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RepresenU!tlves; and Richard Ohio GOP chairman Bob BenJones , who is running for state nett will be among the entourage representative from the 94th · traveling · with the VIce. Hous.e District. President. authorized ' .Teens ~lightly injured in·wreck BIISSm' SI'WALI .... Of ...... H~ ' ~ 6 SO<tlona, 90 Pagoo . A . Multimedia Inc. NeWIPIIP•r GALLIPOLIS - A plctoral special phtlateltc mobile unn ca!lcelatlon, noting the Gallllpo- from the Columbus Division, has l!s Bicentennial celebration, has tentatively been scheduled to be been authorized by the U.S. ' at the .Gal!lpolls office Oct.15-20. PQsta! Service for use in Gallipo· The handstamp cancelation ' 11$, Oct. 1~20. will be available for collectorThe handstamp cancel depicts prepared (stamped, addressed), Gal!lpolis' historic bandstand In envelopes sent to the Postmasthe City Park, which was built as ter, Gallipolis Bicentennial City a memorial to Civil War veterans Station. Gallipolis, 45631·9998. in ca. 1876. The · Gal!lpolis Bicentennial The U.S. Postal Service, CoCommission Is offering an offl· lumbus Division, has authorized cia! bicentennial cacheted cover · the · Ga!llpo!)s Post Office as a featuring .the Gallipolis BicentenBicentennial City Station. A (See POSTAL, P"-IPie A5) ~~if.lf 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM! II $20.00 upchlrge, . ' ~~:.ne~a::::~'; f~nt::.:er~;~ . Postal -·cancellation BASSfiT SPECIAL/ 1WOONLY! . Partly cloudy Sullday. JUgh ln'lower 80s. . ~ • • •• A-2 Sporm ..................... . C-1·7 VICE PRESIDENT TO VISIT Rl() - The University of Rio Grande will host a press conlerence and recepdon lor :VIce Presldenl Dan Quayle on Oct. 13. Quayle's vlslt lo the area has heen arranged largely by Bob Evans, second from. - - ssg Nice size Rldinertorthewhole lamiy. Roll anMuftadback style. Choice ol colorl. Accessory Sale! i .. ...__ __..,;;._.~-------__,-~1:¥ Special Credit Offer! Bankcards ·wetcomef A number of Republican Party leaders and current candidates for state and local office will be trav~ling with the Vice President. SchedUled to participate In the rally are Mike DeWine, candl· date for lieutenant governor; Robert A. Taft li, whc is running for secretary of state; James Petro, candidate ior state audl· tor; Judy Brachman, who Is seeking the state treasurer's post; Paul Pfeifer, candidate for •Reg. '229.95 RECLINER! ·. . Sold pile 2"18' Iuiie • . _ . . , nllkl . 8i llin bldl. Laddlr.inaludld.lledding alii. . •90 Days . •Add On To Your Account .t.:xecutlve Committee. ''The VIce President's visit is a demonstration of his, and the party's, commitment to southeastern Ohio," Cremeans said. . Their entire 1750,000.00 Inventory Is SAl.f. PRICID at IMPORTAN'i'.REDUCDONSI .. tentatively scheduled to begin at approximately 10 a.m., when he will participate In the unveiling of "La · Vue Premiere," the commemorative sculpture of the Gallipolis Bicentennial, In the city park. , Following the dedication, Quayle will travel to Rio Grande for a provate reception, followed by a Republican party·sponsored rally. After an early afternoon press conference at the university, Quayle will visit the Bob Evans Farm Fes tiva!. Quayle' s visit to the area has .been arranged largely by Bob Evan·s, farmer, businessman, and Fellow of the university, and . · F:r•\1~ . a 1966 graduate of Rio and member of ~e Oalila Republican · ·PID-IID llyle wth IMMon tuftl.llllgl or AS ADRRDSED 00\ST-'1'0-CMST orl . l'f.tWS, CBS, PIAJOR GAJIIf SHOWs, 'I.AI\l~•u MI'IOML PIWIAI IT-S A.IWIOML •E,xfended Terms ters In Gallla, Meigs, JacKSon, Vinton and Lawrence counties. 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Ioria! hopeful George Volnovich. ;Miss Ohio Kristi Cook is sche· duled to be among the party greeting the presidet\1 upon his . arrival. · - The Vice President's father , Jim Quayle, · will alSO be in attendance during his son's visit · to Gallia County. "We are extremely pleased that the Vice President has chosen to visit our campus and . extremely grateful to alumnus Frank Cremeans for . arrimglng ·this hjstorlc trip to our campus ," said University President Paul C. Hayes. · "W~ are-sure his visit to Gallta County Will be a boost for both 'our !ns.tltutlon and the com.munity / • . '"" Quayle's visit to the area is ITYCRW/Ill.ll Reg. '99.95 Editorial .••• Middleport-flomeroy~GaUipoi~.:..._Point Pleasant. October 7. 1990 Copyrightod 1990 . ...plus much. much morel Reg. '7911.15 EARLY .uEIIICAN SLEEPER! . <liM«1 size sledper with innerspring mat· tress. BlueimaiMIIoral pillow arm style. 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In celebration of 88 years of service to fo":r gene.ations of American . homemakers, Bassett Pumiture Ind ustries sets aside a s ing~<! day (Saturday, October' 6, 1990) to coordinate their biggest factoFy span•· sored nationwide sale cvcrf. lt 's .a t seUict'participa.ring stores in cities and towns across America! You'll shop everything ... not just Bassett products ... but everything ci<larly tagged at .sa/AJ prices! C-l ' There Is no requirement In Oblo to provide Ule halldlcaJ.Itied pre..Chool, allboap that law Ia challglng, Saunders said. The eoatrlbud0118 received by the Dennlsons wiD help defray the eost of the school and tl'IUlllportation to Hundngton. (Times-Sentinel photo) · . bu~iness WASIUNGTON (UPI) - A live to a bipartisan budget plan defiant President Bush vetoed a . defeated by tlie House Friday. stop-gap spending bill Saturday "No, it's not acceptable," and defended his declslo.n· to Foley said. "We do not think virtually shut down the govern- . there ·should be any lnterruptioq ment, promising "no more busi- of the federal government or any ness as usual" until' Congress Imposition ot sequestration." · passes a budget he can accept. ' · As federal agencies, parks and Congress, meeting In an rare tourist sites began closing their . Saturday session, scheduled a doors and gates, Bush sent a vote on whether to override letier to Congress demanding it' Busll:s veto litter in the day. The end the fiscal crisis by promptly · House vote was set for about 4 passing a new budget resolution. · p.m. EDt with the Senate 'to Complainlnil about dozens of follow If the Ho1,1se overrode the previous stop-gap spending bills, ·veto. · Bush said: "Responsible con· Bush told reporters he would gresstonal action to reduce the SiJ111 a temporary spending blll to deficit can be delayed no longer. lund tbe government ·if the It Is time for the Congress to act measure allowed automatic responsibly on a budget resoluspending cuts required by the tion - not time for business as Gramm-Rudman balanced usual." budget law to take effect. The House and Senate, by wide But House Speaker' Thomas margins, passed the stop-gap Foley, D-Wash., told reporters spef!dlng bill late Friday. less · that congressional Democratic thim 24 hours after the House leaders would not accept such a overwhelmingly rejected tbe bi!Jill because they Oppoll! the partisan:· defk:lt-cuttlng budget bn~ltlon of the spending cuts. pushed by the president. while they search lor an alternaI t . ,. as usual'· A Patriot woman was received GALLIPOLIS - Two teenaga citation after she was involved . ers suffered ·m~J!or Injuries Fri· . In a two-cat accident on State day after the car they were riding Route 588 in Ga!lia County In f!lpped over off of Meigs Friday morning. County Road 30: Heather Trout, 17, was east· Jason Yeauger, 16, of Chebound ·behind another vehicle shlre,was driving northbound at . that was slowing In traffic. Trout , approximately 50 miles perhour was unable to stop in time, and on County Road 403, when he attempted to make a left turn went left of center to avoid onto County Road 30. Yeauger's . striking the car In front of here. car slid through a stop sign a~d . She then struck an oncoming car went off the right side of County driven by Susan Morgan, 34, of Road 30. His 1984 Pontiac Fiero Jackson, according to a report from the GaUl a. Melr.;s post of tlie then struck a pole, went over an State Highway Pa,trol. embankment and flipped over · Trout and Morgan were not Into a creek, according to a Injured. Trout was c ited for report from the. Gallla-Melgs failure to maintain an assured • post of the State Highway Patrol. clear distance ahead. Yeauger and his passenger; An Ewlngton woman was Amy Wood,.l4, of Racine, were Issued a citation following a taken to Veterans Memorial by two-car accident on Township Meigs County EMS, where they Road 813 in Gallia County Friday · were treated for contusions and afternoon. abrasions and later released. · Lendra Harper. 18, westbound .. Yeauger was cited for failure wh~n she and an oncoming car to control. · The measure, had It been signed, would have provided funding to keep the government ·.operating for seven days, would have delayed the expiration of the government's abilitY. to bor· row money and would have prevented the automatic cuts from taking effect. Foley declined to predict whether Democrats would be .able to get the two-thirds vote In the House to override the veto, . but Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas Instated enouirh Senate RepUbllc!lns would stand by the president to sustain the vetO< As Congress prepared for the showdown vote on th' veto, leaders of both partil!l continued meetings to find an acceptable a1 ternate budget plan to replace . the bipartisan budget defeated In the Holiae on Friday. . Foley said theQ! wu a chance that leaders could reach ment aomeUme saturday bu,t said It could take until Sunday. e.eree- . ' ' sideswiped each other as they ' passed. Harper and the driver of the second car, Bernetta Pearce, 38, of Bidwell, were not Injured. Harper was cited for failure to use child restraint on her two passengers, Elisha Harper, two, and David Harper, one . A Middleport man was cited lor fai)ure · to maintain ail a~ ­ sured clear distance ahead when he was rear·endedanother car on Slate Route 7 In Addison Town· ship Friday. ' ·\ Steve Lane, 38, was north· bound, traveling at approxi·' mately 50·55 miles per hour when he failed to stop for another car slowing in tra ffic, driven by Gregory Ball, 30, of Gallipolis. Lane struck Ball's car. resulting ' in heavy damage t6 Lane's vehicle, according to a ·r eport from the Gallia-Melgs post of the . State Highway Patrol. · Lane and Ba)l were no.t in· Jured. • • • • .• D£1100&\TIC BQ OPEMI - It-** len. E•s- Br!lnaloOI. Dernoeratlc candltla&e Ueut· .e - t OoverMI', wu In Pomei'O)' on FrldaJ lor lbe opealq or &lie Melp County Demoerailc Pll'l)' lledqllllrien. Ple&ued from left are·Parb' Cllabman Sue Mallon, 8&ate Sen. .Jaa Michael Loq, BrauiOol, ProbM& .Judge candlrWe D . Mlcllul Mllllen and Coaa&y Commllllon candldate .Jaaet Boward. Hours for the ofllee will be Monday tllroalb !la&urday, noon andl I p.m . .Located a& 111 Sycamore st., Pomeroy, office phone numben are 99t-9011 and - . . .. · (Tim...SenUnel photo) · • : •• �... . . . .. - . . . .... . . ... "' ~ - . . . ·"" -.... - . ' •. Octoba' 7. 1990 ' {:ommenta'ry and · perspective . * · . . ' Octob8r 7, 1990 · · · . · ' ' k Anderson and Dale VanAtta ta r· NeiL, Backstairs at . . the White House . · . aLl. PeoPL.e SHO(}LD You -I PLANNING COMPLETE - Planning the annual recrullmenl tea for Holzer Medical Center's Volunteer Service League Is Ellabelle McDonald," left, chairman ollhe Gray·L adles, and Betty Jean Lamphier, presldent-<!lecl of tbe League. · PLaY WiTif THe . Has worship become too moderit? · _ · · · George Plagenz Letters to the editor Appreciates support Saunders ceremony an event to remember By Fred W. Crow .. · Gen. Bush clarifies position r---------------------------~ ' Berry's World ' .. thcll' ' /• Recruitment tea slated for hospital volunteers • . ¥ Point PleBSarit, W. Va. Sunday { . A tour of tile Clinic's progres· slvj" Sports, Industrial and Reba· bllllative Medicine Department ( S~RM \ was offered by Tim Betz, C,F .N.P., M.S. The seminar was approved C.R.C., C.I.R.S,, L.P.C.. and C.M.E. credits, and was spon· sored by the . Clinic's SIRM Depa_rtment at no charge to area r ehabllltatlon ·professionals. . Offering such highly qualified ·"presenters to the rehabilitation · specialists of the area Is both · i unique and beneficial, a spokeS·r man said. This represents an etrort. toward development of a team approach In dealing with · . ,fP 'I lndustrlallnjurles. The results should be Improved CONFERENCE HELD - Dr. Michael E: Moore offers bls .,'· delivery or , rehabilitation and . presentation tot be professionals attending the recent back pain : :; counseling services for Indus· ·, conference at Holzer Clinic. trial back Injuries ~ and there- · lore, a. better Injured workers \II the. area, the spokes man said . . quality of .llfe for . tor ~~- . . . " ,,. Homemakers obsenre special '!eek _by planting GALLIPOLIS - The Gall\8County Extension Homemakers observed National Extension Homemakers Week, Sept. 16-22 by planting a tree at the Senior Citizen Center. The Bradford pear tree was donated to the Extension Hornemakes by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, owners of Brown's Market. "Tiie .club wanted to observe the week by providing the com· · munlty with an environmentally soul)_d gift," said Rebecca Cui· · ber(fon, county extension ·a gent, home economics . · "They were really pleased when Mr. and . Mrs. Brown offered to donate a tree that could be planted at the Senior Citizen Center since they have had to remove a few trees from their front lawn recently." The Ga!Uoolls .FFA and advl- GALLIPOLIS - The Annual She emphasized the . great valu e of the time and talent Recruitment Tea for the Holzer contributed by the volun teers ' Medical Center Volunteer Ser· 7 vice League will be . on Frl~ ay, and the satisfaction they gafn Oct. 12, In the French Five through their work and direct contact with the patients. She iJundred Room at the hospital. according to Ginger Tayntor, expressed the deep appreciation director of volunteer services. of the hos pllal personnel for the Members of the hospital volun· volunteers who are so dedicated, teer group have each received a giving generously of themselves, letter of Invitation from Tayntor Officers of the volunteer group urging their attendance and a re Jack Smith, president; Betty asking each to bring a prospec· Jean Lamphier. presldent·elect; tlve volunteer to the reception, Marlene Davis, vice president; which wlll be held from 1 until 3 Wanda Boggs, secretary. Chair· p.m . ing the special committees are • Volunteers are also asked to Faye Wright. program; Blll make their reservations In ad- Ma tthews. projects; Ellabelle vance. r10tlfylng the Volunteer McDonald, Gray La.dles. Services Department of their Anyone Interested In knowing Intention to come and the names more about the program at the hospital Is urged to call · the of guests they will bring. "If each of our active volun· Volunteer office at 446·5056, and GALLIPOLIS - Two bands teers would Invite and bring one corrie to the tea on Friday , where will be featured durlni ,..)he guest to the tea , we could add . they wlll meet both active and . Ga!Upolis Blcentennl.al Ball, cligreatly to our membership and prospective volunteers. maxing the 200th birthday of the make possible more volunteer Reservations should be made Old French City, Oct . 20, on the service ·involvement within the by Monday, Oct. 8. · West VIrginia Belle. hospll'l-1". Tayntor said . According · to Beth Vandawalker, ball chairman, the band Full Tilt w\n pertorm)ng on one ' deck, while the Jay Flippin Orchestra entertains on the other. Both will provide dltrerent muslcali<. renditions for eve· ryone's d~nclng enjoyment . NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI). double platinum with his debut Kathy Mattea, a West Virginian album and Is the only performer The Full Tilt Band recreates who worked as a tour guide while In any genre with five No. 1 the time when the twls t was trying to make It In country popular and live dance b'ands wre records from a debut album. music, appears to be In an uphlll And there's Ricky Van She! ton. In vogue. The group has a variety battle gains! four male super· ·This super·successful· gold and of sounds fro mthe 1950s through stars for country music's pre· platinum seller halls from Grit, the 1980s. whether It 's the gel· mlere award Monday . ' ·· Va. They say you gotta be great down sounds of Motown. the Mattea Is a finalist for Entersurfside melodies of the Beach to get outta Grit. tainer of the Year In the Country Finally, the guy that everyb· Boys, or the slow sounds of the Music Association's 24th annual ody loves to love - laid-back classic love songs. awards show to be telecast live Jay Flippin's Orchestra prides Texas crooner George Strait by CBS at 9 p.m. from the Grand another.blg seller and the defend· an effective and exciting arranOle Opry House. gements of music from the Big lng Entertainer of the Year. Not since Reba McEntire won Band Era, today's top 40 hits. the coveted award In 1986 ·has a Based on voting habits by the woman won. And since "the CMA membership, which In· awards began, only Loretta eludes record company personLynn, Dolly Parton and Barbara nel, radio reps songwriters and Mandrell (twice) have won coun- other Industry1 people, repeat try music's top honor. winners have been common In But Mattea, whose dramatic • the En tertalner category, partie· change from pop·orlented coun- ularly. ln reQent years. try to roots traditional has Hank.Willlalljj.flr. did It In 1987 catapulted her to the top, faces and 1988. Alabama won In 1982, some of the stiffest competition 1983 and 1984. Mandrell won It all ever In this year's awards In 1980 and 198L ballotlrig. There's Randy Travis , the Strait Is the only finalist whO former teenage hell· raiser from has previously won the honor. North Carolina, who has sold Some say they think this year more than 12 million albums In may be Travis' time to win the past five years. becauSe ' of his unquestioned There's Clint Black, the black· success and the fact he has been hatted Texan who has gone nominated"for the top award In · each of the past three years . sor Tim Massie pre~ared the hole for plantl!!g and helped place the pear tree In the front lawn. •'My father always said that we should plant a tree for every one which Is cut down ," Mrs . Brown said. Joining Culbertson and Massle'ln the tree planting were Fred J:ll!el, county extension agent, 4-H, Jean Niday, Senior Citizen Dlrecto, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, and . Exlenslon Homemakers Dorothy Toler, ~arle · Thomas, Helena Lear, Betty Carpenter, Jackie Graham and Ethel Robinson. The Gallla County Extension Homemakers meet the second Tuesday of each month at 10:30 a.m . at the Presbyterian Church In Gallipolis. Anyone Is welcome to attend, • Bicentennial Ball to feature two bands Mattea vs~ ·the men . in country awards tunes from the 50s and t;Qs, and a wide array of ballfoom dance music, from Dorsey to Disco. Band leader Jay Flippin, a professor of IJ1USic at Morehead State University, was honored to replace Count Basle · In his orchestra during the lllness lm· mediately preceding Basle' s death. ( Tickets for the bicentennial ball are available at the bicentennial office, the Chamber of Commerce and from bicentennial committee members at $30 per person. Those attending may wear costumes of any period during the past 200 years, ortormal attire of today .. Buffet tables of not and coil hors d'oervres will be ·served On th~ West Virginia Belle, and the cash bars will be open. The Belle will be open for boarding at 7 p.m., and will depart the Galllpalls Riverfront at 8 p_.m . , for a four hour dance cruise, returning at midnight. PL!\NTING A GIFT - Gallla County Extension Homemakers plaat a tree at the Senior Citizen Center. From · left, Ethel Robinson, Dorothy To.ler, 5'·year member Marie Thomas and Jackie Graham helped shovel the soU. '- ' South Central Oblo Partly cloudy Sunday , with highs In the lower 80s. Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday A chance of showers Monday and Wednesday, with · fair weather on Tuesday. Highs will range from 75 to 85 Monday and · Tuesday, and In the 70s Wednes· day. Overnight lows will be mainly In the 50s. •· - _' ,. .. POMEROY -An action fo~· - · · dissolution of marriage has been··~ granted In Meigs County ·Com. ' mon Pleas Court to Brenda Sue.' Wyatt and Tarry Wayne Wyatt . ... " . Hospital news ·; Veterans Memorial Friday admissions -None. Friday discharges - Barbara . Pierce and James Wyatt. ." ' ~--------------------~-----· ~. -':. COAL MINERS ' .. ' ... DON'T FORGET ·....... ' " No Extra Rating For Life lnstrance ' ' Example: Male, Age·35 L L T I L T Besides the top award, everyb· ody will be observing what ·awards Oklahoma native Garth (USP 515-810) Brooks gets. He was nominated !or more awards than anyone Publlshed each Sunday, 825 Third Ave., Galltpolls . OhiO, by the Ohio Valley Pub· · (five), Including the prestfglou' llshln' Company/Multimedia, Inc. SeMale Vocalist award. cond class postage paid at Gallipolis. Brooks Is fulfilling a dream of Ohio 45631. Enrered as secOn~ class mailing mitter at Pomeroy. Ohio, Post his mother, 'Colleen Carroll, who O!llce. like her son, was on Capitol Member: United Press International, Records. · Brooks first album Inland Dally Press Association and the went gold and his second shipped Ohio Newspaper Association. National gold . Advertlslrie )=tepresentatlve, Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue. Also up for Male Vocalist are New York. New York 10017. . Black, Shelton, Strait and Rod· ney Crowell. SUNDAY ONLY S1JII8CRIPTION BATES The Female Vocalist finalists By Canter or ·Molor Route . are Mattea, Patty Loveless, One Week ........ .. ...... .... .. .. .... 70 Cents One Year .. .... .... .. .. ·.. .. .. .. ... .. ..... . 136.40 McEntire, Lorrie Morgan and · SINGLE COPY Tanya Tucker. PRICE . Awards Will be presented In 13 Sunday ............. ................... 75 ·Cents categories and someone will be No subscriptions by mall permitted In named to i he Country Music Hall areas where motor carrier service Is available. of Fame. The tw<i·hour IIV'e show will be The Sunday Times-Sentinel will not be co·hosted by · McEntire and rHponalble tor advance- payments made to carrlen . Travis . In between the awards presenMAIL SVB8CBIPnON8 tations, most of country music's SudAJ OaiJ Onf' Year .... .:.......................... .137.44 top talent wUI be on hand to Six monlh8 .. ....................:....... .119,:10 perform, ·Including those up for Dally ud landaJ awards. , · 1111\IL 81JII8CRIPnON8 · The. show kicks oft Country l11.. e Coultl7 Music Week In Nashville, culm!13 Weekl .......... ... ... .... .... ...... .... l19.21 26 Week1 .. .... ... ............ , ... .. ....... 137.96 . . natlng with the celebration of the 52 Weeki ...... .. ...... .. .... ......:....... S71.36 Grand Old Opry birthday on &aa• Oatllde Coutr 13 Weeki ................................. S20.11l Saturday night. In between, the :HI Weeki ....... ....................... ;.. SI0.30 major· ilcen51ng organizations 52 weeki ...,........... .......... .. .. .. ... m .40 bold theli'yeariy awards shows. • v .. . '' Dissolution granted/ ~ ~· ' Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, GALLIPOLIS - Thlrty.flve area rehabilitation specialists, vocational counselors. and phys l~ .· clans from throughout the area attended Holzer Clinic's Sept. ll Continuing Education Conrerence on compensable Industrial back Injuries. Professionals from across the states of Ohio and West Virginia heard quality presentations by Dr. Daniel R. Black of the clinic's Physical )\'fedlclne Department. Dr. Michael Moore, clinic ortho· pedlc 'surgeon, and Suzanne Shelpman, M.A., L.P.C. -of the . Ohio Industrial Commission's Rehaf!,illtation Division. Through lectute and visual pr!!sentatlons, the attend ees were Informed concerning voca- . tlonal rehabilitation , non · operative back pain, and ortho· • pedlc procedures . . WASHINGTON - Char lotte turns Into · a relatively low .10C • Masiello of Cocoa Beach, Fla ., priority." loan r)rogram that spendS aiJnost lronlealiy, government and • holdS down three jobs and has Masiello and mUIIons of other half of Its money covering bad private surveys have found that taken out 'Several thousand dol· young Americans who are eltber loans. The Education Departthe students who default aren't JarS In loans to cover the more In college or plannlllg to attend ment estimates that defaults on deadbeats at heart. Most of those · than $20,<XXJ she spends every face a financial bUrden that could guaranteed stu~nt loans will who don't repay their ·toans say 111 C011rJ st., Pomeroy, Oblo 'l'Nrd Ave., Galllpollll, OIIIG year to attend American Unlver7 tum many of them away. cost Amertcan taxpayers abou t they want to; but simply can't • (&U) 441-!UZ <•tf) lt:&-ZIH s1ty In Washington. D.C. Since 1980, the cost of higher $2 billion this year. · artord to. . · · "It's Just the 1fay the system education has gone up at two The future looks grim. The . The students who choose high- • KOIIERT L. ,WINGETT • , works . .. she said with resign a- times the rate of Inflation. The effectiveness of the· student loan salary careers such as medicine, • Publisher tlon. "Students don't have time to . average to $4,156. Some of . the program Is flagging, and the cost )~w and business have a better • gripe or moan abOut it. They natlon!s premier universities Is skyrocketing. There are curpayback rate than those wbo go • PAT WHftEBEAD HOIIART WILSON JR. have to scramble to get enough now cost more than $20,000 a rently $7.4 billion In loan deInto teaching, social work and . · Aaalatut Pabl..ber-ColitroDer Executive Editor money and wor~ as much as they year, Including living expenses. faults. Sources In the Education government service. Thus the can just to or moan ahoullt They American students aren't the Deparlment told our associate loan program has had the effect ; A MEMBER of The United PresslnternaUonal, Jn1and Daily Preu Auocla· have to scramble to get enough oitly losers when. the price goes _ Tim W11rner that the government of discouraging students from • ·· Uon and the American NPWspaper Publishers AJioclltlo~ money and work as much as they up. American . taxpayers are would be lucky If half ' that ...._ entering public service protes- : can .Just to stay.alloat. Studying carrying the b"rden of a student amount Is recovered. slons U they "realize they cannot · LETI"ERS OF OPINION ar e welcome. They should be l!5s than 300 wm'ds long. Ail lett.rs are subject to edit lng and must bes lgned with name. add:reaund repay their college debts In those · telepbone aumber. NO urdl(ned letters wUI be Pubfis hed Letters should be in professions. good lute. .lddreltbtg lJsues, not personaltlles: Congress and e<jucators have Yotl o~ been struggling to create a better Kl-toW ca~-t'T \JUST Go ClND system . Among the most enlightened approaches Is that of Sen. T~Xf"~YeRs' Mot-~eV! . Paul Simon, D-Ill., a member of ; the Senate Subcommittee on Education~ Simon supparts using • I MeaN, .' gran:ts rather than loans as the : Y9U DiDI-l'T eVeN major form of assistance for •· By JIEI.RN THOMAS· R"l1N F'oR OF'F'i<:.e higher educatlo~ . • • . UPI Willie Hoa&e Reporter .. He thinks ~ e taxpayers will F'iRST! WASHINGTON.:.. The White Houae Historical Association says Its end up payln less Instead of 1990 White House Chrlstm!ls ornament celebrates the presidency of more II the m ney Is simply Marlin Van Buren, ·who undertook the repairing and refurbiShing of given outright to deserving stuthe Executive Mansion. dents. "We have shifted to loans · The ornament has a blue motif based on the Blue 'Room on the state Instead of grants, which sounds . fhtQr, which Van Buren furnished In 1837. good In theory, but In ract costs The ornament Is designed In 24drat gold finish 11nd white an!l blue more In the long r11n because we enamel. The cost Is $13, postage Included. It may be ordel"fd from the wUl subsidize lntflrest and . pay ~te House Historical Association, P.O. Box 96586, Washington. ror student loan defaults," Simon. D.C. 20090-6586. ··· • told us. His prppasal, the Student Aid l!oviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's press spokesman, Vltaly Readjustment Act, got relatively lgllatenko, monitored While House press secretary Marlin little attention In this session of FUr;water's news briefing recently and afterward pronounced It Congress. But Simon Intends to "eXcellent, very professlonal, .very honest.'' ~ush harder In the next session to Most of all he seemed to be ImpresSed by F!tZWatl!r's skill In reform a system that Is quickly !l~tlng questions that seemed to be loaded. becoming useless. When Fitzwater Introduced Ignatenko, he modestly acknowledged he"'might not be exactly the model to follow. A reporter then quipped that "this could set back (U.S. ) Soviet relations that were -going so ' well. •• . Another Irreverent reporter said, :·I feel sorry for the translator." The Ignatenko visit Is a follow-on to other visits by hlgh-ta_nklng Soviet officials who are trying to learn how Washington and the ftE>v. Bertwln Frey reminded dead. . the ·pronouns used In the King democratic process work. Interest at heart although 'w me when I saw him the other day · But the churc!les are still James Version In parentheses) : thatl owed him a dinner. experimenting with new ways In "God so loved the world that may not fully understand It). :· \vhenever the president ddellvers .a nationally televiSed speech, Twenty years ago, during a hopes of attracting the modern . God (He) gave God's (His) A mass said In Latin can be a reporters can count on Fitzwater to haul out figures on ,.glowing moment when I was not thinking worshiper. . only-begotten child (son) that . much better vehicle for communtelephone calls received after the address. That Is when the number clearly, I wrote that "preaching Their latest gimmick Is lnclu· whosoever believeth In the child Icating this majestic " other· of calls play their way. Is deadtinless It Is done wltb a slve and non-sexist language. In (him) shall not perish· but have ness" 61 God than a mass said In When It Is clear that tlie comments from the public are heavy on the the langliage we use In our · guitar." I had just come back many churches today, the first everlasting IUe." . negative side, Fitzwater stands mute. Such was the case after the everyday speech. 'from a guitar mass at a Catholic psalm ~o longer reads "Blessed The Catholic Church's attempt president made a 111-mlnute address urging support of the and Protestant worship services. In the man who walketh In the to win younger worshipers by Similarly, to address God as controversial budget deficit package. . This, I said to myself, was how counsel of the ungodly." It says changing. the mass from Latin " Thou" In , public worship can ; Fitzwater was reluctant to discuss the reaction. "We had a lot of to get the churches' message "Blessed are they .... . " Into English has been unsuccess· often do more· to suggest transcalls saying It was a very forceful and strong speech, very gopd \across. Last week I heard a woman ful. The reasoning was loglc;al cendence than the loo familiar pro~sal, " he said. "We had a lot of calls saying, we agree with you, Frey, a Lutheran pastor, read mlnlsterchangethewordslnone enough. Anybody· would have . "you" popular In churches that . · · Mr. President. We've got to d1>thls for the country. And then, usually , what I had written. He replied of Jesus' best·known sayings to thought that taking the mass out put the emphasis on brlngtng the they say, however, 'I don't like this one p_rovlslon In my back yard.'" that If I was right I could come . "Inasmuch· as you have done It of Latin (which people don't God who Is "high and lifted up" Fitzwater told reporters he quit giving numbers '"four or five down to eye level. and play my guitar at his church~ unto one of the least ofthese, my understand) and putting It Into speeches ago," adding, "Thank God.'' It he was right - In saying that brothers and sisters, you have English (which they do underPreparing ·communion In full "preachlng will be around Jong done It unto me." stand) would be smart .thing to view of the congregation, they look, says Campbell, "like Julia after the guitar has diSappeared Neither of these changes, how· do. from the church" - I owe him a ever; ls as bad as an early effort Not necessarily. One of the Child giving a demonstration." dinner. by the National Council ot_ . things a worship service should The churches are changing but they bring us no word tram It's time I pay off. Although I Churches to eliminate all male convey Is a feeling of God's Dear Editor: returned. the call to Robbie, and am not excited about the preach· references to the deity In the transcendence (a sense that the mountain: "Thus salth your I woold like to take this he Informed me that he had lng I hear today, Frey has won Bible. Here Is the councWs there Is something above us and God." They must learn again to opportunity tg. thank one of our located a wocidburner and that look up. bet. It's lhe guitar that Is rewrltlngofJohn3:16 (Ihaveput beyond us · that has our best the local merchants for coining to the company was more than the aid of a neec!Y family In Gallla willing to donate It to this family. County. This agency became Although some may not view aware of a family In the area that the actlorui of O'Dell's as signifiwas without heat and without any cant, I certainly do, and I can On Friday, September 28,1990, person who stOOd ou.t on this golf never succeeded; (3)· One other means of heating their home. assure all that the recelpant of I attended a banquet andinstalla· course. In later years he was time I saw Billy Joe Johnson Upon learning of tlils situation, the stove appreciates the dona. tlon service of Howard Baker dresSed In all white clothes with a struck In the headwltb a golf ball. quit playing. He didn't r:ss>gnlze • I began telephoning local mer- lion as well. It Is gratifying to Saunders ilS a member of the long sleeved white shirt. The Billy Joe's reaction was one of the trick golf ball. chants In hopes that I could know that we have merchants In Phlo State Athletic Hall of Fame. Judge always stood erect and amazement and his first thought locale a merchant that was Finally, Howard won the SEO ' • our area such as O'Dell's that can There were many . celebrities willing to donate a woodburnlng when he walked he resembled a was that the gOod Lord was about Tournament on eight occasions. relate to people problems and stove tor this worthy cause. assist when called upon. · attending, Including Athletic Dl· general about to attack the to reclaim him; (4) Joe Fender- At least six times the Gallipolis · · rector Jim Jones, Coach Floyd enemy. In the early years, the bosch had an ablllty to keep all Golf Team won titles. As a result, The very first calli made was So, on behalf of the CAA's Stahl (91 years old). All Amerl· to the O'Dell Lumber Company ju!lge played wllh Dr. Vornholt, the goUers happy when he was there was much grumbling Board of Directors and myself, · . cans Merle Wendt and Esco Col. Ecker, Bartow Jones, Bill club president; Joe always won among the members of other golf In Gallipolis. thanks O'Dell's, you have perSarkklcnen. I played behind Cherrington, Harmon and Jim After explaining the situation the arguments. (5) Who can clubs. They forced Howard to formed an outstanding service to Merle. In 1936 and Esco was my O'Brien. In later years, he played to Mr. Robbie Jenkins,' he In· this family, and to the communforget Bill Burnette, Shelby give up his amateur status when substitute In 1937. Esco made All with Gilbert Beard, AI Shoformed me that he believed that Ity as well. Job well done. Roberts, Nellle Roberts, · Don they learned Howard gave a, free · American In 1939. he could be of assiStance to the emaker and Dr. George Davis. · Houston and others who operated golf lesson to other players. Sid Edwards faJ:J~IlY and for me to call him The judge always walked and There were more than 100 -• · the club; (6) Who can forget Dr. Executive Director Howard was lntrodll!:ed by Bob , never rode In a golf cart. He was back later. After a few days, I Tom Morgan as he would start Galllpolltians, relatives and BQwen, a former member of the too proud to do that. each round by lecturing his friends of Howard who attended varsity basketball team. He gave Another golfer whom I should companions of the merits of Sen. this banquet. This was by far the a very thor0 ugh Introduction of mention on this golf course Is · Goldwater versus San. Bobby largest turnout for any of th~ Dear Mr. Editor: Howard's athletic ability. In his John E. Halliday. He probably feeling which places them In a Kennedy; (7) Finally, how about celebrants. Howard surely had the article on the Park manu- super-honor category which Is . speech, Howard expres;;ed the was the fiercest competitor tha~I the time Joe Slsmondo putted an the night of his career and he . mtnt lnue ·on page 1 pf the difficulties he had endured per· ever met. John was at least five beyond comparison with those ott canterell golf ball seven times richly deserved it. . Tribune of October 3, 1990 needs talnlng to his leg. Previously I strokes better on each nine holes who survived, regardless of how Carry on. and f!nallY getting so mad that he clarification. The article staled heroic might have been the -. had thought that Howard ha!l a than I. To get him to give you two "~aj . Gen. George E. Bush birth defect, but Howard ex- strokes would be like pulling services of the survivors. (Ret.) of Gallipolis Is notln favor plained that he almost died due to teeth from a chiCken. John hated - It Is for that · reason that I ot: the monument, calling It a expressed my opinion, not Jusi an Infection In his leg. An to lose-25 cents In a skin game and "<tegradation" putting those liv- -Ia tely, but to Jim Saunders and . emergency operation saved his It was tougher to get a few Ing veterans alongside those life. After that one leg was strokes ott ot John than It would other Veterans about a year ago, klbed In action, )te told Wethershorter than the other by several that to accord to us who survived be tocllrnb a mountain on a frigid holt earlier Tuesday." From Inches. Howard also told about day. those wars the same degree of ,. that; It could be Implied that I am his early Ute at the GaiUpolls Golf reverence and honor and gratiSome of the other recollections ari tl- Veteran-memorlallzallon. course and how he made money tude as we do those who gave Include: (1) Homer E . Ecker Nqthlng can 'be further from the from retrieving golf balls from 'accompanied by his master their lives In tbe serviCe of their tnlth. In fact, ·I know of no the lake at the Number 1 hole. He country In time of war, degrades Johnny Ecker strutting on the calegory of Americans who are was a self-taught golfer with the fairways. Homer, as everyone the honor earned by thole Vetemore deserving of our eternal exceptlou, of the Instruction he knows, was the f'iumber 1 canine • rana whll gave the aupreme grittltude and honor than are the received !'rom Coach Bob Kepler politician In the U.S. Homer 1 sacrifice. For that reuon, I • ' mjlllons of Americans who, from OSU. Altogether. bill speech would ·never let anyone forget believe any names lnlcrtbed on ' thiouJ)IOut our history, have atone or metal on any Veteran•' coveied his entire career and It how Important be was; (2) The . I' served our country dur.lng warpublic monument of the future, · was most Interesting. dress of Moon ClUford when he I . tllfJes to preaerve our freedoms That nightlkeptthlnklngofthe arrived at the golf course. Moon / be llmltld to thole wbo died for «nd our way of life. good old days and about some '" ' our country Ill the service. lpved In a house adjacent to the • io, the ISiue I addreued was players who were members of course and would ineet me by If the Veterana wbo survived no! one cit whether or not the the old Gallipolis Golf Club. Some shouting "Old Crow.'' Ha was the wars want to bavo their' • • Veteran• can have a moaumeat. of the members with whom I names placed on ' Roll of Honor usually dr~sed In some ridicuTlie lllue I addreued waa wbat In ~IDitloD of their .