACE SPINDLED STAIRWAY IN FOYER, 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE 3TO 4 ACRE SITE WILL BE SURVEYED WHEN SOLD HOME IS COMPLETELY SUR ROUNDED BY TALL PINES AND OTHER TREES ONLY 10 MILES FROM CITY FIRST TIME OffERED $1 25 ODD IF YOU LIKE PRIVACI'TAKE A LOOK AT THIS HOME 3 3 AC HAS LOTS OF TREES 3BEDROOMS , 2 BATHS fAMILY ROOM w/ FIREPLACE 2 CAR GARAGE CITY SCHOOLS NIC£1 $72,000 Do you have what it takes to quallfy for Warrant Officer Flight Training? It takes 40 weeks of Intensive training to bcome a helicopter pilot See your local Army Recruiter today for details. 446-3343 Tun• up your job search tKilll Career Works Assoclalas wi tt cond uct • free workshop at thl Point Ptanant Job Se~lce Oct 1!·19 1990 lor JTPA ellgtbtt W•tt Vlrolnls r~aidtnts TrainIng Includes Interview colllchlng snd a custom ized rnuma limilld anrollmenl Fof lntorme lion ctll tht Job Service 11 304 675-277'0 or Career Works AI· soclat~t, 304·:144-22n EOEIM F·H 12 SHuatlon wanted SMALL FARM IN OHIO TWP 2 1 ACRES MOSTLYWOODED TOBACCO BASE, NI CE GARDEN AREA THE HOME IS ONLY 5 YEARS OLD ANO IS VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS FORMAL DINING AREA, EQUIPPED KITCHEN LAR,GE 24'x32 GARAG E 2B'x40' NEARLY NEW BARN IF YOU LIKE COUNTRY LIVING DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE I $58,000 18 21 Wanted to Do Furniture refinishing and repair, qua ttl~ work and fret estimates, 304-675-7991 Get your chain saw serviced tor llrewood uaaon, Sider• E· quipmanl Co, Henderson , WV Room & bosrd FrN lor parson Ia live-In & do light work al Private Hom• Cere tor eldMiy Prefer retired age. 814-388-8193 18 Wanted to Do Ell:.. rlenctd child csrt In my hOme, Monday lhru Friday, 8 30 ~1:10pm, 304-t'l5-202i. 31 Business Opportunity Wantmg to ran1 4 c l'la~r Beauty Salon "J:Ieady to move ln 1 614· 446 ·2107 WOLFF TANNING BEDS Commerc ial, Home Units, From $199 00 Ltmpt, lotions, Acces· Magic Yeart Day Care Center soriu Monthly Payments Low reasonable dapand11.ble, As S1B 00 Call Today FREE lictn .., quality child care Mon- Color Catalog 1-100-228-6292 day thru Friday, 1 30 1111 5 30 For more lniQormatlon or to 22 Money to Loan regJatsr 304-67S.SB47: 304-675 7421 LOANS BY MA IL Mlu Paula's Day Clllre Canter Up to $5 ,000 In 12 hour! Wa sara, sffordabla, ch1ldcara M-F can help you get a 51g nature 6 am 530 pm Ages 2-10 Bel~. alter school Orop-ms watcomt 614-446-8224 loan By Mall 1-900·246-6500 SO 95 fta. Will babysit my home, nur Jackson Pike, on Bulavlllt Rot.d, Experianc~ & Rataran· cn. 614-441-2641 Will do babysitting in my home, any day or houra, North Point school dlstricl, 304-t75-79t1. Will lake care of elderly In ltMir home1 614-446-4277 Ref's And exper11ncad. Would tika to do babysitting In my home., any hour & can give referenc11 614-256-1615 FIX HIGH·TECH AIRCRAFT BE ALL YOU CAH BE: tOil\ l dc..· r:~II O il Pomeroy - Mtddleport- Galhpolts, Oh1o- Pomt Pleasant. W. Va Part-time Instructor needed to leach community and personal tkiUs to adulls in their own home (Meigs County) Various Financial skills and taltnls needed II you like to cook, exercise, garden, read, or drive- we msy "have 1 Business job lor you We're looking tor 21 paoplt who enjoy other people, Opportunity wt'lo ean Iesch varloua sKills to olhers, who are creallv1, tnd 'NOTICE I willing to work as part ol an OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO energalic team High school da- r.wmmands lhat you do busigrae1 1111\d driver'• Ucensa and neu w1th people you II now, and gooa driving record required NOT to send money through tha Salary $5 00/hour, 12 m1t1 until you hiVI Investigated hours/week. It Interested call lhe offering 614 - 28&-~39 no taler than 10f3J90, aak tor Chrltty Equal SPORTING GOODS Opponunlly Employtr Turn America's love of sports inlo 1 successful butlnau You cen own snd operate 1 successful Spon ing Goods stort with • Na1ionat Buying Power• E•lenstva Training• Protessionll As· sls1ancoCati TIMBERUNE SPORTS 1-81)0..24J..8454 learn cm 1ronmt nt .and ha\t tht oppo rtun1t) to dt·momtr.ltt vour pn~on .il 'ltrutRths !no I ht\ nt:wl\ exp.tndcd multt mtllton dollar f.tu ll!\ 1s hC!Il)4 :-.q.~.n1 f1 0 ntl) upgraded and d cst gmd \\llh I he wel l h<m ~<: 11! our rm plo yt'l'\ tn m1nd l o r tmmnll ;t.l t' 1n~ loc111on or "ere n o t hm:d ll1l\ Emp iOHr Gr&n MtdiCII s~relary expert typlsl lnaurartet, dat" antry doctors ottlce 1 In Gallipolis & Pomeroy 614-446-6366 Sunday 4 7p m A In Lov1ng Memory Of NOAH FITCH who passed away, one year ogo, Oct. PARK TECHNICIAN Full-time grounds and recrta· lion tacllltlta maintenance postlion at the Raeeoon Craelc County psrk Pos1tlon require• e11perlance in matnttnance and Slfa oparstlon of routing l l· perllnce Ia pretened H1~h achoo t d1ploma and Oh1o drivers licens• required Application• will be accepted at the office of the 0 0 Mcintyre Park Ols1rlc1 Galtia County Courthouae, locuat Street Gal· llpotls, Otdo Deadlme October 5, 1990 446-3343 INTELLIGENCE JOBS FED CIA U~ Cu11oms, OEA , etc Now ~Jtlng Lltlings (1) 805687-6000 f ,t K-10189 BE ALL YOU CAM and Mlued by Mom Ill Dod, S111er and Brother· tn-law and Frienda JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKILL? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS •• Auto Mechsnict, Account· lng!Computlng Specialist, Carptnltrwl Cosmetologist&, Eltctric ana, Food Sarvicl Workara, Eltctronles Tach· nlcians, lndustriel Meintansnce Worhrs, Mach1nlsta Paralegals 9ecretarlet and Welders. Rsgisttr now for claasea beginning OclobCIIr 1, 1990 Cali Tri.COUnty Vocational Adult Center •• 1-800-637-6506 A ll(lflet:y of funding aourcu to pay tor ll'lining '" available tor those eligible II \ou hl\l t flltlJ(l\( p roh lun "'O I,ang ~k tl h and tllJO\ \art ll\ gu 111 lht: wmnrr 'lU re It .11 Pllbhun - a Rrtal r o mp:t m lor tht ht'll peo pl e 1 You II hdp us 1mpll·mtn t :1 multt ~ k1llcd Pdbhun lill l lf)4t:'\t tmplo\ t r 111 the. \Xcl b ton arc.·.a app rtc t .ttc:-. tht .. upport uf our c ommuni!\ - \OU ht'lpcd u~ hecorn r .an lndu:-.11\ ln.dtr 1 In re turn \Hoffer WO\\th ont: ntc.d oppor runHit\ 1h.11 prm l(k (.ompc.tlll\(. ow:~gc" ;md hcneflls a" \\~II ,l"i a fuum nf ~ro .... lh 1h .u \IJU on rra lh }l.t:'t 1mohnJ m' lmmedista openings avsllabla In Athene .,.. Full and plrt-tlme quick advsncamant, companr will train Neat app81ranca a must $1 200 to slsrt II you quality Csll Thursday Friday or Monday betwnn 10-4 pm 614· 592-2703 30, 1990 Help Wanted ter, the HOME ARMY. thed When others ere ••~•P Sodly mrued by the Fitc~ F1 mlly Wife, C~lldren & Grendchildron =~~~::'Eae Any tnformot1011 COI1(1ntng A1110 lllbocar IH, born May AnENTIONI The gentleman that witnessed the argument betwHn a man and woman on Aug. 3rd l>etween 4:00-4:30 at Garfield Dairy Bar, please call urgent! 446·1822 or 446-8043, the man. September 11 Cosmetologist nMdedl Guanmtead wages, paid vacations 614· 446-n61. OFFICE COORDINATOR Exc11 opportunity avellable to, an entrgallc , outgomg person to ltlisl In the coordmallon ot home health c.1re in the area This pos11ion lnvolvet 1 vanety of ratponslblhtin to Incl ude telephone, clerical, pereonnel tnd community IWirtneu The abi lity to enteract with lha pvbllc le ..sentlat wnh 1 backgro"nd 1nd patient cart prater red Excatlent eompensahon pack1g1 For contldarallon please stnd resume to Partner 's Homt Health Care Inc Ann Earl Butchar 740 laktvlew Plaza Blvd, Su1t1 l Wonhlngton OH 43085 30, 1990 VENDING ROUTE local Grtal High traffic cash Income locations Easy work Will Train 1·B00-284-B363 8 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 1984 Schull 141170, wlexpando, 2br, 2 blth, large porchet, CA, on 112 acre lot, At 2, North of Pt Pleasasnt, Exc cond, French Chy Mobile Homos, 614 -446~ 9340, 304·675-6898, 304-675-3313 2br, KarT OH, s min from Holzer Hospital $25,000 614-446-~37, 614-446-4168 3 bedroom• house, land tract, 304-675-5104 Homes for Sale A-frame for sale by owne r 2200 squa re teat, llv Jng room w spr1a1 stai rcase & hre place, also in eludes custom made solid oak bu11t In bookcase D1nmg room, bu11t In k1lthen with ran ge, large la undry room 4br measunng app ro• 121 14, 10x1 2, 10x14, 9:c40 2 bathrooms walt to walt c:a rpallng throughout Electric baseboard haallng 3 car dalach garage wldoor opanart, county water, septiC system, & satelhle dish, 111 oR 43 3 acras lor $85,000 Home on 13 acres tor 575.000 30 6 acres are available w/purchage of home for an additional $10 000 located Rt 3 Gallipolis DlreciJQons Take Rt 35 to Rl 568 to Cora Mill Road Home Is 1pproxlmately 2 112 to 3 m1ies on let! In Ohio Call 1-614-446· 6611, In Wast Virginia Call 1 304-344-5638 stter 5p m GOVERNMENT HOMES fTom $1 jU rap11r1 Delmque nt Ia• prope rt( ~apossass1oM Your area (1 805-687-6000 Ext GH 4562 tor current rapo list Andy Sylvia Raally 3 bl'ldroom 2 bath ranch &lyle home on 3 country acres Located ott Sr 681 $35,000 614-S92 t244 home with 3 bedrooms, fam ily room, garage in RustiC Hills , Syracuse Pnced at $39 000 614-992-546 51614-992-31 1'1 con~ 3 bedroom•, pool, deck 676 South Founh, Middleport jnear Meigs Jr Hlghl S3~000 614992-""7323 7 room1 1 112 baths, country living but close to Meigs School and town At 31-4 la ne, Tcw.~nshlp Road 27 Arst road to right Catl614·992-7118 or 1-384· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale W1ndsor 14x70, 2b r CA buildIng, skirti ng on lot In Oua1/ Creak Good cond, Frenc h C•ty Mobile Homos 614~446-9140 Rentals 32 Mobile Homes 7 roome 2 baths, Brick, total electric, ftreplaee, 2 car garage, tully carpeted, laundry room dlahwaaher, dlspoasl, heat pump On Sr 7 1n Cheater Btaullful 111tlng 614..085-3323 42 for Rent 2 bedroom trailer, "200 month Gall ipoliS Ferry 304 675 2931 or 2 Room Furnishe d Apt Pdvate balh and entrance Phone 614 4-16 1232 2 or 3br home in Gallipolis, $275/mo OeP<J&II req uued, 6t4256-6846 1982 Townhouse, 14170, double eJCpando, CA On private ranted tot in Rodney 614-446-1539 a Mer Sp m For Rant 3 Room Hous&, 11)11 Third Ave Gallipolis Stove & AattiQ•rator Furnished R&ferences and deposit ra qulrtd Phone 614-446-t232 SPECIAL Fact01y to yout99t, 2 or 3 badroomt4X10 models at the unbelievable price ol $12,900 dali varad snd set up Call 1-800-729-4045 for datails For Rent 3bf house, 304-675 5104 2 bedroom, turnlahed or un lur n1shad Good clean cond1tlon HUO or employed Naw Haven 304-682 2466 2 mobile homos 2 badroom furnished, $200 plus uti lities $100 deposl1 Hud approved 304-675-6512 aftlf 5 00 or 675· 3900 anytime House 2 bedrooms, mea neighborhood , unfurnished deposll and references 304- 2br Mobile Home s ecur~ty deposit, & retarenca required 614-256 1922 Nashua 14x70 wlex pando, situated 75 acre land, Point Pleasant Many artras, priced on Inspection 304-675-791'7 Houses for Rent - 675-nn Apartment for Rent 1980 Freedom, 14x70, mob1ia home total electric! hka new, new house turn lure with washer and dryer, 304·882 ·3245 or 882 3704 41 44 Mobile Home s for Sale 304-57'6~2528 House for rent on Pine Grove Rd one m111 oH Rt 124 Call 6141!192-7919 ... House lor rent Unturnlsha d or furnished 614 992 5m 35 Lots & Acreage Spring Valloy 3br brick I 112 :----,.-.,--,------, I baths, basement, carport $500 5 acres llllnd on AI 2 Eckard par mo, relerences and dopo s 11 Chapel Road, 304-675 3190 roqu lrtd BlACKBURN REA LT"Y 614-446-0008 614 acres Sclpico Township, Ineludes one house Only $139,000 6141385-4510 alter 7 oo 42 Mobile Homes pm for Rent Commercial lots, Eureka, Lots & Acerage 12 acres Gallipolis 2&3 BR country, Vmlon arl'la Bul ldmg 5118, 45 acres !Jmbar Stove, Refrigerator Wa ter trash paid $200, $210 plus dl'lposll , 304-675-5104 - - -- - - -both have large room add1l1ons, 0 J White Rd, 2 acres wooded Very nice 614-388-9686 bUitdmg lol, ready to build on 2 bedroom turn1shad Apple restrlclad, $8,900 614-245-9585 Grove 1crost from Goodyear Roula 2 Ashton 1 acre lois 3 plant, $225 plus daposlt 304· miles south Gallipolls Locks, S76-2479ahar 5 00 PM. public water, no restricUons, trailer tor rent In some with river frontage, 304aru 614-992~5858 576 2336 Real Estate General 2<197 Sunday Tlmes-Senttnei- Page- D-3 2br unlurnlshed, Wll h axpando in Cl'leshlre Ret llo Oep, re· qulred 614-4~6-4369 304 675 9?60 For Rent Jbr tra 111r 614-446· 6691 N1ce 2br With Uvlngroom d1n1ng room, axpando In Bidwell Area $250 me. 1th plus deposn call 614·388-8589 belor& 2p m Ret required 44 Apartment tor Rent rooms & bilth , new ly remodeled $200 /mo All u!II1 18S mcludod Oopos11 required 614446-7733, 614-446-4222 2 Apartments 2 bedrooms nJCif. 