http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3be30c02f7f866a63e47dc93333f354e.pdf aa0a2f8b53d7527e228a3d07ad5b16d1 PDF Text Text .. • • • •• t . • . . .... • • • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Pege-10-The Daily Sentinel .. Friday, August 7. 1987 Sund<~y ..---Local briefs------. Thunderstorms cause damftge today ' Seek owners of unclaimed funds The State of Ohio is looking in Meigs County for owners of unclaimed funds . The money, which has accum ulat ed since 19£8 when the Division of Unclaimed Funds was formed by the Ohio . Department of Commerce. Involves a number of persons whose · last address 'was listed in Meigs Count y . The .unclaimed funds are from such things as dormant check ing and savings accou nt s, money orders. utility deposits and paid up life insurance policies which ·have gone untouched for 10 years . Also the unclaimed mbney involves wages not ' coll'ec ted for five years . People on today's lls.t published in The Dally Sentinel or believe they are related to someone on the list, s hould make their claims by writing to the Director of Cammer~. Di vision of Unclaimed Funds , Two Nationwide Plaza, Columbus. Ohio 43215. Charleston man dies in crash • \ ' •'' A Charles ton man was killed when he lost control of his ultra-light a irplane and crashed Into the Kanawha River on the Route 35 side nea r Little 16 Mile Road Wednesday at 8:15p.m., according to a spokesman for the Mason Co.u nty Shert!f's Department. Ernest Danie l Dean, 44, Charleston, was pronounced dead on a rrival a:t Pleasant Valley Hospital at 9:45 p.m. by Breton Morga n cou nty coroner, who identliied the cause of death as massive blunt trauma , according to the spokesman. . Eyewitnesses reported Dean was executing a maneuver called a ' 'wingover" when he lost control of the aircraft. the spokesman said. He had near ly regained control when the wings folded up a nd ttie plane crashed into the river , the spokesman sai d. The body was trans ported to Pleasant Valley Hospital by the Point Pleasant Em ergency Medica l Service after be ing retrieved from the river by the rescue squad and the Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department, according to the spokesman. An autopsy will be performed at the state Me dica l Examiner's Office in Char leston, the spokesman said. Dean had flown from Upton's Airport, nearGrjmmsLa nding<. according to the spokesper son. The accident is being inves tigated by the s heriff' s department and the Wes t Virginia Department of Public Safety. Squad has 6 calls By United Press lnternallonal Summer showers and thunderstorms blanketed.the Gul! Coasl today · as a cold front hanging over thP Plains and ,Ihe central Rockies triggered violent storms in Nebraska, Kansa s, Colorado and Uta h. Early morning thunderstorms and rainshowers were scattered ~~;.;.:;.:..,:~..;.;;,;;;;..;;;;;;.,;;,;;;;..;;;;;;.;.;;;_~--~~-------""' I Area deaths Beatrice Howell Beat rice Eleanor Kennaw Howell, 81, {11echanicsburg, fortnerly of Rutland and Springfield, died Thursday at the K. W. Hess Pythlan Home foll owing a lingering Ulness. Born Oct. 30, 1905 in Columbus, Mrs. Howell was a daughter of the late Clopha and Me llie r ;· Tipton Kennaw. She was employed as a buyer with the F . W. Woolwor th Co. , Springfield, be· !ore her retirement. Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law, Kei.th and Vir· gin ia Howell, . Mechanicsburg; seven gra ndchildr en, seven great-gra ndchildren and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in dea th besides her parents, were her husband, E . Dale Howell on Jan . 1, 1969; two sons, Richard E . Howell and I Dale Howell; two brothers, Elwood J . Kennaw and Walt e r Brown Kennaw ; a sis ter, Evelyn Nee. . . Services will be held atlO a .m . Monday a t t he Sk illman McDonald Funeral Home at Mechanicsburg, . wit h the Rev . Keith Weller of!iciating. Graveside rites will be held at 3: 30p.m . Monday at the Miles Cemetery in Ruti'IJid. Frie nds ma y call at the funeral home from 4 to 7 p.m . Sunday . Free entertainment Portland PTO meets Portland P .T.O. will have a meeting Tuesday. 7 p.m ., to make plans for the coming school year a nd !or the Fail Carnival to be held on Oct. 3. l I KENNETH R. COX LUTHER C. YATES , JR . Deputy Director Division of Unclaimed Funds Boost«>rs to med MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ea stNn Ba nd Roosters will meet at the hi gh schoo l 7:30p.m . Tucs cl a)'. Rt•un!on Sunday Information concerning the amount of the fund and any ne· · cessary information conceroin·g the presentment of a Claim thor· ( :1!111'. .~ l rtl d V: lhs. S62-,71 : 700-MO lb!'. S.'lR·$i O.ra>: Wt lov. ~ra d f' ro~· .; , ~:lfl· drou· n : ~ pt· ln~rl ('cw.:- . $4fil·$fl tll : Cnw ~· C:.~ll 1:rlmb.. $.17!l. ~f\i0 : Vl'a l (':!1 \'f':-. r· h ok~ · ~· pt'imr-. efor may be obtained by any person possessing a property (pro· prietary) interest in the Unclaimed Funds by addressing a written inquiry to the Director of Commerce, as follows : l0\.1'~. lllPHd \' :' ~ l f' l ' f~ & Ycmllru~·!' . mi~l. ff' am f' 111 & ::2. 2~·:100 lb:- . $74 · ~1 : lOO-<IfM"I lb ~ . $7l ·$B<I ; -tOO · ~t) lhs. ~ i.'i · AAl.~ : ~ 10 - tilXllb ~. 1\fi9 . ~ S79 : ni'I0.700 JV~l $.\~·$" ~ : hC'I Irrt>tl r 1 \' pt~row ... upt n~:1:l: L 1 lb" 17~ ~6 : tnNI ~ nHI C'. $6~· ~7'1 . Bah~ (':Jh'f'"· & u~. $~ . :.1- $n!1.7~ ; !:i Cll f'!s . ~m ('(l. t ra m ~" 111 g. :r • . 2 ~ · ~ lbs . .\li t !i0·$ 1R,:;(I: :vlfi. 40() l h ~ . $&\ . ~ ~ 7!\ . !lO : ..JOO ::.00 Jbs. $f;.1,!"il-$73. :10: !"JJO.fiOII lb:-o. $6fl .~· $7::?5fl; 6C1(). 7fM1 lh!', Luther C. Yates. Sr., Deputy Director Division of Unclaimed Funds $~ Vi0- $6R . ~ : Two Nationwide Plaza (Corner Chestnut & Higl! Streets) Columbus, Ohio 43266-0545 h\ l h(' hf'alt , $ll 'Hiri"K' n Tn p Hogs : 2(1('1.'210 lbJoo .. ~14 - S.~i ; 210 2-Ift lb". S~S- fS~•7 : Hu1c-h C'1 ' Ro:1r". 4rl() lh'- & up. ~11\. ~..J : iOO.Pi(llbs . ~ . ~- $6~. !10 : A('{) ~ !l!l - 8AA. !"~l: Aut r-hrr Sn....- ~ . :\1'(1 400 lb-.. M0·$44: .anu fiiO l b ~ . ~4~ s..·r. ~.O : P l~,. b~' th t" llf'<.u l. $.'\!l rlown l'f'Nif'J l:..t11<' ~ ••tf' Au ~J R l q~ "'~"tine .tt 1· 00pm lb-: & up. $ ~ . ~ - Sfi'ViO: Bulls. mNt. IramP =1 & "2. 2~·:llXt Jbs. $7 1. ~ · ~ . !"lll : :ffi4Cifl lb!'. S6R . S0· ~1 . !"lll : .& OO·:'iOO lb!\. S72 . ~· $7R flO: !"100-1100 Jb-: . Slili.!'l0-$7ti.!"il: F.00-700 llr.-; , .. t2]sNOW Name and 700·AA!l lbs. $:'i5,!",()-$ti7.!"il: flfii1 Jbs address must be given ex.actly as FRONTS : . . Wa rm ft' Col d . . Static WEATHER MAP - Scallered showeMI and thundei'!IIOI'JIUI will ex tend from eastern Lou isiana across southern MlooiMippl, i\lahamu, Georgia, northern Florida. and North Carolina. Showers and thunde rstorms will also l>e scaltered over southwest Iowa, northwest Missouri, northe rn KansiL~, northern Coiorado. southern Wyoming; Utah and southern Nrvada. · well as-unadvertised accounts of less than $10 .00 . CHESTER - Ginther. Jack C. II , Box 34; Swindells, Mable, Phoenix Ave. k DEXTER - Ator, John H.. Rt. 1, Box 9-A; GMAC, Rt . 1, Box 9-A. . HARRISONVILLE -· Payne, Donald & Kenneth. Box 276 . LONG BOTIOM - Jackson. William E.. 37070 Bashan Road; Keuff, Sue A.. Rt . 1. MIDDLEPORT - Bass. I.J., 640 Page Street; Beasley. Howard M. &. Unknown : Bowen. John. Unknown: Cameron. Deshler Jr., 1 B250 Main; Cira. Elaine. 37265 St. Rt . 124; Flea Bag . 309 N. Front: Goell, JohnS .. P. 0. Box 1 86; Justice. Bruce c .. 592 Pearl Street; McDermitt, Barbara. 35 River Dr.; Moody. April & Marjor .. ., 121 S. 7th Ave.; Quillen. Marvel, Rt . 1 , Box95: ·Sharon. Mary, B09 N. 2nd Ave.; Smith. Richard R .. 339 Pearl St . ; Swanson. Carroll, 211 Mill Street; Swanson, Katheri~;~e H.. 211 Mill Street; Thomas, James A.. Rt . 1. Box 1.19'B; Wayland. edna. 707 Brownell Ave.; Wolfe. Antis, POD RAW, Unk~own; WOods, Ted , Rt . 1. . MINERSVILLE - Forbes, Randy. 31917 Minersville RD ; Grueser, Jerry J .. Rt . 1 . POMEROY - Clark. Sherri L., Rt . 2; Colonial Auto. 278 West Main Street: 'Cuckler, Clifford C .. Ate. 3 ; Eller Ent, Inc., 3995 Old Post Rd .; Ewing, Ben H., 300 4th St .; Faulk. Lori A., '243 Mulberry Ave.; Houdashelt. Randy E.. 124 Union: Johnson. Kathryn A., RFD Wolfe l'en.Road; Little. Pearl. 278 West Main Street; Martin. Lynn. Rt . 4: Marting General Store. Unknown; Meigs Co . Med Clinic. Mulberry Hts. Box 207; Michael, Tim & Pat, Route 4 ; Pauley, Paul J .. 307 Spring Ave.: Penzoil, Grind· staff. 440 E. Main: Phel:ps. Earl E .• 47811 Kingsbury Rd .; Pickens. Claudette, Box 165; Porter, Robert D.. Route 4; Ram b. Ambrose. Unknown: Ramb. Mary. Unknown; Ritchie. Jack L. , 825 S . 2nd: Sloan, Robert W. , 373B3 Rocksprings Rd .; Spires. Norman D., Stachler, James H.. Route 4; Walker. Thomas, 34719 White Hill; Wallbrown. Amox, 35140 Rocksprings Rd.; Wamsley. James R. & A., Route 3; Wamsley. James R. ll. Route 3. Young, Mae. 240 Condor Street. PORTLAND - Janes, Creed. Unknown: Wallbrown, Amos I.. ' . Rt. 1. . RACINE - Bess, Lawrence. 5th St., P. 0 . Box 445; Wilson. Wayne S .. Rt. 2 . REEDSVfLLE - McGilroy. Bruce A .. Unknown; McGilroy. Bruce A.. 5200 SR 681 . RUTLAND - Bobo, Robert G., Rt. 1; Haley, Leland. Un· · known; Haley. Worley, Unknown; Phillips. Rebecca & B .• Rt. 1; Russell. Freda. SR 124; Walker, Jack R.. Box 188; Walker. Thomas. 34719 Whitehill . SYRACUSE - Crow. Robert. College Road: Greenig, Ste· ven. Bllx 41 ; Ontario Pipeline. General Delivery; Slack, Ada A.. 2nd Street; Vendy, Jessie. . . ·CITY UNKNOWN - D llo D Meats. Unknown: Thompson. Phillip.' Unknown. COUNTY TOTAL - RECORDS 77; DOLLARS $7,177.93 . • 1 Corrt•('tion in the Me igs Count y Co mmon Ple as Cou rt r ase of D. Micha el · Mullen aga inst Smith-Ne lson Mo· tors In c.. ct al . a S2,979.AA jud gm ent wa s aw a rded the pla int Iff from Buick Mot o•· Divis ion, not Smith Nelson Motors . A co ntrac t be tween the lalntlff and Buic k Motor Di vis ion , not Smit h· N~l so n Motors . wa rescinded. less than 10 milc>s an hour today a nd tram the: s outhwest al less tha n 10 miles an hour tonl~th t. Edended Fore<·asl Sunday throu~h Tue.~dlly A c han ce ol showl'rs and thunde rstorms Sunday, with fair Wea ther Monda\" and Tuesdav . lilghs will be in t'he Rtls. with lo_;,s In tM 60s. ' Daily stock prices t ,\ s ol 10: 30 a.m. ] Provided hy Bryce Wid Mark Smll h of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am f: lertric Power ............ 26 ')1. AT &T ........... .................... 33 ~ As hland Oil ............ ....... .... .67'/" Bob Ev a ns Farms .............. 24' , lha rrnlngo5hoppes ......... .. .l1 ~ Fede ral Mogui ... :............... .47 !JJ Goodyear T&R .................. .73 ~ Heck's In c ................ .......... 4'1(. Limited Inc .. , ........ .. .......... .48 !4 Multimedia Inc ..... .......... .... , .. 7J Rax Restaurants .. .. ... .... ....... 5!4 Robbins & Mye rs .......... 9Y, Shoncy' s Inc . .... ....... ........... 31 ~ Wendy' s Inti . .. ............. ...... .10')(. Worthin~ton Ind .................. 23% L .... . · WORK UNDERWAY- U's a slow· process lor the llrm ol Tom Mayle and Sons, of Culler, Ohio, to move Ions ol dirt back to the llllltllde from which the dlrl was removed. The firm l>egan reclalmlac I he While Rock Coal mine slle at Minersville on July 13 and has until Oct. 31 to complete th e job. Mine reclamation ·is underway in Minersville area By NANCY YOACHi\M · TIMES-&nllnel Staff MINERSVILLE - Si nce 1978, funds totaling approximately $4,749,00) have been s pent in M el~ts Coun ty by the Ohio De· partment ol Natural Resources Division. of Reclamation to reclai m a bandoned mine s ites . Another estim ated $4 ,150,000 has been committed to Meigs Coun ty but not yet s pent , according to Mitch Farley, of the At hens o f!lc e or !he Di vis ion o f Reclamation . Funding for these and other Ohio reclamation projects comes from two sources, !he s tat e tax on coa l and rr·om the federal Of!lcc of Surface Mining Reclamation and En!orcemenl . Ohio competes with other states for the federal doll ars which are alloted based upon need. AlthOugh federal legis la tion regu111es coal mining and requires that a ffected lands be restored to origi nal cont our, the legislation Is some tim es criticIzed as bei ng poorly enforced . Even In Meigs County there hav e been Instances in recent year s when s mall coa l operations have been a bandoned without reclamal ion, thereby creating the problems of land erosion and aclq, water drainage. Meigs Cou nty already had problems wit h acres of mine la nds which were abandoned long before federal legis lation was around to regulate mining opera tion s. On the other hand, there are several exa mples . In Meigs Count y of the effectiveness or the Continued on A-3 AT PA1 HILL FORD '' CUSTOM PIPE BENDING FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS & TRUCKS . . . Lifetime Warranty . {Another Way To Ser"e You .Better) WE CAN .SAVE YOU MONEY : RECIAMA'ftON NEEDED - Thill abandoned coal mine at t\UntnvUJe II now In the prtlcen of being reclaimed by the Ohio Departn~d of Natural Reeoareea Dlvllon ol Reclamation. Material wu taken ort tbe face of lhe bUialde on the rigid and used to create a roadway to and from the mine site. Thill material wUI now be puhed baj:ti to the hlllalde and sloped. Nollonr qo, lbe area be&ween tl>e two hUIIIdl!ll. completely lllled with water. Tile ' ~&ream chlllln~l lhrouch ·the area Is now being restored to Its orlpnal conllgurallon to·allow tl>e water to !low as II should. PAT HILL FORD INC.• ' 461 S. ~RD 8 Sections, 66 Pages Multimedil Inc . Newspaper Reset ·bid date for dam • PAT'S MUFFLER SHOP ertised in prior years are on file with your County. Treasurer liS Middleport-Pomeroy-Galipolis-Point Pleasant. August 9, 1987 1987 . . . Occluded listed . NOTICE : Names and addresses of unclaimed accounts adv· .Vel. 22 No. 26 (://l SHOWERS RJ RAIN Prescribed forms will be furnished upon a reques·t or inquirv in writing . Showers and storms likely Sunday. High near 90. The probability of _rain Is 60 percent. luttS - • I null ". .11f1.5()() l h ~. . ~-. f-Pi ~~1 : Hut c h 4~ , Bulls. 1 '!110lb~ 8: up. 'u111 11 1r..,. $~lV"il*~7 1\f): c ;1nnr·r>• & f 'Ut\1"1' ..; , S4R-~l-l : Ruh•hf'! f n~ .., , utll lt h ..,... $41) .iO-$.\ R.!'"lO: l'ltn n9r" & 1 u11 • ' ~"" · l\1 a rkM Rr-port for i\ttg. 1. 19!'11 Suturday al UMI p .m. Tr<'n d.~: Vf•al Cal\'!'~. ~trudv: F'<'Nlrr Along the River ...... , B·L-8 Business ..... .. ... ,, ..... .... .D-1 Comics .... ..... ... ........ Insert Cl asslfled!l ......... ..... .. D-3-7 Deaths ........................ A·8 Editorial .......... .. ......... A-2 Sports ...... .. ...... .. ...... C-1-8 • - - - - - -·Weather------ ~a.l r l'\'l"ry ' Page B-1 t.t at=~ • how• mlt"!lm um 1 ~ m~e t•tu rea . At leas t 50'"~ olany st1aded atta 1J roree.st UPI 10 rec••·-'• prec:op lt•too n one' ca. tea Market report I NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS Page A - 6 .., Education department strikes soft bargain Editorial page ..;.. A-2 · • H Director of Commerce Pretty baby contest winners - . The annu a l reu nion of I ht' Thom as , Hiram and Adonija h Parker fa milies will be held a t the Tuppers Plains El~ m e nt ary Soul h f'e nt ral Ohio: Sc hoo l with a basket pic nic Pa rt Iv c loudy tod ay with a hi gh dinne r at 12.: 30 p.m. Sund ay . n~ar 90. Par lly c loudy tonl!lhl All desce nda nts inc lud ing fe- wit h d low nea r 70. mal e lines a rc in vited to th<' P a rll y cloud;· Sa tu rday with a annu al C'VPnL cha nce: of showe r s and lhundc:rThis )'Car the fa mil y is st r ess- stormd a nd a high nen r 90 . ing th a t a nyone of th e NPwla nd Th ~ proba bilit y or prcc iplt a family should att end s incE' a ll t I on is 20 percent today, near zero To form auxiliary suc h pe•·sons are desce ndant s or lonlgh t aml 30 pPrcPnl Saturd ay . Winds will be from I he south at The Ninth • District Com- Adonijah 's daught e r, Mrs. St c · ph e n !Eli z ab e th Park r r \ ma nder of the Disabled Amerl· ca n Vet erans will be a t the Me igs Newl a nd. Al so thi s yea r additiona l infOI"· , 0Sptla DeWS Chapter 53 D.A .V. Home at 124 ma t ion foun d t hi s year on the Vfllt•rans Memorial Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy, at 1 or ig in of the Pa rk er fa mil y in Thurs d ay Admi ss ions p.m . Monday to discu ss lhc Penn sy lva ni a will be presented . Eto lll a Cassell . P omeroy: 13ctt y formation of an auxiliary unit. All fa m ily mf' mbers are encou r · J o Hunt. l.Onl! Bott om; Ca rlos All int er ested women a re Invited agpd to take th <'i r fa mily rPcords Ril ~. RidgE'way. Ohio; He nry to at tend the meeting. and photogra phs lo the r eunion. Har tma n. Long Ro tt om. , - - - - - - - - - -....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , Thur day Di sc harge'- Bobby Swiger . hrl, tln(' Sh aelfe r . l.lsa Jones. F: li Whil P. E tt a Cullums, Ro na ld Sy k ~<. Ma r ie Duddin g. &: up S~:1 .,. . ,(l $11~ flO : Hol-.tf'l n St r•pr-. &· 01110 VALLEY LIVESTOCK Governor Inside J!Jdgment !lwarded ., A $12,823.57 judgment ha s been <awarded Bank One, Athens, from Ricky l. . Murphy. et a!, In a forclosure action In Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Court. A judgment or $4,148.42 has been awarded Matthal.ee, admlnistratll\ of the es late of Robert William Lee. !rom Nationwide Mutual Insurance. C-1 PGA action continues ·"" Anolh~ r evenJng of fr Pe ente r tainment will be sta ged at 7:30 p.m. Saturday a t the Shrin e Park ' In Racine under the sponsorship of the Racine VIllage .£art Board. The Bend River Bo~s and others will prov ide en terta in· men! and res idents a re to take th E'ir la wn cha irs to the park. The Pomeroy Area Merchants Association will meet at Bank One a t 8 a .m. Tuesday. at 1:52 p.m. to Holzer Clinic for Meigs Coun ty Emergency Kenna Morris to Holzer Medi cal Medical Serv ices· reports six Cent er; Rutland at 3: 20 p.m. to ca lls Thursday; Racine at 12: 14 Hysell Run ...; Road !or Alice a.m. to Bashan for Geneva to Veterans Me m ori<~ l Events s<'hedoled Kennedy Maxson to Holler Medical CenHospital. ter; Pomeroy a t 8:40 a.m. to Ma ples Apts. for Etoilia Cassell . Veterans Memorial Hospit al; . Two event s ";Til be held In 10 rs Plains a t 10: 03 a. m. to Tuppers Plains Saturda y under Tuppe ~ to meet th hi f h E Trust Route 681 for Madelyn Buchanon ~·- ~ e sponsors p o t e as t e rn Junior High cheerleaders. 10 st. Joseph's Hospital; MiddleChes ter Township Trustees From ~ a m lo 3 p m a car port at 1:38 p.m. to an a ut o · . . . ., acc ident on Route 124; pa tient will meet Tuesday , 7: 30p. m .. at wa sh will b~ held at Cole's Sohlo re fused treatment; Middleport the townhail. St a tion a nd a bake sa le will be - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , held during the morning hours at the bra nch of the Farmers Bank and Sav ings Co.. in Tuppers RICHARD F. CELESTE Pla ins. I stretched "from eastern Lake Superior across the Great l.akes. down across the Plains and up toward the central Rockies," said National Weather Service forecaster Harry Gordon. Heavy rains Thursday caused flooding in White Pine and U ncoln County, Nev .. as well as in parts of Utah . Services for Jack l. . Clark, 55. of Middleport, were he ld Wedn esday at Ewing Funeral Hom e. Clar k wa s born Dec. 12, 1931 , not 1932, as listed In Monday 's obituary. An infant grandson. James "Ryan Clark. precede d him In dea th. m~t A look back at the ·fair NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 8·13'-87 Jack Clark Local announcements MeJ'('hants to trom Montana to New Mexico and from Nevada through the central Plains into southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri. Severe thunderstorm watches were Issued in northern Kansa s and parts of Nebraska . Damage from wind gusts or up to 60 mph was reported Thursday near Concordia, Kan . Showers and occasional !hun· derstorms stretched thi s morning frorri the Caroihias across Florida and along the central Gulf Coast . The weather service rr ported especia lly heavy rain· fall at Greer and~olumbla , S.C., Augusta, Ga .. and Crossvill e. Te nn . Storms were expected to ilnger throughou t the day today in the ,;lc!nlty of the cold front, which 50 cents • t ' • 992-2196 - ·- ---·- · - - ·- ' - --- HUNTINGTON - The scheduled bid opening for construction of the Gallipolis l.ocks and Dam project has beeQ delayed a week to aliow time for a pre-bid conference, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported Saturday . l'rtstead of Sept. 15, ~he opening will be Sepi. 23 at 11 a.m. In the Federal Building, 8th Street and 5th Avenu e. sale) Conrad Ripley, public affairs specialis t for the corps' Huntington District. The pre-bid conference will be at 9 a.m . Aug. 18 on the West Virginia side of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam, he said. The co nference will be an oppor tunit y for pros pec tive bidders to as k question s and clear up any concerns they may have about th e project. . Th e bid ope ning was de la yed because of provisio ns that a certa in amount of time lapse between II a nd the pre-bid conference . One general contract is to be awarded for the project, esti· mated to cost about $200 mliiion. The project involves di gging a canal through a bend In the West Virginia side of the river at the curre nt dam site and building two locks for boat traf!ic . Constr)lction Is scheduled to be completed about 1990, The locks would be the same size as those at the Greenup, Racine and other newer dam s on the Ohio Riv er. The Gallipolis locks are among the wors t bottlenecks on the Ohio because of their small size. Problems navigating the locks In the bend have resulted in more accidents there than at other locks on the river. As the . locks project nears completion. the corps Is to award a contract to rehabilitate the curre nt dam and strengthen it s foundations . Valley purchased the grand champion steer, a 1,235 pounder, for $3.80 per pound from Jim Baughman, ol Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis. Shown with the wlQDer are Mike Berridge, Larry Lee, Morris Ha~ldns, chairman of the board, Oh~ Valley presid~erit, Ohio Valley-Bank; Baughm1111; Susan Skeen, 1987 Gallla County Livestock Queen and Robin Coen, 191!'1'Miss Gallia · County, Stories and results on D·2 today, (Times-Sentinel photo by Donald E. Wright) .. Sales net record sum GALU~Ol.lS Area busln ~ssmen and individuals paid a record $190,198.25 for 348 Gallla Count y Junior Fair livestock sale project s Friday acrordlng to · Fred Dee], Gallla County extension agent, 4·H . "That's approximately $38,000 more than last year's figure," GRAND CHAMPION HOG - No smile lor the Dee! added. camera! The grand champion hog, owned by D.J. · "It was another outstanding Harden, of Rt. 4, Oak Hill, shows some resistance sale. We are pleased with the to posing lor the camera as~ from left to right, support from residents and bus!Livestock Queen Susan Skeen, Robin Coen, 1987 . nessmen around the region wljo backed Gallla County Y.Oungs ters ageln this summer." Previous record sum spent !or · the four livestock projects market lamb, hog, steer and tobacco - was $153,488.59, set In 1984. Tim Massie, fair board president, added, "We just can't say enough about Individuals who support not only this, but all the. other fair activities each year." Dee! said 83 steers sold for $93.155.30, an average o!$1 .03per animal and 42 cents above the normal average market price. One-hundred and ninety-eight hogs .sold for $69,132.86. an average or $1.59 per animal and about $1 'II hove the normal market price. Fifty-seven sheep sold for $1~,380 . 15, an averageo!$2.88per animal and $2 above the normal · market price. · Ten sticks of tobacco sold for $3,530. One .of the animals, Wesley Sau!lders' lamb; was purchased by Haney's Custom Butcher Shop, then donated back to the falrboarcl for tbe purpose of a resale, with proceeds going toSHARE CHAMPION LAMB - Here Is tbe 11187 ward the Galllil County Chapter, grlllld champion lamb, a 13&-pound male owned by Brad Cremeens of Eureka Star Route, Artterloan Cancer Society. 'n!e 36th·rankea: ranked lamb, · Gallipolis, and bought by Harrison Farms of which sold for $2.75 during the . · Presque Isle, Maine, 1111d Foodi~L~td of Gallipolis. Continued on A-3 · Show a with the winning woolly tire, left to right, Miss Gallla County, Jell Smith, vice president of Ohio Valley Bank and Jim Dalley, president ol Ohio Valley Bank, look on. The Ohio Valley Bank purchased the 218-pound porker for SlOper pound. (Times".Senllnel photo by Donald E. Wrl1hl) Sl1111ley Harrison, of ~rison Farms: Su.s an Skeen, 1981 Livestock Queen; Robin Coen, 1987 Mlu Gallla County; Cremeeu; and Bob · Eastm1111, ol Foodland and other offtclata. They paid $14 a pound for the prized anlnal, 1111 all·llme record. (Times Sentinel by Donald E. Wrlcld) �. August 9. 1987 :C ommentary and perspective ' . August 9, 1987 A Division of II2S Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Obi (614) 446-2342 ; (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlaber HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor . PAT WHITE!IEAD Assistant Publlsb~r-ConlroUer or A MEMBER Thr Unllf'd PrNis lntrrnatlonal . Inland Dally PrM~ Assocla · lion and thr.AmM'Ican Nf'~·~paJ)('r PubllshE'r!i A~soct811on . · ' LE'M'ERS OF OPTNlON arC' wf'lromf'. ThE')'· should tK' l£>Ss than 300 words long. Alllf'llf'rs arf' subj('CI toNi II In~ and must lM' sl~nro wiTh namr. addrN~s and trlc-phon€' numhf>r. No unsta:nro l f'ttrrs will b<> publlshro. LC'tff'I"S; should bE' In good -la ,;t('~ addrf'ssln~ lssurs, not prrsonalltl~. The Educa· Brennan. And even with the system." lion Department needs somt> . tenfold escalation In price, the Ont> problem Is that the Grants schooling In elementary contract accounting system never mea· · and Contracts Service has failed procedures. At least that Is thl' sured up and was scrapped to keep unauthorized officials · conclusion of Its Inspector within five years, Brennan said. from making changes after the general. Ralph Olmo, the department's contracts have been signed. \he Failure to drive respectablt> comptroller at the time, said the auditors found more than b;uglns with contractors, and two cost figures could not fairly $475,000 In added costs because of unauthorized changes changes be equated. He sal<1, the $168,156 extra work ordered by three after work has begun have cost was a base figure that changed Educatio.n Department offices: the taxpayers a bundle, the IG with subsequent task orders - · $178,995 by Civil Rights , $216,727 auditors charged. In a recent , work added · after the original by Special Education and Reba · report and In lnter;vlews with our contract Is signed - and was bllltative Services, and$81,647by ~eporter Karen Talley, . they never Intended to ·cover develop- Educ;ltlonai Research and questioned the effect~veness of ment of the complete accounting Improvement. the department's Grants and system. _ The program officers who Contracts Service. That, the auditors responded, made unauthorized co mmit · One ''task order" contract, for "only reinforces our basic point : ments gave the auditors two an accounting system, for exam· that task orders were used In a • explanations for ordering the ple, would up costing $1.7 mill ton haphazard and uncon trolled extra work: They sa(d It was . instead of the original $168,156, manner to build an ineffective urgently needed and / or they according to IG auditor ·Charles J!:=======================::::!.l · . :Comparing notes . . By HELEN THOMAS Upl White Houae Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Reagan and White House • spokesman Marlin Fitzwater have been comparing notes on skin ·· ..... cancer. , • The ruddy-faced Fitzwater has a longer history of the problem, .::: • dating back some 20 years and stemming from his days In the sun as a : · Kansas farm boy. · Fitzwater has had a constant recurrence of skin cancers that are ; -.removed, which Is normal, because the:~; will come back. · : The.president has bad three bouts with skin cancer around the nose, the latest near the tip, w!llch surgeons at Bethesda N Hospital removed last week:· When af!llcted, Reagan usually Injects a word of advice In his speeches on staying out of the sun, or at least guarding against too much exposure. Fitzwater has a house full of hats that he has purchased over the years to protect his face. And once In a while he does wear one. The president wears a western hat when be Is out riding at his mountaintop ranch In California. - - President Reag;;~n Is btisy and reporters were astonished that the White House made a big deal out of a task force report this week to promote economic development In Latin America. Reagan extolled the report, which he had not read, and spoke of the need for free enterprise and employee ownership In the : underdeveloped countries. • He thanked the panel, beaded by Wtnlam Middendorf III, former ambassador to the Organization of American States, for the report that ran over 100 pages. · The problem Is that the report was · submitted to Reagan and Congress In October 1986. Aides explained that the ceremony with the task force had been postponed several times. This was an unusual letter, . evert when you consider that we The president Is looking forward to a visit from Sovlt>t leader ministers get our share of unus· Mikhail Gorbacbev. No date Is set but II all goes well with the talks In ual letters. What makes many of ·, Geneva on globally wiping out superpower medium range missiles, them unusual is that they have there Is a good chance Gorbachev will make his first trip to the United llttll' to do with religion . No one : States. · asks about the Holy Ghost or • Mindful of that possibility, Reagan told the msk force on Latin angels or what a day In heavt>n : American development that every time he Is aboard the helicopter will be like. · flying him to Camp David, "and I look down at those tracks of homes, A lot of letters have to do with • some of them with a little backyard swimming pool and ali of them the unfairness of. lite and "why • with an automobile or two In the driveway, some lawn surrounding It bad · things happen to good : ... I have a fantasy of having Mr. Gorbacbev beside me ... and being people," to borrow the title of • able to point down and say, 'those are the homes of American Rabbi Harold Kushner's best: workers. They own them.· And I get frustrated becausl' he would seller. A much smaller number :· think It was something we created artiflcally just to show him." . inquire ''why good things happen • • In other words, the United States would try to put Its best foot to bad people." : ·forward when and If the Kremlin leader shows up- but no Potemkln Usually when tht>Sl' peoplE.' I . : VIllage. · didn't know that only the Grants and Contracts Service Ia empowered to arrange contract changes. As the auditors pointed out, the unauthor.tzed amendments to the contr;~cts probably wo11nd up costing the government more th;~n I! the changes and prlcei had been negotiated by Grants and Contracts Services officials. Even then, of course, once a contract ts awarded, the depart: ment has little or no leverage on the contractor. . : The auditors weren't ali that pleased with .the contract servt; ce ·s performance even when lj did exercise control. They cited a $2.6 million settlement paid to disgruntled· contractor io drog his claim against the department. The dispute Involved ~ contract option and the manne~ in which th e contract servlc~ •• invoked 1!. On one point at least, the auditors' criticism was more ol form than substance. They ques; tioned a co ntra ct for a stenoty· plst at $62.50 an hour that lacked documents to show that it waf "analyzed and negotiated" beforE.' being approved. Olmo said the fee was In fact reviewed by the Granl, a nd Contracts Service and ' was deemed reasonable ...,. and our own rest>arch In the Washington. D.C., area shows that the hourly rate was not excessive . The dt>partment plans to educate officials In the various divisions on the facts of contract· lng life, drilling them partiCU· larly on the point that the Grants and Contracts Office has sole authority to make changes after contracts have been signed. The auditors have also expressed th~ hope thai better contract man· ag('mcnt would avert costly claims se ttlements. . The White House did not cooperate With author Frances Leighton : Spaatz In her writing of "The Search for the Real Nancy Reagan," an · unauthorized biography no~ on the stands. · It was nothing personal. But Elaine Crispen, the first lady's press secretary, explained .that If Mrs. Reagan answered all the requests for photographs and biographical material that pour In, "she wouldn't have anything left for her own book." The first lady bas alreatly contracted with Random Hou~ to write her memoirs and she has kept a diary. Although It has not been publicly disclosed, there are reports In publishing circles that she wiU get S2 million for her autobiography. Mrs. Reagan Is a tuned in first lady . She is aware of what goes on In the West Wing .a nd she weighs In when she does not frel that her · husband Is being well Sl'f'<ed. She Is protective and usually prevails In the end, perhaps ruf!ilng . some feelings .among aides. But some of the staff changes brought -~ about In the White Hoqse since the Iran- Contra scandal have In the : president's besf Interest. White House communications director T om Griscom must be a. ·· muncher. Not only does he have the required jar of jelly beans on a ' table In his ofllce. He also has a huge jar of pretzels and other snacks. · Griscom Inherited Pat Buchanan's office when be succeeded the .conservative columnist In the communications post. Griscom bas not · complained In view of the proximity to the Ovai~ Offlce , but It bas no : windows and that c.an be claustrophobic. · · . .:Today in history ·. By Untied Press International Tod~y Is Sunday, Aug. 9, the 22lst day of 1987 with 144 to follow. The moon Is full. The morning stars are Mer.cury, Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mar~ and Saturn. • Those born on this day are under the sign of Leo. They Include .·English author and an.gier Izaak Walton In 1593, pioneer SJI'iss child ·'psychologist Jean Plaget In 1896, English actor-playwright Robe.rt ,Shaw tn 1927, Australian tennis star Rod Laver IIi 1938 (age 49), comedian David Steinberg In 1942 (age 45), and heavyweight boxer : Ken Norton In 1945 ' (age 42) . either. If It' s a ditch digger who pops the question to her , It will probably to a rich, hand some mining engineer. Adol<'Scence Is hard on girls who aren't pre tty, but they often end -up marrying successful, good· looking men . I've known many tycoons who married homely women . Or wish they. had . What frequently gives the homely girl the advantage over the Cyblll Shepherds In the marital market Is that the Plain Jane doesn't spend ali her lime trying to be beautiful. So she has time to listen to a man tell his dreams . And time to help him achieve hi s dreams . And the already polls. Yethe's hisstagnant enemiesInare marching In a political lynching party. On June 12, Sen. Joseph Blden became the first Democratic candidate to rule out o~ly nn• of the other candidates as a running mate: Jackson. By dumping on the hapless . Jackson, Blden hopes to bead off prospective candidate Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, and become the party's "great Southern hope." Tht>n, a few llays ago, Prest· dent Reagan's Ideological con· · frere, columnist George Will, proposed a ticket made up of Nunn and Rep. William, Gray of Pennsylvania as a "stop Jack· son" movement. But as Democratic legend AI Smith urged. "Let's look at the record" of Nunn. thE' 48-year-old "Georgia General." . - Tn 1975 and 1982, 'he voted against renewing the Voting Rights Act. . . - In 1980, Nunn cast a pivotal vote against a filibuster to help ~ica~n~d~ldiaiCil/i·iDeiisipiltieiNiuinini'is iloinigi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikillilifailriiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii · Fnirhful ,,, th(' wnunt/3 11j o /rif>nd. but tlu• kiul'a of an ~n,.my art drt:f'itful. You. have lo think. twice when an unreconstructed Reagan loy•allst like Wlll_~raps hi$ arms .around any-Democrat.Bewarpof Greeks bearing gifts and reac· tlonartes ,pralslng moderates. Will wrings his bands at the "absurdity" that "Jesse ·Jack· son, who Is In no sense a man of government, Is the preeminent : On this date In history: black politician." . In 1842, the U.S .