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(Continued on page A·3) ·~~..,........ · By NANCY VOACHAM Tlmea-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Repair to a land slippage on Union Avenue Is GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio Dedefln!tly on hold :... again - and partment of Transportation will confusion reigns over the projectpatch and resurtace ~lions of SR still. 554 In Gallla County this fall as an A public notice advertiSing the Interim remedy to a road surface repair job was In The Dally Sentim!l problem, according to State Repreon Monday. According to that senta t!ve J olynn 8os ter, Dnotice, bids for theprojectweretobe Galllpol!s. opened October 22 .by the Ohio A12-mllesectlon of SR5M, as well Department of Transportation. as a sectlonofSR1ffi, are scheduled However, Tom Hedrick, district for fllil·scale resurfacing. However, planning engineer for ollO'l"s SR$54 PLAN -SecllonsofSR the contractor does not plan to begin Marietta otrlce, had told The Dally 5M In Gallla County wDI be the work untO next spring. Sentinel early on Monday that the patched this fall as an 1nter1rn 1n a statement released Friday, project would have to be pushed remedy to a road !llllface Bosler said ~he was disappointed back since the deadline for Pomepmblem;S~¥8Siate Rep. J~ the: work WO\Ild not he completed roy's submitting the. necessary Bolter, J).GalUPollll. FuiHcale . thts year; but, said It could not be legislation had already passed. rl!llllfaclng Is scheduled for the turtber expedited becauSe the On Friday, Hedrick reiterated Ills spring. j:Olliract has already been slioed. 1 comments that the project would be , ~ ~rdlng to the ~ntract , which delay~ . He said the) egal advef\ls· ;., wa.t'soldjn~une, the contractor has received last week, ooor said Its .lng had ,been releiJ.Sedin"lltjlll&lil'!lon· untQ Aug':' 1 , 1986 to compll'te the regional District 10 offici! wlil use that the tlnal paperwork would be resurfacing work - Including 18 2,lmtonsofasphaltonthatsectlonof . completed on time. Hesaldprospec· mlles ollllghway In Gallla County Jdghway for patching and resurfac- ttve bidders would be advised that and about eight miles r:t SR 1ro and Ing In an effort to get the road In the project Is being deferred when SR 124ln VInton County. condition tll!slall, winterandspring they contact 0DOT for In response to complaints about so tllat the contractor can begin specifications. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Sey ll'r tbe condition r1 SR 5M, Boster said resurfacing as early as possible. she requested a fUll explanation of. In Gallla County, the project said he received notlllcat!on on the pro)~ plans and timetable Involves resurfaclng5.&lmllesofSR Friday afternoon that the project from ooor officials; and, had lffi, from just soutll of SR 325 to the would be "sold at a later date." • asked that measures be taken to . Vinton County line; and, 12.22 miles Seyler said Friday the final patch the road before winter. of SR5M, from just westofSR1ffito contract has not been signed In a memorandum to Rep. Boster becaust> he and the vUiage council just west of SR 7. on hold ---- REPAIRS SCHEDULED, BUTMfi~l= m .IUOr sUppage was dlllcovered several yean.. ago on sedlon of Pomeroy's Union Ave., just helow the need clarification of certain clauses In the document. "lt'sjuslacaseof being sure what you're signing,'' the mayor commented. Contusion over tlle mooey aspect of the Unkin Avenue repair Is the dominant factor In the project's have been lnltiated but just when· the repair wUl actualzy be done Is lndellnlle. delay. A few monlhs ago, ODOT engineers determined that the repair work was going tocost $ll,T:rt more than the v!llage's original estimate. For a time It was belll'ved that the addlt!ona Icosts would be paid by the Ohio Department of Development. ODOT has already given Pomeroy $7/,00J from Its "Imminent threat" funding to cover the village's 25 percent local match for the project. (Continued on page AJ) House committee makes slow progress on tax reform bill. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The House Ways Means Committee, making slow progress In arduous t'ask of drafting a tax reform blll, tentatively agreed to Include a laX on s,av•11995 2915 40 low As $20 Per Record lectures, meetings, "voice letters•; even AMIFM broadcasts! Buill~n mike. ' PRICE Reg. 159.95 79.9s .forecast · .the last tllree weeks, was besieged by reporters ment Services which he said whittled a federal job outside h!s office after finishing a ceremony for a training program debt by $50 mllllon to $100 mllllon. grain and machinery sale to Taiwan. · . ," "What we have here Is an active and aggressive "This admlnlstratlon has done more to change the state government aimed at serving the people of Ohio way state government operates lor the benefit of and 'protecting the people of Ohio," he said. consumers and for the benefit of taxpayers than any . Under questioning, Celeste said a recent series of over the last ID years," said the governor. artiCles in the Columbus Citizen-Journal involving He cited a Public UtUltll's Conunlsslon which has favoritism ln,contracting and heavy-handed poUtlcal cut down pn utlllty rate Increases, an Industrial fUnd-raising within the administration contained "an Relations Department which ·has accleratgd con· awful lot of Inaccurate and misdirected lntlrmatlon." structlon permits and an Ohio Bureau of E:mploy" I wUI not , as governor, tolerate any wrongdoing In Rep. Boster clarifies .plans forSR554 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;••••••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i '60 Deaths ... .... ..... ....... ........ .. A-i Edltorillls .... ............. ........ A-2 Gov. Celeste defends record against critics :MGM directors declare dividends -excellent support of the fanners, :city people and local>lnvestors. The ·$31,482.22 paid out In dividends by MGM Farm City, Inc., Is an excellent example of local people , working together to keep a local · business where everyone can participate without having to drive 50 to . 100 miles for supplies and the : Issuance of dividend cheeks all ·going to local people in thetri<Ounty area, wW in tum help aU r:t the local economy, Holter said. Holter said the board encourages ·everyone to offer suggestk>ns which wUI help make the firm a better ·place for ,tri-county customers. · MGM Farm City, Inc., Is a suppUer · of feed, seed, fertUlzer and farm · petroleum products In addition to handling a complete line of appliances, chalnsaws and televisions and farm products. The new fertUlzer :blend plant of the col)lpMY was clearing in ;Cop:=yn~igt=•llld~19:ss~.s::;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::;::;::;:~M~id~d~le~po~rt=~P~o=me=ro=y~G~al~l~ipo~lis= Point ~\l&nt Sunday, October 6, 1985 announce the declarallon fi some 531,000 in dividends to stockholders of the company. constructed this year and has saved fanners of the area hundreds of dollar.> by making It possible for them to purchase their products from river barges, Holter reports. This practice wU! continue and Holter asks that farmers consider participating in the new venture. Alon11 the River ............... B-1-8 Business ........ .... ... ....... ... ..,.. D-1 Vol. 2D No. 35 BAHRMIDDLEPOIT CLOTHIERS Gt>orge Holter, president rl. MGM . Farm Qty, Inc., Pomeroy, announced that the board of directors has declared dividends on all outstanding stock as r:t May 31, tll!s year. Holter said that the llrm had a very successful year due to the Ohio ·weather: tmts FOR BOTH MEN & WOMEN •, Inside: • CO,ATSAND JACKETS DIVIDENDS - Jack Clll'8e)', left, treasurer, and George Holder, president of MGM Fann City, Inc. ' The FBI is searching worldwide for a suspected double agent - Page 1).8 i ' ;· and the has all unemployment benefits Meeting In Its seventh closed session Friday, the panel agreed with suggestions from both President Reagan and Committee Chairman Dan Rosten- date In the b!ll drafting, expected lo take weeks. Under cilrrent law, the benefi ts are subjecl to a tax only If, when added to a person's lt1come, they exceed certain base amounts. kowskl, D-Ill., and Included the tax as part of Its tax refonn blll. However, under the panel's procedures, all decisions are tentative and can be chan &I'd al a later $335,000 Kyger Creek IV recla~atiOD\ project complete. itself out and permit better drainage from the adjacent fields." Additional reclamation projects are currently In the planning stages througb the SoU Conservation SeiVIce and the Oh!o.Department of Natural Resources. Some of the projects being planned Include Kyger III, V, VIand VII - which will Include the . majority of the abandoned mine land not yet reclaimed In the Kyger Creek Watershed - the Hutll)lan Project on Cremeans Rd., a200-a.cre site In the WhiteOak Watershed and the Wedemeyer Project. .. "Of these projects, the Kyger III, White Oak and Wedemeyer J>ro. jectsarethemost likely to be fUnded tor construction during the• summer ofl98i," Dyer said. Work on the Kyger IV project Included grading and shaping to ellmlnat~ ,severe gullll's; backfil· ling, to reduce the height of hlghwalls; Installation d water control structures, such j!Sdlverslon and rock-lined waterways; con· structlng a berm along the road; fertilizing; and, seeding the area with adapted grasses, legumes and tree species. Reclamation work was com· pleted by Ben Cookson, Inc. , The project wu fUnded. by the Ohio ~nt of Natural Re90Urees and work ~as cOmpleted through the USDA SoU Conserva· l!on Service. Also Involved In the • PROJECI' COMPLETED- The fiiUII oollltnKJtloa bM!peetlon 011 the, project were the Office d Surface K,ger Creek IV Redamatlotl. ProJect was J'!lCI!IItl)' conducted. Mining and the Gallla County SoU Appmxlmaiely U,OGO w1111t lnlo 'reclaiming athe 40-acre site. and WaterConservatkm District. GALLIPOLIS - The final con· structlon Inspection on the lj:yger Creek IV Reclamation Project was recently held, according to Patty · Dyer, District Conservationist. Approximately S335,00l went Into reclaiming the 40-acre site located In Cheshlre'Twp, just soutll of Africa Rd. - to eliminate safety hazards to the road and to reduce downstream-sedimentation. Prior to the beginning of the ·project, erosion was taking place at a rateoflOOtons of soU loss per acre, per year, accordlrig fb Dyer. When !hi! new vegetation planted on the site becomes established, the soU Joss should be down to three to five Ions per acre, per year. The reduction In sediment leaving the site should help reduce down· stream sedimentation damage and flooding and permit tlle stream to start cleaning Itself out. "As a result of this project and others which have been completed In the Kyger Creek Watershed. some landowners have already stated that they see a change In the creek," Dyer says in a statement released last week. "They have stated that It Is beginning ,tf clean to District Conservationist Patty Dyer. 'lbe projc'CI , was designed toeUmtnate safety ha7Ardsto Afrlcall<l. and to reduce downstream sedlmcnlatlon ..Addlllonal rdamtlon projects are In the plannpng stages. lfn)fW.SEEDING - Wolt<era are shown hydroseeding a sedlon ~the Kyll"r Creek IV Reclamallon Project. The process.allows good coven«e ~ steep sloPes without haoilktc to travelac..-them, according • L' • ' ' 1', �.. ,. ·Commentary ·arid perspective Jttnhav- 1Jimts ;.. jeutintl A Division of 825 Third Ave., GalUpotis, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 (614) f46·2342 ROBERT L. WINGETf Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. PAT WHITEHEAD i\sslstant Publlsher-elmtroller Executive Editor LETTEilS OF OPI!\10:'\ arr wrl ro mrd . lh rv shOuld bf' lt>Ss than 300 words lon ~ . All trll rrs arf' su hjPC tt o f'ri lti ng ,and m u s t~ s. lji!nt--d with nam E', addn.•ss and td ('phnn£' llum lx>r s. No un si!Z n£ld Jpfl prs will bf> publl sht'd. L€'11 rrs should lx' In good t ~ I S I (', add rt'ssln,e lssu('s. not rwrso nalltirs. -.-====================~ -- ~ ~Gov. Celeste·: a ~:man on the move Well, what do yoo know. ,Soviet . so Soviet-backed Syrtan attacks m victims of terror!Sm. 'For years, the Leban~ port of Tripoli. thoSe Soviet citlzells allowed to Whether the salient the terrorists roam the world have done so with complain of Is actually a Soviet the BJUlvalent of the laissez-passer operation Is oot the point of this sign that 2,1XMl years ago permitted Inquiry. Rather, that for the ftrst a Roman citizen to go anywhere In time In memory the Soviet Union Is the wprld certain that he would oot facing up to the kind of thing be molested. "SumRomailus" ..:._"I non-Soviets h~ve been facing up to am a Roman." That was it. The for years and years. Never at Soviet pass pert to securtty. This room: gunpoint, almost always at the lng's paper shows upper-torso gunpoint ol those who without pictures of four Soviet diplomats Soviet backing would have 00 guns somewhere In Lebanon. There Is to point. oothlng like undres,slng a diplomat The mind turned to a rundown six to make your squalid point. One d. years old of the activities of the the victims Is dressed In what looks Soviet Union Involving terrorism. like fatigue pajamas. Two have oo The study was done by Mr. Brian T-shlrts. The fourth has oo nothing. Crozier, director of London's InstlAll d. them have listols pointed at . lute for the Study of Conflict. their heads. None Is smiling. Just to begin with, the twc wars In And not one but two Moslem Indochina were for the most part fundamentalist sects claim credit · fought by acts d terroiism, I.e., the for abducting the.Soviet diplomats. use d violence for political ends. It Both cite as their reason for doing was so In the war against South Extended·Ohio Fo~ecast . .. ! world Bank policies ' WASHINGI'ON - Sen. Robert Kasten, R·Wis., has become f!1e point man for critiCs of the ,World Bank and otber lnternaUOnal].end· lng agencies that show a reckless disregard for the damage that the multi-million-dollar. !I'OJects· they · !lnance wreak oo the mvtronment an.d on the people who are suwosedly being helped. Cynics might suggest that Kasten's environmental advocacy Is a Johnny-come·lately roove ~ a conservative freshman worried about his re-aectlon chan<Es next year. But this overlooks two things: Kasten's credentials as a conservatlonlst are · solid, and tbe Third World people he's trying to IX'Ot!!Ct can't vote In Wisconsin. That's why Kasten's ~position to World Bank policies shOuld be takl!n seriously. The International bankers' cavalier attitude toward the long-term disasters they may be tormenting with thelr.easy loans Is so outrageous 11 has aroused protests that transcend political considerations. This Is a fight that should be made because It's rtght. As clialrman of the subcommlt· tee that approves or disapproves U.S. contributions to the "multUateraldevelopmentbanks,"Kastenls In an excellent position to mike his criticism felt. urst spring,, t>r example, he was able to force the World Bank to hold up nearly $500 mUUon 1n loans to a project that has devastated hu!J? areas !!fthe fragile Amazon rain fOrest 1n Brazil. The U.S. contribution to the World Bank and the others oomesto • Including the attack O•t our Ma· rtnes, the killing of the novelist Georgi Markov m Waterloo Brtdge by a Bulgarian assassin, the attempted 'a5sasslnatlon of the pope. One would oot be surprised to learn that Judge Crater was whisked off In a Soviet freighter. The programming must have been done by the Great Impresario In the Sky. Consider: Ever since our Marines were slaughtered In 1983111 Beirut, Washington has been ·sayIng: You watch oow,youwatch. We watched, nothing happened. Then came the great June 1985, Beirut airport hostage crtsls, and Washington told us: You watch mw, you watch, and an Amertca watched, and oothlng happened. On Sept. 25, thfe!! holiday-minded Israelis, on a llltle sailboat In Cyprus, were ldlled by Palestinian terrorists. It required exactly six days for a squadron of Israeli fighters to go a hu!J? 1,000 Qllles to the headquarters of the PLO In Tunisia and deslroy these beadquarters, kjlllng upward d. 60 people. And that happened wlthln21 · hours of the abduction d tbe Soviet diplomats, together with the ultimatum concerning TrlpoU. . How has the Soviet Union responded? As expected. The terrortsts are cou nterrevolutlonary reactlonartes, etc. etc. But If we have learned anything about the psychology of modern terrorlsis, tt Is that only sticks and stones wUl break· their bones. There are no words In the Soviet Inventory that will frighten them In tbe least. We even tried to drum up some 1\fOSiem holy words with which to scare oft the terrorists who held our host~es In the embassy In Iran, to oo !!teet. These people Osten only to divebombers. So whom wiU the Soviets bomb? · One ol their problems Is that they are being asked to bomb their own children, because terrorism as we know It Is oot the bastard child ol communism, quite the <xmtrary: It is the beautiful chUd of commu· nism, the flower of the uniOn of political ambition and ethical depraVIty. Stand by. lo"' Berry's World ~age-'A-2.. Vletnam~d subslljuently In the war wlth1ftlitambodla. Ubya's Khadafy gave refuge to the world's most wanted terrorist, Carlos ("the Jackal"). Carlos, It was alleged, was given $2mllllon as reward money for kidnapping the OPEC oil ministers In VIenna. Carlos wsa recruited by the KGB In Venezuela, trained In Cuba, and received, so to speak, graduate ·. training In Moscow before being turned loose rn the world. Arata\, who narrowly missed the retaliatory bombings of Israel In Tunisia, • was invited by Moscow to q>en an office there In August 1974. Ten years earlier, the VIet Cong's ]l)lltlcal wing had been Issued a similar Invitation, auguring the Soviet commitment to the final drive against the 'non-communi§! Vietnamese. On and on It goes, the most spectacular recent terrorist events ~ man on the move, campaigning throughout thestateas If the ~Ext election iack AruJerson & Dale more than $1.2 billion a yearroughly me-fifth d their total budgets and three !lines as much as the next largest contributor. So when Kasten speaks, the banks listen. The Brazutan project, called Polonoroeste, Is an ambitious effort to carve a !m-mlle highway Into the heart of the rain forest. It also Includes a network of secondary roads that wUl open up a large portion of the Amazon basin to agriculture and IndUstry. • Alerted by Natural Resources Defense Council attorney Bruce Rich, Kasten was appalled to learn that World Bank loans to Polono· roeste have already helped destroy millions of acres of tropical rain forest over an area the slze of Great Britain. ' -.. . ..~ .,.'1.,.z1 Because medical costs are rtslng so fast, more and rrore people are diagnosing their own Illnesses or, WO!'!Ie still, those of their friends. The govenunent would do well to make_ a .• study of how .tJi!se ·OOQProfesslonal diagnoses are at· fecflng the nation's health picture. The other day I had a cold. It was just like the ones you see m television. I was sneezing, coughing andlooklngmourntuUyatmywlfe. 1 called my secretary at the tt11ce and said I wouldn't be In because I felt lousy. · "You must have ooe of t:ho$! 'eight-hour things' that's going all around-town," she said. "You'D feel perfectly w~ll tomorrow." : "Just when I thought we dentists were doing Eight hours seemed to be a such e great job putting ourselves out of bus/- _ reasonable time to have a cold, and ness - YOU COME ALONGI" .. I was looking forward to staying In •' bed, particularly since the Toronto Blue Jays and Detroit were playing a crucial game. My sister called, and I told her I had one of those "eight-hour thingS : Today is Sunday, Oct. 6, the 279th day of l98S with 86 to follow. that's been going around." : The moon Is approaching Its last quarter. "Are you sure It's mly an • The morning stars are Vetlus and Mars. 'eight-hour thing'?" she asked. "It >The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and saturn. could be the '24-hour bug.' Harold : Those born on thlsdateareundertbe sign rtLibra. They Include Inventor had It last week: Do you have any and manufacturer George Westinghouse In 1846; actress Janet Gaynor In · lever?" i\]oo; and ethnologist and archaeologist Thor Heyerdahiln 1914. "A little - maybe 100." • On this date In history: "That's the '24-hour bug' tor sure. : In 1853, Antioch College, the first non-sectar)an school to offer equal · Drink lots d fiulds and tal\e asptrlil, ~portunlty for both mell and women, opened In Yellow Springs, Ohio. and you'll be able to shake It off." . ,In 1921, the World Series was broadcast for the tlrst time, with sports I reallY hadn't counted on staying w_Jiter Grantland Rice at the microphone. In bed for 24 hour.i, but It's stupid to : In 1973, heavy fighting broke out between Isrsel and the alltanceofEgyPt ·fight a bug. · and Syrta. Israel emerged the winner, with Its tariks reaching rEar Cairo My other sister eaUed up 10 and Damascus before a truce was declared. minutes' later. "Edith says yru've In 1981, Egyptian President Anwat Sadat was assassinated as he got a '24-hdur blig.' " • . reviewed ~ military parade In Calm. · . . •:roon'tknowlflt'sa bugorjusta A thoug f for the day: Roman poet Horace said, "He who has begun has cold.'' half done. Dare to be wise: begin." _ · "Is your qose red from blowing • - ... .. Today in history . MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: It will be fair Monday and Tuesday, with a chance ol showers Wednesday. Highs will be between&; and 65 Monday and theillld60s to lower 70s Thesday and Wednesday. Lows will be In the OOs Monday morning, In the 40s Tuesday, and near 00 Wednesday morning. State zone forecaSts ' East eentra~, South centra~ Variable cloudiness and windy conditions, with widely scattered showers was forecast for Saturday. Highs were expected to be In the mid 50s. Partly cloudy !jaturday night with a Chance of showers and a low near <10. Partly cloudy Sunday with a high In the mid 50s. The probablllty of preclpltaton Is 10 percent Sunday. ' Northwest, West Cealral Mostly cloudy and windy conditions, with scattered showers and a high between 50 and 55 was forecast for Saturday. Saturday night and Sunday were expected to be partly cloudy. Highs Sunday wUl climb ·Into the mid 50s. The probablllty of precipitation Is 10 per<Ent Sunday. Central Lake Erie Shore, Northeast Inland Mostly cloudy and windy conditions, with scattered showers and a high between 50 and 55 were fo~ast for Saturday. Conslder~ble cloudiness was expected for Saturday night, with widely scattered showers '!'ld a low ll!'ar 40. , Partly cloudy Sunday with a high near 55. The probablllty of precipitation Is ~ percent Sunday. Ea9t Lake Erie Shore Mostly cloudy ~d windy conditions, with sea tiered showers and a high near 55 was In the forecast for Saturday. Showers likely _Saturday night with a low near 40. Mostly cloudy Sunday with widely scattered showers and a high near 55. · · The probability of precipitation Is 00 percent Sunday. Miami Valley, Central, Southwest Variable cloudiness and windy conditions were forecast for Saturday, with highs near 55. Partly cloudy with a chance d frost were forecast for saturday nlght and a low In Ils. FRIDAY - SATU.RDA Y DYEABLE 'Pkk your color, we color them SATURDAY MIDNIGHT to 1 AM-DANCE CONTEST SUNDAY 11 AM-2 PM-RENT-A-lANE-For $17.00 '' Q~ \ Q\\ ~ STOlE HOURS. Moo. & Fri. ~I I P.M. 'lllur. & Sat. ril .. $888 88 . SLEEP SOFA $58888 ' REG. S799.95 FLEX STEEL CURVED SEcnON WITH BEIGE CORDUROY INCLINER & SLEEPER SOFA W/MATCHING RECLINER REG. S1199.95 da,YS!" $788 88 SOFA ·, ••' SOFA, CHAIR .,' ' .• .. $98888 REG. 51499.95 • • • '. .• --· $488 88 . REG. 5699.95 $1888 88 REG. S2499.95 $24495 REG. S349.95 BROWN .COUNTRY IREG. '1399.95 SOFA, CHAIR • · s98888 REG. S1699:95 ' $988 88 $788 88 OTHER RECLINER & CHAIRS 88 VINYL BROWN.:..................;~:!;.~~~!:!.~ ..... $148 95 LANE AcnON RECLINER .......~:!;.~~!!·!L ... $?99 BLUE .REWNER .....................~:!;.~!!!·!L ... $ 28888 BLUE SWIVEL RECLINER ........~:!;.~~!!:!~..... $1 9888 I MANY OTHERS TO .CHOOSE FROM " SLEEP SOFA w/INNERSPRING MlnRESS $744 44 REG. S999.95 ' • BIG MAN'S RECLINER $54 4~ 4 REG. S799.9S REG. 5549.95 SECTIONAL REG. S999.95 $1288 88 REG. S1799.95 SOFT TOUCH RECLINER SOFA & CHAIR SOFA, CHAIR . • BLUE FLOCKED NYLON $788 88 /~ BEN.CH CRAFT SOFA, LOVESEAT .••.• • Sharpll ~~'.fJ' ~l" ~t - SWIVEL ROCKERS SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR REG. 51199.95 -~ s LIVING ROOM SUITES, INCLINERS SLEEP SOFAS, SWIVEL ROCKERS, OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, R~CKERS-· & ALL TABLES AND LAMPS TO MATCH $88888 REG. S1199.95 . .... locks, delay wipers, Quartz clock, log lights, all gauges. aluminum wheels, Goodyear Wrangler radials, full size spare, luggage reck and ]ust 16,200 miles. ON ENGLAND SLEEP SOFA w/MATCHING CHAIR ·,• '· brakes, air cond., am·fm cassette stereo, power windows, power door Nationwide Fachrv Authorized Safe Q' ~~ REG. S1499.95 V-6 ' 4 door wagon, Sebring red with contrasting Interior, 2.8 litre engine, automatic trans., slect-trac 4 wh·drlve, power steering an"d Loaded ~ ,. $688 88 REG. 5999.95 SLEEP S'OFA MANY STYLES Colonicil, Troditional, Contemporary, Early American, Country, Modern & Other Colors and Fabrics . Flock Nylons, Corduroys, Velvets, Action Velvets, Blues, . Browns, Tans, tarth Tones, Greens and Others. . .. • ) $588 88 REG. S899.9S ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIQR SALE' · . . $388 88 SLEEP SOFA . . (·. FREE 1984 JEEP . . CHEROKEE CHIEF • -SPECIALS- Its: the: ' Prom Time In The 11th Frame a~ro ' ... a.~~~,l '""r::::. · ~ •~ .... i .· and Elfin was terse and to the point. · right now." "From-whom?'' "Yah, sure It Is. Why do you "Healy tells me you have an "My druggist. He says there's a ask?" Incurable form d !Jleumonla.'' lo. t of It going around." "Then you don't have a '24-hour . "Either that,"! said, "or, and an "What's going around?" bug.' You have a '48-hour virus.' " 'eight-hour thing' or a '24-hour bug' "My secretary sald all I had was or a '48-hour virus' or a two-week "You name It, and he says he's· . an 'eight-hour thing.' How come bout with the flu or a simple oold. never seen so much of It going : you rroved It u]l to 48 hours?" I'm waiting on another cplnlon around." "The 'elght-hourthlng' Is entfrely different. You feel fumy but your oose.doesn't get red when you blow lt. The '24-hour bug' has all the .ri:~~BY GARRY TRUDEAU symptoms of the 'eight-hour' oilr,"' ... -~.leS except that you cough a lot. The '48-hour virus ' makes -you sneeze, cough and perspire whUe you're sleeping. You havetostayln bed for twc days.'' "But I can't stay In bed for two .. Fashions For · ll, Entllfslnmsnt project," Kasten sald, ·"Is that the:· World Bank continued to tunc! this; project for more than two years· after il had Identified, through own supervisory missions, that program was producing environ-: mental devastation oo this scale." • The senator also discovered that: experts had warned from the 'very:· beginning of the Poloooroeste· project that the sou being clearedby destruction or the rain forest was' probably tno fragile to support the agriculture and cattle operations· planned for the area. :'I'm sure the: American people wculd be shodled: to learn that their tax dollars go to; support Institutions that sponsor• devastation of such valuable and; limited resources," Kasten said. ; , I ELEGANT Upper Rt. 7, lanauga "Whatlsmosta~zlngabOutthls: ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel\:'fage-A-3 CeIeste••• Lanes VanAtta~ · "Look," my sister said. "It you don't want medical advice, don't . ask me.'' I tli!Dk I might have been all right except that my secretary told Healy I was home with the flu. He called, of course, "I feel for ~u," he said. "You wcn't be able to shake It lor two weeks. If It were a winter cold I'd 8ay you'd be better In five, maybe six days .. But you have an October cold. It's almost ·Impossible to get rtd rt. You hear my voice? It's been Uke this since August." "But suppose my cold goes away In 24 hours?" "That's when It can become the most dangerous. You thlnklt'sgone away and then a week later you wake up and It's back with · a vengeance. I'd rather have a two-week bout with a chest cold than a '24-hour bug' which sneaks up oo you like a thief In the night." Word travels last In Washington, w. Va. • (Conllliued from page Al l ~ •.•"--------'-----_....;---~ That was In early November of last peeled - with bids to be advertised meetlngofPomeroyVIUageCouncll this measure because It has been In July and, the.oontract awarded In that the project would likely -be hinled that ODOT won't give the _ year. . The other 7!1' percent of the · August Boster played a key role In ]llstponed uiitU spring because village more Imminent threat project's cost Is being ·provided securtng the $77,000 grant from ODOT wanted an additional $:Ml,IXXI funding If there's a chance the through past year's Federal· Aid ODOT. "cash on the barrelhead." commissioners will give Pomeroy Then tame the new estimate :md Secondary Funds for Mellis Couiicy. It was decided by Seyler and the $ll,IXXI In CDBG . funding. 1 A June 7, 1983 resolution from the the reed for the additional funding. council that Pomemy Income tax However, this could not be verified. In late July, Seyler announced In a money could not be used to fund the Meigs County Commissioners al· CDBG fundlllg, just as lmmin!'nt lowed the channeling ol these added cost because that money was threat funding, comes from theO~Io federaltundsthroughODOTforthe earmarked for other purposes, In Department d Development . UnlonAvenuerepalr. • particular, street pavlitg. U Pomeroy Is awarded CD~ This summer In late June, State According to Belsey Giffin, a funding, that means the county is Rep. Jolynn Boster announced that (Continued from page A-1) development specialist with ODOT, footing virtually the w,hole bill for the Union Avenue repair would "I think you wUl find there are far Pomeroy will not receive any Union Aveoue - except !Jr ilw .come sooner than ortglnally ex· more people doing business with tbe additional Imminent threat funding. $77,1XXJ Imminent threat fundlng;state than before," said t~ gover- We are looking for "local·commlt- slnce the county's Federal ~id oor. "I think that's wrong If they feel lment," she said, "that'sourblggest Secondary Funds are already baing Lottery winning compelled to give campaign funds. hurdle right now." used by ODOT. It they asked me, I would tell them Pomeroy has already applled for · numbers: 377,3936 • So the confusion continues wtifle 'absolutely no way."' $ll,IXXJ from Meigs County's alloca- the unstable-·eoitdltlon of Union The governor said ·he feels tion of Community Development Avenue remains critical. • CLEVELAND (UP!)- Friday's · criticism of his administration B]Qc'L9rant funding through the winning Ohio Lottery numbers: In a flood situation, Union Avenile "goes with the territory.'' Meigs County Commissioners. Dally Number: 377. ts Pomeroy's only safe passage ·to He said Mlnnle Fells Johnson, the Concern has been expressed over emergency facilities. Ticket sales totaled $1,330,606, ~lpbattled director of mental retarwith a payoff due o!$504,129. dation who resigned at his request a PICK4: 3936. , week ago, "Indicated four months PICK4 ticket · sales totaled ago that any time her presence was $190,048, with a payoff dueof$85,607. an obstacle (to the administration) PICK4·$1stralght bet pays$4,000. she would step down. •' PICK4$1 box bet pays$335. yline WheJi not _l() caii ______~Ar_tB_uc_hwa---;.ld~ . - • ~y-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio~Point Pleasant, r------Weather: -----. Sll•pp:uJie· · Octol!ef ~ 1985 . Soviet's tumL.__ ___.________JP_ill_wm_F._B_uc___k_ley_J_r. '~ Ever since Richard F. Celeste became governor In 1983, he has been a : were just around the corner. ' Most days tbe governor makes appearances - often hop-scotching the ' state to three or four locations - from breakfast until after dinner, • snipping a ribbon here, awarding a grant there. : It now has become apparent that the Celesteadmlnislratlon wpuld have ; a lot fewer problems If Celeste would stay home and run u.e' governmenf · Instead of dashing all over Ohio, the continent and the world. : At first, Celeste's whirling-dervish, dawn-tQ-dusk traveling schedule : seemed admirable. He was out meeting the people, hearlngthelrconcerns, : telling them what their government was doing for them, and occasionally ·:working alongside them and teaching In their classrocms. •• What he wasn't doing, was taking care d business. !: That was entrusted to others and, as In any administration, there are ·1rouble spots and foul balls. :.- Celeste had to get rid of his youth services director because. of : Irregularities In that department. The Department of Natural Resources :-fell Into disrepair because of the absence of leadership. The state's mental · retardation services broke down. ::; And bea_vy-handed political fund·ralslng tactics crept Into the ;1ldmlnlstratlon while no one was looking untU a series of newspaper ; articles on the subject delivered a barrel-full of bad publicity tO the ·governor. · ~: . }ronlcaUy, when Celeste completed his first two years In office at the : Ji,glnnlng of this year, his chief regret was that he hadn't done MORE :~ding about the state to communicate with the people. So he's doing It. ·,· .The governor actually had to fire Minnie Fens Johnson, the director of :Jitl!ntal health and mental retardation, by ~!stance telephone from ;oVerseas. :' "And the lesiDns are still lost on him. Celeste got back 1!1 this country last •week and Immediately hosted a Taiwan trade delegation. In between · luncheon and dinner with those digmtarles, he felt compelled to zip d.! to Cleveland to help promote, of all things, a Rock 'N' Roll ~U d Fame for · his hometown. ·; :~ When It comes time for the real campaign next year, Celeste may ·JIIscover that he's a cliche, a carlcatureofhlmseltln the cities, hamlelsand :prairies of Ohio. That's when he'Dwish he'd spent more time running tbe : lilate Instead ot letting II run him. . . · Celeste had to do some fancy stepping late last week to avoid an International Incident over his administration's "two-China" policy. ;; He returned from a trade mission to communist malnlaiid China to lind the Taiwanese delegation waltlilg for him to witness a multi-million dollar Jlllle of Ohio grain and machinery. ·- . . · The governor was extremely dlplomatlcwhenas_ked about his visit to the ·'People's Republic of China In front of the Taiwanese. He said Ohio Is looking for business anywhere It can find some. · 'And K.H. Wu, a Taiwanese official, smiled and sald friendship Is more ·Important than business. He made no secret that he wants Ohio and t~ ~United States to be friends with Taiwan, the arch-enemy of the mainland 'Chinese. October 6, 1985 The Sunday Times-Sentin"' · ' ( �. ' ' ' ' -' r .' , I I • If You're ~hlnklng About Buying New Home Furnishings, rhe Best . Time fo Buy Is Now Through October J ~th. It's The Third ·Annual National Furniture Safe. Hundreds Of T~p Manufactures Have Cut Their Prices, So :We Can Pass Great Savings On To You. This Is A Sale You Can't AHord To Mia And Prices You May Never See . r . . ;-f~,- ", . I Agai~Jlll . ' '' LIVING ROOM GROUPS· FAMILY ROOM GROUPS · SOFAS · CHAIRS · LOVE SEATS · ROCKERS · RECLINERS · HIDE-AWAY BEDS · BUNK BEDS - MATTRESS SETS IN ALL SIZES • TRUNDLE and MATES BEDS· DINING ROOM ~ETS- DINETTES · TABLES- LAMPS· AC· C:ESSORIES · SECTIONAL SOFAS· BEDROOMS · DESKS · CHESTS · WALL UNITS - THOUSANDS OF ODDS and ENDS SLASHED TO SELL! DOZENS OF SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASES! EVERYTHING ON SALE I • / '· THE AMERICAN JjOME · iLU~.nifl A·cCt:l¥ re 'Sale. INSTANT SAVINGS WINNEIJ$ CIRCLES 0000 Hurry in to our celebration of the National Sale. Hundreds of rilanufacturers have drastladlyreduced their prices giving you the best home furnis)lings values in our history. Whether you want one piece of an entire room ... come in now! And start celebrating during America's biggest Sale. No Purchase Necessary. Save 10%.e 20% • 30% Up To 60% OFF Open Monday • Friday Till 8:00 p.m. • •T. V.'s, AppUances & 50'){, Off Items Eicluded From 1bls Special Offer SALE IN _EfFECT THRU OCTOBER 13, 1 4 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE ' • . Win. 10-40% · Sa:vJngs I · tantl.y Store Hours: 9:00a.m. To I:QO Saturday 9:00a.m. To-5:00· NO ITEM Wltl BE---HELD BACK! , .. • ' 3 PIECE Here are just two of LIVING SPECIALS the super buys to let you take It easy In style ... NOW! . ,-- • .•.•• .. '. • •• J .. 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Electranlr;: Mal le- roucn Tuilina. • SAVINGS • Advanctd Cofor Sentry Auto· mAtk Color Conhot t -· Choose From ROLL TOP DESK ~!~1wlllt 6la on.. '!;; Wlllt..t wslfielltl Traditional RoU Top Desk with 5 tlaftaleaee. n. :utility drawers and 2 IDe drawers . svs·nm :J sterec Adaptor Jtck. $ . ,,, .. • ' '· yes o WJ·Awa, for Cbrlnm•• !'low Model RT14Fl law • 25:.:.. REMOTE CONTROL • COLOR TV . . . Calar TY o Sl!IO&C • Zenith Chromasharp 9ll Pic· tune Tube for superb picture sharpness and highll&ht de· t.il. 1 Dependable 100% Modular Z-1 Chassis tor long-life roll· • FRoST.:Ci.EAR A.,..,.,D • FREEZER SALE PRICED FROM 539. 7jN~'I:t ·~ - FREE $~~!~0 Custom Series Color T.V. 5 Chatham County 7 PIECE EARLY �October 6, 1986 ,Page-A-6-The Sunday nmes-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, w. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-7 . October 6, 1985 Pomeroy-Mic:kilep()rt-GallipoUs, Ohio:-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ·~\---Localbrie&:--------~------------------~ :s enate .turns federal budget into balancing act Taylor taken to correctional facility POMEROY - Lindsey Taylor, :rl, formerly of the Racine area, · was taken to the Chillicothe Correctional Institution early Friday aflernoon by Meigs County Sherift''s Deputies. Tavlor, convicted Thursday of murder In the October 1983 shotgun Slaying of Danny Wayne Melton, Canton, was sentenced Friday rrorning by Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight to a sentence d. 15 years to Ufe. No injuries reported in accident GALLIPOLIS -No Injuries were rejlorted In a two-car collision early Saturday morning at the bitersection of Second Avenue and State Street, according to city pollee. Officers said a car driven by Bret Harrtson, 18, of Rt. 2, Patriot, was attemptlng a left tum from State onto Second, when a car driven by George T. 'Hurst, 19, of Rt. 1, Scottown, southbound on Second, allegedly failed to stop at a stop light and struck Harrison's vehicle. Both cars sustained light damage In the 1: 12 a.m. accident, officers said. A pick-up driven by a Waterloo man sustained light damage when It was apparently struck by an unknown vehicle Friday afternoon at the Intersection of Pine Street and SecOnd Avenue. • . Larry Dean Blevins, ZT, of Waterloo, was stopped on Second tn the lett tum Jane, when an unknown car attempted to pass him on the right, struck the right rear ol Blevins' vehicle and allegedly continued on. . Blevins' vehicle sustained lfght damage in the 6:41p.m. Incident, officers said. City man cited on D WI charge GALLIPOLIS - A GalUpolls resident was cited early Saturday morning by city pollee for OWl. :·Suit filed / \ Ohio jobless rate up slightly COLUMBUS (UP!) -Ohio's unemployment rate rose slightly in September to a sea~nally adjusted figure of 9.4 percent,,up from the 9.1 mark In August, the Ohio Bureau of Employment S~:rvtces reported Friday. · The national rate for September was 7.1 percent, up from 7 percent . In August. The OBES safd 4li6,1ro Ohioans were unemployed last rmnth, compared with 457,1ro In August. ( - ·, ' GALLIPOLIS - A sult has been : flied In Gallia County Common ; Pleas Court by Bank One, Athens, · against Emerson and Etta Mae : Reese ofRte.1, Cheshire. The banks :seeks $48,8.ll.68, plus 15 percent .Interest from Oct. 2, following the ·Reese's alleged default on a , promissory note. WASHINGTON (UP!I-Leglsla· blocking actlon.~n it and a crucial tlorttobalancetbefederafl;ludge!IIY. bill to raise the debt ceiling to $2 19911stangledlnaSenatetalkad¥>n, trllllon. with senators from both parties The balanced budget legislation, Jabex D. Parsans, 68, of 262 Jackson Pike, will lace a heating In Gallipolis Municipal Court on the charge. · Cited by pollee Friday were Kevin D. Smith, 18, of Point f'leasant, W.Va,, failure to display valid registration; Harold L. WOO(!y, 52, of Rt. 2, VInton: disorderly conduct by Intoxication; and June E. Porter, 51, of Rt. 2, Galllpolls, speeding. · • l BAn . ·, : Stolen property charges dismissed Friday,. Saturday & Sunday Oct. 11th · 12th & 13th ·' • Fla.; four brothers, Homerhof f,Parker rl. Rutland, Howard Parker ·1of Long J!ottom, Ed;ion Parker of '(Aurora, Colo., and Willis Parker of l1'arkersburg, W.Va.; 10granclchlld· and one great-grandson·. :.