https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8ad89de32742d018af0dd43096984dd3.pdf e7d8d0a1b6f09279457d4637bc26096e PDF Text Text • • tmts Vol. 23 No. 47 l8t1 ~ 1989 13 Sectlona, 82 Pagea Pomeroy-Gallipolis. Point Pleasant, January 1, 1 A Multimedia Inc. N-lfHiper May~r optimistic _year, · d~pite closing of businesses STARTING THE YEAR OUT SA VING-Jesslca Justice, three, and Matthew Justice, 7, children of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Justice, Hysell Run, started the year out right by opening savlnp accounts with their penny coUectlons Friday at Bank One, Rutland Branch. Th.e youngsters have Kerr retir~ng (See photo, page AS) BRADBURY - John E.M. (Jack) Kerr wrapped up almost 30 years service as owner and . general manager of Radio MidPorn Inc., WM,PO, Friday and headed Into partial retirement. Kerr began his career In the newspaper bustDess and managed a family-owned newspaper, The Waverly News, In Waverly. In 1952 he became employed with The Athens Messenger and In 1955 joined the advertising staff of Station WATH in Athens. In 1959, he, Andrew Kovlan, Frank Rauch and Roger Jones established WMPO at Bradbury, a 1,000-watt AM station. In 1964, the AM•statidll began operating at 4,000 watts and In 1973 WMPO ·• .. becafl\e. FM and was the first stereo country station In . Southeastern Ohio. Kovlan and from WMPO Jones left their ownership capacIties In the station over the years. As owner-manager of the local station, K~rr has contributed and ass is ted In numerous community events In the Pomery-Middleport area over the years. He assisted with the Big Bend Reillttas, helped IUtall the early doek• •t the levee and assilted In the walk to Columbus made by Melp residents a number of years ago to emphasize the need to Improve State Route 33. Kerr Is past president of the Athens County Shrine, Is affflliated with the Athens Cotillion, .Is a member of Symposlarc of America, the Athens Chapter of the Ruffed Grous,e Society and Is a longstanding member of the Athens Country Club. He Is a member of the First Presbyterian Church In ~yers retir~ By MARGARET CALDWELL Times-Sentinel staff GALLIPOLIS - After more than 30 years In the Gallia County Cour.thouse, Gailia County Recorder Evalee Myers has retired from the position . .After being recorder for 22 years, Myers held an elected office longer than any other official in the courthouse. Myers, 57, began working In been saving pennies for as long as they can remember, and the parents for them before that. With 7200 In shoe boxes, the parents decided It was time for the children to open savings accounts. Bank Teller Kathy stewart assisted Jessica and ' Matthew In counting out the money. Athens. Over his 30 years of broadcastIng service, Kerr has employed and given numerous aspiring broadcasters their start In the field Including many Ohio University graduates. Friday, employees at the statlot honored Kerr. He was presented with a perS()nallzed plaque carrying out a radio them. •nd a decorated cake In addition to a sbeclal commendation from the· Ohio General Assembly paying trlbu te to his maintaining the highest standard of excellence In the radio field over the years. The station has been sold and the new owner Is Lennie Elirson, of E.T. Broadcasting, Inc. Elirson Is president and general manager · of the purchasing company. By NANCY YOACHAM guidelines for renovation and Tlmes-Sentlnei Staff remodeling of historical .buDdPOMEROY - Qesplte the fact ings- In Pomeroy was passed that two of Pomeroy's best recently by CounciL With this known businesses - Elberfelds ordinance now In effect, anyone D!!P.artment Store and Marguer- wishing to alter lte s Shoe Store- are golngoutof buildings In the village must business, Pomeroy Mayor Ri- present a plan for alterations to chard Seyler. maintains an optim- an Historic Preservation ComIs tic outlook for Meigs' county . mission which Council has ap-' seat. , pointed. In evaluating plans for For one thing, Seyler does not building alterations, the Com-' believe the two buildings which mission will ol;ltaln professional house these long established assistance from architects, conbuslne:;ses will s~nd empty for tractors, fire and safety experts long, once the businesses have and banking officials. Based closed their doors for the last upon the professional advice, the time. commission will make a recomSeyler points out that there mendation to Council, and Counhave been lmprovements·in 1988. ell will then decide whether to at both ends of the village, with accept or reject remodeling the remodeling and construction plans. of buildings on the upper blocks The idea behind this new of the business section, and ordinance Is to retain Pomeroy's another new building housing historical significance. The two new businesses at the lower group of local people who pushed end. _ for the ordinance Include Mary He believes that Pomeroy has Powell, Frank Porter III, Sue much to offer any prospective Raub, William Quickel, Anne business, · and points out that Chapman and others. These Village Council has taken steps In people help comprise a commitrecent weeks to further promote tee which meets monthly to Pomeroy's uniqueness. discuss ways to develop Pome. An ordinance which provides roy, and Meigs County,lncludlng .---~~~~~~~~ from courthouse duty the Mason County Courthouse In dexed Into one book powers of ... the clerk's office In 1949. When ... attorney, recognizances, pershe moved Jo Gallipolis, she sonal · property, unemployment Mltzle, Heather Gibeau ton Cody Boy, or the bank. started working In the Galila · com~nsatlon, federal tax and DRIVE-THROUGH BANKING - Folks took a As one spectator commented, "It's all right, second look when they saw two girls on horseback County Clerk of Courts office for mechanics liens, a~d mlsce lanethey're not walking" as he pointed to the "No Marjorie Rinehart In 1959. She doing their banking ~ the drive-through of Bank ous records. And ld inOne, Rutland Branch Friday llfternoon. But It · Walk-Up Customers" sign posted by the bank. successfully ran for recorder In dexes are being t . wasn't a first for either Kandt Hysell, left, on 1966 to fill the unexpired term of (See MYERS, page A3) Mary H.' Wetherholt. "The first time I ran for the office, Cas by Meadows bet me$5 ! .wouldn't win, so at 4:30 a.m.ln the morning after election night, • I called him uP and he paid me SYRACUSE - Judy Williams, be taught self-respect, and that to· atu·act new business and my!.elf to the protection of our the next day," Myers said. natural resources. With the supSyracuse resident and Insurance everybody can do something well Industry to Meigs County." After taking the office In 1966, port and Involvement of our agent associated with Brogan- and find a niche In life. With these Myers ran unopposed In her next communities, I will continue to Mila Raymond, Portland area Warner Insurance, Pomeroy. values and education, I don't three electioll!l. In 1984, she was Says Williams, "I'd like to think children would be as prone resident and a beauty operator at stress the Importance of our opposed and said she )lad to work applaud our country for It's to get Into problems such as the Top of the Stairs salon In land, air, water and wildlife and hard to keep the office. will strive hard In achieving this backing of the research on AIDS, drugs. Pomeroy. After holding the position for 22 Says Raymond, "I wish happi- i'esolu tlon. but at the same time, I hope that "And although I strive hard In years, Myers held an elected "Also, I will be conilnuing a reasearch for other catastrophic business ·imd with my family, I ness and prosperity for everyone office loner than any other Ulnesses, sue)! as cancer and hope this coming year to slow In our area during tha cqmlng resolu tlon which I began on Sept. elected official in the courthouse. diabetes, continues' just as down and take more time with year, and I pray for world 13, 1988 at 12:45 p.m. On that day '/I enjoyi!d being recorder, and time I stopped smoking. I strongly as In the past. }riends and neighbors. I think peace." working with attorneys, real "I'm also concerned about our this Is Important.'' A postscript from her son, had smoked for almost 15 years estate people and all of Gallia youth and the drug proble'll Jeremy, Is "for better grades in and to break a habit like this was County's people,'' Myers said. difficult. Best of all, I feel better among youth of today. I think 1989." During Myer$ tenure,. she parents need to return to teach· now and the people around me ReGeJ:1 Beegle, Racine resimade numerous Improvements. lng their children basic priori· dl!pt and Southern elementary Keith Wood, Chester resident, feel better too. I'm going to keep All deeds, mortgages and in- ties, like respect for other people sc~ol principal. resolution to not smoke. and Meigs County game up dexes were placed on microfilm, and other people's property, and And If your resolut,lon Is the same Says Beegle, " My wishes for protector. for security purposes, and In the that If you give your word, you the new year are for peace In th~ Says Wood, "My New Year's -do it!" ;ew courthouse computer. keep your word. Children need to world, and for a concerted effort resolution Is to further co~nil'!lt Myers and her deputies in- R-e sidents have .though is on New Year rffY EVALEP; MYERS $1.5 million suit filed · over alleged beating· GALLIPOLIS - John Stobart, Racine, filed a $1.5. million suit Friday II) Galila County Common Pleas Court seeking damages for injuries he suffered Jan. 1, 1988, wllen he was lliegedly beaten at the Redman Inn, on US 35, near Rio Grande. .tl The 10mplalnt states that · Stobart was Injured to the extent tb.t he required 22 stitches to repair the Injuries to his face, sUJtained a CODCUsalon to the skull and a blood clot or fluid on the brain. Stobart said he had medical expenses of $6,000. ' Named defendants In the suit were Shane Souders, Glea Pau· ley, Jeff Souderl, and Mike Butler, all of QaJUpoUI, aDd Paul Morrison, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Morrison owned the Redman and Butler wu bartender. The Souders and Paule,y were patrons at the Redman Inn. The plallltltf II seekilll $1500,000 In compensatory damare. (to compensa~ for hls1njUrlel) ud $500,000 (damapa awarded In excess of compensatory to punIsh a dellmdMt for a gross (See ll.l.il.LJON, At) . ROBERT BEEGLE ... MILA RAYMOND • JUDY WILUAMS • the promotion of the historical aspect of the area. The main goal In the minds of most people on this committee is the even~ual renovation of Pomeroy's business dlstrfct. Mary Powell points out that Pomeroy;s greatest assets are Its historical buildings ani;! its location on the Ohio River, and If the village were restored, it could be a drawing card ?or tourists, which In turn, would lead to further development within the village In • t, general and the county as a whole. Village Council also has projects underway which will hope~ly aid Pomeroy's further development. Some projects are relatively small. For example, Councilman Bill Young Is working to replace the village's downtown lighting with ornamental lfghting. Other projects are of a larger scale, such as 'a zoning project which Is now ln. the beginning stages. At the last regular meeting of council, a Housing ,... and Zoning Commission was formed to study Pomeroy's layout and make recommendaA4) (See MAYOR, KEITH WOOD - j �. .. . . ·' • January 1, 1989 Pomeroy-Middleport_:Gallipo,lis. Ohio-:-Pornt Pleasant, W. Va. • rtces-. I ~anuary SundBy Times-Sentinel-Page-A- 2 . .- Pound 'I ore·. U.S . INSPECTED 4-7-LB. AVG. Frozen Young, Turkey Breast · " vendor coupon will be accepted per item purchased . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ·At!~~~:;r,starf Sunday Times-Sentin&!-Page-A-3' · (Fr;:i:Y:R~~:a::~:~> organtred Include cosl5, six months In jal! suscosts; Waller M. Riggs, Middle- and checked old records. dating re'cording deeds, mortgages : pended to 30 days, one year port,$24andcdsts; CarlL. Wolfe, ba.c;k to the 1800s. . leases, powers of attorney, serprobation, no operator's license; Middleport. $25 and costs; Kathy , In the summertime, we have • vlcemen discharges, financing Gene Fink, Mlddlt!port, $100and J. Elias, Middleport, $24 and people from all over the Unltt>d statements, personal pro~ny costs suspended to S30 and costs, <'Osts · ·Thoioos A. Withrow, States searching for old records. • tax liens, federal tax liens, six months probation, restrainShad~. $29 and costs. ' . Some will come In and say, 'I workers' compensation liens, lng order Issued, criminal tres BondS were forfeited by Danny - "1'emember when I was a child Ohio Bureau ·or Employment passing; Brenda Maines, ClncinL. Cooperrider, Charleston, visiting my grandparents. WUJ. Services. liens,- plats, releases. natl, $50 and costs, six months W.Va. , $46 for speeding; Martha you help ~<;.. find the property and other miscellaneous records. 1 .prnbatlon, 30 days In jail sus· Lowe, Athens, S4C , no seat belt ; they owned. Recorder deputies are Jean pended , and resiltutlon ordered Teresa J . Amos-Russell, MiddleHankins, who has been a deputy on three cl\arges of passing bad port, $40·.- no seat belt; David B. ._dea~hS for 21 years, Clara Haner, a cliecks; David R·. Spangler, Dillard, Racine, $100. drug deputy far 'the past15 years , and Rutland, $250 and . costs, three . abuse; Charles Tyree. Middle· Darla Swain, a deputy for 8 days In jail, 60 day license port, $50, possessing a loaded Bessie Swain years. Taking Myers seal a s suspension, DWI ; . Donald H. weapon returning from deer recorder .on Monday wlll be Well!ngton, Vinton, $298.50 and . hunting afler sunset. CROWN CITY- Bessie Swain Molly V. Plymale. f C • "I have big shoes lo fill. " ' 1 d 0 costs, over 02 · rown City, died Saturday Plymale said. " But I'm looking Paul A. Childs, Athens, $10 and morning at her residence. forward to lt. " ,,suspended upon proof of valid costs, left of center; Jeffrey B. Uery Dum 1'8 Services will be Monday under Myers Is one o( six children of,_ operator's license within 60 days, Earl, Kenova, W.Va., $25 and the direction of the Willis Fun- ' Orville "Buck" SlurgfQn, wiJo Is no valid operator's license; costs, hunting on anolher's land CLEVELAND (UP!) - Frl· era! Home. M c ty A d h David A. Spangler, Rutland, $250 without permission; Andrew J . day's winning Ohio Lottery ason oun ssessor. an t e and costs, three days in jail, 60 Romans, Kenova, $25 and costs. numbers: · day license suspenslori, DWI; hunting on another 's land wllh·Dally Number Brian Bass, Syracuse, $100 and out permission; Lllllan B. King, 475. costs, 30 days in jail suspended to Middleport, $10 and costs, failed Elois.e Watkins, Roger F.Wat· Ticket sales to.t.aled 10 days; one .year probation, on to yield right of way; . Debra K klns .to Columbus So. Power Co., $1,450,094.50. with a payoff due of operator's license;· $150 and . )3Urke, ·Pomeroy, $10 and costs. $501,098.50. R/ W, Chester. I failed to stop; Dennis L. Palmer, · Jackie A. Ginther, Raymond PICK4 Ginther to Columbus So, Power Racine, $10 and costs, improper 6900. backing; Steven D. Pullins, PICK 4 licket sales totaled Co., R/ W, Lebanon. William I. Thornton, Minnie L. Pomeroy, $25 and costs, $15 and $236,807.50. with a payoff due of (US I" ~ZII-800) Thornton to Columbus So. Power costs, overwtdth; Gregory S. . $106,638. Woodard, Gallipolis, $10 and PICK4 $1 straight bet pays Co., RIW, Salem. Published each Sunday, 8251bird Ave., Leslie V. Fra'nk, Rhonda J. costs, defective brake lights. Gallipolis, Ohio, by theOhioValley Pub· $6,744. PICK4 $1 box bet pays llshlng CompanyiM.ultlmedta, Inc. SeFined for spe~lng were MI- $562. Frank to Columbus So. Power cond class postage paid at Gallipolis, Co., R/ W, Chester. chael Watkins, Parkersburg, Ohio 45631. Entered as seoond class mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio, Post W.Va., $20 afi'd costs; David A. Office. Farrell, Ashland, Ky ., $22 and costs; Btuce A, Simms, Oak Hill. Member: United Press lnternatlonal. · Inland Dally Press AssoclaUonand the W.Va., $16'and costs; Sherry L. Ohio Newspaper Association, National Wilson, Rutland, $21 and costs; ' Advertising Rep resenta t lve, .Bran ham Harold D. Rutan III, Newport Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, ~'-"'York, Ne'f""{ork 100 . News, Va., $25 and costs; Sherry D. Roush, Syracuse, $23 and SUNDAY ONL·"""- - I Area· I be Lo tare HHda Blake s1urgeon. · A graduate from· Point Pleasant High School in 1949, she began her work In courthouses thai June. ~- · She Is married to Robert E. Myers, an agenl for Ashland OIL They presently are building a Jog house In the Cora community. · Her many hobbles also keeping· her busy are boating with friends, playing euchre, working In the yard and garden - things she said she never ha:d much time for . . Myers Is a member of the Grace Uniled Methodist Church ; Emblem Club; Women's Society of Christl ali Servic~; Ohio Re· corder's Assochnlon; Order of I he Easlern Star; and the Gallla County Republican Club. She said she plans to I ravel and s tay acllve In the co'inmu n'tly . Meigs transfers Pound COPYRIGHT 1989 · THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, JAN . 1, THROUGH SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 1989, IN""''"""'"''""'""'""- 1, 19~9 POMEROY - The following Individuals.were !hied this week In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. · . William · Weaver, Middleport, S;J-.000 and costs, six months In jail suspended to 30 days, two y)!a~s probation, 60 day license suspension, vehicular homicide; Rick Pridemore, Rutland, s1.ooo a'nd costs, attempted cultivation; , $250 and costs,.six months In jail suspended to 20 days , one•year p;robatlon, no driver 's license; . Daniel c. Slayton, Apple Grove, W.Va., $125 and costs, overload; $20 and costs, no seat belt; Kenny R. Chapman, Huntington, W.Va., $ 75 and costs, five day sin jail Top Round London Broi~ · AIIVBIIlSUI 11911 POLICY Each of these advenisea items is required to be readily available for sale in each Kroger Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. If we do run out of an advertised item, we will offer you your choice of a comparable item, when aVailable. reflecting the same &avings or a raincheck which Will entitle you to purchase the adv;ertised item at the advertised price within 30 davs. Only one . . 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Forfeiting bonds for sp!'edlng were: · Ira B. DeVaughn, 49, Louisville. Ky., $79; Terry M. Hen II 19 M w v $71' ry, • ' ason, · a., ' James F. Clark, 32, Rt. 2, Bidwell, $49; Phllfp R. Myers, 46, Cinclnnanti; $48; John T. Drummond, Jr., 23, Rt.1, Bldweil,$41; Darlene P. Dixon, 51, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, and David -A. Moore, {2JsNOW Bl!AIH W,{iiJSHOWERS 31. Rt. 4, Gal)lpolls, $46; Klye J. FRONTS: Warm "Gold . . Stalic Occluded Stl·oh,l9, Wapakoneta, Ohio, $45; Kathy .Jo Lewis, 22, ReynoldsWEATHER MAP - During early Sunday, morning, rain Is burg, Ohio, Anthony S. White, 18, forecast for parts of the southern Pacific Coast, the mid Thurman, Roberta F. McGrall, -Mississippi Valley, tbe Ohio Valley and the mid Atlantic Coast .35, Huntington, W.Va.,-Joann M. ountaln · States. -Snow Is forecast for parts of llle ceatralln~e Layman, 54, Mason, Mich .•. and Region, parts of the northern lnte1'1110Untaln Reg! d the ' Betty L. Morrison, 51, Hendercentral and northern Plains. Showers and lhund s are W.Va., all $44; son, forecast for the Gulf Coast and the southern Atlantic oast States. Betsy L. Ball, 44, Rt. 2, VInton. Snow Is possible io most of the Intermountain Region, most ol the Guy A. Hanoa, 41, Galloway, northern Plains, the upper Mississippi Valley, and parts •! the Ohio, Larry 0. Diggs, 40, Colum. northern Atlantic Coast States. UPI bus, Paul J. Coburn, 32, Chillicothe, Ohio, and Christopher A. 11 .Janu.-y 1, 19&9 · · Mayor ... (From MAYOR, page All : By United Press International "I wish I was In PhoeniX," said tions for zoning.' , • Heavy rains promised a wet senior state trooper Gary This commission, according to · New Year's Day for the South. · Cyphers'' at Pendleton, Ore., 50 State statute, must Include and rain and snow continued to mlles northwest of La Grande. ''I Seyler, Council President Larry fall in the early morning in parts should have known to take my Wehrung, and three citizens . •. . of the Pacific Northwest already vacation at this time. of year." Citizens named to the commls· • socked in by doorknob-high snow slon are Joe Struble, Joe Clark · drifts. and Lisa Murphy . • Showers and thunderstorms Although Seyler admits that lashed the So uth from Texas, zoning Pomeroy will not be an along the Gulf Coast into Georgia . easy task, he does believe that (From Sl.5 MILLION, All and the middle Atlantic states. many problems, "such as where The National Weather Ser\1ce you can and cannot park In the wrong) against Shane Souders, • said the rain was falling north of village,". may be lm!lroved by Pauley and Jeff Souders: and : a warm front and would continue the commission's study of the $500,000 In damages, plus court ; throughout the day . .., village. costs, against Morrison and • Snow also fell In parts of Another step .t aken by Council Butler. · oregon and Washington, esp!'In recent months w,as the hiring Stobart charged that . Shane cially in the higher elevations, Souders, Pauley and Jeff Soud- of VIllage Administrator John but In most areas was less than ers were malicious in their Anderson to oversee utilities and the' heavy snow rtporred. actions when they allegedly other village concerns. • Snow is exp!'cted throughout With Pomeroy facing major at tacked him with their hands -much of the West and across the exp!'nses In regard to EPA and fists, a pool stick and brass :Northern Rocky Mountains into mandated Improvements of the knuckles. : • North Dakota . and Minnesota. The plaintiff alleges that Mor- village's sewage disposal sys: snow was also forecast for rison and Butler were negligent tem, Council hOpE'S to qualify for ' northern New England, the In falling to prop!'rly control and State Issue II funds to help foot weather ~rvlce said. sup!'rvise the activities of the bills for sewage disposal lm· Forecasters said a moist PaSouders and Pauley; by contlnul· provement. One asp!'ct conS!· .ciflc air mass brought preciplta· dered by Council before hiring tion intomuchofthefarWestand lng to · serve them alcoholic Anderson was Olat by having : northern Rockies. Dense fog was . beverages while they were vis· ibly Intoxicated, and In prevent- someone concentrating fulltime : reported In parts of Texas, on slch matters, Pomeroy would Ing the beating of the plaintiff. ~ Oklahoma, Louisiana' and northStobart further charged that have a better chance of meeting : ern Florida. requirements necessary lor Temp!'ratures around the na- Morrison and Butler were negli- State funding . Uon at 2 a.m. EST ranged from 11 gent in falling to come t'o his ald So even with buSinesSes mov· degres s below zero at Grand alter lt became evident that he lng out, Seyler Is still anticipat· was about to be attacked or was ·Forks . N.D .. to 74 at Key West. Ing a good year for Pomeroy and being attacked, and preventing : Fia ."r commends Council for efforts In : A /winter storm pounded the the assault on the plaintiff alter it paving the way for future ; Pacific Nor!hwest with heavy became evident that he was development. being injured. ~now that fell in doorknob-high drifts In northeast Oregon, shutling down a .major Interstate : highway for 24 hours and jam: mtng hotels and motels with We wish for you, not as a customer alone, but ; hundreds of stranded holiday rather as a friend, that-this New Year may reward ·travelers. The snow had "drifted up to the you with still greater success and happiness. · doork~obs In the office right We are indeed filled with gratitude for what here,' Oregon stat!' troop!'r Stan your faithful patronage has contributed toward . Terry said. in Le Grande, Ore. ,...., Earlier. Steve Astell, 28, and our success during the past year. ; his wife, Claire, of Seattle said ; they got one of the last rooms at a HAPPY NEW YEAR La Grande motel. "Booked?" Astell asked when he was told all the lodging facilities in the area were full. ' 'I guess we're lucky . I wonder how GARY & DELORES MITCHELL ,long we'll be here, though." Coli, 26, Jackson, Ohio, all 543 : Rodney s. Schllngermiln, 35 , WesrervUle, Ohio, Kevin c. Bal· lard, 31, Columbus, Lee M,_Kerr, 20, Gallipolis, Teresa L. Craddock, 18, Steger, m., Thomas w. Brumfield, 28, Gallipolis, and Stephen H. Bias , ·39, Blackfork, Ohio. all $42: Danny w. Dobbins, 33, Rt. 1, Bidwell, David w. Curnutte, 33, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, Merlyn ·A. Diddle, 48, . Huntington, W.Va., and Tina L. Wojtaszak, 21 , Rt.l, Bid 11 11 ·$· 4 1 we 'a ; Ronald D. Via, 47, Payton, Ohio, Gary Lee Hanson, 29, Malden, N.C .. James L. Boswell, 26, Rt.l, West Columbia, W.Va., and Walter B. French, 26, Rt. 2_ Athens, Ohio, ail $40: Mark v. Reecer, 26, Columbus and Jesse W. James, 30, Cinclnntl, both $39. Gwendollne D. Husk, 31, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was fined $200 and costs for shoplifting at K mart, 185 Upp!'r River Rd. She also recelved a · susp!'nded six-month jail sentO?nce and_w~aced on six months probation . Forfeiting $41 bonds on traffic vlolatJ9ns were: Anna L. Patrick, 2l, Rt. 1, Crown City, Betty L. Harris, 51, Rt. 2, Letart, W.Va., Steven W. McCormick, 36, 1Galltpolis, and Robert R. Gillenwater, 56, Galllpolls, all for · faliure \O stop within the assured clear distance; Charles McLain, 34, Rt: 1, Cheshire, lorJallure to maintain control; James E. Harris. 