http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d4241f97a761dc482c404737b856af23.pdf 38b2b4f09795788eb4bc1abbfa77a67e PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohi.. LOSER ""Amt: 1\i~'( MN;t \0)1:. ~. ~y ~ ll'E IIDL-0 .... '::~;::~' s~~4.llA-&t.trs· Television Viewing I • FRI., SEPT. 21 Wflo<l 0 four Rearrange COLD AND LONELY ... • I'111 2 (!) 3-2-1 Contacl 11 - -li -~ . IT'S FR€UIIJG l,:j HEJ<[.Iil . 8 . ....J.L...J.L...J L.-L..-L..- L e a HE~fS A f~oM 1\ 5ToflY A8oUT P.. rA/\100$ BoP,_.BlJIL.PE~ ....__ GoiNr, T'/4~GH ~IS MIPI.IFE CRISIS ~ k~ 1 UuNI' INAFuNK a ToA MON~j ANP JOII"iii'IG A grandparents arrive from Greece bearing gifts. IIl (!) Waohlngton Wuk In __ M~ASiE~Y. Revfow Q 1111 t121 G1 Evening Shade A THAT ISN'I OUR QUI>-RRY, SC~NNER I 11 '5 PA.Rl OF THA.T BLA5fED .JOIN! pro football player return s to his hometown to coach TRY AND OUTRUN THIS, foolball. Q YOU ROTTEN Llll LE f]] Ill Amonca•s Moat Wanted A fugitive 1s sought lor the attempted murder of a police officer SA"JD DIGGER.' l!]l Murder, She Wrote all Texes Connecllon Q a PrlmeNtWI a:JI Beauly and the Bout Q 8:30 (i) Ill Ill Family Monaro A new restaurant owned by Aachaet 1S built C CD Cll Wall $tree( WHk Q all On Stage 9:00 (l) U fl)) MOVIE: 'Murder C.O.D.' NBC Movlo olll>t WHk\2 :00)0 IIl Pro ltlho t.rth Case stud1es of creat1ve and practical solutions to en11ironmental problems that are al so economically sound ara examined . (A, (100) Q Cll Evening at Pops ®I t12111l MOVIE: 'Workl'o Olcloat Uvlng Brld.,.malcl' CBS Movlo oi1M WHit (2001 f]] Ill 11EA Praoo·s best c tnend becomes the kev 1n Group Nme's search . 1]]1 Hitchcock Presents '" a ® Naohvllfe Now llrr; King llvol a:JI Beauly and 11\e Booot t;l UO (i) (I) Ill Going Ploceo A wnhng team works and lives a MORK MEEKLE AND I CONT KNOW ANY~ I WHO C';£T5 />6 DIRIY / 1 __ ___.-- , ---------- AS YOL.l 00. ~~-( '1VU E;Oi f.G IV /viAI<E A CARE~R OLlTOF cSi"ETTIN6 DIRTY~ THAT ~PENC5 ... 1S TH Ef(E: MUD-I NON F?T IN I T~ together. l!ll Ray Bradbury Theatre t0:00 l!J Newl (I) (I) Ill 20{20 IIl (!] Frontline $peciol c ;c ' I ... AR~ 1 . Rep. · Docodo ol OutrucUon (4, Q f]] Ill MajOf League B11eblll l!ll The Hitchhiker 121 Evening News a:J)700 Club Special: Seven Doyo Abloze 10:20 I]) NWA Wrosding Power _.. ry;J _,·- ·- '" ' ··, . 8..\RNEY Hour TATER SO ALL -FIRED TICKLED ABOUT> WHAT'S I PUT HIS TOOTH UNDER HIS PILLER AN' -- TH' TOOTH FAIRY LEFT HIM A WHOLE DIME!! 10:30 (!) Major League Bueblll l!]l Swamp Thing ®Crook & Chua @ Major League BuebiM 11 Ill tm il2l I!]} NIWI IIl Nowowatch (!) Star HuoUer l!]l Miami Vice ® Teus Connection Moneyllne a:JI Bordortown 11 :20 I]) MOVIE: Devil Oog: The Hound of Holf (2:00) 11 :30 (]) U Tonlght Show Slereo [JJ Alive From 011 Cantor t;l Ill Ill I!]} MounllinHr Magazine 1111 Night Cour1 C i121 mWlaoguy ~1nme oo rn u rn m m a year ahead ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL ~'Your ~'Birthday Sepl. 22, 1890 Aside from yoUJ usual group of fr iends. addi ti onal people will become very important in your social affairs in the year ahead. One or more might even have a positive influence In furthering your personal ambitions. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22, Regardless of the size of the crowd or even if il"S a strange group. you· it not go unnoticed today, although you'll do nothing ou t of the ordinary to attract anention. Gel a jump on lite by understanding the influences which ar~ Qoverninq you 1n the concerned LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Today'' you ARIES (March 21 - April19) Your arl1 shc get 1nvolved 1n someth1ng ol a confiden - and crea tive a!lnbutes are lik ely to v1e tial nal ure. do no1 d1scuss your plan s lor express1on today _ You may be able w11h people who are not key player s to produce someth1ng of beauty that There IS no rea son to keep ou1s1der s wtll have permanent ... alues as well TAURUS (April 20-Mor 20) Try fo se1nlormed SCOR PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Somef >mes lect acltvtlies today that reqUire both people come to us lor adv1ce and yet mental and phys~eal agtllty 11 th ey are don·! rea ll y listen to what we have to games vou entov w1th elements of com say ThiS won·! be true in your 1nstance pettllon, all the better however , because you· n be placect 1n a GEMINI (Mor 21-Juno 20, Your poss, . bilities l or material gains look promising respected category SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your today owmg to the good auspices ol best Ideas today will be tho se you get others. You could do especially well il regar d1ng ways to further your ambition yau·re involved with people who have a or how to add to your resources . Thi s generous natures . may cause you to aim for different , yet CANCER (Juno 21-Julr 22, If I here is something important vou are trying to related target s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19, You will promote today, you're apt to be more make an indelible Impression on others successful If you use the soft salt . Paint toda y_not because at heroic deeds or pictures with your words so !hat your revolutiOnary thoughts. but because of prospects can easily visualize what you little acts ol thoughtfulness and charity. say. AQUARIUS (Jon. ~ob, 19, Even LEO (Jutr 23-Aug. 22, Your bus>ness though you might not be invited to par- instincts are likely to be better than usu- licipate 1n a friend 's vent ure. you could al today, because you're equally as Intustill learn how to do on your own what itive as you are IOQIC!IL This combina· . tlon could spell profit. Send lor vour vour fr iend Is successfully doing. PISCES (fob, •Morch 20) Whaf you Astra-Graph predictions today by mailattempt to do alone todav might have ing S 1.25 10 Aslro-Graph. c/o lhls only reasonably satisfactory results, but newspeJlllf, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, what you do in concert with others OH 44101-3428. Be sure 10 s1a1e your could turn out to he quite lucky for all zodiac sign . I J jeopardizes his life and cover to pursue personal vendena . ®On Sligo Spor1o Tonight a:JI Beouly and 11\e Botll Q 11:35(1) ChHrt Q 12:00 IIl Stir Hualler NlghUine Q 1111 Magnum, PJ. I!]} Tonight Show Stereo. l!]l MOYlE: Prt11y Smort IAI (2:00, ® Noohvlllt Now NowaNI{Ihl 12:05 (lJ Nlghtllno Q 12:30 (])II fl))llta Night With Dovlrllltt.rman ()) II lnlo tho Nlghl 112111) SRQ a:JI BoiUiy lnd ... Boeld Q 12:35 (lJ lnotanl Rocall 1:001111 MOVIE: Firattarter (AI (2:00) I!]) • Arunlo Hall ShowBiz Today 1:05 (i) Love Connecllon 1:20 I]) MOVIE: Munotar, Go Homo (2:00) 1:30 (])II IIJJ Frldly Night Vldooo ()) a PR IN T NUMBERED f NORTH +Q 10 Bob Hamm;m dart'r jJia y Today"s. from the CanJdt- WEST an lnV1l<I IIOnal P atrs la st s prin~ , rr ~ :1 qutred a l eur amoun t of rooperat10n tQ9 7 f ro rn 1hP dt•l ense West tnJdt• a sk1rnpy- vu lnNablt' +J ' • •s 9-'l l-90 'I'J8 tA!O ti ~ C\2 +K 9< SOl TH .AKJ7 3 'I'AK62 • J Vulnerable. East- West Healer West Wrst IJhl H I' a ~-~ <NT I' a->" b 'l' ()hi All ,. ~orl h Pass 4'1' tiNT East Pa ss Pass Pass Obi p. 1 :-.~ Opt•mn~ leod watt tor their d ub tnck But mr,.;ph rahh· Ea st put m the d1arnond 10 t fi _j lkdarrr won t hE' JJCk . playrd dum m:v "s Q· IO of :-:pa dt•s. cas hed hts hE-art La_n_d_h_ad. ,lo- p-:-la_y_a_w_a_)-,'f;-ro-m--ccthr kmg of art' . ra:-. h(•d the A -K -.J of spades whllr dt s C"ard~n~ (']uhs from dummy . and took thn•(' rnorf' ht•a rt tnck s That rr du<"Pd ~:us t to t~H' d1amond ace and th(' cluh K -9 The ktng of di amond s wa s plavPd from dummv Ea st wnn th1· acf' t'lubs to give declarer h1 s contract For Hamman . 1t was another day at thr of ftC(' . For hapless East. a nagging quest ton - why had he Dothered to come all the way to Toronto to defend d hand so badlv'.' CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 Shakespeare's Athenian 40 Man· talk 42 Dodge 43 African Dr. antelope Richards 44 Broad12 Glory casts 13 Goaded 45 Fender 14 Go fi shing scars 15 1812 DOWN event 1 Milwau 16 Bounder kee 18 Aclress player Fanow 2 Throw a 19 Yale feasl sludenl 3 A "Casa 20 CIA's blanca· predeces sial sor 4 Shoe 21 Lawyer widlh (abbr ) 5 Colonisl's 22 Depot Joe wmker 24 Confederale color 25Gin· making site 27 Ma~ or Buddy 29 Malt Dillon's portrayer 32 Hockey great 33 Winte1 ailmenl 34 Aussie 1 Prickly planl 6 High stepping aid 11 Tennis's 6 Food fishes 7 Large amounl 8 "Autumn Son ala" direclor 9 Nabokov novel 10 Pact 17 Pavement 23 Del roil product 24 Colt, for one 26 Had failh in 27 Astro· nomical herdsman 28 Come 30 Having 31 Down 31 Noises 33 Penahies 39 Peculiar 41 GrandOpry 35 Assoc. 36"-a boy I" 37 Wilde beesl DAILY CRVPTOQUOTES- Here'show 1owork II: 9/21 AXYDLHAAAH lal.ONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is use a for the three L's, X for the two O's, elc. Single letters, apctStrophes, the length and fonnalio~ of the words are all hints. Each day the codt! letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE L V G Q T C P 0 P I. Y 0 C P DOZ TE SDZG. DXL I.PQPVCVXJ v ZYPF GNPIJW XPCPU Along I he River ......... Bl-8 Buslness ........... ........... D-1 Comics- ... .. ............. .Insert Classllleds ........... .. ... D-2-7 neaths ........................ A -3 Editorial ..................... A-2 S110rls ...................... C-1-5 Cloudy and cold. Slight chance of showers. High near 55. Chance of rain 30 percent. 12 Sections. 84 Pagea A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, September 23, 1990 Indicted were Jack W. Cris p a nd lhc 1..eading Creek Wa· 1ers hcd Association, Inc; G lenna R . Cr isp; and J ames J. Crisp. Jack W Crisp, a former member and President of fh e Board of LCCD, as we ll as a chi ef orga nizer of !he Watershed Associa tion, laces 19 counls in all, Including onl' count of engaging In a patlern of corrupt acllv il y, wh ich, as named , Is a first degree felony; five co unt s of having an unlawful interest in a public contrac t and t wo counts ol compllcily In having an unlawful lnlerest in a public contract, all fourth degree felonies, and one first degree misdemeanor charge by the same name; five coun ts of soliciting or receiving Improper compensat ion and five counts of comp li city In soliciting or receiving Improper compen· sa llon, all of which are flr sl degree misdemeanors. K. Rober I Toy, the specia I prosecutor appointed in January of 1989to investiga te the Leading CreEk organizations, sa id Friday afternoon thal the grand jury investigation revea led ihe in· creas ing use In the 1980's of the Leading Cree k Walershed Asso· elation as a "conduil to filter funds" from the governmenta l agency of LCCD Ia "certa in individuals" , i ncl uding Jack W Crisp and hi s wife. Glenna R Crisp. Begun In the 191i0's as a non-profit "charllable" organ! · zallon, with m embership dues set at $1, !h e Walershed Associa · lion rented lhe fac iliti es housing the offic es of LCCD to fha! government a II y · Con t ro lied agency for a sum of $120,000, which was paid to lhe Watershed Association as a lump sum in 1987 . According fa Toy, thai sum was 10 be applied as r ent for a period of six years i$2.500 per month 1, wllh lhe final two years of the period being promised fa LCCD renf ·free. According to Toy, Jhat lu mp sum of $120,000 then was applied to a retirement plan for board members - a rellremenl plan thai. Ia date, only Crisp has been eligible to benefit from . Count Three of the indictm ent agalnsl Jack W. Crisp In particu · lar, alleges thai he benefited from the retirement plan . Jack W Crisp Is also accused of using "lhe authorily or lnflu ence of hi s office lo secure ... rotlremenl benefits for his Wife. Glenna Crlsp ... and early retire· menf bene fil s for hi s wife." In 1984, .Jack W. Crisp and lhe board of the Walershed Associa · lion voted Ia pay from the funds of Jhal organization toward lhe Stone, who was not wearing a safety belt, was pinned inside I he car before he could be pull ed from the wreckage and pro· nounced dead al the scene. Stone's passenger, Teresa De· weese, 16, was thrown from lhr vehic le and r eceived multiple scral ches. She w as taken to Holzer Medical Cenler 11y lh e Gai Ua County EMS where she was admllted for treat men I. Her co ndition was stable Sal urday. according 10 a hospllal spokeswoman. Tes 1S were perfo r med on Stone a! McCoy- Moore Funeral Home Ia delermine the cause of the accident and as of Saturd ay, It was unknown If Stone was I ntoxicated at the time of Jhe cras h, according to the rcporl. sions , ranglng In amount from $500 lo $1,500 . The Walershed Association is also bei ng named on the indicl · men! since lhe State of Ohio allow s corporations to be sued as Individual s. Toy did explain however, I hal lhe general membership of lh e organization were not Involved In lhe matler . The two-cou nf if: diclment aga in st Glenna R. Crisp i nvolves a charge of engaging in a pattern of corrupt acllvlly, a f irs t degree felony, and four counts of fourth· degree complicity In having an unlawful Interest In a public co ntra c t . (See LCCD, page A4 I Parade deadline Oct. I for city's bicentennial Cheshire man killed in wreck By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - A Cheshire man was killed and a Ga llipolis woman suffered minor Injuries in a hlgh-speed accident on County Road 5 near Stau, Roule 7 early Saturday morning. According to a Gallla Mefgs State Highway Patrol report, David Stone, 28, was traveling at 60-65 miles per hour on wet pavement In Gallipolis Township when he apparently iosl control of his car and ran off fhe right side of the road . Slone's 1978 Pontiac then struck a t raffic sign and a tree before going over an embankment. early retirem en t. lhrough Publi c Employees Relirement System , of Glenna R Cri sp, as well as incre asin g salary fo r Glenna R Cr isp, who was employed 32 hour s per week as general mana ger. from $31,000 to $42,000. Toy also sa id Jhaf Glenna R. Crisp was paid full salary while awav from the LCCD otrlce from Oclober, 1987 unlit June, 1988, wilh approval f rom board member .Ja ck Crisp, as con· f ained in Count Twelv e of the indl c!mcnf aga inst Jack W . Crisp. I n addit ion, Jack W. Crisp Is accu sed of voli ng In favor of bonu ses for himself and board m embe r s on nume ro us ocra - PARADE MARSHAL - Downtown Gallipolis was the sUe lor lhe first Emancipation Proclamation Celebration Parade Saturday morning. Pictured Is Henry Norman, parade marshal, as he waves to spectators lining Second Avenue . Norman was one of many speakers visitors listened to ln the city park following the parade . (Times-8entlnel photo by Krlo Cochran) City status threatened in Gallipolis By LEE ANN WEUII THOMPSON Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis is threalened wil h the possib ility of losi ng lfs cll y sl atus, and efforts are underway to recoun t the !own's population house·lO· house. Accord Ing Ia James BoSler, clly code enfof1'emenl officer and housing liason for lhe 1990 ccnsu&, I hree blocks were of fl. clal ly cha llenged , and a survey by house is going on. For anyone who was not con tacJed during the census or did nof fiJi out a census form . it' s not too lale, he said. The forms are being lefl In doors and mailboxe s. Bosler said. and If you don't gel one, and haven'! the re fore bPen counted.ll may be done over I he phone. The la sl maili ng d ale for fhe clfy's challenge Is Sepl. .10. Boster said, so form s from res idents mu st be i n the cit y offic es by !hal lime. Three blocks In parllcula r arc being challenged, Flflh Avenue, A llen Drive and I he 220 acres of Spruce Strecf Extension annexed In December. If Is lmportanl to retain c lly status, according to ci ty man- ager Dale lman. In a news release, Iman sa id "wp know ther e are problems wilh fhe housing counts and we know there are people tha t h avt' not been co un ted However, we don't know lf there ar e enough mlssPd people to save our c!ty stat us ." Bosler said Gallipolis Is abou f 158 people shorf uf lhc 5.1MIII needed to remain a city . If th ai Is nof mel, fhL'rP wi ll be reduc l!on !s funding from lhP state and federal gm:prnrrH:•nt s. iman sa id. The form takes three mlnuiPs l o comp lefe, he said, and II Is Imp or tant for thosP not counted In fh P cens us 10 do so. GALLIPOLIS - En!rles for the Bicentennial Parade, Oct 20 i n downtown Ga llipolis, are due at lh e Bicenten nia l Office by Ocf obcr 1. Form s ma y be picked up from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m . on Monday s and 9 a.m Ia J p.m . Tuesday through Friday al lhe office, located af 533 Second Ave. The commission invites a II organizations to show their colors by entering a flag bearin g. walking unll, which display s th e color s of Lhe group In add ll lo n fo loc al unit s. approximat ely six bands are expected to participafe. 1.200 Sh r iners fr om around thP stat e. srvrra l flr P units. Lind additional Shrincrs from Kentucky . Among th e groups oartlclpal · lng, are the Norlh Carolina Precision Dril l Team, !he Gold Wing Road Rider s Assoclallon National Champions in 19R8. The purpose of lhedriiiJeam Is Jo promole a good ima ge, demon· slrale rid in g skills fhrough education {with an emphasis on safely ) and improve the accepfanc e of moJOrcy cllng by the general public. The Team com blnes demonstrations, perfor mances, and compet ition with luxury touring. Honda Gold Wing motorcycles in a precision drill gives a perspective not off en seen by the pub l ic. To enable chi ldr en lo watch the !)flrforma nces of the Shriners. (See PARA I)E, page A5) Finale to celebration slated aboard West Virginia Belle C,\ I.UPOI. IS - Final p lans an• bein g made l or the Gallipolis Rlcenlcnnlal flail. fa be held Saf urrlay, Oct. 20 on lhe WeSf Virgin i a Br!IP. Accordi ng to M ;trly Cornett. ball romrnilh:>(.• co-c hairma n, thi~ prrmiC'ff' soci al func t ion will mark I he close of fhe cit y's 200th hirtta.l <ly c rlrbratlon a c ti vi t ies . ( 'o rnrtt point s out that many who will be af lending, have beEn spending a g rea l deal of tim e and eflo rl in. planning whaf they will wear CosJumes ol th e period or r ostumes of any period, from 1790 to lttP prr sent, will be uppropriatr. The empha sis will be or lormal wear for the rv ening and cos tumes a re not required. Boardin g time will be 7 p.m . wlfh th e Be lle l eaving the Gal li· polis Rl verf ronf af R p.m for a four -hour crui se . Ho t hors d'o~u ­ v rrs will be served throughout til e eve nin g and the boaf's cash IJars will be open Tw o bands will be performing during lhe baiL The Jay Flippin Orchestra and I he Full Tl l1 Band, both entertaining on separ ate (See FINALE, page A5) Meigs library branch expected back in operation by mid-October hopper V Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY- A tala I oflwenty six Ind ictments were filed i n Meigs County Cgmmon Pleas Courl against one presenl and two former officers of the Lead· lng Creek Watershed Associa· tlon, Inc . and Leading Creek Conservancy District on Friday afternoon. • A fi' ~o ulh Inside LCCD officers named in 26 indictments By BRIAN J . REED EA>T +986 , 0 pn·-rm pt ;Jn d South got h1s s1de to SIX hPart s WhPn Wl•st doublrd . Nort h ror rt'rt lv surm 1sed that East would h.•ad 1'1lh('f- a spade or a club fo r a ruff So North t·onvPr tPd to SIX no-trump <.~vo1d m g th e loss ol a ruffmg trick Uut thrrr was qiJI J maJor probiPm how to take l2 t ncks W1th the opemng lead of ;l d1arnond . 11 was not hard for Hamman \fl pl ay low from dummy t lf W(·st wa s undN iradmg thC' ac(' of dJa mnnd;\. more power to ht m J l::ast shnul d wm 1ht• iH'L' an!l return h1s dJJ rnond 10 Thr d('fendrrs cou ld now VoL 26 No. 33 Copyrigh111d 1990 'I'QL09< t K 8 +QL08 ; 2 has cont rt hut ed many dea ls to bndgl' li ter ature lh <H present problems tn dl' - C-1 • l Complefe the chuckle quOIOd by filling in tho milling -do you develop from 111p No. 3 below. BRIDGE a a -8-l 9.' SCIIM UTS ANSWIU ,_,0 Trudge- Valid - Inlay - Divert- EARLIER Teacher lo parenl: "All studentslregifted, bul some studenls jusl open their packages EARLIER than the others." (R) a Beat of the Bend: Information is being sought for '1081' cemetery in northeast Meigs County - B-8 LETfERS IN SQUARES m FRANK AND ERNEST . James Sands: Paul Davies and Co_, Jewelry store opened for business fll'8ttime Aug. 31, 1946- B-6 f--f-:~7,-:rl:.:...;:1....:::.1.-=-.,lr:'---l Q 1111 112111) CBS News Q f]] Andr Griffith all Top Cord @ Sportolook a:J1 Zorro 8:351]) Andr OrtHilh 7:00 Cll U IIIJ t121 Wheel of Fortune C l!J Andr ClrtHith (lJ Ill Ill lnalde Edition IIl (!) MacNeil Leh"'r NewaHour f]] m Night Court Q il2l Curren! AHalr l!ll MocQyver all Music Row VIdeo @ SportoCen1er Monoyllno a:JI Monloc Manalon 7:051]) Happy Days 7:30 (]) II IIIJ t121 Jeopardy! Q l!J Bowllched (lJ t121 G1 Entertainmenl Tonlghl Ill Ill Mama'o Family f]] Ill Three'• Companr @ Mslor Laague Boaeboll Croufl"' a:JI Big Brother Jake 7:351]) Major Looguo Bueball 8:00 (]) U t121 Super Bloopero and Now Practical Jokoo Q (!) MOVIE: Whollr Moaul !PGI (2:00) (1) Ill Ill Full Houao Jesse·s ll AI•~""""' - .::,UI,.:.'C:...,IG;:..:..:,HirliJ _ _ .• : "If you're going lo look back on ~=:~====-_:_, something and laugh about it, rl F 0 tfE S T I you might as well ----- ---." m 9- .--.u 1~ ,~, Tr H,~ 11 Ill Ill ABC Nowa Q IIl WHd America 11 Michigan tops UCLA 38-15 Fall activities for Pomeroy's l50th anniversary begin Thursday I SAGRYE ~ AbboU and Cootallo (i) lerttn of the words be. low to form four simple worda. 6:00 Cll II (lJ Ill Ill IIIJ 1121• 1121 Nowo l!J I ~am ol Jeannie 1Il3-2-1 Contacl C (!) Square One TV I!]) II) ALF l!ll Cartoon Exproao @ Scholaotic Sports Amortca C 181 World todar a:J1 Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:051]) Bovertv Hillbillies 6:30 (])II 1121 NBC Nlghtir Newo WHO WANTS TO CUDDLE UP WI TH A BEACH BALL? THE NIGHTS ARE lAM I ClAY I. I'OIWI ___;;____ __ ~erambled EVENING HERE'S THE WORLD FAMOUS SERGEANT OF THE FOREIGN LEGION CAMPING OUT IN T~E DESERT WITH HIS TROOPS .. ~ 75 cents Sunday z y p I.VNlJT- zyp Z0 IZY MPlJVPCP SP. - QDSVUUT LV QDCTIO Yeeterdev'• Cfi/Ptoqaote: DREAMING PERMITS EACii AND EVERY ONE OF US TO BE QUIETI y AND SAFELY INSANE EVERY NIGIIT OF otiR LIVES. - CliARLES DEMENT By CHARLENE HOEFLICII Times-Sentinel Stall MIDDLE PORT - Extensive remodeling and redecoraling un· derway al the Middleport Branch of the Meigs County Public Library is expected to be compleled and the facility back In operation by mid-Ocl ober. The library, closed since Sept. 1. w ilt have a completely new look when II reopen s. A rose co lor scheme is being carried out throughoutlhe build· ing. There will be ail new shel ving, carpattng and tile, as well as new res1rooms on both I he main floor and the lower level where a classroom and arts center are located . A "grand re-opening" for lhe library which has served lhe communi ty since 1912 Is being planned, according to Ruth Powers, librar ian. On the main floor one of the stairways to the lower floor ha s been closed lo make space for an office for Ollta Heighton, super· visor of the Middleport branch. The ctrculatton desk has also been relocated from the cenler of the room toalslde area creating a better traffic pattern for library pafrons . Currently co rrective work on Jh e walls Is being complelcd by lhc contractor, C.R . Mash Con slruclion, and lh e painting hau started . Mlni·blinds will be In· Sial led on all of lhe window s A new rool has already bern put on the building and white there wil l be no change In lhe exterior design, some refurbish· ing of Jhe pil lars Is planned. Money for lhe projecl Is from lhe state personal i ncome tax, the same funding which made If possible for the conslructlon of the new Meigs County Library laul year . T he turning poinl for library funding came in 1983 when the 115th General Assembly re· pea led local intangible tax collec · lions and created inslead a Library and Local Government Su pporl Fund based on the proceeds of 6.3 percent of the stat e personal income tax. AI thai same lime a distribu · lion formula was devised to help the small libraries reach some parity with the larger libraries bringing thousands ol dollars Into lhe county. 1111 co sIS of I he cons t ruclio n of file new libra ry . the hundreds of volumes added, and the bookmohlle purchase have been paid. The 1990 anticipated Income from the state . as reporl ed when 1he new Iibrary opened las f November. was $424.000 . Th ai amount, of course, must cove r operation, malnlenance. pur c hases, and cou nty -wide ex · tended service . A porlion Is being used fo r Jhe renovation of lhe Mlddl eporl facility, th e first phase of a five -year extension library pro· gram planned for the county, II is reported. The struclure was built wllh $7,500 received from the Carne· gle Corporatton in 1912. It re· mal ned virtually wllhout change until lhe mid-sixlies when an addilion was built at the rear Ia serve as a children's reading room wllh funds provided by the lale Homer Cook, M iddleport businesman. Since then lhe basement has been renovated lohprovide a conference and craft room and ramps have been conslructed lo make It handicapped accessible. WORK UNDERWAY -The circulation desk al tile Middleport branch library baa been moved lo f11'0vlde a better lralltc pattern for patroM . Here <;harles Mash, l elt, of C.R. Maah Construction which haa the contract on the job, sandl a flection of r01e oolored fonnlca which will lop the detlk. AsslsUag him with the work Is BID Doerfer. �. . . . .. .. .. ... . September 23, 1990 ·commentary and perspective Page-A-2 September 23. 1990 WASHINGTON (UP!i - Fl· to nance ministers and other man · agers of the world's seven largest eeonom les met Saturday to take the measure of Ihe Iraq loll shock and debate how lo control the damage from record high oil prices. One possible product of the meeting was the endorsement of a financial relief package for the low ~1nc0me countries being hard· est hit . Group of Seven finance minis · ters and central bank governors went Into session In late morning at Blair House, a brick mansion on Pennsylvania Avenue across from the White House. for an ali-day round of talks . The U.S .. Japanese, German, French, Italian. British and Canadian officials. meeting bP~ fore the International Monet ary Fund and World Bank annual meetings, had one uf I heir mosl challenging agendas In recenl Bush's vision is from one eye only______:~=7:.:..:..::._~: Nol since Franklin D. Roose· velt has any pr£'sldent success- fully posltinn!'d himself as the IPader in a tornado's vor tex of world changP thr way Georgl' 8211 Third Ave., Galllpoll,, Ohio (614) 446-2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio I 614) 992-2U6 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON .JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A MEMBEU of Th e Unllt>d Prt-ss lnt t>r na tlona l , In land Da lly lion and the Amprkan Nt>w s pupt>l Publls hf'r s Assuc.:lattun. Pres~ Democrats. Th e fl exibi lity that he has exall!'d In global affairs Is egregiously absenl In domestic politics . Whether negotiat ing with Democrats on the budget or with African-Americans on civil rights, Bush Is oul of Iouch wllh rea Illy . He still believes that preslden · tlal ex cathedra proclamations can pass legislation. His laundry list for congressional acllon Is wts hful thinking. By In cl udin g In the Ilsi one Idea whose lime ha s nol undersland the enormity of this historic tr a ns it ion. but he responded swtflly 10 event s that WC're thrust on him by forces good tast e. addU'SS]nf.: lssur s , no t pe rsonaliti es Backstairs at the White House By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON - It wos s lra nge for Ra isa Gorbachpv 10 s nub Nancy Reagan In Moscow, even 1ft hey £trP known not to be the be'it of lrlends . II a ppeared tha i I hey had kis s!'d and made up when Sov iel leader Mikhail Gorbaehev and his wif<• had a breakfasl sess ion wilh former President and Mrs. RPagan in Sa n F'rancisco la st June Meanwhile, Bush may have takpn some of Ihe shi ne off Reagan's triumphal posi·Co ld War tour ol Ge rm a ny, Eas1ern Europe a nd the Soviet Union by meetmg wtth Go rb<~ c hev In Helsinki, Finland. Thr Bush-Gorbachev summit was not an intPntiona l upstaging of Reagan, but It did take lhe spotlig ht away ll'rflj)fiTarily . There Is no queslton lhal the Sovlrl firs I lady and Barbara Bush have a greater rapporl. In a recent lnlerview. Mrs . Bu sh s c~idd u ring thl' brief Helsi nki gel · together Mrs . Gorbc hev Iold he r IIH' Soviet Untoo' s problems " a re lmmensp' ·in mak in g the tr ansitio11 from a soril:llist t·conomy to a frpe market Mrs. Bush also said that Mr s. Go rb J t'hPv told hPr thPSovier Umon "never had a first lady, as such ." "Not that WI? have a position for thC' wifp of the president, but thev don't have any place for her." satd Mrs !lush . "No lthall 'm wrillen In the Cons tit uti on because but yo u" Iill he press 1 hove made 1he wl fr of the presidenl a public fig~J re. They ha VI' nol Shr 's Ihr fi rsl wife of a leader th ey have see n ... In sympathy. Mrs . Bush also nu tl'd that Mrs Gorbache\' "doesn' t have a ny staff at al!. And yet. s hf'" 1ry t ng to do som r v.•h at th e sa mf' ·· things we do." Mrs . Bush, who has a dozen memhf'rs o n tu·r staff to help with her many outside activities. explained : ''There are certain lhin gs she 'Mrs . Gorbochev) has 10 do . . She has to have return luncheons She has to invile peple over. All of I hal is ,· done by her hu sband 's sta ff and alI hi s momenl,l don't lhlnk lhev're Into that yet. I can see where s he• has enormous problems." · Mrs. Bush will be able l,o Si'L' :vtrs Gorbachev In acl ion when lhc .· first lady accompanies hrr hush<Hlll to Mo scow la te this ye a r or early next year. .. .· Wh en President Bush said ''havP plan e, w il ltravrl." he meant it He has c ui out a heav y lravl'l schedule for himself lhis fa ll. particularly on the c amraign tratl . The prestdenl IS gomR all oul Ill try 10 boisler Republican P arty -: candidat es across thr roun tr y , and has prov£'d to bP a drawing card 1~ lot ally outs ide hi s control. Whal Hegel ca lled world his · lorl ca l Individual s don't liv e fon•v er. They arc blips on lhe radar screen of civtlizatJon . Hislory's milita ry genius es Nebuehadnezzar. Alexander the C rl'a l. Charlemagne, Napoleon and Hitler - thrivN more on audac ious ness than on superior mllllary strategy . Geo rge Bush Is right . Saddam will fall. Time is nol on Ihe Iraqi WILL You BE ABLE To RETIRE? I low much lt ' lllt 'rnl'nl IIll tlllW ( ,11'\ y t) ll t ----Area deaths tlLlnl tm !rorn Son.1 l Secunty ? Co mp.m y rlt'n .., um~~ l'e r... on,l l '>, l Vl llf!,~? Harry W. Holderby Sr. W1ll you h c~ v e tnoug h IP l l't 11 t' t omlorL1hl y? U t w dIt hcrl' bed g.Jr h~ · l ween lt• lrtrf lJOII'/f Ira n,· dnd whul vnu 'l/nt:>ed? slde Moreover, a " nf'w world order" ha s been II you 're anywhere fr o m! IV(.' lt J 20 Yl'Jf'> c~w.Jy Irom ret rrement. ch.mn ·:, .H t ' you h.1 vt· 11 rl'luf'r'rlr' lll momrntarlly forgl'd lo defeat ~~~fl. So yuu IH'l'd ,IJl •, wer . . tn t ht''-.L' vrLll quest 1nn'l nnw W1t h t h1s ! rer Rd 1n·m er1t CJ ll u !.1 101 dt·Yl'lorwd i•y 1r1(( llllt ' him . I say momentarily because thr 19th rPnlurv new world order lhal was mobilized to de!eal Napnl('f)n came apart in a series of lnternt'clne wars In the years following W<J!Prluo It Is only a quesllon of lime before Arab ~ world and U.S . int er· es ts diverge. SoviPI and U.S oil In terests part company, and the Saddam CELEBRATION QUEEN- Showing her pretty smile to the crowds along Second Avenue Is Angle White, Emancipation Celebration Queen. The parade wMihe beginning of a two day celebration IWed wllh arlli, crallo, and activities. Saturday's Find out now with this FREE Retirement Calculator from Kemper. m~:tdman's ,.... Husseln -lnsplred new Kemper Fman c1a l St'rVI Ct".,,ln c , you t .tlll",llm,Jtl' 1n Ju st m 1 nul es whrt fwr t hl'rt' J.<. .t ~~ .1 p ~ .md w ht•! her you 'II bt> .1ble to Jtlord 1he I u I urr you' Vl' d n·.1m r J ol . So you can plan tod.1y to hr1dg1 th ,Jt h·'l' ro mlort J b l )I ~ befo re you ret ITt ' lt'.., ra ~y to ge t your ln•t> Ft ' llft•nwn l (, !I ( ul.1 tor k1 t ) u ~l < .1l l tht· numbPr he low. or mJtl 1n lht · u Jurn n today. _________ _ world order goes the way of li s ancestors . Cali Bryce, Mark or Jar at 614/446-8899 or 800/446-0226 now or mall this coupon today. \'uur~t In Bush's Sepl. 11 speech lo Congress, he waxrd rhnpsudi cally abou t the US. Soviet "new S..~ingwlnvnttnnliJ lnm r ' """''<~ l~ ........... ~ , '""'., R'""''"""'l Annuo/ i Pk,t'>C' ru sh mr my shlp of nations" .. . "a new world order" . . a " new war ld ." But If Bush discovered a revita li zed global ordl'r, he showed the frailty of character that can not shakt• It self loose from the decrepl lude lnher en l In domesllc pol Illes The flrsl two ~ lhlrd s of his speech wa s almost Wilsonian In vision. The las l o ne ~ thlrd wa s Chicago ward politics, admonish · ln g the Congres s rour tim es on what II "shou ld" do. then seltlng lrt'L' l\t't lrt·ment C.1\c ul.Jt OI k 11 :--J,Jme _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ relationship" ... "a nPw partn£'r - _ __ AJd!!· ~'---------------/ Lnllrf _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ ~ Uill' t Apt ( _ tt y----------~ Llli _ /q• --- l'hnn t> [),,,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) \ li t·~ ~ ltm1· N umiX'rot J n(o.~ ll llltfl) ~-------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ YrJr~Unt 1l l~r1 1rrnwn1 _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ h~ Blunt Ellis & Loewi ' a dMa.ion Ill kmtptr SK\i1"111et Crwp, Inc. II()J O .. I 416 Serond Ave, Gallipoli9, OH 45631 ' 1 """'~" d 1 '"1" u...,, · Members NYSE and other prtndpal exchanges Member SIPC L,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...._ - - - - - - - - - - - TRAFFIC STOPPER SALE SAVE 40% - 50% :. the fund · raising dPp<:H tmf•n t. · W1th one-third or thP Sen~1te and 4 3~ Housp srat s up for gra bs. the I I I I I I I ..J GALLIPOLIS - Harry W. Holderby Sr., 63, 436 Hedgewood Drive, died Friday, Sept. 21, 1990, at his residence. He was former owner of Galllpolls Tobacco and Candy. Born Sept. 17, 1927 In Proctor~ ville, Ohio, he was a son of the late Harold Holderby and Georgia Fuller Holderby. Surviving are his wile, Doris Reeve Holderby; c hlldren, Karen Belville, Harry Holderby Jr .. and Mary Ann Martin, all of Gallipolis and Donna Lynn Starn· baugh of Valtaralso, Ind .; seven grandchildren; brothers and sis· ters, Mary Fuller, Findley Hoi · derby , Everett A. Holderby . Thomas Holderby, Audrey New · man a nd Elaine Wooten all of events were held In the Clly Park, with Sunday's activities moving out tho GaiDa County Junior Fairgrounds. (Times.Sentlnel photo by Krls Cochran) : some of them int o offit ·t• The first lady's sprl!lgt' r spanlrl, Mlllit·. ttas been sufferin g from ; lupus, a degenPrarivP tis ~ ue d! "c asc, but shr ts in rem i ssion . Mr ~. ts : now on the stands, ha s bPPn pur on pn)cli sonr, !he same mediune Mr s : Bushh was givrn for her o'v cract4vr thyroid a1 im pnt Proctorville, Ohio and Stella Crlsenberry of Dayton. He was a veteran of the United States Navy , a member of Elks Lodge 107, Moose, Gallipolis Gun Club, VFW Post 4464 and Amerl· can Legion Post 27. Services wit! be conducted Monday, 1 p.m., at Waugh ~ Halley ·Wood Funeral Home, the Rev . Joe Hefner of!lclatlng. Burial follows In Pine Street Cemetery. Military services at the cemetery will be conducted by Post 4464 VFW . Friends may call at the funeral home, Sunday, 2 to4 p .m . and7 to 9 p .m. Elks services will be at 8 p.m., at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Elks Scholarship Fund, 408% Second Avenue , Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. -Local briefs--___, Agency hearings slated GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla~ Melgs Community Action Agency will hold a public hearing to solicit Input on community needs as follows : Meigs County Outreach Office, Rt. 7. Pomeroy, on Sept. 25 at !0 a.m.; Galli a County Outreach Oftlce. Senior Citizens Building, Gallipolis, Sept. 25 at 1: 30 p.m. There wi ll be an election to fill Indigent vacancies on the Gallla·Melgs C.A.A.'s exectlve board lor 1991 . All Interested citizens are encouraged to attend and participate. Wet road contributes to crash Emanicpation celebration sponsors • fluct uat ed GALLIPOLIS - The following Is a lis t Is of businesses, organizations and Individua ls who have hPiped sponsor the !27th Annual Emancipation Proclamation Celebration, Sept. 22 and 23. Wood Insura nce Agency, Inc .; Swain Enterprlzes, Inc.; Dr. Gordon K. Amsbary; Valley Diagnostic Laboratory; Lucy Ann Chapter; Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative; Burnett's Roollng and Heating Co.; Adkins AutO Sales Willis Funeral Home, Inc.; J .D. North Produce Co.; Gallpolls Electric Service; O'Dell True Value Lumber Co.; and Skyline Lanes . The usuall y cool WhiiP Housf' prf'ss Sf'cretar y. Marlin Filru'atrr . · displayed some frustration rPc en!lv whPn thr mrcrophonr wpnt driirl : while he was briPfing rrportr r s. WhPn ll r a s ked for an exp lanat io n : !rom a young a ide In lhe Whil e ll ouse Communl r alio ns Agency. tw • was laid thai Ihe "press office" had as krcl him lo t urn off the sound : because I he presldenl was a.boul lo drltvN a S[X'ech . • " I am the press off icc· r, .. sa id F1t zwa trr in Px as JX> r a.tJon fol lmH•d • by laughler. ~ It was not quite rPmimscen1 of A lcxandrr Haig, who as SPcrrta r yof · state. told reporler s In lhe While Hou s;> press room a l lhP limeoflhe : shooting of Presldenl Reagan on Marc h 30 . 19RI: " I am in charge" . ~ Todaay in history By United Press International Today Is Sunda y, Sepl. 23, the 266i h day of 1990 wllh 99 10 follow . Today Is th e flrsl day of aulumn !equinox al 1: 55 a.m . F:STI Tlte moon Is waxing, mo\1ng loward lis fir s I quarter . The morning stars are Mer~ury, Venus, Mars and Jupi ler . The evening star Is Sa !Urn ThOse born on this date are under lhe sign of Libra. 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County lawmen cite 2 drivers GALLIPOLIS- Two Gallipolis drivers were cited for failure to maintain an assured clear di stance ahead when they were Involved In a three· car accident Friday. Brent Thompson, 17, was fo llowing Connie Lambert, 29. on Brick School Road when a car In front of Lambert , driven by Paula Saunders. 34 , Bidwell, s topped to turn Into the Addavllle Elementary School parking lot. Lambert failed to stop In tim e and rear~ ended Saunders' car and Thompson then rear~ended Lambert's car. Both Thompson and Lambert were cited. No one was Injured. David D. Stone CHESHIRE - David D. Stone, 28. of 110 Oxyer Road. Cheshire. died Saturday, Sept. 22, 1990 In Gallipolis. He was born Aug. 9, 1962 In Ripley, W.Va ., son of Gene and Jane Chat tln of Leon, W.Va .. and the late Dwight Stone. He was an employee of the Superior Car Wash In Gallipolis, a graduate of Pl. Pleasant High School, and a member of the Pt Pleasant Moose Club. 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Officials and analysts did not expect the G·7 policy coordina tlon mechanism tto come out wllh an explicit prescription for Persian Gulf· related economic iUSP aHOO) : shr was g ivPn tht' ml'dlemr Ttw flr sti <H1V also found thai whilP shf' . was taking tht• mPdi cine. whrch shp no longrr dors , hpr wc1ght al so ~ exchange or memorv . SINGLE COPY Mrs . Bush said Ihal Millie look o n four unneeded pound s as soon as tinker with - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -a-1-lm_e_n_ts_.n_o_r_w.;..er_e_th_e_Y_"x_pc_'c-·t-Pd GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis woman was cited for failure to control when she spun out on wet pavement and was struck by another car on State Route 588 Friday night. Amy Sprague, !7, was eastbound when she apparently lost control in a curve, spun around. and began to slide off the lett side o!the road. A car traveling In the opposite direction, driven by John Glenn, 56, of Bidwell. was unable to stop In time and struck Sprague's car head· on. Glenn's car then continued on, went off the lett side of the road and struck a fence. according to a report from the Gallla ·Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol. Sprague and Glenn were not injured . -; GOP stJII does no I expe<·l lo ca plu rr mo jo ril y cont rol on Capilollhll . · But th e Republ ira Jl S arl' hopin g 1h ~t 1 Hu <; h's rn attails wil l help brm g • Bush revealed Ihal Mil ill' , who se new book Iii led "M illie' s l3ook" come bul Is s till only an Idea ent erprise zones - he seems to be offering a sop that he hopes will subs titute fo r his still· possible clvll-rlght s·blll veto. "Your old men shall dream dreams. Your youn g men will see visions." In world affairs, George Bush Is sounding like a young man. In domestic affa irs, he Is as wide· aw ake as fltp Van Winkle. cpntcn nlums Bush ma y or may Assoc la LETTERS OF OP IN ION H r P Wl'ICOrn(' Th ry shOuld bt• ~~~than JOO word s ]OflR All letters are subj E•ct t o edlllng and mu~t OP s lgnPd with name, addr('SS and telephone numl:ler No un slgnro lf>!ters w ill bt' puhlls hf>d. L P1ters sho uld bP In r· Bush has In a mere bO days. Nol s in ce Napoleon has any mllltarv dictator succeed!'d In rea ligning the world's major powers In an alliance to destroy him as Saddam Hussein has In the same period of lime . In 60 days, lhe world has changed flguralively overnight, If one thinks of world history In Congress up as lhe fal l g~Jy I! budge! talks collapse. If Bush ha s shown an ability to be conciliatory toward his "new partnership of nations" (lnclud· lng Arabs) and his "new relation · sh ip'' wllh the Soviet Union, he Is sllll downrlghl adversarlal In his o ld parlnershlp wllh 1h e .... Ministers huddle on oil impact .