https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/718f18ebbe679ae9f44a86ddd3a499af.pdf 5b67939e98e50a3f23ce7ec0ef09b2ba PDF Text Text • Page. 12-Tha Daily Sentinel Beat of th~ bend· ,. Watch that traffic... edition of t he Times-Sentin el. Windon cor rectly ldentl!led th at farm as that of Dayton Spe ncer. There were nine correct e n tries so the wi nner was selec ted by lottery . By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer If you are a trave ler on Hill Road In Letart Town s hip please note that the road will be closed to· traffic both on Saturday and Sunday this week. If you need a ny Information on the closing, ca ll Joyce While a t 247-3125. The 1987 Meigs Mar aude r Yearbook has ar rived and seniors ca n pick up their copies at Meigs Hi gh School Monday between 8 a.m. a nd 8: 45 a. m . Incidentally, you ar e to take your pay me nt receipt In order to clai m yoour ,copy. Geez! Christmas Is coming on ear\ler tha t I thought. Th e Rutland E m e rge n cy squad has changed Its Chr istmas bazaar da te from Nov. 14 to Nov. 1-- that will be at the civic c~n ter in Rutland. In Syra cuse, J o' s Gift Shop has been moved to a nearby local ion. It was r ight along the road and there was a miniatu re little red barn closeby. A new hom e has been constructed near the location and the s hop Is now oper a ted in the downstairs of the house. Hpurs are 10 a. m . to 6 p.m ., Monday through F r iday, Friday, September 18, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio A local young m a n will be returning home Thursday to condu ct a seminar In Middleport. He is Kev in E. Smith, gna ndson of Mr. a nd Mrs. Albert Roush Bally Run Road, a nd is ~ fina ncial planner with IDS. Kevin will be at the old Am er ican Legion Hall in Middlepar t a t 7: 30 p.m . to conduct his semina r which Is free of charge. Points to be s tressed a re building wealth in the current economy, cutting taxes. reducing the risk of inves ting a nd getting you r hands on money you didn't realize you had. I'm sure Kevin will we lcome Jerry and Elle Pomeroy n Rought home have ~-;::=========:;-~ returned to their from a vlslt In Savannah, Ga ., LEGAL NOTICE where they were guests of the ir daughter and son-in -law. Ste fi e TI>.e Public Utlllttee Comand Wesley Barne tt and c hildmieeion of Ohio has set for publlc hoaring Case ren, Wes ley, Jr .. a nd Gerald . . No. 87-102-EL-EFC, to Wesley . is stationed at nea rby review the fuel procureFort Stewart· with the U. S. ment practices &nd Army: The Roughts were en joy pollc!es or Columbus &nd ing a vacation away from the ir Southern Ohio Electr!o duties in Pomeroy VIll age--J err y Company, the operation Is pallce chief a nd Ellen Is a of its Electric Fuel Com· pallce dis patche r . ponent, and related mat. - ---ters. This hearing 1e scheduled to · begin at Beryl Wilson, Rout e 1. Re eds10:00 a .m . on September ville. Is the winner of the mys ter y 21, 1987 at the o!Ucee or farm contest in th e Sept . 13 tho Publlc Ut111ttee Comm1Beion, 180 East Broad The East ern Local School Street, Cclum bus. Ohio 43286-0673. Dis trict lunch me nu for.the week of Sept. 21 will be : !ill interested parties Monday: . hot dog, sa uce, will be given an opporfrench fries, peac hes , milk. tunity to be heard . FurTuesday: grilled c heese sa nd· ther information may b8 wich, peas, cherry crisp. milk. obt&ined by con!A<Jttng Wedn esday: mea tloaf. br ead , the Commission. butter. rriashed potat oes and THE PUBLIC UTILITIES gravy. ice julcee. milk. COMMISSION OF OHIO · Thursday: ham patt y, ba ked By : N&ncy L. Wolpe, beans, pears. cookie, m ilk. Beoroto.ry · Friday; pizza bread, corn, pineapple. milk. Eastern menu set all of his friends to the seminar. If you won' t wa nt to cook Saturday. m embers of the Word of l:.ife Chu rch In Burli ngham w\11 be hold a spaghetti dinner from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dinner Is s!;l.50 for ad ul1 s and $1. 75 for children. Dinners Inc lude spaghetti. salad. garlic bread, pie a nd a beverage. Footballs flying through the a ir; it's Friday night a nd you'll be there--smiling, of course. Layette shower given in Meigs Homecoming set .. A layette s hower honoring Sending gift s were Dorothy TammYWeber was held recenlly l'!eutzllng.- P a m Crow, Marg~ at the Middlepor t First Baptist Barr. Darla Thomas. Sue Im Churc h by the Cornerstone Class. . baden . J erry Pulle n, Ma ry We bsAtt ending were her mother-In- ter , Lillie Hubbard, Wanda a nd law, Marga ret We ber, Betty Ad a m Sha n k, Mar y Bet h De nny, Freda E dwards, June Br ewer, Elizabeth Sear les, Nora Kloes, Edn a Wilson , Mar yu Jordan, · Dorothy Anthony, a nd Brewer, Caroly n Davis, Chris Qulda Chase. Rouse, F ran Parker , Linda Johnso n, Lillia n Dem osky, Gle nna Riebel, Pam Riebel. Sharon Hawley, Cathy Riggs . Louise Thompson, Ja nice Daniels, Jean Thomas . Susie Hec k, and d a ughter , J ennife r . The Mount )'Ier man Chu rch; Texas community, hom ecoming will be held Sund ay with ~ fe llowship dinner at noon. The afternoon program will begin a t l : 30 p.m. with the Rev. Ver no ~ Eldr id ge as speaker. Singers for the eve n t wi ll be King'.§ Fellowship. . ·; • r------ Sunday Bowhunters stress safety - Page·B.. I "The Rewards of Financial Planning" You should attend this seminar if you are interested in learning way. to help you: • build wealth in the current KEVIN E. SMITH Personai Flnanciai"'Pianoer 1'his seminar also looks at the relationship between the economy, investments. fin ancial planning and diSCU86es the advantage& r:i managed ver8us direct inv8sting. Come 7b Thjf S eminar. Diseowr Why You Don't Haue. 1b Gill<! Up The Good Life 1bdoy 1b Have The Good Lift 1bmorrow THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 7 :30P. M . OLD AMERICAN LEGION HALL Middleport. Ohio YOU WILl NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUAUTY STOVE AT THESE SAVINGS ANYWHEIE (Guaranteed) 1 -488-9727 Makl' Your . Today : Seating Is Limited -Reser vation s 40°/o 01 MORE AS LOW AS $399 WHOLE HOUSE FURNACE $799 CALL "We Make 'etn Here" FACTOIY WAIJHOUSE OLD TIME HEATING 701 2ND AYE. GAWPOUS· (() 1987 IDS F•nanrial Cof110r11uon 10 A.M. · phase of the road c onstrudion involve s pre paring ALMOST OONI<; - Kenneth Robison, With hand shovel, .smooth.• out some dirt . around I he . the ground lor seeding and planting or grass, which will come late r. Worke rs should have the telephone pole ju ~ l north of the Smith Buic k$$-plus million proj ect · completed by October . Pontiac lot on Ea.<lern th •enue Thursday, a.~ fe llow worker Bob Tasse n s pre ads more dirt (Photo II!' G. Spen cer Os borne ) alonr; the rlv er.ld e curb of E aste rn Avenue. This TO 5 P.M. All righ t.t rHerveci. RGC-CC opens scholarship fun~ . endowptent campaign WE'RE HAVING 4 GIG41VTIC ... . 2 OAYS ONLY Friday & Saturdav 1987 CADILLAC ALL 1987 OLDSMOBILE$ SEDAN DMUE Sold At $19,500.00 DEALERS COST!! YEAR END CLEARANCE! Special Hours Fri. & Sat. ·-8a.m. To -8 .p.m. · 4 Mo. • DouWe fcktory '· JIM COBB: .... .' *Che~tolet *0/dtmobi/e *Cadillac ..... Ff'!i91t '' 308 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 614-992-6614 .. _ _.;.......,.._ _ _....__ _ _ ,.._ ' . '· _ n .,. ..,._ _ " _ 9 Section&, 56 Page& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper . . re lyin g on the " help of a lumni. RJO GRANDE - A S3 mllll'on businesses. foun dations a nd fund dri ve by Rio Gran de Co llege friPnds to contlnuf! th e car ing and Co mmunityColl ege toe ndow tra dit io n o f Ri o Ora nde Co llege," sc hol arships th at wil l " ma ke a difference In the lives of the Hayes said . ''Thi s Is the public beg inn ing of people who will be t he fu tu re of southe as tern Ohio" wa s offi- a $.1 milli on sc holars hip end owment fund dr ive tha t will make a c ia lly ope ned at a lu ncheon d iff erence In the lives of the •~aturd ay . peo ple who will be th e lu ture or RPc \pl ents of the newly· eas ter n Oh io," Ha yes sa id. so uth c reated Atwood Scholarships Ri chard H . Owens, vice pres ia wa rded by the college were Int r oduced to the Ri o Gra nde· de nt for dev'e lopment at Ri o College Boar d or Tr ustees du ri ng Gra nd e, recog nized r ecipients of th e Atwood Sc hola rs hips. Those the luncheo n. . Or. Paul C. Hayes. preside nt of reci pients a tt e nding the lun· Ri o G ra nde College a nd Com· c heon were Int roduced to the munlt y Co llege. sa id th e endow - board a nd guests . "This coll ege means a grea t me nt lund dr ive Is part o f tne co ll ege's commi tment to crea t· dea l. a nd these sc hola rships ln g addit io na l ed uca tiona l oppar· mea n a great dea l to these t unlty to area st udents th roug h s tudents ," Owens sa id. Steph a n ie Beele r , a n Atwood the addition of st ude nt fin a nc ia l scholar from Chillicothe who assistance. Creation or the endow me nt . · spa ke on beha lf of the othe r Hayes said. will give e ncouragc- reci pient s, said the sc holars hip allowed he r a nd he r pa rents to me nt to stud ent s to continue with a co llege edu ca tion. S uc h s tu - rea lize the ir s hared goal or he r dent s would ne t have co nsi dered att ending a " fine. pri va te lns titu · tlon." She hailed the efforts of college beca use of limited fund s. he added. Ha yes said tha t cur- her high school counse lor and t.he re ntl y, th ree or every four Ri o co llege admiss ions s ta ff in help· Grande stude nts require finan- lng her obt a in the sc hola rship. " When I wa s a wa rded the cial a ld . · Contrlbullons or $1.64 million AtWood, th ey (Rio Grande a dha vP already bee n committed to minis tr ati on ) we re a s thrilled as the schola rs hip dri ve. co llege I was." Beeler said. " I kn ew tha t offic ia ls sa id . T he coll ege will be the people a t Rio cared about me and l was m a~ lng an exce ll ent c hoice.· · Othe r Atwood sc holar s a tte nd· ing the lun cheon we re Ter i Jones of He mlock. Bonnie Skidmore of (Continued o n A·61 By NANCY YOA CHAM Times-Sentinel Staff SY RACUSE - Volunteers at Ca rle ton Sc hool-Me igs Industries are consid ered a vita l link to the co mmunit y, as we ll as an impor ta nt ass~t to the operat io n or the facilit y's progr a ms a nd se rvices lor the mentally ha nd\ · capped. And although the facilit y a lrea dy has several volunteers. more a r e a lways needed. Ka thy Lu ebbert. Ca rleton's director of edu ca tion, coo rd ina tes volunt ee r services. lt 's her opinion that volunt eers prov ide the hi ghest form of service po~s lble to the sc hool because "t hey work beca use they care," not for pay or sta tu s. Last year alon e, Car let on volunteers. co mIn g from a ll parts of Me igs Cou nty . logged 682 hours of service. Susa n Burgess o! Syracuse. who's s tartin g her th ird year as a voluin eer. says her hours :; pent · at Ca r leton have bee n very rewarding. "I really en joy it ... s he says." and the children are so excited about lear nin g - they wa nt to learn." Burgess says It' s a p\easurc to watc h the ex pressions on faces of st ude nts as th e~ · gr as p new ideas. a nd admit s that it 's Pasy to ma ke friends with a nd bcc·ome attac hed to st ude nt s. Bu,t the work of voluntee" \s not only rewarding. It's a lso much a pprecia ted by teacher s. Because a volunt eer In a class· room s ituation means a n extra pair of hands is availabl e when needed. Ass is ta nce from a voluntee r makes It possi ble for a teache r to prov ide additiona l one-on-one Inst r uction and indi- vi du a li z e c l ass r oo m re la tionships. Actu a l wor k don<' by volun· ATWOOD SCHOLAR - Ste· plumle Beeler, a r!'clplent of the Atwood Scholarship at Rio Grande College and Cclmmunlly College, told the college board of trustees Saturday that the s cholarship ha.• made possible he r attending Rio Grande. FOSTER GRANDMOTHER Middleport . resident Betty Templeton has been a volunteer at Carleton Schooi·Melgs Industries for about one year, receiving some pay for her services through the federally funded Foster Grandparent Program . Here s he assis ts Me igs Industries' worker Roger Lance . Templeton s ays s he muc h en.ioys her time spent at the Syracuse facility.. In a pr imary cl assroom. or in the sc hool's m ai n offi ce. leer s c~ n vary . Volunt eers mi ght volunteer sc hedu les . ma y . And hel p a c hild learn to mold clay or vary g rea l!y, with some people cut with scissors. 10 recognize wor king a set number or da ys and numbe rs and lett ers a nd words. to use a fork or spaon, to drin k hours eac h week. while other s ·rrom a straw or get a dr ink from work just per iodica lly as the ir a wa ter fount ai n. A volunt eer own time permit s, maybe eve n just on spec ial occas ions, s uc h as might sit with a c hild who is working a t a comput er keyboa rd field trips. For indivi du a ls with athletic or teachin g machine. or ass ist on interes ts a nd tim c to spa re, the a bus route. And somet imes a Spec ia l Olympics progra m a nd volunteer mi ght provid e a la p to the sc hool' s basketball progra m sit on or a shoulde r to lea n on for a are other areas where volunteer child that needs a n ex tra bit of he lp would be of great ser vice. attention a nd ca ring. Anyone wishing to volunteer a t "1 just do wha t I'm to ld and go wher e I'm needed .'-' says Bur- Carle ton should contact Lu ebber t a t the sc hool. First timc gess good naturedly. volunt eers a:e required to partie· But If a volunteer would prefer ass is tin g with just one aspect of \pat e In an orie nt ation program the school' s various progr ams . where they will be familia rized with school ope rations. During that ca n be arranged also, says or ier ta tlon, volunteers will obLee Wedemeyer. Ca rleton super se rve the different areas of the Inte nd e nt. Some volunteers m ay fac ility. Wedemeyer says. a nd choose to wor k In many areas. then based upan their own while others choose to work just desires. w ill be pa ired up with th e needs or the s ta ff . They will also rece ive ins tr uction in behavior management and basic teac hing skills, a nd information regarding confidentialit y and the his tory of services to people with mental retardation. in some cases. volunt eers might be e ligible for enrollment in the federally !ullde.d Fos ter Grandpa rent Progra m, in which case they would r eceive some pay ment fo r the ir serv i ~es a t the school. And in the past . some volur.teer s have eventually been hired as fulltlm e teac he rs' aides, a'!· thou gh notes We de meyer, there is never a gua rantee of full time employm ent . But most volunteer s a r e n' t lookin g for fulltime wo rk a nyway . Th ey're looking for personal satis fac tion from va luable work we ll done. Area man compiles book ·on Indians .,2,00000 Off AU. S· l o B\.A'1lRS TRUCKS $9,99900 • RebateS Full Size 112 Ton me Vital link needed at Carleton School SAVE STOVES HOLDS YOUR STOVE TILL COLD WEATHER • Volunteers: Burns Wood or Coal ' sso Variable cloudiness Sunday . Highs In 70s. Chance or rain 20 per.c enl. 20,1987 FREE 51 ANDING •Twin Blowers •Glass Door •Auto. Thermostat •Large A'sh Pan •Burns Wood or coal IDS Financial Services Cordially Invite You To • reduce the risk ol invest ing • get Your hands on money you didn~t ('eali!e you had Classlfieds ................ D-3-7 Deaths ........................ A-41 Sports ..................... , C-1-6 President Reagan still campaigning Page- A-2 OR on your calendm: economy • cut taxes Along the River ........ B-1·8 Buslness .. ............... ..... D·l tmes·· · INSERT Septerriber 24 lnl'ide High school grid results Sports C section • "HEAT YOUR WHOLE HOUSE" FIREPLACE Mark Buckeyes defeat Oregon Page C-1 Comics .................. .. Insert WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE!! A Free Seminar JOIN OUR CELEBRA TIO .lV .... 1988 50 cents _ _ _ _ _. ., By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Sial! LETART FALLS - Ame rican Indi ans. Th ey' ve been port rayed lntelev lslon andmovles. The{ve bee n writt en about In nove ls. Yet , Preside nt John F . Ke nnedy called them "the least under · stood a nd most m isunderstood Americans of us all. " American Indians defy any single des cription. At leas t 600 different tribes once occupied this nation, sharing no common language and few common customs. But a s a whole , their uncommon history Is the histo ry of all Americans . To this day th e national consclence is still affected by white mans' treatment of American Indians during the country's westward expansion. For this reason alone , lt would s eem the history and cultures of AmeriCan Indians should be studied, remembered and appreciated. · It was Kennedy's belief thai such study should be a "basic requirement" In our public hools scNeve~theless, II Is not an educational requirement. Students graduate !ro·m high school with a limited knowledge of famou s Individual Indians. a nd a vague perception of Indian s who may have Inhabit ed their partieula rreg lonorstat e. They know very little about American Indian people colleclively; peOple whose culture our fore fa the rs depended upan In ltlaily to s urvive and from which borrowed many Id eas. Although na tiona l leader s have long recognized the his toric contributions of the American Ind ians as lmparta nt , students are not required to learn of these contributions be cause as yet. a . cot;nprehenslve te xt on Indians does not exist. To this end, the writing of a 53-volume series on NorthAm erlcan Indians Is underway by numerous authors tllToughout the country. some Indians themselves, and Is being edited by Dr. Frank W. Porter Ill, of Letart Falls . , Porter, a Pomeroy Highgraduate, an anthropologist and teacher, with degrees from . the University of Maryland Is dlrector of the Ch~lsea Hou~ . Foundalion for American Indian Studies , a non-profit organization funded by Che lsea House Publishers, : New York City. In exis tence for ove r a year, the F oundation. Is Involved in seve r a l research proj e ct s and publishin g ventures. The serie s, a major under ta klng by_the Foundation, Is comprlsed of four topical ~olumes and the r est tribal hlston es. The ser ies Is qlrected for use at the secondary level In public schools and for young adults. TWo volumes, one on the Nanticoke people of Maryland , written by Pr. Porter, and the other on the Potawatoml people of the Great Lakes area, are alre ady finished . Twelve volumes are In productlon and the entire series should be completed by 1990. The series will be sold volume by volume or at discount for the · entire set. . It was Dr. Po~ter who organ· ized the series concept and sollcled the au~hors , all prolesslonals with e xtensive knowledge . oflndlans, to write the Individual volumes. An Introductory essay by Porter prefaces each book. "The whole gist of the history and culture of each Indl~n group Continued on A-6 ·- ------ --- -------·-----. ORIENTATION - Volunleera at Carleton Schoo~ Meigs lndtistrleP.are Introduced to various aspects of the facility's programs before Ihey are assigned lo specific jobs. Letart Falls resident Johnanna Shuler, seated, a new :volunteer, •' - .. receives llllllructloll on a programmable leaching machine from Keith Friend, a Carleton student, Susie Mash, teacher's a!de, standing at left, and Kathy Lu!l,bbert, director of education. .. -~--=-- . . .-----' --~ --........_ r --·-- �.' ' 20, 1987 ~ommentary and perspective ,----Local briefs------------__, Page- A-2 'Discaver Foothills' meet topic .i &ptember 20, 1987 • GALLIPOLIS -:- Approximately 70 Ohio park di rectors will visit Gallia County lor a three-day park section meeting of the Ohio Parks and Recreation Associaton Tuesday, Sept. 22. The theme of the meeting, ''Discover Ohio's Appalachian Foothills," will emphasize on-s ite tours of public outdoor recreation areas, including wildlife preserves and natural areas . Delegates will visit area s at the Raccoon Creek County Park, Wayne National Forest, Lake Ves uvius Recreation Area, Cooper Hollow Wildlife Area and Bob Evans Farms. On Tuesday the delegates will tour th e Gallipolis Municipal Pool, Cliffside Golf Course and the G.D.C. Activities Center facilities. Josette Baker, chalrf11an of the state park sectio n, will start the three-day event with a business meeting at the Holiday Inn, where slatwide Issues , including legislative affairs pertaining to Section 1545 and 511 Park Districts will be discussed by the delegates. · This meeting is the firs t schPduled in southeastern Ohio and was held at the invitation of the Board of Park Commiss ioners of the 0 .0 . Mc intyre Park District. President Reagan still campaigning A Division of By HELEN THOMAS, White House Reporter . WA SHINGT ON (UP! ) - President Reagan had expec ted tha t K'!5 Third i\ve.. Gallipolis, Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio during his While Hou se years he would be Da vid reducing the size of Goliath, the power-fu l federal government. (6U) t46-23f2 (6lt) 992-2156 So fa r he has fa il ed. But that does not mea n he is throwing in the towel. He can't say enough bad things about the role of Uncle Sam. ROBERT L WINGETT And If a nything his rhetoric agains t bi g government is even more l1ig h Puhlis h ~ r pitched and determined than when he came into olfice. Was hington remains In his eyes the root· of much evil in curta iling HOBART WILSON .JR. P .<\T WHITEHEAD what he believes ls the legitimat e pu rv iew or the 50 sta res. Exe<·utivr Editor Assistant PuhlishPr-Controller Although the end of his second ter m is in s ight, he has not m ade his peace with the real ity of Wa shington a nd the soc ial prog rams that :\ :\•1Fl'\ l lir:t~ Tht l 'nill •d I ' l l '~' ! nl t•r l' . lli ~< n ; ll I nl. tn d n .ti h p , , ...... ;\ ..... PI L•· ha ve grown over the years. In his view, apparently none of the li "n .md 1\w . \ n~ <· t it';lr \ 1·11' '-p;q JI '! P utll i.. ht : . ., , ...... ,,,.i., tl• ·n . programs, from the New Deal to the Great Society, did the country l.F.TTER~ I IF' OPJ\'10:\ :1!• 11r •\n i rrH Th t·l . ... hf"! u ll l h1 · lt· ... o.: lh :tn :tOO 1\t •n l .. a ny good an.d in fact impeded individual freedom. )!oi\ L'. ,\l l lt•IJ t•r-.. :rrr ' ... utl jl-t 1 lo ot ·rli tm c . t !l\1 m lb t hf · ~ l ;._· nt ·t l '' i l h r :tn 1t ·. ;HI I I l"i '"" .• nrl · "It's easy to forget today that wh en we came into offi ce, fe dera l job , rrl! ·p h(1 no· numho ·J \'r ttn~ ic rwd ll'!l t ·r ~ II' il l ht · pub li:- lwd , l.l ' l l t •J.'- ~ h r • tdd \w 111 . programs had become a national scandal." he told the Nat ional L' " ' 'd !.•"1! '· .H idn ·... ..,irlL' i •. :-Ut · ~: .. n••t 111•1"' •n<lilt it"' Patrol investigates accident i ,, POMEROY -A Pom eroy man was cited In a n accident Friday , at 11:.50 a .m ., in Meigs l;ounty's Orange Township on Township Road 250. about two miles east of Township Road 247, . according to the Ga llla-Melgs Post of the Stat e Highway Patrol. Robert L. Ne lson, 33, wa s cited for driving left of center after his car, which was traveling ~as ton Township Road 250, c rossed the center of the road and hit a pickup truck driven by Albert w . Schultz, 73, of Rt. 3, Pomeroy. I.:::========================.!' Alli a nce of Business a few days ago. · The All iance was cr ea ted by President John son to find jobs fOr ihe . ._:. Ht.story pro·ves a·nytht·n·g By DICK WEST - WASHINGTON 1UP I I - Des pite wide agreement tha t J a mes Monroe , our fifth president, was a m ember of the De mocratic· :-~epubllcan political part y, a t tha t point the consensus tends to ' deteriorat e a bit. : :since the Monroe Doctrine has been cited by both sides in : cimgressionai debate over whether to send more funds to Contra : forces fighting in Nicaragua, it mig ht be helpful to examine the .·gocument more c losely. :, "T here can be .no debat e that misunders tandings regarding the ; aoctrine had 'prev iou sly arisen. Most ly, they concerned a llegations . that it is isolationis t. : : Historians tell us tha t when doctrine was formulated in 1823. the · U.S . government had adopted a n isola tionis t policy. But the doctrin e ' )!self apparently had little or nothing to do with tha t policy. We a re told tha t Preisdent Monroe, who came from Virginia, was s imply s tating his wis hes tha t European nations wou ld s tay out of "American affairs . • If that somewhat reminds you of a s ubsequent disput e. be m y guest. Note there was no ment ion of whether Monroe was referring to . North, South or Central America, where a U. S. fruit company was to : hold sway for ma ny years. . :· As long as Ce ntral American governments follow ed policies that : wen' more economic than ideolog ical. that system worked fine. But when the fruit pickers be.gan emulating the " Co loss us ·of t he Nor th, " as Yankee la nd commo nly wa s ca lled in the region south of the b order, ·: conflicts jleve loped, a nd not just ~mong soccer fans . ' Centra l America m ight have been better off leav ing the ideo logy to . us. : Anyway, it is wr itten tha t both J am es Polk a nd Grover Clevela nd , · two of Monroe' s successors in the White House. refe rred to the · doctrine during problems with Brita in over Oregon and Venez uela in the 1800s. There is no record, however, of the Monroe Doct rin~ being involked . during Britain 's adventure in the Falklands in the la te 1900s. , Indeed , Br itain had a great dea l to do with Monroe's decision to · broaden the doctrine. We und erstand that some older children have a difficult time coping with a new fam ily member. That is why we have designed a s pecial program jus t for "Big Kids." The new program is called BIG KlDS AND BABIES. It is offered by tl1e Family of Profe~ ­ sionals of Pleasant Valley HospitaL The program will prepare children 2 to 12 years old for th e arrival · of a new add ition in you r household. But he is proud of his ow n Job Training Par tnership. which he sa id is " business run and locally run -not Washington r un ." " The hard-to-employ a re getting trained, " he said. "They"ri" gett in!! placed. They' re keepin g good jobs with good pay ln good compan ies. They ha ve reclaimed the American dream ." And Reagan co uld not pass up an opportunit y to take a not her whack a t the Jimm y Ca rt er's administration with th e bu zzword " malai se ... "Al l of Aemrica has come a long way from the rna laise da ys of the late '70s. And wh ile gettin g here was n't easy." he said , " it was simp le . We s imply go t gov"e rnme nl - with all its failures a nd reasons 'why it can ' t be done · -out of the way an d let the Amer ica n people take a crack at putt ing things rig ht. " Before he leaves the White House, the presiden t a lso hopes tha t he ca n put more federa lly owned assets on the block . He Is tryi ng to " privatize" as mu ch of the traditionally governm ent -run ins titu tions as poss ible and to sell as many of its resources that he can. He si~cere ly believes th at priva te indu s try is mu ch bet terequi pped a nd e ffici en t to run the s how a nd tha t gove rnm ent shou ld be put ou t of 1987. Those completing the class will receive a 'specia l certificate and button s howin g that th ey are a certifi ed "Big Kid." For more information on t he BIG KJDS AND BABIES program call or visit th e Nursing Service Office at Pleasant Valley Hospital. 675-4340. · bu siness. So Reagan . who apparently has never felt a t hom<' in Wa shin gton. will go out the sa me door he came in - s tilt ca mpai gning against the ce nt ral government that he has headed fo r 6 ~ years . talkv.i n Congresswoman's room - WASHINGTO N - 11's unlikely Ihat Ira n, for a ll it s bombas t and threatening gestures. will provoke a prolonged shooting wa r ,.,.11 h the umt· ed sta les in the ,.. .Persian Gulf. :· The reaso n is s imple: Ir an's ·};'conom ic c risis is already com,-1Jletely beyo nd the Khomeini .regime's ability to co ntrol. The jas t thing I ra n needs ls the stra in (If a full -blown wa r with a ~ uperpower. • Tehran' s predicament was laid :Out in undisguised s tarkness at a ~ecret meetin g an l rani"an Ca bine t off icia l held recently .with trusted Irania n news execu tives. T he offi cial, Behzad Na ba vi, mini s ter of heavy industries . .ex plained to the journalists with }em arkable ca ndor how ser ious ·the cou nt ry's economic crisi s is :- a nd why the regim e ca n't :handl P it. ' Na bavi's purpose was to ac hieve a more so_phi s_tica ted ,l eve l o f. ce ns ors h tp 1n t he ,gove rnm ent-co ntrollpd press. ~h •' e news pa per execu t"1ves were ·told the full. fri g ht en in g detail s of 'Iran' s eco nomic plight s.o that · they m ight bett e r prevent any hints of it from being published , inadvertenly. Obvious ly, it wo rd of the secret . meetin g leaked out, it s purpose , would be la rgely negated; the cri sis would be exacerbat<'d if the Irani a n peopl e learned that the rruc dimensions of the economic disast er were being covere d up by the government.So Nabavi told the editors tha t the session itself must be kept secret . He ordered that no tape recording be mad e of the meet in g a nd that no notes be taken. But not every participant obeyed , which de monstrates the e xt e nt to which anti -Khomein l se ntiments have infiltrated even the most trust ed ranks of the regime's oflicial fa mily . · "The eco nomic s ituat ion ls ex tremely critical," Nabavt told the npws executi ve. As . for the nea r f ut u re , he co nf essed frankly : " We have no idea of what programming under th e present conditio ns is not possi· '. ble. Confusion (and ) disorder... preva il in the Cabinet." Nabavi 's ad mi ss ion of frustra lion becomes understand a ble on examination of a separate and s ig nificant 10- page document cir· culated among top Ini ni an go, ver nment officia ls. Tt is st amped " Top Secret" in Farsi, and wa s s muggled ou t of Te hran to us by the People's Mojahedin , the principal a nti-Khomein i res ist· ance group. The las t pa ge is the most revealing pa rt. A table lists the key budget figu res for the pa s t four yea rs and the current yea r. Those of mos t In terest are th e figu res for Islamic Years 1365 !Marc h 1986 to March 19871 a nd 1366 (t o March 19881 . Letters to the editor • Question Gallia's system I a m writing to ask a few qu es tions about Ga llia County's . school system managem ent . · About a year ago, the cou nty let : go three teac he rs to cut back on costs to counteract the toss of$1. 2 million in ta xes over a three-year period from the power plant . · Now the administration is say in g : that the sc hools will go $1 .5 : m illion over budget this year - unless an operating bond l evy is passed. How can a system that Is ' cutting bark on teachers and :knows it is losing revenue be so ·over budget ?. The adminiStration also has spent a large s um of money on a ·feas ibility study to put a satellite TV teaching sys tem and hope.J o ':put lt Jnto effect. How much more ·will thl s cost us? ·: Why is the coun ty band being .;reinstated? Th(s raises costs ln .:gas for buses and wages to the director and bus drivers. Now the actmlnlstratlon is making it man- dato ry for a ll band st udents to join the county band. This mea ns the st udents m iss two class periods on days of coun ty band practice . If the s tudents really want the band, why does the administration have to force everyone to join it? At the .county fair, the county had a booth with a questionnaire asking about co nsolidation . Is this a via bl e plan'! If we consolidate, it . means a nother building and athletic facilities will have to be built. Gu.ess what? Another bond levy. When will the Board and Dr. Nell Johnson stop their grand· standing to gain attention and stop this spending spree? The money they are s pending could be better spent on materials and equipment in the schools and programs that are.Jn use now. . Blll Smith State Route)60 Bidwell, Ohio 45614 By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta The figures in the tabl e are in billions of Ira nian rials. Th e offi c ial exc hange rat e is 80 rials to the dollar. but this is hope· less ly divorced from rea lity. We convprted the amounts usin g the a ctual interna tion a l e xchange ra te of 900 rial s to th e dollar . ThP figures are eye poppin g. For the yr a rcnd edlast Ma rch20, the governmen t anticipated $3.8 . billion in reven ue - with expen· ditures on the war a nd govern· ment services of $4 .3 billion. So the budget deficit was offic ia ll y projected a t a n unhealthly $500 m illion . But the actual defi cit, accordin g to the table. was $1.6 billion , more than three times the projected -s'tfOrtfa ll . The sec re t docume nt lists three sources of revenue for the Te hra n regime: taxes , oil ex· ports a nd "miscellaneous." All three income categor ies fa iled to produce as expected. Miscell a neous revenues total ed $394 million , a far c ry from the expected $689 million for that ca t ego r y. Th e gover nm e nt co unted on $1.65 billi on in taxes, bu t was able to extract on ly $1.16 billion from the Iranian prople . 011 revenues were the most ca tas trophic : a paltry $438 million ins tead of the $1.66 billion the regim e had anticipated. In thP secret Iranian budget for the c urrent Is lam ic year, Tehran 's projected oil income Is a mere $487 million. But a footnote to the table explains "that this means Iran must export 1.5 million barrels of oil per day , And because of the wartime limitation o n Iranian oil produ ction, the top-secret document acknowledges I hat lhe ex port goal can be met only if domestic all comsumptio n is cu t back to 800,000 barrels per day . AI a time when this ·consumption Is a lready so meager as to Inflict hardship on the Iranian . people, 800,000 barrels a day would be severe enough. Yet it appears that the ayatollah's ministers a re lying to each other again, a nd that Iran's domesticuse refinerie s can't produce even enough to meet the modest 800,000-barrels-a-day goal. As near as can be determined, domestic production will be no more than 430,000 barrels a day - and most of this will be siphoned off for military use. "What this means,'' observed People's Mojahedin leader Shaheen Go"adl, "Is that'ln a coun(ry situated on a sea of oil, people must die of cold ." Oak Hill youth charged GALLIPOLIS- AThe Gallipolis Police Departmen t charged and cited an Oak Hill youth Friday, at 11: 54 p.m .. In co nnection with a n accident a t the Intersec tion of Fourth Avenue a nd Pine Street at that time. Franklin T. Moore, 10', was charg€'d with bWI and cited for running a red ligh t afler he, who was driving wes t on PIne Stree_t, drove his pickup it·uck through a red light . Hls truc k wa s hit by a car drive n by Johnny .R. Ca ldwell, 24, of 160Ports mouth Rd .. Ca ldwe ll had the green lig ht and cou ld not avoid hitting Moore:s truck. The pollee responded to another accident Friday, this one occurring at >: 10 p.m . at the intersection of Third Avenue and Spruce Street. · . Marla J . Ca naday, 34, of 1931 Chestnut St .. was trave ling Th e classes will be offered once eac h month . It will be held in th e Community Room In the Medical Office Building at Pleasant Valley Hospital beginning at 6:30 p .m. on September 23. famili es surv ive after men and women were unabl e to find jobs. . . ~: ~ unemployed a nd to train workers, a m ajor Invo lvement oi the pri v<J te sector that has remained in exis tence. De noucing in particular the job training programs of the past . the . pres id e nt sa id, " When we came int o office. we took one look a t th iS mess and said it had to s top. We wa nted a revo lution in ap proach . " The Good Book tells us that excessive pride is a deadly s in ," he said. " Well. t.he failing i n these programs s tar ted with government's . excessive pride. For five decad es every federal training effort had been run by government because government believed It knew what was best for the unemployed and for the bu s in esses tha t wou ld hire them ." · " I' ve always thought that the comm on sense a nd wisdo m of gove rnment wer~ summed up in a sign they used to ha ve hangin g on that giga ntic Hoover Dam," he sa id. " It sa id , 'govern ment prope rt v. Do not rem ove. '" Reagan seems to ha ve forgotten when his father was hand ing out WPA checks in Dixon , Ill .. during the de pression years to he lp The Ohio-Point Pleasant, W . Va. , BOW north on Third Avenue when s he accelerated to avoid a collision · with a car drive n by Carolyn S. Wolfe, 42, of 466 Fourth Ave . Ca n~y could not avoid the collision wllh Wolfe's car, which was traveling west on Spruce Street. Wolfe was cited for running a stop sign. Ray V. Belc her, 35, of the Park Ce ntral Hotel, was issued a summons Friday night by the po)ice. He was charged by the police with disorderly conduct by public intoxication. • N'S • HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY ''Complete Hospital Equipment For Home U~e" . ' •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canas •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressure Kits ' •TENS Units •Nebulizers •Hospital Beds •Home 0Kygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes •Patient Lifts •Adult Briefs •Undarpads (ChuKs) •Crutches •Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates · Controlled substance ,charge made GALLIPOLIS - Teresa Ann Glassburn, 22, of Rt. 4, Gallipolis , was charged Friday by the sheriff's departmen t with possess ion of a controlled substance. Joyce Ann Bates, 35, ol Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was charged Friday afternoon with ·grand theft . Joseph Averill Bevan, 35, of Rt. 1, Crow n Ciiy, was arres ted F r iday nig ht by the sheriff's department. He was charged by the .Gallla County Common P leas Court with con tempt of cour t. Marvin R . Wams ley, 30, of Rt . 4, Gallipolis, was brought to the jail by th e s heriff's department Friday night. He was charged by the Gallipolis Municipal Court with failure to pay a fin e. MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED 446-7283 Home owned and Operated ' 63 PINE ST. VMH report Free Delivery and Training Call Collect GALLIPOLIS, OH. POMEORY - Admissions and discharges a t Vetera n's Memorial Hospital have been annou nced . Friday ad missions: Hill a ry Turl ey , Middle port; Mar ion Ha ll, Reedsv ille; Judit h Laudermilt , Middleport. Friday discharges : Gilbert Porter , Ulla Strauss, Ha rold Bra nnon , Brian Rlt chart , Charles Patterson, Bonnie Mathews , Alma Hay man, Gall Zirkle . Cheryl Hysel l. EMS reports seven runs POMEROY - Meigs County E m ergency Me dical Services reports seven calls Friday: Pomeroy a t 8: IOa. m . to Burlingham for Howa rd Swi ndell to Holzer Medical Cente r; Middlepor t at 8: 36a .m. to Beech St. for De lmar Hawley who was dead on arrival: Syrac use a t 9:10 a. m . to Pomeroy Health Care Ce nter for Inez Ash to Ve terans Me moria l Hospital; Racine at 1:56 p .m . to Yellowbush Road for Gle n Windland to Vetera ns Memoria l Hospital: Middleport at 2: :l3 p.m. to Dr. Co nde's office for Gle ~n Priddy to Holzer Medical Cente r; Rutla nd at 4:26 p.m . to Langsv ille for Katherine Sex ton to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 9: 46p.m. to the Southern Hig h football fi e ld for Teresa Pierce to Veterans Memor ial Hospita l. Forty-four cases processed in Meigs control. $20 and costs; Rodney hours co mmunity service wit~ POMEROY Forty-four Harrison. Pomeroy, ~nauthD · Meigs County Lit ter Control; cases were processed in the rlzed use or a vehicle, 20 hours costs; Joseph M. Powell, MiddleMeigs County Court of J udge community se rvice through port. litte ring, $150 or 20 hours Patric k O'Brl<'n. Meigs County Little Control, $200 service with Me igs County Litter Forfeiting bonds were Sa mue l fine suspended. six months pro- Control. a nd costs; Lance T . McCauley, Huntingt on, W. Va., bation a nd costs ; Da vid Lemley, Herma n, Middle port, SI>O o r 20 $48; Jam es Mill s , Midla nd, Tex., Ches hire, crimina l damaging hours co mmunity service with $75; Cindy Moor<-. Wcll ston,.S75. au pos ted on speed ing c ha rges; properly, 10 days jail suspended , Me igs Litte r -Control. and costs; $25 and costs, res titution ; Clarence Daniels, Albany, do· Johnny Ratliff, Mi~dl epo rt, fictl · menacing, 10 .days jail sus- mest lc violence. six months ]ali tlous register, $50, and Mar sha ll pended, S25 and costs; disorder ly sus pended to time served, costs; Short. Clendenin . W. Va., S50. conduct, costs: Robert L . Sau nd- Arthur Grey, Racine, assault, six possession of mariju a na . ers. Galilpoils, driving while months jail suspend ed to 15 days, Fined on speeding cha"rges in Intoxicated, 10 days jail, $250 three years probation and costs; the court were Je ffr ey Wolfe. line, 120 day Ohio license suspen- Marvin Randolph , Racine, doGallipolis, $20 and cos ts; Joyce sion 81)d costs; possession ol mestic violence. 15 days jail Krider. Elkhart, Ind., S25 and marijuana, $50 fine suspended s uspended to time served, one costs: Scott Kahn , Cross Lanes, W. Va ., $27 and costs; Perry and costs; · improper handling of year porobatlon and costs; a llrt•arm, $100 line suspended Jennifer Harrison , Ches hire, Walls , South. Point , $22 and costs ; and cos ts. Edgar King, Falrlield , Conn ., $29 top sign violation, $10 and cos ts . Har old Holmes, Pomeroy, sLola and costs: · Je flrt>y Nt>lson, Mid· Clark. Pomeroy , was as driving while intoxicated, three sessed costs only on a charge of dlepon , S26 and costs.; Jeffrey days in jail, $250 and costs, 60day failin g to yie ld for a stop sign . Sayre, RePdsv llte, $27 and costs: suspension of Ohio li cense; Ruby · Gregg He nnen, Coolville, STO and Coughenour, Langsvillve, failure , costs; Tuagcon Karin, Middleto yield right of wa y from priva te , port. S22 and costs ; Dwight A. · drive, $20 and cos ts ; elmer : Drum, Lincoln, N. C., $23 and Co nley, Portland , driving while ' costs . Intoxi ca ted, three daYs i'n jail, • Others fined In th<' court were $250 a nd costs, 60day sus pens ion ; Stephen Carson , Middleport , or Ohio license: John 0 . Blake, · stop sign violation, $10 and costs; Middleport, littering, $50 or 20 • Patsy Ogdln, Pomeroy, !allure lo hours community service with yield from private drive, $10 and " Meigs County Litter Con trol. ·- costs; James Scoit, Pomeroy , \..# · driving while Intoxicated, three costs; Rodney J . Clonch. Middle· S•1..r.- S. • rd'1J "l!; port, littering, $150 fine or 20 days In jail, $250 and costs. 60da y -. ...._ ~ f one: l• 1.. 1..,. Cld .-.~ · · .·a, Ohio license suspension; Law · ' renee WUI, Pomeroy, no muffler. $5 and cos ts ; Charles Whittington , Poml'roy, res is ting atTPst, 60 days In jail suspended to time served, s ix months probation and costs; Pete McDonald, Dex ter, no seat belt. driver. $20 and .. costs; Gregory Chapmen, Athens, expired registration. $10 Visual Examinations - Glasses and costs; Mitchell Barringer , .Children's/Pediatric Vision RePdsville, pass ing without a ssured c lear distance, $15 a nd low/Geriatric Vision costs; Tom R. Mayberry, Jr .. Contact lenses - All Types Proctorville, $20 and costs, fail ure to con trol . vehicle; ·Kitty OPEN SATURDAYS - CLOSED MONDAYS Harmon , Portland, failure to . Country casuals GoWmwn '·· '· \1 ~· """ ' "· ) '- DIAMONDS · ... ../ / ' "---_..- A fantastic co ll ection of diamond necklaces h ave jusr a rrived . Al so rings, ea rrings, bracelets arriv ing daily. Fo r / Children's, rhe ulrim a te in sty lin g, uncompromized qual ity, and true va lue , see us today . Men's, Women S22t1 to S3fll ·EASTLAND . \. !'lh<...J ... ~ .... ,.. •• • ""'"'"' · l •A THE SHOE CAfE . .oo IICONO A~ 300 SECOND AVE . Jwwallla · • -- · f;;;;;;;;;;;; ~;;;;U;s;e;O;u;r;C;o;n;v;e;n;le;n;t;N::o:C:h~ar~g~e=L=a~y=a=w=a=y===~~ 1 To HoNOR THosE WHo HAvE GoNE BEFORE is to inspire those who follow • • • . • Si.~Ef' S!lf ;U A~ t OW AS LAYAWAY ; NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! $4 7 700 TWtN DR. A. JACKSON BAILES OPTOMETRISTS DR. T. JAY BRADSHAW Evening Hour By Appointment : "' " ..," '•' •• ;J ~, TWO OFFICES FOR CONVENIENCE ttl"! ~ tyt • !l h c naractc• 't'Ou aam ~rc ,NtuU I) rwr nrc •1 Handr;ome ty .1pnorn fP.<l Bu r w 1th a c ~u; u J 1 l• rw It o:; C" ••Rilron"tJ tu CUIII It •rt w!lh a l>v!fo n --=--- - l.l ~' t .t • l ed (l iSP :i'! l·KOII ) l rtph ll·•C"k QUEEN SLEEPER S68800 \I tJ);~ Sofas [, ' Sleep Sofa~ 250 2nd Ave., Gallipolis - 446-3300 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy - 992-3279 LOVESEAT SS88.00 Choose from 20 Choice Sleepers in Twin, Full or Puhl b twd t•: u·h ~nnd.l\ *!i Th ird '' ·' '' ' C.t llipr.JI i'- . Ohio. h\ 1tu ', Oh in \ ' .l! it '' Pnh ll~ h ln ).! ( 'l•mp;t!J.' M ul l hlWti i. L l nt ·. Si., t·flnd d . t ~:- pn~I;)J!t ' p;th l ;d (;t!lllf.W'II... , Ohi(• -V~t i:l l E n1f•t'r·fl : t ~ '"'"~•Tld !' 1. 1~ . . rtttlll nJ.! maJII•t' at Po ml ' l'l l\ . ()hli , Po -: 1 Oll lt·t· ... Oueen Sizes · Sectionols with Reclining ends & Condo Sleeping Serving Southeast Ohio For Over 50 Years 10% Depoalt ond lalancaln Convenient Low Mdnthly Payments CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN CENTRAL and SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE- WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS • VISA & MASTERCARD AVAILABLE CIIOOSI 110M THI UIOIIT SlliCTtGIIS IN CltmtAl AND SOUTHWTIIII OHIO .,. Oh io !'!'W ~ p ; tpr<t 1'\ t •\\" Yt•r)i , See Our A <: ... n(' lnt lon . K:tll11n .d !\I' ll" Specials Yo t k 11.\1 7. S{ 'Nil!\\ ' ONJ. \ " S{ '8S('IUPTION Ri\TES ALL SLEEP SOFAS INCLUDE DELUXE t. ~. A style that gels h igh marks lor versalll1ty and comf.on. lmpQCCiibly tailored. rl featu re s corner bOisl~rs. plush cushronirig a11d trim l•ne~ · 1S NOW 599 00 ,, INNERSPRING MATTRESS -----r-----------.J 8)' ( ':trrit•r nr M1110r Rouli' On1 · \\'t•f'k . ....... .... . ........... 041 ( 'P nl l' On t• Y t•:t J .. .. .... ..................... $:\l .:.'fl !otiNOLF. cOt•\· •.. •FREE · ;t,·uiLt blf'. Th f' Su nd :n Timt 'l' •St •ntln• ·l will nn1 hi• t' I'~PI •Tl l' ihl;. 1111' ail\"Hnt ·t' paym l'n l s m 1Hir· tn c ·: nTic • t ·~ . 1 ~ Wc•l'k l'.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .... ~ li . :.tF~ 2n Wl't'k s: .......... ...... ........ .. .. :·nu)ti .. .... ... , .. ~ .... .. ........ , .. ... :SHli.rm Ralt•s Outside• ( 'ount)' l:l CORNER Of THIRD & OLIVE, GALLIPOliS 446-3045 Please send me FREE booklets showin g me morial s I .prin ted in full color with size and prices list ed &Sunday By Appointment :o I Kindly have on ·outt'wrized logon repre se ntative call at my home . Wt•f'k ~ .... .. ...... .. .. ... .. ... . .... ... $U~ , :!n 2ti \\'Prks .... .... .. ... ... .. ... , .... . $:m.1n ~2 Wc•f• ks ... ,.. .. ... .. . . .... .. .. .. $ii7 . ~l ., M o n ume nt Co 1 :0 Please send me deta il s about mausol eums withou t 1 obligation . I 1 Name ---- ' '------ - -- - -- 1 1 Str!!el or Route --~------ ~·----1 l City or Town -----------~--­ I I Phone L--------------- -------- ------~ ' Dati." und !olunday MAll. Sli8."'('RIPTIONS ln'lldt' ( 'uunl)' ~2 Wc·f' ~s OPEN DAILY 9·5 MON. & FRI. 9-8 0 LOGAN MONUMENT CO. 'MAll. S{ IKSC 'RII•'riONS Sund~t)' Only Ont ' Y1 ·:tr .... ..... .... .. .. ..... ,. L.... $:t! .:!4 Sl ~ mnn1h ~ .. ..... .... .. .... .. .... , .... .. S. lh . ~l PARK!NG •FREE DELIVERY •3.4 CUBIC INCHES •SOLID STATE IGNITION •ANTI-VIBRATION •AUTOMATIC OILER •CHAIN BRAKE •VERTICAL CYLINDER . !\o s uh sn ipli n no: b ~ · .m alt pt'r"m lllt•cl In an •us wht•n • rnt •lnt t·a r r ll'r 1-lf·n·ltt · Is ... Usa our rerms, your ~ VJsa or MasletCord open Evenings !'RICE ~und : t ' I l ,\tl\ " t • t ' ll !' in~ RPpn ·:-t ·n l:lll \"t '. Rr: tnh :•m • Nt•,,·... p:qlt 'l' .'-::til'". ~ : t:l Th ird i\I"I'Tllll' . .. • r~------ - ---COUPON---'-- ---- ---, I - Mt·mht •r : l' nllt·d p,, .,.,. lnh·nl;tl li •n:tl. • : 1nl:tnd 1);t II\ P rr·'~ 1\ '!