·Canadlan border was formally defined by the That 75 percent of the black : WebSter-Ashburton Treaty, signed by the the United States and electorate currently disagrees · .· Britain. • In 1936 Jesse OWens won his fourth Olympic gold medal In Berlin . . about that "abSurdity" and 19 of 1 the 23 black members of Con- 1 : In 1945' a B-29 bomber dropped an atomic bomb nicknamed "Fat gress are supporting Jackson's : Man" on' the Japanese city of Na11asakl. · . campaign Is Irrelevant when ; In 1969, five .members of the Charles Manson sex and drug cult, logic Is blinded by plantation I · acting on orders from Manson, Invaded the Beverly Hills bOrne of arrogance. . . : :Sharon Tate and killed the actress and four other people In the first of Ah, but Will can trot out three 1 ; two nights of bizarre murders. blac.k Georgians who are "eager 1 · · In 1974 President Richard Nixon's resignation became effective at for an excuse not to support , : poon and VIce President Gerald Ford was .sworn In as the nation's Jackson." ; ;·38th chief executive. The devil can cilr 1cripturP' for : • In 1985, retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Arthur Walker was convicted of hi• p1Npo1~. : spying for the sOviet Union. The Nunn-Gray ticket Is not a 1 I ·. --· new Idea. · ' ; A ~bOught for the day: Izaak Walton wrote, ' Good company and Former Gov. Charles Robb of discourse are the very sinews of virtue." . . Ohio. Post . America's Leading TVICB Antenna Manufacturer SIJNDAV ONLY RATF.S By Carritr or Motor Routf' ~UIISCRIPTION . TV ANTENNA I • Get Ready for Fall Sports and New TV Shows! KIDS KRUSADE IO,DNEY CHUICH OF GOD DATES: Aug . 12. 13. and 14-6 to 8 p.m . Aug . 15 - Picnic from 12 to 2 P.M. Sunday Morning Program, 11 ;00 A.M. For More Information Call 446-9471 or 245-9518 Sales ... Contl n~ed ·... from A·l rcgular sale. wa s repurc hased by Dl and Lonnie Boggs for $11 a pound or $1,140. T.he resale was in memory of Mrs. Harold (Janice) · Saunders. mother or lairboard member Kennison Saunders, who d led Friday . This year's sale was conducted In five hours and 30 minutes after the start was delayed 15 minutes . Lee Johnson and Tommy Joe Srewart were the aucUoneers . Wayne Jlylden, Skip Meadows, My ron " Bud" McGhee. J .E. S6mmer. Pete Sommer a nd Tom "Bo" Woodward we re the rl ngmen. ~ Co mplet e unofficial sale re'!l]lts are on D-2 today . • .~ ·• • • COUPON • • • • L~ar p......,.oy •••••• .. eo. Of Vinton 1987. PONTIAC TRANS AM GTA . . . " ' - Mnd 1111 I'IIEE lloafdete ' -no IIIIIIIOIIft ll'lnttcf In 11111 Loaded, 350 import injection Corvette engine, power windows, door locks, air, tilt wheel, (anette, articulating seats, special gold spoked wheels, low profiled white lettered tires. Special suspension pockage. - wtiil .... end prlwtltet.cr. Klncllr 11.- ., llllf'totllod ~ Moolumont eo:....,..•• ntlltv. Ollt mr homo. . · ..._ Mnd 1111 dot.tlo obOut II Maoooleuml without obltgotlqn. LIMITED EDITION - SPECIAL _PURCHASE FACTORY OFFICIAL'S CAR ........ For membership information call: . Mf'mbf'r : Unl 11>d Prf'ss Int£'rnat iona l. In land Da ltv Prf'ss AssoCiation and thl' Ohlo Nf'wsPotpt-r Assodatlon . Natlonal A(iVf'rllsln~ Rf'prrst'nt;~tivf' , Branham Nfl~· s papN Salt'S , ?:tJ Third AvrnuP. Nf'~· York . Nf'w York 10017. Co ntinued from A·l ........... ,., ,,>. nun - . ,..,." ... SPECIAL THIS WEEK Sl 81 500 AUGUST 9, 1987 -4:00P.M. See the construction progress of the new 18 hole, futty irrigated golf course. Opportunity for questions during and after the tour : and information on membership and yearly duet' available. LOCA nON: OH Mill Crook load, GallipoHs Dowolopon..,tal Con tor ., State Hospital. Follow signs on louto 7, Eastern bon~ pos!a~r paid at Gallipolis. Ohio 45631. En1f'rPd as Sl'concl cl!l~s I re 111 '" n ... -.....,. ' 1· hi story ol anti -black votes. But this past fall , tht> dupllclt· ous Gray orc hestrated one of the nation's dirtiest. mud-slinging , ca mpai gns aga inst civil right s advocate Sen. Arlen · Specter, R·Pa. Because of a mlnorproced· ural vote, 45-year·old Gray painted Specter as an apartheid In Gallipolis, Ohio cond ('la!:s .reclamation side of the federal "affected more acres than the Onf' W f'l"k , ........................... 6(] Cl'nf ); law. particularly In the Rutland .bond was for ," says Roisen, and Onf' Yf'a r .................... -. ... $.lUO and Snowville areas . then left . forfeiting th.:: bond . SINGLE fOPV Right now In Meigs County a PRICE In the c~se of forfeitures, the Sund>J ' ' ......... small job Is underway to res tore Division must step in to reclaim 8.9 acres at the abandoned Whit e . the land and !he difference !'oio subs l'ripti()O!\ h:-' m:11l pcrmilll'fl fn e+ rf'as IA'hf'T'r mowr carriC'I" srrvicf' is Rock Coa l Inc . mine site in between the forfeited bond and uval 1ahlf'. Minersvlllr. actual reclamation cost comes Accordl nil to Wayne .Rolsen , from coal tax money . SomeThf' Sunda \' T lmPs F.t•nllnrl wtll not bP rrspuns ibiP ror ;~rka nl 'l' pay mPnls Columbus, project officer for the times, through legal action, all or mad£' to t·urriPrs Division of Reclamation, the part of this money Is reimbursed stream channel from Route 124 to the Division by the responsible MAIL SUIIS('RIPTIONS SuRday Only bac~ 700 yards to th e abandoned parties . On r- Y f'ar ......................... . ....... S-12 . 2~ mlnewlll be restored " to as close Six mo nths ................. ,........... Slti ,!=IO Also lncludt>d In t~e White to the original configuration as Rock project Is a separate $4,000 Dalily and Sund ~y possible. " Also. material which· project to fill a shaft open ing left MAll. SIJIIS(' KIPTIONl< was fared off a hillside at the from the original mining operalnt~ldP founly t:l W<'f'k iO ... ......... . $17 .29 back of the site ·and brou ght tion. The shaft has already been 2t1 Wf'f' ks ....................·.... .$.14 .00 forward to form a roadway will filled reports Rolsen, and · the ;,2 Wf'<'kS ............. ........ .... . $66 . ~ be pushed back to the hill side and remainder of the White Rock Ral" OutMide County 1.1 Wt'f'k iO ....... .................. S1R .20 sloped. project is scheduled for comple2f. Wf'('k o; . ... .. .......... . ~\"1 . 10 The firm of Tom Mayle and tion· by Oct. 31. ~2 Wf•f'k ); .. .... . .. $67 .fil Sons. Cutler, Ohio, Is reclaiming the area at a cost of $170.535. Work began on July 1.1 · . Originally a parr of the White Rock Salt Corp .. which ceased operating In the late 1930's, the mine was reopened a few years ago by. White Rock Coal Inc. In Corner of lodney-lidweU td. and lt. 35 1981. White Rock Coal posted a bond ot $14 ,100 for 5.6 acres of rhe THEME: Happineal! Ia The Lord site. Howl'ver. th e co mpany All Children Agel 3 through 12 Are Invited Don't lynch Jesse Jaekson ___c_hu_ck_s,_on_e Poor .Jesse Jackson. Virginia, leader of th e conserva The country preacher's candl· · live Democratic wing, conceived dacy hasn't even taxied to the It as ·an unapologetic attempt to presidential runway, much less vitiate Jackson 's Influence gotten off the campaign ground. within the party. His fund-raising is moribund. · Naturally, Gray (a .k.a. the A "he can't win" syndrome " sophisticated dancer" among bangs over his leonine black his fOlleagues\ Is busting his locks with Dameoclean tenacity . oleaginous hump to boost Nunn 's CLIFFSIDE GOLF COURSE Publlsh<'d rach Su n(lay. 825 11llrfi A\'('.. POMEROY - Meigs County Emergency Medical Services ''Said like a man." sneers the feminist. But !could be quoting a syndicated woman co lumnist ex· plalning why Nancy Rca~~:an was voted by readers of a men's magazine as the woman- with whom they would most like to spe nd an eveni ng. What were these men .:... age 60 to ~1 No, tht>y werP 18 io 35. It 's Mrs. Reagan who is In her 60s. This woman wr1ter says the nPw generation of men 111\e Nancy because she Is the kind of woman "Most !987womenreluse to bl': Shl> is a great wife to her hu sband." of the new Ga lllpoll!!, Ohio . by lhC'Ohlo Vall ey Publis hing Company i Multlmedla. Inc. Se- Squads receive six calls ~·.,.;.~iiitin a.l-'~ .o., . IUSIN~S,. IOT A.. . . . . .,. .L ' "" 'MonUmeftt - ~en· ·1 ! ;,: o., nc. • VINTON, OHIO . w.MainStreet •! 388-88q3 -~ ., · 'POMI!ROY,,OHIO Pomeroy-Me-lrldge 982-2&88 _:good ~ SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY N1J mafler wtM,.r Wf' arf' or who w1•an-. ~-e fiK'f'.Probll'm.~ In llfr . Job~ : 7tl'lls us lhJ!iO: " Man Lli txlrn unto rroub!P. a!) rtv- sp.'lrk." f1y uJlllo•a rd ," T'roubll'S arc nor a('('tdf>ntal : !l(•lfhfor urt• 1~ rol nf.'trlrnra l. R;H hl'!' , rh(>v u,..-ln God's prowam ttlat Hc mi~ht hav£' a JX'Oplr who wt li ('tl005(• Him- not bPc'~usc- ·~~ l10 l'a'l y, but bt'rau!k' ~~ ar"<' wUIIn12: to push rhrou~h llf(l's prohlm'!s In oppr('hmdl~ 1--Jim. Many li(iVl' In whm troublE'S romE' thf'lr wnv bN'uu~ II 1 .~ f'lt$ICT. Tht- L.ortl has crrutf'd u!' ror a pul'JDI('. He> ckostrrs to brlnl'! us Into malwity that ¥.'£' may attaln to thl!i hl~h cnllln~ ''For many al'l.' call«i ~~ ft'W.arl'C'tnim" rMl:ltl. 22: 141 , It can bl' ~tid ln anottw>r wa,~,·. ··ttw wUI pay th£' prk'(' In order to br dmm." Thls qualifyinJtbl'!JiM afh-r ..,,, haw rt'l't~wd rtx• rrw gift ofs.alvatWm whleh hao; bK:n amply provldl'd for LLt; m Calvary's c.·ross. Wr ranmt rarn or quality for thl~~o. It Lc; a frtof> jltt'lto all who ~A'illlx'lk'vt\ But thr- outwt'rddn~ of this J!ift of salvation WUII't'Quirc' much from us whm wt'u~and and iii.'Cfjlt that t hen' -...·UIIr ~and dlfftcullk's In IUt'. and v1e'w them riah1ly. Thrn wf' ~.~o• Ul bro ubk' 19 rmbra«• !hNn and n'Spond to the Lord In lhl>m. Th('f'(' an:- W\:('ls or l'f'alms In our spiritual ~<M'Ih. As we matuf(l\n lht> Lord, He des tr~ that . ._.f' brcomf' artlvf'ly tnvolvro wl1h Him In the oulwockl'nR of this prOCE'SS. For !hi~ , wf' must <'OmC Into an abld ln~ anolnUn!i!: within and upon our llv(>S, and a smsltlvlly ol ctiS<rrnmcnt In thP rf'alm..olthl> su~rnalural. "rhl' problems and lilfflrullk•'S Wi' lal'l' In llff'oome tram two main sourct"S. human and $Uianlc. which was broog hl atmut throu~h mankind's rejM\on of lhl' rult" of Tilt' KIM$!· dom of GOO. A proJX'r functlon l n ~ of tht" Gos)l{'l of tht' Lord Jesus ~rls! wlll afff'Ct t'ach f1tht'St' JJnd brlnR a rrsultanT C'flrrMion. JMUS ~l d we arc to (11''preach lt'lf' Word," t21 " hC'al lh<' sick'· and 131 "ra.~ t OUI d('YUs " (Mark 3: 13-15) . A bettE'r undt>rstandl nR oft his thlrtl ttl'('a of ministry Is nN'decl at this lime. · [):>mon..lf arf'ont>form o1 bf'inJ; pl1ndpalltk's art'yf'l anoihff. The Blblt>does not state th(' ori,gtn ol d«nons, but W(' know lhty al'f' dtst"mbodiE'd spirits for thfy SE'(>k to inhabU llvt nR brlnJr.' , JE'SU.\ said we ar(ltocast thm1 out. We have hl'l"R given !his aulhorlty and ar<' cxpl'('trd to USf' H. Bul sc:mt'thln,z dltfert'lll Is said as to pr\nclpallt~. "For we WRESTL not a~a\nst fk':sh an d bloW. but against prtnrlpalllil'S, a~atnst the;> ruiPr!! of llv> dolrknl'SS olthls world. a~alnst spirlluat wlckE:'Cinfos5 In hl ~h plaef'S: : fEph. 6: 12). Not the dlff('l'i"fk.'f', ··o...mon.<i" - l'astlh<Tn ou1 ~ "Prlncipalllk-5" -wrestlE' BR:alnst them .'lllus ou1· appnta{'h to t~Y'sc must bE' dlff('l'fflt . Thl'SI' prlnclpalttl~ ere ('nt hronOO In th(l ht.>tW('nltes. rontrolllnst: m.anldnd, ruU~ na· 1\on.o;, c-ltl('S. and Sl)("('!flc al'('a.~. Isaiah spraks of ttwse as causing all ttwo aljtOny of wars, hatred and strift.>. " Hf' who smolt:> the peoplE> In wrath wllh a continual stroke. ht that rulro the- nations In anp:A', Is PE'I'S«Utfd. andnonP hindf'relth ...How an>tou fallen. 0 Lu· clfer son ot the mornlntt. how art thou cut down totht" ground, whl('hdlst WPBken thPnatk) ns! " i l'!oa. 14:6, 12\. r . As t!X- Lord's peopk>oVf'J1.'0JIIt" ln tlE st~glesandbattk>s~ lUI.', and as they begin to br St>a!rd £'"PE'rienllally with On"\st In hcav£'111Y pl&Cf'!i; and take on splrltual authority, this ovm..unlng auUalry wUI ~n to dis(iaCE' thet;{> prtnclpoltlk's and powt'rs. M thl>le ai'E' dl<ipiOC'C'rl. thm will cornp trltJJia:tlon on tt.> earth. This tlmrof tribulation is not a dat(l WE!'IMuld look tor, OOt an OC'CUJWO('('.'Jlllsocrul"''ee''a' Is when an overoomlngpeoplelncrt"as· tnWy are-Cauj2:ht up to the throll£' and beWn to ''Wrestle'' ln tht-heavE'Illies. 'Olel.ordtswal1· tn~ forOVl'rroJTI('rswho can dJspla("(''prtnctpaJIUes. As these arE' brou$!:hl dawn, thm all the calaml! l<'s and J00W1ll'fltS mmtloned In Revelations wDl begin to hapP£'11. Th('f{" Ls a para lid lx'IW('(>n 100 chlldrE'rrof Jsral"l and ttw> Olureh In this. WhiiPthe chll· drrn of tsrar l Wf'rf'slltlng In Ejzypt.lt was easy for them tosay.,'"Canaan Is ours!,A land nowtnJ!: with milk and hoTM:"Y, hall£'1uJah! •· But whm they arrived. th~ enrounlerE'd ttK' prf'Sf'nct' of gt·anls and wnlled cit les. The walls of Jt>richo romlng down was a typ['of spiritual warfarco. a ml~tly defeaT of prlnctpallt\Ef>. tsrael.was I'E'SpondlnR at that time tO thC' Impe-tus and Import of I he Spirit of GOO. It was a supt>rnaturaltntPI'V('11tkm. whereby, trtnlj: led by .thr Spirit and know ing thP volreof the Ulrd, thfse prtndpalltles th at were l'ntrrnctwd Wf't"i' broojithl down. As the children of Israel mtered_lntoCanaan, theY bfogan to possess thP land llttl(' by lillie. drlvlnjitout and utterly slaying the Inhabitants or the land. This Is a typr of our spiritual warfam 'Onisllans often sit In t hrlr prws saying. ''We are seated with Otrlst In heavPnly places, hallelujah! '' (S£"E' Eph. 2:6). But thecnemy Is entrmt:hed In the heavenlies and must bfo rohfrontl:'d through actual warfare "WI! wrrstlp not against flesh and bl()()d, bit ajitalnst prtnclpalltll"S: .. agalnst spiritual wickedness In hl:'aVPnly plaCf'S" '(Eph. 6:121 . This ml'illls then' Is a pi'E'S('flt and adtve warfat'e'. Ju!1 J'lldtlngUw.t we are seated wllh 0lflst In heawnly places wUI not accomplish II . 'Ibere must be an overcoming quality In our livE'S when-In we Pnler into a rPiattonshtp with our l..c>rd tn prophetic authority - A "'WJ'EI!Itlln~ · autholity where~ a victory. might be- won~ Ihe prt"Sent ctrcumstanct'S and problems Wt" face. As a PE'()ple come Into this prophetic authority and , kk'ntlttcatlon with our Lord In bl>lng seatro with Him ln heavenly placet, prlnclpeiUies and powfl'l wlllbe brou~hl down. · The Lord.1s looking ror ·a proplt.> today who wUI come 'to a IPYf!'l of spirit.,.I maturity that wUI t>nabk> thfom to take on &ptriiUD.I authorlty and ~n to wrestk>concerntn~e IB'inc\palltl£'5. Just as the chlkb'Pn of IJrael walked tC«l"theor arwrd Jericho tn obedlencf'to the Word of the Lord, we must become part of a propbettcarmy and we abletollncUon tn iota! harmony and unity. Then wUI come a trtngtng OOWn of prtnctpalttls and a rtsultant open heaven, a moving ot the Sptrtt of God on tht earth as never before. This ts the wisdom of the Lord. using tho very hUIIW1Hy !hat Satan deleated In tho Garden of Eden to bring down his kingdom. The I.Drd lscalltngus to arlleandcomeup Into the ht>avenlles wl1h Him. Jt Is only as wt' make ourselves avaUable to the Lord and bP!<In to walk In ""' Spirit. that !hls Ia paoalble. The Lord Is waltln~ for us. - PRAISE TABERNACLE POITEI, OliO ~. So. Old 160. ' J. • i.'tUJAN •C:E, PAnOII . SUNDAY 9r30 A.ll.-7.00 P.M. 311-1692 .' A GUIDED WALKING TOUR (IJSP >!..KOOI Po m<'r~. •• ATTENTION, AREA GOLFERS! ·oan Davies. 446-2626; Ron Toler. 446-1110 Dick Simpson, 446-0795; Ron Saunders, 446-9364 Tom Wiseman 446-8299; ,John Gitt.s 676· 7675 ONlY 80 MORE MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABlE AT IOOfo REDUcnON PAYABLE OVER 2 YEARS Qffl{'f'. ',I•' '. ' malll nj2: mal!('r a t 'Mine ... POMEROY - A representative from the office of Congressman Cla~ence Miller wlil be at the court house In .Pomeroy from 11 a.m. to 1 ·p.m. Wednesday to speak with anyo~e havlng questions concerning the federal government. . GALLJPOLlS ·- David E. Johnson, 31, oiCrown Cl1y, was arrested.Frlday night by the Sheriff's Department on a warrant from the Galila County Common Pleas Court, charged with · domestic violence. James Edward Perry, 31, of Rt. 2, Vinton, was arrested Saturday morning by the Sheriff's Department, charged with domestic violence. IJobert Monroe Mullins, 34, of Wellston, Is being held by the Gallla County Sheriff's Department for the Jackson County Sheriff's Department. Mullins is facing a charge of aggravated drug trafficking. GALLIPOLIS - The Gailla County Health Department Is sponsoring a Walking Day-Camp for children 6-10 years old August 17·21 from 8:30a.m.. to 9:30a .m . The day camp Is the second sponsored by the department this year . Participants are asked to wear play cloths but to avoid thong-type s hoes. Each morning, participants will meet In the side yard of the Gall Ia County Court house at 8:30 a.m. for a walk on the sidewalks of GallipOlis. Different routes will be traveled every dqy. . Barbara Epling, R.N. and Adult Vo lunteer Alice Lassiter will accompany the group. The day-camp schedule will remain the same, rain or shine., except for ex)reme thunderstorms . Parents may register their children by calling 446-4612 , ext. 292. There is no c harge for the program. a The Sunday Times-Sentinei-PaQ!::A-3 Representive will visit Pomeroy Arrested by Gall.ia sheriff Pl'an walking day camp Beauty iSD't everything_____By_G_eo_rg._e_P_lag._en_z write of the Inequities of life they are speaking of 'their own un· happy, unfair situations- or, as Is thE.' case In this letter, of the unhappy situations of members of tbt>ir family . ' . " I'm worried about my 18· year-old daughter." writes this mother, "She's homely. Like her father. She's got a wonderful personality, but the popular boys are Interested only In the cute girls. Does a ntce girl like Linda havl' to resign herself to being an old maid or getting a proposal only from a ditch dlggt>r ?" I'm not worried about Linda, and her mother shouldn't be GALLIPOLIS - John H. Ellingson, principal of Galll~i. Academy High School, has announced the following dates for locker assignments at. the high school: Tl!esday, August 11, seniors; Wednesday, August 12, juniors; Thursday, August 13, sophomores and Friday, August. 14, freshman. Assignments are scheduled for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the assigned days. Seventh and eighth grade students will be issued lockers when sc,hpol begins, Tuesday, August 25. Seniors wilt be assigned on a one student per locker basis. Underclassmen will be assigned two students per locker . Tnere Is a 2~ cent locker rental fee charge per student. ·• Strikes soft 'bargain _,..=B.:_y.:.:.Ja:.....ck_A_n..;.;_,de___:r_so_n_a_.;.nd_J_os_ep;_h..;_S_v_ea~r ... wJ\SHINGTON - reports six calls Friday; Middleport at 12: 20 a.m. to South Second Ave. for Heather Riffle to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 9:54 a.m. to Lasley St. for William Watson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine Fire Department at 10:59 a.m. treated Melba Jones at the scene of an two-car auto accident on. Route 124; Syracuse at 5:58 p.J1l. to Spring Ave. tor Imogene Blevins to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at ·7: 11 p.m. to Wells Run Road for Pearl Hawthorne to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 8:20p.m. to the Arbaugh Addition for Nicole Swager who was treated but not transported: . '• .... briefs~-------------_.;....-~:; Announce locker assignments ' f . •"'•'·,; Pomeroy-Middleport-Galipolia, Ohio-Point Pleasant W. 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Central Lake Erie Shore: East Lake Erie Shore: Northeast Ohio Inland: Central Ohio Highlands: Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday with a high between 80 and 85. The probabilily of precipiiatlon is 60 percent Sunday. Ohio Miami Valley: Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday with a high in the upper 80s. The probability of precipitation is 60 percent Sunday. · Central Ohio: East Central Ohio: Showers and thunMrstorms likely Sunday with a high in the upper 80s. The probability of precipitation is 70 percent Sunday. Southwest Ohio: South Central Ohio: Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday with a high near90. The probability of precipitation is 60 percent Sunday. Lake Erie: Winds will be from the southwest at 10 to 15 knots Sunday and from the northwest late in the day. Chance of showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday. Weather Zones · By United Press International Northwest Ohio: Partly cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms . and highs in the . mid 80s. Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday night with lows In the mid 60s. Variable cloudiness Sunday with scattered s howers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the low 80s. The probability of precipitation is 40 percent Saturday, 60 percent Saturday night and 40 percent Sunday. Winds will be variable aropn~ 10 miles an hour Saturday. By JACK BEARY Unlled Pret111 International Showers and thunderstorms drenched the Carolinas Friday with more than 2 inches of rain, can~ling a golf tournament but bringing precious drops of relief to parched farm . land, while storms unleashed hall In the Rockies. Storms in the West stretched across the southern Plateau and Rockies and east to the Plains. A,n afternoon storm brought hall apd street flooding to Gallup, N.M. Hail also pelted Yellow· stone Park, Wyo. Nearly 2 Inches of rain fell Friday morning at Sierra Vista, Ariz. and a flasfi · flood watch was posted until Friday evening for southeast Arizona. · Forecasiers said much of the East and Midwest enjoyed fair summer weather. The Nation;li Weather Service said 272 inches of rain fell early Friday .at Columbli!, S.C ., and more than 2.3 inches was .mea· sured at Greensboro, N.C., but forecaster Pete Reynolds said, "there's been no flooding." At Columbia's Metropolitan Airport, 3.28 !riches of rai n fell in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Friday, "We have this unstable air cell in here and It built on top of us and we got a moisture feed out of the Gulf and we just got soaked, " . NWS spokesman Jeff Medlin said. .Just outside Greensboro, the heavy rains forced a halt Friday. to the $300,000 LPGA Henredon Classic Golf tournament at High The Lou Honw Connt•rtion OUR ONCE·A· YEAR RED DOT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Our Regular 823.99 Double.Roll . impgri~l Hospital news ABRAND NEW SYSTEM ... IT'S CALLED SER~ICEI End marriages . GALLIPOLIS - Five mar· riages were ended In Gallla County Common Pleas Court during the week of August 3-6: Robert Jeryl Eutsler and 1'erry Jean Eutsler, both of Rt. l, . ,Gallipolis, were handed a decree of divorce Tuesday. Decrees of dissolution were granted Monday to Kenny Hawk, of735 R. Third Ave., and Nina K. Hawk, of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Man· day; Rayford A. Minnis, of Rt. 3, Bidwell, and Kelly R. Minnis, of ' 32 Garfield Ave., Blake Northup I and Shirley Northup, both of Rt. ' 4, Gallipolis; and Keith A. Sheets, of 520 Spr,ing Valley Drive,' and Melody Ann Sheets, of Winfield, W.Va. The Medical Shoppe Inc. 666 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 46631 Celebr1tlng 10 y.. ,. Of qullltf Servl11 To The People Of Thle Are• II · Complete Rehabilitative Services, including: Physical Therapy Back Rehabilitation Work Hardening Cardiac Rehabilitation Industrial Medicine Sports Medicine Adult and Corporate Fitness · · !-Ierman L. 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Koch was stricken sudden!)' with slurred stx>ech, nausPa a nd dtzzint>ss Thut·sday mornin g In his limousi ne a nd was raced - at his ow n request - to Lenox Hi ll Hospital for tests. He was brought to the Ncorotoglcal Ins titute> at Columbia· Presbyterian Medica l Cente r In upper' Manhatlan rarly Friday aft er suffering a second bou t of the sympt oms. doctors said. Blockage ol "an artrry .t he size of a hair on your hetld" was identlfiro as the ca use of th e ' trokc, Mohr sa id. " The troubl e was conf ined lo that ·tiny one and Is not a s ign of a ma jor disease." Mohr sai d the hair·lhln artery ~WALLPAPER l!o JUNIOR (II f 99 NOW$ BUY ONE DOUBLE ROLL FOR '9.99 &GET 2111 ONE ALL FIRST QUALITY ALL SALES FINAL 4600 / 11 He has had lh~ stroke that he Is going to have. stro ke exper t Dr. J .P. M~hr sai d at a new s conference Friday at the Neuro· logica l Ins titut e or New York at Columbta · Prcsbyterla n Medi cal Cent er. Mohr said Koch suffered a ·:tiny. tr ivial stroke" and that li e was unli ke ly to su ffer a major stroke. althoug h doctors ca n· tlnued to monitor his condition c lose! . '' His brain Is healthy, his a rt erlr• a r·c health y and he Is health~·. Ht· ha had as mu ch trouble as h~ can get fr om thi s arter ial problem," Mohr sai d. " I was really surpt•iscd that hi s brain is th e bra in of a 28· Y<'ar-otd man, " added Dr. Sadek Hila I, the I n stitute ' s c h ie f o f neuroradl ology. Hll.a l dlagnosrd the tiny ar tt>· rial stroke wit h a nuclear mag. n(•tlc t·r sonance image sca nner. · or NMR . us ing ! hnlqu cs h ~sald did not exist ~ve n a y~a r ago. But Mohr. who told rcport~r ;, la ter Frida y that the mayor 's cond ition had lmprov('d .during 150 Comer CtmttOfYJd. Dol H•ll. Oh10 45656 (6141682 -6417 lliiH West o Dol Hill Off St. Rt. REEBOK 111r1,r de.~c lo p. - Heat ElticiencytR us1ic C h11rm - AUordabilitv 3 bdrm. log kit 11 tow a1 t6608 " Model Home shown by -'PPOlntment' ' THE Aug. 15 event SHOE CAFE GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Sixth Dis trict Congress ma n Bob McEwen will appear at the Gallia County Republican Ox Roast, Saturday, August 15. at 5 p.m. at the Gal!ia County Junior Fairgrounds . McEwen is th e ranking member of the Compensation, Pension and Insurance subcom· mittee of the Veterans Affairs Committee and a member of the Public Works. He is also a member of the Transportat ion Committee and the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence: Dr. Paul c. Hayes, president of Rio Grande College, will be master of ceremonies. Jack "Tex" Harrison will provide entertainment. Anyone who would like more information may calt Molly Ply· male, at 446-1214 or 446-7890. 1.-HZ-2111 JIM BARNA LOG HOME - Beautv•Strength•Economv BOTS GOP names speaker for 1tl om 'Ill DAtil IIO!i.-SAT.: 10 AI! Build Your Drt•am Houst• This Year Lottery numbers CONG. BOB McEWEN TRAIN • ANIMALS • PiCNIC AREA$ • MINI liOI.F • Gins r----,--------J------------.- ' service, one year probation; Lisa POMEROY - Twenty-seven cases were processed·in the court D. Merry, Thurman, speeding, of Meigs County Court Judge $28 and costs; Elizabeth M. Gambill, Albany, failure to yield, Patrick O'Brien. $20 and costs; Richard R Smith, Forfeiting bonds were Jackie Racine, left of center. $10 and Cummins. Racine, no seat ~lt. $35; Brenda Cloud, Shade. fail· ·costs; Dewey Ferguson, Gallipolis, failure to yield from stop sign, ure to display valid registration, $50; William Holcomb. Albany, $10 and costs: Dale Wilkerson, failure to disp'ay valid plate on Beaver, speeding, $21 and costs; trailer. $50: William Schroth, Kelly R. Counts, Syracuse, Beaver Falls. P·a., $55; Catha· speeding, $27 and costs; David A. Malloy, Athens, speeding, $21 rine C. DeWitt, Athens, $50; and costs; David Fooci, Gallipo~ Kelly Counts. Syracu~ $55: lis, stop sign vio.Jation , $10 and Gina Snyder, Gallipolis. $50, costs; Daniel QePue. Pomeroy, Scott Shafer, Elkhart, Ind., $50, Improper passing, $30 and costs; all on speeding charges. Mitchell Halley, Middleport. no Other cases processed include: operator's license. $75 and costs, Steven C. George, Hometown, W. va .. pasting within an intersec· five days in jail, jail time suspended, on year probation; lion, $10; .Jerry Cramer, Amlin, Tamara Cundiff, Gallipolis, exassured clear distance, $10 and pired operator's license, $35 and costs; Gregory Cunningham, costs; Barbara Ridinger, Galli· Pomeroy , speed, $20 and costs; Raymond Church, Parkersburg. polis. no seat belt,driver,$20and ,costs; Earl Phelps, Pomeroy, speed, $24 and costs; Jeffrey S. driving while intoxicated, six Smith. Columbus, seven charges of passing bad checks, restitution months In jail, suspended to 30 days , $300 fine, six months Ohio and costs ordered paid, six months jail suspended to time license suspension. onE> year probation and costs; Connie Ellis. Albany, driving while intoxicated, 60 days Ohio licenses suspension, three days jail, sus· Veterans Memorial pended upon completion of resi· dential driving school, $250 fine POMEROY - Friday Admis- suspended upon completion of sions- Lucy McCune, Pomeroy; driving school, costs . Arlene Taylor, Portland. Friday Discharges - Dorothy Chevelier, Johnnie Nash, Cha· rles Findlay Sr .. Pat Mitchell, Carrie Osborne, Betty Hunt. Mary Rinehart , Henry Hartman, Hugh Leifheit. By WILLIAM ,K. RASHBAUM NEW YORK (U PJ ). - Mayor Edward Koch. hospitalized lor a mlnorstroke, wasimprovin ga nd deli ver ing trademark wi secracks although tloct ors warned the feisty official w<t s under,: ·•oo much pressure to get back In action to prove he's all r ig ht ." The 62-yo>ar-old mayor, who s ufferc'<i s lurred speec h and a s light droop In his face , wou ld undergo more tests tod ay a!· though doctors said It was not expec ted l.u rther problems would ', Jl4 JIU is one of about a dozen located deep in the right side of Koch's brain and affected the use of his left arm and the muscles ln the left side of hi s face, causing a slight droop. "There Is a slight slurring of speec h,·· said Dr. Thomas Fay . director of speech a nd nea ring at Columbia -Pres byter ian, who ex· amlned Koch . "There's no per· ma nent speech or language dam age." Koc h had severa+ vis tors Fri· day, including' Gov . Marlo Gu0 mo an_d his wife. Matilda, who retreated when the m ayor "was about to put the a rm on me," Cuomo joked: "The mayo r looks great," Cuomo said. " Bu t when 1 asked him If there was a nything I could do for him. he said, 'There' s this one bill on your desk ...' " He never got it out of his mouth because I knew what was co ming" and cut him off said Cuomo, who Jell gifts of homemade chocolate-ch ip cookies and 1 a book of art reproductions from the Empire State Collection . in Albany . Mohr desci'lbed Koch as ,;sober, reflective a nd still full of the wisecracks that mad e him famous . " He as ked m e , 'How'm 1 doing,' and 1 said , 'Terrific.' " " How 'm 1 doing" is a Koch trademark that figured promi· nently In the former Co ngressman 's two ma yoral re-election campaigns in 1981 and 1985, both • of wh ich he won by landslides. · light Thursday was shot at by·a person in an automobile. . Jose Menqez Silvio, 38, of Port : Hueneme, said tlle bullet " whizzed by his · head," Sgt. ' Dennis Fitzgerald said. Police · :: were searching fo r a suspect. . 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June, accordin!l to a law enforcehelicopter pilots will more ment task force assigned to the closely monitor the highway shootings. patrol's radio reports and offer An independent tally of shoot· assistance without waiting for a ings throughout' California com· request from the highway patrol. piled by United Press 1nterna· · Bractley urged motorists with tiona! puts the number of telephones in their cars to report shootings at 38, with three dead aggressive or suspicious drivers , and five injured. Traffic. related but pollee cautioned motorists shootings also have been re· itot ·to get involved in highway ported in northern and central altercations with other <;!rivers. California. In another recent shooting, a The Department of Motor Vehicles sa id It is suspending the driver 's license of anyone ar. rested for a violent act on the highway , and has a lready revoked e ight of them. Three people have been killed and five injured in 25 traffic· related shootings in the Los Koch .improving after stroke: 5 1111.15 lAST Of ~!Ott . OHIO . _ ,, - The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page A-6 Couple shot at Saturday·placing attacks at 25 By SUSAN SEAGER hole and lead fragments, but did LOS ANGELES (UP!) - A not penetrate the glass. man and woman narrowly esThe Jadaliahs were not hurt · caped injury today when a bullet and did not see the suspects or a put a hole in their windshield .ju.st weapon, he said. hOurs after law enforcement California Highway Patrol olficlals promised to Intensify Chief Ed Gomez said FTiday he helicopter patrols to stop the will ask for help from police and roadway shootings terrorizing sheriff departments with helicopCalifornia. ters to patrol roadways and Ruth Jadallah, 30, and her chase suspects in freeway shoothusband , Noureddin, 29, were ings . The CHP does not . have shot at as they drove south on th e helicopters In Los Angeles San Gabriel Rive!' Freeway at County. 1:10 a.m., sherlfl's Deputy Fidel " With this kind of intensified, Gonzales said. cooperative effort, our message to those who are inclined to use Mrs . Jadallah told deputies thai a white Toyota pickup truck . their gu·ns on others on, the pulled up alongside them and she freeways In our community is "heard a popping sound ." 'we're goi ng to get you,"' Mayor Gonzales said a. s mall·caliber Tom Bradley told a news conferbullet struck the windshield on ence with law enforcement the passenl(er' s side and left a Oil'S IRI Ill IlL PIU appjlarlng as a spokesman for Atlanta-based Delta. "We came close to killing a whole planeload of people. " said McNair. relerring to the Gilfoll Incident. ." The Federal Aviation Administration is rightfully working on the problem. " Process 27 cases in Pomeroy court ( .. was so dry up until now ." Point, S.C. In eastern North Carolina, the The West had to contend with downpour was steady, but for heat and brush fires. farmers devestated by . two At Lindon, Utah, about 30 miles months of hot, dry weather, It south of Salt Lake City, fire appeared to have come a little too crews Friday continued to battle late. a blaze that had cpnsumed 1,250 "This Is the first soaking rain acres of brush and grass. since the first of May." Greene "We are looking at 65 perc~nt Coun ty state agricultUral ex ten· contained." said Loyal Clark, sian agent Louie Johnson said. spokeswoman for the Uinta Na· Nevertheless, he added. the Ilona! Forest s.irvice office. county will suffer millions of Clark said a Thursday night dollars in crop losses because of thunderstorm was both a bless· the summer drought. . ing and curse to the 16~ firefigh· " There will be about $2.1 ters attempting douse the blaze. mtllion In corn that will not be Clark said crew$ expected to coming In because of a l~ck of . have the fire. Ignited by lightning water;" Johnson said . "The ·rain early Wednesday , contained by today will help .soybeans tre- Friday o>ven·lng. mendously, but we had some beans not even planted be~ause it FAA humps Delta ·pilot to co-pilot WASHINGTON (UP!) -The 767's engines, " Layden said. Federal Aviation Administration "The je( fell from 2,000 feet to has pulled the pilot's permit of a 500 feet above the water before Delta Airlines captain who inad· the engines were restarted, " he vertentiy shut down the engines said. "Delta Flight 810 then on his Boeing 767 jumbo jet over continued its flight to Ci ncinnat i the Pacific Ocean. . and landed safely." But (:apt. John Henry Gl!foil of Layden said Giifoll may appeal Los Altos, Cali!., will be permit· the FAA order to the National ted to retain his commercial Transpo·r tatlon Safety Board. pilot's license, which entitles him but the revocation will remain in to serve as a co· pilot, FAA effect duri ng the appeal prO<;ess. spokesman .John Layden said After the incident. the FAA Friday. . ordered ail ·jetliners to install "Only Giifoil's transport pi· swltchguards so a similar mislot's rating was revoked, which take cou.ld not be repeated. means he no longer can serve as Joh n McNair, a Delta captain the pilot in command or captain who also serves as the c hairman of a large· jet," Layden said, of the Air Line Pilots Association adding that Gllfoil could reapply commit tee on air safety, said for the permit after one year. such disciplinary actions under· On June 30, after takeof! from taken by Delta " will be supLos Angeles International Air· ported by the pilot s ' assoc iation " port, Gllfoil shut down the if they are "reasonabl e" and engines on Delta Flight 810 to appropriate. Cincinnati and nearly ditched the He emphasized he was not craft in the Pacific Ocean with 205 people aboard, the FAA said. "Gilfoil followed incorrect procedure In responding to a cocl\plt message of a problem with the electronic engine cant rol · CLEVELAND (UP)) Frida y's and erroneously shut off the fuel winning Ohio'-Lottery numbers : control switches to both of the Dally Numbe~ 700. Ticket sa les t o t · a I e d $1,465.440.50, with a payoff due of $546,061. PICK-<! 