-! f " = = = == = = = = = r F = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = A Division of Sunday Tlmes-Seuti1ei-Pege A-3 Pomaoy-Middlepon-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . nm K01ler. hammer In hand. Howard Bennett anc:l Judy Love, atudenh In !he Co~ try elaN CIIThe Adun Edu cation Center, complete the bt'oc lng ror a door·lamb at the houoe baing built lor the Stewart family . Accounting/Computing Machine Technology Electricity Electronics Servicing Industrial Maintenance Food Management Office Services • • • • Welding C0$1Tlelology Diversified Medical Occupations Paralegal ·~ �~e A-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel LCCD... Veteran receives Purple Heart from VP (From LCCD, page AI) Toy explaine d tha t the greatest '- offense allegedly commit ted by Glenna R. Crisp was "receiving the money". The gra nd jury who liste ned to the e vidence and ha nded down the Indictments surrounding the Crisps and Leading Creek also found that as a part of the alleged ac tivity, property including two homes belonging to Jack a nd Gle nna Cris p, the land a nd buildings on Corn Hollow Road in Rutland, which houses LCCD's offices, three motor ve hi cles a nd a boat, proceeds from a pa s t r eal es tate transaction. a ll personal property owned by J ack a nd Glenna Crisp and the Wa tershed Association, retirement bene fits, rental payments on the Corn HoUow Road property and the proceeds from any Illega l actl v· lty are all forfeitable under the laws of the State of Ohio. On Friday afternoon, Toy estimated that pr operty to be worth, ''at the very minimum" $300,000. Also Indicted on Friday a fter · noon was James J . Crisp, the current general manager of the Conservancy Dis trlct. who Is charged with theft In office, a !bird degree felony, and grand theft , a fourth degree fe lony, the circumstances around whic h Toy would not comment. Toy did state, howe v er, tha t the charges do not Involve the mismanageme nt of funds that James J . Crisp's parents, J ack ;md Glenna Crisp are accused of. Instead , the charges against James J. Crisp stem from the Weather South Central Ohio Cloudy and cold with a slight c hance of showers. Hi g h around 55. The chance of rai n Is JO percent. Extended Forecast Monday throu&h Wednesday Fair through the period with a s low warming trend. Highs will be In the 50s Mond ay, the 60s Tuesday and In th e 70s Wednesday . The lows will be be tween 35 snd 40 Monday and In the40s Tuesday a nd Wednesday. September 23, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Investigation Into the dlstnc1 that resulted in the indictments of Jack and Glenna Crisp. Pomeroy Attorney Charles H. Knight, who represents James J . Crisp, raises questions about the Investigation and the charges stemming forth from It aga ins t James Crisp. ''As Jim 's lawyer, I do believe that the two c harges file d agatns t him a re not based on a n y facts that involve criminal actions. T he only allegations agwtnst Jim a re vague and fall to state any offense punishable by law ", Knight sa id Saturday morning. Knight also stated tha t he represented the Watershed Asso· elation up until the time of the Indictments, but said that he did not, at this time, represent the Watershed Association on a ny criminal c ha rges . "As to the Leading Creek Wa tershed Association, " Knight said, " we have been unable to review the extensive charges a t this time but ser iously question the authority of a special prosec· utor to seat two grand juries over 20 months and bring charges subsequent aga ins t an orga n iza· lion that was not th e subject m a tt er of the orlgln•l investlation. " " We Intend" , Knight con tlnued, ''to Inves tigate the au thority of the Athens County Special Prosecu tor !Toy) and his Involvement in this 20-mont h Investigation. We be lieve that there are serious queslons re gardlng Toy's source of Informa tlon. " Toy stated that none of those Indicted would be arrested; but that a bond hearing world be set for Monday . Boutique open GALLIPOLIS - Seniors have been busy making beautiful pinafore apron and bonnet sets that are now for sale at the Golden Boutique Gift Shoppe at the Ga lli a County Se nior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike. The wrap around style of cotton prints make lovely gifts or could be a pa rt of your blcenten· nlal costume. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPit - It ws 46 years late, but Alexander Lambros of Ashtabula finally got the Purple Hear t he earned In World War !I combat. And he got lt directly from Vice Pres ident Dan Quayle. speaking engagement at an Ohio Republican rally . "I'm sorry It took so long, but as they say, better late than never. God bless you and thank you for what you have done," the vice pre~!~!~ "Forty-six years of bureau · craey?" exclaimed an incredu · Jous Quayle as he presented the decoration to Lambros, 65, at PortColumbusinternatlonalAlrwhere arrived for a "I'm very happy about It, " said Lambros, who said he was wounded at age 19 while serving in an Infantry rille company In Italy In July 1944. "I'm proud to see him (the vice president)." Couples apply for marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - The following co uples recently applied for a marriage license In the Gailla County Probate Court: Roger Van Athey, 36, Cheshire, and Kimberly Regina Bland, 26, Cheshire; Alfred Lee Warren, 62, Gallipolis, and Helen F . Potts, Vinton; Bryan William Wes ley, 18, Crown City and Angela Marte Wlilis, 17, Crown City; Billy Ray Lee, 19, Vinton and Frances Ann Porter, 17, Vinton; William Mat the w Abbot, 20, Point Pleasant, W.Va ., a nd Lisa Marie Clonch, 18, Gallipolis; Edward G. Hiestand, II, 18, Bidwell, and Beth Ann Lync h, 24, Gallipolis. macrame cord you can learn to wea ve many beautifu l design s for long lasting seats. The classes will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 10: 30 a.m. H.E. Costen wUI be the Ins tructor. Interes ted persons will need a lawn chair frame and to order through the center the needed materials ahead of time to be ready for the first class, Oct. 10. Call 446-7000 for further deta ils. Carpenter ad vl sPs thai many will be receiving In terim •236 Horse progress reports concerning s1u- Power dent progress during the first grad ing pPr lod . These, he said, will probably go out within the nex t few days. He is as king th a t parents co ntact the sc hool and the teacher If they h ave a co ncern about their ch ild' s progress . The supe rintendent also ad· vised that two bus ro utes will be cha nged on Oct. I. Student s a flee ted by the c ha nges will be notifi ed a nd a pproximate times and bu s numbers will be give n to parents He sa id that the dlstml does not anticipate an.v major time c hanges a lthoug h pickup times will probably change a few m in utes. In other generalpinformatlon abo ut plans for the year, Carpen· ter re minded residents that the Board has placed a four -mill levy on the No vember ballot . Mo ney generated from the levy will fund POMEROY - Thirt y Seven rases were processed by Meigs Count y Court Judge Patric k H. O'Brien on Wednesday . Fined were : Clyde E . Scadden, St. Ma ry 's W.Va., failu re to reg iste r, $00 a nd costs; David R. Lott, Belpre, failure to reg iste r, $100 and costs; Brian G. Malon e, St . Mary's W.Va ., failure to reg ister, $100 and co sts; Grego ry May, Huntin gton , W.Va., speed· in g. $15 and costs; Ro salee Hod ge, Hunting ton, W.Va., speed, $25 and co sts; Clarence A. Molden , Pomeroy, speed, $25 a nd cos ts; Gregory K. Bar ne tte, Westerville , speed, $25 and costs; Gregory Rees, Ga iU polis, speed , $27 a nd r os ts, Nick King, Shade, lefl of center, $20 Mobile Cellular Telephone 61.-221-0888 and cos ts; L.W. CENNAMO INCREmBLE VALUE! AnORNEY-AT-LAW S. High St., Columbus, OH. LOCAL CONSULTATION KNIGHT, MUllEN LAW OFFICES, POMEROY, 992-2090 For Family or Bustneas Use In Pomeroy with Get Ready for New Fall Shows! ATTORNEY D. MCHAEL MUU.EN SPECIAL PURCHASE! 24!!. Gets Best Possible Signal on ONLY Channels 2-83 • lmprovea Reception-Even In Fringe Areas • Cw Snow and Ghoats for Clearer Pictures #15 -1712 hone fOJ Handsfree Talking • Speakerp s-""·Dial Memory 1'17 -1076 • 30-Number .,.....w m se~ICe ~omrruUT~tnt W!lh lbd10 •Requ11 es lli!W actlv~IIOO an(J rTlln•'mu~e p!Ollltlned 11y ~late law (5599 Shack cellula! pl\oroe tlH\81 txte ~ WIIOOUI aCIN~tiOn) SM: stole mana\}~' tor 11eta s Christopher Sword, Xen ia , speed. $20 a nd costs; David T Ferrell, Spencer, W.Va., speed. $25 a nd cos ts; Glen McMillin , Allen Park, Mich., speed , $20and costs; George He ndrick son, J o hnstown, Pa., failure to di s· play co rractly completed cab card a nd Ohio sta mp, $25 a nd costs; Kerry Cra nd a l. Columbus, speed, $22 a nd costs: Ra cjy L. Paul, Columbu s, speed, $27 a nd costs ; Ja mes J . Persinger, Racine. parked on roadwa y, $10 and costs; William William s. Portland. speedin g, $21 and costs; Charles A. Leach, Pomeroy, speed, $27 and costs; Larry M. Curry, Belpre, failure to display valid registration, $20 a nd costs; Anthony B. Riffle, Rac ine, speed, $23 and costs; Sha ro n R. Hausman, e lsonvl llr, not r es ult in nn increase In taxes paid since lhe same amount of (From FINALE, page i\1) decks and eae h playing a varlely millage will be coming off th e tax duplicate because !he high school co nstruction debt wi ll be paid a t the end of thi s yPar. He went on to point ou t that the of mu sic fo r dancing. Sponsor s money recei ved cannot be used fo r sa laries and frin ge be ne fit s for employees, but only for th at which has a life s pan of at least five years. In other words, sa id Ca rpente r. it will be used m a inly for ma tena ls a nd equipm e nt a nd bu ses. However . the board wi ll speeding , $24 a nd costs; John G rey tak, Eaton Twp , speed , $20 a nd costs; Susa n Zano, Pom eroy, s top s ign , $10 a nd cos ts; Barry Chapman , Rutland, s peed, $20 and costs; Clyde Sayre, Racine, speeding, $29 and cos ts: Ja ckiL' LargP, ,Jr ., Pomr- roy. speeding , $23 and cos ts; Nea le Knight , Raci ne, fa ilu re lo control, $2:i and cos ls, Tina Bu tchPr, Midd! t=>port. di s· card ed t ras h on propPr ty not owned by him, $50 and ros ls; Gera ld R. Doug la s, Athens, petty tlt e ft , $100 a nd cos ts, one year probati on; Tim Par so ns , PomP· r oy, petty theft, $100 and cos ts, one year probation; Willi am F ul ton , Athens, petty lheit, $100 and co st s, one year probat ion : Michael Sa lser, Rac ine, DWI , $300 and costs, lhree days in ja il , opera tor's l icrnse suspPnded for 60 days; ja il a nd $150 of the fine suspended upon enro llm ent and co mple ti on ol the Resldenlial Trea tm ent Prog r am ; K enneth (;rPPn, Shade, OJ:>f'!"J!Or" S licC'nSC', thrf'P days in ja il , cos ts on ly; Earl Phelps, PomProy, driving undrr su spPn s ion. $100 a nd costs. 30 d ays in Jail , one year p robat ion; Norma n Milliron , Racine, fault y exhaust , $5 a nd cos ts: Mary l.an g, Middle por t. no motorcyciP endorse· m ent,$75and costs; threeday s in jail, s uspended upon p r ool of valid operator's lic ense. Posting bond was: Bryan Ma r · cu m, Parkersburg, W.Va., cr tmt· na t trespassing, $150. 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PRICES IJ'PLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS 1M The bala nce of all funds for the Village of Pomeroy In Augu st wa s $286.139.86, according to Village Clerk Brenda Morris, who released the monthly clerk's s tatement o n Tuesday. If\ th e general fund. the bal · ance car ried forward was $4,251.31, Receipts, $29,650.60, dls buruements, $31,982.44. a nd ba la nce, $41,919.47. Sa fety fund . balance car rlad. $2.132.16, re· cei pt s $200. disbursemen ts, $0. ba lance . $7,295. 62. St reet fund . balance carried . $18,317 .67, re· ce lpt s, $3,276.94 , di sburseme nt s. $14,29R.99. balance. $7.295.62. Sta te Hi ghw ay fund, ba la nce car ried , $2, 374.80. r eceipt s. s:J79 15, di s burseme nts. $906.50, balan ce, $2,047.45. Fire fund, balance carried, $38,495.60, re· celpt s, 100.59 , di sburse me nt s, $2,081.04, ba lan ce. $36. 514 .15 Ce meterq fund, balance carried, $13,240.43 , rece ipt s, $1,303.47. di s· bu rseme nts. $1,689.65, balance. $12,854.25. Water fund. balance car ri ed, $65,655.23. receipt s, $20, 209 .26, di s bur se m e nts . $17,410.61, bala nce, $68,453.88 . Sewe r fund. $57 ,053.48, receipts , $7,610.94, disbursements. $4,839.93. balance, $59,824.49 . Gu · ra nteed Meie r fund, balance car ried, $15,534.43, receipts. $400, disbursements, $1,008.R2, balan ce, $14,925.61. Utility fund, balance ca rried, $8.99151. re· ce lpt s, $0, di s bu rse m en t s. $2,583.72, ba la nce, $6, 407.79. Fire tru c k fund, ba lance carried. $3,356.20 , receipts, $0. di sburse· me nt s, $0. balance. $3.356.20 . Perpetual car e tCemeteryJ fund, $5,287.19, receipts , $0, disburseme nts, $0, ba lance, $5,287.19 . Ce me tzry Endowmen t fund . ba l· a nce carried , $17,825.11, re · celpts , $0, disbursement s, $ ., bala nce, $17 ,825.11. Po lice Pen · slon Fund , balance carried, ($65 74 1, receipt s, $0, disbursem e nt s, $1,761.99, bala nc e ($1 ,827.73). Building fund, bal· a nce carried , $4,224.56, receipt s, $500 , dis burseme nts, $(1, balance, $4,724 .56. R ec reation fund, $1,805.53, rec~lpts , $150 , dlsbur· seme nts, $0, balance , $1,955.53 . Permissive tax , ($223.061, re· ceipts, $1,570.60, disbursements , $830 .05, balance, $517.49. Bond retirement, $1,716.64, receipts, SO, disbursements, SO, balance, $1,716.64. for the bands are the Wiseman Agency and Oh io Valley Bank . Anothe r feat ure will be David Snowden, owner of Essenc e Photographers in Ga llipo lis. tak ing color pictures of those wish lng to have a permanent re mem · br ance of the occasion. He will offer a $10 package. of two 5x7 pictures or om· gx l O. to the patron's honll' malled when possible. uni ts with youngs· · lers will be placed ea rly In the parade so that they may watch oth er groups . Plans Inc lud e Installation of bleachers along th e front of the park so lh a t everyo ne will be able · to see the parade . Parkin g will . need to be restricted along part of Seco nd Avenue because• of performance s pace requtrcd hy the Shrine units. Estimated time for the parade . Is cur re ntly three hours, depend· lng upon the final number of uni ts participating. For further infor · malton co nta ct the Bicentennial Commission Office at 446·GAUL. TR!I.DITIONAL RlJHRINGS - Getting ready for the FAC parent/ child workshop S;•pt. 30 are from le ft : Kelly Koby ,Saundra Koby, Andra Bo ggs, Meredith MuUins and Diann a Boggs, (back) . Kids, parents workshop set the GALLI POLIS - The Frenc h An Co lony, loca ted at 530 First Ave ., will g lvl' a spec ia l bicenten · nla l pa rronl i c hlld work shop, Sun · day, Sept. :10 !rom 2 to :uo p m . Children and paren ts will tour th e bi cen tenn ial exh ibit , ""The HerltagP of Gal lipol is"" a nd take Ga 1Upolis Area Cha mber uf Com · merce and t hi:' Bin•n tl'n nia I rubbings from some of 1he items in the d isplay such as a Degas Co with in three weeks . Cornet 1 urges ear ly tl ckt:•t purchase for the b icf:' n!Prlni a l ball duf' to a 1\rnli L' d nurnl>L•r of ti cket s being p r inted . Ticke ts pri ced at $30 per person , ca n tJP purchased from Cornett, Comm ission Offic e. Elderwalk set for seniors GALLI POLIS Elderwo1ik once aga in sponsored by 0.0. Mcintyre Park District, on Tues· day, Sep tember 26. This ha s been a favorite even t for seniors. They will be walking one mile In the morning at ll am., the n hav e a good cou ntry lunch consisting of beans a nd cornb read , coles law . cheese stlx, fruit a nd cookies After lunch we wil l finish the second mil e of ou r walk . You mu st make reserva tions for lunch and tra nsport ation by Sept. 19. Sen ior s wi ll leave the Cen ter at 10:30 a.m. Crown Ci ty Cen ter will be closed on this day Dress for the occas ion and co me en joy the beauty of fall Ca ll 446·7000 fur iro n tea keltle from the the lR40s, a T reasur e Parlor St ove from lhe 1B50s, and a newly m inl ed bi cen tP nnial coin The a fter noon wi ll conclude with an optkal lrip to th l.' Pine Sl n•pt Cr mctl'r y to 1a kr rubiJings fmrn lhf' ra rl.v F rench SOO gravC'stonrs Tht.· l rt..~di ti u n of making ru h!J i n g~. hy placing naper lw lwl't'n thP work being copies and polts hi ng It with a charcoal or cray on, is an art form done In man y temples in India a nd In Europe. Parents and c hild ren will rom e away with a greate r knowled ge and deeper respect for ancestors following the work shop. Sau ndr a Koby will Instruct the class and give the tou r of the ex hibit for those participating . There Is no tee fo r the class. Pre-regis trat ion may be made by eal lln g 446·3834. T his year's parent/child work· shops a re s pon sored by Cardina l Cleaners a nd The Medical Shuppe 1Hnman Dillon and One Travelers Lheque always offers hand-delivered refunds. Even on this road. Assoclo tes) . Hospital news \' cterans Memorial Admissio ns - John Eas ter · day, Ra c ine: Hubert Sta fford , Pom eroy. Thomas McClung, Pomeroy Disc ha rges - Carl E. Knot · tingham. Grace Welch, Helen OPHTHALMOLOGIST (M.D.) That's why AAA offers its members only American Expe11" Travelers Cheques . And they're fee-free. Only Am~IClln Expre&H travelen Cheques alway1 offer1 hand-delivered refUDih virtually a.aywhere In the world. So naturally AAA offen them fee-free alon1 ft'lth TrlptlU•, TourBooU', hotel and travel rt!l!!lenatlona. That'1 tood to know whether you'rt' stuck on a mountain rmul, a four-lan e lnten&Ue, or any point In between. AAA and American Ellpress Travel· en Cheque&, Putnen for a perfed va- (of "thal · mol 1o-jist) caUon . reservat ions. Lottery numbers CLE VELAND tUP i l - Fri day's winn ing Oh io Lottery num bfars · Pl ck -3 901 Plck ·t 0615 Cards jac k of hearts . jac k of clubs. e ight of di amond s . te n of BLOW IN INSULATION Pomeroy releases financial report 32% no (From PARADE, page AI) be determlnln~ other pnorltles for use of the money a nd these uses will be made known to the public before the election , !he s uperinte ndent explained. Carpen ter has a~k ed that anyo ne Interested In helping support or work for the pa ssage of the levy con tact him a t 992 ·2153 . Finale ... Cordless Telephone Save Parade... explained th a t the four mills will permanPn t imp rovPme nt s. Hf' Meigs County Court BANKRUPTCY 33~ POMEROY - "Successful op· e nlngs" was lhe way Superln· tendent Jam es Carpenter des· crlbed the 1990-91 sc hool year of the Me igs Local Sc hool District . He reports that overall e nrol· lme nt for District Is ··about the sa m e as it was at the end of la s t year, but less than the number who s tarted the 1989-90 school par~nts laf11e AMSIIIC.'S Sunday Tmes-Sentinei- Page- A-5 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Meigs school has 'successful' start yea r . Lawn chair weaving class set at center GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Senior Citizens Center will be starting a Lawn Chair Weaving Class In October. Using September 23. 1990 4" ,,,,,,,$399 INSTALLED 6" ,,..,.,.,,$499 INSTALLED 9' $5 99 INSTALlED 1 ••••••••••••• Average she home up to 1500 sq. ft. Pri~e ~n­ dudes labor and material. Cellulose looseflll msulation. Fire Retention - Ul Approved. A medical doctor who specialius in the diagnosis, treatment and surgery of the eye. HOLZER CLINIC Jeon A. Diueler, M.D. (6141 446-5421 360 lecond Au. 446 -0699 L __ _ - - - - - · - - - - - ' IT'S PERSONAL TOUCH MONTH AT STARIBANK CHRISTIAN CONSTRUCTION 446-4514 I can go into any restaurant, order right off the menu, and still lose weight! Don't spend a fortune on pre-packaged lood when you con lose weigh! while eollng regular lo6d lor HALF THE COST! • Costs up to 50,._ LISS than _..., ... othef weight loss PfOQrOm$1 ,_,_ • SOle Effective and Nutr~ion ­ ally Baloncodl • No Hidden Colts and No ReQuired Purehaws! I'm Donna Waugh from Star Bank Silver Bridge Plaza Office . As the Branch Man ager, 1 would like to announce September as 'personal touch' month. Our tellers always try to recognize and call our customers by name . Sometimes they get busy and forget. so the other branch managers and myself decided to sponsor 11 promotion to help the tellers remember. For the month of September, a bowl of quarters will be placed at each tell er's window. If the teller does not calllhe customer by name BEFORE THE END OF THE TRANSACTION the customer takes a quarter from the bowl. We hope this promotion lets our customers know how important they are to us at StarBank . Come into our Court Street office or any other StarBank office for personal service with a personal touch . Re member, there's a star within your reach . 432 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OH. HOURS: MON .- FRI. 9-7 SAT. 9-1 PHONE; 446 -4664 OUTSIDE GALLIPOLIS 1-800-726 -4654 STAR BANK There's a star within your reach. · Star Bank, N.A., Tri-State ----=- MEMBliR FOIO �September 23. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . f Gallipolis court news I Meigs prisoners taken to Orient Correctional GALLIPOLIS - In Gallipolis Municipal Court Friday, the following penalties were ha nded down: Tammy Grltflth, 31, Point Pleasant, W.Va., $43, no front license plate; Jeffrey Johnson. · 33, Gallipolis, $44, speeding; Jerald Martin , 27, Cheshire, S42. speeding; Gregory Brumlleld, 23. Crow n City, $44, speeding; Mi tl'IJP II Salyers, 22, Patriot, $42, speed lng; Deborah McDanil'l, ~!1. Middleport, $43, failure to obey red light; Jay Caldwell, Crown City, $100 plus costs, disord erly conduct; Dawn .Johnson, 25. VInton, $100 plus costs. no opera· tor's license; Gary Ratliff, Crown Cit y, $100 plus costs, disorderly co nduct; Wilma Burgett , 22, Vinton. $43. failure to control; Fran k Henson. 18, Galllpolls, $100 plus cos ts, no operator's license, $12 plus costs. driving left of center: Sean Lyle, Bidwell. SoO plus costs, disorderly conduct bv Intoxication; Harold Coughen· our, 41, Gallipolis, $450 plus cos t< Community corner By CHARLENE HOEFLICH POMEROY Jones · Ebersbach Dry Goods Store was apparently in Pomeroy a hundred or so years ago but Keith Molden Is having trouble finding out ex· actly when or where. His Inquiries to the usual local providers of historica l informa tlon have so fa r failed to s hrd a ny light on the bu si ness. Eve n th<• Middleport-Pomeroy Direct or;· of 1874·75 has no listi ng of tlw business. Why Is MoldPn so intrrPs trd'' and three days In jail, drlvinl! under the Influence, $12 plu . costs, driving left of center: I Rosita Bauer, 49, Point Plea'"" 1. W Va., $44, speeding; Car l Gagnon, 26, Midd leport , $35, fa ilure to wear a safetv bell , Jeff Elbert, 19, Rio Grand.e. $44 . speeding: Melissa Kruskamp. 22, Gallipo lis, $43, speedmg, Thomas Gardner, 26, VInton, $45, speed ing: Gary McGuire , 34, Bidwell. $43, driving left of center; Sterling Mullins, 41, Ch es hIr e, $43, flctlclous registration . POMEROY - Two prisoners from the Meigs County Jail have been transported to the Orient Correctional Center to beg in prison senten ces Imposed by local courts. According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Souls by, Ro · bcrtW . RlffleandJasonE.Rlggs werP transported on Friday. Riffle's sentence stems from a revocation of probation In Meigs County Court. dressmaker' s tablr which h clearly marked Jon es Abersbach Dry Goods Stow Stenciled along the l'd gP of hb "find" Is a dressma ker 's tape . ' ALL FURNITURE AND RELATED ITEMS INCLUDED IN THIS UNPRECEDENTED NO ITEM WILL BE HELD BACK REGARDLESS OF NAME BRAND ALL PURCHASES MUST BE REMOVED OR DELIVERED WITHIN ONE WEEK INVENTORY SOLD AT UP TO 60% OFF DISPERSAL PUBLIC SALE THE EMPIRE FURNITURE CO . , o, ~>o S y, "r ~ ..,.6 ''o, • (J~ .q~ "o'tt · 6'9 <r:()l> y '· "'<>o/roo·v.q ,, r;,,..•'" ,,..,·~ .r.s~..''f'o ."rt SUNDAY!! i•• \ \ ' All Goods Stored or Displayed Will Be Placed On Sale for A Period of 10 Hours, Sunday, September 1990. ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. received citizensh ip In 1959. He received his schooling at the University of Illinois and Louisiana State University . He has taught at the University of Southwestern Louisiana and cur rently at Ohio University. Th e celebration continues In downtown Pomeroy on Oct. 6 when there will be a Volksma rc h through Pomeroy. What Is a Volksmarch, you ask? Well, It 's an organized hike or walk, very popular In Europe, usually covering a distanc e of approximately six or 12 miles. Otten routed through forest , wOoded areas, or historic or scenic areas, It Is designed for people of all ages. It Is not a contest of speed or endurance and participants travel at their own pace but must complete the even t before the finish lime. Each partic ipant who reg is ter s a nd completes the course receives an attractive souvenir medaL Other activiti es on this day Include childrens' games and contests, a Kinder Parade for the children and entertainment by "Patchwork" which features English comedy and musi c. Patchwork Is a two:person group featuring the talents ol Mark Purnell and Na ncy Harlet t. They bring the pas t back to life with thei r music that ta kes the listener from the ninth century to the 20th century. Die Muslka nten Gar man Ba nd will perform at 3 p.m . for list ening or dancing plea s ure . Also on this day will be a commemorat ive U.S. postal can cellatlon stamping at the Pome· roy Fire Station. On Sunday, Oct. 7, at op.m . th e German folk dancing group, The Folklanders, will perform. This group, formed In 1965, Is a folk and ethnic dance troupw that performs a complete prog ram of American folk dance Including Appalachian and early pioneer Another ethn ic group. The Welsh Si ngers, will al so perform on Sunday . Featured on Oct. 7 wllt be the Zucchini Pickers. This group performs a blend of traditional and contemporary folk musi c. /n*enlotg To Be Sold SOUVENlft. JTEMs- Don't worry If you haven't yet purchaaed your ofnclal Pomeroy !le&qulcentennlal souvenir. The Items are available In Pomeroy businesses or at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Ofllce In Pomeroy. Pictured Is Mary Powell, chalnnan of the committee, and Jim IUD, a member of lhe committee. last week . Her concern now is to They present an eclectic mix of music from many backgrounds. The group consls ts of members Mike Naas, Bob Miller and Bud Boston. In addit ion lo all of th e entertainment there will be ga mes and contests, including UP TO • l wood frame~ . NOT 1249 .95 SUNDAY ONLY ul • ' .• J "' •c ,. " • Oct. 6 In Pomeroy aa part of the tall' ' sesquicentennial celebration. Asslsdng with the' registration sesquicentennial commlllee chair-' ' man Mary Powell. VOLKSMARCH - Jim Schaekel, Chester, Is one of many who has registered tor the Volksmarch, an organized hike or walk to be held 0 ca noe races, and European -s tyle horse d rawn carriage rid es, arts and crakts, and eth nic displays and food . The Tr inity Church in Pome· roy will be the sc iU ng for th e nex t even t on Oct 14 at 3 p.m. which will feature Larry Keenan, Professor of Organ anrl Keyboard at Morehead State Universit y In Kentucky . Keenan will pe rform a n organ conecrt to commemorate the Barckpoff Organ Fac· tory which operated In the late 1890' s acd early 1900's . Mary Powell, chairman of the sesq u ice nt Pnnia l committee. sta tes th at there are still a limi ted number of !·shirts, cook· books, and othe r Items available. pec la l Item offered is the Sesquicentennial Commemora · tlve Coin. Only 1,000 of these coins will be minted and alter the October wee kend the die w111 be des troyed. Th e coin features a detailed Imprint of the Meigs County Co urthouse and Court Yard. The co ins may be ordered for $1.50 eac h or $1.25 for five or more, by sendin g a check or money order to Contine ntal Coin Compa ny, 2123 Sixth St, P.O. Box 439, Portsmouth. Oh io. 45662. For Inform ation on any of the •• •• .;ot-1\ERor•• .• ~,cEN'I'~ •. • ~0 •J . :t-1(, - 1'~. ~~ .• ("'e •• •• •• • ' '' ''. .. ., ' . ' u ··19 o.o•• ••••••• - •• •. vo ses qu icentenni al activities, con- tact th e Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Office a t 992·50ffi. There's something for eve· ryone during the fall sesquicen tennlal ce lebration so come on out and e njoy the festivities. a 'q .• ·, '•• t COMMEMORATIVE COIN- This Is the design thai appears on the special sesquicentennial commemorative coin of Pomeroy . I( '' leatures a detailed Imprint of the Meigs County Courthouse and Court Yard. Only 1,000 ollhe coins will be minted and thedlewlllbe., destroyed loUowlng the October celebrations. ·· '" fuft.d bodt rediner1 generously podded, no sag spri~s and hard · $8995 OFF ON ALL FURNITURE ON DISPLAY OR IN STORAGE Now about those flu s hots . The word from thl' M<•igs Cunty Health Dcparmtenlls th at there will be a flu Inoculation cliniC for senior citizens a nd handicapped lndlvldua Is on Oc t 18 at the Senior Ci tizens Center. 9 a.m. to noon, and I to 4 p.m The cost- $1. As for the general public. cliniCs have been scheduled at the Health Department on Oct . 19 and Oct . 22. Have a n lee week! ,.1. ALL SALES FINAL 10 HOURS ONLY FIRST COME, fiRST SERVED recover the pictures and her driver's license. One of the pictures she cannot repla ce. It is of her and he r la te hu sba nd, David, the last of the two ta ken together before his death . When one reads that a fl!th of Ohio's population Is functiona lly UUterate, It's an Indication tha t the teaching method for reading needs changed or Improved. So It was refreshing when this week the Ohio Department of Education announced that team of prtmary teachers will be attending seminars to learn how to use phonics as a technique In teaching students, kindergar te n tbrough third grade. Those . trained teams will them come back Into local districts and abare the knowledge. It's a start. LARRY KEENAN Professor of Organ STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNnL NOON 9 999s <1 It you are looking for some thing different in e nterta inm ent you might want to attend th e Oc t. 9 performance of Flgora lchor Stuttgard, a West German choir on Its first U.S. tour . The performance Is In Me morial Auditorium at Ohio University, B p.m., and It 's tree! He participated In a student exchange program with the United States 1950·51 and In 1954 Immigrated to the U.S. where he ~b4; ~~: ll,~ ~>,;:-.'V~~----2-/_3_M_I_/Ii_on-Oo-/l-,t------: reward too . That's what Dorothy Jenkins b saying about the return of her b!Utold which was lost or taken Plaques were awarded to 10 and 15 year Meigs RSVP volun teers at this week' s recognition luncheon held at Dale's Smorgas board In Gallipolis. The 15-year plaques went to Daisy Blakeslee and Marga ret Douglas. Qualifying for the JO. year awards were Lola Cla rk, Mae Crouser, Jessi e Curtis. Freda Edwards, Rhoda Hal l. Pauline Myer s, Mildred Par· sons, Edith Reiser, Go lda Rad· cllffe, Florence Richards. No nga Roberts, Mary K. Rous h. Kat hleen Scott, Mary Stewart, F'rrn· dora Story, Mrytle Sisson, Haze l Stanley, Catherine Mees, Erma Roush, Waiter Green. Clarcm·<· Story, and Caryl Tyler By JULIE E. DILLON Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - Where did the summer go? It's hard to believe but fall is officially here and the Pomeroy Sesquicentennial Committee has been hard at work to Insure that final sesqulcenten· nlal celebrations run smoothly . The fall activities begin Thurs· day at 7:30 p.m. a t the Meigs County Public Library when Dr. Hubert Wilhelm from Ohio Unl · verslty will present a slide presentation on ethnic culture and Its Influence on the Appal· achlan culture and local architecture. Dr. Wilhelm, professor of Geography at Ohio University, Is a native of East Germany and In 1946 fled to and established residence In Baden · Wurttemberg of West Germany . ..L~4 o, ·I)'w/'•, t (~ ~. o, ..,,~ CoIV~------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ 4pp9""" ..,.,_ 6 .P " ~ 1 ientittel Fall sesquicentennial activities getting underway NAME BRANDS England/Corsair, Bassett, Spring Air, Flexsteel. Chatham County, Restoni~, Black Smith Shop, Ort. Riverside, Kincaid, Jimson. Stylemark. Umque, McKeehan Chair. Charleston Chair, Imperial. Pioneer. Hams Marcus, Cramco, Corrolla Classics. W.W. Wood, Artmaster, Progressive, O.P .• and others . 4, ~imes- -•• September 23, 199!) ' ATI'ENTION!! DOORS LOCKED TIL SUNDAY NOON NO ONE ADMITIED EARLY ON PREMISES OF Along the River THIS IS A CRinCAL SITUA nON AND WARRANTS THE BUYING PUBLIC IMMEDIAn INVENTORY ORDERED SOLD If you're in teres ted you ca n stJt' and Tuppers Plains squad went to State Route 681 for Lela Cre· means at 9: 58 a.m.; Cremeans went to Veterans Memorial Hos· pi tal. At 10: 21 a.m., Middleport squad was called to Pearl Street. Marry Ann VanCooney was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 9: 11 p.m. , Syracuse squad went to College Road for Andrea Thelse. Thelse went to Veteran s Memorial Hospital. Middleport squad was called to Beech Street at 10: 15 p.m. for Candy Lee. Lee was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. CLEARANCE OF SOME 2I 3 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES WILL BE OFFERED TO ANYONE AND EVERYONE FOR A PERIOD OF 10 HOURS THIS SUNDAY!!! the unique slate cons tructed desk (or table?) at thP Friday night preview of Molden 's Sat urda y auction at the fairgr ound s . No ques tlon s as krd PO MEROY - Eight calls for assistance were answered by unit s of Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Sen1ces on Friday. At 12 :25 a.m., Pomeroy fire department went to Starcher Road fo r a s tructure fire. At 4:48 a.m., Pomeroy squad went to Overbrook Center for William Watson . Watson was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ra· cine squad went to Elm Street at 9:53 a.m. for Virginia Pickens. Pickens wa s transported to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital. • Well It seems that wilC'n ilt"• w<~s going through Ihe property or tlw late Jasper and Fa y Powell in preparation for an aurtion sa lt•. he found a 36 inrh lap rlrsk "' Riggs, meanwhile, was sent · enced In Meigs County Common Pleas Court on charges of aggra· vated vehicular homicide, tam· per lng with evidence and abuse of a corpse, ste mming from th e death of Victor Will in June . On Friday even ing, deputies took a call from John McKinney, State Route 124, Rutland that someone had shot his dog . Charges arc pending In thi s matter. Calls answered by EMS .--. Section B SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER MAnRESS AND BOX SPRINGS SPECIAL CANCELLATION - On Oct. 6 the Pomeroy Post Office will offer a special cancellation stamp to commemorate Pomeroy's sesquicentennial, !50th year of Incorporation. The SAVE!!! ~ Herbs, 6 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Contemporary, lifo oak with tbony finish, triple drtllll' with mirror, S drawer <host, night fable, full or queen headboard ~~. $ ~~ 74995 ft ~ '9 ~---------------------------------------------------------------------~ ~ NOT '1499.95 SUNDAY ONLY 8 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE Nostalgic dark pine, king size footboard, headboard & rails, drtster w/jewtlry box, wing mirror, door d1est, 2 night tables. NOT $3999.95 FREE DELIVERY 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED All ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE SUNDAY ONLY $199995 60°/o UP TO OFF ON ALL NAME BRAND FURNITURE IN STOCK. SPECIAL ORDERS AVAILABLE ON SELECT ITEMS. NOTHING HELD BACK SOME ITEMS JUST ARRIVED. 842 Stc~.ol\d ••• Ph"' U6·t•O~ Coll1polt' ... VISA cancellations wilt lake place allh•• Pomeroy Fire Slatton. Pictured Is Tom Reu rer, Pomeroy Postmaster, and Mary Powell, sesquicentennial committee chairman. ENTERTAINMENT - The Zuchlnnl Pickers will perform on Oct. 7 as part of the featured entertainment lor the fall sesquicentennial celebration In Pomeroy. The group perfonns a, blend of traditional and contemporary folk music . herbs and more herbs, local group plans park festival , POMEROY- ff It's herbs you •tll<e then the mini park In ;Pomeroy Is the pla ce for you on ·saturday where the River Valley Herbalists will s tag e an herb fest beginning at 10 a .m. The Herbalis ts have been hard a t work since June preparing the .m ini park tor the fest as several members of the group have planted 25 varieties of herbs and everlastings. The group plans on making the herb fest an annual event. The 35-member group was organized by Connie Hilt and consists of members from the counties of Meigs , Mason and Jackson . Throughout the day there will be a varletyo!toodsavallablt>for sampling that have been prepared with herbs. · Educational displays will also ·be set up to Inform the public on the process of drying herbs . The River Valley Herbalist s Is much more than just a social group . Members pride them· selves on contributions they m ak e to various communities. The group has planted herb gardens at the park in Ravens· wood, W.Va., on Blennerhassett Island near Belpre, at the Meigs County Museum, and the mini park In Pomeroy. These projects will be represented with picture displays throughout lhe park. In addition to herb foods a nd educational displays there will be craftsmen selling herbal ac cessorles, sundials and cook· books. Festivities will conclude at 6 p.m. Admission to the herb test Is free and In the event of rain the test will be held Oct. 6. For details on the fest, contact Bobbl Karr at 992·2209, Linda McCoy at ( 304) 273·9548, or Donna Nease at 949·2754 . ftl\ HERB FEST ' 90 Members of the River Valley Herbalists have been hard at work since June preparing the m lnl park In Pomeroy for the herb lest that wliHbe beid there Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.111. There will be something lor everyone at lhe fesl Including refreabments, crafts and educalloaal displays. Pictured from lett, are Bobbl Karr, Dianna Law10n, Sue Hayman and Donna Neaae, kneeling, with grand· son, Patrick. ·, · ', ,. ., : '· ·, ., · ·•· ., :. ., '. �Page B-2-Sunday Ttmas Sentinel Po!Taoy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. ....----weddings September 23. 1990 ]ob Bank works for senior citizens GALLIPOLIS - The Job Bank al the Gallla County Senior Citizen Center. Is looking lor job orders fo r a pplican ts age 50 a nd older. As fail Is setting In, the Job Bank will be needing orders from employers for seniors in areas suc h as mowing yards, setti ng September 23. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. --Anniversaries out shrubs and !lower bulbs, raking leaves and other jobs you may need done. The Job Bank Is open Wednes· day 11 a .m. until J p.m. and Thursday and Friday !rom 7 a.m. to 3 p .m . Call446-7000 to help put a senior citizen to work and assist In s uppllmentlng their incomes. --Engagements Hatfield-Sharp RUTLAND - Ann Hatfield, Rutland, and Bill Hatfield, Rey noldsburg, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Julie Hatfield, to Michael Sharp, son ol Rhonda Sharp, Racine, and Mark Sharp, Sherrodsville. The open church wedding will be an event of Saturday at 2 p.m. at Calvary United Methodist Church In Sherrodsville. A reception will follow In the church social room. She Is a graduate o!Melgs High School He Is a graduate of Southern High School. They will reside In Columbus. And here's why Comfort Glow is the best choice in gas space heaters. Plezo Ignitor LIQ~ts PIIOI ~m e No matChes or ele<:tncrty n!.'fded to >tan or operate the unit Robert and Terri (Donnet) Goucher Mark and Nancy (Meadows) Rlfne Goucher-Donnet CATLEITSBURG. Ky - Ca tlettsburg !Ky . I United Methodis t Church was the setting of the Aug . 10 wedding of Terri Don net ond Robert Go ucher. The double· ring ceremony wa s officiated by Rev . Paul Cooper. The brid e is the daughter of Frances Saunders and Lloyd Finley . The groom is the son of Janice Sweesy and the la te Robert Go ucher. Ma tron of honor was Robin Finley a nd bridesmaids were Wendy Fi nley a nd Milli e Finley . Bes t man was Brian Hall and ring bea rer was Johnnie Donnet . BIOWIII Opliunal b!Qwfr tleats Riffle-Meadows wenfv i11d quretly CROWN CITY - Nancy Ellen Meadows and Mark William Riffle wer e united in marriage on July 21, at Liberty Chape l Church. Crow n City. Pastor J ack Parsons offlclatPd the double ring ceremony The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Meadows or GaiUpolls. