https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68d64690b926b255ccb95fb3b4fb47d4.pdf 84d209171a4c8e4c0365accc345b237b PDF Text Text ' .. Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY 35 Lots & Acreage Appro~t 55 Building Supplies 54 Misc. Merchandise Bu1k11ng Matenalt Camptng Colli· to • Co...t memberahip Call 114·398· 3 acres Fruit trees Nfal w.ter well. npt•c tank Rt 1 &0 between Butwell S. No Gall•• H S tots of road frontage t11 ,600 Call614· 388-936• sew• Block, bt~ck pipes. wtn· dows, lintels, e1c Claude Wtn· tert. R10 Grande. 0 Call 614 24!5·6121 1 Y.:. ac lot on Jerrys Run Rd Concrete blocks allslaea vent or deltv.ry Mason 11nd Gallipohs Block Co . 1 23Yi Pine fit Gelhpol11, Oh10 Call 614· ...1 Apple Grove, w1th rural water 304-576-2383 PRICED RIGHT - One tCJe 2783 budding lots on Rt 2 at Alhton Public water and mob1le homes mobile homes permitted, $500 down f150 per month. 304 678· 2336 6 88 acres w1th well, Jerrys Run Road 87.000 00. Call aftet' 6 00 pm 304 576-2006 Rentals 41 •a "Selffia says S he 'S t'lfe d 0 f the h an d -to-mout h existence we've been living for the past 17 years. She says she's tired • . . h 0 f 1lVIng On WIS es and dreams that never COffie true • You know 1 Wo men are funny that Way. " Houses for Rent N1cely furnished small house Adults only References re q~lred Off nree1 park1ng Ph 614-445 0338 4 BR house for nmt 3 m1 so of Gallipolis $300 a month plus dep A11f rftqUirl!td Call 614 446-1615 After 5 00 PM caH 446 1244 4 PR house on 1 acre Exeat loc1t1on Ref Call A-1 Real Estate Broker Call 304 6755104 or 675 7738 3 -BR hOl4a& near Patnot Cell 614 379 2678 Very mce, 3 br neighborhood hou58 N1ce c_._._._ ..._._._._......~._._._._._._._._._.__, r 44 Apartment for Rent ac , gu heat, stove refr1g , dishwasher washer furmshii'KI 446-7025 Call 614- House 936 1st Ave partly fur ntahed 5200 per month Can 614-446 4038 or446 1615 or 446 1243 3 br rllnge refng dishwasher garbage dlspoHI double car ger~ge Cny school d•st $360 a month Dap & Ref Call 614 Valley Furniture new & used Fum1shed ept next to library One profHIIional adutt only Parkmg Call 614-446-0338 Wuhen. dryers, refril•etorL ranges Skaggs Appliances 28r carpet. rlfrig end stove 661 3rd Ava $260 a mo plus dep Celt 61 4· 246-9595, house and 1 br ~ : .,1 house both located 1n A1 0 Grarii:le nut to collage CtU 614-245 9170 or 446 1323 Oowmown. 1 br , furn11hed apt ec carpeted 1225 a mo 1100 dep Call614 448-1788 4 br 4 Rm & bath 1 9 28lf2 Chettnut 614 446 3870 $76 Dep Call 2 BR 2 baths &250 per month Oep requ~red Brookhart Lane Celt 61 4· 446 4222 betweem 9-5 4 bedroom, near Metgs H1gh School Pay own utilities Oep ostt rqutred Call 614 992 2381 Grac10UI livtng 1 end 2 bed room apartment. at Vtllaoe Manor and Rrven1de Ap.rt· menta m Middleport From S216 1ncludtng utilities Call 614-992 7787 EOH 2 bedroom, up1111rs, newly remodeled Stove and refngera tor furntshed 1200 per month plus utllttlet I 100 dep011t required Call 814 992 1&39, 614 992 2433 or 614 992 3489 For rent or sale Large stately home •n Middleport Furnished or unfurmshed Call Yvonne Scally It 614 992 7521 or 992 2353 3 bedroom, rent plus uttllttes, Galhpohs Ferry tor tnformatlon call 304 675-4088 APARTMENTS mobile homes. houtas Pt Plauentand Gelhpo Ill 614 446 ~ 8221 2 bedroom furn1Hd apt ref end depos•t. New He'-len W Va • 304 882 3287 or 304· 773 5024 3 rooms and bath gas heel, 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent ground floor, waah ... and dryer hook up, no children immedl11a occupancy No pets phone 304-675·4-180 ext 53 or 60 FurniShed 28R cable BIV&IIable AC rrver v1ew tn Kanauga Fosters Mobile Home Park C1ll 614 448-1802 One bedroom turni1hK epen ment 1n Potnt Pleasant Extra cle1n end n1ce Adults no pets p'hone 304 876 1 386 1 2x60 Mobile hom e Furmshed. AC Located 1n Centenary area S200 a month 614 446~2390 One 1nd two bedroom apts Pomt Pleasant 304 676·2480 eventngs call 614-446-2200 12x60MobtleHome 2 br $150 a mo S 150 dep located on Sowards Ridge Rd Call 614266 6206 or 245 6122 Furn1shed apt Aduhs only 2 rooms and bath clean Call Tratler for rent· 260 4th Ave $175 a mo All utrht1es patd Call 614 446 0544 Furntshed 3 br house trader tor rent ac tn Rto Grande Call 614 245 5162 2 br wall to wall carpet Pnvete lot m G1lltpolts Call 61 4 446 1409 1fter 5 00 PM Ava•lable•mmedtatelv •n M1ddel port 2 bedroom house $200 plus uttht•et Oepostt and refer ence requ1red No pets 614 992 5018 Tra•ler for rent or sale Ntce and clean Call 614 992 2357 14x70 Mob•le home 3 br 1 ~ baths Zustan Hollow Rd Call 614 992 3229 2 bedroom mobile home fur n1shed $185 00 plus uttht•es, call 304 675-6512 Mobtle homes for rent Uppltf Ar.. er Rd Rt 7 W•ll conttder construction workers 614 446- 0508 44 Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent 8es1c ren1 for 1 bdr $183 00, 2bdr S219 00 Alao requ~red a S200 00 securttv depoa•t CONTACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Houstng Opponunlty Furn.shed Etfu:~ency S 145 Ut1h· t1es pa1d share bath 607 Second Ave Gat11pohs P.h 446 .&416 after 7PM U1)1t&lra unfurnished apartment Utlllttes pa•d Carpeted no child ren or pets Call 614-446 1637 Furntstled apartment $210 ut•llt•es pa1d 1 bdr 920 Founh Galhpolts Call 446 441 6 after Spm 2 BR apta 6 closets kitchen appl furmshed Washer· Dryer hook up ww carpet newty pa1nted deck Regency Inc Apta Cell 304-675 7738 pr 304 675 24B2 45 Furnished Rooms Rooma for rent day week month Gelhe Hotel Cell 114 446 9580 Rent as low •• 1120 month Furmshed room 175 lltilhles pa1d Share bath 'S1ngle male 919 Second Gallipolis C1tl 448-4411 after 7pm - - -- - - - - lc- Rooms for rent bV week Of month Call 614 992·7521, 9 30 4 30 •ftor 8 00 PM Greet location Upsta •n unfurnished 2 br . ut1htl811 pa1d Aduhsonly CallaftfW3 30 814 4461467 1 led room Garage Apt central atr good locatiOn Ref tnd dep required Call814 446-41159 Aveilebel Oct 16 1 Br near MMC 1 ...ult No pet• Ref end dep ,.qutred 1226 1 month C•ll 814·441-4782 Upmirs, furn!lhed . 2 rooms • bath Clean No pets Dep II Ref required Utllrtiet paid Call 114-448·1819 3 or 4 br • 1 YJ beth. kitchen furnishtd 5 Court St t260 1 rno , plus utilities Oep & Ref. c.n 814-""6 4926 - r -·- --~ 614 992 2363 other hours l.airge section of quality furn .. tun 1218 Eauern Ave , Gelhpolia GOOD USED APPLIANCES Upper R•ver Rd beside Stone c,.st Motel 614-446-7398 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofee and chans pnced from t395 to t995 Tables $&0 and up to 8126 H•de·a·beds 1390 to *69(§ Recliners t226 to U75 Lamps 128 to t1215 Dinettes $109 and up to 1496 Wood t1ble w ~ 8 ch~~tu 12815 to t795 o..k *100 up to $3715 Hutches $400 and up Bunk beds complete w maHreuet 1295 and up to I 395 Baby bedt 1110 Mattr"'"orbox sprmgs fuH or twtn $88. firm t 78 and 188 Queen sets 1226, King 13150 4 drawer chett 1119 Gun cabtnets 6 gun Gls or electnc range 1375 Baby rnlttNIM.,. 136 &. 145 Bed frames $20 \ 130 B. Kmg frame 150 Good s•lectton of bedroom sui1ss metal cabmets. headboards $30 and up to 166 Sears wtsher, Emerson tt•eo· both as 11 . Zenith ~terwo, Accordlln, Klmblll Magic Chord organ Call 61 •·441~8747 614 · 446 ·7~11 Off•ce Space for Rent E111cellem for Attorneys Accountant etc Clo11 to Coun HouH Call W1seman Re• Estate Agency 614 4<16·3644 Office Space for rent Excel downtown Gallipolis locatton lnqutrln call 614·4-tB-4222 COUNTRY MOilLE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental tr11lers Csll 814-992· 7479 Space for tmall trailers All hook ups Cable Also eff1etency rooms. alf end cable Maaon. w v, ean 304- n3-15&&1 SPACES FOR RENT - Tra1ler lots Rt 1 locult: Road back of K &K 304-876·1078 49 For Lease FOR LEASE one bedroom apartment overlooking city parlt 8175 per month Call81•· 446· 2326 or 446-4425 Apartment witt! completely remodeled kltc::hen bllth bedroom and llv6ngroom Avetlabla mtddle of August Second floor, corner Second and Pine Parking area prov1ded $2215 per month or •260 wn:h kitchen apphences fum11hed Call 614· 4-16-2325 or 446- 95 Most modolo t1on alao 1vailable Muffler Men, MerchRn rli se valley or flashing metsl ~~~"!'~~~~.~~~;,o:.rd 4"•8 ~;n:~~-'·o••mooth 0499to 9 - Wood and matomte peneltng 4"xa oever•lpllltorno 14 95to $8 96 1 10- Moldingtom•tchponehng I cornen 0 ~ corners cap and divider strips 11 25 eech 11-AII wood turnod 5pondle column, porch oooTo 4""end 6 · 76 80 000 output 4 ye:ars old Alr ~ea1e t250 Call 81 • ·992· •ng, channel groove 1'6 aq ft p., :bundle, $8 00 per bundle soma Electrolu• Cleaners complete attachments 178 cash or terms and door trtm preftn1shed end unf1n11hed 11 251o *3 00 7' pes 15- 32' x76"x'V. tempered 1n sulated glass panels I 25 00 25 cu ft chest type deep freeze G•bson good cond f165 00 Phone 304 895·3&76 18- Epoxy costed steel wire Cloaet and cab1net sl'lelv111g 50 per cant below rttld 17 - Bruce preftnllhed oek ftoor mg natural and med1um fintshu 20 sq ft pack U!i 00 and 10 pks and up e 39 95 1 8 - 6 gal aluminum f•bervd roof coating 120 96 1 9 -Cannon craft pine louverlld tntenor shut1ers at wholeule 20- tilgh glOM 6 pc tubwa\1 k1t wrth glue $29 95 21 -28' ':x20 ' ' 111d1ng gtaumed 1c1ne ~:sbmet with light& 139 95 22 - 30' almond double door vemty wtth marble top 179 95 23 - 17:x19 mlm van•tv wtth marble top, I 29 95 24 - 0var 200 YIMys aet up on thow room floor Oak 60 double bowl wtttl marble top 1980 Datsun GX 310, good cond water bed uaed 6 months 19 meh ;lentth TV chel't drawers •nd dreuer Whtte sewk'lg m•· ch•ne. stereo 8 uech type, call 304 576 2987 lftat 6 00 Seasoned oak f~rewood, 304 675 2757 otter 4 30 House to be torn down and removed 26~t44 , bid1 lo be accep1ed 304 67& 8160 THE WORKING MAN"S FRIEND Kenmore weaher f76 Speed Queen washer. 175 Dryer $95 Magtag wnngtr wa ... er $96 30" alectnc range. 1715 38 ' elactric renge. 17& 20 g*' range, $76 30" g• renge *96 Smell washer & dryer t96 eech Upright freezer t150 Harvest gokl refug $125 Shggs Apphancea 669 Upper RIVer Rd Gallipolis Oh 814 446 7398 Used refng , wether S. dryer Mollohan Furntture Call 614 ~ 446- 7444 26 ACA·XL 100 color tolid state Excel cond • 100 Call 614-446-2390 Large heavy duty rock1ng chttr Varv n1ce ••o Call 614 446 3142 Refrlg, boll springs and mat tr... Call 814-448~3732 Hotpomt portable dlthwllher. f60 C•ll 614·266 8709 Kmg S1~:a Bookc. . Waterbt>d, complete t231 Mettrns Waterbed end Fum1ture Werehou .. , 98 Columbus Ad , Athens, Oh1o 415701 614 693 7191 3 pc hvlng room suite, good cond fl50 00 304 773·5934 53 Antiques 024 96 019 95 31 - Chrome washerlell vanity faucets 19 96 32-4 pc aohd oelt towel barset 119 95 33 - AU tvPet of hand tools Mechanic and carpenter Big D•acounts 34-Two Pouch all leether car penter apron wnh belt I 1 6 95 3&- Perma R·R ig1d sheeting i nsult1on fod one stele . V2 ' x4 x8 14 99 , 1,4-16 99 1 u 99 r 36 - 72" 81rch starter kitchen 72" b11e 2 115 " wall cab , 1 Vllf!!PCe 1 72 PC top f199 96 45- 1 pc f1ber9l11s tub and thower whitt and colors f149 96 to f179 95 46-2 pc ftberglall tub and shower wh1te and colora f175 00 TO 1199 95 47- 1 pe acrytlctubandshower w1th calling 8249 96 to 0299 95 48 - 1 pc flbeJglall and acryhc shower 1tall onty S 179 95 to Pf)ts for Sale 49- Wh•te .-teel bath tub only non 1k1d bonom 189 96 60- K•tchen and bathroom and bar counter top, 99 hn tt . & 10' & 12' pes &1 - K-lux white brJc:k country stde 5 aq ft per ctn S1 50 eech mortar $6 95 • 2 gal bucket 62 - Whtte commodet 3 gallon water saver• grade A 839 96 53-Miscellaneous ••:rea and colors of merlbe vamw tops(8) grades f16 00 each Somf!l u a· double bowl 54- 36' x80 ' wh1te CrDIIbuck storm doors I 39 915 each 66 - 8 grade steel insulated doors 32' and 36", black only 3026 Reg•stefed Chow Chow pupPI81 Cell after 5 30 p m . WELLSTON OHIO · 614-384 3845 814·949·3007 S••mete kittens 17 weeks old, >60 ob eoch 304 676 1319 Pets AKC rewstered Germ1n Shepherd PUPPIIII phone 304 882 2077 Enghsh Potnter Elhew Red We 1er Ru Breed1ng 5 vrt old. 1300 3 Run Muon Kennell 12:x 14 1600 Jack Reynolds 304·576-2392 I 57 Musical Instruments f1ve Gutt•r Collecton ~ $360 or IUit buy one Also PeiVttv pract1ce Amp t76 Celt 614446 0666 Lowrey Genius Electronic Uy board Call 614 446 372& Trumpel and c::lanmrt for tale Good condttlon Call 614 992 7713 (!allehan'a Used T~re Shop Over 1,000t~res, slzes12,13, 14, 16, 18. 116 8 m11es out At 218 Call 81 4~268-8261 1----------SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Olive St • GelhpoHs NEW 8 pc wood groupo *399 Uving room auit•· $188~*198 Bunk beda whh bedding- *199 Full 11.2e mftlr... • foundttion ttartlng· f99 Rtc::llners starting- •99 USED- 8ed1. dtHMrl, bedroom suites, 8198·1298 Desks, wring• wnh•. e c::ompl ..ellne of UHCf fumlture NEW· W•tlll'n boot_. '30 61 Farm Equ1pment 441-4163 58 304 773 5234 Oh•o Meuey Fer;uaon, New Holland, Bulh Hog SeiH & Service Over 40 used tr&d:Ofl to choose from S. complete lint of new & uMd equipment Larg"t HlectiOn In S E Oh1G 800 Fofd tractor, plows, d•sc 6 tt Ford bush hog, 13450 200 oat spray tank, 1296 C.tl 814-286-8522 • Tobecco Belting bo11 Excel cond 150 C•l\614 446 -415:1 Reponened l Must sell 2 quonHt style steel buildings Brand new nwer erected On••• 40 ft ,.;40 f:t W1ll .... for balance owiKI Call Carl 1 800 52? ch-'n•. •nd sprockets to fit almost any sew SiiOER$ EQUIPMENT CO Henderson W Va.. 304 875· 7421 Homeltte and Jon ser.ct Sef\'ice & Supplies SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Henderson, WV 304 875 7421 Tobacc::d or tomato stak" 304· 875- 1020 after 5 00 , .., 304 675 2288 ••1-u• 6 ton O.hl wtg on Powflt' teke off cotn ehelllf' All f!'l good cond 304-6715 1487 fermhall H tractor w1th. ffon1 end lo.aed. t500 GravMv wl'lh buth hog. 1400 Cl11304 4158 Hill 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call for l1te•t quotes R1vM City Farm Supply 614 446 6 Yellow Oallclous. M•clnt01h. and Gttm81' apples .,._,. honey sorghum and apple butter P1ck your own graPM 25 oentt a pound Week dayt 8·8, weft •4 Ru11et potJto81, 99 5 lb bskt horif~rown tomatoes, 12 76 10 lb b~~g No 1 Idaho potatott 11 49 Freettone peachea, 39 cents lb, 110 98 bushel Foodtllmps welcome B S Produce ecro.. from Plua Good 1340 cond Of youtb bod See at 206 A Call 6799 Hay & Grain Mixed hay •1 bale on wagon Hay tor beddtng &Oc 304 875 6679 Tr dnsporl~llun 71 Auto's For Sale 1982 Ford Van, 60 000 miles $3860 1984 Ford Tempo. auto PS , PB AC AM FM stereo t369& Call 614· 288· 8622 1986 Ford Eoco" SW. 4 •PII 446-4782 1985 Chevy Chrrene. 6 spd am fm redlo. deluu wheel cov era. seat, m1rrora Excel cond Onty 11 000 mllet 13260 Cell 614-251-6251 , ~ ·~ _ - - "r- - --- ... --~ ------~---·~ ·- -~ ·t _~ BASEMEfifT WATERPROOFING Unc::onditlon .. ~f.. lme guaran let loc .. tefttriWicet furrulhltd Free "tim•t... C1tl coll•ct 1· 814-237 0488 drt or n1ghl 1 977 Olda Cutlau Supram1. .IN cruise tih AM FM tt .. eo A1Uy whH4a one owntH Florlds ear 1978 Camtto Rally Sport. ltr t iH AM FM st~~reo aJr ll'tocll 350 four banell 30 .. ·67& · 1139 1 977 Llncotn Cont1n.,_u1 Mark V e~oc eo nd load!Kl. phone 304 875 3029 1980 4 wheet drNe Dodge pi ckup t1600 19PO • whMI duve t21500 1980 Plv moulh Volare 63 000 m l 1120Q 1977 Chevy Mahbu st•t1onw11gon 1600 Honda 70 Coli 304 468 1658 Trucks for Sale 1978 D•t•on pu; k up runs good Body rough t 300 or beat otter No Sund-v cAlli Call 11200 1971 International Grain truck 1 980 Che\ly YJ ton p•ckup $2800 1971 V•llowstone C•mper w11h bt1h, 11800 Call 814992 6717 1987 N1uon hatd body p1ckup AM FM Ul . . tl& IIOtttd wheels 6 •P*IIKI like new low mtl... 16 800 00 or utume loan 304 6715 1448 1987 Red N1111n truck 5 &peed 35 MPG , 16,000 00 See at 2412 Lincoln Ave Pt Ptt 30.· 675 4586 73 Vans & 4 W.O . AogersB•tement Waterproofing SWEEPEf' and -.wing machint ~Pik" pans. tnd '"'"''" Pu:t.; up and delivery, Davis Yecuum Cl•• ner one h11f mHe up Call e14 Georgn Cr .... Rd 446-0294 RON ' S Telev•s lo n Service Houq nita on FtCA , Oue1ar GE &o.c!Oiing In z.,Mh. C.U 304 5'76 2391 379 2726 1979 Dodge 4x4 Auto Re· done or part trade on newer smaller 4x4 truck 814742 2372 74 Aotsr'V or Clblt tOOl drMtlng Most Vllells compteted same dey Pump laiN and t81'v•ce 30• B95 3802 6536 1986 Vemaha Enduro XT 350 Low miletge Cell 814 446- 8753 1983 XR·500R like now 1775 C.ll814·388 8711 Moving out of state Kewa11kl 200, 3 WhHI•. e111C cond, t 800 or b•t offer 81 4~246·9401 wenlngs 1980 VW, 1110 Pt,mouth Ford 310 Chov motor c.n 114-387-7473. 304 67& 22B8 WINTERIZATION Plumbing & Heatmg CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Ptnt G1ihpohs, OhiO Phone 614 446 31!1188 or 1!114 446· 4477 APPALACHIAN WOOD &TOVE Wood and coal stoves furn.c., and m1ens Brunc::o Alhley, Consoltdated Outchwetl Buy sell trade 10 yu e..peretnce k1 carpenter Call 814-&98 6121 84 Electrical & Refrigeration A11ident•al or commerc1et wtr 1ng New service or rep11r1 Licensed electrician Eatmate lree R1denout Electnc•l. 304 675-1786 85 1985 Honda 125 4 wheeler good condition 1900 Jim Beugtlman Call 614 258 1981 Honde, B1g Red, ttv.. whHI. 304·175-2668 between 8 00 •nd 2 00. Mondll\' lhru General Hauling Dillard Water Servtca Pools Cisterns Wells O.livety Any time Call 614 446-7404 No Sunday c.t ls J & J Water Servie$ Sw•mmmg pools, CIStern•. wellt Ph 814 245 9286 R S. R Water Serv1ce Mome clstera, well1 pools filled For merty James 8oys Watltrs Call 304 875 6370 Paul Rupe, J1 Water S.,vlca Call814 44e 3171 Pools clst erns well• • Watterson's Water Hauling r . .sonablt!ll rat-.. immeCII•te 2 ,.000 gallon deMvery,. clsternt, pools, well, ••c cetl 304 571- 2919 Dump truck delivery, coal 11one sand. graval, till lnd uWdust Phone 304·8715 3190 Friday 87 One 400 Kawe~k• motorcycle for aale or trlde for Coon Dog or tomething of aquel value, 304· R & M Cu11om Cauchea •nd 76 Oh 114·211·1410. Eve 114-441-3431 Opon dolly 9 to 430 Sot 830to130. Old& G7e.2&15 Boat• and Motor1 for Sale Pontoon Bo•t· 60 HP Johnton, troller. 12750 Coli 114-448 40"3 after I 00 PM ·--M. - --- ·- - -_..-"C-- NEW ORI.EANS (UPl) Pope John Paull!, wreathed In a hero's welcome in thfl South"s most Cal hollc ciC y, told black Catholics Saturda y they must throw oft ··shackles of !he splriC which are even more destructive than the chai ns of physical slavery ·· 1 "Far too many of your young people receive less than an equal opportunity for a quality educa· lion and gainful employment," the pope said. invokmg the name of Martin Luther King Jr . in a speech to about I 800 black bis hops, prlesls. nun s and laymen Fenv Trn 'Trimming stump removtl Csll 304 · 171) 1331 Slarks TtM 1nd t.wn StrVke l•wn c •e land.c:apl~ ttump removal 304 671 2142 or Upholstery Reupholstery, St Rt 7, Crvwn C~y n.w Uphosiered Mowrev'1 Upftettterl"g lllf"ring trl County area 22 ye.,. Tba best In furntture us»hoorennc( Call 304 · 6715 1 &4 for, free •tlmates - - ----.-- ·--"--- house not to be accurate " The sources descnbed the shakeup as both a typical shulfle by a new agency director and a " houseclea ning !ollowmg a scan· dal." in which employees who had been deceitful or m1s leadm g m congressiOna l testimony w11i be as ked to leave While Webs ter was FBI dl rec· lor lase year, bureau offi cia ls also found Clarndge 10 be less than forthright durmg a criminal investigalion into a n a lleged preslden!lal assassinatton threat by a former CIA emp loyee, Ja ck Terrell, the so urces told UP! FBI officials §uspected Clar· ndge was seeking to protect former CIA em ployees, mclud ing some who had worked for him. who were associated w11h Terrell In one of several pnvate efforts to assis t. the N1caragua n Contra rebels, the sources sa id It could not be learned pre· c1sely when Clarridge, who ap peared before the congressional Iran-Contra commit tees 1n early August, was asked to take early retir ement but sources sa1d several other CIA employees are ex pected to simiLarly be pressed to step down · Clarndge could not be reached for comment A CIA spokes per son declmed to acknowledge he ever worked for the agency, although Iranscnpcs of h1 s recent closed-door testtmony have been made public Tt was durmg the mvesligaCion of Terrell, sources satd. that Webster and other FBI officials began to focu s on Clarridge' s Centra l Amencan role. Terrell, a dtsaffected member of the pn vate Civilian Military Assista nce group, was one of the first to publtcly accuse nalwnal secunt; a ide Oliver North of managmg a pnvate Contra aid network The CMA was a spinoff of the pnmary networ k overseen by North an operatwn run by rettred Atr Force Maj Gen. Richard Secord Some intelligence sources ai· leged, as has Terrell, that the jomt 1986 FBI Secret Service mqu1ry was tmllated to cltscred!l him and that the only ev lden ~e to trigger the mvestlgallon was a second-h and remark tn an Intercepted telephone call A Jusllce Departmenl source satd that although the assassina· twn Investiga!lon " didn't pan out" during the mqutr}, Webster rust learned of "North . Ciar· ndge - the grey area·· m the U S government that was sup· portmg the Contras and the CMA group · At the tlme, Congress had . banned U S offlctals from pro vldmg mllttary aid to the Contras Pope continues tour in New Orleans or 814· 441 Motorcycles tc..wa11hl 200 , 3 wheeler, f900 or belt offer. Excel cond Hurry moving out ot state 9 -13 Call 814· 2415· 9401- Even FUN, FUN, FUN FOR ALl- Lllst year's Middleport Block Party was lots of fun, a.• seen In the photos a hove and at riKht.ll didn't matter whether you were Into flying paper airplanes or dancing In the street, there was something for everyone In the crowd. Sept. 19 will be the dat e of this year'• block party, with the e~entst kicking off with a dance at lhe American l.eglon hldl on friday nlsht. (Times· Sentinel fil e phol011) 2&&4 1979 Dodge PI Ck up eo 000 mllu 4.x4 12400 Call 614 Colll14·266-9301 1113 Vot-gon R•bbitt 4 off• boet. 40 hp Johnton motor on . . ... . __.... _. ___. one owner, exc cond, will sell Of trade for 1977 thru 1980 tour wheel dnve truck phone 304· 1981 KZ 440 motorcycle 12.000 miles One owner t700 Call814· 992-6919 troll• 1814 Ford tlck·up CoR 114-441·1528 or 41·13!J9 1977 Chw M•llbu. 5 cyl . etend.-d No r nlble offer .-.fuood. C.M 114- 1·2783 "I'm rich .. I cater everything/" 4cyt 41pe«< , 2· 1979 Dodge CoK• C.ll 814--·0158 mor 1·oo PM 11711 DodgoO.rtSwc,.•. 225. MGB A......... Tilt. ftborgl- ... 1982AMCSp~rit wor~ 16 Hand Bisek AOHA Gelding. Pinto Mare b.-.c:t to Quarter Horse Call after 6 30• 675 """L . .. Skylark CUitOm, 304 676 2241 Call 614-379 2871 aale 614-992-2703 1172 El Camino Gr•nde CoM 11 245-1830 Home Improvements 82 Horae for dl-. SW 19110 Avenue. Rio B~ouclt 1971 81 19111 Ostlun tour wh861 Good truck Call81• 992 7384 oft or I 00 pm Riding 197• Dodge Dart 1200 Cell For Solo 27S~olon 1uo1 -k 1972 Dodg• Potans ••oo 00 See a~ 2610 JefffoW'IOn Avt Pt Pit RagistAred Suffolk ewes Call 114-379·2804 C.llll4·4411· 7313 1980 Ford Fln1a, new tlrel , good cond 304 6751653 Security Ughts, StOtm Win dowt. Insulation Roofing Gen eral Re'pa.lrs 304 - e7&~ 8l57 C•lll14-2151·1924 2 upholltered chain. twin ttze 446 2519 614 2398 16 ft wrth twin hoist 900 tlrea 4 spd 2 spd cleen , low rnlt" apd • em fm.cua rHio pb .• like n_, tlr", dl. .l Good cond 3 whMI bicyCle for sale Call 814.. 2H·8090 1975 Motor Home. 22ft klw mtlesga 31 000 mil• ... t cont••ned Pflce ti&OO Call 1951 CheYY Piclc up Call 814 448 2306 818ftt at111. Greet oond •100 or 3B8·9341 Small Camper for sate Call 614 446 3243 eft&r 5 00 P-.. 2 cowl with young cat'-lea and 2 whtte he• steen tpptO.III 750 lbs "ach c.n 814 .. 46· 4344 614-379 2424 By RICHARD SALE WASHINGTON iUPil - CIA counterterrorism ch1ef Duane Clarridge, a figure 1n the Iran Contra affair, is among a handfu l of agency officials being forced Into retirement as part of a " housecleani ng" by new spy ch tef William Webster , accord· ing to U S Intelligence sources The sources told United Press International that Webster and other senior CIA ofllcials were "dissatisfied '" w!lh Clarrldge' s lack of candor In his 1984 and 1986 testimony before Che House and Senate Intellige nce committees about the agency·s role In Cen· Ira! America One source sa1d that pans of Clarrldge's testimony , on sub· jects Including the agency's mining of Nicaragua's harbors and a CIA manu al encouragmg the assassination of SandmlsCa village officia ls ··were found In 79 Motors Homes & Campers Carpet •nsta"ed Mond., thtu SatutdiV WOfk guet.,.1Md trM estlm111u 304 1!178 1 020 .,._ tween 9 00 and & 00, leter ctM - Firewood for sale- •30 00. plck· UP l..d delrverad Call Roger Mead• 614·388·901f LTD good body , new brakes. lou new pans good lhlf).l 304 875 5610 or 175 ' 1 800 843 3767 1976 Chl'oly lh IOn Cat\ 814 448 3243 1fter 6 00 PM Hlow Holiday Inn Call 814· complltt:e Call 114-441- ·n A Mult1medca Inc CIA official in ·Irari scandal fol-ced to retire, sources say Struts 1119 95 paN 1ntteMM Moal modllls Muffler M .. n. 9 Sltmpson Ave Athens Ohio 578 2903 9am 7pm Deity Cloeed Sunday f~re pl~~et, S300 00 C1ll aft~n 8 00 304 875 2199 or 676 311 t 9 Sectoons 68 Pagel Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, September 13, 1987 Auto Repair 614-379 2502 SNAFU® Heat:IIMor 74 Oltsun pldt;up newly rebuilt engl11e t450 00 75 Appolo 250 engine , ruo1 good , Val 22 No 30 1~·· DurDC Boan Bred just hlte the boars we t•ted 11 the Oh1o Testation that gelntd O'-ler 2 6 lbs per dfV Rog• 8ent18V Sabina OH 513 584 · :2398 AM -FM Tape, f3999 John' a Auto Sal81· Mov~ to !(.anauga Quality Fruits 1nd Vegetabln retatl and wholellle B • S Produce acro11 from Pin.~t Hut, Gall•polis, Oh10 1981 AMC Eagle 4•4 8 cvl eu1o. PS PB Good ~ondltk)n Needs mtnor repa1r 614· 742 2930 after 6 00 a1k for karen 72 a. Peppttl's, you ptok for •4' 00 ~ 814 992 2778 L1vestock ends 9 5 At 881 So of Albany Phone 614 ·898·8298 Truck Load Sale Hardy Mums. $2 99 buy 8 get 1 frH 6 lb V~rg1n11 apples. 11 69 60 lb 77 304-468 with a near 80. Proba· blllty of precipitation Is 20 percent Sunday. tmts - -lcDual exhaust kltt, f98 96 In stalled Molt Fords Chi"'V trucks v..,. 4•4 • MuH111 Man 9 St•mpson Aw . .lthent, Ohio 1 800 14CI· 3717 1978 Subaru Good motor t1r81 like new Body un .. ft for r01d USe 614 949 21587 1980 Otds Cutlass Supreme V1ry 1harpl E:xc•flent runntng condition 12800 firm Call Along the Raver ....... B+K Business... .. . . ..... D· l Comics ..... ..........•. lnsert Classifleds .. . .. .. D·3· 7 Deaths ................ . . A-5 Sports ..... ... ..... . ..... . C·1·5 3015 3003 2985 63 Chevrolet engln• 350 Call 814·246 15087 50 cents ln:side Call614 379 2220 1979 Suberu 1973 El Camino Two 1977 Dodge pickupt (ane4 wheet drivel 1974 Oat1un 1978 Plymouth Volert C•ll e.,t. 64 Ounrov1n FNtt farm Cider Mel roN Super Gold Red PS PB AC AM FM 882·3319 676-6650 FrUit & Vegetables bushel C•ll 614 247 2055 Reedy mbt concrete end all concrete supplies Call us Valley Brook Cement and SuppHea. CROSS& SONS u s 36 w..t J•ckson 814-286 6461 j ~==:::::::::.L:::::::::::::::::::=:..l1973 , 2 114·388· dr . good cond Ford f350LTDC•ll P1estic clttern scata approved. jo plastic septic tanks. plutlc 8619 culvert• m... l culver'la RON 1983 CamaroZ·28. •uto, T~ top, EVANS ENTERPRISES. J•cl< ec. am·fm stereo-call , pw, oon Oh 114 281 6930 power door loeb Extra sharp c.n 114-246·5040 Qualtty firewood for •ale •25 1 pick-up load. Bidwell • Ohio Cell Workl/0011 et 8 • up. C8tHI & Collll4·448-3159 Btg Dakota Farm homa butft on your lol, U 2,995 • up C. II County Appli.nc.. Inc Oood 114·881·7311 used eppU..-.cn end TV 1..1 Opon BAM to IPM Mon thnr Model 70 Winch- XTR·243 Sot 114-441-1188. 127 3rd col Coli el4·251·1728 oftor Ave Gelllpolls, OH 1·00 PM 10ft IOO} & llvestu,,k lileg•aterllld Ou1rte' Ho11e mare wrth 16 month old coh 304 Hut Galllpollo 441 8733. Op., 260 used 8x8x16 cement blocks I 26 IICh Call 614 Supplll~s 304 676 6799 f19 95 56 - 8 grade 1ntenor wood doors t1n1shed and unfinished 28" w•de down to 1 2 " Wldt, *fi 00 eact't &7- ftbergiBSI oval whulpool beth tubs, almond, 72" long 36" deep . 22 tngh. Complete with pump and plumbing Reg 11895 now t896 only a few 68-Wood burmng fireplace stove. 139 96 each or 3 for 1100 59-Prices good only while supply last PENN S WAREHOUSE IP.... radio Low mileage Sharp! t8200 or trade Ceii814·949 - a.,. Me igs Counttt Humane Soc•etv has csts and klttent to adopt Sp1yed and neulered end hid shott A.dopttOn fee required Call &1 4-992 · 6~05 or 992 0299 95 Antique chma cab•net with round glass on ttdn. clew feet Also antique gi111W81re Csll 54 Misc. Merchandise F.If rn Stalnl"' atettlaxhaust IYJtems Now custom made tor your truck motor home or cla111c ear W1th l•fe-ttme warranty Muffler Men 9 Sttmpson Ave Athens Oh10 1 ~ 800 843-3767 For 18ie 1984 Camero Z 28 5 4044 56 614·387·0119 51 Household Goods call Pure bred red Dobermen pupa. 8 wka old UiO each CaN 614 379 2813 New wood 8 pc IIVInQ wood IUI1H, *319 915 Ch. .t Of driW era 4 drawer 148, 6 drawer t69 96 maHre" & box spnngs· tuU 111:e, 312 co1l 1149 95 set, twin manre1111 $96 set n3-5721 Open 7 Days ca11ett, IU;Q 00 or beat oHer 4 pa1r1 women's 1eans 3 Levis 1 Jordache. size 10 long 304-876-7980 119996 044 96 PARSON'S FURNITURE M111on AM FM 30- Snght brass 1nd anttque brass trip lever tub dra•n• 614-446-7444 BOBS MARKET erreng.t. 304 6715· 4411 JVC cornpaet portable stereo 71 Auto's For Sale Yellow Freestone Cann1ng PeM:hn Now Available Call for varlet'" 1nd price~ - Window eoch F 1 ru~t & Vegetables 304-875 4631 Dragonwvnd Cattery Kennel CFA Hlm• l•yan Pertiin and S•emese kittens AKC Chow pupp•es New k•ttens Persians Cell6 14 446 ·3844 1tter 7PM S8'11e elot-C heck u. out for carpet and furn•ture 8x 12 Cerpet, •&o 8 PlocewoodiNing room suit I 399 Mollohan Furmture Upper River Rd C1ll SS reblue1ng now taking ordet orders for custom Mau.-s cell 28- Soltd bress h1gh pOhshed 90 Days 18me 11 cash with vamty faucets $19 95 Ant~que approved credit 3 Mde1 "'ut bra11. S19 95 ButaviUe Rd Open 9em to 5pm 29-Sohd bras• h1gh poltshed 3 Mon thru Set Ph 114· 446 • handle tub and shower faucet 0322 bu1h, allTran1m111ions types OuantntH ~~~=::::;~:;:~~==T~;:~:::;::;~~~~~ dtYt 8udget used 30 r• Cuh and Carry Of ~ltal 1 · • Auto Parts & Ac;cessories 614 445 01151 2617 or 814 992 6293 Used Kenmore washer for Nit, t 1 2& firm R811 mee Celt 614-367 0322 Battle for headlines Page- A-2 Utecl and rebulh trentmltlkm• lntarnelty 1napactad end guaran teed Installation tv-'l.t»>e We buy Junk trensmle110ns C.ll BTU, stand trana St1nt· excel cond. 1976 Dodge slx engine. &3150 car go11 with lt. Add-a furnace by Monarch with blower, Wll used 81 lndtptnd· ent furnace, und 3 •••son• 1500 Ralph Trussell Call e14 949-2660 Evel'llngs High school grid resul18 Sports C section Hi tt 1969 Glntron Boet-Ba,s seats and trellsr Cell I 14 992 3408 or 814 992 3413 Hosp1tal ~d for 11le Ae•on• ble 1978 Cadillac. othlf' fur ntshlngs .Joe Bawtend, 209 S Fourth Middleport, Ohto 8' end 9 ' long 2 for f36 00 and 2furS4500 12-3A"x12"x8 cedar bo•rds •r 44&-8607 1 8 AM 4 PM · Bucks down West Virginia, 24-3 -Page B-Jil 614 441·4072 •Iter I 00 PM or 614 992-3955 TONY"S GUN REPAIRS, hot 18 oo each 2 for 115 00 13- Co«•u• grodo 4nne plook extinguisher skils anchor Exc.. cond Call Old Onental rug 9x1 2 with matching runner $160 flfm 100 000 · Out of the Brush Sl_,s 4 Mixed hard wood slabs 12 p81' bundle Containing approx 1V. ton FOB Oh1o P.al.c Co Pomeroy Oh1o 614 992 6461 Ges furnace Call fctt.gleiS boat with outboerd Ford motor. Escort lniHer 1185 Equipped marine antenna. por· table tou ... power trim • .m·fm· can Nnning Nghte. horn pad die life jackets tire lnouH• · It Chryolor C...._ 18' 8' layNn• cloll8d bow Catalylic convert•re, only Groom and Supply Shop Pet Groomtng All breeds All 1tylea Julie Webb Ph 614 446 0231 FOR LEASE 4425 6- 111b W1 felt poper. Block *696 Roll 7-29 gogo whoto or b<own 17~ 140 hp Chrysler motor 25 - 0ak Medictna cabmets *79 95 1nd 189 96 26-0ak totlet seats, $19 95 27- 30 x30 plate mtrrors, 46 Space for Rent 675 5104 Furflished Apt 1 Br $226 Utllltln pa1d 701 4th Ave Galltpolll Call 614 446-4418 51 Household Goods Ouptp: for Rent 2 br IC ,stove, refng , dw , furn•shed Ref & dep required Like new t 225 • mo Call 614 446 3888 or 446 4491 446-1134 St t165 e mo " 1 - Mason•te primed siding 7 / 16"x8 ' x16' horb:onal lap 126 50 IQ or 21 aq lin 116 00 sq 2 - Ab1t1b1 11ding or panehng pretlns1hed 7 / 1 8x4'd,' 14 85 pc 25 pc up 13 96 3-Aiummum sidt!'g with msu lated backtr $26 00 sq Only 40 or&Osqs 4 -:tAr. o~"Jl4'x8 tongue & groove Wafer board Sheeting or floonng 96 and t7 95 eac::h &- 901b wt rolled roofing White & Green S. Dnftwood 6 Eanhtooa as 95 ron Sunday 8oat1 and Motors for Sale 1171 1 800·1143-3717 One aCfe lots on Mason 80 at public water 76 9 Stimpson Ave . Athena. Ohio permttted. 304-576-2336 Ashton KIT 'Nr CARL VLE ®by Lllrly B470 UB ' Friday. September 11, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r ' • Block party plans finalized MIDDI.EPORT - Middleport merchants a nd ' c hambE-r of commerce me mbE-rs are gearing up for the fifth annual Block Part y on Saturday, Sept 19 This year's event pr• lmlses to be bE'tter than ever and the will kick off Friday nighl. wllh a Blue Jean Ball, from 8 p m to midnight at the Amerlcm1 Legion Hall on Mill St On Sa!urday. Block Party- ~oers can look forward to arts a nd crafts. games. prl2e drawings on Ihe hour. lnclud lng drawings fo r a lclcvislon and a VCR, a hamburger ei I ling contest spo nsored by Pleasers Restaurant exhibits ftc ,m COSt, the Center of Science and Industry from Columbus. a car show a nd lhe one and only Ohio Paper Airpla ne Flying Contest In addlllo n lo all this. live e ntercalnmenl will be fea tured lhroughout lhe afl er noon Enterlai ners will inclc)de the Meigs Band. the gospel group l.ight, the Denver Rice Ba 11d. Crossover, Char lie Lilly, and clogging • Nu merous concessio ns will be available and t he Middleport Volun!eer Fire Department will be seiling barbo~qued chicken So f01 a fun clay. mark Salurclay on the ca lencla rand bring the whole family 10 the Middleport Block Party Later Saturday the pope planned to celebrate mass for 300,000 people on Che s hores of i..ake Pontchartraln He met with the black delegalipn at the Louisiana Superdome alter a triumphal ncle In the glassed In "popemoblle" down broad Ca nal Street through thou sands of screaming well-wishers seized by an ecstasy normall y reserved for Mardi Gras ··I think I'm going to dw. " squealed Samantha Breaux, 16, breaking Into a run to get lnlo line to enter the domed stadium "This Is the World Senes of relrglon." said a pries I m a baseball cap "This ts the next best thing to seeing Jesus himself," gasped Sister Dolores Dekean , who left horne at 2. 30 a m to get a ~:ood SPfll n!ijlr St l.ouis !:athedra l "It's all I li'ave been thinKing of for a year ·· The pope began Ihe thtrd day of his 10-day, 9 clly tour of the United States, the second since he bE'came pope, w1th a brief prayer ser v1ce at the nearly 300-yea r old cathedral on hiS· tone Jackson Square m the French Quarter He emerged to cheers, stop pmg to bless a cnppled girl In a wheelchair and touch the hantls of nuns, who surged forward out of temporary bleachers, some stumbling and helpmgeacb other ga m their feet. Then he_ boarded the poi)P./llOblie for the twoc:Jil~ parade down Canal Street troll) the Mlsslsstppt River to the domed stadium There, John Paul told the black church leaders that "your kreat concern , baCh as blacks and Catholics, is- and must always be- that all your black brothers and sisters throughout America. may hear and embrace the saving and uphftmg gospel of Jesus Christ " • Endowment set up for RGC. s~holarship RIO GRANDE - As a part of 1ts contmulng effor t to enhance educal ional opportunities for students In Ohio, Rio Grande College a nd Community Co llege will launch a $3 million scholarship e ndowment ca mpaign m m"ld·September ' "At the heart of the Rio Grande commitment co people IS recognllion of the need for student financial ass1stancc, ·· President Paul C Hayes said of the upcoming campaign. "The college Is commUted to creating_addltlonal educational opportunity that includes the establishment of a $3 million scholarship endowment fund." Hayes added. The Inauguration of the campaign will be formally announced on Sept 19 du1 ing a noon luncheon At that time, members oft he Rio Grande College Board of Trustees will be Introduced to Che recipients of the recen tly esta blished "Atwood Scholarship." ' ContributiOns of $1 64 million have already bE'en committed to Rio Grande"s $3 mlihon sc holarshtp endowment fund Scholarshtps are essential for Rw Grande to meet the needs at today's students, explamed Hayes ' '"Aboul thre e of every four Rio Grande sludents require fmancial ald ." he sa td "Yet, tUition only funds abou t75 percen t of the cost of the education at the college " We rely on Che help of alumni, businesses, foundations and !nends to co'ntmue and expand the caring tradttion of R1o · Grande College."' Hayes added . Scholarship endowment Is an mvestmenl m leadership, ena blmg talented s tudents to enter and complete !he1r programs. "'These new scho larships will result in the creation of new opportunities for students al Rio Grande College," Hayes sa1d "'H1s toncaliy, and in the future. these outstandmg young men and women will become the business , political , educational and soc1al leaders of our regwn and state," he concluded Fixing water leak:s fast a necessity By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Se ntinel Staff RUTLAND - Many Me1gs Countlans depend upon Leading Creek Conserva ncy Dist rict for water So when water lines must be shut down lemporarliy so that leaks can be repaired, repairmen are ~nder tremendous pressure lo solve problems quickly so water flow can bE' restored According to Jack Crisp. presi· dent of l.ead!ng Creek Conser· vancy District, repairmen are under additional pressure because they know water line repair can be a risky busmess, even for trained personnel Leading Creek ts pumping water great distances from elevallons sCaling aC about 565 feel to as high as 935 feel, with a minimum of 44 pounds of pres· sure for every 100 feel of eleva lion It Is this high pressure that makes line repair difficult, and sometimes dangerous, Crisp says For even though valves are closed off on both sides of a leak, the water Is still escaping the leak uvder pressure as repair· men are working to secure the area. And there's more to repairing a line that just stopping the leak. Crisp says. All the air must be removed from the affected line or another le11 k will blow some where else. ho 1 ex plains The m a jor !IY of water line leaks are C2crused by weather, Crisp says. either abnormally wet or dry w·r•ather, or a drasttc change from one temperature to anolher Cl'isp believes lh1s summer's dry weather is respon slble for recPnt lea ks which have bE'en expenP ncecl ln the l.ead lng Creek netwo rk Dry weather-causes the ground to pull awa;1 from water p1pes, wh1le wee wealher causes the ground to ex pand and c rowd pipes This !lihiftlng m the ground, comblhed with lhe conslanC strain on · pipes as water Is carried thl ough them at high. press ure , (rften causes teaks to develop But not only can the repair process b(• difficult for repair· men, It carp bE' expensive for the conservan:r:y district. The claimps necessary to repair lea ks cost $375 each, Crisp says. Andl If the clamps won't hold. then special materials are needed w hlch push repair costs even hli:her, In addition to overtime pay for workers If the time nee1 led to make repairs Is lengthy. Presen i ly, Leading Creek has a three-r nan rep a lr crew. The ' i -----~------' ..' •' ·---- __ ____ ..,. )1 dts trlct keeps the number of full time repairmen at a minimum In order to keep water rates down, since rates are determined by opeatlng costs If the district experiences two teak, at the same ume. the leak which affects the most cuslomers Will bE' repaired first, Crisp explams. And 1f additional repairmen are needed, the district will conlract lor help Crisp advises Leading Creek customers to alert the dls tnct when Chey '"think "' there' s a leak somewhere In the system. "We appreciate customers calling lind letting us know " he says 'We'd rather check and It not be a leak than to walt until a situation worsens ·· Crisp reminds customers that when aJeak does exist, the entire line must shut down while repairs are made. He suggests customers listen to WMPO Radio for up to date Information as to where and how long water will be off. He also reminds customers to be patten! It they try to use the conservancy district's emer· gency number and find It busy. TREE PLANTING - Return Jonathan Meigs The emergency number is !led in with the district's twp·way radio Chapter of the Daughters of the America Revolution jolaed the National Society's program to the repair crew and Is In of planting a tree In observance of the 200th frequent use when repair work is • anniversary of the Constitution. The chapter underway selected a while pine to be planted :n front of -:- J- Pomeroy VIllage Hall, the fonner senior hig~ scllool bulldlnlf, In tribute to Mrs. Mae Mora. longtime active member of the chapter and graduate of Pomeroy W~th School In 19%1. She Wlll! joined at the site by Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler and her daughter·ln·law, Maidie Mon. J' t �0 Commentary and , perspe(~tive NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAS T TO S M.1 EDT 9-13-87 Page-A-2 September 1 3, 1987 -.. Battle for headlines _By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta A Division of ~~ ) . .... . .. cs:m~ ~ -ro ,...,..,.,.c::~ .==o ~v 825 Third Ave., Gallipolik, Ohio 11'1 Court. St. , Pom eroy , Ohio · (614 ) 446-2342 ( 6H) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlishe r PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Puhlisher-Controller HOBART WILSON ,JR. Executive Editor h·,. . .; A M F. MRER n l Th r- V n i!f'd lnt f'r n:tt h•na L lnl :tnd O;Ji J ~· P rf'-" ~ i\ ~ scw i, l 1t(l n :t nrl 1hl' .<\ m c·t ic-:t n t\r-w ~ p; t pt ·:: Publ i!< h• •r!' fl, sod ;•T i nn. l.C::T'TERS OF' OPT !'\ l Or\ a n · \\"(•I tome ·. Th t•\ "hould l)c· lf's~ th:tn .'mil w n nl s lfl nc ,\1 1 IPIH'l ~ a p • su hiPt·t tlll' rlil i n I.! :tnt! mu ~l ht• ~i i.! IH'fl 11 i th o:tm r·. .t ( ldn · ~ " ;1nd 14'1 o1lh() nr · numh(·r !\' t• un~ i g nc 'f l 1- r ·t tN ~ will tw pu ll l l ~ h('(l. l.c•Jl(•rs should bc • in .c rtnd t ~H.I I • . :tddrN- ... ing. is .. uo · ~ . not P•·r shn:•llti ••s. WASHINGTON - Will White House Fever !ouch off a feud between two liberal Demo.crati c sena10rs? Sen. Joseph Biden. D-Del.. has been In the headlines because of his chai rmanship of the ,Judiciary Commiltee, which will hold confirmation heari ngs on Pr esident Reagan's nomina tion of Robert Bar)< to the Supreme Court. The pundits haven't decided yet whether Elde n's role will be a plus or a minus In his quest for the Democratic presid entia l nomination, but ther e's no question that the publicity has a lready helped his name recognition In the country at large. Now it appears that Blden has found a nother use for his commit t ee c h airmans hip : keep in g anot her presidentia l co nt ender ' Getting back in stride By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Reagan had a tough time getting bac k in officia l stride after a three-week California vacation, spent mostly at his mounta intop ranch where ·he rodE' horseback. cliopped wood and relaxed. It was mo 0t notabl e when he gat hered the fa ithful in th0 Bast Room to rally their support for his agenda in his remain.i ng 16 month s in office. He !lubbed some lines and told the assembly: ''More than six years behind us and j us t six more to come." In the same speec h, Reaga n refer red to his ordeal durin g the unfolding of the I ra n-Cont ra sca nd a l, a subj ec t he has rare ly discussed pub Iicly. "I know these past few months haven't been easy- believe m e, I . know," he said. "and maybe the worst of it has been that at times it - seemed a~ though events were si mply ha ppening to us. As one wit has defined history, it's ju st one da rned thing after anoth er." Reporters wer e pretty laid bac k, too. E n route back from Ca lifornia, Reagan s topped in Topeka , Kan. : to sa lu te Re publican elder sta tesman AIf La ndon . ; The reporters covering the president found themselves at one point face to face with Reagan a nd closer than they had beep for three weeks. But none of them could think of a question to ask, So .much for access. Elaine Crispen . the firs t lady 's press secretary, says President a nd Mrs. Reagan have not dec ided where they will live after they move out of the White House. There is a $3 million esta te waiting for them in swa nk BelAir if they choose to take it. A group of their friends have gotten together to line up the residence H tbey a re interested. Th e first lady still has not yet given the go-a head, according to Crispen. • There are reports. that Mrs. Reagan did not apprecia te the initia l publicity concerning the estate and ·its layout when the news bro~ e sever a l months ago. · . But the Reagails are cer tai n to retu rn to Los Angeles to be near their friends and famil y. Whit e House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater viewed his Ca lifornia sojourn in Santa Ba rbara as a bit too long. When he returned tG was hington, he sa id the first thing he pla nned to do was to "pay my bills and get my laundry done ." • Fitzwater is feeling the press ure for the president to hold a news confere nce, but apparently has litt le clout in m aking It pos~ible . He apparently has gone a long with the view that Reagan should not be form ally quizzed until the d us t settles on the Ira n-Co ntra sca nd al. , Fitzwater used to be press sec retary for Vice P resident George Bilsh a nd recently indicated to repor ters that Bush operates in much the sa m e way a s Pres ident Reagan- mea ning hand s off. Fi tzwa ter, noting tha t he has been In government for 20 years, sai d he saw not hing wro ng with Bush's nationa l securit y advisers keeping information from him regarding wha t they Jpa rned abou l the resupplying of aid to the Nicaraguan rebels, or Cont ras , at a time when suCh assistance was barred by Congress. He told reporters " every staff person m a kes decisions on what to pass on.' ' So apparently in the view of so me gove rnment bu reaucr a ts, Vice Ad m . Jo hn Poindexter, fo rmer nationa l securit y adviser to R eaga n, and Bush 's a ides were w ithin thei r preroga tives to withhold vi tal foreign policy and covert act ion Information. However , most pres idents who like to r un thei r own s how would not ·tolerate thei r key aides keepi ng them in the dark on iss ues th at they ~ i ~ne have responsibility and accountability. Letters to editor Blame politicians for · problems that , while the two m en .a r e not close pe rsonally . they have great respect for each other's abi li tie s . That rappor t will be tes tt"d as lhPy sharC' common stages. ' . e ither tr y a nd join a union·of your craft, which is extrem ely difficu lt , a nd try and get a job, or s upport your local contractors. I don't be lieve your loc al rep resent atlves to the state have the power or backing to be ·of much help In Columbus. I had severa l conver sations with the former Sena tor Collins . He tried to help, but these bureaucrats are so e ntrenche d tha t it will la ke a sta tewid e effort to change curreo t policy. Many ot her areas are providing low-cost loa ns. This provides several years of advantages In payroll, bonding and lines of credit. To my knowledge, this has never been done In this county. Having wo~ked In several other states and countries, I am convinced there are nci better workers or people more willing to work than there are in Gallla Cou.n ty. We all must continue to educated ourselves, but hands-on experience must go hand in hand . United we must be, to achieve those goals that we seek. Respectfully submitted, Paul E. V\\n Hoose George Plagenz And the snake died!