41. Rt . 3,, Gallipolis, failure to yield one half o! the roadway: Stephen R. Stumbo, 38, Gallipolis, expired registration,· Todd A. HamUton, 18, Rt. 1, Gaillpolls, !allure to obey a stop sign; Keith R. White, 34, Rt. 4, Gallipolis, squealing . tirE's; Mark L. Ktllen, 24, Calliper lis , following too closely; Lester. Mount, 50, Rt. l , !lidwell, failure to display a valid registration: Charlie L. Bllllngs,.48, Moravian Falls N.C .. changing lanes wltll: · out c~ution. Charges or no seat belt were dismissed againSt: Russe!_\,_,0. Gibson,- 43, Rt. .;,'!, Galll~ls; Mark {1.. Burton, Jr., Gallipolis; ' Gary L. Johnson,. 35, Oak Hill, Ohio: Paul N. Dln~ss, 31, Rt. 2, Vinton: and L. Paul Martin, 65, Rt. 1, Crown City: Brian Halfhill, 18, Rt. 1, Bid· 'well forfeited a $74 for hunting dher' without a valid .,.;rmit and ~ .-James L. Davison, Jr., 45, PSR, Gaillpolis $51, for an overwldth vehicle. Ufe insurance ar1d annuities from Modern Woodmen Galt give your family future security plus immediate living benefits. Financial security. Living benefits. Friday's cage scores •PEEL & EAT SHRIMP SHRIMP •FRIED OYSTERS •ROCK SHRIMP &SHRIMP CREOLE •FRIED CLAMS •CRAB LEGS FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! •FRIE~ Boy10llto RlaiiSchoal Bull!lhall B)' u,~~&ed Pfft•Inter.ailotal .... .... 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'2.19 HONEY LOAF ....... ; ........................... 12.19 BARBECUE LOAF ............................ 12.19 LB. LB. LB. LB . 1 I CARRINGTON PRODUCTS at: GLASROCK, 311 3rd Ave. GaJiipolis, Ohio 45631 LOGAN - Following a ·slow first quarter , Logan's Chieftans very dellberately ran their offense to rack UQ a 58-36 wtn over the visiting Me~ Marauders to hand them their sixth loss of the•. season. Meigs held a very brief lead 2-0 lead at the outset as neither team set the nets afire during ttie initial eight minutes. The scoreboard read 8-4. favoring the hosts, at the close of the .,tjrst quarter. .Opening the second canto, the Chieftans connected on three consecutive field goals In a span of fifty seconds to Op!'n the lead to teQ (25-15) at the half. Quarter three saw the two squads play on fairly even terms, trading baskets, as the Logan five up!'ed their margin to twelve after 24 minutes or play. ~ The Marauders maile a run In the final frame and pulled to (Varsity only) · within eight at the 3:34 mark. The • TEAM W L P OP missed an opportunity to cut the Trtrnble ... :........... G 0 437 352 lead to slx when the front end of a Wellston .............. 4 .r 435 il93 one and one fell short of the Vinton ................ .4 2 409 381 mark. Fjillm that point, the Meigs Belpre .............. ~ ..3 2 330 299 live coil\mitted four costly tur- Miller .................. 2 3 313 339 novers that permitted the Chiefs Fed-Hock ing ........ 2 3 298 340 to pull away for the victory. Nels-York .. ... ....... l 3 230 236 Logan used a tight, trapping Alexander ........... L 4 285 317 defense that kept the visiting Meigs ........._..... :...0 4 253 329 Marauders off· balance on the January 3_games night as they strugglede to Wellston at Nelsonville-York launch a good shot each time Vinton County at Trimble down the floor. Alexander at Miller Belpre at Meigs Federal Hocking at Eastern REWARD Waterford 1t, F•dera.l Hoc llln1 65 Slit, Watldns Mem 54 Wlckllfle n, T••lftD 1'113 wo.-..r 74, Can too Soulh 7! Meigs five, 58-36 . ., • ., I CONTACT s1 tvanta N'vletW 81, SJI\'anla S'"tew 52 W~lls\tlle Sll, Teronlo U "-'ftit Braach 15, Wlll4'rloo $7 W Ches&t:r LaluJCa 71, Mls• 48 \\'nt .lrlleot!Min Ml, Macbon Ylaina M W SaJcm N',lle5~rnti3, Rittman $6jot J l''f!!lllentll• S 78, IUIIIard 51 , The Tigers were 17 of 22 at the . p!'riod. Neither team scored In line. , ~ · the second p!'rlod. It was 22-19 In Gallipolis connected on 13 of 36 favor of the Cubs after three for 36 p!'rcent and was 11 of 13 at p!'rlods . .Gallipolis pull!'d within the line. • one point twice In the final "We couldn't get it Inside very period: often. When we did, we turned it Hutchinson !I'd Greenfield with over or got only one shot; We seven points . Scott Morgan couldn't hit anything . from the paced the Blue Imps with 14 . ou~ide . On the 'Other hand, we GalliPolis wlll play at Jackson couldn't stop them from scoring Friday and host Southern Sa tureasylayups,"Osbornesaldafter· d a~·· Greenfield Is at Unloto · ward. "It was a repeat of the TUesday and Circleville Friday. Chesapeake loss," he continued . Varsity box: Joe Owen paced Gallla's atGALLIPOLIS (37) - Shawn tack with eight points. Shawn McNeal, 2-0-4: Rob Skidmore. McNeal, tn foul trouble early, led 1-0·2: Joe Owen. 3·2·8: Todd Gallla on the boards with live. Casey, 0-2·2: William Strait, In the reserve game, Green- 1-0-2: fete Anderson, 2-1-5: Chris field 's Doug Moon· and Mike Rathburn , 1·0-2; Er.ic Murphy, , Hutchinson canned six free H-6; AI Elliott, 0-0-0; Josh throws In the final 36 seconds as Williams, 0·0·0: Gene Sheets, the Cubs· edged the Blue Imps, 1:2-4: Justin Fallon, 1-0-2. TO·33·28. TALS 13-11-37. Greenfield led 14 -9 after one GREENFIELD (57) - Shane Anderson, 6 (1)-5-20; Scott Badgley. 1-3-5; Riehle Burner, 1-3-5: Klle Cameron, 1· (l) ·5: Marcus Coleman, 2·1-5; Dean O'Connor, 0-0-0; Ashley Reynolds, 0-2,2; J·a nne Sllander, 0·2-2: Don Yates , 6-4-l6. TOTALS 17 (2)-17-57: By Quarrers: , The Marauders hit on 16 of 47· Gallipolis ........... 6 6 "8 17-37 field goals and 4 of 10 free throws while the Chieftans canned 21 of G,reenlieid ......... 16 11 14 16-5/ 46 from the floor and 16 of 26 from / Resenes - Greenfield 33 GalllpQlis 28. the charity stripe. Bux score: MEIGS- Burdette 3-0-6:· Betzlng 0-0·0; Neigier 1-d-2: Crooks 2-0-4; Oiler 0-3-3; Baker 9-1-19; Greene 0-0-0 Powell1·0-2. I:.OGAN Allender 1-0-2: Moore 3·6-12; Champ 4-0-8: c . Stversol\ . 0-2·2: D. Stiverson 6-2-H; Dennis 1-2-4; Starner 1-1-3: Redd 5·3-13. Scoring by quarters: "YOUR 'COMPLETE' Meigs ............. ..... 4 11 12 9-36 _Logan .. ..... ........... 8 17 4 19-58 ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR In the reserve contest , the STORE" Chieftans downed the Marauders by 40 points as they posted a 76·36 win. 'HangQver Open' scheduled Sunday Sprln1 Grt>e~ton8l, Sprtnr N'rMII!rnS' ,S,rln-"rld N 11. Fairborn 5i S,rlnJ Soalh 15, Mlddlmowall Sprlnporo58, W~eavlll~ M Hlllllloro n. Letllbu 'I t9 Holpie tt. Edon 'II Hopt."'ell Lawkl 11 n, N Balli mall' II J•ffenoa 51. APt llarbor S% .leMIIOwn Nof1hrldlr 83. CfnW'rburt . .. .-""\ On&arkl !1!1, Cr..stllne 48 W~a!dalr$1, Rlr.knlle k tll•o' tt ~ig Portsmouth 69 Cinc.innatl Moeller 66 Janua.ry 3 games: Vinton County at Trimble Rock Hill at Chesapeake South Point at Wayne New Philadelphia at Marietta Greenfield at Unloto Hannan Trace at Point Pleasant · January 6 games: Gallipolis at Jackson Marietta at Warren Local Logan at Athens Nel'sonvtlle·York af Vinton county Chesapeake at Ceredo-Kenova GALLIPOLIS - The first South Point at Rock Hill annual "Hangover Open" golf Greenfield at Circleville tournament will be · held at Southern at Southwestern Cliffside Golf Course, Gallipolis, Milton at Point Pleasant beginning with a shotgun start a Minford at Waverly 11 a .m. Sunday. Boyd at ~ortsmou th Entry fee is $10, and that sum Wheelersburg at Valley includes lunch after play . · January 7 games: The nine·hole event Is op!'n to Southern at Gallipolis both members and non-paying Logan at Zanesville members. Jackson at Waverly , For additional Information, Wheelersburg at Ironton call Cliffside, 446-4653. Upprr Scl01oVall2, Rldp.mo .. 18 Fra...forl Ad e .. I%, WuhlnrtonCHSD , 57 It Inside or they would kill us," VanMatre said aftl!r the Tigers' recorded their sixth victory In eight starts. Gallipolis drppped. to 3-5. "I was surprised our kids.were able to do as well as they did, esp!'clally an the •boards," VanMatre continued. "Our opponents have been killing us on the boards all ye-a r." . ~ The TJgers forced 17 GAHS turnovers, slx In the Op!'ning period, and outrebounded the ladsofCoachJimOsborne, 22-19. Greenfield IE'd 16·6 after ·one period, 27-12 at halftime and 41-20 · after three quarters of play. Shane Anderson IE'd the Tigers · altack with 20 points and five rebounds. Don Yates tossed lnl6 markers and picked off slx rebounds. T.he Tigers had 12 turnovers. From the field, Green· lield hit 17 of 40 for 42.5 percent. iH Logan rolls past Friday's results: Gre.enfleld 57 Gallipolis 37 Chesapeake 100 Fairland 69 Athens at Trimble, ppnd. Logan 58 Meigs 36 OBuffalo 46 Sou Ill Point 44 Point Pleasant 59 Ba.r boursvllle Slroncntne il, Br•••ldl 78 D9rlMI...n 81, Smltlntllle U Eul C..loa 85. PIJmouth 73 Eall 011110n Ill, Wllm6naton 55 Eutbox 'fl, Lucu 15 Ell .. • N...CII 14, .lrwett Sclo U Ell.. H. Co1dWairrll • Ma.ulleldSt Pete IH. lnclaa Val 11 MIU'Inston6~ fitwar M Mu)'lf\'UieiO, lo-.lhiUI Alder $7 MMs rerl')· fl. M•s JacUonlt Maumee U, NapiM (F1r.) 3M Ml'dl•lS. Lodl Cloverleaf~ Mecl .. But'lleye 4&, lndqlenllflnoe 3'8 Mllk-r Cll.}' 59, Patrick Heary 47 Mlllersporl 'IS. CroolaJ\Iille U Millon Uaioalll, Eat on 10 Miner \IlL 69. Uhrtc.hntue Claymonl 81 · Mlnr;o 1(1, Edl!ion Soultl i4 Ml Gllt>ad 7!, Mar~n c.. h 6ir Ne"'' Rle11:el It,' Jlell•\'lllt> H Newark~. LIUICMIW'f S2 Newbury !12, Ml . .f'(ield Canllnft.l Sl NorLh Can1on 61, Can1on 'nn'lkP:II " ~ Norlh Canton GlrnOall &I, .tillan CP 49 N Lewhbul"8: Tru.d it, Falrbub 82 Nor..alll'i&, Willard 71' · Norwyan e It, 0&11 on 63 • Oak Harbor 1'5. Sand St Marys t!l Speacervme 50. ~e.., Kaentlle 47 · -., Jiellenoa n, Xrnla <17 0., Oakw-d M, Tlpp CkJ lllethrl $8 HAPPY NEW YEAR LollldoPlllr 67, Mapkotonil Dar Chm4ulea• I L HamPton 5-t Un 801'" Baco111D, Anderson S5 Cia St XavM- IS, aa Aiken 5-t Oa 1\lrpin 83, Glen EMe ii8 Cia MU,.....,_ 81, Lakf' Placid (Fial $II Cell AcMemy 8Z. Col Welllnlloa ~ C:OI Dt!UII~ 7%, olo.hnfllow•ll I Col .. dllpeedntte li, frulllhl Hts 41 Col Northl.-d Ill, Col St CttM iii Cohnbus Grow '75, PandDra Gilboa IS , Centlltl!ntall5, A:)'l'n\IIIIP .fo7 ' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • GALLIPOLIS . 446-0399 Lopn 18, Mei&S H CGrUud IAk~PVIew 78, Gr-d \' Ill N CoiiiiH:Ioa'll, C&dll 51 Daavlle &1, Nt'W ..\INDy n C::•ll• 53, Martoo Local U CheMPeake 1•. Fair lind ttl HOMt OHICl • lOCk ISlAND. IlliNOIS OP 47 3 450 ' 477 531 511 45l 392 411 41ja SJWAL RESERVES TEAM W L . p OP Logan ... ,....... . 4 0 193 161 Athens ........... 3 1 202 175 Warre~ .......... 2 2 186 185 Marietta ........ 2 2 189 196 Gallipolis ....... . 1 3 144 159 Jackson ......... 0 4 ·181 219 TOTAUI 12 12 1095 1095 Leetol;'la 57, ~~ Pale8dnr 59 Lelpallc IS, ·Carey $8 · Ucldn& Val i5,"W Laf IUdJr.wood 811 Uma Sbaw~r it, Delplluli.John 77lot l Uncohrvlew 81 , Fori .lennlnp IS Ultk- Miami 7i, Deer Park$& OrepnCIQ" •· Millbury Lalit' 51 PatrM'I! Harwy 65, Madison ti I Paint!ti Rh·prAide $1, Gt>at'\·a U Ploaeer N Central 73. Mont~lltr 63 Poland 58, S.,uth Ran p t I Porillfflooth i9, On Mueller M Preblr Shan« 71, Trl C.u~ay N li2 Rtchtnonl H11 sa, Pl"rry ICI · Rld(~alelt, Buckftfe Val M Roolltown 80, Akr Co\'t.ftll')' '73 Roalfurd 8l, Fo11orla 51 Sandy ValltY til. Dover Sl • Sene-ca E 78, Foatoria Sl Wend &a S1*'ey 75., TewmM>h tl s CIIMS 'ea~~ternU, Machllllcsbursn Sparta 1Ut:hlud8S, Nurtbmor $t Cui'IIIIIIMI U, 1'\IAurawas VAl n LIFE • ANNUITIES • IRA'S FRATERNAl PROGRAMS standings SEOAL VARSITY TEAM WL P OP Logan.; ........ .. 4 0 261 207 Athens ........... 3 1 242 200 Gallipolis ....... 2 2 205 218 Warren .......... 2 2 254 232 Jackson .... .... . 1 3 212 284 Marietta ........ 0 4 208 241 TOTALS 12 12 1382 1382 , · WILLIAMS CUT OFF - Gallipolis guard Josh Williams (32, With ball) 1$ cut off fromlhe front and rear by Greenfield's Marcus Coleman (40, left, and Shane Anderson (10) right, In Friday's non-conference-gJ~Ru!· at Greenfield. The Tigers used a pressure defense to defeat GAHS, 57·37. $1.5 million... ~REENFIELD - . Visiting Gallipolis fel'*hind 11·2 early In the first p!'riod and never recovered Friday night as . Coach Rick VanMatre's Greenfield Tigers pressured their way to an easy 57·37 non-conference victory over the Blue Devils. · ·:we knew we . had to pui pres~ure on them before they got (SEO,Opponents) - (Ail·Games ) TEAM W LP Waverly .... :...... 9 0 635 Logan ....... .. ...... 9 0 570 Chesapeake .... ,. 8 1 657 Athens ........... :.. 8 2 621 Portsmouth ......-7 2 719 Wheelersburg ... 6 2 483 Greenfield ........ 6 2 444 Warren ............. 5 3 514 Vinton County ... 5 3 510 Pt. 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Coach Lennie Bameue's crew didn'tlet 17 turnovers shake them as they overcame a 30-25 halftime deficit to take a 44-42 third period lead during a 19 point quaner then played Barboursville even, 15-15, in the last eight minutes to win. "It was an excellent game. It was a big win for us," Barnette said. Senior Casey Hill got a handle on his individual game while Bryan Faber and Jermy Blain both cracked double figures while four other Point cagers scored to help the Blacks along. · Hill had 21 points. including two key three-point buckets in the big third quaner, as weU as eight rebounds. Faber rolled off 15 points and five rebounds while Blain had 10 ' points and a rebound on the night. . Chuck Wood picked up five jXlints and four rebounds. Phil Swislier had four points and Stephen Henry joined Scott Coen with a basket each. · Barboursville · had three double figure scoring efforts as Charles Childers rolled. up 20 jXlints, ineluding two three-point baskets for tile losers. He was {pllowed by Don Altizer with 15 points and Mike Stull with 12 points. Four other Barboursville cagers scored a 10ta1 of 10 points between them. The Big Blacks had seven steals and four assists on the night 10 offset their 17 turnovers, 12 of which were bad passes. Point shot 24 of 43 from the Door for 56 percent and Bar· boursville hit 24 of 53 for 45 per-cent during the game. The Point crew, having lost two games in a row in the Ripley basketball tournament this week, star· ted slow, and Barboursville took advantal!e of that. rolline uo 16 points to eight i_n the first period. back as the third canto began"with -tly Gary Clark the !lend Area team outscoring the • ELIZABETH W.V A · 0 f Wildcats 25,14 in the stanza to take • · .-went prur · ··"'ed Mason CountY rivals head to a 56 · 52 advantage. Bamttz 14111 head Friday night in the consola- 10 points while Kincaid dropped in don game of the Wirt County nine and Cljris Jewell six for Christmas tournament with the Wahama in the period whi)e HanWahama White Falcons staging a nan hit a cold spell which netted Second half comeback to defeat the the Wildcats just three field goals Hannan Wildcats by a narrow 87- following the intermission ll3 margin in a classic hardwood break.Wahama maintained a slim Confrontation. ')"he contest was the lead throughout most of" the final -:ighth meeling on the baskelbaU quaner before Hannan mal!e a last floor between the two neighboring ditch effort to regain the advantage schools in the past 13 years with it enjoyed during the opening two Wahama winning all eight. periods. . . : The vic~Qry by coach Lewis A four ~~~t play by Da_lton w11h :tWJ's charges snapped a lengthy 27 2:12 remammg made It• 81-80 game regufar season losing streak before Kincrud sank a two pomter and gives the Bend Area team a 1-5 '-artd added a free thro~ to g1ve IJliUt on the current 1988-89 bas- Wahama an 84-80 lead With 1:13 to ketball campaign. "It was a total play. Tom· McDermitt then sank tepm effort" a relieved WHS head !Joth ends of a one and one~ make coach Lew HaU said following the 1t 86-80 before Hagley cut ~~ ·to 86ruiil biting confrontation. "We 82 wtth a fi~ld goal . .Kincrud then really played hard the second half. went to the bnc and converted one The conlest actually came dowit to· ai two_ free thro':"s for an 87-82 our strength agaipst the Wildcats Wahan13 lead w1th :33 SCCillld& speed 11 was a great game turned in remrunmg before DeBoard closed by bodt teams,"added Hall. out the nights scoring with a basket Wahama trailed throughout the at the :08 second mark to make the first half as a uio of Hannan cagers final tally 87-83. . "We have played to hard th1~ Bubba DeBoard, Charlie Hagley and Roy Dalton, kept the Wildcats...J year f~r ~~ not to go our way in front before John Barnitz and Hall sa1d. The lead changed hands Bobby Kincaid retaliated for pr?bably eight or ten times and Wahama during second half play. nctthcr team seldmn led by more Barnitz finished the evening with a than SIX or e1ght pomts. Hannan has gtime high ~6 points while Kincaid a very good basketba~ team. ~ts allied 27 wtth most of their sconng_. one ~ouid have gone e1ther way . taking place in the final two periods A pau of Masoli County players as~ Wahama tallied 56 second half were named to the All-tournament pclints to claim the victory.Hagley team in John .Bamitz and Bubba paced the Hannan offensive ~uack Deboard. Barmtz fimshed the two wtth 24 markers while DeBoard game IOumey with a total of 49 tOtaled 20 and Dalton 18 in the foul points while Deboard scored 56 ptagued affair. points during ~e two day event. . Wahama wtl! retlJiU to acuon Officials Ted Vanscoy and Joe CrQSs whistled no less than 45 fouls next Tuesday mght by travehng to in the game which' resulted in three Kyger . Creek for . its fifth aw~y walwrla cagers fouling out and two game m the last SIX outmgs wh1le Hatman starters. Hannan attempted . Hannan visits Hun_tington )J- Joe 30 free throws in the contest while on Wednesday everung. toSses. Monday, ·January 2 in Observance of New_Year' 5 Day: Buckeye Building & Loan Central Trust . Co. · Civic Savings & Bank · Ohio Valley Bank Star Rank .. 0 SVAC standings MUZILEL'OADING SUPPLIES · BLA(II POWDEI FROST GOES FOR TWO:_ Eastern's Mike Frost.(28) goes up lor a layup In the lourlh qullrter ol Friday night's game against Kyger Creek in Cheshire, as KC's Alan Denney (24) tries ·to stop him. Frost had a cold shooting night, scoring only live points In the Eagles' 79-74 loss to the Bobcats. (Times-Sentinel photo by G. ·Spencer Osborne) . S6.491b. MAGNUM PLASTIC SABOTS so PACK . 45·50·54 CALiBEU Tomadoes knock off North Gallia 76-69 .ss.ts HORNADY 44 CAL., 430 hp lDO pk. S11.95 lUnd in SO & 54 Plasti< Sabots) MAXI-BALLS BUFFALO BUUETS ROUND BALLS THOMPSON CENTER AND CVA RIFLES SUPER ROO-Unbreakable RAM RODS I. PYRODEX BAUM LUMBER'S SHADE COUNTRY SPORTS CORNER CHESTER 985·3301 NOW OPEN! The Wilcats jumped out to a 1914 :first quaner lead behind Roy Da!Jon's e1ght points before Hagley and DeBoard led a second period · chai-ge that saw Hannan increase its lead to seven points at the half 383l.Wahama then came storming Sunoco Service Station 282 W. MAIN ST. scores 5 POMEROY, OHIO Stop By and Get Acquainted with Bob .Bush and His Fast, Friendly & Courteous Staff . ' The Foll~wing Institutions Will Close Barboursville (57) Childers 5-24·3-20; Nicely 1-0-0-0-2; Shephard l-0-0-0-2; Hass 1-0-0-2·2; Mc.Kessick 2-0-0-4-4; Altizer 6-0-0--315; Stull 6·0·0-3-12. Totals 22-2-712-57 .. Score by Quaners: Point Pleasant 8-25-44-59 · Barboursville 16-30-42-57 t---------------------ill the While Falcons uied 28 cllarity S~ders Then Point scored 17 points while points too boot in the second Barboursville slowed to. 14 points, penod. but still commanded a 30-25 point In the junior varsity contest, the lead at the buzzer. young.:! Big Blacks took: it m BarPoint came back big-time in the boursvllle, 54-45, behind Bryan third period as Hill sank two Morrow's 17 point night while straight three point buckets and fol - Denis Bums and Jason Swain IX>P· lowed that with a pair of field goals ped the_cords for 22 points between ..and a free shot, collecting \1 of his them, mcludu\g two three point 21 points . Then he didn't score baskets. Varsity again the rest of the night. Point Pleasant (59)Blain 5-0-0Faber and Blain, however, took 2-10; Henry l-0-0-1-2; Faber 5-0itp the slack with 12 points between Miller 0--0-0-2-0; Hill 7-25.4-15; them, all on field goals. 1-2-21; Wood l -0--3-1-5; Cocn l-0Sophomores Wood and Swisher 0-0-2; Swisher 2-0-0-0-4. Totals picked up game experience and Swisher posted his first to varsity 22-2-9-12-59. .-----------------------. OVP Starr ' By G. SPENCER OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Stall • CHESl;IIRE - Kyger Creek put four~ start.e rs In double figures , including two with 20 or more points, in a 79-74 upset win over Eastern F riday night . . · Th e verdict . which gave the Bobcat s their second win of the 'Year, handed the Eagles their first l~agJie loss after five s4ch wins. . "We played defense whim we had to and we took care of the ball,". said Kyger Creek boss Larry Markham of his cagers, who continued the l\lgh-pressure, . turnover-oriented man-to-man defense that they have played all season. It didn't hurt that senior guard Chad Leach led all scorers with 29 points. and senior guard· /forward Alan Denney sank 20. In the first half, Leach foun!l room to roam inside a nd space to score outside, which helped him ' to rack up 17 points, Including (bl.il). easant .nipS . ar OUrsVI e, 59•57 omt ~:~o~ew~~~o~~~:gr~!s:r;~r~~: conference at the end ·of the. current academic year and pursue an independent schedule. ti$les in 62-14 rout SAN DIEGO (UP!)- Helsman Trophy winner Barry Sanders completed one of the most sensational seasons In college fodtball history by rushing for 222 • yards and five touchdowns to spark No. 12 Oklahoma State to a 62-14 rout of No. 15 Wyoming. • 992-3444 "OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY" THE 1989 DOG LICENSE GO ON SALE DEC. J st . ' 'DEADLIIIE FOR PURCHASE OF 1989 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. FOUR OOUARS (SUO) PENALTY IF LICENSE I~ PURCHASED AnEUHAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIEiiCE USE THE HANDY APPLICATION BLANK AND IIAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOI AT THE COUITIIOUSE NOW. FEES ARE FOUR DO lARS ($4.00) FOR EACH DOG. IIALE OR FE· MALE. (KENNEl liCENSE PENALTY $20.00.) . lllle $4.00 · Spayed Female $4.00 Female $4.00 Kennel License $20.00 " Own•'s Name..................................................................................... ........... ........ ........................ .. Address ........................ ............................................: ........................................................... ~•...... .. Township ............................•...................... ......................•.......... :......