-vice, It played are now deceased. They lous colored shorts and shirt and klqcl of a monument are we could Hilly be doDe by .abllab· were Arthur Darnbrqh, Eddie • always had a cigar In his mouth: talking about. Shall It or sballlt · lllg In the co,m Roue Ia Hall of Reese, Jim Walket, Dr. Clyde With the hat · he was . wearing . lj not contslD the namea of all H-r for tbat JIUI'IIOie. Such a Ingels, Dr. Homer Thomas, I Moon should have been a toreaG4illa Cowtty Vetera111 who Panzo Bas tlannl, Stanley Evans, Roll ofHonorwould!l't have to be ''• dor at a bullflgbt. I recall one served Ill World War II and wars Harold Brown, Bill Janes and primed names on a abeet of morning when we placed a golf • IInCe then? , paper, but could be names . Frank Porter. That night, I saw ball on the_first tee which would ' • ~ atve honqr and l'j!Verence to each pf these ghosts passing the- explode on contact, for Moon's lnacrlbed on llldlvldual ntl!talllc • ·I alL Veterant who served ln and Chink Haskins' lawn at the third plates ud tacked on a walh · benefit. Moon missed the golf . I bole. Chink would greet each one !:,:t'ed thole wan. But tor . Sincerely, ball and the wlfld knocked It oft "j who pve tbe aupnme "Mommy's lii .Saudl Arabia. Do you want to of them with a wave of his hand, George E . Bulh ,I the tee. Moon·stated, "that Isn't aKrlftce In the aervlce during while drJnklng a cold one. talk to ~ddy?" · I . Maj. Gen. (Ret.), USA my golf ball and acte!l like wan, I have a special Henry , Cherrington ·was one ·' nothing happaned." Our joke · . Cliriic. ho~ts - seminar Page-A-2 ; Student loan proga-am deserves ·an F A J)lvtslon of • . - Sl 00,00 Policy (Only S16.20 Per Month) .'· .. For Information Call JACK RODERUS, AGENT ...' ... New York Life Insurance Company 404 Second St.. Suite 202 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Bus. 61 4-446·4400 Serving The Pooole SlricP 1845 L-_.....;;,;;;;;.~.;;.,;,;;;;..;;.;;,;;~-----·· ., .. ,, ., r .. ------------------------~-· HOLZER CLINIC ' ANNOUNCES . ... .. . BALL PERFORMERS Full Till Band will be perfonnlng during the Oct. 20, Bicentennial Ball, lbe final event or GalUpoUs' seven month IJirlbday celebratlont. THE LATEST ADDITION TO .' ' OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY SAVE BIG '• ,'• -. •. .. ON ~Diamond Solitaires '· Laurel A. Kirkhart M.D. '' ' ., ......a.,. 3/4 "· NowS1950 NOWS395 1/4 a. 110wS349 ··'•" 1110 a. IIOW S149 ....... 111 JAY FLIPPIN- The Jay wiD be enter&alalnc cueata wltb millie from tile Blc Band Era. durtug tbe lllcenteuulal Ball oa lbe Weal VUglnta Belle, Oct. 10. Jl'llppiD Orehealra, ··'"' Tawney Jewelers· 422 8-d•GIIIIpolla 441·11111 . "C.,. Ott ,., ...... I An Ohio native, Dr. Kirkhart obtained her M.D. at the University of Cincinnati. She did her Residency at .. the Univ1rsity of Wieconsin Holpitlils, where she wea diltlngulahed for outst1nding research. · Dr. l(irkh1rt is practicing in the seven physicill!n .... Ob/Gyn Department It the Main Clinic on Jackson ·· Pike, 11 well11 exp1nding Ob/Gyn services to Holzer . Clinic of Middleport 81Ch ~ednesday. · For lppelnt-..ts Cal: 446-5311, 991·1111 .,-675-4491• DR. LAUIB IIRIHAI1 , CONTINUING 1M IOLDI CUNIC TIADinON OF . MEDICAL IXCELUNCE. - .." ' '· ,, . ,,' �• ., • . Paga A-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel October 7. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, ()hjo-Point PIBMrrt. W. Va. -Meigs Coimty Court-~-- . SOUTHWESTERN QUEEN CANDIDATES ,Aimee Branham (center) was crowned Southw· estern HltJh School's homecoming queen prior to ' . GARS HOMECOMING QUEEN -Melissa F. Garnes was crowned 1990 Gallla Academy High School homecoming queen Friday night prior to the ·Gallipolis· Marietta football game on Memorial Field. Miss Garnes, daughter of Owen and SoMy Garnes, received her crown and Dowers f~om Treada Miller, president of the GARS student council. She was one of five senior girls seeking the title. Each school club noiml· n!Ued · two candidates. . An election was was held., reduc· lng the field to five . Then a . second election was held by · the student body to name the queen, with the rel)lalnlng candidates being the· queen's court. Co-Captain ft9bby Skidmore . and acting co-captain Chris Howell took part In the ' pre·game event. Members oi the court were Laura Saund· ers, Ll.sa Milliron, JennHer Zarnoch. and J~nlce Casan· ova. Prior to the ceremony, a parade was held downtown. A hmnecomlng dance foUowed the game, won by GARS 26-21. ' •• •• •• •~ ~ ~ I Friday night's football game against Soiuthem. She Is flanked by queen candidates Amy Metzler and Stephenle Peck, (Times-Sentinel photo by G. Spencer Osbome) ,..~ ,,•• •• I ••' · POMEROY - Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien ·processed 40 cases on Wednesday. Fined were: Timothy Qllbrlde, Racine speed, $20 and costs; . Cynthia Stanley, Mason, W.Va., safety violallon, $25 and costs; Fr!inklin C. Miller, Pennsboro, W.Va., no medical certificate, $25 and costs; William A. Monk, South Charleston, W.Va., safety violat.ion, $25 and costs; James L. Mash, Albany, speed, $20' and costs; Pamela S. ParkerlV):organ, Albany, speed, $20 and costs; Ricky A. Glbeaut, Cleve· land, failure to display registration, $10 and costs; Alvin G. Wolfe, Jr., Culloden, W.Va., no medical examiner's certificate $25 and costs; Bobby J. Brad: ford, Cleveland, no highway use tax decal displayed, $20 ahd costs; Paul Patterson, Rutland, speed, $22 and costs; Frankllll Hendrix, Jr.. Syracuse,. speed, $23 aitll costs; James E. Pauley, Middleport, unable to stop in assured c;lear distance, $10 and costs; Kenneth E. Ellis, Albany, left of center, $10 and costs; Emil R. Tope, Gallipolis, speed, $24 and costs; James R. Yetter Canonsburg, Pa ., no logbook, . and costs; Christopher K. Goetz, Elyria, speed, $20 and costs; James H. Walker, Charleston, W.Va .. speed, $20 and costs; · Arthur L. Fitch, Charleston, W.Va., safety violation, $100 and costs; Amanda 0. Savage, Albany, !allure to obey traffic slgrial, $10 and costs; Paul C. Parrish, Ripley, W.Va .. safety violation, $25 aqd costs; Vanessa Johnson Miller, Long Bottom, failure to concurrently served with DWI charge. · control, $20 and costs; David N. Sheila Hodges, .Point Pleasant,' Owens, Bristol, Va., speed, $26 w,va,. twocountsofpasslngbad and costs; BettY J . Starcher, checks, $25.on each charge and Gahanna, speed, $24 and costs; Richard Bigham, McArthur,$721 costs, reslitutlononeachcharge; Charles Lewis, · Middleport, dis-· and costs, over load. Rodney Pullins, Pomeroy, · carded trash along the roadway,' passing bad checks, $25, costs, $50 and costs, 40 hours of restitution; Teresa M. Wlnet, community service with Meigs Cheshire,· discarded trash along· County Litter Control; Dennis roadway, $50 and costs, 40 hOurs .·Walker, South Point, speed, .$22, of' community service to Meigs and costs; Dennis Boothe, Pome- " County Litter Control; Rochelle roy, cruelty to animals, $500 and' L. Ward, Pomeroy, assault, $100 costs; restitution to Meigs' and costs, 10 days , In jail, CountY Huvane Society; Jaokle· Parker, Pomeroy, following to: suspended.. two )'!1ars probation; resisting arrest, $100 and costs; closely, $20 and costs, no .operator's license, $75 and costs, three 10 days In j all, suspended; disorderly conduct, $50 and days In jail suspended If valid costs, 10 days In Jail, suspended; OJlerator's license Is obtained In 30 days; Keith Myers, Long Jam~ Lee Garnes, Pomeroy, , contributing, costs, 30 days In Bottom, expired plates, $20 and Jail, two yeaars probation, · res- costs; Gene Johnson,. Mlddletraining order Issued; John L. ,port, disor<;lerly conduct, costs . Blankenshlp,Aibacy, Dwi, $350. only. Posting bonds · . were William< ~nd costs, · 30 days In Jail, 6 .months suspended operator's Ripley II, Charleston, W.Va.,: · license; no operator's license, speed, $80 and costs, and Darryl: : $75 and costs, 30 days In Jail, Soliday II, Columbus, speed, .$60.; : FALL USED CAR,SAVINGS $2S 1988 . CHEVROLET . ·ASTRO VAN . Eight passenger setting, tilt, cruise, black/silver. 1987 PONTIAC SAFARI STATIONWAGON lilt, cruise, power windows; power seats, ,ower door locks, nice one owner. --Area deaths-Born Oct. 31, 1910 In Gallipolis. she was a daughter of the George Morrow and Naomi Willis . GALLIPOLIS· - . Lester C. Morrow. · Davis, 66, of 26 Chillicothe Road · · She was preceded In c!eath by of Gallipolis, died Friday mom: her hilsband, Paul Thlvener. lng, Oct. 5, 1990at Holzer Medical Su·rviving · are a 'da!lghter, Center. f{e was a retired paint Phyllis Brooks of Columbus; two salesman and attended the Addigrandchildren and rtve greatson Freewill f!aptlst Chu·rch. ' grandchildren; and a brothet, Davis was born Dec.l6, 1923, In Morrow. Columbus to the late Lester C., .George A .member of North Baptlsi Sr. and Ruth McBee Davis. He Is Church ln 'Columbus, she retired survived by h!s . wife, Nancy from Ranco .. Justice Davis, three sons, Mark Services will be 'conductecj Davis, of Galllpolls, Jonathon 10: 30 a.m. on ·Monday, at Long Oavls, of West Jefferson, and Funeral Home, 5528 Clevfi!land· P~l Davis; of Galllpolls; two Ave:, Columbus. Burial will be 1& dau'll!ters, Mrs. Robert (Nancy) Forest Lawn. Cemetery . The Miller, of Columbus, and ·Mrs . Rev. Andrew Aquino will . WHS. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS • Wendy Davis, senior' daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Wyllis Davis of New Haven, w.S cniwned 1990 George (Marcella) Pierce, of preside. Homecommg Qu~en. at tbe Wabama ballgame Friday ni1bt. Pictured, left to right, Phil Goodnite, assistant principal; 1989 queen Debbie Van· Gallipolis; two brothers, Jack Friends may call at the funeral . Meter; WHS Prmct~al James Reymond; C~ris Westmoreland and Connie Willia~s, eighth grade escort and attendant; Nancy Kin,, Davis, Virginia, and Richard home Sunday 2 to4 p.m. and6to8 , sophiNDore ~ttendant: Thomas · Kreyk~mp, semor escort; Chad Weaver, ~phop10re escortj Queen Wendy; Jamie Dolin, junior escort; Robbte Davis, ·. of Alaska; and nine p.m. . Gr~ene, semor escort, J<:aty Zuspan, JUDIOr attendant; Stacie Krebs, semor aitendant; Deann VanMeter, freshman attendant; Shawn Turley, grande hlldren. sentor escort; Kenny ~ousb, freshman escort; Debbie Oliver, senior attendant; and Amanda Broadwater and Jason King, seventh grade atten· Services will be h,eld Monday dant and escorL (RegiSter photo by Gary Clark.) ·· at 11 a .m. atWUllsFuneralHome with the Rev. Rick Barcus · officiating. Burial will be at Brush Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Sunday at Willis Funeral Home. . .. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Th~ government, citing dangers from tensions across !he globe, Issued Oakley Thivooer travel warnings Saturday to Americans In the Middle East, COLUMBUS - Oakley ThlvSouth Asia, North Africa, the ener, 79,ofColumbus,dledOct.6, JsraeU-Occupled territories and 1990 In St. Ann's Hospital In Yugoslavia. . Westerville, Ohto. . Lester C. Davis .. Travel warnings issued by U.S. Benjamin . 1986 BliCI CENTURY 4.DR. UMITED. Nko ..... OnlyS5495 1987 PONTIAC 600 LE 4 DR. Sharp .............,... o.ty 55995 1986 CHEVROlET CHEVEnE ..................,............. o.ty S2495 1986 FORD MUSTANG 2 DR.............................. Onty 54695 1979 CHEVROLET TON 112 WOOD HAUUR ·sPECIAl. . Runs & Looks Super! · . . $1895 , M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Trained ln Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical ' l durinQU~~,: AND ~E~ COURT: Stephanie Arin~trong was.crowned Homecoming Queen at Point Pleasant High School Friday, evening ~ Mela:. R me a~hvlties th,re. Pi~tured above, left. to right, Charles Towner and Stephanie Ramey, junior class attendants· Brad san1 and • and El:~b:; ~ntor attend~nts; Mike Taylor and Queen Stephanie; Chris Wentz and Meredith Childers, senior attendants; a~d Elliott Dorsey , ams ey, sop om ore attendants. Shown in the foreground are Michaei_Smith, crown bearer ancl Nicole Vaughn, ftower girl. Postal... . Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page A-6 1 Lottery numbers CLEVELAND (UP!) - Friday's winning Ohlo Lottery numbers: Plck·3 910. Plck-3 ticket sales totaled $1,450,572, with a ·.payoff due of $794, 732. Plck·4 · 5166. Plck-4 - ticket sales totaled $261,624.50, with a payoff due of $75, 500. Cards ten of. hearts. seven of clubs. ki.ng of diamonds. eight or spades. Cards ticket sales totaled $114,790, with a payoff due of $41,!'\40. OctobBI' 7. 1990 (From POSTAL, page Ah !for ~ointment, Ca([ 675-3400 Mondtly·1'fi!ay,9 a.m. · 5 p.m. ,. CHICKEN BAR·B·Q cover will have an appropriate ; The cacheted cov,er feature& commemorative stamp and the the hls!orlc bandstand and City pictorial cancelation . The Bicentennial Commission f>ark along the Ohio River, where the French 500 landed In 1790 cacheted cover Is available for beginning the settlement of Galli- $1.50, plus a No. 10 stamped ,polls. Gallipolis Is t)le third oldest addressed envelope. Send orders $ettlement In the Northwest' to G!tllipolls Bicentennial Com,'ferrltory, after Marietta and . mlssl()n, attention:' Michael w. Brown, 533 Second Ave., GallipoClnciMa!l, respectively. • The five colors are featured on lis. Please mark the outside of the envelope stating, "Gallipolis cacheted cover are: black, Cacheted Cover." , red, blue and green. The alai Seal. PVH Medical Office ~uilding Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV OCT. 7TH - 11 :00 A.M. $3.50 .A Dinner 112 chichn, Baked Beans, Roll, Cole Slaw Desserts Extra In OB-GYN Practice aince 1975 SYRACUSE FIRE DEPT• • "''"' All Proceeds. Go For Building Fund MITH·NELSON.MOTORS, INC 992·2174 ' 500 East Main · Fomero ' JIM COBB'S FALL SALES SPECTACULAR ,. ,; '• '• '• .. .1991 CAVALIERS• Auto .. air, P.S .. tinted window, 32 mpg, 11 in atock. . $ '"11 1990 PRIZM 4 DR•• P.S., AM/FM stereo, 26 mph. 8732 j\111990 LUMINA EURA• · S8650 .l111990 BEREnA GTZ• 4 Dr., V·& euto., loaded. Qued 4, 5 spd., PW, PL, c;ruisa, tilt & SAVE 53,000 mora, 31 mph. SAVE 52800 -. ' :: ROYAL COURT - Tara Humphreys, lourth :)rom left, escorted by Chase Cleland, was :~rowned 1990 Meigs High School Homecoming .~aen during Frlday•s ·game. Others In her court ~ere, from left, Maurlssa Nelson escorted by Eric • Patterson, Kristin Stanley escorted by Jack Stanley, JennUer Taylor escorte,d ' by Ken Van M!Ure, and Kristen Slawter, escorted by Jason Wright. Front, crown bearer and Dower bearer .Ashley Bar !nun and Matdtew Williamson. ' 1991 510 -TAHOE• V-8. 6 apd., PS, tlh, pulse wlpera, cauetta, chrome bumpera & mora . . •• • $9395 •, • • • •'" ~E -. WO_ULD LIKE FOR .YOU TO MEET THE PEOPLE YOU TALK TO 1990 112 FULL SIZE P/U• . Auto .. air. ONLY $11 1 19 5 WHEN YOU ORDER PROPANE. OUR SECRETARIES WILL GIVE .YOU FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE. • ~ • ; . ~ ·; : • : : : •. • :' QUEEN CROWNED Tara Humphreys, daughter of Randy and Judy Humphreys, Pomeroy, was crowned 1190 · Melp High School Homecomtor Queen during pregame festivities at Friday nlght'a football game. M111 Humph· reys was '!!cWted by Chase Cleland. The .queen ·was crowced by Fenton Taylor, principal at Melp Hlgb School . CLOSEOUT AT $16;490 ·JIM . •• •' • •• •. • COBB •• •• •• - . PAlliNG AT $16,991 <.. • ' "Prlce•lnc;lude·RIIbetea and firlt time buyer where app: back to dealer, tax & title extr~ . . •• •• • 2 Dr. & 4 Dr., wall equip. 7 paaa., well .equlpped. •• FOR ALL YOU.R HEATING AND COOLING NEEDS CALL RUTLAND -FURNITURE AND BOTTLE GAS . AT 742-2511 1991 510 BLAZERS 414• j\1& 1990 LUMINA .APV• TERESA HOUDASHELT -SECRETARY MARGARET BISHOP-SECRETARY 'I ,. CHEVROLET·OLDSM-OBILE CADILLAC·GEO-INCe • 301EAST MAIN POMEROY I OHIO • 992·6614 · II I, ' . ... �. . Page A-6-Sunday nma.Sentinel ' . • ~-Middleport-Gallipolis, OhiQ-PoihS Pleasant. W. ':Jar ,---Loc8J briefs-·. .;. ,._____________ 6 Friday-crash results in ticke't GALLIPOLIS - A Galllp<il!s man was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead when she rear-ended another car on State Route 7 Friday night. John M. Johnson, 18, was northbound when she failed to stop for another car who was stopped In traffic. Johnson and the driver of the second car, Chobee·Russell, 22, was not Injured. The GaJUpolls Pollee Department cited Johnson at the scene. PPSEO to close Monday GALLIPOLIS - Planned Parenthood .flf Southeast" Ohio o!flces In Gallipolis will be closed Monday In observance of Columbus Day. The offlc~s will reopen on Tuesday, at 8: ,30 p.m. Free clothing day se{ CHESHIRE ..;. The ·Gallla·Melgs Community Action Agency will hold Its' free clothlrig day for low income people on Oct. 9 from 9 a .m. until noon. The agency clothing bank is located In the old school building In Cheshire. 0 responded to 10 calls for ilsSistallce on Friday. • · At 3:09 a.m., Syracuse fire department and P9meroy fire . department went to Minersville. to a structure ftre at the. Eastman residence. At 6: 41a.m., Rutland squad went to County · Road 1. Wayne Ziegler went to Holzer Medical Center. At 7:48 a.m., Rach~e squad went to Third Street for Marvin Randolph. He was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 9:33 a.m., Middleport !Ire department went to Bradbury' Road to Investigate a report of smoke odor at l\ resldence·there. At 9:49 a.m ., Rutland squad went to VIne No. 2; Bob Dean was taken·to O'Bienness Memorial Hospital. . · At 4: ~p.m. , Middleport squad went to Leading creek ROad for David Watkins·, who was taken . to Veterans Memorial . Hospital. At 4:'30 p.m., Rutland squad went to Mine No. ·u or John Wright; he was ta~en to Holzer Medical Center. At 6: 50 p.m., ~utland squad ·and .fire department were called ' to McCumber Hill Road to a motor vehicle accident. Squad took Karen Thacker to Veterans Memorial Hospltai. At 8:45p.m., Racine squad went to the Dravo gravel pits forBobby Sinlth. Smith was takan to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 10:49p.m., . .Pomeroy fire department and squads went to Forest R)ln Road to a car acCident al!d tr;1nsported Amy Wood and Jason Yeauger to Veterans Memorial Hospital. · · · B&E investigated \ AA groups plan meeting POMEROY -Pomeroy group Qf AA and AI Anon will meet on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Chureh. For more Information, call 1·800·333·5051. Miller representative to visit . ' POMEROY - On Wednesday, a representative from Congressman Clarence Miller's will conduct an Open Door session from ll-1 p.m. In the courthouse in Pomeroy. Anyone with questions concerning the federal government should stop , by to discuss them with the representative. EMS resporn}.§ to calls in Meigs POMEROY - A breaking and entering at the Phil Roberts residence on Snowball Hillis being Investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff' Department. , · . According to a department news release, the residence was entered sometime between September 26 and October 1. Entry · was made by kicking In the door. , · Investigation continues Into the entry of a mobile home owned by Pam and Jeff Newell. Entry was made· by cutting a screen on a locked storm door' jewelry Is reported to have been taken from the residence. ' The hot water heater, various pieces of furniture and kitchen . · . utensils are reported missing. A computer modem found by the Meigs County Hlgh~ay Department Is being held at the sheriff's office. · Acc~lng to Sheriff jayes V. Souls by, the GTE modem was ·found on Thursday on Brier Ridge. The telephone connector and computer cable were with the Item. . .... / Court news · .. .In Ga!Upolls Municipal Court Friday, the following fines were levied: ~Odessa Morrison, 38, .. VInton, $50 plus costs, disorderly conduct; $100 plus costs, fleeing and eluding; $450 plus costs and three days In jail, driving under the Influence; $100 plus costs, no operat!)r.'s liCense; $12pluscosts, dtlvlng left of center . Others Included John A. Rog· ers, 21, Lancaster, $100 plus costs, transporting a loaded firearm, $450 plus costs and three days In jaU, driving under the lnfiuence, $100 plus costs. no operator's license; Rtckte Gibbs, 2'6, Gallipolis, $100 plus costs, disorderly by Intoxication; Rl· chard Green, 23, Vinton, $35, failure to wear a safety belt; Frank Clemens, 41, Ga!Upolls, $43, speeding; · Lewis Hollback, 30,. Qak Hill,. $35, failure to wear a.s afety belt; r '' Marriage Ucenses SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 44 Q 4524 C • Garland Wills, 65, Gallipolis, $49~ speeding; Terry' Adams, 26; Gallipolis, $49 , speeding:; Taminy ,Addis, 18, Crown City, $43, !allure to yield one·half of · roadway; Roger Gilbert, 29, Bidwell, $12•. plus costS, Improper passing; Deborah Blazer, 28, Gallipolis,. .$44, speeding; Tony Watson, 18,' Gallipolis, $43, failure to main· ' taln an assured clear distance· ahead; Sylvia Rupe, 65, Cheshire, $42, speeding; Raymond Gibson, 31, Crown : City, $42, speeding; Linda , Shaver, 40, Ga!Upolls, $42, speed·. lng; Jack Pickens, Jr., 21, ; • VInton, $44, speeding. In Gama· County Common: Pleas Court Friday, Kimberly· Pinkerman and Jerry Pinker·:. man, !loth of PSR Box 155, Gallipolis, received a decree of· divorce. · ' FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYON EVERY 1Oth CUSTOMER RECEIVES A .FREE GIFT REE DELIVERY IIQn· DAYS SAME AS CASH FINANCING AVAILABLE . 2 0V •c-t 446·09!3 UMit 1 pll' wlllt; Offll' 1ead thro"'lh Oct. 2D. ,417 2nd AYE. ' ' r-----------------\ • .•• ' Michael J. Owens M.D. ''' . • · To .I ' .' l; . A native of southern Ohio, Dr. Owens earned his M.D. at the University of Cincinnati. He did his intemship at Wright State in· Day:ton ,and compteted residency at the ranownad Mt. Sinai Medical, Centerin Milwaukee. . His training and expertise ara evidenced by his certification as a Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicin&. Dr. Owens is now practicing with'in the 14member Internal Medicine Department at Holzer Clinic on Jackson Pike in Gallipolis. For An AppolntJMnt, Call ·GLASS TOP TABlE W/WOOD TRIM .:.as IS S9i With basic information· about your present finances and future needs, I can use my portable computer to show you solutions to your family's life inaurence concerns, right in your own home. Callfor MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS '• ~1ztmi4r~ MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA A FRATERNAL Lift INSURANCE SOCIET\1 ·- HOME OFFICE • ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS 446·5131 MICHAEL OWENS, M.D. CONTINUING M TIADinON OF MEDICAL NEIL MORRISON P.O. Box 3411 Rio Grande, Oli. 46674 Phone: (i141 246·9319 EXCELLENCE. . :2PC. BEIGE LEATHER SOFA 1\ ·. CHAI.R.nJ.\UU.f1•• SALE : ! ,. •' SPEOIAL PURCIIASEI SAVE UP TO S00//0 ' UP TO 50°/o OFF BEAN BAGS~ ......~~~,.n~!.-;;.!!Y.!l!!.~!!.••• S2811 All CURIOS MARKED DOWN .......... SALE UP TO 10 • • . LEADERSHIP Co-Chair, . Clean Coal Ttdlnology Ciiillmit'tee-~ Member, • HOUH Education CommittH · House .EIIctions and Townships CommittH Moult Children and Youth Committee · Moult Com1111rca,and Labor CommittH STANDING UP FOR US. . . . RESULTS $900 $61.2 lllilllon to rlbuild State Routt 35 SJOO,OOO c... ni1Mn retaining grant · SJ ..... hr IWwwolly ef • ~ lmprowwntnt . · o•Y UCI tHOPIOCJii sm S11,75 UCI • NOW IN STOCK BEAUTIFUL 14K GOLD CHAINS ON SALE! · MTS COINS · • . ..:' ......•' •so, In Charry ' '"· ,, . 699 $ 449 OAI TAILE/6 CHAIRS .................... SAlE 449 · 2 Laevoa. REO. '781.91 $ TOLE/6 CHAIRS .........................;... SAlE 750 VIRGINIA HQUSE LIGHT OAK. REO. 1117 $ .;; TQlE/6 CHAIRS ............................. SALE 750 FRANKLIN LIOH,T OAK. ·z Le1voa. •1111 MAPLE I OAK DROPLEAF TAilE ...:SAlE ~ 139 With 2 CHAIRS, REG. 189 $ 95 OAI TAIL£, 4 CHAIRS ................ SALE 299 With 1 leaf DARK PINE TAIL£ /4 CHAIRS ......~!..~$?}.~~;-! $) 89 OAI DROPLEAF TOLE/BENCH ........SALE $387 2 CHAIRS with blue p.oddad eoata. REG. '187 · DUAL OAI TAILE/2 LEAVES ........... SALE $788 DARK PINE TABlE/6 CHAIRS ........... SAlE Tllblo h11 2 181vea. REG. '799 $ 0 R~g. 0 6 • • and ~ok. SAV£ UP TO 60% OFF ON DISCONlNIED 5nLES ' . ·•• • • ••• . • r~IR .~ . \. ····. . 41 .'•. TWI~ FULL QUEEN, KING . ' . ., BRAS HEADIOARDS .............,............... STAmNG AT .529 Mlno~~lg~d. WOOD HEADIOARDS............................. STARDNG AT TWIN, FULL, QUEEft. S · · '1 TWIN HEADIOARDP...k::.I;I.!!!:.!!~!.~!.~~.!t!;...... SAlE S49t5 IUNI IEDS...~.........H!~-1'!..!.'!!......................... SALE S275 · •' DAYIEP~ IIRASS or AlMOND ............ STAlliNG A.T S119 · &STOOL ..................................... · IUSS VANITY SALE s11 '· WIITE VANin I STOOL.................................. SAlE S119 ' I 'U .' ;;~OUNTREFRIGERATOR ~.. o~lo:..' Tr~ ·r:::~·r· 0~ ..oM K-,.,..1 t '"""• • r,.,,c.;.......,, ,.__.,.. • LM..O. Lu fro~y o Dlirp I WAS S979.90 c_,...._.. ,.._.....1).."" NOW , :''~dmiral rl ·~;,~;- ~liilliiii 5 ~~~! Admiral wr " SAVE WAS S699.95 NOW LARGEST SELECTION OF ROLLTOP and FLATTOP DESKS . -lEST PRICES IN AREA All Sizes In Stock Madel KSE37BA·L 20 to.50°/o ~ ROllTOP DESK.....................~.~.!~.:~.!!.......... SAlE S2 89 SPECIAL PURCHASE I Charry or Oak $59995 WT WAS 1699.95' FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC • RANGES · SJ9995 111nt liAIII 1 w.s '59U5 "'- '499.95 a Js.u. •• ''"·" wr... '499.95 IGJSA. ., ' GilSON SIDE·IY-SIDE 22 c.. ft. W• $11 "·IS . NOW S995'5 wr •! I ~ ... 5 16 3 FLAnOP DESII ........................ ~.~~;.::'!!! ...... SAlE S199 l•-:~·~·~·~..~·~s•.•.·•.,r--·14·'·'··'~5~~~==~~~ ........ .' DOUBLE PEDESTAL LARGE SE1EC110N IOOKCASES ............. STAiliNG AT 578 Up to 84" Hlsih With or Without Glan Doon · .. Kelvlnator Refrigerator· Freezer '1, .., •• .OAK GUN CABINEtS-6 to 12 GUNS .OAI 6 GUN CAIINET ..........:.....~!!L~!!!...... SALE S330 .OAI I GUN CMINET '";.............'!!!~!!.!..... SALE S59 5 LAIGE OAI -9 GUN CAIINET .....~.!!:..:~.!...... SAlE 5319 LAIGE OAI 12 GUN CAIINET ...I!!~t.:!2!!..... SALE S725 •O&II&LL tiDS . .ICIIIIS OAK SWIVEL ROCKERS ••••~........................ SALE $299· · etiOOVB SWRPIIS •Oil PLOOI •OAIIUGU- uas .NG. SIZE WOOD ROC~£RS .................... SAL~ . $ 2 4 9 .BlOIS e(AIPII SAVE 25°/o ..'• •' I I ' ' ••• --· ·3-.-- - • ,. 0 Cu. Ft.. No-FroM '' . '4 • lee ...... ReiQy • Froz"' Juict Can Aldl • fii.Oooo Eoo Slor"' • ReVIflibli Tt.turtd Stet! -- WAS SS99.95 NOW $469995 wr '\.1 9TF WAS 7 5 ' •'·' IIDIIl Galh • > • · '' ' SAil '\I ffii4TL w. 169US-15tt" fPEsiiiQ, w. •nus_ *649" FPCJt9TF, w. •m.ts _ ""'' I • i•. ; ''\ c-ty . local go'nrnmont. ailft in . ..... c-ty $7 ..... for I , \ . l I ~ ) I ,i .. '• .I NOW $64995 wr . - IIi ' $7 • • for local ge,...mont aid, in .. " ' • '· ~ •, o llr..•p I:JI,.w ............ l l~~- •I ~·•··IA-..l I oJ 7 I • . ,. ""'. ~ ·~· ·· olhn"•"l'l l'r• •• ( h • •lilt!! '' $ I NICE EMBOSSED SACK CHAIRS. REO. '1107.10 ~~~;~A CONV~;~:~NCE fEATL:RES ,• 675 ' D Cheat, Nl1ht8tand $ BmiOOM SUITE .........~.~9 •. :~!!!!.... SAlE 1099 ' . P01Mr Bad with Nl,htatand , IROYHILL OAI W NIGHTSTAND.~.~-~.:JJ.!!!..,SALE 5899 LAIGE OAI IEDROOM SIITE .~.~.~.!.1!~9.... S~lE S1288 ' ' With nl9_htatand, Unlvanal · $ OAIC lmROOM sum ...............~~.st.:~.1!!.... SALE 1211 V1ughu BaSHtt. With ni1htatand. · S ., I'INE IEDIOOM sum ..............~~.~ •.:!?.!!.:.. SAlE 1099 With Nightltlnd. duel box mirror. $ LG. I'INE IEDIOOM SUITE ........~~g •.:!!!?..... SAlE 1335 Llrga po- bad, large doorad chll1. large d - - and ' (HILD'S ROCKER ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SALE .,• Bad. Flat Mirror, Nl1htlltlnd ooniiCIEDIOOM SUITE ...........:......!;W.C!,:.l.!!!.... SALE -: OAK CORNER ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS IN STOCK A.- IWIY 1011 · ~AK GOSSIP BENCH ...............:................ SALE· $239 QUILTS - Gnat Cht 1st- Glfh ,... Moln cind Dad and antlr• ,_.,. Straight from tlit Orark ........ of Mi111uri and Ar· OAK HALL SEAT WITH STORAGE ..........:.... SALE $349 li•••· llitll!llf quality, maclli• washa•la ond hallll •titcW.IUJ . . $119 . anti • ' your chalca of paHtrns ollll 1elon. PaHIImS 1ucll 01 OAK & PINE WOOD ROCKERS.................. I UP •rlr 1.1g c.wn. sr.r, Etc. ·. . . $49 ~: . Peld for by Abel for ·State Ropreaentatlvt, DIVId Fry, l'reeauror. 21 Wett Welhlngton. Athena, OH. 41701 Ul Sec••• An. • • ..,,., .. ssoor $2 7s 'fNTERT AINMENT CENTERS !!!.9••~!!!.?.t STlRTitG AT ., ~ OAI, CHERIY, FRIITWOOD 2 LEAVES. P1dded S~ta. REG. '1299 ·~:~~;;::: 'GLASS TOP TABLES .................. $68 EACH sm ONLY . . . ~u•1181 With Matching Chine. Trimmed In blue or whl~ 0 ~...... ..................... . fruitwood Trim, bovoled gl.... wlckor bottom• CHROMECIAn TABLE/6 CHAIRS .... SAlE $488 No. 1 Sliter. R1g. •121 . $ CERAMIC TOP TABLE/4 CHAIRS ...... SAlE· 999 REG. '1499.911 • ·· . $ . · OAK TOLE/6 CHAIRS ...':!~~;.:.~?.?.~ SALE 998 l .......' ll)" - • Available in pine, oak. cherry, Queen Anne, Country and Contemporary WITH 4 SWIVEL TILT CHAIRS. REG. '812.110 Blue or Brown covere. Almond Flnlah 0 ~\ holo• l\u t~ 111' \\...tl........., BRO.YHILL ond RIVERSIDE . : . OAK TABlE/6 LG. CHAIRS .............. SALE .·, OAIC IEDROOM SUITE W/NIGHTST ANIRJ!l~.il. SAlE 5418 IEDROOM SUITE ........~.~~:.:!~J.!... SALE S985 ...•-• I'INE Bad. BOx Mirror. Nlghtltlnd S D~~rOAI BEDROOM SUITE .........~.~~:.:!~.!!... SALE 915 PC Bed, .801 Mirror, Nlghtltlnd. S D~:~rPitE IEDIOOM SIITE ........~.~g,,:J;~!!... SALE 185 ~ Bad, BOJI Minor, NlliJ.'!tltlnd S ..., W/CHEIIY FINISH wnE.....~.~.9:.:J.!!!!... SAlE 172 GLASS TOP TAILE W/WOOD TIIM ..... AS IS $1 48 4 CHAIRS with b,.n trim $ OAI FOIMICA TOP TOlE .......;...... SAlE 58 5 .... . . . ..;). . - "lA·Z·BOY Brown VaiYit lntanpring Mattrass .........~..~~.!.~!!!....... SALE S773 · REG. '1020 ru• S685 ,•LA-A-BOY Blue and Rust ................................................................... ~ ' REG. '1041 ••• r S715 ~ LA-Z-IOY lrown with P1'llow Iack .................................................. ~ • -" ••••.•••••••••••- ............................... REG. a1041-•••. •••• , LA-Z·IOY Silflr/llut ltxturwa ~ S715 · REO. '811 Whh blue and run- pin dou. uLE S575 rLANCER HIDE-A- loy .......................................................... ............... ~ : 4 CHAIRS with br.., trim. '' $12 8.5 .t;:::::::1~~;,a.,~ru;.~n:~. N;o.;FROST~=~lE:~~ IVASiiER AND DRYER WITH I ' ..• - 1 OZ. SILVER - i and ' ; •' ••' • BIRTHDAY BARS ' I . Sift I . .. A.-S AT RUTLAND FURNITURE , 1 HAPPY ,. . . . . . •• ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . L-------------~.~------------------~~__j 1 LIFE • ANNUITIES • IRA'S • FRATERNAL PROGRAMS · . · ,Beachcraft. DISCONTINUED. In Brown. Beige, White, "' '' Simmons-Imperial-National BEDDING SALt-All Sizes .Truckload lust Arrived .SAVE UP TO 60% LOW, LOW PRICES ON · 12 PC. SOFA & RECUNER ...........................,.!!Ji!i,•.!Jal!l. SAlE $7 88 "j Window on your future · BROYHILL SECnONAL ...........................61i!i••:~~li7....... SALE $1488 With Built-in Tablea. Blue a. Mawe . , · 2 PC. SECnONAL, Blue ............................................................ $699 1 ....,.., S799 ' England. In blue, mauve and green. Internal Medicine t·. • SUITES ·•ooM sums Blue Velvet. •' •'l ENJOY FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON ' 5 .PC. GREE~ SECn~NAl. .........................ftli!i,::.U.3!.$AlE $1899 A_. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ON£ £Y£11111C SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION $1.50 . 446-0923 material wi1h blue and mauve combination. $988 • .. :BROWN VELVET SOFA & CHAIR............B.~.CA ••:P.P.P..:....... SALE $588 . With wood tr.im and 2 Pillows · · ·3 PC, SILVER BlUE ................................~.~.~ ••:~~!~ .... SALE $1275 SOFA.. CHAIR, LOVESEAT with matching pillows 2 PC. SO~A · & CHAIR ..................................................... SAlE $275 . . DISCONTINUED. Rust and Green. .. : 2 PC. SOFA &CHAIR ..~................................................... SALE $475 · DISCONTINUED. Blue and White. ' 3 PC. SOFA, LOVESEAT, WINGBACK CHAIR ................... SAlE $648 , DISCONTINUED. Blue plaid. · ~ 2 PC. LOVESEAT....................~....~.......~.......................... SALE S598 . DISCONTINUED. Rust end Gray. ' 3 P(. SUITE .................... ~ ~ .J!~g~~i!ll SALE 58 99 · Blue and mauve with wood trim. ·. · · . · i2 PC. SOFA, ROCKER, RECLINER .................ftli1U.t3ftft. SAlE $7 85. i Blue Early American. 2 P(. SOFA & CHAIR ..................................!!Ji!i,.:.ll.lfR.....SALE $699 England. With wood trim. '2 PC. SOFA and CHAIR'..............................ft!i!i,...•l.Ul! . .. SAlE $774 . •' SAVE UP TO . 3 PC. SOFA, CHAIR, LOVESEAT ..............!!f.i,.:.UJ.tu.,... SALE '~ • • EATS, CORNER TABLE, 2 END TABLES. 2 FOOTSTOOLS With wood trim. Brown and blue textured. ' ' $1 099 :3PC. BROYHill SOFA, CHAIR, LOYESEAT!!Ii!i,.:~.ifl.J,SAlE $1285 •''• WELCOMES ... She walked off the !Beet, · into -his life and lilole his heart. ·~l a:.!:nl $2.75 12.75 BARGAIN MTIHEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY . BARGAIN Nl (EXCEPT Athletes- wear your T-shirt, uniform or jersey into Colony Video and rent the · tape of your choice for only •1 ,001 All sports included- Karate, Soccer. Football, Volleyball. etc. .,' • I LA-Z-BOY SUITES . ' T2 PC. edSECnONAL ......." ...........·........................................ SALE "SPORTS'' WEEK.at COLONY VIDEO •' 100 IN STOCK With Corner t1ble, 2 Love Seats witlfReclinara extur • . AND LI~HT BROWN SECnONAL .................~....f!Ji!i,.:.U~l.. SAlE Sl2 8i .~ • 40°/o BRL0 WNESCORNER SECnONAL ~...............~.~~;.:.1!~~ ..... SAlE • FRI. THRU THURS. ""''"~"'""'' liVING • FlEX STEEL ·SAVE ON . >tr ..•.. HOLZER CLINIC .. COLONY THEATRE GALLIPOLIS -These couples recently applied for a marriage license In the Gallla County · Probate Court. Jeffrey Mark Harvey, 33·, Rt. 5, Box 395, Gallipolis, Ohio and Sharon Lorene Ihle, 38, P.O. Box 844, Racine, Ohio. . Anthony Dale Angeio, 19, Rt. 2, Box fr1, Crown City, Ohio and Amy Yvonne Walteys, 15, PSR, · Box 113;\, Gallipolis, Ohio. Lloyd VInton Rankin, 35, Rt. 1, Box 2748, Gallipolis, Ohio and Mary Marcella Skidmore, 36, 29 Edma Trail Rd., Bidwell, Ohio. David William Holcomb 33 ' • > 128 Church St., Bidwell, Ohio and " Barbara Jean Crabtree, 23, 12a· Church St. , Bidwell, Ohio. Michael Todd Kltnglesmlth, 19, Rt. 4, Box 3198, Gallipolis, Ohio arid Kathy Elaine Kelley, 19, Rt. 4, Box 319B, Gallipolis, Ohio. Patrick Henry Tackett, 24, 648·4th Avenue, Gallipolis, Cihto and Tracy Ly~n Henry, 21, 582 Jay Dr.. Gallipolis, Ohio. · ~ l1 IJ:U K'>ON PtiO ROWE J5 WE 51 ques tlons remaining to be resolved.·: The OTA, ail analytical agency that advises Congress on technol· ogy Issues, conducted the study In response to requests from House and Senate science committees. • . · W1th 2 Rechnara, H•de·A·Bed, Corner Place, Armleu Chair nents, the OTA said. Rep. Silvio Conte, R·Mass., praised the report for pointing out possible problem areas, saying, "While advances In neu· · ral grafting research may some· day yield tangible results, there are substantial ethical.and legal Sunday nmas-Sentinei-Paga A-7 ' Point Pla•.n. W. Va. '' ' Brain cell transplants need research: ·report - . • POMEROY ~ Meigs County Emergency· Medical Services WASHINGTON (UP!) The Idea behind neural grafts Grafting tissue Into the brain or Is that the Implanted tissue would sptnal cord In hopes of treating either s upply nervous system disorders such as Parkinson's chemicals lost through disease or disease remains highly expert· Injury, supply new substance to mental despite recent progress, . prolong the survival or prolong a · congressional report said the regrowth of n·e rve cells or Saturday. directly replace missing nerve The Office of Technology As· cells. sessment concluded more re· "Even In the case of Parkin· search Is needed before It can be son's disease, in which neural -known If neural grafting - the grafting has advanced the farth· transplanting of nerve cells Into est, additional Information needs the brain or spinal cord - helps to he collected before neural people stricken by Parkinson's, grartlng can be adapted for Alzheimer's disease, stroke, spl· general.11se," the OTA said in the nat cord Injury or similar neuro- • 202·page report. · loglc.al disorders. So far, neural grafts have only Of the types of tissue being been tested In a small number of Studied for use In neural grafting, peo_ple suffering from Parkin· tissue taken from the central son's disease, with teams In nervous sytems appears to be · Sweden and Colorado reporting mosteftect\ve, theOTAsaid. The encouraglng ·e arly results. Other Reagan and Bush admlnlstra· neural grafting efforts are stll.l at tlons have Imposed a morato· the stage ot animal ·rtum barring the federal funding experimentation. · of any human tests Involving Among the concerns raised In tissue taken from aborted the report Is the lack of direct fetuses . federal regulation of neural Alternatives to fetal tissue grafting procedures. The Food might Include culture or geneti· a.nd Drug Administration's role cally engineered cells, or per· In regulating neural graft mate· haps tissues from other organs or rial Is " unclear," and the Na· outlying regions of the patient's tlonal Organ Transplant Act that own nervous sytem, lnvestiga· . bars the sale of organs for tors said. transplants does notllstthebraln • or other nervous system corppo. . . Pomaroy-Midcleport-GalipoiiS. Ohio �' • Poil;t W. Va. ,Along. -the River October 7. 1990 ' ~!,!!t?!,o~.~~·~J~~~ J?r a!!!.~~;!!~ , . QUEEN AND ESCORT • Lisa Perry, 1990 Hannan Homecoming .. Queen, is hown with her escort. Peru was ~rowned by last year's .. !jUeen, Jenny Thompson. . - ~ntucky, Stetson Unlverslcy 111 Florida, Rollins College In FlorIda, Samford University In Alabama, the University of Alabama at Huntsville, The Citadel tn.· South Carolina, Mercer Unlverslty In Georgia, Appalachian State University In North CarolIna·, James Madison· University In Virginia, Flortda Internatlonal University, Mary Washlngton College In VIrginia the University or North Carolin'a at Charlotte, and Loyola Unlvei'Slty In Louisiana. rn the Midwest the top 15 were ' U.S. NewsltWorldReporthas ranked the best regional colleges and universities In its upcoming •Issue on "America's Best .Colle~res." · The 1,374 four-year scl!ools Included In the overall study were ranked according to a system that combined statistical date wlt~ the · results of the magazines survey or academic reputations. . The list of . the nation's top liberal ~~:rts universities Included Harvarii, Stanford; Yale, Prlnceton, the University of Michlgan, Carnegie Mellon University and Northwestern. The Oct. 15 edition, which also ranks specialized Institutions, will hit the newsstands Monday. In the north, the top 15 regional colleges and universities were: VIllanova, Worcester Polytech" nlc Instltutetn Massachusetts, Alfred University In New York, · Rutgers - ihe State University In New Jersey; FaiJ'fleld Unlver. sity In Conrietlcu t, Providence · College lit Rhode Island, Manhat, tanCoUegelnNewYork, Trenton State College In New Jersey, the State University of New York at Geneseo, the University of Scranton In Pennsylvania, It.haca College In New York, St. Ml· chael's College In 'Vermont, the State University of New York at Potsdam, Simmons College In Massachu~~etts, Seton Hall In · South Orange, N.J;, and Lemoyne College In New York. In the South, the. top 15 were Wake Forest, the University of • ,• ,• ~: •.• •• ••• • · 1990 GMC SIERRA FULL SIZE _PICKUP 4.3L V-6. automatic tran•. with overdrive, air, AM/FM/clock; painted atep bumper (Stock #3731. FUEL EFFICIENT! .· List."·············............ 514,182.00 len DIKount .............. 1,05 5.00 Len GM . leltate ............. 500.00 • • -.. •. $ . . 12,627 . At 100, · folks' still . like Ike History repeats itself as .ancestors help est(lblish cor1m1unities in America 1990 .YEAR-END .CLEARANCE SPECIAL i Your Cost ......... By .JULIE E. DILLON Tlmes-8endnel StaH POMEROY Pomeroy. . Translated literally the word means apple king or king of the apples. It Is also the surname of the man, Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy. who founded the village of that same name In Meigs County. . ' The Pomeroy family originated In England and was 'at one time extremely Influential In that countrr. 