· She was preceded In death be one •daughter and three brothers. :-; Funeral seJVIces were conducted ':'Oct. 3 at the Harrod Brothers · ~'tuneral Home tn Frankfort with 1Plr1at In Peaks MUI Cemetery. : ';fl.ttending the services from Meigs i _county were Homer, Dennis, Irene ' and NelHe Parker. •' - ~~· . . ~···rr Friday, Oct. 11th, 1985 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS -. •• SIDEWALK SALES - 9:00 a.m. • 8:00 p.m. FLEA MARKET - City Parking Lot .' ~ERITAGE •• QUEEN CONTEST- 11:00 a.m., I"Oit OHice Steps ·' Saturday, Oct. 12th, 1985 ENTERTAI""MENT - Post OHice Steps JONNIE BELINDA AND DELIVER~NCE - 4:15 p.m. GOSPEL TONES - 5:30 p.ni. · SCHEDULfOF EVENTS SIDEWALK SALE~- 9:00a.m.· MIKKI CASTO'S COUNTRY CLOGGiRS - 7:00 p.m. Ages 3~14 Years Old- Western Auto Parking Lot 5:0ap.m. ' FLEA MARKET - City Parking Lot DISTANCE RUN - 9:30 And 10 a.m. Start Behind Hacks Pla:ia 1 Mile·, 5K And .. 10K PARADE.:. 11:30 a.m.- START Behind Hacks Plaza AWARDS FOR RUN - 11130 a.m. (Approx) Tu-Endle-Wel Park Plan training course POMEROY - A trappers trainIng course, sponsored by the Meigs CQunty Juvenile Court, Is being offered for students of Meigs, Eastern and Southern Schools, and any other Interested persons. A six hoilr course, the two sessions are being offered by John Hetzer and the Ohio Deparlment of Natural Resources' Division of Wildlife, at Meigs High School from 6-9 p.m., October 16-17. Call 9164400 to register. . mailin g maner at Pomeroy, Ohio. Post Office. Membfr: United Prells International, Jnla nd Dal ly Press Associa tion and the Ohio Newspaper Association , Natlomil Adver tis ing Re present ati ve, Branham Newspa per Sales, 733 Th ird Avenue. New York , New York 10017. SVNDU ONLY SVRSCRJ'PTION RATES BJ Carrier or Motor Route One Week .... ........................ 5() Cents One Year .......... ....................... $26.00 SINGLE COPY PRICE ' Sund ay .......................... ... ... 50 Cent s P.A. D~nnv sternwheeler Excursions saturdav, oct.-tlth, 4th . . . street Landing, Point Plea1ant, w. va. •Ticke~s Departure Schedule (1 Hour Rides) 10 a.m.· 11:15 a.m •• 12:30 p.m.· 1:45 p.m •• 3100 p.m. & 4:45p.m. Adults '5 00 Chlldre~ 12 & Under •300 awailable ~~ _Fruth Pharmac, of Point Pleasant, Middlepost, 0.. & Gallipolis, 0., Peoples Bb~, All Locattons, Prescrtptton Shoppe: Citizens National, Rardin's, Four Seasons Florist, Point Pleasant Fede~al. · towns where motor ca rrier serv ice Is avail able . MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only One Year .................................. 126.80 Six months .... ........... ..... ........... Sl3.00 Dally and SUnday M,\IL SVBSCRIPI'IONS lulde Ohio S2 Weeki .................................. 158.24 26 Weeki ....... .. ......................... 129.12 13 Weeks .................... .............. 114.56 Ra&ee Oul1lde Olrlo S2 Weeks ........................ .. ....... 159.80 Almeda's · Appalachian Tire Produrts,lnc . 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We11 move your IRA for you to our special one-year acrount,and your IRA will be all set for another prosperous year. IF YOUR IRA'S NOT IT CENTRAL TRUST, WE'LL MOVE n FOR YOU. It'salmost as easy to take advantage of our Special Aca:iunt if your IRA's not at Central Trust. All you have to do is stop into one of our a:mvenient branches. We11 take arre of evel)'thing. IF YOU DON'T HAVE AN IRA~ NOW'S A GREAT TIME TO START • Larry D. Hayes You don't need a maturing IRA to take advantageofour Special Acrount. So if you're thinking of starting an IRA,our S~al Account is agood reason to start it now. · · . What's more, Central.Trust has awide range of investment op..tions that are perfect for IRAs, including our Double Your Money IRA,our flexible Money Market~ or one of our fixed rate IRAs with tem1s from 12to. 60 months.All are FDIC-insured and there are nofees. So if you're lookin.lr for an IRA with maximum safety and high yields, Central Trust CAn make things happen for you. 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We are not intcresad in people who are satisfied with a $50,000 per year income. ~ want individuals wbotle long-range potmdalla K\'e1'al times thlJt amount. Our company spcrub a great deal of time, dJort and money to dclodop the skills of our people. Our sales rcptcsmtatiYCS go through an crtenliw foUI"'month training program, during whleh they arc on salary. This training pnJYidcs the lmowled!te and responsibility ~ccessary to conduct business with indl· viduali, as well as institutl'onal clicnu. . We have enjoyed steady and continuou·s growth in the securities industry for CMl' 60 yan. One of the ways ..., haw: achieml this iJ by seleCting only the top people f\)1' oor training program: we do not make lwty dcclflons; therefore, ifyou )ftltt to be consideml for oor next program, we urge you to rontact 13th~ 1985 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS LuMarce Beauty Shoppe Mason County Insuranct> Mnor1··~ Hardware Murphy's. Puintlnsuranrt• Point Distributinl{ Pt. 1'1. Ft•deral Saxin!!s •"' loan A ~MHI', PHint Plt•nsnnt Hnrdwol't' Rninhom -l:nrrwts OIE·YEIR RATE FOR Ills OILY.· ~ Effedive If your praent job is no longer dWicnging . , , if you see limiad opportwtlties for high income • , • and if you are inta->-> c:stcd in a sales oricnad career, tonsidcr this opportuninr: MEMORIAL SERVICE-3:00p.m. · Tu-Endle·Wel Par~ · I :if "STOCK BROKER"? Sunday, Oct. Battle Days Sponsored By These Community Minded Buslnessesl No subscr iptions by mall permitt ed In The Sunday Times-Sentin el will not be responsible tor advance payments mad e to carrier s. · ·~ BARBOURSVILLE, W.VA. ames Paul Harless, 20, ol Rt. 2, f ¥1nton, died Thursday In Alacllua, ~a. :·. He was born AprU 28, l9ffi In West .;Hamlin, W.Va., to Talmadge Har· ;tess of Salt Rock. W.Va., and Mary ;;Turley Rausch of VInton. He •,nttended Jesus of Anns Church r1. rf.rabla. • , Also sqJVlvlng are three sisters, · lnda Gue of Branchland, W.Va., ~arsho Adkins of Waterloo and :Beverly Miller of Kitts Hill; and five brothers, Timotby Harless of Kitts · Hill,•Jerry Harless of Patriot; Roger 'Harless. Bobby Harless and Davey •·Harless, all of VInton. ·• FUneral services will be 1 p.m. :~c=~a:t~W~~a~llace Funeral Home !li W.Va., with Rev. IF YOUR IRA'S IT nTO OUR SPECIAL ~ Publ ished each Su nday, 825 Th ird Ave., Gall ipolis. Ohio, by tt\e Ohl o Valley Pub· :?ames P. Harless • • CHILDREN'S EXHIBITIONS Western Auto Parking Lot Stylettes - 2:00 p.m. · Mary's School of Dance-2145 p.m. White School of .Taekwon-Do ,3:30p.m. p.A. DENNY STERNWHEELER . EXCU~SIONS 4th_Street Landing 1Ch00 a.m.· 6:00p.m.- 1 Hour R.ldes 8:00 p.m. • 12:00 midnight Pinner Dance Cruise CVSP 51HDCI) . Ohio 45631. Entered as second class r;::;::=====::::=-=-===:~======11 ;ren Point Pleasant, w. va. ltshlng Company / Mulllmedla, fnc. Se· cond class poslage paid a t Gallipolis, ~~ort.!~~~ ~{~rm~~~ 4 In . ·. ~· ·'"' Career Moves The Shoe· Cafe · · GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Clln1c vs. Charles E. Smith has been dis· missed witho~t prejudice In Gall!a County Conunon Pleas Court. • • . • ood an IS: no news 18 news Atl ·• ·t , e. Area deaths :Suit dismissed GALLIPOLIS - <;harges of receiving stolen property against two Galllpolls residents were dis· missed Frklay tn Gallipolis Munlci· . pal Court. The charges against Anna Burns King and Everett King Jr., both of Upper River Road, were dismissed In a pre-trtal conference following their pleas on another Charge.. Two counts of aggravatedmenac· tng against Stephanie Hemphill of Eureka Star Route, were dismissed during a pre-trial conference at the request of the complaining wit· nesses. She had been charged by Je!!rey R. Barcus of Rt. 2, Bidwell, and Steven-Potter oHJ3 Bastian! Dr. ,.,G~polls, in connection withal) :• Aug. 18lncident. In traffic cases, 'a charge of driving left of center againSt • Elizabeth A. Underwood, 21, of Rio Grande, wasdlsmlssedatapre-trtal conference. Forleltlng $40 bond !or traffic violations were BW H. Hood, 24, of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, driving len of center on a hllicrei.!; Carolyn L. Holland, 42, of Rt. 1, Cheshire, failure toyteld from a stop sign; and Davkl K. Mink, 24, of Rt. 2, Bidwell, , failure to stop In an assured clear distance. Forfeiting bond lor speeding were Douglas ·P. Rankin, 21, of QuaU Creek, GalllpouS, $43; Terry L. Adams, 21, of 393 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, $42; Ralph E. Factor, 26, of Rio Grande,$41; herbert B. Miller Jr., :rT, of 133 State St., Galllpolls, $39; lj.lchard E . Wuerch, 23, of 5 Glendale Dr., Gallipolis, $42; and Caroline R. Isreal, 47, ol Rt. 2, VInton, $84. h~aded by Sens. Phillp Gramm, passage this week and had the their filibuster and Dole moved co But Dole' said he could not get ~~e~as, WarrenRud!'"an, R·N.H., backing of President Reagan. keep the Senate working In a rare senators favortng "the balanced• rnit Holllngs, D-S.C., was · But the filibuster was started by a session Saturday and sched)Jled a budgetamendmenttovoteforadebt rolling a ong to seemingly easy few Republicans who said It would.. voteoncu tting otf debate for Sunday ceiling extension Without 11. . tip the balance of power to !he afcernoon.. Sen. Lowell Welcker, R-Conn., IJi presklent, and som~ Democrats, The current federal borrowing beaded the filibuster on the GOP who could not agree on an ceiling Is $1.8 trlllien. A $2 lrt\I!On side, saying Congress already has CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UP!) On l;loard are Air Force Col. Karol Kennedy Space Center. alternatives trategy. debt llmlt would be enough to last for the power to balance!he budget witll - The aU-mWtary crew of the . Bobko, commander, Lt. Col. Ronald The shuttle's payload also Is Senate Republican leader Robert abOut another year. taxes or spending cuts. shuttle Atlantis continued Its secret Grabe, co-pilot, Army Col. Robert classllled but a variety of sources Doie warned that without action to Senate Democratic leader Robert" "This Is a leglslatlvesubstltutefor . business Saturday on a clasSified SteWart, Marine M;tj. David have said It Includes two third· Increase the government's borrow- Byrd urged Dole to try to pass justa the guts we do not have to du whai : fijght that presumably has seen the linmersandAirForceMaj. William generation defense cor'nmunlca· lng authority by Monday, federal small Increase In the debt ceiling co nee.ls to be '.' he said. • launch of two defense communlca· PaUes, a computer expert and a !Ions satellites that are shielded to checks coukl start bouncing. gtve senators time to look at the : !Ions satellites. member of the Defense Depart· • withstand some of the effects of "I'm prepared to · vote (on the budget-balanclng plan whlchwoutd .. In keeping with a policy estab- ment's manned spaceflight engt· nuclear attack. amendment)," Dole insisted. gradually lower the d~flclt over the Support Scouting ',' !!shed formtlltary~~ttle missions, neer program. Following standard practice tor Bui the senators refused to end next six years. with your NASA will say noUljllg about the The duration of the fl.lght ls shuttle missions, the satellites, r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;11 . progress of the second tUlly class!· classified, but It Is expected to last mounted atop a single solid rocket 1 purchase. of , fled American manned spaceflight about five days. Atlantis began Its booster, presumably were launched GOURMET : other than to confirm the shuttle Is malden voyage Thursday with a durlngtbef!rsttwodaysofthefllght. POPCORN ' ' Qperatlng"satlsfactonty." picture-perfect launch "li-om the once on station and checked out 22,nl mUes above the equator, the "DSCS-3'' spacecrafl will join a fleet of similar relay stations to provide • secure communications for air, sea o·, and land forces. The satellites also Larry Adkins officiating. Burtal will can beusedtotransmlt"emergency "':: Lucille Schrader be In Harless-Gue Cemetery at . action messages" tr9m the pres!· ,. Branchland. Friends may call at the dent to the nation's nuclear forces. · ~ ; POMEROY - Mrs. Bertha funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. While the satellltes are not • Lucille Parker Schrader, 75, of Sunday. classified, neither NASA nor the Air Force will discuss anything about Atlantis's payload. Agra V. Thaxton :lollowlng a long Illness. · "The Idea Is. to deny potential ·; She was born at Long Bottom In GALLIPOLIS - Agra V. Thax· adversartes as much intonnation ; Meigs County to the late Pearl and about DOD payloa$ as possible," ;-Addle Staneart Parker. She was ton, 76, formerly of Bidwell, died said Lt. Col. Robert Nicholson, an ON SALE : :a.Iso preceded In death by her Friday afternoon at Pleasant Hill Air Force spokesman. ·:,.J!aughter, Ruby Mefford, Route 6, Convalescent Center In Piketon. 300 Second A.venur The Air Force Instituted Its OCTOBER 1-20 She was born Nov. 18, 1!0! at Gallipoli s, OH. ·'Frankfort, and three brothers, CUB SCOUTS, BOY SCOUTS Bidwell to the late Thelate Douglas no-commen t poIIcy a bo ut milltary :~-Herbert, Wilber and Mari:Jn Parke, and Valerie Adkins Thaxton. shuttle nilsslons in June 1982 when I .:::::::::::::=============::JL~====~====~ tall of Meigs County. Survivors include one brother, the shuttle Columbia carrted a 1; She was a membt!r of the Peaks secret payload Into orbit In an !:,Mill Christian Church and had been Forrest H. Thaxton of Cadiz. She otherwise open spaceflight. '::! substitute teacher In · Franklin was preceded In death by two The filght of Atlantis, however, ·Coiunty Schools for 25 years before brothers and one sister. and that of Discovery last January, Funeral services will be 11 a.m. !'her retirement. were "dedicated" Department of ~ SuJVIving are her husband, Ru: Monday at the McCoy-Moore Fun· Defense missions governed by strict \ pert Schrader of Frankfort; three era! Home in VInton. Burial will.be secrecy,' although many detalls )_sons, Paul Schrader of Georgetown, In Fairview Cemetery at Bidwell. about both flights leaked to the Friends may call at the funeral .~Ky., Benhof Schrader of Frankfort media. :,and Leon Schrader of Wauchula, home from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday. \ ~iiif ~1., The BankThat Makes Things GALLIPOliS 446-0902 MIDDLEPORT 992-6661 Member FDIC • �Page- A-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel . ' Pomeroy- M~IeporhGallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.. Va. . October 6. 1985 ' I Salaries_increased at Davis-Hesse nucl~ power plarit OAK HARBOR, Ohio (UP!) been made regardless of the June 9 Toledo Edison has raised salaries 14 shutdown, caused by the failure r1 to 25 percent within Its nuclear the !eedpump cooling system, but power division to make positions at the event heiiJE!) accelerate that Its troubled Davls-BesSP nuclear program, Wllllaiils said. power plant more attractive. Five other top Toledo Edlsiln Joe Wtlllams Jr., senior vice officials joined WUIIams at the Oak president of the nuclear division, Harbor site to 'outline steps being · . told a Nuclear RegulatoryCommls· taken tn restore' service at Davis· sion subcommittee on nuclear Besse. safeguards Friday the power plant Toledo Edison hopeS to restore staff has been reorganized, salaries ·operations at the plant before the Increased and the staff enlarged to end o1 the year. The original Nov. 1 turn the plant around. target date has been ruled out, • "The key Is to pay enough spokesman Kelly Farrsald. money ... to get the rtght man," said A reorganization of the staff and Williams. "We'"' not competitive In responsibilities within the utUity's salary." nuclear division would have been Most of the changes would have made regardless of the J1111e 9 lncldent,sald Williams. "The organization was not to my liking, whep I came out here, so I changed It," WUJJams told a .subcommittee of the NRC's advl· PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The sory comlttee on reactor United Steelworkers union says It safeguards. will submit a counter proposal on WUltanns, a retired admiral !rom Monday to a contract offer from the Navy's nuclear power opera· bankrupt Wheellng·Pittsburgh t!Ons, joined Toledo EdlsonJuJy 1. . Steel Corp. In an effort to end a "I (ound a lot of talent at 77-day·old strtke by steelworkers :n Davis· Besse, but not In the rtght three states. positions," hesald. William Miller, company vice Tohelpturnaroundperfonnance president for Industrial relations, at the plant, WUIIams gave em· placed the company's contract ployeesacross·lhe-boardralseso!l4 · proposal on the table Thursday. percent. Several top officials were Union will submit contract proposal · P~ ple . wtth a hear ng problem are m ssmg a lot. ' It you havt 1 1\fllintlou, ..vou're' miss ill mOn ttlan · wordslfld sounds ... you're 11issin1 somt of life it11lf. ' ~"" , _ , doni low to. Up 1u lOll of Ill t.i1w prOblttiU tll'l bt conected. 'But 101 sllould ha¥1 proflsslwlact.iet. IIIHEARING special in 111 ,enluat1n111d 1olvin1 htlfinl · proiiiOM. Ow Olltifioll IIIHiiofotiJt hn tilt ICUIIIric crtdlntials Hd tilt PPI'.~"tt to uamilt yo11r tttarinl loss and tecuretlfY lctlntlf1 the type. If it's m1dical, • 'II refer. you to • qlllllfiH_,hysician: If it eJn IN cotrttttd with 'flurinaald, wt offtr 1 eompefltnsln rtnl' of strviets. lncl•dtd •• hllctlltl and fittln& an aid pr•citlly s11ittd to yo11r ..eels ... lltlpilll you eomt ICCUitOIIId to usine it ... bltttl' listlfiiRI ttchn'-MI ... any adjlllt!Mnfl llld maintlftlflct ... and our tylflntM of tbsolutt lltlsfactlon. 0 1985 MERCURY 'GRAND MARQUIS 4door, !Wo tone ten and brown.'hall vinyl top, brown cloth Interior, MEI'HOD PAINTING PIC. TURES - Before Lois Pauley leaves for a workshop or !!IJo mlnar In ~ of the E~m states where she teaches inethod painting, site sen$ a variety of samples such as these, whlch are displayed at the location to show those Interested In enrolling what wm be done In the classes. While beginning · paiJiters usually start with land!r capes, Mrs. Pauley, one. of 10 teachers In the Sue Scheewe method painting program, takes her students Into Dowers, anJm. als and portraits as they progress. V·8 trot, am·fm stereo, rear defogger, power wlnilows, power door locks, power seat, dual remote cntrot mirrors, Quartz clock and just 16,500 '11 . miles! Call lor 1 '"obtlptian oppoint011ot lith our oudl· oiQIIst. WI don't •nt ,.. t• olu oot "' IIIJ "'"' olllft. f 900~0 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. • CALL ABOUT DUI l·MONTH TIIAL OFFEI .. ~ ' '' ... • .• • ,..,.' •· • ' Byawu«ENEHOEFUCH 'l'lmes&ntmel Staff POMEROY - So you can't draw the proverbial "straight line with a ruler", haven;t an artistic bone In your body, and here you are lnoneof Lois Pauley' spalntlngclassesabout to prove that she can't teach EVERYONE to paint. And under your breath, you're Saying "What have I gotten my~H it!to" by up for this palnt·lt ' §·AVllNCGS I -· Pomeroy artist teaches. .'method' painting • and take-It class. But before the class Is over you're beaming from ear to ear, feeltpg a real sen!e of accomplishment and finish up muttering, "Hey, It's pretty good." "That's the story I hear time alter time" comments Mrs. Pauley who ts one of 10 women traveling the United States teaching Sue Scheeve's "metbo:l" painting. And what Is "method" painting? • Old Friend ·With A-"New . , ..•••;.;. : . 0 ' •• ...• • SINCE 1886, WE'VE SERVEb GALLIA COUNTY: WE SHALL CONTINUE TO DO SO. WE WILl. · STILL BE THE SAME PLACE WITH THE SAME PEOPLE. • .,.,.. ' > ·AU We've Changed Is Our Name . . ' . • f , . • • M[MI(R Portage County courts may close RAVENNA, Ohio (UP!) -The Portage County court system wUI come to a stop Oct. 25 because of a lack of funds , accOrding to the clerk of courts. All29 full·tlme deputy clerks and 10 part·tlmers wlll be laid of!, said Court Clerk Delores Reed. "I wUI have no money to pay anyone after Oct. 25," she said. "By then. the clerk of cou}'!s' entire $189,9:1) budget for 19![; will have · been spent." o County Municipal Judge John A. Enlow said, "There wUI be m coun sessions. Noone will get Into or out of jaU. And because the court clerk runs the auto tltle bureau, the·car dealers and the bank toan' depart. ments wrn be completely tied up." Reed said she will be the only one left on duty. "I wtll stay In my office as many hours each week as I can physically stand, but little wm be done," she said. "111 accept and time-stamp papers from the lawyers, but there Is noway I'll be able todocl<'et them all and flie them." , ..... , ......... l ... -. ..... ...... ... ..-...... NEVER TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD - Garnet Ervine ~ Racine, who iumed M Monday, had never picked up a palnl bn11b untl Lois Pauley voJunieered to slve 110111e le8aooM In method palntmg al the Melp County Senior. Clllzelll Ceuter about a year ago. Since then she hal oompleiOO 28 pUIIInp. Ev,.-Y Wednesday allemoon when Mrs. Pauley • Ia town, lhe caa be !Mind allhe Center llvlnl ln8trucllon to a c1o1en or 10 ehthUiullc ?'ion. · ·r,......' "You've heard of method acting, well this Is method painting and about anyone can dolt." "In fact," Mrs. Pauley explains, "In most of my classes (and she conducts workshops In Indiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Michl· gim, New York, West VIrginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Ohio) I find that half to two-thirds 11 those enrolled have · never painted .... never put a brush to a canva· ,s....and they can do It." • An associate with the educational program of Grumbacher, Sue Scheewe had lots of formal art training before she developed method painting. She has published 15 Instruction books on the "me. thod" system. She meets twice a year for several weeks to teach the 10 Instructors who then put the new techniques they've learned Into the classes they'"' teaching around the country. Method painting Is a step·by·Step system of painting InstructiOn with which beginning painters can IJe. come Immediately Involved and complete an attractive flnlsbed painting In a short period of time, usually one to three hours. The elements which make this teaching approach successful, ac· cording to Mrs. Pauley, are that the students paint along with the teacher, doing the same painting, using the same tools, applying the same techniques, slmllar color mixtures, and complete the composition In the same sequence. A wet.j)n-wet process Is used. 0Us are prefer"'d over acrylics for beginning projects, and the finished painting Is sprayed wlthaflxatlveso that the student can take It home without smudllln~~: . The first thing ln'ljlethod painting Is to help the beginning students overcome 1their fear of putting brush·to-palnt·t<H:anvas and once that's done, then the teaching can A N K "., CLEAN UP WORK - Wherever she goes,· Mrs. Pauley carries over $4,000 worth of brushes provided through Gnunbacher' s educational prop-am. And, they all have to he cleaned alter each !!eMon. At left, she cleans up brushes In preparation for yet Wlolher workshop. •• • Ohio River Road Wheelersburg 574-2524 507 Chil.Jicothe Street Portsmouth .354-6611 • ..• • . 27 East Second• Street Manchester .· 441 Second Avenue Gallipolis 446-3832 ·~ .''' ' (513)549~2472 PREPARING SAMI'LES A port of preparing lor 111\Y workshop Is getting the samples ready to display !10 thai students can see what the finished pkiure will look Uke. Animals - 118 ptCtured at riJh! - are espe. clalb' popular now, Mrs. Pauley 1111)'& ·-- •' •' ON 11IE ROAD AGAIN- The Pauley'sschn- 6 never too happy when Lois begins 11> pack up her sample paintings In preparation lor hitting the road again. ' (Continued on poage ~ 738 East. Main Street Jackson 286-6355 \. proceed. .~ 501 Emmitt A venue . Waverly 947-7 718 '. v~ 8 . ' . • ' J •,.; "'--"'·c...... •• ' October 6, 1985 ·engine, auto. overdrive transmission, air end., tilt wheel. cruise con· G LLIPOLIS Cleveland .CouncUman Gary Kucinlch says a SI,!OO dmatton by the local Democratic Party to his mayoral cmpatgn Is an "Insult" and Is refusing to accept the money. · "Accon!lng to their last financial statement, the party has $107,00) In the bank and all It can offer the Democratic candidate for the top office In Cleveland Is $1,000," said Kuclnlch. "That's not what I consider help." Kuclnlch, brother of Dennis Kuclnlch who Is running for Ohio governor, was offered the money by Democratic PArty Chalrnlan John M. Coyne, along with an endorsement In ·the Nov. 5 runoff election against Clevland Mayor George Volnovlch. "I told John Coyne thanks, but no thanks. It's a darn shame our Democratic Party seems willing to throw this election by not offering any real support to the Democratic choice. It's an affront to every Democrat who believes In fair· ness," said Kuclnlch. Coyoe said the SUXJO was only an Initial contrtbutlon. Volnovlch polled 63.6 percent In a four-way. . non·parttsan primary election Tuesday. Kuclnlch, finish· lng second, took 25.5 percent of the vote. ~--~aonutJ .Section I;~j Licensed. Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, BOJC 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 46831 CLEVELAND (UP!) - . . percent. . dlvlsbn wUl be eliminated, hesajd. · engineering manager; Sushll Jain, Lingentl.lter, operations engtnee.' ·· · Williams said the oompany has to The overall stat! at Davis·Besse Is · ~lor nuclear engineer and Jacque lng manager. retain Its key workers and alsO pay being l!ICreased !rom 690 to 9,ll. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~jji;;ii'iiiii~iiiPiiiiiii!ii~~r!jr!."jr,liii high enougli salaries to attract Friday's · bearing was a !llct· II quallfled Individuals from other finding mission lor the NRC. areas In the litdustry. · subcommittee, which may later NearJy all employees lnvolv€Q Jn . choose 1o make recommendatiOns the nuclear dlvi'llon are being 1D the commission, saUl NRC relocated tototheplantslte, which Is spokesman Russ Mara~lto. 28 mUes!rom the uUilty's'downtnwn Also speaking befo!'ll tbesubcom. Toledo headquarters, Williams mlttee :were WUIIam O'Coonor, said. assistant plant manager ot opera· An engineering staff Is being lions; Steve Smlth, &Sslstant plant assembledattheslteandrellanceon . manager lor malnteilance; Jolin outlllde consultants for Its nuclear Wood, mechanical and structural negotla· tor,Paul saidRusen, the chief unionUSW delayed Its ..~gl~v~en~in~c~rea~ses~~a~s~hl~gh~a~s...:25:J.~~~~~~~~~~==~=~=====~~~~~~~~ response because It needed more time to study the complicated proposal. Rusen described the proposal as "better" than earlier offers, but refused to provide any figures. However, it was reported the company offered the union a $16.55 an hour wage and benefit package. It was theflrstmoney proposal by the company since AllenE. Paulson replaced Dennis Carney as chair· man Sept. 20 and named George Ferr1s as chief executive officer. Company and union negotiators did not meet Frkii!Y. but union officials said subcommittees com· posed of both USW and Wheeling· Pittsburgh personnel are meeting regularly. About S,!Xl steelworkers walked out July 21 at nine plants In Pennsylvania, Ohio and W~tVIrgl­ nta, three days alter a 'federal bankruptc y judge granted Wheeltng.PJttsburgb permission to dissolve Its contract with the USW. Kucinich insulted by party donation • ' ·~ l �\ . :> Pomeroy- Middleport,....'.Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Page-B-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Trac(Lee Schul exchanges . vows with Frank Edgar Colyer Speaker announced MIDDLEPORT - Evangelist Herb Inscoe wlll be speaking at the Word of Faith Church, Middleport, Saturday, Oct.12at 7:30p.m. There wUJ be special singing bY the P leasant valley Trio and the public Is invited to attend. 1985 October 6, Out of Town Customers Call Collect •Home Oxygen .••Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs, Etc. I ' . ' BOWMAN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY GALLIPOLIS - Homecoming wUI be observed at Good Hope Chutl'h. Rev. Earl Hinkle 10 a.m. speaker. Rev. Ron Nickolas after· noon S!"aker. Singing by Sincere Gospel Quartet. Revival scheduled 63 Pine St., Gallipolis We Deliver - ~ WHO CAN CALL JESUS LORD? William B. Kughn ·:~ lid why cull ye me Lord. Lord. and do not the things whicir J suy? (Lk. 6:46). Jesus was a well-known figure in the land. Many recogniZed Hos bemg greater t~ a n the Pf?Phets because of His extraordinary pn~e~ . They accepted HIS Lordship, but were not submissive to His rcachmgs. He exposes their inconsistency in this pointed question. To u ~ ders t a nd the .mtent of the mttrrogahon, we must acquaint ourselves with the m ean!n~ of "Lord," which signifies master or ruler, and 'Everlasting herbs' topic at recent Rutland Friendly Gardeners meet Rl.f!LAND .- · Linda Blazer of At hens talked on "everlasting" herbs at Ule recent meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners held at Ule home of Kimberly WUI!ord. Listed by Mrs. Blazer as "everlasting' ' herbs were sweet AMJe, German and American status, straw flowers, and starflowers.She suggested that those ordering sweet . Annie seeds now should keep them In Ule refrigerator until spring. As for picking bacy's breath, she suggested picking-It when It looks Its fliil.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~--··1 demands submiSSiveness on behalf of the ruler's subjects. It would be mcongruous for one' to accept Jesus as l ord, permitting Him to rule ac~ rd.m g best and talked about using glycerin for preservation. Shesaid that straw Dowers should be picked beforeuiey are open and that all should have the stem glued ln. · The recent Dower show was illscussed and several members reportell attended the oome showof the Rutland Garden Club. The Christmas Dower sbowo!thecounty association was announced for Nov. 23 and 24 and Joan Steivart commented on classes for which the club Is responsible for providing arrangements. Acknowledged was the S2'i check presented to the club . from the Rutland Garden Club for a planting. The regional meeting to be held Oct. 16atR!oGrandewas announcedand members were reminded that articles are needed for the sales table. to Hts o~ n law. .and_the~ ~efuse to obey His commands. Jesus tssucs a.n em~hattc warnt~g m thts tnt~rrogative form to the onei merely professrng H:m but refu smg to obey HIS commands, showing there is no •481ffrrtlllt between their prof~ssion and practice. I. Profeulon Voiluo Praetlce: Many today declare (profess) their know· ledge ol the Lord, but in their practice (work.!) they deny Him, "They profe~ thut they know God, but in their works they deny him. bein ub~nmwble, a11d dJsobt dient, and unto every good. work reprObatef' (Tn. 1_: I b). They are rep""!ates, that is, they do not stand the test and that one _is not saved. by works but by faith on.!.l'. This is not the doctrmc or Chnst! They t'rJect Chnst and recei~>e not~is words by which I hey will be judged, "He that ,.jecttth me. and recei•-eth not my M'ords, hat!J Oll l! thut jud~th. him: the word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day .. (I no. 12:48). These teachers have no right 10 call Jesus "Lord. Lorlr.'' and refuse to teach and practice w·ha1 He has taught concerning the church and baptism. They are de· <til-ers (abominable). and as blind guides leading the blind, they shall "both fall into the ditch .. (Lk. 6:39). 2. Prof011lon Complemonta Pradlce: Jesus emrhatioally states in His word "th e chrc. ... i< his body" (Eph. I:22,23); 'There is but o•• body" (Eph. 4:4): "The Lord adde~ to the durd daily such a.s should be sal'td"(Acts 2:47); and that "he is the saviour of the body" (Eph. 5:23). Salvation , SIIVt d, and Sav;our cannot be separated from tht churclr! . Jesus boldly states through His word , "He thut believeth and is bap· Wl'd n ~ d llf: l\'Or Nhlp $ ; lllJ Rlhlr study 7: 6t p.n( 1 lh ll:d The blue denim jlilns will bt shipped late' and rainchecks will bt issued. OUI !.__..... GO TOWN'S LB. lACK TtiEO HIPS ANO l!GS LI STENING! Prices .good TO CHUR C H EVER> SU N O AV . llftt¥tlht ROUND 99( FRESH SHOULDER STEAK CUBE STEAK $119 ., SUPERIOR $199 Ll. FRANKIE$ WIENERS SlEW MEAT BOILED HAM ( $ 79 II. $ 49 49 " LOW BACKPAIN • PINCHED NERVES (SPINE) NECK & SHOULDERSYNDROME • EXTREMITIES • HEADACHE " :;CIATICA •. FAILED DISC SURGERY • ATHLETIC INJURIES SVSTEM tc DISORDERS • NUTRntONAL WORK -UPS SCOltOStSSCREENING (SPINAL CURVATURE) INJURY: PERSONAL, AUTO. INDUSTRIAL BLOOD ANALYSIS•lABORATORY • PHYSICAL THERAPY u. lAG 59< POTATOES ' •' ' .. . 20 u. $ 29 JONATHAN APPLES 3 u. lAG 79< fH~'Bn Ha CHIMNEY)/ • I I ' --~ U.S. N0.1 ' ; I I I ' 1 i l I! I1 II l \ . . • I .• ..;. .. ._,' ~ ; l• I\ ..;,' Good news ... you can have gas heat without a lot of expensive home alterations. That's because some of the new high-efficiency gas furnaces vent through the wall, ·and don't need a .chimney. So they cal) be installed easily- and in so little time, you can have it done on a cold winter day and never feel a chill. ELEGANT SHEERS REI)UCED CUSTOM OR IN-STOCK 20°/o IEDUaD BEDSPREADS 20°/o · . Medicare & 0\'lo & w. va. workman's Compensation • •• r . '" /,. -1 ~J ) /~ = DUliNG 'OCT. ONlY • ,. l •SHEERS •VERTICAL BLINOS •ONE INCH BLINDS •VEROSOL SHADES Any treatment you have seen or cao. imagine Tope'S' has the means. ideas and insallation pro· · feisionals. ' · Thuta«.atTope·~ wltl hilpyo11Withov· ' ery decision you o11d to 11al!t to hlvo tht most puctlcal and Hlulilul win· dowsrou can inlliintl Tope's will'"' . a· sure, Walpyo1utle<llrom hundreds and hundreds of fabric cholm, Install tht Trovarsa Rods and D11porr thtn t~~olts· slonally rtum lhtm to alepnt patltctlon . oiNTERIOR DESRlN •CARPET . •FINE FURNITURE . •CUSTOM DRAPERY FURNITURE GALLERIES Comer Second anil Grape in Gallipolis .. 446-0332 ' • l I I ' ,. ' I ,~ $ 1"9 8 PAK . LOCATED : Suite 113 M e dical Offi ce B ' ld ' PI 1 . Ul tng at easant Va le y Hos pilol i~ I Ab1 .. 3 •CUSTOM DRAPERY •PADDED CORNICES . •SWAGS •CUSTOM BLINDS • .....'"''' Y.ELLOW.ONIONS Can It Piiktd Up At Southtm High School or Call Hawit Caldwell at ,..,~ BEEF STEW ~OFFEE SP ECIALIZATION (304) 675-7300 · ,.--.. LONGHORN CHEESE $199 WAUGH CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Monday through Friday · 9:00a .m . to 5:00p.m. Children & Adult Sizes Small, Medi.um & Large $3QOO EACH $219 SUPERIOR. 95% FAT FREE OFFIC [ HOuRS: JA'CKETS --~ TIP ROAST LEAN, BEEF • I would like to announce the opening of my new office in Point Pleasant, WestVirginia r------- - - ---J Southern Tornado SIRLOIN u. PEDIATRICS MIDDLEPORT - Revival servi· ces wUJ be held October 13-19, 7: 30 p.m. nightly, at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church. Evangelist wm be Clovis Vanover. PRICES FIRST · l- WILLIAM C. CALLDIAN, IT, ·M.D. Revival O ct. 13-19 . $169 ll. ' i thru Oct. 12, 1986 STEAK f "We recog JJiZC! ll'hatthe customers wam and work hard ev;ryday to Ia tisfy their desireI." happenings MIDDLELEPORT - The Mid· dleport Literary Club will begin tall meetings Wednesday with a session at the CO!tafl!l of Mrs. George Hackett, Long Boltom, at 2 p.m. Members are to meet at the home of Mrs. Dwight Wallace lor transportation at 1 p.m. or may call992-.'l181 for other lnfonnation. Mrs. Roy Holter wUI give a review of the history of Meigs· COunty and LOW PORK Ll. . . • 'l• SALE ENDS OCT. 31 - ALL PRICES INCLUDE PROFESSIONAL INSTALLAllON - FREE OF CHAR(iE. CHECK OUR FilL CUT BEEF 3 LB. PKG. OR MORE II STORE HOURS.: MON .-THURS. 9 am til10 pm FRI.-SAT. 9 amtil10 pm t...,;::;,:~~LIDSE:O SUNDAY FINEST S.UPEI MAIKit GROUND STIFfNES~ t' rom lhh·" MI·I EII ' •J WK-T,Y.JJ • S.I~IJ', ?:JO ~ "'IJ· ... tN AIMS It' • : $5~t . m . STERSI WE NOW HAVE NUM&NfS~ lOWEI .. 1. Worfllllp It: .- f i• t· ~~9~4~9-~2~6~00~M~M~9~-2~7~00~.~~~~~~~~~~~~P~o~in~t~P~I~e~os~o~n;t~,W~e~si;V~i~rg~i~n~io~~~~;;~~~;;;;~! October I 1' Custom . WINDO-WTREATMENT SALE -SAVE 15°/o .to 25°/o Bulavllle JWad • P. 0. Bo• 3G8 Gallipolis, Ohio 45831 " :.!r IETWUN SHOULOIIS IN . MONDAY POMEROY - BIG BEND C!vltan Club meeting at Community Action Agency offices, 117 W. Second St. , Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. Monday. ~ Chapel Hill Church of ChrMt ~ ulld ay E¥enlnll': TUESDAY _TiiE APPLE GROVE United Methodist Women wm meet Tues· day at 7p.m. with Madhu Malhotra, native of India, to speak on her native land and customs. The public Is Invited to attend. WEDNESDAY • POINT PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant Bible School Choir wll be singing Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., ai Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Chu rch. The public Is Invited. For Froe Bible Cormpondence Coune, Write ... 8lhl1• Sl ud,r 8: !lfl T he S unday Times-Sentinel Page B-3 Point Pleasant. W . Va . hall . POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce meeting 12 noon Tuesday at office of Ohio Power Co. with David Milliken of Carleton School, Meigs lndustrles as speaker. LunchwUl be provided at $3 a person. The ones who hear and obey His sayings have the privilege to cill Kunllay }!ornln ll{: LETART TOWNSHIP Trustees meet ing 7 p.m. Monday at the town Sll..VER RIDGE- Homecoming of the Soutll Bethel New Testament Church on Silver Ridge, Sunday, w!Ul a dinner a! 12 noon following morning services. Providing music for the afternoon service wUl be the Bissell Brothers and Frank and Lou Ann Hunnel Gale, Columbus; publicinvited. J""' "Lord. Lord! " PAIN 01 PAIN MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club 7:30-p.m. Monday at home of Mrs. Lou ise Thompson. t~zed shall btsawd"(Mk . 1_6: 16): "The /ike fig ure whereunto even bap· ttsm dorh ulso 11o ~·sa•-. us .. 0 Pet. 3:2 1): "Ewn so faith , if it hath not •-orks,rs dead, b"'"C aloue (lms. 2: 17); and "Yeoee then how that by •·ork.! u mun is Ju~tijied. a11d n~t by faith only" (lms. 2:24). According to ~~~ Lord. bapftsm •.•ws; f•t.th "'!hour works is 1•ad; and "faith only does nol save. Fatth, bapttsm, works, and sa/vatto• al'f tsunt/a/1 HfADACHES AND HANDS Homecoming of the South Bethel New Testament Chu reb on Silver Ridge, Sunday, with a dinner al 12 noon following morning services. P.rovldlng music for the afternoon S(!rvlce will be the Bissell Brothers and Frank and Lou AM Hunnel Gale,.Columbus; public Invited. Sunday at the Pomeroy First ·Bapt ist Chu rch. rr~ loud! ~ DANGER SIGNALS tOF POSSIBLE SPINAL NERVE INTERFERENCf I BIG BEND Clvltan Club meeting all Com!J!unlty Action Agency o!llces, ll7W. Second St., Pomeroy, 7:30 p.m. Monday. · POMEROY- Rev. ListonHalley Hi m to rule according 1o His own law, but deny the one church a.nd baptism as being essential to salvation. They declare there are many c.-h urchcs nnd you do not have to be a member in order to be saved. They cale~r and area SUNDAY Rev. Liston Halley wlll be guest speaker at 10: 30 a.m. Sunday at the P,omeroy F irst Baptist-Church. will be guest speaker at 10:30 a.m. arc reJected by God. What IS the test? Hearing the word (the Lord' s saymgs)and doing (obeying) it (Lk. 6:47). A great number profess the Lordship of Christ, -claim they permit T..S. Gitano denim jeans dil not arrive. The manufacturer is unCJblt to supply black denim jeans lor the sale. Rainchecks lor black will not bt issued. Gallipolis, Ohio -- 24 Hr . Service A Message From 1'/re Bible... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar Colyer Pomeroy- Middleport GALLIPOLIS - LaLeche Oct. 7-12, aat 7 each evening. Sl!lgers are Revelators. Rev. ·am Sunday evening services at 7. Paul' "First Lady Dolly Madison." League, GallipoUs, 9:30a.m., home --- · Speakers Ernest Baker and Ray- Tolbert ev~t. Services 7:30 Casebolt, Chiefland, Fla., speaker. GALLIPOLIS - Ga llla County of Sherry Fraser. Topic, "Nutrition mond Bragg. p.m. I District Library Board of Trustees · and Weaning." Call 446-4195, 446TIJESDAY GALLIPOLIS - AAUW, 7:15 GALLIPOLIS-PembrokeClub, 5 p.m. Rare Book Room, Dr .Samuei 6314 or '286•4990 for more GALLIPOLIS ,... Gospel Light· information. · house Tabernacle, Mt. Alto,W. Va. 7 p.m. Pres!Jyterlan- Church. State .8 p.m. at holl)e of Mrs. Bob Sheard. L. Bossard Memorial Library. !rep. Jolynn Boster, 94th Dlstril!t;- . p. m. Music cy Grubb famlly. guestspeaker . KYGER - Cheshire Township CROWN CITY - Crown Oty Dan Davies an ... King'sChapelChurch.Famllynlgbt LETART - Grubb.Famlly Sin· Trustees, 6 p.m. township building, Sunday, 7:ll. Rev. John Jefferey, 7 gers atDavls GroveBaptist church, Kyger. Pleasing the pastor. · 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS:... Special meeting Customer of Right-to-Life, Senior Citizen's KANAUGA -Silver Memorial CHESHIRE - KygerCreekBand '.' IIJ e know tb e public wa utJ z.·al11e for their 1/Wtley ... qU<tlity Chu rch, s inging, "The Boosters, 7:..., "" ",.. m., bandroom at Center, 7 p.m. Film, "Silent " special • Scream." Spec ial s in gin g. .werchantlise that h m good taste .... " · 7 Saved , p.m. high school. Refreshments. "The cus t ~ np;r. w'u~tr lu feel comfortable when sbopping ...no WU.KE!!VILLE - 'Church of GALLIPOLI S GFWCMONDAY )!,tnlJJitCk.s. phone)' dis counlf , high preuure." Christ gospel meeting, Oct. 7-13. Riverslde Study Club , 1 p.m. at EWINGfON - EwingtonChurch ··co nfide71Ce iJ m m f i mportaut ... in Jh e .rlore, thf! m f! rchandise, Servloes begin 7: ll eac h evening. home of Mrs. Mary Plymale. Mrs. of Christ in Christian Union, Rt.160 th~: i11dividual wh o se n1eS th em. •· morning serviCes at 10. Sunday Ruth Mullineaux will give talk on (Ewiilgton Rd. ) Revival Oct. 7-13. Meigs community To hold dinner YOU SOM ETHING I S WRONG AND YOU ' RE NOT RODNEY - Homecoming Day wlll be observed at Faith Baptist church near Rodney. Re~ _ Harry Cole speaker. Morning service 10: 40 a. m. Potluck dinner 1 p.m. Anniversary service 2 p.m. WE BILL MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE CARRIERS WHEN EUGIBLE Carleton lunch menu YOUR BODY COULD SUNDAY . .CROWN CITY - Rev-. Wilber ~1ack is the new pastor at Old Paw Paw Liberty Chapel Churck on ·Swan <Creek Rd. Services begin 7 p. m . Do ug Meado ws · new superintendent. 