4774. PlCK-4 ticket sales totaled $20!1,833.50. with a payoff due of $92,724. PJCK ·4 SJ straight bet pays $4.614. PICK-4 Sl box bet pays $769. Pomeroy-Middleport Galipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant W. Va. 9.1987 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Due: December I, 2016 Price: 100% The Bonds were issued by the Issuer in December of 19!!6 to provide construction and rermanent financing through Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Association. Columbus, Ohio l!he "Lender" ), to Meigs Cente r. 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Pollee officers said they · arrested as many as 10 people, The fans spilled over onto the street of the three-mile routE> of the parade for today's Pro Football, Hall of Fame activities. The Induction of some former outstanding professional football players and the season's first I ' NFL gil me c_a p the activities th at began last. Sunday. Flossie Fulks The ban on open containers kept the crowd smaller and more orderly. , "This ls exactly what we were hoping for," said Mayor Sam : Purses. "Basically what we have are the same people doWII here' thrt we had causing trouble last year, but they don't have 25,000 people to hide behind. " But one resident along the parade route Isn't too happy with that open containers ban. . GALLIPOLIS- Flossie Fulks, 99, of Route 1 Scottown, died Saturday at Holzer Medlca.l Center. Services will be conducted at Willis Funeral Home, Tuesday, 1 p.m. Burial fol,ows In Crown City Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. The family re· quests no flowers . William C. Goorey · KINGSBURY HOME.SALES _ .-.-..,.. ...... ........_..........,.,...... ___ _______·- --· __.:....,. .. . BABY WINJIIERS - The Prelly Baby Contest at the Gallia County Junior Fair, always draws plenty of p_a rents with thler children. This year's winners are: 0-6 inonth Girls, first, Dorothy Payne; second, Jennifer Carol Angel; lh.lfd, JeulcaBurleson; 0-6 · months Boys; first, Jordan L. Zerkle; seoond, Jason Michael Northup; third, Kyle Casey; 7· 12 month Girls, first, Fallon Kristina Mercer; second, Karl Adkins; third, Tarra Minnis; 7-12 months Boys, first, Aaron Wothe; second, Semakl Corflas, If: third, Christopher Evans; 13-18 months, Girls, first, Tiffany - . .. ........ ~ You must see this luxury home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths with garden tub, great room with built-in fireplace; breakfast booth in ·kitchen, 3 skylights & cabinets everywhere. Completely carpeted throughout with a master bedroom suite that will knock your eyes out. Cordell; second, Brandy Graham; third, Brittany Nicole Wilcoxon; 13·18 months Boys, first, Derek Bobo; second, Joshua Waugh; third, Eric Taylor; 19-24 months, first, Alicia Saunders: second, Jade Smith; third. Allsha Conrad; 19·24 months Boys, first, Cody Caldwell; second, Jason Merrick; third, Joel Harris; 21>-36 months Girls, first, Sarah Russell; second, Brittany Noelle Julper; third, Krista Smith; 25-36monthsBoys, first, Adam Darst; second, Ray Dummitt; third, Robbie McQuaid.· ON DISPLAY AT 41316 KINGSBURY ROAD To"' 33 North towards Athens to Co, ld. 18 IKin9sbury •aad). Tum ltft, go approx. •11 mile to ho1111 on r1ght. Hobbyists 'just .great big kids~ By DAVID HARDING . CO LUMBUS (UP! ) - Tom . Veigel wouldn't think of taking o(fens~ if someone ' were to call him a llttle kid in a grown-up's ~dy. "That 's what we are really just great big kids. " Veigel said Friday while seated at a specially built dispatch er's paneL opera ting the huge model railroad ex'hibit at the Ohio State Fair. The ex hibit, one oi th e fair 's most popular, this year features new freight yards. a larger passenger terminal, new modules with highly detailed scenery and buildings, an operating trolley line and a circus-carnivaL The impressive di s pla y, manned by vo lunteers !rpm Division 6 (Buckeye Divlslorf1· of the Natio nal Model Railroad Ohio State Fair schedule By United Press International SUNDAY 9 a.m. - FFA demonstrations, Lausche Building (and all days at 9 a.m.) ; Open & Commercial Rabbit Show, Exhibition Hall; Open Ayrshire & Brown Swiss Show, Taco Bell Coliseum. 10:30 a.m. - Fiatlan'd Moun tain Band, Natural Resources Amphitheater; 4-H Gener,al LIvestock Judging, Cooper Arena; Junior Breeding Poultry Show, Exhibition Hall.' 1 p.m. - Special Professional Floral Competition. Donahey Building : B ill McDonald Quartet. Gazebo. 1:30 p.m . - Junior Barrow Showmanship, O'Neill Swine Arena. 2 p.m. - Junior Poultry ' Showmanship, Exhibition Hall ; Live Scarecrow contes t, Donahey Building: Dulcimer Club, Fine Arts Tt)eater. 2:30 p.m. - Kevin Mabry & Liberty Street, Country Music Pavilion (also 7 p.m.) 3 p.m. - Ca mp Fire Queen co ntest, lausche Building. 4 p.m.- Hunters and jumpers, : ' Taco Bell Coliseum. 8 p.m.- The Jets , McDonald 's Grandsta nd. Association, contains models In scales N (1 -160 the size of a real trai n) . 0 0 ·48) and HO (1 - 87) traveling over 705 feet of mainline track. "The Idea is to keep them all separated," said V~lgel as he flipped a switch just in time to keep _a Conrail freight from angling into the side of a Pennsylvania Roadroad passenger liner. Accidents? "Sure, we have th.e m all the time, just like the big boys,'; admitted the Columbus hobbyist. ' 'Us ually It's a coupler problem." Bill Reed of Columbus is another of at least a dozen NMRA volunteers who are needed to keep all nine -mainline trains · running at the same time. He got sta rted In the hobby as a boy with asmallsetup!nanoutbulldingon ' his family's California property. Today, the· personal display In · the basement of ' his Columbus home measures about 12 by 40 feet and Is valued at more than $30,000. "That 's one of the great things about this hobby, " sa id Reed. "You can gearyoursetuptoyour budget. " Reed said the most satisfyin g aspect of the hobby is meeting people, both those who a renew to It and fellow enthusiasts, · "I love for kids to get !nterested." he sa id while s how ing a group of youngsters the roundhouse and adjoining movable table on which engines are switched from one track ·to another. Reed said there~ are about 24,000 association members nationaliy and more than 450 In the Buckeye Division, which is bounded by the cities of Wooster, Chillicot he. 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Roptlttble punctureo oxeluded. HOME NATIONAL BANK Appointments may be 'PORTSMOUTH, R.L (U PIIBlind sailor Jlm Dickson , en- ,, route back home today. vows to return to the sea once he repairs the tailed voice-enhanced navl· gallon system that forced him to abort his soloauempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean. " He's a little down, but the trip Is not over," project spokes man Stephen R. Graham sat·d after the autopilot mechanism failed about 320 miles southeast of Rhode Island Friday evening forcing the turnabout. "If anything this proves he can handle lt ," Gflham said. " He's handling It fine- better than a lot of sighted people might . handle it. He's coping real well. l'm proud of him.'' " He's disappointed, " said technical consultant Paul Petro- '84.85 • Economy steel belted tire save• fuel. delivers a smooth. quiet ride , •Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty . A school bus and a pickup truck were Involved In an accident Friday. ·at 4:43p.m., In Olive Township on Township Ruad 276, about a mile north of Township Road 265, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. · ' Mona K. Ervin, 35, of Racine, . was 'cltro for !allure to yield after her bus, owned by the Meigs County Board of Education, went left of center In a left-handed curve. A southbound pickup truck, driven by Michae l E. Pooler. 30, o!Reedsville, slid Into the side the bus as the two ve hicles passed on the road. In Sutton Township Friday, at 11 a.m., on Ohio 124. John J. Richardson. ,45, of ll rna, was cited for assured -clear distance A num6er of frlends and nelgnbors will b e h onorary pallbearers. In !leu of flowers, donations may b~ made to the Gallia County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Equipment forces sailor to end trip~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ATLAS SEASONAIRE ® TIRES Ave .• 2nd floor in conjunction with •TIRE VALVE FREE '119.95 '78 .915 Veterans Memorial Hospital WATCHFtJL EVES '-Sheena King, rl~tht keeps an eye or two on · the hop a1 the annualllvestoc.k '!lale at the Gallla County .J.unlor' •Fair. Her brother .Jamet<, lo oblivious to It all, snoozed out In his , ,troller, They are the eblldren of Tyson and Cherrl Ktnrol Bidwell. ('nmett-Senlbtel p~to) ' · t49 .95 148.115 148.85 153.95 155.91 151.95 '118 .116 '11 .95 '54.95 '58 .96 '111 -95 '113.95 '68.95 78.915 Second •COMPUTER BALANCING FREE • GALUPOLIS 414 •TIRES MOUNTED FREE •Guaranteed performance with exclusive 1 -yearfree replacement - no mHeage or tread limits •60,000 mile usured tr11dWar •Steal belted railiel con1truction • All ·weather tread design .• Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty •Sliding fee scale. No one refused serwic11 btcau11 of inability to pay. Meii• Medical Building SUPER BUYS ATLAS · -· TIRES •St"ices includ.: Birth ConJrol; Y.D. Scre.lng; Cancer Sci'MIIing; .....nancy tests1 education and CGUIIR. .IJ for Individuals and ceupln. POMEIOY: 24 HOUI TOWING SIIYICI lOLL IICI SIIVICI 1 OF SOUTHEAST OliO POMEROY~ RT. ·3 5 - RIO GRANDE, OHIO ' wUl p.m. The'body betaken to the church .one hour prior to services. ' Pallberares will be Alan Ro· maine, Larry · Betz, Lonnie Boggs, Melvin Craft, Steve Saunders and Gerald Dennison. Funeral Home, , Rev. Glen McClung officiating. Burial fol· lows ln Miles Cemetery. Friends may C!lll at the funeral home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., on Monday. School bus, truck collide; ~o one hurt ILLHONE'S Your privacy is respected Your questions answered· PLANNED PARENTHOOD NO! 1 DON'TWANTTOGO! -Thai blwbatthlslamb,ownedby Lovel Forcey of 'nlunnan, at rtcht, see11111 to l)e saylnc as he 18 prepll'ed for the sheep ule. ForJey's1amb, fourth In the sale, was sold for $4.7~ per pound to Harrison Farms. ('nmet~-Senllnel photo by G. Speneer 011barne) l Area deaths POMEROY - William Calvin Goorey, 61, of · Lasley Street, II. Pomeroy, died Saturday at VeteBorn Jan 1, 1920 In Gallla ran's Administration Hospital in County, she was the daughter of Huntington, W.Va. He was a the late William lindsay and security guard ln California and Lelia Craft Cornell. a U.S. Army veteran of World Surviving are her husband, ' Harold Saunders, whom she War II. · Born In Charleston, W, Va. on married Oct. 31, 1946at PrestonsOct 7, 1925, he was a son of the burg, Ky.; one daughter, Mrs. late Albert Goorey and Virginia Craig (Deborah) Belville of Frenger Elkins, who survives In Crown City; five sons, Kennison San Diego, Calif. · Saunders, Brent A. Saunders. His wife, Madeline Eblin Goo- Eric L. Saunders, Winston C. rey of Pomeroy also survives, Saunders and Klm Todd Saund· along with a stepfather. Ray· ers, all of Eureka Star Route;, 11 inond Elkins; two brothers, grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. RobertGooreyandGeneGoorey, Thurman (Rebecca) Boggs of ' both of California; one stepson, Gallipolis and Mrs. Mary Jean George W. Brlckles Jr., of Betz of Eureka Star Route; one Hazard, Ky.; two stepdaughters, brother, William David Cornell Elaine Justice and Joyce Romine of Columbus. She attended Faith Baptist both of Crystal lake, Ill. ; several grandchll~ren, nelces and Church, where funeral services ·- .- will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday, nephews. . He was also preceded In death Rev. James lusher and Rev. by a brother, Richard GOQrey; an Charles Lusher officiating. Bur· Infant sister: and a stepson. Ray Ia! follows -In Ridge lawn CemeBrlckles. tery In Mercerville. Services will be conducted l"rlends may call at Willis TUesday, 10 a .m . at Ewing Funeral Home on Sunday, 6 to 9 OPEN HOUSE . The Sunday ' StrHt 446·237 4 ,, Gallipolis, Ohio ·' ... .... .. ~ ·~· �• The Sunday TIIMS-Sentinel Falwell says PTL will "heal itsetr · By PET~R RAPALUS SAN FRANCISCO (UP)) The fou ndering PTL m inistry will "heal itself" through ho-' (les ty, the Rev . Jerry Falwell said Friday, adding that he would welcome a congress ional hearing in to the finances of ll}edia ministries . · Falwell, who took controloflhe · PTL ministry from faflen evangelist Jim Bakker earlier this year _and is currently putting together a Chap ter 11 reorganization, a lso said he would gladly pay taxes on profitable aspects of the minis trYsuch as t·he Heritage U.S.A. the me park and hotel complex . . Speakin g tQ members of the Coml)'lonwealt h Club of California, Falwell called for a n "ope nness and commitm ent to accoun.lability" on the part of other media evangelists. Congress, he said; '' has a desire to find out wha t part of ministries today should be tax exempt. At PTL , there's the water slides, ho t~! . theme park; they shou ld pay taxes. The Christian m inistries should be ta.x-emempt." Falwell cautioned, however, that if Congress rewrote tax laws for media .mirristries it could find Itself holding "a tiger by the ta ll " when dealing with ot her charitable organizations . such as the YMCA, w)lich could be seen. as compe l ing with commercia l e nterprises. Media ministries, he said , ha d raised a total of about $1 billion In 1986, while about 900,000 nonprofit orga nizations in the country had raised a total of $300 billion. " We're a ve ry small part of that ," he sa id. Falwell bl·asted w ha t he ca lled the "prosper it y philosophy" eva ngelis ts . whom he s aid took a .. God's slot machine" a pproac h 'to fund -ra ising. Th e Am e rican public, he sa id , was " looking Closely at those ministries" an d would event u· a lly jus t stop sending in checks. " The ministries that are playIng on top of the ta ble, that are honest, open and accou ntable ... we're going to get more support . Those ministries caught up in prosperity philosophy · ... are I'(Oing to lind out the Americ'an people are no longer going to support them." The grea tes t damage done by · the Bakker scandal. he sa id, not financia l, but was "th~ loss of fai th on the part of the skeptics, • the cy nics a nd on the part of the young believers. "The church 111us t hea l itself, '· Falwell said. He said that process was well und er way . " We're on our way back, up a nd out ," he said, prl.>d icting the reogranizat ion agreem ent would be complete befo re the e nd of the year. · Lawyer Melvin Belli. representing Jim and T a mmy Fa£> Bakker in their attempt to regai n control of the minis try, was· present at the lunc heon but made no comment. During a new s conference prior to th£' lunc hron, Falwell sa id of the !lamt;>oya nt lawyer, . " l 'v£'neverm£>t Mr. Belli. but I'd like to teach him how to pronou nce my name." 1Be lli is fond of saying 'fou l-we ll' ins tead of 'fall-well' I. Falwell sa id tha t while the PTL Club. which needs to generate $4.5 millio n a month to break even. had lost money in June a nd .J uly, h£' ex pec ted to ba la nce the boo ks by the middle of 1988. "We shou ld be able to bail the organization ou t," he sa id. Suspect uses baseball cards to post bail SAN DlEGO iUP I J A susp('('t cd drug deal er used his baseball card collection as partia l colta lera l lo post his $200,000 bail. Gera ld Puerile, 46, of La Mesa arrived at federa l court in a pickup truck packed with five trunks and two cra tes st uffed -with more than 300,000 baseba ll .c ards, part of his 500,000-card co li('ctio n. , Pueril e, wno told U.S. Magishate Roger McKee he has been t ollecting the cards since he was 10. estimated the co llectio n is worth more than $20,000. Th e burly Puerile hau led the ca rds in to a conference room Thu rsday adjacent to the courtroom of McKee. who had set the bond for Puerile's release. Security for the res t of the bail Included real es tat e, four vehltles and a boat. Puer il e Is one of 37 defendants ndi cted in J une In wh ~ t the government has described as a jnajor met hamphetamine production a nd, distribution ring. · ·The Indictment describes Puerile as a "chief lieutenant" of Manuel Battaglia , the a lleged r lngleader. I. Section the river AUgust 9, 1987 ' lightweight division and eight In the heavyweight. The team of Roy Arnold, Newcomerstowl!, Ohio, won the llghtwelgl;tt division and the ,team of All ender ·Bahmer . Cambridge, Ohio, won the heavyweight divis ion, (Times-Se ntinel photo by Karen A. Kidd) HEAVY HORSES- Thill team pulled In the lightweight division , under :1200 11111., of the horse pull at the Gallla County .Junior Fair Tbunlday nlshl. The real heavywetghls, :miD lhs. and over, would pun-tater, Approximately ;!GO spet!talors watched I he event that continued until well after dark. Tea team& participated ,In the 87 DODGE MINI RAM VAN White finish, automatic, AM/FM stereo, clock, conventional spare driver and passenger seating package, tire carrier. #2635 LIST ..... , ...... : .... $12,191.00 GRIIBLE DISCOUNT ...........$1 067.00 FINAL ,D ISCOUNT •tt OJ 124 I A look back at -'87 Fair • QUEENLY VIEW -The 1986 Fair Queen Tina Silvers, seated, watches as Rohln .Coen answers a question during judging lor this year's winner. Coen was etiosen the 1987 Galli a County ,Junior Fair~ Queen on Monday. (Times-Sentinel photo by Donald E. Wright) '' 1987 QODGE ·LANCER 1987 DODGE SHADOW 4 door hatchback , cord!Mit dark pea~ coat, bucket seats, rear tlefrosler , automatic , AM/FM -stereo, cassette, steel belted radials . N0453 2 door lihbiCk coupe, Whitt llnilh, ClOth .bUCket seats, poiJular equipment , Shadow ES packiiG', 5 ~peed , tlnltld glass , air. 17156 LIST .................. . .................. $10,ea..oo GIIIILI D8tWIIJ ; ......... .. .' .. . ..... . ......... , . ·S7M.M LIST .................... , ........ , .. , .. . , $12,321 .00 1'311' DIICIIUII'I .. , .. ................ ... , ....... ·$1211.M f'!IICI .... .. ... .. .. .. , . , , . . ·, .• 11.041.00 ~'PRICE''; ··;·~-·~·~·-~··ayo·.-#INIIJI NCI_a J;AL • NOIIMAL I'IIICI . •... • •••....• • •. , . . ... 110,110.00 MNI.\; ·pw•c•· ·; .._. ·;. ·.·.;· ·;. ~·. ••IIW4f ' , ' ·- • 1987 DAKOTA SWEPTLINE 1987 DODO. DAKOTA 4 WO, sliver finish , gauge package, 5 speed wllh overdrive, rear slep bumper, radio with clock , dual bright mir rors, mud & snow tires . N1613 Sweptllne ~x4, Ice blue llnlsh , gauge package, 5 speed with o-;erdrlve , rear step bumper, AM/FM stereo w/clock, mud & snow tires , f84t4 LIST . . ... . ...... . .... .. .... ... ... , .. .. ... $12,051 .00 LIST . ........ . ...... . . .. . .... . ... .. . , .... $12,188.00 · Glllll.l DISCOUNT ... . ............... .... ... ... ... -$1t16.H •nn D8CIIIIf ...... ....... ..................... ·$ts7.M NCIIMAL NCIIMAL I'IIICI ....................... . 11.251.00 ,.,a ......... ........... .. .'n.oas.oil HIJfL 'PAJCB. '.": :· ·:' ·: .; . ·: . Wto; ef!fj' r1lt1Jla..: -,.~·•e.• ·-:· ._.·:. . ··:·; ··••C);:JIIr Lfi'TLE MISS A-PEDDLIN' HARD - Lelsa Wallen, 111!8 Ullle Mi11 Gallla County took part In the lllhlweicht division of Tuesday's Kiddie Tractor Pull. Des pite her effort, she did not 1987 DODGE ARIES LE ' PATIENTLY WAITING - Backstage at the style r eview g~t confu~lng at times, between nerves, . changing clothes and trying to hear direelions Tuesday night. Th e 4-H clolhlng - .' projects were presented by cate10ry, and trophy and rosette winners were announced and given their prizes on the main stage. (Times-Sentinel photo) ' 1987 DODGE SWEPTLINE . 4 door sedan, sliver finish , cloth & vinyl Interior, floor mats, aulomatlc, air conditioned, cruise control , tilt wheel. N0120 Pickup, graplic red, 4 speed overdrive, power steering 6 cylinder cloth & vinyl trim . N2922 ' , ' · LIST ......... . ......... .. . . ..... ...... . .. $10,916.00 LIST . . , .. .. . ...... .. ....... . .... . , ........ $9147.00 GIIIIU DISCOUNT .. .. ....... .. .................... -$1U.M NOIMAL ....a ................ . . . .... 110,014~ 1'11111 DiSCIIIIIfl' .. . ........... , .. .... , .. , .. , , , , : ·$JII,M ~NIIf'l 'jaiRj.t)'llt' . ; . ·.·.:. ·:. :· ·; ':· . . . . . .. M~Jft..· 'PAJCB. ·: ':· ';' '·";' ·: ' : .. ..a:iflf.l' ~L ..ICI. ,, .... . ...... .. , , ...... 1987 DODGE SWEPTLINE 1987 DODGE SWIPTLINI Pickup, graphic red, light package , Prospector package automatic, rear stop bumper, tro~t bumper guards. 30 gal: tank . AM ra<llo, clock .-N6970 · LIST ....... . ........ ..... ......... $13,703.00 - - ........................ •$1711.H Pickup, grtphlc red, light package , Prospector package, 4 speed, rear stop bumper, tront bumper guards, 30 gal. tank, AM radio, clock, skid plato 10802 LIST .. .............. ·., ............ $13,549:00 _ . DIICMIII ........................ -$UH.M iiiiiiH. '.....c.'.; .;'' 'li!tt.'481!4N itlllll· ...... - A L PIIICI ............ , , .. . t11,94S~ qualify for Saturday's final s. First place went to B.J . Ervin and second to Kirk Mannon. (Tinu.s-Senllnel phulo by Karen A. Ki,d d) ~AL -=·· . . ·; PIICI .. . .... . ... ... , .. 112,110~ , $8764~ 1987 DODGE WAGON Light blue, bucket seats, power conventonco group, 8 pawnger seating, autOI!IItlc, air, bumpo! guards, AMIFM sthO, cruise oontrol, tilt •Jtvlod wheels. f3009 UST .... , ............... .'......... $18,522.00 . -1. .._;Mil _.Af'1!!L\c•· ·; ··: ·:·~ ··*~•·!IIJrl 'l' ·: ..•• • DODGE PRODUCTS 750 East State, Athens, Ohio 593-6671 - ~-~· .. ------· ·-·------ ____ ____ --., c Oorlgc ~ OIVIIION Of Co!IYSUI MOfOU SOME BUNNY - By 'lbanday, mOBt of tile runall animals allhe , Gallla County Junior Fair llad been lakea borne, The aabnala were aJt-ed to 10 borne due totbe eJ<treme heat, which wulhreatenlns to their. lives. (Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) ' WANT TO SAY lll TO MOM AND DAD!- Most olthe cblldren :entered In Utile Miss and Mister GaUJa Count:r wouldn't II&)' bello to their moms and dads In the aildlen~Je Monday. Not oalf wouldn't they ny hlto their parenl11, mOB I aald they would not kiss the Uttie ,__ .. ~ . ... ~ Mister, Here, emcee Jeff Snedaker talkll to a little mils contestant. Seventy Boswo~th chosen Uttie and T.J. Mathews was named Utile Mister. ~ Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Aan Welch) was Mlu I �• August 9, 1987 · Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 9, 1987 Betts-Rousn ;; t>· ~: ,.,"'--''< . ·;·.. ., . ~~_. PAMELA EVICK LARRY PYLES JR. KIMBERLY A. SCHUL Tll\IOTUY R. ROBERTS Evick-Pyles 'PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. ,E .C. "Cody" Evick of Point P leasant, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Pamela Ann Elrick, to Larry Don Pyles Jr .. · Son of Mr: and Mrs. Larry D .. Pyles Sr. of GaUipolis Ferry. " 1 ..~ wedding will take place Saturday, Sept. ~at 7:30p.m. at Heights United Methodi st Church , Point Pleasant. A reception will follow the ceremony at the church fellowship hall. · Miss ·Evlck is a graduate of Point Pleasant High sChool and attended Marshall Univetslty. She is employed by Save-A-Lot. Pyles Is a graduate of Point Pleasant l;ligh School, anlr Is employed by Wholesale ·Meats In Gallipolis. Schul-Roberts TUPPERS PLAINS- Mr. and Mrs. HermanS. Schul of Tuppers Plai ns announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their ·daughter, Kimberly Ann Schul, to Timothy Ray Roberts , son of Mr. Richard L. Roberts and Ms. Sandra S. Roberts of Reedsville. An open chu rch wedding will be held Aug. 8. at I p.m. at St. Paul United Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains. A reception will follow. Miss Schul is a graduate of Eastern High School. She attends Ohio Universlly working on a degree in business admln lstra· lion. and is employed at Belleville Locks and Dam, Arn;.y Corps of Engineers. She plans to completed her degree at Glenville State College. ·Roberts is a graduate of Eastern High, School and Ohio University where he received .a bachelors degree in fine arts In studio art. He is currently employed at Ohio University, Depanment of Residence Life. He will be employed at Glenville State College and work toward a mas ter 's degree. LUCASVrLLE -Hundreds of As In previous years, EXPO '87 cording to LeBlanc. There Is ; Senior citizens from ten Southern promises something !or people ol nothing to buy to be eligible !or LAKESHIRE , Mo. !UP!) Ohio counties are expected to all ages . The day will ' be filled these prizes. Pollee are putting the brakes on a gather at the Scioto County with live entertainment, games, If your organization serves the. toddler who likes riding his Fairgrounds In Lucasville on craft displays, cake auction, and elderly and you would like: , tricycle In the street In front of Friday, Sept. 4, for EXPO '87. many demonstrations, Including exhibit space, please contacthis suburban St. Louis home. Sponsored by the Area Agency muzzle loading, There wlli also Geraldine McKinnlss at (614) Michael Grlgaltls has bee~ on Aging District 7. Inc .. at Rio be a special awards ceremony. 245 -5306. · warned by. Pollee Chief Gerdt 1 Grande College this Exposition Is Prizes tor competitive events The Area Agency on Aging Anderson that his free-;-vheellng held each year to showcase the have been donated by mer.c hants District 7, Inc., Is a non-profit days are over, .the chlld 5 father, · talents and handicrafts of elderly In the ten counties served by organlzallon funded through the Michael . Grlgaltis Sr., said residents ln Adams, Brown, AAA 7. Everyone a ttendlng Older Americans Act, with funds Friday. , Gallla, Highland, Jackson, Pike, EXPO '87 wiU have an opportun- admiQistered through the Ohio The 3-year-old can 1 ride his Ross, SclotoandVIntonCounties. lty to win valuable prizes, ac- · Department of Aging. tricycle In the street anymore. . Richard LeBlanc, Director of r--'-'-.....:~-------------------Ande;son 'cited a village ordl- AAA 7, and his staff, extend an nance that bars from the road. Invitation to the public to attend way anyone on roller skates, . the Exposition. LeBlanc said the coasters, toy vehicles or any- fa.frground gates will open at 8 thmg similar • e~<oept when using a em. Entertalnmeni and other a crosswalk. Violators fac~ a activities will begin at g, 30 a .m . court summons and a hn e.. and continue until3 p.m. There Is ·,-, Michael has received only a · ample free parking and there Is warning. no admission charge. Let your imagination run wild with a Singer• knitting POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lute, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and • approaching marriage of their daughter, Kimberly Kay Lute, to Pvt . Thomas Protrttt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Protrltt, Racine. · Miss Lute Is a graduate of Eastern High School. Proffitt graduated from Southern High School and Is now serv ing In the U.S. Armr. Fort Knox, Ky. · Wedding plans are Incomplete. KIMBERLY K. LUTE • Weight control class planned in Miegs Co.. POMEROY - - The . Mel.gs County Health Department will begin a series of weight classes for weight control at 5:30p.m . on August 11. There will be a choice of nights for the classes, either Tuesday or Thursday and clas.s es are free to Meigs County residents. Each class will be lor a two hOur. period. Attendance Is . re- . qulred at only one two hour session weekly. There will be a limit as to the number of people who can be admitted to each series of classes . whlch are to be held t'n the conference room of the MultiPurpose - building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Residents should register as soon as possible due to class size Hmltatlons. Those wishing to register may call the Meigs County Health Depaqment at 992-6626. Please Indicate your . preference Qf Tuesday or Thursday evening class. lBreton L. Morgan, M.D•. ( Mr. (Jnd Mrs. Charles H. TIICker, Jr. "Tucker-Sorden MTDDLEPORT - Dawn R. SOrden a nd Cltarles H. Tucker. Jr. exchanged wedding vows In a wedding cer emony at the Middlepol'! Presbyterian Churctt on Dec. 2:1. .1986. The Rev. Gilbert Sp•ncer performed the SAVI OJIIII FliER' IJI CUPO CAlli • ,---------------------:--, ·13 ROOMS S39 I OfRI IIPIIIS SIPT. 15, 1917 (•t•remony . 9 51 The brlde IS the daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Jack Sorden, Rutland, an(! the groom's par~ nt s arc Mrs. Beth Keller and Charles H . Tucker, Sr., Fres no, C'allf. The bride wore a white sa tin gown wl1h a chape l train . The s l~rvcs a nd bodice were ac<'P nt~d with lace and netting. Her hat was trlmmPd with whitP fluw"r" and bouffant 1•elllnl!. She wor~ a pair of gold l"arrlngs, a gi ft fr om her great -grea1 - - w andfathl'r to his wife In 1850. - Sh!' carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and ll~!ht blue daisies . I l~---------------------~ FRONTIER CLEANING SYSTEM 1110 IDIIAJI DltVE, GAWPOUS DAVID liCE, OWNEI ····7470 machine. Knit sweaters; skirts, dresses, even ensembles for·ycur ertire family in the fashion yarn of ·your choice at a fraction of the .cost of readymade and time"''f h!IQd knitting. Singer makes it easy and affordable ·to create everything from lacey summer garments to bulky winter knits with a complete line of quality knitting machines-one of whi"h is just right for you. The maid of honor. Debra Spencer, was In a floor length gown of pale blue satin and carried a bouquet of whites daisies. Jill Johnson , the bride's niece, was flower girL The groom and his best man, Brent Feather, were wore Army dress blues. · Ralph Werry, organl~t , . pro· vided mus ic. A reception was held In the socia l roorn of the church. Out-of.state guests included Debbie and Keith Tann~r . .HII, Kyle and .Jamie. Orlando. Fla.: Danny Sorden, West Palm Beach. Fla.: Tammy and Greg Wi~ht , Katie. MlcMI and Linsey. Brookfield. Vt., Beth Keller and Walter Tucker, Fresno, Calif, and Brl'nt Feather , F:sca naba , Mich. They will reside at Goodfellow AFB , Sa~ Angelo, Texas . where groom will be stationed. GENERAL MEDICINE No knittin~ experience is necessary. For novice and , expert alike. Come in lor a free demonstration today. oow OC:ceptirJg new patients call: 675-6492 THE FABRIC SHOP 110 W. Office Hour: Mon., Tue., Thurs. & Fri. Main ........ Pom•roy 992-2284 . 8:30a.m.- 5:00p.m. · Suite 117 PVH Medical Office Building While at the MEIGS CO. FAIR visit our booth in the new commercial building. You won't want to miss our SPECIAL FAIR PRICING on selected SINGER SEWING & KNITIING MACHINES. Our Store Will Be Closed for the Fair Thurs., Aug. 20th ''Medium• As.rignment Accepted" ' Dd ~e~~~p~!eaY.~-~~~~5~~!~!~! .,.. Dn'TIII..._HTIILD ' /llr-oll"-,S...~ "We treat you like family." STORE HOURS 8 A.M.-1 0 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. SUNDAY: 9 A.M.'til 9 P.M. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS RUTLAND EMS FBI applications . An applicant for the position of SPl'cial Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation must be a citizen of the United States, at least 23 years old and not over 35 years of age, and a graduate of an accredited law school or of. an accredited college or university with a major in accounting. off Lute-Proffitt PATASKALA -Mr. and Mrs. David E. Belts, Sr. announce the engagement and upcoming marriage or their daughter, Deborah Elizabeth Betts, to Eric 46 Roush, sonof Mrs. Emma Roush and the late Russeil L. Roush, formerly of Middleport. Roush Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Allred Roush, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hysell, Pomeroy. An Aug. 22 open church wedding Is planned for 2:30 p.m at Centenary United Methodist Church In Granville. Miss Betts Is a graduate of Ohio State ERIC LEE ROUSH .University · College of Home r;;;ijii~;i Economics. Roush ts also a graduate o! Ohio State University, School of Natural Resources. Both at- , tended Watkins Memorial High 1 School. ' nior Expo '87 planned for fall Police to tricyclist: Stay the streets WILL SPONSOR A WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES lOCAllY OWNED BY BOB AND SUSAN TURNER ·FLEA MARKET & YARD SALE AT THE RUTLAND. CIVIC CENTER GROUNDS SATURDAY, AUG. 15-9 A.M.·? '- Prices GROUND. CONTACT MAJI(IA ElliOTT AT 742·2233 FOI NOIIMATION IEFHSHMEN1S WILliE AVAILABLE CHICKEN LEG .QUARTERS ..... ~ t f+ ' IIIIIIIP;\ ..., 1r - ,-. .. ~ 39t~ Ground Fresh several Times Doi.ly . USDA FRESH GROUN CHUCK $1 59 99( 3 liS. or MORE '· SUPERIOR FRANKIE WI EN BEEF FRESH GRADE A • Effective thru Aug. IS 89( ~ ~ •• • I 11. Kath)' and Str:t'en Shoemaker Shoe~ker-UVoods GALLIPOLIS - The wedding of Kathy Woods and Steven ShDf'makl'r took place June 6 at the Gallipolis Christian Church . t)<onny Coburn officiated the crrPmony . Wedding gree1er was Sandy Lamm . Given In marriage by her (Whitewalls) Gua111nteed, 3 yea111 or 30,000 miles 52 9-.3111!3- father, Woods,belle the gown bride wore a Dwight while satin with matching gloves. She also wore a lace hat and ~arrled pink carnations. Maid of honor , was Allison Woods, s ister of the bride. Bridesmaid was April Sho· emakcr , slstN of the groom and flower girl was Jamie Lamm. Ttic bridal attendants wor<' pink lace dresses . Best man was David Wandling. Usher was Ton Shoemaker, cousin of the groom . Ring be,rer was Ralph Shoemaker, brother of the groom . P155/80Rf3 BOILED HAM Cut From A reception was held at the Ga llipolis Gun Club. A prl~a t e, party for the couple followed . The bride Is employed by Holiday Inn. The groom Is Pmployed by Magnum Drilling Company. They will reside In Gallipolis. Fed Cattle USDA CHOICE CUBE STEAK Tender & Juicy REDS BASEBALL , Br«M!ht to you lly Metro 25 on Chanllll 23 WVAH , %tui( 4 ~••':!, i!'4_tAC4 RUTL~ND EXCHANGE :. 204 North Atwood Rio Grande. Oh. , PH . 245-5131 TIRE SALES Meln St. Rutland. Oh. 'PH. 742-3088 • Count on your family for just about anything, but when Baby is on its wav. come to us-we're The Family of Professionals of Pleasant Valley Hosp<tal. we'll seem like part of your family right from the start because the same p~cian who tells'you that you're exP«ting is the same phY5ician who dehvers your baby. And, everi though we offer Childbirth Education Classes for Daddy, they'te not required 'in order for him to be present at the birth. Free dinner for the proud parents, the cutest baby bra<elets, toboggans for babies, and a warm, caring atmosphere-just a few of our specialties here at Pleasant Valley Hospital. We want ~r baby to have a beautiful beginning as much as you do. to The Family of Professionals of Plea~nt valley Hospital and we'll . ·help you celebrate the miracle of new life. SIRLOIN STEAK 25L~ r;:=======:::;::==j WOMEN'S CHUCK ROAST 11911. fREESTYLE HI-TOPS 10 COLORS THE SHOE .C300AFE 2nd SEVEN-U O( PEPSI Gallipolis BTlS. F~RMING NOW! SKYLINE LANES HAS OPENINGS for 9 P.M. Leagues on Monday, Tuesday 8t Thursday nights. · lnt~rested teams or persons should call 446-3362 for information: Both Men and Women Bowlers Are Welcome. 8 16 PARKAY oz. 1 LB. I QUARTE~S 49c . .DAWN PRICE SAVER LIQUID DETERGENT TOWELS ·PliCE S&Yllt SWEET REUSH 39< ' ·come I USDA CHOI(E Sliced The Way · You Like It .• • OUr Flmly Spetlllbes In a-tlful leglnnlngs. Grain Fed Cattl1 LEAN .NO WASTE • _ Cut From • SKYLINE LANES •l Upper Route 7 Gallipolis, Ohio ~ PLEASANT VAWY HOSPITAL • - • • Vllley Drive, Pt. PINilnl, WV 15550 • 304-t75-4340 " • • " ' J . • Ill • �'Page-8-4- The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel Pomeroy-Midcleport-Gellipolis, Ohio-Point Plauant. W. Va. 9.1987 August 9. 1987 Calendar Bowks]ordan------~----------~~~,--~.. PT. PLEASANT - ' .