>(nt"\a I ir tJl ;IJHII ht • :~ , ·. c•~idenour SuppiX5•3301 . . . POMIIOY, OHIO Meigs County Dllplay Yard Near P•erOy•. . .n Bridge LeeLYa........ Mar. · Phone 9t2~t51( VINTON, OHIO Gallia County Display Yard James 0. Bush Manar.r f'hone 31 -1603 .' ., �~ - I EPA cites five Ohio cities for improper lab practices RaphaePs acquired GALLIPOLIS ~ Roxie Brumfi el d. the owner of the Across The Street beauty sa lon at 600 Th ird St .. recently bought Raphael' s Tropical Tan at 45 Court S.t. Brumfield announced that it will be rena meil· The New Ra phae l's. Customers with tanning sessions remaining on car ds issued by the previous ow ner of Raphael 's Tropica l Tan will have those cards honored by Brumfield a nd her staff. The new hours for The New Raphael' s will be 7 a .m. to 9 p.m . Monday through Sa turd ay . Joining Brumfield and her staff wilt be Karenn Jarrell. for me r ly of .Char les ton , W.Va. JarrPil was trained at Carver Career Cen ter in Charles ton, W.Va ., a nd has been a hairdresser for near ly 10 years. Also join ing the s ta ff will be Tis ha Marie White, a recent graduat e of Fairland High School in Proctorville and the Law rence Count y Vocat ional School of Cos metology . Sh ~ a ttend ~d TriSta te Be auty College for her manager's license. GALLIPOLIS- Three couples have recently applied for marr· iage licenses in Ga Ilia County Probate C'ourt . Applying are Dudley Ro ss Irvi n. 25, Co lumbus, a nd Amy Vor nholl Holzer. 27, 525 Firs t Ave.: Daniel Malone Pettit , 20, Rt. 2, Vinton, a nd Tammy" Marie Swick. 16, Rt-. 1. Bidwell; a nd Patrick A. Prendergast , 24 , a nd Lori Smith, 24, both of Richmond, Va. ·Lottery numbers CLEVELAND (UP IJ - Friday's winni ng Ohio Lottery numbers: Daily Number 389. Ti cket sales t o t a I e d $1, 393;254.50. with a payoff-due of $451, 9'23.50. PICK-4 5559. PICK-4 tic ket sales totaled ~211 , 110.50. wit ~ a payoff due of $91,123. P ICK-4 $1 s trai ght bet pays $i.908. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays September 20, 1987 l Municipal court news GA LLIPOLIS - In Gallipolis Municipal Cour t Friday, Larry Fremont, Celina and Bedford Henry. 25. of 410 Railroad St., Heights are violating conditions Kanauga, was fined $300 and in their National Pollutant Dis· given 10 days in jail for DWJ. He charge Elimination System a lso had to pay court costs lor (NPDES l permits, said officials failure to yield. of E P A Region 5. Patsy A. Dye, 32. of Lu casv ille, The permits require disha d to pay court cos ts for having chargers to monitor and analyze expired license plates. the quality and quantity of Various bonds were forfeited wastewater be fore it Is dis .. by Robert G. F ran k, 18, Rio charged Into receiving st rea m s. Gra nde. $41, ta ilgat ing; Bryan J . Permittees also mu st meet cer- Rose, 19, Rt. 2, Crown City, $41. tain laborato ry standards. · driving left o! center; Ricky L. Stout. 34, Rt. 2, Bidwell, $41, running a red light: Troy A. . Broyles. 21. Rt. 1. Gallipolis. $41. no license plates; Timo thy E . Cas to, 21, Mason , W.Va . , $•!1. squealing tires; James E. HamilGALLIPOLIS- City Manager ton, 61. Lower River Roa d. Dale !man announced Friday · Gallipolis, $41, no valid registra that Eastern Avenue will have tion st icl<er; Robbie L. F arley , one-lane t raffi~ from Tuesday, 30. 212 Thlr(l Ave., $41. ex pired Septe mber 22. to Friday, Sep· license pla tes: and Steve La ne, !ember 25., because of final road 35. Midd leport , $75. reckl ess surfacing on the street . Starting at i a.m .. the 18-foot - opera tion. Speeding bonds were forfe ited wide ma chin es that will lay on by · Garland L . . Bills, 49. So uth the final coat of asphalt will begin Point, $41 ; Arnold R . Floyd. 53. at the Irwin Glass store. Because Proctorv il le, $4 2; Ja ckie fl . Arthe construction will ca use long tl>ur, 76, Lancas ter, S.C. , $36: de)ays, anyone desiring to go Ha rold L. Porter·, 46. Rt. 1. nor th of Ga llipolis should use Ga llipolis, $37; E lsie M. Oiler. 60. Ohio 160 to get to the U.S. 35 Rt . 2, Vinton. $42; Pau l G. Da sr , by pass. Th e end result of this construc- J r .. 50, Newark, $43. Mary L. Ant oszewski, 26, tion will be a portion of Ohio 7 that Warren . Mich ., $49; Cr iss L. will have a center turn lane ·for Nance. 24, R t. 2, Ga llipolis. $40; drivers wishing to turn left. 11 Is George Ulrich, 41, Proct orvi lle, NOT a passing lane. $43: Angelo D . Jo nes, 25, Rad· :;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji;.;wr===:::;:~l c li fl , $40; Ed mund 0 . Price, 43. Fer nda le, Mich .. $45; Jo hn M. Parmer , 31. Las~meet . W.Va .. Final surfacing begins on Eastern r. Couples apply for licenses . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Page- A-4- The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel CHICAGO I UP!) - Five Ohio cities have been cited by the Env ironmental Protection Agency for improper or deficient labora tory analytical procedu res and practices in was tewater tr ea tment plant laboratories. Labs In Logan, Lancas ter, .. -.. $39 ; Ronald G. Crawford. 54,543 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, $39; Donna K. Morley, 23, W ~y nes ville. $44; Arthurs. Whei stone, Jr .. 30. We lls ton , $48: Linwood J . Po rter, 39, Wilmington. N.C.. $43; Sa ndra S. Lama, 33, 130 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, $40; Mic hael A. Hill. 35. Columbus, $44; Dennis W. Hicks, 46, New Phil adelphia, $44; F lora D. Yo ung. 30. Rt. 3, Gallipoli s, $41; Nick Talliourls. 50, Ca mpbell. $40. Karen A. Steele, 19. Rt . 1. Bidwell, $41; Tracy A. Moore, 31. Columbus, $46: Ric~ard H. Hensley , 42, Clenden in, W.Va., S43; Joyce A. Fa nnin. 30. Lu casville. $39; Allan L. Cook, 42, Napoleo n, $46: Robin L. Baird, 26. Rt . 1, Cheshire, $41; Melburn R. Ad· kins, 2~ . Rt. . Bidwell. $40: Selby AIJ III AN BLACK • TAUPE - NAVY THE SHOE CAFE 300 SEC OND AVE. Karen K. Ca rt er, 29,. Oa k Hill, $39; Robert L. Collins, 40. Flore nce, Ky., $40; Joseph harr. 59, O twa~. $41; James F. Dickinson, 45, Ashland, Ky., $41; Kurtis A. Hope, 20. Marion, $42; Thomas E. Greene, 31. Ashland, T'enn .. $37; Ronald L. Smith, 21, Catlettsburg, Ky., $42; and James M. Roberts, 40, Trinity, N.C., $42. jurors petitioned POMEf{OY - J urors petitioned for the Meigs County Court on Tuesday , sept. 22, will not have to appear. " THE GALLIPOLIS PARKS & 'RECREATION DEPARTMENT Will be offering Beginning September 16. The MORNING AEROBIC CLASS w ill meet at the Grace Church at 9 :00-10:00 for 20 sessions, Monqay , Wednesday, and Friday. The cost will be $25 .00 . Babysitting will be provided at the cost of S 1 .00 per child per hour . There will be an EVENING AEROBIC CLASS at· 5:30-6 :30 on Monday and Wednesday for 13 sessions . The cost is 816 .00 . The class will be held at 328'12 Second Avenu e. entrance being between Jack & Jill's and Ca rl' s on th e third floor. The EXERCISE CLASS will be from 6 :30-7 :30 p .m . on Monday and Wednesday for 1 3 sessions in th e same building as the evening aerobics. -The cost is $16 .00 . YOU MAY REGISTER AT THE GALLIPOLIS PARK S AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT. 618 SECONu AV ENU E OR AT THE FIRST CLASS . By David Tawney f c@i). CARl. SPRAY CWNEA ,., I,DO -mar (614) 446-161S. Thi .. munth""'"fk'C'ia l t,. 4 R print .. ( ·h {ll at th.. '!ll mr pr in · 11 .. :~ H . Pro ........ in• onh lu 1\od•k. MMOROI. · •1CJW.I0•10W eo $1.227 . OVfll The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- A-5 Point Pleasant. W. Va. to strike and will file a 10-day strike notice with the s tate Monday. The teachers' contract expired Aug. 31. A strike cou ld affect 3,200 students . Strike deadlines have been set for Sept. 21 by teachers In the Pymafuning Valley school district In Ashtabula County and t ~e 110-member Lakeland Faculty Assocatlon which represents teachers at La ke land CommunIty College In Lake County. Both unions are in federal . mediation without contracts. Classes at the college begin on Monday. Strike deadlines ha ve also been set for Sept . 28 by the Huron ·· Education Association In Erie County and the Cambridge Education Association In Guernsev County . · And teachers In Lancaster in Fairfield County have s aid the;,: will walk off t~elr jobs Oct. 12. unless contract talks , wit h a federa l · med iatlor, · produce a contract. In Xenia , the president of the 300-member XEA. Chris Allen, sai d a preliminary vote count found about 90 percent of the teachers supporting a ~trike. The union set a strike date of Oct. 5. Allen said teachers are still hoping to avert a walkout, however. The union and the sc hool board hav e been negotia ting s ince the old two-year contract expired June 30. The contract ca r ried a wage· r~pe n er In the second YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!l - Police Chief Randall Wellington has taken d!sclpllnary action aga inst three white patrol offlc· ers In a racial Incident from last month . Wellington fire d 10-year veteran pat rol officer George Marenkovlc Jr. Friday a fter an Internal lnvest!gailon supported c laims th e offi cer used his , bullhorn to s hout racia l slurs at a predomlnanily bl ack ho using developm ent In the city Aug. il. Officer Steve Dunn, Maren kov ic's partner. was suspe!Jded lor six months. We llington said Dunn gave false Information to su periors regardi ng the Incident. A third officer, J.Jseph Bonacci. was suspended for four months for falling to report Marenkovic's ac tions. He also . was on du ty Aug. 11. Dunn .and Bonacci are seven· year veterans of t~e pollee department. · ~ 'This Incident Is shocking to the conscience." Wellington sa id in announcing his actions. " These three pat rolme n have demeaned our pollee depart ment In the eyes of t~e whole communIty - not the black community nor the white community- but the whole community. " These men have done a disservice to the ir fellow office rs," he continued. " They took liberty with the pollee depart· m ent 's reputation. No officer or group (If of!lcers has a right to Impugn a department' s name and reputation wlt~out severe punishment ," Attorneys representi ng the three offlcers have 10 days to appeal the disciplinary action to the Youngs town Civil Service Commission. That route is familiar to ~cident Marenkovic, who was first hired as a pollee officer In 1974 but was dismissed three days before the end of his one-year probationary period . The pollee ch ief at that time , Donald G. Baker, sa id Marenkovic was found to be " lacking In severa l a reas." Marenkovlc appealed th at dismissal through the 7th District Court of Appeals, but the fir ing was upheld In every venu e . However , he took and passed the depar tment' s exa mina tion for patrolmen again a nd was sworn in for a second time in November 1978. Collider site list cut to _36; Ohio stays For More Information Coli The Recreation Offi<e 44/J-1789 ext. 38 let yo..- camera to ovorllfiCKI by ono-hatf to one stop. Thtn p<oper p<ints w~l be fic!ht _. !how dittinct colors. A ttlpiiUre would 1oo1r dartc and muddy. Sidos 1oo1r bttter when ov«u,...... on doric dayt. too. Try looking for closeups of flowers, loaves, or imocts. Childrlft playing in the rant are fun. GeMral Ht(IICS can bt btoutiful in subdued light. One of the thirigs this tochniquo works best for is to tmphalin pure colors. Anothor is tho subtletits of a .,_hromali< CDN-colorod) sctM . . We can help with film selo<lion and proctssing al Tawno(s Studio, U4 Stcond Avo. Gallipolis, Oh, ph. By United Press International The Xenia Education Association has become at least the seventh Ohio teachers' union to set a strike deadline and negotiators In Youngstown co nlfnue talks with a federal mediator In an attempt to resolve a teachers' walkout that has kept schools closed for seven days. Along with Xenia teachers. the 65-member Shawnee Teac hers Association, representing teachers Shawnl;'e Stato University In Portsmouth voted Friday · Officers disciplined over racial Aerobics and Exercise Classes Ia optratt. Pomeroy..... Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio Xenia, Shawnee State teacher~ .vote to authorize strike GALLIPOLIS - Sa ndra .J. Wills. of Ches Hir<:>. is a candidat e for clerk of Cheshir~ Tow nship, and not Sandra J . Willis as lls ted In the August 23 · Iss ue of the Su nday Times-Sen tinel. KEEP SHOOTING! Try shaotiog photos in tho rain. Yov'll break out of your old habits, perhaps gtt a littt damp, and end up with' lovely pictures. • Protect yovr ca-o with a plastic raincoat of so""' sort. Aclear plastic boca fastened on with rubbtr llond1 wiD da. Fasloion an ovomang at tht ltM and bt sure all controls are frH \ September 20, 1987 Corrt'Ction . . WASHfNGTON (UPl ) - The li st of possible .homes for the gover nm ent's eagerly sought $4.4 billion atom smasher Is down to 36 s it es In 25 sta tes, Including Ohio, with a pa ne l or experts assigned to boll It dow n furth er to a ha ndfu I of fina l is ts. The E ne rgy De partme nt " nnounced It s first cut In the competition for the superconductlng . s uper colllder Friday. e lilnlnatlng seven sites , Includ Ing on<> In Ea r th orb!l <~ no one tha( trossQd t he New York border llll.o Ca nada. " We ·are very pleased that so man y or the proposals, rcpres e nt i n~ sta tes fro m across the nation. have me t ai l the basic c r!lerla for s ttln~ the super colllder," sa id E nergy Secretary .Jo hn Herringt on. "These proposals have passed the first ~urdl e a nd will move forward In thr se lecti on prO<·ess for this nationa l treasure." he sa id. Bidders are offering up to $1.1 billion In assis tan ce In hopes or Ill ndlng the coltlder a nd an cxpected economic bonanza . The colllder would be the largest and most expensive scientific dev ice ever built. !I would .ha ve ari operati ng buuge t or $270 million a year a nd Is expec ted to be a magnet for high· t ec h grow th. Congress has not yet decided whethe r to build the collldcr. The co lllder w·ould crea te 'head-on co llisions of proto ns wl.th u forc e of 40 trillion electron vo lts - 20 times more energy than now possibl e. the All the All the rema in ing sites are sponsored by sta te gove rnments, except for three proposed by loca l government al bodies. ' Six of the term inated sites were proposPd by private grou ps. Th ree are in Texas. one In Ut ah a nd one In Washington state. An Arizona man wan ted to . build th e colllder at Moon Area L-5. a point In spa ce where gravity of Ear t~ a nd t~e moon are balanced. Also e limina ted was a proposal to build the colllder on a site that s tre t c ~es north from Malone. N.Y., into Qu ebec. New York Gov . Marlo Cuomo requested consideration despite a rule for U.S. sites only . Jan Ma cpherson, coordinator of Arizona 's bid, sai d the size of the list of sites mee ting the de partment 's five basic criteria "s uggests that a ll of the states have done the ir homework a nd this will be a very fierce competition." A pane l of20experts, c hosen by t~ e Nationa l. Academ ies of Science a nd E ngineering, will evalua telhe s urv~vl ng 36 propos- -· . ·. STANLEY STEEMER® ·~: ANYTHING LESS JUST ISN'T CARPET CLEANING. f-Anyiioomi-1-·Anys-lreas--i I S20.00 I· Minimum Two Rooms I1 Extended or L-Shape Rooms Count As Two i .S79.00 i 1 I .II II Sl 0.00 Per .Room 1 . S Areas $40.00 · An Area Is ARoom , Hall Staircase, Bath, Etc. I L~---••••••·• Z STANLEY STEEMER.. Anything tess just isn't carpet clean in g. I'. - ?" ·I ...c ..•.1 ' . 614-992-6788 PRICE . w• MIATt . . . 21' THE WA\' OF DECEIVERS (Part 2 of a 3 Part Prophecy) I wn•·n you to search the scri p! ures dll i.'( E>n lly c:o ncE'rn ln!Z these las t days. For thl' 1h\ngs tha t are wrlltE>n shall \n dE'E'd b{' man ifest . Then' shall come dect•lvers e~m o n g My prople in intrE> as i n~ nu mbers, who shall speak forth th('tru th and sha.ll ~ a in 1h<' f<tvor of 1he p€'0pi E>: F<lr the peopl es hall exam ine the scrlptur('s and say. " W hut 1hPSf' mC'n say is trur-." Then whm they have ~Zai ned th e heart s of the propiC'. thf'n ;.~nd i ht>n only shall tht:'y br inA"outlht'S£' wron ~ doctrint"S . ThtrMore. 1say th:ll vou should not glvP vour ht:'arts to ml?n . nor hold propl £>s' persons in admira Tion. "ror bv thes£' ~· C'rV p{-rsons shall Satan l'n !Pr into M y propte. Wat ch ror ...rou e· rt·s ! :! Tim (Hhy 3: 13) . bo you think. a s('()u cerwtll br andish a npw herrsy and fl au nt il be[on' the prop It''! He will sp('ak. t he words of ri~htrousness and truth and will appf'ar Js a ministf'r of ll)l'h t. df'clar lng the Word. Th E> propl£'" s hi"nrts shall 1K' w un~ Thf'n , when l hf' hear t s arP won. they w\11 brtn ~ out thclr doctrl nPS, and t ~e Pf'OPI(' s ha ll sa y , " Did he not spea k thu s and thus? And did we nor e"aminf' it rr om th r Word '? Therftf ore hr is a m inister of rlfi:hteou sness. Thi s Tha t he ha s now spo· k('n w e do not s«' in 1hE> Word . but I! must be rl~ht . forth<' other t hi n~ s hC' spokf' w(' r(' rru C'" Be n01 decrlvf'd . F'or rh e d e~f'iver will fir st work to gain the heart s of m a n" <.tnd 1hen shall hrlng forTh hi s In sidious dQ(•t rines. You can not discern those " ·ho iJJ" eof Me and wh o arr noTof Me when t hry start to pre<l ch. But seek ME'c on st· ..mlly, and th en w ben t h C'S~ doctr ines ar{> brought out. you s he~ II ha vE' a Witnes s In , our hf'art that thi?Sf' are not of MP. Fea r not . for I have warnE'() you. M any will be dC'C"I"ived. But if .vau walk in ho!in£>S s and upr iJ!h tnt'!:is before the Lord. yo ur ey<>s shall br open!'d. and thl' Lo rd will pr ol<'<.' t you . If you w!ll co nstant ly look unt o th e Lor·d. vou will know whrt\ thP dof't r lm• changE'S, and you will not bE:' br ou~ht Into It . If youf hf'ar t is riJ!,hl . I will k{'(•p you . And If you will look co nstant ly to M e, I w Ul uphold you. · · · The m inls tt•r of rlj:!htrousness shal l be on this wls('; hiS life shall agrE:'r w llh 1ht' Word. and his lips shall ~'"' (' forth that whlrh is wholly true, and It will be no m lx turP When the mix turf' all'pf'ar s. then you will know he is not a minister of rl.'! htC'OU !>fll'SS. T hC' dec•ei \ 1(')'S sp<'a k nrst thf' tr uth and t hf'n Nror to covl'r th £>ir own si ns. w hiC"h t hey love>. Ther erorC'. I ex hort and co mmand you to study th e script urf's rela ti vE' to Sf'd u c l n ~ splrlls. for thi s is one of the gr ea t daiigers of thf'se la:.t d ~t v:, . r df.si rf' y ou l obe- firmly l'Stablis hcd In My Word, and not in the perSonal lll f'S of nlt•n. that ~· o u will not be m oved as so m an;,- shall be mo11ed. r IA.'ould keep you In thf' path s or ri,ght rousness. T akt' hC'E'd 10 y_ourSf:'lves and follow not thE' SC'duc lng spi r its. th at a re already m An treslinj:! themselvf'S. Dili gently lnqulr£' of m<' w hen vou hC>ar s o mNhln~ !hat you ha ve not seen in ! he Word . and do not hold peoples' prrsons in admir ation. for It is by rh ls very method ! ha l Sa t an will hold m any of M:v pcopl C' E) n z 0 .... PRAISE TABERNACLE PORTER. OHIO - So. Old 160 Rl..tt:ler Q:.!een. 4 PC. RUBBER FlOOR MATS BLftCII., BUJf , GOLD . ... 2.4t .. 1.00 oo( • FROM EXCEPT GM IN HOSE TYPE NO, CG-7115 199 8!~ f~~e 0 t; ~ TODAY'S JOBS REQUIRE SKILL 0 0 Skills which you can acquire through our adult vocational programs. Our !nstruc· lion emphasizes a hands-on approach to learning with most ol your classroom timll spent in lab or actual job settings. The programs are nine months In length (except Carpentry - 12 months, Cosnie!ology .,-- 18 months , and Nurstng Assls· tant - 18 weeks). WE .TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBSI THE ADULT EDUCATION CENTER w .,"' l~ SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446-9335 DAVE MICHAEL - MANAGER. _.,, ,....1"111 liM right ID limit quantnltl on u te mtrthtnciiH, tddl)lontl qutnlttln tt ,..,uttt price. Rtbllld Item I limited to INinuftciUI'Ifl ' rettrlctlont. "o-< 783•3811 0 0 RIIATE . m"" ..,o ~ - o St. Rt. 691, off Rt. 33 Nelsonville, Ohio 45764 0 Am~ ,. ,.e Tri-County Vocational School ~ 2 ...z" 0 0 99 ________ _ ".... · , ~, I " MUFFLERS •• rne -rn BREATHER DUTY Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to 6 Sunday 9 to 5 • .;:z,_ >- ELEMENTS . lEAVY HOURS ~ ,.z FRAM t.1olon:aatt ------,----"---------~-------_::_ • \' ( THE W<\Y OF TRIUMPH yf> m ight ha ve life and ha\'(> 11 moi-e a bundantly. t haT )'OU tr i umphed. On thP cross I tri umphed ovPr all powPrSo f Satan· Md I havl" cal l('() you to walk In th(' sa m (' pal h. Il ls wht>n your lift' Is on tht.• cr o-" ~ Th Ht y ou shall know thl' Vl clory that ! ha ve.> experienc£>d. As you are on th(' cro~ s 1md sc<.l l cd in Me. th en you shal l k now the power of thC' t' ('S urrectlon. Wh en I ULUAN RECE, PASTOR SUNDAY 9:30 A.--7:00 P.M. 311-1692 "'.,z "'..., "'~ I haV{' l'Omf" That may t r lu mph whC'f(,' I co mf' 1n My glory. thl' prlnctpa!ltles and power s In the heavenl y pla cf'S shall be brok r n. Fea r not. for I ha vC> gl v('n you pow<'r whl'reby you may tread dow n the powf'rs ot darkness an d co me forth v lclorlously. II was on the cross tha t I tr lumphC'd ov ('r alltlw powrrs or th P ('nemy . M y l lfe shall now thro u ~ h you as you rnlf' r int o tht"S l' prC'ci ous l r ut hs. Look unto M€>. and appropriate My ll(f'. As your (l_ v f's :Hid dPsi r C's ar e towar d Mt>. and yo u kn ow what it Is l o b e cruci fied with M E', thrn you shalllivf', and you r anoin ting shal l increase. It was not In M y 1\fethatl wa lk('() upon the f'arth, but Jn M y da y when I was upon th e cross t hat I openly spoil l'(i prinrlp<llltles and powers (Col. 2:15). I am show i ng you t r ut h th at shal l ca use you to over comE:', to ha v~cr over t h(' wk ked o n~- truth 1hat wi lll \b('ral e you and 1hose around yolVY'lffishal l know ulso lh«' fellows hip of M y su ffer ln,ii:s . Thcr(' Is no othE'r wa y whpreby you m ay partakC' ol' thi)l heaven ly t::lory and rei gn with Me. "tl we suffpr wit h Him , we shall n-' i~w wltn Hi m ." ( I Tim . 2: 121 I d('si rP to m ak(' th f'Se truths r('al within you. As y ou k ('cp t hE'm before you. you will llberatf." m any who arP in bondage. You will have r f'vr lallon of th ose In darkness and w!l l have thf' key s t o libera te the cap· ti\IC' s. Man y SE'ek 10 llbt'fat c, buT t hey have not th e keys. U pon the cross co nti nu a ll y y ou w ill k now th e power of M y resurrection that you may al so parl akPo f M y glo ry . As ~·o u a1·e wlllln~ to walk wlth, Mf' and rejoice In your sufferings, you shal partake nf My glory . Look unto Me, forye have nl'fdofpowE'r toovE>rcomP the w icked ont' and th f' bandages ln other lives. If you will lnd f'f'd judge y oursel r, you shall n ot be jud)!ed {1 Cor. l1 : 31). A s y ou sf'f'k my fa£'f' and de sire to be clea nsed by Me ln all tr uth and sincerity or heart, l w l ll jud~e yo u In the secret pla ce of your heart shall not bemademantfesttooth· ('r~ . I will do 11 In tbe sPc r et place, and no man shall kn ow Jt . And the shame that shall tw seen on many faces shall not be st>en on your face. ThereforP In love and ml'rcy 1 am I nstructing you. And. l hPrefort> have J said thai If a man judge him self. hC' .<Oha 11 not be jud,~Zed . Ins not My good pleasure that theshameofMy people be seen by all . How an I j udge the world If I judge not first M y own house? Hearken · un to th eSf' things I am tel ling you. If you will not he arken unto me. th y sham e sh all be ev ident unto all. ~ 0 Besides developing your job skills, our center offers you the oppot'tuniW to brush up on your job-seeking sKills by developing your resume, thinking thr~ugh answers to Interview questions and other activities. Additionally, you may regtster with our Placement Coordinator for job leads II) your skill area. FALL QUARTER BEGINS OCTOBER 5 Cia•••• Are Held Proftl 3100 11M to 8130 PM AU Cia••- M - • Monday 'l'hrou8h Thur•day ~ R - l • t • r Durlne Septentlter t; Financial Aid and/or tuition subsidy is· available from a variety of sources: Poll Grant, VA, Guaranteed Studilnt Loan, Single Parent/Homemaker Grant and J.T.P.A. (Community Action Agencies) . !,! a: "'w... Call, writ• or atop In for further Information about out programs Our Family's Mammograms Help Save Lives. Do n't worry. Long before a physician or a self-examination can reveal a lum p in the breast , we can detect it. We're The Family of Professiona ls of Pleasant Va lley Hospital , and the equipment we use in our department is so sensitive that.1 t detects traces of perfume, talcum powder and other toiletries. That's why we'll ask you to refrain from using any of the above when you come for a ro utin e, pain less, private and very important examination. It's ca lled Xerox Mammography Only physicians. rad iolog ists and tech nol og,sts wi ll be involved in this ten -minute proced ure that could save you r lite. Cance r of the breast is now second only to lung ca ncer among women .' In fact, one in every ten women wil l deve lop breast ca ncer. Please don't put it off any longer. The American Cancer Society reports a survival rate approaching 100% with ea rly detectio n. If you're a woman more than 35 years of age, or if your doctor suggests mammography- ca ll 675-4340, extension 283. Learn how Pleasant Valley Hospital can help you detect breast cancer. Tri-County Vocational School does not discriminate In regard to race, creed, colqr, national origin, sex or handicap. · · . ·• · lb===INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ' Valley Drive, Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 • 304-675-4340 ~oNERSIFIED ~MACHINE·~ ·· I L . MEDICAL \A. · TRADES ~ • :.' ====:!I ~ OCCUPAnON,S T"' ' [··.,, ·. ' • 1 1 1 -------------· lA~! MAIL-IN • • benefit iss ues, sepa ra ting the two parties, Wi ll iams sa id. Beginning teachers with a bac helor's degr'ee now make $15,150 in the Xenia district. Th e board offered to raise the base to, $15,350. The XEA proposed a base of $16,900. · Meanwhile, negotia tors for tea chers and the board of edu cation in Youngstown m et Frida y for eight hours with federal m ediator David T~or ley In an attem pt to resolv e a strike th at ha s g iven lfi,OOO s tude nts an extended summer vacation . year, but t eachers did not press for a sa lary Increase because or financial problems In the district , Alle n said. Last November. however, Xenia residents approved the first sc hool levy In the community In 12 years, a nd teachers believe they deserve a wage increase. Xenia Superintendent Robert William s sa id the school's negotiating team will return to the bargaining' table Monday. A factflnder' s report released this week on the dispute found 13 items, mainly salary and fringe r--~;;~:;--i a ls based on the t::: nergy De partment's technical criteria . and costs considerations . They will produce a "best qualified list" of severa l sites and the department , after reviewing their report, will re lease in ea rly J anuary its own "b es t qualified li s t. " The winn in g s ite would be a nnounced next July. • Est. 1947 �Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio-· Area man... Continued from A-1 is there, but in abbreviated fas hion," Porter explains. "The volumes are entertaining, wellwritten and comprehensible, representing well -known an d lesser-known tr ibes from every part of t he country," he adds, As the books are read and studied, students should begin to see what Dr. Porter describes as " the domino-. effect of how a ll tribes interacted and interrelated wit)) eac h ot her:· "For the first time," says porter, " teache rs will have available to the m appropriate, accurate. unbiased accoun ts of Amerlan India ns." He says teachers have long la mented that satisfactory inform a tion on In<;l ia ns has ndt been availa ble fo r classroom use. Consequently, Indians have been stereotyped, when In fact , corrects Porter, tribes differ from eac h other just as a Frenchma n differs fr om a Germa n. In the series, dissimilarit ies. as well as slmllar ities, will be s hown, he assures. Through st udy of the ser ies. students, including modern day Ind ians, will learn tha t t he origina l Inha bita nt s of this country were viable, living cultures . They wil l also learq they have survived, despite a dverse relations with non-Indi a ns. Alt hough Indians might be descr ibed today as " a displaced people," they rema in a cons ta nt and ever growing population. As federal legis la tors conti nue to debate the developme nt of fair na tiona l poli cies governing t-reat me nt of Amer ica n Indians. Dr. Por ter is Irying to even the odd s throug h the edu ca tional process. He hopes tha t in some way . this ser ies may influe nce such policy development by influenci ng the minds of you ng students who will someday be the s ha pers of policy. Although the series will leave. some questions unans- wered, he anticipates th a t students, a nd teac hers, will go beyond the se ries to seek add itional informa tio n. As general edi tor of the series, it is Dr. Porter's job to r eview each man uscript for historical , accuracy a nd content. Th e publis hers then ed it in-house for I Area deaths William D. George WEST GERMANY - Air Force Lt . Col. William D. George, 52, of West Germany, died Thursday In Wes t Germany, Arra ngements will be announced later by t he Wlllls Funera 1 Home. RESEARCH FOUNDATION HEAD - As a youngs ter, F r ank W. Porter III carried arrowhead huntin g a step further. After fi ndin g one, hE' visited the library for Information on the peo ple who Jell it behind. a n excellent resear ch library at Ohio University. At some poin t in the future he expects to establish the Foundation's headquarters in Meigs County . Resea r ch remains to be done on other Found ation projects also, Porter says. He Is curren tly involved in a study of Amer ica n India n bas ketry, a study of f(>derall ndian policy in the St ate of Washington, a nd a na r rative history of India ns in the eastern United States. He welcomes he lp from volun teer s who wis h to ·be trai ned in proper research techniques a nd anyo ne wishing to contact him may do so by writing 49607 State Rout e 338, Racine, Clhio, 45771. But with or without assista nce, Porter will · continue his fi r m resolve to link the past wit h the present. a nd br ing a ttentiop to a people he believes has been reading level and forma t. 111\Js- r--;-=========~--i tra tio ns an<;l gra phic works. r LEGAL NOTICE A wor ld traveler . Por ter could have pic ked a ny loca tion from which to conduct his Found ation The Public Utllltles Comwork, but chose Meigs Coun ty misSion of Ohio h&s set for public he&rlng Case beca use he enjoys the relaxed No. 87-102-EL-EFC, to at mos phe re he re. a nd because of review the ruel pi'OCUi-ethe county 's close. proxim ity to ment pr&etloes I and policies or Columbus &nd Southern Ohio Electric Company, the operation or Ita Electric Fuel Component, and rel&tad matHomecoming tare. This hes.rtng Is COOLVILLE - Revival a nd scheduled to begin at homecoming will be held at the 10:00 a.m. on September 21, 1987 &t the offices or Va nder hoff Ba pt is t Church, the Public Utll!tles ComRoute 2, Coolville, Wednesday mission, 180 East Broad through Sund ay wit h the Rev. Street, Columbus, Ohio Walla,ce Smith, Pr inceton. W. 4~266-057~ . Va. , as eva ngelist. The re will be ·s pe~ial vocal All Interested p&rtlea mu sic a t the services which start will be gJvsn an opporeach evening ~.t 7:30p.m. Special tunity to be heard. Further Information may be homecoming activities will be obtained by contacting held Sund ay wit h morni ng worthe Commission. ship to be held a t 9:45a .m. and a bas ke t dinner a t noon. The THE PUBLIC trr:ILITIEB a fternoon se rvice will begin at COMMISSION OF OHIO l: 30 p.m . an d special singers will By: Nancy L. Wolpe, be the Kings Fellowship of Secretary Wi llia mstown, W. Va. neg lec ted by leg is lators. edu calors a nd the genera I publ ic for too long a time. 20. 1987 Point Pleasant, W. Va. IR Funeral Hom(> with RE'v . 0d(>ll Man ley offic iating. Burial will be In Gravel Hill CE'metery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Della E. Stahl POMEROY - Della E . Stahl , 90. of 34043 \VIllow Creek Road, Delmar G. Hawley Pomeroy , died Friday a t the Pomeroy Health Care Center. She was born April 29, 1897 In MIDDLEPORT Delmar · Darwin to John a nd Ca rolyn Gene Haw ley, 57, of Beech St., and was a member of Carsey, Middleport, died Friday at his Springs Methodist Chu rc h Rock residence after a le ngthy Illn ess. and the American Legio n A miner. he was born July 30, Auxiliary . 1930 in Cheshire to the late Ja mes Surviving are one daughter , and Sparkle Frazier Hawley. Survivors · inchide his wife. E ula Jeffers, Pomeroy; three Darlene Mooctispaugh Hawley, grandsons. Richard K Jeffer s at home; one son and two a nd Rona ld Jeffer s, bo th of daughrers at ho me. Rick, Daria Pomeroy, and Dayid J e ffers of and Brenda Hawley; one daugh-· Rutla nd: eight -grea t grandch ild ter Mrs. Thomas (R honda) ren , Valerie. Sean, Rya n, MeRoush. Middleport; three broth- lissa, Ren ee. Kevin Tanner, ers. John Haw ley of Pomeroy, Ama nda and Curtis J effe rs: a nd Richard Hawley of Bellefontaine one great -great grandson. T.K. Imboden. a nd Frank Hawley of Columbus; She was preceded In death by two sis ters, Mrs. Kathleen Manley and Mrs . Eli tBonnie) he r husba nd. Harry Sta hl. a nd SE'vera l br others a nd s isters. Ebersbach, both of Midd leport; Services will be Mondav. 1 three grandchildren: and sevp.m .. at Ewing Funeral !-lome eral nieces and neph &ws . with Rev. Lee Miller officaii ng. Besides hi s parent s, he was· Buri al will be in Roc k Springs preceded tn d(>ath by three Ce mt ery. Frie nd s ma y call at the broth&r s and th ree s is ter s. funera l hom e from 6 to 9 on ServiC(>S will be Monda y. 2 Saturday a nd ali day Sunday. p.m .. at Rawli ngs-Coats-Blower TOM'S (Continued from A-1) Belpre, Randy McClagg ot McDermott, Allen Eisenhower of Pot nt Pleasant , Tabatha Law renee of Point P leasant, Jerry Be ll omy ol Bar bou rsville, w . va., William Hull of west Union, Kay Craft of South Webster, Richard · Hanson of West Union, Leandra Myers of Port Clinton, Sheri Wilson of Little Hoc king, Stacy Green of Cedarville, Lou Ellen Zerkle of Beaver and Rebel Martin of Sardinia. 1 AI on • the r.1ver ' TARGET SHOOTING Ann McKinney, Kelly P arsons, Barry McCoy a nd Ke nny Rous h, left to r ight, line up for som e target practice. Clinics are held periodically on the club grounds with e m'Ph~ls on getting the r ight equipme nt , learning the right technique -and pra ctk'fng safety In the field. The dange r , Roush· points out, Is when the lm!xperlen ced purch ~e a bow one week, s hoot a lew pie pans, and then go Into the fields wher e .ther e are other hunters the next week. Safety Is always e mphasized In tra inIng programs of the Chester Club. Scattered showers Mond ay, wit-h a c ha nce of ra in T uesday md Wednesday . Highs will be in the 60s E'BCh day , wit h overnight lows from 45 to 55. Times -Sentinel photos by Charlene Hoeflich l By CHARL ENE HOEFLICH T imes-Se ntine l Staff ,POMEROY -Vis ua lize a bow a n ~ arrow a nd w"at comes to mind ? · Cupid'~ Robi n Hood '! :Ear ly America n In dia n? •Or, perhaps some Meigs Count ia n practicing on a . ra nge or in so me woocted area, working to JJfrlect hi s skill In antic ipation of Oct. :1. the day when bow and arrow deer hunti ng season opens hi>re. .Over the pas t lew yea rs arc hery has left t.he backya rd and skyrocked Into the natio nal spo tlight as thousands pursue some pha se or the sport on a target range or course. a nd th e n with proper perfection mo ve Into the fi eld or woods to hunt game. Bow hunting co nti nues to !(a in In popularity in Mt>l~s County with more a nd more matc hing their wtts and s ki ll a~al n st those of wild a nimals. And for the serio us targ(>t archer , who' s not Into hunt ing but Is Into co mpeting, ther e Is a lways the urge to ac hieve higher scores and f)E'rfect the techn iq ue. Th e Chesler Bow hunter and Archery Club with a targe t range and fie ld co urse on the Terry Brown farm on Pomeroy Pi ke has more tha n a hundred mem bers. And It's not j us t a man's sport. SALE The club has several women who are real winners, not onlf;in br ingi ng dow n animals in the field, but trophies in com petalon. Then there are· ch il dren. several pre-schoolers, who join their parents In the sport. In fa ct there Is a specia l pee wee class for those under e ight. The Club has a co nt inlng progra m for youn g arc hers as well as Inst ructio nal c linics a nd wor ks hops for a nyone Interested ali taught by e xper ie nced mem bers . And as Ken ny Roush, a member of the boa rd of d irectors , and a n avid bow hunter. noted. '-'Sa fety is one of our mai n concerns, a nd we alw~ys stress that. " T he proble m, accordi ng to Roush, is tha t people go out a nd buy a bow this week , shot a plepan for a fe w days. a nd think they' re ready to go out into the field a nd s hoot a deer. "That m~kes It dangerou s ·for ev e ryone a nd what we \<·a ni to say is ' here we have a cl ub a nd you can come out he re any Tuesday eveni ng, a ny Sunday aftemoon, a nd there wlli be a n experlenced bowhunte r here to help you get sta rted out on th e r ig ht foot' ." While. c lub members usc the outside target ra nge and fi e ld course during the s pr ing summer a nd fall, they m9ve ins ide to practice in the wi nter mo nths. Th e old Bedford sc hool. now the Ohio Valley Christian Asse m bly, Is rented for practice CUSTOM DUAL EXHAUST 10°/o off POINT PI EASANT '. Now Paying Yes, Can Recovery will Pay You Cash On The Spot For Empty Aluminum Beverage Pe P d ' oun Cans of Any Kind. Warranties Apply) ALIGNMENT MOST AMERICAN Cars: _$18.95 lighfTrucks: $22.95 Open on account today! If you have one Of !he cords belOw .. . Redeemable only at participating recycling centers. we con ten you In min~esll you ore eligible tor o revolving charge. BAI •rM FOR lUCKs · Boiled Shrimp. All you can eat. Monday and Tuesday 11 ~m. - close • Boiled s hrimp During the month of September we will be paying 38¢1/b. tor empty aluminum beverage cans of any kind. Can Recovery R. R. 1, Old Town Road Monday and Thursday 8-11 AM and 1·4 PM 675-4519 INTERNATIONAL WINNER - Ann McKinne y, pictured al right, Is ranked 12th Int e rnation a lly I In wom en's archery ratings 1or 1987 by the International ~­ whunter s Association. She was a winner In the Triple Crown with competitions bela In Chicago, Bedford, Ill., and at the Hocking Technical' College at Nelsonville to re-\ celve the International rating. 1 Ann has been shooting for about liv e years and Is not only Into competitive events, but a lso Into bow hunting. (May Have Cosmetic Defects, All $2 aga inst about 800 people . . McKinney is not only Into competi ng wit h her bow, but a lso hun ting. Last yea r she got her first deer on the first day of bow season. But deer aren't the only things shot wit h bows. One club me mber s hot a bear with a bow last year in West Virginia, othe rs hunt squ ir rels a nd other small a nimals, a nd some even go fo r fish, according· to Brown , who owns a nd oper a tes a taxidermy s hop on la nd a dj acent to the target ra nge. Bes ides McKinney, the club has ha d othe r top winners this year. Ke lly P a r sons, a stude nt a t Southern High School took third in the state l.t an indoor shot in P ort smouth and fifth in the Nelsonville contes t In the intermedia te di vis ion. Angie Smith was a ninth place winner a nd Lisa Roush, a tenth place winner , at the Nelsonville · Int ernationals. The r ig ht eq uipment , the proper technique , and · the discipline of practice to develop ski ll are · requirem ents for the winners, whet he r competi ng · aga inst other archer s or tak ing to the flelds-tb·' bowhunt. · · · The Chester Bowhunter and Arc hery Club • members a re making the ir ma r k in this day whe n archery is shifting !rom a backyar d hobby to a nor ganized competitive sport and hun ting s kilL ,. BLEMS 38e WE 'RE RECYCLING/ HOW ABOUT YOU? $30 ANTI-FREEZE 49 Gallon sessions a nd regular r ound robi n shoots wit h other clubs . The Ches ter Club has 30 a nimal tragets on the ra n g~ . As expla ined by Roush th~y are set up for sa fety with eac h target ta king the bow In a d ifferent direct ion from the one preceding it . Each ta r get has .' fl ags whic h mark the dista nce from the posters. Practice makes perfect.. .. well almos L .and it's that drive to Improve that se nds bowhunters out on ttle range to shoot " pa per" week after week . And. of ' course, there's a lways the ·thri ll of im proved scores, not to mention the prospect tha t a better s hot.means more probability of downing a deer or some ot her a nima l whe n go ing into their wild ha bllat. Co mpetition is e ncouraged for the better s hooters a nd for the 1987 contes ts, Chester Club members have ,c a ptured troph ies and titles in the In ter natio nal Bow Hunt ers Or ganiza tion. Ann Mc Kinney of Mason placed 12th this year in the Tr iple Crown Inte rn atio na l ra tings In bow shootin g. She took 12t h in the 1nlerna tlona ls held in Chicago, 19th in the Bedford. IlL contests, a nd12t h in the Hocki ng Tec hnical College, Nelsonville inter na t io nal com petition. to a tta in of rank of1 2th Internatio na lly. At each contes t she competed DEV ELOPING SKILL Practicing on a field course · with animal replic as Is crulclal to skill development. At the Chester Bowhunter and Archery Club on Pomeroy Pike, 30 targets have been erected on a course which Is used lo~ practice s hooting In pre paratlng for hunting anlm· als . At left , Terry Browll, club president, looks on ~ John .Young who has been bow hunting for several years tries for the turkey. .DEPENDS ON TYPE AND TREAD $3495 .. Bowhunters emphasize safety for shooters Announcements BUDWEISER'S FALL ~ RECYCL/Nct-1 BASH MEANS BONUS CASH IN September 20, 1987 Extended forecast DOGS & CATS BAnERIES Section, B Weather 446~ 1113 .• 1818 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis To 'minus - ~cntind South Central Ohio: Showers likely today, with hig hs In the low 70s. Partly cloudy tonight . with a low In the mid 50s. Varia ble c loud iness Sunday, with highs In the low 70s. The proba bil ity of 'P r~lplta ­ tion Is 60 percent today a nd 20 per cent tonight and Sunday. Winds will b<i from the southwest near 10 mph today a nd from the southwest at less tha n 10 mph tonight. TOM'S A c SS , l«lURS: Man. and Thun. 1 a.m. - 8 p.m. T!J01, Wed. Fri. 8 a.m. - 5:30p.m, lat. 8 a.m·2 p.m 10M'S AUIO CUNIC 1818 Elsttm Avenue • Cho ice o f s te aming rice o r Fre nc h fri es (or baked potato a fte r ·5· p .m.) • Cocktail s auce • Le mon -wedge • Toasted G recia n bread - PLUs-Ali·You-<;are.to-Eat ' • Soup, Salad a Fruit Batt • $6.99 SJION~ America's Dinner Sponsored l:lf: Point Distributing Company - Frem the BUmmer competition of the lnternallanal Bowhuniel'tl A.-:tatlon, these three brought back trophies. - Kelly Pal'llons, front placed filth In · the boys , Intermediate competition, Usa Roush, left, look lOth In her category, and Angle Smith was ninth In the women's re lease c ategory. TEENS ENJOY- Archery and bow hunting are galnbtr In popularity among teeu, bolh boyil and girls: Teddl Smith oL Racine, demonlratell the . proper technique for holding a bow and arrow. ,t; Her coach Ia Jeff Dennison and her father, Me lvin ~· Forester. • ' ' ' �\ The Times-Sentinel September 20. 1987 Mays-Miller._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY - Nancy Miller. daughter of Roy and Ma urit a Miller. Pomeroy, a nd Sa mu el Mays, son of Lenvilll' a nd Gra ce Mays, Proctorville. e xchanged wedding vows in a doubl~ rin g CC'remony at the Beve rly Hills United Methodist Church. Huntington , W.Va . The Rev . L.H . G ree nwood per formed the wedd ing on .July 18. Music was presented by tl a n ·jel TuGker , orga ni st. a nd f: ve Cro ss and Eric F out. so loists. Floral arrangeme nt s in peac h a nd ivory fl a nked by candelabra and fern decorated the.allar a nd hurrica ne lamps with peach a nd ivory fl ower and dove acce nt tr im were used in the windows. Given in marria ge by her la ther . the br ide wore a fo rma l gown with a ruffled tra in. deco•·a ted with s imulated pea rls a nd sequins on the bodice. She wore a ma tching pe ar l cap !rom which fe ll her veil. and carried a . ' bouquet of peqch and ivory had a pe ach corsage. flowers. A reception honoring the cou Ta mmy Greenwood, Hunting- pie was held in the church ton, was maid of honor, and fellowship hall. The bride's table br ides maids were Jan Lily, Hun- featured a three-tiered cake tington. W.Va., Susan Lawrence, topped Wi!h peach wedding bells. Gibson. N. C., Julia Mayo. South Susan Japobs Connelly registered the guests. VIrginia Wahl: Point . The bride' s attendants wore man, Nancy Hlte. Doris Well.s, fl oor length gowns of peach satin Janice Chandler, Jane Greenand c arried bouquets of peach wood, l;larrl~ · t Tucker, and Ann a nd ivory flowers. Hlgginbotha . were hostesses Ashee Hall of Barbours\'llle, for the recept on. · W. Va. was the flower girl, and The couple ' resides In South 1 Matth ew Kelly. South Point , was Point . r ing bearer. The bride Is a graduate of Bes t ml!n was Mark Kaul. Eastern High SChool, and has a Huntington. W.Va. , and the .· bachelor of science degree from us her s were Jim Hall, Barbo9rs- Ohio University and a master of l"il le, W.Va .; Ronald Mays, Iron- arts degree from Marshall Unl· ton , and Bruce Lawrence. Glb- verslty. She Is a speech patholo· son, N.C. gist In the Dawson-Bryant School Th e bride' s mother wore a tea District at Coal Grove. length ivory dress with gold lace The groom Is a graduate of overlay and a peach corsage. The Fairland High School and Is groom's mother .was In a tea · employed with Armstrong Utililength turquoise dress and also ties, South Point. You'll build a big nest egg when : you save with the classifieds _,..._ $11 JACKSON PM£· AT. 3a WEST '" • ·. Revival ·. ... Li':TART FALLS - Th e Rev . Pearl A. Casto, form er pa stor of the Letart Falls United Me thodist Church, will conduct ev angelistic services at the churc h. Oct. compa re that to other attrac7-11, 7 p.m. Spec ia l s inging tions , you see It provides a pretty r..!!.!!~.!L-----=---­ good va lue for your entertainment dollar." By comparison, the Magic Mountain amusement park In Valencia, north of Los Angeles, charges $17 for adults and $8.50 for children. Admisslo~ to Knott's Berry Farm In . J;luena Park Is $16.95 for adults a nd S12.95 · for children, aljd Sea World in San Diego costs $17 .95 for adults a~d $11.95 for 'kids. Since 1982, when Disneyland first instituted one-price-coversall "passport" admls~'lon. ticket prices have risen eight limes !rom their original $12 lor adults ' n. and $9 for childre : CHARLIE SHEEN 'Passport' to Disneyland costs more ANAHIEM, Calif. (UP! ) -To vis it the " Happiest P lace on Earth," it's now going to cos ts a lit tle more. Dis neyland has raised Its pr ices. General admission rose Friday to $21.50 from $20 for adults and Calendar/ happenings to $16.50 from $15 for childrenthe second price hike at the theme park in less than a year . " We've done a lot more In the past few years to increase the value of a visit to the park," said Dis ney land spokesman Bob Roth. For example, he said, the addition of the Captain Eo a nd Star Tours attractions were high-tech extravaganzas thai cost a tota l of more tha n $47 million to develop and build. "We try to keep our prices In line, but we want to keep the qua lity up," Roth said. "People who come here usually stay about eight hours. When you IN - POMEROY - Meeting of the Meigs Count y Litter Contra! Advisory Board, Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m . at the Meigs Count y Agricultural Extension Service office, Mu lberry Heights. APPLE FEsnVAL SPECIALS 1I 3 Off Selected Maternity & lry-fant Wear Register for •so Gift C•tificato - PLATOON R GALLIA MEDICAL SUPPLIES GAlUI'OLIS, OH. SJ COURT STREET (LCKated between 0Kar 's 'and Mack's Auto) 614-446-6949 Home Health Supplies . OS'I'O·\ H ~l'I'PI.IES-I : o,i""' ' '· ~CJuihh. Uolll"le·r. t'h '. n• ~''-"~T t c srl•t"l .l E~ .u1d ·' '1' ~. v· . ,,.