614-446~7283 . Ewington, licensed practical nurse; Emmett Roy ThompSon, 31, of Rt.l, Cheshire, self-employed and Pamela Jean Gindlesberger, 31, of Rt. 1, Cheshire, student. Gregory H. Day, 24, of Gailipolis, maintenance and Patncla A.Anderson, 30, of 544 Jackson Pike, nurses aid; Charles William Buck III, .11, of Cheshire, Oh lo Power and Leisha The menu at the Carleton Lynn Stevens. 24, of Vinton, Ohio School-Meigs Industries cafeteria Power; DavidJoh.n Thaler,24,ofRt. for the week of Oct. 7 is announced: 1, Crown City, carpenter and Naomi Monday--egg salad sandwich, E. Brown, 25, of Rt..1, Crown City, cauliflower-carrot casserole, celery waitress. sticks, pineapple, milk. Robert Morton Colvin IJI, 24, of Tuesday--tomaio soup, grllled Rt. 1, Gallipolis, unemployed and cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, pudding, mllk. Christl Gay Fellure, 22, qf Rt. 2, Gallipolis; registered nurse; ThoWednesday--hamburger-gravy, mas Lee Stncklen, 21, of Point mashed potatoes, green beans, Pleasant, W.Va., registered nu rse bread, apple, milk. and Rebecca CheriIrwin, 18, o!Rt. 3, Thursday--beans, coni bread Gallipolis; Gilbert M. Craig Sr., 57, cheese wedges, Ice cream, cookie:· of 832 Third Ave., cookand Charlotte mlik. Gatl Griffith, '07, of &33 Fourth Ave., Frlday--pjzza wheel, half bun, . unemployed. broccoli casserole, celery sticks, , Mahlon Gera ld Eblen, 19, of New banana, milk. York, N.Y., U.S. Navy and Loretta Lynn Altizer, 19, ofRt. 2, Gallipolis, student; Joh.n David Church, 23, of Rl. 1, Norlhup, laborer a nd Diana Lynn Drummond, 26, of Rt. 1, POMEROY - The Trinity Bidwell, unemployed. Church will hold a spaghetti dinner, Darren Joseph Cox, 21, of Rio Grande, student and Shirley Lynn · Friday, from 4-7 p.m. The menu wlll consist of tossed salad, spaghetti; Neff, 21, of Rio Grande, student; and dessert, roll and beverage. Costs for Joseph Eugene Hoover, 20, of Rt . 3, dinners wlll be $3.50 for adults and Bidwell, unemplyed · and Donna $2.50 for chlldren under 12. Advance Jane Mull ins, 18, of Rt. 3, Bidwell, at tickets are available. home. BE TELLING • 1985 Gallia communi~y caleridar a.nd area happenings SALES & RENTALS I Gallia marriage iicenses Darrenald!!Michael Haner, 20, of Rt. hospital 2. Crown City, sausage procesS>r 'and Patncia Lynn McQuaid, 19, of Rt. 1, Chesapeake, restaurant; Robert M. Graves, 61, of Dillon, Colo., retired and Karen S. Hutch in· son, 33, of 120 State St., loan clerk; Mark Allen Beaver, 20, of Eureka Star Route, laborer and Darlene Jenkins, 21, o!Rt.1,Northup, college student; Richard Otto Rach, 58, of . Buffalo, W.Va., welder and Shelby· Jean Landers, 45, ofBuffalo, W.Va., housewife. Richard Lee Mayo, 58, of Rt. 3, Gallipolis, retired and Shirley Jewell Mayo, 46, of Rt. 3, Galllpolls, ho~sewlfe; Robert Wayne Slone, 23, . of Rt. I, Cheshire, unemployed; Rebecca Lynn Hughes of Rt. 2, McArthur, unemployed; Charlie Richard Robinson Jr. , 35, of Rt. 2, Patriot, disabled and Kalhy Lou McGuire. 21, of Rt. 2, Patrtot, housewife. Darrell Payton Staley, 24,o!Rt.1, Gallipolis, dr iver and Amanda Sharlene Wells, 22, of Rt . 3, Gallipolis, teller; Gregory Danz, 32, of Flushing, N.Y., operating engineer and Nonnan Jean Groves, 34, of Flushing, N.Y., data entry supervisor; Derald Brian Sowards, 22, of 100i Third Ave., sal~man and Kelley Joan n Bush, 17, of 100iThlrd Ave., unemployed. Marvin L. Wickline, 51, of Eureka Star Route, retired and Gertrude J . Wickline, 50. of' Eureka Star Route, disabled; Charles Gary Price, 24, of 621 Third Ave., warehouse stocker and Tammy Lynn Hunt, 19, ofRt.l, 6. October _Hospital Supplies F~r Home Use REEDSVILLE - 'Tracie tee puffed sleeves, scooped necklines, Schul. daughter of Herman and and flaired skirts with ruffles at the Nancy SChul, Reedsville, and Frank tjottom. All of the ·dresses were Edgar Colyer, son of Joseph and made bY the mother of the \ride, as Mary Colyer, Newport. were mar- were 1he bouquets. The attendants' ried on July 'n at the Faith Gos!"l flowers were like the bouquet earned bY Ule bnde,except smaller. Church. Newport. Larry Dye was bes! mall, and the The ceremony ~<;as performed by ushers were Bllly Wren, Alan the Rev . Keitll Kapple. Music was Satterfield, and Kurt Satterfield, all provided by Rebecca Gale, ;;ister of · or Newport. _ the groom, .JennlferGrover, pianist, The bride's mother wore a and Larry Dye, soloist. Two seven-branch candleabra with tea -length purple dress with sheer large lavender bows, and a center elbow length sleeves and a handkerunity candle used in the ceremony, chief hemline. The groom's mother were the feature decorations of the was ill·a pink satin dresswlt heklbw length sleeves. V reckllne, and both wedding. Esrorted to the altar by her mothers had rorsages of lavender rosebuds lied with lavender and fat her, the brldcworea gown of lace white lace ribbons. ~ fashioned with a low rounded Guests were registered by Pa tnneckline, long sleeves. puffed to the cia Haught, sister ci the groom. elbows and tight to the wrist, and a A reception honortng the rouple chapel train, all accented ~<1th was held at the Newport Baptist ruffles and ribbons. She earned a Church annex. Lavender and white cascade bouquet of lavender roses decorations decorated the ha ll. The accented with yellow and purple bride's table featured a fo untain mini-flowers, greenery and baby's three-tiered cake .with stairways breath, and tied with lavender and ooldlng miniature figurines of the while lace ribbons. Her hat featured wedding party leading to two-tiered a bow arid a pou! of Illusion at the side caJ<es. Serving were Krist! and back . She wore pearl earrings and SueSheppard,DonnaandStephanle necklace, gilt of the groom and Schul, and Benltta Deeter. earned a lace handkerchief which The couple now reside at New belo nged to the groom's port, Box 572. grandmotller. The bride is a graduateofEastern Kimberly Schul, Reedsville, High School and attends Washingserved as her sister's maid of honor, ton Technica l College. She is also and Dee Simmons, Reedsville, was employed at Evergreen I GA. the matron of oonor . Tonya Fortney The groom is a graduate of and Renee Barton were the bridesFrontier High School and Is a maids. All of the attendants wore lumber Inspector at Babcock lavender dotted swiss gowns with Lumber Co. GALLIPOLIS - The following couples have been granted marriage licenses In Gallia County Probate Court the pasi few weeks: _Bradley AJ)en Graham, 20, of Rt. 2, Gallipolis, electncallaborer and Nancy Ellen Milstead. 22, of 259 IRbby Dr., Gallipolis, sales clerk; Forest Ray Hudson, 49, of Red House, W.Va., farmer and. Olive Rheba Pullins. 59, of Red House, housewHe; Melvin Keith Williams, 4!1.: of Soutll Charleston, Ohio, disabled and Allee DeLong, 43, of 50 Olive St., Gallipolis, maid. Jeffrey Allen Smith, 21, of Rt: 2. Bidwell, self-employed and Terry Lynn Holland, 26, of 540 Buck Ridge Rd.. Bidwell, housewife; Robert Allen Pier, 21. of Ew\ngton, laborer and Julie Ann Nugent, 19, of Rt. 2, Vinton, unemployed; Ray Edward · Cox, 18, o!Rt. 3, Gallipolis, salesman and Michelle Renee Brown, 17, of Eureka Star Route, student; Merrill Erwin Davis, 36, of Gallipolis, Kroger empolyee and Linda Sue . Harn ngton, 40, of Gallipolis, Food· land employee. William Ray Russell, 30, of 733 . . Third Ave.. Gallipolis, unemployed and Patncla Lambert, 71 , of Rt. 1, Middleport, baby sitter; Phillip Andrew King, 21, of 721 Third Ave., Gallipolis, C&C Teletronics and Dawn Renee Beach, 19, of 721 Third Ave .• Gallipolis, model; Stanley Curtis Thompson, 31, of Rt. 4, Gallipolis, car painter and Ruthie Faye Joh.nson, 36, of RtJ. Gallipolis, V~. 'l •• I' \ Sound goo.d? It gets better. A new high-efficiency model uses as much as 30% less energy- even as it keeps your home warm and cozy. Check with a heating dealer on availability of these new side wallventing units. You may find there's a welcome shortcut to having the comfort, efficiency and dependabil- ity of gas heat in your home. COLUMBIA GAS ' I i' �• Pomeroy-Middleport-Galli.,olis~ Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. October 6, 1985 Wll.KESVILLE - Constance S. Well$, WUkesvUle and J06eph F. Public invited on October lOth tour \ GALLIPOLIS - The public Is Invited to the Annual Gallla Coun1y Beef-Forage Twilight Tour on Oct. 10, 6 p.m. on the Neal Angus Farm northwest of Vinton, on Lew Jones Road,Ohio. three miles The program will feature beef cattle and livestock handling equipment. The focus wtll be m '"Management Techniques to Improve Profit In Beef Cattle Farmlng" bandied by Dick Neal and Chris Strelten berger, Southeast Dlstrtct Manager for COBA/Select Sires. The Gallla Coun1y Extension Beef Committee and the Gallla Soli and Water Conservation Distrtct Ladles Auxiliary will be serving roast beef sandwiches. The beef was donated from Farm Cl1y Day sponsors. · Dick and Carol Jean Neal -were Gallla SollandWater'sOutstanding Farm Award winners last year and ' Mr. and Mrs. joseph F. White Pomeroy artist. .. __(c_·on_tln_ued_fro_m..;.pa..;;.ge_B_·l)_ Mrs. Pauley, who operates Pau· ley's Painting Patch In Pomeroy, says that students are usual~ started on something pret1y basic, like a landscape. so that they can get the feel of painting, and then each time they come to another class, .. something a little more complicated White, Adena, were united In mar- matron of honor, Jennifer Caulder rlage on Sunday,.Sept. Sin the Wil· Smith, ,Edinburgh, Scotland, was kesvlle Presbyterian Church. The bridesmaid and Jenny Jenkins, Rev, Bruce HarriS offiCiated the Wellston, was nowerg!rl. double· ring ceremony. The brlde Owen White, Nelsonville was was given In marriage by her !;lest man, Eugene Wells, groomsbrother, Dan Wells. man and Joshua Wells, Wilkes· The bride Is the daughter of ville, as.rlngbearer. N~na M. Wells and the late Wal- •• A reception followed at One ter M. Wells, Wilkesville, Oh. Yankee Street , formerly the The groom Is the son of the late Homer Wells residence and the Earl and Esther Whte, New Ply- couple's new home. mouth . Allen Saunders, Gallipolis, voMichelle Cocbln, Gallipolis, was callst, and Tim Watts, organist, provided pre-nuptial music. Tom Kessel, uncle of the bride, aang " The Lord's Prayer" during the, ceremony. Following a wedding trip to ellnada and Niagara Falls, they will reside In Adena and Wilkesville. The bride is a gradu-ate of Mo· rehead State University, , Morehead , Ky. The groom Is a gra· duate of Ohio University and 1~ employed by Consolidated Coal Company, Cadiz, Oh . r-;;;:==============================::c BEAUTIFUL BOUNCE - e e e• (Reg. $42) • Now through 10/ 19/ 85 with a co~ of th is ~d . • e' e• e • WAI'K·INS WELCOME SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 446·3353 • • •• •• •• •• ••• •• • • •• •·· ~ ljj·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ ~f~o=l~.::~ ~a~~~~·: The Warmth of Summer Can Be ~f:na':n ':~~·~oro:~~ Yours with A New .Stove or Furnace 'from ••••. hosting this year's event. we are very pleased they are Sponsored by Gallla Cwnty 0 believe It or not, when I finish the session, I'm rested. I guess that's because I really enjoy what I'm doing. It's just great to see the excitement fl. a student after a class when she plcl<s up her painting and exclaims, 'I did It myseU'." Water. Brtng your lawn chairs and ctflce at 446-8687. FREE rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Is Sheteachesnotonlybeglnnersbut taught. · 11 also the very advanoed students, using the method system fl. doing the same painting, step by step, In front fl. the sJUdents. Mrs. Pauley has been Cll the road every week since she started teaching for Scheewe In March. Week before last she was In Buffalo, N.Y. where she spent six days t~ching both dayand evening classes with over m students enrolled, last week she spent three . days teaching classes at a craft shop · In Gallipolis, from there she went to : lynchburg, Va. for the weekend, · and then after spending a ample of · days at home, took off for Nor. thrldge and on to Ashland, Ky. In . ear~ October she'll be returning to · NewYorkanddolngsomeclassesln : Pennsylvania. · On those Wednesdays when she's , In ID.wn. she leaches at the Meigs · SeniOr Citizens Center, and In : between times volunteers at schools __:_and for special painting classes at · the public libraries. · ·Method painting Is notnewtoMrs. .'Pauley. She began painting with · Scheewe about nine years ago. : For the classes Grurnbacher : tum !shes the Instructors with all the brushes. "In fact, I carry with me a bag of brushes, about$4,100worth, . and I never let It out of my sight." ,aJ~ays . CLEARVIEW Mil WHEN YOU JOIN WITH AIIWASH SYSTEM FOR CLEANING GLASS 55.95 ROAD ATLAS • • • cate seenlc highways, rest areas and AAA approved campgrounds . Over 58,000 cities and towns listed Index on each map that lists all cilles and towns shown 237 city maps indicating AAA office locations 19 special national parX and recreation area maps Great traveling companion to AM TourBooks, Triptiks and EBERSBACH HARDWARE COMPANY PH. 110 W. MAIN Harrisons announce birth of second child CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harrtson, the former Jennifer Wise, Cheshire , are announcing the birth of their second child, a daughter, Laura Kathleen, born Sept. • 25, at the Holzer Medical , Center. The Infant weighed eight pounds, three ounces and was 21 inches long. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrtson, Gallipolis, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Middleport. Mrs. Kathleen Scott, 'Minersville, Is a maternal greatgrandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Harrtson have anolber daughter, Megan. 992·2111 "EVERYTHING TN HARDWARE" .:Once POMEROY, OH. Think of theuses you'll findlor this AHa~. Youcan plan trips, check mileage, settle disputes and wagers. II is agreat referencetool for scho~ kids. Young and old will have many hours of. fun "ploring its pages. Best of all, WSIIIII Join ~ today! Just mention lhisad when you come in to loin and receive your lree Atlas. • Why Pay... · Automobile Club of Southeastern,· Ohio PH. 446·0699 WlpMh, Oh. :She also carries a hugh suitcase fl. t-;::::::;:;;:;;:;;::::::::::::::::;:;:;=:;:;~ · paintings, done the method way, I which are put on display so that 9 GAlliPOLIS - POMEROY · those signing up for classes can see what they are going to palnt. Besides dolog classes all over the . Easternseaboard,Mrs. Pauley also does trade shows where method painting Is taught to owners or . operators of craft shops who then go back and teach the system to their · customers. In addlton to the paintings done on canvas, oome are done on wood furnished by the Walnut Hollow Co. Age Is apparently no factor Is learning to method palnt. Mrs. Pauley says she has had students from five to 85 and they can aU handle the technique. While the beginners usually start with landscapes, they advanoe to animals, Dowers, and other things In not only oU, but acrylic. water colors, and penandlnk. And all the driving, more than OO,!XXJ miles In less than six months, plus dozens of hours In tiE air, doesn't seem to bother the jovial Meigs Counllan. Occasionally "If there's a good fishln' hole nearby" her husband occompanies her, but usually she travels alone. " I ~an be real tired, but once I get Into class, 1 seem to rei~, and RIO GRANDE - Children's 'fheater auditions for Onoe Upon A !jb~ will take place on Oct. 7·8 from 6 'to 8 p.m. In the TV room fl. the i;ne and Perfonnlng Arts Building at ' Rio Grande Cdlege. Area eJementary and secondary stu· dents of Rio Grande College. Area e~mentary and secondary stu· <Ients and students of Rio Grande C(ilege are Invited to read for nro ~ult and numerous you_ th roles.: Upon A Shoe ts the story of ihe near-eviction cit Mother Goose and her children from their rome · tlieoldshoeofnurseryrhymefame. Th raise needed m>ney, the chlld· CampBooks 360 S.CIIIII Ave. SAlE RING 14K GOLD $12995 WAS $169.95 SAVE '40.00 AU MONTHS IN STOCK APRIL SUGHTY HIGHER • We'rP kidrl iDg aho11t the store, of course, but you'll g<>l a lot of extra goodies free whe n you buy $7 50 worth of Merle Nor111a11 cos1neli('s. ,--------------------, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Kearns I I I I I I \ KARATE CLASSES Bri ng in th is coupon to !,J('l your FREE Everyrlay Favorites Gift (Moisture Emulsion, Beige LuxivJ Liqwd ~reme ~hurtdati on , Cafe RoseSheer Biusher,Satm Cmnamo n L1psbck, Blending Sponge) with a IJUrchase of $7.50. This otTer isgo<xl lhruugh Ocl.ollf'r 31, 1985, while supplies last One to a customer. I \ 1 1 1 l 1 : meRLe noRmAn :. 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WADE, M.D. Inc. or A small Down Payment holds your layaway · now till Christmas, Shop now while selections are best. . NOW Fora weddlngtr!pto VIrginia, the "" brtde changed Into a street length white dress ~~ blue vertical lines. The couple reside In Pomeroy . The new Mrs. Kearns Is a graduateofMelgsHighSchoolanda member of the Ditton United Methodist Church. She Is employed at Pauley's Painting Patch and Cratty Ladles. The groom gradu· ated from Wahama and Is a member of the Ditton United Methodist Church. He is employed - - - - - W i l l meet Thursday-----at the Southern Ohio Coal Mine 3 as POMEROY - Preceptor Beta p.m.,atDiamondSavlngs andLoan. an assistant surveyor. Out-of-town guests at the wedding Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi rr::::::::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::==tl BEGINNING and reception Included Ed and Sorority wUI meet Thursday, 7:30 Karen Bagent, Sherry and Chris· topher Sykora, Utica; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McClure, St. Albans, W.Va.; Starting Ed MldkUf, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. TUES., OCT. 8 Dale Exline, Jackson: Mrs. Goldie Duncan, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Mr. 7:00PM• . and Mrs. Stephen Hoschar and At The Carleton School family, Mount Orab; Mr. and Mrs. In Syracuse Byran Hackett, Columbus; Joyce For Funher Information Hackett, Columbus; Larry Bennett, "Across from the Park" CALL 992·6839 Athens, aM Mr. and Mrs. Carl DOWNTOWN GALliPOLIS Atkins Galllpolts. or 992-5896 -~----~--------------~ (21 °/ol ·a .ni,11CIIRISTMA$ LAYAWAY (ifeJJP t1 rose Donna. Regular Prices May Vary AI Some WOODfCOAL FURNACE ••;•••••••••:. S129995 • Special AAA symbols help lo- • I tatlon at 1 p.m. or may call992-388) for other lnfonnatlon. Mrs. Roy Holter will give a review of the history of Meigs Coun1y and members are to respond to rollc all with a memory of Meigs County, Dues will he collected. Stores Due To Local Competition CIIAIVIEW M12 ... $3 89'5 • Easy to read, fu ll...color maps, 20% larger than any other atlas. • - MIDDLEPORT - ·the Middleport Literary Club wUI begin !all meetings Wednesday with a session at the cottage of Mrs. George Hackett, Long BotiDm, at 2 p.m. . Members are to meel atthe home of Mrs. Dwight Wallace for transpor- Jeff Ohlinger, Hart1ord. James White, Pomeroy, was the rtng bearer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Pauley wore a floor length gown In dark burgundy and a corsage of burgundy, pink and sliver roses. Mrs. Kearns was In astreet length. dark pink dress and also had a sUk rose corsage In the wedding colors. A reception honortng the couple was held Ill the church annex. The fotir-tlered fountain cake was decorated In the weddlllg colors. Guests were registered by Joyce Hackett, Columbus, and serving at the reffeshrnent table were Sally Lam· bert and daughters, Natalie and $34'995 VALUE Literary club begins meetings on Kimberly Pauley-Patrick Kearns exchange wedding vows Sept. 7 POMEROY ~ ~m~~ ~e Pauley, daughter of Paul and Lois Pauley, Pomeroy, and Pal!'lck D. Kearns, son of Harry and Bet1y , Kearns...J\}Vest Columbus, were mar111!l!!:Jn Sept. 7 at 2-: ll In the afternoon at the Clifton United Methodist Church, D111on, W. Va. The.Rev. Terry K. Avuarez ofll· cllited at the double rtng ceremony .. Music was presented by Cecilia Harrts and Tom Taylor, pianist and ~vocallst, with selections lnclur;llng "Jll!e Wedding Song." An arch candelabra and baskets of silk flowers !n burgumy and pink decorated the altar for the wedding. Given In marriage by her parents, the bride wore a fonnal gown of chanttlly lace which flowed Into a chapel train. It was fash!Qned With a high neckline and leg-o:-mutton sleeves with numerous seed pearls . accenting the bodice of the gown. The bride wore a picture hat with veil of Illusion, pearl earrlngs belonging to her mother, and carried an arrangement of bur· gundy, pink a nil silver silk roses. • 'L1le bride's attendants were Jeanna Pauley, sister of the bride, maid of bonor, Pomeroy; Jill Nelson, .Mason, W., Va.; Bonnie Haggerty, Pomeroy; and Pam Wl\lburn, Middleport, bridesmaids. '!'lie flower girl was Mindy Beth Carson, New Haven, W. Va. The llrlde's attendants were Ill taffeta gliwns of lavender, burgundy, and with ruffled cape sleeves, fitted liQcnces, and full skirts. Their bqUquets were also of silk flowers In \he wedding colors slmUiar In design to the one carried by the bride. George Kearns, West Columbia, W. Va. and Russell Edwards, Hart1ord, W. 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The Artists In Education Program Is deslgnE!Il to .provide an lndepth experience In schools and to enhance the cultural l!Ie of a community. It often places professional artlsls writers In a vari>ty of educational settings for periodS of two weeks to n'ne months to work and demonstrate their artistic and creative disciplines. Residencies are avilllalbe In poetry and creative writing, dance and creative movement, design arts, media arts, traditional and ethnic arts, music, theater, and visual arts and crafts. SJlf>nsor of a program may be any non-profit public or private school or community organIzation. This year some 95 Ohio schools and community groups are and Community Corner Announce Rapp eng~gement MHS pupils looking. forward to October 18 . By BOB HOEFLICH 'l'lme&Senllnel Stall POMEROY ~ No doubt, stu· dents of the Meigs Local School District are looking for,ward to Friday, Oct. 18. That's when they'll get a holiday. District Supt. Dan E. MoJTis announces that " parent-teacher conference has been set for that date, from 9·a.m. to 4 p.m. - and students not be In classes. Parents will be receiving a conference scheduling procedure notice along with Information on the conference next Friday. The purpose of the conference, of course, Is to allow the parent an<!Ieacher an opportunity to discuss pupil progress and to keep the parents and schools lnfonned about student actMiles as they relate to school behavior and perfonnance. MoJTis urged parents to take advantage of the opportunity to communicate with teachers of their children. A more effective educational program can result from this exchange of lnfonnatlon and Ideas, MoJTis points out. October 6, 1985 . · :· Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. taking part In the program with the financial assistance of grants from the council. The local workshop Is being sponsored by the Southern Hill Arts CoWJCll. School personnel, parents and Interested residents are Invited ·to the Sanford workshop. If you'd like further Information on the lipCOming event contact John CO'l· tanzo at the county superintendent of schools' office, 992-3883. The active Long Bottom Com· munity Association wUI stage a fait , smorgasbord Saturday beginning at 4 p.m. at the Community BuDding. The associatkln Is offering baked ham, fried chicken, chicken and noodles, a variety of entrees salads and desSerts along with ~erages for $3.50 for adults and $2.50 lor children under 12. I realize thai the AIDS situation Is threatening. However, 1 do find It Interesting that the nation's House of Rep~ntatlves Wednesday voted to boost research funds by nearly $190 mUllan - now, that IS mU!ion - to leave "no stone unturned" In the search for a cure for the disease. With cancer seemingly at almost epidemic proportions, I somehow must have . missed any great concern by the House over that ~roblem among our people. In !act, I m almost appalled at times that this nation which pub; men on the moon has not been able to come up with the solu!kln to cancer. 1 know much Is being done - but N(Yf ENOUGH!! However, I don't see any protesting over the lack of action or the lack d. funds. So - It just goes to prove--what do I know? Do keep srn!t!ng. RACINE ~ Ml': and Mrs. Larry W. Rapp, Pine Grove Road, Racine, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacquellnr Marie, to David Alan Ballard, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Ballard, Basham Road, Long Bottoin. .. The bride-elect Is a gradaute of ' D11ve and Jaclde Rllpp Susan Lochary Steven Garguillo to wed Oct.12 POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Hysell, 33164 Children's ' Home Road,' Pomeroy, were honored recently with a surprise 25th silver wedding anniversary celebration. The f,.'OUple was married on Sept. 25, 19Ql on Horse Cave Road; Bashan, by the late Rev. Edward Griffith. The celebration was held at the Rock Springs Grange hall and was hosted by their four children, Bruce, Terry, Norma Jean and Steven. Family and friends a !tending were Mrs. Janice Parker, Marietta, . Tammy Holter, Parkersburg, W. . Va.: Mrs. Opal Hollon, Chester: Bruce Hysell, Wilkesville; Bob Manley; Christina and Allan, Morgan Center: Mrs. Allan Ball, Mary Hudson, Middleport: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin, Rutland.; Mrs. Dcra Hysell, Mrs. Nancy Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gillispie, Penny and Robin, Mr. and Mrs. Jim King, Tim and Pam Lawrence, Mrs. Naomi Bissell, John, Lisa and Michael, Long Bottom. Jennifer Gray, Mark Satterfield, Point Pleasant; Dena Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Art Eblen, Mrs. Ann Carswell, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jeffers, Mrs. Rhonda Bell and Stephnale, the Rev. and Mr. Earl Fields, Mrs. Mary Hysell, Saman· tha and Jessica, Terry, Norma Jean and Steven Hysell, Pomeroy. Others presenting gifts were Mr. and Mrs. RObert Arnold, Pomeroy: Mrs. Henry Arnold and children, Southside, W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coleman, Pomeroy, Rev. and Mrs. Ben Watts and children, Allee, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. De res Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan HyseU Carnival Saturday 0 CHESTER - The Chester ElePOMEROY ~ Plans are anmentary School Fail Carnival will nounced for the open church be held Saturday, 6-9 p.m:, at the wedding of Susan Rebecca Lochary school. A jitney supper will be beld In of Newark, N.J., daughter of Mr. conju~tion with the carnival from and Mrs. James Lochary, CenterIH!: 30 p.m. Homemade chicken ville, and Steven VIncent Garguillo, noodle dinners, hot dogs, pizza and son of Mr. and Mrs. James sloppy joes will be available. Gargulllo, Newark, N . J . The wedding wUI take place on At<etion to be held Saturday, Oct.12,at 3p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy. The Rlll'LAND -The Rutland Civic Rev. Lee Miller wUI officiate at the Center wUI ho1d an auction on ceremony which will be preceded by Saturday, October 19, at 7 p.m. a program of pre-nuptial music featuring the father of the bride, r;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;~;;~:;;;,:;;~;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;,:;r---------solots~ with Edle Ross of Ga!Upo!ts 1 at the organ. The bride Is the granddaughter of Patrick Lochary, Pomeroy, and the late Clara Lochary. t COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY OF SYSTEMS NEWHAVEN-NewHavenFire Department AuxUiary will hold a Christmas Bazaar on December 7. Tables may be reserved by calling 88'2·2231, 882-2814 or B&l-3234 In New Haven. · POOL Ill 01 SPA INVOICED . •. '1 DO DOWII HOlDS YOU ,UI(HASI lT '111151 LOW DISCOUNT PilUS • Complete K1ts In Stock Also Other Sizes ' ' SATELLITE SYSTEMS •DRAKE •UNIDEN LADIES BIRTHSTONE lUNG , WitH 6 DIAMONDS COME IN OR CALl FOR DETAILS E~ER1DA1 RIDENOURS 1 W. 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Introducing .,.. • 0 0 ' school principal had Invited Ay's ·father. oavld, and other rarn!ly members to a pep rally ooe day and !hey thought Ay was going to receive a trophy lor her activities at cheerleadtng camp. No so. Their 14-year-old freshman was a cham· pion salesman. David was there as was Ay's grandmother, Maidie Mora, and her great-grandmother, Maye Mora ....and were they proud. Tlie money has been set aside for The new look of comfort, from ""'GA"'"22 MARLIN 22LR ladies Cluster With 4 Power Scope '&"· ShoeTheCafe ·...... 300 Second Ave. Lafayette Mall Lever Aclion Gallipolis. 0. - At ''THE OA_TH OF HIPPOCRATES" .,~ TREAT ING PEDIATRIC, OBSTETRICAL. MEDICAL AND - DERMATOLOGICAL PROBLEMS 985-3301 Av cnu t> 675..971 . '· ladies Save 40' /o NAME BRANDS SUCH AS OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.· S P.M. Jacl!:~on 40'0/o OFF 0 BEST PlaURE 'AT THE LOWEST PRICES ............... ·•UNIDEN •DRAKE •PANASONIC Poirt P I'N• Sill ' Christl Fellure Robert M. Colvin Ill TheJ~J. WE OFFER A GUARANTEE & TOP QUALITY . EQUIPMENT AND EXPERT INST ALLA liON. . A BTl,.; Can.Cui It INITIAL INSTALLATION AND SEIVI(E DONE PERSONALLY BY DEAUR - NOT BY CONTRACT OR COMMISSION OR EMPLOYEES. COMPARE AND SAVE . OET BEST FOR LESS 0. LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET HOBSON ID. MIDDLEPORT 992·6173 112 CARAT t/4 CARAT DIAMOND .EARRINGS 30°/o OFF ·WEDDING BANDS . SAVE 30°/~ ,. Layaway any of these items for Christmas at a great savings. Homecoming Oct. 13 0 'I ·' ' ;" ' ' 0 0 • " - ( ' . ' POMEROY- Flatwoods United Methodist Church Homecoming will be Sunday, October 13, with SundaySchooiat10a.m.,preaching at 11 a.m., dinner at 12: -llp.m,, and afternoon service at 1: lJ p.m. · Special singing by Bloodlines and the Cornerstones. The afternoon speaker wiU be Rev . Melvin Franklin. · Pack holds organizational meeting MIDDLEPORT - Organlza· tiona! meeting of the Middleport Cub Scout Pack 245 was held Thursday at the Masonic Temple. Den Leaders are Sarah Johnson, tigers: Den Vaughan, wall: Paula Carmichael, bears, and Bob Johnson and Dewey Autherson, webeloes. · Bob Smith, cubmaster, an· nounced the pack committee: Shirley Smith, chalnnan: Annie Chapman, secretary; Judy Cowan, treasurer: Joe Chapman, coordinator: Sue Simpson, advancement; and Cathy Riggs, news reporter. Awards were presented to Mark Mills. Dodger Vaughan, Chad Burton, Todd Davis, WIUieJohnson, JayP.Fisher,JeremyHarton,Mlke Franckowlck, Monty Hunter, Paul Chapman, Clllford Thomas, Nicky Mills and Chris Chapman, one year orange pins. YellowolneyearptnswenttoWalt Williams, Bobby Ells, Scott Gardner, David Carmichael, with second year pins going to Jason Stewart, John Bechtle, Adam Wyatt, Keith Darst, Cory Seymour, Sam Cowan, Jon Mattea, Ryan Rowe, and Kevin Whobrey. P. J. Chadwell, Matt Craddock, Bobby Johnson, Kyle Simpson, and J . C. Cremeans received third year pins. Leader pins w~nl to Paula Carmichael and Den Vaughan, first year: Bob Johnson, second year: Sarah Johnson, Bob Smith, third year: and Judy Cowan, Brenda Wyatt, and Shirley Smith, fourth year. Any boys Interested In joining the cub scouts in Middleport are asked to call Mrs. Smith, 992-3289formore Information. Annual Farm Bureau meeting slated Oct. 22 Gary Michael, president of the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federatlon Board of Trustees, announces thalthe annual meeting ofthe Meigs County Farm Bureau has been set for Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 7:17p.m. at !he Chester Elementary School. A steak dinner will be served by the Eastern Band Boosters and entertainment wUI be provided by theShadeValleyB!uegrassSingers. The price for the dinner Is $3 for adults and $lfor children. Tickets are available at the county Fann Bureau office In Pomeroy, 992·2181 or from Ralph Carl, Bill Carr, Donna Davidson, Harry Holter, Tom Hamm, Gary Michael. Sylvia Midkiff, Larry Montgomery, Pat Holter, HUber Qulvey; Norman Will and Eula Wolfe. ' Wednesday --salisbury stea k, mixed vegetables, mashed potatoes, banana and oranges. Thursday··salmon cake, peas and carrots, tossed salad, tapocla pudding. Friday--scalloped potatoes with ham and cheese, green beans, cole slaw, peach cobbler. Choice of milk, coffee, tea avallble with meals. I silu theast Ohio high, school stu· dent>, parents, and residents o1 Southeastern Ohio are Invited to meet with. representatives from /0 colleges, universities. nursing schools and mll!tary academies at the lOth annual college day hosted by Ohio University on Wednesday, Oct. 30. · The program will be held at the Ohio University Convocation Center from8a.m. tol! :30a.m. ; • .• j s 1 t . r l r Mel P. Simon, M.D., F.A.C.S. BOARD CERTIFIED IN UROLOGY Pediatric & Adult Urology, induding On<Oiogy & Surgiwl Treatment of Sexual Oysfun<lions. Ultrason1c Dissolution of Kidney Stones. l . > .MEDICARE ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED . OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT AT PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL MEDI· CAL OFFICE MON., TUES., WED ., hi. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M.; HillCREST URO- . LOGICAL CLINIC, MON. TO FRI. 1-5 P.M. AND VETERANS MEMORIAl NOSPITAL MON. & WED., 10 A.M. TO 12 NOON. PHONE 675-5100, 446-0021 or 992-2104 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,;F,;;O,;;,R,;A~P;,;PO;;,;IiiNTiiM;;,;E;,;;N;,;,T_ _ _ _ _ _ _~ · ,I t----------------------- : t . DON'T DELAY Make Your Holiday Reservations Today! Space Is Limited At Special Fares CALL . GALLIPOLIS ~ ([/f) ~ Travel Agenc!' " •" 446-0699 01A IGIJ& r;==~~~::;:;:::;;~;;~:=;i=:~==~;::::::~r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~~~=~ OPTICAL CENTER GaHipolis Retail Merchants Salute ·Holzer Hospital & Holzer (linic ~mployees EYEDrCARE PLUS EYEWEAR ..Robert Terry. Optometrist Child honored -on birthday POMEROY - A jitney supper was planned for Nov. 9 when the Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens met at the Carleton School. · It was noled that eight parents and staff members will . attend a conference at Gray Chapple In Delaware on Nov. 6 to hear Robert Perske speak on families who have mental retardation. Perske, a journalist, has written three books on mental retardation. Earl Brown spoke to the group on fund raising. Yonlece Miller, Clvitan Club, showed a fUm on special olymplcs and noted that boxes have been placed' In business places for contributions to send a student or adult from the Carleton school or workshop to the naUonal olymplcs. Refreshments were served by Jessie Might. sandwich, slaw and crackers or chicken and noodles, succotash. slaw, rolls and beverage for $3 per person. Pie, cake and lce creamwUI be available at an extra charge. Round and square dancing wUI follow from 7 to 10 .m. ,Another session of exercls€ classes for "over 50" wUI begin on Oct. 15 on Tuesdays and Thursday_s at3:30forelghtweeks. The cost Is 50 cents per session attended. For lnfonnatlon call the, center at 992-2161. The senior nutrition ·program ' menu for the week is: Monday--wiener, sauarkraut, mashed potatoes, mixed fruit. Tuesday--johnny marzettl, cauu. flower, tossed salad, pineapple, marshmallow delight. OU hosts college day 11 548 Jackaon Pike, Gallipolis. 614-446· 1760 & Thurs. 9 -7:30; Sat. 9-3; Closed Wed . Mon. & Fri. 9 -6; Large Selection - -- --.-·- ---- -- ·---·- - - . Rock of Ages offers you~ Ghoice of 6 different colored granites. Whatever yoUJ requirements may be, complete satisfaction is assured with Rock of Ages. ' We Will meet or beat any price on diam,onds. 422 SECOND AYE, GAUIPOUS Maxine Goegleln and Ruby Vaughan,. active Iii the PTA a number of years ago when their kids were In school, wit! be attending parts of the Ohio PTA's &Jth annual convention to be held at the Hyatt Regency-Ohio Center, Ocl. ~22. On district and state ooinmlttees some years ago, bOth have al~ays retained their support and leyalty for tbe PTA which currently has widespread programs, ranging from excellence In education to school bus safety to dealing with pornography, drug's, and the problems of missing children. Plan Nov. 9 supper $54900 0$37900 $18900 TAWNEY JEWELERS ·go Pizza, pop and cake were served. Guests received tokens to enjOy the rides and video games. Attending were his parents, Ronnie and Susie Casto, BU!y and Ryann Young, Larry and Stacey Grimm, Angle and Travis Swartz, Shelly Casto, Erlc·Qualls, Jason and JuDe Buck, Eddie, Connie, andEddle,Jr.Casto, Tr!na and K~nd! Bachtel, and Susie McGrath. Sending gifts were Ronnie's grandparents, Oatho and Florida Casto, Mason, W. Va.; Audrla Arnold, Pomeroy: Phyllis Bearhs and Patti and Becky Hoffman. Gold Chains I CARAT The Meigs County Senior Cltzens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomero~, has the following activities Before you run out and buy a new scheduled for the week of Oct. 7-11: wardrobe now that fall Is here, Monday--square dance, 1·3. better find out what colors are rlghl Tuesday--chorus, 1·2. for you. , Wednesday--peal apples for apYou can the route of 'the plebutter startlngat9l30; bingo, 1-2: personal analysis with a profes- bowling, 1: 30. sional, or you can settle for a Thursday--cook applebutter, the ch~aper way and take the "Color cost will .be $3.50 per quart: II you and You" class which Is being furnish a replacement jar and lid the offered by the Meigs County cost wUI be $3. Ceramics, 10-2. Extension Office on Oct. 16. The Frlday-.quiltlng, cards, games. class will be offered twice that day, . Friday night public dinner serving 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m at the from 5 to 6: 30 p.m Menu will be extension otflceand the registration choice of chUI, peanut butter lee Is 50 cents. No pte-registration Is necessary Pizza . 14K Meigs County education. A party was held recently In observance of the 9th birthday of Ronnie Lee Casto at the Show Biz A Savings of 40% $189°0 Altlrtin BAUM LUMBER MAIN ST. \ S5995 . - We Also Have A Large Selection Of Other Hunting Specials and Ammo Expert Medical Semces GALL,IPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fellure, LeGrande Blvdg., Galllpolls, annouilced the engagement and approaching marriage c1 their daughter, Christi, to Robert M. Colvin Ill, son of Rev. and Mrs: Robert M. Colli~ II, Georges Creek Road, Catl!PoJis. The open church wedding will take place Saturday, Oct. 19 at 1 p.m. at Good News Baptist Church, Georges Creek Rd . . A reception will Immediately follow In churcl) fellowship hall . ) PULSAR S.EIIO AND BULOVA WATCHES Viva He Understands Your Cares Fellure-CDlvin 'Yedding Oct. 19 OFF ON MOST How Open Monday E... · HOUDA Y POOLS, INC. LOVI PRICE 511995 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE " A mini-workshop on "Spiritual Imagery and the Discovery of the Creative Self", a one-hour seminar on achieving and maintaining physical, emotional, spiritual and lnterperoonal weltness, wt11 be offered at the St. Joseph's Hospital Center lor Health Opportunltles and Counseling Serv)ces, ParkersOur congratulations to Ay Mora burg, Tuesday at 7 p.m. who took the top spot In the state In Vaughn Michael, a "weltness' sall!l! with the Great American specialist associated with the cenOpportunitles, Inc. Ay was selling ter, wUiconductthesesslonandw!ll candles and decorative Items In the be showing participants how to Eastern cheerleaders fund raising search for thelr Inner soilrce of project, and she outsold everyone creative energy .. energy which can else In the state. help them solve many of their most Her prize was $1,000! Jim preplexlng problems. There's a Parker, sales representative, carne nominal fee and !I you want further to E,astern to present Ay with 10 ·lnlonnatlon just call the Center, crisp $100 billS. 424-4911. Winning all thai money came as quite a surprise to the family. The Have a nice weekd. FOR OCTOBER SATELLIT~ Bazaar to be held -.