• ·«· ;·< ?': ~ . '·' ~.: ·=~ Mt·. and MrJ. Ronald Lee TawtJe)' _Taw1:1ey- Burns gowns of pink a nd white organdy. GALLIPOLIS ~ J odi Leigh :Burns and Ronald Lee Taw ney The best ma n was Dav id Sands were unit ed in marri age J uly 3 at a nd the usher was Ke ith Fellu re. the Gallipolis Chr istian Chu rch, Both wer e dressed In whit e wl1h Pastor Denney Coburn tuxedos with pin k acces sories. · .offi cia t ing th e ca ndl e li ght The br ide's mother wore a doubl<>-r ing ceremony. two-piece sa t in tea-length dress. : · The bride is the .daug ht er of The gr oom' s mother wore a Ger al d and Debbie Burns of two-piece dress of rose whi spe r ·Gallipolis. The groom is the son · satin . · of Okey a nd Lyn.te Taw ney of Regis terin g the guests was Ga llipolis. Je nnife r Burns. the bride's · The a ltar was decorat ed with cous in. .ca nde labra and two large fir eA recept ion followed In the side bas kets of pink and white church soci al room with a carna tions a nd roses. three-t ier wedding ca ke in swee: : Orga nist P at Elar do prov ided thea rt des ign mad e by Nancy the mu sic. Ja ney . gr<·at aunt of the brid e, Th<> bride. given in ma rr iage who also made the fl owers a nd : liy he r fat he r . wore a fl oor-le ngt h decorat ion. .gow n of ivory or ganza . The Th e br ide is the granddaughter :swe<>thear t neckline. bodice arid of Mr . and Mrs. Robe rt Shiflet ·lOn g s leeves were des igned with a nd Robert Burns a nd the late :alenm n lace a nd pea rls . The Bla nche Burns, all of Ga lltpolis . ·s kirt fell fro m a modi fied wa ist The groom is the g r a ndson of :a nd her veil was lace ove r tulle Lyola F raz ier . of St. Petersburg. :h·im med with lace a ppliques. F la., a nd the late Cha r les F razier ·she ca r ried a casca de bo uqu e t of of Huntin gton , W.Va ., a nd Nell :!link a nd white rosebuds ac- Tawney a nd the la te Willia m : eent ed with ba by whit e orchidS· Tawney of Gallipolis . . "and seed pea rls. The bride is a graduate or : · The groom wore the dress blu e Ga llia Acade my ·and is employed · uniform or the Unit ed Sta tes · at Captain D's of Gallipolis. : Mar ine Corps. Th e groom Is a gr a dua te of : · The bride' s at tenda nt s were Ga llia Ac ademy a nd Buckeye ' ma id of honor Donise Bevins . a nd Hills Career Cent er and a ttended · brides maid Lisa Tawney. the Rio Gra nde College. He is a lan ce : !(room's co usin. from Ga ll ipolis. corporal in the Mar ine Corps and ·Th ey wore mat ching floor -length is a r ecruit er In Gallipoli s. In an . afle rnoon ceremony May 23. Lore tta Jordan and Danny Bowles were united In marriage at the ~ood Shepherd United Meth· od!st Church, Flatrock, by the Rev. Jack Ferrell. The double-ring ceremony was performed at the altar which had · two seven-branch candelabra with mauve candles and greenery and a basket of pink mums .with baby's breath." · · Providing music for the ceremony were Ruth Stephe ns, pia nist and Doris Green and Carol Svoboda , soloists. E s corted to the alt ar by her brother, Rick Thomas. the bride ·Wore a white gown with a scoop necklbie trimmed · In lace with tapered lace sleeves. The full skirt had a flounced hemline whic h extended Into a chapel length lace train. She carried a bouquet of pink .s llk sweetheart roses with baby's breath and greenery. She wore pe arl ear rings and a. pearl necklace, gifts from the groom . She wore a white flow er spray comb In her hair with s imulated pearls. Pa tty Thomas. sister· In-law of the bride, was matron of honor . She wore a rose gown With a stand -up collar, v-shaped front and back yokes , a slightly raised wais llne with flared s kirt and ribbon tie sash belt . She wore a mauve flow er comb In her hair , and carried three long s temmed, pink s ilk roses w ith ba by's bre a th and g ree nery. The brides maids Ruth Upt on, sister of the bride, and Sue Long, wore Identical tea·length dresses of pink with phrk lace overlay. They were scalloped-edged' polyester lace over ~slip of acetate satin. and V·neck In the back. The· dresses had a cummerbund with 1 bow In the back. They both wore flower combs In their hair to match their dresses. -Flowerglrls were J ennifer Jordan, daughter of the bride , and 'Jessica .C arter, nleee · of the bride. They wore Identical pink dresses with wide back tie sash and lace-tiered skirt with lace glitter and ribbon on bodice. They carried white baskets with pink flower petals In them. Registering guests and passing · out bird seed packets wa s Stacy Upton, niece of the bride. The groom was wore a slate gray tuxedo with a white shir t a nd gray tie and cummerbund. Best man. Epa Rollins , uncle o( the bride and the ushers, Jason . ·Upton. nephew of the bride and Ke vin Woyan, all wore gray tuxedos trimmed In gray satin and white s hi r ts with pink ties and cummerbunds. They all wore boutonnieres of pink a nd mauve silk sweetheart roses with baby's breath and greenery. The mother of the bride wor e a street-length two-piece s uit acce nted with a flor al printed blouse. She wore a corsage or fou r pink a nd ma uve s ilk roses with whit e ba by's breath and greener y a nd pink sa t In ribbon . The moth er of the groom wore a street-length pink plea ted 0 ~!JL !Sl~!~!! c9=!:~~:~ County Senior Citizens Ce nter. Mulbe rry H<>lghts, Pomeroy, has the following activities scheduled for the week of Augu st 10-14: Monday: Round and square dance 1-3. Tuesday: AARP Program , Health Quotient Chall e~ge, at 11, Chorus 1-2. Wednesday: Social Securit y Representative 10-12, Bingo 1-2, Bowling 1:30. Bridge 1-3, AARP program at 11. . Thul'!!day: Ceramics 10·2. Barbara School of Dance program at 11, Slide show at 12: 45. Friday: Round aird squa re dance 8-11 with music by True Coun try. admission $1 .50 per person. The Senior Nutrition Program . menu is : Monllay: Soup beans with ham . tomatoes, pear halVE'S. cream pie. Tuesday: Beef BBQ sa ndwich. pota toes, coleslaw, dark cherries in gelatin. Wednesday: Chicken. mashed pota toes, g ~ee n beans 1 peaches. Thursday: Macaroni and cheese, tomat Oes. Waldor f sa lad, brownie. Friday: Pork chop. sweet potatoes, corn, a pplesauce. Choice . of beverage available with meal. Pike, a r~: Monday : Chorus. 1·3 p.m .: No blood press ure check . Tuesday : S.T.O.P .!Physlca l Fitness. 10: 30 a .m.: Birthd ay party . Wednesday: Ga rden Club, 1 Jl.l)l .; Card Ga mes. 1·3 p.m. Thursday: Blbl ~ Study, 11· noo n; Herba l!s ts, 12: 30 p. m. Friday: Ar t Class. 1·3 p.m.; Cra ft Mini -Cou rse. 1·3 p.m. Menu s consist of: Monday: ChePse bur j!er on bun , scalloped potatoes, seasoned grren beans, sllcPd bana· na s !n·ora nge juice. Tues day: Sliced ha m , scalloped pota toes, caultllower with gree n pepper dices. whole gra in bread. ca ke/ Ice crea m . Wednesday: Bee! s·tew with ·craekers. kale Mth vinega r , peach half with cottage cheese , whole grain bread, butte rscotch squa res. Thul'!lday: Chicke n te trazzlnl. zucc hini with whole kernat corn · a nd red peppers. sliced tomato and cucumbers, blsc'ults. fruit cup/ miniature rnars hme llows . · CENTENARY- Rev . Truman John110n at Centenary United· Christian Church for Homecom. lng, Sunday, 10 a.m. , slllglng by Heaven Bound Four (morning ) and the Gloryland Believers · (afternoon) ·· 1 '. , I ) . ~Sigman-Smith Mr. A 11d Mr.r. Da1111)' Bowle.r . GALLI POLIS ~ Angela Lynn Sm it h. da ug hter of John a nd Mar ty Smit h. a nd John L. Sig·rn a n,· .Jr. , son of John. Sr ., a nd ·LOrene Sigma n. were united In (Tla r t iage Saturday, .July 18, a t th e home of the groom' s gr a nd· . pare nts, the Rev. and Mrs . And rew Pa r sons. Rev. P a r sons :also perfor med the ceremony. .. : E llen J e ffers, of Ga llipolis. :~ as the ma id of honor. Ray mond :P!JlCyn, or Gallipolis. was the ·\ies t ma n. . :"· The bride' s ta bl e feat ured a two-tier weddin g ca ke. made by Dorothy Leac h, of Ches hire. Others in a ttendance at the ceremony were Kelly Smith, Chobee Ru ssell, Missy Pratt , Craig Mason , Carla Swisher , Chri sty Cla rk. Dee Dee Henson. Ja ck and Nina J effer s, Dennis , Conn ie a nd Clarissa Pa rsons, J ack a nd Philip Parsons. Anna a nd Angle Runyon: J e well and Glenn Arrowood , Mary Sigman, a nd Randy Sigman. The couple lives In Ral ~ gh. N.C. PROFESSIONAL CARPET & FABRI' CARE L :•s.ooc-o oFF "'::. on, . - Thio Olfrr 1-: ,, o~ , .... Yold.f• p " s..,.. :10. I'IRi ""on, · ----------------NtDIWL OI'&Y "" - •34.95 BUSINESS 446-6323 .JI HOME 446-1161 CltUCK YANCO L&W CLEANING SERVICE GALUPOUS, OHIO CAlm. UPIIOLSmY, nc ... .£!.~~ .~~~Ix. !~~!.~!2' ta rt ar sa uc~. spinac h wi th vi· nega r. noodles In beef base topped wi th parmes!'a n chr<•sc, Choice or cotrec. tea , Ie rne· nade. milk or butt ermilk with E'ach mea L HOST FAMILIES. NEEDED NOW CALL TODAY! Ramiro from Mexk:o A select group of E n ~ l is h - spe ak .i n11 eenagen from Europe, Asia, and la1in Amf rlca wtll arn ve in lhf U.S, lhis Augw1 - each one lookina forward 10 livina with an American family fo r a hi&h KhoOI year. All rtudc:nu have f~ll · inl uran« llnd thc.tr own 1pc ndina money. YCNrcot~ldbtOND} rltnf/.ulin! Distover anotMrculture • ithoutleavi na or toll-frt:e I • f.dunrlooot F..211 Chapala ~ and Optrattol 63 Pint St. Gallipolis S ir~ . We Have Expanded Our Facilities and Staff For The Coming School Yeat. economy prlcn • Ellily llllfllled 00 Miitkift.l 12 oFF 1tt •.. .... ..,.. ;. lla'l sAt ........... . llx41 llx41 llx41 UxiO llxiO Zlxl4 14xl4 llxM Zlxtt ·Z7xi4 llxl4 llxl4 SOxM S1xl4 llxM SlxM MxM llxM llxM 17xl4 HorlzonW . 31xl4 Slx14 41xl4 41xl4 41ill4 4Sxl4 44xl4 41xl4 41x6'4 47xl4 41xl4 Zlx12 Z4x7Z Zlx12 Hx71 Z7x71 llx71 Hx71 llx71 S1x71 Slx12 Slx71 Mxn llx71 IOxM llx72 2o111Cit Verticil. Z7xl4 Uxl4 RxM 11xl4 1Zxl4 31xl4 llxl4 Slxl4 $ 20°/o TO 50°/o. PATIODOOII ~:=:.== 171.11 _i Al1bliater ••••• 11.11 ·. .. ...e lett •• ,,.. CALL 614-992-6449 or 992-2457 104·144-4414 ......._........... rL CHAilmOII, WY c.-tar '•Ut.--,.., Sort. brown tweed cover. Reg . . '329 ~~- ~ RUTLAND - Mid-Summer Clearance on Pool & Patio Furniture ' \ POMEROY ~ Disabled AmerIcan Veterans will hold their pnnual picnic at the state park on aouthbound 33, just south of Darwin, Monday. 6 p .m.; those illtendJng are to take a covered dish. · --•wv llrlr··~-"­ ,_....._ ....s.-, a.to.c.tor :104-'SIS-fltO Mlot.-frL ....... ,.... SM.t ..... Pf"R'"M,WV 704 . . . '""""' .... 104·fti·4SJ2 9 LOI,·· p.a Mlot..fri. • ..... srJt ,.... SM. •' POMEROY - A combined Vacation Bible School lor Pomeroy Trinity Church, Methodist t:hurch and St. Paul Lutheran (burch, Monday through Friday. •:30 to 8:30 p.m., at St. Paul t,utheran, Nursery through sl_x th Fade. ., · full Set, Reg. 5708.00 ......................... S322 Queen Sel, Reg. SS88.00 ..................... S399 $477 Twin Set, Reg. REDUCED .. 20°/o To 50°/o •Oval Formica Top Table wi~h 4 vinyl uphbls· tered side chairs. · Reg. 1412 Sale Cash & Carry $177 o42 " Sq. Round Almond Table w / 18'.'1eaf. 4 deluxe swivet tilt back chairs. The ultimate in casual dining. 1f1 PIICE - leg. lU 5 Solo $4 8 8 •large Rectangle Glass Top Table with 4 tweed side chairs. leg. 1819 Sale $599 •Oak Table (42" round extends 56" oval), formica top with 4 Windsor chairs . Top qual· ity. Reg. 11,094 Sale S799 SJ98.00 ....................... S366 Beoutyrest Monarch full Set, Reg. Sf119.00 ......................... S434 Beautyrest Feelings MANY OTHER GROUPS TO CHOOSE FROM BEDROOM SUitES I SAVE 20°/o TO 50°/ol a- Sizo Water IH with Wa veleJS Mattress. floor Sample, log. '769.00 ................... ,....,...... S388 \ BEDDING ON SALE NOW!! ALL 50°/o BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF J I 1 . GINGER JAR and BRASS TABLE LAMPS REG. S125.00 saaoo l'ONLY QUEEN SIZE WATERBED GROUP Solid Pine Bookc.. e Headboard complete with 6 drawer pedestal, full save mattress, 5 drawer chest and nightstand. $ Reg. S1,450 Sale • 69.9 Cash and Carry LIVING ROOM TABLES Your Choice SAVE 20°/o TO 50°/o As Shown: Twin Size Headboard. Dresser and Mirror, Chest and Nitestand. Reg. Sl ,208.00 Now$599 .Full Size Headboard Available Free Fina-.cing •Free Delivery •Free Parking . OPEN DALY T0 16 P.M. MONDAY llo. FRIDAY TO 8 P.M. -- Where Customer Soti•focotion Is Our · Main Concern ... " · 5718.00 ...................... :s344 Beoutyrest Royalty •• \ START AT SAVE UP TO ' Bible School I Monday through Friday. 6: 30 to 8:30 p.m .. at Rutland Churc h of Christ. · . ON SIMMONS and STEARNS & FOSTER QUAUTY BEDDING · Sale Beoutyrest Presidential ", Twin Sat, leg. --RACINE - Southern Board cit ~ S188 WAREHOUSE CLOSE-OUT SALE PRICES Beautyrest Regal BEDFORD - Bedford Township Trustees meet Monday, 7 p.m .. at the town hall. -- ~ FOR A SCHOOl BROCHURE, SCHOOL MANUAl or APPUCAnON •LA-Z-BOY RECLINER With a durable Herculon MERCERVILLE Bible School, Providence Missionary Baptist Church, 6: 30 p. m , ihrough Aug. 14. tor ages 2 through teens . Education will meet In special ~esslon Monday, 8 p.m., at the high school. . •WINGBACK CHAIRS •SWIVEL ROCKERS •GLIDE ROCKERS . 1•CANEBACK CHAIRS --~. •CONtEMPORARY LOUNGE CHAIRS •ACCENT CHAIRS ALL REDUCED PROCTORVILLE - Th e 7th annual Grimes fa mily reunion will be Sunday, Augu s t 9, a t the Abundant Life Baptis t Churc h. • ROCK SPRINGS ~ Cross ~untry practice for Meigs High !)chool will begin 9 a.m. Monday . KEY :tO. 1917 Oh. 45760 OVER 80 RECLINERS 1N STO(K! ' MONDAY Thio Coupqn On!> 333 N~ Second, Middleport, LA·Z·BOY and LANE ACTION EUREKA ~The J e ffers fa mIly reunion will be 11:30 a.m . · 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Augus t 9, a t Clay. Loca l School . ·above E ure ka. Baske t lunch at 12 :30 p.m . Charles Jeffer s Is pres ident a nd John J . Je ffers Is vi ce-preside nt . GALLiPOLIS Volleyball . practice at Gall!a Academy High School begins Monday. 11 : 30 a .m . In the gym. e wallrnr• SJ 11 NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT FOR 1987·88 SCHOOL YEAR 20°/o TO 50°/o CHESHIR E - The Ba ird· Halfhill reunion will be Sund ay, Augu st 9, a t the Gavin Recreation Cente r In Cheshire. Basket dlnnPr at 1 p.m . • 1" alftk·VInylllata Vlnylllead lnd belttom rail • Crelll proof cord Lock • E IIY to lllortett • ~UllOm fHturn at , OVER ·1S. SlEEPERS IN STOCK SALE PRICES ==~============~ Beautiful Selection Of OCCASIONAL CHAIRS REDUCED DINETTES RIO GRANDE ~ The 107t h Blazer reunion wlh be 12: 30 p.m . Sunday. Augus t 9, In the Rhodes ·Building at Rio Grande College. VINYLBUNDS 40°/o Twin, Full and Queen size · sleep sofas, all with innerspring mattresses and soap and water washable fabrics. I ONLY Peach and Brown Plaid SOFA & CHAIR. Our best quality. R~g. ' 11 74 2 Pieee• 1 722 1 ()NLY 5 PIECE SECTIONAL - La-Z-Boy' s best seller. Double re· dining ends wlsleeper unit. · · Re11 . •2955 Sat .. 1 1844 POINT PL EASANT .~ A re unIon for lhe descendant s of J ohn Ru!an and Ca roline Miner Ruta n wlll be Sunday, Augus t 9, In a shelter hou se at Krode l P a rk, Point Pleasan t. Wes t Vlrgln a. . Pic nic lunch at noon. . REEDSVILL E - Ed en United !Jret hren Church, homecoming Sunday , baskelt dinner at 12:30 and afternoon service at 1:30. WITH THII COUPON GlADES KINDERGARTEN THRU 6Tfl HIDE·A·BED, LA-I-BOY and STEARNS & FOSTER .SOFA SLEEPERS Sa,ve Up To WILKESVILLE ~ The Gr een· Ogdln-Cas ter family reunion Sunday at Columbia Chapel Christian Church, ...... ,.. ... ~ ... , . ... ,:oll"~ Attr lin .lnci .. TIIII Ad REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL • for F...... 51.., S..nta Rarbara. CA 93101 % N VINTON - The Gooch family .reunion will begin at noon Sunday . August 9, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bush In VInt on. RA CINE ~Carmel Methodis t Church. Ra cine. wlil ha ve hom ecorning services th is Sunday. Dinner at 12 noon. U SHAR£ 75 50°/o REDUCED Qualily eonttruclion, 8-wa.y hand tied springs. Reg. price otartlng at 11060. Sale Priee •599 KERR ~ Th e annual ·Denny Reunion will begin a t noon Sunday, Au gus t 9, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs . Gilme r Knott s In Kerr. Bring a covered dis h, ta ble servi ce and lawn c ha irs. %- ~l!Y ~ 5 DECOllATOR SOFAS -Ypur choice of color and fa~ric:s • -~~ ' Koc·h - 446-2319 Li•a H- Ow""" by Camel Back With Loose Pi lloi.vs KANAUGA - The 97t h Birt h· day of Garred Blake will be celebrated Sunday, August 9wlth ·a picnic dinner and family re union at Kanauga Roads ide Park . All friends a nd nel&hbors welcome. Picnic lunch will be at about 1 p.m . v.N Fair A '1 rSd Ont, nn..r '' a long w ith pink bells . The bride' s ca ke was whi te with four tiers, to pped with a wedding bell. Assis ting at the reception wa s J ean Ha pney, Nita P ropp. Sue Long, J ea n Deweese a nd Rit a Cart er. , The. coupl e will live on Route 2 in Point P leasa nt. 20 SO SOFAS & SECTIONALS . dress. Her co rsage wa s also of four pink a nd mauve silk sweetheart roses wit h white baby's breath a nd greenery a nd pink sati n r ibbo n. Fo ll ow ln ~ t he weddin g. a reception was he ld In tpe ch ur·ch base ment. The bride 's ta ble wa s covered wit h a pink tal bec loth SAVE ~ -- Cltoost yow uwkrtJ! Families •re urarn1 ly needed. Call your IOCII EF Foundat ton Representat ive TODAY to fi nd Oul how you can share iJ'I this ~ ry speaal cxpericnct: Bowman's Homecare WALNUT TOWNSHIP- The 69th Myers family reunion will be Sunday, August 9, at Fo• Fair: view Church In Walnut Town. ship. Basket dinner at noon . WALNUT RIDGE- The Rev . Jack Berry will speak at Walnut Ridge Sunday, Augu st 9, a t 7:30 p.m. Rit ·erhy writ er.r to meet Monda)' Mr. and Mr.r. John L SiRman Jr. SALE STARTS MONDAY -9:00 A.M. - ......- . INDEPENDENCE whttlchair can rHU<t thoir ........ donct on othon and holp regain thtir All canfidtnct. Whttkhoirs are Mtd· icaro/Mtdicoid •l"'••tol sa !hoy will not be a financial burden. for o·lrH domoMtration call or stop by. 446-7213 ITEMS SUBJECT TO ·' SAU ," CROWN CITY - Crown City Homecoming will be Sunday. August 9 at Crown City Mount Zion Baptist Church. The mornIng speaker wUI be the Rev .. Clifford Gore and the evening s~aker will be Jim Usher. Singers will be John and Debbie Cardwell. home. And gain a special friend for life. A whttlchair io dtoignod to allow you to bt indopondtnl and mabilt. Mony pooplt today hovo diKO¥trH that a CLEARANCE SALE! GALLIPOLIS - TM Isaac: Myers family reunion will be• Sunday, August 9 at Raccoon: County Park. · GALLIPOLIS ~ Activities and menu s for the wePk of Aug. 10 throug h Aug. 14. at the Senior GALLIPOLIS ~ Aspiring wr iters working towards publica· lions meet the second Monday of each month at Rlverby. Membership In Rlverby Wrl· ters Is open to all Interes ted persons. There are no fees or othe r requirements, and membership Is the French Art Colony is not necessary although this group Is sponsored In the FAC. The next meeting will be 7 p.m. to 8: 30p.m. Monday, August 10, a t River by, 530 Flrsl Avenue In Galllpolls. Anyone who would like more infor·mat!on may call 245-9369. A SUPER SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY AT OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SUNDAY �The Sunday Times-Sentinel 9, 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 1 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. Ja;m~ San<:is: Books, paint, brooms in the.past By JAMES SANDS c asses that Gardner was taking Special Cor respondent fro m the s la ughterhousE> to his Th e building we picture toda y store . When Gardn er went into was built In 1869 by Williams a nd the store to g!'t an !'mployee to Moll aha n to be used by them In he lp him move the ca rcasses, he the ir .dry goods attached a 30 pound weight to the · business. Evenhorses's bit (or anchor. tually Mr. Mol While Gardner was In the la hail boug ht out store, the horse becam e fri ght· William s, a nd e ned and it took off out Spruce Mot.l a ha n opertoward Thltd Avenue. It turned a ted the store by the corner a t Third and Spruce, him self. Fro m hea ding upt own, when It upset the 1890's to t h ~ 1920's Henry W. dumping meat on the pavem ent, Gardn er ra n first a dry goods a nd thus exciting all the dogs !n store a nd la ter a grocery store t he neighborh ood, all of whom here. Other bus inesses that have rushed to the scene. The hor se used the building would inc lude: tried to get loose form the wagon Roods Market , Nor thrup Broom a nd in the process sm ashed the Works, Livesay and Moore G roc- wagon to bits with its hoofs . This ery, Sho pper's Ma rt, Mohr Ciga r e p isode occured in 1901 a nd it was Works, Sa unders Upho lster y, a fairly common occu rence to F aith Book Shop a nd White's have wagon or carriage ace!· P aint . de nt s in the years a bout the turn It was while Mr. Gardner was of the century. running the st ore .that at a bout 4 About that S<! m e· time Reube n p.tn . on a hot s umm~ r day he Be tz had left his carriage a nd ·parked h is deliver y wagon on horse In fr ont of a hou se on Ma pl e · Spruce b es ide his store. The • Ave nu e (the nam e give n to the · wagon cont a ined some bee f car-. 600 bl oc k of Fourth then ) .while he went into visit a young lady. Mrs. Oliver who li ved in that block a nd Bookmobile In routes announced was a good friend of Betz decided to take Betz' carrlage ·and horse for a ride. She packed tn Mrs. Mayberry and the little Maybe rry gi r l. The ride st arted off s lowly bu t a bout Cedar Street t he horse took off in a r un to State, • where it turned over to the river . I t then proceeded up Front (now First ) to Ceda r and out Cedar to Fourth whe re C. W. Henklng wa s a ble lo stop it with his can e. The Gallipoli s Tr ibune rem arked tha t "!';Irs. Oli ver kept the hOrse somehow In the iniddt"' o l the st reet a nd no one wa s hurt. Th e la diE>s kept still on the ride a nd nl'ver screame d . Oldtimers said It was the fa st es t ride made in the town in hist ory as the :i women cbvered the mil e " track" in 2 minu tes fi al. " Anothe r accident tha.t year occ urred o n T.h ird Avenue nea r the Hocking Valley Freight depot. Mrs. W.S. Ma nring -was c om ing up Third toward the r ail road crossing and fearing t hat her horBe might be spooked by the a pproaching train, tu r ned . her wagon to go a way from the tracks. As s he tur ne d, a whee l hit of shop· Beat of the Bend · !age 's greatest benefactor." The By BOB HOEfLICH By DON FINEFROCK the anniversary In a ma gazine. Plantz will provided that the 'P OM EROY - The Middleport UPI Bus ine811 Writer The T r !bu te In Blu e kit is one or VIllage of Pomeroy would re.' business commun!.t y Is about to HOLLYWOOD , Fla . (UP !) several souvenirs licensed by ceive about $375,000 from his lose two good A South F lorida proJY1oter Is Pres ley's esta te. estate. , indians. betting Elv is P res ley fa ns will E ps tein drew his Inspiration Apparently the co mmun ity E. 0. and Kawa nt to ma rk t he lOth annlver- from the yellow-ribbon tr ibute was well plea sed wit h the gesture sary of !he rock " n' ro il per- given to American hos ta ges h~ld · thry n Rail a re by.Mr . Plantz a nd a large picture getting ready to former' s death in a specia l way . In Ira n. " We came up wit h a blue of him was readied to be hung In . retire after beSo Barry R. E pstei n has com e .ribbon since he (E lv is ) did a lot of village hail. Ing opera tors of up with a special promotion he songs with ' blue' in the!'Tl, " the " Wh at did they do with the t he R a il Be n calls Tribute In Blue, a imed. at promoter said. F ra nklin Store in Middleport m o ne y ? was Ada B issell 's faithful foll owers of the singer E pstein launched his tri bute since Decem ber; 1947 - that's Q\lestlon. who died Aug . 16, 1977. ·wit h the help of 15 investors, who · Alt hough I knew tha 1 Pomeroy · The souvenir kit, whi ch costs pu t up$SO, OOO !n seed money,and durned n~r 38 years . Their business Is bei ng pu t up never received the money, the $24.95, Includes a blue suede a new formed company ~ Siv le for sa le and if not sold, the stock bottom line ha d escaped me so I ribbon t hat E pstein wants E lvis . E nterpr ises Inc. Sivle is E lvis · called Edison Hobs te tler who fans to tie to tr ees, cars antenn as spelled bac kwa rds. will be liqu ida ted. , Mr. a nd Mrs. Rali are ' resi- never forgets . Althoug h E pstei n said he !s or the mselves: As It turned out , the assets of dents of Mason, W. Va ., these " We hope this will add a little unsure how m any kits wlil se ll ~ Mr. Plantz were in the First days a nd like a number of other spice and exciteme nt" to the " Your guess Is as good as mine" peopl e .have been hacking the National Ba nk of Chattanooga , anniversary , said Epstein, a ~ he ordered an Initial supply of ter ry bit to get to and fr om their . Te nn. , and the bank went defunct local public ist a nd for mer pres!- 10,000. Since the beginning of place o r busi ness\ Dur ing the wiping out his fortun e . This was dent of tile G rea ter HollyWood J uly , Eps tein said he has sold Um e they llved in M iddlepor t In the early 1930's -,- and li-t that · Chamber of Commerce . 2, 000 kits . Mrs. 'Rail was .a member of the . ; time his total assets of $618;000 to In addition to the blue r ibbon, " Orders are pour ing !n ," he M iddl epo r t £ xempted School most of us . would have been a E pstein' s tribute kit features a sa id. Distric t Board of Educa tion and fortune . Pot entia l customers Inc lude bumper sticker, a poster a nd a Thewlil also left money to C. E . T-shirt with the fac e of E lv is members of ·E lv is fan clubs. then becam e o ne of the m embers of the first board of education for Gillil an and 0 . L. Strau ss, hovering over his Memphi s Andersen es timated tha t 2 milihe Meigs Loc a l Sc hool District e mployees of the Firs t City Ba nk home, Grace land . lion people belong to E lvis fan and was serving whe n the new In Pomeroy, which was owned by &Oth ANNIVERSARY - GeorKe Erroll a nd Clara Conroy, wiU - P a tsy Andersen, public rela - clubs ar ound the globe. The Mr. Plantz, to the Masonic hi gh school wa s built. celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at t!ons coordinator at G r acela nd , la rgest club, wit h between 18,000 Lodges In Pome roy a nd Middl eson, Tom , is here The Ralls' the ir Long Bottom home on Aug. 15. The couple were m arried on said organ izers expect 50,000 a nd 20,000 mem bers, Is In Briass isting as the Ra lls ' progress in por t, and to Grace E plscoapl fan s to a tte nd this year's Elv is tain , she said. Aug. 13, 1927. They are the parents olthree child ren, George E rroii wrappi ng u p t he ir bu si ness Churc h In Pomeroy. Conroy, Jr. , and Hu ~~:h Philip Conroy bot h of Akron and Rose Mar ie Epstei n said he hopes to re ach Inter national Tribut e Week in Oh well, the best la id plans of Memphis, Aug. B-16: activities. Hutc hison, B~llev11. e, Ne b. They also have three Jl'anc E lv is f~ns in the Unite d States . hildren. You proba bly rem ember tha t mice a nd men ~ and apparently, "It's really a fun, fun time ," through direct m ali and with . Tom is a trained jour na list but In Mr. Pla ntz' nt eant we ll. ~he satd. ' •It' s like a huge fa mily televis ion commercials . " And, of Inlcident a lly, l don't th ink the the 1970's gave up writing- he reunion." · cou rse, we 'll be !n Memphis in · was working fer a la r ge news- large framed photograph of Mr. Eps tein , who describes himself Ailgusf, during the event Itself," paper in Ch icago ~ and now Is a n Plant z ever reached the wa lls of • as a n Elvis fan , hit on the Idea fo r he sa id . a ntiqu e dealer ·In Edinburg, Va. village hall. lt!s tribute afte r reading about He loves what he's doing a nd does all of t he cousin act tv !ties of John Rice, Me !gs County Agrl- rijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cultura l Agent. has some encouthe antique d ea ler suc h as a uctioneering a nd m anagi ng a ra gi ng words In hi s latest column. He wr ites that even though block s ize flea market. your lawn Is brown and looks The Meigs Unit of the Ameri- de ad - it really Isn' t. Now is that encourag ing or ca n Ca ncer Society will be wha t • Do keep smiling. s taging a fu nd-raising go lf tournam ent on Mo nday , Aug. 24, a t the J ay mar Golf Course. . T he event will be a scra l)'lble for m en and wome n a nd will . fea tu re not only the tourname nt play but also food and p rizes. Tee off time will be 1 p.m . You golfers ca n phone the course for the listing a nd to sig n up. By the way, the beautiful fiv e-piece sliver service wh ich the local cancer un!l has a nd whi ch Is being used also lor a fund ra iser Is still on d isplay a! Marg u erit e' s Shoe Store i n 35th ANNIVE RS AR Y -The 3l>!h wedding ann iversa r y of Mr . Pomeroy. You caq loo k !t over ·a nd Mrs. Howllrd Caldw PII of T11ppe r~ Plains wa.~ observed · and receive a ll of the deta!is at recently'with a s mall party ut th e home olt(Jelr son. The couple ar <> t he s tore. the parents of How le (:a ld well, R aci ne, Bob Caldwell, VIncent , 1\nd The Santa Fe.Colle(tion from Dexter. Made from ruggedly Marti<> Bau m . Chetilcr . T h(>y have live granddaughters a nd -two Sen . Ja n Long, a na t ive Meigs p-tUICisOIIII. soft, aged and burnished leathers. These styles are elegant yet Count la n, w!l i be a t the cou r thOu se in Pomeroy from !Oa .m . to down tQearth. lt's footwearforthe new frontier. 11:30 Tuesday mot·n!ng. If you have a ny m a tt er you wish to discuss wit h the senator. stop by . Add tong.iltllii'IQ beiiU!y and . The video movi e review coprotection to yct<Jr home. Choice Of coloiw, le•turn and m8terials. lum n which you read In F rid ay' s MON. l FRI. TIL 8 P.M. bal!y Sf:ntinel was penned by TUES., WED., THUR. & SAT. J e!! H!ijea r y of • Pome roy. Hi s TIL 5 P.M. • by-li n.e was erroneous ly omitted from lhe copy . Sorry , Je ff . ~ It wa s a good job. · the service... _______ CARLOS L.. HARRIS Pvt . Carlos' L. Har ris, son of Cardell and set'ty Harris of Rural Rout e 2. Letart, W. Va.. has com pleted basic training ~t F011 Leona rd Wood, Mo. During the training, student s 1'1'celved instruction in drill and cert:'monles, weapons, map reading, During the course. s tudents were taught air craft maintenance lunda· meni als to repair a nd service onea nd tWo-engine jet a ircraft . Ma Jntl'nancP management and documentation was a lso taught t6 assess aircraft readiness capability. G raduates of th<O> course earned ·• c redits toward an as socl• te degree t hrough the Community College of the Air Force. He Is a 1979 graduate of Madison Pla ins High School, London , Ohio. is a 1985 graduate of Ohio 1Jnlvf'rslty, Athens . Hf'r husband, Air Force 1st Lt. Kenneth L. Barfield. !s the son of Dr. Amos J . a nd Jaquellne Barfield Cornelia, Ga . GALLIA COUNTY GALL IPOLIS ~ The .Dr. Samu el L- Bossard Memor ia l Li · brary a nnou nces its book m obi le schedule for the wee k of Ju ly PAUL E. HAL.L 20- 24. Airman lst Class P aul E . Ha ll. Mon day : Lew is Dr., 9: 4:1· tactics, military cour1esy, military son of Mr. and Mrs. James E . Hall 10: 15; Sun Valley Nursery, JO: 25· justice, first aid, and Army history of Rural Route I. Gallipolis, a nd· 10: 55; Pin ecrest, 11· 11 : 15: 35 a nd traditions. brother of Air Force Sgt. Jam es E . West Apts.; 11 :20-11 :3:1: Scenic Ha ll , 206 Highla nd Drive, Del Rio. He is a 1981 graduate ofW a hama Hills 11 :40-12: 10; C&S Ba nk , High Sc hoo l. Mason . TPxas, has graduated from Air 12: 15-12: 30; J oradan Gas, 1: 05Force basic training at Lackla nd 1: 15; Rio Gra nde tJonesJ, 1:25- " Air Force Base, Texas. BARBARAJ. B ARFI ELD 1: 35: R IO MmtMart, 1:40- 1: 55: During the six weeks of training WARREN 0 . ,JUSTICE Air ForCE' 2nd Lt. Ba rba ra J . BarGeiger, 2: 15-2: W; Ew ing ton, the airma n s.tudied the Air Force Airm an Wa r ren 0 . Jus ticC', son of field, da ughter or Ri chard 0 . and 2: 35-2 : 55: Vinton (Dyer ), 3: 05· m ission. organization and customs Kenneth T. and Regina J ust!cf' ·or Luella J . Thomas of Ches hire, ha~ 3:15; Bidwell (old .s c hool), 3:30· Pa triot, has graduate from the U. arrived for duty with the 3215t Slra- and reci>lved special training lri hu· 4; Bid well !Nolans). 4:05-4:30: m art elations. · S. Air Force aircraft main tenance . tegtc Missile Wi ng, Grand F orks Kerr, 5: 15-5: 35; Bidwell , :.:50- course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Air Force Base. N. D. He. is a 1986 grad uate of Kyger ' 6: 10; Coch ra ns, 6: 20-6: 45; Deer High School, Cheshire." Creek Texas. Batfleld, a supplies branch chief. Creek I 1F ulks). 6:'55· 7-: 10; Deer Creek II !Church). 7: 1:\-7:30: Ri o Gra nde Esta tes. 1: 45-8:30. Tuesday: ·George's Creek, Roberts, 10-10: 20; Bulavilie Tr a ile r Ct.. 10: 30- 11 ; Addaville Sc hool. 11 :10-11: 25; Cla r k Cha pel. 12:20EAST M E IG S~ E as tern Local Tru stees meet Tuesday, 5: 30 P OMEROY - Po meroy Are a 12:45: P orter, 12: 55-1:25; E no, Boa rd of Educat iqn will . meet in p .m ., T owns hip bu ilding !n .. Merchants meetingS a. m . Tues1: 30-2; Africa Road, 2: 05-2:20; s pec ial session Mond ay. 7:.10 Kyger. d ay a t Ba nk One. Kyger I , 2: 30-2: 45; Kyger II , p.m ., at the high school. 2:45-3: Roush La ne , 3: 15-3:30; G ALLIPOLIS~ Ga ll ia County HARRISONVILLE - HarriRou sh La ne IJ , 3: 15-3: 30;. R oush POMEROY ~ Ninth District Dis trict Libra ry Boa rd of Trussonvil le Senior Citizens Club fr ee Lane IT, 3:35-4: Cheshhire. 4: 40- Comm a nder of Disa bled AmPr i· tees meets Tu esd ay , 5 p.m .; a t blood press ure clln i~ . 10 a .m , to s·:35; Ad dison, 5: 45-6; Georges ca n Vf' tcra ns to be ar the Bossa rd Libra ry. 12 noon Tues day at Town Ha ll. Creek, Ke lly Drive. 6: 10-6: 40: Po m eroy Chapt er 53 Home, 124 Kan auga 5th Ave., 6:50-7:10; BuTternut Ave .. Pomeroy , at l CHESH IRE- Rev . Sa m Clagg EAST ME I GS~ E aster n Ba nd Fosters Trailer Ct., 7:15-7: 40; p.m . Mo nda y to di sc uss for m a· will be a t Old Be th el Chu rch, Boos ters wil l mf'e t at the hi gh K&K Trai ler Ct. , 7: 45-8:05. tio n of a women's auxiliary; all Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m . school 7: 30p.m . T uesday. Wednesday: No route, mai nt e- int eres ted women Invi ted. . nance day. Thu rsday : Crousebec k R d .. TUES DA\ ' 9: 45-10: 15; Quail Cr eek, 10:25GAL LIPOLIS - Ga llipolis Ro10:45; Children's Home, 11 - tary meet s Tu esday , 6 p.m .. 11: 15; CRTP, 11 :20-11: 45; SR 790 Dow n Under . iSn\a ll l. 1:30-1:40: SR 790 !Hailey!. 1:45- 1: 55: SR 790 (Li nco ln Ki' GE R - Ches hir e Township Pike) 2: 05-2: 30; Mudsock , 2: 45·. 3: 15: Patriot . 3: 30-4; Ca dmu s, 4:10-4: 45: Ga liia. 5:30-6: Cen terSTAND point, 6: 15-6:30; Centerv ille, CONFIDENCE 6: 45-7:15: Ha tcher, 7: 30-7: 45. Friday: Cora, 10-10: 15: Linco ln P ike. 10:25-10: 45: Ce nt eGALLIPOLIS, OH. and HENDERSON, W. VA. na ry, 10: o0- 11: 20; LeG ra nde, 11 : 30-noon : Fast Stop, 1-1: 15; Ba ne's, 1:20-i: 30: Young' s, 1:351: 4.5; F ra nklin 's, 1:55-2: 10; Im ogen e Chu rc h's Store, 2: 45-3: 15; Mercerv ille. 3'20-3: 45; Swai n' s Store. 4-4: 15; Crown Ci ty. 5: 056: 05; Grace Shafer , 6:20-6: 3:1; Ohio Tow nhouse , 6: 45-7: 10; Kenny's Carryou t, 7:25-7:50; Teen' s R un, 8-8: 25. ~ ' Satur day : Ga lli a Metro Esta t es. 10: 45-noo n; Alice, 1-1: 30; VInt on. 1: 45-2: 15; Morgan Road, 2:25-2:55: Morgan Center, 3-4. i Uh dxir r.nn dom Clld tafety. MEIGS COUNTY ~ing you tho toppCII1 you nood to tland. Bookmo bile ser vice in Me igs Mtd<a-t ..,p<ovid for quolified ptnCJIII. County is . prov ided by the Me igs Call or stop hy for !IIOre information. P ublic Li braray under contract 446-7283 with Oh io Va ll ey Area Libra r ies . Mond ay: Ca rpenter , Laura's ANY LARGE SANDWICH Bowman's Homecare Slore, 2: 5fi-~: 40; Dext er, 4: 10· 63 Pine St. " EA. 4: 40: Da nville Church, 5: 15-6: R utland C:lvlc Cente t·, 6:45-7: 45; Tu esd ay : Porti a nd pos t offi ce . . ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiil 2: 15-3; Leta rt Fa lls, E li te's Res- I taura nt. 3: 30-4:30: Racine bank, 5:15-6: 15: Sy racuse across fro m ball fi eld , 6: 30-7:30. Wedn esday: Ke no, no rt h s id e of brid ge, 2:20-3:05: Long Bot tom pos t offi ce, 3: 20-4: 05; ReedsFinally. a store to meet v ille, R eed's Store. 4: 15-5: T upper s P la ins. Lodw ick, 6-7; the clothing needs of the Chester. ac ross from tfresta tion, 7: Jo-8. We oH11r complete tu~tedo rental service to help you look your beat on that apeciil dey. Priced from "299$ Groom' s t ux FREE with 6 or more . HASKINS-TANNER llOURS M<1l & frl 9 8 ~ 332 Second Aw . · Golllpolio. Ohio . BACK TO SCHOOL TIME lues W!O lhur Sot 91 ' Ranch House Dressing. Community calendar/ area happenings Sandwich .Specials ~® WEDNESDAY 4-9 KID'S NIGHT 20< CONES - .FREE BALLOONS Hur:ry... Offer End• Augu•t3H , . GOLD LANCE Cws RINGS • fAST 2-4 WEEK Dtuvuv CLASS RING DAY SEPT. 19. FACTORY EXPERT IN OUR STORE. TAWNEY446· JEWELERS 161 s GAlliPOLIS, OH. 422 SECOND AVE. ........ PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL. Is Pleased To Welcome . O< ,fq/11. 