_............. .................... ,....... . By SCOTT WOLFE Times-Sentinel Corres'pondent RACINE - Led by the clutch free throw shooting of Brad Maynard,Todd Grindstaff, Brent Shuler, and Andy Baer, the Southern Tornadoes rolled to a dramatle 76-69 victory over North Gallljl Friday everting. With just under two minutes to go In the game, North led 69-63, sending many fans to the doors be lieving· the f'irates had wrapped up another win. How ever, the tide soon changed, and the Pirates did not score the remainder of the gam e. With just over 1: 30 left in the game. center Brad Maynard pulled Southern closer at 69-65 wilh a short jumper offtheglass. In the ensuing seconds the Pirates missed the first of several late game free throws . Todd Grindstaff put Southern one notch closer with tlie first of a bonus, 69-66, then after a North Gallia miss Brent Shuler grabbed the ever impvrtant rebound and was fouled , where he was sent to the line lor a bonus. Shuler promptly sank both ends of the bonus to pull SHS to within one at 69-68. With SHS pressing NG quickly pushed the ball up the court,. but missed a shot. Shuler again grabbed the rebound and rifled it out to Chad Taylor, who raced the ball upcourt on the break and quickly lilt a short jumper to give Southern its first lead of the game 70-69 . On the lnbounds play Taylor drew his fifth foul and exited, while GregGlassb11rn went to the l!ne, he also fell into the Pirate slump. With · : 45 left Roy Johnson hauled down the rebound and was fouled by a Pirate crewman, bu~Jo nson came up e mpty thi s tim . uthern had fire in Its eyes and sought to make klndllng of the Pirate's plank, as on the next trip the Bucs missed a golden scoring opportunity and a loose ball followed on the rebound. In a scramble for the ball the SHS fans quieted as sharp-shoo ting Rusty Denney, the most not orious of all Pirates, went to the line after being fouled. A glass plate fell over the rim , but Don Mays leaped high for the rebound. He shoveled It off to Denney along the- baseline, but the short jumper rimmed out and Brad Maynard brought home th e everimportant rebound. In frustration Maynar d was louted on the play, sending the leading SHS scorer to the line where he c almly sank both ends of a bonus to most likely secure at least a tie for his club, the j_COre now 72-69 with : 26 remalnlilg. NG quickly pushed the pumpkin down the co urt, where double-digit scorer Br ian Stout fire up a three point atttempt. SHS got the carom and point guard Andy Baer got the ball on the outlet. This set the stage for Baer and Grindstaff's heroics at the line with : 12 and : 02left int he game, giving SHS a hard -fought 76,69 come-from-behind win. Although Southern claimed the win In the action -pa c~ed and decisive final two minutes, the other 22 minutes of the game was also quite explosive, mostly from the Pirates ' point of view. In an explosive offensive ~!fort North Gall!a burst to a 23-15 first period lead, then continued in the same fashion for a 46-35 halftime lead. Southern was led by Bradley Maynard who notched 20 points and pulled down 16 rebounds. Following him In offense was Andy Baer with ·19 points, and Chris Murphy and Brent Shuler, who had career games with 10 apiece. Behind Denney's super effort, Brian Stout added 16 markers, Mays added 10, Glassburn 8, Darin Smith 9, and Benjl Blankenship and Todd Petrie two each, Southern hit 21 of 53 from · the field and 25-31 at the line. Maynard and Shuler grabbed 27 of Southern 's 40 rebounds. North had 44, led by Denney and Mays who added 11. SHS had 7 steals, 11 turhovers and 20 fouls. NG ahd 3 steals:: 19 turnovers and 21 fouls. Slow in brea king from its huddle with five seconds remain· lng and leading 55-54, the South· ern reserves fell to defeat 56-55 as North Gallla waited In almost untouched for the winning goal. Chris Tackett led the Bucs with 17 poln(s. Southern was led by Doug Lavender with 10 points. · Southern is now 4·5 overall at the varsity level and 4-2 In the SVAC. North Gallla Is 5·3 overall and 3-3 in the SVAC. Score l)y q.uarters N. Gallia ·.-: ....... 23 23 13 10-69 Southern ........ .. 15 20 22 19-76 SOUTHERN (76) -,. Murphy . 2·2·0·10; Amos 1-0-2; Grindstaff 0-0-5-5; Taylor 3·0·2-8; Johnson 1-0-0-2; Baer 5-1·6·19; Shuler 4-0-2-10, Maynard 5-0-10-20. T().. TALS- 21-3-211-76 NOR'111 GALLIA (69)- Black· burn ~-0-2-2, Stout 3-2-4-16; Glass· burn 1-2-0-8; Mays 3-0·4·10; Petrie 1·0-2; D. Smith 4-0-1-9; · Denney 9-0-4·22 . TOTALS - ' 21-4-15-69 SVAC STANDINGS (All games) TEAM WL P Eastern .... ... : ....... 5 3 616 North Gallia .. ......5 3 571 So uthwester n ...... .4 3 496 Oak Hill ... .... .... .. .4 4 471 So uth ern ... ........... 4 5 584 Hannan Trace ..... 3 5 501 Kyger Creek ...... .. 2 6 509 Symmes Valley ... 0 8 432 OP 625 495 502 510 582 493 578 589 (SVAC games) TEAM W L l' Eastern ............... 5 1 474 Oak Hill .. .. ........ .. 4 1 324 Southern .... .... .. .. .. 4 2 415 North Gallia ........ 3 3 432 Southwestern ....... 3 3 408 Hannan Trace .. .. . 2 3 313 Kyger Creek .. :.. ... 2 4 378 Symmes Valley .. . 0 6 318 TOTALS ..... .. ... .. 23 23 3062 OP · 438 288 385 364 427 317 421 422 3062 I Reserves) W L ,P TEAM OP North Gal!ia .. .. .... 5 1 344 241 Southern ....... .... ... 5 1 318 238 Symmes Valley ... 4 2 255 261 Hannan Trace ..... 3- 2 219 193 Eastern .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ~ .l 273 299 Southwestern .... .. . 2 :I 232 242 Oak Hill .. .. ......... 1 4 182 234 Kyger Creek.,...... 0 6 179 294 TOTALS .......... ,. 23 23 2002 2802 Friday's results Kyger Creek 79, Eastern 74 Southern 76, North Gallla 69 Tuesday's action Point Pleasant. at Hannan Trace Wahama at Kyger Creek Southwestern at aves Federal Hocking at Eastern · two t hree-pointers. His shooting kept Kyger's head above water as Eastern,'down 22-13 at the end of the first quarter , closed the gap In the second quarter and' went to the locker room with a five -()9int deficit . Th e third quarter saw the . Eagles score four of the first six points to cut the deficit to three, but Leach buried his last deep basket from the left side at the · 6.: 20 mark to give KC a six-point lead, at 47-41. It took 18·seconds before the Bobcats dialed long . distance agai n, courtesy of Denney from the same area. At that point the Bobcats led 50-41 . Inspired by three-point bombs. by junior point guard' Shawn Savoy and Kenny Caldwe ll, the Eagles responded to Denney's first three-pointer by reellng off five ofthe next six baskets to post a 53-52 lead, their first of the game. The last three minutes of the third fram e and firs t two minutes ofthefourthquarte rsaw a ·scoring margin of no greater than three points , untll Denney, who scored only seven points in the first half, sank his second three-pointer wlth~: 32 left to play . The Bobcats were a head 65-61 at that point. The • Eagles reeled off two straight layups (rom junior for · ward Scott Fitch to tie the game at 65 with 3: 25 left, but 15 seconds later Denney put In his last three-po inter to give KC a 68-65 lead . From that point the Bobcats never trailed. '·'Alan is a good set shooter,'' said Ma rkham. "They were looking for him on the back side, but he got his feet set and drUled them from out there. " In the paint, KC center Mike Reese ''stayed out of foul trouble and played a lot smarter than he has before," said Markham. Reese, a 6-3 senior, dropped in 11 and was a major force on the boards. as was junior power forward John Sipple, who also scored it "and played his best game so far," · according to Markham. ' Speaking of the boards, Mike Frost , a 6-4 junior forward, had eight of the Eagles 32 rebounds, but only s~ored five points. •• • • : AI• : Sex : ; ; Yr. llo; II. F. : Bk. .: , • · COLOR Grar White · Tan. .: .: J: .: .: . 0 ;. 0 0 0 • ' • o ., Brown : Yellow ; Hair Lon& •• : 8reid·. . 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Score by quarters Eastern ........... 13 24 20 17-74 Kyger Creek .... 22 20 16 21·79 KYGER CREEK (79)- Leach 6-3-8-29; . A. Denney 2-3-7-20; Reese 5·0-1:11; Sipple 4-0-3-11; • Johnson 2-0-ll-4; s. Denney 1·0·02; Lucas 1-0-0-2. TOTALS 21-6-19-74 Field-goal shooting - 27-64 l42.2 pet.) Foul shooting - 19-27 (70.4 pci'.) . Rebounds- 38 (Reese 9) Assists -15 (Leach 9) Steals- 5 (Leach 3) Turnovers - 18 EASTERN (7~) Marti n 8-0-2-18: Savoy 6-1-1-16; Fitch 7-0-0-14; Caldwell 3-1 -1-12; Frost 2-0-i.-5; Horner 0-1·0-3; Bissell 0-0-2-2; Durst 1-0-0-2; Lance 1-0-0-2; Mu rphy 1-0·0·2. TOTALS A peaceful, pleasant and · prosperous New Year to all! · Thanks to our many friends and customers. · L W. CENNAMO Soccer England's Gary L!neker, fuUy recovered from the flu , was expected to play Sunday for Barcelona against Atl'etlco Mad· rid in a· meeting between the second-and third-place ,teams In the Span Ish League. R&G FEED & SUPPLY . AnORNEY-AT·LAW 336 S. High St., Columbus, OH. 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KC· Bobcats ·upset Eastern Eagles 79-74 . s~ason. • Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . defeating Eastern (Pa.) 76.69 · The Pioneers joined the MOC In Troyer and 6-6 sen lo. trd ·. man) taking the place of the his tea~mates In the 84 -721oss to Thursday night In the opening 1965. Andy Booth lor leadersr.+, he Redmen's 6-4 senior Marc GoDefiance with 19 points. and Is round of the Os Ierman' 5 JewelMalone opened 1988-89 with a has promoted some of his under- thard .. Gothard was injured In expected to see action against the ers Classic at Walsh College. third-place .finish In the Drew ~lassmen lor front-line duty . Phil Rio's 86-65 win over Shawnee Pioneers. Smith's club was to face Daemen (N.J.) University Tournament · Gebhardt (5-11, freshman) Is State on Dec. 11 and did not play Jim Kish f6 -7, sophomore ) Is (N.Y.) In the championship Nov. 18-19 on lts-104·80 win In the expected to lace of! against Rio's In the Defiance tournament. anticipated to start at center for game Friday. consolation game over Manhat· Anthony Raymore (5-11 , senior) . Mike Tidwell (6·3, sophomore ) Malone and his opposite number "Talent-wise, we have as good tanville ' (N.):.) . Other victories in the point guard slot, and Tpdd wil! probably start in the other for the Redmen Is expected to be a team as we've ever had since have been over Walsh, 83-69; Martin (6-tl, junior) wlll oppose forward position for Rio Grande. · Benning, who has started at the I've been here," Smith said In a Cedarville, 80-76; a nd Lake Erie, the Redmen's Brian Watkins . Redmen · co-captain Jimmy post in most of Rio's games, or pre-hollday interview . "But_ 85~62. Losses have l;Jeeri to Shaw_- (5-10, sophomorenn·the shooting Kearns (6·1. senior) , whO has possibly Lambcke and Jackson. there Is nobody weak on our ~ nee State, 91-81, Fmdlay, 81-55, guard P9Sltlon: been )!sed In backup capacity as Last season, .Malone posted a schedule, so we sure can't relax ' Drew, 69-66; Geneva (Pa. ), 77Troy~r. and Booth are elqlected a guard so far , was pressed Into 77-76 win over Rio at Lyne-center ..ason." 68; Ashland, 93:75; Def.!ance, to ' start at forward slots, With action for th e Defiance tourna- on a last -second )umper by at any point In these Smith, now In his sixth season 88-73; and Wooster, 66-60. either John I.:ambcke · (6·5, J\ln- ment and Came thro'ugh wlth 13 . Booth, but the Redmen came helming the Pioneers, compiled While Smltlt has depended lor), Rob Jackson (6-6, junior) . points in Rio' s 68-61 victory over back nearly two weeks later to ~iJiti 4 i~~g;: ~&sef~n~g~a~~ pupon 6-: j~nlor foprwardlKelth or Larry Benning ~6-4, fre;:· BWheaton Kearns led all ot_ • edlgle the Pioneers 73-66. - RIO GRANDE-' 'Unpredlcta· ble" Is the term Malone Coach Hal Smith has used_to descr.lbe Ills 1988-89 team and despite the Pioneers' less-than-anticipated record, that · unpred!cttitlllty could be a factor wtlen Malone hosts the Rio Grande Redmen TUesday at 7:30p.m. at Osborne Rallln Canton. : The game marks lhe resumption o( Mld-Ohlo Conference action; with tire Redmen tak!Jig a 1-0 conference slate Into , the game with them and Malone countering with It$ ·2-0 loop s,t andlng. Rio' defeated Tiffin 77--<5 at Lyne Center on Nov. 291n first conference game of the : Januii'Y 1 , 1989 Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. ' • .' • ' • Paga A-6-Sunday Ti11181-Sentinef . ' .. MOOE.L 330 ·' Oes•gned 10 prov,de ease ol handlong under a wode varoety of cutung cond•tions, th1s m1d· 1ange saw features a powerful 3.3cu. on- engone tl'shght in welgt\t with a profeSsional desiQO that 1ncorpor"ates the most up-tCHiate features with bu1ll·in performance and rehabd:ly • STANDARD EQUIPMENT: ! '-~to 108 pag~ 22 1 • Power TIP.' Gu Wel~ed and Sptocket liP guode bars • V1brllt1~ lsolatiOfl a AuiO!"'I_tiCChaonoohog e ProleutOnal style lronl and rear handguardS • CD ~~MIO!\ .. • Multi-Chamber Softone muffler • R-Ill'" seroes 38 chromed chain RIDENOU~ SUPPLY CIIST., OliO 6 MONTH CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT RATE ·a.00°/~-8.30°/o ~=·L . $3,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO, N. A. ' The Bank That Makes Things Happen GALUPOUS 446-0902 .Member FDIC .·• •• .... • • .,•• •• •'l_, ·''.• ••• • '• ., ... • -.•••• •; ....•. •, • MIDDLEPORT . ; • .992-8881 . ::. �' . . ' • /• ,' . ' PomerOy-Middleport-Gallipolis-;-bhio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. _Page-A-8. Si.md8y Times-SMtinel January ----·Area~ewsbriem--~~--~--~----~­ Mei" transfers to the 1985 Toyota Supra . . ' . The sheriff's department arrested Gregory Alan Carter, 26, . Crown City at 12:50 a.~. Saturday on a bench warrant charging that Carter failed to appear for a court' hearing. OfficiaLs to be sworn in Monday . GALLIPOLIS- All candidates voted Into offices in the Nov. 8 General Election, will be sworn in on Monday, Jan. 2. at 9 a.m. in - the Multi-Purpose Room at Gall!a County Courthouse. The swearing-in ceremonies will be open to the publiC . Common Pleas Court Judge Donald A. Cox, Municipal Court Judge Joseph L. Cain, and Juvenile and Probat~ Court Judge Thomas S. Moulton will be swearing In ail nine elected-officials with a recep tion to follow. Officials taking offices Monday will be re-elected Gallla County Commissioner, Jan . 2 term, T.Kail Burleson; elected Gallla County Commissioner, Jan. 3 term. George E . Pope; elected Prosecuting Attorney, Brent A. Saunders; elected . Sherif!, Dennis R. Salisbury; elected Recorder, Molly V. Plymale; re-elected Treasurer, Myro.n L. McGhee. Re-elected offiCials , running unopposed in November, were James P. Baird, Engineer: Louise Burger. Clerk of Courts; and Edwatd J. Berkich, Coroner. ·, ~ Patrol investigate aceident GALLIPOLIS - The State Highway Patrol investigated an accident at 9:50 a.m. ' Friday in Gallia County on SR 554, at the junction of old SR 160 (Porter Road), at Porter. Troopers said a cardrivW by Curtis D. Swick, Jr. ,20, Bidwell, backed from a parking area onto SR 554 i.n to the path of another vehicle driven by Brian K. ·EIIiott, 19, Rt. 1, Bidwell, al'l!l the vehicles collided. Nq one was Injured. Damagewasmi>derateto both vehicles. 1 The patrol cited E;wlck on a charge of failure to yield the right of way. The patrol invesilgated an accident ln Meigs County at 6:38 p.m. Friday on SR 7, 3.2 miles north of the Gailia .County line. Troopers said-"ll car driven by Margaret A. Sinclair, 45, of Pomeroy, struck and killed a deer. No one was Injured. Damage to lhe car was moderate. , ~ Police probe minor accident GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Police investigated a minor accident at 11:09 p.m. Friday on the parking lot at MCDonald's Restaurant, 1715 Eastern Ave. · Officers said Charles A. McGuire, 20, Rt. 2. Crown City, · backed out of a parking spot and his picku!HI'IIck struck the Tight rear quarter panel a! a parked pickup truck owned by Michael D. Carter, Rt.. 4, Gallipolis. Damage was minor to both vehicles. I . Car-deer accident investigated . GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Sherilrs Department lnvestlgatell an accident at 11:55 p.m •. Friday on SR 218,. about one mile ndrth of the Gallla-Lawrence County line. No one was · Injured. Deputies said a car driven by Hoorman D. Waymond, 22, Oak Ridge, Tenn., struck and injured a deer. The animal had to be destroyed, according to deputies. There was moderate damage ~ POMEROY- Seven calls were answered by units Friday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. , ' At 8:49a.m., tile Middleport Squad took Laura ScottfromCole St., to Veterans1Memorial Hospital; T\lppers Plains at 3:35 p.m., treated William Haselton at his home on Route 124; Rutland at 5:20p.m. treated Leland Haley at hishomeonHappy Hollow Road; th'e Orange Township Fire Department answered · a call to a strucwre fire at the Bill Amos residence at 6:49p.m.; · Rutland ~t 7:08p.m. took Lola Harrison from Depot St., to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Olive Township answered a call to a structural fire at the Dillard residence on Route 124 at 9:23 p.m. Tuppers Plains at 9:30 p.m. took Jack Lance from Township Roa~ 313 to Veterans Memor~l Hospi tal. ' I . MOVIE RENTAL VIDEO GAMES By Appointment 367-0641 , " •' We _offer con)plete tuxedo reotal servtce t~21p you look your belton that •r--;•1 da_y. Priced from · . S2995 HASKINS· TANNER · 332 Second Ave. IIOUIS .... & FrL 9:J "Qualiry Men'• Wear Since 1866" '•"'·"•lll-fl lurL & s,.t. 9-l • Gelllpolit, Ohio - · •• E-'1 CAll~E "~MS The Mother- To-Be $119 Open lOJM.-Wad. ·Tiouro. -Sot. 9:30-5:30 Mon.• Fri. Ill L8. ~::00 SAOSa~~E . 1-LI. 8AC0ll 1-\.8. ···~ ' ,,~ UDIES, BOYS & GIRLS · Winter Coats & Jackets 1 • LADIES. Robes & Flannel Sleep wear SNO flOSS-sos CANS 1/2 PRICE 'I /, '• A. Hale DEXTER - Ronnie •A. Hale, 19, 26778 Star Hall Road, Dexter, died Wednesday evening at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va., following a brief illl!ess. Born Dec. 11, 1969 in Udorn, , Tlrailand, he was a son of Wit iiam A." Hale of St. Amant, La., and Narcee A. Hale, Dexter. In addition to his parents. he is survived by four sisters,' Mary, Andrea, Kacie and Kelsey Hale, and a brother, Richard Hale, all of St. Amant; paternal grandparents, John and Claudia Hale of WilkesvU!e, and a paternal great-grandmother, Taney Willi· amson. V.arney, Ky. Services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Sunday from Wilkesville United Methodist Church with· the Rev. Robert Steele officiattn~. Burial will be in the Vinton Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Maggie's Home Church at Dundas after noon Saturday and one hour prior to the service at the Wilkesville chprch. The James ·N. Blower Funeral Home at McArthur is in charge of services. · FJlrl A. McGrath POMEROY Earl A. McGrath, 73, 38166 New Lima Road, Rutland, died Friday at the Holzer Medical Center follow· In& a brief illness. A construction worker, he was bclrn Sept. ~9. 1915, in Lodi Township, Athens County, a son of the late Charles and Alma Lawrence McGrath. · · SuMving are his wife, Minnie, The Plains; three sons, Charles of Chanc·ey; Ot!S'"'of The Plains, and Larry of Coolville; three sisters, Blanch Webli and Gladys Allan, both of Shade, and Opal Cremeans, Tuppers Plains; 10 "' LB. • • - - ROYAl SCOTT . ts LB. BAO 1ELLOW ONIONS s LB. BAO . 1ELLOW ONIONS .' From the Staff and Management of Jim Mink Chevroltt·Oidsmobile,· -''May You U.S. NO.1 WHITE-to LB.,lA8 .; 'POTATOES ' • ) Dri~e . ...•' . , ~:~F.•t~DER. $499 . *1 REO EMPEROR SLICING LB. 29 TOMATOES .· $ St t269 · SW~ET CARROTS LAROE 1· . ......__ RED OR OOLDEN--s BAO DEiiCIOUS APPLES 179 GRAPES LBS. FOR .. .. • '. $ .. • • Bast HAPPILY!i' ·Wishes ... • THANK YOU ·FOR A TERRIFIC 1988. • ., ., • The Corner of ,. JIM MINK CHEY.-OLDSMOBILE ·1611 USTIII AYE. • GAWPOLIS, OH. • 446-U72 · . ' .- .. ...•• D,.rln ONE: • DAYS ·M.-10 P. '· ~ . ..' Hartinger We accept and Pearl Street • EK • coupons. '· -, __ , I .l • : thra '89 The Sunbeam Appliance Company has been unable fo meet the deman~ for some 'Of the appliances offered 1n our promotion. We at Vaughan's are doing e~erything possible to receive . additio'nal appliances to honor your saver ~amps. Appliances ~re being shipped from Sunbeam over the next few weeks so· pl~ase hold your stamps. We will honor all of your stamps for appliances and will insure that you r~ei\(e the appliances of your choice. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause ·you. 'S99 . 99~ '.• ·lB. PICO.' ( C!lrdirtai Affiliated Supermarket 10 L8. OR MORE . . "'" .. wife, Jo-Ann, and lhree lsOIIS, from left, Timothy, Alheos, WMPO eng1Jie$r; Howard, a Chillicothe businessman, and Johi) E., The Plains, WMPO station manager. Empfpyees presented a plaque, a cake and a commendation from the Ohio General ASsembly, 7 · Corner of Gen. Hartinger Picwv 1 and Pearl Street Middleport, Ohio 992-3471 . . THOROFARE -Area deaths ....___ ____,J,/_ _ __ R~nnie s-\.8. P¥1. . • I Sf!rvices will be held at 1 p.m. Mo~day at the Ewing Funeral ,Holhe with the Rev. Joseph Sayre officiating. Burial will be In Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. &ROOtlO 8£Ef • • • • , FOULDS-7Ya OZ BOX MONDAY . JAN. 2 ONLY $149 LB. .• CHICKEN NOODL OR VE8iTABLE • 1/2 P~ICE JACKETS :Exduclng llg len · anti Carhartt . &lOUtlO C"UC\( · s LBS. OR MORE • SNO FlOSS-4o OZ CAN . MEN'S WINTER · grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Elza and Ernest McGrath, and a grandson, Steve McGrath. ZESTA -.CRACKERS••t·JP.rPI••• •' ' . R\8S ~ • I , ~<· . 89+ ~UAKlR ATS •• .- •••••••••••-,.,,.... ., j 29 PORK &BEANS ..... 8 9t 10RN·~.~··.~~... 4/*1'' KIDNEY BEANS ..... 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Pollee sald1Don F(anklin Lude, Jr., 23, Moundsville, W.Va., waived extra~ition to return voluntarily to Gallla County toface the charge. Lude is c~arged with grand theft in connection with an incident June 9, 1988, at Cen~rai Supply,17 CourtS!. Police said . Lude allegedly rented a snake (a tool to clean drains ) and borrowed a dollj). Officers said Lude allegedly failed to return the items, and, consequently, is charged with theft. The snake was valued~~ $30 and the dolly , at $350. . Lude is sqheduled for an appearance in Gallipolis Municipal Court. .I • ·94"0LE :Wntern·iry Fashions from Lingerie 10 Finer Dre.<Se.! For Special Occa•iqns. lnfarll Clothin/( 0-24 Months 1/t PORt< C\lUC\( GREll:. •• A Shop To Mcer The Needs uf . Weather : HONORED- John E. M. (Jack) Kerr, sealed, was honored by employees at WMPO Friday )\'hen he put In his last fuU day as owner-general manager of the station with which he has been assoclaled for almost the put 30 years. Pictured with Kerr are members of his famtly Including his • TANNING BED For That . Speelal Oeeatlon Man ret,4 rns tofacf! charge l 1, 1989 ·· .. CHESHIRE CRAFT SHOP Harry C. Hill, Katier Hill to Columbus 'So. Power Co., R/ W, Letart. Wilbert McClain to Columbus So. Power Co., RJW, Lebanon. Gary Grttftth,Juantta Griffith· to Columbus So. Power Co., R/ W; Chester. David J,.. Grate to Columbus So. Power Co., R/ W, Chester. Meigs EMS answers seven·calls Stolen vehicle recovered GALLIPOLIS - A ·car stolen Dec. 14 in GalUpolls was recovered Friday in Pike County, according to the Portsmouth Post of the State Highway Patrol. · Gallipolis Police said the 1982 Mercury Lynx owned by Randy L. Harrison, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was taken between 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Dec. 14, from the parking lot of Dtversilled Management at 417 Second Ave, The vehicle had nearly a fu:tl tank of gas. Harrison did not leave his keys In the car, pollee reported. Troopers at the Portsmouth Patrol Post said Harrison's car was found abandoned at a roadside rest area on US 23, near Waverly, In Pike County. There were no apprehensions. I - �. .. ' I .• • Pom8roy-Middleport-Galli Page-A-1 O-r-Sunday Times-SentUtel ~A .y. Janu.y 1. 1989 is, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Vll. • ongt year of transition: the top Stories m 1988 • • .. ' e ~ rtver 1rinttll See additional 'top stortes' page B3 Kiek Off The ·New ~ear lfith · Super Sawing•!! OFF F .IRE! FIRE! - Tbe 1988 year brought 266 spreading to Willis 'J,'ire Company, 206 Third Ave. a.larms to the Ga.lllpolls Fire Department, an ·and damaging two houses. Total structural Increase· In the 251 alarms reported In 1987, damage was estimated at $213,400 v;tth total according to Fire Chief Ray Bush. The largest lire content damage estimated at $182,500, Bush said of the year was on July 9, when !Ire broke out at the fire was set but no suspects were taken Into the Jim Mink Chevrolet lot, 2i!!J Second Ave., custody or charged. (File photo) SALE COLUN'f THEATRE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE TillE OF SHOWS · TONIGHT THRU THURS., JAN. 5 1988 election brings cJ:tanges BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE GET 2ND PAIR 1/2 PRICE 2nd PAIR OF· EQUAL VALUE OR LESS if2 PRICE ON£ £YElliNG SHOW AT 7 P.M. ADMISSION !1.00 The Nov. 8 ·General Election brought two major upsets In the nine local offices on the ballot. The bigges t upset was !he election of a new .Gallla County .Sheriff after 12 years. Dennis R. SaliSbury took the office of sheri!! from three· term Sheriff James M. Montgomery. . J.E. (Dick) Cremeens lost his seat on the Jan. 3 term of the Gallla County · CommiSsion to · George E. Pope. After 22 years as county recorder, Eva lee Myers will ret ire !rom the position, which opened the office lor the election. In a close race, MollyV. Plymale will take the office after campaigning against Karen W. Brownell. Brent A. Saunders was elected to the position of prosecuting attorney for the first time after being appointed to the position February 1988. • Maintaining their offices were 'f. Kall Burleson, Jan. 2 term of the county commission; Myron L. McGhee, county treasurer; James P. Baird. county eng!