304-675 5104 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 Jackson Pilo.e from $192/mo Walk to shop & movies Call 614 446 2568 EOH Clean 2 bedroom apartment Stove, refrigerator No pet s, New Hav on W Va 6 1~ 992 7481 or P1ua Dans Furmshod Elt1c1ency all UlliltloS paid shari'! bath $135/mo 919. Second Ave 61111146 3945 Furn1shed Ethc1ency $175 U111111es Pa1d Galllpol s 614"4116-44t6 al1or 7p m Gracious 11vmg t and 2 b&droom apart men ts at Village· Manor and R1vars1d& Apar1ments In Middleport From $195 Ca ll614 992 7787 EOH 1 bedroom apartment In Mid· pM;:',~dd;~l~o~p~~o:n"'~;Ohlo Beech St One lurn 1shed apt deposit dtepon Totall'lii! Ctrlc wator and kitchen furnished $210 month ly r&qu~red, 304 882 plus depos it 614 992 3667 or 614-992-3312 ne ar Holzer Hospital, 1h d t oconom1 cat gas hear, . I 2 bedroom, un um s B a par · I$235'>mo. plus uti1111es 614-446 ~ men! in Middll'lpor1 Newly remodeled, centra! heal and a1r All ull li l198 in cluded $275 a mobile home 1 month plus $200 depos it 614 o~erlook1ng 949-2217 between 7 am and 7 Ref pm Real Estate General Real Estate General SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE.INC. .-rlced to te ll! B1dwelt Oh io House & 4 lots, 3br, living d1n1ng & fsmlty room, garage unattached, own11r llnancmg available, w/good down payment, 125,000 1-614-867-3649, 1 304-429-5330 Public Sale 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS & Auction 446-6624 CADMUS COMMUNITY CENTER THIRD ANNUAl FAll-0-WEEN CARNIVAL October 6, 1990 7:00 to 10:00 P.M. Door Prizes NEW LISTING' THIS ONE IS MORE THAN Games Haunted House Costume Judging Auction a lovely contemporary horne tl 's a wa~ al l1 !e Fea tunng 2 l11 eplace s 3 lo 4 bed10oms 2 1ull balhs 7-one hal l bath s form al hvmg room larmal dm mg room fam 1l~ room he at pump /cenlral an 20 x40 '"!'ound Sl31 nless steel pool 40 x60 meal garage barn Plus 17 aues P<l rt13lly wooded Pr111ale C1t y school s Call for your pr1va 1e v1 e wm~ todayr #287f Food ~ER~ONE WELCOME Cadmus -State Rt. 141 Thank you in advance Gallipolis Merchants David Boggs - Auctioneer For Your Donations AUCTION THURSDAY, OCT. 4 6:30 ALBANY, OHIO Corner of Mill St. and Factory Rd. Consignments taken in Oct. 1 thru Oct. 4 From 1:00 to 7:00 P.M. For More Info. Call 797-2648 Auctioneer: Richard Workman " ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS' games old postcards oakcha11 s buffet McCoy Popeye coo k~e I" cab10e1 small stand se veral old ca meras Hawkeye Baby Brawn1e 8MM mO'.' Ie pro1ectors & more m1sc quilts t1unks rocke1 phone copper wash b01ler I H salesman case & 19551raclor & Eq pa mphlets IH hard had & IH carl, co rns helle! wash sland & olh er 11 ems 1800 books & 1890 b1ble CAR" 1981 1oyola C01ol la 4 cylmder less lhan 30 000 aclual m1l es 4 door wlc ru1se & C B newl11 e on fronl(real sharp) "HOUSEHOLD' 16 7 S•gnralure sde by s1de Maytag H D dryer (hke new) Wards washe! Maytag wnnge1 washer gas range melal cab1 net b1eaklasl sel w/ 4 cha~rs, desk nlor IV 2 pc IIVmg 10om su1 te 1echne~ stereo & speakers lamp s tables chest of drawe rs m1sc lmen, 2 smgle beds miSe d1shes pols & pans Sharp Carou5el II m1crowave & etc "M ISC " MW I cu H l1reprool safe , Wards sell propelle<l mow er porch swmgs slep ladder, church bench wheelbarrow Eco 111mmer & etc STEPHEN E. FROST, ADMINISTRATOR Cm ~90-315 DAN SMITH, AUCTIONEER 57-68-1344 619-992-7301 Terms· Cash Postlive I D. Refreshments by Eastern Athletic Boosters 6 bedr oom s 2 l1vmg rooms lo1nal d1n 1ng and larn1ly ro'Jm 2 k1t chen s part1al basP men l all s1lua led on 2 n1ce level lots olu s gar ilP,e )!or age buddmg and ba1n Call today "834 ROOM TO DO YOUR OWN BOAT DOCKING PRIVILEGES' Ar e 1ncluded w1th lhts 3 bedr oom mab1le humr and 2 lot s (app10x 701 "blr TV ava~labl r C1 11 schools Callloday 101 mo lE del "ls #1860 SMALL FARM RIO GRANDE AREA Remodeled 3 bedroom s vPry aMract1ve home m eludes ful l base ment approx 30 acres 1and thai borders Raccoo n Crerk Sm lll l woodrd lot pa s fu re land IObtl CCO base and ROOd SIZe ba rn 1n gorxJ cond1l1ort Pleasl' cal l lor more dela1ls1 "2871 PRICED IN THE MID I 20's ac 1es iU SI OUISid e GaiiiQOII SCity l1m 1I S J lOOm ' ilnd bal h 3 bedrooms c1ty water and nat ~ a s land need s to be developPd House m~r.d s som1 lender l ovm~ ca re l h1s one 1S one thai you can own as reasona ble as poss1ble #18 43 ~ RACCOON PLEASURES Have all the en 1ovme nl alt ered by liv1n~ alonr Raccoon C ree~ wrlh th1s 3 hed room ranch Full basemen! 12 )16 ded alum1 num s1d1ng ap 01 0 ~ 1" ac1e lawn w1th approx1mat ely 77 lerl ol cree~ lrontage Access to boat doc ~ Call toda y to loca 110n P11crd al$35 000 #1870 THING' aCJe<; <:H.cu rnpany tl u~ ] be d1 oom 2 bath lo...ma, ntena nce v1nyl s,ded ranch I .H~f' b1eezel'la v 7 u1 ~a 1 agr w1ll1 ,wto door Far1uly room and dm 1/lg ar ea 25 ) 15 bJrn (Couicl ourcha<,p an add1 t1onal 11 acre\) Call ill rmrr t~2858 LOWERED PRICE $1,000 BUDGET PLEASER $22 900 1s all1ltakes lo buy your very fu sl home completely lur n1shed 2 bed 1 uu m ~ 1a rge oatn srorage ouuotng cellar & 1ura l wa le~ 9 am lot #2865 $30,000 - IN TOWN You will l10d lh iS cozy remodele<l home [ al ,n k1tchen w1th bea ul 1ful cabmets l1v1n g room 2 bed1ooms wall lo wall carpel UnaMac he d garage and storage bu 1lri1ng IM MEDIATE POS SESS ION #2872 BELIEVE IT 11 All the TLC tha i has been pul mto lh1 s excepl!onal 2 3 bedroom home L1v 1ng roam t~m1ly room dm mg room enclosed po rch and part1a l ba sement conc rte d11ve newly pa~nted and papere<l n1cely decoraled C1l y hV!ng co nven~en l $40s ' #1867 COMMERCIAL BUILDING [ Hellen! lor reta1l sa les SR 160 loca r or1 01 1r • co nslriHimn low maml enan cp app1 oc I )00 ~q tt walk m co ole t 8Ut ld1nR constr ucted 198 3 '~' mo deled 1989 PlUS 2 be n ~nnm ana~lmrnl ba lh spac 1au s l1vrn~ room eQuiDDN1 ~ ~ l c hrn ar ge gra'.' elparktnR alea l ilrf!tlnl r:illlloflav lOI mOfe 1nfo rmahon and f'):act lo~M n Pr1ced below epl acemenl cost' ff1863 ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT L1v1 ng room fam1l~ roa m and lor ma l dm 1ng room 31ar ge bedroo ms (l arge walK m closet ofl master bedroom) 2 ~ balhs OverSized 2 car ga~age fqu1pped k1tchen Mamtenan ce !t ee vmyl s1d1 np, conc rete drtve Presg11g10 us ne1ghhorhood Kerp coo l lh1 s summ er w1lh lh e club pool' #2831 DIVORCE YOURSELF FROM THOSE RENT PAYMENTS! When you cou ld be pa~1ng for thrs ne wly rem a dele<! 3 bedroom ranch l 1v 1ng 10om bal h lorced a1r gas heat, newer deck ar ea nestled amanR shade trees on approx 1 acre lol n2863 JUDY IB J DEWITI, BROKER .... .. Merrill Caner ... . _.......... ... ... Cathy Wray .. ........ ..... . Sam Hoffman .......... . REALTOR' ' BARGAIN PRICED' REDUCED $5 500 - NOW $10 000 3 bed room ranch hom P appraJ MEDI Al£ POSS ESS ION WAN1 S SOLD"' ar1f' tot IM Ca ll lodav OWN FR o1809 $16 500 CALL TODAY 111 CutP 3 bedworn ran ch ll'o'ln R •oom k11chen and dm1nR roam ca mbtnal10n ul 1l1!y roo m baH1 atl ach rd ca rport co ncr ete dr1 ve IMM EDIAT E PO SS ESS ION OW NER SAYS SEI 11 m3D APPROX 71 ACRES IN All Corn cr1b metal lree stall bar n storage bulid1nf pond and sprm g lo bacco base Mtlktng sJ stem and mm e~a l 11gnls mcluded PL US 2 3 be 100111 home wtth lt vtng roam bath tor mal dmm( and more Call loday lor complele lislm g' ID EAL OCA liON #1831 SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 1990 10:00 A.M. 3 oa k sl acked bookca ses oak secretary oak swtval desk cha11 Sellers k1tchen cab ,ne l w/ llour bm m•sc old loy & $15 000 00 J 1.. s l or~ homr l'll!h 4 4 ESTATE AUCTION Th1s 1s the auct1on of the personal property of the late Rev_ W A. Frost. located at 1214 Hock1ng Rd , Belpre, Ohio Turn on Braum Rd from St Rt 7 Watch for stgns. YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS Gor geo us br1 ck hom e 1ust as soon as you ta~ e om look you II be so ld 3 bedrooms lo1mal dmmg & hvmg rooms 3 bath s lamily 10om lu lly equ .opNl k1t chen 2 car garage and separate 24 d5 ~at age pond pr1vate set1H1K b cepl lonal ly n1cr home w1th a lot at a me n 1 l 1 e~ ~ o~er 4 acres C1ty sc hools' 1 2857 Jeannie Tolliver ..... . .. Tammie DeWitt ...... -... SMAll FARM - 11 ACRE S lnr ,11o, ll>r '•m•l, who ha \ ath rr rmploymrn l h •nom mndr1n t1omP 7 01] hPd1oom~ I hJ!h• ' uti ha<:.rmrnt 1ntrill llPa l 1n~ and a1r cantl1! 10n 111 dnd cnu nt~ wll !f l lt~r~l' m l\ l111 1y gilf il~'l' 3( tlR l PPi fJ ~ !h1s h fl l(f I Pi1 SIU1 , I' illl fpn(rr' tlntll l~ l I (I I r pon1 a11rt l1 vr><;lor k o'ldl!' l oiJ.tr(f !11~1 1n l ~ ~ood b11 n il kr nr"" 100f111g and ron ( ll'l r lloo1 P11((' has been redurt,d In $51 qoo App1 r ~ I? miles! hom Gali1poi1 S al Sia!P Routr !71 R284S MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAYIII And ~ou m1 ghl hr ~ urp11 ~Prll'l~ at ) OJ can buv th 1; horrr for 1 l ovely 2 slory Nl!h 3 tJeclr oom 'i l h a lh ~ l1 vmr, 100m p;u1 1al hJsrrnrnl 2 lots eac h app r o~ 85 )1 20 una tta ched tw o car garilgr and il lo l more Citlllorlay lor '> howmr, and complete IISIIIIg #181 1 SO YOUNG & BEAUT/fUll r ~, s 4 bP.d 1 o0 m ~ 3 ba th well cc nstlu C!Prl lrame 1 br1 c ~ b1 level otlt'r s 1elaxed com fol! throu gho ut Equ 1pped k•1 chen 'oll l! h beaul ilul cherr y cabm ets ~aragp all lh l'l anrl more nes tled m ~ s hady acr es #1839 ? car 446 -8147 379 -2184 446-4255 379-2449 446-8006 441-0703 1n u• "ru t, , o •r "' ' "-~ �September 8 Public Sale & Auction 51 ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE SATURDAY, OCT. 6, 7:00P .M. VINTON , OHIO ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLEE K1lchen cupDoard ch rmney cupboar d. oak library table oak stand . oak bookcase oak tnpod prrmrtr ve tabl e. nrght stand corner shelf 5 legged sma ll taiJie vrct rola asst ol child:. charrs hrgh charrs se wr ng mach1nes do ll buggy prano ben ches ba skets, prctures (mclud rng Fort Blrss h mllrt ary pre tu rel books mrrrors trunks sausaRe grrnd ers numerou s glass war e and many mo re rtems Consignments taken 1-6 P M. Saturdays or call 614 388 -9370 lor other days . AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC liCensed and Bonded 1n Oh10 and lnd~ana 13 Years Household Goods Nrcely Furnrshed Mobile Home m crty CA Surta ble lor 1 per· son. Ret &Dep Requrred 614446-0338 One bedroom apts lor rant $225 month Oeposrl required 614-992-22,8 after 6 p m Twin Rivers Towers, Housing lor the Elde rly and Hand1c apped Apar!ments now ava Uab le-rentrng for 30% of adtusted rncom e 200 S•cond St or call 304-ti75· 6679 Two apel1ments lurnrshed, au uhhtrea paid $200 monthly, $J00 monthly, $50 depos rt Pomeroy 614-192-5771, 614-9492526 ·--c-:-~:-::----:-­ Unfurnrs hed Pomeroy 4 Adults only 614-992·2275 Mu lberry Ava nua, rooms and bath No pats Oep /Rei after-5pm Upda~r·s unfurnished Apart· ment carpeted. no pe ts, ut rlrtros pard 614·446-1637 Upstarrs, 2br, apartment water, trash & sto11e 1\Jrnrshed. 61<1 446-3940 Upstairs Furnrst1ed, 3 rooms & bath, clean, no pets rsleren ca & deposrt r&qulred 614-446·1519 CHRISTMAS AUCTION Friday, October 5, 1990 at 7:00P.M. DOOR PRIZE UP TO $50.00 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 7 oreces sol rd wood cedar 4 post bed room su1te oak 1rame li'.lrng 10om sutles oa k lr ame swrvel roder<> oak cwwrl cha r1 ~. b1ass beds touch lamps. glass and wood Iampo.; gun ra cks what no t shel l rr on st one toy chest pellet gun s ce ra mrcs . glaso;;ware chma doll s prctures huntmg knrves pocket wa tches 1ewelry doll s and toys wrapprng pape1 and mu ch much more glass hutches tabl es wrth 4 wood pad ma ttr e~ s sets From Gallipolis. take Rt. 141. turn left onto Rt. 775 turn r~ght onto Patnot Road . Watch for s1gns. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 Eats Cash PoSitive I 0 Not ResponSible for ACCident s or loss of Property PUBLIC AUCTION CONSIGNMENT SALE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. DAV BUILDING ON RT. 35 BY-PASS CONSIGNMENTS TAKEN FROM 12:00 TO 6:00 DAY OF SALE TRUCKLOAD OF NEW MERCHANDISE Po rcelain dolls. pttche r & bowl set s. banks. hou sewa re and much more USED HOUSEHOlD GOODS Ma ytag wa she r and dr yet Hotpo1n t freew . Eureka swee per. couch and cha ~r end tables. re cl1ner tele v1s1on conso le RCA VCR. gun cab 1ne t hutch. table and 6 cha irS corn er hutch . 2 uphol s tered cha1r s. table foyer tab le w / m~rro1 lamps tw1n bed , 2 chests. 2 dresser s end table . la mp Sea rs 8 track ste re o bookca se heodboad. lull 111e bed . exerme b1ke 2 RCA color 13" TV 's d1 shes. pots. pans . sm all applia nces. set of Hava land din ne rw are colteema ker . press ure canne r and other 1te ms too numerou s to ment10n TERMS Cash or Check w1th Pro per I 0 DOOR PRIZES AUCTIONEER . DAVID BOGGS l1sc . No. 4596 GallipoliS . Oh1o 614 -446 -7750 l1censed and Bonded'" State of Oh1o Not Re sponsible for Ac c1dents or loss of Property We Are Now Book1ng Fall and W1nter Sales PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1990 10:00 A.M. MEIGS CO FAIRGROUNDS. POMEROY. OHIO PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE lATE JASPER & FAYE POWEll Located at the lnfersection of U S 33 & S R 7. Po meroy. Oh10 Due to the lack of park1ng &access1bil 1ty of the home . everything has been moved to the Fw-grounds for your convenience Sale will be In · Side and s1gns will be posted There w1ll be a Prev~ew from500PM to800PM onFnday. Oct 5. 