0;~"1"1 . .Job Bank has workers GALLI P OI.IS ~ ThE> Job Ba nk, lotated in the Senior Citizens . Center a t 220 Jackson Pike. Ga ll ipoli s. ha s ·ma ny qualifi ed a pplica nt s 50 years old a nd older to f!ll your job requireinen ls. If int etested In fi nding pa ritime, full -t ime or tempora ry ' help, ca ll the Job Ba nk at ' 44&-7000. T he Ba nk's hours a re Wednesday from noon to. 4 p.m ., : Th ursday a nd Friday fl:om 8 a.m . to 4 p.m . '~Ill. ' I 9.D, o, .mother-to-be. Maternity lactm,Obio fashions from lingerie to finer dresses for special occasions. Limited number of swimsl,lits and shorts ALSO - Infant clothing, size 0·24 months. Great gift ideas for the special people you knowl 2 30 Broadway1 Jackson, OH. Mon.· Thurs. & Sot •. 9- 5 ' - 286-2559 ' Friday 9-8 -~~~~~~~~ llaly'IIS..I ~-~ Breton L. Morgan, M.D. Ada Bisse ll and Mae McPe ak , s isters who res ld'e in the Long Bott om ·Reedsvliie area dropped by F rid ay m orning with a clipping from o ne of P omeroy's ea rlie r n('wspapers . The clipp ing told of the will of Wyatt G. Pla ntz who, the pa per st a ted , " will long be rPmem bered !n Pomeroy as this vii- . Dr. BrPion /,. Horf(art rf'Cenlly joined th<' Pleasant Y allev Hospital HPcli~:al Staf{. li,.:wi/1 be a...<um illl{ the General -\4edicine practice nf Dr. John \1. Grubb ami i• currentlv alY'<'p ti"fl, ll l'W patw nf .<. Every Sunday Every Tuesday Evening Evening 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. 4 P.M. til 9 P.M. HAMBURGERS 99< Florida promoter plans . Elvis ·souvenir package " Calling it :quits qi store a r ut, thus upsetting the r unabout (carriage[. Fearing tha t her daughter was hurt, Mrs. Ma nring let go of the reins . The horse with runabout ran tree to Sycamore over to Is!a ndslde, down First Avenu e to the Spr uce Street Incl!ne, where It hea ded to Edwards's sawmill near there . It ran around in the sawmill ya rd w hereupon it decided to .rus h to the cou nty jali on Locust. T he next stop and still o n the gallo p ' was the Gallla Times office a t THIS BUO..DING AT SECOND a nd Spruce In Gallipolis was Second a nd Locust. There a Mr. completed In 1889 lor use as Mollohan and Williams Dry Goods. John J ohnson, a patient at the 1890's to the World War II era, a grocer y was loca te d F rom the Ohi o Hospital lor E pile ptics, here. Early in the 1900'& store owner Henry Gardner ha d a ho rse se ized the horse's bit a nd hung on. pulled wagon upset In town. · to it lor several yards unt il the ru n a~:Va Y stopped. Not muc h w as' the carr iage proce<'d<'d to VIne le ft of the r unabout at the end of . pulling li. The first to jump was the driver , the next was the w here they nearly ra n ove r Mrs. Its trip, but fortunat ely no one widow. Ot her passengers were A.C. Safford a nd baby at Neal' s was Injured , not even the horse. dumped out about wher e GarMill. Da shing over to Third The fina l episode Look place on field School wa s (now Willis Avenue, they ra n through a' w hat would today be State Route Hom e\. The widow gauntlet of teams in front or the. Funer<ll 141 near the Mound Hill Ce!Ylereceived mos tly br ul. s es but he r produce houses , They flri aily ran te ry. Ca rriages wE're retu r n ing s!ster·ln -law broke both a lei)' and into Rade r' s · Cab whic h wa s from a bu rial when the carriage an arm. loca ted whe re the Dodge Auto' carrying the widow , brother a nd The horses and what was le ft of place is now and co ll a psed. s ister-In-law of the deceased w as pulled In to a fast run by the two big whit<' horses . that we re The Sunday Tmes-Sentinei- Page- B-7 • FREE PlANNING • FREE E8TIMATES • JNITlWnON ARIWI8ED IY SEARl • ASK AIOUT SEARS CREDIT PlANS . . SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446·2770 .,'• .• ''. '• ' AY ' 2fiTII ANNIVERSARY ~ Mr. a nd Mrs. James Ki ser recently celebrated the ir' 29th we dding anniversary. They were marri ed on Aug.·5, 1958 In Middleport hy the Re v . Ra ymond Konkright. Mr. and Mts. Ki ser have four children, Connie Chevalier , Reedsv ille; Judy Mc Leedy , Rac ine; Jllmes Ray Kiser and Patty Childress , both of Siler City , N.C. They also have fi ve grandchldre n. . • .• ; llr. \1nrA'fltl ~tnnd.4 1virh hi.• I IIKJ n.ffi ff n.c.•iMfiii U. Frmwr•,,. t' mmcr fl t•(O nnd l ..vnn 1/ilhf'rt (r iflht) i" rfu·ir J l f'IIJ n//in • - Sultf' I 17 o( th ,, PVI·I '11<¥1irnf ~ffict• R.,ifdi nl{. Dr. Horgan graduated CumLaude frnm !War.~ ha/1 Uriiversitt ~ith a B.S in Zoology and rcci1!l'd hi.• H. D. dewee from West Virginia Unicver.~ity. He cnrnpletl'd his post graduate training in .1/lternal 'Wed icine at Charleston Area Medical Center. Dr. Mor!{fln is a member of the Am eru:an Medicnl AMociation, IW_asonic Lodge·#19of Paitu Pleasant , the Scottish Rite and S hrine Club o.f Charleston. Dr. !Wor!{fln 's office is located in Suite 11 7 of t he P VH '14edical Office Building with o.f.fice hour,; Wondav Friday fr'om 8:30 a.m. to 5:()0 p.m. A ppointments ~av be mode by calling 675-6492, Dd ~~~!.~~MY_ s s~!~l YJ · .' 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You commonly hear pe<>ple say, "It is not possible for everyone to see or understand the Bible alike; therefore, each one has i right to his own belief and interpretatil.n," This expresses the sentiment that God has given us a word that cannot be understood by all; thus, this answers for such derangement. This insinuates that God has failed in His efforts to properly guide 'and direct us in the way of Jl':ace; that he is -misrepresented by the Spirit, being called the God of,peaee(Rm. 15:33); that He has been defeated by His own weakness and inability to establish unity (Jno. 17: II , 21 -2J; Eph. 4:3,13); and that His word ~as merely thrown the world into a tumultuous condition. This I cannot accept , for Paul declared, "God is not the author of conftuinn, but ofJHOC<, a• in all cbrclta of thesaint3' (I Cor. I 4:33). God lo Not Gallty The finger of guilt points to Satan. He has fought God from the beginning , perverting the truth . God said unto Eve, "But of tht fruit of tiU! trot which is in the midJt of tht garden ye 1hall not eat of it, neither •hall ye touch it, /ell ye die " (Gen. 3:3). The devil diverted the truth by adding one word: no~ "Yuha/l11011urefy die " (Gen. 3:4). Today, the same evil spirit is working, inciting revolt against G_od's way and l!'~rshalli~g false te~ch­ ers and their followers to rebel agatnst God. Satan ts drawmg the vctl of darkness over the gospel , striking many with spiritual blindness (2 Cor. 4:4). . Satan is transformed into an angel of light, and his ministers fashion themselves as the ministers of righteousness (2 Cor. 11:14,15), Well did Peter say, ''But there were false prophets among the JH!Opfe, even ru there 1hall bt false prophets among you, who privily •hall bring in dllmnable here•i••· e ven denying the Lord that bought them. and brmg upon them&elve.J swift dt•troction " (2 Pet. 2:1), The sad thing is many are following their pernicious ways (2 Pet . 2:2), ignoring John's exhortation, "Beloved, believe not every 1pirit, bot try tht •piritJ, whether they are ofGod; be<:ou!t · manyfolse p rophttJ are gone into the world" (l Jno. 4:1). The devil's forces, accompanied with all the powers on earth, cannot .'destroy the word of God . It is your duty to study and examine the gospel , "forit is the power of God unto salvation'" (Rm. 1:16): Disregard the erroneous state_ment that you ~ ill beco~e confused, if you start studP.ng ~t . Confusion ex1sts where there IS opposttton, and there 1s much opposttaon m the world. Whyr Because the doctrines of men do not agree wtth the doctrine ofthe Lord. When the truth sends forth its rays of fight , exposing the doctrines of me~ you will witness much opposition, hearing_the cry, "You believe your way, and I will believe mine.'" We must believe God'• wa,y, and His way only, Ia yin~ aside all preconceived thoughts and opinions of melt, accepttnJl and obeymg the gospel! For FrH Biblt Comspo~lknce ·Coune, Write . •• Chapel HiU Ch~ of Chryst Bui.. IIIe Road • P.O. Box 308 Galllpolla, Ohio 45631 . w-,, , ,... -- -s..ty NOW 1WO GR£AT LOCAnONS! "AM_,_ ~-· -~~· u.ss...-. �~S~_orts STORE HOURS . Monday thru Sunday SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) ;Atlee Hammaker 'fired a fourhitter and Will Clark drove In twG runs Saturday, pulling the San Francisco Giants within three · •games ot first -place Cincinnati wlt_h a 5-2 victory over the Reds . Hammaker, 7-8, allowed only a second-Inning single to Tracy Jones and an eighth-Inning ho· mer by Eric Davis through eight Innings en route to his second complete game of the season. Hammaker walked . four and struck out live In helping the Giants notch their second 's traight VIctory In a four -game series between Na tlorial League West contenders. Tom Brown'· lng, 5-9, took the loss. san Francisco scored fou r runs in the first Inning. Rob Thompson led ofl with a double and Kevin Ml!chell singled him home. J effrey Leonard singled and, In his first at-bat since June 27, Candy Maldonado doubled home Mitchell. Chill Davis' groundout scored Leonard, and Clark 's sacrUice fly produced Ma ldo· nado as the Giants grabbed a 4-0 lead. Clark. hit his · 23rd home run wltll two out in the sixth to pul San Francis co up 5-0. 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("') 0 • ~ ~ Red Sox 8 Royals 3 BOSTON (UPI) -Rookie Ellis Burks went 3 for 3, Including a two-run homer, and Bruce Hurst . scattered nine hits over seven Innings Saturday, powering the Boston Red Sox to an 8-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals . Hurst, 13·6, walked three and fanned seven In raising his record to 9-1 at Fenway Park this season. Hurst's only home loss came Aprll20agalnst the Royals . Calvin Schiraldi worked the last two Innings. Mark Gublcza , 9-11 , took the loss. . The game was delayed twice by rain, 33 minut es In the bottom of the Second Inning and 17ln the seventh. Leadtng 4-0in the third , Boston broke the ga me open. Dwight Evans doubled and John Marzano singled, with Evans scoring on Danny Tartabull's error. One out later, Burks sent a pitch Into th e screen above the left -field wall for his 17th homer of the season , making u 7-0. Kansas City took advant age of Hu rst' s wildness to cut the score t.o 7-21n the fourth . 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Good at Powell's Supermarket Onlr Offer Good Thru Sat,, Aug. IS, 1917 Ballesteros early third. round leader san •Thia offer. lf~,C:Iudea cig1· rettea. o.t 1ny . other iteme prohibited by l1w. · . Induct 7 into Football Hall of Fame Saturday in · canton . Coach Hank Stram . ''I figured I'd season 'Zonk' mentioned and By ROBERTO DIAS play--two, three years and then played with great players, but UPI Sports Writer · CANTON , Ohio (UP!) - The get Into a legitimate line of work. this is the culmination." " Football has changed. We seven-member class Inducted Maynard, of Crosbyton, Texas, used to use training camp to get and Texas Western. snared 633 Into the Football Hail of Fame Saturday won 11 Super Bowl into shape. Now , these guys are passes for 11,834 yards and 88 titles between them and embo- in sha pe when they get to camp." · touchdowns In 15 years, 10 with Greene headed Pittsburgh' s the New York Jets . He Wa$ Joe . died the game's differing charac"Steel Curtain" defense that Namath 's deep threat at wide ter from th e brute s tren gth of Larry Csonka to the gr ace of Don helped the Steel ers win four receiver and helped win Super Super Bowls du ring his 13-year Bowl III with the Jets . Ma ynard. " I'd like to go out and play In Joining Csonka and Maynard career. Th e North Texas State were quarterback Len Dawson,. graduate and Temple. Texas, these bump-and-run days," said defensive tackle Joe Greene, native was named to 10 Pro Maynard, sporting a battered Stetson. "It was called the running back John Henry John· Bowls. "We were a team that was led 'Crowd' in my day . A guy'·d have son, center Jim Langer and guard Gene Upshaw. The Class by example," said Greene, ges- his hand hooked in your belt . of 1987 swelled the number of turing in th e direction of Pitts"1 can stIll recall contract burgh Coach Chuck Noll, his negotiations with (Jets ·coachplayers enshrined to 140. Csonka, a fullback who star red presenter. " Basically,. we were General Manager) Weeb Ewfor Miami during 11 pro seasons injury-free and played to the . bank. He'd say 'Don, don' t tell limit. · anybody what you're making.' after ~ glittering college career "In my new role as an assiSIJ!tl) I'd say 'Weeb, 'I'm just as at Syracuse, is a native of nearby coach with the Steelers , I want to ashamed as you are.,;, Stow, Ohio. . Upshaw, the executive direc"I grew up In the shadow of the communicate the desires I hap as Hall of Fame," said Csonka, a player. As for being here today, tor of the NFL Players Associawho, like teammate Langer, was it' s a joy." tion, played 15 years with the Johnson to talled 6,803 yards in Oakland Raiders and saw action presented by Dolphins Coach Don Shula . "And I hope Jim and I a 13-year career with San Fran- in three Super Bowls - winning are opening the gates for our cisco, Detroit, Pittsburgh and twice- and six Pro Bowls. The teammates like !quarterback) . Houston. He was introduced by Texas A&l product and RobSteelers owner Art Rooney, and stown, Texas native, credited RATHMAN BROUGHT DOWN -San Francis· Bob Griese. gllin In second quarter of Saturday's ·Hall-of· ' co's Tom Rathman Is llrou,;ht down by Kansa.~ "I'll always remember '72, recalled his rookie season of Raiders owner AI Davis for Fame game In Canton. The 49ert~ won, 211-7. (UPI) · City'• free safety De ron Cherry after a five yard when we went 17-0 a nd won the blocking for the " lVlillion Dollar guidance. Super BowL Guys from the Backfield" that Included YA S.t eelers have four !Super Bowl) Tittle, Joe Perry and Hugh rings , but non .,-say 'perfect' on · McElhenny . lt. " . " I enjoyed it, but I'm still Csonka' compiled 8,091 yards looking for that million," said the rushing and 68 touchdowns for Waterproof, La., native who Miami and the New York Giants . attended St. Mary' s College and His bruising style helped Miami Arizona State. " I never made ·to back-io-back Super Bowl title s more than 38, 39 thousand. But I PALM BEACH GARDENS finally made it here. I'd begun to EDINBORO, Pa . iUPI ) -The Francisco 36. Ta ylor, who spent penalty against cornerback Don In the early 1970s. give up." · Fla . (UPI) - Seve Ballestero; his roo kie sE"ason on Injured Anderson, came on Andre GarDawson, a native of Alliance, Buffalo Bills played the Cleve· shot a 2-under-par 34 on the front ron's !-yard run with 9:21 rereser ve with a sore back, eluded land Browns In Edinboro, P a. on Ohio, and a Purdue product, · Langer, of Little Falls, Minn ., maining In the game. · · nine and vaulted past faltering two tackles before breaking Into ·eleven scrimmage. The Browns pla yed 19 pro seasons. He guided and South Dakota State, played Lanny Wadkins and Raymond -Chiefs rookie running back Kansas City's attack from 1963- 10 years with Miami and two with outscored the Bills 12-6. Kevin 'open field and racing to th e end Floyd Saturday to take a oneChristian Okoye, a second· round 755, completed 2,136 passes for Minnesota . Mack scored on a one- ya rd zone with 1:43 left in the half. stroke lead midway through the The 49ers' defensive line con- draft pick out of Azusa Pacific, 28,711 yards and 239 touchdpwns . "Being elected In my first year touchdown. For Buffalo Eric Richardson caught a nine- ya rd tinu ally put pressure on quart er- led all rushers with 74 yards on Dawson led the Chiefs to a Super (of eligibility) is totally unex- third round of the 69th PGA touchdown pass from Jim Kelly. bac ks Bill Kenney In the first half eight carries . Kansas City' s Bowl IV victory over Minnesota . Pecied, " said Langer, the hub of Championship. Ballesteros, a two.-time winner For the Browns Gerald McNeil and Todd Bla ckledge In the ground game has been last or "It's kind of a numbing thing to two Super Bowl-winning offencaught a 25-yard touchdown pass second . Kansas City's lone score, next to last In the NFL the past be here.' · said Dawson, who was sive lines In Miami. "I've been In of the Masters and British Open, missed the first two fairways and form Mike Tagei. Attendance helped by a 41 -yard Interference four seasons. IntrOduced by former Chiefs Super Bowls, In that und efeated bogeyed the second hole. But he was over 9,000. began to play near flawless golf and birdied the third, fifth and Hall of Fame Game sixth holes to move to 4-under for. CANTON - John Ta ylor, a the tournament. second-year wide receiver ba t· With the temperature reaching tllng for a roster spot , returned a 95 degrees and the humidity .punt 64 yards for a touchdown recorded at 80 percent, Wadkins Saturday and the San Francisco and Floyd began the round lied 49ers opened the NFL exhibition for the lead at 4-under after two season with a 20-7 victory over trips around the PGA National the Kan sas City Chiefs In the Hall Golf Club course . of Fame Game. Wadkins birdied two of the ' The game, attended by 23,826 opening three holes 1 :_but then :spectators at Fawcett Stadium, bogeyed four of the l)ext five to followed the enshrinement of fall to 2-under. .'Larry Csonka, Len Dawson, Joe Floyd moved in front by ,Greene, John Henry Johnson, himself with a birdie at thepar-4 .tim Langer, Don Maynard and fifth, but at the par-3 seventh he :Gene Upshaw Into the Hall of needed three shots to reach the ·Fame. green and suffered a double :: The 49ers built a 20-0 first · half bogey that left him at 3-under lead. Ray Werschlng kicked a through nine. 25-yard field goal to give San Tied with Floyd a shot behind Francisco a 3-0 edge In the first 1 Ballesteros were D.A. Welbrlng, quarter. · who was 2-under for the day and , Taylor dropped a punt but 3-under for the tournament recovered to run It back 49 yards through 11 holes, and Larry to the Chiefs 41. On fourth-andNelson, who had played nine. goal, Joe Cribbs took a handoff Ben Ctenshaw was at 2-under ~om Steve YOt>ng and swept through nine, tied at that figure around right end from the 2 at with Wadkins. The only other 4:59 of Ute second quarter to push player under -par was Mark Francisco ahead 10·0. McCumber, who was 1- ~nder Second-year kicker Jeff Brockthrough nine. Bobby Wadkins, haus, who along with rookie Jeff Sluman and Tim Slmi>son Steve .DeLine, Is squaring off were . at even-par midway against the veteran Werschlng through the day. Sluman birdied for kicking duties, converted a the first hole to move Into a share VRROOOOOM! -A sanctioned tractdr puU Wllo§ held Friday from IIJ'OUnd.Ohio and the surrounding states entered the event, 42-yard field goal to Improve the of the lead, but double bogeyed night at the Gallla County Junior Fair before a capacity crowd. which has captured lhe fancy or Gallla Countlans from small kids 49ers' lead to 13· 0 at 11: 22. the eighth and bogeyed the ninth • Fans of puUing filled the bleachers and Hoed up along thelenceson to senior citizens. (Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) A Lewis Colbert punt . was to fall back. both sides of the track,·long before the events ever started. Pullers · fielded by Taylor at the San . 49ers romp over Chiefs in Canton; Bills down Browns U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO ceremonies. Front row, left to right are Larry Csonka, Len Dawson, Don Maynard, (rear) Joe Greene, Jim Langer, John Henry Johnson and Gene Upshaw. (UPI) . . 0 .¥ LATEST INDUCTEES- Saturday's Inductees Into the Pro Football Hall of Fame In Canton, Ohio pose with their busts alter completion of the ' eOtt.r 11 ;inly gOod for pro· duct oft¥ hind. No Rein· ,chiOkl. . ' · •There Ia • llmlt..of ~8 <GOU· · Oc>n.,;,u rniy ·r.ua,n.. "'10"' - ... ,, ,~ ...... -· ' 'I '.' �August 9, 1987 rmu Sentinel Ohio-Point Pln•m. W. Va. B~ M~ TU;"Y G dominated Montreal 9-3 and and Gary Carter's 16th. open:C, ann .;:~: :m~~~J Atlanta shaded Los Angeles 4-3. PhiiHes 15, Cardinals 5 Friday night by showln the In tbe Amerl~an League, It · . At Philadelphia, Chr.ls James pitching and powerthatrou~d ut was: Detroit 8. New York 0: . belt('() a three-run homer and them back Into the t P Toronto 15, Cleveland 1; Boston drove In a career-high five runs Kevin Mitchell a:":~ ~~c~ 4, Kansas City 3; Baltimore 9, to help I he Phlllles break a six· homered In su rt or M~~ Texas 2; Minnesota 9, OakJand4; game losing streak. Philadelphia LaCoss helplngp~ ts· break! Milwaukee 7, Chicago 4 In 10 starter Shane Rawley, 14·5, exfour-g~e losing streak with ' a Innings, and Seattle 14, Callfor· te11dro his winning streak to six 3-1 victory over the Clnclrinatl nla 0. games. St. Louis starter Joe Padres 7, Astros 1 Magrane fell to 6-3. Re ds · At Sa Dl S Pirates 9' Expos 3 n ego, hane Mack . , LaCoss. 10-6, who has defeated the -division-leading Reds twice keyro a five-run seventh Inning , Ar Pittsburgh, Vance Law .s and St. Louis Cardinals once In ' with a two-run double, leading :~,:>,:~~e=~~~ ~~~~lntthheewsecayonfodr . . : his l~st thrt>e starts, tossed a the Padres over Houston, which five -hitter for his first complete tiro a club record with 16 men left game of the season. LaCoss on base. TheAstrosfelltwoshyor · lked the NL record set by many clubs, wa three, one Intentionally • the last In 1951 by Pittsburgh. and struck out two. "What a masterpiece he Mike Scott fell to 12-8. 1 h • Mets 7, Cubs I P tc ed, 'Giants Manager Roger At New York, Ron Darling · Craig said. "You just can't pitch pitch('() a four-hitter for his much better than that In a game fourth straight victory, leading we needed so badly." Bill Gullickson,. 10- 9, allow('() the Mets past Chicago. New York only flvP. hits In seven Innings, has won seven straight and 10 of but two of them were the home Its last 11, pulling within 3'h runs by Mllchell and Clark that games of first-place St. Louis. account('() for all of the Giants' Darling, 8-7, was supported by runs. Gullickson has given up 32 Rafael Santana's fifth home run homers this season, tops In the National League, In other games, San "otego routed Houston 7•1, New York blasted Chicago 7-1, Philadelphia rlpp('(j St. Louis 15·5, Pittsburgh Til 11 *OPENING MONDAY, AUG~ 10* IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CALL THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE 992-2156 ' • Giants win one ·over ~ivision leading Reds . ' .; By BILL SHAIKIN : ;sAN FRANCISCO (UPJ) -A l~ttle confidence goes a long way (Pr ·Kevin MitchelL : -:"The San Francisco third base· R[an slammed a game- winning fieme run Friday nlghtto give the Giants a 3-1 victory over the dt.'lslon·leadlng Cincinnati Reds (J!d snap a ' tour-game losing !ttreak. The Giants Installed "Jtchell as thefr regular third ~aseman when he came to San Ftanclsco In a July 4 trade with ~n Diego, •!ld, since then , he's ~lttlng .309 with seven home l'll'ns. :: ·coming_ here is a big differE!Jlce," satd Mitchell. "They w}lnted somebody to play every Uavts tht'n Unro a single to right. scoring Daniels and putting the Reds up J - 0~ LaCoss rebounded with a double play and ground out. and the Reds never again got a runner past second. "The thing that irritat('d me Is that I walked the leadofi guy," said LaCoss. "I felt like I was rushing because I couldn't. get . the ball down. Somewhere along the line, I figured out what I was doing." So did the Giant hitters . Will Clark hit a Gullickson offering · 410 ft>et ov('F the center field fence In the thlrc,l, tying t'he score 1-L Clark's blast gave him 22 home r uns this season, the most for a Giant since Darrell Evans hit 30 tn 1983. ~y.andthat'swhatl'mherefor. ~ger Craig has really given me a lot of confidence.' ' :}ralg was more than happy to ry~Pay thE' compliment. ·:·I love that kid," said the San JO:ranclsco manager. ' 'He's a lot ~Iter player than I tho~ght he . WfS . " : .:rhe samE' might be said for Mlke LaCoss, who toss('() a flvelii.t ter lor his first complete game QJ•· the season. LaCoss t10· 6) blicame San Francisco's first 1b;:game winner. ; LaCoss, who hasn't won more t~lm ten games since 1979, Wflked three and struck out two. II'- his last three starts, he has ~ten National League West leader Cincinnati twice and' NL ~ast pacesetter St. Louis once. · -;·what a masterpiece he !iltchro," marveled Craig. " You <:Jin't pitch better than that In a ga.me where we need('()· It so b',Fidly' " · Cincinnati's' Bill Gullickson . tlf_l,-9) didn't pitch too badly. either, allowing five hits In seven Innings. But two of those hits were home runs that accounted for all thrt>e Giants tallies. (;ulllckson has surrendered 32 home runs this year, tops In the ••• or any of more than 20 lllh1rs. GAHS boosters to (.. meet on Tuesday GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Gallipolis Boosters Club will mt>et Tuesday, Aug. ll. In -the GAHS Library Annex. · Old and prospective new members are lnvltro to attend the first meeting of the 1987-88 school year. Officers will be nominated for the new fiscal year. Individuals wishing to work In the Blue Devils food booth on Memorial Field this fall should should contact Bill Todd or Janie Lane. 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Kal Daniels drew a walk tl> open the contest, and Buddy Bell slnglro Daniels to third. Eric • MONDAY_& TUESDAY ·Two 2-Piec~ FiSh Dinners $4.69 lea~n~e. • Floyd, Wadkins second round leaders Sideline Spor·ts FOR SPRING AVE. ' POMEROY ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page- C-3 By DAVID MOFFIT about the time Lanny Wadkins, only two pack .ylth only four guys nam t' up there on the leadeh . UPI Sport• Writer the 1977 PGA winner, start('() and ahead of me." board," said Lanny. "That Is, liS"It's fun to see my brot her's long as he's right behind me: ···: PALM BEACH GARDENS, had no reason at that ju ncture to Fla . (UP!)- The old guard took expect 4-under-par 140 to hold up. up arms at the · PGA " I'd like to go back tomorrow Championship. and do everything a llttle bet Raymond Floyd, 25 years on ter," he said after his Friday · the pro golf tour and less than a play. " I wouldn' t want to freeze month away from his 45th anything right now except my birthday, and Lanny Wadkins, a "For All Your Sporting Needs" attitude. " 17-year vPteran, went Into toLanny Wadkins was 5under day's third round tied for the . with .two holes to play ; Sluman, Russell Mitra Riddell lead. "The last tw o majors Ray- Bobby Wadkins and Nelson all Betlin Wigwam mond won (the 1982 PGA and last 4-under at some point during the year's U.S. Open), I've bt>en d;iy but none could hold their · second to him." Wadkins said pace. Sluman, who wound up tied for after both posted their second In the'Tournamenl Playsecond straigh t 2-under-par 70s Friday. " ers Championship ·missed a 5"I think It's time we turn that Wilson · Rawlings Converse around although Raymond may foot par putt .on his final bole. In the TPC, he had losi to Sandy Nike (in Sept.) not agrt>e with that. Lyle In a play&ff after being " But there's still 36 holes of golf left so It's too early to talk distract('() by a spectator jumpMon. & Fri. 9:30-8 :00 243 3r d AYt.- 446-8413 Tues.-Wed. -Thurs.-Sat. 9 :30-5 :00 about a head-to-head duel be- Ing Into the water. · "I suspected I was tied for th e tween Raymond and me." Wad· lead, but really didn't know ,' klns said. "If we sta rt thinking Sluman said. "That didn't affect about that, somebody's ljkely to l)ow I played that last hole. I was s lip past both of us .". Tim Slmp_son, an 11-yeat: vete· trying for a birdie and just ran. and Jeff Slu man, a relative messed up." As for what happened at the newcomer. were only one shot TPC, Siuinan said, " I hppe my back. And three ot hers who have golf clubs will do some more been around since the mid 70s talking and let people remember Ben Crens haw, Larry Nelson and me for my game and not that one . Lanny's brother Bobby Wadkins incident.'' - were only two behind . Bobby Wadkins, 20 months "I think a couple more rounds younger than Lanny , held a close to par just might win this one-shot lead after Thursday's thing," Lanny Wadkins said of first round .when he shot a 4his and Floyd's chances . "But, If SHARES PGA LEAD - Ray Floyd (above) and Raymond under-par 68. But after a 30-foot . , W~~lns shared top spot in the 1987 PGA tournament alter two · you kt>ep the b;illln thP fairway , this course Is not that tough. bunker shot for an eagle-3 put roUlMM Friday. (UPI) Someone could shoot a low him back to 4 under. Bobby bogeyed his last two holes . round. " "You hate to finish bogeyFloyd, two-time PGA chambogey; especially after being in pion (1969, 19821 and oldest U.S. the lead,' Bobby said. "But, I'm Ope n winner, flnlshro his round ; HIGH POINT. N. C. tU Pil dule, Goude sa id, the $JUO.WO LYNE CENTER SCHEDULE :orttclals with the LPCA Henpurse wou ld remain uncha nged. Fresh cole Week of A.uJU~t 9, 1987 ·redon Classic ca ncelll'd the seLPGA tourna ment officials Date-Gr:rnulum Pool cond round of the i2- hol c lourna· sc ramblro Friday to line up a Aut~.!- -3 ~- m. Open R('c ................. ....... ... ..... ...... .......... ..... 1-3 p.m. OpC>n S"'•lm 6- p, m. Open RC'C ..... ............ ....... .......................... 6-8 p.m. Ope n Swim :ment Friday mor nin g after about practice course that wa s not Au11. lt-0.8 p.m. 0Pt'n RPc .. ......... :.... . ···········:·········-~)-'$"p ~~~ c~~poc;:s~:~l~ •three Inches of rain felt on lhe under water . Golf('rs trav e l('() to • 0-8 p .m . Opf'n Swim , Will ow Cre<>k course. The dow nnea rby James town Pa rk course, .... ...... ............. }1-11 a. m. TAC P ro11:ram Atia. 11-9-11 a.m . TAG Progra m .. :pour swelled a creek. flooding the on higher ~(round than Willow 6-8 p.m . Open ReC' ......... .. ..... ................. J.:s · p :~~ &~·p0l:~s;:'n1~ ·basin-like course wllh muddy Creek. 6-8 p.m. Opf'n Swim water a nd giving crPdence to t hP Still, officials sai d the la yofl Au11. li -6-8 p.m. Opt>n RcC' .......... .. ........... ...... "J:s·p:~~ fa~·p0li:s~:'n1~ ;tour nam e nt bump c rs tl c kc r would likely a ffect the leaders. 1\.u I3-C Sl"d p.m . Open Swim •" Meet you up t he Creek at the " I .think people will lose a lot of· 08i:s~:'n1~ g. 10 ......• .. , •. ..• •...•... ., ............... ..... :................ j.S·p:~6-8~ t;t~p , Henr·edon.'' momentum, there's no ques tion _N OTE : ·All taclllt l£'5 In Lynt' C(' nt f'r fgym . pool, wel'!ht room and handball court\ · The Willow Creek co urse, about tha i," said Jackson. "You Ten deiK:ious w1ll tX' CLOSED TO THE P UBLIC unlll clas~ws rPsum P for Fal l Quartrr on Tuesday, ;dottl'd with 10 lakes along a tow. run Into a play!'r who has to ju st Au~us l '25. A nrw ~)· m and pool S<." hf'dultt will bf' ava ll ablr af1rr that da lf' . · hand- breaded :rorested va lley, Is prone to sit for 24 hours. Just hitt ing a few fried shrimp ·flooding. Goude said. balls just Isn 't en9ugh." : In opllng to shorten the tourna.But some goiters. Including ;ment to :-.4 holes, offi cia ls re· first round leader Shetley Ham·jected the posslhlllty of dou bling lin , spent the day huddll'd In the ,up rou nds yesterday or Su nday. clubhouse pla ying .bridge - the SINCE 1933 W e ha vPn' t shot'a 36-hole final only ga me In town - and In my six years as dl re<>tor," said welcoml'd the day or rest. :LPCA tournam ent di recto-r Su· " I a m very relieved, " saidza nn r Ja ckson. " I don' t think Hamlin. WhO leads the fi eld with U6·2362 !tha t Is an equllablr way to deal a 5- undt>r-par 67. " I was thinking SAUS: ,wllh thr sit uation." I wou ld havr to wear golf shoes Bearings Industrial V-S.Ita , But Goude s~ ld a :16-round !Ina I toda y." Pump.Seals Lawn M.ower V-Belta •Is still an opllon If rain ha ll s pla y Ha mlin skipped the customary Capacitors Automotive V-Belta · over the weekend . Plavlng the spikes Thursday, choosing InBrushes Electric Motorl ;final round Monday Is a las t stead to wear a pair of battered Couplings Fen Blades Tesort. he sai d . running shoes that she sa id were Despit e the shorlc nl'd sc hP- kinder to her bllsterro feet. Pulleys Funa leading the Pirates past Mont real. Bob Walk, 3·1, scattered five hits over six Innings. Brett Gideon pitched three Innings for his third save or the season Law 's error victimized Bob Se: bra, 6-12. . Braves 4, Dodgers 3 At Los Angeles, Gerald Perry and Andres Thomas belt('() home runs In a thr~e- run fourth lifting Atl an t a . zanP Sm 1t h , 11·6,' posted his third straight victory • allowlng eight hits In his fifth complete game of the season. CARRIER NEEDED ;• OVTI'A MV WAY - Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Bill Gullickson ;Jails In froat of sacker Buddy Bell when they holh went for a hunt : '11H of Giants . Efldle Milner In the nrst Inning In San Francisco • i'rlday ·Bell tumbled over Gullickson but wa§ still able to throw out -,.liner at first base. - 9, 1 Padres, Mets, Phillies, Braves log wins · Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. " ,, (. .. ,. �Page w. August 9 . 1987 Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt- Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va . C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Tigers Tenth Pan AmeriCan Games open Saturday By MARTIN LADER team handball player from ColoUPJ Sports Writer rado Springs, Colo., took the oath INDIANA POLIS (UP I) -The for. ~ II ath letes of the competing $2.5 million Walt Disney prod uc- nations. Two weeks of competition ln 30 tion, which provided a festive beginning to the.lOth Pan Ameri- sport s begin· today wit h activity can Games. hopefulTy mar ked an in 18 Pvents, Incl uding baseball, · bas ketball. swimming and track end to a wee k of bickering. Approxi mately 8,000 m usi- and field. The United States , wi1 h cians a nd performers en ter· a contingent of about 650 ath· tained a crowd of 80.000 people at letes, are expected to carry away the Indianapolis Motor Speed- the bulk of medals, although ,way , beginn ing at 3 p.m. COT. · Cuba once again is very strong The spectacle, . was televised and is favo red in base ball. As is generally the case In nationa lly by CBS, and lasted for international ex travaga nzas of two hours. J im AbbOtt, the one-handed this scope, there have been baseball pitcher lor University of' numerous problems in settling Michiga n. marched as fl ag the athletes and their support bearer a t the head of the U.S. personneL At the root of the delegation, and Cindy Stinger, a trouble, in this insta nce, was the arrival of 1,000 ·mare visitors t han anticipated, swellhig t he total to 5,600. The biggest question In India· napolls Friday was 'where do I sleep.' Thursday night , a bout 540 people were taken to hotels because of a bed shortage In the Pan Am VIllage. and officials of PAX- Indianapolis, organizers of th e Games, sought solu tions Friday. One was provided by Robert Helmick, president of the United States Oly mpic Committee, who said members of the U.S. team wou ld move out of the vi llage, if necessary. to provide beds for their guests. "As good hosts, if you Invite people to your. home and there aren't enough beds, we're the ones who should sleep on the porc h," Helmick said. "We're getting a genu ine and spontaneous res ponse from our at hletes," Helmick said the women's softba ll tea m aild the swimm ing team were among those olfering to leave the village. An a ttempt was being made to consolidate space in the village, and E l Sa lvador, Haiti, th e Virgin Island s, Costa Rica, Honduras, Bolivia and Colombia agree d to shi f t th eir accommodations. " We feel ther e will be very few leaving the village and none will go unless they wa nt to," Helm ick sa id. Mario Vazq uez·Rana. president of the Pa n Am Games. ter med the olfer from Helm ic k Brian Bohner, left, and Malee! Malone carry the Pan American name Into the Pan American Plaza Friday. It was the end of the 3,200 mile journey from Med co City. (India napolis) solicited t he Games," Vazquez-Ra,na said. "My protest Is that this is very "a gra'nd gesture of solidarity on the part of the United States. " He said it was well received by .the Pan American Sports Organization. In t h·e last Pan Am Games. at Caracas, Venezuela, in 1983, 19 at hletes were stripped of medals after they tested positive for sterold use. More tha n 1.000drug tes ts will be conducted at India· na polis, but the president of the Pan Am Games Medical Commission expressed confidence Friday there won't be as mariy · incidents . Remaining unresolved on the eve of the opening ceremonies was the stat us of Chile, which threatened to withdraw its team unless a visa is granted to a pistol shOoter. Tne State Department In Washington was considering the case of Fra ncisco Zun iga, a retired police captain alleged to have · be~ten journalists and Ia wyers duri ng a PlJli tlcal dem· ons tration In Santiago five years ago. Vazq uez -Ra na said the sit uation may lead to an official pro test from PASO . "For whatever reason, the State Department is going against what they said when th ey ATHENs - There will be a .USSSA·s ponsored on e· plt ch ·round robin tournament in Athens A ugust 29 and 30, a t the West State s rreet fields. Two divisions will be featured. The entry fee will be $75'. The ·balls will be pr'ovlded. Each tea m is guaran teed four games. Every _team with a perfec t record will advance to the winner's bracket, with 3-1 teams adva ncing to the loser's bracked of a double elimination tourna ment to be held at the completion of the round robin. T·shlrts and trophies will be awarded. along with three bert hs to the na tional tourna ment, to be held September 26 and 27 In Milford. All proceeds will go to th e Athens Key Hole Yo uth Fund to held supplement Li ttle League players. Donations of used Li ttle League equipment 1i.e. gloves bats , pa nt s, etc.) wi ll be · accepted . 