https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/706d4e013a5cdfc45c86eb2e5fa5ebaf.pdf 0e31391a853a0db43afcf19eb526e9f4 PDF Text Text ' . '-·· Friday, October 25, 1986 • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio ·N~tion returns to EST this Sunday 'Pig pickin' Justin M. Jenkinson WASHINGTON (UP!)- The sun stlll rises in \he east and sets in the west, but it will do so a little later Sunday when most citizens will reset their clocks to standard time. . The time change requires that clocks be set back at 2 a.m. local t !me on the last Sunday In October. Clocks were set an hour forward the last Sunday In April. Remember the old adage, "Spring forward, tall back," when resetting clocks. States.and territories that do riot have to change to daylight-saving time are Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the VIrgin Islands, Amelican Samoa and the part of Indiana that is located in the Eastern Time 7nne. · Congress is thinking of modifying the system. The House passed a bill Tuesday expanding daylight· saving time by four weeks beginning next year. The Senate has not acted the measure. The proposed bill would move tbe start of daylight-saving time from the last Sunday In April to the first Sunday in Apr~. It also would change the endlng time from the last Sunday In October to the first Sunday in November so that Halloween and E'rnest Hagen, Norwich, N.Y., and a stepson, Frank Call, Norwich. Also surviving are 21grandchlldren, 18 great-grandchildren and five step-grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two husbands, three sons, a stepdaughter and a grandson. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. David Bryan officiating. Burial wUI be in Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 9 a.m. Monday until time of services. Justin McCarty Jenkinson, 85, Lancaster, fonnerly of Meigs County, died Thursday at the Hlckory Creek Nursing Center at The Plains. He was a son of the late Marion Henry and Maude Arnold Jenkinson. He graduated from Pomeroy Hlgh School in 1917and worked as an engineer and draftsman lor the Anchor Hocking Glass Co in Lancaster, He retired after43 years of service in 1965. During his career he had received several Fairfield County awards for hls work with inlaid wood pictures and oil Denise Tillis paintings. · Denise Tillis, 30, died Friday Surviving are his wife of 60 years, morning at her home on the New Dora Ella George Jenkinson, LoLima Road, Rutland. gan; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Bom in Gallipolis. she was a (Mary) Majors, Rockllrl7ge, and daughter of John Tillis, Reedsville, Dr. June Slotxxiian, Athens; three and Pauline Tillis, Rutland. Also grandsons; a brother, Robert, surviving are six brothers, Dan R. California; a sister. Phoebe. Jeff. Timmy, Dennis Tillis, all of Lancaster. Mr. Jenkinson was a veteran of Rutlnd; John W. Tillis, Middleport, World War I having served In and Michael L. Tillis, Pomeroy; two sisters, Mrs. Peggy DeWE,'€5, Ma· France and Germany. Private funeral services will be son, W. Va., and Mrs. Susie Roush , held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Ocean Way, Fla.; a grandmother, Hughes Funeral Home in Athens Viola Tillis, Chillicothe, and a with Rev. Patlicla Lull officiating. number of aunts, uncles, nieces and Public graves Ide services will be nephews. Arrangements are being made by held at3 p.m. Saturday at the Maple Grove Cemetery in Lancaster the Hunter Funeral Home in where military rites will be con· Rutland. dueled by the Lancaster American Meets Monday Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Big Bend Clvitan Club Board Friends may call at the funeral of Directors will meet at 7:30 p.m. !home from 11 a.m. lo 12:30 p.m. Monday at the Comrnunlty Acftion 1>atU"18Y· In lieu of flowers friends ·Agency offices in Pomeroy. may contribute to the Athens Education Foundation, P.O. Box Saturday program 788, Athens, Ohio 45701. The Gloryland Believers and the McDaniel Trio will be at tlle Dordy F. Call Syracuse Mission Church, Cherry Mrs. Dordy F. Call, 84, Maria St., at 7 p.m. Saturday with a Antoniette Village, Marietta, for· program open to the public. meriy of Pomeroy, died Thursday afternoon at Selby General Hospital Veterans Memorial in Marietta. A homema~r. Mrs. Call was Admitted..Gary Gaulk, South born Aug. 4, 1901 in Christiania, Webster; Debra Maiden, Middle· Norway, a daughter of the late Karl port; Midlred Perry, Athens. and Anna Gulbrandson. Discharged .. Floyd Reynolds, Ri· Surviving are a daughter, Ruth chard Stone, Margaret Goett, Roy Ca mpbell, Pomeroy; two sons, Ellis, Benjamin Smith. Dorothy William Hagen, Tallahassee. Fla .. Johnson. \ Fort Myers jury finds Dr. Fleming not guilty FORT MYERS, FLA . - A Lee County jury of six women, after 11 ~ hours of deliberation late Wednesday and early Thursday, found Dr. Arthur Fleming not guilty of manslaughter In the July 3, 1982 death of his wile, Audra Fleming, 36. Dr. Fleming, now 6!, a fanner Holzer Hospital physician t-1953-iiS) when the structure was located on First Avenue and Cedar Street, was convicted of manslaughter in 1982. He appealed. The Second District Court reversed the conviction. Dr. Fleming asked for a retrial, which began at Fort Myerson Oct. 14. According to the Fort Myers Testimony••• One suprise durtng the hearing came when attorneys for both phone companies refused to allow over :no notolized affidavits from county residents favoring the extended service be accepted as testimony. Talbott had obtained the affidavits over the past few weeks from county officials. attorneys, physicians, business owners and managers, as well as private residents. An affadavlt of Community calendar FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT- Special meet· ing of .the Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM, w111 beheld Friday at 7p.m. at the temple. Work will be in the fellowcraft degree. Refreshments will be served. MIDDLEPORT - Planning session for World Community Day to be observed Nov. 1 at the Middleport First Baptist Church will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Baptist Church. POMEROY - .Belles and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an open dance Friday at Royal Oak. Park Recreational Building, four miles north of Pomeroy off Route 7. Caller will be John Waugh; hours, 8 to II p.m. All Western dancers Invited. SATURDAY CHESIITER - Past Masters night wlll be observed when Shade River Masonlc Lodge, Chester. meets at 7p.m ..Saturday; work will be in the Master Masons Degree. MIDDLEPORT - Middiepoi;t PTO is sponsoring a fall carnival Saturday from 5-8 p.m. at the school. Games and plizes galore. Everyone invited . association, 7 p.m. Monday at the Twin City Shrine Club building. )EEDSVILLE-= A household products party will be held Monday at7 p.m. at the Reedsville fire house. The fund raising project is being sponsored by the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary. Revival CLIFTON - A revival at Clifton Tabernacle, Clifton, W.Va., will be held Oct. 24-27, with services beginning at7: 30p.m. nightly. Revs. Mary Hughes and Sis Cunningham will conduct. Special singing will be featured . Trick or treat BASHAN - , Plans are being made for a Bashan r.ommunlty halloween party in lleu of trick or treat night by the AuxUiary of the Bashan Fire Department . Areas where there will be no trick or treat this year are Eagle Ridge, Keno to Route 248, Rainbow Ridge, and Long Run. Residents in that area are being asked to contribute ca ndy to the Auxiliary this week for the party to be held Oct. 30from 6to 8 p.m. Bazaar GALUPOLIS- Grande Squares Western Style Square Dance Club annual Halloween party and dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the St. Peter Episcopal Church, 421 Second Ave.. Gallipolis. Ed Gr¥'arn will be caller and Western style clothing or Halloween costumes will be appropriate. SUNDAY POMEROY - Members of Pomeroy Chapter,QrderofEastern Star, will attend their worthy matron's church, tlle Chester Uni· ted Methodist Church, at 9 a.m. Sunday. , MONDAY · RACINE - Mayor and Council will meet wilh town merchants to discussed fonnation of a merchants RABIES CLINIC PREIINTED 1Y THI MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY AND MEIGS COUNTY HELTH DEPT. AT Ill£ SAUM CENTlR FIRE HOUSE SATURDAY, OCT. 26 1 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. DR. CAROL OSBORNE, YlT. RAlliS 13.00 OTHER INNOCULATION AVAILAILf ' DOGS MUST II ON LEASH CATS IN CARRIER REEDSVILLE -The Reedsville United Methodist Church Women wii have a bazaar at the fire house in Reedsville Nov. 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Therewillbebothnewandused Items, homemade items, baked goods. Refreshments will be sold during the day. Individuals may rent a table tor $5 for the day to sell items, and anyone interested in renting a table may contact Mrs . Marlene Putman, 37S-671, or Mrs . Pat Martin, 27&6233. AAUWtorneet MIDDLEPORT . - T he Middleport-Pomeroy area branch of the American Association or University Women wUI meet Tues· day night at the Middleport fire Department social room. Helen Smith will talk on her trip to Haw all. READINGS . BY TAMMY trick-or-treaters would be safer with the extra hour of dayllght. During 1974 and 1975, daylight-saving time was extended into March and April. Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., the chief sponsor ofthe new legislation, said even with expanded daylight· saving time, the sun would come up In tbeftrst week of April at about the same time that It does in mid-September. . He said it would' not create more problems for early-rising schoolchlldren and, citing 1974 and 1975 crime statistics, said, "Daylight-saving time Is a crime stopper." Earlier this year, a coalition of businesses with more than $135 billion In annual sales lobbied lor expanding daylight-saving tlme. "This coalition, which reads like a Who's Who of summertime fun, has performed studies which show that sales could Increase by up to 10 percent with more dayllght-saving time," Markey said. "That's $13 billlon a year, and that's jobs across America. " The Unifonn Time Act, administered by the Transportation Department, was enacted by Con· gress in 1966 and went Into effect a year later. Weather forecast Tonight...clear with scattered frost. Low 35 to 40. Light and variable wind. Saturday .. .sunny. High near 75. Chance of rain .. near zero percent today .. tonight.. and Saturday. Extended forecast Sunday through Tuesday Fair Sunday.. a chance of rain monday.. and fair again 1\tesday. Highs Sunday bt the 60s. High§ Monday and Tuesday Mto 65. Lows Sunday morning in the 40s. Lows . Monday Wid Tuesday 35 to 45. MAKE nARULE... USE WANT AWI/S, ..<. · ARANDY ·• TOOL :.~~ . .. Emergency squads answer seven calls ' dinner set PT. PLEASANT - The West Virginia State Farm Museum will hold Its Sixth Annual Southern "Pig Pickin' " dinner on Saturday, Nov.2. &rving will start at 12: 30 p.m. and continue until the meat is all served. The meal will consist of a choice of barreque pork, or bar· beque beef, baked beans, slaw, apple sauce and roll for $3.00 per plate. This year, the beef and pork will" be "pit roasted' in a deep pit and then brought into the kitchen w!Ere it will be prepared for serving. Ed Sommer has donated the pig for the r~st. Burl Tennant Is in charge of roasting the meat. "Pig Plckin' "dinners originated in the south where It was custom~ry for a family to barbeque a pig and then Invite the neighbors in for dinner. The guests would file by the roasted pig and pick off the meat.bence the name 'pig ptckin'. These are becoming quite p:Jpular again throughout the soutli. Everett Wedge, John Smith and Frank Thomas, and several other bands, w1ll provide entertainment throughout the day. In the evening, beginning at 7 p.m., the bands will play for a square dance. Floyd Rayburn wlll be tiE caller. All proceeds from the dinner wlll be used to upgrade the. museum. The museum Is located four miles north of Point Pleasant just off route 62. Oh~ lottery ·winner Seven calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs News-Press late ThufS\lay, Dr. County· Emergency Medical Servi· Fleming's defense attorney said the ces reports. former Gailipolis'1loctor In obstet· Pomeroy at 12:45 a.m. took Alice rlcs and gynecology plans to resume Plantz, Kingsbury Road, to Vete· his medical practice at a place not rans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers yet determined. Dr. Fleming was Plains all: 32 a.m. took Gary Faulk not available for comment accord· from Cole's Sohio to Veterans Memolial; Racine at 4:47a.m. took ing to the News-Press. Mrs. Fleming's death In the Clarence Adams from John St. to couple's Fort Myers home was Veterans Memorial; Tuppers reminiscent of the 1954 Dr. Sam Plains at 1;!: 14 p.m. took Violet Sheppard case In Cleveland. Dr. Smith from Route 124, Reedsville, to Fleming said he was hit in the head Veterans Memorial; Middleport at CLEVELAND (UP!) - Thursby an intruder, and when hecameto, 6:06 p.m. took Rhonda McDaniel from SuperAmerlca to Holzer day's winning Ohio Lottery found his wile dead. He always Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at numbers: Daily Number claimed he was innocent. 7: oi p.m. took Billy Wells from 275. Eastern High School to St. Joseph Ticket sales totaled $1,169,271, Hospital In Parkersburg, and with a payoif dueof!S'Ill5,148. PICK-4 (Continued from page 11 Tuppers Plains at. 10:40 p.m. took 1496. Dana Hoffman from Route 7 to PICK4 ticket sales totaled support from State Rep. Jolynn Camden-Clark Hospital in $176,072, withapayoffdueol$79,00i. Boster was also among those Parkersburg. PICK4$1 straight bet pays$3,&18. rejected as testimony. . r--~-:---------P_I_cK_4_S1_bo_x_be_tp::._a_:y_s_S15_2_._ _ Although the affidavits were not entered as testimony, Judge Willi· ams promised she would read as many as possible as she considers the proposal. She told the group that a decision from PUCO can be expected In three months. I! PUCO decides against tlle proposal for extended area telephone service, Talbott says an appeal 'will be filed with the commission. Pomeroy Attorney Frank W. Porter is representing the supper· ters of the extended area telephone ·Gallipolis tops Nature's bounty tmts Vol. 20 No. 38 Copyrieliloid 1986 Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Reagan finishes meeting with Allies NEW YORK (UP!) -President Reagan wrapped up his pre-summit consultations with allies Friday and got what an aide called "a terrific sendoff" to his Geneva, Switzerland, meeting next month with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Reagan met with Japanese Prfrne Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the last of eight sessions with foreign leaders, including a conference Thursday w1th Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Kohl oold reporters Reagan would add a stop in . a THE GRAVELY SYSTEM SEEKS ClARIFICATION COIIII'esaman Clarence E, MWer, aeeia In this IUe photo exanmmc the G~ Locks and Dam hal asked the Office of Management and Budget to clarify "1811d acqubltlon procedum~" that would allow the U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers to proceed wllh property . JIUI" c11ases In preparallon lor the p1811ned SSM mWlon renovation of the Gallipolis lac~ THROUGHOUT THE STORE The Radne Volunteer Fire Department wishes to extend its thanks to these businesses who helped ma~e this year's Fall Festival in Racine successful: Aspecial_thanks lo those individuals who helped with the program m any way or to an)'llne who may have inadvertently been left out. -·Page A-6-· /IIIII Sunday, October 27, 1985 12 Sectiona, 92 Paget 50 Centt A Multimedia Inc . Newepaper Brussels to meet with allied leaders after the Geneva summit, but an administration oflical said, "there's an Idea out there, but I can't confinn it. We're just working the notion." seton' leaving New York for Washington and then a helicopter ride to Camp David lor tiE weekend, Reagan met briefly with Marilyn Klinghoffer, wife of Leon Klinghoffer, the American killed and dumped overboard by the Palestinian hijackers of an Italian cruise ship earlier this month. GALLIPOLIS- A father and his two sons were apparently electro· cuted late Saturday afternoon while attempting to Install a CBantenna at their home on Shoestring Ridge. Dead are Roger L. Crorniish, Sr., :rl, David B. Cromlish, 16, and Roger L. Cromiish, Jr., 18, all of Rt. 2, Gallipolis. The elder Cromish and son, David, were dead on arrival at Holzer Medical Center following the 5: 43 p.m. accident while Roger L. Cromllsh, Jr., was dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Injured was Rick L. Holley, 27, formerly of Gallipolis, a West Virginia State Trooper, who was apparenlly visiting relatives nearby and helping with the Installation. Holley was admit led to the Holzer Medical Center where the extent of his Injuries was not known at press lime Saturday night. According to the Gal lia Cou nty Sheriff's Department, the incident occurred when the CB antenna they were holding struck an electric line. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, was called to the scene but did not make an Immediate ruting. Also called were the Mason and Gallla County Emergency squads. authorizes the' Corps to complete By lARRY EWING advanced engineering work and Dmes-Sentlnei Slaff GALLIPOLIS - Congressman begin land acquisition for the Clarence E. Miller has asked the Gallipolis project. The proposed project will replace Office of Management and Budget Gallipolis' existing 600-loot channel to endorse "land acquisition procewith a new 1,20().footchamber; and, dures" that would allow the U.S. calls tor renovatiOn of the dam. Army Corps of Engineers to proceed The Gallipolis lacllity - which with property purchases in prepara· tion for the planned $335 million Miller calls the last major bottle· renovation of the Gallipolis Locks neck along the Ohio River- has tbe highest accident rate ol any lock arid Dam. along the inland waterway system. in an Oct. 22 letter to OMB In his letter to the OMB, Mliler . Director J;~mes 1-:._Mlller, ~· asks: "Given the Importance of the Miller, R-Lancaster, writes: "nie ...Corps Js currently under the project and the necessity of clarifY· assumption that land acquisition ing the Intent of the law, I would cannot begin prior to Corps obtain- appreciate your endorsement of land acquisition procedures for the . lng authorization lor actual benefit of the Corps and the Ohio constl'!lction. Valley." "That assumption is not consistCalling the project "of tremend· ent with current law," Rep. Miller continues. "Land acquisition can, In ous economic importance to the fact, begin at this time and it is the entire Ohio Valley," Miller states, and hegbt land acquisition for the GaWpolls 'intent of Congress to see that it get "construction ... wlll correct a se- " LOCKS PROJECf - The Hoose and Senate 111 project. The propooed project wUI replare Gallipolis' rious navigational hazard while approving the Fbcal Year 1985 Supplemental underway as soon as possible." existing 600-foot channel with a new 1,:a!O-foot creating jobs In an area of severe Appropriations bW btcluded language that authorizes According to Rep. Miller, funding chamber; and, calls lor renovation of the darn. unemployment." the Corps to complete advanced engineering work is available for land purchases. According to official estimates, This summer, the House and the project willcreate65new jobs in Senate approved the Fiscal Year 1988, alO jobs In 1989 and 520 jobs in 1985 Supplemental Appropriations bill, which was subsequently signed I!ro and 1991. The rehabilitation of into law by President Reagan. The . the dam will create about 125 jobs CHESHIRE - Two ioca l resi- about one mile from the Sawyers judgment for the alleged damages measure includes language that between 1992 and 1995. which includes only the period from dents have filed a $417,850 suit home and business. The payroll lor the life of the November 1983 to tbe present. against the Ohio Power Co. in Gailia For !he alleged damages, the project is estimated at $100mUiion. According to the suit, tlle Sawyers Sawyers have demanded $\ro,OOJ County Common Pleas Court for Excavation for the canal is alleged damages to their property. for the decrease In value of their are also demanding costs for the tentatively set to begin in April, 1989 According to the suit, Leo and vehicles, $2,850 for the decrease in action and temporary and perman-and is scheduled to lastl3months. Lucille Sawyer, of Cheshire, alleged value or their mobile home, $15,00! ant injunction to prevent Ohio The construction of the locking that theeenera!JamesGavin plant, fort he decrease In valueoft heir land Power from emitting the alleged chambers is expected to begin In operated by OhioPowerCo.;emltsa . and SaJO,OOl for the decrease in corrosive substance from t be plant. May, 1900, and last for 29 months. Sawyer made no comment on the corrosive substance which lands on value for their business. Rehabilitation of the dam advice of hIs a ttomey. Although the alleged incident originally opened for use in 1937- is their used car business, land. mobile Gavin officials wrre unava ilable participants. , scheduled to take place between home and vehicles which decreases began early In 198.~. according to the for comment . their value. The plant is located suit the Sawyers are demanding a Aparticipant must be a resident of 1993 and 1996. Meigs County, must be detennined to be in nutritional need by the WIC health professional, and mu'st meet income guidelines. By NANCY YOACHAM concern of the board, Roberts structed in 1968, the state refused to nursery and a $56,00Jgranl from the Once certified for the program, a 11mes-Sentine1Siaff reported that wheelsareinmotionto ·provide access to the Meigs County Appalachian Regional Commission participant is eligible for a specific POMEROYThe Meigs County construct an access road from the business because of the highway's was obtained last year lorconstruc· period of time and then must be tion. Per!OJnal funds of $14,00J wUI re-evaluated on a regular basis to Commissioners Wedlnesday tabled Route33four-lane outside Pomeroy limited access right of way. The state finally conceded to thr supply the rrst of the funds needed detennine continued eligibility. ar~uestfromtheOhioDepartment to Carper's Nursery. When the lour-lane was con· need for an access road to the (Continued on page A-41 Women who are pregnant, post of Ti'ansportation, to enact consent legislation to allow Conrail to partwn (up to six months after delivery) or breastfeeding (up to continue preparing plans to im· one year after delivery) and prove the railroad crossing on County Rd. 21 at Hobson. (Continued on page A-4) · The board tabled the request until they can determine the extent of improvements to be made by the railroad company, Unless Conrail plans to reconstruct the approaches to the crossing, the commissioners will ,not give their consent to the project. They (the oommissloners) are under the impression that Conrail only Intends to blacktop between the tracks. This will not solve tiE problem they say, because the' major danger to the public stems from the .hlgh elevation of tiE approaches. The commissioners and Phil Roberts, county engineer, are concerned that Hobson crossbtg be repaired before a traffic accident results. but they want).! repaired properly. The group Intends to FALL BACK - stMdard forward a letter immediately to Time retumed as DayUp.t Howard Gitford, design and plan· ·Saving Time departed lor REPAIIIED ONCE ALIU!:ADY - 'Ihlll was the cemed about the safety of motorists, expeclaOy nlng engineer for ODCYI" s Marietta another year at 2 a.m., today. HobllonrallrolldcroulngonMeipCountyRcUiearly motorcycl)sjs, as they travel over tiE potmllally . offtce, to Inform hlm ol. t!Elr Clocks sbould be !let badl one dangerous crossing on tlie county's most highly last wWer after repaln were made by Conrail. 'The concerns and to Inquire about hour to aooomodate the ChanConrail's plans lor repair. cnJMing wun•i p-eat then and It'• wol!le oow. 'The traveled road. Therallrol\dcompany Is responsible for geover. Melp County Can)m1881oners are extremely con· malntalnance of the crosBing. Concerning another bnportan t Suit alleges power plant damage Meigs WIC program ·expanding to comply with statewide goal I (Pomeroy Cont.) Pomeroy Flower Shop G&J Auto Parts Bank One Hornk Carry Out Adolph's Dait:y Valley Pleaser's · Fruth's Pharmacy Craw's Steak House Francis Florist Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. Ohio Vally Bulk Food Outlet J&R Sports Shop Farmers Bank and Savings Co. MIDDLEPORT lngel's Furniture Peg Houdashelt Foreman and Abbott Linda's Muican Pottery Sandy's Boutique Village Pharmacy D&J Trnding Post Dan's Boot Shop Heritaee House Locker 219 Bahr Clothing Ben Frnnklin Store Middleport Dept. Store Middleport Book Store Ya11hn's Cardinal Foods Ace Hardware King Builders Supply SYRACUSE Baer's Market Hubbard's Greenhouse Larry's Grocery · Along the River ............... B-1-8 Business ............. ..... ...... ... A-3 Deaths ...... ........... ............ A-5 Editorials ......................... A·2 Sports ............................ C.J-8 Take-One ..................... Insert Ohio weather: cloudy Sunday in forecast . ON THE 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH. Phone 992-2976 FlU & WINTER HOUIS Closed Monday · Tues.·Fri. 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to 1 Inside: Miller seeks 'clarification' on locks project land acquisition Don't Miss Out GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Page C-1 Gallia father, two sons electrocuted ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 26 FANTASTIC SALE PRICES at a clock museum - Page A-2 A plea bargain is expected in the Walker spy lrial -Page A-4 . 121st Anni~ersary Sale service. •Fatting back' to standard time can be a problem • \'1 Log~n -Page B-1 ELBERFELDS 'l~;,:;;;;,:;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;::;~~::;;;;;;;::::::;.:;;;;.:;;;;.:;;;:::jjl LETART Effie Pickens Roy's Bait Shop Hill's Greenhouse RACINE Barbarn A. Rupe Aline Weaver Beauty Shop Linda 's Lady Fair The Club Restaurant Paul's Barber Shop The Shirt Shop The Racine Department Store Village Cut Rate Cross' Store Eber's Gull Racine Home National Bank Rose 's Excavating Hemlock Pipeline Wagner Hardware J.D. Drilling Star. Supply Company Sun Fun Pennzoil POMEROY Brogan-Wamer Ins. Dollar Genernl Store New Yolk Clothing Store Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Mlck's Barber Shop Elberfejds · Clark's·Jewelers Simon's Pck-a-Pair Chapman Shoes Empirt Furniture Davis·Qoickel Insurance The flbric Shop ' u P ROFESSIONAL PERFORMERS . These beouli!ul BuicksarenONon center stage in our showroom awaiting your approval With the confidence of true professionals. lh9't' challenge you too test drive. Or'ice wh1Ch Bu1Ck to buy vou get behind the wheel a nd experience the lwcurv. feel the performance. you will be convinced noHow the held accord1ng to your requirement~ Come At tne same lime, you will be professional!! - on conlronted with a Le t US help ';OU see our 1986 performing J stage now Olfflcull Oecislon - Vtbuk::tn't you really rather haVB a aulok? Ul POMEROY- The MeigS County Health Department's nutrition and food program for low-income preg· nant and post-partum women, those who are breast-feeding, and UV?ir children under liveyearsokl, known as WIC (Women, Infants and Children) is In the process of expanding in compliance with statewide goals. Deborah Lavalley, R. N., the WI C project nurseandprogramdtrector, reports that ·there Is a statewide effort to increase the percentage of women and Infants on the program which is funded by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutlition Service. The local Health Department is awarded annual grants of federal monies with whlch to operate the local program. Currently over !m families are partlciating in the WIC program. WIC provides screening tor nutritional problems Including as· sessing growth rate, analyzing blood for anemia and evaluation of diet tntalle. Nutlitioneducatlonlsan important part of the program, according to the nurse, who says that an effort is made through education to bring about positive and permanent changes In eating · pattBrns so that health is Improved. WIC, according to Lavalley, Is also a health program designed to operate as an adjunct to existing low cost prenatal and-or pediatrlc~ilnic or physician services. It Is hoped, she said, that WIC in conjunction with other health services, will help bring ahout a healthy courne and DUtrome o1 pregnancy and optbnal growth and develpntent o! ' , Commission tables RR repair request .. Remember: �• October 27, 1985 COmmentary and perspective The Sunday Times-Senti!lei-Page-A.· 3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Glllipolis; Ohio- Point Plealiant, W. Va. ' ·•· ••• ..• The Sunday Times-Sentinel ...• •• • 4 October 27, 1985 ' Page-A-2 . \ ' Jlaioy days ______~___________J_a_~_s_J:_K_il~__troc_'k junhq 'iim:ts .. itutiutl A Division of ' • . .:- ·. . '' •,' 825 Thin! Ave., Galllpolls, Ohio (614 ) 446-2342 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor , . . . . PAT WH!TEHEAD Assistant Publishe r-Controller ·, SCRABBLE, Va. - There are nately," they say, "tt\e three-day times when those a. us wlD Uve In forecast holds nothing but raln." the country get a mite annoyed with . The other evening one of these 6 clly lx>ys who give us the weather o'clock meteorologists said he was reports on TV. These birds sorry to say that only a continued wouldn't know a beautiful day ~ It drizzle was In store for our area. He floated across their Isobars. Lately looked gelnulnely sad about it, 11>0. we have had some truly gorgeous Unfortunately! &my! Here In weather here: It has rained, and the Blue Ridge Mountains, we have ralned, and rained. been positively reveling In the TV weatheratsters have a flxa. all-day drtzzle-dratZles. Normal tlon. They believe the only good ralnfail In Rappahannock County, ~r-ls fa weather. "Unfortu- calculated on a 30-year moving -- LE T1 EHS OF OP IN ID ~ ar~ .wf' lco m£"d . lhE'y shou ld b£o less than J()(l~_].l:dS-'- __..­ lon~ . Alllf't tr rs arr subj f'('tt o f'(htmli( an d mu s t b£t ~~~ n ('d with nam r. addf'"~s a nd 14'1<•phom• numbt•rs. No un si]imed lf'tters will bt• pu bll shPd. LN tNS should tx- In good w siP. a ddr PSs ln~ lssu<'s . not prr son ;..~ llli es. Falling back makes time stand still at clock museum u.s. 'cyme stands stUI for one hour each fall at the Tlme Museum In ~ord ' s Clock Tower Inn. Wblle the average household has three clocks to worry about resetting on the ;last Sunday In October, when Daylight Savings reverts to Standard 'fln!e. the curator at the Tlme.Museum has 75 to 100 clocks to change. U ;tsn't so much resetting as It is stopping and restarting them an hour late), said curaior William Andrewes In a recent Interview. "~clock with a striking mechanism should not be turned back," he said. ''11$ will damage or break the mechanism." ~the museum, It takes about an hour to stop and restart time oo the ~. Andrewes said two or three people are needed lor the task. ",Ve usually have breakfast first," he said. "Then we must change the time; before the museum opens to the public at lO a.m. Someone handles the recci~. we keep notes on all the clocks and when they are handled. The rest;of us stop the clocks." ~ handling the sloppl!lg and restarting wears gloves to protect the dellajlte mechanisms from any dirt or oil that may be on their hands. E~ployees also wear gloves when they are winding the clocks. AndJ:eWes said some of the clocks are WQUnd every eight days, some once a IT10Jdh and some once a year. All tmse clocks are changed the last Sunday d. October for the return to standanltlme. "Onder perfect conditions," says Andrewes. "It should only take an ho\1~· But sometimes we get lost and forget which way we are going In the 'Monumental decision' grade causes social situations tllat are difficult lot the younge"i'S!bdent to handle. The hallways are so overcrowded that the simple task of moving from classroom to class· room or using one's locker Is II'Xt to Impossible. Our high school students combat the same overcrowded conditions. Because there Is not an available classroom, many courses are not offered. Sclenceandhomeeconom· lcs laboratories are either oot av;IUable or 1o0 smail to be Tde cttlzms ri tbe GalllpoUs City System have a monumental decision to make m November 5. The :OUtcome will Indicate the tmpo~ce that we place on the educa:tlon of the youth In this collUliunlty. Fact! Better educated young peop~ make better citizens for rur community. Fact! The conditions of thi! present facUlties are not allowfng us to meet this goal. Let; us consider the edumtlonal progression of students In rur preseilt system. At the elementary level, ; children are placed In overcrowded classrooms that hinder the teacher from providing much: of the lodlvldual attention that I~ so Important. 'The- junior high building Is nilt adequate. Children of this. age group:need to be In a middle school envJrqnment so that they can make the adjustment from an elementary school setting. Our students are "throWn" bolo an environment that must lJe ovrwhelmlng to them; the large ~e span of seveoth to twelfth Sc~ Candidate adequately equipped. the physical educa tion lo cker rooms ar deplorable. dditio to the ad ml 1 n a n ac e c problems, our athletic teams [l'ac· tlce during late evening hours because practice areas are shared by so many teams Is this reaily whai wewantforour • young .people. the decision Is oors. Vote "yes" for education. I Ande rson Caroyn President Galli Us po Education Association s~ates In ~ards to the' article In the GaDipoUs 'ITibune from Attorney ooogJ&s Cowles oo October 22. 1985 CI]IICetnlng my eilglbUity as a blndkjate for City Qlmmlsstoner In the upcoming November 5th elec· t!on, t know the City Charter of GaDIJ»lls states that I cannat mid the position of Cty Commissioner and also be a ~mber of the Gallfpolls Volunteer Fire T~ay position Department. , I am wUIIng to resign from the Fire Department If I am elected to the City Commission m November 5th, 1985. I know I will be leaving a tine group d. ftreflghters and have very much enjoyed Wllrklng with them. Louis M. Pasquale 103 Cedar Street GaWpoUs in history Todliy is SUooay, Oct. '!1, the :roth day of 1985 with 65 to A>llow. 1')le 'moon Js approaching Its fuD phase. • ... ' I OVB HONOREES - Recelvi:g Bei'Vkie awards lrom Monts Hasldns, cl:alnnan d. lhe bollnl of Ohio Valley Bank are, from left, Sally Bennett ( 10 years), Patty Davis 00 years), Delsle Burgess (20 years), .. • Recent organizational changes at · Federal Mogul have resulted In the employment of new Industrial Engineer and a new Engineering Teclmlclan. Camden Barnette, the new Indus· tr1al Engineer, wUI be responsible for pertonnlng ·method analysis, plant layouts and establishing manufacturing standards. A graduate of Fairmont State College In Fairmont, W.Va. , Camden comes to Federal Mogul from Employees Service Corporation. 