··. SAVINGS 1 Koenig-King set Oct. 12 'flmes.Smllnel Staff • POMEROY~ The Meigs County cousins of Danny Myers, son of Grace and Ray Myers, fonnerly of here and now living In Athens, are lending a hand to the Eas.t Athens Church of Chrlst's.effort to raise money for Danny's hospital bills. Danny was Injured In an automobile accident on Aug. 5 and has since that time tJeerr at University Hospital, Columbus. He's partially blind, has some brain .Ilamage and other phYsical probl~. and Is now uJI!Iergotng therapy to regain some skills. · The driver d. the car In which be was riding when the accident happened didn't have Insurance and reltherdld Danny. Theb!llsare astronomical, we're told by Betty Pooler, one of the cousins. The Church of Christ Is sponsorIng a beneflt auction on Saturday, Oct. 12, beginning at 10 a.m. at the church. In conjunction . with the auction, there will also be a dinner, rummage sale and bake sale. Contributions are needed and Bob Roy, also a cousin, and Mrs. Pilo'ler are heading up the collection In Mellis County. They wtll be glad to have anything whlcli can be sold or eyen,cash contrlbutklns left at their homes (Bob lives on Fifth Street In Racine, and Betty on Walnut Street In Middleport), or If that's not possible just give one or the other a call, !»9-2476 or 992-771». Couple surpriSed on anniversary SWIMMING POOL KITS & SPAS FlEE WINTEIIZING KIT WI1H AllY 111-GIOUND H»x32 - 1235000 llx311 _ 1265000 20x40 - 12175" In Stock Abo.. Ground Pools By CHARLENE HOEFLICH '0 . Seniors set week's activities ' Meigs cousins lending ca helping hand' Eastern High School, class of 1983 and Is stationed with the U.s. Anny In Gennany. Her !lance Is a graduate of Eastern High School, class of 1983, and Is emplOyed with the Kroger Co., Pomeroy. Wedding plans are Incomplete. The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-B-7 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. October 6, .1985 . MON., TUES., THUI. & FRI. ' A.M. TIL 4:30 STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTSGalltpohs, . . OH . 352 Third Ave. PH . 446 -2327 If your condition ts causing you concern, you better not wait ... URGENT CARE CENTER HOLZER CLINI LOCATED AT OUR MAIN CLINIC ON RT. 35 IN GALLIPOLIS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5:00P.M. TO 9:00P.M. WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M. 9:00P.M. 0 • to NECESSARY ' 441-5287 AAA Ball Furniture Baldwin's Gun Shop Barr's Supermarket •Baslille Beneficial •Bernadine's Blackburn Really Brawn, W. R.-Nationwide Insurance Carolyn's Carroll f4arris Dodge •carl's Shoe Store Centro I Trust •central Supply Co. Charlie & Co. •clark's Jewelry Commercial & Savings · •Dan Thomos Shoe Store Dick Brown lnsurarKe • Diversified Management *Doolittle's Pharmacy Down Under Reslaurant Elliott Appliance Empire f.urniture •French City florist •Frank's Pawn Shop •Frulh Pharmacy . • Gallipolis Daily Tribune Gallipolis Parts Warehouse Gallia Refrigeration Gallipolis Foodland G. C. Murphy Co. General Renlal Center *Gherke's *Gillingham Drug Glosrcick Medical Cenler *Great American Floor Care *Haskins-Tanner *The Hub • Jack & Jill Jim Mink's Auto Sales Johnson Grocery J. R. Flowers Knight's Department Store *Lifestyle fumilure *Medical Shoppe IrK. McDonald's David McCoy Insurance Milstead's Bakery *My Sister's Closet *Nancy Tawney Framing *O'Dell Lumber Co. Ohio Valley Bank ·•Oul Post Oscar's *Paul Davies Jewelry •• ... < •• . ~· *PJ's Turnpike of Gallipolis Saunders Insurance Shake Shoppe *Shoe Cafe Smith Buick Co. Sport About *Tawney Jewelers *Thomas Clothers *Tope's Furniture Willis Tire Co. Wiseman Insurance WJEH-WYPC ·•These merchants give a 10% discount · to em· ployees during the month of October, 1985. ' • ' �. -'- .. The Sunday limes-Sentinel ~ ':'" Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. SpOrts ~imes- i'tntilul Section TororitO ·win division titles St October 6, 1985 ~· In the service - .october 6, 1985 We Reserve The Ri1ht To • Limit Quantities ST. LOUIS (UP!) ~ The St. Louis Cardinals, termed In the off· season by tllelrmanager as a team !hat could . finish anywhere from first to laSt, Saturday clinched their second National League East title In !ourseasons with a 7·1 trtumph over the Chicago Cubs. · . John Tudor, obtained In the off'season from Pittsburgh, helped St. Louis aqvance to tlle playoffs again$! the Los Angeles Dodgers. The left·hander, In duplicating the near·miraeulous season that Rick ·Sutcliffe used to propel Chicago to Its division title last season, won his 20th game In his last 21 decisions. St. Louis, In winning Its 101st game of the year, scored three runs on sacrifice Dies and another on Tudor's bases-loillled walk. The ,Cardinals, who won the 1982 World series, · clinched the title before~ paJd crowd of 44,8Zi. which gives St. Louis a record season attendance of 2,619,210. Sunday's game bas been annoueed as a sellout. It marked tl1e first tbne since 1964 that St. Louis has cllnch!:'d a title at home. Tudor, · 21-\l, pitched a four·hitter for his 14th complete game. He retired R.yne Sandberg on a fly to right fielder Andy van Slyke to end the game. Winning the NL East made a mockery of most pre-season predictions that found the Cardinals finishing no higher tl1an fourth and possibly last In th!> division. ' AL East race over Meanwhile, Toronto which led the American League East all season long, bounced back from· Friday's loss to tlle Yankees to post a 4-1 victory In · winning the first championship ever lor a Canadian baseball learn. The Blue Jays opened quickly on Saturday. In the ·second, Whitt drove a 3-2 delivery from Cowley over the right field fence for his 19th homer. STORr HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM S.unday 10 AM-10 P.M 298 SECOND SL POMERO.Y, OH .. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAtUR~AY, 12, 1985 OUISTANDING OFFICER BONORED-SendraK.Taylor, Atheas, hall bM!Iillluedacltatlon lor havlog bMI selecl<!d as the ·18Gth ConsoUdllted Alrcrllft Malnlenance Squadron, Rlckenbllcker Air Foroe Base, mnCIIIIIIIIIMione oftlcer lor the quarter. 11le citation reads: "Your oullltudlng job !mow~ edae, sldJI, altitude and devotion to duty rellect credit on yci!Jrsell, your Will and lhe . Ohio Air Nlltlonal Guard.'' A resldenl ol Atheas, .Taylorls the daughter <I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor, Middleport, and atteftds Ohio University. She has just returned fnlm a tbree week swnmer camp which gave her wori< experience In CaiHomla, · lfa. wall, Wake Island, Guam, the PbiDppllnes, IMego Garcia and Okinawa. GRADE A WHOLE Chicken .......... ~ ••• ~. 49( FRESH PORK Parsons Airman First Class Stephen C. Parsons, son of Sankey E. and Joan C. Parsons of 1311 Walnut St .. Kenova, W.Va., has been named outstanding a irman of the month lor the 9l st Tra nspor tatio n U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast .':•• ~... S.J09 $ 69 1 ·Dlini.stuns Buckeyes CHAMPAlGN,Dl. (UP!) -Chris White, son of Iitlnols Coach Mike White, kicked a :JS.yard field goal with four seconds remalnlngSatur· day to give the Dllnl a 31·28 upset over No. 3 Ohio State In the Big Ten opener for botll teams. 'minols, off to Its worst start In six · years, 'evened · at 2-2. Res.~e tallbatik ·-·.!: . 12 OZ. PICG. · Jack Trudeau cap~ 64-yard drive with a l·yard !live with six minutes left. Following a Buckeyes' punt, '1'\Uileau gukled illinois to the Ohio State ~-yard line. Ray WUson, who scored twice on 1-yard dives, converted a third down Inside the OSU 30-yard line to keep the drive alive. Wllsoncarrted oncemoretoset up Whlte's.flfth flelll goal of the season. . Trudeau completed 28 passes for 285 yards. Receiver Stephen Pierce caught S(!Ven passes lor 132 yards. Ohio State quarterback Jim Karsato:; completed seven passes for 147 yards - all to Crls Carter, who caught touchdown passes of 23 and 24 yards. Carter's IDs snapped a 14·14 Sausage ••••••••• ~~ ••• ~ knowl edge, sig nificant self· Improvement, leadership qualities, abUtty to be an a rticulate and positive spokes man for the Air Force and other accomplishments. Parsons Is a vehicle operator and dispatcher at Minot Air Force Bae. N.D. His wife, Maurica , is tlle da ugh· ter of Jimmie and Janice Goodnile of New Haven, W.Va. He Is a 1983 graduate.of Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. Humphreys Banana.s•••.•.••~••••••• 29( Army National Guard Priva te Roberl A. Humphreys, son of Robert L. Humphreys of New · Haven, W.va., and Vicki S. Humph· reys of Rural Route 3, Point Pleasant, W. Va., has completed basic training at Fort Campbe ll, .LUE BONNET .sPRED Margarme •••••~~-~·:.. During the training, students received Instruction In drUI and ceremonies, weapohs, map read· lng, tactics, military courtesy. military justice, first aid, and Army history and tr aditions. Airman First Class Steven L. Osmer, son of William C. Osmer of 130 Chestnut St., Kane, Pa., and Sue C. CHfo of :ll5 Hickory St., Warren, Pa., has been decorated with the AJr Force Achievement Medal at Patrick Air Force Base, Fla. The Achieveme nt Medal Is awarded to airmen for meritorious service, acts of courage, or other acrompllshments. · Osmer, an explos ive ordnance disposal specialist, Is a 1981 graduate of Kane Area Hi gh School. His wife, Denise, Is the daughter of Patricia Whitlock of ·Point Pleasant, W.Va. FLAVORITE REAL RACINE - Racine Grange will observe Its 50tll an niversary Sunday, October 13, with a 2 p.m. celebration at tlle grange h;lll.,Past masters are Invited to attend. • JENO'S FROZEN 10 ••••• .~ DETERGENT . oz. . (. VALLEY BELL · 0 Gorpel ring schedtded Anniversary Oct.l3 - MOUNT VERNON Osmer MIDDLEPORT - A gcspel sltig will be held. Saturda:(. 7:30 p.m. at the Ash Street F'reewm Baptist Church. Featured singers will be the Unroe FamUy and Dan Hayman .and the Country Hymntlmers. . . I 'COUP{ft'•••••• •••••• • •••• •••• • • • • . THANK YOU • : CHERRY PIE FILLING : ~ • • • 0 • • 21 oz.3 Limit Plea11 CHUNK TUNA 6 12 oz. 99" ~ Umit 3 Per CutiOIIItr Good Only At ,Powo11'1 Offer bplr11 Oct. 12, 1915 STARKIST 1 • ·~··· ················· 59( limit 1 hr Cuttomtr Good Only At Powell's Ofltr bpirll Oct. 12, 1915 SHURFINE . SUGAR . SLB. BAG $139. limit 1 hr Custemor Good Only At Powtl's Offtr bpir11 .Oct. . 12, 1915 . CARNAnON HOT COCOA MIX 12 E~V. Sl 09 Umlt I hr Customor Good 'Only At Powell's Ofltr Expir11 Oct 12, 1915 0 •0 • .. 0 0 halftime tie and then lifted the Buckeyes to a 28-211ead. Workman, a freshman from Dublin, Ohio, 'tied the ·score at 14·14 with a 35-yard run - his first collegiate touchdcwn - late In the first baH. Karsatos, who earlier scored on a 1-yard dive on fourth dcwn, kept the Buckeyes' drlveallvewltha:l!ioyarC'. pass to'(';arter on third down. Seni(>r quarlerback Bradley tied Harry Gonso as Indiana's m passing leader with 32. His 37-yard pass to Ernie Jones gave Indiana a 7.0 lead In the first quarter, then Indiana erupted for two touch· downs, a safety and a field goa! In a three-minute span midway through the second period. A 57-yard touchdown pass from Bradley to Kenny Allen oo a broken < ,li!~R~5f;_.~~~~~~ the the outb!lrst, Bradley, 11 pocket by a heavy rush, found Allen open 20 yards · with a concussion, have filled In tor downfleld. Allen made a leaping Keith Byars, whq Is still recovering catch and used a key block from irom a broken loot. Jones to complete tbe IJ!ay. Illinois' early scores also came on Indiana then added asa!~ty when 1·yard runs. Keith Jones wentlnona a dcuble reverse pass ~lay back· fourth-down play and WUson scored !Ired on the Wildcats tiEI'p In their lor a 14-0 lead. own end. Quarterback Mike Green· Indiana wins again field was forced out of the md zone BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP! ) Steve Bradley threw hrotnuchdown by the onrushing Hoosiers. On . Indiana's next play after passes to lead 'ID!h·ranked In(jlana f1:ee kick. senior Norihwestern's to a 26-7 Big Ten football victory taliback Bobby · Howard hurst Saturday over Northwestern In the through the middle and ran 59 yards conference opener for both teams. A 19·polnt explosion In the second untouched lor the longest scoring quarter carried the Hoosiers to a run of his career. Indiana completed Its scoring their Hrst 4-0 start since 1967. with ·a 28-yard Held goal by The Hoosiers used thrre long tnuchdown plays and a strong rrestunan Pete Stoyanovich after a defense to drop Norlhwestern to 2·2. Nortliwestern fumble. Mets ·eliminated from ·NL ~~race $ 39 1 $ 9 4 2°/o Milk .......~;..... 1 8 9 . 2 Choc. Chips .:.~ .~z 99 ( PIZZa •••••••••••.•••••••••• . $ 59 49 51 Cheer ••••••••••.••:!.!-.. Ice Cream •••••'::.~~.. 1 Ky. ~Kel&hMoreland.Morelalld'sstroilgtbrow nailed ClaEIL St. Louis lltBI wml on to cllnclllhe NL East Title. UPL OUT AT 111E PlATE - Chicago Cube Clldler Jody Davis puts the 1a1 on St. I.Aiiils Cardinals' Jack Clark as be tried to score from third on a nv hal to 9 Ground Chuck ••~•• $1 ° KY. BORDER . . Wleners ••••••••••••••••• HILLSHIRE FARM SMO~ED $199 Squadron. The competition was based on job ,, II. Steaks/Roast ••••••• Bush Airman Gregory A. Bush, son of WUma C. Finley 3!1d stepson of Derry E. Finley of Rural Route 5, Gallipolis, has gradua ted from Alr Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Durtng the six weeks of tralning the alnnan studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training In human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic tralnlng earn credits toward an assocla te degree through the Community College of the AJr Force. ,.... • He Is a 1985 graduate of Gallla Academy, Gallipolis. aun · . The Blue Jays stretched their lead to 3-0 In the third with the partial assistance of a 25 mph wind that was blowing In from left field and swirling out to right. With one out, Moseby drove a 3-2 delivery from Cowley over tlle Kansas City Royals logo In right center field for his 18th hameL Upshaw, another former melnher i1. the Yankee organization, followed by blasting a 400.foot shot over the right field fence for his 15th homer. · 1lob Shirley re lleved and, as the rain began to fall, Al Oliver greeted him with a double to right field. Pinch·hitter Gartlllorg advaneedOilverto thlrdwlth a single off the bare hand of Shirley, wJlo left the gsple In favor of Rich Bordl. Bell followed with a sacrifice fly scoring Oliver and giving the Blue Jays a 4·0 lead. New York got on the scoreboard with a run In the fourlh as Ken Griffey doubled and scored on Dave Winfield's single. The victory and clinching marked at least the third challenge the Blue Jays repulsed in their quest to .succeed divis ion rival Detroit at the top of the ooseball worl6. Dodgers 3 Reds. I In other baseball actionSaturdayaft ernoon, Ill!> NL Nlest champlonn Los Angeles Dodgers scored three runs in the fourth Inning on three singles, an error and sacrtllce fly to defeat tile Cincinnati Reds, 3-lln the next to the last game of the 1985 baseball season. Losing hurler Ron Robinson had retired 10 straight before Ken Landreaux. Pedro Guerrero and Greg Brock singled. One.run scored on a throwing error by Eddie Milner and a final on a fly bali of the bat of Mike Marshall. Bob Welch, an old Cincinnati nemesis was the winner. The Reds' only run came on Dave Parker's 32nd home run ef the season. NEW YORK (UPIJ - Andre o!theyear,atwo- runshot,lntlleflrst Dawson knocked In four runs and Inning off loser Ron Darllng, and Floyd Youmans and Jeff Reardon Huble Brooks also homered to lead combined on an elghi-hllter Satur· the Expos offense. ' day to lead the Montre'al Expos to an Youmans, 4-3, worked the first six S.J victory over New York on a day . -Innings, giving up five hits and one the Mets were eliminated from the run while strtklng out three and , National League East race. walking four. Youmans was one of Acrowd of 45,404 gave the Mets a lrour players packaged In tl1e standing ovation when tl1e Card!· <1f·season to bring Gary Carter to nals' 7·1 victory over Chicago was New York. Dashed on the · scoreboard In tl1e Reardon finished lor his leagueeighth Inning. The loss dropped the leading 40th save. Darllng fell ID Mets to 98-63, tllree games behind 16-6. the ' Cardinals, with one game The Expos jumped to a 2.0 lead In . remaJnlngfor each team. · the flr~t. Tim Raines led of! with a Daw.vn slammed his 23rd mmer single was sacrificed to second by ·Angels remain alive ARLINGTON, Texas (UP!) Reggie Jackson slammed a two-run homer and Doug DeCinces added a solo shot Saturday to keep alive the faint playa!! hopes or the California Angels with a 3-1 victory over lhe Texas Rangers. The Angels' chances In the AmeriCan League West still de· pended on the outcome of the Oakland·Kansas City game later Saturday. A California loss or a "Kansas City victory will give the Royals the title. California starter Jolm Cjlndela· ria, 7·3, who scattered five hits through five InningS and walk~ three, gilt the victory . Jackt;on, woose two- run homer In the !lrst was his !12nd agaJnst Texas ptchlng, a te811} record, and Dt>Cinces both homered off starter Matt WilliamS, 2-1. · . Stu Cliburn pttch.;d two tn_nings and gave up the onlY Rangers run.In the seventh, and Doonle Moore ()Itched the final two Innings. ") Jackscn 's homer wer tl)e 3ll).foot sign In left center came after Rod Carew walked with one out bt tlle first. DeCinces' homer, Ills roth <1 the season, came with one out In the sixth. Texas' only run came In the seventh when Wayne Tolleson . walked to lead oft the Inning, stole· second as Don Slauglit struck out, and scorEd on Pete O'Brien's single to left. The Rangers, woo stranded 11 runners, had baserunners In each of the !lrst six Innings, hut Candelaria and CU!Nm denied them. · Kansas City clinched a tie with a 4·2 victory over Oakland Friday whUe the Angels were losing to the Rangers 6-0. .. v Vance Law andscoredonDaw.vn's homer, a long blast over the rtght cetner field wall. Montreal added a run In the third. Ex·Met Brooks crushed a J.l pitch. from Darling far over the 37Hoot sign In left lor his 13th homer. The Mets eu t the lead to 3-11n the fourth. Darryl Strawberry led off with a single. He moved to third on a hlt·and-run single by Dani\V Heep. Howard Johnson chopped a grounder to second that Law booted lor an error allowing Strawberry to score. Oneoot later DarllJfgwalked to load the bases, but Mookle WUson struck out and Wally Backman bounced outtoend the Inning. College scores... Iowa 35, Mlchlpn St. 31 Oldalloma 41, Kansas St. 8 IDiools 31, Oldo SU8 Arkansas n, TCU o T - 3 1 , WakeFonat28· Miami, Fla. t:, E. Carolina Ia - -· · Armyii; Yalel8 Mlchlgaa ss, Wilconaln e . Oldalloma St. !IS, 'Mila IS Nehruka 38, New Mexico 7 UClA 28, Arbona st. r7 BYU U, Colondo st. 7 Mllllll211, Ohio u. 22 Temple 118, uc 18 w. va. %4, VlrJiala Tedl9 AahJand 41, Geol'leiown 7 . Ohio • .,._ 14, Ollertln 3 FalnnontJO, W.Va. state 1% Salem u, Slwphenl9 w.va. Tedll4, CGnoord u Welli Ubei1j 13, Gleavlle &.12 .. HURDLES BUCKEYE - Dlinols rwmlng O.wnpalga; Ill. A last seoond field goal gave the IUinl a oome-lrom-hehlnd, 31·211 vlctnry. UPL back Ray Wllso!l, 21, hurdles Ohio State's Thomas Johnson, (98) during 111'1!1 quarter acllon Satunlay artemoon !" . . Bengals favored .against Jets By RICK VANSANT · CINCINNATI (UP!) - TheNewYork Jets boasl a three-game winning streak and the AFC's top rusher. So why are they underdogs Sunday to tlle second·worst defensive team In the NFL, the 1·3 Cincinnati Bengais? Look at the teams lhey've played. The Jets' three straight wins have come at the expense of some of the poorest teams In the NFL, clubs wltll a combined record of 2·10 - Buffalo (04 ), Green Bay (1·3) and Indianapolis (1·3). In the Jets' ~er, tlley were destroyed 31.0 by the Los Angeles Raiders (2·2) . Cincinnati's losses were by 8n average of one touchdcwn to St. Louis (3-1 ), Seattle (2·2) and 'San Diego (2·2). And , tlle Bengals are coming off a very big victory, 37·24 over the Steelers (2·2) Monday night In Pittsburgh, an extremely dlfOcult place lor visitors tn win. "I watched the Bengals play Monday night and once they got going, they were like an avalanche, you couldn 't stop them," said Jets' star running back Freeman McNeiL "They wound up beating the Steelers to deatll, and that' s very hard to do In Pittsburgh. "We're going to have to be very careful and work hard against them, beCause tlley showed Immense Intensity agatnst Pltlshurgh. They Were nylng around all over tlle place- very aggressive." But If McNeil . has another good running day Sunday, the Jets figure they can more than match th!> Bengals. McNeUhas been awesome so far. He'& the AFC's leading rusher with ns yards In 85 carrtes. That works out to a whopping average of 4.9-yards each time he runs. New Yofk relies on McNeU so much that the club's second leading rusher, Johnny Hector, has • only 19 carries for 75 yards. "I'm doing pret ty good. but I'm gclt lng bt'at Ul> a lot," said McNeil. "People are really 1rylng tostop our running game." When the Bengals blitz- which Is oftPn - thP.JP!s hope to spring McNeil on a brea kaway. "Traditionally, Cincinnati is a tea m that bllt7.cs· often, mayhe four out of every five downs." said .Jrts' offensive tackle Marvin PowdL "Because they gamble so much, you can sometimes break a long run." Cincinnati has the worst pass defense In the NF"L, so tlle Jets wUI try to keep some hea t off McNeil with the passing at Ken O'.Brlen, who hasn't been thterceptcd for three straight weeks. But Cincinnati also has . a young quarterback quickly coming ,1~ his own - Boomer Eslason. a second·year pro from Maryland. In only two W{'('ks, he ha~ put 1:\-ycar veteran Ken Anderson on the bench. maybe for good. Eslason has started only two games. but has bl>en so good that he rocketed to No. 3in the NFL's ratings for quarterbacks this week. The left bander has fired three touchdown passes In each at his last '""games. Agai nst Pittsburgh, many of Ill!> Bengals' most successful plays were last-second audibles called at the line by Eslason. "He's proven he's a gamer," said Cinci nnati coac h Sam Wyche. "He's proven he 's a winner." The big question Is - have the Bengals proven they're winners? Are the real Bengal' tile team that began 0-3 or tlle club that whipped the Steelers? "I don 't think you grow up In one game, yougrow," said Wyche. "We haven'tarriv€d- or pcakcil.I hope. This Is an lmporlant wrek - and a tough recovery wrek hecau~ we're playing another (lhyslca lteam on the heels of a knock-down , drag·out game." • ,. I �. '" P•-C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel October 6. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. October 6, 1985 · Unbeaten Meigs.dumps Buckeyes, 41-18i B,1KE1'111WI!IECtJP BUCHTEL - Undefeated Meigs utilized the b1g plliy In rolling to Its sixth coMeCUtlve viCtory, ...18over Nelsonvllle-Yorklnagamethatsaw 718 total yards by botli teams here Friday. Marauder senior tailback Brad Robinson upped his seasonal touch· down mark to 15 with three slx·polnte~andalsowa,sthegame's leading rusher with 150 yards In :II carries. Robinson. scored on runs or ,5!1, eight, and 11 yards to give him eight touchdowns In his last two games. Nelsonville-York, now 24 overall and 2-3 Inside TVC play, gave the Marauders a ball game, however, as it totaled 322 yards total dtense and trailed by only 2H2 untD the flnal90seconds lithe first half. CoachDaVeBoston'screw,wblch . hasmtsufferedaloslngseasonln17 years. went to the air, firing up 27 passes and completing 16 for 163 yards.The Buckeyeaertalgamedld have Its drawbackS, however, as Meigs picked of! three passes whUe havlnganotheronereturnedforan apparenttouchdown by Paul Dalley was called back by a pass Interference penalty. ANOOUER GREATNIGifl'- Tailback Brad Rolllllloa (118) euJoyed inolher ~ olfG!IIIve nl&bt Friday as lbe Melp Marauders roled io lhelr olxth ~Uve ~ry. 41-18 over Nelllonvme-York. 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But the Pirates were not able to move the . ball and Jim BW'Jlett onandwlndup~becauselthas·a aro second place ranking In Region ·returned Eddie l}()ple's punt 32 fine group of kids, who are · well-dlsc!pllned, and a great 19; Southwestern coach Jack James yards to the Pirate eight. coach," were the wards of Coach felt before Friday's game at North Burleson scored on the third play dailla that perhaps his team wa$ a from scrimmage, from five yards Boston. Utile like Rodney Dangerfield - . It out with 29 SECOnds left In the third Senior quarterback Mike Chan· wasn't getting any respect. quarter, to give the Highlanders the cey, who passed for 119 yards by The Jnghlanders earned some lead lor good, 6-3. Burleson's pass completing six of 11 and one r-;::::::::====~~ respectFrlday,com!ngbackfroma fort~oonverslonwaswlde. touch..,wn, ran 117 yards for Meigs' I 1 3-0 halftime deficit to score on•three After forcing North GaiHa to punt final slx-polnll'r, the second longest oUour SECOnd half possessions and on its next series, Southwesll'rn · run In Marauder history (Dallas defeat the Pirates for the first time drove 52 yards In nlneplaystotakea Weber ran 90yardsagalnst Waverly • since 1968. :a>-3. 12-3 lead with 6: 181eft In the game. In 1972). The Meigs' signal-caller, Despite a sluggish first quarter •. Burlesonaddedlheconverslonfora who has yet to throw an Interception North Gall!a dominating the half 14-3 margin. The key play In the In 73 attempts this yea.r, picked Off a took the lead on a 21 yard field goal drive was a :IS yard run by Andy NYHS pass and drew high praise At by Dave Hammons with 7:271eft In Halslop. from theN·Y coach. the second quarter. Hammons' kick On the next Pirate series, Southw· "I thought Clancey hurt us more capped a 51 yard, 11 play drive that estern's ~Hampton recovered a than anybody else. He sure can In Racine, Oh. consumed almost ·eight minutes. screen pass that was ruled a lateral throw that thing. Roblnson'sa great Priced very reasonable: ~ playswerea17yard, third down and the Highlanders tookslx!iaysto rumlng back, oo t other than his me Fish squares & fantails. pass from guarterback Mike move 41 yards, with Halslop going longrun,lthoughtweheldh!mdown pizzaburgers, steak burgKempertoHammonsanda17yard the last nine with 1:53left In the ):l'l!lty well," added the NYHS coach, nillonafourtlldownoptlonbyShane game. The run for the extra points , ers & nuggets. hamburg· GlassbUrn. faDed and Southwestern led ID-3. OpeD prne llilorlng era, com dogs, hot dogs, The Pirates had a chance to Southwestern's Burnett led all Meigs ~eel the game's scoring chicken fillets and nug· lni:rease their lead, when a Justy rushers with 101 yards In 22 carries, when Dalley rammed In trom ayard gets, veal ~izza, onion B()~lesonpassonthef!rStSouthwest· whUe Halslop added 51 yards In out just three minutes Into the game rings & mushrooms. ern play following the score was eight attempts. .. following J . R. Kitchen's Interceppicked off by GlassbUrn. But For North Gallla, David Roush tion and IS-yard return to the N·Y 1----------L-----------:-----.::---:---:-----: SWthwestern held and the Pirates had 40 yards In nine carries and nine-yard llne. The N-Y turnover ~re forced to punt. Glassoom had 24 yards In three came on their secondhplay· from <Disaster struck the Pirates on attempts. Earl Mayo, carried the scrimmage after the Buckeyes had ~lrnextoffensiveser!es. ball 11 times for minus 25yards. forced Meigs' only punt lithe game bn a second and 10 !ron the 50, · South~estem, &0, w1U .play at ·oo the Marauders' opening possesKemper suffered severe cuts to the . Eastern Friday. The Eagles detop of his passing haod and chin featedKygerCreek5.WFrlday.The . ~ YOTEJOI while attempting to recover a Pirates, 3·3, w1U travel to Hannan IUlnble. The Pirate quarterback Trace, which lost to Southern . taken to Holzer Medical Center Fr!day,12-7. wps ~-~ SW NG FOI for stitches and the Pirate offense, ....--nrst oo."' ............................... 9 7 which had controlled the ball In the Y&r<b rushlng....................... <Z-1111 31-29 ADDISON TOWNSHIP first half, was able to muster only 29 Paas altempto ........ ................... u Ill TRUSTEE ' secondnalfyards. =i;f<:::::: :::: :::::::::: ~ ~ Arter holding North Gallia in the Yanls paas1J1i ........................... 19 '19 Your Suport Will Be !list second half series, the High· Total ylirds (rush·paas) ............. :111 · 106 Plays from scrlnunage .............. 53 43 lallder offense rolled Into gear, Fumbles ............ ...... .. ............... 1 2 Appreciated moving 55 yards In 11 plays to the Loo l lumbles ..... ...... .................. I 1 Pa1d for by Candidate: C. E. ' Eddie" Pirate nine, before North GaiDa's "":t;·~ 2-lll Ul Clonch, Rt. 1. Gallipolis, OH. p~ul Burnett picked ctf a Burleson Southw.,tern .......................o o 6 a-:m By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'l1Jnes.Senllnel stall VINTON - Desplll' a 5-0 record : ·,~ slon. Ola,cey's kick made It 7.0. had gone 31 yards In six plays Yardspasslna .................. .. ........... 119 1&1 :w NY came bllck with a sustained following a Chancey Interception. · Tola.lyarde ....... .......................... .:D!i Mmp.-att..lnt.................... _&.l2.() 17·2G:a drtve, golng~yardsln 12!iaysw!th . ·Following N·Y's second punt of Paso Puqts ....... ..... .......... ............ ,..l-41(0 ,0) ~'10(3:5.0) ~ ~ Ryan McClain going In from a yard the game, Chancey tben bootlegged ~les ......_.................... F\LrntJJes/Q(......... ' .... .................... 2·2 4-l out. N-Y quarterback Earich Dean aroond his right end and cut back .................... ....... ............. 13 W T ' 7-4:1 had passed four yards to end Mark arou.id his 40 enroute to an 87-yard Metp ··~ Odenthal Sj!COnds earUer m a fouf!h_ . ~uchdown jaunt. His kick made It NtolsonvtJII'-York .......................... :..6 e.. 0 6-UI and four at tile Meigs' nine to keep 41·12early 1n the fourth per!Qd. the drive alive. A run for the extras N·Y ended the scoring with 7: 45 f.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ was stopped short, making It 7-6. . rerrialnlng when Dean threw a ·29 , Robinson electrified the crowd yard pass.to Brian Davis. The run . with a 54-yard run 011 Meigs' first fotthe extras was short. play after the )dckoffto make It J3.6, BesideS Eason's team·leadlng FollowlngaN·Ypunt,Melgswent68 eight taCkles, Robinson and Jesse yards In nine plays with Chancey .· 'Howanj came up with stx each, firing l3 yards to Kitchen for six Kitchen added five Donnie Becker ' morepolnts.OnthePAT,Melgswas Dall~. and Welsh had fou; penallzed ~ck to the 22, but each, and Michael Bartrurn, PhU Chancey found Kitchen~ In the King, and Kel(ln Meadows chipped end mne for the 1\ro·!JOint conver· In three apiece. Becker also had an 2229 • s!on and Meigs led 21·1i. lnll'rceptkm for the Maraudeni. N·Y came right back, driving 84 . Brian Jolley led N·Y 1n rushing yards In 11!iayswlthDeanhltt!ng with 61 yards 1n 17 carries while Tom Martin from six yards out. A Brian Davis led aU receivers wtth pass faDed for the two-point PAT six catches lor 82 yards. M~ and It was 21·12. and Martin had three receptions Robinson scored from eight yards each tor the Buckeyes. outwlth1:22leftlnthehalf,capplng Friday, Meigs has Its homecom· a 83-yard, seven·play Meigs' drive to lng against VInton County and make It 27·12. Big gainer was a NelsonvUJe.YorkgoestoWellston. 48-yard pass from Chancey to junior •• ~ wingback Huey Eason, who had his M N·Y best game of the year with four ~~.=,-..;;N;;i: :::: ::::::: ::::: ;o:~ ..,: Qhio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. IUTLAND �.. ·. ;P~~~·~C~4~TI.~~~~TI~•me~~~se~nm~·n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~o~:~~·n~t~~~~u~n~t.~W~.~v~a~.~====~====~=====-~~~~~1~9~86~=*~==~o~~~bw~6~.J1~98~5~~==~~~==~====~~P~om~av~y~~M~i~~~~~~~~rt~Ga~II~~~~~~O~h~m~P~om~·~t!A~~~u~·~nt~.~w~.~V~a.=======-~n.~~S~u~noo~v~~~~~~~~ ~ose belie~es · ~ew Wahama bombards :-· vinson ' By GBI)' CJarll WAHAMA - An overflow crowd was m hand Friday nlght to see Ire host Wahama White Falcons score ·an easy 48-6 homecoming vlctocy ·.. 011er the vtsltlng VInson Tigers and ' keep the third ranked bend arm ·, · t~m·s unbeaten strtng!ntact at six . straight. · · Todd Gress and Rolille Grimm · ·· · took advantage rt lDme Qltstand" ·" lng Interior llne play to lead the · · · Falcon rushing a~k while Matt Thompson and Bnly Marshall · paced the locals' defense as Wabama continued trelr assault m -· thelr 1985 grid opponents. The Falcons used 11 dltferent · · IBUcarrlers In the contest tltallng : 339 yards m the gr<iUDd with Gress leading tlie way with 85 yards while sophomore running IBck Rolille Grimm added !ll yards. · • Defensively Matt Thompson ·• mtcbed 10 Individual tackles from · .. his linebacker PJst while Bnl¥ Marshall picked oH three Vinson aerials and blocked a Tiger pu~t to • lead the locals' defensive effort. Wabama scored m Its first two PJSSeSSions rt the game with Gress · · cappi!lg 71-yard 12-play time con. sumlng drtve with a 15-yard touchdown run. Matt added the point after to give . an early 7-Q advantage with 3: 57 ' remaining In the qlell(ng miAI~... Gress added his second the evening on the '· PJSSeSSion with a me-yard at the 9:55 mark of · • with VanMeter once again the uprtgbts for the PAT to give the • White Falcons a 14-0 lead. Wahama made it :1).() before · half ended with 84-yard eight drive. The big play In the .series wu a #-yard screen pass !rom Bamltz to Gress which rmved IBU deep Into VInson ten1tmv. Gress scored his third consecu1tive touchdown later on a 1().yard · ·.. "nle extra point ldck sailed ~lldeand · Wahama mjoyed a ~1.() bu~£~!· at ·halftime lnlermlsslon. · ~ · Quarterback Jeff Barnltz · · Wabam to two early third ""'"'"' • touchdowns as the senior ·caller passed 32 yards to Gress · · the 9:29 mark and nmnlng :II · for anotrer score with 7: 32 ren~alrl· l lng In the canto. VanMeter made ' good m both PAT boots following · .. · tHe touchdowns to give Wahama a renchicki's pinch grandslam decks Dodgers, 4.2 playoff forma' not nece8sary CINCINNATI (UPI) -Pete Rose League playoffs Will expand from to doesn't. think he's going to Uke the the best.Of-seven fonnat this year. new seven-game baseball playoff · The World Series wtU remain a format. best-of-seven game affair, although He prefers tbe old ''pressure- some people predict It wtU eventupacked, do or . die" best.Of-ffve ally become a best-of-nine set. . series. ''I wouldn't llketosee a nine-game "I t!Unkpressure baseball creates World Series and I don't think we the best baseball," said t'he Cincin- will," said Rose. "That would just nati Reds ']llayer-manager. "The make It too late In the year and yciu five-game playrtf created a lot of could run Into real weather ·exCitement and interest because problems." there was such intense pressure on As It is now; seven-game playoffs eacb game." and afewdaysofbadweathercoukl .Both the AmeriCan and National push the final ~arne or two of the !Ions," be said. "You can use your pltch!ngstaffdlfferently. Youmlght have an extra day of rest for your ace. You won't have to bring him IBck a day <rtm early becauseol a . do-or-die game." "ltb!nksomeoftbeglamourrtthe SIOI, Rose prefers to approach all World Series Is being taken away by games - playoff, World Series or the longer playoffs," said Rose. , . regular season- the same way. Managerial moves In tbe playoffs ~·1 don't care If It's a three-game, this year may be different because • five-game or' ~en-game seiles, of the added games, figured Rose. you've got togo allooteachgame," "There's less pTessure .on tbe be said. "You really' can't afford to early games,soamanagercan have hold anything back In any game ol more patience In cerl!lln sltl)a- IJlSI-season play. There's just too World Series Into November. Without any weather problems thiS year, the earnest the seventh game of tbe World Series could be played Is Oct. '!1. much on the line." Part of the argument for switchIng to longer playoffs was that a team falling lilto a short slump a Ithe star! ol the series was too severely penallzed. Rose dtsagreed with · tbat thinking. "A gC()d team Is going to getltsact together no matter what the situation," be said. "A truly good team is going to.be able bounce IBck from a loss In any length of playoffs." ' LOS ANGELES (UPJ) -In what was little more ihan a tuneup against the Cincinnati Reds, tbe . National League West · champion Lo$ Angeles D!xlgers seemed to be misSing a sparkplug. "You have to wonder about thelr Intensity level," John Stuper said Friday night after be threw a one-hitter over six innings and , Wayne Krerichickl belted a pinch~ bit grand slam In the sixth !nn!ng, leading the Reds to a 4-2 victory over the Dodgers. "They're not thinking about ·- facing me. They're thinking about facing the (St. Louis) Cardinals. You still play hard, but the ooncentratlon Is not 100 perecent ankle sprain. Stuper, . making his flrst start slnre June 10, gave up only a single , to Mike Marshall· In the fifth In there." lmpf'!lvlngtoS-5. Hewall<ell two and Fernando Valenzuela, expected ' struck out one. to qJen the playoffS for the Dodgers Mlke Smith allowed Marshall's next Wednesday night, pitched four 28th homer In the seventh, and Ted scoreless Innings. Wblle the ·team Power earned his 'nth save by said the left-bander departed after pitching a ninth In which beyleled a .throwing an allotted ·70 pitches, sacrtflce Oy to rookie Stuart Valenzuela-whohasootwonlnhis Pederson. last five starts - did llmp off the The Reds scored four runs In the mound"foUowlng the fourth imlng. sixth off Alejandro Pena, 0-1. With He bas been'lleen bothered by a left tm oo t, Perez singled to center and moved to tblrd on Nick Esasky's double. After Ron Oester was walked lntel)tlonally, Krenchlckl, batting for Dave Van Gorder, lofted a baD down the right field Une lor his fourtll homer rt the season. "It was a 3-1 lastbaQ,"-· said Dodger catcher Mike Scloscia. "He was sitting on It>'' The Dodgers watched the scorehoard with in teres! as the Cardinals ,clinched at least a t!efortheEastem Division IItle with a victory over Chicago. "I don't have any preference,'' Look for our next ad on Thursday, Oct. 17 manager Tom Lasorda said when asked to choose between St. Louis and the New York Mets. "You just hope and pray that you're there. "You can't do anything about it, so what's the difference?" humbles . Bobcats Friday's grid scores By Scott WoHe Tlmi'S-Sentlnel stall CHESHIRE- Utlllzlnganexploslve offensive attack, Eastern's Eagles bombed the Kyger Creek Bobcats 53,0 here Friday in the open!ngSVAC game for both teams. The Eagles are 3-3 overall, 1.{)-ln the league, whUe Kyger Creek, which suffered its fifth shut cut of tbeyear, Is 0-6. Eastern's sophomores scored seven of ·the elght7Eagle touchdowns. Brent Bissell led the youth parade with four touchdowns, while Kyle Davis ha'uled in two, Mark Griffin one, and quarterback Bryan Durst threw one touchdown. Eastern gained 500 yards total offense, 418 rushing and 82 passing. In addition to the scores, Brent ( Bissell led all rushers with 266yards In 14 carries. John Rice gained 52 in 11 attempts and Ryan Bearhs carried 11 times for 42 yards. Kyle Davis led aU receivers with two Touchdown receptions for 62 yards. Eastern got on the hoard wlth5:49 left in thefirstquarteron a five yard run by Kevin Barber. That capped a 15-play, 70-yard drive. The EP run failed and lhe score was &-0. With 11:22 remaining In the second frame, Brent Bissell reached the endzone lor the ,first tlme on a 35 yard run. The extra point pass from brother Boyce Bissen madetbes<:ore 14-0, cm;nplet · lng a 60yard drive. Royce Bissen hit Kyle Davtsln the endzone to complete a 20 yard 'ID reception at 8:43. The· 23 yard scortng drive was set up by a Bryan . Durst Interception. The extra IJ)int run run failed and the Eagles led WtnrersvWe- 14, Newark 13 Woodrl'Klre 24, GlbllonbUrg 7 Woodsfll'ld lO, Sbl>narlooah 0 Woostf'r ~. Dovt>r 0 .) W001tt>r 'Trlw11y 6. Woodrt¥ 0 Wonhln,wn 17, UpjRr Arllng1un 7 )(enta 49. fla y Stebbins 6 You~ Yoo~ S 14 En:, !Pa ~ 14 Ilk> I Rayfll oiG. Youngs Wilson 6 \'oongs Moolll")' 27, Warrm Harding 7 ... baUwhenheramble<l75yards~tthe · .. ·Midway through Ire qQarter the began substituting · ' freely and at tba.t point !Dphomore , rumlng back Robbie Grlriun took control. After Grimm bad ·a 49-yard touchdown run called IBck bec~•use · · of a penalty Waharna received a · 36-yard run by J . T. Lloyd' and an · 11-yard 'ID gallop by Grimm to make It 40-0 wlthot T/ to play kl the ·lhlrd stanza. ·· BtUy Mars.baU made It 42-0 when • be blocked a Vinson punt which salled out of the end wne for a · ·Safety. · .. • Wahama'sllnaltoochdownafthe ' night came early In the llnal quarter when Grtmm picked r1!. a ·Tiger aerial and soored on a »yard run m the White Falcons' llrst nla•o • 'from IICI1mmage. The PAT •attempt came up short leaving WHS with a 48-0 lead. · VlnBon put togetrer a Ill-yard 14-play drtve late In the game 111 avert a shutout wlfh David Holter . snealdng In from a yard away. The PJinl after was unsucceSsful as the &al score stood at ~Wahama dominated the game's &al statistics by pUtng up 22 t1rst downs on 329 yards rushing and·m~ ' more passing. VInson laDled 10 ftrst downs while rushing for 95,yards · and throwing for !II. .. Individually, Gress and Grtmm led all rushers with 85 and !I) yards In 11 and six carries respectively with Barnltz and Lloyd adding 57 yards each. VInson received 26 yards in six tries from David Holter and 23 from Scott MOurn. Bamltz completed !our Of five passes for White Falcons for llll yards and one 1Duchdown. Brtan Mayo connected on three of. 14 !lertaJs for 98 yards tlr the Tigers. ~ahama bad one pass !nler!l!pted while Vinson had five to&ses picked 2:43 mark. David Edwards added the extra point kick. Btssell's 1!nterceplon set up the scortng run. ' TheBobcatssbutdowntbeEagles \ untll siX seconds were left, when I Brent Bissell galloped for23 yards to · theendzone.Theplaywassetupbya Tim Dorst fumble recovery', The conversion failed and Eastel'l) led 33-0. • Bissell scored lor the fourtl) time with 8: 161eft In the gameona 65yard run. An Edwards kick comp(eted the 71 yard drive. A Brian Durst to Kyle Davis 42 yard scortng, pass soon followed. Dave Edwards added the kick upped the score to 47-Q, The l!nal tally carne wilh 18 seconds remaining on a seven_yard by Mark Griffin. AKevin Barton furr1bto recovery set up the score. extra point failed and Ea,stern I'Cliaimed the 53-0 viCtory. Bobby Gordon had 103 ya,Rjs to lead the Bobcats rushing attack, while Pet trey had 30 yards qn six carrtes. Seniors Tim Dorsi and Ryan Bearbs led Eastern's defense wllh eight tackles. while Bryan Durst and Joe Runyon added six. DQrst , Barber, Barton and Griffin ·had fumble recoveries. . 