· neer; Louise Burger, clerk of courts; and Edward Berklch, · cou nty coroner. • TONIGHT THRU,THURS., JAN. 5 [i;;;,;;~~~ 531 J!CKSOII ....... FINAL 5Jl JACKSON PI k( ROUTE lS VEST . ROUTE 3S WEST . Phone 446-4524 446--4524 OFF 1/2 SALE.MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 9:30 A.M.. to 8:00 P.M. AU SALES r~~ PO~~~~~-~~~~ PIKE 2nd PAIR lf2 PRICE I)N£ EVENING SHOW AT 9 P.II. ADIIISStON $1.00 JANUARY INVENTORY CLEARANCE c·oNTINUES lobking back Newsmakers in ¥eigs County during 1988 . By CJ!MLENE UOEFLICH . Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Another opefl· · i11g, another show, and away we go. . . ll's 1989. Happy New Year! How nice it Is to throw away !he old calendar, pick up a cleaq one, and start all over again. rrs reassuring to believe that the mistakes of the past will remain just that, to 'look at the New Year as a 't ime of challenge and promise, as another chance to go for !hose dreams, to reach for !he best, to forget the rest. But the events of the past year have not been without Impact. 11 has been a year marked by ,.personal tragedies and . trl'umphs, of strikes and settle· ments, of financial losses and gains, of , closings of longestablished businesses and openIn!( of new ones. · And we remember ....... JANUARY 1988 came In with the Meigs Local teachers' strike In lull swing. On Jan. 3 Judge Charles Knight ordered the teachers and the board of education Into negotiations, but It wasn't until Jan. 24 th~t an agreement was reached and school resumed. 'lflddleport. village was approved for a state grant o!$67,711 and a federal grant of $45,881 for the public transportation system In 1988. The village serves as administrative agency for the Blue Streak Cab Co. which Is !he public transportation system for Meigs County. ·~ The Chester F:lre Department got their first new pumper truck in many years. The cost was $SJ.OOO. Work under a project paid by the FE>deral Office of Surface Mining was started to extinguish an old slate dump flr§l which had been smoldering unllerground for several months on the propertyofLulaShaffer, Dark Hollow Road. Mlddlepoft employees got a pay hike as the 1988 budget was apptCIW!il by-Vlll.ige' Council. Paul Gerard was elected president of -t he Pomeroy Chamber or· Commerce, Robert Snowden was re-elected president of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education, and Mr. and Mrs. Jell Wayland were declared the winners of the ''first baby" contest of The Dally Sentinel. Bill Nease for excellence In office as chamber president, and Bob Hoeflich for community service, were presented plaques at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce's annual dinnerdance at Royal Oak Park. Schools were closed, !here were several accidents, and everybody postponed meetings as Meigs County carrie out from under what was described as a " blizzard" overnight Jan. 25. Meigs County Co:mmlssloners announced a local $60,000 revolvIng loan fund from business and industry hoping to attract and retain businesses In local communities. Charles E . Blakeslee was again named executive director for the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission. FEBRUARY George Voinovich as a candidate for the U.S. Senate made his . first visit to Meigs County where he joined about 250 local Republicans for a Lincoln Day dinner. Ron Reynolds and Bob Jeffers were presented plaques In appreciation of their community lnvol· vement ·and support of the emergency and fire departments by Syracuse Mayor Eber . Pickens. . A new medical-dental clinic opened In · Racine In newly renovated quarters at !he corner of Fifth and Pearl Streets. While Dr. Lawson has practiced dentistry in Racine for the past nine years, Dr. Hunter Is the first medical doctor the village has had for nearly 30 years. The serious condition of finances for operating schools In the Eastern Local Scbool District was aired for the public and the board voted to place a continuing tax levy of 12.4 mills on the May 3 ballot. · The possibility of town-owned TV cable service moved Into discussion at a Syracuse VIllage Council meeting. Post offices around the county cut back on window service In compliance wltq the U. S. Postal Service's program to reduce expenditures. Meigs Countians went over the hundred mark In units of blood contributed as the Red Cross Bloodmobile·made Its visit here. Carolyn' Charles became a 17 gallon donor. , A number of Meigs Countians returned to work as American Alloys, formerly Foote Mineral, went back Into operation after being closed down for many months. The Meigs Local School District Board of Eduction voted to place a five mill current expense continuing levy on the May primary ballot as a part of the settlement agreement with the STOREWIDE SAVINGS ,SAVE ON Gallia County suffered four lata lilies In 1988, consistent with the !o~r 1987 fatalities . The 1988 deaths were Gallia Countlans ranging In age from 16 to 23, Including two Gallla Academy High School students, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post State -Highway PatroL : On March 29, Barbara S. Chapman, 23, Rt. 2, Patriot, was driving west on US 35 when !he vehicle in front of Mrs veered left . of center, striking a third vehicle. DebriS from the collision struck Chapman. . • Sixteen-year~ Rltu Khosla, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was driving her 1988 Mazda 929 on June 17, when she apparently lost control on a curve on SR 141. The vehicle ran off the right side of the roaq, striking and continuing over a guard raH,. and then over an embankment, overturning. several times. Khosla and a passenger were thrown from the vehicle. The passenger suffered serious InjurIes. A third passenger, wearing-a safety bell, suffered only minor vlsable Injuries. On July 28, Phillip W. Sloan, 21, Rt . 1, Northup, was discovered in a field off CR 6, one mile south of SR 160. According to the patrol . report, Sloan was 'I!OrthbQund Oil CR 6 when he went off the rlgght side of the road, striking a tree. Within two weeks, 16-year-old Christopher W. Slone, Rt. 1, Crown City, was driving north on SR 218 when he apparently lost control of the vehicle, striking an embankment and overturning. AU WOOL & CORDUROY-·· 50°/o OFF AU . 500' . CHRISTMAS FABRICS........... 10 OFF .. . .. ~· BIG SELECTION OF too's ol 5QO . FASHION- FABRICS ••••••~.'!.... Yo OFF. SPECIALS ON WHITE . $ l SEWING MACHINES ........ Starting At 1 9 REDUCED ................ · Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Laura Scott, Middleport; Carl Lee, Long Bottom. Discharged - Beulah Ran· som, Rosella Secoy, John McKenzie, Dorothy Barrett, Arnold Johnson, ,, ie s-.""' at 0n1, $8996 •Bedroom Suites •Dining Room Suites •Living Room Suites •New & Used ·Furniture •Coffee and End Tables •Hoover Sweepers •Box Sp.:ings and Mattresses .. IUY 1, GO 1 FREE •Zenith TVs •Breakfast Sets •Dinette ·Sets •Recliners ' A YEAR OF CONCERN - The high temperatures and lack of rain made the summer of 1988 a time of concern. Farmen watched their ~roJII wither In the fields, residents saw their welts run dry, ud the weather became the mala topic of conversation. On July 8 the Bank One thermometer registered 104 degrees, a few dayo later It went to 108 degrees. · Teachers Assocatlon. The Shady Cove Road'fioodlng problem and the controversY, as to who has the responsibility of raising .the road out of flood level continued. Dr. Malcolm W. Lentz was aamed' new chief of staff at Veterans Memorial Hospital. MARCH E.A. (Bud) Wingett was presented a plaque by Racine Village Council lr. recognition of his many years of community ser-· vice. In making the presentation Mayor Frank Cleland credited Wingett, a former Racine mayor, with "leading the way" for the ·lns.tallatton ,of water and street lighting systems and the organ!- . zatlon of the volunteer fire and emergency departrnen ts . Also honored that night for her role of support was his late wife, Maxine. Rachael Roush, elgllth grader at lVIelgs Junior High School, won tile county spelling bee. Meigs County's jobless rate was reported as being up to 11.3 percent In January from the 8.4 percent recorded In December. The postal service announced a three cent rate Increase making the cost of a first classstamp 25· cents. Jennifer and Heather Friend, both victims of cystic fibrosis traveled to Disney World In Florida on an all-ex pense paid "dream come true" visit fl· nanced through Operation Liftoff. · EPA press\lre to bring the village's sewage system Into compliance with state and fed· eral requirements caused Pomeroy Village · Council to move toward hiring au tUlly supervisor to oversee the project. Meigs County Comlssloner Rl· chard Jones spoke out In protest to the "crumbs" which the Ohio Legislature allocated to Meigs County(.06ofonepercent) In the statewide capital Improvement project fund. Veterans Memorial Hospital was awarded continued accredl· tation by the Joint Commission ' Accreditation of Healthcare Org~nlzatlons after an on-site. evaluation by surveyors who considered quality patient care and the safety of the environment ln which that care Is provided. Middleport VIllage Council awarded bids totaling $135,888 for lmprovemen ts to the village's water treatment facllity. Sen. Jan Long called for more equality In funding for education in Ohlg..to keep the rich districts · from getting richer and the poor districts 'from getting poorer when he spoke at Constituents Day In Chester. Tom R. Reuter was given his oath of office as the new Pomeroy postmaster filling a vacancy created by the retirement of James·Soulsby . Meigs County's first economic development loan was approved by the Regional Revolving Loan Committee and Dr. Larry Kennedy, Middleport was awarded $25,000 as pan. of a total financial package ·or $191,000. · APR_p.. The $200,000 expansion and renovation project at the Senior Citizens Center, funded through a grant from the Ohio Deplftment of Aging was well underway . Meigs County Engineer Phil Roberts In his annual report to the Meigs County Commissioners proposed a $1.2 million road Improvement project. A coyote was taken In the Chester area by Steven Erwin, a on \ AU KNimNG MACHINES $ REDUCED ...................Sttrttng ., 0n1, 150 DRY CLEANING & MASTER .TUX SERVICE 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH*! •ro QUALIFIED APPUCANT Hospital news , ~ ' AU CABINET.S . •Entertainment Centers •Gun Cabinets •Curios •Bean Bags •Lamps • ~0 ·1 --~ FABRIC SHOP nowmiWII POIIIIOY, OHIO ~~:::-·n ,.ff ~~-~~~ l l \.. RUTLAND FURNITURE' CO. 742·2211 RUTLAND, OH. HO• OF THE GRATE GUYS, WHERE YOU GET GREAT BUYS . • . ·T wo teens die in car wrecks . January 1, .1989 Two drown in Ohio River The bodies of Shain Smith. 18. Two drowning were reported In of Salem Center, and Pete GalUa County In ,1988. · On Friday night, Aprll22, three McDonald, 19, of Dexter, were • Meigs County men were silting later discovered downstream. on an eight-foot flat bottom boat, on !he Ohio River near Mile Post . 258,'near the Gavin Power Plant. The James K .. ElliS barge tow was making Its route up the dhlo River when It capsized the small boat · John Brown, 24; of LangjW!lle, was rescued by Gavin Plant employees on the barge when they heard yelling, they reported. ~ ~etdin.d Section B . 1\ YE.U OF CHANGE -From tuJIJIItltullon of bukiDI lo a library, thlll fonner Dlunond Savlnp 1111d Loan Co. oa Mala St. Ia Pomeroy Is - ullderJOiar ~han1e. Tbe present lltructure 11 belq renovated and large addltloaa oa the sides ·~ tu1d front are belag added. Plaaa call fl)r Che aew Melp Ubrary Ia be read)' lor occupaDc)' In early summer. The overall coat of the project Is expected to excieed $800,000. first for Meigs County, according to Keith Wood, game warden. · The female an lmal weighed abQut 30 pound~ and "\aS about to give birth to several pups. While most residents were looking forward to the warmth of summer, Middleport Vllage Council was making plans for the ·ChriStmas holiday season. Donations and pledges for the ·purchase of new decorations lor the town totaled $3,475. Jack Ambrose, grocery man· ager at the Pomeroy Kroger Store, was honored for 41 years service with the Kroger Co. at a buffet luncheon. Freddie Houda· shell, employed In the printing business in Meigs County for over 47 years retired !rom Quality Pri!Jt, Middleport. She followed her father's footsteps Into the business right after high school. ~Arthur W. (Bill) Nease, Jr. was named to the board of directors of Veterans Memorial }iospltaL Three retiring members, Harold Rice, John Rice, and Steve Story, were given recognition for !heir service. Racine VIllage Council recognized students In the three schools, Racine Elementary, Southern Junior High, and South· ern High School, located In the village, for academic achievement. Franklin Rizer, lonl(-lime Pomeroy businessman, was appOinted to ~omeroy . VIllage Council to fill a vacancy created when John Anderson took over the newly created job of village administrator.. A $1,000 donation was made by the local motorcycle club to Mayor Fred Hoffman to,be used to purchase playground equipment for the Dave Diles Park. The Pomeroy Post Office was broken Into by two young Pomeroy residents, and a trail of mall taken from there was foun{l In several locations around town. Four were Indicted on drug charges by the Meigs County Grand Jury. Two Meigs County teachers were given jail sentences as a result of criminal damaging in connection with Incidents during !he Meigs Local teachers' strike. MlddleportVIllage Council approved a one percent Income tax. The MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy Ro· tary Club marked 40 years or sponsoring Easter egg hunts at the Middleport Park. A $127,000 pumper 'truck was added to the equipment of the Pomeroy Fire Department. The first phase of a project to build a marina at Syracuse was explained by Robert Wingett. project chairman, to Syracuse V1llage Council. Availability of a $66,000 grant was reported by Wingett. James Ewing, fifth grader at Chester, was !he state winner In - -· . Rev. Roger Grace of the United Methodist . Cooperative Parish for distribution. The parish. maintains a year-round food pantry and clothing center for the county's poor. A YEAR OF CARING - Hundreds ol scouts acr01s the counly participated In collecting food for !he needy as a specla.l project oll988. Here, two den mothers tum In quantities of food to the . ...... • ·---- . ~ the essay contest on highway safety sponsored by the Daugh· ters of the American Revolution. The top 55 scholars In schools ln the Southern Local School Dis· trlct were honored at the first district -wide academic banquet . . MAY Roy L. Holter retired after 33 years as a rural mall carrier. Meigs voters rejected tax measures, a five mill levy In Meigs Local School District and a 12.4 mill levy In Eastern Local School, both .continuing current expense operating levies. Fred W. Crow III defeated Incumbent Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles H. Knight In the Republican prlm· ary and was assured election ln the fall since there were no Democrats on the ballot. ' Meigs vegetable farmers ln the Letart-Racine area settled a three year old law suit against companies which sold a faulty .chemical mix resulting ln decreased Income from their products ln 1985. To commemorate the blcen tennial of the U.S. Constitution and the Northwest Ordinance, 10-foot emerald green maple trees donated by the Ohio Bicentennial Commission as living legacies were planted at !he Meigs County Infirmary and the Chester Commons. Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held to mark the grand opening of a 10,000 square foot addition to Vaughan's Cardinal. The new miniature golf course at Hartinger Park was completed and ready for business. Jim Thomas, vice president of American Alloys of New Haven, w, Va., spoke to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce on the reopenlg of the former Foote Mineral plant an!l Its potential and area economic Impact as an employe owned facility. The Meigs County landfill was closed by order of Jon Jacobs, Meigs County Hea,llh Deparmtent admlnstrator, and local haulers began transporting trash to Mason County landfills. Valedictorians were named, Heather Shuler at Sou lhern, and Maralyn Barton at Eastern . . Kim Shields, recently named Meigs County's Director of Developme~Jt, predicts that Meigs County will boom again If enough people get behind a plan he Is putting In place. The Southern Local School Dlsrlct ·Board of Education faced with financial problems for the next school years abolished sev. era! positions Including supervisIng· principal, .talented and gifts coordinator and aide jobs. Maude Betz of Mfddleport was honored on her 991h birthday at Senior Citizens Day, held at 11\e Center. Because of the long teachers' strike .and necessary time to be made up, Meigs students wert advised that they'll oo in school until June 17. All funding for ex·tracurrlcular activities and athletics was ellminated and numerous other fund Ing programs were reduced as the Eastern Local Board of Education began tightening Its belt. The Eastern Band and Athletic -Boosters opened a drive to raise funds to continue those programs. Homer and Belva Willard celebrated their 701h wedding anniversary. Governor Richard F. Celeste came to Racine to speak at Sou~ern High School's gradua tion. The class presented him with a Sou lhern Tornadoes sweatshirt. The former Diamond Savings and Loan Co. on Main St. In Pomeroy, was purchased by the Meigs County Library Board fo~ $150,000 from ' Bank One, and plans were an~ 1ced lor a $450,000 expansion and renova· tlon project . June, 1989 was set as the date the library w!ll be ready for occupancy. . Middleport hired Carol Cantrell as administrator lor the new village Income tax effective July 1. Jim sOuls by was named citizen of the year by the Big Bend Civltan Club and presented a plaque. Dr. Franklin Rizer, former Pomeroy ,residen t, was recognized for his vital role in the !leld of medical help for hearing Impaired persons. Jodi Brown and David Rice were nameci;IMeigs County JunIor Fair king and queen . JUNE The Rutland post of the Sou theastern Ohio Emergency Medl· cal Service recleved a large donation from Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division. Pomeroy and Middleport Village Councils after months of debate finally came to an agreement on sewage service so that two ·new food businesses could bulld. on property owned by Bill Haptonstall near his Sears Store parking lot at the corporation o lines. Fred Goegleln was presel}ted a plaque In recognition of his 25 years on !he Meigs County Fair Board by Board: Preslden 1 Bill Radford. Also recognized was Muriel Bradford, retiring fair board secretary. London Pool at Syracuse introduced something new In its lineup of classes water aerobics. The new addition to the Rock Springs UnIted Met hod Is t Church was dedicated In ceremonies held on the Sunday of Memorial' Day weekend. Wholesale prices jumped a h;~l r of one percent. the drought (See LOOKING, pall'e B2) I - . �.. • .. January 1, 1989 • Page-8-2- Sunday n~Sentinel . -...;.__Weddingf-J . • • Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohic:i-Point Plaasant. W. Va. January 1, 1989 ' ~ .,., "" ~ Sun$y Times· Sentinel Page 8-3 • A year of .transitiori: ·._ the top stones of 1988 . ·Beaver-Morrise- • length gown or pink and white satin fashioned with tiers of ruffles. She carried a .-ascadlng bouquet of white carnations, pink rases, and gUttered babY'S breath with pink satin ribbons. Matron of honor was Stephlne Lares; West Jefferson, and best man was Rob Combs, Chester. GuestS were registered by the !lrldfl's sister, Karen, Long Bottom. A reception honoring the cou· pie was held at the Masonic Lodge of Chester. LONG BO'ITOM - Kelly Anne. . Morris and Douglas Wayne Beaver ex<'hanged wedding vows in a double ring <'eremony on Sept. 17 at the Keno Church ·of Christ, Long Bottom. The Rev., Donald Combs offi· ciated.'The bride is the daughter of Clyde R. Morris, Long Bottom, and Mrs. Cathy Gray, Elizabeth City, N.C. The groom Is thesono! · Mr. and Mrs. John C. Beaver, Flatwoods. · Escorted to ,.the altar by her father, the bride wote a floor Pomeroy- Middleport- GallipoliS', Ohio-Point•Pleasant~ W. Va. (""' 'y' I'll ['·~ RfJitmire-VanMeter Relmlre, Union Ave., ~omeroy. Their attendants were Megan Smith, matron of honor, and Charles Reltmlre, best man. Lisa Starcher, cousin of the brf\le, presented the piano music and Cassandra and Holly Coats, Belpre, and Jennifer Herbert, Columbus, were flower girls: The couple work In Columbus where they 'will reside. POMEROY - Laura Jean VanMeter and Jeff Reitmlre were united in marriage on Dec. 21 at the Rutland Church of God with the Rei! . John Evans, pastor, officiating. The bride is the daugher Clf Linda Gheen of Pomeroy and . Charles VanMeter oL. Rutland. The groom Is the son of Kathryn Reimlre and the late Olan Pierces celebrate 60 years . DOUGLAS and KEUV (MORRIS) BEAVER LANGSVILLE - Carol R. and Neiiie Abdon Pierce celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Dec. 29. The couple wen~ married in Michigan but have Jived nearly all their married yeai'B'llt Langs· ville. They are the parents of three sons, Carol F . Pler<'e, Langsville, Robert E . Pierce, Columbus, and Da\'ld Pierce, Mansfield; and two daughters, Dolores PlerceJohn&on, Lithopolis, and Sandra Pierce Newton, Waverly. They have numerous grandchildren and great· grandchildren. ,. . \ Senior Citizen Center announces weekly activities GowellTayntor GALLIPOLIS - Elizabeth Ea· ton Tayntor and John R. Gowell, " Jr. were married at the Fl)'st Parish Church, Congregational, of Manchester, Mass., on Satur· day, Nov. 5, 1988: The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ginger Tayntor, Gallipolis, Is Manager of Communications lor the Sea Grant Program at MIT, Cambridge, Mass. She Is also a graduate of Middlebury College (Vermont). The groom, son·ofMr. and Mrs. John R. Gowell, Wakefield, RI.Is VIce President and General Counsel of The Quinn Compan· les, Inc., Danvers, Mass. He Is a graduate of Trinity College (Hartford, Conneclcut) and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, The bride was given in mar· .rlage by her brother, Gregory Hastings Tayntor, of Kensington, Coimeettcut. The bride' s sister, Katherine Anne Tayntor, of Boston. Mass., was the maid of honor. The couple reside in Manches· ter, Mass. . Look ,;n~o cont.lnued,,. back (From LI)OKING, page Bll an~ Mel~ Co~~t_y_ _E_a_s_te-rn_p_a_r_e-nt_s_v_ow_e_d-to_k_ee_p_ ps er" reportedly withering extra-curricular activities alive In the Eastern Local School Gambling machines were con· District despite t~e · financial flscated at 'three .bars in Middle- problems and set a goal of$17,212 port by the Ohio Department of to be raised by July 6. Liquor Control and the Meigs Thor 0. Carsey of the Rock County Sheriff's Department. Sprlgns community, recleved a Waste disposal was recognized bronze star medal for service In as a big· problem for Meigs the U. S. Army, more than 40 County as local trash haulers years after his discharge. complained about the crimp in Mildred Fowler, a 68·year their ·pocketbooks caused by member and only living charter having to haul trash to out·of· · member of Feeney-Bennett Post county landfills. 