'J'he Pomeroy family occupied an area known as the VIllage of Berry Pomeroy complete with the Castle of Berry Pomeroy and the Berzy Pomeroy Church. It Is from this earliest Pomeroy famlly tliat the ·rounder of Pomeroy, Ohio originated. . Aci:ordlng to a bOok entitled the History of the Pomeroy Family, William t.he Conqueror . gave the manor of Berry In England, near Devonshire, to R!!lph de Pomeroy, who bullt Berry . Pomeroy Cautle. The Pomeroy famny occuplad the area during the years of 1066 to the 1550's until tge Seymour family acquired tlie castle and the land. Also stated was the fact that In the Clvll Wars between Charles I, and the Parliament, Pomeroy Castle was dis- mantled, taking away Its once stately power. Itwas, ·however, occupied In magnificent state unt!l the reign of James II, (1685) by Edward Seymour. The Pomeroy Cas tie stood In . ruins until.recently when steps were taken to reno:vate the centuries o.ld ·edifice. · The gtounds now have become somewhat of a tourtst attrac- · tl<in ,for people traveling In England. · The Pomeroy family began In America when an Eltweed Pomeroy, born July 4, 1585, Beamlnster, County Dorset, Englahd, son of Richard, emigrated here. Samuel Wyllys I By DAVID E. ANDU.ON·· WASHINGTON (UPI)- "The rap" on Dwight David Elsen. bower, the nation's 34th president, Is that he wasn't a particularly decisive president and that the nation, high on post-war prosperity, sll()f1Zed while the chief executive golfed. The early Berry Porneroy .Castle Isn't It quaint that Eltweed Pomeroy helped to establish a colony settleiJl.ent and his ~at- great- great-grandson, S.W. Pomeroy, estabilshed Pomeroy, Ohio. History dbes repeat Itself. Ppmeroy was a great- greatgreat-grandson of Eltweed. Ellweed Pomeroy Is said to have been Influential In ~stabllshlrig the colony settlement In Dorchester which Is now Massachuseetts. . SEE tJS AT T~E NEW CAR SHOW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th! SMITH'S GMC:i-RUCK 133 PINE STREET best remembered tod~ the general of the Allied that led the D-Day Invasion of Normandy and the overthrow of · fascist Germany, or as the · . ·president who presided over a booming (some say snoozing) posl-war prosperity lnd the Cold ·War, that plttecl the two wartime allies - the Soviet Union and the United States, - aptnst one . another at areet ecoDOmle costs · to both nations. _ HlslllrlaDI and Diller commentators have been divided on the Eisenhower legacy .• I.F, Stone. (or example, called the Etsenhowet era "the haunted '505." Blit recerlt bOOks ' have reterrejl to the times aa •''l'he Proild Decades" or the "Arnert: can High." John Patrick Diggins, for example, In his book, "The Proud Decadel," while critical of Eisenhower's Cold War legacy, notes Ike's"extraoi- · dlnary popularity" remains •·~ . envy of every politician then &Jill now (and) cannot be dlsmlll@d . . •• lightly." .,,. l , FOR OVER 45 COMBINED '(EARS . ·oF:SERVICE. ' - . SCHOOL ROYALTY - The pbolol'raph aboves shows the 19M GABS homecoming queen, Melissa F. Garnes, ceoter, 18 D&llked by her court. On left are .Jaalce Casanova aad Laura Sa11ndoen. On right are .Jennifer Zarnoch and lha Farmers Bank is _proud to salute Jean Werry and Lois Burt for their years of dedicated service to ·o ur-bank! MIDIron. AND THE WINNER IS- In the photorraph at Iefl, Mayuko Oia, an exchallge atudl!f!l from Japan and a member of the Gallla Academy·High School marehinr band, Friday nl&'ht picked the . winner of a 1981 red Poollac Flreblrd from Smith· Buick-Pontiac out of thla hopper. concluding fund' raisin&' proJect designed to help botll the school baad boOIIera and 'band memben for various trips and aetlvtUea the remainder of .the school year. The winner . was Dan Evans, Canal Wlncbeater. Assllllllg Mayuko 18 band bo08ters pl'e!lldent Gib MIIBron. a Sliding fll talt. No - ' refwecl ~vkls because of illlbility to pay. • 1\lways hot and ready to use. • MOTO-MI\S~E:' the only moving jets. • Deep, reclined seating. • Never over S20 per month to operate. AlSO: W1111, (.....,...,, Athtns, CliHkothl, logan & McArthur >II Lois Burt is miUTied to Ma..,; .vin Burt. they reside on Wetz.. · gall Sareet in Pomeroy, The Bum have 4 children and 4 grandehildren. Lois is a mem• ber of the Trinity Chureh in Pomeroy. Lois was empl~yed at Farmers Bank on March 20, 1969 and plans to bowl and travel durins her retirement. ., .b ••• , BAUM· LUMBER CIIBftD ·B ank ' . ...... ~21 992-2136 WEST UCOND POMEROY, OHIO 985-3385 MEMBER FDIC STAT£ ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PlAINS, OHIO ' I .. ' I . . early to servicemen in Desert the service member's name, rankimdserlalnu!llher,mllltary organization or unit, and the APO-FPO address. It's lmportant to have the current APOFPO address , which should be avallble from the service member's base In the United States. Be sure to put your return address .In the upper left hand corner of the package. Also Include your return address on a pfece of paper on the Inside of the package. Remember the hot temperalures and, heat of the Saudi Arabian eltmate when considerlng what~ send the troops there. Temperatures In the desert exceed 100 degrees regularly. Popular Items with the troops Include audiocassette tapes , newspaper Clippings, gum and hard· candy. ' . . ~Musi~ ind~try ! WASHINGTON (UPI) - When ~iEivls Presl~y sWiveled his hips on national television, same { Americans gasped. When John • !Lennon suggested the Beatles :: were bigger than Jesus Christ, '•some Americans burned records :: by the Fab Four. ~~ The music .I ndustry has had Its '•share of controversies over the ;. years, with assorted allegations :· of offensive antics, lyrics and · : lifestyles of some recording ·: stars. But the musicians,. both :: naughty aild not, and those who · sold their records traditionally -; have been Insulated from legal >consequences stemming from :. the music Itself. ,. -The tune has changed as a ,. result of legal actions tn Florida. : · In Fort Lauderdale, a Jury \convlcted a record store owner on misdemeanor obscenity ~ charges Cor selllng an album by 1; the controversial rap group 2 '*Live Crew, wbose album, "As ·. Your Bankfn~··· Fs ' Farmers OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO GAWPOUS: 414 Second Avt,. 2nd Floor 446-0166 1:30 to '5:00 Monday-Friday 1:30 to 12 Saturday Closed Thursday . • • The U.S. Postal Service has • some hints lor Americans mall:•; lng parcels or packages to .· mUitary personnel deployed to ·' Operation Desert Shield. If these :· guidelines are followed, your .• · packages will get ihere promptly . , . and efficiently. :•. Firstly, th!!' postal service ·: • recommends you use a sturdy .:: : carton, large enough to accom-· .; modale the contents. ' You should use some form of .; cushioning to protect the.artlcles . ; Inside. Seal 'the parcel securely. :: Use pressure S!!nsltive tape. : - Avoid using brown wrapping • paper, cord or string on the ;; outside. -; The department also urges you :; to print the service member's ~ name and address on the lower -;• right portion of the package on one side only. It should Include. :.: :-: ~ _ PLANNED PARENTHOOD POMEROY: 236 E.Main St., 2ntl Flo« 992-5912 1:30 to 5:00 Mot~clay-Friday , Clo11d Thunclay . · ~· Mail · packages ' · Family Planning ·It Makes Sense••. Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Sreening· Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing ~ "It derived," Diggins argul!!l, " ,, HOT SPRING SPA Your 365 Day~A¥ear '" ~ I . Jean Werry. is married to John E. Werry, they reside in Hemlock Grove. They have 2 sons · and . 4 grandchildren. She is a member of the Pomeroy Methodist Church. Jean was ' employed at Farmers Bank on February I, 1966 and plans to travel during her retirement. "The rap~' ·says foi'mer Sen. -Charles Percy, R-IIJ.,."just Isn't true. Ike was a decisive pres.!· dent, beginning from the moment he took power and prom, !sed to 'go to Korea' to end the armed contltct there through ·sending ·the troops Into Uttle Rock to desegregate the natlon:s .schools." This week the nation will get :a chance to re-think the Eisenhower years - Indeed, the Eisenhower Jeaacy - as a host of events around the country bring to a climax a year-long celebration of the centennial or Elsen· bower's birth In Denison, Texas, · on Oct. 14,]890. ; · 'l'he celebration of Eisenhower's birthday - he grew up In Abilene, ~nsas - has already . been going for a year, witII low-key gatherings of scholars and others both here In the United States and In the Soviet Union, where Ike Is also undergOIng a positive revaluation. It Is a toss-up as to how the 34th president of the United States Is GAWPOUS, ON. 614-446-2532 B October 7. 1990 the University of Pllget Souno · Wash., the University of Sa1. . Diego, Calif., Loyola Marymount : University In California, Goo-~ zaga Unlv~slly In Washington; : PacUlc Lutheran University In · Washington, the University of t!te PacUic In Washington, Un· ' field Co liege In Oregon, the ' University or Portlal\d, Ore. , . Seattle University In washing- : ton, CaJUornla Polytechnic State .' University, Humboldt State Unl- · versliy In California, Western : Washington University and Call- . Cornia State University at : Fresno. Colleae in· Wisconsin,' Michigan . TechnologiCal University, St. Mary's College In Indiana, Valparalso University In Indiana, Creighton University In N~ braska, John Carroll University In Ohio, the University of Northern Iowa, the University of Minnesota at Duluth, Ohio Nt>rthern University, Bradley Untverslty In IllinoiS, Bij~ler University In Indiana, Northeast . MlssQUrl · State University, DePaul Untverslty ln. Illinois and Capital Unlverstty In Ohio, 1n tl\e West, Trlnltv Unlversltv Jed the Jist, followed by Santa Section ' • The post office also .says you required an enormous effort on should attach a 'p arcal post the part of U.S. alrandshlpplng cuutoi'lls declaration form (form transportation," he explains. 2966-A, available at local post "Last-minute overSeas mailing· offices) on all your packages . will add an even greater burden. The fastest way for packages Ma111ng early will give us extra to get there Is Priority or time to arrange transportation First-Class Mall which allows for and the leeway will be especially a 5-10 day delivery . . welcome this year." Overseas malllng deadlines Surface and air malllng deadare fast approaching and Marlines formllltarypersonnelstatiketlng Director Edlen G. John: oned abroad generally range son of the Postal Services Columfrom mid-October lhrougli Nobus Dlvtslon Is asking residents . vemb.e r, according to Johnson. _ for a little extra help this year In · " We work In cooperatio~~<wllh making sure that holiday mall the armed services to make sure sent to mDltary and other Interthat all mall arrives on time," national destinations arrtve on Johnson continues. "Mall and time. morale go hand In hand •. but this ''We would like for you to mall Is especially true during the well before the overseas holiday holidays." · deadlines this year to give us . "This year, we would really extra tlmetoarrangetransportaappreciate recelvtng mall for tion," Johnson says. service men and service women "Equipping Desert Shield has a week or more In advance of the deadline, to give us e><tra time to arrange transportation." MUUary personnel stationed ·abroad will benetlt from early ma!llng, not just those In the Middle East. Jolmson encourages mailers to call their local post ortlce about various countries' mailing restrictions and customs requirements, as well as appllcable deadllnes . · There Is no mall deadline for mall sent to U.S. addresses, but Johnson recommends · getting. cards and parcels.on their way In early December. "Mailing early offers a hedge against delays caused when winter storms halt air or ground traffic," Johnson says, adding, "besides, It gives people more time to appreciate your expressions of friendship and affection." -courage.·· reels from Florida cases speech. The prQS~t!=Utlon argued the right to .free speech Is not a b so I u t e and r e q u 1res "responsibility." The Miami-based 2 Live Crew, which has Its day In court this week regarding June's obscenity r.ullng, features coarse language and lewd rhymes about sexual Intercourse and oral and anal sex In its music. , · The Supreme Court has !!stablished a three-pronged standard for Judging obscenity: If the material appeals prtmarlly to prurient Interest, If community standards deem the material patently obscene, and If the material Jacks serious artistic, literary or scientific value. · Michael Greene, president of theNationalAcademyofRecordlng Arts and Sciences, which includes some 8,000 recordin& artists an~ teclmleal experts, said he eicpecta artists to flglit back hard agalllst censorship. Nasty as They WannaBe," had stores stocking "obscene" al- acts and children with their been ruled "obscene" by a bums - pollee In more than· a genitals exposed. . federal court judge In·June. dozen states reporte!IIY are "We're going to see leglsla~ors The cases have Sent shock warning against the sale of such and judges and district attorneys waves through the music Indus- · records. The out<illille of an begin to believe that a Jlltle bit of try, with accusations of censorappeal of the Florida case could censorship Is OK,'' Helmerssald. ship and predictions of a chllllng set the tone for the rest of the ''And the fact of the matter-Is that effect on those who write, per- country and Industry groups are In a free society no censorship Is form and sell mus!c. hoping the conviction Is over- OK." . "It's a sad st.liteofaftalrs when · ·turned to nip the trend In the bud. Charles Freeman, owner of you can be arrested for selling a ''People are looking for scape- E.C. Records In Fort Laudersong," , said Dana Kornbluth, goat~ for the Ills Qf society and . dale, was convicted·Oct. 3 of one spokeswoman for National Asso· they ~e looking · to the arts," count or selling an obscene elation of jU!cordlng MerchanTrl$h Helmers, spokeswoman Instrument for selling the dlsers, the trade group repres: for the Recording Industry Asso- . "Nasty" album to an undercover · entlng some 600 record clatlonofAmerlca.RIAArepres- Broward County sheriff's depdlstrlbuiDrs. ents 55 U.S. record companies, uty. Freeman, who faces up to "Retailers will have to take a Including the CBS, Polygram, one year In jall and a $1,000 tine secOnd look at what they are War~r Brothers, MCA, Capitol when sentenced set Nov. 2, was · carrylng,.outoffear," Kornbluth and Atlantic labels. arrested two days after U.S. said, adding that some soared Helmers pointed to the obscen- District Judge Jose Gonzalez record store owners might "go lty trial of a Cincinnati museum declared the 2LlveCi'ewrecordthrough their shelves and start and Its director over the display log obscene. pulling albu11111 that may fall of five specific photographs In a The Freeman jury was not under obscenity ststutues." show of 175 pictures by the late swayed by defense argument~ There appears to he a national Robert Mapplethorpe that depict the store owner was protected by trend toward cracking down on sadomasochistic homosexual constitutional guarantees of free I • • ' "from the sense of dignity ani! trust he brolight to the Whlfe House and to his well-earn~: ·reputation as a mllltary hero.;StUI, Diggins writes,: 'He was'• curious kind of hero, not an event- making leader' but '.a respected leader who got thlnts done." · · And that, after all, Is what Americans usually expect o)f , the!~ generals, If not their presidents. · _ · Former wire service and tel~ vision Journalist Walter Crcin, kite, who spoke at the congre$slonal session honorlnj Eisenhower and sporting an old but newly popular "I like Ike!' : buttOn, admitted he was wrongJ)i sharing the "conventional" press wisdom on Eisenhower a,s _ out of touch. ·: Instead, he said, studying Ike:& public papers led him to &ee tJii! . president as one who cout~~ ­ cbange positions and showii!_C _ "certainly tile most lmporta11t Ingredient of polltlcalleaderslilp .: The celebration of Elsenholli• er's centennial really got undei way with a two-hour joillt ses~on of Congress In March presided over by Rep. Tom Foley, Q.· Wash., and Including remarks by _. ·Eisenhower's son, John, th~ spitting Image of his·father . 1._ The last month of the celebnii , lion will climax with activities Ill both Kansas - Eisenhower's . home - and at the Kennedy Center In Washington In a g~la event on Oct. 14, presided o\'erbY, . Percy and co-host Helen Hayes;• According to.offlclals In Ka~ sas, Eisenhower will be remembered In the st~~te with more thad 30 ~vents, ranalng from wreatb . · laylngs, marcIlea, mercbantf 111 Abilene decoi'atla• their •tort. · windows wltll llltMitlc Worlll War · II dllplayl, exhlllliB ancl lectures throuabout the state an4; a major conference on "Ike' t America" at the University o~ Kansas. ,_ The Kennedy Center bash, wu~ · he strona on movies, lncluclinf. the rei!!BR of a . yeNo-beo relelled documentary .Eisenhower. ; oa: . , �.. . • r •• • ' Sentinel . ' Octo. . 7. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-· Gallipolis. Ohio--Point Pleasant. 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Miss Louks Is a graduate of Eastern Higb School and attends Chel'JI Marie Fobner, BIDy Joe Brownlnr; .. Folmer-Browning POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. James Fo'lmer, Pomeroy, are announcing the approac htng marriage of th!!lr daughter Cheryl Marte Folmer, to Billy Joe Browning, son of Ann Browning and tbe late Ronald Browning. Tbe wedding will take place Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. at the VIctory Baptist Church in MiddlepOrt. A reception will follow at the American Legion Annex In Middleport. Miss Folmer Is a graduate of Eastern High School and · Is employed at Heines Bakery In Middleport. Browning Is a graduate of Meigs High School and Is employed by the Village of Middle. port as a pollee officer. • Ohio University. Rice Is a graduate of Eastern High School and of Ohio University. He Is currently In the Navy's nucle~r power program. The open church wedding will take place Dec. 15 at 2:30p.m. at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains. ' Announcement Is being made of the engagement and forthcom- - ' I ng marriage of Kent Waiker and Lisa Sowers. He Is the son of Clyde ilpd Dawn Walker of Thurman. She is the daughter of Doug and Charlotte Sowers of McArthur. The open church wedding wl!l take place Nov. 3, at 1: 30 p.m. in EAST MEIGS - The Eastern the Wills Chapel Church of Christ High School Alumni Band will in Christian Union. Wellston. Miss Sowers Is a math and nleet .on Thursday at 7 p.m. In the science secretary at the Univerbandroom. All alumni band sity of Rio Grande. members from Eastern are · Is a junior high school Walker invited to participate in t)le band, teacher and coach In VInton which will perform at the County. school's homecoming on October 19. MASON- The Mason County, W.Va. County Literacy Council will hold a tutor training workshop on' October 11. 18, 25 and November 1 (Thursdays) from 6-9.p.m. at the New Paven Public Library. Call (304) 882-3252 to pre-register. Adults may also register to tutor or be tutored by calllng the W.Va. Adult Literacy Coalition at 1-800-642-2670 (In state). Jeaana K. Gltuam; Tony E. Connolly o: Gilliam-Connally RACINE- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pauley, Pomeroy, are announcIng the engagement and approachlrlg marriage of their daughter, Jeanna K. Gilliam,. to Tony E . Connolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Connolly, Racine. The open church wedd!t\g will take place Nov. 3 at 7:30p.m . at the Rutland Church of God. A reception will follow at the American Legion In Middleport. Miss Gilliam Is a graduate 'Of Meigs High School and PAtfltersbUrg Beauty COllege. She Is employed as a beautician with Fantastic Sams. Connolly Is a graduate of I · Lee-Stewart POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Clan!nCe Lee, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Michelle Dawn Lee to HOUle Douglas Stewart 1!, . ,son of RoUie Stewart. Pomeroy. and Linda Stewart, Minersville. Wedding plans are Incomplete a I this time. . :1 TUPPERS PLAINS - ·Gladys Dlllo,n; Reedsville, Is announcing the engagell!~nt and ;~pproacb,, tng marriage of her daughter ·VIrginia Dillon, to Thomas Hines, son of Mr. ana Mrs. Gary W. Hines, Belpre. The wedding will be held ·oct 31· at 6 p.m . at their residence 1~ Tuppers Plains. Rev· Seldon .Johnson will officiate. A reception aild costumed halloween party will follow . Southern High School and Hock· · Ap~lications lng Technical College. He Is REEDSVILLE - The Eastern varsity basketball, men's reemployed with Madison Coa~and Local a<Jard of Education Is serve basketball, men's junior Supply Company. seeking applications for Its win- high basketball, women 's varsity Tbe couple will reside In . ter sports programs. • and women's junior high Racine. Coaches are needed for men 's basketball. sought by board • PQMEROY - Meigs County CornJilbri..Rleas Judge Fred W. Crow Ill bas announced that his otflce and· ·au other county offices, with the exception of the sheriff• office, will be cla.ed Monday In !Jbeervance on Co lumbus Day. Offices . will reopen Tuesday at 8: 30 a.m. French Style Green Beans axwe Limit 1 Can, ' BINGO EXCURSION Please• ... ...... ~. ·- ·- ouse TO LOUISVILU, KY. NOV. 10, 1990 Boy or Girl · 28-32-44-60 Count LARGEST SINGLE PAYOUT sso,ooo . ' Sl~O,OOO Ultra Diapers PAYOUT • FOI INFO. CALL COUICT 16141 691·6530 - ers lb. Quarters ti!HI. . Abortion may be legal. but malpractice. mjsre· .presentation, and fraud are not. An abortion can also cause physical or mental imp.airmants to children born to you in later pregnactes. IF YOU NDD HELP, CALL US, 1-100-634'-2224 •USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY ' ·GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Margarine Limit 1 Ctn., Please• MARGARINE 12 Pack· 12 oz. Cans \f'TITit.IIZ!.IIUit llt 'l lljt \ • Sl Limit I Pack, Please• Diet Pepsi, Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi, Mt. 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Dillon-Hines ~ Del Monte ' ,Literacy training Vlrr;lnta Dillon, Thom1111 D. mnes . Kt;nt Walker, Usa Sowers • ADDRE-SS-:--~~----~---------- .... . ·~ .... · J ..-r:·e' ...,... ' ~d · -'· ' .' ., ' ••. - ~ .. . .... .. . . . . •' ~o r.. ~ ~ PHONE: . • ' J �• Page a-4-Sunday Tmas-Sentinal -.· .......__Wedding policy--· :ThEt Sunday Times-Sentinel meflt by 'J'hursday, 4 p.m., prior regards weddings of' Gallla. · to the date or publication. Meigs and Mason counties as PhotographS or either the bride news and Is ·happy to publish or the bride and groom may be wedding stories and photographs published with wedding storjes, Without charge. It desired. Photographs may be However, wedding news must either black and white or good meet general standards lit t!melt· quality color, billfold size or .ness. The newspaper prefers to larger. Poor quality photographs will publish accounts of weddings as ~oon as possible after the event. . not be accepted. Generally, snap• To be published In the Sunday shots or Instant-developing phoedition. the wedding must have tos are not or acceptabl~ quality. taken place W!tl)ln 60 days prior Questions may be directed to to the publication, and may be up the editorial departnient from ·1 to 600 words In length. Material to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for Along the River must be at (614) 44&-2342. recleved by the editorial depart- Anniversaries Hale anni;;ersary observed ,VJ1!!TON - Kenneth and Beatrice Hale · of VInton· recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Aug. 29, and observed the occasion on Sept. 2 with family and friends. Dinner was served outSide their Jog cabin. • . Those attending were: Kenneth apd Beatrice and their son Brian, of Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. · Leo Wellington, of VInton; Nancy Wellington, of Vinton: John and VIckie WeiUngton, and sons Jason and Brad, of Bidwell; Becky Wray and son Craig, of Gal Up oils; Clair and Sharon Wellington and Michelle and Jason~ of Galllpolts; Leo and Debbie Wellington and Joshua, Amanda and Andrea, of Bidwell; Howard and Joann Welllngton, and Timmy, Jamie and Jennifer, or VInton; .Chris and Robin Welllngton and Nicholas and Megan, of Eno; Wilbert Brumfield, of St. Clairsville; Shelly Brumfield and Ashly, or St. Cla(rsvtlle; David Brumfield, of Massachusetts; Jim Singleton, of West VIrginia; Rev. Elmer and Goldie Gieser, of Vlnton; Steven and Cindy Green· lee, of Bidwell. Albert and Velsla MJUer Roush Roush • HALLS GRIFFIN, GA. - Alison Fay g!J'l was Amanda Maslen, cousin Heape and Kevin Tawn Napier of the groom, also of Griffin, Ga. The bridesmaids wore gowns were united In marriage at New Salem Baptist Church In Griffin, or aqua and white crystal taffeta Ga., on June 23. The Rev. Gene with a sweetheart neckline. The Wilson peiformed · the double aqua and wblte formed a tworing ceremony. tone flutter cirCUlar .sleeve. An The bride Is the dau~rbter of asymmetrical dropped waist bo· Mr. and M~. Charles A. Heape of dice, accented with a matching Grlffln, .Ga. The groom Is the son two-to.ne dol!ble bow, flowed Into . of Christine Napier of Cheshire, a hi-low intei"mezzo-lenfith skirt. and Lark Napier of Brooksville, The bridesmaids' bouquets were · · . a cascade of pink .nerlne lilies, Fla. Wedding music was presented · mliiature pink carnations, ruby Mr. and Mrs. Mike Greer. brum JUles, fuschia dendroblum The bride was escorted by her orchid spray, babies' breath, and father and given In marrlaJit;! by mixed greenery. The junior . bridesmaid and · her parents. · The bride wore a full-lenfith flower girl wore gowns matching white gown of bridal satin and the other attendants' but fea alencon and schlffle laces. · The lured full-length dlr!!dl skirts. basque bodice featured a swee- ·. The jl!nlor bridesmaid carried a theart neckline and was adorned bouquet Identical to that ot the . with lrld.e scent sequins · and bridesmaids. The flower girl pearls. The waistline, accented carried a White basket of pink with draped pearls, flowed Into a miniature · carnations, pink ne· . full sklrtfeaturlngscbltllemotlfs rine !Illes, and babies' breath. extendiJ1gtothecathedral-length The mother o( the bride was . train. She carried an all-white dressed In a turquoise, Georgette crepe, floor-length gown . .The cascading bouquet or master· surplice bodice with a V-neck led piece roses, Irises, dendroblum to a sllm skirt that was accented orchid spray, lilies, babies' at the waist with a bow. breath, button pompoms and mixed greenery. The mother of the groom wore Denise Holloway of Jonesboro, a floor-length teal crystal pleated Ga. served as maid of honor tor long sleeved gown with a 'fluted the bride, Sel'flng as rna Iron of . The best man Was David honor was Sherrl Coleman or Fulton, uncle of the -groom, of Griffin, Ga. Bridesmaids were Griffin, Ga. Groomsmen were Angela Heape, slster·llt·law of. . . . the bride, of Athens, Ga.; Amanda Harris and · Tammy Taylor both of Griffin, Ga. Cara Maslen, cousin of the groom, of Grlfflo, Ga~ served as the junior bridesmaid. Serving as flower -- RUTLAND - Rhonda Gall Andreoni. became the bride of Duncan Eric Mozingo on July 28 In a double ring ceremony at the Rutland Church of God. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando J . Andreoni. The ,groom Is the ·son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mozingo, ·all or Rutland. Escorted to the altar by her father and given In marriage by her parents, the bride wore a cathedral length white gown with chiffon ovar taffeta featuring a · re·embtoldered lace and hand beading. The dresJ bad a fitted ' basque waist bodice and v-back accented with beaded and lace motifs, a sweetheart neckline and shear pout sleeve~ with jlearl beading, white edged full skirt with front pickup 11nd cascading rukfles from back waist. Her fluted edge finger tip veil was held bY a pearl and sequin head., piece. She· carried a bouquet of white and mauve roses and bahv 's breath. . The church was decorated with an archway of white lace and greenery and whlie and mauve mums and bows with two white Jove birds al the top. candelabra with white bOws and mums. The kneeling benches and unity can· die were decorated with. white bows andmauvemums.Allofthe flower arrangements and four baskets of flowers were made by the bride's mother. The maid of honor was MoUey Webb. She wore a burgundy full · length gown and carried • a bouquet of white and mauve mums. Bridesmaids were Candl Walker, niece of the bride, and Angel Kelly, niece of the groom . . They wore tea-length dresses of mauve lace over taffeta. F1ower girls were Missey and Kathy Walker, nlec!!S of the bride. Both wore matching white lace dresses with mauve and white flower baskets. Ring bearers were ,Adam Walker, nephew of the bride and Ryan Kelly, nephew of the groom. They carried white satin pillows covered with lace and pearls and· mauve roses with streamers with love knots. They ROBERT M. 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Randy Mozingo, SURPLUS SCHOOL ORDERS brother of the groom, wau best man . .Groomsmen were Rusty 1990 SewN' Serge SewingMachines Mozingo, brother of the groom, Tri State's Educ:etion Depertrnent placed order~ in antidpaand Gregory Walker, brother of tlon of prevloua y11r'1 11le1. Thue ulee did not occur. 'Now the bride. we are offering them to_the publlt. The• SewN' Serges-Music was proylded by Cindy Ing Machines mu.t be aold. AH aawlng machine• offered Krautter and Shelly Johnson. ...w end top of the line. The• SBW N' Serge Sewing Songs Included "You Needed Machines . ft~V!! on ell fabrics, Llvi's. CIIMII, upholatery, ny· Me," ~~The Rose, " ~~we Are Jon, stretch, VInyl, Ilk. Thole SawN' Sarge Sewing Mlld!iiHII Together" and "The Lord's ere made special to the -me, CMirlock the edge at the Prayer." . The bride's mother wore a 11me time. EVEN SEWS ON LEATHER. The• SBW N' Serve two-piece knee length mauve Sewing Machin11 ere new with 1 26 YEAR WARRANTY. dress with matching corsage. With the SBW N' S8i'g8 Sewing Machln11, youjU8t141tthedlll The groom's mother wore a and magic happen; stnight -lng, zigzag buttonhole• maize yellow knee length dress lany lize), lnvl81ble blndhem, monogrem, uti~ ltltch emwith matching corsage. broidery, applique,.on buttona and -~~~· YOUR PRICE A reception was held following *188.00, Mlgglltad retllll price *629.00. The• -1011111 af with hostesses Sandy Napper, the flnlllt sewing machines on the market. Trades ecceptMI. Darlene Wilkes, Dianna Walker Layaways ~elcome .. For information call418-884-1184. and Crls McGhee. Amar1can Exprua • Diacover • C11h or Checka · The bride's table featured a three tiered cake with two side cakes connected by stairWays 1 DAY· trimmed with a bride ,and groom YOUI PIICI SALE LOCInoN and pink ro5es, and a lighted OreLY HOLIDAY INN fountain for the punch. The mints 1h..-llloy Layaways were' made by Sharon Wise. . Od. II IT. 7 & u~s. 35 The couple resld<Js.on Romine · 11 AM·6 PM Welcom• GAWPOLIS, OH. · Road In Rutland. The groom Is . . _ _ _ _ employed In Lancaster. · 10 CT. 4 $100 FLAVO~ITE $ 09 --------------. We1ners.............. 1 $ 69 NUPRIN ube Steaks......... 2 . . BALL OCT. 20th; Duncan Eric and Rhonda Gall (Andreool) MoziDIO PENCILS La R1beye Steak .••. ~·· W( NOW HAY( .· YOUR TUX(DO IN OUR STORE FOR TH( · BIUNUNNIAL NOW AVAIUill IN FIVE . DICOIADVE VELOUR COLORS ) . U.S.D.A. CHOICE IUF BONHES~ Douglas Maslen, cousin or the : groom, of Grlf!ln, Ga. served as · ring bearer and wore a tuxedo ; and boutonniere Identical to that • or the groomsmen. He carried a white satin ring pillow handmade by Annie Stansell of Griffin, Ga. · A reception rouowed the ce- .. remony In the New Salem Baptist Church Family Life Center. Helen Garner of Griffin, Ga. catered the reception. The recep· lion hall and church .were deco- . rated by Cindy Hutd of Zebulon, • Ga. · $19.95 to $39.95 #2 $ 79 Chuck Roast ....... 1 U.S;D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS . $ 99 Kevin Tawn and Alison Fay (Heape) Napier • . U04) .,.S67S iiiiiiiii COFFEE FILTERS ' If sd the Penox(li) Medi-Lift(li) Chair . can be your answer lo more cornfott and mobility Mrs. Roush recently suffered a stroke but Is now at home recuperating, Cards would be apprecla ted. CHATEAU ,acES EFFECnVE SUN.. OCT. 7 THRU SAT~ OCT. 13,. 1990 PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL ' COUGH DROPS ..... Napier-Heape anntversary POMEROY Albert and Velsla Miller Roush will cele· brate their 54th wedding annlve~­ sary Friday at. their home on Ba hey Run Road, Pomeroy. The couple was' married Oct. 1~. 1936 In Galllpolls. They are the parents of eight children, Mrs. \llrgll (Geraldine ) Parsons, Pomeroy;· Mrs. Bill (Joan) Hudson, Jacksonville, C.C.; Mrs. Larry (Judy) Flowers, Pickerington; Dale (Joy) Roush, St. Albans, W.Va.; Roger (Janie) Roush, Orient; Mrs. Lanny (Becky) Tyree, Middleport, Kenny (Lisa) Ro!llh, Pomeroy :One daughter, Kathy, died In Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . ' -----Weddings_ ._ Mozingo-. Andreoni Kenneth l'nd Beatrice Hale . October 7, 1990 October 7. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. GIOOI At ,._ ••, S.,or Valu GH11 Get. 7 thru Set. Get. 13, 1990 200 CT. BUY ONE 89( GET SECOND ONE ·fREE - '. . �.• , . . ..·.; . Pag1 8-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel- - -.Weddings___,_,__ Ohio-:-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Sunctay Times-Sentinai-Paga 8-7 • .James aad Gall Swal:lel ' . . . ... "'""' ~ ~ .. ........ Clogging classes set in Middleport Lara Lee Hall, PFC Jerry Wayne White MIDDLEPORT - The clog· gtng classes, "Clogging for Grandmas," Offered by the Mid· dleport Arts Council, have been changed to Mond.ay evenings at 7:30p.m. '· · · Paulette Harrison Is the Instructor and classes cost $2.50 per week Pre-registration Is not necessary. For further Information call Mrs. Harrison at 992-6248. • POMEROY- Grace L. King . . Mr . . and Mrs. Dave and Jothan Scott were united In · Schrnuclter, uncle and auntofthe · marrlageonAug.4atthehomeof groom, provided music. · the bride's parents. Debbie Coomer, niece of the The bride Is the daughter of bride, was a bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King, PomeJeff Scott. brother of the roy. The groom Is the son of groom, was best man. Madeline Thoss and the late Jack A dlnner·was held following the Scott, Mansfield. cremony to 70 family members Pie Rev. Fred Schmucker, and friends. The couple resides In uncleofthegroom,of!lciatedthe double ring ·ceremony,. Mansfield. Meeting .cancelled REEDSVILLE - The special board meeting of the Eastern Local Boaf!l of Education, sche· duled for Tuesday, has been cancelled. Your Hometown Hospital .dedicated to Community Service And Excellent Health Care •' ~ . AUTOGRAPH SESSION - Dave Diles, author of tbe book,~-:· "From Ashes to Glory," was present at Krogers In Pomeroy•·: •: Friday to sign autographs for the new book. Here, 'Diles Is~::: autographing a copy for Dale Dutton, Middleport. • •! .; ' Veterans Memorial Senior Citizen ·schedule announced for .the week .• •• ..Ji-v•:J;;' ~~•:•• ·.. ' Jolhan and Grace (King) Sco" Workers sought GALUPOLIS - ,The Senior Citizen Center "J ob Bank, 220 Jackson Pike Is In · need of POMEROY - Wanda Eblin OVAL Director, Eric~- Ander- . Established In 1973 as the first applicants l:l years of age or from the Meigl! County Public son, then pressed a "report state-funded regional public ll· older to come In and fill out your Ubrary attended the Ohio Valley card' • on the organiZation's per- · -,brary system In Ohio, today application so .we can help you Area Libraries held at the Meigs formance. He described the OVAL administers through local ftm~ .• a job. County Public Library In Pomesucesses of the outside Books By publiC libraries . a variety of Now that Fall weather Is here roy recently. Mall contracts 'that will allow programs designed to Improve and the trees are begtnnlng to The program Included an over- . OVAL to maintain service levels and . extend services to local . shed their leaves we wlll be view of the OVAL InterUbrary by slightly reducing budgets. residents. OVAL Is made up of needing people to rake leaves, do Loan System. D. Christine Hunt, Concerns were expressed on public libraries a variety of extra painting, help store lawn OVAL Networking Services Ll· negotiations over the current programs designed to Improve and patio furniture, small jobs of brat ian, described the telephone, facility. A suggestion was also and extend services for local sitting, carpenter work, baby .FAX and ~om puler links estabmade that OVAL become more residents. OVAL Is made up of live Ins or part time llye In wlth lished by OVAL among· the active In· assisting Its member public libraries In the counties of the elderly and many other odd : 111ember libraries. Leah Grifflt)l, Athens, Hocking, Jac~on, Lawlibraries In recl;!lvlng graJits. jobs to be done around farms and Extension Services Ubrarlan, After dinner, the group was rence, Meigl!; Pickaway , Pike, etc. We also need employers to then detailed how the system treated to a presentation on Ross, Scioto and Vinton. call their job orders ln. ,works ·· In · OVAL Bookmobile " 'How Populm; Culture !nfiuenoperations. c.es Architecture." - ' Scott-King 1' ;: Middleport-Gallipolis~ Pomeroy -------EQ.gagements..-. - OVAL meeting held in·Porr1eroy Swatzel-Moxley COZUMEL, MexicO - · Gaily Lynn Moxley and James F. Swatzel were married In a Sept. 22 ceremopy at the Mella Mayan Hotel on the Island of Cozumel, · Mexico. · The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Moxley of Pomeroy and Unda Moxley . carson of Pataskala. The groom Is the son of William E. Swatzel ot Pomeroy. The bride Is a graduate ot Columbus State Unlverslt)r and the National Center for Parale- · gal Training In Atlanta, Ga. She Is employed by Hughes, Watters. Askanase, attorneys II\ Houston. Texas. The groom Is a graduate of Ohio State· . University and Is employed as a structural steel engineer by EnproSystems, !ric., Channelview, Texas. · The couple reside In Houston, Texas. . ' . · · . October 7, 1990 October 7. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaSant. W. Va. • CENTENARY . UNITED CHRISTIAN ' CHURCH '· REVIVAL STARTS . . OCT~ 7, 7 P.M. Sunday: Rev. Jack Holley Fr• Gospel·Singers Mondaj: Rev. Darrell ohnson Praise Singers Everyone Welcome Hall-White MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and lege studying nu~slng. Mrs. William Ralph and Mr. and He Is a graduate of Eastern . Mrs. Ra~ph Hall of Meigs Courily High School. . are announcing the approaching An open church wMdlng wlll marriage of t heir daughter, Lara be held Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. at the Le¢ Hall, to Pvt. First Class First Baptis t Churc'h · of Jerry Wayne White, Fort Knox, Middleport. · Ky. He Is the son of Elaine Casto, Rev. James A. Seddon will Ritchie County, W.Va. officiate. She Is a graduate of Meigs High A reception will follow at the School as a Nursing Aide. She Is . MeigS County Public Library attending HocktngTechnlcal Col· Community Room. . CHRISTMAS GALLIPOLIS-Actlvltlesand · / vinegar, . biscuits, sliced menus for the week of Oct. 8,12. peaches. at \he Senior Clttzeils ·Center 220 . Tuesday- Meat loaf, Mexican Jackson .Pike wUI be as follows: e rice. cauliflower, bread, tapioca Monday - Short subjects (Re- pudding Wednesday - Oven baked habilitation Miracle In Us) 11 a.m.; Advisory Council Meeting, chicken, whipped potatoes, peas, 11 a.m.; Chorus, 1 p.m. . butte,red carrots, coleslaw, rolls, Tuesday - STOP/Physical Ice cream and cake. Thursday· - Beans and ham fitness . 10:30 a.m.;. Matinee (Pride of the Yankees), 12:30 with oniOns, cheese cube, musp.m, lard greens, cornbread. plneap. Wednesday - Birthday party; pie slice. Ftlday - Macaroni & cheese, Lawncbalr Wea"lng Class (H.E. Costen l 10: 30 a.m. stewed tomatoes, tossed salad, Thursday- Bible Study,10:45 bread, cherry cobbler. : .a.m.; Herb·Class, 1:30 .p.m. Make reservations by calling Frldl!Y - Bob Evans Farm 446-7000, before 9 a.m. the day Festival; Art Class and Craft you wish to attend. Class, Jan Stapleton,10'noon and ·1-3 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Country steak with gravy. whipped poJatoes, kale· . Your Old Photos Should Be Cherished! • . • ..•.. .. .•• . • .•'. .• • -··• • -..--. .