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Eastern �__ ! .. • 0 •' Page-C-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pl8asant. w. Va. '• • ' Freeman and Sean Grueser eacho Loot tumbles ·: .......................... .. 3 ·1 Hannan Traco .................... o 0 7 0- 7 s - Brum Freeman 33-yard nm (poss Penaltles ..... .. ... .... .• ................ .I-J) 4-II Southern ............................ 0 6 -~ 0-12 faijed) . ' had 44 yards on 6 and 12 carries Punts .. .. ....... ... .. .... .: .......... ..... .l-44 1-ill Scoria«: s- CharlleBosoJi.yard "'"(kick Hf- Rick !Moaln 31-yard pus from Jay --_::lloor:.._•_:bf:.,:~:::;::on:_::·_ _ _ _ _ __:::f•.::Ued:_I:..__~----:--·--,---:-J-arr_e_ll.,.lkl_ck_IIOOd~,;_l- - - - - : - - - ' respectively. Boso had 22yards In 10 r attempts and Conrolly carrted !or27 yards In 10 attempts. Hannan Trace's Phil BaUey led all lilsbers with 94 yards In 15 carries while Deke Barnes added 42 yards In 13 attzmpts. Clark caught ooe pays (or W yards for Southern, while Barnes caught two passes !or35 yards. Scott Wickline led Southern's defensive effort with 12 tackles, while D. Wolfe had 11, Wolfe, Grueser. Sr!¥th arid Connolly nine. Bailey bad ten tackles for Hannan Trace. SHS hosts Kyger Creek at Its homecoming game Friday while Hannan Trace entertains North Gallla. By Scott Wolfe Grueser snagged an InterCeption. 11mes-Senllnel Stall At the half the score stood 6-0. RACINE - Inches ralher than Neither team could muster much yardage proved to be the winning second-half offense untU Southern f~ctor In Friday night's SVAC took over on theWIIdcat40yardllne, league opener at Racine, as compllments of a Kelly Grueser Southern stopped Hannan Trace on Interception. In two short plays, a goalilne stand In the last two . ruMing . bii.ck Brian Freeman minutes to secure a dramatic 12-7 slipped through the line and ran 33 upset victory over the Wildcats. . yards for the Tornadoes' second The Tornado defense held alter score. The 1\ro-play drive ended at Hannan Trace had a first and goal tbe4:17markastheconverslonpass from the Southern four with 1: 49Iett failed , tlie score 12-0. In the game. Hannan Trace came back on a 33 "It was justa tremendous effort," yard scoring pass !rom Jay Jarrell coach Bill Hensler said-- after the to Ricky Swain, which capped a 00 game. "There aren 't many words to yard drive. Thescortngplaywasset descrlhe a situation like that. When up by an l8 yard run by Eric Parst. the defense got down It made up The extra point kick was good, the their mind that nothing was going to score row 12-7. cross that line. The kids put every The Wildcats moved deEP Into effort they had Into it. .. they proved Southern territory three other they were winners." times, only to be stopped each time Hannan Trace moved to the by a big Southern defensive play; Southern 10 on its first offensive tumblerecovertesbyDanWol!eand series of the night, but the Tornado Tim Smith and a Jim Wolfe forced a fumble to stop the drive lnterceptioft,alter a Wildcat score was called In the absence of Pete Roush, back on a penalty. Southern controlled the ball the remainder of the quarter, drivir•g metllodically downfield to score 17 plays later on a 0-yd reverse play by Charlie Boso. The drive covered 90 yards and Ba;o' s score came with 11: 53 smwlng on the seeond quarter clock. A Mark Porter kick was deOected and the score stood 0-0. Hannan Trace's secQnd drive ended on a quarterback sack by Tim Smith and Wendell Clark. 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OlicllifO - Aanourrt"d U..t oftf'ftl!tl.'t> il\lard KWI Bedtcr has beftl ~aced on lnllll'l"d ~: acttvated Ollt'Mive pan! ' Stefan HulflJlhrit"s. New Enr&land - Jbolll.'1tvato"d ronrrtt&CII 'ErrntCibton; wtlvt!'dotrenafvl@'pard'I'Dm .. ·c.....,. 0 "'· ·., Plllstllt'Kh - ActiVIk'd trk'n~IW' end - John Ga:drlan and otfflUI\It lr'lt'man Randy Raunutal!n; Wlltvfd nl'rtMIVf 1i\tmPn BlakP ~and Qen Hc.we. r Bullalo - Tradtd r1gllt winr Mlkf MoDer and I~ fqUII!zatk:ln rl&flla to wtrlll!f RandY , Cunntoywort h to lhP PIHiburJh Pmii\IJW ibr ·• playt'l" 10 Ill! naml!d. fllni)rd - Atquli'fcl drfmlm'llll Tim ' Bothwell !'rom St. Lou\11 for tuturt' , COIIII*"ttkn. j NHL - Amoureed II II dropplna- an ~~aU111 of ~rot! , cha!J!'d with ' tamPft"lnl" after qrn111M ftft' a.,nt• W•rftTI Yourc. Mllr McEwen and Harold Slwplb. , NY Iallitdm - SIJIK'(I No. 1 dRft pick Bndlllalpm, andaulfnt'dhm ro JUnkin. PI!~IJh - Acqulrfod rwt~t ...,, Par ' Hughn from F4nonton and ~art ..... -from llitfalo "' '"'.,....... """"""""'>· WOI'CI f'Litln oonaJdtora· tii:N. Iacur PlttJbui'Jh (Ml!L) - ~ ~fmder· rrdlftdrr Ert.rdt Klipp lrl a 1-)"Hf tontnK.'f. &------------~ '300 MONUMENT OF YOUR CHOICE OR CAN IE APPLIED TO A LARGER MONUMENT OF YOUR CHOICE FREE ONlY . ., ••••1111 fLail Y.on' W/nn•r - Helen and-No NHfl role P,..1ent At O::u':~~w:-:=• IL.-----------'-I COIIYIIIII CIIDI'IYRMS AVAIIAM.I IIICAIIYOUIOIUccotllln Gt>t ~r.. boolllet• ........ prl( ... OMI Comt~'-t• lnformotlofl •• , wltflollt obi-iOn . .. Itt &>vi Falrflald County dltpt.., ... ot at OUf Lotan Cird.., ille - ' - " " ' - VInton - Pi .. .tM or ' Wtllttoflloccfflotl• ... Call 111 colltct lind witt ttnd OW ,.,f.t«Uotl.. IO YOIIf homf - Of fwrnllh lrM lrontporiotkHI to 0114 !tom etny ol our·b.atlon1 ... M tlmpl~ mo ll v1 1M COIIpon 01'111 we will ou'-lk olly .,,.,. your ftDIIIe lro ovrPIJO.OO ''" rnot~IM"'.nl dr_l,. . Open Evening• & Sunday By Appcdlilment • $5995 from Gfoulfer, OlllaJ - No Purclta•• N.c•uary To Win I ~ -----------COUPON-----------, 0 I I . l 1 1 0 :0 1 Please ' send me FREE booklets showing memorials I printed in full color with size and prices listed . : I C Kindly have on au-thorized logpn Monument o. 1 representative coil at my hom e. 1 Please send m.e details abo ut mausoleums without : o~i~ioo . 1 I I 1 Name 1 I I 1 Street or Route---· 1 I I I I 1 Cily or Town I ~ -~~~e- _-_-_-_-_-__--_--_-_-_-_----:-:::-=-::::-=-~ J ONlY $)7995 "MEMBER OF THE INSTIME OF COMMEMORAnYE ARTS" GRANITE FROM QUARRY OWNED BY ROCK OF AGES LOGAN MONUMENT .CO. Po1111roy, Oblo. MtiiS County Display Yard NMr Pomeroy-Mason Brid&e Leo L Vatthan, Maril~tr Phone 992-2588 · . Vtnton, Ohio Galha County Display Yard James ,0. Bush. Manacer Phone 388-8603 • MGM FARM CITY JACK CARSEY, MANANGER FARM CITV INC POMEROY , OH . ., 4· 992 ·2181 ' ' .'jj \ ':~I On display af our tent near the west Fair Avenue PU!sbu i'JI:h II Phlladl'Jphla •' • the same oompany- ToyO!omi. , So if you're looking lor a Regular s1125 SPECIAL $795°0 Hwstorr ar san ~ ' •'• • 10. li:lyostove and Kero-Sun are the best known names in kerosene heating. Both have world-wide reputations that have earnec them membership in over 20 milliOn homes around lhe world. And it'S not a coincitlen•:e, both are made by ~- . MontrNI at New York ., Chicago at ru. lmls ( mry BY TOYOTOMI 7. Plllladf'Jphla 2. tlBf pmel S...tVsOama I 10.3% IIIII\' 74 fft ..m :5'n !'{, 100 .348 .. Cinctnnall4 , Los Anii:fltl :l San Francbro I, A.danta 0 •l' .-\1'1 ~ = l'in:tl APR •• 82 17 .!116 1~ 1'6 SJ .(18 23'n San l>lE$'0 4, Houston 3 • Our big Sale starts with J1ZJ 62 .613 2 PhD ade-lphia 8. Pit~ !1, t1nd RMT"I('I NEW Yod; 9, Montreal t .• Sl , ~1!1 t , Olk:Q~Q 2 ' · - ro .._... .......,. ...... ' WHISIVL !I@ 9f 8i !81 II 7l !6J S% ID 17 ~19 ll Hwston 81 '19 !J06 13 Atlanta t& !IS .406 2!1 Sn Fmcsc 61 • ..111 .n x-dladled • .._ tide r-dlll:IH Ul! lar ' SEE Nt>w Yotll Mont reel Chk""" !'hila X·LA 0 SAVE 16%0FF APR. 100 Clnclnnat , San Dk>Ro . .. ''• ,·''. ' •• L I'd. Gl Y·St.Lw Pl! tsbrlft t t ,.• I I I I I I I r------------------------------1 COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON 1 Sandusky :Zl, Marlon 0 Seneca E at, Fos1or1a Wm<k!Un 0 •t. . I I I .m ·OU.Larld MJ!UftCf '•, :8\? !II iD .56J 88 12 .5!10 2 83 17 .M!I 7 76 It lt ~. !I .. . 15 14 Ill .463 "'1& .C.IIlJml • (88) . w... m !l 29.95 34.95 39.95 •• 4-Cyl. 6-Cyl. 8-Cyl. CHIYSlEI COIPOIA110N JACKSON- A tough JackRondefenseanda steady seamd hall rotn «>mblned to slow the Chl~tn l!xpreos Fr)day IIJCht, b\U Logan remalos undeleoted with a ~ SEOAL wbt ·over the- ircrunen. Kelly woue; wbJ flnlshed wttli I60y8fdoo on 26clllTI<I, SEI up theftrstChl~npdntswhen he sprlnled 53fardl totheJHS 25-yard ltnebt lhe first period. The drive was halted by an.I.Mpmd JackSon Major& •'• 614-992-6421 LopaBIIDioiJ- . ••• 339 S. 3RD MIDDIIPORT lrmton ..... ............... ..... ..... .8 0 8 l&--32 N-York at Wellstoo . '•.•.. READY ·ro GRAB AtheotL..................... ..........o 12 VIntm County ot Me!p Alexan<ler ot Belpro Federol-Hocklng al Warren Loail Mlller at Trimble ' deficit Friday night to post a 3.2-1.2 non-league victory over the visiting Athens Bulldogs. James Lewis, who ran for93yards on 17 carries, raced 77yards with an A.J. Edwards' pass for the !Irs! period Tiger score. His run for the converrsion made it 8-0. However, the2-4 Bulldogs soared twice In the second quarter as J .D. Earich scored from the one-yard Une and then tossed a 31-yard TD pass to Rod Bryant to lift the Bulldogs Into a 12-8 halftime lead. Ironton's Kyle Coleman scored !rom the three lnthethlrd period and Arch Malone accounted for a pair d fourth quarter scores on runs done and elghtyardsas tlleTigers'record raised to 5-1. • Rod l;lryant paced Athenswith84 yards on five trips. """"'b)',...._., Wlm!ll Local 51 Mllle!' 0 Cardinals, Royals clinch ties for flag The St. Louis Cardinals, wll>se swift feet have carried them across the expanse of summer, stand one step away from the triumph of autumn. Wlth veteran right-hander Bob Forseh throwing a tlvP.hitter over · eight Innings, and Andy Van Slyke hitting a home run, the Cardinals clinched a tie (or the National League East DiviSion crown Friday night with a 4-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Meanwh ile, George Brett knocked In two runs with a single and hls second inside-thP.park homer In three nights to help the Royals clinch at least a tle for the American League West title with a 4-2victory -Friday over the Oakland A's at Kansas City. The Svnday ' '~ Southern upsets Wildcats; goalline stand presenres wm . Ohio~Point Pleasant, W.Va. 6,1985 . October 6, 1985 __;. •• ~· ·· 0 540 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992 -21 81 0 • �' Page-C-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Mktcfleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. October 6, 1985 ~ SEO standings tr . · Grid% (.UG-) Friday's grid scores . •! - ' Business , .,· ' TMm II'LPOP · l.otlan ............................. .......6 0 lSI &'! Ironton ....... .......................... ! 11M 33 Gallipolis ................................! 11411 56 Ripley ................................... I Pt. Pleasant ...................... :... 3 Atbens ........................ ..... ......2 Marietta .................. .............. 2 _Jackson .............. .................. .2 Rocl< HW .................... .......... 2 ~tll .... .................. .... . 2 Coa!Grow! ......... , .. .. .... .......... l ~~ -alOAL 1'81U111: \ 93 36 2· 81 '18 I 6li :1)9 . • 6 19 l91 1 50 U3 I 69 91! I 56 M1 I ~ 91 :.."=' PortamJUth 22 A.shJand 1! Ripley :n Barboursv1lle 1 SI!XIALOoiJ Teorn W LP OP Gallipolis ................... :........... 2 0 Ill 18 Lotian ................................... 2 0 50 14 Marietta ............ ..... .......... .... I 2 33 86 Atllero ...... .. .......................... O I 6 H 6 23 1111511151 r.tda)''• .......: Long bed, red with matching interior, 300 '"· ln. GaWpolls 46 Marietta 12 ~..<van l6 Jackloo 0 sp. Od.Upma: C.al!lpo!ls at Ripley transmission~ ~lx cylinder engine,~ power steering and brakes, tinted glass, am·fm stereo, swlog· lok mirrors. rear step bumper, fog lights, full size spare tire, deluxe wheel covers, running boards and lust 19,000 miles. JackiOn at trmton Parl<enburg Sooth at Marietta Ro::k HW at Fairland Oaopeeke at Coal G...,. Point Pleasant at MDta> '9,200°0 Portsmouth al Zanesvme JOINS STAF:i - Elizabeth Lucas.has Jolne'Kthe staff a&tbe Top ot the stairs Beauty Salon. Lucas Is a 1961 graduale rl.,Ohio state Ctllmetology, Colwnbus. She has worked lOur years al the Pomeroy Health Care Center and beiore that, was employed for 10 years al Mar-de Beauty Saloli, Delaware, Ohio. Call Top of the Stairs, !ISU'lm. I . Friday's ~res . ANDY HOWARD HAS BIG NIGHT - GaOJpolls haUbaek·fullback Andy Howard rushed lor 138 yards (15 . altempls) and smred three toumdoWIIII In Friday's 4&-12 GAllS conferenee victory over host Marlelta al Don Drunun Stadlwn. Above, lhe Blue DevU jwdor Is brought doWn trcim behind by Mllrletla's Jeff Coortney (G8). Leading the play over tackle Joe Davis (110) Is Kirk Jackson (48). On rlghlls GAJL'I tight eod Jeff Alldn8on (80). 'lbne&Sentlnel plooio by KeW. Wll8on. Al~undPr 21. Welbt~ l8 E M~p M, Kygt>r C'l'l!t'k 0 l...qan lfl. Jackson 0 1'1>1)'.1 Vallf:y G, Lopn Elm 0 1\ftln Colwnblan 9, She-lby 6 1Uftn Calvm 21 , Por1 Cllntoo 0 11pj, Cll:y 23, Versall.-.s 0 GAHS humbles Marietta, 46-12; Score 6-6 at half MARlETTA- Visiting Gallipolis remained deadlocked with Logan for first place In the 198i Southeastern Ohio League football title chase Friday night after a 46-12 victory over Marietta before a large Don Drumm Stadium homecomlng crowd. The triumph, fifth against one setback for Coach Brent Saunders' Blue Devils, lett GAHS with a 2.() conference mark. The Tigers of veteran Coach John Spence dropped to 24 overall and 1-2 Inside the SEOAL. After a ().() first period scramble, both teamsscoreds'lx·pointersinthe second quarter. GAHS outscored the home team 4().6 in the second half. Saunders lrilerted his second and third stringers mid-way through the tast' halt. Marietta's Jonesecond·haU(ouch· down. a 47-yard scamper by 165-senlor tailback Robbie Benton, came agalnstGallla' sthlrdunlt with 2: 311eftto play. BentonscoredMHS' !lrstTilfrom five yards oot (1: 55) In the second period. Benton was the Tigers' on!y bright spot, picking up 114 yards in 23 carries. For the Gallia Countlans, Andy Howardscoredthreetouchdownson runs of 21, 10 and seven yards; (;amble Grant talUed one on a five-yard burst; sophomore Shawn ~rant got one TD on a 31-yard pass tillerceptlon return; .sopoomore Chuck Young hadoneslx·polnteron a 59-yard gallop and junior quarterback Chris Howard one on a 19-yard run. Howard (Chris) had a 63-yard touchdown run nullified by a cUpping penalty with 2; 57 left.. GAHS wlngtiack·flanker Gary Har· risOn had an apparent touchdown under his ·belt with 1:(Jl left In the first half after snagging a 17-yard pass from QB Todd Slone. Harrison fumbll.'d the ball near the goal. It rolled into the endzone. Marietta's Keith Williams rECOvered. Kirk Jackson and Randy Amsbary each had two extra polnts-Sloneran his, Amsbary kicked a pair from placement. Break School Mark Ga!Upolls broke a 37-year-old • Oct. Oct. · Oct. All-CLIMATE MOTOR OIL • SALE PRICE 449 • GAL. ..--- ...... l'fR GAllON AFlfRMFG. REBATIW/ PURCHASlOf 2GALL~ ........ ... ~ , =:~---••Gal G Fint ~... ........................ ...... ;!; Yards rushlng .................. ........ «ll Lost rushing .............................. o Net Nlhlng ............................. «11 Passattrtnpts ........................... l3 Ccrnpletloni ............................... 7 Intercepted by ...... .. ................... 3 Yards passing .. ........................ llll M l2 112 6 166 lS 5 2 41 Total yards .............................. 5ll ID7 Plays .. ,. ................................... lll Return yards .......................... .41 Fumbles .......... . ,................... .... 1 SJ 117 0 Lostlumbles .. .......... 1................ 1 PenaJUes .................................4-CI Punts ....................................... Oll 0 J.l5· 4-lfiO PlWE variety hospitals, nursing homes and community health agencies within a 60 moe radlusoftheschool. Technical nursing skills ~d procedures are learned and practiced in the on-campus Nursing Skills Laboratory. liMIH GAllONS AT sAU Pitta. UMIT2 fOtuiiAn ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT OIL FILTERS AC OR MOTORCRAFT SALE 2.49 YOUR LIMIT 2 AT SALE IOIOI(:E PRICE RESISTOR/SUPPRESSOR SALE PRICE 92' N ~llk> 14. Vermilion I! LEOAL NOTICE NOTICE OF · , • PUBUC HEARING :- . ThoQolllpollaCityCommll-: · lion hold o public hMrtng at 8 · . • p.m. on ~. Oclobol' 1&. ; ~ 19a&; ln tho Munlclpol , • troom, OaMip 1111 Municipol •, . . Bulltlng, &18 Sacond A-uo. ~ "'""• ~ on ~ ... • . Ol.p ... u-.. .,.,. ,~, . poood ,, ond 1q111ng mop. p1Gf1CJi.t • zonln6 ordlnancl ond zoning ~- ~ miP•~-•tiiCOtllt ...dod fer 1pprowtl by tho Gollpotio j Cfty""'""" Cornu IUI:1t1. CqMo of tho piGfiCJi.t zoning ordln8noe ere .vtfllble fer In tho City _ _ . , Oflloe. Ooliplijil Munlclpot llulding, 618 S. cond A-ue from 8:00a.m. untl &:00 p.m.. Monday • WITH ._ooo_M_II_ _. Parma Val Forgr !I, Parma Norm 4 ,...,..,. ..., 7. "''"'"' ' Pe1«0.1ra SOrtna e, towell\'1 14 Concord G~n :n. M~ an tl NI.'W Rlchm;n~ 2'.l, WI!Harru;bu.rg 14 NPW Phlls*lpllla 22. Mans Madl.\oo 14 NPWOOry !l, Mltl'd Cardinal H Nordonla :W, Ktnt 16 ' Norton n Rtvfft 0 Norttvnor 21. C'ttstl1nr 18 Norwood 1~. Fares! Park 14 · Norwalk lJ, upP.-r SanOUlla' 12 Norwalk Sl Pa11l 21, S QlnU'II 7 OnlariO C8rdlng!CII 0 Ort-gon Cia}' JJ, Napdel;m 13 Orrvl.lt 411, Akr MII'ICht'll 7 a WATERPUMPS • Sept. ;~ s, Oct. 8 ---:P""'"u"b""li"'c""N:-ot--:-ic-e-- : ·: ---N=o=;r,=c~e= To ·-• ..' ·-. .. ·. : ·-,,• ' COLD WIATHER OOD REPl.l.aTHATBAODNI NOWI ... NEW SALE!MAN Ken IUitiHWll I Tribune - ·446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 UNIVERSAL C,.olumbuo. Olllo Soptombtr 'Z7, 198& . Contnct 8 - Lagal CARS AND Reynoklatant6. Grow C!y 0 · l thnl Fri. I to I I to II 9 to 5 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA-PH. 446-9335 Saturday .I. ' \ • Eadl-ahctllbt-lrod ,, Clooeout Solo ot Tuole'o Croft Shop, Third St., Rl· cino, Ohio. End I Saturday 12th. DMC flo11 4-t1 .00. Sovol To good homo beoutifullong hotrod fomolo cot. lntoUI· gent, loveable good mouoor. Colt814·448·1797 . Giveaway ,&, Vicinity & Vicinity ----- ---·-------,············· pi"'' c s :::::d ....v.., delivery, Davia Vacuum Cleaner. ono holf mile up Goorgoo Crook Rd . Coli 814·441-0294 . Botloono for Got won. Annl· ,.,...,,, 81rthdoy1, """""· Slnotng Ooflllla. Coli Bol· loons & Co. 814·448·4313 . fl. Pregnant7 Please give yourself. your child. and ua a ch1nce. Chlldle11 couple -ksto adopt heolthy whlto infant. legal and conflden - SWEEPER ond lOwing mo· chine repair. perta. and oupplleo. Pick up ond 7 ...... aiiiiiiioiii........ . & Vicinity I g~'ti ~~~:~;'J,r•n~:~:~~- E~: -· ·,·-s..........s·~·.: ..... .. 1-201·347-017 . ' o ummer ~"'~rOll 1------;.--- f. m Konaugo Dr111·1n. All No Hunting 01 T~apauln ay Sat .. Sunday 1M. Mon· on Mynoo Farm totitod doy. Guns. rod li reelo, 2 Chastnut Ridge Ro'o d. Ma.l choln IIW~, .,Cohoblo & M>n Countv 1 bello, 2 btcycteo. B· trock 1 · • , c•n•tt• atefeo, riding mow11 , clothing , toyo, Notico, no hunting or "i~. books,'aleepl?tg blg1. Steve passing on Dana Ou st ond Judy B'fz. proporty . 0: ' c. I1-=;==~===j\==. 4 < • Rlllal'WOOd 7, Jewrtt.SCIO 6 Riverview 1:1. W M~a~JdniUm U 4 .,._forma. ... FITSALL 12V FROM CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT Of TfiANSPOfffATlON ...... 'Giiiiii>oii~·...... ·· ...... "Pt"Pieiisailf ... - s 3 AQnouncemenu Yord Solo Stt. end Sun .. Oct. 5th end 6th· 9 till 6 . Sovort'boroo clothing . Mull Avon Cope Cod dishaa. toke oil. Coli 614"· 387 • gl11aworo, oot• of diohao. Evongolill Herb lnocoo will 0488. atlverwaro, pots. wood bo opooking at tho Word of and co,lotovo, dryer, oloct· Fohh Church, Mlddhoport on 3 mon. old Shepherd, 2 ten ric t:ritlf, 51 nger sew~ · October ch~ In deok, curv·" 7Soturdoy, 30 lal In t2 1 b11 man. o ld Sh ephe_rd croiHI, lng .,u : p.m. poe • 9 ng Y end 1 two v•r old She· , gto.t fro china cabinet, Ploooont Volley Trio. Public phord. A" ~mttieo . ~-II kl•""on binot, end and 11 invited. ' " •• w. ~~~ --------614-992-7458. cdfloo !'.bill, chairs. book· ooso, ,...;:cturo an fromos, ~~=.~~~:~!!~.~~ Fr.endly Male Dachshund ,lemplf 8 day clocks, llnene, In toling ....... hi. _ _ 304·895· 3390 · . book,l. tin toy1. dollo. Glgon1 800 992 -----·---~ < tic amount of items to Director. Tho Dl<octor . _ . . tho 9991 . Abondand young brown nuf11trOUI to liot . Poul Don rightto rojiCt 1111\' and ol bids. MOBilE HOMES MOVED, mole dog, friendly , All< fvr no {I, cor nor of Bidwell · WARREN J . SMITH Toroll 304· 895· 3390· f!'odnoy Rd and Rt. 554 tn . DIRECTOR inourod, roooonablo ratoo. . ."0 idwett Oh"to • · Coli 304· 576-2338 . (Jet. 6 , 13, Friendly, malo Dachshund. , Aboolutly . no hunting . or 304-675· 6924. 1 Yard S•lo, Oriffin!o Groc. In l Kaneuge , Mond•Y· Will troopaoolng on Old own Puppln to glvo owoy. 304· begin lOlling •• tO o.m . 3 Announcements Fa1m . Vlol•ton C will be C 675· 7986 . I" f Kitchen cab inola. iron . mony prosecuted . herlea · misc. items. clothing. etc. Lowls. Copy No. 8&·9114 AA Crllio Prognocy Cantor. UNIT PRICE Conlldontlal . · Free prog · • CONT"RACT fllncy test and· or inform•· Soolod propolala wlfl be tlon. Phone 614· 742-2629. .;. IIGtivod Ill ... officot of the collect II necesury . :•: 01roctor ot tho Ohio Ooport· -~---...:.._ _ _ nxtnt of T_..atioo. Co- Roclno Gun &hoof opon· ~miM.MOhloOhio, ..,tit ~ ooErod b y R.:_cln~lnun ctub. • ... .. - r d '"''"' vort 8 un....y, ...,. n 111 got T.....,, Oclobtr 22, 1981, 1:00p.m. FottoryChoka12 • fDrlntpt-tllln: guegeohotguno. ' Oollo lnd Meigl · Coumltl. . ONo, on - . ..,.,. ond •Agnoo Hlll'o History of ooctlono l>y guardrolt Tup,... Plalno, Ohio. Co· MMIIbuctlon. ploa ·avoUobte for UO.OO Worlc t..lgth - 17.2emlleo . • •""· Add t2.00 fvr molting . ''TIII-oetfvtooomptotlon Ordorlrom M-rotPortcor, of thll _.. .,.. bt • 101 43119 Pomeroy Plko, furth In tho bitltNng profiOaal." PometOy, OH. 45789. Pymalutmp; VallPy '.Zl., .Jtoffft'la1 7 S Me\KJ 11, Hannan Trace 7 .,,..,.._ ~ ......... Ohio ' • ' ...,..,...... , , Chriltlcm' il: 'Monio •, CltyMo(' REBUilDAill EXCHANG{ Pbllo 10, Sherl!an 7 • Amsmooth 22, Alhland il(yl 11 Rlvn Val 3l."Col CraWIJrd 0 Rootacown 14, Purt.ut SE 0 Rw SE 'll, Plkfto~ 6 s Amhl!l"'lt 6, Keyatont 0 L~~.· ~M~~ ~ , Ubrlry, 1&1 Sacond 'Avonuo, Psln1 VaUey 13. Zane Tract 0 Nrw Mlwnl 22. On Country I)J.y 18 o-tion .= IMPORTS ~~~~100 3999 to. file ~ hil bOI I corllfiod dtecicorcoohler'odleckfor., amount equol to !No per com ofhiobOI,buti1no ..enlrr10f0 than fifty thoullnd dotlon, ,... bond!O< ten PI''*'' ol hil bid, poyobloto tho Olroctor. Bldderl mutt opply, on the lor CJtalificdon - ~- - , _ ...... to ~•• -~ - · _ , . ""'""" u.. 101 d for """"""' bOla r. occor once with haptor 55211 Ohio Reviled Code. ~- nd ..._....:..... r-~ I llfiiCu~-•llro on file In tho Oeportmont of Trau..,orUtion llld the office of tho Diotrlct Deputy :.'"tf.ordlnanct - 191FRON FACTORY TESTED ~ Public Notice c.... REMANUFACTUR~D 0taeao U. Kai\IU LakOIS 0 Russell·Williams is a graduate of the Huntington School of Beauty Culture and specializes in precision haircuts and permanent waving. She also has an estltlclous license for skin care and makeup. She has attended the lnternationl Rlcltardson recently jolDed the sales staff al Pal Hill Ford. Richardson brings with him about 17 years of sales expe.AI!:il Ailli\QI Anlnn nt."""' 7• ~- '"luiVUi~ rtellce In lhe new car "'•lllnesa, Workiici'Wilh~.:-....: ~Tiils Ms. Ann Fugate, Technical Dlrec· 5 compan In both Kansas and .Iowa. tor Ohio University School of Osteopathic Medicine; Ms. Susan Rlcltardson aitd his wife, AnIsaacs Executive Director Health nabe~ are Middleport residents. Syste~s Services; Dr.'G~ MUier, He says he's "looking forward to Director, Fine and Perlonning Arts seeing old acquaintances, meetCenter, Rio Grande College;. Dr. lng previous customers and Yvonne Scally, Counseling and maldn~ new customers." Sonny Garnes . . --:-:-:~==--1---------- Noon-3 p.m. Open RL<c .......... .......................... ................ Noon-3 p.m. Open6-!1 p.m. College Rec ..... ................................ .................. 6-8 p.m. College Swim N Olmllted 20, f'. trvll>w 14 ~ oil Plaza . Hair Show In N~w York, N.Y., and also attends variOus shows to remain updated with new and current styles. Hunt is currently attending hair shows and plans to attend a Fall-Winter show this month In Cincinnati. She specializes in precision hair· cuts and II'nnanenl waving. For an appointment, call446-0f98. ll!l.--.. . ,_. ,., ·.• • --::--:-::--:~---'--1 ---:::---:7.-:-:--:-- Oct.~ OU<ed ............... ... .. ......... ..... .... ............ ...... ..................... ~.P:~ ~J: Friday's grid scores ' .-. • 8-10 p.m. Cheerleadtor Tryouts .......... ................................ ............1:»12::.1 Fitness Swim Oct. . GALLIPOLIS - Patty Russell· Williams and Rita Hunt have joined the staff of Michael & Friends Hair Care Centre In the Spring Valley • SALEU9 IROM state of Michigan," fueling speaula· lion that the state has officially been ruled out as a possibility for the,$!'.00 mUllan plant. News reports earlier this week said that governorsofthefourstates vying for the plant - Michigan, Ohio, lllinois and Indiana - ·woold be notified of the automakers' decision on Sunday, with an <iflclal public announcement to follow on Monday. Reports earlier this week said Illinois was the apparent winner tor the plant, which wlll employ 2,5oo workers and bu lid subcompact cars beginning in 1988. Pair joins Michae) & Friends CHOICE! . 4n<Cemw~· Week of Oct. ~ »Ill lngcomrnunlty services. For further lnfonnation or to participate In the conference, con· tact Myrtam Ru thchlld, psychological counselor, Counseling Center, RloGrandeCollegeandComrnunlty . College, Rio Grande, Ohio. Mitsubishi plant announcement·possible iunhaJI ~imes • $entinel YOUR Gallipolis ...............' ............. 0 ! 14 J;-16 Marlotta ........................ .. ...0 6 0 6-12 Oct. 9 6-8 p.m. Con.,.. Rec ............................................. 7: 1M: 15 a.m. Early Bird Swim ll:lJ.U:lJ Fltn.., Swim 6-!1 p.m. O:Jllege Swim Oct. 10 8·10 p.m. Colleg• Rec ................... ............................... l~lJ.U: ll Fitness Swim 0c 1J 6.g .m. 0 . • B-ID p.m. College Swim I. P I"" Rec ....................... ......................... 7. 1!1-8: 15 a.m. Early Bird Swim Educational Associates; Malcolm · cooperative effort takes the empha· Orebaugh, Associate Director, Di· sis away from com)letlng for pieces rector of Operatklll,S, Woodland of a decreasing funding pie and emphasizes diversifying sources of Centers and others. Volunteers making the program funding. The result is oot just possible: Staff, Educational Coun· .survival but Increased complexity, seling Center, Rio Grande College strength and dynamism In provid· and.Coi'nmunity College; Board of DireCtors, Serenity, Inc.; Confer· ence Coordinators, Ru thchlld· Guinther Systems; Workers from Gallla County Department of Hu· man Services; Students from Rio Grande College and Community ByJANA.ZVERINA College; Volunteers from the senior Ul'l Auto Wrler citizens of the area (RSVP); and DETROIT ·(UP!) - Chrysler others too numerous to mention. In this search for creative Corp. and its Japanese affillate, alternatives to funding there were Mltsublshl Motors Corp., could and wlll be many winners. Victims fonnally announce the location of of domestic violence are served their joint venture assembly car because the monies raised by the plant as early as Monday, with conference wUJ go to direct service. strong indications that the site wUI Members of the community gain not not be in Michigan. A company spokesman said only because of the skllls that ihey Friday afternoon that Chrysler are developlngbutbecausethey are • Chalnnan Lee A. lacocca tenta· helping to support a program that lively has planned a news confer· services the mental health needs of ence in Detroit Monday morning. many In the rommunity. This model of cooperative net· The spokesman, Doug Nicoll, added workllig Is the grass roots source of that another news conference could · funding to set-of! budget cuts and be held later that day "outside the traditional funding soorces thai are disappearing. Working together In a ( !lcoo"e by qu.ui<n: MI. Vernon Naz. (SoD!)y) Garnes will be joining the staff of C-21, Southern IHJis, R.E., Inc. She has attended classes at Rio Grande College and Community College, Gallipolis Business College and Capital Law School In Columbus. · Garnes has been invovled In real estate for the past year and a half. College joined with Serenity House, I Inc. (an agency serving victims of domestic violence) to find a solution . to the problem of decreasing funds. While the incidence of domestic violence was extremely high for the area, the only source of revenue for theprogtarpwasprtmarUyiromthe marriage Ucense assessment. Vic· ttrns In the three-county area served by the counseling .center and Serenity House, Inc., were not beeln fully served because of a lack of funding. The problem being pres· ented was two-fold: A. Create dollars to solve the Immediate problem of . serving victims of domestic violence and B. Enable service providers In Southeastern Ohio to Improve and developskUls in obtaining alternative sources of funding. The solution was Dollars and SenSe - A Grant Writing Conference. The first steps in cooperative alternatives to funding sources is a model of effectiveness tilnetwork· ing to Increase potential dollars for · the community. The program to be presented on Oct. 24-25,1985 at Rio Grande College and Community Student Center is already a success bel:ause it has Involved the entire service rommunity in the process. • Infonnatlon about the program can be obtained by calling 1-lm-282·7201 (in Ohio) or 614-245-5353 extension 279. This conference represents a cooperative effort by members of the ·community to solve a serious problem. The range of volunteer activities that are making the program possible are extensive and bring to mind the cooperative spirit that penneated the ~rea through the years. It Is like the time when a fanner needed a new barn, and· other friends would come in tor a barn raising. Even in times of high technology and cmpetitlve market· ing, the community members in southeastern Ohio have joined together to seek alternative and to help each other. Presenters and guests volunteerIng their expertise are: Dr. Ramci'Ja Hopkins, Executive Director, Gallia -J ackson-Melgs Health Board; Richard LeBlanc, Director, LIMIT I 2 QTS. Publlc Nptice • · Poal 6 Noon·J p.m. Open Rec ....................................................... Noon.,J p.m. Open ~m 1>8 p.m. CoUege Rec .............. .. ...... ,.................... .. .......... 1>8 p.m. College SW1mm 7 6~ p.m. College Rec ........ .................. ............ ......... 7: 15-8: 15 a.m. Early Bird Swim U:Jl.l2::1J Fitness Swim 6-!1 p.m. O:Jllege Swim 8 Closed- Volleyball$: :JJ p.m..... ... .................................. .. 11:l)..l2:ll Fitness Swim Rio vs. Urbana and llai.e - Gymnastum ..,. ' •' · · RIO .. GRANDE Nlhety-tlve ; ·,. percent of the 1!!111-85 graduates of ~-~' Rto Grande CoUege's Holzer SchoOl of Nursing (20 of 21) P,aSsed the ' National Council Licensure Exam!· : ~ · nation on thier first attempt and are :: :now registered nurses. •: That Is the highest percentage : . ever at the school, according to : :·;De.an Janet Byers.. •·-: As a result of the program's . : · success, the school has received • · "full approval status" from the Ohio · • · Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration. The program consists of a specially designed two-year (seven • · quarter) undergraduate currlcu. , · !urn and prepares students to :, • provide direct nursing care' to patients In structured health care settings. Qlnlcal Jearn,tng experiences are nmvid•'<lln health care settings with Siathdce Deparlmool Twenty pass Garnes joins staff national exam GALLIPOLIS - Sonseerhay • • school !Qtal yardS tram scrimmage mark establtsred by the 19<18 "Golden Era" team In an 86-0 victory over Nelsonville (487) when the Blue De'Vlis rushed and passed Friday tor 524 yards. GAHS rushed 47 times for 400 yards. Slone hit seven d 13 aerials (two Intercepted) for 124 yards. The 1981 Blue De'VUs rushed and passed for 458 yards In a SIHi-vtctory over Wellston. Andy Howard rushed l5 times for 136 yards; KirkJacksonhadnlnefor 64; GambleGrarttllfor44andSione four for 36. Saunders used nine different backs. GAHS may )lave also set a new mark for rrost first do\!ms In one g;~me - 26. MHS had 12 - eight In the first halt. . MHS' signal-caller Sllawn Joy hit live d l5 passes (three were Intercepted) for4lyards. Gamble Grant was Gallla's top recytver (347). Je!f Atkinson had me for 29; Gary Harrtson two for 31 and Kirk Jackson one tor 17. Mike Spence had 25 yards with three catches for the Tigers. Marietta had 117 return yards, · GAHS41, butl!Y7oftoosecameonslx kickoff returns .. GAHS never punted. MHS punted four times for 160 yards. GAHS was nl'ller penallzal untO the third unit hit the field late In the game. Gallia's John Strait, Gamble Grant and Shawn Grant had pass Interceptions. Keith WWlams and Brian Mugrage had Interceptions for the Washington Countlans. Friday, GAHS travels to Ripley. Marietta wUJ oost Parkersburg South. Statlsllc8: •• RIO GRANDE - Alternative sources of funding are. ai~ illl Important goal for educatlon, service, government and community organizations. This Is especially true when budget cuts from government agencies appear imml· nent. To su!VIve service providers , must aggressively seek ,to develop beyond "fill·in·the·blank" grantsmanship. Located In the hills of southeast· ern Ohio, it is often Impossible to attract the professional grants person. Salaries are low and many of those serviced comes from indigent populations. The need Is great but the dollars are small. While there are several large universities within a 100 mile radius of the area, the high-powered grantsmen are busy developing research mon~. Program survival depended upon a grass roots movement to develop community skllls in findlhg those extra dollars that could make the dltference In expansion . of quality service or fazing out of nee<led programs. Realizing the need ofthe area, the Educational Counseling Center of Rio Grande College arid Community (Thunday) ' JaclaM ...... .......................... o 2 •umobw RGC to sponsor graht wnt1ng conference SOUtll Point ID Coal Grove 16 (Thursday) Pt. Pleasant 16 Huntlngtxln East 1!1 · ~ · . 1• . Ironta>32 Atllens 12 Wlleolenburg 28 Roc1< HW 0 imes- i"entint_l~ Sectipn ~ - ~ 11' _ Giveaway - - - - - - - . . :,.- Y•rd Sale on . and Tuea .• 9 to 4 1t ddlton. Ceramic bloqou. olt, peppero. Md ml•c. Roglsto,.d Springer Spo· JJ,:=t=====~ nlol. Colt 114· 24&· 92219. 11 big gerege bogo Of geNtto pllcltageo. Colt 8! • 24&·6481 . ' '2 1 fomole pup, l'olobr Oormon Shophord. 4 moo. old. Coli 114· 317· 76. 1-------'--- Letart Grade School, all aize clothing. furniture and mise itemt·. Rain dates Oct. 11 and 12 . Flatrock Volunteer Fire Dept .. Yard Solo, Fti ond Sat, 9 :00 till 1. Knic Noes and clothes. Much More . Moving Sale, 403 Chesnut Street, Henderson , Grand · father Clock. · Color TV, Household itema, Thura, Fri . ·and Sat . · Garage ule, 7 Burdette Addn. 9 :00 1111 1. Oct 7 & B. Good bar with 2 atoola, formica kitchen top, 40 " vented range hood. 4 storm windows . 8 ...... "P.iimeri:iv ........ . Middleport· & Vicinity ...... -.. -................... . Moving Sele : 1 day on ly, Monday. October 7th. 9:004:00. 104 Wolfe Orlvo. Pomeroy . · Oct. 3td, 4th . ond 5th. Boby clothes, toya. kltl _of misc . Items . Follow stgnt on Pomeroy Street In Muon . Salem Street in Rutland , near tho brldga. Oct. 3rd. 4th , and 6th . 8 :30 -6:00. Public Sale 8t Auction RICK PEARSOf'j AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Ellote. farm , antique, liquidation salea. Liconood Ohio and West Virginia . 304· nJ. 6785 or 304· na-6430. . 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cath for late model clean used c.rt. Jim Mink Chev.- Oids Inc. Bill Gena Johnson 614-448-3872 11 Help Wanted ------- coMPlETE HOUSEHOlDS Room -board with femlly FURNITURE . B!Hjs, iron, willing to pro\lkle 1Upport . wood, cupboards. chairs. serv;ce• for gentlem~n age chests , baskets , dishes. 66 . Contact Joann, 614Jtone jar•. antique&, gold 446· 81 46 . and tllver. Write · M .O . Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy. Ohio MONEY. MONEY, MONEY! 46769 or colt 61 4 · 99 2 · The army National Guard 7760. c•n· provide you with a part -time monthly PlY · Buyln~ doily gold, lilvor check. P-LUS qualified colns;rrngt, ·leweln. •terUng membera could earn more ware, old coin1. large cur- than 120.000 In educetlonel roncy. Top pricoo. Ed. Bur· blnellto. ENLIST NOW! Call kelt Barber Shop, 2nd . Avo. 304-676- 3950 or 1·800· Middleport, Oh . 6t4 -992 · 642 · 3619 . 3476 . Part-time tecretary. ApproX. 24 hn . per wk. Must hiVt sbove average typing 1nd FmploymP.nl office okllio. PEAS. Apply by Sc rvt ct:s resume to GMHA. Rt . 2 . Bldwoll, Ohio 46614 before November 13, 1985. 1-------.,.. 11 Help Wanted One carttflad Medical Tech notogiat, weekday" Send resume to boK 300, in Clre of tha Gallipolis Dolly Trlbune, 825 Third Ave., Galli· polio, Oh 46631 . Mechanlc needed : uperiance necuurv. Must have own tooto. Coli 614· 388 8547 . AVQN . Sail Avon moko 45% . Call 61 4 -446· 3358. Field Service Manager. Mu1t like worldng with handa. 22K bctoo lllary. Call 214 · 869-3535 . 12,000 guartnta,d per month If qualified & oc · oapted for our men1ger1 program . For person•llnterview apply Beat Weatern Motel on Tues. from 1 to 5, 8 _to _ 7._ _ _ _ _ __ Help wanted to food bctby v•l 8AM-12Noon. Coli 814246 -9102 or 81 4 - 448· 8108 . S1 . 200 par month DELIVERY. DRIVER . Sates local comp an-v h.. opening for several people full tme only, paid training pro· gram, p•ld vacation flrlt year, major medical benetitt. Cell Mon. or Tue1. aher 10AM , 814· 446 -7441 . Motu11. relieblo bctbysltter WANTEO TO BUY UIOd my home . Own transport•· wood & c oel heaters . tion and referancet required . SMONEYt Booida Poot Office on Rt. SWAIN'S FURNITURE. 3rd. Coli boywoari- 6 : 00 · 124. Long Bottom. Ohio . 4 & Olivo St. Golllpolls. Coli 10 :00PM , 614· 446·7893 . Rapidtv expanding comfomlly . Lot a of clothing .. ..1 4 · 448·31 69 . . looking for tmbloua pany Some ontiques. 9 :00-7 Oct. EJctr1 Ca1h. Could you use people for man1gement. ~-1 t . Wont to buy VCR : 'C.IH· an oxtre S600. 81 ,000. or 814· 446· 6695 . •2.000 extra cuh in Oc- Sales and customer •rvtce $t .200 ""r month If you Oct.7·12 . Gent Riggi resl· tober? Call 9AM to 8PM, dance. Abowe Ealtern Hjgh Wan1 to buy manuel tire Mon .· Fri, 614·388· 8476 or . qualify. company beneflte. Call Mon , or Tuet. 1her School on At.7. 9 a .m.-8 changer . Colt 614· 258 - 814· 448· 8237 10 orronge a 8261. lOAM. 814· 448· 7451 . p.m . Ra in cancels. ,._ pertonel interview . 1-:-::-----,.--..,- • • Yard Sale, Oct. 4 & 5 , betide Wanted To Buy • �11 Help Wanted 23 31 Prohlsstonal Servtces Eooy Aooombly Workll600 per 100 Guaranteed pay Water wells dnlled. and ser ment No experience no vtced Pnces on request Call Illes Deta~ls &and self 614 742 3147or614 992 !Jfdroued stomped onve 6006 lope Elon V11al715 3418 1- - - -- - -- Entorprooa Ad Ft Poerca Fl PIANO TUNING ANO AE 33482 PAIR back to school doa count• free est1mates The Army National Guard Ward s Keyboard 304 675 needs your pnor m1llt1ry 5500 or 876 3924 serviCe expenence Enltct now for part t1me montly paycheck educattanal op Re al Estate portunttHJI rat1remant tn co~ end much more Call 1- - -- - - --,-304 676 3950 or 1 BOO 31 Homes for Sale 642 3919 Government home from 81 Chnst1en female p1ano IU repair) Also dehquant player for Reflect1ona lox property Call 805 687 go1pel smgmg tr1o Occa 6000 exl GH 10189 for alonal week end traveling mformat•on requ ired wtthtransportat1on 1 ~-------­ provldod Call Evel yn One of a kmd log cabm Roush 304 682 2049 oftor Raccoo n Creek 7 miles 5 30 PM or woek endo - from R1o Grande 11 mtles Eam FREE Chnetmas g1fts from Galhpohs Air conditl by havtng a Merrt Mac home oned electnc furnance or cetaiQg party 100 por washer dryer county wa cent guaranteed lme of g1fta tar pnced under SJO 000 toys and home decor Items furn11hed Call 6 14 379 Call 304 675 5758 for de 2141 tails Open•ngs ava1lable for 1- - - - -- - - damonstratora N o 3 bedroom full basement Investment eat m kttchen carport 82 600 & take over pay MediCal sacretary part ttme ments Plant• Subd1 v1sron for new bu11neas Pleasant Call 614 446 7360 Valley Home Medtcal Equtp 1- - - - - - -- ment Send resume to Bo~t 3 bdr ex netghborhood C 3 care of Po1nt Pleasant pool 11r 2 f~replaces quah Reg1ster 200 Ma.n St Po1nt f1es for bond money A One Pleasant W Va Real Estate Broker Call 304 675 5104 or304 676 Catalog aale• and dehverv 53B6 Earn up to &8 S10 per hour 1- - - - - - - - nrvlctng our customers 3 Dedrm lerge kitchen 1 304 675 1090 or 304 273 bath utility room & garage 2481 Coli 614 446 1358 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Homes for Sale By owner Stately 3 bed room house at 10 E St 1974 Holly Park 14X70 2 pl1ancas Fem•IY room d1n1ng room throughout F A heal 2 baths bose A steel at Collect 614 423 6289 $10 600 May remain on present lot Call 614 742 3033 3 bedroom home 811.1 per On rented lot ment garage 827 000 cent 111umableloan garden spot Reduced down to wuher dryer awn1ng Call 614 992 2469 oftor 6 00 pm By owner 2 bedroom ranch 704 Mar~etta Road Po1nt Pleasant mea location low 1968 Aoyol mobllohomafor sala 12x40 $3 000 814 949 2996 50. 