_ In som e of the holl ers a round Grasshopper. Tenn., Luther Mor row is still a legend . Back in the 1930s , Lu ther was bitt en by a big rattles nak e while he was fondling it during a service at the Holi ness Churc h of God. Spurn ing a il medi cal aid ," L uther ret urned to his accustomed tasks without ill effect. But the sna ke died. "Rattlesnake religion" got its s ta rt in th e early 1930s in the Pine Mountain section of Kentucky when a se lf-ord ained preacher named K. D. Browning began teaching that those who had sufficie nt faith cou ld pick up a serpent and not be hurt - even If they were bitt e n. But nobody ex pected th a t the snak e would die! Luthe r beat everyt hing. Now that th e TV eva ngelists are riding off into the su nset, I a m try ing to think of somethin g exciting the local churches can do to give the people th e ki nd of entertai nmen t the Bakkcrs , the Robertses a nd the Swaggart s have been bri nging them . Sna kes should do it. They would draw a crowd . The problem ·m ay be to fJnd people in the· establishment churches to take J es us at his word whe n it comes to snakes . Accordin g to Mark 16:8. J esus told his foll owe rs they could pic k up snakes with impun it y ?r drink poiso n with o ut ha r m to themselves. Scholars doubt , how evN , that J esus ever spoke those wo rd s. They don't sound like any thin g Jesus is reported ro ha ve sa id elsewhere in the gospel s. Bible experts be lieve that pa ssage wa s added · year s later when thP Chr ist ian community was undt;>r· g0 ing persecution. Those word s wou ld give the C hri s tia~ s of that time new courage by assuring them their faith would make them Imm une to a li harm . Ever si nce the time of Eve·, th e serpe nt had been associated with Satan and wa s thought to be half-demoni c. It s swift, mys te- r io us gli rl ir,.: mo t ion. t h ~ s u dd~n . oft cnfa ta i r o n~ qu ~ n c• ·s of It s bite , it s beaut y a ncl strPng th . th~ · fascln at.lo n -: •f .it s rye - Jilt'S ~ th ings cont r tbut li'd to the myth th a t th v SN '))cnt has a c c~ s to supt>rn:ot ura l kn ow l~dge . It wa s both fea red a nd ve ncratt>d In th r a ncient· nca r Ea sl. In a ny caw, It was Ma r k 16: R th at gave rl!:e to th<' ona kr -· hLindlln g cul l!> i n sC'rtl ons of Ke ntu cky. Ten nc·ssct>, No r th Ca · ro lina. G eorg i ~ . Wcs 1 Virgi nill and elsf' wher(' . Th e people 111 e rr . a c<" ordlng to a soc ia l h ls ·k) r\a n . arC' "o r & nd c ui tur~ ." mingled blood and som e are of a natu rE' th a i c xp rC'Sses jtsel f in un usua l rell· glous pract ices u nct c>ve n disregard of the law. (Snake ha ndlin g is illegal lri sorrot ' stat eS. I The num!Jer of dea th s fro m sna kebite a m n g th(• mo unta in pe ale of App al a c hla In tht> 50 yea rs s in ce the .: uit s brga n has bee n sm all - po ~ rh a p s becau sr ra ttl esna ke bitt's ..re fata l in only 5 p<'rce nt of cases, whether or not those bilf (• n are membe rs of the cu lts . l'm J::,l dding of cou rse when 1. say th<' c'tabllshed churches s huld AD In for s nake -handli ng. But yo\l ha v (' to admit It would make c h,lirc h-going exciting a nd how m any of us find our religio n cxcillng ? And Tt might prove we are willing to take r is ks fo r our faith . As It Is , 1\'C si ng " to th e death we fol low th ee" while probably nothin g Is farther from our int entio n. Sna ke-ha ndlin g would stir up th e St"da te pa rishion ers of St. Swlthin 's -by -th e -Sea . Chur ch people a rc often like the passslvc donk ey whose master would ·hit him with a two-by -four when he w a n ted thO' bea s t to do somethi ng. " Firs! you've got to gt't his a tt ent ion, " hr exp lained . Le tting loose a box of s nakes In church would re nd to have a sim ilar e ffect. Debunking a Democratic:· myth..':.__C_hu_ck_S_ton_ e The trouble with trying to be a poli tical pundit is · the publi c's unre lia bilit y. It j ust won't cooper a te . One da y, Ollie North is an American hero. Two week s lat e r , T-shirts adorned with his quizzical Huck Finn likeness are se lling like peanut bu tter and broccoli sandwiches . Ron a ld Reaga n still co m m and s en thu siastic overfl ow Dear Sir: With in · the past few weeks, !here have been q uest ions in th is pa pe r. about the construclion projects in this count y not hiring .local people. ' As a contractor, I would like to :place my ln puf In to this problem . As long as the Ohio politicians a llow the unions in other states to control and diclate policies of construct ions pract ices. the loca l reside nts are goi ng to be out s ide the construct ion ga tes, looking in. Very few local un ion men a re allowed to work on these loca l project s, even though they beld)lg to the various unions . Rece nt decisions by (Common · Pleas Court) Judge Donald A. Cox and (his predecessor) Judge Ri chard Roderick have created setbacks for the unions In this county. These unions had chosen to use Ohio agencies to en force their-control over this county, by Infiltrating the various state Inspecting agencies and vocational schools. They try a nd enforce · their lnterpretalton of the laws and the codes, which Is different than the written laws or codes. Your options are limited; Delaware Democrat's version. or Peoi>'ie - 200," the g roup that ou.t of the headlines. coor•l'lnated Philadelphia 's cele- a balanced-budget law had been . Sen. Paul Simon, · D-lil., is a soundly defeated two yea r s bration, told our reporter Gar y j unior member of the Judiciary earlier. <;lou,; er the Simon hearing would Co mmittee and cha irman of its If a feud Is Indeed In the subcommittee on the Constitu- have been a welcome complemaking, Bid en and Simon have a ment to the day's even ts. tion. He proposed his subcommit· unique stage on which to slu'g II Simon's supporters sus pect tee hold a hearing as part o( th e out. They are the only presidenthat Hlden was less concerned cit y of Philadelphia' s celebration tial candidates who serve on the wit h the· Intrusion of Simon's of the Constitution's same commit.tee. They share two comrn ittee Into P hil adelp hia 's bicentennial. Senate co mm l!tl"e assignments: But as a subcommitt ee chair- celebt-., tion than with the poss iJudiciary a nd Fore ign Relations .. ble ln;n·uslon of Simon' s mug Into man, Simon had to get the · In fact , Is the only Simon, Judiciary Committee c hair - the evtmi ng <~ ews shows and the non-lawyer on the Judiciary next day 's headlines. man's permiss ion to hold the Comm itt ee. Thet · e was a hint in 1986 that . hearing. And Biden said no. Ironica ll y, Sim on would not be Blden a nd Simon would not A Blden aide said the c hairman serving on Foreign Relations , alway!; see eye to eye on ma jor refused because the proposed save for a special waiver granted hearing would have been a n iss ues. Si m on sponsored a by the Senate leadership guaran"Intrusion" Into the celebr ation ba lanct'd-budget measure that teeing he could serve on Foreig n planned In July by t.he Bicenten- would' .have prohibited the goRe lations, Judiciary and Labor ver nm.~ nt from spendin g more nia l Committee. But Fred Stein, simultaneously. Se nate rules forthan It c~ k in. It lost by one. vote: executive di rector of ·•we the bid simultaneous assignment s on Blden · voted against it. The more th a n . two major com mit tees . · · The Jud ic ia ry and For eig n Rela tions committees have publicity potential th at oth er·ca ndt dates would e nvy . The Bork hearings will be just th e ope ning round of a long series of encounters that co uld make or !Jreak either senat or 's presidential a spirations . In the months to come, lorelgn policy will bec-o me an Issue ol overridi ng Importance in the pres identia l campaign .. and the Fore ig n Rel ations Committ ee wil l be an Idea l for um for both Blden a nd Simon . Si nce both sena tors' foreign -policy view s are esse ntially th e same. the contes t will be more of form !hans u!Js tance. wit h each m a n irylng to avoid soundi ng like an echo of the other . AldPs to both senato rs Insist crowds, yet 58 percent of the American peopl e also Insi st he's l y in ~ a bout the Iran -contra scanda l. (I've fin a ll y become a m ember of the majorit y . I thought Reagan was a liar the da y he took office). Political i n co n sis t enci<:>s abound because the public's whims fluc tuat e . If It weren' t for electio n results a nd polls, political punditry wou ld be nothing m ore than a well-Informed bias In search o( obj ective reality. Case In point was a recen t fron t-page story about the impact the upcoming hearings on Robert Bor,k's nomination to the Supreme Court could have on the Democratic presidential candidates - especially Judiciary Commi ttee chai r m an, Sen. Joseph Blden, D-De l.) " For-the las I three years, " the story read, "since their crushing defeat In 1984, when Walter F . Mondale Is thought to have been hurt by his close ties to m a ny lnleresl groups, the Democrats have ·been trying io concenlrate on mainstream Issues like the economy and foreign policy." How ironic lhal Mandate's elect ion chances we re ru ined by ' c ave-d in to thesr il!roups CJnd lr t th t'm dec ide hi s ;1ge nd a . whic h conce ntrat ing too muc h on the did not cxcitr " m ajor it y of econom y. He even raised the vo ters. heretica l idea of a poss ibl e ta x Th e wo ndro us m yt h th at Ro· increa se. But myths tend to have a life of na ld Rt"aga n palm ed off o n the AmPri ca n pC>opl c w as th at he w as their own . One m yt h th at constan tly cr ipples th e Democrat s is the ir all eged "close ties to many interest groups ." Free ly trans lated : bl a c ks, women, Hi spa nics, labor leaders, liberals, !ltc handi capped, senior citizens a nd the poor. Supposedly this myth doesn 't affect Republicans beca use they don't have "c lose ties". Bu t Republica ns are dominat ed by spec ial Interest g roups - corpo- not thr Pln occhlo of Republi ca n spr cinl intrrrst groups. He was indeed. And tha i Is p1·ec isely wlt y hi s administra tio n has bPcomc the most scand alridden in presidential his tory . 0sNow · FROIITS : . . •::.,_, ... CJr: c·d RAIN -' SHOI'IE RS - · ., ... ~~-=~ . . - - ···· - .......----Weather-----Sout h Cent ral Ohio Partly c lo udy Sunday wit h a high ncar 80. The probability of precipitation Is 20 percent Sund ay. Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday Considerable cloudiness Mo nday and mostly s unny Tuesday End marriages GALL IP OLIS - In Gallla Count y Common Pleas Court thi s past week . Non·ai Dewe Mullins. of Ashville. a nd Bonnie Jean Mullins, of Rt. 2, Ga llipolis, received a decree of divorce Tuesday . Oth ers ending their m arriages la st wee k we re Jerry L. Fillinger, Rt . 1. Ga ll ipolis . and Dan ett e ' J . f' illlnge r, Rt. I, Gallipolis, dissol ution on Tuesda y ; Okey H . Sch ar tlger . Middleport, a nd Ruth E. Scha r tlger. of 23 Berger St.. dissol ut ion on T uesday : Larry F . Miller. 258StateSt ., a nd Linda Miller . Rt . 2, Vinton. dlvorct> on Tues day; Micha el Ray Turn e r , Pomeroy, and Debra Ann Turne r, 240 1,7 J ac kson Pike. separation agreeme nt on Tuesday; and Max Bugene Snldt'r, Warsaw , a nd Diana Snider, 74 Gar field Ave., divorce ·Pn Wednes day. and Wednes day. Hig hs will be near 70 Monda y and Tu esda y a nd In the mid 70s \ Vednesday. Lows will be In the 50s. Cited by "ity police GAL LIPOLIS - Samuel E . Benn!'tt , 21 , of 37 Smither s St .. Gallipolis, wa s ar rested Friday night by the Ga llipolis Po ll ee Department. He was charged with domes! lc viol ence. Dt>putit'S make a rrest GALLIPOLIS- Donny Ke vin Ferguson. 33, of Rt. 2, Crown Cit y, was arres t.ed by the she· t' llf' s de partment Saturd ay mo r ning. He wa s charged with di s o r derl y co ndu c t alt e r warning . Gallia couples GALLJPOLIS - In Ga llipo li s Munic ipa l ourr f'rl day, Cynthia s. Rice. 30. of Point Pleasa nt , W.Va .. was lined $10 for speeding Va rious bonds were forfeited by John F . Doherty, 24, Colum bus, $41 : passing In a n lntcrsec, tlon; Terry W. Sta nley, 24, Co rning. $41. driving ac ross th e median; Jack D. Finnicum , 61, Uppc r Rive r Road . Kana uga . SU. !a ilur(' to y ield ; Sam uel A. Smith, 27. Rr. 2. Bl<iwell, $76, reckless operation: and Byro n E . Chapman , 23 . Rt. 2. Patriot. $46, open rontalncr . ,_. Speeding bonds were forfeited by Beth A . Va as u, 23, Ral eigh. N.C.. $42: Constanc e F . Satterwhltl' , 57. Cary, N.C., $71; Shevon K. Poy nter , 29 , Dayton, $~9 ; Thoma s L. Ebe r hardt , 24, Madl· son . Wi s .. $39: Ro!Jert H. Parsons, :Kl , Ke tt ering. $37; Bi lly ,J. Thompson, 43, Rush. Ky . , $39; Ne il L. Cantrell , Sr., c>3, Ha r dod Creek, Ky .. $4.1: .)ohn H. VanHas sei, 34. Westerville. $41; W. Dennis Wilson , 22 , Pedro, $45; William F . Mc Rae. ~9 . Nor th Whiteland, Ind .. $37: an d Ra ndy D. Mitche ll , 25, Cin cinnati. S47 . once again Is proving to ~ a health hazard to the firefighters and preve nting them from get ting a hold on our worst fires ." Most of the fires In Oregon. equally ravagep as lls neighbor to the south, are under some degree of containment except fo r one burning In rugged count ry 25 miles west of Gran ts Pass In the Siskiyou National Forest. Two other fires , both arso ncaused. were bu r ning in Sdu thern Califor nia 's Clevela nd National Forest and in open cou ntry . between Mariposa and Yosemite la s t 24 hours, said spokesman By MICHAEL C. 'riPPING Arnold Hartigan at the InteraUnlt~d Press International gency Fire Center In Boise, Three uncontrolled blazes con Idaho. sumed more Weste r n mountain "Progress is bei ng made , but acreage in defian ce of a weary we still have a long way to go," army of firefighte rs that s till has Hartigan said of the battle that " a long way lo go" in subd uing has taken the lives of three the worst plague of forest fire~ In firefighters and destroyed 38 30 years , officia ls said. . homes. Roaring ou t of con trol In ln ai l, 551 ,198 acres, or 861 Califor nia F r iday nigh t were the square mjles , have burned In Northfork a nd Weav erville fires Califor nia since Aug. 30, when a in the Shasta- Trinity Na tional series of lightning storms Forest a nd the Slead blaze In the touc hed off 1,247 fires , 172 of Klamath National Fores t. which are stil l burning. The Fire crews, gratefu l for ever.v · damage loss to timber Is more break, said lightning s torms lhan a quart er-billion dollars. igniting Unde r-dry forests had The wea ry army of workers, a bated , but th e firefight ers were endangered by noxious fumes prevented fr om making much· from the smoldering wilderness , headway because hea vy smoke were cheered by a calming In the once again grou nded aerial winds that had sent the flames tankers. · hopscotchi ng across the ir hard " The weather actually is clear won contai~men t tines, Schaaf !Jut 'dense s moke continues to sa id . plague our efforts agalnsl the " The good news," he said, " is fires whic h are giving us the most that the stable air Is keeping the trquble," said Ray Schaaf of the more ser ious fires from making U ..S. Fores t Service in Sacraheadway , a lthough the smok e mento, Calif. " It's dou btful we ca n fly the tank ers." ,. Overall the re was little chan ge in the Wes t fi re pic tu re dur ing the .Meigs court news ';'!"k~~~g. ~~~~~~:~~ ~i~~t by the: : Some 4,500 fir efighters battled :; the various Shasta blazes and :· ~~~;~~~e~f rt'hoemn!~~~~~:~;P\o ~~~ ; ~ Nort-hfork and We avervi lle, :0 which are comb ina tions of a .; '> series of Hres. *Services include: Birth Control; Y.D. Screening; Cancer Screening; pregnancy tests; education and counseling . for individuals and . couples. •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay. PLANNED PARENTHOOD STARTING SEPT. 15 AT 7:00 P.M. AT CARLETON SCHOOL IN SYRACUSE. POMEROY -Filing for divor ces in Me igs County Common Pleas Court a re Teresa Canl er bury, Langsv ille, fr om Gary Cant erbury, Langsville; Edwina Scott , Pomeroy , from Charles F . Scott, Middleport: and Joh nle L Eva ns , Ra ci ne, from Candic e Marie Eva ns , in c are of Verm a Fair child. Minneo la , Fl a. Res tra inin g ord e r s ha ve bee n Iss ued against both par ties in the Evans ac tio n. . National Park. More than 1,000 fi re fig hters battling the 3.000-acre blaze in the Cleveland Nationa l F orest had establish ed lin es Friday :: around nearl y ha lf the !Ire and ' : Your privacy is respected Your que_stions answered BEGINNING KARATE CLASSES OF SOUTHEAST OHIO For ln(or,.,atiqn Call: 614-992-6839 or 614-992-5896 POMEROY: 236 E. Main St. Open 8:30 to 5:00 GALLIPQLIS 414 Second Ave., 2nd lloor Monday -Friday 446 -0166 Mon.-Sot. CLOSfD THURSDAY Also : Jackson , Chesapeake. , Chillicothe. logan SEARS' Catalog Veterans Memorial Vete ran s Memorial POMEROY .,.- Admitted Howa rd Phillips. Ru tland; Bud L , Da rst, Cheshi re: Charles Hyse ll , Po m e roy . Di scharged - Anna Koenig , Marie Dudd ing. Delbe rt T eaford , E to ill a Ca sse lL for licenses Jr ., 18, Rt . 2, Vin to n, and Christ ina Ros Nolan. 18, Rt. 3, Gallipolis: Lawre nce L.. Speakman, 49, Rt. 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Air, auto, PS, P8, AM/ FM/ stereo, 35,623 nllles. 39 P151180R13 TR73003 Air, auto., power uata, windows , door locks, cruise. tilt, rear defroster, AM / FM / CIIaetta. One owner. 33 ,989 miles. 1986 DODGE OMNI ............................. s5;295 Lowaa LOW II �• A-4 Page The Sunday Timaa-Santinal .· Pomet'oy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. Septamber 1~~ 1987 September 13,. 1987 ,.---Local briefs-- Meigs grand jury returns 7 true bills Thursday Will close road Monday GALLIPOLIS - ·Mill Creek Road (County Road 5), will be closed just south of Warehime Road, about a mile and a half north of Gallipolis Monday , at 8 a .m ., according to countY engineer James P . Baird. . · A str ucturally deficient bridge, and a functionally obsolete one-lane structure are bellig replaced respectively with pipe arch culverts. The existing alignment will be changed to e liminate a dangerous S-c urve.Local traffic can use Georges Creek noad and Bulavllle Pike as a detour . If the weather permits, the road will be reopened to maintain traffic in approximately two to three weeks. Rash of bomb threats continue EAST MEIGS - The rash of bomb threats to Meigs County schools continued Friday. A threat was received at the Eastern High School abou tll: 15 a.m. Students left the building for about one hour before returning to c lassrooms. Reach llfnative agreement SYRACUSE - T he Meigs County Board of Mental Reta rdation and Developmental Dlsablities a nd the negotiat.i ng team for Carleton School-Meigs Industries Education Associa tion (CS-MIEAI , have reac hed a tenative cont ract settlement. Keith Black, operations director a t the Syracuse facility , reported that the tentative settlem ent wi ll be presented for approval Monday nig ht to the county's MR·DD Board. He expects the approxim a tely 32 members of the barga ining unit will also vote on the contract sometime this week . The local bargain ing unit is a pa rt of the Ohio Educa tion Association. The un ion was voted in a t Carleton School-Meigs Industries over a year ago but contract negotiations did not begin until recently . Squads _make 13 runs friday POMEROY - T hir teen ru ns were made by local unit s Friday, the Me igs Cou nty Emergency Medica l Serv ices reports. At 8:35a.m .. Rutland went to Route 124 for Moria Bell Lanin g, who refused treat me nt ; Rutland at 10:44 a .m . went to Me igs Mine 2 for E rnest Blair, taken to O'Bieness Hospit a l in Athens; Pomeroy at 11: 08 a . m . took Bud Darst , and Darlene Cassidy to Veteran s Memor ia l Hospital from the scene of an acci dent on ths Scout Ca mp Road ; the Chester Fire Department a lso wen t to the acc;ident scene. Mary Jan e Talbott and Shir ley Jones we r e taken py priv<>te vehicle from the accident scene to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 11:44 a .m .. took Gle nn a Yarbrough from Beech Grove Roa d to Holzer Med ica l Center; Pomeroy went to Eastern High School at 12:58 p.m , for To ny Grate who was trea ted but not transported; Rutland firemen went to Keller Road a t 2:48 p.m. for a trailer fire a t the Jack Miller residence a nd were on the scene until3: 26 p_.rn .; Rutland at 7:57 p.m . took Charles Hysell from Hysell Run Road to Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at 9:35 p.m. took Jason Dellavelle from the Pomeroy football ga m e to Veterans Memorial; Syracuse at 9:59 p.m . took Ruth Brooks from Eastern High School to Ca mden-Clark ' Hos pita l in Parkersburg: Pomeroy went to MGM Far m Ci ty a t 9:08p.m. to clean up a fu el s piU, and a t 11:02 p.m., Pomeroy took B ria n Ritch hart from Rose Valley Road to Veterans Memoria l Ho spital. POMEROY -Seven true bills were ret urned by the September term Meigs County Grand Jury In Its first regu lar session Thursday, Meigs prosecuting Attorney Fred w . Crow III reports. Of the seven Indictments returned by the Jury, four of them charged defendants with traflicking in drugs, (the cultivation of marijuana) as a result of raids conducted this summer by the department of Sheriff Howard Frank and Bureau of Crim inal Investigation . Charged in the lntllctments on the traffickin g offense were Elmer Parsons, 36, Apple Grov e· Dorcas Road ; Henry P aul Price, 37, T uppers Plains ; Mi_c hael Richard Hayman, 26, Route 1, Reedsville, and VIctor Perry, 55, · Route 1, Dexter. Trafficking In · drugs (cult ivat ion of m ari jua na ) is a felony of the fo urth degree and carries a possible penalty of six, 12 or 18 months in prison a nd a fine of up to $2500. Parsons is Incarcerated In the county jail a nd Is to have his init ial appearance on the ·charge Monday morning. Price was released under $10,000 Friday and isscheduledbond lor his Initial apoear ance in Ihe Meigs Cou nt y Corn- . man Pleas Court of J udge Charles H. Knight on Monday. Hayman . is not presently In custody but is expec ted to appear Ambulance accident sends three to VMH before ,Judge Knight on Mondjly where he was uno;ler detention auto In the Washln!l'l,on, C.H. ·also. pending an _e arlier Indictment area. Perry was released on a $10,000 charging him with receivi ng The grand jury Is scl)~u led to person recognizance . bond and stolen property. The new c harge f;m::: eet===o:n:O:c:t~.8;-~::::~ he, too, Is expected to appear In Is a felony of the court degree and court on Monday. carries a possible penalty of six, StAND Wl1 The grand jury a lso irllllcted 12 or 18 months In a state Charles W. Barley , Route J, Institution .and a fine of up to CONFIDENCJ Rut.land , on two counts of fel~n- $2500 or both. In addition, any ious asau lt In connection wlttl a sentence on the escape c harge s hooting Incident at The Cove on must br served consecutively to Rou te 7 last Ma y 23 In which any other sent ence. Riffle Is also David Talbott, 21, Racine, was on parole .and was at the time of injured. Ba r ley was ear lier In· the lat es t offenses , according to d ieted on a single charge of Paui'Gerard, Investigator for the felonious assau lt but the total .of · prosecuting at.torney. Riffle Is three counts now represents the not presently In custody bu t Is three separate shots which a!- expected to appear before Judge legedly were fired striking Tal- Knight early this week. · bolt. The charge Is an aggraWilliam J . Atwood, also known vated felony of the second degree as James Stolzenbu rg, 24. of and carries a possible penalty of Washington , C.H. , was Indicted s ix, 12 or 18 months In prison and ·on a · breaking a nd e nt ering a fine of up to $7500 or both. Each charge In connection with a July of the count s also contains a 3l lncident wh en the admlnlstrafirearms spec ification which a! - tlve offices of the Meigs Local A ~~~ ;, ,.,, leges specifically that the crime School District In Middl eport doln n1 · -· involved the use of a firearm and were entered. Atwood Is In t.he giving you tt. ,.....,, you....,, ...... could add il term ofthreeyears of count y jail and Is to appear for • "f!oc' ........ incarceration to any --sentence before Judge Knight' Monda y. Callorolopbyformoroinl•r-tion. which m ight be ordered . Bar ley, Gerard reports that Alwood is a 446-7213 ,. free on bond, Is ex pe cted to b<> repeatof(enderandisnotellgible arraigned on the new cou nt s fo r probati on having been pre,._ . - . · 63 Pine St. . ""' 11 lfiO111 eaRobert. r ly thi s L. week. . f~t~~~~~:::::==~==~:= Riffle. 32, Pomeroy , r~v~lo:u~sl~y~c~o~n~v~lc~ted~;fo;r~g~r,a;nd~th~e; was cha rged with esca pe as the l!lr result of a n in cident on J uly 29 ....-.:iiiiV when he walked away from the 25 qualified homeowners in the general area will be givAthe ns Menta l Hea lth Ce nter en the opportunity of having installed in their home America's most up to date custom-made replace""nt windows at a very special low coat for their participation in this limited offer. This window is better than alumi num , stronger than vinyl, certified by architects, and,,al Akron-Ca nt on area . though it has the beauty of wood . is not m8de of it . So. if Posta l inspect ors working unyou are tired of those dirty old windows that stick, slip dercove r sa id th ey m ade Illega l and are hard to operate, take adyantage of this offer d r ug pur c hases from the now. · · - s uspec ts . Pat ric k McLa ug hlin , U.S. a ttorney for thP north ern di stri ct of 304:!22--1000 Collect · Ohio , sa id the Akron employees 1002 Broadway Ave., Parkersburg, WV 26101 arrested were Be nja min Allen Jr .. 26: Rene Cra vana s ..37: J esse i-- -r:rviS:-wFiE'iNtii'E-IIARKET-FORWINoowtA'No-~ · Haqer Jr .. 36: Solomon SimWOULD mons. 24: and Mi chell e Wilkin s, I I 20. I NAME I Employee Dea n Cra" ·ford, 23, Ca nt on. a !so was charged. ADDRESS Divett.e F'uhrma n. 23. Akron. als.o I I was arrested but is not a pos ta l I CITY H. 1 VOUR HOME Wil l BE THE SHOWPlAC E Of' Y0UA NtiGHIORHOOO . employee. I AN D w £ w•u MAN. £ n WORJH YOUR wwn£ IF WE CAN usr vouR HOME" I All the suspec ts were indicted ~------------------------on count s of di stri butin g con. trolled substan cPs. ""*...., Modic•• _ ..... Bowman's Homecare WANTED • • 2 5 HOMES were not a-va ilable. A fed eral g r ~nd jury In Cleveland has returned ot her indict · ments . but postal officia ls de. The a r res ts lat e Thursday Cli ned to sa how inany. followed a ysix-month Investigation by posta l offi cials and the Akron pollee departme nt 's na rcotics. unit into t. he suspected sa le of coca ine and ot ~ er Illegal drugs to posta l employees In the LIKE MORE INFORMATION. I I r-;:=::===================================~ LA-Z~OY~ LORNE GREENE ATLANTA (U P I) - Billy Ca rll'r, who beca ml' a folk hero as the homes pun, beer-guzz ling younger brother of Jimmy Carter, had s urgery Fr l~ ay for ca ncer that doctors found "I noperable... and the for mer pres ident rushed to his side. Jimmy Carter spe nt 30 minutes at Emory Univers it y Hos pital. where his brother underwent six hours of surgery, then flew to Columbia, S.C.. for a brief Mrport meet ing with Pope Joh n Paul II , who wa s said to have prayed for Billy. Or. Martin York, a tumor specialis t a t Emory University Hospital. sai d the former pres !· dl•nt' s 50 -yea r -old youn ger bl'other has pancreatic cancer. 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Greene had been scheduled to repr ise his ro le as Ben Cartwrig ht .In a television movie, "Bonanza : The Ne xt Generatio n ," that was to begin fllrnlng Oct. 24, a spokesma.n for Gaylord Prod uctio n Co. said. J'ia&.,.£ . . .COJC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . L============:J.-============~ JIM BARNA LOG HOME ~ Beauty•Strength•Econotny - He"t Efficie ncv•Rustic Charm · - Af·fordabllitv BOWMAN'S .HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPL , .. "Complete Hospital Equipment For Home Use" •Hospit"'l Beds •Hom6 Oxygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes. •Patient Lifts •Adult Briefs •Underpads (Chuxs) •Crutches• Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates 3 bdrm. log kit as low •• $6608 " Model Home shown by appointment i' •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canes •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressure Kits •TENS Units •Nebulizers MANY ITEMS MEDKARE/MEDICAID APPROVED Tht> Lo2 Home Connt>l'tion 446-7283 Homo owned and Operated 110 Comer CemetorYl'd. Oak Hill. 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He looked a t me a nd slowly started to arm wrestle lik e we used to, and he broke lnt. o a smile a nd nodded. f .thIn k he wanted me to know everyt hing was OK," La ndon sai d In a s tateme nt. A me morial service Is sc he: duled for Mond ay at Hillsi de Me m brla l Park In Cul ver Cit y, Calif. J • .. much shorter tha n tha t. " Carter wa s admitted to the hos pital three days ago suffering from jaundi ce. Tests revealed a n obstruction In his bile duct. hospital s pokeswom a n J ud y Smith sai d. Carter's wife, Sybil. his six c hildren a nd hi s sis ter ga thered a t the hospit a l on the campu s of Emory University, which Is just a short. distance from the Cart er Ce nter recently dedicated to the presidency of Jimmy Carte r . After the pope le ft for New John's Hospital and Healt h Ce nt er . . ·'He was Ben Cartwright to the end . He was ' ready wit h no co mpla ints," sa id Michae l La n· don, who played Gree ne 's youn gest son, Ll!t le Joe , o n ''Bonanza.'' 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Peggy Moore, Conslllutlon Week chairman, and Mae Mora, who presented a program on lhe Constitution at Friday's meeting of urn Jonathan Meigs Chapter at the home of Mrs. George Morris, are pictured with the Mayor at the signing. PaUbearers named 8 y JULIE BRIENZA preceding his court-m artia l. had sex wilh Soviet pros titutes, QUANTI.CO, Va. (UP I) Stufflebea m , the second Ma· fai led to report th e contac ts to Mari ne flo bert Stufflebea m, de- rin~ t.o be tried In the corps' a uthorities and !led about the moied one rank from s ta ff "sex -for-secrets" sca nda l at the Incidents to Inves tigator s. The two dereliction of duty sergeant to sergea nt. for his u.s. Embassy In Moscow, was co nvic tio n o n derel iction of dut y sente nced to t.he demotion Fri- count $_on whic,h Stufflebeam was c har gt's. says U.S. Intelligen ce da y a fter a jury of five officers convicted stemm ed from hi s agents cmbar k ~d on a "witch- ' and th ree enlisted personn el visits to bars that were dee med hunt " In · the lnvestlgat.lon . deliberated for less than 2 hours. off-limits to Ma rines during his He fa_ced up toone year In prison. ten ure In 1985 as deputy cornThe jury Thursday acquitted . ma ndcr of the Marine guards at Stufflebearn of charges that he the U.S. E mbassy in Moscow . PARKERBURG Raalac:ement Window Co. I GALLIPOLIS - Three people 18, of Rt. 2, VInton , when Pickens were Injured in a Meigs County stopped lor traffic. Shipman did EMS van In an accident Friday, not stop In time to avoid hitting at 11 a. m ., In Meigs County 's Pickens' truck In the rear. Chester Township on Township Shipman was cited for assured Road 112. according to the clear dis tance. G~llla-Me lgs Post of the State The patrol reported respo nd Highway Patrol. ing to another accident Green The driver , Sh irley M . Lyons , Township Friday, this one be ing 26, and her passengers, Darle ne at 12:20 p.m ., on U.S. 35. Cassady, 42, a nd Mary Jane . Lois M. Sny~r. 36, of Cheshire, , Talbott , 45, a ll of Tuppers Plains, was driving her car west when a w~re taken to Veterans Memorcar driven by Rodney A. Mooney, ia l, Hospital by the Meigs EMS. 31, of Rio Grande, pulled frol)1 a All were treated and .released. private drive, turned left Into 'fhe va n was traveling east Snyder's path and hit her car In when It ran off the rig ht side of the left side. the road and Jilt a 'tree. Mooney was cited for failure to rwo peop le were injured in an yield. acc id ent Friday, at. 11: 50 a.m., In One car rear-e nded anot her Gal ll a Count y 's Green Township· Friday , at 2: 13 p.m . in Me igs on U.S. 35. County's Sa lisbury Township Joan L. Sh ipma n. 26. of Rt. 2, Friday, on Count y Road 5, just Bidwell, and her passe nger, east of Ohio 7. Clarissa J . Mundy , 18, of Rl. 2, Timothy L. \VIa~well , 21, Qf 458 Bidwell, were. ta ken to Holzer Seco nd Ave., Ga llipolis , was Medical Ce nter by the patrol. driving west before stopping Shipm an was t.reated and rebehind two ve hic les ahead of leased for a bruise to the knee. him. As he was stopped. he was CONSTITUTION WEEK - Tbe week of Sept. Mundy was tre ated a nd re leased rear-e nded by a car driven by 17-23 has been designed as Constitution Week by for a haM injury . Theresa L. Rider. 18, of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Shipman was driving east on Pomeroy . Friday, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler signed a U.S. 35, be hind a pickup truck Rider was cited for assured proclamation for lhe observance noting lhal Sept. driven by Jack E. Pickens, Jr., clear dis ta nce. 17 marks lhe 2oOth anniversary ollhe drafting of the document and calling for residents to join In Marine gets slap on wrist Inspectors file drug _charges AKRON, Ohio t. UP!) - A s ixmonth inves tigation int.o illega l drug sales to posta l employees has resulted in charges against seven people. a nd more arre s Is are expected, auth orities sa id .· Seven peop le, in c luding three current a nd three for mer pos ta l employees, were arra igned Friday before two U.S. ma gis trates In Clevela nd. F'ive of the s uspects were released on $10,000 bond aft er pleading In noc ent before U.S. Magistrate David Pt'relma n. Details of the arraignments la tt' Friday of ' two othe r suspect s Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . • Tax-Free-no federal Income tax. · • Guar'lntteel-lnsured against default to guarantee principal and Interest payments when due. , · • otvenlfled-a portfolio strongly dtverslflea by type, l,o catlon and purpose. 1 . • AffOrdlble-unlts available In multiples Of $1,0QO. • Pllxtllle-mon(hiV. quarterly or seml·annuallncome distributions, or automatic reinvestment. • convenient-no call notices or clipping coupons. -• Mal'lletable-unlts may be liquidated at any time at the current market value . • INSURED MUNICIPALS INCOME TRUST r-----------------------~------um • Name , , I I Interested? I write or call today far a 1 I 1 I : prospectUs contatnlng mare campllte Aadress . State lnfCinnltlon, InCluding City Ill CIII~USinciiXJ)InUS. Rllellt Phone biPalt you Invest 5ene1 na manev now. My Account Executive Uf anYlls carefUlly L----------~~- · ZIP--- 1 1 I I I ------~~~-J • • • •• • • • ..'•• • • • • • • ••' �-September 13. 1987 Burnham said Arnold' s car LAKE WALES, Fla. (UPI) Blanche Manning Perry, wife of then overturned twice. He said two-time Cy Young Award both drivers were alone in their winner Gaylord Perry, was cars and both were wearing kUled Friday In a two-car acci- seatbelts. Ar!lold was hospital· dent on U.S. 27 north of Lake lzed in fair condition at Wl!!ter Haven Memorial·HospitaL Wales. Burnham said no charges had F lorida Highway Patrol Capt. bee" filed pending further L.A . Burnham said -Mrs. Perry, Investigation. 46, of Gaffl)ey, S.C., was northPerry, the onlY pitcher to win bound .about 10:35 a.m. when a the Cy Young Award in both • car driven by Harold L Arnold of major leagues, now coaches Winter Haven ·entered U.S. 27 baseball at Limestone College In and struck her car on the left . Gaffney . , front. MINERAL RIDGE, Ohtc (UPI) - Laboratory studies by the Ohio Department of Health have failed to identify the precise cause of a mysterious ailment that struck more than 60chlldren (On U. S. Rt. 35 (Memory Shopl ANTIQUE STEAM AND GAS ENGINES . AND TRACTORS PERFORMING in the Mineral Ridge area las t month . However, Lynn Gllja hn , who heads the department's infectious diseases unit. said Friday she remains convinced that the children, most of the m between the ages of ·6 and 10, suffered from a virus , When chlldr.e n in the Trumbull County community began devel· oping blisters in their mouths and throats, fevers , nosebleeds and rashes in early August, so me parents blamed an oily soot that had blanketed a football field where many of the youngsters had played. However. Giljah n said there the parents o! tne stuaem s ne still is no evidence that . an taught a nd to those students In e nvironmenta l agent had anythe Kyger Creek school system , thing to do with the illnesses. he is still revered for the magic he could work with a gym floor Tests of material taken from the field were inconclusive. full of children. The field is located near the If you wanted to write, but Mineral Ridge high school a nd thought it was too late to do so, It junior high, a nd Dick Murra y, is not too late. Please let this , assistant superinten dent of the committee a nd Rio Grande know Weathersfield P ublic Sc hool Dis· how you feeL And If you wrote to trict, said sc hool officials, based us but ma iled your lette r to the on op inions from several agencollege, please write again to our cies a nd experts, saw no reason address: Chorale Alumn i, P . 0 . Box 184, Rio Grande, OH. 45674. to prohibit use of the facilit y. This is a village post office box, not a college address. Those letters which were intended for us , but were mailed to the coll ege, never made it to us. We've been told we're fighting an uphill battle in ·our effor ts to establish a lasting memorial to our friend and te ~ch er. We've been told that the only • thing FRI.-SAT.-SUN. which would get hls name on that building Is a lot of money. (The estimated dollar a moun.! varies.) JASON PATRIC BUt as one letter-writer put it, IN "Are we to be ta ught that only those of wealth ani to be re membered ?" And a no ther said, "Faithful service and dedicalion are far more valuable NICK NOLTE gifts than gold." Merlyn Ross was dedicated to IN the point that he jeopardized his health f{lr the s tudents of Rio Grande College. We know that FLEA MARKET ARTS AND CRAFTS BOOTHS •Sorghum Molasses Making •Threshing Display •Shingle Mill •Apple Butter Time for an update on proposal LOST BOYSR CLOGGERS - FOOD ADMISSION $2.00 DAILY .. • Unbelie.,able Specials! . GROUP OF MEN'S GROUP MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE ' FASHION JEANS DRESS SHIRTS !1.0 These Items May Be Slightly Water Damaged Due To A Water leak In Our Store Wednesday Night, Sept. 9th . EXT RE·ME PREJUDICE ah~~n~~ lma m a ter.sKrlike We feelwasfurwrL~~~~~·~~~· his name ~R~~~~~~~~~~~~P~E~N~M~O~N~D~A~Y~T~IL~B~P~.M~.~~~~~~~~~ to be on .that building. September • RIO GRANDE- A frank but loving me mory of Appalachian Ohio hill folk is the focus of "Out of .the Red Brush," to be presented Oct.. 9-10 in the 'Fine and Performing Arts Center at Rio Grande .College and Community College, · ; Funded by the "New Works/New Id eas .Joint ;Prog'r~m" of the Ohio. Arts Council ani:l Ohio ·Humanities Council, "Out of the Red Brush" is 'designed not on ly as entertainment but as an ·exa mina tion or the cultural and sociologica l Influences upon the people or southern Jackson County, Ohio. a t the turn of the century. "Out of the Red Brush" is coordinated by Dr. Greg Mil ler, director of fin e a nd performing arts, · who has adapted the novel "O ut of the Red Brush" 10 a s tage format: and by Nita Dailey, assista nt professor of communication. who is responsible for publicity and coordi nati on of I he public forum in which fi ve select huma nities will discu ss the play, based on observations from their areas of exper tise In an academic. di scipline . The forum will be held at 1: 30 p.m. on Oct. 10. . 'The human Illes scholars will bP Dr. Wlillam Hanel, Flesher Huma nities Chair. Marietta Co llege: Or . .lames E . Davis, professor of Engl!s·h :a nd department c hairma n at Ohio Universi ty: Dr. Patrick Donnelly, c hairm an ol the Depart ment of Sociology at the Universit y of Dayton: and Dr. .James H. Conover. professor of th~ater history. th eory a nd criticism at Ohio Unlverslly . • Miller. author ol the musical dram a "They . Were Vaudevillians," presentee;! last year at Rio •Grande Coi!Pge a nd Com munll y Coll e~e. took th e ' scrlpll.rom the nove l "Out of the Red Brush" by Kermit Daugherty, which reached num ber three on the nationa l bes tseller list in 1~54 . The novel was the on ly !Jet tonal effor t by Da ugher ty, ·.; · nat Jvc ol the Red Brush s~ct ion of Jackson Cou nt y who soug ht to describe tHe peop le and the a rea whe re he grew up. . " lf itst read ·Out or the Red Brush'ln 1981 a nd I was fas cinated by it because or a personal sense of cultural appreciation," said Miller. a Jackson Count y native. "I found it 10 be a piece !hat was almost an affectionate rendition of the documen - • RED BRUSH CO'UNTRY was immortalized by Kermit Da ughe r.ty in a novel in 1954. A sign still stands at Ihe entrance to th e area just south of tatlo n of a cultural heritage, a speci fic cu lture, a spccllic heritage that I s hare. " The story focuses upon Bil l Brennan. a young man who grew up in the Red Brush <~rea who, in his nat ivc dia lect. describes the personalities a nd mores of a rough a nd tumble comm un ity. While the bOok was criticized In some quar1ers for its sexual lranl<ness, Miller sa id it's not the sex s hocker II was adver tised as upon publication. "I think It ' s an attempt to preserve. if only for his. descen(iants. some unders tanding of who 1hcse people were, and how· they dealt l!'ith c hallenges: usually with a sense of dignity and a sense of honor ." he said. Assisting Miller with the production will be · Reprints of Oaugherry's novel available Re prints of Ke rmll Da ugherty's nove l "Out oft he Red Brus h" are available in a limited quantity . Copies can be r<"'erved by calling Rio Grande Co lleg1• and Communit y College, or lhey can be purchased front Engruvln~ ' Plus in Jackson, Ohio. · RGC·CC's student·operaled bookstore wlll nol charge ex tra lor handling services In "arrylnK the hook. The costls $15 and procreds will he inves ted In a scholars hip lurid at Rio Grande Collt•ge. Jlshlng Compa ny . The s tory of a young man a nd his coming of age in the Red Brush at thP turn of the century in the poverty stricken area was written in the native dialect and contained a sexual fran kness that oothered some readers and some Jackson County resi dents. But Daugherty viewed Tom Spencer f the Year New k Peon League Yor - GALLIA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS MONDAY, SEPT. 14, 7:00P.M. AT BOB EVANS SHELTER HOUSE FOR AN "APPLE FESTIVAL" COME AND BE OUR GUESTS FOR YOUR · CHOICE OF DELICIOUS APPLE DESSERTS ·---- -- -·--...---.·'- ·--- .......... -...... --~ ..... -~___.._,...... __....,_...._____,__ ______ MUSIC FROM THE PERIOD will be performed by Kermit • Daugherty'llll'andaons, AI lea, left, and Dwight Daugherty. The · book and Its stage adaptation tell the story of a young man growing up In the Red Brush Country at the tum of the century during hard tbnes. Actors speak in the dialect of the perlQJI and the regh~n. _...... ,... _ _ .,..... ~~ -- -· · ----·-.~---· • Daugher ty' s widow, Helen Collard Da ugherty, a nd two of his gra ndsons, Dwight and Allen Daugherty, who wi ll perform · music from the period. · Initial direction and staging was prov id ed by Na ncy Rhodes .. a professional theater director from New Yo rk . Cu rren tly a faculty member of 'the Manhattan School of Music, Rhodes has staged ma jor production s for the San F'rancisco Opera, The Brooklyn Philharmonia , the Eugene O'Nelll Composers Confere nce,. the Lake George Opera Fest ival and the Roundabout Theatre in New York. Two members of the RloGrandeCollege fac ulty and staff will guide "(Jut of the Red Brush'· to fina l production. The show is to be directed by John Dougherty, associate professor of music a nd director of this summer's Rio Gra nde College and Com munity College prod uction of "Ok lahoma ," and by Ben Wills . the colle$e's new in, hou se counsel, who has a professional theater background. Performances are set for 8 p:m. Oct. 9, and 10 a. m. a nd 8 p.m. Oct. 10 in conjunction with the nearby Bob Evans Farm F'es tivaf. Reserved seats and genera l admission tickets for "Out of the Red Brush" can be obtained at $5 arld $2.50, respec tively, by ca lling the Fine and Performing A'rts Cen ler at the college at 245-5353 or 1-800-282-72011 extension 364. A shuttle will be· provided . to and from the Bol1 Evans Farm Fest ival for those attending. ' . QHIO G~o>I.\.IPOLIS . Levingston, Howard t ·ranl< ana all the s heriff's department , LlfeFlight, Child ren's Hos pital, intensive care and burn unit . We thank everyone who sent cards and called and to those who sent prayers for Harvey. Genny Willoughby Darryl Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Mill ard Swartz Pomeroy, Ohio Jackson. The novel, a nd its stage adaptation focus on a young m a n growing up in the Red Brush Country at the turn cf the century during ' hard lim es. Daugherty's novel immortalized .local southern Ohio region RIO GRANDE - For his only work of fiction. Kermit Daugherty knew lnt lmalely of what he wrote. Daug her ty, a native of the Red Brush area in southern Jackson Count y, Ohio, won literary acclai m and a certain ' notoriety in 1954 when his novel " Out of Ihe Red Brush " was published by World Pub- _\';!-- Stnnember 13, 1987 . d ~serves People ·have tried to discourage us. But if we did not try - if we gave up now - then .we would have learned nothing from this man. He ta ught us how to s urvive In this world.He taught us to believe in ourselves. He taught us to take a s tand and stick with It . We need to say " Thank You" a nd .... ... We miss you, Mer. Chorale Alumni (1966-1968) J. L Thompson Special thanks Editor: , The family of Harvey Wil· loughby a nd Mr . a nd Mrs. Millard Swartz a nd family would like to thank all those who helped save his life at the Meigs County Fair. We give special tha nks to J ohn Manley a nd the emergency squad firemen. ·Specia l thanks to . Rev. Dewey King and _!o'Ilk~, Da~ •Saw Milling •Blacksmithing •Grist Mill •Baling Making MUSIC DAILY AND NIGHTLY . Section B·' . Kermit Daugherty'.~ book ~out of the Red Bruyh" was published in 1954. It wa.~ li.~ted third on the rwtion.al bestseller list and now has ~een adapted to a .stage play to b~ pre.