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Swisher of Point Pl easan t. W.Va . Musi c was provided by Jeannie Ross . Guests were registered bv Lisa Dyer. Jodi Unroe and Amand a Mulli ns dist r ibuted birdseed bags and thank you ribbons to the guests. The brid e wa s g iven In ma r rlage by her father. Testing Cr ntPr . The groom is The m a tron of honor was Tammy Wright and the brides maid was Lana Gr imm . The fiowerglri wa s Amber Meadow s. emp lo yed by Midland Enter prise s at ttl e Ohio R iver Com pony Th e brid e a nd g room will reolrlr In Gal lipolis Bes t m an wa s Sk ip Im boden and the groomsman was Tim Meadows. The bride's vei l, bouquet a nd all other flow e):S and accessories were des igned and mad e by Beverly Quee n. A reception was held a t th e Eureka Lodge Hall In Eureka. The wedding cake was made and served by Carol McDaniel. Oth l'rs helping serve were Ang ie Fel lure. T ammy Riffle and Char lene Wad e Pictures or the pvent were taken b.v Sha ron Parson s and was videotaped by Bil l Davis . The bride is emploved at Holzer Cl in ic in 1he Diagnos ti c Popcorn sales will benefit area Scouts Marc and Lee Ann (Welch) Thompson Thompson- Wekh GA LLIPOLIS Lee Ann Welch of Gallipolis a nd Ma rc tered by Geri Grooms Rutherlord of Huntington. W.Va. Duane Thompson of Huntin gton, A reception followed In the W. Va . , were united in marriagt• church dining r oom , wilh Emily on Sept. I In the chapel of Grace Layne. Brenda McDaniel and Uni ted Methodist Churr·h. Th<> Melody Wise man assisting. Tht• Rev Rick Vilardo of Worthing - bride's table featured a thre<~ ton . Ohio, officiated the double- tiered wedd ing cake and c hocoring cerem ony. late groom ' s cake. The toasting The bride Is the granddaughter gob lets used by the co uple were a of Anna Hinkle of Huntington. gi ft !rom Bob Hood and Ke rn W.Va . and the late Waller D. ll emp hlil, both of Gallipolis . Hinkle Her parents are Glenn E . The brid e is a graduat e of Weic h of Huntington and the lat e Mar sha ll University and is a Roberta Irving. The groom Is th<• new s editor a nd reporter lor the son of Joyce Ewell of Walnut , GaiUpolls Dally Tribune . She Is a Kansa s a nd Roy M. Thompson II. membe r of the boards of di recof Collinsville, Ala . tors lor lheGallia Co unty Counc il The bride wore a whit<' gown of on Ag ing and Big Brothers and broca de satin that featured a Big Sisters. She Is a member of hand-sequined and pearled lace the Community League of Gallia bOdice with basque waistline. a Co unty. the Gal llpolls Business bustled skirt and box bow . a nd Professional Women's Club The fingertip veil was attached a nd of Cha rity Rebekah Lodge to a seq uin, rhinestone and pearl 39. tiara which the bride 's mother The groom is a I ra ining officer wore a t her wedding . She carried a nd Emergency Medical Technia cascade of white a nd dyed c ta n with Lifeline Medical Trans· jewe l-tone silk roses, wilh pearl port Se rvice of Hunilngton . He Is spray s and lrrldescent ribbon s. a me mber of Huntingto n Lodge 64 of the Independ ent Order of Maid of hOnor was Patty Ann Odd Fe Ilows and of Charity Gra ham of Gallipolis . Brides- Rebekah Lodge 39 . He Is also a maids were Patty Reynolds of member of the Wes t VIrginia Rio Grande and Debra L. Hoover Na tional Guard . Th e couple resides In Huntingof Za nesville. Ohio. They wore jewel-tone gowns of emerald . ton, W.Va . amethyst and ruby lrridescent taffeta wilh sweetheart necklines a nd basque waists . They SPRING VALLEY CINEMA c arried lace fans accented with s ilk roses, greenery and ribbons . 446·4524 ".,~·:. ~ .. ·· Flower girl was Cassie Graham , who wore a dress of emerald lrridescent taffeta with white lace and a garland of baby's breath In her hair. Ring bearer was Joey Graham, who wore a white tuxedo. Besl man was Danny Reynolds of Rio Grande, and groomsmen were Dennis R. Salisbury and Tom Gooch, both of Gallipolis. Tne groom and men In the wedding party wore classic black tuxedos. Mu•lc was provided by Edle Ross, organlsl, and Tom PhWips, trumpeter. Guests were regis- HUNTINGTON. W.Va. - The Trl State Area Cou nrll of Rov Scouts of Ameri ca wll be pound lng the pavement on September 29 as they kick of! their annual sale of Trail's End Gourmet Popeorn. The sale las Is through October 22 . District Executives for thr Tri-State Area Co uncil. ind icated that the sco ut s' popcorn sa le helps to provide ~upplemental Income to finance scouting actlv Illes lor lhe Council. as well as individual scouting un its "Escalating program costs. the need !orcampeq\Jipment and maintenance, as well as continued growth In yo uthpartlclpa · lion, have prompted the Execu tive Board of th e Council to seek additional so urces of support" . according to J ohn A. Pinkerman of the sco uts' dist rict o!llce. "The local scouts give a lot to our community, and by helping to support them, you are actually helping th e communities of the Tri -Stat e of the Trl Slate Area ... Pinkerman say s. "and wha l better way to help that through the purchase or popeorn. It' s a great American s nack ." Prices lor the popcorn being sold are $5 lor a bucket of Trail's End; $5 lor a five -pa ck mlcrowaveboxofTraiJ'sEnd; SlO!or a 12-pack microwave box of Trail's End; and$6foracartonofTraiJ's End Caramel Corn. COLONY THEATRE ltle room c-o Top mounted Easy to ~~~and r:onV!t111enlty located Out of reach of )(lullQ&f dllldren - Thlrmostat regolltes I1UI OU1~ 101 idded comf<lrt contrOl on ~CGN18T, Hell Rlltlectnl O.recls Ileal Jll!Q room wlllll! enMoc lnQ the a tt~ctr~- CGN281. CGPt!T ll'ld CGP28T ness ot ltle 1\ilme Decoo... Glm Ftoltl """""" ~ n~! atr~ Decor Helps gr~ Qltl~ Easrty retT"tOYed ._ tor Cleaq breotace 0001 JOIJeJ ·anee to Ol'tllft LMI fle~ te' Automata!~ shuts MDIHIIIng Can be llunQ on thf wall or attact'ltd IO~ Wt!h op110nat bar.t Thermocouple AutomatiCally ~ hu t~ on ou d tllere IS au mter 1\101100 Ill tnt Q<IS flOw Michael Sharp, Julie Hatfield on heater d the room 1M! drops ilq'OIIIl llelow AN S I sDeOfied M Ptalvlt Altllllilr lo contll)j fluctuihons Ill 1115 51.1~ Pf'SSUI! ln1even hut output and maxnnum sa~ty o• rt the ll,tmt ooe~ out Options include a base for floor mounting and optional blower for improved heat distribution . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barr Barr anruversary to be noted BELPRE - Mr. and Mrs . Charles Barr, 802 Barlow St., Belpre, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house reception on Sept. 30 from 2-5 p .m. al the home of their son located lwo miles !rom Porterfield on Route 339. The event will be hosted by their children and grandchildren. The couple was married Oct . 5, 1940 by the late E.L. Miller at Reedsville. She Is the daughter of the late Silas and Dora Taylor, Hemlock Grove. He Is the son of the late Lonnie and Allee Barr, Reedsville . They are the parents ol one daughter, Mrs . Don !Marlene) Putman, Reedsville; and one son, Leroy, Belpre. They have five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The couple requests that gilts be omitted but cards would be appreciated. I;Jpace Heating Ideas That \\brk Beautiful~: Rl•denour TVGAS& APPLIANCE SERVICE CHESTER 985-3307 present ed by Wolfe Productions will be having TRAINING SESSIONS THAT WILL lead to Rodney Van Moorgan, Carole Irene Tamony TEAM AUDITIONS! Tamony-Morgan GU M SPRING, Va.-Captand Mrs. Joseph M . Tamony, USN ret., of Gum Spring, Va. , announce the engagement and approaching marriage ol their daughter, Ca role Irene Tamony, of Richmond, Va .. to Fire Controlman Seco nd Cla ss Rodney Van Morga n, s on of Marilyn Ward a nd Ru ger Morgan ol Ga!Upolls . Miss Tamony Is a 1989 grau date of Radford ( Va .) University and Is a Jeacher with King and Queen County Schools. FC'l Morgan Is a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Is serving In th e United States Navy in the Persian Gull. A June wedding Is planned In Richmond. Va. RIO GRANDE - A oneevening workshop on how to plan lor your retirement will be ol!ered through the O!!ice of Continuing Education, Wednes day, Sept. 26, from 7 to 9 p.m.,ln the Co llege of Bu s iness Room 104 on the University of Rio Grande campu s. Cost lor this workshop Is $20 . Pre-registration deadline Is Mon day . Sept . 24 . This workshop will be a detailed discussion o f Inves tment strategies for retirement. Var· lous types of retirement programs avaliabi P to both the A promising sign is going up in Pomeroy, Ohio on September 27th McDonald's service (with a smile, a "thank you," and a "come again".) And our famous McDonald's value. So come In soon. We think you'll find us to be a goo d neighbor. Individual and business organi zations, will be discussed. The Instructor for the work· shop will be Jim Morrison. He ha s a license as a security broker and In suran ce broker. Morri son holds a BBA from Ohio Unlver· s l!y In Economics and Is the investment planner and owner of J.E. 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Box 878, URG, Rio Grande, 45674, or ca ll 245·5353, ex 1. 325 or toil fr ee In Ohio 1-80!1-282-7201 EQUIPMENT· SALES· RENTALS· REPAIRS ~TIMEES SATUROA~ * those speclal moments. You wUI have ov~r 190 sl)'les ol tuxedos to choose !rom. We HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. IUS "Positions" in: Pea Was Team : ages 5 to 1 2 Junior Team : ages 12 to 21 Adult Team : ages 21 to 65 Color Guard : ages 14 to 65 Drill Guard : ages 1 2 to 21 Open to malt and female! Ttam members ore voluntMn. Production Staff positions available. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! Let Hi\SKIN8-Tt\NNER help you make • BARGAIN INFORMATION MEETING to be held ot the Pomeroy Village Hall auditorium on September 24 ot 8: IS p.m. Retirement workshop is Sept. 26 • 1990 McDon•ld' 1 CorpOfation The famous McDonald's® Golden Arches® are going up at Pomeroy very soon. And along with them, you'll be getting a fast, in ex pensive, high -quali ty family resta urant. You'll get our famous McDonald' s food. 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Cards may be se nt to the Opan Heart Step-down Unit, Room 2010 By the way , Mrs. Slncla lr 1s &1 . Mrs . Helen Williams, a teacher fo r many. many years, is havi ng a hea lth problem and is co nfi ned to Veterans Memorial Hospita l in Pomeroy. You can imagi ne how this Irritates the active Mrs . Williams. " I haven't got time for this", she commen ts. No doubt many of her former stud en ts wi ll l<'ant lo remember her. The room number Is 115. to hi s hr. la wmakers to 12 years. Now that seems !Ike a good Idea. Closer to home. Co lumbus is at tempting actio n to make Inmates In jail pay for their stay. Seems like the figure Is lik e some $30 plus each day. Can you Imagine having to Before coming here his Aim. Matrr, Ohio State Massachuse tts is takin g action to li mit the !eng!h of service of its ~TWIST AND spend 30 days In jail and Into the bargaIn payIng over $900 for your keep'1 I'd rather do the Holiday Inn . Now that doesn't seem like a good Idea. I declare what's the world coming to. Isn't Is gOOd that we ca n keep smiling?! SHOUT! September 23, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. RIO GRANDE - Six student s at the University of Rio Grande were named recipients of scho· larshlps offered th is year by th e University Women' s Club, the largest number of awards ever Issued by the club. Four of the students received the Dorothy Daniel Hayes Scholarship: Leah Danner, Lori Grigsby. Jane Hughes and Janet Stiltner. Danner. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Tom Danner of Athens . Is majoring In elementaryeduca· lion. Grig sby, the daughter of Gary and Freda Clark of Galllpo· lis. Is an accounting major and resides In Gallipolis with her daughter, Jenna. Hughes Is majoring in communications and resides In Jack· son with her husband, Brennen, and her two children. Doug and Lindsay. St iltner, the daughter of Joseph and Betty Edwards of Ches hire, Is majoring In elemen· ta ry education. The scholarship Is named for the wife of Dr. Paul C. Hayes, current president of Rio Grande. Awarded the Mary Lewis Scho· tarshlp was J ennifer Fuller, a communications major and the daughter of George and Linda Fuller of Pedro. The scholars hip Is named for the wile of William Allen Lewis. who was president of Rio Grande from 1931 unlil1940 and whoo served many years a 1 th e univers ity as a dean and educator. Presented the Mary Chris· tensen Scholarship was Cindy s ubjec t of sf've r a I fe at urp s tor ies in Fort Laudl'rd rlil', F' la . , recentl y Ma r tin, who ckarl v loves Me igs Coun ty a nd loves. to come '• Is highly commended In !he stories fo r hts key roll In thp Oui ldlng of th r Inter nati o na l Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderda le as we ll as the esta l> lishmpnt of a lOU-acre park know n as Holi day Park also in La uderdale. l!r is also co m- They are !he Eastman CamP· tery and l hi' Hoblnso n Cemelerv lri Chester Townsh ip. The Me ig~ Genealog ica l Society would ap· preciate know ing their loca lions. If you h Jvp info rma tio n ple~ s r mt>nded for hi s program to ~~ cncour agr mak ing every child a swimmer whic h is a part of thr p.m . or write to P 0. Box 34h . work of the Key Clu b and Pomeroy 1\.iwanis Club Martin' s intrrrst in sw imming Spec ia I illlnors fur Todd Ad ams. son 1lf Jim :tnd Carol comes from his persona l ex pe- Ad ams of' Syrc~cusl' rra l times - onc e in th e Ohio ri cnc('s of almost drowning SC'V · Rl\:er whrn hP was srven-yf'a rs T odd ha s bPt> n rrcPivP rl a let !er old a nd s till lt vtng in Meigs Count .v. Martin will be ma king wha t he cal ls his fin al visi t to Meigs of commc nddtio n fr orn Donald D. Glower, dea n oflh•· col lege of englnerring al Oh io Sta tp Uni ver - HAYES SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Cheryl Roush, left, director of financial aid at the University of Rio Grande, presents a check to three of the 1990 recipients of the Dorothy Daniel ACS receives new toll-free Ohio number GA LL! POUS - The Arnerl · ta ined a sta tew id e to ll ·frrP telephone serv ice de s lgnrd to provi de Ohio res ldrnls with answers to thr lr ques tions alxmt ca ncer since Apr il 4. !988. All Ohio reside nts have imm ed!at(' accrss to the information by dia li ng thr to ll ·free numbe r · 1-800-ACS-2345, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. voluntcPrs w h o h avr Jhr Sund ay Times Sr nllnel re~a rd s weddings of Gallla, orffi5};'~.0$]Jo ~g ~ • f • • • •• •t AS PHIL DIRT AND THE DOZERS , J clif ,, r " '"(5ollectine Moke8 Good 3cent8'" ~ Ft gur tne " ~~ MONDAY, "ROCKTOBER" 1ST We are proud to rntroduce the. adorable PREC IOUS MOMENTS' Btr!hday Club 8:00 P.M. Members· Only fig urine. 'Coll ecttng Makes Good Scents .. Created by .:Htrst KICK-OFF PEOPLES BANK'S SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WITH A FREE CONCERT! 1990 Membe rs Only largf'r GALLIPOLIS - The Sa lva t ion Ar my Service UnIt Comm ill er 1n Gal lipolis, provides a wldr var · lety of services to th e resi den ts of Ga lli a Cou nty. In 1989,66 persons were served by the Sa lva tion Army vo lunteers. Services provided ln clodc emergency assistance wit h such necessities as lodg ing, meal s. food, rent and utltlitles. A total of $1,747.33 was expe nded In direct assis tance . Through the serv1ce unit committee residents of Gailla Co un ty also have access to over 140 progra ms provided by T he Salva tion Army on a regional and national basis, Including drug a nd al coho l rehabilitation. emer· gency disa ste r servi ces and th e missing persons burea u. Th e local serv1ce unit co mmit · tee co nsists of Fred Child ers. c hairman; Mike Davis, trea surer; Lynn Gardner. welfare secretary; Mrs. Charles Holzer, secretary; William Barr. Mrs. Bernice Borden, Seth Huntley . and John Mills, members. For more Information on The Salvation Army a nd Its programs In Gallla County, contact Lynn Gardner at 446-3222. ·~. • ~ qual tl\' co lor, billfold oize or Salvation Army serves Gallia County '• •' •• • ' ~ or thf' Uridf:' a nd groo m ma y be pub l lshPd wilh wpdd i ng st orie s. if drs irNl Photog r aph s ma v bceit hl'r !)Jack a nd wh i te or goOO the editorial department from I to 5 p.m Monday thr ough Friday at 1r; 141 446-2342. 1- I nfo r m atio n se r v i ce abou t ~ ' 4 ' I nfor m atio n. Wedding policy QuC'stion s may be directed to ,,. ., and treatment, as wPII as local l' Omm unl ty reso ur ce ca ncer 1·800-ACS-2345. Poor qua lit y photographs wil l not I><• acceptrd Ge neral ly, sna p· shots or lnsw nt ·devr loplng ph o· ros an· not of accep ta bl e quality . ~ The compu terized data ba se con tains medlcal isclenl iflc In formation, In cludi ng cancer prevention, detectio n, diagn os is The American Cancer Society encourages Ohio res idents to utilize this free, co nfiden t ial Photogra phs of ~it her the bride • communication s. • ' Sam Butcher. thts ltlt te POINT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM skunk •s here to share in /J the celebrat ton of our ftlih brrlhday yea r :}) To obta rn your exdu~IVt-' IJi1 ftgu ri ne , stmply bt tng us ,. your reserva tron form i.lnd 0 "; we will do !he rest Only ~ current Btr!hday Club ' . Members in good sta nd ing '?. · ~ and those who JOin De fore June 30. 1991 ca n acq uire thts exqu rsite addrt ron ~ o If you are no! already a @ member, we mvtle you to :. ,, ~, ~ stop rn and JO in th rs ~ 0 ~ Pharmacy 364 Jackson J>ike Gallipolis, Ohio ADMISSION IS FREE! And you can register to win jab prizes, like ••• -- A $500 shopping spree on your Peoples Bank Visa or Mastercard! -- Interest on a Million Dollars for a day! -- One free payment on your Peoples Bank mortgage loan! U. S. American Eagle Silver Dollars! And much, much more! speoai;;Uth 0 Watch for more detail& on our "RockToberfest" Celebration! You and Peoples Bank ... Happy Together for 25 great years! PEOPLES HAPPY BIQTiiDAY TO U& ... THANK6 TO YOU! Member FDIC @ Equal ~ Londar Mason 773-5514 Hayes Scholarship offered by the University of Rio Grande Women's Club. They are, from !ell, Lori Grlpby, Leah Danner and Jane Hughes of Jackson. A fourth recipient, Janet StUiner, was unavailable lor photo . You are special bepn tr ained tn operat in g the compu · ler lzed data base and In The operators for the serv!ce are Americ an Cancer Soc ie ty Meigs and :vl aso n co unties as nf'W s and is happy lo pu blis h weddin g s torirs <111d photogra phs without c har gP. Howl'\"l' r . Wl'dding new s mu st mt.'rl gPnl 'r ,d sta r1danJs of tirnt'l i ness_ T hP newspa per pn•fl'rs to publis h ;w<'ount s of wedding s a s .,oon a.., pos s ibi P trf tPr the C'VcnL To be publb; hcd in the Su nday f'dition. the we dd i ng must hJV(' Wkl'n pl tH'C w i thin &D days prior to th• · publi ca t io n, and may br up to f,OI) word s In length . M aterrial for :\long thP River mu st bl' n ·eil'VPd by the £•ditoria l depart rncnt by Thurscla~' . 4 p_m _. pri or to th r el ate of public a tion ~ \ .• .. .. ~ ,' '~.'V~<t.i+ .·· ~ , ,. } NURSING GRADUATES- The Nursing Home Area Training Cenler at the Area Agency on Aging, No. 7, Inc .. recently conducled a nurse' s aid training program at Overbrook Cenler In Middleport. Twelve nurse aids completed the state required and approved 80·hour course desl,ned lor employment In a long-term care facility In Ohio. Pro2ram coordinator Is Barbara Caldwell. BSN, RNC~ Pictured are,le!llront, Lisa Jordan. Cledlth King, Carol Graves, Barbara Caldwell, R.N., Cindy K. Rowe, Cindy L. Rowe, JoAnn Smith and Karla Hunler, R.N. Back. Pam Holhnan, Kelly Allen, Mary Fry, Bev Eakins. Judy Parsons, Patricia Hero and Sally Gloeckner, R.N. Not pictured was Elva Davis, R.N ., co-instructor lor the course . back even though he has not been a residen t for ma ny, many years, -------- ca n Ca ncer Society has ma in- Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-8-5 Rio Grande Women's Club awards scholarships to six area scholars G. Harold Marti n, fo rmerly of Me igs Co unty, has been the And, a co uple of cc mete rif's havp bE'C'n lost. ca ll Sue Hagn ;I[ 94!1·2241 after Methodist Churc h - a { hurch always closP slly. The let ter extends congrat · ulatl ons to Todd for making a threp point or better for the past three quarters. His name will be displayed beside the Bent of Tau Beta PI In th e lobby of Hitchcock Hall this year. Dean Glower acknowledges th at engineer ing and architecture are among the most difficult progra ms at Ohio State and Todd Is an engineering major . Todd star ted on his final vear at Ohio State this fall afte r being employed in Cincinnati during the summer months you abou t now . Cnited Un iversity and will be a guest at the OSU-CSC gnme on Sept. 29. A re!lred a! torney, Martin Is 89-years-old . September 23, 1990 Point Pleasant New Haven 675-1121 882-2135 DEAR READERS: I want to slwe with you a poem lhat is SW'e 10 move you. as it did me. It will go straight to the hearts of those who have a child who is "special: Here it is: To Bruce: My Special Boy -· From His Dad Hey there, you character with a smile on your face. You seem the most happy of the whole human race. Like any boy, )'Ou romp and play, Unlike most children, that's the way you'U stay. You laugh and cry like other boys, And never grow tired of your many toys. You arc a joy to Mother and me. Because you're a special boy. you sec. You. my son, wtll only !mow Love of life and nooe of its woe. You'll be happy and contented all your days, In )'Our angetic, ethereal haze. For you are retarded through no fault of your own. And there is no cause. as far as is mown. Thank God you happened to Mother and me , For we are lucky as you will see. Our other two boys. whom we love so dear , One of these days won't be so near. But you'll always be close to us. my boy, And for the rest of our loves, give us joy. Mother and I must have faith for the 'morrow. And do much hoping and forget about sorrow. So. keep up your smile, your laugh and your play. It helps us to grin and have faith when we JXliY· "The above poem was written by George C. Lyon Sr., of Wilmington, Del., when his Down's syndrome son, Bruce. was just a child. Bruce is now 24 years old. He is am ong a handful of retardc<l cttizens to have earned the rank of Eagle Scoot. is a member of the Special Olympics program and holds a steady job. Dear Ann Landers: My fiance and I are planning a fonnal wedding in a few months and we have a question we hope you will answer. Of the six wedding ccremomes we have altcndc<l this year, five have boen ruined by a baby crying. In one instance, the baby chose to wail just as the bride was about to say, "I do: My question ; Would it be terribly rude to include on the wedding invitation "Children under 3 are invited to the dinner only"? We 1mow some people wi II be offended but we are willing to suffer thetr Wllllh. "The wedding is going to be elegant and we don't want anything to spoil it -- MS. H.. IN MAD!· SON DEAR MS. H.: It would be most inappropriale to put that message on an invitation. Far better. enclose a sepa1t11e card with the invitation 10 those who have babies and small children. It should say. "Please, no children under S at the ctremony." Gem or the Day: The two sneakiest wcrds in the English language are "plus tax." Is life passing you by ? Wanr 10 impro~ your social skills? Write for Ann l..anders' III'W booklet, "How 10 Make Friends and Srop Being Lo~~tly." Send a self-addressed, long, businLss·sizt tn~lope and a che ck or money orckr for $4.15 (this in· clruks posrage and handling) 1o. Salmons. daught er of Ronald and Carol Salmons of Wellston and an elementary education major. Th e scholarship Is named for the wife of Alphu s R. Christensen, who was the university's pres! den t fr om 1962 until 1975. Th e sc holar s hip s were a ward ed at the recent gel· acquainted dinner held by th e Women's Club in the St udent Center. Presentation of the scho· larshlps was made by Cheryl Roush, director of financial ald. Th e scholar ships were mad e available through fund -raising efforts by the club. To be el igible for th e scholar· ships. students must be sc he doled to complete work for graduation no sooner than winter quarter of the current academic year; and, must have main· talned a 3.5 or above grade point avera ge. The scholarships are also awarded on merit and Include co nsider ation of campo s and communit y activi ties. Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. Internal Medicine ornce ttours Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Suite 13. fVtt Medical Ofllce BuildinG (304) 675 -7700 llH Ann Landers ~N~ l.o~ 4n..-lno Tim,.,. ~~ndira1r arul t :ro·al.- The lomi~ ol prolessionob Valley Drive, Pain! Pleasant. W.Va. 25550 ~Hush Pupp!~§· LANDI:RS " 1989. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ~h· ndiral r Friends, c/o AM Landus, P.O. Box 11562 . Chicago ,l/1 . 60611.0562. (In Canadll. send $.5 .05 .) 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Thur. til ' ,.M, '.M. laturNy II l Ultro Potch Genuine Leather Brown $6400 Block \dl Novy 11o Gray Suede Gold llo G,..i4900 Solid Black �Paga B-6-Sundey Time&- Sentlnal Pon~-Middleport-Galipulia, Ohio-Point Amant. W. Va. Stationery store pet cat dies PITI'SBURGH !UPI) - Smokey the cat, longtime mascot at a downtown stationery store who received national attentlon when he was named In a law suit, has died of old age. The large gray cat who spent most of his time In the front window of the J.R. Weldin Co. died Thursday at Northvlew Animal Hospital after a 10-day Illness. He was 19. Smokey suffered !rom asthma, sa id Margaret Brown, owner of the stationery and supply store. A veterinarian at the animal hospital said the cat also was anemic and had a liver that was malfunctioning. Mrs. Kimmel brought Smokey to the store eight years ago after he was abandoned by neighbors who moved away. The cat spent his days In the front window, sitting among displays and show Ing off for passers-b ·.Customers often brought him toys and gourmet food . In 1987 Smokey and the store were sued by a suburban Pitts· burgh woman who claimed the Harvest Festival set for Racine RACINE - A parade and crowning of the Harvest Queen will kick off activities of the annual Harvest Festival to be staged Saturday In Racine. The parade will form at Southern High School at 10 a .m. and then will move to the center of town where at 10: 30 the queen will be crowned . Jeff Thornton is c hairman of th e parade and Is encouraging participation. Anyone in teres ted In taking part Is asked to contact him at 949-2476. The Southern band will lead off the parade with floats, group and Individual entries to follow . candidates are being discounts cat sank his claws into her left wrist, leaving a scar. She sought $3.0()0 In damages. Weldin custo· from State Farm. Blend composed of Howard Wrllesel, Dennis Wolle, Ivan Powell, and Davis Spencer, left to right. mers rallied to his defense, filling a gallon jug with donations to "Smokey's Defense Fund. " Mrs. Kimmel said Smokey would be burled at Rosedale, a pet cemetery In Verona. For qualified homeowners . we offer discounts which can make our already low premium even lower. Call for oettaus" CAROU !HOWDDI Comer of Tllird An & ·state St. Gollipolit, 011. Senior Citizen Center schedules weekly activities GALLIPOLIS -Activities anrl menus lor the week of Sept. 24 thru Sept. 28 at the Senior Citizens Center 220 Jackson Pike will be as follows: MONDAY - Short Subjects (Challenge of ll a.m. Manu!ac· turing); Chorus, I p.m. TUESDAY - STOP/Physical fitness. 10:30 a.m.: Video Mat! - ... By }ames Sands BY J.~MES SANDS GALLIPOLIS - Pa ul Davies and Compa ny Jewelry Store opened for business for the firs t time on August 31, 1946 in the Hotel Plaza. On August 30. an , open house was held and that same day the Tribune ran an article about this new business venture. "The front business room Is 30 feet long and 14 feet wide . As guests enter·, they will notice the walls lined with e lectrically lighted wall cases with sitdlng glass doors with two full length mirrors breaking them up on the left side of the room . On the right are three floor show cases, Illuminated by lncandsecent floodlights set In the ceiling. Above the wall cases are 26 foot lon g murals: on the left a woodland scene (pine trees and mountain) and on the right a mural of English coaching da ys. Walnut wood Is the theme of the furnishings and the ceiling is an acoustic bOard." (Tribune) D. Paul Davies and Morris E . Haskins. who started this je· welry business, stocked the store with besides all kinds of rings: Courtly , Van Dell , and I skin cos tum e jewelry, lustrou s pearls, Blgney a nd Doily Mad! · son lockets and pendants, Swan k and Forstner men's je welry, Heisey glassware. gilts lor ba · bles. and Rogers Silverware . In 1946 a 50 piect> service for 8 set of Rogers silverware cost $33.50. That price Included the ches t. The business prospered until November 13. !958 when al 6:30 a.m. a fire alarm wa s turned In by a person who spotted smoke coming from the Davls -Shuler building next door to the Hotel Plaza. Five minutes later an alarm was turned In by Circle's Restaurant which was loca ted next door to the Davis-Shuler building toward the State Street corner. By 9 a.m. al122 guests who had been staying at the Plaza were taken from the hotel. At9: !Oa .m . the back wall of the Davis-Shu ler building fell. At 9: 30 a.m. the front wall of that building !eli out onto Second Avenue endangering both firemen .and spectators. Fortunately there were no serious Injuries. Volunteer chain gangs were formed to carry merchandise out of the Buller Drug Store on the State Street corner, the Duke Dry Cleaning and other stor!'S. FI nally by 10 a.m. the !Ire had bern contained to !he Davis-Shuler building and the Circle's Restau rant located in the old Reifsnyde r building. The Hotel Plaza which wa s owned by Morris Haskins was not completely destroyed but the decision was made In 1959 to tear down the hotel and erect the present Business and Professional building. The territory where the present Elks Is located, prior to the !Ire, held the Davls·Shuler Department store. And the present location of Davies was prior to 1958 held by Circle's and a shoe ahlne parlor. One Ironic part of thl.a story Is that Gallipolis voterl had just a few days prior to the !Ire turned nominated !rom the senior class at Southern High School and students there will vote on tile queen selection. All of the candidates will ride in the parade. Entertainment will take place on Third Street and among the groups to perform during the afternoon are The Hart Brother$. Country Blend, Mountain Fever,' Gospel Harmony, and Strlckly Business. There will also be a car show with entries to be judged and trophies awarded. Arts and . crafts will be d!Jplayed and sol~ and a variety of refreshments wlllibe available to those taking in the annual fail event sponsored by Racine VIllage. Ho~ovvnersinsurance ENTERTAINERS- Five vocal and lnslrumenIa! groups will perform Saturday afternoon al Racine's Harvest Festival. One will be Country nee, 12 : 30 p.m. (The Benny Goodman Story\; Mystery Trip Departure Time 8:30a .m . WEDNESDAY - Elderwalk at 0.0. Mcintyre Park, 10:30 a.m. THURSDAY - Bible Study , !0:45a.m.; Herb Class, 1:30p.m . FRIDAY- Art Class. 10-noon; craft class. 1·3 p.m. Menus consist of: MONDAY - Cold tuna salad sandwich, buttered peas, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers. bun. pineapple slices. TUESDAY - Beef stroganoff and noodles, mixed Italian vegetables, biscuits, jello/mlxed fruit. WEDNESDAY - Ham and beans with onions, cheese cube, cole slaw, fruit salad, cookies, and cornbread or crackers. THURSDAY - Liver with onions, buttered potatoes, glazed carrots, bread, oatmeal cookies. FRIOAY - Shepherds pie, whipped potatoes, broccoli. bread, ice cream. Make reservations by calling 446·7000, before 9 a.m. the day you wish to attend. Photto 446-4290 Homo 446-4511 ( ,lfe I 900d ~·Oflbor Slitlt" Fa•m •S /"ffre ~late farm Fore .tnd Cafo~ooa•ty Comoa,..~ "1ome Ofhce 8IOOtrhnQtOfl 111•!1()!:1 truck. Some of the firemen declared that if they had such .. · - ~-- ll PAUL DAVIES Jewelers began In 1946 In the Hotel Plaza which was located where the Business and Professional Building slls today. After a fire In 1958 the jewelry store was moved lo Court Street. II has been In lis present location since 1960. SUNDAY RIO GRANDE - The Old Evans Grocery reunion will be Sul)day, at the Bob Evans Farms Shelterhouse, beginning at noon. Bring $2.50 and a covered dish. Make reservations as soon as possible. LECTA - Lecta Church of Christ In Christian Union revival begins Sunday, 7 p.m. with Rev . Winfield Poe; Pearly Gate Sin· gers In services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS- Special gospel meetings are Sunday through Sept. 27 at the Third Avenue Church of Christ, with evangelist Jim Bryant of Sharon, Tenn. Services are Sunday 6 p.m .. weeknights at 7: 30p.m. PILLOW ARM SPECIAL Sug. Retail S600.00 $399 95 1 YEAR WARRANTY 1;) ~ j/ DELIVERED! 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH Times-Sentinel Page B-7 STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., SEPT. 23 THRU SAT., SEPT. 29, 1990 THURMAN - Royalaires wlil sing at Thurman United Methodist Church on Sunday at 7 p.m. CADMUS - The Backwoods Muzzleloaders Club will have a shoot Sunday, 1 p.m., at the range , approximately two mlies south of Cadmus on State Route 141. GALLIPOLIS - Lighthouse Assembly of God has a dinner foUowlng Morning Worship on Su nday. Walnut Ridge LECTA Church has Rev . Larry Hall pr~aching Sunday, 7 p.m. equipment, they could have saved the buildings destroyed. Soon after the tire, Davies moved to the Thomas building on Court Street . In 1960 the present home of the Paul Davies Jewel· ers was buill by contractor Raymond Barr. The Grand OpenIng of the company in this location was held October 24, 1960. By then D. Paul Davies was the sole owner of the store. Working with him In 1960 were Miss Aldeth Wright and Philip Hecker. The former who was skilled In several aspects of the business was a bridal consultant . Mr. Hecker joined Davies In 1946 as the watch repairman. In 1960 The Davies store handled Fostoria and Morgan · town crystal, Lenox, Haviland, and Castleton china, Gorham, Wallace and International ste· rling and Halimark cards, as well as a lull line of jewelry. The building that had been located where the Davies store Is now was the old Reifsnyder building which had housed through the years the barber shop of Tom and Jim Hill, Shartz' Grill, Frazier and Frye Dry Cleaning, and Duke ' s Dry Cleaning. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. -Community calendar CHESHIRE - Scott family reunion Is Sunday, 1 p.m. at the Kyger Creek Employees Clubhouse. Paul Davies Jewelers... down a levy which could have pur chas ed an aprlal ladder 19il September 23. 1990 MIDDLEPORT- The Middleport Community Church will hav.l' a benefit hymn sing on Sunday from 2-5 p.m. Special slr(ging by the Clark FamUy, Heaven Bound Four, Junior and Rita White, Joann Welilngton and others. COOLVILLE -Homecoming at the Vanderhoof Baptist Church will be held Sunday at 9: ~ a.m . with Rev . Cecil A. Morrison preaching. Basket dinner at noon and afternoon service at 1:30 p.m. Singers will be Russ Spencer and the Southern Hlil Group. CHESTER- The Shade River Lodge 453 will have Its family picnic Sul)day at 2 p.m. at Royal Oak Rasort. Bring a covered dish. Meat will be provided. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - The Galiia County Fall Walking Club meets in front of the Courthouse, Monday, 9 a.m . lor a 30 minute sceniC walk through the city. Open to all, wear comfortable clothes and shoes. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Chuck Roasts ..... ~·· $l 79 $ 79 Round Steak .•.... !•• 2 GOLDEN DELIGHT FROZEN $ Q9 Turkey Breast .... !•• 1 FLAVORITE . $ U.~.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 99 Bacon ......•....•~2.~z.:~G. 119· R1beye Steak ..... !~ 4 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 9 8 Rump Roast .......L:·. 1 BUCKET BEEF $ 69 Cubed Steak ...... ~~ 2 LONGHORN $ 99 Colby Cheese ..... !·~ 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM THURMAN Thurman grange meets Monday. 7:30p.m. tn the grange hall. RACINE - Fall introductory Chapter I reading meeting for Southern Local School District will be held Monday at 7 p.m . at the high school cafeteria . ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL MIDDLEPORT - The OH KAN Coin Clubwlli meet Monday at 8 p.m . at Burkatl Barber Shop In Middleport . A trade session will be held prior to the meeting. Refreshments will be served. $l 99 1 Potatoes ··········· ;.L:. $l 89 U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Ro· tary meets Tuesday. 6:30p .m., Stowaway Restaurant. FLAVORITE 2°/o MILK •••••••••••~A!.• GALLIPOLIS - GAHS at hie tic boosters meet Tuesday , In the library annex at 7 p.m. (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) CHESHIRE - Cheshire Chap ter OES meets Tuesday , 8 p.m. 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT MARGARINE Parkay ............~·.• 2 GALLIIPOLIS - Operation Lifto!! meets Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at 610 Second Avenue. (Jo4) 675·1675 RID GRANDE - Open Gate Garden Club meets Tuesday at the home of Mary Jane Cowles, 7:30 p.m. , for Installation of o!!lcers. Program is Flower Show Done - Ohio flowers versus Wyoming flowers . See Puzzle on Page C-4 PORTER - Special sermon, Between Fire and Ice, at Valley Baptlst Church In Porter. Tues day, 7 p.m.; first of two parts, concludes on Saturday at 7 p.m. 30 SHRIMP FOR S5.99! Shoney's is spouting off about our specta cular shrimp party' Because, right now at Shoney's you can get 30 plump, tender, fried shnmp at Shoney's for just $5.991 So come in any day, or every day for lunch or dinner, and enjoy a whalesized portion of shrimp. And remember, th is big Shoney's value comes with rice or potato and our famous all -you -ca re-to-ea t Soup, Sa lad and Fruit Bar. SHONEY~ SHRIMP PARTY Slol<y'• - - the American l!:xprus' Card POMERDY - Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Soror· lty, will meet Tuesday at Main Street Pizza lor Its pledge party. POMEROY -Drew Webster Unit 39, American Legion Auxll· lary, will meet Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m. at the post home. Dues will be collected as they are raising Oct. 1. Mall to Mary Martin. Box 443, Middleport. RACINE -The DAPSE Chapter 453 of Southern Local will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the high school cafeteria . • $ 3 ~lAMOND I$ FLAVORITE 1 Ptneapple ....... !~~~ 2/ 1 Ice Cream ( BANQUET FROZEN THANK YOU CHERRY oz. 99 oz. 99< Pl·e F·111·1ng ••••••••••••• TV Dinner ••••••••••••• 21 10-12 ... OOUP<Ii .... 24- 12 OZ. CANS CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN KRAFT PURE SWEEET LOTSA POP NOODLE SOUP GRAPE JELLY SUGAR $329 Goad At Powell'• Super Valu Good Week of 23, 1890 1 : ~2 : CAN • 5f$2 Goad At Powelt'a Supw Vatu Good WHk of Sept. 23. 1880 32 oz. 79( Goad At Powell'a Super Valu Good WHk of Sept. 23, 1880 4LB. BAG $119 Goad At Powllll'• Super V•lu Good Werla of Sept. 23. 