1990 MODERN FURNISHINGS Valentrne co uch fle•steer .all hugge r recltner Kr oh ler and Moore occ ch arr s Mus\man collee & end tables MotorolaQu"" 24 lV Mo1 01ola porta ble TV. drnetle Iable CraltmatiC bed INEWI contour ch "' cherry gun rac k mapl e 4 pc bdrm surte parnted bd1m c;urte cher ry desK w ' book s he l v f>~ & gl ass l1 on1 booK case handm M1e by Ra sco Satt erf rel d dehumrddr er pol s pa ns mr sc krtc hen applran cr:> s LAWN & GAROEN Gr,ely su pr•r converlrble • lsul~y duals char rs mower blrrde plow and rototrller New Idea corn sheller whef'lbarrow lap & dre set mrsc hand & lawn & gard en tools STONEWARE I A lranl1 - gal 131 (VGC) 12 croc ~ s rn "" ous colo rs 5 gal churn 2 ga l chu rn 5 Rill IUR umb1ella urn 'l hand parnted urns salt c rock~ cu sprdor CLOCKS & WATCHES Seth !hom as mantel clock. shelf clod w/ alarm B&D on pendulum ve ry smal l camel ba ck Tr usty Trme clock Hamrlton watch w/school bu s on ba ck {20's 01 30's) also se'Jelal modern c locM s ANTIQUES · 4 pc Waterlall Bdr m surte [VGCI. round oa kIa ble wl claw teet (pam led) round oa k lable wi SQuare pedes tal 4 r o~¥ba c k charr s paroled ll at wall N/ 4 tmp1e safe mbot tom Mk scrub table oak sewrn gstand oak draltrng tables & stool. 2 cane botlo m cha~rs step back base split hrckory bu basket wrcker basket s 100 plu s pes fr esta ware square green slag lamp shade floor lamps brass dom knocker w ! Ma sonrc P.mblem door be ll Pat 1860 str eet car lunc h bo• metal egg baskets se11e r al Lamo~es se r11rn g pes prnk & green dep orllamp s razor straps &razors. several old books rncludrn g P1lgnms Progress lane Gray & Wrd e Awake Book 1898. Look & L1le Mags An sco bo• camera som e tables & tur nrture pes from bldg that need rel1mshed wooden ba by carnage Ira me. lois mor e nor t1steo OF SPECIAl INTEREST Wood lamp des k from JONE SE BERSBACH DRY GOOOS Store Pomeroy posSibly forerun ne1of Red Anchor Store IPre 19001 Note: 'Riis is one of the cleanest auctions I have had the Honor of Conducttnl- Most of all pes. are ready for the home. This will be a lar&e sale. B11n1 your lawn chairs & spend the day wHh us. OWNER: EULA HENSLER AUCTIONEER: COL. W. KEITH MOLDEN 614-742-2048 Even~ngs Cuh lie Ohto 4318 & W. Va . 863 lunch by Rosii ·Jane Pos I D FurnIshed Rooms 45 Rooms lor rent · w11ek or month Startrng at S1201mo Gallla Ho1ol 614-446-9S80. Slseptn9 roo ms wrth cookin g Also trar ler space All hook -ups Call 11rter 2 00 p m . 304·7n 5651. Mason WV 46 Space for Rent 54 Miscellaneous 54 Miscellaneous 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Merchandise FOR SALE Used RCA XL-100 25~ color eonsole TV Call 614· 446.0195 Usod Fumtlura Call 614-992· 7212 or 614·992·7240 Merchandise Mercha ndlse Cat Madra I Window qultts, made by Ruby Crawford , 604 Holcomb Hollow Rd Thu rman, OH 45685 6l 4-245·5947 Cemetery lot #l, 2, 3, 4 In Ever· tas trng Ute at Ohio Vattey Memory Gardens, at 196, Prlc• 614-983-4221 except Oct 5th thru Oct 21st Couc:M, chair, coffee, end tables , lamps, gas warm morning stove, hrde -away bad, & carpet , 614·446·3224 Cut your grocery br lls tn half, valuable tree Information Send self addressed stamped envel ope, % E E. Lanier P.O Box 11 87 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 For ::iala Appia It Computer printer & aeraan, wliOia of gemea, $850, llkt rttw one 3 piec:a quHn size bedroom aultt $450, 614-446-7109 Grain fed lambs for sleugtortar, wtll dallver, & c:rattsman c:hainaaw tor uta or trade lor firewood, Buck &tollt firepla ce lnsen 614~46-22'22. For Sate G E R•frlgarator, $100, 614-446·3114 afttr 5:30p.m. wHkdays Hand-made qutn1 Flower 9.•r· d•n, wedding ring and lillie h01..111, mise $'150 6"14.g92-1l52 For Sate · Hearth·Mtta wood burner Insert $65. Greai·O. Lalor wllh blower tor lireplac:e Severt! sections of 6'" prefab all-fuel ehlmnay Call 614-4460150 after 6 PM. 54 54 Miscellaneous I 3233 S.R. 180 Ashland, Ky. 41101-1939 (all Toll Free Morton, Ill. 1-80D-447-743b Kitchen c:abine11, good condr· 110n Makt offer 614-446-6587 or 614-446-1542. Knuckleboom log loader 614· 379-2758 Lavt ladiea slacks, new, 40-42, Ra..onebte. 4x4 wide Chevy trr•strlms 16 5w12, 8 tug D•· humldlller. 614·446-0121 Real Estate General Emp tra ga s crrculating heater 370 RFM: 70,000 BTU $275 00 614 -742 -2125 Firewood for sale Cut slabs. 614 -256-6119 or 614·256·6456 D. (. Metal Sales, ln1. beautiful Christmas tree . Has 900+ small red lights. Set up lor viewing. Coli Jane Brown, 992 -2961 for information. Country Mobrle Home Park, Route 33 , Nor1M of Pomeroy lots , renta ls, pal1 s, sales Call LAND CONTRACT TO QUALIFIED BUYERS - 5 acres, more or less. approx li64 sq It home offers 3 BRs. LR, k1lchen. bath oil heat Call for deta1ls and furlher AKC Chocolate labrador Pup pre~. will be ready to go, m rate October, onl~ 3 males . & 3 lema!ea lef1 $450, carr evenrngs, 614-446-1967 Merchandise All breed pel groomrng, 21 years nperlencA Apporn!menls only 6141992-6820 If no answer, leave message You 11 lrnd rl here whe ~ you rn.1ke thrs hou se your home Ideal ner~hbortwod !or the whole l3m rly - close to shopp rn g, hosorlal et c and perfect lo1the krds Yer~ welt kept and decor3ted 3 br droom br lev el w1th a ~ e ry nrce famrly room area 3 baths wrll he!p you h()"n bu mp rn~ rnt oone another l'~l:'f) mornrng Oeck / brrc k o~tro and hot tub 1n ba ck m~ke relaYrng a breeze Neally 2200 sq It ot h11rn~ ~ [laC!' commnea wrm gas neat ancl central a1r 2 car attac hed ~mgP Grill' us a ca ll today becau se we'd Jov e to show you lhr s one 1 $80s For Sa le Woodburnlng stov e, magrc hea t, 1 sectron of metal bestos prpe, $125 614 -446·2462 Frost Free Refrlge ral or, white , S95, FroS1 Fr1e Refr igerator, G E $125, Refrigerator , side k side, whitt , $150 , Rtfrtgerator, G E , Almond , like new, $250, G E Wuher , $95 Kenmore Dryer, $75 Whr rlpool Dryer, Avacodo , $95, Kanmore Dryer, Harvest gol d, $95 , Westtn· ghouse Dryer. WMrtt, $95, Gas Rang e Coppertone $95, Electric Range , JO rnch wM I1t, ni ce $150, Wesirnghouse Wa sher, & Dryer S.t Almond , $150 Ea ch, 20 cu. ft Chest Freezer, $1 50, Frttzer Upright, Frost Free. $150 Skaggs Appliances, Upper Rtvtr Road , 61 4-446-7396 GOOD USE [} APPLIAN CES WasMerl, dryers, rafr!gerat on, range s Skagg• Appliances , Upper R1ver 11d Beside Stone Cr11s t Mote l Call 614·446 -7398 PICKENS FURNITURE New/Used Household furnl shmg 112 ml JerrrcMo Rd Pt. Pleasant WV. ca ll '304·675-1450 Ou11en 51U wtterbed 304-675-3869 RENT TO OWN 614-446·3158 6 pc wood group $14 01 per waek 4 poster bedr oom sur te, complete S15 20 per week. dmellt with 4 ch aus $7.50 per waak Magrc Ch al 14 cu ft Relngarator $12 95 per week , 15 cu f1 trearer, S10 90 per waek VI Ra Furnltutt Rt 14t, 4 mrres on Rt 7-Centenary Open 7 daya a w~ ··~''---,---,--,-.,-­ Super single waterbed, ttk.e new condition, bookcase, headboard w/6 drawer pedestal, som l-wav• leu, only $200 Call evenlngt, 614-446-1967 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oli11e St., Galllpolrt. New & Uted lurnlturl, h•ater!, W•&t tm & Work boots 614·446-3159. Upright treezer Very nice , 3 years old $150 614f11:12:-3033. 53 Antiques Buy or sell Riverine Antlqu... 1124 E Main Strut , Pomeroy. Hours· M T W 10 00 am to 6 00 p.m, Sunda~ 1·00 1o 6 oo p.m 614-992·2526 Fish Tank, 2413 Jack!ion Ave Poml Pt11unt, 304.$75-2063 , tO gal , Itt up S14 99 and 10 gal co"'plete 143.25 11410 For,Sal•: AKC Registered Chow Chow, cream temalt, 9 mos old, very friendly $200 614-367-0517 Jim's Farm Equipment, SR 35, Wut Galltpolls, 614-446-9m; Wrde selection new & used farm tractors & Implements. Buy, sail, trade, 8 00-5 00 weakdavs , Sat till Noon. 64 63 20 excellent quetily crossbred Mattera Will make very good raplacement h•ifers. 614o446· 2109, after 8p m. 3 yr old Nubian, Nanny goat, $60, ttrm 614-256-9339. Four yr old pony, genUa and will h11ve June colt, $150 304-882· 1233 Llmouatn Senta Gtrt Crou-brad Bull C.lvea, Sea at Co1 Farm Patriot or ctil 6"14·37'9·261'1 Pigs tor salt Hamp and York cross . 614-~2-3002. 58 Fruits & Vegetables Dunrovirr Fru1t Farm ju st oH Sr 66'1 east of Albany. We ac cept food stamps Variety ol apples, fresh cld&r, pears, pump kin! , and gords lJ-7 dally, close d Monday 614-698·6298 Potatoes We have a good supply ol good Kennebec: potatoes $'11 00 psr 100 Humphrey, at ReadsYIIII 6141378-6295 No Sunday sa les 59 For Sale or Trade 113 Acre farm with mobile home, tree gas, Salisbury Tow nship, S450.00 per aera Can be da11rdad , 130 Acre farm Sal•m Township, four bedroom home. barn and othtr oUt· butldrngs , frte gas, $65,000 00, lwo houses tl 1l1 ButternuT Avenue, Pomeroy, with targe lots $30 000 00, Nlcl recently ramodelad two bedroom house on Lrnc~n Heights, Pomeroy, $19,995 00 vary large 101 o·s,.en tnd Crow Rutty Co 614 992-2720 or 614·992-3589 Gravely Tractor For Sale, 614· 37'9-2113 1978 Cht'.l. Monte Carlo , V-6, 2dr, AJC, good work ear, 614· 992-3225. 1978 Nova. Call 614·849-2656 af1816pm Hay & Grain 1979 Ct'rtll•tta, good c:ond, $600 614-256-1526 Hay lor Sale. Clover & Timothy Round Balas tn the Field 614· 245-5598 1979 Lincoln Continental Town Car, good eondrtlon. $2000. Sea at 2304 Madraon A111 ., Point Pleasant. Hay lor sale. Round and square baln. Call 614-949-2344 efter 5 ,., Transportation 1979 Pontiac Bonneville Brougham, loaded, new tires, runs good New 22 caliber semi· auto, model 70HC 304-675·7281 71 Autos for Sale .,-:-:::-:,..---,.,-"7":'--- 1980 Chevy Impala 4 door Sedan . Extra nice and clean New !Ires 305 'v'8 $1,395 614· 992-6119. Livestock 12 yo TB, Broodmart, (open) •ulloble '"' riding, 2 y 0 Til PMllty, Hatt~r broke, both are well bred, beautiful horus, $500 tach. 614·388·8720. 1976 Plymouth Fury. 318, automatic:, a.lr, lots of new pan a, nice Interior, looks and ru ns good $750. 614·247-4292 . 1967 Mustang Hard-top coupe , 6 cydlnder, automatic, res · torabla, runs good. l650 614247-4292 Also Bell Pappanr 1981 Chevetta Motor, body & transm1ssron are In •xceltent condrtion. Needs mu tl ler 6141742-3141 eveni ngs 1969 Dodge Coronal 440 318 motor 8'1,000 mtlae:. Good con· dillon $1500 614n42·2157. 1983 Pontiac Phoe nix, Call 614388 -9762, tnyllme 1974 LTD Ford, good cond, lfJ4. 87&-4!34. 1984 VW rabbit, &JI C cond, 4 speed, new llras, $2,400 1984 Pontiac Bonneville, er e co nd, new lrres and paint cruise, air, auto PS, PB, AM -FM, must su, $3,400 304-675-5554 1976 Cutlna Suprem•. V-8, auto, one own•r, new !Ires and baltery, runs good, $7SO. 304675-2492 1976 Ford Mustang tt, 4 eyt, automatic, 78,000 mrlea, ct.an , welt maintained, great uc:ond car, or lor 11udente, Call weekdays after 6p m. 614-44&- 71 1982 Royal Oldsmobrle automatic: , 4dr, good c:ond , no rust S2,000. 614-446·9349 1985 Dodge Charger, 2dr, hal c:h bac:k, whlte, wit h red Inter· lor, AMIFM 5 spd, PS, new U· t\aust , $2,100. 614-446-2847. 1986 New Yoriler, ~-l engine , tow mlteag•, loaded, $5,800 614-379-2203. !981 Camero, Z-28, bright red, AT, PS, PB, a11, li lt, cruise , AM!FM cassette, & morel $8 ,700 614·245-9075 1987 Chill luxury Sport, V/6 engine, T-tops , power locks, powar staering, tilt crulaa, c:us lom wheels , A.M /FM ca!llelle aetual mr 24,800, 1uc cond, 614· 446-9687 Real Estate General Iii! 1986 Charcoal qray lroc Z, toa d&d, avery option except 1lops , mint cond, 1 owner, 28,000 mites, Book prke $11,900, Will IIIIi for $10,600 614--446·6751 GOVERNMEtrt' SEIZED vehicles tram $'100 Fords MercedAs Corvttlea . CMavys. Surplus Your stu PI 805.SS7-6000 Ext S-t0t89. Antique 1930 model Ford Sedan All nawl This one Is nrcel This car must sellt No reasonable ot1ar refu sed $1 0,000 or best oHar. See at R1v1 rs lde Marina 614~4&-2424 Like new, Massey Ferguson, 220 Ha~ Baler. 614-446·1411 N301 WHAT I WONDERFUL PLACE - Bea utrlully remodeled rNie cora ted I I? story home on 1] acres Very comtortabll' and cozy home rnctudes lar&t P3trn krt chen drn 111~ area and trvrn g room wrth frreptace 3 be drooms baths and lull lrn1 St1erl ba sement wnh separate krtche n BONU S Sepm te 1 bedr oom home pe rfecT tor rn laws rel at •ves 01 even rental Both Mmes ha ~e be~n ex tens1vely remode led an d are rn ~ery ROOd rondr l10n Welt marn lar ned barn lobacoo base Beautrl ut ~~e'" and retaxrng atmosphere ma~e rt easy toen1 o~ the c oun!r~ Pnced 1n the 80') •211 Real Estate General Real Estate General OWNERS HAVE DONE A l01 OF WORK ANO NOW YOU CAN GET THE B£N£FI1S - f rve mrnules to town. 3 BRs 2 baths LR krlchen nel gas heal vrnyl srdr ng $39 900' FIN£ COUNTRY HOME - Here 15 as lrnr a nome a ~ ~ou II find Very quret an d pea ceful <;f'Mrng tar ~!' spacrous hom e wrt~ vtr v larRP comfo rtable rooms Qu~ lr !)' burtt br1ck ranch teatue s 4 large oect rooms )lull baths 2 1rreplaces plu$ rndoo 1 BAQ lar~e krt chen wrth drnette plus forma l dr nrn~ room wrth hardwood !locu s Full part rally lrnr shett ba sf'ment o~ersr 1ed 2 car par aRe Huge wrap around detk rn ground oool ~M dOacres to romo Mound on Ower SIGO 000 •201 hr~h tratlrc area on St Rt 7 wrth 8( fr ontage and 180 deep Includes a 1eS1dence wrth 2 or 3 busrne'i5 roon r, and 2 mobrle homes Dr1tled well and 7 ~Pt Jirc tank s County wat er avariable Owner r~ vrrv a nxro u~ to self Askrng S54 900 but would con~1 rkr any rea o;onable olle1 ~203 CHAROLAIS LAH ESlATES - A rarf' opport unr ty to desr~ n and complett.' th e rnt e11 or ot a home rn an e1ce ltent nerghOOrhood al an altorr1abte pf rCf' ThP co mpl eted ex terror ot thrs \ 1 ~ <;tory log hom!' rncludes a ded 2 Cal ga~a~e an d basemrnt Buyer woLJtd own J, 20fh ol an 8 aue S!!drd l a~e wrlh lull pr1vileges •401 169.900 lutur~ Thr~ bed1oom one floor tXan wrth sc hool ~ U07 l ca r Rarage srtuated on a 91 acre lot wrth mature trees rn Green To\'j nshrp Pr1ced to sell al $27 000 N511 AlTENTION INVESTORS' - APARTMENTS - Emllenl LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING' - Belreve rl or nol lhr; homf' hil~ 9 good sr1e roo ms and 2 lull bath s 3 bedroom s and 1 bat h on the mam floor ~ n d I bf'dloom rental property rtu ntty remodeled wrth Rross 1ncome of $1 000 pl us month!