~ented at Rio Grande College and ~ommunity College on Oct. 9 and 10. FRAZIERS BOnOM, W. VA. Letters to ·the editor . A· year ago last Thu rsday (Sept. 10) Merlyn Ross died. We lost a flne teacher, a more-than· willing worker, and a good friend . Dur ing the past year, the Grande Chorale Alumni (196619861 ha s been working to ha ve the fin e a rts building on the ca mpus of Rio Grande College named "THE ·MERLYN G. ROSS FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTER."We had a tremendous response to our previous leiter to the E ditor, receiving more than 750 letters and signatures to support. So many people have asked, " When will Merly n's name be on that bulldlng?"and " Why hasn' t It happened yet?" that we thought It was time for an update. We've been working through the channels which we were told to work through. The Rio Grande College Alumni Association acts as our "gb·between ". We have not been permitted to personally present our case to the Boards of Trustees of the co llege. For those of you who wrote. your le tters have been photocopied (the origi·nals will be given to Mrs. Edte Ross) and those phot{lcoples have been given to the President of the Alu mn!,Assoctation. He is supposed to deliver those letters to a Memorial Committee comprised of three members of the Boards of Trustees. If you are a member of this com mittee, please, take the ti me to read eac h of these tributes to the llfe of Merlyn Ross. There are names you wi ll recogniz~ as being Influential members of the community a nd the five county a rea. There are names you may think belong to nobody in particular. But to Me rlyn Ross, they were a ll somebody. They were Importa nt. He would remember. Percentage-wise, the Cheshire area is best represented. The Ross family lived there more than 20 yea rs .ago. . However, . .to . SEPT. 18., 19, 20 Studies fail to identify mystery illness the r1ver rout of the Red Brush': A loving memory of Appalachia DOWN HO E DAYS ·. . '· ' P;OBLEM - · tlioughvalves are closed on both sides of this recent leak In Leading Creek Conservancy District's feeder line from tank no. z II& Danville, water sdll sprays from the . leak under pressure. Repainnen, Elbert WiUiams, hidden by the spray of water, and Paul McDaniel, l.n tee shirt, begin the necessary repairs to the line which which lies along Route 325. The leak occurred on Aug. 21. • lion Perry's wife killed in auto accident ' 0 , the novel as a loving recollect ion of th e people and times he grew up wi th. That record wi ll come to life Oct. 9-10 in the Fine a nd Performing Arts Center of Rio Gra nd e Co llege and Commun ity Co llege when "Out of the Red Brush," dramatized hy Dr. Greg Miller, director of fine and performing arts at RGC-CC. Is presen ted. Born in · 1904, Daugher tY. · · over•ca me his modes t circumsla nc~s in the R£>d Brush a nd saved enou gh money to attend Rio Gra nde College so he become a teac her. He gr adu ated from RG C In 1927 and returned to Jackso n Co unty, where he progressed to elementary school principal, high school principal a nd count y su perinte nde nt of sc hools. In 1946 he was na med superintendent of Jackson Ci ty Sc hools, a post he was to hold untlll962. when he jo ined the Ohio E ducation Assoclat ion, eventually serving as the orga ni zatio n's executive secretary. "Often l have thought ou t stories to · myself but never reduced them to writing," he , said w·hen "Out of the Red Brush" was published. "Last winter it occurred to me that no one has ever written, from act ual life, of the peculiar people of the Red Brush. It seemed to me that I should pict ure out. life as it really was perhaps Ignorant and rough , but if I have stripped my folk of a kind of natural dignity, I have wronged them." Miller, who first read " Out of the Red Brush" in 1981, · agreed that the novel was a naturalistic presentation ol a rough period. "!never looked at it as a sex book, which ls how it was initially marketed, but as the work of a person very satisfied with his surroundings who tried to proclaim his satisfaction," he said. · Daugherty married hls wife, the former Helen Collard, tn 1926, ahd they had a son and two daughters. Daugherty died in Jackson In June 1970. Hls widow, who Is assisting with the dramatization of "Out of the· Red Brush, '' still resides In Jackson,. and some of his descendants stUHive in the Red Brush area. DR. GREG Mtt.LER, who adapted Kermit Daugherty's novel to a stage production,. discusses the work with th• Helen Colla rd Daugherty, the author's widow. Performances NANCY RHODES, who provided initial dlrec· tlo!! and staglag for the Red Brusll Project listens as Allen, left, and Dwight Daugherty perlorm are set for 8 p.m., Oct. 9; and 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., Oct. 10, in the'f'lne and Pe rforming Arts Center at Ri o Grande College and Community College. music from the turn of the century. Kermit Daugherty's widow, Helen Collard Daugherty, Is pictured far right. • �.. . . ... - ....... '. Paga B-2-The Sundly Tmes-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. September September 13, 1987 W.Va. 13, 1987 Community calendarI area happenings SUNDAY CROWN CITY - Todd Baden and singers will be at Big Four Church, Sunday, 7:30 p.m . · Moved to fire station In case of rain. GALLIPOLIS - Covered dish dinner after Sunday morning services at New Life Victory · Center. Services begin 10 a.m . LEON; W.Va. -GrubbFamlly Singers will be at Shiloh Community Church, Sunday, 7: 30 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Harry Drummond famlly reunion, Sunday, Raccoon Creek County Park: dinner at 12:30 p.m. FIT AND TRIM - Nelia Seyler, In smock by the window, is pictured with staff members and customers in her new shop featuring exercise beds at tbe · Fit and Trim located at 105 Butternut Ave., P!>meroy, next to The Farmers Bank. · CENTERVILLE- Centerville Lodge 371; picnic Sunday, 12:30 p.m., Rio Grande Park. Potluck: all Masons Invited. Tone and trim in Meigs with newest shop open . KANAUGA - Reopening of Silver Memorial Church, Sunday, beginning 1:30 p.in. with Rev. Andrew Parsons: speical singing. Revival begins' that night. 7: 30 p.m. then moved to the ot her maBy CHARLENEltOEFLJCH chines which are occupied for Times-Sentinel Staff eight minutes with speeds varied POMEROY :... The telephone according to the problems and company has recommended for age of the customer. years that you "let your fingers . One lies on the tabl es and le ts do ihe walking". the machines do the work. If you have taken that advice There's very little effort involved a nd, as a result, got a little pudgy except as a customer progresses, because of the lack of exercise, she is taught passive resistance not to worry. There are now machines in Pomeroy- seven of • to the machine to add to the them. in .fact - to tone your body effectiveness o! .t he tables. There are weigh-ins and mea with very little effort on your surement records to insure that part. the customer Is making progress Apparently, manufacturers of during regular visits. these machines are aware of the says she has tried Seyler, who American dream of thin, but all of the various health and know that most of us won' t make exercise progr ams offered in the the effort to do strenuous floor area over the years , reports that exercises and lay off the fast the Suntanna tables installed at foods. her establishment are different. Featuring the new machines is the Fit and Trim, which has There is no st rain ijnd no sweat. Seyler sta tes. opened at 105 Butternut Ave., There is no particular diet · Pomeroy, under the ownership rerommended with Fit and Trim a nd management of Neilla but staff members ca n make Seyler. recommendations since a reducThe machines are designed to' tion In calories adds to the handle the problems with all effectiveness of the program. parts of the body - you might Low calorie snack s are sold at say, "different strokes for differthe establishment. Tasty, the ent folks"·. snacks satisfy the most discrimiMrs. Seyler and her staff which includes Brenda Wayll, Angle nating sweet tooth while keeping Bass and Laura Horsley swear the calorie intake low . AI this point In time. men are by the effectiveness of these excluded from enjoy in g the beelectrically operated machines nefits o! the Fit and Trim but which they say, "really make Seyler ma'y in the future expand you feel better" . One hour on the the facility so m.ales will be put on machines Is ronsldered equivalthe appointment list . ent to about seven hours of Just opening for busi ness, Fit vigorous floor exercise. . and Trim is now offering sp'ecial A visitor to Fit and Trim is rates to introduce the beds and introduced first to the circulation their benefits to women of the table for some four minutes and community. The phone number this machine does just what the is 992-3033. name Indicates. The customer is CONSERVATION HONORED - The Gallia County ConservatIon Club was honored by the Gallipolis Bass Busters with _ presentation of a plaque for their efforts In conservation and sport huting and fishing education lor the area youth. Picutred are, from left , Virginia Caldwell, secretary; Larry Betz, vice president; John Pierotti, Bass Busters representative; and Gene McCully, ADDISON - Addison FreewUI Baptist Church Sunday School picnic, Sunday, Kyger . Creek Employees Recrealion Area. Bring covered dish. REEDSVILLE Buckley family reunion. Sunday, Forked Run State Park, beginning 1 p.m. PQRTER - Valley Freewill Baptist Church will have Ralph Butcher as guest speaker, Sunday, 7:30p.m. POMEROY - Wood reunion, Sunday, home of VIrgil King, 38858 S!Ditl) Road. Picnic at noon. CARPENTER - MI. Union Church In revival through Sept. 13: services 7 p.m.: eva ngelist Rev. N.L. Russell. · POMEROY '• Floyd and Garnet Dunfee family reunion, Sunday, home of Nathan and Betty Biggs on Pomeroy Rutland Road. Basket dinner at noon. t POMEROY Floyd and Garnet Dunfee family reunion Sunday, home of Nathan and Betty Biggs. Basket dlnner12: 30. MINERSVILLE - HomecomIng, Minersville United Met hod lsi Church Sunday beginning 9 a.m.; church atlO: noon potluck; afternoon services at 2 p.m . \... APPLE GROVE -A different speaker each evening Is featured a 1. a revival being held at Apple Grove UnIted Methodist Chu~ch at 7 each evening through sept. 1~. Special music. --- PINE GROVE - The annual harvest festival will be held at the St. John Lutheran Church, Pine Grove Road, Racine, Sunday with the 11 a.m. worship service followed by a noon covered dish dinner and a 1:30 a fternoon service featuring a guest speaker and special music. r--People in .the news......---. By WILLIAM C. TROTI' United Press International ' BEE GEE BROTHER BROKE: Lawyers , cars and taxes have driven singer Andy Glbh to bankruptcy. Gibb, 29, younger brother o f Bee Gees Barry , Maurice and Robin Gibb. fil e d a personal bankruptcy petition in Miami saying he has less. than $50,000 a nd more than $1 million in debts. which his attorney says are mostly busines s' related. The bi ggest creditors are the Los Angeles law firm of Loeb & Loeb. to whom Gibb owes $30,909.94. and Business JE't Airlines, which wants $23,353.59. Glbb, the one-time host of "Solid Gold," also owes the Internal Revenue Service. a New York accounting firm. Budget Rent -A-Car, a Los Angeles limousine service, a Los Angeles publit relations firm. an instrument re nt a l company in Hollywood. RSO Records, the Sun City resort in South Africa, four hosp it als, two medical doctors and a de ntis t. Once a plan of repayment is worked out. Gibb will be allowed to keep only $1,000 In personal property and any primary residence that he may own. He currently lives in a penthouse apartment overlooking Biscayne Bay. HOLY JESSICA IN PLAYBOY: From the Department of Sour Grapes, Penthouse Publisher Bob Guccione says he's glad ,Jessica Hahn won't be appearing nude in his magazine. Hahn, the woman In the middle of the Jim Bakker-PTL scandal. was the object of a magazine bidding war won by Playboy, which will have Hahn on the. cover and some supposedly revealing photos of her insid e its November Issue. Guccione once offered Hahn $350.00J to pose nude fo r him but says that was before he met her. "Frankly, she's not a glamor girl," he says. "She's an attractive young lady but not the kind of girl that typically you would sec in our m agazine . She 's not the vivacious ... type of girl. And I believe her story would lack credibility if she posed in the nude." · Playboy won't discuss its 10-page Hah n photo layout , which will accompany a story in which Hahn gives her account of the 1980 sexual encounter with Bakker. Asked about the pictures, Playboy spokesman Bruce Binkow said. "Jess ica explain s <In the Interview) why the pictorial is as Important to her as tellin g her story for the first lime." TAKING SHOTS TO KIDS : Jimmy ·carter and Harry Belafonte are starling a campaign to raise money for the U.N. Children's Fund in hopes of Immunizing all the kids In the world by 1990. "This country has shown Its s upportive ways for the last 40 years," the former president told a U.N. news conference . "UNICEF's immunization program Is a formidable challenge but not a hopeless task. " The campaign consists of three kinds of events. Celebrities will be asked to donate up to $250 each during dinners , community lea ders will donate between $75 and $200 at organized parties and people of all ages will give up to $75 at barbecues, picnic or garden parties. GLIMPSES: "Police Woman " got her star . Angle Dickinson became the 1,853rd person honored with a star on th e Hollywood Walk of· Fame In a ceremony that included Earl Holliman. her "Police Woman" co-star ... Johnny Car~on and a dentist he made fun of will have to give depositions in the dentist's suit against the "Tonight" show host. Michael Mendelson wants $10 million , claiming Carson demeaned hi s profes sion and insulted hlm personally wll h a barrage of dentist jokes last April. A hearing was set ill ihe case for Oct. 22. treasurer. I In the servzce SCOTI' D. KIMES Airman Scott D. Kimes, son of Wllllarn T . and Nancy R. Kimes. Racine, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force vehicle mechanic course at Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois. During the course, students · are taught to service and repair general purpose vehicles. They I also earn credit s towards an associate degree through' th e community college of the a'ir force . Kimes' wife, Lori, is the daughter of Rollle Stewart of 103 ~ Union Ave., Pomeroy, and Linda L. White of Route 1, Syracuse. The airman is a 1983 graduate of Wahama High School, Mason, W.Va. SAVE 35-45% ON FAMOUS MAXIMS WAVES Maxims Acid Perm reg. $50 Maxims VOiue Pak Perm reg. $35 Sale $2750 ·Set by WILD AND WONDERFUL. True to form, Selby takes a . simply classic design and makes it this season's most glamorous choice with exotic crocodile-print leather. Sare $2250 Sale price Includes shampoo. cut and s!yle. Long hair slightly higher. Participating slyllsts only. Appointments ore not always necessary. Sale price good through September 26, 1987. MALLORY The Shoe Cafe (Not valid with any ottior otfBf) SILVER BRIDE PLAZA GALLIP()LIS :100 Second Ave. Larayelte Mall Gallipolis, 0. PH. 446-3353 POMEROY- Louis and Myra Gibbs Cunningham, and James and Mary Justis Davidson family reunion Sunday at Racine Locks and Dam Park. Covered dish dinner at 12:30 p.m , MAXIM'S , . ALFRED - Orange Christian Church hOmecoming Sunday . Sunday school at 9:30: worship at . 10:45 a ,m .; basket dinner, 12:30, and afternoon services, 1:30 with special singing by The Unlied Singers and Charles i:>omlgan as speaker . Community comer: Pike branch meeting room at Ohio Valley Bank. For lnforma'· lion, call446-1937. PORTER :- Porter UMW meets Tuesday, 2 p.m. at the church. GALLIPOLIS Lafayette White Shrine meets Tuesday. 7:30p. m. VINTON - Vinton Friendship Garden Club meets Tuesday, 1~: 30 a.m. for picnic, Installation of officers, Vinton Community Park. VINTON - Meeting for fifth, sixth grade · students and their parents who want to become Involved ·in band at North Gallia High School, Tuesday, 7 p.m. In school cafeteria. Program and instrument rental will be discussed. For information. call 388-8346. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - DAR meNs noon, Down Under; hostess Mrs. · GALLIPOLIS - Galiiapolls B .B. Matthews; topic Contlne n· Rotary meets Tuesday. 6 p.m., tat Congress. Down Under. GALLIPQLIS Riverby Writers meet Monday , 7-8:30 p.m. Membership at French Art Colony not required . For Information, ca ll 245·9369 or 446-3834. LONG BOTTOM :___ The Pylhian Sisters. Temple- 1615, will meet at t)le Long Bottom Communit y Building. Monday. 7:30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62. International Order of Job's Daughters. meets Monday night at thl' Middleport Masonic Temple. 7: 30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT -A meeting to finalize Middleport Block Party plans will be hel d Monday, Sept. , .14, 6 p.m .. at Drs . Mathews· and Kennedy 's office, Second St. , Middleport . POMEROY Monday. i p .m. DAV meets · RACINE - Rarinc PTO meets Monday, 7 p .m. at school. MIDDLEPORT- Health United methodist Women meet Monday. 7: 30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Church of Christ In Christian Union revival Is Monday through Su nday. Speakers a nd si ngers yary nightly . Services 7: 30 p.m . ROCK SPRJI'YGS - Miracle Dellvcrt:-nce Ten Revival is -Mon day through Sept. 30, Meigs Fairgrounds. Evangelist Char les Spence. ServicPS arc 7:30p.m . RUTLAND - Rutland PTO meets Monday, 7 p .m ., elemen· t a ry sc hool. BEDFORD TWP · - Bedford towns hip trustees meet Monday. 7 p.m .. town hall. TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS- There will be ~n organizational meeting of the newly formed Federated Wom an's Club in Gallia Count y, Tuesday, 7 p.m . in the Jackson GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis Lions meet Tuesday, Little League banquet. Grace United Met hodist Churc h, 6:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Group 1 a nd 11 and the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church, Middleport, will hold a potluck supper Tuesday , 6: 30 p.m. at the c hurc h, Ali three groups will ha ve meetings followIng the supper . Tennis, racquetball tournament planned GALLIPOLIS - There will l>e a tennis and racquetball tournament Sept. 19-27 at the Ga IIi polls Racquet Cl ub . E;ntry dead line Tuesday for si ngles, doubles and mbced doubles . Con tact Chip Ha gger ty, 446-7677. Reunion RUTLAND The annual reunion of the Charles Reed Hysell a nd Oscar Hysell families will be he ld &ptcmbcr 20 at the Forest Acres Park near Rutland . Reunion CHESTER - Moore r('unlon, Sept. 20.· Rodney Keller Farm. Chester . . Tournament MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Indu stry D&E men 's slow pitch softballl ournam<·nt will be Sept . 19 and 20. Entry fee~ and two balls. Call 992-2576 or 992-6224 . Cllncelled POMEROY Pincic and hymn sing at He ilth Unlt£'d Methodist burc h Sunday ha s been cancelled. Family or~anlzln~ BROOKINGS. Ore. - Des· ccndant s of. Johyn Barnhllse of Cu lpepper County. Va .. are form in ~ the Hisle-Hysell Genealogy Group . For infomiation. contact Corin ne Hi sel, 100 1-\ Easy Manor , Brooklngs. Ore.. 97~15. · J\dvbory council POMEROY- A meeting of the Meigs Count y Advisory Cou ne ll , Alz hcimers Disease· Related Dis· orders, will be held F'rlday at 12: 15 p.m. al the Senior Citizens. Center. Emphasis of the meeting will be on evaluation training sessions, and proJ:tram updates. Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-8-3 Woman receives special honor This weekend she's busy with versity of Kentucky, leader oft lie Rachael, due to some family By CHARLENE HOEFLICH the flower show at the Rutland delegation, and Max W. Gerber, health problems, has had to Times-Sentinel Staff Civ ic Center, chairman of that, , Our cong<atulatlon s · to Ra- director of the Citizen Ambassa- decline· the invita tion this time and then on Tuesday she'll take dor Program. but has asked to be co nsidered chael Downie. off for Columbus where she will The· American delegation re- for a nother of the People to Bet she's the be conducting a seminar and presenting all phases of the horse People programs In the future. first person in demonstration program on peHe.r .e xperience in dealing with Industry will be traveling to Meigs · County riod flower arranging, Victorian, Australia and New · Zealand in horses goes back to her chiidhood ever to be inGeorgian, and Williamsburg. January. There they. will partici- when she first began riding at ' vlted to be part Thursday she will attend a pate in tecbnical meetings and six . Since that time she has • of a team of meeting of the Ohio Chapter for discussion sessions, visiting go- .owned. bred, raised and shown equine special- . Horticulture Therapy in Colum' vernment and horse Indu st ry horses, mostly E nglish. In 1958, ists in the Citizen Ambassador . bu s. This has something to do Program of People to People officials, research centers , vete- she and the late Eskey Hill and with the park system up there Gladys Morgan organlzed the International which travels rinary · clinics, stud farms and and the development of botanical marketers . · Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders and around Jhe world fostering gardens which Mve been given all through the years Rachael , Emphasis will be on s haring friendships a nd s haring sciencity. to the has been an advisor. tific, profess ional an(! technical expertise a~d experiences, givAnd then lt will be on to It' s such an honor and cering members of the tea.m from exchange. Wooster to participate in a shade tainly speaks for her expertise Rachael, an avid horsewoman, hepe a real look at the horse tree evaluation. Plots of dilferl'nl who for the past 30 years has Industry '' down und er", learning for Rachael to have been invited t y pes of trees have been planted shared her expertise in the field how they solve problem's and · to be a m e mber of the team of by Ohio State University and are People to People eq uin e with . hundreds of young people handle concerns simi liar to ours. being evaluated for commercial specialists. Th e group will be leaving oil here through the 4-H programs, and residential use and adaptareceived the Invitation from Dr. Jan. 15 and returning on Feb. 5. bility to various regions. Since Janet . Bolin became Stephen G. Jackson of the Unipresident of the Ohio Association Middle port's "Toad" Brlckles of Garden Clubs, you'd almost ' .a \ , .. Is off again this weekend to thlnk she didn't have a home. '· \ ' ~ . She's here and there and every - anot her horses hoe competition. ~. ·~ This lime he is accompanying where and loving every minute of . .Jim Kinsley of Breman to -Peri_. ft . nsylvania. Kinsley was in the A j [. MR. AND MRS. DON BREWER world champion circle, second . . ~,. place, at the recent Wisconsin contest. " Toad" in his younger years was a world champion Brewer Bissell of Groveport. REEDSVILLE- Mr. and Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The Senior t hrower. Don Brewer of Reedsville will Jeffrey Brewer of Palaskala , Citizens Job Bank, at 220Jackson r('new their wedding vows In an · a nd Timothy Brewer of Grove- · Pike, Gallipolis, is in need of Hav e a nice week! open ceremony on their 45th port. They have two gra nd chlldapplicants 50 years old or older wedding a nniversary, Scpt ..20, at a n d on e g r e a t.r en see king full· or pa rt -time. . - - - - - - - - - - - - granddaughter. th e Re edsville Methodist employinent. Following -the ceremony, an Church . 2 p.m . GRAND & GLORIOUS The Job Bank is open Wednes Mr .. and Mrs, Brewer are the open reception will be held In the day from noon to 4 p.m. and ORDER OF pur<;> nts of three c hildren. Donna ch urch social room . Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. HILLBILLIES CLAN #7 to 4 p.m . Gallipolis, Ohio If you are 55 yea rs of age or Will hold their annual older and meet the income Hog Roast and Dance COLUMBUS - Mr. and Mrs. nup . Ky ., on September 22. 1937. guidelines, t.he Job Bank may be October 3, 1987 Lando tQuindora Brumfie ld ) EbThey arc the parents of Paul · able to help. For more informaSee any Hillbilly Shriner lin , former Gallipolis resl d ~ nt s , Eblin of Seattle. Wash .; a l ·o of tion call the Gallia County Senior will cr lebrate their 50th wedding Garry Eblin. who is deceased. for tickets. Center at 446-7000. ai\n lvf>rsary with an open house They have lout gJ'~Jn d c hlldren at l60 S. Warren Ave .. Columbus, and one gr~at - grandch'lid . Bot h are rl'tlred !I'Om the o n Sunday, ~ptember 20. from I to 4 p.m. Ce nt ral Ohio Ps y chiatric ' YOUTH CHOm - Four Gallia Academy High School students . They were married In Gree- Hospital. took part In thr J\11-0hlo State Faith Youth Choir. Th~y were _ .Jennifer Clark, Mark Moore, Seth Oiler and Brant Pauley. They sang lor three weeks at the lair In Columbus. They are taught at GARS hy Anne Fischer. . '. CROWN CITY -Mr . and Mrs . c II W. Wise, o f Crow n City, nnnoun ced the engagement and upproachlnR marriage of her 565 JACKSON PIKE dau~hter. Terri Sue Sa unders, to GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 K~nn~th Lee Feustel. son of Mr. a nd Mr ~.- Kenneth M. Feustel. Of Gilltlpoll s. An open <' hu rch weddln~ will POMEROY - Keith As hle y, for those scouts who have atbe held at 6: 30 p .m, Saturday. Rock Springs, president of the tained the EaglE Scout rank. This SPptember 26, at Elizabeth Complete Rehabilitative Services; including: . Ewings Chapter, Sons o( the co ntest awards local. s tate and ChapPI Churc h In Ga ltlpoli s, The natlona I awards and cash prizes Physical Therapy ' American Revolution. ha s been Rev . Alfred Holley will officiate. Back Rehabilitation chosen as a national committee- ror !hose Eagle Scouts chosen as Mis s Saunders Is a graduate of man on the Eagle Scout Comm,it local winners. Work Hardening Hannan Trace. High School and tce. according to an announce· Young men who received their Cardiac Rehabilitation Buc keye Hills Career Cent er. Eag le rank between Sept. I. 1986 TERRI $. SAUNDERS me nt by Robert E . Burt , She Is employed as a deputy c lerk Industrial Medicine KENNE.'TH L . FUESTEL chairman of the Eagle Scout a nd Aug. 31, 1987, are eligible for of the Gallla Cou nty Co mm on t.hls yea r 's contest. Each contest Sports Medicine Com mit tee for the National with Wi se Pleas 1Court . an t must complete a five gene ra Adult and Corporate Fitness Chapters of the Sons of the Feus!<'l Is a gradua te of Hantion ancestor chart: a sheet Herman L. Dillon, Physical Therapist American Revolution . nan Trace High School a nd The purpose or the commi ttee listing all scouting, community Phone 614·446·2206 Buc keye Hills Cart;>er Ce nter, He Is to co ndu ct a nationwid e contes t a nd school activities, and writP ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ an essay on a topic dea lin g with the American Revolution. Ashley is currently servi ng as POMF:HOY - Mr . and Mrs. the s ta te c hairma n for the Ohio A SOLEM('< PROPHETIC WARNING Ll oyd Otto of Toledo are a nSociety S.A.R. in the Eagle Scout (Part I of a 3 part Prophecy) · nounrl ng the approaching mar It is written : "Desp ise not prophesylngs. Prove all things; hold fast program . ROCK SPRINGS- The Pomeri age of Jheir daughter. Amy that which Is good." I Thessalonian s S: 20.21. The following are excepts roy a nd Middleport Fire Departl.y nri Otto. to Randall G. Murra y, rrom ptophetlc words given tQ one- who "'/as undPr a heavy anointing. ments today will host a Hocking son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert WP bf"lleve an who read lhpse solPmn warnings should take diligent Va lley Regional Fire School a t heed to them. "Believe on the Lord your God. so sha!lye be established. E ugene Murray , Pomeroy, Oct. Believe His prophets, so sha ll ye prosper" (2 Chronicles 20: 20). the Meigs High School beginning 3, In Toledo. . Great darkness is coming upon the countries, that have heard My at 9 a .m. Ms . Otto Is .a graduate of gospel but no longer walk In it. My wralh shall be manifested against all Firemen from Meigs, Ga llia, Whitmer High Sc hool and Bo· ungodlines s. It shall come with great Intensity. My judgements are liJackson, Vi nton , Athens. Wa"W ifng Green State University. teral, and not a thing to be lightly passed over. Before I vtsn the nations s hington a nd Hocki ng Counties, in judgement, J will begi n at My house. When I do cause my wrath to Murray Is a graduate of Meigs come upon the cities of thE" world, My people shall besepat;ate. I.desirea Ohio·. will be represented as we'll High School a nd Bowling Green At. 160-Next to Holter Hospital AMY LYNN OTTO people without spot or wrinkle, and such shalt be preserved by Me In the as fireme n from Mason County, Sta te University . RANDALL G. MURRAY time of My wra th coming upon all Iniquity and 4nrlghteousness. W. Va. Classes in various aspects T am going to prepare you for the coming days by a hard path that of flrefighting will co ntinue until will cause you to cr y out continually unto Me. For when the going Is easy 4 p .m . many do not seek Me, but rejoice In a temporary blessing. And when ···--• ·"·''- ·'. " . ~ ' Brewers planning vow reqewal ~. .... ,&o. . . . . . . Job Bank seeks seniors to work Golden anniversary to be noted A BRAND NEW SYSTEM ... IT'S CALLED SER~ICEI SaunderS-Feustel Ashley chosen for SAR Eagle Scout committee Otto-Murray The Medica.l Shoppe Inc. Cele~rating tO Years Of quality Service To The People Of This Areal! Departments .hosting Regional Fire School BROWN'S MARKET & GARDEN CENTER A M essu~:e From Thr Bible ... . DO YOU HAVE THE ONE FAITH? William B. Kughn God has given one plan of salvation to ail. It consisu of hearing (Mt. 17:5). believing (Mk . 16: 15.16). rer.nting (Lk. 13 :3). confessing (Mt. · 20:32.33). and baptism (Acts 2:38). tis simple, easy to undent'and, and must be obeyed by all! . Hearfna pre«des belio1olna. while repe~~w- , ....r-.., and bepdor lollow believing . The tint requirement is hearing the word (gospel) because this is the only way faith is rece.ived, "So rhenfairh cometh_ 5y hearing. a11d /iearing by I lit word of GIHI" (Rm. 10: 17). At thls point, faith is re<eived, the faith (confidence and conviction) that moves you to complete your obedience by NpOndna • ....,_.,.., and belq beplbM. . The word of faith"""'"""""' "'filii"'-' You must npe11t or perisfl .. "I rei/ you, Nay: bur. excepr ye trpe•r. ye shall all likewiSe peiUA" (U . 13 :3,5). Repent means to change or turn from. You repent by havin11 a change of mind (will), resulting in your turnin' from the vile way of hfe . You turn from Satan to Christ and from sin to nghteousness. If yo~ do not repent. you do'not have saving faith I . · The word of faith comiiWIIII COIIftNian1 You are to co•f•ss Cllrisr. " Who•oeverrhereforosha/1 coll/ns,. bt/Ort men. him will/ confess also before n•y Far her which u in heaven " (Mt. 10:32). You are to oonfess Him astht Son of God. "Thou arr the Cllrisr, tlie &11 of rlitlM11g God" (Mt . 16:18 : Acts 8:38). If you do not make the confession , you do not have saving faith! The word of faith """'"""""' baptlom1 You are to be baptiutlfor til• tr- mi.Jsion of siits. "Repent, rind k baptlztd ewry one of you in tire name of Jesu• Chrisrfortlitl'rmissiD• ofsillS . .. " (Acts 2:38). You put on Christ by . baptism. '•For as many of you ru haVfl bten bllprired·illto CIIIUr liaW! pur 011 C/iris(' (Gal. 3:27). Baptism ...,,.., "Tht lilt figure wheN!unro even . baptism dotlla/so "'(!Pet. 3:21). If you have not been baptized for this purpose, you do not have saving faith I Any individual who does not obey the-'· the_..., of the- faltlt. does not have the faith pleasing to God. Re Is seeking, through doctrines of men or his owri feelings, to direct his own steps and establish his own. righteousness. He may boast of his great faith, never doing the will of God . Tlill · Ia not oa•lna faith! His faith com" from the doctrines of men, and savins faith does not come from this source. The - faltil (saving faith) comes from God's word! The faiths of your choice come from the doctrines of men! Faith is of God, butfallhl are of - 1 Which faith do _YOU have when it comes to God's plan ofsalvation? If you obey Hls will, itts saving faith! , If you refuse It, you are deceived, and have notthe faith I Far F- Bible Camtpatolll- Coule, Wrlle •• , . IID'"''"us ... Chapel ·Hill ChlU'ch of Christ Bulavllle Road • P.O. Bo• 308 Galllpelle, Ohio 45631 The Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va . ·w.....;..,~· -· -Shod> 7100pa. "A~P- n.-..•• DoiJ • wnrn 11155 ...'. MMI meeting Wednesday POMEROY - Members of Milk Marketing. Inc .. District 10. Lo cals 6. 7 and 8, will hold their an'nual membership meeting at the Salisbury Elementary School' Wednesday eve ning. . The 7: p.m . session will feature this year's audio visual pvcsentation, "the Production of Quality Milk" and a year-end .wrapup about dairy ·indus try :io . . . · happenings ana~ow tne event s will affect m e mbers . After the local re port from Board Member Harold Schact , Canal Wincheste r, voting delegates will be e lected to represen t their districts for the curren t term. . Milk Marketing , Inc., IS a 7500 member dair y cooperative encpmpasslng a n eight state · area. .Shoppers' promo planned , POMEROY - Shoppers at two to the Dolly Sods wilderness Hartley Shoes In Pomeroy can area · in West VIrginia, ot • win one of three grand prize McCook, Nebraska, the pheasant ' hunting adventures plus over 100 hunting capital of the world or ·other prizes in F'ield and one week in the Ruby Mountains ·Stream ' s "Guide to Hunting-· of Nevada . All three trips include ·. wear" sweepstakes. a number of state o! the art · This promotion will run In accessories and . equipment. :coojunction with a special 40First and second, prize winners "page advertising sectlpn appear- · Journey to other localions being ·lJi_g in the Field and Stream offered. ·September issue. There is no purchase neces', The grand prlz ~ winner will sary~to enter the sweepstakes . and entry forms may be picked .c hoose one oflhree hunting trips up at Hartley's Shoes . wllich Include a one week trip tor The Gallia County Rural Water Association Board Meeting Set For .MONDAY. S~PT. 14, 1987 has been cancelled. The next meeting will be SE.PT. 22. 1987, 7:30p.m. at the water office,. Figureheads Figureheads are about as .old as sailing itself. The art grew from the ancient custom of decorating ships' bows to invite guiding spirits to dwell in the ves~els . Chandler's Wobble As it rotates, the Earth wobbles on its axis. This deviation is known as Chandler's Wobble, and it reaches Its peak every seventh year. Some scien· tists believe earthquakes are more numerous in those years. ·The next peak yellr will be 1992. Truckload Sale! All PRICES REDUCED TREES & SHRUBS Plum,' lombardr Poplar, Grapevines, Silver Maples. l ' & 4' Tall .Poly Bound $198 that blessing is re{Ylov ed, they so often turn this way and that way, but do not come to Me. I am s howing you thesrthings that you may seek Me, I will open up truth s to you that you have not seen before, truths that will s~and in the last days. _ COMING GLORY AND DECEIVING SPIRITS When I visit M y people in mighty revival power. it Is to prepare them for the darknPss ahead. With the glory shall come great darkness( enable yoU to for 1he glory Is to prepare My people for the darkness. I will enable MY people to go through because of the Vlsilallon of My Spirit. Take heed to yourselves lest ye be puffed up and think that you have arrived. Listen to the messengers, but do not hold man's person in admiration. For many whom T shall anoint ~ightily with signs and miracles shall be- come lifted up and shall fall by the waysld!!. I do not this willingly: 1 LARGE SELECTION have made provision tha t tht'y might stand. I call many into this minis- FRUIT TREES 7'- 8' $9 95 taken over by drCelvlng sph•l1s, and shall lead many of MY peoplE:' astray . ' -: try and equip them, but remember that many shall fail. They shalt be like bright lights, and the people shall dellgh11n them . But they shall be Hearken diligently concerning these things, for In the last days shall come seducing spirits (I Timothy 4:1) that sha ll turn many of M y anointed ones away. Many shalt .fall through divers lusts and because of stn a bounding. But, If you will seek Me diligently, I will put My Spirit within you . (Ezeklel36: 27). When one shaH turn to the rl~ht hand or to the left hand, you shall nottum with them, but keep you reyes wholly on the Lord . The coming days are the most dangerous, difficult and dark , but there shall be a mighty outpouring_of My Spirit, upon many cities: and many shall be destroyed. My p.,ple must be diligently warned con· cernlng the days that are ahead. Many shall turn aftpr seducing spirits; many are already seducing My people. It Is those who do righteousness that are righteous. Many cover sins by great theological words. But I warn you of seducing spirits who Instruct My ~ople In an evil wa y . Many shall come with seducing spirits and hold out lustlul enllcements. You will find that after I have visited my people again, the way shaB.bccome more and more narrow, and fewer shall w3lk therein. But. be not deceived, the ways of righteousness are My ways. For though Satan comes as an angel of light (2 Corinthians 11: 13-15). hearken not to him; for those who perform miracles and speak not rl~hteousness, arf' not of Me. I warn you with great Intensity that I a m going to judge My house and have a church without spot or wrinkle when Tcotne. I df'slre to open your eyes and give .you spiritual understanding. that you may not be deceived, but may walk In uprightness of heart before Me, loving Ufltl•• ••••tr All far dltalll GOLD LANCE CLASS RINGS • FAST 2·4 WEEK DiUVERY CLASS RING DAY DEPT. 19 . Special Salt. on Triii~Ufll and .10i & 141 Gold Class Rings TAWNEY JEWELERS 42% SECOND AYE. 5 GAlliPOLIS, OH. righteousness and hating every evtl way. Look unto{\'!<'. and I will make you to perceive with the eyes of the Spirit the thtngs·1hat [urk In darkness. that are not visible to the human eye. Let Me lead you In this way that you may perceive the powers of darkn.ess and battle agalnst them . It Is not a battle against flesh and blood; for t!you battle In that way, you accomplish nothing. But II you let Me take over and battle against the powers of darkness, then they are dereat.ed; and then liberation ts brought to My people. PRAISE TABERNACLE POITEI, 011!0 - Sa. Old 160 UUIAN IECE, PASTOR SUNDAY 9:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M. 311·1692 • �• ' Page B-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel • . • Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. . September 13, 1987 Pomeroy- MiddlePort- GalliPolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Movies in brief·-----=----- Young girl's wish comes true By CATHY BURKE United Press International .MAID TO ORDER - Do you believe In fairy godmothers a nd happy endings• The makers of this movie do. Directed by Amy Jones and starring Ally Sheedy. Beverly D'Angelo, Dick Shawn , (I n his las t a nd v~ry funny role), Va lerie Perrine a nd · Michael Ont kean, " Maid To Order" fea · l ures a frothy plot about a spoiled . rich girl who learns about self· Iessness arid lo ve than ks to a wacky fairy godmother and . some rich - a nd not-so-rich Malibu characters. It's simply so cute, it's hard to resist and the supporting cast '- especially D'Angelo a nd Shawn- bring it all to wonderful \lie. Sheedy proves a rotten comic actress but war ms up to th~ role as her c haracter sneds the punk Valley Girl persona. Rated PG . MATEWAN - This newest movie by write r and director John Sayles s howcases his particular talent fo r painting rich character portraits. But 'In t his s tory of a 1920 showdow n be. tween str iking coa l miners and · the Stone Mountai n Ckal -Co m , pany in Matewa n, W.Va ., Sayles attempts a more e pic topic than previously tackled. The task proves too much despite the fine cast, includ ing Chr is Cooper as ' the sa lnt·llke union orga nizer, James Earl Jones as the min er brought in with a ·g roup or bl ack and Italian , scabs, arid Will Oldham, as a yo ung boy at the start of a gr ueli ng life as a coal miner. Nevert heless. "Mate· wan" is a sympa the tic look a t both the universal tragedy of t he exploi tat ion of workers a nd the specifi c tragedy of the struggle of the Matewan townspeople to find some dignity in a harsh existe nce. Rated PG -13. THE FOURTH PROTOCOL "The Fourt h Protocol" not only does .what a good spy movie should do, twist a nd turn throu g h · treachery and deceit to the to com<>dy and has the right looks Int rigue, Russian spys, unscrupand energy for her part here as ulous administration officials.· the bad girl with a heart of gold. hard-boiled senators and mind· Madonna , playing a punk less CIA operatives pack "No wrongly Imprisoned; Is sprung Way Out, " directed by Roger from jail a nd tries to clear her Deronaldson. a nd starring Kevi n na m e. Dunne. playing the Costner and Gene Hackman. But straight -laced lawyer about to there seEms no way out of a marry into big bucks, unknow- convoluted plot. Some surpris· ingly becomes Involved in the ingly_ stro ng ~cling, however., rea l cr iminal' s attempt to.thwart keeps the audience from running her efforts. Thoug h seemlng.Jy lor · the aspirin . "No Way Out," mismat.ched both in t he story and based on K<>nneth Fearing's by their comedic styles. Dunne . novel. " The Big Lock," 'is unand Ma donna br!ng off the zany matched in this summer's films for action. thrills and p\pt twists . ant ics. Rated ·PG. , NO WAY OUT - Pentagon Rated R. MILFORD, Conn. 1UP! ) -·A little girl whose Christmas wish was to get a finger has realized her dream . Nlkea Warrick, 6, lost all her fingers In a 1983 house fire · In Stratford . But successf ul su rgery at Yale New-Haven Hospital .has resulted In a new t humb fqr Nlkea. When she returns to school this . month she plans show off her thumb, which has become her " pr ized possession", said Allee Greene, th e girl's grandmother, wit h whom Nlkea now lives. "She loves It," Greene said Thursday .. "She kisses It all the time. "On the way home from the hospital the window was down and she said, '1 have io cover my thumb up so It won't catch cold."' A brief experiment three years ago with artlflcal fingers failed . because t hey could not provide Nlllea with a s<>nse of touch, Greene. said. Nlkea already was able to use her hands to feed and dress herself , but she remained frustrated. "She wanted to ride a swing but kept falling off because she cou ldn 't hold on," said Nikea's a...n Si,~-• PANTYHOSE All nud• or ,.;nlor<ed ,.,. Anorted colon: T-BODY 01 100.,.. conaN PAPEIBAG..wAIST PANTS Assorted colon·and sizes $9.99 inevi table surprising conclus ion , it also does what any good m ovie should do, entrtain by telling a good stor y well. Dlrecded by John Mackenzie a nd based nn the Frederick Forsyth book of the s ame name. "The Fdurth Protocol " pits a Britis h intellig<>nce agenl. played masterfully by Michael Cai ne, aga ins t a robotli ke KGB agent. played by Pierce Brosnan, in a plot to plant a n a tomic bomb on an American nuclear airbase in England. ·'The Fou r th Protocol" is a satisfyi ng mesh ·or politi ca l drama a nd act ion-adventure. Rated R. DIR1'\' DN CIII<G - Starring Jenni fer Grey a nd Patrick Swayze, "Dirty Dancing" is an upbeat r Qmance and dance mov ie, ala "Saturday Night Fever." It takes place over the sum m er of J 963 and r<>volves a round the comin g:of-age of a bright. bighear ted teenager pla yed by Grey. She fait s in love wi th the dance teacher !Swayze) a t a Catskills summ er resort. and in doing _so, teaches him something about idealism . H<> ' t<>aches her about growi ng up a nd having the courage of her convictions. It's a sweet , lyric al movie with plenty of mu sica l nosta lg ia . But m o re importa ntly , "Dirty · Dancing" has a n uplifting message of hope t hat can be found only in the dreams of the young. Rated PG-13. THE BIG EAS\'- Direct<>d by Jim McBride a nd s ta rring Dennis Quaid as a s lig htly jaded poli ce lieutena nt a nd Ellen Bar· kin as an upright assis tan t district attorney, "The Big Easy" - a nickname for New Orleans- has a s lightly differe nt way of approaching police corruption a nd the c rimina l underground In one of America's most exotic ci ti<>s Set agai ns t a Caj un bac kground . the movie Is a bird' s· eye view of a little-known culture operating wi thin a totally fa milia r urb a n context. T he e ffect is exhilara tin g a nd ca tapults a not too in ve ntive plot and an otherwise ordinary love story into a n exciting thrll ier- a nd very sexy romance. Rated R . WHO'S THAT G(fU. - Di r<>cted by Ja mes 'Fo ley and starring Madon na and Griffin Dunne, thi s film is li keab\y cuckoo, com bing the threads of "After Hours" a nd "A rthur '· into an offbeat, punkish co medy. II it weren't . for Madonna 's fake Brookly n accent her perfor. mance wou ld have been excelle nt. 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The invitatio nal classes, open to the public for exhibit , are "Fruit of gold ... " using fruit and-or vegeta bles : " Beaut y shi nlnJi all around . .. ' ·, m odern design s h6wtng motion . In the junior division. the artistic arra ngem<·nrctasses are " Lilac sce nt · and robin 's sou nd ... ", your fa vorite design Including a bird; "Sta rs that twi nkle high above ... ", a vertic le design inc!tiding some thi ng that twinkles . The hor ticulture classes are. potted plant s, African vlo!N s, blooming house plants . cac ti arid s uccu le nts , a nd fo\Ja g<> houseplants . · Spec imen classes are hy brid tea. norlbu nda. miniat ure roses ; · c hryanlhcmum , one s pray,.cactus and pompon dahlias. zinnia a nd marigold. The educational divis ion which Is non-co mpetitive ha s classes for herb SPI!Cimens which mu sr be labeled, and a disp lay of hems , decorat ive or edib l<' us ing herbs. Committee members are She·liu ' ur tis. Bobble J<arr. Jackie Frost , ,lo Ann Francis, Ruth E rwin , Eleanor Knight , E dna Wood s. a nd Mau ri!~ Miller, stagi ng: Maidie Mora , Clarice Kraut er, a nd Allee Th ompson. e ntry a nd class ifl ca tlqn; Jan e t Koblentz and Betty Dean , c lass name cards : Debbie Weber , POME ROY The Ga tlia- the Pageville Town Hall. Meigs Co mmun lly Action In Ga ll ta Count y, Item s will be Agt>ncy will be distributing dis tributed a,t the Galtta rounty c heese a nd dried milk to eligible Fairgrounds , the Bidwe ll Mount persons In Meigs a nd Gallt a Car mel Baptist Chu rch, thP Counties a t e ig ht sites on Wed- · Guidin g Hand Sc hool and th e nes day, Sept . 23. MNcerv ille Fire De part men!. Dis tribution will begin a t ap. Food commod ities ma y be proximately II : 30 a.m. a nd will picked up by others for senior e nd at 2 p.m . or at the time the citizens , the sick, the hundi · supply Is exhau s ted , whlc hevN capped, or those who work . if ti me comes fir st. those persons se nd th ei r food In Me igs Count y, It ems will be commodity cards a nd a signed note granting permissio n lor distributed a t th e Rock Springs Fairgrounds, the Racine Ameri· a not her person to pi ck up their ca n Legion Post Home, the Items. Old food comm odity ca rds are still being used . Tuppers Plains Fire Station and E.O.CliALi CLAIRMIST TPOE~CH" ·HAIRSPRAY TISSUE 175 2 ply cl . •'"~~~s7~t!. wkite R~~g . 7f/c •3200 8 oz . 