1980 �Pass B-8-Sunday rmes-Sentinet Pomeloy- Middleport- Gelipolis. Ohio- Point Plaaunt, W. Va. Septamber 23, 1990 Ariel features ]on, Judy Cavendish GALLIPOLIS - Voca llsL' Jon and Judy Cavendish wil l be featured performers at the historic Ariel Theatre Saturday. October 6 at 8 p .m . The Cavendtshes are making a r et urn vi sit to Ga!Upolla having performed at the Ariel's premier performance on Apr ll 1, 1989 . Aud i ence m em bers will r ec all Judy's haunting r endition or "The So und of Mu sic" and Jon's moving plea to save the magnl!tcent old ope ra house tas well as his story about losing his t ux pants en route to Ga lllpolls ) ~imts - ~tntintl The Cavendlshes ar e West VIrg inia natives, but are known f ar beyond th is area. Judy Is currently singing i n New York and has toured extensi vel y In E urope. This per form ance, which Is a benefit lor the Ari el Cultural and Perfor ming Ar ts Centre, will feat ure well-known Broadway tunes by Lerner and Loewe, Rodgers and Hart as well as some beloved light opera ar ia s. By popular demand, ,Jon will al so again perform everyone's f avor it e, " Old Man River. " " We are Indeed for tunate t o have arti sts or this caliber to perform at the Ariel ," sa id Artistic D ir ect or , Lora L ynn Snow. ''They were so Impressed -rOODLA~P----'-"'~~- ----~---~ J.l.' vC ~~ ~ ' J udy Cavendish ' RIO GRA NDE - The ed it or and chief of the "Mid~ America11 Review " wi ll present a free public r eading of his poet ry at the University of Ri o Gr ande on Friday, Sept 28 at 7: 30p .m. In Rhodes St udent Ce nter, Rooms menl on bo th the Oriental and Ameri can experience. He has been published In more than 50 li terary magazines. In 1984 and 198.'i, L etko taught wr it in g at X lan Foreign Lan guagt_•s ln slit ut e In the People's Repu blic of Chi na. He has presen ted nu merous rea dings In I llinois , Minnesota, New York and Oh io. lll -112. K en Lelko, lect ure r In Englis h at Bowling Gr een State Uni ver sity, will present a vari ety of his works , which co ncentrate com · Lelko's chapbooks and translations Incl ud e: " Shelter For T hose Who Need I t," " Wisconversa tlon," " Nowher e Is Nea r so Far ," "In the Bl ue Signature of I he I ce Bird. " and "Wh en Dawn Has Pu t Her White Cloak On." A reception wil l f ollow the poetry reading. Th e event Is spo nsored by Rio Grande's Co l lege of Libera l A rt s and Gener al Studies Jewel Evans appointed to KAB GALLIPOLIS - Jewe l Evan s was recentl y ap pointed to the Keep Ohio Beautiful Com mss ion. the first lor any m ember li vin g in this area of the stal e. The Keep Ohio Beauti ful Com mission Is affiliated wllh the Keep American Beautiful ! KAB 1 System. KAB began In 1976. and since then , over 400 ci ti es and communities In 40 states have Implemented the K AB System. These communiti es ra nge In size from 415 to severa l m illion people. Today , one out of every lour people lives In a KAB System community. Research has found th at there are seven m ajor sources of litter In most communi lies: Improper household refu se, Improper commercial re luse, uncover ed ve hicles, loading docks, const ruct ion and demolition sites, motoris ts and pedestri an s. Peo ple sha r e three atti t udes about handling tras h. F i rst, they !eel It Is alri ght to lit ter wher e they feel no sense of own ers hip lor the proper ty . Second, they think th ey can IIIIer wh ere they believe someone el se wil l clea n up. Third, they beli eve It Is permissible to litter where tras h has already accumul ated. Mr s. Evan s and oth Pr members of the Keep Ohio Beautiful Commissio n are work · lng to change these at ti tudes and, subsequently, behaviors . Th is commiSsion will be as sis tlng communities In the developmen t of local KAB sys tem s. Mr s. Evans Is t he owner of Jewel Eva ns F am ily Foods . She Is active In numerous clvlc and communit y acti viti es Including the Gall Ia County Art hri ti s Foundation, Board of Trustees for the Ariel Theatre renovation and r estortatlon progr am for the Fine and Performin g Ar ts, and the GaiUpoUs Area Chamber ol C omm e r ce Bea u ti fi cat i o n Committ ee. First Families banquet Oct. 11 GALLIPOLIS - The public Is Invited to atte nd the Fi rst Fam i lies of Ga ll la Cou nty Ba nquet , Oct_ 11 at the El ks L odge begi nn ing at 6 p. m , and dinner at 7 p. m . Cos l is $12 pe r per son. Reserva tio ns for the din ne r ar e due by Sep t JU a nd can be sent t o the Ga! Ua County Hl storlral Soc iety , P 0 Box 295. - Calvert, manager of Gallipolis Foodland; GAHS student Shayna Chapman; J ell Hart, Ohio Valley Foodland manager; Mrs. Eastman; Steve Chapman of the Band Boosters and Bob Eastman. The car Is pr ovid ed by Smith Buick Pontiac, and Is a 1991 red F lreblrd. Chapman said 1,800 tickets have been sold, but more than 4,000 need to be purcha.•ed. 'l'lckels are S5 each, and are available !rom band boosters. (Tim es-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch Thompson) ~~~ PA~~!.~o~~!~N$ "AS SEEN ON T.V." DAY & EVENING CLASSES CHILDREN & ADUlT GINGERBREAD ART STUDIO (614) 698·6500 ALBANY, OHIO Finance A Used Vehicle • At New Car Rates! KEEPING OHIO BEAUTIFUL - Pictured Is J ewel Evans, (left) , as she Is being appointed to the Keep Ohio BeauUful Comm ission by commission's coordinator, Sondra Yates, (right )- Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing Slidi~ fee sole. No one refused servif:es be<ause of inability to poy. GALLIPOLIS: 414 Se<and Ave ., 2nd Floor 446-0166 1:30 1:30 to to In today's matchup, S:OO Monday- Friday I 2 Saturday Closed Thursday • ..li ' We are co nsta ntl y upg radi ng our state-of-the-a n equipment tJ Band our phys ica l fac iliti es so that we ca n betr er se rve you 365 j l .C.. days a yea r, whatever be the wea ther. .C.. Our Auto Loans Put The Last Pieces In Place You've finally found the car or truck you wanted. At the right price. Now see us for an auto loan and complete the picture. We can arrange financing for you to meet your budget. Call or stop in today and discover how easy it is to put it all together. Your Bank fa-t~. . Farmers Bank Teamed with our progra m of improvement and progress • is a well -trained, dedicated hea lthca re staff standing by, always !iready to help you with any health problem. ''J Mom<>lll Hoopitlll VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A 115 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy 2 fla t -f ooted tie with Bos ton in the America n Lragur t-:as t . Bus IDn playe d In New York. Wln nt'r Ke n Shaw, :1-4, m ak ing his fi rs t ma j or -league appeara nce si nce Aug . 18. sca llered 12 hit s ovrr slx and two-third i nnin gs. Thr dPfense baekPd him up wit h thn'e double p lays and Toronto strande d nine r unners. Do ug Jones pitched the ninth for h Is 40th save. En rou te to wi nning its sixth st ra ight ga m e, Cleve land took a 3-0 lead In the third. Carlos Bae rga single d off Todd St ottlemy r e, 13 16. and went to seco nd on a single by Ja m es. Alom ar. t he hero of F'rlday nig ht's Cleve land victor y, doubled down the l hird -base lin e. He scored when 13rook J acoby loo ped a sin gle over shortstop Tony Fernan dt'Z . out .' ' sa id Wyctw " We had <.1 tough win over Phoenix and a co m e from beh ind tough w in ove r the Phil adelph ia Eagles on the road ." T hr 19Btl IJenga ls wen t on to win th f' i r first six tJ li - Toronto entered the ga mr in a going to re m ind you how that 19RR spa son starh' d OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO J.t Fa ll has arr ived bring ing about a cha nge in our li fes tyle as J.t ''J .we get back inro educatio n. coo ler wea ther and new act ivities. "'J A Like the weat her, we ~ l so are in a co nsistent process of A !J' change at Veterans Memori al Your Hometow n Hos p1tal. !J' !J' L.JYf1J ans sco re a 5-2 victory over thr To ron to Bl ue J ays. In strikin gly sim il ar fas hion to thr way the 19HR Oe ngals won their first two . And In 198R. the Bengals went on to thP Super Bowl. So fa r this year, Ci nc i nnati ca m(' from 20-10 !Jack to bea t the New York J ets25-20 In throp<'ner and then battled back from a l l Odefici t last wrrk in San Di ego to whip t he Chargers 21-lti . " We're not go in g to krrp loo k ing back. hu t I'm PlANNED PARENTHOOD We change, too! t!IJ A~ T ht' Pi r ates held the lead unt il the si x th when, with one ou t , Gilk ey sing led to le ft -cen ter. moved to second on a groundou t and scored on .Jose 's si ngle past short. Bo nds hit a 2-0 pitch ! r om Hil l to r ight -center to l ead off the six th and g ive th e Pi ra tes the 2-l edge. Hi s 33rd hom e r un is the most by a Pir ate sin ce 1973 w hen Willie Star gc ll hit 44. Ind ians 5, Blue Jays 2 - At Toro nto, Sa ndy Alom ar Jr. doubled In two r un s and Ca ndy Ma ldonado and Chri s James eac h sl ugged so lo homer s Satur day. help ing the Cl eveland l nd l ~ rrse m blrs lhP prrsf'n t The 19q(J Be ngctl s have won the ir first Iwo gamPs ~~~~~~~~~~ IJo Brea m. UPI Spor ts Writer CI NC I NNATI iUPl i - Sam Wyc he clai ms he doesn ' t wan t to look back . But somet imes the Ci ncinnat i Oe nga ls' coac h can't help himsr lf. That's bPca use !h e past l ooks so good - nnrl II ... If. Like the weather, • bu t was ca ught stealing. Jay Be ll wa lked and went to second on a wi ld pitch. After Andy V an Sly ke flew out to left, Hill wal ked Bo bby Bon illa, Bo nd s and Hy KICK V1\ N SI\ NT AlSO: lock•on, Chesapeake, Athtn1, Chilli<otht, logon & McArihur ' PITTSB UR GH I UP!) - Stan Belinda wild -pitched one run hom e a nd walked in anot he r In t he ei ghth Innin g Sat urday, al l owing the St. Louis Cardi na l s to Interrupt Pittsbur gh' s tit l e sur ge with a 3~2 victory over thr Pi ra tes . Plttsbu rgh entered I he game with a 3~ - ga m e lea d over seco nd -place New York In the Nat iona l L eague Eas t . New York played Chi cago Sa tu rday. Ken Hill, 5-4 , lifted for a pinch-hitter In th e eighth , picked up the win . He survi ved a first Inning in wh ich he walked five and th rew 41 pit ches, allowing ju st one run . L ee Sm ith pitched one and one- thhi rd in nings to ear n his 27th save. Ra ndy Tomlin, 3-4. left lea di ng 2·1 with tw o r unner s un. Bf' linda experi enced co ntr ol problems. wa lki ng three in one-th ird of an Innin g. Barr y Bonds' 33rd home r un of the season i n the SIX th Inn ing had sna pped a l -l ti e and give n the Pi r ates a 21 lead . But t he Ca rdinals came bac k in thr eight h. Wit h one ou t, pi nch-hitter Milt Thompson do ub led off t he right fiel d wa ll and &-r nard Gilkey wa l ked to chase Tom li n. Bel i nda relieved and r etired Ozzie Sm it h on a grounder , wi th bo th r unner s adva ncing. After wa lk ing F'eti .< Jose t o l oad the bases, Beli nda bo un ced a wi ld pi tch with Pedro Gue rrer o batt in g, a ll owi ng Thom pso n to scor e from t hird . G ue r rero wa lke d to re load the bases, th en T od d Zel le wal ked to force In Gilk ey The Pira t es took a l -0 fi rst i nnin g lea d on a bases loaded wa lk t o Sid Bream. Wa lly Ba ck· man wal ked to open the Inning. ;; B .~ct·~~~ ·~~at• Vaughn reac hed 200 yards on a .18-yard ru n early In t he fourt h quarter th at set up J.D. Ca rlson's 27-yard fiel d goa l with 11 :52 left. Mi chigan , 1-1, built a 21-0 lead wit h 12: 34 le!t In the firs t half. But the B ruins, 1 ~2 , pull ed to28-12 at halltim e behind the passing of fr eshman quar ter back Tommy Maddo x, who hll 26 of 47 at temp ts for 351 yarrls. U CLA drove 80 yard s In 10 plays to It s first score, w ith M addox hitting R egg ie M oore for a nine-yard touchdown. Maddox t r ied a pass Into the end zone f or a two-point convers i on, bu t It f ell inco m plete. Mi ch iga n missed a 57-yard field goa l attem pt o n It s nex t possessi on when holder Ken So llom fumbled the center snap, g ivi ng UCLA possession at its own 44 . Th ree plays l ater , Kevin Sm ith broke loose for a 47 ya r d t ouc hdown r un lo cu t the Wo lver ines' l ead to 21-12. M addox was sacked by defensi ve tac kle Mike E vans on the two-point conversio n try Desmond Howard returned UCLA's k ick off :18 yards to the Mic higa n 38 to st art a 62-yard ma r ch thai was ca pped by Vaugh n's 23-ya r d touchdown run, gi vi ng Michiga n a 28-12 lea d. UCLA's Brad Dalul so kick ed a 24-yar d field goa l as the firs t half ended to cut M ic higan's advan tage l o 28 -15. Mi chiga n drov e 80 ya rd s from the ope ning kick off t o take a 7-0 lead. Vaug hn broke loose for 43 ya rd s on the fir st play ! rom sc rimm age and si x plays later, Allen J e fferson scor ing f rom one yard out. The Wolver in es increased their lead to 1 4 ~0 on their nex t possession, marc hing 76 yards In 15 plays. Va ughn went lh<• fi nal yard of a drive that co nsum ed 6:24. M i chiga n went ahea d 21~0 on its next possessio n on a one-yard burst by Burnie Legette. T he first p lay of the 80 -yard drive was a 55-ya r d pass from Elv is Grb ac to Der r ick Alexa nder. Gr bac com pleted 9 of 15 passes on the day for 120 yards. Syracuse 20, Pittsburgh 20 - At Syracuse. N.Y , Alex Va n Pel t threw a 25 -yard !ou rth ~d o wn touchdown pas s to Olanda Trui tt wit h 1:30 left Saturday, liftin g Pittsburg h Into a 20-20 ti e wit h No. 25 Sya rcuse Tra iling 20-12 , Van Pe lt led t he Pa nth er s, 2-1-1, on a 69-yard ma rr h In seve n p lays, capping It with th e pass to Truitt to pull within 20-l H Van Pelt then ro lled out t o hit Ro nal~ Redm on for a two-point conversion that ti ed the score M arvi n Gravps, who r ushed fo r two touc hdowns and passed for a thir d , thrrw a ! our -yard t ouchdown pass to She lby H i ll to givr Syraeuse. 1~ 1 - 2, a 20-10 lead with 13: 13 re m aining. Pit ts bu rg h then bl ocked John Bisku p' s extr a-point attemp t ao d Doug Hetzel scooped up the loose ba it and raced 90 yards to cu t tht• Pan thers' deficit to 20-12. Van Pelt loft ed a 22 ya r tl pass to Ricky Turner for the Panthers' first touc hdown to cut the Syracuse lead to 14 10 with 4:10 left i n the th ird quar ter Van Pelt com pleted five of six passes duri ng th e 80-yard, nine-piay drive. ' ;;: G ravPs scored un touchf'd on a t hrer ·y;nd qua r tr rback d raw to givr Syracuse a 11-.1 lea d 7 n Iota the seco nd half. The t ouchdown ca m e on the firs t possessio n of rhP srcond ha lf as thr Ora nge m en m arc hed 78 ya rd s in 15 plays . Gr aves f aked a pitch and leaped into t he end zone for a five -yard touchdow n run to give Syracuse a 7-0 lead 5: 3b into the second quarter. T he touchdown camf' artpr Rob Thomson recovered a f um blr by Pit tsbur g h tal lhack Glen n Deveaux to set up the 54 -yard, seven play scoring drive . Scoll K aplan kic ked an 18-yard fiel d goa l w it h 47 seconds left in t he ha l f to cut P ittsburgh 's drflcit to 7-3. Van Pel t completed 2.1 of 36 passes for 2bb yar ds and t wo touchdowns. while Gr aves com pleted n ol 15 passes for 150 yards befor e leav ing the gam e with an ankl e inju ry In the fo ur th qu artPr. Dav id Wal ker r us hed 22 ti mes for 1J4 yards fo r Syrac·use, wh ich played to a 23~ 23 ti e wit h M ichigan St ol e" week ear lier in th e Carrier Dom e Kevi n William s carried 15 time., for ~7 yards to lead Pi ttsburgh. wh ich was com ing of f a 52 -10 loss to Okl ahom a . Miami (Ohio) 16 , Clnclnn ali 12 - At Cincin nali. lrPshm an .l im Clemrnt ran 38 ya rds for a touchdown and fn•s hma n Scott Zimmer , . MAKES C;\TCH - UCLA' s Se an LaChapelle goes high to snag a Jill-'S over Michigan defensiv e back Tr ipp Welbo rn e lor a 19-yard gain during the second quar ter of Satur day 's gam e In Ann Arbor, Mi ch., wh ic h th e host Wolverines won 38-15. (U PI ) kicked th ree f iL'ld goa ls to l ift M iami (Ohio) to a lh -12 victory over ~ t n les s Ci ncinn ati in Satur day's renewal of collr~r football's six th longest riva l ry. T hf' wi n was thP fi rs t for rook ir Mi ami coac h Rand~· Wa lker after th r ee str ai ght defeats. Ci nci nn ati fell to 0-4. Clement's T O ru n and Zimmer's field goa ls of 28. 2~ and 18 ya r ds sta ked Miami to <l lfi -0 lr ad a ftf'r thrf'f' quarr r rs . Ci ncinnati, unable to move past Lhe M ia m i 48-ya rd Hne the Hrst half. f inal ly got r ollin g In the fourth p<'rlod on fresh m an Paul Anclerso n ·.s TO p asses of 1,'\ yar ds to .for Koy noc k a nd onP yard to Joe Abra m s But lhr Bea r eat s' ra lly fl'll sho r t w he n th ey were una ble t o recover an ons idr k ickoff wi th 3: 12 ll'ft and M i am i ran out the cloc k . Miami fn'shma n Terry Carter r us hed 1.1 ti mes f or 123 ya rd s, while Cincinnati 's Terry Strong ra n 17 times for 10:1 yards . Miami. whirh h~d lost the last four games to Ci nc innat i. now ho lds a ~ 1 :IK-11 (•dgt) in thf' serif's whi ch began in IRAA Bengals looking to make Pats third straight victim today Family Planning It Makes Sense... POMEROY: 236 E.Moin St., 2nd Floor 992 -5912 8:30 to S:OO Monday -Friday Closed Thursday ANN ARBO R, M ich. 1UP!! - J on Vaug hn beca me the first Michigan pla yer to run for 200 yards I n co nsecu tive games Sa turday when he r an f or 288 yards to lea d the lOth -ranked Wolverines to a 38-15 victory over U CLA . Vaug hn, who car r ied 32 tim es , scored on touchdown r un s of one and 23 yard s In the first half and ca pped Michi ga n's scoring with a 63-ya rd scamper with 4: 43 le ft In the game . Vaughn, who carri ed 22 ti mes f or 201 ya rd s In M ic higan's season-opening loss to No tre D ame, is the fourth Wolveri ne t o have a pair of 200 -ya rd ga m es in his career T he others are Tom Har mon, Ro n Johnson and J amie M orr is. Cardinals, Indians Saturday winners Ity e!!ort put Into saving this rare and beautiful opera house thai th ey o!ler ed to com e back and help us doing wh at they do best sing. " Ticket s for this gala are $10 lor general admission and are available at Brunlcari Music, Peddlar 's Pa ntry a nd Crim inal Records. For m or e Info rmati on ca ll t he Ari el o!llce at 446-ARTS. Rio Grande schedules poetry reading Michigan downs UCLA 38-15 \ ~~,;. CAR GIVEAWAY SET - A car will be given away al the GaiUa Academy lllgh School homecoming on Oct . 5 by the GAHS Band Boosters. The group Is r aising money l or the band's needs during the recent school financi al crwiCh, and here, Bob Eastman and his wile Shirley purchase 100 tick ets lor the cause. Th e tickets will be distributed t o Foodland employees according to Eastman, owner of th e live loc al stores. Pictured from l eft are M ayuko Ota, a Japanese exchan~e student at GAHS; Joe C Septamber 23, 1990 OHIOVAJ::£!__ with our work a nd the commun - Jon Cav endish Section 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FDI C 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO •RatM Subjact to Change Without Notice. stra ight be fore finally bei ng beaten by the N('w Englan d Pat r iots. Today t he Bengal.s try to make the Patriots t he ir third stra ig ht victim th is yea r. Bes id es l 98R. t he Be nga ls haVf• m anaged to win their f i r st th ret• ga m Ps nn ly twice i n t hPir 'lJ yea r h is tory (1969 a ncl 1 47~) Cin cinn ati Is a sol id favor i te to jump to3-0. wi th oddsmakers ra ti ng the Brngals as 9'!, -poi nt favori tes over the 1-l Pa t riot s. Despit e fa tti ng be hi nd by 10 and 13 points in thei r first two games, l hr Bengals feel th eir comebac ks may be season-l ong ra l ly i ng points . " T here's so m ething to confiden ce. T here 's someth ing to mo m f'nturn ." noted WyrhP . "It's buildi ng. T he guys feet it ." Wide r ecei ver Eddie Brown apparently has felt it m ost lat el y. He saved the Be ngals aga i ns t Sa n Di ego by catc hi ng a ca r eer -high 10 passes f or 178 yar ds to earn AFC Off ensive Playr r of the Week honor s. Booom er Es iason has been r rr ati r i n lhP f irst two ganw s. thr owing flvp intercept ion s. The Benga l s havr bPPn rmploying th r ir no-hudd le offense, which kPeps d(•frns(' S from shuttllng rrp lacemr nt s. almost Pxrlus JvPI,v i n !lw fir st two ga mes. " / th ink it's 11 vrry good i dl~a . " pr,dsrd Nt'W F: nglnnd roo kiP cuac h Rod Rus r. " I adm;rr Sam WychP fo r t he thi ngs he's done in Cincinn" l '- Ill s offe nse is hard to stop. liP makPs yo u pn'p;n r vHy ca re ful ly. What yo u 'vr go t to do is rry to kN'P al l yourde fPnsi vP playt?r.s very a lr rt a\ all ti rm.•s . " Ci nc I n nat i 's cl('fpnsl' is ra tl'd wo rs r in 1hr A FT ma i nly becausP of surrenderi ng a lor of C'ar l_ \· ya rdag(>. Howrver, i n clu tc h si tuations l at f• in tht· game, defenders l ike David fulchrr .1n d kt '\'in Wal kPr have t ightcnPd up to pNmit lfH· Bf •ng <-11 .., · offense to get back in the ga rn p "Ci nc inn ati's defense is abou t as JngPni ou -. 11" Its otrensr," cl aims Ru st. him sf' l f a drfPn SiH· expert ' It 's varied and thr drfendrrs pi.IV with" l ot of vigo r, m tr nsity and rn thu sirts m " New E ngla nrl h IPil IJ.v 1hP NFI. '" illdt •'-\l qua r wrback. :!7 -vrar -o ld SrrvP G ragan . in his 161 h sf'ason. Bu r Gr og an is p laying lik e a you ngs ter so far this year . He· s completed :I:J of 52 passes for 404 ya r d s, t hrre touc hdow n s and nn l.v one intrrcrp tio n. "Crogan h ils playrd wrl l," sai d Ru ~ l. " He's hP' ':i a le<.~dPr Bu t what Wf' nef'd o n offpnsP is a muc h brtt Pr r unninJ::, game." Defrn slvrly, thP Pa t riot s have in trrrrp ted srv r n pa sses in th r i r fir st two gamps , w ith cornprback Ronn ir LipJX'I t. who mi ssl'd a II of l ast v l·ar . pirki ng off lh r P(' Howrver. New E ng land mav bP without kPy linrbac kr r Andre TippPit for the Cinc innati gamr bec ause of a hamstring pull. "T ipp<'ll is pr obably not golll g to ptav." Rust sai d at mid -wPrk. " I don' t {'Xprc t him to p lay . Hr 's got a prrtty so rr lf'g _" N1•v.: E ng la nd kickpr Ja _ ..,on S1<1u mv-.ky comes into t hr ga m e r id i ng a srrrak of six stra i ght fie ld goal s. La st WPf'k, Cl nci n na 1i ki ckN .J im BrrPc h <>rore d in h is I Si st co n.o:;rcuri\·p g<lmP to tie F'rpd r n.x · NFL rPcorcl! Iql},) 1:11 s rn<.~rt <.~n d Chargers, Browns show tough defenses, weak offenses By 808 K E IM UPI Sports Writer C LEVELAND tUP l l Nrithrr the Clf'vPla nd Rrown s or San Di ego Cha rger s Rrr very prou d or lhPir offenses Gallipolis Invitational slated for Monday at Rio Grande R IO GRAN DE - The l Ot h annu al Ga l lipolis Cross Country l nvtta tl onal, co-sponsored by the Ga! Ua Ac adem y and the Un iver sit y of R io Cra ndr' s at htr ttr departmen ts, wil l we lcome more tha n 300 ru nner s fr om 21 t ri ~s ta t c area sc hool s Tuesday at the Univer sit y of Ri o Gr ande' s l.y ne Center . In additi on to thr boys' and girls' vars it y r aces, ther e will he boys' junior varsit y and boys' and gir ls' junior high races. In the boys' var si ty race, Hanna n Trac e's Todd Boothe and Pi ke ton's Jason L am erson are the m orning-li ne f avorit es to batll e fo r top honors. Piketon, las t yea r 's D iv ision Ill stal e r unn er ~ up , is the ear ly favorite to ta ke the tea m honors, as th e Red Streak s ar e unbeaten this year In their m eet s against schools of various sizes. The girls' var sit y race should see Gallla Academ y 's Susa n T homas takP on M cDrrmoll Nor th west's Amv Mi ller ;mel Scar let Ha ley of Russell t Ky .), among other s In w hat appears to be a strong and bal anced field . In ad dition to co~ IJOs t s Ga l li polis and Ha nnan T race, l he f irld I ncl udes Alexander, Be lpre, Coa l G r ove, F'alrla nd , J ack son, Loga n, M ar ietta, M ei gs, M it ton tW .Va. ). Northwes t , Piketon. Portsm outh , Racel and 1K y ) , Rock Hill. Ru ssell !Ky.), T ri m ble, Vinton Count y a nd Warren Local. T he m eet Is fr ee to the pu blic, and concessions wi ll he offered by the GAHS A thl eti c Booster s. T he j unior high boys r ace will begi n the m eet at 4: 30 p.m ., fo llowed by the girls' jun ior high r ace at 4:50 p. m . , the j unior varsit y boys' race at 5: 10 p.m ., the gi rls' var sity r un at 5:45 p.m . and the boys' var sit y race at fi: 20 p.m. The award s cere m ony will foll ow at 7 p.m . In t wo games. the Cleve la nd offcnS€ has gPnPra tPd 17 poi nt s w hi le the Chargers have scored 30, none a ft er halft ime Gi ven th ose I Ps s th an -I m p res si ve n um brr s, thPn--,'s no quest io n that defense i s t hP st r l' ng th of bo th cl ubs hea ding Into today's I p .m . gomP a t Clevela nd Stad i um . There' s al so no doubt that thP tea m l h<lt gets thf' bPs! per formance from i ts defe nse wi l l w in the game between the l ~ l Rrnwns and wi nless Chargers , w ho desp it e th eir lack luster off ensive showi ngs own two of t he best defensive units in thP AF C. 'If we don' t pl ay good drfrn se, we're no t goi ng to g ivP ou r offensf' a chance to mat ure," sa id Clevela nd head coac h Bud Carson, who prom isf'd changes In th e offensive gamL' plan aft er last week's 2n 1 loss to thl' NPw York J et s. The ma l chup I '" 't Immedia t ely j um ps ou t as thP most cruc ial of the game pll s th<' imposi ng San Diego pass rush agai nst tht• Inexper ienced , and so far l n<' pt, Cl evela nd pass protectl on. 1n two ga m es, Bernie Kosar has been sacked 10 Urn es. knocked down 10 other s, and been und er a lmost consta nt pressure. LPsl iP O'N Pal. wh o sp li ts timf' as a lin ebacker and defen sive Pnd. and Burt Gross man havr thr ee sacks eac h, and le ft tack l e Lee William s led the AFC wit h Ji sacks the pas t fl vf' S('asons. " We nPf'd to co nt ro l t hr g;111H' up fro nt wl tll our fr ont S('Vl'n ," sa id O'Npa l , complctrly rreovered from t he k nee troub les that forced him to m iss near ly 23 months "We wan t a ~uy loru n:!O tim es for iiV or 70 yards ood l hen you 'rr look in g at a tea m go ln g Int o th ird and seven, third and eight , a nd that's what you want . "Then you have a chance to go ou t and r ush the pa sser." O'Nra l sounds llk f' he is d ~: s ­ cr l blng ll1r Cl evPiand offense , which ra nks 2o th In the league and 27t h through th e ai r . Th e Browns have been In th ird -and long situat i ons so frequently that t hey've converted on ly 22 p<'rcen t of lhrlr third downs In to firs t downs "Wr rrallv nePd to make su re wf'' rf' sharP up fr on t," Kosar "understand ing exactly said, what defense thcy'n• in If you don ' t know what you 're do ing menta lly, then you don' t h av~." chance to succeed physically. But the Clevel and quar terback lsn 't the only passer that could he i n dangN uf takin g .1 bl' clfin g Brnwns' tackiP Mi c haf'l [)pan l'f'IT)' b tiPd for lhf ' \FL l(' ~ ld wi th four .'-aCk >., and wi l l lrad thP Clrvrland pas ... ru sh again st an nffrns lve linr• the~t. likP Clrvr lanrl 's. w;1s pu l l ogl'l il (•r lHJ<l low buclgf'l Only S"n Diego r ight guard O:t vld Hichard s is pla yin g the samP posit ion from ,1 .v rar ago, and thP st.1rh•r at il'fl tac k lr. thrprolrcl or o f Bi ll y JoP Tot livPr ·s hi ind si df' , is F. r ic F lovcl. who was cu t tw o yPars In a row by thr Chargers. Thr Ch arger s havr al lowed only tw o sack s. but they havf'n't pla.vr·d a tram with a pa ss rush anywhrrr close to Cl rvr· l;uJd's , l'i lhf•r To help hugr fu ll back M arion Bu tt s, the Chargers use a lot of the two ti ght -end forma tion, and Ronnie Har mo n, who v!ct lmized the Brown ' In last yPar 's pl ayoffs before dr opping a touc hdow n pass late In the game, has been a key thi rd -dowr perfor mer. But t heir m ost expl os ive playrr is rf'cc-ivrr An thony M ttt rr. w hu is tied for the league l ead wit h 13 receptions. The Charger s will be wi thout lin eback er B illy R ay Sm ith, while Cl evela nd fullback Kevin Mack ha .'- a hrokr n fin grr a nd is li.'I !Pd a" qur<> tioni..lble . RookiP Leroy Hoard and srcond· yL•ar man Drrrick Gainpr wi ll sp l it timP ;1! Ma ck ' s pos itinn. whik Hrnry Ro ll ing I <JkP" Smith '.s r lat'f' in b i.l'-i !' dcfPnSP. lloth clubs believe they should '2 0 reco rd s. T hP Hr owns o.; ufferPd thr ough a tf'rri bl e first half aga inst the .Jet s, wh ile the Chargers blew leads late agai nst Da l las and Cinci nnat i. "Wr have to stop go in g ou t and losing games," O'Nea l said. rl'ferrl ng spec ifi ca l ly to a third and -20 p lay agai nst Cinci nnat i that the Be nga l s convert ed Int o a 2.1-yard tou"hdown pass. " We' re bea t ing ou r se l ves. No bodv's rl'a ll y bea trn us ." · h .1Vl ' For th p Browns. who are on t he road at Ka nsa s City , Denver and New Or leans thr next three weeks, Su nday Is ba sirally a m ust -wi n situation . "This footba ll team 'sgot a long way to com e back this week an d this Is go ing to be one of the toughest weeks of the season tor us," Carso n sa id_ " We' r e play lng a good football tea m and It' s go ing l o be a criti cal week for us." �I Paga C-2-Sunday Tmes-Sentinel September 23, 1990 September 23. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Eastern···------ --- With Jour TDs Jrom Bissell, (Continued from C-21 to clear them out, before jetting Into the clear and scoring a touchdown from 26 yards out. This came on the heels of a cUpping penalty against the : Eagles that moved them back 10 yards from the Wildcats' 16. "He doesn't look quick. but he's deceiving," said Eastern boss Randy Churllla of Bissell. "Our blocking was good at the point of attack," he said of his offensive line, which consistently pushed the Wlldcats back off the line and provided running room lor Bissell and Hoffman. The following two-point conversion pass fell short, and the green force settled for a 12-0 advantage. Eastern had the ball to begin the second quarter, but were forced to surrender the ball after having It only a shorl time. When Trace got the ball, the Guyan battalion needed just one play to get on the scoreboard - an 84-yard touchdown run by newlyconverted tailback Ron Lambert. Lambert, a 5-11, 180-pound senior, took advantage of the blocks offered by right guard Alan Queen and right tackle Butch Triplett, turned the corner and outran the Eagles' linebackers and secondary to the end zone. The two-point conversion Eastern hands Hannan Trace 26-20 loss By G. SPENCER OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Stall MERCERvlL LE - Wi th four touchdowns scored in Friday night's homecoming game against Hannan Trace, r:;l Stf'rn tailbac k Tim Bissell anti his teammat Ps fplt rlght at horne in more ways fil lH1 onL' Because of J problL•m rushes, 84 yardsi, Bissell let loose with a couple of spin moves to shake off some Wildcat linemen, as Hager and right tackle James McDaniel then moved In (See EASTERN on C-3 in getting the proper black home jerseys for Hannan Trace's team, the Wildcats were forced to wear their white jerseys, giving the Eagles the c hance to wear their home greens. But it was the In side blocking offered by guards Steve Barnett and Jason Hager that allowed Bissell to soak up 139 yards on 18 carries and help the Eagles break a 20-20 tie in the fourth quarter to post a 36-20 victory. The victory gives Eastern, 3-2 ovprall, share firs t place in the SVAC with Oak Hill, who shutout Symmes Valley 26-0. The Eagles and the Oaks are 2-0 In the • ... c; ..'.'• conference. ·. WHO'S OPEN- Hannan Trace quarterback Chad Barnes (left) asked that question 13 times. many of which with Eastern pass rusher such as James McDaniel (621 giving chase, and six times he got the right answer. Two of those six answers turned Into touchdowns, but It wasn't enough to keep the Eagles from walking • away with a :!6-211 vi dory In ~-rlday night's homecoming game in :. Mercerville. (Times ~Sc ntincl photo h.}' G. Spem;er Osborne) . :· Oak Hill hammers S~es Valley 26-0 Bill Pottl'r's only pass attempt was a 42 -vard completion. For Val ley. Eric Wall was 2 of 6 for 35 yards. with Sheppard ca tching a 29-yarder and Dan1els snagging a s ix-y·ardrr. For the Vikings. who suffpred TDs~ connected to provlrir 1'2 of ar Oak Hill on Oct 11, 1988, II -. connection W[IS a :27-yard touch - meant the Pnd of o nine-ga me confrre nce winning strea k. . yards and came with :!: 2R ,,. · malnlng In act three. · · Then the running game came : !)Ito play, as Allen Potter found · tile end zonP from two yards away with 8:03 left in th e game. : Fullback Robnt Adkins r14 carries. 1\3 yards) busted Val . ley's defens iv e front for a onr- yard touchdown with 1:44 left. · After both paydirt run s. both : e<tra point kicks were no good. the :1:37 mark. With solid support from fullback Mike Hoffman (15 co nd passing touchdown. Al\Pn Potter was 2 of 10 for :>ti varlls and his S('flring: pa ssL'S, and : the Hill's first 11 points The first second scoring pass wpnt for L9 VINTON - A pair of rushing touchdowns from Casey Staton ·and Chris Skidmore were all North Gallla needed In the Pirates' 14-6 homecoming vlc tory over Southwestern Friday night. The victory helped the Pirates (2-3, 1-li break a three-game losing streak, while the Highlanders (2-3, 1-1i suffered their first league loss. Staton scored on a four-yard lllcker In the night, F:astern sl't as was th e two-point conversio n pass attempt following the se- Bobcats... _ host Southwrstern Score by quarters Symmes Valley IJ U U 0- 0 Oak Hill . . 0 8 6 12-26 Df"partmL•nl sv First dovm ~ Total vards 99 Hu ~hln~ v;~r{is t\1 .. OH .Ill. ' J" .1:. f'a, s.in g yarc1s i\lt -cump :: 1-. "0 1-J I n lnlt'tTPpll on » FurnlJII'" lu ~t H ·I l 0~1 Pun!in;~; ~ J~. I ' rn;tll i , ...., PENNIDIL li '21 ~ .1 n ~H -l - " ' ( .) 10. "' ,,. In this week's action. Kyger Kyger Creek hands Southern 38-6 defeat By SCO'I'f WOLFE T -S Correspondent RACINE - The Kyger Creek Bobcats took advantage of ear ly Southern mis takes rnro utr to claiming a 38-6 victory over thr rornadoes Friday nig ht . · Southern head coach David t;aul s" ld. " After the St Joe gav<• We were jus t Inches away from being a really good team. but th e Oak Hill loss came a t the wrong time. We s t!ll have the makings · of a good lime. but our krds get : down on the-mselvPs ton quickly · Tobegoodyouhave'tobelil•vp all · of the time. Wr let down early : tonight and didn 't bounce back:. A combination of good KC : defense and Southern offensive :-maladies limited the Tornadoes -: to just 64 net yards overall. · Kyger Creek got on the scorr : board first when running back · Joe Edwards scored on a swt-Pp : with 6:54 left In the fir s t period :-The PAT kick by Edwards was •:good, and Kyger led 7-0. :- Just moments later when -:Southern burled Itself In th e hole. ::Kyger Creek scored a sa fety by '· tackling SHS quarterbat'k .Jar rod Ci rc le in tht' t•nd zonl' to push the score to 90 at the 5:29 ma rk . KC s truck .1galn early in the .: - Of SVAC standings Purolatar MOTOR OIL Limltt2 quarls al sale pnce OIL FILTERS IOW-30. OR IOW-40...... ....... 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NOT A StOELINE... fllfll • pressure, but he was sacked several times, which along with the general containment policy against the ru n, helped the Eagles preserve the advantage that Bissell's eight-yard touch ________ __j 345 fi2 .. 300 17 ...45 45 l -6 5-20 .. u 2 0-0 0-0 . .......... 15-155 5-40 Interceptions .... . Fumbles-lost .. getting In h!s face. To Barnes' credit. he didn't throw an Interception In the game in spite of the down run 16:2 11. th e following two-point conversion pass from Reed to wide receiver Mike Smith and Hoffman's nine-yard paydlrl run ( : 21) provided Reed was 2 of 6 for 36yards and his two Interceptions . Both times hls completions went to Newland. Barnes, who ran 12 Urnes for 13 net yards. was 6 of 13 for 105 yards and his two touchdown passes. His targets were Cremeans 13-90, two TDs), Jim Brace 11·9), Bryao Brumfi eld il-6i and Lambert tone catch for a two-yard loss). In the rushing department. Lambert, who rushed 10 times for 96 yards and his touchdown. wa s followed by ! 0. partrn ent Au. -comp ..... . downfleld vision and otherwise LARGE SELECTION Game statistics Total yards Rushing yards Passing yards .. we feel that tf our defensive line can put pressure on thp quariPrback. l!'s a plus for us ." And that's Wliat the Eastern defensive front did to Barnes the rest of the way, shooting the gaps, going airborne to deny him WAS '11,800 SALE$9800 Tight Suspension + Solid Steering = Safety! MEXICAN RIVIERA APRIL 14-21. 1991 Hostess: Nancy Krug run wan .1: u7 left in the first quarter, and with a two-point conversion pass from Dave Dohbins to Staton (that pass, Dohbins' only one of the night, was one of only Jwo completions the Bucs had ln that game), North led 8-0. The Pirates lit up the scoreboard once more when Skidmore ran 55 yards for the touchdown with 9:02 left before halftime. (See PIRATES on C-5i Barnes went to the air. taking a one-step drop from Eastern's 26 and lofting a swing pass to Cremeans. who turned on his speed and flew Into the end zone. The fol!owlng two-point conver· slon pass from Barnes to Lam· bert was a success, and the contest was tied at 20. "I thought when we made It 20-20. It was going to go our way," said Hannan Trace commander Don Saunders. "Our kids had a letdown, and one time we missed a tackle," said Churilla of Trace's two passing touchdowns. ·'However, 24-PC. Cruise Unes Take the most popular cruise line in the world to some of Mexico's finesl seaside resorts: Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas PA 6 33 48 14 39 25 72 81 Friday's finals North Gallla 14, Southwestern 6 Eastern 36, Hannan Trace 20 Kyger Creek 38, Southern 6 OaR Hill 26, Symmes Valley 0 Cruise the .• L PF PA 1 133 B2 2 111 55 2 107 73 2 86 72 3 i2 46 3 67 80 4 74 122 4 58 167 (Conference) Team W L PF Oak Hill ...... .. ........ 2 0 69 Eastern .... ....... ...... 2 0 55 Kyger Creek ........... ! 1 51 Southwestern .......... 1 1 42 Symmes Valley ...... 1 1 42 North Gallla . .. . . .. 1 1 27 Hill! nan Trace ........ 0 2 20 Southern . ............ 0 2 12 rarniYaJ '. '. W Team Kyger Creek .. ..... 4 Oak Hill ....... .... 3 Eastern ............... 3 Symmes Valley ... 3 Southwestern ....... 2 North Gallla ........ 2 Hannan Trace ..... 1 ... 1 Southern .. was now ]0 -tl KC's fin a l score came on a The most trusted name ·in travel. ..,· (Overall) ANTIFREEZE! COOLANT Guaran t ee d,. ~~~~::,gMm . L ow P r1ces... second scored After KC again h~ld Southern's offense In check. the Bobcats put togrt her a not her drlve to score a I the 5 1R mark. when Phil Brad bury hit paydlrt on a four -y ard plunge at thel : 34mark The PAT r un by Bradbury was also goocl, a ndKC led 23-0 a t the half In the third quarter KC aga in put Southern farther in the hole a nd scored at th e 5: 48 mark when Bradbury scored on an off tackle run of 12 yard s The PAT run was good hy Hr<1Jbury and the sco re .. PE$o1L In the third quarter, the Galllans tied the game at 12-12 when freshman quarterback Chad Barnes, who as a safety Intercepted one of Robert Reed two errant passes illnebacker Mike Cook snagged the other one In the fourth quarter) In the second quarter and Upped away another ln that same 12-minute span, dropped back from HT's 43 and found wldeout Dean eremeans open along Trace's sideline. Barnes !Ired the pass to Cremeans, who jetted away from the Eastern defenders and made It to the end zone. The extra-point kick was blocked, denying the hosts from taking the lead. That score, coming at the 3: 50 mark, came on the only play of that drive. Eastern put the clock to use following that touchdown, marching 66 yards In eight plays, with the payoff coming on Bissell's third visit to the end zone on a five-yard run with one second left. Reed's two-point conversion pass to Newland gave Eastern a 20-121ead. That lead wilted like last week's roses when Trace took the ball back, because once again (Continued from C-21 _:__ 38-(J Southern running back Travis Nease blocked a punt for a t611chdown In the fourth quarter and ran It ln for the score to salvage some Tornado pride. the score now 38-6 as the PAT was void. Southern statlsttcs saw Travis Nease rush for 13 yards, Todd Grindstaff 11, and Ronnie Wagner making up the difference. Jarrod Circle had a 5-20 night passing lor 45 yards and two Interceptions. In the receiving department Jason Circle caught three passes lor 28 yards, Nease 1-7 and Mike Evans 1-12 yards. Todd Grlndstaflf had a fumb le recovery and ten tackles, while Russell Singleton and Nease ted tlre way with 17 takcles each to lead a weary SHS defense . Nick Adams had 14, and Ron Wagner Thrs Friday. th e Oaks will entertain North Ga lli a, while the Vikings will return hom e and Game stat i!!t ic;; try was no good, and the Eagles· lead stayed at 12-6. Pirates top Highlanders 14-6 wrngback Mike Newland. The Pxtra point 1ry was unsucct?ssful, and with S 32 left In th e first quarter, Eastern settl ed for a ti-0 le-ad . up shot at Trace's L9-yard line at tllPir first ronff'rPncP loss sincP losing a 17-1} dPcislon to th e Oaks : down play that came with 3- 2~ · left In the second quarter. A · two-point conversion run by Bill Potter 120 rushes. 105 v~rdsr gave the hosts an 8-0 lead. The a six -yard paydirt run that was se t up by a :\4 yard run by After the Wildcat s' initial offensive series becamp a mrrc • OAK HILL Oak Hill's defense jailed Symmes Valley running backs Kenny Daniel s 111 carries, 39 yards! and .Jason Sheppard lntne attempts, 29 yards),llmiting them to a total of 68yards in the Oaks' 260s hutout ' victory Friday night The Oaks found the sk ies quite useful In their game pian. as quarterback Allen Potter and wide receiver Shane Maynard !three catches. 98 yards. two The Eagles went to work immedtately. scoring their first touchdown when Bissell wrapped up a nine "play, 7R -yarddrivewith Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page C-3 Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. IS 1987 SILVERADO LIKE NEW "LOADED" ONLY$9395 .JIM COBB " 1988 CUTLASS BROUGHAM 1981 STEPSIDE PICKUP ONE OWNER SHOWROOM CONDITION "JUST ARRI~ED" ONLY $10,600 ONLY$3695 CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEO, INC. ; 308 EAST MAIN ' . POMEROY, OHIO '· --- 992-6614 ' .,. ' ." - )_ .1-t.PJ> ·' �. Poge C-4-Sunday Times-Sentinal Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. September 23. 1990 With key fourth-quarter TD by Blake, Majol'!l TraJlllaetions AMERICAN LEAGUE Eul Team Friday Spurt. Transactloll!l W L Pet. GB TorCili O. 82 69 543 &nton . 82 69 543 Del roll . .. ..... ... . 73 78 48J INDIANS ....... 72 Milwaukee ........ 69 Baltlmort" ....... 68 New York ..... .... 60 80 81 1:11 91 ..... 9 474 10 1\ A60 12Y, 456 13 .397 22 Oakland .. . .. 96 ~ 4 .&4 0 Chl<:ago .. ..... ... 87 64 .576 9 \0j Texas ... . ...... 80 70 .533 16 CalttornUi . . .... . 75 75 .$00 21 SeaiUt . .... . ... ; 4 i H 487 23 Kansas C!r y 69 81 460 27 M!nnHota 68 fl4 44 7 29 Pl'lday's resulh Bostoo 3. Neow Yoril 0 Baltlm oct' ~. Mllwau kl?