•• Veterans Memorial HOspital 11 $ East Memorial Drive Pomeroy 992-2104 FAIRFIELD .COUNTY FAIR SPE.C . ·IALS . ' . - - - - . CREATING MEMORIES ''• ••' ·• ' Eddy-Roller WW!am and Kimberly (Roush) Smrek Smrek-Roush WATERFORD - Kimberly royal !llue gowns with pearl Magdelena Roush and William necklac.es. In their hair they George Smrek were united In wore royal blue and white rosE> marriage on Aug. 11 at St. wreathS. · Bernardls .CathoUc Church In The groom wore a black tuxedo Beverly with. the Rev. Charles with white tie and vest. Moran officiating. The best man was John Smrek, The bride Is the qaughter of Youngstown, brother of the Mr. and Mrs. Manning Roush, groom. Groomsmen were Scott Racine. The. groom Is the son of Moff, Beverly; and Jim BajusSusanne Smrek and the late zik, Valencia, Pa. William C. Smrek, Youngstown. ' They wore black tuxedos wjth Escorted to . the altar by her royal blue ties and father and given In marriage by cummberbunds. her parents, the bride wore a The mother of the bride wore gown of white luster satin with a an Ivory satin dress covered with wedding band~ollar . The fitted lace. The mother of the groom bodice embelllshed with beaded wore a blue satin dress. alencon lace extended to a Susan Tkach and Jeanne basque waist and held the rena is- Smrek, sisters of the groom, . sance point sleeves accented Youcgst6wn, registered the with alencon appUques. The full guests. · skirt held alencon wlhdows and A reception was held at the extended to an extra full chapel Knights of _,Columbus Hall in length train .. A large fantail bOw Churchtowc. 1 adorned the back. Hostesses were Cancle, Beth Her headpiece was a crown of and Megan Hayes, aeverly. pearls af1d silk flowers. A rolled · A buffet dinner · was served pout held the double-tiered along with a three tier fountain tlnger-tlp veil of Illusion. cake with four heart shaped She carried a cascade bouquet ~kes . Music wau provided by · of silk white roses and royal blue fhck Tkach, brother-In-law of the carnatiOns, with baby's breath. groom. The maid of honor was !{l:tsta The couple resides In Roush, . Racine, sister of the Waterford. bride; Bridesmaids were Kelley Moff, Beverly; and Julte Corso, Youngstown, sister of the groom. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! They wore tea-length tissue Le& HASKINS-TANNER •etp yeu make taffeta royal blue dresses with a thote 1pedab manleata. You wllllave over scoop neckline. The fitted bodice 188 1tyla of t•xedoli to cboMe from, We extended to a basque waist and have a Jarp sellll!lloa of tbe W.t lft7lee and compllmelltar)' accetiiOI'Iee . to malte held the short puffed sleeves. tills your 1peclab aiJht. . $ Pearls held by cabbage roses · PIICIS STAll AT .adOrned the back. They carried falll with white silk roses and royal blue carnations and white an4 royal blue ribbons. Flower girls were Jacqueline, Ashely and Brlttney Corso, nie0pta ....., tH 8 P.M. ces ot the groom. They wore long COUNTY_ Christmas Shopping Made Easy Take a holiday from Christmas shopping - w~h the JCPenney Christmas Catalog. You'll lind 560 pages packed with terrific toys, electronics and gifts to please e~ryone on your list. Purchase your Christmas Catalog lor only $4, and you'll receive a merchandise certificate worth $5 on any Catalog purchase. Discover the secret of busy holiday shoppers! ' -" . ~ :• .. .••' Have Your ' "·-~ .. . .. ,. 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Em· players benefit by easing the stress and lncreaselng the prod!ictlvlty of their beit resourcetheir workers. ' . · Employers Interested In more Information about "LifeTime" and other Balancing Work and Family PJ'Oil'&ml ·.may contact Cindy Oliveri at the Meigs County Extension Oftlce by cal· ling 992-6896. ln!llvldJaal subscriptions are 'also ·lvallable. · · • '' •• ,.' LET US HELP YOU CREATE A SPECIAL MEMORIAL FOR YOU DEMOI\!STRATION AT THE FAIR OR A LOVED ONE ' .'• ..' SPECIAL PRICES OVER 40 MEMORIALS ARE SPECIALLY PRICED AT THE LAN. CASTER FAI"R, TUES. OCT. 9 THRU SAT. OCT. 13 AT OUR TENT DISPLAY ... OR VISIT ANY OF OUR SHOWROOMS TO REGISTER OR ENJOY THE SAME SAVINGS. · r---------------Re,pnterForA--------------~ FREE VICTORIA. 3 Bedrooms-21/~ Baths 1583 Sq. Fl. Living Area 30' 30' .J im walter"Ho,;es- has by tar built and financed more individual homes than any other builder, either locally, within the state , or throughout the nation. 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Eddy, Parkersburg, W.Va. Grandinoth· Belpre Shrine building. Music ers of the couple are Charldene was provided by George Hall at • Hanning and Dorothy Roller, . the organ. Middleport, and Mabel Eddy. The bride Is a graduate of Par~ersburg, W.Va. Belpre High School and 1 of Given In marriage by her . Marshall University. She Is emparents and escorted to the altar ployed by KnowledgeWare, Inc., by her father, the bride wore a In Atlanta, Ga .. as an accounts: gown of white luster satin With a payable administrator. sabrlna neckline of venlse lace. The groo111 Is a graduate of The filled bodice, embellished Parkersburg High School and of with beaded venlse, extended to a· Marshall University, He Is at-. basque waistline. tending Life Chiropractic · Col· The Renaissance point sleeves . lege In Marietta, Ga. The couple will reside In held venlse windows and pear I cascades. 'rhe appllcjued .mer- . Marietta, Ga. maid dropped to a trumpet skirt. A candy l!ox bow held the chapel GOOD USED length train. Her head was adorned with a floral comb WASHERS, DRYERS, accented .with silk flowers and IEFIIGEIATOIS, TVs, pearl sprays and held the finger· · tip veil of Illusion. GAS & ELEC. RANGES She carried a cascade bouquet made ol open white satin roses, peach sweetheart rosebuds and teal alstromerla.. The flowers . were accented with pearls, nee627 Jrd Ave., Gallpolls dlepoint Ivy, white lace and satin Pl. 446-1699 ribbon. . . HOlliS: I A.M..6 P.M. Matron of honor was Amy Wilson, Coolville. Bridesmaids • were Christine Akers, Indlanapo' lls , Ind.; Michelle Carr, Belpre; Kim - Hanning, cousin of the · bride, Middleport; and Heather Scott, · cousin of the groom, Parkersburg, W.Va . Flower girl wau Jesslce Cal(!, cousin of the bride. Middleport: Best man was Soctt Eddy·, brother of the groom, Parkersburg, W.Va. Groomsmen wera John Akers. Indianapolis. Ind.; Mike Butcher, Park~rsbl!rg. 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Items GALUPOLIS - The .present homecoming of the United Faith · EWINGTONEwlngton Allee p.m. at \he hall, 124 Buttern.u t Cadmus-Waterloo road which m1111t be recel\'ed In advance 1o Church, Route 7-bypass, PomeWalnut Ridge Church located Rural committee meets at 7: 30 Ave., wall crushed stone. When we Pomeroy. assure publication Ia the ca· near Lecta w~ organized In 1845 roy, will Se Sunday with worship ; p.m. at the Academy In Wanted tea we went across the lendar.) · · a.a the Walnut · Ridge U111ted road and dug up saS$afras roots at 11 a.m., basket dinner at noon Ewlngton. POMEROY - ,Meigs County: Brethren In and gospel sing at 2 p.m. and had tea." SUNDAY Common Pleas Judge Fred W. Cbrlat Church. MERCeRVILLE- Christmas Crow III has announced that his In the 1890's and early 1900's CROWN CITY - Good Hope featuring the' New Gabriel · In.J850 the first Quartet, Harvest Trio, Johnson auction, 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. Bat office and all other county" there were 11 one room schools In United Baptist Church Homesanctuary was offices , wllln the exception of the. Walnut Township: Boggs, Cad· coming, 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, Family, and other. local tslent. Hannan Trace Elernentsry. erected about 1 Sponsored by Guyan Women's mus, Crossroads, . Olive, Low with Revs. Larry Haley and Public Is Invited. sheriff's office, will be closedmile east of the Club; Refresl)ments will be sold, ' Monday In observance on Colum-: G;~.p, Mudsock, While Hollow, · Raymond Bragg. Special singing present build: GALLII~OLIS The River something for everyone. · bus Day. Offices will reopen: Flag Springs, Myers Hollow, • with VIsion-Heirs and the' Kyger Valley Herbalists will meet Sun· lng. It was John Bethesda, and Null. The last · Valley Boys. TUesday at 8: 30 a .m. .. . ·day at BobEvansRestaurantall Notter Wbo donated the land for GALLIPOLIS -;- Llberjy named school was named for· ~OMEROY-:-zenla S~lth,: the church. Ii was also.In Notter's · perhaps the most famous edQca· GALLIPOLIS - Ralph Work· p.m. for lunch' and a tour of Cora Chapel Revival, on Swan Creek bomt~ that the . church had .Its tor In Walnut Township history, man preaches at Mlna Chapel, Mill Antiques and Herti Crafts on Road, Oct. 8·13 with Rev Jack Point Pleasant, W.V~ .. will 00: beginnings. William NuU. Sunday, 7:30p.m. Cora Mill Road near Rio Grande. Rankin. Singing M·F will he the the speaker at Tuesday's..meet·: The early members of this Mr. Null was a professor of V!siO!I·Heirs, and Saturday will , lng of the Ponneroy FlameSYRACUSE - A chicken bar· congregjltlon besides members Mathematics -and Naturlll . . CADMUS - Cadmus High he the Holley FamUy. Fellowship to be held at the hecue will he held at the Syracuse . or the John Notter family were Science at Glasgow University In senior citizens center at 7 p.m. : School reunion Is Sunday, lunch Kentucky before he returned to . Is 12: 30 p.m. at the old high Fire Department on Sunday at 11 Simeon Blazer, James Carroll, BURLINGHAM - 'The Bed· a.m. Cost Is $3.50. Desserts are Hiram Houck, Lewis Fillinger, his home county to teach In a one MIDDLEPORT -The Inter-: ford Township Trustees will school. extra. All prciceeds go to building Osborn Russell and Michael room school, farm.- and work as a meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the · nallonal Order of. Job's Daugh·: surveyor. Bos~lck. Two of the early minis· ters will meet Monday. at 7: JO. town hall. GALLIPOLIS - Just Say No fund. Menu Includes · half ters were· Archie Chapman and He was also active In the p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Skate Against Drugs Is Sunday, chicken, baked bearis, roll and · Jonah ·Frownfelter. Rev. Frown· Masons and gave ari address In R~DSVILLE - Red Cross at Skatesvllle USA for ages 5-13. coleslaw·. ' . . . feller wl!o Is burled lri the Mt. Philadelphia In 1876 at the world BloodmObile at Eastern Local TUESDAY Sponsor forms, with at least on LOTTRlDGE ·There will be a Pleasant Cemetery In Harrison centennial. A plaque on a build· High School on Monday from 10 GALLIPOLIS .:... The Gallla: sponsor, are required for free Township preached most of his lng near the Independence Hall a.m. until 2 p.m. County District Library Board of skating. No one admitted without · smo..-gasbord dinner Sunday at noon at the Lottrldge Community life In the dozen or so United In Philadelphia records the sponsor sheet. Tr)lstees will meet 5 p.m. Tues· Center west of Coolville. Cost Is Brethern' churches that were speech made by Mr. Null who· Is CHESTER - Revlva.) at MI. day, Oct. 9 ai Bossard Memorial $5 for adults and $2.50 for located In Gallla County through · burled at Flag Springs In Gall! a Herman U.B. Church (Texas Library. MERCERVILLE - Connors children under 12. · the years. He was. a man of County. Community) Monday through · will sing at Mercerville Mission· · simple tastes and simple dress. Oct.14 with Rev. Donald Bander, GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Ro- ' ary Baptist Church, Sunday, 7 MONDAY At one time there was · also a p.m. tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m., Chamhersliurg, ~a. Services GALLIPOLIS- OAPSE Chapparsonage and a school located 7: 30 p.m. nightly. · Special Stowaway. HARRISONVILLE -The Har· ter 349 meeting Monday, 7 p.m. In close to the present church. The singing. CROWN CITY Big Four parsonage at Walnut Ridge had r!sonvllle Senior Citizens will Church homecoming Is Sunday, have a blood pressure clinic on formerly been the Mt. Olive UB bring covered dish. Church which closed once In the Tuesday at the townhouse from 1890's and again In 1920. In 1925 10 a .m. to noon. The public Is HEMLOCK GROVE - Home· Invited. the Mt. Ollve1Church was moved com(ng at the Hemlock Grove to Walnut Ridge where It became . Church will be. h.eld Sunday. the parsonage·for the UB circuit rider. In 1969 Walnut Ridge was FOREST RUN~ The Forest POMEROY The Calvary Jastonli clrcultw!thForestGien, . Pllgrlm Chapel, Route 143, Run United Methodist Church that being tbe year for the Pomeroy. will have revival Tues· will celebrate its 75th annlver· merger of the Methodist Church day through Sunday with Rev. sary on Sunday. Regular servl· and the United Brethren Church. Doug Mann as evangelIst. His ces, 9 a.m.; carry-In dinner, However no United Brethren wife, Kathy, will he singing. 12: 30 p.nn.; special anniversary churches In Gall!a County be· Services 7: 30 p.m. · program, 1:30 p.m. Public Is came a part of that merger. Most opted to become !dependent congregations. In regards to the school located near Walnut Ridge we have before us a ne'!'5paper photocopy from 1892 which tellS about the .school's observance of Colu.mbus Day. The singing of "America" kicked off the program at the school. That was followed by recltstlons: "Advice TiJ Young Men" by Belle Hall, "The D!SCOV· · ery of America" by Edward . Towns, "Biography of Colum· bus" by Elmer Hall, "Character of Columbus''' by Floyd Eakman, "Columbus" (the Lowell poem) by Roscoe WilSon,, "The Amerl· · can Flag" by Mary Hall, and "Mending The . Old Flag" Dli". ..._... Mlgtle Shumate. De<:lannatl.ortli were given by the younger students. "It was Inspiring to hear the young voices make the old school FOR bouse ring with these familiar hymns. All went home In the 1 evening with the satisfaction of NEW 1990 DODGE NEW 1990 DODGE NEW 1990 DODGE NEW 1990 DODGE having enjoyed a good tlme." 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(UPI) good with a 68-yard, &eVen-play was In last year's 10-6 season· Tommy Vardell scored four drive, wiih quarterback Jason opening Joss to North Carolina -At Blacksburg, Va., WID Funer threw for two touchdowns and 210 · toucbdovvns ' on one-yard rushes Verduzco passing one yard to State. Saturday, Including the game· ·tight end David Olson for the Jowa 12, Mlcbl&an Sta&e 7- At yards Sa~ay to spark VIrginia winner with 31 seconds remain· touchdown, giving the llllnl a East Lansing, Mich., Jeff SkUiett Tech to a 26-21 win over West lng, powering Stanford to a 36-31 kicked two field" goals Saturday Vlrgbila - the first time the Hokles 24·20 lead. upset of No. 1 Notre Dame. Auburn 16, Loulsl1111a Tech 14 and Matt Rodgers tossed a have beaten the Mountaineers two Vardell's final touchdown · - At Auburn, Ala., Jim Von Wyl five-yard touchdown pass to Nick years In a row In 22 years. Furrer hit tailback Vaughn Hecapped· a 12-play. 61-yard drive kicked a 30-yard field goal with Bell, giving Iowa a 12· 7 BJgTen . brOil on a 78-yardscorlngpassln the victory over · No. 19 Michigan that ·consumed 5:38. The Card!· lhrt~e seconds left Saturday, first quartet and connected with nal reached Notre Dame's five' lifting No. 6 Auburn to a 16·14 State. Greg Daniels on a five-yard 'ID · Iowa, 3·1, has not lost to . ya,rd line on a 26-yard pass from victory over Louisiana Teclt. · early In the fourth period. . Jason Palumbls to Ed McCaffrey Von Wyl's field goal, his third Michigan State, 1·2·1, at Sparian Tech, 3-J, lYOn 12-10 In Morganon third down. of the game, capped a 12-play, Stadium since 1978. Hyland Hickson scored . on a town, W.Va., last year . .The last Varden finished with 37 yards 74-yard drive that began at the rushing on 13 carries, with his Auburn 13 with 2:02 left In the six-yard run with 4: 061eft to puli time Tech posted consecutive Michigan State within 9·7, w~av · victories over Its neighboring rJo.:al longest run just 12 yards. He also game. caught five passes for 16 yards Backup · quarterback Sam lng his way through the line was In 1967-68. West VIrginia Is now and recovered a tumbled punt to Hughes had put Louisiana Tech; before he broke free for the end 2.J. Despite hitting 19 of 31 passes, set up Stanford's first score. 3-3, on the verge of an· upset with zone. Furrer also was responsible for State held Iowa on Its Michigan . Notre Dame 3·1, had a chance a 24-yard touchdown pass to West VIrginia's first score. Uoder a to pull out Its third come-from· Bobby Slaughter with 5:50 left to next possession and regained the heavy rush, Furrer floated a pass ball. )3ut the Spartsns' drive · behind victory of the season after give the Bulldogs a 14-131ead. sideline that Mountal· toward the dr-Iving to the Stanford 23-yard But Stan White hit on 7 of 10 ended when they failed to convert neer Mike CoUins picked off and passes on the final drive to move on fourth-.and-four from their line. On the game's final play, returned' 49 yards for a TD with own 26. Into field-goal range, Including a tight end Derek Brown dropped a 12:42 lett In the first half to make It SkUiett Ia ter made his second poten tlal pass from Rick Mirer In 27-yarder · to Greg Taylor on 7-7. 't he end zone. · lhird-and-10 from the Louisiana field goal of the game1 a 34-yard On the en~g kickoff, Tech's The Cardinal, 2-3, had sutferetl ·Tech 45. Two mol"l! completions attempt with 41 Seconds left. The Spartsns made a valiant Marcus Mickel fumbled and West took the ball to the 13, setting up narrow losses to Colorado and last-effort With ·34 seconds re· VIrginia's John Mu!phy recovered· Von Wvl's wlnnlilrz kick. UCLA earlier In the season. Von Wyl also kicked third· imilnlng. Dan Enos connected at the Holde 18. Five plays later, Rodney Culver rushed 20 times . willn James Bradley on a 32-yard Mike Beasley scored on a five-yard for 104 yards and a touchdown to quarter field goals of 21 and 27 pass to advance the ball to the run to put West VIrginia ahead 14-7 lead Notre Dame. Mlrer com· yards for the Tigers, 3·0·1. James Joseph sprinted In from eight Iowa 31. Three straight lncom· with 10:49lett In the half. pleted 15 of 26 passes tor 235 Tech responded with two Mickey yards out In the second quarter pletlons and a fumble ended the yards and two touchdowns. Thomas field goals of 24 and 32 for Auburn's only touchdown. Spartsns' hopes. Palumbls hll26 of 34 passes for yards to close to 14-13 at the half. Clemson 34, Georgia 3 - At Ohio Unlv._lO, Bowling Green 10 256 yards on the day, while Ed Tech took the lead for gQO<i In the ·s.c., Chris Gardockl Clemson, - AI Bowling Green, Ohio, Jeff McCaffrey caught six passes for • third quarter when Tony Kennedy 111 yards. Cory Booker had four kicked a four field goals and , Marchant kicked a JO.yard field capped a 7().yard scoring drive with freshman Ronald Williams ran goal with 23 seconds ~nlng receptions for 47 yards. an 11-yard TD I;UI~. The Hokles' Saturday to cap an Ohio rally and . BUnola 31, Ohio St. 28 - At · for two touchdowns Saturday. give the Bobcats a 1().10 tie with two-point conversion at tempt <:;olunnbus, Ohio, Howarl! Grl!· leading No. 13 Clemson to an easy Bowling Green In a Mid-American faDed, leaving the score 19-14 with flth's 12-yard touchdown run 34·3 Victory over Georgia. 4: 061eflln !he quarter. The Bulldogs, 3·2, cou1d not get , Conference game. . Ignited · a second-halt Dllnols Cent. Mich. 42, Kent St. 0- At Marcl\allt's kick capped a }(): comeback that gave the No. 12 their offense going· against the Kent, Ohio, Billy Smith rushed Tiger defense, ranked fourth In point Ohio fourth quarter and came Illlnl a 31·20 Big Ten victory ovet for 160 yards and two touchdowns the nation entering the game. on a fourlh-and·slx from the error-prone No. 25 Ohio State and KenEaly !led a school record Georgia's lone scorea 48-yard Bowling Green 12. Both teams are Saturday afternoon. with three receiving touchdowns 1-3-1 overall and ().2-lln the MAC. Griffith, who scored an NCAA field goal by John Kasay Saturt:lay to lead Cenlral Ml,chl· Clemson followed a fumble by Bowling Green had tsken: a 1~ record eight touchdowns In his · gan to a 42·0 romp over winless lead on Todd Powell's 21-yard previous game against Southern quarterback DeChane Cameron Kent State In a Mid-American flrst.quarter field goal and a DllnoiS, washeld to just eight net at the Clemson 27. Conference game at Dlx Gardockl didn't waste any . one-yard run by LeRoy Smith In the yards In eight carries In the first Stadium. second quarter. OU starled Its half as Ohio Stsfe took~ a 17-10 time putting Clemson In front, Smith carrled 30 times an<1 ending the Tigers' first drive comeback on a four-yard run by · halftlme lead. scored bn a pair of two-yard runs--· with a 47-yard f!E~Id goal, his Ricky Howell·with' 11:53 lett. But the 5-loot·ll, 222-pound ' · M:IREB SCORES - Notre Dame quarterbac~ Rick Mlrer dives · senior, sparked a 72-yard, 11· seventh of the season. 'Toledo 37, E. MJin 23 - At as line Chippewas dominated the lalo the end zone from the two-yard line In the flnt quarter of Georgia Tech 31, Maryland 3. play drive to open the second Toledo, Ohio, Kevin Meger passed game on the ground, rushing an ·Sa&urday•s game· 1\g&lnst Stanford at South Bend, Ind., as the, At College Park, Md., Shawn half. Griffith gained 53 of those 72 for one touchdown and ran for ' Incredible 73 times for 321 yards · Cardinal's Darrien Gordon hangs hiS head after mlaslnc the and holding the ball for 39:03. Jones passed for 271 yards and yards and capped It with his another and Rusty Hanna kicked tackletllowever, Stanford didn't miss Its last chance for vlclory, Central Michigan Is 4·1·1 overall linebacker Marco Coleman re· three field goals Saturday to lead 12-yard touchdown run that tied as the Cardinal walked away with a 36-31 vlclory. (UPI) and 3·0 In line MAC. corded 5 of Georgia Tech's 11 unbeaten Toledo to a 37-23 win over the score 17-17. Griffith finished The Golden Flashes, losers of sacks Saturday, leading No. 18 Eastern Michigan In a Mid· with 86 yards In 23 carries for the 1!) straight, fell to 0-5 and 0·2 In game open In ihe second half to Georgia Tech to a 31·3 Atlantic Maurice Shaw capped a five· game. American Conference game. the conference. Coast conference victory over Ohio State, which lost Its The ROckets amassed 275 yards hand Northwestern Its lOth play, 60-yard drive with a one· Miami 24, Ball Sl. 10 - At yard TD run early In the se.cond rusli!ng on 55 carries and beld the second straight game and fell to Maryland. straight conference loss. Oxford, Ohio, Miami (Ohio) T.J. Edwards added 97 yards 2·2 overall and O-lin line Big Ten, ball for 36: 15 to raise their record to The closest the Wildcats, 1,3. quarter to make the score 7-7. for Georgia Tech, whose defense regained the lead briefly, 20-17, 5-0 overall and 4-0 In the MAC whUe · defenders delighted a homecom· advanced all afternoon was to the Baldwin's first touchdown - a has yet to give up a touchdown Eastern Michigan 1s 24 overall and lng crowd of nearly 20,000 Satur· on a 37-yard field goal by Tim Indiana 13 with five minutes 15-yard run later In line quarterday by scoring two touchdowns In this season. The last time the remaining, but a Len Williams put the Rebels up 14·7 at Williams, his second ofthe game. 2·11n the MAC. Toledo and Central the Redsklns' 24·10 Mid· Terraplils failed to score a TD Michigan are unbeaten In MAC But the llllnl took line lead for pass Intended for Lee Glssen· halftime. American Conference · victory daner In the end zone was VIncent Brownlee returned a . . over Ball State, . punt 58 yards to set up Mlsslssip' Intercepted by Jason Orton . The Skins opened the scoring In Ole Miss 35, Kentucky 29 -At pi's third touchdown, a one-yard the first quarter when defensive Oxford, Miss., Randy Baldwlh pluhge by Ed Thigpen midway end Job Wauford blocked a Mike rushed fo·r 88 yards and two through the third. quarter. . . Harrison punt and cornerback . touchdowns Saturday, llftlngNo. Shean Wllllarns picked lip the 23 Mississippi to a 35-29 Sou· ball and ran 16 yards to the end theastern Conference victory . zone. over-Kentucky. The Cardinals, 2·3 overall a{ld After spotting Kentucky a 1·2 In the MAC. tied the !~Fore In By RICK VANSANT llrsl·half touchdown, Mlssls· Monday In Pittsburgh. . the second period on a four-yard UPI Spor~ Writer . By United Press International "We needed this win," said Plnlella, whose club sippi, 4-1 and 1·1 In the confer· touchdown run by tsllback Corey CINCINNATI (UPI) - Paul O:Nelll showed Ohio Wesleyan 35, · Denison 2 ence, ran off 21 straight points to was edged 4·3 by !hi! Pirates In Thursday night's that big games can be won !n the outfield as well as . Croom. , Dayton 49, Iona 16 take co111mand of the game. opener. "Certainly we didn't want to go to Later In the same quarter at the plate. · !'.):lam! (Ohio) 24, Ball Stste 10 Pittsburgh down two games. I feel we're In good Mlamltook the lead for good on a O'Neill drove In both of Cincinnati's runs and Western Mich. 24, Akron 20 shape now going to Plttsbu..-gh. We won four of six snuffed out a Pittsburgh threat with a rocket · Findlay 31, Northwood 6 · regular season ganneg at Three Rivers Stadium." 55-yard TO pass from Jim Clement to end Milt Stegall. llnroiv frorn right field, sending the Reds past the Wilmington 31, Urbana 0 "BEifore the series, I said we'd be happy with a Pirates 2·1 Friday and evening the National Indiana 4%, Northwestern 0 Kenyon 14, Oberlin 7 spilt here," said Van Slyke. ''But after today we · League playoffs at one Victory each. have to be disappointed because we had chances At Evanston, lll., Trent Green No. 3 N~braska 45, Kansas State 8 Central Michigan 42, Kent State o O'Neill singled In a run In the first !nnlilg and and. Vaughn Dunbar rushed for No. 4 Michigan 41, Wisconsin 3 Toledo 37, )!;astern Michigan 23 o score and wlri." then' snapped a 1·1 tie with an RBI·double In the two touchdowns each Saturday, No. 7 Oklahoma 31, OklahOma Bowling Green 10, Ohio 10 "We know the teams are evenly .matched.'.' fifth. But O'Ne!U was more pleased by what he did leading No. 22 Indiana to a 42·0 State 17 Wittenberg 34, Case Western 7 added Bonds. "Ain't nobody gojng to be swept." In the outfield In the sixth Inning. Clilclnnatl stsrter and winner Tom Browning romp over Northwestern In the Missouri 33, No. 9 Colorado 31 · Capltsl 23, Hiram 18 No. 15 Texas A&M 28, Texas Tech Mount Union 13, John Carroll 7 · The left-bander unleashed a powerful, perfect pitched six Innings, llmltlng Pittsburgh to one run Big Ten opener for both teams. throw after catching a fly ball to na!l Andy Van Indiana, 4·0, held a 14·0 lead at 24 Northeast (Mo.) St. 43, Central and six hits. The left-bander struck out three and N. Illinois 73, No . 20FresnoSt.l8 (Ohio) St. 42 Slyke trying to advance frort;! second to third. The the Intermission and blew the walked thr~. Dibble pitched one and one-third double play halted a Pirate rally that had Innings and Randy Myers worked the !Ina! one · threatened to tie the score. • . and two-third Innings for a save. "You can save runs ln the outfield just like you Pit Isburgh stsrter ·Doug Drabek went the tan drive them In," said O'Neill: "Those plays are distance and was the hard·luck loser, yielding as exciting as any In baseball. They happen very only five hits and two runs, while striking out eight By MIKE BAR~ It, 1 didn't play a very good game." he said, ''and. > quickly and they don't happen v~ry often." UPI Sporta Writer when the quarterback doesn't play well, usually •· and walking two. "That throw was right on the money." praised "Dra!K!k Is our ace a11d he .Pitched · a great ANAHEIM. Calif.. (UP!) - Head coach Sam his team loses." , Cincinnati manager Lou Plnlella. •'Defense has game,'' said Leyland. "They heat our best." Wyche and the Cincinnati Bengals have had W!lhless thananlln\lteleft, Wychegatheredh\S been one of the main strengths of our ball club all O'Neill's second RBI of the game In the fifth better times. , offense on the sideline lor an emergency year and that was just an outstsndlng major . stsked Cincinnati to a 2·1 lead. With two outs, Wyche Is under fl~ for tiarrlng a female damage-control session. league play." ' Herm Winningham reached first on a· fielder's · reporter from the locker room after Monday "W~ were stinking the. house up, an!l we' re not "Paul's got a tremendous arm," noted Reds' choice, stole second and scored on O'Nelll's night's loss to the Seahawks. The Bengals were used to that," he said. ''1 got everybody together reliever Rob Dibble. "He's been throwing guys double over the head of left fielder Bonds and off miserable In llnat game, suffering their ·nrstloss and wanted everyone to look each other In the eye. out like that all year .." the wall. Bonds saJ.d he would have caught the of the season. The team - In the midst of five I said, 'We're going to loc;k knuckles right here· Plttaburgh manager Jim Leyland figured the drive had It no~been for a bright and blinding sun. straight road games- spent the week holed up In . and we're through wit}llt. We're !Ired of looking . Pirates had a great chance to tleltlflthadn'lbeen · ''1 saw It come off the bat and I put my glasses a Seattle hotel and practicing on a hlgl!.school bad, missing blocks. · (throwing) Incomplete for O'Neill's magnlflclent t!lrow, down, .but I never saw It again," said BOnds. "It field. passes and not making exchanges. We're not . "Van Slyketried to get tothlrdwlth oneoutsohe stayed In the sun. If there's no sun, I make that It could get worse. AI Anahelm Stsdlum today dolilg·lt anymore. It's over.'" could score on a sacrifice fly," noted Leyland. •'I (1 p.m. PDT), Cincinnati faces the Los Angeles The Rams. 1·2, also struggled In their last game play." .. don't have any problem with that. He was very "It was tough out · In left field today," Rams, who had·a bye last week and Is rested an\1 - a 27-21 loss at home to 'Philadelphia In which ·aggressive anQ r lllre my players to · be ., ac)mowledged O'Ne!U. "Eric (Reds' left fielder . ready to battle the Bengals. they ra~t for only 35 yards- but at least they've aggressive.'' Eric Davis) came In after the tlrstlnnlng lind said "They've got line edge this week," said Wyche, had two weeks to forget a bout!!. ''That throw may have been the turning point," to run out anything hard hit to left field because whose team still leads the AFC Cen!ral. ''We've "There are 13 gaines lett, so we can wind up ~hoed Pittsburgh first baseman Gary Redus. "If the sun Is touah out there." had a short week; we were Jiving In Seattle away 14·2, '' $Bid head coach John Robinson, whose Van Slyke gets In there, I think we would have The Pirates, tralllng 1·0 since the first >tled It In from mama and banged up. They've had 1·1~ to team Is averaging 359 yards a game and giving up scored. O'Neill made a perf~! throw." the.flfth on an unlikely home run by Joae Und to heal some of the nicks and wounds llney've had. 331. Shortstop Barry Larkin provided spectscular left. Und, the eighth hitter In the lineup, hit just It's an edge, but we'll see Sunday If It's enough to Los Angeles should get a boost from four· time defense In the. ninth to help preserve the win. He one homer during the season and has just six In his win the game.'' Pro Bowl cornerback Jerry Gray, who returns ran&ed far to his left to spear hard ground balls by three years. · · The Bengals, 3·1, had trouble In their 31·161oss after missing the first three games because of a Barry Bonds and R.J. Reynolds that appeared The Reds grabbed a 1·0 lead In the first, but at the King<lome. They failed to score an offensive knee Injury. ·h eaded for hlta up the middle. Larkin came up splendid clutch pitching by Qrahek kept them touchdown for the first time In 12 games; wentl of Gray should help the unit which Is ranked 20th In tbrowJna both times and turned potential bits Into from acorlng more. Larkin drew a leadoff walk, 10 on third down, and were limited to 69 ,yards NFL. The defense could also he aided by the . outa. · stole aecond, moved to third on Wlnrilngham' s line rushing - their lowest total Iii three years. ·possible absence of Eddie Brown, the Bengals'. top The Reds and Pirates had Saturday and today single to right and acored on O'NeiJI.'s flare to .Quarterback Boomer E&lll$on went onl$' 10 for . receiver who has a hyperextended knee . . ott before the · hest-of-aeven series res!1ffies · · right, just past the glove ot second baseman Lind. , . 23 for 128 yards and one Interception. ·'Let's face . Cincinnati posts 2-1-victory over Pittsburgh i~ NLC,S . . Ohio college football scores Bengals .to face reSted }\ams.today Free Pl1nner IIIP lA I aiMI , Lll'lljl -l'llnrwr~. . . . .WIItMif C Top 20 fmals N Siante- Section Octobsr 7. 1990 ·-- i. ~imts':" $entint1 • . " '..;J '• ·-~ · • ' I • �• . ' • ' October l. 1990 Page C-2 SundaY Times-Sentinel ,. Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Poi~t Pleasant. W. Va. Octoba' 7. 1990 • McGuire'slate catch gives Meigs -32-29_homecoming Pllalln fumbled and Chris Bethel nine plays as. Frank Blake ran were no good and with 6: 20 By DAVE IIAitRIS recoverd for Wellston at the the final 15 yards for the score. remaining In the conteSt ~ tile c. • T.S Correspoadeal Marauders had cut the Wellston .. -POMEROY - Jeremy Phal- Marauder live yard l!Jie, that set Carauthers once again split the up a one yard touch'down rwi by uprights with 1: 43left In the firs t lead to 29-26. . l!l's 70 yard-touc.hdown bomb to a Wellston had a chance to put wide open Terry McGuire with Matt Whetstone to' give the quarter and Meigs held a 20-14 the gap~eaway with less than two.. only 47 seconds left gave the Rockets a 6-Qleadwith7:38letlln lead at the end of tbe quarter. the quarter. Wellston took a 21-20 lead In the !Dinutes remahnng, bul Whet· ~elgs Marauders a .thrUllng It didn't take long for Meigs to locker room at hal!tlme as stone was stopped alter a three '32'-29 upset win over Wellston yard gain on fourth -and-13 and before a large homecoming tie the score as Phalin hooked up Whetstone scored from a ,yard the Marauders took over the with Robby Wyatt for a 71-yard out capping a 17-yai'd , 71-yard crowd Friday night. the first play after the drive. Kory Dever split the football lor orie last chance .with bomb on ' · The win was the fourth straight Wellston kickoff. uprights ror thz extra points. 55 seconds left. A first down (or the Mllrauders and put Meigs Meigs took a very · S hort lived Wellston made It a nine point · Philllil palis fell Incomplete, but 1~. 4-2) back In the TVC title · lead four plays later when game with five seconds Ieftin the on second doWn Phalln hit a wide ;h4nt. The loss was theflrstofthe McGuire picked off a Shawn third quarter when Whetstone opan MCGuire as he split two year In the conference for WellBuescher pass and took it In from scored hi$ third touchdown from Wellston defenders and· the junston, asothe Rockets !ell to4-l and 18 yards out lor · t he score, Steve . three yards out. Dever added the lor speedster raced 70 yards for t 2 overall. Carautherupllt the uprights and extra points, running tor the two the game winner. Carao.thers The Marauders won the toss, after a bad snap from center. added the extra points to make It -but Wellston's Donny VIckers the Marauders wert! on top 13-6. Wellston came Storming back Meigs started Its comeback 32~29 . : recovered the squib kick til give Blake Iced the win with 15 : W'el.lston the ball ar the MeigS 35. when Mike Rlppeth took the when Geoff Cogar recovered a ensuing kickoff at thiS own 10 Rocket fumble at the WellSton 13. · seconds left when he picked of! a ~ Three plays later .Wellston reOne play later Phalln hookad up Buescher pass, returning It 40 • turned the favor by coughing up yard line and took It the distance to tie \he game. Buescher added with Kevin Musser with a 13-yard yards as time ran out, touching 1 the ball at the Marauder seven, the extra points, and the Rockets scoring toss, the extra · lnts off a wild celebration. !wi,th ;Joe McElroy reco11erlng the a 14·13 lead. took :!pose ball. ;: ~e Rockets received a big . Meigs came right back after :!Jreak when on the first play the kickoff driving 58 yards In I •Wheel · · Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Used Tires •Goodyear Tires ,!Oak Hill posts 36-0 ~victory over Eastern ' touchdown reception. The PAT By SCOTI' WOLFE kick failed, as Oak Hill came T.S Correspondent away with a 36-0 victory. ~ EAST MEIGS ~ ·· BUI Potter Rushing leader for the Eagles 5eored two touchdowns In a big :second quarter. as Oak Hill was All-SVAC candidate Tim Tolled to a 36-0 victory over Blssell with 13 carries !or 97 yanls. Bissell now has 854 yards :Eastern Friday nlglll. rushing on the season, and should ~ · Eastern beld Its own with the Oaks In a defensive struggle cap11!f a 1,000-yard season·in the p· auring the first quarter. and the next two weeks. Rushing leader !or the Oaks was Blll Potter, with E;~gles came out fired up and looking to take the SVAC lead. In 12 carries· for 96 yards, and one the second quarter. Bill Potter rushing touchdown. Oak Hill tilt paydlrt first, on a 22-yard quarterback Allen Potter was 6-9 tOuchdown run. Allen Potter's passing for 35 yards and one J1Ut on the PAT attempt was touchdo\lm. Reed had his probgood, and Oak Hill led 8-0. lems finding targets during the ;_!l'wo minutes later, at the·8: 30 night, and was ~-12 passing with two Interceptions.· ~rk, Bill Potter picked off a Rqbert Reed pass, returning It 45 Receiving leader for the Oaks ~ds for another Oak Hill score. was Mike Simpson with three POtter also rambled In the PAT, catches for 28 yards and one the Oaks led 16:0. touchdoWn. ;~t the 5:42 mark In the second Eastern, 3-4 overall and 2-2 In Qlljlrter, Rob Adkins took a SVAC play, will play Symmes nandoff and scored from three Valley next Friday. Oak Hill, 5-2 YjW:d~ for the Oaks' third touchoverall and 4-0 In the league; will do'\vn of the evening. Allen host Hannan Trace. !'!otter's pass on the PAT was Score by quarters lqcomplete. With 1:42 left In the Oak Hill ........ .... 0 30 6 0-36 Eastern .......... ; .. O 0 0 0- 0 hell, Adkins scored again on a six-yard run. Blll Potter's pass to Game statistics Jl.11ke Simpson was good for two points, and Oak HUI went to tlle Departriu!lll OH E Flrstdowns ........................... .....lO 6 I6cker room with a 30-0 lead. Rushing yards .. ..........................24 8 :rn the third quarter, Eastern Passing YIJTds .. ............. . ..... ....... 35 ·2 came out looking to stop the Oaks Avg. yds./p\.!Df ........ ... ..~ ... .......... 23 24 Penaltles .....·... .... .................. ,.ll·20 4-15 otfense, which they did throughFumbles-lost ... ................... .. ..... 1·1 4-2 cOt much of the second ball. The Eagles' defense couldn't keep Oak Hill from scoring once more, a~ . Simpson pulled In a Allen Potter pass for a three-yard • ,. · Pllalin had another outs land- WID . • ' Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. Internal Medicine ·~ . . JOHN FULTI- J. MARCUS FU~Tl 242 W. 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Creek. ,. squad that survived Its myriad or Grlndst!ltfs mind, as he grabbed Following Mel2ger In the rushing Score by quarters penalties rained on Southwes1ern's Kiser's pass to the right third of the department were Gilbert (19-55), Southern ............0 14 12 o...:2'6 · parade by handing the Highlanders field cl~t to the Southern sideline Kevin Gillman (3-7 ) , John Sites Southwestern ..... 0 ll o ~ .o a 26-0 defeat. · near the goal line, eluded seVeral (1-3) and Kiser (two rushes, ' ' •' GIUDe stalistics "We had a lot of penalties," said defenders and sprinted almost the minus-four) . In the pas !dog departTornado head coach Dave Gaul length of the field before be!ng ment McCarty was 6 of 12 for 38 Departmeat '\. . Sou. sw • whose crew. was flagged 19 tim~ First downs ... .. ...... ................ ,, 26 . 16 grabbed fra'il behind at theSouthwyards~d two interceptions (one by Total yards ...... ............. .. ...... . 229 228 for 170 yards. However, the High~~rn two. From there It took four ·Jason Circle), and Kiser was 4 of 13 ~shtng yards ...... ......... .. ... .... . sp !50 landers had their problems cashing plays and seven ~ (an !Uegal• for 35 yards and one interception. Passing yards ... .. ... ........... .....179 ' 7~ in on the Tolnadoes' land sale, In .procedure penalty against SouthComp.·a tt ........ ............ ......... 13-26 10-25 Their targets.. were Carter (6-51), . 