4 varietio1 enlryw<iy sig ns; Tw i!a Buckley, J o Hill, Do rothy Karr, judges co mmittee: Paula Mora and Pat Holt e r, ribbo ns: Jean Frederick, Kathry n Mo ra, r·eglstra tion; Mace! Barton. edu c ~tio n c hair· man: . arol Erwin. publicity; Sheila C ur tis, publicity book; .Je nny Ma c hir , junio r c hairman; Mae Mora . Diana K a rT. Virginia Chadwe ll, Ada Holter , a nd Denise Mor a, hosresses: and Me· ta nle Ste t hem. photography. · $1.49 )$., . .. 1oll .. _ *12.99. S595_$895 POP M CO. • • Your Choice 99~. ENGLISH ROAST $1 • 99 ....,........_"''•.4 ... ,...,....... """, .................. , , , ••'"l' .................. , _ , . , _.... , . .... ,.. .... _,_ryily•t.... . Prices In Effect from Sun 9113 Thru Sat. 9119187 348 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio I STORE HOURS SUNDAY 1-1 :00 MONDAY 9-8:00 TUESDAY 9·6:30 WEDNESDAY 9·11:30 THURSDAY 9·11:30 FRIDAY 8-e:OO SATURDAY 8·11:30 THUR. t;'SAT. Til S .•·• BOILING BEEF WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT DUilNn~IF\ Sirloin Steak . LEAN BITE SIZE STEW BEEF $)891b. Longhorn Cheese round Split Chicken Breasts 99~. FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS Ground Several Times Doily 3 LB. Pkg. i11 More - Coke Bounty Towels JUMBO ROLLS PEPSI 2 Liter Btl: I . D£l MONTE O'SJ~ge PRE-Sll((D BOLOGNA 99< lb. . 69<\b. Squeeze Catsup 2& ~PPLESAUCE MON. & FRI. nL I P.M. OlD FASHION FRESH STOKELY · f'l_~ . Hrish Pupp!~§· -- - STORE HOURS: 8 A.M.-10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. "SUNDAY: 9 A.M.-9 P.M. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS 1 EXTRA LEAN GRAD£ A 29 oz. can For nearly thirty years, no one haiO'made more shoes with • more comfort, value and quality tllan Hush Puppies• shoesAmerica's best-loved shoes". n .oo t1.oo M onday, WednndiiY and Thursday Ave ilable for Private Rental Cut From Fresh Groin Fed Beef USDA CHOICE 89( lb. FRESH 12 ••. , •• G. C. MURPHY-TODAY'S VARIETY STORE $1f $119\b. Peaches Comfortable Hush Puppies~ s-11 p.m. $3,00 $1.00 Gattipolla, Ohio Round Steak Chuck Roost ' original com prices 8•11 p. m. SATURDAY 332 Second Ave. 99< PATCHES 62 .00 81 .50 FRIDAY HASKINS-TANNER (ut Fr.om Fresh Grain Fed Beef USDA CHOICE From Fresh Grain Fed Beef USDA CHOICE ' HARDCOVER BOOK ASSORTMENT TUESDAY 7· 9 p.m . Sk. Adm . Rent tOCAUY OWNED IT 101 AND !USAN TUANIR ~·· RUBeERMAID 32-GAL. "ROUGHNECK" TRASH CAN 2200 Eastern Ave. 52995 lOX j noo- .... z 13,33 SKATESV!LLE, US~""'.;,~ 446-2925 Groom's tux FREE with 6 or more . FROM THE FRESH SIDE NOT THE Plus T•• & Deposit lAGS •• We offer complete tuxedo rental service to help you took your be1t on that special dey. PTiced from WE CUT BEEF $139 SUEL ,LIX: -TRASH STRIKE A BLOW IN THE WAR ON 8 /GH PRICES. SHOP THE CLASSIFIED$ .Let ou Plan ~our Wed.ing POMEROY - Activities a nd menus for the week of Sep1. 14-18 at the Meigs Coun ty Senior Citizen Ce nt er , Mulberry Height s , Pomeroy. are: Monday: Rou nd and square dance. 1-3 p.m . Tuesda y: Rummage sale, 9:303:.30: c horus, 11 a.m. ; hea lth maintenance program, .l p.m. Wednesday: Rum mage sate, 9::10-3: 30; AARP program on AI Home with E nergy, JJ a. m .: bingo . 1-2 p.m.: bridge, 1-3 p .m.: 1b Oz. Bottles Prepriced $2 .19. HARRISONV ILL E Members of the' H.a rrlsonvllle Church of the Wesleyan Holiness Association of Churches of America attended the 26th an nual conference held in Sebr ing recently. The Rev. David Ferrell will be serv ing the congregation of the local church as pastor for the next year. .• 8 Your Choiee r ¥- TMee-quarters of the Canadian people Jive within 100 miles of the Unlied States border. Some 4~ perC:et are of Brltllb origin; almost 30 -· 12-, SALINE Spelling tbeft Canadians CHESTER "Thank Yo u God" Is the theme of the annua l la)l flower show of the Chester Garde n Club a nd th e Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts, to be staged Saturday at. the Chester United Methodist Church . Shella Curti s and Ruth Erwin ar)! co -c ha irmen or the show whiCh will be OPI! n for publi c viewing from I p. m . when the oral judgi ng starts to 6 p.m . Rules of the show sPI!clfy th at the blu e ribbo n wt n ners and ol her sl! lectlons by -the co mmittee must be left to decorate \ he church for the Sunda y services . E nt ries are to be placed beforr 12 noon. In each c lass fou r ribbon s will be awa.rdcd. SpPCial awards will Jncludf• besl or s how , ref!ervP best of s how . crcatl\lity, a nd horticulture swcepsta kes for senior exhibitors: a nd best or s how for artistic arranjl'me nt, and green thumb award for horticulture ex hibits. In the artistic divis io n, fiv e of the c lasses are restricted to exhib its by member s of the sponsoring clubs . They are "For earh new day you give to me .... " ihci ud lng a madonna: "For ear th and s ky a nd sa nd a nd 'sea .... " featuring tex tu res: " For rainbows after s prin gtime shower ... ", tra d l· tiona\ d esl~n: "Autum n leav es a nd summer fl owers ... " includ· \ng treasured wood; and "Snow s- G:>mmodity distribution slated by Gallia-Meigs·Action Agency -.;.::-;.. Just $4 •99 Ea. Flower show .slated in Meigs Vinyl Vpl* a Before Noah Webster compiled his dictionary, he produced one of the most useful volumes ever printed in English, the Blue-Back Spelle~, p n· ICrupulo~ publishers pirated"'tt!e speller and reprinted it without pa ment' or credit. This Jed We.bster to deviJe the federal copyright law, which ·Congress enacted in 1790 to protect the rights of authors. ....... _... .... - S1.96 SJ!RATIR/HAIRI.USH 67( SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR 'TOWELS . bowling, 1:30 p.m '. , GALLIPOLIS- Activities ansi menus for the week of Sept. 14 -18 Thursday: Ceramics, 10 a .m . at the Gallia County Senior to 2 p.m.: rummage sale. 9: 30· Citizen Center, 220 Jackson Pll<e, 3:30; Elderwalk; 10:30 a.m.; : Gallipolis are: bingo, 1·2 p.m . Monday : Chorus, 1 - .~ p.m. Menus are: Tuesday : S.T. O.P./Physical Monday: Prok chop, sweet Fitness, 10: 30 a.m . potato<>s, cauliflower , Wednesday: Card games, 1·3 applesauce. p.m . Tuesday : Macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, g<>Jabn · Thursday: . Elderwalk, 0 .0. with fruit, brownie. Mcintyre Park, 10 a.m. -2 p.m.; Wednesday: Chicken. mashed County Council Board of Trus- · potatoes, peas, fruit cocktail. tees, 2 p.m. Thursday: Johnny Marzetti, Friday:.· Art class, 1,3 p .m.; broccoli, tossed salad, cookie. craft' mini-course. 1·3 p.m. Friday: Beef stew, pineapple Menus are: Monday: Tuna salmon patty and cottage c heese, biscuit, with cheese sauce, sliced carrots chocolate pudding. The center Is sponsoring two . and peas, tossed sa lad with red cabbage and oil and vi negar; trips through AAA. The first is to New England, Sept. 29 through whole grain bread and coco nut Oct. 6. The second will be a pudding. · Tuesday: Beef stew, peach Country Christmas in nashville, Dec . 6-8. There are severa l seats ha lf with cottage cheese, cracker , jello cubes with topping. available. and you may call thP Wednesday : Chicken liver , Senior Ce nter for informat ion, seasoned green beans , mashed potatoes, dinner rolls and ca ke With cherry toppi ng. Thursday : Ham a nd beans . Clay, Guyan. Harrison and cole slaw / green peppers, chees<> Ohio Townships, Guyan and st\x, cor nbrea d 'a nd fr uit sa lad Clay Precincts . with cookie. TEA FOR JUDGE BENNETT AI Clay Twp. Hall, Old Rt . 7 Fr iday: Cheeseburger, ovenbrow ned potatoes, shredded carSAT ., SEPT. 19 - 2·4 P.M . Ever one Welcome ro t a nd raisin sa lad. bun. c hocolate puddin g wi th mini-ma rshma l\ows. Choice of coffee. lea, lemonade. milk or butt e rmllk with eac h meal . · a nd Toad' s Oklahoma Red took part in showman· s hip and hunt scat eq uitation . Senior divis ion compe titor wa.~ Stacy Bumgardne r and Navajo Squaw fini shed third of -19 in barrel races ; and Sandy Whiteley a nd Tidy Oil was slxlh of 36 in hunte r unde r saddle a nd secon d of 1R in western pleW<ure. COMPETI'J'ORS - Severai 4--H hol'l!e club members from Gallia .County competed in the Ohio Slate Fair Junior Horse Show. In the junior dlviAion, Matthew Angel jlnd October Senora, and Ashlee Saunders and Sparklln Sliver compe ted In llhowmanshlp a nd horsemanship; Hope Hatte n ~~:(. Group to attend Holiness conference Seniors' .week planned grandfat her: Thomas Greene. "It's very important to her to grip. onto something." · In August 1986, the Greenes , took Nlkea to Yale-New Haven Medical Center where two toes were transplanted to her hand as a thumb and !Inger. But the toes did not take to the hand because of a lack of circulation and had to he removed. Last Decel'rlbl!i, Nlkea asked a s hopping mall Santa Cla us fat one finger , her gran dfather said. The wis h caused Santa to cr y. • "She sai d s he cou ld do a lot with a finger," Greene said. . , Regulqr The Sunday Timas-Sentinei- Page-B-5 Ol. Btl. COOKED HAM $2S9 lb. • �• Back in the old days of football at GARS One of the since then, excepl for one year In By .JAMES SANDS Special Correspondent World War I. The two miflisters The modern era of football at served as coach, adviser and Gallla Academv referee during 't heir residency In High School bt!the French City. Rev. Evans ' ga n In 1923 · en thusiasm for football was most w!JeTI 'the Sou-' evident in his sermon at . his theastern Ohio church on October 27, 1912, Ath letic. League entitled "-Life's Football Ganie." (SEOAL) was During 1912 GAHS played orga nized. with three games against a Gallipolis line. The success of GAHS did not go unnoticed _arouild the state: most of the records dating to that amateur group organized by they were htvlted to play the year. But there was football at Charles Hanniger a nd Rudy champior\s of Columbus (ColumGAHS prior to 1923, though much Mack. The first two games ended bus South High School) at Ohio of that era would be hard to in a tie, with the high sc hool Field, Ohio State's home field In document for record keeping. winning thi!'!irial contest 7-0. In 1916, for tl)e mythical championThe first year for which this that game the press reported ship of Ohio. writer has found a ny information ·.·much bad language and conOn the opt' nlng kickoff, for high school football in Galli· duct ' ' and "numerous played GAHS' s Swisher was tackled In polis is 1901. One game reported marred by much dispute. " The his own end zone for a safety. The by .the newspapers was against only ga·me , played agaiost 2-0 South advantage held until the Huntington: "The football game another high school in 1912 was between the high school boys and against Wells ton, with Wellston second half, when South added a touchdown to win 8-0. From that, the Huntington boys was won by winning 13-2. lt was reported that there was no doubt tbat the our boys by a score of. 5-2 a nd was there was a " la rge crowd, en thusiasm from the 19i6 team played in mud and water. Hun- including many ladies." and the passage of a bond levy to tington won at first but ou r In 1913 Gallipolis fielded a build a new high school that fellows went in for blood at the 15- man squad with ' 'Chink'· Rusk prompted the building of · last and cleaned them out. All as the star. The team numbered Academy Field on State Street as passed with no one fatally among its defeats a 73-0 thrashhome field for Ga lllpolls •for the injured which was something to ing by Ironton. By 1914 Rev . the 1917 season. All home games be tha nkful for." Newton was stili the coach a nd from 1901 to 1916 were played lin Football was played ·again in Rusk and Paul Shaw were the the O.H.E. grounds. Academy 1902 and 1903, but during 1903 stars as Gallipolis beat Jackson Field served as home for the Blue Gal lipolis became so discour- and Catlettsburg twice . The 1915 . Devils un tll1948. aged when Middleport used team 's most notable win was on The 1917 team was also sue· seven players · fn the game who Thanksgiving Day, when they cessful , though they lost· to were not st udents that interest in beat Jackson.'9-8. · Huntington 2S-O, but beat Ironthe sport declined. Football parThe first successful seaso n for ton, Athens a nd Portsmouth, tic ipatio n wavered up and down Gallia Academy football came in among others. The Athens game for a nother decade and was even 1916, wlten they went through the at Academy Field was rei?orted discontinued more than once. regular season with only one by The Athens Messenger : " The Another concern in the high defeat. Gallipolis beat Wellston , new Gallipolis field resembled a sc hool was the safety of the sport. Jackson. Athens and Portsdump, and · today all tra sh Ironica lly, it was two · clergy- mouth , arriong others. The Ports· members oft heAthens squad are men , Rev. Hugh E;vans of the mouth game, at Portsmouth. was carrying cuts from when they fell Presbyteria n Church and Rev . won by Wendell Thomas on what on the glass and ,ashes on the Otto Newton of the Baptist the Gal lipolis Tribune reported field. The crowd was composed Chu rch. who revived football in as a field goa l from the 85-yard mostly of roug h-necks a nd Gall ipolis In 1912. Gallia line. In . tod ay"s parlance, that drunks, who threatened the loAcademy has fielded a team ever w,ould be the opponent's 15-yard · .· We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities BUDWEISER'S FALL ~ RECYCLIN~ ~~ cats with everything from broken bones to death. The game was dirty from start to llnlsh. Once when Oldfield passed to Wilson whb was tnslile the 10-yard line,~ Gallipolis player grabbed Wilson around the neck and held hlm: For his protest. Coach Rupp was penalized 40 yards." In 1919 Galllpolls tied Ashland .and beat a mong others, Jackson The 1920 team played probably the toughest schedule in Gallipolis history. On the schedule.were ·the likes of St. Albans, Bellaire, Logan, Jackson and the Parkersburg "Big Reds." Gallipolis tied St. Albans, los t to the " Big Reds" 20-13 and whipped Logan on Thanksgiving 27-0. 'Phe 1921 team featured wins over Spencer W.Va. , and over Ironton by score of 34-0. The 1922 team featured a hard -fought 14-a ll finish with a powerful Ironton · e leven. In the ear ly years of football at Academy Field It wa hard to make any money. as there was no fence. The hat was passed around. Chillicothe had such little confidence In the generosity of Gallipolis fans that they cancelled their 1921 contest In Gal lipolis. now. All 88 counties have contributed somet hing represent ative of their count y to a project developed by Attorney Gen era l AnthOny CelebrPZze. It was Law Day -Ma:n- that he launched his plan to collect pieces of Ohio for a time capsu le that will be buried in Marietta ·Sept. 17- the 200th ann iversa ry of the signin g of the U.S. Constitution . " He believes we haven respon si bility to preserve a piece of the present for the benefit of the future ,., said Mike Webb, a spokesman for Celebrezze. :·one hundred years from now. peop le will be able to open the time capsu le and g?in a better perspective of life for Ohioans after I he first 200 yea rs under our Constitution.'· Celebrezze chose Marie tta to Meigs library lxx>kmobile route POMEROY- Bookmobile service in Meigs County is provided by the Meigs Public Libra ray under co ntract with Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Monday: Burlingham . cou nty mobile home park, 3:30-4: 30; Harrisonville, church, 5-6: New Lima' Road, 1 mile so uth of F"t. Meigs, 6: 40-7:40. bury the capsule si nce that cit y was Ihe first permanent settlement in the state. In many cases, he collected the items when hls visited various county fairs . The RMI 2o. in ·Niies donated the 5-foot-tall tit a nium capsule in which the it ems will be stored. Inside that titanium capsu le Is a wooden box made from trees In Wood County. Items being donated tell how Oh ioans lived and what. the sta te is about. "A courthouse was a ga theri ng place not only for legal conflicts, bu t a lso for individuals invo lved in ear ly bartering of goods and · wares," said Greene Cou nt y "administrator Ralph Harper in dona ting a photograph of the courthouse as it was in 1901. From a child 's view. growing up poor meant having the heat turned off, said an aide to the Cuyahoga County com miss ion· ers who chose a book "Being Poor," writ ten by Cleveland social worker Janet Rosenberg. Erie Cou nty sen t two blackand-white aerial photographs, one of which focuses on the Lake Erie s horeline. Erie County Recorder John Schaeffer sa id thee photos would be of interest to people 100 years from now because of the lak e's prob lems . "With a higher lake leve l or a lower lake level; there will be more of It (the shoreline) or less of It 1than shown in the photo)," Shaeffer said. Many counties sent along a sample of their main industryglass from Seneca, Lucas and Guernsey coun ties: corn from Clark County: steel from the Wurld's Most Respected Names In Fine c ·h ina STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM BASH MEANS BONUS CASH IN 298 SECOND ST. . POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., SEPT. 19, 1987 '• •• POINT PI f4SANT Now Paying Yes, Can Recovery · will Pay You Cas_h On The Spot Per Pound For Empty Alum mum Beverage ,__....,......._.....J Cans of Any Kind. · ••••• 38e . A Special Offer from ' Us to You • l' During the month of September we will be paying 38¢1/b. for empty aluminum beverage cans of any kind. Redssmabls,ofliY at participating recyclif/9 centers. _GRADE A Can Recovery R. R. 1, Old Town Road Monday and Thursday . 8·11 AM and 1-4 PM a Chuck Roast lA I 'EM FOR BUCKS . ( Sl 09 LB. •••e•••e . .· · U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS 59 Chuck Roast ••••• ~~. $1 KY. BORDER " ( W·•eners · oz. 79 Sponsorod by. Point QJstribuflng Company !>of Iii' t" ' f -IIM 'IIVKi< r;:======:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::==================-==== LB. U.S.D.A. CHOI<lE 675-4519 . Concalner Recovery Corpcgjon • WhoJe Ch1cken •••••• 49 WE ' RE RECYCLING! HOW ABOUT YOU? • 12 . • .. •' time capsule to be buried By SANDRA L. LATIMER COLUMBUS, Ohio tU PI ) Oh ioa ns are agrarian. Industrial. creal ive and inventive and a lot of them have made history. Some of that history will be buried for people to discover 100 years from The Sunday Ohio- Point GALLIPOLIS' MEMORIAL Field has served lll! home for the football Blue DevUs since 19~ and Is the third home lor lite itlgh school teams. From 1801 to i916, GAII8 played at the Ohio Hospital lor Epileptics J"ield and from 19.11 to I948, on Academy Field, whlcll Wt.IS at Fourth and State streets. \ ]ames Sands: Oh~o September 13, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page-B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel LTV Warren Works "so people In the future can see what we dld here, " said Trumbull County Commissioner Chris Lardls . PKG. . ••e•••eeeeee••••• ' . $139 lunch Meat ••••••L!-... · FRESH $109 Beef .~ •• ee~·~i Ground - Drumsticks •••••••L!.•••·• 39< I HORMEL SLICED By Pepperoni .•••••• :;.o;~.e 99< David Towney · lAS)( HOME CAMERA CARE Rathor than Itt your tamoro graduolly ' get really dirt~. htrt artsomtthin• yOu can da to k"p it in good • • · lou' I ' nttd lens titsUI, lens dean•, cotton ' swabs, toothpidn, canMd eir. Takt ltM and cOst off the camera. It· mon filttis. 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Tuesday, bologna and ·cheese sandwich, baked beans, peaches , cookie and milk. Wednesday, chicken,· 'bread and butter, mashed potatoes and gravy, applesauce and milk. Thursday, sloppy joe, green beans, pears, and milk. Friday. fish sandwich , hash browns, ~ake, pineapple and milk. Meigs POMEROY· - In accordance with ' the uniform school lunch program , all schools in the Meigs Local School District next week will be serving the following FAIR WINNERS- ,Joyce Bartels, Pomeroy, left, was winner o! a blootl pressure unit , and Michelle Folmer, Pomeroy, won a digital scale as prizes at the Holzer Clinic booth at the recent Meigs County Fair. menu : EXERCISE BIKER - Robert Bailey, Long Bottom, was the winner of an exerc ise bike awarded as a pari of activities at the Holzer Clinic booth at the recent Meigs Cou nty Fair. forces us out of ourselves and into the The World Almanac lives of others" Sherwood Anderson. DAFIIOOK TOOAY'S HISTORY: On this day in 1788, Congress selected New York ,C ily ,as the capital of the new national government. TOOAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Sherwood An derson (1876): Jo~n Pershing (t860); Mel Torme (t925); Jacqueline Bisset (1946); Nett Carter (1948) TOOAY'B .QUOTE: "I think the whole glory of writing lies in the fact that it TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Carter starred in the NBC sitcom "Gimme A Break." 53 COURT STREET GALLIPOLIS, OH. (Lorated between Osrar's and Mack's Autal 614-446-6949 Home Health ' Supplies · o~TOM\' ~t i PPLIES -t orl\alt·l', ~quih h, Holli !! l•·r, t•t c·. · OIAHETIC: ~ l'PPUE~ anol EQt ' IPM ENT SKIN CARE PROD! C:T~-I:nr­ rin,rlon. s ."''t"t"H, t :OJrt"•lt•c•h a nti PAO.~ ORESS I ~(:'i . ( ' ~Of:R. ORt iS BACK RESTS WALKER S, .WHEELCHAIRS, CANES, "''· BACK. NECK, KNEE SI !PPORTS and BRACES . SUSAN ELLIOfi, RN, C.F. • Manager We have over 40 movies · .on Hunting. IATELLITE EARTH STATION "Heal" - Bur t Reynolds loo ks suitably tired as Nick Esca lante, an aging Las Vegas bodyguard theme "Care Bears Countdown." who would rather be sunning In 1986. 75 minutes. K!deo Video. Italy . When a mobster's ..son ;39.95. beats up an old flame of his, Nick - -answers In kind with a vicious Industry sources It Is lllb say 1 threa attack, starting with - of all unllkelyVestron w · r ng · things - a new use for a r redlt tened lawsuits against bhome card, and culminating In a video retailers and dlstrl utors typical stalk-and-slay showdown over HBO's release of It s two with the bad guys. An above- pr ized films, " HOOsiers" and average action thrllle·r. With " Platoon." Vestron claims II stlll Karen . Young a_s tile abused has marketing rights even ex-girl friend a nd Peter MacNI - though the film producers termichol as a timid millionaire whO, nated an earlier agreement and like the cowardly lion, is looking awarded the films to HBO. As a for courag~ .. 1987. 103 minutes. precautionary measure, HBO Paramo·unt Home. . Video. Rated has notified Its distributors that it· R. $79.95. · w!U take on any clilims brought · "Mannequin" - If you liked against them by Vestron over the " Splash, " you'; 11 probably go for • releasing issue. Retailers In turn this bit of mak e- believe fluff that would be similarly Indemnified became a surprise bOx office hit by their dis tributors ... "Top earlier In the year. Andrew Gun" (Paramount Home Video), McCarthy ts a young departme nt with sales soaring near the $3 store artist who creates Em my, a million mark. has been chosen mannequin designed after the best , act!on~adventure movie or woman of his dream s. He the year in a poll.of video s tore promptly falls In love with his customers . Michae l J . Fox was · creation, which obligingly comes, named star of the year for "Back alive to re turn his affections. But To The future" (MCA) . Emmy tKim Ca ttrell) is alive Billboard's Top 10 rentalll: only to him and that creates some 1. Crocodile Dundee - P ar aembarrassing situations. 1987. 90 · mount Home Video ·minutes . Media Home Enterta in, 2. Black Widow - CBS-Fox v ment . Rated PC. $89.95. • VIdeo "Windham Hill: China" - A 3. The Color Purple- Wa rner mesmerizing trip across China . Home Video . with soft -focus hues a nd images 4. The BedrOQm Window blended with an "ambient " mu st- Vest ron Video cal background . Opening with a 5. The Three Amlgos - HBO city street promenade of bicy- Heine Video clis ts, the program segues past 6. A Nl~htmar.e on Elm Street 3 lu sh vegetation. wat er fait s, open - Me dia Hom e E nte rtainm ent . air m'ark ets. spreading across a 7. The Golden Child - Par acountry only recently opened to mount Hom e VIdeo Western visitors. No words, just 8. Over the T op - Wa rner sights and soothing sounds from Hom e VIdeo . the Windh am Hill crew. lnclud· 9, Critica l Co ndllion - Paraing Philip Aaberg, William Ack- mount Home Video erinan , Sc ott Cossu and Shadow · 10. Hannah and Her Sistersfax . 1987. 55 minutes . P ar amount HBO Vid.~eo.::__ _ __ Home VIdeo. $29.95. U.S. CoaslilllloD "The Care Bear$ Family 'rrea•r•· Li 1 R·• Aceordlng to '"' U e ""• sure Chest " - F ournewep 15 od es White It Blue 8Qoki Ulis Is what hapin the ad\lentures of this a ni· pened after the U.S. Constitution was mated _b ear family , stili quit e signedonSepl.t7 , t717: ltwastentto popul a r among the younger set. state legislature for ratification. Del· Titles include "G ram Bear's aware, New Jersey and Georgia voted Thanksg iving Surprise,'' "_Lost unanimo"" approval; eight st.ates rat· at Sea, .. " The Cloud of Uncar- !lied it by an average majority of 61 ing" and " I RobOi Hear. " Also percent. North Carolina and Rhode 'Is· with J ohn Se bas tian's rock land ratified the Constitution after It took effect in 1789. By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Fifth-ranked Ohio State tu r ned three West Virginl il turnovers Into 17 firs t quart er points a nd a rugged Buckeye defense, led by linebacker Chris Spielman a nd cornerback William White, m ade it stand up lor a 24-3 win over West Virginia in the first m eeti ng In 84 years between the two sc hools. White intercepted three West Virg!,nla passes, re turnin g one for a touc hdown , while Spielman picked off two, ca usep a fumble a nd led the Buckeyes with 19 tackles. Ohio, State, ta king advant age of . Mount ai neers m is ta kes , scor ed 10 points in the first 86 seco nds of the gam e. It took Ohio State j ust 29 seconds to score after the Moun taineer s' John T a lley fum.bled the opening kickoff a nd kic ker Pal O'Morrow recovered It on the WV U 37. On fourth and two. Ma lt Fra ntz bOoted a 47-yard fi eld goal. On the first pla y !rom scrim- Stop By and 6100. Friday, September 18 From 8 a.m..to 4 p.m. the Buckeye 10, but had to settle for a 27-yaw d field goal by Cha rli e Ba umann , making It 17-3. That w~ .s all the scoring until White pld :ed off his thi rd pas s of the day, th is one by Ml ke Timko, and retur:ned it 29 yards for a touchdown with 3: 02 left in the game. Th•1! .Buckeyes had only a slight edg e in total offense, but the eight Mountaineers turno\1 ers made the difference. West Virgjnia quarterbacks Major Hnr r !s a nd Timko com-' pleted ju1 ;I 6 of 22 pa sses for 75 yards and had th e 6 int erceptions. Tu .pa , making his fi rs t start, wa ,; 12 of 26 for 150 a nd 1 in tercept•!d. England and 1he Seahawks are a t Denver as part of Sunday's 13-game slat e. In other games, it is: New York Jets a t Buffalo. Atlanta a t Tampa Bay, Cincinnati a t Indian_apolis, Cleveland at New Orleans, Dailas at St. Louis, De troit at Minnesota , Los Angeles Rams ilt Houston, Philadelphia at Wa- shl ngton , San Diego at Kansas their last three meetings, includCity, Sa n Fra ncisco .a t Pitts- · ing the 1985 AFC cha mpionship burgh and Los Angeles Raiders )(arne, and four of the past five a t Green Bay. Monday night, the matchups. Super Bowl champion New York The Patriots swept the season Gia nts play a t Chicago. ser ies from the Dolphins last At Foxbqro , Mass.. Miami will year for the first tiine In their try to teverse its recent failures 'history. Dolphins quart erback against New England . The P atri· Dan Marino is just 3-5 in his ots have beaten the Dolphins In career aga inst New England. Ohio University tops Marshall ATHENS,, Ohio iUP!l -Ohio University quarterback Anthony Thornton ran for two tou chdow ns Sat urd~y to lead the Bobca ts _to a 23-15 victory .over Mars hall m a· non.- conleren~e £a me . Thornton ran 22 yards for a seco nd-quarter scar~ and added a 3-yard TD run m the third quarter. Ohio , whic l\ attempted only 9 passes in the game, amassed 292 yards rushing. Bobcat running back J esse Owens added a 38.ya rd scori ng run. and Mik e Fultz m a de a 35. yard fie ld goal. Both team s a re now 1_1. Marshall was led by quarterback Tony Peterson, who .ran for one score a nd completed 21 of 44 attempts for 309 yards. Pe terson passed 27 yards to Keith Baxt er for a fourtll - quarter touchdown. Marshaii's oth~r pomts came on Johol , Mitchell s 20-yard field goal. ·Pro •:reams Open Today Two AFC Intra -divis ion ba ttles with the potentia l to s ha pe .. the race in the Eas~ a nd Wes t highligh t the opening day of the NFL sea. so n. In the AFC East, New E ngland Many NFL teams have offered HERNDON, Va . !UP!) -The union's ba ckyard. " J ones sa id. and Mi; lmi are consider ed the · NFL Pl ayers Association and "strike option contracts" and " If you reach a tough spot in teams · to beat. Seat tle · and $1.000 bOnuses to players cut management resumed co ntra ct negotia tions and you're away De nver are ex pected to stru ggle during the preseason who agreed ta lks Saturda y for the fir st tim e from di stractions. it's not as easy atop thE ! AFC WeGI. to return in the event of a strike . · in 10 days, meeting outside to walk away and go borne." The Dolphins ar e at New W ashington in an attempt to " The tactics that the NFL is Jon es also sa id the roo ms undertaking is just strictly plain aver t a Sept. 22 stri ke. booked at . the hot el were re- and slmple union busting," UpThe talks came,at the end of a served by a nother group on · week whe n union officials ac- Mond ay, mea ning if negotiation s shaw said. Jack Donlan, the executive c used the league of " un ion are to continue past Sunday the director of the Managemen.t b]lsting." by vowing to counte r negotiators would hav e to Council, said a contingency plan a ny strike by . fielding teams relocate. , to play games with substitute mad e up of players cut during "I don ' t und er s ta nd why we players was a reaction to the pre-season . . a ren' t somewhere where we " devas tating" financial effect Full negotia ting teams from could go on," Jones said. the 1982 strike had on the owners. the union and the league's The two sides hav e me t just who lost $200 million . Management Council return ed to once, for 4 Y, hours. since Aug. 14 . the bargaining table shortly "What we have to get to is some before 2 p.m . at the Ramada movem ent ," Upshaw said Fri- Indians win, 5-4 Renais s an·ce Dulle s nea r day. ''I' ve given them several CLEVELAND tUP)) - Cory Washington -Duiies International a lt er na tives to free agency, I' ve Snyder made the key throw, but Airport, management spokes· given th em several alterna tives catcher Chris Banda doesn't man John Jones sa id. to player rep protection. I 've .remember II . - NF L Player s Association Ex- given them severa l a lte rnatives The Clevela nd r igh lfif'lder ec uti ve Director Ge ne Upshaw to a number of issues, but they took pinch hitter Don Baylo r's fly a nnounced Friday the m eeJin g still tak e the posit ion that it' s our bf1 11 and turned it into a n'i nth . wou ld be in a neutr al and s~cret wa y or no way. There's no inning-ending double play Saturloca tion - not in either union compromise. " day in the Indians' 5-4 victory hea dqua r ters in Washington or The 28 NFL owner s voted over the Minnesota T\.\•ins. ma nage ment hea dquart ers in un animou sly Thursday to play Snyder. who also threw out Ne w Yor k. gam es d.u ring a possible work Randy Bush, trying for second Jones .s aid the union infor med stoppage by some 1,600 un ion after hitting a run -scoring si ngle man agement , of the location. players . in the eighth , hit a sacrifice fly within 15 mil es of the city, late "They're scabs," Ups haw said that scored pinch r unner .Ju~ior · Friday . of ple yers who would play durin g NobOa from third with the ' 'I would consider th is to be 1he a strike. winning run in the ninth inning. Players and owners resume talks ' HILL SCORES - Point Pleas110t's Casey Hill Galllpells. Leading l11e way Is Josef Clendenin ( 7). Blue Devils In on the tackle are Mark Berk!ch (81) and Milch Bailey ( 4! I) . ( 40 ) rams over from the GARS one with lheco nds s howing on th e clock In Friday's !!'arne agalnsl Gallipolis scores early, holds on for 13-7 win ove1.~· PPHS BliCK 4 door sedan , finished in charcoal gray with burgundy plush veJour llterior. split bench seal. E~ipmenl includes air cond., AM ·FM sleroo, tiH wheel, Jl(lo\'er windows, wire wheels and mor~ REAL SHMP CAR! $10,80000 POINT PLEASANT - It was a not her one of · those dog fi ghts coac hes Brent Sau nd ers of Gallipolis a nd Steve Sa fford of Gallipoli s had predi cti-<1 before th~ con test. Once again it was another wild finish . And, for the seco nd week in a row. Gal lipolis won a c lose non-co nfe rence fo otba ll game. this time by edging hos t PPHS. 13-7. before approximately 4.000 rain -soa ked fan s a t Sa nders Memorial Fi eld Fr ida y nig ht . Wild Finish With 39 ti cks left on the clock, GA HS held what a ppeared to be a comfortable 13-0 lea d o\ler the Wes t Virginians . Then cam e a brilliant comeback effort by the Mastectomy. · Today's woman know the value of feeling good; :lnd feeling good about yourself is especially important after breast surgery. Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment welromes Margo Heskett, a specialist in prosthetic fitting. Mar,J<O will ronsult and assist area patients in the proper fitting of mastectomy forms , bras and additional mastectomy products. In addition. a special· preview of the 1988 seascn swimwear will be displayed. As an Airway dealer, Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment, will extend special nffers on form fashion bras. Margo will offer private rounseling sessions ro meet your individual needs. No appoimment is neressary. If you have any que;tions, please 0111 Cathy Wilson, Patient Represent~rive, ar 675- mage after the ensuing kickoff, ta ilback A.J . Brow n fumbled a nd Ohio State's David Brown r ecovered on th e West Vin!inta 22. On the fir s t play after quarterback Tom Tupa hit split end Everett Ross with a 13- yard pass to the WVU seven, ta ilback Jim B ryant went In to make It ·10-0. Following an exchange or punts, thE' B uckeyes put toget her their only long drive of the gam e, go ing 67 yards in 8 plays with Tupa hitting Ro ss with a 23-yard scori ng pass to make it 17-0 with still 5:32 remaining in the fir st quarter. West Virginia. which had six passes In tercepted and also ' lost two fumbl es, feil to 1-1 with the loss. The Mountaineers . never threatened In the firs t half, which saw them lose two rumbles and have fou r passes picked off. lwo eac h by Spielman and Whit e . Th e Mountaineers' only point s cam e early in the third quarter a ft er Ohi o Stale fres hman Car los Snow fumbled the seco nd kickoff. LonnIe Brockman recovered for the Wes 1 Virginia on the Ohio State 30. Th e Mountainers got to Meigs -returns t~ win coluntn 1 Fashion Doesn't Stop With September 13, 1987 I ENS I 'RE, ENSl iRE Plt 'S. l'l 'LMOCARE HUNTING SEASON thootl lltttor By Unhed PretiS International What's new on the home video scene... "An~l Heart" - One o! the ye,ar's most controversial films has been transplanted to home video, with the 10-second sn Ip restored that was eliminated from ·the theatrical release to avoid an x rating. (The R·rated version also ts available. ) The fuss was over a rathEtr negligible extension of the -· torrid lovemaking scene between Mickey Rourke and "Cosby kid" Lisa Bonet, an Integral part of a spelib! ndlng, image-ric h Faustian tale. Rourke is Harry Angel, a seedy New York private eye hire!! by the mysterious Louis Cyphre (Robert De Nlro) to lind a missing crooner who owes him money. The steamy trail leads to New Orleans where ' a series of sadistic murders, a strong sense ol the occult. voodoo and black maglcsetthestageforastunning conclusion . Director Alan Parker has produced a stylish though brutal film that's not for everyone. 1987. · 120 minutes. International Video Entertainmen!. Jn . both R-rated and unrated versions. $89.95. ''Burglar" -'Whoop! Goldberg is back as a blue-eyed San Francisco cat burglar with ethics: "It's not what you steal, but who you steal it from ." She wants to retire but is black· mailed into one last job by a crooked cop, which unforiu nat ely l ead~ to her being framed as a prime murder suspect. ·So, . Whoop! sets out in her Inimitable way to find the real killer. helped along the way by the equaliy . distinctive and scene-stealing Bob Goldthwait e, the standup comic with the falllng·down voice. While the material some· times seems a bit subdued, by Whoop! standards, it's an 'entertai,ning romp. Co- stars Lesley Ann Warren a nd G.W. Bailey, with Anne .De Salvo and John · Goodman as two funny cops. 1987. 10.1 minutes . Warner Home Video. Rated R. $89.95. MASTECTOMY FORMS and BRAS CERTIFIED FITTER and PRIVATE FITTING ROOM Mon.· Fri. 9 AM-S PM No Paperwork Computerized Billing Section ·Early scores· give 'Bucks 24-3 win over What's new on video releases GALLIPOLIS -Jeri Allie will TODA Y'S TRIVIA: Which TV series teach Hanging Heart and the starred Nett Caner? la) "Wonder WorijHeart-Herb and Candle Baskets an" (b) "Diffrent Strokes" (c) "Gimme A Break" at the French Art Colony , Monday, Sept. 28, from 7 to 10 p.m . TODAY'S BARBS Class fee of $10.50 includes BY PHIL PASTORET materials and must be paid by Our minister Is going high-tach. The new collection baskets ~~ accept Sept. 22 to participate . .Student should Indicate basket prefercharge cards . ~ ence upon registration. 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BOO.OO 1979 PONTIAC SUN BIRD ............................................................................................... 1200.00 1971 CltM Sl"&»-VAN ..,. .................................................................................................. l(J()()~()() Check Them Out UPPER RT. 7 Next to Honda • • w l.th a pa ss on th e PPH S sl •delines. It· sa iled out-of-bO unds aH the ga me end ed. Otherwise. GA HS dorro inated the 58th meeting betwee n th e two s.•: hools. "We had a co uple key in juri es e· arly (Chuck Young a nd Sco t! ~ ~archi ) and most of our kids had gone both ways a ll nigh t," sa id Coach Saunders. He added. ''So me of our kids 1iolere getting cr amps late in th e ·game. We had to get some fres h people In !here." He concluded, " This wa s a good win for us ." Long Hex Ends The triumph was Gallia's first at Point Pleas an t in 21 years. " We had a c hance at the end Continued on C-2 Little Brown Jug sla~ed for Sept. 17 - SHOP LOCALL't & SAftl - -B~ck Big lillac ks . Takin g over at the mid -fi eld s tripe, PPHS, aided by two 15-ya rd penalties against the Ohioans. scored on Casey Hill's one-yard plunge with 11 seconds left. Brett Leach's kic k from pla ce· m ent redu ced Gallia's lead to .13-7. PPHS was success ful on the "on-si des kickoff" sl'conds lat er, r!'coveri ng on the GAHS 44. I\ 15-ya rd GAHS s pea ring pe nalty pu I it on the Dev il s' 29. QB J immy Oliver had been sacked by Milch Bailey on lhe play as tim e ra n out, but it wasn't over. yet . .With no tim e left on the c lock, Oliver trie d to hit John Beaver II DELAWARE , Ohio !UP!) Run The Table, winner of one d.lvi sion of th e Jug Pre\l le w las! week at Scioto . Downs, Is the early favorli e in the $450,ootl Little Brown J ug Sept. l7 at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. The Jug, second jewel in this year 's 3-year·old pacing triple crown, climaxes five days of Grand Circuli racing at the halt-mile Delaware track . Righteous Bucks won the first leg of the triple, the Cane Pace at Yonkers Raceway, but is not eligible tor the Jug. The third Is the Messenger Stake, Nov . 11 at Roosevelt Raceway. Run The Table, who has won 13 . of 20 starts this year, Is driven by John Campbell, the nation's leading money -winning harness ·driver and winner of the 1982 Jug behind Merger. He Is trained by Campbell'sbrother, Jim. Run The Table also owns the fastest mile by a 3-yea.r-old pacer this year, 1:51, over a 1· mile tra.ck. ' with 38-12 TVC grid triumph By JIM SOULSBY Times-Sentinel Staff ROCK SPRINGS Meigs jumped ba ck into the win co lumn Friday and kept their chances a live in their quest for another TVC c,rown by dominat ing the T r imble Tomcat s by a 38 to 12 score at Marauder Stadium. The Tomcats garnered only one first down in the firs t half, that coming on a penalt y agai nst the Maraude r s, a nd two fr om sc rimmage in the second half of play. Me igs recei\led th e opening . kickoff a nd on their fir st posses s ion turned the ball over on a fumble after a pass completion at the Trimble 43 y ard line. Neit her team scored on two possessions each and Aaron McCown punted to Wess Howard , who re turned the kick to the Toma ca t 34. On the next play , Howard galloped th e distance for the fir st Maraude r White Falcons in 34-6 grid victory By GARY CLARK OVP Staff Writer . EAST MEIGS - Chris J ewe ll and Robbie Grimm rushed for more than 100 yards each to pace a Wahama to its seco nd straight gridvictory, 34-6, over the hos t Eastern Eagles here F r iday · night. Jewell carried the ball161imes for 118 yards and three touchdowns while Grimm added 110 yards In 18 tries with one TD romp. The win left the Whit e Falcons with a 2-0 record . Eas tern dropped to 1·1 overall. Wahama was ted little time gaining the lead. moving 63 yards In eight plays with Jewell and Grimm ripping off huge chunks '~~~;:gaStee ~~:~~sd';!,~~h ~rt~:;: KNOCKS DOWN PASS -1 'odd Cuey of Galllpollll (16) knocked a Jim Oliver aerial Ia te In the gtune In this IUlllon photo. PPHS receiver I~ Dave Lov~ loy (82). down score at the 4:22 mark in the openin g sta nza. Dennis Booth' s try fo r the point after fai led , hi s fir st' miss in six attempts. . Trimbl e, fa iling to move the ball, gave the Marauders possession at Meigs' 35 and the Marauders drove to the Trimble 37 wh ere Brent Bissell punted with I he Me igs defense downing the ball a t the Tomcate 2 ya rd stripe. Unable to pick up a firs t down. McCown attempted to punt from his end zone but a bad snap from ce nter sail ed over his head and out of the field of pla y fo r a Me igs safety, putting the Marauders up 8 to 0 early in the second quarter. Following a twelve ya rd return by Jeff McElroy on the ensuin g kickoff from the Tr imble 20, Meigs drove 39 .yards in 8 plays with Brent 'Bissell s nagging Mike Ba r trum's threeyard toss for the touchdown. Booth 's kick, out of yard burst with 8:52 remaining in the quarter. Later in the sta nza, WHS added another score at the 1:12 mark when Jewell capped a six play 52 yard drive with a four yard plunge. The PAT kick was recorded by Dave Sigman to give Waham~ a 13-0 advantage going Into the second canto. On their Initial possession of' period number two the bend area team marched 46 yards tn nine • .. plays with J ewell ca,rrying five Urn es in the drive for 37 yards . Quarter ba ck Sean Gibbs got t·he six points on a one yard run with Sigman splitting the upt ights for the point after to stake the locals to a 20-0 adva ntage with 6:17 rema ining. The ensuing kickoff was the brightest part of the night io r Eastern as se nior wide receiver Steve Horne r took the kick and started up the middle before cutti ng down the sideline for an 86 yard kickoff . return for an Eagle touc hdown. The extra point attempt failed and the White Falcons lead was cut to 20-6 with 6: 01 to play In the half. A 37 yard pa ss play from Gibbs to Brad Bumgarner set up the Falcons final touchdown of the first half with Chris Jewell scoring his second six pointer of the night on a nifty 31 yard scamper. Jewell broke two tack· les on the TO jaun! and got a n outstam;ling block from Grimm at the"f!ve to get Into the epd zone. Sigman 's boot made it 27-6at the half. · The lone score of the second half came with 3:39 remaining In the third period when Wahama received excellent field position Continued on C-2 Eddie Crooks' hold , was accurate and th e Marauders were up 15-0. On the next possession, Meigs again hit paydirt moving from the Trimble 33 for the score with Mike Bart rum sneaking In from the two yard line. A 29 yard Bartrum to Bissell aerial was the big play in the drive. Booth again converted and Meigs was out front 22 to 0. Again at the 1:13 mark of the second quart er a bad snap from center ca used the ball to carom off McCown's hands and out of the field of play for Meigs' second safety and a halftime lead of 24 to zip. J e ff McElroy ,on a ten yard romp, put Meigs up 30 to 0 in the third . stanza and Booth's kick split the uprights for the conversion polnt . Trimble got on the scorebOard at the 2:39 mark when Brad Sayre rambled 59 yards . The two point conversion try failed. With Ed Crooks calling signals in the final twelve m inutes of pla y.. the Marauders again marched 55 yar ds in nine pla ys tQ post the1r final touchdown with Wess Howard getting the final three for the score. Booth's s uccessful conversion try made the score 38-6 with 6: 01 s howing on the clock . Rounding out the scurin g for the night, Ro~er Bi ngham hit Rust y, Martin with a 52 yard aerial. Again the two point conversio n try fell s hort. Coac h Bob Ashley substituted freely from midway in the third quarter giving the non-starters some needed playing time to gain experience. Bissell and Doug Stewart led the Meigs defense In tackles with Wess Howard and Scott Neigler a lso turning In a good performance. Statisticaliy, Meigs picked up 10 first downs to Trimble's 3. netted 200 yards on the ,ground and '71 via th e a ir route to 42 (rushing) a,nd 129 (passing) for the Tom~ats. Two long gainers acco unted for 74 of Trimble's passing y ards. Mike Bartrum completed 7 of 12 passes and Eddie Crooks hit 3 for 3. Roger Bingham, for Trimbie. threw 15 times, completed 7 and was Intercepted once. · In the kicking department, Bissell punted five times for 186 yards, a 37.2 average a nd McCown booted s ix times for 172 Continued on' C -2 ' -------~-- ·' • 'I �:_P~IIQ~e~C;·2~~The~ . ~S~u~nda~y~T~ime~s~-~S~en~t~inei~====~P~o~m~er~oy~~M~id~d~le~po~rt~G~a~ll~ipo~li~s.