~,··. N . •· ~ Kl"' r (;AHE I'Hfi[II'I:T,- f',.r · rinJllon . At)l'LT s~l ' t'n , 111 ,\I'ER~ t :!lrl '·ll'(•h Ofll l ~ IIACK !lf~~ T ~ M ,\ ~Tf.t TO:\H FUIUt~ f:''' HE. t"' ~ l ' lll: 1'1 .1 S. 1'11,\I(Jf: AIH: " •ltKf:ti S. ""' I 'HEII- I' .\ (}~ ORES ~ tM;' I II \CK. "'ECK . K"'t:t: Sl I' PORTS a nd UR ,\( :f:."' ' CERTIFIED FITIER and PRIV4TE FITIING ROOM Mon.-Fri. 9 AM-5 PM No PaperworkCompulerited Billing SUSAN ELLIOTT, RN, C.F. Manager Drawing 9/21/17. 230 Broadway Sl., Jackson "'M Mon.-Thun. and Sat. 9:30 a.m.-b p.m. Fridays 9,30 a.m.-1 p.m. 286-2559 ·~~ ~1 - Warm up your home this fall for less with · genuine LA·Z·BOYieclinersl sale!$,2 99 5 Display Homes For Either Replacement Windows or Insulated Vinyl Si~ing CONTEMPORARY RE~CLINA-ROCKER® RECLINER Settle into this handsome wood · detailed contemporary . It features a channel -stitched back. thickl y cushioned seat and footrest A smart way to get com!ortable and save. LA·Z·BOY SOFA SLEEPERS SALE PRICED! FREE DELIVERY SALEI$299 SALEIS3J9 Transitional Recllna· Rocker ®Recliner Transitional Rechna·Rocker®Recliner Contemporary Re<:llna·RockereRecliner Relax in this tulted transitional A European Inspired sleek style that 's cushionect tor soothing l et the\nveiOpe arms welcome you Into a getaway to com fort . com fort .' Gracefully detailed. Tufted and generously padded. .. Hrs.: Mon.·Sat. 9,5 P.M. Fri. 9·8 P.M. HOMEOWNERS in this general area will be .given opportunity of hCJving superior quality, individual custom ·meCJsured replacement windows or insulated vinyl siding installed in their homes foro low cost. These amazing products hove captured the interest of homeowners throughout our state who ore fed up high heating bills arid old worn out and windows. Both the insulated vinyl siding and replacement windows are custom measured manufactured for each specific" home. Energy loss drastically reduced. Your home will be the showplace ofl=:t: your neighborhood and we will make it worth while if we can use your home. SALEI$399 that 's gently contoured , channel· stitched and thickly cushioned. Flair Furniture & Design 675-1371 5 Miles from Silver Bl'ldga on Rt. 2• Galllpollls Ferry, WV, Call ·For, Details - Bill Williams 24 Hours 1-800-634-1684 Give your Name, Area Code, Phone Number to one of our operators. I will return our call as soon as possible~ Jamie Stewart weds Ti!ftothy Scott Bush LOGAN - Jamie Arlene Ste- spaghetti straps and accente!l Ga~lla Academy and Hocking wart and Timothy Scott Bush, of with a · short-sleeved cropped Technical College, having re- · Columbus, repeated wedding jacket. She .also wore pearl celved · an associate degree In vl)ws July 11 In Trinity United earrings, a gift from the bride. computer science from the colMethodls_t Church. and a matching necklace. An • · The bride is the daughter of arrangement. of peach silk rose,James L. and Janice Stewart of buds accented with baby's breath ·I;ogan. The groom Is the son of was In t>er hair. She carried a :C,ayland and Helen Bush of ' bouquet of peach and white "{ialllpolls. • · carnations with baby's breath The altar was decorated ·with and greenery. 'bouqets of peach and white The groom and Mike Leaver, yarnatlons, accented with baby's the best man, were dressed In -lireath and greenery. Music was grey tuxedos and wor~ pe~ch :Provided by organist Barb rose boutonnieres. \ "flo ling: The fathers of the couple also • Given In marriage by her wore peach rose boutonnieres. :Parents, the bride wore a white The bride' s mother wore a Jiown of acetate satin featuring a dusty rose street-length dress . .Sweet heart neckline. EllzabeThe groom's mother wore a sky )ha n sleeves a nd a V-back. blue street-length dress . Both Embroidered appliques, sequins • wore corsages of peach roses and <and simulated pearls enhanced white carnations. l he bodice. The full skirt fell from The guest book was attend ed a basque waist trimmed . with by Brooke Ballinger. Jan SteVenlse lace, and extended Into a wart, Stacey Horn and Nicholas chapel-length train. . Stewart, all nieces and a nephew Her finge rtip veil of sllk· of i he bride. llluslon was accented with silk A reception followed in the flowers and simu lated pearls and OCAW Union Hall In Logan. attached to a mat ching head- where tables were decorated piece. She wore pear l earrings with peach carnatio ns, streaand a matching necklace. She mers and candles by the bride's carried a bouquet of cascading brothers and sisters. peach s ilk roses , and peach ancf The bride Is a graduate of white stepha notis with baby's Logan High School and Hocking breath and gree nery. Technical College. From the Jamie Larimer, the ma(d of college she received an associate honor, wore a tea· length dress of degree In computer science. . peach lace over matching satin . The groom is a graduate of The dress was fashioned with . By WILLIAM C. TROTT United Preas lnlerna&lonal ROYALTY ON THE RUN: Prince Andrew a nd his princess, the former Sarah Fer11JBOD .. apoarently used assumed names In booking their flight on the Concorde to the Unit ed States for a three-day trip. Secrecy .and security were a bundant but Fergie, . c lad In a bright pink jacket, black skirt , and black accessories, managed a smile and a wave lor Heathrow Airport workers as she was driven to the airplane with her hu sband. who wore a gray pin -stripe suit . Sources at Heathrow said the prince and princess were on their way to Greenwich. Conn .. for a polo match Sa1urday to boost tfle World Wildlife Fund and that they planned to attend a Satur-day night ball to help the American Fellows of London's Tate Gallery. WILLIE NEED'S FARM AID HELP: Don't necessarily look for WIUie Nel11011 to put on a Farm Aid4 co ncert. As crpws readied tor Saturday's Farm Aid 3 In Lincoln, Neb., Nelson was soundIng a little weary of the whOle routine. : "I don 't anticipate a Farm Aid 4," he said . "I don· t want to keep <!'alllng my friends to go work c-harllable jobs for nothing. We' re glad to be helping out the fjlrmers but we also would like o~r govern me nt a nd our people tb become aware of the problem so we don't have to do II." · Joining Nelson on the s.tage this year are John Coucar Mellencamp, Nell Voun,, John De•ver, steve Earle, Emmylou HarriA, Lou Reed and Arlo Guthrie. RAV GUNNING FOR PUBLISHER: Jame!l Earl Ray, the man who killed Martin Luther King Jr .. wants out . of a book contract. Ray wrote a s ix-page letter to a Tennessee court to say that Tupper Sauuy inserted all sorts of errors Into his autobiographical manuscript, "Tt:nnes· see Waltz." Ray. who Is in the state prison ... In Pikeville, Tenn., also contends the November 1986 contract should be annulled because Saussy misrepresented facts about a plan to use I he proceeds for Investigative reporting about American political prisoners. ~ay said he wants to use the pFoceeds for his own court battles for freedom. . -:The letter names Saussy, his ~omputer class f~heduled at Rio Grande • :A non-credit course designed tor the Individual who has no t(alnlng with computers and Would like to attain some general 'knowledge about them will be offered through the Rio Grande College and Community College Office of Continuing Education. The course will be meet on Tuesdays from 6-9 p.m. Q_ct. 6-Nov. 24 at the Jackson High School computer lab. Art Stevenson will teach the course. Basic techniques will be covered In data bale, word process· ing and spreadsheet. Cost for the course Is $40 per person and regis tra lion deadline Is ·sept. 29. For registralion or further lnfonnatlon, contact the Office of .Continuing Education at (614) 245-5353, extension 325, or toll'tree In Ohio at 1-1100-282-7201. •• . .. lege. He Is currently employed as a computer operator at Mount Carmel Medical Cente r in Columbus. A MesStJRe.Frvm Th e Bible. . . . THE CHURCH : Wilfiu.m B . Kughn I. The church Is as a city that sits on a hiD and cannot be htd (MI. 5:14): II is not made with hand s out of brick. mortar,·or wood : but without hands (Heb. 9: I). and of lively stones (that is. baptized believers)(! Pet. 2:5). . 2, The church is the saved body of Christ (Eph. 5:23; Acts 2:471: It IS C hr is t" ~ unc and nnly spirit ual bod y {Eph . 4 :4). the fu lness , the complete body on ca n h (Eph. I :22 .23), of which He is the head (Eph. I :22,23; Col. I : 1H). In it i\ srtl vatinn (2 Tim . 2: 10). rede mption (Eph . I :7), forgn•eness of sins (Eph. I :7), and reconciliat ion (2 Cor. 5: !8.!9). 3. The church is the pillar (suppon) and ground (foundation) of. lbe truth (t Tim. 3: 15): Th e church prese rves the truth by keepmg 11 unmiXed with 'the do(·trincs of men . Her voice sounds with all .ciarny thiS truth (1 Pel. 4: II ). refusin g 10 add 10 or take away from the word (2 Jno: 9). G?d .'' thea u1hnr or the word .she tc:1ches (I Cor . 14 :33). and peace re1gns Wlthm he r rat her thah con'fusion . 4. The church pleads lor and seeks for the unify f~r whleh Christ pra1ed 17 :20,21): Where I here is the unity of the Spirit . th~re IS the bon_d of ~no . brother William and his company, Colonial Heritage Corp .. as defendants but Tupper may be hard to find. He's been a fugitive since April 10 when he was to begin serving a year In federal prison on a conviction of willful !allure to fill out a n Income tax form. pc ;a:c, aho (Eph. 4:.1 ). The chu rch embraces the o~e. faith, one bapnsm , and one body. just as she docs the one Lord. o ne Spmt , one Go~ . ~nd one hope iEph . 4:4-h). · 5. The l'hurch teaches one plan of salntion for all allen FlOO~AAE ~~ PH. 446-7 441 We do as well ~-I I r---------------------1 COIIPON I I $2995 I II ~­ tak e of the Lord's supper in remembranre of H1m. look1~g ba.ck to H1s death <HJd fnrv.·ard to His eumii1g (I Cor. II :23-27); they smg wtthout ~he ,.~~·(omp ;mim e nt of instrumen ts of mu sic . each ?"e . singing an.d ~aktpg mc l<\dv in his h~ an to the Lord (Eph . 5: 19). tcachtng and admu.mshmg one annthCr in "o ng (Col. J: IO ): they communicate or talk to God m prayer (2 Cor. 14: t 5): I hey purpose or plan their giving weekly (I Cor. 16: 1,2: 2 Cor. q:7): and hear I he teaching of the word (Acts 20:7). _ ll 1-ROOM FREE I I OHor E>piroo Oct. 31_. 1987 7. The church Is organb.ed acconling to God's plan: Each congregatiOn i!l mdcpcndent. having her own elders (~it. I :5 : I Tim. 3: 1- 7), deacons who ass ist 1hc elders (I Tim . J:B· IJ). evangeli sts and teachers (Eph.4 :11 ). 8. Thr church has a great mission, taking the gospel to every creature 1 (MI. 28:18,19; Mk. 16:15,16): God calls all through the gospel (2 Thess 2: 14), not scpa r;nc .anct apart from i~ . The gospel is ,the good news of salvalinn th rough Chnst (Mt. t :21). havmg the power ot God to save(Rm . I : 16). For Free Bible Correspondence Course, Write .. , VACUUM CLEANERS •compact •E!edralux •Rainbow •Hoover •Eureka Chapel Hill c;hurch of Christ FINANCING AY AIL AIL~ !'...!'!!.Y!"!!~!~~!..!~!~~,?.";,Y.:.. 1 I I LR, 0~o'fc~G~~~ NEW & USED •Kirlly .750 first Ave., Gallipolis · Lo..ff"'e•r•n•o•t•go•od-w_it_h_o.th•e•r•co"'upono. I as turn' from lhc 'old life (lk . 13:3: Acts 17:30). conless that Jesus Christ is the Son nf God (MI. 10:3 2.33 : MI. 16': 16: Acts 8:37), and be baptized for the rem i"ionof sin, (Mk . t6 :t5.16; ACIS2 :J8). . ,. , . h . T he- l'hun·h worships God according to the dhlne patte-:za . m spirit and in troth" Uno. 4:24): On the firsl day of the:week , the dtsctples par- ,,~~~ ALL VACUUM SWEEPERS, BAGS & BELTS slane~ \'taled in God'~ word and demonstrated in the book of Acts: T he a hen smncr mu st hea r Chrio;; t <Mt. 17: 5 ). believe (Rm . 10: 17; Heb. II :6). repent. or WE WILL MATCH ANY COMPETITOR'S COUPON OR PRICES. SAVE 10% OFF Senior Citizen Center plans weekly activity GALLIPOLIS- Activ ities and negar . whole- gr ain brea d a nd Ice menus for the week of September cream. _, 21-25 at the Senior Citizens Tuesday- Hot dog with sa uce, Center , 220 Jackson Pike, are as macaroni salad, sea soned gr een follow s: beans, bun and jello wit.h .fruit Monday - Cera mics, ·9: 30- cocktail. noon; chorus, 1-3 p.m . . Wednesday Ovcn-.b a ked . Tuesday - S , T . O . P ./ Ph y~jGa l-:-CllJ~en, rice in cr!O'a m of mu s hfitness , 10:30 a .m . ; hea lth se- r oom soup, broccoli . whole-grain mina r . 1 p.m . bread and pineapple slice with Wednesda y - Card ga mes. 1-3 coconut. p.m. Thursday - Ma caroni a nd Thursday - Bible study , 11 cheese, breaded tomat oes , brusa . m.- noon ; hCI' bal ists, 12:30 sets s prouts, who le gra in bread p.m., Vint on blooc pressure an d vanilla refri gerator dessert. check. F riday - Beef/ noodles, ca r ro ts w ith cranberry sauce glaze . Frida y - Art class, J-:l p. m .: co rnbr ead and pear ha lves. craft min i-course, 1-3 p.m . Menus consis t of Choice of coffee. t.ea, le monade: milk or but ter mi lk with Monday Pepper stea k. meal. eac h ma shed pot atoes , kal e with vi - <· llrllf'I~ I.UIAtR ~ . The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- B-3 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. -People in the news-- l,,,., nH 1\. s No purchast nemsary. kklon.Obio September 20, 1981. . COUPON \ I I I Uuiadllt• RnaU • P.o. Ro" :WR ~ ;a ll ipoli!oi. Ohio 4-50:1 1. 'iunda.t Morning: Bible Slud,t· 9:30 Wonhlp 10:30 Sunda)' Evenlna: Wednnday: Wonhlp 6:00 Blb~StudJ 7J00p.m. S9995 · WH~~r~~~:~ol I 1-ROOM FREE\ I I CHar hpiros Oct . 31. 1987 Radio "A Me.qe Fro• TheBiblt'' Dally • WJ~H lh55 a.m . I 1 I I I ,______ . ---------------J ~---------------------· . I FISHER'S COMPLETE CONVENIENCE VCR! itFISHE FEATURING ON-SCREEN PROGRAMMING BY REMOTE CONTROL. RECORDING YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS IS SIMPLIFIED WITH THIS NEW FISHER VCR. WITH ITS 21· FUNCTION WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL, YOU CAN EASILY ENTER RECORDING DATES, TIMES, CHANNELS Afro T-APE SPEEDS-WITH EACH PROGRAMMING STEP SHOWN RIGHT 0~ YOUR TV SCREEN. AND PLAYBACK IS EVEN EASIER! SIMPLYLOADTHETAPEANDTHEVCRDOESTHE . REST-INCLUDING PLAYING, REWINDING, &JECTING ANDTURNINGOFFITSPOWER. ITALLADDS • UP TO THE COMPLETE CONVENIENCE FROM FISHER. o EASY REMOTE CONTROL FVH 0 -41 0 VHS FORMAT PUSH...-ER TO SELECT t.tOOt; 1 2 3 Cl()Q( SETTING TIMEA SETTING TM;A ()tECK • tALE- PUSH PAOGAAM TO END PUS>< OTHER PAOO. NO. DATE 1 1OJ08 TIME • t)i OU 00 Plot OS MON INI II 00 PM ISPI :l 10113 11 :00 PM 07 MON INI 01 ;00 PM iSPI 3. 10127 07.30 ~ 11 WON (NI og 00 PM ILP! PUS>< l'fiOClRAM TO END PAOORAM 1 START DATE NORMAL 10106o'86 """ START TIME 08 00 PM END TIME 11 00 PM C>W<Nec TAPE SPEED os $P PUSH Q.EAR TO ERASE PUSH PAqGP..+.M TO ENO MONTH l YEAR 1:ltee SU MO TU WE TH FA SA 1234&6 1 10 , 1 12 13 '" 15 1e 11 1e ~~ 20 21 22 23 :z• :l~ :l6 i 7 :l8 28 30 31 e • PROGRA!\IMING WITH ON-SCREEN DISPLAY. 021 FUNCTION WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL WITH IO·KEY RANDOMCHANNELACCE~ 0 14 DAY/4 EVENT PROGRAMMABLE TIMER 0 Ill CHANNBLCABLECOMPAT· ABLE QUARTL PLL DIGITAL SYNTHESIZED TUNER 0 HQ (lligh Quality) PICTURE ENliANCEMENT CIRCUITRY FOR ACLEANER, SHARPER PICTURE PUSii PAOOIW.1 TO END ........................r.,,..., . SAVE $100.00 edl . . . . ,...,.......... , ... . . . m.n.cor~&.. wllll~rYCR. THE PERFECT ADDITIONS TO YOUR AUDIO ENTERTAINMENT CENTER! s ~J.\ 80!:~RO~~~~J.P!IR~cs NEXT TO RlVERFRONT HONDA 20" SlUED COLOR TY /HIGH RESOLUTION MONITOR •20" fMtosurtd Oia9Dnollyl -. • lint gun llettM rw01k blacll matrix T~o~INI ~ ., , T. l~1111rei l ~ichlft ..~il l · in MS (MuhidtanMI . IV $nundl for r flltptiow of lltfeo, billnguot IK U.P. (Second dio l'r~rDml brDOdcastt Au· tluill · in 5tf1tt0 omplifitr ~~W i th 2 Watts '" 1hanttM min. RM\ Into 8 ahm1, lr0111 SSH1 ta l6kH1 wilh no II'IOH than 1.0% I .H.D. and fronl liring 2 wa., t,.Gt~er t~ lltm powet $49995 -. �. ! Page--B-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Communtiy calendar SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS- AAUW reception for prospective members and local community to ineet school board candidates, Sunday, 2:30p.m. ,. First Presbyterian Church. Meeting follows. GALLIPOLIS - Kemper fam ily reunion, Sunday, noon, Junior and Ann Stanley home. VIN:rON - Homecoming Sunday, Vinton Baptist Church. Rev. Jerry Neal speaking. Potluck meal at noon . Inheritors GALLIPOLIS wlli be at Dickey Chapel, Sunday in 10 a. m . services. GALLIPOLIS- Gallia County Historical Society meets Sunday, 1 p.m . board meeting, 2:30 p.m. for the public. Speaker will be J,a mes R. Piick, editor of Hearth· s tone magaiine on the importance of sharing our cultural heritage. EWINGTON- McCarley family reunion, Sunday, American Legion Hall In Ewington. Covered dish dinner at noon. Sunday School at 9:45. Dinner at noon . RACINE - Homecoming of Morse Chapel Church, Sunday 1:30 to 4 p.m. Dinner at noon. Special singing, speaker Rev . Charles Norris. RUTLAND- Reunion of Cha rles Reed Hysell and Oscar Hysell families, 'Sunday, Forest Acres Park. CHESTER - Moore reunian, home of Rodney Keller , Chester, Sunday, 12:30 p.m . POMEROY - Gospel meet ings will be held at the West Side Church of Christ, through Sept. 25. Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m ., weeknights at 7:30 p.m. Maurice Barnett. speaker. RACINE - Artemesia and Gideon Roush reunion , Shriner's Park Sunday. Dinner 1 p.m. · MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - St. Peter's Episcopal Churchwomen . meet Monday , noon. Speaker Michael Harford on community Improvement. · MERCERVILLE- Meeting of Mercervilie-Hannan Trace alumni fo r election officers will be Su nday. 2 p.m., at the high sc hool. GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis business and Professional Women meet Monday, 6:30p.m., Down Under. · PORTER- Homecoming Sunday, Porter United Methodis t Church; dinner at 12:30 p.m. GALLIPOLIS- Green Thumb luncheon, Senior Citizen Center. Monday, 11:55 a.m. Ohio- Point September 20. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. Tiny c~metery has stories to tell James Sands: By JAMES SANDS Special Correspondent Almost all cemeteries in Gallia County have a lot of stories co nnected to them , and the ti ny Fairfield Cemetery, near Ohio 5!l8 be· tween Gallipolis and Rodney, Is no e>;ceptlon. The cemetery, until last year, was attached to the old Fairfield Methodist Church building, until the church was torq dowl! and a house was erected In Its place. In the cemetery one can find a cou ple of veterans of the Civil War and one of the War of 1812. Lewis Maloon died on November 8. 1863, of a lung disease contraced while in battle. Sarah Ostrom was born on July 4, 1794, and lived unUI 1892, making her 98 years old at ~er death. Several of the children of William and S. Topping did nol liv¢ so long. Carie lived to be 23 and Purmelia , 9: but Allanson and Margaret died at the age of two and Caroline at the age of lwo months. Two unnamed· Infants died at birth. Lola Rice,' the two-year-old daughter of Rev . and Mrs. M.H. Rice, who served the Fairfield Church as pastoral family. died ,c tary meets Tuesoay, ti p.m ., Down Under. VINTON - American Legion 161 meets Tuesday, 7:30p.m . • In the 1880s. There are two others place It near the original grave tery, where it was erected In burled here born in the 18th site, where it would be sur- concnite by Charles Lambert century - Thomas Morton, born rounded by a chain fence. Unfor- and his crew, who also re-e~ected in New Jersry, and Ann MoriOn, tunately not only for this project, in line three Fairfield Donnally born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. but for her many friends. Mrs. gravestones that had fallen ; Several members of the Doh· Miller died suddenly . through years of neglect. An· : nally family are buried here, and Two of Andrew Donnally's drew's descendants gave a col· • there is one lady whose stone Is . descendants picked up the pro- lectlve sigh of relief. , here but is actually burled ject and made arrangements to The project app!lrently had • elsewhere. have the Margaret Payne Don- · encouraged several members of · In a recent letter from Alan nally stone·placed In line with the the Donnally clan to repair other • Dohnally Booton he !.ells the Donnally descendants In the old Donnally tombstones. More : story of Margaret Payne. who Fairfield Church cemetery. work Is already planned tor 1988. • became a Donnally in 1826, when Writes Mr. Booton Of this part However, It seems that more ; she married James Donnally . of the story: "In mid-June, 1987, · funds are needed from relatives · , The wedding was performed by Naomi Swain Ringgold and to do that properly . Persons Rev. William R. Goulp, the Wanda Donnally Waugh rc· wishing more information may minister of the Presbyterian trleved Mar garet's graves tone write to Naomi S. Ringgold. 319 church in Ga ilipolis. from the farm s hed a nd conveyed Huntington alvd. , Roanoke, Va. _: Writes Mr. Booton: "On AU· It to the Fairfield Churc h rPme- Nm2. • gust 19, 1829, Margaret died and was buried in a small neighbor· hood plot at the southeast corner of the present sec tion 20 in Springfield Townsh ip of Gailia Coun ty. The plot had only a few graves, and was three miles northwes t of tjle Fairfield church cemelery. where most of the Donnallys of the 1800s were burled, i.nc.Iud ing Andrew (Ja mes' father\ and Dominic Donn'ally , both pioneers of Gallta Co unty. "During the mid-1800s, t he tiny plot where Margaret Payne Donnaliy was buried was plowed over for fa rmi ng. Nothing seemed amiss until 1984, when a descendant of Andrew Donnaliy fou nd the following note on pageS of the Ga lila County Hi storica l Society's Spri ngfield Township cemeter·y booklet : 'A single graves tone. da maged, but reada ' ble was found in a farm shed."' It then became the concern as to wh ere Margaret Donnaliy's tombstone should be placed . Mrs. Geraldine MiiiPr took an active Interest in the tombstone and was working on a project 10 . We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday PORTER - Revival, Monday through Sept. 26 at Valley Freewill Baptist Church with evangelist · Bill Price and Roger Breeded. Services 7:30 p.m .; speical si nging. GALLIPOLIS - Mina Chape l homecom ing Sunday, services beginning at 10 a.m. GA LLIPOJ_.IS Meet the teachers night , Monday, 7 p.m ., Washington Elementary: Jeep Hollev and Dr. Rebecca Straf· ford speakers; Signups for Girl and Cub Scouts and Academic Boosters. LECTA- Rev. JackBerrywil i be at Walnut Ridge Church Sunday, 7:30p.m. CROWN CITY Revival begins Sunday at King's Chapel Church , Rev. Orville Ca rrico and Rev . John Jeffrey; services 7:30 p:m . Special s inging nightly. • KANA UGA - Silver Memoria l Baptist Church is in revival through Sunday, 7:30p.m. VINTON - Fellowship Chapel r~vival with eva nge list Robert Totten . through Sept. 20: 7 p.m. nightly . GALLIPOLIS- As bury homeco ming, Sunday noon at Whit e Cemetery. Potluck d!nner. HARRISONVILLE Rev . Darrell Hunt a nd family , mi s;,ionaries to Mexico. will be spec ial speaker s at Harrisonville Holiness Chapel, Sunday 7:30. POMEROY - Meigs Count y Genea logical Society wil l meet Su nday, 2 p.m ., ·at the Meigs Count y Museum . ROYAL OAK - The annual picnic of Shade River Lodge No. 4o3 will be Sunday. 6 p.m., at the archery building at Roya l Oak Park. Bring covered dish, drink a nd tableware. RACINE- Mt. Moriah Churc h of God, homecoming Sunday with Rev . John Evans, Rutland. Cross stitch course slated A non -credit beginners cross stitch on sweatshirts course will be offered through the Continu· ing Education Office at Rio Grande College and .Community College. During the course. pa·r· tic ipa nt s will learn to center, rea d thP grap h, chOose paper, thread a nd ma te rials. All supp· Iies will be furnished. Th e class, instructed by Helen Armstrong, will meet Oct. 5 and 12 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Room 107 of the Sc hool of Business on the Rio Grande Co llege campus. Cost is $20 pe r person. The registration deadline is Sep1. 28. For registration or further Information, contact the Office of Conlinuing Education at (614) 245·5353. e xtension 325, or tali· (ree in Ohio at 1·800-282-7201 . RIO GRANDE Gallia County Lit<>racy Council open session for advisors and prospective tutors: Monday, 7:3o·p.m., Student Center Lounge at Rio Grand<> College. KYGER - Cheshire Trustees meei Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. , towns hip building. VINTON - North Gallla At· hletic Boosters meet Tuesda y, 7 p.m. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., SEPT. 26, 1987 Preparing for baby is an exciting and wonderful rime bur. ir is "also very hectic. Decorating baby's room. buying baby's cloches, deciding on a car sear, choosing baby'~> stroller.... bur whar about E8j •FLOWERS •RENTALS •REGISTRY . CHESHIRE - Kyger Creek Band Boosters . meet Monday, 7:30p.m. GALLIPOLIS Ga lli a Academy High Sc hool Band ·Boosters meet Monday , 7: 3tlp.m . VINTON- North Ga llia Band Boosters meet Monday, 7 p.m . POMEROY - Mothers of Twins Club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church . LETART FALLS - The Letart Falls PTO will have a speeial meeting at 7 p.m Mondi\y. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Men's Fellowship of Churches of Christ will meet at 7 p. m. Monda y at the Bradford Church of Christ. A movie, " The Weight of the World" will be shown. •992-7521 137 North SKond Ave. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of You · is proud to announce the addition of MARSHA SISSON to the staff We Are Offering A PERM SPECIAL P:~s$5.00oFF Ul 04\. GRADE A \XIe're the fami ly of professionals of Pleasant Valley Hospir:1l, and we're announcing our new progr;un just for Mon1rnies. Ir's called MA TERNI1Y AEROBICS. MA TERNJTY AEROBICS is a low impact "one foor ~1lways on rhe floor" exercise program. You will improve your muscle cone, increase your energy level and help cnmrol you r weight. Cbsse; wi ll be offered on Tuc:sdJys and Thursdays from l :)0 p.m . -.:2:)0 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m . The first se>sion begins September 22 in the Community Rmm of Pleasanr Valley Hospital. The cost for each , se;sion L~ S2.CXl lf you are expecting and would like more informacion on MA TERNI1Y AEROBICS. call 675 -43-10. extension 382. CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL LIVING ROOM BEDROOM AND HALL CLEANED $4995 ,...---FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WE SPECIALIZE IN CLEANING •PET PROBlEMS •FURNITUR E tKOOl· AID REMOVAL •VARNISH REMOVAL •ODOR REMOVAl •CARPETS CORN KING BONELESS Whole Ham ••••• ~~·••• l2-14 LB. AVG. BUCKET 'ci nod. BOWMAN HOMECARE 63 PIM St. ' 446·7213 4 WHEEL DRI~E MUD BOG SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH, 2:00P.M. GENERAL ADMISSION $3.00-KID-S UNDER 12 FREE ss.OO ENTRY FEE CLASS A STREET LEGAL TIRES UP TO AND INCLUDING 38'S CLASS B STREET LEGAL TIRES 40'S AND 44'S PRIZES WiLL BE AWAIDED BY AMOUNT OF ENTRY FEE PLUS - TIOPHIES AND DOOI PRIZES GATES OPEN Ai 12:00 NOON-ENTRIES 12 TO 2 LOCATED IN RAINBOW PAIII, 1'12 MilES EAST OF BASHAN STOlE OFF CO. ID. 28 ON IAINBOW RIDGE. WATCH FOR SIGNS ' ONE FflfE 1t001r1 Of ~T FULON '"0TfCTOII WITH PUIJC'HJo~ DF AMOTHER • LiMir OHf FRff ltOOfti P~lf CU$TOtfflt ! I 1•• m~ · Upholstery Cleaning Special All sofas ............. -. . . All chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Combination sofa & chair. . only $39.95 only $29.95 only $59.~5 lUll~m,~oon Cubed Steak •••••••• .~ ~ LIVING ROOM & ~ · HALL CLEANED w .' . 1 o.... • .... I I• • ~ z • Up to 350 Sq . Fef., I • I • •• • I . .·-·J·-·-·-·~·-·-·-·' ADVANCED CLEANING ·SERVICE PHONE 446-3915 . 1Comolete C~roet II KOOL-AIO IS A REGISTER EO TRADEMARK OF GENERAL FOODS HARVARD CHEMICAL RESEARCH 0 ~ ~ ,"'0 !i· 0 t. z < > t"' ~ - > = t"' l:!j (") 0 ~ ... ~ • 0 Ill I=• "' ~ LB. $ 49 Butt s·teak ••••••••L:.•• 1 F~ESH PORK BAlLARD'S 1-LB. ROLL S~usage or 12 OZ. LINK ••••••••••••p:~·. $ ~ ... 149 • 0 0 ( White Potatoes •••• 9. 9 _ FLAVORlTE GAL. IMPERIAL Margarine ••••••• !~ .... JIFFY CORN $ BORDEN'S Ice Cream •••••.• :~~!L• :Muffin Mix •••••••• 6~ / 1 •. . :HUNT'S BANQUET $ 39 ·Spagh. Sauce .!~!~!·•• 99 < Family Entrees !'.~~ 1 . Care• • 15 oz. CAN s.. "' = -a ~ z •The total value of the double coupon may not exceed S 1 . 00 •Any manufacturer's coupon greater than 61 c will be re- deemed at face value only. #Only one manufacturer' s coupon per item. #The total value of the double manufacturer' s coupon cannot exceed the purchase price of the item. Money will not be re- funded. •This offer doea not opply to Po-well's Super Velu Coupono, free coupons. or any competitor's coupons. 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• $149· 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS \\WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO. (") Ground Chuck ••••• i c: t"' l:!j 2 LB. I i $12995 ('O)• = ;• .. 0 i YOUR WHOLE HOUSE CLEANED Ul ,ft. Car~ !• • I' Clcan1ng ! ! Spcciar i Up to 500 Sq. Ft. For the person who needs o gradual, comfortable way to mo· bility. Fin9ertip control to raise or low II' chaor from sitting to standing position. Reclining position for a Medicare apprand far qualifie individuals. $l 99 Tur.key •••••..•••••• .'~... 69( 0 i• ALL THE CARPI:TING IN Q c Dart Bacon ••••••••••• 99< .............................. I ....., 12 OZ. PKG. U. S. NO. 1-10 LB. BAG ·1 > ~ ·SUPERIOR GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis Ro- Residential and Commercial Rates ~ 2 Whole Chickens •••• 49< Mason, WV. STAND WITH CONFIDENCE < > t"' 0 LB. Call Sandy, Marsha, or Diann . for appointment Tues. lhru Sat. Zuspan St. TUESDAY Middleport, Ohio ~j{ec#ons • . you! COMPLETE WEDDINGS •.I -•: FLAVORITE - Al~o Specializing In Floral Arrangcmt•nt ~ • Delivery Free To Funeral Homes [ LIMIT 20 COUPONS BABY'S HEALTH DEPENDS ON MOMMY'S HEALTH HELIUM BALLOONS, FLOWERS and GIFTS · DELIVERED FREE TO . HOSPITALS, BUSINESSES and HOMES ----. OFFER GOOD ALL WEEK 8 AM-10 PM .~ GALLIPOLIS- Homecoming Sunday , Bulaviile Christian Church: dinner noon; service at 1 p,. m . with Bill Price: singing by Camden Family a nd Price Family. W.Va . . •This offer e.Kcludes ci~arettea, or any other 1tema proh1bited by law. •Offer is good Qnly for product on hand. No ~ainchecks . •There is a limit of 20 coupons you may redeem. WIN UP TO s1,000 PLAY OUR "MONEY BACK" GAME DETAILS AT STORE REAL HAVILAND CHINA AT MORE THAN 40% SAVINGS DETAILS AT STORE I. �Page-8-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel --~-Engagements. -- Deem-Eads MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and the Pomeroy Baptist Church In Mrs. Wtlliam W. Harris, Middle· Pomeroy. A rt'ceptlori will follow port, and Mr . and Mrs. Roger K. at the.church. Miss Deem is a graduate of Deem, Middleport, announce the Meigs High School and attended approaching marriage of their daughter, Kimberly K. Deem, .to Hocking Technical School. She is Kent Eric Eads, son of Mr. and · employed at McClures 3 'In 1. Eads graduated from Meigs Mrs. Jerry Eads, Rutland. High and is employed by Young's The open c)jurch wedding will Carpenter Service. be held at 2:30p.m., on Sept. 27 at Bailey-Beaver MIDDLEPORT- Mrs. iudlth Bailey, Middleport Is announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, San· dra Lynn Bailey, to George Jeffrey Beaver. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaver ..Middleport. The open church weddinl;( will l;ike place on Saturday ..Oct. 17 at • 1:30 p.m. at the First· Baptist Church of Middleport. Miss Bailey is a gracllfi.te of Meigs High School and is employed at McCiures Dairy Isle, Middleport. Beaver Is also a graduate of Meigs High School and is employed by Hac kett Roofing, Inc. , Columbus. Porter-Armoto PT. PLEASANT. W.Va. Valerie · Jean Porter and David James Armoto have an11ounced their engagement a nd forthcOm· ing marriage. Miss Porter is the daughter of Viettia Porter Wright of Pt. Pleasant, (he granddaughter of Mary McCoy of Henderson and Mabel Porter of Gallipolis and the late Russell Porter. She is a graduate of Pt. Pleasant High School and the Masoll County Vocationa l Center, where she was certified in welding. Armato, formerly of DeSoto. Wise., Is the s'on of Iva Armoto of Dubuque, Iowa an the late James Armato Jr. He is a construction foreman fo'r Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. · A fall wedding is planned. SANDRA L. BAILEY GEORGEJ . BEAVER Bevins-Patterson GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. Do na ld 1<. Bevins of Gallipolis announce I he engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter . Dontse Jan Bevins to Johnnie Lee Patterson J r., son of Johnnie L Patterson Sr.. of Bidwell. Th e ope n churc h wedding wiil take place Marc h 15, 1988 at the Assembly of God Churc h. at 6:30 p .m .. Rev . James ·Randas officiating. Miss Bevins is a graduate of Callia Academy Hi gh Sc hool and is -emp loyed by H&R Block. Pat ler so n is a gra duate of No,rth Gallla High Sc hool and Buckeye Hilis Career Center. GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and J>frs . Samuel Morris . of Gallipolis, an nounce t he e ngagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Senita Cheryl Morris to Dwayne A. Williams. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Gallipolis. The wedding will ta ke pla ce Oct. 2:1. 5:,30 p.m . at Paint Cree k Baptist Ch urch . Miss Morris is .a graduate of Galli a Academy Hi gh School and is employe d by Ohio Valley Foodland. Williams is a graduate of Galli a Academy High School and is employed by Big Lot s of Ga llipolis. HOCKINGPORT - Mr. and Mrs . Delbert Smith of Hocking· port are announcing the engage· ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Rebecca Ann Smith, to Michael Allen Putman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L . Putman. Sr. Route 2. Coolville. The wedding will be held on Sept. 26 at 2 p.m . at White's Chapel Church with the Rev . Bill Lowe performing the ceremony . A reception will be held. In the building beilind the churc h. Miss Smith Is a g raduat e of Federal Hocking High School. Putman graduated from East· ern High School and Is e mployed by White Funeral Home In Coolville and Paul Peterson Co .. Columbus. -' '' .... . . , "' • • .I .,., :;;· ' ~ .. • ' '· .. . · :l~f '· .... ..{' ' ._,. ~?. • e"- •• ~~ ~-' •' .. . ..... • • 1 ..... . 't • r~ ,....:· .} ., ..... o¥, ... '"'" ... ....~ ' ·~..... . . I f ·•' . ' ) . ..... ·t:·., . ._, D & W HOMES, INC. Second & Viand Streets Point Pleasant, W. Va. 25550 (304) 675-4424 ' •2x8 Floor Jolsl, 16" On Center; 24' and 26' Wide -Homes •2x10 Floor Joist, 16" On Center; 28' Wide Homes •314" Tongue and Grove Subfloor ·2x4 Exterior Walls, 16" On Center ·2x4 interior Walls, 24" On Center •2x3 Center Marriage Wall, Hi" On Center, Turned Flat On Each Side ·4112 Roof Pitch wllh 2x4 Trusses, 24" On Center •3/8" Sub-Siding On Full Perimeter Of Each Mo(lule Including Center "Marriage Wall" •7116 Roof Sheathing •151 Felt Roof Paper · ·Seal-Down Fiberglass Asphalt Roof Shingles ·R·38 Ceiling Insulation •R·12.71nsuladon In Exterior Walls ·R·11 Floor Insulation ·Andersen PermaShield Narrollne Wood Windows with Insulated Glass and Screen •Metal Clad lnsul.ated Exterior Doors (No Glass) ·Door Chimes • •Low Maintenance Vinyl Siding •Low Maintenance Aluminum Rool Overhang Soffit ·Low Maintenance Aluminum Rool Rake Ladders •Low Maintenance Vinyl Shutters on Front Windows •112" Finish Drywall Interiors ·Masonite Legacy Interior Doors •Preflnlshe(l White Pine Base Molding and Casing •Scheirlch Bayside Kitchen Cabinets ·Wallpaper .In Kitchen Splash Area ·Vente!~ Railged Hoo(l •Formica Counter Top In Kitchen ·Armstrong Vinyl Flooring In Kitchen, Bath and Laundty ·Wall-to-Wall Carpeting with Thick 112" Pad In Living Room, Be!~ rooms and Hall •Schelrich Bayside Bathroom Vanities ·Formica Vanity Top With Ceramic Bowl •Decorator Medlc.lne Cabinet •Fiberglass Tub an!l Shower Unit •Moen Two Handle Kitchen and Bathroom Faucets •52 Gallon Electric Water Heater •Plumbing Hook·Ups for Washer In Utility Room •22!1 Volt Outlet for Dryer In Utility Room •All ~lectrlc Work In Accordance with National Electric Code •200 AMP Electric Circuit Breaker Service •Electric Baseboar(l Heat Thermostatically Controlled In Each Room · •Smoke Alarm •Interior and Exterior Llghllng Fixtures •Bedroom Ceiling Lights •Fluorescent Fliture In Kitchen ·Extarlor Weatherproof Electric Outlet •Frostproof Outside Water Faucets , - OVER 40 PLUS PlANS TO CHOOSE FROM - " D&WHOMES " Phones are great. .. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, Sr. , Mason, announce the engagement and approach· lng marriage of their daughter, Kristina Lynn Tucker, lo Ben· jam in Pierce Rodger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rodger, Keokuk, Iowa. POMEROY - Todd Mugrag!' and Bonnie Sykes are announc· · ing their e ngagement and ap· proa~hing marriage. Mugrage. son of Mr. and Mrs . Char les Mugrage , Racine , grad· uat ed from Southern High School and js n9w a Second Class Petty Officer In the U.S. Navy . Ms. Syke)l Is a graduate of Kemt svllle liigh Sc hool, Virginia Beach, Va . An Oc tober wedding is b<>lng planned . Ask one of them , then give me a call. Phone 44b -4290 Phone 44b-45 I 8 H&tt • • • • State Fatm Jr.lltJ tuel Automobile lnsutance Com01ny Home Ofl tco Bloomngron. !8tno~s . ...... ~ ."l ~ \ .. .,. ·!.·.· . ...... ' ~ -----L--~---- Tile Apollo.J Crawl Space 111481 26' x 54' (mng Area 1404 5Q f1 3 bedrooms with family room ..,.----- Has a nyone Been a pair of gla sses around Pomeroy·~ Craig Darst lost his gold rimmed glasses in Pomeroy recently. He thinks they were lying on the sea t of his truck .. at any rate, they have d lsappe~red a nd will not do a nyone any good since they are corrective eyeglasses . If you happened to find them would you call his Mom, Mrs. Tom Darst, ~lddle port ? T!ley were bra nd new with a $160 price t.ag . Remember Mr . .and Mrs. Le· wis Stanley. Pomeroy residents for m a ny years? Both Mr. a nd Mrs. Stanley are co nfined to the a lo ng term care unit and would love to hear from friends . Mr. Stanley is now 91. Th e address is Oak Hill Medl · cal Center , Long TPrm Ca re. HOUSTON t UP I 1 - Thil'tY · tw o people , lnc ludih g fi V<' Pnerey·consciou s palm r~ader s a nd s piritualists , we re indl ct<'d o n c harges of c h !'a tln~ 1he electric compa ny b,v pay ing to Ita\'<:' thei r melcr s tamp('recl with . · The sra!Pd indictment s. Issued by . a gra nd jury Tuesda y , stemmed from an invt:stigatlon 0 1404 Square Feet For $28.20 ' Per Sq. Ft. Including A Quality Constructed Crawl Space Foundation (Basement Options Available) CHECK YOUR LOCAL CONTRACTOR, HOME BUILDER, LUMBER YARD, ETC., WITH THE STANDARD FEATURES AT THE LEFT, HE ·cAN'T COME CLOSE TO THIS PRICE!! . Rolling pins used to nab suspect EL PASO. Texas tUPTl Thanks to a doughnut maker and his clerk , a suspected kidnapper was In the E l Paso Cou nty Jail. Patrol Officer Larry Alvarez said David Garcia, the clerk a t Dunkin' Donut s, and Jose Hal· derrama. the doughnut shep's cook, bec am e s usplclous when Jimy Way ne McGhee, 21, walked into the shop with a knife at about 1: 30 a.m. Friday. McGheP ordered a dozen doughnuts , and while Garcia's tried to open the cash register, said Alvarez, . but Garcia and Balderrama overpowered him with . rolling pins from the kitchen. Homecom.l ng . COOLVILLE Revival and homecoming will be hel d at the · · Vanderhoff Baptist Church, Route 2, Coolville. Wednesday through Sunday with the Rev . Wallace Smith , Princeton, W.Va.. as evangelist. Special music. Services nightly at 7:30 I UI · 8 Ip OU .PI•n Your Wedding. A r ifle being used as a fund ra iser by the Sons of the Amer l· ca n Lf>gio n in Rutland .. now be· longs ·to Harry Thomas .. better luck nex t time . DIAMONDS A f~nt as tic collection of rnen's diamond rings have just arrived . Also necklaces, earrings. bracelets arriving dai ly. For the ll ltimate in sty li ~g. uncomprnmized qua lity, and true va lue, see us today . We oHer complete tul!ado rental se.vice to help you look your be.s t on that apecial day. Priced from S29t5 Groom's tul! FREE with 8 or more . A public meellng on how to handle disasters will be held at 7:30 p.m . Wednesda y at thl' Me igs County Emerge ncy Mcdl · ca l Services quarters, Mulberry ·He ig ht s, Pomr:1'0)'. You arc more tha n welcome. The baby was tiorn !n Pennsyl· vania Hospital - the first In the .• country - which was founded by Benjamin Franklin. However. Benjamin Zellner was not inten· tlonally · named after Benjamin Franklin, his parents said . But that doesn' t matter. Hos.pl· .. tal officials said Benjamin's nurse - Betsy Ross - wasn't intentionally named for her lam· ous namesake either.=====- Rodger Is a graduate of Cardl· nal Stritch High School. KRISTINA L. TUCKER BENJAMIN P . RODGER HASKINS-TANNER i 332 Second Ave . Galllpollo, Ohio Use Our Convenient No Charge Layaway that found Houston l-i g htin g & Power had been c heated out of $200.000 worth of e lectricit y . Police Lt . Terry Collma n sa id me1er s we n" man lpulatPd so they reco rded only ha lf the electricity used . Some of the hote ls In volved are locally ol.i•ned franchises of na · tiona ! c hains. he sa id , but he refused to name them until STOR£ HOURS: lOCAlLY OWNED IY 101 AND SUSAN TUINII BAR-S Cooked Ham Sliced the Way Yau It . GRADE A WHOLE like Chicken ·Leg· QUARTERS USDA PRE-SliCED (ut From Cut from Grain Fed Cattle Grain Fed Cattle USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE BONELESS Cube Steak Ribeye Steak $3!9 PRE-SliCED CHICKEN or HAM SALAD HOllYWOOD SPARE RIBS BOLOGNA $159 lB. $18 9 lB. HOMEMADE 99( LB. PRICE SAVER Towels Instant Coffee ·. ·, .., 2 JUMBO ROLL ' . o·&w HOMES, INC. · 'J:aupe or 2nd and Viand Street Point Pleasant, W. Va. Buttermilk SS9 112 PHONE 675-4424 99( ·Pepsi Grape Jelly 7-Up 8 16 Oz. Btls; GAL. ZEST~ SALTINE Ask For Mary or f'ete CRACKERS ••ill TAKE MOBILE HOME TRADE-INS-- Cagey .. .. 2 mER an. 100 CT. 20' Off Label Black COKE TEA BAGS TRE£T VALLEY BELL fOR ' PRICE SAVER ARMOUR Connie's got the perfect fashion footnote to your working wardrobe. Style that shows your know-how about the newest shapes, colors and textures tor fall. Slip into this Gonnie c lossic.... the look that Works for you I ,I $25 9 11. $189 l •. THATWO'~K! .. SIRLOIN STEAK · SLAB BACON CLASSICS All year long, the electric heat pump saves you ·money. In the winter, It can cut your heating bills up to 50%. In the summer, It .gives you energy efficient, whole-house air conditioning. Find out more by calling or visiting us today. AT EXTRA COST ~~~ WE CUT BEEF 8 A.M.-10 P.M. MON. thru SAT. SUNDAY: 9 A.M.-9 P.M. FROM THE WE ACCEPT FOOD StAMPS · FRESH SIDE, AND WIC COUPONS NOT THE BOX RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMfT ·;;,.,.,.,,,,.. arrests are madP. TWO DISPLAY.MODELS AT OUR SALES CENTER • ~~,, Roo m 24, Oak Hi 11 , Oh io . r-:b; ac; k;;ii"ii ' aiisiiiituiiiriiine~d~.iiih~e~a;lle~g~e~d~ly~~piii.m_.;i S iuii!n!iidiaiyiaiti9:[i4i 5iai. m_ . -~ Mr . a nd Mrs . Stanley have been making the ir home with a dau g hter . Mrs . Ma rgaret Ehma n In Gallipolis until quite recP ntl y . 32 indicred for chearing electric company on Crawl Space Foundation $39,595° An open church wedding will be held at 6:30 p.m on Friday, Oct. 23, at the Mason United Methodist Church. The Rev. Bennie Steven~ will officiate . Miss Tucker Is a graduate of Wahama High school and Mason County Vocational School. Mrs . Nor ma Goodwin, long a D<•un Ba rnil z is back horne on CO ileciO r Oi local information of Lin ol n H t: l ~ ht s, Po mc r ov. aftN lntNest a nd her son, Dav id . who havi ng spent the p<l s t month a t a lso lovrs rr ra liin g ev~ nt s of Pomeroy and Meigs Coun ty . th e home of hN son. Ga~· y , while huvt' s tack s of c lippings and rPcupcrill In>: from a strok1•. re me mbrances . David ha s been I)(' an se nds alonj! he I' tha nks to fr iends a nd relatlv!'S fo r card s , gol nf( through so me of them . phOne ca lls and co ncer n during recen fl y. One clippin g poi nts out that th e her Ill ness. Her activities arcs Ill! ,. ry limited and she Is undc l'i!O· 44th victi m of the Silver Bridge Disaster wa s found on Jun<' 22. In!( therapy a t home . i968 aft er the brid ge Wl'nt oown And .. she Is g lad to bf'> hom(•. on Dec . If,, 1967. t had forgo tte n Some of you wilt rem~mbf' l ' what o rdeal s the families of these \'lctlms must have gone through . Lauric 1-<' a Sc hac ft>r . Anoth£'1' c lipping from a Marc h l-auric of Brxle;· wa s Mi ss 10 . 1968 news papN ma1·ked the America of 1972 and made anniversary of th e cons true· 40th s£>vcral appearances a1 1hc Ml s~ lion of the P orl'\'l'rnv -Ma snn South er n Ohi o Pa~ed nt , a prf'li Bridge a nd shows ph otos' of tile mlnary to the natio nal pagea nt , b<>fore becoming Mi ss Amc•rica . bridge befort: II was joined in the Lauric is one of fiv e formei' middle. The photog1·aphs were Mi ss Americ as who hav e ntrrPd 'provided in 1968 by lh<' late . the bu si ness world followin g Georg<' Ncssc lroacl . th<'lr rei g ns to be recog nized In The 200t h birthda; of the ·thP bi gge" natio na l ne wspaper. Laurl used to give ad,•lcr to t 'ons litutl on broug ht on many C<' le bratlons acros s th e co un try .. aspirin~ co ntestants, Including pic kin g th e r ight sw imsu it nN'dlcss to say, howc•vcr. we th rough her firm , Sc ltaPfl'l' wNrn' t too burd c rcd with obscr · vanel's hC'fl' . Do kf•rp s miling .' Co nsultant s. At Sat urd ay nig ht' s ' Mi ss CAROll SNOWDEN (or. Third & Stale, Gallipoli< 54x 26 ' . America Pageant, Mi ss Callfor· nla and Miss Montana will be wearing protot ypes of a new suit crea ted by · Schaefer and a designer, Carol Wlor. Schaefer who is now 38 has high hopes for her sw imsuit collection which is labeled, Crow n Collections, ac· cording to report s. PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - A· baby born In the hospital founded by Benjamin Franklin during the Constitution's bicentennial celebration was named Benjamin and his nurse's name Is Betsy Ross. officials said. The son of Barbara and Ted 2eliner of Rose Valley was born at 4 p ,m, Thursday- at about Ihe same moment the ConsUtutlon was . on Sept. 17, 1787:.;.._ _ ·~"ln . .. "APOLLO" St . ~ Middleport. As · instructed. Mrs. Blake attempted to call Meigs Hi g h School Thursday morning to get Information on some photo· graphs. She djalcd the school office several Urnes and at one point someone picked up the phone. No one ever aamP on the line and at times sht' cou ld hea r talking in the back~round . As you probably know tcle· phone t raps are being used at the sc hool s to tra ck down callers of bomb threat m essag es and Mrs . Blake's line got tied Int o the trap system. Th E' next thin g s he knew a deputy sheriff arrived at the Blake home and lat e r Middleport Police Chief Sid LlttiP. The officers soon discovered that an error had hecn made but not before Indications had gone on tht' scanner that thl' Blakes phone wa s in volved In the tcl e· phqne threat. Tile Blakes ha ve two da ught e rs at the high sc hool and .vou ca n Imagine the e mba r ra ss me nt tht' family has gone . t hro u ~ h as a r('Sult of gett!n~ crronously tied Int o the Ielephoric trap and bc ln j! mentioned on the scanner. At any rate the e rror was cleared up and all is well except the Blakes arc s till s martln ~ a bit for having bee n tnnocc ntly co n· nE'<'ted with the bomb threa t ca lls during the week . Mrs. Blake vows that she'll nc,·cr rcle pho nc the hi!