\' 3 Texas 2, MlnnesOia 1 Q('Ve]and 2, To ronto l , IJ inn. Callfom ta 12. Ka n sas Cll y 5 Chi cago 5, Sea t tie 4 Oakland 6. Dt>t m il 5 N ~TIONAL LEAGUE Easl Tc11m W I. P~;t Plttsbull: h Nt"w Y ork Mont 11'a l . ChiO'I go P hi ladelph ia St L.n u l ~ ~i M KJ 1>7 i\ 1 b9 576 'i S] 'i40 - ;2 fA ~ AO i fl Rfl ~ 6i 141"1 16'1, GB 20 7' Rl 91 .19i ~~ ~M of the seas m : Basketball Albany 1CBA ) - Named Marc K eslf'cher dire ctor of mt'dl a a nd publ k' rplatl ons 0£'\leland - MJtchOO Mlnn f>S(}ta 'so tfersht>t> t ro guardS tf' W' Kerr . Football L A Ram s - Slgnpd kl c kN .Jo hn Ca rney: pla ced tight e-nd Rl dla rd A.sh t' on Injured r ese rw . Ml nnesti a - Walwd lhwba cker Paul Bl air; s1gne-d li neb a ck er Walker Lee Ashl ey P h lla d el~Jhla - Wa lvf>d quartf'r Dock Be-n Arown : actl var Pd tight end Keith .Jacksm . San Otego - SIJl:ne-d fw £' agent wldt> re c-elve r S ('O !I SchwPd f'!i pla('('d wid€' rerelver Ro n Hea rd on Inju red rese r w . Was hlngl oo - r taced sa felv C\an> n rt> Va ughn on the- lnju !"E'd n>S!'r vt> : actlv alf'd ro merbark Way l1l' Dav is . World Lpague of AmE'r ican Fod ball - Na med Vl nc-f' Cas.-.y in fur m al ion dl re t10r. Hockey Edmontm - Reiumed lt't' l win~ St>rg e-1 Ya shln to MoSC'ow Dynam o of the Sov lt>t Nat iOnal Lt'ague: r<>l um«l lei't win g Roman Boze k to Ceske Budelovl~ of the Cze dlos-1ovaklan Nati onal H oc k ey L.eaguf'. as signed C(>!ller Petr Korinek to Capt' Br f'ICJ'I of th e Amt>rJca n Hock ey league I •P 1 24 ~ Friday's result !!. C"hica go4 , Nt"\' Y ork 3 Pi ltsbullZh J. St. Louis 0 Ph1 Jad€'lphla 5, Mon! n'a l 4. l l leo \loustoo t Allan ta J. 10 In n C!oc\nna rt 10. San D r~o 1 Los AngelM 16, Sa n F ra nr l !l'O TVC Football Standings (All Games) Team W L P OP We lls to n ..... ....... 4 1 149 68 Belpre ..... .... 4 1 95 .16 Vinton .... .. ..... ... . 3 2 164 74 N e l s ~ Yo rk .... 3 2 174 87 Me igs . 2 3 105 149 Trimble...... . 2 3 86 82 Al exande r . . .. 1 4 20 132 Mill er .... ... ...... ... 1 4 34 178 Fed-Hocking ..... . 1 4 12 190 Friday's results: Me igs 20 Trimble 14 Belpre 13 Alexander 0 Athens 40 Vinton County 20 We llston 55 Federal Hoc king 0 Nelsonville-York 52 Miller 14 September 28 games: Me igs at Fede ral Hocki ng Al exa nder a t Trimble Zanesville-Rosec ran s a t Mill er Ne lsonvllle ·York a t Vint on County Wellston at Belpre ADOPT A PET MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY CALL BEV 742-2170 I Need A Toro Wheel Horse Tractor. .. FOOTBALL l..EAGUE Su ... ay . Sep4 . 1l Dallas at Washlngt oo, I p.m. lndlanapolls at Ho uslon , 1 p.m . Kantas Cit y at Grt" en Bay, 1 p .m . Miami at NV Gi ant s, IIJ.m Mlnn f'I Oia at Cl'lk ag o. I p.m Nf"W England at Cincinnati , 1 p.m. PhOl"''llx at New Orleans. 1 p.m . San Otero al O eveland, 1 p.m . Atlanta at San Francl a:- o. 4 p.m. Philadelphia atl..A Rams, 4 p.m. PIIIJburgh at LA Rat<lers, 4 p.m. Seattlt> at Denver, 4 p.m Detroit at Tampa Bay , It p.m . Monday, Sept. ! 4 Buffalo at NY JPf &. 9 p.m Aut• &adlll Uneup Goaly'• Sit NASCAR ra C>t AI MardnMIIt, Va., SfPI. 21 J, Mark Martin, Ford, 91. 57 1 mph; 2, Rull:y Wallace. Pontiac. 9U7t 3. Harry Gant. OldamcbUe. 91.148; 4, Ken Schrader, Chw r otet. 91,02~; ~. Kyle Petty, Ponlla r. 91.012; 6, Dale Jar~tt. Ford , 90.990; 7, Michael Wall rip, Pontia c, 90. ~; 8, Dale Earnhardt , Chevraet, J0.668; 9, Ernie lrva n, OldlmOOIIe, 90.4T.l: 10, Bi ll Elliot! . Fonl, 911.425. 11, Dar~ll Wallr1p. Chevr olf't. 90.335; t:!:, Ter ry L a bon te, Oldsm obile, 90.296; Jl Dave Marcls. Che"VroJet:. 90.240: 14, Gedf Bo dine, Ford, 90.214; 1 ~ . Sterling MarUn, Oldlmot>llo. 90.120; 16. Ri cky Rudel. Chovrolet, 89.923; 17, HutSirkklln, Buick. 89.863; l 8, Rick Wll-. Oldlmot>lle, 89.8~1; 19, Alan Ku~ wtdll, Fonl, 119.782; 'M, Old; • the two-point co nversion (7 :561. La te r In the ser on dq uar ter ,a ft er a GA HS tltrra l, the Sial lions hi t payd lrt agai n when Sml!h raced In from three yard s out with 26 seconds left In the half. A run for the ex tra points failed. DeSales wrapped it up in the third wi t h two more scores . one on a onr ye~rd r un by Sm it h * SUNDAY PUZZLER See Answer to Pu22le on Page B-6 ACROSS 1 Marsh birds 7 Ingenuous; artless 12 Bards 17 Hairles s 21 Beautiful 22 '"Walt - Dark " 23 Negotiate 24 Competent 25 Running 26 Actress Sheedy 28 Norse gods 30 Hard to manage 32 Pacino 10 33 Damp 35 Hurried 37 Blender 39 Pooms 40 Wine cup 41 Printer's measure 43 Call 45 Measured duration ol 47 McMahon of "The Tonight Show·· 48 Bose 49 Apportion 52 Shower 54 Amend ; correct 56 Initial 57 Kind of fir tree 59 Conduct 61 Ancient Persian 62 Nimbus 96 The Ram tOO Solitary 101 Dock 102 F'rophet 103 Canine 105 Draw roughly over 107 Sun god 109 Kind of curve 110 Frigid t I 1 Hindu guitar 113 Chapeaus 114 Male sheep 115 French article 116 Float 117 Sarles of gamea 118 Tennis stroke 120 Pronoun 121 Phi - Kappe 122 Separate 123 One oppotiO(l 124 Kind ol collar 126 Waits on 128 Woodworker's tool 130 Newspaper executive 132 Promptly 134 Formal wear 135 Lengthy t36 Alternative word 137 Pertaining to punishment 64 Preposition 67 Male kin : abbr 143 Health resorts 63 Encourage Teutonic deity Stick IO Equatl!y Stalk Blvalva mollusk Long for Second of two Mental image Challenge 2 ··- But the 97 Harmonizes 99 Still 139 Pedat digits 141 Louise ID 142 Emmet 95 Contlrms T otal yards -F'umbl es .. i.,:;,ct;.'::,~~~ng G 0 II .106 :Jtitl Ne• rushing .. Pass at tem vts " 349 12 'I ' 1 I Co mpletIons .. Interc epted by. Yords paS<tng ;2 followi ng a ti me-consummg 63 · a ttempts. DeSa les ru shed for 356 ya rds in 47 a ttempt s. Th e Stallio ns com· ple ted one pass for seve n ya rds. Gallipolis will hos t Log an Frl· Clint Davis had punt ed dee p Tony Log an paced the BluP day in !I s So utheas ter n Ohio Into Stallion te rr itory following the Ga!Uans fi rst posses sion. A clippin g penalty against DeSa les on thP punt return put the ba ll bark on the DHS 16. On DeSales ' first play fr om sc rimm ag e. fu llbac k Cha d Youn g ra ce<l !\4 yard s a nd John Mahle kicked the point from plac eme nt to m ake it 7-0 i8:47) . Less than two minutes later, following a GAH S fumbl e. Steve Smith. tailbac k, raced 17 ya rds and Mahl e's ki ck m a dr it 14-0 (6: 561 . In the se cond pe r iod, linebacker John Ca lla ga n pir krd off D<:>v ll s with 39 ya rds in 18 tri ps. Gen e Garn es was l!mit ed to 17 yards in ninP r a t-r iPs . Gallipolis rushed for 87 vard s in 47 attem pt s. · Davi s, in hi s firs t var sity sta rt a t q ua rter back , completed five of 12 an e mpt s to nr mtercepted i for 72 yards. GAHS had 159 total yar ds and 11 tirst downs in ~,9 plays from sc r imma ge Jaso n Kopac k ca ug ht three palsr s for44 yard i. Chns Howe ll had one for t i a nd Loga n one for 11 Dav td .Jackson recovered one Sta lli on fumbl r . a nd Aa ron Sea ~ League opene r. DeSales will a Clint D avi s pass and raced H:i mon rctu rnf' d DeSat es 42 Ga llipolis 0 DeSales a1 Dayton D unbar yard s to make il 20-0. You ng ra n ce pl ion Ironto n 35 Logan 0 Ma rlena 14 Rivervi ew 7 Pa rkersbur g So uth Pl ea sa nt n i.l ~~~:~- Yards .. 5.1 • 145 Evaluated ~47 Memorandum 149 152 I 53 I 55 157 159 I 60 162 164 166 Betora Old pronoun Midday rest Fabricators Standard Negallve prefix Lamb"&pen nome Prepared Willow MuBical Instruments t68 Hindu peasant t 69 Latticework trellis 170 Flower part 171 Lawmaking body DOWN 1 Lingering Brave" ba ck Ch ri s Metzger was 2 of 4 fo r and widl' rPceive r Kev in Kiser m issed in his only pass at tem pt. Ma king th e ca tc hes were Kiser t4 ~53i, Ca rte r tJ201, Adam Blair 11-33 1 a nd 90 Jacket part 91 Get up 93 EK.tra; the passi ng w as Ga l l! a w\ll ll'a v!' por t to fa crOa k Smith . who comple ted one of his Hill , whi le So uthw es te r n will tr ave l to Aid to ta ke on Sy mme s Vall ey. ScoN" by quart-ers South wester n .... ...0 6 0 0- 6 Nor th Gall la .. .. .. 8 6 II 0- 14 82 Painful spot s J Roman tour 4 Edible seed 83 Withered old 5 House additions 84 Pigpen s 86 Wrlllng 6 Slender, gracefu l woman 7 Greek letter 8 Collection at facts 9 Newspaper 10 11 12 13 14 paragraph Call on Drink of the gods ··- 109"" Spanish gotd Architect Saarinen 15 2· seated carriage 16 Spirited horse t7 - ol Pigs 18 Jewish month 19 Soulh American animals 20 Leave 27 "My Favorite - " 29 Recalled to mind 3t 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 Stack ID Bank employee Watch lace Alludes to Danish Island Majority Falsehoods Extinct fli ghtless bird 48 Heap 49 Losseo 50 - Day woman Implement 88 Remuneration ' 11 n 89 Trims supplementary 95 Pieces of 98 Drunkard ya r ds. including his t ouc hdown 102 Bland; mild 104 Strong wind 106 Uncooked 107 Badgerllke animal hm.e. SEO standings (Oppon ents, All Games) TEAM W L P J ackson ... ..... 5 0 160 Ma ri etta .. 4 1 96 Athen s. .... . 4 I 16o DeSales .. 4 1 132 Coa l Grove . 4 I 107 Po r tsmouth . 4 1 156 Pt. Pl easa nt . 3 1 83 Gallipolis ... .. 2 3 89 Warre n ....... .... 2 3 42 Meigs .. .. .. .. 2 3 105 Logan.. 0 ~' l~r Friday's results: DH S pass in tf' r yard s. Dav is punted OP 67 84 79 32 49 74 42 118 102 134 149 Athen s 40 Vinton Co unty 20 Meadowbrook 41 Wa rre n 8 Ja ckson 42 Cente nnla l14 Meigs 20 Trimble 14 Coal Grove 32 To lsla 12 Pt. Pl easa nt 34 Hurricane 15 Portsmouth 28 Ru ssell6 September 28 gam es: Log an at Galllpoll s Marietta at Ja ckson Athens at Warre n (29 th ) Me igs at Federal Hock in g C-K at Coal Grove Por tsmouth a t Ashla nd at TOUO I 11 and sar ked Bingman as time ra n Hunt lng dog 11 2 Decays t 14 Scold 116 Tolled 117 Cui J19 "Das -" 121 Unruly child 122 Str ain lor breath 12J Paid notice 125 Midday 127 Spielberg alltlr1 t28 Compelltor 56 Autumn 138 Renter' s Jamie Lee Curtis 60 "T he Lemon - Kid"" 62 Actress Celesle 65 Wage 68 Borscht lngredtent 69 Depart 70 Ten-cent pieces 72 Shoo bottoms 73 Fell behind 75 Cushion 76 Extend 77 Toll 79 Provide. prepare. serve food Marauders ... document 140 Halt s 143 Yes Sp. 144 Pierce 14 6 Faucet casualt y 148 One ol HOME S 150 Disturbance 151 Gaelic 153 Posed lor portrait 154 Fu ss !56 Water body 158 Mate 16 I Malden loved by Zeus 163 12 mos . 165 ""Anything Bul out to prese rve the victory . Blake led the wa y for Me igs with 115 ya rd s on 26 car r ies. Pha li n hi! 5 of 15 passes for 101 ya rd s a nd one Interception; Ha wley g ra bll<'d three passes for 91 yards . Fo r Tr imble, Bingman was 17 of 31 throug h the air good for 188 yard s and one touc hdown, Gat chell had an out standing gam e with 10ca tchcs for 149 ya rds, Sun Le epe r a dd ed 20 yards on thr ground on eight c a rr ies. Meigs now 2-3 on th e year and 2-2 in the TVC, will travel to Fr dr rol Hock ing and pla y the La n c e r ~ nPx l F rld<:ty, the To m cats are also 2 3 and 2 2 on thP yPar wil l host Ale xan df'r nr xt WC' f" k Scon h_y quartl'rs Me igs 0 0 14 ti - 20 Tri mble . .. ...... . 0 7 0 7- 14 Game ~tatisticH l~ p a rtm en l First (IOWlll• Ru<;h lng ya r d\ Pa .~~ln ~ .\ard ~ To!i1l varrl s lu mp an inh •1 t • r ptl un .~ Puntin g Pt• n ;~ lth '!i ~ ·u m biP 5 los! South wE>s tern 's SHARP 25" COLOR CONSOLE TV W/REMOTE M T l.'l l -l It l ~1 1 I1*1 Hl 5 15 10.11 I I 3 ib 211 4 20 ti -1:1 IOJ 244 44 I 11 De pa rtme 11 t Fir st down s .. 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The two-point co nversion pass that fo llowed fell short , se ttlin g ma tters a t 14 -6. Skid more, who led all rusher s with 110 ya rds on 17 carri es, was foll owed by Sta ton (1147) and Clav Smith tfou r r ushes, minus sev~ n ya rds ). Al so re gis t£'rin g in 80 Church official ~-; rb-6tir r7 -HOr ON THE GO - Ga!Hpolls' Chris Carman (60) and DeSales' Brian Valentine (40) rush down lield during Friday night's Blue Devll-Sialllon contest at Alumni Stadium In Columbus. DHS won, 42-0. Pirates ... • 1)9 .1')6 59 ').1 yard d rive in 12 pla ys. Mahlp' s kic k t>:27) made it 28~0 . Young bullecl ove r from lhe one with 1: II left In the third and Mahle's kic k made It 42-0. Lost Fumbt<'S ... Penalti es Plmt s. s,.,. hy Qua'"'" 11 Galllpclls · " II Hj' For th e Stallions, it was <.1 successful hom ecoming. De~ Sales scored on two of It s firs t thr ee possessions In the initia l period . 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The Blue Devils threatened * 7 4 Runs easily 76 Trade lor money 77 - whale Mont real tAnder soo 0.{]1 at Ph i lad Pi phla rG r eene 1-21. 'i OJ p.m . Huusloo ! D.arw1n 11 -JJ a TAt lan ta t Lrlbra ndt 8-10 ), 7 10 p m Sa n Fr a nc! !CO !LaCo ss 6-Jl al Lo s An ji!f>les rCoO< R-.l l . Hl: lf.lp _m , COLUMBUS- Columbus De~ Sa les , ranked firs t In Dlvtslon II, Reg ton 7 of the_Ohio .High Sc hool Athletic Assocta tlon s computer ra llngs . blanked vis iting Gallipolis 42·0 on Alumni Field Friday Its Motorcoach to Nashville and stay at the luxurious Opryland Hotel for a "Country Christmas" on a grand scale. Tour includes Nashville Now, a city tour, and a special Christmas Show at Opryland. 71 Rocky hill 72 Let It stand ~ man comp leted fou r of six passes for39 yards tog lve the Tomcat s a firs t down at th e Me igs 28. but after that Bingman lost fou r yards. A Trimble penalty moved the ball to th~ Marauder 34 , and with three seconds left . Geoff (See MARAUDERS on C ·~l the middle for 56 yards to the Trimble 24. from there It took Blake two carries, the final wa s the game winner from 19 yards to give Meigs the 20-14 lead with only 2: 28left. But Roger Bingman and the Tomcats were not done, Bing ~ .W ilL 6B Tree I runk 69 Nobleman : abbr pm . Trtdlle, Pontia c. 89.76:1 i:W::: se Title of respect Saturd • y 's K"-"HS St . Louis rH il l-1--1 1 a t P lttsburRh rTum Hn ] -31. J 2: 20p.m Nrw Y<lrk 1Dar ll ng ')-') r a t ChiC<I]iiO I NUR (>Z 3-61 , 2 20 p m Cincinna ti (8r~ nln ~ 13-9 a nd Scudd er -1·5 1 a t Sa n Otrgo rHurs r 10-9 ~ n/1 Hammaker 4-Rl. 2. 5· 05 N?.TION~L Marauder drove to the Tomcat 19-ya rd line but once again th~ Maraud ers lost the ball on a fumbl e. Trimble put together a 16-play drive to the Meigs 10. On thlrd - a nd~ nlne from the Ma· ra uder 10, a Bingman pass fell incomplete. a nd Gatchell was c alled upon to try a 28-yard field goal attempt with 3: 50 remain· lng. Gatchell. one of the areas best placekickers, saw his kick go wide to the left. and the Maraud ers took over. On the firs t play Phalln hit a wide open Shawn Hawley over TVC standings ~In 5Jii J lr, J JO •t,., E 3 13 10 re ma ! nd ~ for th~ first down at the Tomcat five yard line. after a Trimble penalty moved the ball to the two. Bla ke slashed In for the touch· down. Steve Caruthers added the extra points and with 4: 16 remaining In the third quarter the game was tied at 7-7. It didn't stay tied for long on the fir st play after the kickoff Terry McGuire stepped In front of a Bingman pass and dashed 41 yards untouched down th e sid e~ line for the touchdown, Caruth· er s added the kick and the Marauders were on top 14-7. It only took Trbnble six plays to ti e the score. the big play coming wh en Bingman hooked up with Ga tchell with a 44 yard pas s to the Marauder 13 yard line, Leeper gained 10 ya rds lo the three, a nd Bingman called his own number twice before hitting paydlrt. Gatchell then hit the extra points. and with 1:18 remaining In the third quarter the score was tied at H . Afte r the ensuing kickoff the ]1".- \\' es l .. R-1 66 .560 - Lus i\ngel(>S . ~I Sa n Francisc o .. '' Sa n Dl ef!o II H o u~ r m ifl ,\ ! lfl nla !)(] for !he da;lgnated pitcher M ike- MunCll fu r assig nment . Montrt>al - Pu rc haSE'd the contract of lnftelder John nv Part>d es fran Indianapolis of th e-Am erica n As soc iati on tAAA 1. Oakland - Acl!vat ed oulfleldl'r Dave He-nd erson I rem disa bled li st coa ch. Callfomla tAbbonl0-13 1atK ansas City 1WagnPr 0-11 . 2· .15 p.m Detroit ISeaiT'y 2 - ~ l at Oakland jSandersm 1&.101 , 4 05 p.m. Mllwauket> tBrlHo'n 0-0) at Ba lli moce IJotmsoo 11 -8) , i J.'i p.m. Texas (Ch la mpar ino 0-11 a t Mi n nPSofa tAndersoo 7-17 1, H:05 p.m Chicago tPel'f'z IJ-14 1 at SMl. tU r rGa rdlner 0- 21. 10: 05 p.m Sunday 's gam e§ Bost on at New Yo rlt CIPve land a t T oron to Mll waukf'f' a t Ba lllm ort> Callfomla at Kan sa s Cl rv [){>f roll at Oakland · Texas at Minn esota Chi Cati:O at See t Ue 6i H4 H4 Baseball [ I ('Veland - C\alrnt'd pitcher Stevt> Cumm ln ~s off w ai ve r ~ frcm Toroolo Lo s Angf'l t>s- Slgnf'd frPI-'- Bj! enl c atchM" Bar ry L yon s to a con!raf'l Cvllqe Yalt> - Na m ed Ce cil ia Demarco womt>n 's bas ke tbal l Saturday's gam es Bos ton IBoddicker 1&.81 a t NPw York jA.tkJnsO- ll , 12:20 IJ .m. Clevt'land (Sha•,,,. 2-41 a I Toroot o j Stottlemy re 13- 151, 1 J S p.m. REDS ble on th~lr own 15-yard line. On flrst -and·10, Roger Bingham was thrown for a 10-yard loss, after a Trimble penalty moved the ball to the 30, Bingham hooked up with Curt Moore down the left s ide llne for th~ touchdown . Charley Gatchel added the ex tra points and the Tomcats went in the locker room at halftim e with a 7.() !~ad. Meigs recleved good field posltlon In the third quarter a ft er a short 12-yard punt by Sun Leeper gave Meigs a flrs t-a nd-10 at the Trimble 32. On first down J~remy Phalin hit Matt Hay nes for a ten yard gain to the 22 , afte r two Incomplete passes , Blake picked up two on a draw play giving Meigs a fourth and eight at the Trimble 20. But Phalln hit Shawn Hawley over the middle Sunday Times-Sentinel Page C-5 Pornerov Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va . DeSales Stallions run past Gallipolis Blue Devils 42-0 • Meigs Marauders post 20-14 upset victory over Trimble By DAVID HARRIS T-8 Correspondent GLOUSTER - Frank Blake's 19-yard run around left end with 2: 28 lelt ln the contes t gave the Me lgl; Marauders an exc Itlng 20-14 upset victory over the Trimble Tomcats Friday night. Blake, who has been slowed by the nu bug for most of the season. showed tha t the Frank Blake of old was back. gaining 115 yards in two carries. many of the yards coming on second and third efforts. After a score less first half the Marauders threa tened driving to the Trbnble 14, but on first down a nd ten the Marauders los t the first of four fumbles . Trimble recleved another break just minutes later when the Marauders lost another fum- September 23, 1990 :z: Elliott's i•l SILYEI IIIDGE PLAIA Mon. thru Thur. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M. til 8 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. �Times- Sentinel Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. September 23, 1990 . Farm/ Business Wimts - itntintl Section 0194 •• September 23, MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District, Is located somewhere In Meigs County. Individuals wishing to parUclpate In the weekly coolest may do so by guessing the farm's owner. Just mall, or drop olf your gness to the GaiUpoUs Dally Tribune, 825 Third Ave., GaiBpolls, Ohio, 45631, or the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769,and you may win a $5 cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or feller. No telephone calls will be accepted. All coolest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lotlery. Next week, a Gallla County farm will be featured by the GaiDa SoU and Water Conservation District. Farm Flashes First frost is just around the comer By Edward M. Vollborn County ExteDBion Agent, Agriculture & CNRD Beginning Sunday, September 30th we urge our customers to join area schools in saving Eastman's Foodlands register receipt tapes to help benefit our local school children in obtaining special school equipment for their school. Foodland is proud to supp~rt such a program to help educate our local community's future leaders. Join us in supporting this GALLIPOLIS - The delayed growing season has created concern over when we will get I he first damaging freeze. Tempera· lure lows In the low 40Fah renhelt or high )) Fahrenheit tlrst occurrence In the fall have been very random as we look at historical data. Durin g n>Cent years the earll· est 32 F temperature has pretty mu ch fallen Into the October 5·10 time period. We are already Into a danger zone since some of the historical first 32 Flows for I he season have occurred In the early to mid · September lime period. Recent rainfall has delayed late hay: corn silage: and toba cco harvest. Gallla County farmers need a couple weeks of mlld ·dry weather to complete this part of the harvest and a lime period between October 20 and Thanks · giving for the corn and soybean harvest. The September Crop Produc tion report made small to moder· ate changes ln several crop estimates and a big change In corn. U.S.D.A. now says the national average corn yield will reach a new record of 121.7 bushel per acre, about two bushels above the 1987 high . Favorable weather during the grain filling stage caused much of the boost In expected yield for corn. State average yield for program as busi ness and education work together on a worthwhile cause. Start collecting register receipt tapes from any of our Foodland stores located , in GaII'apo I'as, p omeroy, an d Wellston, Ohio and in Pt. Pleasant, WV. In the meantime, Foodland will contact and coordinate further details with local schools. Contact Your Local School or P.T.O. Help Our School Children BARBARA COLEMAN FOODLAND ~ B. FOODLAND 24 oz. CTN. ASSORTED COLORS FALL MUMS 6" 99 TENDERBEST QUALITY Fresh Ground Beef POT SPRilt, DIET OR REG. Coca Cola 2 liter Bottles LB. ond WIC • Not Rooponolble lor 401-K-Pians 5 LIS. OR MOlE or Plctorlol Errora GALLIPOLIS Everyone should recognize the Importance of retirement planning and the not able role qualified retlr~ men! plans can have In enabling employers to provide retirement benefits for themselves and their employees. That Re· tlrement Plans are a key to retirement security cannot be denied, but they are also one of the last remalnlnR methods of sheltering Income for employers. The 40J(k) plan Is one of the most popular means of providing employee retirement benetlts. In the past, 401Jk) plans were used primarily by larger corporations, but advances In computer software have made the 401(k) plan attractive to more and more small employers on a cost· benefits basis. In addition, lhe 40l{k) plan wUI probably become the future substitute plan for many existing pension plans which, due to recent legislative changes. will become more costly to maintain. Wballs A 401(k) Plan? A 40l(k) plan Is actually a provision within a profit-sharing or stock bonus plan which allows employees the option of defer· ring a portion of their compensa tion Into the plan or receiving II as cash. Since contributions to I he plan are pr~tax, the amount of Income subject to tax Is reduced. For ease and conven· fence the employer will usually permit employees to make their contributions through regular payroll deductions . Employers may also make tax deductible contributions to the plan on behalf of all eligible employees, either as a matching contribution or on a discretionary basts. Unlike most regular pronl · sharing plans , 4lll{k ) contrlbu· lions can be Invested In one or more professionally managed mutual funds at the direction of each employee. Therefore the plan will have great appeal employee begins receiving them, usually at retirement, when the employee Is In a lower tax bracket . Withdrawals of contributions and earnings can only be made In the event of an employpp'sdeath, dlsablllly, termination of em · ployment, attainment of age 59~. or a financial hardship. If an employer wishes . a plan may also permit employees to borrow a portion of their Individua l assets . (Mr. EvRIIII Is an Investment Broker with The Ohio Company In their Gallipolis Office. ) More low-interest mortgage money reported available COLUMBUS. Ohio {UP!) The Ohio Housing Finance Agency said It expects to loan $86 million to as many as 1, 700peopfe duing Its fall offering of low-cosl mortgage loans for flrst ·tlme home buyers . The agency's Interest rates are 7 ~ percent for the first year of a mortgage and 8 V. percent lor lhe remaining years of the loan . Those rates are more than 2 percent lower than conventional mortgages. By JANICE KIRKEL UPI Business Writer NEW YORK - Stock prices fell las t week, under pressure from a seemingly relentless rise in oil pri ces and worries about Interest rates and the economy after congr ess ional testi mony by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspa n. The Dow .Iones Industrial aver· age, which lo st 5.94 Friday, ended the week at 2512.38, slumping 51.73, or 2 percent, and hitting Its lowest level since Aug . 23. The Dow then had bottomed out at 248.3 .42 because of the soar ing oil prices that resulted from Iraq 's Invasion of Kuwait three weeks ear lier . Among broader ma rket In · dexes, Sta ndard & Poor's 50tJ. s tock ind ex fe ll 5.51 to end the week at 3JU2 and the New York Stock Exchange composite Index lost 3. 12 to close out the week at 171.03. Declines led advances 1,374-504 amo ng the 2,157 NYSE Issues traded this week. Weekly Btg Board volume totaled 745,461,790 sha re s, compa r e d with 619,643,450 a week ear lier and 695,584,260 s hares a year ago . After closin g mixed in light tra ding Monday and Tuesday, the market picked up momentum to the downside Wednesday and Thursday af ter G r eenspa n painted a gloomy pic t ure of the U.S. economy In testimony be fore Congress Wednesday. G reenspa n said the surg e In world oil prices In the wake of the Kuwait Inva s ion threatened to push the economy Into recession . Bu t - unlike a number of grow ing economis ts he stopped shor t of say ing one ha s a lready begun . Greenspa n also did not indl · cate whether the Fed was In · cllned to pump up the slu ggish eco nomy by easing credit policy to lower tnteres l rates. This Earth Team Volunteer GALLI POLIS - We must nev er for get our early settlers and t he ways a r1d means they children's children to migrate Into tlw Ohi o River and surrou nd · lng area s. Raccoon Cree k with Its fertile land tor farming , choice timber trees for building ma!Prlal For rood the creek provided fish In abundance, the forests and the field s fu rn is hed herbs and wild plants that gave the m s ubstitutes for vegetables. wild honey bees a nd m a piP trf' es fu rnl shPd sweets . The pc•op lr had learned many sk ill s fr om the ir forefat hers so with these sk il ls they were able to build their log ca bins. barns and ot he r buildings so necessa ry for National farm news information service will debut early in '9.1 CHI CAGO iUPil - Three agricultural organizations ha s broadcas t Info rmation service satel lit e dis h - will be provided to farmers by the partnership. "The ve nture will create a national network which man y for farm ers. eompanies can usc to deliver The Ill inois Farm Bureau, Farmland lnduslrl es Inc. and Pioneer HI · Bred International Inc. have for med a partnership a nd expect to Inaugurate the servi ce early next year. timely Information to farmers." Illino is Farm Bureau President John White sa id . "It won't be limited lo input from the partners alone.· · Charles Johnson , senior vice president of Pioneer , said head · quarters for the new service will be es tablis hed In Des Moines. Iowa. As part of the agreement. the 5,000 custo mers of Farm· Dayta In five sta tes will serve as the base lor the joint venture . FarmDayta Is the broadcast data network of the Illinois Farm Bureau. an nouncPd plans <t national It will provide s uch lnforma Uon as commodity price quotes, market news and advisories, general agricultural news, weather reports and crop and livestock reports. The equipment needed to ac· cess the service - a video monitor connected to a 30-lnch Fears that the Fed might not rescue the economy with a rate cut carried over Into Thursday's trading and prices tumbled . A s urge In oil prices late In the week to finish well above$35 a barrel a record level for trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange - applied the coup de grace to what Alfred Goldman, market strategist at A.G . Edward s & Sons Inc. In St. Loui s, called a "bad week at Black Rock." Stocks closed Friday slightly lower , but analysts agreed that only buying of stocks tied to the "trlple-wllchlng hou r" explra · tlons of s tock-Index futures and options saved the ma rket from sharper losses. "It's been a nasty week, a continuation of the retest of the Aug . 23 low of 2483 In the Dow," he said, referring to the market's move down towards Its post· Invasion low . When thai happens, stock market professionals will be paying close attentions to see If prices hold at that level or move lower. Go ldman said two factor s fu eled the market 's slide this week: "One wa s the doubt~ barreled negative shot Fed Chairman Greenspan shot over the bow of Wall Street when he sa id Inflationary trends are nega · live and the chances of recession are going up ." The seco nd factor, he said, was the cr isis In the Persian Gulf. which has sent the market Into a frenzy over the last month and a half. Iraqi leader Saddam Hus· seln "did more saber-rattling this week. and there Is growing co nc ern that the crisis may be with us fo r a long time." said Goldman . Ir aq sent 21 Wes tern diplomat s pa cking Friday In a tit -for tat response to European nations' expulsion of Iraqis. Baghdad also warned there would be no retreat • until the conflict reaches 'V' "honorable end." • Ralph Bloch, senior vice prel dent and chief market analyst t Raymond James & Associates St . Petersburg. Fla .. also ef · pressed concern about dlrectiQrJ the market would go once lt reaches Its Aug. 23 low . : "I wa s frankly hoping ~ wouldn't engage In a full test. bi It looks like we' re In the midst ·r It right now," said Bloch. "If I test Is going to be success!* we'll have to go down to the sa level but with much less pressu than we did a month ago." He noted that volume dropped dramatically since · gust, so se lling pressure h eased. "But we're still in a ve uncomfortable position. I sen'1' * growing nervousness among lf- stltutlons," Bloch said. • "Low volume In a fallltl market is deadly bearish. Buyel are absent and a modest amo t of sell orders can take stoc down. The missing Ingredient 1 a turnaround) Is volume. We'~ In a tough period here." • On the trading floor thl.s weel, General Electric was the molt active Issue, off 31(, to 55 Y, a~ concerns a bout the com pan stake In a municipal bond Ins as cities like Philadelphia through financial turmoil. ~ Philip Morris followed, u1· changed at 44'~. Pepsico was third, off 2\1 to 22\1. : Among the other blue chi~ AT&T rose '>(, to 31* and IB gained 2* to 106'\i, butExxon to ~ to 51 V. des pite the surge In prices and Merck sank 4% to 75 amid worries about the cort pany' s prostate drug. • Elsewhere, Chase Manhat~ plunged 3l's to 12 '~ after conflr~ lng fears about Its flnancl health by announcing a restru turi ng Friday which called fo among other things, 5.000 j cuts a nd a planned dividend ctO of more than 50 percent. • Th: .~?~~o~~E:;,eek sto~;:~ _"'""""""' ~ ,~: hundred or more years for their !\TTENDS SCHOOL Sheila G. Wood, branch administrative officer of Star Bank, N.A.. Tri·Stale at· tended the 37th annual session of the Ohio School of Banking, held June IO-U on the Ohio Unlvel'!llty campus In Athens. The school Is sponsored by I he Ohio Bankers !\ssoclatlon {OBA). Completinrthe freshmen year of study, Wood was among 251 banker-students. sPrved to send stocks lower. I • used to make living more plea · san! tor their fam ily. frien ds and neighbors First their reaso ns for eomlng to America were govern men t restrlcllons. depressions, religious beliefs, unreasona ble taxes, slaver y anrl poverty of lhP highest degree. Once they arrived In this country serv in g as slave labor on the ships, for many of them were skilled carpe nt ers. blacksmiths, teachers, farmers and ministers Th eir first though ts were to escape from bondage and estab· llsh homes of thei r own . The fertile land In thi s coun try wa s a God send for the m. It took an f'lapsP of some onf' WALESKA H. WRAV BV STAN EV!\NS Cottage Cheese Iowa Is estimated at 135 bushels co mpared to 118 bushel actual yield last year. The expected ,1Verage yield for corn In Ohio was set at 125 bushels per acre . The September Crop Report put this years' U.S. corn produ ction at 8 percent above last year. Price pro jections are still shakey because of the middle-east cris is and the fact that some of our major export markets don't have mo· ney . U.S.D.A . on September 12 estimated the average farm price to r the 1990 corn crop to fall Into the $2.1().$2.50 price range. Remember In a t'lrn deficit area, we need to add a transportation differential. The Gallla Count y Pride In Tobacco Association will hold their annual meeti ng and Ban · quet on the eveni ng of October 11 a t the Sen lor Cit tzens Center near Ga llipoli s. Highlight for the even · lng will be a presentation by guest speaker, Mr . Danny McKinney. Mr. McKinney Is the Executive Director of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Assocla · lion !Pool Board ) In Lex ington , Kentucky. His talk will cover price expectations for this crop and some of the Issu es that may affect tobacco production In the future . Reserva tion s should be m a de by ca lling 446-291l.1 . EARNS DIPLOMA - Barbara F. Coleman, assistant vice presldenl and Waleska H. Wray, real estate administration branch administrator of Star Bank N.A. Tri-State were two oft~ bankers from across Ohio to complete the second week of the two-year coune at the Ohio School of Banking, conducted June 10-1~ by tbjl Ohio Bankers A880clatlon (OBA) at Ohio Unlvenlty, Athens. GraduaUon exercises for the 37th annual school were held on Friday, June 15. Money Ideas .J $ ~• Stock prices decline; oil prices still rising $12,000.00 Neighbors. friends and rei a · tlv es would gather to~ether and In a few days would have a new house, barn or out building that would be rea dy for use . The crew would then move on to the nex t neighbors. Grist mills, sawmills, and bridges were buil t In th e same manner. Also, the old one room school house which was the c en t e r o t com m u n 1 1 y en te rtainm ent. Th e te-acher was generally une age 20 or more . that had taken t formal teacher test and w awarded a certificate to teach (6 grade school. The Three R's we!f the Primary su bjects offered.~· Blbly sludy was offered once week, the last hour on Frida evening. Yes , those old schoo also had sports. = At the end of each school ten~ all the students and pareni would gather at one of the schof grounds for an all day athlet event and In s ide oral events. OVB changes are approved :• GALLIPOLIS - Twenty em· ployees of Ohio Valley Bank In Ga llipolis wtll be Involved In personnel moves In an announce- ment made by President and Chie f Exec utiv e Officer. J ames L Dailey . The changes according to Dailey, were prompted by con tinued growth of the bank and the completion of the new Tru s t Division and Operations Center Building. The followin g personn el changes have been approved and become etlec tive, Monday , Sep tember 24 . Molly K. Tarbet! has been named Manager of the Mini Bank and promoted to Assistant Cash· ler. She succeeds N. Kathryn Massie, ass istant cashier . who moves to the main office to serve as OVB 's training officer The titles of the head tell er and the assistant head teller will be rescinded . Each office will now have a hea d teller. who reports through the branch manager to assistant vice pres ident for teller operations, Larry E. Lee. Brenda K . Cremeen s wtll re· tur n from the Jackson Pik e Office as head teller tor the main office and Judy K. Hall has been rec lass ified as the head teller at Rio Grande. Car la L. Mink mov es to Jack · son Pike as acting head tell er while Cathy .J . Dean assumes the same position In the mini bank . Other changes Include Randall L. Hammond as acting Jeanie coordinator to replace Bryan w. Martin In this position and Loretta S. Shenefield going from the main office to the mini bank to work In customer service. L. Lynn Carr moves from the teller department to customer service In the main office. Assistant Cashier Bryan W. Martin assumes the title of administrative services orncer, where his duties Include overseeIng the day-to-day operations of the bank's buildings and •• supplies. Tom m y R. Shepherd's duttet will be ex panded to lnclud4 working In the customer a rea~ Hi s new titl e Is telemarketln and cus !om rr s ervtc coordin ator . : • Additional changes Include TI! mothy V Stevens of the Jackso. Pike Offi ce being named collec. lion offi cer and Clara J. mond of the reta il cred it dlvlslol being appointed as secretary t the loan adml nl s t ra tlo departmrnt. • Wilma R Thaxton wUI m<ivl from the ret ail credit division tD serve as secretary tor the perso11o nel department. : Han-4 In the new operations rente] Sandra L. Edwards assumes th tit le of assistant cashier ~n electronic data processing o fleer: Linda L. Plymale, assls~ ant cas hier and proof and trans I officer: while Connie E . Bowma~ and Jo Ellen Fisher have bee selected for the new positions operations coordinator. Branch loan officers will r~ port through branch managers Mi chael L. Berridge. vice prrs dent a nd manager retail cred Q division . • • :i �Page D-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport- GallipoliS, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W Va cre lty you II want what s onered and bes des t w1ll make your pal feel better too SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 211 The secre t to gett ng what you want maten ally today ts not to make 11 your pr only Sepl 23, 1990 Deal ngs you II have w th large com mer c1al orgamzallons could be extremely rewarding ln the year ahead Your abllt ly to penetrate these industries w 11 come about through good friends open ng doors tor vou LIBRA (Sept 23 Oc:1 23) The aspects 1nd tate you could be qu1te successful today 1n endeavors you personallv d1 reel II there Is somethmg mportant vou want to accomplish don t delegate au thorny SCORPIO (0c:1 24-Hov 22) II a froend wants to repay you tor a past tavor to day cion t be too proud to accept Se ob,ec ttve If you locua on what you can g \18 Instead of what you can get things will fall •nl o place CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19) Even though you II t>e the force today tn bnngmg otl somethtng of tmportance tet a compan on who had only a small hand tn the etfor! s hare the hmehght AQUARIUS (Jan ~Feb 191 You Uen toy mvolvements wtth fnends tOday and perhaps even more so tl there are act vi t•es that have a httle fnendly compeH t1on Be sure to keep ewoerythmg In a hght 'Jem howe'Jer PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) Bold mea sures m ght be called for today m order to ache-we a spectftc ObJeCtive If thts sduatton ctemanels 1 De as brave as you LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Someone you ha~~e to be know on a purely soc1al ba~s m1ght be ARIES (Morch 21 Aprol 18) II you and JUSt the person you need at lhts 1 me to your mate are tn complete accord today help swtng something mportant you re regardmg an important deciSIOn 11 contemplating should work out as both parties antiCI VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) You could be pate Agreement s essent aJ ramer fortunate matenally today TAURUS (April 20-Moy 201 Try to do through an arrangement w1lh someone thmgs today that w111 giVe you feelings of w1th whom you have strong emottonal bemg 1ndustr1ous and product•ve tl you lies The two of you have been a proht lack purpose and d~rect1on your day able comb nat1on before Send for your wut not be lulloUed Astro-/Graph pred ct1ons for the year GEMINI (lby 21 JuM 20)Try to sched ahead by matung $1 2510 Astra-Graph ule your aa-, so that you can parllc•pate clo this newspaper P 0 Box 91428 1n some enJOyable past1me !I you have Cleveland OH 44101 3428 Be sure to to set work as1de to do so you II find state vour zodtac sign you w111 be able to complete II more eff Sept 24 1990 clenUy later CANCER (Juno 21 July 22) Evan LIBRA (Sept 23 Ocl 23) A socoat n though 11 may seem like an nconve volvement tn wh Ch you aren !too eager mence at the 1 me domg thmgs lor oth to partlctpate could actually turn out to ers tOday well make you feel good about be enjoyable The problem 1sn t with the yourseU Holp w thou! being asked event 11 s wllh you MaJor changes are September 23, 1990 ahead for L bra n the com ng year be cooperative and think of yourself as Send lor your Astro Graph pred cllons part of a team 1n your involvements with today Ma 1 $1 25 to Astro Graph c/o lnends today II you are self serving th s newspaper P 0 BoJt: 91428 Cleve you 11 stand out like a sore thumb land OH 44101 3428 Be sure to state PISCES (Fob ~March 20) You could your zod ac s1gn be Yor~ lucky today In fulfilling your am SCORPIO (Oc:l 24-Nov 22) Success os blltous ObJectives provided you don t hkety today where a 10101 venture s con go olf on tangents II vou waste your en cerned buy the problems m ght come ergaes on srde tssues you won t reach w th the d1stnbut ons or the rewards Be your expectations sure e'leryone mvolved IS treated fatrl~ ARIES (Moreh 21 Aprol18) The behav SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 211 Rea tor of someone you hke could prove son rather than force must be used 10 trustrattng today but yoo II have the any testy developments wtth wh1ch you wtsdom and Judgment to cope w th t have to deal today let your log1c dom1 phllosophu:;ally without damagrng the nate your aggress11Jeness relationship CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon 19) Us 1m TAURUS (April ~Moy 20) Even portent you have a \lolce today In mat though you II have the ability to soze up ters that could cost you out ot pocket sltuat1ons accurately there Is still a pos Th s s an area where others should not slbllltv you may take some measures tobe allowed to make dec s1ons lor you day that do not serve your best Inter AQUARIUS (Jon ~eb 19) Strove to ests Abide by your evaluations • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh1o Seplember 14 1990 Contract Sales legal Copy No 90 1067 UNIT PRICE COP'ITRACT Sealed propouls will be recttved at the office of the Director of the Ohto Depart mtnt of Transportation Col umbus Oh1o untll10 00 A M Oh1o Standard T1me Thund&y October 11 1990 tor Improvements 1n Gelhe end Jackson Coun t 1n Ohto on sectiOn GAL 36 0 00 on United States Routa 35 GAL 736 0 00 on State Route 736 and card ot Thanks The famoly of Lowell Gothard would loke to Bktend a s111cere 1hanks to all of our frtends neighbors and r~atNes who offered so much kindness and sympathy dunng th<l olln81S and death of our loved one We oro doeply gro1 eful for the carda vt sats calls flowers and food Spectal thanks to Dr Vallee Dr Samon and ttoff I C U redo at1on .11nd rasprratory u0111 nur11ng staff on Three West at Holzer Modtcal Center .11nd Gtaorock Homo Health Care Rev Joe Hefner for hil consoling words Waugh Holley Wood Funeral Home and the pollbeorora Wife Holtoe Belle oon Boll dauglttora Phylloo lit Karon The family of James I{ {J1m) Owens would lite to thank relatives friends neighbors and ewryone who sent food flowers g1fts cards anet 1ust bemg thire lor us tn our t1mt of sorrow Spectal thinks to Dr W!lma Mansfteld, Dr James Witherell and Metes staff at Health Serv1ces every e~~~ployee at Financial 21 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W Va 31 Business Homes tor Sale 31 3 bedroom full baHmant gaa heat clair garaga _ doub.. lot w!mobf11 hOm• 1Maton WV. 304-882 3583 Opportunity Homes lor Sale 32 33 Sunday Times Senttnei-Page-0-3 Rentals Farms for Sale 42 Mobile Homes Newly nmod•l•d rustle 3br 2 bath hom• wlapprox ,00 •c,., lncluciM pond tobacco basa bam garage/Workshop & appll 1984 Schultz 14Jt:&4 wld.ckl 2 orchard Located between Gal bedroom AC storage bul!d ng llpolls & Rio Gn1ndll In W1lnut call 304-675 7t86 aher 6 00 p m Towna.Mip"'- Soulhw•atem School Dtatrtcl uaytlme 814-286-5039 1988 2 bedroom t4x10 furnished Ennlngs 614 379 2188 11'1111trl utilities paid e~~:cepl 1lectr c rtqulre refer•ne• and Reduced 12 tern tobacco credit approval will consider bat• 2 barns 3 bedroom 11111111 HUD 304-675-4264 aflsr 5 00 Ohio At 7 304 7113-8'196 614-6432971 PM Mobile Homes !