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Oakland shortstop AI· . - Mariners 14, Angels 0 f.eC:.J Griffin committed three i At Seattle, Phil Bradley drove errors. in five runs , three with a homer, Orioles 9, Rangers 2 and Ken Phelps drove in four At Baltimore, Cal Ripken hlt a runs with two homer s, leading three-run .homer · and Larry the Mariners past California. Sheets added· a pair of two-run Mark Langston , 12·9, pitched a shots, helping the Orioles snap a seven-hitter, · striking o~t 11 to fo ur-game losing streak. Steve increase !>is league-leading tota l Howe, under suspension for drug to l82. He walked six In his second use, pitched for the Rangers . Ken . sh utout and lOth complete game. Dixo n, 5-8, fired a pe.r fect game .. KJrk McCaskill, 2-4, failed to for 5 2-3 inn ings . paul Kilgus fell escape the sixth Inning. to 1·4. Blue Jays 15 Indians. I Red Sox 4, Royals 3 Wha t a difference a year makes! At Boston. Marty Barrett drew Last year at this time Toronto a bases-loaded wa lk off rook ie was in fifth place and righreliever J ohn Davis with two out Continued on C-6 5- '86 Lincolns & 2.....;.'87 Lincolns . GALLIPOLIS "This game here will do more good for him than all the games in his career," Detroit Manager · Sp11rky Anderson said of Robin· son's · performance. "He can always refer to 1 in his . memory." In other ga mes, Min nesota whipped Oa kland 9·4, Toronto pounded Clevela nd 15-1, Baltl· more ripped Texas 9·2, Bostnn nipped Ka nsas City 4-3. and Seattle throttled California 15-0. , In the Na tional League,lt was: New Yor k 7, Chicago 1; P hiladelhia 15, St. Louis 5; Pittsbu rgh 9, Mo11treal 3; Atla nta 4, Los Angeles 3; San Diego 7, Houston 1; a nd San hanc'!sco 3, Cl nclnnatll. TwinS 9, A's 4 At Mi nneapolis, Joe Nlekro, pitchlng.while his 10-day suspensian for scufling the ball is under ap ~al, t hrew a five- hitter over eight. pIus Innings to lead the firs t-place Twins to a two-game lead over the A's In the West. Nlekro, 6·8, e jected Monday night when an em ery board and sa ndpaper dropped fr om his pocket while umpires inspected FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS TOM'S A c c TOM'S Yanks out of first place BARNETT HOURS: 9 :30-4:30 Mond ay-S aturay Clooed Thuroday ALL OFF & MORE th e stadium bl eachers of · North Gallia High School. Insurance forms and medical cards will be distributed. ~~w~il~I~~T~ u ~~~~~l~1~,;at~=~P~a~r~en~t~s;ar;e~u~r~g~ed~t~o~a~tt~e;n:d.:! BACK TO SCHOOL REMAINING SALE SHOES The Detroit Tigers more than knocked New York out of first place in the American League East Friday night. They also knocked half the Yankees vete· · rans out of the starting lineup. "I'll tell you one thing," New York Manager Lou Pin lelia said after losing 8-0 . to the Tigers , "Saturday we 're going to play the young kids . We're going to get fres h people in there." Wit h their second consecutive rou t at the h.a nds of the Tigers, the Y11nkees fe ll a half-game behind the Toronto Blue Jays, who bea\ the Cleveland Indians 15-l. Pin lelia said Roberto K!!lly, Bobby Meacham, Henry Cotto and Dan Pasqua would be in the lineup Sat urday against Eric Ki ng. King is subs tit uting for Jack Morris who has a slight groin pull. Rookie Jeff Robinson, 8-5. allowed five si ngles In the fi rst two In nings before retiring t he !inal 24 batters. Robinson wa lked none and struck out nine in his fir's! major-league shutout and complete game. · Gallia football meeting Tuesday· THE BINDING FLAME - Plan tourney-------------------- B y GERRY MONIGAN embarrassing to PASO that a country hosting the Ga mes would not give a visa to ·an athlete." VINTON - A: meeting for 7t h and 8th graders who are interested In playing football at North Gallia High School kno~k Times-Sentinel- The Molt mtftNnekW l'rlllfllr tor Dl(:ll ·up ~ . . . . ,...,. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 44'6-2770 CS..rl, AoeiKICII and Co., flt7 S.IIIIICIIoft guaroniMCI or your monty N!:t . " �.. Page-C-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Ohio Outdoors ~mvell Photograph that prize catch instead of having it stuf(ed By JERRY PICKRELL Outdoor Wrlle~ Association of A~erlca Dlstrtbuted by UPI Fis;hermen once spent hundr,eds of dollars~~ have a-lish of whtch they Were especially proud mounted for the wall. Taxidermists are in no danger of going out of bustness, but the percentage of big fish bt>lng mounted ts dwlndlmg. It s tmpJy . takes too Ion~ and costs too much to have a ftsh that may be a Junker only to the on who caught It mounted. A better trophy is a photograph.. . . T he tnck m makmgptcturesdo the work of mounts Is to make very good pictures . That ls11 't as hard as it sounds, even for those who rarely use cameras. 'The fi~st thing to keep in mind is that you'rr going to want an enlargement of your picturt>. Tht> best enlargements are made from s]ow films. Use somet hing that has an expsoure ratingoflOO or thereabouts. If It's too much faster than that, the blowup will look like you s hot Jl ·through a scree n door. Use big filin, too. Disc cameras may make' pictures tha t look okay when they're wallet size, but an 8-by-10 would be poor. One-twenty film is good, so is 35 millimeter. Use the biggest for mat you ca n get. When ·you take the picture, make sure the persort holding (he fish has it positioned so that you' re photographing Its side. Seen from the top of bottom, there really isn't that much to a fish to show up well in pictures. Have the fisherman look at his catch, but in such a way that Tigers ... added Stieb, who scattered st>ven hits over eight innings to get his first victory ever In Cleveland. A one-out d\)\lble by Lloyd Moseby, a walk to Whitt and George Bell' s three-run homer gave the Blue Jays a 13-llead in the seventh and Toronto added two more runs In the nint h. . " I think Stieb Is back where he was In 83-84," said Whitt, on the other end of Stleb's 87 pitches In Snider completes instruction course McEnroe gains semifinals of Volvo POMEROY- Randall Snider, Pomeroy. a member of the . Gallipolis Racquet Club, has been certified as a member of the United States Professional Tennis Registry , an International assoclatlon or over 3200 professional tennis teachers In 80 countries. The 'USPTR was founded to BALTIMORE iUPI) -Texas "As long as the door stayed geles Dodgers and M.l nnesot; Ra.ngers pttcher Steve Howe open a bit, I knew I was going to Twins over five seasons, pitched qutpped Friday night that his kick It In," Howe said about his briefly In June for Tabasco In the ' AAA Mexican League. you' l!"still be able to see 'his race trek back to the major leagues return to the big leagues. lnclu~ed three countries In Texas activated Howe without "If I thought this momenl has In the picture. Tilt hats bac.k so th~ past stx months:. the permission of Baseball Comwould not have come, I would shadows don't conceal the peoThat says It all, said Howe, missioner Peter Ueberroth. A have quit," Howe Insisted. "I son's face, eit her. And get the who wore jersey No. 57 before the spokesman said the commls- have been free of any substances light of the sun the fish and fisherman. · not on the rocks opening g~me of a three- game , sloner .·had nothing to say at this since July 15 1986. I have been tested over 200 times" , series agamst the Orioles. "Ja- time. behind him this," Howe, who had 244 game Howe appeared p~epared for pan and Mexico before Make sur~ you're close to your added Howe. who was acquired appearances with the Los An- criticism· !rom the fans . subject so that he ana his catch · from the Rangers' AAA Oklafill up the viewfinder of your homa City farm club. 17."'-------- - - - - - - - ----------,• camera. Have him hold the fis h Howe, 29, was suspended In the • naturally, don't extend It toward • past from both the major and the camera to make it look bigger than it is. Finally, position the minOr leagues because of CO· fisherman so that he's dark on a ca.tne use. The left -handed relief white background. or light on a specialist appears to be savori ng the moment. · dark ·one tmore common). . •. • This sounds like a Jot to • • remember, but If you make a •• short checklist, It'll quickly become second nature. After a short time, you may have lost of trophy fish on your wall. ·. on BB4600"Hi-Top BASIRIAU From SHOES S4595 to S6995 THE SHOE CAFE. ' 300 SECOND AVE. :- SNIDER CERTIFIED Randall Snider, Pomeroy, a member of the Gallipolis Racq_.et Club has been certl· fled as a mernherolthe United ' States Porfesslonal Tennis Rer;lstry, With Snider on the Jell Is Dennis Van der Meer, Snider's Instructor, during a tennis teachers training course. CAROLL SNOWDEN Cqr. Third & Stite Gellipolia Phone 446-4290 Home: 446 -4518 Au--· S1oloF-Mu~ Home ana h~e~hliu-~~··Heh~a rh~.i~sii~~~~~r~Ja~wJ,~··~s~a~ c:te:v:ci:a:n:dJ~~~:G:A:L:~~N~U:S~~~~L~~~~:::::::~::::::::~:~: Edwaw~ goOd fa st ball and slider alld didn ' t ' th row too mari y changeups." 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I wa s start ing to ment and shots of No.6 Gilbert to come on,' ' sai d MrE n roC>, who post a 6-3_, 6-2 victory Friday anq never lost ser ve. "I did wha t 1 ' move a step closer to a Iongneeded to do and I did it awaHed rematch with Ivan Lend!. Tire two have not met co nvincingly." In the second set, t hr frussince Lendl's straight-sets vic· tory in the singles final of the 1985 trated Gilbert walked about the court !alking to himself and at U.S. Open . On Thursday, McEnroe said one point , threw a ball int o th" his strategy against Gilbert crowd in self-disgust. STRATION, Vt : (UP!)- John McEnroe. hoping for Brad Gilbert's self-destruction, got his wish and a place In the semifinals of the $315,000 Volvo International. •-"'-"lit'"' 12'x10' 1834·30·191 Steps, Rilling & Benches EJtra We are oroudto announce that ATHENS, Ohio tUP I I - The American Le~:ton boys baseball team representing th<:' Legion's Cincinnati Budde post won the P hlo American Legion Tournament Friday 11 -2 over Marietta. Buddt>, undefeated in the 13· team. doublt>-ellmtnat ion tourna m~n t for high school al':ed boys, \¥8S sparked by four hit s by Dave Ott and four RBl by Pete Rose. son of Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose. - · Marietta fi n ished 4· 2 In the tourn ament, taklnJl bolh losses at I he hands of Budde, the first one Wednesday , a 6·5 defeat. Budde will take Its overall 4012 record to lhe regio nal lou rna· ment a t Steubenville Augus t 26-30. The winner of that tourna ment will compete In the Legion World Scrics at Stevens Poi nt. Wis ., Sept . J.i. By Pace crown. Mondo won his ellmlnat ton heat in2:003-5whlle 9JtyCllpper won the other elimination In 2:00 2·5. Two eliminations were necessary because of the field of 19 horses. The firs t four finishers · returned for the final, which Mondo look In another 2:00.3-5. He shook off a final challenge from City Clipper and Lakewater Glory around the final turn to claim his victory. City Clipper finished third. · . 50- hour intensive tennis teachers training course held at the Van der Meer Tenn~ Center on Hll(on Head Island, S. C. The course was lnstructed 0 by Dennis Van der Meer, founder and director of the Tennis University. Over the past 10· years more than 8,000 tennis pros have taken the course In locations worldwide. An all-day written and on-court examination was admln~tered by the U. S. Profestonal Tennis Registry on teaching and playing skills to determine a certification rating with the USPTR. Snider received the Instructor rating. . TREATED DECK PACKAGES · Budde wins Legion tourney c.,.,_, Blclo"t'qton, ~ DON'T MISS "THE BEECH-NUT BEAST!" ON DISPLAY AT ' COLUMBUS, Ohio t UP!) Mondo won the Governor's Cup and Always Truthful the Ohio's First Lady Flily Pace In Friday night'S Ohio State Fair Stakes racing at Scioto Downs. The Gover n or··~ Cup Is the most historic contest In the stakes program, dating bac-k to 1914. Mondo posted a I 1-4· length win over . Lakewater Glory for the Cup, while Always Truthful gave driver Martin Wollam his second straight Ohio's First Lady Filly • Ask one of them , then give me a call. literally knocked out in the nin th. After g[v ing up back-to-back s ingl<>s to Moseby and .· Whitt, Rltterwass truckon therlghtjaw by a line drive off the bat of Juan Beniquez that scored Moseby from third . Ritter left the fi eld under his own power, but was taken to the Cleveland Clini c for x -rays . ·· " He was cut alo ng the chin. He los t three teeth from the bridge in certify tennis protesslonals through an lnternatiQnally standardized method. Two compr~ henstve Instructor's manuals were . prepared for use In the testing, and upon passing, ·the teacher Is listed with the USPTR as a certified tennis Instructor. Snider completed an eight day , Mondo wins Cup at Scioto Downs . Why do so ·many of your neiJhbon Insure their can with State Fazm? The S~nday Times-Sentinei-Page- C-7 Pomeroy-Middeport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. returns to big leagues i: Co ntinued .from C-5 thanderDaveStiebwas J-10. But today, Stieb is 11-5 and the Blue Jays have taken over first place in the American League East. Toronto parlayed 14 hit s and the seven-hit pitching of Stleb and Ma r k Eichhorn Friday night into an easy 15-1 victory over the Clt>veland Indians before 24. 049 fans . " I am satisfi ed with my pitching. " said Stieb, who was staked to a quick 4-0 lead in the second Inning as he picked up hi s fifth straight victory. " I have worked hard to get to this point . It Is a ver.v rewarding thi ng and I hope it continues," added Stieb. After rook ie Fred McGriff's 16th homer triggered a four-run st>cond Inning against Cleveland start er a nd loser Darrel Ake rfelds (0-3) , the Blue Jays pushed across an unearned· tally In the fou rth and chased the rookie rightha nder with a live-run fifth Inning capped by Ernie Wh itt's two-run doubl e. McGriff continues to hit the long ball for Toronto and the 6- 3. 215-pound rookie ·needs only two more home runs to tie Jesse Barfield's Toronto rookie mark of 18. " I hit a fast ball for tht> homt> run," said McGriff. " In a way, it was a bad pitch and I got on top of it." . " We got killed the night before and after I got It sta rt ed to night , they kept it rol!ing, " added McCrf!. "Right now we just havl' to worry about ourselves and ·, keep on winning." · Tht> only Cleveland run came in the fourt h inn ing. Pat Tabler led off with a double to right , took third on Brook Jacoby's long fl y to center and sco red as Mel Hall grou nded out. "After I got the big lt>ad. I went right after them, " said Stieb. " I made them put the · ball in pla y and tried to keep them off the ~ . bases." . • "You have to keep the ball inside to the Indians . They art> dangerous hitt ers and you have to the ball in thHight spot." August 9, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. :a. • > - ,. t ·' ...... 606-.;739·4121 �•. Timaa Sentinel .... ....... ..... Chic:~ NATIONo\L -LEAGUE II)' United Pre1111 lntw•UoiLlll C'hlca«< Phhullphl PllhihrCJh "Sol 14"' ·* .sot 11 u% . 411 81 ..... lfl .,. SS Sl .$!% 5-t s.. .591 !Vr .'W 55 A!15 4 t~ lit A·U :JM tift U i7 .3111 li !'"' eo .w FridQ'!i Rl'!<iult,; Nl"w York 7. 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('t)' .un 10 "' .3i7 25 ~ !l-1 ndl\Y'!I Game-; 1'-nlillll ('lty at B01tten New York .aa Dl'tr'OII Toroftlo ld rlt'\'t'land TeJC.U at Bab lmorto Oakhand at MlaDe!IOCta Milwaukee* Clli<'aro Clllllornta Ill St>I&IHe INTERN~TION'AL LEAGUE . ( 'olumhus (1\'Y·i\LJ naWwllter tN\'·NL' Roc~er 1&1) Tolf'do (Dt>l) W L Pt·t . GB 11; .n . ~ 14 Ill Iii • 5fl 57 :~~ 59 H .:n:J II!,T ·;Itt !9 57 .SOB !I 5.. 68 ..m IS .&A fist ..125 IMI;t Malat>!, !il)'n&t'UM 0, 11'>1 \\' L Pd . GH 65 ... 'If Richmolllld tAU) .til 67 ... 11 l!l 't., FrldQ'!i llf"!lvlts ' Rlchmo..t %, ('ohlmhuli 0 Atlatnhallt Lot;. An!lt!le!'i Clndnnall Itt !i.ll.ft Frllrlcbwo 1\..."''ERICAN LEAGllt.: - Toronlo Nl'w \ 'ork Drtrolll Mllwaukt' ·* Kanl<WlM Ch)' (Guhku If-dOl at 8011ton (Hunt 12-1), l!t5 p.m. Toro•o (!'rrl' unf!l 1·0) Ill Clt•v¥1ud (Candlo1114-ll), I ;3S p.m. • Nf'W York (.lohn IIJ.f ) at DetruU (IUnl( ~7), 3: :n1 p.m . Mllwauku (808ln 7·3 und Burr l11f.Oiat f'hlcqo (Bannlstt>r &.9 11.nd DI•Leoa 5-11) , . !, 4 p.m. 'hlrri.a."' tWill 5-~J ».1 Ballimorf' !Bod- .PIWh!t•kf't ( IIO!<i I Syr"-'U~ cTor) Mal.e (Phi) Hov1<1ton a.t Sw. Otero ..... u u dlckl'rHI, '1:15 p.m. Oalltand (1'ouna 1..-$) at Minnesata (f'llrlton s-10) , ~: 05 p.m. ~~llfarnla CWIU 13-1) 11'1 StoaUit' I Morxan 1-11 J. 10: o ~ p.m. Saa Dlt>p l. Hout>lon 1 Slln F'riltu:t,.._'O 3, £'1ncl•••ll 1 ( Her.i~r I n~ .~ '-.1 S5 .-181 ·~ 214 t-,. !i)'rat'U!It' J. Ma!nrt, tad l'aWIU!'k•i ~. Rochl'Slt>r 3, ls i PawtUl•kl't II. Roe~ttor I, 21td ToiHo &. Tld•~· •ltor S SaiUrd.IQ''II Gll.ml'!'l Rid•moiWI at Columhu~ S.vracu!le aa Malnr . Rochf!!itrr al Pawludu~ 'n~WIItt'l' Ill t'GINIIl Sund!Q''IiG•mef'i fU~hmonilal C::olumhuli Syra.1:UNt" ~tl M.Une Roc~lt•r al Pa.wtucket ndt>waltr 111 To!~ McKinney wins third straight crown :. OXFORD, Ohio (UPii -Rich McKinney of Gilbert, Artz. ; won his third consecutive men's championship title for target archery Friday In the national tou rnament at ·. Miami- (Ohio) University. Eighth graders to meet on Monday GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis eight h grade football candidates are to report to Memorial. Field at 11 a.m. Monday for Initial "d rills according to Bill Wamsley, GAHS athletic director. The seventh grade candidates report at 5 p.m. Monday. Cary Quinn of Houston won her first national women's cham· plonshlp title in a come-' from· . behind drive at the last distance to defeat tournament leader Melanie Skillman of Laureldale, Pa. McKinney scored 2,633 points to win his ninth . matlonal title since 1977. He edged out · Jay Barrs of Mesa, Ariz .. who had 2, 598. Former Olympic Gold medalist Darrell Pace of nearby Hamilton was . plagued with equipment problems and fin Ished third at 2,578. Volleyball driJis to begin Monday GALLIPOLIS- Gordon Baker ·announced the 1987 Gallipolis High School volleyball drills will begin Monday at 11: 30 in the GAHS gym. Practice Will be from 11 : 30 untill: 30 each day for pupils in grades nine through 12, Baker said. Prospects should bring their own equipment. GOLF TIP OF THE. WEEK Toledo results You can hit controlled draws and TOLEDO. Ohio (UP I) - Style Liner, drlv~n by Mike Thomas, won Friday night's featured pace at Toledo Raceway P~rk, going the mile in 1:59. Thomas had Style Liner in the lead throughout the mile and finished 2 1-2 len gths a head ol Fire Cracker Jake while Trumpet Player came in third. Ruffian Red won the first race and Ft Recovery Star the second . to return $148.&:1 on the daily double combination of 7 and 4. The crowd of 2.271 wagered $212,869. fades by making minor adjultments in your address position, then swinging normally. For a fade. lines across your feet. ·hips. knees and shoulders should point.a little left of the target. For a drew, they should point slightly right of it. However. in either case. keep the leading edge of the clubface pointing along the target line. A normal awing will then impart the out-to-in or in-to-out spin that's re~ quired . ~ BILL CHILDS, PRO. JAYMAR GOLF CLUB Phone 992-6312 POMEROY, OHIO 83 FORD lANGER Auto .• P.B., P.S . $419 5 85 FORD BRONCO .................. ;•••••• $9995 Air, auto., cruise, tilt, sunroof, AM /FM. stereo, cassette, 12.170 miles. . " 86 CHEVY· SPRING ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $51 !I 5 Air. auto ., AM / FM stereo. 8,394 miles. 86 CHEVY NOVA ............................ $7495 4 dr .• air. auto., cruise, tilt, pwr. locks, AM /FM stereo. 85 CELEBRITY WAGON •••••••••••••••••• $6995 4 dr., air, auto .. pwr. locks, AM/FM stereo, luggage rack. 3rd seat. rear win. del., nice car. . . ' $ 86 COLT DODGE ............................ 5695 "4 sp .. AM/Filii cassette. roar will. def., 2,300 miles. 85 FORD LTD •• ,..........................~ •••• S6895 4 dr .. air. auto., AM /FM stereo. tilt. P.S., P.B. 72 WINNEBAGO - 19ft. completely self contained, 63 000 miles . Asking $5500. Make offer. .. YEAR "1AKE MODEL SALE PRICE $24,900 . 54 CADILLAC EL DORADO 1986 523,500 SEVILLE 60 1987 CADILLAC $23,500 SEVILLE 60 1987 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVIl£ 520,500 60 ·1987 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVIUE $20,500 60 1987 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVW 520,500 60 1987 CADILLAC 516,495 DELTA 88 60 1987 OLDS Sl2,900 DELTA 88 54 1986 OLDS $13,900 CELEBRITY 60 .1987 CHEVY $13,700 CIERA 1987 OLDS 60 $8,995 36 1983 CHEVROLET (AMARO ~9,995 CUTLASS 48 1985 OLDS 511,495 CIERA 1987 OLDS 60 Sl 0,995 60 1987 CHEVROLET CElEBRITY Sl 0,495 .CUTLASS 54 1986 OLDS 58,995 CALAIS 48 1985 OLDS S9,59S SKYLARK 54 1986 BUICK 57,495 CELEBRITY 42 1984. CHEV. 56,995 CAMARO 36 1982 CHEV. S9,995 CAVALIER 1987 CHEV, 60 58,995 SUN BIRD 54 1986 PONTIAC 58,995 PICKUP · 54 1986 NISSAN S8,99S SUNBIRD 54 1986 PONTIAC MONTE C ,L,I• . 57,995 48 1985 CHEV. $8,995 CAVALIER 60 1987 CHEV. $7,995 CAVALIER 54 1986 CHEV. 55,99 5 CUTLASS 36 1983 OLDS 57,995 TERCEL 54 1986 TOYOTA 58,495 CAVALIER 60 1987 CHEV. 56,995 ' NOVA 48 1985 CHEV. $7,995 CAVALIER 60 1987 CHEV. 55,295 PICKUP 1983 CHEVY 36 54,995 600 ES 36 1983 DODGE 55,595 ' . OMEGA 42 1984 OLDS $6,595 D SO 54 1986 DODGE 56,995 CAVALIER 60 1987 CHEV. 55,695 ARIES 48 1985 ' DODGE $5,995 SKYLARK 1985 BUICK '. 48 $4,995 ESCORT 42 1984 FORD 54,195 GRAND PRIX 1981 PONTIAC 36 $3,995 400 1982 DODGE 36 53,995 ·CAVALIER 1983 CHEV~ 36 S3,995 CENTURY 1981 BUICK 36 $4,500 CHEVETTE 1985 CHEV. 48 54,100 ESCORT 1985 ·FORD 48 53,295 SUB. WGN. 1981 CHEV. 36 $·3,995 RABBIT 1984 v.w. 42 52,995 1983 PONTIAC TlOOO 36 52,800 . 42 . CHEVEnE 1984 CHEVY 84 DODGE K CAR .DEALER REBATE PAYMENT $2,000 $1,500 S1,500 $1,500 S1,SOO S1,500 S1,000 Sl,OOO Sl ,000 51;200 Sl,OOO . . S.l ,000 $1,000 S1,000 Sl,OOO 51,000 Sl ,000 531 15 469° 0 467° 0 Uln.0369 0369 369 32922 276° 1 274° 9 265 59 $2 595 MANY MORE FINE USED CARS SEE MARK DAVIS 308 E. MAIN ST. POMEIOY OHIO ssoo 51,000 Sl ,000 s1,000 S1 ,000 $1,000 Sl ,000 51,000 5800 $900 $1,000 . S1,000 s8oo ssoo 5600 $600 S600 5500 Sl ,000 Sl,OOO 51,000 Sl,OOO 194 15 19223 18$44 185 44 185 44 178 25 169 87 166 88 165°0 162 24 159 25 157 87 153 76 152° 5 14233 142°4 1413 7 128 11 119 64 11585 113 60 s8oo ssoo 51,000 $1,'000 5900 5600 S600 51,000 $700 5600 109 45 103 47 $9699 $9699 $9668 $84 19 .. $8728 $8516 $7432 $6256 8:30-1:00 .... JUES.·YIIUIS. 8:30-5:00 .... SA'IUIDAY 9:00-4:00 .... CLOSED SUIIDAY · PHONEs . 614-992-6614 i ' ' . ·- · ·~ · Taiwanese Chinatown appears to hav e given the venture a quiet okay, despite vocal protests ln the past against visiting trade delegations from the mainland and other events marking the thaw In U.S.·Chlnese relations. Some will boYcott the bank, bu t mo st San Francisco Chinese want. a more direct financial link to the mainland, said Victor Huang, a former banker who now runs a travel agency In San Francisco . "We should have a branch office In mainland China. People need a bank to help develop their businesses and family relationships," Huang said. A pragmatic Scot, Barclay ack nowledges dissent exists. "There are some Chinese who are politically and emotionally affiliated with Taiwan, very dyed-in-the·wool Taiwanese, who would not do business with us . .They would not walk in the front door of the bank·, " Barclay said. " We don't make a big issue of II here .... This Is a California bank that wil l do bus iness with anybody." - . Econo~ists · say another, farm crisis may be in.the making COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Tru e; land values are stable or Despite the recent rebound in the increasing in the farm states, but farm economy, two agricultural not ~no ugh to give farmers much economlstJ; at Ohio State Univ er sity warn that t.tle Industry better be prepared for another " farm crisis.;, ' Lower farm expensE'S, higher government payments and a profitable livestock Industry have Increased Income and staGALLIPOLIS- The Ga ll ipolis bilized the land market. plant of Federal Mogul Corpora And, while analysts expect net tion announced rccen(ly the cash Income to •reac h . a new . addilion of two new employees to record of $52 bi.llion to $56 billion professional staff. its this year, th at tre nd won't last, Edward J . Caldwell was All~n E. Lines and Carl Zulauf the new area superintend· named say. ent of the forging department. " I project a $10 ·billion to 12 A 1960 graduate of Gallla billion decline in farm Income by Academy, he attended Rio the early 1990s based on what we Grande College and received a expec t to happen during the next bac helor of arts deg-ree from few years," Lines says. Marshall University. Before join"Target prices are sc heduled Ing Federal Mogul, he worked for , to decrease, input expensps will F . Goodrich In Phoenix, Ariz. B. decline morp moderately I han in Ca ldwell, his wife Barbara , the recent pa s t, and reeord livestock profits will · be pressured. " But that' s not what the induswhat prompted their Investment, the Bennetts try wants to hear. replied, "W~ thought Collese CD's would make -says the fa rm crisis of Lines nice Christmu gflfs lor o'ur srandchltilren. It will the 1980s Is somet hing most give them a head.-•tart on sometl!ing they will would prefer to forget. But hopefully finish - a college education. Th•' remembering may be thP smar<;ollcge Club is a good thing - something our tes t thing farmers and agribusi generation didn't .h ave." Pictured above,' left to nesses can do . right are Det.•lc Burgess, OVB assistant cashier " I think the industry is more and trust admtnlstralor and major Influence on cautious today. and we'd be.tter development of the College Cluh: Sally Bennett way," Lines says. stay that and Ralph Bennett, investors. "Enjoy some of the recent r ebound In the economy, but don ' t jump Into a nything too fast. Considering what we 've been through and what we're seei ng on the horizon, it would be wise to be financial clout . The credit com: munily Is much more conservative than In the past, Lines says.' Caldwell, Hughart join Federal-Mogul staff 198'U • ' ,, 229 22 222 99 2236 2023 203 74 199 35 ··MON.-WED.-FM. CHEV .-OLDS-CADILLAC MEIGS A ' U TO SALE INC. 605 GEN. HAmNGEI PKWY. MIDDLEPOI' ' August 9, 1987 Beijing and Shanghai. _ encouraging 'e conomic ·growth. ·Forced to disband In · the aftermath of the Barclay said It was the need for new capital that Commu nist Revolution of 1949, they and other prompted the Chinese government In 1984 to major U.S. banks cannot tra nsact business except consider permitting a U.S. bank to open a branch through a government-owned bank, such as th e . in Xtamen. Fuklen province Is seeking InvestBank of China. ment and technolllgtcal advice for it scanned food; Directly facing Taiwan across the South China ' fishing and textile Industries. Sea,. Bank of the Orient's new branch In Fuklen A country of more than 1 billion, "Chin~ Is ... province Is caught bet:..:een the old and new. trying to move from a li!bor-lntensive economy to Formerly known as Amoy, XI amen (proan economy that works relatively at the speed of ·nounced sha-menl was the last stop for thousands the rest of the world," Barclay Said. of Chinese fleeing the Communists and Fliklnese· So China waived a requirement that Bank of the eager to leave the poverty of their mountainous Orient, which has $215 million In assets, actually province for new lives in the Philippines, capitalize itself there- a move that would have Malaysia, Indones ia and the Unit ed States. required the transfer of $14 million. Family ties hav e kept a steady trickle of But It denied the bank permission to take money Chines e y uan and U.S. dollars flowing through the from ordinary citizens, Umiting depositors to the Bank oft he Orient since Its foundin g In 197lln San Chinese government, China-based U.S. subsidiarFrancisco by a Philipplnes·born Chinese. ies or joint ventures between u.s. and Chinese "The Chinese .. : have a sort of !alai a tt ractio p firms. for the home land,'' Barclay said . . After a nod from the Federal Deposit Insurance Xlamen Is also at th e center of a special Corp., which oversees U.S. banks , the Bank of the economic zone In which t a><es, currency and other Orient opened for business In Xi amen on April17. business restrictions have been eased in hopes of San Francisco's tlghtly·knit, predo.minantly By BEATRICE MOTAMEDI UPI Business Writer SAN FRANCISCO tUPI) - A small San 't~:.;~~i:~~ bank that was doing deals In China •l Nixon broke through the Bamboo Cur(aln scored another first. · The Bank of the Orient til April became the first . ·~ .S. bank to open a full-service branch In China, • ,;~ble to take selected deposits and make loans. ~ Located In toe old port city of Xi amen, 300 miles ~florth of Hong Kong, the tiny eight · person office· •)"epresents the first U.S.·owned Independent l1>anklng operation In China In nearly 40 years. ;. To Bank President John Barclay, the branch is :)he natural result of a long-, standing Interest in ,,fhlna dating back to March of 1971; when Bank of :' he Orient began arranging letters of credit for t)'xporlers. :• "We'.r e a bank that has finan ced International flransactions for 16, 17 years," Barclay said. •• 'That business continues to grow." · l. Other U.S: banks, Including San Francisco's • huge Bank of America and Cltlbank of New York, •Jtave only offices In cities such as 258 92 HOUIS: JIM COBB 4 Door, air, auto., P.$ ., AM / FM stereo 992·3011 Section S. b3nk opens ·full-service branch·in China ***SPECIAL THIS WEEK*** CASH PRICE .- us1ness Saturday's GameN \\'t'!i l San Dltii:O 15 U , :II .477 Detroll K, Nl'w York I Toronlo IS. Clt>Ytlan• I Boston I, Kan.u Chy .S Bait lmono t. TullO t MlalltMI.a t. Oakl•d 4 , Mlh¥ ~aukH 'I, Chle.a,o 4, It ltlnlap Se11.UIP It, Callrorbla-9 " ' L Pt't. GB iii .&! .lill i3 "' .5-m 3Y, II ·U . ~ 5 Mtarit • u Sf ... Frlda,r'11 Rf:tndll! · Sl. Louts Nt'w York MO.I"f'l&l Clndnnat Houston Sn Frnc:!lt· Loti A.n.es • FIRST OVll COLLEGE CLUB INVESTORSRalplo Bennett became Ohio Valley Bulk's fll'llt Colle1e Club Investors earUer this • mo.ath. Tile Collesr Club wu developo.'d by OVB after recognlzlnflt a need for educallon· related savln• produt·ls. The club offel'!l individuals opportunities to prepare for the r'!pldly rlslns cost fa post-hiJh ~~<:hoot education. By invesllns in the luh, a certificate of deposit (CD) can b., •purchlll!ed Which will guarante" a fixed return in four, t2 or tK ycllrs with no ha•sles or periodic payments after the lnlllal deposit. When asked Salb ud ~• tJWoncy Idea.~ ,. . ca utious.' ' "eviews industry ;J: GALLIPOLIS~ By Stan Evan• This week I'm ~. If you' re looking for a warning of when the economy Is headed into a slide. Zulauf says the key Is hogs. "It all depends on hogs," he says. "Right now, they're probabl y the brightest spot In the farm eco nomy. But they ' re going to be the signal of the next crisis. We' II have to walt and see when people step up production. We could be looking at difficult times by the end of next year." Zulauf says cheap feed costs and high market prices make the hog Industry ripe for expansionWhen th at happens. he predicts, • all livestock prices should start dropping. Already It's happened in the poultry industry, and he · expects swine and beef to follow . eye!~. Sal~s Th<' stage or the tend to peak every 4 yea r s ;c..vtewln~ the automobile. Indus· because of the . 4·year trade-In !trY, which over thecourseoftiml" eye to' . Thus, sales P<'aked In 1965. !tas become one 1969. a nd 1973. This cycle may be ; f our most eschangin g to 5 yea rs , since consu,lentlal Indusmcrs are keeping cars longer. o(rtes In the Unl9. Manufacturing capacity can States . occasionally limit sa les. Thi s Most Common could happen because of a ~ n v e s t o r certain -sin• eng-Ine or a certain ~!stakes . style whic h can' t be produced at •· 1. Not getting I a hl~h enough rate to satisfy DARST RETIRES - RocausE> vou believe In thE> demand . h•·rt C. Darst, of Point ·Pleatlmlsm Of the Industry le11d ers . 10. The market penN ration of sant, W.Va., retired August I The down yea r, when It comes, Imports, of course, ha s a maj or as maintenance supervisor at genE>rally worse tha .n lnflupnceonDetrolt 'ssa les. the Ohio Valley Electric Cor·xpected .l The Factors Which Determine poration's Kyger Creek Plant ~ 2. . Not getting Into the stocks Detroll 's Profits . after 32 Y, years o! service, rearly enough because of eco1. a 1es. according to plant manager nomic pessimism, deterioration 2. Market share. Raymond H. Blowers, Jr. the Industry's llnanclal ratios, J. Pricing, which In turn Is Darst jo'l ned OVEC In 1955 as a r a cut In dividends. (Earnings. Influenced by Important sales maintenance mechanic In the vldends and financial ratios and by occasional government maintenance department. Improve very quickly during an pressure In the form of jawbonTwo years Iuter he was ~P sales year.) lng or prlc<' controls. promoted to maintenance s~­ ~ Th(' Factors Which Afl eet 4. Product mix . Large cars are ·pervlsor. A native of Render· GALLIPOLIS - The Cent ral ,Automobile And Truck Sales , more profitable than sma ll cars; son. W.Va., Darst served with Bancorporation, Inc., of Clncln· 1. The outlook for the economy, options are more profitable than the Infantry from 1945 to 1946. nat!, which owns The Central specially the level and direction ihe baste car; appearance opHe attends the First Church of Trust Company of Southeastern t real consumer disposable tlons are more profitable th an the Nazarene in Point PleaOhio, and PNC Financial Corpo. Junctional options. sant. He lives wllh his wife, 1 ncome. ral ion, of Pittsburgh, Pa., have ·~ 2 Consumer conlldence. Most 5. Interest rat es . Captive fl. Viola, ai2222MI. Vernon Ave., recently completed a11 agreertehlcles must bepald.o/foverthe nailce Companies ca n be quite Point Pleasant. ment to merge, according to ' :!allowing 4-year period . profitable when Interest rates Oliver W. Birckhead and Thomas '• 3. Avaijablllty or credit. Sixty are low. H. O'Brien, presidents and chief 'iercent of all cars are purchased 6. Costs, especially tabor, tndlexe·cutive officers of Central \!n time and another 12 percent reel expenses (In the form of Bancorporation and PNC Finan.•re leased . pension and medical benefits);· cial Corporatio n, respectively. 