( h sc hool Why do so manyofyour neighbors insure their cars with State 'Fa1m? STAreARD FEAtuRES Tucker-Rcxlger Philadelphia Yankee Doodle more REBECCA A. SMITH · MICHAEL A. PUTMAN 7 Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICII Times-Sentinel Staff Life does have its embarrass Ing moments for all of us ..but past few days have been try· ing for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Blake, 655 Syca- TODD MtiGRAGE ''SURPRI·S E'·'!! !., - '• VALERIE J . PORTER DAVrD J. ARMOTO South African diamond miners The St. Lawrence and Great Lakes have to dig up and sift 100 million · Waterway compose the largest inland pounds of sand and gravel for each navigation system in North America . pound of gems they find . In Spanish. Puerto Rico means The United States buys nearly half "rich port." the global supply of coffee. C. MORRIS DWAYNE A. WILU\MS Smith-Putman ' Sykes-Mugrage VINCENT. Ohio - Mr. and Mrs. Orie Richardson of Vince nt, ·Ohio and Anna Moody of Pt. Pleasant, W.Va., announce the approaching marriage of Charle ne L. Richardson to William F. Moody Jr. on Oct. 10. The open -church wedding will take place at 4:30 p .m. at Cor nerstone Gospel Church In Vienna, W.Va . Ms. Richardson is a graduate of Warren High School and Mountain State College. She is employed as a medical assistant for Drs. Min Liu and Cheng Hung of Parkersburg. Moody is a graduate of Point , Pleasant High Sc hool and is employed as a sales represe nta · live with Pen tek Medical of South Char leston. W.Va. Morris-Williams The Sunday September 20, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 9.9( lOX 1-U. �• r Ohio-Point Pleasant. Times-Sentinel w:Va. September 20, 1987 : SAR chapter .planning activities TOJ' WINNERS. - Judy Snowden, left, won "best of show" and Sandy Titus, "reserve bes t of show" In the "Magic of Holidays" !lower show stased last weekend at the Rutland Civic Center by the three Rutland garden clubs. Pictured with the winners, center, is Mary Miller, OAGC accredited judge who judged the s how . ·Flower show winners announced RUTLAND - Judy.. Snowden Nicholson, Rutla nd Garde n Club. and Sandy Titus shared top "St. Patricks Day " , sm a ll honors in artistic arrangement s design not over e ight in ct] es: Eva at the "The Magic of Holidays'' Robson, Ru tla nd Garden Club; flower s how staged last weekend Judy Snowd en. Friends a nd at Jhe RutiandCivic Center . F lowers and Rutia n·d Fr iendly; Mrs. Snowden won the "best of Joanne Fe I tY. a nd Lorri Barnes . show" for her arra ngement in · "April Fool". a bs tract . the class, "St. Fiacre's Day •· painted materia l permitted : with a mass des ign: while Mrs. Joan Stewar t, Eva Robson , Titus won the " reserve bes t of Pear l Canaday, Rut land s how " for her ex hibit in "C hr ist- Garden Cl ub ; ' and Margi mas" , a holiday wreath. Bishop . Rutla nd Friendly Other specia l award winners in Gardeners. · the s how were Jeremy Fetty , "Mother's Day" , vertica l dejunior best of show a nd Missy s ign: Neva Nicho lson, Joa n SteSisson, junior reserve best of wart . Pearl Canaday. a nd Dia na . show, a nd Marjorie Da vis. horti· As h, Friends a nd FlowNs. culture sweepstakes . "Father's Day ". featuring The show was co-sponsored by dried mater ia ls: Sandy Titus. the Rutland Garden Club, the Ru tl a nd Fr ie ndl y : Ca mill e Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Bolin , Ruth Dugan, Friends a nd and the Friends and Flowers Flowers, and Pauline Atkins. Club with .Ja net Bolin as Rutland Garden Club. 1 chairman. "Inde pendence Day". modern , Features of the s how were interpretive: Tahnee Johnso n. several special exhibits inc lud- Friends an d Flowers. iva Sisson. ing a n educational display on Joan Stewart a nd Marj01}e Da · rose propagation by Robert vis. al l Rutland F r ie ndl y Snowden, a "gilt s fro m the Gardene rs. garden" exhibit on sachets. "S t. Fiacre's Da y" , patron soaps, pot-pourris, a nd bath qils sa int of gardners. a mass des ign: by Judy Hill. and decorated Judy Snowden. Kr is ta! Boli n, baskets by Camille Bolin. Friends a nd Flowers: Kimber ly The winners in the va rious Willford. Rulland F riends: and classes were, listed first •throug h Ann a Turner, Ru tl and Garden fourth respectively , as fo llows: Club. Artistic Arrangem ent s · "Labor Day" . feat uring trea· "New Year's pa y", a n ex hibi· s ured wood: Kris ta! Bolin . tion table picture: Joa n Stewa rt. Frir nds and F l ov.~ rrs ; Pau linf' Suzy Carpent er, both of the At kins. J udith Hill. a nd J oa n Rutland F r iendly Gardene rs: Stewa rt. Mrs. Bolin , Rutland Friendly a nd "Halloween " . s tilt life: Pau Friends and Flowe rs, and .Janice li ne Atkin s. Janet Bo lin . Pl'arl Fett y, Friend s and Flowe r s.· Canaday. and Margaret E d· "St. Va lent ine's Da y". incl ud - wa rd s, Rutland Friendl y ing 'the reds: Joan Stewart. Gardene rs. Joanne Fett y, Lo rri Barnes. " Th a nk sg ivi ng", includ ing Rutland Friendly; a nd Neva fr uit s a nd vegeta bles : Joan Ste· .. wart, Pauline Atkins, Binda Di ehl. Rutland Garden Club, and Sa ndy McDa n if'I. Friends a nd Flowers. ''C hristm as", door wreat h or swag: Sandy Titus, Judith Hill , Doro thy Woodard , Rutl a nd Garden Club, and Brenda Bolin. Friends an d Flowe r s. "Eas ter" , in a basket : !Junior class!. Missy Sisson: Zachary Bolin , Anne Bishop. a nd Missy Titus. "School Again ", a favor it e des ig n: (junior - cla ss ) J eremy F etty. Zaclian· Boin. Je nn ifer McDan ie l, a nd B. J . Ke nnedy. " Gradua tion day ", mod ern featu ring black and whit e: Marie Birchfield. Joanne Fetty, Joan Stewart, and Lorrl Bar nes. Horticulture Hybr id tea roses: Marjo rie Dav is, Ru th E riewlne, second a nd third , a nd Judith Hill. Mini a tu re roses : Judy Snowqen. a il four places. Da hlias : Janet Bolin a nd Joanne Fett y, bot h fir sts. Annuals : Janet Bolin, a li fo ur places. African Viol ets. Rober ta Wilson F lowering housepla nt: Freda Davis. Ma rj orie Davis. Fo·lia ge pla nts: Dorothy Woodard , Marjorie Davis. Cactu s: Bi nd a Dieh l, Dorot hy Woodard . Nume rous door prizes were awarded at the show . The winne rs were Mrs . Roger Black, Phylis Hayes, Char lotte Willford , Marc ia E lliot t. Ca rl Ha ll . Katie Robinson, Isabelle Bra n· de berry. Pam Dodson. Pat Hol ter. Joa n May. Mike McDa niel. Becky Sco tt , Don Tillis. Howa rd Birchfield . · · Libraries get new offerings POMEROY - A series of motivational. health a nd success oriented aud io cassettes are now available from the Pomeroy and Middleport Public Library. While fiction, bo th adult a nd juverlile, tapes have for sometime been on tM fibraries lending list, the success motivational programs are new . • / The new cassettes are varied \ '-;ranging from "How to Li ve with a Teenager", to " The PsychologIcal War on Fat ", to "Self· Motivation for Winners." Such tapes are widely used in sell-improvement and s uccess seminars across the na tion. Cassettes available a t the Pomeroy Library are "Winners and Losers", "How to Live with Your ']'eenager'', " I'm OK - ., You 're OK' ' . " Realize Your Potential", " Psycliological War on ·Fat", "Listen and Stop Smoking". 'Steps to Success for Wome n", " How to F ight Fair with Your Kids and Win", " Th e New TNT" , " How to get Control of Your Time and Life", a nd "Self-Motivation for Winners ." At the Middleport Library, the tapes available are "Parenthood without Hassles"; Health a nd Success: the Winning Pair", "Listen and Lose", "Celebrate Your Self" , " The Language of Feelings", " How to Discipline with Love", "Wining Through Intimidation" , " How Long Willi Live?", "Run for Your Life", "You Can ~eat the Odds on a Heart Attack". ; $6 s00 Meigs bookmobile routes announced POMEROY- Bookmobile ser· vice in Meigs County is provided by the Meigs Public Libraray under contract with Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Monday: Carpenter, Laura's · ' Store, 2: 55-3:40; Dexter, 4: 10· 4:40: Danville Church .. 5: 15-6; Rutland Civ ic Ce nter, 6: 45· 7: 45; Tuesday: Portland post o!!ice , 2:15·3: Letart Falls, Effie' s Res · taura nt , ·3: 30-4: 30; Rac ine bank, 5: 15-6: 15; Syracuse across from ball field, 6:30-7: 30. Wednesday: Keno, north side of bridge, 2: 20-3: 05; Long Bot· tom post office, 3:20-4: 05; Reeds· ville, Reed' s · Store, 4: 15-5; Tuppe rs Plains, Lodwick, 6-7; Chester; across from fire station, 7:15-8. By ROBERTO DIAS UPJ Sports Writer CLEVELAND (UP II -The Pittsburgh Steeiers are expected to rely on one word Sunday when they visit the Cleveland Browns: run . "You have to think they'll send (Earnesl) Jackson and. tWalter) Abercrombie to the right · against our left," says Browns left inside linebacker E ddie Johnson. "That Frank Pollard , too. He's a tough guy._ , ''The Steelers read the papers and they watch , the videotape. They saw we had problem s Hosing 28-21 at New Orleans ). They had success against San Francisco (w inning 30-17 ) a nd they' iil ry to do the same thing on us.' ' Johnson shou ld know . The left side of the Browns defense, which includes · out s ide line· backer Anthony Griggs and end Sam Cla ncy, was hammered by the Saint s' Rueben Mayes. Mayes racked up 147 yards, prompting thoughts Cleveland Coach Marty Scholten helmer may give rookie linebacker Mike Junld n ·so me act ion fUlL and !WIN Large selection of Antron and Her~ulon at Wholesale Prices. Our Warehouse and Look Around ~ - ""' ' WESTERN BOOTS lmulatocl, StHI Tot Rtg. 179,00 . Starting at S1800 WOOD DINEnE SALE USED WOOD & ~~· HOUH~ 1111· '> 00 MCIN ',f, I '' · Model Vest-End-Clestsnce Sale SAVE . September 20, 1987 against Pittsburgh. . " Mike will get more turns in practice and we'll s-ee. You can't hurry time," saidSc hottenheimer. " We expect · Pittsburgh to run because they're very good at it . " Earnest Jackson had 103 yards against the 49ers and the Steelers averaged 4.5 (yards per carry). There's saying in the NFL that maint ains you do n' t have to wor ry a bout stopping a pass if you don ' t s top the run. We know what the Steeiers will do and we have to be ready." Pittsburgh Coach Chuck No li admits he has a . "right -ha nded running team," bu t notes that quarterback Mark Malone t9·of· 33 fo r 99 yard s and one touchdown) had a n "excelle nt a preseason.. , " His stats reflect the fact we didn 't protect him well last week," said Noll. ''That has to improve against Clevela nd because they have players who ca n put press ure on you. " IWide receivers! Louis Lipps (th ree catches for. 44 yards) and John Stallworth (2- 26) are By GENE CADDES 8. Two plays later , Bill Musgrave UP I Sports Writer hit tight end Joe Meertt>n with an COLU MB US, Ohio (UP I) 8-yard TD pass to m ake it 17-7. Vince Workman rushed for 162 · Each team scored agai n late in ya rds a nd Tom Tupa threw a pai r the gam e. Ohio Sta te's coming on o f third -qua r ter touchdow n a 5-yard run by Workman a nd passes to break open a tight Oregon's on a 7· yard pa ss !rom game a nd give 4th-ranked Ohio Mu sgrave to Rod Green. WorkStat e a 24-14 victory over Oregon man's 55-yard run to thl' Oregon Saturday afternoon . 16 was the big pl ay In that scori ng · Tupa hit fr eshman fig ht e nd drive. Jay Koch with a 4-yard sco ring It wasn't until the next to last pass wlth 4:29 left In the per iod play of the firs t quarter that Ohio a nd ca me back 74 seco nd s lat er Sta te, now 2·0, wa s able to move to toss a 19-yarder to fu llb ack into Oregon te r r it ory . But tha t Georg~ Cooper. drive was quickly . halted by a The pass to Kocp capped a n 10-yard loss on the nex t play 88-yard. 14-yard dtlve on the whe n Tupa was sacked on a n Buckeyes' fir st possession of the attempted flea -fl icker. seco nd half. on which Tupa hit on The Buckeyes finally scored on 7 of 8 attempt s. lhl'lr next possession. m pv lng the After th e BuckPyes bloc kt'd a bali 47 ya rds In 11 plays to the .Jan Ces pedes punt and n~o ­ Oregon 17. Matt Frantz kicked a vered It on the Oregon 19. Tupa 34· yard field goa I wit h 8: 0 I II'll In htt Cooper t'n the fi a ts . The b ig the half. fullback got a goOd block from Oregon the n pu I to get her its split . end Tony Cupe , broke a own drive. going !rom its 20 to a tackle and rumbled Into the e nd firs t a nd 10 on the Buckeye 12. zone to make It 17·0. But , on the first piay, Ohio State's Terry Obi'<' set up Oregon's John Sullivan stripped the bail first touc hdown with a 33-yard away !rom the Duc ks' .Latin ret urn of a punt to the Ohio State Berry a nd recovered on the 12. LIVING ROOM SUITES WORK SHOES NOW LIKE NEVER BEFORE LOW RATE FINANCING, REBATES, EXTRA COUPON SAVINGS. WE HAVE IT ALL AT JIM MINK CHEVROLET.. OLDSMOBILE UN IVERSITY PARK . Pa . 1UP11 - John ~rce ni? . making his debut at fullba ck, ran for 124 ya rds and two touchdow ns a nd Blair Thomas ga ined 1;.4 ya rds and sco red once Sa turd ay ro g iv e 20t h-ra nked Penn S tat~ a •11 ·0 victory OVl'r Ci n ~ lnn a tl , Greene, a senior who mo\•ed from ba c kup tailba ck to star tin g fullba ck this week, scored on a !-yard run In the second quarter and on a 2-yard run in the third quarter. Thomas. whose 1>-1 yards wa s a car('('r high . scored on a !·yard dive Into the end zo ne In the first quart er. 3-Caprice 4 Drs. 11-Brougham LSI 7 -Cavaliers 12 -Z-2 4'sl 3-Monte Carlos 11 - s.s. Black! 7-Celebrities 11 -Eurosportl 3-Novas . 3-Camaros 12-Z-2B'sl 4·-0ids Calais 12 - G.T. Models) 3-Oids Cieras 11 - Brougham 4 dr.l 3-Delta 88'S {1 - 2 dr. coupe w/FE3 Suspension) 3-0ids 98 Regency Brougham 12- Del)'lo's, Save Extra $1 1-Oids Toronado !Priced to Selll 4-0ids Firenzas 12-GT Coupes) 6-0ids Cutlass Supreme Coupes !America's Be~t Seller') 2 -Oids Custom Cruisers (Family Sized! Penn State, 2- 1. also scored on a 36-yard r un by freshman Gary Brow n, a n 8·yard run by fresh· man ·sam Gas h a nd on field goal s of 21 and yards by Eric Etze. Two Pen n State running ba c ks gained more th a n JOO yards In a ga m e for the ·first tim e si nce D.J . Dozier and Steve Smith did It in a 37- 30 tri umph over Boston Co llege on Nov . 3. 1984. Cincinnati. 1-2. adva nced Into Pe nn State territory on ly once In th e game and managed only 15 1 yards In total o!!ense. Greene's 28-ya rd run keyed a 60-yord. 10-pl ay dri ve that e nded with Thom as diving in to the end Twins edge Indians MINNEAPOLIS (U Pli Gary Gaet!l and Greg Gagne homered a nd Frank Viola sca t· tered six hit s over seven inn ings Saturda y to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 3·1 victory over the Cleve land Indians . VIola, 16·9, walked one, struck out four a nd a llowed one unearned run In his seve nth s traight victory a t home. J e ff Reardon worked two sco reless innings, s triki ng out the side in the ninth , to ear n his 27t h save. Tom Ca ndiotti , 7-17, gave up three r uns on seve n hits . He struck ou t seven a nd walked one in his seven th complete ga me of the season. The first -place Twin s , who e ntered the game :1 1·2 games ahead of Oa kland In the Ameri· ca n Lea gue West, took a 1-0 lead In the first when Gag ne hit his eig hth home run of the year, a shot to le ft . Gaettl's30th homer ofth eyear, a solo shot to right, m ade the score 2-0 In the fourth . Clevela nd cut the marg in to 2-1 in the s ixth when Julio Fra nco si ngled, a dvan ced to second whe n second basem a n Steve Lombardozzl dropped the ball on an att empted pic koff play for a n error, a nd scored on Joe Carte r' s RBI s ingle. Minnesota made it 3-1 in the sixt h when Gagne doubled and scored on Kirby Puckett' s RBI single. BIGGER SAVINGS ON THE DEMOS ASK OUR SALESPEOPLE ' ONLY "7" S-1 0 ·PICKUPS LEFT - DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE FINE TRUCKS S1 ,000 REBATE OR 1. 90Jo FINANCING ONLY "6" S-1 0 BLAZERS S1 ,000 REBATE OR .1. 90Jo ,INANCING YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DEAL. . Chevrolet-Oldsmobile "The Heartbeat of the Ohio Valley " 1616 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS 446-3672 CONGRATULATIONS Teammates of Minnesota Twins · shortstop Greg Gagae (7) come out of the dugout to congratulate him after he hit a flnt·innlnl homer off Clleveland Indians hurler Ton\ Candloltl Saturday In the Twins' game against the Tribe In · MlnneapoiiA. The home run conlrlbuied to the Twins' 3-1 victory a1aiatll the visitors. ( UPI) · healthy again, and that gives our offense its toes," and praised his reserves for their diversification. I have a lot of respect for th e co llective play. Browns quart erback, Bernie Kosar . Their offense " We like to give a lot of people playing time," he siarts with him." said. "Our bench outplayed the starters overall in Jackson agrees. San Francisco. This is a tough rivalry, and I ca.n ' t " Watching Kosar, It's obvious he's just g_~ttin g remember a game between us that wasn ' t ha rd· better a!ld better," he ·said. "He seems to read nosed. That sums it up. " coverages very well." The Browns lead th·e overall series 43-31, Kosar was 28of 39 for314 yards, two touchdowns including two victories last year. . and one interception against New Orleans," but Injury repor t - Pittsburgh linebac ker Ken was sacked four times including two for safeties. Woodard (knee ) Is out and offe nsive tackle Tunch Running backs Earnest Byner (10·45 ) and Kevin Ilkin (back) is doubtful. Veteran wideout Calvin Mack (11-37) divided the rus hing while Hyner Sweeney (concuss ion, broken nose, chest bruises caught eigh t passes lor 61 yards and wide In an automobile accident) is questionable as is receivers Reggie Langhorne (5-85) and Brian strong safety Kevin Middleton (guadricep) · Brennan (4-65, on e TD ) a lso chipped in. Probable are linebackers Bryan Hinkle (foot) and " We ca n mix things effici ently ," said Kosar. Dav'id Little (ankl e) and defensive end Edmind " Having the blend mea ns a better chance of Nelson (groin) , succeeding because you can utilize everybody in Browns strong saiety Ray Ellis remains the offense, keep ing everybody fresh. " ~·:~~;~-~~~i~G:with a stiif neck. Wide receiver Reggie Noll, whose team has lost the las t five gam es in needed five stitches io close a gash in Clevela nd. says he defense "w ill have to pr obable. . third. It was a complete turnaround for Brown. who hit on ly 4 of 15 with three interceptions in his debut a week earlier as the Wolver ines lost to Notre Dame. Tailba ck J amie Morri s scored twice on runs of 2 and I yards as Michigan sealed the victory wit h 24 points in the third qua r ter before a crowd of 103,521. Alie n Jeffer son. da shed 70 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter and Mike G!liette kic ked field . goals of 36, 48 and 32 yards. Tlmm Rosenbach passed for both Washington State touch · downs, 20 yards to Chris Leighton in the fir st qua rter a nd 33 yards to Victor Wood in the fourth . The sophomore quarterback com· p leted 30 of 49 for 334 yards . Yanks claim 4-2 victory NEW YORK (UPII , - Bill Gullickson and Dave Righetti co mbined on a three- nitter and Rickey Henderso n br oke a seventh-inn ing tie with a run· scoring sin gle Saturda y, leading the New York Yankees to a 4-2 triumph over the Toronto Blue Jays. The Blue Jays feill 1-2 games behind the Detroit Tigers in the .Amer ican Leagu e East. Detroit downed Milwa ukee 5-2 for its six th co nsecutiv e victory. Gullickson. 3·2, surrendered the two Toronto runs on three hit s while strikin(! out two a nd walking two . Dave Righetti pitched a hitless two inn ings for hi s 29th save. Mike Flanagan, 5·7. lost his fir st ga me in th ree decisions as a Blue Jay . With the score tied 2-2, Mike Pagliarulo led off the seventh with an Infield hit. One out later, Bobby Meacham s ingled to ce nter . sending Pagliar ul o to third and cha sing F la naga n. Jose Nunez ca me on and Hender son loft ed a single to ri ght , scoring Pagliarulo and send ing Mea· c ham to thi rd. Don Mat tingly 's infield grounder score d Meac ham to make the score 4·2. RECEIVES HELP - Ohio State's Mike McCray (right) gets so m e help from teammate Greg Rogan as they stop Oregon's Randy Willhite for a loss during Saturday's non-league action in Cohimbus. The Bucks won, 24·14. (UP I) Alabama upset, 23-14 BIRMINGHAM, Ala . tUPI\Freshman Emmitt Smi th, making, his fi rst collegiate s tart , broke a ~i7-year-old scl\.ool rushing reco rd Sa turday · with 224 yard s to upstage Bobby Humph· rey a nd lead Florida to a 23-14 victory aga inst lOth- ranked Alabama. Smith, who fini shed his Florida high school career a t Pensaco la E·s cambia as the No. 3 rusher in prep history, also broke the · sc hool record with 39 ca rries a nd scored two tou chdowns as F lort'da s na pped an eight -game los ing strea k to Ala bama. The 5-foot-10, 201-pound tail· back topped Florida's singlegam e rush ing record of 218 yards set by Red Bethea agains t Chicago in 1930. Neal Anderson . cur rently pla yin g lor the Ch icago Bears , held the previous school mark for car r ies with 33 against · Kentucky In 1982. Maryland 25, West Virginia 20 COLLEGE PARK. Md. (UP!) - .Bren Lowery scored twice, inc luding a 13-yard run with 5:49 left in the game, a nd Maryla n(l Saturday ra llied from a two· touchdow n defi cit for a 25_-20 victory over Wes t Virgin ia. Maryla nd limit ed the Mountaineers to 42 yards pass ing and forcerl six turnovers In the non-co nfere nce gam e. West Virgi nia committ ed eight tu r novers las t week in a loss to Ohio State. The Mounta ineers scored twice in Ihe opening 30 seconds. zo ne for a 7·0 lead with 8:52 left in the first quarter . Gree ne, who finis hed with ll carries. added a 23-yard rurt t.o set up Etze''s 21-ya rd field goal for a 10-0 lea d with 14: 09 ie(t in the half. Greene's 38-yard run fue led a 46-yard, four -play drive th at ended when he scored from 1 yard out to give the Nitta ny Lion s a 17·0 lead with 4:36 left in the half. Brown 's 36-ya rd touchdow n run gave the Nitt a ny·Li ons a 24-0 lea d 1: 49 Int o the third quarter as Penn State took the second-half kickoff a nd marc hed 68 yar ds in four plays. · incl ud ing a 22-yar d run by Thomas. On it s second possess ion of the seco nd ha lf. Pe nn Sta te m oved 79 yards in 10 plays, ca pped by Number e ighth -ranked Clem· 14·0 lead before neeqing its Grl'c·ne ;s 2-ya rd run . Qua rterson edged 17th ranked Georgia. defense to save the triumph. back Matt Kniz nt>r hit Michael Utah 31, Wi sconsin 28 · 21-20, in a nationally televised Timpson wit h a 45-yard pa ss and MADISON, Wis. (UP!) -Scott gam e Satu rday. Bob Mrosko for a 17· yard . Lieber kicked a 39· yard field goal compll'tlon to power the dr ive. on the final play Sat urd ay to lift Virginia 14 Virginia Tech 13 Etze's 22-yard fi eld goa l gave . Tigers 5 Brewers 2 C HARLOTTESVILLE, Va . Utah to a 31-28 victory over Penn Sta te a 34 ·0 lead and e nd ed DETROIT t UP II Che t t UP I) -Scott Secuies passed for Wisconsin . a 29-yar d, 10-play dr ive directed Lemon and Darrell Eva ns Satur· by backup qu arterback Tom Bill, da y homered In support of Doyle one touchdow n and ran lor North Carolina 30, Georgia Tech another Saturd ay and Virginia 23 who hit Daryl DeCohen for a '" Alexander, who remained un s topped Virgi nia Tech's 2- point Arkansas 30, Tulsa 15 beaten with Detroit by surrend 20-ya rd comple tion . attempt with I: 24 conversion ering seven hit s in 8 1-3 innings, Gash's 8-yard run with 1:21 le ft Ohio Wes leyan 10, Oberlin 0 rem a ining to hold on for a 14-13 helping the Ti gers to a 5-2 victory in the game finish ed a 79· yard, victory. Central State 27, Saginaw Valley over the Milwaukee Brewers. 14-play drive. Virginia, 1-2, jumped out to a 17 Saturday's roundup Walsh feels Wyche 'ahead in the game' as San Francisco .prepares for Bengals Wyche was Wa lsh' s assistan t for that loss are next week 's By RIC~ VANSANT coach for passin g in Sa n Fran· opponent." CINC INNAT I (UPI) - San But Wa lsh complains he has Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh cisco from 1979 through 1982. "Sam is clearly the br ightest too few new ideas and too many says he's been replaced as the old players . NFL's o!!enslve genius by Cin· coach in the game today and " When we ha d our better ci nnati Bengais coach Sam certainly the mos t innovative." said Wal sh. "He has taken the teams , we wou ld do most of our Wyche. · passing in the fir st half to get a We'll find out this weekend how game Into anothe r dime nsio n. He has a wide-open offense a nd is n't lead, then do more r unning in the right he is. afraid to make high-ri sk moves. second ha lf as we took charge of The 49ers play the Be nga is He isn' t conservative . He's althe game ," he noted. " That Sunday and Walsh is despondent ways lookin g for the big play. seemed to be a good formul a. because he fears the brilliant He's on the move, out front and But, those were the old days, o!!ensive schemes he created time ha s passed and we' re a just a lew years ago are a lready · it' s paying off." · But Wyche su spects Walsh will team in transition. outdated . have his team back on the move "We have a number of older Walsh, whose innovations ~ with some new plays - this players who served us extremely helped the 49ers win Super Bowls Sunday. · well, winning two world chamat the end of the 1981 and 1984 "He comes Into every game piollships and a number of seasons, says "the design of our with an approach that Is very division titles, but they're aging. plays" played a big part In his seldom similar to the approacll At this point , we're unable to do a club's 30-17Ioss to the Pittsburgh he used before, " says Wyche. lot of the things we did before. Steelers last Sunday. "We can't count on them playing " We look the sa me, we come "1 think we're a little bit dated the way they did against out of the tunnel. the same, we in our style of football," said Pittsburgh. talk the same, bu't not much Walsh. "I think we hit a high "And I think their loss to the happens on the fi eld. Some oft hat water mark, the zenith of ef!ec· tiveness, a few years ago and Steelers makes our job tougher. spark isn't there. It's got us all When you know you're a good · dis tressed." people have caught up to us. The Ben gals are in high spirits " Sam Wyche Is now ahead of team -and I'm certain the 49ers know they're good and you get for the 49ers. For the first time in the game. At one time, he was my beaten bY a wide margin, you say fivt:. years. Cincinnati won a student. Now I'm ready to take that tht: .~YS who will have to pay season-opener with last Sunday's classes from him." · 23·21 vic tory over th e India na pa· lis Colts. ' Boomer E s iaso n showed he's in fine form, completing 17 of 26 passes for 2:16 yards a nd two touchdowns, with no lnterl'eptions. James Brooks was impressive with 86 yards rushing. And Ci ncinnati' s offenst> fi gures to. be even better Sunda y with the return of A II· Pro tackle Anthony Munoz, whose contract holdout kept him out of the Colts' game. The 49ers will be trying to rebound from one of t heir weak· est showln!'(s in recent years. Pittsburgh. not considered to have much of a team this year, rolled up leads of :10-3 midway through ~he third ·quarter and 30-10 midway through the fingl period aga inst the mis -firing 49ers. J oe Montana was intercepted three times as he wa~ forced to pass 49 times . • " We were cer tainly bad , 1' 11 • guarantee you," ' said Wai ~ij. "We were awful . We botched-up the game. That's about a,s bad as we 've played In the last seven o.r eight years." • ' ' .. .· .. . ' •' .• • . ... . . . ... -··· . Ohio State, with just2 : 57 left in the hail , took It 77 yards in 9 plays for a first dow n on the Oregon 11. On the nex t play , however, Tupa fumbled the sna p from center and linebac ker Bjarne Jensen covered the bail on the Duck 12 wit h 35 seconds left in the half. Big plays in that aborted Ohio Sta te drlvewerea 21-yard run by Workman. a n 18·yard Tupa to Workman pa ss and a pass by Tupa to Cooper good for17yards. Tupa fini s hed with 20 of 31 for 234 pa ssi ng yards . while Musgrave was 18 of 28 lor 205 yards. The loss even Oregon's record at 1· 1. Michigan 44, Washington State ANN ARBOR , Mich. (U PI) Quarterback De m etrius Brown rebounded from a bad opening ga m e by passing for one touch· down and runnin g for another Sat urda y to lead Michiga n to a 44·18 rout of Was hingto n State. B r o w n, a third-year ~o phomore, co mple ted 8 of 13 passes for 174 yards . He threw 25 yards to John Kolesar for a touc hd own In the fir st qu arter and ran 12 yards to score in the Penn State blanks Bearcats WEWaLNOTBEUNDERSOLD TRUCKS 'times - jcntind Ohio State Buckeyes drop Oregon FULl SitE 1--..;.;.;;J;...;;.&..~~ ~unttan . - the business meeting at 7:30. Ail : meais require reservations at ;. least two days prior to meetings . • The state meeting of the Ohio : Society S.A.R . Is scheduled for _ . • Day ion on Apr il 5· 7. Ewings Chapter Is curren tly : accepting men ages 18 and up : who can prove descent from a -person contr ibuting to theAmerl· :: ca n cause. Applications are ava ilable through any member. :: FLORAL QUILTED MAnRESS SYRACUSE - Lunc heon menus for the Car leton School · Meigs lndusdries for next week ha ve been announced. Mond ay, pizza tossed sa lad. pota to chips, fruit mjlk . Tu esday, chicken pattie on a bun , c hunky m ixed vegetables. fruit a nd milk. We dnesd.ay, beef and nood les. Iima s a nd corn, roil , fru it and milk . Thursday, hot dog. fr ench frl<'s , fruit a nd milk . Friday. broccoli a nd rlcP, bread and butter. carrot stic ks. fruit and milk. lions from the Tuberculosis offie£' were noted, along with ot her uripa id sPrv ices. Stressed by Dr. J ames Wi th· erell was the im por ta nce of gett ing to the people who are not a lready be ing scree ned. It was genera lly agreed by th e comm it tee tha t more int e nse outreac h with per sonal cont acts should be made before the next multi· phasic which has tent a tively set for 1990. Of the 469 persons screened, 11 7 or about 25 percent were over 60 and low income, a nd two percent we re minorities. At the eva luation meeting we re Joa n Tewksbary, R.N ., tubercu· los is nurse. Norma Torres, Jon Jacobs. Meigs County Hea lth Department: Linda Fr iend, Susn Oliver. Elea nor Thomas, Se nior Ci tize ns Ce nter: Joe Yo ung . who compiled compute r result s; Bet h Theiss, screening coord in ator: Dr. Witherell, physician for the program, a nd Char lene Hoeflich. publicis t. Section • Pittsburgh expects to rely on running game J Carleton School plans menus Health Screenings benefits treatments for senior citizens using the program POMEROY- Statistics show· areas noted in cl ud ed 64 with low ing detection of numerous abnor· lung capactiy, 105 with visua l malities. some a lready under problems. wi th detect ion of 11 treatment, others in need of persons wit h cata raets not currentl y un der trea tment and fiv e medica l evaluation , were decases of gla ucoma, 71 dental new tected in the 469 persons who problems, 227 hearing probl em s. went through the Multiphas ic Health Sc reening progra m spa n· 16 needing fu r th er evalu ation by sored by the Counci l on Aging · the tube rculosis office, a nd 52 wilh recommenda tions fo r podia· and the Meigs Count y Hea lth lry work. Department in June. Hi g h blood pressure wa s deBeth Th eiss, coordin a tor for the scr eening program. - pres- tec ted In 73 cases , many a lrea dy ented the statistics to the com - under trea tment. and the urinal mittee members noting that ysis and blood test res ult s reports have been mai led to showed a va ri ety of highs a nd designated fam ily phys icians lor lows needing eval ution by the perso na l physici an. treatment if indicated . II was reported by Susan She poi nted out tha t perhaps the mos t str ikin g incidence of Oliver. RSVP coordin ator, that detect ion was with two persons -a pproximately 65 volunt eers who had positive hemoccult were used in the screening program. in addition to the results 1tes t for co lon cancen and have since had s urgery. It numerous profess ionals who do · was noted that ther e were 25 na led their ski ll and time for the positive results on hemoccult program . tes ts, but further examination To tal cost is a nticipat ed to be ruled out cancer of t he colon in ail abo ut $lO,oolJ with a few bills st ili but the two incide nts . outst anding, J on J acobs , Health Abnormalities in sever al other Department, reported . Dona· tegy ~f a major battle of the American Revolution. Aprll28 is tentatively scheduled' for a pro· gra m by Rev. Kenneth Kettle· well, immed iate past c haplain· general or the S.A.R. May 26 will feature the presentation of the law enforcement medal. Ail m eetings except the Oc· Iober meeting will bP held at the Mejgs Cou nty Museum wit h a dinner at 6:30p.m. followed by POMEROY- Ewings ChaptE'I' of the Sons of the American Revolution Is announcing Its m eeting schedule for the upcom· ing year. Sept. 24 will be a film on Shay's Rebellion. Oct. 15 will be the a nniversary banquet at The Sportsman Restaurant in Athens wit h featured guest Compatriot Nolan W. Carson, president, general of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution. The pres ident-general will present the 25 and 50-year membership awards . Nov . 19 will be a "show and tell" time for members wishing to s how items dealing with their revolutiona ry ancestry or the sa m e time period. E lect ions will a lso be held at the November m eeting. There will be no December m eeting. January 28 will feature the presentation of the m er itorious service medal and recognition of the winning entry in the Eag le Scout contes t. February 25 will be a program by Ma jor Curti s Atkinson of Rio Grande College R.O .T .C. dealing with the stra · Sports • • ,. j, •.l ", ' •• 1 �·- I By JIM SOULSBY Times-Sentinel Staff . HEML OCK - Jus t loo king at the sta t s, one would conclude the , Meigs-Miller contes t was close. However , the fl nal total on th e scoreboard told the true story as t he r.jar a uders clipped t he Fa l· c.on's wings 40 to O. The M11rauder offense r ac ked up 28 of that total In the fir s t half of play with the defe nsive unit a dding a n a ddl· tiona! 6 on a pass Inter cepti on. Miller was una bl e to move the ba ll on their fi rs t series fr om t h ei~ 24, fumblin g twice for a minus four ya rdage. Jaso n P ompey booted to Me igs who opened t heir init ial dr ive from the F alcon 46 . . Quarte rback Mike Ba r t rum hit C))ris Sm Jth for 19 yard s a nd Bryan Durs t for a nother 5. The n on two co nsecutive carr ies, Wess Howa rd picked up 13 ya rds . Two more plays resulted in a Jo ss of one for Me igs. Facing a four th a nd ten s itua tlon. Ba r trum ~o n · · nec ted w.lt h Brent Bissell on a scoring aer ial to put thE' Mara ud· e r s up 6 to 0. Dennis Boot h added t he ex tra po int wit h E ddie Crooks hol ding. Miller r a n two plays afte r the e nsuing kic koff wit h Br ia n St. Clair fumbling the bal l at the Fa lcon 25 where Chris Sm it h T ecovered for Me igs. It took the Ma r a ude r s six pl ays to put a nother s ix point s on t he board a s Mike Ba r tr um snea ked In from the three . with Booth aga in ta<:king on the point a ft er . Wi th Kev in New ma n re plac ing sta rting Quarte rbac k Dav id Hat · fi eld. who was Inju red on the conversio n try, the Falcons aga in fa il ed to gai n yardage a nd turned the ba ll over to Me igs on a Po mpey punt at th e Falcon 42 . On the fi r st play, Wess Howard s pr inted past the Fa lco n oe fe nd· e rs and put the Ma r a uders on top 20 to zip . Booth 's ki ck was agai n s uccessful a nd the Marauders led 21 to 0 a t tire 2: 40 mar k or q ua rt er o ne . Bad luck a nd th e fi red u p Me igs de fens ive unit continued to plague t he· Fa lco ns as on the second p lay of t heir nex t series Brent Bissell pilfer ed a New m ~ n aer ia l a nd galloped 42 yards for the sco re with just 26 seco nds having ela psed o n t he c loc k. Boot h's kick was wide a nd Me igs held a 27 poi nt lead Jn what w as be,eom lng .r ro ut . Th e t wo tea ms exc ha nged possessio ns with.ne ithe r scori ng. On the second Fa lcon possession after the Meigs sco re. Po m pey was set to punt from t he Miller 29 . ' , . , ~; :: : :. LEADING THE WAY - Meigs se nior fuUback ;.: llrent Bissell, (33) right, shows the way to the end ,.... -... .- zone as junior lailback Wes Howard (24) takes the ball upfield in action Friday night against Miller. The Marauders took the contest 40-0. · ~~ GAHS uses balanced attack ~.~ to hand Wellston 48-7 defeat ' :: GALLIPOLIS - In wha! l was · :: supposed to be a close ball ga me :· turned out to be a rout he re ·: Friday night a s Gallipoli s ex:: ploded i or a 48-7 non-confere nce :- football victory over prev iou s ly : unbeate n .Wellston . Bragg Injure d :. :• Coac h Bill Fyffe's Golde n -: Rock et s entered the contest with :• the area 's second bes t defe nsive ;: record : bu i back -to-back injuries : to all-around athle te Scott Bra g g. :- 170-pound junior signa l calle r •: a nd de fe nsive sa fety in the fir st :;. .four minutes of play left the :• Jackson Countians without t hei r -: major w eapon. '. '. September 20, 1987 :; :· -: ': ·• ,; .• From tha t poinl on, it was a ll down hill for the v isit ors. Aft er a n e xchange of possess io ns . GAHS marched 36 yards in seven plays with QB Tim Nev ille r ac ing over from 14 ya r ds out on the final play of the quarte r. Randy ~: Amsbary's kick was true. .; , Neithe r team threate ned until : Neville hit Mark Berkic h with a ;; 28-yard TD strike (2:24) in the ·:. second pe r iod to ca p a 95-yard :. mar c h in fi ve plays. Chr is ·: Taw ney ' s 68-ya rd ga llop was the .: big ga iner. Aga in Am sba ry 's - kic k was true. A ba d s na p fr om ce nter cost the •• Roc kets dearly when Mit c h Bailey fell o n the ball on We llston' s •.; 26. Neville hit Taw ney for a :: 13-yarder to the 14, then found ': Ber kic h open over the middle fo r -; a 14-yard str ike. Amsbary's kick :-· made it 21·0 with 22 second s left ·: In the half. Neville, Young Break. Ti e Marks • > A low snap fro m center, o ne of m a ny tha t the ki c ke r h·a d to conte nd with duri ng th e evening, r esult ed in a loss to the Fa lcon 13 where the Maraud ers took over. Four plays later, Bissell ra mmed over !rom t he one a nd Boot h's kic k was tr ue to give the Meigs squad a 34 point bu lge. The half ca m e to a close wit h Mill er In possess ion a t th e Meigs 41 hav ing moun ted their only sust ained · dr ive of the half starting at the ir own seven. T heir initial flrst down Qf the game ca m e at t he 1:23 mark of the second quarter. Starting the second ha lf, Meigs m oved fr om their 26 to the 46 where Bissell sha n ked a s hort kic k out of bounds giving the Athens slips. past Big Blacks : Gallia ' s Chuck Young re tu r ned yard s t45 a tte mpis ) a nd added Da le Wheatley 's second half 110 passing (Neville hit s ix of 12 kickoff 90 yards (tying Phil lor four TD' s, one Inte rcepted by King's 1981 ·mark set aga inst He nde rshott ). giv ing Ga llla 424 Ironton) to make it 27- 0. Ams · lola! ya rds in 54 plays. Th e DE'vll s ba r y's kick wa s good . had 18 fi rst down s. Gal lla Another We llston bad snap set fumbled three tim es. los ing two up Gallia's next score. The o f the m , was pe na l ized 12 times Devils drove 33 yar ds in four . for 120 ya r ds and Shaw n Gra nt plays. Neville hit Sha wn Gr ant punted twice for 50 ,ya rds . witth a 20-yard TD toss (7: 411 to Tawney led a ll r usherswlthl1 7 make It 34·0. Amsbary's kick was yards (11 trips) ·. Combs finished · with 86 in seven a nd Nev ille 25 in t rue. A We lls ton gaf!\ble fa lled deep five ca r ries. Gra nt ha d 23 in six in Ga llia 's te rritory to set up the attempt s a nd Brown 30 in th ree. Wells ton ru shed for 36 net nex t score. Neville found J amie Che va lier a lone fo r a s ix-poin ter ·ya rds t33 a tem p ts) a nd a dded 72 (4:28) - that TD toss set a new passing (Bragg was 0- l). Re· sc hool m a rk - Amsbary's kick serve QB J eff He nde rsho tt hit six ma de it 42·0. (The old most TD of 14 lone int ercepted by Todd passes thrown in one ga me was Casey). Th e Roc kets tota led 108 s ha red by Rod Gilkey vs. Well- ya rds in 49 plays. We llsto n had s ton, 1966; Jim Niday, vs. Athens seven fi rst downs . fumbled four 1974; Brent Johnson, vs . Meigs times and los t one, was pena lized 1975 a nd Gary Harrison. vs. four ti mes fo r 30 yards a nd Wa rre n Local 1986.) punted four times for 117 Jnot At. t his point, GAHS Coac h including t he two' bad s na ps!. Bren t Saunders b ega n c lear ing ' Now 3-0, Gallipolis pl ays un bea ten P or tsmouth Wes t at his bench. We llston began It s lone scorin g Po r ts mouth Sepl. 25. West ed ged drive of the nig ht ea rly in the Va lley. 15·6 F r id ay night. fina l pe riod , mov in g fro m it s own Wellston will hos t Meigs. three in nine plays. J a mes Dye' s two ya rd run (5:211 ca pped the 1 97-ya r d m a r ch. Wh ea11ey's kick Build Your Drt•arn How;t> was good . Thi;o Yt>;tr Ga lli a's reserves th e n m a r ched 98y a r ds in 11 plays. QB Char lie Brown scored from the nine (0:25). Chr is Sl ag le's PAT - Beautv•Strengthi!'Economv attempt failed . Big ga ine r was a - Heat Effic iencv•R ust ic Charm - Aftordabilitv 39-yard jaunt by Lee Combs . 3 bdrm . log ki1 as low Bs $6608 Sial is lies " M o d el H ome s hown by appointment " Ga llipolis rushed fo r 314 net r-;::==========::; BROWN'S MARKET & GARDEN CENTER Rt. 160- Nut ta Holur Ho<pital Truckload Sale! TREES & SHRUBS Plum, lom.,.rdy Poplar. Grapnintr. Silnr Mapltr. 3' &• ' Tall $1 98 Poly Bound lARGE SELECTION FRUIT TREES 7' - 8' $995 •Ford .•Mercury •Lincoln Ford l 83 Datsun Maxima 4 dr., b cyl. auto .. air. AM / FM radio. good tire<, roar dtfro<ltr, tilt & <ruist. WAS ' 7495 ·-j NOW $6495 NOW $2995 83 Mustang " · 2 Dr., 4 cyl. auto., good tirts, AM / FM radio, lac . .oir. WAS ' 3995 81 Ford LTD r-.-:''-;:;;;;;:;;::::;;;:::;;;:::::::::::::::::::;--:.__l V·S, auto., air, tilt, <ruiso, AM / FM <ltreo, S7 ,000 mile<, A· 1 cond. loco · lowner. WAS ' 4995 JIM BARNA NOW $399 5 80 Ford fiesta LOG HOME 2 dr ., 4 cyl., 4 spud, air, 69,000 milt<, new tirs. Special $995 SEE BOB ROSS FOR THE BEST DEAL IN THE AREA! STATE RT. 93 614-682-7731 OAk HILL, OHIO Tlw Lou: Home Connt>ction 150 Com er Cemetery M Oak Hil l. Ohio 45656 (614) 682 -6417 (l Mil es West of Oak Hill Ott St. Rt . 279) ,... .. - ~-­ Sopt. 16, t917 Jtmington. Jt!mington. c:=='D ·= - BEAR WHITETAIL II (j) " t.:"'l''"-" Cnmbon 2S ln . Item Chok... mod lfiOO tu l;>o! b c rrel phu 00 In ] C, FALCON· E. Solid Crxe Maple limbs Cam Y t o t~Oft Dolu barn! w i t h rlflo • IKhl• . 12 GA. $17999 FREE QUIVER Bcw Purchase 7 W~h WITH l FREE ARROWS 12 GA. Only Only ,d SAVAGE SHOTGUNS 7 !ST Y. \ 'EN8 MODEL 61 l'llMJ' AC..TJQ,"ri . IUI O'tG IJZ.08 ....... 1.. 7 lmSOUII UIIGa -- ~ ~- 10 Cal. l'lr• fftohld R;Ho ' -- By GEOFF OSBOKNE Times-Sentine l Stalf WILLOW WOOD - A cont ra· versla l 62-ya rd punt return by P irat e junior Kei th E lea m ea rly in the fourt h q uarte r set thestagP fo r North Ga llla to overco me a 14-6 deflcil a nd hand the Sy mm es Va lley Vikings the ir first loss of the 1987 ca mpa ign . 20·14. With 10: 05 re m a in ing in the gam e, the V lkln~s puntt'<i , a ft er being ablo' to do nothing wit h the ir fi rs t otrcns lve ser ies of tha t quarle r. E:l!'a m wa it ed Ins id e the North Ga ll Ia 40 a nd too.k thP punt a t his own 38. Elea m sprin ted to the left side. fo llowln!! his blockers, who cle ared e nough running room for htm to gel a way from allll Vikings and c ross the left corner of the e nd zone. whic h made the c ut the home tea m's a d vantage to 14-12. Frail) there the controve rsy beg an . · North Ga llla's Ke ith Va nover · a nd Symmt's Va lley's Fred Wll· burn were e jected from t he ~a me for lighting du r ing th.e play . The fi g ht occur red a ft e r E lca m re· oelved the ba ll a nd bega n r un · nlng up!le ld. ln addition, the o!flcla ls spent a bout two m inutes d iscussing offs e t tln ~ penalt ies a nd a pa ir of c lipping pena l11es aga in st the VIkings . Apparr>n1ly Nor th Ga l· lia's pena lty . the unsport s man· like conduc t aga inst Va nover. did not we igh heav ily e noug h to pre vent the touc hdown from standin g. as a n un spo rt sma nlike penalt y was a lso levied a ga) nst Wilburn. Th e clipping pe na lt ies we re dec lined by the P ira tes. 'that eplsc dP c h~ n ged the com· plexion of the ga m e, beca use pri or to the score the Vikings we r e very muc h In control, scoring a pai r of tour hd ow ns in the fir st quar te r. The Vikings went to work e a rly. not allowing two minut es to e la pse befo re they put up s ix point s o n the boa rd, courtesy of a 54 ·ya rd touc hdown run by sopho more r unning back Paul Hayes . It m a rked th e third con secutive ga m l' the Vi kings sc o r e d th e ga m e's fir s t touc hdown . Camo Finish Right ,ur MMnt·h""h•r tt , N ~o~,· .. . ... 20. 410 GA. SHOTGUNS IIIUUt: L ~IKI SI . IIJ~: AITION HA11111i WtC r 2 PICE CNIIJ sUR 1•"-. :•: ;: WATCH IT, BOYS! - Officials had to break up a brief scuflle :~; ·jletween Ga!lla's Scott Marchi, (55) and Jeff Hendershott (8) ::.:!ollowing Chuck Young's school record-tying 90-yard kickoff : • :return to start second half play Friday. No penalty was called and : : ;~o one was ejecte d. Mitch Bailey (left, 45) tries to pull Marchi away . I .. .rlulhlr1P .~ ~ Stt 125Hull * ·~ $17999 ' 1 • 7 ,. :,....,: J....-::::"L- . I. - :-.....- .....-:; _.., .-- ..-:; fu•k< 'ZS, fAt on II C'iarrolll• u, 'h.Kky Val :l ( 'I'd¥ viii# j Btothfll fh 11rln Fall• lt. lk•dford Ch u rlli f'hrdon 211, rl r Glt' nvl"f' 6 fhi'IWlPt>ah IS, Flllr ..nd 7 fin A.lken 14, rln LiiiSallf' 17 · rln lat... n :15, Mt HrNtby i · Norlh ('antun 11 -I J - J.~-J; ::· Elmwood li. II OJM'wt•WLo udon :1 [ I)' ria Cuth '!6, Me ntor l.llkP Cwth 17 E uclid 3~. Pa rln ll. IIO o rm u.nd ~ 0 F a lrha nk."' l 2, North Un kl u i 3 Falrncld Un kl n ~t. Bloom Ca&rr oll " Fo rt>t~l P a rk tl 1 fi n rAPE 7 Fostorl u. Wend M, K ansil.'l LMkohl. 0 F ro~~.n kUn His 3.1, 'o r0\'1' City 311 t%ot I Frt•der lt'ktown 19. 1)un,•Uif' 1-1 Ga hanna -15, ( 'li• Rhodell 0 Gallo n 7, M llrlon Hardl nK 0 Gal lon Nort hm or :H. L ucw; 1-1 Ual llpoll" -Pl. \\'ell :'it on; Garflt>ld H ~ II, 84•dford II Gul es 1\111\s Ha"' ken '!ti, Wt•ll,o;vlllt• II Girard 16, Su l ~'fl l 9 Glt·n F.ste 1, GrN•nhlllll 0 G o,.; hf·n 31 , l\I IIS O'n II Gr a nd,•h•w ~. Gr11nvllh• 0 Grand \-' alll'y :15, \-\ <ltt•rloo fi Gr<! t•nflcl d 19, G rt• t• nt · ~ It!" ' 0 . . Grt'l'nshurA: Grf•t•n 12. M •'~ d lll ~ hlan d 6 (ill) Grovepo rt T~. (:()18••t•cllcr ofl 1 1987 MODELS - SA"E BIG BUCKS HERE!! /, • luckry• ('entral ~1 . M11rloa Elrln 814· 441·233& fh. 35. Spring V•IMiv Shopping Plaza. Gltlllpolia, Ohio 46831 Store Hourt: Mon. ttwu Fri. 8:30- 8 p.m.. Sat. 9 - 5 p.m., Sunday 12- 6 p.m. "luckl')'""' I-I, Me adf)WtlriKIII. t ( ' bark NW !7, Ullrk SE I Cit at Fork 'I, One.rlu I~ tot ) Of' Betledldlllf'l,ft, Man" M111lab.ll.r K Ot Cfttl C:aU114, l,.cll.nlllrll fll' ln•pen*nt.'f-1.8 -'mlwnt I 0. It lauthla It, Cit~ Hts I rot A.ulltmy U. Lond.. II t olll'IIP 7, rot WaiiUdp I (ol ) Col Ctlttt'lltlllal IS. Mt Gilead 8 (tot) Col DtSr.* It, Col Nonblud I C.. Eu.....,.ll, CGIBrMillla•ed I Cel Hartii'J rr, ••ley I C.l Mar· Fr••k Ill, Col Kl ctlilllll5 ' ' . r.alllwl'llll. Woocl!llletd II (tot I ·, ramhrw~ ts, n• 8o"dt 11 '. \I Eldrr II. Cln WI'Me..rn HIIIK 1.& nn Oak Hll"' il, \\' Chtt~t Lllkotll9 fill Pr ...t!ton-&2, S)' camort' D em Tah 81, tny PM~non 8 Mlddlf'flrtd ftudl ..l (Kyl t'l, Harr~on 'll lrook•Uil'.U, \Iaiiey VIIM' It Bi11•wtck 11, Lorain I ...,•• !1, Deh.llll 1987 BliCK CENTURY UMITm 1987 OLDS CUTlASS CIERA 4 door, ch..coal gray. cloth interior. auto. trans.. PS, PB. air cond , AM ·FM steroo, til wheel, rear defosger. SAVE!! $91900 4 door. charcoal 1!1'?''