128, American Legion Auxiliary, ·Estl1er Lowery literally hung was given special recognition up her apron when she retjred as and presented an honor guard by cook at the MiddleRort Ell~men· Past · Eighth District President tary school after 31 years. Florence Richards. First steps toward preparing Paul Gerard was appointed to an application for Downtown Middleport VIllage Cou.ncll fil. Revitalization Funds through the lln_g the unexpired term of Allen Ohio Department of Develop- King. ment's Community Block Grant program were 'taken by the (This review wUI be continued In Pomery Area Chamber of the Thursday, Jan. 5 Issue of the .pany S4\llllnel from Pomeroy) Commerce. A bridge on SR 124 In Langs· ville, built In 1928, was pulled down in preparation for the construction of a new bridge In the same locailon. MIDDLEPORT William Volunteers were recognized at Criner of Middleport has had Veterans Memorial Hospital transferred to Grant Hospital with Scott Lucas, administrator, from Veterans Memorial Hospi· giving · special recogtiltlon, to tal. Criner recently suffered a Jessie White who has volun· heart attack: Cards may be sent teered more than 8,000 hours in to him at Room 821, Grant the past 20 years In the Women's Hospital, Grant Ave., Columbus. Auxiliary. f~~he 7telcls. Cards wekomed . WE WILL REOPEN TUESDAY, JAN. 3 HAPPY NEW YEAR Homec;are Medical Supply ' An. . ·Inventory Reduction 446-0435 SALE! SUPER SAVINGS! • ,DRUG CRACKDOWN- A lip from a concerned citizen resulted In the largest cocaine bust In the city o( Gal Opolis, succeeded with the largest drug conviction. Consequently, two other drug busts · were contributed to tips lrom concerned citizens. A March 2'7 raid resulted In the arrest and conviction of John Rees, for possession ol 55.7 . 89( PER n•D All Calico & Broadcloth .......................... Only 5200 Per Yd. New Shipment of Printed Challis .........: Now $299 ,.., Yd. W'1nt er l'1nen 1n ' beaut1'f li I co.Iors............ Onl y $209 Per Yd. . All Denims & Camouflage ............~ ................ Now S299 Yd. New of Interlock Knit .................. Only S259 Yd. ~ ... ·, CHRISTMAS SALE \ , Lea liter Jackets & (oats ...... 1I 4-113 Off Winter Dresses ................. 1 I 4·1 12 oH - -·-· Gowns & Robes .............. 1/3 Off S33so Winter Suits ............................. 1 I 3 Off T·NeckS •·••••••••••••••••~,9'.!1!·!\ ............. S12 99 Sweaters......................... 25°1o-50°/o Off All .Coats ••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• 1/3 Off · All London Fog Coats ••••••••••••••• 113 Off Wool Blazers ~ .......1!9.1\fM~••••••••••• SS900 THIRD&PINEST. GALUPOUS RclwdllloJAM-... -atHRS· 446•7283 • Prescription op . flu Season Special! • •, • • . ' - • HAY LIFT - The Droughl of 1988 not only affected GaiDa County, but the whole state and nation. During the ~month extreme.4ry spell, Ohio was declared a state of emergency, with special legislation passed to help fannel'!i. The Disaster Assistance Act oll988 provided several f~mers with crop disaster payments from the 12 We have ~ large selection of Ferns, Jade Plants, Some Floor Pants TO OZ.-Reg~ We still have so• hcO..atlvt lt1111s; . Chemicals and Fertilizers, So• Flower Sllop Supplies and a nice group of Shade Tnes, Evergr•ns and Shrubs at 50°/0TO 75°/0on · 453 JACIISON PilE ·· Ull.OUS, OliO 4 •us WIST Of IAWPOUS 011 U.S. 35 ' rezoned to allow construction of the two strip shopping centers. Ohio River Plaza will feature lUll's Department Store and Big Bear, the latter scheduled to open In August or September 1989. It's developer Is the David J. Gllmcher Company of Columbus. Gallla Landing Is developed by W. Gerald Ezell and Dennis Adams of Nashville, Tenn,. and has yet to break ground. (File photo) SHOPPING CENTERS - Two strip shopping centers were propO!Ied for Gallipolis during 11188 - Gallla Landing and Ohio River Plaza, the latter currently under construction. Activity suPIO&!IRd· lng the two announcements was heated, witlr area · merchants complaining about the displacement of the commercial center of GaiUpoDs, but the properties Qn State Route 7 were eventually •• ... • $4.90 .. ·.•,'. ..·. . ..'• • MYLANTA II ' 12 OZ. - Reg. $5.95 · NOW • •.' $199 FAIR TIME- The 1988 Gal Ita County Junior Fair brought only two re.corda.lor tlle'talr. During the 'l'llunday nlgbt llbow featiii'ID« coiudy llln1er ' PRESCRlPTION SHOP 992-6669 271 1. Sec011d, Middleport, OH. , " S1 99 NOW $1000 / federal government , e mergency feed p~ogram , and emergency water supply. The county offered a special thanks to the Joe Vale Farms In North Carollna and BurUngton Industries trucks for providing hay to Gallla County farmers on July 7. (File photo) .. KAOPECTATE CONCENTRATE ' soc ~ LAFA YERE MALL • GALLIPOLIS GREEN PLANT SALE I FIOM ', ·• .I 1\.W' w···.........._ - • W1 bill r.llcart/MIIIIIIill 01111 othlr lnluranctfFII' Y01. ' . lEG. 149.00 WAUl CLOSm •oNDAY, JAN. 2-IEOPEN TUESDAY, 9-5 • ADULT DIAPEIS • LIR CHAIIS • UIIDEIPADS (CHUXS) • IMIIEIS • HOSPnALIEDS • IEDSJDE COIIODU • DIAiniC SUPPLIES ·• SHOIEI STOOLS • PATIEIIT Uns • lAilT OTHEI ITEIS \.' . ' ',' ,· • HOlE OXYGf:ll • IHERCHAIIS auto lottery numbers on Weiher's Super Lottery ticket, making him $560,000 richer each year lor the next 20 years. Weiher was the sole winner of the Super Lottery for the Sl4 mUIIon. (File photo) BIG WINNER - Lady Luck was $14 miiUon good to Ohio Lottery winner Tony Weiher, 28, ol Rio Gralide. On Dec. 21, the winning numbers, II, 15, 22, 32, 33, and 39, matched one olthe llvesetsof grams ol cocaine, with a street value ol 520,000, and 7~. ~ grams of demerol, and drug abuse lor possession or use of morphine and dllaudld. In a series of three drug busts on Sept. 26 and 2'7, 400 unit doses of LSD were confiscated. And, more recently , on Dec. 8, . officials confiscated 938 grams ol marijuana. (File photo ) . 2 AT 9:30; ENDS JAN. 14 Skirts & Slacks •••••ut.!IA·ffi............ S49DO Garden Center and Flower ShoD ' MIDDLEPORT, OH. 417 2nd · IAFAIUA 100-. •11110 WOOl ELTZERS 290 SECOND AVE. a.~n1ons 2 RACKS OF FABRIC ONLY Bowman s . : . DANS WIU BE CLOSED MONDAYI JANUAIY 2ND . FOI ·INVENTORY. Ln.ou~e WITH ·r-------------------------------~ 0 1 ' Ladies ~WE'RE STARTING THE NEW YEAR GALLIPOLIS- Activities and menus for the week of Jan. 2-6, at · the Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, will be: Monday - Closed Tuesday - Stop/physical fit· ness, 10: 30 a.m. . Wednesday- Card games, 1·3 p.m. .Thursday - Bible study, 11· noon; Herbalists, 12: 30 p.m . Friday - Art class 10-noon: mlnl-craft, 1·3 p,m. Menus consist of: Monday - Closed Tuesday - Chilli, cheese sticks, garden salad with carrots cabbage, oil-vinegar, crackers, chocolate pudding Wednesday - Pot roast, pars· ley buttered potatoes, harvard sliced beets, bread, peanut but· ter cookie Thursday - Ham slice, but· tered sweet potatoes, broccoli, bread, ginger bread with topping Friday - Macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, cole ' slaw, bread, Ice cream. Make reservations In advance for meals. JOHN R. and ELIZABETH (TAYNTOR) GOWELL _ JEFF and LAURA (VanMETER) REITMIRE ·, I, Ray Stevens, the third lqMt crowd atteaded the lair, topplq at 11,300, ilborl of lite 18112 11,M attendance record. Sandy Brumfteld 10ld ber 113-pound gtand champion lamb lor S18 a·powtd, '- ' ,$2 higher than lbe 198'7 price, to the Gal~a County New C!U' Dealers Association at the annual marlu!J sale • .Janet S&Uner of Kyger Creek Hlgb School wu croWDed Mills 1988 Galtta County Junior Fair Queen, with G:r!'barn Woodyard choaen u Lillie M1at.er, and S,cky Ut tie named Utile Miss. (File photo) , "' ' ..•. . • ' RIVER FESTIVITIES - The :13rd Annual River Recreation Festival focused on "Children: .America's Future" u tile lbeme of the 11188 parade. Galllpollll .City Manager Dale lman served as parade marshal with 125 units participating. .crowds gathered along the river· , 'I bank to watch 1he newest attraction to the festivities, the Anythlnl That Floats Race, sponsored by the GaiUpolls Jaycees. Diane Brown of GaiDa Academy IDgh School was crowned 1988 River Recreation Queen, (File pli~lo ) ' ,, • • '•. . •, • • • • .· �. . .. • ' January 1, 1989 PQI1leroy-Middleport-GallfPolis, Ohio-Point Pl&aiant, W.Va. Page-B-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel In · _o·ur t own...· ·-~------....:.....:::::J:...___ _ _., ____..;. By DICK THOMAS GALLIPOLIS - Happy New Y.ear: Have yoO made your New Y e a r ' resolutions? , I guess that's an old parlor game we don't play anymore. One thing for ~ure, I'm not gonna bet anymore ... no bets with Bob Hennessy or Mark Martin. See what I mean .. .resolutlons to be broken . . But, let me. go on record that West VIrginia Is going to beat Notre Dame In the Fiesta Bowl at Tern~, Ariz. A thousand apologies to Vance, David and Brent Johnson. This. doesn't mean I'm gonna stop shopping at Johnson's -· Market. I've already bet Hennessy a buck the "eers" will beat Notre Dame. · . , About resolutions, Imadealist J;>u t It was too long. How could I expect to remember all of them. I tore up the liSt. I decided I wlll do the best I can in the new year, and ; let It go at that. . - • Let's talk a little football since , ' there'll bealotofgamestowatch tomorrow. Notre Dame and West Virginia have never met in post season play. But, The Fighting .- 0 :Party • :gtven ;children Irish have won nine and lost three In post season play, over the years. The Mountaineers are seven and live In bowl games. · The· Fighting Irish made an appearance at the Rose Bowlin' 1925. defeating Stanford 27 to 10. WVU has never been to the Rose Bowl. . ., There are currently 17 bowl ~es around the country, At one time there was 'only one- the Hose Bowl at '!'asadena, California started in 1902, the "grand· daddy of, them all." Then, . 14 years lapsed until they played again. The Rose Bowl resumed In 1916 with Washington State defeating Brown 14 to 0. Service teams played 'in 1918 and 1919. College teams returned the next year, as Harvard beat Oregon 7 to 6. And, the Rose Bowl has been at Pasadena every year since then, except 1942 when they played at Durham, N.C., with Oregon State 20 Duke 16. It was 33 years after the tlrst ~ose Bowl game, before another · bowl ·was started - The Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, La. and the Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla., both began In -1935. The Sun Bowl at El Paso, Texas, In 1936; and the Cotton Bowlin Dallas, Texas, In 1937. And, as far as I'm concerned they could have quit right there. The game I remember hes I is the 1934 Rose Bowl when Columbia defeated Stanford 7 to 0. That was before the Big Ten- Pacific Ten pact that kept outsiders from . competing in the R9se Bowl. ' BeforE: 1947, the Rose Bowl had Calendar • 6. prestige of hosting the best team In the west against the best team In the east. Back to the 1934, there was no tel~vlsion: About the only entertahunent was the movies, the corner drug store or malt shop. We're sitting around the radio listening to some excited announcer as Cliff Montgomery of the Columbia Lions uncorks one down the field. Dixie Howell gathers . It In and races for a touchdown against the Stanford Indians. That heave did lt. They · kicked the extra point fflr a 7 to 0. win. · But, the football game that was the "greatest cliff hanger of them all" wasn't a bowl game. It was the 1935 Notre Dame-Ohio State game at Columbus. Bob Hartenbach, who just retired from the Gallia County Sheriffs Department. remem~Jets it well. Coach Elmer Layden, one of the Four Horsemen, brought his Fighting Irish to Columbus to meet Coach Francis Schmidt's ' Buckeyes. Ohio .S tadium was ' sold out~ 80,000 screaming fans. They said they could have sold 200,000, If they'd had the seats. The first half It was all Ohio State. The Fightng Irish went Into the locker room trailing 13 to Three minutes to go, the Fighting Irish had the ball on their own 20. Pi lney passed to Wally Fromhart on the OSU 33 and then threw a pass to Mike Layden for a touchdown. From-· hart missed the point after with less than. two minutes to play. The Bucks held a slim 13 to 12 iead. ' With seconds ticking away, Notre Dame recovered a fumble on the OSU 49. Pllney passed 30 yards to the OSU 19 but It cost Pllney plenty. He was carried !.rom the l.leld with a' torn knee cartilage. Bill Shakespeare replaced Pllney and would later become the " Hero·of the Day." . With 32 · seconds left, Layden was running out of subs and sent In Jim McKenna at fullback. The ball went to McKenna. He gave It to Shakespeare coming' around on a reverse. The ends crossed. Shak~speare had to throw it to one of them. He hit Wayne Milner In the end zone and that was the ball game. The Fighting Irish missed the extra point. but It didn't matter. The final score was Notre Dame 18 Ohio State 13. An Ohio newspaper thought the game was over before It actually was. They had the score that OSU won 13 to 12. Then they had to retract it. I'll be watching the Fiesta Bowl tomorrow. West Virginia Is my sentimental favorlte;"despite the fact that some people call wvu, the Sou.thetn Pennsylvania Community College. Both teams are 11-0. It should be a 0. With less than five minutes to go the Buckeyes were stiHahead, 13 to 0. Then Andy Pilney passed to Francis Gaul who was dragged down on the OSU 2-yard line. Steve Miller took In for the. score but Notre Dame missed the extra point. It was OSU 13 Notre Dame SUNDAY BIDWELL - Rev . . Charles Curi-y preaches at Poplar Ridge Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. . --- 1 WEDNESDAY CHESTER - The Ken AmsHARRISONVU.i::.E - Harrl· bary Chapter of the Izaak Walton sonvllle Holiness Chapel will League Is sponsoring a muzzle have a missionary service wllh • loading rifle shoot on Sunday, New Year's Day, at 1 p.m. The Faith Hemmeter, .of Bolivia, on shoot will be held at the club- Wednesday, Jan. 4, at 7:30 house, loCated off Scout Camp p.m.Rev. David Ferrell Invites · road, near Chester. Shoots con- the public. sist of. free hand. and bench rest •· events at various distances with · Volleyball RUTLAND Rutland Civic prizes of meat and money to be Center is sponsoring a volleyball awarded. · tournament at the-center of Jan. 7. First. second and third place MONDAY POMEROY . The Meigs trophies will be awarded. Eight Freshmen Boys Basketball · individual trophies for first pljlce will also be given. $20 entry fee Team will play Bel pre at 10 a.m. per team. To enter. call742-2100 on Monday, Jan. 2, at the schooL or 742-2279 by Jan. 5 --- . TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT- The regular meeting of Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM, will be held· Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 7: 30p.m.' Lodgeofflcers are to he at the hall at 6:30 for ritual practice. The lodge wJll also meet on Saturday. Jan. 7, at 7 p.m. for work in the Fellowcraft Degree. Refreshments following tlie meetings. \ Lodge MIDDLEPORT - A spaghetti dinner, sponsored by the Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 172, will he held Jan. 6, from ·11 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The menu will Included spaghetti with ' sauce, slaw, french bread, cof.fee or tea, and cream or cherry pie. Adults, • $3.50. Children 'under 12. $1. 75. LONG BOTTOM - The Rlver meet 7 · organizational Qleetlng Valley Herbalists · CHESTER - Chester Towns hip Trustees will hold an organigreat game. The-Fighting Irish zational meeting on Thursday, at the town hall. are favored, 5¥, points. accord- Jan. 5, 7:30p.m., • • ,1 Ing to one poll. But, I'll bet nobody told West. Virginia. · Happy Year all. ._,Ill ~To live' in hearts we leave behind is not to die" at.HMC · GALLIPOLIS - Foodland and :the Pepsi Bottling Company of :Athens, distributors of 7-UP, had -its second annual Christmas 'Party fe>r children hospitalized on the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Unit just before ,Christmas. • Included in the celebration was :a specially baked and decorated :cake from the Foodland Dell, Ice •cream, 7-UP, a stuffed white ' bear with a red satin tie for each child and three videocassette tapes to add to the children's video library of programs on the unit. Representing Foodland were Brent Eastman, director of promotions for Ohio . Valley Supermarkets, Inc., Gallipolis Foodland Store Manager Dpn Perry, Ohio Valley Foodland Manager Jeff Hart, and Henry Tl)rapp, area manager of. the Pepsi -Bottling Company of Athens. These four men hosted the party and visited the children In !he patient rooms, serving the refreshments and giving a stul.fed white bear to each. The children, as well as their parents or famliy members who were :visiting them also had the oppor.tunlty to enjoy the Christmas • ,Party. ,. Nancy Casteel; R.N., head · nurse on the Pediatric Unit, expressed her appreciation to this group for their generosity. . The party was Initiated last ·Christmas, and was so well .received that Foodland and Pepsi Bottling of Athens decided· to entertain and visit the children again this year. : Just bel.ore the hosts arrived, the children were entertained by ,the North Gallla , High School :Beta Club, also a repeat from last .year. Ms. Casteel said, "It certa inly · indicates the dedlcatle>n and concern of these four gentlemen, representing Food land and 7-UP, · to . come themselves to the . Pedlalrlc Unit,· bring the cake, : Ice cream and 7-UP, then cut the ·cake and serve, golngl.rom room to room." l"r'hoon• Can r t II Help Wanted • • EXPERIENCED MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST . ' + .. • -• • Immediate opening for exp~ritnctd nttdi • cal . tr-aiptionist. Proficitn.t in medical IM'minology · and a goad typist. Exalltm working conditiam and fringe benefits. 5tnd rHIIIIII to P•sonnel Dtpartllllllf, P. 0. lox 344, Gallipolis, OH. 45631. And the wtnners are... By BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - There were so many attractive decorations In the Middleport community !.or the holiday season and this made for a dltfl· cult time for judges of the annual Christmas ·decorating contest. Judging was Thursday night by Mrs. Margaret Edwards and Mrs. Janet Bolin of Rutland and accompanying the jud'ges through the town were two representatives ·or the Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club and tire Middleport Garden Club, which annually stage the contest. Mrs. Daisy Blakeslee of the Amateur Gardeners drove the group and the other representa· live from that club was Mrs. Katie Swanson. Representatives from the Middleport Garden Club were Mrs. Louise Thompson.and Mrs. Lennie Haptonstall. AND- tile ·nrst place winners are: The George Hackett residence at' 93 Seventh Ave., in the religious category; the Larry FINISHED - Mrs. Rita Smith of. Pomeroy Is Super-Valu In Pomeroy. In the spree Thursday Smith residence at the corner of pictured with two earls of groceries and other night alter the store had closed Mrs. Smith and North Third Ave., the Walnut goods which she collected during her three minute gathered up Items which totaled $211.41 at the most original catege>ry, and the cash reglste!:_ shopping spree - a prize she won at Powell's Harold Teaford residence, · 123 Falrlane Drive, the best doorway -entrance category. Members of. the clubs will see that the whiner receive thelr sons, Ryan and Billy, Marksville, · prizes. Violet Walker and Roy and lola By CHARLENE HOEFLICH By the way, mem_b ers of 'the La.; another son, Harry, his wife, POMEROY -January 1,1989, Howell were Larry and ~aye club extend a big thanks to all of Sharon;md their children, Angle. Walker, Brian and Bradley, Happy New Year! you who decorated so nicely to Ivan, Erin and Nick, Columbus, Palatka. Fla. Gee, how time and their daughter, Nancy, and give the town such a festive Traveling to Huntington. flies when holiday atmosphere this year, her husband, Mark Yoacham, W.Va. for Christmas dinner with you're ha Judges and r~presentatives of and children, Mayla. Camlllla Rick and Sherry Meckstroth, fun .....and Is the club enjoyed a dessert course and Lena, Racine. Nicole and · Aaron, were her true thlll Here · for a pre-holiday visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. William .older you oro>lhP with the Mark Yoacham family and Mr. and Mrs. Hank King, sho,~;ter was his mother, Joan Miller of Johnson, Jessica and Derek, yeafs? Mesa, Ariz, . By United Press Intt"rnatlonal Anyways, here we are In a new Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mrs. Richard (Carolyn ) Rumyear, . with a new calendar, a Finlaw, Heather and Matt, Ches" mel .,and her daughter , Cheryl Lowell Murray, Conservative clean desk pad, and a brand new ter; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kl ng and and 'son, Ricky, Council Bluffs. Chelsea, Columbu s. Nicole and In Canada's Senate, on the leader list of resolutions. . Iowa,- visited over the holidays t;>nactment of the historic U.S .returned with their grandAaron It's been a good season for With Mrs. Everett (Edna) See, parents for a visit. most. Middleport. Mrs. Ru.m mel Is Canadian free trade agreement: Hank and Kathy Johnson and "It's a new era for Canada In Making the holidays ·bright for Mrs. See's sister. Eddie Martin, which we build secu rlty and children Jessica and Derek, Dick and Leona Karr has been an Rutland, Mrs. See's twin brother, mother, Kathryn John· prosperity on the basis of a free joined his .extended visit from their daughalso joined In the family getson, Mason, fora Christmas Eve trade agreement with the United ·ter, Polly, and her husband, Ted together. party. States." Matthews of Birmingham. Ala. Bob and Edith Jay of Columbus A post-Christmas family get· • here for Christmas \\Ceewere ·together was held at the home of. Dale and Marjorie Walburn. Mr. kend wlth relatives. They ·.and Mrs. William J. Forbes of enjoyed brunch with Mike and Charleston, W.Va ., Mrs. James Debbie Gerlach and daughters 'Cotton of Austin, Texas; Mr. and on Christmas morning after ;Mrs. Tom Euler and Jessica of church. OUter guests included Confidential Services: Moyer, W.Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Flo Grueser. Carl ·and Mazie Brannan, and Clyda AI· Jack Kaylor and Aaron of Letart Birth Control W. Va. enjoyed a holiday dinner lensworth, with the group being V. -D. Screening .and then spent the afternoon joined on Monday by Helen Maag Cancer Screening _working on a birthday album for for a dinner at the Gruesers. Pregnancy Testing · Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Webb and -another member, Marie Roush, Mic~elle, S.,th and children. :who was unable t9 attend. Danny, of Springfield, and Mr. Sliding fH ualt. No one refused services because of inabilitY to pay. When there are seven children and Mrs. Rex Cumings and jn the family, se>me married and Amber and Adam, spent Christ· ·living away, It can be difficult to mas Eve with Mrs. Webb and get everyone together at the Mrs. Cumings' parents, Kathryn OF SOUTHEAST OHIO same time, but the Rev. and Mrs. and Edward Moore, Syracuse. James Keesee of Middleport Maidie and Donald Mora; POMEROY: GALLIPOLIS were successful. At their Christ- Maye Mora and Mary Mora 236 E. Main St., 2nd Floor 414 Second Ave., 2nd Floor •· mas celebration were Verenia traveled to Illinojs to visit Rhea ;md Donald Barkman, Chata· 992-5912 4411-0166 and Harry Slawte't and children, nooga, Tenn., Dawn Keesee, 8:30 to 5:00 "'onday-Friday 8:30 to 5:00 Monday:Friday Amy and Usa, over the holidays. , home for the holidays from Home for Christmas with Wi· Closed Wednesday 8:3 0 to 12 Saturday ~ennessee where she attends the ley and Audrey Ours. Racine, Closed Thursday Chattanooga College; Charlie were their son, Will, his wife, the , and Angela Hall, Wanda arid former Pat Dumas, and theirtwo ALSO: Jcxkson. Chesapeake, Athens. Chillicothe, Logan & McArthur Dwight Ashley and children, Jennifer and Josh, James and Stephanie Keesee. all local, and Melinda and Jonathan, at home yet. Mrs. Ada Keesee, mother of Rev . Keesee, also joined the family for the holiday celebration. : Joining Mr. and Mrs. Krls ~urger, Derek .and Ryan, of Gallipolis for Christmas Eve dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Wll· lard Hines , Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines and Andrea, Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burger. · On Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines and Mrs. .Marie Chapman, Pomeroy, along with Mr. and Mrs. David Hines, Vienna, W.Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines and A-ndrea of Newark went to the homeoiMr. and Mrs. Ray Hines. ·Belpre, to observe the holiday. Danny and ~berry Abbott, Jason and Darin, Palatka, Fla. spent the holidays here wit.h his parents, Bud and Grace Abbott. They were joined on Christmas night for a family gathering by Mike and Vicki Hol.fman, Roger and Susie Abbott and children, • Last year, Weight Watchers members lost weight Travis. Grant and Carrie, and .20% faster than ever. This year, it's hen easier. Arlee and Tracie Abboti, all of Pomeroy . • Our New Quick Success Program lets you enjoy Here for a holiday visit with the foods you li.ke most so you'll ne~er feel hungry. Re gistraT ion Fcc .. • We've simplified our optional exercise plan and Firlll Meeting Fcc . . . . . .1..!..QQ made our wc;ekly meetings even more exciting .. Regular Price . . .. . ..... . , , . . $25 .00 • This is the weight loss program that you can really Florine Mark. YOU SAVE $15,00 Area Director count on in 1989. Come discover it for yourself! Offer Ends Z8, 1989 Community corner • _ a ...... ...