1 609 463 2692 owner 206 Midway Drrve New Haven Comfor table llvmg' 3 bedroom• living room 2 baths large eat on kotchen utoloty room All electr•c bnck home 2 car garage buemant, large lot By appoontment only proce 304 882 2833 aod b'th oo one ae<e boautoful yard Sootb . side 120 000 00 304 676 5 robnlW 3488 4 rooms plus completely remodeled 1n11de Clo .. to Lobrary only $19 900 00 Call Hudson Realty Patsy Hudson broker Excellent cond1t1on Clean With or Without AC furmahlng1 $49 000 304 676 5047 By 1974 Hiller••• 12x66 2 b d 11 1 e room. part11 Y ur n11had Good condition t4500 Coll614 992 6283 or 114 992 2478 1981 14x70 woth 7x24 o•ponder Flraploca dloh wuher Like now t12 900 C II 614 •• _•_ _-_6_o_o3_7_ __ MOBILE HOMES MOVED ln1urad reatonabla rates ,_c_a_II_3_0_5_·5_7_6_2_33_6_ __ 1981 Holly Park 14170 $11 800 00 304 576 2947 1-------- 0 CLERK POSTAL JOBS 0 & CARRIER POSITIONS Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS The Donna Casey Family woshes to thank everyone for theor sympathy cards flow ers foods vtst ts & prayots dunng our sorrow EM S pallbeorers Mollet s Rev Allred Holley fnends & neoghbors Sadly mossed by choldren husband mother & dad sosters & btothot CARD OF THANKS We would like to offer our smcere thanks to everyone who sent flow m food cards called at the fun eral home and helped us 1n any way dunng the loss of our father V1rg1l 0 Roberts Sr A speml thanks to Fred and Joan Wood Rev Jack Fmn1cum and the pallbearers May God Bless you all Sons and da ~Chle rs m law Vugt l Jr J1m and Carolyn Sandy and Laura Paul and Anota ($9.48/hr to start) Special announcemenllor all candldatn planning to sign up for the Clirk·tarrler Examlnallon at lhe Jackson, Gallipolis and Wellston Posl Offices as well as many olher Posl Offices In lhe 456 Zip Code Area when Ills announced (Lasl given In 1983 - and sinGe II won I be offered again for at least 3 years,IIOn'i m1ss oull] Score SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1985 4-HOUR WORKSHOP 95·100% or Your Tuition Is 10:00 A.M. new carpet Refunded! NOW II the llti'IS IO prep111 The prftiiiJI II 011 It ICOI1 II hlth • Sloulblllo gel thl Job Clfttt Poslll Worktfl wm nw ''"' 1 1t1r11na 11t1ry of S18 &32 pl111 btntllttr - I!I'Kh .. ~e;etsl'ltiCI dsp 1~ 111111 ""' ~nd womtn rav•rdlw o11101 we lltotblll The first 11111 murd • IIOIIIIHrYict ~r ti1J1t1111 '"' 1111111 Htf t111 Rtlllt1r of Ellt lblel whiCh II KCOITIPIIS!td by paslng !ill Elll'll lt •• Dnt of 1~1 IIIII ~lrtd fill Hli tD Ill OM of lttl hiGher UOfll l And to bl hired It Ill dllrlllg tilt nlll tltrll VIlli you Will Mttl IO ICifl •r ltltl 85~ Th 5 workSho~ s be ng oHered now poor to tne lounal amounctment of the uam nahon dates to Q1Vft you adequate tune to prepare !(lr Ihe test M an~ 1»5 offiCes begrn estlnQ ~h naweek ol the announcement wtlchrsn I ti'ICIU;l~ lime to prepare prope ty By stanlng now you I be ud'y !() at1a111 h1Qh sco es usmg our methods wtoen the test Is gr'ttn come to the workshop II you don ! lee/ a/ the err:/ ol the course rhat It wI ~e/p you achieve a score ot fl5% or w rrer dOn t pay lot rhfl worl<shop/ FurttJwmort H your tern It ftn tiNfn 8,. on lht off/eM/ e 1am alter L~sln" our ttcttnlqllft we will lmmtdllftly refund your lull/on In fuJI/ WANT TO RELOCATE? We are the publiShers of Tht Postlll Alfr1 the bl wetk~ nfWSietter OMI'IOyou ~tal exam dateS" na onwde ()11y The Ach eve men Center prD'IIdeS IllS serviCe l earn how vou can relocate to any arta ol tile country you Hke • You a e lnvltel:l to b "'il you tape recorder lo record lhe worll:shop lor persanal e~am rev.ew • You rmy atten<l as m~ny e.t a sessions o! he worXshopas ~ ou rke (l)n a sl)ace ;wa! abl! baSis) W11hout add 11Qnallull on ella oe WOOKSHOP TUITION - $40 (Includes fJU8fllf!le6d 4-hOOr WoOOhop 111& Comy Gu.tle to FmrtJJ Ewamt ('Mth 6 complete p ac ce lUis] a Samp e Exam w1t1 Answe s Work$hop '1\o!Xbook 12 Important Stsps lor GettlnQ Hired mto file u S Postal S6rv1Ce Bookie f ollow up conSIJhalilln priVIleges Achlevell'lflnl Award m hgh-soorers and Prachce Kit co rta n ng Six Add Ilona Pract ce Exams With Answers Memory Test Flash Cards and Simuated Enm 1)'1 cassette tap~~) Plme b lng rwo No 2 PEine Is With f'OO to tl e Workshop ANNOUNCEMENT WITH SIGN UP OATESMAILED TO YOUR HOME Seat ng Is 11m lerl pre ca strat op by phone s adv sec DlherwM yoo may regi ste by arrMna thn1~ mnutes early Tu1t on s payable at lhe door by cnh ct1eck money o der MasterCard VISAor AmerlCCin Express CHOOSE 1 OF 2 WORKSHOPS MON , October 7th - 10 am-2 pm • SOUTH DISTRICT COOPERATIVE EXTENSION - JACKSON 17 Stand pope Ad (AI Slate Ate 93 Soulh at Stand pope Rd ) MON , October 7th - 6 pm-10 pm HOLIDAY INN - GALLIPOLIS 450 P1ke St (AI the junction of Ate 35 & Ate 7) For Instant WORKSHOP RESERVATIONS Call Today - TOLL FREE 1·800·233·2545, Ext. 4988·0 CANTHUMD1 f{)( lht Po~ ra hamWo rt~l\op on ct"S~I e tap!! wortboola and IHW!)rk5/IDp mater111S mentioll«t lboVII - v.lm same ul monty back gu ~ nlu- stnd SolO (Pu! S3 00 lor ~Npplng 1nd handMg) Stl!d Ofders o The Acnlm ment Cnter 697 U'lon S e• Deal 49880 Manchester fJH 03104 Cha ~e Card orders Witt be shipped wllhn 48 lxlurs by phoning IDIHfee t 800.233 2545 h 4988 0 (Ad:! S4 lo UPS 2 diy l)ue labt Sllfll ce or S8 IOf fedefal hp e!S guar1nteed 1 ~day dd'lllf\1 J T~ ~ IIIMme Cfn t .-.c ~ 1 nG'I 'rofll ~1/UlOIIII COIPOI'IDOIIIIMICII:IID K'-M!IIIIm !II !JU/1 Pff~ IIUI ~ 11Niilld dh 1M US Pollll Serob CopyrlgM (l l t84 AC~I!IItll C.nltr Located on Sl Rt Kn1ght home 33m Hartford W Va at the Sybil State Route ton, OH HOUSEHOLD 14 3 cu It almood refngeratOf less than l yt ~d sofa and chaor Hamrll(>ld organ K1ng wood & roal heaters chest d d1awetS m~c rockers & swwal ch aws roal cook stove counter I~ e~c Inc range harvest &Ukl gas ranee 10 000 liu aor rondrt!Oflet bedroom surtes end tables ptcture frames IX!rch glider sewmg mach1ne record player camper tee box baby bed rugs pro pane gas gnll Ooke new) and lots more ANTIQUE OR COUECTOR ITEMS' K1chen cnabmet wlflour btn oak wardrobe oak rockers lto nel ~rams #249 & #666 w/3 transletS C!IS and track 0 G clock wocker doll cradle 1950 metal stroller dated fruit tars books (rom 1800s oak chams McGuffey 2nd reader 1879 OS Goods 2nd reader 1871, ~tawatha pnmet 1898 5 & 6 gal stone Jars kraut cutter handmade rockmg hD<se paper hats & head bands from movoes John Mack Brown Lon Chaney Col Ttm McCoy m1sc old diShes and olher 1tems OWNER WAID HAYMAN Cash Eats PoSIIIYI ID DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 949-2033 OR 992· 7301 W V1 ltcense No 515-86 Not responstblo lor acctdents Ill loss of property Ren tal s Ant1que Auct1on Commg Up-Stay Tuned 41 304 875 8832 AUCTION DAlE: Saturday, October 12, 1985 TIME: 10:00 A.M. located on ~outs 160 IIi moles from Wikosvtlle 01 ill mtle from Junctton of 689 at carry out on 160 on rllhl AHor sollon1116 11:ro farm and moYOnl to florfteld County lr Gordes Prator wtll s~l overyth1n1 msplsoms household lt011s fARII EQUII'IIENl A1 Farmal Cwtlh breakro plow woth mower woth cuh•atorn (was purchaSEd new by Mr Praler) postho~ di~&er ~er n<e small manure spreader 2 ra. corn plooler. Ferguson PTO hay rak~ dort scoop ~der hay rake 41oot pt hlch boosh hog m1lk cooler. good drag dose 55 galkon drum spray rog 2llool hay ~evator 16 foot gran elevator: set ol horse harnesses 4 "'" leOOer box 1 reh lype oorn RTOnder. potbel~ stove several m•c hand tool~ 6 HP ndog mower: IWo push RI<IWifS mik oons; step IM!der lllrse sadd~ HAY llAIE 3 large roond ba~ oome square bales on bam 4 loles Slraw HOUSEHOLD WeslongholiSe r~ngertor no:e o~ klchen oobmel; IWo no:e met> klchero oobinels noce gas slove wrth lop i11d bottom oven lhree years old: noce dnelle sel; bouglol""' from Sea• &Roebucl<.la ble and l•e chatrs woth hulch wrth buff~ coffee and end ta~es black and whne TV: •de wardrolo ~op IEnch set of doub~s~k tubs GE aulomatoc washer shalk>w ..,, pump IWosmallo~ metalotl burners; IN IIi room surt~ cane bottom rockec 5 dd quolls 2 Ill len churn old cream separatDf several pa1r curtains niCe okl dresser. v.tlal knots sev eral o<lls and ends olher tlems loo numeroos lo menlon Cash - Torms- Aoprovad Chtcl Dtnnot sanod by local c:burch Not responstbls lor acctdents Of loss of property AUCTIONEER LON NEAL-PHONE 614-367·7101 NEXT AUCliON October 19 1915 lltiii'CountJ Louoso Cross- lthll iance Rd -Antoquas and Household The followmg w1ll be sold 2 SAME Corsaro 70 4 WD tractors (low hours), old Case tractor JD 3 bottom plow Ford 3 bottom plow Dun ham Lehr loader w/bucltel, hay wagon 5' pulllype bushhog JD 10' lransport d1sc bush hog 7' grader blade NH hay take Card mal gram elevator JO 2 tow corn planter 6 3 pi bush hog 3 pi round bale mover 3 pi seeder 3 pt post hole d1gger boom pole H1ibros grav1ty bed on runn.ng gears alll flotal1on t1res, Kuhn hay ledder Deutz Fahr drum mower MF 3pt d1sc 10 Hartogator 10 cult1packer round & square bales of hay and miscellaneous 11ems Terms Cash OSCAR BASTIAN!, OWNER LEE JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER CROWN CITY. OHIO PHONE 256-6740 the comer of Col· PUBLIC AUCTION • • 256 Hooper Street Alhens Oh1o Turn off R1chland Ave (at C!lnnmgham Mus1c) onto Hooper St • and follow alioul l·m1le to the Brown Country Home (Hooper St located JUSt a few blocks East of "S1ulin Steak House· on R•chland)l Walth for sicns• SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1985 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1985 AT 11:00 A.M. Ivan R and Ethel Brown are movmc from lhiiJ coun· lry home m Alhens and muslsell below listed 1tems (Partial ilstmcl' ANTIQUES & COLltCTOR ITEMS Early 2 pc stepback cup board w/ some old blue paml ~ ab lower doors no upper doors (as IS) tall Jenny lmd spool turnllll bed excellent Ab bot deluxe uproght poano Mr Brown has rehnoshed the lo velr mahogany case on this ptano excellent oak Swan par lot pump organ on ~ery good workmg order ~ctoroan organ stool oak breakfast set walnut V1ct ntght table very n1ce oak pressed back arm chatr ~d high chaor 3 corner sland miSe stands/lockers plus other 1tems• COLLECTOR ITEMS 2 1ovely 7 Jac k In Pulp1l purple 111 descent vases 6 Weller louwelsa pillow vase 2 scnpt marked Weller vases 8\1 Rosev lie center bowl Hull Art tea pot McCoy 24K gokl wash olems blue & white stone Bul ter Clock Mockey Mouse Jjanter Jewel Tet 1tems purple Slag lmperoal footed bowl decotated plates onclude Austn a/ Germany & olhers pmk swan lllndle bowl purple carn1 val fenton Prestdenls bowl blue opal handle bowl looth p1cks foslona candy dosh brass bell bottom candlestick round bevel m1rror plateau ~vely mountain scene servmg tray ftom Germany cut glass basket pattem glass bowls /compoles & other 1tems deco bone dishes beam decan ters & other bottles green to crystal slemwa1e depressoon glass Casl oron ~em s mclude Mortar & Pestal2 burner mtne ltght dutch oven sad oron Corn muffin tray & olhers few pnm1t1veotems 8 Sears lofeltke duck decoyS Si lver coffee serv1ce Plus much more not ltsled Very good select1on of glass chona & collecto1 1tems1 From Galhpohs, take Rt. 141 through A1d, turn nght on Bald Knob Road, be· hJnd Lawrence Co. Twp. Fire Dept. at ' And1s. Watch for signs. Fetch saw mill mgood cond1t10n, 550 Oliver trac · tor, lnternatwnal tractor 1965 Massey Ferguson d1esel w1th log forks , 220 Massey Ferguson backhoe w1th 200 front end loader 19791mpala Ghev 4 door, 1978 Plymouth Fury w1th a1r & power 1977 Plymouth Fury w1th a11 & power, 1976 Plymouth Fury w1th a1r & power 1973 Dodge van, 1971 Chev p1ckup custom1zed, 6 cyl, cham saws gasoline weed eaters, ndmg lawn mowers gasolme push mowers, gasoline motors, water pumps hydraulic 1acks B&D rad1al arm saw deep & shallow well water pumps, Alhs Chalmers power un1t, roto l1llers, 6 It bush hog, dnll press 111 lire changer. Oliver band saw, hand tools & many more m1sc 1tems HOUSEHOLD AND MISC Foldmg cabmets metal desk , bicycles oak desk, all type of cha1rs bef'IGhes, electncal ranges step ladders, school desk, tables, stereos auto wash ers & dryers wood & coal stove color lV, metal shelvmg, mdex f1le, mov1e proJectors, hospital bed, lockers what nots, dishes pots &pans, and lots more Somethmg For Everyone MODERN ITEMS Excellenl Speed Qu een heavy duty auto maliC washer only 3 years ~d good Wesltnghouse drye1 Songer portable sewmg machone excellent Stratolounger re elmer good La ZBoyrecltner very mce large 4 cush10n sofa w/ tufted back very noce modern brea kfls~sej w/ 6 chatrs modern bedroom sutte beds very good Reallstoc_ am /fm stereo used very httle sewmg masket pole lamp fuelotl fur nace !works) and 275 gallon fuel storage tank bookcase as sorted chatrs & stands plclures decoratm lamps books outdoor hammock good outdoot gnll lawn cha1rs exira noce comfort & qutlt Chrostmas decorations Morror Mat1c pres sure canner mtxers tronsand other s mall applian ces Cook ware & household goods Plus much more nollosled l Good clean sale' Most everythtng ready for your 1mmed1ate use• Terms Cash Day of Safe or Check w1th Pos1tlve 10 AUCTIONEER NOTE. Plan ,o attend for an mterestmg fast 1110¥101 all-clay sale O~~ERS: 'WORMAN HUMPHREY Positive ID Cash \ for lois or acc1dents OWNER: IVAN R & ETHEL BROWN MARLIN "EDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER OTTIE OPPERMAN 614 385· 7195 (614) 245·5152 • l1ncoln Ave phone 304 675 4469 2 bedrooms No polo 614 949 2424 In Tuppers Plaons •175 plus utilities ond dapo11t 2 bedrooms Phone 614 887 3487 ' NORTH +K7 2 A bndge deal can be lnstructive in many ways When West opened With one diamond, and North and East passed South jumped unmediately to four hearts He assumed that slam was not likely for his s1de after West had opened tbe blddmg and be did not want to give the East-West opponents a chance to explore a possible save As 11 happens, f1ve d~amonds ts down only one tr1ck, a worthwhile sacrif1ce 11 North-South can make four hearts, but certainly Impossible to bid after the four heart reol'!!ftlng Havmg made the nght choice of b1ds South neJt had to make the nghl cbmce of plays Earher thUJ week I c1ted an mstmct1ve play thaL was wrong Do you see the danger lurking for today s declarer' Perhape that s too much of a h1nt but let declarer tm· pulsively ruff the openlng lead of the kmg of diamonds and he wtll go down like the TliaRIC Instead declarer must shed a spade on the opening lead WeSt w11J now switch to a spade but South can wm the spade ace, play a heart to the 10 and ruff a dtamond He will now play to dummy s spade kmg +7 6 5 WEST EASt. +A K J 10 54 .76 U762 • Q 10 9 +JH3 +JIO 9 8 tAQ3 +A64 .AKQ3U2 • . tK 4 2 Vulnerable East West Dealer West Nortb Pass 'Pass t+ Pass ' . 60 per cent offll Flashing arrow signs t219111 Ughtod, non arrow t247 Unlighted 8198 (Froa lonorwll See locally l1m1ted quanlty Hurry I 1 (8001423 0183 enyttma Usod 460 John Deere dozer & uaed J 20 Oltcfl Wotch trencher 1 614 694 7842 or 5006 Model 37S 12 geuge Ithaca pump aho1:gun wtth r1b bar roll poly choke good condt loon Coli 61 4 38B 970B East Pass Pass ' Opening lead haattng 1tove1 K1ng coal stove & Kmg wood a. coal stove Call 61 4 388 98 17 2 +K ruff dummy s last spade and lhen play back to the J•ck of hearts De clarer now leads dummy s queen or dl amonds, on wh1cb he throws a club Poor West can wln that trtck but must now lead away from the club A Q to giVe South his contract •1us NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Commodore 16 computer $130 hko oew Call 614 446 4236 Med Buck woodburner 614 446 6695 Call PRICE WAR I Fluhlngorrow 11gn 50 percent offl $289 complete! L1ghtad non arrow $24 7 Unlighted $199 (Free lottorsl SM locally 1 BOO 423 0163 anyt1me l Surplus Denim Army Rental Cemouflage olo thong Sam Somerville 1 Ea1t R•venawood after noons weekends unlined den 1m Jackett *19 00 Ser1ous about losing weight? Contact Gloria Grato At 2 Box 292 Letart W Va 25253 304 882 3152 2 ton Window atr cond almost new 220 volts GE 8375 00 Also usortmont of used furmture D & W Homos 304 676 4424 55 8utldmg Supplies Bu1ldeng Materilrll Block bnck tewer plpee w1ndows llntall ate ClaudeWmters RtoGrande 0 Coll614 2411 8121 Shredded bark S20 00 p1ckup load Hardy ever green shrub1 $10 00 ea ch 6 ft Sco1ch P1ne $24 00 each 2 miles north of Stiver Brtdge on upper Rt 7 Oh1o 614 446 4530 Bu1ld1ng material concrete blocks all size• lentils flu blocks clay tile Doliv1ry Gollopolls Block Co Plno St Galllpoloo Ohoo Call 614 446 2783 1 4x70 mob1le home per !lolly furn11hed 1979 Camero 1978 Olds Don Bell 304 895 3857 46 Space for Rent Fire wood for ule 125 00 load 304 675 4373 Remmgton model 700 A D L 30 011 brand newl 1275 304 773 5235 oflor SUBlEl - Retatl space located at 41 Court Street lafayette Mall Gallopolos Ohoo Square footage of l 157 sellong space and 227 square feet of storage space on lhe second float of the lafayeltt Mall Call 614 446 7653 9 lO Ill 8 00 Monday thru Satu1day 5 pm 50 percent offll Flashong arrow aogns 8259111 Ughtod F.;ll Rental Spectall New non 1rrow e247 Unlighted $199 IF rea lenora II see cqndomlnium overloolung 2 bodroom furnjohod mobil& ocean In North Myrtle Beech homo t7& clepollltroqulrod ~~=;:=====r.;;:::;::::::;::~::=-r:;:::::::::::::;:::::i locally LomHod quantity Hurryl 118001423 0163 near 18 beautiful golf Utllltleo portoolypold Phonal cq,urtes calabash and rea· 304 876 8512 after 5 PM 44 Apartment 48 Space for Rent 51 Household Goods on'(lome taurant row 2 bedroom• for Rent _M _ox_ed _ h-or_d_w_oo_d_s-la_b_s -S-12si!•P• lilll wtth king liZ' 2 bedroom tr11ler Hud ap CDUNTRY MOBILE Home GOOD USED APPLIANCES beds jacuzzi in master bath proved rent neootllblt 304 Waohoro dryers refrlgara per bun dl e contain 1ng ap P111l. Route 33 Nonh of , prox 111 ton fob Ohoo outsodo swo..,mlng pool 67&-4088 bedroom opt for ronl Pomeroy Large Iota Call tora ranges Skeggl Ap Pallet Co Pomeroy Ohto SOecial fall rotao $260 - - -- - - - - 1Nicely located Contact VII· 1114 892 7479 pllances, Upper River Ad Phone 614 992 6461 weakly Alto ecceptmg ret logo Manor In Mlddl1pon beoldo Stone Crol1 Motel erYodons for summor- ol - 44 Apartment 81 4 992· 7787 Equol Trallar opacn omoll child ~14 446 7398 King Wood Bumar w1th 1986 1125 00 discount for for Rent Housing Opportunity ren accepted At 1 out blower thermostat 11de oorly bookong balore 3 1 Loculi Road bock of K & K County Appllonct Inc food •260 Franklin Wood 88 For lnformatton call or One or two bedroom -rt 304 875 1078 Good ueed appliances and Burner elec1rtc free write Tha Medlco~Sb.oppo mentt In Pomeroy Fur· TV 1111 Open BAM lo 8PM nanding ftreplace heater l"f 565 Jackson 'Pika JACKSON ESTATES nlohod or unfurniohed R1r11 Might consider trade for Gallipolis Oh 45631 Call APARTMENTS !Equal negotiable Coli 814 982· Mobile homo 101 fur rent 1 Mon thru Sot 614 446 ..,,. county woler, 11 ptlc 1699 627 3rd Avo Galli· Ivory Johnson guns Call 614 446 2206 Housing Opportunity! 1723 oyst1m 911 tap gerdon poll1 OH 614 992 2572 • monthly rent 11arto ot 11 69 Near Waterloo farm house for 1 bedroom end $204 for 2 bedroom HCOnd floor apt epot, aloclrlc Hrvice 8t 1- - - - - - -- Pomeroy and Middle Valley Fumlture. now & TONY S GUN REPAIRS 5 rooms balh 1 child 2 bedroom deposit t200 Total electric Acrooa from hoi dip robluelng olltyposot 8126 references S. deposit locoled noor Spring Vallay Pomeroy Flro Stallon Call pon on At 7 t.70 00 per uHd Large section of qu11 month D & W Homn itv furniture 121 e Eaotem guntmith work felt Mrvtce Coli 814 643 2644 Ploro and Foodla~d pool 1114 992 7314 304 875 4424 Ave Gallipolis 304 676 4631 and C1blo TV avlllrablo l.Wr home locolad on At oftlce hours 11 po11lbl1 10 Unfumllhed oportrnent for Mollohan Furniture AI 7 58Q 3YJ m1las from tpwn am to 4 pmand7 pmlo9pm ronl In Syracuse 114 992 Kan1uga 1 yr free ftn1nce 47 Wanted to Rent Green School d111 132& Monday Friday C~U ,, 1"' 71189 after 5 p m Call 814 448 7444 8 pc mb $150 dop Coli 614 44e·2745 or laavo wood llvingroom auite HANNAN TRACE 216 6789 or 814 266 meuage Fumlshed Apartment for l400 6205 BAND BOOSTERS ronl, no children Avalloblo Oarege to rent In Point I - - - - - - - - Newly redecorated farm Nlcaly furnished mobile 1ftar Oct 3 Coli t14 982 Pie•unt for vehicleatorege Couch 8t ch•~r swivel chairs complale bed ellen 304 875 2110 home eH apt central elr 2749 Now taking hc!uao. $35 budget gu end hoot In city aduho only of dnwer• queen 8t fulltize doo per mo Choohlro Call 61 4·448 0338 orders for: APARTMENTS mobll1 mottreu Coli 61 4 44 8 en11 ref & deposit Coli 1 - - - - - - - -homos. hou111 Pt Plaasant 3224 M m: liollllll s I~ 614 446 3760 or614 367 2 bdr apl good locotlon end Galllpollo 814·448· Homemade 0:122 rodecorotad utlllll11 panly 822t Keninore hot watar tank & • Apple Butter monlho old Glbeon rofrlgar paid Coll304675 5104or 2 ·bclr unlurn house on co~ •• 304 675 5386 2 br op1rtmanllln Handor Iter 8 montht old Carpet 61 Houuhold Goods Ref & dop utthtooo not pold 1------..---- eon 304·878 1872 with padding 614892 QUARI Cilll 814 446 3949 Furnlohld apl 2 bdr 13111 3877 Call 614 256-1206 4tf1 Galllpolll t 1911 wotor Middleport 2 bedroom fur3)Jedroom doubla co~ gar pold Coli 448 4418 otter nished apt. cell 1-304 882· SWAIN Twin bedo mlrrow dresser OR 614-256 -1161 age finished holt booamant Bpm AUCTION • FURNITURE nlte 11and complete 614 211111 dl)hwaohar garbogo dlopo 1__:~------­ e2 Ollvl8t, Golllpolia Now 448 8603 or 304 675 _. built In oven ron go now 74011 2nd Ava 3 bdr one •d two bedroom unfur • uoed wood coalotov~· e 7136 .-lnt 1t10o.,...,Portsmouth t190 mo 1 bdr t13! nloohaCI apfo ol U1Ritleo"pold pc wi>oo!LR .,ho U99 1 - - - - -- -- Ra Rt 141 deposit ro D 1 d C1 11 614 In Point Pleaaont 304 175 bunk bods t199, antron Stripped couch brown qulrad 1300 Coll614 448 4411 eposot requ ra Absolulely the NCtlnan t99 ltiW • ulld orange and block a 50 00 7112 4222 botwHn 9 8o 5 1134 bedroom aultos rengos 304 675 6221 Besl Alignment 2 bdr apt • fully carpolod 1420 Lewis St 1 -room wringer wolhors 8o oohoos F4rm house off AI 7 from 11 Court St t325 mo • rot 304 675 3420 llvlngroom .,~ t199 1· Man In the Areo . Eureka Call 614 256 & clop Call 614·446 4926 •1188, Iampo oleo buying 63 Antiques 14112 Ml Vomon Ave rodiiCo cool 8o wood llovoo Coli - - -- - - - -• Complete C01 roted 3 br 1pt full ball 1114 44e 3158 Upstairs unfurnllhed apt 8¥U1Hul hill top mountain corpoled all utllitlll pold no mant 3041783030 or 1------~---------- 1930 ero dlnono oak tabla Serv ice, Lube Jobs, lodge style country home cflildron no pots Call 614 675· 3431 with leaf 4 chetra matching LAYNE S FURNITURE Otl Change, ort 30 rural acr11 Stone 448 1637 chino cabinet lffordobll hearth cathedral celhng Furnished 1 br apt, 111 Sofas and chairs Pl'lced from Call 614 446·8263 Tune - Up1, Bruke plu1h carpetmg 3 bed Furnished apt utlltleo pard. ulllltiH lncl Adults only No *288 to 1898 fobleo, t50 and up to 112& Hide 1 rolom• 111 bath lull boll t236 1 bdr odulto 243 pots Call oflor 4 00 304 large stamp collection Jobs, Muffl er\. b1d1 t390 and up 10 •300 Soli ortrodaforcoino morrl U50 per month Coli Jackson Plko, G•llipohs 875·3788 Try u1 , we con do tl60, oofa bods t14&, Coli 814 949 2801 or 614 6t4 742 2115 Call446 4416 aflor 7PM Racllnero t226 to t371l 949 28110 11 heller . Liftfurnoshod 2 bedroom Smalllfflcloncy apl for one 46 Fumtthed Room1 Lamps from t28 to t1 25 pc dlnan•• from U 09 10 m~e end clean Deposit adult Ca111114 441 33&1 requtred no lntlda pets For rent SIHPing Roomo 4311 7 pc t189 and up 54 Mise 614 992 3090 2 bdr modern opt ovor and light houH keeping Wood table w~h six choirs to t748 Oook t110 looking city pork novo rooms Pa111 Central Hotool t286 up to 1225 HU1chao, 1860 Firewood cutup slobo. 1 F6r rent trader loti and rofrlg t190 mo Call PJ s Clll e14 446 0751 hauu otGalllpohsFerrv 8& 614 448 1819or614 446 1 - - - - - - - - - Bunk bod complolo with trucl< lood t100 2 nao SERVICE STA TION monra&MI, t278 1nd up to Pickup load you haul ft & Q Trailer Park 304 678 2325 eve Furnished room t1 28 utoll t398 Baby beds t110 HEAP accepted Call 614 2.8.44 call avemngs 992-9932 tlea pold, 919 2nd Av1, Furnished opt 113611 2nd Golllpoloo olnglo mala Coli Monro&Mo or box 1prtnge. 248 5904 HO.so locoted At 1 Ohoo Golllpolos 2 bdr water pold. 4411 44111 after 7PM :'~ ~~~.!: .::.~ I-F=-,-r_-oo_d_t_o_r-.-~e-c~a,~,8~1-:4 R1ver Road Potter CrHk t186 Coli 446 4416 aflor I· 4 dr chilli t49 5 dr 387 0121 or 614 367 flt{ed Evoreno Schwortr 7PM chana •51 Bed framoo 0181 or 814 387 0401 F{l 1 Locust Rood Point 46 Space for Rent f20 end t28 10 gun Gun 1- - - - - - - - Plfaoonl W Vo Furnlthed ept for nonamok Ciblntto, U&O (lao or King wood 8o coal IIOVI lng nondrinking gentle man lovely neighborhood Mobile homo lot 12'x60 "' llactrlc rangos t375 Boby t225 Mogle Chll goutovo all prlvole Ulolltloolncludod 1moll1r •111 waler pold. 4th moHre-o, t28 8o t35 bod t100 TruoValuo40gal goo fremoo t20, t211 8o t30 hot water tonk 170 Coli Coll614 44' 3918 8o NoH, Gallipolis Call 441 ldng frame •eo Goodoolec 814 992 2770 4416 altar 8PM ~1 Help Wanted Aovo11ldo Apll Middleport 1--,-------- tlon of -room suites 100:11 clan hardwood dell Speclll rates for Senior Llrgt treiler IPICI on rockara metll c1 binet1 verod ond IIIOIIod t70 taco Citizens t130 Equol Hous Bulavlllo·Addloon Rd Coli hledboordo t 38 & up to cord t40 hill 135 pickup ..II 01g Opportunltiol 614-992 1114 3117 0232 Ofll14 441 SEMI DRIVER Clll 814 441 7524 7721 4288 lroonon& Men/Women 18 Up UACI F1Wnltuow • ' M1tll Nltlonatf]OCII JOb plaetmMI IS Firewood split llocked 1986 COLUMBIA 2 bedroom apartment• Large private lot potlo rurol ofltcl dolka 3 mlle1 out and delivered for t30 slorga "'Stint & IUifllltlld Studtnt Lo.ns New Haven WVa Newly weter aduh1 only, nur Bulovllla Ad Open 81m to 1<>1d C1ll 114 448 7993 or 14x60, 2 BR D0 f Ctrt1I!Utiort remodeled In town 614 Cemonary CoR 11 4 446 • llpm Mon lhru Sot 014·367 0201 1ftor 5 f ••1•1 Amsttnl An•llblt FR. kttchen, total 1114·446·0322 992 7481 Hllllll Sblft/ftlldHilflllllll 3818 EtttlltfttiiiCOIIIt l'ottntill aloctrtc bay wmdow £1..1t.l• l~tmulloft for ftd••l Lot~~ 11 Help Wanted Furntshed • UN liED !RUCK MASlER 11 Help Wanted Rt 14 llonorol Wtlll W Vo WAS 112,500 ' Phone 304/ 489 2027 Home Office Cltlowstor Fl NOW Morning propane heater w1th blower 40 000 BTU frrm 1300 304 676 6373 Warm D1ning room table wood 2 charrs for sale 304 875 6633 54 Mtsc Merchandtso KIHDLEWOOD ' 50% MORE HEAT EVERY LOG. SAVE ONE-THIRD OF EVERY LOAD. SJ.50 'Heats to 3,000 Sq. Feet PRE-SEASON •use Free Sland•ng" or SALE As Ftreplace Insert 'Glass Door "*Atr T1ght Ash Pan 30°/o OFF '-;;:::=:;:::;:==== CHOOSE YOUR PAYMENT PLAN *NO MONEY DOWN *90 DAYS SAME .AS CASH *NO PAYMENT-TILL DECEMBER *SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH WORTH A TRIP FROM ANYWHERE tBRING YOUR PICKUP! MGM FARM CITY OLD TIME HEATING CO. 6 mtles below Galhpolts on Rt 7 OPEN DAILY 12 TO 7 P M, SUN 12 TO 6 PM. .m '-;::;=;===::;=== October Spectacular Savings Sale l I• 10% DOWN FINANCING ON ANY NEW SINGLE-WIDE COLLEGE COUNSELOR ExfRA INCOME Woth lht Holiday Seoson JUSt 1round lha corner )OU II bt notdtnJ extra cosh We can ~olp! Eam weekly Commts soons showtnl our ltno of Calendars Pons 111d Gotts to foe~lltrms Full t1mo po1en tlal No lnvestmonls No c:otloctlons For more mfor milton wrtte Kevon ParskJ Nf*TON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Dept C5348 Newton fA 50208 ..----- - - - - -, :Sales • Step Up •1o I ClfHI IIIII opportunity Wilh llli~tstflltlo~t~lora:lllllltlon Gill l'lfttMd lncomt to sttrt Stll 1nd ~tr'fict b111int1111 lid pl'oftlliO '""~ Hosolllllzlllon sod 1"1 many otltlr frlnlt btntffib lust bl~ D¥11 21 bOndllblt tiCIIItnt C~IICIII' tnd tllvt dlplltdlbll l,.'l"portsllon Call ' Bud Case 614 384·3025 Sundar ond Monday &pm 9pm • •• Eq"l OJ>porloool~ EMpiO)'or 1/1 I Sloger aewlng mach1ne 1n vary good conditiO I\ cabtne1 model Screen• ahdes bolC for sltdoa Call 614 448 3647 Atari w1th game cartndga• $70 donongroom light 820 Call 614 446 2297 SOUTH Weal 64 MtJC MerchandiSe Sohd BHchwood drop leaf d1n1ng table wrth 2 chairs like 876 F11cher home stereo with bu111 tn equ ahzer ca11ette deck Dolby mate! tope CIIPOCity speakarl excellent cond 8 12 5 Call 614 446 8326 .JI09 5 • Q9 3 . By James Jacoby Ill tl - · -' lorms Cash 01 Certified Checks Only AUCTIONEER RODNEY HOWERY PUBLIC AUCTION 1160 mo $126 dep Call eftar 6 61 4 448 9346 Rely on reason, not instinct 54 M1sc Merchandtse 54 Mtsc Marchandtse . OWNER: BILL LAWSON Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Propertr 2bdr fully furn11had olr utlllttea pa1d adult• only Coli e14 446 4110 James Jacoby The Sunday Times-Sent.nei- Page- 0 ·3 tw- (AUTOS, FARM EOUIPMENT & CATTLE) HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES FOR SALE N1ce Har~est table 62 long w1th 3 extra leaves GE refngerator dmette lable & 6 chaors 9 drawet chesl & m1rror student desk &chatr hum1 d1fler Brolhers sew1ng machme 3 years old 2 old antoque 1ron beds EQUIPMENT N1ce good tunnong Ahs Chalmets tractor WJde front end (ong1nal pam!) clean 2 tpw ford corn ~anter Dearborn dump scraper bucket Dearborn pii!Ws 14 2 bot tom 3 bottom 16 plows Categoty 2 McComck Deenng horse drawn mowtng mach1ne Myers bulldozer 'l belt dtt ven piston pump belt puUey for tractor llx24 traciOf Hre ' ' ~ 650xl6 tractor tite truck chams mtsc hom butldln& hghtlll beer mtrrors Coleman camp stove &oven posthole dtgger mtsc wmdows ~1des elec vent fans small brass blow torch bee hove mserts electnc boxes btcycle phone stand &desk 3Coleman 1ce chests belt operaled dnl press roller conveyors steel traps hand log spl1ter mtSc hshmg poles 2 sets of okl golf clubs Sears water ftlterfor tron remo val furnace blowe1 and more ' AUTO 1971 Chevrolet 2 dr Mal bu 307 V8 59 000 actual mles CAnLE Sox head of cows {pasture bred) 2 yellow cows and 4 Herefotd This w111 be a last movmc tntortsttnl sale wolh somethtnl lor everyone Refreshments Available Locat1on From Gallipolis follow State Rt 141 approximately 20 miles to Cadmus Tum left and go approx1matey 2 milts on the Patriot· Cadmus Road to the old Dan DaYis Farm 2 bdr North Golllo School D11troct Coli 614 367 7781 Furqi1hed mobile home on private lot near Centenary adults only no 1n1lde pats fuololl Coll614·448 3918 One bedroom house 232711 Lincoln Avo 304 616 3688 umbia Township #I aoo the Appalacan High· way, 5 miles west of Albany, Oh1o Will be of· feled for sale 1n the near future, thelefo~e the clean-up day 1s set for AUction on Smday after· noon 1:00 P.M. on the 13th of ~ber SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1985 10:00 A.M. Fumoshed AC cobla no coty tax.et beluttful nver view 10 Konouga Fo11er • "'Mpbllo Homo Pork 614·446 1602 Hquse on Middleport Ohoo partialy furmahed. near shopping ond schools If onterasted call 304 882 3722 HouM. 2710 FARM SALE at Peck fann located 42 Mobsle Homes for Rent bdr located tn Evtrgreen choldren occopted Coll614 446 3697 or 614 245 5223 Houses for Rent - Houses for Rent 2 ' 5 room house Krodel Park PUBLIC AUCTION res~ns1ble 2 1evel lots for oala Greer Rd 7 m1let from 1own 3()4 675 5b9 614-388-9310 The old Not lcf for Ale 1 acre county water 1pat1c system gal ta(» elec1ric serv•ce Be hwen Pomeroy and Mtddla P"!' on At. 7 $4 500 Coli D & W Homes 304 875 4424 AUCTIONEER-FINIS ISAAC 614/245-5152 - 614/388-8249 : 160, next to 'Post Off1ce mVIR- Come browse early and spend your evemng w1th us We have new and used merchandise DOOR PRIZES SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7 00 PM Door Pnzes G1ven Weekly Consignments accepted from I 00·5:00 p m on Saturday Have somethl!l& for you wantto sell? Contact Manm Wedemeyer, Auctioneer AITingemenls for pickup stiVICe available Barn and Auctioneer available for Pubhc Auct•ons on contracl Conlract 1ncludes hauhng and Iran sportmg all merchandise Resident and Bus1ness Auction Se1V1ce also IVIIIable Marhn Wedemeyer - Auctioneer Ells 41 3 bedroom house for rent lqla for sale on-land contract No polo Call 814 949 w~h small down payment 2424 Call 614 3BB 871 1 aHor 5 Consignments taken on Saturdays 12 00·6 00 P M or call anyt1me through the week to make arrangements From Gallipolis. take Route 141 turn left onlo Route 775, lurn nght onto Palnot Cadmus Road W~lch for s1gns Loo~mc for merchandise? Try the Patnot Auct1on Barn! We have all types of new and used merchan· d1se - appliances furn.lure, ant1ques and collectors 1tems Somethlh& for everyone• DEM,~ and Pomeroy-Middlepori- Gallipoh8, Ohio-Potnt Pleasant, W Va. 35 Lots & Acreage SALE TIME 7:00 P.M. PATRIOT AUCTION BARN JOHN October 6, 1985 ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE PUBLIC AUCTION bdr f1m1ly room nece ap Pomeroy 6 wooded acre• Old Kaylor Store Broad Uted mobile homes for aala Run 7 rooms 111 bolhl 1973 Nolodlty 1h60 leaky roof city water ranae refrigerator Home S15 500 Coli 3o 4 882 nalds soma rap a or 2407 or 982 2297 Coli ., 995 00 0 &W Homos aflar 5 p m 1 _P _h_o_no_3_0_4_ 67_5_4_4_2_4_ _ 1 Norna 14x70 2 bod Assume low tnterest loan 1979 room luxury 18r house for sale. •I so GE 1tove 181 furn11hed exc cond and ref good cond gold f11 900 00 D & TE W 304 676 3407 Homoo phone 304·675 4424 4 bdr house on 325 1n R1o 12 Sttuat1ons Grande Coll614 245 5823 32 Mobtle Homes 1973 Vollanl 12x60 2 or 614 446 5345 Wanted for Sale bedrooms gas soma furn1 ture 13,796 00 D 8o W I By owner 7 rms 2 baths Homes 304 67fJ 4424 gdrage fneplace 8Jt ne1gh Vacancy for the elderly 1n NEW AND USED MOBILE our home Tr311ned and fif borhood walktng dtstance HOMES KESSEL S QUAL 1962 1 0•65 Gobreltor con from cttv school Call 614 teen years tKperumce Call ITY MOBILE HOME SALES be used 11 a hunt1ng camp 446 0388 614 992 7314 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS portable office storage bldg AT 35 PHONE 614 446 or 1 Need mtenor repaira 3 bedrooms and bath larkin Nur11111. G.lre II\ pr1vata 7274 11 100 00 304 675 home Room fbr two pa.. 51 Rutland Can be sold on 5421 7 30 AM to8 OOPM land cg ntract w1th small tients 8600 a month ~ all down payment Call 614 ~ 9B2 14•70 3 bedroom 814 992 3595 812601>. lc;.11 614 446 1976 N.. hua 14x70 mobola 992 6868 home Total alactr1c two 6231 ""'· Vacancy for lad181 and 1- -- - -- - -bodroomo 1'h bllhs 16 ft gants• Bert of care Good StKroom houte on 49 acres porch underpenn•ng 304 Bank LIQUidatiOn Sale• of food Reuonable pr1ces Try FuJI basement free heat reclaimed doublaw1da1 675 7228 or 614 446 us 614 992 9022 private closo to town• Call Small c11h deposit take 4086 614 992 7082 over payments! Delivered 1959 two bedroom houH and nt up at no extra uatlar 1 Ox 50 underpann1ng Very n•ce house for sale 3 1 8 Wanted to Do bdr bath LA woodburntng charge Coli Mid Ohio Finan and fuel tonk 11 200 00 slave OR kitchen cellar 6 ctal Serv1ce at 614 773 Do not Clll unless really ontarested from 10 00 AM • I . c ' ~ acreslfenced m) barn 1220 for detaols Lovtng G M w1l care for ch1cken coop pony ah6d lo 6 00 PM 304 676 yourthlldren In her home by work shop McCumber Ad 1972 Flamongo 3 bclr 111 1269 day or week Hot meals Rutland 128 500 Call614 both total oloctroc CA 1- - - - - - - - 1uperv1sed play reference~ 992 2143 day 614 742 refngerator soma fum1tura ca11 614 446 4208 Farms for Sale 8• 10 dock 16 195 Coli 33 2269 aflor 4 30pm 6142459647 1 ----Wallpapering clean and po 2 bedroom nouse on l"' pprox Meogs Co 143 acres 90 CliO 0111304 675 2001 197'1' llrookwaod 12x65 acres pasture 50 acres ,A acre of land 10M oer~v1lle 11'1 both• 3 bdr goalioot, ,,mber 3 011 & g11 wells 2 Oh10 Reasonably pr1ced Call 614 992 31 71 for nayv" carpet, like new cond ponds older home barn Call 614 446 0175 Financia l other buoldongo 100x200 ft more 1nformat1on lighted r1dlng nng axe By owner Remodeled 3 B1g down payment ehort hunting. mineral roghta Call bedroom house on Rt 33 t1me employment or past 614 3117 7143 21 8ustneas New F A furnace Large lot credit htstory stopping you 1~==:;::::::::::==== 123 000 Collect 614 423 from buying 1 home7 Con 10 pportuntty Sider a recl••mad s•ngla or 34 Busmess 6289 doublowido Low money Butldmgs take over payment• Hemlock/ Grove area Ultra down I NOTICE I Wa re Mtd Oh1o Ftnancial THE OHIO VALLEY PUB nice 3 bedroom• 2 baths Sarvoca (61 41772 1220 or LIS HING CO recommends Redman sect1onal On an 773 3926 Commercial btuldtng tor aala that you do buameu w1th aero lol 145 000 Cell or rant on Mam St New people you know and NOT Conme coUe1t 1 513 434 1970 12x60 Hollcrool portly Hovan W Vo Cell304 882 to ~end money through the 7628 furnished goad cond1t1on 3233 ma1l unt1f you have tnvestl 14 a59 Call 614 4"46• Hemlock Grove area large 1157 ga1ed the offenng or 614 36772.18 1 - - - - - -- updated 5 bedroom home Pubhc Sale 8 To earn 60 000 100 000 on approlll 196 acres ln 1970 New Moon 12x60 & Auctton ground pool 2 storage Be your own Bon All you 1heds barn stable f1re good cond new hot water need 11 mtelltgenca ambi heater unfurnished tn t10n a wtlhngneaa to follow place lovely v1ew lata of eludes undarp1nn1ng privacy Aoklng $150 000 a sua:enful onanted plan SPECIAL &4 800 Cell 614 256 plus be tn I POIItiOR to make Call Conma collect 1 613 6647 GROCERY AUCTION a mmunal product mveat 434 7629 Oct 10 1985-6 30 PM mon1 fur aslonle •• $8 000 Lout ad at Thaler Ford Bid& For further deta1ls cell col 3 Announcements 3 Announcements Trudlload of fresh pucenes loci 304 522 2845 to be aucttoned !Buy croInvestment Rental Prop cenes cheaper than anyw arty fOt' sale 1J 6 unrt heto) RUTHCHILO GUINTHER CHOICES co mbma11on re11dent1al Also Auclton every Sat SYSTEMS CAR EE R CHANGE commarctel rental property WORKSHOP 700pm TOTAL CAREER SERVICES tn Mtddleport Pncad m the lndtvoduals Groups Starts October 26 Aucttoneot Lon Neal low fortl81 2) Two un1t Or(lnllltlons RU1hchtld Guonlhor duplex house on a size lot 1n Systems LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER 1 nice area of Middleport RGS 446 9016 RGS 414 Socond Avo 3 Announcements Priced m the mid twent.es 446 8016 LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER Both prop&rt.as generate pollttve cash flow and are fully occupted For addt tlonal mformatlon call after 6 p m ot 614 992 7177 HOME OWNERS Roflnonco to low fiJted rate Ute ~uity for any purpote Leader Mortgage Co 614 692 3051 October 6, 1985 Pomeroy-M1ddleport-Galhpolis, Oh10-P01nt Pleasant, W Va. Page-D-2- The Sunday Tirnes-Sent1nel R1o Grande College/Commun1ly Colleceannounces an opemng for the pos1t1on ol Collelt Counselor. The Collqe Counselor ts 1 p1rt of the Com1111nlty Educa tlonal Counseling Center and reports dtrsctly lo the DirK 1o r of Counselin' The fullltme posit ton r~quns that the counselor be avatlttble for tndtYidUIImunslhnalo Ill stu dents and staff of R10 Gr1nde Collca/Communlly CoiiiP 1 111d members of the co11111unly wlto ~~quirt or rltiUISI counssltn11n respect to personalldflltlllllntlrld/01 dlvtl op-t acldomtc adJUSiment study httbltSIRd/or lftltr personal relat1onshops Tho counselor wtll be r~quittldto flc11itate II'Oups, orpnlzad for the putpose of arowth 11td development lor any of the populltlon setVed bylht Coun solin1 Cenlor The Counselor wtll have add1lton1l responstblllllts of m ,j!-1-diYidual and ~rouo counselinl. conduellnt IDPIODriJit work! hops for collate and community and 1 portion oftht responstbihly lor admln•sttrlnl tests prov1did by tht test1n1 sotvlce of tho Counstllnl Center Qualifocat10ns roqutre a Muter's Dear" tn counsalln&or rol1led !told S1l1ry 11 commensur1to wtlh llfucallon and txperlenct Otadlina for IPPiiCIIIOnSIS Octobtr ll, t985' Submit credenltlls lstlor of 1ppllcatton 1nd nam11 of three references to Personnel Off1cer Altn Colle&• Counselor P 0 Box 969 • R1o Grande Collece R1o Grande, OH 45674 Rio Gtonde ColltCo/CommMnty Collep lo 11 Eqvsl Opportvnl ty/Afflrmohvt Acllon Emploror PO NO 5413 $)1,700 Sales Representallves HMO We Ot8 a leading orgonlzollon In lhe heollh catelnllJronce field IOokll\g for soverol enlhullfootlc tales prolooonols lo loin our eKpondlng HMO di'AIIfon You wilt be owspan•ble lor osslsffng In lhe markellng o1 our Pfllpold HMO plan Ia employee groups develOping proposals lor employers writing lrlormoNonollllerolure and eonducllng employee meeNngs In elghl souln eastem counties lhe lndMduala we lOOk should be sew slorters l>ilh a proven lrock record In group solas/seMce (HMO poefolred) passel! a college degree (or equlvolenl exl)ellence) ancllhe obiHiy Ia lnleroel wllh lop level e•ec ullves MusI also be capable ol..