~ Cons1sts ot thre e 1 bedroom aputment s an d ' bedroom mob•l e home Close to college ldP~I lor stud en ts and lacult~ members and b~th rn the lu!l basement Eatrn ~rtchen family room stm age room and large ut1hty room Forced arr heat and ce ntral arr Sc re ened rn porch ana ched l ca r ~ ar age an d storagP burldmg Tastefully decouted rnte rro1 and anrachv e tandscaprnR Thr"i home IS delmrtely worth lookrng aft $57 000 dOl YOU DES EAVE THE BEST and th1s oneoner s you qua trty con struction. eJ cellent neighborhood rn a con venrent loc.aiiOn ~ handsome (looks bra nd new) 3 bedroom r <~ nch \'jh rch •nctudes alar~~t hvrng1oom.lormat drnmg. brg krtrhen wrth lots of cabmets an d bUIH rns Hand~ utrhty area and 2 lull baths You tl tove the decora tma and the ope nness ol the floor pian On Debby Drrv e and prrced to ~e ll qurckt~ 11112 r· R1 c[ 159900 446-3644 OUTSTANDING II ACRE HOME SITE - Green Tow nsh ip St R1 588 Includes !tat crop tand gentl e rollrng slopes and a wooded knoll lor someone wantrn R orrvacy. country atmoshe1e an d .t krng's '.!lew Mavbe ~ou want 'lo me horses or some othe1 an rmats There's 1tready plenty o1 wrldllfe •t24 rhrs rrdrculou sty tow prrce on a bra nd new 1an ch home AHmg PI!Ct' d1 opped to SS4 900 on thr s 3 bedroom 2 bath home New trved rn belo1e thts home has teatures 11 ~*' che11y k1tchPn ca b1nets large mas1er ~droom 1 car Ra•a~e hear pump Owner w11t con~ rder fletpr ng wrth hnanc1nR to r1ualr fled bu~er • 220 245-6276 ~onw ntiPI I Rl1 I hiltll o, l'fl iP (Jp l-'(! .11 1 I I' MflPi h r r·nl r.tl ,. rl 1 •11111 lo, i! li ll ilt' 1l0 r50 rnH , I l'lrl, ,.,. 111' I h dOl or f • • , 1t' i 11 11]0{) ~l!r iH>n t R r P ,1d ' ' ri( ( • 1' SPRING VAllEY - OAK DRIVE - Laror ranch st vle hom r ott ers 3 BR ~ 1 bat h\ l ~haped LR/ drnrnp ar t~il wrth trrf'pla ce nr cr ~rt c hen la rge l amrly roorn t.1undrv iHPrl p.:rl 10 11608 do01 s gas heat 57 9 JAY DR IV£ - Attra ctrvr home ,.. 1thrn m1 Pr dP\ 1!!1111 ~ tr opp rn g an cl hO'>(J IIll l f hrs horn r oth•f'> 3 llR I bat h\ LR PQurppf'd Krtc hf•n dlllin~· .tll-'rl gJ \ nral Ct'll l a r I Cd/ Jltcl (h o(j 1',-ua ~e 16 d2 pool THIS ONE SPEAKS FOR ITSElF' Beaulrlul b11ck home on 93 acre lol Bu ll Ru n Rd over 2100 sq H ollrvrni space Totally equtpped krlchen 3 BR s 2 baths 20x30 lrvrng room lorma l dtnrng room frreplace HP /ce nt ar r 25xJI garage wrth open ers lar ge rear pat ro CHATHAM AVENUE - 2 lnll 40•150 each all825 27 lenced yard Chatham Ave Alley rn rril r Bol h tots for $1 9 000 11!08 All BRICK - JUST OFF RT 35 - CLOSE !0 HIIC AND SHOPPING - AMraclrve hom erna nrce nerghbor hood ollm 3 BR s bath PLENTY OF PWIYACY - You'll be su1prr sed at how much on~a cv thrs home oners whtle strtl berng wrthrn 5 mrnutes fro m everythrng Very welt marntarned cou ntry style ranch al~ o otters 011e1 ?900 sq It of comklrtabte trv1ng space large co untr~ krtc hen writ all ow you1 rmagrnaltan plenty of room to do ma ny thrn2S wrth lo1mat dtnrng room lor mal hvrng room wtth fueptace aMnctrve den wrlh an other lrrepface and haldwood floors 3- 4 bedrooms wrth spac e lo1 addrtron al rooms to be frnrshed w~h lrtlle cost lots of eJ tras rncludtng screen ed rn porch. gara ~ e oar~rn g tor ] em plus workshop area storage and more Thrs rs a very mce home and mu st be seen to be ap Of ec •ated tully Over eQurpp ed krt clwn LR rlrnett e lrrP plil ce new ca1 pel 2 ca1 alla ch Pri P, ilr at:e P~ 'i lwat and cent r al arr m-,. s1ooooo ba th lr~rng room ~rtchen cover ed jliltr c well on property rural wat er orl hea t ~rev. :· nn• UNDER REAllY NtFHI - You it co unt you1sett lucky to own th1~ ROod l o okrn~ b1le11el wrth one car garage and fenced ya rd lh ~ re itre 3 bed1oom~ an d one bath and the handy pmon rn the lam rty writ entoy frmshrng the lowe1 level1nt o a recre at ron room lor the lam1ly Don t wa rt - the p11 CP ~ ~ $419001 #503 VILLAGE Of NORTHUP - NICE HOM£ AND lWO LOl l Ran ch st,le hom e o ~ ers 3 BR< NIC£ HOME LO CAlEO ALONG OHIO RIVER 139 900 4 BR s bath LR ~rl c hen c a~pel o•l heat 2 c ar detached ~ ara~e utrl1h burldr ng large lawn and nrce thrs round hou se rocated 1n Mer ~Coun ty Trulya home to be adm1red Beautrlutty decorated rn country a i'T10~plle re thrs home has 3 bedrooms ? baths hvrng room tam oly arPa eat rn ~rt c he n an rl utrtrty room Unlrn 15hPd lull ba sement Wr ap around drc ~ s on bOth floor s w1ll ~~~e a vrew 1hal writ take your breath All th rs an d more 1 Yov mu st ~ e e to behr11el Only $67 9QQ1 • ~~~-~i ATTRACTIVE HOllE JUST MINUlE S!0 TOWN - OWNER HAS REDUCEO BY 15.100 1 Ver, n~ce Cape Co d located m Vrnt on a1Pa LR ~ /trre· ptace forma l DR wtlh burl! rn chrna cabrnets krlchen lull basemen t 7 acr es more or less cove red patro !larler pad on pr ope rt~ ac1e m/ 1 _ J.:JL ¥ lull basement Ftve mrnutes to downtown PATRIOT AREA - THREE BEDROOM RANCH oHers 11 20 SQ « krl chen hv10g mom bath carpel anached garage w4h eleclfiC rJpor opene1 Call lor an appo11.~;r.r r ' ,..,-,tlfi. LARGE HOME WITH APPROl 7 ACRES. MI L. approx I m1 fromGage on R1 325 Mast er BR wrth skyhte. 3add1t1onal BRs. 2 baths k1tchen LR large laundry full basement Own er wilhn~ 119.900 - LOCATED IN Clll - Older home orte< s 3 BRs bath LR <rtchen ~as heal crly to work wtfh quahfted buyers on tmancrng Bill Todd, water an d sewer Call lor an apporntmen! 4.n ACRES - SJ.SOO - Clay Two Hazel Rrdge Rd -.--0 446-7729 446· ·J443 • 1 33 bat hs new wrndows su1rng lu1nace and cent arr Call now 1 NICE STARTER HOME - Located 1ust allh e edge of town Th1s home leatures 3 bedroo ms bath IrVIng room kitchen drnmg room and a OWIER HAS RELOCATE 0 AN 0 WANTS TO SElliMMEOIATHY - Oa k 011ve. all b11 ck 3 BRs. 1'? balhs LR k1lchen. OR fu ll basement. gas heat Very nrce home located at the edge ol town oHers LR krt ba th 2 BR s gas heal carport & WANT 10 LOOK OUT YOUR FRONT WINOOW AT A SPLENOID VIEW? - Thrs home has been revamped and 1s ready tor you Clo se to HMC and Rt 35 shopptng 3 BR s LR wl fP beaut tlut new krt chen. dm ffi w/t ueplace 11.., mz Loretta McDade, Walker, see thiS one to tn wn 0 B. Cr ty sc ho ol s Come AFFORDABLE LIVING 138.000 - 3 BR s I '' baths LR krlche n OR gas lurnace cor pet 24x24 unaMa ched 1ara1e 1ust oul<rde ol • Clyde au day TIRED Of BEING CORNERE01 - I hal .an 1ha ppen rn E. M. Wiseman, Broker Hairston. ce ntral 100 ACR ES CHE SHIRE TOWNSHIP - Ne• er look at thrs home located rna verv ntCe quret ne tghborhood lrv rn g room wrth ga s lrlf'PiilCI' k1!chen large Jaund1y rm bath tw o nrce sr1r bedrooms large sc reened back pm ch tha t tau wr ll err 1oy anached ~araRe and le roc ed yard OWN ERSAYS . DO WHAT IT TilES"'" - l hal'swh al were gorng to do The ~m art buyet writ ta ~e ad11 antage 01 (614) 446-3644 446-9665 446-4240 room 3 nrce bedroom s 2baths ial heal and ARE YOU READY TO MOVE TO TOWN ? Com e Nll5 Wiseman Real Estate David Wiseman, standmg features ot thts home are the ltvtn R room wrlh f11eplace burl! rn hutch rn dmrnR famrl y 01 rncome property etc 3 tled10oms large l!vmg room eat rn kitchen wtth nrce cabrnets 1 hath anrl ~f'Pil f ate u!111!y room Nr ce 11~1 lot Con venr Pnl klcatron !404 PRIC£ SLASHED $1 0 0001 - Beaulrlul c o u nt r~ senrnli! enhances the pleasure yo u'll havP when you see th rs pr operty !3 acres of ground provrde good huntrng or wrtdtrfe watch1ng 3 bed 1ooms 2 lull baths hv1ng 10om f amr~ room and drnmg 100m t ~ 1 ge 2 ca r ga1age pi us barn and cet1a1 house $59 500 r¥Z06 OFFERS MORE 1HAN THE AVERAGE HOME 2 lots and a beaultful home for 144 900 Out Real Estate General GREAT BUY FOR 117.500' - Ver1 ""'home lor starter WE NEED LISTINGS! 1 nlet Chrome Tabla with lor· mica top wit h 4 nice chalnr tor sale. $50 Ca ll Edgar Thomas at 614 ·992-2988 attached garage Call lm an ilpporn tm r nt r;EDUCED WISEMAN REAL ESTATE BE SMAR! - QU ll REHliNG - lnvesl "' your own NBIJ 69 acr e NEW LISTING- TRI ·LEYEL HOME WITH LARGE LOT - Atlra ctrve home teat ur es 3 br s I ~ baths LR, krtchen famrly room t• o;ecks MIGHTY HANDY - NEAR EVERYTHING If COUNTRY IS rHE PLACE FOR YOU lhen oon 1m'" see111g lh1 ~ 1988 " M an ~ 10n' sectronal home N~ ture rs your ne1ghbo1 on th 1~ secluded one ure n1c el¥ tandscaoPd ~a1d 1SOO ~q It ol h ~mR space 3 bedroom o; ma ster b~th !eatu1e~ a ~ar den tu b · ..,1t h showe1 Dr n rn~~: are~ ~nd Pat rn ~r t chen Pa1 10 door sopen onto a large wood deck Your oppon u M~ to ~~:et back to the great ouldoo1s tor rmt ~ S4 5000 Soulhl'l' estern BUilD IT UPI -A brand nel'l homt.' wdl make vou !eel R1Eal 1Bu•ld you r dream home on 1 ~ pr rva tety ~~tuated aot.'s 1n an estabtrshed resrdent1al a1ea ooty 31.? mrles hom town Coun ty walt.'l av a r l dbl~ Cr ou ~e Beck Road B, J. Wh1te Monte Carlo, 197'6 low mileage, V 8, lamrry c:ar goad t rres, everyth rng h ~e new 614· 446 ·9430 RANNY BLACKBURN BROKER- 446-0008 nan Trace School Orstrr cl Want lobe l1ve m1nute s li om town 1 Then th1 s pampered 3 bedroom . beau tilully maml amed home IS lor you A~r g e formal drn~ng room w1th v1ew ol the shady lol w1ll g1ve you a v1ew ol all seasons Ba sement and unaMached two car ga rage Talk about convemen ce ' On ly $59.900 #802 EXCELLENT BUSINESS POSS IBILiliES" - I o"len rn 1 Cu b Ctdet riding mower. 7HP.t.J21netor eut. 6141992-2113. GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehicles !rom $100 Fords. Mltfc:td.. Corvettes Chevys Surplus Your aret (11 805-687-6000 Ext S- 10189 BLACKBURN REALTY Naw Holland 116 Forage bok, 3 Deatars, tandem axle $7900 Used tnlanattonal fora ge wagon 2 baaltra, tandem axle wagon $1,300 Used New Holland 28 forage blower $1,500 Used New Holland 30 blower $1,200 . Used New Holland no chopper 2 row haad, electric controls $5 ,500 . Used New Holland 718 chopptr, 1 row haad, t !actric eontrol s $5 ,900 Used New Holland super 117 chopper, l row head $2 000 Two used New Idea 32 3 one row p1 ck ers $2,000 Two used New Idea 10 on• row p1 ck1r1 S't ,OOO Used New Holland 35 5 grmder mlura $5 000 Used New Hoi· land 352 grinder m1ur $1,600 Used New Holla nd 425 skid steer loader $5,500. New Hoi· land 553 diesel skid etaer loa dar deluxe $14,500. New Holland 454 akrd ,, .., loader gas $12,500 Kaefer~ Service Canter1 Sl. Rt 87, Point Pltuant ana Rlplty Road, Phone 304·895·38?4 132 500 buys thrs neat 2 bedroom bungalow New >r drn g ne\'j wrr rn~ ~~s for ced ar r lurnacewrth central air ~tsu Located rn a nrce ne•gh bo rhood on 3rd Ave Has car port and bed porch Welt cared lor !lome CtrH us today for an aoporntmerrt 1t305 brrd veneer Quality bUJtt home d bedroo ms wrth s lr d rn~ door closet s plu s an abundan ce of bur l! rn st or~ge space Roman bnd trreotace rn ltvrng room also lrreptace on lrwer le~el 15x18 garage aflached wrth pull down slarrs to SIOiaRe area Soecrat Iron! door wrt h srde touver'l Double gtm wrndows v.r!h marble w1ndow sdls Home ~~ well1 nsut at ed for e11 rcrent hea trng and cool rnR located tust oH lake drrve rn R10 Grande near Un1ver s rt ~ All Quaht~ homes 1n area Nea1 chur ch rec 1eatronal area and take You must see rnsrde thr ~ hom ~ to app recra te 1ts manv !1ne fe atu res Lrsted at Merchandise A real steafl 1978 CMev 4w4, 314 t on prc kup Automatic Tran!J 350 ang ina , runs great! AMIFM casaatle deck & apeakart Good tires, art front end parts replaced new , cost $422 00 Cab good, bed bad. t1 500 or best ol· fer Can saa 11 1765 Gravel Hill Ad. otf Rt 7 tn Cheahlre bator• Power Plant Early momrngs, ltle evemngs best limes o.. ,. 122 5001 1hrs Alrame home oHers 3 bed· rooms. 1~ baths.LR. k1tchPn wrth stove andrefngerator. eleclnc heat. part basement Han FUNCTIONAL THREE LEVEL ENGLISH STYLE - All Crl' '<hools SI OOOO ·----c--,.------:cc:-: 1989 Camaro Ra ll y Sport. 