\,.l.lsh velour interiOr. sptR benctr sea ~\\)'Tans.. air cond .. AM -FM stereo, p.~ windows. tilt wheel. wire oileet1 rovers. $1 0I BOO· SHARP!. 1987 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM 4 door. med. red metallic wrth matching p~li] ·interior, autn trans. aw cond.. tilt wteel cruise contro, AM·FM steroo, iXJWer seat ~r windows, power door bcks, rear defog, Wire· wheel covers. · LOADED!! $11 I 200< .. 2 door, rt!d wrth tan cloth interior. 2.0 fuel injedion eng., auto. trans., air cond ., AM-FM st~ reo. NlC£!! $7,5000° 1985 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC ESTATE WAGON Tan with matching cloth interior, loaded wrth. equipment Including V-Beng, air cond , AM-FM cassette stereo, ti~ wheel, cru ~e control, delay wipers. po..er Slat. po11€r windows, po..er door locks. power anten na, told down third seat. root rae~. w~re wheel CO\I!rsand lots morefl CLEAN LOCAl ONE OWNER!! $9 sgftM v-• I ''J "" .. •. , ... ' .,.' ,, 1985 FORD F-150 XLT .. Long bed, red & whrte, 3021uel injected eng., auto. trans PS, PB. AM-FM stereo, chr001e bumper~ cab lights. Mn grear window. alullinum topper, SJXIrt wheel covers. .. £ol Mllftla II, Collntlepelldence lA Col S.utb U , Col Eaatl Col We~al 1... CoJ Uaden 0 Otl W•hrlf i4, WuW•Itotl fH IS Col Wflldi(ODt H. Maraf\'llle l Cclll!faln 11. O• Northwe.c 7 Coluat"l Cr&wlord ft, MarkNtPie.uw.nl 0 . . ·· . CLEAN LOCAL ONE OWNER!! $ 7 90000 I rolu '1l,hlana (.' r e~~ t\·t•w :i.J, lA•...tonlll . BACK ROW 'BEAUTIES Conneaut H, AKht H ~t rOOr 0 (' oKhot"ton ~. RldJ:l'wl)(ICI II C rrs Uin~• I :1, 'ho'ln!lhu r« 6 C' rookM.11lt>:l. WMi lMullklnaunlO fu yu hoJ:ll. F"II!IIR, Nordonla l3 Dalton 13, W Salrm NW 0 Oily Cll rroll 'N, ~onGree non 13 Da)' Ouun·Jul ~ 1 . VMdlllla Butle r 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.. 2 doors. low miles ... ...... .. ...... .. ... ...... ... .. .. .... .. ... ....... .. $900 1979 ChBVY Caprice Classic. 4 door. V-8. $1500 1978 Chrytler LeBaron Wagon. low miles. clean ...... . :.; ... .... ..... .. .. ................. ........ S1BOO 1978 ChONV Ch81J11tte, 4 speerl. ~ew tlfes .. $800 1980 Ford Grenadl. V-8. 4 door.. ........... $1600 1980 Ford Grenada, 6 cyl. ..... .. .. .. ..... ....... *395 U78 Ford Fairmont, V"8 ............ .. ... ........ $396 " Day Nofthrld.-e ~ I , JkollbrookO Day \\'ayne (tg, SprlnJ: 8 0 [)(ol phoM .It! II H, CGiumbu11 GI'G\'t' 0 Dlxl,. ZO, Prl'bll' Kh111wnt>c IR ( 'In Hu,;twoK '!1 , Dll)' Whke I ·nn MIH'IIer IK, .Ur Buchll'll!\ , Roow ( 'OGIII)' ' . ~. ( 'In . ., ... l inton-It, Mlllll'nll"'rt i ••• Wal•ut :11, IH>IIIWilrl' 1-1 ' Tn County Spmt Shop F'.u101 Canton 39, \ 'lenn.J Mat hew II ft Elt.~ l Cit• Sha" ' 20, Cit• E fl F.usl Cllnhtn I ~ Rl:.mc hfti lt•r 6 f'.a!Ot Kno 1 1!1, ('olumhl a nall ~ Ea111t Li verpool ~. Oa k Glenn i \\'\'a) 7 Elida H . Kr nl on 0 the Ma ra uders outgalned Miller 86 to 16 In the a ir: Bissell punted five times fo r 187 yard3 (avg. 37.4) a nd Pompey booted six times for 127 yards (avg. 21.1). Meigs was hit with three penalties for 15 yards and Miller was flagged s lx times fo r 33 yards. rardln.rtoa 7. ( 'rnt••rhurll[ . Anlwrorpl-1, F.d.Prtun I . .\rciUI_., '!t, f u¥1nl(ion 3 Art·hMid 11\, Oh14".0 i) Arll•!llun -11. Pandor... Gllbolll5 rhlliiiAIUf 1:1, Kht•lby 10 (ol ) ,\1'1111 8t ,John 19, .lt•UI'r!Win M ,\ td•~hu Ill It, P11IIK'A IU~if'r!lltck• 15 .\lht•• 7, PI Plf'~~Mnt ~ \\' \'al :i i\)'f'I'M'Ydl• Ill, Edon lfl (Itt) ~ S.r~Wt~\IUII• M , Buc:kt')'f' 1'rllll 1 ltll(•hwood 1.e. Auron. n llull11vllll' .tl, Fort Fr)'f' 1-1 •ln'•r IAl'ILI M, Mllrlln,;lonl Btllrfo..W.IItt .ft. • n Lor:Mn 7 •n"•'l. lb.nduN)' Pf'rltMI •tprr til. TrlmbiP I FOXFIRE CROSSBOW ~ t'lllriNI!~I ,\nlhon)' \\'ttY"'' u. Tel Start il 5 ct. bol If\.1( f llnftl'ld :u , l.l\ ..'1'1)' 'I ( 'llntoa Mt· Kinlry :H. Atlr Gu rncld 7 ( 'llnto• ~ t2. Loukvlllll' :1 Ohiu Hl-h Sdwtol t "Httuall R,e,.ule!! 8)' Unht•d Pr"' " lnl~'I'•Uomal Alu Hoha.n .U . ;\kr ~ 't•nl·llow l'r U Anu·U• U, And..rMOn I 12. 16, being t ra nsported from the fie ld by a L a wre nc\' County a mbu lance. No repor t wasava lla bleon the ex te nt of his In jury. Ear ly In the tt\ird qua r ter, the Bucs seemed to sol ve the Vik· ings' runn ing a tt ack, but the Vikings ga l the gr ound game ba ck on tra ck ag ain . The hos t team even s tarted to get some yarda ge on e nd sweeps, but not without some of t he sam e Pirate res is tan ce !rom Roush a nd his cre w, With 3: 40 to go In t he third qu a rt e r . North Gallla took ove r at its own 30-yard line. Junior qua rter back Greg G la ssburn went to the · a ir as the Vikings bega n to solve the Pi r at e running attac k. All e r a s hort series, the Pira tes punted i rom the ir own 45 and the Vikings' Craft c aug ht the ball . only to fumb le it awa y and give the Bucs the ba ll o n the Vikings' 20-ya rd line . Th e drive e nded ea rly In the fourth quarter whe n at the Sy mmes Valley 2l ·yard line. North Ga!lia lost the ba ll on downs, settin g th e s tage for the hos ts' las t offens ive serie s , with t he scor e board advanta ge . Afte r E al e m's touc hdown run a nd s ubseq ue nt two-point con· vers io n, the · VIkings tr ied to regai n t he m ome ntum they he ld for most of the night. but on a measure m ent on fourth-a nd· Inc hes with 6: 46 left. t he Vikings d id n't get the inc hes. giving the Pirates the ba·ll a t their own 36-yard line . Th e P ira tes we r e fu e led by a 22·yard r un by Rous h.whlch took the m to the VIkings' 33-yard line . Glassburn was sacked on a play a t the Sy mmes Va lley 26-yard line, but a face- mas k pe na lty agains t the hosts moved th e ba ll to t he Vi k ings' 18-ya ril lin e, sett ing up a touc hdown ru'n from that m ark by Roush. T he subse· que nt ext ra-po int kick by Mays was blocked. sett ling t he sco re a t 20·14. Nort h Ga Ili a picked up 14 first dow ns a nd 150 ya rds rushing, mos t of whic h we re gained by Rou sh. Glas s burn was 4 ot 14 fqr 60 ya rd s , inc luding the touc hdown pass. Friday's high school scores or AIII~Ant:t• l:&. SBcrraulliii;s" CiorCE·$699 $599. HICH POWER SHOTGUN SHEllS . .UllUGS t2, 16, 20 G~ . off. The Falcon quarte rbacks threw 11 times for a net of 16 yards, completing three and having one Intercepted. ln other stats, Miller picked up 11 first downs t3 via penalties l to Meigs 8; Meigs gained 124 net yards on the ground to the Falcon's 121: ,\kr Sl \'In II\ l.oul!l vllh• r\Q•In ~t~~ ti . Allm Eu111 .II. ,\dal W/N(HESTERG Friday's scores :: Co ntinued from C·2 Edwards gained 37 in nlne trles and Jim Dishon had 38 yards in seven car lies: 'In the passing department. Bartrum completed eight of fourteen for 71 yards and no interceptions whU ' Crooks threw seven times for one completion which gained 15 yards and had one picked - 25 ct. bo• The hortie team got back on th e board a bout s ix minutes late r , w he n senior running back Donny Craft took the ball and foll owed h is center Int o the e nd zone fr om t he Pi ra te one-ya rd line . Tibbs redeemed himself from missi ng the ex tra-point kic k a !le r Hayes' touc hdown with a successful tWI} polnt conve rsion run . Th a t tempora rily gave t he VI kings a 14-0 lead. Symmes Va lley was a ble to m ove the ball fa ir ly we ll on the g r ound In th£> first ha lf. but had · troubl e running e nd sweeps, as the Nor t h Ga llla defe nse, led by se nior linebac ker David Roush. s luffed the· Vikings' atte mpts to sail outs ide. As a result , the Vi kings s tayed with 'running the ba ll up the middle . wh ich the senior runn ing tande m of Donny Crall a nd Albert. Bloomfie ld executed quite well. North Ga llla was not to be outdone In the running ga me, as Roush added his power running · to the eff ective bloc king of his tea mma tes on th e line to co ns is t· e ntly gain ru shes of four. five a nd s ix yards . At leas t lo ur VIkin gs we re the re to m ~?et Roush eac h time he carried the pigs kin. North Ga llla refu sed to be limited to the rushing a tt ac k, as Glassburn bega n to o)J('n up t he pass ing Janes with less tha n three minultes left In the half. In s pite of sever a l Initia l m isfi res, Glassburn . from t he VIkings' 45-ya rd line, found Elea m a nd co lla bo· r a ted with him to pu t the ba li o n the VI kings' Jg ht ·yl.lrd line . ~oo n thereaft e r , on the V l kin~ s· tw o· , yard line. Gla ssburn s pr lnied le ft a nd found senior ti g ht end Cra ig Bicke rs in th e e nd zone, spoiling the Symmes Va lley shut out. Th e VIkings' Da llas Tibbs blocked junior Don Mays' ex tra · po in t att.empt and suffe red a n injury o n the play . Tha t set tl ed the ha lftime score a t 14-6. The VIkings suffe red a numbe r of injuries Jn the cont es t. poss ibl y the most dam aging occurrin g whe n Tibbs sufle red an Injury to his neck lat e In the ga me. He was outfitt ed with a neck brace on the ~ Jdellne aft e r the ga me before M~igs rolls.~. 0 II I'M·: II HANOOUNS 22. 12. 16. 20 GA. Rabbit & Squirrel load • • agai n. T hey hung in defe nsively but we 're just not m ature offe nslvelyyet.We need totakea hatd .·~ look at personel a nd d ecld~ · if t here are places where we can' t try other kids, " Safford said . " They hung in there and did n' t q ui t ," h~ added. , Rus!iCII (67 ) and Felipe Beach (28) were In on ihe s top, as they overcame a 14·6 halftime deficit to beat the Vikings 20-H . ( Photo by G. Spe nce r Osborne) HERE'S THE BALL, REF- i\ Symmes Valley 1'\lnninl back hands Ihe referee the ball after he Is tackled on the play In Friday night's game In Willow Wood against North Gallla. Pirates David Left Hand 12 GA !WG IAIIR WDH liGHil the ba ll a nd PPHS recovered t he fumble a nd on the first pl ay from scrimmage, Oliver ·was Inter · cepted on a tipped ba ll . AHS ra n t he ba ll out to the Po in t P leasa nt 24-yard-lin e wh~re P oint took over on. downs · v. 'th 6: 19 rem a inin g in the game. On the first set of downs. Beaver ra n the ball to the 29, the 31, the .18 and lfl na liy to t he40 for a firs t down. Richards3 n ra n t he ball to t he 47, Oliver s uffe red an incomple te pass a nd Ha ll ran the ball to tire 48 for four th a n~ two, but P o int didn ' t convert a nd AHS took over on the P P HS 49. AHS r an the ba ll d own to the P P HS 44 whe re they had to punt . After a PPHS fumbl e with 1:36 remaining in the ga m e, AHS r a n the ba ll fr om t he 24, where they recove red the fum ble. to the 17. Th e game e nded. Point Pl easa nt Coach Steve Sa fford said that th is makes fou r stra ight ga mes where the Big Blacks wer e dow n 7-0 going into ha lf time. playe d bet te r ba ll in the second ha lf a nd ha d oppertun · Hies to win. but d idn ' t get It done. " Th e hard luck kids a re a t il Eleam's punt retur·n sparks North Gallia's 20-14 victory All PRICES REDUCED BARNETT .lformerly Abele ATHENS - P oint Plea s ant traveled to Athens Friday night where t he the Big Blacks dropped a hardfoug ht game, 7-3. • Rya n Ad a m s . 5-11 , 170-pound sophom ore, scored t he ga m e's only TD with 1:46 left In the fir st period. F red Har ne r ki cked t he extra po int . P P HS took the ba ll first In t he second half a nd w ith the he lp of a n illega l block on a punt, ke pt the ball.a nd worked it down to the AHS 20-ya r d-line. Included in this dr ive we re runs by Hili, Hall a nd Oliver , all three co·nver tin g crucia l ·downs . After getting t he • ball to t he 23-ya r d-llne at fou rt h a nd three. P oint fa ile d to convert. a nd AHS took over on dow ns a t the 20. AHS had the ba ll for firs t a nd 25 a ft e r a dead ba ll foul. T he Bulldogs passed on th ird d own and completed a seco nd ln tercep · lion to Hill, who returned it to the nine-vard-line. Aft e r three downs in which Point was not a bit> to score. Brett . Leach was ~urn ­ maned on'to the fi eld to kic k a field goal , to ma ke the score 7-3. On the kic k off, AHS fumbl ed their most ya rdage but could not penet rate the Mara udergoalline as the young Meigs players were determined to preserve the shutout. Defensively the Meigs squad kept the Falcons off balance for most of the game, pa rticularly In the first half when blitzing linebackers would not allow the F alcons to get off the . ball. Miller cornJ:X>Unded their troubles with their Ina bility to hold onto the ball, penalties for motion called mostly on the qua rterback a nd bad snaps each time the Falcons wer e forced to punt. For the Marauders. Howa rd had eleven ·ca rries for 68 yards and McElroy picked up 48 ya rds In six tlies. The Falcon's Brian St. Cla ir carried 12 times for 58 yards, J ohn · Co ntinued on C-3 F al co ns good !leld position a t t heir own 44. They could not capita lize o n the oppor t unit y, howeve r, as the Mara uder de· fe nse jumped on a Newman fumble. Wi th back ~P signal ca llf'r.E dd ie Crooks in t he ga m e, t he Me igs offr nse moved to the Falcon 25 where a Crooks pass was pic ked off by Johnny Dought y to end the threat. Miller again com m itt ed a cos tly misc ue as Bria n St. Clair dropped the pigski n and Steve Tracy fell on It for Meigs gl~l n g th e Ma r a uders the ba ll at Miller's 31 yard strlpo. On thr next play. Jeff " Cheese" McEI · roy showed the Falcons hl s s peed . as the cut to the sidelines a nd raced In for the touchdown . Baru·um's try for theext r·a point failed a nd Me igs led 40 toO with 6 mi nutes rema ining In tht' third quar ter. Coach Bob Ashley substltu tt-d freely duling the next 18 m inutc>s of play as virt ually every Marauder saw act ion. During this period. the Falcon first stli ng offenSI' gained The Sunday Times-Sentinai- Paga- C-3 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Meigs rolls past Miller in TVC tilt ·tor ·third grid win - l• September 20, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. · Paga C-2 The Sunday Timas-Santinal 0o)'leMlowa 'l2, Rittman 7 Ore8den Tr .. \ ' a&l N , .. New (~orH::ord Glenn ' Ro"" Hamilton 21. ·lllnp I n.-nnUW Rlvl'r It, Bf!llalre 7 Hanoverton Unllf!d U, Cadiz 0 HanllnNortHrnS1 , Vunlue6 Ht'llth !-1 , Nr.w AlhM)' H Hl"hron Llllewood 38, SparUI Hl1hland " - 1979 Ford F-1 so Truck ......................... s1 ooo:· 1978 Ford F-100 Truck ...... ..... .... .......... S16o6: 1974 Volkswagen Bug. St!Ck sh1h. aut o .... saoo· . 1971 ChBVYStapVan ..... .. ... .. .. .. ........... $1 1979 Pontiac Sunbird ....... ... .. ............ ... $1 . IDII!Ihoro St. Clermeni NE 7 Howland Zl, Cle E Trch 6 Hur011 ZO, Wellln«ton I Indian Hill 21, ReadlniJ T lndliUI Lake It, Me chan tcilbur& 0 Indian Val N 6, Newconw:ratow• 2 lrollhn 1%. Bo)'d Co (llr) tl .lacbon Millan Ill, folumhlanaO Johbtown N'rld&e%0, ,JohMtown 19 • •• • 19nChBVYNova, V-8 ..... .. ....... ..... .. ... S595 •' 1976 ChBVY Van ........... .. .. .. ... , .. ........... $80Q:. 1979 Ford LlD ...... ... , ... ....................... $130Q:: Hilliard It, G•Uoway We~~U.-nd 7 • .•.'· ' �Page- C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Howeve r , Southw ~s tern an s- w~req quickly wh-en Joe Brv~ nt hold them and r egain possession of the bali. The third quarter soon ran oul for the Tornadoes as they chose to punt. Southern's de fen se seemed to liven up in the fourth quartt'r. After a seesaw battle in th e set ting the stage for a close seco nd quart er the Tornadoes fi nale. Southern was given a seeked a little breathing room good scoring opportuniiy in the going i_nto the lockerroom at half final minutes as a very s hort punt after freshman stand out Richard would have put Southern in good Deaver scored from Southwest- · fie ld position. HowE'ver a rou ghern' s 27 yard line. The PAT Wi!S ing the kicket· penalty handed the Highlanders an automatic fir st no good. down . Southern regained posses The Highla nders threw an sion after four plays but several interception and Southern chose to run out the c lock as both teams m isquided aerials e nded the heade<j toward the lockerroom g ame. Pete Roush gained 76 yards with the Torna does on top 13-8. Southern seemed to have all a nd Richard Deaver added 64 the momentum goi ng inio the yard to lead the Tornad oes in third qua rter bu t the Highland· rushing. comb'i ning for 140 of ers' ball control plan soon took their team s 182 ya rds. In th e the wind out of the Southern rece iving-department the Torna s!orni as the duo of Chr is and Joe does at tempt ed four teen li mes Brya nt proved to be too much, but not pnewas ca ugh t to a dd to Chr is Bryant took the kickoff to I he teams total yardage. Todd Li sle made 8 unassisted start the third quar ter and 5: 10 later Joe Bryant dashed into the · a nd 5 ass isted tac klesa nd John end zone to put Southwestern on McClintock added 6 unasssis ted a nd 11 assis led tackles to gain top 14-13. Southern was unsuccessful in defensive honors. Danny Gheen Its next possession as the Torna- .had 4 unassisted tack les and does ha d to kick the ball back to Clyde Sayre ta ckled 2 unassis ted Southwestern fou r plays later . a nd 9 assisted 't o add to the T he · Highla nders gained four defense. The Highla nd e rs will face fir st downs in the next series of Kyger Creek at Cheshi re Fr ida y. plays but wilh !he ball on So uthern's 21 yard line. the Southern faces league oppone nt Tornadoes tigh tened down to Nor th Ga!l ia . In Fflday's grid cont est at Racine. · hustled into the end zone. fol· lowed by a two point conversion pass from Rob McCarty to Chris Bryant , putting !he Highland• ,·s on top 8-6. JOE BRYANT, 198-pound se nior lullhack, scored with live minutes left In ·the third period to give the Southwestern Highland ers a 14-13 SVAC grid win over host Southern Friday nlghl. · Friday's scores ·l!l ltn ~hr .. h :dl \ " \ ':d 62. Curre ntly Belpre remain s in the to p T VC position with 24 I I I r I I I .I points followed by Trimble with ]9. Meigs with 18, Ne lsonvii1\"-York 17, Vinton County 10. Wellston 8. Miller 3 and Federal Hoc king with nonf'. · In Tuesday's tria ngular match a t the Gal lipoli s Community Golf Cl ub, Me igs pl aced second behind Gall ipolis by defeating Sout h Point. Team scores were GallipoUs 162. Meigs 180 and South Poin t 206. The Meigs tea m meda list was Todd Powell who shot 40 on th e par 37 layout. Anot her good e ffort ca m e from Freshma n J oe Smith who shot a j{J 01 her Mei gs . scorers were Matt Baker with a 44, Scott Ba rton 46 a nd' Kev in Taylor 59. The ma tc h scorin g honors went to Joey Lane of Gallipolls with a 38. Th ree members of the Meigs Reserve go lf tea m participated in a spven tea m match at thf,'Ohio Uni vers it y Course on Thursday . Th~ir scores were Joe Smith 51. Va n Kl e in 59 and Jamey Little 67. T ea m scores from thi s event were unobtainab le. T he golf ca lend ar for this co ming week will fi nd Meigs t rave ling to Forest Hills Golf Clu b near Bur r Oak on Monda y Wins tournament MADISON . Wi s . iUPJ) , Iowa' s Kelley Broo ke shot a 73 · Friday. gi\·ing her a 4-over-par 150 a nd the seco nd-round lead in 1 h e Lad y Badge,r Golf l Tournament. Afler 36 holes of the :i4-hole . tournament, Ohio State leads the ' fi e ld with a 617 team score. Follow in g th e Buckeyes are Minnesota 625, Iowa 633. Michiga n State 651. Iowa Stat e 652. Wisconsin 65>, lllinois 662, Northe rn Illinois 663, Bowling Green 686, Michiga n 696. WisconsinWhitewater 763, and Larras 777. INDUSTR-Y, Calif. (\JPI) While NBA Commissioner David Stern Is downplaylng talk of a players strike, he admits the possibility exists. , "There's no reason to snout now, but that doesn ' l lessen my concern," Slern said Friday at the _league's annual meeting of team person nel. "There's a lways the potential of a work stoppage in a labor situation." The NBA 's five-year contract with the \Inion expired June 15. the day after the Los Angeles Lakers captu red !he title with a victory over the Boston Celtlcs In Game 6 of the Cha mpionship S~ties . . Since !hen, there_ have been elghl meetings belween th e sides . The parties last met In New York earlier this month . The next sessio n is scheduled for Sept. 28 - less tha n two weeks - before the sc heduled opening of training camp for the league's tea ms. (!..,; NOAH'S ARK ''r~ ANIMAL · ~~:}It · h . Mlr.~~~TOF r.-....1~ 5 I '- • < JA CKSO N, OHIO ON ROUTE 32 . OPIN Till OCIOIIR 30 TRAIN RIDES o ANIMAlS ' PICNIC AREAS o MINI ' GOLF o GIFTS MON.·S!t.: 10 AM 'Ill DARK SUNO!I: NOON 'til QARK 614 -314· 3060 1-100-212-2!61 Your privacy is respected Your questions ans-wered 19, -"hrll.'tOI l\~·m!i llln 20 , )h)Ut•ld 1•1 !I!!Ot ·l t\t•nl 11. T nt lnmdJ;r fl K.-tt Alu•r H , llu,r Uunhui" i K t·u •· ~lrmonl :.'7, f"lrhorfl :1 K••,p Jnn•• II . Rhwk K h ~· r 0 l..allt•wood )il, B<ll' II l .:tllf' ll.'oll•r ~ 1, f'n l l' olllf' r ""m i l.d(l'·h· ~6. ,\ f(!lldill fl l.t• ~thl ,ltl fln l!J, Ku ry r!L" (I I.J lwrl ,\• ( t•nlt•r ·~. l ~ \l 'f lfC'~ · n IJ l lf'rl~· Lnkln :!II, •\nu u'llla 17 1tt l ) 1.1 bt• riy ~ · ntnn 11, ('or~ It uv. .'il/n 6 e •Services include: Birth Control; Y.D. Sci'HI'Iing; Ccn:or Screening; progn-y tests; education and counsolng for individuals and couples. •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay. · PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO GALLIPOLIS 414 St<ond An , 2nd floor Rio volleyballers win 3 of 5 contests RIO GRAN .)E- Rio Grande's vo lleyball t ea n: defeated Urbana Univers it y in three of five games Thursday at Urbana . The Redwomen, powered by the performances of junior Li sa Schme ltzer a nd fres nman Shelly Hoop, won t he flrstgam el5-9, but lost the next two, 8-15 a nd 4-15, 10 the Lady Blue Knighl s. Redwom e n Coach Pat sy Fie lds sa id Urbana 's pla ying style af· reeled Rio Grande's defe nse. but the Red women ra Jlled in the fourth and fifth ga m es to defeat the hosts, 15-0 and 15-4 . "They h us tied well on de· fense, " Fields sa id of Urbana . Fields said she was pleased with the job done by Schmeltzer, who scored a Iot a! of 15 kills and four blocks. while Hoop had 11 kills and three blocks. "Bot h played a super ga m e for us ," Fields said. In addit ion, junior Kris Coc hran recorded sjx serving aces . " She really hustled a nd played a good game for us," Fields sa id. Fr es hm an C hris Willi a ms "also did a good job for us defensively ," Fields added . --· The Redwomen traveled 10 Georgetown, Ky., Sa tu rday to play Georgetown College a nd Wilmington (Ohio \ Co ll ege. Wiim inglon los t three times las t season Ia Rio Gra nde a nd "will be ou t to beat us." Fields said. The Redwomen's nex t ga me be their home opener Tu esday against Mount Ver non. RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS ' OVER 30 YEARS OF DEPENDABL£SERVICE •Heating & Water Heating •Lift Truck Gas Delivery •Grain Drying & Cooking •Construction Heating WANT IELIAIILITY AND SEIYICE? FOI HOME, FAIM, BUSINESS & INDUSTRY Complete Line Of Warm Morning Heaters In Stock BRAD CREMEENS SHAD JOHNSON Oak Hill blanks Eastern 23-0 in conference opener Friday OAK HILL - Deft>ndlng Southern Valley Athletic Le ague c hampion Oak Hill defeated Eastern 23- 0 In th e conference opener for both teams Friday night. A strong defe ns ive effort by the Eagles fell shor t as the Oaks runnin g game cou ld not ~ he ld a ll owi ng the' Jackson Co untla~ s 304 ya rd s rus hing com pa red to Eastern's 65. Oak Hill started th e scori ng parade wit h 8:21 left In the firs! qua rt er on a 21 yard pass making the score 6-0 a ft er a failed PAT. The' Eagles held their stand d fl:'nslve ly In th e SC'COnd qua rt er a lthough not often touc hing the pigskin olfens lve ly . Th e Oaks drew th E.' Eag les off the line of scri mma ge on a draw which . a llowed a s uccessful thr ee yard field goa l wit h :04 r mal nlng In the firs t half. Oak Hill led. 9-0. The first drive in the second ha lf end ed wi th a 20-ya rd aeria l to m a ke It 17-0. Outsta nding defe nsive efforts by bo!h squads a llowed nly one fllOrc ~core In t.l>e co nt es t - th at coming with 11 : 43 lcfl In th e fourth quarter. While Eas ter n was deep In their own terrltot1 an Eag le rumble In their endzonc " 'hi ch was pou nced on by the Oaks lor th~ la st· six point s making the final score 23-0 in the f<tvor o( ·la sl year's leag ue title hol ders . Coach Arch Rose of the Eas ter n Eagles was pretl y we ll pleased wl!h his tram. " We pla yed well on drlr nse and took I hem ou t of thei r passing gam e . Wt• weren ' t uble to s top the ru ns though. We had one or two mental brf'akdown s in the seco nd half that t'ra liy hurt us. OvrraH I was pretty well pleased ." Th ' Eag les did an out standing job In taking Oak Hill out of it s p.1ss ing gdn11' as the Oaks only gained 75 yards . Th!'Oaksgained 304 ya rd s rus hing to th e Ea~ les 65. The Oa ks were penalized 8 timf'S for 80 va rds while EHSwas penalized 6 · lim es for 45 ya rds . Individual honors we nt to Mark Griffin for tllC Eagles who sca mpered six limes for 28 ya rds. Offensively Jay Reynold• caught one aeri al for eight ya rds for thf' Eagll's . Leadi ng tacklers were Mark Griff in a nd Ja y Rey nold s with 4 una ssisted a nd 4 assisled tac kll's a piece for the Eagles. Eastern fell to 1-2 overall a nd will face Sy mmes Va lley Friday night at home in a nother SVAC cont est. Statistics First Downs 5-13; Ru shing L. W. CENNAMO AnORNEY-AT·lAW 33b S. High St., Columbln, OH. Local Consultation In .Gallipolis DR. MICHAEL FURLONG Toledo results RUTLAND FURNITURE AN'D BOTTLE .GAS FAMILY OWNED 742-2511 • .-"l 65-304; pass ing 11 -75; Totals 81-392; ca mp -a tt e mpt s 3-7,6-16 ; intercep ts 0-1 : tumbles-lost 1-1. 3-2; punts 6-28, 1-37: penalt ies 6-45, 8-80 Friday's scores Uma ,l lath lit, Uma S tun.,nt·t' ;j I.J!.htl n II, '" htrllnl(lon G Uttlt • ;\1IJUnl l!l. Sprtnchor o ll I.Au·klllnfl Ill, Nrw .\tiiUTll 'I b """ &, ( ' lrd•·"lll~· "i l,.tl"'l Elm Jil fan~t l \\'l ~ · tu':ll h' r ft I AI nOOn\ Ul r ! )1, \t" n ..llt•ld Sr- 12 t ... rllln ~'\ h•w ':3. 1.onl n Br uolullct.· 11 I.Jor-alllo C ' lt • ~~tr._l•· v. t l . l ..t r ~~oln I' a t h t l .cn·r l~and ~li. tlnnt,\ 'W\l' n II l ..&tM t•ll• 1111' IS., p,. j t•r,.,ur• Nprin,; I:I M a dl~on 'U , (;t•nru n M an~llt·ldM•d :! l . ) II \ 't•rnun I! M11n1-. ( 'rll!">lwood 1:1, K'oQdrldlt'"'; Mllrk-ntoll :U, Milltt>irv. ; .\i~~orlolo• lu•·"' ti, ftr.dlunl 0 C. l' t rr:y 0 ~f ll'"Jilllo n 11. rant on Glt>nOIIk u 1\hl.uml••· :u . To! W.'nndw•rd i ' ' Mila n tA:t l~~ln t'l n• land~ Mlll"nt M, l ln K alnu1 Hill.. i Millbury Lillll' 14, Gt"n tll 1 \1111-l/lllrolll 1'1 . 0 ,....li,ll !.. , ""IIi' I M Mln.. h•r II, o\n,. u nh t t:l Mu u~rl' l!t, C011rret 11>\' l'~· li Napolt'iJ n·'!:l. Rt•wlln~~; ( l rt' l' f'l a 1ot 1 N•·l..un\•lllr \'ork !U . 1-',.. d Hm ·kln1 ll Nf'"' l' hllldl'lphlllll. " om;.rr ·, II, ~ ftaiUrrmrt• 211, !" 1\! • ndT~kK 1 ~ . D~~t nhurJ' li l .o• mon Munr01• j ~ ( u llo' lll Hlll ""· &tll\' 1111 :1 :0. Ot•tt.,lo•d 13, l:.)' ndhur...t ftnt ~h ~ ~ KldKI'\ Ilk IJ. ('11 • \\ To·t•h 11 N~ortu11 Ill, (''I'Ph')' II Xur"alk ;w, Ohrr lln o 1\'nr .. •....d U , lin Tuprln ~ l) ~a h Hltr htJr ·r.. l\ttodmoN" 11 t illtk IIIII '!1. 1-:.t .. tt>rn Mo•l K" n Ol t•!Kanc II, thwkl') l' \ ' Ill I:I tMm ..trot F.. u ,. IIi, "i li.oo, .. u,, n It l't~r k~ouy ~I. MILLHONE'S Um11 r ,rry I l'u&.rll·lrl Ht•n ry !I, MoniJWih•r 7 PhUu !bQ, "' loll' .~•· Kh •j•r \ '11'14' 0 Plvmoulh :C 1. 1\!lhland ( 'rl!!l lvl pw 6 I'~ land 11, Strulhoi•r .. ti Port!IDIUUih E til, Mdk>rmoU N " ' & l'•i"rt.ootl'II! Ulh \\' u. LUl"IU0\'\11 {' v Ill ti fl'mlllunln.: V:d ~ . Torofd o)l Ra\'l'nrw H . llarhC'rt on 1 Manon,.. Soulh1•...,1 lt . " 'lndh llnl I fW\' i.'f'l' ' RUTLAND. TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - You Look Well captured the feat ured fo ur th race at Raceway Park Friday night, beating o~t Peters Principle by a half· lenglh. · Sovereigns Glory flnfshed ihird. Dr iven by C.J . Ross, You Look Well covered the mile in 2:011-5 and rPturned $5.80$4.20 and $3. The 3-7 da lly double comblnali on of Beths Persona lity and ' Jaydees Puppet was worth $95.20. RT. 35 -RIO GRANDE, OHIO 245-9111 11, t' lt•ld 1 Sandu!ltcy St Milff!O 211. Sr ne••a En 1.:1. f' ru... ll'r II ShHidan 49. N••w IA·•Inf{ton I! Shrr.,.ood Fulrvll'~' IM, Hui Kl'l ~ · I ~ )olldnt'Y ~ I. Oily ·l i•fff'rson IK ·" ldnry l.t· hmll.n It Sl Hf'nr)'6 Smlth\' lll f' 'til., Hlll'idalt' l Sn 111h Pnhlll fll . ltn~lrl IIIII I ~ 1 111h Rllnl:t' 21, 1\ot•r " '·"" R1•!i j ~,.IC' I' r vllk-1, Bluffton I Sprln~t N II , 01.)· !oltrhhlll!i II 24 HOUR TOWING SERVfCE ROLL BACK SERVICE ATLAS PINNACLE TIRES ""'•hl•la SCrutM·nvllh• 114, Dovrr II ~rtt~\'lll l' ~ I . PllrRlll Ill S.)·lnnla Norlh,·'rw 17, ", .... fth·hn1t1nd 3 t , fto•ttwl T ill <'ll N''"'' lhNnf'n tl. O.Ci-rll.lf Hlvt>r<Jdr " ' ••whur,\' '"'0' II f>tt.I~PI lhtr"Vf')' · ~· 1\:o;ht E d lt.'Wood j "PPIIIC )olhawtwf II. Ttt•unuw•h II st ['la lr..\'lllt> K, \\'f'lrton IW\' 11! :1 ~ Mar)'!' li. Ot>flllon t't' 6 Sian ion I ..a•• t(l , Sprlna: II MIIH'n-v. U. 8a fMiy \' ~t llfoy It Mln ~~;u 'll , ioihlld> Ott.vow11 Hills n . No rlhwood ti Sho •nan do~h Cla}'loq n Northmont t.\, Olwrlln AT VAUGHAN'S Ku .....,. II !K JI ~ . rort~~rnouth G !'i.o ulhwlosb'rn Ualll.11 II, S M1• l~ 1:1 Su ndu-.k,y tl, T ... l ,\ b o..'O mhorr D · ,\ lt-Own•ld U , Mlnl'nl Kl d1r II 1\lt•dlll.lll l. 1.. 111O o \·t•rlr lll; i\lrdlna Rudu•)'t' 1-. A\"otll l.ab t Mrl~ M . Hr mla.: k Millt'r Q l\trntur 17, Ro •r ea 0 MI161Y1 b.h11rr :RI . Dl&;v ftflmilnl 'l ·MI11,m l Jo: II, Sl I'MTI" (Jr 11 ham i Mldtil tio"n H SEE: CHUCK KITCHEN (h. lord T ill 11. TotS$ Frunl'l~ 6 fUda:tdiLir U. Rh'f'rdlll l' l !l l •itl Kh·t·r VIl li•·.~· n. ( ' a rt·~· II R4mt~own l:t, Strt'~·l~•oru 12 l(l,,..,furd l l. t-: WII,.·ood 7 ~~.,.~ M ~Q>~ \·II lf A. Mor u n 1 ~h·t omh It, \ ' 11n ftur .-llll •121 ' Orn·llh• HI. C11 na!Fult un N11rthwt>!ll n Rlo·hfh•ld ~1 1lrtl ns ft·rry Jt. Rr lciRI'po l1 'l M ~" •l 11~· ~~~• MERCERVILLE- Hos t Han- 5:13 left. and Johnson's kick with 6:32 left nan Trace scored early and often Second Period m ade it 31 -0. enrpule to a 38-0 Southern VaJ.Iey Brad Cremeens ramb led 46" Fo.u rth Period Athletic Conference grid victory · yards. Johnson 's kick was good Scott Ca ldwell r a n fi ve yards: over visiting Kyger Creek Friday shor tly after the second period Johnson's kick completed the evenin g, · bega n. ' game s scoring. The triumph left coach Larry Johnson kicked a 26-yard field Kyger Creek will ho' t Southw' Cremeens' Wildcats 3-1 overall. goal with five seconds remaining estern Friday . The Wildca ts' Coach Mel Coen' s Bobcats In the ha lf. Thai made the scor e dropped to 1-3 on the year. must prepare for dPfPnding, 24_0_ "We received good blocking up cMmpion and pre -season favorfront and our backs ran well, " Todd s~~~~~~er:~~ 13-ya rds ite Oak Hill at Hannan Trace._ . remarked Cremeens, who began ~-------------------------­ substituting freely midway In the third period. " It was a lso a good team defensive effort by our boys," he added, referring Ia the Wllpc:;ats shutout: "Coach Coen has a youn g and inexperienced tea m, but !hey really pfayed hard. l thought they hit us as hard as anybody we have 'played thus fa r," he concluded. •METAL FURNACE DUCT It was Brad Cremeens , along with Mark Wells .and Shad 25-FT. %X7X14 Johnson who led the Wildca ts STEEL BEAMS a ttack. Cremeens finished the game •18. BAR JOIST 30 FT. LONG with 164 ya rds In nin e carries . Wells had 66 In seven trips. •USED ELECTRIC HOT WATER Johnson booted five exira points HEATER, 20. Gallon and ·one fie ld goal. QB Grady Johnson comp leted one of two •METAL OECKING. 1400 sq . ft . aer ials for a minus two yards. Here's how the scor ing went: First Period Brad Crem eens raced 56yards. Shad Johnson kicked the point after with 10:45 on the c lock. Mark We )ls zoomed 36-yards. Johnson kicked the -PAT wi th Orf'tl:tln C'lll}' 7, Sy lwnlwt Suuth,•lt•v. U•·•ln.: \' al tt, .l onat han Aldrr II Po • rrJ~> hurx ' T.- 1'¥,.. •TIRE VA LVE FREE SAlE PRICE S41 .95 $45 .95 $49 .96 ' S48 .95 $49 .95 $53 .95 $66 .96 $58 .95 ' 59.95 ' 61 .95 ~u':~::~~·~~~M~·~~:""~-::~~··•h•rn 1:1 Ot• \' llttl s~ IIi, 1-lndlll)'! Tul ~,.,.r II, H o ll~nd Sprin,; n To I 'Ahllnwr '!'l. N1•wark ~ Tul v.' ~tk •• :t:J. On·~n !o'l trltt· t•ll Trt' Diilll F..d ,-:!•wood ~ l\, Uma l' l ' ll Tnol,. ,.tOd· i\latlisun 1$. t"r~1 11Jin •COMPUTER BALAN CING FREE •Guaranteed performance with ext;lusive 1 -year free re · placement - no m ileage or tread limits •50,000 mile assured treadwar •Steel . belted radial construction •All-weather tread design "' ' Warranty •Exclusive Road "Hazard \'al II. fo l H11mlllon Tv.·p O 'ntlln ('~hPFi ll. l'or t flinton II Tl lltn r·o lumhl 11n 3!, 1-'o.~torl u II Tl noro~ U . Hllltopft 1'n l •TIRES -MOUNTED FREE .. II Trn'· ll , I ..I' h ilnlln I t l ' hrll'lt..•\illto Cllty ntolll :1. Tu ~ law 0 .95 $69 .96 $61 .95 $64 .95 $67 .96 $69 .96 ' 71 .95 ' 73.95 ' 76 .95 ' 78 .95 ' 61 .95 ' 63 .95 ' 66 .95 ' 69 .95 ' 78.95 PlBS_/ SOR -13 Pl75175R -14 P1B5175R -14 P195175R -1 4 P205/ 75R -14 P215175R -14 P206175R -15 P21-5175R -15 P225 / 76R -15 P235175R -t 5 P1 85/70R · 1 3 P196170R -13 Pi 95170R -14 P205 170R -14 P225 170R-15 ::::~~ ' 5 1.95 ' 53.95 ' 56.95 ' 59.95 ' 64.95 ATLAS SEASONAIRE ®TIRES •Aggressive t~action rib design provides great all - weather performance •Economy steel belted tire saves fuel , delivers smooth. quiet rid e •Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty a METRIC STYLIZED BLACKWALL $33.95 155SR-13 $35 .95 165SR- 13 $39.95 165SR - 15 $41 .95 185170SR- 13 $41.95 185/70SR-14 $43 .95 195/70SR-14 RO CK SPRINGS- T he new ly fot·m ed Big Be nd Midget Foo t· ball LC'ague will hold its first scr immag e at the Meigs J unior High Fi eld In Middleport at 6:00PM on Mo nday Sejf!t)mber 21s t. according to s pokesperson Jud ,v Williams. The Pomeroy Eagles will faCE' . Whaley's Auto PariS enl ry. The coac hes for the respec t lve sq uad s are Bryant Hudson ant) Terry Gardner. Th ece will be a n admiss ion c harge at the gate. On Thursda y, September 24th the two squads will travel to Ga llipolis for two ga mes sc hedule d to start a t 6: OOPM a nd 7:OOPM . The na mes Of !he ir opponent s were not avai la bl e at ihls writing. 614-221-0888 • MARK WELLS Big Bend MFL plans scrimmage BANKRIUPTCY Announces his office practice will be located at306 NORTH SECOND ST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lo~ated in Dr. Dayo' s office PH. 992-3333 ·or 992-6603 Hannan Trace blanks KCHS38-0 in SVAC football opene~ The NBA's 42nd season Is to open Nov. 6. "We have a pretty good and solid disagreement with the Players Association about how the league should be structu red as we go forward , " Stern said. " But I sense thai the owners undersland the ls,o;ues !hat we' re dea ling with arid the players understand where the owners arP coming from . 4..:: , The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-5 Pomeroy Middleport · Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. 0 Trimble captures TVC golf toomey ATHENS - Last week's TVC Gol f Tournament was ho sted bv Nelsonville-York at the Ohio Univers ity Course. Team results were Tr imble, 183; Belpre. 189; Meigs. 191: Nelsonville- York . ' 196; Vi nton Co unt v. 199: Miller, 204 and We llsion. 209. Matt BakPr took ind iv idual • scoreing honors for Meigs with a 39. Other gol fer s were Scott Barton - 48; Todd Powell - 49; .Joe Smith - 55 and Van Kl ein- September 20, 1987 Stem·admits strike a possibility in NBA Southwestern edges ·Southern 14-13 in conference opener RACINE - Lo ng sustained drivi'S by the Southwestern High· la nders of Coac h Jac k .)ames In the t hird qua r1 er gave Southw estern a 14-13 Southern Valley At hletic conference victory over the Sou!hern Tornadoes l]ere · Friday nigh!. It was the confer· e nce opener for both schools.The Patriot team improved its record to 1·2 overall. Southern dropped to l-2 In all games. Southern took 1-he initiative in the outset a! !lie first half of !he contest, but s lowly let the High· la nders gai n the upper edge where they remained throughiml the evening. The running .game, led by senior rushers Joe a nd Chris Bryant a nd sophomore Josh Ha islop. roo!-" the game to the Tornadoes and kepi their defense on the field. Joe Bryant led all r ushers wilh 146 ya rds on 34 Ci!rr ies, followed by Chris Bryant with 69 ya rds on 13 deliveries. lneffect ive passing cnntributed to the defeat as the Tornadoes attempted 14 aerials w.ith no co mpletions. Bill He ns ler's .Tornadoes put !he first s ix points on the scor eboard as Todd Li s le sca mpered into the endzone from four yards out in 'the first quarter. Mark Porter kicked the extra point m aking the scor e 7-0. September 20. 1987 . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Plea1111nt. W. Va. FREE NFL TEAM JACKET@A~J 11·03 per roll AHic Blanket R-25 8 31 .25 sq M Buy 1oor more rolls of any Owens· Corning pink Fiberglas irtsulation and get a Free NFL Team Jacket( add $2.00 for postage and handling) This NFL Jacket is made of fine-quality satin with an insulated lining. Available in your choice of 28 NFL teams. · Offer Ends October 31, 1981, See participating dealer for details. - FREE EXTRA BONUS LIST PRICE $28 .95 $33 .95 $36 .95 $39 .95 $39 .95 $41 .95 $44.95 $46.95 $45 .95 $47 .95 $49 95 $52 .95 P155 / 80R -13 P165 / 80R · 13 P175 / 80R -13 P185 / 80R -13 P185 /75R-14 P195 /75R - 14 P205 /75R -14 P215 /75R - 14 P205 /75R -15 P215 /75R - 15 P225 /75R-15 P235 / 75R- 15 .. Exclusive Road Ha-zard Warranty* EXTRA PROTECTION YOU WON'T GET FRO"' GOODYEAR, GOODRICH, SEARS, GENERAL, UNIROYAL, MICHELIN, BRIDGESTONE OR FIRESTONE. ' '' you have a tirelfailure due to any road hazard - inclu~ing chuck holes, nails, glass. metal or other road surface conditions - we will r epl ace t he tire and charge you only for the actual tread wear . Ask us fo r detail s. •R a· dial A / W exc;:luded. Repairable punctures excluded. WE DO AUTO AIR CONDITIONING STEAK DINNER WITH 2 &·4 WHEEL NITREX OIL CHANGE COMPUTER ONLY $19,95 ALIGNMENT OIL, OIL FILTER, BEAR ACE COMPUTER ENGINE ANALYZER LUBE 4 or S QUARTS. CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Ph. 675-1160 312 6th Street Point Pleasant, WV. Store Ho~rs: Monday-Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00.p.m., Saturday 8 a .m. to 12 noon MILLHONE'S,- RIO GRANDE RT. 35 245-9111 ' '•· �Page C-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pirates outlast NY Mets I 0-9 m slugfes~ • Scoreboard ... Erlxoa. Majors PUthrwh- Sent rlaht wlq1 J•mlf' Ll"arh 11nd Stlln Drulil and drlcuemt'n ,Jf'ff"' •~er ud a.b " 'lisen lolhelr l••lor tum.;: rf'ltMM"d rl•hl win• Marty NATtoNt\L LEA.Gl'E RyllnNt'd Press lnterrw.tlolllll F...M..'il .St . P~'t . \\' L LouL~ Kl'tolll. GB 61 . !»!~ ~ h .171 , .., A3 i3 .su : 74 73 .303 11•-r 71 75 . 11\i H ~ Sr.,.· Voril ~hmtretd Phlldlphl Chln&A"U PIU!Ibrl[h Linescores f'tlday'!i MaJor LA-~""' R.>!!iull!i By Vnk td Prt>Ss bllrraatlonal Amerlcu IA.ap• IFinUI[Ilml'l Hoi.lon 1.1'!11 IIJII llfl - ·L!! 3 Baltmr DIO 0~2 e3x - t If I Hur ~"oi. Slanlt'y tfil and Mllrzan<t; H~tltviln , O'('onnor · (':) atid Nlrhllls, Krnntdy. " "- Hllb)'an [3-51. L-Hun;t (l:t-11) . H~-BD!iton, Horn 1101 : Baltlmo,..., Shf'ri!i t!fl) . , , 76 ..~~ 1-11"1 'fll"eol Sn Frnt'!lit' Clndnn.al HOU!!hm MJ' 66 .551 1'!1 71 .·197 K 71 76 ..1!13 10 ~'i ~-1 .-11!!1 I!! &2 14-1 .-t !li Ht•., 6~ Kl ..Itt 19 Lo11 An«t•b .4.itanl~t S.n Dlt'ltO FrldM,.y's Rr~ulho Mont noW ti, Phlladrlphla 3 Lau~ Cbh•ll«O K, Sl . I Pll bhu.-,;11 10, Nil'w York 9 Bo!tta CP•lladu.~ HI), 7: 115 p.m . Philadelphia ( Rl>lwk!y 17-1h at Mont · rt•al cMartlnl':l 5-3). 1 ~ 35 p.n•. Chh·ai{U (SII.nlhor!!un 7-7) au St. Loul"' ( Muranr 7-71. 8: 01 o.m. san Dh'p rW hll.'I-On 10-11 ) at Ho•ston l\1ilwllk oot 000 01$ - G II ll Or-troll 1111 ~:!0 OOx - "L II 0 Ph'SMl' (1l .frlm I~ ) a ndSurbotr : Tf'rn•U, llrnDt'mlln (9), H1•rnllndn 19 ), Kinl[ rill ~-3), 10: 05 p.m . Sundll.,l"'s Gllmt'Oi f hlcaf((IUI S&. Lout" · Nt•w York all'\tt!lhur«h Phlladfolphla at 1\lontrioal San Dlt•KtJ at Houston ,\tl~tnta at Lo!< ,\n,;eleo und Nokf.'!;. M"·-TI'rr"l'll ( 15-10 ) . 1. - M"r~t 1111111 {1ft.. II ). HRs - lk'!rOII, Nokl'i'l 1291. Evan .. {30); Mlh,·aUkt't'; Sn:um (2!1 . . Molitor i!SI. "-" EHII "AI'i LEA"ra 'E Ea!!t Mlnnrsm Oalt.land "i.& j ;J Kan~ ( ' t~· 7~ I. P1·t. .. .. ... l"llwauk~· St>w Vorll Baltlmur fll•\'tlnd Tt·xa.'l ( "allfornl Snttlt.' l'hi~II!'"O .6Jn .litl5 .55 1 63 j]t Ml•t i111 .129 261! 10 .327 . 51~1 7-t .300 il 76 . 00 6 ~ 7fl 7M .n:J M 69 711 .-169 M1! G5 tl'l .-1-1'! 1'! 1'1 Frldl\r's fkosults Toronf t!Cl !00 200 - 6 U I ~W l'rll II& IIIII (llfl-1.. !IO f"lllnt·) , ~u Kw hnan (1), Wtll!i p() ;~nd Whlu: Allf'a, CIMnrnts j 6). Sl:oddlll"d t "i) and !'lala.o;, l'r-rone. M'....('lllnl·y (1.,11) . L- Allt'n {0.11) . HR - Toronlo. t:psh11.w Mlfllk'f'iOC.ll 9, {'lt•\;l•llUid I !'k•"'tll' I. C'hlt:a~ 0 Tl!'uoo 5, ('~t.llfu rnl ~t I Ollklllnd I , Kllasa." City 0 S>~lurdu_t'~ Gam('S fk•\'t-land lfll ndloUI 7-1'' at .'Kinrw~uC.u ( VIollllli-!11), noon Toronto !F"Iuna~an :J.I ) al :'1/l'W \ 'ork (14 ), Callforn OtO 1011 611 - I ~ I TI'II:IIK Ill'! 211 1 t011 .- 5 & t Rt-uu, l..a"torku (i)II.Bd flmph·. &on!'; Guzman lin• Sfllll~hl. t\"-Go"tmlln (1-t. II ) . l -Rt·u,..; ( ..J--1 ). HR-C1111fornlw, .Joym•r 1311 ). ((iullk'k~n2-"!J.I:!Op.m. Mil.,."llollket' ( Bmtlo l~li) a t Detroll 11\lrx a ndt'f' 6-11), I : :!O p.m . SPIIItil• l l\1or~n 11 - li l 111 fhlt:ajtll f.() ) , 7 p. rn. Bo!O&on tfh·rnrns li-81 Ill Bultlmurt' !Bell 9-lt) , i : :J.i p.m . O~kl~nd IDa\·boi 11-01 111 Kansa" Cll .l' ( PI•tt' l Hlf .ll: fl:i p . m falllornia t i<iuHon 9-11) ul Tt'ti~l\ tWill 1-9f, /1: :15 p.m. , Sunda,y ',. Gam~ ( PL-tt•rS~Jn Ill Nl'~· o fh-IJMt .JIG I 0011 tiO- -L 6 :1 Mlnmlt 00"~ -IO'liHx -!I I! 0 1\kPrleldJO, Gordon !5), El4,;1t•rly ill. RH ier (7) llnd .Jit.ndo. Dors..'ll: Blylf'vrn, Kr~trdon (!I ) lind l.aludnf'r. W-Biyl,•v('n !l'" II ). L-Akl'rlc>IO.. ('U ). HR."Cirvf' lll.l'ld, SnydJ•r . (:n!'l, ,Jiit"Oby (:Jill : Mlnlll' iiOh& , ,Pucllett !!S), Brun;&n!'k)' ( 30) , 8u11h t16i . :11"! I Toronlo li, !\'4'W \'or!~ 3. &!limoN!'· Boo;lu• -1, ht BoSton Ill, Balllmort• "i, ~nd Dt-Crolt 'l, MU"'·auk ~ 6 Toronfo 19 U11kland 100 000 OJ8 - I ll I Hns1'1 ftJ too OM 0111 - t1 t I Onllw>rlt!i, Plu'* (j), & ·k...-slt'y (8) and T•IUeton, Stll'inhau·h; Guhh:zu. <.:artier (Ill 11nd Quirk. " "-Onlhf'rmo (1-11). L-Guhlt.a 111- 11 ) . HR-Oll!ldand, M . Dud'! I'll 1, jfi .-179 Bostnn _ooe oot ooo - St•~>~~tlt· Cllll ·»«o lltJO 118(} 000 - 116 0 Lani['llon 11nd S. Br~tdh,·: llautnl!ilt'r und Fhok. '.11"- l..anr;scon tl"-11 .1. L-&n· nlMt••r ( IS· II) . flndnmul ac San Frand11cO GB - •, " """ "" ..m " " .ntl ;u " and walked one ingame pitching his fourth complete of the season. Danny Cox, 9-8, took the Wallach tied a club record tor RBI In a season, leading the Expos. Bryn Smith lmprov ed to 10-7 while Bruce Ruffin !ell to 10-14. Wallach's 113th RBI or season, tied the club mark set by Andre Dawson in 1983. Padres 2, Astros I · At Houston, Benito Santiago exten!led his hitting streak to· 22 games and drove in the winning run to pace San Diego. Reliever Lance McCullers, 8-8, picked up the victory and Dave Smith, 2-1, suffered the los~· in rel!e f . Dodgers 7, At~ta 4 At Los Angeles, John Shelby highlight a six-run sixth Inning that powered the Dodgers. Ore! Hershlser, 16-13, yl!ilded 10 hits while striking out eight in his ninth complete game of the season. Rookie Pete Smith, 2-1. was the loser. American League Roundup Randy Bush proved to be a capable substitute for a capable substitute in helping the Mione. sola Twins snap a three- game losing strea)<. Bush, who earned a start at . · of Injuries to first base because regular Kent Hrbek and backup Gene Larkin, drove In five r uns a 9-4 victory over thfl Cleveland' ' Indians. Minnesota Improved Its record • at the Metrodome to 5(), 23, the'' best home mark in the majors. The Twins lead the American . League West by 31· 2'games over : the Oakland Athletics and four · overtheKansasC!tyRoyals.The : A's beat the Royals 4-0 Friday. Elsewhere, Detroit edged Mil· waukee 7-6, Toronto toppetl New , York 6-3, Seaitle trimmed Chi· : cago 1·0, Texas stopped Cal!tor- • nia 5-1 and Baltimore and Boston .. splltadouble-header, the Orioles · winning · the opener 9·4 and • rlrrip~pe=d=a~t~h~re~e-~ru~n~h~o=m=er~t~o=~F~r=id~a=y:n~ig:h:t=t=o==t=h=e=Tw=l=n=s=to=.=d=r=o=pp=i=n=g~th=e=n=lg=h=tc=a~p=I=0-=7=·~'~ 3 los:~ ~::r~!i.p~~~~s Galar· i raga drove in two runs and Tim THIS E.EK'S SPECIALS•.' M"tptan, Mluhfolla (S). Aldrk'h Ill. ( Ryan !1-U ), K:35 p.m . Atl1111ljji (Vb.vlnt' 2·~) at Lull An~~;t>ll',. Dtotroll Toro!Co lOG 018 300 - It 17 0 Bltmr IIIIIID't 130 - - 11U , Wooch'-'llrd, Bolton (I),GIU'dnl'r t ll.la•d S.IIVIln; Bliii!U'd. <irll'fln (51: IUniMint'n t"'/1, Nlrdenfut"r ( t) and k<:>nnedy . 'W\" - " ·oodwil.rd (1-0 ). L - llallll.l'd lHI. HR!!i-Bo!olon, Dodson ( I) ; &ltlmorl', Kf-nned)· ( 111. Sal•rdiQ"'I G11.m8 fln('tnn&ll (Bmwnlag 1- 1!) at SMn t'r llncl!«·~• (Lal'OIIIi lt-10), -1 : 85 p.m. New \ "ork IAI•Dera &-~\ id Pllt~rch ( HIIIeRlL" By DAVID AVITABILE Up) S rt8 W It po Pittsburgh r er Pi Th last lace e 1 ed·P th spoiler role t~ t ra es Pay e second consec f II00 I th · per ecnight utive .or e The Pirates outslugged the N Y k M t 10 9 second-place ew or es · Friday night. after shutting out leading St Lo uis 0 r th di I I e v 1-0 s onCardinals Thursday. · Cubs 8, Cardinals 1 At St. Louis. Rick Sutc!!ffe, . d 8• h ur Ied a · rour· h liter 17an Keith Moreland arid Bob Dernier drove in two runs apiece to lead Chicago. Sutcliffe struck out nin e (~I.:Ord G~UT"It') S11o0 Dlf'I(O 2, Houston 1 Lo11 A.n«elt>.!i i. AU~tntll -1 September 20. 1987: Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 1'\.' ~ttidrud Lu,ut' 100M _lOt - l It II ,' follltl 381 "ZfiO Dtb: - ' - !It Ku rna. St>wll'll (3), Tulln•r {I ), Rltt·htr (~1. f' rohwlrlh Iii u.nd Pllrrillh: Smith , Wli'Gilffl!'"lll! (1). Burlw (!I) and FliZJt:l'" r~tld. W-Snitth 1 IQ-71 . 1. - fWtfln {11-1-1) . PhldJp l 'ork ;\"~o~.· Yr ...1 131110 010 - - 9_ t I Ptt ..JI 110 011 ~~~~ - Ill Jj I C'undeluill. Lf-ac.:h (~ ) , Sholl ( l ) , M.l' tors Mllwa ukf'P"ui Dt>trnU Boston :u fblt lmon• Clf'nlan• alt Mlnnt'Sotu St•l&tlk· .. fhk~ 01tkland a t Klln!<ills ( "It)' ("allfurnla :U T~~o:as M('Dow~ll Ut. lil. HO and 0rl)!l(.'ll fllt lt'l': Flshrr, P1111e r..,n J;l ), Smile)' li). Rohht!'>On OH . Gou ttl wnd Ortiz. Lli.VM!Urrf". t\· --.~ rnllr,w ~~~1. L-MJ"et"N (~ii) . H&- Nt'w \'ork, Stn~whe-rry fi71 . Tflllf'l 111 1. rarlt'r 11!'11 : Plll.ohurJh , ( "».n"'•losl Ul . Transactions S~tn fta.,. r-hall ("Icy - N 14tn~d -John l\ ut hlln llll&llllJtt'r for 19/li'l SI' I*Son. St . Luul.. - ,\tthat ~d outflt•ld~>r fuM. F"oni lrurn tht• !I· d~y dl~ahlrd list Oit-Jt 0911111111 0!11 - t! t Holl..ton IIIII 001 ()00 - I !I I ·IOnt"S, Da\"l-> fi ). Md " ullt·r~ {; J and Santi:~~ : ~.bl..,;, Smkh ( !!) a nd R. Kan,.. ~ Rrynol~. " - Mc("ul18s (fl-lll . L-Smtth (! · 1) . t ' ootbll.ll Nl ' ·'j'l:oo - WaiH•d quart1•rhat:k David Nnrrlt• off lajun·d rt•M'n"t". Chh'att 1100 11 2 :un -11 10 o Louis 110111100 110 - I_ 4 % Sutcllfff' and l)u,•ls: Co~~: , Pl'tf' rll (7 ). Trrry {i), Hort .. n 17) , D~twko.v Cll l a nd P~n.. Pacno~zl . \f - Su tcllfff' ili·l'l). I. - fo"' ff..ll) . .'!>~ . Phlla d1•lpbla - WaiYrdsaff'l)" Brl'•~o~rd \o\"ll!iOn. Plll:ohul1;h - .'ilped olft•n.~ l vt• lat•klt• ,ft'rr)' Quick: pla1 ·rd llnrhad1.e r Krn \\"ol)dard on Jnjurt'd rf.'!Ol'rVt' ll!!t . S11,n Ule,ro - " "al\•rd df'f~nlll\'t' h•·k T r d w•"Hockcy Ha riford - Si~d deft-n!il'man olot'l Qurnnt\'lllt• to a:- yt•ar t"G nlnt1 with ~n u plio• ) "'' ar. 1\'\" Ranvr"' - Si(Tif'd l~ft wlnlll" .Jan ,\IJ;~nca t2tlllll fMHl - 1 11 u I.Jo •\n-'1 1110 1116 OO.x - 'L !J I P . l>imllh, 1\.~nmat· h r r lfl). Mahlrr til. IHdmon ( "i ) and \' lr~l: Ht>r~hl,;t• r and S..·M.....:·la. "" - H1 • r.~ hl..;rr 111--131 . f.-P . Smith I 1-:.?). HR.. - t\tlllnhl. Murpfl)' 1 ~1 ) : '""''" r\n~~:t>ll'S , Shefh)' till) . Logan, Athens • cop WinS - - ~IIIWHJ! ~imt.