~O~h~iog;;~P~oi~n~tF'leasant, w. va. ;White Falcons... on a shprt Eagle punt and a 16 yard return b¥ Billy Purkey . Seventeen yards and five plays later' Jewell went over from a yard out with Sigman making good on the PAT kick for a 34 -6 . S WH lead. The remainder of the contest was infested with penalties hi h k'll d 1 h · w c t ' ·re any b urt1 her sccrlng oppor um •es Y e t er squad with a· number of 1 substitutes rece Ivmg some va uable varsity exper Ience. In di v id ua II y, J ewell was the • ., dl games ea ng rusher with 118 Continued from C-1 ---=-~---------yards In 16 carries while Grimm totaled llO in 18 attempts. East- tions . for 49 yards with Steve ern's leading ground· gainer was Horner pacing Eastern with four . Tony Hendrix with 25 ya rds in his corners for 39 yards. i hK D hi Defensive!:; for Wah ama Jay on 1Y tryw t Y1e av 1snotc nr Roush proved to be a thorn in the 22 yards in five carries. • ' Eagles side as the big 6-5, Gibbs completed eight of 11 240-pound tackle contributed six passes for 71 yards and one tackles followed by Brad Bum· interception while EHS signal garner with four and Chris caller Mark Griffin was go""' "" on Nobl e, Bill Zuspan and Dave six of 13 for 52 yards and two Sigman with three. interceptions.. Steve H.o rner's Friday, the White Falcons only pass was also p 1'cked off by I rave 1 to -Ironton to take on the the Falcon seconda ry. Ironton St . Joe Flyers on SaturWahama' s Brad Bumgarner day n1ght. St . Joe is currently led_all receivers with two recep- winless bn the year In two starts. • September 13, 1987 --===========~===========~========= Me;g."' Continued from C-1 ., .... ------=::.:::.:.::.::.:::..:::.:.:....:..:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ yards (a 28.6 avewage) . Meigs was flagged for sev. ~n penalties costing them 55 yan1s whUe the. Tomcats picked up hut one five yarder. Marauder ball handlers d d h 1 roppe t e pigskin 'ive times, losing one, and Trlm.ble bobbled ,;===A,CCOUNnN•GU coMPUnNn twice with the Marauders pickIng up one. Brad Sayre was the leading ball carrier, fo r Trimble getting 73 yards In six carries, including his 59 yard touchdown jaunt , For Meigs, Wess Howard had 106 fn~INDUSTR!AL. ~ - ... -- ELECTRONICS ' - >-CI======n ~ 3 Ibt Pi[eces To ANew Career Are Within Reach (II . I . ~ mid-way in the final stanza, but penalties). Shawn Foglesong Dave Lovejoy Intercepted a Tim punted seve n times for 219yarils. Neville pass intended for Todd · Grant Leads Runners Casey, ending tha t drive. Grant led Gallia runners with After an exchange of punts 85 yards In 13 trips. Neville and came the exciting finish . Tawney had 44 each for the Ga lltans, Mitch Bailey 18 in six Statistics Gallipolis finished with 10 first and Young three in one attempt. downs , 194 yards rushing (40 Oliver had 69 yards in 17 trips . plays) , completed two of three for the Big Blacks. Hill had 20 in aerials (one intercepted) for six eight . ya rds, giving the Devils 200 total GARS will host unbeaten Wellyards In 44 plays. ston Friday . Pt . Pleasant goes to Gallipolis fumbled three times, Athens. losing two of them, was penalized eighl times for 100 yards and Gran! punted six times for 212 yards. PPHS also picked lip 10 first downs - three via penalties. The is just around the Big Blacks had 97 yards rushing in 34 plays, completed three of elg)ll aer ials fo r 37 yards, giving the home team 134 total yards in 42 piavs. Stop in at E) Southern blanked 35-0 by Huntsmen CHILLICOTHE- -With battle axes honed to perfection, the Huntington Hunstmen displayed a to uch of royalty as they galloped to a 35-0 triumph over the Southern Tornadoes here Friday eveni ng In a non-league fooiball contest at HHS. A su per effort by Southern 's Pete Roush was not enough(ll5 yds.) as the Tornado offense failed to reach the endzonc. Southern's magic of one week ago was not evident from start to fi nish as a fumble on an early drive wiped out the SHS confi. dence level. then the Huntsmen buried the hat chet with a 24 yard touchdown jaunt by Jerry Karl lhal capped a 65 yard drive on just 5 plays. A Blade to Williams PAT followed and HHS led 8-0. Southern coach Bill Hensler reflected, "Our boys went into this game thinking we had it won. )hen didn 't physically execute to get the job done. It's great to be confiden t, but 'we were not mentally prepared.Our defense was not adequate and the offense was inconsistent." "We moved the ball well on our first drive. breaking Into Huntington territory. We were faced with a fourth and one lyard) then fumbled. II seemed as though we put our heads down and could n't come back." : Last week we showed that we co~>ld come back,but this week ... well maybe we pressed ourselves a little too much." :Although Southern played in spurts. it. cou ld not sustain a · drive of any duration. II slipped further behind n lhe first frame when Howard jau nted 55 yards to paydirt for a score, the PAT (ailing and the score now 14-0. tn the seco nd round Blade capped a 62 yard drive with a three yard run. then a Blade to Howard pass added the conversion, 22-0. : In the third frame Howard rambled to the endzone on a 50 yard cakewalk that pu t HHS ahead 29-0 after the PAT kick. F"lnally, the Huntsmen's rampage ended with a one ·yard 1>111nge by Hopkins to cap the 35-0 scol-!ng barrage. : Although Huntirygt on lacked in size in comparison to its tea ms of . the past several years, evidence •Ammo •Muzzle loading supplies •Hunting coats, hats, etc. A .. Stare Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Hom& Otflce · Btoom,ogton. Htinoi1 t C~tm pi~>~" II Skills which ~ -ou can acquire through our adult vocational programs. Our instruction emphasl:zes a hand s -on approach to learning with most of your classroom ltme spent tn1 lab or actual job settings. 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MinKG 41 · ' II~M-kt')' e S ,i, ftrld!lf'POrl li Burli ryr Crntra l a , Rld&"Pdale 7 IIUc)'ru!! 13. Onlarln I I! Ca mfwldJ:4' II, Union Lot•al 0 Tll)DAY'S JOBS REQUIRE SKILL "'u0 assisted the atfepse with el g~! rushes for 90 yards, a$ (he Everrr~n llflardrn'M z. You fhiY'!f'}' o Hrooltlll'ld IS, Clllllll'ld t Rn.>oiiYUII' U:, Mld'town Madl.,on K t; shared quarterbacking duties With Hayes, scored on a 61-yard run. His extra-point attempt was successful. Successive touchdowns by Hayes, on a two.yard keeper. and Cr;lft. on an 11-yard run, rounded out the offensive lon. 7 fk.cnel T.. .- u, l'h.dl'ln 1 1111 'A'v.lnut 11, .!Wit \'f'rnon t :l; scored a touchdown each. The VIkings ' first score carge In the first quarter, when Hayes scored on an 11-yard run. Tibbs' extra-point kick put VInson down 7- 0. The Vikings weren't done with VInson In the first stanza, as Wilson downed VInson's quarterback In the ·end zone for a safety, upping the VIkings' lead to 9-0. Craft's seven-yard scoring sprint padded the lead to 15-0. The following extra-point attempt failed. · . In the third quarter, Tibbs, who Enon Gr.-enon 14, Te<.11mMe h 3 Bercir. Midpark t3, Ray 11 Seru 1~ . N Olmlll•d I "g Dover :18. Uhr\chJI,·Uie f'lacymonl ll WILLOW WOOD - Donny Crall , the Symmes Valley VIkIngs senior ground gainer, picked up 204 of his team's 394 rushing yards and scored a pair . of touchdowns In the VIkings ' 35-8 thrashing of Huntington (W .Va. l Vinson Friday night. The VIkings reeled-off all their points before VInson scored on the Vikings' reserves <wit h 40 seconds left In the co ntest. In addition to Craft 's touchdowns, one In each half, Paul Ha yes crossed the goal line twice and Keith Wilson and Dallas Tibbs • .' 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GARS took the opening kickoff . and marched 70 yards in 16 plays , with Chris Tawney scoring from the!wo (3:43).RandyAmsbary's kick made it 7-0. A steady drizzle fell the remainder of th e night, hamplng play of both teams. . Neither team scored again until the final period . Ga lilpolis marched 80 yards in eight plays - Shawn Gra nt' s 33-yard jaunt was the key play_ to make It 13-0. Grant carried it over froni .the six wit h 10:09 left. Amsbary's kick was wide. Ohio Hlj~h &>ho.l t 'ooth&ll ~ulh By United Pre~~• l•ternlll~nal l/'ridiQ'11 fteMUhiO • U 211:, Lima Perry 0 Allr Neith ll , TalmadkP 6 Akr Flrt~~tone 14, Stow o A.kr HobM "'-Stow WUJh 7 1\kr CeiM ·Hower 211. Norton~ Alu 8uchlf'12J, BrecUvUieO ' Alit Manch~Mier 34, ChlppN"a e • •• Symmes Valley Vikings claim second grid victory, '35~8 Friday's scores yards In 11 tries, Brent Bissell picked up 50 In nine carries and Jeff McElroy 'gained 38 In five. Friday, the Marauders travel to Miller to take on the Falcons wlio lost to Nelsonville-York 24 to 15. AUTO MECHANICS The Sunday Ohio--Point Pleasant, W. Va. .14' go .. '. 75• us•-n TREATIENT 159 Nom•----------------~------------------ ' PAT HILL·. F~tlRD, 461 S. THIRD AVE. Inc~ .Address ----------------------------------- .I City Stete Zip ____ I ' . MIDDLEPORT, OH. · PH. 992-21·Iii96.________~-------- I II 1 i A . CATHOLIC INFORMATION SERVICE oF ~oLu•aus -::~ Bo• 1971. Now Hovon. Conn. 01521 / IKRI&HD P.O ------------------------------. I HOIIIIS ,Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to b ' Su.nday 9 to 5 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446-9335 DAVE MICHAEL - MANAGER Wo ,. ..,.. lho rteht lo llmll quant ltln on all~ merchJndl . ., IOdltlona! qu•ntltles at Ngular price. Rtbtttd lltom• Um"-d to m•nuiM:tu,.,. ,..tri<:Uon•. . 9·1s: c •' '· . �September 13, 1987 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel September 13, 1987 Kyger Creek wins first tilt of season; blanks Waterford ' GREEN DEFENSE PURSUES Green Bobcat defenders Charlie Sanford (60), Jeff Darling ( 65 ) and BotfSalyers (3Z) try to pursue the Wildcat rush Hannan Trace's Mark Wells ' ( 13) and Ross McPherson (66) try to make way lor as cont inued to ramble fo r run s of five, six and seven ya rd s a carry as the offensive line continued its dominance of the line of sc rim· mage. However, that firs t pass, which caught the Wildcat defense unawares, was a hint tha t Hannan Trace apparently did not pick up. With 8:57 remaini ng in the half anil the ba ll at the Green 39, Hughes surveyed the HTHS defense a rid lou nd Young near thP le ft sideline. Young m ade the reception with at leas t fiv e ya rds between him and the second ary . He spr inted 61 ya rds for the touchdow n, whic h, with the suc· cess fut extra -point attempt, gave the Bobcats their only lead of the night. From time to tim e. the Bobcat defense would solve the HTHS running attack and stop Crepossession, as Sa unders scored meens and Saunders, bu t by a nd from three ya rd s out wilh 6:52 large the Mercer ville crew a p· rel)lai ning in the first q uar ter. parently did not le t the touc h· So phomore Shad Jo hn so n· s down pass faze them as !hey ex tra -point attempt was blocked. res umed · 't hei r oflens ive at tack y<i th the Wildca ts ahead 6-0, with few hitches. G ree n took the ball at their own In the thi rd quarter , the 32-yard fi ne and imm ediately Wildcats' ga me pla n rema ined s lwwed that their offens ive line intact a nd functio nal. .Cremee ns wa's as capab le at opening holes a nd Saunders still made max · fo r their runn ing backs as the im a! use of the holes provided by HTHS off ensive front was . Th e · their mat es up front. E ven se nior . Bobca ts showed that they cou ld quart er back Grad v John so n also throw the ba ll when , with m·a na ged to find some r unning 4: n left in the first quar ter , room . The Wildcats permanently s ophomore J e remy Hughes pu t regained the lead with 3:50 le ft in up the first toss of the co~ tes t , a the . third quarter when Brad 33-ya rd pass to fellow sophomore Crem eens crossed the goal lin e Matt Young , who moved the from five yaqls away . T he Bobcats to the Hannan Trace two-point · conversion pass from 24-ya rd line. H.owever, wit h 3:25 Grady Johnson to senior receive r left in the first quarte r , sopho· Scott Rankin put Ha nnan True<> more fullback Bob Salyers lost a a head 14-7. fu mble at the Wildca t one-ya rd The Bobcats continued to show lin~. F'or the time being, it good offe ns ive line play, a nd see med that Hannan Trace had Green head coac h Gary New· d odged the bullet. so me sa id "we had enoug h They had . And B rad Cremeens offense in the game, if you han g • on to the · bat!." That wa s something the Bobcats failed to do in the fourth quar ter , ~ · hen they were close to gettj ng back in to the ga me. Th e firs t play of the fourth quarter found Gree n Inside the Hannan Trace fi ve-yar d tine . A · running pla y by the Bobca ts was foiled by the Wildca t defense, who, cl awed the ba ll loose a nd recovered the home learn' s fum -· ble. That put the Wildcats at the ir own 20. where they bega n a sco ring drive th a t e nd ed with Gra dy J ohnson's spr.tnt to the le ft s ide for 22 yards a l)d a tou ch· down . The extra -point attempt by Shad John son fa ile d, lempor · ar i!y settling the score in Ha nna n TracE>'s favor at 20-7. Two minutes a ft er the touch· down, Gr een began to go to it s passing game, as tim e became the Bobcat's wors t e nemy. On fourth and 40. with. 6: 15 rem ain· lng, the Bobcats had a hig h sna p that sa il ed out of the end zo ne . Hannan Trace clai m ed the sa fe ty to seal the 22· 7 vic tory. Th e Wildcats had 16 firs t dow ns to Green's 10. Hannan Trace had 292 tot.al vards rus hing; Green had .70. Grady Johnson. who had 40 of those 292 r ushing yard s . d id not throw the ba ll once in the contest. Green's Hu ghes had at! of the ga me's 136 passing yards , using .e ight completions. in 17 a ttempts to gai n the yardage. HTHS was pena lized three times for 25 yards . wnl!e the Bobcat s r~cetved the handkerchief fiv e times (or 35 ya rds. The visi tors fumbled twice a nd recovered bot h · tim es. Green los t two of the ir four fumbl es. HT HS, which is now 2·1. wil l face Bobcat s for the seco nd s traight week when they beg in SVAC play next Fr iday nig ht in · Cheshire ag ain st Kyger Creek . P:irates blanked by Panthers R ICHM ONDALE - The Sou theas tern Pa nthers, who went to Pa triot last Fr ida y night and bea t Sout hweste rn , c laimed No rth Ga llia as its seco nd Ga llia Co unty vic tim by hangi ng a 21-0 defeat on the P irates here Frid ay nig ht. · The Panthers doubled the Pira tes' offensive e fforts by r ushing for 250 yards and pick ing up 14 fir s t downs . Senior running back Da vid Roush had, )n 13 carries, 63 of thP Pirates ' 125 yards. Southeastern picked up it s fi rs t scor e in the second quart er, when sophomore quar terback Mik e Adam s threw a touchdown pass for the score. The extra point • ~eigs fourth In golf tournament •' ' I \ RQCK RPRINGS - The Mei gs golf team finished in fourt h place in "Tuesda y' s TV C match hosted by Mille r at the Forest Hills Golf Club ncar Burr Oa k . Team s cores were Belpre 153, Trimbl e 172. Ne ls o nv ill e-Yor k 176, Meigs 179. Vi nt o n County 190, Well ston 193, Miller 199 and Federal H oc ~ i n g 209. Indi vidu a l sco•ing honors for Meigs went to Todd Powell who s hot a 39. This was the fourth place score in a field of 39 go lfers . Other participants for Meigs were Matt Baker 42 , Scott Bar ton 46, Joe Smith 52 a tid Van Klein 63. Cure nt standings in the TVC are Belpre 18 points, Meigs 13, Nelso nville-York 13, Trimble 12, Vi nton County 7, Wellston 7, Miller I and Federal Hoc king 0 T he next league mat c h will be Monday , September 14th a t the Ohi o University Course hosted by Nelso nville York. missed , Later in t he quart er . Cha d Mitten scored on a three· ya rd ru n. That extra- point ki ck wa s good, which pu t the Pa n lifers ahead 14-0 at the ha l!. The Panthers wer e kept ou 1 of the end zone in the third quart er. bu t paid a return visit in the fourth quarter , with 6:24 rem a in ing . Mike Arledge scored on a 25-ya rd run . The Panthers pl ayed a bal l· cont ro l ga me, a keep -a way co n· test tha t forced the North Ga llla defense to remain on the fi eld a?d turned the clock into the vis iting Pirat es' ene my. North Ga !lia , now 0-2, will play a t Symmes Va lley Friday In the 1987 Southern Valley Co.nference opener for both ·s c hools. T he Vikin gs are unbeate n in two starts. Highlanders win everything but on the scoreboard PATR IOT _ "We· won eve ry thin g but the game." southwest · ern head coach Jack Ja mes sa id of his Hi g hl a nders, wh o los t a t ·home F r id ay nig ht to the Alex · a nder Spartans 21-20. Th e Hi g hl a nde r r unnin g ga me was in good for m , wit h senior ru nning back Joe Brya nt picking up 150 yards on 33 ru shes . Hi s . effort was foll owed by senior ha lfback Chris Bry ant , who had 89 yards on 10 carries . So ph o· more J os h Haislop ran the ba ll seve n times for 48 yards and co mpleted ' a pass in fo ur at · te mpts for 33 yards. His com ple· t ion came In the seco nd quar1er. Alexander drew first blood hal fway throug h the first quar · ter , whe n Chap ma n scored on a ij!l. yard ru n. The e~tra - point allempl by M ndcnhatl , was go od . The Spar tan s ' Hayes added 10 Ihe r'\l bcm y advanta ge wit h a · 17-ya rd touchdown r un hal fwa y · through the second quarter . T hl' unsuccessful kic k temporarily sct the score at 13-0. · Thn ho . 1 l!'am sent Chris c Brya nt across .t he goa! li ne from 11 vards withfailed 2:01 left In !he fir st ha lf.outTh<' two-point co nve rsion run sett led the Spa rtan adva nt age at hal fl lrne to13· 6. In th e th ird q uarter . the SWH S runnin g ga me stayed in good fo rm , a s Joe Brya nt cas hed In 1he first Hig hlander possession oft he second ha lf with a th ree-y ard Reds edge Giants CINC INNATI tUPl i - When the hea t is o n. count on 1he cool VC'tcran s. Thai' s what the Ci ncinnati Reds did Frida y nigh t as they got an impor tan t se ries aga ins-t !he Sa n F'ra nclsco Gia nt s off 10 a successful sta rt Dave Concepcion a nd Da v(' P a rk er. with a total of 33 years of ma jor leagu f> ex per iencP bf>· tween them a nd dozens of crue l a I late-seaso n ga m e s bohtnd them, eac h drill ed a two-r un doub le to pace Cinci nnati to a 4-3 win ove r San Francisco. The victor y moved the Reds to within fou r ga m es of t he Na tional League Wes t-lea ding Gia nt s . Af. ter two more ga mes tonight and Su nd ay , the clu bs meet agai n twice next wee kend in Sa n F ra ncisco. Parke r ..16. In hi$ 15th m a jor league seaso n, doubled hom e tw o runs in · the fir s t inn ing and Concepcion, 39, in his 18th seaso n with th e Reds, doubled In two m or e runs in the seco nd TRAIN IN FIELDS THAT PAY WELL ••• •Business Administration •Executive Secretary ,. •Computer Science · •Accounting . •Medical Office Secretary •Data Entry The family of Al.ma McCormick wHI hold an open houtefor interest~ kitchen, cozy dining room, three ~drooml~ l1vmg room wl~h .• ftreplaca, sunroom. and a large backyard wtth a spactoua storage butld1ng. Sea! eel bido oro now 6einv oecoptod unt1112:00 noon Sopt. 19. 1987. All bodo should be mailed toJamn C. Saunde,a, c / o Warren F. Sheet•. 19 Locult St Gallipolis. Ohio 46831. . .. ~~c . . yardS . Soulhwrsler n. now 0-2. will . open !heSVAC por!lon of It s 198i ca mpaign when they trav<>l 10 Raci n<' next F' r lcla y nig ht to pla y I he Souther n Tornadoes . ~stem SW tops EAS T MEIGS Southwestern,2-3 .overall, put it ali together In posting a 9-15,8·15 •' win over Eas tern here recently In SVAC volleyball action . A young, but improving East· e rn team was led by Amy Hager' s 5, Lisa Driggs 4,Melante Mankin 3, Trtsba Spencer 3, and Edna Driggs 2. Vicki Hammo nd paced the winners with 13 points a nd four aces In a good seaso nal e ffort· . Crista Baiiey,Janette Gtlber· t ,and Cheryle Ca m burn each had fi ve, Bill! Doni a 3, and Kelll Kess inger 1. Melanie Ma nk in was 3-for·3 in sp iking, Spencer 2·2, Edna Driggs 2·3, and Lisa Driggs 2-5. Mankin was 10·12 and Berkh!· mer 10·16. Coach Pam nou thitt sta ted ," ! was very pleased with. ou r offensive e ffort tonlght.Howe· ver.we did not ser ve well.. We had H servi ng attemp ts we in which we could not cl e ar the net.The girls know In order for us to win orne ba ll ga m es they're going to have to Improve thei r ser ving.'' E a stern is now 0-4 a nd 0.:1In I he SVA C. They pl ay Oa k Hill Tu sday at 5: 5o a t E HS. FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 28, 1987 Financial Aid Still Available JOB PLACEMENT FOR GRADUATES Southeastern Business College Reg. No. •6-11-10.55 P~tlnfli H ~t n f')' tl, ·l l'Uer snn l\rrM9 P alfi!O Klnr,.JIIfo IJ, 1h hl Si ·h•hn 0 r ... Plt<krrl•rt on U. i"'l'~' llrkS Pllll'tonl!li, 1\Ji' UI•rmvll NM 1·4 PiqiM !it, \' !'rMIIIe II f't)'m&ulh :u. Nnrwa lk ~ l'•u•llt Porbmfluth \4 :U , F11 irland 0 .P11n~mou1h 1!1. Mh M> II· r~uFJ: 529 JACKSON PIKE a· · l' nf1.;mouth f ; 11. l' 11lnt \i • Iif')' 1 Ptdltt> Soiha"."fM'I' # , 8tllhf'IHI II H · R a~rnrw. ·n , \ ' allf'y VI""' I!, farlbl.lr t \' u 8111'1'n %11, V~~onhw D \ ' tormlllon 2!1~ f lto ,John 1\dum• 20 \'llllon fouoty 31. f'f. drflll Hodtllll[ ' \41' Carrl)ltl:on:Ht''arroiHon It , Falrhorn 1:1 \41' Br:ant•h !:), \4' 0e.ua;M til, (.yndhu~ Bn,~h l fl \41' Holn18 M, Sa11d1 V a.l 8 .. . I " ii:'ll!Mhtodll· W. f'ol E<to~lmHr 11 ~- *~ Prrld..,. %1 , Mlllud 'f · . NOAH'' AR" '(2(/t . q ~- • t.. f , t..:: "' '- ~ ANIMAl PARIC I " '.pakuN"h t l. l.hofl""..r I M'arrn Local 21 , f oM t' r fi! :1 M'IU'I'I'n H.,dlnl( U , ~f'Mh l' nvlllr 12 M' ..,,...un I . Napola·~n Z M'll"!!rl)' :tt, Oref' nl\tl d ' Sl Ma r'y., tt. (t i1 M II ~1'\!N-t~frtJii , Sl .r~Ww!ru i1. 5 MllUU&T Of E Uu•rpoolt l'orUI[r So ulhrWil t Nolr11 UH't-. II. l '• u ~ 11."1!11 I !h••a.rnotr \toh.awk II, ,\h rM111 l'l rll· JAC KSOftll . OHIO o N ROUTE32 ~lUll Ofi.N Till 0<1011110 II Symmh. \ '.Wlr)' ;JS, \ 'l ft!ot!II I M-va ) lt. 0 Southeastern . teams split 3-3 Friday night against non·leagoe foes. . Ga!llpo!is defeated Point Plea. sa nt, 13-7; Logan bveat Miami Trace, 120·12 and Warren Local dumpect Fort Frye, 29·3. In the loser's circle, Jackson played Circleville tough before los ing, 16-0; Marietta lost Its first star t, 43-3 a nd Athens dropped a 12-7 ti)t at Columbus Walnut Ridge. COLUMBUS A 49-yaFd touchdown pass from Randy Southern volleyball team is 5-0 on year TOM SPENCER RACINE -Bursting out of the gate with one of their best starts In recent years, the high -flying So uthern Tornadoettes of Coach Suzanne Wolfe ar e currently undefeated with a perfect 6-0 record. This bests the total wins of Southern teains the past two seasons .as they had won five ea ch of those years. It . a ppears as though the (;ALLIPOLIS Tommy Southern gals are retu rning to Spencer was recently nam ed the win ning form tha t garnered Manager of the Year and ho· them SVAC,Sect!onal , and Dis· nored with the President' s· Cup trict honQrs under Wolfe four for guiding the Geneva (N. Y.) years ago. Cubs to the championship of the With earller reports missing,.a ~e w Yor k - Penns ylva nia recap of the season is as fo ll ows: Le ague ' s S t e dl er 1Wes t) Sout hern defeated Eastern in the Divis ion. league and season opener 15·4 and 15·11. The stability of this Southern Spencer, a for mer standou t in baseball, football and basketball ieam is ev idenced by the fac t that at Gailia Acad·e m y, took the most of its games have been one Geneva Cubs in hi s firs t season in two matches. Bec ky Eva ns paced the Torna· as the tea m 's skipper to a 46·25 mark , which wa s good for the does with 12 points an d Crysta l divis ion champ"tons hlp and the Hill added nlne.Evans,Hill. and chan ce to face the winner of the Jennifer Arnold had great floor McNamara Division In the games, boosting Southern to the win wit h grea t efforts at the net league championship series . as well. Spencer's Cubs wo n the Pres I· Amy Hager led Eastern with dent's Cup for winning the league nine as Eastern 's young squad cha mpionship by sweeping Wa - s howed much polse,des pite it tertown In two stra ight games. Inex perience. Southern won the reserve In addl.tion to those exploit s, matc h 15-1,15· 2"ln two sets led by Spencef served as a "rovin g" Junie Beegle's 17. J a ne Ann outfielder and baserunntng · ln· Williams. added five, while Carstr uctor for other qo!cago Cubs r ie Bernard led E HS with 2. minOr league teams . After a few . 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VIN CENT Sophomore Larry Ryan carried the bail 31 times for 195 yards and one LARGE SELECTION 61 "'I I .nl •, touchdown and Eric Shaad• ~ drrilled a 33·yard field goal in : • leading the Warriors to an easy• • 29-3 wtn over Fort Frye, 0-2.,: Other Warrior scored were by Doug Biddinger, Heath Eddleblute and Kevin O'Dell, who raced 25 yards with a blocked punt .'·~ Huiss to Mike Bucey and Fred Harner' s placement put Athens on top 7-6 at the end of the first period, but Walnut Ridge won 12-7. Shawn Starkes, who finished with '149 yards on 15 carries, scored the winning TD late in the first half on a 26- yard r un . The Scots led In total offe nse 285-101 as Athens finished with a minus 16 yards ru shing. --LOGAN - With the Chiefta ins clinging to a 13-12lead at the 5: 51 mark, Pat Walsh raced 18 yards to paydirt with just 1:06 left to give Logan a 20-12 win over Miami Trace. The win puts the Chieftains at 2-0. 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HollaadSprlnc I lOl l Toro•o311, Soulhrrn Lot•"-' li 1'\i!lllaw 1 ~, O.llon f r u r y..J"''II t.l, Tul l4'n041 ~~r a rd ': 1 SUNSHINE VIDEO I I I • l'iU'kl'f'lihur t t M'\' 1U 43, )hrh>tb :1 r-;:============~~~~~~==~~~~~ I I I T e a,y10 \ '11.111')' l!ll, Ad1•nu. 7 Tiffin (' olumblan ! 1, Tol acw.,. tt. s Ad lUll ~ t lnd J n Pal r k-11 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-5 - . Ion Perry have been 206-100, winning two Federal League titles in 1985 and 1986. Considered one of the top clinic speakers around, W!!son will discuss man· lo-man !lefense and drills using this kind of defense. Osborne, whose team was 19-3 In 1986-87 and won the SEOAL championship, will focus on the organization of a basketball program, som e promotional Ideas and the structuring of a bas ketball staff. !VIembers of 'the 1987·88 Redmen squad will be on hand to demonstrate plays and answer questJons . Lawhorn and his staff wll! discuss the Redmen postplay <,lefense. post -play offense and techniques In dealing with the three- point p lay. Cost of the clinic wl!l be $15 for pre-registration and $25 at the door on Oct .10. Further Informa tion can be obtained by calling the college at 245 -5353, extension 294, -or toll·free (In Ohio) 1·800· 282·7201. Friday's scores d ro pped 1>· 15 and 2·15 til ts as Holly PopP and Seleesa .Stover s.corf'd R and 7 resp('Ctivety for SWHS. Li s a Ha ll · a nd Ml sy William s had four ea ch, Lor i Burnrlle 5,a nd Lisa Ehm a n a nd Lor I Batley 1 eac h. YES There is still time to Prepare for your future b yors on SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 19871rom1 :OOto&:OOP.M. Th11 C~pe Cod style hom·e overlooking the Ohl~ _River, feature• ~n !!•Hn sco ring blas t. Th e two-point conve rsion ru n fa!led, which left the hosts wtt h a 13-12 defic it. Alexa nder ex tended Its lead to 19-12 when hal fwa y through th ~ third qua rter, Gwin n scored on a 45-yard to uc hdow n on a punt return . Cha pman·s two-poi nt co nvers ion r un fi.na llzed lh<' vi s itors' scorin g e fforts at 21 So uihwcs te r.n ca me back taw in the final stanza with a one-yard touc hdown ru n by .loP Bryant . with 21 S<'conds remain · ln j:(. The two-point co nversion from s~nlor quartt'rback Rob McCar ty to Chris Bryant was success fu l. fina llzlng the scarP ;ot 21·20. For the wi nn ing Sparra ns . Hayes rushed 15 tim es for JOK yard s , wh! i(• Ch«pma n fol lowed with lG ru shes for 94 ya rd s . Th e passing ga m e wa s .ha rdly a facto r . as Jarvis was 2 of 5 for 5 50 yards In 15 trips. The Bobcats will begin Sou thern Valley Athletic Conference play Friday with a home gam e against Hannan Trace. a ccount for a ll the Reds' scoring . ENROLL IN THE FALL CLASSES Admiss1ons Office 446-4367 SUNDAY, SEPT. 13, 1987-1:00 to 5:00 P.M. · 144 First Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio a nd a dded the point after to m a ke It 14-0. Final score came on Mike Tucker's three-yard ru n with 2:37 remaining In the gam e. Again Edwards added the point after . Kyger Creek picked up 11 firs t downs a nd 166 yards rushing (42 trips) wht!e completing seve n of eig ht aerials f(lr 90 yards , giving KCHS 256 total yards. · The Wildcats totaled 15 first downs, 139 yards in 33 ground plays, .completed slx of 20 passes for 81 ya rds for a tot a l of 220 yards. E dwards led the winners wi th 81 yards in 15 trips . Scott McCutcheon led Waterford with RIO GRANDE - A basketball clinic for area coaches wtll be offered at Lyne Center Saturday, Oct. 10. . The clinic, beginning with an 8 a.m. sign·in period, will be hosted by Rio Gra nde Redmen head coach John Lawhorn. his staff a nd players. The clinic will a lso feature three gues t s pea kers -Rick VanMatre, head basket ball coach at Greenfield-McClain High School; Larry Wilson , hea d baske tball coach at Mass illon Pe rry High Sc hool ; and James Osborne, hea d basketba!! coach at Gallia Academy High School In Gallipolis. Van Matre, who will discuss 1·3·1 zone defense and the drll! to teach zone, has complied a 124·20 recOrd in his six yea rs a t Gree nfield. His te ams have been 71-5 over the last three yea rs and have netted the South Central Championship four 'tl nies . Wilson, In the last 24 years of coaching, has ac hieved a 322·162 record and his tea ms at Ma sstl· w. Va. Logan, Warren post,non-league win!j: . .. - Cage clinic scheduled Oct. 10 ' WATERFORD - Chad John ·· son, Joey Edwards , and Mike 1'ucker ran for touc hdowns Edwards added three extra points from placemen t as th e visiting Kyger Creek Bobcats bl11nked Waterford, 21-0, in a nonconference football outing Fri· day night. . Coach Mel Coen's lads improved their record to 1-2. Waterford dropped to 0-2 overa lL Fo!lowing a sco reless firs t period , the Bobcats forged ahea d 1.0 with 3:31 left in the first when Brad Cremeens, who took the pitch from Grady when Chad Johnson ra mmed it Johnson, far left. to run in the third quartelj Qf over from the three. EdWards' Friday night's encounter in Fra~klin Furnace. ' kick was perfect. Hannan Trace won 22-7. (Times-Sentinel photo by With 6:30 left In the third G. Spencer Osborne) per iod, EdwardS raced 32 yards HTHS coach sayi forward wall is reason for 22-7 win By GEOFF OSBORNE " Times-Sentinel Staff FRANKLIN FUR NACE "Th e line has to get a lot of credit for winning this ga me." sa id Hannan Trace head roac h Larry C rem.eens of his Wildcats, who dom inated the line of scri mmage in their 22· i vic tory over the Gree n Bobcats: The Wildcat running ta nd em of ju nior Brad Cre meens a nd sopho· more Todd Saunder s, who respectively tushed fo r 142 and 107 ya rds , took advan tage early of the offensive line ' s dominating ! h ~ Green defens ive front. That ea rly adva ntage, courtesy of sen ior cent er Rick Swai n, guards Mark Jenkins, Todd Johnson and Rick Stocker a nd tackles Ross McP herson and Wayne Si ders, paid off in their firs t offensive . Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt-GallipOlis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, :: r.: >. . ·sa �Page C-6-The Sunday rmes-Sentinel ... I Pomeroy-Middeport-Gallipolis, Ohio...:_Point Pleasant, W. Va. • September 13, 1987 Section D. American income has not increased .since '73: ·Business l By DAVID VESEY UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Tt may not oe an easy te;;son to accept, but baby boomers are learning they cannot have ~ cannot afford - what their · parents had In I he 1950s and 19fl0s. Regardless, what their parents had, they want. To be able to buy a home - maybe even a s ummer cottage on a lake - 'would be nice. Many baby boomers, now In their. 20s and. 30s wan I videotape recorders. two cars In the garage and domestic help. They want to take vacations. and bring the kids. Go out to dinner . Spend a little money, have a good time. Many married couples would like to be able to rely on one Income- a nd still save a little. Unfortunat.ely, average Americans cannot afford what was afforda ble 10 their parents. As eco nomist Frank Levy polnlsout In his newly pul:!llshed book. ''Do llars and Dreams: The Chan ging American In come Distribution." 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September 13. 1987 • 1973. ThaJ was when the first oil shock occurred, to be followed by another rapid increase In oll prices In 1979 and 1980. The energy price Increases cut American purchasing power by 5 percent. Levy, a pwfessor al the University of Maryland 's Sc hool of Public Affairs, said In an interview. At the sam·e time- and more Important. Levy. said worker producl!vlty. after strong Increases for nearly two decades . suddenly stopped growing afler 1973. Thai means lh <jt the America n standard of living, which had been rising since lhc end of World War II, stopped growing. One visible sign of this sit uation is · the percepllon that the rich gel richer a n~ the poor get poorer, and I hat the great Amerlcap middle class is, in effecl , shrin king. '· . Levy believes there Is a n element of truth there . In fact. many middl~income manufacturing jobs have been los I a nd repla/ed by relatively few ., \ y, 1on, -kill.., mahogonj ln1erlo<, ..,_ 5110111'41, bllkes, llllllnjlcted IJI, a~~lc . ti'ited glass, huvy duty suspension, front 1987 CHEVY EL CAMINO 2 OOor , maroon wllh maroon custom cloth intertor, power st.tng & brakes, V8, aulttNfie, 55/•5 seat, ~»Wtr door lOCks, power windows . ~11811111t'ttiu1 ~ . ~air, sport nimH'S, cruise, lilt, AMIFM SfertiO cassette. gauges with tach. rally wheels, ftoor mils, spcr1 suspension , 11~ white letttf'fll radial !Ires . #2473 LIST ..... , ............................. $13,815.00 LEa ~ .a:IUfT .. . . . .... .... 11573.00 Sllblllzor, hti'IY '*"Y boMery. 1'221 rodlaiUres. 16172 LIST ... . .... ....... .................... $10,870.00 Llll-.t • m ......................... 11101.00 YOUR PRIC• • • • • , . . . . .. Red wi1h black ctJttt interior. ~II' s1eering & brala!rs, 5 speed rTliUiual . ruellnjec;led V6. tinted Qiass. factory air. spoilers front nad rear. 117139 LIST ........ ............ . ...... $11,237.00 UJI-E III:IUifl ...............................00 YOUR PRICE .......... ................. .$10,:111.00 UJI CASH iAa< ............... . ................. -.11 TOTAL PRIC• • • • • • • 8 7 - ......... ................. 1100.00 YOUR PRICE .. .. .. .. , .. LEU CASH IACI .. . . . . TOTAL PRIC. • • . •• •eeea 1987 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS Silw< ollh lf'l doth lnllrlor, hl!il OU!put Vi, IUiomlllc. lin. truiH. ANIFM 1t1110 casMttl. buG)let suts, conSOle , ratsea wMe letttred ra4lll11m. ""' more. fl392 I I A - - T .. ....................... $1 .....00 YOUIL PRIC• • • • • .....a110 1987 CHEV¥ CAVALIER CS 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER RS Brouonam 4 door, rwo tone broWf\ with orown custom doth Interior. i\M / FM stereo c.a!i&etle . VS. aut~lc w~h overOrlvt, power seat. reclining ~ssenger seal. power locks & windows , power 1run1c , Iloot mats , Intermittent w4pers, rear defogger factory air, cruise, tHt, wire wheel covers. whillwall raalals. Loat:2d~ Mr. Gribbl11's Demo. M7377 LIST .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. S16,871 .00 UJI ~ ~ .. .. .. . .. .. .. . YOUR PRICE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. UJ1 CAIIIIACI .. .. .. .. ..... 12111.00 .11.,175.00 . .... $SlUG TOTAL PAIC• • • • • -.3,&ae lEU - E ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . , .11031.00 YOUR PRICE .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .......... 110,011.00, LEU CAIIIIACI . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . .. ....... SIM.N TOTAL PRIC& • tao r~~ar defogger, roo! carrier, sport wl'leel cMrs , wl'litewall raciats . *2082 LIST .. .. .. . .. .......... $13,612.00 LEU ~ lliSClliAIT ............. . ........... 111518.00 YOUR PRICE .... . .. .............. .... 112,014.00 LEU CASH UCI .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $700.N 1987 CHEVY CAMARO 2 door. red witn blach clOth inter~r. power steering & brakes, V8, automatic , rloor miis, rear defogger, factory air, ru spoiler, cruise, tlll. AM/FM stereo cassette. sl)lh lddlng rear seat. gaups with tach. raised while leuered riKiiattires. rally w~ts . lll9520 LIST .. . .. . . . . . ............... $13,275.00 LEU - . E IIIKOUIIT ......... . .............. .11211.00 YOUR PRICE .. . ...................... .111,171.00 LEU CAlli IIACI .... . . .. .. .. .. .. $UO.IG TOTAL PRIC. • • . • • att,eae YOUR .. ........... $11 ,00!!.00 .. , .. P~ICE .. . .'... , ......71.00 .. .. .. . . .... L111 CAlli SACl.. . .. . TOTAL PRIC. . . . . . . . .. . .. ... 110,010.00 .. ..... - • •• •••ao 1987 CHEVY S·10 BLAZER lil'\0 , 2 lont Dll.lt Wfth blut C'Oih lftltfiOr , ll.llllnjrK11(1 V8, ~SliM(! tNnUII . lolding r.r lUI, int~n1 wtpers. rw GIIOUU';' . IKtDr} atr. ctuiM . lilt 20 Qa1 lutl lJI* . .aluminum whllls, raiwd wt1te ~ · ttrtd on roct on rl)l(l rldill '"'' · AM JFM stereo Witl'lt. IUQOIOI urntr. po.er wlf!OOWS & lockS M!lS6 LIST .................. .'................ 11e.&87.00 LEU-.;•... 11111.00 YOUA ,liCE .... UA '~ IIACI .. . .. 111,112.00 .. ..... ........ •• : •t•,taa TOT& PRICR 1987 CHEVY lA TON CARGO VAN 1987 CHEVY S·10 4x4 Lorrgbed pickup, galaxy blue w~l'l ~~~~ tnterlor. pow.- steetino & brakes, 1\ltl ln;ected V6, 4 SPMCI ma r~ual, oo '*l oft road rHia l lires 13284 LIST ................ .. $10,772 .00 L E U _ E _ , . .. .. .... _ ......00 YOUR PRICE ...... ..... . . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. 11134.00 LEU CAlli IACI ................................ $11M.N 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE 4 door, maroon wtn maroon cl01h Interior, VB, aut«nalic with over· drive , tinted glass, floor ma1s, facury air, spon mirrors, gin striping , cruise , whttewall radials . AM/FM sterao cassette. tl7377 LIST .......... ...... ...... . ..... . ..... .11U.J!~ LEA ~ ~ ......................... 11163.00 YOUR PRICE ............ , lEACUIIIACIC .. . .. ....... .. .112,1:11.00 .. .. $110.1111 • • •11;788 TOTAL PAIC. • • TOTAL PRIC. • • • • •13, 7a• LIST ..... PRIC• .•.• YOUR ........ .. S12,llQOO ...... 11411.00 .. . . . . . . . .... . LW~mallll 1987 CHEVY CAMARO t ooor. black 1987 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE 4x4 pickup, rea and white wltl'rred lr~erior . power steering & brakes. tu el injected VB. 4 speed manual, AMIFM stereo, lOW t'ooMs , giluges . rally wheels. raised whHe letterOO on rwd/of1 roaa radialS, manual lock· lng hubs, heavy dtfy ~dlator , Sllaing rear window , Iron! qijid snclcks. 19686 LIST .. . LEU~ .. .. .. .. .. ...... $14,151 .00 - 1 ......................... 11111.00 wHI'I black. cloUt rn111rlor , power sletrlng & brJkts, VB, ltll , AM / FM s1ereo c.usene, spirt to~ing rear seat. ralsM while let· terecl radl.11 tires. ~uge s MS460 LIST .............. ...... . .......... . . $13,27~ . 00 LEU.. 11211.00 -1 . .... .... ....... YOUR PRICE . .. ..................... 111,118.00 LEA CAIH IACIC .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. SIII.N 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN 2 door. minJOo with maroon cloth Interior, h~h o!Ap~t va . 1utomatic. tilt. cruise. lactcry air . bockt1 su:s. console. "M /FM stereo cassetle, raised while ltnertd radial tires and more M3042 LIST .. .. . .. . . .. .. .. . . . .. .. . . . ......... $15,8114.00 LEA .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. , .... .... 111144.00 LIST .... ...... ..... ...... . . ....... ..... $16,415.00 LEA-.;_,- .. .. . . YOUR PRIC.... YOUR PRIC• • • • • • •M,787 known • . . .,787 1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY • dOOr , blaCk ..tlh maroOn ClOth Interior. noor mats. luel in;ectea 4 cylinder, autllfl'llllt, factory air, spon mirrors , aulse, spof1 wheel covers, whitewall radials, AM / FM stereo, power steering & brakes . 11355 .. 1987 CHEVY SCOnSDALE 4>4 pickup, bil<k 'Mih Chorcoal lntlf\rr, _,stilling & brJkes, lull lnfecl:ld V8, automllk:, huvy duty suspen1ion, manual lOCk aut hubs. low hooks. raised whne ltttered on r01dlof1 rold rml 'Ires, rally whttls,. tiUvy duty radiator. radto, hMVy duly patl11ry, g.~~tges , front . LIST .... ............ .... .... ........... $12,190.00 LEa - - ......... .. ... . ' ...... . .. 11430.00 YOUII ,IUCI ......... .......... . .. ... 110,7t0.00 LEa CA-.IACI ....•...••. . ... . •... . . •.•.....••. Uii.DI qUill siiO<kl. 12882 TOTfL PRIC• ••• ·...o,oeo Llll LIST .... ....... ........ .... .. ......... .. $14,830.00 ~ ~ .... .. . .. ....... 11117.00 YOUR PRICII • • • • • -.a,ee3 GRIBBLE CHEVROLET 750 EAST STATEI ATHENS- 593-6671 * 60 month financing with approved credit *All units subject to prior sale Finance officer on duty at all times * GMQUAIIIY SERVICE PARTS .. MO'I'ORSMRTS ' L-----..---'-........----------.--~----------_.;..---1 :' ---- --·----__ _____ --·----·-" -- ,.....,.._ ·- .. .. _.._ . ·-- ·-- _, . idea.~ The eig ht largcsl accountIng firms. YOUR PRIC• . . . . . . . .,a110 .. ... .......... l1twi.OO activities and lntramura ls. " The crealion of the divi s ion of student services Is an Indica ti on of the college's foc us on the qua lily o·f student life ... Brown said. " Every as pect of a sl u· denl 's life on campus- from !he Greek system through s!udent government - Is a part ol Iheir overall college education. "By pulling all of lhese services and activities inio one dlv· Is ion ." he added. ·'Ihe college is showi ng lis coinm itmenl to the non-academic side of sludent Ilk." Thai commllme nt. Brown said, has been recen1ly demonslrated by the remodeli ng and The Big Eight 1987 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS door locks, lacilry air, root console, c'rulse, tltt, reavy duty suspen· H11, According to R.O,. DavlsJ eaatera r.eglgn vice preslclent or SA'1 . southern division .•. Wilson, a Charle8ton, W.Va., native, joined the. compt&ny In ,1979 ..,. a cashier. (Times·Sentlnel photo) Dean Brown will head new college .division at Rio Grande Money TOTAL PRIC • • • • • • •tt,e- YOUR PRICa •• - NEW 8lJPERAMERJC,\ STORE oe~NS Dou1 Wll8on wail named nuonager of the new Sup4'rAmerlca »tore on US 35 near the Sprlnc Valley Plaza. which opened Thursday In Gt&lllpo· R IO GRANDE - A 2l ·year veteran administrator at Rio Gra nde CollPge and Community College has been named to hei\d a new co !leg!' division desl~ned 10 locus on Ihe full rang~ of stude nl services . DeanS. Brown. of Jackson. has been appoi nt ed vice president for sl udenl services and dean of studen ls. In Ihat new posl , Brown will oversee reglslratl.on and records. admiSsions. financial ald. counseling, placement and lntram ural s . In additio n. Ihe position encom· passes direction of· residential halls, food services, s!'C urlly, lnterna!lonal stud e nt s, studenl automatic wHh ov.-drfvt, floor ~ts . factor~'"· rear spolter. trulse , sian. 27 oallon fuel tank . AM IFM stereo cassette. deep tinted glass , intl!fmitttnl wipers, and more. tl 062 Two tone gray .-,(1 silver with gray cloth Interior, gauQes . • captains chairs, rear co~lt. AM/FM stert10 r.assene, ttlt. cruise, deep tinted gtass. 27 gillon fuel tank. luel Injected V6 . au~ic . IKtory air , AM/FM stereo cassette. root coosole, nuvy duty suspension, power dOOr locks. intermittent wipers Md lfMJCh more. 13823 LIST . ............................ ... 118,415.00 LEA~~ ......... . ............ ... 11141.00 .. Wl'fHt wd h blue lnt.-IOf, po)qf $1ttf'lQ & brlk.n. VI. IUiomltlc, hNvy ·P1~ rt4111 firts , lrtr!l Sllbllill{ bar duly SIJ'f)tnsiOn, f1d(l, OIU9fS , 147411 YOUR PRICE ......... ................ , .. 114,074.00 LEU CAIH IIACI ........................ , ........ $$M.N Two lone Qlll' an~ bhrt wKh g<ay dolh ln1or~r . gaugos. lutllnjocted VB. IU!omatlc. 4c:aptalns chairs, rear c:oucn, deep tinted glass. power 1987 CHEVY ASTRO VAN ·· 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC gauges. tilt. cn.ise. power windows & dOOr locks. a passenger sealing , TOTAL PRIC• . • . • • •tt,3t• , .• .. . 4 door. two tore silver and gray with gr1y c:uslom ciOih Interior . VS. autorNHc wHh overdriYe, power seat, AM / FM ste110 casmte. recNn · irlQ passenger ~t . power dOOr lOCks. windows & trun.k , floor rNts lntarmlttllnt wipers , rltil.r delog~r . factory air, cnhe.,lllt, wtre ~~t~l'leel CIMrs, wMewa!l radial tires and /TIOfe. tf2107 LIST ......... :. . . . . . . . .. .. . ......... $16 ,060.00 LEU - E _ , . . . . . . . . . . .. 11111.00 Wagon . blue wlh blue cloth lntenor. power steering & brakes, tuel in· cylindll. automatic. ladory air. UST TOTAL PRICa , •••• •eea• 1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY ~ 1987 CHE.VY CAVALIER CS WJI)Oft, lig~ l blut wit~ blue ctotl'llntenor . .power sl•rinfjj & brlkes, luti injtc1tC 4 cyfftOer . IUIOf'lllht . ~e r loCk,. lntemlitltnt 'llriPfrs, rur iliiOOQe r lidory alr, cruise . Ill . ~tr.I /FM s~treo 1.,99 L U I - ! - .. 4 door, red wttll bBC:k lntelior, powtr ~leering 6 Drakes, fuel injeqeo 4 cylinder , automdc , floor mats. rulkllogger . lactcry air. cruise. ti" , AM/FM stereo cassette. 17779 LIST ...... , .. .................. . ....... $10,835.00 TOTAL PRIC. . . . . . . . . jected ·· flltiCa • . . . ...77. WaQOrt. blue w~h blue clolh Interior. POWtr stttrlng & tnkts, ruetln· ~tea 4 cyllnoer, ~speed manual , root carrier , power ooor IOCU & tittl)ate . lloor mats. lnlermtnant wipers, rur dlltogoer. IIdOl)' air. cruise. !Ut : At.I /FM sterw ussiitte. rally wt'IHis. 19049 ' LIST ......... , ......................... $11,135.00 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC . .. ............. 118120.00 . . ..... $lii.DG .. ......... - .. .. .. . .110,452.00 . ......... SIM.N TOTAL PRIC. • . . . . . . . . . . YOUR PRICE .. LEU CASH IACIL . . . . . . . . ... 110M.OO . . ......... 110,312.00 luel injected 4 c~t inOer , a~tom•tc . root carrier . power tocl<s & UrtGJte, noor mats , ~termlttent wipers . ttlr aerogger. taaory air , cruise. tilt, ~M / FM s1ereo casS81:te, rally 'Wtleets 11379 LIST .......................... ......... $11 ,550.00 Llll ~.ali -.JUWT .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. ..... $1011.00 ...:outrr . . . .11027.00 YOUR PIIIC! ........ ...................... - . 0 0 UJI CASH IIACI. .. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. .. ......... $....H 1987 CHEVY SPECTRUM .. . •• .. . .. .... .. . wagon, gray with matching Cl~h Interior. power steering & brakes, LEU~ 4 door. silver wi1h gray cloth inrerlof, factory air. 4 cylinoer, automatic . oower s1eering & brakes . radial tires. 12674 LIST . ..... ........ ..... . ................. $9165.00 LEIS ~ lliSClliAIT .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 1345.00 - YOUR PIIICE ........ . Llll CAlli UCII .. .. .. .. .. .. . . TOTAL LIST .. ............... : ... .. .... . ..... .. $15,8114.00 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER Z24 - LIST ... , .............. ................. $11 ,4511.00 . L111 - ' 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER RS 1987 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS dol-. YOUR PRIC. . . . . . . . .,eea Llll - w"--s. 10202 YOUR I h:te• • • • • • • • 8 7 - YOUR PRIC• . . . . . . . . .. . . 2 ooor. llgnt blue wltl'l blue clolh Anttrtor, 55/45 - · intenntt'ttfll wipoB , out_,, V8, rear loctory lir. cllist, 11t, lMIFM dlfiO cassette, rlocr mats, wire wtltll CMrS, whlttMII ndlls.I0663 LIST ... ... ...... ................ .. ... .. $14,800.00 LEa ~ .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 11771.00 W19Q11, bluo ••h ~"' clolh ~ltrtor, 1181 · - 4 CjtinCio', IUI-k. r001 umtr. powtr mor lOCk! & llftG11e. !lOOt mats. inftnnltll'lt wipers, rur OtfOQgtr. lact:W) air, cruJse . !ln., AM / FM S1ereo casllltt , rally 1987 CHEVY SPRINT 2 door, blue wttfl blue tnterlof. 3 cylinder. 5 speed manuaJ tr1ns.mls· slon, rldill tlrtS, ~ng rear WI. LIST ...... ...... ......................... $8225.00 "You can tie yourself in knots telling yourself you' re not having a bad 11111~." said Levy . " That's I he danger of Ihis situation." Examp le:· the U.S. budget d~ficlt, which ballooned In part because the United States did not have the income to pay for whal the government wanted to buy . Levy argued the deficit mu sl be rapidly reduced . II will be hard enough for U.S. Income to grow In the future without channeling a major portion of it to the foreign investors who now are financing the defici1, Levy said. Nevenheless, Levy said, economic history is episod ic and cyclical. Just because there have been stagnations. and even declines , in the real income of Americans. th a.l does not mean the bad times will never end. ~~ In tho' 1930s. people thought the United Slates would never recover from the Gre;~ t Depression, said Levy . "There' s no1hing in I he book of life that says you can ' t get through a bad time," he said . Foreigners more confident of luring U. S. conventions 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER RS 1987 CHEVY CUSTOM DELUXE PICKUP hlgh· lncpme gpots and many lo.w·paylng posl1lons in the 0 ~rvlce sector. · Oth~r economic signs have been positive : in!Ialton has. slowed In recent years, millions of jobs have been created and corporate profits have grown considerably. But worker productivity and the standard of liv ing have been stagnant since the early 1970s. 