305, 5 spd loaded, 22 000 miles, ttka new, Call E11eninga 614·446· 6054 Joh n 4020 Oresel with turbo charger, ax e cond, 304· 882-2641 af1er 5 30 PM IN TOWN CONVENIENCE - AI an affordable pnce town lo catron 3 yea r old burldrn g bu il t !rHode lor bat ~n o ~1111 Ov er 7 000 sq 11 Vol ell rn~ula tl'd Ptrnty ol parkrng Owner wr ll spll bu1ldrn R equrornen t ant1 lrquc1 lrcp n~e lor $115 000 01 w1ll nl?llOI1att.' !o1 burl drng anr1 tot >Pparatel~ Good poten11al fo• bu ~r nr ss #202 $69 900 1968 Hyundal, ewcel, GL.S automatic: PS PB, air. AMrFM cassetr e, luggage rac k., 614·245· 56 17 1987 Thunderbird, loaded, 3 8 LV~, 45,000 m Exc cond, $6,500. OBO 614-3 67-0214 1985 Chtvellt, automatic, 4dr, uc c:ond, $2,000 614-446-9349 Autos for Sale 1988 Ford Temp o $4 ~95; 1988 Pont 6000, $4 695 1988 Chell Celebrit y, $4,695, t9B8 Dodge Aries, $3,695, 1989 Olds Cutlass Supreme, l7,995, 1988 Oodga 600 SJ ,595 , 1987 Pont. Sunbrrd $3,795, 1987 Old!l Cal ais $3 ,695, 1986 Pont 6000 $2,195, 1986 Ford Escort GT, $1,995; 1984 Toyot a S W ~x4, $2,495, 1984 Nlu an 200 SX $1,995; 1984 Ford hp $1,295, 1995 Dodg• Day1ona $2 495, 1984 Pont S.B $1,295 1983 Ford T·Bird, S1,895, 1961 6Ids Cutlass $1,295, 1982 Chell Cltatron $695; 1978 Otds S W $395, B&O Auto Salu, Hwy 160, 4 mllu N of Hotz.ar. 614·<146-6865, or 614-446-6189 1987 Plymouth Tuns mo, $2,700, au tomatic wia tr , 198 4 Daytona 5 spd $2,200 614·256-1270 1985 Buick Regal Limited V6, PS, PB, AJC, Tnt whael, power windows, new brakes . Asking $4,700 614-~2 · 2215 attar 5 pm ..,3 71 Autos for Sale Real Estate General ( EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPeORTUNITY' - G<r'l " 54 Miscellaneous Bundy Clalrntt recently o .. ar· hauled 26 '" girl! Hulty 10 tpaod , ilkl MIW, 304·615-6872. 1967 Franklin log skidder with I runs good, $4,000 304- •108 JO N$', Top c..h paid Old furniture euboardt, qulhs, orlenltl, Plflnt lnge, toys, or entire e.atata call eotltct 304·525-3275, or 304523-685" Antique and A11on Bottlta, Stamp Collection, 614·446-2461. Dr1gonwynd Cane r, P&rsran Srames• tnd Himalayan krltens ' 614-446·3344 after 7 p m Cl £ARV tfW ESTATES ~ The subd r~1 s ron 1S gro wrngl Several ne w houses rn lh1 s ouret ~rea lUSt 10 mrnu tes from town We are oHe1rng ar1 I I ~ur old b 1 rc~ I frame rn my good cond1tron wtth optron to buy t'll'o Jots on each srde lor ex tra soac e 1296 ~ 0 tt 3 bedrooms 'l baths 11vrnR 100m krtchenl drnrnp, Me~ '}car Rmge $50 900 :,pec:iat Feeder Calf Sa tat Wad· nesdav October Jrd 19i0, at 8 OOp m. Cattle accepted after 4 OOp m on Tuesday, all breeds acc1pted at the Athent lt'.lestock Sates US 50 West , AI· bany, OH. Hauli ng Is available. 614·592·2322, 6l4-69B-3S.l1 Autos for Sale "' County Appl ran ca, Inc Good used i!pplrances, TV se ts Open 8 il m ro 6 p m Mon Sa t 614 446 -1699 627 3rd Ave Gal· lrpolr s. OH For Sale On AU Grass Tur1, m stoc k, $2 99 yard . Mollohan FumJiure, 614-446-7444 1100000 150 MF Diesel $3,950, 135 MF Dresel, $3,850; Used Sft. Bush Hog, $295; Used Grader Blade $100, 5 tt Firushed Mower, S795 Owner Will l rnance 6t4 -286· 6522 71 Livestock lt207 446~322 Do you like to save Money ? Check U5 out tor qua lrty lurnl· turG and carpets Mollohan Fur· nrt ure & Carpels Rt 7 Norlh Phont 614-446 7444, Gatrrpclls, Ohro Bundy Trumpet tor sate, nc: t:o nd, $275 614·388·9771 61 Farm Equipment 63 Gra11rty bed wagons, corn p•ck· lfl, harrow gatortr, cullr-pack· era, wheel drills, wheel drscs, mowers , pul l bush hog plows, utility lrarltrt, hOJ'M walker & other f1eld ready equrpmenl How•'• Farm Machtnerv, Jack· son, OH 614-286-5944 . Quarter horse station, 3 yrt old, $550 304-882·2233 -=-=-=::.:.=::::::.::::____ THE PICTURE OF HAPPINESS - Farm Supplies & livestock Musical Instruments Bundy Sauphone, $350, 614· 319·2113 61 Farm Equipment John Deere 12 h. whael drsc. Good cond1tlon 614 ·2 47-3644 Pels for Sale Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All breeds All styles lama Pel Food Dealer Julre Webb Calf 614--446-0231 Win/ 10 lr11e rn th e crt~ but not be able to o;ee your nearest ner~ hbor' Grve us a call 3nd we tust mr11,ht reveal thrs Hrde away tocat10n We re tal~rn~ ~ beautrlul ~ ~ ew of the ~alley lots and lots oflru rt tree s shade tree5 and other matur e plants ano shrub s 1n th e landsc ape Ver, well ca red to1 hom e wrth featur es hk eharowood oar auet "nnr~ knnn~ nrriP oanelin~ tar11e SOHtOus krtc hen wrth e1 tra s that you won't frnd rn vel ~ m a n~ houses Over 2100 SQ t! at 11v1nR space on a J ' 4 ac r e~~~ uw For Sale. Large watt unit ale, li ke new, used one summer-e•cel· tent condrt lon $550, Comput11r desk lSO, n&w Radt o Shack $150 .· n!CI tor computer Christmas , 19" color tv , good condilron $'100 Call 614-9925293. Building Supplies 4 month old Beagle $60 out of good huntin g stock lor sate or trade for 20 gauge shotg un 304-675-1029 WEVE DISCOVERED AN OASIS IN TOWN' - 23h S!ar Craft Camper, $2,500 or trade for good 314 ton 4· whaol drrve p1ck up fi14 ·2 56 t393. Sra mose Klllens, sso, cash onrv. 614·367·7'123 Bundy Clarrntt , like new Phona 304-675-32111 :2 rtglstared Shetland Shaepdoqs (She ttles), 6 weeks old 1 mal e, 1 female $150 each 614-JII2-2473 ~nformat1on Trarler spa ce In co untry, count~ water Phone 304-675 5421 be lore 5 p m LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and c hal ~ pric ed lrom $395 to $995 Tab les $50 and up t o S125 Hide-a-beds $390 to $595 Re clrn&rs $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Drneuos $109 and up to $495 Wood table w-6 chairs $265 to S795 Desks $145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & up , bunk beds complete with maltrsss $295 and up to $395 bab y beds $110 Mal1resses or bo~ spnngs tu ll or lwm $78, lrrm $88, and $98 Quean sets $275 & up, Kmg $350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 gun Baby manresses $35 & S45 Bed frames $25, Queen Sr ze $35 & k~ng fra me $50 Good selection of bedroom swte s, metal ca brnets , he adboards $30 and up to $65 90 days sa ma as cas h wrth appro11ed cred rt J mi out Bula11 111e Rd Open gAM ro 5 PM Mon thru Sat Call 614 - SaxapMone, exc cond, $450 used couple monTh s 304·895· 3815 d<1~s or 304·695-3066 evenings Remington Sportsman 16, . scope, strap and c111, 304-675529! 56 PH. b 14-2 56-6518 Household Goods For Sale or Trade 81ook, brick, sower pipes, wrndowtr, lintels, etc Claude Win· tars, Rio Grande, OH Call 614· :245.-5'121 Otfrce Rooms For Renl on mar n lloor Halls Burldlng 507 Ma1n St Point Pleasant Pnone 304· 6 75--36 51 51 Registered Blua Tick, 2 ~rs . old, runn 1ng & tree ing, out o l Grand NrgMt Champion, Goose Cruk Pack, 614 446 9780 ~on Real Estate General 6 14 - 992-~79 . Regi stered Black German She pherd Pups, SlOO esc: h 614· 245 -56 33, or 614-446-9803 Atter 4p m 57 55 59 Good natured Srberlan Huskey male, 11 mo s. old, $150 614-446 6587, 6t4 -446-t542 WHITE'S METAl DETECTORS Alitson 1. 1210 Second A111 , Galllpotll, OH 614·446--4336 Cannelburg, Inc 47519 SpeC1ahzmg m Pote Bu1ldmgs Desrgned to meet your needs Any sae CHOI CE Of 10COLORS fREE ESTIMATE on post bldgs .,.and package deals Save hundreds, evan thousands of dolt au lofal Salt~ ReprHenlo1twe DONNA CRISENBERY E SA . Boll 166 Galhpol•s. Oh•o 45631 7111 flocked Pets for Sale Reconditioned Washers , Dryers Guaranteed prompt serv1ca lor all m.akaa, models . The Washer Drytr Shoppe 6t4·446 -2944 sawmill, Navtr used Drive sha ft or V batt driven Complete wriM blade Ready lor uso $2300 514..4&.8038aner 5pm Firewood uasoned, eut , ~a& so ned and split. S40 pick up toa d, 30 4-675-6662 Sunday Times - Senttnei - Page - D-5 Pomeroy- Middleport - Galhpohs, Ohio - Point Pleasant. W . Va. 56 King tlze watarbed, 614-441· 1708 . IQOJ For Sate· Kingwood coal atov. good eond, 614·245-6413 01" 110 at Howerd Hatc:Mer'a CHRISTMAS TREE Miscellaneous Merchandise HOLLAND BULBS ARE HERE Lalay•tte Garden Canter, 453 Ja~kson Pikl, Gallipolis, OH 614-446-4848. MORTON BUILDINGS, INC. h.u.Urnr-"~mr.- 30. 1990 PRICE REDUCED TO $65.000' Beautrful l shaped b11ck All rooms large Eat -rn kit Chen lormal dtnmg LR WIFP 3 BRs I ~ baths. attached gmge 36 5 ACRES MI L - CLAY TWP - Fron ls en frrendly Rrdge SIB 000 - NEAR NORTH GAlliA H S. - 21 ~ acres mil Mor gan Twp frank Ward Rd - $11 ~00 115.000 - 19 143 acres mi l Appro• '- mrle tram c1ty hmrts All ulllrt 1es available ATtRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW BU SINESS. Located lUll along St Ill 7 and across fr om Ihe new shoppmg plaza Ranny Blackburn, Broker 446-0008 EAGLE RO - RACCOON TWP $6 900 39 acres OWNER REDUCED PRICE 10 132.900 ANXIOUS 10 SEll Very noce home located rn Centenary a1ea. 2 BR s. balh. LR. krtchen sun deck. la rge 2 car attached 1arage I I 5.000 - 8 7 ACRES M/ l Harrrson Town ,hrp . lronts on L11tle Bulls>'" Rd Ruth Goody, Salas Associate 379-2628 • �Page-0-6-Sunday limes-Sentinel 71 Pomeroy - Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Autos lor Sale For Sale~ 76 1919 Monte Carlo, good looking car, 614-446-3114 aner 5:30p.m. weekdays . 1972 extended hmgth Oodg& Van, 15 passenger, all new braktt & rotors, 614-446-6308 GOVERNMENT SEIZED-Vehictee !rom $100.00. Mlau's, Corvettes, Mercedes, Jaguars, Porches 1978 Ford Convarslon van , leebox, 6 cyl., brand new Fires· ton. tires. $2,000 614·388-8737 and other miSe. conliscat~ aher Spm. proper1y now ~ng sold to the general public. "FDI" buyers 79 Truck topper lor 8' bid. Asking $60. 614-98$-3333. Vinton Auto Salvege . Foreign & Oom Parts buvlng junk cars. 1979 Ford Bronco, $'1,000. Phone 11 :00pm 79 Campers & Motor Homes 1985 Black F-10 Blazer, ~pd, AMIFM cassette, eir cond, 78,noo mllae, .SS,.500 linn, 614· 388-9711 eher 5p.m 1977 Ford F-100, 4x.ll, 101 sale, 1985 CI'Mvroiel Van Country Classic Conversion. Has had ucettent cer1. Pric1d right. 614~2-3112 1t1er 4 p.m. 104~58-1981 an~lme. 19n Ford one ton truek with 12 loot steel bed. $2300. 61<119923194 1976 Chevy 4 wheel driva, 4spd, 74 $1,200. 614-256-6215. 1980 Kaw~tkl. 650 cc, $250. 304- 1979 Ford F-100 112 !on truck . Ask ing $800, 614-245 -9551 . 882-2233. 1989 Rt.t125 Suzuki. Good con- $1675. 6141992·1291 1t1er 6.00 p.m. 1985 Oodg1 Flam !! speed, topmiles. VGC. $3,50 0 614-985-4369. 198i Suz. Katana 600, 7,500 mlln; "Rad" New Metzlera, like new! Call Evenings : 614-446- p~H 42,000 - - , -- -::--::--c 1985 Ford Ranger, EKcellenl conoli.on. Low mileage. t.tag wheels, sdl lor payoff. 614-250- 6054. KX80. In EMcellent cond11ion . 614·992· 7'048. 1969 a her 4pm. 614-2aa..&!522. Services 1988 Jayco told down camper . Fumanc., sink, gas ltove, tleep11 6. Ukt n.w. $2,700. 614· 949-2949. Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlllonel lifetime guaranteB . local retaranets tumlshed. Fr•• estimates. Call collect 1614·237·0488, day or night. Rogers Baseman! Waterproofing. 61 Home Improvements ){,~~{/~/ ' ~ ~~~~a I Complete Mobile Hom• HI ups & repainJ, elso ptumblng & eleetrlcaJ, roofing, remodeling, pallo1 & dtckl ole . REMODELING I Relerences. Estimates. 814-256·1611. 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 Home Improvements 62 Roolmg, painting, carpentery, plumbing and accenorlu. Guaranleed work wl11l reference•. Can't beat Illes• prlcas, guarantH. 614-446-72112 or 304- Rotary or cabl1 tool drilling. Ma.t welts completed same day. Pump ul•• and urvi~. 304 - 895-3802. 64 C<>. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, For Sale : 1!)87 Ford Ranger, 4 wheel drive, air, crui9e, 50,000 miles, $6,000 614·367·0517 We ~re nowWINTERiliNGparts, service, 1ccessories. We Install SHRINK WRAP. RIVERSIDE MARINE Gallipolis, OH . 614-4462424, 1-800-n9-0274. Auto Pans & Accessories 1986 JEEP COMMANCHE PICKUP Air. auto .. X Package . $4600 R A A W1t1r Service. Poole, Real Estate General cl•· ternt wtUI. lmmetfle1•1,000 o( 2.ooo' gallons delivery. cau 304--. 675-41370. •~ wanerton'e Watlr Htuttrlg,: re11onable rat... volume .di4:- :: countt, 2,000 to 4,000 capicMv,• .. clsternt, pools, well1, ete. 304-576·29'19 ~ .... Residential Davie Sew-Vac Service, Georges Creek Rd . Parts, suppllee, pickup, and delivery. 614446-0294. wiring, new service or ~epairs . Licensed electrlcll'ln . Ridenour Elaetrlcal, 304-675-1786. or Real Estate General commarcial .;67:.._.,:U:!:p~ho~ls~le-:::ry~=· ,:: Mowr•y's Upholl1ering •ervlc·::: lng trl eounty area 2.5 ye11111. Tilt . • but In turniture upliotstertng. .-· Call 304-67!-4154 for free N- ..-· limatee. ·-: Grallam Upllolstery Center, 303 -: Hilltop Or. Call for appointments ·-. & .. llmates . C1ll 614-446-3438. = · OVEIILOOIKINGTHE OHIO RIVER. 2.478 A. AND part s oiGalhpohs SpaCious Yshaped b11ck ranch w1lh l Gas lh15 beauttlu l home has~ lor mal sunken 1 wtlh one end a stone tueplace. Also a f11ep!ace 1n room 3 bedrooms . dmmg room beauttlul an eat·m area . 21/? baths, 2 car gat age. Out srde pond lt' Oreilm House Phone now to see lhts on e #69 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 Real Estate General VIRGINIA SMITH , BROKER. 388·8826 DIAN CALLAHAN, ·REALTOR, 256·6261 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR . 446 ·1 897 RUTH BARR. REALTOR, 446·0722 LIIIIDA SKIDMORE, REALTOR. 379·2686 DEBORAH SCITES, REALTOR. 446· 6806 lYNDA FRALEY, REALTOR, 446·6806 MICHAEL MILLER. ASSOCIATE. 441 -1406 . ~- 6UI SPARIIlE! SPARIIU! Recen tly "OOIIed up", wery clean ano (Omlor1a· ble 3 bedrms, IIlith, lam1J~ rm w/woodburner. lowely COllefed p•IIO arrd IP.nced yard The prr:e rs r1ght too UND£R $40,000 If you hal'!! asmall down ~yml'!l! and steady !