3 .............................0 spite of the !act that the hosts were ern moved theballback!lveyards) Klser (1-11) , Mike Harden (1·10), · Interceptions Fumblesllost .... ...... . r.............. .1·1 .;;-~ ex'ecutlng the running game they before Jarrod Circle' found SinMellger (1-9) and Adam Blair P enal tles .......... .................. l!l-170 & 56 wanted. , . gleton In a crowd In the right corner · . ''We were running the ball and · of the end zone !or tile viSitors' final driving downfteld, suid Highlander points. field marshal Jack James. '1n the ~ Jarrod Circle was 13 of 26 for 179 first half, we had lOfirsldownS;and yards and his two touchdown 16141 2S6-1759 Crewn City, Ohio they (Southern) had five. But we · passes. His targets were JasCil ART S 8c C RA.F;' 5 uPPL t~ S ·-H AN DMAD E C R.t,FT$ • had five turnovers In· the rtrst hal!. Circle ( 4-80, one TO), Prct!ltt That's why we lost the game," be (3-50), Nease (2-30), Ryan Wagi.er , added.· • (Ui). Singleton (1-10, one ID) and For a long time the second Grindstaff (1-3). Gaining rushing quarter threatened to be a scoreless replay of the ,irst quarter, bu 1on fourth down Inside the Highlanders' 15-yard line, .an off-target snap got past punter John Sites, who took over ·the punting chores from HIGH COUNTRY tailback Chris Met?ger, who in' ' jured his lett knee ear Her In the An Independent Dealer HORTON CROSSBOWS quarJer and reportedly suffered Guaranteed lo'f Prices . nerve damage. Met?ger, who rtnlshed with 89 yards on 17 carries Uniroyal, Firestone • • . CIRCLE PASSES- With !uUback Travis Nease (38) providlag was taken to Holzer Medical Bridgeltone, Michelin. Center, where he was admitted for some blocking for him, Southern quarterba~k ' Jarrod Circle Armstrong. Brigadier throws a pass down!leld In the second quarter of Friday night's treatment of a cut to that knee. He • was later .released. homecoming game against Southwestern at Gage. Circle : RA'BBIT Monclay:Sat. 1:30·6:30 completed 13 ol ~ pas~~es lor 179 yards and two touchdowns In the With the Tornadoes taking the ~J.~REc lnt...tian 160/554, 318·9406 Tornadoes' ~6-0 viclory. (Times.Sendnel photo by G. Spencer hall a,t Southwestern's one-yard Osborne) · line, It took the Racine eleven two plays to score, with quarterback · Jarrod Circle finding the end zone at the 5: 10 mark to give Southern a 6-0 lead. The two-point conversion pass fell incomplete.· After a Southwestern drive that lasted l:56 and moved the ball 24 yards In seven plays, !be Tornadoes set up shop at their own 36. Though a holding penalty againSt Southern mo~ the ball back to the Tomij.aoes' 26, Jarred Circle followed a nine-yard run by senior tailback Todd Grindstaff with a 12-yard, first-down pass to wio;le receiver Jason Circle, Jarrod's twin brother. Alter a face-mask penalty against Southwestern . moved the ball to the Highlanders' 40, Jar rod Circle threw a pass to his brother, who was open on the lert side of the field, and let him ·jet away from the. secondary to complete a·40-yard touchdown pass play. The following two-point conversion run by Grindstaff put the Tornadoes ahead 14-0. • 100-Watt-Per·Cilannet'Maln Amp a 169-Ch. 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C-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel ' • .. • ~alljpolis notches .~6-21 homecoming win· over Marietta :: GALLIPOLIS -; Sophomore • tailback Tony Logan, back In action for the first time In two 'lireeks, scored three touchdowns 'and rushed for 128 yards while Jupk>r quarterback Cl int Davis . connected on.flve-of 11 passes for •123 yards to pace Gallipolis to a ) 6-21 homecoming vlctory over Marietta on Mem orial · Field Friday night . . · • Logan scored on r uns of one, 50 ;a nd 19 yards while Davis kep t the .Tiger seco ndary guessing all night with his quick moves and slick ball-handling. "Although we gave up several points tonight, our defense did a tremendous , job containing a goOd Marietta team," said GAHS head coach Brent Saunders. " We had five starters who were not In uniform, due to Injuries. That speaks well for those who performed out there this evening," he a dded. Saunders felt tackle Skidmore plliyed best all-around game up front. ''We're still In this thing," (the league title Chase), he continue d. The Blue Devil mentor said Davis, In his third game at q uarterback, " matured a lot out there tonight." Davis not only connected on five of U passes (none Inter· cepted), but also rushed for 46 1n eight. trips. Of his five compte!Ions, one was a 43-yard stri ke to Chris Howell early In the gam e: and anoth er was a 45,yard pitch to Aaron Seamon the third · period. Both tosses set up GAHS · touchdowns . The Gal Uans' · d efense contalned ta lented MRS signa l caller Pat Mllcltae, who con· nected on six of 13 aer ials (two Intercepted by Howell and Jason Kop~~ck) for 92 -yar ds and one touchdoWn. · McRae's only scoring pass · came with 1:19 left In the ga,me · .when he connected on a 30-yard strike io speedy M!U'C Warden. Gallipol is Improved Its record to 3-4 and eve ned Its conference mark to 1·1, Marietta dropped to 4-3 11nd Is now 0-2·1n conference play. .. t Besldes' Logan's efforts •.Jason Kop~~ck (who scored what turned out to be the ·g11rile' s winning touchdown on a 15-yard scamper with 3: 40 left to play) added401n six t ries. Mitre Adam, fllllng In for Gene Gar nes at fuUback rushet for. 1!i' yardi In five at1eml:lts. Adam, David Stfverthorn, Tony canaday, David Holley ; Skidmore and Chris Carman · forced the Tigers outside all night for the GaiUans, allowing Mariet ta's Jeff Smith only. 43 yards In 15 ·trips. Top Tiger i'llnner was h!llfback Chad Lin· coin who picked up 58 yards In 16 tries . Marc Warden, hal(back, added 451n seven attempts. In the first period, GAHS m()ved 44 yards In two play s alter a Kopack Interception to ·s coreon Logan's one-yard plunge. Tim Smith's prime-time catch gives · .Pirates 12-8 vic~ory_ over Vikings . - . •' •' ·' ' ·,I Slone's kick made. It 7-0. GAHS . ; . upped Its lead to 13-0 when Logan ; • raced 50 yards (7: 43) In the ;i second per iod. Slone's kick was -; . blocked. MHS scored on a seve n- : • yard run by Lincoln with 1: 30 lett : Jn the )Ia!f. Joe SJ:n!th kicked the, : ; point after. . . . ;. After holding MHS on Its own ·: 38 ear ly In the third period, GAHS : · scored In three Plays on a 19-yard :: sc;amper by Logan (6: 01 ). ·; Slone's kick niade It 20-7. ·· MHS came right back with l l-play , 61-yard march, scoring : . · on Jeff Smith' s one-yard plunge ;: ( 1: 15) In the thlrcj. The kick was' :: no good. Then caJne Adam's TD ; with 3: 40, followed by Warden 's- :0 30-yard reception at the 1: 19 :: mark . ..~ ; Ga llipolis will hOst Athens ;. Friday . Mar te! ta will host : Log~~n. • Statlaltcs: · • :; . 17 Models To Choose From Sample Savings: 1991 CAVALIER VL 2 OOOR COUPE a'·: DEPARTMENT · Stock #4425. Front wheel drive, 4 cylinder en'gine, floor mats, t inted · glass, AM/FM -radio, radial tires, rally · wheels; bucket seats & more. · ,NOW sa308* L: .-ie · ~~· G M' . First Downs .................. ............. 14 ·u!, t (See GAHS on C-6) ,•: • North Gallla hosting Southern jn VIN'IDN - Clay Smith' s 15· his three attempts. Also catcl!lng passes were Jamie Campbell the Pirates' last home game of yard touc hdown catch of a J e ff (2-33) and Chris Skidmore (1-11) . the season, while Symmes Valley Ratliff pass - his only catch of Also gaining yards on the ground will entertain Eastern. the game - with 19 seconds left were Chris Skidmore (11-26), Seore by quarters shattered .a two-point lead by Rat llfi (4-19 ) and Smith (one Symmes Valley ...0 0 0 8- 8 Symmes Valley and allowed 0 6 6-12 North Gallla ..... North Ga ll! a to pos t a 12-8 victory rush, mlnus-12) . North 's defense kept them· . Fr iday nig ht. . selves In contention with four The decision .pushed the PI· fumble recoveries - two by Game statisties r ates' record to 3-4 overall and 2·2 · Chris Skidmore, and one each by llepartmeat SV In the SVAC, while the VIkings, First downs ......... .............. ..... ..... 6 who fe ll to 4-3 overall and 2-2 In Staton and Chris Alderman. ~ymmes quarterback Eric Total yards .. ............ ................ 105 the conference, slipped to third In Rushing yards : ......................... 105 the league behind Kyger Cr eek. Wall failed to complete his only Passing yards ............................. 0 Comp. -a tt .................................. 0·3 ST. RT. 7, CHESHIRE After a scotele~s first half, the pass attempt , . and freshman Interceptions ..... .... ,............ ......... 0 John ~s s failed to do so In two 367-0138 tough d e fenses both team s Fumbles· lost .............. ... ............. 7-4 '---:;.:_;..;.;;.. tries. Punting ...... .............................. 3-~2 played ke pt the e nd zone vir gin This week's schedule will see Penalties ......... ............ .. ............6-75 ter rit ory until VIking r unning back Ke nny Daniels ( 17 ca r ries , 43 yards) fum bled Ia te In the third qua r ter, setting the stage for Pirate fullback Casey Staton (22·97) to r un 14 yards for the touchdown at the1: 56 mark. That 6-0 lead held until VIking fullback :: LOGAN ELUDES TIGER- GaiUp~Us' Tony Logan (29) eludes See Answer to Puzzle on Page C· 7 Jason Sheppard (15-56') powered • .aa unldenltfled Marietta laclller for a gain during Friday night's his way In from se ven yards out : SEOAL game against the Tigers. GAHS won Its homecoming till, 158 Free ticket · 69 Plicino of film 82 Closest with 1:30 left In the game. With ACROSS :-26-21. Logan rUIIhed for 128 yards In ~6 trips, and scored lhree 159 Story 84 Secret 7Q Welcomed Valley leading 8-6 following the 1 Menu: bill of : ·:touchdowns . · 160 Judgment 86 Sleeping72 Loop two-poin t conversion, things fare · 74 Proceed sickness DOWN . looked dar k for North GaiUa , but 6 Dls!rlct In 76 French article fly then c ame Rat liff's ga meGermany 1 Musical group: : • (Opponents, All Garnes ) . 77 Malicious burning 87 Roll-call reply Warren Local a t Jackson c linching pass to Smith, wh ich 10 Flower garlands DAM W L P . or Logan a t Marie tta ' colloq. 89 Imitate 79 Chrlstmad concluded a five-p lay, 26-yard 14 River In Italy 2 Bordering C:oal Grove ........ 6 1 173 92 92 Confirmation 83 Unit of Siamese Waverly at Meigs drive. . 19 Memorial . 95 " -'- Recall" 3 Mysteries S:thens............... 6 1 256 123 Coal Grove at Fairland currency Ratliff was 3 of 4 for 48 yards Stadium 4 Pildal digit 98 Learning Jjlckson ............. 6 1 219 126 Pt. Pleasan t at Huntington (13th ) 85 Suffer patiently a nd his . sco ring pass. Dave occupant 99 Platforms 5 Otherwise DeSales.. ....... .. .. 4 2 149 50 Akron SVSM at DeSales 86 Roman garment Dobbins was. 1 of 3 for 11 yards, 21 "Yours, - and 101 "The Lone - " 6 Martin ID ¥arletta ....... ,.... 4 3 134 131 Boyd County at' Portsmouth · 87 Scheme a nd Smith dl<ln 't complete any of 7 Befriend 103 Roman tyrant Ours". P.ortsmouth ..... :. 4 3 186 120 88 Lasso 8 Dlllseed 104 Choose 22 "- Thin Air" lte tgs.. ............ :. 4 3 181 181 89 .Equally 9 States; 105 Devastation 23 Fond wish ft. Pleasa nt ...... 3 3 118 91 90 Baatles' Sgt. lOti ScotarttD 24 Absence of comments "ialllpolls.. .. ....... 3 4 115 142 ~-of song 107 Hypothetical 10 Napery arrogance Warren ....... ....... 2 5 66 177 91 Ancient chariot 11 Goals force 26 Requires • ~gan ., .. . ,.. ........ 2 5 44 162 '· 92 In favor of 12 "-a Living " 108 War god .28 Earthquakes •' 93 Kind of lire •• 13 Therefore 110 Sharf swim • 29 Mets' Manager . ·SEOAL ONLY 94 Running 111 Tellurium symbol 14 Abound H.arrelson 'tEAM W L P or 96 Opera highlight 112 Give prior notice 15 Doctrine 30 Kind of collar l,lhens ................. 2 0 91 44 97 Run easily 16 Science of life 113 Unlock 32 Domesticates ~ gan .................. 2 0 29 13 115 Maiden loved by tOO AI home 17 Mtetakes 33 Space .fackson ............... l 1 59 59 18 Remains Idle 102 Former Zeus 34 Parcel of land Oallipolls ............. l 1 26 24 • 20 Kitchen ending Portuguese 117 Kind of fabric 35 Sole ~arlet ta .............. 0 2 38 47 23 Plunge 119 Ekberg ID 37 Verve money of account Warren ..... ... ,....... o 2 19 75 25 Yellow of egg 120 Nlcotas'of 39 Hurry 105 Frenzy; anger TQTALS 6 6 ,262 262 27 Entertains 40 Lantern "Moonstruck" 109 Toll Friday's results: 28 Heavy volume 41 Rocky hills 121 Sentence part 112 Winged insect 'iallipolls 26 Marie tta 21 31 Metal fastener 42 Profound 124 Trifle; pittance 113 Mr. Roberts ! thens 42 Jackson 38 33 Rodents Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different colored 44 Structures used 126 Sit for portrait 114 Agile tOg an 26 Warren Loc a t 13 36 "My Favorite -" granites . Whatever your requirements may be, · complete 127 Listen to as newsstands 116 Auricular 38 Midday ~elgs 32 We llston 29 . 128 "Absence of _ .. satisfaction is assured with Rock of Ages. 46 Surfeit · 118 Was aware of 40 Young g!(l (;oal Grove 22 Buffalo 21 (on 130 Coagulates · Mon., Tues .. Thure: 8t Fri. 9 :00a.m. 'til 4 :QO p.m. 47 Outfits 120 Collect Into a 41 Shade Milton 20 P oint Pleasant 15 Other Hours by Appointment - 446· 2327 or 593-6686 132 Ostentatious 48 Seasoning 43 Real efitate map volume I'.ronton 20 Por tsmouth 12 50 Flexibility display . 4 5 Dirty 121 Topmost point tie Sal es a t Watterso n 52 Gainsay 133 Repast 46 ·Set of seven 122 Cupboard ~at urd ay) 53" - Law" 134 Recede 352 Third lWI. PH. 4411-2327 GallipOlis, OH. persons 123 Reverberation October 12 games: 55 Steak order 135 ,Masticate 47 Nevada city 125 Shine .,:thens at Gallipolis 57 Nickel symbol 137 .Droop 49 Three, to Jose 126 Curly-hatred dog 58 Drinks slowly •' 139 Cut off 51 Caroline 127 Chickens ·59 Temporary 140 Financial Kennedy, 129 Lampreys · shelter Institution 60 As far as 131 Slumbers to Ted 141 Actress Andrews 62 Joan of 132 Fold 52 To a 143 Butter substitute Stlhl's 009L '2.5 cu. ln. Chalnsaw Stihb New FS-36 CUT 'N TRIM 64 Minister to 133 Planet 145 Diocese (somewhat) Offers the power of larger models. but tn a with 14" hr a Chain 66 Behold! 146 Newspaper 134 Southeast wind · p<~ckage. Features dual-ltne Lightweight. !Wt sttll rugged and durable. 68 Latin conjunction ~!~~~~ox 136 Humorists executives head. Powerful 30.2 cc engine. Easy to handle, lt daes more than cut firewood. il9 Jason's ship . "56 Amuse 148 Father and 138 Brief • Ltfettme Warranty on electronic ideal for and trimming. Contains features 70 Tibetan gazelle 59 Changes from 140 "- Sides No'R" moth8r tgnttton. The most exciting 71 Sacred image fouild tn chainsaws. 141 Pokes 150 Speech ., ;, one car to Ltfetline Warranty 73 Put on a play and competitively142 Sicilian volcano ··· another Impediment priced trimmer In electronic 75 Basement 144Sixev~ EO Male turkeys 152 Apportions Stlhl history. tgnttton. 77 "A Farewell 61 Kiln 14 7 Small child 153 Island In to - " 63 Musical 148 Edible seed Philippines 78 Motorless boat 149 Yellow ocher performance 154 Wife of Geratnt 80 Wear away 151 Golfer's need 65 Arrow 156 Soaks 81 Nice season 157 Molars 67 Poem 153 PrldeiD 155 C· F linkup - ----------.,.' ,.:o OHIO VALLEY ANTIQUES ', . ••• t991 CHEVY S-10 EL PICKUP TRUCK OPENS MONDAY .>.. OCT. 8 & 9 BUY & SELL • ••• Light blue finish, 4 cyii nder engine, 5 speed transmission, radial tires; rear step bumper. ;: NOW 6765* ..· _ 5 ___._..• . ·: 1990 CHEVROLET WORK TRUCK SUNDAY PUZZLER .- ;; . 1989 FORD TEMPO ~"' ' ' "'" ·'· ' ·' ·'·' ~' .. • ' . '' Brtgnt reo ltntSh 2 door , VB . ~ utOI"!'~I tt r<~d•at tt res rally wnee ts 1975 CORVETTE SnNGRAr engrne, iYtomahc. atr co ndtl ronmg . power Sleenng & brakes . power wtndow s 8 door seats let trres. .,•• r~ll ~ wheers console. •• ., . Suti:k NPZ23TB. Blatk ltntsh .·2 door coupe.. V8 engtne. ~s peed . a,r condJhOnmg_power steer ong & brakes . power wtndows a. door la c~ s !lnled g1ass . tt:! wnel'l crtJtSe control. AtMFM ·raetO wnn stereo cass~ne . radtal tile>. (()11YJI~ buc~el seats. rur wtnllow defogger . Blumtnum • :l• •• ., •• 1989 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP .'6995 4 cyhncfer ractoa t 11r es. •heels . . ~s peed . C lac~ ., ... ra il~ ltntSfl Slot ~ ~ P22~2 . 1988 OLOS DELTA 88 ROYALE St ock ~ P2Zit . 2 d6or coupe black flnisn . t.ront wheel dri~e . power steer ing & blakes. eKtra nfc:e & well eq!Jipp ed. SIICl III4UOA. Lrgn t t:ltue ttntsn ,m oower steenng brakes . wmoitw~ &(l!}Qr lock s O•g rt~t t lock 1111 wneet. ttUIS~ AM if M raOro .,,th s:~reo c ~\\!it~ '• ..,. .. NOW s7,995.00 .,n whttewatts w 11~ wneet covers teor 1 oow oelooget . on ly 17 082 mrles !OC.II one owrwr 1raoe 1 ., .,' NOW s13,996.00 ' ·, ..,' ., ..., ..,' .,. 5 qhnder !l speec . iJif . power steenng & ~ra~eS. ItOied gl ass, Itit whHI. crwse . AtMF~ radiOwtth slt'!feo casseue rddta l wes . rall y wht ~ls, butket se ar s. reat Wondow dtlogger , 1ocal owner traae '' ., NOW s7,995.00 . ' '' ...,. uade. NOW S2, 195.00 ..,' 1989 PONTIAC GRANO AM .' ., SIDCI: ~P21 1i1 1 . 4 door sedan . while finis h. fron t wheel dlive . automatic: . air. power steerin g & brakes . tini&O grass. AMIF M ra.:lio. radial tires. whee l covers. bucket sea ts. ' :: .,q ;l •• •t· $ ~: ., ' ,. :, ;, ..................., .,•• • ••• ----~~--~------~----~~~~~--CARTER TRACTOR SALES POMEROY HOME & AUTO ·; •• •• :~ 608 E. Main Strrt· Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-209 . •••• r Stte~ fT 4353A. 4 c~ llnder engint:l . " blue tin 1sh . 4 speed . radial II res. 1 rear step bumper, local owner. •·••• · • ' NOW ss,995.00 / ' 1987 ClfYROLET CAPRICE $1Kit NT42301. Gold ttnrsh. V8 engtne . dUiomi!t•c . ;t1 r. pcwtl sreeung flra~es & 1)001 Hle kS. trntetl g~ss. ltl! whetl. cry tse . ' AMJ FM $1ereo ,rjofh c•sseue. r;Kho\IS wh11l!w<111s whe!l co~~er s reat wtnoow ' 0001 ~an gray lrfiiSII lr• ~~o neer tt' l'l~ tylrnde! en;1ne ~ $DttO OOM:r steerdtg &Ofilts iofll~ ~i>> AMi fMrilltO • •'~ l' frto tmell e FKt..., Vtflldl SIK. tl4311l. 81"t !tnt~h ~ lliXII >e~~an IIM'II w'lftl Ort~t ~ CY'Ifllle' engt~t o~~ttJ~~~t~:rc .111 con· a~(ll1tng IIDWtl' Sletl)'lg or•~ts Wlft\Ufl s & coo· latH Jn lfO gtm cr .. ~ ron11o1 J..r.t ~ 1!1 'delil Wtlft strlto comttr : all~t 1 tres ~ nee 1 OUCktt SN1S 'tdr 'MMO III OeiOjQe' , coo e1~ NOW s7,995.00 4 ooor. tront wneet ortve. ~ !lock IP23DI. 1 1110!. ooor seoan. while a ooor narotop. while linish NOW 516,995.00 . F11:1...,. Vttllclt M BalaiiCt 91 ~n.,rne. ~ soeea• • ,. conOittonmg, Olu~ l+msll power sl !!t!MQ & bra~es , pgwer w,~(low 5 & 1100r ll)(k5 tonteo gl.ass. CIUISI! AM I FM ratltO Wltn SIE II!O !:.)$SlUe. r dOt~ tt tes . oucket seats re~r w•nc:tow detogge t Stadt NP2207 . 2 door coupe, front wheel drive, ai r co ndi· tiorting , powe r steering '& brakes . NOW 59,495.00 NOW 513,995.00 fKWy Vtltielt Willi BaUIM; I 111 Yt1n1~y fKIIrV Vtltkle Wllll INMt ot Wllrllltt . NOW 58,995.00 .wanuty 1990 CHEVROLET BERETIA ~8 ettjjme . automatic . power steering & brakes. air con~itioni ng, tinted gl_ ass. tilt sleering wheel. cruise controL AM/ FM radio. radial tires . wheel cowers. ~ c~ltMer l!nllh. V8. air, ~we1 sleermg &brakes. power windows. seats &coor locks. ~1911a l cl ock. 11n1eo glass. M wheel. cru1se. A~ / FM radto wrlh slereo casset1e. radtal11res. r2nvwheels. Mkel seats. reat wtndow de logger, mWtlfiMI 11111att ~ lue a~lomatit. 1990 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ~ 1988 MAZDA 626 . 1 Stadt #P2261. NOW 9,995.00 NOW 8 10,995.00 NOW s5,995.00 1987 MAZDA . ~ finish. tront wheel drl~e . 4 tylinder engine. automatic. air conditioning . power steering & brakes . t1nted glass . AM/FM radio. radial tires . wheel covers. 5 power steering & brakes. tinted riOI.!l tuu wnetl t~1er~ Do.Cl!l ~ats rt}r wtn glass . bvt::ket seats. local owner aaw oetogger lrade. . 1989 CHEVY SlVERAOO ~ othee Qfrlt '18 Mij\l'lt ~I>YI\II C ·~1 1 COOOUl~W1f OOtd! ! 5!efM~ &Dta~e'S ti n; ~ f\c l u)truc l gm Slf'ftl I ov·n. : ~ 1987 MA;mA ~ .... EXTRA sn~"IAL ·, SUPER SAVINGS ~: Factory Vehicles With Balance Of Factory Warranty CHEVROLET Lllt!INA 1991 CHEVROLET Z-28 NOW ss,595.00 • ,St~elr: N'2114. Blve finish . 4 qlinder 1989 S·1D BLAZER ·engine. 5 speed. AMIFM rad io. Sttclr: ~42UA. 2 door. 4 wheel dri~e . ' "':'~-tires. but::kel seats. local 6 cwlinder engine, air c:of'lditioning, ., .Its powerful airstream blows away leaves and cleans gutters. garages. patios. porches .. driveways .and gardens. Also blows away ltl!ln snow. Ideal for cleaning hard-to-reach pfaces. Anti-VIbration feature makes · handling easy. For a limited time. save $30 at o nly . , '' ' Gold ltn1sh . 4 door sedan. tronl wheel du~e . 4 cyl tnder .<utomaltC arr oower Sleet1ng a. brakes. tinted glaS$. 1\M ! FM radto . bucke t Seats . rear t~tncow , delcgger , 1983 FORD ESCORT •• ,,'• . ',I ~~ 1988 CHEV(S-10 PICKUP ·.·;~. NOW s6,495.00 · -\- .•\ dro ~e . .. •' NOW s3,295.00 r~lly wheel~ . bu c~ e l ~~t s ,\~\,,'' SIIC' 113H1A. 2 (1001 ccupe ctrlt Wht!ll .,' The perfect versatile tool to keep things neat. 2 dOOI. red fini sh. • dow defogger. sunrool stereo c~sse11e . r ~ Oldltiitseo letter 1rres ~~w 52,295.00 1988 CHEVROLET BEIIETTA . Stlhl'• BG 61 Blower' ~ 1'21 7!. oynndec '"''" · '""m'"'· .,,.., 5teertng & br~ke s . AMIFP,'f r ~dtO ... ,tn 1 1985 DATSUN PICKUP Select Pre-Owned Vehicles • -·• •• . ; .. -·,• •• -· ••-· ·' 198B AMC Slod; 1985 CADILLAC ELDORADO • ::,. NOW s7,<::J::1.uu NOW S9,595.00 . ., ., -..... ..·.-.. . . .•• 5 speed: blue finish, bl ue: lnlerlor. loc:al one trade ln. otner ex traS 11Kk m tSA, SICK:• ltntsh. 2 ooo r coupe VB . automat•c. a11 cclnd rhonrng. PCI•er S!eenng ~ bra~n powet w•Moros seats & 0001' loc~s. landau roof l!ntea g1es s. trll wheel. cru•se coolrol. At,!IFM radtQwttn stereo cassellt rad1a1s. •Mewalts w•re wheelS ' •: I ' • 1987 NISSAN 4x4 PICKUP StKit 1' 3ti4A. Rea & wllile hntsn. 4 wne1 steering & oralles. tlnled glass . or r•@. 5 c~I!Mer engtne ikJiomJitC PQ'II'tr r~dial 1ires. bucket seats . fear Wm- l Sttrk NT42SJA. ,4 c~linde r engine. 4 , \ \I speed transmission. ! ln ted glass "''' " '.. • \ beioe fintsh. 1988 CHEVROLET BEIIETTA NOW s5,995.00 NOW-s5,795.00 \ \ ' Select Pre-Owned Vehicles black hnlsh. 4 speeC1 transmission . jaclial tires. rally wheels. rea r step bumper. 1985 FORD BRONCO . ~()W 55,495.00 wnetl$ :·' ----·-··-- ·-- hn1 1~ ? ooor lront w"tel orrve . 5 cy tmoe r erigtne a~H!Iilllt . ~~ ~ con(llttOn!nQ. power.sleerrng & br ~ kes . r~d1a1 falsetlleM er t1res . l;itty wheets con· !idle . ouc~et ;ea ts. re~r wmaow aelf!O!}I!r 1989 CHEVY S·10 PICKUP S!Kti IIP2212. 4· Cylinder engine . CO'.Iers NOW s5,9~5.00 SIKII !11'2Z39. Gt ~~ NOW S2,995.00 wtre wileel t•ot AM I F~ rMtO wtt ~ ste reo c.assene raorats. wMewa us Wllet. l co~er s o~cket 1986 CHEVROLET CAVAUER 1·14 1986 MERCURY CAPRI .16995 wrutewiliiS 4 ooo'r seOoJn. lront wneer on~e . "' c~ rmce r engtoe . iluromattC. a11 , 'Ptlwer steertng & b r ~~es. hnled gtass lilt wheel. crurse con NOW S9,995.00 • rantti iS 1986 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY rea frrltSh 2 Ooor , VB . ai!IOm.Jit C d1 ~ cono~;olllng . power steer•,IIJ & brakes. • !l~teo gtass. 1111 wneeL cru rse . AM I ~M ratliO wtf!l ~tereo Co1S~11e raara1 rilt SM tet Hng~l tacks . linteo glass . lilt wMeel. crurse contro l. AM1FM radto wtth mreo ca $Selle . ra t:11al tt res. buc ~et AMIFM radio , radial tires , "'fhttewalts , bucket seats aows & door lOoks. trnted glass ltlt wheel. cr urse A'M f FM raUio g t~S$ , NOW. s9,995.00 1987 CHE'IY VAN . . ·1987 MAZDA 626 .. '5995 NOW 8 2,495.00 air . power steeri ng. brake s: wrn · power Sl81!1'1n9 & crakes ltll wheel. cru1S!. AM I FM r~Oto ~tl h stereo cassen~. tadt~lta ,scd tetter life~ ra il ~ wheets console. oucket seats ltnlelt se;ns ' ( radtO. rear wtnoow oelogger $129'S 2204 E11tern .Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 448-01123 Btl!!! llntSh . 4 OOOI . ifon1 wheel ~we . 4 qltnder engme . 5 spee!l . atr coflllriiOntn g. powe r sleer . mg & bra~es . power wtndows a. ooor lOCkS . l t~1ea glass . lt ll wrteel cru1se con tml. AMI FM Sloe ~ U l%4 . 2 ooor coupe red hnr sh 4 {yhntler e~grne buc~el seals 13.000 miles. power steering . air conditioning. lots ~ ~r ~nt1t1tonmg . Sill!:' 11Pt3G1 . Ma10on lmtsll. 2 boor coupe. 6 cyli ncer engme . aui()I'T1at!l: 1ransmiss10n . powet steertog &brakes . tinted glass . AMI FM raato w1th c~sse11e . raatalltles. b~~~:k·et seats . STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTS , MAZDA 626 .. ' 8995 Stock N4047A . Go ld fi nis h ,' s ta· lion wagon, front wheel drl11e . 4 cylinder engine, au tom allc. air. power steering & b r akes, ss, 995.00 1985 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1975 CORVETTE STINGRAY · ""' " ·'""" ""'" ' "'"'. ~eaan'"6 " e~11naer engme . aummatrc 1986 OLOS CUTLASS .... ' ·",3 · LARGE SELECTION '· 1985 CHEVROLET CAVALIER · ..·'' ·.SEO standings Lr __. _ Full size, light blue finish . Stock #T4261 ... ·'... ·~~ ~~~~ ~r~t!ii!COI'llrol AMmol rKowr:R i:.Ustl:e 'oiC o.il !llf S 'l .ty w'II!IS rNr s:t ~ 2 door coupe. mdrOOn ltn l! h. trOnt duve. (i cyl•ntler engtnf . au con0111on•ng II{!We r s1 eerrng &bri~n NOW ''''" 5 "'ow 14,995.oo "ll.!l'!lll.~ ' \ 1990 CHEVROLET CORSICA I Stoet NP2286. 4 door sedan. front wheer dri~e. automatic transmission. air conditioning. power steering &brakes. tin ted glass , AM /FMradio. radial tires. wheel covers. FaciDrvven;,,. ~ ' · balance of factory ~arr~nty. '< .. • PriCes include all factory incent ives to dealer and GMAC 1st Tinle Buyer Program ' Aif Un its subjec t to pri.o r sale.•Financ lng available with approved credit · NOW 59,495.00.. ' . . .. • . • 1 \ • • •. . . . . . ,,., \ ' I ' TOWN 750 East State -St. Athens .Ohio Gee DEALERS I '' Salesman' ' 'I Lloyd Cooper, Gary Lee Tippie, John Reeves Ed GHUan, Rich Eberts, JeH Davis Bob Hartley, Sales. Manager Jarry Bibbee, General Manager and B~siness �• •, Pll8• c~~Sundly T•• ai Sentioel . In Fridnys SEOAL aetion, . . •. October 7. 1990 . Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W; V.a. . _ Logan beats Warren .Local 26-13; Athens ··edges .Jackson. lead to 18-13 on the first play of . the fourth quarter. but CopleyicedttforLHSona nine yard run, followed by Dickerson's two point conversion with 8: 15 Jell In he contest. _ _ · ln addition to the 253 Yards shlng the Chiefs were just two fflvetnthealrfor39yards.with three Intercepted. Warren !let ted 112 yards rush.lng on 27 attempts with quarterback Kirk Huffman. getting 41 yards on seven rushes, and comp~ttng three of 15 passes lor . &!!Other 45 yards, with two 1 lntercepte!l. Score by quarters Warren Local.. .. 0 6 0 7-13 Logan ....... .. ....... 12 6 0 8-26 · . apr Creek· d K e'-' e.1ea ·H Y · · GAHS wins: .. l Los I rushing ............ ................... 5 20 Net rushlng .............. .... ............ ..229 155 Passattempts .... .. ......... .... ......... 11 13 Completions .. ... ..... .. .. .. . . . . .. . ..... ... 5 6 l lntercopted by ....... ...... ... ............ 2 Lost Fumbles ...................... ,...... 2~ 0 Penalties ........................... 111-901 1r-351 Punts ............ .............. ..... (3-1011 1J.ll91 scere by Quarters: Marietta ..................... 0 1 6 8- 21 Gallipolis .................. 7 6 7 6- 26 Nexl Game - GAllS: Oct. 12, Atllens, heme. 2 Minerva 20. Marllngtm 7 ,... Mln110 32. Southern Loca121 Minster 41, Marion Local 6 Fisher 6 ,t:anDeld 6, Poland 0 Ml Healthy 21, ctn Aiken 0 ·· Cl.mpbell2::i, Holwand 7 C,nal Winchester 36, lancaster NGallla 12, Symnws Val 8 ·In Wlthrcm 47, On Oak Hills 38 · In Wo<dward 44. Green Hills 6 e Bentdlctlne20, You Wilson 0 Ie John Hay 8, Cle East 0 -<;Ie Kennedy 14, Oe E Tech 0 Clyde 24, Marsaretla o •oa• I 5297 . REG. •349 WASHER •2 Speed •Extra Large Capacity $397 · CIOSLEJ Nonnandy8 · Petersbut'l Sp!IJ!t120. BC.WsaRes 12 . Pickerington 31, Delaware U Piqua 35, Vandalia Butler 7 Plymoutll 28, Monroovllle 20 Portsmouth W28. Col WOhrle o Pymatunlng Val 35, Newbury 6 Racine Southern 26. Gallil SW 0 Ravenno 39. NonloDla 13 Reynoldsbut'll4, Ml Vernon 0 Rlmlleld Revere 39, Tallmatlae 7 River Valley 27, Gallon Northmor . • Col Hartley 20, Col West 6 Cal Independence 35, Col Mar Frank 0 . ;eo1 Saudi 32. Col Mltllln 12 ;Cal Walnut Ridge 16, Col Eastmoor 20 GAS or ELEC. Rocky River 21, Bay Village 14 Rootstown 33, Field 30 · S Chao SE 20, cedarville 13 (Oti ,cotumbiaha Crestview 18, Sebring S Range 34, Jacllacm MIIUI'I 0 Salem 34, Stnltbers12 . Sandulky 28, NRldgl!\'llle 9 :copley 21, Narton 18 ~Coshoctoo 21, Meadowbrook 20 ; · restwood 28, Windham: 0 · ICrodl:svUJe 37, Warsaw Riv View 0 4 0ay Carroll17. Lemoo Monroe 16 ay Dunbar 48, Day Cham-Jul 0 , .Day Stebbins 20, Hillsboro 6 Day Wayne 39, SpringS 22 ~ , Delphos Jeff 32, Uma Perry 6 ;)?bde 12, Carlisle 7. · · .Dover 28, Louisville 21 RANGE Geneva 29, Conneaut 7 'Genoa 5~ Kansas Lakota 0 I • ' foslten 19, Masm 14 :Grandview 18, Jon Alder 12 130tl ,Greensburg $277 >lllghland 1 Green 21, Medina trow City 24, GrDVEpcrt 7 }lamlllon 10, Middletown 7 ~am Ilion RoS8 32, Little Miami 7 f{annlbal River 32, Martins Ferl)' 'i4 i ardln Northern 19, Pandora- llooa·lJ eath 34, GranvUJe 17 <4)Ullard 10, whitehall 6 ':}lotlaad Spring 28, Syl Southview 20 ")ludsm 20, Wadsworth 6 ...ndtan Valley 14, Wellsville 6 ROll 'If"'"'' 20, Portsmouth 1.2 :;John Marshall iWVJ 25, wln.ters- CAMCORDER • Cenificd ln~lation .• l.:.ow-rate. Ei nomc in~ • Guaranletd Sati'slaction And~ Tou.l CD!"~ Syscem i~ our lOp-Of-che-line heati!ll and coolirJi! :-.ys~em lhal ~~~rs rmx·~~m operating efficiency year·rouOO. 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' t N Cantm 19, Wooster 18N Cantm Glen.Dak 17, ~llance 0 , Cln CAPE 18, Reading 13 C)n Country Day 28, New Miami 7 ,;vllle 1 ' Mogadore 35, Diammd SE 6 Montpelier- 1.9, Delta 14 'Cantm s 21, Carrolltm 0 ~ qtrdlngtoo 47, Mount Gilead O Celina 4~ Elida 7 Centerburg 41, Danville 34 .. Centerville 46, Kett Falri-noot 6 ~Champion 48, Hubbard 0 Chatdan 35, Kentslm 7 ' ChiiUcolhe 31, Fran kiln Hts 3 C:tn Bacon 19, On Xavier 18 ~ Day N'Ritlae 6• Fairfield 14 , Milford 1~ Millbury l.ake CO, Perryllbut'l 0 Mlllenport 8, New Albany 6 Mlll<11 Unkln 30, Spring Cath 22 Mineral Rld¥e 28, Lowellville 6 · ylestown 21, Hillsdale 14 )01) , 'Dresden Trl Valley 35, Philo 7 ublln 35, Bexley 7 : Cllntm 25, Yellow Springs 16 ·Has It Together. 0~ HILL lOAD M1amJibuf1r ~'· Franklin 7 Middletown Madlam ' 33, 1 336 S. High St., Colu.-us, OH. ·. Miami E 7, Sidney Lehman 6 Mlaml Tr•ce 15, . Greenfie-ld McClain 3 "•Ictwell28, FrmUer 6 11 · McDonald 36,.Columblana 0 Me~anlcsbuJ114, Ridg:emmt 6 Medina Buckeye :14; Edlsm S 14 Meigs 32, Wellston 29 Menlor 13, Lyndbuml Bruilt 0 cadiz 31, Barnesvllle o • 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER S.E. 1990 DYNASTY · a1La. Berea Wdpark 41, BrunsWick 6 Berl<shlre 32, Grand Valley 13 Black River 34, s Central o Bl C -'151 F lrllel oam ar •..._ • a cl UnlonO Bluffton 23, Upper Sclo Valley 9 Boardman 28, Steubenville 24 · BowUng Green 28, Rossfon:l27ft Bradlon122, Mlssl Valley 0 Breck1 vii 1e 6, St roogsvllle 0 Brocl<lleld 23. Newton Falls 17 Brocl<skle 25, Elyrta w20 "' !lrookvtlle 14, Col Ready 7 , l)llckeye Locat':IS, E uverpool 7 ll'pcyrus 26. Norwalk 6 . ATTORNEY-AT-lAW .· warner · Heating &. Cooling Usbon co, Leetonia o Lockland 34. au SUmmit Day 13 Lo111J126, Warren Local 13 i.OIIUI Elm 27, Teays Volle)' 6 London24,lllgWalnilt6 . Lorain C.lh i14, Gilmour ACad 1 Lonoln Cl..,...ewll, Oberiiii!O Loudonville C9, cr..w.. 0 Lo,..lllld 25, Wycmlqlf Madlsal21, Alhtabula 6 Madlsal Plains :18, Gn!enevlew 7 · Manllleld U, Marlon I!Ardh>a 6 Mansfteld Madilm 13, Lexlngt<n 7 Mapletml6, Norwalk Paul6 Mariemont rT, Madeifa 11 Marion Elllln :18, Marion Ph..ant 1.2 • . Maryovlllel1, 01 ~·-n~O . ~~)'Jackson 13, Caa n Cath 6 Mass Perry 34, New Plllla 13 McComb 26, Cory-Raw1011 8 McDermott NW 12, Mln!onl6 (Ot) Ben Logan 17, Indian Lake 13 Berea 23 Medlna-0 ol) lEG. 1339 ~,.,,.,.~,, Uma Bath 36. onawa<ilandorf 16 Arcadia 27, Vanlue 21 Arcanum 34, Bethell& Archbold fl. Patrick Henry 6 Ashland 10 G n~• Ht 7 20t ' ar ""' • I. l ~h~b Fairport 26, MldfD CardlAshlab Harbor 12, Palo.. Har~ 2 Ashtabula Etlaewool 7, Ashlab John~ · : , Alhens 42, Jacksm _38 Aurora 17, Independmee 7 ' •· Austintown-Filch 33, You South 6 Avon Lake 21, Falrvi<:W 10 AY.,rsvtlle 39, Holgate 6 Beallsville 3C, Fort..__ •• ,. 21 Beaver Local32. Weirton (WVa) 16 Beavercreek 35, Fairborn .12 Bedfor11 (MIJ 56, <>regen Clay o Bedfonl 35, WIUoughby S 14 Bellaire John 34, Bu<keye Trall6 BellefontAine 21, Tecumseh 11 Bellevue (Ky) 56, Ctn Hughes 6 ' *' Licking Hts 27, ut.-...• UniOn 0 ~~J' ·Uma 36, Ctn Sycamore i6 . ,Colonel CrawtonllO, Buck~Cen 9 L.W. CENNAMO 915-4222 ' 1·100.767-4223 rne 12 61•·221 ~oaaa WARNER Heatin And Coolin • 12011 REG. S499 BANKRUPTCY . 0 Yatds, passing ..............·............ ..123 92 Tatal yards .... .... ........................357 24 7 Plays ...... .. ...... ............. ........... .. . 46 61 Return yards ......... :.................... 81 84 Fumbles.................... ... .......... .. .. 2 3 earcre Anthony Wayn(' 34, Maumee . 2S CONSOLE TV Fumbles-lost .... .. .. ....... ................ 2-1 2.0 Penalties .............. ....... .... .... .. ... . 9-95 I-5 Yards rushing ......... ...................234 174 Union 0 .. , . Amhersl38, NOlmsted o SHARP 25" COLOR (Continued from (;-4) l .,-;-- A I · Kett Alter 7,-cotSt Chu 0 Klnp 30, Blancheoler 8 Kyaer Creel< '2. HIUI- Trace 6 • LaBrae 42. SoullllDitca u Lelpltc 17, A.run.tm 13 Uberty 28. Corllaad l.aitevtew 7 Uberty Center 32, Ottawa HIIIJ 1 (>l<r Gar~eld 21. Akr East o AJ<r Hollon 20, Stow Walllilli(OtJ Akr Ma$1ft!oler lll, Falrleu o Akr Norlb 13. Akr Cen Hower o · 'Amanda CI ek 34 Be .. MERCERVILLE - .Senior running · back . Joe Edwards racked up 120 yards 'and scored three touchdowns to propel Kyger j::reek to a 42-6 knockout of Hannan Trace Friday night. ·The perrformance by Edwards, who also Intercepted a pass to set up his second touchdown, was a season-best effort for him, as he notched his . second 100-yard-plus game of the year. Only junior running back Phil Bradbury (8-32, one TD) has rushed for more (166 vs. Southern In Week 5) · That wa~n't the only season- · best eflorf"for the Bobcats (6-1, 3-1), as the passing game conlinues to Improve. Senior quarterback Shane Swisher {2-6, 55 yards, one TD) and sophomore tight end/quarterback Bryan Hall (2-2, 15 yards) combined for a season-high 70 yards passing, toppHng the old mark of 57 set In the previous Week's · game against Eastern. Also among Kyger.· Creek's rushing leaders were Jitter GU.. more (4-62, one TD) arid Sean · Denney (4-18). Catching passes were Sean Denney (2-55, one TD), Edwards and Hall (each 1-10). and Jav Johnson (1-21. Hannan Trace signal-caller Chad Barnes (4-8, .50 yards, two Interceptions) saw his streak of 100-yard-plus passing games end 1 f ms ,downfl e ld targets a our. were Dean Cremeans (1-27) , Jody Bowers (1-20), Jim Brace. G' am'e statas• l .IC8. · (1-4) and Ron Lambert (one Depulmml xc liT catch, minus-one). Bryan Brumfield led the Wild· / ~Irs\ downs ....................... ............s 5 cats (1-6 04) In rushing with 26' ola yards .... ............................ 300 74 1 yards tn' nine attempts. He was ~~~ yards.. ........................... 95 . ,:'11g yards.. .. .... .... .... .. .. .... .. ...2~ 70 50 lpllowed by Barnes {9-19), Lam- Comp.-att.. ..................................4-8 4.8 lntercepUons ... .. ...... .......... ........ ... .O rteoi_,__ · J.l'rtu_y, Da.l OllloiUp SdoaoiFooiball .·BrU-d .. a " I . annan Trace 42 6 c-7 Pome1011-Midr.hport-GIIIIipolil. Ohio--Point Plennnt. W. Va. Friday's high school scores ' •' ' yards while AHS was whistled 1J at ,Athens lligh School Frlday .scored on runs ot nine and two . margtn.to 42-38. night and the. fans were treated yards with Subba kicking both Athens had 47 rushes for 218 times lor ·72 yards. · to an old time shootout as fATs before Exli!Je's 19yard TO yards afld 125 passing, whtle Score liy quarters '• Athens defeated the .;Jackson -run just 20 seconds before half- Jackson rushed 41 times for .366 Jackson·...... : ... 6 8 16 8-3$ Ironmen 42-38 In an SEOAL time. Mike Morgan passed to yards and 49 passing. Jackson Athens ............ 7 14 6 15-42 contest. Ryan Mapes lor the two point was penalized 20 times fnr lR~ ' When the smoke cleared the conversion and It was Athens two' teams had rolled up over 700 leading 21-14. Homeowners Insurance . yards In offense and over 200 In thethlrdcantoMtkeMorgl!.n yards In penalties as Athens scored from the four and Exline's " remains tied ,with Logan at 2-0 In conv_erston run put JHS on top league play . 22-21. Batley tallied on a six yard Tailback. Bob Batley ,,who had run lor Athens but a conversion Who offers . not practiced lor two weeks due pass fallef( and It was 27-22. to a knee Injury, returned to the With 11 seconds left In the third hOmeowners BuUdog lineup to spark the quarter Brad Landrum took a 12 insurance with winners . with 163 yards on 26 yard pass from . Morgan with . · built-in inflation carries, and score three· touch- Exline's conversion run giving · doWJis. Quarterback BubbaLichJHS the lead at 30-27 entering the protection? tenberg, who Will be featured on final period. . an ESPN high school . football .With 4: 14 remaining In · the Athens 42, Jac~n 38- At show on Oct. 28, comp)eted 10 of game Lichtenberg passed three J The Plains, It was homecoming 19 passes for 125 yards and two yards to Dave Corrigan and ' touchdowns . kicked theEPfor34-30AHSiead. ~ t ' s These combined totals overA Jackson gamble on fourth shadowed a great effort by downlatledandAthenstookover Jac!\son's Marty Exline, who . at the JHS 25. Two plays later carried the ball 28 limes for_.294 ,Jesse Wpeatley scored on a 23 • yards and three touchdowns. ·yard r1Jil _and Batley ran the (or"" of Third In the first period Exline conversion to put Athens up 42-30 ln. & Stall St. bert' (11-11) ad& Josh Penwell . scored on a 62 yard run for with 2:43 left. U&U , .... Gtlllipolis, Oh. PhoM 446-4290 (1-1) . Jackson before · Lichtenberg hit Just22secondsrematnedwhen 6 .._,u•-4511 For most of the game the JesseWheatleywithal5yardTD Exline scored ·on a 14 yard run IIIJIUUolf(l Wildcats fielded rather young pass and kicked the extra point. and Morgan's convers!Q.JI pass to • Stale Farm Fire aoo Casually Coo1lOti Hoo-e Ol1ire Bloomln!JOO.IIIinois team, with junior center / defenIn the second ~uarter Bailey Jasol! Lanhart reduced the final slve end Shane Wells the ·only veteran In a lineup dominated b)' freshmen and sophomores. How· ever, Alan Queen shone for the Wildcats on defense with eight tackles and two assists. · · • • 1n this week's datebook, Kyger Creek will travel to Gage to lake on Southwestern, while Hannan Trace will go west to la~e SVAC front-runner Oak llitl. ' SCORING SUMMARY First quarter KC- Edwards 22-yard TD run (Edwards kick), 9:46 KC - Bradbury five-yard TO run .(Edwards kick), 5:49 KC - Edwards six-yard TO run (Edwards kick). : 49 Secolld quarter KC - s. Denney 45-yard TO pass from Swisher (Edwards kick), 2:57 KC- Edwards 45-yard TDrun (Edwards kick), : 14 Third quarter HT - Cremeans 79-yard kickoff return for TD (two-point conversiOn failed) Fourlh quarter KC _ Jitter Gilmore 18-yard W/IEMOIE TO run {Edwards kick), 11:54 Score by quarten K c 0 7-42 yger reek ..... 21 14 Hannan Trace .. 0 0 6 0- 6 LOGAN_ TwQ weeks Into the SEOAL season the Logan Chieftatns are tied with the Athens Bulldogs for first place In the standings as a ·result of. Logan's 26-13 victory over Warren Local Friday night. · The Chiefs' ground attack rolled up 253 yards, led by tailback But Copley's 25 for 115 eUI\r.t, to knock off the Warriors. F'dUback Bryan· Lambert's four yard run foUowed by quarterback Nathan Dickerson's one · yard plunge put the Chiefs on top 12-0 after one quarter of play. .Mark Ollom scored from ttie stx yard tine lor Warren early tn the second stanza before Copley · banged over from the live lor an 18-6 Logan halftime lead. Otlom's seven yard TDrunand Josh Oliver's PAT kl~k cut the · · ,October 7, 1990 Mon. thru Thur. 9-A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M. tiJ ·a P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. CIESTEI, OHIO , .--·-.- -- ~--------- --·- • ·-----~- -- ·-- ·------ ~~- ~ - - --·--,.. ) • V' �' . I '. . • •' ' Far.m ·f Business .' .. ,· l " ' Section . . • .•• . • • • .. BASSETT Sl'fCIALI BASSETT LIVING ROOM! ' Reg. ~ 1299.00 Over-stuffed traditional ~le sofa & chair. M~Hi-colored jacquard fabric.8 inch cushion,ball_!oat legs, oak trimwith naii head look. 