'The new EngtneerlngTechnlclan, Mike Godby, Is a graduate of Elk Electronics ·School In Charleston, W.Va. and wUI coordinate the electrical phase of new equipment Installations and assist In major electrical problems throughout the plant. Godby has most recently worked for Kentucky Electric Steel Co. as Electronics Teclmlclan. of the patient 's behavior by means of particularly Intensive electro· shocks idepatternlng)." His proposal also cailed for "the intensive repetition (16 hours a i)ay for six to seven days) of prear· ranged verbal signals" ·while the patient was "kept in partial sensory Isolation." Even more ominously, Carneron's ·application stated: "We propose to use LSD·25 and other similar agents as a means d breaking down the ongoing pall· erns of behavior." This mention of the unpredictable hallucinogenic drug should have been a red flag to the CIA officials. Three years earlier, then-CIA Director Allen Dulles had chastised Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, head of the Technical Services Division, for Its role In the suicide of Dr. Frank Olson, a civilian employee of the Army. Olson was surreptitiously given a dose of LSD In a glass ri liqueur. He leaped tllrough a lOth-floor hotel room window a few days later. Target: black America _____Iu_Lw_n B_o--nd For most voters In Atlanta, the outcome was a forgone conclusion: Mayor Anc!rew.Joung's OP119nent Included a man wbo said he was "God's candidate" and a nightclub oomedlan who was disqualified after admitting he had last voted In 1952. But one group of candidates- 16 blacks and one white ruMing lor city council and the board ci education _ brought something new to a city that tmught It had \seen everything Although groups monltoring La- famlne-reUef efforts in black neigh· Rouche estimate he has no more · borhoods, LaRouche has targeted - ~nationwide, his - black America as fertile ground for lnDuence Is far greater. In 1984, his his rantlngs about the International National Democratic Polley Coon· dru g trade and the Zionist ell recruited over 2,000 candidates conspiracy. . In state and local elections; La· Seven of the Allan ta candidates Rouche himself spent $6 million and said they knew oothlng of La· received 79,<m votes as an "lnde· Rouche or LaRouche's IXJlltics. pendent" Democrat In the 1984 They said they had been attracted presidential election. solely by the group's anti-drug The attempts ' to 1nmtrate black rhetoric. America began last January with a "Let me tell you the honest march In Washington, ostensibly to truth," said Elnora Tilm an , a The 17, mostly elderly retirees or. ~ommemorate - Martl n Luther candidate for Atlanta's school laborers, were recruited by a King's birthday. sponsored ~ one shadowy group called the National De tl p lie "" ml · of LaRouche's numerous front mocra c o Y ""m ttee. groups, the march drew 10,000 (If The committee Is the political arm you believe LaRouche's estimate) of Lyndon LaRouche, the three- or 1,<m (If you believe the Dltrictd. tl me presldentlal can elida te who I 60TTA LEVEL W1711 Columbia pcntce)".' ·Nevertheless: runs a collection of rtght-wti1g rw. MIKe, gro f m $2 3 1111 ed the blacks whO partlclpatol could V/JK'I 015HEAI<TENIN6 .. ups ro a . m on arm not have known ofLaRoche'sracist estate In VIrginia, just 45 minutes history, Including defending Penfrom the White Hoose. nsylvania klan ko>ader Roy FrankLaRouche's followers ha dJs. houser against charges of aiding ve rupted press conlerences by Prest· and abetting In the transfer of stolen dent Reagan and Margaret . eynamlte. Thatcher; LaRouche himself has LaRouChe also has ties to the called Walter Mondale a KGB Uberty Lobby, headed by neo·Nazl :~gent, and believes that certain Carto. His Jllbllcatlons have • .J~~~~~ Jewish banking families control Willis printed attacks oo TransAfrlca and Great Britain and are running on Its founder. Randall Rollll!Mn;"1'1ii!""'" ~~-::J[.I lternatlonal drug-smuggling ring organizer of the sureessful "Free 10-Z. through the Internatlonal Monetary South Africa" movement, and have Fund. called Jesse Jackson an agent d the The Atlanta candidates signal a Anti-Defamation League of B'na-i new venture for LaRouche: an S'rith. LaRouche's organization attempt to Infiltrate black America. was paid b:y BOSS, the Bureau of tl:ose who know him and his State Security, Republic ci South politics, that's a frightening Africa, to provide lntelllgenoe on prospect. American opponents of apartheid. LaRouche has historic ties to the During the recent mayoral cam· Amrlcan Nazi Parth and the Ku palgn, his followers disrupted Klux Klan and has receivEd money speeches by Mrs. Andrew Young from South Africa to spy m and had to be ejected from a antl·apartbeld groups here. He has meeting In Seattle of the National called black people "bestial" and Newspaper Publishers' Assocla· his publications carry a steady tlon, the trade organlza tlon of black stream o! vlll!lcatlon agalnst>black newspaper owners. Through re· leaders, Including Andrew Young cruitment at black colleges and a and Jesse Jaclcion. · contusing mix of anti-drug and pro Doonesbury rrsvm. board, who withdrew before Election Day. "I don't know what I'm doing. But Lyndon LaRouche knows what he's doing. He 's using the elderly and the politically WlSOphls· ticated to promote his brand of rlght·wlng totalitarianism, his al· liance with Nazis and the Klan, his support for, the white supremacists In South Africa, and for President Reagan's "Star Wars" program. U he's successful, a section of black America wUJ have become allied with its own worst enem,y. .. .. , •, ;~i ::·: . ••i ;~ :; 4 :11 The research project Dr. Deutsch will undertake is titled, "Improving Writing and Attitude Through Word Processing."Hergrantisoneofonly four funded by the Council for 1985-86. Dr. Deutsch's academic specialty Is English. The Learning Center offers free academic support for Rio ~ · . • students. This lncludesotferliLIIJitip~ 0:: with study techniques; tutlifllig; ::~ special programs In Engli!h .ad· · ing and writl~g; avallablllt . d l self-help materials sucfl' · cassettes, filmstrips, wo~ · ' and texts. ·.:· u: , ·1984 CHEV. CITATION S DR. HTBK. Camden Bamette Mike Godby ~ •• :4 .•. ' .. . ' .•.. ... .. . ' . . ' .. ~\;•·t For the value b~yer - auto .• air conditi~ning, rear defog- ':" ger, AM-FM. t1lt wheel, front wheel dr1ve. Choice of 3 ~!\~ Low miles. , · FORD AEROSTAR CONVERSION VAN CusLom conversion by Starcruiser. 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"39,000.00 (I) Nonlnterest-bearlng ................................. 11 ,365,000.00 (2) Interest-bearing.... .. ... .. ............ 107,074 .000.00 Other li abil ities .. .. .. .. ............................. ....................... ........... ... 1.1 29.000.00 Total liabilities ... .. ..... .................... ....... ................ .......... ............ ... 119.5(i!!.OOO.OO EQUITY CAI'ITAL Cotnmon stock (No. of shares ) a . Au thorlzed .......... 192,!i00 b. Outstanding ........ 192.500 .... , ......... U 2Ci, OOO.OO Surplus ... ..... .... .. ..... ... .. ....... ................·................. ... ............... 3,500.000.00 Undivided profits and capital res erves.... .. ....... ........ .............. . 3,703,000.00 Total eq ui ty captt'a t ~.... .... ... ..... ..... . .................. .......... .... 9,128,000.00 Totalllablllles, Umlted ·llfe preferred stock, and E:QUity capit al..... .... ................................... .. ........ . ............. 128,696,000.00 I ! .• .'. ' ." ' '• ., ~ , • • .. ~'\ ."· ~~ '· .. ,t ..- .. . .. • : . ..'..... .. .. , • " •, I, the undersigned officer, do her eby dec lare I hal this Report of Condi t ion has Sunclar Only '' •ol Galllpoll~. Gallla County, In the Stale of Ohio at the close of hu.s lness on Septemtber 30, 198~. '· By carrier or Motor Route Onf' Week ............................ ~ Cents One Year ..................... ............ $26 .00 SINGLECOPV PRICE Sunday ................. ....... ....... . 50 CPnt s ., ' Federal Reserve District No. 4 MARION- Andrew Baley r1 RD #1 Middleport Is being salutol by General Telephone of Ohio for completing~ years ci service with the company. Batey Is a facilities loop main· talner In the company's service department In Pomeroy. He started his career as a and later w0rked as a llneworker, an Insta ller -repa irer and a swltchworker. He assumed his present position In 1967. . ... ..- The Ohio Valley Bank Company •• I roc .. CONSOUDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (Including Domestic and Foreign Suhsldlalres) State Bank No. 130 TH~ G4MPU511Xl/Y 7D Be AUIWWITH EJTHER 81/{}()(N6 NIHIL!$ LIKE OH, HEY. 110 PllaJI£M . 1113'u. TAU: IATtR . stock and cut her own glass and wm have 1.. ..... equipment In dry mounting and shrink....,.... ,... art collectors, there wm be fine art po!llenr,-.1 originals, Including sculptures, as well 1111 COL . .,_ lion frambtg and restoration. · .. r------------------------------------------------------.•.~ boards . I BY GARRY TRUDEAU ----~ " RIO GRANDE-Or. Lucille Deutsch, . Director of the Developmental Learning Center at Rio Grande College and Community College, has received a $1,<m research grant from the Council of North Central Community Junior Colleges. Joins staff ,. ~ NEW BUSINESS - A new business, Nancy Tawney Framing and Gallery, spectallzlng In custom framing, has opened In GalllpoUs. The business wUI carry over 1,000 mouldings from which to ~boose and creative mat cultlng (ovals Included). Tawney will . GALLIPOLIS- Jackle~Renee) Figgins has joined the staff of Michael & Friends on Jackson Pike. She lsa graduate of Oak Hm High School, the Buckeye Hills Career Center In Rio Grande and tbe Huntington, W.Va., Barber College. Appointments can be made by calling 446-~19. ~.. .· Rio Grande receives $1,000 granf_ - eli . a CIA guinea pigs _____::_J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs..:...on.:._.&::..:. . . . ::D-=al=-e..:._Va:.n:..:.:. . :.A:.::..t :.=.a · ~~ encourage him to apply for a grant. (There Is no evidence that Came ron was aware he was asking for or taking money from the CIA, which used a front group.) Glttlnger testified tllat he was Interested In Cameron's work on voice-stress analysis, which be figured would help the CIA In Its stu~les of the stress an individual Wldergoes during In terroga tlon. He admitted, however, that Cameron's application for the grant cont alned no plans for such work. "I went along with the Idea of giving him the $60,@," Gittlnger explained, "because that's what he asked for. We wanted contact with him and to know what he was doing, prlmartly In the audio area." What, In lac!. was In Cameron's application was a proposal to conduct the kind of experi ments that evrn a CIA general counsel characterized years later as "re· pugoant." Cameron's proposal ca lled, among other things, for "the breaking down of mgolng ~atterns Joy Barlow (25 -years) and Larry Lee (30 years). Allsenl were Carla Mink (IOyears), Jolm McNeW (25 years) and Frank Mills Jr. (30 years). Federal Mogul hires pair ... WASHINGTON - Secretary of with the victims. In a prtvate letter State George Shultz Is ~heduled to this month to the chief of Canooa 's meet tomorrow with his Canadian Labor Party, Clark wrote: "I am Joe Clark, for their not satisfied with the slow pace d. counterpart, IIJIIS.:Um." regular quarterly get-together. discussions In (U.S.) District Crurt, Wl~ almost 4,lm pieces In the Time Museum, Ills easy to get lost. There along with actd rain, East-West but this, of course, Is beyond rur Is, ol: course, no need to reset the calendar stones, water wheels or sundials. relations and trade, the two will be control." 11!i' museum was establlsbed by RocldonllndustriaUsl Seth A!WQod to Sean Brady, Clark's press secreIllustrate ~ historical development d. timekeeping devices. It was discussing a matter that has become a sore point . with the tary, told our associate Tony to~ opened to the public In 1970 and moved to the Clock Tower In 1981. Canadians but has received Utile Capacclo: "We expect b be Sotne of the clocks are keeping the "wrong time," as they are supposed ' attention on this side of tbe lxlrder: discussing this Issue In some detail" to, says Andrewes. "The solar clocks are not changed and the sidereal CIA misbehavior In Canada 28 with Shultz at tbe Calgary, Alberta, (star; time clocks) are not changed." years ago. meeting tomorrow. Some of the clocks just Iieep bad time. "The pendulum clocks," said tbe Using the code name "Subproject SUbproject 68 started In January London-educated Andrewes, "are joUy han! to keep on time." 68," the CIA funded gruesome 1957, when the CIA approved a The performing clocks at the museum, for the most part, are not running experiments on Can· psychological $60,(00 grant to Dr. Ewen Cameron, co~tly. The great clock d. Christian Gebhard, which took I) years to adian citizens • as part of Its a world-renowned psychiatrist at construct, just perfonns for tours. An apprentice, journeyman and the Infamous MKULTRA program of the Allan Memorial Institute In masterstrtkethequartersandare blessed by an angel. On the hour, an old brainwashing and mlnd·bendlng. Montreal. The CIA has Insisted, In nian 1:0mes out to hit a wheel and a skeleton strikes the hour. According to a lawsuit ftled in U.S, Its defense ofRauh'slawsult, tllat it At noon, a procession of disciples go past a figure of Jesus and receive his District Court in Washington by had not solicited Cameron's applibles*g. Judas turns away for the blessing and when Peter passes, a cock veteran clvU-rtghts attorney Joseph cation for the grant. crow$ three times. Rauh, at least nine, and possible But · that 's not tile way the ~clocks that light a candle on the hour are not kept running, but a more than 00, Q madians were agency's "project monitor" reclock-that notes the hour with a bird singing does keep correct time. Wlwltllng CIA guinea pigs. membered it. Ina sworn deposition Andrews said he doesn't mind changing the clocks and, no, he has never The suit has dragged on lor five two years ago, John W. Glttlnger forgotten to put them forward In the spring or back In autumn. years, with the CIA refusing to said he had asked a CIA undercover "Time. " he said, "Is my ll!e." · negotiate a reasonable settlerrent man to approach Cameron and Letters to the editor Now the rain has washed our average, Is about161nches for June through September. This summer woodlands, and It looks as If we may get a vintage autumn after all. The we had maybe six Inches all told. Up In Jenkins Hollow, wells have Image of a wine shop comes easily g6ne dry for the first time In 00 to mind. Up on Red Oak Mountain years. This .is big apple country, the wlnemakers have produced a and growers are suffering. Many d bountiful hillside: oogwoods as the apples are not as big as tennis · dark as fine old port, poplars of bans. Ordlnarilywegetatleasttwo chabUs, maples as richly red as tbe cuttings of hay, and in a good wines of Burgundy and Bordeaux.. summer we gel three. This year we When the rain subsl(les, we wUI sip got a pitiful first cutting In June, and this autumn, delighting In the that was it. Many of the farmers alchemy of gum trees Into grapes, ' and golden birch~ into pale champagne. Wit~ , Omar the , ·,. Tentmaker, I often .wonder what ··.: these vintners buy one-half so precious as the goods they sell. .:$ Meanwhile, as I write, the steady · • rain goes on. The old farmer's cottage that rouses my office Is blessed with a good tin roof. The rain has the slow shuffling rhythm · :" NO~AI... of a muffled snare drum. It gurgles ' in the downspouts, and now and '· then, In sudden spurts of exuber· · . ' ance, It whips across the wlnoow· panes. These are afternoons to sleep ln. who raise cattle have sold their herds; they couldn't afford to feed them when the snow faUs. Since the first ci<ktober we hav e been praying oot only for rain, to fUI the aquifers, but also for frost, to tum the autumn leaves. We qad . ' hoped that Hurricane Gloria Wllllltl bring us some beautiful ~ weatller, but one of the NeW England weathermen had It right; he said that Gloria "just rredlocred out." The days stayed warm and dry , and in the dusty haze the .. hardwoods took their own sweet time about turning. .gaJPJ~ J. . . <DIIfCONO AVIMII o . . . . . ' been prepared In co nformance with official ins tructio ns a nd Is tru e 10 the best of my knowledge and belief. Mad ge E. Boggs Vice Pres ident and Cont roll er • We , the undersigned directors, altest the cor rec tness o~ thi s Report of Condl· tlon and declare that It has been exa,nl ncd by us and to the best of our knowledge and bel.lef has been prepared In conformance wit h offl clallnslru ctlons an d Is tr uP and correct. . Morris E. Has kin s Selwyn R. While- Direc tors John McNeill State of Ohio, County of Gallla, ss: , Sworn to and subscribed before me thi s 2'l nd day of Oc tober,l985 and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or direc tor of this bank . My commission expires March 25, 1986. Cindy L. Harrington, Notary Pubic ... I ',' •r :' ... ' , ', "{"\ ,._ ........ .._____......_______......... �• . ~.; P8ge A-4-The Sunday TimescSentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. . October 27, 1985 W~QN (IJPI) - The ~I finished theM tlscal :year With a record $:m.8 bllllon . deficit, the first time It has ever topped s;nJ bUllon, the goVernment reported Friday. . The record surpassed tre vtousrecord~f$l95 4 · The government had revenues r1 $733.9 billion for the tlscal year that ended Sept. 30 but spent $936.8 billion. , The Treasury DEpartment re~rted at the same time that the another former Navy man chllrged in one. of the most damaging spy networks In ~ years, said he believedthegovernmentdealwould give Michael leniency If Walker agreed to testify against his client. Of the four men charged, the case against Whitworth was believed to he the government's weakest. deficit was helped by a rare $617 Senate has passed a p)an that would percent during the 1985 fiscal year mUllon budget surplus !Of, Sep- · cut the deficit to zero by the fall of over last, to $315.5 blll!on. tember - only the third monthly 1990. Pentagon spending, the second surplus during the 12-month fiscal The . Senate plan would begin . largest category of government year. budget cuts In the fall ot 1987 but spending,. rose 10.5 percent $244 A second deficit figure, including House Speaker Thomas O'Neill on billion. . the so-called off-budget deficit, was Wedn~ay urged House-Senate · The third largest single category placed at $211.9 billion for the year. conferees to require spending cuts of spending Is now interest on the That figure Includes government this ye~r rather than next year, to national debt, which grew 16.3 borrowing not in the formal legal force the deficit down soqner. He percentthlsyear,to$178bllllon. set In 9&'l 1 · reP · bllllon that was • . . · d Walke. r case : p Iea .bargam expecte ' • ' ,. , . • · · WASHINc..'"l'ON (UP!) - AcCUaed Ill)' ringleader John Walker 8 PP8!'EIItly wlli plead gullty to esplo~cllargesbutanydealwith ... Ole govenJ~~'¥!~!1 wUl ensure he ;•· •~~ a long time in jail, sources ,...-,~d;• ~~=-~'The Justice DEpartment an~~1JICI!d Friday that Walker's trial, ..~.- ~ to begin Monday In . '~~nR repairs.. ' ~ for the $'lO,<XXJ total project. :, Although the project has had ., go-ahead from the state for some ~ lime, actual construction has been ~ pending because of delays In J completing the necesary paper~ work. It appears that all paperwork ~ has now been flnlshed and submit· ' led to the proper agencies. : Robertsreportedlotheboardthat : he wlli SW'Vey the slte .a s soon as he ; : ~lves some technical material : • Mei~ WIC... ~ < < Baltimore, had been postponed. Instead, Walker and his son, Michael, also charged with spying, wUI appear at a 10 a.m . EST proceeding. Federal officials Indicated a plea bargain with Walker had been struck but declined · to provide details. AnattorneyforJeny Whltworth, ~~ (Continued from page AI) • :• chlldrenwhoarelessthanflveyears ld be llglbl • o may e efortheprogram. ,..~··ne prograsm provides milk, . _ i!ggs, cheese, juice, peanut butter, ,- -and Iron fortified cereals for women and children, and Iron-fortified formula, cereal and juice for Infants. If eligible, participants will receive monthly food coupons that can be redeemed for specl11ed foods at participating grocers. · · Each Individual certilled for the program receives a food package designed for special needs. Each partlclpant'sfoodpackagewiUvary In amount and type of food prescribed. The WICprogram ts In the process of Increasing the percentage of women and Infants due to their high rtsk status. Applicants are given equal consldei'atlon wltrout regard to race, color, sex, creed or national origin, Lavalley said. Information or appointments may be obtained by , call~D,$ the Meigs County Health f Department located In the MultiPurpo$e Building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, (Continued from page · , budget. The recotd figure had been widely . predicted and Congress, alanned by the growing ·yearly deficits Is working on a plan to balance 'the federal budget. The Republlcan-led · charged Republicans delayed the cuts to avoid them untllafterthe 1986 congressional elections. Spending on social programs through the 'Department of Health and Human Seivlces was up 7.9 '' ' Ma rtln.a Armour of Columbus. Ind.; two brothers, Herman Ahart of Athens and Marvin Ahart of Stockport, two sisters, Mabel Brown and Essa Varner, both of Belpre. and four grandchildren. .He was preceded In death by three sisters. RUTI..AND -- Funeral services for Denise TUUs, ~.who died Friday morning at her home on New Lima Rd., Rutland, wUl be Monday, 1 p.m., at the Hunter Funeral Home, with Rev. TherQI) Dmilam official· ing. Burtal will be In Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at the . funeral home today (Sunday) from 2-4 and 7-9. - Funeral services will be 2 p .m. today (Sunday) at White Funeral Home in Coolville with Rev. C.J. Wise officiating. Burial will be in Weatherby Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until the time oi service . Oakey C. Ahart COOLVILLE- Okey C. Ahart, 71, of CoolvOie, died Friday morning at Camden Clark Memorlal Hospl· .• tal in Parkersburg, W.Va. .. · • ;: He was born In Elizabeth, W.Va . :-: to the late Charles and Rowena Morrison Ahart. ; : : A retired foreman of 34 years for : :: Badger Lumber Company , he . :~: attended Guysville Community :·· Chureh, where he was on the board :~ : of trustees. ;.: Survivors Include his wife, Ger::~ trude Deeter Ahart; one son, Okey :; • A I ) , - - - - - - ' - - - - '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - concerning the highway from the the board the bridge Is in need of state. repalrbutthetownshlplsnotgettlng Roberts feels construction will mileage for It Roberts is to meet probably begin this summer. He's with Brlckles and check out the been told by the state that bridge, then make a recommendaconstruction will take six m:mths to lion at next week's meeting. complete. , In other business, the commtsRoberts also reported tot he board slon; reported that Accent Fencing that he was to meet Thursday with has 1nstalled new fencing at the Don Poole, of the Tuppers Plains- countydogshelteratacostof$1500; Chester Water District, to put approved quarterly amounts together the final infonnation needed for the county from a Youth needed before the water district can Subsidies Grant as submitted by the apply to Farmers Home Adminls- probate-juvenile court; approved tratlon for funding to extend water interdeparlrnentaltransfers of s;nJ lines to the Silver Ridge area of for probate ·court, $1400 for lhe Meigs County. department of human services,and Bedford Township Trustee David $50 for the board of elections. · Brick!~ '" at Wednesday's comPresentfor'" "'ednesday'smeetlng •• w_= misslonersmeetingtor""uestthata C is 1o township bridge at B..~;,"Ingham be Roush, were David ommKoblentzandRichard s ners Manning added to township mUeage. He told Jones. ----_:_~...::.:.:.:.::.:..:.::::::_:.::.:::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ -l 1 TAX·FBEE* <' MUNICIPAL BONDS CAN PROVIDE YOU · vs. 11 TAXABLE YIEL,D ... , SAVE 10% OFF ·> .... ALL VACCUUM <• SWEEPERS, BAGS •• • ... .. 1~---------------------Please send me a 'Illx Compariaon Chan, Municipal Bond ,;;a I Booklet and a Current list of Municipal Bond offerings. I 17/10-27 I~ .. :M~ HIPP~CRATES" .,~ :~ DERMATOlOGICAL PROBLEMS OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.· S P .M. 675-6971 ~ - : Phone TREATING PEDIATRIC. OBSTETRICAL, MEDICAL AND Jacl<son Av£>nue &BELTS . .... .·=· I I I ' ' : , I .·. l :-: I <· I I ,, I I : t~~~n!,E~~':,!t~n.r!,~-------------J We llkt lite rime IO ltelp )IOU 9r.rm/ne and Khifill )lOUt 1/nltiC/1/ Ollj41CI,.H ' .. . $2 995 PH. 446-7 44 1 OfferExplreoDec . 31,186 MONDAY, OCT. 28 THRU FRIDAY, NOV. 1 BRING THIS AD IN AND RENT ANY TAPE FOR ONLY $1 50 limit 3 Pleast T;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:-;;;;:;;1 •Gotha'u •Tor •Blood Cult , •The Terror •Secret Admirer •Ghost Buster COMING OCT. 30; BEVERLY HILL COP VCR RENTALS $5 PER DAY .· LOCATED IN THE lOBBY OF THE COlONY THEATER PHONE 446-0923 *Raimaw *Hoover *Eureka r---------------------, I I SCOTCH GUARD 1-ROOM FREE SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE 45 State St., Gallipolis LR, 011, AND HALL RENTALS & SALES VACUUM CLEANERS •compact *Eiectrolux *Kirby CENTER COUPON ':==================:.:.~ NEW & USID FU>OAitAAE Offer not good with other coupons . ,----------------------~ r GALLIPOLIS- Ralph Kerwood, 78, 33 Smithers· St., died Saturday afternoon at Pleasant Valley Hospi· tal. He Is survived by his wife, Anna. Funera l arrangements will he announced byWaugh-Ha lleyWood. from the Pork" DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS ' .. Ralph Kerwood "Across ''• POMEROY - An appeal has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court on behalf of Lindsey Taylor, convicted last month In Meigs County of the murder of Danny Wayne Melton. of Canton. : Taylor was sentenced to 15 years to life In prison forthe conviction. He was transferred from the Meigs County Jail to the Chllllcotl)ll!' Correctional Facility, immediately following the sentencing ify . Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight . At the sentencing, Pomeroy At tomey Steven Story was appointed as Taylor's appeal counsel. Story flied the appeal Tuesday. , SHOE STORE f;>!'-!~~ ' Company at the addraa ah-.a. THE .OATH OF wife, !eel Pitchford Morris, two sons and one half-brother. Funeral services will he 11 a.m . tuesday at McCoy-Moore Funeral Home In Vinton with Rev . Ronnie Lemley officiating. Bunal will be In VInton Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday from 2 to 4 p.m . and7to9p.m . CARPET CLEANING SPECIALS Leam more abo!lt Municipal Bonda, a way to cam 'JH.free Income. Send f!" a '1H Comparison Chart; a Booklet on MlUlidpah; and a ~t Uat of Municipal Bond offerings. Mall coupon to The Ohio He Understands Your Cares Expert Medical Services At Columbus; two step-daughters, Mrs. Robert (VIvlvan) Schultz of Bonita Springs, F la ., Joan Roush of Punta Gorda, Fla .; two brothers, A.L. Morrts ofRt.2,Bldwell,French · W. Morris of Columbus, two sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Cromartie of Casselberry, F la., Mrs. Floda Swick of VInton; one half-sister, Olna Kin· cald of Oak Hill, W.Va.; several great -stepchildren and great · grand-stepchildren. He was preceded in death by fi rst ~~~~~~~~~~ DAN THOMAS & SON FALL 9.25% -~~14.90% GALLIPOLIS- WarnerL. Craft, 92, of 13 Burkhart Lane, Galllpolls, died Friday morning atthe home of Melvin <::raft, Rt. 2. Galllpolts. A retired insurance agerit, he was born Oct. 10, 1892lnGallla County to the late George E. and Loulse King Craft. . A World War I anny and World War II navy veteran, he .was a B!I)WELL - Cloyd Lawson Morris, 80, of Rt . 1, Bidwell died Friday at Holzer Medical Center. A retired state employee, he was also a dairyman and cattleman. He was born July 30, 1900 at Gay, W.Va., to the late Daniel and Eliza Cottrill Morrts. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Laydell Morris; three stepsons, David Laydell Jr. of Springfield , Robert and Dana Laydell , both Appeal filed in Taylor case ot 'member of,Morning Dawn Lodge?, a 32nd Degree Mason, Knights Templar, and Shrine Club of Charleston, W.Va. Survivors Include two sisters, Mary Ann Craft and Mrs. Dorothy C. Baxter, both of Columbus; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by one sister. several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will he 1 p.m . Monday at Mound Hill Cemetery with Rev. Bruce Unroe officiating. Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today (Sunda) at Willis Funeral Home. Mason lc services wUI he 8: 30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Cloyd L. Morris Warner L. Craft .· ll $9995 I I I I I I I I COUPON lI WHOLE HOUSE SCOTCH GUARD I-ROOM FREE I OflerExpireoDec.31 , 1985 1 1 • · .;-;;;-:;;-;;-;-;;-:;;-;;;-;-;-;,;;-;;,;;-;-;,;-;,;;-;-;,;-;;,;;-;,;-;;;;-;,;;-;;,;-;·;. · .:;;;;;;;;,;;-;-;,;-;,;;-;,;-----;,;;-;,;-.---;,;;-;,;-.---;,;;-;-;,;-;,;;-.-;.1 ' ·~==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ' ' .-, ..' .' Polr' PIN•Si'l t ' Saveb~· '; ;· · n~xt trip to .: ·Milano 'here is. no · cafeteria ·i~ the current Gallia Academy High School. ' ,_ Mart of Belpre; one daughter, Denise Tillis The Sunday Times- Sentinei- Page-~-5 Pleasant, W. Va. _ _ _ _. .;. .___ _ _.Area deaths--------- ~ ~ve~ent ends fiscal year with . $202.8 billion deficit ; . Pomerov~ Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio~Point October 27, 1985 The students can eat food sent down in a truck from Washing· ton Elementary, but the old gym where lunch is served will not accommodate all of cthe students. If you "Vote Yes" on November 5th, the present GAHS building would be renovated into a middle school, a more educationally sound.environment for our 6-8th graders. ••• •, • ::•• • •'•' \' ~. : •• •• :l :i • ·'·'•'' •• . N,O,fOL/ Now you can experience Sf)me delidqus Italian ' •. - '· •. ••• •.•• !•• . ' . •• •• ..'·•,•• .. ..., ••' ; •• Aorentine and new Napoli. SAVE I0%0FF APR. Our big sale starts with annual percentage rates (APR) tallr th onoodinsif lmebent loanth s at are a~ ' not tter, an g anybody's. But that's not good enough. So we've knocked 10%off our APR. But wait, there's more. •• SAVE AN EXTUO.S%. . • ' PriazzoiM -. The following groups and organizations endorse the Gallipolis City School District Bond Issue: Italian pie S2.50 offany large or Sl.SOolrany medium Ol'ffr ~·..J ,(,., 4rM Mtnln ·ffiJ.>r ~....J oii Ju S•t ~r.W ¥ t.-.1 5"n.l·" P ~o""f""""'' ''"f''" '"~"'"'"'' .... One o""'"IC\ JII't l"'lfY GAUIPOLIS Rn41L MERCHANTS BLUE DEVILS BOOSTERS ROTARY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOLZER CLINJC INC. JAYCEES • MEDICAL STAFF AT HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER PHILOMATHEANS GAWPOLIS JR. WOMEN'S CLUB COMMUNIY IMPROVEMENT CORP~ GAUIA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY .' .•• • I - ~.,, lfl ,._ "'' ' '~nw• Oftrr ~d lhrt.J\Ij[/'1 Ootoc . 1, 19M I ~-noJ,y ""'~" 1 f'l"'".,.....,..r Olltt p,J of1rr 4~11! t.1rnl.n·Frol.tt ,,...j olldu Sorvfd.oo >-.I flu"' r>'f""' C~ ..hrrl urdn,_ Q .. ( f>IIJ'O"<' pot l'f"l l't f "'" "~"'''''I"'"~~ Prut tlu•' ""'" ....... v~ld .... rri(UI•r pnc:o• ""'' N•" "116 11'1 CM'II>In"'""' ""h""~ ' ~"'' ' '"'""' '" rllrr Orul "" ror •lfl"' rar r.w t Str•·"'C """"' ru1 Dc!C. 7, 198:'. I I ' ' " " ' - ~"""" 111 ' Otrt'r JrOOd IIII'OUifh < .. . J'OI ,.,.,,., r>-"""flill rtl rl'" Hu•' li•<IIUI..... Void"",..,.,.. ,...,.... r"~"'"'~ N.•t••liJ 1~ c•••.,""'""'·~hiiii'NMr cfWJ,.,.,.. ,, (J..,.j,., U1 lfl•>< nr"""' Sr••"'« ,;,,.... f"'' I"'""'"'"''',....., Paid lor by: CITIZENS COIIIIITI£1 . . Chtrptrsa~s : Dr. Charlts Holllr and Gtarp Bosh, Gtnorat Rttlrocl Gtltlpotll Ctty Sc-aols, IItty laulst Htnlltll, Trmurtr, 12 hans Hoiatrts. Gtltipolis, Ohio 44611 • A1 THESE LOCATIONS: STREET AVENUE• Assumt' (} IZY.i" APR. Hen•\ how //If/ :: Money Soft' wmrld 1w1 k :; 12 o :\ill lll.il l t 'h'Cill:lg( · l~ ; llt . .~: -12 .: 1 •.\I'I <• I I IIIII' 1Ill".. ," .\ 1 1< 111111'' "·-'•".. l'i n"J ,\1' 1< • .. :: 10.8 :~ -0.5 r.., ""~"'"""' •h ·•h"""" ~ 10.3ozo :; / <l ~ ~ r.,,,,,.,,,\-;,,, '"" SALE ENDS IOVEMBER JOl We11 take another 0.5%off SO ACT NOW. :: your APR if your loan payments If you want money at these:i are made through an automatic low, low prices, don't delay. :: deduction from a Central Trust Stop ,into one of our ron- ~: checking aa:ount. veruent offices today. •· Farr enough? Fair enough. •Or phone us : Pho!Grraph by Sara Sheets 1985-86 - GAHS student!! -~it the streets andJhe cars at the same time for lunch. The ~ongestlon and o~~r town litter create an undesirable situation and a student safety hazard at h~nch time. SEJIIOW YOU SAVE. Iii POMEROY PH. 992-6477 GALLIPOLIS PH. 446-7622 - ~--~~~--------------------------__J r----------a I or~nalloan Good for an auto, boat, RV, home improvement, second mortgage I oriwated at any c:ennaJ Trust office during the 1 I-CENTRAL TRUST MONEY SALE. Sale ends November 30. I,a"l. .. . '[h,&nkThat~Jii"B'Haypen CENTRAL TaUST _ . i e -------------. ' 1 .. ~ .•, • • �Pii9&-A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel October 27, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 2.7. 1985 Weather:---__, Swollen rivers ~rest above flood stage Extended Ohio Forecast .in Washington state; showers hit Gulf MONDAY TIJROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fair Monday and Tuesday with a chance ct. showers Wednesday. Highs will be In the 50s Monday and in the OOs Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows will range betweenh35 and 45. State zone forecasts Northwest, West CEntral Sunny Saturday with a high near ffi. Mostly cle~r Salurday night with a low bstween 35 and 40. Partly cloudy Sunday with a high between G5 and m. The probabUity of precipitation Is near zero Saturday and Saturday night and 10 percent Sunday. Winds will be from the south at live to 10 mph Saturday and lncre'aslng to 10 to 15 mph Saturday night. Norlbeaollnland, CentraiiDgblands Sqnny Saturday with a high near ffi. Mostly clear Saturday night with a low between 35 and 40. Partly cloudy Sunday with a hlgh between ffi and m. The probabUity of precipitation Is near zero Saturday and Saturday night and 10 percent Sunday. · Winds will be from the south at live to 10 mph Saturday and Saturday night . Miami Valley, Southwest Sunny Saturday with a hlgh near m. Mostly clear Saturday night with a low ootween 40 and 45. Partly cloudy Sunday with a high between 'i1J and 75. The probabUity of precipitation Is near zero Saturday and Saturday night and 10 percent Sunday. Winds wUI be from the south at live to 10 mph Saturday and &lturday night. Central, South Central Sunny Saturday with a high between 65 and 70. Mostly clear Saturday night with a low between 40 and 45. Partly cloudy Sunday with a high between 'i1J and 75. The probability of precipitation Is near zero Saturday and Saturday night and W percent Sunday. Winds wUI be from the south at live to 10 mph Saturday and Saturday night. By United Press lntemallonal Showers and thunderstorms hit the western Gulf coastal waters early Saturday alter residents in western Washington state breathed aslghofrellefasraln-swoUenrivers cre!ted slightly above flood stage rain-swollen Snoqualmie and Sno· homlsh rlverscrestedsllghtlyabove flood stage Friday night and began to r12cede. Heavy rains in the region the past ..several days pushed the rivers out of their banks Friday, causing minor lowland flooding and and MuchoftheNortheastshiveredas began to recede. early morning temperatures dropped to the 305, prompting frost and freeze warnings. In the Gull Mexico region,were the western Gull of coastal waters rural forcingroads the closing in King of County at least eastfive of Seattle .. All . rivers are receding, and according to the weather service, we should have a break !rom our rajn until maybe Sunday or so," said Michael Razey, spokesman br the Snohomish County ·Department of Emergency Management . tMt r;:========::;;-1 . . RE-ELECT hit with numerous showers and thunderstorms early this morning, and scattered showers were re· ported over the eastern Gulf. A tropical depression lom1ed in the Gulf about 375 mUes south of New Orleans, La., and was drifting slowly north, the National weather Service said. Highest sustained winds were near 35 mph, but some strengthening was poss ible Saturday. In western Washlngton state, the MICHAEL R. CONKLE "Eight years of experienu in the progress of our township.'' Pd. lor bv the Candidate. Rt. 1, Cheshire, OH. ~ JOHN CREDICO, M.D. . ... POMEROY - Judge Patrtck concluded 44 cases this .-""•·.u. Meigs County Court. Flnro were Timothy Michael, · $250andcosts, three days jail, day license suspension, . Harold Withrow, Shade, $250 30 days in jail, 1W day licen5esuspenslon, DWl; ·30 days In and costs for fleeing an officer; days in jail and costs for no ,.,..,.• rn,r·s license; costs only for left of center; Thomas E~!;~~:d:Raclne, $327.50 and costs, ll' Tina Butcher, Middle· $100 and costs with $50 olllne suspenoed If license Is obtained 00 days, no Ohio license: Nance, Syracuse, $25 and failure to control; $4:1 and ~~~~-~:::~~~ of marijuana; 1R Dugan, Racine, and Greg INe:ise. Syracuse, $50 and costs, 40 of community service, six 7 INFE~TILITY PAINT NOW.