___ ......._ ~ BARRE ••••.,.-;:,.- CUILD ...... I • ' ·- IM'!..a...._ ... , . . _All. ____ __ _ By the way, ~ peaking of Christmas decorations do try to catch the attractive red globe In the Mechanic St. window of the EwlngFuneralHome. It 'squltea show piece ·- one that Benny Ewing picked up In his travels. By the way, Doris, Benny's wife. says to really appreciate It you holve to see it llghted. '- ~; T slloorillf •-ills printlllln flol color with sizllllld priCIIIiltlll. CJ KittiiiJ hart IR Htllorilld l.opll IDIIIImllll Co. IIPnAIIIIIIwt Clll .. II We rhank you for being our valued customer and wish you health and happiness during the coming year. Kick Off the New Year with Super Savings!! ' { 1/2 OFF SALE 2n 12 PAll 1 PRICE . 1/2. O,FF SALE 2nd Pair 1/2 Price PHONE 446-3132 lit. 110 388-8803 POMEROY. OHIO 912-2188 C£nrl's HASKINS-TANNER SEMI-ANNUAL shoe s!n· e J:·8 >ECONU M£ GAlliPOliS. OHIO Dr. Dan Trent MEN'S SUITS 20°/o 10 25°/o on is pleased to announce the establishment of his private medi<;al practice in New Haven, West Virginia REG. S135 ..... NOW '108.00 REG.·'160 ..... NOW 5128.00 REG. S225 .... NOW 5168.75 REG. S275 ..... NOW 5206.25 ALL WEATHER CO.TS & TOP COATS Appointments and Walk-Ins Welcome after Jan. 3 9 a.m. - s-p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. -Noon Wednesday REG. 595....;..., NOW 576.00 REG. '115 ....... NOW 592.00 REG. 5150 ..... NOW 5120.00 . REG. $23 ......... NOW 511.40 REG. 525 ......... NOW S20.00 REG. S27 ......... NOW '21.60 1988 might have worked out . pretty well for you, bu 1 did you realize that the year was the worst year for disasters In history. Some 55,000 died in Armenia 's earthquake. thousands were In· jured by hurricanes that hlt the 2 0°/o 10 33 11JOFF REG. S60 ...... NOW S48.00 REG. SJS ·...... NOW S60.00 REG. S90 ...... NOW S72.00 " .... for all to share rn the new year. .. ' . WOODLAND CENTERS, INC. Will Be Closed Monday, January 1. Emergency Services Will Be Available ' By Calling: 446-6554 in Gallia County 1-800-252-5554 in Jackson/Meigs Couhties On · If the holiday season leaves you feeling empty and depressed reach for help. I Woodlani Centers,. Inc. SSMGQ.IUio\.IO!Ot,AICIIIBSaunD We'll take it off here! $ NOW . FOR ONLY... Watch sel'Vice REG. S23.00 .... NOW '11.40 REG. S29.95 .... NOW '24.00 REG. '32.95 .... NOW '26,40 CROWN CITY -There wlll be a w~tch service· at Big Four Church, Sat~ay, beginning 7 . p.m. · Sorority to meet . POMEROY - XI GamiT)S"' ·Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at 7 p.m . Tuesday at the Senior Citizens Center . J FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY ~ICTURES ••• BRING YOUR FILM IN TO US FOR. PROCESSING. ' 12 EXP•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S3.29 S4.4 9 15 DISC ••••••••••••••••••••.'•••••••••• ' 24 EXP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SS. 99 36 EXP •••••••••••••••••·~ •••••••••••••• S8.49 PLANNED PARENTHOOD . 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GALLIPOLIS, OH. 2nd PAll OF EQUAL VALUE 01 LESS '12 PRICE AU SALES FINAL ~·-------------- Sti'MI or ·Routt _______ l'llont - - - - - - MONUMENTS AilE OUII ONLY BUIINUI. NOT A SIDI!UNI ... BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE GET 11J llolllt. Cl PI•• Mtld 1111 dtllill lllotol ....,••, •illlout ollllptloll. City ...,...--.- ----- · That · was a nice gesture by members of Racine Post 602, American Legion, In staging that holiday dinner on Dec . 22 for the elllerly and undeqiriylleged. Post members want to extend a big thanks to everyone who made the event a huge success. It Makes Sense... logan Monurnen'l Co. .._.olllo u Pt.. s•d •• nEE lllo~tla Happy New Year! Winner of last Sunday's TimesSentinel mystery farm contest Is Joyce A. Werry, Chester, who correctly identified the W.. S. Henderson farm, Route. 2, Cool· ville. Seven persons had the right -answer so Joyce's name was selected via lottery to receive the $5 cash prize. Family Planning COUPON PRESENTS GIFT- Denise Roach, RN, accepts ~ldeocassettes from, from left, Brent Eastman, JeU Hart, Don Perry and Henry Thrapp. 0 • . Caribbean, 40 million lost their homes in Bangladesh's worst ever flood and there were droughts, earthquakes and in· sect plaques. Then, there were !he terrorists. The law of a¥erages says 1989 should be better . at Millie's Restaurant following the judging. · ...._ Quote of the day Before the ·he>sts left, f.hey also pre sen ted three new video· cassette programs to Denise . Roach, R.N., staff nurse on ,. ·pediatrics. This lngs the total \ :number to 100 pr ams avalla· : ble for the chlldre to watch on '\''"'1.._..... - the portable layback units --------------------that can be t~ken to their rooms. 11 Beat of the bend p.m. Tuesday,at the Long Bottom Community Building. Linda McColy will present a program on herb garden design. ) ' Sunday Times-s8ntinei-Page-B"5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea~nt. W. Va, January 1, 1989 '• Come to the W~ight Watchers meeting nearest you . NEW MEMBERS: PLEASE ARRIVE 45 MINUTES EARLY FOR REGISTRATION AND WEIGH-IN GALUPOLIS st PETBI'S EI'IICOI'Al CHURCH 541 Sac:ond Al'eflue Tue: 7:00p.m .. \Yeti: 9:30a.m. • POMEROY SEIIIOR CflllENS CENTEA Mulberry HeiQhts WHEN YOU BRING YOUR FI P fiLM IN ~e EXCLUSIVE TO US t1l'~ PHOTO YOU'LL J. DE~EFLF~~NG GO ONE cfi~~~! OF THESE· ;.:--·- - ..- .... ~SECOND SET '· "t.-t~--- of 3V, x5" FREE! . ,....r-~I...UP·GRADE t~ ·'·to 4" SERVICE GUARANTEED. JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS NOW! - ~~ ., (800) 582-1399 .,d F•.. ·-I ,.,..l't1"~COUPON · ··~ 8 X 10 r- ~ ! ~ ~' I. 1 .-.~ ' GET A . '~ ~ __ : · for _... . ---···--- 1 I ·--------------------------~~ I ~: COLOR F1M DEVELOPING PIIQIIG 1 .. : 1, I I 12·15·24·38 1110,128, 35MM EXPOSURE ORDISC I C-41 FILM ONLY 1 ;: ~ ; -~ ~ I r ·--- ~muet~- Olitroltllll'- . BORDERLESS . PRIN-TS • 1 I ---·----·------------~ BLACK AND WHITE FilM ~ ONE DAY Color watch s y-. SERVICE \~ \ • KodaA ( . fl'lll ' ~~ I I I I .I OOIF'jlll. PRO -SIZE PRINTS 1 DAY Pllono and 1111 about ' pre-pey -•IIY mootlngs We1l : 6:00p.m.• PRINTS PRESCRIPTION SHOP HJ-6669 271 I. SIC.HUPOIT, OHIO ' �( • Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. • January 1 , 1989 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis~Ohio- Point 1 1989 junh~ ~imes • $entint1 11 ·. Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675~ 1333 Help Wantad UROENTLY NEED DEPENOA· BLE PERSON to work without IUJ*'Wion tor Tlk• 01 Co. in or• Golllp. . Wo trOin. Write: H . A. Dlckaraon. Pres SWEPCO. Box 991001, F1: -.h..T• 71111 . HELP WANTED DEVELOPMENT COORD INA· TOR - B. S. praf.,od. Slgnlfi. cant aperienoe in . . . of P•MMI and corpome solicit• tion. rn.jor 'alfts Md direct m.;t Loet : •hclne· Bashan area, Whitt. bite* and brown mille 8"1!1& Mon. Doc. 28. Call 614-992·3291 Found' Block puPil'/. lower end a1 Mlddlop«t. Call 8t4-992· 3943. . ,.. loll: C.llco fem .. e CM in Monkey Run_..., Dec. 21 . ean 114-992·3&02. Public Notic& Found 11w.lrsd.f morning In aportatlon Platrlct DeputY Director, Box 151, Mualcln· gum Drive. in Marietta, Ohio, 46760. THe finol dolo for Jubmlulon monll will bo of tt!lte- Jonu~ry 23, McC'""bor •eelNlcholoon Hill Rd .. •ree. m..lum hound dog, wl,lta with bl.:k .,d brawn 1pot1, we•Jng lllther coli• with broken chain. 814-742- 2019. · lost : BliCk femlllt plot Coon . Bernard 8 . Hurlll. P .E. Hound n. . Melgt-Gallf• Hna Anewers to KMia. Good wMh Director of Transportetktn chlldr., Reward. Clll814-7•2· 1889. DEC. 11; J~N . 1, 8 A1111 ounce 111 e11 ts Wt willhlul coli tor em•uenC¥ HEAP, Molgo County Oopt. of Hum• Servia.. .nd HEAP vouchws. We can give you .---------------- pr- dollverlto. E-lor Soli Workl, Ina. Pomarar. Ohio. 114o992·3891. Rona Chlmner Swoop St>oclol ' \ ( ' • PUBLIC NOTICE 1 The TuJI!Nifl Ploina-ChH· , tar Water Dlatrict Ia fequ11t· 4 ' Plent, located in Long Bot· tom. Ohio on Sond Hill Ce- Specifie~~Uona picked up at the Dia~ Giveaway ' metery Road. 11 c.n btl 1-New Foundl.nd/Enalllh Sp• nlol puppleo. Coli t14-U8- Offloelocetod 01 39 581 • Bor 30 flood, 3 mll11 aouth : of Tu-• Plolna on S.ll. 7. • lido will be oponod on l January 8, 1198 It 12:00 1 trlcl 8829. '-------------I \ NOTICE TO PUBLIC THAT PROPOSED • ' BUDGET OPEN TO '•' NoticeINSPECTION Ia hereby given that co,lll of the propoatd ' . : budget end Mtim1t11 of cp.. , ol_.,tion of the Molgo Lo-· ' col School Dlatrlct of Moiga County of Mlddl_,, Ohio, • lndudlnglho coat of oporll· '. Jno tho publlcachoola ohaid achool dlotrict lor the flocol of 1110, ora on file in the office of the treuurer of · lhl -rd of oducatlon and : , ~!)ian to lnopectlon of the ! public, purauont to the ro•' .Jiollnomonta of low. " . ). public hearing on tho • 1WOPDaod budget lor the ~ ~fill Locol School Dlatrict • .w11 be held at Mllldl-rt, = Qhlo on Wodnlldey, Jon· ,. uory 11,118Bati:OOA.M. Jane Fry, TrMOurer ••• Meiga Local Boord of 't ~ ~ ~ ' Educ:etlon : l~1~!~1,~1~tc~--------­ .. Public Notice • • • ,• '' • NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO t ~ DEPAIITMENT OF • • TRAI'ISPOIITATION r•:.:" Co'lumbut. Ohio : - • Decomber 18 1888 • • COntrect Sol II I~ ~~~~p~K!7 ~O·N~':i:~ >~· BRF-1 11021 • , • 8111lod propoala wMI be • ...,alvod at tho office of the : Olrector of the Ohio Dfpart· • """' ollrenaporurtlon; Col· • :umbuo, Ohio. untl10:00 A. • .M., Ohio Standard nmo. -·-•dov. January 18, :1888, for lmprovem.,ta in: • .Qetlla County, Ohio, on ~ Mttion GAL-7-15.31. &tote r. : 1, Card of Thanks •• • The Wilfong Family would like to thenk all lhe people who helped Dut durinc the time of • .need . Thank you and .lillY God bless you all. ··'· ----"""'1 ' : ; : : • ~ : The family of Pauline I . Brewer wishes to u~ress sincere thanks to ail relatives, ftiends. 'ltld nei&hbon for all '-kindness and sympathy durin& the illness and 'duth of our wife, .IIOther, and ll'lftd· - Pupploo 10 glvo ....., to good ho,.. ewa. old. Coll814-2•8e138. 2 malo. 2 fomole. blodl wfth , noon at the District Office: • The Boord ,...,_ the ' right to reject any/oil bidl. • _.:,11:.:2::..1::30::.:.:.11:.:.1..:.1:..:·5::.·..:3=tc:...__ t Public Notice white fHI. P.n GolcMn R• '""'"'· part Gorman Shophonl Coli 814-l82-220e. p_, Gorman Shophord OUPPI'· THE VACA. · 304-173-Se38. PORTION OF ho-lor 3 baby pupploa, EXISTING STATE ROUTE Notd 4 w..U old. Pll'l IINII Colle. NO. 32&, SITUATED IN Loot mother. Coli 304-178HUNTINGTON TOWNSHP, 3037. GALLIA COUNTY. OHIO, Pupploa to glvo May. Mother, SAME TO IIEVERT TO THE Father pan Collie. 304-.88OWNERS OF THE UNDER· 1&81. LYING FEE AND THE ABUT· liNG PIIOPERTY OWNERS 4 month old "pup. 304-178ATSUCHTIMETHATTHEDI· 3271. RECTOR OF TRANSPORTA· BEll NARD B. HURST. liON HAS COMPUED WITH DIRECTOR THE PAOVIBIONS OF SEC· 6 Lost and Found DEC. 26; JAN . 1 TION &&11 .07 OF THE "RE· VISED CODE OF OHIO. FOUND: AtCorWoahonRt. 3&. ·Public N otlce Anil bolns more· fully de· Too• ... ,; 8 top•. Coli 814ocrlbod H foli-a: Boglnning ot tho Junction 4W.8821 Ill• 4 PM. of Stote Route No. 32& and FOUND: lrown • while Beagle STATE OF OHIO Galllo County Rood No. IS JMip. Marti Rd.·oll 710. Rod DEPARTMENT OF IWoodl Mllll: then... In 1 collar. Coil e14·281·1471 TAANIPOATATIQN northerly direction along ••· n•lnOL NOTICE OF HEARING latlng atel_a route No. 32& CONTRACT SALES Male Beegla No coR•. lor 1 dlatan .. of 0.10 of o FOUND: LEGAL COPY .88-48 Northlp vlcintry. Call llfl• 15 In occordln.. with tho mle. more or leu, and there PM, 814--·4228. provlllono of Chapter 1&11 tormlnoto. Sold Vacation to oft he OhlonvlatdCodoend lndudo all tho above deIn Memoriam P""'*'' to Section 128, aerlbod portion• of axlatlng 2 Title 23 of the Unltod Stotea Stell Routo No. 326 not Code. lho Director of The naodod tor lhe conatrucllon Ohio D..,onment of Tron· or m-'nten•nce af the cor. oportetlon w• hold • public r•pondlng propOMd relo· In Memory of h-lng It ~ :00 p.m.. Wod- cation or needed for any Clarence E. nlldey.Jonuary11.198&1n other public highway. At thlo hearing, mopa the luck~• Hilla Career propo•d "Bill" Mayes Center. County floe~ No. ahowing the &71. In Rio Grandi, Ohio, change~ and alternete locawho died 25 years 'for 1hl pu,:Poat of hlorlng tion• and d11ign1 to the highway ayotem wnl be dla· llltem.,ll on the propoMd ago, December 31, R-lon. Abondonrnent ployed, Tontellve achodulea 1963. end Vacation of portlona of for right-of-way acqulahlon end conatruction, wHI be Stall Route No. 326, llcA million times we tlon 12.08 locotod In Gollla diltulood. needed you, A copy of the environmenCounty. tal document in theformofe A million times we've PROPOIED, THE RELOCATION OF A. PORTION OF Cetegorial Exclusion, 11 Ctied. STATE ROUTE NO •. 321. well n mapa, drewinga, If lOVE could ha~e lnformatkm SITUATED IN HUNTING- eovlronment•l saved you, end other pertinent dllt• d• TON TOWNSHIP. GALLIA veloptd by the Ohio Depart. You nevet would have CO,UNTY, OHIO. ment of Tr•naportetion. end died. And being more fully de- any written commentt re· ..;,- 11 followo: In life we lo~ed you u 1 r81utt of coordi· Bogln..,g ot 1 point In tho ceived dearly, netton wtth lllte, federal cont•llne of oxlating State and local olflclolo ogondn. In death we love you Route No. 32&, uid point still. being 0.2 of a mHe. more or and public edvltory groupt wilt be 1¥0ilablolor V-ing l•a. .. meaturtd elong ex- ot tho Ohio Department of In our hearts you hold a lotlng State Route No. 32& Tronoporlltion Dlotrlct Ofplace, aouthwe~tetty from itt juncfice, in Merllltte, Ohio. Co· That no one else can fill. tion with Oallla County pias of the environmental It btoke out hearts to Rood No. 11 IWoodo Mill; document mey alao be th.,.., north along ulatlng vlowod ot d11ignottd loco· lose you, State llouto No, 321! on 1 tiona. 1 1101 of which may be, But you did not go tenv-nt end curve to the l•h from the ebove alone. for 1 dlaton .. of 0.17 of 1 obtained mentlonod ODDT Dlotrict for part of us went with mlle. more or •••· croellng' ... D- Crllk ond Little Roc- Olfl you Anyone wlahlng to aubmh coon Creel&; thence. conThe day God took you a written autement or O: -' tinuing In "a n..-ly dirac· hlblt concerning tho Cot· home. • tlon llong a cvrvo to tho loft egoricol bclualon or othr .end 1 tangent to 1 point In Item• Df the prapoul may do tho -torllne of ulatlng 1C1 by -ling It ot tho Sadly missed by wife, lucille. and family. Maring or mailing to the 2 In Memoriam Ohio Ooponmont of Trin· 6 Happy Ads 5 Happy Ads r. ·. Thanks so very much : :10 all our relatives, • -tritllcls and nei&hbon : ·for ail till flown. food pray~~s durinl our • Rcellt loss of wife and • IIIOtlllr. lillie lcCulty. • : Sci!Eill tltll*s to Dr. ·Sidillilll, thl lfllllloy•s :w : :ol PilllciiSI Care c.nt•. • ~ • lloote F...al ~ · H01111, l'lllor Ronnie : .hmley and llis llifl for : thlir kind wardulld spt· llllhy. Donnr t.. lc· • •Cuire for spiCill music IIIII I vt1Y specill tblnb . lfiiiCIICIMIIICI ne: :Pflews who weiJIIIbllr· ' tf'S, Words Clllfllt II· : !!ISS our' fllitudt. ·Teddy A., warne. Getlt : . : and" Bill lcCultJ and • •. • lois Stout. • .. Lost : lmog haired bled! Sh• HepPf Birthday PaPaw • . Love, J... ,... Jlttll, Jm~ Ill• ~·•· Happy Big 45th BlrtUay Larry I Love Youl PtHf S~e II ltlll our ,.Shear Pleaaure" Happy BlrtUay •I• 9 Employment Serv1ces Wanted To Buy TOP CASH paid lor '83 model end n.,.,er uMd c••· Smith 11 H I W ad Buldt·Pontloc. 1911 Eeot•n · e p ant Oolllpol!. CoH 814-441- ______:__________ r28£ loniJ hall .w ... Compttte houHholds of tunl- Prof•sionel Tenkllev TNddng II now ture • antiqu• Also wood a Sam coli hutera. Swahl't F..-ntture hiring ttcP41rienotd over the rold drlv•a. We need first • .a»nd. • 8 Auttlo", Third & Olivo. ,.., drivers. Excellent IMneftt• 114-448-31&9 Last. Cllrnp Cont., aru. Male Phrtldin'a Office LaborMory n .,_,on to Tho Meolcol tw- 8:30-4:30. UP TO 11!i HOUR PROCESS· lNG MAIL WEEKLY CHECK OUARANTEED. FREE DE· TAILS. WRITE, SD. 1087 W. Alllodolphla._Suha239-GO. On· ··'"·Colli. 9t78Z. EARN MONEY Reading Books! 130. 000/ yr. Income pot.rti... Oatelo. 411 808-887,6000, bt. Y-4&12. App~ ,....,.ch Pt•a, 203 Jeckton Pike .,._ boaod In A,_,, Ohio, requlnt e\lanlng/waallend ochO<illao 1nd travol t lwoughout podloft 8 · a.. ebell card•. 304-176- Public Sa Ia · & Auction ' The Department of Administrative ~or­ vices. Surplus Property Section. will be cond"ucting a Sealed Bid Sale . The sale items are located at the Gallipolis Developmental Center. Many are from the Old Administration Building. These items include: Stair Railings, lighting fixtures. doors and twelve mantels lsome with mirrors). This sale also includes other furniture and appliance items no longer ·in use at the facility. cloiu••· ' 1985 Kentuckitn. l o CIItd M HDmMaod Dr.• Blc:MIII. t800 Coli 114-388-1788. . Ji;t. Rt. 35 & 7 , Upper River Rd . Gallipolis, Ohio (500 ft . N. of Old Silver Bridge) RICK PEARSON, AUCTIONEER lie. in Ohio & W. Va . w• Un..,rnkt.d 121.80Forllt P•k. Moble home an d lot, 7!bc 100 mor• • · • •· In Midllapon. 2 Nlcetv fur . . hld smel hou ... Adutlt on~ . Aaf. requ .. ed. No Palo. Coli 814-448-0338. ........... 18600. 814-99218111. 21 Qallla St. 187e Uberty 14.70. 3 bod- room, f7,900. 00. 304-8715~ 1871 and 875-1783. 2 bedroom, 1 Ox ISO mobile horne good,....,._ In $990 00 c•h or own• wiN finance. 304-876- Sot-.: 2722. 19 88 Forest Perk 3 btd'oom. T.oloc. t••72: 1988 S!<YIInt 2 baa-oom T.oloe 141o70: 1971 • 27.000.00. 304-8715-3738 ... Fl.eatwood 2 bedroom gal ltr 4:00PM 80111.12; 1974 Vemco Add -a· . 3 bectoom hau•. one ecra 4 be•oom. low down psyment. •sume low·lnt•-' IDa\. 304- 178-87231ft• 4 :3D. Room alec. 2._12: 1978 Mant•an :2 bedroom T. E, 150x12. 304-178-3000. ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE JACKSON ST., VINTON, OH. SATS. 7 P.M. ANTIQUES AND COllECTIBlES r/' Oak wood wash sland, oak rocker, oak chatrs, Mtssion oak rocker, large dining room table, Bassen china cab1ne1, hobo flowe• stand, Donaghho 1ar, slone jars, bowls, and crocks, cheese bo~es,~& cream can. wash boards, scales. McCoy, Indiana, carnival ruby, cryslal, Frre King. S&P shakers, wine glasses, yellow onewate, fooled cake plate, k1tchen ware, botlle cappers, &R locks. crosscut saws, bolt cuHers, drill, brace &bits, car 1ack. cow bells, Ohio fuel and gas lantern, Prince Albert cans, Mohr Cigar Co. ctgar box from Gall1pohs Ferry, W.Va., Stanley planes. block planes, all types of glassware, and olher rtems too numerous lo mention. Consignments taken 1-6 P.M. Satutdays. Othet days call 388-9370. Need instant cash. sell your good used items at auc tion. AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC APPT. lESLIE LEMLEY- ROGER FEnERLY Requir• mtnegament ablltty .,d ......bll. written tr1d public relalknw tklla. Bachltora or - Real Estate General doolrod. -ground In tourilm hllptul. a.. dr...,. to: liD• Cia 114. c/ oGollpollaOolly Trilune. 828 Third Avo .. Oolllpollo. Ohio 4&131. SKilLS OET YOU JOBS. THE ADULT WElOINO PROGRAM ATTIII·COUNTVVOCATIONAL 8 CHOOL GETS YOU SICIUS. Welders are hlghty tkllled workwa. Fteaeln the trll6nlng to become that highly skilled leu then oneyw. Clh the Mill Education C•t• at 753-3511ext 14toregillerfor cl••• beainn~Jenu•rv 3rd. You msv 6a .tl lila to rac.tve fln_,ci .. ekleto p pevforyour training. ell Md •k tbout our fin ancill lid IDUrwt. wet~ 1ft = Seeking '" enthusllltic. mall- 614-245-5152 indtvklltl who .,Joy. g w•h the elderly w tl•ttlte p . .·dme poettJon of ASSISTANT ACTIVIIY DIR EC· 31789 Rodcooringo Rd .. Pom• ra(. Ohio 411718. Att.,tlon: Ch-.1-on. EOE. AVON · AI •-· Call Morllfn WefN• 304- 882·2U8. AVON 1111•-11 Sh..1.., Spe••· 304-178-1429. .REALTY ·Truck ~ ... 2 y... mlnl,..,m OTR. ftoltbad l<porl.,co. Good -lngr-rd. Arttlii It 410 4th Aw. Km•ga. Oh-Io-. JUST A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY - 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME, 2 BATHS, WORKSAVER KITCHEN HAS OAK CABI NETS, SNACK BAR, RANGE, REFRIG:, UTILITY AREA WITH WASHER AND DRYER, CARPORT PLUS 24K30 GARAGE. 5 ACRE LOT HAS'FRUIT TREES, GRAPE ARBOR, CITY SCHOOLS, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS. $68,000. THIS BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME LOCATED ON SECOND AVENUE IN GALLIPIJLIS IS NOW BEING OFFERED FOR SALE. VERY NICE FLOOR PlAN, FORMAL DINING, DEN WITH FIREPlACE, 3 BEDROOMS, 2\\ BATHS, LARGE PR IVATE BACK YARD WtTH POOL PERFECT FOR THE FAMILY WITH SCHOOL AGE CHILOREN, SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. 12 a Situations Want ad W~ntad-Soma:~ne to lv•tn • - · forol- .lod¥. Col 114··1 -0073 or 441·21 11 ...,..ln. . Mothor of 1 vo- old girl would llta to bllrt•lt In h• home ......... Coll114-112·8302. " Will beb¥•11 in my homa. Clifton •raa. 30+ 773-1111. RT. 7 - SMA~t FARM HAS 3 BEDROOM'WME. LARGE 60X70. BARN. TOOL SHEDS, OTHER OUTBU ILOi'NGS. GREAT RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL LOCATION. $45,000. • VERY COlY 2 BEDROOM HAS FIREPlACE IN:liVING ROOM , EXTRA LARGE KITCHEN, 2 BEDROOMS, BASEMENT, NICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE SIDE PORCH . IN CITY. $35,000. OHIO TWP.. LOTS HAVE BEEN PUBLIC WATER lAND FRONTING ON OHIO RIVER AND RT. 7. APPROX 15 SURVEYED. AVAilABLE, ON PAVED ROAD. ACRES. LEVEL TO GENTLY SLOPING. ALL CLEARED, EXCEL· HANNAN TRACE SCHOOL DIS· LENT BUILDING SITES. TRICT. JU ST LISTED. CALL SOON FOR FIRST CHOICE! THIS IS A HOME YOU WILL LOVE TO OPEN AND ENTER· lAIN FAMILY AND FRIENOS TILED ENTR~1 LARGE 15x25 LIV. RM. nAS FIREPlACE, FRENCH DOORS, OPENING ONTO SIDE PORCH, LARGE FORMAL DINING, DEN WITH FIREPlACE, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 LOCATED IN THE VILlAGE OF NORTHUP - EXCELLENT BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE, ON BUY ON THIS SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM RANCH LARG£ FAM· NEARLY 110 ACRE LAWN OVERILY ROOM, EAT·IN KITCHEN, BACK YARD HAS PRIVACY LOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO. VERY DESIRABLE LOCA· FENCE, GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS. $39.000, liON JUST BELOW CITY. JUST LISTED! $85,000. .AUDREY F. CANADAY. REA(TDR ROBERT E. GORDON, REALTOR MARY FLOYD, REALTOR OFFICE: 25 LOCUST ST. • •••lliGiiiAiillijjiPOLIS. OHIO Sadl ' · ANY,HOllR. f 15 Schools Instruction RE-TRAIN NOWI · SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COUEGE, &29 Jlcluron Plk" Co11448-4317. R09. No. lll-11· 1015811. & dop. Call House for rent 4 or 6 belt'oom. 824 JacUon St.. Vinton. Ohio. Coli 814-388-9380. 114-le7-34B7. 992-3090 2 be*oom, four room api. I 1 10 00 2 bedroom tmal' hou .., •200.00 or wi111el on a ;.,d CDntooct. 304-875-2722. 2 bedroom houtl. b11 ..,.,. New Haven. Unfurnithld lnd close to tchool. f175. month. 304-e82-2B83. ·~~=== 1 42 Mobile Homes •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 1 •• •• •• • •• •• •• •• •• • 23 • aa... Coli 114-448-1717 or 441-4428. '• \. RUTlAND - Ntce ranch type home on a l!!jfellot. 3 bed· rooms, eQuipped kttchen, close to schools. All1n good condl· lion. ASSUMABLE LOAN I Ask for del11ls $29,900 00 MIDDLEPORT - PRICE REDUCED - Be aul1ful colom al " home! Level lot. 2 car garage, has or nate lum, att1 c stud io • w/sky ltght. Well msulated. Only $57,500 00. , , POMEROY- Abeaut~ul modern kttchen compl iments lh1s 3 bed 1oom home Full basem ent, newer batk deck, lois ol clo· sel space. Nice woodwork! PRICE REDUCED. $41,900.00 MIDDLEPORT - Umoue 3 bedroom home 1n 2ood condi· ·' lion. Eq_uipped kit chen, washer and dryet mcluded. Fire·-. · place. Iron! stthng porch, 1\I balhs $13,000.00 ST. RT. 338 - Riverfronl property wrth a 2 bedroom cabm Full basement, sun porch, melal butldmg apptox 42 "x30" ASKING $27,900.00. MIDDLEPORT- 1978 modu lar home slllmg on 2 lots 1n town. 2 car garage, NGFA heat, garden area Also has sell·., conlain ed AC un1t Many olher n1 ce leatu res ASKING • $39,500.00 POMEROY - Older 2 story home, gorgeou s wooGwor·k, lir eplace, mce kilchen cabtnets. 3 bedrooms, equtpped kitchen, central, cenl ral air, gmge and storage. $39,900 00. JUST RIGHT FOR THE BIG FAMILY- 4 bedroom home s11 l1n g on ap prox. 6.47 acres ol ground N1 ce b1g dming room, carport, family room an d much more! ONLY $29.000 00. RUTlAND - I \I story home 1n town Buy house and lol fo r, $24.000 00 or house and 17 acres for $31,900 00. MAK E OFFER' . ""' .', , ' ~27~ $89.900 00 lovely lull ~ • • 3 BEDRM. HOME Village 1.5 acre, 6 rm • house with garage. Now $28,000 00. • • • PROPERlY IN PORTER- Grocery store, 3 bedrm home, • 5-bedrm. home. Call fo r more mformal 1on. • • • • "FIXER· UPPEil" HOUSE AND LOT JUSI off 4th Ave, (Wi·. bert's Alley) . Lookm g lot a lot to build 01 rem odel emlmg. slructure!f Located along the 100 block Buy now for . $6.900.00. • • . INVESTMENT. OR LIVE-IN. Double bouse localed along . 