'Ubralux Cushion' . with Ufetime Warranty. l S799 · BASSlTT SPt:ClAL! BASSETT SLEEPER! Reg. '799.95 Camel back slyfe queen s~e sola steeper. Country Iabrie w~h ruffled skirt and cmrelaling throwpillows. lnner.;pring mattress. 'Uitralux ·. C'ushion' w~htnet ime Warranty. lt'• A.M. UNTIL in c. . . ., • thi.~t ,'lOrd.\ I ,l u 1 h Pomeroy man turns hobby into husines~; opens workworking shop BASSETT BEDROOM! P.M. ONLY! Oak-Cherry-Pine bedroom sules. All wood fronts. 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Carl Brad- • Bank Si'YtESUU£! 1 Eusf. r6 3 ~e grnr d:r·~~ shelf ~ate ~'.Ji:f! Srrf.l' EARLY A~Sf!IChN ~Of.\~·· P:l.ow a:r:m sty.!r.t Wll"' Nono ~ :Y%. c" ~ Reg . sgg_gs Built Solid! Made To Last! Maple_Finish. $59. .. IJAS5/!.TT SPfCJAL/ •Jz~.~o WING - front and a. work area In the backlwhere most of the articles sold will be created. In addition to 1radltlonal crafttype Items, such as wall racks, bread baskets, doll cradles, and bird houses, and craft boxes, PhUllps be take orders for custom k;ltchen cabinets and ·cabinet facas, trim and molding, as well as gun and china cabinets, glldders, chairs, and will Reg. 11899.00 Queen Ann style. Choi<:S of styles in a variety of fabrics and colors. • · Traditional pub-back style suite w«h heavy paddled arms and over-.;tufted back. Oak rail front, tan acrylic Iabrie w«h a variety color pattern. 'UHralux ·Cushion' with lifetime warranty._ 1299 ~ $ ~ Reg. 1269.95 ROCKER! :o Wood frame platform rocker with upholstered ~ seat and bad< withskirt . Blueprint nylonfabric. RECLINER! Accessory Sale! GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla Soli ani:! Water Conservation District announces the Annual Meeting and Awards B8llquet Is set forThursday,Nov.l,at7p.m. The banquet will be held at the , Buckeye Hills Career Center at Rio Grande. Two new supervisors will be elected to the board during the meeting. The Goodyear Outstanding Cooperator and Outstanding Farm Family wUI be recognized. · • TWO ONLY! MSSt:1T 61'1XIALI Hannan Trace FFA wlll be honored · wtiJii-.team trophies In both Ag and Urban Soli Judging. Top lndlvldull high scorers will also be recognized. • Livestock report BASSETT TABLES! G~~POLm8TOCKYARD8 · SEPT••, 1111 Reg. $139.95 Choice of contemporary light oak Ql traditional rdl pecan · . Medium Frame 1 a 2 Steen: ..... t............................ 111.11·111.11 ' finishtablesets .lncludes coddaiftableand rectangle end lllble. Drawet: end tab~'! available ' at $20.00 upcharge. $89 1110-11161............................ IIUI-111.11 111).110 1... ...........................'lt.-.11 11t-VP ........... ......................111.11-111.11 AEP employees ..... I........................ , .....11.11-11.11 are !'!A\iN..INf. AI'ID Ontt:R RfAt Special Cred•t Offet! MAS N FURNITURE COMPANY o§erta Ban' card Welcome I 2nd Street ' BIWIDS lm)(Jcnoi\Sf •Extended 'I rm,. " RECEIVES bEGREE Patricia L. Nlehm, recently received lhe degree of Doctor of Veterlaary Medicine from , the North Carollaa Sta&e tJnl· veraltY. Prior to atte!lcllnl tbe. folll' yi!U veterinary medlclae program li North Carollaa, llle reeelved a Baebeleir of llllk*•llowa: Sctenoe degree In Zooloo -...1111 ......... ,: ............. o.. U..41.11. from Ohio S&llie Ualvenlt)'. •Idler loiii'O: 11.11-44.11. TH••P: Dr. Patricia Nlebm baa Jolaed ....... ~ ......................... U..II.M. tile Haft of tile ·Calumeat Pip br Rood: 11.11-11.11. Emer..acy Veterinary CIIDic ID Hammoad,· hldlana. 8be wiD reelde ID M-ler, Ind. db ber buba¥ Matt S&er- . jtUTI..AND - The Leading rett BJ!d IOD Bell)amla. N l . Creek Conservancy, District will lathe daufllllel: of Dr. and Mn. meet .Wednesday at 91i.m. at t!le· . office.. · Berau:d Nle!Jin, GalllPelll. lf'llfiORl)~~f , Thek entire 1750,000.00 Inventol)' Is SAUPIICm at ~REDilCJ'IOIII5( •90 D.tys •Add On To Your J\ 111-1111 ... ....................................11 • -VP .................................11.11-11.11 llololelollie ... ...t B.U.: _ .........................................11 BulellerCowo: Vlllllle.o IUI-18.91; Coooer{Caller n.ll«.ll; u,.... welpt low .....e cows 41••tlowa; ·Belfeutte up to M.ll. BuldlerlaD: · \Jtllhlet tl.lt-II.D•; ·Caaaer/Cutter . 11.-.lll. ' ~eal Calvu: Cbotoe/prlme II.Dt-IU.Q; Modlam 111.11-N.II. ' ,llprlo,... Cowo: 410.11-'111.11; Cow/Coli COlis. "'-11-ftl.ll; Baby Cllh• lll.tf. (!~. 185, TM'. Hf'J\DUN!t 1> , 773-5592 ..... u-z..loy •Zenith Mason, WV ·' Consen;ancy meeting ·~~~ SALEHOURS: 9 A.M. 'TIL 1 P.M. SATURDA.YI I , I ' ' The Conservation Poster Contest County Winners will be awarded their prizes and the top county ahd school posters will be , displayed. The District Affiliate Members will be recognized. Their contributions are very Important to the district because these quality for state matching funds and bring additional funds back Into the county. Banquet tickets are $5.00 and are available at the Extension SerVIce on Eastern Ave., the Gallla SWCD office at 529 Jackson Pike, Spring Valley Plaza, and from the Board Supervisors Mike Hughes, Lawrence Burdell, Buz Mills, Paul Duncan or Reb Massie. Reservations need to be · made by October 26. Medium Frame 1 A :t Belltn: . . . . . I ..... ,........................ 71.11-11.11 ASADVfRTl l'ff.WS, CBS NJUIONA' I Board volume totaled 824;934,860 workers, the Labor Department sltares, ' qompared Wltb said. · 857,508,870 a week earner and · Construction employment fell 855,366,370 shares a year ago. for a fourth straight month, and One respected analyst said the picture In the services wrangllllg over the budget re- Industry failed to 'Improve. The placed the Mideast crisis In numbeNif new Jobs created also traders' minds as the primary slowed for the third consecutive Influence driving market month. . Despite the Dow's weekly gain, activity. "But the budget accord Isn't another analyst was I'IOt of the going to help the economy any, no opinion that a turnaround In the matter what It Is,' ~ said Jeff equities market was af hand. "Things haven't r,ally Kaminsky, head of lnstltutl.ona! changed," said RickY Harringsales trading at Mabon, Nugent& ton, director ollnves tment itoDo/ · Co. · ·At the same time, analysts an!l asset ~r~anagement aat Marsa:ld, traders continue to at tach lon Bass Securities In Charlotte, N.C. Importance to a budget accord "We're stlll In a bear market because Federal Reserve Chairman ~an Greenspan has said after a few days ot swinging (In that If a "credible" plan Is the Dow) between 2450 and 261M), adopted It could hasten an easing and the two big negatives are still of Federal Reserve policy, mean- the Mideast and the ~nomy ." The market ended the week on Ing a cut In Interest rates. That an uncertain note, since develop- · ·could event11ally mean help for ments on the budget front as of the feeble domestic economy, the market's close Friday hid they said. President Bush refusing to sign The most Important economic . another stopgap funding bill to news of the week came In keep the goverrtment operatllli Flrlday's report on Septemljer past midnight f'rlday .arid urging employment. The U.S. civilian passage of a budget agreement unemployment rate jumped to by that time. 5. 7 percent last ' month - the Bush and congressional leadhighest In more than two yearsers launched a frenzied drive to as factories laid orr more come up with a substitute plan. Holzer Medical Center notified of continuing accreditation by JCAHO porch swings as well as specialIty Items Phillips says that many of his creations will be out of solid oak and that he plans to cater to c.o ntractors . of housing 'developments. The new store will be 'open five GALLIPOLIS - The Holze~ days a week, Tues~ay through ' Medical Center has been notified' · Saturday, 10 a.m to/6 p.m. Tlie of Its continuing accreditation by phone number Is 992-5496. the Joint Commission on AccredItation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) for the maximum three year. period, until July 1993, as a result of the survey held at the Hospital on July 20· and 23, '~roi'if ol'AShland;' and-'tlle Brad: --'U.e secoixl year at the festival. ford Border Collies will be back, Cutting l!orses Is a ranchas well, demon$tr,atlng the conoriented sport that originated In trol herd dogs can have. over Texas. The rider guides the horse barnyard animals. Into a her of cattle and "cuts" or "There are several cra{tspeoseparates a cow from the herd. .pie who have been with the Bob He or she must block the Evans Farm Festival since It · animal's attempts to rejo!J1 the started In 1971," said Dan Evans, · herd. Vlsltors may see Evans' chief executive officer and chairhorses at 10 a .m. on Friday, man of t)le board of Bob Evans Saturday and Sunday, and 2 p.m. Farms, Inc. "Theyhave·watched on Saturday and Sunday. this festival grow from a small · Admission to the Farm Festlcommunltyeventtoaneventthat valls $4 per car, and primitive ·now hosts 125 craftspeople ~nd camping Is available for the demonstrators and . more than entire weekend for $15. Campers 40,000 visitors." who arrive after 3 p.m. on Evans will demonstrate his Saturday will be charged $10. award-winning cutting horses for By Constance S. White Reg. '229.95 Nice sizerecliner forthe whole family.Rolf arm-ruhed back styfe. Choice of colors. October 7, 1990 . 1990. In making the announcement, Charles I. Adkins, Jr., President and Chief Executive Officer of the Hospital said, "Notl!lcatlon of our continuing accreditation by the Joint Commission for the maximum three year period, reflects the skill, hard work, team effort and support or every person In the Holzer Medical Center Famlly ... the medical staff, the hospital staff, the bQ'ard of trustees and the volunteers ... In fact, everyone Involved In ihe day-to-day operation of the Hospital. "It signifies our commitment to providing the best possible care and service, and demonstrates, for all to see, the success of our efforts. My message to f,!Veryone Is 'Congratulations and thank you for a good )Qb! •, all for the benefit of our patients." Accreditation means that the Holzer Medica• Center voluntar· lly ask.ed to ·be evaluated by JCAHO, an outside, Independent organization of health' care professionals for compliance with national standards set by ihe Hospital's peers. 46th.annual' Gallia ·s&WCD Nov. I at Buckeye Hills· Career Center BASSETT 3PIECE LIVING ROOM! CHAIR! ' By JANICE K~L UPJ Business Writer NEW YORK - Stocks gained ground last week, breaking a ·string of three weekly losses, on optimism that legislation to cut the fede~al budget deficit would .become law despite the House's surprise defeat early Friday of the first draft of a compromise accord that took months to draw up. On Friday, the blue-chip Dow Industrials . even · managed to shake off an early plunge (led to the failure of the first bid to get a deficit- cutting plan through Congress. Hopes that a new pact . would be forged aver the weekend brought the Dow back fr.om · a GO·polnt loss. The Dow Jones lndu's trlalaverage lost 6.19 Friday to end the week at 2510.64 but gained 58.16 for the week, a 2.3 percent advance. Among broader market Indexes, Standard & Poor's 500stock Index rose 5.45 to end the week at 311.50 and the New York Stock Exchange composite Index added 2.85 to close the week at 170.70. ~dvances led declines 1,140·79~ among the 2,159 NYSE Issues traded this week. Weekly Big Bob Evans Farm , Festival to celebrate 20th ~iversary· :11: • Open a new Rll£. . POMEROY - Larry Phillips, a woodworker for many years, Is turning his hobby Into a business. Saturday, October 13, he will open Larry's Woodworking Shop at 222 East Main St. In Pomeroy. He will be selling alfl'IOSt "anything and everything'' made out of wood, and w111 be emphasiZing "quality at a f~lr prke." The new store will ,feature a sales and'. display area In the Reg. 11299.00 ' MASON'll COMI. 773 2nd Stree 7 STORE CLOSED UNTIL 9 A.M. SATURDAY ,..,TO RIDUCE !'RICES AND rREI'ARE FOR -;). THIS SI'ECTACULAR I·DAY SALE! <t Creatnt On.,' $499 . BASSETT SFfCIALI ; 9 Woodworking Shop, located on Main st., In Pomeroy. The store will opan on Saturday. NEW WOODWORKING SHOP - Larry PhDUps here displays a bread box, one of numerous Items he will be selling at his new store, Larry's ' . D- I Stocks show gain on ,. hopes for budget pact • In •·eklmuion 'of88 y•ars of service to four generati<ms of American homemakers, Bassett Fumitura lndu.:rtrie s sets aside a single day (Suturda:v, Octuber ·6, 1990) to c oordinate their biggest fa ctory spon~or~~d· r~atio nw'ide sale ever.' It's at select p articiPating s.t ores. in.citWs and towns <Jctoss Americo.{You 'll shop everythi~tg· ... <JOt just Bassett ' prorfucts .. . btit everything clearly tagged at sale prices! · '• reCognized Those standards ·represent the best thinking about <!Uallty In health care In the ·country. Contbiulng accreditation f.o r the maximum three year period means that the Holzer Medkal Center has been evaluated for compliance with those standards and met them succeafuUy. The three surveyors wbo came to the Hospital for two days In July Included an administrator, physician, and registered nurse with considerable experience In hospitals. · As Adkins points out, "The surveyorS consulted with our professional and administrative . staffs and reviewed virtually every area of our operation. They sent a report of our survey to the Joint Commission for an accreditation decision, . and . subsequently, the JCAHO awarded us the continuing accreditation." Adkins added, ."The quality of care we render Is Important to our patients and their families . It's Important to us, too. That's why we volunteered to · seekaccreditation. We want to assure· the , total community of our continuing commitment to qual· lty In giving the. best possible care and services we can provide." Brigs retires from OVEC post SHARES NEWS OF CONTINUING ACCREDITATION Charles I. AdkiDS, Jr., (1), President'and Cblef Exeeutlve Offtcer of the Holzer Medical Center, 1hare11 the 10011 aew1 ol the Hospital' I continuing maximum three year JCAHO ~~ecredltatlon wUh Oscar W. Clarke, M.D. ·( c), President of the Hospital'• Medical Staff, and Thomas-E. Tope (r), Chairman of tbe Bobier Hospital Foundation. FFA, soil and land judging· contest winners announced By Constance S. White GALLIPOLIS - The annual ALBANY ·- The following FFA Soil Judging Con1est was employees ot American Electriheld this past Tuesday at Tycoon cal Power w,ere recently recogLake In Raccoon Township. nized for their years of service at The Hannan Trace FFA Team Southern Ohio Coal Company's captured both the Agriculture Meigs division. For 15 years service: Carl H. and Urban Team Top Honors. · The Agriculture 'ream Bonecutter, trackman at the members are David Spurlock, Meigs No. 31 mine. Bonecutter Jason Butler, Bryan Brumfield, resides In Gallipolis with his with a tie for fourth position wife, Kathryn, son Steven, and Travis Martin, and Allan Queen. daughters Melissa and CassanThe Urban Team members are dra; Dennis Edmls ton, root David Spurlock, Jason Butler, bolter at the Meigs No. 2 mine. Edmiston resides In Dexter with Shane Wells, and Ja:son Northup. Top Individual Agriculture howife, Genleva, and sons Dennis nors · go to David Spurlock-lst and PhUllp. place with a score of 370, Jason For five 'years service: Phillip · Butler-2nct place with a score of )!: . Hawk, stores attenclent at the . 360 and Bryan Brumfleld·3rd Meigs No. 31 mine. Hawk resides ' In VInton and has two chUdren, place with a score of 352. Top lndlvldual .Urban honors Melissa and Travis. go to David Spurlock-lst place CHE,SHIRE - ~orman H. Tarr, Plant Manager at the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Plant announced the retirement on October 1, 199!), of Dayton L. Briggs. Brtgp joined OVEC In 1969 as a laborer In the labor/janitor department. In 1971 he transferred to the operation& department as a utilIty operator. The following year he wu promoted to auxu lary equipment operator and In 1976, to equipment operator. In 1981 he was promoted to unit supervisor. Briggs, a native of Jackson, served In tbe U.S. Army from 1945 to 1947 and from 191!0 to 1955. He Ia a member of the VFW Pott 4464 and the American Legion Poat r7. He and 1111 wife, Marian, estde at Rt. 4, GallipOlis. with a score of 466, Jason Butler-2nd with a score of 456, and Shane Wells-3rd place tie with Chad Pope of GAHS with scores of 453. The teams and top scoring Individuals will be presented their awards at the Gallla SWCD. Annual Banquet on November 1st at Buckeye Hills Career Center In Rio Grande. The four Individuals whO do a lot for the FFA program In the schools In Gallla County are Tom Pope, . Hannan Trace; Jim · Walker, Southwestern; Tim Massie, Gallla Academy and new this yetll' ts Bllf Holcomb, North Gallla. The dlstrlcl competition will be held tuesday, Oct. 9)h. We wllh ihese teams fl'IUCh SUCCeiB at the District level. •o' ; ' • • .. ' �. •• - " \. ·. ,_, • 0 . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-P~int Pleasarit, W.Va. October 7, 1990 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . 8 PubliC Sale & Auction Rick Peoroon Auction Comptny now booltlng ouctlona, ••· tho cllloronco. L - mokN 011!!._ ~ontucky, Woat Vlrglnla, 304-m-51'15. ·-nco • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 9 Wanted to Buy Public Notice PubliC Notice IHIIIIFF'I SALE OF PERl . ~oflloHIIIII­ Main St.. Columbia, .B.C. 'ddlntlno.Co. Avorege No. Cop_. Eoch SONAL PIIOPEIITY 21221. - - or Oon.al ....._ Till ITATE OF OHIO. GAL· ~of tho P.ll hu 82& I. P - holdlno In ,..,. During -clng 12 . : UACOUNTY n.d A"'-. G II !Ia Ohio. _ o f , ~flll-ln- Montha: IAIIIAIIA A. WATSON 10. r-tlnd -ofCir011111 County 4111131: '111 dollllillh- TM ChaM - . . VI · Court St. Pouuuv. Ohio. - . Alina Ufo lnu- ...-_ Molgo County, 41788. . lOllY G. WATSON A. Total No. Caploo Printed: . . . Co., Cat• I Clli:UI 0. . 'CAIE NO ... CL 347 . I. P. II '*· llok-t L. ·Win- -Ufolna.. ThE..,IIIbleUfo 13.100. Ec-·= ~n_..e.to ...... of 111!11- ~¥-•. Ohio 41771. Com· Mo!laDin8 E - . - Ji., 1'hin:l Aw.. dr'IJ IIIII. - . Caut! dl· .an Ohio 411131 . -toiMinthe•--.lwtllOhio v~- Pullliol*lg Co.. ....... 8t Publ"' Auction, It 111 Court St., Poon•or. tho D.A.V. luldlng looltld Ohio. Muldmllllla Inc.. 301 8. In tc.wuao. Ohio, on Frldoy, Mlirt St.. P. 0. Boll 1188. .Octoblr 1I. 1110. It 7 p.m. Olw: ...... B. C. 28102. 7. lllocloholdan -""!! 1 All houllhold peg ouch •fur.nllure, ....,..,... ond J)IICAnt or mor. of 10411.,..._ ....,.._,. Menl!l ·w11 be ou-tdlnll: c- • Co., c/o . Tho ~y . Truot Co.. P. TM helM moy be In- 0 . . Boll 20, -~~~ Or~ ; lid It tho D.A.V. Buill- Ito .. N.Y.. N.Y. 10274: Phi· .... - (21 houro -··the lp J . DonahUe. U/Ac/ o PhilIp Rootbeog. C9., Sullo 100, . . blglna. - fnlm !he - ....... 2110 • . w..... Dr.,~­ "· 80108: Merion L. H -. P. c;::ls~...!,uh County lherlft Dotoblrl. 7. 14 ~ Publl.c Notice STATEMENT OF OWNEIIIHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIIICULATION 1 . TMIIi ot Publ-n: Tho s.-..n.....-iai.Pub- , No. 121-1100. 2. Dell October 1, o. a... 1~. or-wood. s . C. 28148: I I - A. J..a.y, Jr.. 111 lngleoek Ln.. Or-· - · S.C. ZIHI11: Dorothy P. II•-• • A.F. B"""'"i, T - U- Wll '11 Roger c. , llodtlngham lid.. Orotnvllli, S.C. 211107: 0... vlliviL ......,201C"-,_, lid.• S.C. 2ieol: F. Burv-i. lndlvlduelly. a,.,.... • • co-IN- und• ... w11 B.H. Poooo •. Jr., end II e co-trult• undlr tho will of Roger PIICI, 308 Welt 1110. Foria lid .. G...nvilo, S.C. ;a; ,.._~ of ' IIIUI: 28101: Tho Equiloblo Life ·;; ' \': A. No. of .- .... Pub- Aaauronca Socl~ of the u. ··• illiadA........,I2. . · .,.,. Annuli SubiCrlptlon S.. 787 Sav1r1th Avo .. New York, N. Y. 10019: Sandlor !&tao: 131.40 • v-. Aoeoclltoo, 5Mdlor Caphol ....'1., Laden of Known Office Manolll!ment 1114 A-u• ell'PIt' ' ...,., 1211 n.d A.... of tho Amorlcot. Now York, 4& I Ohio, 0 6 County N. Y. 10031, Tho South .uGI: 111 Court St.. Poll> ' Cero!lno Notlonol Bonk, 11 ~~· . Molgo Caunty. TrultMor C o-. Trut111. 1 ~•21 fill,.,.., 2 of : !.EE, WHO PASSED AWAY OCTOBER 7, 1987. COMFORTING. WORDS. ~:: -.!; "But I would not · (1 The solonian. 4:13-18) han ~u to be· ianonmt, bre- ::ttlren, concemin1 them which are asleep, that ye : iorrow not. Mn as others which have no hope. ~ • For if WI believe that Jesll$ died, and rose apin, · fMn so them also which sleep In Jesus will God brine ~,IIHII him. s.. lOS Ufo .......... U. Co.. John H - M11u11 Ufo lnatiWICI Co.. u hullllt8 Mutuol Ufo .. Co., Morlll!n·Ouorenty Truot Co. of N. Y.. NeW YOflt Life In· ouronca Co., The North-· torn Mutuol Llfw lnoulonco Co., tho Prudlntllil lnou .. ince co. of America, Teach· ~ .v and C.rt••· Street Vendors lltl•, camar H•- not.. Strell, LAal: One VO""SI whhe rn1111 cat, ana .-n 1)'11, one blu. .,.,LIn ·Rodney, 114w24J.5081 aner lp.m. , w Or d ~ st i"nnle w or d ~ . ...,..... ...,. ...,. IUif JN:XYIJ'i -. ......... - -.....• .. . All 7111 Dlff.erent Pick It Up .... IQJ.711 ~. .,HI + AKQJIU . 'W8V818n thS . Q '• .Ill a,-1-, Yoloorallle: NeitiMr Dotlor: l!oolll 11 " abaol,..t, vi~l. wheil I part· nm111p aeto IIIYOIYOd toleld-dlri<una doaWoa and .tt~......c:. ~-·II •,...•·=-=1 · ~".; ,. 1111~... '111111 ...., -~~~~ - . 1 potatoal-..1. ftolloollllliiii~~. :::;?,.it -IID,ID_.:_ .... • uti THI CL.Aitlfi.DI TODAY •lilT• •• ••AD ... ' p,. .. ... ,.. DbL winter cta~h•. Yard Site, LHn Baden ADIId, 2 · pup. Stewart 4 u.t.-.. .......... IIC.'a,. : ~ ...... ~ .... ~Bitre_ _ _ _ _ .... llo ........... .................... . lall............ tMit ... . . . . ... dlacuiiHnmp.... ·--1· ., ftO dlfe.t, IC!'Cftlllp~-~~-;:~~:.~~:; · Wat now du.IJ led the elllb deuee, IOOI'III·beol. Eul rolled. It II .,.._ llinlf tne IIIII tile load af tile .,._ h~ ---talmlllal-- 2 In Memory 1 card Df Thanks love you and you. Dt•&ltllr. Sandra, lflndchlldlln Jodi& Todd We wish to express our thana to our relatives and friends lor cards 111d flowers and the kindness shown at tilt death our husband, ' lither, aran.d· lather, £iri<Su11merfield. Special thana to Rr~. Glorp Hom•. Ewina Fu111111 Home. St llaul llett!odlst Cllutdllor food. Pearl, Raa.r• .Sherman & family. Tha Giveaway ... Circle! P.O. Sox 1114 Mkldlopon, Ohio 45710. Eam . _ 11r tho W1fk. Join tho numiMira to demonatllle "Chriii.....Around-Tht-Workl". Jutt-Dtcember. l.al¥11 nama, eddrNI, end phonl nu- on FLEA MARKET ·ltegt full ot yord Nil Items, phone 304.e75-5247 aflar .5 p.m. WHk old Btlgll puppy, phona 304-773-5302. card Df Thanks 2 call to glvuway, 'all Ire dec/awed In lront pan, 1 malu, neuter:ed,· & 1 tamala. 614-446-11715. , ; . . - - - - - - - - ,'1 4 trH a wMII Old groy kfttonoto The fa*')IIY of Ka- • good homo. For.morolnlormotie Racer wish to lion callet4-VN·72t2. I wHk aid k/ttana to good t h• nk a II t h• vo Iun- homo, 3 yallow, 1 groy, 614-448o tears of tha Galli- 4313. · polis Sr. Citizen• for AduH whNo tamalo cot, Indoor thalr invaluable as- pet, ••rr ottecllonota, ond good wHh children, 114-448-2393. siltance during her Black Mothor cat, • 2 klltono, .100th -birthday eel- colico'a, ooutltpaw, boti tralnld. &14-446-7885 oftor &p.m. FrM milk Juga. 1)41112-11111. 367-7120. ,_--- Tim• 9 l.M.·2 P.M. Mon.-Frl I'll. f614) 379-2142 ""' -Stil ..... .. Tht Nul- Uv.lhet you To Southetitwo High School 2, Pa!rlet, Ohio 45651 tMdback 11 much as they need YOUf CAPIIICOIIN IO.C. 22·Jen. 111 One ol Input.' cognllant ot Slgnmeant details that others rMy overloolt , It pays tn be obler4nl. AOUAIIttUI (J-. comrortable today and have a more ,enfoyabll Urrie if you usoclate ·wtlh people wttqse poftllcll lind rell · gk)ut, vllwl •• WI tuft~ with yOurs. · , .,..ICII (Fill. 21 • • 101 You hive a unique lewlt~ today for being able to rerret oullniOrmttlon others are !'eluc· bOundl. U.t (Mircti21·Aprtl11) Pvtnetahtp Mandar-Frldar APPOINTMENTS NOW BEiNG ACCEPTED Shepherd F•ther·AKC Golden 675-7500 Sltuattonl 1re ta¥0fed today and there poaibMIIy you may be ln'IC)jved In II I M'ltfiiiUCh wrangemente lor dltlerent purpose~ . They lllttoutd work out welt . TAUIIUI ( - 350 (harlotte Ave. . Oak Hill, Ohio .,. "NEIGHBORS CARING FOR NEIGHBORS" 10-11oJ 10) "A penny , HWed ... PII"'"Y Nmld'' IS Ngl edvk:e lor you to tallow today. CUI corners whll'ever ~. beatuH small mentlt In PfOYidlng you wUh construe· tlvt lnt.lgttla tor retotwing cr1tlcaltuues ni ·REALTY one you've been an~tlous 10 eontiCI, !?UI hlwt been unablfl to do so In the past week . ftnn of commurdcatlon eoutd be opened today If 'f'OU 're prepared to 446 2174 • MARY. FLOYD, REALTORHOMES, FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 make 1 concerted effort. 446 3636~· VIIGO (Aut. D-'-l. :Ill Don't be dis~ couragect today 11 your achievements • . · do no1 maaiUre up to your elllpectaUont. The 1111p011anl thing 11 11\11 you . ~ TM ytHU ahead 5hould !'>('a Mpny one socially owlnq l o 11 rie.t! in st:tlu!l "",,, ID nnl only wflg( )'OU"Rre, buf whO ¥0U k now . There's nothing quite like a winning feeling - and we're feeling it at Pillsbury. Major '. expansion efforts to meet customer demands for our quality products arc taking place. Pillsbury wants you to be a part of our winning team - and share our growth! . . ~ou ••• popul•"''·' '"" wUI LIIIIIA ~Bipl. JJ·Oet. 231 ll you are · ••••"Iii" ood "'"' people '" ,.... d'"""•' wilt. others whn tod ~y . you ' ll~ tnvolvert wm wll h etnuil'lte vow bf! . havtor, Honnty breeds good will anrt auttPSS. M.=.tor changes <~re aheltd tm Libra in the cnm!n~nTar ~rnd for your Aelro-Graph prediclions today Mail St.2!> to A'\tro-Gr&ph . ,.,,o this rM!w !lpa- . -- If you have iriilialive, problem-solving skllis and enjoy varieiy , get i~ the winn~r · s circle at Pillsbury- a great company for the best people! You'll help us implement a multi-sk~led team environment and have the opportunity to demonstr:lle fOur personal strengths, loo. This newly expanded, multimillion dollar facility is being significantly upgraded and designed with the well-being of our employees in mind. '--- -- '"~ ~~)til\()~ Pillsbury, the largest employer in the Wellston area, apprcci.ates the support of our community - you helped us become an Industry leaderlln return, we offer growth-oriemcd opportunities that provide competitive wages and benefits as well as a future of gro~th that you can really gel involved in! For immediate consideration, apply in person at the follow: ing location or cali'286-2SI8. If you previously applied and were not hired, we invite you to apply again. Equal Opportunity Employer MIFN/H . ,lllsbury (Old Jackson ,lant) IOQ E:ut Broadway Jackson, OH 0640 . ( ..' ·~· ClfESHiR£- VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM AT AVERY AT. TRACTIVE PRICE. $36,500. KITCHEN EQUIPPED WITH RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR. CARPORT LARGE LEVEL FENCED LAWN. READY TO MOVE IN AND 'ENJOY! ' 1016 SECOND AVENUE IS STILL ON THE MARKET AT $28,000. THIS IS THE BEST BUY WE HAVE SEEN IN YEARS. 3 BEDROOMS. DINING ROOM, NICE SIZE LIVING ROOM. WE ADVERTISED THIS PROPERTY AT THIS NEW LOW PRICE LAST WEEK. IF YOU MISSED OUR AD THEN YOU BETTER CALL FAST. THIS ONE IS SURE TO SELL SOON AT THIS PRICE! . " . swt> In "'~'" Yr'l111 mr11 - . ~~i.Ao (0c1. 24 ·Hcll'. 221 Yom rMtn · ' • rlal ispecls look ver~ encnumgu1g ror . ~au today and largo gafn"' ~~ e likely . ln fact. you might 8V('Il incur ~ (lOll' rPSit1u al benefits tttanl pay ou 111 a la U!r rtme . IAGITtARtUI. (Hov._ 23·Dtc. 21) ThtnQs .,.ou do 0" your own lodny mnv ylel<in..,. ,...,, benolil,,l•o""'" , you it • twn • 1 m" 1 ~ 1 co.rld do .e~trernP.I.,. wen ed partnership arrRn{J('mrnt!l. CAPAICONN (Dtc. 22·J•n·"'f You· will btt luckier today 11 ynu try 10 rtn l'lt got IOl' (]\hers what ~ou wt~nt In• yr'l~~· ~'ltl . • SU,ER, SUPER BUY! WE HAVE A HOME WITH NICE LEVEL LOT FOR ONLY $15,000. BETTER CALL SOON' ·FIVE STAR HOME - TWO STORY REDWOOD STRUCTURE. QUALITY AND BEAUTY THROUGHOUT. 9 ROOMS, 4 BEbROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM OFF MITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR PLUS RECREATION ROOM OPENING ONTO DECK ON SECOND FLOOR. FORMAL DINING RODM,LIVING ROOM HAS FIREPlACE, SPINDLED STAIRWAY IN FOYER, 2 CAR ATTACHED~RAGE,3T04 ACRESITEWILL BE SURVEYED WHEN SOLD. HOME IS COMPLETELY SUR· ROUNDED BY TALL PINES AND OTHER TREES. ONLY 10 MILES FROM CITY. FIRST TIME OFFERED. $125.000. Obfecii~PS are achle~t'!d hy tr.111lnL'1 nn the arms of peop~ ~oo hrl~ . . AQUA...UI «J•· 20-Feb. ttl Don't be alrald to reque!lt liPflclRI IRvors from trter1rts today If you know fn )'Our own **"'*"' INVESTMENT PROPERTY $37,500 TWO BEDROOM RANCH WITH EQUIPPED KITCHEN. BASEMENT, NICE FRONT PORCH. ALSO SEPARATE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. OVER AN ACRE LOT. APPROX. 5 MILES FROM CITY. 4410t-3428. AP " 8\\'!i INTEREST: OWNERS Will HOLD FIRST MORTGAGE AT 8~% INrEREST WITH $5,000 DOWN PAYMENT. UP TO 30 YEAR TERM. MONTHLY PAYMENTS BASED ON TERM DR MORTGAGE. 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH 1~ BATHS. FAMILY ROOM W/FIREPLACE. CARPORT, APPROX. 3 ACRES. LAND . TO BE SURVEYED BEfORE CLOSING. $55,000. IFYOU UKE PttiVACY TAKE ALOOKATTHIS HOME: 3.3AC. HAS LOTS OF TREES. 3BEDROOMS. 2BATHS, FAMILY ROOM w/FIREPLACE, 2 CAR GARAGE, CITY SCHOOLS. NICE! $72,000. per. P 0 . BoJI 9t428. Cit'!YP.Irmd . Ott ·' BRICK RANCH- 3 BEDROOMS, 2\1 B~THS , NICE EN LIVING/DINING KITCHEN AREA WITH FIREPLACE. ATTACHED GARAGE, DECK, NICE LEVEL LAWN W/GARDEN AREA. LOCATED ON O.J. WHITE ROAD. $66,000 • • Pizza and Frozen Vegetable Processing • develop from step No. 3 belo.w. )()~l " " BLACKBURN REALTY CII11RID yM'I 1M with w •• -Ia Real Eatate General Real Estate General Real Estate General .ONaa SIGII 011 IIOIIUS IIIKtm Clll ami h ""'· liootly I ..... ml4ol• , .... ....., .., ..... ..... RANNY BLACKBURN . ......., ............. flltwl. ....... I _ , _ I I ,...,.._..... ,.,. , ...... '" r.in-tloo · 0..•.,•ifi· - •t"'II B OKER • 446-0008 • Plnaertt1 Cart (enter AN•tll' ~k• .._.., C..t• 171ft- Dml --45611 f'141 4U-711i · ..... ATRACTIVE HOME JUSniiiUT£S TO TOWN - Very nice home located ·at the edge oj town offers LR, k~chen, bath. 2 BRs, gas heat, car· port and covered palio, trailer pad on property. 1.33 acres. more or less. Very nice s1arter home and priced righl • REDUCED TO $49.900 TRI-LEVEL HOME LOCATED ON RT. 160 offers J'BRs, Ill baths, LR, kitchen, family rm., lwo decks. attached Established company, benefits and 'good pay. Send Reaume To: HVAC. P.O. Box 806 Jackson, Oh. 45640 ARE YOU READY TO MOVE TO TOWN? Come look af this home located in a very nice, quiet neighborhood. llvi~g room w~h gas lireplace, .k~chen , large laundry rm., balh. lwo mce srze bedrooms. latge screened back porch thai you · will enjoy. attached and fenced NICE HOME LOCATED ALONG OHIO RIVER$39,900, 4 BRs, bath. LR, kitchen, carpel, oil hea~ 2 car delached garage, utility buildin& large lawn and nice view . are moving In the right dlrecUon, even It lor PRODUCTION/MAINTE.NANCE WORKERS vo~o~ II' I only • step at •lime. Oct. I , tt90 Piiisbury is approaching and seizing a new era of vitality. We're implementing progressive work practices that will make employee involvement, teamwork al)d winning come full circle - again and again! the chuckle quot"" , tMI!Ir •fll fil.. ailthow EXPERIENCED . HEATING-COOLING INSTALLER NEEDED can. 21.JufJ 221 Your Intu- to vow ..tlsfactlon. LIO (.....,. 11-Aual. 22) It there .. soma- • WANTED Ition, 11 well as your Iogie. are both quite keen today. 'Each wfll be lnstr u- · . asked by fill ing in the missing words Established company, benefits and good pay. Send ·Reaume To: HVAC. P.O. Box B06 Jackson, Oh. 45640 Image rather lhan detract from.11. · l EXPERIENCED HEAT.ING-COOLING·REFRIGERAnoN SERVICE TECHNICIAN NEEDED peers. Fortunately. yuu'H give an account Of yoorNH that witt enhance your CANCIR ~Av ,.. 1 I .1 I li . IR I~ XI·I IL II 'Ie Co'!ipiere 1 AVAILABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT WANTED amounll eoule:t'add up to 1 hlll'f' total. 01. . . (...,. 11..,.._ ~~ LhUa things tlk• on IPIClal llgnlflcanc. today and Utll II how )'OU wll be Judged by your Real Estate General . I I IIJO'f1 IIOIASID WAGE SCAli TOP I!OIW fOI YOU llol - - Phyticiane Weight loA Centers would . like to DfV&Iop the GIIHpoli~t-Point Plea18nt· . .., area with one of their Franchiael in your . , town. Be a part of 1 profeuional fait pece · • busineu, let us award you the exclusive · 'l: rights to develop thia area. Currently we ·, ;:.: have over 400 centen nationwide. end ere looking for that person or peraons to open up this area and represent our profea· ·, ;. sional weight loes buainass. ·. ' · Since our Inception, over one million " ··. people have visited our centers for weigh~ . ,. loss consulations. Now YOU can provide •. ! thia prqfeuional service to the Gallipolis 1 •• market area . With our direction ~md ai.tp· ~ ~· pon you can contribute to the health, hap· _. 1. pineu and well being of thouaands _of peo· pie, Including youraalf. , For more 'Information abou1 one of the fastest growing franchise networks in the United State• today. please contect Bob Bu,rroughs, 45 Carriege lane. Huntington, wv. 25705. Two young girls me'to L.--'.L-l.._1.:.--· .l.-l..--'- buy one ollhe rocks they had ~------- piled in a wagon. Thinking they '. ...,::S~U;:.;...: . N.;....:O~F...:I:,.,..,·,..II were trying to earn their own 9 0 money I purchased a lew. l 'See,' announced one little ~:::::::::::::~ girl, 'people will--- ........ ,. I ... . .. .~ -:::::::~~~~=::..!.:========~ t · 20-F.et. 11) You'll be tant to revelfl. HO'MWflf. It's belt to keep your curlotlly within reasonable 3677. Pupplea, mothtr-AKC· Garman ., 1"!'1:. . -~"iiiiiMt ce~Mrt IAntY TIIOINTON II 16141 446-7111, • t.r-4ywdott• ofap,tk• tiH/rtl_., • just " • il .e: EARN , MONEY lyplng, . wordproceal"", ~nonll eom· uti A h ·~ pU11n~DnW. ull ar pt. lim•. $35, • Income potenllal. (1) 805-887 Et. 1·10181. mort OFICE HOURS 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Refrigtrator to glvuway, 114445-0'511. to yourll!lf Uta! which -...n-8151. contagiOus llfeel on frktndtiOday. This is ¥tfy Important. becauH you need the SP'cializing in general mtdicine, Dr. WHiiams will be continuing the practice es.tablisllld by Louis J. Jindra, M.D. Rotriovor 304-1175-'IH1. rn: OAK HIU COI'M'IUNITY MEDICAL CENTER Part Baaglll puppin, 304482· - 11 tdd to you n contldence IOda.,, etpe- Uv.ln lltl•r; over 18; one child clllty If you hll'le given .VOUf WOrd th11t okay; 'up 10 $8251month. Relocayou won't bfeatMit to I aoul, IJon to ..,_,.,..,... u-·--· wU• ..___ .. lei. IAGITTAJIIIU8 (Mow. n.o.t. 211 Your ,.__,.... enthvtlaam and optimism will h11ve a 713-781-2310. · • Tht opening of on office at bury. 514-1112·!1071. I . I B I N L My I :I' 1· Ia .......L ICON'IOfOct.. . . -. 11)1111_.•· MEDI"TELY, 304-7S7-27S70R 1· tiM t&IIOM you 're apt to t 1 re better than most today Is be(;auso you'll be Kltlene to dive awey In Bract. 11,1 conll-.uon, plu•• aub- JOBS. Ubr•. lrelt yoursefl' to 1 birthday gHt. CIA, US Cuetom•, DEA. etc. s.nd tor your Altro-Grlph precltdlonl Now Hlrtng. Ultlngl. t1) IDIto< ""' lhold by molltno rus •• 111'11000 Eit. K·101H. Aslro-Gteph, eto rtlil newapaper, P.O: Bo.tt428.c-ond,OH4<10\-"2e. UCENSED AGENTS. A & H Bo ,... to otato rourzodiK olgn. AGENTs NEEDED 111- October 15, 1990 . ~ =====:.::...--= FED, ANNOUNCES Gentle klttena to glvuw1y, 11.4- TIA te • recelv. conflden: t h h - - cd onw•o rou tod"Y. INTELLIGENCE THOMAS l WILLIAMS; M.D. . To S131·WV/iaS FRANCH~E HYPICS 11.. $1110 ASSISTAIIn lawor of IUCQeU. mit a rw•ume Including •lary .._.,...... lloOct. IS) Vou '" doll· hlllory to: Cia 4117, ell GonlpotiO nltlly In tM thought• of 1 valued trlend DallY Trlbu~ 1 825 Third AlfWiue, wM ,.. .,n, rllkfls 11 1 contkterable GalllpoU•, ~ 41831. clltlftOI trom you. Thera t1 1 potll)illt'f' lltor Hulling on H HuH• Odoittr 15 fo Naw..bor I II. .,. 1 ph.ll. I II aookk••rlnglacco uritlng, rotated NOll a'! J.3NfJ'VW • I I" I I minimum ol an Aeaoc~~~C• nuralng or A18WIN atSJ.Hd .21 Business . _ _ _ _....;;o.:;,ppo:;..;.;.rt.;,;u;;.;n;,;:ltY:....._..;....._....._-:1.. r . Schools & . , Instruction Hotot/moto monogomont, INDUSTRIAL NURSE alrllnttlravet, nui'IM aldt, trac· lllnulaclurlng laciiHy In Gal- tor 11'111., training, reel· tlpot'""'olnt l'-nl hll en dentlhDrM .tucty. Fln.ncill •ld -lng lor a nureo with u- anllabl• If qualf,led. Placement perienoe In an lndutrfal en- aalllan~. Cowrty Schoolt lowonmont. In adciHion to ln- 'CII ottlce, 2307 C.mdln Ave, . du.trlal nursing Mlpon- Parbreburg, WV. 1..90o..848llbltNioo, diOiol lnclucll: 111- 1411. All progr1m1 compllttd Imlnlstl'lltlve and ciMcal ·reaponolbiiNI-, lor gooup ln- I monthl. eurance, workera cot'f'ltM"Ntlon end Q!IHA IICOnl kMplrig. Thl 11 Help wanted qualified candldltil n"!uaf fKI8" be or ~ value to you, They will be ltMI! fectan tNt wltlttp the acates 1n .... ,.. ........... (Third Building Now Open for Dialers) Info: 614-446·2656 446-9513 potenllal. Od. 1, 1• tl.rd 1ncltlnl to ffve ,..rw'u:· Kno~t11dgl rou gll;n In the ,...r eh.. d perience In • nunlng ..,vlronltom JIIII'IOnllexpatltnCII will prove to ment. HNith and Safely lralnlng SNrllog Prica Oct•• 12-13-14 $35,000 Dearoe In BLACK WALNUTS FGRDSU.S. 35·160 naeded. 6u~ OM! ~ovore~ . COTAN 'E knowlldoe of computen and o.t•lla. (1) 105-817.&000 Et. .B· ,::101::1::1:.,.=·==~=,.-~ ... 1 Tho 100% Profit Crop Garboge M aniWerlng llrvJce. l14-812~31t. /oJ. FRENCH 500 - ~ .-- __ Monty DOES Grow on Tr• Real Estate General Get.in The Winner'S opportunHy. s.na r11u.,. to: Ooctar'e Aalatant 3 Announcements 1 ytiJCIId • 5 T- ..,... l -cat.114-2~. 11 ·~_...:__ I wll p _.... Jlin 1 mila C11111U1n Sllooherd.._ tbout ~ ca'riW Rio Clrandt, Ohio &14·245-5152. right. Chlllpl · muna No tmapeaalng or huntlna, Htttlo ~Old farm, Vernon Roail, Lotart, WY.. IJOPI_BIIet_ _ ._..,.. 1• . a f - - l l l - ..nled IIIII -llllllld - - · A ililciJ ........... - _ , ......, blJ be IIIII 1111 t;edlf. lUI 101 PI"tlnlp!J - , , _ ... Bill, Ill - • • l cfob · 10f 1 -toori!Hoollaad tori*, lead, _ . . , 1 - IIIIIIWIIai IIIII 10 Ill a lllarl and Sooth tad, _ _.. _ _ ..,. . . . . . . _ Norlk aa... were allo atr • ace. In farm. ovo~body. L----------' llol -~~~ lllld loolll .,.. plafl"l . 1111- af dla , . u Ill lllld 1110- & VICinity AI 8010'1, 1S107 81. At. 338, Porlltntl (Ot. Bend). Frkloy· SUndly, Oct- 5·7. 10:00.of:OO. I~ Anocl1111 will fP•~~Imo jiorlonco. Excollont working 45112. · CondNiono, aood lllory oncl :7.:-::=::--:=':=-::::---: 15 lrlnga ba.-. Outotantllng HOME TYPISTS, PC uwra oct a & e. 10-5; 1 112 mlloo out Wed•may,e r'• ·AuCtlan Service, 218, on I I · DOOior·a . nailtant. Must Ilk• · HOME TYPISTS, pe user~~ · Will care lor. elderly JMrSon In warklng wHh p.ople, be -'1'1· needed. ns,ooo pot:enllal. my hom•. Good care 1111ct,home dllfll and hive lnaurance ••· Details. (1} 805-187-1000 Ext. B· cooktd mHit. 814-M..2Z12. o.:.= - my -· enfl•, ateNo't 1 _pontoon bHI, }ilanll, Gold CrodN Card, lldvt""" Big Yord Salo: Pan AIR out ·program. VlaaiMuter c•rd SIUir. Georvoo CrMII Rotd, llondoy, No oocurlty dopctN. 1-1100'441- Oct, 8th. lhru Oclobar 0040; $25. . . Men, Tuo, Oct. a, e. Folrliold 13th. - - · Long Run HtartiHrch alngl• network. C.nlanory Rd. Folrllold Acrn _ROid--Long....:,__-_.-~­ An e!lclttna MY fo mHt eame- Sub. Kenmore waaher, dryer; 1I• ona apeciil. Write He•rtMirch, billboard hettara lmllvlono, 8 Public Sale P.O. Box 1043, Gtlllpollo, OH. Gamee, lmm Mavll C.mara; 451131. ProJ .... vcR, ,.,_ • _ _....;:;_;,;::.:,::.:,:.;_ & Auction _ _ SWM;If, Morot · ~ 'Hunting or Trftralng on O;oolq leld: •• . l•!le of 1*188 S!J!6 NOISfl:l GA T ME N A.P. SUbmit reaume to FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT A -oy 311751 DEA, ATF, U.S. MARSHALLS, R-ptlngo Ponw..,., now blriR/1. For apt>llcallon ln- 011. 4178• 'l.ttn:Rood Office. Manag•r. lo-tlcin .. .11 (21D) 1112-t13tl No phone call•.(Ill•••· Ext OH151 &a,m.-lp.m. 7 doyo. Halp Wanted: Clrdlnot Dry Situation Auemble aimJ)Ie P.!Oducte et Cl11ne,. ha In lmmedlalil 12 " -· For -llo""' 1-1104-841- open..!.ng.appiy .. aloro. 1145Wanted 7771 Ext. 5214. 24 houro, 7 claye. 441-IAill MiddlepOrt McDanltl Cu.tom Butch1rlng, 8 Oayt A WNk, 311+882-3224. Clllral. 1 1.~ Anq 01 8W Prir t leHe rs .of fJNIH.U.N'V ).()8 I:JIX/7:1 I 11 Help Wanted AVON • All ar11t, Coli Morllyn Woavar 304-1112-2845. ·· · AnENTIONt Eaoy _ , Excattont lncomot mil• on At. 11, Frtday, Satur· -Poo ' & ....tul · tor lmmedlllt rup a nM. Pomeroy, .AQIIIIt JAMES each in ' doy, Mondly. ono Plck·A Yard Sale 7 Henderwon, -114·1112-- bat on 10 C.