& SA~E OPEN TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS • 110 W. lOCATED . Sui te I \ d M ed1cal Office Bui ldin g , at Pleasant Volley Ho!.pi!CI Point ~leosont , W. Va. 15550 ·' suspended, criminal endangering; Johnnie Harrison, Pomeroy, restitutlon and costs, disorderly conduct. Also fined were Harvey Cole· grove, McArthur, $10 and costs. parking on roadway; David Brad· ley, Guysvvtlle, $10 and costs, failure to yield; Ralph Parker, ReedsvUle, $10 and costs, failure to display valid registration; Jeffrey Hopkins, Marton; $10 and costs, improper passing; Timothy Tackett; Langsville, $10andcosts, faUure to display valid license plate; Hershel Lemaster, Guysville, $10 and costs, stopped on roadway; Marie Marcinko Johnson, Tuppers Plains, $10 and costs, following too closely; VIrgil MUk>r, Long Bottom, costs only and clean up area, Uttering; Jeffrey Wrlkeman, Reed· sille, costs. abandoning animals; Rlck Bay, ReedsvUle, $5 and costs, lm~~~in~ja~ll~w~l~th~a~li~bu~t~o~n~e,~da~y~un:saf~e~ve~h~ic~le~;~Ze~U~a~T~a~ylo~r~,~M~id~·l f Ebersbach Hardware Co. Main Pomeroy, OH. 675-6700 992-2811 emoria OSpLta POMEROY- Admissions: Rnbin Manuel, Racine; Walter King, Pomeroy: Orland Cremeans, Cheshire, Wendell Barrett , Langsvtlle. Discharges: William Haggy, Andrew Crites. EMS answers eight calls POMEROY- Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports eight cans Friday; Pomeroy at·l2: 52 a.m. ro Pleasant Ridge Rd. for Edna Reibel to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 3:15a.m. transported Mildred Harris to Camden· ,.elark Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 8:46 a.m. to W4 Lasley St. for Bill WatSon to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at ll: 14 a.m. to Salem Center for Wendell Barrett to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Racine at ll: 32 a.m. to Trouble Creek Rd. for James Hinkley to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at t 28 p.m. to Naylor's Run lor Hugh Leifheit to Veterans .orty-four cases end in Meigs court IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR$ $ 95 PER GALLON SAVE 250fo ON OUR BEST INTERIOR SEMI-GLOSS f.ow ot&Y S1249 GAL GALLIPOLIS - A Gallla County man was arrested ea rly Sjlturday morning by Gallta County deputies. ' Charged with speeding and driving under financial responsibility suspension was Steven Dale Adkins, 25, of 127 Sycamore St., Upper Sandusky. i i INTERIOR PAINTS DEKOR VINY LATEX ~f' Man cited by Gallia deputies ,. 20°/o OFF OFFICE HOURS 10:00 A.M. · 5:00 P.M . MON.·FRI. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Friday's . winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number: 8'18. Ticket sales totaled $1,288,470, with a·payotf dueofm,436. PICK-4: 'Tlll6. ' PICK-4 ·ticket sales . totaled $182,745, with a payoffdueof$82,497. PICK4Slstraight bet pays$6,072. PICK-4$1 box bet pays$506. GALLIPOLIS- Forfeiting bond In Gallla County Municipal Court were Ricky A. Scarberry, 32. of Rt.l, Scotrown, $48; Jeffrey R. Barnes, 19, of Rt.l, Crown City, $43; Garry L. Taylor. 19, of W2 Portland St., Oak Hill. $43; and Brenda "J. Hoover,19, of Jackson, $39. OIL & LATEX • Epidural Deliveries • Tubal Repairs Lottery winning numbers: 878, 7706 Bo.nds forfeited in city court REDUCTION .SALE All HOUSE PAINT FOR CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE OBSTETRICS/GYNECHOLOGY AND r eterans But gale warnings werepostedlor the northern Pacific coast, an · indication that more rain maybe on t)te_wJIOI\ .&ld flood warnings were sttll In effect for the Snoqualmie and Snohomish rivers. ... yEAR •END NTO RY . INVE The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-7 - ~111 J(,JrieJts· :---------------,--~-------M----------~-H-----.---l-------------M-em--on-.~-l-H~--Pt-ta-t;-P-om-n--.ey-a-t-7-:~--P--m-.-ro-1-15-~-Seco---nd-S-t-.f-or--~ lr~==:~~~--:::~:=~~=;iiii VANGUARD r"AINJ I g [t' If; r; {,I 'ti Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. VOTE FOR •. dleport, $15 and costs, improper passing; Cornelius Phllllps, Ru· tland, s; andcosts,lallureto display valid license plate on trailer; Frederick Nolile, Albany, $10 and costs, running a slop sign. Fined tor speeding were Dominic Rlvello, YoungsiDwn, $24 and costs; Allen Ziegler, Parkersburg, S25 and · coots; Lloyd Wood, Patriot, $22 and costs; James Cremeans, Northup, $:!! and costs; William Zuspan, Mason, W.Va., $25 and costs; Susan Baldwin, Phllladelphla, Pa., $23and 1 costs; David Bums, Jr., Roanoke. Va., $21 and costs; Tandua Hill, Racine, t!l and costs; Donnie Barringer, Tuppers Plains, $23 and costs; Curtis Shinn, Parkersburg, $:31 and costs; Stephanie Sinclair, Athens,$22andcosts; EdwinRood, Coolville, $:!! and costs: · William Fink, Middleport, $Zl and costs; James Barnes, Racine, $22 and costs; Larry Barr, Rutland, $26and costs; Steven Priest, Newark, $22 and costs; Jeffrey McKnight, Jean Fife to Veterans MeA\orial H~pltal; Middleport at 10:56 p.m . to Brownell Ave. for Mildred Mllbome who was trea ted but not transported. ' Marriage license issued POMEROY - A marriage license has l:x?en issued in Meigs County Probate Court to John Wesley Roush, JJ, and Elizabeth Mae Lane, 40, both of Pomeroy. may be made by calling 742·2767 by Noveml:x?r 2. WILLIAM C~ CALLDIAN, II, M.D. PEDIATRICS I would like to announce Pomeroy, tl4 and costs; Gary Truex, Colliers, W.Va ., Sll and costs. Forfeiting bonds in Meigs County Court were William Elekes, New Marshfield, :1819.75for overload and $45 for overwldth; Nathan Hill, McArthur, $210, overweight; Eric Mitchell, Rutland, $70; Charles Bryant, Coneyvtlie, Ky ., $&l, and Joseph Brady, Gallipolis, $50, all lor speeding. the opening of my new office in Point Pleasant, West Virginia OFFICE HOURS Monday through Friday 9 :00a .m. to 5:00p.m. (304) 675·7300 LOCATED: Suite 113Medicol0ffice Building ot Plea son! Valley Hospital Point Pleosor>~ We~ I Virginia r;:.;:.;:.;:.;:.;:.;:.;:.;:.;:;l AnENTION GTE CUSTOMERS Effective Tuesday, Oct. 29, the Pomeroy Phone Mart will be open Tuesday &Thursday 9:30 A.M. til I P.M. 2 P.M. til 4 P.M. ' \ .. In Ohio. when the leaves fdll down, the fun starts up. C. E. "EDDIE" CLONCH FOR Open Daily 10-9; SuAday 12·6 ON SALE SUN., OCT. 27 THRU TUES., OCT. 29 .. ADDISON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE • Your Support Will Be Appreciated ' Paid for Rt. 1, Bo• 363, There •Ire festivals ~nd events to et>lebratc everything .. .fmm apples and Appaloo;a.\ to \Voollybcar;. the Cand idate i I OH. 45631 .., .. I SWIMMING Fill WIIITEIIZIIIG KIT '25'' REMOTE CONTROL FARM CITY INC. POMEROY, OH. 614-992·2111 •. 18x 36 _ NEG-VISION TV suso•• 20x40- 12875•• Complete K1ts In Stock Ai•o Other Situ • • • • ....• •• I \ • ...' If.your condition is causing you concern, you better not wait ... 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ELECTRIC Pom~roy • 7.97 fogLMaps Kit, Amber Steti-Sak lag 10 lawn and len. 19.96 ~ Hot Whttls Stop 'n Go Construction Site or • ' ~f FIFTEEN OOll.AAS OFF ANY CROER FROM OUR CHRISTMAS WISH BOOK TOTAUNG $100 OR MORE OFFER GOOD rHROUGH SATURDAY . NOV . 11 ·•6,20000 FREE RECEIVE A FALL / WINTER BIG BOOK FREE WITH ANY ORDER OF $20 OR MORE. V AT SEARS 446·2770 '· .- \ Mail to: BUCKEYE UNE PO Box 1,).3 Columbus. Oli 43216-0133 . '· \ . •' •. ·.•. : \ I I 'kl CATALOGS------· SILVEI BIIDGE PLAIA GAWPOUS, OHIO . 992-2111 ~"·:. ·.. . ' I 1984 PlYMOUTH RELIANT 4·door sedan, beige metallic with tan and brown cloth in· terior, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, am·fm stereo w·clock, tilt wheel, cruise control and just 23,000 miles. Or use the coupon we let fall to the bottom of this dd. II .,I - : ' ~A'!""• '. ... . ~~ CHRISTMAS BONUS COUPON SJS(j;,'l'~--4· ~, •, .. ra------- ----------------~--- ~ OFFER MGM FARM CITY JACK CARSEY, MANAGER 540 E. 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Tahe a tour soon to sec the best ones. •'.' .• ' • • .• '· ' '• . CUSTOMER API'RECIA TION 1 Gw up for the holiday;. So much to sec ,md buy ,u l~1ir>. Ml<ldN ,md sho~~ - . In Stock Above Ground Pools $ 11' lound, 4' DHp .............................................................. 450 00 Ph· . Now Open 304· HOLIDAY POOLS, INC. . Mondoy Eve. 429-4718 2973 Pitdmont W. Yo. •;r;1 7 P.M. Sale-Price. Mlcrowaw""" has vart· · able power slider; 70·700 watts. ' . ,.-!' · ··· ,. ' '100 DOWN HOLDS YOUI PURCHASE AT THESE lOW DISCOUNT PRICES • ..•. }o KITS & SPAS ANT fii·GIOUND POOL liT 01 SPA INVOICED 1h32 - 12350•• ~ Tcrrific 1 5cnd my FilEt FALL (.,lrnd." of Events riRht away' �• ' • . Pomeroy...:..Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. October 27. 1986 Section liD October 27. 1985 ROSY VIEW - With a rose garden still In bloom, Ruth Erwin prepares for the coming cold autumn days, harvestbtg Dowers and herbs from her garden. 'The product of her garden wW keep , fragrance, pennanent floral arrangements, wreaths and cookbtg throughout the winter days ahead. N z c .. . . . • •• ..... 'l ... -o!e w~·~ -o·~, ,ft. ........ •= ... C>, --.... .-z '"' "'lz O... ICI ;tl A Ill il-l ;~- C> .. :z~-~~~ '0 ,.. ~!~·fill : e. : .. . ! : :. • • • lt :~ :• ~ •• : • • 0 i .~ . .. ............. -·· •-a: ~Ill .-.... :· ' : •4 · i 'i c : &.;; : ~ ;~i • ' ~ • r L II~ ••:n~ ••:n~ '..a..a. .......... .N ._... .00 ·... • Times-Sentinel Staff · POMEROY - 'l'here's a bilskness In the mombtg air, the sound of ted, bronze ·and gold leaves crunchbtg underfoot, and the rustle of more falling In the gentle breeze, signaling a change In the seasons. It's fall ...,. a time when there is splendor In nature'sscenewlthcolor at Its peak and scents at their best. Drbtk In the beauty now ...... for a frost which will fell your favorite • plants Is nigh. But some, Jlke Ruth Erwin of Chester, are busy brbtglng In the flavor and fragrance of the season. No one can question Erwin's · abBity to grow beautiful things. Her rose garden still In full bloom speaks fori! self. Intent on preserving what she can, the lady with an undeniably "green thumb" Is bringing In the blooms to be dried for nosegays and . r zza ... ,_ S2 ~ Nature's splendor, aroma, abound in garden and home delights of Meigs County woman ByCHARLENEHOE~CH . .. It ..'i '-· ~~~~ -o• z.a• ,ft. •• :- 0' Ct\ ..0 z -oc:.~ .; -·· • potpounis. She places the petals In a net bag, shakes the bag several tlnies a day to keep the air flowing through and watts fortltem tocJnl so that they can be mixed with herbs to create .. u.-o-o .. . potpouni. IIARVEST TIME - Su~unded by beauUful roses, Ruth Erwin piCks some which she'll use In nosegays and potpouni. 'lbe petals wiD he dried In a nei bag and then mixed wlih herbs for a fragrant scent. Erwin alSo dries some of the blooms for use In pennanent arrangements and wreatM. ,And she raises a wide variety of herbs bt her side yard garden close to the kitchen door not only to be mixed with the rose petals for a sweet or spicy fragrance, but for tbe flavor they add to her cooking. "It's wonderful to he able to step out the back door and pick what you want to use aJI summer long, and then have the dr'led herbs for use In the winter," commented Erwin. She credits much of her knowledgeonwhatandhowtogrowherb5, and the techniques for preserving and using them to the Chester Garden Club. It all started when she was asked to do a program on the "lore and lure of herbs", and from there her Interest has grown and grown. In preparation for winter, Erwin has a variety of herbs hanging to dry. Once the leaves are crackly dry, she'll clip them off the stems, put them In apothecary jarsorother smaU CQntalners. Then when she Is ready to usethe,herbs, she crushes a leaf or two. "Herbs give Ihal extra flavor, a specialseasonbtg, to cooking and It's one way to get away from .so much salt In foods," Erwin advised. ·To the gourmet who fusses over his culinary triumphs, herbs are the magic Ingredients which can make the ordinary Into the unfohretable . The Importance of herbs dates back tillusands d years. They have been used In cooking, for medicine, as fragrances, and for ornaments. Man has boiled, chopped, ground and dissolved parts of plants looking for a magic cure for everything from Irregular heart beats to Insect bites. Blossoms, stems, leaves, and PREPARATION AND PJW. DUcr - At right, bunches of herbs tied together wlll he left to dry until the leaves reach •a cnunbly st&«e and lhen wW be put Into apothecary jars or other small containers for Wle In cooking or as lragrances during the winter. Below right, a wreath ol 8cellt Is pretty 1o look at and dellgWfui to smell, made from ... - ..... •• • •... herbs and roses ~ Rulli Erwin. <:: 3 : •• . ••· •• . .. •o ~!"" ... ... .... •··. •. ...... ......... DC: '"l: 0• •• . ~ 1'\ · - Ill "0. •• · M •.. •· · C' ... :: .o •• . d ..c:.. .. o• :l~ ~.: ,.._ ;; . :::;;~:;; ~ .;~~ i"' ·o ... ~ ~ ,.. u._...., • ........__._ ....... ..... ~ 0 • "0 i 1'1 ~; :II Ill Ill lA• ~ ' "tt ;... r'J -~~ . ... co ... all!: : .I! ~ Ill .. ... ·= :~ 01 ,.. ... -o ~ r- .... ;c:;;e I ... ·- g~~~'l ~ ... o ~ I -"' .... Times-Sentinel photos by Charlene Hoeflich r~ ~, I .,. ... ~~· ... ,_ ..... -...: ... .. .. ·t '~ •• "'c : ro-o~ I "'.Ill'. =· -o A ,. I FOR FLAVOR AND FRAGRANCE - Knowing that frotlt Ill 8Ure to come, Rulh Erwin harve!lt8 many heriM from her gardelt which 8he'D Will this winter In cooking aa well aa In herbal mixtures lo live her home a pleasing arcma (left 111*0). A small statue In the herb garden Is perhapiiiYJIIbollc al the frqrani and bitter herllll spoke of so often In the Bible. ·. roots have been though! to be enoowed with powers. Thyme has historically been associated with happiness, courage and we'll-being, sage with long life, wisdom and patience, garlic with strength, basil with sympathy and compassion, germander with strengthening mental ability, dill with pl'Qtectlng a home from wltchcr<ift, and com fry In a tea with curing congestion. Erwin has prepared jars of rosemary , garlic, comfry, thyme, lemon, terragon. fennal, peppermint, sage, marjoram, dill and basil for wbtter cooking. ShE' has made tarragon vinegar, "grPal on salads," she says, has oregano and garlic butter ready to serve, jellies In jars, and some · tx>rseradlsh ground. 'The aramat lc herbs have a charm and mystique all their own. accordIng to Erwbt. Through the ages they have been used In bath and breath fresheners , hair rinses, deodorizers, and even Insect repellents. When making a potpourri. Erwin says she crushes the dried rose petals arid adds lavender and rosemary which she particularly likes, as well as other herbs and spices, puts In some orris root, a fixat ive and fragranC<' enhancer, and then sometimes adds a lit11e rose oil or cinnamon. The potpouiTi as nosegays and sachets make lovely glfls, freshens up closels and drawers with It fragrance, and helps to dispel the odors of closed-up rouse in the wint er. she rotes. Erwin alo;o likes to use herbs In combination with dried flowers on wreaths and In arrangements to "make the hous(• smell good and look pretty" all winter long. A small statue s iand~ In Elwin's herb garden , symlxJIJc, perhaps or the fragrant and bitter herbs mentioned In the Bible. From the first chapter of Genes is down through the pages of the New Testament, many or the herbs popular today were used. Herb gardening Is enjoying a revival across the country, perhaps sparked by more Interest In he~ll h and nutrlllon and l'!'medies for minor ailments. As lor oowErwin is busy bringing In the bounty. She's potted a few of her fa vorite herbs for a windowsill garden , others she 's drying , some she's freezing, all to preserve flavors and fragran<l's for Ihe long cold winter ahead. �• October 27, 1985 The Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . f:" Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-3 Carleton bus safety week set SYRACUSE- Lee Wedemeyer, superintendent, reports that the week d. Oct. 28 has been deslgnatoo Bus Safety Awareness Week by the Carleton School and Meigs . Industries. During the week, the transpora• lion department and staff will be · making special efforts toemphasize passenger safety on the school ·"buses. Special activities wiD be taking place all week such as the showing of safety films, safety related booklets being made avalla- We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities STORt HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM · SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY· WEDNESDAY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1985 ......."·-,,., ble, a bus evacuation drill and on Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30p.m. there wUl be a safety meeting for parents 1\lld friends. Durlngtbe Wednesday evening session, a safety film wUI be shown and literature dlstrlbu ted. Additionally, drivers will be present to answer any questions or discuss individual concerns with those attending. Arrangements will be made for guests to tour a school bus and discuss all of the Carleton and Meigs Industries transportation policies . • :·• ~.' :·•: "RUFFLE' . 39C 79( L:••• · (II ' ' • 0~ "' o· z · crz = o· t"" f'l'l t"l J9C LB.J ~ > A 0 ~ ': :.. church Is Rev. Alfred Holley . ~ ~~ ~ :~ ~eigs menu set ' t•" .l ~:.MIDDLEPORT- In accordance ~; ~t,h the uniform lunch program of ·~ l!'le Meigs Local School District, the ~j iJleJtu for the week of Oct. 28 Is ... . · arlnounced·. •: ~o nda y - toasted cheese sand:,:w~Ch, com, fruit cocktail bars, mille. ; • :;.Tuesday - meat loaf, green ·:~leans, com bread and bulter : :Ill)leapple slice, milk. ' :: :.,.Woonesday- burrito wit hchcese ; J1Jlj1ing, peas and carrots, Texas ·.:Sii'eet cake, milk :; : ntursd ay - pizza, salad, apple : O;lices, milk. · ;: : Friday- cooks' choice. : • ~ ANTIQUIT Y - A reunion for the . : ;<r.scendants of the late HA Froo : •~!ld Garnet Polk Hayman will be ; ;~ldtoda y (Su nday) at the home of ,: Oieir son, C. E. Hayman, In Antkj· •.lilty. The reunion will begin at 10 :;a;m. and cont inue throughout the i'~y. A chicken dinner will beservoo Rings Each superbly designed An Carved wedding ring is hand -fini shed 14 carat gold. 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O ill('r h a~ l nacl~u a • r command, charge, precept, judgment, thoroush arrangement. and dogma": (l)·The Lord spake unto Moses "tile C>l'llintmce of tile law" (Ex. 12:42: Num. 9:14: 15:15) to which He refen u ... , law" (Ex, 11:49: Num. 15:16): (2)-0rd•""""• is of the law (Num. 10:2: 81:21): (3) -0nfi· mnce• were wnlten by Mo1e1, and couilted of the ttellulet, law, and commandment• (2 17:37: 2 Chron. 33:8); (4)·To do the Lord'• Hil on:fi11Alf1Ce~ ana rtatut., (Lev. 18:4,51: low were to be obaerved/ONver (Ex. 12:24: : and were perpett<al !Ezek. 46:14): that il~ 1~::;~;;~:~:~;:.;"perpetual," their generation or the JewishanddisJ)enl&tion. The "continual," "forever." ''throughout your ' restrict these laws to the Jews only. There is no separation of "tile il<lndwriting of ordi!IGIICel" from t~e '11-- ''law. " It was given by the authority of God. declaring God's thorough ••[~·.~g.'~~:"'~, of His statutes, commandments, jud!Eenta, and the . There is rio distinction made between the 'ceMIIOIIiollaw" : ~and the "ten commandment l4w, "for they both constitute the l&llle law Lord commanded Moses. If the ceremonies constitute a law and il ~~r~.~~d the "ceremomilllow," then It would not be subject to chanae. ,~ law" was not temporal. In nature, aeeording to the moo"~"'""•·· The "ordinnnce of the low wAitA tile Lord com11t11111Ud "was temporary in nature, serving u aoehoolmuter, leodiog_to (Gal. 3:24). Christ, the objective o!the law, fulfilled the law (Mt. wioi•n•it out ofthe way by "nailing it to Ail CI"OII"(Col. 2:14). Wo ''f!!:s~t'f'!~ the wor"' of tile law," but "bt/IAe fait/a of Je!IVI ~~~~~~h~~: eating andtherefore, not to the observe ordlnaneeo drinking,weanare holy day. new Ill moon, or the •Any manufacturer's cou· pon greater than 51¢ will be redeemed at face value only. 1 •Only one manufacturer's coupon per item. •The total value of the dou·. ble manufacturer's coupon . ' cannot exceed the purchasa ,· pr.ice of the item . Money will not be refunded. : ~ •Thisofferdoesnotapplyto Powell's Super Valu Cou· pons, free coupons. or ·any ~ competitor's coupons. : ."'utHhl'' ~hrnl• -': Hlhlf' !'l11Mty ~ ~ :tO " 'nr-hip 1•: *I I. I •'. \. , . Bulavllle Road • P. 0. Box 308 Gallipolis, Ohl'o 456.'11 •Offer is only good for pro· · duct on hand. No Rain· checks. •T.1ere is a limit of 20 cou.·: . pons you niay. redeem • (Col. 2: 16). · Chapel Hill Church of Christ •This offer excludes ciga· rettes, or any other items prohibited by law. · ' 111hc·nu]Jmc J~vnl< l ll tal\c~l. n ·~ tm · u~t "' wht11'~1' r pml1 lh lt~t l hv ~· w Oflrrltm ltMI tn u f"lil · t• •t tj Ktn pr•r JliK k~- f'( tr IT'flrn1111 ~~~• - mail In Dinnrr lk'll 1' 0 , .. ,... I I 41 r'hnt cllt. ltM'It ~21:12 01-l'Eit ~:X 1 ,1~ proof of purr hasc- fllr !tu bmlttrd ro u po n s m:>v \'nl daUroupon~ commandments" was written in detail."ia ordinoDCel "! Or\linanee Ill 'l'lle Scripture "Ordinance" is used in the scripture to .mean "statute, decree, $1.00. ' SHURFINE · NOODLES > ,..)> : ~ •The total value of the double coupon may not exceed 3 LB. MI~UTE MAID FROZE~ ~ ~ ~u •d111 E.vl"nln-': Wol'llhlp 1: lit Wrf•e!id•l~ IIINt SI1Miy 1:Np.m. ..... " M@MiiJII:r Frem lht• Bible" Oailr • W.rtH I: S.S a.m. . ' : ., ·.;" . 6 r .. !>h n"l1o·Hop111111 F..._'; l 'J. I:! IIH!'i l'.lhu•••f I IOOO o•f It Wii/ium B. Kuglm 0 ' rG -I<OC - >:-R:,.-,..,- , -, .... A Mj '.'iSURI' Fro m Tire Bibll•., , ... 1 ('(JIIljllk•d Nllll thr rrnn s 011 ht s n lli•J 1 Blottillg · Handwrltlq • Ordhwlees "Blotting" expresses removal, to wipe away, to wipe off, and to obliterate. "'Handwnting" is translated "bond." "OrdiltllliCt" is rendered "decree," and means "an opinion or judgment (from "dokeo," to be of opinion): hence, an opin1on expressed with authority, a doctrine, ordinance, decree" (W. E. Vine). According to Thayer, it has reference to "the rules and requirements of the law of Mo1e.; the 14w containing precepts in the form of decrees; the law of cmntM11diiiB!It1 e<>ntained in ordi11Alf1COI (Eph. 2:15); and the bond against us by ita deC1'ees (Col. 2:14)." When Christ died on the cross, He wiped out the bond (homdwnting) ar'inst us by its decree~ (ordiftance1), 1'he parallel P.assage ol Col. 2:14 rs Eph. 2:15, where Paul plainly tells us that the 'lnw of commnndment•" was contained (to write in detail) "in drdinnn.ces," and was abolished in the flesh of Christ, that is, in the death ol His body on the cross .. Please note that the "lnw of .. ',. ON AN'I PIIII'EC1LY SWONED, ~--------------------~ TASTY DINNER BB1 SMOKED SAUSAGE, I -.,-",-."-,.-"""-,-~,-,--.BEEF SMOKED SAUSAGE 01 KIE~U1~~S~A1 :_m·ol-c ~-.,,-m,-,,-.,-.,-,n;-.,,-,.,-,..-,..-.,"-~-..~....,, I ,' • r• 'lo ·~ < > t"" ABOVE POMEROY OFF liT. 7 IYPASS TAKE 143 NORTH TO CARPENTER lEFT AT A.A. TRACKS. FOUOW THE SIGNS. Gallipolis ~. ~Church, Sunday, 7 p.m., singing In the evenmg's!ervlces. Pastor ct tbe ,~ SMOKED p·1cn1cs . ••••••• ~ ••••••• PORK Spare Ribs ••••••••• HousEWARMm APPEAIUNG SUNDAY -TheCoocordswWbeaiEIIzabethChapel : ~. < '> t"" AMERIC\'SFA\UIIm ,•.·', :: 'fteunion .ret 49 1/4 Pork Loin •••••~. $1 CALL TODA 691-6121 '.•: t"l ~ EXPERIENCE • :.·. ' c ;: > .n ~ t""' c 0A . ' t"" ~ • TURKEY Drumsticks •••••••• ~~. ' U1 = a LB. FURNACES START AT The Shoe Cafe 300 Second Avanuo ..'••... .,.... ... ....' ••• < ·~ > z 'I $7000° FOR GIRLS Limit : 20 Coupons $1 .09 LB. INSERTS START AT 9 YEARS ~ . ' Ground Beef ••••••• MIXED Fryer. Parts •••••••••• CONVERT YOUR FIREPLACE INTO AN EFFICIENT WOODBURNING 'FIREPLACE $700°0 ~ Oct. 27-28-29-30 -· r---------------------- 75617 120029 1 I I . . .. .. . .. :. .·' ' . .. :. .' · . . ', r' " . ." . . .. : ; l· .' ·,. . whul'\'l'r t)mhlllltl'fl lll' 1,1111 O(tn llmllr-rl lo /)111' mu1:11•n 1•·• p;to k:IJ,lr Ff,, mlrmp• ~n. mau ''' !Jtnn•·r f!dl . 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I I I ON AJlY IIAN, DEUCIOUSLY SMOKED I DINNER BElL BACON, I~-· -------------------~ I RfGUW, THICK·SUCED OR LOW SALT I I I I I I oon ••r I GkOCt: R Pl !'~ !it'II JIOWih l 'i i 'U SIOnlN 3:\C . . .::' : '• ·. �October 27, 1985 Charlene R. Goeglein bride _ of Dennis Mingyar April27 POMEROY - Charlene R. Goegleln and Dennls Mlngyar exchangEd wedding vows April '!7 at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. • The bride Is tlle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Googlein, Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, an!! the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mingyar. Johnet Drive, St. . ClalrsvUle. The Rev. James Corbl tt and Msg. Donald Horak officiated at the double-ring ceremony The altar was decorated with arrangements of red, pink and white carnations and candelabra and the family pews were marked with white bows. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of organza over taffeta fashioned with a scooped neckline, elbow-length ruuy gatllered sleeves wltll the upper portion in sheer organza Md tlle bottom part In salln, trimmed wltll seed pearls. The slightly gathered skirt was trimmed with satin and flowed into a chapel-length trlan. ~ neck, walst, sleeves and skirt were trimmed with lace. The Vehlce lace headpiece had a .fingertip veil. . · The bride wore a blue garter mad!' by bridesmaid Cindy -~Open "'en Lura Koval of Washington, D.C. was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Debbie Danner-Gulley, Gallipolis; Cindy Rodgers, Leesburg, Va., and Polly Mingyar, Columbus. They wore wine silk taffeta gowns fashioned with spaghetti strap bod!~ and gathered skirts. The waistlines were accented with a pleated cumberbund and tll'y wore matching bolero jackets with ruffled necklines. They wore baby's breath In their hair, and carried long stemmed Cll ~ i ~ iii ~ ~ ~ roses. Daniel Reese of Berea was best man, and the ushers were Robert Hock, Dayton: Thomas Martin, Columoos, and Mark Googiein, · Pomeroy. A dinner reception was held at the Ohio University Inn. Red, pink and white roses decorated tbe tables and Charlene Goeglein-Mingyar the bride's tllree-tiered spice cake They reside at ::130 :flO South Fifth The groom received a bachelor of was decorated with red and pink Street, Columbus. science In history from Ohio roses. Debra Lower and T~mml. The bride has a bachelor of arts University and a master of arts in Taylor registered the guests. degree from Ohio University and is poHtlcal science from Ohio Univeremployed as materials chemist at sity. He is employed by the State of Century Adhesives. Ohio. The Gallla Head· Start Center Is located at '!75 State Street (Old . Catllolic School/skating rink). The hours are 9 a.m .- 2: :11 p.m. The Meigs Head Start Center Is located in t.he Volunteer Fire Qepartment Building In Racine. The hours are 9 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. OCTOBER 29th 8 .A.M. Til 12 .Midnight ·SP'ECIAL SINGING GROUPS - SPECIAL SINGING GROUPS -~ .8 The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-5 house set for Head Start ·· GALLIPOLIS - The GaUla· Meigs Head Start Program, A Division ci Woodland Centers, Inc., is celebrating its lOtll anniversary tllls year. The publlc Is invited to attEIId an house Oct. 28 - Oct. 31 at the lfe.1d Start Centers. Rodgers: pearl earrings and necklace and a gold bracelet of her grandmotller; and carried an embroidered handkerchief from her motller. She carried a bouquet of red, pink and white roses. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ·REVIVAL . wm JAMES ROBBINS . OCTOIII 27 ~NOVEMBER 1 7:00 P.M. 511-7:30 P.llll. JIIION.-FRI. SPECW SINGHUi1GIOUPS LIIEm lSSEMILY OF GOD DUDDING LANE (Rt. Off Rt. 33EI MASON. WV- J. L. THACKER. PASTOR ~ SPECIAL SIN IN . OUPS - SPECIAL SINGING ~ EVERYONE WILL BE DRESSED UP TUESDAY ALL DAY. OUR STORE WILL BE DECORATED FOR HALLOWEEN AND THE LIGHTS WILL BE DOWN LOW TO CREATE THAT HALLOWEEN ATMOSPHERE. ~. ~ .' Cl ~ G1 !ij ~ I BOUNTY c TOWELS ROLL LIMIT 1 WITH $10 PURCHASE .. Carole Anderson Painter weds Bruce E. Murbarber Sept. 7 MIDDLEPORT- The marriage of Carole Anderson Painter to Bruce - E.Mulbarberlsbeingannouncedby her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis 0 . Anderson, Middleport. The groom Is the son of Mrs. Norine Mulbarber and the late Evan W. Mulba.rgpr, Lockport, Ill. The garden wedding took place on Sept. 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Draper, Rockport Lane, Columbus. Charles E. Tltko, pastor of the Northwestern United Met 00dist Church. Riverside Drive, performed the double, ring ceremony. Soloist was Mrs. Kathleen Wu~h ­ mldt Hilbert. The brile wore a three piece silk crepe, tea length, Ivory colored dress. The spaghetti strap top was trimmed with wide matching color lace, whlchwasalsoused aroundthe bottom of the skirt and the edge of the t~uartl'r length sleeves of _tbe jacket. She also wore a string of pearls, a gift d her brotller. was the maid of honor. She wore a dress of melon color crepe and carried a bouquet of miniature melon carnations, along with larger pink carnations, baby's breath and greenery. The groom and best man, Michael Callahan, Columbus, wore dark navy suits, with the groom have a plrtlc rosebud boutonniere and Calahan, a pink carnation. A buffet style reception was seJVed on slnall tables set up on the lawn. Hosting the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Draper, Mt. and Mrs. Art Chadwick, Mrs. Emilie Fennell, Dennls Collins, Ms. Cathy Hlx, and Ms. Martha Relk. Relatives from here attending the wedding were Mrs. Wayne Swisher, Mrs. KeithRlggs,Mr.andMrs.Tom Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Swisher, Pdint Pleasant, W.Va. They reside at 7600 Foxboro Lane, ·· The brldl' wore a small bouquet of Worthington, Ohio 43<Hi. .: pink rosebuds. baby's breatll and Blizzard greenery In her hair. Her bridal bouquet was of pink rosebuds, · Service, According a totheNationa!Weather blizzard is a severe al.stroemeria lilies , baby's breath condition characterized by strong and gi-eenery. bearing a large amount of Ms. Valerie Swisher, Columbus, :~~~s IMPRINTING SHRIKANT VAID YA, M.D. . 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Iii I Tues., Wtd, Thurs. ., Sat. til 5 · r:.t.:'o:':;' Additional '"""'" $1.89 $3700 I LIMIT 1 WIIH $1 0 PURCHASE ADDITIONAL QUANTITIES 89C GAUON UMIT 1 WITH 110 PIICHASI 304·372-5650 BY APPOINIIIIENT FLOUR ROBIN HOOD $129 675-6060 This FALL, BooTs SAY IT ALL COlORS: llack Sutdt Gray Sutdt SandSutdt FREE A SOLID ALTERNATIVE • .. �. Page-B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel October 27, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Rucker - Russell ' REEDSVILLE - Brenda Sue Rucker and John Russell, both of Reedsville, are announcing their · engagement and approachlng marriage. The open church wedding wlll take place on Saturday, Nov. 9 at 6:30p.m. at the Reedsville United Methodist Church with the Rev. Don Russell, Pomeroy, will serve Gilbert Spencer offlctatlng. Music as best man with Dennis Rucker jnd . will begin 5:45 p.m. with pianists Patrick Soulsby, Reedsville, as the Maxine Whitehead and Cliff groomsmen. Ring bearer will be l..aylll'r. Solo~t wUI be Jeff Cheva· Sonny Rucker, Reedsville. Guests Uer. Reedsville. Matron of honor will be Carla will be registered by Melissa Brown, Soulsby, ReedsyUie, with brides· Lancaster. A .reception and dance honor:lng maids, Lesa Rucker, Reedsville, and Judy Grate, Pomeroy. Danlelle the couple will be held in the Rucker, Reedsville, will be a junior Riverview Elementary School Aud· itorlum ~ollowlng the ceremony. brldesmfl,ids, and Valerie Quffley, Columbus, will be the flower girl. M<'>SON, W.Va. - Joan .md Richard Varian of Mason, W.Va. celebratoo their 27th wedding anniversary on Oct. 7at Chestpr. The party was hosted by their daughters, Sus! .Michael and Jayne Varian. Refreshments were served Kristin Lee Cook Michael Reed Mays PT. PLEASANT, W.Va - Plea· sant Valley Hospital's Voluntrer Services Program is sa>klng area residents who have a little love to spare and a little time to share, to be volunteers. A public orientation to Pleasant Valley Hospital, Its Nurslng Olre Unit, and Voluntrer Services Pro· gram will be offerro on Monday, at .1 p.m. In the hospital's conference room. As a volunteer, you provld~ SU(.lplemental services for patients that give carlng personalized atten· !ton to staff, patients and visitors, BMidaSue Rucker John~U Newberry - Morrisl____ ______--=---PT. PLEASANT W.Va - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newberry, Point Pleasant, announce the engage. ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter SharonMorris, Lynn Long New· berry, to Carl Qlfton Bottom, Ohio. The bride-elect is a graduate ol Polnt Pleasant High School. She is employed at G.C. Murphy'.;, Silver Br1dge Pla111. Morns is a graduate of Sou them High School and Is employed at People's Bank, Point Pleasant. An open chu rch wedding will be held Nov. 10 at 2:30 p.m. at Krebs Chapel Unttoo Metlvdlst Church, Sand Hill RDad with the Rev. Tim Scarbeny to dficlate. A reeeptlon will follow ln the fellowship build· in g. T-BONE PORlERHOUSE ,STEAK $299 LB. $319 LB. r-;:======~~===========:;l I Large Selection ROAST LB. $259 • LB. BREADED FISH TAILS GROUND BEEF 99C ' ROAST 3LB.PKG. OR MORE LESS AMOUNT $1 .09 LB. $139,18.$159 KAHN'S PRE-SliCED BACON :x6 s~99 CLUB BOLOGNA $189 BOX SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Mark Sanders will speak at Mlna Chapel, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. SUPERIOR 95% FAT FREE WE NOW SERVE RIO GRANDE - Plans have FISH been announced for the upcoming FRESHLY MADE wedding ol Kristin Lee Cook and LB. SUBMARINES! LB. Michael Reed Mays. She is the -IP-----..;; daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Griff C. Cook, 101 Lewis Ave., Rio Grande. PEAS He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Denver 4 ROll 17 oz. Mays, Rt. 3, Bidwell. Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different colored granites. PACK CAN PHONE 446-1543 The open· church wedding will Whatever your requirements may be, complete satisfaction is assured . WAGNER take place Sunday, Dec. 8, 2:30p.m. llith Rock of Ages. ARGO a,t Simpson Chapel Methodist MON., TUES., THUR. & FRI. 9 A.M. TIL 4:30 Chu reb, Rio Grande. . OR Miss Cook is a graduate oiGa!l ia QT. 24 OZ. Academy High School and attends ~----~~----T-~~ 17 OZ. ANI 16 OZ. Rio Grande College. She is em· 352 Third Av e. Gollipolis, OH . played at Bob Evans Sa usage Shop, PH . 446·2327 Rio Grande. GAL MaysisagraduateofNor1hGallia 1-------~--------------1 High School and at tends Rio Grande GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE College. He is also employed at Bob Evans Sausage Shop, Rio Grande. . IDAHO GOLDEN RIPE CENTENARY -Centenary Uni· ted Christian Church services Sunday 7:30 p.m., with Sincere Singers and Rev. Donnie Johnson. BOILED HAM . . . __.. . .·:_,.,. $159 $179 BATHROOM T.ISSUE c ORANGE DRINK STANLEY A. SAUNDERS . MONUMENTS COnAGE CHEESE 59 ( GALLIPOLIS- Concords will be at Elizabeth Chapel Church, Sun· day, 7p.m. CORN GREEN BEANS ., ., . $ 39_-1 WE NOW HAVE 2% MILK BULK CANDY $179 POTATOES LB. 29C HEAD 49C HONORED - Allen D. Bishop o1 Pomeroy has been named ·a member of the Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation's Quarter Century Club after complellng 25 ~ears of service ~h the company this month. 300 Second Ave .• Lafayette Mall Gollipolio, OH. POMEROY MERCHANTS MOONLIGHT MADNESS SALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31ST TOP OF THE STAIRS WE'VE BEEN PROVIDING FINANCIAL SECURITY TO PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN AND SOUTHEASTERN OHIO SINCE 1891 MIDDLEPORT - Int ernational Order ol Job's Daughters meet 7 p.m. Monday, Middleport Masonic Temple. Council meeting ,7 p.m., investigating committee ineets 7 p.m. ~DAY MONDAY RACINE - Mayor and CouncU will meet with town merchants to discussed lonnatlon of a merchants assoclallon, 7 p.m. Monday at the Twin City Shrlne Club buUdlng. • POMEROY -Senior girls inter· ested in trylng out for the Meigs County J unior Miss are Invited to a meeting to be held at 7p. m. Monday, social room of Trinity Chu n'h. CROWN CITY - Rev. Wilbur Slack at Liberty Chapel Church, srlnday, 7 p.m. POMEROY - Members of Pomeroy Chapter, Or(jeroiEastem Star, will attend their worthy matron's church, the Chester Uni· ted Methodlst Church, at 9 a.m. Suixlay. Burgundy Bla'k Golden Brown The Shoe Cafe according io a hospital spokesman . Some ol the services provided by volunteers Include greetlng and guiding visitors, delivering man and flowers, assisting In the Auxiliary Gift Shop, helping with paper work, crafts, and . work directly with hospital and Nursing Care Unit patients. Prospective voluntrers should attend the cpen orientation tJt Monday, at 1 p.m. To register for the program, or to Inquire about belng a volunteer, plrllll' Jan Buskirk, Coordlnator ol Voluntrer Services at the hospital, 675-4.340, extension 142. POMEROY - OHKANCoinCiub meets Monday, Riverboat Room of Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Social hour, trading session before8 p.m. meeting: coin aucllon follows. RUI1.AND - Friends Day and Homecoming Sunday, Rutland Church of God. Sunday school 10 a.m. followed by a 12:30 dinner. AFternoon services 2 p.m. '· taupe Rl.fiLAND -Sunday, Nov. 17, a reception for Margie Ater, retiring .executive director ol the Ohio Retired Teachers Association, will be held at the Colonel Crawford Inn, and gifts presented to the couple. Attending were Terry and Susi Michael, Jeremy and Derek, Ches· ter,.Jayne Varian, Mason, W.Va.; David and Cheryl Varian, Cheshire; Phyllis McDaniel, Ma.xlne'Michael, Melvin Tracy, and Jim Heaton, all of Pomeroy. LEerA - Rev. Ernest Baker at Walnut Ridge Church, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. GAGE - Pathfinders at Salem Baptist Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. LETTUCE BANANAS $149 10 II. BAG SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME c Reservations needed.