-j.nti Section D~ proposed tax gets another hearing Business , ..l --------~~--~------------------~----------~--------------~~~~~ - Florid~'s period. We' re not going after revision, we are going alter repeal." . Others, however, would be satisfied with revision, if it led to an exemption for advertisers. "Our goal is to get advertising out," said Daniel Jaffe, vice president of the Association of National Advertisers. Opinion polls show Florida voters overwhelmingly oppose the tax . The meas ure extends the state's sales tax to previously exempt services, including, advertising, pes t control and legal services: · . Rep ubl!can Gov. Bob Martinez, an ear ly backer o! the tax. oal!ed the special session in hopes of winning a public nifer'endum on the issue. His plan has gai ned little support amon g lawmakers. and Martinez has dropped a bid for the vote. Pol!tical discussion · instead has focused on . repeal or revision of the tax, as well as possible rep laceme nts . " I think a. lot of this grief cou ld ha ve been avoided had the legislature been a little more prudent." said Norman Davis. a Miami lawyer who represents the Florida Associ.atlon of By DON FINEFROCK UPI Business Writer . ' l\1!A!yll IUPIJ - Opponents of Florida's wide-reaching sales tax on services will have a chance to bury the controversial measure this ~:~~·P;~:~~~~o[~~~~~~gislature meets to rethink Lawmak~rs are to gather In Tallahassee Monday for a s pel'ial three-day session to consider wheJher the state's 5 percent tax on 'services should be repealed, revised or submitted to voters for approvaL The tax took effect July 1. ~ Should legislators decide to dump the tax , It would represent the second such legislative retreat in three years. In 1984, state lawmakers killed a unitary tax, adopted in 1982, that sought to tax corporations based on worldwide opera lions . Some service-tax oppQnents, such as Thomas •waits, executive vice president of the Florida 'Hotel artd. Motel Association, are backing repeaL " My observation Is that there is an awful strong, growing elemen t o! support for repeal," Waits sa id. "We are against the tax on services. • Loga n and Athens. along wllh Gallipolis. posted non-league grid wins Friday while Jackson. Marietla and Warren Local all suffered setbacks. At Loga n. a 25-yard field goa l by Eric Ma cDonald midwa.v in the seco nd per iod gave the Chiefs (:1 9-7 victory over ·visit in g Ci rclevi lle. Ryan Wilson's two-yard r un had put LHS ahead 6-0 in thP firs t period. Thl? Tigers led 7-6 in the second on Ma nsi! Hurlbut's twoyard run and PAT by Rob Davis. · Logan, now 3-0. was led by Paul Cla rk' s 63 vards . LHS totaied 202 offensive · yards. Ci rclev ille • dropped to 1· 2. AI Wheeling, QB Eric Mcintire passed for two touchdowns to lead the 4-0 Patriots past Warr.e n Local. 40-13. The War r iors, now 1-2 . we re lead by Adam Wes t a nd He a th · Eddleblute who scored on ru ns of one a nd .l4 yards. AI Jackson, undefC'ated Wav ~rly took a 19-9hal!time lea d over the lronmen, then sta1·ed of! th e host tea m to post a 33-22 ,·ictory. QB Rick Tat e passed lor two touchdowns to led the Tigers while Jackson's Todd Bachtel Jall!ed a pai r of TO's and 'C hr is Moyer ra ced 42 yards wi th a n intercepted pass to account for the lronmen scor es. Waverly is ,1-0 a nd Jackson 0-,1. At Glen Dale. W. Va .. QB Chuck F izzell threw fo r three touchdowns to lead J oht1 Ma r shall over MariN ta. 49-0. Marietta's defense yiel ded ~41 ya rds in dropping to 2·2. Ma r · s hall is 2-1. l"nlon IAtl'alll, ( "adll. II t\tlll)kton :1~ , llny ·: WASHINGTON (U Pil - U,S. ' billion In commercial debt s to banks lost $10.6 bi!l!on between U.S. banks s ince February . April a nd June a nd 'a re heading In' spi te of the bad new s, (bward their worst year since economist Jerry Jordan of Flrs l 1-934, but government officials · Int ersta te Bancorp In Los An· 'ind analysts in a way ar·e glad geles said financi ers have tended happening. lo support the banks'. move. The • The Iosws in nrt ear ning Standard & Poors lndt>x o! 40 reported Tu esda y bv I he Federal financial slacks dropped just 0.52 Qeposit Insurance Corp. rcprcs· point a fler Tuesday's FDIC re· ~t the fir st quarter ly iossrs port. for exa mple. s1 nce figures were fir_,, rom piled " In vestors understood these <1 lew years a~o . The FDIC sai d loa ns weren ' t worth JOO cents on they also mpa n ba n~ s a rc likely the , dollar.' ' Jordan exp lained. to ca m only $4.5 billion to $7 " The marketpla<'c ca m e to apbillion In J987. thl' IowPst si nce prC'c lat e this kind of truth In numbt"r s actually fcii iri 19:14. accounting. It mean s we now ca n .. Thl"' losses came beca u se go back to business as usual. " American ban ks' sc t as ide an FDIC Chairman L. Willi a m Ullprccedcnted $21.2 billion of Se-Idman said the net losses for I heir holdings lo covP r potential tftc quarler , plu s the likelihood wrlte -orrs or loans. or those. the I hat about 200 banks will fail thi s strakiest are in Brazil. which has yea r . mad Tuesday's report not pa id any interest on It s $2:1.6 " the worst .. . we arc i!kely 1o see lor any tim e In the future. " rrs TORONADO We sold it new - fully equipped with all the options you would expect. Only 3.983 low miles Compare and Save here. • t "JIJW>r Sandu"k,v :11, ( 'lydt•ll l 'rh11nall. Plqw 1:! l. tk • ~~tl:L fol Rr·ac~,,· 7 Van :16. frllna '!I 1986 PONTIAC TRANS AM · T-top, 11,863 low miles. locally owned. New S-Biazar trade - Showroom New! ""••rt Xt·nla :!ll fc·ntt't' lilt· tO \ "o un-'""' ,\foon~· .\ 7, ,\u"'linlv'fl'n·t' lldt " 17 Rt"y...,ld,.;bur~; SCIPIO TWP. VOL. FIRE DEPT. M"aw!M'On :u, Swan ton 0 M"llvcrl)' :tl. ·l~tt'luwn :e~ \\'lt)'rwdalj• ~ I . flio,.·a)'rwli M"IQ''"' Troll'!' H , Hh •k!ivlllt• fi 0 M" llllam !illu r~~: Kt'>l lf'rdllf> N :1:1, Duhlln i M'L•!dt•n·lllt' :-1 1~ . Ph·llll'rlnJ*on li KEITII ELEAM, 1511-pound junior r eceive r, sh~cked host Symmes Valley Friday night by returning a punt 62 yards In I he final period lor a touch· down to tie the count at 14-all, selling the state for a 20-14 North Gallia Pirate victory over the Lawrence Counttans. YES ' • 12,143 low miles, sunroof, tilt. cruise, AM/FM with cassette. 88 Beretta trade- SAVEl ... ENROLL IN THE FALL CLASSES Admissions Office 446-4367 DELAWARE . Ohio IUPI) Armbro Feather, driven by John Kopas. captured the $200,000 Jugette for 3-year-o!d filly pacers Friday as this year's program of Grand Circuit Harness racing came to a close at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. The ,Jugette, and the companion Old Oaken Bucket, were in the program carried over from Wednesday when the card was rained out. Armbro Feather, owned by the Armstrong Brothers of Inglewood, Ontario. won her elimlna· tion divi.s ion in 1: 56 1·5 while Legacy of Love, co-owned b)' former NBA star Sam .Bowie, won the other in 1:57 3· 5. Legacy of Love was driven by John Campbell. Prepare for your future TRAIN IN FIELDS ·THAT PAY WELL••• •Business Administration •Executive Secretary .Computer Science · •Accounling •Medical Office Secretary •Data Entry FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEnEMIER 28, 1987 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR. Light blue with custom bucket seats. Tilt, cruise. AM-FM stereo, local car. New Celebrity trade. ~ Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Financial Aid Still Available JOB P'-ACEMENT FOR GRADUATES Southeastern a·usiness College ~ . •, 529 Jl(KSON PIKE Rt1- No. M-11-1055 8 -\ .· ~-··- ·- ---·- . ·-· . -• 1 ~ ~ ...... - --- - "The Heartbeat of the Ohio Valley" 1616 EASTERN AVE. . GALLIPOLIS 446•3672 1 ,lOINS SMITH-BUICK Smith Buick -Pontiac announced that Tom M. Kessel has recently been added to the sales staff. Kessel worked lor his lather at Kessel's Market on U.S. 3!i lor 10 years and ha." been the sole owner or the market lor the past 21 years. In addition, he has also been In business at Kessel's Quality Mobile tlomL'!I lor the past seven years. ,. medical coordinator : : Cy nthia Haney, R.N ., of Bidwell, was named I he medi ca l coordinator at Middleton Eslates lin September 1. ·· A graduate of Ohio Un!vNsily 4anesville. he has had var ious ''• There is still time to Feather captures jugette feature ,. ~amed 7-10 INSTANT WINNER CARDS liCENSE NO. 0662-45 W~rrt'n RETIRF.S - Mabt•l Niday, I a Pn'!lldenl's ('Jul) m ember of , }\von, recently retired alter ! selllng ,\von products for a • tottd of 32 years. starling In : 1952. She had sold lor 10 years, ' until 1962, when she quil lor '• three years. She returned to ' i"elllng In 1!16~. continuing until this year oenlcing her custo'mers In the Gallipolis area. ; 'ller sales were at s uch a level ; 'that she wa.• appointed hy ~ ~AVon U!S u Prcsldf!nt's Cluh : Member. •• EVERY TUESDAY EVENING M't'!i tlall6, Ro!i !<i !otoutht•Witt•rn I ('lo t J M"ht.' f'II'T"Shu!1t:: , ( 'oil! (.i t0\"1'11 Whl'f'lln• Park t"'\' u ) 10, 18,510 miles. New S-Biazer trade. Local car. We sold it newl Light blue interior. REGULAR GAMES S 10.00 TEAR OFF SHEET GAMES II S.OO BONANZA GAME $100.00 52 Nos. JA<KPOT S3QO.OO ""~IM'!iflt·ld GoMhrn n l'rhld n M'I\Y rM'S\illll' '!ii, Twin \ ' al S 7 tlrs t.Jrffl·rson 21. WIIUt'hllll i M'f'lih•rn 8ru,.n 1-1, 1986 ·CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 . BINGO thrn'n Hardin,; .ao. Ci t- Lln cohtM"O M"atklnll Mt•morial '!1 , •• • \\)·nfurd ; , S)•t·amun· Muh11.wk fi Wyomln~ t7, Ort·r Park 0 \'t'rmlllon 7, .\mt.:•r_... :1 Ver!UIIIf'll '!II, foiiN·•It•rll \'I Non (' oulll )' Ill; A.li'llnndl'l" 0 W Branc•h 1:1. Unkmtow n Lab Ill " "Cilr rolltOII 13, Bf'.ll.\'rrc·rc•f'k; '.II' Gf'llll!'"ll t:t. Map!~ · HI~ 7 M' Holrn('!i U, WGO!-trr Trlway fi WUh(ortyS ;dt>m 13, Rld~m onl II M" :~odMworthtt, Hudson It " "ap11.llaR11a :10. (Htawa Glandorf K A dozen or so of the nation's largest businesses, including Procter & Gamble Co .• Lever Brothers Co .. General Foods Corp. and RJR Nabisco Inc.- , announced plans to cut advertising in !"lorida because of the tax . addition, many businesses and trade groups canceled Florida meetings. Walts said those cancellations have cost h!s industry $34 million. An advertising exemption would allow legis la tors to satisfy the most vocal' critic~ of the tax. while preserving the bulk of the revenues, The tax on advertising is expected to raise $105.6 million, out or total first-year service tax revenues of $721 .2 m!llion , according to the state Department of Revenue. In : : : , • : ' : : ; nursing positions and experience with the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled . Seven residents and four staff members plan to travel to South Port , N.C. on September 16. Most of the JOUs !rom ot her nations are he ld by the 10 largest U.S. banks, and it was t.hose that contributed the most money to th e set-asides for Joan losses. As a result, FDIC off! cia !s sa id . the 10 largest banks are likely to show co ll ec t ive iy a Joss or income . for th e yea r . Th e smaller of the nation' s H.OOO banks do not have prob· tern s w_ith fore ig n debtors, but ins tead have been hit hardest by bad agricultural a nd oil industry loa ns. A total of 99 banks. all co ns idered s ma ll with less tha n $300 million In asse ts. !a iled between January and June of !his year . " At the present pace. total faliures (or the year will approach 200. s urpa ss ing last year' s record total or. 144." the FDIC sa id . Th e Southwest' r e- Pharmacy director elected POINT PLEASANT, W. VA . J . Richard Eddy, director of pharmacy at P leasant Valley Hos pital. was eJected to the Board of Director s of the Wes t Virginia Pharma cists Assoca tion during th e organization's 80th annual convention in White Sulphur Springs. W.Va. Eddy w!ll serve as dir~ctor at large until August 21, 1~88. during which tim e he will be involved in Issues o Involving health -maintenance organ!za · lions. mali-order prescriptions and mandatory coillinui ng education for pharmacists in West Virginia . ;Money ideas :The newspaper industry By STAN EVANS pricing structure. Wllh the only · , GALLIPOLIS - I should ga me In town. and a nexlble mise this week's article w inventory sit uation. a news paper •fact that I like can pretty well charge whatever the common the traffic can bear. s tock of some of Unlike that of broadcasling, •the 'companies therefore, a newspaper's pricing in this Industry . structure is by and large · not The stocks In subject to supply and demand. this group have The result: the ability to pass been standout s along cost increases as they in the market. a occur and a media business that, outperform th e barring such uncontrollable ex- ~ }narkeL . ternal phenomena as wage and • From an investor's point of price controls, Is In many ins tan· view' the most important fact to ces recession-resistant In that remember about the newspaper adverlising linage and circulabusiness is that it is a monopoly tions declines can. to a large' ,business.ln more than 95 percent degree, be offset by price ·Pf the newspaper markeis In the increases. United States today, either there 0-.:er !he last 10 years. the Is only one newspaper, or there newspaper industry has under)re two newspapers belonging to gone a number or changes, all of ·one company. More important which have produced a business ·lrom a business perspective, that is considerably more effi· ;11ewspapers are an unregulated clent and more profitable than in ,monopoly bus!ness - th,e only the past. )uch monopoly business in the (Mr. Evans Is an Investment 'pation, in · facL This ~nlque brokeOor The Ohio Company In '•ltuatlon gives a newspaper Us Gallipolis office. ) considerable control over its • . II i • • I • ' •, • ; ' NEW ANTENNA system being assembled here earlier this summer for top ol station's 400-loot tower. Local radio station boosts power GALLIPOLIS - WYPC-FM recently sign~ on with a new \ J tower and antenna system, a new transmitter and a new power rat ing of 50.000 watts. The most recent changes. the resull of y~a~ of planning and several month s- of preliminary work. began last year with a new mu sic format and many techni· cal improvements, punctuated with the add ilion of more power· lui transmitting equ ipment and a new 150-!oot secl!on to the transmit ling tower. The addition to the tower, which now gives it a height of 400 feet, makes the delivery of the 50.000 watts 10 the listening public possible. This boost in I '! t power is an increase from the 35.000 watt s prev iousl y delivered by the station. Firm to focus on ~smiles from .home' COLUMBUS - Bob Evans Farms Restaurants will focus its " Just a few smiles from home" advertising campaign on in· creased dinner offerings begin· nlng September 14. · The dinner marketing program is part of Bob Evans Farms Restaurants $7 million advertising · ca mpaign for this year. Campbeli-Mithun of Chicago, Ill., is the agency of record for Bob Evans Farms Res taurant s . With the ·exception of Flor ida , the ca mpa ign will appear in all major markets where the restau rants are located. Articles of incorporation papers are filed COLUMBUS- Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown reported recently that articles of Incorporation have been !lied with his office by C.M. Subs, Inc., at 303 Upper River Road. Gallipolis. The business is owned by John R. Rairden. · · Townships audited ATrENDS SCIIOOL- Kim Robbins, manager ol the Fiesta Hair Fashio1111 salon at 322 Second Ave., Gallipolis, recently completed a training and techniques course at Fiesta University, at the cor- . porate headquarters. Robbins, a Gallipolis resident; received her cosmetology II· · cense from Buckeye Hills Career Center. Robbins heads a staff featuring Cindy IIIII, Patty Landaker and Francie Workman. . ., inst itutions. some banking region. with 53 of the 99 fa ilu res com ing from that area . 'seidma n predic ted the number of failures will drop by 25 pcr(·ent next year while thC' ·n umber of weak instilutions that it rates as "problem " banks will hold s tea dy at about 1,601l. Wkkllflt• '!ll, \\IIIQU!'"hh) s (f Willard !!'0, Mar~~:art•tla II Wor1hinl{lon Hi, Elyrill fl " ' Seidman sa id he is confident of better days ahead. :·While it is a big loss. in th e long .run it ma y be good for bu sin ess.'' sa id the man who se fed erel agency helps oversee banks by insuring bank deposit s and by closing debt -ridden mains the nation's most troubl e- 1:1 dult• economy ,' ' he said. State officials have said the money is needed to keep state services in pace with Florida 's exp losive growth. Unlike other states, Florida has no personal Income tax and Is .constitutionally prohibited from adopting such a levy. Jaffe and other opponents do not argue with the state's need for 1110re funds, only with the means for raising the money: And, al!hough those opponents clearly have sought to put pressure on lawmakers, Jaffe said his group would prefer to win the exemption fo r advertising based on the merits of its arguments rather than clout. "We're hoping that whatever is decided will stick," Jaffe said. "So we hope they are no t just feellng the heat from us . We don't want political muscle to be the thing. That is the only long-term .Protection for our industry. " But a exemption for a!lvertisers . might leave other groups disgruntled. Waits said such an exemption would not solve the problem. "We still feel that a 1 percent increase in the sales tax would be a far more palatable ~ol ution ," he said. S. banks heading toward· ~orst year since depression l.m•Ill Mt'ad!J~ ­ Broad~asters. which opposes the Jax on advertis!'ng. Davis said advertising shou ld be exempt on constituUonal grounds - advertising represents commercial speech. he said- and because of its role in the economy. ''Sure, we're getting killed. But so is the - ~. Friday's scores I PIJI' f September 20, 198:,0 \ L CREW FROM, World Tower of Mayfield, Ky ., finishes work on WYPC's new 400.foot tower. The three-bay standby antenna that used to be on top olthe tower can be seen on left, near the top oft he tower. COLUMBUS - State aud,itor Thomas E . Ferguson ·an~ounced i Wednesday that officials from 45 NEW YORK '(UP!) - Stock loclll government units have prices retreat~ last week In the received copies of audil reports lace -of a weJk dollar, rising by the state. o-4 • interest ratej, and Friday's Audited were two state depart ments, six counties, five human triple-witchinll hour. service departments, 16 town- . The Dow J9nes industrial aver, ships, five cities, nine villages, age fell ~0 to 2524.64 after rising· 47.Jjl·points last week in a and two libraries. Among 'the 16 townships were bounce·b\l'ck from a dive to just Green, Perry and Raccoon town- below 2500; ' ships In Gallla County. t" Stocks sljde on rising interest rates ' Losing issues knocked out advances 1,354-587 among the 2,174 issues traded on !he New York Stock Exchange. The markel posted a narrow gain Mond a!· but folio wed that w\th four stra!ght losses. The Dow tumbled 46.46 points Tuesday, 36.39 Wednesday, 2.29 points Thursday and slipped 3.26 point s Friday. · .' �,- Page-D-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Public Notice 6 Lost and Found PUBLIC NOTICE loti •n the Mtchtntc St. ••• ADVERTISEMENT OF BIDS Galha Metgl CAA ia now accepting btdlil for replactng the gaa furnace, addtng can tralatr condittontng. and up· gradtng ducttng aystems to tta ~ffteea in Cheahtra. Ohto Sealed btda wtll be accepted until 4.00 p m , September 30 , 1987 Offtce apace •• appro•• motoly 3200 oq tt and it 1 two-11ory butldmg con Each btd muat be for the total system (haatang and coohngl The Galha-Metgs CAA reserves the right to watve any •nformahttes or to reJect any and all bids Galha· Metga CAA ts an equal employment oppor· tuntty employer Call 367-7341 or 992 6820 for any funher tnfor· matt on Farm safety makes sense .. Agnculture Is a 1 elatively hazardous mdustry 1.700 people d1ed and 170,000 were disa bled In agricultural work accidents last year Most workmg people have a safety and health a dvan tage over those who farm What ex plains the differences m Injury and death rates betw een farming and m ost other lmes of work? For one, farmers work all hours and many of the days are long and tax ing Resulting !atJque can lead to acc 1dents Most other people work a 35-lo45- hour week with weekends or days off. plu s hol iday s , to r estore themselves Further, farmers oft en must be jacks of-all trades Not only are they busmess ' people, they are also ma chinery operators. chemasts, mechamcs superv isors, and animal tenders. Many other working people do a limited number of tasks; they are tramed and supervised and can get backup help Many people work m relatively agreeable ~ n v~ronment s Fa rmers enjoy 'l1any days when weather Is !me but must be out there when 11 1s not They are exposed to mt ense sun, msects chemicals, n01se, tox 1c gases dust. and other detrimental en vJronmental condJtaons Many farmers suffer heanng loss because of operat1ng no1sy machmery Few farmers take adva nt age of personal protec tive equ1p men! And they often remove shielding and by pass safety devices Jn a recent survey of power takeo rt shielding, Purdue Umvers1ty resem chers fo und tha t ma ster shields were m1ssmg or lnoperallve on ove r hal f the 11ac tors checked In at her occupatwns, most workers can ca l1 tn s1ck when necessary . Farmers ca nnot do so If urgent work 1s waliJflg, many w11l a ttempt hazardous JObs despite their a ilment s Farmwomen who give b1rth or adopt do not rece1ve the ma ternity leave that many of the ir count e1 parts mother mdustnes do They ca n only !(am time if theli fmd someone else to take over t he1r chores CORN PRICES Corn pnces after after showi ng some mod est streng ht m May and June, Ann ou nGP. mP.ll Is 4 Giveaway 25 m color tv Does not work Co11814 448 0898 thro.t Mav hr.tt flea colliN" on Answers to Muffin Ctll 814 992 2121 7 Call MGM FARM CITY For All Your Farm and Home Heating and Petroleum Needs 2 Telev'llions 093t Yard Sale ... ··Gallipolis · & Vicinity Wed II Thurt Sept 23 & 24 Co11 re11denc6 at Evergreen on Old Rt 160 Mov1ng Sale 33 Holcomb Hill out Rt 141 Sept 22 23 24 9 6 Dinette a&t . end tabl•. coffee table bed et c Alto yard ltltttemt ..... P.t Pleasant & Vicinity Vard uiAt on leon Bedfln Road Monda'f thru Saturday starting Sept 21st Ltrge commum ty 10 famdtet B Public Sale & Auct1on R1 ck Pearson AuctiOneer h cen1ed m Oh10 and West V11gt ma Etttte 1nt1que, farm , llqu1· dahon Ullt 304·773 5785 Call 814 446 6 Spamel m1ud pupptn to good home can evenmgt 614-446 7054 9 Two 7wk oldmalek1tt ena htter tn1ned, very fm1ndly Mutt find ahometh1sweek Call614 446 2457 We pay cash tor leta modet c:leen uted can J1m M1nk ChiN Olda In c Bill Gene John aon 614 44G 3872 6 kitten• to g1veawey Dtfferent colors ahort & long hatr Ce ll 614·446 7076 TOP C AS H pe~d tor 83 model and newer uud c..-t Smtih Butck Pontttc ,911 Ea11ern Ave Galhpoht Ca ll 814 411l6 2282 Enghth M•n• lop R11bbt1t mal e Needs excellent home Cell 814 446 4838 Free to good home 6 week old pupp•et Wtll be small dog~. 30.t 675 6009 Beautiful 6 week old lt lttent 304 675 6224 Wan1ed To Buy Junk Auto 1 With or wrthoul motor• C•ll 614 388 9303 WANT ED TO BUY Uud wood & coal heeters Swa 1n 1 Furm ture 3rd & Olive St Galltpoh• Ctll614 446 3159 Wanted Ill buy Stand1ngtlm)'ler Coll814 379 2758 Fa~rty Lost and Found Call 614-992-2181 and ask for Gary We're Here To Serve You LOS'T Gr•y Male Wetm1ranet' Dog m Eno area Ctuldt pet Call 614 -446 4496 DELIVERIES TO MEIGS, GALLIA and MASON COUNTIES lost Man ' • gold rim glasset If found call 614 992 2531 Reward MGM FARM CITY 540 East Main Pomeroy 992-2181. Found 1n lead ing C ree .. Rd aret •mall black 8nd wh1t• m11e puppy Wear ing flea co llar Cell 814 742 2681 or 614 992 8168. ;)J!IVII.I!S 11 Help Wanted' Hir~ngl aret t1f.i 000 til 000 Ctll late model Chrv lie• pro duct . good C:llndlt1on low m1 leage Phone 6 , 4-266 6038 Wanted 10 buv long wood C•ll tnyume C & R F ~r &wood C811 814 367 0669 Buymy datly gold "lver co1nt rmgt jewelry, lllrhng ware old COlA$ large c: urrency- Top pfl ces Ed Burlte11 B~rber Shop 2nd Ave Mjddleport Oh 6 U · 992 3 4 76 Wanted to buy uand lng ttmbftt Ca ll AI Tromm at 81.t 742 2328 lnt eu•ate-d in buy1nlil 2 to 5 auet o f land loc1ted 1n Meigs County C111 614· 992 &308 Televtton Advertlt lng needt l'ugh energv pertont tor the Galhpoht erea P0111ble further man-aement opponun1ty Part t1me, full t1me base and com m1n1on Call 9 & 304 767 7881 Granted divorces GALLIPOLIS In Gallla County Common Pleas Court this past week. Ke ith Allen Rollins, of Leon, W Va , and Darlene Rol llns, of Rt 1, Bidwell, were gra nted a decree of dissolution. A decree of divorce was handed to William B. Hill, of Fort Polk, La , and Patricia L Hill, of Rt. 1. Crow n Clt r retuAdabltl DEPT 818~2 24 hrs l lmmettltte openln; for up• rl..,ced cook. 9 00 3 00. Man · Fr1 P-v commenturate wfth t11.per1ence Send ruume to Dally Sentu,.l, Bolt 729P, Pomtfov. Oh•o Q ol " 44&-ean~ v 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO r.c:omm.,.dt that yoo do buttnt11 with ,.opl• you a.now, and NOT to 1end moni'V thfough the maM unlll you hewa 1nvttt1111ed th• oH•kte REI!iiTAURANT Et ..bfithtd 11 yeau Plaa.a. dlnn•u. ~and · with•. D· 1 • D·2 Mcen11 One of SoutbNit.,. OMo' 1 nk•t Owraer withing to retire Int., .tad prlnc'sll• only R•pond to. lo• T- fM c / o Oallipolle Tribuna. 121 JJd Aw Bell.,. lit, Ohio 411J1 . 8ab..,sttter full tlm e lmmecflately for 7 month old Prefer•btv n..,r S~lvtn Bndge Plan 3904 875 2189 ' Situe1oons Wan1ed IUStNESI MAN ~407 W11l ctre tor person• with ntf'o!Out or ment1! dt,Ofd.,, end eldetly In my private home Eltm Ho me Middleport OhiO 61•· 992 6873 23 Profeasional Services Have • 11 id11t0 tape m.wie af child s b1rthdav ptrty wedding, parent a ann lverurv baby ~ohowert fnmtly reun10n Of any •P I!JCill Ot:CUIOO Ct111U -992S9!J9 15 Pf.no tun.ng Utte D•nl.. • 2 ltd .,.., of aervtca 1ft Meigt·Galli• M11on countl••· IU 742 2111 Schools InstruCtiOn Pi-'o '••ona. beuiftnl"jj ...W 1n termed l.a1e .Studanu t:'llli feresa DavK at814· H7 8361 .., Homes for S•le 4- o-•• ........ for Ill• bv Dwrllf' ht . :~•R . w.~awe~ dw2 4a•-.AC.W.I .P P .wet 2 . . . ._ has the most complete feeding program in the area. ..... ....... 500. 44112« 1 hoMae from Gov t from 11 00,... r...... cu.. Throughout OH fllatlonwidel Alao 1aa ,.,..n:l• CaH 211 413-:10011. lndudlntt Sunoloy. Eot H1271 Rep c 3 br ,- llnllhed htement. .a.ctrio·wood hut. epplicanCN, u•11• ApprMHc~ et tM.ooo Slle ••• can 114-4413040 CRIMPING eoo All Available at MGM Farm City. No order too big. No order too small. ua.e new lnlllltenMce frH, 2 br ranch fultycarp.ud 11mm Oalhpalit or M.,c-.•e. C.H 814- 218 8200 10 MGM FARM CITY 8 room home whh garq• on I aaH Sm ..l wooda g.denpatturt " " County ,wat..Ne.- Jacbon Call 814-281llo447 or 918-3t71 n Pomeroy For Salt bv Owner• 3 8r hou11 wl1h •nachtd 1•11e. ac 31 Chlllcothe Rd Call 114 446· -2181 21183 II II Radial Light Truck • • ' REDS BASEBALL Brought to you by Metro 2 5 on Channel 23 WVAH U. S. RT: 60 (1 Mi. East of Albany, Ohiol S92-2322 DAY:.... 698·3531 EVEfi!ING RIO TIRE EXCHANGE 204 North Atwood Rio Granda, Oh. PH. 246-5131 ~ OJt/ 't,,:u.._ RUTLAND TIRE SALES Main St. Rutland. Oh PH 742-30B8 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS • SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 8:00 P.M. ATHENS LIVESTOCK SALES 1 BLEMS 13~ 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 2 Mobile hom"· 1 aCfe lot 2 mil•• from Hannan Tra c e Schooft Rural water btadt top road Caiii14-2156 -6:W3 12al6 Mobile Home, 2 br c•pal. ttova refng • under pendi"9 I 1 700 down and take over pt'Jm.,ll t2800 can 814-2451112 l 1170 Etcon• u.ea. 2 bt , alec heet. ... slaw r.trig. Mud mo\'e. F"'analng poM~e. 10 pet cam dow" whh approved CJedit 14100 C•H 114·441· nee 1178 Falrmont moi;Hit hom• 1••11& Gu hMt. 11000 Flrm • •' ' • •' 1177 falrmonl Bay•lew . 14x'70, an electric. 2 ~oom•. ~air , waJher. 6r'yer, ttova. r......,lltor und.,innlnt 81 • -N37 LDCMIIII on Morning It• Ad • . . . . . 14a70. 2 bedroom. ,.,.,. room 'lrilh flrWl'fec•• ...,.,... room wieh IMdiftt doors. fully ""'"*' khchen. fronl and becll e14-3e4 4084 .,..too If you need help or suggestions on your form programs, we have a field serviceman to help you. Just call and we'll be there! ' b•" Will p..ap ""ance o. land contr.ct 10 yr oAd houtl 3 8t Vi•.... Cal 114- .fA8 "IR . fM'I!ptace. fuJI blltrnMt 3 rN to of Oe~ c.M O.ya 11ol-....,· 1611 t+ler DAIRY - BEEF - SHEEP - CALVES - CHICKENS Cattle will be accepted all day Tuesday, up to 1 :00 p.m. Wednesday •HAULING AVAILABLE• ow"., For sal• by Uon. M11on County lea..1tHut ranch hom• on 20 tCf'H ImaM pond good hunt'"g Horw Lovara Partdl111 304-1&18 1142 porc:fl•. ttortt• bldG. Itt up end readY to move In Two lett lot for rent after 6 00 p m Oo•ernm•nt Homes from t1 00 ' ~ R.,..,... Aloo tu dlltinQu..u P'DP•ty Calt 101 M4· tl33 ht IU tor info THIS SALE INCLUDES HOLSTINE Houu 3 15 ac. 2 br lotal tlac 1 mile oul Fc-glatoftv Rd M..on WV 304-n l &01t c.-pll through 114·441-Altor 4l'tol ""· 304· 171· Ht8 ,._riot 1.MO, · · · ·ll70 MGM FARM CITY, INC. "All Breeds Sale" 2 or 3 baclfoom1, doubl• lot, dote to tchooK and ator" 118 000 ()() 304· 67& 7833 c.net• 3111 1084 31 SPECIAL FEEDER CALF SALE! 11A baths. full b.temlf!t. •tt· ached garaga Shown b'l appolntmlfltonly 114 912 3850 The family of Glldwin Wemer would like to think family, friends, and neithbon for their love anil many acts of kindness durin& tile illness and the loss of our loved one. Thanks to Rev. Mark McCIUtll for his con· solir'l& words. Special thanks to the Pomeroy Health Care Center and staff for their tender care of many years. For those who sent flowers, cards, food or assisted in any way · in our hour of sorrow. Special thanks to Bruce Fisher of the Rawlinas - Coats Blower Funeral Home for his service and part in makin1 our loved one's memorial service, thouch sad. a fond memory. IIAY GOD BLESS - AU OF YOU ea. 3 Announcement~ Houses for Rent 2Br , carpet. refrig and ltO\Ifl 661 3rd Ave 1260 a mo plus dep Call 614 246, 9695 Pttrlol mobile home Well msulattd undlt'pennlng. porchn • air cond 304-676-7321 2 BR 2 baths U60 per month Dep required Brookhart Len e 614 441 4222 betweem 9 & I c.n Oak Wood 1 br apt . st0\18. Located close to town Sec dep a. ref C1ll 614· 448· 2055· Evemngs For Rent 2 br unturmthtd house with garage One mile out 218oHRt 1 Acceptonechlld 12DO a month plus dep & ref Call614 441 8681 Oelue 1 bedroom unfurntshed All nB'N eat In kitchen carpet thru out Prof81slonal pet"ton d"1rable Call 614 448 46D7 or 448· 2602 121 State St · 1h of doubJt Adulta with 1 ch1ld acceptable R•f and Sec dep required Call 81 4 -·48-0254 Furntshed efliCiencv private end quiet S•ngle worktng per1on only Call 614 446 4607 or 448 2602 Unfurnished haute 3 br Rod nev Villqe II t276 Call 614 41&8 4-41t after 1 DO PM 2 Br carpet Stove. refT1g furmstled Washer-dryer hook· up Water garbage paid Near Stiver Br~dge Call 614 446 7025 33 j;ar"!s for Sale 89 acr" 3 badroom home V1nyl lldtftg, dulled water well free gat wtth royaltlet, central air, 01Jtbuild1ngt, new wiring. modern kitchen Saliabury School D111mrt Call after IS p m week dav• 814-912· 6129 20 acre farm with 3 BR house. Hannan Trt~ Road. Glenwood. W Va for mora Information call 304 773 51,8 or 773 15188 .tt... 6 00 SrK ac;re mtnl·larm. fenced pas· tiJfl Dlus woodland, Qne barn. two out bulldi'Wfl, thr" bed· room all elKtric bflck rtnch. ovtrtooki!'lg riVer, n•ar town Cal130•· 176 7119 34 Bu1inas1 Buildings Commare•al build•n~t tor •••" Downtown Pt Plttnnt Storet, oHices A-One Real Etttt• Carol Ya-u•. Broker Call 3D4 675 510.t 35 Lots & Acreage Reduc-.d t24 .600 to 120 000 Surwy.t and Miftlrlll reghts 37 781 tar• C•ll 814-446· 2071 1 ~ ac lot on Jerry a Run Rd Apple Ort>Ve with rural water 304 178-2383 PRICED RIGHT - One 1cre bu1lding lott on At 2 at Athton Publtc water and mobil• hom" perm•tted, 304 571· 2338 On• acre lott on Maton 80 11 Ashton publiC wtt•r. mobile hom" permmtld I 500 down I 15() par month 304 1578 2338 l~tal hunting land. 2f; •c:res woods with neowty butH c:lbtn, 20 minute drtve from Pt Pie.. ttnt Owl Hollow Ad 130 000 304 675-5648 ERA Town & Country Attl Etttle At e2 S 20 A ttcluded timber and meadow. Ideal hunting or home she 1 6 ml oH bleak top Phon• t¥•mng w .... end1 304876 5199 Ht: lllol s 41 House• for Ran1 Nicety turruthtld tmall t.ouse Adults only References ,. quired Off ,.,.., parking Ph 114 448 0338 • BR hOu• fof' r-'t 3 m• .a of O.lt"ipolia 1300 • month plu1 dap "•' rtqUN-td Call 11441&6 1e15 Afl• I 00 PM. c.U 446 1244 8 room houn. b1g lot on state highway electric heat Reasone ble rent Call 614-4.&6-0974 3 rooms and bath. unfurmthed cottage Electr~c •nd water paid 4 Wh•t• Ave Call 614-446· sns 2 bedroom houu newtv redone New bath new kitch•n For rent at of Oct 1 1 month rent, 1 month tecurlty requ~red Call 6, o1 992 5587 ~tw . .n 9 00 and 6 DO reffiQ: N1ce 2 br apt Stove. refng . water furn11hed 4 '11 m1 fr om Galllpoha S210 • mo No peta Call 6,4· 448 B038 Modern 2 br unfurniShed apt No peu Ref reqund Call 814 446 1873 B 15 m town Also mobile home No pets Ref & Oep required Call 614-446 1158 fi roomt &. bath 2 bedroom house close to schools in NtwHtven $160 00 month Plus Dapos1t 304 882 2583 Furntshed apanmant two bed room Two adults only no pets Oepollt and referonce requ~red Call614 448 4571 Available Oct , tt New Haven very cl ..n 2 br houte Dapoait and Ref•ence reqwred No Pets t271 00 month 304 882-3202 Ouplell· 646 Second 3 br , hvmg room -dmmg room full cerpet. new carpet new kitchen & beth Grett loccauon 8286 plus utihll&! Call 614 446 0690 2 br houae 321e How-ard Ave Accept one child •1 Bti 00 month plu• depollt Referenc.a Rtqu~rH Good LocatiOn 304 8715 882, Gr•c:.oiJs lrvm~ 1 and 2 bed room apartments et V1llege Manor and R1ver11de Aptrt· ments •n Middleport From 1216 tnctudmg ut1httes Call 814 992 7787 EOH 42 Mobile Homes for Ren1 bedroom uptlaln nRWiy re modeled Stove and refr~gere tor hlrmshed 8200 pet month plus uttllt•e• t 100 depo11t reqund Call 614· 992 6539. 614 992· 2433 or 614 992 3489 Furmshed 2BR , cabltiVtliable. AC , nver view m Kanauga Fottera ,obtte Home Park Ctll 814 44&-1602 • 2 br wtlt to wall carp .. Pr.vate lot in Otlllpoha Call I 1 4 448 1409 after 6 00 PM 2 1 bedroom apartment in Middl eport 8165 pet" month Refer en ce required Cell 614 992 8783 2 & 3 br mobile homes Call 614-441·0527 after 2 PM. tnvt•me week·ends Cle•n 2 bedroom apt Also store·off1ce or cia .. room 1pece New Haven W Va 614-992 7481 2 br , IJnfurnllhtd 12K60 , mile patted HMC Dep & Ref required CalL 814 448 4369 or 30.· 876 9780 4 room bath Carpet stove, refngerator Oepo11t and refer ence requtred Adultt only No pitt Cell614-949 2646 All alec 2 br mobrle home for rent Adults ontv No pets Call 6,4-387· 7438 APARTMENTS mobile homes houlea Pt Pleasant and Galhpo Itt 614 441 8221 Trtiltt" for rent 2 tHtdroom all ltlec Verv nice Ctll 614 446 984 7 or 44e 9521 Furmshltd. large llv1ng room b8th, 3 br Good cond C1ll 614 388 8732 2 bedroom fum!Sed tpt ret end depoSit New H1\18n W Va . 304· 882- 32 67 or 304 773 6D24 , Treiler lor rent or sale N1ce and clean Call614 992- 2357 3 r04lms and bath gas heat ground floor washer and dryer hook up no chtidren •m1Tfed181e occupancy No peu 'phone 304 676 4480 e•t 53 or 60 2 bedroom Svracuse 1180 p&r month plus utiht•• and.depoait Call 114 992 81587 or 8,4 992 ·1732 One bedroom furniShed epanment m Po ml Pleatant E•tra clea n and n1ce Adults no pett phone 304 &75 1388 12•50. 2 bedroom mobrle home f01 rent Cell 614 992 ' 5694 In Middleport Oh1o. 2 bedroom furntshed tpt Also 2 room tff1C1enc:y IPI 3D4 882 -2666 4 IR hou• on 1 ecr• EXt:et locat">n R•l Call A· 1 R•al Elute Brohr Call 30•·876 &1o.t Ot 178-7738 2 bedroom lurnlshed, good dean conditiOn One child no p.ts S180 per month New Hsv..,, 304-882· 2468 Hou . .t:Jt 1 •• .Ave p,anty fur ntahed •200 P" month Call 814·4•8-4031 or 441 1115 or 448 1243 Mobile hom• for rent Upper R1v•r Rd Rt 7 Wtll contH:ttr construct~workert 814 4460508 Roo ms for rent. day week month Galha Hotel Call 614· 446 9580 Rent 11 low as 8120 month 4Rm & beth 1921 Vi Ch•tnut St t11& a mo . S76 Oep CaM 8U 448 3870 2 bedroom mobile home. fur n•hed t1815 Plu• Uttht•n Call 304 &76 et~12 Furn1ahed room $75 Uttht1es paid Share bath Smgle male 919 Second Galhpolts Call -4_4~6_4_4_1_6_a~n-•_•_7p~m_____ ·ItRo o ms for rent bv week or month Ca ll 614 992 752, 9 30 4 30 6,4 992 2353 other hourt 3 Announceman1s 44 Apartment for Rent P10F1T NEW OffDING on snack food vendm~ 100% profrt no product loss Poptop canned foods All p1oducts nat1onall1 adv ert1sed such as Hemz Hor mell, Campilell s and Chef Boy A1 Dee Featunng ileef stew, macarono & cheese, spaghetti & meatilalls and hundreds of other hot entrees and soups We pro vode company leased loca !Ions on your area tood p10 duct at whol esale pnces 5 Federal hot food vendors woth Comco multt pnce mech aniSms, and 5 com operated m1crowave ovens w/c ailmets You poovode $10 000 cas h for eQuipment 8 10 hour per week and a serv1ceaille automoillle fm complete In · format1on pack agel call I· BOO 872 8787, asl< or operator Hl28 Phones stalled 24 hrs a day 7daj saweek Apartment for Rent 3 br houte N1 ce n .. ghborhood. ac .. gu heat, duhwathar. ltO\Ie, refng . washer furnllhed Call &1•441 7025 lEASE AVAILABLE GUAUNnm I 000/o We oHer newest mnovat1on 44 12Jt86. fulty c.,ptted ttove •n dryer lnctudtd Price rtduced to tiiOO Call 614-742 279& or 814 742-2777 1t53 Y1ndale. all alum 36d, 1 •• 540 East Main taltifta view of river 3 bedroom a, 41 ----'------~ _ j Very mce br 11200 CaM 114-446-1311 ~. MIXING De........., Own vour own SIMI 8uikNng Mtior tnlf1Ufac:tu,. Nlec:ting du&ef tn evaUablt .,... H'Jh potenli&l ptoflta-Pert Tlma 0t FuHTirm~ 1303) 78e 3200 EXT Older man want1 to movttn w ith aoMtol'lll who will h•p catt fOt him In Oa lllpot11 Ctll c•e managet 8H 367 0 151 frtendly Hom• Parttet has open mgs for man1gen and dllaltfsln vour Ml!l. l t(gnt line 1n pal1'1 pltn-free kll •brend new Chust m•a catalog toy u~ft . 1nd home deoor C8talog Over 800 1lem1 Top «~mm lulon and holt"' giha ttl\ for frH cat ..og1 ·100· 227 16 , 0 Modu.. home. Cart..- f ranch re.lclance Com• of S Founh and Hooket Stt . Middleport Mutt ' " to appreciate Call 11 ... H2-3213 "anch-style hOua• wtlh brttth wv Government Jobs 1 16 .0 4 0 159 230 yr Nil..., htr ing C•ll 805 687 6000 Ewt R 9805 f<H CU rl eR ! ftdtrallllt .1. . HouH •nd 'II acre on Wylhs Hill In Pom.oy. Nhind Krog., ·• •4000 Call 814-986· 4437 lllld'll.l.ll " GRINDING • mow•• Ohio Vaii"Y Tue now hes Hu nt.t 0 100 r.omputlflled ahgn m f'f'l~ mach1nt Now talung apphc• 11001 for wheel al•gnments C•ll 304 676 6332 Gall lpohsF•rry One o l the h~ St•tu t11tut grqwl'llng .;he111 ~n now h1111l(l • few gOOd people tor full hme watll No e •pe11en t e requ ired· flulble hours c:ampfere tra ining 1nd compeuv• p ty and banelt• t To tchltdu le your lntervtew c1U 614-448-6146 aher 9 00 AM v Oro..,e lawn Mower R•pllr Will pick wp and d.Jiwr Good used tor ul& Call 114-742· 2313 or 814-742· 3011 , GET PAID for rudtng bookal 1:100 00 PM tttlt Write ACE · 517A 2 P1m a Naperville IL 60540 STA RT IMMEDIATELY .,.. 1 LPN for private duty pan ttme. 1ten tmmed11tely , Need good clinical tklllt t 8 00 per hour Pt Pleaunt trea Call Mr Hutc;htn1 1· 304•767 7858 9·4 Mond.v Fuday on ly C811 Oovl1'nm.m HomH from t1 fU rtpM") Delinquent tax property Aepou..liont Call 105-817 1000 ED GH 1808 for current •re• " HIRING! 00\/lrnment jobt • vour ar4ta 'Hi 000 168 000 C1 ll !60 2 ) 838 $81UL EXT ,203 ' 12 1.:..:.:..;::.:",;.";_______ H•ul and Staclt fk~ood t30-a ,':.:""".::.::..::".::"::__ _ _ _ _~lood c-.n Ed •• &14·441· 3978 ,. Country ratreat n•nl•d In Hou11 cleenln; ore•• fors;cltor woodt on 3 1 ac:rn features lncllt'dl grMnhouse, 2 bed elderly J*)flle Call 11• 448 roomt 1 1h batht, wtttern ,_ 1830 ctld• tx~enor, gar .. • netu,. Matura lady to baby ttl: '" h« trans FrM 1• peved rOM!t,low hom• for 1 chilct Mon. Fn taxH Maigt County t47 500 Addl 4on-lute• Ill• Call IC=•'.:.'.:_8,;_14::_7_:4.:.2·_:2:.:8.:.1.:.2_ _ __ 814 387-7813 Handl Man Special· 15 room tnd Would Ma to do babysin'"o In bath. attic:, 6ttement 11 D State my home. nHr Nonh Gall it High St Price qeg Call IS 14 992 Sdlool C.ll 114· 388-1088 _.:. 37:.:2:.:&::_~-----In Go-v'•n Subdlv1110n cloae to Can do light tteu11ng and roofing flla•aonabl• ratea Merion tchoa• C•lll14-992 -3&01 or 112· 2311 Snider. I1•·NI· 2129 AVON All lll'elt Ctll Shirl.., Spun 304 876 1429 HORSE SCIENCE PROGRAM COORDINATOR Retp o nt~bil i t 1es 1nclud« Coord1n1t1ng tnd tcheduHng hone science progflm ae1lvlthtt an1mal c•• equipment and hor•• famlhy matnt.,.ence. teachmg 1111gned c l1t111, development of trad1 t lonel tnd non tradrllontl dthv ,..,. m odes developing and earrin g out new horae sc1ence rel ated program& horse tC1ence a nd related field bated uudAnt ,.cruitment and JOb plec11men1 dehvtf'l of puvttt and pu lXtc t)oraeman1h1p Ienon& Ano elate Degree In Animal Sc1ence or rettt ed f1eld det1red With Btehelor t Degree p referred Mlntmun of thr ee '1 e ert rel8\lant work ••perlance requ1red and teacl"ung e1perutnee deSif&d Contact Personnel Off1ce Hock mg Tecf1mc•l CoH~~~~ge Nel son v1lle Oh 46764 /6 141 763 3591 Dudlme to tpp ly Stptembet 23 198'7 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER - 3 •ern vacant lend. loeated about 1 mHe from Patriot Call 814· _ • • 378 2 7 Traittr roq:h painted Aa•ona bla rat• for " " •tim•• call 8111•1•24•12"4 R N 1pphc:tl10ns now being tccepltd for full t1m1 potttlon. Ple..ant Vall~ Nura•no Care Canter IPPI'v personnel offiu Plettant Vtlley Hotp 304 675 4340 AA EOE The 0 0 Mc lntvre P1r k Dlttrlct l l now aeeeptmg lpphcttlor'js tor a ovmntJtiC:S lnttructoJ M USI be at least 18 yeert of age tnd a high school grduate Call 814 446 4612 ut 2.66. 8 1m to 12 noon or 12 30 to 4 pm wall • F u ••Y roonng ' " "1 • t10 • ~quara Contact Randy at 8'1 4· A rm houM:wlthbflh pproK •cr" of l...t Also •ppro11 75 roofing c:.l1614· 378-2411 AVON All areat CaN Maulyn Wefter 304 882 2146 Galllpollt trtt· Stl" tkllll neCeiUf'V Computer trtln1ng preferred Mutt be able 10 detlwl1h public Soma trtvel ln'llol\led Send rftuma to BoaT 910 c/ o Gelltpoh• Oaity Tr1buna 825 3rd Avt Gelllpoht Oh10 45631 have smce moun1ed a downward trend that Is likely to contmue Irregu lar ly through harves t Supp lies s hould be large enough to push harvest prices this year below the $1.50 range CHLORDANE - - The U.S EPA annou nced that Ve ls ico l Chem1cal Corp agreed to Immediatel y cease the sale of pest1 cldes containing c hl ordan e wh1ch Is used to control termites This decision does not affect products already m the hands of distributors or homeowners Chlodane can cont mue to be sold and used as long as the supply lasts Homeowners should not be unduly alarmed because their homes already many h~ve been treated with chlordane. Jlm ' tOddJoblenrlae- painting. Ctrptnlef WOfk. IUndt!ck, tiding. •ao An:ad11 Nurttflg Canter. Cool· ville It c~.t tr.ntty tcceptlng appH· ca tlont for avallablt R N POSIIIOhl Phones S.les Apply In penon Fn Mon Tun 1 4PM 601 Burnett ,.d · Ka na u~e -Jayc:ttt .Htll 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Homes for Sale For lal• by OWn• 4-5 br • 3 blthl. Approdmltetv 4000 tq ft .. Zl IKf . . whh t~nia coun *f73.000 Will s ..l with onty 6 .ern for 1111,000 Call tor appOintment 811&-441 3381 1..1 Stilt Oalltry. Middleport n.eds ttl" person e•parlenc.t In handleratu and willing to accapr retpontlbllhy Appty 1n parson Mon Sat , 9 30 4 30 GET PAlO lor rll<hng booktl S100 00 Pet' t.lt lt Write ACE 338 2 Pima Nepervtlle Ill 80640 PQmeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. 31 s.ptlc: tank pumping. ,...1d_,t 1.t 6 comm•lcll per told Ron EwnaEMtrpr"- Jedleon Ohio. C•ll 114 216-5130 and others. FT tnd PT AveH Call todl';l 1·618-459-3548 ftqll- Governmltflt jobs your September 20, 198.7 18 Wanted to Do Earn eAceihtnt monl'¥' in hom.••embtv w01k Jewelry, toys 1 Som1t0ne 10 dry 614 448 0924 Help Wanted Get ptld for ,..ding books! •too per title Write ACE 318, 2 Pimt, Nap.-vWit, IL 80140 602· 838· 8885 ht 101" Sfte 4 pupp1et from the pound CtiiiS14 446· 3797 2 ldOrable bltck k•tten1 7 wks old Boy & gtrl Need a good home Call 8U. 367 0683 11 ilpliw'l!lf·r" ftmtlt bltek cat With 4 white P.WI 1nd Whitt 19!13. 20, 27., 3t_c This we<•k's mystery cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. farm, featured by the Gallia Soil and Water Leave your name, address and telephone number Conservation District, is located somewhere in with your card or teller. No telephone calls will be Gallia County. Individuals wishing to participate accepted. All contest en1rles should beturnedln lo in th<' weekly contest may do so by guessing the the ne~<spaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. farm's owner. ,Just mail, or drop off ~'our gu ess to In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by the the Dally Sentinel, III Court St, Pomeroy, lollcry. Ne•t week, a Meigs County farm will be Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipoli• Tribune, 825 Third featured hy the 1\lelgs Soil and Water ConservaAve., Gallipolis, Ohio, t5G31, and you_m......,a::.y_w_i_n_a_ss____t_lo_n_D_I_s_tr_lc_·l_.-------.....::: ,;=== FARM - I lona·ht~red structed of concrete blocks Meigs County Agent's corner September 20, 1987 _ Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. SIGN PAINTING CALL 245.!5800 II&I COIISTIUCnOII & IXCAVAniiG, IIIC. io now ICCepUng bids 11om oub-conti'IICiort for Metga Courny Nur11ng Home We would like to encouroge mmonty oubconu.c:1on to pertN:t· pete In order to receM~a oet of piono for 1he projeCt you mult IUbmit e com ~ peny ,.ume, four refer onces end • t1 00 mun& able depolit. Pie••• aend tnfo to M• T ConatnJct1on & Excavating, Inc Rt 1, Box 340 Bidwell, Ohto 46814 Phil Dirt & The Dozers 1 and 2 bedroom tpartments tor rent Batie; rent for 1 bdr , t18300. 2bdr 1219 00 Also required a S20D 00 security depotlt CONTACT Jtckaon Estates Dept Ph .tl&6· 3997 Equal Hou11ng Opponuntty Furnlthtd Eff1oency 11ol5 Ut ih tiM pa1d. th1re bath 107 Second Aw Galhpoht Ph 4414418 aher7PM Upsttlfl unfurnished apartment Uhllt1.. p11d C•rpet~ . no thdd· r•n or pet& Ctll 614-446-1637 2 BR aptt 6 clotett k.rtchen eppl turn1thtd. Wuher Dryer hook up ww carpel newty painted. declt Regency Inc Aptt Call 304 676 7738 or 676 6104 Sept. 26 - 6 P.M.