(lb you can buy lhr1 r1al'ldV home Phone 1-682 -3956 Real Estate General *638. CHOIC( lOTS - l.U£ Yt£W: B u~ 011e or more Owner leduc~ the ;e beaurtlul treeCI lois lOcated near Ch.Jrolars Hrlls for lull partl(u\~r5 call to 1n '"" ....... """"·-....,_ SYRACUSE - Close in but secluded - An older 2 story home wilh a new heal pump, new root, and completely re done mstde. Home ha s 3 bedrooms. sun room. dmtn g room, wrap·around porch. and a palro Two ollhe bedrooms are huge ASKING $43,000 #E09 CIT't'S MOST MAGNIFICENT HOME - NATIONAl REG!ST£R v,clonan I' •I r•l f' rr l co ntl •l•o 1 D:J~ n b1· llr ~ Olri!J Rr1•er rn Gallrpolr' 011 Vf RY l L[GAN1 tu1 "~ IIIII• !•rlturY twm~ 4 h~'l1 1 r nm ~ l r,,I'Y I .)lory u ~t:lu l ollll arrd complett' ha'.l•rrr>fll ~ rrrPplaces ~.J> lle~t w'th cer h~l a1· R.liJRC Romar·tc 1\ Mfllo 1'~!10 ~ 1\r•"utrlu11, I,Jr dotJ IJI'n Al l ltlvrn ~ ~ m,Mi a •ll!'d Polrnlrdl l1r•1! & IJrr>akfast ~ rr marr H' \ d pn tr ~l Point Pleasant 675-5540 New Haven 882-2405 A TOUCH OF CLASS- This brick nome in Lyons ECONOMICAL LIVING - II you are IUS! slartrng oul or 11 your children have flown the coop, lhrs 14x65 Hillcrest Mobile Home Will be tuslllght for you. It ha s 3 bedrooms . 1~ bat hs, front & rear DOrches. and is total eleclrrc. Ready lo mowe to your lot. JUST 18,000 PEACH FORK ROAO - Showcase k1lchen. bu rll -rn diS hwasher. Jenn·AII range. owen and mre~owave. Three bed · 10oms. full base men!. and lois of b1g n1ce !lees lor shade sri lrng on 2 preny acres. P11ce was $36.000. REDUC£0 TO $34 .000 •510 OCllllNT All8RIU: HOllE fOR THE fAMILY - Roomy] 4 bedrm ranch 11 1th I '~ ba ths Eat on ~rtche n lor mat don rm lull basl'ment rmpro~f' m~nl> luv~ betn mall!' nn lh•s chao mr nR•mmacula tr Mme New pulw 11 11 lumar, • n~Wied w/cenlldl a11 Somp nr11 Wl)t'! tam 1ly rm w fwoodbur nrn~ l~rl'p/Mf on lower le~f l / '· rar va r a~r Nrr~ lol and localron Re al ly .1 lrne nomr Hl il l ynu ~ 11 1) ul(1 '>t'f ~"~ ' l h!JU IIIela~ Subdivision has a li the features you expect when shopping fo r a fine qualrty home. Spacious formal dining room. hardwood floors. cenlrol air. 2 5 baths, family room. 2 fireplaces. Custom drapes. pool table and more Please call today for an appointment. late possession and comes wtlh r1ll tur nt tu re Mil. SPACE fOIIIEALLIVIJWG . 8 la r!:f me~ 4 bdrm home. 1 balh LR very nrce country krlchtn. garage, chden house Celli!! Mu se and 4 unll shed lrllallte fan!!. l!'s fht lrlt~ th1nlr.i that count I re sn veRelables cowanel hOf se rou can have ttl! I he~r · Real Estate General .tfill NEW liSTIJIG . HERE IS A NICE IN TOWN HOME Aooreerat1on wotr romp tmm vrew1nR lht' 111terroo \lery lu Re rrns th•oughout I": baths ~~e w cabrllf'h rn the krtchtn lormal dmrnR tm lull basemen t Aooorn! lll(' nt on h 11517 R£MODEL£0NID REDUCED - LO'r'el~ ranch,;] bedrms balh. new kr! & cory lam rm . b.IStmelll, 2 ~~~ ~~r~e Close to sc hools 2 st01~ . 3 b!!drooms bath. krtchen ut~rtv room. cenhal heat central 8or, utdoty bldg . largt' n.::e lot Prced lor QUd $ale Under : NEW liSTING- SYRACUSE- 2 bedrooms. I bath. ca1 pel : and wood floors Neoos some 18pa1rs $12.900 00 1111.000 . NEW liSTING- POMEROY - Kingsbury Road - 2 bed · rooms. l balh, home ""'ng on2.196 acres . Ow ne1 w1 ll sell on . land Conlracl Call for more rnlormalron $18.900 00. POMEROY OWNER MUST SEll - PRICE i( . OUCEO - J be-droom ~.t OR l R bll~ I floo r pl:ln Clo-;e lo town Sl lOOO or maie u ~ an o "~ ' M!OOUPOIIT - 4th St - J ~~i.l room\ 1,~,1~ roo m Cl •non g room bath lull ba ~ement l ow SJ() 1 MIOOlEPOill - R~tland St - 3 BR I '~ tJ.J ths tR OR ~ ara Re lj(J 000 N£W liS! lNG- MIDDlEPORT GRAJfT ST - J floor pl<l n 7 bte! rl)oms lilm rly fUom lwrng rorm eat rn ~ 1 rc hen b!lh lu llv cao pt'le(l hardwood llooos. rnsuti!PCI fiCt'l lent corlellfllln latgt lot [lira n ( f w e1 s:n 900 11100l£PO IIT - BRICK HOMf 2nd Sl ~ tlr lr 11 "'' I ~ ~ ~~ ~~ SJO ~ '.l ull \P iliP fl ld iP IIDDI EPOIIT PACKAGf SALE J~? N 1•~ S! ~ U1 BE ?77 • N Jr 11 St /41 N ltn Sl SOlD Jd9 N Jrd St S[PARATHY I /d (()IP All ) • ~ouw ~ BUD BURY 10 16 000 MIDOHPORT Hrrr ~ vou • {hance at a beau tiful 3 OR U? Of! ~ rt j lo. bath ut ~r l>l rm fu ll baw men! 2 c ~r ~ara~e ltn ct rl ~Mr1 7 Kits IOJJ co ndrtvn $31 JOO '' SYRACUSE m•cuSE - ON 121 - NEW S ~ stem lmme<lrate possess ()n P11ced rn the 40 ~ ·bookshelves. patro and rear balcony, w1th a vrew of the rtver :1 ~ I ttUilUrl"'u. locan:o on Koute J~ app, 1/ 10 ol a m11e Ill! hi on the lli ht Great opPQ11ur1ty to own ~our OW/'1 bu~ 10606 COM£ ON OWN "O llfS MAN hnme "rth app /49 2 s 11 h t>e EADEAl Th1 1 1>e~utdul ~year brlevPI ~~~ture 1 J larpe bedlo6m ~ /~ ~en rl'duc ~d 111 pr~ce to $53 500 fh1s home ' 1. am r~ 1001'1 , l c ~r ga1are. ce11 1 ~~~ Only S33500 1 1 'RACINE AND AREA TH~ I appoontment Wrli consider rem wrth optron ·COURT STREET - Sulton Twp . - We have 2one acre loi s RACIJIE. lrd S! - 7 story. 3 BR. bath . k~ . lR. cent1a l hral & a11 Under S7U 000 • • It has beeo l'trll deslfi!ned lor prrucy and comtort llleatures 3 lilfl!f bed rooms. ] bafht drnrng room. krtchen, l~rng 100m. ulrlrty room . lam1ty room ~a·~~e fh15 home IS srtuald on 4 acra m/ 1 SQ sa, fti37. VISIT THIS HOM( aM >ee why Wf' !hr~ ~~ ~quality home. 3 bed rQom S. 2 balhs. tor mal drnrnR room krtchen e~n<l lilmrly room wrth frreplace. ut1lrty 100m w1lh a la rge dec~ por ch Heme rs s1tuated on a nrce lot·~ a two ·~5l . HID ACRES m/ 1. ~ m~~5 lrom \1,1111non Bula~1llr Ro~d Noce burldmHiot w1th 4SO road lronta!I:E rt644 . VACAIIT LAND r acr es m/ 1. located across from NGiS en SR 160 UCIN£ - BROADWAY - I l!oor ot~n J BR ( R llalh ~ It cPntral heat & d•l ba ~ Pment J w ~arage car IIJ I~U - ctetach~d @lra~e. rn .a ~ery n.:e ner~b<Nrtoo!l 'i ,,. .' DUlU - 3 br lr . ~~~ I'l bath 5 basement gara~e . bar n and pond lodge type heme on 30 .Kre~ With mmeral r!f!:h1 ~ PrM:e<lr 'll: ht 177 500 UJICH STYU - Hysell Run lid. !floor pJ;m. J br I balh ~11 OR LR. Under 130.000 IAIIGSVIllE - 2" •etES - 1BR. lR. OR krt . balh. garaa:e. ~X~r ches $111'! STIV!RSVIllE - GRE.I HOilE - I "oor plan. 4 BR. lR. OR. k~ . bath basement. lnepllce. Newt~ redt cc1ated TP Water Pncec:! lo move qurck Well under $.ll.000 HZO. KEY PROPEiliU; A1 o~e1 y tong nome srtualed on B aues m/ 1 Th ~ ~me lulures 2 bd. bath, lar(e lam~y room . lrwrl1iJ room . ~rJe krtth~n and drmn1 raom Home hrs 1pp. 2,00(1 SQ. h II ~ou are loa•rnll fOJ SPJC~ and prr wacr rou wrll want to klok at thiS hom~. "'< • fLATWOODS ROAO - N1ce 3 bedroom, I bath modular home smrng on 1.11 acres Carpel and vrnyllloorrng wrlh heal pump and cenlral alf $39.900.00 IN TilE CUUN I RY 11621 NEW LISTING; Great st•rtf!'l' home leaturrna: 3 b<l, Nih, Uchen , h~m1 room wrth app 1.000 SQ It o!IIYIIII !pace Call lor appt Pnced rn the Ill 's. flEW liSTING: PertectQIIce tor growlflu flm tl)r .large two stor~ house wrth !II IN THE COUNTIII' - ON 14!. Ht•l· sonvme ld . - ' RACINE - Thrs house need s some work to m a~e ria home bul the beaullfullarge lol rn lown wou ld be lhe reward lor your effort~ 4 bedrooms. older l io story lrame wrlh part ba· sement. $12,000.00. ·. RUTLAND_ 3 year old house w1lh large garage. lree gas to hooie plus a 1978 Holly Pa•k trailer 14'•70' w1lh expando and· room added on. Large melal barn . satellite diSh and mariy other lealure~ Musl be seen to be apprecraled All In · good condit1on $79,500 00 ' ' 13 acres. 3 BR 2 Cll 112:r· ranr.h pood. mrn r~ht s. ~~e herythrnK Must duced Ma~e an offer set! Prce Re· BI,IIIIFUI w•RRIINTIO COUNIR'I HOlliE on full .ere. Hemlodl Grove Ranch ;.f¥1t, 3 BR. lR. OR. krt . 2 •" baths. ulil bldlt U9.SOO RUTLAIIO - 2-2 acre loi s ~. 000 .. J639. OlE 1911 IIDIONO 14170 1011! HOlE. one 1981 NllhiU 11•70 mobile home and outbuildintfprare situated on l.S6 acrn m/ l.located an UllEl lUll - Appro, 2 1cres of secluded land. A 12'~60' l<lrkwood St1te Route 11633. THIS SP~CIOUS 81-UVEL offers bur bedrooms, flree bath! tfld two fU11!1 w/ lppNncts. lR. washer & dryef leading Creek w!ler . ufilifV bldi . ce nar - PLUS 111o41ler trr~er spot w/eiM:tnc & water avarlable W~ l sacrrlrce at onl~ $12.200 LIST WITH HAYES TODAY hrlchens. It rs Sltuateo on 1 7 actes m/1 "•' the hosplbl. Perfect pllce lor 11 llrge l~m~v. ~;~ _o!.N.G. school disl . S!!! this one soon. Onl~ $52,000.00 111110. .VFOIO.III.f APAITI!NI HOUSf t r lho ""'investor.Frveono tnd , two bedroom un.ts. Loe~ led an Second Avenue The lrme to invest in your lu rure rs now Callus 1nd see thiS propert~ ta(Jay Pr.ced m the $60's 1624. THIS PROPERn rs ten acres ot WOOded lind tnalfronts State ~oute 233. and 1t rs surrounded by Wayll8 Natrona Iforest. Per1ect lo1 hunt1nR or thai cabrn ~ou !lave been wan!fi!J to llutld Call delatls. 715. l1~8 -· rn one 1r1d rent the other. 137.50000 1579. HUNT£1$ OEliOHI - WilDliFE IS 'IUIIOANI on I~! 37 acros m/1 ' ol woOded land located rn SprinRfield fo•nshrp. Only Sll ,000. Call lot dttails. mlo. ' STARTER ROAD_ POMEROY - 64 ~ acres, wacant ground, gas and eletlrrc avaiable. Sprrng for develop men I. CALL FOR DETAILS!! ATTENTIONII ATTENTION!IIIeics County Rnl £stale Qwntrs We h1v1 buyers reedy to View Yoar Property. . CALL TODAY AND liST WITH CLELAND REALm!! 661. Wf HAVE SEVERAL lOTS with nver frontage. Call for detail!. J522. 8( GLAD VOU WAilED:"We hne an entt1n1 OOme '"the cauntrr . Three bedrooms, Mo baths and much rmre. Pr.:ed 1n the $70'sC. IIIot more POMEROY - 40'xll2' lot w1lh I lloor home. wrlh 3 bed rooms, 1 bath . carpet full basement garage rn basement $l;T,90000 lliODLEPORT - 19 78 modular ho me s1ttrng on 2 lois rn lown. 2 car garage. N.G.f A heal. garden area. Also has sell contarned A/ C u"'l Ma ny other nrce features $39.500.00. ·::"~t~-~· btOrooms and lull)! equrppd kitchen. Hom~ has been restored and featu1es easv to clean till out wfldows. Situated on lllrlf!IOI rn PatrOl Call for details and chech lh1s ~ out .soon. $28,000.00. POMEROY - Remod el ed home rn Iown wrlh large lol Three or lour bed roo ms Car peled . elec 8 B heal Bargarn prrced al $23.900 00 .POMEROY- Older 1 slmy home. gorgeous woodwork. life· pl1oe . mce kllchen cabrnels . 3 bedrooms. equrpped krlchen . central air , garage and storage $39.900.00 • EXCEllEIIT RT . 33 N(llllinrham). Would Ma~ e A Good St01e. lrutk Stop. AuciKm HoLtse Reparr Cen ter . Statran A mone1·maker loutron Pr.::e reauctd - Make us an olfer wtth rural water and electrtc avatlable Sutfable lor mobile ·hllltle or ho mesrle Call lor delarl s IIS67. PICTURE P'ERHCT: Thrs beautdul b11ck ranch home wllh app 2. 1~ RACIN£ &th St - 7 ~ror~ 4 BR. l hatlls l R su moom • ~ cPnlral '• P~l arr ] 4• 11A lo ll lo., 40\ 4.000 Sq H. Commlftill BldJ I lloor pin. e1s~ accm. tlctllerll CORd Make Rrtat OffiCe Or 5tore lm. mf'drale D~'>e5S(IO Ptent,. ol park •llR ~ mon hom coum10u5e M~ rntuanct Jree - ~e!! rl toda~ COUNTRY car gmge $27.500 00 :sHADE- N1ce counlry burldrng lois ar ehard to lr nd bul we ·have 8 beautrlullols IU S! warlrng lor you11 Smalleslrs .94 acre 'and largeslrs I 54 acre . Eleclrrc on ea ch srle and 1 PC wa · :ler taps avarlable Secluded. beaulllul vrew s. 10 mrn s 110m :Pomeroy and 15 mrns lo Athens NO TRAI LERS Stanrn g at ·16.500 00 COMMERCIAL IN In · · sulated . $49.900 00. Ca ll lor apporrrtment WHY PAY RUn - RACIN( - lhrn St - l ltm.1r oBn 3 BR oath Oot lla ~ement Grul buy lo• )(I ~ 2nd St. - Vltlorran style. u tra nrce. large 3 BR. ••t Mr. DR lR l1 l'fllllct beautdulty deconled Full ba!emtnl. W'llral heat & 111 Thrs home 'llllln ~ss rnspecton In the 40's Call me today : garage. has ornate lrtm. att 1c slud10 w/s ky!ight Wel l : POMEROY- 2bedroom. I '• stor y home wrlh carpel. ourll rn J6l2 . PEACEfUL liVING JUST MINUTES FROM TOWN: hsrty matntarned home and lot rn rural seltllli Home hu J 8Rs. 2 balhs, L, FR and2 car iJaraa:e wh1ch 1s ulli!nached Home r ~ on St Rt 141 ano 11'1 Green Elementa ry Sc hool S JO ~ IIDOlEPOIT - : MIODLEPORI - Beaulrlul Colonra l home' lewellol. 1 car :POMEROY- 2 lots wrth poSSibli llles 1 Seplrc and elec. m il a· :ble. Lots ol shade trees $3.000 00 1 BR RANCH . 2 ~!h s OR krt L utrhty all appl0n ces jl you w~nl Sy ra c u ~ e here ~ b~ far the be ~ t buy ~ I · Aerr lot POMEROY- Everylh"'ggoes . All sleek &equ rpmenl, bu rld . rng and g1ound 1 double hump greenh ouse ASK fOR DE · TAILS" ~626 NEW LJST IIIIG: lhr~ beautrful homers IOca!fd 111 ooeol the most presh· gous areas rn G.alhoolrs lR 4BR s, krt wf bar. dmlt'lg area ott krl 3 baths fR carpet e1cept baths and ~~~ . Jenn au e ranHf. drshwsher. utrlrty rm ,2 car 'g11.' age. fP w/ rnsert. elec hell! pump, CIA Crt~ schools AIS(I ZO'x.JJ"swi!Timrne .0001 You 111111 want to stn a co ntracl r'l!hl away CALl fOR AN APPT. POMEROY - 1633 l•ncoln Hi> a lull me ot comklltatJie I •Yrn~ 3 bed rooms . lr wong rm ~~chen l "i tlalh s Low 30's ~~ on I~ $57 000 lh•s '' Jf615. MAGNIFICENT IRICK HOMll~rge hOm~ conlaons 3 bedrooms rR L. l \7 bath. 2 car garaje. ~a1n an<l ~hed loutt'd on St Rt 141 rn G r~en [ll'men lary Schoo l System Hurry and call oow LISTING- ! '•story alum srd 1 n~ J BR b~l h IR kd utolt, om en closed ~ ullf o o m rtl~ ula ted ~a s heat a11 con<! apoh ncP~ ~ lA, ne• k1l he~ h·d dfl vewav ~~raRP & w01~ ~ hop adr1 ll ld~ large len cl'd •n ~ d r rt~ n maon te nancr h l.'f Jli O (('r!