___ __ _--:-:::7"" REEDSVILLE - A household . products party wUl be held Monday at 7p.m. at theReedsvllleflrf' hou se. The fund raising project is being sponsonro by the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxlllary. at the Ohio Historjcal Society'sOhio Village, Columbus. 'Dle recept ion will be from 4-6 p.m. m1d all ORTA memt,?rs are invit ed. Reservations· may be mndr by ca lling 742·2767 by November 2. The Best just got Better! The new MAXC+ Medicare Counterpart V Plus, . . a n~w Medicare supp~emenl insurance plar-. from the same company whose MAXC was rated THE BEST among oommercial p1Ms slu<ticd by Consumer Rep<>rta' mogazlne !June. 19841. Now: No deductiblesl You always get a check! Speediest claim servire in the indus try! Unsurpassed policy issue time! Guaranteed &newable for life! Same Premium Rate for all ages' For complete MILLERS' 50th ANNIVERSARY- Ruby and Lewis Miller observed thelr 50th weddlng anniversary with an open house at their home In Tuppers Plalns reeentt_v. The celebration was hosted by their sisters and brothers. Cake and other refreshments were served. Community calendar I area happenings 129 3 LB. $189 LB. LB. BACON ENDS AND PIECES KAHN ~S $129 LB. Cook- Mays SIRLOIN STEAK STEAK The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 Volunteers sought by PVH ~--~~~~v~EDSUNDAY Sharon Lynn Newberey Carl Clifton Mo~ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Varians note 27th anniversary STORE HOURS: MON.-THURS . 9amti110pm FRI.-SAT. 9 10 pm STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS .~ . OctOber 27, 1985 Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meets 7:30p.m. Tuesday, home of Mrs. Evelyn Knight, costumeparty. WEDNESDAY POMEROY- Wildwood Garden Club meets Wednesday 7: 30 p.m., home ol Marcia Arnold. No wonder Uni ted Amcncan is lhe leading underwri ter of gu aranteed renewable Medicare supplement insurance in the nat ion' informa~ion on this new plan, return the attached oouoon or call: Rated A+ by A. M. Best Company! --------- --------------------r. oo= awttr c. r. o. Baa: )36 " 1\&YsnSllood, U.Jt.ci Aln.-icu luun.aoe Compan y Reservations due GALLIPOLIS - Reservations are due by Oct. 30 for the Genalogtcal workshop to be held Nov. 2. Contact - the Genalogtcal Society at 414 Second Ave. c.1-c-,.., 'rv 26161.! tliZlQI u..... _ YIS_IIUI:l ln ~ P, - - - ------- ..... ' ~ -....__.. Q, Box ))6 Raftnft'aod., 111' 26164 (lOU) 273-95111 In UnitedAmenean '• MAXt t pol1cy ·- ----~---------- _______ Cit7, St.ll, Zip - - - ..---------------------~-----...,.-----------=====:: GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Ro· tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m., Down Under. LEerA- Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. Walnut Ridge Church with Rev. Earl Hinkle. Every Simmons mattress on our floor specially for this event ---'- RUTI..AND - Rulland Garden Club meets Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., home of Pearle Canaday, Hysell Run RDad. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport · Pomeroy Area Branch American Association of University Women meets Tuesday, Middleport Fire Department social room. 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The quota the visit was 70 pints and a total of 86 were col· lected - corrected figure for the 59 reported earller.F!!ty-nine of the donors went to the unit to replace blood used by friends or relatives. · Uoyd and Irene Barnes Miller were here to visit her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard. The MUlers live on Long Island at Northport- which was hit by tile recent hurricane. Fortunately, they !lad only tile loss of six trees. By the way, the Millers came especially to attend homecoming activities at Ohio University. • Planning ahead, the Millers and lrirs. Woodard wUl be going to Burleson, Tex., to spend time with Mrs. Morton Barnes and their three child rei' •. SSgt. and Mrs. James E. Holman and daughter, Melissa, returned to the United States on Sepl. 18after spending the last three years in Germany. Sgt. Holman is now stationed at Fort Knox, Ky, and is scheduled three years.to be there for the next The Holman famil y visited with through Nov. 1 at the Senior Citizens Center, 2W Jackson Pike, are: Monday, Oct. 28 - Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29 - S.T.O.P.!Physical Fitness, 10 a.m. BIWbleedSnesdady y , Oct. llCa d GaVlnton tu , 1 p.m.; r mes, 1-3 p.m.; American Literature ~o;: !spa;:;;~s~ ~~~~~ ~imts ~ jentintt Section October 27, 1985 Buckeyes win; BobCats beaten OSU cornerback William White MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Quarintercepted Rickey Foggle with terback Jim Karsatos threw a fourth quarter touchdown pass and 13: 311eft ln the game, tile first time set up freshman tailback VInce tile Gopher quarterback has ~n Workman's go-ahead TD run, Intercepted this season. Karsatos powering No. 8 Ohio State to a 23-19 then connected with Mike Lanese Big Ten victory Saturday over No. for 23 yards, reaching the Minnesota 2 before Workman plowed Into !he WMinnesota. The Buckeyes, now6-1 overall and end wne to give Ohio State a 2319 3-1 In the Big Ten, have beaten lead. Theconversionattemptfalled . Foggle scored two touchdowns Minnesota 23 times In their last 29 meetings. The Gophers dropped to and completed 12 straight passes before the Interception. He over·5-2 anci 3-11n the cOnference. Ohio State runnhig back Keith came a 2nd-and-30 situation In tile third quarter by completing a Byars, coming off a broken foot, rushed for 67yards ln his first start of 24-yard pass to Melvin Anderson the season but left tile game late In and 8-yard throw to Kevin Starks to the third quarter when someone reach the Buckeyes' 25. Four plays stepped on hls right foot and later, Foggle darted Into tile end zone from the 1-yard line for his rein jured II. Sophomore fullback George second TD of tile game to open a Cooper took over on a 90-yard third 19-10 lead with 6:15 left In the quarter drive, carrying the ball five . quarter. Foggle, who rushed for 57 yards ln times to set up Karsatos' 1-yard scoring pass to tight endEd Taggart 18 carries and completed 14-of-W on tile second play of the fourth passes for 147 yards, had to be quarter to pull the Buckeyes within helped from the field with 52 seconds 19-17. . left after he guided the Gophers to L-OO WHAT WE HAVE JUST ARRI~EO Garden tractor pull HARRISONVILLE - A garden tractor pull will be held at the Scipio Township Fire House on Nov. 3wlth weigh-in for 900, 1000 and 1100 lb. classes at 1 £·!Jl· Entry fee Is S3. In caseof raln, the pull will be held the following Sunday. TWO 1986 CAMARO IROC CHEVROLET CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO "SS" CAVALIER Z-28 BLACK 1985 THEENESCO PRECIOOS MOMENTS COu.ECTORS' CLUB'" MEMBERS ONLY AGORINE AVAILABLE NOW. 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(UP!)Stan Parrish's record as a college BACK TO BACK WINNERS - Marshall University footbaU coach football coach going Into this season Sian Parrish has given the Southern Coolermoe school its first was 48-8-1. Five ofthoseelght losses back-to-hack winning seasons In 28 years. Parrish, taldng with came last season when he coached quarterback Carl Fodor (10 ), fonnerly was head ooach at WabMh (Ind.) Marshall to Its first winning record and was an assistant at Punlue. Parrish, :11, Is a Cleveland native. UPI. In 20years. In his second season, Parrtsh has the Thundering Herd standing 6-1-!. Under the 39-year-old Cleveland native, the Southern Conference school already Is assured of Its first back-to-hack winning seasons In :!l years. Marshall, ranked as hJgh as CINCINNATI (UPI) - Danny The only score the Eagles third ln the NCAA Division I-MpoU, McCoin passed for two touchdowns managed In the first three quarters is currently No. 11 and scheduled to and ran !or another to lead was Ken Kanzler's18-yardfleldgoal play again Nov. 2 at Tennesseeturnover-free Cincinnati to a 24-17 ln the second period. Boston's Ken Chattanooga. upset over Boston College Saturday. Bell rushed 96 yards oo 10 carries. "To have one loss at the end of McCoin fired third quarter TD Halloran hit 29 of 46 passes for 298 eight ball games Is a real tribute to passes of 23 yards to Greg Lathan yards, but threw an Interception and the players and coaches," Parrish and 22 yards to Roosevelt Mukes to the Eagles also lost two fumbles. said In a telwhone Interview from • give the Bearcats a 24-3 lead going Huntington. ' Into the flnafi:>erlod. Redsldns win In !lye years at Wabash CoUege McCoin, whohltl3of27passesfor Meanwhile at Oxford, Terry (Ind.), Parrish had a 42-3-1 record . 181 yards. also ran one yard for Morris passed for 276 yards, His last team thereln1982went 10-ll. another touchdown ln tile second Including a 63-yard touchdown, and Parrish went to Purdue as backfield quarter. Robert Barone kicked a Gary Gussman kicked four field coach but stayed only one season. 19-yard field goal for the Bearcats. goals to pace Miami (Ohio) toa32-15 "I wanted to be a head coach Cincinnati's Reggie Taylor led all Mid-American Conference win over again," Parrtshexpialnedofdepart· rushers with 102 yards on 28 carrl~s Northern Illlnol.s Saturday. !ng Purdue to join the perennial as the Bearcats Improved their Morris, a junior making his loser. record to 54. Taylor, a junior, second start, connected oo 17 or 25 "I thought although this was a became Cincinnati's second - passes and his 276 yards was just very, very risky gamble, It Is a leading career rusher with 2,700 five yards short r:J. the school'sslngle gamble well worth it. We thought we yards, behind Allen Harvin's 2,998. game passing record ol. 281 set by could get the job· done and we've Boston, 3-l!._. went without a Jim Bengala In 1969. 'been fortunate to do it." Morris connected with George touchdowll until the final quarter Parrtsh took over the remnants of Swarn on a @yard touchdown pass. former NFL receiver Sonny Ranwhen shi.wn· Halloran threw a 6-yard TD pass to Kelvin Martin and Swarn had five catches for91 yards dle's4-7 team. Randle was the third Tyrone Taylor ran two yards for and was the game's,top rusher with Marshall coach since the November 112 yards oo 22 carries. anotrerTD. ~· 19'83 BUICK LeSABRE CUSTOM 2 DR. 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POMEROY ~~we OWNER-DONNA FRANK MANAGER-CATHY RUCHTI ANNOUNCING 2 NEW OPfRATORS AMY SISSON & DIXIE EBLIN -· '. -' -This wagon has it all. 4 wheel drive, air, tilt. cruise, AM-FM stereo with cassette and only 44,485 miles. locally owned and carefully maintained. 1970 al'l'lane tragedy k!Ued virtually the whole Marshall team and coaching staff. . Parrish's first team In 1972, at Windham High School ln northern Ohio, went 5-5, his second went 6-4 and his thlrd team was undefeated . He went to Purdue as a part-time coach, then to Wabash as an assistant for one year before becoming head coach . Parrish coaches the controlled passing game, a Ia Purdue. The Big 10 team has Jim Everett at quarterback. Marshall has Carl Fodor. He passes for nearly 80 percent of Marshall's offense. Parrish believes In using the talent at hand to the best of their ability·. "We throw the control pass. We think we can ·get up and down !he field In a hurry. The klds enjoy II . They think they're never oo tof a ball game. "They have done a good job with it. You ca n become an equal with It in a hurry,especlallywhenyoudon't have a lot of big, strong ldds In a program." That description fit Marshall on his arrival, Parrish said. "You have to take the kind of players you haveandusethem to the best oftheirabllltles. Wehaveagood corps of receivers. "Carl can deliver It to trem. We always feel we have a chanoe every week. Mentally, that's very Important to know that you're In every game." , '· I ,, ·, 2 ' LOGAN - Fifteen years of waiting ended for Gallipolis football fans Friday night as Coach Brent Saunders' Blue Devlls handed host Logan Its first defeat of the season, 28-12, before more than 4,00l spectators at Bill Sauer Field . The victory gave GAHS the undisputed 1985 Soulheastern Ohio League championship, the school's first since 1970, and eighth overall ·since the conference was formed In 1925. GalllpoUs Improved Its season record to 8-1 and finished 4·0 In league play. Logan dropped to 8-1. LHSconcluded loop action with a 3-1 slate. COach Saunders "rags-to-riches" story Is not aver- the Blue Devlls must still face Ironton for a Oass AA, Dlv is ion In, Region 11 post· season playoff spot Friday at Tank Falcons hike lead in MAC Have · e Deals" Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS .. Cuts for the entire family. Specializing in: perms, color highlighting, nails, waxing eyebrows. •' 1979 JEEP WAGONEER UMITED 1985, JEEP CJ7 ~!!e rv air Arts 992-'~233 the Buckeyes 12. But Ohio State stopped running back Valdez Baylor on 4th-and-1 to preserve the victory. Foggi ~ rushed for 38 yards in three carries In the Gophers first drive to set up Chip Lohmiller' s 36-yard field goal at 8:34 of the first quarter. . Bobcats beaten . TOLEDO, Ohio tUPI I -PiCking off a -record-tying seven passes. Toledo's defense commanded winless Ohio University in a 24-10 victory Saturday. Two of the ill-fa ted passes resulted in touchdowns for the Rockets. who snapped a four-game losing streak with the"wln. The first was tile only score ln !he first period, a 14-yard return by Tim Inglis. The Rockets responded with a second-quarter field goal by Chris Judge. With a smre of 7-3 at the half, !he ' ga me changed course when Toledo quarterback Bill Bergan entered In the third quarter. Bergan completed eight of 10 passes for94 yards Including a 23-yard touchdown pass to Paul Pallante in the fourthperlod. Harold McGuireputToledmihead 17-10 in the third quarter on an 18-yard scoring run off one of OU interceptions. Bruce Nichols had ;cored a field goal forToledoearller m thaI quar·ter. The Bobcats went on the hoard thai period, too, when Tom Compernolle caught an 11ya rd pass by Bruce Porter. OU was held to only 168 total offen sive yards, 1W passing, while Toledo piled up a more balanced 118 yards passing and 122 yards rushing. Toledo tailback Kelvin Farmer, although he never crossed the goal line, had 93 yards on 35 carrtes, tile fourth highest number of rushes Ina single game, Toledo's record Is 2-5, and Ohio University is 0-7. got to see 'em do it again'. It's good · for the credibility factor. A goal was to have winning seasons back to" back. Another goal was to move up' In the Southern Conference." Plans are being formulated to bulld an on-campus stadium to: replace 58-year-old Falrtleld StaIn last yE>ar's 6-5 season, Fodor dium where unsafe concrete stands connected on 218 of. 411 passE's for on one side were replaced by 2,888 yards. His first full season as bleachers last year. Attendance at the starter produced 22 touchdown each home game has SU'l'assed passes and 181nterceptions. 17,000. A similar crowd Nov. 9 "He has good ball velocity. he can against East Tennessee woold' zip the ball ln there," Parrish said. propel season attendance past "He also is very competitive. That's 100 000 for the first time. 1 an attribute you don't teach a kid , and Ihal has helped our program." "The 1hJng w~really are proud of, Like last year, Marshall 's leading In a town wher~ there are a lot of receiver 1.s a running back . Randy Clarkson has caught 41 passes for economic problems, we are draw386 yards while gaining 168 yards on ing to capacity. The city has backed 48 carries. Deep threat Danny us as well as anyone could ask for, Abercrombie had 34 receptions now thai we have a winner. "We have done aU w e can to before suffering a season-ending demonstrate the need for a new knee Injury in last week's 21 -16 stadium." victory ov!'r VMl. Aft<'r giving Marshall its first winner in 20 years, Parrish was The surprise ha s been Marshall 's intet;VIewed for the University of defense, which has seven freshman Tulsa job. and sophomore starters. Other than The 6-foot-1, 187-pound Fodor, out of tile same steel town IWeirton, W.Va.) whichproducedNFLgreats Bob Gain and Bob Jeter, has completed 162 of 316 passes for 1,960 yards. He has thrown!Otouchdowns and 15 Interceptions. the 34-31oss at Southern Conference leader Furman, the defense has been tremendous. "We've done a lot of gam bling, blitzing, and It"s worked." Despite the elallon of the covPted winning season, Parrish felt com ~ pelled to repeal the petiormance. "When you haven 't won for 20 years. a lot of people say, 'Well. 1've "My philosophy has been, and I think that' s the type of person anyhody would want directing their program, Is that anytime you have an cpportunity to improve yoorseH. you should consider it." Therefore, Stan Parrish may never coach in Marshall's new stadium. Gallipolis tops Logan 28-12, claims title FRUTH PHARMACY · Beulah Strauss Is making it , slowly but surely. from injuries received In an au to accident." However, l'leulah Is ~nable- and that's frustrating - to write tllank-you notes for all of your kindnesses as her ordeal moves along. You've pleased her 9') may 1 e)<tend her thanks to each of you? o Marshall learning ·how to win ' . Z-24 1-SILVER 1-BURGUNDY T-TOP ern High School senior. Co'l'· that Todd has been designated a Commended Student in the f9116 Mertt Program. Todd will receive a letter d rommendatlon In ronor of ootstandlng academic promise, demonstrated by placing ln the top five percenl of over one million participants In the 31st annual National Merit Scholarship Program. An olflce In the National Merit program states: "Being named a Commended Student In the extremely competitive Merit Proeram Is a credit to these young men and women and to their schools, which play an important role in the development of academically talented youth. The high test performance of Commended Students is lildlcatlve ol exceptional scholastic ~bUity, whJch lsessentlallna nation fbat prides Itself on cultivating Individual excellence. We hope !the hooor these students have earned Will provide motivation (or them to Use their talents to the fullest and alsO wUl serve as an example for other aspiring yoong citizens." ·; Tocills tile yon of Jim and Carol Adams of Syracuse. Spor Jim Mink Chevrolet-Oldsmobile :d Mrs. Richard McKee, Portland, and with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heck during a two week leave here before going to Fort Knox . - - - - Someone said to help yoorself. use your head; to help others, use your heart. Now, all you have to do is apply it. Do keep smiling. : Betty Wills' gra ndd augh ter, Mandy Wills, is confined to Children's Hospital In Columbus where ~he has undergone brain surgery and wW later undergo treatment. On Thursday, Mildred and Cliff ;lacobs took Betty to the hospital for a visit with Ma'ndy. Mandy's father Is• Mike Wills. Congrats to Todd Adams. South Tuesday - Beef stew, chese sticks, cornbread, jello with fruit. Wednesday - · Beef tips with gravy, noodles, green beans, rolls, pumpkin squares. Thursday- Frlesd chicken with dressing, broccoli and cauliflower, rolls, peaches. Friday - Fish, Pice with mushbroom soup, creamed peas, wheat read, fruit cocktail. Choice of beverage served with mch meal. POMEROY .- BookmObile service in Meigs Coonty is brought to ~u by the. Meigs Coonty Public Library under contract with tre Ohio Valley Area Llbrilrles. Bookmoblle Schedule for Mon· day Oct. 28 _Burlingham (Coonty Moblle Home Park), 3:35-4: 05; Harrisonville (church). 4: 35·5: 05; New Lima Road !1 mi. south of Fori Meigs) , 5: 15-6; Rutland (Depot St.), 6:40-8:10; Wednesday, Oct. ll. _ Tupper's Plains (Lodwick's), 7:25-8: 10 ; RJggscrest Addition, 8:25-8: 55; r;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:::::;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ' : Members of the Meigs County ~apters of the Future Farmers of America are into their annual citrus fruit sale which has become quite an operation. Students of Meigs, Eastern and Southern are currently taking mrders and to order or get more info contact the chapter nearest you by calling the high school. C laThss, 1 p.m. ursday, Oct. 31 - Bible Study, 11 · mon: VInton 1'1!!100 Pressure Check. Friday, Nov. 1 - Art Class, 1·3 p.m.; Craft Mlni-Coorse, 1·3 p.m. Open Activities, 7-10 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Kraut and Welners, Mlished potatoes, · wheat brood, vanll1a pudding .with graham cracker topping. ·Bookmobile route set 111E CELEBRATION BEGINS - An 1811dentlfied Gallipolio fan carries GAll'! slplal caler Todd Slone olfille l1eld wllh abold two mDdes leflto ~&f aftet" it - .PJIIIft!lll tile Blue Dev~ were toinllo win their lint SEOAL ptd 001! In 15 yeMI Friday nlghl. Slone 1/ ., nl8hed for 62 yards, 800red one loudldown, )NIIII!ed for anoUJer, 1111d hit live ol 14 pau altempll (two Intercepted) for Tl yanl!l In Galllpolitl' 28-1% pld victory over 110111 Logan at BOD Sauer Fleld~'HIIIIoP Stadium. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPI ) - Brian McClure threw a pair of touchdown passes Saturday to rally unbeaten Bowling Green to a 26-14 Mid-American Conference victory over Kent State. The Falcons, now 8-0 overall and 6-0 ln !he MAC, had their usually high-powered of!ense shut down by the Kent State defense, but turned a coople ol. Kent State mistakes Into touchdowns. McClure completed 16of 33passes but lor only 126 yards. Memorial Stadium. Ironton. Sa unders" first Blue Devil edition went 0-10 two years ago. GAl-IS was 5-3-21n 1!*!4. Iron! on, form erSEOALmember, dropped a 12-0decislon to Clncinnal i CAPE Friday night , leaving th<' Tigers with a7-2 record. Fans Celebrate Aller Friday night's win , how ever, Gallipolis fans, some 1,t:ooplus, celebrated Into the wee hours of the morning after the Blue Devils championship victory. Coach Clarence Perry's high· flying Chieftains not only saw !heir title hopes go down the draIn, bu 1 also a dream compiling their first perfect mark since 1977. "Somebody up there must have put me, my coaching staff and these kids in the right place at the right time." remn rked n drenched Saund · crs In the GAl-IS shower room. "Things did not go according to plan early. Wr had to makE' some adjustment,," the GAJiS mentor added. The Blur DevUs were able to pressure Logan 's tnlenled quarterback. Keith Myers, and contained scat back Kelly Wolfr after the first period. D. J. Conr·ad. flanker , was completely ' hut our by the tight GAliS (icfcnsr•. Conrad en tered Friday's champion>hip ba trlr wit h !!:16 yards on .'17 \conrinu r'(! on C-2 ·M ichigan romps. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP! ) - .Jamie Morris ru shed for 179 yards and two touchdowns and Jim Har baugh 1hrcw for ;r school -record ~1 yards Saturday to lead No.4 Michigan to a 42-15 victory CNer Indiana . The Wolverines lmprroved to 6-1 overall and 3- 1 in the Big Ten. The Hoosiers fell to4-.1 and 1-3. Michigan snapped a 15-15 halfllmr• tiP by drlvingn7yards ln !Oplays after the second-half kickoff to set upM ikcGillctte's :ll -yardfield goal. Michigan raised Its lead to lS-15 arB:40 of thr third quarter on a 34-yard pass from Harbaugh 10 tight end Erir Kattus. The Wolverines closed the scoring In !he fou rt hquarter on a34 -yard field goal by Gillette, and !-yard touchdown runs by Gera ld White and Phil Webb. The Hoosiers shocked the WolvPrinc>s by jumping out to a 9-0 first-quarter lead after converting two Mi chlg:rn turnovPrs. Pete Stoyanovlch gilvc Indiana a .1 0 0n" :!'i ,.,.,.d field goal, whi ch was set up by Leonard Hell's funr l>l!' '"'"t"IY ar rhc Michigan 19-yard-llne. Bell recovered another fumble at !he Michigan 3 and tailback Damon Sweazy scored !rom there to make II 9-0 6:051n to the quarter, A 2-polnt ronverslon attempt failed when reserve quarterback Brian Dewitz's. pass fell Incomplete In the end zone. . �Page C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel •J October 27, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Spencer posts overtime win Gallipolis wins title... ContlnuedlromC-1 Marietta tops Athens; Jackson nips Portsmouth receptions and 12 touchdowns. He went zero for four. Myers, who flnlshed the game with six of 18 pass attempts (one lnteroepted) for 54 yards and one touchdown (he hit hls first three attempts for 38 yards) entered the contest with 64 completions (118 attempts) lor 1,181 yards and 17 touchdowns. Both Conrad and Myers marks are new LHS school records. Wolfe entered the tilt with an impressive 1,nl yards rushing (166 attempts) and 11 touchdowns. He fln~hed the night with 89 In 14 carries (6.3).0newasa23yarderin the first period, the other a 33-yarder In the second. He was caught !rorTL he hind by Gary Harrison. . Myers Hit Han! Myers was smacked hard every time he touched the ball, losing 15 yards on four different attempts. Andy Howard was credited with several tackles. Gamble Grant picked off one of Myers' first-hall passes, returning It 23 yards. Myers was the LHS punter when one snap froQt center sailed over his head. Another Myers punt was blocked by Bo Smith which resulted In a GAHS safety (with asslstanoe from Rocky Bennett and John Byers). Logan lost 38 yards as a team oo those two punting plays. ~n entered the game averagIng ·388.4 total net yards. GAHS llrnMed the Chiefs to 142 in 51 plays froril scrimmage - 88 rushing and 54 J;lSSlng. Logan plied up 96 total yards the first period enroute to a &-0 lead. ~ers hit Jose Medina with a 19-YJu'd strike (5: 05) In the first stailza to complete an 85-yard, el~ -play drive. Myers' kick from pla(ement was low. .• GAIISCtmesBack c;iiUJpoils marched 78 yards in sev~ plays with Todd Slone racing the -! inalli ooakeeper (10: 44) In the sec(lndperiod.AndyHowardranthe twtMx>lnt conversion. GAHS never trailed. A;bad Logan snap from center set up Gallla'ssecondscore, Myers was on tiJs 28. The ball sailed back to the L$11. (}AHS took advantage on the first pi~ from scrimmage after that LHS mistake when QB' Todd Slone hlt ;f ·B Klrk Jackson (8:36) with a •• , • ~EO standings I ;: : ~ ALL GAME'> W L P OP GaDI(Jolls .. .. ............. 8 1 224 71 Logan ............... ...... .8 1 2W 120 Ironton ... .. ... ..... .. .... . 7 2 235 45 Pt. Pleasant .. ...... ..... 6 2 181 91 Ripley .... ...... .. .. .. ..... 5 3 109 76 Marietta .... ......... .. ....4 5 119 151 Rock H!U .... ...... ....... 3 6 95 137 Jackson ............. .. ... 3 6 53 Ri CoaJ.Grove .............. .2 6 115 141 Atbens ............. .. .. ... 2 7 83 166 Portsmouth .......... ... 2 7 70 189 Friday's Non SEO results: Jackson 3 Portsmouth 2 Rock H!U 13 Coal Grove 0 Point Pleasant 16 Ripley o CAf-E 12 Ironton 0 • SEOALOnly Team WLPOP GaOlpolls .. ........ .. ... .. 4 o 125 ll Logan ...... ....... ...... .. 3 I 81 52 Marietta ...... ...... ...... 2 2 52 93 Athens ....... ... ........ .. 0 3 23 52 Ja<lkson ...... ...... ...... 0 3 6 ro Toqll8 9 9 :m 287 FriiJaY'sSEO milllls: GaDipolis 28 Logan 12 Matietta 19 Athens 7 No-remher I gamo;s: GaCilpolls at Ironton Logan at Columbus West JaCkson at Athens &ek Hill at Washington CH Fafcland at Cdal Grove Matietta at Point Pleasant Portsmouth West at Portsmouth Ripley at Hurricane 11-yard TD toss. That made It 14-<i. Gamble Grant was stopped on the run for extra points. · McCortlnlercepts Logan reduced the margin to two points with 5:f6left when LHS tackle Scott McCort picked oft a Todd Slone pass. He raced 31 yards goalward. untouched, for an easy six. Myers was stopped on the conversion run. GAHS was on the Logan 15 just before halftime. Randy Amsbary's 32-yard field goaal was low as time I'Xplred. Gall! a's Bo Smith blocked a Myers punt with7: 26left in the third · period. RockY Bennett and Jotm Byers were In on the play which resulted in a two-point safety, giving theGalllansa l&-12lead. Byers Grabs Fwnble Logan made Its final threat of the night Jate In the third period, moving from its own 23 to the GAHS 45ln eight plays. D. J. Conrad, on an end-around play, fumbled. Jotm Byers recovered. "That was probably the turning point," Saunders said. GAHS moved45 yards In six plays with Kirk Jackson going over from the two (9: 50) . It was 22-12. Moments later, Gallla advanced Gil yards in 10 ptays. Andy Howard hulled over from the two (8: OJ ) to make It 28-12. Slow Start QB Todd Slone had a slowstartfor the winners, but came back strong to lead the Galllans with 62 yards In nine trips. He was five ofl4passlng (two Intercepted) for 77 yards and one touchdown. Gamble Grant added 53 yards in eight carries. Andy Howard was limited to 34 yards In 12 trips. Gary Harrison had a 23-yarder and Chris Howard a 21-yarder. Gallipolis totaled nl yards in :Ji rushing plays. All told, GAHS picked up 277 yards . in 52 plays from scrimmage. LHS was giving up an average of only 00 total yards per game this fall prior to Friday. Besides Wolfe's 89 yards, Trey Palmerton had :rr In 10 carries. Lots of Penalties Both teams were heavlly penalized. GAHS lost 1:ll yards for 12 infractions. Logan lost 110 on eight citations. Myers punted live times for 136 yards. Harrison was four for 138 yards. Jolm Strait had two pass rreepUons lor 45 yards lor GAHS. Kirk Jackson had two for 17 andoneTD. Harrison had one for 15. Jose Medina had two for 25 and Jim Dennis two for 19 yards for the Chiefs. GAHS cut off Logan's return game, outplaying the Hocking Countlans here, 100-77. However, McCort's 31-yard pass Interception touchdown was the first time GAHS gave up points on a return play this fall. Logan was limited to 46 yards on punt and kickoff returns. This had bfen one of the Chiefs major weapons in eight previous games. Gallipolis concludes regular season play at Ironton Friday. · Logan goes to Columbus West. Staltstb Depa11ment G L F~std~s .... ... .. ........ 17 u Yards rushing .. ... ...... . 216 149 Lost rushing ........ ........ 16 61 Net rushing ... ........ .... .200 88 Pass attempts ............. 15 18 Completions ................. 5 6 Intercepted by .............. 1 2 Yards passing ........ .... 77 54 Total yards ........ .... .. .. 277 142 Plays .... ...... ...... ..... .... 52 51 Return yards .. .. .. ....... 100 77 Fumbles .... .. .. ...... ....... 0 2 Lost fumbles ... ........ .... . 0 1 Penalties ... .. ... ......... 12-1:ll · 8-110 Punts ........ .. .... ...... .. 4-138 ).136 Score by quarters: Galllpolls ............. .. 0 14 2 12-28 Logan .. .. ......... ..... 6 6 0 0-12 MARIEI'TA- An alert Martetta tigers defense interoepted tlve Athens passes Friday night as the Tigers posted a 19-7 SEOAL victory over the visiting Bulldogs. Marietta's Initial score was set up when Athens fumbled' the qJenlng kickoff, giving the TlgO!J'S the ball on the AHS 29 yard stripe. ·• Keith W!Uiams tallied on a one yard run with Rob Thompson kicking the PAT. Just ever one minute later FWbble Benton belted 14 yards tJr another Tiger TD to make It 13-0. · Athens, now 2-7 and 0-3, got the hoard In the third period when Darrln Malone found Rodney Bryant with a 29 yard TO strike and Paul Conrath added the PAT. rn I gambled on a fourth and ooe situation at the 15, but failed turnlng the ball over to the Tigers. Four plays later Benton srored from the three yard line to seal the victory for the Tigers, now 4-5 and finished their first season In the SEOAL with a 2·2 mark. The" Tigers rolled up 247 yards rushing and 29 passing while Athens notted 47 on the ground and cOmpleted ll of 27 passes for 110 yards, but lost ftve lntertEptions to the Tigers. Benton led all rushers with 122 yards on 24 carries while J.D. 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Col \\'her r 6 A<'adC'my :11, Grarrdvll'Yo• :zt DI•Sak>!. 19, C'ol Watqson ti Col t3N'I- hrmft 41. f..tan sllr ld 0 Col Llndrn li. Col (t'fltl'nni<~ l li Col Eastrroor Cot Nort hlan d II Col MlffUn 1:1, Cot Walnut Rid2"P 0 Col Whl'ISIOI'I' 21 , Col lndt'prndrnC1' 0 Coldwatl'r :M. Sl Hen!)' 21 tat' I Conr•C'a ur !1. AshraWLa ti Cop~· 51 Mrdtnu HIJ1hJand I ~ Cortland Lakf:'Vif•w IL (llumplon tJ :c. CO'ihoo:-ton 28. ('1('11r Fork 0 Crooksvllk• 'Ji. May5\ilk> 2'i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' By JOHN FRIEDMAN PATRIOT -An apparent overtime touchdown catch by Southwestern's Tim Burnett on the final play of the . game was ruled incomplete Friday night, enabling Southern to hang onto first place In the SVAC with a 21-14 win over the Highlanders here Friday. The $ assures Southern (4-0 in the SVAC and 4-5 overall) of at least a tie for the league crown,lwhlle the loss elbninates the third-ranked Highlanders (2-2in theSVACand7-2 overall! fromchamplonshlpconten. lion and may cost them a spot In the state playoffs. The controversial play came on a · fourth down and six situation from the Tornado 16. Southwestrrn quarterback Justy Burleson rolled out to the.r!ght alid hit Burnett in the endzone, along the endline, with the · pass that had apparently pu~ed the Highlanders within a point of Southern. The officlal·(back judge) on the spot signaled touchdown, but another official said Burnett juggled the ball before going out of boupds and ruled the pass incompiete. ending the contest. Southern (4-0 In the SVAC, 4-5 overall) took the overtime lead on a 10 yard run by Pete Roush on the third play oft he extra period . Mark Porter kicked the extra point Roush's scpre came following runs of 2 yards by Brian Freeman and 8 yards by Charlie Boso. The Highlander~ got a 3 yard run by Burleson, a 2 yard run by Burnett and a 1 yard toss· by Burleson in overt !me before the final play .. Southern rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit to tie the game with 8:29left In the fourth quarter on a 2 yard run by Pete Roush. The drive wa~ :;ej up by a lowsnap !rom center on a Highlander punt, forcing kicker Tommy Miller to attempt to run with the ball. He was tackled at the Southwestern lJ and Southern took over there and scored seven plays later. ;, Southwestern brokr on top early, • S!-'Qrlng on a 7 yard pass to Benny their turn on offense to claim the victory. The l:t'rne was deadlocked at 7-7 following the conclusion of regulation play. · The overtime game was W ah arna's th~d such contest In the past six seasons with WHS winning a &-0 decision over Southwestern back In 1979 and losing a 7-6 overtime confrontation with Buffalo Putnam during that same year . Wahan\a , after gtvlng up 219 total yards In the first half, stopped the Yellow Jackets cold over the final two quarters and were knocking on tlje door in the gam. 's fin al se<:onds rn,IY to be turned away on two separate occasions. Spencer moved the ball almost a t will In the first half with pen alties klll!n~ two early drives and the Wahama defense haltin g another on Its own six yard line. The Yellow Jackets completed a 44 yard eight play drive with :52 seconds remain. lng In the half for the game's Hrst touchdown w.hen qu arterback Greg Boggs scrambled In from six yards oot on a fourth down play. Randy Carper booted the extra poin t lor a 7·0 Spencer lead at the half. The White Falcons touchdown series got Its start Ia te In the third period when Todd Gress gave the SPENCER, W.Va - Wabama sutfered Its SErOnd straight defeat Frtday night, a 13-7 overlime loss to Spencer's Yeliow Jackets Wahama played its third straight gam. withQut their successful head coach Btu Jewell who remains seriously Ului a Columbus hospital. Wahama was mrced to participate without the service of its team leader Matt Thompson w!IJ viewed the game from the sidelines alter being Injured In last week's loss to Buffalo. The White Falcons fougltt tooth and nan to the bitter end with the defeat all rut eliminating WHS from a post season playoff berth. Wllh the victory, Spenoer en banoed Its 6wn VIsions of a class AA playoff position as the Yellow Jackets Improved their season record to 7·1 whlle Wahama fell to 7-2 on the year. Spehoer scored on Its In ltlal possesslon In the overtime perloQ and then held the White Falcons In anything different." Burnett paced the Highlanders, who played without their leading rusher, Jim Burnett , with 66 yards on 21 carries whlle Halslopadded29 yards In 13 attempts and caught three passes for :ll yards. Boso led Southern with64 yards In 11 attempts and Roush added 50 yards In 18 carries. Southwestern will entertain Hannan Trace Friday, whlle Eastern will play at Southern. · Southern surprises SWHS; clinches tie for SVAC title IJiiJJI!I;, Ca nton S 20. Marllng~ on 1t Canton C'C: :11, Ma56 JaeiOOn 7 play, which led to Southweslem's second touclldown. Die Tomadoes, howe-Ver, scored during an overtime to edge lhe JDghlanders, 21-14. With the victory, Southern clinched at least a tie for the SVAC crown. WGHLANDERONTHEMOVE-Soulhwestem's Tbn Bumett (20) scoots upfteld looking for open tenitory In the seoond quarter of Friday's SVAC contest at Palrlot. BumeU picked up !3 yards on this 1984 BUICK' REGAL LIMITED w Cln St X&\'lrr ~. Cln Baron U On Withro\1.' .1'1, Cln ~·camor(' 1i C'la rk NE ll . 