-Warmup POSTON LAKE -New England, Ohio Rt. SO to Guysville-St. Rt. 329 to CR 48 IIING LAWN CHAIIS SANDWICHES & SOn DIINIS ADMISSION- S9.00 PEl DAY ADVANCE nCIOS 57.00 2 DAY nc1n s13.oo ADVANCE DCKOS Hoffa's Mom's Carryout Blue Eagle Music Miller's Poultry School Kids I&K Pennzoil VFW- 3477 • D&J Grocery NO,S. . . .NG NOt BSPOtallll POl ACCIDINTS Furnished Rooms Off1ce Space for rent E 11.cel downtown Gelhpohs locet10n lnquluet call 614 446 4222 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, AotJte 33, Nor1h of PomMOV Renttl tra1ler1 C•ll 614 992 7479 Space for small trailers All hook upt Cable Alao eff1 c1ancy rooms a~r and cable Mason. W Va Call 304 773 5651 49 Fum11hed apt ntllt to lhbrery On.e ptofeatlonal adult only Ptrk1ng Call 114-446-0338 11 SWAIN AUCTION 6. FURNITURE 62 Ol1ve St. Galllpoltt NEW 6 pc Wood group- 8399 Uv1ng room t~ites- 1:199 1599 Bunk bed• with bedd1ng· t199 full 1118 rrurttreu II foundation thrttng · S99 Re cl1nert ttarttng· 899 USED· Beds drllstrs. bedroom s1.111et •199 1299 Oeakt . wr~nger wether. a completeltne of uted furniture NEW Wut«n boott 830 Workboots S18 6. up fStefll & soft toe! C•ll 814 446 3159 C ountv Appliance Inc Good used •pphances and TV sets Open SAM to 6PM Mon thr~.t Set 614 448 1699 627 3rd Ave Gallrpoht OH GOOD USEO APPLIANCES W•hers. drvera refrig•atort. renget Skaggt Apphan cet. Upper Rtver Ad bes1d11 Stone Crest Motel &14 446-7398 LAYNE'S FURN ITURE Sofal and ch8lrs pnced frOm 8396 to S996 Tables 860 tnd up to $126 H1de-a· beds 8390 to 8596 Recllnen 8226 to t375 Lampl $28 ro $125 Omtrttes 1,09 and up to 6496 Wood table w 6 cha1ra S286 to S795 Desk $100 up to $376 Hutc:hea 5400 and up Bun k beda complete w -m•ttrenel S295enduptoS395 Ba by bed s 8110 Mattrettes or box tprmgs full or twm $68 f1rm 878 and S88 Queen sets 1225 Kmg $ 350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun cabtnett 6 gun Gaa or electflc range S375 Baby m•ttrenes $35 & $46 Ded frames S20 830 & Kmg frame $60 Good 1elect10n of bedroom suites metal cabtnets headboards S30 and up to 886 ........, 90 Oavs same u cash wl1h approved credtt 3 Mil86 out Bulavllle Rd Open 9am to 5pm Men thru Sat Ph 614 4460322 Sav8 alot Chec.. us out for carpet and furnnur e 9 11.12 Carpet 850 6 pJecewoodhvmg room su1t, 8399 Mollohan Furniture Upper Rrver Rd Call 614 446 7444 PARSON'S FURNITURE New wood 6 pc hv•ng wood IIUites 8399 95 chett of draw ers 4 drawar $48 5 drawe r $59 95 mattress & boll sprtngs fullt~ze 312 cot l $149 95 set twm mattreues ~95 set THE WORKING MAN 'S FRIEND Valley Furniture New and u1ed furmture and appllc:ancas Call 6 ,4 446 7572 Hours 9· 5 Sofa sat of lamps end tablfl tw~n bed (new mattress\ Call 614 446 0696 3 upr~ght \lacuum clea ners A 1 cond1t1on 2 tank types Un con d1t1onally guarnteed 3 sewing mechmet Call614 446 ,488 Wooden k1tchen tablA w1th 4 chairs, & glautop kitchen tabl e wtth parlot cha1n Call 614 446 &629 after 6 00 PM Wh1tt wooden bedroom tuit. gold tnm uqs Call 614 446· ! 1969 Werm Morntng heater Com pletely automatiC With blower. natual gat 86 000 btu See 87 Vme Galhpoht Wett1nghouse washer $60 Maytlg dryer 175 New Dress maker portable sewmg machtne 610D 197& Plvmouth Arrow Mob1te home lot for rent Route 588 Call814 446 3969 Kmg Size Bookcase Waterbad, c:omplete $239 Mattress Wa terbtd and Furmture Warehouse , 98 Columbus Rd Athens Oh io 45701 614 593 7191 K1ng me water bed tuUp light head board good cond1t1on 3 years old 304 676 1714 Off1ce Spac:e for Rent E1tc:ellent for Attorneyt. Accountant, etc Clote to Cour1 House Call Wiseman Real Ettate Agency 614·446-3644 AvaHabel Oct HMC 1 adult dep requir~ Call 814 441 3 or 4 br 1 IJJ bath khchen furni1hed 5 Cou~ St t260 a mo , plus utllitl" Oep II Ref Ctll614-.fA6·4926 51 Household Goods 51 Hou8ehold Gooas 11 SPACES FOR RENT - Trailer \ott Rt 1 Locust Road back of K II K 304 875 1076 15 1 Br apt near No pete Rtf tnd 1225 a month 4782 Mer ch" rill 1se Uted rtfngeraton washer& and dryert Mollohan Ap pllance Call 614-446 1967 1=urnnure for Sate Oak hutch wether dryar. love"" & c:h11r. color tv Call 614-446-8252 after 5 00 PM 53 Antiques Corner cabmet (ong glass\ $800 Chett fo drawers t1ger mmaple & cherry 8600 cnerry mght stand Wlth rope tw11t legs. 8260 Att from 1 BOO's Excel tOftd Call 614 446 7895 55 Building Supplies Bu1ldmg Mateflals Block, br~ck •ewer p1pes wm dows lmtels, etc Claude Wmten Rto Grande 0 Call 614· 246 512t Concrete blocks ell siles yard or dehverv Ma son sand G.alllpolts Block Co 12311: Pine St Galhpoha Oh•o Call 614 446 2783 1 - Masonlte pnmed s1d mg 7 / 16 ·xa 11.1 6 ' hortzo nal lap $26 50 sq or2 1 sq hn 816 00 ••2 - Ab1t1b1 s1dmg or panehng pretms•hed 7 1 16.1!.4' 11.8 ' 14 96 pc . 25 pc up 13 95 3 - Aiumtnum stdmg wtth msu lated backer $25 DO sq Only 40 or 50 5Q s 4 - lt. or511 11.4 •8 tongue & groove Wafer board Sheeung or flollnng S8 96 and $7 95 eac h 5 - 901b wt rolled roofmg White a. Green & Or~ftwood & Eerthtone $8 95 roll 6 - 151b wt felt p1per Black $6 95 Rlltl 7 - 29 gage whtte or brown va lley llr fl es h1ng metal 28 11.60 ' $19 95 roll 8 - 8ath panels t•le board 4 K8 Embossed an d smooth S4 99 to 512 95 9 - Wo od and mason1te panelmg 4 •8 S&\leral pattern s S4 95 to $8 95 10- Mold mg to matc h p anehn g 1- corners 0 corners cap and d1vlder stnps $, 25 each , 1- AII wood turned Spmdle column po rc h posts 4' and 6' 8 and 9 long 2 for SJ5 00 and 2 for $45 00 12- :V.. x12 x8 cedar boards $8 00 each 2 for $15 00 13- <;ottage grade pme plank lng channel groove 16 sq ft per bundle, $ 8 00 per bundl e some cedar 14- Wtndow and door tnm pref1n1shfld end unf1n1shed 8, 25 to 8300 7 pes 15- 32 '~t76 ' 11 5/a tempered 1n sulated glass panels $25 00 each 16- Epolly coated 1teel Wife Closet and c ebmet sh elvmg 50 per cent below retail 17- Bru ce preflntShed oelt floo r ~ng natureland medmm ftn~shes 20 sq ft pack 645 00 and 10 pka and up 839 95 18- 5 gal alummum f1bered roof coattng $20 95 19- Cannon craft pme lou vered mter~or shutters at wholesale 20- H1gh gloss 5 pc tubwall k1t w1th glue $29 95 21 - 28 •20 s hdtng glass med •c1nn cabinet w1th rtghts $39 96 22 - 30' almo nd double door vamty wtth marble top S79 95 23- 1711.19 mm1 van1 ty w1th marble top $29 95 24- 0\/er 200 venttys set up o n show roo m floor Oak 60 double bowl wnh marble top $199 95 25 - 0ek Merticln fl ca b1nets $79 95 and $89 96 26- 0ak torlet seat•. $19 95 27 - 30 x30' plate m~rrors S24 95 28- Solld brass h1gh pohshed van1ty fau cets S, 9 95 Antique bra n $19 95 29- Solld brass h•gh pohshed 3 handle tub and showor faucet $44 96 30- Bnght brass and ant1q1.te bran tnp lever tub drams $19 95 31 - Chrome we•herless van1ty fauc:ets , S9 95 32- 4 pc sohd oak towel barset 819 95 33- AII types of hand tools Mechan1 c and carpenter D1g 46 Space for Rent Fumithtd Apt · 1 8r '225 Utiht1" paid 701 4th Ave O•lllpolls Call &1ol· ••6 4416 aft• 8 00 PM Sept. 25 - 6 P.M. - Warmup McGuffey lane 45 The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- 0 -3 For Lease Newly remodeled charm1ng 1 br unfurn1thed apt1 1n Galhpo ht S HS 8225 per month Oep & Ref required Call 614 446 2326 or 441 4425 1400 tq ft commermal space Suitable for ofl1cet or retailing Corner of 2nd & Prn e Call 61• 446· 2326 or 446-4426 Help Wanted Help Wanted PHARMACIST The Kroger Co. is seeking a career minded individual for full-time pharmacist position in Huntington. We offer excellent salary. stock ownership, educational subsidy, extensive benef1ts. outstanding retirement plan, 401 K tax plan. annual salary merit review and pure pharmacy setting. If interested, please call Lew Thompson or Rob Turley, R. PH. at 1-800-233-7018 or send resume to The Kroger Co., Attn.: Personnel, P.O. Box 14002, Roanoke, VA. 24038. n_ounce• the opening of a temporary tull· t•me posiSecretary II '" the School of Nursmg tion for a Reportong directly to the Dean of the School of Nursing, th1s secretariat poaitlon 11 responstbla for the g1n1r11 aecreter~al dutMJs o1 the faculty of the school 11 well 11 all of the secratanal work for the Dean Excellent typing and interperaonal skllla are requ1rea. High school degrH or equivalent is requtred Prev1· office experience 11 well as workmg knowledge of word processors and computers 11 highly OUI preferred. "' dele tor the posi1ion would Antlctpetld beginnong be November 30, t 987. Entry wage 14 95 per hour for thlo 37V. hour WMk woth standard work houro of Monday through FrldJIV 8·00 a m ·4 30 p m Interested per10n1 ehoukt aend a resume, includ· ing1ha name of three reference•. and a cover letter before rhe deodhne of October 9, 1987 to Ma. Phyttla Moaon, Peraonnel Officer Ann: Secmory tt - Nuralng Rio Grande College/Community Cottage P. 0 Box 989 Rio Grande, OH . 46874 , Alo Grande College/Community College 11 on Equal Opportunity/ Attlrmatovo Action Employer Pleasant Valley Hospital and Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Center are seeking highly motivated registered nurses for full and part-time employment. Current benefits rnclude: medical and dental insurance. retirement plan, life insurance, shift premium pay, malpracth;e insurance, tuition reimbursement and more. Call or visit the Nursing Service offices. at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, West Virginia, for more information. l (304) 675-4340 I 3•- Two. Pouch 111 l11ther cal'· penter apron with belt. 8, e 96 35- Perme R Rlg1d sheeting 1n•ult1on foil one •Ide 1 /z" ~t4'x8' S4 99 3.4 15 99 1" 99 36- 72" Btrch sttrter kitc:hen 72" bite 2· 16 " w•ll cab , , valance 1 72 · pc: top, $1 99 96 46- 1 pc Flberglast tub and 1hower wh1te and colo r 1 t 149.95 to 1179 96 46- 2 ~;~c f1betglua tub and tt:howe r wh1te and colors. 6175 00 to $199 95 47- 1 pc acryllctubandshower wtth ce1hng 1249 96 to $299 95 4B- 1 pc f1bergla11 end acrvhe s hower stall only $179 96 to 1299 96 49...-White steel bath tub ontv non skid ~ott om e69 96 60- Kitchen and bathroom and bar counter top • 2 99 hn f1 8 ' II 10' & 12' pea 61 - K lux wh1te bnck country 11deS•q ft perctn, S1 50aach mortor S6 96 · 2 gal bucket 52-Whtte commodes 3 gallon water uvers grade A 139 95 53- Mitcellaneou s sizes aftd colors of marlbe van1ty tops {BI ~redes $16 00 each Some double bo wl 54-36 1t80' whtte cronbuck storm doors $39 95 each 56-B-grade steel insufat&d doors 32 and 36 · black only 619 95 56 - 8 grade rntenor wood doors. ftmsh ed and unfmrshed 28" w1tle down to 12 w1de S5 00 each 67- Ft be rgtass oval wh.rlpool bath tubs a lmond 72" lon g 3 6 deep 22 htgh Complete with pump and plumbmg Reg 81 895 now $ 895. only a few 58 - Woo d burn mg ftJeplace stove, 839 95 each or 3 for $100 59 - Pr~ ces g ood only wh1le sup ply last PENN ·s WAREHOUS ,: WEllSTON OHIO 614 384 3645 '6 Ready m11t concrete and all concrete supplies Call us Valley Brook Cement and S upphes 304 773 5234 54 Misc . Merchand•se Cellahan s Used Ttre Shop Over 1 000tlrBS 111ea12 , 3 ,4 15 16 18 5 8 mtles out Rt 218 Ca11614 256 6251 Plast1c Cistern state approved plastiC septl,; tanka plastiC culverts metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jeck son Oh 614 286 5930 Cahf waterbed, extra 1ung SIZe baffled mattress m1nor head board $450 f1rm Call 814 367 0882 ,980 Chevette 4 dr . good second car. 14ft 1on boat & oars 8152 1977 , 26 Hon da tre1t b•ke 5225 304 675 1229 E}lerc1se b1k.e 840 Room d1 v1der 815 can 614 256 6639 Catalyllc converters only $89 95 Most models lnstalle t1on also available Muffler Man 9 Stimpson Ave Ath ans Oh~o 1 800· 843 -3767 M11ed hard wo od slabs S 12 pet" bundle Conta1nmg appro• 1 'h ton FOB Qh10 Pellet Cq Pomeroy Oh10 614 992 6461 Cha.nnel Me ster Sa1ehte with remote control $1 100 Ken wood Cassette ca r stereo $.1 DO Cell 614! 992 7467 54 Mise Merchandise ANTIQUUCOLLECTIBLES Vaned selectton of glassware, pottery, 1ewelry. lamps, furnrture, etc. COW BARN ANnQUES Corner lo(Ohon 3 11r m1 south ol R10 Grande on 5 A 32S ot P•oneer Tro1l Open dally. Coli Ia• hrs 6t4.245-5208 POOR BOYS TIRE SHOP GOOD USED TIRES 30 Day Warranty Jus1 about ony me you wont. - If we don'1 hove 11, we can get it. OPEN t 0 •30-6·30 Monday thru Saturday If yo want to save money on a new potra shoes stop ond see us ... $1 0.00 ond up 3rd St., Pt. Pleasant Lon Neal, Owner CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR REGISTERED NURSES P.O. ItO 12729 O~t countt Former Dunlop Tore Shop E0 E I TEMPORARY FULL-TIME SECRETARY II SCHOOL OF NURSING Roo Grande College/ Community College en· 56 Buildmg Supplies AA/EOE r FOR SALE THIS HANDYI)IIAN'S DREAM is a nlgh1mare for owners Take this Middleport collage off our hands. Call B1ll Ch11ds at 992· 6312 or 992·2342 R IdJculously priced ' - 0Take this house PLEASE! - 3 rooms and ba1h up, famoly room, kitchen and laundry down. It's ou1 of h1gh wa1er '" Middleport bu1 has own ers in hot water. Call Bill Childs a1 9926312 or 992-2342. Your purchse of 1h1s home may keef- coowners from s1mngling each other - 0Celebrate ThanksgivIng early! Take this turkey off our hands. Call Bill Childs a1 992 -6312 or 9922342 • �"' Page- 0-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ! 64 Misc. Merchandise ;ouality f•rewood . all hardwood. •for ..... US a plek-up load. Call •014·307·0069. "F~rewaad fo r sale- 130 00. :p•ch-up load, detrvered Call 1Roger Mead.. 614-388· 9016 64 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise Firewood II slates. Already cut Can accept HEAP II Emtrgency vouches Call61 • -256-1363 Of Gn r1nga. sida by side. refr•get'ator. dineueset. c:omputer table. 304 675-1386 250·1202 SURPLUS Brown S. rust pllld sofa whh matching chair. Good cand ,...or 388 9341 •100. Coll614· 379· 2171 -Big Dakotl Farm home tx.lilt on -your lot, t12 ,995 & up Call Aquarium 10 gallon w•th stand & ac:cnsorhta Including fiJh. 146. Mandohn Alphl I ln11ru- :-14·880·7311 . ment. ,._8rau studed coueh -brown t¥inyel-like ntrW". $75. Aj.., Oc::•• ym e}lcerl•.,- new. $60 An: taque .ohd oak 61eg tabla, coffee ~a ble. older recliner Call 114· ~-aes - 9767 or 388· 8836. • ~Sears 98.000 BTU fuel stove wrth bfow.r and 275 gallon fuM •ank 6400 f1rm Call 614-388- 01 • 8683 . _itierballfe. Call 614 -446- 2200 :.,or 441-3131 . ~1000 gallon fuel oil tank above .,or Mlow ground uu. 8200 Call -814 -446·7025 no Call614-448-9726. Collapsible walker . Call 814- 446-8106 or Chatham Ave. see at 1838 Good yellow locu11 posts Call 614-261-1902 after 6 00 PM HAlF PRICE! FLASHING .AR ROW SIGNS $299! lighted. ARMY . 16 inch Homellte Chain Saw, •125 8 HP tiller. t860 Self propelled electr1c start lawnmower, U60. 080 Maytag wr1nger waah'i r, $100 Y:z HP deep well pump , tank and pipe Call814 -985 -3839 non -arrow S289 t Unlighted 62491 Free letteral See loc::ally. Call todayl Factory· 1 !8001 423·0163, anytime 8 .45 caliber Oh1o 176th Commemorative pistol. 8600 Call 614-446· 9476 after 6 00 PM 8 Wood II co~ll heat..-. Suburban $160 Call614-379 -2435. DENIM , RENTAl CLOTHING. {Carharts 10 pel over eostt Ortgmal Army Camouflage. H 0 . " Sam " Somerville' s Old At . 21. East· Rawenawood Fri , Sat., Sun., Noon· B 00 p m OUter days appo1ntmenta 304-273 -S'&&&. jlt1ds Camouflage) Green · Metro 54 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc . Merchandise G1rla extra ruee Winter eo1t for uta. Fined, Size 16 Call &14 992 -3111 after 5 00 pm. New "i.arldy EX1 000 computer monitor, printer, desk uoo' 304·895·3647 . Seasoned oak f ir.wood. call 304· 675·l757 .tt.. 4 30. For sele Metal off1c deak. Excellent condilion 614-742- Baautiful 4 pc::. palter Buaett bedroom su1te. Like new. 304· 675-4108 2125 . Hoban 1712 Meat Slicer New, aold for UIOO., will sail for 1760 ORO Call 614 -992 · 9922 after 4 00 pm Surplus Rental Pants-Shirts CHEAP 58 Burdette Addn, Pt. Plea.. nt Open Every Dav V• • Around Heart shaped diamond cluster , ring- 14k gold. 28 diamonds; appraiaed t400. Will sell U60. f1rm . 304-676-6258 noon & 6 00 p m only Thursday, Sept. 24-12:00 Noon The estate of Ruby Ruasell, Caaell25195. wrll be sold at the reaidenca, 559 South Second St .. Mlddlepon. Ohio HOUSEHOLD CooDffione frr~darre refng./freezer. Coppertone Frtgldawe washer & dryer, Coppertooe Sunray gas rani', walnut drQilfell d> nene wrth 4 charrs, Zemttt CDior IV. 2·4 pc. bedroom sudes, por1a· ble Adm~ral lV. 6 band radro. ill'SIP bench. Whfe 5e101ng machrne w ~h catlnet end tables. round and square coffee 13bles,'rec!i~. d1ne1te s~t wrth 4 c~ glider and lawn cha~r. Astropulse 77 blood pressure monrtor, Hoover ul)flgt( sweeper, sleral, ~tverpiale llal· ware Royallypewrer, Sunbeam elec. ~wrrnower, 4 fans. hedge trtmmer. weedeater, blender, tllasler. can open11. llloster own, GE mrxer. cooker/ lryer, crock~ salad maker. elec. knte. plus pds. p.Jns d~l\es. and m& JEWELRY Watc hes. R1nes and Costume WILLIS (. BlOWER - Administrator JIM CARNAHAN - Auctionetr RIKint, Ohio - 614-949-2708 lerrms. Cash or check with IJIOPI' I. D. Not Responstble for Accidents or loss of Property AC G , 363 Il-l Ao l 1 ~g C!illi YliiO! MH 4 Oo~C ~ Way Pl OW lot 4. C ' G M ISC Estate of G. Dewey Keels Counly Probate #18.695 Gladys D Grant. Admm1strator Attorney. William D. Conley Auctioneers Note: Several items from early 1900s to current times . Be on time .. 1969 Star mobi le home 12x60. very clean Wh irlpool arr con· drtroner library table. 2 pc LR su1te. l ekn1 kakerose ne hea· ter. rectangle OR table w/2 sets lrrangle legs, color I V . ..orks good. de$cnptron not avarl , srdeboard, lamp table, oa k Mall tree. oak ch est wtth oHset top mtSc towels & lrnens. lull "-'"'mattress. twtn stZe mattress. walker. oo, fan RCA 10 B&W rv small >rt apphances. Hotporm relrrg w/ top freezer Hotpurnt rar~e greer depressron glass. Homer lau ghlarn. atn~r Til..iC glrJss Oroft-leaf desk. corner ca bt nel ova! bev ~eo l' rror • ~c.~&r.r ClO es nas ;: . oak dresser treadle se ~ 1r! rr r::. ~ ,a[ oa..:• Ca a.r-s COal heater Ol~ PICture !C: '1'Jme:: GUMS Je:, ; o· "'"'not a>arlab!e rn lrme lor ad 38 Colt S;;er: !' :z r '; L gauge shotgun 12 ga uge double barrel AUTOS; 19 Co~'l\ 4 dr Impala a1r aut o power steer~ ng; 1970 C ev1 I pala 350 ' 22 · sel ·propelled mower ECHO Kt o r~tz charn saw McCul loch c arn saw. rn du st r~ a l srze kerosen e heater. alum e!l ladder, drop cord several mrsc tools, large wa ter pump TRACTOR f armall Mod H horse drawn cu ltrvators. rake. mower n1s IS .1 partial hsfrn gl AUCTIONEERS: M. L (Bud) McGhee & Steve McGhee P.O. Box 191 . GalltpoiiS. OH .-(614)446-0551 ltc. & Bonded Ohto & W. Va. TERMS . Cash or check wtth proper 10 Not responsrblefor : accidenls or loss of property. . PUBLIC AUCTION Sot., Sept. 26, 1987-10 A.M. location From Gallipolis follow State Route 7 south to Junction 218. turn nght and go 3% miles, the following will be sold : OWNER LEE JOHNSON AUCTIONEER CROWN CITY.' OHIO 256-6740 Nol Responsible for Accidents or loss of Property. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 19n Dodge pauengervan. v-8. ec, pl. pb, cruise Needs work. Call 614 -446-7025 Chtyller New Yorker t 400 Call evenmgs 304- 675 1879. 1977 Chevy Sport Van Very good cond 11200 Call 614· ' 388· 9074 1977 Ca maro, runs & loakl good. 304-773 6244 1979 Volkswagon van . Call after 6 .00· 614-446 -8663 1986 VW golf 2- dr, 5 1 p , I C, am-tm t~dlo can 16 000 mtlea uc , Cond 304· 676-5325. Jeep Wagoneer 4 wheel drf'tle, V ·B. atand trer11 . real good cond S800. 304 676- 2704 1111 G tavely 93 ACRES - MOSTLY WOOD EO $24,000 KYGER CREEK ARE A. G.hl98 Grinder M i•ar. Flotation t ir", Z sere«~ e. tUiat -11nalon, exc cond t2~00. 304-273· 42115 . 62 Wanted to Buy AUDIO F. CAIIAIIAl. lfAlllll ..,.n OO«DOII. IULIOI. 446-Qll 446-JJaJo liMY fLOTD. IIW.IOI, !5 UICliST SIJE£T. GAUli'OUS.. Now b\.lvmu shall corn or ..f c:orn C•ll for l•tett qUot•• Rh,•er Cfty Fa rm Suppty 114 ,448 2986 livntock e.oo. PM. we w6u be 23- aecap~H 111 d.., 2017 ro "Bud'' McGHEE REALTY , 414 2nd Ave .. Sutte 200 Galltpolts. Ohio 446·0552 Anytime RIO GRANDE - 29 acres mostly till able. bar n. tobacco base, pond, trmber creek trontage. $18.000 CITY LIMITS - 2 bed room rnobrle home and lot Appliances, new car pet. burltlrng, gas heat. $19.000 RIO GRANDE - 3 bedrooms, latge krtchen. 2 baths, oar pet. $25.000 SCOTTOWN - Brt ck home, 4 car block garage w1lh work area, 9 acr •s. lrurl trees, close to Mrller. $65.000 RACCOON ROAD - 3 bedr ooms garage. outbui ld ings creek lrontage, boat dock 4 acres pm at~. 5'; mrles to town Sell all or part $69.500 1 88& Cavall• weg on. AU1 o . pl. pb. ac. am·fm Clean Call 014-388-8240 . 1986 • dr S1d8f'l Perk AIMnueluick. Calll14- 446·0682 P ~ 1881 Olds Dalta Aov•le. 4 dr ., te. am-fm staroo. cruilt , dt•el 73.000 miiH. 12600 Call614 246· 5251 1916 Mercur~t Mon,elair. cl111ic model Good cond. new paint e1500 or best off• Call 614 - THIS PRICE IS TOUGH TO BEAll- SUPERNICE MOOUlAR 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 ANO COMPARE AND YOU'Ll SEE \'/HAT A DEAL THIS I~ AT $30,000. Tri-Green Interstate Equipment, Inc. 1980 FAIRMONT MOBILE HOME 14X70. 2 BR. BATH. LR, KIT ON I ll ACRES Of BEAUTIFUL ROLLING LAND WITH LARGE PRIVATE POND AND LOTS OF SHADE TREES, LISTED AT $23.000 ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERS! fRAME, RANCH INTOW~ . 3 BRS, RANGE, REFRIG., WASHER & DRYER, FUllY CARPETED, 2 CAR GARAGE. SENSATIONAL D£Al AT #428 EUREKA!' - Investors. be one step ahead wrth thts l 'h story home 3 bedrooms. drmng roomand part1al ba sement Backed up by 32 acres oi wooded land. located next to the locks and dam Barga~ n pnced at $30.000. #427 1"CRE VACANT LAND wit h nver frontage located tust below Eureka Excellent spot lor trarler $7,000 : #n4 387· 0124. THIS HOME IS WAITING FOR SOMEONE WHO WANT S A HOME LIKE NO OTHER. SOM EONEliKE YOU! 3 BEDROOM S_ MASTER BR HAS PR IVATE DECK. 2 BATHS KITCHEN IS DE, CORATED IN LIGHT BREEZY COLOR S BEAUTIFUL VIEW FROM WINDOW IN DINING AREA GREAI LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANDE. $54.900 NEW LISTING! BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW' BRICK & rRAME BI·LEVELWITH 2 BR 'S, BATH, LR & KIT - PlUS ATTACHED 24X24 GARAGE WITH UPPER lEVEl UNfiNISHED PlENTY OF SPACE FOR 3 BR'S. WHEN FINISHED OUT YOU Will HAVE SUPER NICE, LARGE HOME JUST MINUTES BElOW TOWN PRICED RIGHT AT $44,000 WE HAVE FREE "HOMES FOR SALE" BROCHURESAVAII:ABLE. PLEASE STOP BY OUR OFFICE A"D PICK UP YOUR COPY SOON! 1970 Caprl~e. good body , bad engine, 83&0 1976 Impala •aso 1976 Cordoba, aeoo 1860 Pl..-mouth. t1000 1938 fofd 6 window Street Rod Proje-ct. Call614· 246· 6821 1978 Mercury Montego. new .,.Int. new br•k•. newtiras. P8. PS . AC , 311 Clneland AM ·FM •tereo S850. Call 814·949· 2879 or 14 94e9-2046 e Real Estate General LOTS & LAND FOR SALE Butld your home or cabm on thiSlovely land just one mtle from Ohto Rtver. Woods. se· clus ton, and cleared land 2 acres up A re~l , bargatn. I Two l acre butldmg srtes on Wnght St. Water and sewer. $4,000 each. THELMA MONTGOMERY REALTY 1-614-383-7419 IICI Cltll1 Ire ld OEBBl DRIVE - Very attractiVe 3 bedroom ranch home tn a lamrly onen ted nerghborhottd Oulslandtng kitchen wtlh beautrful oak cab rn els and ltle countertops Also boastsfam1ly room with woodburn er. lrvrng room I ll baths, plu s drn1ng room or study Beautrful landscaped lot. larie parking area Ctty schools. 2 miles from town. TWICE REDUCEO' SELLER RETIRING!! Modern 3 bedroom hom e stlualed on a I 27 acre lot landscaped by Mother Nature You'll en1oy the peace and Qutel of Ihe countryhke atmosphere. Home oilers formal dinmg, hardwood floors , full basement. and 3 car carport. Plus a 16x32 rn -ground pool Scandalously prrced al $49 900 See tt loday' .#113 $31,900 Will BUY THIS CLEAN, NEAT HOME wtth 3 bedrooms. alummum srdrng, central arr and carpetmg throu ghout located 1n town. Great mvestment or starter home. *' t760 . Call114- 246-9667. 1979 Chevette. Ac . factory am·fm. rear deffoat No rusr Runs good S700 Call 614 • 388-9901 $9,500 PRICE REDUCTION! - HARb TO BELIEVE OWNER IS WilliNG 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 IF YOU NEED ACREAGE BETTER HURRY. THI S IS A ONCE IN A liFETIME BUY' #305 #226 9&.000 mil• Nice work c• 2 BEDROOM HOME located along Evergreen·Prospect North ol Holzer Hospital. '" acre. Buy now $25.000. PICK UP FREE REAL ESTATE LISTIItl lit OUR OFFICE, OR VOUR BANK OR IROCERV SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE CALL AN EXPERIENCED WOOD QUALITY HOME approx 3 mrles to Holzer Hospilal. Llllated on Kerr Bethel Road. 3 bed room s. all elec home has new forced arr lurnace. Shop area oil gara ge Large kttchen wtlh lots of storage area Almost 'A acres of land Cham lrnk fence around yard Garden area Pnced to sell at $28,000 #211 ~0/ , ~UU 1878 MaBbo Classic. 4 dr., . 114· 4•8-7077 PRIME LOCATION' LO CATED ON ONE OF THE BUSIEST HIGHWAYS IN THE COUNTY. LEVEl lOT WITH COMM ERCIAL BLDG. PRESENTLY RENTED ALSO HAS2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME PROPERTY SUITABLE FOR JUST ABOUT ANY TY PE BUSINESS $64.000 KRISTI DRIVE - Attracttve tn·level offers comfortable Irving on every floor 3 bedrooms, 2 full bat hs Also rncludes hvtn g room wtlh fireplace and famrly room Ntce lot wtlh nrce vrew in qualrly nei ghborhood Garage, central air $63.900 AOOISON PIKE - 3 bedroom brr ck, le, el3/ 4 acre, garage, e~lra 24>30 garage and swage. appltances. $56 500 DARVIN BLOOMER . Broker .......... 446·6764 DONA McGHEE.. . ................. .. .. . 446·0552 BETH NULL.. ......... .. .. ........ ... ....... 245·9507 STEVE McGHEE ..... ... ...... ......... . 446-1255 #326 NOT EVEN Fl BUy il soon enough and )OU can ptck out the carpet you want Pleasmg floor plan allows lor 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,lormal dinmg, Iamity room and ltvrng room 2 car garage w1th storage pla ce (or workshop). Only 6 m1tes from town rn a Qurel country netghborhood Best of all tS the prr ce Won I last lon g at $49,900 #113 RIO GRAND£ - 4 bedrooms. large 90>200 lot. close lo sc hool all lum•lut e rtr cl uded rn pr~ce $43.000 GARFIELD EXT. - 3 bedroom~ garage. nver ~orttge, ~some repao but pr~ed cheap rmmedrate possessron $21.000 IMMEOIATE POSSESSION 5 room remodeled home tn Thurman Move-1n condrfton N1ce bath Krtchen wrth refrrgerator and range mcluded Usled to sell al $20,000 NEW LISTING ON A NEW HOME- Surrounded by 5 acres tn a Q~tet tocat1on , thts 2 ye!' old home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, livmg room, dm1ng room, eQurpped krtchen. All tn perfect condttlon. Pond Extra mobrle home pad Davts Road. $42.500. #101 -!""'"""'""!' ROUT£ 7 - Mobtle home. garage, slorage bu rldrngs, 'l acre. super localron and v1ew ol rtver . SDOtless $36 900 Mind hrt • 1 b_.e on wagon "'" fot l)M(I/ng eoc 304 175- 1984 Ford Tampo- ps. pb. am -ttn ac, 13195, 1983 Ford Fairmont. one DWner, t2J50 Ceiii14 · 2B6·6622, D NEW LISTING ON A BRAND NEW HOUSE Het e's your nhan ce to have a new home wrlhout all the headaches ol bu1ld rng Locatd 6 m1tes from downtown 10 a relax ing netghbo rhottd. lhts home tncludes 3 bedrooms. large nr ce bath, spa crous kitchen wrth eal-tn area and lrvrng room 2 car garage PRICED TO SEll TODAY AT $49,900. . #212 PORTER AREA - 3 bedrooms. wood ftnoh lnletror. part~ lur rltShed. burldrngs. 5 acres. 1mmedrate possessrort $ 31.~ 1978 Mualang. Good eond New Paint. S1600 1119 Call CLASSIC COLONIAL ON 10 PARK LIKE ACRES - ASYOU ENTER THE CIRCLE DRIVE TO THIS TEN ACRE ESTAT EYOU AND YOUR FAMILY Will FEEL AI HOME. 4 BEDROOM S, 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOM PLUS RECREATION WITH POO l TABLE THERE IS A GRANO PIANO IN HIE fORMAl LIVING ROOM 'AND IT REMAINS WITH THE HOM E 20X40 IN GROUND POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE DETACHED 2 CAR GARAGE/WORKSHOP WITH 120D SQ. FT. UPPER l EVEl CENTRAL AIR CONO A"ONE OF A KINO" HOM E SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY' $125.000 #309 FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET EVER!! As a broker and hou se salesman. I see a large number of houses every week. and I can tell you , rt ts not otlen thai we lrnd one of lhrs QU alrly, as well located or ma s good a nerghborhood It's a 3 yr old brrck !no exterror marntenance). tu st hke new and mcludes a large lrvmg room. lormal dmmg, lar ge krtchen wrlh 28 ieel of oak cabmets. burtt rn bar . range, drs hwashera nd relrrgeral or, brg famtly room wrl h brick lrreplace, 21ull baths 3bedrooms and an oversrzed 2 car garage Th rs tsabeautifully carpeted, n1 cet y decorated hom e. located on 2 lot s, 2 \(tries from town on ijt 160 Priced at $95.900 Owner does not wa nt a "for Sale" srgn, so call us lor e!act locatton #112 basem~nl , tnl ulaled . easy to heal, one acre ~VGER CREEK - 3 bedtoonu. 23•22 garag~ 2 )acres. vrnyl srd rnp. lxtek Iron! close lo power planls $51 ~ 71 Auto's For Sale OOUBLE WIDE - 3 BRS. 2 BATHS, DECKS. EQUIPPED KIT CHE N. CATHEDRAL CEILING LR PLUS 1 BR MOBi lE HOME ON SEPARATE lOT - BOTH FOR $43,00D South - RT. 7. City Brs., 2\', Baths , Family Room. 256-6696 Hay & Grain 64 ~ Schools . 4 BEGINNER'S LUCK - S>li<fvino wrth 3 bedroom s rn the crty, Cas Garage wrlh room above surtable Immed iate possesSion $42,800 Real Estate General Tr ilfl s~uri d!tun COMFORTABLE HPME - CONV ENIENT LOCATION 1 BED· ROOM HOME IN CITY, HASVINYL SIDI NG, CAR PORT EXCEl · LENT CONDITION. CENTRAL AIR $32.000 HURRY .. HURRY . HURRY - 87 ACRES. $20 000 Cm WE Wi l l TEll YOU WHERE' OWNER V.IOr 304-n3· 6011 EXCEllENT BUY Af COZY COTTAGE - l BEDROOM HOME IN CITY HAS VINYL SIDING. GAS FURNACE. STORM WINDOWS 60Xi30 lOT $12.900 FRONTAGE THE RIVER! The locatton, the v_Lew and the netghborhood are the outslandmg lealures oi thts 2 bedroom home Just l >7 mrles south on lower Rtver Road. The lot conta ms about an acre and has lrontage on the r~ver Perlect for boaters. fishermen or bathers Thrs rs a l ~ story frame w1th an untrmshed up sta~ rs (could be large 3rd bedroom). There ts a garage, storage bl!llding and carport. Pnce $66.000. #106 • snow plow 6579 I GREAT NEW LISTING localed on outskrrts of town on a Quret deadend street. lhts home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bal hs hvrng room. famtly room and dmmg room Ntce srzed · lawn. oulburldrng Less than one m1le fr om c1ty. but wrth cou ntry surroundrngs On ly $39,500 #206 Real Estate General mow..- deck , 1ot•rv plow cuh •· NEW LISTING - ALMOST AN ACRE IN NICE SUBDIVISON IN KC SCHOOL DISTRICT. WELL MAINTAINED FRAME RANCH WITH BRICK TRIM , 3 BRs. FR. TASTEFULLY DE· CORATEP WITH EKTRA NICE CARPETING. DECK 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 S45.000. Tools & Equtpment to suit Everyone• need• • LUNCH SERVED • Madts on Co Arrport & Motels nearby Ltc ensed & Bonde d rn favor of the stat e of Ohro NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS: Cash or check w / propar I. D. 1976 Datsun Pickup 86 000 miles. good condition With topper Call 614-992-6234 "o'"•litl and Jon '1erlfd S•rYiC* • Suppli• SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO H•nderton. WV , 304 175 7421 lunnln fo f ule Call tU -949· ~ick Green Judy Green Connie G. Ballah J 03200. Colt 614· 448· 4225. uw , SIDERS CO , H•ndarton, W Va. 304-875- 7421 21.· 2496. )(61 4) 879 -7731 - 879-7732 . 879 -7649 tporrsl 1 1980 Chev , pi cit · up 4x4 , ps, pb, 4 apd . 360 w-8 59,000 m1les and sprocket• 10 fn 4 lnduS i flaf Equ1pmen1 an d sa lvage tr acw rs Tilt age Equ•pment. Plows 1 to 7 bott om s d1scs F1 e ld Cu ft1vat ors . Pa ckers, Et c Gnnd ef- M11e.ers Com b•nes . Com P1ckers. Grav11y Bed Wa go ns Round & Square Balers Rakes & M ower s of aU londs , e ha~na. frHh Holattll'l he:lf.,a. also tprlno••- Alao some Rtgltlared Cows. D HI records Call614 1499 U.S. Route 42 N.E. London, Ohio 431 40 304· #2n u EOUIP~f:f\IT I miles no11h o! Londo r, Qh •o al 11'1 tersec / oOn ...lt I 70 lf'! )(li R 79 1 Jlld U S Route 4 2 12 1n1les we sl ot Columbus 19 miles e-a~t ot Sp11ng held <Jnd 40 m11es c ast ol Dayton 125# test, Model 12 Wrn chester 11 gauge shotgun lent. one lot ol Trucks for Sale 325 Newldu2rownarrow corn pic;:k., , Field ready Call 304· 273- 3447 .. Real Estate General Tri-Green /\ Interstate Equipment, Inc. 150 H 72 BI-LEVEL IN THE WOODS Attraclrv e home wrth lots of potentral 3 bedrooms, ' l bath, ltvtng room eat·tn kttchen, full basement " lar ge wooded lot Ky ger Creek Sc~ools . $49,900, 0813 . · Club eatves for 4-H 1r FFA m..-ntt.ra. c.n&14-448 -2724 TRACTORS· J D., I H , Cue, M.F.. Ford. Etc. 84,100 323 New Idea corn p1ck• and c::orn wagan. C1ll 814- 446- u.,.,. B~ choose from - 25 to 1978 TuM. and up 10 1.00 PM Wed. · Hauline ,...a•l*•· A1h.n• t~ SAl• 1 m ile ••• o f AlbMY • •n St. Rt 50 Call Srock : y•rd· l14 · &92 2322 or 698 · • '531 EwniOQI Cons1gn ment s from severdl Loca l Fafm s and Deal er s Many 1\erns a1 Absolu te Auct1on PLAN TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION AS A BUYER ·SELLER·VISITOA E. M . WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9655 B . J. HAIRSTON, 446-4240 CLYDE 8, WALKER, 245-5276 LORETTA..M-cDADE. 446~2'9 1986 Couger, 3 8 V -6. digital speedometer. Ulka over paymenta Can ue 2212 Madison Ava. Po1nJ ~leaunt •ltnoJt eny SPLASH'! BRICK ANO FRAME RANCH - 3 BEDROOMS. fAMil YROOMWITH fiREPLACE CENTRAl AIR COND AND A BEAUTifUl 18X36 POOL ENJOYI GREEN ACRE S SUBDI · VI SION $55.000 drums. rabbit cage, Wlndml!l. B'x\2' hampolin e. Wildcat cross bow . Concession Stand KENNY SIDERS, OWNER WISEMAN REAL ESTATE SEPTEMBER AUCTION MISCELLANEOUS. 3 gurlars stereo. weslern saddle. 55 gallon Terms: Cash Owner des perately wants to sell th rs 3 story burldin g well locat edonSiale Street l si floor can be used lor prol essronal olf1ce or wrl h a lew chanReSfor resrdenl 1al 2nd and 3rd floor ofter apart· menls Full basement and I car garage Terrrfrc rnvestment properly' Lt sl ed al $65.000. bul MAKE US AN OFFER ' CUSTOM DESIGNED - 4 LEVEL HOME HAS CATHEDRAl OPEN BEAMED CEILING f iREPLACES iN LIVING AND FAM· ll Y ROOMS. DECK, 4 BEDROOMS 2 AND '• BATHS O[CK A BARGAIN AT $55 000 Models to 1514-2 81· 1461 . "· . MaaMY Ferguaon, N....., Holland, Bulh H09 Sat• & Serwlee Ower 40 used tr•ctors to chooaa fr om & complet• line ot nfiW & used eq'"Pmtnt. Urg"t salectton 1n S E. Ohfa C•nte will be New & Used Farm & lndustrrol Equrpment 01 All Kinds 446-3644 1977 Thunderb1rd, 1982 Honda XR100 , mint cond 304-675- stallon 198 2 Bu1 ck Regal , clea n 3 4 .000 mllea t5,500. 304- ~ A If bt-.da indud.ing H oltt~nl j 1985 Dodge Daytona, Turbo Z. red-allver, bla"k leather. sun· roof. load.cl New tires 304-' 876· 6306 erfter 5 p m 675 4480. •iep~ . FUTURE SALE Thursday . Oc10 ber 29. 198 7 I '77 Dad ge Diplomat V- B, auto trans. Good Cond teoo.oo. Calll04· 576- 2704 &;go;4ag'"""· .....,....... .....,.,..... ' 1585 n550 Colt 114· 28&· 6522 . AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Thts is a super clean auclron Re· frtg. is nearly new. The Mitchells are movm2 to Floridaand are givmg you the opportuntty to buy chotce ttems at auct10n prtces Oon't mtss this one. BE ON TIME' APPLIANCES. Sears Kenmore Refrrgerator 19 3 cu II lop freezer w/ rce maker (almond). Whrrlpoo l washer and match· rng dryer 2 coffee makers. bu llet coffee pol 20·40 cup, Oomrnron Elec Ro asle t HOUSEHOLO: Sofa and malchrng charr (french Provrncrall . lg console Syl,.~ia color TVw1th stereo. AM / FM radto and tape deck. wood room drvtdet w1th shelves and doors. den co uch 3 pc, bedroom su1te-lull srze bed and matchrn gce· dar chest. Brother elect rrc console sewr ng machrne w/ bench. Sears ACDC 11 rn TV, 2color TVs. clock radr o, ulil· rly stand utilrly cabtnel w/ glass doors. pole lamp TOOLS: AnltQue tools, mtsc toots Sunbeam hedge trrmmer. thatcher blade. Craftsman elec ch arn saw. el ectrrc edger. 2 Sale begins ar 9.00 a.m. sharp II REAL ESTATI 1973 Dodge Scamp, 6 cyl. runs good, Make good Work car. 8300 304-676·4866 Of 675· c:ar S600 Ca11614-949· 24,0 1986 Mercury Lymt Duroc lows. Br~ ju st like the boftf't we t"tlld at the Ohlt) TMtation that geinlld O~ttr 2 6 h . J* d~~Y Roo• &tnuev. · Sebtna. OH. l!li13· &14 · 2liB SEPTEMBER AUCTION: Thursday. September 24, 1987 Monza t800 . Call 1978 ChiNV Monu . Runs good, Iota of new pans. Excellent work CROSS & SONS U S . 35 W11t. J1e1taon. Oh1o 63 ... ISE '82 Olda Cutlau Supreme. 70,000 miles. Nice car. 304675- 2700. 7945 614· 992· 5382. 990 Oevld Brown, 54 hp diesel nector. low hours Lo c•lly owned with 6 f1 bush hoo 446:.3636~~ seeder. tool cart on prvot wheels. Boy's btke, trtcycle, 7 It Christmas lree pup lent. HUMP BACK TRUNK. OLD 78 & 45 records AUTOMOBil E 1977 BUICK PARK AVE NU E. 4 door all power, 8 track tape deck Blue wrlh whrt e vrnyl top EXCELLEN T CONDITION' Yo ur Chance to Buy a B1 g Burck' LAWNMOWERS R1dtng mower 7 HP. 30 tn cui. l awn boy lawn mower old pu sh mower MI SC · Movre camera w/ protector and screen. slrde pro1ec· 101 & spli cer. kerosen e healer, ta pe recorder, 3 telephon es, Chrr stmas decoratron s. vaporrzer. loot·lrx et, portable record pla yer. hassock cooler OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION' AUCTIONEERS: M. l. (Bud) McGhee & Steve McGhee P. 0. Box 191. Gallipolts, Oh1o 45631 'PH. 614-446-0552 lrc & Bonded Ohro & West Va TERMS OF SAlE: Cash or Chec~ w/ proper I D. Not Responsrble for Acctdenls or loss of Property Ch~nty 1980 61 Farm Equipment CALVIN and LOUISE MITCHELL Assorted Makes & 4 00 pm II ltv l:o lud From Gallipolis toke U.S. Rt. 35 West opprox. 4 miles; turn right at new SuperAmerica to Oak' Drive. Watch for signs. Be on Time! SAlE CONOIKTEO FOR SALES HELD LAST THURSDAY DF EACH MONTH Need restoratiOn 8350 tor both, Call 614 -992-9922 after Yellow Frtes1one Ctnning PuchH Now Attailable Call for wenetill and pt' lee• BOB' S MARKET Maaon 773-5721 Open 7 Dava LOCATION: 511 Oak Drive, Gallipolis, Oh. (Spring Valley Subdivision) LIVESTOCK Quarter horse ge ldtng has been 4H shown MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT Gravely s ul~y new Gravely !tiler at Two 1964 Dodge convertables Quality Fru1t1 and Vegetables retail and wholesale. B & S Produce tcroas from P1na Hut. Galhpolls, OhtO ay Realty . tool boxes. m1 sc wu me meta! wheelbarrow. 3 elec motors, 71 Auto ' s For Sale Stalnlen steel exhaust system•. Now cu1t om made for your truck. motor home or class1c car. With life-time warranty Muffler Man, 9 Stimpson Ave , A then•. Oh io 1· 800- 843-3767 Cann•ng tomato" Vou p1ckl John HHis Farm, Letart Falla. Ohio. Btlng c:ontamers. t4 p11 bushel Go House Hunting With AUCTIONEER Ed W1n te rs L1c #33 4-88 THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 24 - S:OO P.M. 66 passenger school bu s 186 000 mtles good lrresl 14 Pon loon boat Honda 17 5 motorcycle 12 alum ltshrn g boat ANTIQUES John Deere hand crank co rn shellet severfll ant1que doors & wmdows, several t1res. railroad f1res, 3 square tootbox two . tunk cars. lawn mower wheels Quaker State elediiC gas pump, dusk to·dawn lights large lot of bolts & nuts. bee supe1s, smoker & va1t. smudg pots. three speed overdnve llansmiSSIOn (from 1982 Cllevy Silverado p1ckup) weldmg rod s acetylene cart 3 gallon sprayer. barre! pump hgllts 1ron runner sled, dehm ners, fence steeples, cable clloker, 20 p1eces of 11"xl2' rou nd stock, off1ce clla1rs weldmg he! mets meta! too! box. kerosene heater. weldm g gloves, 25 new 5 gall on cans, lar ge lot S" g!azed bl ocks 4 H rope knot di splay Ward~ Super 8 mov1e proJector new canmng tilrs, new hand corn planter , portable barbecue gnll, camper Porta-Potty. cue sl1cks. 1ndustnal l1re alarm system scrap tron, hose. p1 pe & ptpe f1t· tm gs, 500 eleclr1t 1uncl10n boxes an d other m•scellaneou s 1tems A.lto aa• .• ttetY good condidon; Coronet-trumptrt (old.- model,, c11n Included with aach 304112·3104 . ... Real Estate General PUBLIC AUCTION 1 97 ~ tachment rouncl ba le mover, P•Pe mo\ler, uhhty tra1ler power lawn mowe1 12 steel cut off saw utl!ity dolte~ 11a1ter axle & tnes ltoor tack, Homehte wale! pump 3 hp Ev111 Rude outboar d engme, elec lfiC outboard motor tool bok of sheet metal tools INDUSTRIAL· 6 p1eces ot 1ndustr1al playground equ1pment. bas ket ball backboard, up, ,ght secu nty sate, etectr1c floor sweepe1buller , 6' PIPe repa1r clarno la~ge lloor ta n, flood l1ghts 12 sleet culvert, p1ped1 es llot ol 3 phase bleaker bo~ es & electrical eq u1prnent a1r hose camster 4000' No 9 lA. III' 275 gallon fuel tan~ on sk1ds 6'x3' steel work bench, 12"x16' ,48" steelluet tan k. one tot of conduit ' 1000 feet rubber p1pe msulat10n one pallet toad of gympsum cement · f1re code CT. 22" culv erts 12 an d 18' 111 length •eo. 304- Ounttwin Fruit Farm Ckler. Me"ose. Super Gold, Red • Yellow Dellciout, Macintosh. and OrimH eppl•. Pflafl, honey, IIOfghum, end apple butter " P1ck your own grapes 28 cents a pound WMk deva 8-8, week.nds 9 -1 ~t 881 So. of Albany. Phone 614 -188-8298 l•n Due To Da1ly Sa le s & Con signments,lnvenlory May Change Cash or Check w•th Pr oper ID Not Re1ponslblt lor Ac::clde~oss ol Properr y lunch Will Bd"Se rved No Small Items , So Be On T1mel VEHICLES: 28' sell conta111er1 camper , 1973 Toyota Jeep w/ wench wood planes. wo[Jden c hee ~e and prune bo•es. antique tee skates, locks, handm <~de b9sket s Etg1n pocket watch co pper kettle, wa sh br 01ler e-ye glasses needles !rom a spmmng Jenny , accessor •es lor · ant1que autos double and smgle tr ees muzzel loadmg parts anl1que w11 e !aw n bench w• de mouth tar s 2 cannon balls. 3 oak Ia bles 3 "e ts antuw e steel wheels. wooden barrel gears hom the lor mer Central So-ya mill 2 trunks and oth er collec t•ble 1tems IH 10 71 Auto 's For Sale r .tr ill Suppl ieS Buut1ful male Blue Point Him a layan cet. AKC Pomeraman, Yorkah ire Temer and Sh1Uu pups 304-896- 3968. llems Butch Siders 1304)675 7421 5&81 . CIM!tlend tromban•. Fruit Pets for Sale 304 576 -2728 Or 675 · 1867. Jr R Old upright p1ano for sale. Call 114 -992 -7810 or 304-773- 773, 5887 . o & Vegetables Real Estate General 614 ·985· 4312 Must ae/1 AKC Samoyed puppy S96 Also AK C Shehle $126. ~·=~•r P·~Kt• C1 • t . ~ J t.:> ~ ',; • <.~) · ra clo 'l.onl~ <;ds~e Blowr ~ C l'':m 11 ::illM ~ Pow~ll I ~o~ Tu ~Jc~o Setl(lr Ne"' i'louno Ba l~ Mo~t r • AKC Registered Garman Sh• ph~trd pupa. 8 wkl old, 180 each Cal/614-446-0373 2 single b1rrel 410 guage shotguns t40 for both C1il WMee l D•a: Il-l 7 Fr a.t Mo .. er IH i Row Cull voillOt rQuoc k h11Ch l Gra 11 Clca ne· 1 Grader So~ 1 Botlom Plow l or MI-l 3 Bon om PuiiTyt<e Plo w Pony , Ba le Thrower lor IH 47 Ford Ba ler lor Parl 5 1600 lH Truck l or P&rf5 Sat., September 26 locahon: From Gallipolis take U.S. 35 to Rio Grande Tr. righl (north) on Rt. 325 go 2'/' m1les to Bandy Rd. , Tr. right go 1.3 miles to aucl1on cite. Walch for signs. Corn C: '\ • i 1 ; -, '"' r :row <:rern .. ., Enc loao e r 5 \6 \' ii'C: Ra~e ~ MF O•sc H.t•ro ... M ot~~ l ~ r F~ r·• a ll Tractor, Vo., on 10 "oJ wer ~ft rro w Src kl e Ba r Mow er lor ESTATE AUCTION 10:00 A.M. >:; 1'11 1 6~ Gr 1 ~C' \llxer Moll N' 32J Ne" 981fl Feee'r \ ;so 6 u~ he t G ., ' Clr c· I;-! ~t'l/'18 ::lo~ l"lantrr 111 400 4. ~l. ' P iH'I I'II It<~ ?o;~v ? ' il(l ?IJ " ·r • " ~(' ' ~50~ . 15 f>IO.o, ' IF l ;\ ~1 1 om PIC,I' ~: ; ~~ ~l\PI~ v. 1t (u ! ' • ; : 'I ':'\'I ~TC'n tl~ nl"l flCG ~ ~ · ~Mn l l ,. Registered Cocker Spaniel puppies Also Him•layan kHtena No chaclta Call 514-992 - 2807 58 2 mala poodle pupp1es, 2 mil old. reddish co lored . full blooded but not regiataraJ . Have not had shotl 560 00 eech 304-6766361 IH ~~ 1 Rll u~C 0.11 1111 O MC ~O .':i AOu:l"! Bil lttr Ntl'• Ferttl 1;er Sp rei10f r5 ~ B W Gr.)llc r Bil1t' Nt I' R • 1... 111 ~rs, N" " .!. Und ~ o l~ ry Cu1ter5 , C'!HHU')' Sora~e r Goh ' s= v 10 r l a~., ro ~ H usstc;~ro 1070 7 11~)0 11\ 0 C l t ~e new t D"ull 11'l Te c: :Jo• tnewl N~ ~ Dr~l'~ T·,cc Mowt:r s JO 9 H ~Y~ •nd IH 9' H;oo yto•nn tH ' ~~ 3026. Dragonwynd Csttery K•nn ... CF A Himalrtan, Pet11sn tnd Siamese ldttana AKC Chow puppiea. New kmens; Peni1na, 'Call614-446 -3844 after 7PM . Musical Instruments Siam"• and Himalayan Kitten a 6 waeka old Seal or L1lac Point. Call 814 -992-7201 . TIJ t lors Ohv!'r 1 4 ~0 o\ C XT 190 \ , ~ >~ Do•U oll Fcr \l ~ t OOl CG o)~., · z ~ 506 MH Po ~y " " rm311 Cutl A.C G JD d, ::0 C ~' e 1410, MF 1JS DoeU~ I .o~c;cto~on 11 1'1[) rl 1611p Gra vel y wolh allacn...- .,.nt5 MF tJS Douel Equlprntr'll NH 273 Soua•co SBII'r JU 1J T ~~.,e B3ler Mr= J5Q Round Ba•er Mill Groom a"d Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breeds ... AII styles . JulieW1bb Ph. 614-446· 0231 . 57 AKC registered German Shepherd pupptes 6 weeks old 6 iemaiN, S66 eaeh. 2 malet. $160 each 304 882 2071. (304) 675·7421 r.'I •C' Peta for Sale AKC Beagles 2 male. 2 female 6 wks old 860 2 m ale 1 y111r old Aunnmg $76 614-985 4143 after 6 p m 10:00 A.M. Siders Equipment Co. US AI 35 Henderson, WV 25106 11SCu••~"CC Meigs County Humane SoclMy haa cat s and kittens to adopt Spayed and neutered and had ahots. Adoption laa required Call &14-992 · 6505 or 992· Gravity bed with heavy duty gears Al10 20 ft small gr11n e/0\lator. Call614-949 -2631 56 1 M Sou th of Silve r Brtdge- Near Pomt P!easant PUBLIC SALE Female AKC Reg. Boaton Ter ri..- 8 wka. old. Black & white, 615Q. Call614-367· 7422 56 Call614-949 -2671 Saturday, September 26, 1987 Public Sale & Auctioo Pets for Sale 56 M~ September 20, 1987 King Wood and Coal Burner 150,000 BTU gas furnacf!. Honzontal fuel turn ace and 2 tanks. Public Sale & Auction AUCTION weekdays 'tfirewood Stack up for wimer ~"t30 a pick up, delivered. Call Ed t'lt 614 -446 -3978 September 20, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 0 VIlLAGE OF VINTON - Orrectly across lrom th e new elemenlary school Srlualed on 0 7 acres, lhtl ' 2 story bnck/frame home has 7 rooms, bath, full basement and a large metal outbutldtn~ Garden space, malure trees and 2 porches add to the country-like setting. Posstble loan assumpl1on $34.000. 8401 WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN? IJU5us cheaply we mtght add. 3 bedroom home 10 netghborhood oilers remodeled kttchen and lull basement Perfect for starters. V1nyl carport, central heat $33,900. OH . WHAT A DEAL!! - Owner,if makrn g this bedroom 2 story hom e a very easy buy. Home m cl ude~ famrly room , lrvrn g room, d1nmg room , l 'h baths. N1ce sett ing on 5 acres overlookrng th e Ohro Rtver Home has new rool, newfurna ce, new wtrrn g Askrn g $32.500 Wa nts an offer Writ help wtlh down payment #115 14 ACRES. M/ l , OF LAND - Garage, storage bu ilding, std e road. counly water. qutet locatton Mostly op en land, some woods Good place io hve. North Gal Ira school distrrct. 6 acr es w1th home and buildings - $25,000 B acres ba're lan d, mostly clear and tdeal lor home srte - $12,00D All for $37,DOO #314 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT Char ola rs Hrlls lake [stales' offer pea ceful surroundmgs and scen1 c landscapes 1.5 acre wooded lot w1th small meadow Very mce spoil or your burld 1ng plans $8,000 #243 WE APOLOGIZE! We have been so busy selling homes lately that we have let our listing inventory dwindle. If you have been considering selling your home,·· give us a call. · WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING@ OAK HILL Cozy bungalow for the youn g cou ple starling oul or retrrees panng down Income from garage apartment wtll help wtth payments In town localton , Pnced at $45,000. #439 NO HONEY-DO JOBS HERE!- Owner has done a fantastic ;ob redomg lhts older home 3 spactous bedrooms, large kitchen , formal dinrng and Iamity room wtlh wood burner. 24x30 metal garage and a workshop Sit back and relax on the screened·rn sunporch. One look and you' ll love tl. Alfordably priced at $49,500. H210 SOMETHING PEACEFUL TO COME HOME - Try thts 12x60 mobtle home on Kem~er Hollow Road. Serene wooded lot 16x14 add~ton with new carpel 2 bedrooms. 2 111 condrtioners. woodburner, lOx Ul outbutldmg wrth concrete lloor and eleclric. Concrete patto wtth pnvacy covered sandbox. Relaxed charm. TOP CLA"SS NEIGHBORHOOD - locat1on ts as 1mportanlas the house. You won't make amistake with etther m this 3 bedroom, I 'h bath ranch jusl oft Fairfteld Centenary Road. Features include living room, lamtly room, dining room, 2 car garage and equipped kttchen. Large, flat prolessionall! lendscaped lot close lo Spnng Valley area. $72,900 QUALITY FROM TOP TO BOTThM of thts 4 bedroom, I ~ bath home wrth full basement. Excellent storage area wrth large closets and burlt·rn shelves 20!28 ltntshed lower level basement area w1th large ftreplace, slidmg ~oors to patiO and ba ckyard area All hardwood floors Special lront door wtth srde louvers for venttlatron and sal ely feature Uttlity btlls are reasonable due to rnsu tat1on and quality constructton. located tust all lake Orive near Rto Grande College. Qu1et locatton ond e>cellenl netghbors You need to look at thts one Prrced rn the low !,9s #~21 RUTLANO- Neat as a prn 3 bedroom older home Sttuated on a ntce s11ed lot wrth several frutt trees and garden space. large foyer wrth open statrway and natural woopwork. Prrced at $27,500 #438 IN VI~LAGE AREA. BUT ROOM TO ROAM- 8 17 acres rn all Tree. covered home area wtlh frun , holly tree and evergreens Hrgh rJdge area overlookmg Bob Evans Farm s and R10 Grande College Ideal for new home Well burtt good cond11ton 7 room hgme, 4 bedtoom s, 2 baths. step·savrng ktlchen, ftreplace, usa ble basement Good outbutldrng, workshop area, prtorly used as livin g quarters, plus I car garage id eally located property wtth aiJ 1ts plus features ca n be you rs for $47,000 #318 BEING CLOSE COUNTS!