'J'rylng to analyze and make sense of issues of income distribution is. no easy task . America' s demographics and the forces that shape them have changed drastically since World War II. For example, there has. been the baby boom,' the baby bust, the growlh of suburbs, layoffs, children born out of wedlock and I he rise of two·earner families . Levy stat.es his conclusions carefully and without hype. · He said he ' believes it is important· for Americans to realize they have been living an illusion of Increasing prosperity. Only then can American leaders make wise and poiitica lly acceptable decisions lo deal with economic problems . , as the Big Eight be· cause of their domin a nce of theindustry,are Arthur Andersen & Lybrand: Delolfte kln s & Sells: Ernsl & Whlnney; Peat. Marwlck, Mitchell & Co.; Price Waterhouse & Co.; Touche Ross & Co.; and Artl\ur Young & Co. Most majol' corpora lions deal with one of these eight firms, whose revenue Is greater than that of other _accounHng firms. For Instance, In 1985, Arthur Andersen & Co .. the largest firm, had ·an ~nnual . r!'venueof a little more !han $1 billion, and Touche Ross & Co., the eighth-largest - member. had $448 mill! on In revenue. Only the next four firms below Touche Jloss & Co. had revenues of more than $100 m~l!on . After them, the revenu~ per firm dropped dramatically so that the 25th largest firm had just $16 million In revenue. Below this level, the accounting profession splinters Into thousands of smaller firms. There has been a trend toward consol!datlon In the lndt~st~y, with medium and smaller·slzed accouetlng firms merging In , order to betler compele wi1h each other and the gianls. In addlllon, foreign acco unllng fi rms have been acquiring lnteres1s In American firm s. For example, KMG Main Hutdman Is affiliated with lhe giant Amsterdam · bascd Klynveld Main Goerdeler, one of the major accounting firms of Europe. Accounting firms have a lso been branching out beyond their traditional ,functlons ·of auditing and accounting Into other busi· nesses services. particularly management counseling. A number of these firm s now offer specialized advice for clients In such Industries as fin ancial ser· vices, health care and telecommunications. (Mr. Evans Is t&n Investment broker for The Ohio Company In Its Gallipolis oil lee). renovation of Rio Grande's rest· denc e halls and the dining hall. Imp roved financial aid services and stud enl aclivltles ar c imme· diale targcls . Prior lo assuming his new position a t Rio Grande, Brown served as director of admissions arrd records - a post he had held since 196K He previously served as a college admissions counselor. He taughl in the Cincinnati public school sys tem for two years. Brown graduated from Soul(! Hi gh School. Col umbu s. in 1957. lle received his bachelor's de· gree, majoring In socia l sl udies and biology with teac her certlfl· calion. from Rio Grande in 1965. Hi s masler's degree In secon· dary and higher ed ucation ad mlnlslratlon was earned at Ohio Slale Universi ty In 1969. Brown Is Ihe v ice president ol lhe Jackson Ci ty School Board and a member of Ihe board of the Jackson YMCA. A member of the Chr isl United Methodist Ch urch, he Is a member and past pres ide nt of Ihe Jackson Rotary Club. He is aclive In the sta tewide scheo l board association and a member of the Masonic Lodge. In addition , Brown serves on the advisory board of the Civic Savings Bank. Jackson branch. Brown a nd his wife, Petrea, a teacher in lhe Jackson City school system, live In Jackson with their two children, :(nnette. 14, and Jason, 12. Stocks end -"ixed NEW YORK (UP! ) - The stock market llnlshed mixed last week In a Jekyl·and·Hyde perfor· mance that started with an Intense selling spree and ended with three consecutive gains. ·The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 47.36 to 2608.74, after having fallen below Z500 on Tuesday. The Dow set a record high close of ·!722.42 Aug. 25. • DEAN BROWN By CRAIG WEBB enough visitors · to break las! NEW YORK (UP! ) - 11 wa s as year's record or 14.1 million U.S. if Ihe audience for "Lei's Make a to urists. Deal" had escaped into the Jacob " In pas I years we we re seal · ·Javlts Convention Center. lered, " said Ken Talwar, who At a 'glance, one could see hu la runs I he Canadian to urist agen· dancers. violinists in hoop skirts. cy's efforts at snari ng convent ion a Las Vegas showglrl, a w.c. business. "Now we ' re prom ol ing Fi'elds lookallke doing card ourselves in more of a village tricks. rlverboal gamblers and concept." two men building a 6-foot sa nd The Canadian village repres cas tle. And that did not inc lud e ents a stepped·up elforl by th e I he rickshaw, the putting greens . coun lry to build on the 17 percent or the, women handi ng out increase in American visilors il miniature Loulsv !t'le Slugger recorded last year. It faced baseball bats. . plent y of competition . however, Ou!landish sights are I he norm not only from U.S. cilies but from wh,en the American Sociely of other booths promoting nations Association Execulives hold s its such as Hong Kon.g, Singapore. an~ual meellng. Citi es hungry lhe Philippines, Mexico, Austria for convention bu siness flock lo and Britain. meet with the group's members, A few dozen yards !rom Tal war who run their own associations and the Mounl ie, William W. a nd thus have a big say In Smit h of the Scoltish National decidingwherethemeetlngswill '('ourist Board stood in a ki ll. be held. calling out to convent ion goers to But lhe blggesl single display forget "the political s ilua!lon" did not feature Yankee Doodle thai dashed la st year's vacation Dandies or ·come·hilher hos· season and come ba c k to Europe. lesses . It had a Ca nadian The number of U.S . visits to Mountie . Ca nada bought 3\1 of the 756 booths al lhe convenlion Ia give 14 dlfferenl public and private COLUMBUS. Ohio tUP!) -It groups a 's pacious area 10 was good news ·bad news for Ohio sc hmooze. The goal wa s to draw peach producers !his year: be· caus.e or lhe mild spri ng a nd warm summer. they had good yields, .but prices were down because of those good yie ld s. Richard C. Fun! , Extension fru it specialist at Ohio Slale Univer sit y, sa id peaches shipped from South Ca rolina a nd Georgia early in the season brought $8-$10 for a 38·pound box. · By lhe end of Ju ly. local peaches were bringing aboul $4. c. BRENT STUMBO Stumbo promoted LOGAN - Brent Stumbo, a Nelsonville nallve . was recently t th pi'Omoted to roreman a e Logan Monumenl Company. Stumbo. a gradua t e of Nelsonville· York High School, is a graduate of the Dale Car negie cou rse in which he received the highest award for achievement. He Is also an active ar l contrlbu· tor to area and state art shows. Prior to his promotion, he was the company 's senior designer . Logan Monument Company, in bus ines s since 1887, has sales offices In Circleville; Logan. Pomeroy, VInton and Wellston . G.ood, bad news for -peach p rod . ucers Fun l blames competition from other produc ls and smaller size for the pri cP decline. Beca use bad wea th er wiped ou t local peach crops in recent years . consumers have found alterna· tlves. he said. Olher competition came from impo rted fruil and an ou1standing harvcsl in California. For appl es, -Ohio will have an NEW HAVEN, W.VA . -Two men recently received promo· lions a l !he Appalachian Power Co mpan y's MounlaincerPlanlin New Have n. Warren R. Ashto n. the opera · tions superintendenl. was' lhe performance superinlcndent be· lore receivi ng his promotion. The Pennsylvania naliv e began his utility career . in 1972 as a pf'rformance engin eer at Appal· ac hlan' s ,John E. Amos P lan I in Morgan's Landing, W.Va. In 19i8 he was· promoted to senior performance engi neer. " Plant as a performancesupervj s· lng engineer . He has since held the positions of product ion super · intendent of opera tion s and pla n I performance su pe rin te nde nt be· JAMES BLANK • • '. • ..'• • outstanding crop this yea r but not the record yields ·predicted fn. June, F un I says. . The hot and dry weather will reduce yields by about 200,000 bushels. He expects Ohio's apple crop to be aboul 3.4 million bushels as opposed to the 3.6 million bushels predicted ear li er. But apple lovers need not rear, • Ihere will still be 111,ore than enough to go around. Quality and size should be excelle nt , Funt said. Ohio growers may ha ve some trouble marketing their crop (·arty in Ihe season. but once . "backyard apples" are gone il's business as usuaJ. Funt said additional mark ets will open !hanks 10 th e severe droughl in lhe Eastern states . The East will have plenty of processing apples bul will need help from Ohio and other states 1o fill their fresh market nePrls . Ashton, Blank are promoted ·NeWS Jetter aVal'Iable wasThree months aft er !hal , he moved 10 the Mounlaineer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPl) Hom e Business Dlgesl, a new· sletter with tips and Ideas for the home-based entrepreneur, Is now available from lhe Ohlo Cooperative. Extension service. Home Business Digest covers topics from cuS1omer relations and copyrights to telephones and time management, says Grlegory Passewltz, ~xtenslon small business specialist. The articles arl? timely and feature current home business research. Subscriptions to the newsletter have doubled since Its debut in fall1986 as Home Business News. The new name. Home Business' Digest, was adopted to avoid potential copyright lnfrlngem.,nts. The newsletter Is published quarterly. Annual subscription rate Is $6. For more Information, contact your county Extension . office or write to Gregory Passe· witz, 2120Fyffe Road, Columbus, Ohio, 43210. - Europe in 1986 dropped more tha n 20percentfrom the previous year to to ta l !).2 million, mainly because of fears caused by the Achille Lauro ship hijacking, the TWA . jet hijacking to Lebanon a nd terrorl sl attacks in several airports. Europe and the Medi· terranean region were the only parts of the world to see fewer America ns than in 1985. Now the U.S. Travel and Tourism Adminislration and for· eign · touri sm officials say the number of visilors is growing. Mosl of tho se Americans are ind ividuall ravelers, however, so officials like Scotland's Smith came to the association execu· lives meeting In search of con· vention business. Renale E ngel hard! of the Ger· man Convention Bureau said she sensed a resurgence In European interest among co nventio n planners. " Business really stopped last year because there was fear," she sa id. "Now we are back selling." fore becoming performance superintenden t. James (Buddy) Bla nk. also a Pennsylva nia nalive. has sue· ceed Ashton as production super· in ten den I of opera lions. He was e mployed at Ohio Valley Electric Corpora tion' s Kyger Creek s tal ion in 1971 as a les l engin eer. He tra nsferred to Indiana & Michigan Elec tric Company in 1974 as an elccl rica! co ns true lion .assislant for . Cook Plant Construct ion . Th e follow · ing year he mov<'d lo Ohio Power Company as an cleet rica! eo n· struction assisla nl for Milrhcll Plant Co nslruclion. In 1979 he was promo1ed 10 pla nt engineer at Ihe Mountainee r Plant and ha s since held th e positions or perfor· mance supen·i!-! in g engineer. WARREN"· ASHTON ' �September 13 1987 Farm 7 Page 0 2 September 13 1987 I MYSTERY FARM - This weeks mystery farm featured by the Me1gs SoU and Water Conservation District Is located somewhere In MCJgs County Individuals wishing to participate m the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm sowner Just mall ordropol!yourguessto the the Dally Sentinel Ill Court St Pomeroy Ohio 45769 or the Gallipolis Tribune 825 Third Ave Gallipolis Ohio 45631 and you may win a$5 cash prize from the Ohlll Valley Publishing t;o Leave your name address and telephone number w1th your card or teller No telephone calls will be accepted All contest entries should he turned In to the newspaper olllce by 4 p m each Wednesday In case of a lie the winner will be chosen by lottery Next week a Gallla County Iarm will be featured by the Galha SoU and \\ater Conserva tion District OARDC researcher wins award WOOSTER Oh10 (UP!) - An Ohio State University agrlcultu ral sc1ent!st has received the htghest award given b) the North Central Division of the Amen can Phytopathological Society The society named A F Schmltthe nne r plant pathologist at Ohio State s Agncultura! Research and Development Cen ter recipient of lis 1987 Dtstln gu!shed Serv1ce Award In recog nll10n of his research with Phytophthora root rot a nd other plant d1seases Sc hmitlhenner s research led to the !solation of the phytoph tho a pathogen dtscovery of the ftrst source of resistance to the pathogen a nd he release of new phjlophthora res s a ni soybea ns He latet dentlfted new races of the pathogen a nd lncorpcrated multi race rests a ncr n certa n var et 1es Hts work led to a n ntegrated co nt rol progra m combtmng htghly tolerant \anetles with phytophthora spec iftc seed trea t menr used with recommended tillage dramage a nd crop rota 10n for mtntmum los ses fh s cont rol s tra egy has become a symbo l supported by sta te fed era! and mdu stry research programs Schm1 thenner who has been w th the researc h centet for 35 years a lso "as cited for exten stve sc!enttflc mvestlgatons with soybean seed decay and poor seed quality caused by the phomopst s and diaporthe organ sms Agam control Is resul ng from an Integrated control ap proach ncludmg recommended crop rotation cult lvars fungi clde seed treat ment toptc al fungtclde sprays plan ring dates and t1mmg of harvest Recently Schm ltthe nner be gan us ng ht gh tec hnOlogy me thods of cell cult ure and somal c embryogenests to selecl and mcrease high disease tolerance c haracl e rt s t lcs to plant va r ettes Pt Pleasant & VICtntty WASHINGTON (UPI) - A small reduction m corn that "111 be harvested per acre led the Agriculture Department to re duce Its esllmatp of the nation s corn harvest to 7 14 billion bushels off 1 percen t from last months estimate The estimate s 13 percent less than last years crop of 8 25 h Ilion bushels In the second monthly s urvev of 1987 corn production based on Sept 1 cond!hons lhe Agrlcul lure Department Thursday pro JeCied a record yield of 119 9 bushels per acre 1 5 bushels less than last month s forecast but 0 6 bushels larger than last years record of 119 3 bu shels A month ago the department predicted a 1987 corn harvest of 7 23 b IliOn bus/leis In the mte r rn the natiOnal average was pulled dow n by deteriorating y elds m Nebraska OhiO and the Atlant c coastal s tates The s lightly h gher yteld par t ally offsets a 14 percent reduc ton m crop acreage this yea r Farmers tr mmed corn acreage from 69 2 m Ilion acres last year to 59 6 mtllton acres th s year n response to a go, ernment pro Sl•los could be more d angerous d ue t 0 h eat COLUMBUS Ohto !UP! Because of an unu sually hot and dry s ummer there s an m creased chance of potsonous gases formtng In corn s ilage an Ohio Stat e Umvers1ty safety specta hst savs When I hi' weather ts dry and corn has a high concentrat ton of mtrat es there s a greater pctenllal of s1lo gas being formed Albert Pugh s ays The safetv lea der for theOht oCoope a t1ve Ex tens on Serv tce says these gases are highly toxtc and may cause fires or explos ons n silos Silo gases form when corn a nd othet g1 een plants are ff'rmenled Into stlage for livestock feed During the enst l ng process several gases - mcludmg car bon diOxide methane and ntt r c oxide - are released All of these are potenttally dead!} but rarely does enough co llect m a si lo to ca use probl em s I he rea I danger s when mtnc oxtde combines with oxygen The n1t10gen dtoxtde gas that res ults Is highly toxic a nd can cause death or permanent lung da m age Pugh says Nitrogen gases have a dis agreeable odor a nd range In co lor !tom red to orange and dark brown Because these gases are heavier tha n air they will settle to the lowest poss ible level This m ay make both the silo and nearby buildings a death trap for humans and livestock The greatest danger occurs one to three days after harvest but can continue for up to three weeks m some s ituations Pugh says A pctent!al gas hazard also exists when silos are opened Pugh says II s possible to work around silo gases for some time without ever teellng major dis comfort The resulting lung dam a!l'e however may cause death just a few hours later No one should assume he Is sate just because he has not been affected by silo gases In the past he adds Pqgh offers these gas safety • rul es for s tlo worker s -Ru n the blower for lo 01 20 m mut es bef01e enl e rmg a part ly fill ed s ilo Keep the blower runmng wh tle any onC' ts m the s tr ucture -It s best to stay ou t of the s tlo fo r two weeks aft e fill ng Never e nt er a s lo unless someo ne e lse s nearby - Leave the blower ptpe c lose to he st lage le1 el to draw off gas -A the s l ghtes t nd catw n of coughmg or throat lrrltatton get outofthestloa nd ntofres h a rat once Jmmed1ate med ca l a llen lion wil l reduce lung damage and s t op pneumon1a ft om deve lopmg -Keep ch Idre n and an mals away fi om the s tl o dur ng the f llmg period and for at leas one week af terward -Close the door between the s ilo room and the barn dunng the danger per od to protect h\es tock -Ventilate the s1Io room for a t least tv.o weeks after ftlilng by openmg a ll outs tde doors and "mdows Removmg chu e doors Ia the level of the set tled s lage per mits natura l ventilati on at the pc n where gas ends to concentrate -If gases are p1esen a n air I me or an air backpack Is a must for entering the s lo The best rule Is to stay outside out If there Is a reason for entermg use a n air supply Bes des holding deadly gases s ilos also can be hig hly flammable Silo fires often result from e nsiling low moisture materials usually below 45 percent mols ture Pugh says As the silage ferments It genera tes heat If the sllo leaks air a c harri ng fire may s tart anywhere n the s ilage and conti nue burnmg for long periods of time E nsiled materials s hould con taln 50 percent or more moisture for safe s.torage In a ddition cracks an d leaks at the base and s ilo doors s hould be sealed before lUling Keep the sllo sealed untll the silage Is needed .. t~rkeys m I9R6 after salmonella and hemorrhagic enteritis can wipe out up to 20 percent of a far mer s birds Use of the 1ar cine ts expe<;ted to cur production costs and prices consumers pay for turkey said Keyvan Nazer ian the vacci ne s Inventor and an Agriculture Department med leal officer In East Lansi ng Mtch Unllkt" other vaccines that carry a risk of transmitting other disorders Naze11an said hi s \acrlne Is made from a form of the hemorrhagic ente ritis \lrus that Is a!lvP but does not cause disease record 34 bushels per acre Last mont h s estimate wa s 34 7 bu shels per acre last year s harv es t averaged 33 8 bushels and the record was 34 I bushels In 1985 The record soybfan harvest was 2 26 b1ll!on bushels m 1979 Soybea ns are a lso used for ltves tock feed human consump ion and Indu stria l uses In another monthly upd ate the department projected the 1987 Soviet gram crop at 205 million metnc tons the sa me as las t months forecast But the esh m a te of Soviet Imports was reduced Ia 28 m!lllon tons 3 million below last month a nd the sm a lles t smce 1978 79 The depart m e nt predicted US production of gra n sorghum anot her hvestock feed at 75 million bushels down 20 percent fr om las t year and fr acrfo nallly less than las t month s est tmate Th e American wheat crop ts expected to total 2 11 bJlllon bushels up 1 percent from last year The already ha rvested winter wheat crop wa s 1 57 btlllon bushels 3 percent larger than last yea r M9v ng Sale 2 aew ng ma chines household m ac 1tema rotot lara rid ng lawn mower too 1 Iota of m ac Start ng F d•v 11 Orv~lla Field• 1 m le out Oahe Road off 511nd H II 8 9 Pubhc Not1ce PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT OF BIDS Gall a Me gs CAA 11 now accepting bida for replae na the gat furnace -adding Cln tral aer cond 110ning end up gredtng duct ng 1y1tema to ta off ces n Cheah~re Oh10 Sealed b1d1 will be accepted until 4 00 p m September 30 1987 Off Cl IPICI II lpproJU metely 3200 aq ft and 11 1 two atorv build•ng con atructed ot concrete bloc:ka Each b•d must be for the total ayttem (heat ng and cooling) Tho Gall 1 Mttgo CAA reserves the r ght to wa1ve any 1nformallt •• or to reJect any and all b d1 Gall • Me1g1 C AA 11 •n equal employment tun1ty employer oppor Coli 367 7341 ot 992 6620 for env mat10n further mfor (91 13 20 27 3tc 3 Announcementt 12th Annut~l Hunting Cline. Sunday S~tpt 1 3Hl 12 00 i II 5 00 PM '•etOtY r.sw~JMnt• tiftt from Bear Janning• and Gokltn bgte An:hwy Mot• betg W nch.. ter Thompaon Can1er 1nd CVA Arm• T•co D•• Fo mula Charlu Oa v and kolp n Ooo 30 m nutet Archety mon..- shoot Pf ••• .vety ONE OAV ONLY SPECIALS Tn Counf"1 Spon Shop Pont Pie• Nnl W Va 304 1?5 29ti8 W e pay caah for late modal c aan used cas Jim Mink Chev Olda Inc Bill Gane Johnaon 614 446 3672 3 Announcements Abaolutly no hunting No excap t ont at eny t me on Ebet Roush Farm n Syrac:uae Oh o Mar1o r 11 Durat owner ANNOUNCEMENl W • a 8 ble Bookstore h .. moved aero•• the strut to 411 Man St Pont PleaNnt W Va Phone 304 676 6833 TOP CASH pad to 83 model and newe utad ca 1 Smith Bu ek Pont ac 1911 Eaat.,n Ave Ga pols Call 814 4415 2282 Jt nil Auto 1 w th o without mo1ors C... 61 4 388 9303 WANTED TO BUV Used wood & toa hlttllft Swt n a Fum tu e 3d & OlveSt Ga polis Ca &14 441 3119 B yng d11 y god 1 ve coins ng• jewe y stet ng wart o d co ns lar.v e cu rencv Top prices Ed Bu ke« Ba b" Shop 2nd At~e M dd ~ t Oh 814 992 3476 5333 Wanted 10 buy ac •P stnl and ma 1 1 R den S•"'•v• 614 992 &•tiB Ant qu•u ng1 tu n u e o d guns pie e houteho d E•••tll Caah paid Ca l Brion Lea 114 386 Oaa gnar k Hans 6 wks old littM t lllnlld E •• am.ty f landly f ...- Male & Fema a Call ..... f rnpl t1 V!Ill' II I S"rv11.t :. 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II 114 4414111 Black temale dog pan cock• apanel Cal 114 2651911 11f tar 4 00 pm Found On V~nton Ave ~~ 11 whita dog w th black Hound dog lac• Aj»prox 30 lba P ckup at d09 pound Wooden Pallats on F Jll come F rat Mrw baa11 lnqu 1 In penon at Galllpolia Daly Tr b una Office 825 Th rd Aw Gall polis Lost n Keno • ea mala nautared Collie eenHd w th collar Answen to Lance Ca I I 14 9815 42 27 I'll award Sapt 14 16 and 11 pm Household cloth ng ate XXXL 41•30 t ousars Wilma H Portland I 00 10 00 tem 1 th r1L Cauo V ard aal• at Bo.o 1 Thu ld-v Sept 10th Sund-v S4tpt H1h 10 00 til d•k Sentclf Cit 1en 1 C.nter Sale M.....,_ry Hatghtt Stpt 1 S 1 lth 9 4 p m Clothing ale &11:1" hou~d Jtama small appUancu coll~iblft jii'Na ry nclud ng Sarah Covent,., Call MGM FAIM CITY For All Your Farm and Home Heating and Petroleum Needs Med c:al Tachnolog at or MLT (ASCPJ 89 bed hotp tal with mmtid ate opttn ng 'Two y•• 1 ea PI ence p et.,rld Compet ve llllf"' end fr nge benafit paekage Send resurna o appty n penon o Oak H II Commun tv M ed cal Cen ter 360 Ch• lotte Avenu e Otic H " Oh 4'6166 or cal Adm1nlatrator at 614 692 7717 1 DAIRY • BEEF • SHEEP - CALVES • CHICKENS If order too b1g No order too small MGM FARM CITY FARM C f'l' Jli!IC I'OMERDy . OH . tt4 U2 2111 . 540 East Main 992-2181 Pomeroy Fr endly Home P1r1 n h11 open nga to man-uer• and dtlltra n you • 11 Lll gnt ne n ptrty plen f " kh brand new Chr tt mas catalog toy u tt end home d.cor catalog Over BOO tams Top commlu on and hotttll gitta cal for t ee cata og 1 800 Jtm 1 Odd Job Serv c• pa nt ng c•pentar work tundeck skiing oofing C.ll 614 379 2416 OUAilhy oofin9 Free eat •10 a squ• t Contact Rand¥ at 814 ue 6957 Want to do hght housec ean ng n Gall pol11 e ea Call I 14 448 7\l11 G ve p ano and organ tenons n my home to beg nne 1 ad t~t~nces:t students and adults A 10 teactt chc d ng and transpoatng U nte eated call 614 992 6403 Call 614-992-2181 and ask for Gary We're Here To Serve You DELIVERIES TO MEIGS, GALLIA and MASON COUNTIES MGM 540 East Main 992-2181 Pomeroy Country etreat nenled n wooda on 3 7 ac:rea Features nc ude g eenhouse 2 b ed ooms 1 Vii baths western ed cedar exte o garage nature t a a F ee gas paved oada low axet Mega County •47 600 Ca 614 742 2692 GOve nment Homes tor $1 00 (u Repe r) Buy d recti Repos and Tax te zed p opert" Cal toda~ tor facta 1 518 459 3646 Ext H1 &22(to I efundtble}24 hra 246 N Founh Ave M dd apon Make offer 614 247 4672 o 814 247 2532 614 742 2393 0 HyHII 1 uud can Rut land n now dong ca body wo k pant ng and cfesn up Cal614 7.2 3154 Teael'le 1 w te wi1h 4 ~ea o d eh ld w II baby at n her home New Htven 304 882 377 6 Financial Laon M ason County to ule by owner beaut fu aneh home on 20 acres Sma I barn pond good hunt nu flo se ove spa • d u 304 468 1 542 Country custom stone taneher 50 o ng ac n met cu ousf rst owne upkeep t ep ace centra a 3 bad ooms 1 h beths pat o courtyard men cu ad awn ba n 4811.64 meta bldg and much mo e Leon a ea Ca Sha on Stevans 304 662 22 15 o Cen1u v 21 Sham ock 304 757 6969 appl cadont now bmng lo full t m• pos t ion Pl.-.nt VIIIey Nu 1 ng Ca 1 Cant• 1pply pat sonnet oH e• pt._.nt \1-' ~ Ho1p 304 675 4340 AA fOE Bus1ness Opportunity 2966 o schools end st o es • 18 000 00 304 675 7833 Cpunt y Custom Stone anche SO o I ng acret Met cutout t at RESTAURANT h ab t hlld 16 Y•• 1 P :ua d nn$1"1 aand wlches D 1 & D 2 licente Ona of Sou haatte n Oh o s n ce,t Owne wah ng o ot e nter "'~ p nc pl .. on ly Rttpond t o Bo• T 104 c/ o Ga pol a Tr bune 825 3 d Ave Gtll po-l I Oh 0 415831 Nice y furn shed amall houtl Adulu only Referancea e qu ad Off 1t eet pa king Ph 614 4415 03 3 8 4 BR house for rent 3 ml so of G1 I pol 1 $300 • month plus dep Ref requ red Call 614446 1616 Aher 5 00 PM call ..61244 4 8R house on 1 acre Exce ocatkln Ref Call A 1 Real Eat.te Broker Call 304 675 6104 or 675 n38 Very nice 3 br house N te netghborhood ac gn heat d shwather stove ref g wuher furn shed Cal 814 446 7025 Hou ... 938 111 Ave party fu n t tled 8200 ,._,., mqnth Call 614 448 403~ or 446 1615 or 446 1243 4Rm &bath 192B h Ch81tnut t76 Oep Cal St 8165 a mo 614 44e 3870 2 BR 2 bath I S26 0 pe month Dep requ rad B oolchart Lane Ca 614 44& 4222 betwllflm Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Card of Thanks Card of Thanks The famtly of Wtshes to thank 1111 our netghbors .and frtends for 1hetr express1ons of love and fnendshtp tn our • time of sorrow Wilham l Folmer and Famtly Wa would hke to thank everyone who helped 1n any way durtng our ttme of need eopa c1ally for your prayers Spactal thanko to our fem1h11 Rev Roger Grace and Dr Marga rei Harnmh Your kind ness will not be for gotten Jeff Tammy Jordan 81 Kevm Htll CARD OF THANKS We eKtond a aoncere thankt to all of our fnenda neighbors and relative• who offered eo much kind neoo and sympathy during the recent tllnou and death of Mrt Hallla Arela Murray who wao etlhor our mother grandmother or greet grandmother We grutly apprectetld the cering etllff al the Holzer Medical Center Dr Attce Grlcoekt the comforting and op~r~tuat wordl of Pootor Alvis Pol lard and 1he profe111onal aervices of the Wllhs Fu nero! 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William (Rave) Fraley and the lam of Charla Antho Murra 16 1 8r apt n•• No pets Ref and t22 5 e month 4782 49 3 o 4 br 1 VI bath k tc:hen fu n shed 6 Court St $260 a mo plus ut H " Dep a Ref Call 814 446 4926 Newly remodeled charm ng 1 br unfumrahed apta n Galbpo 1 t175 $226 per month Oep & Ref r•qu red C11 614 446 232& or 441 4425 Duplex fo Rent 2 br ac stove retr g dw fumiahed Ref & dep required l ke n8'.111 122& a mo Call 814 448 3888 or 446 .U91 1 400 14 ft commerc II tp•c• Suitable tor off cet or Mailing Corner of 2nd & Pine Call 614 441 2325 or 441 4425 Furn shed apt neltt to I brary One p otea11onal edult only Park ng Cell 814 446 0338 28 carpet efng and stove 681 l d Ave 1250 a mo plua dep Call 614 246 9696 2 Mob e homes 1 ace ot 2 t om Hannan T ace Schoo • Ru al ware blaek top road Cal 614 258 6343 m 111 1974 Conco d 3 b 14•70 to a alee new c a pel extra nee t8960 Call 614446 1986 Modula hom a & 3 br t • ler on p lvlte lot Alia tuated on 10 aces 10 m nut111 f om Gall pollt Call 814 446 0362 Repo11t111ed homes from Gov t t om *1 00 plus epelrl taaea Throughout OH N•t onw d el Also lax propen •• Cal 218 463 3000 nclud ng Sunday E11.t H1278 3 br fin shed buem11nt electr c wood heat appl cancea Appra sed at U4 000 Sale *49 900 Call 614 448 u••g• 3040 2 In Memonam In Memory of ILO HURT 1913 1986 33 Busmess Butldmgs Prec1oue memories how they hnger lowd and ITIII-.1 by wife ch11dran and grandchildren In Memory Of VIRGIL DAY Who passed away Sept 13 1984 Dear Husband and Father you are not forgotten Though on earth you are no more Stilt In memory you are with us As you always were before M11aed and loved by your w1fe Mary SOil and daughter In law Ferret and Petrlcia Da Commercial bu ding• fo lease Downtown Pt Pleasant StOfll off cet A One Real Estate Ca ol Yeage 8 oker Ca 304 875 6104 15 000 Co I e14 694 3833 ., e 1729 Appro• 3 acres Fruh trees rural water tNall septic tenk fh 1 between 8 dwell & No Gall • H S Lots of road frontage Ill 600 Call 61. 388 9354 eo 1 ~ au lot on Jarrya Run Rd Apple G ow wHh rural w•ter 304 578 2383 PRICED RIGHT One acre buikUng lot• on At 2 .. Alhton Public watvr and mob le homn P«ml...d 304 670 2330 One •or• lott on Ma11on 80 at Aahton public water mabUe homft permitted down e110 per mon1h 304 178 •soo 2338 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olt\le St Gall polis NEW I pc wood group *399 Liv ng oom aut" *118 •as& Bunk b1d1 wHh bedding t199 Ful alZII manre11 & foundettOn sta ling 199 Reel ners start ng t99 USED Beds dresser. bedroom aultes t199 t299 Desks wnnger washer • complete 1 ne of ueed fu niture NEW Wett•n boata UO Workboatl $18 & up (Staal & soft toe I Call 814 «6 31 fi9 Happy Ads Lo~e APARTMENTS mob e homes houses Pt Pleesant and Ge I po Is 614 446 8221 2 bedroom turn sed apt et and depol t New Haven W Va 304 882 3267 6024 Furn sh&d 2BR c able ewa abe AC ver v ew n Kanauga Foate 1 Mob le Home Pa k Ca I 614 448 1602 12:.60MobileHome 2b 8150 a mo s 160 dep located on Sowa daR dge Rd Call 614 258 6208 or 246 6122 1 a er to rant 260 4th A11e 81 75 a mo AI utI t e1 pad Ca I &14 446 0544 Mollg 8. Alison or 304 773 11 3 rooms and bath gas heat g ound f oar washe and d yer hook up no ch dren mmed ate occu pancy No pett phone 304 675 4480 ext 53 Ot 60 One biKiroom fu n shed apar1 ment n Po nt Pleasant Ext a ciee n end n ce Adu ts no pets phone 304 675 1386 One and two bedroom apts Pont Pleasant 304 675 2480 even nga ca 6,., 446 2200 Fu n 11hed ept Adults only 2 rooms and beth cle'n Ca 304 675 24e2 Very n ce 3 bed oom all electr c apartment a ge porch c: ty water No pllts Oepo111 end reference requ ltd C ab C eek Rd t226 month Pus utI tea 304 675 6609 afte 5 30 675 1087 Furmshed Rooms Rooms fo ent day week month Gall a Ho1el Call 614 446 9580 Rent as low as $120 Help Wanted ATTENTION! UNEMPLOYED AND DISLOCATED WORKERS There 1s ftnnnc1al oss1stonce available for stu dents of the Heat Pr0<ess1ng technology offered by Hocktng Techntcol College begtnnmg fall quarter whtch starts September 14 Thts IS a cooperohve educ:at1on two year onoctalt degree program Students of the program wtlj alternate quarters of tnstructton and 1ndustrr related expartence dunng the two rear ptrtod Completion of fhe program wtll enable 1ndt vtduals to enter on Industry where there 11 a htgh demand and solary for heat trealtng sk1lls If you ore Interested tn the program you may <ontoct Mr R N Johnson or Mr Jerry M<Cio1n at 1 800 282 4163 or 1 7S3 3S91 bf 2403 month 2 & 3 b mob le homes Cal 614 446 0527 afte 2 PM anytime week ends Fu n shed oom S75 Util t fJI pad Share bath S ngla m•le 919 Second Gall pols Cell 446 4416 atte 7pm TEMPORARY FULL TIME SECRETARY II SCHOOL OF NURSING Rto Grande Cottege/ Commumly Cottage an month nounces1he open ng of a temporerv full t me posi I on for a Secretary II in the School of Nur.1ng Cell 614 992 7521 814 992 2363 44 Apartment for Rent Report ng dtreclty to the Dean of tho School of othe t.ours Nurstng thts secretanal pos1tton 11 responsible for the general secretar el dut•es of the faculty of the 46 Space for Rent school 11 well as all of the secreta nat work for the Dean Excellent typmg and mterpersonal sk1ll1 are requnea H1gh school degree or equNalent 11 requtred Prev1 ous offtca eKpenence as well as worlung knowl edge af word processors and computers rs heghly Off ce Space fo ent Excel downtown Gal pols ocatlon lnqu es call 614 446 4222 3 Announcements preferred Antlctpated begmntng data for the po11t1on would be November 30 1987 Entry wage 54 95 per hour for th s 37 V2 hour week wtth standard work hours of Monday through Fnday 6 00 a m 4 30 p m Interested persons should send a resume 1nclud tng the name of three references and a cover letter before the dead! ne of October 9 t 987 to NO HUNTING AT NIGHT or DAY NO DOGS ALLOWfD DN PROPERTY OF MINNA PERSINGER Bladen Mmorvtllt Road Uptta s unfu n shed epanm&nt Ut I tlea pa d Carpeted no en ld reno peta C•ll614 446 1637 Furn shed apartment 8210 utI t es pad 1 bdr 920 Fourth Gal po 1 Call 446 4416 after 8pm 2 BR apts 6 closets k tthan IlPPI turn shed Waaher Dryer hook up ww carpet newly panted deck Regency Inc Apta Ca 304 675 n3e or 67& 6104 Fum11hed Apt 1 8 $226 lit t et pe d 701 4th Ave Gallipo 1 Cal 614 446 4418 tftef 8 00 PM 3 Announcements &14 . . County App ance Inc Good used appl ancH and TV aett Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Sat 614 44& 1698 827 3«1 Aw Gallipol a OH GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryer• ref ager.ton ranges Skaggs Appliances Uppe R ve Ad bnida Stone Crest Motel 614 4•16 7398 2 bed oom house newly edone New bath new k tchan For ent as of Oet 1 1 month en 1 month secur ty equ rad Call 614 992 5687 between 9 00 and 6 00 36 lots & Acreage V1cant lot on Pine Str"t n Gallipolis Water end sewage Parcel No 007 023 021 00 ..•......... 90 D•v• ume •• e..h with approved credit 3 Mila out Bulav lie Rd Open 9am to 5pm Mon th"' Sat Ph 614 446 Dt. Linda/ 20 acre farm w th 3 BR houae Hannan T ace Road Glenwood W Va tor moe nformat on ca 3047736118 or 7735186 afte 5 00 34 61 Household Goods Fu n ahed wood burn ng f repace cable &\It labia. utI ti" pad 1 man on~ Foate 1 Mob le Home Park Call 614 446 1602 238 1 Farms for Sale S x acre m n fa m fenced pas ture plus wood and one ba n two out bu d ngs three bed room all electr c br ck rench 0\18 looking r ve near town Ca 3046767119 e S•ve 1 ot Check ut out for carpet and furn ture 9•12 C.rpet $150 8 place wood tlv ng room sun: *398 Mollohan Fu n ture Upper Rrver Rd Call 614 446 74.U. Val rrv Fu n ture new & used Lllrge aett on of qua ty furn ture 1 21 6 Eastern Ave Gall pols Ott ce Space for Rent Excellent for Ano neva Accountant ate C 011 to Court House Call W semen Real Estete Agency 614 446 3644 Located on M o nlng S a Ad Racne 14K70 2 bedroom fem lv room w 1h f ep ace I 'V ng oom w th t l d ng doo 1 fu ly equ pplld k tchen f ont and be k po ches storage bldg tel up and ready to move n Two acre lot fo rent Cal afte 6 00 pm 614 354 4084 •us 0322 Mer ch~ ndt se Furn atted ap11rtment 3 ooma & beth clote to Wash ngton Sehoo Ca 304 675 29_90 46 Repouesaed Mob le Hornet We heva em we f nance em Exam p e 198'4 C nton 14.:70 thee bed oom 1 ~ ba h f ota eleet c 'ofery good cond t on 8 500 down payments at 8210 pe month 800 828 0752 For lease Sotu end chairs Pficed from •386 to t985 Tabltt *50 end up to Hid•• Hde 1310 to e&l& Reclinen •221 to 1375 lampt t21 to *125 D1nettaa 1109 and up to *411 Wood tabla w chatra *211 to •795 O.ak f100 up to U7& Hutehal 1400 end up Bunk beda compiMe w m•n,..... 1295encl..,pto*315 labybeds I 1 10 Mattr..... or boK IIPrintt full or twin tiS firm 171 !l"d 188 Quaan • • t221 K ng •360 4 drawer ch"t 188 Gun cabinets 6 uun Gas or electrie ange t3715 Baby man,.. ... •3& • t46 Bad frlma UO tlO & K ng "-me teo Good Mlectlon of bedroom sunea metll cab nets hlllldbo8rds 130 and up to t66 Happg for Rent 1986 Clayton Newport mob e home 2 BR bay w ndow n ki1chen 0 ahwuhe underp n n ng Ct 614 388 9013 t 1 5 000 Nagqtiab a SPACES FOR RENT Trailar kJtl Rt 1 Locust Road b1ck ol k . k 304-67& 1078 Up~oulrs futn shed 2 oom1 & beth Clean No petl Dep & Ref requ red UtI tift paid Call 814 448 1619 9 30 • 30 Ha\le toamend board tor eJde tv Reuonable Call 81 4 992 7204 1 Ava abe Oct HMC 1 adult dep required Ce 814 441 ---------------:'' Rooms to rent by week or Sttuations Wan led Will ca a for penona w th nervotJt or mental d aorders and elderly n my pnvate home Elm Home M ddleport Oh o 614 Sp11ca for small trailers AI hook ups cable Alao afflelenc:v rooms air and cable Mason W Va Call 304 773 15161 6 0176 c. 12 1 Bedroom Gartte Apt cent al air good locat on Ref 1nd dep requ ed Call 114 11146 4169 LAYNE & FURNITURE 9 5 42 Mobtle Homes 1976 Buddy Mo b l e Hom t:~ 14d)6 wth 1011.32 addton nc ud ng woodburner Owners mo11ed mu11sell Be at offer Ca 814 446 8427 afte 5 30 PM AAA Sa " Rep •• Ga 1 and Ma gt County d•al fo hom• malcert Se 1 AAA membe th p t to vour fr end1 ne ghbora relatNII Eve von• need1 one! 0 ea opportunity to wo k with grear people 11 ng • II eat p oductand make a great Irving Vou H ove ttl • ob Send • esume o wo k h st o v to AAA The Auto C ub of South..,, e n Oh o 710 Walla St Pont mouth Oh o 46882 Aun Bob 4 b house 11nd t br house both loceted n R o Grande nell.t to CO lege Call 614 246 9170 or 448 1323 COUNTRY MOilLE Homa Park. Route 33 North of Pomeroy Ranul ualert Call 614 992 7479 Downtown 1 b furn shad ept ac carpeted 8 225 a mo t 1 00 dep Call 614 4•6 1788 3 b house ac e lot located betwelln Gall po ' lo~ s & Goodyea Plant Atte 4 00 ca ll 304 676 2683 0 576 2101 32 Mob1ie Homes for Sale D-3 51 HouHhold Good• .48 1467 01 owner upkeep F eplace cent al 111 J b 1 h bath s pat o co u tye d man cu ed ewn ban 48a64 meta bid and mo e Ca Sh1 on Stevena562 2215 Q Century 21 Sham ock 7S7 6969 Leon area Rt 62 &•••• REPS NEEDED fo busin111 aecounu Full T me •10 000 000 Pa t 1 me 112 000 111000 No Selling ap•at bua n1111 Set your 0¥'11'1 houra Tra n ng p ovldod l 1 &12 938 oe70 M f B1m to ~pm Cent tl St•ndt d T m• Houses for Rent Uret1 kJcat on Up1ta111 unfur nllhecf. 2 b ut 1 ties PI d Aduhaonly Ce after3 30 614 4 bed oom 1 ~ bath• bas• mMt eenta air 2 ca ge age Lynn St New Haven 304 882 yn ·~c\IPtld Renlals 614 742 Stat on manaa• to oct com ptnv W te aaume of eape nenc. and quallf cat ona to Oa y Sentmal P 0 BoK 7295 Pomeoy Ohio 415719 AVON All 1 . . . Ctll Ma W eave 304 "82 2645 46 Space for Rent Apartment for Rent 3091 21 .,,.,1y Call after W II p ck up and deliver Good uaed mowe a to sa e Cal cloaa Perhapa you sent a plaoter or spray FARM CITY Gove nment Homes from •1 (U fPI I De nquant ta)l p operty Repaufl .. ons Ca 806 687 8000 En GH 9806 to current repo llal 2 o 3 bed ooms double ot Park Cuttod an fo Fort Buff ng ton laand pa k on SA 124 1 Portland Oh o Yur ound caretalutt cont ect Ap pUcadon deadl ne 1 0 02 17 Conuct Oh o Hlttoricat Soc A'IV 1986 V.. ma Ave Columb~o~t Oh 43211 Ah Stave Wo t e &14 297 2631 17 000 00 6 00 pm 304 578 2006 41 6 oom house two baths new Grow 1 Lawn MowfJr Repe Road ent roof Nunsh windows gerage 227 1510 • ' has the most complete feeding program in the area. CRIMPING All Available at MGM Farm Caty No We nMd 1 c., • ., m nded p&aple or ented person to work'" a h gh quality dant•l oH ce The pllrfee1 job to thll r ght peraon Please aand complete retume to Oa ly Sent net 8o111 729 K Pom..-oy Oho 992 6873 I" MGM FARM CITY, INC. MIXING N. .dad Dantat Hygential fo 1 people or anted h gh qua tty dental office Send compltne 11ume to Da IV Sentinel Boa: 729 K Pomarov Oh o 4 room house for sale o Co 1614 448 2666 44 The Sunday Trmes Sentinel- Page 6 68 a~;:rea with wei Jerr;t Run 88 I GRINDING suo Uke new rna ntenance free 2 br anch i u y c:a peted 15m n to Gal pol 1 or Mercerv I e Call 814 266 6200 Acc"Pt nu bids to removal oi houH t HI ..,d 2 tma I bu ld inga Ptyment on cornp tt on Proof of nauranc:t requtred lnqu re at South•n StttH 1 &1 9 Kanawha St Pt Pleasant M F SCOTT FOLMER you need help or suggestions on your farm programs, we have a freld serv1ceman to help you Just call and we'll be there! 448 36 lots & Acreage Homes for Sale Bookkeape wantftd H S gfld w th some computer aaper ence p efer ..t F'-11.ibtt hou I pGIIIbl• nqu.ra at Southern Statn 1519 Kanawha St Pt pteaunt K nan• 304 8711 1781 loat 1nd Found No axpe ~~~nee necHury Mutt be eva ab 1 to mmed ate em plovment Hours 1 PM ro 10 PM t1200 a month Call Monday only 9 00 AM 2 00 PM for peaonal lntarvew 614 31 W II do baby sin ng In my home Call 814 387 7698 •eo tra ned 7 w.-1 old kitt~NtJ 2 blacll and whha cuta at c.., be 304 1715 7242 6 HELP WANTED 8 ABVS nER e14 ..e 2.57 Old p •Y*' upright p ano Call Want to babys t n my home Have good raterencea Cont•ct Judv S.nder1at 814 448 8621 or 2fi8 8783 &099 Unar Sm•llco .. 1 V' okt NOPIP•I Good naturad and lllutt ch ldren Call 814 317 7815 accepting appl ca1 on a Subwev Sandw chn a. Sa ada 303 Upper R ve Ad Mon F 10 00 AM 4 00 PM A~ly n person Manageman1 po1n on open R N M•l• k~ten wh 111 wtth oran.,. apots to ai~•away 10 good homa Ca •u .UI 3197 2 year old fMlala c:M hltd thota. good mouN phone l04 en Respiratory Tharaptat 19 bed hospital with lmmedia1e open ng ror e Certified ot reglstryel u ble Reap atory Therep tt CompMj.. tiva alary and fringe benet t peckage Send esume or apply In person to Oak Hill Community Med eel Center 350 Charlotte Ava Oak H II Oh 415651 or cal Adm n It a to •I 614 882 Sept c tank pumpii)Q res dl{!t • It commer ca t80 pe load Aon EvansEnterpr HI Jackson on o Call 614 286 6930 232 8 I wtl old puppt" wo mtld C.ll 01.251 ,... O.rm.n Sh"Phwd Coft am • AI lhott Fr ~ty 614 VV:Z 273& a Peraon for ganara farm wo k milk ng auiaunt Must hiiYI sound tam ly I fe & no dr nk ng Benefits d.,...d on e•per•ance & attitude Reply w1th 3 refaren e• to Box T 905 ce e of t he Galllpo 1 Oa y Tr bun e 826 Th rd Ave Gallipolis OH 45831 W •n ed to buy st•ndlng tim~ C1 ,1, l omm tt 114 742 Ia - &75-1333 7 3358 Governmant Joba $18 040 *19 230 yr Now h r n; Cal 805 687 5000 Ed R 9805 to cur ent tedar•l list 3018 GIVeaway 014 406 790. An noun ce 111 e111 s Gn1eaway FrH kh:tant to gOod homN eoma and '"them )04 175 4 Wanted To Buy Tribn - 44&-2342 Slldlllll - 912-2151 4 AVON Sell A \/On Chr 1tmat Make40pt cent Call614 446 Now 0 d tu n tu • 10y1 qu ta d 1 nwa e e t c One p ect or whole h10 ltho d cnh pt d 304 876 72 U o 676 8899 nJ 1B Wanted to Do nn Pubhc Sale & Auct1on R c k Pea son Auct oneer II eensad n Oh Q1 end Wilt V u n a E1 ate antique f•m 1qu l. dat on Ill •• .904 n3 &78!5 largest single grain supplier to the Sovie t Union In )986 A7 Ca nadia n shipments totaled more than 8 million tons The E uropean Community was a close second Those two sources accounted for nearly 60 percent of the grain Imported by the Soviets U S sales of only 4 9 m illion tons were the sma llest since 1974 75 a nd accounted lor only 17 percent of the total The department le fl un changed Its es tlma• e that the Soviet Union will harves 205 million Ions of grai n this >•ar despife harvest delays That Includes 11 I 5 million tons of corn and ot ho>r coarse grains 78 5 million tons of wheat and the resl miscellaneous c rops This years crop forecast Is almost as la rge as last yrar s harvest of 210 million tons Last year and this yea r are the only rimes since 1978-79 th a t the Soviels ha' e han est I'd morr than 200 million tons hnbq tm.- Jentbatl gra m that ai med to trim su1 pluses by requiring producers 10 tdle acreage to quahfy for generous farm subsidies In 1985 farmers harvested a record 8 9 billion bushels of corn used primarily for a nima l feed some huma n consumption and !ndustnal uses The department foreca s t a crop of 1 96 blllloll- bushels of soybea ns "hlch would be 2 percent less than both last month s forecast and last year s crop Th e national average soybea n yte ld Is expected to be a near Porch S.le Sept 9 thru 12 leon Baden Road some anr quea Soviet purchases 'sluggish' Cor11 hanrest estimate drops 1 1 Help Wanted Yard Sale \Of New rule for hog farmers will take effect on October 8 WASHINGTON (UP!) -Hog 22 herds In eight states were farmers soon will be required to found to carry 11 tag sows and boars Instead of Meanwhtle thP September usmg tattoos to track brucellosis Issue of the government publica the bactPrial disease the Agrlcu l lion Agr icultural Research ure Department has been bat reports nine compan es have thng for more than a quarter obtained licenses ro make a century vaccine against a hemorrhagic The swine disease can Infect entent!s In turkeys people and the new rule that The vaccine ts the firs t ol It s takes effect Oct 8 will help kmd licensed by the goHrnment trace rea~Ior animals to herds to f1ght the Intestinal disorder of orlgm "hen blood samples "hlch supresses a turkeys tm taken at slaughter tes t pcsltlve uune system and causes sudden for brucellosis the department death In 5-to 10 week old birds repcrrs accordmg to the publicat on Bert Hawkins administrator In testina l disorders "ere the of the departments Animal and second worst di sease problem In Pla nt He alth Inspect ton Sen 1ce said m an lntervtew last week that mosl slaug hterhouses have a sk mnmg process that has WASHINGTON tUP[) - So 1e ndered traditional tattoo viet grain purchases have been mark ngs use less so s luggish that U S analysts Therefore ear and bac k tags no" project the Kremlin s lm arE' needed lo IdPnltf; so" sand ports this season will he the boars for lntet state movement low est In nine years Hawkins said In those estab Last Thursday the Agrlcul llshments that st tll "§" the ture Department trimmed 3 sca ldmg ptocess a slaughter mtlllon metric tons from ns attoos can C'O nrln ue to be used forecast of Soviet grai n lmpcrfs "!th prior agency app roval for 1987 88 Brucelros ls 1s an Infectious The new estimate Is 28 million bacterial disea se that ma y cauS(' tons the smallest amount since pregnant a mm als to abort or give the Soviets harvested a record bh th to 11 eak offsp mg govern crop of237 million tons In 1978 79 ment sc en t1 sts sa' It also ca n and lmporred only 15 6 million ca use mal e anima l stcrlllt\ and tons ts cons dered a health 1is k to The department n Its monthly humans In contact with Infected updatP on the Soviet grain lives toc k or fresh!' killed sit uation also reduced It s est! ca rcasses mate of the Kreml n s 1986- 87 The government em bat ked on lmpcrts to 28 8 million tons a p ogram to eradlca P bt ucello Includi ng 16 mtlllon tons of sts n 1961 vhcn an esllmated 6 wheat 12 3 million tons of corn percent of tht" count>; s breedmg a nd other coarse grains and foda; het ds 11 e1 c Infected 500 000 tons of miscellaneous bruce llosis outbrea ks are rare crops Hawk ns sa id For example m a Preliminary data show that for recent n ne month penod onl y the first time Ca nada was fhr Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis Dhto- Poant Pleasant W Va Ms Phylhs Mason Personnel Officer Attn Secretary II - Nurstng Rto Grande College/Communtly Cottage P 0 Box 969 R o Grande OH 45674 R1o Grande College/ Communrtv College 11 an Equal Opportunity / Aff1tmat1ve Act ron Employer P 0 NO 12729 M&T CONSTIUCnON & EICAVAnNG INC Is now BCC8PI!f19 bids from sub-contractors for Metgs County Nurttng Home We would t•e to ancourage mmorrty IUb- contraCIOra lo partiCt pate In order to recetva a set of plena for lhe projeCI you mutt submit a com peny 111SUme four refer anceo and a $100 refundable dapolil Pleaae sand tnfo to M&T ConstructiOn 8o E•cavettng Inc Rt 1 Box 340 Bidwell Ohio 45614 LADIES Join The Team At THE GIFT SHOP Tackle those Monday N1ght Football Blues 8·1 0 MONDAY -For, Ladies Only St .00 Admission Mmt Craft Claasee- Homemade Christmaa G1ft Ideas - Refreahmenta Blue Tag Specl1l1 - Door Prlz. . Each Week Will Feeture 1 Drlfertllt RtpresenllttYt for l1d1H cosmetics fuhton 1nd household helpers CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR REGISTERED NURSES Pleasant Valley Hospttal and Pleasant Valley Nursmg Care Center are seekmg htghly mot1vated registered nurses for full and part-t1me employ ment Current benef1ts mclude medtcal and dental m surance, ret~rement plan, ltfe msurance, sh1ft prem1um pay, malpractice msurance, tUJtton retmbursement and more Call or v1stt the Nursmg Serv1ce off1ces at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pomt Pleasant. West V1rg1nta, for more mformatlon (304) 675-4340 AA/EOE �Page-D-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 51 Hou.ehold Goods PARSONS FURNITIJRE New WOod 8 PC IJ\HOQ INOOd 1uttes, s399 95 chest of draw ._rers 4 dr.war $48. & ck•wer· $69 96, mattre11 • box spnngs- fullslze 312 coli. t149 95 set. twtn mattresaes. $96 sat THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND 55 Building Supplies ' 1 - Masamte pnmed std1ng 1 116 x8' Jt16' honzonal lap $26 .50 aq or 21 sq I•« S16 00 ••2 - Abttlbi 51 HO\lSehOid Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise 57 Kenmore washer, 175 Spfled au..n washer, t76 . Dryer, 196 Magtag wrmger washer. 