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Open This Sunday From l:OO p.m. · ~ 5:00 p.m. · For Their Special Halloween Sale Now Going On. :Y, SICM' 12 Boyd fromJusty Burlesonwith8: 54 Mistakes kllled us. Penalties hurt left in the first quarter. The score our offense and the bad snap oo the was set . up when Jotm Wollum IX~nt. Southern just played harder recovered a fumbleonSoutherrfs12 the second half. They didn't do yardllneon the Tornadoes first play .-------------------'------1 from scrimmage. The Highlanders converted the extra point on an 18 yard pass from Burleson to Andy Halslop following a penalty on the Hlgnlanders on their first attempt. The Highlanders added their second scorewlth3: 57 left In the first half on Burleson's 1 yard quart er· back sneak. The score capped a 43-yard, six-play drive , which was highlighted a 23 yard run by Burnett. CAROLL SNOWDEN Halslop was stopped short on the 417 Second Ave. extra-point try. Gallipoli•, Oh. Phone 446-42!0 It was all Southwestern In the first Home 446-4Stl half. The Highlanders piled up 95 yards In total offense whlle.holding Southern to 16 yards in 18 plays. But the Thmadoes dominated the second half, with 114 yards crt offense, STATE FARM Like a neif!hbor. while holding the Hlghlandes to 35 yards. Southi!m's first touchdown came with 1: 331efthln te third quarter on a I yard run by Sean Grueser. Stal e Farm Insurance Compan•es INSURANCE Porter's kick pulled the Tornadoes ® Home Otl1ces 131oornr nyton . ilhn o•s within 14-7. The score capped an 11-play, 50·yard drive. The blg play on the di'lve was a 21 yard run by. Boso . and ii personal foul on Southwestern that moved the ball to . the Highlander 10. "! feel sorry for the kids, " a subdued Southwestern Coach Jack James said after the game'. "They played a hell of a ballgame. _19~ 27 _30~ C1IJ;OI]_B£~R~s QHtO GALLtPOLI • G.~.H.S· BLU£ R ~ D£~\l \-OOIBALL .·: I U L ~ I l 0 tossed a 33 yardpasstoGresa~ : carried the pigskin oown. tt ~' .. Spencer 14 yard line. 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Va. _. _October 27, 1985 .••, Wildcats bombard Bobcats • '• SPARTAN CATCH - Alexander's Jbn Albnan (24) Mu1s down a -: pa. dumi tlllrd quarter action ol Friday's TVC game against Melp. ·: Provkllng defeasive coverage Is the Marauders' Huey Eason (44). ;· Melp nlled to a !10-14 vtclory. .. . .:.i,W illiams becomes :fforonto's manager ,, • - :• . TORONTO (UPI ) - Jlmy WUII:1a):ns, named manager of the ·!1\lrontofllueJaysFriday,sayshe'll · :;kl!ei> the Amerlcilll League East :'Champions within reachorthelrflrst •:W!K'ld Series title. ;; "I'm looking for a competitive :;oo11 club to play against the big :·tough East," he said after signing a ':One-year contract to Bobby :;cox. "There are ftve or six :<OUtstanding ballclubs In our division ' . :~d maybe what we did this year -:was before ourtim11." :;· Vice-president Pat GUlick said he :-did not expect a radically dl!1erent ;:team, but added Williams would •;bring "a little more imagination, ::and a style a little more open" than :;his predecessor. :· "We think he's the most qualified •individual and he lends continuity to • ~r situation," he said. WDUams may make some moves :tJ bolster the Blue Jays' pitching position with Oakland after the 1982 season' and Seattle after the 1983 season. No replacement was named for the third-base coach and details of Williams' contract were not releaSed. Gillick hinted the new contract, reportedly worth about $ll0,100, would pay Williams more than twice his coaching salary. He said the Blue Jays would not change from their traditional oneyear contracl, despite losing Cox to Atlanta's multi-year agreement. GUlick has expressed anger over Atlanta's handling of the situation oot would mt comment when asked H he had flied a grievance <~galnst the Braves. The Blue Jaysalso anoounced the re-signing to one-year contracts of batting coach Clto Gaston, 41, first-base coach BUly Smith, 56, oollpen coach Jolul Sullivan, 44, and Jitchlng coach AI Widmar, 00. wccero s By Keltit \\lsecup 'Ome&&ntlnel staff POMEROY - Senklrs Brad Robinson and Mike Chancey each put oo a spectacular <ttensive sillw as Meigs totaled 523 yards In a 50-14 thrashing fJVer Alexander here Friday. Robinson gained 2i2 yards rush· lng In 21 canies to score four touchdowns while grabbing four passes for another46 yards arn:luntlng to 298 yards total offense. Chancey had a similar game In passing as the Maraurer quarterback hit on l5 of 22 passes for ® yards and tWQ touchdowns. Alexander. row 3-6 overall and 3-5 In the TVC, q>eratErl with a spread offense something Coaeh Dave Kearney called the "Meigs Special". Altillugh bslng by tre huge score, 1/le Spartans managw 335 yarda total offense while throwing up 49 passes. Senklr quarterback Roger Powell threw all but one Alexander pass and completed 19 for :M7 yarils.- ..• "We expected Alexander to throw a lot. I tillught we executw wellln the first half, but were sloppy ln the second half. The kids playEd much more 'relaxed now that the pressure was off," commented Coach Charley Chana>y, who has guided Meigs to eight wlns In nine games and a 7-1 mark In the TVC. Meigs remains tied with Belpre to second place ln the TVC. Warren Local stayed unbeaten In loop !iay with a 37-21 win over Trtmble and ooe game ahead ol the pack. "We knew coming Into tie game we had to keep the ball away from 'Meigs' offense. We were pretty successful in the third quarter. I thought rur kids played well considering illw banged up we were," said Alexander Coach Kearney. I Friday's scores Ham Badlrl :!6. ~y JC'ff<'rson 0 llardln Nonh.•rn 1<1. 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' The Big Blacks couldn't move th ~ ball and Darrell Mitchell punted the • ball back to the Vikings at their 26. · Again the Vik ings moved the foot· · ball with a strong ground attack, moving deep inside Point Pleasant's territory and had a first and goal : situation at the Big Blacks' eight ~ceiling VENT RIB KrnWII 1t Oran [il[' 0 17. St'IJ'Inf,t 14 t.t>mon·Motu'IX' '11, Ox Ta~Uwt~nda '"• ~mington. :In :1 .. , Point Pleasant's Cliflord Simpkins returned th_e Ripley Viking's opening second half kickoff ae yards for a touchdown and sparked the second half surge'which brought the lith-ranked Big Blacks their fifth straight win and a 16-0 victpry over the visiting Ripley Vikings. Simpkins scobped up the bounCing kick at his own 15, moved toward his left sideline and at the Point 35 he turned on the speed and raced the 88 yards, untouched, for the' score. -Mike Rhndes hooted the extra point and the Big Blacks were ahead, 7-0, to s!Jly. The Big Blacks added a twD-point safety later in the third quarter ·when a high center snap on a fourth ·down punting situation sailed over ·the kicker's head into the endzone. Ripley's pWlter recovered the ball for the safety, making the score 9-0. With 6: llleft in the fourth quarter, junior running back Ryan Bordman :rammed the ball into the Ripley :endzone on a three-yard ·run . ·Rhodes' kick ·was good and the Big :stacks went on to regis~r their sixth 'win of the season, 16-0. · During the first hall of action, the ·Vikings, a Pioneer Athletic Con:rerence (PAC) rival, controlled the :football with a methodical running ·attack, executing 35 plays, com:pared to 15 plays for the Blacks. Ripley took the opening kickoff and ,starting at its own seven yard line ·marched the ball down field to the :Point Pleasant yard line.at Faced : with fourth downtOand three the 10 a 28-0 halftime lead. Barnes openEd the third quarter by returning Kyger Creek's kickoff 8'i yards for a score. Johnson"s kick failed and with 11:48 leflln the third quarter, Hannan Trace led 34-0. Jarrell scored his second touchdown of t t>' ga me on an 8l yard run with 6:40 lefl in 1t>' qu art~r. Jolulson's kick failed and the Wildcats led 40-0. With 2:44 left remaining In the third guarter, Ja rrell threw a 52 yard pas~ to Jake Jones lor the Wildcats' final sco re. Jolulson added the extra point and Hannan Trace led 47-0 at the end of ttu-ee quarters. & Labor btra on 15 carries. Point Pleasant's record now stands at 6-2 and 5-\ in the P.A.C. The Big Blacks are home next week against Marietta, Ohio. • By K.R. Beckett I. COOPER • Point Pleasant stops Ripley 1: Includes: For ••lines wlthaleGtronic iiOi· tton: ' -----------------------------~· MODEL 870 / KEEP OAKEN BUCKET- Members ol the Point Pleasant Big Black foolball team lift lbe '01 Oaken Bucket.wblcb will stay at PPHS another year following Point's 16-0 shutout of lbe Ripley VIkings Friday nlghl at San~ Memorial Field. The annual.trophy Is sponsored'by lbe Polot Pleasant and Ripley Rotary clllbs. Plctured.kbove,left to ~gbt, are Kelly RHfle, Mike Rhodes, Craig Sbnpldns, Steve Gardner, Cllllord Sbnpklns, Darren Mitchell and Ken Fleming, sidelined Friday night with an injury. (Photo by Judy Morgan.) •,:'!;taft • "One thing that yru never have. "aiough of Js good pitching," said WUllams, will watched the club ,-fritter away a 3-1 Arnerlcan League : play<tfs lead to the batters of the • Kansas City Royals led by George : Brett. ·. Cox, manager since 1981, signed . as gen11ral manager of the Atlanta Braves earlier this week. WWtams, 42, third-base coach ' since 198J, became the fourth field ; manager ln the club's nine-year , history . He lives off-season In Dunedin, F1a., the homeoftheclub's : training camp, and managed six ; years In the minors before joining : the Toronto club. · GUlick said the Blue Jays moved :quickly to name wuuams manager part because the Hruston Astros •wanted to Interview him. Williams · ; was ronsldered for the manager I :. Need Something Eleetrlcal? West Virgi~ia Electric h~s it •• GAlLIPOLIS. OHIO \. CHESHIRE - Jay Jarrell threw for two touchdowns and ran for two others as Hannan Trace bombed Kyger Creek 47-2 here Friday night. Jarrell accounted for 267 yards In offense, running for 155yards In four carrles and complet!ngfour ofseven passes for 112 yards. Eric Darst scored the first WU~cat touchdown on a 1 yard run with 5:3lleft in the first quarter. Grady Johnson added the. extra point for a 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. But In the second and third quarters, Jarrell and Deke Barnes took over for Hannan Trace. Jarrell passed 5 yards to Phil Bailey for the Wildcats' second score, with 11: 56 left In the first half. Jolulson's extra point opened up a 14-0 lead for Hannan Trace. The final first half score came on a ~yard run by Jarrell with2: 351eft in the quarter. Jotmson added the extra point and the Wlldcatsenjoyed :: . .,_ The only lourt hquarter score Wl!' . BROADCAST· QUALITY VIDEO AND AUDIO [W5J COME HOME. ... .. Introducing The VR·HF600Conon's First Hi-Fi Console Video Recorder. SIZE , . P185IBOR13 P205170Rt3 . ; The Point defense rose to the · occasion and denied the Vikings : further penetration. Kurt Doss led the defensive stand by dropping : Packy Ca rte for a three-yard loss. · Another big defensive play wa s : made by Ryan Bordman when he sacked the Viking quarterback for a loos of nine yards. On fourth and goal at the Point 25, Mike Barton · almost intercepted and knocked · down a Winter pass in the endzone to end another threat. Point was able to drive the ball back deep in Ripley's territory but its drive stalled at the Ripley 32. QB Rhodes was hit by . four Ripley defenders while trying to set up a pass play. 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North GaUla brokeon topftrstor.a 34 yard run around right end by Rpush with 2: 351efl Ill the opening q'!'lrter. The run capped a seven· play, 65-yard drive followling an 11 yiird Eastern punt. The extra point \. J' pass falled and the Pirates led 6-0 at Into an Eagie touchdown five plays cake wlth two long • ..J · fir , .fourth quarter . an. d Ryan Bearhs two for 31 to pace Departme,nt · ...,,..., NG E • ,' the end of the quarter. later m a 2 yard run with 8: 26 left In runs. me st came with 5: 35 left the Eagles. · """""'" ......... ........................... 2 12 • • The first of three fumble recover· the third quarter. The kick failed when Roush ran 95 yards to the Shane Glassburn led the North Y •"'"""'''•·· ·· ........ .............. -ll 4l:l a:n 'IJ :' les by the Pirates set up North and North Gallla led 13·9. Eagle one. On third and goal, Roush Gallia defensewlth15tackles, while ~.';;.;-;,;;"':: : : ·· ·· : :::: :::: : ~ · ~ ::. , Gallla' s second score, a 1 yard run North Gall!a came back <lln a I scored his thfrd touchdown of the Steve MeA vena had 14 and an 1"'""''"' ._, ... ... · ·······1 0 ·; by quarterback Mike Kemper. The yard runbyKemperwlth4: 59 left in night from the ·one and James Interception, James Jenkins had 13 .:~:,',~,!~' ::: : : : : : .:: ...... : !~five covered 32 yards in five plays. the quarter, capping an eight pl ay Jenkins hauled In lhe extr~ point and Hurt 10 and an Interception. rum~"··· .......... ···· ···· ··· ········ ······ ' • •· 3 1''" rumbl.., • ... .... ,............. ...... ' Todd Holstein kicked the extrapolnt drive. Holstein's kick upped the pass for a 34·9 marein. . Ho1ste1n a1so tntercepted an E age 1 """''"' ........... "" '""""'~'~ ~·"·' , ;.• and the Pirates led the score 1~0 Pirate lead to 20·9. Besides Roush's 312 yards, Hurl pass while Earl Mayo•.John Colley, s...~ "''""""" · · •· with 6:28 remaining 1n the second The Eagles fumbled the ball on added 84 on four carries. Eastern 's and Jason Marcum recovered :;::~~,~' 1 ~ 1 ": ··· · : :: ::: : 6 01 3 13 614 ..=".: :; quarter. . their next possession and North John Rice gained 128 yards on 20 fumbles. NG- "''' """'"" '"' '"' '"'" rallf<ll • ' hil B tBis lladded21 NG - MIIw~empt"rl y ard tup ! Tocldllol!lletnkk:~l A 34 yard field goal by David GaUla's Roush converted the tur· carnes, w e ren se Ryan Bearhs led Eastern with 11 E _ D•w~ Edw""' .14 '"' ,.1, .,.1 , . Edwards put Eastern on the board oover Into hls second touchdown of on seven carries.' tackles wllfle Royce Bissell had 8, E - John Rl<'<'' ' " ' cun '""' '•llfdl Ro ush ca ught one pass Iar 19 Steve Horner 5 and Bob Epling 5. NGMlkt' Kemp!'!' 1 ~·a rd run (Holstetnhkkkl with 1: 26 left In the first half. The the night on a 46 yard run Wlt. h 3: 45 NG _ ,,..,. 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ZIII7!1 ll7 233 '11 187 161 201 61 221 .. ... ........... . ..0 B 55 .'lOR F'ei:irrai·Hocktng at Ml'lgs Warl'l'n Local at IWljn Nelsonvll,lt"YorkatTrlmbk' Wrilston at VInton Coo.mty Mllk>r ~:~t Aleundtor I I ' GAU.IPOLJS - Credit Clarence : E. Fowler with the clipping which pops up In the Peeps poop today : about Todd Fowler, outstanding · wrestler and football player at Gallla Academy High School In the late 1970s and early 19!1ls. Todd Is the nephew of Columbusites Toady and · ~ThomtJSOn. also ex-Blue Devil athletes, and a grandson of . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson. · This cUpping Includes· a photograph of Todd Fowlerworklngonan advertisement for the Ada Herald, · with which he was serving a two-month internship. Helsasenlor · In communication ai1S at Ohio : Northern University. · Todd will be graduated from Ohio . Northern at the end ofthts quarter, andhewUlcommltmatlimonyDec. 7. His special Interest Is graphlc ·design, wlll help with advertising layouts, and will do some sports and feature writing as well as page :layouts. · This young Ga!Upolltan has · served as president of Sigma Pi fraternity. and he Is also president ol the "Interfraternity Council, whlch .sets policies ·and overSees all the ~.c...,... Eut W L T_ r.:t;, PP PA NY .Jets Wairensvtlle l2, N('W Phla 7 Watldn& Mt'fl\ lt, Hl?<llh 14 5 2 0 .TI4 156 llH 52 0 7141H6H6 ~ 3 0 .~71 124 129 2 ~ o .286 ns 159 Mloml N. Ena. WaYTN~:k> 21. ballon 12 WaynP!VIllP 3, Cf'darvtllt> 0 Wellston i'li. MDifr 19 Wt UsviHe 49, Jrtl'..non Uni:J n 0 Ind. BUffalO ....... I ti 0 143 8711'2 ~ l 0 .!iTJl:W 1(1! 3 ' 0 ..rlS l5:t11B 2 s 0 .286 211 ~0 2 ~ 0 .2861191j,'i CMnd W<'SIIIlke 21, Fa!rVl'w 0 West Milton 7, Miami E 0 Wl'Sffull lt, Zatr Trace 0 Ptsbrg Cncnnt Hoostn Wtstem HOI! tt, C~ra!n 7 Wm:«Vilk> N oi8, Mt VerrK>n 6 w... 52 0 .714159111 Wbltl'llall :11.. Hilliard l3 1o11 WUlard 2._ Slwlt:J:t· 12 W!Uough~ s 28. MaP~~"> Hgts 0 5 'l 0 .114179141 4 3 {) .571 114 lll'~ 3 t 0 .429141 J:il WUmlngtQrt 8. C1rclfvll1fo o 3 4 0 .429 16900 Wlndhlll;l1 '29, Wodi~ 0 Wlnff'nvlllfo 19, Weir1on tWVa l to! w~ 4-i. Gftloa o Woostrr Ll, Mans Madison 7 Wortl'lln~rton 13. Gahanna 10 NIIIDIIII Col*rmce Eut BLAIR SIMPSON Dallas NY Gms Blair Simpson second in event Phlla. St. Lou Wash. ASPEN, Col.- Competing In the Coca-Cola Junior NASTAR recrea· tional ski racing program, GaUlpo· lis resident Blair Simpson placed sroJOd In Ohio In the 5-6 year old age category. campus fraternities.'' Simpson recorded a season best 69 handicap while racing at Silver PictureofToddFowk'r showshlm Creek, W.Va. to earn second place. at work on a drawing board. Tleless, During the 1984-lfi season, rrore he's in a short-sleeved shirt, and is . than 100,000 young sklt>rs partlci· wearing spectacles and a smile. paled In · the Coca-Cola J\Dilor NASTAR program held at 135 ski THE Gallla County Hlstortcal areas nationwide. Each racer's Society met Oct.llln room 200oHhe best handicap ol the season was buDding upstairs over the movie recorded and all participants were theaters near the State Street comer ranked by handicap, age and of Second Avenue In downtown gender In each rJ. 34 states. GaUlpolls. James Sands, the author In recognition of their accomp· of htstortcal pieces which you read llshmimt, the top 1Uboysand10glrls every Sunday In this newspaper, in each of six age groups will was the speaker. receive a certificate and be llstsd on the Coca-Cola Junior NASTAR Surely, at the meeting there was State Ranklngs poster. some discussion o! the reprinting of a rare and valuable book of atlases Friday's scores by the Lawrence County Historical 'nfin C'olumlban 1S. Norwa l)( 12 Society, of which Dr. John Haney Is 1\>P Ch)· 13, Sprtnp: Cath 0 president. Circulated was a handbill Tol Macomtrr a!. ElynB·1 Tol St .John 21. Tol RCJt!('fs W produced by the Lawrence coun· To1 Whltmrr 31 , fk.dford IMh 0 tlans, whosemalllng address Is P.O. Trl Way :n. Cow>nt~· 7 Troy 21. Clayton Northmont 1~ Box 73, Ironton, Ohio 45638. Cl11. Mlnn. lJlttrol! . Gr. Bay TmpBy Devil guard joins Ada Herald staff ByJ.SAMUELPEEPS I)' Udeclr.......,._loul I The Gallla County Hlstortcal Society will have planted by now a tree to commemorate the 195th anniversary of the Old French City. Sands talked about the World War I years, or more exactly the 11ll2-19al era, which, of course btcludes the 1914-1918- years of the Great War. LA Rnu 3 4 0 .~102104 3 4 0 .all56 186 3 ol 0 .~IOOUI .,._ 7 0 0 J.!Dl212 1M 4 3 0 STll5B 140 4 3 0 .5711.2t'i 1S!I - 3 4 0 .429 1M l6.1 0 1 0 _(II) ~~ 218 7 ·o ol.OOJ 149 119 MllwauW II .1 .U.I ~~~~•..- i"enlind Section D Ways lmd Means meets for tax~ reform talks Atlama 0 I llll ~·,'Ait!nofoa~ MidwtM. DtvWoa Hw .~tun 1 Dt'llvt·t' 1 OHI»00000 \1! II . 0 (l_l) \~ De lla.' Allanra ar Dallas. 1 p.m. Buffalo.at PhUa<k>lphla 1 p.m. Dmvt>r· at Kansas Cit)' 1 p.m Grt'f'fl Bay atlndlimapolls l p.m . Hotunon a! 51. Loub IIJ.m. Mlrunl11t l'X-troltl p.m. San Antoruo Sacramnt Utul'l , Pl•nl;.tnd LA: l'lppr~ M1nnrsota at Chlr~ 1 p.m. St'altle at NY Jt•ts I p.m. Wasillngton ut Clrl·f'land 1 p.m. N('l.l' England a t Tum ~ Bay 1 p.m NY Glanls at Nt~~W Orlt'ans 1 p.m. PIU!iburgh at CinciM."l!l4 San Ftanclsi'O at LA Rams -1 p.m . U .Wl - Ul .Olll n 1 1 (00 rautfk• Oi~1Woo 1 numI IJUPI- I.A . Laker~ 0 ' () .101 \~ ~'a rt!. • UU ,IW II 1 .1.0) U 1 .(0) h fioldt•n Stat WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'The House Ways and Means Committee, holding a rare weekend session on tax reform, tried Saturday to see If there was stU! enough spirit for the Idea as the White House urged the panel's chairman to ·:hang tough" In efforts to wrtte a lllll. But the votes emerging from tbe 36-roeml;ler panel showed that while lawmakers were wUllng to ~hop some existing tax loopholes for the sake of tax reform, they were reluctant to take major steps advocated by either President Reagan or Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, D·Ill. The lawmakers, who also planned to work Sunday, ' were not expected· this weekend to tackle the most make divisive tax reform questions, but I I F1tdil..t''to Rtub ·-~ WIW\Ington 1!11. AUanta 91 P.m. Nf'\ol· Jrrst')' UJ, fkston lllltOTI TK·Ii"OitllM. MiliA· auk«> 1111 t"hll'ajiO llti , ("J<>\'Iia.nd m tOT I Hou siOn n:l, UtUh Jill LA. Clippers Jli, Socrarm'llto trw ~nland128. PIJ:lmbt tl.l 1<11'1 [)(.>nvor 119, Goldm Stalf' ltfi ~.<kt.211 Sa11 Olq.,"' a! l.fl Rlllrlt•n; 9tl.m NBA results NATION,.o\1. BAS~lJ.. A.."'-iKIC. 52 o .mmm 4 3 0 .571160 111! Stateft ational ' a.. 3 4 D .429 176 1«1 .1 4... [) .G lMI Hli 1 6 II .H.'I1M216 Ott. 21 Ked Chk'us:o 2.:!, {.;rt"''n Ha~· 7 Sunda,v, OtlL n {AJI11nlt!!i ElYI') ~Tl)N.U, F00JwAu. J..EAGUE ; .. :, .. · S. Fran. N. Orlns Atlanta NFL results PEEPS, A Gallipolis Diary Ex~Blue Scoreboard ,,-----------...., Fn"day's scores October 27, 1986 Pomeroy---Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. By Unltt.'d Pn"!i.!!!IJtUomMilomt.l S...ndM,r'11 O.llltt· L"itt'rn f't~nfl'rttlt"" Atlllntil· n"'hil~:~n M.' I. l'l1. GB 1 uum Washlngtn Nrw ,/ ('t'T)' 1 tl 1.100 II H JUl Nf'\.1' York (I It .IIJ:J t,1 Pll!ID<k>Jpt1 il I .!00 I Boslon Central IJI\IWon 1 fl Ulll De< roll Chkago 1 !) 1.\UJ llO(IUt ~ \fl(ilana 0 1 _(OJ 1 Clwt'laOO Goltk•fl Slut{' at Ponland. ni~ht Transactions ......... 'l'ruruiow:ilo~ ('O;Jfh Clio Caston, flr!;l-bas£' ro.~Ch 8J1lv ., Smith. ~ll)Xl'n ('()!JCh John SUllivan, and Jrhl~ C'Cilfh ,\I Widmar. Reagan, Klinghoffer widow meet in N.Y. • • SEATTLE (UPI) - A serlfi's of JlrosecuUon witnesses testified they , 'iented homes apd mobile trailers :tpr cash to members of a neo-Nazl 'lang accused of staging robberies ;and murders in their plan tbmounta ~ght-wing revolution. Witness after witness told a U.S. '9lstrlct Court jury Friday members of The Order, a violent ~hite supr~maclst group, paid them 111 small bills - money prosecutors are llying to prove came from the $3.6 million heist of a Brinks Co. armored car in Ukiah, Calif., in July > ., I .. ;li!Sl. ' '.>.".:·;·.,,..••.. / . ,. · • Prosecutors contend ga ng ¢embers used fake names and stolen and counterfeit cayh to rent . liouses and pay for other services as the FBI tracked them down in late 198l and early 1985. . Other witnesses said they sold members of the group a passenger tils and a jet boat, ad iii both caszs . tl\e purchases were made in cash. MarRue Simmons, a landlord trom Salmon, Idaho, said defendant ~ndall Evans, using the name David King, rented a home from her h):Septsmber of thai year, saying 'f.21money would be no problem. He sa,ld he cou1d retire now If he wanted ~"""'· . 'f"' Economy Specials - Price includes air conditioning, au· tomic transmission, rear defogger, tilt wheel, power steering, power brakes. Low miles. Twlnshu'fl 18. W Gf>au~n~ 7 UniOnt~· n Lakr 14, CaJTOIIICII J Unltrtt Loc :n, Bc>rp:holz Springs Uprt>t Arlington 48. Wf'St land o Urbana 14, Spring !'iha""'Tiff' 0 Van wm ,17, meta o Vandalia Butlrr U, T~IJR\St'h 7 V('rmiUon 21. ObPrtln 0 V~\11E's 1:l Owin~on .1 Y,.• Brandll2. Newton F'.11lls 0 W ('OO;f('f Lakota 2'i. Lil'"M 14 w Jrffcrson .'K. N UtUon 7 Wadsworth 26, ftt-.'M' 0 Wal)akonPta 15. (('1\na 14 Warrm Local 37, 21 to." . After Evans, his wife and daugh· ter left the home, defendant Frank -•'•Pr.r~• 11111 . ntuoo.. ter. lpg; moved In with his family, SUPER she testified. He paid her $lro In $20 bills when he signed Ihe lease, she • !;aid. • GREETS WIDOW - President Ronald Reagan looks on as his wife, Nancy, ki88Es Martl,yn l!llngholfer as they offer their condolenoos at the Waldcnf Astoria, Hotel Friday. Mrs. -K)q,gholfer's I husband, Leon, was the whei!lchalr hoWid New Yotiler. who was slain by Palestlrilan terrorists aboard an Italian cruise ship. UPI ' \. PEPSI ·a PAIC RETURNABLE DIET PEPSI PEPSI FREE DIET PEPSI FREE MOUNTAIN DtW COKE VALVOLINE 6-PACI CANS INCLUDES1 CLASSIC COlE DIET COKE, TAB, SPRITE JOW-30 JOW-40 ASSOUED 2°/o MILK SAVE 36' $1 ~!N MR. BEE 4/$1 SAVE 40t POTATO CHIPS SAV£ 70' $ ~s~.!~ c SAVE 36' SAVE 55.17 BARS OF AVAILABILITY 'l OF UNCOMPENSATED ' SERVICES • 1yetorans Memorial Hospi· 1bcoted at Mulberry Hgls.. I"""'Y· Ohio, \Mil make ljll~lo att3,40~ . oo n ~ - H ~ensated serveces dunnq CASE OF 24 CANDY •• 1 N~TICE MOTOR OIL $599 , Public Notice Public Notice ICE COLD BEERS AND WINES •••• 7S s• SUPERAMERICA ANTI-FREEZE . \ 40< fa)njly income does not ex· in accordance 'Nith the draw· O..d tho current poverty n· ings ond IIPOCifications elated Gl;me guidelines .established Oc1obe( 22, t985, - ~ •the Community ServiCe Aii"Jinistration Auidalin.. de(Ulitions. this notice il pub· 1\flled pursuant co Federal sol forth at ~3 CFR ,12oN '(24,5p6 notice ofavailability Clerk'• Office, Street, P.olt>t Virainia . no P.M. FRIDAY. ,;~!~~~~r~:~t~985. ; the rtghtto AT GALLIPOLIS STORE ONLY •• WE GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS · AND WIC COUPONS TM , 801 SECO"D AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO OPEN 24 HOURS ' ing the labor for the execution and constuction of: CENTER to be received GALlON ing the material and p8rform· ue in need of care and whose #2600: Mointoll"'co Ao"'"'"'"''t is available. SAVE 12:00 noon. Eastern Standard BOILER CONVERSION AND RELATED WORK tl13,400.00 Is satisfied. Eli· at the Qibfe persons arnhose who BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER , fhe City. of Point Pleaa111t, Virginia, is accepting to sell a Xerox copMr. wrJIIIIIIG'-""_ • •• ~ ;::_. :--. OfTIPensated s&IVICes Will be •ta'ilable upon request to eli~~te PfriOnl on a first·co me ~i serve bosis un~t the ..,.Ual complionO. level of OCt. 27 '• •• Public Notice , '• SUPERAMERICA .tion, Gallia·Jackson·Vinton Joint Vocatlonal School Dii· tritt at the offlte of the Tr811Urer . Counly Rood 578 Rio Grande. Ohio46674. 111tii · tle,_fiscal year which begins Time. on NOYember 25, 1985 t!> uonuory t, t986 Md ends and opened publiety lmme· !'I :December 31 , 1986 .. Un· dlatoly the""'""' fur fumllh· of.,.uncompensated services. WITH ALOGAID NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed propollla will be 18· ceivod by the Board of Educo- '' 1.1blic Notice convenionc:o, drawlngo and opsc:ificotions, "' portions the· roof. by, paying for the colt of the rtpn>duction ood handling. Announ cemen ts ~ .. •' ~ • Public Notice Public Nbtice Public Notice Public Notice Thlt coat II not rllundoble and ma6cally convert tD a Perfor- •• bid IOCtJrity wilt be ooquirod the responsibility for -.ing mance, Labor end Material irregularities and·or informalities .,d to raiect any Of II bids. By order of the Boord of comet dno!lings ond spec:lfi· cotion1 II !hot of the oubcon· tractor "' molorilt oupplior. All propoioh to be occompaniod by a bid oecurity in the .,cceutul bklden mult lutO· ..,...---,,.-..,--,-,::c--,,-loving care given ma by tho 1 Card of Thanks nurses in cardiac and on fourth floor care eut; unit the -:=======~ t ' .. Doctora Abala. Senior and CARD OF THANKS Ardlitacll ond Planning 'Con· · Subbiah fo r their profea· W . h sional care: to the mlnisc 011 e WtS to express our &~llanta, 500 West Willon who viaited nte end offered sincere cratltude for all Bridge Road Worthington Ohio 43085. ' . their prayerund encouoage· your prayers in oor time of Bits will be received for: mont, Tho Rev . Groce of the sorrow and loss. !hank you MECHANICAL TRADES Racine Mtt~odlst Church. I lor all the lovely flowers, CONTRACT Tho Rav. Daavor of the ' food, and card 'whicl! you ELECTI!ICAL CONTRACT Racine Boptist Church, The !' sent. Your kindness is Drawings, Specifications Rev. Archer of tho Chester deeply appreciated. and Fonn of Propo11l may be United Methodist Church 1 The family of """m- at the ofllc:o of the ond tho Chop loin of Holztf I Medical Canter. Thanks to 1 ..._ ___,K,.a"'th_,l,ee,n,_S.,t,ra,_,i!:t..J TrNM~rer; tilt offlc:o of the Ardliloct; the Builcla<'a Ex· my many friends and rela - t chango of Con1Tal Ohio; and tlvaa who visited me, nnt !' . - - - - - - - - - - - , the F.W. Dodge Corporation lovely cards. beautiful flowCARD Of THANKS Plan Room in Columbu1, era· and praytd for my 1 Words cannot upras our dee· Ohio. recovery. Thonks to differ· pest llllPFKillion MldJIItitudo Prime Contractors may ob· ant groupo who sent cord• to oil oor rtlativn. nti&hbors tain copiol of Drowings, Spoci· with :spociol mtssogu, Tho ond friMidll for ,Ill uprnsions flcations and Forms of Prop- AHood Mochodlst Church, of kinc11!11s Mid SY11'CIIthy duroN!, IOgetll., with any other Tht Chaster United Motho· · inJ thuuddon doolh of our Ill· infonnotion detirad, from the dill Church, Tho Chellor loved hllbM!d, lather Mid offlc:o of FW.Wno Jon11 M~­ Nozorano Church, Tho Chos- (lllldfathlf, M...,ill Siundors. ltn, Inc., Architacll and Plan· tar and Bacino United Math· .OUr slnctrnt lfllnu to Rev. ning Consultants. 600 WOII 0<1111 Woman, Tho Meigs AHred Holll)', Willis FuMrtl Wllsoo Bridge Rood, Worthing· County Attired T01chors, H0011, llle >t!IIICII, piM!iSI, ton. Ohio 4:lo85, 814-431 · tho tNchars and employ•• Mrs. Ouncon, soloist, Donn• 2212. Adeposit of •35.00 per of tho Tuppers Plaint Elo· Ad1111s IC!d 111 tlw pollb11r1rs sat poyoble to Firestone JoiVt mentory School, end Tho for ollllwir consiclentioo Mid Mullin. Inc. ""'II CICCO~•Y Cheltor Lllditl Auxliory. thociJhtlullltls at such • dfffl. all requolls forbid documents. Thanks Agoln ond Ood cult tiln1. Tho deposit of U&.OO per sot Btou, Bortho F. Smith. Perllaps YOCI stnt olovolj card LESS SHIPPING AND HAN· Or sot quiotlj in.I choir, DUNG CHARGES wll be I wish to thank ott my lolendl Parlla111 you nnl • lunonl refunded upon return of end neighbors for the beouti· drawings and spociflcotionsln ~~ flower• 1nd carlls thet · If SO, wt SIW it thoro; were tent during my two good condition within ~Warty l'lrllaPI YDtl SPOko tht kin~sl calondlf clay1 oltir the dote weeki ltay in Holzer Hospl· words tal. Thonks also to Rev. As 1ny lri111d c0111d ny: bids are received. Subcontnoc1Drs ond rnotolrial Malvin Fronklln fur pooylfs Parllaps you wero not thor 11 end tho vlalts to tho hoapHcol. ouppllers may oc:quke for their Ill . A vory spoclolthlnks to my Just tholiJht. of us IIIII dly. HOUSE OVtRFIOW1No? . !emily for tflelr loving caro The family of end concern. Mty Ood bleee ClEAII UP WITH n-, Merrill Sat11den you oil.. LC!<IIst,Folmor. by Firestone Jaros M\Aiin Inc., ,,,., ClASSIFml ADS ( 1 Payment Bond givCil t1 lho nome of tho Board of Educa- to ~bmit a Performance, Labor and Material Payment Bond givM in the name of tM Education, Gollla -Jackson· tion. Gallia·Jack•on·Vinton Boorclof Educotion, Gollio· Joint Vocotional School Dis- Jickoon·Vinton Joint Voco· trict in en amount equal ID tiona! School District in a 100% of tho Contract Sum. specific omount oquol to 100% Upon of oontroct. of tho Contract Sum. No bid~ moy withdraw li• IUoceuful biddert who pro. vldod o Cashier's Chedc. Corti· bid within si•tv (60) days ofter lied Check 0< Lerner of Credit 1110 act!Jal elate of the opening Vinton · Joint Vocational School Diltric:1. - . THANK YOU HeartieR appreciatloo to m1 frilnds 111d relatives for the1r prljiB, calls, visits, cards & &ills durin& my recent knee SUIJIIY in S1. Anthony's Hos· pitll, Colu!llbus, Ohio. God bless you oll. Elizabeth S. Donnell · Box 95 Bidwell, Ohio 45614 2 In Memoriam loving memory of Deryl E. Elcessor . who passed away October 27, 1984. Oct. 27. N011.• t, 8, 15 3 Announcements ... ~ ,. ~ F: ----------:. Pan Chihuahua puppy 614-446-9653 . • - -- - ---...;· . :i ' . 446-23t0. .. -----Soil. vou ·haul. 41 3 4th Ave.. Kltnauga . Call 614· ·~ ; SWEEPER and sowing ma- - - - - -- - -- · '· chine repair. parts, 1Upplku. Pick up and and delivery, Oavi1 Va c uum Cklaner. one haH mile up Goorgu Creek Ad. 6t4-448-0294, Call Racine Gun Shoot spon· tared by Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning at ythin1 I !IY and do . It's lonuome here wilhout 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choko12 guege shotguna . you. Sadly missed by wile, Barbara. Why pay 1omeona who haa copied my crocheted hat penem 20 percent more7 Cotl814-992·6738 collect . In loving memory of John D. lily who passed away 3years ago on Oct. Ca~ to give away to good : · home . 4 years old . Been • speved ond ha d shots . Call : 6t4-99 2·31t9. •. Pan German Shepherd pup~ pies to give away. 7 weeks old. Call 614-992-5824 . 3 yell o w kitt &nsto give away ; to good home. Call 614 -985 • 3320. . • • 1 pup, 4 month o ld male, • hall . Norwegian and collie . .. 304-458· , 578 . :~ 6 Lost and Found • •• MOBILE HOMES MOVED. lnaured, reasonable rates . Coli 304-676-2336. 26, 1982. Wherever we 10, whatever we do. Locked in our hearts are memories of you. Mtmorienre treasures no one can steal. Death is a heartache nolh· inc can ht1l. It's only a crave that still nteds care. . But tht one we love is sleep ina there. The pain of part inc without oclbye Wil remain with us until we die. Some maw loraet that you art aone. But we will remember you no mat1PI'how Jon&. Sadly missed by your wife, Irene; your sons; David, Jerry and their fimilit$. Abaolutly no hunting or tretP11slng on Old To·Nn Farm. Vlolatou will be prosecuted . Cherlea C. L-is. lonely. need a date7 Meet that apecialaomeone today! Coli DATETIME TOLL · FREE, t ·B00-972· 7676 . anytime day or night. - -- Mason County Field Archers will hold a one ·day hunt Nov . 2nd with pri111 awarded on Sunday. Registrttlon ends Nov . ht. Inter· eated contact Sharon r :.·.... :.. 6t4-446-3640 alter 6PM. '· Your mtmory is htft in wer· . 2 very cute female Ge,man Shepherd type pups, about 8 wks old, to good home . Ca ll 6t4-379-267t after 6pm,: Red male Doberman . Call In loving memory of my husband. Deryl E. Ellcessor. who passed away one year aeo today, Oct. 27. 1984. October comes wnh sod ro lrlts, The d1y, the month Iwill novsr lor&et As I sodly remember In A million times we've thoupt of you, A million limes we've cried. If love could have saved you. You ~erwould hmdied. It broke our hearts to lose you. But you did not 10 alone, for part of us went with you The day God took you home. As years 10 by and time aoes on, It seams you're near al· thoup you're anne. Each thin& we do, each place we ao. We seam to feel your pre· sence so. Sadly missed by Mother, Father, his children, and friends. 4 Giveaway --------~ : • Call ., Tresu"" The Board of Education rethe right to waive any ' Cell 614-379-2326 . NAOMI BEMAN thereof. • 1 male Beagle, good hunt er·. MR. JOHN WICKUNE Protldent wm or a~nw bid. me to tho Holzer Medico! ' Upon oward ol contract, Cantor: tho nursu and doc- 100% Bid Bondi submitted by * Tribune- 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 -•rd tor who worked with me in the emergency room; for the •• ~ form of o 100% Bid Bond -:--:--:--:-:::--:--1 complying with the po-ovilions 1 Card of Thanks of Section 153.671 of the ---------1 Cashlor's Ohio Rovil«< Code; 0< 1 Check, Cortlfoed Check. of IJntor of Cradn I with to thank tho Tupporti P<-'Y IOCu<ed in., oomunt 1 Card of Thanks Plains E. M.S. for their offi- not 1- thon 10% olthe toto! cient Mrvice in tr1n1porting AmPrlran Arnb Anli - ~ Discrimination Comm iftttt.l. ·~ ' OPEN 24 HOURS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ALl PRICES GOOD SUNDAY,-OCT. 27 THIU SUNDAY, NOV. 3 AT GALliPOLIS STOlE ONLY City was accompanied by her daughters lisa and Lisa. lisa's fiance , Paul Dworln, Lisa's husband · Jerry Arbittier, and Mrs. Klingh· offer's mother, Rose Windwehr. "Mrs. Klinghoffcr did indica te to the president that she hoped the murderers of her hu sband would be brought 10 juslice and the p1·esldent , did Indicat e that he was of like mind," said Letty Simon, a friend of the Klinghoffer family who has. served as their spokeswoman . Kllnghoffer was on a cruise wllh his wife and friends when hi jackers took over the Italian ship Oct. 7. holding hostage hundreds of passengers and crew members. Kllnghoffer was killed durtng the hijacking, and his body was thrown. overboard with the wheelchair he used for disabilities following a , stroke. The body drilled ashore in Syria . and was returned 10 1he Unlled States Sunday. He was burled . Monday. Shonly before Reagan 's meeting.' wllh Mrs. Klinghoffer, the headofan · Arab-American group calledon him to meet with the widow of an Arab-American killed by ten-orisls . in Ca lifornia. Mohammad Mchdi, president of , the American-Arab Relations Com-. mittee in Manhatt an, said l'tt'agan, as "the president of all All1('ricans, " should offer his personal condolen·t, ces IO· Norma Odeh, widow of t~c • West Coast regional dlrr<etor of lhf• .