~ tow 10 1 SPRING VALLEY-Excellent noghborhood and a brrc~ horne wtth ! 1':' baths. lilmdv room ~ca r R<HdRI' 111 )'IOIPHI I.IU'l l Close to shopptng and stOles Call lor you r rlPPOII't rnf'nl ,266 MYRTLE DRIVE - Immaculate 3 bedroom . wrnyl srded home, 1~ bath. heal pump, large ga rage level yar d $56,500 #278 -·v:·...-- GRE£N TWP . -ISihiS brrck & wrny l srded ~a nell wrlh 3 b"l rooms, bath. kitchen. lrvtng room wrth l11 epl ~ce ~~as heat r u~at water All thts and more on 73 ot an ille mi l C<tll lot ap p01ntmen1 #189 32 Locust Stroet, Gallipolis MORGAN CENTER - Is thiS 3 bed10om ranch wrth famrly 1oom. drn1ngi k•lchen combo. ca ble heat. 1 w R31 · age All !hiS and more on 2.5 m/l As ~rng only $46.000 #146 446-1066 CITY SCHOOLS - 1986 doublewrde wrlh 3 bedr ooms 1 baths, dmtng area. lamtly roo m. II1J10 g room w~lk · m r lose t & garden tub w1th maste r bedroom Ntce lot Ca ll lor deta1ls Only $43.000 Ken Morgan, Roaltor / Brokor-446· 0971 Allen C. Wood. Realtor - 448·4523 Mose Canterbury, Realtor- 446- 3408 Jeanette Moore. Raaltor-256·1746 #281 GREEN SCHOOL DISTRI CT- l bedroom 2 hoi II r;nch •rth lull basement. garage. deck. heat pump N tce nrl~hborlmod lor !he chrldren lo play Askrng $59.400 #263 . with ac•es a l~r,. • room , !iv•nP ro~r.:. ezt -in laundr) room. mce landscape:. ,,.,n 1.~\· ng bedr{)(lm home iw~~ f~!llily k1lchen, ~a!h . $54.9()0 LET'S BUILT!- Tired ollookln!lor your dream house. Bu1ld rt' On lhese chorce 5 acres m/1 restrrctoo lots rn Green Twp Rural water ava~lable. Hardtop road Call lor more 1nlo ms ·- --- REOUC£D ... REDUCEO - Make I he ownrr 1an ol1rr on lh•s 3 bedroom home. 1 mile h om ctl y f am rl y room J'a1ape and all c1ty conveniences $44 .500 >279 ' COURT STREEI- SUTION TWP .- LANO CONTRACI avarl· · able on approx. 51 acres ol vacant land w1Ih rural water and : elk ava~lable Gas well. Owner w1ll spl1 l acreage TERMS NE· · GOIIABLEII Call lor more rnlormal 1on11 POMEROY • MUlBERR'I HIS - N£W LISTING- l lloor ,anch >tvh: 7 or 3 bedrooms LR krl tl.1 1h trllrl'j room 1ar~e ~a r ilj,!~ all tpnced •11 low ma , n te n~n :f low ulllri•PI ~~~ lu r~a C f a11 cond •rwtaiPd ~~~ AI lontron ertra noc e t ow ) 0 , Mil OF NATURE'S BEST ROlLING HILLS And a 4 bedroom , 2~ balh home with fam11y room w/lireplace. lrvmg 10om w/conversailon p11 and fireplace dining room, large masler bedroom with fireplace and larRe bath. ThiS home has over 2,700 sq ~. m/1 ollivmg area and too many amenrlies lo list here. By I he way .lhere is a3 bedroom guesl house so brrng Mom. too. Call loday lor mlormatron and appornlment. #171 :NEW liSTING -TUPPERS PLAINS - Here rs a nrce littl e · home w1th 2 bedrooms. I balh, hardwood floors. easy Ia : heal Newly repamled and l1>ed up Ready lo mo" rnlo Sriling on a "'ce lot 150'x456' $23 .900 00 AND AREA MIDDLEPORT AND AREA tht s ana POMEROY, OHIO 992-2259 - sen~ es la l~ water. 2 car ga rage All Real Estale General LONG80TIOM - FantastiC River View- Thrs one story. 3 bedroom home is almost rn lhe mrdd le of lwo bends olthe beaut1lul Oh1o R"er Has new carpeting throughoul 1m moo - BIIUM ADDIIION - Beaul1lullayrng 178xll7 lot '" anrc e subdivision TPC Water and Co lumbus Southern Eleclrrc a'V~1Iable No mobrle homes permrtted Greal burldrng srle . $8,500 IIODlEPDIIl - BRtCII HOME /11d Sl d bl:'d•ooms ll~ lflR toom fa m·l ~ room lo ot chen I " ba rh l~r~l:' nun~ kl l Voew ot r rve~ S30 ' ~ Mu st gas heat. central air, ctty more on over 1 ~ acres mi l Call lor app01n1ment and rnlo on ly $75.000 #269 Sandy Dunn, Broker, 675· 40Sl Carolyn Thome."""" · Broker, 882·2447 Nancy Canterbury, 675·4024 Earl Keeler, 89S· l566 Mary Fowler, 675·2l05 Belly Sellards, 675 -5604 carolyn Fulks, 675-4.179 Jill Maynard, 675·2371 Paul Maynard, 675 ·2l71 Fem O'Neil, 675-3091 Sandy Elias, 882·2221 MUST SEE $18 ,000 NEW liSIING - R'CIIE. J,d Sl. CITY SCHOOLS - Here rs an aUract"e 3 bedroom, 2 balh home wilh family room. hvmg room. kitchen/dining combo. ' ... 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992-2886/HOME 992 ·5692 DOTTIE S. TURNER, BROKER block motor {correct phone Budget Transmissions, Used & reburll, starting at $99; 614-245· 56n, 614-379-2~63 . Pike, Room 304. Golllpolio. OH PH .: 446·8688. t.tP ' "'"'·, \ ~g 8 h. pick up bed !Of 1981 Chevrolet 304-615·6084. Drive. All electric, 3 bedroom ranch type houn wtth attached garege. GQOd starter home . 820.000. Conteet Farmers Home Adminirtratlon, 629 Jackson !77 .500 ~\ 11514 DOIII'T BUY ANYTHING UNTIL rou SlE fH IS AU IRICU 8£0ROOIIS - NOT JUST A GRACIOUS HOME - AWAY Of LIFE: Charmm~ all b11c~ tanrh . lg !1 ~ rm wo(h dmrng are a 2 lul l t>.Jth~. new carpetllrtthen. ulrlty rm. ~!so 2 car anc her:1 ~ar 'Rt wrth ~utomatc dO()' locale(! mSunkrs t Vtllal[e YDU ma~ ~ th.s h001 e today and lluy tor l'~trlulrni comtort Crty hrgh ~ hool We can arrange favor atile long te rm hn~n u n~ B~thf II! a~ you c•n ha~epm:ifs ~ Kln rmmedr•tely We l'frll lell you the edra Jot to1 $6 . ~00 Owner wa/'lls to deal Ma~ e offer *519 fAMilY llfTRUI J t:H:'clrm {ba t~ ~ ~11 wl new cabrnets l11n rm lam rm biilll POidr DIU(rC~ helle• np"' 7 car ~:ar~~P w t~rorage baon l1 sll porrd and iO ac m/1 ol ~oorl!ao1 d frur! trPr~ lr~;er ~~~~~sher and dr~er In sta;1 Rro Gr onde area Bu• l'll 'i ~IH! vo u wrll be Droud to pul you name on :lrf HOUSE FOA SALE. Rodney Village II- 816 Graham PROFESSIONAl SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 2 Michelin Tlrn, 155 SA 12 XZX. Phone 304-675-5790. 402 Chevy 6141992-6244 numb.r) . FOR SALE 65 General Hauling · - -t.-,o.• ··' BOATERS Bronco $3,695; 1979 FOld P.U. $1 ,200; 1980 Chev Silverado, Mercury Mercuinr Specialist p u , $(700; 8&.0 Auto Sales, F1c1ory Tnlned, Oondtd. Preci· Hwy 160, 4 ml!es N. of Holzer, slon Mobile Marine. We comtlo 'fOUl 614·25G-59]g 614-446-6865, 614-446-6189 . 76 Electrical & Refrigeration Jackton, OH 1-800-537-9528. 1972 17 h . Starcratl Tri-Hull 1987 Toyota 4x4, $6,900; 1988 Boat. 125 HP, blnrude Engine, GMC S-15, $4,995; 1985 Chtv. S- complete top, new upholstery. 10, 1-6, P.S., $3,295 ; 197'9 Ford Call 614-286-1316 arter ·roo p.m. P U.. nice $2,195; 1985 Ford 1\190 Ford Truck, F-150, XLT. lariat package, $12,700. 614-4462857 1990 Ford Truck, Super cab, F150, XLT Lariat. CC, AC, PSJPB , AMtFM Cassena Radio, PW, ~i... camper, Special. toppor, 13,ooo miles, 614·256-1560. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. c;au:.• 675-11154. 75 Boats & Motors lor Sale 1986 Ford F-250, new liros, auto ~ air, Professionally re-built en· gine. Dependable truck. $4,800 614-446·6751. Plumbing & Heating Cal1er't Plumbing end Heating Fourth and Pfne Galllpolle, Ohio 614-t46-3888 S.pllc Tank Pumping $90, Gallta Ron·• TV Service, specializing In Zentth also tervlclng mosl ot,er brands. House calla, also 11ome appliance rapalrs. WV 304-576-2398 Ohio 614-446-2454. 0. m 11 " 0 .," 11 '" . /r~(/1 ( "' ;aur REALTOR' RES IDENTIAL · INVESTMENTS - COMMERCIAl · fARMS 81 JET Aeration Motors, repaired. New & re-built molofl In stock, Ron Enns Entarprlsee, Jackson, OH. 1-800-537-11528. Real Estate General Motorcycles dillon, good tires. Extra parts 1984 Frleghtllner with 45 tt trailer. $18,000. 614-742-2584. 23ft. Ttrry with bathroom, tletpt 8. Dual whHis, $1,895. 81 1975 20 ft . Chevy motor home. Auto , ps,pb, air, furnance . Runs good. 614-992-2796. 1974 Ford Ranchero, with topper, needs repaIrs, call AJC 614992-3225 after 5p.m. Campers & Motor Homes 614·388-9062. 304~75-e439. guide cell (708) 355-9802 Ext . 7585. Open 7 dayt 8:00 am lo Auto Pans & Accessories September 30, 199Q ,· IIAE HUPP.... ...... ... .. · · ... m:~~~ J~N TRUSSEll.. ..... .......... ..................... .... JO HILl.......................... • .... ........ . ~; 5: 446; '. O~FIC£ •• ........... ......... ................................... 2 225. ].4 BEOROOM . BRICK RANCH. srtu aloo on 55 ac1es . w1lhrn view oil he Hol zer Hosp1lal 24'.36' barn presently berng ulillled as 2 car garage and slorage 2 olher oulbUIIdrngs A QUALITY HOME w1lh many amenrlres 21ull balhs . and 2 half balhs, den. formal IIVrn g room and d1nrng room , 2 WBFP. enlertarn menl krl chen . QUALITY THROUGHOUT 50 ACRES M/l - With th rs4 be<1 ro r; r1 ? b.1lh h r: 1111' lnr lurl 1ng lam1ly room . ltvm g and !lmm ~ rolltn '- / , .11 J'ar a ~e 30•24 barn an d hOR house also 4 o l ht~r bur lr11fl f'' l'l i l' f'ln lure olllllable paslure & limber $69 500 NEW LISIING: INVESTMENT PROPERTY . 7 renlal localed w1lhrn !h e crly ol Gall rpohs. 2nd Ave Purchase all lor $100.000 00 NEW LISTING : 3 BEORM. HOM£ loca led on I he lxHdel of Galha ·lawre nce Co lrne Prr ce rncludes 8 acres $20.000 .00 BEAT THIS" NEW LISTING" GREAT LOCATION" Clean ~ orooert~es . bedr oom 1 ba01lu ll base ment eatmk1tchen .l rvmgr oom tllO ca r d PI~L h ~'d J:ili.Jr,r I rill u 11port atta ched MAK EAN 11PPOINIMENII O SEE I HI S ONE $49.90000 ENJOY THE COMFORTS ANO NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE CORNER LOT whtlr vt ewtn R!he Oh10 Rtver hom your water !r on! ! st A~· f' nrooprtv 4 rm s . bath down . 3 rm s & bath lull up 2 WBTP HW ll oocs. sc reenoo·rn pocch Aclas"c home wtth cn at acter Don't tet th1s one _get aova~ . catl todav 11 If YOU ARE ALREADY TIREO Of CUTTING GRASS. SEll YOUR MOWER jnd move rn lo a bea ul rlul1 bedrm condo local ed al i!llg Grape Sl Amole rnsulalron wrlh heal pump gtves you comfort able a1r co ndtlionmg and he at wtlh econ · omrcal prr ces Averages less Ihan $50 00 permo lax abatemen I progra m I block lo grocery 2 blo cks Ia Crly Park low mar nle nan ce Ca ll 446·1066 lor rnl o H BEORM. HOME localed app10x I mrle above old S rlve~ Brtdge. alon g St Rt 7 Use tor lf'Stdenl1al 1commewal Lot Slle 153'•1 54' Buy now lor $35.00000 INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6rm house located along Mar n St Renl o1 I1V ern Presenlly grossrng $1. 100.00 Buy now 101$15.00000 NEW LISTING: 10 acres. Perry I wp So me lrm ber Buy now lor $10.000 6.5 ACRES . WITHIN THE CITY Of GALLIPOLIS srlualed along Garlreld Awe . Srle rnlud es 2 burldrn glois w/ CIIy waler sewer Buy now lor $30.000 00. or purch ase house w1th lot 101 $15.000 00 SUMMER ROA:l - Is lhr s 2 bedr oom alumrnum Sinen' an rh wrth bath . hv1ng and tamrly rooms. basr mrnt onE> car RM age. storage buildtn g Al l th1 s on 8 ~ 0 at an acrr rn / 1 Ao;kmr on ly $49.500 >260 NEW LISTING - 10 7 acres ol nice co unlrv 1911 Mar'''''' • home tn excellent cond1t10n pol e r ~ pe buri(JrnR Loca ted :.r1 Long Hollow Rd AsktnR $59 .500 Call loday let yo11r ilppo1nt menl OAUM ADDITION - Vrnyl Stded b '270 lt>v1~1,.,1t i r ~ bPrJron .n~ baths. dmmg a re a lam ily room llil'd'rnenl RM~Rf on l M' r· rr ., I' r'"' ·• mi l Askrng on ly $6 2 500 •216 EXCEllENT RIVER VIEW lrom fr on l S1ree1"' M"1rJronJ<I I lots wtth a 3 ber1roo rn home Oeta chPd ~ilr~~P Look,.,, llir' one You wrlllall rn love On ly $35.000 •148 UNION AVENUE - Is thiS nice , 1~bath home wilh lamliy room. dinmg roo m. hvrng room and k1lchen Gas heal. One car detached garage, lull basement and more. Asking only $35,000. Call lor your appornlmenl. ~268 WE HAVE BUILDING LOIS rn Rodney V1lla ge II Call lor more 1nformat1on. 2 BEORM. REMOOEl.EO HOM£ alongChrl lrcolhe Rd Walk to groceries and school Buy now lor $16.500 00 68 ACRES II or LIN OHIO TWP . frontage on Sl Rl 7 with some lrmber Prr ced at $10.000. 