- Worb e peselPJnd 1A&uow UMO •1a41 u•ea Ol6u!AJi tii&M ~ 6u!l!U!4.1. ·uoBelll 1! U! Plli!d P8\l ~ SlPOJ eiJI jO 9UO 0. R~a rr nt'lqebe low!he 6to scrcmbl"d moke 6 comptollon ot tho conduct • free worbhop altha Dlopeto;hor Point PI-nt Job Sorwlco, Oct. PlY .......hou~ Ohio 15-11, 111110 tor JTPA 11iglblo ctrtlllcatlon roqulrod lor W• Vlralnla rwW.n11. TrainWont to l>uY a 1•1111! dog "'"-•· EMT·A pilrtlclfllll.,. For lntormotlon Ing 0111 »,t-87f-23311. . . lntervi. . coaching coli: Erie Kulvlatl>!-441-1840. n lnclucJ.. a cuttomlztd ,..,urne. · W.nlld · To lluy: Junk Autoe LlmNid onrollmont. For lntormawllh or without -ora. Colt Ea;erloncod mtdta ..... tJon 0111 tho Job ..._ at 304· rwpnuntatfve. Bnl J)lue comLllry Uvaty. IM. 3N 1303. mlaelon. 304-m~78U call far-ln- •75-mv or c.- Worfla Al-latoa, 304-344 2273 EOEJII· Wonted To Buy: Ueld twOblto tonrtow, F·H. homol,aolll-75. FEDERAL . GOVERNMENT IS Sacrat.r,.tRacoptlonlll. Uuat HIAINQ $11,oo0482 000 y•r. typing, awltcbboard and Employment Services Clll 1 801 Slt.etiOO. Ext.C18 " ' oommuniCitJOn lkllle, aleo t.vti Pt. Pleasant -&VIcinity ot41h l Main Stroot N170 RCMh Orlwo, Solvnlly, Oct. H touod :IOW82-3704 AEWARQ. I, t-5, clothltl, mlec, ...ythlng . Laot: , _ , . Welmaronor dog.· mull go1 Chetp. Sllvor grey, boiHIII, rnoroon 5 Family Yard Sat.: OCL 1-10, collar. Hu lllght limp and bold '*"" 4th l Rot line New Hlvon, 1po1 onlltck. l.A>II Tlttndly ·~ toto oiiVOJ)'Ihlng. tamoon In Klngebury, route .33 aru nNr raod8kle rllt. 1141'112· Oct. 1-1 4 lamlly, 101 SmHh LOiT~Ittt. tabby ... . . WE MISS YOU. ANO LOVE YOU. . Wife - Essie Children and Grandchildren .. Gospel Call Proa11m Staff: Ropr and Nancy Snyder, Miriam Knisley. ~ .,, :..t,ord. :% Wherefore comfort one another with these words." ;~ '· ' Pllid puppy. downi9Wf1 INL llldlum Jenalh lialr, lo¥M peopll. IM/IIZ-3420. - lftl and 2 pm or •nrtlme after S pm. . tamale ond Counter lalu: 10.971. 2. Moll Sublcrlptlont: 1,011. C. Total Ptld. Circulation: er'a . lniLI,.nce A Annuity OIIMr ,,.. Capioo: 131. 12.012. . E. . Total . · Dlotrlbutlon: A~~n. of Amorlca, Tho TroD. Fr11 Dillrlbutlon By 12,481. vel~r~ lnourenco Co.. The Mill co,.llr or Othor Meono, F. Coploo Nor Dlnl>ulod: Sempflo, Mutual Ufllno. Co•. of N.Y .. Compll..,.ntary 1. Office Uoa Lett Over. ond 01her FrM Copllia: 138. Amarlcon 0-11 Ufl. AcE. Toto! Dlltri~tlon: . 12,200. ----'-'--'-..:..,_1 ..---------__..; F. Copleo Not Dlltrlbutld: 1. Offlco U11 Lilt Ovor, NOI'I'II ...... Unocccuntld, SpoHod After Printing: 484. tQUI 2. Returno from "Newo : · For tllis WI say unto you by the word of the Lord, --ihat we which are alive,and remain unto the coming ~the Lord shlil not prennt them which are asleep. 2"· For t111 Lord himsalf shell descend from heaven ~ With a shoUt, with the voice of the archlngel, and ~ !lith the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall "'rill first: · ; ·: Then WI which are alive, and remain, shall be :'.aucht up toaether with them in the clouds to meet :the Lord in the air, and so shall we ever be with the '~ . an:u-.: o. Free o - . ""c..-~--·-ple.. c........... v. Md c. Total 12,383. ""PP-- ·· In Memory : jN LOVING MEMORY OF LEWIS E. IPAPPY) ~- A• &WW lo:Atlp of h Un-untld, &poled Allor Aitenta:· 1,1 1I. Printlni: 314. G. Total: 13,100. 2 . · R.tuma from Newa I Cortlfy thet tho 11lle· Alll!ntt: 931. mente mtda by ..,. above G. Total: 13.800. Ire correct •nd complete. Actuol No. Copllit of Sin· Robert Wln.gott, glo 1.-ue Publlnd Nllrelt Publlther to Filing Ooto: . f10) 7 I. PIIid~: 10. Extent ond Noturo of 1 . _..,.Cln:ulltlon. . Md eam.r., 81lwt •-hrtdtN"I · A. Toto! No. Coplot Announcements lnd eou- so~~~: 11.2114. Printocl: 13.1100. 8. Mall lubealptlona: 8. Pold Clrculltion. 1.101 . 1. 81lel Through Deal•• '1•16 9111!1 euo peounouue :ees. ·,a, 'UlZlll In person, lion I. TUM, M Tire ......_,., tallry· plua aomml•on. unllmtted earing EMS DISPATCHER TRAINING SEOEIIS, Inc. Ia otlarlng on ' potential, ~- pnf•rod, EMS Dllpttchor Cillo Bealn- •PPIY Ohio 1oy nre outlot, At.' nlng, latwdoy, Oct. 27th, 11Jt10. 2 - to 84 Lumbar, Gatlipotit lppt'llleal •vallable. 114445-!152. Trofnlng · lo lrM lor quollllod Forry, Ha phono call• p i EMTI 10 dNiro lo worll pan. Tunt up your job ...rch aldtio. · Neod 11H hHIII', vented with limo lor SEOEMS _, II,IC• Giveaway .i9NIHlANV AnSI II~ 9tdoad. DAILY THAT tor r•pon•lbl• AVON I All Arell I Slti~IY Looklnt ballytll1or, mlddlo profit· .1sc::P:.:.I"::;."'::.•:.:.'04'---'.e. .:. . 75-14211_._ __ rabfY, ..,.... have ,..,_~, Ctorll Poe!tlon -~ rnoDoak ovonl ,. c:.run.y ...... 114 4•• 1420. nlg.;,.'i'·-kincta. ~k:S NMd dtW~ tor t,.ctor tr....,, lng 01;1- '!'!Uired. . . Lcical hauta. 114-1112-3752. · Wanted to Buy Complalo houoohold or EaiiiMi Any type ot tumH~n, ..,. pll-a, lntiqut'l, lie. A!oo Gallipolis &VICinity 10 Qlveew•v:· Several BoxM ol AllYardSaiOJ- S.Poldln , Yard Sala lion:......... 114-245- Advtnco. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. 5871. I • tho dar bahlnl lho ed lo to "'"· Sundly edition • 2:00 p.m.· 6 LOst & Found Friday.. - y ldhlon - 2:00 p.rn. s,rurday. FCM11d I lullf g!OWft block 4 • 11 . Help Wanted 9 Public Notice Sunday Times-Sentinel-· Paga-0·3 ~ .. 1 ~);,~ :~d t'~~~~1~o~s ::i~~~~i!~~ 1 PIICEI 4F.tl. 20·Merc:h 201 You could be quite lucky lodov. but not necessAr· tly In th.e W&)'S you Pxpeet Something • &bout which you've hP.en concf'tn@d rna; be retolweclln 11 ml!lnrlet" thAt might sUrj:ldM you , , A,.l (tlarch 2t·April111 You ,hn\ll'l t1 delightful tooch lnd&y lor .., TWO STORY BRICK HOME IN CITY - 3 BEDROOMS, 2. BATHS, EAT·IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE AND REFRIG. ATTACHED CARPORT, LARGE.LOT. $38,000. BEAUTIFUL lAND - PARTIALLY WOODED NEAR RIO GRANDE, APPROX. 47 ACRES, NICE 2 BEDROOM 14;X70' MOBILE HOME, PATIO, GARAGE. BARN. IF YOU LOVE THE OUTDOORS,;_ HIKING AND CAMPING THIS PROPERTY H.AS A SMALL A-FKAME NEAR THE WOODED AREA SUITABLE FOR C.AMPING. AND IF YOU REALLY WANTTO ROUGH IT. PART OF DANIEL BOONrS CAVE IS LOCATED HERE. $65 000 NEW · ON THE MARKET. ' . turntno .,... ot ''""'..," "''"'""· ,...,, dtv.topmet'lt!l are likely .ar this w••' time to Olhef! IOdllly un · .... rou htY' no cootce . You tu~~~• the ·~utlly touet• . they might not, · CAIICIR (-.. :U·Julr HI Sources lrom wtt~ctt you expeetttte i@ast eoutd , dlllgll• autholll'f' ,.... .. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SmiNG - · NICE 3 BEDROO"' · RAN.CH HOME HAS FORMAL DINING ROOM, FUU BASE· MENT, 3 CAR ~RAGE,LARGETOBACCO BARN, EQUIPMENT BUILDING. APPROX. 56 ACRES. $60,000. . turn out to be ltMt most bountllvliOf .,ou todey. Lady Luck might h.w~ M'm 811"· •••ling tlH'priMSin hef game plan. ~::J::-rodr:;·:L~ 1!,oc~:~~~ h:~ hOIM'I IOd tlpeetallorua . .nd rt11eg1te your mor• mundane aHitkt to the ••• ,..,.,, Don't blllreki to think b6Q _ , A... - . -. Ill Your pcoll· :.':..: =:::":.:::~,:,::; ,• .,,..., .... .,.,....,;,ow, Dcn'toi.loH un111 ,,. . whit ean bedont now. J In waes whMtt )'OU' hAvll prevlo ..sly f o"'n lfeds. ll '* poulblfl 'fOU rna~ rttRp h hnrvnt lrom more lhRn nnf! field Gl. . . (M•J :U·'une 201 In miiiHt!r!l thai ate ol slgnlticanee .to you. don 't .. t' canciea: • DIVISION OF RESIDENTIAL SERVICES PT R.N.'S OR L.P.N.'S ne. .d 10 work 1at •nd 2nd w81kend ahlft end R•llef u needed In Huh fenwle and/ ar adoll101:nt CO·ed Nlldtntllll Mtting1. Experi· gram1. Sober, reaponelblt • and mltUli Individuals with N!lllble trl:ftiPOrtltlon who hlv• at one ye~r pi'ior experience In eimlllr hllllh care tatting. Verled d•v• •nd lhlft1 which may Include w.ekenda. OWNERS ~AVE DONE A LOT OF WORK AND NOW YOU CAN GEl THE BENEFITS - Five minutes to town, 3 BRs, ~ baths, LR, kitchen, nal. gas heat, vinyl sKiing.. $39,900! PATRIOT AREA- THREE BEDROOM RANCH offers ll20 sq. ft .. k~chen, 11v mg room. bath. carpet. attached garage. w~h electnc door. opener. Call for an appomt:nenl. OIVISION OF OUTPATIENT SERVICES FT RECEPTIONIST /RECORDs' CLERK needed to 1e1 c1 1c 1 rt 1n MI1l l COUn ty OUt-i prov e ., I luppo -~ ent $29 900- LOCATED IN CITY- Older home offe~s 3 BRs. bath. LR. kitchen. gas heat, c~y ·wa1er and sewer. Call for an appOintment. l .m.-4:30 OWNER REDUCED PRICE TO $32,900 ANXIOUS TO SELL. Very nice home located in Centenary at ea. 2 BRs. bath,LR, ki1chen. sun· deck, large 2 car attached garage. ence In lddlctlon NCOYtry· modllte ltrongly conlld· .,.d. Challenging 1nd caring wort& Httlng. 1 MAINTENANCE WORKER AND FT· HOUSEKEEPERtS) nMded lnr_@ ldentillpro- FT GENERAL AND PT ••t clinic In Pomeroy lAd VInton County Oulpetien1 clinic In McArthur. R~ulnl18 highly organized .,d r111pon-" lible individual who 11 flmlilr with cllnlclland fttCIII - o d kM 1 1n h ~h --1 p•· 1 nc1 r- r p ng e .. ~ cere - u nga. .aun • h.. pful pllf101111hy. Aalillbl• tr1naport1tlon. M-F 8:30 FT. p .m . · S15.000 -.8.7 ACRES.II/l. Hartison Town· ship, fronts on little Bullskin Rd. OR PT MASTERS' LEVEL CLINICIANS needldin utllltt. afflon In Vinton, Malgl and Hocking coun· d•. Mult demonttrllte atrong working knowledge of ••ddlctlon 1nd recovery modele with ••DIIIIen1 doc· urnenb~lon •1111. Prefer lndlvlduelt who ere on drug 1nd 1Joohol certtftcetion \riCk. Untque opponu-:"~lty to deltv• aoun•llng eervicu In ruret tettlnga. · DIVISION Of COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND PREVEifTIOfl SERVICES CORRECTIONAL OAY TREATMENT COOIIDINATOll - · to prov lei I ·•dl . nt .., ctlon and ldUCiltlon end • Cllll rftlnagefMnt MfViDel tO lnGaro11'8ted indhfoidull1 In louthealt Ohio. o..nt..funded . Thll " poeftion ... qU ....I I highly oro-Riled (ndtvklual OOmfortbfe with pra~Mtlng llluutlonel lf'UUPI ate roll ot filii ~- ~trnent materill to aduttl. Mu.a ....,lbleto PIIMnt Ml 8pproprl- ~del to lrnprfaoned ldutte.. PR!VENTION IPICIALIIT Mldld ta provide • · v1ae·1 1n 1 mutd·•unty Cltehment I,.. In IOhoolllftd other aornmunlty Mttlnga. Muet hive 8lnlfll working. knowtldll of pr..,_.tlan progl"llftlfting and oammun· ttv biHd eottvttlelln aultal8ncem. eduaitton • .,.. ventlon ...d ltlntlon. , . . . OlrtlfiOitlon •• IPICI· •lilt or oontUII8nt. · ••twa with -1111 end 3 telw•- 10 ltllty Plctllaring, P.O. lott 724, At'-e. Ohio PINto lllpOtld ~ VILLAGE OF NORTJtUP - NICE HOME AND TWO LOTS. Ranch slyie home offers 3 BRs, balh liv1ng room, kitchen, covered palio, well on 'property, rural waler, oil heat. $22 500! This A-frame home offers 3 bed· rooms. I \1 births, LR, k~chen with stove and refrigeraiOr. eleclric heat. pa~ basemen!. Han· nan Trace School District. .69 acre. NICE STARTER HOME - located just allhe edge of 1own. This home features 3-bedrooms. balh. living room. kitchen, dining room and a lull basement. Five minutes to downtown . 4.n ACRES - $3,500 - Clay Twp Hazel Ridge Rd. . ' · NEAR NORTH GALUA H.S. ~ 21 \\ acres m/ 1. Morgan Twp. Frank Ward Rd.- $17 .500. ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS. located just along Sl. Rt. 7 and acros.s from the new shopping plaza. THIS ONE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! Beautiful brick home on .93 acre lot Bull Run Rd ., Qver 2100 sq. H. of living space. Totally equ1pped krtchen. 3 BRs. 2 balhs, 20x30 living room, tormal dining room. fireplace. HP /cent. a~r, 25x31 garage with openers, large rear patio. fenced yard. MAKE US AN O.FFER!! SPRING VALLEY- OAK DRIVE - large ranch slyle home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, l· shaped LR/dinin~ area with fireplace. nice kitchen, large lamily room. laundry area. palio doors, gas heat. LARGE HOllE WITH APPROX. 7 ACIES. M/l, approx. 1 mi. from Gage on Rt. 325. Master BR w~h skylite, 3 additional BRs. 2 5aths. kitchen, LR large laundry, full basement. Owner willing to 'work wilh qualified buyers on financing. 36.5 ACRES 11/l- CLAY TWP.- Fronts en Friendly Ridge. $18.000. $15,000- 19.143 acres miL Approx. 'h m1le from city lim~s All u_lilities available. . EAGLE RD. - RACCOON TWP.- .39 acres. $6,900. OFFERS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE HOllE ... 2 lois and a beautiful home for $44,900. Out· s1andinf. features ol this home are lhe living room w1th fireplace, built·in hutch in dining· room. 3 nice bedroomS. 2 balhs, gas heat and cenlral air. · · 20 ACRES, MOlE OR LESS, HUNTINGTON· TOWNSHIP- OWNERS lAY HELP FINANCE QUALIFIED BUYERS- Ranch style home Off· ers 3 BRs, LR, kitchen. bath. Newer barn 15x24. Call for more inlormelion. WANfTO LOOK OUT YOUR FRONT WINOOW AT A SPLENDID VIEW? - This home has been revamped and is ready lor you. Close to HMC and Rt. 35 shopping. 3 BRs, LR w/FP. beeutnul new ki1chen, din., fR w/fireplace; I \1 beths, new windows, siding, furnace and cent. air. Call now! 579 JAY DRIVE- Attrac<ive home wilhin minutes frorit shoppinpnd hosp~al. This home offers 3 BRs, Ill baths,LR, equipped k~chen. dining me, gas heat cent. air, 2 car attached garage, 16'x32' pool. . All BRICK - JUST OFF RT. 35- CLOSE TO HIC AND SHOPPING- Attracti~e home in a nice neiglibcithood offers 3 BRs. birth, equipped k~chen,LR, dine!t-e, fireplace, new carpel, 2 car attached garage, gas heat and . central air. · PRICE REDUCED TO $65.0001.::;. Beautilull· shaped brick. All rooms large. Eat-in krtdlen. lormal .dinin& LR w/FP. 3 BRs, II? baths, at· tached gatage. · OWNER HAS RELOCATED AND WANTS TO SELLIIIEDIATELY- Oak Drive, tU bric~ 3 ·BRs, Ill balhs,LR, k~chen, DR.Iull basement, &as heat. SMALL HOME AIID APPROX. ONE ACRE LOT ON ST. RT. 511, presently used as rentat. $25,000. Ranny Blackburn. Broker 446-0008 41]01111411114-31111. E.O.E. &......;;,...__;...______..,...,._..,._...J ------------.- ---- 1----------- -~~~ ::.._ .. ~ OWNER HAS REDUCED BY $5,100! Very nice , Cape Cod located in Vinton area, LR w/lire· place, formal DR with buill-in china cabinets. kitchen, full basement 7 acres. more or less. all you do should turn out wen. bul oltqu" '"'P"'''nce.'vou lleninv II. TAUIIUI tApott 10-Mow 201 P•oii!Ob,. Whatever HE T Al H RECOVERY SERVICES, INC .. a non •profit 8ddiction1 F8CQVAn1 8g&ncy, -· r (JCAHO in proceu) has the following va- . . ...•. . . . . ""''""- . . .,. . .,.- .__,. . ._ -..-.. ____.. .- . - ' . CIIERIY RIDGE - I ACRE, MOlE OR liss. ranch style home offers large LR, kilchen, I bath, 2 bedrooms. trailer hookup on property. $21,000! Ruth Goody, Sale• Atsoclete 379·~828 If �--· .... { - - - . _..... .- ·---·- ---- _, ~ -·· . ' -- ......... • ~ '• Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. v•. October 7, 1990 TH~N~&-Sentinel Pomeroy-Midcleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point..Pieasant, W. Va. 41 Houaes for Rent 41 Houses for Rent 2t0 lfato 81, 4 • boclroom h~_o..J. _'!ocf.fumlahod apt. -.~:10. room l baflt; NmCd&fld IIOV. I ,.,, fumiOhed, 1221--,. qulrod, I ,_, - · fdool for ~ or couplo, 114- bodraonr, unfumlahod homo. No polo. Dopooll roqulrod. 614- 4 Mt-2253. Mlrc.,.ndlse · 42 Mobile Homes . 2br unfuml8hed, 1lf cond, cable I VIIIabft. t»aUIHul rlv., Vtlw In Konouga, Footer's Mobile Homo Porto, ·--1102. 2br, mobile homo, 114--440-7720. 3br, . - . "Worto. price 121110 2br, largo~ 1240/mo. PfUO ioc:wHy Do , 114-44&- " 'llatlonable. l14"'4&.1185. Nlco 311<, wtlh orpondo ,living room, Larp yard, cttr eehool dlalrlc~ AI l he of Rond and Porch St., l(onaugo, 814- 11885. ni2 'MdO Buddy. 2 bedroom, conlral olr, 10<12 motor building $1,1100. fl4-tl2·lfll9. 2br mobile horne In Llc'tl trtl, pnfw oorill rotlrod. 814-254·1215. D. C. Metal Sales, Inc. Connefburg. Inc. 476!9 4-48-1'173. Spec:::ieliling in Polt Buildings. Daaigned to meet your needl. Any aile. 54 Miscellaneous · 44 2 H acrw "'Hunt.. HNvan•, nrc. ponda, - 41 Houses for Rent · bam, tAon am, flncod, Mll.on 3 bodroom for ,.... 304-812:-3513. County. $72,100. 304 451 1Jf8. Financial Real Estate General 21 oolo ot f!la.l n.Wiy e,....a-4222, Apertmtnfl, 2 bldroome, nk:e, 3()4-'175-8104. a, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET ~RICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 531 Jockoon Plko tram $112/mo. Wolk lo shoD I movloo. COII814-448~ . EOH. Real Eatate General General blilh 2br ~Rio Gnondo, an u111111oo paid, o lronl porch, 114-3889941, Joe Nool. , dollars. loc.. Sal• lapr.•onlolhrt DONNA CRISENBERY E.S.R., Box 166 O.llip.olio, Ohio 46631 PH. 614-256· 651 Spring Vallof • 3br briCk 1 1/Z Nthl, beea u~~e~d. carport, $500 por mo. , . , . _ and do-h NCIUliOCI. BLACKIURH REALTY BM-141 GOOI. . & room• 444-773S; even thouund. of ' Renlals ~ rarioodolod~ S2001mo. All U!lhiH lncludod, uo-'f roqu!Nd,,Bf4- daala. Save hu ndredl, • Apanment for Rent · . CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATE on .. post bldga.....,d pec:tcig" Merchandise 5I torRent 54 Miscellaneous for Rent S Bodnoam houu. aood ~~~d, 304-171-IIOl or 33 Fanns for Sile · Business Oppor:tunHy !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ~onnMrlda th8t. you do buaJ. nno wHh pooplo you knowf,ond .NOT to ..nd man.y throug liM mall until you have lnYMtfSPted the offering. Garage Aportmonl In t - . 2br, oton 1 refria. Do-11 1 re~ requflid. No pet•, • $200/m0.114-4441-1171. Grocl'"" llvlns. 1 ond 2 bod- WOLFFTANNING BEDS Commercial, Home Unlls, Fram $199.00. Lompo, latiDfll, Aocoosori••· Monthly Paymentt Low Ao $18.00, COli Today FREE room 1p11rtment1 tt vtllaga Minor and Rlvart:lda Ap~rtrnenta In Middleport. From Color Catalog. 1-800-228-6292. -$111. Collll4-t12·-rnl7. EOH. 22 Money to Loan NICIIJ tumahtcl mobile hom•, 1 mUi beloW lown over1ooklng livll'1 CA, hMt, bi:poeh , Ref. I.OANS BV MAIL Up to $5,000 In 72 hours. We help you g~":~'(;, Loan By. Mall; 1 $9.95r.o. 2 IMIJroom houoo 733 B Stroot Mlddlopofl. Complololy fumlehed. New wutler/d,.,, end refrigerator, ltvlrig rDOm suite, 2 bedroom eultt, fur· nance, 2 years old, new hoi watar tank, naw kitchen •Ink. ut llitln, very r..IORibla. LDI olzo 26<50. $18,!500 firm. 614· . '3 112 miiH out Crab Creak Road, 2 bedroom•. new doora, wlnctow.. tiding, roof, tumaca, canr... talr, 20x40 lngiound pool, Buck etove, aatalllla dlah, ep. polntmant only, 304-67S-1612 or 675-7725, 3 bedi'OOI"d tiouat, lind cantJ'Ict , 304-8n:l104. 7 room, dltlonal timber. living but close to Mtlgt Sc.hool and town. At. 31-4 11111, Township Raid 27. Firat road to rldht. Call 614-992."7'118 or 1·:J84.. 2097. $85,000. Home on S75,000. 3Q.6 ICrH Oro a'\.;alloilli wlpurchlll of hom• ror Ilona I $10,000. L.ocalod Rl.3, Gjl· lipolls. Olr.ctions: Takt At.35 to Rt.588 to Cora. Mill Road. Home is approxlmattly 2 112 to 3 miiN on ltft. In Ohio C.ll: 1-814-4456611, In WHt Virginia Clll: 1· •om $1 • repair). Delinquent tax praSMrtr· Repou-.lona. Your 'I area (1 805-687-6000 Exl. QH. 4562 tor currtnt rwpa Hit. ~ Hdrooms, bath, corner lot, porch and deck, Htndlrson, wv. ~75-7&19 . Andy Sylwla RtaNy. 3 bedroom"' 2 balh, finch lllyle home on a country aerH. L.oclttd ott Sr 681. $:15,000. 814-592-1244. Big Dakota Farm Heme: Buln on your lot. $31,65 & up. 114-8817311. . DON WANDLING; OWNIR Lee Johnson AUCTIONEER FDf Salt or Rent, 2 bedroam country home, 1 112 acr• Muon Counw, .*..s76-2Ma: B PubliC Sale ' & Auction Crown City, Dllio Phone 256-6740 llol Responsible for Accidents or loss of Property PUBLIC AUCTION CHRISTMAS AUCTION - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9I 1990 AT 7:00 PM. DOOR PRIZE UP TO $50.00 !lEW LISTING!! W country is the place you, . then don't miss seeing this 1988 "Mansion" sec· tiona! home, Nature is your neighbor on this se· eluded one acre, nicely landscaped yard. 1500 tt. ol living space. 3 bedrooms, master bath featurll$ a "~arden tub" with shower. Dining area and krtchen. Patio doors open onto a large . Your opportunity to gel back to lhe great outdoors for only $45,000. Southwestern Schools. N807 VERY DESIRABLE HOllE now used as a double rental located in the city at the corner of 3rd & Spruce. Range & refrigerator furnished in both Separate front & back entrance. Storage " 'o~rl!' !!& & children's . play area behind home. ,, ' #300 SPECIAU! Amid the quiet of the hills, find th is nearly new exciting custom built . An open riser staircases leads to abalcony, 2 bedrooms and bath on the second level. Another bedroom and bath ·on the forst level. A 36'!18' "Great" room with two sets of atrium doors lo keep the great outdoors close at hand. The family centered eat:in krtchen has appliances and beautiful oak cabmets. Andersen wondows and a large 2 car garage. all this and an above ground pool' on 1.2 acres.m/1. At $62,000, you can't .afford to wait on thos on e. Hannan Trace Schools. ti809 ~ 45 Furnished Rooms ROO«n* for "rent - wweak or month. Starting ot $120/mo. Gallla Hotol. 614 441 1510. ' • SIMDina room• whh cooking . Al.a· tfaller spac.. All hook-upa. - ~ Space • THE COUNm SETTING of this nice star· ler home! Just 3 miles from Rt 7. on Rt. 218, you can see this 3 bedroom, I \i bath home. L~rge liv· ing room..Covered porch/ patio and breezeway to large recreation room with fireplace. Carport and two storage buildings' 1.5 acre, m/1, for just $34,900. #800 liNT CONDITION - 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located only 4 miles west from Holzer Hosp~al. City school system. 6 rooms pl~s utility and 2 car oversized garage attached. Double closets & large bath off spacious master bedroom. 12x20 living room. 12x 15 familY room. with wood stove. Labor saving kitchen. all eleclnc home · heatong and coOling. Lots of buiH-in storage space. Above ground 4'x24' pool in excellent condition. All on over \1 ac. level lot Located in Rodney area off main traveled road. Listed at $64,900. ~303 YOUR "GET ·STARTED" HOlE - Settle into this homey three bedroom with fimced backyard. You'll love the large kitchen and adjoining cozy . family room. Priced at $39,900. ~512 THE PICTURE OF HAPPINESS- You'll find ft here when you make this house your home. Ideal neighborhood for the whole family - close to shopping, hospital, etc. and perfect for the kods. Very well kept and decorated 3 bedroom bi·level wrth a very nice family room area. 3 baths will help you from bumping into one another every .mornong. Deck/brick patio and hot tub in back make relaxing a breeze. Nearly 2200 sQ. fi. of living space comforted with JH heal and central air. 2 car attached garage. Gove us a call lilday be· cause we'd love to show you this one! $80's. 11207 lAKE A SIIAITMOYEI! You have warted long en· ough for this smartly located home in Porterbrook Subdivision. This residence offers the nghl 1n· gredients w~h 3 bedrooms. I~ baths and an eyecatching family room. Come see this pocketbook pleaser at only $59,900. Crty schools. Nell 17 ACRES. MIL- Vacant land located inaGreen & Springfield Townships, just ·oH U.S. Rt, 35. Fronts on township road and old I).S. 35. Water and gas avail~ble. l.&nd tavs mostlv rollin1 wrth excellent buildllglocations. Has hogh hil area wrth nice view. Crty school system. Best location in Gallia County to build and live. Priced at $67,500. 11340 REDUCED- P.reviously offered at amuch higher · price, owners now want to sell promptly, so have lowered price to $50,900. You'll get more than your money's worth in this brick & frame 3 bed· rOOill ranch located in Clearview Subdiv~ion . Has living room wrth fir~lace, kitchen/dining area, large 2 car ~arage and nice size lot Many also purchase adroining lol.s on both sides of property. Can't beat this one! $50,000. 11410 29.6 ACRES OF LAND consisting mostly ol goild growing timber. 5 acres or more of 29 acre tract is open land for garden and has fruit trees near 7 room remodeled home. 2 car garage and several other small buidings. Peaceful location to live with good view. Sl. Rt 160 between Ewington and Wil· kesville. Priced at $47,500. #302 PLAN NOW FOR SPRING!! Your perfect home can happen on the BO acre parcel located on Rt. 218. Beautiful homesite and acreage that is perfect for animals and crops. 65 acres have been recently lenced. Great barn with 16 12'x12' bays, drive • through and 10' apron all concrete. 3 wells offer an outstanding water supply. Tobacco base, mi· neral rights and some limber. This could b~ our bread and butter investment. $60.000. #804 RENTALS - We have advertised this property frequently the past 6 weeks, but have you really given thought to what !~ i s group of rentals on Stale Street could mean to you as an investor? Rate of occupancy has been excellent over the years and considering .the location and rental market tilday, your return should .be constant. The two duple1es can be purchased separately from the group of lour houses. Come in, sit down, and . · lei's talk about this unusual offering. #408 CAUGHT COUNTRY !TIS! Here is your cure! Settle into easy living in this 2 bedroom, 2 bath, cedar trimmed home along Raccoon Creek.Wood burner in living room, 2 baths, ~edar trimmed home along Raccoon Creek. Wood burner in living room and a kitchen you will enjoy working in. Park 2 cars in big garage with adjoining workshop plus a large concrete area for RV. Add to this a 720 sq. n.furnished rental property or guest hoose. Take ad· · vantage oflhis great opportunity. $80,000. #812 REDUCED PRICE ON BURKHART LANE HOllE! Character and charm can be found in this attrac· live, well-cared for home within walking distance to town. Remodmeted throughout, rt i~cludes 3 bedrooms, living room wrth fireplace, fOrmal din· ing room and basement. Don't overlook this home. Call for an appointment. Now $59,900. #802 SHADY LOT. CLOSETO TOWN- Lotsof character and charm can be found in this I~ slory home w~hin walking distance Ia town. Includes 3 bedrooms, 'large livln'g room, dining and I \i baths. full basement, 3 car garage wrth rented apartment overllead. . #100 . . for Rent 1:oun1ry -llo HOlM Porto, · RouiO 33, North of POIMroy. .. ~~ r.ntal•, Pl.rta, HIM. Call . !!t_llli·JII71. 47, Wanted to Rent SJ*!• fDr workahop In or ne1r Rio Qrande. Adtquate wiring neonaary. Clll George M•thewa, 814-2t5-11018. • • BEGGING FOR A FAMILY! All the ingredients are present except afamily. Very attractive 2 story co· lonial in a family-oriented neighborhood. J bed· rooms, 2\i baths, beautiful family room,wrth stone fireplace (woodburner insert), sunken living room, formal dining and eat-in k~chen, lois ol clo· sets and storage. 2\i car garage. Central air re· cently installed. Resting on appro1. I acre lot in Porterbrook Subdiv~ion . Close and convenient, bul not noisy and dirty! #205 Wanttd: 314 BR hoUM to r•nt or buy on lend conlroct. 614-44&- 421]. Block, brick, Dlpoa. wino FULLERBRUSH PRODUCTS for ctow., lint..., •tc. daUdll Winyour fill hoUM cleaning Midi, call Dale or Wilma Wooil, 1-30f. ter-., Rio Grande, OH CaU 114-' 245-at2t l'l!l-t010. ::_:::.:;::;;____,,.....,....,.----,. Staol building hoctory _ . . ,, lohod noller, omall l~all~ stop, King Woad'Caol Stow, wllh ~ too to 100d00. Will erect, 52 SpOrting Goods 0721, bloWe r, homel lt t IIW 11 ln.1 yardman rototill«, &1 McCulla Sew, 'M ln., gaa • - can doflvor In 1hroo - . Flra1 Auger 357, M•gnum·never uNCI, M-Foftor ap.m. ., wookdoyo. Nior. 114 388 8540, 614-318- como, flrot ...oct. Spoclato ond $300. 114-245-i141. 8 ft . ~loll truek toppor, ::85::1:: 5:..·..,--,--.,.---..,.-.,.- 111-15. Wolt« 303-1113-411410. Wlnt,_llr Mo,dol 13011, XTR 1125, a Ml, 5 mol., ~leo u.- ...... ~ polco, rNI n1co bl.rr.a nut mad.. numbar, 1200, 25 12. Qllfe deer aiUQ 1 IXC. CO nd , f'y :::'~'#:sk :.:.hh: 38 '';.gulor, 32 walot, 32 iiWl wookdoya. ....., S25: Lodloo wlnt04' coolt, 814 -~30. alzo t ,l to, $10; ............. 8' tNck lopper $25. Warm morn53 · Antiques Ing wood bui'Mf ...,._ e,...lt2 Montgomtry Waaher/Orytr, 5-nG. . · -~ . • _ . , duty. Old, $100 lor bath. ,.7. BUY TWO HOME!l; GET ONE FREEII A gimmick y_ou sayl Not at all' We have two 3 bedroom homes that have been well maintained and cared for for sale, and we'll throw in amobile home to make it a bargain! Currently rented for $710 total, and could rent for more. Call for more inlormalion. #209 LOTS & ACREAGE - Two I acre lotsand II acres for sale on Rt 35 near Spring Valley. Located on Rt. 35 and old Rl. 35, this property is private and convenient. Lots are -priced al $8,700 and the 1t acres is $38,500. Call for more information. #223 . . , Saaoonod Ash, ook and hickory fl..woocl 1 nlca pickup lood, Deli'ltrta and .tiCked, Don't LlncllcaPing. 114-44&-1648. Flnowood lor Alo. Cut olabo. 614-25&-11119 or 614-251-04541. SWivol roctcoril $50. Smail doG Arowood: lorgo pickup load. All hOUH, $10. obbll hutch, $40 hartlwood. C.ll ovonlngo. 814- 0 .8.0.8141tt2-78tl. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 441-9281. Tandv' 1000 Com"puttr and Coklr For S.le. Brother MWing chlnt In a dr1wer Household cablnol. $125.00 V.G.C. 114-992• .w anr, retrlgamor end .-trlc 6114, atove. All aood warklng condlo lion. 1114-94'!1-2101. . Whl~pool David Wiseman. B. J .. Hairston, 446-9666 . 446-42~0 .Clyde B. Walker. " 246-6276 LANGSVILLE -Elegance all the way - Mansion on' the Hill - There jusl isn't enou gh word to describe this 3 yr, oid, 2 • story home with 2 gorgeousfireplaces , beautiful cabinets ga· lore in kilch en, 3 big bathrooms, 4 bedoroms, formal dining room , and hugefamily room Sits way ba ck from road for privacy and a view. Has approx. 60 acres for animals or hunters. CALL FOR MOR~ DETIALS. $140,000 TUPPERS PLAINS- Arbaugh Addition - t story ranch wrrh 3 bedrooms, equipped kitchen. garden area . and ap· prox. ~ acre or land, $32 .000 'I Do J0U llkt to IIVI Money? Chtck .. out tor quattty tumllurt and ea,.ts. Mollohan Fur- nlluro 1 Clrpolo, Rl. 7 North. 'Phono &14-44&-11144, Galllpollo, Ohr;, . ' ' For . sa~: Recliner 1110 a aolkt mal'!• corte• tablei both like ntwl · R. .on1bl1 priced. 614._4:10. " GOOD, USED APPLIANCES WI.,.., drytn, r•frigeratora, ronOoo. -1111• Applloncoa, UPIIIOO R,_ Rd. 8ooldo Slono Croll Molal. COli 114-44&-73118. ' PICKENS FURNITURE NawiUiod H o - tumlolslng. 112 mi. Joro!cho Rd. Pl. Plouant, WY, caiiJII4.87a·1450. IIENTTOOWN • 114-441-3111 I ·po.. -.1 group $14.01 por •• . '' ' ' ••,. ....... 4 paellr btcfroc)m IUltt, COnJJ*CI fll.20 per Wllk, dln«to ..,. 4 ohalre $7.110 por waal 11ag1o Chol 14 .ou. n. 1'0111101' • IULIIIII HIS. NIW LIS! lNG- I 1100<. ~nc h slyo. 2or 3 bedroom s. LA. U.. bath, utf. ib" room, large garage, a:ll l.e.n.ced 1n. l ow maintenance, lOw ut1lil~es, gas furna ce air cond.. 1nsulated. great iocatic n'. edra nice. Low SO's. location Mid d~oort MiddlepOI'I Midd~pO<I Middleport Mtddloporl Mtddleport N. 3rd N. lrd Mi dd~port Middooort lt4idd~oort Mi dd~pO'I Pomeroy Pome<" Pomeroy S,rocuse Rlfll110101or $12.115 por- wook, 15 cu. ~ ~... ....... $10.00 ,-r Swrecuse Racine mli41! ofllll. 7-Co-ry.Opon 7 Rocit.. waol.YI'IIa , ........0 . 111. 141, 4 Rlcine do,..-. Racine . - ock Gr. Todd, 44~-3443 • ; ' .. IIDDLIPOII - IIW LISIIIG 2nf St. - VictoriMI style, extra nice. llrge 3 BR, kll., bar, DR, LR. fire pllce, beau t ~ully decorated. fuH basement, cen1111 hell & 1ir. Jhis home wi" pm inspection.' In the Co~ N. lrd N. lrd 2nd. 2nd. . Mulberry lincoln Main SR124 2nd. 3rd. 61h Brood••i Main . I Atre 13 Atres 30 Acres Li tII" lot 2 ~ Acre 2Acres Iypr ilf( k 1 floor 1~ ~ory l ~story I ~ slory I ~ story Gtr. Apt I ~ !IO<y 2 sl. br. I~ story 1~ story U !lorr Ranc h I ~ !lory II; story I ~ !lory Ranch 2 slofJ 1 story I IIOO< 1 noot Ronch Ron<h lodge tyJa Ranch l ~ story t floor lrailtr/ 2 sei·UIII Pri'l 134.900 WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS Golllpollo, "" 614-441-4330. Real Estate Genersl Real Estate General Real Estate General SDUTHERR HILLS REAL 'E STA,.E.INC. 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS '446-&624 JUDY DEWITT, BROKER ........ .... 446-8147 J . Merrill Carter .......... .... .. .. : .. ..... 379-2184 C•thy Wray ...... .. .... ...... .. .. .. .. .. .... 448-4255 Sam Hoffman ... ... .. ...... .. ... .. ........ 379-2449 Jeannie Tolliver .. .... : .. : .. . . .. ..... . . .... 446-8006 T•mmie DeWitt .... .. .... ...... ........ ... 441-0703 REDUCED! REDUCED!REDUCED WOW!! PRICE DROPPED $4,000 This makes this anractive home more affordable! 1987 28'!48' Doublewide !Forest Park) . 3 bed· rooms. 2 full baths, newer carpel in living room & dining area. range, refrigerator, washer- & dryer included. Storage building. CALL TODAY! #2868 YOU MUST CALL AT ONCE!! To make an appointment to see this gorgeous home. 31arge bedrooms, living room, lamily room and formal dining rooms, 2 ~ baths, oversized 2 car garage. Maintenance free vinyl siding. Prestigious neighborhood. You will be impressed! #2831 BELIEVE IT!! SMALL FARM - 22 ACRES. Ideal for the family who· has other employment. 6 room modern home. 2 or 3 bedrooms, 1\1 baths, lull basement. central heating and air conditioni ng and county waler. Large masonry garage 32'x48' approx . thos is nice! Pastureis all fenced and hasalarge pond and livestock water. Tobacco base and a good barn like new roofing and concrete floor. Price has been red uced to $51 ,900. Approx 12 miles! lromGallipolis at Stale Roule 775. #2845 All the TLC that has been put irito this exceptional 2·3 bedroom home. Living room, family room ,din· ing room. enclosed oorch and oartiaf basement. concrete drove, newly paonted and oapered, nicely decorated. City living, convenient. $40s. ' IWAIN AUe'tiOII • I'I!IINITURE. t2 01....... Ololtlpolla. ' ,_ lurnltn,- Work lloola.l14 •lt fill. .. l 38,5110 21.500 8,5110 7,750 6.1100 8,150 $25 000.00 .. I ll story home with 4-~ bedrooms..2 hvong roo011s1 formal dining and family room. 2 kotchens, oartra basement, an.sih,laled on 2 noce level lots plusgar· age, storage building and bam. Call todayri<8 34 37,5110 · 49,900 54,500 32.5110 34,51111 32.000 33.500 19,$00 44.51111 ·31,51111 34,500 39,51111 67,5110 77,500 29.900 22.900 . 28,500 12,100 IIACIII!--l..U.IDI- hooly- 1$.010 IUTLAIID-2-Iocn 1111-llcfo 11.11011 LIST NEW LISTING! SHOCKING PRICE, ONLY $14,000.00 • Take the time tQday to view this 2 bedrooll). 14'x65' SchuH mobile home srtualed on appro••· mately 1\1 acral; storage, building. Wooded pri· vale sefting. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! 1121n 17,000 14,900 29.500 IIIIISYILLE--40011 J4. ft . ....- I I "--SI1.5GO IUiliiiiUII--11., I Sl- I ft. .- IIUOO IIADIUIY 10. LGI-1\IocM-SI,OOII IICIIII--1 kllo-lodt M.OOO • .. Murral HiH 41h 'S. Rutland St. 2nd Boley Run . Sbwt 2nd. Middleport Middleport Ol!rter Hysell Run l.lnpvile Stlnrslllie • Bill . Ron Allla0f11 ,1210 second Ave, SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL! This 4 bedr_oom, 3 bath well constructed frame· /brick bi -level offers relaxed comfort thorugflout. Equipped k~chen with beautiful cherry cabinets, 2 car garage, all this and more neslled in 4 shady acres. 82839 40's. cayme todly. SR '43 Loretta McDade, 446-7729 gao dryor. Good con· dltlon. $50. 8'MIII92·7563. OR LESS, HUNTINGTOWN TOWN· offel'$ 6 BRs, 2 baths, eat-in and wood heat, cellar house, log Fron•ta~ on .Raccoon Creek and Little 1011111• 1 lt(' U ~I', L o ~· .•r: •' :' llit l'l POMEROY - Children Will Love II - Because there's a bedroom for all in this4 bedroom home. also abig nice pool for children to swim. Huge rooms, full basement rock flower garden, a vew of lhe river. and a firepl ace. $46,000 Upolla,OH .' \. Walnut Mon~or. IBM eompotablo whh S 1/Z Inch d~vo , 5 V4 .d~ve, 30 "'i1 hard d~vo. $700. 814-912-8206. 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 -2888 / HOME 992·5692 DOTTIE S . TURNER, BROKER Appll oco Inc. Good uood oppllencoo, T.V. Mil. Ot>on a a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon.-s.l. 814444-1HII, f2T 3rd. Avo. Gal· Wiseman Real ,Estate· E. M. Wisarnari, Broker . ' ma~ LOAN ASSUIPTIOII TO QUALIFIED BUYER! Call for details' Lovely 2 story home with 3 bed· rooms, Ill baths, living room, partial basement, 2 · lots each appro!. 85'x120', unattached 2 car gar· age and more. OWNER WANTS SOLD IMMEDIA· TELY! .82851 ., $26,500 CALL TODAYII! Cute 3 bedroom ranch, living room, kitchen and dining room combination, ulilily room, bath, attached carport, concrete drive. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. OWNER SAYS SELL! #2130 ' COjlllly WE'VE DISCOVERED AN OASIS IN TOWN I Want to live in the city, but not be able to see your nearest neighbor? Give us a call and we just might reveal ' lhis "Hide-away" location. We're talking a beauti· ful view ollhe valley, lots and lots of fruit trees. · shade trees and other mature plants and shrubs in the landscape. Very well cared for home wrth features like hardwood parquet floors, knotty pi~e panelina. large spacious kitchen with extras that you won't find in very many houses. Over 2100 . SQ. fl. oft living space on a II acre lot. Over $100,000. .208 (614) 446-3644 aflw Spl!l. -HIKtlort ef oom eulttle, mtlal cablnetll, hudboalnli: 130 and up to ..1.10 day• um• at coolo whh approvod cradll 3 mi. out lulavftla Rd. Or>on g A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, llvu Sat. COU 6144410322. WE NEED LISTINGS I •. 614-245-9295 SawmHf, Never ut.cl. Drlv• thlft or V bitt driven; Complel• with 11~ $45. Bod ,...... $25 OuSizo $35 a kin'~!:'" Uo. Good #806 LIKE NEW - Brick & lrame ranch offers 3 bed· rooms, living room with fireplace, dining room, 2 baths and eat·rn kitchen. Energy saving heal pump. 2 car garage. Situated on a flat I acre lot $57,600. U04 CALL FOI DOAILS blado. Roady. lor ,... $23110. $II, and IM. Outen Ntll $275 • up, King $350. 4 dro- $81. Gun CabiMa. I, 8, I tO gun. Boby moar- $35 I . EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Great in town location. 3 year old building built to code for bar and grill. Over 2,000 sq. ft. Well insulated. Plenty of parking. Owner will sell building, equip· ment and liQuor license for $115,000, or will ne· goliate for building and lot separately. Good potential for business. #202 NEW LISTING!! Away from the city! Capture the spirit of the outdoors with a full acre, beautHully landscaped yard with 101s of trees. House features 3 bedrooms and eatjn k~chen. Easy access to a large covered patio from alovely family room w~h a wood burnet. Judge for yoorself - it's everything you would expect. City schools. $55,000. HOUSE WITH 2 EXTRA LOTS IN RIO GRANDE ·~-.:!070. Will · REALTOR " Goods POMEROY- NO OOW.N PAYMENT- Owners will carry 2nd " LAYNE'S FURNITURE mortgage on this lwo story home on agood street. Has alarge Serio ond choirs prlcod from family room, some hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms. and a di~ · $3ijllo StfiS. Tobloo sso ond up in g room. Has vinyl siding for low maintenance. to .$125. Hldo+boda $310 to · $24,000. $5115. Rocllnora $225 to $375. • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ONLY __ _ _... Loropo $28 lo $125 . Dlnolln $101 ond up lo $415. Wood tablo w..-chllrs 1285 to $715. Dnko $14f up to $375. Hutc.,.• $400 I Real Estate General up, bunk bo* oomploto with matt- 1295 and up 10 $395. baby boclo $110 Monre- or bo•·oprlngo full or twin Sl9, II no • HOUSE FOI, SAU LANGSVILLE - Big Level tot- Side sitting porch . newer pretty kllcnen, vmy1 s1d mg, new carpeting, 2 bedrooms, big ltving room , plus a 3 room house for slorage or rental. JUST '25,000 Merchandise 5I Building . Supplies · ' 75 000 iiTU Fuol Oil Hoator, ~rge chllt IYPfl fretztr, good waan, Al.o, 275~tank W/200 cond, $150. 304..7&-1'138. · . go 1. fuol oil· -•·~ · 3. 75011 W lncfuot~ll GorlotOIOf,lln- . IB ciNn, lir, With/dry, new ~~:::h .no "1)111, reftrtnct, 814-446-1511.. 55 Merchandise Merchandise WELLSTON, OHIO OPEN 8 TO 5, CLOSED THURS. & SUN . 614-384-3646 ~h. 54 MIScellaneous 54 Miscellaneous PENN'S WAREHOUSE . 'Up.ttlra, Furnlahtd, 3 ropma, 54151, Maaon WY. AUCnGNII, DiYID .OGGS ...,. Lies. No 4596 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO- 614-446-7760 Licensed and Bonded in State· of Ohio Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property We Are Now Booking Fall and Winter Sales tor Upilolro unfumlohod Aport· ment, arpetacl, no pets, utllltlu io!ld- 814-441-1137. . CIH aftor 2:00 p.m., 304·773- 4 poster cedar bedroom suite, solid wood swivel rockes, drop-leaf tables a.,d chain and other dinettes, che" of drawes and lots more of household and furniJure items. toys, stuffed animals. games, dolls, trucks, .ri~lng toys, watches, jewelry, clocks, pictures. ironstone, tools. wrapper. bakeware, touch lamps. Something for every age group. TERMS : Cash or Check with Proper I.D. 1 PC . TUB 8o SHOWER COMBINATION. white ' 149.9'1i. . . F.JBERGLASS · GARDEN TUeS In colors '199.85, with tub wotla '299.95 . ACRYLIC WHIRLPOOLS in colon. Complete with plumbing $399.95 . Without plumbing • $199 :95. Several .a/reo to 42" x72". TUeS- Only in steel, 1/berglaas. PVC In color 859 .95 . . . COMMODES. white ' 39 .95, co lor '69.95 . DELUXE TUB WALL KITS with shelves in color '39 .96. 22" & 24" OAK VANITY with marble top •.· '99.95. . 