~ ----------------~--------------------------- • • iWav /limes- ientintl SUPERAMER . NEW YORK (UPli-Thewldow of Leon . Kllnghoffer, slain by Palestinian terrorists aboard the cruise ship Achille Lauro, met President Reagan briefly and told him "she hoped her . husband's murderers would be brought to justice." The meeting with members of the Kllnghoffer family was the Presi· dent's last activity Friday before he departed for Washington, ending a three-day stay in Manhattan for the United Nations' 40th anniversary celebration. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the President and first lady Nancy Reagan expressed condolences to Marilyn Kllnghoffer for the death of her disabled 69-year-okl husband and admiration for the "courage you and your family have shown during this ordeal." The President "assured her that justice would be done," Speakes said. Mrs. Klinghoffer thanked Reagan for taking swift military action to capture the terrorists. During the 20 minute visit, in Reagan's sulle at the Waldorf· Astoria hotel, "Mrs. Kllnghoffer reached out, touched the president's hand and said, 'I'm so proud of you for making tha! decision,"' Speakes said. Mrs. Reagan told Mrs. Klingh· olfer she "admired the courage and dignity with which you have handled the sltuallon -all of you." Mrs. Klil)ghoffer of New York " '·,.t·, ,· the acllons the commillee has taken thus far would, over five years, result In the loss of about $14.2 bUlion. beyond the Rostenkowski proposal. The greatest difference between the committee and: the president on Friday came In the area of bond; Reagan had suggested that there he no tax exempllon, for non-governmental bonds - a proposal! hat woulc;l have raised ahout $16 billion over five years. The committee. however, voted to save the· exemption for about two-thirds oil he bonds. which are widely used for local development projects such· as alrpoi1S. · Under the commit lee's rules. all votes are tentative and can be changed at any lime in the bill -drafting~ process. As the committee met on Saturday, White House spokesman Albert Brashear noted, "we're waiting to see what the final bllllooks like. Obviously, we think the president's plan as he submitted it Is the best plan." "We hope that he'll (Rostenkowskl) hang tough," and fight lawmakers' efforts to keep numerous tax loopholes and thus dismantle the thrust d tax reform, Brashear said. That, however, may be easier said than done. Fot example, compared to the tax refonn plan being pushed by Rostenkowskl, the votes the panel took on Friday would retain tax.l>reaks and loopholes totaling about about $6.7 billion over five years. All of Prosecutors · trace trail of neo-Nazis NHmrd Jlmy W!Y.Jam~ mlll'l · u~('r : rP.r.lgnt'(! tOOIV'")"('arrontrdcls ban!ng Toronto - enough progress in other areas to justify continuing their bill-drafting efforts. Thus far, progress on the measure has stalled and although the committee Friday approved new tax rules concerning small businesses, non· governmental bonds and agriculture, the results fell short of wh~t had been sugg~ted by both Reagan and RostenkowSkl. . • Even though the committee has generally been reluctant to make the changes recommended by Reagan, administration officials have thus far been mostly silent on the proceedings, refusing to say anything that may further endanger the Issue Reagan has made his top domestic priority. · October 27. 1985 Roush . ·304-882·3346 . 4 Giveaway Foun ~ · Male Collie type dog. : In Skmner Rd . area . Wearing "' flea collar . Call 614· 992· • 6864 : 437-6067. • LOST , small female Pome. homi. Coli 814·992· 6069 between 9:00 and 6:00. I : ranian, missing, reward for • whereabouts, call 304·895· 1o 3986 . ..., ' ,,. ., .......P'i.iiiiiaiian·i ···· ... • 7 Yard Sale & Vicinity ----·---·-·----·-·-----·- · -··6 kittens and black mother At to give away to good r.',,' '.. LOST male Brittany Spaniel, reward $100 .00 , if fo und contac t McClin tock Wild · lito, 304-676-4380 or 60 6· Moving ule, Mon . Tues. Wed. 10:00 till 7, 3t0'!, Holloway·St. , Henderson , • •• • :,· •'... ' ' .,. :• �October 27, 1985 ; : Page-D -2- The Sunday Times-Sentrnel : :S 11 Public Sale & Auctibn 21 Help Wanted The Army Na11onal Guard v Jarm anttque liquidation serviCe expenence Enhst now for part tune montly paycheck educatiOnal op Pies l•censed Ohto and ponumtttls retirement tn come and much more CeU West Vtrgm1a 304 773 57B6 or 304 n3 6430 304 675 39 50 or 1 BOO 642 3619 Steel butld1ng dealership 'Nith maJor manufacturer sales & eng•neenng support Starter ada furn11hed Some oren token Call 13031759 3200 ut 2401 To sell Avon Call Marilyn 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late modal clean used cart J1m Mmk Chev Oldslnc Bill Gene John1on 614 446 '3672 WANTED TO BUY used wood & coal heaters SWAINS FU~NITURE 3rd So Olive St Gollopoloo Call 014 446 3159 Want to buy manuel t~re ohonger Call 614 256 &251 We buy purebred pupp~es r.locktor Pet Center( North rond Moll Columbus Ohoo Call 614 267 0766 ~Jted mobtle homes $14 446 0175 Call COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds oron wood cupboards chaus cheata baskets d11hes -'one jlrl enttques gold and stlver Write M 0 M1ller At 2 Pomeroy Oh•o • 45769 or call 614 992 7160 Buymg datly gold Sliver coin• rmgs J8welry starl•ng were old cotna large cur rtncy Top prtees Ed Bur •ken Barber Shop 2nd Ave Moddleport Oh 614 992 3476 Wanted used weahers dry ers reh1gerators ranges sweepers woriung or not ' Call 304 576 2921 ~ •••webuythebest paytop dollart Sell what you don t wont Get CASH for paont mgs dolls Jewelry and 11011ory 1 304 343 1857 coHect Wnte B Pnce 1556 Konowho Blvd East Che ~olton W Ve 261311 Wanted to buy coal furnace lor garage 304 882 2790 Weaver 304 88 2 2645 Bookkeeper Need expe nonce tn area of accounts receivable payroll mven tory G L Computer expe 22 M nonce local oompenv apply _ __o_n_e_y_ t_o_l_oa_n_ tn conf1dence to Box 18 c o 1 Pomt Pleasant Reg1ster 200 Ma1n Street Po•nt Pleasant HOME OWNERS Relononca to low ftxed rate Use equtty wv 25650 0 for any purpose Leader Mortgage Co , 614 592 Jan1tor general de•lv clean 3051 tng responstb1llty 4 hours datly Mon thru Fn could mvelop quiCkly Into full tune JOb Sand wntten apphaca t1on to Box C21 care of the PomtPieasantReg1ster 200 Maln St Pomt Pleasant 11 Help Wanted ~ ~=:;:::====== 23 Professional Services 1--- - - - - - - wv lmmedtata openmgs part time and full time sales rep for expandmg terntory for Water wells dr+lled and aer vtcad Prtcea on request Call 614 742 3147 or614 992 5006 TV magazme 25 per cent comm•sston wtth unl•m•ted PIANO TUNING MID RE petent1al lnterv1aws Sat Oct 26 11 00 toll 3 00 At 7 Hohday Inn Galhpohs Ohto Absolutly no phone calls tncome growth Advance your career by acceptmg the rewardmg po Sitton of Store Manager wtth HIIROMAN S HOME CEN TEAS The roght candodato wtll have a m1n1mum of four years of retatl store manage ment exper1ence and or a degree m Bustness Ad mintS tratton Hardware bUIIdmg supphes product knowledge des•rable Proven leadershtp •kollo essential E•oellent benefits If you are lookmg for a challenging exper+ence wtth a growth company apply today by send1ng your resume to C Stan Hard man Pres1dent Hardman Home Centers Box 969 Spencer W Va 25276 MONEY MONEY MONEYI The army Nat•onal Guard can provtde you w1th a part t1me monthly pay check PLUS qualofoed members could earn more than $20 000 m educattonal benefoto ENLIST NOWI Call 304 675 3950 or 1 800 642 3619 12 Employment Serv1ccs Bus1ness Opportumty Busme•• Man Own your own Stool Bulldong Dealer stup MaJOr manufacturer selacttng dealer '" avatlable areu H1gh potential profits Pan Tl.,. or Full Time 1303!759 3200 EXT 2407 needs your pnor mtlnarv RICK PEARSON AUCTIO NEER SERVICE Estara S1tuat1ons Wanted Vacancy for the elderly 1n our home Tra1ned and fif teen years expeflence Call 614 992 7314 Nur11ng care m pr~vate One conH~ed Med1col Tech home Room for two pa nolog11t weekdays Send tients $500 a month Call 614 992 3695 reiUmt to boll 300 tn care of the Gall1pohs Oa1ly Tr1b - - - - -- - -une 826 Thtrd Ave Gallt Would l1ke to QIVe tender poU1 Oh 45631 motherfv care to your 1nfant anyttme day or ntght week ·AVON Sell Avon make days or weekends Call Sharon at 614 949 '2969 •45% Call 614 446 3358 Need Chnstmas money? -:-:::--- - : - - - - -'Sell Avon Not necessary to 15 Schools lrlock on do on Call for mfo lnstruct 1on 814 446 2156 Assembling a band need Country rnJIICIBOI Call 614 $20 000 yearly poss•ble Prepare at ho me for Post G67 0213 OH1ce JOb testa Wnta Fed 135135Ji PO Bo•3006 81 200 Hanoosburg MS 39403 DELIVERY DRIVER SALES 1 Loc.l con'C)anv h81 openmg -:;-;;-;~---,--:---=--18 Wanted to Do for eeveral people full ttme only Pa1d tralntng pro 'grams pa•d vaeatton first jv•r maJOr med1cal benef E:cpenenced patnter mter10r lts Call Mon or Tues wotitonly S5 00/ hourorby 10AM 5PM 614 446 JOb Call 614 445 1957 7441 Odd JObs have references Wornad about Chrtstmas? Call between 5PM 10PM How ere you go1ng to get the 614 446 9480 th1ngs the k1d1 want? Why not have a Fnendly Home Babysottong on my home any Toy ond GHt Pony and get all hoursatRodney Haverefer thethongslroo 7 Have • pertv ences expenence Call614 of t160 and rece1ve $40 1n 246 9472 Conme Close to free merchand1H or have a hospnal book palty and recetve the flme Sp qutte worrymgand Babysm1ng '" my home book a pany nowl Call weekdays or eventngs Wee Magnolia Nitz at 614 992 kends: negottable Referen 3561 ceo~ needed Call 304 675 3592 Pomeroy Health Care Center 11 now accepttng apphca t1ons far a full ttma book Financia I keeper poSitiOn Appllca tiona wtll be taken from 8 00 4 00 Monday through Fndoy at the Center Must 21 Busmess have knowledge of Med1care Opportunity and Medtea1d billing ac counts payable reca•vable ond payroll No phone colla please I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB To aell Avon Call Shtrley LIS HING CO recommends that you dO bUSiness With Speoro 304 675 1429 people you know and NOT Wtll baby11t 1n my home any to send money through the days any hours 304 676 mall unt•l you have mvest1 gated the offering 7991 PAIR blcl< to school d11 counts free est1mataa Wards Keyboard 304 675 6500 or 675 3924 Fall Special furniture reu pholstenng Thttll our 21st year 18NI1g trt county w1th the best '" reuphola1enng Call now for Free Esttmate 304 675 4154 Mowrey s Upholoterv Real Estate ~~::---:-:---..,--,,.--,- 31 Homes for Sale By own1r Must sell moved 3 bdr ranch one car garage walking distance from North Galha H1gh School Reduced to $29 900 Call 614 388 8711 In R1o Grande new 3 bdr full basmant nice lot Large rear decks With valle¥ v~ew Proced to sail t39 600 Woll contider mobtle home trade on Call 614 446 8038 3 bedrm large kitchen 1 bath utdtty room & garage Coll614 446 1368 Government Homes from S1 ju repoorl Also delin quent to• property Call 806 587 6000 e•t GH4562 for lnformotoon BeautifulvtewofOhioRiver 12 yaor old 01ngle family bt level home Brtck and frame on 2 9 acres "3 bedroom 2'1t baths F1re place an llvmg and family rooms Twocargorogo City lchool d11trtct m Clay Twp 5~ mdas aouth from Galli polos Cory limits off St At 7 Anumable fl•ed 9% loon Call 614 446 2000 3 bedroom full basement eat m k1tchen carport $1 500 & toke over pay menta Plants SubdiVISIOn Call 614 446 7360 $49 900 poas1ble loan as !1umpt1on Attract1ve 1 0 yr old 2 story home 3 bed room 1 V2 bath dtn~ngroom. lamtly room central atr & garage C1ty schools near H M C Call Century 21 Southern Hills R E Inc 614 446 6610 uk for Jom 3 bdr cedarsl'1mgtahomeon 2 acre wooded lot 2 full baths breokfaot bar total electuc buck woodburntng stove screened porch near R1o Grande borders Tycoon Lake Must sell relocattng S35 000 Call 614 2469210 By owner 6 rooms 2 baths garage t~replace axe neoghborhood walking dis tance to ctty schools Call 614 446 0388 -::--------By owner Remodeled 3 bedroom house on At 33 New F A furnace Large lot 123 000 Collect 614 423 6289 By owner Stately 3 bed room house at 10 E St Pomeroy 5 wooded acral Fam•ly room d1n1ng room F A heat 2 baths bose ment garage S27 000 Collect 614 423 6289 2 large bedrooms new kitchen and laundry com plate w1th appliances newly remodeled atr cond1t1oned large lot former McBrtde restdence College Rd Syr ocuse Call 614·992 6324 3 bedroom home on 4 acres of land Full basement new vmyl 11d1ng and new roo1 located on Rocksprlngo Ad appr01uma1ely 6 mmutet form Pomeroy Call 814 992 2978 alter 6 00 p m 8ecau1a of ttl nell I m offer lng my home for sole 247 Palmor St • Mrddloport, Ohio Must be aeen to be opprocloted Call 614 9923389 SPECIAL DEAl THI S WEEK ONLY Are you look1ng for a 2 bedroom overlooki ng the Ohro Rrwr With little maintenance eeglnfter home or retrrement home Can lie purchned on land con· tract Call us today #260 7699 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUilL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 ~83 Joy Skyhne 2 bdr total electriC underptnned anchored down pnvate rented lot Centenary Can ttay 1f aold Interested call 614 446 7200 after 6 OOPM 2 bdr Now Moon 82 600 Call 814 388 8711 Mobile home with barn 2 66 acres with cellar Galt 614 446 3081 1971 Soloway 2 bedroom 12•66 central atr *4 000 00 or best oflar 304 676 6252 1980 Tidwell 14•70 3 bedroom• 1'h bath total alec Book pr1ce 813,000 00 woll ncrofoce lor $11 000 00 Fleetwood trailer 66•10 w1th pull out room 8Jit10 phone 304 675 6960 alter 5 PM MOBILE HOMES MOVED tnaured reatoneble ra1e1 Call 304 676 2336 Free 6 months lot rent 78 14 x70 all electr•c central • c 304 675 39B1 1974 Cnton house tratler, 12x70 all elec good cond $5,000 00 304 895 3695 2 story home 1ull baaement detached garage. cloH to schools hosph:al grocery 3 bedrooms upata~rs. livtng room k1tchen, dining room Good n11ghborhood New roof many other Improve menta Serious inqulriet only 304 6~6 1214 Kaylor Store Bldg on lot 160•100, 7 roQml will finance 304 882 2297 or 882 2407 t 41 42 Houses for Rent Nice 3 bdr house garden US budget gao 8300 rant Ref & dep Call 614 446 3760 Small houae1or rent 3 bdr 2 both 8 300 par month plus electrtc Acroas from Blue Fountain Motel Call 614 446 1B22 col barween 5 & 10PM Mobrle Homes for Rent Tratler for rent Galllpoha Forry dopoolt and roferen cea requtred no pets phone 304 675 1887 43 Farms for Rent -------~­ Need caretaker With remo delmg 1kills Farm near Cheshoro Call 614 367 0359 6 room unfurn house uttl not turn rent $130 a month 9 Garfoold Ave Call 614 446 7544 44 2 bedrooma, unfurmthed new paint fully carpeted No instde pels DepoSit requored Call 614 992 3090 Apartment for Rant JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housmg Op,ortunlty) monthly rent starts at 8169 lor 1 bid room and 8204 for 2 bedroom depoatt 8200 located near Spnng Valley Plaza and Foodl,nd pool and Cable TV avatlable office hours aa poastble 10 am to 4 pmand 7 pmto9 pm Monday Friday Call 614 446 2745 or leave mea sage 3 bedrooms bath on larkm St Rutland Call614 992 686B Efftctency cottage S66 00 week ut1littas patd phone 304 675 3100 or 675 5509 In Potnt Pleasant 3 bed room house 304 675 4024 N1cely furnished mobile home etf apt central atr and heat in city adults only Call 614 446 0338 2 bedroom full basement AC 2317 Mt Vernon Avo. 5 225 00 month deposit Call Mrs Bu•ton 304 6752651 Dupi8Jit 2 BR refrigerator stove 663 Third Avenue $250/ month Dep Req ed Call 614 245 9595 4 room house bath. located 1 mole oH Rt 87 School bus and mad route Telephone 304 895 3868 Modern 1 bdr apt, conve mant locatton amgle per10n preferred Sec Oep Call 614 446 2055 alter 2pm FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY ntce 3 bedroom houH 9 mtles from Sho· nay 1 Po1nt Pleaaant setting on laval p~ece of ground 529 000 00 304 762 2 226 or 304 576-2441 Riverside Apts Middleport Special rates for San1or C1t1zens 81 30 Equal H ous 1ng Opportunities 614 992 7721 197714•70mobolehoma 3 bedroom, 2 baths 10>20 awning t(ing woodburner all underplnmng 88 700 Call 614 379 2798 3 bedroom bnck full base· ment garage 4 miles abo11e New Haven references re quored 304 665 2793 2 bedroom apartments New Haven WVa Newly remodeled In town 614 992 7481 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1973 Naw Mooh 12•65 2 bdr partrolly furmohed IIC woodburner cathng tan un derponnong, por~h. $5 800 Coli 614 446 9290 otter 400 One or two bedroom apart ments '" Pomeroy Fur mshed or unfurnished Rent negotiable Cell 514-992 6723 Furn11hed mobile home on pnvate lot near Centenary Adulta only no tnstde pets fuelool Coll614 446 3918 Furmshed Apartment for rent no children Available alter Oct 3 Call 614 992 2749 1979 Wondoor 14x70 3 bdr 2 baths CA extra 1n1ula· tion cerptted m1crowave clean Call 614 379 2417 or 614 379 2e41 2 bedroom furntshed washer dryer awmng No pets 8180 pluadepo11tand utohtoes Call 614 992 7479 1 and 2 bedroom furmahed apts ~for rent 1n Middleport All utolltles po1d Call 614 992 5084 1957 Landcraft houu trailer, 8x36 complete wtth lu rni1h1n g• and wood burner Ideal for huntmg camp need1 some repair proced f850 00 as 11 304 46B 161B 1983 Fl•twood, 14•70 3 2 lull baths partially furn11hed, like new Call otter 4PM 614 388 8633 - - - - - - - - - - t bdr Sell or lease opt1on to buy 2 bedroom nverfront Fire place gaa furnace alec range dtahwaaher refrlg deep freeze w11her dryer water softener frutt trHI garden Call 614 992 1343 Real Estate General October 27, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohro- ?ornt Pleasant, W Va. 1979 14a70 7'h acres located St At 326 near No 1 minea Reduced Call 614 742 2259or614 388 8472 2 bedroom refr~gera1or and stove $260 per month plus depo11t Utiht1es pa1d e"cept electnc Call 614 367 7710 2 bedroom mobile home Burdette Addn S175 00 plus uttht•es and deposit 304 676 2464 or 676 2048 2 bedroom Win door, 12•66 Refngerator and stove new c:1rpet. central air and under prnnong 15000 Call 614 367 n1o 1969 two bedroom Schultz Mobile Home 12x60 Com pletely furnished, tncludtng m1cro wave AC new carpet throughout Excellent con ditoon f6700 Call 614 992 2881 1--:-------- 10lll44 mobile home m Ma son W \«a New underaklrt ong, otepo ond doors Noods some repair Perteally fur nrohed *1360 or best offer Muot soli Coli 304 372 3766 or 304 372 6266 1972 12•65 Schultz mo bile home with 7x1 1 u panda, wood burner etr cond waahtr dryer elt ap phances ltvlng room sutte d1n1ng room IUtte bedroom su1te 2 porches underpan n1ng 304 882 2e86 33 Farms for Sale By owner 93 acres 6 year old house, 2,200 oq It, 4 bedroom 2 baths 24•36 g~rage, mineral, Southside w v. 304 876 2034 34 Busmess Burldmgs Apt bulldtng for sale 1n Middleport Contact John or Vocky at 614 797 4860 35 lots & Acreage 2 lots 1n Vtnton water avedable Franta on street Call 614 388 8343 Farm for Ntll no house 8 acr.es 2 barns county water So oepllc tonk Coli 614 379 2268 8 son 304 675 1972 For rent smaU furnished apartment Pt Pleasant References No Pets 304 675 1366 Pubhc Sale & Auct1on to Offrce Vmton. Oh 1 bdr apt for rtn1, laundry room. f226 mo plus dop Close to HMC traah & water paid Coli 814 446 3474 N1ce 1 and 2 br apartmentl downtown 304 675 2218 •8 6 2 bedroom ground floor apt downtown Po1nt Pleaaan1 304 B96 3450 61 46 Space for Rent Second floor office Court St, Ponwroy acron from Court Houu Corpatondolr UOO per month Coli deyo e 14 992 20114 or atop ot Clor~· 1 Jewelry Pomoroy JIM'S FARM EQUIMENT CENTER St Rt 35W Gallrpohs, Oh. PH 446-0351-446-97n FOI SAlE 50 good used tractors, corn PICkers, corn boxes, 3-NH grinder mixers, partmg out tractors • gas and diesel. Used ~rts for MF 2D- Ford BN-9N-6000 lD-35-50-65-136-165 IH·H·M-240 n Ohver 60-66Com lete lrn6 of Krn Kutter 8 e ur ment Pubhc Sale & Auct1on MEIGS FLEA FAIR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE Rock Sprmgs Fa111rounds, Rts. 7 &33, Pomeroy, OH. FRI., SAT. & SUN., NOV. lr 2 & 3 Free parkrng and entrance Free camprng and hook-ups for everyone. Camp the weekend for fun Churches & orpn1zat1ons sell Free. all lepl products welcome. Brrng your yard sale, baud goods and candy. Animals welcome. No reservatrons needed 614-446-7037 arrangements Come early & browse Thrs week we w1ll have Amsrrcan made tools from a local hardwate store We have new and used merchandise DOOR PRIZES Auctioneer: Fm1s Isaac 614-388-9370 Antique Aucton - Nov. 2nd If you are mteresteed 1n selling your anbques and collectrbles call for more 1nformabon Starling Nov 9 sale trme wrll begrn at 6 00 PM PATRIOT AUCTION BARN From Galhpolrs. take Route 141 , turn left onto Route 775, turn r1ght onto Palrrot Cadmus Road Watch for s1gns look for merchand1ssl Try tbe Patnot Aucbon Barnl We have all types of new and used merchand1se - appll ances furniture antiques and collectors 1tems SomethIng for everyone! SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7·00 P.M Door Pnzes Grven Weekly Consignments accepted from I 00 5:00pm <Jl Saturday Have somethm& rou wanl lo selll Contact Marlin Wede meyer Auctioneer Arrangements for p1ckup serv1ceava1l able Barn and Aucl1oneer ava~lable for Public Auct1ons 011 con tract Conlract rncludes hauling and transportrn& all merchandise Res1dent and Busmess Auct1on Serv1ce also available MARLIN WEDEMEYER~AUCTIONEER PATRIOT AUCTION BARN CHRISTMAS SALE ALL NEW MERCHANDISE allrtems Lrm1ted Guarantee on PARTIAL LISTING Cabbage Patch Twms ard dolls b1 cycles , transformers colonial phones,1ewelry lamps Salurn robols wash bowl & prtchers bells van ely clocks brass cusp1dor )am boxes trucks color TV brass halllrees, and much more Somelhmg for Everyone, Young ard Old The eas1est way to Chnstmas shop rs at the Patnot Auction Barn We have savrngs on all your favonte Chnstmas Grits DOOR PRIZES Shop With us 011 November 1, 1985 at 7 00 p M MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 - 388-8249 AUCTION 18 moles northwost of Gallipolis Oh on Rt 160 or 71\mlles north ol Roo Grondt on AI l251o ISAAC'S AUCTION I«JUSE 1n Vinton Oh Corner of 125 .. d 160 Saturday, Nov 2, 1986 At 10 00 AM ANriQUES - COllECTIBLES -GLASSWARE FU~NITURE Ook cane botlom hogh chaor (convert to rocker) cane bottom chold s rockong chaor maple and oak childs 1ock1ng chaor woth doll bed ~I )Outh chaors walnul taonhng chaw tern slands braS! and mar~e llower stand 121 galeleg lables Duncan Phyle dro Pleal table 3 legged gun ~ock lab~ walnut ~ld ong doreclors cha1rs rush cha1r. 3pc hardwood veneer bedroomsu1te (bed dres ser vamty) other tables & dHitrS GLASSWARE CarnOYal glass onllescence "'"' r'"e spoder ~aS! depressoon etched china cobolt lush porcelaon Germany Auslroa Noppon Bavanan Czechoslovakoa jJessed glass Shawneepotlerj Wavecresl MISCEllANEOUS Lamps. ~ctu1es waH ~'"'" coffee gnnde! cardIa bles wash boar~ ~ocelj scales stra1hl razor! haor d~pers brass can die ho~OIS lOWell I!WeWy lxlxes beaded pulse con pu~es, mrror.; dresse< set. lrunk on llunks perlume decanters compacts SCISSOB ll"own~ camera seovng tray vases figumes pen se1s New HavM c~c.\ ch~a base e~tr~ doclo IJiadruple por~an lned coffee pol McGuffey 2nd reader drawng kn~e !Jolro:lo! Phlm r!do Uberty Bell hghLIU!i'. lroh maH SIIIOter melllloys AUCTIONER S NOTE lh1s IS I partrol llsllna. llort llltchahdlst will be conuncm Anyonelntttat1td '" otllln&lhtlr antlquts and collecllbles call for 11oro 1nlor111111on POSITIVE I 0 - CASH -lUIICH Not respons1blo for ote~dents or 1t101s oherlhoraro sold INSPECTION Oar ol Salt-FIGm 100 1m ISAACS AUCTION SERVICE-16141111-9370 AUCTIONEER F1nls lsuc-CLUK iar1lyn ltuc PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1985 10:00 A.M. Th1s rs the personal property of Wendell & lena Hooper They have moved to a rest home Locatron of aUction 1s about halfway between Darwrn & Albany, Ohro on St Rt 681 "HOUSEHOlD Colonc gas range 11 yr old) Amana lrosl free refrigerator lreezer combmaiiOn Kenmore eleclnc dryer mce Maytag wnnger washer Coldspol chesllreezer lull new V«Jod &coal Suburban slave 1011 away bed !able & 4 chaors couch & chair new Eureka upnght sweeper mel aI cabmt G E rein geraor lois ol new Pillows lmens and m1sc d1shes pol & pans ch1ilerobe f edar chesl Pictures electnc healer lamps clocks & more 'ANTIQUE OR COllECTORS ITEMS" Oak dressers w/morrors songJe 1ron hosp1tal bed, double 1ron bed Jenny lynn bed oak lied lrunk oak PICiure lrames dressmaker lorm m1rrors stands green tml o1llamp Beech nut melal box quilts washboard locks sewmg basket slra~ght razo1s Aladdin lamp sa:! 1rons green & brown crocks brown crock Pilcher oak rocke1 wooden dlaors and more MISC.' Alum step la:lders 1 yr ~d lawp mower m~:c lools ll10es shovels saws & etc 1. cameras Chr~lmas decorations and lois more OWNERS-WENDELL & LENA HOOPER Cash Posrtrve I D Eats 949 2033 992-7301 Dan Smrth-Auctroneer Dale Johnson-Apprentrce Not respoosrbls for accldlllls or loss of p!Optny P1cken1 U1ed Fwn1ture Oak china cloHt with claw feet Oak rocker 9 pc Duncan File dinning room suit Tre die Smger IBWing mach1ne Old oak bid Coli 304 676 6438 or 875 1460 Merchandise S1 67 Mi.c. Merchandise Household Goods .• LAYNE S FURNITURE • ~faa and chatrs priCed from • S2B5 to S896 Tables $50 -Md up to $125 Hide a ; lnlds, 6390 and up to • S550 sofa bids 8145 Flecloners 6225 to $375 tamps from 628 to $125 pc d1nettes from $109 to 435 7 pc 5189 and up Wood table wtth SIX chatrs $285 ro 6745 Desk 5110 up to 6225 Hutches $650 Bunk bed complete w11h mattresses $275 and up to 5';195 Baby bids $110 Mattresses or box apnngs tqll or twtn $63 ftrm $73 ' and S83 Queen se" $225 4" dr chests 849 5 dr c~ests $59 eec~ frames, 520 and $25 10 gun Gun Cfbmuts $350 Gas or electric ranges 6376 Baby rTjattrosseo $26 & $36 bed lrames $20 626 So $30 kmgframe $50 Goodselec tton of bedroom suites rockers metal cabmets, hbadboards S 36 So up to $65 ' lb:ed Fur01ture Bedroom so Ita 1 set of tables dresser & bed metal off1ca desks 3 miles out Bulavtlle ~,d Open9amto6pm Mon thru Sat 614 446 0322 1-- - - - - - - - Applo buohel fruits Market II!!!~?.~?e Apple II E tncludea mouae 80 column cerd, disc dnve. le11 than 1 year old beauti ful cond 81 200 00 Applo Logo II $60 00 Applo Poscol1 2 $BO 00 Applo II C diSC diiVI $200 00 Scribl Printer 8200 00 Call 304 675 6700 Pure bred rat terrier pup plot Bob tallad $50 Call 614 268 1467 """'" or weekend• Tn-county Sport Shop now Opon, Sp11ng Volley Plaza Mon Frl 9 30 7 00 Sot 9 30 6 00 Sun 12 006 00 Call 614 448 2336 Couch So choir goodcond So one complete set of bunk bods Call 614 38B 9629 Forewood $36 PU load shredded bark 125 PU load hardy evorgaen ohrubo $10 landscaping & trlmm1ng 2 m1 N of Sliver 8rodge Upper Rt 7 Ohoo Coli 614 446 4530 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refngera tots ranges Skaggs Ap pOances Upper Rtver Rd bestde Stone Crest Motel 6l4 446 7398 Rogolted Pit Bull Tonier puppoeo Champion blood line 1100 eoch Coli 614 446-2491; Doberman 3 mo• ears clopped, shoto n 50 Coli 614 256-1991 Peek·A-Poo PHk puppoes Call 814 992 6013 Two famalea one male 8oegle, Mowrey Upholstery 304 875 4164 Roglotored purebred Boo glas. grown end pupa 304 8911 3938 Roglllered Bluetlck fltmolo 2Y.t years old will tree own Coon 304 6711 1070 67 1 gufurnacet160 2roomt of carpet hkonew $100 Call 614 446 1616 or614 446 1243 Vell,;ty Furniture new & uied Large sectton o1 qual ' tty furnit ure 1216 Eastern Aye Galhpohs Wood It Coal s1ovt hke new Call 614 446 9863 Bach Stradavariua trumpet 304-882 3727, uk for Jim (8~00 Electnc range $66 gas rahge $95 elocmc dfller $85 auto washer $95 1\.fayteg wnnger washer $ i 25 refr $95 lreezer ACA 19 block & white TV S 150 small dry 8 95 GE, $60 anttque kitchen cup ~lectnc range $125 Skoggl board pull out enomol top $160 Call 614-367 7143 :;Appliances Uppar R1var Ad Gfllopohs 'E lectric range 665 gas Gym Poe 16000 Kimbell i ange $95 electrtc dryer poono Call 814 3e7 0639 ~65 auto washer $96 Meytag vmnger washer Wrtnger waaher. butcher ~$, 25 rafr $96 freezer block table sp1nn1ng wheel. o$150 small dry S95 GE mloc Call 614 3e7 0369 -electriC rang e $125 Skaggs 50 per coni offl Floshong A,pphances Upper R1ver Ad oGollopolos OH Call 614 44E arrow 11gn1 $2691 11 liphted non arrow $247 Unhghtad ?~98 81 ~9 !Free lenerslf See • ~tuntrv style oak furnttura tqcally L1m1tad quanttty Hurryi11B0Di423 1063 hand cra1ted and ftnished a'llt:ique reproductions Paul Conkel At 7 Tuppers Ftre wood for sale •86 cord delivered 860 pockup Call P.lams 614 742 2473 Sofa apd matchtng cha~r For sale cheerleader me L•ke new Make fme Chrtst m•s gtft Also swtval rocker JOre«e and footblll unt like new Call 614 992 forma 1n school colora for Ce.bbaga Patch K1d1 V111 7~44 and MIIIBrCOird ICCIPied Whirlpool S1de by S•da Ro Phone 614 99ji! 7532 froyeretor $12 6 Call 614 H and A 22 caliber 9 ohot 992 2762 after 5 00 p m revolver. $75 22 colrber 8 "thot revolvar made•n ttaly 850 lncludao holotoro Coli 53 Ant1ques 614 742 2187 4 ptecea of wtc~er Rocker, 1 --------~ planter magazu\e table and , lamp table 1920• 9•12 Oroenlal rug All on o•collenr condnoon Cell 614 992 ~39_5_ 5 _ _ __ , 11 Ant1que nino piece room sutte has a lot earvtng must sea to c1ate One of e k1nd 304 896 3666 dmmg of mea appre $676 Beautiful anttque btrds eve maple bedroom ! Utte sle1gh lied highboy chell w)th rturror dresser wtth mtrror deok m~rror $750 8953686 • USED niES 13 14. 15 16. 16\\ INCH s4.00 to sa.oo ALL TIRES GUARANTEED TO PASS ROAD INSPECTION Sl 256-6251 Rl 218-8 Milts Gallipolis Ohro 45631 , 992· 2259 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, OCT. 27, 1985 2:00 P.M. TO 5 P.M. 446-3636J~ 16141 992 3325 NEW LISTING - 3 yr old b1 level 4 BRs family rm central heat sundeck for mal d1nmg m Baums Sub 01V NEW LISTING - SYRA CUSE - Small 7 rm home bemg renovated N1ce level lg klt & 2 porches Askmg rust $16 ODD NEW LISTING - 2 BR carpeted home near grocery 1n Middleport Carporl gas furnace and m good repa1r Only $1B 000 UTILE HOUSE -One lloor lg level lot 2 DRs panelmg,_ carpeting & carport w1th utll1ly ' NICE OlDER - In good cond1t10n w1lh range rehog carpetmg sl01m wmdows hoi wate1 heal near the court house 20 s INVESTMENT - Buy lh1s one and renovate Ia su11 yoUISell near Middleport stores THIS IS THE MOST CONVENIENT lDCATION IN THE CITYI NEAR CHURCHES SCHOOLS DOWNTOWN SHOPPING APPEAliNG 4 BEDROOM 2'h BATH HOME HAS FORMAL DIN lNG ROOM EQUIPPED KITCHEN $4B 500 DON T OVERlOOK THIS - BEST BUY IN GALliA COUNIY 1 AN OUTSTANDING VAlUE THIS CUSTOM TOP QUALITY RANCH IS PR ICED BElOW MARKET TO SELL QUICKLY' 3 BEDROOMS 2 BAT HS OAK CABINETS RANGE REFRIGERA TOR SNACK SAP IN ~ ITCHEN BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM DRAP ES BYTOPE S FUllY CARPETD FIVE ACRES CITY SCHO OL SY SE M $54 000 RESTORE THIS BEAUTIFUl OlD COlONIAl BRICK AND SAVE A BUNDLE' 4 BE DROO MS 2STORY SURROUNDED BY TREES APPROX 7 ACR ES $37 500 Will SELL ON LAND CONTRACT WITH $5 000 DOWN PAYMENT BALANCE AT 10% INTER EST CITY SCHOOl SYSTEM Sue Helen Vi~&~l & Bruce Housing Headquarters 1------.,.....,.-=--:.._=----::-----Real Eatate General Ask Yourself Th11 Question-Then List With •Wtllts T Leadtngham Realtor Ph Home446, !15J;g. $18 000 AND IT IS NICE< 2 RFnonoM FRAME HO rtf HAS A 2 ACRES GARAGE AND AREA SOlD UTBLOG KY<IR CREEK COUNTRY STYlE HOME WANT OUT1 THEN BE SURE TO SEE THI S ONE OWNER 3 BEDROOM 21h BATH TRilEVEl f~M • L Y ROOM HOBBY ROOM FORMAL DINING AND LIVI I LOTS Of EXTRAS BAY WINDOW WINDOW SEAl S """" ' HERRY KITCH EN CABINETS OVER AN ACRE $59 000 SOlD STURDY - 65 yr old 2 story lull basem ent fo1mal d1nmg and smalllamoly rm lg lot w1th 2nd rental Gas F A furnace FREE PARKING Murphy, M1ijoo Roush WHY SEnLE FOR THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? KYGER CREEK AREA -DOUBLE WIDE HOME I N EXCEL LENT COND HA S 3 BEDROOMS 1h BATH 2 CAR lOCK GI\R AGE 2 YR OlD BLOCK CEllAR HOU SE 2 ACRES $34 500 In 'Jery good cond1hon Corru r lol apprux l 1h acms level la1d Melal ba 1 45 x45 8 oooon home 3 bedrooms 1 ba lhrooms. approx 1750 sq tt ol lov ng sp;;ce nod kolch en f1reptace basement rural wa te1 system famoly type home close lo g1ade school Ph01e now lor 1ppomtment #633 lAKE DRIVE - RIO GRAN DE - PRESTIGIOUS FAMILY HOME 4 BEDROOM RANCH BASEMENT DECK NEARLY SURROUNDS HOME ON 6 BEAUTIFU l ACRES $95 000 49ACRES- JUST OUTSIDE CITY- BEAUTIFUl WOODS SOME TillABlE lAND COMFORTABLl 3 BEDROOM HOME PERFECT RETREAT' $65000 BUY WITH $15000 DOWN PAYMENT BAL ANCE AT 10%FOR 20 YEARS FREE NATURAL GAS - 140 ACRES 10 moles from Gallopohs- lols of Raccoon Ct~k ll,onl,aijC·-aiJPr~• 60 '"" lollablc and lobacco base Noce 40 xll\1 oc1 ns 3 BR home wolh llee nal01al gas Ia heal you1 home wo illo and cook your lood l ois ol huol lrees Noce counlry • " '""" See ll•s one BEAUTIFUl HOME lJ acres- 151ollab e - approx lJOO sq H lovogspace Br~rH1II Sl~e ana cooar ou~Kie coveron~ JU rooms 4 bearooms 3 bath! PRECIOUS ACREAGE ON RT 35 NEAR STAJE HIGHWAY PATROL STATION 16 ACRES SUITABLE FOR RESIDENTIAl OR COMMER GIAL PRESENTLY HAS l STORY FRAME HOME WITH FUll BASE MENT GARAGE IN GOOD OONDITION ASKING $74 000 OWNER Will CONSIDER LOWER OFFER1 modem and lully eqUipped k«chen real beam ce1hng !from Uncn Cenlral Columbus! 1 car ll'rage ~rge screened 1n back porch wlh ba1becue ocated mGreen 4wp close lo Galipols lOIS more Musl see Call now lor appo~lment Mill CREEK - VERY PRFnv oRICK HAS BREEZEWAY EQUIPPED EAT IN KIH HRAl AIR CO ND AI !ACHED GARAGE NEAR\ <ACH ES $59 ~0 .lvrn,ONE YOUR HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL US!I SOl 0 FABUlOUS VIEW - RU ST'"s o"io · HOME 3 BEDROO MS FAMLY ROOM DE CK PAll L cRES SU PER BU Y AI $28 BOO ' BRICK HOME - 25 ACRES - In counlly- 7 rooms 4 bed rooms 2 ba th s heal pulf'll Sleel doors double ~ass roll w1ndows counlry kolchen w1lh lois & lois ol cab1nels Full ba semen! hnoshed Oulsode buoldmgs one 8h x1B one B d2 one 9 x12 18 assorl ed lru 111ees Ma ny ~her lea lures See ol now only $59 !l!O00 #642 NEW ON THE MARKET ' ' Ideal home lor lamoly 7 rons 3 betloooms 1 balhs' modern kolch• 1 Nce landsca ped lot Counly wal e1 and sewe1 Gil~ sc\ olj drstnct Call lor more nlormat1on N1ce home Thrs eneray effrcrent home located near employment and shopp1n1 center 3 to 4 bed rooms, aood closet and storsae space . Gas heat Was pnced at $29.500. owners want a qurckSale have reduced prrce to $28.500 #340 Wiseman Real Estate Agency 4U-3644 BRICK RANCH ON 16 ACRES SilO 000 - 4 OR 5 BtD ROOMS FAMILY ROOM OFFICE OR DEN 2 COMPLETE KI TCHENS NICE BARN SUITABlE FOR HORSES VERY NI CE" SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT VINTON COURT IN CITY -~~\.\)110 TH REE BEDROO M HOME HAS GAS FURNACE ~v oKT FE NCED LAWN BUlAVIllE ROAD -~ICE 3 BEDROOM HOME fill SBE AUTI FUL PI CTURE WINDOW HOME RECENTlY REDECO RATED An ACHED GARAGE FENCED LAWN TO PROTECT THE KIDS ANO PETS PRICE D TO SEll AT $43 000 JUST LISTED' •1 '' . HOM£ IN THE COUNTRY : , ,, 1 '~'"' hou11 wnh 3 or pos"bly 4 bedoooms kolchen wolh buollon, cabo rels Slorm won dows and doors l ocaled on ~ate hogh~aj • Pncetl al $39 DOD Woll con ~de r lrade Call lor an appoontmenl 1 now OWNER FINANCING - HANDVMAN SPECIAl Make us an offer B100m home on Ihe Heal ~y Addrton loB dwelt 4 bedrooms buoH m cabonets dbl slsonk shng~ rool110od orwal heater app~ 1rees ~de porch rural waler system Call us oow 11622 42 ACRES IN COUNTRY • 5 1ooms 1emodek!d home me lu01 halh loon I PilCh llroiiEd well wnh electr~ pump Paneled wal 5 Calpelongand lono Hu(fy PI ted $26900 - Reel Estate General GRFAT lDCATION FOR A NEW HOME Sprong Valley Subd•ISon Two large o~ each lol os 1018 by 171 2 clly wale< clly sewer and nalural gas are ava~ob~ Spec1al lhs week call nail #456 SWIMMING POOl IN GROUND Block basement started - Mobo~ home pad 2 seplt lanks Rural wale< system Columbus & Soulhern Oho Electrt large level lot Wou~ you loe lo buold your own home' Basemenl al1eady blocked up See lhG property nail #639 r-----------t (AUAHAN USED TIRE SHOP iaW.J Y,O Canaday Realty 1975 Ford School Bus with no frame for 1118 Good condotlon $250 Mull bl moved •IT'med1ately Cell 614 992 2969 Spartan radto with schemat 1cs good cond best offer Coli 614 446 2164 Mainl~ POME Phone 1 YOU ONLY GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR Alto u• for solo 2yoero old t500 Coli 614 74~ 2882 E 216 E 2nd St Golfcorttrooler 7X7tlltbed mo11eeble tracks wtth fold down rampt Also could be used for genden tractors off road vehicles, large cycle• 2000 lb capacity Aolung $660 booko lor t1 200 May trade Call 7pm 10pm 614 446 2745 Mollohan Furniture Rt 7 kanauga 1 yr froe l1nance Call 614 446 7444 6 pc wood hv1ngr oo m sutte CROS!l & SONS U S 35 Well Jackson Ohoo 614-286 6451 Masaay Ferguson New Holland Buoh Hog Sales & Service Over 40 used tractors to choose from &. complete hne of new & used equipment Largest select1on •n S E Ohto Spaclll10% d11count on all pans for cash sales only until Nov 16 REAlTORS Henry E Cleland Jr GRI 992-6191 Joan Trussell 949 2660 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 985 4466 w RUSTIC Hill - Modem one floor 6 rm s pl us oH ce J BRs lamoly 1m 12xl9 relrogera lor stove wash e1 & d1yer don ong areaand 2 porches 10 yrs old Musical Instruments 12.