-llng Stole ol Ohio llcenling rOQulowmentJ we olllr on excetlanl compensallon and a fully pold cor11pany beneftls package (Including o company car~ lnlerelleq appllcanlsshould send a tesume Including salory reQulowmenll lo ILUE CROSS Of CENlRAI. 01410 255 E Main Slr"l Co!umb~tt Ohio 43215 We ore on eQual CIPOOrlunlly employer m/1/h 1986 BROADMORE 13x70, 3 BR All Elec • dbl msul , chapel cetllng WAS 113,9t5 NOW $)3,500 1985 OVfRLAND PARK 14t70, 2 BR 6" stdewalls, all elec dtx bath, furniShed WAS 118,995 NOW $)7,995 1986 HOLLY PARK 28x48, 3 Bk Vinyl a1dtng , 2 beth a. 8" walla , utthty room. unfurniShed WAS 126,900 NOW $26,300 1986 COLUMBIA 14x70r 2 BR 2 beth dbl tnsul chapel cathng, total electnc Fumtshed WAS 114,500 NOW $14,000 1986 BROADMORE 14x70, 2 BR Total elec • dbl tnsul , chapel celltng, bey Window WAS S1J,995 NOW $13,500 1985 OVERLAND 1986 BROADMORE PARK 14x70, 2 BR 14x72, 3 BR 2 beth, uttltty rm , all Obi , lnsul , dlx b•th, all elec furnished elec dbl msul WAS 119,995 WAS 116,900 NOW $16,300 1986 OVERLAND PARK 14x72, 3 BR 2 beth, uttltty room. dbl msul , 6" Sidewalls Furntshed WAS 119,500 NOW $2 4, ~00 $)8,995 1986 HOLLY PARK 14x72, 2 BR Deluxe bath. Obi tnsul 6" stdewalla Fumtshed WAS '22.900 $19 000 1986 BRIDGEPORT 23x56, 3 BR 2 betha. 6 ' walla famtly room , double 1nsulatton, shtngled roof Unfurntahed WAS 125,900 NOW NOW NOW $22 400 1969 BUDDY 12a60 Z BR New 111 furnace new refr.gerator new carpeting oNlY snoo 1971 ELCONA 12x65 3 BR 1'1z balh gas h11t S6300 KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOMES "Where Qltllty M1ku The Olffuuee" 547 JACKSON PIKE (1 Mile West of Holler Hosp11all 446· 7274 ' �• Page-D-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 66 Supplie• Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. WORDIIAME by Henri Arnold lnd Bot> Lee 69 For Sale or Trade Blodt, brick, mortor .,d maoonrx oupplieo. Mountoln Stato llf~>ek. Rt. 33, Now HIVWI, 'W. Vo. 304-SS2· 2222. I Tr" nspa rt.IIton Gu furnoco. 126,000 forced ah, compl t100.00. Six dr dre111r, with mlrrow, refin- lahod, $36..00. 304-876· 3962. Pats for Sale F.mn & 61 .nel. CFA Himali)yan, Pertian Supplit!s LtVI~~Iuck Farm Equipment J)rogonwynd Cattery Kon- CROSS llo SONS U.S. 36 Weot, Jldtoon. Ohio. 814-281·8461 . M1111y Forguoon, Now Holland, Bush Hog Sales & Strvlco. Over 40 u11d tractors to choo11 frOm & co,.loto line of now & ulld oquipmorit. Largm ooltctlon In S.E. Ohio. 11nd Siamo11 k~tono . AKC l:how puppieo. Coli 448· $844 oftor 7PM. :AKC Doberman puppy 7 :Wooko old, blodt & ton, Champion Podlgroo, 1100. Coll614·367·7628. Pigo for 101e, 126 •ch. Coil 614·379·241 1. 2010 John Deoro tractor low houn, good rubber, 8ft. John Doore bush hog, u.au. Call 514-288· 8622. AKC Reg. Toy .Poodles. Coli 614-448-8889. JIKC Reg. Gorinon Sho· phord puppy, only one loft. 40 ft. com elevator 6. tillage 1100 or belt offer. Coli feeder wogon, each f460. 1114-448-0848 oHor 6PM. Coli 814-448-2196. Rlgiuered Miniature International Harvetter corn !lchnouzor puppleo. Dorfl picker. Coli 814·379·2424. oah ond popper. t160 . ooch. -No cho~ko . Champion Uied 460 John DHre Doter bloodline. Coil 814-992· ond R· 86 Ditch Witch ."2807. Trencher. Call 1-614·694· 7B42 0< 1· 614·694-6006 2 molo Cockopoo puppleo, 160. ooch. Coli after 5:00, John Deere two row corn 114·992·&961 . picker No. 227. Roady for mm h8rve11 . Phone 814· Fioh Tonk ond Pit Shop, 867·8418. • 2413 Jackson Avenue, 1-:---::--- - - Polnt P'eaunt, 304·175· John Oeere menure 2083. Floh. blrdo and more. sproodor. Phone 814·992· 2215 alter 9:00p.m. 12 week old B•ate pupa, f25 .00 ooch . 304· B85· Mo-y Forguoon 60. goa, _391 1. po, f2960., cooo n260.; FD<d 9N t1050: cub, cuhl· AKC •. Pomoronlon, Polcln· votora, plowo mora 11BOO.; lleoo 1nd Poodloo puppieo. Now Buoh Hog 4 ft. -uso .. 304-8815' 39158. 1871 FO<d pick up F2&0 11.450. 304-678·2328 0< Rat Tarrier puppleo, · bob 676-2808. ioMod, Wormed, OYonlngo 0< 1---:::-:---::---.,d, 81 4-268· 1487. Ulld 360 John Dooreloodor w~h hoo and ulld R·86 Dnch W~ch Tronchor. 1· 57 Musical 814·894-7842 or 894· 6006. lnltrumenta Story • Clorfl plono. t•• now. Coli betwoon 6&8PM, 814-448-4914. Pomeroy- Autos for· Sale 71 AUtos for Sale IIMMOREj r I I )"m"r I ~~~~~AA~~~'~W~h~o~t~~mF.o~~~~~~~t;llo~y~lo;H~~ FOR RENT OR LEASE Real Estate General With Option To iluy Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0-5 Stertts Tree and lawn Ser· vice. atump removal, 304· 11000: 304·675' ·n Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 3015 engine, PS. PB, -llh 21118. wheel, AM·FM cooootto. 71 Autos for Sale powor wlnclowo, now ~roo, 1947 Flootmallor, 4 door, Rilly whoelo, ox cond. D<lglnol Interior, body folr 15 4230 cond, no motor, voo4 Clrfoi 1976 Ford Granada Ghlo .2 ,600. 00 • 304•87 • antiquo buff, *300.00 or new oll·wletber .~roo, now daya, 304 · 875 - 48&3 "'otoflet. 304:n3-&973 . . muffler ond new point job. ovenlngo. I~~~=:;=:;::::;::~0 Call 814·448·1818 8TW. . - - - - - - - - - , . 74 10·8; 614·448-8680 BTW. ' Chevy Novo, one Bluet· 72 Trucka for Sale 8·9. ick Coonhound, roglltored aquorril dog, Walker Coon· - ' - - - - - - - - 1973 Chovollo Super Sport, hound. 304·676·7433 oftor FO<d one ton dump trucl<. now point, owivol bucket 8:00 PM. Good condhlon runo good 11111, auto. 41 1 roar axle, •*ing t1 ,600. Coli oHor 6, • dh. Coli 81 4-367·0632 . 'B1 fourcyiEogle. 304·675· 889-4014. 2BI59. 1-,.--------.HOW HE 1957 StudobokorPro1ldont. lin Chevrolet ~ tonPU, APtAANeEP iHE to fllr condition. 1400. Coli 1980 Chovette, 47,000 t2.200. Coli 814-882· 614-992·5646. mlleo, 4 opeod, 4 door, 3951. 5ALMON eee5. $1,800.00. Cell 304·1175· 8918 after 6:00 304·896· 1986 Chevy pickup truck . 1974 Chevy Stot1onw1gon. Now arrange the circfed letters lo P.S .. P.B., V-8, Auto. 81 Mercury lynx wagon, Air, tilt, cruloo, oil po-ond 30&9. form the suiJ)I'Iae answer, as sug•uoo. cou 814-949clean. 4 cyl., air, 12,000. o 484 cu.ln. For you, Cbevy ges<od by lila above cartoon. Call 814·2B6-8522. fino. *BOO. 080. Call 81 4· '77 BonneviHe, on, owner, 2860. exc cond, 12,000.00. 304·1--------..,. 992·5698. 6715-2337. lntomatlonol dump I~· 1989. Cadillac convertible Answerhere:"~ " _ _ _ _ __ _,! 304·875·3190: good top, good paint. 1978 Chevy lmpola, p.o.. t1,000 . Call 614·286· !Ani-.-Y) p.b., o.c., good shopo. Coli 19B4 Convertible Dodge 800, one owner. llko now. '78 6622. Yesterday's! Jumblea: IDIOM TAWNY ICEBOX SHERRY 814 -992-6378. •lllng due to llno11. Coli 380 good cond, 1969 EdHI4 door hardtop, 1 1 1 1970 Modal Chryolar Now- 304-875-6887. new tir.,, bolts. ho11, ex· port. A. C., P.S., P.8., good hoult. 1978 Chry. Cordobo 71 Aut·01 for Sale condition. Phone 814-887 good condition. Coli 61471 Autos for Sale _8::4::1B:-.:--:-:-::--::-::--:-::2511·6266. • 19n Orond Prix Pontiac 1984ChryolerFifthAvo.Uko 1979 Ford LTD . P.S., P.8., 1968 Cougar & 1979 Flat ~noso g.oCaod, body good, now, 24,000 miloo, beige, A81u4to,742A .c7. 3811900. Coli both exc. cond. Coli 614· ~ · II 814·388-8339. all optlono. boll offer. _Coli · ·2 · 448·4109. 814·251·1379 after &PM. 1979 Pontloc Bonneville, 1976 Cutlou, very good 1984 Corveno convenlblo, e•c. condhlon, loodod. Coli 1976 Pontile Aotro good cond, 304-875-3119. 327·300 HP. 4.spood, good 81 4·448-2410 J. Berridge Nnnlng condition, *426. condition. Coil 814·446· oHor 3PM . Call 61 4·448·9284. '78 Dolaun 280Z, 4 opood, 4160 after 6:00PM. Crolgor mogo, now beltary, 1982 Corv1ir convortlblo, 4 1978 VW Rabbitt, auto, AC. muffler and antenna. Runa 1983 Buick LaSabN Lmtd., opd, oxc. cond for rootoring rock & pinion otoorlng, low 9ood, e~~:c. c•n. muat 1et1 oxcollont condition, 4 dr.• all t600. Call 814·388-991 6. goo mlioor. •1 ,600. Cell t2,896.00 . 304-676· optiono, 33.000 mlloo. Call 7123. 81 4-388-8144. 814 - 446-4180 after 1979Bulck$kyhawk,outo, olr, PS, P8, tilt, cloth 19n FD<d T·bird prlv1to, 1 1978 Malibu Cluolc, good 6:00PM. . interior, 12,200. Coli 114· owner. 8B,OOO mlloo, uc. cond . good worfl car t700. OWNER ANXOUS TO SELL - MAKE AN APPOINT· 1970 Oldomobllo Delta 88, _44_8_·44_8_1_._ _ _ __ cond. Call 814·446·2698. 304·882-3727. 4 door, outomotlc, PS, PB. 1 PI MENTTO SEE THS ONE TODAYI Cape Cod home on 1 runo good, good worti cor. 1968 ymolilh olant 8, nice level lot with several trees and shrubs. This Clal814·241-9&94 or 814· otondard ohlft, good work home features a nice living room with beamed'ceil· 446-9747. ..r. 1250. Call 814-4489378. inas. built-in bookcases. and wooclburninc stove, tJ October 6. 1986 Autos for 71 •72 VW, 1987 Fleetwood Codllloc Llmoleno, 3 111to, folr con· d~lon, t1 .100 or belt offer. Coll814-446·1197. 676·2010, Home 81 • lmprqvementa BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonolllfotlmo guo· 4 spood Saginaw treno,.;ll· lion, coli oflor 3:00 . PM. 304-676·3788. rantM. loc1l refe""'ces Judy OeWitt - Realtor - 388·8155 J. Merrill Carter - Real1or - 379·2184 Becky Lane - lilealtor - 446 -0458 Jim Cochran - Realtor - 446· 7881 Virginia Smith- Realtor- 388·8826 · Phyllis Loveday- Realtor- 446· 2 230...,. furnlohod. Froo ollfmotol. Coli collect 1-81 4·237· 0488, day 0< night. Rogoro Porto for oolo 1970 351 C ' 1979 Ford ~on. ex ..!lent .,gino, 4 borroll $178. C·4 condition. 58,000 mlloo. •Utomatlc trensmi~tlon C.ll 814-992·3917 altar t60. 304-875-3634 . 5:00. '81ument Wtterproafing. D.and M. Contractoro. tiding, replecement dow1, inaul1ting. roofing, new 1nd remodeUng, con· 1979 Ford E,2110 van , 8 cyl, -:::::----::--'---outo. new tlroo, 37,000 7 8 Camping actuol mllo1, 304-675 · Equipment 4230 doyo, 304·676-4863 '""'"lngl. 1976 bodge Von, runo Huntero Spoclol 14ft. 1sn good, Interior portly ouotom· Americen Pilgrim trevel Stove 304-875· l!od, now droo, body noodo 87&-7686. t1,200.00 or belt 304· n3-H73. Motors Homes & Campers 74 ,Motorcycles - REALTOR® crete. Coll304-n3-6131. SOUTHERN. HILLS R.E.r INC. COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump oolo1, 10rvlco. Roglo· tered in Ohio. All work guorontood. Coli 304-273· 2811. Rovenowood, W. Vo. 446-6610 (!B). Ollenng CENGUAR D'" insurance SerVIces Put'NtJ•ttber 1 to work for you: RON'S Tolevlolon Service. Hou1o colla on RCA. Quour. GE. Spoclollng In Zonhh. Call 304·678·239B or 51 4· 445-2464. 1 ,_._, RINGLES"S SERVICE. o•· Trovol troller. 1979. 8th .t971 Super Glide wheel, 1979 Bonanza, 31 .;,gino robullt, thorp. ft.• with w- 197& Ford truck 814-448-0278. 'A T Ranger, 111.700. Call 14_._ 24_5_.60 1985 SX-260, 3 whooler. _6_ _ 6_2_·_ __ 11,300, COlt t2,000 now. 1 Coli 614· 317-0832. 1983 Hondo 110 throe wheeler, exc cond, 1982 Horloy Davldoon t&50.00. 304·876-3761 or Druur. Coli 814·742 · 614-446-2072 . 2B08. periencect carpenter, electrl· clen. m11on, painter. roof· lng tlncludlng hot tor oppllcatlonl 304·875·2088 or 875·738B. J .and l. lnltollotlon. Roof· lng, vinyl aiding. ttorm doara and -wlndowo. F- toll· moto1. Coli 814-992-2772. . ·.; . NEW USTING -Colonial Doll House- Charming modern 2story home located in good ne~hborhood off Rt. 35. Th~ oome offe~ 3 !Jldrooms. I ~ baths, lamiy room, formal din~g, central air; garage, deck and a profess~nal~ ondscapal vard. Owners ttanslerrng and must sell. $49,900. #lOll NEW USTING - I«<M£ AllftWo TNf 'iii#~ acres, oo~ mimles lrom roon1 w«h lirep~ce. 3 bedrooms, knchen and full furn~hed basement. back wnh scenic vi!w. #1010 lDVELY COUNTRY S£TTING on 9~ acres. Just4 m11eS north ol Rio Grande. An attractive 3 bedroom energy eff~ient ranch, incluOOs 2 batl"6, d1n11g room, equipped klchen. lull basement, !'~!at pump and garage. Call about details. $55,000. NI0 14 $39 900 - Owner anKious to I -One still)' s~ room modem city-2nd Ave. Clean and very &Dod condn~n. full basemen\ l~e new g;~s lurnace, back-jar~ room for garden and ~wnJront IJOrCh that 5 hard to leave. Mother, Dad, lh6 5 mce. Price reasonabl~ Call us todav. llilmedialept6SeSS~n. Let us hep! LOCATION - 149.000 - Just what yoo need, conven~nt!!! 3 bedroom ranch located at Sl Rl 35 close to hospnal. S«ualed on appmx. 1.1 ac. Plus~ PRICE Rmuao - S30.500 - Addison - 3 bedroom ranch, 1 bath, kitchen with ealing area, lull basem!rlt Located on Old Rt 7. Good starter home for youne couple or investment. #956 BRICK AANCH- Located. on . Rl14L 3 lEd room, large bath, nice e<JHn.kitchen, i full divided basemen\ fire plate, attached garage. Lovely 1\\ acre lawn w~h lrees and shrubs. 11941 194 ADELAIDE DRIVE - Remodeled 3 bedroom ra nch 1 m i~ wesl oltownon St. Rt 14l.lncludes ~um . siding, roof recentlv replaced, nat gas heal woodburner, lull basemen\ garage. Alsumable mortgage. Priced at $39,900 #940 ACRES MI L .::. $40.000 - Good iarm home. Located on Hannan Trace Rd .. 3 bedrooms, ~rge country kichen with fwep~ca Cel~r pulfll house, snack bar, f~h~g lake and camp grounds. Tobacco base and mineral rights. so NEW USTING - Nice Sllrter or Retirement Home - level lloor plan. 2 IEdrooms, l~ing room, lami~ room or dinW1g room.Citj oonvmenre, large backyard. Room for agarden.Located 929 4th Avenue. $30.~. #1013 ATTENTION HORSE LOVERS - Makeanap~ntmenl today il view th~ 39 acre farm. You v.1ll appreciate the quality of matenals and workmans~p lo bUild large horse barn.. Box stal~. 4 bav machine shed Cemenl watering troughs. Excellent cropland, recenUy .!'m~ and fertil~ed. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. _24 x56 doublewide placed on permanent loundatron. Use ether rural or well water. VACANT LAND - 15 acres ol cro~and wrth producing gas wei. Presently used to raise corn and tobacco Located in Addison Towns hip. 11948 DON'T PASS TKIS OIIE BY - ll's bargar~ l)'i:ed.at ooly $45,000. Attractive 3 bedroom, ~n.ji!Wid brick ranch just m~ules from town and hospital. A newer deluxe k~chen and d~ilg area, 2-balhs, newer carpet, lull fllished basement Y.ith family and fBI: rooms, ~ firep~ces. nat gas, central ar.and 2car lllrage. Wont . la~4ong at tho pr~e. lmmed1ale possess~n. NIOI STUTES REAL EST ATE BONNIE STUTES, BROKER CATHY BURDETTE, 388-81 18 dinette, kitchen with &Jt·level oven, 3 BRs, 2 baths, storm windows, double p11p. 446-4206 • LARGE AIRY CALFORNIA BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms, 2112 ceramic baths, lg. living room, dining room. family room. new kitchen. patio with gas grill. sell th~ 11\ story et to>troom home in good condililn. Fami~ room, lirep~~ basement 2 car garage and nice tree l~ed I\\ acre vard. Located'" Green Grade Sclrool are& # 1009 3 REFERENCES NECESSARY AND ONE MONTH RENTAL DEPOSIT REQUIRED For Rent or Lease With Option to Buy $580 mo. 62 Wanted to Buy W•nted to buv: 71 October 6. 1986 \&~a 01 446-2206 or 446-2734 wood & coal burntro. Coli 81 4·693·5636. H962 Real Estate General Uveetock Slmmontol X Club C.lvoo. Rod llo block, oloo 3 yr. old Slmmont1l bull, hoy for 1011. Coli 81 4·38B·8178. Reg . Morgan horooo, 1 atellion, 1 mare. Would tr1d1 68 Fruit Ill Vegetables 'wool Pototooo white or yollow 20 conta 1 lb. t1 0 bulhll. Konnlboc pototou f8 buahol. Coli 81 4·2118· t208 Of 114·268-11 17. from town. Nice one story home has afamily room with woodburner, full basement. lieat pump, cent. air, cistern, well, and county water. Green School. Call for an appointment. Ask Jounelf this a-tion-'lhln Utt With Us •Willis T. Leadingham, Realtor, Ph. Home 446·9639 BLACKBURN IEALn -446-0001 PH. OFFICE 446·7699 lor good camper. Coli 614· 379·2686. - - - - - - - - - - lw08 Moturo quoil. Got your quail Hrlyl No quail will bo I Old In Nov..,ber 011 December. loBonto'o Quail Form. 36180 Buhon Rd. , long Bottom. Ohio. 814-986· 4346. Robblto: French Lop and fblo, opon 7 doyo wook, coil Cellfornlen. alive or dreued. lor pricoo 11 oupply io 304·46B·1628. Hmilld. 304·773-6721 . ~ob'o Morflat; Muon, W. Vo. 64 Hay & Grain Clnnlng peach11 now lVIII· WHY FOI TELLING THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? . YOU CAN OWN ALITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY! ' 5 acres, m/1, on St. Rt. 141, just a short distance Real Estate General . - New LUting·- Lot• Qj flower., •hrubs, lnrge pine tree•, plu• cr very well de•ifned home. Feature• o formal living room, family room, 3·4 bed· roomt, 1~ bar:lu, complete lcltf:!aeri w! dithuurther, .n ove & refrigerator. Fin1hed basement w/corpet, ~ car IDr'llffC and 1eparaee wood shop, a lor,e covered back porch, ga• hel. Washinglon Elementary. - Canaday Realty 446-3636~ COUNTRY HOME Localoo on St. Hwv.160 close lo hi~ schod ~re troot pcn:h, buit~n cabine!s and dbl. s/ ~nk in kithm. bath wijh sliJIIer. lots of shade trees and truij trees. Garden space .84 acre of land llown-in itsu~tiln, 8 rooms, 4 bedr~J~J~m. Must sell Pllooo nowtlr an appointment. Pr~ed at $26,000. ,f.pploo all voriotieo. ta .oo buohol. Now open dolly. All Square be leo of hoy. t1 .00. lrullo, vogotobloo. Jocko Coli 814·949·2179. Morflll. Rt. 36, Hondoroon. 1-:--:------Ear Corn. Last ye~ra crop . .'l r<innobec: potllou. 16.00 Coli Randy Boogie at 814· 'I"· 304-876·6431 . 843-63&&. Broker-Auctioneer · M~GKEE 'R.~ Call «6-0552 Anytime Beth Null 245·9507 Steve McGhee 446-1255 BIIR 4U -OWNER ANXIOUS 10 SEU - 3 BR ranch situated on 2.35 acre ~ mi l. l'osO~e 8% Oan assumption ro quai~Od I>Jyer. Includes I& eal-il kitchen. separate util~ room, lam1~ room oilh \W firepac<. C.ltr an all!>Oinlmenllooay. BIIR 448- Excellenl OPDOrturnlv to i>Jv alivable illme alii>! r~iht Plte. Tho • a very clean tome ready lor a new owner. !he iJU is ri!llt $13,500 t ' BIIR 449- SfElHIS OIIE- Nice3 BR homesluaiEd oo210 acres rn/1 · includes LR. FR, kitch01 with appliances. screened '" porch. Only 2'" m1ies from "'"'· Pnced r~ihl al $33,900. B11R 550 - NEW. USTING - 142 acres mi l ~ Perry lwp. Nice remodeled home includes 3DRs. 2baths. I& olchen with dining are.o. Call "' detait. DON'T OVERLOOK THIS - BEST BUY IN GAlUA COUNTY! AN OUTSTANDING VALUE. THIS CUSTOM TOP QUAliTY RANCH IS PRICED BELOW MARKET TO SEll QUICKLY! 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, OAK CABINETS, RANGE, REFRIGERA· TOR, S NAC~ BAP IN KITCHEN, BEAUTIFUl CUSTOM DRAPES BY TUPE'S. FULLY CARPHD. FIVE ACRES. CITY SCHOOL SY· SE M. $54.000. . RESTORE THIS BEAUTIFUL OLD COLONIAl BRICK AND SAVE ABUNDLE! 4 BEDROOMS, 2 STORY, SURROUNDED BY TREES, APPROX. 7 ACRES, $37,500, WILL SELL•ON LAND CONTRACT WITH $5,000 DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE AT 10'11 1NTEREST. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. MEIGS COUNTY USnNGS .- ~ • .R57l-NEW US!IIIG - 2 ~ory lrMte home with 2 be<m>m~ LR, . IMtily roan located on tl!ley St Coold be made into apod~ Sets a1 (liLY $15.tm llr QIMCI< sale • IIIII 574 - NEW USHNG - Great s1ar1er lnme. Ooe ltxr plan 2 bedrooms, DR, balh•. utility and detOched garage, Neal as can b.. r.tdd~port Apxt pnce of $27,500. • 5111- 125acm larm i>cal!d on St Rt 124. Several bwtlings, barn and equ~01t sl'ed. 3bedlll(Jrl ~111e illme. Owner witllal<e reasooable ofler. ,. • • 564- Nice cnuntry winii! 10 o:reswith 3bedroom nlldliar 1me f<kldes ~mi~ room w/woodi>Jrner. PRIC£ RffiU(lO! Cali f:besement .= . ~t!...t~~~~~~in S\'racuse.~i>:J~ 2l>llhs,<ino1 • ~~· .... "''" - For Meigs Co. Listings Call: Cheryl • · .....g $39,500 - 742-3171 •• • 11924 • • H634 lull Liued - Gree'n Twp. Modllrn brick ratlch . 4 bedroom1, living room, formal dining, modf!rn kitchen w/ dishwasher - range,juU bare· ment, low ulilties. Ga, ·heated & ceniral air. .A very nice home. Larse hack yard. • ' FIXER UPPER - $18,500 - Starter tome, investment properlj_ I\\ ~<J'l' fr<111e. 3 bedrooms, ooth, natural gas. Owner has nroved south and waniS lo sell 11989 condijilrrers, satelite d~h, swimming pool (lB ff.diamerer),g;~rden SJliC~ fenced rn' backyard Stetage building, Possble loon assumt:OOn. See lhii nice home. 116Z7 57 ACRES. MORE OR lESS I barn, Olesler Twp.in Meigo; County, approx. 38 acres tiloblesone woods, apl)'ox. 12 acres. Some fencing l!M!!)> sile to build home, awav troor everyooe else. Phone and be the frn lo see and buy this pkt d land • GEORGES CREEK ROAD - 3 BEDROOM FRAME RANCH, EAT· IN KITCHEN, HARDWOOD FLOOOS, ATTACHED GARAGE. ONE STEP INSIDE AND YOU'll BE SOLD. 139,900. • Brick Home - Enlry h611 adjact•nt formal LR, bow window. Formal dininll room w/ woin. coal in/{ & beautiful wall lex. Modern kil chrn, 'famil y room, w. b. JireplaCf' and polio door•. bock patio. 4 f:w.droom1, 2 full & % bntlu. FinUhed ba8emenr w/ rec. room. 2 ror garose. 21and•·~ rnped lot~. lmmarolate cored jltr cu.dom buill home. Ciry •chnoi•. Priced 80'•· · AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. USII CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE ON 325 6.49 acres more or i!ss, located just south ol Rio Grande on St Hw. 35. lots of large, lall pine trees. Beautnul building sites in the woods. II voo like trees, th~ ~ llilat vou want. " . 11631 LIM DOWN PAYMENT - OWNER FINANCING Are voo lool<ing for a 2 bedroom overboking !he Ohu River with litlle maintenance. &~nner home or retirement home. We have it. 11260 • PREQOUS ACREAGE ON 1!1'. 35 NEAR STATE HIGHWAY PATROl STATION. 1.6 ACRES, SUITABLE FOR RESIDENTIAL M COMMER· CIAL PRESENTLY HAS 1STORY FRAME HOME WITH FUll BASE· MEN!, GARAGE, IN GOOD CONDITION. ASKING $74,000. OWNER Will CONSIDER lOWER OFFER! 1979 BAYVIFN 12'>60', 2 bedroom hoor~ large living room \lith expando, mrxt. kit: hen w«h dishwasrer, central air,large back porch covered. Like new Inside and out. BUjlh5 ore and moven.or buvttandmovein by rentng the lol it is presently siltin gm. See rt tooay. 11636 $288.05 MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR A HOME OF YOUR OWN! 2 BEDROOM RANCH HAS VINYl SIDING, ANDERSON WOOD WINDOWS, GAS FURNACE, CENTRAL AIR CONO., CARPETED THROUGHOUT. liSTED AT $29,000 BUY ON lAND CON· TRACT WITH $5,000 DOWN PAYMENT. NICE CITY LOCATIO_N. ® ..... .._-:... -~ '. ONLY $1,990 - VACANT .LAND ~acre apjm<.ln Sectiln 5 of <#een Twp. on Sl. Hwy. 588 apprQ.I{. 2 IT'!Ies fnm Gaii(J<JI~. Won't last loog at' lh5 price N638 ·m . ' 25 LOCUst ST~ET. Q~UII'OUs; OHIO· VACATW>N CAIIP BY BLUE lAKE Owrerlinandn~ Sullied\ rural water, septM: system, e~ Buy ~!lith camping trail!r" without. Corcete pad. <#eat f~hing. Buy and mow right in. C ,tll Vl.f•,fld H",1 lt y lnt L) I If( II .i ',( ( •• dloJ I Id l ' ·1·il l 1 ()(d ) 3 JUST USTEO - FAMILY ORIENTED HOME $69,900 _ Exc settin~ 4'h acres. brick and cedar ~1-level home. 4 BR, 3 baths, love~ country k~chen, ~m ·~ room w/firepiace: Good garden area. pnvacv. 11965 Rio Gr.a nde A flO - 9 qf:r~~, more or leu, 3 BR 2 11ury hume ~ellor. ll~r:'· age buildins. new shed for CO! de or h or~e1. New fenceR. Frull tree•. Ctt y n:hooll. Priced in 50•. Reducrod - $30.000 - 3 fwdrrH/m , abmw pautul pnol , .tnJPIIi!P di.,h. ·OnlY 1250.00 Mnnrh~ Pnym•nt. P&i $1.600.00 ,fown pnymelll• .JO Owraen willinA In help wirh tlu• fi· vr... 9\4 o,lj. rate>. nancin[!l. . 'foro E•lal<•• and riJ'hh onAP l"ir'ili'/(('. 185.000 - ~ Po~l Howe ond 2 Lou - 3 or 4 bedroorm • ' ki<chen. garden lfXX"· Unauached IIW cor SO"'Il"· Price m. 100.00. }l.ut Lilted - At renrion newlywed .. - }u•r 's-;•ring 1tora'ed ~· iometime• diflicull. Your firJI home complerely. fumlllwd . New macrowave. re· mote control color Tl'. dllep free•• and bed•, 10/••• lamp•, end .'~ble ond dlnin& and lou of orlwr rlsinlJ'· 4 bedroom•, 2 bolh1, LR, dan1ng. modllm l<iclsen. Nice fenced bock yord. movlnB from II ale ond don'r !ike ro .nwve furnirure. Pock•K• deol ony UO,OOO. Ow,.,,. w,e New Li11ing - Would you to own your own bu•ineu? ll'e have a I••• lfr'OW'lnlJ bu•inell - plu• "'' inventory and equi~ment, s~ your own BEAT THE COMFORT AND PRICE - Three rooms and bath in city oo 40'x 120' lot. Vinvl sidin& storm v.1nclows and doors. Roof, oot water heater recentlv replaced. Shaded backvard, ~us much more. Onlv $11.000 #873 4 BEDROOMS - 4 ACRES - Secluded, roomv ranch home in mint condition 2 baths, k!llely liv•ng room, lormal dining area. Woodbumer, range, relngerator. washer and dryer included. 2 rural water taiJ!. Barn wilh horse stall, garage with workshop. Ow~er Will accept mob1le home or valuables lor down pajrnenL 11970 RENTAL PROPERTY - Located al Lower Rt. 7 rear Clay School 2 bedrooms, bath, liv ~ g room, k«chen. I<Jum. siding carpet, washer llld dryer rookup. Rural water. Lot approx. ~ acre. H9ll OWNER HAS DECIDED TO SELLON LAND CONTRACT •n order lo make n pos~lie for yoo lo be the proud owoor olthwery nice 209 acre farm.Approx. 90 acres ti~ble, rest pasturev.11h very litl~ woods. 2 story larm home wnh 5 bedrooms, 50'x75' barn, machine!)' shed. , 3 g;~rages, lobacco base_ EVER STEAL A HOUSEl -These anKIOUS owners are willing to deal 2 story lrame.,-4 bedrooms, formal dinin& lamiy room, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, kitchen indudes d~hwasher, . range, d~posal, basement, garaga City conven~nce. Sale ooighlxlrhood. 11973 ON.DEENIE DRIVE - This is an anractive brick ranch located just off SL Rt 35. Includes 3 bedrooms. I ~ baths, equipped kitchen. lull basement electric heat 2 car garag~ central a11. Very mce ~ndscaped vard. Good lamily neighborhood $55,000. 11937 BUILDING SITES- Purchase ooo ol all threeofthese home siles. Each sile approximalelv 140'x254'. Road frontag~ Rural water avai~ble. All c~red. Surveyed, Locatoo at the Bidwell-Rodney Road approx .. 2 mile lrom Rodntlj and St. Rt 35. $6,tnl per lot 11979 REMODELED HOII.E NEAR VINTON - Nice decorating in lh~ 3 bedroom; 1\\ story home. Vihjl sidin& fami~ room, large kitchen, d1rnng roomh, insulated windows, rural water. \\ acre vard wtt garden area. $32,000. 11919 I MIIACULATE BRICK RANCH - We wanl Ia show 1ou th~ lovely home. Must see to apprec~le too sue and qualitj. 3 bedroo"" 2 !Jalh~ ~rge lamilv room wilfl fireplace and insert 22 x20 formal hvmg room, lar&~~ country k«chen, other extras. City schools. 11926 95 ACRES.VACAIIT IAN 0 in Green Township ol St. Rt 141 Tobacco base. Main~ wooded with markelable timber. Wnhin 7 mils o1 town. Call for more 7 de':s TREES. WILDLIFE, NATURE -II vou are interested in v.1~1ile l h~ property ~ for jOU. 118 acres. ol woods. small hunting buildin& drilled well, good F1sh1R& IX)nds. mineral rights. Just wailing for lhe interested hu~~ 11847 CAN'T BEAT TlfE PRICE - 3 bedroom rome, bath. ~rge living room, dinilgroom, kftcnen, beautifulfami(j room with firep~ca look out vrur wndow an~ see the v.oods behM ~- gas, cent air, carport. storage. Priced a1 $39,900. A~rox . \\ mile lrom cty. 11987 11628 49 ACRES - JUST ourS I DE CITY- BEAUTIFUL I\OODS, SOME TilLABLE LAND. COMFORTABLE, 3 BEDROOM I()ME, PB!FECT RETREAn $65,000. BUY WITH $15,000 DOWN PAYMENT. BAl.· AN(I AT 10'11 FOO 20 YEARS. NFN USTING - COMFORT AND WARMTH RADIATE THRO•OUT _ Jackson - Pik~ Charming 3 lledroo~s. balh,' cozv lamilj room, natural gas heat citj water; sewer. Excellent 2 car garage. Cha1n link lence. landscaped lot #99 WILL SELL Oil lAND,OONTR((T - 8 acres, .modern ranch hom~ barn. oulbuildil~ 3bedroom, d~n~garea, bath. beautiultolling land wrth fnrrt and wanut trees, pood, spring Located at Scollawn. $34,000. #9n ONLY $8,900 12'>.1i5'Vindale Mar~ II. 5rooors, bath wnh sillwer, natural gas FA furmc~ 20'>60' woo:fen porch with awning carpet~& l'lincbw air conditilnng Uke new insiJe Buy hnd m<M! it or buvitand mOYe in by rentng the lot rt is present~ sitting on. Phone lodav. $18,000 AND IT IS NICE! 2 BEQROOM FRAME l()t.f HAS A 2 ACRES, GARAGE AND OTHER OUTBLOG. KYIIR CREEK AUDRY F. CANADAY, REALT~ MARY FLOYD, REALTOR, 44&-3383 . EUNICE NIEHM, REAlTOR. 446-11197 . ,...100 · 6 LOVELY SETTING WITH SWIIIIIING POOL KYGER CREEK AREA - OOUBlE WIDE HOM~ IN EXCELLENT COND. HAS 3BEDROQMS, 1\\ BATHS, 2CAR Ll)(l( ~GE, 2YR. OLD BLOCK CELLAR HOUSE, 2 VEGETABLE GARDENS. 2 ACRES. $34,500. AREA. HOME AND &ACRES - $19,900- Located on St. Rt . 7. love~ river ~ew. 2. possibly 3, bedroom home. Part~!~ lurn6hed. N1ce barn. lots ol road fron~ LOCATm IN FNINGTON -Older 2stlll)'homewih3 bedrooms, kilchen, IN. room, balh, nice frooiiX)rch, large unattached garage. ulilitj b~~ . cellar illuse, 1.75 acre lawn. Clooe to miles. H96l 5 I!IIIIS, baffi, 2 car garage natural gas, FA furnace, wincbw air BIR 451 -NEW US!ING- 3 BR home oo orge lol indudes I& Nving room with wb fireplace. dining room. 2 baths (ooe inciOOes set·•n lub plus a separate stower). You mu~ see lhiS ooe •nside! Pnced al $42.900. ~OMPLETE AUCTION SER~ICE • • • • • • 41606 FINISH IT YOURSElF And save money. Th~ 6 rooms, 4 bedroom, cobnial i'oole in the country wijh approx. 89'h ac~. Great Jllce to raise your chiklren. Sm~llarm pond stocked w~h bass and blueg~l. Tobacco base. lots oft1m1Er. Phone now for an appointment. Prl:ed at $29,900. BIIR 452 - NEW US!ING - Owner wit lin~ ro f~ance for quailied I>Jyer this 3 BR house off 141. N1ce dean home with 18'x4a alxlve ground pooj. Call for delais. Pr<ed at $28,@. BIA.,_ NEW US!ING - Aitlle over 6 a;res oilh 3 bedroom tome. . Walk·~ ba!em9 features ~i~ room with lf~ace. otcherl, dining"'"· lR and k!c.hen up;taiB, I ~ il!lhi 2car detaChed~·~- wilh silo sllrage and overllead could be made ~~ apar1ment Asloing $65,000. I\\ STORY lilliE PWS 6\\ ACRES ll/L BrOOOIS- 4 bedrooms, 1bath plus shower in basemiJlt, rural water system, garage All in (;ll<Xf conditiln. 6~ acres m/1 lots of S(llte. REDUCED. You can buy th~ home and acres lor ooly $29,900 now. H266 Real Estate General ~u.cl - . BUIAVILL£-ADDISOII ROAD - Owne~ anxilus to sell lh ~ 4 be<jroom ranch wnh lull bas!fllertl.lnckJOOs recent~ rep~ced rool, 2 lull baths, 14'x25' lamij room lui~ equipped k~cllm, 12'xl5' screened deck, 8'x8' 'deck, central ar, garage. Nearlj \\ acre lot located less than I mile lrom Rt 7. $43,500. WHAT A DEAL - $38.500. Owner says sell now.Mint condition read! lor you lo move in. NiCe carpeting and new draperies, range, telrigeralor. ll'x24' famHv room with woodbumer. 2 DON'T PASS THIS ONE BY - 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage, lull dN1ded basement fireplace, g;~s lorced air heat wrthin minutes ol town. Owner would consider tradmg lor ~rge horne. H913 ACRES _ $32,900Good solid.stocco and trame 18 home 3 bedrooms. bath, kitchen. d1mng room, huge lving room. 27'•4f1worl<shop Vo1lh 220 ee~:. Good well and spring water. "'11927 NATURE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE right outside vour wilclow. A scenic \\ acre ~ vard OOiderilg on Raccoon Creek. An anractille cl£1om buil brick IWld cooar ranch with a COl)' firep~ce. lamily room, dinilg room and 2 car garage. Nice wrao-arouro dec~ IWld creek lronl with boat dock. $55,000. H997 3.68 ACRES - Survceved wooded lot at SR 7 near Gallipol~ locks and dam. 115' nver lrontage. land on bolh sides ol highwav BUilding ,.. mobile home sites. $5,900. . 11923 GREAT LITTLE FARM - 1'h ~01\' home with 3 bedrooms, balh. dining room. kitchen, living room, basement Barn, garage, 35 acres !ius gas well on property. 15 a<Xlitronal acres cropland can be txJught extra. Addison Township. 11949 UNBEATABlE 112.500 - W~h alil~ work thi; hme 1~ story home cou~ be a doll house. Spacuus rooms throughout llr&~~ treed lawn. Garden area <#eat investment propertv. H992 PRICE REDUCED TO $32.500 - Village ol Addison. 3 bedroom ranch. Bath. eat-in Mchen, lull basement w11h garag~ Over 1acre. Good ~arte r tome lor ajOung couple. H956 BRAND NEW - 141.900- Be lhelirst-lo make tlis 3 bedroom, 116 bath beauty your lxlme. Charming and affordable. Silualed on one acre wooded lot. H912 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL' and enpv the beauty of nature wnh !hi; 28 acre farm . O~ er oorre in need of repair. BArn. cellar and cel~r house. Drilled weft. Part~!~ wooded."Productnra ' H976 VACANT LOT - $6,500 and rt is all vours. Excellent lot 100'xl80'.' Rural walcr available. plus electr~ on lot. Owner financing ava1lable to qualified buver. located Sl Rt 775, a short d1stance from the county park enlrance. Call lor a soow•n& 11894 GREAT POTENTIAL '" lh1s growing bu~ness. Grocery store wrth eqwpmenl inventory. Snack shoparea. Dnlv 2 groceries 1n area. Call lor more <llormalion. Located in Racine. · H95! liEAA SOUTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.- Located ju~ 5 miles sooth of R~ Grand~- Srtualed on a2 acre shaded lot This rooecorated 4 or 5 bedroom home is ju~ lor you. Includes 2 mce baths, lamily room, formal dimng room, basement, 3 car garage. .V~ry mce decoratin& Thermal w1ndows, _alum1num sid1ng, fully carpeted, ~sulated , l11eplace w~h woodburner. Priced in sell at $59,900. · H916 . . tr' 11:1 85 Centurv 21 Rtal Est~ te CorporatlOil ;I~ trU Stt•e for th e SAf. ® and ... - trademarks or Century 21 Rtal Estate Corpo ration. P'rinll'd In I'. S A [quu II /ili!O rl llnl ty ~mployer, • . EACH OFFICE IS I~DEPENDEII'I'LY OWNED AND OPERATED. . · �• Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Times-Sentinel 81 Home : Improvements 83 · 1986 October 6. 1985 W.Va. Real Estate General Real Estate General . HOBSTETTER · REALTY . Real Estate General Geo. S. Hobstetter, Jr. Broker 0111; framing. flooring. dry Dozer & Dltchtr, Dump waO. bathroom•. kitchens, trucks, & watar-gas-nwer- INiintinglind plumbing. 304· electrlcolllnoo. 1----- - - 875-2440. . .me,. Col)lontry end remodol.lng, room oddltlono, pointing. plumbing, 1nd repein . Phone 304·87&-4322. 82 Plumbing 8o Heating 86 FARM - 153 acres m/1, wrth three bedroom blick·veneer home Free gas, well kept home and acres. Barn and several equipment sheds. Exc. catt~ or horse lann. PRICE REDUCED. Call for detait. · Ge11eral Hauling James Boy1 Weter Servk:e. Aloo poolo filled. Colt 814· 268 ·1 141 or 814- 448· 1176 or 814-448· 7911. QUALITY IN EVERY DET~Il- 3or48Rbrick Cor. Fourth and Pine Goltlpollo. Ohio Phone 814-448·3888 or 814-448-4477 Ken' 1 Water Service. Welle, ciatema. pool• filled. Phone 614-387·0823 or814·387· 7741 night or day. JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 355, Golll· polio. Coli 814-387-0578. 83 Wells. ciaterna, pools. Faat, reliable Mrvice. Call 114· 256·1240 or 614-268 · 1130. Reuonable rat••· . Good-1 Excovollng. boo• menta, footera, drivewaya, aeptlc tanka. land1ceping. Coli anytime 814-448· 4637, Jomoo L. Oovloon, Jr. owner. Dorer Work Lind clearing, londocoplng, etc. Free ooti· mlloo. Coli 814-448;8038 or 114·992·7119 onytlme. Excal1ior Satt Worko Inc. 838 E. Mliln St .. Pomeroy. 814-992-3891. 87 Excavating lime. GENTLEMAN'S FARM - 35 acres m/ 1,moslly bllable. 3 m1les north of Rodney. Spring, well .and county water, fenced and cross fenced tobacco base. Very nice 3 or 4 bedroom ranch style home with krtchen, LR. bath, breezeway. woodburning fireplace. Call for an appointment. YOU'U LIKE LIVING HERE- 3BR ranch just · minutes from town on Rt 141. Other features .include k!chen w/range, 'refrig, DW, d ~pl., & oven, LR wrth fireplace, bath, full bfsement dec~ fenred back yard, gas heat, central air, crty sc hool d~tiict. NICE BEGINNERS HOME - $12,000! - 3 ranch, krtchen, liv1ng room, bath, natural gas heat crty schools. Call for an appointment $8,000- II ACRES- CHESHIRET\W. Vacant land, septic tank on P,.operty. Call lor more information. COMMERCIAl - RESIDENTIAl- INDUS· TRIAl - 50 acres. mere or less, vacant land . Kle~ for investment or any type development Road frontage on U. S. 35 and Mitchell Rd. NEW LISTING - Near North Galiia HS Tri-levet home offers 3 BRs, LR, bath, 24x20 famt~ room, carpeting, electric heat nice deck, attached garage, Call for av appo~tment. RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAl-OR BOTH! -llery nice blick home located at 225 Third Ave. has had excellent care and offers 1424 SQ. h. of living area with a futt par1latty finished basement. Also features a carport, workshop and a 28x38 concrete btock commercial type bid~ w1th 3 bays formerly used as an automotive repair shop Call for more information. BRING YOUR HAMMER &NAILS' - !'• story home located at 62 lincoln needs somework. Full basement, city water. city sc hools. $13,000. fa~ly 1BR Haul llmeatone. aand, gravol,dlrt, bulk or ~g fenlllzer and room, 3 baths. k!cheh w~h DW, displ., microwave and trash compactor, dining room, intercom system, central air, 2 car garage, deck and a 20x40 pool Over $100.000. Catt for appointment today. home offers a 20x40 Waugh's Water · Service . CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING OONT l£T THIS ONE GET AWAY - 3 BR ranch on 1.2 acres·m/1, wrth tots ol pine trees. This home has lR wrth firef)ace, kitchen, bath. carpeting 2 car garage w~h openers, elec. BB ·heat ~us a new heat pump, new 12x20 covered rear deck and a 12xl6 utilrty bldg Call for an aPJX)ntment. · Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec. Ave .. Gollipolio. 814·448·7833 or814-448· 1833. R ·• M Furniture Manufac· ruring, St. Rt. 7. Crown City, Oh. Coli 814-2&8· 1470, cell Eva. 814 -4483438 . Old S. now Uphootorad. Real Estate General COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62x80 ~I steel construction with fireproof insulation, has overhead crane, office and baths. Formerly used for boat sales and repair. Located across from ~tver Bridge Plaza With access to the Oh1o RIVer. Potential un~mrted. .BRA NO NEW DUPLEX- Great investment for the buyer. located onGr~ham School Rd. Each umt offers 2 BRs, living room, bath, kitchen w1th ~ove, refri~. DW and displ., laundry, large carpo~. central alf and storage area. FRIENDLY RIDGE ROAD - 25~ ft. m/ 1, approx. 5 acres til~ble. 900 lb. tob. base. Older 2 story home has LR, ~tchen, dining room, bath. Barn oo property ONE OF THIS AREA'S BETTER FARMS - 101 acres, m/ 1, lots of fernie bottom land, pond, new fences, large barn, modern 3 BR home, 2 baths. Call for more information. ADDISON lWP. - PD$Som Trot Rd. - 93 acres ni/1, all WOOds. Old barn on PfOperty LOTS OF FRONTAGE ON RT. 160 NEAR NGHS - Tobacco base, 2 BR home, 3 ponds, excel~nt investment, 321 acres, m/ 1. ACRES, m/t approx. 6miles north of Ho~er and appr01<. '" mi~ off Rt. 160. Flat WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more or less, mostly clean hill pa~ure, !roots on 3roads near Mudsock. $21.~ GREEN TOWNSHIP - 150 Acres,m/1, approx. 40 acres til~ble. lobacro bam,drhle-thru shed, metal cattle bam. A~rox. \i acre lake oo Pfoperly. . APROXtMATELY 3 MILES FROM ROONEY 4 ~ acres, m/t, all tillable. Older home hasbeen remodeled, 3 BRs, LR, kttchen, bath, gas andWOOd ~ove. carpeting county water and small pond. RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Offe~ swimming boating and fishing Lot ~ze IS 100x600 and has electric, water tap andseptic lank. Catt lor more detail> 100 ACRES Ml.• FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - Approx . 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story home . offers 4 BRs, bath, kitchen, living room, family room, two hreplaces, barn, 2 large screened porches. Love~ qu1et selling CENTRAllY lOCATED - GREEN TWP. - J 22.11 k . m/1 w1th !rootage on St. Rt. 141 and Ne1ghborhood Rd. Also adtoins Sanders H1tt SubdiVISIOn. Ow ner financing ava~lable. Catt for more detai~ . GUYAN TOWNSHIP- 108 acres more or tess located south of Mercerville. Approx. 20 A. tillable. Balance woods, tobacco base. OWner will help finance. WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 30 acres more or Ires~ near Mudsock. I ~ story home, large barn and tobacco base. $27.900. '\. VACANT FARM LAND -'- Morgan Twp. 84 acres mere or less ~v~ and rolling land. Approx. 33 acres til~bte, remainder woods. THE PRICE ON·THIS HOME IN CENTENARY HAS BEEN REDUCED -Horne featurs 3BRs, I~ baths, equipped k~c!en, dinett~ cent. air, natural gas heat covered patio, unattached garaga Call for an appolltment COUNTRY UVING All electrc three bedroom ranch Hom~ I~ Iii!. room, mod. kitChen and dinin~ full basement, and one car garage. 1~-groond swimmilg fXIOI. PRICE REDUCED. $39,000. IOl ACRES Ill~ SPRINGFIELD TWP. Approx. 96 A. tittable, ~(fer hom~ has 5BRs. . bat~, LR, k~chen, county water, 40x60 pole bldg,· 40x60 tobacco barn, various other outbuildings. · ADDISON TWP. - Approx. 7 mites from Gallipolis. 39~ acres more or less. Fronts on township road . All woods and brush. $8,900. ATTENTION HUNTERS!! - 50 acres on~ 5 mi~ trorn Pomeroy. One haW wooded, rest cleared; new. gas well for flee, gas. PRICE REDUCED $22,500. VINTON AREA - 5 YR. OlO MODULAR 1152 SQ. h. 3 BRd baths, ~tchen, liVing room, dining carpebng central air. NG school d.trict EXECUTIVE HOllE - Three acres wrth ~ve~ two ~ll'Y cedar home Four bedrooms, 2~ baths, central ar and heat pump, custom drapes, built·WI klchen are just a few of many features of this home. PRICE REDUCED. Call for Plivate JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! In-town conveniences, extra nice lot, 4 BRs, large krtchen, LR. OR, bath, large front fXJrCh and smatt screened back porch. gas heat unattached one car garaga Catt tor an appointment. show in& COMMERCIAl BlOG. - PERRY lWP. NEAR CORA - 6,000 sq. ft. steel building ideal for anyone in thetrucking drilling or mining bu~nss. Owner may cons1der leasing or fi· nanctn~ Call for more information. · Velma Nicinsky Associate Phone 742·3092 WHITE HOLLOW ROAD -WALNUT lWP. ~ 23 A. m/1,all 'pasture. 