- 3 bedroom ranch only 4 blocks lrom downtown Ktd s can walk to school' 2 baths, lamtly room. full base ment wtth f~nrs hed rec room , fireplace Close to work and play $56,900 #110 RENT IS A FOUR LETTER WORO- Gel your act together, so you won't be qutlty Buy th1s 3 bedroom ranch w1th vinyl s1dmg EQurpped ktlchen. lamtly room Fenced yard. f urnrture stays tncludtng washer and dryer At $36,000, you can 't aflord to pass thts up. #203 MAKE US AN OFFER! - COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING - Oppostte courthouse Ideal for attorney, accountant. loan off1ce Ni cely frnrshed rnstde Outsrde and rool parnled last year Hoidtng at $37,0DO. #306 SPECIAL OFFERING - BEST - Buildin& Sites in Gallia County - "Early Btrds" will &et the best silt!!! We are subdrvtdrng a 110 acrP. larm 1nto small, medtum and farge butldrng srtes. From 5 to 30 acres of gently roiling meadows and htlllop land olfenng wonderlul countrystde vtews, clean. fresh aromas and qutet peacelut surroundings ' located on state htghway, Rio Grande Elementary and Gallla Academy Htgh School. Gallia County Rulli Water. Excellenl netghborhood. Financing JVIilable NO MOBILE HOMES PERMiffiO �.. ·. Vans l!t 4 W.O.· Will give r ...ona.,.epricefor '83 to '15 Toyota ••• pickup. Mult be cl..n. unltbu ..... low miln. Will consider NiiMn. 614-U&· 7013 lrom 4 p.m. · 9 p.m. 74 Motorcycles Kawesek i 200, 3wheeter, 1900 01 best offer. Ew.cel. cond Cell 614 - 4A6 ~ 7026 . , 1983 Honda v -•s. Enterceptor 11500. Call 614-446-9781 74 74 110 Honda 3 wheeler. 1983 $560. 1979 HondaXR 250, dirt bike. 1426. Both very good cond. C.H &14-245- 1924. Auto Parts l!t Accessories 675 - 7 47 6 ~ Real Estate General Phone , ·(614)-992 -3325 NEW LISTING- 2 bedroom home. bath. gas. floor fur· nace. basement anillg lot in Racme for $6,500 SYRACUSE -Modern 7 rm. ranch. 3 BR. basemen! w1!h fam•ly rm., gas an d wood heat. nice kitchen, range, carpetm'" copper plu mbing, 2 porches. Insulated and nice lot Adkmg $35,000. POMEROY - 2 lg lots, lg mce 3 BR home w1th 3 baths, modern kitchen . cook and bake umts. pantry, dimng, fam1ly r111 , fu ll base{l1e nt Gas and wood heat. TRAILER - 12! 60 Liberty 2 be<lrms., central a1r, all elec. range and refr~g Ask1ng $7,500 66 ACRES - In Sec. 25 Rutl and Township. Young trees and all mmerals. 100 ACRES - Salisbury Township. 2 water taps, 2 gas-oil wells, minerals on good road. COUNTRY - 6 yr. old bnck, 2 baths full basement. range, patio, drilled well, msula!e<l plus 5.89 acres. Just off Rt. 33. $64,000 SYRACUSE - 3 BR ranch, nice k1tchen, ca rpetin'" dming area, 3 bedrooms.lg. sundeck and lg lot $32.900. REEDSVILLE - Med1um size 4 BR, 2 lots, one setup lor trailer. TP water and · dnlled well. BUY AT TEAFORD AND SAVE 992-3325 Housing Headquarters Real Estate General ~fflkQ <?t ~ud ~15J<"uk RESIDENTIAL SYRACUSE - Bnck and frame ranch type home wrth basement One car garage. 3 bedrooms on level large lot. Large fenced rear play area Home IS 1n mellent condition 1n a good locatiOn CALL FOR APPOINTMENT! $39.500.00 RUTIAN D - A 1!? story hOme wrth 3 bedrooms, en: closed front porch, equ1pped kitchen, storage building and part basement. $21.900.00. TUPPERS PLAINS - Br~ck ranch that has everything' full ba sement with fi nished rec. room, I !? baths, beauti· ful k•!chen, formal dining, 3 bedrooms, oak tr1m . quality work. SpaCIOUS lot. 2 car garage, patio Excellent con· dit1on. $68.000.00 ~y L CtElANO, JR.....9U-61'1 JUN TRUIIIll. ... .... 949-2660 OOTTII TURNER.......... 992-1692 TRAU A!Hll ... ......... 949· 3010 OffiCI .............. . .... 992_- 2119 A[H ~ R!ll TOR l •no• "77 Bonnevillastatlonwagon for part1 54.000 mila. 304 -882· 3104 . INVESTMENTS CQMIJERCIAL 79 Motors Homes l!t Campers Shaata Ctmp.-. heel. cond. 0900. Coli 81,0· 258·11459 . 197128 fl . Clau -A Wlnn.bago . 48. toe a«:tuel mil•. a new tirea. r!)ll down large awning. ae., roll dOwn tit •ntennt, orglnlal ctrpetlng. SIHPSI· heel con d. like new . t10,500. Ctll &U-·4•&· 3511 . 211 ft , Coachman c..-nper, like new. Call afler 6·00 &1•· 4118 - 8853. FOR SALE BY OWNERS: large split -level and 1enn1s court 77 4·5 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, formal livmg and d101ng rOO{I1S, gourmel k•tchen. family room , game room. study , mudl laun · dry room , Ind oor storage room wl add1!tonal laundry tac1l1 t~es. 2 car garage, 2 fireplaces, ce~l ~ng fans wooden deck. full len gth of house. Man y e~ tra s ' . - .......... Auto Repair Struts, 1119. 95 pair, Installed . Most m o dell. Muffler Man, 9 Stimpton Avt~ . Athen1. Ohfo, "I l ove That House But I Can't Afford It!" WELL NOW YOU CAN!! . The own er is loaded w1th frustral!on and IS ready to accept any reasonabl eoffer The e.terior offers a stately appearance because ol the a!trac! lve- le~!ures 1ncludmg large trees, mature shrubbery. hu ge boulders, the pool. mce large lawn and the magnll!cent v1ew. The residence IS~II masonry. includes a large 11v1ng room w1th firepla ce. dm ing w1th huge p1cture w•ndow.offermg an awesome v~ew of the nver. 3 large b~droom s on the flfsl floor with 21ull baths. huge family room , n1ce kitchen w1th !? bat h'" th at area. Large loye1w1!h open s!alfway leading upstau stothe 4th bedroom and a large storage room. To rebuild th1s home on !h1s land would cos! $140 to $150,000. We're now askmg $95.000 and tookmgfor an offer. Even 1f youhave not been thinking of bUY'"'" you m1gh! wan! to cash m on th1s unusual opportu nity. #l3 4 1 -800· M3 -37e?. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1971 Rover , 19 ft . self · contained. travel trailer Excel . cond 111500 . flrm. Call 814· 317·0682 . WISEMAN 1978 Troplcana Travel Trailer. 315 ft. with tlp O\lt and AC . Good condit ton. e&OOO. 080 . Call 114-985- 0340. Real Estate General 14 tt. Baa Li nt ttovt , elac. ref. SIMP' tlx . 304·882 · 3104 1978 Star Craft fold down camptr. 30• · 895 · 3582 •fter 446-6610 5 00. JUDY DEWITT REALTOR!!<' BROKER 388-815 5 J. Merrill Corter ............................... 379-2184 Phyllis Loveday ................................ 446-2p0 · Becky ~one ....................................... 446-0451 Patrick Cochran ............................... 446-8655 Jim Cochran .......... .. ................. ,.. ; .... 446-7881 @ rn =--= ~ ;. ... 81 Home Improvements 85 Fetty Tree Trimming. stump , removal . Call304- 875- 1331 . Rottry or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed umeday. Pump 11ln and 1ervh:::e. 304· 896· 3802 Home Improvements eASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondiUonal lif.time gutnn· tee. l ocal reftrenc• furniJhed. Fraa •tim-'••· Call collect 1· &1•· 237-0488. d-v or night. R o g e r 1 8 a I a- m a n t Waterproofing . SWEEPER and MWing machine repair . parts, and auppli•. Pick up tnd detivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner . one h•lf mila up Gaorgn CrHh Rd . Call 814- 441·0294. RON ' S Televi1ion Service . House call• on RCA , Ouazar. GE . Sp.c1allng in Z.ni'lh Call 304 - 576 - 2398 or 114 -4462.54 . Dillard WateJ SerYiU: Po ols, Cisterna. Wella Delivery Anytime. Call &14-448- 7404-No Sunday c:alla . J & J Water Service, Swimmln1 pool•. cistarn1. wellt . Ph. 814· R Ill R Water Service. Home 571· 2903. cis1en, wells, pooll filled. Forr-i\erty Jam• Boys Waters.Call WINTERIZATION Security Lights. Storm Windows, lnaulatiun. Roofing, Genlrll RepeirJ. 304-676· 5367 Paul R up e, Jr. Water Service. Call&14-446- 3171 . Pools, eist· ern1. wella. 82 Watterton : s Water Hauling, reasonable rate1 , immediate 2,000 gallon delivery , cisterns, pools, we ll . etc cell 304- 676: 304 -676-8370. Plumbing l!t Heating 2919. CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATINtl Cor. Fourth and Pine GellipoliJ, Ohio Phone 614 · 446-3888 or 614 446 -4477 APPALACtiiAN WOOD STOVE Wood and coa lstovea, furna ces. and lnlertJ, Brun co. AJhl&y. ConJotldated Outchwaat . Buv. Mil, trBde 10 yrs expareince in carpenter . C•ll 614-898 -&121 . 84 Electrical l!t Refrigeration Residential <lr co mmau~l al wir· ing. N ew ltH'Vice or repain . llcanaed electrician Enimate tree . Aidenour Electrical. 3011175-1786. . Dump truck delivery : coal, Jtorut, sand, gravel, fill and sa wdu11. 304- 676- 3190. 87 Real Estate General General Hauling 245· 9285 Starks Tree and Lawn Servi4;e, lawn c••· l andJctping. stump removal . 304- 576 - 2842 or Serv1r.cs 81 Ohio.:.._Point Pleasant, W. Va. Upholstery R & M Custom Couct)es and Reupholatery, St. Rt . 7 , Crown Cit-w-. Oh . 614· 268· 1470, Eve. 814 -•46-3438 . Open dally 9 to 4 : 30. Sat. 9 :30 to 1:30. Old 81 new Uphoatered . Mowrey ' • Upholttering 1orvlng tri countyaret 22 veers. The belt ln furniture upholataring. Call 304 - 675 - 4154 for free estimates. • The Sunday Real Estate General • THESE HOMES ARE FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 BEDROOM HOME overlooking th e Ohio R1ver has h«le mamtenance ·- cl ean and nice, Inside and out. Begmner _ home or retirement home. #260 7 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms near Holzer Hospital. Cenlral air,rural water system , large family room (26'x22'), garage, storm doors and windows, 1'h acres plus. Nice home. #651 HOUSE FOR SALE BRICK ST. , RUTLAND 3 BRs, 2 baths, swimming pool with deck, satellite dish, new carpet &linoleum, large family room with Buck stove insert. Large driveway with covered patio. OWNER MUST SELL FOR BAL~NCE OF LOAN 9 ROOMS, 4 bedrooms. larRe llvmR rocm. din mR area, kitchen w•th lots of cb1nets a_nd sis sink, mce ba throom garage, on level lot. All for quick sale or lrade. 11622 F·ISHING, boating, huntm g, all from this Getaway Retreat, close to Gallipolis, overlooking Blue l ake and Ra ccoon Creek. This has a 23 «. travel tra~ler on co ncrete pad, sleeps 6, hasa sundeck, rura l water, septic syslem, electric. a place to rela x away from the telephone #584 TWO lARGE LOTS with Ci ty water, sewer, natural gas, and eleclr~ c, all ava il able Buy one or both. #456 WE BUY. SELL, or TRADE SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 LEADINGHAM REAL EST ATE FURNITURE & APPLIANCE SALE Stove, refrigerator, washer & dryer, d!shwasher chrome craft bar with stools, hrdea-bed, white canopy, full size bed & other misc. items. · A eal Estate General 'Estate General REAL ES'fA TE 462 2ND AYE. REAR ·• BONNIE & JIM STUTES-REALTOR 446-4206 IB !?E,i, l lOR LISTINGS NEEDED!!! You're more than just a number with us. professional personalized service guaranteed. Let us handle the sale of property . ..••• FARMS : 446-6806 .- PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VIRGINIA SMITH . BROKER . 381!-8826 RUTH GOODY, REALTOR , 379-26'28 DIAN CALLAHAN. REALTOR . 256· 6251 KENNY GOODY, REALTOR. 25"6-9334 OIAN CALLAHAN . APP. AUCTIONEER WILL SEll P~RSONALITEMS OR PROPERTY. Hl55 EXTRAORDINARY LOVELY COLONIAl w/ •O ACRES - OutstandinR modern home - • to~ bedrooms. tit. ltixl 4 w/ ran&e OW. retnr:.. hule littint rm. w/ msert WB FP. 2 bat~s . olfrce or den. basement. l~ acres 1illable. t.@bacto base. a ac . coal, orchard. frurt and bernes 16 m1. from LARGE FAMILY ROOM .- 3 bedroom, two story home m Addaville sc ~ ool area, lull basement. elec. neat w1fh woodburne~ hooked to furnace duel Priced at $36,500. #2402 SOMETHING 1f you don't mqUire about I 4 b~d 1 oom , 2 story two bat hs, formal ll~1n g and d1mn g rooms, lull basement w1!h tam1ly room, 1ec. room , ul1l1ly room anu pat•o w1th · e~cellenl VIew C•IY schools Beaut1tul home Call LOCATED IN RIO GRANDE. !lEAR CAMPUS L!v.n g 100m. lormal dmm~ complete k•!chen. par!~<l basement l•ke new sh•ngle root Afloodable ur~ ce 1ance low S30s • .' • lo see • town . 30' 40' I 1 stet •175 NEW LISTING - l ocated on SA 7 rn Crown Crty. burldin&- Co11ld be 11sed for rental. storage or bu! rness 2 lots SIS.OOO. 1HS1. WOULD YOU BE WILLING to pa int 1 Httle 'and save a lot. Beaut ilul inside. 3 BR . baths. OR. a\1 the cab1net space and closets vou will enr need. Just take over payments. l mr, from crty. GREEN ACRES IS THE PlACE TO BE N•ce ranch style home Situated on a /0, 148 I!. lot offers 3 BRs. I II baths. LR. FR w lfu~place. eat·m k1!chen. gas heal Green schools. Call today lOCATION = one nea r Green School 3 BRs, bath, LR, k•tchen, fireplace. lull ba· semen!, b1g yard Call lor more de! a~l s + ORV,~BIPTY mce star t ~r home ATTENTION HOME SHOPPERS!!! -Very n1ce ranch sty le home 1n a good ne.ghborhood oilered at a pr~ce you can afford. 3 BRs. LR, k•! chen, bat h, cel)ar closets, c•t y sc hool district $29,900. YOUR FAMILY WILLENJOYTHIS HOME4 BRs, 2 baths. equ1pped k•!chen , LR . anached garage, 'heat pump/ cent. a~r, whirlpool '" master bath, above-gr ound pool. Shown by appomtm ent. ' z 11138 S R 218. 8 acres m/ 1. Older farm Mme 4 bedrms .. 1 bath eat-in k1tche"n. larce front porch. Bloel. garage w/ work aJe~ . 8S6iltobaeco base. Outbld&s. $50.000 Or home w/ 1 at. $•~.000. 8 mr from town. lf1S2. MODERN LIVINI Gdown on tM farm Completely remodeled. Owner needs to reloe~te because of heaHh. 29 ac 3 BR . 2 blths. kitchen thlt you would be proodOI. formal DR . new ~eat puymp. outbulldinp. 25 min from Gallipolis ami to Oak Hrll. Ml04 • ACRES: PORfER. ON SR 55•: Recentlv remocHie~ 2 stOf)' home. LR . OR. 4 BRs, family room wlbar loads of cabinet&, utility rm f unporch, ba· semen!. At! 11. rms. Beautifu l trees in the ~ard. SSOs. •110 HOllE AND BI C OPPORTUNITY: Very attractive remodeled 3 BRS. l 1!1 bat~ s ga1den tub l 7'•2S' kitc~e n , new solid oak cabrnets . pa ntry, laundry rm.. smened porc h NEW GAR:i\G £· 28140'. heat . water. 200wirin&. 12'rt•· door A bus iness opportu nity you can't oass S49,500. • t J7. COMFORTABLE 3 bedfm louted across from Bloomfield School 3 bedrm bath. lg (OU ntl)' kttchen . su nporc h. 8 mr. h om Rro Grande S23.500, 2 lots m rlablc. itJ32 SECLUDED BUIL DI NG mull r· purpose Hunting Lodge. Churc~ Home - new cerllng, lrghttnland pan el good carpet &roof. l&. rm., uti hty rm . w/ new gas furnace and cutral air. #135 ~PA~KLE. SPARKLE. DELIGHTFUl NEW HOM E: Quid sale mahs for a bargarn pnce Mak e otter - vou mav be surorised. Ver-. well constructed w/ 6" rnsulation ~~~ough out . 2 bedrms. Ut tlity rm. could be lhe lrd bedrm, Cou ntry _t r~. w/ sohd oa t cabinet s'. e•tra large livin& rm .. Ander$en wrn· dows. shdrnr: tlass door lead s to 40' dect mfro nt 24' on side. I acre lot fenced REDUCED S35,000. , HOllE ANO I ACRE, $35,000 - Atlrac!IVe 2 or 3 bedroom hom e near junchon 775 and 141. Has · family room , fireplace. basement, 2 car garage. lmm ed~a!e possession #2449 PRICE REDUCED NOW ASKING $62,500 for th1s 2 story home and garage apartment. Conven~ent location within walking distance to stores. Has been very well taken care of Let us show, y~u !h1s one today. , #2474 GET AWAY FROM IT All!! - Come home to a beaut1ful urban se«m g fU S! a lew m•les from Gallipolis. Custom bu1lt bmk ranch. 8 •oom s, 3 bath s, d1v1ded basement Beautiful stocked lake Circ ular dnve lmed w~ h trees and sh•ubs. N1ne acre homestead. Ca ll for app o~n!ment. Gall!a County's best #2994 EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE! - 3-4 acres. wooded acreage, frontage along SR 588. Rur al wafer and cable TV ava!lable. W!l h~n 2 m•les approx from c1!y Call today for more •nformahon. #2458 sunpor ch. ~ .,. TI 1SIS an all! acliVe NEW HOME & 18.7 ACRES . and spa cwUs ranch 1n a seclude.d 1oca1 ron near Vm!qn. It oilers 3 l arg~ bed1oom s. 3 baths. lull basement. wra p-around deck antl much. mu ch more $60,900. #2 461 ' 2 woodb01n •s N1ce deck off fam•ly area . \4 acre w1!h n•ce lrees and ! alden area NICE lARGER CO UNTRY HOME (Mtil' Counly) - 2 story h ame home s•tuated on 3'; acresgently rolling land Pond lor your hsh1ng pleasure 2 tl<tth s, lamrly room Own er wrll help wrth l1nanC1 11g REDUCED and you can and fl ame b1-level only ' "'·""" balhs1 fam•ly room, dmmg a1ea. 21 garage. elec. heat pump/ cent ral a11 Lor Sr7P aopro~ . 21? acres ij2 432 baths. fa mily room, for mal dm•n g room, central a1r. Approx. 720 sq. ft . Covered patio-carport combmed. Over I acre Lots of extras. #2453 1972 MOBILE HOME AND 5 ACRES - Located m1les from town. Home has 3 bedrooms, k1tchen w1! h range and refrigerator 1\7 baths. N1ce In-ground pool 32'!16'. Priced '" the $20s. #2471 11 1•6. NEW LISTING. Inve stors. 3 umt duplex apts . 2 colon ial l Dutch st ~le . Lovely yard , I bat~ . l bedrm , krtchen, dlnin& rm.. LR. very private Has rncome $1.100 to $1.200 per mo. Close to schools. THANK YOU BUYERS AND SELLERS FOR MAKING OUR SALES PROGRAM A SUCCESS! "WHAT'S WORTH DOING AT ALL IS WORTH DOING WELL." VIRGINIA. RUTH. DIAN &KENNY. HANNAN TRACE RD .: 108 acres 2 road honta1e Make offer 11137 NEW liSTING: Comfortable 3 bedrm. home. lotilted across from Bloomfield School. l bedrm., bat~ . 11 countr ~ kitchen, sun porch. I m•. h om Rio Grande. S2l.500. 2 lots available. NlOl TOWN AND COUNTRY. 7 rm . home overl ookme the Oh io Rim lovely liv. rm .. stnrna rm . and formal dmma: rm. 3 bedrm .. l lfl bath, 2 ca~ prap w/ basement storaae. $36.000 lin inc. <Q H162 MOBILE HOME 12'd0', located on Crrn~r Rd . $7.000 11 178 3 BEDRM . MOBIL£ HOME. H7 bat~s . McCormick Rd. 1A Ac . !t166 WHISPERING PINES: lovely 2 bedrm , II&. balh, 12x24 LR. prden area. storage bldg. lxl2. Restricted lot 'II Quick possessiOfl ill41 NEW ON MARKET: 8i1 and roomy all brick 5 BA, huae LR. kitc~en , eat-in dinina. plenty of cabinets and closets , 2\11 baths . 2 car prace on St. At Crty schools. MIS! . NEW LISTING - You won't want to pay rent anymore when you see this 3 bedrm. ranc~ I bath, I kitchen . DR, plena, of closets on appro1. V. acre Southwestern sc hools $28.000. Will consrder land contrut 11182. -NEW liSTING - 3 bedrm .. 1 bat~. full bsmt. lute wiadow overlookinr the brJaut lful Ohio RittrJr. Ranp, relrl&., 2 car raraae . Priced to sell. $21.000. Close to ,Gallipolis. #117 . COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE ON SR 160. ANXIOUS OWNER REDUCED PRICE· 4 acres m/ 1. Country hom e wfth new root. hot water healer. rant• and ret rig . eement drive L& barn. 2 bldas . f1tld fenced w/ small pond. Owner will teduce pr ice f!lOie. Pl ease call. •143. RfNTW/ OPTION: 4 btm-m.. 2 story, 2'h blths. formal dinin&. family rm .. '111Jfo. IH6 1. FULLY IN SULAT£0 Ready for winttr Delithtfully decorated home on 3 ac. m/ 1 4 It bedrms . iY1 baths, I& garaae and a variety of trees plant ed Located on kerr-Harr isburg Road. #159. NEW LISTING. The farm t~a1 !las everyone lootlnc. Also for the man who wants hrs own workshop (32'x42'). Includes 53ac. IS clear, tob. Mst, fruit ttees , strawberries. 3 or 4 bfdrooms. utra IJ ll. hup co1n1ry kitchen, pantry and bath. Unbelieveable ttrew , Vou can see for miles, Best of all the prke is only $37.900. ' .. .' CAN'T STAND PAYING RENT7 - Then 1ump 1n!o the car and let's look at!h1s homethat you can buy for $35.000. Newer carpel and Immaculate cond1l!on. Might look small wh en you driVe by but you 'll be surpnsed when you walk '" #2427 PRICE REDUCED! OWNER Will EVEN HELP WITH FINANCING! - Log cabm and approx. 42 acres 3 bedrooms, l!vmg room. formal dining area. heal pump /central a11, Pond. tobacco base and more. $47.900. #2475 IT COSTS NOTHING to phone for appOin tment to see !h1s 3 bedroom. I \? story home. 3 bedrooms, hYing and famtly room s. B1rch cabmets and GUY AN TOWNSHIP - 37.24 ACRE FARM w1!h 2 story 4 bedroom home. includmg fam•ly room. formal dinin'" bath, two car garage. Approx 46'!60' barn. 2 corn cribs. $39.900 Call for more buill·in hutch in ea!·m k•tchen. 16'!24' appro!. garage. Cable TV, front and s1de porches. Beautiful view ol Oh 1o R1ver. #2443 mformatlon. HOME ANO APPROX. II Vi ACRES - Ranch •lyle Wl!h 3 bedrooms, lg. kitchen. 2 bath s, liv1n g room . lull basemen!, n1ce country surroundm gs. Land lays well w1th n•ce garden area. Approx. l. 752 sq. fl. on mam level. #2387 #2433 WHAT A FARM!- Appro• 71 acres more or less Located in Springfield Twp. Good area Call for more mformahon. #2441 #169 NEW liSTING: I AC. M/ L. 1 MOBILE HOME HOOKUPS· ''Ill it !ani and rural Wolter Kyger Creek Sc~ools . lilnd contract. Mike Offer. Nl32 QUIET AND EASY LIVING Bi- level plus 2ecres,-3bedrms .. blfh. extra lg. kitchen. fam ily rm .. I car pral•· Loads of trees and good 1arden Spice. Just off Rodney Bidwell Rd. Make offer. lfl65 . $20,000 - Just out of town . 2 or l bedrms .. bath. ru11l water ceil- VACANT LOT! - Ap ro1. 2'h acres Very nice bu•lding s1te. Land lays flat County water being ms!alled Mineral nghts and small tobacco base included. #2438 OWNERS LOWERED PRICE $5,000 on this qual1!y br1ck and frame b!·level with lots of charm and loving care. '2 baths, family room, living room, eleclric heat pump/ central 3\ir, 2 car garage, slorage buildm& I \7 acre fawn. Ca ll today #2434 BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES 11/L OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER! - 1 car anached garage, 3 bedrooms, living room. formal dining area, kitchen complete with appliances. Addison Townshi p. Low 40s. #2385 -·· 2.0SO ACRES M/ l VACANT LAND - Ready to build c~ with driveway and foundatiOn for a hom e. Corner let, $6,500. Call for more informal•on. #2442 .s: #2CH SUPER BUILDING LOT $7.700 - Ap prox. 20' •179', rural wate,. Walnut and p1ne trees. N2440 FARM - 147 5 acr ~s more or le,,s. 2 story l10me home wllh 4 bedroom s. llv1n g room. lam1l y room , fireplace, 3 larg~ .barns. m•neral rights and toba cco base Included. Harr1son Township. · N2469 LOOKING FOR A lOll - 4 acres of wooded land '" Green Townsh•p. Rural water and elecl r~ c are ava!lable lh•s land has been surveyed Listed at $3. 000 #2466 2 ~4 ms mo. 139.000. ... .-..• .••.•' •••• ·'• •• OWIIEILIVES OUT Of STATE AND WANTS TO SELLIIIMEDIATUY - Very n1ce and roomy home '" Spr1ng Valley Th•s hom e offer s LR, eQu1pped kitchen (ea!·on) . dm ene. 3 BRs. 2 baths. family room w1!h loreplace. two car anached garage. gas heal. cent. "'- Come look at !hiS one and make us an oiler % •. THIS HOllE OFFERS A VIEW OF THE OHIO RIVER THAT JUST DOESN 'TQUIT!! - The fr ont of !hiS. home fa ce~ the r~ver and the owne~ s ha ve use<! glass • to 1 !s full advantage. Beautifu l l1v1ng room W1!h rotuored wall r el lectrng !he IIIIer v1ew, beamed ce.hngs, stone fireplace, d•nette, equ ipped k!!chen. 3 or 4 bedrooms. fam•ly room. rec . 1oom. 3 balhs. 2 car garage. central itlr RODNEY CORA RD. - Beaut•ful home on t 2 acres m/1. !h1s lovely house ·•s surrounded by tr ees and offers a umque floor plan. liv1ng rm. features woodburner, open ceiling des•gn, k•!chen, formal din ~ng 3 BR, 2\; bath s, I~ patio oH dinmg area. 26x40 barn and. 15x24 garage. Call for an appomtm ent. YOU'll tOVE COlliNG HOMETOTHIS- A beauliful log addition has been added to this home and it is lovely. 3 BRs. balh. formal d1nmg, k•lchen, fam ily room w/lo ft. woodburner, stone ch•m ney ThiS home is situated on 10 acres m/1. with qu iet surroun dings. .. N2374 sectiona l w11h th ree bed rooms. l1vm g room. 2 •147 WHY PAY RENT: Buy thrs home and hm money lett. 2 bedrm. home. wa sher and dryer Mobil ~ home included Also an effi ciency apt income ~2436 kOUNTRY CHARM su11ounds !h1s 4 bedroom ROCKSPRINGS RD . IN MEIGS COUNTY - 1977 mg wa s used to re pa1r TVs , '""''·" '"' a lo t across l ~e road. Also ~oo kup lor trade -STOP! . set uP ashowmg and see your luture Very mce 3bedroom 10nch home. 20 plu$ acres. 30'•46' g31age, 20'<40' metal bu•ldm g and so much more. ~a n c h La~~e k1!chen. l lo baths. lam•lv •oom and 2 ca1 gara ge Home h~l heat pump/cent a11 plus gar. tal , small lot and a home w1!h po!en!~al . PR ICED TO SELL AT $15.900 00. NEW LISTING - MINERSVILLE - BU!Idmg lot w1th dozer work already completed Electric ava~lable & 2 water laps. 1.69 acre can be yours lor only $2.800 00. New motOfcycle tlru. street tread. Made In U.S .A. by Arm· Sat of' tktt1 good condi· lion. Mounted on 15 inch rlmt. $40. for bath. Ctll 814 -9922747 , ,, Real Estate General SOUTHER.. HILLS R.E., INC. mov e r1ght mor use as aren· LOT NEAR 5 POINTS Here IS wh at yo u have been want1p g Level buildm g lot with water & elec!r~ c ava~la· ble near 5 P01n!s: Desira bl e location & on e acre lor $5.900 00 c.. 1976 Dodge S(.nt-Six tnglna. auto trant. very good cond. Still In van . 1350. Call 514 - 3889074. CONTEMPORARY RUSTIC DESIGN This beautiful 3 bedroom home 1s one of a kmd 1n Gallla Cou nty. Feat urt! of lh1s home include ceram1c life foyer. 2 skyli ghts, solid O[k slalfway w1!h balcony, custom buill cab•· nets m kitchen, baths, and laundry roo111. sloped ce~h n g 1"ing room reachmg 17 feet w1th a wmdow wall , lam1ly room w1th French doors to patio, octagon dining room , 21h ceram1c baths, abundant storage and spacious lot. Crouse-Beck Rd. off St. Rt. 588 - $98,500 CALL 446-6566 E . Matn POMEROY; 0. 992 ·2259 NEW LISTING - MIDDLEPORT - Th1s ol der 3 bed· room home features a nver v•ew & a low pr1ce. You can Budget TrlnamlaaiOna : uaed r• buih. •II tvPt~• · Guarantee 30 day1. h and Carry or lnttal. , Real Estate General .. a. Auto P1rt1 Accessories thong. MT - ~ 1510x11 and MP -90..,21x18, 1110.00 apatr. 614·448· 0988. HOUSE. TENNIS COURTand 25 ACRES $173.000. W1 ll con· s1der hou se. court and 5 acres for $155,000. C;lll For Appointment - 614-446-3386 Seri9us Buyers Only Please 2 BEDROOM 38 GARFIELD AVE. PHONE 446-0897 216 E. 2nd St. .. tud . lnttallation evaillble. We buv junk tranami ..iona. Call EXCELLENT home and grounds for family and / or entertain Ing. Must see to appreciat e Qua lity. HOUSE FOR SALE Real Estate lJ3 R£AlTOR 78 Auto Parts l!t Accessories BREATHTAKING VIEW of Gallipolis and Ohio River, full length Win dows for m311mum view. Seclu ded for total pll· vacy. C1ty school d1 str~ct located I !? m•les from dow ntow n Gall•poiiS. NEW HOME FOR SALE TEAFORDm 76 7540. =--:--:-~-:---:-::-:c ·IC0Ual axhauat kiu, $99.96 Insta lled. Mo1t' ~ Fordt . Chevy trucks, Vena, 4x4'J. Muffler Man, 9 Stimpaon Ave .. Athens, Ohio. 1- 800 -843-37&7. A eal Estate General Rea I Estate Genera I September 20, 198') Uaed and rltbuiti transmi11ion1. lnternalty lntpectltd and guaran· 1979 Volklwagon Robbit. 1973 Dodge Cha.-ger. Both complete for pan t Call mornings 8111· 446 · 7879 . Evening614 - 357 - 1985 Honda ATC 70 3-wheeler. exc. cond. S-40 0 . 304 - 675· 1986 Honda Rebel 250, only 175 miles Make Offer 304- Auto Parts l!t Accessories Col\ 614-379-2220. 1986 Honda Reb el 2!50. oxc. cand., low mila age. $ 1, 100 304-676- 6888 atter 4 p. m. 1981 Honda CM 400, street bike. low mileage. elec. start. 76 1983 Su%uki R M 250. $800. Call514- 247-3881 . 2625 . 76 Pomeroy- September 20, 1987 Calll14 ·e9~ - 2797 $326 . Call 614-246- 61;126. Day...k for Clif. L-------------- Motorcycles 1984 Hortda TRX200. 1981 Honde TRX126 . • whMiets. S2000. for both. Waekends. eall 614-992·6641 . weekd.,-s8149•9-2162. 1984 Honda V-30 Magna 500. watar cooled. burgtndy. Excel. cond. Call 614- 44fi -2143. . I Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Motorcycles . . \ I Page-D-6-The Sunday Times,Sentinel 73 .. -· $32 .000 - Owner wants a deal. Lan d contract. rent or buy !~1s I !? st01y, 4 tiedroom home. S•tua! ed on I aCi e Call lor your appOin tment loday. #2379 REDUCED TO $25.000 - WISH WE HAD MORE AT THIS PRICE! - Lovely 2 bedroom, two story home w1!h llvmg room , I '' baths, formal d1n 1n~ full basement, I ca1garage, gas heat, central air. (Me•gs County - M!d dleportl. #2470 NEW liSTING. IF THIS DOESN 'T MOVE YOU NOTHING WILl! :_ Outstanding 4 bedroom 2 story home in Centenary w•th 2 ~ baths. l•v•ng room, lam•ly room. formal d'"'"'" 2 car garage. lull basement and much more. Call for more • • • • • • '• ·- 110 GRANDE AREA - 20 acres m/ 1. very nice home has been remodeled and offers ~ BRs. I ~ baths, k•lchen w1! h oven. range. l\'oodbu1ne1 , lam•ly room/d1mng combo, LR. h~a! pump/ cen t a11, 30>30 ga,.ge, laundry rm .. 12x65 mobile home on property. SW school d!Siflc!. Call for appo•ntm en!. YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS HOME! located on Jay Drtve lh•s b•·level home oilers everything you wan! for your family's comfort. Kitchen w/ OW, d•spl . range 1 refr1 g., !tvmg room , tam1ly rm.. d•nmg 1m , car pet. gas heat. cent. a11 an d wood and coal burnm gsl ove. 2 car garage, 12• 16 storage bUIIUm g, c1ty schools. Call today and make an appo•ntm ent Io see th lS mce home. · HAVE YOU ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT A · MAN'S HOME IS HIS CASTLE?... Th•s one cou ld be yours! The price has been · reduced on !h1s out stand ing home iUS! at the edge of town. Qual•ty workmansh•P •n every room. lar ge LR with FP and v ~e w of c1ty. den w/ FP and solid cherry walls and bookshelves. lormal dming room, eat-m k1!c hen, 21\ bat hs. 3 BRs, sewing room, spac1o us FR w1!h woodburner. screened summer porch. pat10 w1!h br1 ck BBQ grill, gardener 's shed. 1.975 acre mil. Ther ~ are so many other fe atUi es, lUSt g1ve us a call. EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - ~J, , :ruu - Ranch style home lUSt 5 mmi utes from tow n, offers 2 BRs. bath, k1tchen w/stove and s•de-by·s•d e relr 1g., LR. carpet and hardwood, carport and covered pat10. Trailer pad on lot next to hou se. C1!y school d!S!nc!. Ca ll today. NEW liSTING - Business and Home- Need an EXTRA INCOME? This is a carry -out, grocery and ba!t business Well eslabllshed. A drive- thr ough storage and stock room. has been recently added Also a hom e onl y 1!? years ol d Modern home w/ livmg room and fu eplace, 3 bedroom s. 2 bath s. family room and modern kitchen w1!h all app liances. Buill in m1crowave oven Slereo system. Give us a call lor appt. today •. ,- ·-,• ·-• !t. ~ • ~ ·.,., '• • •• . •• •• • -I!AKE THIS YOUR NEW HOltE - Brick lanch. 3 BRs, 1'h baths, k1tchen w/ range. {!ouble oven, OW, hvmg rm, dm e!!e. family *m., f~replace, full basement, screened porch, 2 car a!!ach ed garage. KG school tl!st!IC!. PRICE REOUCED TO $39.9001 - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home offers a large LR w1!h f•replace. kitchen . dmmg area. 3 BRs, bath. full bas~men t. I c a~ garage, deck, !~n ceil ya rd IUS! m1nut es to town on R! 141. Call for an appom tm e~!. HOUSE AND 29.4 ACRES MIL. OHIO TWP. - Th iS' home off ers 3 BRs, bat h, LR, k1!chen. large laundry rm. w/ washer and dryer. There IS a tobacco base and 36x36 tobacco batn THIS COUtO BE THE ONE FOR YOU- Just 5 minutes fromt own th is ranch sty le home oilers 3 BRs. bath , kitchen w/ range, double oven , DW, d1spl , LR, fu ll basement, !!replace, ga s and wood heat. 1car garage, c•ty sc hool distnct. Call for an appointment. ..•- REDUCED! REDUCED' REDUCED! , Rio Grande Area- A-fram e sett1ng on 12 acres • of wood· land, lots of pme tr ees. Home features l1ving room w/ woodburn mg fire place and lots of book shelves. Formal din1 ng room, modern k•tchen , 2 baths, extr alg laun dry room. Sp !ral slalfs lead1ng to 3 bedrooms Master bedroom featur es a deck; 3 car garage C1ty sch ools. Shown by appom!ment. rnformation. VICTORIAN STYLING! - A home of th e past 2 story w1th 4 bed rooms. I \? bath s. family room. hv•ngroom, fu ll basement. Spac1ous 3 bay garage! #2397 GENERAL FARM - Su1 tahle lor liv estock. Owner says sufl•c•en! water for ca!!le. Some mar ketabl e !Imber, barn . shop and house which incl ud es 6 rooms and bath. Clay Township Ca ll now. #2210 PRICE REDUCED! OWNER WANTS TO SEll! - 3 bedroom ranch with over 1.500 sq. fi., family room, 11h bath s, new carpet, llvmg room and dining area Call for more mformat10n today. #2429 NEW LISTING! MOBih,E HOME - E1cellen! condilion , 1984 Schult 14'\70' plu s 7'120' expando. Nice kitchen w•lll range, microwave and refrigerator. 3 bedrooms. 2 full bath s. $16,000. #2459 CHjiROLAfS HillS - Ra nch style home lR w/cathedral ce~l m'" FR. formal · din1ng kitchen features steak gntl, oven, ·d,spl. '& range, fireplace, carpet. 2 car unattach ed garage Call for more informal!on. OWNER HAS REDUCEO THE PRICE TO $39,900 - 132 9 M or L, pasture farm , spnngs, 42x\)4 barn, tobacco base. Older home in good shap e. 3 BRs. bath. LR. kitchen. Call today. LECTA AREA - $23,500 - 3.5 acres, m/ 1,2 story home mgood conditiOn, 3 BRs, LR, OR, k1!chen , slorm Window s and doors. Shown by appointment. AFFOROABLY PRICEO AT JUST $29,900 -Close to city on R!. 141 th1s home offers kilchen, LR. family room, d1mng rOOfll and full basement. large unattached block garage Call for an appointment. . ... 21\ ACRES PLUS WOODLAND. rust1c ran ch, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths. k!lch en w/ m• crowave, unl1n1shed basement. heat pump/ central alf. 2'h miles from hosp•!al ~ WANT ABIG YARD?- To bUild that new home' II so, call us about thesse 3 acres more or less Ru ral water and ulilities on same s•de ol road. Land IS level. Very nice building sit e. #2422 •WHAT A PLACE! -Super nice 3 bedroom bnck . and frame anch. Approx. 2, 700 sq. It F1nished basement, 2 car garage plu s unattached 24'•36' garage.. 3 baths, fam1ly room, formal dining, pantry m k1tchen . Very well co nstruct ed Private location, 104 acres (borders Raccoon Creek! . #2450 ' 133 ACRES MORE OR LESS - 2 story older home with 3 bedrooms ~nd more. 2 barns. pond, tobacco Jb~se. 2 stora ge buildings. Only appr ox. 7 miles lrom town. #2263 I1 WHY PAY RENT? - When you can collecl at ' 2 story apartment build1ng (5 un1!s). Good locai1on a! 107 and 109 Second Avenue Excellent money maker. IYH7 (. , ,· n~ 21 K . 11 t:.; rr~r c turp .1r.1tiun .t~ tru ~ lt!l' iur the NA~ & .:mJ '" -tr•J~:ma rb uf C~ ntury 21 ~all:~tat~ Corporation, Equ•l Housing Or~rtunrly .. Hr.u., l. EA.CH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED . #2~54 • '• '• .• - . .~ • ''l' • 'THE FAMILY Will LOVE THIS ONE! ~ Ranch slyle home on 5 acres m/ 1, offers 3 • BRs, bath, knchen, family room , LR, carpet, ; healalator lirep1ace, WB slove, 2 car • attached garage. 16x32 m•ground pool. '.Chain l1nk fence. Call for an appointment. •• PRICE REDUCED BY $5.000!!! ASKING $54,900- This home is situate<! in a very nice neighborhood a! the edge of town and offers approx. 2,000 sq. ft. 4 8Rs, 1\7 baths.- k•tchen, dinene. lR •. FR . wOOd· burner, gas heat, cent. a1r, attache<! C1ly schools. Make us an offer. GRAHAM SCHOOL ROAD - Very ni ce ranch oflers kitchen w/range, refrig., OW, displ., m•crowave, LR. FR, dinette. 3 BRs, I bath, cent air, carpeting, 2 metal utit~y bfdgs Shown by appointment. HOllE AND ONE HALF ACRE FOR SALE1050 sq. ft . of living space. lR, kitchen , dining rm., bath. $10,900. Call for more Inform alton. ., LG. HOllE AND 42 ACRES MI L; n1ce hom e. Over 5,000 sq. fl . l1vmg space, 4 bedrooms, in -grou nd pool. Formal lR & ctin· ing, 3 balhs Kyger school s. JAY DRIVE - Modern b• -level, 4 bed1ooms. 2 bath <. For mal li vin groom w•!h fireplace, modern k•tchen, lg fa m1ly room . also a fireplace. 2 car garage W ash~ng!on -Elem entary . Price<! 560,000.00. · . BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Estab'·shed nu rsery business 3 greenhouses. 2 slarter building' w1th new furnace. 2 wells. Modern 3 bedroom home and 8 acres more or less oll and . Gas well on Run J or jus! grow your own plants. ·' ,' �.Ohio Lottery Browns triumph;· Bengals defeated Pages 3-4 e I' RECOGNITJOJ'i' - Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman, center, presents a plaque from citizens and businessmen to Mr. and Mrs. E.O Rail at a bean dinner Friday, opening the town's block Reststop killer muse waic for his death wish GIFI' PRESENTATIONS - Bill Blower, president of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce, presented personalized shirts to Mr. and Mrs. E.O. Rail at Friday's chamber-sponsored bean dinner. A floral arrangement were donated to the chamber from LaSalle Gallery, and presented to the Ralls. (Times-Sentinel photo) COALVILLE . Utah tUPI) Confessed highway rest stop killer James Louis Holland, who claims he wants to be executed, mus t wait until the end of September to find out if his deat h wish will be granted, officials say. Hoiland, 47, Orlando, Fla ., has pleaded guilty to the 1986 Utah murder of Samuel Fra nk Patt, 71, Winter Haven, Fla .. a nd asked 3rd District Judge Homer Wilkinson to sentence him to death. But district cour t offic ials said Friday the judge too k Hoila nd' s reques t under advisement and wilt make a se ntencing de<'ision "during the week of Sept. 28. " DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING OCTOBER 5 CALl .... 6·0699 OHIO Ugandan boy will return . after surgery HOLLAND'S SPRING FLOWERING BULBS ARE HERE! PLANT BULBS NOW! SELECT YOURS FROM OUR WIDE ASSORTMENT ON THE 1ST FlOOR. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO summer. , The burns on his nec k and face left several scars and made it difficult for Phillip to open or close his mouth. Dr. George Balbak , the ·piastic surgeon who performed much of the surgery, said the reconstruc· tion work will improve the quality of life for the boy . "CONVENIENT HEALTH CARE -THAT, DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A LEG" • FIVE MIN UTES OF FUN - The younger Middleport Block Party goers had a great time Saturday making bubbles for five minutes for the price of a quarter . The bubble ma king was offered ·. ELBERFELDS POMEROY . . AffiPI,ANE CONTEST - Rain held olf at the Middleport Block Party ion!( enough for the annual paper airplan e flylnc contest to he completed. Ryan B11kcr of Middleport Is pictured taklnc his turn In the event. Winners, first through third, respectively, In the various age groups were: Justin F'acemyer, Jason Chlldoff, Aaron Pangto, seven and un'd er; Brian Holtman, Bert Mash, Shawn P etrie, eight to 13; Bill Ramey, Jason Black, Jaml Walters ove r 1:1 through adults; uverail, Bill Ramey, Brian Holtman and Bert Mash. (See additlorial phutos on page 6) . Phone finn gets no-bid contracts 446-5287 Last Friday, after an eight· hour bargaining session, Thorley's mood was different as he expressed optimism that the strike would be over by today , aliow!ng the district' s 15,000 to return to classes. CLEVELAND !UP!) - A telephone firm linked to one of Gov. Ri char<l Celes te's ca m· paign cant rlbu tors rece ived a number of no-bid co ntracts fr om the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. a published report says. The Cleveland Pl ain Dealer reported Sunday that while the debt -ridden OBES was closing offices a nd . cutting ·back on services. Tele-Communications Inc. of' suburban Cleveland re· ceived no·bld contract s worth $5.2 'million to Install telephone lines in unemployment offices across i he state . The chairman of T ele· Co mmunicatio ns Is developer Carl Milstein, whose son-in-law. Jeffrey Friedman contributed $50,000 to Cele$te's re-election campaign. · Former OBES managers ques· t!oned the legality of the contracts, the need f9r the new phone system and whether the state was being overcharged, the newspaper r eported. - But the managers were told that the order s to buy came from OBES Administrator Roberta Steinbacher's office. · Today mprks the eighth day that schools have been closed to students. Youngstow n teac hers are pressing for pay raises, but administrators In the city school district clabn there Isn't enough money for salary In creases. · "1\ was like a steamroller to put these In," said former OBES business man ager Robert Ya hner, who retired in July. ''There was always something strange about it . No one comes In like these people !TCI ) and gets Continued on page 10 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY •Our New Ambulatory Care Dept. 24 Hour Emergency Room Urgent .Care Open 9 AM-9 PM •Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery •Laboratory •X-Ray •CAT Scanner \l'r,.k.-nd" & Holida,· ~ I ,oo P.M. IO 9 ,00 P.M. •Non-Invasive Cardiac Lab •Special Care Unit •Skilled ·Nursing Facility (Long Term Carel · •Home Health !Ho• visits) •Physical Therapy •Continuity of Care (M. .collqulflllltnt for Sale/lontl - WE ARE HERE FOR YOU ~ are nine-year-old Matt Titus, seven-year-old Missy Titus and · ll·year-old Ginger Holcomb. WASHINGTON (UP l l -The Senate J udiciary Committee. reconvening today to open more tha n a week of testimony from supporters and opponents of Judge Robert Bork, still has members undecided on the controversial . Supreme Court nominee. . . l'rQlJl . the outset of £\Ofk ' s confirmation hearings a week ago , att ention has foc used on the three or four co mm itt ee members who ap pear to hold the " swing" votes on the arch· conservative opposed by civil right s leaders and oth ers. Those members inc lude Senate Democra tic leader Robert Byrd of West ·Virglnia and Sen , Howell Heflin , D-Aia . As the commit tee prepared to resume it s work after qu estioning Bork for fiv e days, ihcluding a rare Saturday VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ~LL1J~ as part of an exhibit by Holly Hill Inn, Pomeroy. Making bubbles Bork hearings resume Located at Holzer Clinic ··1 on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis ready at any moment of .the day or night to provide you and your family with the quality of service you would expect from those who are ~edicated to serving you in the Health Care field. With our Staff of Physicians, including many specialists, as well as the most modern, up-to-date equipment and highly trained staff, we stand ready to care for you through such services as: VETERANS MEMORIAL· HOSPITAL / Pomeroy 115 East Memorial Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ··. ,. • 04 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' URGENT CARE CENTER Mondo ~··Frhia~· 5,00 P.M. to 9 ,00 P.M. 1 Section. 10 Pages Open bids· Wednesday on locks, dam project ..ELBERFELOS y . '•. .· Ohio. MondaY.· September 21. 1987 party. The Rails recenlly retired after 33 years"" :. owners-operators of the Ben Franklin Store. • (Times-Sentinel photo) · We 'II help you selilet from our wide assortment 5o car\ enjoy nature's .,;,,~,;111"" next Spnng. · • Easy-to-plant • Finest quality Imported bult. • su,..to-bloom . Cloudy tonight. Low In 50s. Chance of showers Tuesday. High In 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent Tuesday . entine at y HOLZER CLINIC TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!-) - A young burn victim from Uganda who underwent three reconstructive surgeries since arriving in Toledo July 30 is to ret urn hom e Sunday , hospital official s said. Phillip Magezi Kyambadde. 4, of Kumpaia , suffered burns in a household accident with hY· drochioric acid when he was s ix months old . The boy was fiow 11, to St. Vincent Medical Cent er as part of a Rotary International hum a nit aria n proj ec t th is /aM" • depot. Members of the group are Roger and Mary Gilmore, Jennifer Sheets, Tim Glaze and Ron Ash. (Times-Sentinel photo) SWEET SOUNDS - Sweet Mountain Sound provided music for the Middleport block party bean dinner, in front of the old C&O Railway i~ Daily Number 302 Pick 4 8051 Super Lotto 21-17-7-22-24-12 SLOW DANCING - Middleport Councilman Bob was Instrumental In organizing Friday night's Blue Jean Bali which preceded Saturday's Middleport Block P.arty. Here Gilmore, and his wife Jean, who was j also a big help In organizing the get-together, enJoy dancing to the music of the Crossover Band. The dance was held at the new Middleport American Legion building. Youngstown teache~ still. deadlocked ' YOUNGSTOWN, .Ohio (UP!) - Youngstown public schools reD\ained closed today and teachers continued 'picket-line duty after a four -hOur bargaining session Sunday fail ed to produce an agreement. Federal mediator David Thorley said be was " disappointed" in Sunday's talks aimed at setliing the walkou t by the l,Ool3-member Youngstown Education Association that began Sept. 9. Thorley siild he has not yet set a time for further negotiations.. 1 By United Press International HOGSETT, W.VA . -The U.S. Army Corps of Eng inee rs is forging ahead with plans to add .and upgrade locks aiOl)g West Vi rginia's rivers - an effor t th¥t will cos t millions of dollars and take several years to co mplete, officials say. T he overhaul of the state's lock-and-dam structures will provide new co nstruction jobs and improve wa terborne com· merce, an important part of Wes t Virginia's economy, said Barry Palmer, executive dlr'ector of DINAMO-OVIA. a . waterways trade organization. The corps wi ll open bids at 11 a. m. Wednesday for a new two-mile canal th rough the bend of the Ohio Ri ver at the Ga llipolis Locks and Dam. The locks, expected to cos t about $237 miilion. could open as early as ' Gray's Landing Lock and Dam will replace lock 7 for an es timated cost of $12:l million. Lock 8 will be made larger and renamed Point Marion Lock and Dam. The project is still in thw planning stages, and is expected to cost about $83 miliion. On the Kanawha River. the corps plans to spend $159.2 million to add a third lock at Winfield Locks a nd Da ms. The Kanawha loc k. expected to stretch BOO feet long and 110 fee{ wide. wa s approved by Congress ta st year a nd officials currently are conducting a feasiblity study: Construction is expected to begin in 1992 with operation scheduled for 1996. • Also on the Ka nawha , the Ma r met Locks and Dam needs replace ment , offici aIs say. Cur· rent plans are to make a larger 1991 . ' New locks also are planned lock, 'similar to the one planned a long the Monongahela River, for Winfield. But completion of a where offi cials say locks 7 and B feasibility study on the project is still three years away. are badly eroded . sess ion, two other uncommitted members reiterated their sta n· ces in an interviel" S und ~y. Speaking on CBS's "Face the Na tion ," Sens. Arlen Specter. R-Pa .. a nd Dennis DeConcini, D·Ariz., urged their colleagues to consider the testim ony planned for this week and nex t week before deciding on the historic nomination. · ' 'I have not yet made up my mind," Specter said. " ! think that we really have to hea r the other witnesses who are coming on, and there are some very complex qu es tions which have to rece ive s ome con sid era ble thought." "I was cri tical ... of anybOdy jumping ou t for or against Bark t immediately) a nd I wrote all the Democrats. urged them not to do that ," DeConcini added . However, he said, "I talked to a number of Republica ns who do not sit on the com mittee (and) had never read a thing about !Bark), and quit e frankly , 1 think they would vote for Darth Vader or Mickey Mou se." Today the committee expected to hear support for Bork from four former U.S. attorneys gen· era! and opposition from ligures such as former Transpor tation Secretary William Coleman, former Rep. Barbara Jordan, D-Texas, and a former colleague_ of the judge at Yale Law School, Burke Marshall. Both Specter and DeConclni questioned Bork direc tly about his sultabllity for the court, and they again Sunday raised the Issue otunpredl,ctabllity from the judge now on the U.S. .Circuit Court of Appeals for the 'District of Columbia . "I accept the judge' s state· ment that he will do his best to apply the law," Specter said, "but tf he disagrees with the philosophy, where will he come down? And that' s a judgment call that I as a senator have to make." Bork, 60, denied repeatedly last week that he had toned down some of his most controversial views on issues such civil rights and women's equality as TAKING A BREAK - Five-year-old Jon Mason, ol Ashville, enjoys a quiet moment at Saturd11y's Middleport Block Party just sitting outside the soon-to· be bed and breakfast facility which Is owned by his grandfather, John Fultz. GOLFERS TRY SKILLS - YQung golfing enthusiMts were ' · given a chance to try their sklll at this miniature golf setup ofthe Meigs County Jaycees at the annual Middleport Chamber of . Commerce Block Party. Kevin Arnott, Syracuse, tries Ills hand at a hole-In-one. ' � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 20, 1987 carsey george hawley stahl