&0 Schult corner lot Crown City 81 Monte Carlo aor power ult Coli 61 1444 or 304 676 1328 C'Cu nty Appliance Inc G'ood used appliances and TV sots Open SliM to &PM ,I'Aon thru Sat 614 446 '1 699 627 Jrd Avo Galh pOios OH All "onet1es 85 00 Now Open dolly All vegetablea Jacka Rt 36 Hendoroon Corn fed freezer blef 304 e75 4182 Co~ K01naord AKC Rogollored miniature Dochohund puppleo 9 - k • 11 00 block & 1., Call 614 379 2273 Cottle man 1 Special 250 lb protem blocks $31 26 ea found only 11 Brdwell Cash Feed Store 614 368 9688 Farm Equipment 268 1584 Bulld•ng material concrete blocks all oizao. lontllo, flu blocl<o cloy tile Oollvory Golhpolls Blook Co , Plno St Golllpollo Ohio Call 614 44e-27B3 K1ng size waterbed book case headboard with mtr row $75 00 304 6767991 Hou1e coal Lump & ltoker ZonnCooiCo Coll614 446 140B For sale ortrade 1977 lA, ton Chevy PU 360 eng1ne 1uto trona Call614 446 3243 1-:-:-------- Queen ttze htde a bed Early American with matching ::arpu:et::::.:•:ll chalf Full IIZB trad1teonal hide a bed Phone 304 675 breed groomong Indoor outdoor boordlng folcllltloo 6829 English Cockllr Sp.,ool 368 9790 SURPLUS regular army co moufloge. denim clothing Dragonwynd Cattery Ken boots peck• acce11orte1 nel CFA Hlmolly.,, Porolon Camouflage tnaulated cove ralls 830 00 k1d1 camou· ond S11m11e khtens AKC Chow pupplos Coli 446 !logo all slzoo S.m Some 3B44 oftor 7PM rvilla Eut Ravenswood Junction Independence Road·Oid At 21, Fn Sot, Roglotered 2 yr old fltmol Sun, 1 00 7 00 PM Froo Brittony Sponlel oloo e mo dehvery Potnt Pleuant area. old moll pup Coli 814 24!i 9648 304 675 3334 4 61 or Trade 1 - -- - - - The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-D-3 trucl< load 8100, 2-•tBO Pickup load you haul •111 "c cond Call 614 367 HEAP accepted Call 614- 1_7_1_3_4_ _ _ _ _ __ 245 6B04 For ule Sp1net Console Farm Supplies P1ano Bargam Wanted Rea HouH coal lump & stoker pons1bla party to take over & Liv es tock ZlnnCooiCo Coll814-446- low monthly payments on 1-::-:--::---::---:-~= 1408 oplnet poono Con be seen 61 Farm Equipment locally Wrote Credot Man M"lld hardwood slobs n 2 ogor p 0 Bo• 537 Shelby per bundlo. contolnlng IP ville, IN 46176 Gnnder m~>er wrth oholler pro• tY, ton, fob Ohio 1 - - -- - - - - - elactronoc ocala HD PTO Polloi Co Pomeroy Ohio Kimball Whotnay poano for good cond Call 614 246 Phone 614-992 6461 ulo 11200 Coll614 742 s193 6 ton Umted Farm wagon 1 1 2862 --.....:..:.----runmng geara Naw Idea - - - - - - - -12010 J 0 tractor woth 511 manure apreader 8495 6 h buohhog 83 895 Somploc 55 Build1ng Supplies heavy duty pull typo buoh itY garden tractor wtth plow hog 8395 Call 614 286 58 FrUit I d1sc cultrvator harry cy~tle 6522 & Vegetables bor $395 Cell 614 286 BUikhng Matenals 6522 Block. brick. sewer p1p11 window• llntela. etc Cloude W1ntero, Rio Orondo, Potatoea rad Pont1acs Ken nlbec'o, 85 00 bushel Real Estate General 0 Coli 614-246-51,1 $7 00 hundred Call 614 Used ltorm door, good cond 826 304-675 6676 :pe Musical Instruments Story&. Clart console pta no Ben s Ltvestock trailers Hurncane WV 304 7576644 or 76 7 6399 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 6 2 Ohve St Galltpohs New • &-used wood coal sto11es 6 wood LA su1te 8399 .bunk bods 6199 antron • rtchners $99 new &: used : bedroom su ttes ranges • "'Vrtnger washers 8r shoes • New l11mgroom suites $199 : &599 lamps also buy1ng cpal & wood stoves Call ·61 4 446 3159 ·- . \ Sofa loveseat carpet and drapes. off wh1te green and gold all 8699 00 304 862 2232 or B82 3764 Heavy duty 4xB utlhty troller 304 882 3236 Trader spaces. amal child ron occepted Rt 1 out Locust Rood blck of K & K 304 675 1078 Farm Equipment about lo11ng Welght7 Contact Glorta Grato Rt 2. Bo• 2B2. Laton WV 25253 304 882 3152 Newly remodeled off1ce space located at 220 East Main St Pomeroy Butldmg has 1300 square feet of down sta~rs floor space and 1s available for 1mmed1ate oc-cupancy Length of lease to sutt tenant Amount of runt IS negottable Cai1614 992 6232 or 614 992 5767 1-:-::-:::---:---::--- 00 P Consrgnments taken on Saturdays 12-6 M or call anytrme through the week to makear- November 1, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. For rent wh:h opt1on to buy 4 bedroom, 2 car garage built In kitchen large lot rent UU 00, 8100 00 dop<>sit Sale price UII.OOO 00 or on lond contract with down pay mont Now Hoven, call 304 882-2e88 Furnished 3 rooms & bath clean, no pets odulto n1f & dopoolt Call 814 446 1519 Ser~ous 'COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of P_omeroy large lots Call 6.14 992 7479 For rent SIHping Roomo end light MUM kHping rooma Part Central Hotel Call e 14 446 0766 Dealers Wanted · Space starts at $4.00 per day rndoors or out Includes tables rndoors. electnc & water outdoors Flush to1lets and hot showers. R1~11 tal s 1300 o month, pluo utilities Clean will kept 3 BR home City school dlllrlct Depoolt & Ra! needed Call 614 245 9535 Furnlohed opt 2 bdr 131Y, 4th Golllpolil, t195 WltOr paod Call 446 4416 altar 7PM Sewong Mochi ne ond 1 fon 11hong machmo Call 614 949 2537 ~entngs Furnished Rooms Beautrful grounds and buildmas. capable of berng the largest and best flea market rn Southeastern Ohio. Help build 1t From GallipOlis take Rt 141. turn left onto Rt. 775 turn nght onto Patnot Cadmus' Road Watch for s1gns Hou111 for Rent 46 64 29· 4 S1nger Leather Sew111g Machtne Landla Model E Firewood cutup slaba. 1 L•rge treoler space for rent 54 M1sc. Merchandise on Bulavtlle Add 1aon Rd ----~---~ol l6143670232or614 446 4265 TONY S GUN REPAIRS, hot dop rebluemg, all types of gunolnrth work fiiiiiNice 20 acres farm land lor cash 304 6'75 4831 rent Cell 513 323 4747 2 bdr opt • good locotlon radecoroled utilities pertly paod Coli 304 8711 llt04 or 304 676-5386 Furn1ahed anic apt utlltlea paid f1 76, 919 2nd &hire both men proferrod Coli 446 4416 after 7PM Antrquea -----'----~ Furnlohod 3 roomo. .,.th, ~pper duplox. newly deco· rated, prlvote. oduko, 304 675 2661 Upsta1rs unfurnished apt carpeted all utihtlea paid no children no pets Call 814 446 1637 63 Space for Rent Mobtle home lot 12 •60 or smaller S75woterpaod 4th & Neol Gallopolos Call 445 4416 after 8PM In Mlddlepof1, Ohio. 2 ...d room fumlohed eportment 1 304-882-251111 2 br apartments 1n Hender Lots100•150 Buffalo Put nam County on Rt 62 No reaaonabla offer refused Owner flnonced 304-768 7686 41 Lorge 2 bdr opt 2 both fully carpeted rafrig & llove 11 Court St U25 mo ref & dep Call 1114 446 4928 Apartment for Rent Last Flea Market thrs season. D•lers loaded wrlh grft rdeas, old and new 614/245-5152--614/388-8249 2 level lots for uta Greer Rd 7 mll11 from town 304 875 58B9 44 Apartment for Rent APARTMENTS mobole homes houaes Pt Pleasant and Golhpohs 614 446 B221 ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE next Post ~n SALE TIME SAT., 7:00 'P.M. State Route 160, 44 46 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Pornt Pleasant, W Va NEW LISTING - 'OWNER TRANSFERRED' Attractrve Brrck Ranch- City School DrstrrctDouble lot rn excellent ner&hborhood Well arranaed, 3 bedrooms wrth 1V. beths. fireplace, handsome krtchen, dmina area, patro. ut1hty room. 11111 storap room alii 2car prage Th1s home is In aood condrtron - mlnrmum mamtenance and low fuel brlls. Not many hke rt on today's market $65,0000 #117 Wiseman Real Estate Agency 446-3644 LU~URIOUS $15,000 AUDRY F CANADAY AEAlTO~ IIAIY FlOYD REAlTOR. ~3333 EUNICE NIEHII REALTOR ® ·--::- ~11197 25 LOCU$T STRUT. G~LliPOLIS, OHIO Counly eslale w1t h 3 lnd~na slme t o~ep•ce ncludmg one m a master sune 4 br lotal 21h balhs 111 ac1es moreoliess Jusl short j istance lrom Gall poi~ Th5 cuslombuoH log home lealu1es near~ 3700 sq It of beaullful~ deco~aled and well p~n ned l~1ni llunn~g l~ong and don~g area w«h beaulriul hardwood floors The ave ~ k~chen ~ lui~ equopped and desogned lor convemenre Cenhal heal ng and aor Mached garage Includes 5 room caretaker home 11610 • �~ Page-D-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel -- -- ~ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. October 27, 1985 October 27, 1985 .. 71 61 Farm Equipment of>olo buildings, Now Holland 364 grinder and lizM availabMt. JO•t-6761 mixer. Used very little. E'lc 3981 . oond, 304-273-4215. TwO John Deere A tractor . New Idea model 323, one 1973 Bronco tSOO.OO . row corn picker. Call 814- Phono 304·896·3471 . 61 9~0 · di ese l. $2,996.00 . New Idea 310 corn plckor, 82,500 .00 . Case Siders Equipment. Hender- scn, phono 304-676-7421. 446-256-1144. Real Estate General BLACKBURNREALTY Farm Equipment --- Uke new, 2 bottom 14 inch. 3 point turning plow; one 1 64 62 Wanted to Buy bottom 14 Inch 3 point 3 regilt- Jtrtov; 1 bull, 6 plow; John Deere Model H montha old; 15 month old heHer, due March 88 .Jeraey milk cow. 4 yeera old. due manure apreader, good, $260.00; now 5 11. 3 point brush hog, $400.00; new 8 ft. greder blade 3 point $160.00; now 4 fl . blodo 3 point, UOO.OO; new plg pole, $115 .00; 3 point potato plow, $70.00; Owan generator and motor out of a motor harM, 1160.00; Unl· ven:al propane conatruction hoatorlargo b.t.u.. $1 50.00; Doc. 85. 304·576·2060. 64 Hay & Grein Cottlemon's Spoclal250 lb. prot lin blocks $31 .25 oo. found only at BidWell Cuh Food Store, 614-368-9688. 2 ootnmerclal fans·for greei't· houso ..- buildings, .•75.00 Hoy for ule. Coil 814·379eoch. Robert Hilt. 5th and 2424. Elm St. , Racine, Ohio. 814· 949-2013. Real Estate General Hay & Grain Mlxod bolod hoy, t1.00 . Coil 814-949·2178. 200 Ford 82,:1110, No. 7 Cun Pickor '425. 40 11. 1978 Novo. In good condi· olovetor t471. Coli 814· lion. with new tires. No 446-9528. I roooon- oflor refused . can 114-949-2849. 8 .month -akl block Rog. ' - - - - ' ' - ' - - - Ouoner horN coH. Ho hoo 1 1979 AMC Spirit. 4 cyl., 4 good afze & chpoaitktn and 1 Jpeed, good condition . isouto!SuporChlx.•4oo. •1200. Coli 614 -992cau 614·241·1181 1. 8510. 1 GREEN TOWNSHIP- 150 acres m/1, approx. 40 acres hllable,tobacco barn, drrvethru s!ed, metal c a~le barn. App rox _~ acre lake on propert,. $8.000 - II ACRES - CiiESHIRETWP.Vacant lan d, sept~ tank on property Call for more Information. THIS HOME HAS A LOT TO . Bnck and stone Cape Cod style home lures living room _ with beamed ceilings, woodburner, burlt-rn bookcases, kitchen with eye-level oven, dinette, 3 ~dnioms, 2 baths, storm windows, double garage city school ~istrict, niceneighborhood. Call lor an appoinment. Autos for Sale 1_ 981 Cougar XR-7, auto. '79 Corvette, exc cond, low a1r, tHt, V-8, cruiH, power milot, coli 304-675-6455 · wlndcww, tubo whaela. Coli aftor 6:00 PM. 1955 Doocto, Homl onglno, ps, pb. automatic trena .• nJnt good. Wilt taka *B&O. 304·896-3688. - 814: 367·0632. 77 Mu11._ng new pana. new 1973 Mercury Merqulollo· tlonwagon. $996 . Coli o~or 5 p.m.. 304-875-2238. 1978 Oldt Cuotomor tires. new •paint, e"cellent CruiHr, good transporta· thlpe, t2,000. Call 614· ~on . Coil 61 4·446-7339"' 268-8417 . .? 814-446-4689 . 1~Pontlac Alire. Coil 1977 C•price Clasalc white 614-446·3449. 1880 Otds Delta Royole. on blue, body exc. cond .. runs like new. All power. Fiero Crui11 control, AM·FM rl · caU814-448 ·1766. dio, AC, 4 door, low mi leage. Call 814-992 -3839 u 814-892-2428 evenings. 12,000 mi. , mint cond., 4111d. Cell814·446· 8273 or 814-446·4094. 1980 Hondo Accord hatch· back 5 speed, AM -FM 1974 Chevrolet· Coprlco CJIHttt 1ttreo. 4 apeakar1, Claulc 8325 or bell oHar. 1975 MGB. 2 lops. Runs good. 11395 or bell oHar. caii614-949·22BB . exterior aitver, interior red, 29,987 actual miles, one Can . . at Grahan School Road . Apt. 2. 1979 MG Sports car, IMC . - 73 1980 Ford F-260 PU, 300, 6 1969 Stud. for pans, 8100. 1986 Chovy Pickup truck . P S P B V6 9 C.ll81...4-367-7118 . . .,614-949-2650. . .. .Auto. sa oo. can can 614· 286-6622. '--:::~:-;=-.--:--;::------~~::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:=::--------Real Estate General 0051 . 1977 Monte Corio. 1983 Oldo Cutla11 Broughom. Ex· tro good ccnd . Phone 304676·8376. 81 4-'379-2341 . No Sundoy calls . 1971 GMC 1 ton llep van . good cond . Call 614 -446 · 8034. Real Estate General Broker-Auctioneer , I Call 446·0552 Anytime : Beth Null 245·9507 • Steve McGhee • 446-1255 ' 1981 Duaun 200 SX. aports package, auto, axe cond, mull toll, •6.100.00. Phono 304-882·3632. n~lly rim• With cops, $300.00. 304• 882·2890. BMR 44-4 - OWNER ANXIOUS TO SEll - 3BR ranch •tuated on 2.35; acre lot m11 Possible ff.t. loan assumption to quahlled buytU. Includes lg. ~ eat ·m krtchen. separate utltr~· room. famrl~ room wrth '-N8 fireplace canklt , 83 Chovrolot S-10. ox· an apporntment tended cab, · ps, pb, 6 sp., tcd ~y ... • V-6. stereo. 304-676 3638 .7 77 Grand Prix, 1 owner, 2 door, PW. clean. new vinyl top, battery. radiator, timing chaili, muffler, water pump, fuol pump, lllil pipo, pluga. Good draa with lesa than BMR 448 - Excellent oooor1unrtv to bu~ ahvable home at the nWll orce..., Thr~ rs <i ver,· cl~an l•mu• rrady tor a new o.vner The puce rs right .. $13 500 10,000 miloo. Now llielkorc- r Lout cash price 81 ,995.00 . oxc. cond ., 81.000. c.n Good running cond , 98,500 after 3PM. 814-245-6873. miles. 304-675 -1&80. Brick Hom e -· Entry hall adjacen t formal LH. lmw windo w. Fo.rm.ol dini~ g room wl wairu coating & beautiful wall tP~. Modern kit chen, fam•l y room, w.b. firepla ce 011 d patio danr J, back patio. 4 bedruoms, 2 full & ~ bath&. Fin.ished haJt>ntt>nl r(J/ rec. mom . 2 a rr garagP. 2 [and'caped lots . Imma culat e cared for c1u to m built lwme . G tv 1chools. Ponible loan nnumption .' · 72 Trucks for Sale Kenworth tractor, Fruehef aluminum dump trailer, new TM tlreo. V.G.C. Tovethor or toporote. Coil 814-288· 6832. new tirea, 51.000 pluJ Smtth, 906 Mo11man Cir· cle. Point Pleasant, 304· -676·3222. BMR 550 - NEW USIING - 142 acres m/1 rn Perij Twp Nice . BMR 452- NEW liSTING - 0Mer wtlhng to hnance for qualrhed buyer : thrs 3 BR h1X1Se off 141 Nrcc clean ho!Tf wrth \8'x40' above g rou nd~. . Call lor dela~ls. Pnced al S28 000 BMR 451 - NEW liSTING - 3 BR hom' on ldlge lotmcludes I~ INrng ; room wtlh wb !!replace. dm tn g100111 . 2 baths (one mclud~ sel·ln tub plusa ~ separate shower). You must see th•s onf' 1n~de' Pnced at $tl2.900. ~ NEW L/S T/ :VC - 1977 Modular laom e , 3 bed,rounu,lit•illj( room . for · mol d1ninj( room. F.R .. 2 full baths ; mmlern kit(·ht•n whidf•- by-.~idt• rr•­ frigf•rawr. 2 oven .~. llishwa shl'r & disposaf. R11ilt ·itt f hinn mbint•t . ·,.t reillf'd Int. Could be mo 11ed . /Jaw 20 ',. . FOR SAlE BY Wal~ 111 basem8llleatiJies lam 1 ~ 10om Wllh hrel..::e. kltchefl. dmmg area. lR and krtchen upsta~rs, 1\? baths. 2car li:tached garage With side stcrage • and overhead could be made mto apartrrenl 1\sktng $65,000 14 .83 AcrPs More or L eu- Green Twp. Lorgf' .J-4 bt•dmom lwmt•. Exce l· len view and foootio n. PRI CE D REDUCED - in 70'11. &) COMPLETE AUCTION SER~ICE ; Mills Village- Lou of flowers, ~hrulu,large pint> t reP!I, pl1H a l'l' ry u,plf designed home. f'ealur es a jorrnalfi•;in g room, famil_v roo m, J ..J. bf'd· ro oms, Hi bath.•. comple te kitcl1 e11 w! dishwasher, sto ve & n·frif(r•rotor. Finished basem ent w/ t:nrpet , 2 wr gurage and Jl'pa rar c wood .•hoiJ. a Iorge OOt!ered back porch. go.• h eat . rr1ashin,KlOn Elt•mentar,·. 2 story home offers 3 or 4 bodrooms, 2 lrlths, livin& & dinin• rooms, hardwood lfoors, vinyl covered walls, beautrful kitchen cabinets and small kitchen upstairs. (Could be rented as an apartment.) Gas lilt water heat, cance with concrete driveway, storage buildin&. creal garden spot. Within walking distance to stores and schools. 1979 GMC 427 dump, olr lift, cheoter . 1977 366 MMR 570 - PRICE REDUCED!! 125 at1e Iar m 3 lEd room flame 1974 Ford Truck. 67,000 milea. Runa good . New mlo REDUCED TO 158.!XJO ' MMR 571 - 2111 acres Wllh 5 t.!droomhome. N1ce corn er location. 7 Close toRutland Elemenla~y School. P11ced to sellatONL Y116,000. · • MMR 557 - [>!Ia good buy' Localed 111 Mrdd leporl oo 100'>100' 1 lot. Lovely 2 story 3 bedroom home. dnmlgroom. library and large :. ut•hty. Owner wants to sell now so we have rfduced te once to ~ 130,000 ' MMR 571 - You'll love Ihe counliy settmg ol thrs ode• 2 slory •' Flmuw and 2 Lou - ,'l or 4 be droom s. kitdt t> n, f(Ordt>n .~l'aet>. Unaltached f wo ro r J(OrClj{t'. Price $29,700.00 . home. Located on NewL1ma Rd. 3 OOdrooms. lull ba semoo t, sunny enclosed porch . Garage. S11ualed on 1acre Can'now won'! las! long. -.. Askmg $26,000 but w1 ll cons1der oflerl ~ MMR 574 - One lloor ~an. 2 bed•oom home. dmmgroom, de· ~ Att ention Nl'W i)'Wt'ds - Home co mplt>tely f urnishe d . Nl'w mirro tv01 1t'. remotl' cnnrrol t'Oiar TV, dt>ep fr ee:.e anti bt>ll .~ •.mfas , lamp l, end tab It• Gnd dining and loh of otlwr things . 4 bedrovrm . 2 badu. LH, dinin!f. modern kitchen. Nit.'f! f(' llf."e. rl back yard. Pa4·ka({t' d eal only 140 ,000. tached garage. N1ce lot.localed m Middleport £Kcetlen t cond1tion . ., Ask1ng 127,500 " ~ For Meigs Co. listings Call: Cheryl Lemley - 742 -3171 wooden bod. $875. Call 614·992· 2881 . Real Estate General . #964 NEW LISTING - FOR THE BARGAIN HUNTER! $25.400 will buy this 14'x 70' 1980, 2 ~droom , 2 bath mobrle home plus 12'x60' 2 bdr. mobile home. Both mobrle homes are underprnned, have storage buildings Srtuated on large lot. Rural wa· ter. Owners-. will se ll mobile homes sep.arately. #1030-#1031 NEW LISTING - LOOKING FOR A DEAL? 35 H. x 35 ft. autom otr~e repair and paint garage. Divided; 12ft. high door on one side, septic system ,· rural water. Graveled parking area, large lot. State Rt 35. area. listed at $21,700.00. #1029 FAMILY ORIENTED HOME- $69.900. Excellent settin g 4 ~ acres brick & cedar tri-level home. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. l ovely country kitchen, family room with fireplace. Plenty of room to raise alam- ' '· #965 OWNERS MUST LEAVE AREA and are offerrng this 1\1 story home. 4 bedrooms, spaciou s master bedroom, lormal dinrng, kitchen, bath, utility. Ap· prox %acre la wn . Good garden area. l ocated at St. Rt. 160. Priced to sell at $34,900. #1000 80 ACRES MORE OR LESS. Good farm home. Located on Hannan Trace Rd . 3 bedrooms, large cou ntry kit chen with fireplace. Cellar flllrl'll house, snack bar, fi shing lake, camp grounds, tobacco base and mineral rights. ISNT IT PRETTY -looK what we have. Ap~ntati>n home on tt-e Ohio roer. Beaut~ul accreage rnclud~g river lrontag~ 3 acres m/l 11 rooms, 3 ~ths, 21arge porches, overlOOking the river. Better thnk fa~ ­ $36,000. NEW USTING - SEE THIS DIIE! - You)llove th5 neat 2 bedroom ranch with larl(e lomg room wlh fireplace. Attached garage, carport, full basement. central air condlion~~ 2 baths, r11celot and home ~ rn m~t condttion. JIA mrles from town. #1 015 1 CEDAR AND BRICK RAN Cit - $49,000.Only 4yea~ old and looks l~e brand new. 3 OO<frooms. 01ntrv and oak cabinets 1n ~tc hen . 1\\ baths. attached garage, Approx. 1acre lawn. Concrete dri;~ ~orage lxlildin& garden area All the extras you could want.Call- we have the detai5. #885 PRICE REDUCED ~AIN -145 IICre general farm wdh ahistory of success. 3 berns, tobeceo bo~ klts of pa~ure and til~ble lil!ld. Large 2 ~ory house, good drili!d well water ~em . Some mach~~ incklded. $58,000. Possble financin ~ - NEW USTtNG - VINTON -LOTS -Nice 100' lots lor $3,500 each. Owner wil land contract. Rural water avar~ble. 13 mrles from Holzer. #960 RENTAL PROPERTY - Located at lower Rt_7 near Oay School. 2 bedrooms, both, liYflg room, k~en. Alum. si1ins carpet, washer 111d dryer l'ookup. Rural water. Lot approx. 'h acre. 11981 $11,500 - W~l kept and total~ remodei!d 2 bedroom, motile home near raccoon Crei!k. lnctu!Es allfurn!ur~ newer furnace, ~rge pat II. \l acre shaded yard . LET THE RENTAL INCOME from one ot these two 2 bedroom moll~ homes pay lor the di'er. 12'x60' Arlington and 12'x65' Utop~. Both tully lurnBhed. Situited on one at re lot Rural water. Kyger Creek Schoollliitrict Priced to sell at $19,000. JUST USTED - CARRY.OlJT - Locatoo at state h~way. Cheshre T"" rt;hip_Equipment and inventory rncluded msale. Owner ~ 11mg South and~ ready to deal. #915 D11 DEENIE DRIVE- Th~ • ill attract~e brick ranch loc>ted ju~ off RL 35. Includes: 3 OO<frooms, I ~ baths, ­ COMMERCIAL lAND - 6.54 acres, more or less. at state route 35. City water and sewer available. Super HUNTER'S HEAVEN - 54 acres olland located in Huntington twp. 42 acres wooded and 12 acres 1xtttorn land. Priced to sell at $16,000. f' 446-3644 ' MILLS VILLAGE - QUIET BUT CONVENIENT. 3 BR b11ck & fram e 1anch rstu st what you've been lookrn g lor. Includes eat-rn ktrchen , fu lly equrpped duung room. livrng room. lull ba se men t wrth fnn rs hed lam rly room, 2 baths & garage. Very large , over ~ acre. Gas heat wrth low utrlly brlls. Ask rng only $58.900. Ike Wiseman - 446 ·3796 B . J . Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker - 245-5276 David E. Wiseman - 446 -9555 CAlL FOR A PRIVATE SHOWING - 62 acres, limed, fert~~ed. grass tiekfs. Almost all surroonded by government ilrest. 1978 modular.l2' d~metertv disc. ~ee gas well, spr"j deveklprnent. rrodem barn, stables. Approx . mrle rom main road. Secluded. · 11943 NEW LISTING FOR "THE COUNTRY UFE"- Charo~is Hills Estate. On~ m~ules from ely.Cedar sded ranch in exquisde condlion. 3spacious bedroom~ equ!Jped eat-in klchen, formal' din~s lamt~ room wah fireplac~ entrance foyer. Attached 2 car f!!r'l!e wdh electric eye.Almost 3 acrelandscaped lawn. Fru! trees. ji1105 COIIIIERCIAL LISTING - ucel~ t ~cat~n on St. Rt. NICELY REMODELED OlllER HOME klcated on large lot very surtable lor gardening. Home consists ol 4 BRs, living room, nice krtch en ill d bath. Fuel oil forced arr furnace, also ch rmney lor wood· stove. On S.R. 554 between Porter and Eno $28,000. 7 -dh easy access to U. S. Rt_35 by-pass and west West Virgilia wdh high traffic fklw. 15 yr. old 20'x60' block building has·been doing bus ness astruck stop In )1!m, wnh nat gas heat central ar, large aerotic ~~and d11lled welllpublic water avai~ble) Priced at $90,000 wah equipment. $85,000 wttlllut. NATURE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE right outsije your A scenic ~ acre wooded yard border~g on Raccoon Cree~ An attractive custombuik brick ar1d cedar ranch wtth a cozy firep~ce, fam r ~ room, d~~g room and 2 car garage. Nice wrap-arourd ded< arid creek front ,;th ooat dock. $55,000. w ~dow. 11917 IN TOWN IDeATION - You hm to see tlw! inside to appreciate this 2 OO<froom home, all nice size rooms, beautWul carpet throughou\ spdtess clean. Beatflul in-grourxl pool wtth proacy fence. Landscaped. Take a look. You'll be rmpress.ed. ·, #1004 SMALL FARM - 2 ~ory mod.larm home, pcbiresque setting Barn, tobacco base, and 17 acres of clean land in IJaSS and a~alfa seedin~ 3 acre wood lot. This is nk:e. Make us an offer. 11975 COIIIIEICIAL LISTING - FORMERLY Ml81ETRUCK & n~E- Excellent klcat~n at the corner of St. Rt. 35 and Old Rt. 35. 2.11 acres wlh 40'x80'x 15' metal llui~i'l& 3 phase electrc, 2-13\\' overhead tblrs Ul'xl5' offrn, 20'x40' mezzanne. 2 restrooms, larfl!i (Vav~ base parking area. $107,000. Equipment and rnventory can be purchased separ~~- 11971 3 ACRES ready for mobi~ home. Sepiic city water natural gas already instalkld. Localflf on' St. Rt. l4l close to the corporation lmis of town. Owner will cons~er fllancing to qualiied purchaser. EACH OFFICE IS I~DEPE~DENTLY OWSED AND OPElATED. ) #939 TAKE A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION -You won 't go wrong with this 3 BR housein Farrfield Acres. Quiet. country surround ings whilesli ll havrng a few nerghbors. Includes 1 ~th , ~ving room, eal-in kitchen and garage. Low heatrng brlls Easy to buy at $39,900. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Three rental units in city. Two houses ~u s garage apartment. ,Two story on 2nd Ave. home has5 BRs. 2 btth scou ld be divided . Srngte story i st Ave. home is modern 2 BR, fireplace, FR & Oil. Gas heat. Garage apartment has (2 carl 24x34 down and Bx 24 stoage & utility area. Upper area has modern krtchen wrth range and relrigerator. 1 BR, large LR_ All gas forced air wrth central air. Call lor showing and -additional information #343 COIIIIERCIAL BUILDING - Wrth double lot. Metal bid&, Jl'x47'. Rt. 7, Cr""n City . lmmed~tepossess.im. Call lor details. • 11935 1!1/'l."i Century 21 Real E•latt•Curpor11.tiun as truslt:e fur the t\AF'. ® and "'- Lru~trnark~ or C('ntu rr ~ I Ht•:il [ slate fu rpunttion. Prlllt~d in t.:.S A. Equ al !lppt 1 r 1111111 ~. Emplu 't'r 1 REALTOR BEAUTIFUL TRI·LEVEL HOME - Only 1\1 yr. old and still in brand new condition. thiS home is located 2 miles trom town in Green Tw p.lmmaculate inside and out with 31arge BRs, 2 lull baths, co mplete kitchen with extras that wiHplease the hard to please, lrv~g roo m. L-shaped family room with brick fireplace and slidrng glass doors to ba ck patio, 2 car garage, heat pump wrth gas bac kup and c/a. Large level yard $79,9JO. #241 COUNTRY SffiiNG - Charm lllhances ths beautifully, well decorated ~-level. Formallivrng room, large lam~ room V<th woodburner, 3 redrooms, v~ nte kdcher1, palo off d~~g area. 2 baths, l'h car garage, heat pump, central a~ 111d many moreeKtra~ Close to hospital and ely schools. INVESTORS READ THIS -Good Return Mobrle Home Park 100%Occupred . 48 prole sSionally developed rnobrle home sp aces wrth 38 more rea dy lor easy development. Pav oo ~ree l, srdewal>s. crty water, natural ga>, communrly sewage plant, ·street hghl111g. Exce llent, quret neighborhood near grade chool. A perfect opportunrty for so meone lo become !herr own boss #120 OWNER MOVING TO MICHIGAN -Mu st sell thrs aNractrve 3 BR brrck home rmmedrately. Very good locatron rn Green schools. thrs ho me alter s comfortable lamrly room wrlh woodburne r, eat-m krtchen , Irving room and I car garage l arge well cared for yard Quret nerghborhood. P11ced to sell at $49.900 · H219 REAL ESTATE GREAT STARTER HOME - Ranch ~11e 3 BR home with lull basement offers large hvrngroom, eat-in kitchen . 2 baths and carport. Very easy to heat &maintain with vinyl srding. Approx. 2acres of grouild Just off Bulavrlle Road. $48.ll0 . #238 ' lEW USTING - DONT OVERlOOK THIS HOME $49,500. The outsi1e 5 • ~rgeous, but you wrll absokrte~ love the nter~r. Beaut~ul~ deCOfated, O'lerything looks new. u cellent kitchen with allatest convenrences Th~ 3 OO<froom, 2 tmh home has a~o been !JOiess~nally ~ndscaped . All at aprice you can afford #1002 11997 *966 #867 m CONVENIENT LOCATION IN TOWN. Affordable home lor starters or finishers. Old time woodwork in good condition & rnterestrng false fron t on house make this 3 BR home almost a collector's item One block from grade school. $33,9JO. . #205 11942 REDUCED TO $21,500 - Owner anx~ us for quick sale. Deluxe 24'x65' dou~ile. Features rncllde 3 bedrooms 2 baths, dining room, tully equrpped g~ley klchen. Washer and dryer, e~ic hea\ central ar, storage building On rented kll Call lor more detark QUALITY REIGNS to the OOttom comfort n ths br~k ranch. View of r~er ~hover one acre lawn. 2~ baths, 3 OO<trooms, forma !living room, kitchen complete wih appliances, fam r~ room, rec. room, 2 fireplaces, garage, in-grouoo pool wlh large patio area.Over 2700 SQ. ft. of IPiing space. Call for more detait. SINCE 194-3 LARGE FAMILIES WILL LOVE this roomy 4 BR home wrth approx 1800 SQ . ~- ollivrng area. fea tures mclude large foyer . LR , OR, den, krtchen with plenty ot cabinets, 2 fireplaces&utrlrty roo m. Huge storage room, lots ol closets & 2 car fllrage. Situ ated on tr ee shaded 1Sac . kit with rrver vio.w. Priced at $84.500. #10 H983 EDGE OF TOWN - 4 ~ modern home. 1!0\Xf condttion, tun basemlllt, cenhal ar, gasFA heat. ely sewer: klw matntenari~ tlw utiliies,.65 ot an .ore lot. Market priced $33,000. • BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT - Charolais Hills lake Estates offer peaceful surroundrngs &scenrc landsca pes. 1.5 acre wooded lot with small mea· dow. Very nice spot tor your lxlrldrng plans. $12,000. #243 "l"'ft __~ - R£Al TOR " $32,000- Remodeled '2 story 3 bedroom home near Clay school off St. Rt. 7. New carpet, firep~ce. ~rge screened porch. ~rge klcQen, garage. Over ~ acre yard #955 . 11982 CENTURY 21 WANTS TO SHOW YOU THIS HOME! Lots of space outside and in 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, lormallivin & drning room Country eat-in kitchen. Plu salull basement. Every room is spacious, situated on 3 acres more or less olio· vely level land. City schools. #1032 locat~n ~ equipped kichen. full d~ded basemlllt, electr~. heat, 2 car garage, centraal ar. Very !lee landscaped yard. ~ lamity neigtloorhood. $55,000. #9 37 DON1 PASS THIS ONE IY- It's bargan pr~ed at on~ $4S,OOO. A~ract~e 3 bedroom, .;n~ ar~d brick . ranch ;ust m~utes from town and lmpitll. AntMer deluxe kitchen and dinngarea, 2 tmhs, newer carpet, lui finished basement oith famtl and r~ rooms. 2 firep~ces. nat gas, central ar, and 2car 111rage. Won't I a~ kmg al th5 price. tmnBJ~te possessiln. #1012 NEW USTtNG - SMALL FARM - OWNER TRANSFERRING - Anxious for quick sale. 40 acres wtthabeaut~ul cokln~l style home. 9rooms, 21liths, 4 bedrooms, 2 barns, machflery shed. Part~l~ wooded, p ~ur~ tobacco base. Good water, lxlt county water tap !}lid lor. State route.Please call for tt-e parttu~~#1001 •.. COUW THIS BE THE 110!1: RlR YOU -'. partial~ wooded acres are included wlh ths bedroom, 11\ bath hom~ Basement 2D'x40' bam. W~h~ 3 miles of town. Cl) schoo~ . #96 7 OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL - Priced at only $32,500. A modern 3 bedroom ranch located on an extra large lot at Georges Creek Rd. lncludes a large krtchen, electrrc heat, garage. All in good condition. #1028 I 0o - ~~·~"= m•.f: ~ m·~: tii!f=M»£.)jiJI •_:::]j)ltJ-:!iD_~ r~:!iFI~oltl/ ... LOVELY COUNTRY SETTING on 9\1 acres. Just 4 mrleS north of Rio Grande. An attracti'le 3 ~droom energy efficient ranch, indudes 2 baths, din~g room, equipped ktchen, lull basement, t-eat pump and garage. Call about detai~. $55,000 #1014 COUNTRY BOY & CITY GIRL? - Both can be happy rn lhrs deluxe ranch home located wrlhrn c ~y lrmits but with all the peace and qu~t ol the cou ntry. Surrounded by approx. 5 ac. of wood thrs house has plenty of roo mlorany sizefamily wrth 5 room with fireplace, lamrly BRS. 3 ful l baths. li"lng • ' roomwith fireplace, lo r m~l drning room and 2 ca r I garage. Gas heat and central arr. $69.500. ~18 .,i 0 J:., lET US SHOW YOU A GREAT HOME - In a per'\'11 feet locatron. Thisaward-winning Uoor plan offers , 4 bedrooms, large family room , krtchen, large hv· J ·1 I ing room with lots of glass. lrreplace, and a wrap-I around deck. 3 lull baths' Carpet ing throu_rout, lor mal entrance and din ing, ba sem ent wrl rec. room, patio door s,-central air condition ing and 2 car garage. Perfect se~rng on a 1.55 ac._lot wrth good view, lOtsof grass and ~rce shrubbery.Aper· feet home for any ~ze family. , #• 10 0 AFFORDABLE HOllE 011 DEBBIE DRIVE - For $55,9()0 you can own this roomy bi -level 111d all that co mes with rt: 3 BRs. 1 lull bath and 2 half baths. large eat·mkrtchen w/ new su n deck. large lamrly roo m& I car garage. Nice lot rn nice nerghborhood. Green schools #16 BEAUTIFUL CEDAR HOME - This stylish chalet home on a large nicely landscaped lot offers con· temporary livrng on 31evels. Inclu des 3 BRs, wrle designed krtchen with drn e~e. hvm groom. famrly room & rec. roo mand a balh on each level. htra lea tures such as a wooburner, wet ba r, wrap-around dec k overlooking private 16x32 in-ground pool. Very comfortable & lrvable home . Priced at $79.900. #245 DRIVE UP THE VALLEY ... to lrnd a p11vate 98 acres oflush gree n grass and trees 12 t bottom, 70 pasture, 6 wooded ). l rve in thrs 2 yr. old cedar home and rent Iheojder 6 room house to atenant farmer or caretaker rf you use the property asa part -timeresidence Oh . Ys. it hasa tobacco base, 21arge barns, silo. varroussmailer buildrngs arrd a farr ly new 40 x80 multr-purposesteel burldrng.lt's got it all' #408 3 BR HOME WITH FULl.BASEIIENT. Good loca lion convenient to hospital town. Includes 1 10t d 24 28 p 1 1 exra an ' garage. e ect or workshop. Home has h_!rdwood floors, ea -in IOtchen, 1 mth. !Irving room, and 1 car carport. Gas t-eat and cen tral air for your comfort. Trailer space. currently rented has income. Wrlllinao ce qualifred txJyer . "9900 .., · · . . • VACANT LAND - 400 BLOCK OF SECOND #209 AVENUE - 55'x l2323'_ Ex cellent locatron lor Docto rs, l awyers, Indian Chrefs - Rich man. NEW LISTING _Just off Lower River Road, you 'll Poor man, Beggar man Th ref - Ptr armacy, Stock Brokers, or an Arabran Shrek. Ned to gas lind this very peaceful neig hborhood along with company oflrce. thisvery co mfortable ranch home. Only 6yrs. dd, • . 3 BR horne 1s veryeas y to he at A•oO ·me1udes • 129 th IS ~ 2 I II ba ths beautiful kitchen fully enuipped u • ' o · BR CK RANCH olle1s nice 11ver view . Home lealarge 211 car garage and 24 n. swimmrng pool. lures 3 BRs, 111 baths, DR &one car fllrage. GarNice level lot with optron on 2 ilfjacent lots. Owner den space in front of house.. Buyer's Protec tion moving from area anxious to se ll. $59·500· Ptan. Kyger Creek schools. $47,000. ' 00 ~ ald HERE'S ONE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKERS - 2 · sto ry home wrth maintenance free srdrn gincludes large LR. DR. eQurpped krtchen wrth ea t-rn bar, 3 BRs & 1bath Huge wrap -around porch lor relaxa tron, large 1 acre lot with 2 car garage. 14 x18 ou l· burld rng and partral basement. Buyes Protechon Plan lor a lull year. Only $39 .900. 266 AC . MI L. FARM - Well loca ted on Rodn ey Harllsburg Road. Large older b11ck & 11 arne home Three large barns for ha1 &tobacco lbaseol2228 lbs.). Vj ry good water supply of sp11ngs, strea m& ponds Rural water avarlable Goo dcrop area , pasture, wood area tall for more Information. Askrn g $125,000. #344 3 BR HOME wrlh lull basement. gas ~r eed 111 furnce. convement room mangment Large ba ck yard lor play area and r,arrlcn tron!mg on Side road. l ocated convenrently ro·cr ly--school s, hospr lal. and shopprn g area . Good bu1 at $38.500 ~345 144 ACRE FARM - 30 ac uop. 50 ac pasture. 1 30 ac woods Good water SUPP1 - well . sprmg, · c•eek . Old er small home w1lh some re moderng, good road frontage on Sl Rl 124 101 bu rldmg srles. Counly water avarlable Located hall way between Wrl kesvrlle and Saleri1 Center rn Mergs county Askmg $4¢.800 NEW LISTlG- COMMERCIAL - Excellent Op portunrty lor Business. Commercr al burldmg on Upper Second Avenue has ~ts of po ssibrhlre s Over 3.000 sq. It, bui lding on a 73x 190 lot rn A-I con dition. Call lor more detar ls #242 TAKE A MINUTE AND YOU'LLSTAYFOREVER A .uthentic old brick ranch located in town with a Kmg's vrew of the city and Oh10 Rrver Va lley. Has large beautifu l FR with fireplace 2 ~II ceramrc baths. Beautifully decorated and excellent care . 2 car garage. $69,900. RESTAURANT BUSINE SS FOR SALE- Owner rs sellrng land, bur ldmg, equrpn~nl & ever1thr ng else assoc1ated w1t h l h1s busmess Super location on Rt. 7. all equrprnenl and ulilrtres m new condrlron. large lol wrth good road liontage Exce llent opportun11 to be our own boss Call lor more mfor- matron . ~ , ~~JiM.'-~~)~ m~~~~::!iiJfJnlt _ ~~» ~ L1fltt _ r-~ - z~ '• ' .. TREAT YOURSELF - to pleasur eat ownrng a Sprrng Valley home 3 BRs, 1'7 baths. lull base ment, drvrded . Convenrent k1l chen wrlh drnrng ar ea, l11eplace. Nrce land scaped yard. storage burldrng Assumabl• lo an lmmedrale possessron . $55,000 NICE MODERN HOME IN COUNTRY - 2 yr old. 3 BR home on 11 v, ac .. I mrle olf U.S 35 near Ooxol plant. 1.750 SQ . H. ol wellrnsuIa ted lr vm g space . Andersen thermo wrndow s Nrce krtchen 248 lb tobacco base. $50.000 In a hurry to sell. #126 . ~ home. 2 barns, equ1ppped sheds andgas ¥1d01l ngh ts Call for rmre .. dump, cheater a•le. Call 614·266· 1270 01' 614 -2661970. ' MEIGS COUNTY LISTINGS Rio Grande A rea - 9nr: rP.f. m ore or /e.u , 3 RR 2 story l10m e. Celf(lr, stor· · Oj(E' buildir&l(,new 11 ll edfor mlllt• ur horsr•11. N••wfenl'('·'· J;'n,it frees. Cit,· schools. Priced in 50s. ' !85.000 - Tara E.11nf t' j '- Po ol and dub#ttiUJf' pri l!iiPI{f!. ; BMR ~ NEW LISTING - A little over 6 ocro; l'<lh 31Edroom t-ome. I 1977 Chevrolet 114 ton pickup. 