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO / room 1 112 bath 1 3 ac'" ad,.eommendt thai you do busl n•u with peopls you know 1nd ditlonal 33 acr.. hunting and 614 OG2 7t18 or 1 384NOT to ••nd money through th• limber 2091 mall until you h•n ln~••ligated S.le or rant e room hOUie 2t 10 th•oH•Ing. A tram• lor ••Ia by owner 2200 N Main Will consider anything square fHt 1 11~1ng room w/tprlal of valut 11 down paym 1nt 304 WOLFF TANNING BEDS atairc:a11 il tlrtplace 11110 In- 458 1m. Commerc•l Hom• Units From cludat custom made aolld oak 11H 00 Lamps Lotlona At:cnIn bookcaH Dining rvom Three bedroom home Nln• IOrie.. Monthly Paymant• Low built buln In khehen wllh range larg1 ,...~ old-Bradbury Larg• out At $18 00 Call Today FREE laundry room 4br meaturing building woodshed blleketball Color Calalog 1-800.22U292. approiC 12r14 10Il2 10x1(. cout1 twlmmlng pool $45 000 9tc40 2 bll:hrooms Will to wal 1 &,....192~1 carpatlng throughout Electric I;:;:.,::;:.::;::;.______ 22 Money to Loan b11oboard hullng 3 cor dotoch 32 Mobile Homes garage wld1>0r opaner1o county LOANS BY MAIL wotor 11pllc oyolom & oot1o!Uto lor Sate Up to $5 000 In 72 hours W• dlah1 .~11 on 43 a ocr11 for can help you g•l 1 slgnalur• $85 wu Home on 13 ICIW tor .,.. B.,on. 12x60 2 bedrooms. Loan By Mall 1-900-246-6500 S75 000 30 8 aerea ,,. avalllbll all altctric axe cond 304-a9s$.i 951.. w/purchaH of homt for an adcU- l353=::4:..,._ _---c--:-:--tlon.J $10 000 locltld Rl 3 Gal- 12x80 house trailer and lot on llpolla DtrKtlon. Take Rt 35 lo Wllllam• Hollow Rd 6f4..25623 Professional Rt 588 to Cora Mill Road Home 6320 l11r,proa:lmalely 2 112 to 3 mlln I::=:..,.oc-cc------:-:----,-Services on eft In Ohio Call 1-614-446- 12xt5 MobUt Homt needs 6611 In Wnt VIrginia Call 1 some rtpalr $2 i95 will con lafay•He Garden Canter 304-344 5638 ah•r 5p m alder car or PU Trad1 In 814 Specializing In dried •vertastlng or 6\4-446-6865 flowsrt c-~o~ttom ordert w•r- 3 or 4 bldroom houH dlah- I44&-6188 ~::_::_::::c_::,.:.::___:_::__:_:_:__:,--,--,----= come W• dellvtl' In G•t wash1r atove ratrtg fuel oil 14170 Mobile homa and lot 3 llpollt 453 Jackaon Plkt fumaca w~burner flrtplace bedroom rural walar 814 367 G.IIUpclla 614 446-4848 Assume loan with $'1 500 down 0154 and paymanta of $306 month I:1::=-9-ky_ll_no_ _ bod _ roo _ m- 12x _ 6_0 970 2 loeated In Patriot Call 614 lN- Gaa stove gas tumac. carpel 2858 5p m 8p m $3.!100 e14137H238 GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 I::.:=:..::.:=c::..:=....:..---,--__ Real Estate O.lln~uent tn 19711 C.rrlaga 1-iouu All 1lec IU ren..l~ 2 blthl 121M 18 000 61• proportrr-- epoHIII on• Your 2br 448-1!11 .,.. n ao5-687-6000 Ext GH 1_:_::__:_:_:_::__ _ _,---,-=c-4562 for current rapo list 1G'7!5 Champion 14165 2 BR Nf Andy sytvt 1 R•any 3 Mdroom up on private lot on 218 6 ml 1984 Schun Mx70 wlupando 2 bath raneh style hom• on 3 from town 1-4500 FrN rent tor 2br 2 t.th1 l•rg• porchla CA country ICfH located on Sr r':-Y-:" =r _:_ aM:_:_:256_:_:_:_13_:_1_:_:__-,--------,--13 on 112 acre10t Rt 2. Nor1h of Pt 1982 Townhouu 14I7D double PIIINtnt Exc cond Frsnch 681 $35 000 814-592 1244 Clly Mobile HomH 614-446- GOVERNMENT HOMES from .. pando CA On prlvat• rented 11340 304-675-0898 304-67$- S1 00 10 Rlptlr) Forecloaurta lot In Rodnay 814-448-1538 •htr 3313 Repos Tax O.llnqu1nt _5:_:p_:_m _ _ _ _ _ _,----~ 1 Propa"ln Now selling vour 1984 M1n1lon Mx60 111 alec 2 2 bedroom full elze btt~ment are• Call 1 315-73&-7375 Etct H baths waa:h•r •nd dry•r A1C located G'"r Road 100r200 lot p.artlalty turnl1hed 304-675-7677. 138 500 304 273-2004 or 304- OH-02 curr1nt 11111 24 hra 1---....:..=-..,,:.:..,...,.....,.-- 2 or 3br hom• In O.lllpolls $275/mo O.poal1 required 614 256-6848 3br houN o'lerlooklng rl~tert remodelad. $375 Fumlthea apartment ld111 for working man like new flr•plae• $275". Large stor~ge building Ideal for tobieco or 1U1o repelr $150 month 614-446-1615 or 614-446 1243 For lilt or rent 4 bedroom 59 Gar11etd Ave No lnalde pete double wide erdw•ll Ohio 35 Lots & Acreage & deposit call 614-446 Rent $250 month Sal• $21:000 1 25 acr• lot on Rl160 4 miles $250/mo Conl•cl John Sldlrt 304 875- from Holzer Exc 'llew ot th• 1828 4121 216-345-9340 or Smith country aide $4 500 614-446RNUy 614-44H806 42 Mobile Homes 6373 SPECIAL. Factory lo you1991 2 lor Rent or 3 bedroom14a:70 modalt 11 lh• unbellevabl• prlc• of 14x70 trailer 3 bedroom unfur $12 900 detlver.d and HI up. nlehed $225 mo id1p Mid C.II1-BD0-729-4045 tor details 5 acret land on Rl 2 Eck1rd dl•portJRutland ,,.. No lnalde pelt 614-~2 2075. Nashua 14x70 wletcpando Chapel Road 304-675 3190 tltuatad 75 acre Lind Point Nlc• lot Lincoln Av• $5 000 1981 2br 1•1160 nlct 1 rea 4 PINnnt Many 1X1rea: priced 614-446-8038 atl1r 4p m miiH from Hotnr S R 160 on lnsptCtJon 304-675-7917: Rateranc• Requlr1d $300 0 J Whllt Rd 2 acrn wooded month I 9«:: deposit 614-446building lot ready lo build on 6189 61....46-&665 33 Fanns for Sale restricted $8 iOO 614 245-8585 27 acr• farm 4ml from town Route 2 Athlon 1 acre lot• 3 2 bedroom total 1iactrlc $250 has blacklop rd achool mall mlln aouttl Gallipollt Locka per month lncludu trash water telephone el ~trlc1 . .puc tank, public wattr no 1'1atrlctlons lnd tawlr peld S150 HCUrlly rural water hooK up 614-446 som• with rlvlf frontagt 304 d1poslt Appllcatlont taken 30467$-3000 untll 6 00 PM 2605 call after 5p m 576-2336 Real Estate General Apartment tor Rent tor Rent 2 & 3 br Mobil• Hom•• tor rent Cell•h•r 2p m 614-446-0521 3 or 4 b•droom houta and three bedroom apartmtnt• for rent In Middltpor1 814-182 2554 tor Sale home wllh 3 bedrooms t.mlly room garag• In Rustle Hills SyncuM Priced at $39 000 614-092 548&/814-902 31'11 Hou11 3 bedroom r~nchw 8 112 acrn 304-875-3372 44 2 bldroom trailer 104' r1nt In Racine arn 614-892 5858 2br trsller for rent 614-446-n20 4 room• and bath hou .. ln nice n•lghborhood ,.ferenc11 r• gulrad or will 1111 wltM owner fme.;d'ng 304~75 1090 Mobllt hom• 14x7'5 2 bedrooms 2 balt'lt wllh 20 ft IX pando 1250 month wster and tr11h tumlahed r•taranca required $100 deposit, garden •p•ce available 304 675-5520 44 Apartment tor Rent 1 b1droom apal1mant In Mid dl•port Total el•ctrlc wster and kitchen turnlthed $210 monthly plut d1posll 614 992-3667 or 614-i92-3312 2 rooms & bt1h n•wly remode led $200/mo All uUUiea Included Oeposh r•qulred 614•46 77'l3 614-446-4222 2br apartment on Aral Ava CA/gat heat R•f & Dtp No pelS 814-446-1079 Real EstatB GBneral BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 538 Jackson PIU from fliilmo Walk to shop & movltl Call 614-446 2568 EOI-I For R•nt N•w 1br apartment carp1l kltch1n furnlsMed water, $240 monlh plua depoth 614· 446-6568 Fumlt~ed bas11111nt apar1menl Pom•roy Ail utllltl11 paid S60 wHk or $200 month ISO deposit 814/949 2526 Fumlshed Efficiency, all utilities p1ld share bath $'135/mo 819 Second Avt 614-446-3945 Fumlsh•d Efflcl•ncy UUIIII11 Paid Gallipolis 446-4418 after 7p m $175 614 Fuml•hetl upstairs apt suitable lor on• person r•fer~nc11 end deposit $225 piUI IIICII'tC 304 675-2651 Grsclou• living 1 and 2 b.d room apartment• at Vlllag• M•nor and Rlv•rside Apar1manlt In Middleport From $196 C1l! 614 992778l EOH Real Estate General 675-1279 THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of Southeast Ohio NA the leg•l holder of the followtng descnbed per sonal property by vrrtue of S.Curity Agreement dated November 29 1989 doe• hM'eby offer for ule on the 28th dey of September 1990 at ten o cloclt A M m tt11 off•ce• of the Installment loen Oepar1m1nt m Galh poh OhiO the followmg 1990 Chevy S 10 Blazer 4 WO Sfriol #1 GNCT1 BZ8L0115498 whkh may btl .nap&eted by 11ppo1ntmsnt Th& bank off art thi1 vehicle without war rant•• and r&serves the r ght to accept or r&)ect any offar r&eeived Term• of Sale w1ll be Cash of' C recht by priOr arrange mont SE PT 19 23 1990 1 September 23, 1990 Vatel'lns Memonal Hospital for the exlrl spectal care J1111 was 11wn dunnc his many l1mes 1n the hospital the past 2Y1 years You are all very special people Thinks for car1111 :The J1111ts H (Jim) Owens F11111ly ' other vanoua routes and tec11on1 1n the C•ty of Gall poha and 1n the townsh•pa of Rac::coon Green Add son and Galhpol1 m Gall a County and vanous routa1 1n Jaclnon Count)! by up grldmg 11gn ond stgn I ght 1ng Pro)8ct leng t h 0 DO feet or 0 00 mile Work length 37 950 feet or 7 19 mtle Pl!lllement w1dth Var1e1 The date set for comple lion of th11 wortt shall be 1e1 forth In the b1ddmg propo sal Each bidder shall be re quned to t le wnh h111 b d a cet11fied check or cuh1er a check for an amount oqual to f1ve per cent of h11 b d but n no event more thAn t fty thouqnd dollars or a bond for ten per can t of hiS l)j d payable to the D~rector Btdders mu11 apply on the proper form1 for qual1f ca t•on It lea•t ten davs pnor to the date tet for open ng btdl 1n accordance wrth Chapter 6526 Oh1o Aev11ed Coda Ptans and spec ficat•on• are on file in the Department of TransportatiOn and the of ftce of the D11tr ct Oeput)l O~rector The Dnector reserves the 11ght to reJect a IV and all bids BERNARO B HURST DIRECTOR September 23 30 ACCOUNTING/COMPUTING JOBS Trl County 1 Adun Ma a k I en 8 weeks ~d white Progr~m will provide you with & c aam color 614-446-21n tntlnlng for a VIrility of Account lng end Oat• Procuslng jobs evenings by giving you lnatruction 1nd h•nd-.on lr1lnlng In 1 mod•m 0 dor type hospital bed with s des good condition 304~75- l•b fumlshed with up-to-date • qu lpment C1ll 1-800-637-6508 7544 NOW to secure vour place in Pupp as lo glveaw•y 614-446 lhi1 exclllng program F11l Term 1909 CIU!IIII b.gln October 1 1990 6 Lost & Found Customer has lost 1 wallet I ont door ol Johnson• Sup., market Gallipolis Owner Must ldent fy 614-446-9593 Found a half grown black tamale puppy, downtown Pomery area Medium length Malr loves people 614 992 3410 Found very h' endty •m•ll lama e blk and wMite tong ha~red dog recenlly tpeytd. 2917 B rch A.ve 304 675-3665. BUILD FOR YOUR FUTURE L11rn both rough 1nd finish carpentry akllla at lhtl Adun Fo und 2 seta: ol k1ys In lhe Educstlon C.nter-Tri..COUnty town ol Pomeroy 614 gg2 2155 Vocatlon1l School The Aduh Found Child 11 DynaKlds sMoe Csrpen1ry pr~ram will provide you with tralmng to bKom• 1 Brown 6t4 992 2155 carpenter Carpentry skills are Found Fem1 e black puppy In so lmport.tnl 1nd nrntU1 that downtown Pomery 11111 Ap- carpantll'l melt1 up the l1ry111 p OK mately 4 5 mot lha cHd group ol building t111d1 workllfl 614 992 3420 To reg l al ~r tor c1a11.. ~i'"" nlng Octobll' 1 nil 1 8 37 Found Glass11 Wer1 found In 6508 A1k about our ~arlety of ohofark ng lot at end ot 124 et funding sources av•ll•bl• to Rt 614 992 2155 pay tor 1r1lnlng 7 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity Announcements 3 Announcements Gold Credit Card cash advance program V sa/Master ca rd guar No ..curlly daposll 1-900 446 0040 $25 IMPORTANT NOTICE TMe deadline lor changes lo be made In the 1991 Ohio Va toy PMone Boolt ls F lday Octoba 5th Anvo ne need ing add 1 ons deletions t:Mangu or w shlng o adver1 se should ca ll between 9 5 weekdavs al -800 556 8930 or mall nlorma on lo Cham p1on Dirac tor es Inc P 0 BoJ 22 Norwalk OH 44857 3 edull domest ic rabbit• 304 m 5838 or n3 5053 3 all bl1ck 1 304-882 2519 ---,--- • I white killen• 3 llmlle adult cat• 2 female 6 wMk old khlent 614 99:2-6777 Blue Tick female 2 yrs old 304 937 21195 Frse Clothing 614 256-6109 614 256 1514 Ha I fofuskay 9 month old tema • dog 304 615-4376 2 In Memory In Lovmg Memory of our Mother and Sostor NATAUE SIGLER LOVING MEMORIES Your gentle face .11nd patient smile W11h 1adnets we recall You had a kmdly word for each And d1ed beloved by all The v01ce 11 mute and 1t1lled the heart That loved us WBII and true Ah bnter wa1 the In&! to par1 From one 10 good as you You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be Ae long aa hfe and me morv lett We will remember thee We mill you now our heana are tore At time goea by we mist you more Your lov~ng smile your gentle face No one can f1ll your v.11 cant ploce S•dly mlooed by Doughtoro Son• Brothoro ond S!otoro end Gr•ndehlldron BE iN DEMAND Food nrvice worker• made up one of the lar gest and futnt growing oc cupat on11 groups In the labor force Enroll now tor Fell Term In the Adu 1 Food M1n1gement 1nd C.terlng Program at The Adult Educa11on C.nt1r- Tri County VocaUon•l School We hive • variety of fund ng aourc" available for thou who qua lly C11ll 1 BOD-6JNI508 Clan" begin October 1 Hl90 ALL Yard Seln Must Ba Paid In Adv1nce DEADLINE 2 00 p m I he day belor1 !he ad Ia lo run Sunday edit on 2 DO p m Friday Monday edit ion 2 00 p m Slturday Cosm•tologlst needed! Gu•ran teed wag" ~ld v1cellons 614 4461267. Oltplay•~ NNded tor new and expanding comp~~ny Flexible hours c.all 614 698-6078 or Nnd lnqulrl11 to Hsritege Acctnta P 0 Bo~~: 181 Albany OH 45710 Attention Terry Lang DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BV THE RAPID CHANGE IN MANUFACTURING TECH NOLOOY Receive Specialized tnlnlng In m.ehanlc..sl hyd Yard & G•ntge S111 Monday 1'11ullc and •lac:trlcal com 24th thru Frt 28th Sspl pone nit of factory equipment In H g ey 1 Barber Shop Upper Sl the Adun lndualrlal AI 7 614-446 0002 Fruzer TV m•lntenance Progum •t The wasMer dryer olhar Adult Educetlon C.ntar-Trl County Voe1tlon ScMoot W• h1v1 1 varilty ot funding 8 Public Sale sources a~tall•ble f04' •Uglble & Auction •ppllcanlt ct ..... beg n Oc Iober 1at Call 1-800-637-8508 to R ck Pearson Auction Company regltter now boolllng •uctlon• u Traclorff1'1111er Get perience maket !Me dlfl1rtnc• Drivers Licensed Ohio Kentucky W•• Hom• Gil Mll11 with Victory E•preu of D1y1on Ohio V rg ma 304 m 5785 Banarltl lndudl N•w Ccmpet Wedemeyar 1 Auction S•rvke liVI Wags Seal• Monthly Fuel & P•rformance Bonut P1ld R o Grande Ohio 614 245-5152 H.. lth O.ntal And Llfa Ins Oav d Bo9gs Auc1lon S•rvlca Out1t1ndlng Profh Sharing Now bookmg auctions licens;J Pl1n Annual Hoiid1y Fund' In Ohio 614~46 mo Puaengar Program & Much Mortflnm •nd slngl• 11al openllona available Tninlng scMool ttudentl or straight Comp!at1 household or Ett81ul !ruck drtvtrs W• hav• the but Any typ1 ol tumllure lp- tre lnlng program In the bull p !ancu antlqut • tic Also ness C1U lor Details Call apprlll!alaval ab .. 614 245-5152 Netionwlde l..SD0-543-!WJ31 800-35t-07251n Indian• 1 800Used mobile hom.. cell 814 521...0;,8 446-0175 Warned to Buy Honea or Earn money by the Wlllk Join th1 numbers to d1monslrat1 Pon n 614-446 2107-day 614 Chl'latmaa-Around Th.. Wor1d 388-8504 evtnlng• July O.C11mber L..ave nam1 Wanted To Buy Junk AUios addr111 and phon1 number on with or Without motou Call snswerlng urvlc• &14-992-631i Larry Lively 6J4-388-9303 e.m up to $500 wnkly stuffing •nvelopet at home usy work no IIplrltncs For frM Info Employment Services Hnd SASE to PhiiiiM P 0 Box 855 Maywood N J 07607. lmmedllla op~nlnge ava !able In Part time natructor needed lo Athens arN Full and part lime each commun ty and par!!oonal quick adv•nc•menl companv sk Us lo adults In the r own wtll train Neat appearance a home (Me 9!1 County) V.ulous must $1200 to s ar1 If you skills and talents needed If you qualify Call Thursday Friday or 1ke to cook ••ere se garden Monday blltw•en 1o-4 pm 614 ead or d v...,._.wa may have a 592 2703 Job !Of you W• re looking tor people who enjoy other people INTELLIGENCE JOBS FED who can teach various skills lo CIA US Customt OEA ate others who a11 cr1allv1 and Now Hiring lisllnga ( 1) 805- w ltlng to work u part ot an 187-6000 Ext K 10189 energetic team High school de gree lo'alid drlvar s licenu and INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN good d l'o'lng record required AUTO MECHAN ICS? Jon one ot !Salary $5 00 hour 12 I he Nation 1 taslest g ow ng hours/week If inlerested cell tmployment fkllds The Adu (l 286-6039 no Ia tar than 10 3 90 Aulo Mechanic• Program at Tri ask for CM sty Equal Oppor Cou ly J VS will teach you En !unity Employer glne RefalrJ.. Engine Tune up E actrlca ::iya:tema Brakes Retall Store ManagG r noeded St .. rlng Suspens ens Rear lor local store 3 yea s 1:.: AMill Heat ng Air Cond ion ng parlance & merchandising & 0 esel Eng nes and N A IS E opera! ons cia Box 046 Ga P ectlce r.atlrliJ For more In lipolls Dally Tribune 825 Th rd torma1lon on this ••clllng A\o'e Galllpo Is OH 45631 program call 1 800 637 6508 POSITION NOW We want to hsar from SOCIAL WORK you I Fall term clu"t begin Oc Program Coordin1tor position ava nabie al two residential tober1st 1990 prog ra m• tor people with m1n JOB HUNTING? NEED ASK ILL? tal retardation and dev1lopmen WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS tal dlubll t •• In Galla: County 11 Auto Mechsn!c! Account OM!o Rupon5ibllitlet Include lng!CompuHng Speda lsi Car the day to-day 1upervlslon ol psnt•rtl Cosmetologists 11'1e program Must have one Food Service year ex per encs 1nd • lour year Electr cans Worktrt Elsctronlct T.ch degrH In a human 11rvlcet nlclan1 lndustrtel Melntanant:e laid E1parienc1 wltM M1dlcald Worit•r1 MacMinlsts egu allons and prll\o'loua •• P1rslega1s Secretartu and perience w h personnel supe Waldera Register now for etas vision prate red Va lid drilo'lf s ••• beginning Octoblr 1 1990 lcensa and good drllo' ng record Call Tri-Counly Vocational Adu I 1 qu red Flex bill hours l b&ral Cenler at 1 600-637-6508 A benefit package Salary $16 variety of funding sou cea to 19 000 yea r All appl cal ons pay for training are •wallabl• lor must berst marked by 10-0t tholll el glbl• 90 Sen rasume IO C•c Ia B~ke r Buckeye Commun ly Job opening notice Me1gs Ser'ol PO Box 604 Jack Countv Board Manta Ralarda son ces 45640 Equa I Oppor ton •nd O.VIIIopmenlal D & lun•t yOH Employtr abilillat P1rt lime urly childhood apeclalisl to Instruct SOCIAL WORK POSIT!ON Csr eton School Infant earl P ogram Coo d nalor position childhood prog11m Start $131 avanable al lwo resid1nlial par hour 11 7 hr per waek Must programs tor peo ple w th men be able to ob!aln OOMR DO tal retardation and developman ur ly lnterv•ntlon 1peeia!lst tal dlsablllllfll n Ga/lla County cer1 Po.tlng enda 9-29-90 Send Ohio Rasponslb til! lncluda r11ume only to Meigs MR!OO the dav 1<>-dBy superv slon ol 1310 C.rleton Street "Syracuu lh& program Must have on 11 Ohio 45779 C A R F Acc redit a year experience and a lou ~ear tlon 89 92 Meigs MR DD does degree In a Muman services not dlserlm n11te !n provls on of lefd Ex per ence w lh Medicaid ltrvlcea a NO employment on regulation• and prtv ous n the basla of hand cap race per ence with JMU11onnal super color creed national orlgm vision preferred IJa ld drivtr s au or cenae and good driving reeord equ ad Flnlble hours liberal Look ng lor Barber Stylists 614 benefit package Salary $16446-8803 614-446-a355. 19 000/ year A!l app ications must ba posl marked by 10 1 90 MEDICAL RECORDS COR RESPONDENCE PHOTO COPY Sa nd resume to Cec Ia Baker CLERK Nallonat med ical record Buckeye Community Servlcn cop ng company has a unique P 0 Box 604 Jackson OH Equal Opportunity cterlc•l posh on ava l able to 45640 work tor our corp In Po n Employer Pteaaanl WV me dical ta cl!lly Appro:dmately 16 lo 32 hours Tobacco cutlers 14 cents a stick Tobacco housers $4 pe ptr w111k M•dlcal record u perltne• preferred Cal ~collect) hour Youngs Farm Buflalo 1 804 363-0635 or se nd resume Putnam County 304 937 2530 to Smart Corp P 0 Box 68537 ahar 8 00 PM VIrginia Beach Va 23455 VIdeo Towne Now hiring must hav e movie Need work? Full and par11 me music or r1 all expo lance work alo'allab 11 Call 10 00 a m at 61 Oh o R "'" Plua to 4 OOp m Thursday F day or apply Gallipolis Mond•y 614 592 2802 •g• ------ NURSING HOME AD MINISTAATOR OMio c•ns&d NHA needed 16 20 hou s per Wllk lor • 35 bed nursing can ltr In Southeast Oh o Knowledge of regu at1on1 good communrcatlons and eader ahip lkllll ars • must Submit contldente! re1ume toM Greg N•J•on Centurion Managament Group 1390 I( ng T a• Drl\o'e Dayton Ohio 4S405 or call 1 51i-278.0n3 Wanted El&ctronlc Techn clan Sand res ume o P 0 Bo11 702 Gall polls OH 4_S_6_Jt_ _ __ WANTED Par1 t ma po&ltlons ava ilable at a communlly grou p home tor ptrsons with developmental disabllitlse In G;; a Coun y(1) 20 hrslwk 9a m -6p m Sat/Sun Bidwell (2) 35 hrstwk 11p m a 30a m tM!Fri 11p m Sat tp m Sun 8 dwell (3) 33 Mr&'Wk 2 31)..8 30 Easy Phon• World A local num 11 Help Wanted ber on $325 1 d•y If not more TWW!Th ~rl 411p m Sat Gal plus entwtr phones lor PARALEGAL CAREER Be a llpolla (41 30 hrllwk 3 9p m $300 par111me S2 500 full lime It WOfk at ~om1 be your own N•tlonwtd• Co now hirlngl814 pa11 ollhe taaml As a paratega Th/Fr 12 8p m Sat/Sun Gal boss own hours tounds ke 446 7496 after 6p m you will lnvtstlgata tht facts tlpolls ALL POSIT ONS Houra 11al11 a lawyer In p •paring as llstad tbov• plus 2 hour you can 304 "" SiSB n1 3 A Expert•ncad media 11l1a and any1lml the ceu for lr al Tri-County s weekly alai! meeting or n rtpr1untallve B1t1 plus eom sch•duled High Adult P~ralegal prog am w I otherwls• AVON All areas Call Marilyn mission 304 1V 7885 cell for In school degraa valid drl~ar 1 trsln you In Sources of Law larvlew W111v11r 304 882 2645 The Cour1 Svttems legal Pro license and good driving FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS cedurea and lagal Research racord good communication organlrallon 1kll1 HIRING rl6 000-$62"000 yur and Lagat Offlc• Prot:eduraa and Call 1-80!-SS..-8500 t:X'I 08 g68 Cell 1 8(10.637-6508 NOW lor In punctual and 1bl• to work •• torrae11on on raglstr1t!on and par1 of 1 t111m rtqulrtd ex tor lmm«<iete responM financial eld Fall Term Class11 perlenca: work ing with persona wllh menta! rtlard•llon and 2 In Memory GO THE WAY OF THE HI TECH Mgln October 111 devetopm•nt•l dlnblllt 111 FUTURE. Th1 Electronics Sar prelerred Salary $4 50fhr to vlclng progrsm 11 the Adult EARN MONEY lyplng Education Center- Tri-County wordproc... lng pertonal com start Send resume to Cecilia In Lov1ng Memory Of Vocallonal School wiN train you putlng. AI ~om1 Full or pt tim• Baker P 0 Box 604 Jackson for )obe: In the NrYielng and tie 000/yr. Income pot1ntlal (1) OH 45640 pleau tnd'icatt potl DONALD W tlon applying for D•dllllll tor malntenanc• of 11tc1ronle .. 805-087-&lOO Et B 10188 lppllcantt 0120110 Equel OpGILBERT qulpmant W• hiVe monl• M•tp NNded portunity Emptov., av•ll•bl• to pay- tor training for Snack Bar who palled away ellgibl• applie811tl Call 1-800- •v•nlngs & w"kend• must b• two veare ago 837-6508 to register tor ct111• 21 Apply CUfloldo Qoll Club Saptomber 18 1988 Mon 10-2. beginning October 1 3 Announcements We •re sad wtthln our Holp Wonlod Coy & Nlohl Slolh memory apply In pe,_,n, Mon:J=rl bet lonely are our hearts to WMn 2-.4 at D•lry DuNn of Gal llpoill doy To Be For the one we loved 10 HOME TYPISTS doarly Made In Tbe 1991 VaUey nNded 135 000 pot1ntlal Haa forevftf been called Detail• (1) 805-887-eooo Ext B Phone Book II Friday, Oct. s 45412. away We think of him In 11 Anyone Needing Additions Deletions Changes Hotu Tr~ln•r lo train & show lance Quarter Hor... in Western Or Wishing To Advertise Should Call No eye maytMUIWHP PIHIU,. & Harter ClaiHI 6148ut many tilent tMn are Batwl8n 9 a m 5 p m Weekdays• ~= lhld 1-aDO 556-8930 AVOH I All Ato~o I Shlrloy When othert era at ...P Bpuro 304-675-1428 Or MaH /nlormalKJn To Sodly mi-d by Ruth CHAMPION DIRECTORIES, INC Au11 DonN NNd Babysitter Prsfer Older Person full time plY Orandchlklren end P 0 Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857 negollon1bte 81,._.48-0433 Fomlly WOULO YOU LIKE TO WORK IN THE MEDICAL FIELD? II so Trt County a: Adult Olversllled Medical Oeeupatlona progrtm Is for YOU! Our prog111m provides you wllh a aolld foundation In medical ter mlnology and procldur•s •• well as -Instruction In youJ 1r11 of specillil.llion You ara alto t alnad In Job Seeking Skill• lha l will provide you the graduete wi!M en added tx>otl for persooat success In lhe Job market Ca 11-800 6508 lo regis tsJ lor ctusu beginning 0<: Iobe r 1st 12 Magic 'teara Day C.r• Cant1r reasonable dependable llcenu qlllllty child c1r1 Mon day tMru Friday 7 30 1111 !5 30 For mor• Information or to reglaler 304-675-5841 Miss Paula a Day Cars Center Site affordable chlldcart M F 6 • m 5 30 p.m Ages 2 10 Befort •tter et:hod Drop-In• welcom• 614-446~224 P ano pupils teughlln my hom• To beginners •d\lane.d students end adult• Aiao latch chording and traspotlng II In tsrestecf614:~992 5403 Situation Rooting pelnUng carpent1ry plumbing and aecuaorla• Wanted Guaranteed worlt wllh tlft,.n Can 1 blat 11'1 ... prtt:ea Eipertenced mother would llk1 ces guaraniH 614-446 7292 or 304lo babysit In her home Mid 675-"11154 dleport 614 992 6936 Top-Notch aecretary d11lr11 pe" time work 304-61'5-3882. HOUNC... nlng 7 roomt 1 112 beti'IS. country tlvlng bUI c1o111o and town Rt Molgo 3j:.4 School lans Townohlp Rood 27 Flrol rvod to ~;.: C•ll614-992 7t18 or 1 384 11 I" WIR E INSTAll AriON d lal u \ a ,., e and <abe ~ ys ltms S&~ ) Ea n ()ljf o os .t ood ou~ & Auction AUCTION SAWMILL EQUIPMENT 8o REAL ESTATE DUNLOW WEST VIRGINIA MONDAY OCTOBER161990AT1030AM We have been comm1aaloned to aellet absolute auc ton the equipment of Mtvnerd Lumber Company SAWMILL EOUIPMEP'IT- TRUCKS- FORKLIFTS GENERATORS - ETC REAL ESTATE Cell or wr 1e for free brochure and lermt JIM McCUTCHEON AUCTIONEERING COMPANY Jamea M McCutcheon Auctioneer P 0 Bo• 4268 Parkersburg WV 26104 wv #489 91 Fu 304 486 7B77 Phone 304 / 486 8581 PUBIC AUCTION Fndav. Seot. 28. 1990 AT TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO AT 6PM New btcycles floor 1acks tents furniture new &used small k1tchen appliances tools phones lots of new & used m1sc too num erous to ment1on ALL DEALERS WELCOME FOLLOW SIGNS TERMS OF SALE Cash or Check wrth pos11ive I D Auctroneer BILLY STALDER L1censed and Bonded by 11 pe orl~~:nc and med a c.n«6 3343 ARMV BE ALL YOU CAN BE SOLDER lellan yole ro hi" cha"enge ol a~ 1.'1 ~ [an O'o'E S&4 5oermo osla l I'll~ lood IOd~lnR ana 446-3343 mP,; " The Gallla Murgs CAA IS an equal opportunity employer EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7 00 PM DAY BUILDING ON RT 35 BY PASS CONSIGNMENTS TAKEN FROM 12 00 TO 6 00 DAY OF SALE 2 TRUCKLOADS OF NEW MERCHANDISE 8 cycles stereos exerCISe eQuipment m1crowave maho gany bunk beds Admiral TV Korby mdustnal sweeper loke new cetlong tan Cobra cordless phone &clock radto very good Homeltte 17 tnmmer good Echo tnmmer good 4 cu ft tractor dump cart very good Homelotecham saw electnc snow blower very good Black & Decker w cular saw very good Black and Decker dnll very good Rockwell1tg saw Joke new 20 Murray XL Track boys boke Keystone movte protector loke new Polaroid ca mera loke new Bulova mans walch Rolex look aloke men s watch very good Coleman portable Ras cook stove electnc shoe polosher very JIOod kerosene heater Other ttems too numerous to mentoon Terms Cash or Check With Proper I D DOOR PRIZES Auctioneer Dav1d Lie No 4596 c;.J!IpoiiS Ohio 614-446 n50 Licensed end Bonded In Stitt of Oh1o Not responsible lor 1ccldents or loss of property We 1re now looking for fall1nd winter ulu Bous $21 500 81 Acres more or less ~ca1ed on Harroson and Wal nut Townsh p woode d #00° 3 MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAY 111 And you m ght besurprosed what you can buy lhos hom e lor' lovely 2 slooy woth 3 bedrooms 1~ ba1hs I vong room part a h,semen t 2 lois each approx 85 1120 unallached two ca ga ageand a lot more C.ll1oday lo show ng and complete #2851 sl ng SMALL FARM - 12 ACRES Ideal too lhe lamoly who has oth et em ployment 6 room mode n home 2 or 3 bedroom s l'h balhs lull basement centra heatmg and a1 cond I on ng and county waler large ma sonry garage 32 x48 appro• lh s 1s n ce Pa stu re sa llenced and ha s a large pond and vested waler Tobacco base and a good barn ke new roolong and co ncrete I oor Pr ce has been reduced lo $51 900 Approx 12 molesl lrom Go I palos at Stale Route 775 #1845 LOTIA lAND Approx 133 acres n all Wooded sotuated n Oh o #0006 Townshop PRICED IN THE MID $20 s 4~ actes lUSt oulsode Gall pohs coty 1om Is 5 rooms 80 ACRES M/l Wooded acreage located n Huntongton Town shop Call today $17.600 00 #0005 and bath 3 bedroom s coty wateo and nat gas Land needs to be devel oped House ne eds some lender lovong care lh s one os one lhat you can own as reasonab le as poss1ble #2849 CHECK OUT THIS FARM Vony l s ded ranch woth 3 bedrooms 2 baths I v ng toom lamtly room eat on ktlchen w/double ovens Approx 75 acres 2 barns and severa l out bu ld n~s pond land 1 well Ideal for beef larm Cailloday lor more nfo mal on #2869 AFFORDABLE & ADORABLE" Th s cha mong 1987 28x48 foresl Park double wode has 2 altached decks 3 bedrooms 2 lu ll baths newer carpet 1n I~ ng room and dm ng area range refngerator wa sher and d ye n eluded Sfmage budd ng #28 68 m ENTRY LEVEL BAKERY MANAGEMENT POSITIONS end Big Bear Plus ere look1ng for talented I lo become p1r1 of our bakery management tralnmg program Our 11x month tratmng program 11 a ttep towardt becommg a blkery manager and running your own In store bakery We are lookmg for telf motivated career mmded mdlvidualt wit:h a da11re io learn EducatiOnal back ground or previous bakery experience would be bene f1c1al Qualified candidates must be able to relocate within our marketing area We offar excellent company pa1d beneflu and opportunh1e1 to advance lf you re looking for an axatlng career with plenty of opportumt101 •nd your reaume to THIS PROPERTY YOU CAN AFFORDI n VACANT LAND 13 ACRES approx G een !ownshtp rural water wd electr c ava lab e #1836 188 ACRES More or less sotualed al Adam svol e Har sb ur g Road Callloday lor more nformatoon #0001 BOAT DOCKING PRIVILEGES A e ncluded w th lh s 3 be droo m mobole home and 2 lots (approx 701 cable TV ava able Coly schools Callloday lao more del a Is #1860 16 ACRES MORE/ lESS located tn Hunltn gton Townsh tp 12 acres m/ 1 $7 000 4 acres m/ 1 $3 700 #0007 ' JUDY DEWITI J HEALTH FACILITIES SURVEYOR Surveys health care facrhty tn a multt-county area to insure compliance with all Medtcare/Medrcaid standards of care Candtdates should be an RN, or RN/QMRP Expenence tn long term care and supervtston preferred Travel required 4-5 days per week Occas1onal overnights Salary $25,730, plus travel allowance and excellent benefits To apply or mqutre, contact· Rebecca Maust The Ohio Department of Health Bureau of Medical Service 246 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43266-0588 (614) 466-2070 Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer 446 8147 379 2184 446 4255 BROKER Memll Carter Cathy Wray 379 2449 446 8006 441 0703 Sam Hoffman Jeannte Tolhver Tammte DeWttt Judy COewiH Personnel Manager Harts/Big Bear Stores 1169 Dublin ld. Columbus, Ohio 43 21 S EOE COMMERCIAL BUILDING bcellenl lor rela I sales SR 160 local on Br ck conslr ucl on low ma nl enance approx 1 500 sq M wa k n cooler Buold ng construcled 198 3 r ~ mode ed 1989 PLUS 2 bedroom apaolmenl bath spaciO us v ng room equ ppod k tche n Large gravel par k n! a ea Laroe lol Ca llodav lor moe mtormallon and exact ocatlo n P ced below replacemenl cosl #1863 446-6624 goul~ehn g}i~~s CRea~ £gtate ~n(:. Mr. lobert SIH the State of Oh1o PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE lOOK NO FURTHER Convenoenl local on good scho ols 3 4 bedroom 2 balh splollevel I v ng roo m and tam ly room Large kitchen and d n ng area N ce corner lot A! lordably proced $40 s #2827 NEW LISTING! JUST RIGHT for the couple ust s1artong out or reltrong' Cute 3 bedroom ranch home n ce kotchen, I vong roomd sode pooch or car~ort Stooage outldtng an lenced lot approx 72 !ISO IMMEDIATE POS SESSION' #2875 HELP WANTED ARMY; .BE ALL YOU. CAM BE: ' 1 BOO 347 6959 The Gatha Matga Community Actton ta seekmg an In dlvidual to ftll the pasttton of Weatherlzatton laborer Apphca ttons wtll be accepted until October 1 1990 Applicants should have expert ence m aperatmg power tools general knowledge of home repa1r trades de pendable transportation and a vahd dnvor s hcenso Salary ts based an the current salary schedule Applicants must apply at the OBES offtce Gallt polls 446-3343 '-i NEW LISTINGI RES IDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL Property located at SR 35 West area Vtnyl soded 3 bedroom ranch 1 48 acres approx andl100sq #2873 II commercoa bu ldong Call today lor complete loslong SEMI DIIVEIS Wo ll respoo:lad &llllbl~htd Air fr~lhl Cmior osseokona 0 I R Drivers Requtrtmtnls 23 yens or older less than 3 movtn& vtolatlons 1n the last 3 yurs tnd all Mather tractor trtlltr tXptrltnce No DUI reclless operations or cnmt nat record Oruc screen bKkcround lnvest1pt1on and MVR roqu oreel Quahhed Ortven can en toy an uullent benefit pacUce n cludlnj4DIK plan 10110r med Kal (II e & dontol) pood "'~ Ions & holodo,s Vary compoli love po, Good equipment ond untforms prov1dsd Gall Dale Mondoy lhru f rodo, 9 om to 12 Noon ond I pm 5 pm 11 WI DAti TIANSPOIT, INC. ARMT BE ALL YOU CAll 8£• The Army can help you get an edge on col lege expenses m rust two years When you enlist and qualify for a cerlatn sktll you could become ellgtble for the Mont gomery Gl B1ll Plus the Army College fund That means you could earn $17 000 lor college wtlh a two year enlistment And the Army wtll gtve you another edge too You II develop the seH-dtsctpllne salf con lidence and matunty you II need to succeed 1n college Fond out more about how you can get S17 000 tor college tn JUSt two short years Call your local Army Re crutler tor more tnfor matoon today Ji Help Wanted HEAL:JH CARE Th Ar ny (~ n tr n you n .a wllle ;~re t] I( nl re~ l ng med1 I t:S ' u ou d wo rk SUCCESS. GET AN EDGE ON COL1£GE EXPENSES Public Sale /;1:1=~H:e~l~p:;:;;a:n;t;;;;::; Help Wanted C.t 4-46-3343 8 ed OPPORTUNITIES (M/F) ARMY BE All YOU CAN BE Houucleanlna or cars or th• or both elderly $35Jday $40 dar Ref a 614 446 ns:) W @ ou a 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBORHOOD! E>qu Sl le 3 bedroo ms 21\ balh home n greallo calion \ ~ory w th approx 2 374 sq f oil v ng space pl us approx 28'x24 garage Fam y room lormallov1n1 room dmong a ea and much much much morefCoty sc hoo s Call today lor complete lostmg #2848 REDUCED $27 000 Cozy and comlortabl e 2 bed oom v nyl stded home L•vmg room balh eat n k !chen !a rg~ de lached garage and approx 1 acre #2829 lAND/HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP 50 acres more oo less lronlage along Shepard la ne Call lao more deta Is #0004 VACANT LAND Approx $18 000 50 acres mostly wooded Ask ng #0002 DO ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT l111 1ng room tam ly room and formal d mng taom 3 large bedrooms (large wa k n closet oH master bedroo m! 2'h balhs Ove stzed 2 car garage [quopped kolchen Ma nlenance tree v nyl sodong cone ele drove Presgtogtous ne ghborhood Keep coo th s summer w lh the cub pool' #2831 YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS Googeous br ck home 1usl as soon as you lak e one look you 11 besold 3 bedrooms loomal d nong & 1vmg oooms 3 baths lamtly room lully equ1oped ktlchen 2 car gatage and sep,.a le 24 .36 gar age pond povate seH ng Exceploonally n ce home wtth a lot o! ameml•es • over 4 acres Ctv schools 1 2857 NEW liSTING RODNEY PIKE AREA You I ftnd thos 4h acre mil tract ol vacant land Rural water avatlable All land os cleared •n~ ~r ble 0 u! ' $25 000 00 I I\ slory ho me w th 4 bedrooms 2 v ng ooo ms lormal d nong and lam ly room 2 k tcheo s patl al basemen! an sotuated on 2 n ce IMIIots pu s gat age stmage buold ng and I aon Ca llodav ,.834 5 SMALL FARM RIO GRANDE AREA Remodeled 3 bedroom s very aMracl ve home n eludes lull basemen! approx 30 acres and lhal booders Rac coon Creek Sma ll wooded lol pas lure land lobacco base and good s" barn •n good cond ton Please call to moe deta ls #2871 RACCOON PlEASURES Have all I he en1oyment ollered by I v ng along Ra ccoon Coeek wtth lhos 3 bedroom ran ch f ull basemen! 12 xl6 deck alum num s1dmg ap prox ~ acre lawn wolh approx mately 77 leet ol cree k lrontage Access lo boat dock Callloday lor locatoon Proced al $35 000 ~2870 2 4 DIVORCE YOURSELF FROM THOSE RENT PAYMENTS! When ou could be paytng tor lhtS newly remo deled bedroom 1anch ltvong room bath lorced air gas heat newet deck area nestled emong shad~ trees on approx 1 acre lot t2162 l DO YOU WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY7 Call us to see thtsappealtng 1988 14 •56 mobtle home $iluated m qulellrea Ntcewell matnlatned lawn Call today lor more mformatton t2133 APPROX 71 ACRES IN ALL Corn crob metal tree stoll barn storage butkltng. pond and spnnt tobacco base Molkl~l system and mtnaral ng~ts tncluded PlUS 2 3 bedroom home wrth hvong room bath lormal dintng and more Call today lor complete ltsttng! IDEAl COCA TION 12135 �Page 44 D-4-Sunday Trmes-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, 47 Wanted to Rent Apanment tor Rent 51 bedroom furnished apt., deposit & reference required, 304-882- 2566. Nicely Fumlahad Mobile Home in city. CA. Suitabla lor 1 person. Ref. &Oap Required 614446.0ll8 Now accepting applications lor Muon Apls, AJC, tree trash pick Want lot lor ntw 14x70 mobile home In Mason area. 304·7735467 or m-5480. Would 110 to rant house or trailer around Dexter, Wilkesville, or Vinton ar.. In country. 61J.742-233Q. up, llundry room, equal hous· lng opportunlly. Close to schools and store. Pay full $225 month. Deposit requlr.d. 614·992-2218 after 6 p.m. One Range Br., unlurnlsh~ apt., and regrig . provided. Water, ..wage, and garbage paid. Deposit req 'ad. C.ll 614· 446-434!1. Room and board In mv home tor an elderly perso. n In Racine lfH. 814-949·2212 Twin Rivera Towers, Housing tor the Elderly and Handleappad Apartments now available-rent· lAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from $395 to $995. Tablaa $50 and up lo $125. Hld•a-bada $390 to $595. Recliners $225 to $375. lamps $28 to $125. Dinelles $109 and up to $495. Wood labia w-6 chairs $285 to $795. O.sks $145 up Ia $375. Hutchas $400 & up, bunk beda completa with mattrDss $295 and up lo $395. baby beds SllO Mattresses or bow springs full or twin $78, llrm $88, and $98. Ouaan sals $275 & up, King $350. 4 drawer chest 446-0322. 649.0670 Ext. R-313. 45 8 loot grHn couch. 614n12-2014. Furnished Rooms For Sale On AU Gra.. Turf, In $2 .