4. The current and forecast and the price of steele. Note that ASHLAND , KY . - John GilThe merger, the first between . if rice ,and availability or costs typically Increase the most lum, manager of the SuperAmer- major commercial bankl!lg tnstl:tasollne. ' during the first year of labor lca store at 433 Second St .. · tutlons headquartered In Ohio (• 5. The rate of Inflation, espe- contracts, as co ntracts are usu- Mar tetra, was honored at a and Pennsylvania, . has an tndl - . t lly for food. This Is a factor ally front..end-loaded. graduallon dinner for complet - cated value of about $700 million . . a use a car purchase Is bast7. Pmducttvlty, which Is ge!ler- lng a week-long management Central· Bancorporatlon will rely postponable. The savings,. ally the iowesJ In the first year of training workshop, accordi ng to taln Its name, existing managee frequently Increases In the a model Introduction. R-D. qavls, eastern region vice ment and headquarters while nit~ · !ltaf!'"s when the r.ate of Of the above factors, sales president of Super America's openittng as a group within PNC · flatlon Increases, and the addl-· volume Is the most Important. Southern Division. Financial Corporation: lonal savings often come out of Th~ Industry generally breaks During the workshop, partlclP~C Corporation, formed In utomoblle-buylng funds. even on the ·first shift, which , • pants were e~posed to a br~ad 1983, operates about 350 banking 6. The level of new-car prices. covers overheaa. While produc· spectrum··of activities, such as otflces In Pennsylvania, Ke!]his Ia usually unimportant, but tlvlty Is less on overtime or the cu·s tomer servlce •.tnventory con- tucky and Indiana. It also does ·uyers occasionally will buy In second shift, net profits are trol, merchandlsthg, delegation, business through offices In 19 ntlclpatlon of higher prices, so -greater, since overhead has Interpersonal communtcatlpn, states and . eight foreign hat sales are "borrowed" from already been paid for. staff motivation a11d Interview· countries. ubsequent monlhs. lng skills. _ Central Bancorporatton oper7. New models and new . lea(Mr. Evaill Is an lnvMtmenl . A native of Ga)llpolls, Gillum ales 125 banking lifflces, tnclud' lures, both of which can help broker lor Tile Ohio Company In jolned the company In 1978 as a lng otflces In Gallipolis, Marietta their Galllpolla offtee.) _ . .!a~es. cashier. '( and Middleport. . •t<l tt ~ s Announce plans to merge r: ~ Honor former' Gallia resident I; 1 . .. ,, ·---" .... ·~- . also a GAHS graduate, and their' th ree children have relocated in; the Gallipolis area . Mark A. Hughart was brought. to the engineering s taff ~as a manufacturing engineer. A recent magna cum laude grac;luate from the Wesl Virginia Institute of Technology; he received his dPgree in mechanical engineering. While at the Institute, he worked for the Ohio Edison Company as a CO·op student. · Hug,hart plans to rclocale t.q the Gallipolis area . -·.. . . .-.- -·--- ·------ - --·---·· -- JAY CALDWELL MARK HUGHART Name Atty C. Dallas Kayser to bank's board of trustees • ,_ • Point Pleasant attorney C. DalHe Is a member of the West ' las Kayser has been named to the VIrginia Trial Law~rs Associaboard of directors of The Peoples tion, sen.ed from 1983 to 1986 on ttie Bank. BOard of Governors of the West 1 Kayser, who began his associa- VIrginia Bar Association, Is past • · tion with Tl)e Peoples Bank In 1900 - pres !dent of the Point Pleasant • working as a teller during Lions Club, has sened on the : summers and vacation periods board of directors of the Mason • while he attended Marshall Uni- County Action Group, Is past ' versity, has been the bank's legal pres ldent of the Mas on County Bar counsel since 1979. Association, a former member of ·· "The addition of Mr. Kayser to · the board of directors ·Of the " our board gives The Peoples Bank Goodwill Industries of KYOWVA, · an ctwlously valuable ex~nslon of Inc., a member of the Loval Order · expertise and experience," said of the Moose, on the · advisory : President James H. Lewis Sr. In committee of the Marshall Unlver- • announcing the appointment. slty Community College Legal Kayser, 15, graduated Summa Assistant program and ls a past. Cum Laude from Marshall in 1973 vice president of the West VIrginia · with a bachelor of arts degree and Alumni Association, '\1ason-Gallla received his doctor of jurlspru -~ Chapter. A native Mason Countlan and dence degree In 1976 from West VIrginia University. He giaduated graduate of Point Pleasant High from law school with a rank of School, Kayser and his wife Lee third - In a class of 101 and was Anne reside on Ohio River Road, recipient of the Order of the Coif. Point Pleasant. Kayser has three .Engaged ln. private pracllce In chUdren, Matt, .Jennifer and EmUy. He Is the son of Robert and ' Point Pleasant since June of 1977, Kayser heads the C. Dallas Kayser Bernadine Kayser of Point Pleasant. Legal Corporation at 701 Viand St. He began his career In the legal field In the summer of 1974 as a clerk for the former Dean & Kingery firm In Point Pleasant. The following summer he worked as an _Intern for the Steptoe & Johnson firm In Clarksburg. The new Peoples Bank board member ser~.ed as an associate of the Ducker & McCreight law firm In Huntington for a ~ar after receiving his law degree and then returned to Mason County In May of 1977 as an associate of the Kingery & Nibert firm. Soon after opening his OWII law office In 19'19, kayser ·became assistant prosecuting attorney for MaSon County and sen~d In that capacity until August of 198l. ATI'Y. C. DALLAS KAYSER "'\r . I - --·---- �Page-D 2-The Sunday Tlr118S Sentinel j Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis Ohio-Point Plaaaent W Va August 9 1987 31 Ohio Valley Bank purchases grand champion hog at sale Trlbln - 446-2342 6 The Board of Commit alonera GaiiJa Metropolitan Housing A.utho ty w II open Sealed B d• at the r of fee Routo2 Apt 14 Bd well Ohio 45614 on Sop tembor 9 1987 ot 10 00 a, m for lnaurance Coverage Spec f cat on• may be ob ta ned from the Hou• ng Authority 0 rltCto John P Rodoruo 446 0251 The Boa d of Commit 1 onera of the Gall a Metro polrtan Houa ng Author ty reservat the r ght ta accept or reject any or ell b da AUG 2 9 NOTICE OF SALE TIM Hocking Crod t Un on Inc 223 C<olurnbr>~• l Roo~ Athena Ohro 46701 RIVER CITY FARM Supply paid $730 lor this grand champion tobacco stick to Shawn Montgo mery of Rl I Crown City Shown with Montgomery leaning under the slick are Robin Coen 1987 Miss Gallla County at left and Alden Wedemeyer of River City Form Supply (Times Sentinel photo by Donald E Wright) Noqhu p for $400 The p ice was Ang£>1a Mon go m£>ry Rr l do vn from the$500 pa d last )ca r C o" n C'i New Farmer Ware to Stc en Smith by Oh io Va Icy hOusc ol Rlple} $.100 Jason Sank l:lutJN Rt ' Crown City Ohio The 10 toba cco pro)cr s c c \ tllev Bank $32 Ken Dunn Rt •o d durn~ a b cak be " ecn tJ e l £" n ~rton Far m Crcd iL Servl rn a ke hog and the mark e St('(Cr res S200 Shannon \\ ebb Patriot sales n h s how a ena Slar Route Comm!'rclal & Sa\ 1 heo he eilo rsa nd buyers in lngs Bank $300 Mlkr,Bosllc B4 ordc were l<>ff C\ Pope Rt ~ Pot smou h Rd Sprin~ Vallev B d <ell Front cr Farm Res tau Con rnt~ n cc Sto e $275 and an $2 iO Ju <tv Bu lcson Rt l Bre Boothe Rt I Cto\\n City Thu rman Pope ~ Popc $425 NN< Fa rmer V. a ehouse $325 OVB buys steer champion GALLIPOLIS - Th t' grand champion steer " elghlng l 2:15 pounds and owned by Jim Baugh man of Eureka Star Route Gallipolis was bought by Ohio Valley Bank for $3 00 per pound Friday during the 35th annual market steer ~ale at the Ga llia County Junior Fair Th e price was down s lghtl y from the ecord $4 per pound paid last yea r by Ohio Val cy Food land lor Justin Fallon s " Innlnf< steer The all t me rl'cord is also shared by Dana Athas 198o prized animal Ba ughman Is a membe of h<' Thlvener Pioneers The resen e champion 11 elf< h lng 1 235 pounds and owned bv Matt Hall of Rt I Northup "a sold to Federal Mogul for $2 25 per pound That figure was do~< n lrom the S2 75 per pound paid last year by McDonald s of Ga l Ipol s and Henderson W Va to Jim Baughman Hall Is a membe r of th r Thivener Pioneers Other results from the sale seller buyer and pr ce were 118'7 Gallla C'..ounty ,Junior Fair Steer Sale ft.Hults J m Baughman ESR Gal pol <'nrr P1onf'(> !ii $.1 RO OVB Ma Ha Th v R Box ~A No tmp Th vfln!' 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Mt Vetnon Ave Pt Pleeaant Hud approved 81 • 982 5158 1 bed oom unfum shed apt in • 160 per mqmh put ut • • Cal 814-H2 6646 dav• and e14 948 2211 n ce flat and Conven oc1t on Ca 7627 Gacoua IN .... 1 Met 2 lleOoom apartmna at VHI.., Mano and Aht.mde " " " manta n Middleport From 1215 includlnQ Col 814-992 7787 EOH Middleport 35 Lots 8r Acreage 1 84 ae ea 402 Fourth Al/8 14 ooma 4 ih bath• Now used as 4 apart menta P ced fOf qu ck sa e Call 614 44-8 2957 B 1 8 138 Ca I po Is Rodnrv Ran ge> s $ 95 C vi 0 oPtrttion of fou ICF MA t In Southuatam Oh o Gtllepol 1 Houae fo p e by owner sm.n 5 oom wrth b..h on p Nate d we North 4th In Mldd aport Nice ol W •• on end cont act to qual f ed buve Call 8 Childa 614 992 0312 Reduced fo , .., •• e •18 000 Lovely new 3 BR home bu It th • IP ng 2 ca ga age. n ce area Clay • c tv achoo s 6 mil• from Gil pol 1 W 1 cona diM' mob Ia home aa t ade- n $47 600 Call 614 448 8038 Conf mat on It the time of Food and Ohto Va t>V Todd B van R 2 Box &1 B dwol t/ lb 11.. 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C.., a1• U6 2156 tor to monttor and •pervlst the o• LOST Sma lkla T Mala Ctt Wtll' ng whhe flea coli• f lound .,..... ul 304 773 cumbrancet The aforement d'hed veh cle thall be 10 d by Hlltd b d at the office ot the Crtd t Un onet 12 00 Noon on Au 9UII14 1987 Th I veh c It tha I be told to the highest b dder •• • Vi thout anv mpled or ex pntiMd wa antlea th 1 v• hi~ e mey be seen at the of lice of The Cred t Union 223 Co umbu 1 Road Ath ens Oh o up o the date of HELP WANTED Re abepe son who nuda home n e;~~changa to c•• of e dertv person and ght housewo k 11 .,., Requ n and p epa _ing mea 1 P eue con act Judy Fallu e 614 44& SOC AL WOAK Auol•e 0 ec- end cleer of alii ens and en GALLIPOLIS - The grand champion tobacco proj er grown by Shawn Montgomery of Rt I Crown City was bough for $730 by River C ly Farm Supply at the fifth annual tobacco sa eat the Gallla County Jun or Fair Ft Iday The amount was up from th e $700 paid last year o J ason Butler by Civic Savings The OK Tobacco Warehouse pu rchased the reserve wmner from Edie Duncan of Rt I t88i Gallla County Junior Fal Sheep Sale Results Found B ack and while Tar klr on Unon Avt~ Call 114 992 2824 w II offer for ule the follow ng deter bed vth cle free 1984 Toyota pickup truck LB D1 X 4X Sw of Numbo JT4AN66D6E504780 Ful Tma RN 311 shit and nfrtQ.rt 1 1 7 el ef Excel Nlwy tnd benefits App y 111t Seen cHillaNurs ngCtnte Cell au-••• 7t&o LOIT TMn 1 aekal Wllaon Fe ca II btaek blown tip hend g p 0 dntnaa count Qt Tuea doy 304 878 7303 Publrc Notte& 1 1 Help Wanted 1 Help Wanted LEGAL NOTICE River City Famt Supply purchases top tobacco sticks T.he reser e am b owned by Sandi Triplett of Rt 1 Crown Ctty was bough for $C j)er pound by Civic Savings That figure was down from the $7 per pound for lase year s reserve champ bought from Lovel Forgey by HaHison Farms Triplett IS a metnber of the Thtvener Pioneers Other sale res ul s (Seller buyj!r and price were Lost and found Homes for Sale 3 ac " good ocetton Hou.. in need of ape Sm1l ba n t 10 000 Contact Home Na 1 ona Bank Rae; ne Oh o46n1 o Phone 814 949 2210 S.lilrlll -; 912 215& Rtllltlr- &75-!333 GALLIPOLIS - The gra nd champion marke ho at the Gall a County Junior Fa r owned b~ D J Harden of Rt 4 Oa k H ll was purchased for $10 per pound by the Oh to Valley Ba nk du mg he 25t h marke hog sale Fnda\ That price was do" n from he $10 75 per pou nd patd to Ton) a Cochran for her champ on hog last year by Ohio Valley Bank Record pr ce m thts dtvls on was made n 1984 when Just n Fal ion s ammal sold for $13 05 per pound Ha rden IS a member of Sou hw es tern FFA The resene hog was bough from Holly Pope for $8 75 per pound by McDonald s of Galhpo lis and Henderson W Va The f gure "as up from the $8 per pou nd paid last vear b\ the W seman Insura nce Agency to Dwayne Evans Pope of R ~ Ga ll polls s a membct of he Kountr) Kr tters club Here the unoff c ai sale esu lts selle buyer and pr ce n hat otder were W Va Oh1o- Pornt 304 882 2683 3 bed oom Adults No pets 304 675 4384 \ 3 Announcements It was 2 years tod~ that the Lord calle you home To that beautiful ctty fo rever to roam He saw you ~ad suffered enou&h down here So He pn you a place wtth no parn and no tears The next trme we meet you II be happy and frH But rr.t now I mtss you an wiSh I could set That wonderful smrle and your vorce so SWHt My life wont be happy till we aptn aet to meet We had 33 years down htre to share But in Huvan well have an eternity there EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE Pnme tocatton downtown Galhpohs 3 rm su1te wrth bath 5 Happy OPEN HOUSE for frlu•• ... Rtlltl•'* ,, ss who s 39 Help Wanted n??? CREDIT MANAGER Wtth retatl sales expen ence Handle all credrt sales approvals and col tecttons and also sates m retatl store Salary depends on expenence Send resume to Darty Sentmel P 0 Box 7291 Pomeroy Oh10 CALL 614 446 7699 AnENTION PROPERTY OWNERS WITH UTILITY EASEMENTS Has a utthty clatmed 1t has a blanket easement on your property datrn1 from when you got ser vrce wlltch supposedly lets tt put other hnes across your property Ia ter7 If so rt would be helpful to us and pos srbt~ to you tf we could share rnformatton LAura DelAshmutt Calvert Gen eral Wellston Loved and miSstd by wile son dauahter in taw arandsons and Sisters ' Onr the rt¥tr and through the woods To Grandmother s hou11 we go WI VI brout~ht lots W1lter P. II h1e1 ef •11 70tll ~lrtUey IS 2 SPill ... I h•• A•t"' 64164 S R 114 of fOCHI ......m. o•t• Th pltUIII ,, , .., Sht says she s been good Besides Sill S 40 YEAIS OLDII IOMPIIf II 11ly tift illlrd \I ' NEEDED WANTED JEWELRY STORE MANAGER Full tnM l'rtftr ez penence tn buying and rttarl sellmg but not M~essary Send rt sumt tot Tht Dally Sentintl P 0 lox 729-1 Pomtro , Olio 45769 �1987 . Tmes Sentinel . ~== 5'1 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 OUve St., Galllipolia. · . NEW- 8 pc. wqod group- 1399. Uving room auhes- 1199· 1699. Bunk bedawith bedding- 1199. full tize m.ttr•• & foundation IUrtlng- •99 . R•cliner~ James Jacoby Reaching the top at the one-level tl072 NEW- boots- 130. Workboots t18 !a up. (Steel & soft toe) . Call 614·446-3159. Western County Appliance. Inc, Good used applienc• and TV seu. Open SAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat. 614-4,6-1699, 827 3rd. Av,. Gallipolis, OH . Valley Furniture. new & used. Large aection of qualh:y furni ture . 1216 Eastern Ave . , Gallipolis. lAYNE' S FURNITURE Sofas and chaira priced from $396 to $996. Tables '$ 50 and up to S1 26. Hid•a-beds S390 to S695. Rediners &225 to S376. Lamps S28 to $125 . Dinettes S109 and up to $495. Wood table w -6, chaira S2B!i to $795 . Desk $100 up to 8375. Hutches $400 and up. Bunk beda complate w -11'\attresses S295 and up to 8395. Baby beds S110 . Mattresses or box springa full or twin $68. firm S78. and S88. Queen sets 8225. King $350 . 4 drawer che~~t $69 , Gun cabinets ti gun. Gas or electric range 8375 . Baby mattresset t3& & t45. Bed frames S20. $30 • King frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suit:es, metal cabinels. headboards S30 and up•o •es. . -----,__ .. - 90 Days same at caah with approved credit. 3 Miles out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am to 6pm Mon. thru So~t . Ph. e14-4460322 PARSON ' S FURNITURE At tournament _ bridge your score on a deal is compared with that of many other partnerships that played the same deaL When you do better than everyone else, you get a top. Usually a top score is for making an im~ible cop tract or inflicting a big penalty or sometimes bidding and making a game or slam contract that no one else bid. Here is an·unusual top score - for successfully defending a mundane one-spade contract. • Because North and South were playing a strong-club system, North had to open the bidding with one diamond. South responded one spade and everyone passed. The opening lead of the club sir went to declarer's 'ace. Declarer then led a spade to dummy's king and East's ace. East deceptively led a low diamond away !rom his A-K and South played low. West won the diamond jack and continu~ the suit, East taking the ace and king. Now came the nine of hearts. Still smarting over East's diamond lead, declarer decided to g<>all out (or the rest. He won the heart ace and played a spade to dummy's queen, noting the ·fall of· West's nine. When he played a spade back, he decided that East originally held the A-10-7-4 of spades, so 'he inserted the eight. That lost to West's 10, and West took the K·Q of hearts to set one spade a trick. Plus-&0 for East- .., .1086 .KQ7U CARPET- 9•12· as tow as SfjO· lots 10 pi~ fTom . Also cut carpet. 56,00 a yd . and up. Financing avail. SwWal roclters. SlOO . Mollohan Furniture, Upper River Ad. Call 614-446· 7444 . . coppM · tone refrig., e•cel. running cond. , S200. White electric G.E, stove. 3 yrs. old, S200. Solid Cherry twin bed,$100. Full size bed with manreas and springs, S75. Various curtains and drapes. S5 -S10 a pr. Call 614 -388· 8476. Gibson ba•. Whirlpool electric dryer. AvBcado. Like new . S126 . Guar&nteed. 614-3&7-0322. ... I' ........ 8 ...... - ., In , -•ol SOUTH • Pass Pus " Nartlt ,. Pass Eul Pass Pass Opening lead: -WMU.- Sold · UNCI r\IW juot for t1400, a.-,1 anty •100. Atlo br•nd niW whMI chair. Nevtr ullld ou . Utlcll only 3 d.,.a IMide. lold n..v tor 1141. foi:.J. ....... uoo . . , ._1112· 2718. I. Soo.. p. . • 111'1,"""'""""'-- - 93 ACRES - IIOSllY WOODED $24.000. Kyger Creek a1 ea, COUNTRY AIR SUB. -SUPER BUY ON REALLY NICE MODULAR WITH 3 BR'S, 2 BATHS, GAS FURNACE WITH CA. · COMPLETELY FURNISHED KITCHEN , CARPORt ANO BIG. LEVEL LOT. WHAT A BARGAIN AT $30.000! Good used color T.V. for sale. floor model and portable. Call 61,-446-1149. TONY'I CIUN ~ePAI~I. hot r ~· rting. now tekint order arden for custom Mtu••· call - -171-4831 . AVON . Look It "' f'OW' , E•r" hfro - -- · 176-142•. New .tlawef w.a pwrnp, u.,..t - -- - -·71-4373. From ilallipotis, take Rt. 141J turn left onto Rt. 71:., t~rn right onto Patriot Caamus Reed. Watch for Electric range and refrlg , 10 HP. riding mOWflr, tool bo• for a pick-up truck , woodstove. Call 614-388· 8642 . HALF PRICE! FLASHING AR · ROW SIGNS S2991 Lighted. non -arrow $289! Unlighted S249 1 Free letters! See locally. Call tod~ ! Factory· 1 (8001 423 ~ 0163 . anytime. IN GALLI10US 5.78 ACRES Saturday, August 15, 19$7 at 7:00. P.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS FROM THt lAFAYETTE HOTEL . PARTIAL LISTING: Dressers with mirrors chi na cabinels ch airs. w_icker chair. mirrors. tables, draH;.an labfe, desks: lamp s, p1clure frames, beds, chandelier, !able lamps, piC· lu res, wooden hall tr ees, library desk. 2 wringer wooden washmgmach one. kitchen cabinel vanity with folding mirror, h1gh boy dresser. Serth Thomasclock, milk cans, milk bottle w1lh Colman. Bidwell, Oh1o, Sprmg Hill Dairy milk bottle. & much. much more. MISC.: Sofa & chair, co~sofe TV, TV stands, good water fount· am. recorder player. gnfl, cash register. dishes. coffee table, end tables. wooden racks. step ladder, portacrib, "' condilioners, metal k1tchen cabinet. & much. much more. Eat Cash P•• ~ivt 10 MARLIN R, ONEER THIS HOlE IS ONE Of THE LARGESt IN GAlliPOliS ENORMOUS FOYER WITH BRIDAL STAIRCASE, BAllROOM. 9 FIRE~LACES. YOU COULD HAVE AS MANY AS lEN B£0· ROOMS 3 FLIGHT REAR STAIRCASE. WOULD CONVERT EASILY TO 'FABULOUS RESTAURANT. MINI MALL. OR If YOU WANT AMAGNIFICENT VICTORIAN HOME THIS IS THE ONE Y.OU SHOULD MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO S£EI $69,000. aeo • ee .. hetaho• 1171 eli--.. QMC l.,...., o...,. T -. 171 CIM 10 tpetd lrenl., W IN-all•. Pl. t7&00.00. - . . . . _1031 . K - Moclof 2300 c.,.r.,. Appro.~ifnMft¥ 6 ,..., okl V., tOOd conctttton. ,.,lee upol'l · 304-171-llto. 1-4 NEIGH80RHOOO IAI - WHL £STABUSHEO. TERRIFIC MOM ANO POP OPERATION. LOCATED IN CITY. CALL FOR A SHOWING AND COMPLETE OmiLS! p.fft, .. NOTE: ThiS is a brief listing because the electric was ofl the night we listed this sale. Come for a surprise. Case n25143 FREDDIE HONDERSHELT. ADMINISTRATOR DAN SMITH : AUCTIONEER . Ohio License #5768·134 W.Va. #5515-88 614-992·7301 .or 614-949-2033 "Not responsible for accidents or loss of property." PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1987 10:00 A.M. location: From Gallipolis follow Slate Route 141 to Cadmus, turn left on the Patriot-Cadmus Road and go 2 miles then turn riaht on Ramble Wood Drive · (Barnett Road) and go one mile . The following will be sold: 6 year old App aloosa pany, 1964 Mf 35 Deluxe w/ weights, 1969 Ford 3000. 1949 IH tractor w/ 2 row cultivators, NH 477 haybine. NH 268 square hay baler, two 5' 3 pt. brush hogs, NH 327 manure spreader 1130 bu.l, 3 pt. post hole digger. two hay con veyors. mounted one row corn p1cker. MF 2- 14" turning plow s, Massey-HafriS side delivery rake IH 9' grain drill, IH pull type disc. IH double culfqlacker, IH 2 row corn planter. NH 7' hay crimper. JO 7' transport disc, MF 7' side mount mowing machine, Holland tobacco setter, 6' 3 pt. scraper blade, 3 pt. d11t scoop, 3 hay w!gons. 2 trailer axles. 3 pt. carry all. John Beam air blast sprayer w/300 gal· ion ta nk, Super 6 loader, apple grader, wooden hog Ieeder, small fert1hzer spreader, apple crates, HD Oliver 7' grain drill, air com pressor, dehorner s, Lincoln 180 amp welder cement mixer. table saw ben ch, lawn !railer w/ dump bed: and farm related hand tools. · ·~ ANTIQUES & FURNITURE Posted 3 pc. bedroom suite, 3 wooden rocking chairs, victrola/ Victor talking machine. White tre.adle sewing machine, maple drop leaf table, stone churn, rce tongs, apple butter kettle. ~ron kettle, hand ,rank corn sheller, end tables, dishes and ofher miscellaneous items. • Terms: Cash· Concession Stand • JOHN & DELORIS OWENS & FAMILY OWNERS Not I ' blodlt . . sites yerd ot .a.--. lloc* Co.. 123~ Ptne lt .. Olllo Col 114· 441- 2713. --·----- lavaea Mtl. tnd Haftdl .. lncorp,• lndu•laf IUrpiye; NW one ' PRICE REDUCED BY $5,000!!! ASKING $54, 900! This home is situated ·in a very nrceneighborhood at Ihe edge oflown and offers appro•. 2,000 sq. ft., 4 BRs. I \\ balhs, kitchen. dinette, LR, FR. wood burner. gas heat, cent arr. attached garage, city schools. Make us an offer. STtP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the foyer of one of the French City's finest Formal LR, formal di~ing, spacious master bedroom with office or sewing room adja· cent, den. 2 BRs, upstairs, 2\\ balhs. 3 fireplaces. lg. family room . solarium. covered patio. screened porch and much more. Call . for an appt · DUPlEX 4 SALE - Great investment for the buyer, located on Graham School Rd. Eaach unit oHers 2 BRs. living room, bath, kilchen and stove. retrig.. DW and dispL, laundry, large carport, central air and storage well. OWNER HAS REOUC.ED lHE PRICE TO $39,900- 132.9 m/1, pasture larm, spr· ings, 42x94 barn, tobacco base. Older home in good shape, 3 BRs, bath, LR. kitchen. Call today. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOlE- Brick ranch, 3 BRs, I\\ baths, kitchen w/ran~e. double oven, OW, living rm., dinette, family rm., lireplace, lull basement, screenedporch, 2 car attached garage, KC school district BLACKBURN . REALTY RANNY BLACKBURN Broker· . IF YOU'VE BEEN THINKING OF LISTING YOUR . HOUSE AND YOU WANT TO GET ITs US OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE • • AND LET US HELP-YOU. 0 LD AffORDAILY PRICED Al JUST $29,900! - Close to city oh Rt. 141 thishome offers kitchen, lR, family room, dining room and full basement, large unattached block gar· age, Call for an appointment Lee Johnson LOTS OF POTENTIAL MERE!- 2000sq. ft. building with frontage on St. Rt 160. 12x20 walk·in cooler, 12ft. dairy case. Call for more details. AUCTIONEER Crown City. Ohio Phone 256-6740 $25,000 - VALLEY OliVE - This 3 BR home offers 2 baths, kitchen,.LR, OR, carpet, gas heat, city schools. Call for an appt. • 514 Second Avenue · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . (614) 446-0008 '-------------'""'!---------...1 PRICE REDUCED TO $39.900!- GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home offers a large LR with lireplace. k~chen, dining area, 3 BRs, bath, full basement, I car garage, deck, fenced yard just minutes to , town on Rt 141. Call for an appoinlment. GREE~FIELD TWP. - 88.75 ac. m/1 fronts on SR 233 and Frank Shaffer Rd. Owners report timber. TO SELL IIIIIEDIAlELY- Very nrce and roomy home on Spring, This home oilers LR. equ1pped k1lchen leat-onJ. dinelte, 3 BRs. 2 baths, family room w1th fireplace. two car attached garage, gas heat. cent. air. Come look at thrs one and make us an ot1erl COIIIERCIAL BUILDING- PERRY lWP. - NEAR CORA - 600 sq. H. steel building ideal for anvone)n trucking. drilling or mining business. Owner may consider teasrng or financing. Call tor more inlormation. INVESTMENT PlOP Em - 9 acres, m/1, approx. I? mi. from HMC wrth lrontage on St. Rt. 160. ' CORA I ILL RD. - Perry Twp. - 8 acres m/1 vacant land. Call for more details. CAMPSITE - RACCOON CREEK - Near Cora. Mobile home on .85 acre. 2· BRs,. bath, stove, refrig., washer and dryer. $10,000. ENJOY THIS HOllE - 4 BRs, 2 baths, . equipped kitqhen, LR, attached garage, heat pump/cent. air, whirlpool in master bath, abO~e ground pool. Shown by ap·. ~ointmenl. · 29.1 ACRES 11/l VACANT lAND- Fronls on Rt. 160. Build or put a mobile home here. $16,900. • ADDISON TWP. - Possom Trol Rolld93 acres rii/1, aft woods. Old barn on prOP: erty. $21,900, .. 30.5 ACRES 1/~- $11,000- Sec. 93 Walnut Twp, Fronts on While Hollow and Ber~ Rd. Seplic tank. . LOTS fOI SALE -State Rt. 7, rural water available, mobile -ho'me welcome. Call for more delails.. · for Accidenls or loss of p.,,n••+v batlll· lt ,00 I .... Eledrlc: wlrM ondmoton. Coltl14-612 -1131 "'•z-77u. • NATURAL BEAUll SURROUNDS THIS HOllE - tO ac1es mil. g!ntle farm land near Roo Grande. The 3 BR home boasts an abSolutely beautiful loa addition which .features a greal room w1th spiral stairs to loh. beamed ceiling, slone chimney and woodburner. Other features of this home rnclude formal dining, e.at -rn k~cheri . woodbuoner between dining and k~chen. bath. part. basement. Call tor an appoint· men I. R•• ..,._ eoMrMe .,.d aft . c.• \JI Vafl~ C:OI'ICif'lllt• ...,w• lrook Cem.m .,,~ Jo.- 77).5234. 68 Suppli... Pat1 for Sale . Cl._ ond ........ Shop-Pot Grooming . All breeds ... All OtVIM- JulloW-1'11. 114-448· 0231 . . ' ahows. Call - - ' - - - - - - -·10- For Sale: 8 month Did Polled Hertford lull end 3 ye• oh:l Polled Hereford lwM. Call 114- 64 Real Estate General FOR SAlE BY OWNERS: large spilt-level and tennis court. .... ..... old. Call 114-« t4111 . E.._.... lett" puPIM•- I wks. ~ood line (Rym• HIMiodl). 2 temllell. 2 m•-. pou• dop. C•ll 114· 371· 212&. M•.. AKC Reg. lrittany SpMIII pugpiM. Uver •d whh•. Call 114-2·8·1887. AKC loeton Terri•· Can 11421.·8354. pu,. tor •1•- C1tl Tt~ female Pomeranlan .7 . -old. Hoo p-o. t100. Coii114-H2-7341. HOUSE AND 29.4 ACRES: 1/L, OHiO lWP. ~ This home offers 3 BRs, bath LR kitchen , large laundry rm. w/washer'and dryer. There is a tobacco base and a· 36•.36 tobacco barn. Muaical Instruments COIIIERCIAl SITE lor· sale located at 2206 Eastern Ave. All utilities available. Co,l.n Trombone letudent LECTA AREA - $23,500- 3.S a~res mit, 2 story home. in good condition. 3 8Rs, LR, DR, krtchen, storm· windows and doors. Shown :by _appointment . martlel) , UH new c::ondltk)n. AFFFOROA.ILITY + LOCATiON : ONE NICE StARTER HOllE - Near Green· Schoof, 3 BRs. bath, LR, knchen, fireplace, full basement, biB yard. Call for more de- II. 1· Fruit 8t Vagatablll ' 79 Ford Fairmont 73.000 original mjlea. Good con d. 30'-6755350 . E Stone anp brick in good condition. 2\\ 4-5 bedrooms, 9 rooms plus attic and partial basement Gas forced au furnace 13 yrs. old). Large k1tchen, well planned. Step m ing laundry, pantry, walk-in closets, garage. Asking $55,900. · #308 QUALITY BUILT OLDER HOME Located on large lol in Pomeroy. 2 car garage, storage area above. Basement. Hot water heal, gas furnace. 2 bedrooms now. could arrange for 3 bedrooms. Let us show you this one Asking $32.500 #300 lOP CLASS NEIGiHBORHOrDO Location is as important as house. You won't make a mrstake with either in this 3 bedroom I ~ bath ranch IUS! oft Farr freld Centenary Road. Features rncl ude living room, family room, dinrng room. 2 car garage and equipped kilche·n. Large, flal professionally landscaped lot close to Sprmg VAlley area. $72.900. #101 EXCELLENt home and groundi for fam ily and/ or entertam lng. Must see to apprecoale quahty. Real Estate General "Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave .. Suite 200 G•llipolls. Ohio 446-0552 Anytime IF YOU'RE AN "OLD HOUSE fREAK" . lHIS ONE'S FOR YOU . Withacoat of paint and maybe anew front porch. th1s could be one of the outstanding old home$ rn the area. Includes a formal entrance. large pme paneled lamily/ dining room. decenl kitch en (room tor improvement!. uhlity room and large bedroom on ground floor. Two large bedrooms upslairs. Nice flat lol w1th 2 car garage. Pr~ce " $25,900. At edge of town. #119 RENT IS A FOUR LETTER WORD Get your act logether. so that you won't be quilty. Buy th is· 3 bedroom ran ch with vinyl srdmg. EQUipped k1tchen. fa mily room. Fenced yard. Fur· niture stays- onclud1ng washer and dryer At $36,000, you can'l afford to pass th is up. #103 BMR ~419 ROUSH RD. - 39 ac1elarm Wit holder home and liuililings. county water. level road frontage. $1 8.5001 BMR N417 RACCOON RD. - 3 bedrooms, 28x48 garage, outbu1ldmgs, creek lronlage. boat dock, 4 acres, neat and very pnvate. 51? mrles lo town. $69.500 BMR ~414 SPRING VALLEY - 3 bedrooms. !~replace. 2 balhs. 2 car garage, large covered paho. $68,000 BMR N412 ROUtE 7- Mobole hom~ 'Aacre, garage. storage buildings. home and property are spotless, lois of extras, only one hke th1s 1n county. $36.900 HOllE AND 15 ACRES · Small farm adjorning Wayne Nat1onat Forest Acreage jncludes timber, and 521 lb. tobacco base. Remodeled, the 2 story home has 4 bed· rooms, porches. frreplaces and wonderful vrew Ideal for hunters. retirees or as recreat1on spot. $31,900. Possible owner fmancing to qualified buyer. #415 RIGHT LOCATION 16 minutes from townl Welcome lo the "good hfe". Th1s picluresque, quality built, 3 bedroom brick ranch sits on a 2 acre. tree shaded lawn . You'll never have another thought of moving because the entire family will love it. The features you w1ll enjoy most include an oulslandin g, fully equipped kitc hen, handsome fireplace in the ta m1ly room , 2\7 gleaming baths, wall to wall carpetin g, nice quiel iiVmg room, formal dining, roomy bedrooms, 2 car garage and wait trll you see the pool area!!! Built tor lasting beauly and having fun in the sun or evening en · tertamment on a large pat10. It's enclosed w1th a br~ ck pr1vaCj wall Pr~ced under $100,000.11 will be apleasure for us lo show you thisdesirable residence. URGENT Owner moved out of state. Very 1mporlanl to' sell 'mmed~alely 3 yr old 3 ~R quality home, 130 x250 lot Shade lrees. 2 bathrooms. fi r ~ place. efficienl kitchen, extra nice carpel and wall hnish. Heat ·pump, 2 car gara ge. 40' anlenna and rolar, very good reception. Asking $53,800. OLDER HOllE WITH MODERN FEATURES 1\\ bath, fule oillorced air fl!fnace. newer kitchen cabinets. Excellent garden area. 45x45 barn • 22x24 garage. Extra lol lor second home. All lor $36,500. #319 BMR H415 RIO GRANDE - 4 bedroom home on lar ge corner · lot Now rented for $600 monlh, low uhhl1es. $45,000. BMR H407 SCOTTOWN - Br~ck home, 4 car ~loc k garage w1th work area. 9 acres. ciQSe lo Miller. $65,000 BM.RH402 KYGER CREEK - 3 bedrooms. 28x32 garage. 2.3 acres, vinyl SIOmR. bn ck lronted. maintenance free. close to power plants and sch ool $51 .900 !)ARVIN BLOOMER. Broker .................. ... 446-6764 DONA McGHEE ... ................................... 446·0552 REAL ESTATE 46, 2ND AVE. REAR BONNIE &)Ill SlUlES-REAlTOR 446-4206 . D.J. . Slop by ·our oflice & pick up your FREE Home Buytrs Gu1de ol homes lor sale rn GalliaCounty. Anew service offered by the Southeastern Board of Realtors!! CUTE AS CAN BE! Ideal starter or retirement. \\ acre + Approx. 2\\ miles lrom crty. Modern home well maintarned. Lg. livmg room. complete kitchen. carpeted through. Full unfinished basement 2 car garage plus Ig. workshop. Priced 1n 30's. · LG. HOlE AND 42 ACR-ES M/l, nice home. Over 5,000 sq. H. living space. 4 bedrooms, in·ground pool. Format LR & dining. 3 baths. Kyger schools. P!IICE REDUCED TO $60,000.00- Rustic home setting on 6.8 +. With efl1crency apartment Owner is leaving area would like a buyer. · A·FRAIE- WOODED 42 ACRES m/ 1. Living room w/w. b. lireplace. Formal dining. modern kitchen. 2 baths &3 bedrooms: Spiral staircase. 3 car garage, city schools. Shown by appt. 2'1! ACRES PLUS WOODLAND, rustic ranch, 3 bedr 0oms, 2 baths, kitchen w/m lcrowave, uillinished basement, heat pump/central air. 21h miles lrom hosp~at. PRICE $41 1900.00 - 3 bedrooms, LR., eat-in kitchen. Kyger Cree• schools. OHIO_RIVER LilT FOR SAU- 1.59 acr; m/1, rust at edge of town. Great place lor a camper and troll launch. $5,900. · · '. 814-441-1211 . BREAtHTAKING VIEW of Gallipolis and Ohio River, lull length w1nd ow~ tor maximum vrew. Secluded for tolal pn· vacy. C1ly school d1Sl11ct. located I •.; miles from downtown gallipolis. 11!1. Alto toldlnl muaic lUnd. c.• t1•·7U-21f.l . #309 4-5 BEOR_ OOIS. 3 firths. formal living and dining rooms . gourmel k1lchen , family room, gameroom. study, mud/ faundry loom, rndoor slorage room w/add1tional laundry facifihes. 2 car garage, 2 fireplaces, ceiling fans. wooden deck. full len gth ol house. Ma ny extras. Full Blooded Elklmo SpHI . Mete 81 · -441·0373 . E. M . WISEMAN. BROKER v DAVID WISEMAN, 446·9666 B. J. HAIRSTON, 446-4240 CLYDE B. WALKER, _246-621.6 LOREITA McDADt., 441)~7729 is in very good cen1tra1 air. well built gar· room above, su~abl e for ulifities in place. Askrng fourteen month• old. Female Beegle tirN, V-1 engine. Boolt tiattd·13760, atklng $31500. Call 1979 Oldl - Cud ... $up. Excel. cond. AC .. Pl .. PB .. ntrW tifM, auto.. 2 dr. Caii&1•·U6-1522 . Clean oat ••r•w. 11 .&0 per bile. Call 61 • · 8•t9- 30&9 aft., 5 :00 p.m. IU '_~·---~-:---:­ GREEN ACRES IS lHE PlACE lO BE Nice ranch stvle home .s~uated on a 70x 148 n. lot otters 3 BRs, 11? baths, LR, FR wltueplace, eat-m kitchen,gas heat. Green schools. Call today. 1979 Mustllng. 4 cyl.. oood shape. 1976 DodgeChwg•SE. good shape. C.t1114· 379·2652 anytime . good cond., runs good, AC ., AM .-FM .-C.at., roof rack. voad Hay 8t Grain AltC - TlnyToyPaodloPuppl•. 2 •od ...-. 11110 olldl. AltC {lny TOf Adult Fe mel• • VN. old, creem. 111!10, Call lt4--"I- old. Excel. 1112 Plymouth Reliant StMionone own•. t1995. 1812 Impala. V · 8. auto . , PS .• PB., wlour inttrtor. AC . U295. Coli 614-286-8522. waeon · Chw. Malibu Wagon. 1983, e• Raal Eetata Ganeral lHE FAIIILY WILL LOVE THIS ONE! Ranch style home on .5acres m/1, oHers 3 BRs, bath, kitchen. family room, LR, car· pet, heatalator fireplace, WB stove, 2 car attached garage, 16•32 in-ground pool. Charn link lence. Call for an appointment spd. dependable work car. Register..t Thoroulhbtld Y rllng Filly. Coli304- 75-3030 or 875-.Z32." ss THIS COULD BE lHE ONE fOR YOU Just 5 m1nutes from town. th is ranch style home offers 3 BRs. bath. kitchen w/range double oven, DW. dispL, LR, lull basement' lireplace, gas and wood heat, I car garage: c1ty sc hool d1stn~t Call for an appoint· ment. . ' . 1$76 Volldwagon _.abbit , 4 · 4550. Coli 514-441-9171 . 992-7418. ,BETH 8Ull ............................. :............. 245·9507 srr:~ !lcGHEE ..................................... 446·12 GRAHAI SCHOOL ROAD - Very nice ranch otters k1lchen '!flange. refril!-. OW. dlspL. microwave. L~ . FR. dinette, 38Rs. I bath , cent. au,.carpeling, 2 metal utility bldgs. Shown by appointment tails. • open BMR ~411 ROUtE 7- 3 bedrooms. garage, I? acre. very private. 7 m1les to town Ws $32.000. reduced. $29.900 •• .. w.Maeon und. Oellip alilt ow•ER LIVES OUl Of SlAlE AND WANtS 4-H 1nd 814· 388· 8194. llllfdine Motori• c~• .RODNEY CORA RD. - Beautiful home on 12 acres more or less. Thrs lovely hou~ 1s surrounded by trees and offers a unique lloor plan. Living rm. features woodburner. open ceiling 'design, kitchen •. formal _dm· ing, 3 BR. 2\1 .baths, Ig. paM off dmrng area. 26x40 barn and 15x24 garage. Calf for an appointment. · 1 AppalooM, 2 O...erter HorN m•es. AH shown tueteaful ln BMR N418 RACCOON RD. -. One acre mil bu1ld1ng lol. clean and ready to burld or for mob1le home. $5.500 .. ., ""' a....... o. c.• .... 