896 30" electrir: range, 175 36 " electric range. 175 20" g.. range 175 30" gas range. $96 SmaH washer & drYftr, 196 each Upnght freezer. I 150 Harvest gold relr~g • $125 Skagga Appliances 669 Upper Rtvn Ad Galhpolts. Oh 61 4·446· 7398 Used refrig .. washer & dryer Mollohan Furn.ture Call 614· 446 7444 26 " RCA-XU 00 color sohd state Excel cond $100 Call 614-446 2390 . ttdlng or panahng preflnsthed 7 1 16x4' •6 .' 14 95 PC , 26 pt: up 13.95 G E heavy duty washer $100 3 - Aiumtnum atdmg wtth msu lated backer 825 00 aq Only 40 or 60 sq's 4 - lA ol'%"x4 ' K8' tongue & grooV& Wafer board Sheetmg or floormg 9& and 17 95 each 5 - 901b wt rolled roofmg Whtta & Green & Or•ftwood & Ear1htone $8 95 roll 6 - 15\b wt taU paper Black 16 95 Roll · 7 - 29 gage whtte or brown • valley or. fluhmg metal 2B " x60' 819 96. roll 8 - Bath panels t1le board 4'x8' Embossed and smooth S4 99 to $12 96 9 - Wood and masomte panehng 4'xB' , several patterni S4 95 to 88 95 1 0 - Moldmg to rrl"atch panehng 1- corners, 0 · corners cap and d1v1der stnps 81 25 each 11 - AII wood turned Spindle column , porcfl po1ts 4 'and 6 ", 8 ' end 9 ' long 2 for $35 00 and 2 tor $45 00 •12-'A"x12"x8 cedar boards 18 00 each 2 lor 615 00 13- Cottage grade p1ne plank mg, channel groove 16sq f1 per bundle 88 00 per bundle some cedar 14- Wmdow and door tnm , -prefiniShed and unfuushed • 81 25to 8300 7'pcs 15 - 32 " ll76"~t!Ye" tempered m ,aulated glau panels S25 00 each 16- Epoxy coated steel w~re Closet and eabtnet shelvmg 60 per cent below retail 17- Bruce preflmshed oak floor· tng natureland med1um fintshes 20 sq h . peck $45 00 and 10 pka and up S 39 95 18 - 6 gel elumtnum tibered roof coattng $20 96 19 - Cannon craft pme louvered •nter.or shutter! at wholesale 20- H•gh gloss 6 pc tubwall kn With glue S29 95 21 - 28 ' x20 " shd1ng glassmed 1010e cab~net With lights 839 95 22 - 30 almond double door vamty wtth marble top $79 95 23- 17x19 mm1 vamty w1th 'marble top . S29 95 24- 0ver 200 vamtys set up on thew room floor Oak 60' double bowl With marble top. Large heavy duty rocktng ehatr Very mce S40 Call 614 446 3142 sa 0199 95 25 - 0ak Medtclne cab.nets 579 95 and $89 95 26- 0ak toilet sean S19 96 27 - 30 " x30 ' plate m1rrors. $24 95 28 - Sohd brass t11gtl polished 'ollntty faucets, S19 95 Antique brass S19 95 29- Sohd bross h1gh polished 3 handle tub and shower faucet 544 96 30- Brtght brass and antique brass tnp lever tub drams S19 95 31 - Chrome Y~~asnertest vanity faucets. S9 96 32 - 4 pc sohd oak towel barset, $19 95 33- AII types of hand tools Mecnan•c and carp&nler B1g Discounts 34 - Two Pouch all leather car pentar apron wnh belt $16 95 35 - Perma ~ ~1g1d sheetmg msultton . fo1l one s1de 1/, ' x4 ' a8 $4 99 % $5 9!:l , 1 " . $6 99 36 - 72 " Btrch starter kitchen 72 " base 2 15 wall cab 1 valance . 1 72 " pc top • 1 99 95 45 - 1 pe F1berglass tub and shower white and colors $149 95 to 5179 95 46 - 2 pc f1berglau tub and shower whtte and colors t175 00 to $199 95 47 - 1 pc acryhc tub and shower wtth ce1l1ng $249 95 tD t299 96 48 - 1 pc hber~lass and acryhc shower stalt only S179 95 to 1299 96 49 - Wt-ute steel bath tub onty non stud bottom 569 95 50 - Kitchen and bathrotlm and bar counter top, S2 99 hn H 8 • 10' & 12 ' pes 51 - K lu• wh•te b11ck country side5sq h perctn, $1 SOeach mortor 55 95 • 2 gal bucket 52 - White commodes 3 gallon water sellers grade A , $39 95 53 - MIIcellaneous s11es and colors of marl be 11an1ty tops (Bt grades S15 00 each Some double bowl 54 - 36 ' aBO " whne crossbuck tto"" doors 839 95 each 55 - B grade steel msulated doora 32 ' end 36 ' black only 819 95 66 - B grade mtenor wood doors fin1shed and unftntshed ~ 28 " wide down to 12 wtde $5 00 eBCh 57 - fiberglass oval wflirtpool bath tubs almond 72 " long 36 " deep. 22 h1gh Complete w1th pump and plumb1ng Reg 11895 now $895 only a few 58 - Wood burnmg flfeplace itove, S39 95 uch or 3 tor $100 59 - Pnces good only wh1le tupply tut PENN ' S WAREHOUSE WELLSTON OHIO 614 384 3645 Call 614 -446 6763. Refr1g box springs and mat trest Call 614 446·3732 Ho1polnt portable d1shwaaher. 850 Call 614-266- 6709 Quean 11ze water bed bookcase headboard, 6 draw~r pedestal Very good cond $250 Call 614 -245 -9646 New wood & coal heater Used 30 electnc range, mgood cond No Sunday calls 614· 379 2502 Cataloyllc converters. only 189 96 Moat models Install•· t1on alao available Mufller Mtn, 9 St1mpson Ava , Athans Ohio Mllld hard wood slabs 12 par bundle Contammg epprox 1 'It ton FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy. Oh10 614- 992 -6481 Old Or~ental rug 9x1 2 wtth match•ng runner a1e,0 firm 614-992-3955 Hospital bed far sale Ra•ona ble 1978 Cadillac. other fur· n11h1ngs Jae Bowland 209 S Fourth Middleport. Oh1o Gas furnace 100.000 9TU. 80,000 output 4 yearl ' old Atr-ease $260 Call 614 - 992· 2517 or 614-992 -6293 Electrtc range I 150, refrlgentor $200 Both green. exGellen1 cond1t.an Manual Hospital bed 1100 614-992· 6776 or 614· 992 5288 TONY S GUN REPAIRS, hot reblue~ng , now takmg order orders for custom Mauaers call 304 67&-4631 Eleetrolu)l Cleaners. complete attachments &78 eash or terms arranged, 304·676 4416 Sea•oned oak f•rewood. call 304-675 -2767aher 4 30 Hou~e to btll torn down and removed . 28Jl44 btds to be accepted 304·676 · 6660 3 pc hvmg room su•te. good cond. S160 00 304· 773· 6934 1522 Antiques Antique chma cabinet wtth roul")d glass on Sides, claw feet Also an1/que glassware Call 614 949 3007 54 Misc. Merchandise Callahan ' s Used l~re Shop Ovet 1 OOOmes,sJzes12 13 14, 15 16. 16 5 8 mtles out Rt 218 Call614 -256 6251 Pintle Cistern atate approved, plast1c dptlc tanks, plastiC culverts metal culverts ~ON EVANS. ENTERPRISES Jack .. son Oh' 614 286-6930 Quahty f~rewood for sale $25 a p1ck-up load Bidwell Oh1o Call 614 367 0669 Heat1letor f1re piece complete Good cond Call 614 446 1340 Fuowood for sale $30 00 ptck up load, deltvered Call Roger Meade- 614- 388 9016 or 388 9341 3-wheel b1cycle tor sale Set of d•amond wedding rings tor sal1 E11c cond D1amonds could be remounttlld 304 -675 SURPLUS ARMV DENIM . RENTAL CLOTHING (Carharts 10 percent over coat) Ongmal Army Camouflage, H 0 " Sam " Somerv•lle's, Old Rt 21. Ea1t· Ravenswood Fn . Set , Sun Noon 8 00 p m Other days IIPPOintments 304 273 6856 tK1ds Camouflege) Green · Metro 55 Building Supplies Building Matenals Block bflclt sewer p1pes w1n dows, lintela. etc Claude Win ten, Rto Grande 0 Call 614 245-5121 Concrete blocks all s11ea yard or dehverv Mason sand G•lhpoha Block Co , 1 231h Pme St , Galhpohs Ohto Call 614 -446 - 2783 250 used 8x8.1116 cemen1 blocks I 25 eaeh Call 614 446 4163 Ready m1x concrete and all concrete supplies Call us Velley B'rook Cement and Supphes 304 773 5234 56 Pets for Sale Call 614 266 -6090 819 Dakota Far.., home bu11t on your lot. $12 995 8t up Call &14 886- 73n Model 70 Wtnr:hester XTR 243 cal Call 614 256 1726 after 600PM Campmg Coast · to - Coast membershtp Call 614 - 3B8 8470 Sears washer Emerson stereo both as IS Zemth stereo. Accor d1an K1mbatt Mag1c Chord or gan Call 614 446 6747 Groom and ' Supply Shop Pet Groom1ng All breeds • All styles JuheWebbPh 614· 446 0231 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel CFt\ Himalayan Per11an and Stam... kittens AKC Chow puppies Naw klnens . Peratans ,Call 614·446- 3844 after 7PM Pura bred red Doberman pups 8 wks old 160 each Call 614 379- 2813 ' Metgs County Humane Society flas cats and kittens to adopt Spaved and neutered end had shot1 Adoptton fee required Cell 614 -.992· 6505 or 992 - 1975 Dodg e Stant•SIIC en gme, stand trans , excel eond t350 car goes wtth 1t Add 11 furnace by Monarch wtth blower , was used as lndepend ar-t furnace used 3 seasons. $500 Relph Trussell Call 614 949 -2660 E11emngs 3026 For ce d an alec1ru:: turnace S100 Coior 25 tv $10 Cell 614 742 - 2321 For sale New 12 speed 27 1nct1 boyt b•cycle S125 New 26 tnch glfls 10 speed SSO New hand croeheted quilt full s1za S75 Call 614 -992 6529 Ho sp1tal bed. other furn11hlngs for sale Rea so nable Joe Bow land 209 S Fourth Middleport. Ohto S1amese kittens 17 weeks old, $50 00 each, 304 675 1319 Enghsh P o~nt er Elhew· Red Wa· ter Rex 8 reed•ng 6 yrs old, S3QO 3 ~un Mason Kennell, 12x1 4 &600 Jack ~eynclds 304 576 - 2392 German short han pcmter btrd dogs 304 675· 2159 57 Musical Instruments F1ve Gwtar Collecton-1360- or JUSt buy one Also Pe8'11ay pract•ce Amp 176 Call 614 446 0556 Ep1phone Cla111Cal gUitar Call 614-742 2171 POOR BOYS TIRES On 3rd Street 1n Pt. Pleasant (form" Dunlop 12-13·14·15-11>-11>.S INCH T~r• Contort USED TIIES-30 DAY WAIIAII" O~e•lng Special 12 ond 13 inth Tires ................ 19,99 Plus Instal. HOURS · 10 30 AM TO 6 30 PM (WE ALSO IEPAII TIIESI If you can't afford a new set of hrts come and see u1. Turn left on 2nd s, at edge of Bndge, turn nght on Ma10, 1 biDck turn r1ght on 3rd Bldg on fiQht SPECIAL-Set of 4 1 S in. t""--· ...........: ................. SNOW TIRES For 414 Truck (1 set only I ..... '100 S 14 00 plus instal. LON NEAL- Home Pllone 614-367-7101 KESSEL'S QUALITY HOMES Clearance Special / 6" Ext. '"' ~ •l• --l--- Mo ---+--lz·o----1 Completely Furnished. Delivered 8t Set Up on Spot Pads. Vinyl Skirting Installed at No E11tra Charge $24,900 (Plus Tax and Title) I' (614) 446-7274 547 JACKSON PUCE, GALLIPOLIS 1 Mll1 W1st of Hohtr Hospital, lt. 35 HOURS: ':00·6:00 Monday t~.ru 1982 ford Van , 60,000 m1/es t386b 1984FordTempo. auto PS . P8 .. AC . AM- FM J;ter.o, t3816 Calll14 281 6522 2985 63 Fruit 8t Vegetables Ounrav•n Fru•t Farm C•der. Melron Super Gold Red & Yellow Dehctoua, Macintosh, and Gr~met apples, pears, honey, sorghum. and apple butter P1ck your own grapes 26 c..,tt a pound Week days 9-6. weelr.enda9· 6 Rt 681 $o of Albany . Phone 814-698 -8298 Truck Load Sale Hardy Mums, f2 99 - buy 6 gat 1 fr" 6 lb Virgtnta apples, 81 69 50 lb Runet potatoes. $4 99 6 lb bakt homegrown tom1toea, t2 76 10 lb bag No 1 ld1ho pot1toea $1 49 Freestone peaches. 39 cents lb . 110 99 bushel Foodatampa welcome B Ill S Produce 1cr011 from P1zza Hut. Gallipolis •4&-8733 Open 9am -7pm Dally Cloted Sunday Livestock Duroc Bo1n. Bred JuJt hke the boars we tasted It the Oh•o Testation that ga•ned over 2 6 lba per day Roger B_entley, Sabina, OH 613 -684-23911 Riding Horse for 114-992-2703 64 Yellow F'reeatone Cannmg Peaches Now Av.tulable Call for varletiBI 1nd prtC81 BOBS MARKET Mason 773 61'21 Open 7" 0ays Call Barle~Y U .BO bu . straw t1 50 bale long Bottom. OhiO 614985 3681 Mixed hay S1 bale on wagon H1y tor bedd1ng 60c 304 676 5579 Transportation 614-266-8261 . 2 1979 Dodge Colta Call 614·441- 0169 after 6 00 PM 1983 Volk1wago" ~abbltt 4 1pd am -fm-cau radio, pb. hke nfW tires. d1eael Good cond Cal1614 - 268-1924 1972 El Camino 1 980 VW dleael SW 19&0 Plymouth 1960 Ford 350 Chey motOr· trans Call 614 367- 7473 MGB Roadster 16ft ftberglass bolt 40 hp Johnson motor on trailer 1974 Fotd pick up Call 614- 448 -1628 or 446- 1339 PUBLIC AUCTION Sat., Sept. 19, 1987, 1:00 P.M. LOCATIOI'J: From Gallipolia take 180 to Vinton. The former M ..g..et Sim'ma re1idence on North Clay Street. Watch for ligna. HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS Cumbusl1on stoker stove. GE refrigerator, GE electnc range, gas range Maytag wrmger washer. kitchen cabmet, 2 dmette sets and chatrs. TVs (B/ W), rockers, coffee table. end tables, card table, metal wardrobe pole lamp, cellmg light, drapes, kn 1ck knacks, d1shes. Nalionaf pressure cooker, baby bed earner TV tray set. saddle blanket and lots more too num· erous to ment1on COLLECTIBLES AND ANTIQUES Kttchen wood and coal stove (porcela1nl. k1tchen, beds1de, magaz1ne and sewmg tables. square oak table. 6 oak chatrs ,, ,th claw feet. other oa k cha11s, cane bottom cha11s, dress ers, maple rocher metal bed, metal hamper, Smger sewmg mach me, floor lamps h1ghcha~r. baskets Eastman Kodak camera Healmasler ~nd 1calor non 5 gal crock. stoneware bowl, Clark Bak er m1lk bottles. glassware (C1echostovakia, red ruby Royal Bluloma, Homer laughlm. depression and mm e) ' OWNER-DANIEL M. EVANS CASH - POSITIVE ID food Prepared by Tllt Mtthodlst Sunsh1nt Club of V1nton 19n Chev Malibu 6 cyl . ttandard No reasonable otter refused Call 614 446 2783 AUCTIONEER: Finis Isaac 71 Auto's For Sale B Not Responsible for Accidents or Lost Property LICensed and Bonded 1n Fovor of lilt State of Otl1o UOO Call • 1£174 Dodge Dart 614· 379-2804 Public Sale & Auct1on 8 Public Sale & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Sept. 19, 1987 10:00 A.M. PUBLIC AUCTION Form Suppltes & Livestock LOCATION From Gallipolis take St. Rt. 160 approx . one mile to Kelton Rd (at Med1cal Plaza). turn right. follow •i11n1. Thurs., Sept 17, 1987, 5:30 IJ.m. This auction has bean continued from Sept 6th, the Kenneth Markins sale. located between Racine and Syracuse, Oh10 on St. Rt. 124. Formerly Denver Parson home Watch for sale sigos. TOOLS & MISC l ots ol crosscut saws and hand saws block planes brace and b1ts mot ors, handles. scales lant er ns. hay kmle m1sc tool boxes, bottles and InSulators cow bell. h01 se co lla~ and m1sc sleds plastiC p1pe ham mers axes, squares and all kmd s of tools Small wflllnR desk and chau. dresser, m1sc electllcal appliances lots of new wall t1le App rox 3 h1 s ol selling Come one, come all' OWNERS-Kenneth & Vermonl Markins CASH EATS POSITIVE ID 992 -7301 DAN SMITH - Aucttoneer 949 -2033 61 Farm Equipment CROSS!!. SONS U S 35 West Jackson Oh1o 614· 286-6461 Massey Ferguton New Holland Bush Hog Sales&: Serv1ce Over 40 used tractlj)ra to choose ftom & complete hne of new & upd eQuipment Largest selectton 1n S E Oh10 BOO Ford tractor, plows disc 6 ft Ford bush hog, $3450 200 gal spray tenk. S296 Call 614-286-6522 Tobacco Balemg bolt Excel cond . $50 Call614· 446 -4163 Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property 83550 Coli 614 288 6522 PUBLIC SALE ~epoaseuedl Must nil 2 quonset-style tteel bultdtngs Brand new ftevarerected One IS 40 f1 K40 ft W1llaall for b1lance owed Call Cart 1·800- 627· 4044 Thursday, Sept. 24-12:00 Noon The estate of Ruby Russell. Case #25195. w1ll be sold at the resodence, 559 South Second St • Middleport, Ohio HOUSEHOLD Coppertone fngida1re relng/ fieuer, Qlppertone f11@daue washer & drye1 Qlppertooe Sunray gas ran ge. walnut dropleaf d1· nette w~h 4 chan>, Zenrth color TV, 2 4 pc bedroom SUIICS pot1a ble Mm11al TV. 6 band rad1o, g<lSSIP bench, WMe sewmg machme wrth cabinet. end tables, rpond and square coffee tables 1echnC1 d1neneset wdh 4 cha1rs gt1dC1 and lawnchau, Astropulse 17 blood pressure montt01. Hixl'ler upright sweepe1 ~Cl eo Sllverpl;ile llal ware. Royal lypewr~er, Su nbeamelec. bwnmowe1 4 tans hedge t11mmer, weedealer. blende1 toaste1 can opener 1oa~e1 oven GE m~>er cooke11fryer. crock pot salad maker elec. knlla plus pOls, pans. d~hes. and miSe JEWElRY Watches R1ngs and Costume WilliS (. BlOWER - Admintstrotor CA Allts Ct.almen tractor 2 14' plows 1 h d1sc 2 row cult•vator. 7 h mower. spare part1, S1500 Call 614· 742· 2034 Bars chatna, and sprockets to fit almost any saw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO . Henderson. W Va 304 676 -742, Homehta and Jon' sered Serv1ce & SupP.h• SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Henderson WV . 304 675 · 7421 Tobacco or tom•to stakes, 304· 675· 1020 after 5 00 call 304· AUCTIONEER 'S NOTE Tl'\e Henry• are mov1ng to Florida 1nd hftv& COn'IMIUIOned Ul tO Hll manv items that have accumulated for nearly -'0 "¥••n Thie In clude• a good anortment Some1h1ng for jutt about avorybody Be on t1me SALE CONDUCTED FOR MR AND MRS C L HENRY APPLIANCES Whulpool washe1 and d1yer, chest lr e~e r . 2 RCA col01 TVs BICYClES Gu l s 26 3 <peed boy s 26" 3 speed, Huffy g111's 10 speed boy s 10 speed. Hul1y e•e1C1se b1ke HOUSEHOLD: Re cl~ner , 6 dm1ng 1oom c han ~ baby changmg table w/drawers 3 lamps, tuepl3 ce logs, d1nette set w/ 6 c hatrs MISCEllANEOUS. Pl ant stand plant sa nd w/ g1ow bulbs. floral arrangements. Avon hoWes, Tupperware coaHs and sup pl1es p1ctUil'S, 011gtnal od pamtmgs Ctld p1ctures, fla mes, Cole- man coole1 thermos 2 PICniC ta bles w/ benches gr~ll. lawn lur~11tu~e 13 PC set) llower pot~ set p1lchmg ho1seshoes. II bundles asphalt roolmg. d1splay case Chnstmas decorat1on s TOOLS MiSe hand tools miSe garden toots saw horses, gas cans. tool chesl lor lull s11e piCkup truck WindShield !01 PICkup. m1sc electncal tools GLASSWARE. M1sc d1shes 8 aqua c h~na plates w/ wneal pat tern Homer Lau ghlin bowl C3val~er, Royal Swnl ch1na bowls. bread pi ales. sugar. sa lt &pep per. set l1moges chma Lync pattern lnmmed 22K gold STON( JARS G1ay w/ blue pnnled ·wayne Oamllll1 L1Qu01 CattletsbUi g, Ky ", other m1sc stone 1a1s GUNS Remmgton pump 22 short -long or long nile. 221oog n lie only. New Haven. Conn Both guns a~e m need ol~epa lf AUTOMOBilES 1975 Olds !leila 88 350 eng,ne 4 dom . AC w1th AM f M 11d10 cassette player 1964 Old! Cutlass 2 dr 4 spd w1th Muncy tr11nsm1s9on Both autos a<e <n need of repa11 Both motor s <ound gooo BOAT. 16ft Cru1se1 Inc w~ h l<a~ler . 22 hp mot01, new wond sh1eld also canvas cove1 Boal 1ntenor looks ve1y good Has mahogany tnm Hull" wood lapboard Needs repa11 Could be a C1aSSit OTHER IIEMS 100 NUMEROUS TO MENTION' AUCTIONEE~S: M. L. (Bud) McGhee and Steve McGhee P 0 Box 191, Gall ipolis. Olt . 45631 614-446-0552 JIM CARNAHAN - Audioneer 6 ton Gehl Silage wagon Power take off corn aheUar All tn good cond 304 676 1487 LIC & Bonded 01110 1nd Wtst Vlr&inla TERMS OF SALE Cash or check with proper I D. Not Respons ible lor ~cc1dt11ts or Loss of Property Ra<ono, Oh1o - 614 -949-2708 Terrms: Cash or check w1th p10per I D Not Responsible for AcCidents or Loss of Property Farm halt H tractor wtth front end loaded. t500 Gravely w1th bush hog, S400 Call304 458 · 1666 8 Public Sale & Auction W ¥1 l•c 51S II Oh1o Ltc M57 61 13« 990 Dav1d Brown . 54 hp d•enl tractor low flours locally owned wfth 6 ft bush hog 8 11111le Hay & Grain Peppers, you pick for 84 00 per bushel Call 814-247 2055 Ouahty Fru1t1 and \legetlbiM retail and wholesale B &: S Produce across from P1zze Hut, Galltpolis, Ohio 1986 Chevy Chevette. 6 1pd" am· fm rad1o, deluu wheel cover•. Mat. mirror• Eacel ccnd Only 1 1 000 mil.. 13260 Call 1976 DOdge Dart Swtnger, 226, Slan1 1111 Great cond UOO or belt offer Call614· 256 ·9301 1984 Ford Tempo- ps. pb. •am tm 1c. 13895 1983 Ford • F11rmont. one owner, U350 : ean614-2Be -&&22 . 1110 Olda Delta 88 Royale. 11r. nM ttr.. ·battery, good cond 11800 Call 814- 268 -6680 Mr. and Mrs. Thorn ha" mo ..d to an apartment 1n Rovenswood and will Mil the following. Come Onol Come Alii ANTIQUES or COLLECTABLES Ha ndm ade telly cu pboard (n o do01sl. wall telephone. organ w1th fa ncy top, organ stool w/glass balls. laney mantle clock (no lace). corner shell. hiRh chair, m1sc wood chairs, table. 011 ta mps. Donohgo stone tars. brown tug, fenton glass bed dresser, world globes. trunks, child 's metal d~nner bucket (street car) ch1mney covers, Dutch boy and g1rls badges m1sc green dep1ess1on glass. 1ron bed treadle sewing machine, crea mcan flat 1rons. blue gramteware, stonecrocks, stone churn. mother hen target, metal churn, tumbo peanut butter w s. gallon cream can w/bail, clay marbles, mil k cans, wood cabmet w/ llour bm match boxes. A W Germamy set (v1 negar, sp1ces 011 and m1sc) and muc~ more to uncover' HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' Couch and chair, g~s range, woodburner, TV (B / W). rocker. metal cha11s, garden plow, new plywood galv trash cans. piC lure lrames. rope wash tubs. refngerator push lawn mower, new blocks and lots more OWNERS-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thorn CASH POSITIVE ID DAN SMITH-Auctioneer w. 614-~4~·2033 EATS va. Lie. nsu.u or 614-~92 - 7301 Saturday The household goods and effects of the late Be· ssie Rudisill. Cue 1124979, will be sold at the residence in Pomeroy, Oh. Locoted near the Le· glon Home 1 08 LeSion Terrace. H USEHOLD Otmng room su~e consisttng of walnut table wrth 4 cha1~ ~utch. buffet, and linen chest "Howard M1llef' grandfather cloc~ 1egu~r Schoolhouse clock, giver tea set. Gibson ref -freuer C31011C eloo range, fllaytag washer and dryer, gfass top patio table With 4 chairs. 2 Amana a1r conditions, 2 4-pc bedroom suttes, RODS Sweetheart cedar ches~ len~h color TV, Duncan-Phyffe sofa. loveseat 2 wmgback chairs, recliner, Bearcat Ill scanrer, brass and glass cand~abras, gfass punch bowl set. teardrop elec. lamp~ Gone Wrth Tile Wtnd lamp, plus several n~e lamps.figunnes, whatnot stuff and bottles, kmck knacl<s, pressed and etched glass, Eurella upngltl sweeper, WMe sew1ng machme with cabinet. bin"i>culars. toaster oven. Sunbeam m~er. crock pd. vanity ~ools and ch~1rs. g<lSSip bench. correr whatnot shelves, shadow box, ptcmc table, lawn furnrture, camelback trun~ old rocker, plus the normal amount of pots, pans, d1shes and small appl~anr.es. ALICE STRUBLE - EXECUTRIX , JIM CARNAHAN - Auctioneer Ro,ine Ohio - 614-949-2701 Terms: Cish orCh8ck with Proper ID AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Th1s 1s one of the n1cest and cleanest estates I have had the opportunity lo selltn some ttme Not Responsible lor Accidents or Loss of Property Re arr ang e scrambled words s1mple word5 Pr.nt lener1 of eo.:;h '" 11l lu'le of squa re$ 614 245 9401 Even, 1985 HQnda 125 4 wheeler good cond1t1on t900 J im Baughman Call 614 · 258 8535 L I P E G0 vooct. 1985 Yanuh1 Enduro XT-360 low m•laage Call 614-446 8763 1983 XR - 600R ltke new 1716 Coli 814 -388-8711 9364 1977 Yamaha 126, dtrt b1ke, good cond Pnced to sell Call 614-445 1021 1181 Met"c:ury Cougar ••tre clean, 4 dr , auto. 12500 Call 814 ... 6 -8127 MAN EST For Mia 1984 Camero l 28 6 opoecl PS P8 AC . AM FM radio Low mtlaage Sharpl e8200 or lrad• Cell 8 14· 949· 3003 FROBEE 1978 S;,baru Good m oto r tlret like new . Body unaafe tor road use 114 949 2687. 1980 Olds Cutlau Supreme Very sh,rpf Ellcellent runn~ng conditiOn $2800 fum Calt 1981 KZ -440 motorcycle 12.000 mtl e• One owner S700 Call614· 992 6919 SONHUD Sta1nl..1 tt•el axhauat syatems Now custom made for your truck. motor home orclaas1cca• Whh llf•time ~•r•nty MuHiar Men. 9 St1mpaon Ave Athen s Ohio 1 800 843 3717 The dad was ready to drink from the stream. "Are you gomg to drink that?" yelled the son. "Sura," said dad. " It's clean water " "Notthe water." son replied, " I - t h e - ! " ft C6mp le 1e the ~huckle quoted W by f1ll lng rn the mtMir\9 w o rds you d~ve lop from step No 3 below q ·J1 p ............ ~., ... "' e;;.... r r I' I' r I' I' I" I' I'" r' I 814 992 2775 .. 514 ·992-5288 1171 8utck Skylark cullom 304-175· 2241 . 1139 1180 4 whael drNt Dodg• plr:llup t1500 1980 4 wheel drtv• Eeg&e, 12500 1980 Plv mouth Volare 53 ,000 m l, t1200 1977 Chevy Malibu stationwaton, t500 Honda 70 Call 304 · 4B8· 15BI 72 Trucks for Sale 1978 Oataon pick·up Nlll good. Boctv rough t 300 l)r besl offer No lund~ calls C.ll 114-319· 2502 c.,. 1181 Ch.,.ry P1tk UP 014 448 230. t1200 1171 lnternltkm•l Otain tf\li:k , 11 ft Wkl\ twin ttol•t . 900 t lfet, 4 spd • 2 tpd • clean tow miiH Call 81'· 379· 2611 1811 Ottaun lour whaet Goad )'WOflt truck Catt J14 · 992· 7384 aft• 6 00 pm 1910 Ch..,y 't'J ton p ic;t.,up t2800 197\ V•llowu on• Cemper with beth. 11800 Call 114· 992 &717 j 973 Ford p ickup truck for 1111e 814-.241 3824 1 950 Fotd truck good cond tiOO Call after 5 .00. 304- e7& 36156 73 Vans & 4 W D 1 979 Dodo• P1ck·up 60 000 miiH 4a4 , 12400 Call 614- 379 2728 1 979 Oodg1 4114. Auto. ~ • • don•. or Plrt trada on newer smaller 4x4 truc:lt 6U- 7.t2 2l72 Pontoon Boa1 60 HP Johnson trBiler S2750 Call 614·446 4043 after 6 00 PM =nOcJO't.L &ql NV3W 3ti0:/38 841 N'f'31'll.. 'P'ftdeJ UOI811l ,,' J818M f.l3WVlS 141 ION., ,. JIII8M U88ta 1,11 .. ·pap QOHSI'ln PIVS "'IJnS.. uos 841 peueA .. LIB41 !.tilN3 f) ~uup 01 ftu!(l6 nOll &J\1.. WW&JIS 941 J.l/XYI WOJj ~~!JP 01 ~P88J 118M pep e41 001/d3 Sl3i·W'II:IOS f1-b ~~3~ '- V'l~~ :il'O 01 S~iiMSN'f 19n Chw~ Nova VB 1460 1971 Buiclr. SkyiMk vs t360 8oth run good, 814 992 6775 '''"eo Boats and Motors for Safe Real Estate General Middleport Only $200 Pel acre lo1 all NEW LISTING - 6 acres sundeck bdSement 3 BRs. balh bll ch k1tchen d1spo sal ltvtng rm 30x20, new hrrplace and d11lled well on ranch w1th attached ~ ara~e. central heat, carpelmg and b~rch k1tchen on lg tot $55 500 MINERSVIllE - Reasor1a ble 3 BR home w1th v~ew of 11ver on 124 Gass lu1nace, crty water 13nge, 1elr1g dbl gmge and lg lot Oiler wanted MIDDLEPORT - N1ce l1ttle 5 1m cotta ge near schools l 1ke new ca~ pet nows1dm g carport and level lot On ly $1 7 500 INCOME BLDG - 5 to 6 rentals w1lh <emodeling 2 on ground 11001 fo r busmess and 4 two- bedroom apts Pomeroy $4 2.500 SELL IT WITH TEA FORDS 992-3325 Housinq Headquarters 0350 304-882 2852. 77 Auto Parts & Accessories Used and rebuilt transmiSSions ln't ernally tnJpected and guaran· te.-d InstallatiOn ava1lllbil! We buy JUnk transmissions Call 614- 446· 0966 Budget TransmisSions und rebuilt, all typet Guarantee 30 days Cash and Carry or tnstal Coli 614 379 2220 Chevrolet engmes 350 306 Call 614 245 5067 - - -- - - - --- lc- Dual eahaust kits $99 95 m st811ed Most Fords, Che11y trucks. Vans 4x4 s Mufflet" Man, 9 Stimpson Ave • Athens Oh10 1·800- 843 3767 Auto Repair Struts. 8119 9& pa11 mstalled Most model& Muffler Man 9 St1mpson Ave Athens, Ohto 1· 800-843 -3767 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unwnditional lifetime vuarantaa Local furniShed Free eat1mete1 Call r:ollec'i 1·614· 237 0488, day or mght RogersBaaement Watarprooftng ,.,.,..,c.. SWEEPER and sewing mach1na rep1:ur, pan•. and auppli• Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one hall m•le up Georg• Creek Ad Call 814446 ·0294 ~ON'S Tele11is1on Serv1ce Houae calls on RCA Ouaz.ar, GE Speclallng In Zenith Call 304- 576 · 2398 or 614 · 4462454 Fetty Tree Trtmm•ng. stump remavat Call 304 -675-1331 1975 Motor Home, 22ft, low mtlasge. 31 .000 m•let. self· contamed Pu ce $6500 Call 614-446· 2689 16 tt camper, stove. refr1gera tor. shower and toilet Sleeps 6 $660 f1rm Joe Bowland 209 S Fourth, Middleport, Oh1o Rotary or cable tool dnlhng Mast wall• completed semadav Pump sale• and serv•ce 304 895 -3802 Starks Tree and Lawn Serv1ce lawn care. landscapu'lg stump removal 304 676 2842 or 676 2903 1974 F1 00 Ford p1ckuptruck for parts or f•x up 1969 Ford 429 engme all new perts Needs assembled See Randy S m1th at 238 E Second, Pomeroy, Oh1o PORTER AREA - 3 bedrooms wood l1noh mtenor, partly fur mshed, bU1Id 1 n ~ 5 acres, 1mmed~ate possessiOn $31,!XJO REAL ESTATE . ROUTE 7- Mob1le home garage, storage bUIIdmgs, '" acre, sup er loc a1 1on and VIew of nv er, spotless $36 900 462 2ND AVE REAR ·. BONNIE & JIM STUTES - REALTOR - 446•4206 [B r/f AliO Q RIO GRANDE - 4 bed1 ooms. large 90x200 lot, close to schpol all lurn1ture 1ncluded m p11ce $43 000 · GARFIELD EXT - 3 bed1ooms. garage. nver frontage. needs some repa11 but pnced cheap 1 mmed~ate possess~n $21 000 sconowN - Bnck home 4 car block gara ge With work area, 9 ac~es , frUit t~ees, close to M ill~ r $65,000 ha1d road near coa! mme Askm g $2 1,000 RIVER SETTING - 2 8R 2 baths central 31r and heal, 30 x!O enclosed porch, sl ove, rel ng 32•24 garage on l 56 ac<e. $45.000 RUSIIC HlllS - 7 rm ~anch, 3 OR, I '; baths lamil y rm . 18x11 w1th lg hreplace, garage on IP. lol Reall y n1ce al $46,000 MULBERRY HTS - 2 BR Cttev'( 4 sp tr1nsm1salcn Bell housmg. prenure plate clutch. throw out bearmg, ftv wheel, Hurst sh1f1er $226 Good 4 cyl engme wtth 4 speed hans:m•s 11on out of 1980 AMC Sp1r1t RIO GRANDE- 3 bed rooms large k1tch en 2 bat hs carpet, basem ent. In su lated easy to heat. one acre $25,000 IUL101 NEW LISTING - Approx 50 76 Home Improvements 304-458 1568 trailer Asking 11000 for all Call 1 6 h 1969 Glanron Boat Bus seats and trajler Call614-992 3408 or 614 992- 3413 81 CITY LIMITS- 2 bedroommob1l eho meand lot Appliances. new carpet, bUildin g, gas heat $19 000 Real Estate ......~ acres of vacant !and near 16 ft Chrysler boat, 2 moton. 1979 Sub1ru 1973 El CJmu\o Two 1977 Dodge-p1ckups (one4 wheel dnvt l 1974 Oatlun 1976 Plymouth Volare Call RIO GRANDE - 29 acres mostly til la ble barn. toba cco base, pond, limber Cleek frontage $18 000 TEAFORD 216 E. 2nd St Phone 1 {6t4) -992 -3325 layhner closed bow boat w1th outboard Ford motor Escort tra1lor 1985 Equipped manna 1ntanna, por table t01let. power lnm. am-fmcan . running lights. hor n pad dlt , !tie Jlckets , ftte ••t•ngu1aher akus anchor Sleeps 4 E•cel cond Call 814· 446-4072 after 5 00 PM or 446- 8607 8 AM -4 PM Services "Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave. Su1te 200 Gallipolis, Ohto 446-0552 Anyt1me ral Real 1 8 ' ·8 " ftbat'~ass Auto Parts & Acces.sories Real Estate General .. 1310dO'tl 1977 Cad•li• c for ule Joa Bowtand 209 S Fourth M•d· diiPOr1. Oh10 1977 Olds Cutlau Suprltme air cru••· 111t, AM -FM Rally whM11 on~ own., Florlda c•r 1171 Camero Rally Spott air tilt AM · FM st•r•o air shocks 3&0 four barrall 304 •6 76 One 400 Kawasalt• motorcycle f or sale or trade tor Coon Dog or aomethtng of equal value 304· 576- 2566 1979 1 7 1h ft Chrysler CruiSer 140 hp Chrysl er motor can 614 446 7211 1981 AMC Eagle 4.114 8 cyl auto. PS PB Good condldon Ne.r. nunor r•pan 814 74 2 2930 attar I 00, . .k for Karen 1982 AMC Sptrit 4 cyl 4 speed on• owner eKe cond, w111 .. nor trada for 1977 thru 1980 t our wh ... dt1ve truck phone 304 882- 3389 Mo11mg out of state Kawasaki 200, 3 wheelltf , exc cond, $900 or best offer 614 245 9401 evenmgs 75 76 614-388 9879 1979 80 GTYamaha& 1976CB 125 F Honda Catl 814-388· v a. Boats and Motors for Sale Kawasakt 200 3 wheeler. 1900 or best offer Excel. c;ond Hurry moving out of state·9· 13 Cttl 1117 Grind PrtM Pontlec Runs falf cond ac. t400. Clll814- 446 -7763 304 175 4585 LOCATION North of Ravenswood, W Va on 77 to Exot 164 Medina Rd . Go approx 2 moles turn right Auction is on Uteh Hill Park at bot tom of hili and walk in. Will help you get things Edited by CLAY R POLLAN .....;.;__ _ _ __ The Sunday W. Va. 75 WORD GAM I . 814-448 7018 s.. SAT., SEPT. 19, 10:00 A.M. ecc ':~~:~:~' ~4tllA- ~ £ the 6 0 be low to make 6 1178 Pinto- Auto . new m otor. 115150 QMC 8000 " " " dump : truck. 12 f1 bed 14800 Call 1 987 Red Nluan truc:k, ~ IP•ed. 35 MPQ 16 000 00 at 2•12 Lincoln Ave , Pt Pit PUBLIC AUCTION Ohio-Point 19815 Dodge Ceravan SE. 215.000 miiM. IC, crutM pn11aey gla11. am-fm stereo A1k1ng 110,900 Call 114-44&- 1967 1187 Ninon h•d boctv plfkup AM FM cunu• Jlottad whee6s . 6 sPHd like new tow mtl". t i, BOO 00 Ot Ulum• loan 30' 676- 84.t6 Public Sale & Auction Sat., Sept. 19, 10 :00 A.M. 2Bx4B SAVE $2350 Now buy1ng shell corn or ear corn Call for Iaten quotes River City Farm Supply. 814 448 PUBLIC SALE 1987 FOREST PARK Walls Total Electric Bay Window Garden Tub . Vinyl siding 58 71 Auto's For Sale out Watch for signs OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1987 •oo GOOD n13 71 Auto's For Sale 62 Wanted to Buy 675 2288 4 Pakmgesea It 4 Dachshunds for aale Call 614-446 7920 Retr1g · frost t ree. washtw. gas stove regular bed complete rechner. twm beds. table 1!1 4 c ha~rs Call 614 · 446· 3224 Used Kenmore washer for sale $125 flfm Real n1ce Call 614 367 -0322 Trumpet 1nd clarinet: for ule GoOd condition Call 814· 992· 1 · BOO 843-3787 King S1ze Bookcaae ' Waterbed complete, $239 Manraas, Wa terbed and Furmture Ware houa&. 98 Columbus Ad , Athens , Ohto 45701 614 693 7191 53 Musical Instruments 13. 1987 September 13, 198'7 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. KYGER CREEK - 3 bed10001S23x22 garage 2 3acres, vinyl s1d m& biiCk front. close to power plants $51.900 " NEW liSTING - Bu s1ness and Hom• - Need INCOME' i h1s IS a ca11y out, grocery and bait business Well established A dnve through st01 age and stock 1oom has been recently added Alsoa home only 117 yea~s old Modern home w/ hv1~ r, room and lneplace 3 bedrooms. 2 bat hs. lam ily room and mode1n k1tchen w1th all applian ces Bu1ll 1n rn1C1o• avp oven Ste<eo system G1ve us a call for appt tllday • • Z BEDROOM HOllE located along Evergreen Prospect North of Holzer Hosp1tal 'A acre Buy now ~25, 000 RACCOON ROAD - 3 bedroom s. garage, outbu1ldm gs. creek fronta ge. boat dock, 4 at~es pr1vate 511; m1les to town Sell all or pari $69 500 e PICK UP FREE e REAL ESTATE LISTING Ill OUR OFFICE, : ADDISON PIKE - 3 bedroom br~ck, leveiJ/ 4 acre, garage. extra 24x30 gal3ge and stora ge, applian ces $56,500 • CARVIN BLOOMER . Broker . ..... 446-6764 DONA McGHEE . . . . . . ... .•. . 446·0552 BETH NULL . . 245-9507 STEVE McGHEE 446-1255 : OR fOUR 8ANIC OR GROCERY e SElliNG YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSt NESS. • CALL AN EXPERIENCED WOOD REALTY SALESPERSON Real Estate General Realty1 446-3636v4~ HOMES. FARMS & COMMERCIAl PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET, GAlliPOLIS, OHIO 45621 REALTOR REDUCED! REDUCED! REDUCED' RIO Grande Area - A frame setlmg on 12 acres+ of wood land. lots ol p1ne t1ers Horne leatures IIV III~ room w/ wobd burn1ng lueplace and lots ol book shelves formal dm1n g 100m modern kit chen 2 baths eltralg laun dry room Spnal stau s leadtng to 3 bedrooms Master bedroom features a de ck 3 car gar age C1ly schools Shown by appomtm enl Real Estate General FOR SAlE BY OWNERS Large spill level and tenniS court From Gallipolis. take Route 141. turn left onto Route 775, turn right onto Pat"riot Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. 0. Tues_day, September 1S, 1987 At 7:00 P.M. New! New! New! New! 4-5 BEDROOMS 3 baths lormal 1 1 v m~ and d1n1ng rooms, gourmet k1lchen lam1ly room. game 100m study mud/ laundry room mdoor <to1age 100m w/ addtllonallaundry lac111 l1es. 2 car garage, 2 f11eplaces, ce ilm g tans, wooden deck lull len gth of hou se Many e<l oas BRE~THTAKING VIEW ol GallipoliS and Oh10 R1ver lull length wmdows for ma<1mum v1ew Seclud ed lor total pn va cy C1ty school d1stn cl l ocated l'h m1les fr om downtown Galltpolis EXCELLENT hom e and ground s for lam1ly and/ or entertamlng Must see to appree~at e quality 2'11 ACRES PLUS WOODLAND. rust1c ranch. 3 bedrooms, bath s, ktlchen w/ m1crowave, unflmshed basement, heat pump/cenh al au 21h m1les lrom hosp1tal CLASSIC COLONIAL ON 10 PARK LIKE ACRES -AS YOU ENTER THE CIRClE DRIVE TO THIS TEN ACRE ESTATE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL FEEL AT HOME 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOM PLUS RECREATION WITH POOL TABLE THERE IS AGRAND PIANO IN THE FORMAl LI VING ROOM AND IT REMAINS WITH THE HOME 20X40 IN-GROUND POOl WITH PRIVACY fENCE DETACHED 2 CAR GARAGE/ WORKSHOP WITH 1200 SQ FT UPPER LEVEL CENTRAL AIR COND A"ONE Of AKINO"' HOME SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY' $125 000 LG HOME AND 42 ACRES M/ l , n1ce home Ovel5 000 sq It liv1n g spa ce. 4 bedrooms m ground pool fmmal LR & din· mg. 3 baths Kyger schM is HOUSE. TENNIS COURTand 25 ACRES $173,000 Will con Sider house. court and 5 acres for $155,000 Call For Appomtment - 614-446-3386 Senous Buyers Only Please . OVER 100 ROLLS OF CARPET FURNITURE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND lOOK AT THE BEST FIRST' BRICK AND FRAME RAflCH WITH FUll BASEMENT 4 BRs, 3 BATHS FAMILY ROOM WITH FP PlU S BUCK STOVE INSERT GARAGE KITCHEN HAS RANGE. REFR IG & OW AL SO KITCHEN Off FR WITH RANGE. REFRIG DECK ON ENO OF HOUSE OVERLOOKING POOL AND COVERED PATIO IN REAR ALL ON YOUR OWN PRIVATE 6 ACRES LOCATED ON BLACKTOP ROAD All FOR ONLY $79.900 Real Estate General Living room suites, BR suites, lawn furniture, chest of drawers, touch an lamps, what-nots & much, much more. • HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS SIDE AND 0Ul2 BEDROOMS LARGE LIVING/DINING AREA. VINYL SIDING, PATIO, CARPORT. $32,000 $9 500 PRICE REDUCTION' - HARD TO BELIEVE OWNER IS 'wtLUNG TO SELL THIS 4 BEDROOM. 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME WITH 31 ACRES FOR $60,000 OR WILL SEll HOME AND APPROX 5 ACRES FOR $45,000 IFYOU NEED ACREAGE BEnER HURRY THIS IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME BUY 1 EXTRA LAROE SALE 2 Truckloads of Carpet from Dalt~n, Georgia Truckload of Furniture from North Carolina 93 ACRES - MOSTLY WOODED $24. 00~ KYGER CREEK AREA ' · OTHER NEW MERCHANDISE! ALSO: SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER (614) 245-5152 FLATWOODS AREA OF POMER~Y New kitchen, bathroom. and carpattng. acre - 17 acres available. v. CALL 446-2359 EXCELLENT BUY AT MOBILE HOME - 14x70 WITH EXPANDO ON APPROX ONE ACRE $13,000 YOUR OWN BOSS - Established nursery bu smess 3 greenhouses, 2 starter butldmgs w1lh new lurnace 2 wells. Modern 3 bedroom home and 8 acres more or less of land Gas well on the property Run a busmess or tusl grow your own plants QUiet and serene Shown by appt MIDDLEPORT - JUST LISTED - 3 BEDROOM. 14x65 MOBILE HOME ON NICE LEVEL LOT $14,500. .. • NEW LISTING!- ALMOST AN ACRE IN NICE SUBDIVISION IN KC SCHOOL DISTRICT WELL MAINTAINED FRAME RANCH WITH BRICK TRIM, 3 BRs. FR, TASTEFULLY DECORATED WITH EXTRA NICE CARPETING OECK ON BACK OVERLOOKING ABOVE GROUND POOL GAS FURNACE AND CENTRAL AIR POSSIBLE LOAN ASSUMPTION DON'T WAIT CALL FOR AN APPT NOW' IT'S A. STEAl AT $45 0001 THIS PRICE IS TOUGH TO BEAT 1- SUPER NICE MODULAR IN KC SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 BRs. 2 BATHS. UR. BIG LR. All KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND CARPORT ON LARGE LEVEL LOT GAS FURNACE AND CENTRAL AIR TAKE A LOOK AND COMPARE AND YOU'll SEE WHAT A DEAL THIS IS AT $30,000 WE HAVE FREE "HOMES 'fOR SALE" BROCHURES AVAILABLE PLEASE STOP BY OUR OFFICE AND PICK UP YOUR COPY SOON! �• • §ijitember 13. 1987 September 13. 1987 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Real Estate General Improvements Carpet Installed Monday thru Saturday, work guaranteed, free estimate•. 304-675-1020 be- tween 9 .00 and 5•00, later call 304-676·2288. WINTERIZATION Security LigMta. Storm Win dow a, lntulation, Roof.ng, Gen eral Repatn 304-675- 6367 82 Plumbing & Heating Real Estate General Dillard Wat er Service: Pool•. Cisterns, Weill Delivery Any- Real Estate General THESE HOMES AR,E FOR SALE OR TRADE time. Cell 614-446-7404-No Sunday calls J & J Water Service. Swimming pools, c•ster ns, wells Ph 614· Jo4-s7s-s:Ho. 7 ROOMS. 3 bedrooms ne;Hoi;;r Hosp1tal Central a~r . rural Paul Rupe, Jr. Water Service water system, large lam1ly room 126' x22'). garage, s(orm doors and windows. I ~ acre s plus N1ce nome #651 Call 614· 446· 31 71 . Pools, CISt- PLU,81NG AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohto Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 61.4446 - 4477 APPALACHIAN WOOD STOVE Wood and coal $loves, furnaces, and Inserts. Bruneo, Ashley , Consolidated Outchwest. Buy. sell, trade. 10 vrs e:ocperemce m carpenter Call 614-698·6121 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Resrdential o r co mm erctal wirmg. New service or repatrs Licen•ed electrician Estimate free Ridenour Electrical, 304675-1786 Real Estate General 2919. Dump truck delivery , coal. stone, sand. gravel. fill and sawdus t Phone 304 -676 3190. THIS HANDYMAN'S DREAM is a nightmare for owners. Take this Middleport cot'tage off our hands. Call Bill Childs at 9926312 or 992-2342. Ridiculously priced! -0Take this house PLEASE!- 3 rooms and bath up. family room. kitchen and laundry down. It's out of high water in Middlepon but has owners in hot water. Call Bill Childs at 9926312 or 992-2342. Your purchse of this home may keep coowners from strangling each other. -a- Celebrate Thanksgiving aarly! Take this turkey off our hands. Call Bill Childs at 992-5312 or 9922342 FOR SALE OWNERS MUST SEW lAND CONTRACT TO QUAliFIED BUYER $49,900.00 OWNER HAS TRANSFERRED AND NEEDS A QUICK SALE ... Upholstery R & M Custom Couches and Reuphol1tarv. St Rt. 7 , Crown Ctty, Oh 614·256-1470. Eve 614-446-3438 Open dally 9to 4 30. Sat. 9 .30 t o 1 :30 Old & new !JphostereQ Located In one of Point Pleasant's nicest neighborhoods this lovely home offers 3 bed· rooms, 1 bath, garage, central air, heat pump, lmoalntenanc:e free siding and a nice size lot plenty of room for the children. Mowrt~v ' s Upflolstertng 5ervi"g tri county area 22 years The belt furniture upholstering Call 304 , 676 4154 f o t fre e estimates 1n Call now,to see the 3 Bedroom ranch Heat pump 2 Baths Eat-in kitchen Living room 1 Acre m/1 lot Family room All this & more! 446-6610 WE BUY . SELL. or TRADE SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY cutr/= 9! ~d i?l?ea,r~:J/ok RESIDENTIAL · INVESTMENTS FARMS I~ 446-6806 PROFESSIONAl SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER . 381! -8~26 RUTH GOODY. REALTOR. 379-2628 DIAN CALLAHAN. REALTOR. 2.56·6251 KENNY GOODY . REALTOR. Zl>6-9334 I I I SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. REALTOR® never regret ~ l8 0. BEAUTIFUL PRETENTIOUS HOM[' When ~ou dnve onto this nkel~ constructed blacktop etrc le driwe ~ou ' llinow money was no obrtet. This 5 bdrm 2 story home ha5 app roA. 3300 SQ fl . of hvm& SP'Ct , thermostats ilnd urpet m&In e¥tll room h&hted sta11wa~. fireplace 11undr' chute, chandellers-3 nicely done Baths, 2 k1tchens w/ d1spos.a ls $ecur1ty l1ahts on all corners of home. 3 car &ari&t and landsca pe<l m·JrouOO htlted pool Additional tots on u ch Side a-wa1lsble PRICED TO S[.ll Sl32 S00 00 THIS LOVELY 3 BEDROOM BI-LEVEL features I\\ baths. tam1ly room, livmg room . eleelric heat pump/ central all, fireplace. 2 car attached garage, above ground pool and excellent landscaped lawn Make your appomtment to see th1s home today' WHERE ELSE could you fond a home w1th the character of thiS one' Ill story frame. lor mal dmmg 1oom. 3 bedrooms. bath. hvmg room. kitchen. Tree shaded front · porch. Barn. cellar , garden area Large flat lawn Only $29,900 GIVe a call today' ~2455 lf168 BEAUTIFUL BRICK. Approx. 5 m1 from town 3 bedrms.. I& b ath country kit . llf1 l1ty rm . 2• of msulat1on matt ic, centrala1r.lo'l¥ uhl ities Kyger schools S5S,OOO #179 NEW LISTING. Older 3 bedrm b11ck home and 17'h acres . Good flat land. L&. garap w/ worksi'IOp, c ~ •cken house , fruit trees, 2 enclostd sunporehes part111 basement Springfield Twp Rodney 8 Rd #142 COMMERCIAL BUILOING· IOy rs old 200 f1 hontar;eonbusySt Rt 6 178 sq f1 poured concrete wa lls central au and heat plenty parkin& space. more la nd available Appraised at $150 000 Askmg U3.500. 11151. WOULD YOU BE WILLING to patnl 3 httle and sm a lot Beautiful !l"'!ldt 3 8R 2 baths, OR all the cab•net space and closets ~ou w1fl ever need Just ta~e om pa)menh 1 m1 hom crty IH7J COZY OOUBLEWIO( HOME wit h 3 bedrooms LR. fimily rm w/ woodburner. I& ut ll ll~ rm . new p s,fur nace, low heat bills, fente<l yar d located off Georces Creek Rd Kyger Crk schools S27.SOO ~ 141 NEW ON MARKET B1g and roomy all bnck 5 BR . huae lR kitchen eat-in d1mna. plenty ol cabinets and closets. 2Lh baths, 2 car 1ara1e on St Rt Clly schools ~ 16 3 . NEW LISTING Ju5t m1nutes from.downtown. Very !f11cient home to heal and cool Owner Will pamt outs1de. 3 BR. plenty of Cibtnets and closets lg. ut1l1ty rm . carport. I car pr~ge private pal1o w/ uill. c1t~ schools. $46,500 #162 WHY PAY RENT? 1968 New Moon, 2 Dedrm mob1le horne 1nd lot 17.000 #174 COUNTRY LIVING Just 3 m1. from Ci t~ hmtts. NICe 2 story home h.U I com merc!alearare (4 cars), strll plenty of work area 4 BR, l lh baths. kit w/ ra n4e dishwasher, dis posal, p lent~ of cabinets lg. LR wtth useable FP. fuel 01! ta nk and hn e m basement. No fu el freeze up H01s l& cement patiO, C1ty schools. KINGSBURY ROAD - Appro• 14 3 acre horse barn Hou se needs repair. barn, horse corral. free gas to house, 3 011 and gas wells av1lable fo r pu rchase !not produ c1ng at present t1me). All mmerals Ask for deta~ls on wells PRICE REDUCED $47,500 RUTlAND - N1ce 10 year old br~ck ranch house 1n a good locat1on. Over I acre of ground w1th 3 bedroom s. 2 baths. full basement. large patio. eQuipped k1tchen. many other nice features MAKE OFFER $39.900 HDIIT l CWNID, Jf .... 992-6191 JUN IRUSSUI ............ 949· 2660 DOniE TURNER .......... 992-!692 TRACY RifFlE .... ..... 949- !080 OrriCI ..... ...... ...... 992-22!9 A·w AFFORDABLE RANCH- 3 bedroom home on the edge of town w1th over I acre lawn. Formal dlmng area. hvmg room . 2 car garage. Blacktop dnveway C1ty school s Pnced m the $30s #2447 elc $49.100 ·• BEAT THE HEAT - Complete package remodeled pleasmg home and surroundings Well shaded 3 acre lot. Olympia m-ground pool20'•40' w1th shelter and changmg hbuse Secluded area. Green Township. Satellite dish. All Wllhm a few mmutes of Gallipolis. Call now. #2460 RIO GRANDE ELEMENTARY- 3 Dodroom ranch w1th 2 baths. fam1ly room, master beproom w11n walk·ln closet. Large double garage Pnced In the $40s -2416 PRICE REDUCED! THREE BEDROOM RANCH on Bladen Road. IO'x20'. storage bulldmg. wood· burner Needs some work but pnced accordmgty. Loan assumable. $27.500. 1mmedlate possession. · nm MiNI FARMS - Appro•. 126 acres of vacant wooded land to be d1vided mto ~pprox. 