2 LOTS located allhe 1unclron ol Roule 160 and Ew1ngton Road Reduced to half prrce. $5.500. NEW LISTING: 3 bedrooms, brrck, srtualed on I acre. 5miles hom Gallipolis on Bulavrlle road, Kyger Creek Sthool D11trrcl, 1.440 sq. ft . Priced in lhe M's. PRICES ORASTICAllYREDUCED on 3 oropert1es Wllhrn the Village ol Porter. #I - 010 ~oltrell grocery burldrn~ Now , 15 000 OO' #1 _ 2 slory homead1ac entto store bldg. Now Sl5 000 00 #3 _ 3 bedrooms home next to above. Now s2o:ooo.oo Call lor more rnlo. Will sell any or all"' SALE PENDING on old Cottrell grocery bu1dl1ng. STOP BY OUR OFFICE F~R A COMPlETE BROCHURE OF OUR LISTINGS. i' OAK HILL RD _ o·~ acre m/lrs thrs ran ch Wilh 3 he~ , ooms 2 baths krlchen. IIVm g room . central a" 10d6 rn / ~torage burldm~ hreplace and de ck Calllod ay lor pornlmenl. Only $39,900 ' ";z"to NEW LIMA RD. - I ~ story home wrlh 3 bed roan I bal" kitchen, living and la m1ly rooms. basement. I car g ara~e newel log 30x30 shop buildmg Alllhrs and more on I acre m/1. Asking only $29,500. #173 �Page- D-B-Sunday Times- Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . September 30, 1990 Clinic physicians assist foundation RIO GRANDE - A donation has been made by the physicians of HolZer Clinic to the Emerson and Evelyn Evans and Sons Foundation at the University of Rio Grande. The foundation, established In 1981, assists the HolZer College of Nursing at Rio Grande with financial resources to further the program's goals. The founda · lion's ultimate goal i s to help establish a baccalaureat e degree program for nursi ng at Rio Grande. Emerson Evans was a noted Gallla County businessman and community leader who died last June. He was chairman of the board of directors of Bob Eva ns Farms Inc . from 1953 until 1971 and served Ohio Valley Bank for 43 years , serving as its pres id ent from 1954 until 1976 and as chairman of the board from 1976 to 1980. Noted for his interest In health care Issues, Evans was named a trustee emeritus of the Holzer Hospital Foundation In 1987 and was also Involved with the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. J . Craig Strafford, M.D., president of Holzer Clinic, said the clinic physicians acknowledge the interest and support of health care shown by the Evans family over the years. The family's involvement in the community led to the crea tion of the Holzer Medical Center Complex and growth at the University of Rio Grande, Straf. ford added. Janet Byers. R.N., M.S., dean of the Holzer College of Nursing, sa id the funding from the clinic will be used to purchase library materials and employ a consul· tant to evaluate the work of the nursing faculty. "There Is no questlon about Emerson and Evelyn Evans, and their sons, being friends of the university," Dr. Paul C. Hayes, president of Rio Grande, remarked. " The Evans family 's generosity and genuine Interest in the university and the community have helped both become more effective and productive and of greater service to the region's people. "The physicians at Holzer Clinic, sharing the same goal of providing quality health care to southeastern Ohio, have recognized the importance of our College of Nursing In achieving that goal. We are indebted to and appreciative of their support," Hayes added. Angry words darken outlook for clean air talks Friday WASHINGTON tUP II House and Senatp negot i ato r s on clean air legislatio n traded angry words over alternative fuel provisions Friday, prompt · ing one key senator to express co ncern about a comm unicat ions brea kdown that could kill the bill for this session. With Co ngres s scheduled to adjourn within two weeks, the negotiators agreed time was short to reach a final comprom Ise between the differing clean UNIVERSITY ACCEPTS PHYSICIANS' DONATION - Dr. Paul C. Hayes, left, president of the University of Rio Grande, accepts a donation by the physicians of Holzer Clinic from J. Craig Strafford, M .D., president of the clinic . The donation will be used for the Emerson and Evelyn Evans and Sons Foundation, which assists the _ Holzer College of Nursing at Rio Grande. To head group CLEVE LAND <UP!i - The director of the ·cleve land Metro· parks Zoo has been elected president of thr American Assai · ca tion of Zoologica l Parks & Acquarium s. Steve Taylor , director of the Cleveland Zoo sin ce January 1989, has been a board member o( the nat iona l group for the past three years . · air bills passed by the House and Senate earlier this year . The two sides then proceeded to hurl recriminations at eac h other over a new House proposa l on low -polluting "clean fuel" vehicles that can run on alcohol fuels or natural gas. Agency to cut jobs, freeze hiring RICHMOND, Va . tUPli-ThC' stat e agriculture department. feeling the pinch of the Wild er's administration bid to sq ueeze a yaw ning budget gap. plans to Public Notice ( Cootlnut'd From 021 received ot the office of the Director of the Ohio Depart · ment of Transportation . Col umbus. Ohio. until10 :00 A. M .. Ohio Standard Time. Thuradoy. October 11 . 1990, for improvements in Gollia end Jackson Coun tieo, Ohio, on section GAL · 36 · 0 .00 on Un~lld States Route 36 . GAL· 736 · 0 .00 on State Route 735 and other various routes and oectiona in the City of Galli · polis and in the townahipo of Raccoon, Green , Addioon Gallia ond Galtipolio in County . and various route s in Jackson County by up grading sign ond sign light · ing . Project length · 0 .00 foot or 0.00 mite Work length · 37 .960 loot or 7.19 milo Pavement width · Varies "Tho date aet for comple tion of this worlc ohall be oet forth In the bidding propo· ael ." Each bidder shall be required to file with hio bid a certified check or coahier ' o checll for en emount equet to five per cent of hit bid , but freeze hiring, cu 1 ott a toll -fre e consumer phone line and spend less to kIll gypsy moths . The Richmond News Leatler reported Thursday thai the Agriculture and Consumer Services Department proposes a mix of operational and staff cuts, the Ia t ter done through 23 jobs going unfilled because of the hiring freeze. If the agency were to implement th e measures to meet a proposed 14 perce nt budget cu 1 for eac h year of the 1990-92 biennium , th ey would generate budget reductions of $3.942,000 In th e 1990-91 fiscal yea r and $3,903,000 in the 1991 -92 fiscal year. Donald Blankenship, admlnis· tralion and planning director . sa id mort' than $1 .2 million in rt'duct ions would ste m from reductions in operat ing ex pt'n sPs Cost -r edu ction step s would inc lud e: -d ismantling a toll -free phone se rvicP in the Co nsumer Affairs Division, -a bolishlng or reducing equip· ment purchases, -and travel and train- lng funds. Reducing expenditures for pr o· duct promotion advertising and Information, including Virginia· s Finest Program, Wine Markt't lng, various Buyers Guides and the agency's monthly pamphlet. would save $130,000. Blankenship said that during the two-year budget cyc le. coopera tive advertising for Virginia's Finest Program will bP redurrd by $100,000, suppression of t hr ravenous. leaf-eating gypsy moth by $125,000 and seed labo ratory reduction by more th an $200 '()()(). Continuing the present hiring freeze on 23 unfilled positions. mainly in the areas of animal health and dairy operations. would generate savings of near ly $600,000. Nearly $350,000 would be saved by abolishing eight positions in marketing, dairy and foods . including the elimination of four positions In economic research and marketing representatives In the Southeast and Midwes t regions. The proposed cuts will become effective Nov . 30, the News Le!td(!r. r~ported. in no event more than fifty thou ..nd dollero. or a bond for ten per cent of his bid . p1y1ble to the Director . Bidden mutt apply . on the proper forms. for qualifica - tion at leen ten days pnor to the date set for opening bido in accordance w~h Chapter 5626 Ohio Revised Code . Pions and apecificetiono ere on file In the Department of Tronaportotion and the of fice of the District Deputy Director . The Director reserves the right to reject any end ell bid a. BERNARD B. HURST DIRECTOR September 23 . 30 VFW POST DONATES FlAG - Gallla County Post No. 4464, Veterans of Foreign Wars, recentl,y donated a three-by-five fool American flag to Kyger Creek iu1b School. ShoWII above during the preaentatloa are, left to right, P~~ Bollen Stel~-.... wiKrpreeented the fla1 te li 0ie&or Ron Hammond wltll Ita)' laaldns, a member of the post, lookln~t on. California mandates smog-free cars LOS ANGELES rCP I 1 - Sta tr smog regulators, moving to establish the world's most string ent tailpipe-emission rules, havp approved a sweep in g plan that includes a requirement for ma ssproductio n of electric cars by 1998. "We recog nize that thesP arp very dramati c requirements we are Imposing," Jananne Sharpless , chairwoman of the state's Air Resources Board. said Fri day . "It's &oing to take a lot of work, but we think it's feasible ... The program . designed to clean up some of nation 's dirtiest air, will require carma ker s to start selling progressiv el y cleaner cars beginning In 1994. By the year 2003, every on€' of the estimated 2 million cars so ld In the state would have to be producing 70 percent l ess pollu tants than 1993 model s. The plan Includes the req ulrement that 2 percent of all new cars sold In California In 1998 emit no smog, In effect a mandate to produ ce an electric car. By 2003, 10 percent of all new cars would have to be electric. California Is regarded as the pace-setter In air-quality regulation, so the plan Is expected to have a profound Impact. AI · ready, regulators In New York voted earlier this week to follow the California plan , but there are questions whether they have the legal authority to do so. The plan was approved on an 8-0 vote, rejecting the pleas from the auto Industry In two days of hearings to ease the requirements for specific numbers of r lt'anPr cars. In a'<·irt ory for the oil industry. howPvPr. tht' board agreed to drop a proposed requirement that refiners produ ce a specific volum e of cleaner -burning fuel s, such as meth anol. starting in 1994. In stead. the board agreed to boost the number of gasoline sta ti ons required to offer th e clea ner fuels. raising the 1994 rPqulrement from 30 ro 90 stations . That number wo uld grow to200 in 1995 and to 400 in 1996. By 2003, the board plans for 6,000 of the state's current1 3,000gas stations t o offer clt>a n fuel s. The agency , In a last-minute revision, also agreed to conduct a comprehensive review of the plan In the spring of 1992. Board member Brian Bllbray , a Sa n Diego County supervisor, sa id thai the agency has been the subject of "Immense" lobbying pressure over the plan, Including threats to challenge the board's authority over clean-air regulation In the stale. "I think we need to continue taking the war to the enemy: dirty air, " Bllbray said. Then, addressing the many representatives of the oil and auto Industries In the audience, he said, "When we're done with this whole thing, you're going to thank us for it ." The board has been developing the regulations for two years . A key goal Is to help the Los An~les Basin - plagued by the nation 's dirtiest air - meet the U.S. government's dea~llne of 2007 to comply with federal clean air standards or risk losing federal funds . During th e two days of testim ony, oil and auto Industry rPpresentatlves complainPd that th e deadlines were not realistic and would force them to adopt technologies that consumers m lghl not accept. But the agency, com posed of appointed offi cia l s who overset' all air- qualit y regulation Issues in Ca lifornia , had been widely expected to appro ve the plan , partly becau se it has already Implemented the nation' s toughest tailpipe standard s. "We knew this was coming," said Samuel Leonard, director of automotive emission controls for General Motors Corp., which sells about a quarter of the 1.2 million cars sold each year In California, the nation' s largest car market. "The board 's Idea of feasibility Is a lot different than ours," Leonard said. "We'll just have to go back to Detroit and turn our engineers loose." GM debuted a prototype elect. ric car, the Impact, In January. At that point, then-Chairman Roger Smith said that under Ideal conditions, the vehicle could be ready for mass production In five years. Leonard, who said GM Is committed to an electric car eventually, said the company Is not yet certain how soon It would be available, because of the technical problems In developing a longer-lasting, more powerful battery. Such a car would probably need about 800 pounds of batteries and have a range of less than 200 miles per charge. ' Let me analyze your insurance needs with a free Family Insurance Checkup.,, CAIOU SHOWIJ(N Comer of Tlird . An & Stolt St. Gallipolis, 011. Phone 4411-4290Homo 446 - 4511 ~ DONATION - Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division recently donated S100 to the Meigs County Council on Aging, Inc. Standing In front of the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center are from the left, company representative, Janet Duffy, and Council representatives, Eleanor Thomas, executive director: ,Joyce Bunch, secretary, and Susan Oliver, RSVP director. Gas at highest level since invasion CLEVELAND 1UPI1 A survey of gasoline pricE's in northeast Ohio shows the avt'r age price of se lf-serve, regular unleaded gasoline at $1.33 a gallon, the highest level in weekly surveys si nce the inva sion of Kuwait. The average price of full serve. regular unleaded in thP survey by th e AAA -Ohio Motor lsts Association. r t' lcased Thut-~ day, was $1.63. Midgrade was $143 for se lf serve and $1. 7.1 for full -sc rw . Premium was $1.54 for se lf-servp and $1.81 for full -serve. And diesel was $1.41 for se l f-servp and $1 .65 for full -serve. Iraq invaded Kuwait Aug . 2. Here are th e average prices for self-servP regular unl eaded gasolin e In weekly survpys by thr AAA -Ohio Motorists Assoc iation $1.27 Aug . 9. $1.22 Aug . 1.1. $1.20 Aug . 20, $1.2R Aug . 27. 1.26 Sept. :i. $1.27 Sept. II and $1.31 "'(Jic brm ln ... ur.mcc ( .11mp.1111c' ll ••rt H (ltfl'l' Hlt ... mlrl)..:l••n llltn••1 ' lUll , •• ,. lr !-t· .1 good ncighhor \ i,llt· Sept. 18. 1-.trm "there up to $70 in Free Options! Fast 4 Week Delivery Sale Ends Dec. 31! GoLD LANCE CLASS RINGS TAWNEY JEWELERS INC. 422 SECOND AVE. · ',,qr 1 "· ', n"r" Traffic Stopper Sale f Hurr, In While Seleetion Is Great! SALE ENDS SOON GALUPOLIS '"' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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