360 engine. inter· lodclng rear end. 4 speed. now tires, 304-937-2280 oftor 5:00. • remodeled home rncludes 3 BRs 2 baths lg illtchen With drmng area. Call r tm details 1966 Corvair 2 dr. coupe mil as, $8, 125.00 , L.L . #1017 a warranty . Call 614- 446· 1976 Monu hatch back, 5 opoed, low mlleoge, can 304-676-1387. Real Estate General NEW LISTING- AUTUMN SPLENDOR- 6acres surround this beautiful bnck chateau. Main level has complete kitchen, living room, dining area with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bath ..Top level has master bedroom, bath, balcony. Full divided base· ment. #1023 1980 Chevy van . E•c . Con d., a/ c. cruise, tih . passenger . $6,796. Call 19H5 Ford Ranger 4x4 PS, PB, stand . with overdrive . posilble. Mutt 1011 2163oftor5PM . 1982 Silver11do Chevrolet pickup, PB, PS, V-8 englno, NEW LISTING- 10 ~cres·surround · 2 story home with scenic viewd woods. Ho!f'ji has 3 ~d ­ rooms, bath, eat-rn kitchen , formal dining room, livrng room, den. Small barn, 2car garage, garden area. loc ated at Pomeroy. 411020 Vans & 4 W.O. 0 1976 C.moro. Auto .. V6, oond .. prlcod choop. 1979 good condttion. Can ba seen Eldorado Cadillac , Ford ot Simmon• Oldt. can 614- Ranger p.u. Cell 614-446· 9428. 992·8614 . 1966 Pontiac conv~rtible. Trucks for Sale 11,000 miiOJ, V-6. 60.000 1974 ChovyNova SS307, 4 For ule 1978 Datoun 510. 448 ·.1431. can 814-992 -11884. A.-1 to work for 1984 Oldt Cutlau Supremo 72 Brougham, low miles, axe cyl .• 4 spd . 1977 GMC 1 ton con d wH• h orr GM ·:.f~~~~~j !rude, 4 llld .. dual wheals. berrtll, good tire1. ,_ Olle11ng CE NGUAAD '" Insurance Serv 1ce~ 446-6610 Autoi for Sale owner, Ike new cond. Call ·Good condrtion. Coli 814· 247-4292. ~ • • •• 71 Nelson R. Bootie. 81 4·446· 1981 Buick leS.bre, AC. oil 3658. IJDwer, AM -FMcesa . Cruiae, V-6, 67,000 milea $6695 . 1979 Monte . Carlo. V8 . cau 614-446-1966 . excellent cond . Call 614- Judy DeWitt - Reattor-388-8155 J . Meirill Carter- l'tealtor- 379-2184 Becky lane - l'teattor- 446· 0458 Jim Cochran - Aealtor - 446-7881 Virginia Smith - Reaftor- 388·8826 Phyllis loveday - Realtcor- 448·2230 11921 THURMAN AREA - 5 ACRES DR 20 One year old ranch features 1584 SQ , H._ol lwing area, 4 BRs, 2 baths, krtchen, famrly room, 12x24, LR, dining room, carpeting, • elec. 88 heat, Andersen thern10panes, county water, SW school distrrcl Call lor II!\ appointment. 71 automatic, air, good tires, YOU CAN OWN A LITILE BIT OF COUNTRY - 5 acres, m/ 1, on St. Rt. 141. Nice one story home has a family room with wood · burner, full basement, heat pump, cent. air, cistern , well and county water. Green schooL Call lor an apporntme nt. COIIII£RCIAL BUILOING- PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA- 6000 SQ . H. steel bldg , ideal for anyone rn tru cking, drilling or mining business. Owner may consider leasing or financrng. Call for more informa tion. NORTH GALLI A ESTATES - Morgan Tw p. 100x300 .fot. Askrng $3,900. Owner will consider financing. ------ Autos for Sale · Autos for Sale , thorp cor. Colt 614·992 - 1981 Chovy Caprice Diesol, 2849 , 2 door, lots of extras, PRICE ON THIS HOllE IN CENTEiiARY .RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - OR BEEN REDUCED- Home leatures 3BRs. BOTH! - Very nice brick home located at equipped k~chen , dinetl~ cl!flt air, 225 Third Ave. has had mel lent care and I gas heat covered pam, una~ached offers 1424 SQ . ~- ol hvmg area wrth alull Call lor an appointment. partially finrshed basement. Also features OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL _ HAS RE- acarport, workshop and a28x38 concrete DUCED THE PRICE BY $10 000 _ 132 9 block commercral type bldg. wrth 3 bays acres m/ 1 in Walnut Twp j \l ~ory honie formerly used as an automotrve repa rr has 3'BRs.'bath, 42x94 ba;n , large tobacco shop. Call lor more mlormatron base. Call lor an apporntment. BRING YOUR HAMMER & NAILS! - 1\1 QUALITY IN EVERY DUAl L - 3 or 4 BR ~ory home located -at 62 Lrncoln. Need s brick home offers a 20x40 family room , 3 somt work. Full basement. ci1y water, city baths. krtchen with OW, displ., microwave school s. $13,000. and trash compactor, dininl room. interWHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! com system, central arr, 2 car garage, deck JUST - In-town convenience, extra nice lot. 4 and a 20x40 pool. Over $100,000. Call lor BRs, large kitchen , LR, OR, bath, large appointment. front porch and small screened back porch, gas heat, unattached one car garWALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more age. Call lor an appomtment. or less, mostly clean hill pasture, fronts on 3 roads near Mudsock. NICE BEGINNERS HOME - $22.000!3 BR ranch, Kitchen , livrng room, bath, na· tural gas heat, city schools. Call lor an ap· pointment. · GENTLEMAN'S FARM - 35 acres m/ 1, mostly tillable. 3 mr les north of Rodney. Spring, well and county water, fenced and cross fenced, tobacco base. Very ~ce 3 or 4 bedroom ranch style home wrth kitchen , LR, bath, breezeway, woodburnrng lireplace. Call for an apporntment. GUY AN TOWNSHIP _ 108 acres more or ONE OF THIS AREA'SBmER FARMS - 101 lesss located south of Mercervrlle. Approx. acres, m/1, ~Is ol lernle bo~om land. pond. 20 A. tillable. Balance woods, tobacc~ new lences. large barn, modern 3 BR home, 2 base. Owner wrll help finance. baths Call for more rnformatron Autos for Sale TOP CASH pold for '80 model .. d newer uMd Clra. 18' tandem axle, Low Boy SmHh lulok-Pontitlc, 1911 a-oiler. Con oflor IPM. 814· E111om Ave., Golllpollt. Coil 268·6740, 614-441-2282. SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. NEW LISTING -Near North Gallia HS - woods. TrHevel home offers 3 BRs. LR, bath, CENTRALLYLOCATED - GREEN TWP. 24x20 family room, carpeting, electrrc 22 11 Ac. m/ 1wrth fro ntageon St. Rt. 141 heat, nrce deck, attached garage. Call tor and Neighborhood Rd. Also adjoins Sanatl appomtment. ders Hill Subdivision. Owner lrnan cr ng YOU'LL LIKE LIVING HERE _ 3 BR ranch available. Call for more det!its. minutes from town on Rt. 141 Olher 103 ACRES , MI L, SPRINGFIELD TWP. ie~tures_ rnclude krtchen wrth ran~e. refrrg. Approx 96 A. tillab le, older home has 5 and oven, LR wrth lrreplace, BRs. bath, LR, kitchen, county water. I deck, fe_nced 40x60 pole bld g., 40x60 tobacco barn, va· backvarrd,, gas heat. central arr, crty school rious other outbuildrngs. i 200 ACRES 11/ L, FRONTS ON RACCOON BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Great investmen t CREEK - Approx. 65 acres tillable and lor the buyer, Located on Graham School 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story Rd. Each unrt alters 2 BRs, lrvrng room, home offers 4 BRs, bath, krtchen . living bath, krtchen wrth stove, relrrg., OW and room , family room, t.vo fireplaces, barn, 2 drspl., laundry, large carport, central arr large screened porches. Lovely quret set- and storage area. ting. __ APPROXIMATELY 3 MILES FROM ROD· COIIIIERCIAL ~ RESIDENTIAL - IN- NEY - 4'h acre s m/1, all tillable. Older DUSTRIAL _ 50 acres, more or less. va· home has been remodeled , 3 BRs, LR, cant land ideal lor investment or any type krtchen, bath. gas and wood stove, carpetof devclopment. Road frontage on U.S. 35 rn ~ county water and small pond. and M ~chell Rd . . FRIENDLY RIDGE ROAD - 25 ~ A.. m/1, CLOSE TO TOWN - Nrce one story home approx. 5 acres tillable, 900 lb. tab. base. featuring krtchen, LR, famrly_room, drmng Older 2 story home has LR, ~t chen, dining room, lull basement, carpetrng, gas heat, room, bath. Barn on property. city water, 2 car unattached bi<U:k garage. 71 71 65 Seed & Fertilizer 446-0008 17 ACRES, m/1, approx. 6 mrles north of Holzer Hospital and approx. 1A mileoft Rt. HOLLOW ROAD - WALNUT TWP. 160. Flat land. m/ 1, all pasture, 2 story Ill me has ADDISON TWP. - Approx. 7 mil es from 3 BRs, bath, LR, kitchen, lull basement, Gallipotrs, 39\l acres more or less. Fronts well water. SW school district. on townshrp road . All woods and brush. $8,9()0 CLAY TWP. - 100 ACRES M/l - Overlookin~ the Ohio River. Owner reports VACANT FARM LAND - Morgan Twp. 84 some limber. Crty schools. Owner may con - acres more or less level and rolling land. sider some financing. Approx. 33 acres tillable. remainder lr 111 :-;purl.tlt un The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-5 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. ~ .:;: �+ October 27. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- 0 -7 , Effort underway to ease gun control bill . ClRSSI'FIED ADS sure to get results~ AUTOMOTIVE SALES 82 ONE OF .THE AREA'S LEADING DEALERSHIPS IS NOW INTERVIEWING FOR THE POSITION OF SALES REPRESENTATIVE. Call Mr. Gilmore For Plumbing & Heatinq CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING •• iHE eee-r iH IN5 iO HAVS IN A HeA'TED JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Sox 356, Galli· polio. Call 814·387-0578. DISCUSSION, ma)eo. Coli 814-446-8038 or 614-992-7119 anytime. lorm the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the above cartoon. Print answer here: A r I XI )[ 11 Xj (Anow«t-YI Jumble~ BIPED it.ABUE TUXEDO t.AANAGE Between 10 a.m.· 6 p.m. Yes1erday's I Answer. What to do when you have the feeli ng you want to spend more than you can afford- NIP IT IN THE "BUD-GET' 614-446-9800 Jumblt 8ooC Not. 13 and 14 .,. n•lllblt lor 11 .H uch ph,lt 55 ctnlt uch PMo:l:: •nd hllldllng from Jumble. c1o tn11 ntWIPIJ*, P.O. lloJ 531, Palmyra, N.J . 01 • lnCIIMtt your Nlmt, addrn•. dpcodl tnd !Mite dleck paylbtt tG Newt~ •· James Boy& Water Service . Aloo pools tillod . Call 614· 266-1141 · or 614-446· 1176 or 614-446-7911 . Ken's Water Service. Wells, cisterns, pools filled. Phone Now arrange the circled letter9 to Appointment 83 Excavating Will do backhoe work on w""konds. Call 614-38B· 8246. J .A .R. Con1truction Co .. Rutland , Oh . 614 -742· 2903. Basements, Footers. Concrete work, Backhoe's, Dozer .& Oltcher, Dump trucks. 8a water-ges -aewer· electrical lines. 614 -367-0623 or 614-3677741 night or day. Waugh's Water Service . Wells, citterns, pools. Fe,1t, relleblo service. Coli 614256-1240 or 614 -266 1130. Reasonable rates. Haul limestone. sind. gra · bulk or bag fenUizer and lime. Excelsior Salt vel,d~rt. Works Inc. 638 E. Main St .. Pomeroy. 614 -992-3891 . • 73 Real Estate General 1974 Chevy Suburben 9 passenage~ ... wagon, runs good. many aotreo. $860 01' boot offer. Call 614-246· 9167 . 1978 Blazer. 4WO. 4 Sp .. V8 , air, AM·FM tape, C8. Good running condition . • i• •I •• :• •• •• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• • 82800. 1980 Ford F160 Ronger. XLT . 4WD, auto, loaded. 84800. Call 61~949-2288. ..., . 1960 CJ6 joep, prico 8460.00. Also. parts tor 1969. 304-876-7489. Real Estate General Service s Vans & 4 W.O. 1969 Jeep OJ 6, ••c. cond .. 8400 . Cell 614-446-9466 . '·~·· 81 74 • 1980 Honda CR 126. Very cond . Call614-446 -3664. rontoe . Locol references furnished . Froo oatimateo. Call collect 1-614-231· 0488. day or night. Roge" 8eoement wetorprooting. D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl • ' , • •• • • Ohio. All RON'S Television Service . House calla on RCA, Quazar, GE . Speciallng in Zenith . 82 Kawaaki 760 LTD, exc. cond .. new pana and IC· cen., moving must sell. Call RINGLE$'$ SERVICE. ••· perienced carpenter. electrician, mason. painter, roof· ing {including hot 1ar applica1ion) 304-676-2088 or 676· 7368. Boats and Motors for Sale John boat for sale . Call 614-256-6417 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers vice, stump removal, 304· 576-2010 . Rotary or cable tool drilling . Molt wttlls c;:ompleted tame dty. Pump sales snd service. 304-896-3802 Get 1 room of carpet cleaned tor &22 .95. Captain Stea- mer. 304-675-2295. Sovo Ad . Expires 86'. Tree trimming end removal. insured , free estimatea , reasonable rates, 304-676 - 7121 . 1979 Honey 5th wheel travel trailer 35' . Seriou• inquires only . 614-388 - 8647 . 1971 Hannaline Travel Trailer . 26 feet . lllf· contained, new carpet and upholstery . Call . 614-7422188 aftor 8:00p.m. Deer Hunrers Special. All fiberglass body motorhome, furnace. ahower, gas-elec. water heater, front and rear • dining . sleeps 6 comfonably , fully aelf-contained, frig .- freezer. plenty of stor- •• •• •• •• •• •• ACREAGE: 46 acres, adJacent to city ol Galli~~. $21.500.00 68 ACRES, below Eureka, $13.500.00. 30 ACRES. lower R1ver Rd., $110,000.00. 4 ACRES, Lower River Rd .. $60,000.00. 16 ACRES. along Rt. 554. near Cheshire. $10,000.00. BACMS. 2 lots, ad1acent to Galli~is. $6,000.00. age IIPOCe. 89700. 30<1-8!!5· 1 3686 . 3 BEDRM. HOME WITH SIX ACRES-located along Graham School Rd. enjoy lhe comfort of rural living 10 mmute~ Jrom Gallipolis. $30,000.00 54 Misc . Merchandise FOR SALE 1979 CORVETTE Less than 20,000 miles, fully loaded. L-82 engine, l-tops black on black. Call 614-992-2635 From 9 A.M.-5 P.M. 304-882·3407 After 5 P. m. $10,000 Fl RM · ' 79 Yellowstone camper, 241,/z ft, AC. elec or gas heat. buill in antenna, stereo, awning. carpeted , excellent . • Option to 1 Gels up 7 Tlbelian priests 12 Make suitable 17 Opening in fence 21 Individuals 22 Blaze 23 Seagoing vessel 24 Son of Adam 25 A continent: abbr. 26 River in Belgium 28 Growing out of 30 Flighl or steps 32 Paid notice 33 Shade tree 35 Heroic eveol 37 A reef or shoal 39 Sea eagles 40 Enzyme suffix 41 You and me 43 Quarrel 45 Prophets·, 47 French article 48 Above 49 Serve food 52 Undergarmenl 54 Facial Con $10.800, will sell $5,200. assume loen . 304675 -6564. 1983 Honda C8 1,000: ..c cond , book price $2,500. muot sell 82,250. Phone 304-676·7286 after 5 PM . 56 57 59 61 62 63 64 Iron Missive Jump Kind ol cheese Listen lo R!lQiOn Forenoon 66 River, in Spain 67 Negative vote 68 Capital of Switzerland 69 Samarium symbol 71 Tille of respecl 72 Pari ol fireplace 74 Haughty 76 Arrow 77 Which person? 78 Hebrew leller 79 Seaman 81 Inial 82 Danish Island 83 Kind of clo.h 84 Small amount 85 Ventilate 87 Fishes from moving boat 89 Penned 90 Aulhor 92 Let il st and 94 Ivy League Buy $580 mo . 734 I• 12,Baseballleague 13 Underworld god 14 Poker stake 15 Gems 16 Threefold 17 Aeriform fluid 18 Hebrew month 19 Plagues 20 Church officials 27 Tears · 29 Fundamental 31 Rupees: abbr. · 34 Grumble 36 Hail 38 Day of week 40 Declare 42 Bristle 44 Row 46 Kill 48 Algerian seaporl 49 Embrace 50 Eagle's nes1 51. Concerning 53 Bucket 76 Strikes out 77 Forest 79 Locations 80 Ceremon ies 82 Permll 83 Anger 84 Fabulous king 86 Female ruff 88 Paddle 89 Blanch 90 Envelops 91 Irritates 93 T,erritying 95 Pale reddiSh· yellow color 97 Kind or fabric 98 Diocese 102 Sheet of glass 104 Scolds 106 Swiss river 107 Street show 108 Rows 110 Bundle 111 Look for 112 Cruciti• 114 Warbler 116 Ancient weapon 117 Mead ows 119 Let fall 121 Projecling looth • 122 Form • 123 EXISI 125 Bad 127 Island: abbr. 128 Declared 129 Atteclion ale 130 Waist 131 Assuage 133 Verve 136 Place lor worship '-' 138 Works alone's • \.fade 140 Climbing plant 143 Equally 55 Printer's measure 144 Diminutive suffix 56 Saucy 58 Sword 60 lndlgenl 62 Courageous 146 Narrow, llat board 148 Disturbance 150 lmitales 151 Majorlly • 153 Snake 154 Lamprey 156 Opp. of NNW 158 Parcel ol land 161 Chinese distance compound 171 Bear witness to university 95 Tints 96 Is borne 97 Guides 99 Decay 100 River Islands 101 Word of sorrow DOWN 1 Pari ot church 2 Actual 3 Malden loved by 102 Baker's products 103 Evenlnq: POfllic 105 Riches 107 Football position : abbr. 109 Foollike part 110 Hairless 4 Secret agenl 5 Othtii')VISe 6 Leaks through 7 Baseball position: abbr: 111 Besmirch 9 Provides crew 113 114 115 116 Transaction • Capuchin monk ey Sleamship: abbr. Financial institution 117 Confederate general 118 Oeily 120 Arliliclallanguage 121 Father 122 Distance measure 123 Legum e 124 Painful 126 Victor 128 Shoulder wrap 130 Whiskers: pl . 132 Pigeon 134 Wise persons 135 Narrate 136 Indian mulberry 137 Large ladle 139 Pellet 141 Germanium symbol 142 In addition 143 Cenlury plant 145 Body of a vessel: pl. 147 Den 149 Male sheep i52 Football score 153 Wily 155 Goes by waler 157 Metal1aslener 159 River in Italy 160 Lampreys 162 Showy. flower 164 Stop 166 Loops 168 Fall in drops 169 Walks unsreadlly 170 Che,mical Zeus 8 October brew 10 Oriental nurses 1 1 Mediterranean vessels • person 65 Wire measure 68 Prohibits 69 Young hUll 70 Burrowing animals 72 Surteils 73 Browned , as bread 75 Sui1able measure 163 Rupees : abbr. 165 Teutonic deity 167 Compass point SANFORD. Fla . (UP!) -A leftist group kidnapped two U.S. missionaries and a pilot and are holding them for ransom in the jungles of Colombia, a mission spokesman said. ! Mel Wyma, spokesman and " foreign secretary" of the New Tribes Mission; said Ttm Caine, 50, of Keokuk, Iowa, hiswife, Bunny, 52, of Alexandria, Va .. and mission pilot, Steve Estelle, 34, of Douglas, Ariz .. disappeared Oct. 5. Wyma said a note from the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia demanded $130,(00 for Bunny Caine's return , and lhal negotiations for the rl'turn of the other two would be?,~n-after the first demand was met. ·' Wyma said he aasked the U.S. Slate Department for help and thai the mission's policy was not to pay . ransom. WYinasaidEstelieandhiscopllot, Paul Dye, 45, who laterescaped, had 'been sent to Colombia to bring back Tim Caine,' wbo was suffering from · malaria. He said Bunny Caine . suffered from hypoglycemia and . was also reported to be weakening C"ll Wood Realty Inc 32 Loc u st St . Galhp o ll ~ 446 1066 assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy. 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The pilot later saw Dye waving a white nag. which meant it was safe to land. The search pilei, who had been instructed not _to land, returnro 10 report the sighting. Dye escaped a few days later and said the mission plane had been taken 1o anolher air strip. ' Wyma said New Tribe Mission is an Interdenominational evan~li cal mission of 1.~ mostly American members who minister to people in 2tlrountries. He said the mission had several stations In Colombia. NOW AVAILABLE Al SIMMONS A.P.R• GMAC Financing AVAILABLE THROUGH NOVEMBER 20, ZENTH 19" Diagonal SYSTEM 3 • 1926 1 e \ New Chromacolor Contrast Pictu re Tube for exceptional con tra st and co lor fide l1_ty . • Quartz ·Conlrolled Elect ronic Tun1 ng feat 11 fl ne 157Channel capabtl1ty (incl. 10 1 Cable TV ). " · • Dependabl e I 00% Modular Z· 1 Chass ts l or long-life reliability. · • Magic·Touch Tun ing . • Advanced Color Sentry Autorna tK Color Con trol. • Electronic Powt:r Se ntry protects chaSM!:. 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Ron Marlenee, R-Mont. , said New York "already has vel'¥ strict gun taws and is most willingtoprosecute anyone who defends him self." · Marlenee said he would sign the discharge petition "as a protest against the dictatorship of commit tee leadership," andbecausehewas " tirro of the trampling of the rights of sportsmen." ,The but would make the first major change in federal gun laws since 1968 when Congress approved a gun control law following the Missionaries kidnapped work expressions NEAT 2 BEDROOM. ooe lloor home. a~ng Chatham Ave. AdditiOnal storage building along rear alley. Buy now for $25,000.00. lease With William Hughes, D-N.J., chainnan of the Judiciary subcommittee on crime, told the House his panel planned hearings on the legislation this week in New York City. When the bearings are complete, Hughes said, " ! expect to report consensus legislation -lhataccommodates the concerns of hunters and sportsmen as well as rur pollee and other concerned citizens, and which doesnotweakenournatlon's fight against violent crime." Supporte~ o! the bUI were not impressro by the promise to hold Auto. , P.S., P.B. SUNDAY PUZZLER guoronteed. can 304-273· 2811 . Ravenswood. W. Va. ACROSS Call 304-676-2398 or 614446-2464. 75 With Option To Buy 446-2206 or 4 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump sales. service . Regis- ==~==:;== • TRISTATE SUBJECT - Retail space I UPHOLSTERY SHOP located at 42 Court Street. 1163 Sec. Ave .. Gallipolis. I Lafayette Mall. Gallipolis. 614-446 -7833 or614 -446· j OhiQ. Square lootaee of 1833. 1,157 selling space and R & M Furniture Manufac· 'l27 square leet of storage space on the second lloor turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown Cl1y. Oh . Call ~14-266of the Lafayette Mall. 1470, call Eve. 614-446Call 614-446-7653 3438 . Old & new 9:30 'til 8:00 Uphostared . Monday thru Saturday For Rent or J .and L. Installation. Roof· in g. vinyl1iding, storm doors and windows. Free estl· in discharge a move Judiciary petition, Committee throughthata would require a majority of the 4.15 House members to sign the petition. IfVolkmersucCI'eds, the bill could be brought to the floor within a few days for a vote by the full House. Under nonnal procedure, a bUI does not reach the full House untO a major'ily of a committee votes to send the measure to the floor. The scheduling of such votes Is largely at the discretion of the committee chairman. Although few discharge petitions havesucCI'eded In the past, critics of tre Senate bill quickly moved to head off the petition effort. Rep . 46 Space for Rent con· l~:::::::::::~:::~~:~:~======:l========j===~~===::: call 304-676-6456 after 5:00PM . ,(> Upholstery crete. Call304-773' 5131 . new and remodeling, Starks Tree and Lawn Ser- • 87 dowo, insulating, rooting. . 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I I II 3 BEDRM .. 2 ~ths, 111 acres, more CHILDERS SAW SUPPLY Dozer' Work land c::lear:ing, landscaping, etc. Free esti- Cor . Fourth and Pine Golllpolio. Ohio Phone 614-446-38B8 or 614-446-4477 . WASHINGTON (UPI) -Supporters of a Senate-pasSEd bill to ease existing liun control laws have launchedanefforttoforce theHouse' · Judiciary Committee to release the blllfor a vote by the full House. The Senate bill, pasSEd In July, was declared "dead on arrival" by Judiciary Committee Chalnnan Peter Rodino, D-N.J., who said the blll would be "a bOon to criminals ." Rep. Harold Volkmer, D-Mo.. a leading opponent of gun control laws, told the House last week he would try to wrest the bill from the Your Dealer On The River ... o~: Sl ONS · OLDSMOBILE-CADILAC-CHEVROLET 30l E. Main St. Phone 992-6614 NEW HOURS - 9 TO 7 MON. •. · Pomeroy, Ohio 9 TO 4 SATURDAY CONTROL ZENI.TH 25" DiagOnal Cu slomSe rics Color, TV •$5650'1 ' • Dependable 100% ("1 od ular I l Ll1·, ~·· · 1m long ·lile depend ability . • f Quarfz ·controlled ( lectron lf 1 un1nr~ w1!h I .I• 111 nel Up/ Down Button and Rap1 c1Sr.an rrmu• ·' SALE $599 · RIDEN OURS 1 W. MAIN TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER 985 -3307 ' �·' • •· ~ Page-D-8,- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~U.S. • Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, w. Va. October 27. 1985 1 to search Vietnam,crash·site for MIAs· : WASHINGTON (UP!) -For the :,. first time, Vietnam has agreed to : permit the United States to excavate : the site of a crashed warplane to .: search for. the remains of Ameli· ' cansmlsslnginaction, the Pentagon says. Commodore James Cossey, an • acting deputy assistant defense ·. secretary, identified the site Friday - as the locatlon o~ a B-52 bomber : crash In the Hanoi-Haiphong area. ' The precise identity of the plane was not known, he said. Coupled with the announcement of the agreement. which was - reached during talks 'in Hanoi l ~s t : month, was the identification of the : remalnsoflOmoreAmericanMIAs. The remains were handed overt a U.S. olficlals in Hanoi Aug. 14. Nine were Identified Oct. 8. The rem~lns of seven more will be identified In !he next two weeks. · The newly identified remains wUl be flown from Hawaii to Travis Air Force Base, Calif., Tuesdav. Those Identified incl~de a dual U.S.·French citizen Identified as Jean Claud LecOrnecofCiearOaks Calif., who died of dysentery in ~ Vietnamese prisoner cainp in 1976. He left Vietnam but returned for his Vietnamese family when he was ca pt~red and died a month later Cossey said. ' Cossey said U.S. officials knew Lecornec had been in thecampafter the war ended in 1975. Lecornec was the second U.S. civilian to be found. ____.. --- _____... i Pap4 ...., The remains of the first were where the remains of about500ofthe Cos~ cited the agreement and still may be alive In Indochina as repatr1ated in 1977. 2,446 Amer1cans still unaccounted VIetnamese Involvement in investl- evidence Or increasing cooperation gating slghtings of Amertcans who between Hanoi and Washington Vietnam'sagreement in principle for In VIetnam may be fouitd. to permit the first joint· U.S.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ _ , , . . __ _ __:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Vietnamese excavation of the &52 r site came dur11lj;( the ninth session of technical talks in Hanoi on the MIA issue since December 1982. They were described as "the most open and cordial talks to date." The only other crash site ever excavated in Indochina after the Vietnam War was in Pakse, Laos, where a joint U.S.-Laotian team In February dug up the remains of l3 Americans who were abo;lrd an AC·130 gunship.Theexcavationcost $150,0Xl. Cossey estimated there are hundreds rt crash sites in Indochina ...,....,... ....... .Safety award Pace~ ~--------------~--------------~-------- ~1 By the Bend ............. Page 5 ·-- ' Page2 i ' '" .... __ - Bengals top Steeler8 I' . . --,,..,_I_. ________.____ L.._r•s . - - - _.__,....... ~- • • ent1ne 1 Section, 10 P•ges Pomarqy-Middlaport, Ohio, Monday, October 28. 1985 No.136 1986 ....... --·-- ; Letters to editor ClaBsllleds ........ Pages 6, 7, 8 Comics-TV .............. Page9 Deaths ................... Page 10 EdHorlals ................ Page 2 Sports ................. Pages 3, 4 __..___. __ ...., at y e .. 26 Cen1a A Multimedia Inc. 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The schoO! board oontends that to do this would mean to Ignore problems at Portland, Syracuse and Letart Falll. Southern Local voters debate school tax levy By NANCY YOACHAM •ARCHERY •RELOADING eGUNS •AMMO •FISHING TACKLE RACINE ELEMENTARY Is the oldest buDding In Southem Dlstrlcl, bunt In 1911. Opponents or a proposed 6.19 mW levy to build a ronsoUdated elementary school In Southem Dlslrlcl, suggest 1 ELBERFE.LDS t -J n tr ol are second graders. left to rlgltl,lront row, Lisa Wiles, Alysia JeDldns, J011eph Layne and DanleDe Smith, • Sentinel staff A doUar doesn't go as far as It used to. "With. thtl< thought in mind, it's easy to understand why voters In the Southern Local School District are voicing opiniOns, both pro and con, concerning a proposed 6.19 mill tax levy to build a new consolidated elementary school. Proponents of the measure are looking at the levy from the educational standpoint. Contends Bobby Ord, superintendent of Southern Local Schools, "Yesterday's facilities won't deliver today's education." Ord cites this example, "If you're going to haul coal nowadays, you use a coal truck, not a wheelbarrow." He also points out that students these days compete not only on a national level but on a world level. Therefore Southern Local's students need the best educations money can provide. Ord, the school board, and many others within the school dlstrtct, feel thai Soutbern Local can provide a better education--but only through passage of the tax levy. Opponents of the levy, although nol against BALTIMORE (UPI)- Invesll~~:atorssay the espionageoperallons of accused spy ringleader John Walker went around the world, but a chapter of that drama cduld end today In U.S. District Cwrt. Alter what invesllgalors say was a ~year career or slipping u.s. mUIIory secrets to the Soviets_,Walker, 48, will appearhelore federal Judge Alexander Harvey lltoenteran ettpected guUtypleaa<~partof a sweeping agreement. Justice Department officials have said nothing more lhan that loday'shearlngwiU be "very Important." ' But sources quoted in several weekend newspaper rq10rls said WalkerwW plead guilty to espionage In ettchange lora lesser sentence lor his son Michael, 22, a sailor last attached to the 1111clear-powered aircraft cariter Nimitz, who Is charged with providing cl1188lfled illonnatlon to his lather. Another element il the agreement wiU he acomrnltmentfromJohn Walker to testify against his Navy buddy Jerry Whllwolih, who also I!! · ,whltworth, 46, has pleaded not guDty and Is scheduled to 1!0 m trlal In January In San Frandsoo. GAHS qualifies for post-season playoffs IRONTON - Gallla Academy's 83.35 points, In this week's ratings Blue Devils have qualified for tlle according to Walker, while Shert1985 post-season playoffs in Ohio dan and Philo are tied for second and high school, according to a story in Ironton Is fourth. • . today's edition ol the Ironton Walker goes on to say that whoever wins the GallipoUs-Ironton Tribune. Written by Ironton sports editor game Frida~ wiD finish first In the Jimmy Walker, an "expert" on the final ratings that will come out playoff system, thestorysaysGallla Sunday, Jllov. 3. If GalllpoUs loses to Ironton Academy, Sheridan and Philo are "definitely" in the playoffs despite Friday, there Is a strong possibility Gallipolis would go r1ght back to what the Blue Devils do this week. The last playoff spot wiU go to Ironton the following week to begin · Ironton if the Tigers beat Gallla tlle playoffs. If Gallla Academy wins at Academy this week. u Gallla Academy wins, Ironton will be Ironton, Nov. 1, the Blue DevOs etlmlnated and presden Tri-Vailey would finish lln!t In their region and . 'j,host a playoff game the following · would be the Fourth team. Gallla Academy will be fln!t, with . week, Nov. 8or9. - •'' Most voters In the district agree that it's time to replaCE' Racine Elementary. Some have gone so far as to suggest building a new school just for Rllcine. However it is llie position of the school board that the problem cannot be considered on a school to school basis. but must be considered as a distr1ct problefl1. The board contends that if a new school could bt! built for Rllclne - Portland, Syracuse and Letart Falls would also want ,their fair share- and rl,ghtfuUv so. · In regard 10 Rllclne Elementary, Dale button,ofthe state fire marshall's olflce, has recorded on olflclal reports, "this building, because of age and constructiOn, Is hazardous and needs to be replaced." An open stair well linking the first and second levels of the school, and oil-soaked wood floors, have been noted by Dutton as major factors in the building's pot.entla l for rapid fire spread. Admits Ord, ''There Is always the posslbllty !he state fire marsha II will close down Racine Elementary." He adds that in the past few years, the slate marshall has passed the building for fire safety only because each room in thebuUding,even thoseon thesecondOoor,has an outside fire exit . Steelworkers ratify 'survival' contract Expect guilty plea today charged In the case. In an effort to meet minimum standards, Ord said. If the 6.19 mill levy passes, that millage would be added to the present 24 mlils. For voters to compute their "approximate tax Increase" which 6.19 mills would crea te, Audit or William Wickline says to take the assessed property value on the Itemized tax bill from fhc county treasurer, and multiply that figure by 6.19. Another· factor being considered by voters is that a new school, if buUt, would be located In Rllcine, the center of the distrtct. Many residents are concerned about the posslbllty of eliminating the small communlly schools of Letart Falls, Portland, Syracuse and e'Ven Rllclne. The age of the six buildings which would be lost If a new school Is constructed, played a part in the decision of the school board to apply for state funding f~r construction. Of all the buildings Involved, Portland Elementary Is the newest, even though It Is nearly 35 years old. Portland was built in 1951; Letart Falls In 1935; Syracuse, the junior high school and the kindergarten in 1929; and Racine, whlth Is the oldest In the district, in 1911. education, say that taxes are high enough and they question how present mUlage Is being used in the dlstrtct. As explained by Ord, to be ellgtble for state foundation money which provides general operating monies, a district must have levied "at il'ast" 20 mills. Southern District now has 23 mills providing general fund monies. Another 1 mlll, bringing the total to 24 mills, provides funds for debt service to pay off a vocational agriculture roan\, a media center and a music room which have been added to the high school in recent years as required by state minimum standards. Three of the 23 mills were added three years ago. This mlllage provides the dlstrtct with about $150,(XXJ yearly and has been used over the years for such major items as building repairs, purchasing textbooks, library books, educational equipment, educational furniture, educational supplies and upgrading or the bus fleet Ord says. This millage also allowed the dlstr1ct to hire a secretary-aldefor each elementary school, a dlstrtct art teacher and an elementary music teacher, again paring the nine plants for the resumption of production. In SteubenvUie. Ohio, the president of USW Local 12.18 said his members were eager to get back on the job, even though they weren 't totally sold on the contract. "But, it was something that had to be done to survive," Ron Glldow said. "It wasasurvlvalcontract." "We're having a party. Not a victory party. Just a golng·back·towork party. Everybody Is ready to go back to work." The USW settled for an ,hourly wage that Is $4.38 below the industry average. Gildow acknowledged that the reduction in wages from $21.40 an hour to $18 will cause some problems, but "everyone can rearrange their flnanres." Glldow said his loca l ratl!led the offer because the Ohio Valley has By United Press International Wheeling·Pittsburgh Steel Corp., struggling to recover in bankruptcy court, has cleared a big hurdle by coaxing union ·approval of a "survival" contract that ended a 98-day strtke by workers in three states. The bulk of.. the 8,200 members of the United Steelworkers union are expected to back on the job Tuesday In West Vlrgtnla, Ohio and Pennsylvania. By a near?-1 ratio, the USW voted Saturday to ratify the new work agreement which Includes $18 per hour In wages and benefits. Worl< schedules were prepared Sunday by plant managers and superintendents at the firm's plants In the three states. A spokesman for the firm said skeleton crews spent Sunday pre- "nothing else to offer but Wheeling- (George Ferns) can make this company one of the more viable Arepresentatlveo!Local11!Kialso companil's In the nation." used the term "surviva l" contrac t Approval of the contract came one and Secretary Ted VanHorn sug- day after U.S. Bankruptcy Judge gested the .agreement with Warren Bentz said he had no Wheeling-Pittsburgh was the "best jurtsdlctlon to block the tentative agreement. The judge planned to the union could get.'' "Under the circumstanCEs, I sign !he agreement today. Faced with a $514 mUllan debt, the think It was fantastic," he said. "We could never recoup our losses but nation 's seventh largest steel· (the str1ke ) was worth it because makrer flied for protecllon against (former chairman Dennis) Carney its creditors last April under Chapter 1I of the U.S. Bankruptcy Is gone. "I think the new chalrmai!i. Code. Pitt." Glenn asked to back.Kindness' bill legislation. '1 Kindness acknowledgeMtlat the mUitary medical malpractiCe legis· latlon could increase the costs incurred by. the Department of Defense. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Thomas Klndlness, R.Ohio, has asked Sen. John Glenn, D.Ohio, to support on a House-passed bill that would allow service men and women to sue the government lor lnjurtes caused by Improper medical care. Klndlness, a six-term Congres· slonal representative from Hamllton who Is seeking the Republican nomination to run against Glenn In 1986, wUl be watching Glenn when the bUlls considered by the Senate. Klndess has asked GleM to work toward Senate approval ol the Public meeting set A publiC meeting to discuss the proposed additional 1 mill levy In Orange Township wUI be held Tuesday nlght, 7:llp.m., at the fire department in Tuppers Plains. Comments and questions on the Issue will be welcomed• 'I ABRUPT STOP-This bus from the Second Baptist Church I~ . Ravenswood came to IUl abrupt stop Sunday morning when It apparently was unable to slop for a slowi ng car driven by Harold . Circle of Racine. Circle had slowed for another vehicle oocordlngto ; reports. The Ioree of the Impact caused extensive dama~~:e to Circle's car, rupturing the gas tank and allowing fuel to.pour onto the highway. The R""lne Voluunteer lire Department and Emergency aquad were dispatched to the scene about four miles northeast ol Racine on state route 124. Luckily ooly minor Injuries were Incurred. OSP Investigated the accident. ,, � 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. 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