~9 yard., Mollohan Furniture, 614-446-7444. t:l.f>d ll'fl f~Si nr.- 190:\ 13233 s.R. 180 Ashland, Ky. 411 01 ·8939 Call loll Free Morton, Ill. 1·800·447 ·7436 614-446-9580. Sleeping rooms with cooking. Also traller space. All hook-ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., 304-7135651, Mason WV 46 Space for Rent Public Sale & Auction SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1990 10:00 A.M. Mr. & Mrs. Blakeslee have decided to liquidate a portion of their Antique &Collectable holdings Due to the lack of park ing at ths house. everything has been moved to the Youth Center for your conveni · ence . Some of the rtems have been in storage lor quite some trme so we haven't gone thru everything yet. Srgns will be posted. CLOTHING 1890' s men's. women's. ch ildr en 's shoes. WWI wool unilorm to mclude leggtns. seweral 19th Century gloves. mrsc. olher cloth rng lrom the 180 's. 8r FURNITURE: Screened cheese cabmet !rea r leg needs re · pan) . mantel. 4 rush bottom char rs, mah se r"Jer, Gmny Ly nn bed . maple wantty w/mtrror. anntversary clock GLASSWARE & COLLECTABLES: Several pes Sllverplate. Occ Japan leateal plates &plaNer Weller bowls. English Co · rona t10n Commemorative . om~ & green depress1on . Hull. McCoy Herse y Syrup, Charl1e Brown bowl. Pa p1er-mache E ~ g. Brrstol Crown Ducal ware. G1 rndley, C hal~ware. Mr Pea· nut pes (plastic). Slaffordshrre. lndran Tr ... Mayan. Ruby Cobalt. 4 Cha s Freid Haveland sails. Bavarran plates. several pes !1nware CellulOid 1lems. 19th cenhn~ wo"Jen F1ench Ia oestry (lramedl blrne Horlrcullure prrnt Blocks & Cante 63 446 3 6iJ' - New!Usad cal 1304-675-1450. RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 6 pe. wood group $14.01 par week. 4 postar bedroom suite, complete $15.20 per week , dinette whh 4 ehalra $7.50 per weak . Magie Chef 14 cu. n . Rafr!garalor $12.95 per weak, 15 cu. ft. freezer, $10.90 per weak.VI'Ra Furnllur•. Rl. 141, 4 miles oft At. 7-Cantanary.Open 1 days 1 weak. 1 D. C. Melal Sales, Inc. Cannelburg, Inc. 47519 Specializing in Pole Buil dings Designed to meet your needs . Any size. CHOICE OF lOCOLORS FREE ESTIMATE on post bldgs.._and package denls . Save hundreds. even thousands of dollars . Loccl Solfl RtprtnntofiH Super single wal&rbad, like new condition, bookcase, headboard w/6 drawer pedestal , semi-wavelass, only $200, Call nan!ngs, ELEGANT AND PRACTICAL COLONIAL FROM TH E SP~ CIOUS fOYER TO TH EGOURMET KITCHEN THIS HOME WILl IMPRESS ANY GU[S] 4 BEDROOMS. Z BAIHS LARGE fO R MAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM S. fAMILY ROOM WITH I I REPLACE. ALL BEDROOMS HAVE AMP I E CL OSET SPACE THE WOODWORK IN THIS HOME IS OU ISANIJING 2 CAR GARAGE. NEAR CITY. $91,9DO Work boots. 614-446-31 59. Autos lor Sale IF YOU liKE PRIVACYTAKE A LOOK A!THIS HOME 3 3AC HAS LOTS OF TREES. 3BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. fAMILY ROOM w/FIREPLACE . 2 CAR GARAGE. CITY SCHOOLS. NIC E' $72.000. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - $37.500 TWO BEDROOM RANCH WITH EQUIPPED KITCHEN. BASEMENT. NICE FRO NT POR CH AL SO SEPARATE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT OVER AN ACRE LOT APPRO! 5 MILES FROM CITY CHESHIRE - VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM AT AVERY AT TRACT IVE PRICE $36.500. KITCHEN EQUIPPED WitH RAN GE AND REFR IGERATOR CARPORT. LAR GE LEV EL. FENCED LAWN READY TO MOVE IN AND EN JOY' 1982 VOLKSWAGEN JEnA 446-2208 Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30. Real Estate General 1016 SECOND AVENUE IS STILl ON THE MARKEl AI $28.000 THI S IS THE BEST BUY WE HAVE SEE N IN YEARS 3 BEDROOMS. DINING ROOM. NIC ESIZE LIVING ROOM WE ADVERTISED THIS PROPERTY AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE LAST WEEK If YOU MISSED OUR AO THEN YOU BETTER CALL FAST. THI S ONE IS SURE TO SELL SOO N AT I HI S PRICE' Ounrovln Fruit Fum lust ott Sr 681 lilt al Alb1ny. 91e accept food stamps. Varlaly ol applu, tr.sh elder, peart1 pumpklns 1 61 Farm Equipment and gords. 9-7 aalty, cloaaa 1212 Caa1 David Brown Tractor Monday. 614-698-6298. with 241 Round Baler, 7ft. R.t Ruberrlts, pick your own. Haybln1, lnt'l Rska $61i950; B· Taylor'• Berry Patch. 614·246- 275 lnt'l Dlaael wtth 5 . Bush ~. Plow, CuHivator, $2,950. 5064. Owner will llnance. 614-2866522. 8\1% INTEREST OWNERS WILL HOLD FIRST MORTGAGE AT 8~% INTEREST WITH $5.000 DOWN PAYMENT UP TO 30 YEAR TERM . MONTHLY PAYMENTS BASED ON TERM OR MORTGAGE 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH 1h BATHS. FAMILY ROOM W/fiREPLACE CARPORT. APPRO! 3 ACRES . LAND TO BE SURVEYED BEFORE CLOS ING. $55,0DO TWO STORY BRICK HOME IN CITY - 3 BEDROOM S. 2 BATHS, EAT IN KI TCHEN WITH RANGE AND REFRIG Af. TACH£0 CARPORT. LARGE LOT $38.000 BEAUTIFUL LAND - PARTIALLY WOODED. NEAR RIO GRANDE APPROX . 47 ACRES , NI CE 2 BEDROOM , I4'X70' MOBILE HOME. PATIO. GARAGE. BARN. If YOU LOVE THE OUTDOORS . HIKING AND CAMPING THIS PROPERTY HAS A SMALL A FRAME NEAR THE WOODED AREA SUITABLE FOR CAMPI NG. AND If YOU REALLY WANT TOROUGH ITPART OF DANIEL BOON E'S CAVE IS LOCATED HERE $65.000 NEW ON THE MARKET BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETTING - NICE 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME HAS FORMAL DINING ROOM. FULL BASE· MENT, 3 CAR GARAGE . LARGE TOBACCO BARN. EQUIPMENT BUILDING APPROX 56 ACRES. $60,000 MWlH, WV 773-5785 EXECUTORS! RUTH M. JOHNSON fl M.IREJifE KONIECZNY TEA liS: Calli or attok ..lttO Hot R........ Far Aocldlnllar'- of Propttty Uconotd lllondtd 1ft Wttl VIrginia Ill Badger Fllago Wagon. Very good condltlon. $1,000. 614-7423064. uHd' New Holland 718 chopper, 1 row head, electric controll dtlua:a $14,500. New Holland 4S4 Jkld st"r loader gas $12,500. Kllftrt Strvlca C.nltr1 St. At. 87. Point Pleasant ana Ripley R~ad, Phone 304-89S.38111. U,900. Used Ntw Holland super Real Estate General Real Estate General ldN 10 one row pk:kert $1,000. Used New Holland 355 grinder mixer~ $5,000. U1ed New Holland 352 grinder mixer $1,600. Used Naw Mol1and 425 skid lletr loader $S,SOO. New Hoi· land 553 dl...l skid ...., loader Real Estate General llmt Pal Food Dealer. Julia Wabb. Call 814-448-0231. R~- black and whitt cocker. Neutered, hou...broken. $200. 6\4-992-5883.. 57 Musical Instruments Clarlnltl. uc. cond, $180, and waod hNtlng lltOVI $1!0. Kllchtn cot\ 1tova $430. 614-912·7764. \.:081 814· 24S.S4lu. For Sale; Conn Com1tal1tlon Trumpet, exc . condition, 614446-4823. Gibson la1P1ul Deluxe Gult1r, new, case &. 1mp. $450. Cost $1,250. Will aaparata. 614·37a2628. 6 fl. gl111 1nd oak 1how ca... ·POMEROY, OHIO old, St50. 30HQB-36:1e. 992 -2259 BSI Eleetrtc lypewrher, new 1 $2~0. •natrtd, pereonal wora proc ..aor, u11d, $300. 6M-24514l0. t:omplltt SattUII• tyl'tem. Uu~ ..u. 8t4-357-0210. BUY TWO Ag1mm1ck you room homes been wefl mainta1ned and cared lor lor sale. and we'll lhrow rn a mobrle home to make rl abargarn Currently rent lor $710 total and could rent lo1 more Call for more rnformation #109 ATIENTION HOIIEBUYER! You have wartEd long enougtl for th~ smartly ~cated home in Porterbrook SulxfiVIsion Thrs re~~· dence ofters the rrght ingr!d~ents w1lh 3 bedrooms. II! balhs and an eye·calch~ng lamily room . Come s"" th~ pocketbook pleaser at only $59,900. City schools. #81 I OWNER SAYS. "DO WHAT IT TAKES!!'" That's what we're gQing to do. The smart buye1 will take advantage ol thrs rrdiCu lously low p11ce on a brand new ranch home. Askrng prrce dropped to $54 .900 on thrs 3 bedroom . 2 bath home Never lived in belore. Ihis home has features lrke cherry krlchen cabrnets. large master bed room . 2 car gar age, heat pump. Owner wrll conSider helprng wrth lrnancrng to Qualrlred buyer. #110 OPEN HOIJSE Eurc\M bike, Sldl by slda r~ttrr.azar HALLIDAY HEIGHTS Execulive quality home in a prolesStonal nergh· borhood' This home fealures newly remodeled kichen and baths. 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths. longue and groove fam1ly room paneling, covered patio. storage building, 2 car carport. lrees. lovely va rrety of shrubs and llower s. Out standing vrew ol river and town. UOO 14.8 cu ft. Ctlalt frMzer 21 cu fl. Food dthyd· rator. 0-P gym p•c 1500. 304675-5051 after 1;00 PM. 1 Sunday, September 23, 1990 2:00 P.M to 5:00 P.M. For 111t. lWin bed,a complete, ••ullent condition 814·742· 2i20. NEW LISTING'! Away lrom the crty1 Capture the spirit of the out· doo rs w1lh a lull acre, beaulilully landscaped yard w1th lots ollrees. House leatures 3 bedrooms and eat·~n k1tchen. easy access to a large covered pa· !10 from a lo"Jely fam1ly room with a wood burner. Judge lor yoursell - rt' s everything you would eJpecf C1ty school s. $55.000. #806 You'll be su rprised al how home oiler s whrle sttll being wilhin 5 mi lrom everyth1ng. Very well ma~ntamed country style ranch also offers over 2900 SQ. H. ol comfortable living space Large country kttchen will allow your imagination plenty ol room to do many thrngs wrth. lor mal dmmg room. formalltvrng room with lrreplace. very attraciiVe den wrth another llle· place and hardwood flo ors. J.4 bedrooms w1lh space !01 addrt ronal room s to be I101Shed wrth lit· tie cost Lots ol edras including scr..,ned·ln porch', ga rage, parking for 3 cars plus workshop area. storage and more. Thrs ts a "Jer~ n1ce home and mu st be seen to be apprecrafed lolly Over $1DO.OOO ~212 htatar, 85 BTU, wlblower, I naw pipe & 1 wtrm momln£1 heatarl 30 BTU, both In good condhlon 614-411-1004. BI .A< .1--: B l I H 1\1 fU ·:A I.TY For Sale: Alr11nt tlekal going to 0rt1ndo from Muntlngton WY, TIRED OF BEING CORNERED? That won't hap. rn this round house localed 1n Mergs County ruly a home to be admirEd . Beau tilully decoratEd in counlry atmosphere. thiS home has 3 bedrooms. 2 balhs.livlng room, fam1ly area eat·in krtchen and utilrty room . Unf~nrshed full basement Wrap around decks on both floors will gtve a v~ew that wrlltak e your breath. All thiS and more' You musts"" to believe' Only $67,900 1 #608 f"' tor Oct. Srd. B.et oHar. 114-4464441. For Sale: LldiH, Blue Fox Jlckll, 814· 446-4430. ( r: r llr1 . ' ... . "-"' I' lr< ill< OWNER HAS RELOCATED AND WANTS TO SELL !~MEDIATELY - Oak Orrve, all b11ck. 3 BRs. I ¢ balhs. LR. krtchen. DR.IrJII basement. gas heal QA~ EAGLE RD . - RACCOON TWP $6 .900 39 acre s "":; f ~i -- - -.:.<iiVF US I rr • ·. I nut= ro 11 1\r.rl, , 1 1 HI: SAil:: 0~ SEVERAl 110MES . WE NH0 :>, ., · -~ . For Sale: Propane or nttural p•• tumaea, 125,000 BTU's, boUght new In Jan. 814-367-MB. t l r I I 1 1 I ( r tiiiW\ l(.illll) l\1.1r Llr11r 36.5 ACRES MI L - CLAY TWP . - Fro11IS en Frrendly Rrdge $18.000 SL5.000 -1914 J acr es m/ l ~WO> '· n11le tr om CII V lr m1t s An u til 1! r ~ av aila bl e '"II\ . ( ) l11" NEW liSTING:; A CALl. IF YOU WOUlD BE INI ERES ILil IN SELLING YOUR IIOME . Fort Ufl,·h•nd cart1, dock plate, NICE HOME LOCATED ALONG OHIO RIVER$39.900. 4 BRs, balh, LR. kitchen. carpet, oil heat. 2 car detached garage, utrlify buildrng large lawn and n1ce vrew Ridgeway Dr. w•rehouM cant, truck bad, trailer 11:11 & Urea. 814-446-2359. QoH blg 1 T- Syotomo fl golf club8 2'1T0n thru wedgt, uMd rltue. 61W41-2722. NEAR NORTHGALLIA H.S.- 21 1\ acres m/ 1 Morgan Twp frank Ward Rd - $17.500 ' ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW 8U · SINESS. Located IUS! along St. Rt. 7 and across lrom Ihe new shopprng ~aza. 4831 HOlLAND BULBS ARE MERE RIDGEWAY DRIVE- N1 ce setting wrth pond vre w at 5 Points. Brrck ranch home on 't. acre, 6 rooms. 3 bed · rooms. 2 baths. lull basements $75 ,000 .00. llflylltl Gsrdan Center, 453 Jtckaon Pike, Galllpclls, OH 81........... 848. King tlz• watarbad, 614-441- 1708. King wood & coal 111ova good eond, $200. 814·256·1443 . Colt balo,. llp.m. HENRY E ClELAND .. . ........ 991 ·6L91 JEAN TRUSSELL . . . . ......... .... 949 ·1 660 MAE HUPP . 949·1257 JO HILL . .... .. ... .. ..... ... 985-4466 OFFICE .. .... . .... ...... .. .991·1159 '~:~:t~~, S©RJJlA-~ttf5® WORD GAM I - - - - - - - Edited by CLAY R. POLLAN VILLAGE OF NORTHUP - NICE HOME AND TWO LOIS. Ran ch st1le home oilers 3 BRs. bath.l rOJ1n g room . k1tchen. co vered pat10. we!l on property, rural water . 011 heat THIS ONE SPEAKS FOR ITSElf' Bea ut rlul brrck home on 93 acre lot Bull Run Rd .. over 1100 sq II ol lrvrng space Totally equrpped kitchen. 3 BRs. 2 ba lhs. 20<30 lrvrng room . !ormat drnrng room. lrreplace. HP /cent . arr. 25d I g;uage w1th openers. tar ge rear patro. lenced yard OFFERS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE HOME ... 11ots and a beaul rful home lor $44.900 Out· standrng leatures ol th1s home are the l1vr ng room wr1h llreplace. bu1lt-rn hutch tn d1nmg room. ] nrce bedrooms, ? baths, gas heat and cenlral arr C1ty schools Come seeth1s one to day SPRING VALLEY - OAK DRIVE - Large ranc h style hom e offer s 3 BRs, 2 baths. L shaped LR/ drn1ng area wrlh fir eplace. nrce krtchen , large lamrly room. laundry ar ea. patro doors. gas heal 0 Rearrange rhe 6 sc rambled words be low 1o make 6 51mp le words Prinl letter s o f each 1n 1f:S hne of squares I I SWOBET 6.000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE PLUS L.100 SQ FT. OF OFFICE SPACE - Very nr ce burldmg located 10~ oil Bulavrlle Rd Overhead garage dams. ramp, overhead heaters rn warehou se. lour n1ce of11 ces. toyer and receptron area Situated on 2 acres olland. Call our ollrr.e lor more deta~led rnfor mation NICE STARTER HOME - located 1ust al lhe ol town Thrs home leatures 3 bed rooms. . living room, kitchen , drnrng room and a basreme,nt Five minutes lo downlown PRICE REDUCED TO $65.000! Beaut rlul l shaped brick. All rooms large. Eal·rn k1tchen. formal dinin g, LR W/ FP. 3 BRs. I ~ balhs, af· !ached garage Renny Blackburn, Broker 446-0008 100 ACRES. CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP - Newer home offers J BRs. I o baths. equrpped krtchen. LR. FR. gas heat. cent arr. rear deck cenlral vac system, TV satellrle. ~0>60 metal bldg wrth 16' do(J(s Fr.., gas $147,000 1 PRICE REDUCED TO $17.5001!- Located at I 722 Chatham Avenue this home offers lrvrng room, kitchen, d1mng room. 2 bedrooms, bath, 40xl50 lot. city ulififies. OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL COME LOOK TODAY. $25.000 - ApproJ~mafely I acre along St. Rt. 588 (400 II. ollrontage). Small home oilers 2 BRs. bath. LR . k1lchen. mobi le home pad on property. $29,900- LOCATED IN CITY - Older home oilers 3 BRs. bath, LR. kitchen. gas heat, city water and sewer. Call lor an appornlmenl. 579 JAY DRIVE - Allrac trve home wrthrn nr r Utes lrom shopprng and hosprlal Thrs home offer s 3 BRs. l'h balhs. LR. equrpped krlchen. dmmg area. las heal. cent a1r, 2 car allac hed garage. 16' 2 pool. OWNER REDUCED PRICE TO 132.900... ANXIOUS TO SELL. Very mce home located rn Centenary area. 2 BRs. bath. LR. ktfchen. sun· deck. large 2 car alfached garage. Within walkrng diStance to grade school and store. SMALL FARM FOR SALE- 50 15 acres m/1, Clay TownshiP Hom e on property offers appromafely 1100 SQ. H. 3 BRs. bath, living room, kitchen . Quiel settrng Fr ontage on two roads. Call lor details. RIO GRANO£ AREA - 7 acres. m/1, very nice home wrfh some outstanding anractrons rn· cludrng master bedroom w/skyllghf and deck 3 additional BRs. krtchen. LR. large laundry room . Qu~et worx1s around house II TRECWH NEW LISTING - TRI ·LEYEL HOME WITH LARGE LOT - Atl ractrve home leatures 3 brs. l lh baths. LR. k1tchen . fam1ly room , two decks, attached garage Ca ll lor an appmnlment. I OWNERS HAVE DONE A LOT OF WORK AND NOW VOU CAN GET THE BENEFITS - Frve mmutes to lown, 3 BRs. 2 baths, LR. kitchen. nal. gas heat. vrnyl srding $39.900' IN TOWN CHARliER Very attractrve 2 story on 3rd Avenue offers more lhan you mrghf think. Loca ted extremely convenr· ent to shopping and school s, thrs4 bed room home has had a lot of rrnprovementsdone to rl1nclud10g vmyl s1drng, new gas pulse furnace, plus famtly room and bedroom addition s large enough for good Size la mrl1 Fenced 10 yard $69.500. To Pomeroy ••ry Mayt•g ringer Wllhlr In lair condhlon With rinse tub. $75. takH both u Is. 114-992-3060. ARE YOU READY TO MOVE TO TOWNl Come look at th1s home located rn .:1 'J €fy mce, qwel ne1p,h borhood. l1v1ng 100m wrlh gas l1r eplace. k1lchen. larRe laundry rm . bath , two mce s1ze bedr ooms. large screened back po1ch that you wrll en101. aMached gara ge and lenced 1arn AN OLDIE . BUT GOODIE!' Go back rn lime and relive alii he charm ol ahouse allhe Iurn of the cenlury Thrs 2 story house burl! in 1850 rn Mei&S Counly has 3·4 bedrooms. I bath with eal·in k1tchen, fireplace and a double gara ge. 3-4 acres wrlh a large flat lot besKie it. Ha s anew front porch wrth many edras. Needs wO<< done to rl. N1ce starter home. All lor $25,000 #709 Oolt ttrt, good cond, 304-6~ 4.n ACRES - $3.500 - Clay Twp . Hazel Rrdge Rd Opaloscont, gobk!~. t 09 pc RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. llnanct. 614·286~!22. toragt blowar $1,500. Used Ntw Holland 30 blower $1,200. Us111d New Holland no chopr,r1 2 row head electric contra s t5,500. Two ustd New Idea 323 one row plcklrt $2,000. Twa uSid New Groom and Supply Shop.Ptt ***** FIVE STAR HOME - IWO STORY REDWOOD STRUCTURE QUALITY AND BEAUTY THROUGHOUT . 9 ROOMS, 4 BEDROOM S. 2 BATHS. FA MILY ROOM OFF KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR PLU S RECREATION ROOM OPEN· lNG ONTO DECK ON SECOND FLOOR. fORMAL DINING ROOM, LIV lNG ROOM HASFIREPLACE ,SPINDLED STAIRWAY IN FOYER, 2 CAR A11 ACHED GARAGE. 310 4 ACRE SITE WILL BE SURVEYED WHEN SOLO. HOME ISCOMPLETELY SUR· ROUND ED BY TALL PINES AND OTHER TREES . ONLY 10 MILES rROM CITY. FIRST TIME OFFERED $125.000. oocu~ed HOUSEHOLD & MISCElUHEOUS: 5 pc dinot1o wift1 swi'l~ cMi~. Cushman maple hu<h. maplll drop lool llilio, BJE1moot ga& ""'90. Zllllith colo< coosole TV. swlV111 rocller. ~fll. (lOCftJres. Comrngwars, ArRI shred-o-mat sa~d mai<Br, ole<:lric moat alicer, ~cup coffee umetecfric. Fry Daddy, G.E t>aster """'· JX>•. fll"'. canmng jar>, walerho&o, add9B , tools, doors. wtntlows, largo tot of old umber, ~rgolajt & d~ !91, tacl<felto• MI. alum. swing, Maytagwnngerwsshor, walkBr, who~ cltair. i'ouse jaclrs. al kinds of finingl, ~· more Al!C'ITOI'iEIUI NOTB: A V"'lllArQe All DaJ! Auction Bring A Clo41r & Spend .,.,., DOll AIICIION C:ONDlTc:TID U 2020 JD Tractor wfloader, $6,950; 3020 JO $5,950; 1010 JO WIDuth hog, $2,650. OWner will boaters, tandem axlt $7,900. Used lnltnltlonal loraga wagon 2 beat•"· tandem uTa wagan $1,300. Used Naw Holland 28 For Sa'-: 1 w1rm momlng Waterlall bedroom SUllO, 5 p:: Watertalt bltdroom suite, an~ue lire scre0t1. supot cherry pos1er bed, lai:le6. cedar dl86l comer what-oot stand Vet llallorm roct.er, watnut s~ chwr, mah~ bookcase. call wardrobe. chair&, tlanket cha&l VICI. comer liholl, mat-ogany de&~ and chair. bhJe and while sal1 crock wtlh ftd, 58V~ oak miiTOI'\, several mrlkg~s. New Moltand 116 Forage box, ~ 717 chopper, 1 row hnd 12.000. Grooming. All broode. All o1yloo. .-- .Jajlen, Ra;o clvna. J&G Moaiin cllina sat England Welrome Home panem. crystal lamp, 006 tume jeWelry. g~ted mrrTOfS, 6pc. beautiful dresser set Ma!$0n Rose panem. chamber pot, baskets. handle oil~~. h.and~1nted "Gone wtth lhe Wind' lamp eloctnfl9d, two marble lamfli, flgunnos. boolo:.s. ~au1 cun&ffi, old bell, Bavana creamer &sugar, Camrval p1cherS, several old marbles, old lowet polS, &ad irons, cower boiler, aw1e oot1ll< ketle, m""ng scyltle, wagoo wf'oels, Hamilton Jooos storo jar, wooden OOxes, wooden ~.old hghl globes, and more Harrow. $3,200, C11.1! Attar 5p.m. 614·245-5152. Good natured Slberl1n Hu111:ty mala, 11 mot. o1d..1 $150. 614-4466S87, 614-446-6581. SUPER. SUPER BUY' WEHAVE A HOME WI TH NICE LEVEL LOI FOR ONLY $15.000 BETTER CALL SOO N' PH. b 14-256-6518 AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Oliva St., Gallipolis. New & Used lumlture, haatatt, Western & Inquire of 059l. BRICK RANCH- 3 BEDROOMS. 2 ~ BATHS . NICE OPEN LI VING/DINING KIT CHEN AREA WITH fiREPLACE. ATTACHED GARAGE. DECK. NICE LEVEL LAWN W/GAROEN AREA. LOCATED ON 0 J WHITE ROAD. $66.000 E.S R , Box 166 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 SWAIN 71 IIZH. 1 1/2 mllal out At. 141. Wayne Shoem1kar. 614-ot4&- Farman Cub Tractor, with Belly Mower, Plows, Disc, Blade, 6 Farm Supplies &Livestock mo THE AMERICAN DREAM LIVES ..... This home is very affordable when you look at all the lea lures 3 bedrooms, I lull balh. lormallrvrn g room and eat·in kitchen on the ma~n floor . Large family room, I bedroom. lull bath. huge sto rage room and spacrous utrl1ty room rn the lull basement Forced a1r heat and central a1r . Atlac hed garage wrth opener. Screened·ln porch. storage building and atlraclrve landscaprng. Don I lUSt drrve by. you must see the lastefully decoraled 1n terror lo really app rwate lhrs home" A lol ol hou se for $57,000 #801 NORGHT I Woman at avant gafde art gallery : "I would like to buy this provocative piece hangm~. here . What is 1t called? Gallery owner: "My dear lady. I . " ca II 1ta··········· I I0 Complete 1no chuckle quoted by filling in 1ne mrning words ~~ Ruth Goody, Salea Aaaoclata 379-2628 ;H~lJMS 1H811 e It liB~ I ·~pef Jeep .1~. :J&UMO rl.i811118 .i.P81180 U Sl 184M .8J84 6U!6Ul14 9081d Qi\IIB:JOi\OJd St41 ,inq 01 8~11 pfnOM 1.. :.\J81JB6 IJII &pJBf:l)UBi\8 Ill UBWOM H:JliMS lH917 Wll:JIIt 9N0/:1Hl ),11:11'1:J H:Jl3/:iM H:Jl/NS MOlS38 Sl37·W~I:iJS U· ~ YOU DESERVE THE BEST And lh1s one offers you Quality canstr uclr:ln. e»:· crllent ne1ghborhoOO m a convenrent localron A hon dsome !looks bra nd newf 3 bedroom ranch wh1ch rncludes a large lr'Jrng room . forma l drnmg, brg krtchen wrth lois ol cabrnets and burlt-10s Handy u11lrty area and 21ull baths You'll love th e dec01atrng and I he openness ol th efloor plan On Debby 011ve and prr ced lo sell Qurckly #112 1 CAUGHT COUNTAYITIS1 Here 1s ~our cure! Settle in to easy livm g m th1s 2 bedroom, 2 bath. cedar lrrmmed home along rae · coon Creek . Woodburner in lt_.rng room and a kitchen you w111 en1oy working 1n Park 2 cars rn brg ~arage wrth ad1ornrng wo rkshop plus a large concrete area lor RV. Add to thrs a 720 sQ. ~ lor nrshed rental property or guest house. Take ad vantage ol thiS great opportunrty $80.000 #811 WHERE GRANDMA USED TO LIVErr Clean l'h ~ory home along Route 7 oilers lot s of charm. 3 bedrooms, lrreplace. drning room and lull basement are IUS I some of the lealures. 1.66 acres mcludes 2 car garage and barn New gas furnace rn sta lled recently also. Beautiful nver vrew to enjoy lr om the shade ollhe mapl e trees Prtced at $59.500 #L L6 COUNTRY COMFORT There's a splendid country v1ew in any duectron from th1 s 2 story home near Champron Farms on Rf . 554. Home rncludes open krtchen and lrvrng room, 3 bedrooms, one nrce bath and ul1lrty room Over 1 acre of fairly flat ground Possrble 9.5% loan assumplron Prtced at $3 2.500. #224 SHADY LOT - CLOSE TO TOWN Lots ol character and charm can be lound rn thr s 1~ story home wifhrn walking drstan ce to town Includes 3 bedroom s, large lrvrng room. drm ng room and 11! balhs. Full basement. 3 car garage wrth renled apart ment overhead $69.000 . #100 PEACEFUL LIVING ON RACCOON CREEK Pe rfect settmg for relaxation anrl en1oymenl ol Raccoon Creek 3 acres. m/ 1, wrth good access to the creek and pl enly ol room lor recreatron. Log home rn dudes 6 room s mclud1ng hasemen t Large deck overlooks the wonderful seMrng Per · Ieel for weekend gel·togethers or lull lrme country Irving $34,900. #131 Ill NT CONDITION 3 bedroom. 2 balh home located only 4 m1les west from Ho~er Hospital. City school system 6 room s plus uttlity and 2 ca r overstzed garage anach ed Double closets and larl(l! bath off spacrous master bedroom. 12•20 livrng room . 12x15 lamrly room wrth woodsfove Loabor saving kitchen . All el ec lr~ c home- healing and cooling. Lots ol burlt·rn stora ge space. Above Rround 4'•24' pool mexcel· lent co nd111on All on over ~ ac. lev el lot Localed 10 Rodney area off marn !raveled road LISted at $64.900 #303 METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED HOME Beautr!ulturn oil he cent ury home wrt h the ongt· nal character st1 ll rntact. Large l1ving. dm rng and lamrl1(0r denl rooms. all wrth l1replaces. beautrlut open sta11ca se lead s to ]lull s1z e bedrooms, large eat -rn k1lchen. srtting room and workshop 2 11ery n~ce porches Sets on 2 1andscaped lots provrdrng ple nty ol shade and room !01 the krds $64.900 #121 SOMEPLACE SPECIAL' Am rd the Quret ol the hrlls. you 'tl lrn d thrs nearly new ewtrng custom butll home. An open r1ser stancase leads to a balcony, 2 bedroom and bath on the second level. An other bedroom and balh on the l1rst level A 36' <1 8' "Great" room wrlh two sets of atnum doors keetl the great outdoors close at hand . The lamrly centered eat -rn krtchen has appliances and beautrlul oak cabrnt s. Ander sen wrndow s and a lar ge.2 car garag e Alllh1s and an above ground pool on 1.2 acres. mil. At $62.000. you can't afford to wart on thts one Hannan Trace Schools #809 WE NEED LISTINGS! PATRIOT AREA- THREE BEDROOM RANCH ATTRACTIVE HOME AND TWO LOTS- 3 BRs, offers 11 20 sq. H. krt chen, livin g room. bath. balh. k1lchen w/range and OW. LR, carpet. carpet, attached garage wrth electric door elec. heat. I car detached garage Situated on opener. Ca ll lor an appornlment. t•o lots. Very mce. $22.500! lhrs A·lrame home offers 3 bed rooms, I ~ baths, LR, kitchen with slave and re· $24.900!!! - Very attractrve pnce for a nice frrgeralor, elecfrrc heal, pa~ basement Han · home. Two or three bedrooms. bath, LR , DR, krtchen. ca rpet. part basement, laundry room. nan Trace School DIStrict .69 acre \•!iJ r r ,. r r r r r r·r "" '"'"" I•• ' " No ' • ;;..- r 1 STORY CHARMER Verr anract1ve 2 story home on dead·end str""t on I he edge of town oilers your lam rl y more lhan most wrfh leatures like 4 bedrooms, lormallrvrn g room . d1nrng room. large eal·rn k!lch en ad lull. partrally f1n1shed basement There s room lor ev ryone lo en1oy. Locat1on rs per fecl for krds 1 car garaoe porch and more Prrced at $69 .900 ' . #100 I 11 LOCATED AT 407 2ND & ROUSH STREETS IN MASON, WV THE ESTATE OF THE LATE FLORA C. BOARD WILl. BE SOW AKTIOUEScSupor curved g~s cltma claw'<tot and mrrrored bacl<. 2 pc /V1 Deco IMng room SU118 , bookcase, SUpet' onenlaJ type table lamp, 4 pc LUNCH now\ 614--256-6278, 814-256-6214. Fruits & Vegetables Sunday Times-Sentinel - Pure bred Collie pupplu, no papert, father regltltred, mather not, $128. taeh. Ripley 30on.e390. ESTATE AUCTION glassware, Shawnee, copp•r·nONd, hill ltock, call 1 DONNA CRISENBERY 614--446-1967 AUCTIONEER COL. W. KEITH MOLDEN 614-742·2048 lrc 1n Ohio 4318 & W Va . 863 CASH LUNCH POSH . ~tclto". For Sat.: Bug1•• r1d & white, m1. j~-~~~~~~~~ OWNERS: DOUG &CARROL BLAKESLEE 10:00 A.M. c:omplete 143.25. For Sat.: Dog houaas, nvaret ADVERTISING PIECES & MISC Several worx1 bores. bee r srgn s. Sparky the Champ ron spar! plug horse (NIBI. baM ery adv pes (NIB!. books. stamp s, Chrrstmas ornaments, 2 chrl dr pn's lam ps w/ musrc boxes. Barbre Dolls & related 1tems Ch 11ssey Doll. Toot sre Toy Truck 29 gal 111 up $14.t9 1nd 10 g11 Merchandise Household 112 WV, Jerrieho Rd.fumlshlng. Pt. Pleasant, Oragonwynd Calttry · Persian, Siamese and Hlmsl•yan klllens . 614-446-3844after 7 p.m. Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave. Point Plaaaant, 304-67$-2063, 10 A~ Ioupe SATURDAY, SEPT. Antiques 58 Merchandise Metga Football Jaekel. Slza 36. 160. B1~i2-4498. 54 Miscellaneous AT YOUTH CENTER CAMDEN AVE. PT. PLEASANT. WEST VIRGINIA I F. CANADAY, ROBERT D. BRENNEMAN MARY FLOYD. REALTOR HOMES. FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45631 Merchandise Uprl£1hl hlz•. Y1ry nlc1, 3 53 54 Miscellaneous 54 Miscellaneous yooro old. $1fSO. &1411112-3033. PICKENS RJRNITURE Excellent condition, 5 speed auto .. sunroof, fual injection . Runs great. $15DO or $68 per month . PUBLIC AUCTION I ®. CANADAY REALTY Household Goods 52H814. o, Whl1e, S95; Business building, , anga Coppartona S95j Elsclr ic 30180 Range, 30 Inch white, nlca, 1150; ~cross from McDo natds, Han- Westinghouse Washer, & Dryer derson, WV. 614-446-9662. S.l, Almond, $1 ~0 Each; 20 cu . Country Mobil• Home Park, h. Chest FrHzer, $150; Freezer Route 33, North of Pomaroy. Upright, Frost Freo, $150. Lois, rant at~. parts, Sill&t. Call Skaggs AppUancat, Upper River 614-992 -~79 . _ _ __:-"R"'oa=d=,6=14"'4:::4.:.6·_73:_:98 . I 5I Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. c:•ll cotrecl 304-!25-3275, or 304· G.E. Washer. $95; Kanmora Dryer, $75; Whirlpool Dryer, Avacodo, $95j Kenmore Dryer, Harvest gola, $95; Wastin- o"'"· September 23, 1990 Top Cath paid. Old tumlturt cuboard~t quilts, ora.nlal, palntlnge, 1~, or entire es!eta Frost Frse Rafrlg.rator, white, $95; Frost Frta Refrigerator, G.E. $125 ; Refrlg.,atOI', aida x aida, white, $150; Ratrtgeretor, G.E., Almond, like new, $250; tou•• September 23, 1990 - stock, Rooms for rent ·week or month . Starting 11 $120/mo. Gallia Hotel. B MORTON IUILDINGS, INC. APPLIANCES Household Goods programs! For Information 504· UpS1alrs . Furnished, 3 rooms & battl, elaan, no pets, reference & deposit required . 614-446-1519. USED Moving Sale; Dining room, suite & hvtch. Living room ou.Uit, baby bed, misc. 614·25 6-1!::~66 51 Why Rant? Homes for $1 .00, Go ... ·t give away repos. 6679. GOOD Merchandise $69. Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 gun. Baby mat1rassea 135 & $45. Bed frames $25, Queen Size $35 & king lrama $50. Good Mlectlon of 'bedroom suites, metal cabinets, headboards $30 and up to $65.90 days sam& u cash whh approved credit. 3 mi. out Bulavllla Rd . Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. Call 614- ing tor 30% ol adjusted Income 20i0 S.Cond St. or call 304-675- Merchandise lipolis, OH Do y:c ou:--;;; tlk:c o-:1-o -.,.-: , -:M~onev? Check us out for quality lurni tu,.. and carpals. Mollohan Furni1Url & C.a1pets, Rt. 7 Na11h. Phone 614-446-)144, Gallipolis. Ohio. Washers, dryart, rarrigerators, ranges. Skagg• Appll1ncas, Upper Rlvar Rd. Beside Ston• Crest MolaL Call 614-446-n98 . securhy deposl1 and get a months frtl rent . 304-7n-.5'107. One bedroom apls. for rent. 54 Miscellaneous Count~ Appl.la.lca · Inc.' Good used appliances, T.V. aell. Opon 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 614446-1699, 627 3rd. A...a. Gal- Middleport, Ohio, Batch S1. One Nlcaly Furn'ed Small house, not suitable tor garage, children, no pets, $300/mo. Deposit, 614-446-0338. Household Goods Pleasant, W. Va. ----- - - - - -- ----·-- Ohio-Point re.alZ'-'1\lh\.:W 01 SIIMSNY Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 E. M. Wiseman, Broker David Wiseman, 446-9666 · .B. J. Hairston, 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker, 246-6276 Loretta McDade, 446-7729 Bill 446-3443 Todd, �Page-D-6-Sunday limes-Sentinel Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Hay & Grain 64 71 Autos for Sale Hty tor Salt. Clover A Timothy. Round Sal• In the Field. 614- lor nle. Flrlll cll111ng, blloo. $1.10 bolo. 1141742· chance to book winter hay trwe llortgt, premium 1!10 graM+elover, rolla aq~rn. Morgan Farm. Rt. 304-113'1'2018. A"' w• Qalllpotl•, e14-44S.877'7; Wldltelectlon new a uHd tann tr~Gtora & lmplemantt. Buy, Mil. tract.. 1:00.5:00 wnkdayt, Sal till Noon. 1 horvootor3o~ahl grlndtr 71 mlxw, exc conct 73-4215. vuver Trtctor, with end loader, $900; 7x9ft. dump bed, f!OO. 614-245-5067. 63 Autos for Sale ---------:'83 Cut1111 Supreme rMI nice car, V-1, auto, $1,850. '80 AMC Sprlt 6 c:yl, 4 ap11d run• good. Livestock 71 Autos lor Sale GOVERNMENT SEIZED vohlciOI 1U7 Buick C~ntury, AT, 1lr, from f'IOO. Fordt. Mercedta. cruft.. tbt. powwlocb, a. more. Corvtnu. Ch1vy1. Surplu1. Elo. GOnd,l3,too. 11+388-1300. Your aflla. (1} 805-687-8000. Ext. 1919 04da Debe 88 AoyeleLtUIO. rune aood, one ownet, tl.OOO. AMftM c..PS, setlt, I morel A!l_PS, llh, U,'IOO. 114-24S-fMJ75. · 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit, 4dr, 4spd diesel, 40 mlln to a gal· ion, runo groot, $!100. 8M·il889655. $450. 304-676-2818. 198'1 Ford LTD, Good ruMing condition. 6141')112-2220. 1983 Cavtlllr 4 doo~l tulo, PS, PB, 58,000 .....&nlnal m l", S'1,800. -... 304 00• 71 • 571 ""' 1984 Ford T-Binf IXC. corld. y. 8, 302, fu•llnjectlon, high mll.i, many new ptrtt, very cl.. n. S3,000 080. 614-245-5588 or 1956 Chtvy, 454 motor, $1500. 1977 Chtvellt race car $2500. 1968 Chevalle SS $700. 614·3881115, att.r e 446-3972. Autos for Sale PS, PB1.l door, 68 mllee, 1 OWMr, w.850. 6 45oM41. 101.c8c:8_·- - - - - - 1881 Luer Turbo.. Good .t.epe. 1N8 CorticL Exctllant candl- I·S.:...;c t!J,OOO 080. 8141H2-1123. Uon. 11!11100 and trodo lor Dido modol Ford or BuicK In IXCIIItnl condition. newt Thlt one Is 1981 Clmero, Z-28, bright Nd, 614-842·5453. cu mual &ell I No 1979 Pontiac Bonneville Brougham, loaded, ntw Urn, runs good New 22 caliber 11ml11 uto,modai70HC.304--671·7281. Transportation 71 1979 Chevena. 4 epd., body good, Nnt exotlt.nt, 2 new fir.. , $400. Must leU. &14-4462234 oftorl. 1919 Mustang. 4 cyl., 4 tpd., $600. «114-446-4535. 304-6~2054 New Holland 707, 3 p1 hitch - - - - - - - - - tor~g• harvesttr, Fox 2100 lorogo Autos for Sale 11184 Oldl CWIII:h5, AC, 245-85~ Jlm'o Form Eaul,...nt..sR. 35, 71 September 23. 1 air, cruln, 1987 C~ Celebrity Ta V8. 4-door. S5,600; 1 8 Ford aurua V8, 4door $3,900; 1983 Mercury Linx, 4-door t1,3i5i 1982 Plymo\ih Champ. Low mlln. t1,700j 1988 Ponlltc 1,000. ~oor $2,900i 19M Mtrcury Capri, sun roor $3 900; 1984 Mercury Cougar Xiil L.oodod $3,800· 11119 Chovy Monte Carlo, S11.4_~i 1878 M~ eury Cougar $1,300;1980 Chivy Caprice. Low miiM $1,800. Call Marll.'t Auto SaiiL 814""2-3011 11187 Dod~• eon DL P:!J:BoAC, 4 n• I ,.,, •utoma lite good gat mlltiJI. Onlr ana owntr. Excellent condition. Mult ttll. Make oH•. 114-lm· 23n 1ga7 T-Bird V-8, 1otdtd, 614-441- l:~~~~~ot"~r~~~~~~·~ 1888 EXP, txc. cond, ful~ '' oHar. Sea 8 j 5oadtd • lpCultun root, Alllf 614-446-2424. casMIII, cr .. control, t 1n h-' out·-·tl ~~~· with w ..,, ....,,. cl-~ FDf' Sail:: 1981 Chevette, exc. black trim only 13,uuu m IH ftrst cond,low miles, 6l4-446.1021. $7500, moving mual -.11, 3Q4.. 67&-1315. For Sale: 1984 Oldsmobile H nd I GIS 0=•· P~B, AC, lilt, crui&a, 1188 yu al, 11«1, il A ra o, vory good cond autorNIIc, PS, PB, tir, AMif well m~ltlntd, flna work ear: cu"'!•Liuggage rtek, $5,100. ~~~~~ 1ii32400/t.wlll negotiate, 114-24....1l 6 •• 1 8 k1 · a r p.m. u or UJI8 T·Bird Turbo Coupe, 34,000 Larry, mllll, kllded, fi 9,800; l~tla GOVERNMENT SEIZEO·Vthlclll Ran';'~ qol., 4 tpd, $4,000. 614- from $100.00. Miata'a, Corveun, 44&· ' Marc.da, Jaguart, Porchat 1181 Cullan ln1tmlttonal tnd ather mrse. eonllaeatod •3 000 11 property now btlng eold to the ;:~ onty 2 ' 1 bll "'For h t m '" WltYiry opl:lon, mull Glntrl u c. uvr IM. l14-446-4303. 11181 Z24 Cavalllr. Loaded.. Laid oH. Must Mil. Prtce redue«<. '~ 11:00 pm. r Q;~n (~~•y;5 ~::0!m ~~ cond. $:"1,500. 614-388-8895. ~6:8:2~=4=5:'::::::::::::~~·~~~8 ·================ _:6:"":~::·:~::5·==========~~R~H~1~~5~M~a~rc~.L~y~n~•·~'~'~:_"_'' __ '· _ Real Estate General Real Estate General ~[B I),O~lUIUH REALTOR' RESIDENTIAl · INVESTMENTS · COIIIIERCIAl · FARMS 23 LOCUST ST. Real Estate General 446-6806 23. 1990 71 Autos lor Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 74 Atttntlon Sport1 Car Collector.: 1964 Austin Healey Sprit•, easily restorable, tx1ra motor, Pick "" 1911 Harter O.vkJ.an Sporster, grooi_~~J...Iow miiNgo, 12,500. flrm. --:1432. f!,OOO. 614·381'7241. 72 Trucks for Sale 1975 GMC Pickup $1200, or trade lor mid alze ear, 304..eJ5...509"1. 1978 Chevy, 4 whnl drtv, 4epd, f1,200, 614-25H215. 1979 Ford F-100 112 ton truck. Asking f!,OOO. 614·245-8551. 19711 Ford F-150, 4 wh. dr., 400 eng., 4 tpd., exc. cond. 614..t48- bodo, Fcnlo, Chovyo, Dodgn, lhort or tong, no Nil. · . 304<175<8281. - 73 Vans & 4 WD'a Motorcyc las 79 campers& Motor Homes Rottry or cable tool drilling. r!'.::l· 1990 Chovy 9·10, Tthot Trim, 5,500 mJIH ' w/oJ)(Iona, must Hill ~14-tU2430 .,.., 4p.m. · Pump n le• and 895-3802. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992-2886/HOME 992 -5692 DOITIE S. TURNER, BROKER EASTY LIVING - In lhos 4 year old 14<60 Sunnybrook mobile home. II has a calhedral ce11ing lor d1mens10n and a laundry room w1lh shelves lor slorage, equ1pped k1lchen , lwo bedrooms and I\\ baths. II is beautiful and mnew condo11011. $14,000 For Stlt 1972 F·150 Ford Pickup, 4 whNI drive, 8*258-1385 aher5p.m. 0014. Sale: 1SI88 Astro Conve..lon 1981 GMC Jimmy. ~14. $3,900j For Van, low rnill:t, 4.2 liter, tXO. 1980 Chevy 3 quarter ton 4X4 condition. 114-448-2153. Davis Sew-Vac Service, Gaorgas Creek Rd . Par1s, sup· plies, pickup, and dalinry. 614- plek-up, 6 cycllndor, outomollc ... Motorcycles $5,895; 1979 Oodg• Ram Char- c''.;;"_..;;;.:.:;:.;.:~...:.,,____ gar. 4x4 $2,250. Ctll Mtrk't Aulo Solooi14·8V2-3011. 1880 Hondo Hawk ~-. block, 82 446..0294. 1882 Chevy PU, 25,000 tctual mil••· Exc. cond, alto, toppar bugshleld. 614-24S.5017. 1965 Oodgt Ram 5-spttd ' • par. 42,000 mll10. VGC. $1.~0. 614-985--4369. 85 General Hauling R & R Water Service. Poot1, ciatams, walla . lmmedlate-1,000 or 2,000 gallont delivery. Call 304-675~370 . Watterson's Hauling, Water reasonable rates, volume dl• counts, 2,0 00 to 4,000 capacHy, cls!erns, pools, walla, tte . Call 304 ·516 -29'19 Upholstery Mowrey's Upholstering servicIng trl county area 25 yeara. The beisl In furniture upholwtering. Call 304-675-4154 lor lrM estimates. and Haat1n9 Fourth and Pma Gallipolis, Ohio K.wttkl KDX-80 mDtorcyclt. 1988 SuzukJ Quad Racer 4whHter, 8 months okl, extra tlrn. 8141941-2722. MYRTLE DRIVE - Immaculate 3 bedroom. vinyl sided home, 1~ bath, heat pump, large garage. level yard. $56,5()0 #278 60 M/l BEAUTIFUl ACRES - Greal for hiking 01 hunt ing Grandma Galewood h1ked here. Trails are al1eady t he~e •~h beaulilul rock formations. Askmg $22,£00 #ZZ6 LET'S BUilT' - Tored ollookmi lor vour dream house. Build rt' On these chooce 5 acres mil 1esl11cled lois on Goeen Twp Rural wateo available Hardtop 10ad Call 101 mooe 10lo . #168 614-44&.3888 Real Estate General VIRGINIA SMITH, BROKER, 388·8826 DIAN CALLAHAN,-REALTDR. 268-8261 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR. 446·1897 RUTH BARR, REALTOR. 446-0722 LINDA SKIDMORE. REALTOR, 379-2886 DEBORAH SCITES. REALTOR, 448·6806 LYNDA FRALEY. REALTOR, 446-6808 MICHAEL MILLER. ASSOCIATE. 441 -1406 79 Campers & Motor Homes 1990 2& ft. Dutchm1n Travel Tr•ll•, ntw, lot• or artru, 304875-6119. 1132. 00 YOU liKE PRIVACl. 81AUH A.D COUNII'Illff! Wo hove 1 three bedroom ranch house situated on a small tarm in I( C. tchool d1j{. Thrs properf'l sell:s itseiLall yuu have to do 11 look. ~riced 111 ll'rli $50s w 446-4206 1.? ac m/1 Crown C~, &rea Call $26.900 1633 THIS SPACIOU~ BI ·LFVEl ollm bur bedrooms. lhree baths 1nd two k1tthens II IS ~~tuated Dn 17 wes m/1 ne~r the hosp~al Pertect PIICI tor a large fam tl~ K.C (J NG ~c hoot drs! s~ th~ one soon. Only S52,000 LESS SPACE TO ClEAN - But lhos 12>65 Rrchardson Mo· bile home has 3 bed1ooms. hvong 1oom. k1lchen. and bath. Appliances a1e mcluded ASKING $4,500 .' bnc~ ' .. ' GETAWAY RETREAT - Owner l1nancong, w1th down P8Y· ment. appro>. 7 moles from Gallo pohs Ideal locatiOn . Excel lent conditiOn, overlook s Blue lake and Raccoon Creek. 23 ft . trawel hailer. sundeck. rural water, septrc system, and electnc. F11hong, boaton g hu nt10 g or 1usl re la11ng #58( • m""" -· ful1her rllformah:m 1471 . COIIERCIAL BUilDING - Louted on Route JS IPIJ"Ol l/ 10 ola mllf West past trJiht ll&ht on the lljlhl Crtat oppoftuNty to own your own busmess Call lor appollllmtnt Wrl conuler rent Wllh !lphon .·.• .·.· SIRACUSE - ON 1!4 - N!W POM - oI1u::,~~'~;~ ~; NEW EIOI LISTING2or J bedrooms, room. large gar a&e . rn Low maintenance. ~* ur•rt~s. iU furtlllce, ltr cond.. 1 flS~Ited. great kluiKm. edra nee. low 50'$ liSTING- I~ sll)ry, alum >ldrn~ 3 BR bath. LR. kd . uhlfl'l rm en closed SUflOOm. IIISUII!ed. gas h-eat 111 CDnd. apo••nm stay. new ~rl . treated dr1vtw11y. eare&e & ~¥1tk ~. add. blda..largelenced rn i!at den. m1intenance lr~ ~operty low 30's MIDDLEPORT AND AREA POMEROY AND AREA POMEROY, OHIO 992-2259 Real Estate General GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - 3 bedroom.1 bal h ranc hw~h lull basem en! , ga~age. deck. heal pump. Ni ce nerghb01 hood lor the choldren to play Askong $59,400. #263 OWNER MUST SEll - PRICE RE- POMEROY - E lbln St. - 3BR. DUCED - l r.droom ol . DR. I R. bllh, I lloor oi11 Oose to town 111,000 or malle u! an Dner MIDDlEPORT - 'Ur St. - J bed· roOtm , tivmt raom. dtnllli room. bath. ful bnemeot low MIDDLEPOITT - S20 '~ Rol~nd St. - 3 BR. IIIJ ~IM. lR, OR. gar~ge 130.000 MIDOLEPOITT - BliCK HOllE 2nd St. 4 tM , lr. 11. kit . I~ bath $):1'1. Mus I seftiP estlle IIDDLEPOITT PACUGE SALE 121N ~dSI 121~ N. ~d Sl CAN BE 117 N ~d St SOLO 119 N ~d Sl SEPAIIAT£LY 11• Colo St. .-n 5 ~usn onl'f SS2.000 Th1s rs a real tnvntmtnt buy1 llliAD__!IUI'I 10 - Jlh ICf! lot. IIODUPCR1 Heft· ~ your chaoce at 1 beaulllul 3 BR. LR OR kt lift bath uU!ly rm . tu!l base· rneilt 2 car i-11111. len«d yard. 2 llltJ top conttbon. Prad S20.000 un6er the Mlrket See it today and 1111M an ofter ~rt . OR. blth. w/n ver voew Ju~t patnled & l!dec01'aled PllSSib~ ! Owner fmancr~t. S.3'2.01Xl Realtor-owner SYRACUSf ITIEIITIOI NIW HOlE BUYERS - Why pay $65.000 ~ here r ~ a !:letter home !ready) lot abput ~the prt:e 3 BR R~NOi, 2 baths. OR. ~t . lR.ul~flt/ atllpphance:s ll you want SIC st he . b Ia thebeslb AND AREA RACINl6tbS1. - 2s t01 , ,4Bfl. 7 baths. LR, sunroom. •rt cen tr al heal, 111 2 41!