3D t:re tracts or sold as whole, several n1ce wooded homes1tes Rural water available. OWNER WILl HELP FINANCE to Qualified buyer. #2444 ~ ' J'lrt7 C. t'ntury 21 lko~ll::st•tt!" lurpur•t1on .on ' - WANT A BIG YARD?- To bu1ld Ihat newhOme' If so. call us about these 3 acres more or tess. Rural wate r and u\Jii\Jes on sam e s1de of 1oad Land ,, level Ve1 y nice b01ldmg s1te #2422 $42.000 Bl ·lEVEL - 4 be dr ooms, llv1n g 100m. 3 baths, formal d1n1ng ar ea Storage bull dmg and over I acre lawn With1n mmutes ot lown #2426 YOU ~RE GOING TO LOVE THIS HOME! Located on Jay Dn'e th1s b1·level home oilers everylh1ng you wan t for you' · family's comioll . ~1t chen wOW, d1spl., range. rel11 g. hvmg 100m. tam1ly rm . dmm ~ rm . carpet, gas heal. cent a11 and wood and coal burmng sto,e. 2 ca1 g"'ge, 12116 sl orage bu1ld111~ c11y schools Call today and make an appo,nlmenl to see th•s 111ce home THE FAMilY WILL lOVE THIS ONE! Ranch style home on 5 m/ 1. oilers 3 BRs. balh. k1t chen. tamlly room. LR carpet. heatalaiOI hreplace, WB stove. 2 car attached garage. 16x32 m·ground pool Cham lmk fence Call lor an appo•ntment. acre HISTORIC MIDDlEPORT HOME ' woodwork. Stone an d br~ ck 1n good co ndition balhs. 4·5 bed rooms. 9 rooms pl us attic and partial basement Gas forced ' " fu rnace (3 yrs. old} Lar ge kitchen. well planned Step savm g laundry.·p-ant ry, walk m closets. garage Askm g $55,900. - #308 • • ATTENTION HOME SHOPPERSII!1- Ve1y niGe ranch style home 1n a good oerghborhood ofte~ed at a pnce you can aflord. 3 BRs. LR. k1tchen. bath. ceda1 closets, Cit school d1stnct $29.900 • • ' ' •• •• 1 '• BRICK RAN CH & 3 ACRES M/ l OVERlOOKI NG OHIO RIVER! - ! c;r allach•d ga1ag • 3 hed • rooms, livtng room, form al dmmg area ktlchen • • complete l''lh appliances Add,on Jownsh1p Low $40s ; ~2385 • • ..· ·:• ' •' ' NEGOTIABLE! - Owner 1eady, wllhngaod ablelo cons•de1 offers 011 lh1s lovely 3 bed1 oom home full d1V1ded basement, ~ orage I baths. den. la1 ge sc reened-Ill porch Ve~y mc~ woodwork. cathedral ce1l1ng 1n l1v1ng room Make thiS a home lo see belore all otheiS #2447 ' ' ") MENU FOR TODAY' - How about a tasty d1sh of mcom e' 2 slory home an d 2 bedr oom garage apartment located 1n c1ty Call toda y for more m· torma\Jon and an appo1ntment #2324 ' NEW LISTING - VACANT ACREAGE! - Over 36 acres Developed spnng. several feet of road frontage Call for more mlorm at10n $1 2.000 #2478 • FORMAl AND ELEGANT! - Your guests dme up a sweepmg circular d11ve to th1s 1mpress1vehome They enter the front door lhtou gh stately p1 llars to v~ew the mside of this 2 story home w1th 4.DOO sQ. It mil 211 baths 4 bedrooms, formal entry, dmmg 'and l1ving 'rooms. fam1ly room. 42'x22' appro• concrete and steel pool and so much more beautifully senm g on a shad ed 2 acre lawn #2439 • • PRICE REDUCED TO $49.900 - 113.91 acres more or le ss - l 'o story home w1th 4 5 bedrooms, I I> bath s, 2 wells, newer fen e m ~ m1lkhouse. corncnb. barns and other outbu1ld· 1ngs. Call for more deta~l s #23 15 f FARM LISTING - i6o acres. Pnvate location Modern house. 6 rms., I II baths Private water system . sprmg development. Tobacco base. barn, lie house. Many sprmgs for li'estock water Pasture, tillable land and woodlot Joms Wayne Nat10nal Forest, good huntmg and recreat1on Southwestern schools. Pr1ced low $60s #2464 COMMERCIAL LISTING - Corner of S 2nd and M1ll St. in Middleport Over 3,000 sq. H, \1 bath, 2 gas FA furnaces. lot approx 42'x87' 4 b1gdisplay wmdows. Could be used as 2 separate bu1ldmgs. One side ISremodeled, could be used separately #2446 ARE YOU A HANDY PERSON?- Come 1n and put your own touches on this 3 bedroom 1story home. City water and sewage, storage bUIIdmg. covered Iron\ and back porch In town locat1on Low $20s ~2412 CAN'T STANO PAYING RENTT- Then JUmp 1nto the car and let's look at th1s ho111e that you can buy for $35,000. Ne.wer carpet aid immaculate cond1t1on Might took small when you drive by but you'll be surprised when you walk 1n #2427 • • PRICE REDUCED BY S5,000!! ASKING SS-4 .900$ - This home 11 Situated 10 a ' ery n1ce neighborhood at the edge of town and oilers app101 2 000 sq II 4 BRs I '' baths. k1tchen. dmelt•. LR . fR. wood · bUiner, gas heal. cent '" aua ched garage City schools Make us an ofl er 29.8 ACRES MI L VACANT lAND. fronls on Rl 160 Build 01 out a mobile home here $16.900 LECTA AREA - $23.500 - 3. 5 acres M/ L 2 story home 1n good cond1f 10n 3 BRs, LR. OR. k1lchen slonu wmdows and door s Shown by appolnlment RODNEY CORA RD . - Beaulrful home on 12 acres mi l l ~1 s lovel y house 1S sunounded by lrees and oflpes a un1(1ue lloor plan L1v1ng rm lealu1es wood bu rner. open ce1J1ng des1gn, k1tchen. lormal d1n1ng, 3 BRs. 2'' bathi, lg pat1o oil d1nmg area. 26•40 llarn and 15o24 garage Call for an appointment. ••• NATURAL BEAUTY SURROUNDS THIS HOME - 10 ac1es mi l gentle larm land near R1o Grande !he 3 BR home boasls an absolutely beautiful log add 1t1on wh1ch leatures a great room and sp~r a l stalls to loft , beam ed ce•lm g. stone ch1 mn ey and wood burner Other features c)" th1s hom e mclude lormal dimn g. eaf.ln kitchen. wood burner between d1mn g an d k1lchen. balh, pall basement Ca ll fo1 an appomtment -·•• ..·i· ...•r,. ·~ ..••. .. .... NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME IN TOWN - Includes fam1ly room, l'h bat hs and woodburner Home ha ss. recently been remodeled lmmed~a t e possesSion. $37.500 #2445 DON'T BE A DRIVE·BUYER - You won't bel1e" the space and extras unlll you see 1ns1dethis bnck and hame tn·level N1 ce large rooms mclu de 3 bedrooms. 2 balhs. Attached garage w1th elec door openers 5 acres surr ound this one Let's go see lhe 1ns1de #2338 NEW LISTI NG1NEW tiOM E& 18.7 ACRES- Th1s 1s an attractive and spac1ous ra nch m a secl ud ed locat1on near Vmton It oilers 31arge bedrooms, 3 baths, full basement. wrap-arou nd deck and much. much more $60,900 00 #24U ~~ CHAROLAIS HILLS - 3 24 acres mare or less Owner l1nanw1g a va~l a ble YOUR FAMilYWILLENJOYTHIS HOME 4 BRs. 2 baths, eQuipped k1lchen. LR ahached garage, heal pump/ce nt a~r . whulpool '" maste• bath. above gr ound pool Shown by appomlment HAVE YOU AlWAYS THOUGHT THAT A MAN'S HOME IS HIS CASTLE1 ..... th1s one could be yours' l he pnce has been reduced on th1s outs1and111 g home 1ust al lhe edge ol town Quality w01kman sh1p 1n every room, lar ge LR w11h FP and vJeWof clly, den w/ fP and sohd cherry walls and boo kshelves formal dmmg eal-m k1IChen 2'' balns. 3 BRs, sew1ng room; spac1ousFR w1th woodburner, ~c reened summer porch pa1 10 w11h bn ck BBQ gnll. ga1 den ers shed. I 975 acre m/1 lhmeare so many olh81 l eal u ~es . 1ust g" e usa call AFFOROABlY PRICED AT JUST $29.900 - Close to CitY on Rt 141 th1s home oiler s kJtchen. LR. lan11ly 100m d1nmgroom and lull basemen! La~ ge unahached block gara ge C"all f01 an appOintment RIO GRANDE AREA - 20 acres m/ 1 Ve1y mce home has be en remodeled and offers 3 BRs. 11? baths. k11chen w1lh oven. ran ge. woodbu1 ner, lamily room / d1111ng 10om· combo. LR. heat pump/ crnl au 30130 garage. laund1y rm. 12x65 moh1 le home on p1ope1ty SW school <IISincl Call tor appomlment OHIO RIVER lOT FOR SAl£ - I 59 ac~e m/ 1, 1usl al ed ge of lown Creal place 101a camper and boat lallliCh $5.900 LOTS OF POTENTIAl HERE- 2. 000 sq II bulld•ng w1th II ontage on St Rt 160. 12•20 walk 1n t ooler 12 R danycase Call lor more de l a~ls EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - $39.900 - Ranch style home 1ust 5 .nmulcs lrom lown. offers 2 BRs, balh. k1lch en w/slave and s1de·bY·S1de refn g.. LR. carpet a11d har dwood. carport and covered pat1o Trade• pad on lot nexl to house C1tyschool d1stnct Call today $25.000 - VALLEY DRIVE - Th1s 3 BR home ofle~ s 2 bath s, k1tchen. LR. DR, carpel . gas heat c1ty schools Call la1 an appl PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900! - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Th1s hme oflers < large LR With f1replace. k1lchen . dmmg area, 3' BRs, bath, lull base ment, I Cal gara ge, deck, fenced yard 1ust m~nu les lo lown on Rt. 14 1 Call lor an ap pOintment GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE N1 ce ra nch styl e home s1t ualed on a 70x 148 It lot oilers 3 BRs. 1'7 baths, LR FR wlf lleplace. eat·m kitchen. gas heat. Green Schools Call tod ay, ~ ".. ~ ··.•• •. . •• - .,. .• ' ·~ . OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SHliMIIEOtAHLY - Verln• ce and roomy home m Spn ng Vall ey h1s home olfe1 s LR. eQuipped kllch n leat-ml. d1neMe. 3 BRs. 2 bath \ lamlly •oom w1lh f~repl ace. lw o car allached C" age gas neal. cent all Come look at lhiS one and make us an oiler. • ••: ..''•• tru~tcc lur lhl.' NAf. ·So otnJ '• - lrotdcm.uks of Ct!nl11ry 21 Reill t:st11e Corpor.atlon Equ•l Housmg Opportumty. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPEND£NTL Y OWNED AND OPERATED. THIS HOME OFFERS A VIEW OF THE OHIO RIVER THAT JUST DOESN'TQUIT !! - !ry e lr on l ol 1111s home faces lhe nver and the owner s have used glass to 1ts lull advantage Beautiful l1"ng room w1lh murored wall . rellecrtng the uve1 VICW , beamed ce•lings ston e fireplace. d•n eue equ1pped k1tchen. 3/ 4 bed1ooms fam1ly room . 1ec room, 3 bath>. ? car gar age. cenflal all CORA MILL RO - Perry lwp - 8 ac1es m/ 1, vacant land Call 101 more d el a~ l s ~ PRICE REOUCEO! - L1ke new. chOice location. 3 bedroom hom e. much remodeling has bee n done 2 car garage, barn anq over 6 acres of land, ad1acent to Raccoon Counly Park Priced only 10 the 30s Don't miss this buyer opportumty' #2454 LOTS OF REPAIRS HAVE BEEN MADE - A few more are needed, but at th iS pnce. $18,500. you are getting a real bargam. I II story 1n Vmton. 2 bedrooms kitchen and double lot Make us an ofler1 #107 .' HAVE YOUR OWN CAIIP SITE -Over 23 surveyed acres ,n Green l ownsh1 p to1 $1 5.000 Mosl all wooded. Has pond and 1u~al wate1 1S available Partially developed Lots of 10ad hontage Call tor showmg today' #2394 EXCITING COMTEMPORARY DESIGN - Qualll y and elegance combmed m th1s lovely 3.154 sq R of hvm g area Straleg1c placement ot 2 storv glass. catheda l ce11in ~s. mass1ve stone tneplace. angled walls throu ghout mteno1 Exira leatUies gourmet k1tchen . hu ge cedar and slone rec. room w1th wet bar. 1mported t1le. custom made stame<l gl ass. brass accesson~s. Nu·lone secunty sy stem Huge masl er su1te C1ty schools #2456 OWNER'S OFFER - "WE WANT TO to a warmer cl1mate To make that poss1ble we' ll go w1th a low down payment. assumptmn ol our mortgage, and we' ll even tmance the d1flerence at very special term s" Buye1Will then lle the ow ner ol a 4 bedroom b1·level wllh 2 car garage, above ground pool, only 8 m•les from town N•ce home for a lam1ly w1th childr en. no wartm glor the sc hool bus Call and we' ll tell you more' $46.900 #406 .•' COUNTRY CHARM . surrounds th1s d bed1oom ranch luge k1t chen, I •: bat hs, tam1ly 10om and 2 ca• gm~c Home has heal pumpicenlra1 a.r • 2 woodbu1n ers N1ce deck olllamllv area '• acres #?374 w1th mce lrees and garder "'" LARGE FAMilY RqOM - 3 bedroom. tw o story home 1n Addav1lle School area, full basement, elec heat With woodburner hooked to IUinace duct. Pnced at $36,500 #2402 ·::;;~~:~~:~,:~~~~ hgme on 3 ae. m/ 1. 4 f& bedrms .. 1'h bath5, l&. planted Louted on Kerr-Harrisburg Road, frtl59 NEW LISTING. The farm that hu everyOfle lookin&. Also for the man who wants h l ~ own workshop (32'x42'). 1ncfudes 53 ac. 15 ctnr. tob. IN5e lru11 trees strawberries 3 or 4 bedrooms. extra Ia: LR hu&e cou~tt~ kitchen . pantry and bath. Unbtlieveable -w1ew You uo see tor miles Best of all the price 1s onl~ $37,900 #104. 4 ACRES: PORTER ON SR 554 Recent!~ remodeled 2story home, lR, DR, 4 8Rs. fam1ly rm w1th 1bar. loads of cabinets . ut1hty rm .. SIJnporch. basement Alii& rms Beautiful trees m the yard $S0s 11110 RECENTLY MODERNIZED inside and out. 3 Ia. be«ms .• l lfl bllhs, prdentub, new count!Y blue kitchen with sohd oa• cabinets. screened porch. NEW GARAGf 28 x40' w/ heat, 200wirml Can b, used for car repair. 514 ~i-c-untl AH'OU4' Galli1•oli11. Ohio 456:1 l•hont' ( 614) .J46-0IIIl8, , MIDDLEPORT- Well kept hom e 1 the charm ot leaded glass. "bUill-In chma cupboard and bookcases. and the pract1cahty of lot s of closet space Other leatures. mclude 3 mce SIZed bed rooms. hard wood floors and a pnce 1n the 30s #444 #24~3 PROFITABLE FARM? Th1s co uld be oneand lhmgs are looking behel 111 acres more or less Well fenced. 4 ponds. rural wal e~ l ARGE tobacco llase Good beef fa1m 3 bed1oom home ISmodel n and ahracllve. Located Teens Run Rd Clay TownShip, Let us show you thiS one' Lei me p1ove my ad' #2380 2.090 ACRES MI L VACANT LAND - Ready to bu1ld on w1th dnveway and tound at10n lor ahome Cornel lot $6,500 Call tor more mlonnat 10n #2442 WHAT A"tLACE! - Super nice 3 bedroom bnck and framO'ranch ApjlroK. 2.700 sQ. ft Fimshed basement. 2 car garage plus unahached 24'!36' garage 3 baths. fam1ly room, formal dmmg. pan· try 1n k•tchen Very well constructed Pnvate loca· lion, 104 acres !borders Raccoon Creek) SYRACUSE - Remodeled two story home Includes 3-4 bedr ooms l 'h bat hs. basement. garage and and older barn on appro,mately 1 acre ol ground PRI CED TO SELL AT $39,900 HERE IT IS!- Your hom e 1n th e coun try, over 21 acres of ground, pl us a 2 story far m hou se w1th 3 bedrooms. cellar. garden area, shed and woodbumer lor ex tra heat WANT $29.500 Rrolu·r SELLING BELOW MARKET VALUE - Owner unable 10 care tor. PicturesQue home. 4 bedrooms 2 lull baths. mod. equipped k1tchen. 24 ft. cabmets. walk-out basement. poured concrele walls. mdnect l1ghtmg Three Cal garage and msulated workshop bUilt by a good cra Rsman. Much more Call for appl)< ntment A buy you w1ll POMEROY; 0. 992·2259 PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND - A very neat mce ran ch style home w1th central a~r . garage. low util 1t1es. !rant and rear porch, 3 bedroom s. large livmg room. d1n1ng area and a big level lot Must see! $38,500 REALTY .. JUDY DEWin BROKER 388 -8155 J. Merrill (orter ........................... ,... 379 -2184 . Loveday - ................................ 446· 2230 Phylhs Becky lone ....,.................................. 446-045 8 Potri'k (o,hron ............................... 446-BbSS Jim (()[hron ..................................... 446-7 881 E. M . WISEMAN. BR.OKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446 -9555 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446-4240 CLYDE B._V(ALKER. 245-527,!1 LORETTA MnnADE . 446~29 A COZY SPOT tO .CAll HOME - "The tran quil hilltop settm g ol th1s well kept bi·level puts fam1ly and fnends at ease. Spectacular v1ew 3 bedrooms. 211 baths. central a1r, 2 car garage. 3 acres Come and rel ax ' $64,500 #120 44 IL\~M' HI.Af:K RURN 446-6610 446-.3644 Bea ut,ful 6 ' house w1th Ill ceramic baths. fue· place, att 1c . new furnace and hot water heater l 'h ca r Rarage Large a~ ry k1tchen w1th adtacent d1nmg area Bea I carpeted and custom draped Large bnck paiJO w1th gas gnll. 8x10 bUIIdmg Qual1ty const ruction Beaul1lul ya rd w1th large trees and beaut1lul landscap1ng S1tuated on roll1ng lot 100•200. Ongmal owner sellm g. Ex· cellent neighborhood m c1t y school d1stnct Shown by appt only. $17.900 00 For mformation call LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE Real Estate General .... COMMERCIAL REAL ESTAT£ DeWitt g,_f:!l ra Real Estate General BLACKBURN . PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. 675-7123 992·3432 or 992·2780 TWO lARGE lOTS w1th clly wate1, sewe1, natural gas. and elecl nc, all availabl e Buy one or bot h. #456 LOCATED IN RIO GRANOE. NEAR CAMPUS L1v1n g room , formal dmm g. complete kllc)len . partial basement . Like new shmgle !1llOI. AH01dable pr1ce range Low $30s " #2360 ' NEW LISTING - SOUTHERN DISTRICT - Would you en1oy a 26'x64' Nashua doublewide 'home w1th 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. all electnc. central all. eat-1n k1tchen w/skylighl, for mal dimng room. hv1ng room w1th cathedral cell1 ng. garden tub oH master bedroom. located on ap pro• 22 acres of wooded land' ThiS home 1s only 2 months old as owners were t ra ns !erred You hmsh landscap mg and decks Call tor an appomtment to see th1s one' Really N1ce 1 ASKING $45.000 SEVERAL BUSINESS BUILDINGS Thtlt proporlios in Pomeroy, Middleport, Athens. AI !J"d invostnient praportiot or make you a good homo. All pricod lor quick sale to qualified buym. If you couldn't aflord to buy a homt, now you tan. FOR IIIORI INFORMATION CAll JACk W.' CARSEY AT 992-2403 OR fiSHING . boallng, hunting, all from.lhls Getaway Retreat, close to Gall1pol1s, overlooking Blu eLa<e and Raccoon Creek. Th1s has a 23ft !l ave I tra~ler on concr etepad sleeps 6. has a sun deck. rural water. sept1c system. elecln c. aplace to relax away !rom the telephon e #584 Real Estate General FOR SALE (Multiple dwelling) ~-- pools. wall , etc call 304 -576 - 87 SOME APAITMENT HOUSES 9 ROOMS. 4 bedrooms. lar~e l1vn•£ room. d1111nr, area. k1tchen w1t h lots ol cbmets and sis smk. n1ce batliroom garage on level lot All for QUICk sa le or !lade. #622 Walteuon ' s Water Haulln9. reasonable rates . immediate 2,000 gallon delivery, c•sterns, Real Estate General ISE (Single dweiNng) maintenance - clean and mce, ms1de and out Begmner home or ret~rement home ~260 R & R Water Servtce. Home cistars. wells, pools fill&d Form1:1rlv Jamea Boys Waters Call The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-0-7 HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES 2 BEDROOM HOME overlooking the Ohio R1ver has httle 245-9286 erns. weUa. CA~TEA ' S • Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. ~:~ ...". • GRAHAM SCHOOl ROAD - Very mce ranch offers k1tchen w/ range. refng . OW. d1spl, m1crowave, LR. FR. d•n elle, 3 BRs, 1 bath. cent '"· carpetm g, 2 melal ut1hty bldgs Shown by appOintment. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Bnck ranch, 3 BRs. I Y, bath s, kitchen wl range, double oven, DW,I1vm g rm . dmette. fam1ly rm. fireplace. lull basemen!, screened porch, 2 full attached garage, KC school d1stnct HOUSE AND 29.4 ACRES. MI L. OHIO TWP. - Th1s home offers 3 BRs. bath, LR, k1tchen, large laundry rm. w/ washer and dryer. There IS a tobaccco base and a 36<36 tobacco barn INVESTMENT PROPERTY- 9 acres. m/ 1, approx. 'h m1. from HMC w1th lrontage on St. Rt. 160. CHAROLAIS HILLS - Ranch style home oilers LR w/cathedra l ceilin g. FR, form al d1nm g, k1tchen leatures steak gnll, oven. diSpl & ra nge, f1replace. carpel, 2 car unattac hed garage. Call for mo re 1n lormat1on THIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU - Just 5 mmutes from town. th1s ranch stylehome offers 3 BRs. bath. k1fchen w/ range, double oven, OW, d1spl., LR l ull basement, fireplace, gas and wood heat, 1car garage, c1ty school d1stnct. Call for an appomtment HOME AND ONE HALF ACRE FOR SAlE1050 sq. It ol hvmg space. LR. kitchen , dming rm .. bath $10,900 Call lor more mtormat1on. COMMERCIAL SITE lor sale. Located 2206 Eastern Ave All ut1lities available QUALITY LOCATION - 1st Avenue View! · E<eept1onally good cond1110n Owner has spent a lon ol money and a lot ol h1s t1me making Improve ment s I was really s urp r~sed at how mce 11 IS and 11 IS much larger lhan I expected . To app rw ate lhe desuab11ity of thiShome, you mnst v1ew the 1ns1de This professionally decaraled home 1ncludes a ve ry p~e tl v l1v1ng roam . lormal dming, n1ce k1lchen w1th ap pl~ances, fam1ly 1oom den and 3 or.4 bedr ooms Master bed•oom has conn ectmg stu dy . Screened porch w1lh nv er v~ew Pnce has been red uced lo $109,900 DnVIng by w1ll nut do. you must see the InSide #103 COUNTRY LIVING -AFFORDABLE PRICE - 3 bedroom ranch w1t h mce SIZed rear deck and fenced yard lor relaXIng or entmtam•ng Th1s 6 year old home has been well cared far and IS pnced nght at $43 000 #443 OUTSTANDING LOCATON . VERY BEST CON· STRUCTION , EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD - POMEROY HOME - N1ce large corner lot 2 car , garage w1th st01 age area above . Basement w1th gas hot water heal Large 11vmg!fam11y room Enclosed porch Pnced at $32.500 #300 You gel 1t all m th1 s onel He re 15a lrn e bnc k ranch w11h Qual1ty wntlen all ove111 2 640 SQ ft on the JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDER'E D- Lovely 4 BR home 1n a qu1e1 wooded 1ocat1on EQuipped eal·m k1tchen, FR with f Jieplac~ 3 baths Excellent neighborhood 8 acres AddiiiOnal acreage ava~ labl e $93,000. #1 16 "I Love That House But I Can't Afford It'" WELL NOW YOU CAN!! - fhe owner IS loaded w1th lrustrat1on and IS ready to accept an y reasonable ofler The exte nor ofler s a stately appem nce because of th e altract1ve leatures Including large trees. malure shrubbery, huge bouldms. the pool. 01ce large "lawn and lhe mam level pl us an en closed breeze wa y and a covered porch w1th a wooded v1ew Includes a form al entry, large formal 11v1n g room w•t h fireplace SUirounded bi solid cher ry woodwork all l he tnm 1n the house 1s cherry and bllch) /or mal dmm g room w1lh nrce v1ew ot the wooos. complete k•lchen w1th lots of cabmets and all the app liances plus a la~ge everyday eat1ng am A fam1ly 1oom w1th fueplace. solid b ~r ch bookcases and wall w1lh p1ctu re wmdows (t h1s IS a ve ry handsom e room! 3 large hed1oom s and 2 baths plus a small olllce off the k1tchen w1th built m hies On the lower level. there IS on additional 2,640 SQ It w1th about 1700 h111shed 1nto 2 more bedr ooms and a large family and rec. room w1th 3rd lneplace, ba t ~. large ul1l1ty room. l a~ ge !urnace room and 2 storage roms otler you all the space you w1ll ever need Healing and co olmg IS handled by 2 new natural gas furnaces and elec '" con d1t1onmg systems. both ol wh1ch have electr omc a~ r filters. Broker's Note: "We seldom' see a home where the 'builder has used I he very best ma tenals and craftsmanshiD. Th iS IS an outstandmg p1operty and Will g1ve the new own er many years of happmess" $149,500 #Ill BEGINNERS CAN BE CHOOSY! - You must see th•s 3 bed room home located 1n Syracuse 2 full bath s. dm1ng room and fam1ly room. Heated 2 car garage w1th water Alfordabl y pn ced at $39,900 #236 magmflcent vte w The restd ence IS all masonry mcludes a large living room w1th f1rep lace, d1n1ng w1th huge p1cture w1ndow ollermg an awesome v~ew of !he m er. 3 large bed rooms on the lust lloor wilh 2 full bat hs. huge lam1ly roorn. ruce k1lchen w1th 'h balh m Ihal area l ar ge loye1 w1lh open sta~ r way leading upslausto the 41h bed1oom and a large storaRe room to rebuild th1s home on lh1s land would cost $140 to$150.000 We renew askmg $95.000 and l oo k ~n g 101 an oll e1 Even '' you have not been th1nkmg of buy~nr. you m1ghl want to cash m on th1s unusual opportunity #134 PREnY AS A PICTURE - Th1s H1 story home possesses unshakable charm Well m a~nta~ned home oiler s 3-4 bed rooms. fam1ly 1oom and I car gara ge Beautifu l oak woodwork At $44 900. 11 rates a standmg oval1on' #224 THREE BLOCKS FROM TOWN I - But surr ounded by 5 acres of woods Fam1ly onent ed ne1ghborhood. 4·5 bedroom s. 3 full bal hs, large liVIng room w1th fireplace. lormal dmm g, eat-1n kitchen w1th lots of w1 ndows lam•ly room w1t h fi replace. large deck overlook 1~g yard large 2 car garage Much. mu ch more $72,900 Oon 'l OWNERS MOVED TO LOUISVIlLE - Must sell Immacul ate 3 bedroom bnck ~anch w1th larnll y room !'; baths living room. lar ge eat 1n k1tchen and 2 car garage Central a11 Jusl olf Rt 35 $64.900 ,. #216 Hes1 tate1t EXTRA WELL BUILT HOME ONLY 4 MILES FROM GALLIPOLIS - 3 bedrooms, 1''' baths. full basement w1th fam il y room and h1 eplace. Qual1ty bllch cab1n ets m kitchen. hardwood t1o01s w1th Quality carpet. all less than 2 years old. 2 car garage attached. 2 stora ge bu 1ldm gs I acreto be surveyed L1sted lor $62,50D 4316 #200 ONE OF A KIND - $12 500 - t2x 60 mobile home m good co ndition on a lar ge, shady lo11usl ott Lower R1ver Road on good blacktop street 2 bedrooms. l 'h baths. n1ce k1tchen w1th range ~ nd relngerat01 Beaullful 1ocat1on JU St 3 m1les from town . No reason able off er w1ll be lu rned down #230 RAMBLING RANCH OVERLOOKING fHE RIVERVery spac1ou s mcludes nearly 3800 sq ft ol quality bu1lt liv1ng space Lar ge comfortable lam1ly room oilers bnck l11eplace w1th msert. mdoor BBQ. w1de oak floors and large slidmg doors leadmR to flaRslone pa\10 w1th captam's view ol the nver Also mcludes large livmg room w1th marble fireplace, 5 bedroom s. 2 full baths. wet bar. formal d1mng a~ d more. Great home tqr en tertammg and ra1s1ng a tam1ly 4 5 to 5 acres ol ground w1th pond $129,000 #238 RIGHT HOME - RIGHT LOCATION- "CountrySid e Quality" 16 mmutes from town) Welcome to I he "good life" Th 1s picturesque. quality bu1ll, 3 bedroom bnck ran ch Sits on a 2 acre tree shaded lawn You'll never have another thought ol movmg because the entue fa mily w1lllove 1t The features you w1 ll eni OY most mclud e aR outstan dm('. tully eQUipped kitchen, hands ome fueplace 1n lhe fam ily room. 2•; gleam1ng baths. wall to wall carpeting, mce QUiet livm g room. formal d1nmg. roomy bedrooms. 2 car garage and wa1t 1111you see the pool area!' Bu1lt for la stmg beauty and havm g lun m the sun or evenmg ente rl a~n menl on alar ge pat10 ll's encl osed w1th bnck priva cy wall Pnced under $100.000 It Will be a pleasure lor us to show you th1s desuable res1dence #101 ARE YOU READY FOR WINTER? You 'll apprec1ate the warm heat aBuck stove msert can produce lrom lhe fam1ly roam ol this clean 3 BR b1 ·leve1 Includes 1 lull and 2 half baths n1ce hvm g room and spac10us eat·m kitchen Also, l'h car garage and large covered pat10 Super mce flat yard Rt 160, e<cel lent lor coal mm ers $49,900 #207 ' B\JDGH BUY - $44.900- Break mlo home .ownership w1thout breakmg your bu dget 205 Kineon Dnve oilers 3 bed10oms spac1ous ceram1c bath, dimn groom and wor kshop In back ol gar age. Ce ntral au Close to c1ty pool and new goll cou iSe #124 . WE HAVE SOLD, SOLD, SOLD AND ARE EXPECTING TO SELL EVEN MORE, BUT WE NEED LISTINGS! BEST BUY - For $37, 500 ~IS w1ll be. hard to beat' TerrifiC 3 be- · o-\·Vl With river view Eat-In kitchen, fu eC)~·"· L car garage and 0 9 acre DESPERATE OWNER WANTS AN OFFER!!! Older 2 story th at has ho···\ \)Pietely renovated 3 large bedroom.\• • •. ... s, d1ning room. f~re pl ace and full d•.,oed ba sement $44.900 WHERE CAN YOU BEAT THI<? - $34.900 Bnck ranch w1t h :i .Q.l·D 3 bedrooms, 11 .\ COUNTRY BOY - r 1TV " " - Secluded 4 bedroom home will PS·O·L·Di 'h baths, 2 car · baths, large llat lot ;, ... r ,cnool d1stnct Carport and shade trees. garage, above-ground poot $64,900 ' THE PERSONALITY HOUSF IIHTH POOL- Very comfortable ll vmg ~ 0 .\·D'~repla ce. 3 good THIS ONE WON'T LAST LONGI!- Th1s charmmg SIZed bedrooms. P' , , uom and l'h balhs home with ,,, conv•• \ ty'·town locaiiOn Gm ge an~ In-ground pool $67,500 Immaculate condllicC).O• • . ecor and overali liveability Will make " ' hot property" Call today HOME IN RIO GRANDE - 4 '·1rooms. 2 baths $75,000 large liv1ng room WI c .Q.l·D·e. tam1ly room: dmmg room and sun;) ... oux36 barn $54.800 5 ACRES PLUS 2 Mnou < "":liES - Storage buildings. GIIOd wei s-O·l·D good con dillOn. ADD THIS UP- liv1ng room w~ h woodburn er, 3 2 Located 2.5 miles Nt 01 VInton $16,500 ~~~;~~~sin pa~~~~sg,S:o ~l-D ~.t~.~~~~:n~r~~; IF YOU WERE TRANSFE'!,REO .. Wouldn't YO U want your home soln .. • ' \NG)o does tH IS family . 3 bed SAl£ PENJL,enl, I 39 acres. 111-ground poe •. r car garage $52 000 I MAY BE 22 YEARS OLD,.. R111 ' 1•1k and feel now 1Reheshm g 'sA ' LE PENDING, new roof. new car petin g •"" "· • baths, full ba sement . central air and garage $4 7. 000 IF YOU ARE lOOKING for a goon,,.,., •• home. lh1s is 1\ 1In a n1ce ''SAlE PENDING ome has 3 bedrooms, batt), I , v"'• ~~.uc.n en /dtmng ar ea, central a1r. $38, 000 0 ..... COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - F or •G "~n ll800 sQ ~ metal bUIIdi• • · · pENDIN s. balh and garage. 2 heat pSAlE ·• " ugn11ng Levell plus acres lot cond1lioning "equals' more value for $47,500. STOP!! Belore you buy anyth1ng. v1ew th1s lo.ely 4 bedroom bnck hom e~l o•ttown. 21arge baths. overs1zed 2 cS· • ." :ormal dmmg. •beaut1ful tam1ly room. ~!09,900 "o OWNER DESPERATE - WANTS OFFER! Quality built bnck rar ·' CJ l Dbedrooms I ~ baths, large llvmg reS· 7...·,,eplace. tam11y room and garage. $72,900. FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET EVERI!- 3 yr old bnck mcludes form•' "p··E~'DING tam1ly room w1th bnck lllePISALE " •. "uedrooms and oversrzed 2 car •••oge. $95,900. �' Page D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Horseshoe pitchers are invited to , Middleport block party Sept. 19 By JIM SOULSBY Times-sentinel Stall MIDDLEPORT - Like lo try your hand at the art of pitching horseshoes? If so, then the place to be Is the Middleport Block Party on Sept. 19 at the Mini-Park In Middleport . . According lo Mr. Harry Bailey. one of the premier horseshoe _enthusiasts in the area, therewJll ·be lhr'!(' groups-of contestants for the event. The first group will consist of. those in the Junior Class In age group 12 through l7 who will not be c harged a lee to partlcipale. The Adult Class will be made up of those who have r~ached their 18th birthday anniversary to whalever age they .may have attained. For this group !here will be a five dollar entry fee. The third group, according to Mr. Bailey. will be composed of man and wife couples of any age. First and second place trophies will be awarded llle winners or . lhe first two groups mentioned and a trophy, which wm be an annual roving trophy , will be given to Ihe couples wlnner(s 1 Mr. Balley,and a small gro~p of local pitchers, are lrying lo revive the lnlerest in the sporl of -P11Ching horseshoes which, like so many popular pastimes or yes leryear such as marbles , has been pushed aside in I he age of co mputer r games. Unlike the days of yore when, 1 remember, we scrounged up a cou pl e of rusty shoes that had been discarded by some old nag· and threw them at a peg In the ground, horseshoe pitching has not only become an art but a very lucrative sport if you are among the best. According to Mr. Bailey, some 'of the top guns ih the gam e grossed $150,000 la st year .. .. which 'ain' t hay ' I ' I · Announcements Planners to meet MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Block Party planning meeting 6 po.m. Monday at the .offices of Dr. Larry Kennedy a nd Dr. Craig ' Matthews, Second St.. for committee member s. Las t m eeting for the block party will be at 6 p.m. Thursday at lhe same location; chamber of com merce mgmbers please attend. Trustees to meet BEDFORD - Bedford Town ship Trustees m eet at 7 p.m . at the town hall. PTA meets Monday RACINE ~ Racine PTO meet· ing, 7 p.m . Monday at Racine Elementary School. Plan revivar ROCK SPRINGS - Tent revival beginning Monday and runnlng through Sept. 30 with Evangelist Charles Spencer from Rainell, W. Va. and Pra special yer for the sick eac.h evening music , 7: 30· each evening. Servi. ces at the Rock Sprigns Fairgrounds . Monday meetings M!DDLEPORT - Heath United Methodist Churc h Women will meet ·at 7: 30p.m. Monday at the church wilh Emma .Kay Clatwortliy as program leader. and Grace Johnson as devotional leader. Hostesses will be Nancy Cale, Dorothy Roller, Juanita Bachtel and Zelia Taylor. . dist Chu rch at 7 p.m . Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brugger and Mrs. William Gale to be present . Due to rescheduling of the service there will be no weekly prayer meeJing on Sept. 16 . lottery results Mr. Salley participated in the Governor's Open Horseshoe Tournament at the Ohio State Fair and took second place having six wins and one loss with a 38 percent average and eight forty point games. In the 1987 Class G championships at Gre~>n· ville. Ohio, Mr-. Bailey qualified by pitching 100 shoes for a 47 percent aaverage (wringers) and again took second place with a 46.7 percent average and !lad seven 40 point games. Mr. Bailey stated .that there are only three pitchers in the area affiliated with· the state and national associations. They are Charles (Cricket) Searles, Carl Casto and himself. He stated that another .olci pro, 'Toad Brlckles, retirtid from the game some time ago; So, If you want to get In on the action get tn touch with Harry Bailey at 992-3408 or Jeff Tillis a.t 742-2243 or you can sig)l up al the Mini-Park courts on the day of the event. Who knows, you may develop a passion for the sport and betheonetograbsomeofthe big bucks someday In thefulure. Mr. Bailey has also scheduled a meeting for Tuesday September 18th at 6:30PM al the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) James Traflcant, D-Ohlo, says a conviction on federal income tax evasion charges will not deter him from running for P_resldent next year, and it may help establish a forum for his views. At a news conference Friday, the congressman told reporters he will notoftlclally announce his candidacy as long as !Je can gain . Iree. news media exposure. Th~> Youngstown Democrat, who was convicted Thursday on the tax evasion charges, said the a bllity to air his views In publlc Is . the key to his campaign. . "! 'm going to go foro/ard ," said Traflcal\t, 46, a se!J- descrlbed "average man and former Mahoning County sheriff who was ordered· to pay taxes on $108,000 worth Of bribes from alleged crime leaders. ''!don't give a'damn If they pu t me In .San Quentin, " he said, "I'm going to Iowa (to campaign for presidenn. " Traflcant said be would 'fight confiscation of !)Is property by the IRS with "what~ver it lakes ," adding that some people use firearms , The congressman said .he Is studying the " legal terms" of a run for the presidency, mainly whether he could still run for a oppor.rumty to oe near<l , and get the real Issues placed on the : agenda . That's all I'm about." c Traflcant said he had already • been · prOven "absolutely lnno· ~ cent" by 12 jurors, a reference lo • his 1983 acquittal of racketeer- : lng , ·bribery and Income tax : evasion. . : He attributed Thursday 's con- ~ v ictlon to· the fact that U.S. Tax : Court Judge John Williams was : an appointee of PresidE>nt Rea - • gan , "and I am the leading : oppon enl of Mr. Reagan in · Congress and in the Senate." • DR • ·A• JACKSO . 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An Iraqi military communique said Iran Ignored th e presence of Ja v ier Perez de Cuellar In Baghdad and was bent on creating an '.'atmosphere of military esca lation" to s abotage the secretary-general' s peace effor ts. At the sa me time, Iran warned it would pursue Its policy of striking a "blow for a blow" even · !hough the entire world may turn against it. A senior official from Syria, Iran 's last Arab ally , arrived In Saudi Arabia Su nday a nd . met with King Fahd in a sign that Damascus may drop support for Tehran , as Libya did lasl week . Perez de Cue llar today held his fir st round of talk s In Iraq on Implementing a U.N , Security cease-fire call with Foreign Minister Tareq Azlz . the Iraqi News Agency reported. The secretary-general was expected to meet wlth President Saddam.Husseln, who has -pledged to accept the cease-fire If _Iran does. Perez de Cue llar evidently failed to gain Iranian acceptance of the resolution after two days of talks in Tehran. Iran ~nnou nced Sunday It would consider e ndin g the conflict only If Iraq Is named in the resolution as thee aggressor, a condition Iraq has re jected. On arrivi ng In Baghdad Sunday , Perez de Cue llar was · quoted by INA as saying he was "neither optimistic nor pessimistic" about the outcome of his mission . In a military communique also carried by INA, a n Iraqi spo kesman said Iran launched a t leas t17 C oun~ll .. .. ~ I NOW ON . DISPLAY It's easy to apond twico u much- and not got • ~>otter world clau touring carl This factor execu- 1988 Pontiac LeMan's Aero Coupe · tive demo i1 loaded with convenience and aafety 111i11 itomo including the et..:tronic enti·lock broke ayatem, keyless entry syatem, beige loether interior. electric instrumentation. end much !"ore. Tho ultimate in driving piNsure . ONLY $8 5 )400 · lnctudoa: I •foctorv oir •Power Steering •AM-FM •Twotone paint "Reor defogger '5-Spoed • And much SAVE A FULL 20°/e OFF FACTORY LIST more. 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Sleeps Six Was 51495 NOW Pipeline helps water shortage OXFORD, Ohio (UP I) - Oxford officials say a temporary water supply system will deliver about 500,000 gallons a day to the . communlly, alleviating Its water shortage but providing no long· lerm cure. · City Manager Dennis Sruckey said a water emergency Imposed Sept. 4 will continue Into October. Stuckey said the city has purchased about 50 acres with ·well sites near Seven Mile Creek. Those wells may eventually solve the city's water shortage, but won't be in full operation for at least two years, he said. Work on a three-mile lempor-. ary water piping system was expected to be completed early this week. Oxford has struggled with a water shortage because of dry weather and a sudden Increase In waler use with the return ol 15,000 students to Miami University . enttne 1 Section.. 10 Pages 25 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper . ' . The Ohio National Guard was ca lled In to deliver 13 tractortrailer . trucks of pip~, hauled from Camp Perry near Toledo. The line will run from Acton Lake at Hueston Woods State Park to the city's water system. Oxford residents were advised to boll water because low levels posed a threat of contamination. Other emergency measures were also being taken: -Use of laundry machines was restricted to four-hour shifts during lhe weekend at Miami University, and dining halls were using paper plates and plastic utensils. -The city's largest manufac· turer, Square D Co., putconservation measures in place, allowIng the return to work of employees who were sent home Thursday as water levels dropped. long-range missiles I hat slammed into residential areas of Basra beginning aboul 10 p.m. Sunday, "causing the destruction of some res idential houses ." There was no immediate report on casualties. The shelling was followed early today by an Iranian ground attack - backed by tanks. artillery and mortars - along the warfront's central sector, The assault was "repulsed and destroyed," the Iraqi spokesman said. . The Iranian News Agency today quoted Iranian Prime Minister Husse in Musavl as denying Iran had Initiated any attacks and insisting all its military actions were in retaliation for Iraqi a ttack s. Musavi told a Ca binet meeting Sunday Iran .would "Invariably respond each blow with a blow even though an e ntire world m ay turn against Iran." Musavl also warned the Italian govern· ment against s~ndlng warships to the gulf, saying, "It Is easier to come through the waterway tha n to get out." The talks came as the eight h U.S. escorted convoy of re· flagged Kuwaili tankers approac hed the Strait of Hormuz today, shipping sources sa id. Sea Stallion mine-sweeping helicopters from the USS Guadalcanal probed waters ahead of the 81,283-ton Surf Cily and the 79,999-ton Chesapeake City for mines. The gas carriers began their 550-mile journey fro m Kuwait's main oil terminal at AI Ahmadi Saturday, the sources said. Warships in the escort group went to the highest state of alert as the convoy approached waters where Iranian attacks on shipping have been freq uent a nd the Strait of Hormuz where It Is believed Iran has set up Silkworm missile batter ies. HUNTIN GTON , W.VA . - The start of construction toward eli minating one of the worst navigation bottlenecks In the nation will be celebrated with a public ceremony November 6 at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam, on the Ohio Riv er near Eureka. The first coiuract In a twophase, nin e-year project will cover excavation of a two-mtlelong. bypass canal and construe' lion of two new lock chambers In the canal. The 'j{}-year -old Gallipolis project spans the river between West Virginia and Ohio, about 30 miles uoriver from Huntinp-ton The ground-brea king cerem· ony, with dignitaries from local and regional organ lzations, the federal government and at least four states. will be slaged at the existing locks on the West VIrginia side of the river at 2 p.m. The project, constructed under superv ision of the Army Corps of Engineers between 1935 and 1937, has a 600-fot main lock c hamber and a 360-foot auxiliary c hamber. Both are 110 feet wide. Th e new main locks. built along the river In the past 25 years , are l, 200 feel long and are expected to speed delivery of bulk commodlt(es by modern barges and towboals. · In addition the Corps oi Eng!· neers , the other principal sponsor Is DINAMO , an interest group dedicated to navigation Improve ments In the Ohio Valley. Co-sponsors Include Chamber of Commerce chapters of Boyd and Greenup Counties In Ken tucky ; Gallipolis. Mason (W .Va. ) County and Huntington, W.Va. Opposes selection TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) -Caul)· ell 8 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees has approved a resolutio.n opposing the merit selec· tlon ol appellate and state supreme court justices. Jim Grossfeld , a spokesman for the public employees union. said Saturday that merit sel~>c· lion of judges is something the union "strongly opposes." DAM CEREMONY NOV. 6 - A public ceremony has been rescheduled November 6 at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam In Eureka to mark the long-awaited construction project of the 50 year-old structure. It Wll$ originally scheduled Sept. 23. Settle 1 teachers strike; 2 continue By MICHAEL O'MALLEY United Press International Teachers In the Berkshire School Dlslrict In Geauga County were back in their classrooms today after a two- week strike, but teachers In Youngstown and North Ridgeville remained on picket lines . The 82-member Berkshire Ed · ucatlon Association approved a three-year contract Sunday night, calling for a 6 percent raise the first year and 5 percent Increases In each of the subsequent years. Union president Jo Ann Po· dany said teachers were not happy with the package and reluctantly approved the contract in order to ~>nd the walkout. "In this small community, we felt It would be dlstruptlve to continue the strike," said Podany. "We felt In order to hold the community together wl> would take this package." Podany said It was the first teachers' strike In the district's history . "We never felt it necessary to take a stand until this bOard and s uperintendent, we felt, wert• not bargaining In good faith," she said. Podany said when negotiations began in March, teachers were asking for 10 percent salary Increases for each year of the contract. · She said the new package still places Berkshire teachers' salar· ies the second-lowest In Geauga County. The new base salary Is $16,642. The package also calls for an Increase In the number of sick days and an increase In lnsu· ranee premlu,ms. The strike affected the dis· trlct' s 1, 700 studenls for only four school days while substitutes supervised the students. Meanwhile, a strike affecting 15,000 students In Youngstown entered Its sixth day Monday after teachers refused two proposals from the board of education '. Sunday. . Superintendent. Emanuel Cat.· soules has canceled classes unill the walkout ends. No new talks, were scheduled as both sides were waiting to hear from a federa l mediator. The 1,043-member Youngstown Education Association has asked for raises of about 5 percent in a two-year pact, but the administration has proposed a three -year contract containing a wage freeze in the first year ·and renewed negotiations on salary In the final two years. The strike by the 243-member North Ridgeville Education As· soclation in Lorain County remained deadlocked as no new talks were scheduled, About five teachers accused the administration Friday of locking them oul of classrooms, ·but Superinte ndent P a u I Murphy denied the accusa l ion, saying It was a ploy by teachers to collecl un emp lo y ment compensallon. Dole plans to resign, campaign for her husband. -1982 FORD EXP Sporty 2-sa'a tar·, Sunroof WASHINGTON (UP!) Transportation Secretary Eli• zabeth Dole will llieet with President Reagan today to tell him she Is resigning effective Oct. 1 to help her husband campaign for president, offi· cials said. Dole, the only woman In the Reagan Cabinet with the longest tenure In history as head of the 'I)'ansportatton Department, is stepping down to campaign for Sen. Robert Dole of l<jlnsits, the officials· $2,995 ••33 YEARS IN BUSINESS" SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC . 1900 EASTEIN AYE• • Dam event reset Nov. 6 $1,250 We Proudly Welcome MR. 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He also said that it he can raise $200,000, he will campaign in New Hampshire and Iowa next winter. "! have $1,000,'' he said In response to a question. Traflcant said If he announced his candidacy, his free media exposure would end. " Without money, without tmedla) time to get my message across, my chan.c es are remote," he said. "I may not be able to win, but they are going to hear from me." he said. "I want to have an R~>p . FDI ANl~- Cleen numbers with ticket sales and payouts: 8488. PICK-4 PI CK-4 ticket sales totaled $209:657, with a payoff due of $94,309. PICK-4 S1 1 straight bet pays $9,556. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays Rep. Traficant may still run for president r:M=I~n~l~P=a~rk~re~g~a~r:d:ln:g~t~hl:s:e:ve:n:t~.j·~tih;lr;d~te;r;m~;ln~th~e;·;1;7;th~H;o;u;s;e~~;;~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~ da;~SEv;i~~~~ ~:~) Lotre~~ 517 _ DailyNumber Ti cket sales totaled $1,38ll,994, with a payoff due of ss79,289. - September 13, 1987" Pomeroy Midcleport...:..Galllpolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . said. "She Is · meeting with the president today to tell her she Is resigning," said one official, who asked · not to be ldentl!led. ''Th~> effective date Is Oct. 1." Dole, 5~ •. has been thinking for monthS about quitting her government position to work full-time on her husband's bid for the 1988 Republican nomination. Just last week,.Dole told The New York Times her decision whether to ~eslgn was proving "extremely dltrlcu.Jt," With her husband's supporters working hard to make her aware of t11e importance they see In her commitment. "It's a tough decision, very tough, because I love the job I'm ln. It's an extraordinarily challenging Job," she said. Nonetheless, presidential strategists backing Dole, the Senate Republican leader widely considered the top GOP challenger to V.lce Prest· dent George Bush, agr~ the move should help the senator' s candidacy. Dole Is a Harvard-educated lawyer and top-flight bureaucrat who s~>rved 4~ years as secretary of transportation. . A North Carolina native, Dole has held a lengthy list of federal posts, culminating with her appointment by Reagan as the first woman In his Cabinet. She presided over somt< of the mos t turbulent years in U.S. aviation history that saw . public confidence shaken in airline safety and angry over deteriorating service. From her sprawling office near Washington's mall, Doh~ advocated requiring air bags ' or self-buckling safety belts , for new automobiles and got · her way In an adinlnlstration ~ not disposed t.o more govern· · ment regulation. ELIZABETH DOLE fJ • .~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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