2story home has3 BRs, bath, LR. kitchen, full basement. well water, s-N school di~rict NORTH GALLIA . ESTATES - Morgan Twp. l00x300 ~l Askmg $3,000. Owner will consder financin~ · CLAY TWP. - ' 100 ACRES M/L Ov.erlooking the Ohio R~er. Owner repert5 some timber, (lty school>Owner may cons1der Silme financ1n~ 906-A East State S1ntt Plaa Center Athens, Ohio 45701 Business 594-3543 THURMAN AREA - 5 ACRES OR 10 -One year old ranch features 1584 sq. ft. of l1v1ng area, 4 BRs. 2 bathS, krtchen, family room. 12x24. LR, dining room. carpetin~ elec. BB heit Andersen thermopanes, county water. SW school d~trict. Call for an appointment. P42 5 BEDROOM on I c., only 5 years old,large coun· try kitchen, above ground pool, gas hot water heat, must see to appreciate. Worley Perry 696· 1356. 12'x65' II - 5 rooms, balh with shower, 111!. ps FA ftl'nace, 20'x60' wooden porch wilh awnin&, carpeting, window air conditionin1. like new inside. But it and move it or buy it and • . ·• • move in by 11ntin1 the lot it is presently sitting on. Phone today. , #628 WIDE. situated among ex· pensive home on a 100x200 lot, home has 3 bedrooms• built-in kitchen and dinnmg area. Price in mid 30's. larry 992-7726. •• Real Estate General Real Estate General Real Estate General · ·-------------------IJ!III---------------------~-······ CHECK THIS ONE (nld tfleentirud)- Just right for 2 families: Hyou havepa~entsthatyou need to becbse to, this one is perfect. Very nice 3 bedroom brick ranch wrth 2 bedroom apartment buik in. You11 have lo~ d • room and plenty of privacy. lias full basement, gar~ new !Eating system, new roof and 2 ntee klchens.N!:ii view ol the river in ely school district. In !fdiion to aU this, you11gel a 2s1ory 5room ~ll11e res~ence tor111t and help make mortgage payments. All ths ilcated on 10 ac. and priced welt below market $69,(XX) Th& & the bargain ol the year. • . SINCE 1943 ' We have sevtrllmo~e llslinls in tlll1111. For more inlorlllltion pleist Clll. [B Your loCII realtor Is Lmy Du1st 1nd Cl~ be reached at home res. 992· 7726 or oHico 594-3543. 906·A East Stilt StrHt Piau Center Atttens, Ohio 45701 Business 594-3543 REALTOR• #Ill JAY DRIVE -A Super Place to Raise a Famiy. Close and convenient to shopp~, Crty schoot. Very attractive L-shaped ranch ¥lith 3 8Rs, living room, fami~ room ¥lith frep~c~ 2baths, eat-in kKchen and 2 car garage. Great starter home.Complete wrth gas heat 1kJw heating bilt). central air and Buyers Protection l'lan. Call for more inforll\ltiln. TEAFORD REALTOR ·UVESTOCit BONANZA - 2nd to none - 380 acres m/t of good balance of crO(l, pasture and wooOOd area. Good water supp~ 11 SJJirg;, poods, creek and rural water available. ~· fll/1 of road !rootage on ~ 325 and Twp. Road w~h county water ava~~be. Nearly ·~ miles r1. r!a!lll!y buitt l~e and cross fences. Crop area of approx. 100 acres. 150 acres of pasture with balance in woods and m~ Exc.· hilt topview tom JJesenl farm home and many deal sKes ilr new miTE locationS both in wooded areas and c~ar h1ll crests.Nl located just oft SR.325, 4mj~ S. of Rio Grande and R~ Grande College. Also near Sou!hwestern H.S. and new eade school Coukl easi~ be divided in.three or 1001e smaller ooits. Total askng for en~re unn $294,(XX). 446-3644 Real Estate ' 216 E. 2nd St. Phone • 1-16141·992-3325 CHOICE LOT - Approx 100 h.frontage on U.S. Rt. 35 Jackson ~ke at good buslless ~catkin, City ut1lrt~ avai~bla Asking $30,000. NlW umNG - 12xoo Scllu~ wrth 12x28 added 2 rms., s·rms and bath, gas FA furnace carpeting lor afami~ . [& lot on 124 near Reedsville. Will take $12,000. fke Wiseman - 446 -3796 B. J _ Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker - 245-5276 David E. Wiseman - 446 -9555 lONG BOmlM - 2 acres oo 248. 2 BR horne, full cel~r. bath. TP water and other bldgs. $34,500. #335 .•RACINE - 2 sill)' frame hOme." . Mod. bath, eat-in kitchen, lull basement, garage and 2.53 acres. $28,000. _ '" ' ' MIDDLEPORT -; I& 3BR next to business sectim. Nice front porch, 2 baths, equipped klchen, washer and dryer, gas FA furnace $32,000. POMEROY I ~ bath, carpeting · remodeled ¥lith woodburner, modem krtchen and 2 lotS. $35,000. BRADBURY - Nelli to WW'O. 2 BRs down 2 up. Gas FA fumac~ cook and bake units, panetmg and carpetin~ Level lot Now $28,000. MIDDLEPORT - Beaut~! view o1 riller, I& dinng woodburnng firep~ce. basemen~ gas furnace and I~ level lot. Offer needed. FOREST RUN -2septl:tanks and water taps. 3 BR home Furnace. range. refr~erator, dishwaster and lots ol caroet· n~ $45,000. · MIDDLEPORT - 3 BRs, bath, ca~peting dinilg. lg 'long level lot wrth garage. l%kng ·$25,000. gas furnace, BEAT WINTER! BUY &FIX tl' IIOW CALL 992·3325 FREE PARKING Sue lllurphr. IIIHon Roush, Helen. \'iiJil & Bntc:e. ' .. Hou stng Headqu.ulcrs .. • I' \ The Sunday $SAVE$ PREPARE FOR WINTER HAVE YOUR FURNACE SERVICEd NOW PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS NEW MOBILE HOME FURNACES AVAILABI£ 4" Sewer .............$3.70 4" [11 ................... $1.00 I" 160# Water ...... 19• JEWELL'S I " Gas Pipe ............. 18' WHERE TO BU~? NEW UmNG - Tullf*$ Pllins - Approx. 5 acres with a 3bedtoom mobie home w~h add-on, two tirouts, dishwasher, ref., range. d&posal hoot and back porches, 'l!lxll unfnished garage, t*ts trai~r lot with septi:, elec. and water. $23,000. POMEROY - 3 bedroom mobi~ home wKh expan do has a wood burner for ·your heat budget this winter. Ga~ge wKh worksiD~. faiJe fenced~ trurt trees and garden space. $18,(XX). RACINE- 5 room house w~h 2 bedrooms on lot in t~n. Needs repair but couk1 re good rental investment $6,500. POMEROY - I acre buitdilg lots Yith water and eklctri:. Starting at $3,~0 . · BRADBURY - l fklor plan home with garden spac~ 3 bedrooms, front and rear porches. A~rox. • acre. $22,(XX). POMEROY- Older 3or 4 bedroom home in town, large lot $24,900 NEW LIMA ROAD - A~rox . 58 acres vacant ;uound, all minerals, water and electric avai~ble. $17,900. MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedroom hous~ neat. POM.EROY - Rt 33 -Cozy 2bedroom house on ··.. convenlenl garag~ oo 2 lots. $24,000. approx. 9 acres, mostly IWIOded for hu~g. house has been remodeled w~h nice ktchen and bath. MIDDLEPORT- 2story IDme on 36x 70 lot, 8l4% Economical gas heat 5 mWiutes from lawn. Ask~g fixed rate on approx. $14,000. Monthly payment of $~.000. $119.00 P&l for 23. years remainng term. Aski'lg $19,100. POMEROY - tn t~n oils elbow room.Neat SDit ~e~a -horne wrth 3 bedrooms, 2baths, FA elec. Wth HARRISONVIUE - 2 red mom ranch, approx. 6 heat pump, cent. air, storage build~g, on a 2.36 acres. $17,900. acre lot $61,900. RACINE- 2 redroom stooe home, large tot. good . SALISBURt SCHOOL DISTRICT - Cute one sill)' street $13,000. • · five·room house wKh two bedmorm, dililgroom, · k~chen. and bath. Storage 11Jik1ilg large tot on CALUA COUNTY- A~rox .. 35 acre toi, aereator deadend street $19,(XX). septic system, 1\i car garage wrth worksiDp. Crty water. $12,000. MIDDLEPORT - Rutllnd Strlll - 10x47 older mobi~ home on a 00x75 lot Wants to sell at POMEROY- Kingsbury Rd.- I acre buildilgor $5,500. mobile home sites. Rural water and electric available. $5,000 per lot. MIDDLEPORT - Doub~ corner lot with a mobile home w~h view d the river. $13,500. ST. RTE. 7 - A~rox. 2 acres of Oho Rhler frontag~ wooded, water and electric avaitab~. MIDDLEPORT - Hudson Strlll - lnvest1re11t $6,500. property, lot and 2 bedroom older mobile horne, range and refri~ $4,400. MIDDLEPORT - Nice rorner lot, 4 bedrooms, lllod neighborhood. $39,500. MIDDLEPORT- Twotrai~rs and two lo~ -lxrth rent for $160 per .month. Live in one, tel the other SYRACUSE - 3 bedroom ranch, deck, nee lot. make your payments. $11.000. Gas FA heat Owner needs to sell. $32,000. { POMEROY - Nye Ave. - Large lot and bilck SYRACUSEN1ce 3 bedroom ranch, huge famly horne Nice~ remodeled and priced to sell. room. I \i baths, garage, big lot Owner wan~ an $13,500. offer. !%king $48.000. RACINE- Beautlul ranch type home w~h afull baseme:rt. wb fp, oil I acre of land IVfth p~nty of niPPERS PLAINS - 2\i acrs~ 3 bedrooms, extras: Country setting 1n a great negllborhood. fireplace, carport $36,000. $59,900. LANGSVILLE - 2 ~ory, 3 bedrooms, garage, POMEROY -A 2sill)' IDmeon 21ots ¥lith carport apartment over cel~r. $29,!MJO. - Needs work but a bargan at $5,500. POMEROY - I \i Sill)', 3 bedrooms, rec. room in ' MIDDLEPORT - North Third - 2 sill)' home basement. $18.000. wrth 2-l bedrooms oo 40'x113' lot. Gas ~ heat garage, woukl make a rice home lor your fam ~. LETART :.... 2 story 3 redroom horne, over 2acres $16,500. bottom land, basement. $16,500. MIDDlEPORT -South Filth- Room to grow in 1 4-5 bedroom home oo OO'xll3' lot. lnsutaterl, . storrm, frep~re $17,500. NEAR CHESTER - Coutm living in style! Th~ 3 bedroom home is in excellent condom. Full basement other features, oo alarge lot $35,(XX). EASTERN DISTRICT- Beautiful newerspM foyer horne in a great neghborhood plus an in·ground ' ' swinmilg pool Very attractive and in great <mditim. $54,900. MIDDLEPORT - Great locati:Jn and a sprat staircase make this a very attractive home. New klthen and bath, 3 bedrooms, and afenred yard. $29,900. ._. ST. RT. 143- Anewer 3 bedroom ranch home, 2 baths, equipped ktchen, on approx. 2.35 acres. tndudes ch~ken hous~ storage 11Jik1il~ garden space $35,000. POMEROY - .l'h sill)' hll11e home on 2 ~ts. 3 bedrooms, patil, fully ilsutated. $17,9)(). REAL ESTATE #233 . F3GOOD 4 BEDROOM Cape Cod, ~tuated on quiet street. ,Has one bathroom, formal 'dining room, fireplace and a large kitchen. Good buy at ·$21,500.larry 992-mG. f 8 VERY NICE DOUBL(. LEADINGHAM REAl ESTAlE-446-7699 ,. Business Services Excavating J.A.R . Conotruction Co .. Rutland , Oh . 1114-742· Building ond remodeling, 2903. Booomento, Foot&!l. roofing, m111onery, electrl- Concrete work, Backhoe'•· Gai i room of Qrpet (:leaned for '22.!16. · Coptolil Steo· 304-87&-2296 . Sovo Ad. Ex pi reo es'. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W..Va. RACINE- 2~ll'Y home wrth 3 bedrooms in lawn. Gas fa heal large rooms, in good conditi:Jo. $16,500. POMEROY - Approx. 7 acres, smatt bam, shed and ni:e I \i story horne. 2-3 bedrooms, basemmt, all in good repair. $29,000. MIDDLEPORT - Excellent location! 2 bedroom hom~ 1\i Sill)' Yith rrodem ktchenette. Nice lot. $34,900. LETART ~Large okler home wrth spare house on agood rorner lot. MAKE OFFER. $27,000. aose to downtown, 3 bedroom 2 2 baths, in good rondmn. MAKE OFFER. $30,000. POMEROY ~ll'Y hom~ RUTLAND -New Lima Rd.- 3 llldroom ranch, full basement. approx. 2 acres ground, in pxl cond. $33,500. NEAR CHESTER - 10.51 ft. vacant land in country . Great building or mobile home site. $8,500 MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom 2 story remodeled home on a good street. $23,000. MIOOLEPORT -Cozy, small 2 BR home in good neighborhood. Carport, level yard. $18,500. POMEROY - 3 bedroom ranch type home 1n country. Large lot $29,900. FIVE POINTS AREA - Beautiful coiln~l home 1n the Baum Sublflision. Many features ilclrdi'lg swimmilg pool basement, garag~ winding staircase, etc. Must be seentore appreciated. Call lor an appointment. POMEROY - One fklor ranch wrth 3 bedroorm, deck ar~ I car garaga on approx. 1 acre. $4B,(XX). NEW UMA ROAD- Neat 3 redroom home, 2car OUTER- Over one acre in the country and alike garag~ fireptac~ assumable loan. $36,!JJO. new 3 bedroom ranch lype house wth 2 garages. E"'"ped kitChen, all in good condrtl>n.*'l,900. MINI-FARM - Approx. 36 acres, 3 bedroom ,. . hom~ 2 car garage, pond, pasture $45,(XX). NEAR RT. 33 - Nice 14x70 mobile home aI s., • up oo approx. I acre lot Garden space and frun MIDDLEPORT- Fantast!: home, 3 bedroofl1l, 2'h trees, small barn. Built·in .microwave, au baths, giganti: fami~ room, approx. I ~re MAKE eond~nllg un~ range and reflwerator. $24,900. OFFER' / PORTlAND - 2 bedroom A·frll11e on appr01< . 5 acres, slorle fireplace. Wih $8,400 OO.Vn payment .assume balance of $23,500 at BJ5% tlr 23 year term. Payment of $236.00 per ~h. Includes taxes and insurance. Tolal $31,000. LEADING CREEK ROAD -3 bed mom home wrth stone fireplace. Located on approx. I acre_ Full basenlen~ e~ heat cklse to t~n. $37,000. POMEROY - Anice investment or starter horne. 2 bedroom home on large lot $17,500. CHESTER- Approx . 40 acresoflandwrthfreeg~ available to a 4 bedroom home. $25,000. SOUTHERN DISTRICT - Vacant land ~ Approx. 12 acres for horne sle or trailer. $7,000. MINERSVIUE - llllni·flll11 - Awox. 9 acres • wrth a 2 bedroom ntffl remodeled home wrth bam, milllhous~ frurt trees, fencirlg and a good garden space. $1~.500. niPPERS PlAINS - 3 bedroom one fOO' plan home wrth full basement. On approx. I acre. $19,500. MIDDLEPOin - Aneat 3 bedroom home located in lllod neighborhood on a 60'x 100' ilt,Excettent oondmn $23,(XX). • IDNG BOTTOM - Neat 3 IEdroom ranch, !ami~ room, approx. I acre wrth garden area. $32,000. RUTLAND -Country horne on nl:e acre lot Most remodeling completed. $11!,500. PH. 992-6030 9·30·1 mo. PH. 304-295-7845 Mineral W. Va. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEl HOUSE wKh 3 bmiorns, 2complete baths. dinina room. l~ing room and llfll 11Citation room. located on 8 acres. Large farm pond. Racine area. 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME on 3 lots in Syracuse. OLDER HOUSE with 3 bed· rooms on corner lot in Syr· cuse. 2 BEDROOM, all elettric house with ctawl space. On approx. I aete of land. Just south of Tuppers Plains. ,,. ~ HOME NATIONAl BANK .. 949·2210 ~~~~~~~~" SUNDAY PUZZLER ACAOSS 1 Quadruped 6 Part of fireplace 11 Worth 16 Sedate 21 Unlocks 22 Part of forliflcalion 23 Small size of type 24 Balance 25 Fondle 26 Vapid 28 Apportioned 30 Shower 32 Selenium symbol 33 Negative prefix 34 Eggs 35 Man's nickname 36 Ravellngs 37 Total 38 Aclors' org. 40 Rugged mountain crest 43 44 45 47 49 50 51 54 55 56 59 60 62 64 65 66 67 69 of negation Stem Hastens Bone of body Recover Bose, e.g. Sunburn Merchant Freshwater fish Lane Lifts Edge Ordinance Mislead Seethe Fulfill Babylonian deityRiver in Scoltand Mediterranean vessel 70 71 72 74 76 Aclual Sesame Music: as written Wilderness Algonquian Indian 77 Fermented drink 78 River In Arizona 79 Thorough soaking· 82 Harbinger 84 Feed 85 Seed coating 86 Journey 88 Transacllon 89 Facts 90 Clerical collar 92 Ate to lose weigh I 94 Oectaratlons 98 Sea In Asia 99 Cries like a dove 100 Take unlawlully 102 Stage whisper 103 The urlal 104 Yellow ocher 105 Promptly 106 Rows •108 Large bird 109 River In Siberia 110 Hebrew teller t11 Tropical tree 112 Throb rhythmically t 14 Federal agency: abbr. 116 Saloon stock 117 Part of jacket 119 Mountain passes 120 Cipher 122 Or 124 Consumed 125 Strong wind 126 Re1real 128 Expire 129 Gaelic 131 Gambling game at cards t32 Male 133 Elicit 135 Queen of lairies t38 Female ruff 139 Young girl 140 Deposll 141 Defeated amendment 142 A stale: abtJr. 143 King of Bashan 144 A washing 145 Oul of dale 147 Figure of speech 149 Equality 150 Challenged 152 Pitchers 154 Precipitous 156 Courageous 158 Lyrical poem 159 Wander 160 Barter 161 Founded DOWN 1 Shoshonean Indians 2 Musical drama 3 Soak, as flax 4 Tin symbol 5 Kind of curve · 6 Engraver's burin 7 Told 8 Frull drink 9 Tantalum symbol fO Goal 1t Manservant 12 Matured t3 Young boy 14 Guido's low note 15 More uncanny t6 Part of fireplace 17 Measure of weight 18 Three-toed sloth 19 Send forth 20 Judges 27 Rocky hill 29 River In Siberia 31 In addition 36 Wife of Jacob 37 Transgressions 39 Me1rlc weight 40 Son of Adam 41 Mild expletive 42 Female relatives 43 Nerve network 44 Call 46 Cyprinotd fish 48 High cards 49 Cover surface or 50 Shadow 51 Lock of hair 52 Lasso 53 Issuing from rays 55 Fragmenls 56 Highway 57 Roman official 58 Pertaining lo the sun 61 Part of shoe 63 Greenland settlement 64 Trinket 681ssue of publlcailon 70 Let go 71 Powerful persons 73 Kettledrum 74 Court order 75 Painful spols 77 Mediterranean Island • •• • . 78 Opening In fence .,.. • 80 Mountains of • • Europe 81 Insect egg 83 Ethiopian tllte 84 Arrived on scene :- : 87 Dangers _ ; 89 Infer 90 Grates 91 Splrll in " The Tempest" 92 Fate 93 Pertorms 95 Duration 96 Wooden pin 97 Sword 99 Kind of cabbage 101 Brash 105 Rescue 106 Bulrush .... 107 Let II stand 111 Nickname for Peter 112 Game played on horseback 113 Great Lake 115 Assistant 116 Interjection 118 Comfort 119 Vehicles 121 Commanded t23 Agave plant 125 Long, deep cuts 126 Rodents t27 Continent 129 Wear away 130 Royal 131 Obese 132 Unlldy 134 Headgear 136 Cenlury plant 1:17 Revealed 139 Noblewoman 140 Girl's name , 44 Supplicate 145 Through 146 Superlallve ending . ..-. ., - 147 Oolong 148 Recede 149 D!lnce step 151 Concerning 153 Weight: abbr. 155 Shift: abbr. 1§ 7 Sun god POMEROY - I \i sill)' frame homewtthnew vinyl sdin& 3 bedrooms. some new carpetirlg and pati:J $29,900. ' RACINE - 2 ~IX)' frame nome wrth 4 bedrooms, room, den, fireplace, su n room, p~s a second house for a rental. $39,!MJO. fami~ POMEROY· - Great bedroom, 2 baths, full basement 3-4 bedrooms, ta.rge front porch, even a sewilg room for Mom. $24,000. MIDDLEPORT - Rental investment - Dl4)1ex wrth two 3bedroom units for income potential. N ~e lot $16,900. RUTLAND - B0111ness bui~inS wrth 2 bedroom $12,000. · apa~rnent. ST. RTE: 7 - Afllrox. 2 ocres ~th rfce b~ yard, garden area, frul trees, m ~ll'Y home with 3 bedrooms, fam1~ room, firep~ce, full basemmt. and equipped klchen. $26.!MJO. RACINE - 2 stll'Y 3 bedroom home on 2 lots, vilyl sidin& or~i'lat oak woodwor~ pantry •.shed, gas FA ,heat $39.000 - COUNTRY ESTATE - Approx. 4!7 acres in the country and a mod. 4 BR home ¥lith in-ground poot 2 car garag~ baserpent, many other features, p~s gas at well head pr~a $64,500. EASTERN DISTRICT - Nice. 2 bedroom. home, comptetffl remodeled on lnterllr and extero. FuR basenlent $21,500. niPPERS PlAINS - A n ~e 10 year otd ranch type 3 bedroom home on I acre w~h garage. Good conditioll. $22,000. . POMEROY - BeautWul 2sill)' okfer lrtk ~ good neighlrlrhood. Central air, 3 bedrooms, beautiful woodworlo. $39,000. Real Estate General 4 ~Word POMEROY - 4 bedroom horne cklse to school. Dini1g room, level lot $25,500. •"fffl D1/im( PLUMBING & HEATING NEW usnNG -CHESTER - Approx. 34 acres of wooded land ¥lith a mobile home w~h an !fdlim, anew bath and k~chen. M~eral r~hfS anda~rge two room block buifd~g. $22,500. CHESTER _ Approx. 10 acres v~ant land. Buik1ilg or trailer site ¥lith water and electr~ FIVE POINTS AREA -A 3 redroom .ranch home avai~ble. Owner wants offer. $7,000. on approx. ~ acre lot. Includes dishwasiEr,range, hood. Electrl: bb heat. Garage Give 011 a call. · POMEROY - 3 bedroom home on a good street, $31 ,000. basenle:rt. garaj!e, ga1den spare $28,000. @1 985 United Feature Syndica1e .,... ' �• • • w. Ohio- Point FBI searching worldwide for suspected double agent· WASHINGTON (UP!) - The have passed 1nfoJ7T1atlon to the Intensive search for a former CIA Soviet KGB. Warrants have been agent wanted on charges of spying Issued tor his arrest. CBS reported Friday that Infortor the Soviets Involves "every FBI field office" worldwide, an FBI mation Howard , relayed to the Russians led to the presumed ofllclal says. The manhunt extends to England. executionof a top Soviet atl!ctal who where Edward Howard lived as a provided intelligence lnfonnatlon to boy, and to South American cities he the United States. Court documents filed by the FBI has visited and lived in previously, In U.S. Dtstrlct COurt in Albuthe official said Friday. Howard, 33, has been Identified by querque, N.M., Indicate Howard Uwi FBI as one of two former U.S. admitted sellJng Information to the lnteUigence employees believed to Soviet KGB; durtng a meetin~ In Execution claim remains unconfirmed, says Reagan Austria on SePtember~. 1984. "The former CIA employee was paid money In exchange for classltied Information relatlilg to U.S. Intelligence soorces and methods," the a!lldavlt signed by FBI special agent Martin Schwarz said. During a second meeting in Europe last July, Howard sold additional Information to Soviet intelligence o!!lclals, the affidavit traveled abroad exte!lslvely, as well as Uvlnglnseveral!ln'elgnlocattons. He Is said to he Ouent ln Spanish and would he weU-versed as a former Intelligence operative In assuming false Identities. The FBI Is checking aU locations he has traveled to previously, the ofl!clal sald. • "Our investigation of Howard Involves every Fm field office," he The documents Included a letter said. Howard, who worked for the CIA said. Howard lett behind for his wUe. from 00 to 1983, Is the .son of Air It said, "Sell the house, Jeev. etc. Force Master Sgt. Kenneth Howard and move with one of our parents who was JlOS!ed with his family to and he happy." . several American bases abroad, The official said thai although the Including England, before he ooreau has ro hard Information that retired. Howard Is In Enli!and, agents are •A former classmate of Howards row SEarching for him there. He ·told United Press Internatlonalln a indicated the hunt extencteci beyond telephone interview that In the late U.S. borders Immediately after 1960s they were close friends at the Howard quit his job with the New American high school at the U.S. Mexico Legislature two weeks ago Force air base at Lakenheath, and disappeared. England. Howard, the official said, has 'llleformerclassmate, whoasked BEIRIJI', Lebanon (UPI) the execution of the death sentence Islamic Jihad terrorists Friday for the American CIA agent in the -announced the "execu tlon" of U.S. Middle East and the head of Its EmbasSY official William Buckley, Lebanon station and the first but Preslden t Reagan said \he political adviser aLthe American report could not he confirmed. The EmbasSY In Lebanon, the spy Soviet Union evacuated most of its 'William Buckley, alter publishing embaSSY staff following the murder this statement," said the group's of a k.ldnapped Soviet olllcial. statement. The respected An Nahar and As Islamic Jihad did not specify Saflr newspapers printed a. state- where the body could he found, ment from the Moslem fundamen- saying only the killlng was deditalist group saying Buckley would cated to "thefamiUesciMoslemand he killed after their statment was Tunisian martyrs" from the Tunis published. raid, In which · Israel'S' U.S.-made The st<ltement said the execution F-15 fighter jets killed at least 73 was ordered to avenge Israel's air people. By J. Samuel Peeps strike Tuesday on Yasser Arafat's "We warn the American and GALLIPOLIS - James SweaPalestine Liberation Organization Israeli governments against carry,'rlngen, director oftheGroveCtty headquarters in Tunisia. ing out any retaliation because they Buckley, 57, reportedly a bachelor will pay dearly In Lebanon, Wa- marching band, has written to Bossman Hobart Wtlson, Jr., with lew family ties, was abducted shington and the world," the , calling Gallla Academy High tn West Beirut on March 16, 1984. U statement said. Israel Tuesday Schoo1 ·marchlng musicians "a the Islamic Jihad claim is con- bombed PLO headquarters In credit to their community and firmed, he would he the first of six : revenge lor the killing of three the school they represent." Americans still held hostage in Israelis which it blamed on PLO Lebanon to be killed by his captors. guerrlllas. It was Sept. 21 that the band A native of Medford, Mass., Reagan told reporters In Wa- members from the Old French Buckley, the U.S. EmbasSY's chief shington that·the United States could City participated_·with 15 other poUtlcal officer, has been held the not confirm tre report of Buckley's bands In the fourth annual .Grove longest of the American captives in death. "No, there's no way to City Marching Band Invitational Lebanon. confirm," Reagan said. "Until we In Grove City <jnd received the "We declare a revenge for the have something definite, we're not third place trophy tor Class B bands. · blood oftre martyrs by announcing going to comment." not to he lder!tttled, had already contacted the FBI and presently works' lor the U.S. Army, the FBI o!tlclal confirmed. "If he's not in this country, he's in .Suffolk, England," Howard's friend said. "I want him tocomeon in.If It's true, he'shetrayedatrust." . Howard also worked In South America for the Peace Corps and the Agency for Internatlonalue'veh opment from 1976.to 1979. tion. .l .. t ""-. $2999'5 ELBERFELDS•~ ~ 1984 p WAGON $6,800~ SHOWTlME . 1986\- '• . l ' MAY BEroME REGUlAR STOP - A SUI1!rllie stop at lllflmerha88elt Island a1 Parlrenburg, W.Va., was greeted wttlisomuch enlbulllasm SuDcJa.v thai the captain of the steamboat Delta Queen Is PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (UP!) - Ao unscheduled visit at Blennerhassett Island was gree;ted with 9J much enthusiasm that ~ecaptalnof the steamboat Dell<! · Queen Is considering making Blennerhassett Island a regular part of his salllng Itinerary. Daniel Fowler, executive director of the Blennerhassett Historical Park Commission, said Sunday the •• •• ••• .• •• EXCELLENT SELECTION ON ALL NEW ,•••• • • :• -•. •• . CLO.SE-OUT :. •• PRICES •• •• ••• •• • •• •• • DON'T WAIT- THEV .WILL GO QUICKLY! • I' 10-S· 10 Blazers •• JUST ARRIVED FRO~ •• CHEVROLET •• •• JUST IN TIME FOR THE WINTER •• SEASON A~EAD OF US! •• (ALL ARE 4 WHEEL DRIVES) •• •• Sundav Shot••n Weleome ..;... Come IN & Browse • ' •• •• . ' .••• •• • • I 'I I •• •• • '.• •• Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. : : 1616 EASTERN AYE., GALLIPOLIS : • 446-3672 ••• •• • • · ······J········································· I DEDICATION SPEAKER - Dr. Franldln B. Waller, State Superittendenl of Public lnstnlctlon for the State of Ohio praised tax(IIQ'ers of the GalllaCoonty SchoolDI!itrlctSunday duliDI dedlcalkln ceremonies for lite dlstrlcl's new elementary !IChool at Bidwell-Porter. It was Ute sewnd stnretilre In the dstrlct's ne.w bulldlal program lobe dedicated. Earller, the new Southw~ Elementary School was dedlcaled . Electric.bills to go:up COLUMBUS (UP! ) -Proposed completion of the Zimmer power plant could add $00.58 to the typical " residential customer's ·monthly electric bill to customers at the Columoos and Southern Ohio Electric Company In Gallla-Melgs area, says an Ohio consumers' counsel official. If Zimmer owners began chargIng customers the maximum amount allowed, the typical Cincln· nat! Gas & Electric Co. customer would pay about $272 a year more. consumers' counsel technical director Kenneth Rosselet said Saturday. The estimate Is based on a customer who uses about 700 kllowatl-hours of electricity per month. Customers at the Dayton Power & Light Co. would pay $17.25monthly or $207 annually . The differences in cost are based on the share of the Zlmmer plant each company owns and the rates charged various classes of custo· mers. CG&E owns 46.5 percent of the plant, DP&L 28.1 percent and C&SOE 25.4 percent. The owners plan lo convert the unfinished nuclear plant into a coal-burning generator by 1991. Tile companies estimate the total cost of the plant will be $5.3 bllUon. Under an agreement announced last week, however, customers of the three utUltles would pay a maximum $3.6 biUiof\ of that cost. Stockholders of the companies would pay the other $1.7 billion. Theagreementwasnegotlatedby the utlllty companies, consumers' counsel, various local governments and Industrial customers. The companies can Increase customer electric bUls to pay for the plant after It begins generating electricity. Customers wlll continue to pay for the plant during the ll years It Is expected to work, Resurfacing project underway Resurfacing of Pomeroy business district streets got und_erway today . Workers of the Shelly Co., were resurlaclng the upper parking lot and Court St. today and possibly wUI alSO Include Sycamore St. Tuesday, wortcers wlll resurface aU of Second St. Mayor Richard . • BIDWELL- State Superintend· ent of Public Instruction Franklin B. Walter complimented area ·voters during the weekend for "the clea~ Indication that they are committed to excellence In education." "It Is people who determine the success of education, and that means people outside the schools as well as those on the Inside," he said in remarks prepared for delivery at trededlcatlonoftheBldwell-Porter Elementary School In the Gallla Local School District . About 500 people attended the Sunday afternoon dedication - the ·second in as many weeks for the local school district which has completed two of fou r new elementary schools In an $11 million construction program. Walter said voter support at the polls enabled the school to become a reality. He said the new building wtll he equipped to provide top quality educatkm.' "'!llls building provides tangible proof that the residents of this area place a high prtorlty on their · children's present and future well· helng," said Walter. "This school stands as a monument to the enlightened vls lonoithe community which ooUt It." Walter emphasized the neoesslty of family Involvement In the educational process. He said that each famUy Is charged with the responsibility of educating the next ' .\;' ' .. . .~ , conslderiig maldngthe Island a regular part of ltlualllaglllnerary. The I boalls shown above during a recent stopover In GaiHpolls. become regular visit Delta Queen's capt<~ in , Wllllam Laurence Keeton, "wanted to see If It Is possible lor the Delta Queen to hegln stopping at the Island" on the ' Ohl Rt cruises luxury vesseI s o ver · Keeton stopped the Delta Queen lor,a surprise at the Island Sept. 22, and Is toying with the Idea of stopping again on the steamboat 's return trip from Pi ttsburgh at Taxpayers praised· by state official ••• .••• 1986 MODE ' •, • 'I'' ' Surp~se stop m y~ All Are On Display Now 26 Cenia '' action." ' t . ALSO WE HAVE A FEW 1985 MODELS IN STOCK AT 1 Section. 10 Pogea A Muitimodlo a short-term increase In the debt celllng with assurances of actiOn starting Wednesday on all balanced budget proposals was rejected by Senate Republican leader Rober! Dole. Asked about prospects today, when the Senate again votes on cutting off the !l.llbuster, Dole said there would he "hand-wringing, speeches, posturing, the usual ... no Jim Mink Chevrolet-Oldsmobile ••• The Best •• •• Buys In •• The •• Tri-County ••• Area ..... • enttne ' presented by •• •• Check Our • Lot For . •• •• . In a message before the Senate votes, Reagan said, "?!ro hour Is approaching. "By tomorrow, the federal government's cash balances wiD he Virtually exhausted and we will he facing a financing emergency," he said. Three times last week, Baker warned congresslonalleaders Oct. 7 was the last day. But Dole discounted the dire predictions, telUng reporters the government Is "not going to shut · down, It's going to slowdown. (But) It's aolng to he high noon before ' An_after by 8ycd that would allow "ong.'' . . . ' .., FREE • October 7. 1985 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The govenunent, according to Pres!· dent Reagan and Treasury SecreIIII}' James Baker, runs out at money today. There is virtually no hope Congress can act quickly enough to keep checks from bouncing. Despite a rare Sunday session, the Senate could not act on an increase In the debt celling - which would allow the government tb borrowfrom $1.8 trllllon to $2 trUUon. Splitting along party lines, the Senate refused 57-38 - seven short of the tWI>-thlrds needed - to kill a f!Ubuster against a proposal to balance the budget in 1991, a far-reaching amendment tied to the debt ceiling bill. The Senate also killed 59-36 a proposal by -~te Democratic leader Robert Byrd · to return the debt ceiling biD to committee with orders to.brlngback a stop-gap blU, through Oct. 18, strlpped of tre halanC€11 budget amendment. . Fall Special PARKING •• •• •• • at y . easy starts, effic~opell- THIS NEWSPAPER had an Item about Dr. W. Lewis Brown celebratlr!g Ills 8lth birthday an niversary. His address Is ~94 C Ronda Granada , Laguna Hills, Call!. 92653. His wife said that 28 people remembered the birthday, and he really appreciated hearing from so many of his old friends. The wife Is Dorothy D. Brown. Same address , of course. •• • Uncle Sam~s money banks running out '4 H.P. rated two-cycle engjne. Designed to last 50% longer. ·east aluminum deck and er.gine. 'EI..ectronic ignjgition delivers high-intensity spark for ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • *.. • ••• 1986 Rodney Tolliver's Blue Dev il band Is praised for Its "outstand· lng behavior and sportsmanship . exhibited throughout the day." •· ••• · • ••• Vot.3&. No.122 common in 1820s ... • olr1 ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii-; 19" Push Mower '•• • Both men were said to have fingered ·by Vltaly ¥urchenko, a senior KGB official who defected In Ju_ly and Is now being Interrogated by the CIA. Gallia Academy musicians called .credit to Gallipolis By JAMES SANDS flour. The mtJier asked If Gllruth Mrs. John MUler, Mr. and Mrs. Special Correspndent had any way to take It home. When WUllam Hoffmljll. Mr. and Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The organiza- Reverend Gllruth said !bat re Martin Ward and Mr. and Mrs. tion at so many Methodist churches wo uld carry It , the miller Aaron Ward. In GaUla County in the 18~s is responded: ' The first funeral In the old Wesley probably In great part due to the "U you can carry that home, I Chapel building was of Its founder, James Van Zant, who died in cam pme etlng wiD give it 1o you." movement that Answered Gllndlt: "At that rate September c11854. The cemetery Is across from tre dlurch. swept through I'D take two." The hell in the dlurch came from the county In that 'I1Ie miller !till more aslonlshed period, said, "I would rather clfer you 1wo the Wrljht School, which closed sometlrne ·before 1936, . when the. People would than one." come to the meetSo GDruth put his anns round church purchased the hell. By 1940 Ings, which In the 'each barrel and walked home. , the membership of Wesley Chapel UWs were held In Green Township ·The first members of Wesley stood at one. It was · graduaUy at il place called Don ally Grove and Chapel were: Mr. and Mrs. James increased by a few after World War in a grove near Porter a little bit Van Zant, Mr. and Mn;. Jarnes II but declined again and has been later, to have their hearts stirred. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. closed at least once in more recent They would agree to return to tt.>lr Rumlield, Cynthia Ward, Mr. and days. U you want lo wrlle a letter to homes later to hold class lll{'(?tings Mrs. Austin Barton, Mrs. Margaret James Sands, Ids addre88 Is ~ or prayer meetings. From these Titus, Mrs. Wllllam Johnson, Mr. North Budleye, CrooksvOie, Ohio class meetings, churches would be and Mrs. Matthew Rutherford, Mr. 43'T.ll. organized. and Mrs. Henry Rumlleld, Mr. and The church we feature today was begun in 1825 as a class meeting In the home of Mr. and M ~. James Van Zant. In l8Z7 the first church known as Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church was erected et1 the site wrere the present chu rch sits. The ooildlngone sees today dates from July 4, 1867. Amotig tre early preachers here we note the names of Lakin, McKendree, and Finney who became prominent memt:ers or the Ohio Conferenq, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, as well as a local preacher by the name of Elijah Vari l ain.- - A familiar face at some of the campmeetlngs held in Gallla WESLEY CHAPEL Unlled Metlll. .t Ourch, on the Van County in the 18'20s was James Zant Road near Kyger, was organized In 1825 with lite pre.ent buldlng GUruth, who Is listed as a minister havln' been dedicated July 4, 188'1. Like tleVerlll other MethodW for several churches In the county churches In Ga!Ua Coody organized in tiE 18!Js, Weeley Chapel ~few during this period. The Reverend out of the. campmeetlng 111d prt~Jer cia. movement wlllch Willi Mr. GUruth was much in demand at stronger tlten that al any dme before <r IDee. campmeetlngs, not necessarily for • his preaching skills but for his physical strength. It seems that many a call)ll meeting In the ~Wls was broken up by rowdies who wren drunk would come on horseback an d dash right through the camp yelling blasphemous words. At one ca mpmeetlng these rowdies had decided to sneak Into the camp ratt-er than dash right In and trey were elf In the woods plotting their strategy. Gtlruth happened to he walking through the woods then and tv> reard these fellows planning their dirty work. GUruth walked up to tre ringleader, put his arm around the ringleader's neck and made off with him. The Reverend J . .H. Creighton ti!Us wbat happened next. "As GOmth and the rowdy passed Mink brown metallic with brown and tan cloth Interior, automatic lnlo the camp lhe place was tra nsmission, power steering and .brakes, air conditioning, am radio, I!ODIIlWhat obstructed by a large, luggage rack and iustl8,000 miles. Nice Clean Wagon I decayed slump; but Gllruth prellfled on, learlng away )IIIIi ~tiE !ltump. When he reached the stand, lhe rowdy Wa8 nearly WI of breath; bul 1111 t10011 as he ~uld !!peale he said: 'I suppose you are GUruth. 1 have lEard of yoo. I cld mt know you were on lite ground!' " When It was known that GBruth was on the grounds everyone felt safe. Later in his min istry Gllruth showed at a mlU to buy a barrel ci ...,..... The second former CIA agent also wanted for questioning, he said: PEEPS, a Gallipolis Diary Campm~tings . generation; and, further, that the family needs tohe awa reof ltsrole in the school community. "We should never forget that no school, however modern, can be better than the community It serves. It Is the people who determine the success ofeducallonandthatmeans people outside the schools as well as those on tre inside, " he said. Noting that the 1985-86 school year has been designated the Year of Family Involvement in Education, Walter said, "Education Is truly everyone's rosiness because everyone benefits from II ." .. He•said the new building will be welt equipped to provide a top quallty educatlon, cltlngthemodern ltbrary with a designated area for student reading, a special play a rea for kindergarten children, a cafeteria which can also serve as a study haU or meeting room and, eventually, a multl·putp<>Se gymnastum . Other speakers for the afternoon program included former district superintendent Gary E. Toothaker - presently school superintendent In BartlesvUie, Okla. - Toothaker commended Supt. L. Nell Johnson lor his hard work in bringing the construction to fruit ion. · ld -week· which he ts using to entertain the m d While trere, passengers were pas,:n:~Fow:~ ~~~mboat Co treated to a tour olthehlstorlc lsland v~ed Rou~ with a video 1<1~ by historian Ray Swick, who wheas Pp~yer and a projection scteen preparing for another event t · "We are naturally very pleased same day. "The reaction !rom the pas- that their passengers expressed sengers on board at that time was their pleasure at getting to visit overwreimtngly favorable and this Blennerhassett Island and consecaused the Delta Queen Steamboat quently that the · Delta Queen c to look at Blennerhassett Island Steamboat Co. wantstoreturntothe a~~ place to visit " Fowler said. island," Fowler said. Fowler said h~ had a talk' with "Captain Keeton, who has spent a Keeton last week. when the Delta lifetime on the river, had some very Queen was on an upstream cruise flattering things to say about our wtth a stop-over in Marietta, Ohio. development and that Is lnsptr!ng Historian Herb Roush was Invited for those of us who · ar~ working at to accompany the Delta Queen on Its Blennerhassett Island . trip to Pittsburgh and tre return to Fowler has arranged for Keeton Mariett<l. Roush took with him an to contact him through the marine edited vldeot<lpe of tre reconstruc· operator whenever he wants to stop tlon of the Blennerhassett Mansion, at Blennerhassett . Carl Waugh, president(( the local board, said the bo~d Is proud to have been a part of the bullding program that It committed Itself to after viewing facUlties following his election to the board. 13 people killed on highways COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! ) Saturday and fopr Friday night. 'I11Jrteen people, Including a motor- - None of the victims riding In cyclist and a pedestrlan, were killed vehicles was wearing a seat belt , a Seyler said that the street will he 1n accidents on Ohio roadWays . patrol spokeswoman said. The only closed to traffic. However, a sign during the weekend, the slate area death was Gary G.Putman,23, prohibiting lett turns trOm ButterHighway Patrol reported today. Coolville, who died of Injuries nut Ave., onto Main St. , will he The victims died in 11 accidents, suffered 'Friday when the pickup covered so that motorists , can which occurred between 6 p.m. truck he was driving struck a \ree legaUy make those left turns until · FrldayandmldnlghtSunday.There along U.S. 33 ln Athens County . the· resurfacing project on Second were two deaths Sunday, seven_ St. Is completed. • BIG GOURD - Geoi'Je Jam- of Racine Route 218 pictured 011 the scales a1 the Sugar Run MW wellhlnl: lids 11ant bushelpunl which tipped the scales~ 11 potlnds. Jolmiion purdltllled a packaceot181Ntk' for lite buahel purd In the spring and on1f one look off JII'Odudn1 thlll '''hlp" and two 111ta11er aounll. one 118% IDdHll and one 481n~ In cln:umfereace. This mels 8111Dcbe8111'0Ultd.lleuled 12 pllo•ofwalera day on tltevlnewhlclt grew to40feetln lenctb. l � 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 10. October 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 October 6, 1985 harless parker schrader thaxton