41h Ave. Good condition. ·Buy for $32,000. e LOT~ • 3 LOIS LOCATED NEAll TYCOON LAKE (50'xli5'). Can. e purchase on land contract $2,000 down. 10'!1 lnl., ·pa4 $129.69 for 6 yrs. 1 e .. eQuipped k1tchen Great room w1th skylights, cathe dral cetllngs, in ground pool for you to enjoy th1s *2702 ••·5.6'ACRES, located below Gallipolis Dam, along Hazel Rd. $4,900. (Can purchase on land contract!. H~uu. lru· edown. IO%,pay $100.00 per mo. DARE TO BE 01 HERENT - In lh1s uBQue style nl!WIY bu 1h 4 bedroom house with 2 baths. ti ~ 1 n g room. fam1ly room, full fl n1shed basement close t otown. S1tuated m woodedarea with co untry atmosphere $48.000. Cali In more 1nformat10 n and appo1ntment. room house, remodeled barn andseveral sprme;for water supply 160 a cr ~ now used lor llvesta::k and tobacco farming. JamsWay re National Forest Call for ap· po.ntment. ~~703 lHIS BRICK & CEDAR BI-LEVEL has a panoramic yiM of the Oh1o R1ver. 3 bedrboms, 21h baths, family room, hv1ng room, 2 fireplaces, central 1111 2 car garage. Situated on 2.9 ae~ es more or less $64.500 Ca ll lor more Information. 112671 $24,000- You ca•'t btal tht pricaofthl•. 3 bedroom remodeled home 2 lull baths, spaCIOUSkitchen, !ivmg room, basement. Easy to ma1nfatn lawn Additonal 29 acres with lronlage along Raccoon Creek. bar~ pond, storage building can be purchased wHh home lor $20,000 t2690 WHAT ABUY! Thos one os ike new, custom buolt qual~y throughou~ only 9 yr> old Full 2 siiJy, 4 large bedrooms, 21uM baths, equipped krtchen an d II closets in house. 3 car garag• worksho p and 3 acres ~nd B1olron down it con look liktlh11 : A~prOJ . 2,684 sq. II. in hou• at $15.00 par sq. II ............................ :. $40,260.00 Appro.x. 3,600 sq. II. shop at 15.0tl per sq. ft ............................... $18.000.00 Mom•H• 1nd 3 acr• lllld ......... 7 ......... $4,740.00 TOTAL LISTING PRICE.. ............ .c:.......... $63,000.00 t2S41 NEW LISTING - As you turn upon the conc rete drive· way you notice the man icured appearanceoflh1s 3 bed· room, 2 oath home. Great 1oomw~h cathedral c ~hng AtummumSiding. Gas heat and central a1r. Close to c1t y CHy schools system $44,900 Call for appo nlment to day *2698 KIMEON DRIVE - 3 oedroomranch. SiliCIOUS kitChen. &•••• - hvmg room, bath, formal dmln g and uttltty room s At· tached _&arage with el edn c o~ ne r Fenced in beck lawn. $~,900. . *2666 PRIME DEYELOPMENI PROPERTY -Situated mback and to the Si de oi .Pinecrest Nursong Home Over 74 acres CNI tor more informatiOn Onlu~J:; · 388-1155 #2651 J] 21. II I SOUTHERN HILLS I. E., INC. 652 Second Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio •JUDY DlwnT -NOKEI lt26l 2 NEW LISTING! CATTlE & TOBACCO FARM- Modern 5 REDUCED $1,000- NOW ASKING $22.500- Apnce APPRO!. 25 ACRES w1th a 3 year "'~.~!:~~~~~:~,h~~~~'l · that you shll can't. beat 3 bedrooms, k1lchen, livmg 3 bed•ooms. 2 lull balhs. spacious,; .1. ; ,,;t.nn m bookcase Artached garage w~ h w tocateOJ room. bat h, enclosed porch, basemeflt. ~1ce lawn . #2681 on LeadmgCreek Road BEAUTIFUL FAR I SETTING- Seven room o•ick home •WIIh 21! balhs. Apartmenl buiding used lor C!flng lor et oeny and handu:apped people. larllf' modern bar n 20 ACRES WITH HOMESITE - Parliallywooded, pond, used a feeder pig bu smss, presently has 44 sows, powell, electnc. Pnced to sell al $1 0,000. Hannan Trace tentialaslor Farm localed in Guyan lownshlp, 50 Schools. 112667 aCies lellel 100 bottom land ·alm osl surrounds larm ouildFARM/50 ACRES+- t\\ story vinyl sided home, 3 mgs call lor a showing loday. 112602 bedrooms, lull basement. living room and dimngroom, 2 JUST LISTED - Freshly pa~nted and newly carpeled large barns, cor~ crob, unattached gara g• Borders Rae lhroughout t ~ stones, 3 bedrooms. oasemenl. At· coon Creek. Call tor more 1nformat1o n. Prtaed upper !ached carport, 2 ~ acres Situated at the edge ol e~ty. $40s #2679 Immediate POSSeSSIOn. 112697 COUNTRY SITTING WITHIN TH"ECITYI - Brockranch, VILLAGE Of VINTON- You'll be amazed at the ex ten· 2 car gat age, lu ll basement and all the exrras. lhe real s1ve remodeling that has been done to restore thiu ta· surprise Ia lh1s home 1s the aCreage that surround s 11. tely 2 si!X'y home 4 spaaous bedrooms, 3 baths, eat·m You can walk Ia all the shops andst1ll walk through the krtcllen. din1ng room. fam ily room. formal entry, · woods REDUCED PRICE. NOW $t23,000 #2656 alummumformal si~n~ heat pump, central aor. c~l!f. storage NEW LISTING - In add1t1on toexira 1nco me pr11iided • buildmg tree41awn. Conl!r 1~. can for an app~ntment by the separate 1 bedroom, 1 bath rental unn, this ex· • toJay $55,000 #2&15 tensovely remodel ed t ~ sto1 y home oHers eqUipped NEW LOG HOUSE well conSiructed The greal room conkitchen inctudlng dishwasher, 2"balhs. lam1ly room, 2 Sists ol fu lly eqUipped krtchen, d1n1ng and liVIng 01 ea baths Situated wrth10 Clly. Within wal~ng diStance to 1lh nice woodburnong slove. Really an eye calcher, 3 sthoos and downtown shopping. N2696 w bedrooms, 2 oaths. House OS not completely hn ~hed . large wo• ka~e gOI'age. 42 acres olland and much more. Please call lor particulars. *2688 1 hii .. NEW LISTINGS NEEDED- We have lluyers for Metg~ County Property List with us for best results. • AT ITS BESn bedrmo.. 2 baths. summer. Lovely sett1ng by Bob Evans M1ll. ' HENRY E. CLELAND ....................................... 992·6191 JEAN TRUSSELL... ......................................... 949-2660 . DOTTIE TURNER .. ......... ...................~ ............ 992-5692 JO HILL .. ...................................................... 985-4466 OFFICE ..... ..................... ,................ .............. 992·2259 ., • I story lrame w1th 11v111g room, den, .. '·\ ,. Real Estate General s1te. SElliNG YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIGi ~~J:~:~i CALL AN EXPERIENCE-D WOOD REALTY 51 .._, Lua•Pf.,o • ar ... ._. POMEROY - 1~' s neat hom e IS ready f011mme<llate occu~ pancy Five rooms w1th 3 bedrooms, large lot, olher leal ures: ·,: $19,500 DO. ' · ipg $39,900 S32.000.liKE NEW CONDITION - 3bednJOin ranch, t car attached ~ garage, l1vmg room, bath and more Localed at Rulland. HUNTERS' DELIGHT - Ap pro• 52 acres w1th and royalty Located al Peach For~ Road. N1ce g;;ldini!l • 75 ACRES located al ong Glen Summ1t Rd , older 5 rm. hou sA • $$20.000 00 ' • • 2UACRES, NEAR NORTH GALLIA SCHOOL No sliucturese elocaled along F.ran k Rd. $18,900.00. • Profelllonal Servleea MIDDLEPORT- Recenlly tem odeled, includ1ng kll>hen. 'S · bedrooms. Ill baths. part basement. storage bu 1ldmg and. • much more' $32,500.00 ' mce lol close1o V1!l age Park. At1ach ed l·car garage As ~­ 2 LQTS WITHIN GREEII ACRES S/D. One is 84'x148'," th. other 75'xl48'. Purchase eilher lor $5,500.00. • . ROCKSPRINGS RD . - Approx 80 acres of vacant ground. • Approx. 20 acres till able. All minerals, water and elec. " 'aila' · ' bl e. Good huntmg Jand. $29, 000.00. .. · 1\'i STORY HOME IN IIIODLEPORT - large ;pa coous 1ooms Wtlh light oak 1nm tma well C1lred !or t10me on • • -lgllodtM - - .. PROPERTY houoocloonlng by the hour. Callloo 814-742-3109. through IN m .. unel you h.,e TUPPERS PlAINS - Ver y neat 3 bedroom ran~h wilh at:~;. !ached garage. I acre of ground FmHA approved .• ·, $39,000.00 ' • PRICE REDUCED - MIDDLEPORT- Really ntce older home in Iown 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ful l basement. I car gar· age and a nice b1 g lot OWNER WANTS OFFER! $42,900 00. MEIGS COlJNTY • .. SYRACUSE - Really mce 1982 double wtde, 3 bedrooms, i baths, deckmg and ma ny olher leatures . All 10 good condt· l1on. WANTS $34,500.00 more 1n!ormat1on HOW ABOUT ANICE RESIDENTIAL. orcommerc1al, loca-. lion along Upper Rt. 7? $35,000 00. • . INOTICEI Tttt OliO VALLIY PUILIIHINO CO . ,_.....,... - you do ......_ ""'" ....... you ""-· .,d NOT to iond money . CARPENTER - N1ce double wide siltin g on 1.86 acres 1n a country setting. Ill c11 garag~ deck. equipped k1tchen, lenced yard. ONLY $32,500.00 Real Estate General RIO GRAN DE - • e Businns Opportunity _______. doODroted. 2 BR . fully ra:wui'ed.. Coli 114-448-8658 or 4414781. .:.:..:.:;__ Newly c•Deted. Sec. dep • unattached garagr lii!Hhcaped lawn and more C3111or 18 Wanted to Do 21 CHESTER AREA - Va cant lan d Approx , 20 acres to liu 1ld on' or would mak e greal hunt1ne site. ONLY $10,000.00; . , LONG BOTTOM - Cabm along lhe nver 1n a great locat 1on. ~· .' acre ol ground, lully fur n1shed, rtver ban k use, TPC wata · • and much more. ONLY $19,900 00. •• • WE HAVE BUILDING in Rodney Village II, edge of . Gallipolis (18 acres) and Mills Village. Call for more inlor· e malton. • rlildllcldl for Rant alon,. Vmtoo St 43' x150'1ol with luarden area. FA nat. gas Fam·. tly rm. in basement. Price $43,000.00 • • • e Wlfl do • Ono child. Rof 814-446-1113, Houaa tor fW'It In Tuppers Pl.6nt lOA. Sand r..... me b¥ 1-1-89 to Amaric••Pomwoy Nuralng •i<*"tnd Aehab1Mat6on Cant•. Real Estate General & roO{RII • bath. beaem..t c•pet 6 IPPII.,c:.. No ptl:a. 1.)1furn. fullv e•paed, no inside psta. Dapostt r~ulred . 114- DIRECTOR OF TOURISM 'IOUOHT NEW. USED. OlD &ANTIQUES Partial listing: Roll wife, table saw. set of new dnll bits, gas healers. chairs, sofa. relngerators, good gas hoi water hea, ter, beds. dressers, hand tools. coffeelables,end tables, TVs, b1cycle, wh eelbarrow, metal shelvin& dtshes. what-nots. used carpet. office desk, oH1ce cha,·rs, h1de·away bed. pll· lows. 1ewelry. stereo, record players, records, s1nks, n1le sta nd, Barrel heater, luel oil healing slove, gas cook stove & much, much more SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. DOOR PRIZES GIVEN WEEKLY Consignment accepted from 1:00.5:00 P.M. on Saturday Have something you want to sell? Coniact Marlin Wedemeyer. Auctioneer. Arran1ements for pickup service avail· able. Barn and auctioneer available for public auction on con· tract. Contract includes hauling and transporting all merchandise. Resident and business auction service also available. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER 814-448-012•. JOB HUNTINO? NEEDASKlll? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOU AS Auto Meche'IICII. Clrpen,.._ Col-ologlno, Dlvoralfiad Medical - - - Eloctrlc l - Food Sorvloo -k-. lhooe ollglbla PRICE REDUCED - Middleport- An1ce 14x65 mob1le home m beaultful condition. New front deck and screened rear porch. New car pel- vmyl, paneling and ce1ling lans Storage butldtng and cham hnk fen ced yard Nothmg ta do · but move in. $26.500 00 room houM in B ilt.Netl. •186 1 mo. Will aCG~pt 2 chldr1n. Call •250 mont:h plus utllltl• and dt.l ndlng IOLU'CII to pay _ RACINE- Cute lijtle I slory home in town. 3 bedrooms, ulil· · rty room , carport. Walkmg drslan ce lo every lhint Needs: ,: some work. $19,500.00 EASTERN DISTRICT - Spactous livmg wilh pnvacy on a deadend road Lar ge home with 4 bedrooms, fam1ly room, dmm g room, ltving room w1th llfeplace, n1 ce k1lchen cab1· · nets Many other nice leatures. Call for an appomtment $38,500.00. 0008. 2 bodrotom hou,.Citv 123&. & dopoo~ . Vllri«y NEW LISTING- MIDDLEPORT- 2 story housesijtingon 2 bedrooms, 2~ bathsl.gas fireplace, basement plus alttc space and garage. ASKING $49,900.00. ' MIDDLEPORT - GOOD LOCATION - Older home w1lh a mce block garage and wo• kshop in good condilon. PR ICED TO SELLAT $19,900 00. lot ~ ~- 5 PRICE REDUCED- Middleport - 2 unlt buckapartment bu1ldmg in Iown. Garage, AC untts, good rentalmcome. Close to shopp1ng $24,900 00 Coli 114-992-&8&8. General REALTY Hom11 for Rent!U•e. l.,d contract, Croutt Btlc:k Rd., Aodn.;VHI~geii.Eureka. Aef .... ence~ and depolh:l r.:jui'ed. Blackburn Rtllty, 114-441- tor currmt W.allllt. for training •• avaNebla tor SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 1989 at 7:00 P.M. 1200 Nice. 2 bedroum. fully- c•peted. g• hell, .. gt lot, Racine arH. Coli Tri-CountyVocotlonaiAduft C-w at 783-3&11 ox< 14. A Public Sale & Auction taoo • mo. d,opooK. Coli 814-448-2206 Electronk:l TecMid-. Ina. .. trial Malnt .. enca Workers, NIM'tlng AltiltWt ll'ld Or.,._ .... Mactdnlltt. Office WOrk. . and Weldn. Attglltlf' now for d .... beginning January 3rd. From Gallipolis , take Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775, turn right onto Patriot Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. Lookmg for mercllandise7 Try the Patriot Auction Barn! We have all type$ of new and used merchandise- appli· ances. furniture, antiques and collectors items. Someth· ing lot everyone. Real Estate General 35 Lote & Acreage ponolod .,d ooillnUL two Ashton bea~tilll llrge b.lldlng bedrooms. tot•l electr ic. lot1,. mobh ham~~ p•rnttted, publi c wet•. also rN• Iota. 17.000. Call 814-448-3010 Clydi Bowen, Jr. 304- 576&104 19 84 241o 62 Sed iono( 3 BR .. 2 2331. 3 or 4 BR . rTKJClAhw home on 5 tt.. nbet fa Re.tr to move E~eet . acr• of land with l)ond V«Y cond. Cell French City Broker· good CDnd CoN 114-288-1817. • ... 614-446-9340. Rentals 4 or 6 blctoon'f." 822 Jecklon 1984 Skyline 14x70, 3111l .. 11(, St .. Vlman. Ohio. Colll14-388- biiM. EJ£111 . cond. On r.-n:.S 9310. lot. 'lncludlo vinyl oldrtln~ 41 Homes for Rent - dcomah)ed otorego - -- :----:---:-: - 2 BR . In aountry, Vlnlon .... porch01, blrn. 21 ,8><18 ft . lllf 3 BR . hou ... AC, • pool-laleorTrad• C.BR houM, goad loc.tion. C.ll 304-871- e4.2&/hour. Send .-uma to Cadlle Ilk•. 8uck_.,a Com- BARGAIN LAND Persons wishing to view the items should contact 614-446 -1642 . Since bids must be returned to the Surplus Property SectiorJ by January 9, 1989, arrangements must be made to view the items between 9 :00am jind .4:00 .pm January 3rd through the 6th only. • 814--4119. 0179&. Coli 814-448-0390. onthoodo!Sout-Ohlo, 396 Richl .. d Avenu& A1hans. Ohio 411701. munity Sorv-. P.O. Boxl04. Jedtoon. Ohio 4&6010. Doalllno w .........,.., 118199. Equal Opportunity Employer. FEDERAL. STATE AND CIVIL IERVICEJOBI. NOW ttiAINO. Your area. t13,15&0 10 tlil.4&0. IMM~· DIATE 0p•lngo. C~L 1·3111. 733-60412 Ext. F 2711. Ocw. ....,. Jo;.. •te.040 t &9.230 yr. Now Nrln~ eon 1-808-187-1000 •t. R-9608 Coli 814-441-080&. 2 bectoom unfurnillhed 12:1&0 w / d ~olcup. V:. mile p•t H M.C. on At. 35. Ref . • di!IP requk.t. Call e14-4ol8-4389 or 304-878-97110. Stgye, ' rtfrig. , Elec.. Wit«. tfMh camS*', Own• moving & mutt oold. 12&0 montNy. Dop. CaM .... Cal Frenc:t.CityBrok•~e. 114-448-93..0. 814-38S.9188. - prolorr ... 2 lr. moble hofTll', Some utiMia pold. Stc. dop llo rol. 1988 Nwti Moon 12lf50. 2 BR . alghl aoutMalttrn Ohio cou,. tia Low 20's. S..dr.u,..lf'ld • IItt• of int•Mt to Krt AtWn1. dlooiiiiKIOI Elec111c & gas ranges, ant1ques, stone Jars. new and used beddm&old books, furnilure, coms, knives, tools, used fifes & 3-8ft. showcases. 1976 Ford van. 1980 Plymouth Grand Fury !sharp'). many other 1lems loo numerous to ment1on SEALED BID SALE • .,.... 2 c.- v•s;• lwet ltndiCIPed lot, 4 ml• from Holzer Hotpilal off At. 35Ptm:lrilraok Subdivltlon. Cllt record. good communk:•tlan 1nd organllltlon tds. punc· tual, •dlbletowork•Pif'l ale t.-n rtQUhd; ..,.,_..,ceworlting wlrh p.,.... with mentll ral•dltiDn Md d•elopnwdll INVENTORY REDUCTION SATURDAY, JANUARY 7r 1989 10:00 A.M; &&82 .. 248-111190. Retel d•k end ..::urlty. Mid. AUCTION 304-178-2201. _8_1_20_._ _ _-:-- - - l..at . 19S1 PPHS Ciao Ring • w.,tod to .... , Fl,..rol el-lc PPJHI. Vtllowgold.blackony~. Christ._, light bulbi. Made lnltlolo sc. 304-468-1697. 20'a th.,IIO'o. 304-178-l&Oe. rOOft\ 30ft. cu.tom Olk kitchen ceb'nMs. olll wooctovork. finilh nlahl. thlfl. eon 814-311-7838. WANTED: Part· limo COM· MUNITY SERVICE WORKER 4 BR .. full,__, & g•ogo. for 1n tntsrrndc=-earefKillty fulty c•pat.t (1om1 niW). Cit<~ lor dwolop,_..., dlooblad schools UtiltU• low. WoododuMa In Golllp... Hour" 3- 11 burn•. Natural gM tlrnaca PM. M.'f'h; 2·hour Wl!lklf ..11 Priotd to ooll. CaN 114-448tnelll:tftg: Of • otherwise ach• 0278 Ill• I PM, -andl 511011. Rlgh ochool dogr01, .olld ~nytlme. G-lv.-'a -.,,.,d goocldrtvlng 304-&12-88&2 or "1·800-827· tAm. Subject to drug tcreen &: motcn. Coli Lorry Llvelv·I14- E.D.E. 3B8-9303. Fwnlture .. d 1ppli.,C11 by the place Of entire houHhold. Fair Ori- baing poid. Colll14-441- Hollar HotpJtal Cell 114-241- Sunday Times- ploco. ........ din in,. Iorge llv lng E JltCUI.,eO)fectar, Pl .. n .. Per· Junk Cara wtth or without rabblt dog. 8 fund•rll!:!:e Plrt·tlmo MLTfor full( equipped a. wiOk~ poy chedco. Coli t ~IIV pherd doJ!t Loot In Billion-Kino. 315e. E•al• dga P., •.,,. o !'c . ~~Ans..,s to oo. u 1.... 9 - · Buying "Standing Timbor. CaH 114-378-27158. . 2083. R-Ood. thruJ .. uery. 304-77).15348. ~ lng bids to paint the interior • of the Watw Treatment ~ 2187. Rick Pe.-aon Auction.... · li· cented Ohio .nd WMt v.. ginla. Emte. Mtique, f•m. liquid .. tion 304-173-11786. Uood ~rnfturo by tho piece br mllre household alto telling. 81 4-742-24&1. is J«~Ured. bemonttrlttd sue· ceu and laad. . hfp In the achlw..... af ao• Donor oultiYitlon. with lo•d and \lolunteert. •llt-lve IWDDI'd •k. .lng 1nd is ,.qulrtd. Ft.Mtlnw VfiiY •ttrtctHe brick 4 bedroom. 2 boltl\ 4omlly room w•h fir• 2 BR . tnM• torrent. 1 milefrom 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Seta ' Pleasant, W. Va. REALTOR• PATJICK COC:HIAN SONNY GAJIIES CH!RYL LEMlEY _446-&65~ 446-2707 742-3171 ..,, �,, .' ' • • ' Page-B-8-Sunday limes-Sentinel 44 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent • • 3 8R .• 14x70 Kygor c'"" School dlttrlct. t 250 plu 1 tee. d ..... '"'· lncludoo v•~>~~~•. ._t... Celr 814!367·.72157. • Portlr lur,.hod. 3 bedroom. double wide wllh a•10• tor ront On St. At. 141 02711. . mo""' d.,osft NqUirld. 192-7401. en._ 2 be«~ on quill ttr• in ' RJICina Furnllhed. Nice .dd on tconge -roorN. *175 plus ell ut~kla CA11·114-912-7288. 2 blctoorn. furnilhed,. MJh• ond dry«. olr oondltlo-. 1225 month l)lua depq.tl: and utMtUa. .114-D92-7479. Furn61hlcl or unfurnilhld. Good de~n GDndttlon. 1 child. n~ peu. Ha-. 304-8U· 2468. Tr ..... unfurniahed. IXM.ip1• '""" chlldrWI l~tid. AI. 1. l.oa.~st Rolld. PI.Ptt. b•hind UK. 304-1711-1076. Mobile homea. furnlthed , •175.00 .-nd up per month plus ..... ,•• 304-876-8612 .. 87113900 .. 3 bedroom .. , electric mobile home. e200. 00 month plu• u11ftl•. 304-876-4088. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 8A . . . s. e closets. kttch.,.. ... pl. fur . . hld. WMhlr-Dryer hoolt-up, n-.w pkJah a.-per. dl• ~ 44 44 · Apartment for Rent Apartment for Rent Tara Townhou• ipa'tmln'ft · 2 Acade~ from 011111 hweaher. dllpOMI, pttvete tftcloood pOlio, pj>OI. ployground. Wat• • ....,.,, • tralh indud.cl Stortlng ot 1289 por mo. Coli School. unfurrW.hed-•210. ,_. Aport,_,tl for tho Eldol1y. Gollle Monor Aportmonto. 815 Bll>IMorionRood. Doolanodlor tho lleollor CKII., (e2 I oldlll ondHondicoppodporo-.Equol houolng opoortunlty. Appllco- _High tlolly furnlohod·l275, fully turnl•t.d-UOO.. o..tottt r• quirod. Coll14-4411-004lllfl• I PM!fWoolc ...... 814-387-7150. APortmonto ond hou-. eon 304-8715-5104. · . One 1nd 2 be*oomap.t""'"''· Wedge Apertments. No F'ih. 304-11711-2072. • Nice3BR.cl.lpl-. foriWrtKrou IRe., 11,-2 blthl. CA .• dll· 46 'F1111ished Rooms Furnilhed room-911 Secx'"d Aw., O.H:r · oil. t75 1 mo. Utllltl• Slnal•m.. e. Sh•• both. Co- 441-4f181ftor7PM. p_,lofl\' fur. .~ 1 Br.• 258 Stills. t200 a mci. tiiO clop, 8 m01. II•• Ut.h:i• .-ld. Adultt only, CoM 114-441-31187. 1-:-~-~...,---'----'.---" FwniOhod oPt· t 8R. 701 Fourth. t210. UtiKioo pokf. CoH 4411-4418111• 7 PM. tion~mavbtplclr.tupetSprfng Volloy PI••· 521 Jec:koon Pll<e ar c-'1 614-44&-4e39. .Apartment for Rent '* ,....WMk or month. RooiN tor StMinO It •120 1 mo. Otllie Hotol-114-441-9880. ll. .lng rooMt with cooking. A..oTrlilw tPKa AU hooltupa. CAll alter 2p.m . 304-7736851. Meaon WV. · Cent•_., •••2 BR .• w-t•. " - lo reM~ lurmhod. Child welaome. No p ... t225 1 mo. Coli 814-441-8038. Modorn 1 SR. -ntown, co .. . --'---;-=.::.:..::.__ __ .48 Space for Rent pt•• khch-. Iii'. c•pM. o.- Furnlohod .....: 1 SA . 807 ooK. na P•L Coli 8!4-441- 0139 ev~ninga. afttr 15. 821l'IStc. E..... oond .. 28R .. equipped kltdlln. air. A1111Hable Nov. lot. 1225 pluo dop. Coli 814-4411-0103 .. 441-2188. " 1 6 2 BR 1P ort,_,l 1300 month. lnck.ldel utlltl•. Adutts . onty. no · pelt, dep, roquirod. Coli 614-441-4222 e" betw_. MI. Pctmeroy·2 BA . remodeled oplf1merrt off &p.lng Aw. SOc. dep, 6 ref. Coli lflor 8 PM. 814-992-8881 . . Unfurnished 2 BA Sorx>nd. OoQipollt. 1225. Uti~ tl• ..id. Call 44&-44, 8 ...... 7 PM. · 2 -oom Apto. for rtnt. Cortl•od. Nice oottlnv. Laundry teoaltloo ovolloblo. Coli 514992-3711. EOII! One Momh Free Rent Quollllod • - • pay t 200. Depotlt end no .-.rt for the month. O.aember & J..uery ontv. ViUICie Minor and .• ' LAYNE'S FURNITURE 'Sofa and chain pribld from 1395 to t991!i. Tebl• t&O end up to t121S. Hld••·bedt *390 to *595. Redtn.. t2a:& to t378. f28 to t128. Oirrtttet •1 9 end up to tU&. umg• Wood teble w.l chWa *281 to 1718. O..k f100 up to 1371. Hutch11 1400 •d up. Bunk bed~ complete w ·mllltr•'" U96onduptot395. Babrt11 0. Mntrea• or boii[ 'IP'rinGI full or twtn t88. firm t71. end 188. Queen s111 *2150 & up. King t310. 4 drfiiW'• chert t89. Gun cebklet• e. 8 & 10 gun. Beby "m.ttr.l. . t3B • •4&. · Bod lrornoo • 20. 't30 lo King frame 110. Good selection of bedroom 1uhw, metel cabin lis. hudbo•dt t.30 And u.p to t86. ···-·····-·· 10 DIYI ltme U CMh with 3 Mlt11 out BuiiiViMe Rd. Open lem to 5pm Mon. tttru Set. Ph. 81..,.441- Com,..dlllspec.. 1400!'q~Jare feet. corn• S.amd .. d Pin a Ample perking In • -· Coli 441-4249. 441-2328 or 4414425. epprovtd crldtt. Country Mobtle Hom• Park,; Route 33, North of Pomwov l.Dta, remelt. pwts. Call AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., Oelllpolo . . NEW- 8 pc. wood V'DUI> '389. living room suit•· *199-•&99. Bunk bedl with btiddlnet 1248. Full alze mlltresl • foul'ldlltion atertlng • egg, Recltneu 111rtlng- t99. 814-992-7479. 49 . RlvoroldoApon_,.ln Mdcloport. From t1B2. 814-D92-n87. EO H. • . ,.. •1•. For Leese Pl...... Comm•ciei ,Butldlng tor tMie. Pl. Coli 304-171151'0il 1•ao• ..,.,. ment. In town. carpeted. Aduftt ontv No pot& Coli 814-4411- Merchandi se 4661 . SHAOV LAWN APT&- 729 .-Int. Nice good locstion. Sooond Avo. Furnlohod elllcltn..eQiftC¥, Inc. AIWt. C.ll 304cf• ttartlng .C: •175 e mo. 871-5104, or 8711-6311 or lndudlng w.t• • merMI& •Single ld.lltl ontv. Cilh8f41711·n38. 446-4807 or 441-2802. New completely furnished 1p.-tnwnt • mobile home In 3 BR.-5 Court St. Kttch., with ctty.' Aduhs J»ntv. PIM'klng. Cell stove lo '""'• 1250 pluod..,. 6 114-4411-0331. ref. No peto. Coli 614-4411•4928. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT 8UOOET PRICES AT JACK· Nowlv ,....;deled 1 BA. opt. SON ESTATES, 636 Jeckoon Appl furnlilhed. lde.atoeiltion-1 Pike trom •183 • mo. Walk to block from downlown. Clll ohop ond movloo. 614-441- 614-441-44!39, 25118. E.D.H. 51 Household Goods 0322. S~AIN USED- lllldl, drMMn, btck'oom suit• Oetkl, wrina- Wlllher, e complete line of uted ~rniturt . NEW· Wetttm boot• t3&. Wor-• 118 6 up. !Steel • t-.1 . Coli ,, ..... 4411-3169. G .E. fullsile push DUtton range. Clean • lookl good. •as. c.ll 114-441-9844 before 7 :30PM. 61 Household Goods Bttch Str.._ Mldcloport. Cillo. 2 beclooomlurnlohod ..,.,,_~ utlltl• .-ld. nlf••cee. Phone 304-882·2518. County Applj~ce. Inc. 'Good ueed IPPhln'* lftd TV s8ll. Now ICceptlng epplicetJons far 2 l»droom ..,trt,..,ta. full¥ Sot. e14-44!1-1899, 827 3rd. Avo. Oalllpolll, C?H· Op., BAM to 8PM . Mon thru c.p«ad. appH•u•. Mt•1..d trooh flid<upo proyldod. Melnt• nMce free ltvlng close to shoppin~ bon lao . on d ochOolo. For more inforrnltton call 304-882· 3711. E.O.H . . GOOD USED APPLIANCES dryers, refrlg•eto,-.. ranges. SklCUIS Appliance•. Upper RtvM' Rd. betide Stone Creot Motol. 614-4411-7398. MOLLOHAN FURNITURE Complllelineof c.pet. eongolaum, vfnyle 1nd c•pet rwrne. Carp.. In stock onty. Vlny-le mrtlng " 83.99 ~rd in etoCic ontv. Fr• .tlmet:M:, no )o& to large or amall. Two kteatlons. 122 Vl1nd Street Point Plt-'t• W.va. 304-676-8498 w.. ---. Reel Estate General 51 Household Goods · Valll~rt Fwnlture New anct uted -.rnilure •d 1Ppllcanc81. Call 114-4417572. Hourt 9·~· PICKENS USED I'URNITUR£ Cl'mlllfete hou•hold furnii:Jt. lngo. Y, mll""-ld!o. 304-8711450. 814·3a8 - 9773, 811'8fdnp. ' Far,_,.,_ onQuofltyCo,:P.. • Fumftu .. com. ta ·Molloh., Furnttu ....UpptrRtv•Ad.,l14441-7<l44. VIRA"s' FURNITURE . 6 . APPUANCES Opon Mon.