17"x19"iC:HINA OVAL VANITIES, bowl white and color, ' 29.96. ONE PEDESTAL LAVATQRIES '39.96. 'Yt" ic4'x8' T-11 1 ROUGH SAW PINE SIDING 13963A' 2& UP, ' 12.96 ea. , 7/ 1e OSB ORIENTAL STRAW BOARD 4 'x8' , ' 6.95 ea .. 26 Up ' 4.96 '"' · VoX4x48 FLORAl: DESIGN MINDY BOARD PANELS, '6.96 aa., 96 pea. up ' 4.96 . OVER 6,000-PCS. PANELING In stock, over 50 patterns on display, all wood . '5 .95 up. PANELING& TRIM. Finished and unfinished. In and outside c'omara, etc . '1 .00 ea. , ·WINDOW AND DOOR TRIM . Finished and un· finished. '1 .S9 and '2.99 ea . ' 'I•" PLATE MIRRORS, bevel edge (round), (oval!, (aq .l, toctogonl. 10 patterns . •&.95 ·to'19.96. Values to '69.96. · ALUMINUM INSULATED WINDOWS, 300 to go. Example 36"x60", '69 .96 ea. HEAVY WT. 5 OZ. FIBERGLASS GREEN PATIO ON ROOT PANELS TUFSHIELD. (8'- '6.96), 110'- '8.951. (12'- '10.95) '•u10 Pr. Pc. Off 26 pea. up. METAL PREHUNG EXT. 3/ 0 or 2/ 8, 9 LT. '139.95; 9LT-CR· BK Cross Buck, '149.96; 1 LT 2 Panel, '129.95. · INS. METAL EMBOSSED EXT. PREHUNG 3/ 0 01 2/ B, '89.96 ASSORT. WOOD PAEHUNG EXT'. 3/ 0 or 2/ 8, starting at '99.96 to '39 .95. METAL INS. DOUBLE SIDELIGHT with glass, starting at '325.00. Stock Only. 6/ 0 16 LT. DOUBLE METAL FRENCH. '399 .96. Household Goods Real Estate General LOCATION: From Gallipolis follow State Route 141 south for 12 miles, turn onto State Route 233 1pproximately- 5 miles, then tum onto Pumpkin Town Road and go 3 miles. HIVina sold the farm, the followina will be sold: MFI80 {70 hpJ tractor in excellent condition, Oliver77 row crop tractor, Vicon 7'12' disc mower, 3 pt. gr,der blade, tub fertilizer spreader, 5' rotary mower, long 3 pt. tiller, bale mover, potato plow, 2 hay wagons, hay conveyor, Auco 5 bar pull, hay rake , fuel tan~ on skids. GUNS: Model 6l Winchester -pump 22, modell890 Winchester 'pump. TOOLS:· Portable air com'liressor, Homelite generator, 40,000 BTU Healer, bulk paint machine, floor jack, wa ter pump, vises, chain hoist. new 60,000# shop press. Champion drill press, {5 speed, 2\1 hp %"chuck) new motor hoist, heavy come-a-long, bolt cutters, chain binders, Poulan chain saws, large stamping machine, seve111l fuel cans, heavy duty router. car creeper, bat· tery charger, drywall scoffal, electric chain saw shar· pener, metal too[ chest, drum fuel pump, pressure sprayer, many, many hand tools such as axes, hoes, wrenches, pliers and many other good farm and shop related items. One lot of square mi1ed hay (never wet). The items in this auction have had the best of care and are in gQDd condition . Plan now to attend. Terms: Cash Lunch Available · In d DOI'II tumlatt.d •pt, $200. por month, 304..75-2408, 9:011110 5:00 PM. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1990 10:00 A.M. gara.ge water, Hptlc dish, all on (U "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS" Library tables, wood cook st~ve · 2 & 4 burners, beds, chest of drawers, dressers, chairs, flower stands, church seats, stone jars, G. Wildermulth Beer Co. barrel lid 9\1", milk botHes, beveled mirrors, rockers, wicker items, lunch bo!es, wooden bucket, sterling silver pieces, glassware milk glass, Fiesta, Germany, Bavaria, bubble, depression, carnival, lamp inverted, misc. Unusual knives, misc. utencils, sad irons, COW bells, Jello molds, several sets salt & oeooer shaker< · misc. old hand tools, old bottles, navy bowls & cups, late 1800 ·& 1900's almond, picture frames. radios & etc. "MISC." • Sears I hp belt sanders, ll hp & ll hp drills, Jigsaw 8.&0., & misc. items too numerous to mention. OWNER-JOHN DONOHUE DAN SIIITH-AUCTIONEER 57-61-1344- W. Va. 515 614-992-7301 ' Refreshments Cash -Terms - Positive 10 "Not for ACcidents or Loss of.Property" on. ~r· 814· lor ront. roqulrod. 614-ltZ-2218 aflof I p,m. PUBLIC AUCTION 2017. 7 ·room. 1 112 t.lhe. country GOVERNMENT·HQMES 0no bodroom apia. $~5 monllt. Dopooh Located at 923 S. 3rd Ave •• Middleport, Ohio. Mr. Donohue needs room so will sell the followinl items: 31 · Homes for Sale 304-344-5638 after !p.m. · In chr. CA. Suitable for 1 sQn. Rol. I Dop Roqulr.cl 448-D338 SATURDAY, OCT. 13, 1990 - ·10:00 A.M. Real Estate 992·2-rnl. 614 4410338. Nlcoly Fumlo.,.d Mobile Homo PUBliC AUCTION can TimeS-Santinai- Page- D-6 October 7. 1990 42 Mobile Homes ~ Sunc:tay YES TODAY RACCOON PLEASURES . Hive all ihe enjoyment offered by living along Raccoon Creek w~h this 3 bedroom ranch . full basement, 12'!16' deck. aluminum s1dong, ap· prox. I! acre lawn w~h approximately teet of creek frontage. Access to boat dock. Call tOday for location. Priced at $35,000. • 112870 n . BOAT DOCKING PRIVILEGES! Are included w~h this 3 bedroom mobile home and 2 lois (approx. .70), cable T¥ availallfa C~y schoob. Call tooay for more detiils. #2160 188 ACRES . More or tess situated at Adamsville-Harrisbilrf Road. Call today lor more onformat1on. fjQOO $30,000 IN TOWN You will find this cozy remodeled. Nice eat-in· kitchen witlo beauliful cabinets, living room , wall to wall carpet, storage building: IMMEOIATE POS· SESSION! •2172 DIVORCE YOURSELF FROM THOSE RENT PAYMENTS! " When you could be paying for this newly remo· deled 3 bedroom ranch. Living room, bath, forced air gas · hea~ newer deck area, nestled amonR shade trees on appro•. I acre lo\. 112162 CHECK OUT THIS FARII .. Vinyl sided ranch with 3 be.droo!"s. 2balhs, hvm g room. family room, eat-on k1tchen w/ doub1e ovens. Appro!. 75 acres 2 barns and several out· buildin_gsl pond. Land lay.s wel.l. Ideal fo1 bee f farm. cat tildiy for more onformat1on. " 2169 " LOTTA LAND Approx. 133 acres in aii.Woilded, situated in Ohio Township. ~0006 COMMERCIAL BUILOING . . Excellent for retail sales. SR 160 localoon. Bnck construction; low maintenance. appro!. 1,500 sq. ft walk· in cooler. Buitdmg constructed 1983 remOdeled 1989. PLUS, 2 bedroom apartment bath spacious living room, equopped krtchen. arge Jt:IVel parkin a area. LlrRelot Call todav for mora 1nlorntlllon and exaclloCIIioll Priced' below replacement cost! #2163 LAfiD/HUIITINGTOII TOWNSHIP 50 acres mora or less. fronlaKt along S = Lane. Call lor more detai:s! ABOUT THIS Gorgeous brick home just as soon as you lake one look, you 'll be sold. 3 bedrooms, form al dining & livingrooms, 3 baths, family room, fully equioped krtchen, 2 car garage and separate 24'!36' gar· age, pond, private senin& Exceptionally nice home with a lot of amenities • over 4 acres. City schools! ., .• ( .2857 APPROX. 71 ACRES IN ALL Corn cribjj mflal free stall barn, slo~age building, pond an spr1n1., tobacco base. Milking system and mineral rigf\ls included. PLUS 2·3 bedroom home with living room, bath, formal dining and more. Call today lor complete listing! IDEAL lOCA· liON. .2135 PI ICED Ill THE liD $20's 4ll acres just outside Gallipolis c~y imrts. 5 rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms, city water and nat. gas. Land needs to be developed. House needs some tender loving care. This one is one that yoo can · own as reasonable as possible. #2149 SIIALL FARII RIO GRANDE AREA RemOdeled 3 bedrooms very attractive home in· eludes full buement, approx. 30 acres land that borders Raccoon Creek. Small wooded lot, puture land, tobacco base and good size barn in gpild condition. Please call lor more deliils! • THIS PROPERTY YOU CAN •• .• mn AFFORD! VACANT LAND .. .l3.n ACRES approx., Green township, rural water and electric available. mH 16 ACRES IIOIEILESS Located in Huntington Township. m/1 $7,000; 4 acres mil $3,700. 12 acres 1100117 • �PBQ1 D-8-Sundey Timas Sentinel Pets fbr Sale 61 Fann Equipment 58 62 Wlnttd to Buy 1o 11ur o $100. - . .... - - lor. - -· . aoo.-.~ 71 Autos for Sale or--· 11117 Cl!oVY ·2 lUI_ ... • Good aaao =•...·a - "~ Musical lnstrumenls 57 ~~;;~~~~~~~ Ttnr poodtll ::::r~';l. ·~:m:~d!ol:: M ~II -14 - " " ......... 3115 doyo old ,_, . cw 304-815-3068 ;7,W=E:.:CA~R:,E..J"'&"'M,.--(J""o___I_,Mo,....l loll«; 1'11no-· ••m,.. All - ,.., ~... -o~noe. only. 1141112.-. t- ono..,.,n~~ c.nory Pn~on; Fruits & Vegetables 58 8 1 - ilnd Hlmoloyon kltt-. 1,---,-~~:.;:.;~-­ l'lt Ut 3144 after 7 p.m. Dunrovtn Frul F.m Ju.t off Sr eat • • of AJblinr. We •ccept I'WI Tonll, 2413 Jocillon Avo. lood eii"'IJO. VorloiY ot opt>llo, •= ChiDklnl for ..... 30W'Jio2527. ·-SR. H, 4 Sllli IM41 ........... luy, :oo_,., 1m luloll LISabn, ...,. For Solo: 10 plgo. 11310, 114-4441- · idN~Ion.~~JIO~ong=:;lno~.~-::~1=14- Plgo ... u1o. -g.2017. ~· !112 1iiO&ililrG. Aoalol- Polled lullo, 1114-~1381. ~~ pick-up. ' 3141. ' H-Oftl T~op, -~'/: •or · il trodo "" G c.- .......... 1171 Chivy cycllncllf. 71 71 Autos tor Sale Autos for Sale s,.._· ohopo. 1114-112-l:lli oftor 4 prn. iiodo<f, ovory optiOn OXCIPI T· .,., mini co'nd, 1 "'"""!.~,'!!JO 1mlloo Boote prtco: .,1,..,; "II 1011 tOr .,o,IOO. f1H4Hm. ,.. Pontloc Lollano, SE, !Oidtd, ~v: :xe. 01• miiNge, III!M, alltltrnll -41113. · • ' 1171 Fcwd LTD 111 bcoflonl Cono 1987 Comaro, z.2J. brtghl red,: dHion, low ml!oogo, 114-448- AT. PSn»B, air, 11111 cruiH, • "'iiiFil cOIL, 21 mpg. I!Wy. &14-- . 24M075. ' .... ~. · 1171 · Pontloc Bonnevlllt BrougtNiim, IO.dtd. new tlr.., 1187 ChiVY C.valier, $4,~.; : runto good. Now 22 collbor ooml· 114-38'1·7811. .. -- ., . -· outo, - 1 70HC. :I04-07S·72B1. 1171 YW Robbft I 1171 Font ='t'P· $650 -h 304-175- . nutPomon>y. ' . .... Real EBiate General . POMEROY, OHIO 1184 t.lcde Cirto. ·V-a, Sal• Or tro41o lor aood. Truck 01 fonn lracl:ar. Yfnton. 1114 Rd. ma. ·Auto Parts & Accessories 1m P,lymouth Fury, 360, ..,. glne, bid trantmlnlon 1200. 114·24H237. ' 1181 Cuttoalnt'l Sorlu Op11ono: p0vrer Lumblr Beall, PLJPW, pMirr«<o ' oloctronlc dlahol 1911 Eoglo 4 whNI drfvo. All dish, AliWM caautte, wltfi ... good porta. 114-1'42·2545. 4Ulllr•r a JCin ' ...rch, auto II"'P. control, •nll.toc:ll brakes, Budget Trantmlt•lo~, Ulld & cem~•r *1vt1r Info 1ya11m, robullt, atartlng ot $!19 ; 114·2411. lftlt · ahDWI fUll Flngt, gil 5677. 614--379-2263. ll)llllr trip 111, 111'0<1 lim• ot Used •utomatic tr~naml81lona .;rtv• time tO change oil & GM & ole, coli 614 446 0437, ..... to p onrr -23,700 Milts Paid $20,000 MW, A1klng gll'lntHd, ·~.• rt~pelr avalllblt. f13,500. C.lllt4-148-4303. VInton Auto S11Yage. For1lgn & Dom P1rt1 .buylni Junk c.r1 For ule 1988 Olds Delta 304614-SaB-9082.· . 175-5284. ' For Solo: 1982 PlymoUih S~ 79 P!>rro, AMIFM rodiO, I . aoct, olr IIOVE.YOUR.IIOTHEI-1 N-LAIJ IN II EXT 0001 and you can move Into thiS roomy home located on Rt 141 just minutes to town. Approx. 5 acres, mobile home 'nd very nice house. Home offers 3 BRs,l-shaped equipped kitchen/dini"garea, LR, fi~eplace, full basement with FR, den,.gerage and laun· dry. Come see this one today. Ow"er wantslo move in to new ~~ . . C8mpe" & . Motor Homes: c011d, runo good, $1,000. 614· ::::~;::---,~...._,..:..:_ _ 317-01 31 • HOI. YOU I,ITHII.AIIDLliiD- We ho,.lwo mq~lthomeund 1boelysh· thiS proprt'JI 1872 Starcrlft truck camper GOVERNMENT SEIZED Y•hlelll IIOYI, let box, alnk_, watlr tank: ttom $100. Forde. Mercedt•. sl•eps 4, txe eona1 SSDO. 304Cart•tt•. Chtvye. Surptue. 8~-333S: · Your.,. •. (I) 805-187-6000 .Ext. ,_1cn89. 1978 16 ft. ''Go ·T •a Along" 11u cont•lnld extr• clean, $1,200 op/Jirllfl loclted tn the vllllae of PllriDt. P1rt of every rent check could be • P~Ytnl off the fiiOI'tlllt on 1 home of your own. Celtfof 1n 1ppointment to see VIRGINIA SMITH, IIROKER, 388-8828 DIAN CALLAHAN. -REALTOR, 2ill-12111 EUNICE .NIEHM, REALTOR, 441-1887 RUTH BARR. REALTOR. 448-0722 LINDA SKIDMORE, REALTOR. 378·2888 . DEBORAH SCITES. REALTOR, 448·1808 LYNDA FRALEY, REALTOR. 4;'11-1801 MICHAEL MILLER. ASSOCIATE, 441-14011 REALTOR' ; a•• 992-2259 K~on Resl Estltl General [B - ' 111S 01do-llo11ll · El· Olfllnt oondHton.- Air.- crul••, omllm f2,100. 132 Buttor· 61 Fann Equipment 4 pi00-1 1f87 SlrboN lour drlvo :· Gl10 Turbo Wagon. Loodlct.·ex·. · cotlonl -ion. pomeroy. fh4- • 11:24143. • 't.. ' 010. t- ,.. Chlrcool groy, troc z, Novo. ' d-, 1 111& 01c11 CUIIoll . c•excellent I""'Vhonl, loW ';':~.r.· go,. ' 13,000. 1 - - . . PROFESSIONAL SIIIIICE MAliS THE DJFFEIIIIICE · 23 LOCUST SJ. 446-6J06 ...,.. oolnt 1lit FJrm Suppl1r>o & LivPstock Real Estltl General Autos for Sale con<t, lllnel!OOCf, high rnlloogo. 150 MF Dioool 13,110; 1_. IIF Dlooota::,1$1; UoM 1ft. · Ptoooont, :J04.87S.2013, 10 clctor, tndlon com, l'l~i I ft. iP'INm.d Haa, l.l- - llowlr,· - · got 111 up $14.11 onct 10 gol pumpklna, II)CI _.-. 1-7 dolly, OWnor · Will ......... · complllo f43.25. - d llondoy.l14.....-. 1122. ' RESIDENTIAl.· INVESTMENTS · COMMERCIAL - FARMS __.._...__ aon ':of~r.':. : · - - - . . $110, 27' OWnoo I ' Boom Collin Cruller, FWW:ad by • · Che~, · y... ~...... Ytl¥01 Drt.. Tno... 4-t• • ..,. ....... oocl. lor Lo Etlo _..,., • ~lohlna. ..._ .. lllol1ololi 1 Ohio. 1ull top. Wlnl• frame. ~don: 114 44i 1. PIANO SERVICE ollwl EXPERT 21 "CAAE" lor thooo who "CARE" . oil- 1111 Word. :104-a2-2325 (~rov 22:1}. ::.':d'Mion. :110 1141112-lVl'l. ' 1W7 Chooloiool llllpolo, ' door, - lroo. Ale hoo - . tokln For Sale or Trade Roo. Booglll AU ... . ond ...nn~n~~. PrtoOd ... "" • ....,. 110-ftoo. et"- 71 llulo.' 1MI Fanl ......... Coupo, 6 cyt. 3 IDNd. (flaaiia Danug•d) 1171 Cho~ MOIIbu 304-175MOO flnil. 114-411-4412. ., • 1153. 2 ......., UOO llu _, ...., ·- NJ«; ()Ctober 7. 1990 October 7. 1990 soon. $20's. -n t2 614 686 112 P. Trucks lor Sale NEW POMEROY - Here is the home you have been waiting Newer bi-level home in great condition, 2 car garage, 3 lo 4 bedrooms, equipp~ _kilchen , basketball court, central and A/ C. 31\ acres Me1gs County's most Owner but · will conside1 32 Locust Street, -Gallipolis Services 1168 Fcird pickup truck, flllr rpjf;r;d ~~ @l;w~ 446-1066 CQI1dfiton, :M,OOO. $1,000. Call 11~11-1338 5 & 7. 1175 Ford 314.tan pickup, V8, 4 tpood, avorfood oprl-. a ply tlrtl $400, 304-4!5 ...1131. Ken Morgan, Realtor/Broker-448-0871 · Allen C. Wood. Raaltor-'- 448·4623 Mote Canterbury, Reeltor-448·3408 Jeanette Moore, Realtor-286·1748 1175 4200 ,.·oent 44H758. 1978 Ch.tvy 4 whltl drlvt, 4spd, $1,110. 114.258-4215. . 11 350 - -'"9,_·----:::::--~~roi!Oih •!'&~ill. Runo good, JET looio goocl, Allo toppor In· Aeration M"'oro, ropolred. Now eluded. S...._i't2-24211614-742- 1: re-buln mators In mock Ron 2081. Evens Enterprlua, JackiOn, OH. 1-1011-537-1128. 1!179 Ford F-100 V2 ton truck. ~lng $800, 614-245-9551. Complato Mobile Homo oot upo & repalrl, a110 plumbing 1 19'70 GMC pickup, V-8, electrical, rooting, remodeling, IUtomlllc, air cond, gOod cond, p.. la & decks t1c. REMODEl· 12,:.50. 614-446-4053. INQI Rtf•rencea. Eatlm•ltt. 614-25(1.1111, tin iiiO!.CIIYS IOSIIAGNIFICENT HOlE- IATIOIIM excelfnl co rt(hiiO n. Down by the Ot,KJ R1ver 1n GallipoliS. Oh. n-oJ.the.centurv ~crnP. 4 Mt'hnnm<: ~ hMh s. hbmy, U$elul at11C and comp'ete base'm~t. 5 ~replaces. g~ heat w1th centml a1r. garage Romantc gazebo. Patios, beaut1lullv landsc aped. All tlvmgty malntamecl. Potent1al bed & brea~ tast 1:1 remal n resdent1al Chovalot. 112 314 T. to~. ··::::-.<:,.- Ron'• TV S.rvlc~ $PIIIIIG nei&lloorhood and a bridl wrth l 'h family room, 2 car garage, in-ground pool. Close to shopping and stores. Call lor your appomtment. $77,500. #266 tpeclalltlng In :Z.nlth 1110 nrvlclng moil othlr brandt. HouH calli, •tao some appliance repairs. WV 304-8711·2398 Ohio S14o44e-2454. Roofing, painting, carpentery, plumbing and accntorill. Guanmi•R work whh ,.,.,.... en. C•n'l bill th ... prfctl, 1918 Ford F-250, new llrtt auto guarantH. 614-446-7212 or ~ l olr, Prot-lonolly ro-buln on· ;:75-:-':-'1'1...:54...:·--:-:--:--.-:-:-:::lno. Dopondob111ruck, $4,800, Rotary ar coblo tool drilling. 14-+la-.6751. Moat wells completed same day, 1988 Rantttr Pick-up, 614-446- P~mp saltt and Hrvlce, 304• ass-3802. rr.ro. ~~~~~~~ 1919 Dorfgo Dokofo 13,000 Soptlc Tonk Pumping ISO, Golllo mlln, Days: 614-251-6854, Co. RoN EVANS EN'TEAPRISES, Evenlnge: 814-25&-e321. Jackson, OH 1-100~37-1528. For Sal•: I 4x4, DIYII S.w-Vae s 'ervlct, Goorg01 Crook Rd. Porto, ouppll.., pickup, •nd dellnry. l14446-li2H: 73 Vans & 4 WD's l KOI. IFIOU LIKE PliES IOU Wllllllllhe loa1ionoflhis3IIRAncl1w~h lR, din, 11e1, 2 btlhs. kit. r1np. ret, DRY blseMent.ettc. hell with CIA, It· tlc:hed a•r•P on 2.51Cfes MIL. New vinyl sidin11nd Allsid! wltt!IOwS, t)O. POMEROY- ROCK SPRINGS ROAD -Nice quiet location is-the setting follhis 3 bedroom home, conveniently located ,short distance off four lane. Full basement, large yard and garden area. Call for complete details. $35,500.00. lake 1ioot lod1y. , llfllf. on NEW LISTING -MIDDLEPORT - 6.77 acre executive building site. High on a hill overlooking the beautilul Ohio River. II you wanl a Supe1ior Home Site, call for delails. room, ICrts m/1. • PRICE REDUCED - DARWIN- Country settinR, 3 bed- . rooms, I bath, all electric modular home w~h 2 car garage and storage building situated on approx. I acre of land. 1m· mediate possession REDUCED TO $35.000.00. Electrical & · Refrigeration PRIC£ REDUCED -MIDDLEPORT -Ownerwillingtosacrifice. OWNER WANTS TO SELL'' 2story, 3 bedroom, carpet all electric and fi~eplace. Oishwashel. REDUCED TO $38,400.00. • . '. Buy now for $35,000.00. t9BbY.amah• 425 rr; good cond, 145b. 304-578-24711. 1986 Kawa..kl NinJa 600. Runt goocl. S1350. ood and lookl i141!192-3593, Water Hlull~, ,...on~~bl• ratea, volume dl• counte:,. 2,000 to .4,000 c•paclty, clsternl, p0olt1 ••II•, Call 304-5711-2919 Wattii'IOn'• •c. POMEROY - Co. Rd. 'l1 - Appx. 22 acres of vacanlland with electric and water available. Mostly wooded and possible home site. $10,900.00. DEXTER - .Riilroad Street- 3 bedrooms, I bath, 1\-\ story insulated home, has bay window in living room. 2storycellar house. Storage building, w~h extra lots. $19,50.0.00. 1172 17 ft. Stororoft Trf·HuU Bbot. 125 HP, Evtnr- En~lnt, tl40. SI'AilL~ SI'AIIILll RecenU1 "doled up", "~ • ble J bldrms tmh, f1m~y rm. w/WOOdbUrner, kwety fenced t•rd. The pri:e IS rilhl. too. U,.II.R $40,000. Uyou have asmllldown ·p.ymem and sludy ~b you can b11y ttls dandy home. MIDDLEPORT - 2 unrt apartment building in Middleport. Good rental income. Good neighborhood. OWNER WANTS TO • SELL NOW. $24,900.00. 11631. CHOICI: lOTS -l.AI( VIIW: Buy one or more. Owner reduced these bllutitul treed lots klclt«t near Cllaroll•s Htlls. For full part'i:utars ~II to in- POMEROY- Mobile home..3 bedrooms, 1bath, carpet, 10' deck and building. Has to be moved . Will rent. Call for more information. l4'x66', $8,000.00. ' POMEROY- SR 124- Approx. 3 ~ acres of vacant land. Water, electric, gas available. lots ol·firewood and suitable s~e for only $4,900.00. . .:. .• 2 OR 3 .81 All LONG BOTTOII- FAR II w~h gently rolling meadows!' This is abeautiful site!! Appx: 84 acres. Includes areally neat2 bed· • room mobile home wrth l11ge addition. Gas F.A. heal, central • ail',- plus woodburner. Small orch1ad , extra large shad for ' barn or workshop. Private and peaceful. $51.000.00. Call for ; appointment. .• POMEROY - A little bit. of Swiss Alps right here in Po· · meroy. This 3 unit apartment building is all rented and ready : for Slle. $14,900.00. . " 1990 Ohio Mouse Bond Money Now Awiltblt. 7.75% FlxiCI Aile 1nt1111VIst yaar, 1.25 Fixad Alttlntllt1V2nd Jill tltru 30 Jllrl. t. . COl£ IN AIID CHOOSE OUR IIEW HOIEIII Wt htvt b~tytrs for IIIII Cotnty property. LIST WITH US TODAY!tl' · IAE HUPP .................................................... 949·2257 JEAII TIUSSELL............................................. 94.. 21611 JO Hlll ........................................................ 915-4411 fiNfl. •• Lllf•l: fllio Two, f11m. 3 bodrms., I bolh, ~~- With "'I' rtl., ftfolll rm., itflll borft, llfdll.lMIIIOii!<co bolO. ,J4 ~tmn. ,OFFICE .. ,...................................................... 992·.2251 -------· -- .. •' _,. . . ._______ _,_____ . . ' ____.. -~· --·----------......:-- .... J ----- ~;:;.,. I . ___ . • •' I-ACRE LOT . POMEROY - Kinpbury Road - 2-211 acre lots. Water and electric a ~ailable. Owner may help finance: $12,000.00. .,., ,_. . 2-STOIY HOUSE RACINE -This house n11ds some work lo make it a home . but the beautiful large lol in town would be the reward for·· you1 efforts. 4 bedrooms, olde1 I \! story frame w~h part ba· : • semen!. $12,000.00. POMEROY - Brick, ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpet, large glassed in family room with W.B.F.P. All in good condi· tion and ~~ £Ood'localion. $59,50().00. FOR .SALE .• • POMEROY - COMMERCIAL BUILDING- Possible office space or apartment on 2nd floor. CALL FOR MORE INFORMA· TION!! PRICE REDU~ED $39,000.00. . .,..din•s•"•· compt.te topL!'ew uphols ery. C.. I! 514-2811-t.,. ohor 7:00 p.m. -.- RACINE- 50 acres of vacant land , T.P.C. wale( available. Gas well. Southern district. $19,900.00. CHAII AID I PACE. You wiN lind 1i1is rl/1ch brl:i lane m/llo boo cllorminslomiy -ofltr[nflb4,illth, liv· -•ucor..,..._Pradiolhll60s. PQICE REDUCED- .ENJOY THE COMFORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE CORNER LOT while viewing ths Ohio River from your waterfront, 1st. Ave. property. 4rms., I! bath down, 3 rms. & full bath up. 2 WBFP, HW floors, screened-in· porch.,A classic home with character. Ooo'tlel this one get . CALL TODAY. • - 3 bedrooms, I bath ranch wHh living room, i full basement. central air, I car prage. I car carport. Askina $54.900. 1219 LET'S BUILT! -Tired of lookinafor 10u1 dream house.Build H! On these choice 5 acres m/1 restrided lots in Green Twp, Rural water available. Hardtop road. Call lor more · 19Bj) Harl•y D•vl.on Roadl1•r, 1~ cc good cond, 12,000. 614446,6759, 114-2!111-1447. LETART- 7 room house, 3 bedrooms, 1bath, carpetthrou· ghoul. large kitchen and patio. Gas heat and hot wate1 heat. • 2 car garage. $19,900.00. . • located approx. I mile above old Silver Heating PRICE REDUCED - RACINE - Newer 4bedroom rahcll type home located on 2.37 ac1es in the country. Full 'basement " and small barn. All in good condition. Hascarpetthorughout REDUCED TO $61 ,900.00. . - IIOd. • Rt. 7. Use for residentiaVcommercial.lot STAITtl HOI£: This home is il~t~ted on 1 corner lot on RaUroad 31x1., blth, klk:hen. dinin& room, prage and stora&e bu ilding. Fenced . Priced in the $30's. • Plumbing & PRICE REDUCED- POMERO,Y- Looking for .a3 bedroom, I bath, 2 story home convementy located near school and town - at a small price?! Wa s $15,000. REDUC£D TO $13,000.00. . 11571. All TH!IOil HAl liEN 0011 oo thoBnt~ RJnt~ Home iuslalew miles lfom town.This ho!l'le is on aspKious lot with a fenced 1n lUI lor sm111 children. 3bd.. 2beths.llmiiV room with w/burfll!r.2 CJr garage. Bet he lucky one tD own ttus wei maintlined home. MORGAN CENTER - Is this 3 bedroom family room, dinin!Vkilchen combo, cable heat car aarage" All this and more on 2.5 m/l. Askmg only $4~. '· ' ; ,. .. ·' TV cable, 11'1 bo1ho. new roof. ·, completely remodeled, new modern kitchen • indudlng 111 epplltlnCIII, cerpet throughout, .. rge Statio and worklhop. full basement, new vlnyl1idlng with in1ulatlon# also blown In lntultltlon, new ttorm : doort end windows. full ~ngth 1unporch. out ·• building and omoll garage . . REDUCED TO •21.000 FOR QUICK SALE :sHOWN BY APPOINTMENT-992·5107 ' 3/4 Milt Ntrth of Oh. on St. Rt. 33 HOllE lOCATED IN TOWN - wrtlt living room, dining room, eaf·in kitchen. 2. bedrooms, utility room, nice lot, all lor $30,000. MUST SEE. 3-4 BEDROOrtl, .BRICK RANCH, s~uated on 5.5acres, within view· of the Holzer Hospital. 24'x36' barn presently being utilized as 2 car garage and storage. 2 olher outbuildinp. A QUALITY HOME with many amenities. 2 full baths, and 2 ha~ baths, den, formal livin~ room and dining 1oom, 2 WBFP, entertainment kitchen .... QUALITY THROUGHOUT. NEW LISTING: INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 7 rental properties, located within the crty ol Gallipolis, 2nd Ave. Purchase.all for $100,000.00. . NEW LISTING: 3 BEDRM. HOllE located on the oorder cit Gallia-Lawrenc6 Co. line. Price includes 8acres. $20,000.00. ' BEAT TH tS!I GREAT LOCATION!I Clean 4'bedroom, II! bath, full basement, eat·in krtchen, living room, two car detached garage, ! -car carport attached. MAKE AN APPOINTMENTTO SEE THIS ONE. $49,900.00. . INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON- 6rm. house located . along Main St. Rent or live in. Presently grossing $2,100.DO. Buy now fo1 $15,000.00. NEW LISTING: 10 acres, Perry Twp. Some timber. Buy now lor $10,000. . • . , 6;5 ACRES, WITHIN THE CITY OF GALLIPOLIS situated ·alpng Garfield Ave. Site inludes 2 building lots w/ cit~ water sewer. Buy Mw for $30,000.00, or purchase house with lot for $15,000.00. · WE HAVE·BUILDING LOTS in Rodney Village II. Call formoie information. 2 BEDRM. REMODELED HOME along Chillicothe Rd'.'Walk to groceries and sc hool. Buy now for $26,500.00. · 68 ACRES II or l ,IN OHIO TWP. Frontage on St. Rt. 7 'llith iome limber. Priced at $10,000. ' 2 LOT}. located at the junction Of Route 160 and Ewington ~osd . Reduced to half price. $5,500. ·. IF YOU ARE ALREADY TIRED OF CUTIING GRASS, SELL YOUR MOWER and mcr;e into a beautiful 2 bedrm. condo located along Grape St. Ample insulat~n with heat pump gives you comfortable air conditioning and heat with econ· · omical prices. Averages lessthan $50.00 per mo. tax abate· men! program, I block to grocery, 2 blocks to City Par~ low lllli~e~ance : Call 446-1066 for info. · CHE~ THIS O"E OUnt 3 bedrooms, family room with fire· place, in--round pool with ·new liner, central air condHion, scr11ned·m porch, houseand lot for $43,500 or house and 3 lois for $51 ,000. PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED ()n 2properties within the Village of Porter: /fl-2 story home now $25,000.00. N2-3 bedroom home now $20,000. · ' 'STOP. BY OUR OFFICE FOR A COMPLETE BROCHURE OF · OUR LISTINGS. BAUII ADDITIOII is this extra nice bi·level horne in 1 well· manicurad nei~borhood. Maintenance free exterior, loin essumption available. (:all today to look 11 this spacious 4-be· droom, 2 bath home. Asking only $62,500. 121& CHARIING CAPE COD HOllE- 4 bedrooms mil, 1\!baths, full basement. Solid home w~h character, ci1cular paved dri· vewa~ into ~onvenient garage with opener. "Must See'. Ask· ing $59.900. · 1249 NEW LiliA RD. - II! story home wrth 3 bedrooms, 1 bath kitchen, living and family rooms, bas1111tent, 1. ctr garage' newer IOJ 30x30 shop building. All this and more on 1tclft m/1. Ask1ng only $29,500. 1273 SUIIIIER ROAD- Is this 2 bedroom aluminum sided ranch w~h bath, living and family rooms, basement, one car prage, storag~ _building. All this on .840 of en acre m/1. A;& only ~9.500. • ' �Ohio Lottery JISational ..'INewspaper I Pick-3: 400 Pick-4: 9282 Cants: 10-H, 8-C, Q-D, 8-S "Week S,.aper Lotto · 20-23-34 44-51-53 Kicker ' 092188 ·Oct. 7-13 '· ·a t Vol.41, No. 109 .Copyrighted 1990 ~ • SATURDAY, QCTOBER 13th .• THE LEADER OF THE PACK - was none other than "Saini Nick" on Saturday as bikers from as far away as Toledo mel for the sixth annual Meigs County Toy Run. Toys gathered by the group between now and Christmas lime will be -*REFRESHMENTS GRAND PRIZE *S·2.00 CASH -DRAWING ·sEE ALL THE NEW·1991 , MODELS.AT THE NEW CAR SHOW , • donated to benefit needy children In the area; cash donations In the past ~ave been given to villages aad spent to Improve playgrounds counly·wlde. Arab diplomats.· continue to s~ch -for peaceful..solution _to gulf crisis By GAYLE YOUNG United Press International Arab diplomats searched for a · peaceful solution to the gulf crisis, despite shifting alliances and Iraq's changing stance dur!ng the last week on prospects for re~olvln" the conflict through ~· . ""'~ .·,., ·• ~. ., M-' ,._ •· •o:xvua' i"ton. · ' A high-level Egyptian delega· . tlonarrlvedlnDamascusSunday for talks with Syria oncoordlnat· lng efforts to oust Iraqi occupatlon forces from Kuwait. Cairo and Damascus restored diplomatlc ties after 12 years, and relations between-the two have strengthened after the Aug. 2 InvasiOn of Kuwait. Although Wes.tern diplomats •say Syria and Egypt differ on many Issues and are not close, both countries have sent troops to serve In the U.S. - led multlriationa! force against Iraq. InmllltarydevelopmentsMon- .-· . ·.. .<J,ay,theNavysaldltwaslooklng tor two Marine helicopters with eight c·rewmen aboard reported missing In the North Arabian Sea. The helicopters were from ...... . (J the amphibious assault sh'lp USS Okinawa. Also British, U.S. and Australian ships fired warning shots against an Iraqi cargo ship wheij It failed to stop for Inspection Monday, a Defense Ministry spokesman in London said. . The Iraqi vj!ssel heeded the ' warning and allowed. British Royal Marines and U.S. Coast Guard officers to board. The ship, which was e10pty, was allowed to proceed. Saudi Arabia, which has recalled Its ambassador to Jordan In another example of shifting Mideast alliances, said It wc;~uld build a "military city" In the southwest of the kingdom, where the multinational military force Is set up to block Iraqi aggression. Palestine Liberation Organlzatlon chief Yas~ Arafat left Amman for Tunis, Tunisia, on Monday after meeting Sunday with Jordan's King Hussein. Hussein expelled the PLO 'from his kingdom more than a decade ago, but both leaders have taken SHOW HOURS 9.A.M.·3 P.M. GALLIPOLIS AUTO AUCTION LOT Astronauts conduct • • varwus ·experlments UPPER RIVER ROAD, NEXT. TO THE SllVER BRIDGE PLAZA . . CAPE CA~AVERAL, Fla. Earth's atmosphere to gauge the state of. the ozone layer, which . shuttle Discovery collected data scientists believe Is being damMonday to help scientists monl- . aged by poilu lion. tor Earth's fragile ozone layer In With · the Ulysses solar probe one of several experiments sche- speeding smoothly Into deep duled for their third day in SPl!Ce. space, the astronauts also · On their 29th orbit around planned to check the health of 16 Earth, the five-member ·crew rats on board as part of a medical was awakened at 1:47 a.m. EDT experiment aimed at evaluating· by the Coast Guard Hymn, whether biological changes ·played In honor of astronaut caused by near-weightlessness Bruce Melnick, the first Coast- could be used to help test new Guard member to fly in space. drugs. "Another good morning to you, In add! tlon, crewmembers Dtiscovery. Another great day in planned to w~rk - wlth a personal space, " controllers at Mission computer· to asses the perforControl lp Houston told the. mance of machines that might be astronauts In a·. package of used on NASA's planned spal:e Ins !ructions and messages faxed station, and conduct experito the spaceship. ments with a new voice activated More than three hours later, command system. the. crew opened the lid on the The crew Includes commander Shuttle Solar Backlcatter Ultra- Rlclihard Richards, 44~ co-pilot · violet experiment In the orbiter's Robert Cabana, 41, William open payload bay to measure Shepherd, 41, Thomas Akers, 39, ultraviolet radliltlon. and Melnick, 40. • The data will be used to Richards and Cabana calibrate · Instruments aboard gulae Ulscovery to a tanamg sateiUtes that measure ultravi- Wednesday at 6: 57 a.m. PDT at Olet light "backscattered" by Edwards Air Force Ba$e, Calif. (UP!) - Astronauts aboard the •• 10 ., I FQur locations Member: FDIC to serve you better. .. • .. ., . . ~ .... • • ' . will • .. a sympathetic stand toward Iraq. Before his departure, Arafat told reporters that despite initial reservations, an International consensus has emerged stressing a link between the crisiS and· Middle East problems • as a whore•. "What was said to be lmposslble Is emerging as a reality today," Arafa1 said. Egypt's ·opposition . ai-Wafd newspaper said Sunday that Egyptian authorities had denied• Arafat permission to visit Cairo because he has condemned the U.S.-Ied force In the gtllf. The newspaper said Arata! was told he would have to publicly change his views and apologize to the Arab world before he could come to Cairo. Palestinian sources in the region. confirmed the report and saldArafathadsentamessageof protest to Egyptian President Hosnl Mubarak. Sources from the Arab govern- · ments Involved say the leaders Continued on page 10 Moto·rcycle driver injured in mtshap A Pennsylvania man, who lost control of his 1982 Harley David. control . of his motorcycle and son motorcycle. struck -a wall at West Main and Scott was transported by Locust S,treets in Pomeroy Saturday . ·Pomeroy Squa~ 1 to Veterans night escaped with a fractured Memonal HosJlltal and then later .. transferred to Holzer Medical Ceo. right 8rude. Pomeroy Police said Timothy ter where h~ was treated and Shawn. Scott, 23, Valencia, Pa., was rel~d. , . traveling at a high rate of speed . Police 5a!d Scott was cued f~r past SuperAmerica, when he lost DUI and failure to control. Scotts i' ·. · motorcycle incurred heavy damage in the 8:20 p.m. mishap, according to a police deparunenl spokesman. A Meigs County Emergency Medical Service unit was damaged Thursday at1:26 p.m. during an incident at the Pomeroy,.Mason Bridge. According to the Pomeroy Poli.c e Deparunent, Howard Mullins, Pomeroy, was driving the unit · onto the bridge when a large truck attempted to turn off the bridge. Mullins pulled out of the way of . the truck and struck the bridge. The vehicle SIIStained light damage to the right rear quarter panel, according 10 police. · . ·· · Two accidents were investigated by the Middleport Police Depart· mcnt over the weekend. The first mishap occutred Friday at 6 p.m. and involved Gary M. Smith, Middleport, and Linda L. Nowlin, Point Pleasant, W. Va. According to the n:port, Smith was traveling south on Beech Street when Nowlin slOpped at the stop sign on Laurel Street. Nowlin reponedly pulled into the intersec. tion failing to yield the right of way to · Smith. Nowlin was cited for failure to yield. Smith's vehicle sustained damage to the right rear quarter pane[ There were no in- juries reported. . . • Inn in Middleport for a potluck By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff dinner. At least 100 bikers from as far Led by Santa Claus, each biker away as Toledo converged upon traveled with a toy strapped to Pomeroy and Middleport on the !font or rear of his or her Saturday for the sixth annual bike; the toys were delivered to Meigs County Toy Run. the Salvation .Army in Pomeroy Needy children from the Meigs following the dinner. County area will benefit from . In addition to the toys dona ted this annual event, which will by these most generous motorcy· provide toys at Christmas time cle enthusiasts, the Meigs Co11nty for youngsters who might other- Toy Run Inspires other lo~al wise go without. • residents to donate both toys and The bikers, who came from cash In hopes of making Christ· Meigs County, Jackson, Mason mas merrier for needy kids. County, W.Va ., St•.Albans, Locations for donation cans for W.Va., Athens al\d Toledo, met the deposit of money, as well as Saturday morning at Pleaser's In "drop points" for toys, will be Pomeroy before 'traveling to announced In the near fu1Ure, Kelly's Corner In Pomeroy and according to a spokesperson for then to the Mltway Tavern on the group. Route 7. Following these stops, In the past, at least $1,000 hasthe group met at the Riverboat been collected each year In cash alone. That money has been donated to different villages on the condition that it be spent for the benefit of children In the area. . Playground equipment In Pomeroy, Middleport, Rutland and at Carleton School in Syracuse can all be credited to these ... donations. . · New and very good used toys which are donated at th e "drop . points" are delivered In "truck loads" to the Salvation Army in · Pomeroy. . Before leaving for the run on Saturday , the group expressed Its appreciation to local businesses for their donations of toys and money for the cause, as well . as food for the party. Budget battle ·moves to Senate WASHINGTON (UPI) - The · budget battle moved to the Senate following House passage early Monday of a Democraticcrafted budget plan that gives a House comml.ttee power to ease Medicare cuts by $18 billion and alter a previously defeated plan's tax package. The 250-164 mostly party-line vote came at about 2:30 a.m. after two hours of sometimes bitter partisan debl!-te. The senate was expected to consider the new budget plan later Monday, • along with a temporary spending bill that would end the two-day shutdown of most federal agencies and services. The House passed the stop-gap funding bill at about 3:45 a.m. EDT Monday after approving the budget plan. But the money measure was ldentic. l to tile one Bush vetoed on Saturday, and Republicans warned Bush would vet~ the bill again · hecause It lackeil a provision he demanded. · · Rep, Dean Gallo, R-N.J :, who supported a bipartisan plan defeated hy the House early Friday, said on the floor early Monday that President Bush may oppose the new Democratic· crafted budget plan. "We just got word that the president Is not In favor of the way this has been handled," Gallo sajd. The White House could not be reached for 'c omment. Debate on the budget plan opened with House Budget Com· mlttee Chairman Leon Panetta,· Continued on page 10 Military cargo plane forced to make emergency landing. at Barnesville BARNESVILLE, ..Ohio (UPI) " paint, s ome solvents, some - Authorities said a military· pesticides , lithium batteries and, chartered cargn plane carrying we believe, some sodium flammable chemicals was forced hydroxide. " The Ohio Highway Patrol said to make an emergency iandlng Sunday at Barnesville-Bradfleld . the pilot smelled smoke and, put the plane down. There were no · Airport. The plane, a civilian version of injuries. . Air Force personnel briefly 'ili'll C-130 Hercules. the Air Frlrce's workhorse cargo craft, Is detained three members of the owned by Southern Air Transport . news media because of possible of Miami and was en route from exposure to · ha za rdous Wright-Patterson Air Force chemicals. Schneeman said the three-man Base to Dover Air Force Base In crew chose to make the emerDelaware. gency landing after smel)lng The plane left Wright· vapors and smoke In the aircraft. Patterson about 10:30 a.m. SunDick Quinlan of the Belmont day and landed at Barnesville· County Disaster Services Bradfield at 11:15 a.m .. Judi Schneeman, a spokeswo: Agency said lor:al authorities ma:n for Southern Air ' said .the were told initially the cargo was plane was carrying about 25,000 not dangerous an~ did not find pounds of cargo, Including out the plane's contents until a crew arrived from Wright· Pat- terson late Sunday afternoon . Airport Manager Clyde Wittenbrook said he was sitting In a house acorss the street from the airport when a call came In that a C-130 transport plane was m·a klng an emergency la nd lng because of fire or smoke . "The plane just touched down," he said. "There was no . flames or fire, just an odor. It . was wicked. Everyone got out OK." He said the plane landed on the . run\l'aY In the wrong direction, because the pilot was afraid to take the time to fly around to get In the proper direction . He also said the runway was damaged because the plane and Its cargo were so heavy the wheels sank about ·3 Inches Into the pavement. · · The second accident happened on Saturday a6:55 p.m. in front of Fruth Phlrmacy; Mlddlepcxt police said ~yn Neutzling, Middleport, was turning onto Fruth's parking lot when a vehicle driven by Risa L. Sayre, Masotl, W.Va., failed to stop ' and SII'UCk Neutzlin(s vehicle. No injooes or citations were reponed. A police deparlmeat spokesman said Sayre had left the scene before arrival of officers. ~ ' . 25 Cents A Multimttdia Inc. New.PII!per . " Gallipolis and Smith's GMC Trucks will be present to demonstrate the features of their models: It's .9ur third new car show and Ohio Valley Bank wants everyone to have a ·great time browsing and inspecting the beautiful new car styles for 1991. *PRIZE DRAWINGS *FREE ·PARKING 1 Section. 10 P1gos More .-than 100 ·bikers take part .........--. • '\ See the exciting new car models for 1991 on display •in a special one-day showing at the. Gallipolis Auction Lot, ·upper River Road, next to the Silyer Bridge Shopping Plaza - Saturday. Smith Buick Pontiac, Gene Johnson Chev./Oids. /GEO, Norris Northup Dodge, Turnpike of en tne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday. October B. 1990 - Chance of rain 70 peuent tonight and Tuesday. • •• . Low tonl1ht In lower 008. llllh Tuesday In mld-'lOs. SENATOR MESBEL SPEAKS - Senator Karl')' MeDel (0 - Yollllptowll) was the keynole . apeaker al tbe Melp Coaaty Democratic Party Fall Dlnaer on Saluday ntallt J'1dured, left to .. rll:hl, are ' Seuator ._,..,. 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