/i loh Low oW's RACIItE - 810.-DWAY - I llooplan J BR, l R. tlalh. kr1 cen tral "'•' & llr.blstment. 2 CAr ~~~~e 130• WHY PAY IUT - UCIJI E- lain 51. - I ft001 plln. J BR. bath H . basemetll. Greet buy . Low 30'5 1617. SIAll fAll FOI SAll: 48 ac. m/lm Cl1y TowrtShiQ. Allbrck home wrth app. 1980 sQ. ft J larllt bd., 2 bllhs, kitchen and eilltnl $pace. J frre IN fllf ClitJN l ilY IN1HI COUII11'1- ON 143. Hoo> mineral rilllts. Prtld rltlt $77.500. IIICIISmE -IIJion lin It llloor l!lfn.l l>r. I bolll.ll.011, LR, Under $JI.OOO. LAIIIISYILLI- 2MACII£S- 31111. LR 011. SlD's ~1. . 1111~ sorop, llllfC;Ol = CIMIS'IIUI- GIEIT HOlElllool pion, 4iiii.LR DR. kl.. llll~ ::.~,rrr::.-,~1 qolck. IIIII undtr 130.000. .·.· .· .· EIC!LLEIIT n 33 •ll,.lin.,...l. Wou_, M1te A Good StOtt. Tnd Stop. Auction House. Reg11r Cente1. Statron. A mont~· f'Niker loc.at10n Pritt reduct<! - Mlkt us 1n offer 1oavllle 14. - 13 acres. J BR. IIIICh, pond .. I'll~. r1hls, 2 tar pr· aae Everyrtunc. Must we .• 11615 NEW liSTING. larl(e 1nd room~ brd 111 Green Sc:hoo! Dl!t ~me con· tarns tuee bedrooms. 1.-nir, rMm.Dne a~ Orll!·hallbalhs..IMnl( room and two ca • praae. land •s feocedm en all tlvee slits ad rrt.lli1M barn1ndshtd Pre ad '" S80's. Located on SR 141 ~rce Rt· duced. M1ke an otler TUPPERS PLAINS - ll01lon Addition - 3 lo 4 bedroom ranch mexcellenl c011diloon on a large I acre lot Alarge lam IIi room makes iving here a joy. Eleclric BB heat plus wood · burner. large slooage shed. Call lor appomtmenl $41 ,000 TUPPERS PLAINS - 3 bedooms, I ~ bath. brock ran ch. lull basement Garage. large lot Fenced on back yard wrt h above ground pool. lots of shade trees $4 8,000 • place. den. I ur anathed p111f and 2c1r detaclled gmaewit~ rarE'! work. aru. lui bmment w~h 1980 sq. M.Stod bam crib shed,lmplemenl shoed toblcco base. Call lor more dftaJis RUTLAND BRICK STREET - 66 x 166 lol. l Hoor home. 1 bedroom~ 1 balh. Noce kilchen cabrnels. 111.5()0 POMEROY- New worong. new plumbing, new drywall, new roof are already completed in lh11 4 room home wolh 1 beil rooms. Could have 3 lo 4 rooms upsla rrs. lull basement Great lor a rental . 17.000 1!99. COUifJIY LIVIIIG Al ITS FIJI £ST. 86 Krt farm near Crowft Otvnff~ Rt. 553. Home hu two bedrooms. bail h. dinini room, lrvrna room lfld Ucl\en land 1ncludes two barn~. stY!fll sheds and bbacto base Call lor more detds.· cond. Ma~e trell ofhce or st01e lm· mediate passen11n Plen~ Of ~rk. II'IJ 5 m111 lrom courthouse btHinanl. pr1ce. bll'n and 1)0/'ll Lodlll ~pe htme on 301Crn with .'' RACINE. l<d St. - 1 n.-y, 3 BR ~lh. •~ , tR. cen1111 heat & au Under S20.000 4.000 Sq. Ft. COIUIItrCisl 8141. I ttoor plln, em access. e•cellent DID£1 - l br.lr, kl .. l ij both< RACINE - Ranch Hom e - 1 bed10oms. I balh . lully equipped kitchen . lamo ly room 1 car gmge m basement Sottmg 011 1.6 acres Beautiful counlry setlrng wrth a 111ce VIew' $59,500 ·. ·. : AloY!IY loR home situated on 8 we~ miL Th iS home leflur.es '2 bd., blth. ~~~e famrly room lwrrl room, Ia rae krt,hen and dinrna room Hcwne hn ap 2.000 ~- ft II yDu are ookin& tor ~pace and pll· 'IICY yuv will want to b~ at this home. COMMERCIAL IN fllf CIJIJNlflY Mrddleport. Nice woodwork. 2 to 3 bedrooms. ul11ily. small storage bu ilding. $19.900. . ~ACINE gas heat. central aor, city water. 1 car garage Alllhos and more on over 1\\ ams m/ 1. Call lor appomlmenl and onlo Askong only $75.000 #269 MIDDLEPORT - NICe slarter home 101 a young couple Some remodeling completed . 3 bedrooms and I bath. Fmosh ~the way yoo want $20,000 SALE II CENTER - AniCe 3 bedroom Shull mobole home 14•70 with attached lam rly room . Electnc heal pump plus coal combustion stove. Equpped krtchen. Storage buoldrngs. orchard and grape arbor. $19,500 RUTLAND- One floor plan wrth 3 bedrooms. I~ balh. drn lng area, large level yard. garage. and woodshed REDUCED. $32.500 MORGAN CENTER - Is thrs 3 bed room ranch wolh balh. family room . drning/ kttchen combo. cable heat. 2 ca r ~!ill age All lhos and more on 25 mi l Askrng only $4 6,000 . #246 SECOND AVE. - You wrll hnd lhos 3bed1 oom I'h balh home wtth fam il~ room. dmmg roo m. woodb urner and more ~Now dmmgroo m. palflal baseme nt. garage Askm gorq vrew ol the Hol m Hosprtal 14'x36' ba1n presenlly bemg ulol11ed as 1 ca1 ga~a g e and storage 2 olher oulbuoldrngs A QUAlifY HOME w1lh many ame noloes ? lull balhs, and 2 hall ba ths. den. lormal l 111 1n~ room and d1n1ng room . 2 WBFP. onl ortar nment k1l chrn QUALilY THROUGHOUI NEW liSTING: INVESTMENT PROPERTY . 7 1enlal BEAT THIS" NEW li STING 11 GREAT lOCATIONII CORNER LOT l'lhile v1ew1n ~ the Oh 10 R11Je1 I rom your wat er !r nnl ht Awr. nrooPrl ~t 4 rms r., bath down 3 rms & bath lull up 1 WBTP, HW floors. IC reeneJ rn p~ ch Aclass1c home IF VOU ARE ALREADY TIRED Of CUTTING GRASS . SEll YOUR MOWER and move mto t1 beaullf ul 2 bed rm condo located along Grape St Ample 10Sulal1on w1th hea l pump g1ves you com lortable a11 co n d 1 t1onm ~ and heal w1th econ · om1cal pr1 ce<. Awera ge<. le \~ th an $50 00 permo IH abate· me nI p r o~r am I blo ck lo R I OCP. I ~' 2 blocks to C1ly Par~ l ow mamlenanco Call 44 6 1066 lo1 rnlo 3-4 BEORM . HOME locaiOd oPPIO> I m1 •r above old Srlver Br1dge. along St Rt l Usr !or rrs~ent1allcommerc lal lot srze. I53' d ·,~ Ruy now lo1 $J) 000 00 INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6r m hou se local ed LIST WITH ll.\\'£S TODAY mort or •• ltu. cr.ltk tfll one oul r ,,,OfEN ,,..NOI/$E. ,., ,,.IUNPA , s,,_ I" r, UNION AVENUE - Is thos nice 3 bedroom. I ~ balh home leet ol l1wmg space mcludes 4 bedrooms . hr eplace. formal dm mg, eQuipped k1lchen and much more land IS level to rollrn& and 1ncludes a beaut1lul pond. a 2 Cal garage and a barn You wolllove rl Call tor an apporn lment $110,000.00 w1t h lamdy room. dining room.l1vmg room and k1tchen Gas heal One Cal del ached garage , full basement and more . Ask mg only $35.000 Call lor your appoonlmenl #268 a tor~ g Ma1 11 St f.?t• nl nr ll~· p 111 P1 e~en t l y ~~ Lt'oS ing $2. l 00 00 Roy now lor 11 5.000 00 NEW liSTING· lll .lcre>. l'rrry lwp 5omr lrmbeo Buy now lm $10.000 6.5 ACRES . WITHIN THE CITY OF GAlliPOliS srlualed alonR Ga rfield Avr• S1tl• rn luc1f!s I builc1m g lots w/ CI Iy water se wer Buy now !or $30 000 00. 01 pur chase house w1th lot Vrll a~e II Call lno mme 2 BEDRM . REMODEL.ED HOME along [lll llr rolhr Rn Walklo groceroes and sc hool Buy now lor $?6.o00 00 68 ACRES Mor liN OHIO TWP. F10ntage on Sl Rt 7 w11h some l1mbeo . Pnced at $10,000 2 LOTS located al the ru nclron ol Roule 160 and Ewongton Road . Reduced lo hall price. $5 .500 PRICES DRASTICAllY REOUCED on 3 or operloes w1lhrn lhe Vollage ol Porteo : #I - Ooa cottrell grocery bu1ldon~ Now '15,000.001i #1 - 2 slory homeadracenll osl01e bldg. Now $25,000.00. #3 - 3 bedr ooms hom e ne<l to above . Now $20,000.00. Call for more mfo. Will sell any or all II' ·w, ..,U ,., II 111111 ,,.,. II }Ill II II flf GENTLEMAN'S FARM - Eleganl cou nlry '" rngon acres m/ i w1lh a lovely ceda1 4 bedroom home Over 2.000 sq uare wrth character Don "! l t>l l hr~ on r grt away call 100a v11 .AE Hupp................... ........ . ..... ........... ....9(9·2257 9(9 2660 IIIOt. IIW USTIIII: Ill "-" lOo. ! II! r"'dlwlllllllllll. LR. dinllll""hllehoil. ullily rM, o1o< llolt """~ CIA.Ooy/City 1tllool dm.lloc II "" •219 Clean~ MIANO - 2- 2ocroloh.$6,11110 ... IWOIIIIIIIIOO .."' .... , -~ •• Coli "' "". Askrng $49.000 APPOINTMENT 10 S[( fill S ON[ l d9 900 00 ENJOY THE COMFORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE THIRD STREET- IIDDLEPOIT- Totally ~emodeled 2·3 bedrooms. One floor homa Beautiful condotoon. Carpel throoghout. New wiring. vinyl sidin& one car garage. In sulated and all storms. Noce lot. $29,900. ::::::::::992-2259 c a~ oorl bedroom. I · balh . lull basemenl .eat 111 k1lchen I11Jm~room. two ca1 dela rh!:d ga ra ge. l c;u car pod a!lached MAKE AN mformatton ~M~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: IIVrng Gall 1a Lawrence Co l11 1e Pr1 ce mcludes 8 acres $20,000 00 NEW liSTING: 3 bedrooms, bnck. srlu aled on I am. 5 moles from Gallopolos on Bulaville road. Kyger C~eek School Dist nct, 1.440 SQ H Priced m the 60's. ' ...,ond '"""'" Nood ~ 110 "' o11111 Ill ac:lfim ol .,~ w~h Purchase all lo1$100.000 00 NEW liSTING 3 BEDRM. HOM E lo caled on the booder of lor $15.000 00 WE HAVE BUILDING LOIS rn Rodney 98 ~«66 #224 CITY SCHOOlS - 3 bed1oom s. I balh oan ch roo m k1lchen. lull basement. centra l an. l car garage. I car orooert1es. located w11tun the City ol Gt~ lllp o hs . 2nd Ave RUTLAND- 26.2 acres" the counlry. 6 rooms . 3bedroom home. Pnvate and secluded. Needs some work. $18,000 JEAN TRUSSELL.. .... ...... ........... ... ........ ..... .. ... #141 Our CENTURY 21 ® team knows just how to sell a orne · e yours That's why we're a member of the largest real estate organiza1ion in the world . Call us toda for 1ha bast results. H BEDROOM . BRICK RANCH , srlualed on 55 ams. w1lhrn AffiNTIONII AnENTIONII lleip County At1l Estote Dwn•s We hive buytrsmdy to Yltw Your Property. CALL TODAY AND liSTWifH CLELAND REALTY!!I col•• - $43.000. CITY IS THIS OLDER ONE STORY w1th 1 ued rfo$ lg b5a~~ POMEROY - Kingsbury Road - 2-1~ acre lois Waler and electric available. Owner may help fina nce . Two lot s to choose form. $6.500 00. CNol - · rillly PLUS onoti'Of tnlllr ~opal 'w/olocb£ '''" . 8EA1111FU l Wllll.IIITID COUN· flY HOI£ on lull acre. Hemloc~ Growe ~rrce red!J(ed. Rench. 3 BFI. 2 b~ho U nder$40.1100. YOU IS!£D fOITHIS OIIE- ·~ p!OI. 2 ICIH of sedudad lend. A IZ'diO Kirkwood lraller w/1p~~ lftcts, lR. nsfler & dryH, ltldtnl SPRING -Excellenl neighborhood and a brick home wolh l 'h balhs. lamrly room . 2 Cal garage. mground pool. Close lo shoppmg and slores Call lor you r appomlment !77 .500 #266 2 FOR 1 - A1 bedroom. I balh home w~h l1vong room. krtchen and a 19 79 14> 70 mobole home woth 2 bedrooms, 1~ balhs lam rly 10om wolh lroepl ace All on I acre m/1 $32.000. 17 ACRES - Plu s a ro ce 3 uedi OOnl. 2 balh "nch Wll hden. drn rng aoea '"'"g ooom. lull basement. 2 laoge bUIIdrngs. llpPIO> 200· Ra ccoon C~eek lrontage #204 NEW liSTING- POMEROY- SR 143, 2 bed1 oom s. l bath. carpet. Relrigeralor and range Sottmg on app> I + acre $11 .900 MIDDLEPORT - 1 story brock home. Balcony and porch ·. kolchen, bath, laund1y 10om . noce land scaped lawn . Askong $54,900 ~275 NEW liSTING - Here os an attractiVe 3 bedroom 2 balh flEW liSTING- RUTLAND- I Hoor ranch that w1ll prov~e comfort and lots of room lor your family. 3 bedrooms. bath. 1•11 basement. 2 car garage plus carport Also I ca1 ga~a g e lor storage or workshop. located on 1.79 acr es. Bea utolullot $46,000 with vrew of river . Conwenrenlly located close to stor es 1n li 13. NEW liSTIItG: Thcs home has had If e.at Cll"e and IS 10 beaut lui ihape Ready tomove rn10 Ao_p 1200 sq rt ol IN..,i!Speceotterrntlivl!ll(home. fem . • I~ room " / hreplace, ki tchen 1nd dlnJli roorr.. J bd. and 1 hatll!.14'd 1 flo. rrla room. streened m perth, slorap bu 'dm& all elec. hell1nd cent. 111 . Pef leer sett~ns tor pr•vaq ~~n l/4 •c m/1 Compl!tel't furnished and rtldw to move 1nto. PANORAMIC VIEW- 2.55 acres mGreen Twp. and a tlloee bedroom home w1f h huge lamdy room . hvrng room, eat·m Kun Morgan, Realtor / Broker - 446 -0971 Allen C. Wood. Realtor- 446 -4523 Mosa Can1erbury . Reallor - 446-3408 Jeanette Moore. Raeltor - 256-1745 NEW liSTING- RACINE - ApprO<. 32~ ams With 2 bed room mobile home w1th porch plus 14x181ogand pole buold· o~g. cellar hoose. ulololy buoldong. and 8 ' 35 New Moon trailer Beautnul srte. PRIVATEII $26.5()0 NEW liSTING- SYRACUSE - Rover Fronl Property Own lo the lowest point ol water, toe up the boat lo vou1 o_wn dock S1l 0111he porch and enjoy the rover Completely lurnoshed home wrth all appliances includmg washer and dryer. Conveniently located close to c1ty park. $15.9QO 3 bedroom. I~ bath ranch home wtlhbaSfment Famr~ room •~h woodburner tn buement. I e11 tarage cen tral 11r and ~lectr( hell Harne rs louled mCountry r\lre Subdtv!SIIn 1117. All THE WOIK HAS I(UI DONE on ltl rs I,_, stor[ home located rn Gat~ poh School Otstnct JUS11 lew mtnu~ from IO'II'n )Dr ~droom, kftlltn and ioriNI dm1ni room fuep~e rn IW IAI room. tamtly roo m10 ba!.tmenl Carrier room. large mas1e1 bedroom wrth fireplace larjle ~th . Thos home ha s oveo 1.700 sq . ft. m/1 of living area and too ma nyamenoloes lo hsl here. By Ihe way, til ere is a 3 bedroom guesl house so bnng Mom. loo. Callloday lor inlormato011 and appoontment f271 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE 446-7699 NEW liSTING- VACANT ACREAGE IN SALEM TWP . - Approx. 57 acres. Nice meado_ws plus wooded acreage. Hou sing srte or hunting land DEER SEASON IS COMING" $24,000. •• •.• 1630. EICEILENT APAIITMEII1 ILOG . IIIYESTIEWT: Good ,.ker IN H1NN L.~rge brd apt bl~. w~h 3 two bedroom aph . '2 one bedrm. •Ph. pills 1 conalf With twD apts Thn properfl hi~ ~en weQ !Nrntained C.l\ lor QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD IN GREEN SCHOOl DISTRICT IS IhiS 3 bedroom 1 bath ranch w~h. big kotchen. I car ga~~~e 1 1~ lots. Was '47,500 Now~$43 ,500 ho me with family room. liwmg room. kttchen / dm mg combo. • • • i VACANT lOT. 92 ACRE -loca led a short dostance oft State Highway 554 at Eno. On Eno/V101on Road Goeal place lor a new home or Mobole Hom e. #69Z YOO ... tMCk lfld harne. 3 bectruo!M. hltOwood f basemflll ek!et11: llut and much more Loc1ted on Rl160. Needs wme'r!!~J<Jir 'Mllk done. C.llior details Only $30.000. NEW LISTING: One 1988 Redmond 14•70 moble home, one 1981 Nnltau 14.70 mobile home and outbuikhniJ'pr•Re ~lfU1Ied on 1.56 acres m/1. l ocated on State Route 715. Uve 1n ana 1nd rant the o1t1111 . $37.500. home 446-1066 1534. All BRICK 4 BEDROOMS - In acholc;e ne1ghborhoOO Charmm11ll r1nch Ia IIYirlf rm w/dmmg 8rU 4 bt1:/rooms. ] lu" ball\!. ~· urpet kitchen. ulli•ty rm also 2 car at1actltt! garagf w/a utomaltc door local~ 111 , place, hwrng toom w/convers8tion p1t and '"•"'" '• 32 locust Street. Gallipolis Real Estate General Suhk1sl V•lalle You ll\IJ ~e lh1shomt today and buy for evtrlasllfiR comt01t Crty hrill ~clloo l We can arr~ngt favo rrt~ klng lel'm tman crnl Rr the way. you un lim OD~i5100 •mmtdralely We Will sell you the e•lralot lor S6.SOO J, And a Pani Hawk 446-1967 610 Buhi-Morton Rd. you want to be the proud ownB ala c01y 38R home endosed porch 1nd . w.-:,~ .- ::""'"->· '··~~, J.. •~ .,./ ',~ Stutes Real Estate Bonnie Stutes 446-4206 tlil'£f!lMI ~ b~laces. ~if> heal Wl1h cent111 a1r rau~ Rofflllnlc gmbo P 1t.o~ lleauhlu11)" ltnd).(ape:d Al l klvon ~y Ol~t n !a•~il Polento~ l !)@d & breakl8~1 (II n> ffiAi n re>l1 tn llal .: .. m ~ ~·~_.- ~-r~:~-< .~. :".;.,. EXCELUNT BUILDING SITE £XClUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD AT. 35 AREA- GOOD VIEW WOODLAND- OWNER/AGENT WITH ONLY $7,000 DOWN PAYMENT and exclude most clo ong cost assume this loan. On 40 acres plus and a"'" 4 bed · room home. 2 slocked ponds. barn and shed Call lor more details. etcell>nl corwH10 n Dow n by the OhtO R1~er Ill Galhpo iiS Oh 'JERY [l[fii,NT fur nol tht c entut~ hoi!V' ~ hPr1HIMl\ 1 nath~ h!urv ust>lu l alt~~: and com!*'le STORY RUN RD . - Wallet Stretcher - liVe m the house wolh 3 bedrooms and equopped krtchen Work on lhe garage and brg workshop Country setting wolh 1 ~ acres $29,900 Resld•ntial or commwclal wiring, new ..rvlce or r~p~ire . Licensed electrician. Rldanour EIACtrlcar, 304-675-1786. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE acres ISeasy to mow. because it1s lewel. Co mes w1th a large hvmg room and drnmg room. Al so has a fam1ly room. 2 bed · rooms, and cenllal "' conditionmg Plumbing & Heating Carter's Plumbing quick silver front, good oond., $495. IIUOI Soli. 111 ~~~ 2234 o~ tori. Electrical & Refrigeration 87 plck·up $2,995;1986 Ford F150 11609 CITYS MOST MAGNIACENI HOME - NATIONAL REGimR: V<loooo. COUNTRY SETTING - AND CLOSE TO POMEROY - The 1\\ s1rv ice, 304- Stptie Tank Pumping $90, Gallla Co. RON EVANS ENTEftPRISES, Jackaon, OH 1..&00-537-9528. 11601. •EW LISTING: 2~ Al1lES Of ROLLING LAND OUTLINEO WITH PINE TREES ro with this 9 year old ranct1 wrttll bedrooms. 2bath~. k1lchen. LR w1lh dimn11ra. uWty rooo1 on pound Imi. llrge DfN basement, l car a"aclled : PICRJRESI)JE SffiiNG Cal lim more 1nlo Dn th1~ property and let us 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. 84 Most wells completed samt day. Real Estate General 'i)lll4· c... "--Il- ._.._ Home lmprovemenls Ron't TV Servlca, speclal!z.lng In Zenith also servicing most otner brand!J. Houae calls, also s-ome appllanc1 r1pairs . WV 304-576-2398 Ohio 614--44&-2454 . 75 Boats & Motors lor Sale 1982 JHp Ltl'ldo. Black. New II,.., txtrt thlr~ I oycllnct., s.. Opood. 114-1112-2838. 81 SALE PENDING on old CoHrell grocery buidling. STOP BY OUR OFFICE FOR A COMPLETE BROCHURE OF OUR liSTINGS. BAUM ADOITION- Viny lsided · wi h4 bedrooms. baths. drn ong area.lam1ly room. basement. ga~ageon I acre m/ 1. Askm g only $61,500. #216 BEECH GROVE RD .- Is thiS I'h slmy wrth alumrnum srdrng, 3 bedroom. balh , dmmg roo m, gas heal , lronl p01chand srde dec k Alllhos and more on 1 acres mi l Askong on ly$ 1~.uuu Call loday lor you1 appornlmen l #207 COMMERCIAl - On Easl Maon SI.ISthiS co mmeroal buold· mg wilh lois ol potentoal. Over 5000 sq " Sales noor , ln~ storage area. Good traftoc llow $55.000. #1 FOREST RUN RD ._ 3 44 acres mil and a 1987 28 t56sec lronal With vonyls~on& 3 bedrooms. 2ilalh s. donrn g and eq uipped kolch en. large walk·IO closets, heat pump. cenlral aor. 2 melal buildongs and more. Only $49.500 #267 NEW liSTING - 107 acres of noce counlry 1972 M11letle ho me on mellenl condohon pole typ e buold ong located on long Hollow Rd . Asking $59.500. Call today for you1 ap poml monl #270 EXCEllENT RIVER VIEW hom Fronl Slreelm M1ddleport 3 lois wolh a 3 bedroom home. Oelached garage. look allh• one You wolllall on love. Only $35.000. #2(8 VAllEY BEll RD.- 90 acres ol beaulolul. peaceful counlrj · s1d e. 3 or 4 bedroom home . Free gas to res1dence Barn and garage Pnced Ieduced to $34,9{)0 #209 NICE fiRST HOllE -Close to school large lol wilh 3 bed room home. E1tra note 26x36 detached garage. Rutland . $29,900. �Page D-B-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. September 23. 1990 Cocaine filled DC-3 seized ton and a half of cocaine and arrested one of the men, but the pilot and another man escaped on foot, Lehigh County District Attorney William Piatt satd . Airport manager Ja ck Yohe said air traffic controllers ca lled pollee when the plane landed without clearance or landing lights at the airport 50 miles north of Philadelphia. "The pla ne came In without ALLENTOWN. Pa. iUPli Three men allegedly smuggling $130 mUllan ol Colombian cocaine to North America In a DC -3 tried to sneak Into what they thought was a closed alrporl early Saturday a nd were surprised by pollee. authorities said. Pollee at Allentown Bethlehem-Easton Airport In eastern Pennsylvania seized the aircraft and Its cargo of almost a Ohio Lottery Reds sweep San Diego Padres radio c learance, lights or a transponder going, and the tower alerted the airport pollee." Platt sa id. "It was not spotted on rada r .... It was not spotted until It was Visually sighted by the Plck-3: 425 Plck-4: 2398 Cards: Q-H, K-C, J-0, 10,5 Super Lotto 9·12-27-30-35-38Kicker 4322.'13 tower ." Page4 Pollee ha d no Idea when they went to co nfront the pilot and passengers that the Incident would result In the largest drug seizure In the county's history, Platt said. Clear tonight. Low in mid 40s. Tuesday, sunny, warmer. lllgh In mid 70s . • Vo1.4 1. No .99 HOMECOMING ROYALTY - !Iannan Trace High School's homecoming royalty madr Its grand appearance on the Wildcats' field prior to Friday night's football game with Eu.,tern. From left to right are queen can didates Tracl Blac k, Flo Shuttle launch protested J CAPE CANAVERAL, F la. (UP!) Activists s taged a demonstration Saturday to protest the launch of a nuc lea r powered probe aboard the sh ut · tie Discovery next month, amid preparations for the weekend launch of a powerful Air Force Titan 4 rocket. The Titan 4, the most powerful unmanned rocket In the na tion's Inventory , was believed to have been scheduled fo r launc h at midnight Saturday. But the c las sified flight has been repeatedl y delayed In recent days by techm cal problems and, by Saturday afternoon, It a ppeared to have been postponed again, possibly · lor 24 hours. As with a ll Titan flights. however, la unch prepara tw ns are conducted In secrecy a nd Air Force o!!lclals would neither confirm nor deny reports of an Impending tak eo ff . The payload on the Titan was classi!led, but it was thought to be a Defense Suppor t Program early war ning spacecraft capa ble of detecUng rocket launc hes using a large Infrared telescope . Such a sa tellite cou ld prove useful In the Persian Gu If crisis. giving the military more warn lng of any Iraqi missile a t t.1cks on U.S. troops or those of its allies . At the nearby Kennedy Space Center, just a few miles from the Titan 's launch pad at th e Cape Canaveral Air Force Stat ion . engineers worked thr oug h the weekend readying the s huttle Discovery lor blastoff next month to ca rry a European built solar probe Into spare. The shu ttle's original la unch date was Oct. o, but problem s getting the Titan off th e pad wi ll delay critical tests. possib ly pushing Discovery's launch back a few days to around Oct . 7 orR. The goal of the mission. only the fourth s huttle flight this year because of fuel lea ks that grounded thE: shutt les Atlantis REPUBLICAN RALLY suc h <~n ciary CommlltP(', announced his s uppo rt lor Souter and termed "wro ng" those whn demanded thai the nominee stair• his "pre c isr views" on is sues. Heflin cited Souter's "humanl' · ness" and "willingness to listen" seek abortions Souter, In Senale Judiciary Committee hearings that ended last week, said only that he would come to lhc court with no preconceivrd agenda on abortion or on Roe vs. Wade . He was questioned without the controversy tha t marked the falled nomination of Judge Ro bert Bork In 1987 during the Reagan admlnlnstrat ion. Some women's and birth control tal constltullon a l issue' the rig hi of privacy. I will vote no because I do not believe that I can exercise responsibly my constitution a l duly lo advise and if South er " has an adequalt• unders ta ndin g of and commit ment to one of the mosl funda consent to a nomination when thr nominee ha s dPil'rmined to carve ou t one special and con trove rsia l rountry groups did, however, announce Th e Ju di ciary Committee must sU I! vote on whr•ther 10 their opposition to Soutl"r, citing All LOCAL CANDIDATES WILL BE PRESENT! EVERYONE WELCOME! ••••••••••••••••••••••• FALL CLEARANCE SALE CENTER New 1990 Nissan Stanza LIST 17,995.00 5 speed. 2 4L 138 HP eogtne, tilt $4 99 5 FAll CLEARANCE PRICE Get yours now before the new year price increase . WE HAVE COMPlETE SHENNIU PARTS AND SERVICE We also have new and used tractors and equipment of all kinds. Come in and seethe new King Kutter 10ft. Rotary Mower. WE BUY USED FARM EQUIPMENT Delivery Available, Come Shop With Us. St. Rt . 36 West. Gallipolis. Ohio 446-9777 or 446-2484 wheel. rear delrost . t1nted glass. clock, conso le, power steer1ng $9673 S 1000 Below Invoice 1990 Plymouth Laser Demo New 1990 Dodqe 0-150 ,Q\ .I S:.~ - ' -···l!e' Automatic, air, c rui se. !ill . cassetl e wtlh equa lizer & 6 3t8 VB. au tomattc, bright mtrror: deluxe wtpers. casselte. AOVA~ TAG E PAC 1. 7170 warranty. speakers. lumba r sea l. rear wtperiwasheridelrost, more New 1990 Chrysler New Yorker Land au, lu xury eq utpmenl package . lnlinity sound s ystem. lull -s12e spare, load ed with every luwry feature $12,495 $10,934 Save saooo away from the sun to .Jupit er, so boost down, out or Prices a fter rebate , payments with r eba te and $1.000 p l u s t ax & tit l e down - • · .ouai"'Y Pelfll $1 "''"""' 60 months IIEADQUAR'I'ERS OPEN - A ribbon cutdng ceremony opened the Me igs County l! epublican Party headquarters on West Main Street on Friday. Pictured with Meigs County l!epublican ofllceholders and friends of the party is Meigs Cgunty Treasurer George C'oU!ns, who c ut the ribbon at the headquarters, located in the former Empire Furniture Building. !lour> for the office wlll be Friday, i0-1 and Saturday, 10· 1 through . recommend Soutpr ' s confirms · liv es his o r her personal life - i.s one of the most fundam e ntal lib er ti es that each AmPrican rxpcc t s to r nj ov ,"Cra nston sai rl By WAL TEll ANDREWS United Press International Oil prices surged to record high s In ear ly trad ing Monda y after Iraqi President Saddam Hus se in threatened military retaliation against Saudi Arabia and Israel lor th e U.N. embargo Imposed against hls country . Th e benchmark West Texas Intermediate crud e was traaing at $37.35 a barrel in morning trad in g on the New York Mcrcan · tile Exc ha nge, up $1.92 over Fri day 's record close on the Mere, which began tr adi ng WTI In March 1983. U.S . crude traded above $40 a barrel in 1980 on the spot marke t . where oil Is bought a nd sold for Britain's widely traded North Sea Brent had s ho t up $1.7S to $39.35 a barrel. u nit ed Arab Emirates · Dubai light- the key OPEC crud e from I he Middl e East shipped ma inly to the Far East- soared $l.G5to $32.80 a barrel. On the US. Gulf Coast spo t market, prompt delivery WTI was up $1.10 to $37.45 a barrel. "Saddam threatens and the markel moves," said Pet e r Gignoux of Shearson Lehm a n Hutton Inc 's Lo ndon office. "Here we go cash ca use., pain lo h is people," said • \ • CO"'~... ~ ··- ~"'-~.:-j ------r---- s;,---- There's I no need to 1:t::;o... ~liA.(ja,. pay $60 / ~""' ,:;.....,.. .., or more for a great perm. 1 ~.. ''~• At Fantastic Sam's, yo~'ll get 1 ....,.., ~~,, a beautiful Helene Curtis perm, including a shampoo, cut and complete style-everything you /. expect from an expensive salon, / -?:::.,~""" except the price. _ 1 --~~ ·~.. You don t need an appomt- f "'"'· s,. ment. we're waiting for you now --- z:s, "li.\i Parztastic 8a11{s• .. Haucutte<s• 446-SAMS MON. & FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. tile~ Famr~ OliO RIVER PLAZA SAT. 9 TO 6 P.M. IETWEEN HtUS & IIG lEAR SUNDAY 12 TO 5 p.M. EACH GALUPOUS, OHIO K()N WOEPENOENTLY OWNED NfO Of'EMTED Clfllltllllc Slm't lnt.m.llonat Inc. till Cassetle, sliding rear w1ndow 8& CHEVY CElEBRITY Wagon, Y&, automatic, ilr, Bpossenger . $4. 995 88 FORD ESCORT GT . · 89 NISSAN STANZA Automatic, air, stereo. rear delrosl 88 YORKER Air, cassette, rool, cruise Flfth Ave , toather, Jolldlld, one owner 81~ '-SAN I<IN. J:!B $ Stel'liQ, camper 10p, to.:•;,trllde ..... . 90 DODGE CARAVAN SE $12,995 Air. stereo. power windows & loc~s C••·~ '' • ~ "'"'" 1UPJ1 - i\ sta t rw ide poll puhlishpd Monda y in Th e Plain DeaiPr show s thf' cas in o gam blin g iss uP in dPep trouble . with opponent<;; holding a September and alter October I. Monday through Saturday, 10-1 during the week and 10·1 on Saturday. Material on all R e publican candidates will he available, as well as information on the thr ee state Issues to be on the l'lo'ovember ballot . The telephone number for the headquarters is 992-5756, while the numbe r for the ,Jones lor State l!epresentatlv e line at lhe headquarters is 992-5t63 . By LEE STOKES United Press International Iraq apologized to France lor raiding French diplomatic prr mlses In occupied Kuwait, but sa id the soldiers thou g ht lhl' building belonged to a membf'l' uf deposed Kuwaiti ruli ng lam ll y. Baghdad Radio sa td a n Iraq i .1 drnittPd rna king i.l mistakf's i ncr its tarrks rollrd int o Kuwait Aug. 2 Till' r ai t.l on the diplomatic grounds prumptl'd Fran cP, one of Iraq' s ll'ading arms suppllrr s during the 1980 1-(1< Iran - Ir aq war, to St'nLl more ground forces and jPt f ig hters to lht' rPgion. government spokPsma n apolog On Su nda y, Iraqi President Saddam Husse in h inted he might bP wi ll i ng to go to war over U.N . ized la te Sunda y for the inridenl Pconomie sa nctions. sayi ng hr that occurred earlier th is month. woul d a t tack Israel and Saudi oi l field s if his nat ion is "sulfa· calt'd" bv i nternat ional moves to force Iraqi troops from Kuwait Saddam's rrmarks camr as the U.N. Genera l Assrmbly's Stocks down sharply \ c .. ms• alone and to be lr ee from gover nm ent surveillance. th e right of each American to deter mine the ways in which he or she lion by the full Senate. Cran ston , who is not a member of the comm itt ee. sa id he doubts lead of brllcr than 14 jX'rcrnlagr points. Iraq government apologizes for raid on French property sayi ng "by miSt ake it wa s thought the idlplomatic l pn· mlses belonged to l he form''' Kuwaiti" ruling family. It was the fir s! lirnr Ir aq 1~~~~\ ~ ,, ~ inherrntly possess, the right of priv acy ." ''The right of privacy - th e right of each American to be left Cranston said he would "vote no becau se Judge SoutC'r will not reveal hi s views on a fundamen · CLEV ELAN D the · s•"'"'"" p.f!CislOO C"' righ ts citizens of this aga in " "It's prelly much the one stor y of Saddam Hussein threate ning military action against Saudi Arabia a nd Israel if th e embargo Brian Tag!er of Shearso n' s Int er national E nergy Desk in \;cw York . "At these prices wp 'rp prPt t\' much in uncharted territory and people arP buying uu l of lear of price s going highPr." Taglcr sa id In a sl<:ltemPn t broadcast by Ir aqi Radio Sunday, Saddam warnPd, ''America must no t go too far and TTIU !'-;1 grt ou t of it s mind the idea nf pu shing t'VPnt ~ in to a military rn l lis iun _" Thr embargo is being uspd ·'in a way that r-xrf'Pds all hum an it a ri an limits ." Sadrlam !';aid. HP added. "Th f'nil. thL'area~ it is in. and !sr .:~£'1 will be trans· fornwd into sonw!h ing different from what thP:V <HP now . The nil areas in Saurli An!IJi<l and in nt hrr st;J IPS n! t hP rrgion _all 1hP oi l installi:J i ion s. will be rPndPr t'd inrapablr· u! rr ~ ponding . " Poll shows Casino issue in trouble TRACTOR '3,000.00 SAVINGS wha te ver r eason " ti ona! grounds similar to Cra nston' s On the European spot marke t . 25 HP, 1540 r.p.m.) & hyd., 3/P hit,h. area of the law in which he refuses to reveal hi s opinion s, for mental and important conslltu · Oil prices soar to record highs in early trading today It can use that planet' s titanic a au thor of an abortion rights bill pending in the Senate. But Sen. Howe ll H!'llin , D -Ata ., a member of the Sl'nate Judi - IW1fe of Sec . of State Candidate, Bob Taft) orbit, the plane of the solar sysiPm and back toward the su n. Ulysses Is equipped with a single radioisotope t hermodect ric generator, or "RTG," to provide electrical power . The RTG works by converting the heat produced by the decay or radioactive plutonium 23!3 diox Ide Into electricity. Anti-nuclear activists staged a demonstration Saturday a t the Kennedy Space Center, protest · lng the Ulysses launch because of the possibility that dangerous radiation could be re leased In a launch disaster. A similar effort last year fai led to block the launch of the Gal !leo Jupiter probe, which was equipped with two RTGs . NASA has long argued that solar power Is not feasl bte lor use at Jupiter's great distance from the sun . Further, agency officials claim, the odds of a radiation release are minimal and the potential science return from the Ulysses mission justl!les the risk. But Daniel Hirsch . pres ident of a watchdog group called the Committee to Bridge the Gap, said the agency had misled the public on the possibility of a radiation release and that Internal NASA studies show solar power Is, In fact, a reasonable alternative for Ulysses' RTG. "NASA. you are wrong In not deSigning these missions for solar. - Cra nston sa id . "I ca nnot support a nominee who regards lhPSP issues as open quPstlons," sa id Crans ton, the a nd predicted that Souter will "resppct precedent." He flin sa id Souter "will nol bring a scorc hed earth policy to the co urt but a sense of perspect lve ." Souter, 51, a federal appeals court jud gl' and former member of the New Hampsh ire Supre me Court, declined in his confirma tion hearings to say howh e mlght vote on cases challenging the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade decision, which recognized a cons titutional right for women to MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1990 Gallia Co. Fairgrounds-5;30 P.M. Featured Speaker: HOPE TAFT Ulysses, built by the F:uropcan Space Agency, first must be fi red gravity for contraceptives lo prevent pregnancy Is a matter of set lied law." \~t Ulysses probe on an unprf'Cf'· dented five-year. $7o0 rn llllon voyage over the po!Ps of thr sun. reach WASHINGTON iUPli - Ass istant Senate Democratic leader Alan Cranston of California. clUng concerns about lhe nominee's abortion views, Monday became the first senalor to announce he will vote against the confirmation of Judge David Souter to the Supreme Cou rt. In a brief Senat e s peec h, Cranston sa id, "I cannot suppor t a nominee who refuses to acknowledge that a woman's right to choose to term in ate a preg nancy Is a fundamental r ig ht or that the right of Individu a ls, married or unm ar ried, to usc w······················ and Columbia, is 1o launch lhe To Sen. Cranston opposes Souter's nomination Tomlinson and Christy Short; queen Tracey ,Jenkins; and queen candidates Amy Pugh and Stormy Gibson. (Times-Sentinel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) EO 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Monday, September 24, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 NEW YORK tUPlt - Stock prices moved sharply lower in early trading Monda y, following losses in the Treasury bond market. The Dow Jones industria l aver age, wh ich fell 5. 94 Friday, wa s down 22.78 to 2489.60 at 10 a.m. Declines led advances 912-20b among the 1,485 issues cross ing the New York Stock Exchange tape . Volume was light, amount Ing to about 19.65 million shares during the first 30 minutes of tradln£. Long lerm Treasury secu rities were down more than a quarter of a polnl In early trad ing as the doUar continued to slip against the yen and the German mark . The relentless jump in oil prices also weighed on the stock market , analysts said. Crude all futures for November delivery were up $1.87 to $37.30 a barre I just after the opening In New York. Stocks had rtosf'd broi!dl~· lowPr Friday in h('a vy tradin g tiN to "triple-witching hour" expirations or !'itock-index fu tun•s and options and also wen' depressed by a furth er oil pric•· surge and news or trouble at Chase Manhattan Corp., a major New York money -c enter bank . The quarterly '"triple -wit c hing hour" expirations of stock -Index lu tu res, options and options on Individual stocks typically boos t volume a t the opening and close of trading, when the variou s Instruments expire a nd lnves to rs offset those positions with trades in the stock market Itself. Fu tures and options expire eve ry month, but the quarterly e xpirations generate much more volume s inc e the S&P 500-s tock Index fu tures , which account for a lmost 80 percent or all Ind ex futures volume. expire every lhree months . th e statr' s major cit irs . But a teleph one survpy of 1,OOtl votf'l's, co nductN1 la st wt'f'k. found 54J pPrcrnt oppose d tlw proposf'd constitutional amf'nd · men!, with only ·1 1 percrnt in f avor. i\notlwr 4.'1 percent had no opinion and 0..1 percent rrfuscd to open Monday, with the Persian Culf cr isis a dominant theme . H is s tat ement also came amid a report Iraq i troops conducted sPcret exercise s for at least two yf'a r s before at tacking Kuwait on Aug. 2 as part or a war plan designed to conquer the oil fi elds of eastern Sa udi Arabta . The Los Angeles Tim es sa id Monday the U.S government uspd newly gat here d intelligenc e to IPa rn Saddam drew up the plan ;rs Parly as 1986. It en,isioned th r respond. The poll had a margin of error of J percentage point s. KEI!RY PORTER Southern student is commended bia , the newspaper quoted officia ls as saving . The Sta te Department In Wa sh in gton meanwhile sai d a plane carryi ng Ill American host ages landed in North Carolina Sunday night on what appeared to be the last s uch llig hl . A s pokeswoma n sa id th ere were believed to be 1,245 Americans still in Kuwait and :120 in Iraq The Sta te Department sa id It brlieves all Americans who were able and wanted to leave Kuwait and Iraq have done so. Iraq is holding some Wester n men ho stage a t milllary and sit es as I n l hP rarP for ~ovPrnor. ·1:.: prr cPnt favo rrd Voinovirh. :l:i5 prrrrnr fa vo rPd Cf'lc>brPZZP. l~ _ f'i prr crn t W('rr undrcidPd and i .>\ pf' rcPn t sa id they fa\'orrd nrithPr candldatr or rrfu sr(l to rPspond . T hr undrcidPd rr-;poncl ent s wf'rc thr n askrd if they' WL'rP lraning toward ont" of thr ra nd i · dtW' s About 21d< pf'rcrnt "aid th r~ wf'rr Iran in~ toward Vo ino vlch a nd 112 !X>rcPnt toward CrlrbrC'7.7.P. wi!h thr rnq not IPaning or t ru J~ · undrcidrd . Mrlincl a Swan. t1.t, rx:>k rswom an for t hr Crkhn ·zzp rampa ign , Said th (> [ig"UI'f'S Wt'rf> "<Hl indP pPndent vrri firation ol what our own num!wr s ha\'f· bt•t•n rr·l ling us. From now until Flr'(.'tion {)a~ · . votrrs arr go ing to co ntin ur· !(I m ow' tow c1 rd Tom· ... Bul Vo inuvic ll spokPsman C urt StrinN ~a id other polb hav1' shown Vo inovlr'h with a widrr lr"d and addrd. "This is a n rxcf'IIPnt poll for GPorgr \'nino · vich brcausr wr still havp a sign iric an t lrad in his homr hasP which i ~ hravil .v Df'mocr ati r·" Local news briefs troops would make only a "stra · teg ic' pause" in Kuwait befo re· continuing south into Saudi Ara- f?'Co nomlc i ncumben ts with doubiP·digit leads in tllP ral'Ps for auditor. trrasurf'r and Sl'cn>tary of statr. butthr racr for at tornPy gPm' r al was a tossup. Sunday. thf' nt>wsp<lpPr rt'· portea Rrpubl iran George Vo in ov ich had a h %· point ]('tld ovpr Democrat Anthony Cf'lrbrcn.e in th e racP for govPrnur St ai r l ss m' :) wm1ld al low L orain rf'sident s to vot£' on a f ivP·year l'XJX' rim ent with a sing!•• gam bling cas in o. If the ll'gls la l ure dec ides the rxperi mrnt is s uccess rul. sPven casino districts co uld bp rstab lished in ·1~th Annual Session was set to Kerry Porter. s tudent at So uth ern High School. has been named a Commend ed Student in thr Na ti onal Merit Schola r sh ip Program . A let ter or commendation from the schoo l and the National Me til Sc holarsh ip Corporat ion whlrh conducts the program. will br presented to Porter. About 35,000 Commended Stu d ent s nationwide are be ing ho nored for their outstanding performance on th e 19 89 PSAT-NMSQT. which places them In the top live percenl of more than one million s tudents who e nte red the 1991 Meri t Program by ta k ing the qualify ing test. Commended Students scorPd slightly below the level required lo continue In the 1991 compelltlon for Merit Scholarships, but Co ntinued on page 6 Insurance Western forces will not at tack the fac ilities. One oft hose on Sunday's flight , Khalld Abdu, 28, a Milwaukee resident whose parents live In Kuwait , said he was ha ppy to be back In the United States where people are "not dangerous a nd there Is law and order." "From my understanding and from the new s. I think It (the Persian Gulf crisis) will get worse . Th P nPwspaper's poll. con · dueled by the Gordo n S Black Corp., al so found Dl'mocratif ., '1 Pomeroy accident said minur Light damagr was inrurrl'd to two l.' t'hick~ in a mtno 1· acc idrnt on Kroger's parking lot at R· 24 p.m Saturda\' According to Pomeroy polirP who invP~ Ii gatPd thf" arrtdPnt. C ladys Cumings. Harrisonville Road. Ponwruy. h:ll'krd !rum a parking place into the right sid e ol a truck ow n!'d b\ Crrgorv Wincbrennrr. Rerdsvillr Thr WinPb rr nnPr trul'k wa!-i parkPd in a no · parkin g zone . Thcrr were no ci t ations Hendrix found guilty David Hendrix , Langsville. is thf' latPst of 1 2iindiYid u<-~ b indicted by the Metgs County Gra nd .tun this su mnwr to br found gui lt y on drug c harges. A M eigs County Common Pleas Co urt j un dPliiJ r rdlf 'd for tw o a nd a ha lf hours on Friday after noon belorl' rr•turntng with a verdict of guilty on a charge of trafficking in marijuana. a third -d egree felony. Hendrix, who Is represented by r;atllpolis Altornev William Conley, was accused of selling m ar lju;wa lo a n agent of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identificatio n. He ndrix will be se ntenced on Thursday by .Jud ge Fred w. Crow In and was remanded to the custody of thr Meigs County Sheriff s Department. Racine Fall Festival Saturday The Racine Fall Festival will be held Saturday hrginning a t 9 a.m . There will be food, arts a nd crafts, a pa rade and a Harvest Queen. 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