·Sot. 9 AM ·8 PM. Sun. 12 no-s PM. 614-4413158. PRICES SL/ISHED-Werdrobereg. f141 now '71. au., ,n mmrMa tet·reo. ., 89 now 1101. CouniiV Woodtoblaw•h ch••• """"'"NV· •sse ,_ 3t 289. Many Mare Mon.,. lnlngVolu•· At. 141 1nc... .,.,. 1a Upp• River Rotld Galllpolill. Ohio '814-446· 7444. mae on Lincoln Pile. 53 •· ' January 1. 1989 Pomeroy· Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea5ant,W. Va. - Antiques 54 Misc. Merchandise JanU.V 1, 1989 For 811• Flr..-took·Mixld or •-nod. Ul dollv- 1 Bidotol • • O..ld Hill 81~ 54 Miec, Merchandise 64 Hay & Grain 71 Auto's For Sale 72 Towomotot forldlft. ~ma clock. office d•k. 1M engine holot polo! )lck. lip lodt l>oiiL new commode eet. Clll lf4441-2359. • 1878 Nova. Good co net *'500. Coli ,,... 74.2·3109. ..1817 GMC pldl up 11-18 wlh topper. 24,1500 m1111. •s.soo.oo. 304-1711-1297. 1883VW Rtbblt - t l , AM ·FM. 4 AC. ntw tlr•. Col 114-281-1924. ·•n hut•. 3811-1138. Houra: M,T,W 10e.m. to 8p.m •• Sunday 1 to lp.m. 114-D92· 2528. 54 Misc. Merchandise Wh..taMir•IWW or ullld. 3 whHied tl.ctric ecootn. Call Ro.- Mobllty IXIIIocl. 1· 814. ' 87Q.MI1. nmothy Hey & wh. . . . rM¥ for oole. Call 614-379-2789. ,pd.. Now AwUibtt fOr Purc:tt•• '"Hiotar( af Weloh 'llootlomin Jackeon 1nd Gillie CouM._ af Ohio"' by The AwwWIUtll'f'l R. E...,L p.,Jtl. OeiHe COU"'V, Oh~. U.ll book Will ~hod In ::: Md h• recentl¥ been lllled .from tho - h lonpgelntoEn,lloh. · The pri .. lo (t1 .1101 lnduclnjl ofllpplng oncHI.,dllng. You m., piiCI vaur ordlt bv 11nding your ch . . ta Mn C WMIIom BrOWnfiold. 2121 ·A,: flnatonAwnue,Cofutnbui.Ohio 43221. --fifty MOlTON BlllOINGS, INC. f: rn•/11'111 o·--.\inf'o• 1110."1 5691 Rt. 6!11, Hunt in.JI,:>~.~~, 1304) 733·16S 1 Coli Toll lne Mort Ill, ll 1-100-447·7436 Mbod hord wood·-· 012 PW bunch. Containing opproa. 11'1 ton. Ohio. Pellet Co .• Pom•oy. Ohio. 814-D92·848,1 . D.C. Metal Sales, Inc. Cannelburg, Ind. 47519 Specializing 1n Pole Build· · , • incs. Designed to meet your needs. Any size --.. Choice of 10 colors. FREE ESTIMATE on post bldgs. and package deals. Save hundreds. even thousands of dollars. Transporta 11o11 3plocollvtngroom..,ne."coffH 71 Auto's For Sale local Sales Representative Donna Ctisenbety .E.S.R.. Box 166 Gallipolis, Ohio 4.5631 Ph. 614-256·6518 Kenmore 14 cubic ft. ,.,..lgNator. t30. 114-982· 7473. CoppWtone SJ• •nve In vood 1ngine .. 11\'zlr 1973 Pontiac Orond AM, 4 dr .. PS. PB, lir; ttlt, cruilt. Au"' AOOCI. Good tlr• •100. Cell 114-318-9807 oftw 6:30PM. ende 3 hllchtowti•. 114-88~ 3838. . TWo diDendlble, ruet lr11. lolded. ~~~ effldent c... wllh SURPLUS ·Original Arrrrt, Do.' l'lldlelo. 1883 Plymouth Atllont SE. 110,180 ml.·t2250. 1983 "'"' Aontal. Clrhort Clothing. Dodao&oo. 13,000ml.· 13700. USA Jungle Booto. G._ Co· moutl- fond bloclc whltoj. 199~ Dodgt Convorolon Mini ell ttw •trill. SAMe SOMERVILlE'S. OLD v... n11111 ROUTE 21. NEW ERA. WVA Shorol 15>000 ml· t8.350. !noon • 8:00Pm. Doc. onfrl, 1979 Ford Courier pickup, now Other months Frtdlv. SetuJC18r, pelnt & front fenders. dop8t1doblo- t960. Coli 114ljundoy """'· 304-273-8165. 441-8393. SIGNS: Portable Hghtod w· 1171 Olcll. UOO. 1982 E 250 lotletl tZ91. ""• Dol. II Von, •2.000. Coli 614-441112·31·88. Plastic letters ' 147.110 box. W\1-1-800-842· 2359. 2434; OH 1·8D0-533·3453 19n CadiHoc SO.Mio. loodod. anytime. Re. No Nllt. lmmeculatt. Young chick. . tor •le. C.H 11000. Stlf thil - - $2600. Cell814-4411-7019. .,.., 8. 304-773-8878. "Something For Everyone" FUR~ITURE. APPLIANCES. TOYS, TOOLS, TV'S, VCR'S, STEREOS, GUNS, COINS, TIRES, ANTIQUES. KNIVES IIICI•. ' BARGAINLAND Near Jet. Its. 35 & 7 446-8444 . c•. BUY -SELL- TRADE 2·tennino btcr... 1 toning Ulblt. Jacuul. u•dl• ~ulp .. ·wlalc• furniture. AI for e5,000. Cell 814-448-7121 or 304-273· 9194. For ule: Olk ftrMood. Call 304-8711-271l",llfl• 4:30p.m. 28 lndl ..,lor tolovlolon, 4 pi- "I LR eutte-oouch. Ch ..r. loiJIHM, onorr.n. CoffM •ble end tnd I '· table~ Reeliftlc s"t*ea syR8m. Coli 814-2411-91504. 1981 con-d. 986-3838. 198QF.310V·I.,glne. 4opood (loll., *mp bod E>e. Cond. •8,300 304-481-1031. r door. &14- ,,... •hnetee. c.ll aoltld 1·814-237·04811. doy or night. Roterv or ~e tool ~HUng. Rogere8etement .MoR..,.. oompl•ed•emed.,.. Wotorpruolln~ PUmP tllt1 and ..Vice. 304: IWEEPEA•dnw.gm...ane 895-3802 repair. pert& and sui)C)II •. Pldt Up and deiNery, DIVlt VeCI.Ium RON"S. APPUANCE SERVICE. caU e.vk:ing G E. Hot Clean•r. on• helf mile up hou• Point, w•hen, dryers end Goorgoo C - Rd. Coli 614- MOVOL 304-671-2398. 441-0284. 1184 Ford E150 c...om v... 60,000 'mil•· EIIOtll ... ooncltlon. 17000 '8 14-982-8.,3. C'-v lmpol& 301 auto.. 78 77.000 m1•, Nna good, ·very .,..... J&JWeterS,.yloe. Swimming - l clotorn' wollo. I'll . 814- " ; 245-92811. 84 ' R lo A W•or Seovlce. Poole, : cisterna, wells . lmmedlet• .. 1.000 or 2. 000 ~ollorwdollvory Call 304-671-8370. Electrica I &.·Refrigeration 87 Upholstery Mowrev·• Upholstering· llilr\llng tr loountyer.. 23ye.,.. The bert • ~ can ..... '-"(/(_t~/lu'ia. :~ Qhnd' Auto Parts · · ]73-11009. B4 Pontile Fl.-o. block. ••· ~'6~. BUDGET TlSMISSION· Used • rebuilt all types. W•-·30 doyo. Pri . . fBI • up. Uood ltiiUill'd • .....alulalta ·-· oonvwt... p r - p l o t - . . - out bl•lng. W•ranty-12 moe. cYC IOinto..ft tyflll, Col 814·37112220 .. 304-8711-1788. m nd., n11111 tlr-. brllkil 6 llnrtL304-8711-5110. Ford club wagen. 11 Pll- senger. good eond. t1,800. · 304-882-2234. Trucks for Sele AESIQ[Nl\P.L 1978 C'-Y Stop Side PU. PS. P8, AM·FM·Coll.' • • roor win~. 400 motor. euto. '1200flrm. Coll114-38tl-9107 81 1987ChovyFI. .oldoELplclcup. Fttty Tr• Ttlmfnlno. 11ump ...,...,,, Coll304-8711-1331. Home · n.ooo. eon 114-2411-9231. INVE STMENTS · Jidll.l . f:M. CO~ME.RC IA.L ·- FARMS loFitSSifl~Al SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Improvements eft• 5:30PM. ~ 4SO 2nd AVE . . 446·6806 7 ROOMS ,1'I! ACRES 3 bedrooms, rural water system, burner. two storage buildings, space to rent for e•tra income. i Phone for a appointme~t NOW! S1:rv1ces 1973Toncllm logtruckwkhlog bunb. Col 614-281-11911. • Rea I Est ate General •• 8t Accsssories depWidabla Mek 1 Oft.. 304- 72 IASEMENT WATERPROORNG un..,ncltlohll llotlmt gu.- Locel , . , . _ llrnlohod. Oll•d Wtte• Service: Pools. Clotwno. Wallo. 0.11\1 ooy A"f· t fma Clll 114-446-7ot04-No Sundt¥ ctlts. 304· 175 -4154 for froo elltlmates . 117201doCuti-1J0odoond. 2 door. ht. •4110 304-871-24&7. n Improvements In flmWture uphotnering. For I W..t dt• on • Alii¥ or ulld car. tndl: or wn. - M:•ny Blu •t Jim Ml1k Chevrolet· Oldllmobla 114-441-3872 or 304-n3-51 34. ·n C'-Y pldalp. vaod oond. - · 81,000 Mia 304-1712372 .. 871-22811. 1178 c•eu•. 4 speed tren• miislon. good •hlp& toodtk-•· *400. Phono &14-MII-4361 . ana Tn.1ck1 for Sale eo.ooo ..oo:77111-po_..,. 1178 F'ord Pinta. auto., law mi ...,. nice. U60. 814-91113134. table. Uka • ..,. t650. Coli ' - - - - - - - - - 114-912·3144. I GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vohld• for t100. Fordt. MM'ald•• GE washer. E.-lent shepe. CorvtttH .....Ch.,ys. Surplus. f110. AlooSpood au... o,.,.,, Buym Outdo. 111 8011-f87· · Nlco ohopo. no.oo. e14-387· 8000 Ext. S-10189 0322. Lacuet pc:11t1 tor •le. Call 1988 Covell or ~-24. Loodod 4 , 000 mil•. Like nM. Clll 114-742·2790alt• 4p.m. 114-387-7174. Layaway Now For Chrill111alf WHITE'I METAL DETECTORS '-on ARiton, 1210 SeQOnd Aw. Gollpollo, OH 114-448·4338. . HAY lor •Ia. 304-4511-1873. For oole. Flrtwood. M - herd woad. HIAP vouchert ecceptld. Pick up or d811Yered. 814-742-2428 anytime. , concHtlon. • Buy or Soli. Rivortne Antlquoo. 1124 E. Mein ltr .... Pom•oy. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio,.....Pc:ilnt Pleasant. 54 Misc. Merchandise · heati111g also wood· disc, carport. Trailer sell at only $24,900. .. #676 I Estate For oole Twin . . Coptoln bod Wth dr•uere.; Chwy tuv motor. 304-8711-4121. 10.000 BTU Hioll-· f u LP a•· 304-175-3763. Stm Somervl..' s Armv Surplua. Junior C.mouft~~ge. NIM' Hours Real Eatste General for 1181 Stricti¥ Kop1. All Xm• ·•xch..a• In by .Jan. 304-273-1155. 11th. SeMOMd oolt flrtwood. lwgo pickup load oplt. dellvorod locollr. t30.00 alood. 304-4581138 .,.. 481-1728. Norge gaa dryer; Ken more MJI~ mltle waehlr. good cond. Mutt oe11 both •140. s..,orote eao.oo ...... 304-1711-1117. 21" Sylvania Cone~• Color TV. no. 304-6711-38&9. 56 B ulldlng Supplies ONEI ~ us an offer on i dandy 2 bedroom home. large hvong room, modern kitchen, off1ce room, garage with 2nd story and large lot. Thts home is 1n very good condition, well decorated and ready to move mto. Out of town owner IS very anxtous to sell. #100 Building Moiorlolo Block. brick. - • piPfl, wlfto dows, Int.... etc. Cl .. dl Win,.,. Rio Grtnde. 0. Call8142411-8121. FIRST AVENUE - RIVER FRONTAGE I.Dvely two story home otfeis aformal entry, eauiooed kitchen. beautifullivinR room w1th fireplace, family room, 2 baths, gas heat, basement with brick fireplace, summe1 porch, lovely level area by nver: Shown by appointment only. All BRICK - LOCATED ON ST. U. 35 lovely home offers 4 BRs, equipped kitchen, · LR, dmmg rm., fireplace, full basement, gas heat, cent. a1r, satellite dish, attached garage, carport and storage bunding N1ce level lawn, convement to HMC and shopping shown by appointment. 0 • 0 oo• .0 0 • . o ·o - Fond regards to you and you.r: family in this time . ' ~of togetherness a,nd good cheer! Thanks s for your faith in us and for helping us make 1988 one of our bestyears ever: THIS HOUSE WAS MEANT FOR YOUR FAMILY - located ma nice neighborhood close to HMC, th1s home offers 3 BRs. 2\\ baths, eQuipped kitchen. LR. FR. dinmg rm., gas heat, cent. a1r, woodburningstove, 2 car garage, storage blddg. City schools. Call today. W£STEAN RED CEOAR ' • Ch•nel Ruelle and Boviolod L.op Siding Dedi Met•l• 0 *_.,,_ Quality Ws · With You A Htppg •n.d PtotpiiOUI New y,,f Jim, &nnlt, C'gtttl ••d Ttmmg PLENTY Of ROOM FOR EVERYONE -lariat Drive Onck ran ch., 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, equ1pped kitchen. den, family room, LR, sewm g room, dmm~ laundty, 2 fn eplaces., gas heat, cent. a1r, attached garage plus carport, patto, prNacy fence, c1ty schools. Make an appointment today. CETIDE. INC., Athono·814· 894-3578 58 '· Drogo-vnd Cottooy Konnol. Peril., end Sian•• •d HirM- "OUR NEW YEAR SPECIAL!" .iPARKLING NEW INSIDE -Lots of character. New paper, pamt, chauboard and carpet. ThiS home features loving room, Ig. krtchen w/appliances, 3 bedrms, central air, gas FA Ig. utthty room, mce flat yard, close to crty, Wa,<hington I entary. Vin~l sidmg. Ideal for ret1red couple or new· l!y~eds. Also avatlable for rent. NO PETS. Security deposrt. us a call today for an appointment. 1-r• kittens. ONE ACRE 11/l AND AMOBILE HOllE- 2 BRs, bath, LR, krtchen, ·rear deck, most fumlture stays wtlh mobde home. Call for an appointment. APP""'· 3 moo. olci-AOg. Rot Ttrrloo. 1 vr. oi~Reg. Wolkw. 4 moo. old. Coon Dog. Coli 814-882· 7830. NEAR THE COLLEGE. -looktng lor a latge room home with most everything. .Snck ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room wtth wb fireplace, fam1iy room. Complete kitchen w/appltances, also a microwave oven. Fotmal dmmg 1oom stereo intercom. Very nice home. Almost 3,000 sq. ft. ' LargepupPIII"IWb. old.m .. -. •20 Hdt. Shots • wormecl S•lou• calli ontv aft• 8 PM I 14-441-0810. ' . 2 Pure Bred Whtte Otrm .. Flth Tank. 2413 Jackson Aw. Point PI-t. 304-8711-2013. 10 up '14.99 ond 10 gol compl•e t43. 25. llol•• Rot T.,lor pupo. 160. Coli ""• I p.m. 304-8911-3842 ar 89113428. 57 Musical Instruments tndlllictJ.. guitar l•sON, bltglnnen. •rlous gutt•ilt. BNI-· cerdlo Muol" 614-441-0887. J.tf W.m•ll¥' kt.trvctor. 11._. 441-8077. Llmkod op.,ingo. NO STAIRS- Really nice 3 bedtoom ranch home. Owner is relocating and is offenng th1s well kept home for sale Ltvmg room, eat·m kitchen. fenced in backyatd for small chtldren or pets. Excellent nelghbothood. 59 For Sale Or Tred!) .' A LOT JUST MINUTES FRDII TOWN- Contamselect11c ter and sewage. City schools. · ' Will Trodo: 8 It lui lin Polorito pop.. up trftll camp• af - 1 valua tho! w11111t 1988 Ford Rongor 811. bod. 304-89113571. • for.,.,... A GREAT PLACE TO START - Ranch style home offers 3 BRs, LR, kitchen, bath, laundty, w.oodburning stove, I car garage. -. KRISTI DRIVE - BEAUTIFUL BRICK' RANCH - Th1s home offers .~everal attractive features including a l2x30 family room, LR, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, I \0 baths, f1replace, cent. ait, catpeting, attached garage wrth electric door Ojlpener. Call for an appointment. AKC ...... orad Boouttt.,Hound pu,.._. CAl 814-889-3711. Shophord pupploo. 0100 Nch. 814·742-2981 or 114·742· . 3100. . GREAT BUY FOR THE. RIGHT BUYER - Endless opportuni· t1es and great potenttal for hunters tor home builders wrth lngenurty, for the business minded wrth ingenurty or for the busmess mmded wrth mgenutty or lot the combination. This could be what you've been looking for. 25 acres m/1, tree gas for, 2 dwellings wtth the 2 wells on the land. Pnced m the 20 s. OWNER IS AWHEELER DEALER Cunous?Give usa call. EWINGTON $19,900- . bedroofll..home mcludes .kitchen. living room, dintng'l1lom, bath, NG school distnct. • REDUCED! I!EDUCEDI REDUCED! 21"ACRE F~RII- Amust to see! Includes a large barn, shed and cellar. Fences surround these beautiful acres cement ,block home w/2 bedrooms, 1 bath, liv~ng w/new woodburner. Call office for appmntm~nt to located neat Coal Company. t590 ACR~S more or less, 3 bedtoom home, 2 ~rtchen w/appliances, FR, formal dmino 2 lg. covered tiOS. . ~ LEASE - LEASE OPTION - LAND CONTRACT - You name it and we'll deal LOvely 3 BR ranch in like new condittion, new carpet, new inside• and out. Ready for immediate possession. f •. Suppllt!'. "'IIVt:>IIJGk .11111 81 Farm Equipment • Cl-..... UTILITV BLDG. 8PL. : 30'14-0"•1"8'" 1· n·~r door. 1 ·3" wolk door: · - EA ECTED. Iron -B-Coll814-332·9745 Colltct. l'trmlqullo,.,,ZotorT--. ,_ lllnr. ..... How•d Rotnltore. Bled•. QUALITY HOME IN TOWN - Unusual to find home in town 1n classic condttion. No remodeling necessary. This 2 story brick is modern 1n every way. Includes a formal entry, large living room with fiteplace, formal dining, equipped kitchen and breakfast area, 3 bedrooms, 1\\ baths plus commode in basement, den, full basement, 2 car gar5e plus carport. Lovely fenced back yard with sta1 steel/concrete in-ground pool. New insulate windows, new roof, 15 inch tnsulat1on 1n aitic. This is a very bght, warm, low maintenance home in an eKcellent location 1 block trom the par~ 4 pr 5 blocks to schoollno moretaxi-cabbing for mom). You'll seldom have the opportumty'to buy a home like this. · #109 YOUR CHANCE TO OWN ONE of the finely crafted. classic homes 1n Gallia County. Beautiful brickCiv~ War era- home w11i show off your antiques in grand style. Owner has restored the fits! floor, rewtred, replumbed to perfeclton. Large k1tchen w1th tongue aod gtoove pme throughout ,large dining room , formal living room, bath, laundry and parlor/bedroom. Solid cherry open staorcase leads to 3 more bedrooms, bath and nursery/sewihg room. 6.9 acres, m/1, with the home makes 11 a·fabulous deal at $55,000 #811 INNER BEAUTY IS WHAT COUNTS and lhts starter home has ~'The inside of this home was totally rebuilt 2 years ago. New windows. copper plumbing, wmng hot water tank and carpet, mce wallpaper and curtams. Eat-m krtchen with new cabinets, spacious livtng room, 21arge bedrooms, bath, utlirty room w1th washer and dryer and msulated well. Sits on 1 acre of easily maintained lawn. You can't afford lo throw your money away m rent at $26,500. #B09 COZY CHARliER IN A UNIQUE SETTING- Wtth covered patio to v1ew the fabulous Ohto River. .Large Jamily room and livin·g room, efficient krtchen, 2 bedrooms wrth closets and a bath. Attached gatage with door 'Opener. Easily maintained flat lawn. Motivated owner wants rt SOLD!I! $22,000 #810 SPRING VALLEY AREA BUSINESS- Successful, established Carry-out located on Route 35 in one of the most rapidly growing commercial areas in Gall1a County. Property cons1sts ot. divided drive·thru building, equipment, inventory and 0.6 •1res. Additionally available is the adjoining 0.64 ac1e lot with a 19813-bedroom doublewtde. ldeal for the owner/manager residenCE:. Call for more information and an appointment. 1408 SPRUCE STIIEET EXTENSION - Just listed this spacious 3·5 bedroom home (includmg a l0x28 unHn~hed room), 2'h baths, living room wrth · fireplace and cathedral ceiling, lots of clo~. and a screened·IR porch overlookmg a wooded area. large lot provides privacy. $65,000. #405 482 21110 AVE. REAR lB arid Bonnie Stutes - 448·4208 Moore - 387- n60 ll"toa Riehle - 448-3838 ~ • ' IN TOWN COMFORT & Charming new listing on maintained home wrth turn of the century character features latge living' room, formal dtntnP. eat·m kttchen and toyer w1th beautiful staircase. Also includes 3 bedrooms, very ·mce bath and parttal basement. Ptcket fence anU nice front porch add to the charm. Give us a call, houses of th1s nature don't stay on the market long. #210 · AT YOUR SERVICE FARM - Very on 10 perfectly flat acres. Includes 30x60 24 x 28 2-story garage, 15x15 shed wrth room Home offers 1~ baths, living room, ''••"'"· in kitchen and partial basement Good Green Township. Call for details #203 19V• M/l BEAUliFU L Grande. Natural spnng mately 640 lbs. tobacco wooded actes, septic and county water establis~ed on property. Butld or put a molllie home here! ' #805 MEIGS COUNTY - 100 acres on Rt. 124 near Ractne. 8U1id1ng s~es, nch farm land and appro, . 500' river frontage. Southern schools. $67,000. ' #440 .we can help you determine the valuu of your house on tod~y·s market. you deci"e to sell your we' 11 advertise and show yO\lr prorcrty and enlist tha help of other real enate a·g ents to help sell it - and screen prc;tspcctivc buyers : and attend to the contractual aspecte of the sale. You pay u9 nothing if the house does not sell. • tf hou~;•.!, . . .We'll help you f.lnd a -new home that aclii!!U your requirements. and help you obhin financinq tg; buy it. .If. yout friend• are 1110ving here, just cal'l Ul with their ' n~B snd addreesee and we' 11 eend thiHD' 111ate.dal about our community. &Me can handle ~ll ot your reJ~l eBl&te transacti,ons. ' there h nci Remember, for a consultation, and you ere under no o):)l1gat1on. ~harqe ~·11 ... A JOY TO SEE, AGREATER lOY TO OWN- This 3 bedtoom, 2 bath home with dining toom and 2 car g•age. New carpet throughout. Insert in fireplace. Efficient heat pump. $35,500. #I~ , · BE HAPPY, DON'T WORRYI·- You 'll be happy wnh this clean remodeled and . redecorated small 2 bungalow and the · great river view that goes wrth rt. You will no longer have to worty about and cozy or about high fuel and I . ' perfect fot ret~red couple or oldsters need a good smal l home in a neighborhood , clean people $21,500. #103 . ..•' • ..' . much #301. 37 ACRES VACANT lAND, a,ll Ul1lll1es ava~able Ward Rd $20.500 #J3i7. 15 ACRE$ VACANT lAND. 2 sl)i .ngs. crstern, pand. Woo dte Rd. $13,000 113!5. CONVENIENI~l ~OCATED on Rt 35 SpringValley A BR, I bath. LR. DR, FA . gara~e wor kshop area. has 100 It roa d fro ntag eon Rt. 35 Call us 10· day r showrnR. HZ 1HIS 4 BR DOUBLE WIDE near Btdwe\1 has 4 BR. 2baths.l car garage, LP plus ex tra trarler pad Has 2 acres Prtced to sell ~Z NFW LISTING- We now have listed one of the best laymg far ms in Gall Co t 11 acres. 40 A. crop, 20A woods 7,900 lb. lob. base for 1988. 64 barn. 4 ponds N1ce 2 story IailT! house with' 3-;JR, 1 bath, coun1rY kite n, 10~26 dec k lak e a look at tms tarm before s pnn~: pla ntm!!\ -3~ IF YOO LIKE PRIVACY, ~ou're gomg to tovethe locaticn of lh1s 1980 Ba~ ew. l4x70 wrth 7~ 21 expa ndo, 2 baths. M bedroom has garden tub. tO ac. I I 111 Green School Won't last ling al $23 500.00. · U . HAVE HOUSE AND 5\'r AC. MI LrnGreen School 3 be drooms. 2 bat ~ . 2 car garage. Very private Cal l tcdey Hl30. 'KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS: 3 bedro omranch May be assumable with only 17 yrs left Good ne1~hborho0d , lt32h0N THE RIVER FRONT: 2 stor~ olde1 home has 3 bedrooms,] bath, N. ·. gas heAl. love I~ vrew ot th errve r !rom ~ourlrvrng Prrced rn klW $303 Located m K~~r Creek dl$1nct U45 ALL BRICK locat ed 1n Green School Dr~\ net Thrshome has 3 o r ~ bed· IO OIJ'lS , equ1p~d kr lc hen. lull bas emen!, attached garage w/ opener, al so 2 4x~O metltl butldrn~ w/door ope11erer and wor ksllop Beaulilul shade trees and~!IYIIIe bar::k patrc #3-tl. 40 AC . Ir1/L neKIID Bob E11an s Farms with a love~. ) bedroom house Ha~J lVII bath s, FD.lR, FR. We wootd be glad to show you thrshome. Homer$ I yt old ml. OWNER MAl FINANCE: ~::~~:~~~:b:i;;~:~~~,~'l:';~,:r,J bedrms. 2 baths, all lg. rms . new~ ~ ac JT1S1. You v.dl be surl)'tSed at -·. ' < • • ' ' ••' -• '"• . . .••', • •' ·';• ' 1 !lSi. NIW 1987 MOIIILE HOME: 2 bedrms lovely gho'ut loads ol storage, mnge and rtif loceted on beauidulllal iot ;;iioi~s~l ac. m/ 1 All new water and septrc svstm. Owner may help linance. #355. NEW USHNG - FARM: lrke fr~edom an(l rural prrvacy? Buy 113 ac. m/ 1w/ mtneral rights large 2 stor~ modern hnme w / ~ bedrms 1~ baths LR DR, lam1ly rm & k~ : . encJosed bac~ porch, new roof, vvning and plumb\nli. 7d ac fenced, pasture land, hay IJeicls and woods. 2 pr ·~1 ver ~ large barn w/s rto. 4 outbu ildings · ,. • ! -For the HALF THE SIZE, somethir1g spectal. small fam1ly that IS home Nothing to do but move 1 in Rutland practiCally takes care of 1n the $50s,. Town~jl1p, Meigs County, #503 WANT TO BUILD' THIS build, ready these u~\~~.~~~~r~;~;~,; best lots 1n have best 1n Raccoon · many other larger lracts close to town and around the county. Buy now before they are picked over. #128 COUNTRY BRICK RANC Country atmosphere. 3 be large living room includtn nice k1tchen area, 1~bat garage. Large lot, approxi from town. $54,900. Addaville School om brick home wrth nck fireplace, eKtra tilnwom. attached tely"l"''cre. 4 miles ms ••• • 1 ACRE. M/L, ·WITH 10 MOBILE HOME Plus 2 room addthon atta't (12x28) along with a porch. County water an ept1c system. Good garden area. Ideal location r a new home. Hold· mg at '10,000. : . #301 ' •' •' •• ,' •• •• WISEMAN REAL ESTATE • ' • .i •I . ,(614) 446-3644 old bolt• lao. Marrlo quillnltnl. Autl81d. Ohio 814- 742·1488. 83 " Chow lltud ..,.. vlco. Colll14-441-3144olt• 7 PM. LAND - ,St. Rt. 35, 6.9 acres. Good local ton tor spot o, could even be used for commerctal. SPRING ~ALLEY.' •• $64,9001 - Lovely tn·level offers 3 BRs. 2 baths, spacious kitchen, dmin& LR, FR wrth ftreplacce, gas heat, cent. air, 2 car attached garage. Cali today . Pets for Sale Groom ond SUpploo. Sho1>Pet Grooming. All br'eeds ... All otyleo. lomo Pol Food Oool.-. Julio W.bb Ph. 814-441-0231. tOIIIIERCIAL GARAGE ON STATE ROUTE- Cali f01 infor. malton. · ,, 22 ACRE CHURCH CAMP FOR SALE Num111ous buildings, mcluding dining hall, caretaker's traile1, cabms, pool, church buildin& If 1nte1ested call for more detailed information. PINES! - 4 year sunken family room out paflo; lorma l 11v1ng room, lovely oak cabinets, formal i dools; 3 BIG bedrooms, 1\\ baths, 1 large unfimshed room that ownet will customize to your needsplayroom, office, bedroom? Stunning carpet and wall~per throughout Insulated m1m·barn out back for your pt.ojects. All this w1th 2 car attached garage on 10 acres! We knew 1t was just what you wanted. Call us today . #804 Concrlte blockt- ell slzel- y~rd . ordtlttfery. Muoneand. O.lllp~ Ill Blodt Co., 1231'1 Plno St., Golllpollo, Ohio. Coli 814-4412783. SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT - Nice 3 bedroom home, 2 baths, livtng room wrth woodburn&~ modern Mchen w/appliances. Also washe1 and dryer 'mcluded. large fam1ly room , 400 SQ. ft. coveted patto. Parttal base· ment Give us a c~ll fo1 more detatls! · $25,000 ...CITY SCHOOLS... MIN UTES TO TOWN - Appro•. one half acre Home features LR, DR, krtchen, bath, FR, 2 bdrms, full basement. large unattached block garage, gas heat. Call for an appointment. TOO HARD TOO BELIEVE? - Ideal home for the • particular person. Over 1600 SQ ft. of liv1ngspace wrth 3 bedrooms, very nicely remodeled house,TV room and attractive livtngroom with woodburnmg firep~ce and bay wtndow. Outstandmg oak kttchen any cook would love, and full basement. Owner has gone to great lengths to put thts home in perfect condition. New winng roof, kitchen, bath .. the list goes on flnd on. Maintenance free s1d1ng, fenced yard tor'kids and dogs. Much more. Give us a call, we re~ly do have a cream puff' $60s #218 •• E. M. Wisemgn, Broker '•• • • Livestock . A - U.OOI"'* Ill-. Albonylllo .,01\' . . . nit¥· 1 PM. 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