241-1121. THUR. EVE., AUG. 13, 1987 6:00 P.M. Auto1 for Sele Autos for Sale Livestock 83 lill Building Supplies lfoc*, brick. MWer l)ipee, Win• dowa. .._.., etc. CleucM Wln· ESTATE AUCTION Mixed h.,-. Alfalf• - clover pue. re•onlible price. ,304o 57$-202&. 71 * 5 p.M. ciH, )O.t. t71-8117. MIDDLEPORT - JUST liSTED - 2 BEDROOM. 14X65 MO· BILE HOMEON NICE LEVEL LOT $14.500 11011. 71 Now buying shell corn or e• corn. Call for lat•t quotH. Rhler City Fnm Suppty, 11• -._.._ 2985. LoNer. 01,100. 00. 304-4&1-1031 . & Auction PICtURE -You and your family relaxing on a wrap-around deck enjoying a 1ernf1c v~ew ofthe Ohio R1ver. You can with this home at the edge of town. Other attractive features include 3/ 4 BRs, 2 baths. LR Jlilh stone fireplace and m11rored wall that reflect lhe river view. FR, rec. room , k1lch en, dinelte, 2 fireplaces , carpet, cenlral air. It you like the river you'll love this 12 HP MaiMV Ferguson Dl•el tr•ctor with ptowe. diec, com plant• and bush hog. 12950. Colit14-21&-1122. HerolttOft Fr...1yle lk:yc:l•. 0200. Col-··7&· 1371: olt• WHAl MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR? IN TOWN. 3 BRS. FULLY CARPETED, lARGE KITCHEN WITH RANGE. REFRIG .. WASHER & DRYER. BIG FENCED BACKYARD & 2 CAR GAR AGE. ONLY ASKING $25.00D Lit. This is the personal property of the late leona Kohle, located on Grant St. in Middleport, Ohio. "ANTIQUES OR COLLECTORS ITEMS" Loveseal, 1h bed worth lo oking al, picture frames, rugbeater. chil d's charr. ta ble. llatwall cabinet. oil lamp, carnrval glass, hobnail 1tems and other drshes: & wood comb case. Plus other 1tems. 'HOUSEHOLD" Chaor, couch, desk, 3 pc. bedroom SUIIe. chesl of drawers. co lor TV . gas heater. fans. table & cha11s, stove, retngeralor. mise linens "MISC." Step ladders.- Maytag wringer wa sher. picnic table & benches, lawn mower & lawn car t. plu s more. Utility bldg; 27 1a31'd' - 13'18' tredt door 6 3' ,_lk door. ....._. ertct.ct • Iron HorN lldgo. 114-332-97.5. HOUSE. TENNIS COURT and 25 ACRES S173,000. Will consrder house. court and 5 acres for $155,000. · Call for Appointment - &14-446-3386 Seriout Buyers O~ty Plme $72,000 Strtw lftd Hey, ell I 304· 175· Autos for Sale 2•· ,.._.ood Colooo lor Nl,. I HP ' " " ' ond ltretton hodaDRtel shaft motor. Coli l14· tl& -4181. Elcellent buy at 71 T•.111'>11111 L1l11dl s.e. Ohio. *"'•· stgns. Plastic cistern stale approved, plast iC ttptic tanka, plastic culverts. metal culverts. RON EVANS ENTERPfUSES. Jackson , Oh. eU-286-6930. 82 Wantad to Buy D•n•.. I fl . Spum Aluminum latllhe Dilh wtth r~r Md traek•Cott •zaoo. new. Atking 1750. Mutt ..n lftwnectl•etv. eau 81•· n2 -n7t. THIS HOllE IS WAITING FOR SOMEONE WHO WANTS A HOME LI KE NO OTHER. SOMEONE LIKE YOU 1 3 BEDROOMS, MASTER BR HAS PRIVATE DECK, 2 BAtHS, KfTCHE~JS DE· CO RATED IN liGHT BREEZY COLORS 8EAUTIRJL VIEW FROM WINOOW IN DININGAREA GREAT LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANO£ $54,900 • -YOU CAN 'T BEAT THE PRICE! 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HAS 21! BATHS. FULL BASEMENT WITH RECREATION ROOM. ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE PLUS24X40 WORKSHOP GARAGE. NICE COVERED DECK. ONE ACRE LAWN. NEAR CITY. $65,000. 8t Auction 52 CB.TV, Radio Equipment . Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Over 1.00,0 tires. sizea 12. 13. 14. 16. 16, 16 5. 8 miles out Rt. 218 . Call614-256-6251 . M•MY Fervuaon. New Hou.-.d. luah Hog 811tt • S.vk:e. Over !9 uMd tractors to ehooae from I( ·oomptlte line of RM A uMd tquipm.nt. larg•• Mlection In Johrt o• .,. 45 E8 Combin•. 2 row corn hHd· 10 ft . , 12 ft. grain tabl•. GDOd cond. • 2&00. Call 814-241-&183 . F••hn• Hay 8t Grain 84 Gehl II· Orindtr·mixer. A• • · celltnt condition. lO.t-273· 4,2 15. 7 HP Tr~v- Bullt till•. excellerit c:ondltion. 1100. 30•· &71 2824. ••w EXCEPTIONAl BUY! 3 BEDROOMS. I \7 BATHS, fORMAL DINING. FRONT AND BACK PORCHES NICE COUNTRY SU~ ­ ROUNDINGS. 2 ACRES. 2 CAR .;ARAGE. BARBECUE Pll KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $32.000. 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOME IN CENTENARYHOME HAS NEW ROOF AND VINYL SIDING. YOU WILL ENJOY THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CONVENf · ENCE Of THE ATTACHED GARAGE. BACKYARD IS fENCED TO PROTECT CHILDREN AND PETS. SEE AND YOU'll BUY' $48,000. ~ew HoiiMd 717 ForgeHarv.,.. tet', New Ho18nd 7' Haybln& CAOS&& EONI U.S. 35 W•t Jl ....n, Ohio. f14-Ze&-1411. w._. ,_.... ClASSIC COLONIAL ON 10 PARK LIKE ACRES- AS YOU ENTER THE CIRCLE DRIVE TO THIS TEN ACRE ESTATE, . YOU ~NO YOUR FAMILY WILL FEEL AT HOME 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM PLUS RECREATION WITH POOL TABLE THERE IS AGRAND PIANO IN 'THE FORMAL LIVING ROOM AND IT REMAINS WITH THE HOME. 20X40 _ IN-GROUND POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. DETACHED 2 CAR GARAGE/WORKSHOP WITH 1200 SQ. FT. UPPER " LEVEL CENTRAL AIR COND. A "ONE OF A KINO" HOME SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! $125.000. 81 Ferm Equipment n.., •!ZOO· A new book by JMmes Jacoby UK! his fatlrer, the late OswJIId J.wby, is now avaihlble at boolrstores. It is 'Jacoby on CJinl Games, • publisbed by :;::;:::::;:::;::::;:::::;:=::::== k Ca,p.-.on• t.••m:rtc etoftl•. 121. 1172 ·Camaro. ............ AI it. 12&0. 1171 Ford· \6 ton · plok·up, 4 wheel New Ide• HJV Too4s with 2,8 1t7SChryol•llaoi1 -0 . 1 , f~ln ono,;,._ Now: 1 only, 7ft. N. 1. I,.. Valwo ...,_ c....,. c:ololn 1' 10 Conditioner. 05100. 1 e patty . 12800. ft. N. I. Disc Mower. TM1. 1•a10. •eo. 8ee at Jlm O .J .'ITradinvPos1.9-l Peftln.-. r-.&dence. Mile HIM 114-992· 7301 . Rd., Racine. U1'ed Equjpm~~nt : 1 rowN . I. 323 R. . .~ yourtelf with a nM Corn PlekeJ. 8 h . I . H. WhHI tM~Wyckitydg- ugsingertewlng disc. 7 ft. Dairy Blade. O.J .' s meahina . I uttuted 11 1 t Trading Pottl 1• -992- 7301 . 1211.0 . Your prto. tNs ""'"' anlr 111t.lt. Th• Fabric &hop. Bars. chalnt. snd spro~et• to Ht 114-H2· 2284 . • 1lm01t 1aw . SIOEAS EQ~IPMENT CO .. H1nd•son. For Sele: Portatlla hot rub spa. w. v.. 304-671!1-7421 . ...e:a fin comfottebty; Moto-Mttseee plw 3 }ets. C.remlc: 1 I ' fifth whHI cattle trill..-, 14' grain con .. .yor, creep tile, . . terior skirt. ditk.. undrM•t• lioht wilh fHd•. 304-176-&817. -... • . CoM 114-941· 2051, +6 Pharos Books. · IIIII! i I . Duroc Bo••· Ired just like the bolt's we t•t«< M the Ohto Tet11tton that glined over 2. 6 1871 Hickory kiAg Stock 1r1iler. lbt. .,..- diY, Rog• Bentley, 32 ft _ gOGH n•ck, 1800. Call ., 4-388-8194 . ' Soblno. OH . &13-184-2318. 1 Z foot meth Htlltt• dish, rtottv•r and tr•cker ..AI rtmot•. 2 .,..,. old. eott 13000.. wM Nil fl>r tiiO . C.llt14·111Z· 1711 ""• 1 :00 .. 814-892U12. W~t beat every other East-West In that tournament section. Declarer was rigllt to go_all out. He bad loet one more diamond trick than the other declaren, but be still needed to make nine tricks to get a decent result. @ wen; .,.,.....Md. m....., tQt88 W..t -..- ....... UU MW op•Mid ~ betf with mllttrwi and •uu • A5 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South ttoa~~. ........ . Runllllble prl011. C•n 114«1-1 .... Golllpollo, Ohio. • .JUS • A 10 6 Appliance• for sale. S320. 304675 -7274. THE WORKING MAN'S FRIENO .. tA74 tJ5S .·; 81 Farm Equipment •ee5 tAKt I~;;::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::"'t...;---...,;----+---------., 51 Household Goods 64 Misc. Merchandise AUOitv f. CAUDAl. llAllOII ROBERt 80RDON. RIAllOI, 446-&2 16 IMY flDYI.- iEAllOII. 446-3:113 25 lDCUSl SIRE£!. GAlllfOll$. OHIO EAST WE$T I .\ 11\11'\i II ll ' 'll New wood 6 pc. livmg room suites. $399.95; New living room suites from $179.95 to $700., Chett of drawen, 4 drawer. S48 ., 5drawer, S69 .96 ; End tables from $69 .95 set . U..d Furniture: bedroom suites. full sized beds. twin beds and rockers. Reclinan from S99.95 and up I I• .KQJ 107 starting- 899. "'SED- Beds. dreuers , ~ooin 1iUiter, $199·t299. Desks. wringtr wuh•. a complete line of used furniture. 446-3636~ Notml .• KQ2 • J4 By James Jacoby Realty ( ·~naday BRIDGE The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 31EOROOMS- I \I baths, LR w/stone fireplace, 24x24 family room. k1tchen w/appliances, covered patio, car· porl·workshop. FENCED YARD For your children and/or pets is one of the lea· lures of this 3bedroom ranch we are sureyou Will appreciate. Another is the price ol $43,000. North Gallia schools. #443 RUtLAND Neat as a pin 3 bedroom older home situated on a nice sized lol wifh several truil trees and garden space. Large fover with open slairway and natural woodwork. Priced at $27,500. · #438 NEW liSTING OF HOlE IN THURIAN Plus Q adjacenl buildings and extra lot. Completely remodeled 5 room home. Forced air furnace bath. vinyl siding, storm windows, Insulated. Old 2 story store building with basement Good forced air heating s~stem, restroom. All painted, in good cond1llon. Vinyl Sldmg, asphalt shingle roof. Newer 40x48x 13 burlding, concrete lloor, kilchen area.. restroom, well insulated, attraclive uni Dwelling, 2 qualily bu1ldings and extra lot. All tor $82.000. #325 . EYE FOR QUALITY? Then come see this modest, but cute 3 bedroom, vinyl sided home. 18x24 garage. Low utilities. AI· tordably priced at $32,600. #311 HERE'S A GENTUIIAN'S COUNtRY PlACE You'll have liltle to do.except relax and enjoy one of the best built homes in the county. Th1s Is a roomy 2100 sq. ft .. 3 bedroom brick wrth 31? acres of rolling land. Prestigious nerghborhood 1n an area restricted to higher priced residentiaL Thr ee large bedrooms. formal dining and charmmg tam· ily room with see-through fireplace. The kitchen includes Corningware range. new retngerator, ml· crowave oven, dishwasher and lots ol _oak cab1· nets 2 lull ceramic baths, and an oversiZed 2 car garage w~h automatic door. You'll be greeted by an outstanding view lrom each wlhdow. This stately appearing home will be hard to match rn today's market. Priced at $114,600. nos . RETREAt NEAl TYCOON lAKE 2 bedroom mobile home on 3 wooded lois within walking distance to the take. Nice screened-in pa· tio for summer evenings. Bottle gas heat Quret, retax:i~g atmosphere. $15,000. The location and the price. Your tour will find 3 bedrooms. I \\ baths. formal living room. plusnew wallpaper and parnt Located in Spring Valley £slates. $56.900 See it tor yourself. ~100 THE AMERICAN DREAM COME TRUE Jus! imagine the prettiest home in the loveliest sett1ng lhal you've ever seen and thi s home will lop it Perfe ct settin g ttrees, small pond. huge boulders) for a ~ery handsome b11ck, I \\ slory overlookmg the nver. 4 BRs, large family room. 2 frrepla ces. formal dinrng, 2 baf hs, inground pooL Owner has moved out of state. musl selL $95,000. #134 LeGRANDE BOU LEVARO 14 yr. old frame with low ullhty b1lls !woodburner in cl uded). 3 bedroom s, livrng room, large k1lchen ci a, covered pati oand fenced ba ckyard. Just lhe right srze and location for starter home or retire· · men!. Green schools. $38.000. #411 A PLACE YOU'll LOVE TO CAll HOllE Charming 2 story viny l sided home gives you a wonderful warm feeling. Includes 4bedrooms 1\\ balhs. living room withfi_reptace, attractive d1ning room wolh corner chrna cabrnets, large eal-in kitchen and .full basement with a second fire' place. Quality detailed construction througiJ.out. 'Located on a quret dead end street within walking distance to schools. 2 C'ar garage. All for $65,000. - ---#209 BEGIIjNUS CAN BE CHOOSY! You must see this 3 bedroom home located in Syracuse. 2 full baths, drning room and family room. Heated 2 car garage w1th water. Mfordablt pri ced at $39,900. #236 AJTENTION IIOBILE HOME OWNERS! 1 acre vacanl ground . along Route 7. Includes 11ver lrontage. located 1ust below Eureka. $7,000. #124 EXECUTIVE HOlE For the tirst t1me, this custom designed and supenor quality home is oNered lor sale..Located on II beautiful acres (more ava~lable), th1s 5year old brick home offers space, pr1vacy and scenrc vrew within a lew mrnutes of H.M.C. Some ol the out· standing features are 4 bedrooms, 21? baths, spa· cious kitchen/living area. 20x40 pool. 2 car gar· age plus a lully _insulated 24x36 detached multlurpose building with balh. Call lor more rnlorma. JOn. *413 . f; Well-kepi home with the of leaded glass buif1-ln china cupboard and bookcases. and lh e praclicality of lots of closet space Other lea-. tures include 3 nice s1zed bedrooms, hardwood floors and a pr~ ce in the $30s. #444 OUT-OF·STATE OWNER IN A BIND!!! Musllet thrs 3 bedroom brick and frame go NOW' 2 baths, fam1ly room. firepla ce, nice flat I acretol Possible VA loa n assumption. $57.600. Pick up that phone and call TODAYII' #304 FREE MOB! LE HOME Buy lh1s 2 acre lol and we 'll g1ve you a 12x60 2 bedroom, I ~ bath mobile home. ThiS 1969 Elcona home is rn good condilion. The land has a fine home site, lots of lrees. asmall stream, 1s close to the river and only. 3 mrles from town. Pn ced at $_12,000. A Good Investment For Someon e! #130 HOUSE HUNTING BECOMING A BOREl You ca n get excited about th is rmpressive 2 slory in .Tara Estates. Homey family room warmed by a · •fireplace, wonderfully appealin g kitchen. 3 large bedrooms. 2'h baths. Master bedroom has hu ge walk-in closet. 2 furnace and au condltionrng units. 2 car garage. New vinyl S1drng. Pnced al $87,500, it deserves your allention today' #133 42 ACRES OF BARE LAND Moslly wooded with some saw timber. 4 acresm/1 of bonom land. Good place to build. Water tap ~ard _ for. Located m Vrnlon or Glenn Summit Road. ~ m1le south of Vinton. Asking $20,000. #337 BESl BUILDING LOT Build the house you have been dreaming about on this excellent IOO'xl75' lot, 2 blockillrom H.M.C. City water, sewer, natural gas. $13,500. No mobrle hom.s. nt8 ., ) I ·' ' \ �August 9; 1987 .i\"11. .( _ !HAT DAILY C. fl';l 't) . PUIZLIR 0~ ~QU _ _ _ _ _ __; Edltod !."'- by CLAY R. POLLAN -=------ 0 Reorron.ge the 6 scrambled wdords below t·o moke 6 simple words. Print letters of 71 · Autos for Sale 1975 Nqva, greet cond. t1 000. 1979 Ptvmouth Horizon, good cond.. axcel . gnmllage. t1000. Call 614· 441· 1781. ea ch in its lme of SQuares. 1977 cemero. rally sport, •uto .• ps., pb". 11500. Cell 614-21511141 or 25fJPI843. ' THURCC 1979 Regll, low mil... ntw p.~lnt . 1981 Chwette.tow mil... 1984 Pontiac. T -1000. 1985 Chevette. 1984 Reliant. Cell 11 4-441· 1980. ' 1978 Ford Pinto at 312 Le Grande. $800. Call 614· 446· 7402. .. I. I. I. · I. TADIMS LI 1983 Chi'Vette. Sttnderd, 4 speed, in good ccndition . 49. 000 mile.. 132 ·ButternUt Pomeroy, Ohio. 16 . p A. R M I heard mewing from the car stopped next to me. The driver retrieved a kitten from under his . hood. He suddenly dropped the furry animal in my lap and took off. I named the I I~===~=~~· .~~ 17-=.-l:_;.:.I:;,_:.r,la,:.:..,..l--1 . kitten " I . 1983 Auto• for iala Chwette 1986 f:ord Elttort, low' mile.ga. exeellent condition, 2 door. SJ&bo cash. 6.14~ 388 - 9755 after 5 p.m . 71 Autos for Sale 72 ~· ' ------'-'---·k- 1977 Ford Mav•rick . On• own•. 3 tpMd, A.C. •110. 1980 Dietel V. W. Rabbit t1150 . 1973 Piper Ch•o... 140 •13.000. 1974 wrockod Oorvent eon111enlble 11800. 1982 Fo•d Exp. PI , PB• .W. AM-FM, sun roof, le•h• ...... t2000 cMh. CaU 114-318· after 15 p .m. 1188 .f'ontiac U Mana. 2 ctoor,. h•d top, high performance built engine, 4 tPMd. Good condition . 12400. Cell 114-7422373 ·a fter 4:00 p.m. b-- 1982 OldtmobilaToronldo, di• ael engine {locked up) , .Will eccept anv rtMOnable oH•. Call 614. 992· 2171 em end I :00 pm . 8 :00 automadc. Runt oood. no ru11, 304-171· 7371 . 1171 Pontiac C.talinL tl500 Ot' Mit off•. 104-571-2 824. 72 Trucks for Sale GMC 1981 pick-up. 8 ely .• 3 lpd;• fow milage. AM -FM radio . ltep tlump•, new battery. bodv· good cond. Cell 114· 441· 8720 eft• 1 :00pm. I:/OJ.31in8!i~O !iOV'/31:/J. ueut~ 'I~V'IIIid J.SQIV'I~ ON003S 446-6610 HOJ.nl:/0 NEW LISTING ~5 rm . ran ch. 5 yrs. old on 2 acres near L angs~ille. Range. re· h1g.. dbl. s1nk. carpeting, elec. BB heal, woodburner. ga s well and atttc · ian. $38.000. NICE & LARGE-8 rms, 3 bath s. lg. lam~y rm. with wood umt. cook and bak e un1ts. Disposal. dtshwasher, pantry, dm;ng rm .. central heal . lg. lol lor the cht ldren. $50.000. 1.55 ACRES- Near Pomeroy. Just off Rt. 7. Askm g $4,000. SYRACUSE- One fl mod· ern 2 Br home. Birch cabi· • nels. cook umts. retng. , oak floors and Ig. corner lot. Ask· tng $37.500. 3 YRs . OLD-One fl. 7 rms.. 2 baths. 3 Brs, cook umts. refng., car pet;ng, basement, rec. rm. 30•20, lg. I~rep lace, garage 30•30 and tenn;s court. $97,500 SYRACUSE-) rm . ra nch. 2 baths, equtpped k;tc hen , 3 Brs. carpetm g, all elec and level lot. HANDY ANOY-Wanl a 2 bath home. has up to 5 or 6 Brs. Family rm .. pan eling, carpetmg. and 2 lois. Oiler Wanted . RT . 7 BY·PASS -N1cely remodeled small 5 rm . one lloor hou se. Carpetmg, new ,bath, 2 porches and garden space. Only $21 ,000 No foDIIn' Around, We Mean Busineul! 992-3325 Housing . Headquarters NEW LISTING! LOCATION, LOCATION , LOCA· TIOII, 442 JERRY DR. (Ptoasanl Valley Sub.) Extra mce 3 bedroom bnck tan ch w1t h l ull ba se; mert. Level lot. Home has·had ex cellenl ca re New owners have nothm g lo do bul move ngh1 1n 1Call lor more dela~ ls! #2457 YOU'YE BEEN LOOKING AND LOOKING - STOP! Call CENTURY 21, sel up a showm g and see out future home, Very n; ce 3 bedroom ranch hon•c 20 plus acres: 30'x46' garage 20'•40' metal buildmg and so much more #2436 1 178Convertlon GMCVan , PS , cond,. 304-676 ·2131 . PB . ~•ir PRICED TO SELL NOW FOR ~AttractiVe briCk and vmy l .ranch m Gt een School 01stnct . Over 1500 sq. lt. of IIVtngat ea includes a tamtly room and den, cen lral an. satellite d1 sh and more. Call lor appotnt rnent 44 -3644 ~~~:~ticn, u;oo. 304-675 - AGED JUST RIGHT ~ II you are you ng enough to enjoy and ol d enou gh to appreetate the charm ot old homes. Come see Ihis one' 3 bedrooms, bath, din1n g room, bteakfast nook and more. •2355 2 car garage wtlh exira storoge space 3 bed room s. l'h baths. hv;ng room, dtmn g area '"d mor e. Lot stz e approx 65'x85', N1ce netghbo• hood, $40s. #1123 NEAR RIO GRANDE ON SR 325 ~ LOT WITH ME· TAL JIUILOING (30"x40" ) - 100' ot road lion tage. $10,800. Callloday. #2371 OWNER MAKES IT EASY! Will help w1t h lman c;ng1 Log cab;n and 42 actes more or less. 3 bedrooms, formal dinin g area. basement. approx. 25 'x25' garage (unattached) . Elec. heat pump/centtal a;r, pond. #2301 133 ACRES MORE OR LESS ~ 2 sl ory older home wtlh 3 bedtooms and more, 2 barns, pon d, to· bacco base, 2 storage bu ildmgs. Only ap prox. 1 m1les from town. #2263 lll ACRE FARM - LARGE TOBACCO BASE~ Pictmesq ue setltng, modern 3 BR hom e, ltke new 2 car garage, rural waler being installed. Good fe ncing, 4 farm ponds. 88 acres allalfa and 2 barn s. This is a good pr of;table farm and well Ia· ken care of. Call soon as the tobacco crop needs immediate attention! 1 #2380 BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES MIL OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER! - f car attached garage, 3 bed· rooms. living room, formal dining area, kit chen complete w1th appliances. Add ison Township. Low $40s. #2385 COUNTRY LIVING. BUT CLOSE TO TOWN~ Crew Road tn Meigs County. Split level on 3 "res m/ 1, 4 bedrooms, I~ family room wrth fireplace, 2 car garage, brick and alum. Si ding. Nice home. Pnced in the $60s. #2348 SUPERB SETTING ON 1.4 ACRES WITH tOTS OF TREES - Great tor the family . 4 bedroom s. J\ol baths, lamily room and 2 wood iJur.ners. lg. kitchen with trt~ of cabinets. Hou se nas been re· cently vin yl std ed making tor low mamtenance. Ntce deck, nch garden spot and 2 car garage. Call today for appointment. - " m74 C 1987 Century 21 Real Estate Corporation as . · r.~dbet!t~· 5 !~:s~' · 74. Motorcycles 1974 Honda 90 Trail Bike. e.~~:c:elient ccndllton, low mileage 130Q.: l<awaseki' 100 Oit1 Bike. 5017. 1974 Chevy ~ ton pick-up with topper. axeel. cond. Call i14_2_ 11_·_ 18_9_8_ . ----"-~~ 1 repair, parte. end tuppli ... Pic:k up end dellvtrv. Davis Vacuum Cltener, one htlf mile . up O.crg• CrNk Ad. Call 11•· 441·0294, Tr• and atump rtm0¥81. none. muk:h. topsoil, lprtylng, diM~\ 198730 ft . flfthwh... Scamper C•mp• with or without 118• .F.otd . piok· up, C•ll 6U. H2· 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 24 rt. c.mptr wf1h tandem wh ... l , full bath. Goad condition; Sleept abl. C•lll14· 882- RON ' S Television Sarwlce. Hou• c~l• on RCA, Quaur, OE . Spedtling in Zenllh. CaH 7272. 304·871·:i388 or 114· 441· 2.114. Turbo hydromttic 400 for Oldl· mobile t100. •nd 1974 Monte Carl9, good engine and 'trans. Cell after 5 p.m., 304-896· 32' trail•. ... f.eontained, bedroom. "lir", many extras. awnIng . Krodel Park. Pt. Plt. .nt. WV . Nc phont calls Pit.... Like romcM\1. C.ll 304 · 875· 13~1 . . 9. Cor. Fourth end Pine GaMipoUs, Ohio Phone 114-441-3888 or 114· 441 -4477 -;;;--;;:;-:=-;--;--- 84 Electrical & Refrigeration 1"-- - - - - - ' - . - - Reaidentltl or commercial wir· lng. New '"vice or repairs: Lieanted electrician. Ettimata frH. Ridenour Electrtc81, 304· 171·1786. & Refrigeration OWierd Wlttr Servietl Poott, Cltternl. Walta. Oetivery Any· lime. Cell 114-44$-7404-No Sunday elllla. J • J W..., Servi~. Swimming poolt, c•t•nt, wellt . Ph . 814- 245·9281. R • R Water Service. Home dat•n•. wtllt, pools filled . Fornl*tv Jam• Bov• Water. Coli ]04-171· 8370. f.q.rmerly Ken'• now John ' • Watllf Service, John Watterson, Jr. Owner. 1,000 cr 2 ,000 gel Hrvice. 304 - ljo715-~248 . Dump Truck Sar'liCt. coal, li· mfttone. aand. ;ravel, dirt, trtlh etc, P,one 304-87&-3190. link fancea, · thruba. Oon's Landtcapae. Call 114· 441 · 9M8. 14ft. Bott, trtiler, e~~>c&l. cond ,. 36 HP . Evinrude motor. Price to sell. Call 614 ·446- 2tl55, E\tlen. 1978 400 Hawk Hon da. runt 6 444 Hon~a XL260S, good condition. t425.00> Seart elr comprenor. 304· 675 -3298. 1982 Shattt, 15Y.J ft ., AC ., TV antenna, aeif-con,ained. Sleeps 5. J;:xoel . oond. Cell 614-245- Wuteuon ' t W•t•r Hauling. r•••onable ratea. immedi.te 2.000 g•llon delivery , c:r.tem .. poot1. wall, etc. c ell 304· 57152911. 87 Uphotate~ R &. · M Cottom Couc:hH llftCI Reuphol11ery, &1. At. 7 , Crown ·Chy. Oh. 114· 216· 1470. Eve. 114-448- 3438. Op• dHy 9 to • =30, Sat. 9 :30 to 1 :30. Old & new Uphoatered. Mowr-v's Upholttering ,.,.ing lri county tree 22 veer•. The beat in furniture upholstering. C.ll 304 · 175 - 41 54 for tree ntlm.-tet. 2794. 3138 . New. ' 1980 Felly Tree Trimming, etump Rotery or cablli tool drilling. Most welt compl.ted •am• dt¥. Pump all• Md atn~lce. 3041911-3802 ' St.rkt TrH end Lawn Service. lawn care. 1..-.dKtping, stump ramoval, 304 -178-2842 or lulldlng ·and remodeling, room additions. rOofing , layout, 1..-el· lng. skiing. , bathroomt, concrete, eltctricll, drywall. plumbInti· 304-171· 371 3. • r FIRST TIME ON MARKET IN OVER A HUNDREO YEARS - Agood tamtly hve5tock farm. 186 actes more or less. 80 acr e~ ltllable. some ltmber. Ihe rest IS beautilul pasture land wtlh cteei tunntn g through the mtddle. Complete set ol larm build· tngs wtth a strong grav;ly led water supply You · must see th•s one. Call novr. TAKE A LOOK TODAY AT THIS SHARP BRICK AND FRAME RANCH - 3 spac;ous bedrooms, lamtly room. formal IIVmg room, 2 bath s. heat pump /central atr, 2 car gara ge. In· ground 18•36' pool wilh pnvacy lence. Manicured lawn . City sch ools. #2406 BUILDING LOT NEAR RIO GRANDE ~ Vacanllot w1th sept;c, well waler. 163 H. road lronlage, good for mobtle home or hou se. $8,640. Call lor mtor· mation. #2369 GUY AN TOWNSHIP - 37.24 ACRE FARM with 2 story 4 bedroom home. Includin g lamtly room, formal dining, bath, two car ga rage. Appro• . 46'x60' barn, 2 corn cribs. $39,900. Ca ll lor more information. 1118 ST: 4 wheel driv e. 32,000 mil •• t8.700 . 304-895· 3082 . R 0: g • r • I a t e m e n t Wotorprootiog. SWEEPER ond •-lng m-ioe I ' OUVERS ,,.. Trimmi ng, tOppiftg, trimming, pruning dt..:l wood, storm damage, take ACROII 462 2ND AVE .-446· 4206 tWIIIMs Real Estate General · YOU , TOO. CAN BENEFIT BY COUNTING ON SMiTH FOR TOP NOTCH SERVICE, LISTINGS NEEDED .NOW. Cifr rta 10! mOte H110rmalr()n, ' ?! ;/;/Iff ~al' 6J&zk A HOlE FOR THE ENTIRE FAIIlY ~ Spac tous 4 brdtoom bnck ranch near HMC lnclude5 2b!lhs. IP, lam;ly room. 2 l~reol•c.,;. lor mal dtniiiR. full hmshed basement. newer gas furnace and cenlral a1t ,newer thflr mal wrn dows and much ITIOI e Call G:r rn == I:Y RtSIOEN11Al IN'IESrMENlS COM~EAC!fl l. FAA~o,~$ v•GINIA SWIH, POIR, IU ·IU6 IUTII GOOOY, IEALTOI, U6 ·Ul6 ·DIAN CALUIIAH, IULTa.. 2l6 ·USI l!IINY GOODY . IULTa.. 1!6·931• NlW liS'JIIUi ON TH£ IUUn ll1vtrlul tw lcl ltonw: S rtun !101ft IOWft. l '"'" . ' Nth. O"fJittd 11l1hty flft . tlt· ll'l 111. w/ lo.ld1 of c1b1nets Ap· _,,, 24' ol NmtlfhOfl blown tn att" Ctnhllllf . low wt1Hty b1lls . ~"' ' c.... SdiOGh r· s~~ . ooo . lOCIItd (1ft NEW . bedrm .. 2 story home located only . .block ctty sc hool. Handy locat ton lor shopping. churches and schools. New alum inum stdm& New windows.• • Pri Ced nghl: $43.500.00. • .. 446-6106 PROFESSIONAL SERYIC~ MAKIS THE OlfHREiiCE ~1358 Buln lllt lfd. .... BEAUTY IN THE PINES - Is lhtl spactous briCk and frame tri·level 4 to 5 bed.rooms, newe• plank lloot1ng 1n k;tchen, tamtly room w1lh hreplace. tor· mal d;mng, hvm g room, rec, roolfl, 3 baths, at· tached 2 car gat age All this s;luated on 41h acres. Call loday lot your own personal vtewtng. • 1110 Will. llWUSIINC· J AC M il . ~ MOillE HOMt hook.ups. upllcbnkalld ruul schoo ls. lll.!IOO. •• •• •• • • • • • e • v • • • OWNERS MEAN BUSINESS! REDUCED THE PRIC.E FO THEIR HOME OVER $14,000.00. Lo, vely bnck & lrame ranch wtth o ~er 2,000 sq It , 3 bed• ooms, tamtly room. rec room, garage and so much more. Call lor an app Ointment now' YOU'RE' MISSING SOMETHING II you don'l 1nqtm e aboul lhts 4 bedroom, 2 sloty, lwo baths, lo rma lli~mg and d1n1n g rooms .lull basemen! wtth lamtly room. rec. room , ut il1ty room and pal; o w1th excellenl v1ew Ctty school s. Heau1 11u1home Call lo see. SUPER BUILDING LOT - $7,700.00 - Appt o{ 120'xl79', rural water. Walnut and pme trees. #2440 NEW LISTING! WANT A BIG YAR01 ~ To build that new home' If so, call us about these 3 acres more or less. Ru ra l water and utilittes on same side of road. Land is le~el .- Very mce butld;ng stte. #2422 TOWN MIDDLEPORT~ 2 story hom e with 2 car garage; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplace, lar ge front porch, 'work shop 1n full. basement. Pr iced in the $30s. Ca ll today. #2391 14'x70' CHAMPION MOBILE HOllE - Large liv· ing room, bath, newer carpel, buill·1n pantry in kitchen, large deck, newer hot water heater. Washer, dryer, window air condrt ioner, appli· ances included. What a deal! #2408 SREDUCEDf NOW ASKING $42,000for this extre· mely neat and clean 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with lots of extras. 5 acres more or less wtth slacked pond surround this home. Charm you mu st see! #2390 NEW liSTING! ' NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME IN TOWN - Includes family room, l 'h baths and woodburner. Home has recently been remodeled. Immediate possession. $37,500.00. #2445 REDUCED TO. $32,000 - Owner wants a deal. · Land contract, rent or buy this 1'h story, 4 bed· room home. Situated on I acre. Ca ll lor your ap· polntment today . . #23 79 m31 • e • IIllO R£CU1LY MOOUNIZ( D in$\de 1nd oui.,J I&; btdrms .. Ph b'1115. prdtn tub. nn country blue tltthen w/ sol•d o1k cab ine ts. screened DOlch. NIW GAI~I. 21' .~.. w/htlt , 200' wirina Cln be ustd for car rt · polr, rte, $41.100. lllU III£W UITiliG: Tht fltm tb't llu eve r~ ont loolinl. Also fot lbe INII wfKI wents his own worhltop llZ' a4Z'). Includes 53ac. 5cltll , lob. bue . lrtlit trtts. ttrewbenles, l or 4 btdrooms. Extra Ia. ll. huat country kltclttn. PJntry ani{ bltfl, Unbtllevable view , you u n ue lot milts. Best ol ali the p1ice Is only $37,900. , •1044 ACI£S: POftEII. Oll 51554: ltttntly 11modlltd 2 story homt. LR Dl, 4 lis, !emil)' room w/~lf . loeds pr cabinets. utility rm .. sunporeh.· s.ette. Allie. ntiS. h111t1hd trHS tn tiM Jlt'd. S50s. HOr,lE & IV> ACRES. $35,000 - Altra ctiVe 2or 3 bedroom home near junction 775 and 14 1 Ha s la mtly roo m, lir epla,e, basemen!. 2 car gara ge lmmedta te possession. #2 449 MENU FOR TODAY! "" How about a tasty diSh ol mcome? 2 story h~ e and 2 bedroom ga rage , apartment located tn· City. Call today tor more In · form alton and an appmntment. #2324 $$ OWNER ANXIOUS FOR OFFER!! - MUST SELL! ~ 1.153 acres on Bu lavi ll e-Add;son Ro ad includes septi c and <Ural water. Good location tor mobile home or Mouse. .. . · n2359 tru11ee for tNt NAF. e and "' ..:! trademarks of Centuey 21 Real Estate Corpofinon. ~ual HQufing Opportunity t . • • .. _ 101" 41 Supports 44 Hypolhel\(;ll Ioree 48 Unit of J- NEW LISTING: 3 bedrm .. 2story, located Modern kitchen . Close to schools, ch ur ch • Garage apart ment tn rea r. Prict: $&,,900.00 • NEW LISTING ~ Newly remodeled, 3 bed;~m· home neat Patnot, close to Auct1on Barn. for sale now. ;mmed;ale possesston . $29,500.00. 3 BEDROOM HOllE IN PlANTS SO - Excellent co ndt!1o n. New rool. ~inyl sidln & insulated. futi basement. Ctty waler an d santlary sewer. $55 000 REDUCED TO $48,000. , . ~ • • • • • . •• • e • • NEW LISTING " • Buy 3 ways'!' 3 bedroom home with 88 acres • $65,000.00. 3 bedroom house with 3 actes. $43,000.00: • 0• buy l he 88 acr.,; lor $21.500.00. Hannan Trace Rd. THREE BEDROOM REIIOOELED farm hom e with 144 • acres, 19 acres bollom, tob. base. 3 barns. Near Mudsoc. • Now $53,000. • • COMFORTABLE COTTAGE ~ 2 bedrms., situated along Garlield AVe. Buy now lor $16,000. • •191 UICIAIID FIAilCL0$1 TO HOUlR: Dtlko.roltomuod lo<rtiOft., • • e NEW LISTING: THIS ONE HAS IT ALUI- 70 al:res with barn. outbuildings, 1,065 lb. tobacco base. Near Crown City, Hannan Trace Schools. Buy now for $58,000. • • e • BUY NOW: 2'h acre lot located within Springfield Twp.' Galha Co. $10,500. •• • • BUILDING LOT: 75'xl20' Rodney Village II. Urtder· • ground servi ces, co u'nly water and sewer . No mobile • homes. '5,500.00 • • e ,• APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES of level ground adjacent to Pleasa nt Vall ey Estates; 350 ft. road frontage wrth city water. sewer and gas on prem~ses. $400 per front foot. • • • Ch es h~re Twp Kyger Creek schools. Approx . :~~:::.~~~~:~f~r~~;:~!~::~;;;~!' Plus 11 acrnand Put3 thiswtll dtsllllldpofld. homt. """"WORTH btdrll.,SIIING: 11. kit.. laundrY WORTH ,- ., , -, .. ~·_:,; IIMS. • •• Rd .. \l acre, wbtp, pool. Buy now for $49,500. . 3 BEDROOM HOllE ON .KATHY DRIVE near Holzer Hospital. Low traffic area, large backyard . .WBFP, Ga llipolis city school district. Price $45,000. , NEW LISTING! OnRLOOKING OHIO RIVER~ 12'x65' • 1967 mobtle home. One acre iand w~h 2 car garage. Call .loday. T~is one won 't last tor $10,opo. • 135' COIIMERCtAl FIIONTAGE along Eastern" Av1nu1. e :·where the Action ls!l" Call lor, more into. • • PlEAS!' CAU 446-6106 WE HAVE HOMES, fAIMS, INVUTMENTS 01 WAli·IN 450 2nd AYI. · We ore hl11 to .. , .. you! ~OUR SELLING REAL CALL AN EXPERIENCED m~~E. 62Medtlll8 64 AI what place? 88 88 70 72 73 Frashels " Mlmlc Conaumed Devoured "A Night at the _ .. 74 Large bird . n Roomlo~ 78 60 82 83 85 88 FlbuiOUI animate Alllxea Poland: abbr. Butt• oqu1rea Crown Indian Ienis · 87 SpefChtesa 88 Eleclrllted pertlcle 90 Cover 91 Unu11U81 82 The tun · 93 Drink of lhe godl 96 Blrd'o home 99Smallernumber 101 Wol Slreel aecuriUes 104 Time gone by 105 Cooking Yel881 107 Expire 108 Na11ve metal 109 Owing 1 10 ChtCicen 111-plece 112 Hearing organs 114 "-Moon" 118 Btll'd . 117 Beam 118- and fro 120 Appointment 122 ~ Angeles 123 Labels 124 Exlot 125 PllnlaaltpO: abbr. 127 He- inonth 129 Repeals 131 Portion 133 Agave planl 13-4 MYMif 136 A, E, - . -, U 137 Hurry 139 In favor of 140 Goddess ol healing 14'1 Cuahton 142 Ntlgetlve preflx 143 Alletnpl 145 Actor Hunler 147 True to lhe lacl 1~1 Obelruc:1 152 Mldd\41 Easl org. 153 Roman road . 155 Place 157 Choir voice 158 Lamprey . ' 158 Succulent part ottrull 160 eabylontan dally 181 Spanish article 183"'-'ded 185 Oexterlly 187 Rough lava 186 Thai ta; abbr. 189 Writing labial 171 Cubic meier 172 Uncanny 173 lnundallon 175 Wlnler Y&hlele ~'="""1r::--r.-r.--=- ~ NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOlE located along Roush currency . 47 Sanla ~, N.M. 48 Chi- pagoda 48. AI 1111\mes; ~lc .50 "Salem's -" 51 Born 53 Rhodit tiltartd; abbr. 54 FOOibllllally 55 Coli 57 Culda ~ 59 Splall child 60 Unctuoua 61 Pierre \1 Ill , cap, ba: . THIS HOllE NEEDS A FAIIILY ~Pr eVIou s owner must have loved thiS older 2 slory ho use mlown 2nd Ave. location with in walkmg distance lo sh op: Garage apartmenllor add;t;on allnco me. Cal l and be the lust to see Ihis well cared tor hom e. #2407 • • 7 Dance otep 10 Sun. apuch • 13 LOOked fixectty ' 18 SedHIQn 20 RW.Island 21 Game al cards 22 To lhe lkle · 24 LM Mllor& role 25NMr 27 Behold\ 28 "~ American lnPir'IS" 29 Roman gods 30 Color allghtly 31 Knocka 32 ·Name lor a dog 34 "Peter - •• 36 Kind of foo3881ateot Uttlh 39 "- A Uvtng" ~ NEW ~I STING - NICE 2 BEDRM. HOllE.near E~ergreen on Evergreen·Prospect Rd. Approx. \l acre land, county water. Purchase oow lor $24,500. '••lly VACANT LOT! - Approx. 217 acres. Very ruce bUi lding site. Land lays flat . County wa ler bemg installed . Mineral righl s and small tobacco base mcluded. #2438 ,~ • • • 5I 160. Ask to 1M lnsi* this beautiful r1ndt. llls, country kitcMn . 111 .. Mfp .. nrport. I 1c:. 11/ l. low S50s. IIUI NEW liSTiliG: lmes m/1. Oldtr !11m homt. 4 bedrtns .. l bath, Ill · ift kltcMn. ltfp front porch. Block IAflll w/ WOtk 1111. 156fl toblcco btlt. Outbklp . $50.000. Or bomt w/ l ,ac . $40,000. I mi. frOIIIIO'Ifll . . I UL N(W H"'ME. Qu fck Slit makes tor a bt $urprind. Very wtll eonstructed · i:.;:;~i::~~:~;i~~~:;i~.:~::; Utility nn . could bt Jrd btdrm . tr! 11111 li~mc '"' " Andtrsen win· deck in t1ont 24' on sldt. l acre lot $42,000 ~! · LEVEL - 4 bedrooms, l;vm g room, 3 baths, formal dinm g area. Slorage bu1 ldm g and o~er I acre lawn. W;th ;n mtnul es ol l own. #2426 . .• -·---' --·.. .. COMFORTABLE COTTAGE Racco on Creek frontaif, situated along Bear Run Rd.-3 bedrooms. base ment, I bath. Buy now $35.000:00. Use tor summer or "vear·round "!!! WE HAVE THE PERFECT COTTAGE alone Raccoon Creek for you to spend your summer evenings and weekends ~ yeat around livin g. Buy now. $42,500. • • • • mn -· i • • • H2393 ENJOY SPACIOUSNESS HERE ~ 20 acres more or tess surround this 3 bedr oom ran ch wtl h ~ery . n;ce 30' x36' ga rage wtlh the shed on one s1de plus 20'x40' metal bu ild tng. Southwestern schools. #2436 EACH OFFICI! IS lfoji)!PENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. ' ' ' SUNDAY PUZZLER OWNER FINANCING'!! Poss•ble wtth small down paymenl All ypu have lodo ts move m Everythm g 1S spotl ss Ltv.ng room fealur es a mass11e slone l~repla ce 24x24 fam tl y room w/ w.h. hook· uP 3 bed rooms . I'~ bath s Compl le ktt chcn w/ appltances 1604 sq h of ltvmg space. co vered porch. ca rpori & wotkshoo Well matOia;ned. 2 m1les fr om ctty ~hown by appl. STUTES REAL ESTATE THE FRONT THAT'S HARD .TO PASS BY ~ 7 story bnck is total comlort w1th 1ust lhe nghl amount of dass. 3.400 SQ. tt. hvm g space plus 2 car gar age Family room. forma l livmg and dtmng, k1lchen plus sittmg atea 2 1n eplaces. Excellenl woodwork through out home. we could hst exlr as ~country mtle. We preler lo show you whal $72,000 wtll buy. #2425 mJJ REAL ESTATE 1979 Honda CA 250, ex cellent & ' Campers Unconditk>nel lifetime guaran· 1M. locll ref•.enca. fumfehtd. Fr• ...1m.._. Cell colltct 1-114·237·0411. dlllf or night. · CAR.:~~·~:.t¥::1NG General Hauling 178· 2103. tF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS ONE YET. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT T004Y! ~ Neal bnck tan ch. . NEW LISTING · OUTSTANDING LOCATION . VERY BEST CONSTRUCTION, EtELLENT NEIGH~ORHOOO You get 11 all in this one! Here is a fine bnck ranch w~h qual;ty wntten all over tl. ~.640 sq. ft. on the main level plus an enclosed breezeway and a co~ered porch with a wooded ~•ew . Includes a formal entry, large formal living room with fireplace surrounded by solid cherry woodwork (all the trim in the house is cherry and brr ch) , lormald1n1ng room wtth ntce v;ew of the woods, com · plete kttchen with lots ol cabinetsand all the appliances plu salarge e~eryday e~ti~ga rea. Atam· . dy room with fireplace, solid birch bookcases and wall w1th ~tcture Windows (lhts tSa ~.ery hand· some room). 3 large bedrooms and 2 bath s plus a small oH1 ce olf th e k.1tchen ~tth bu1lt·mhies. On the luwer level, Ihere is an additional 2,640 sq. ft. wtth about 1700 ftntshed tnto 2 more bedrooms and a large family and rec. room with 3rd fireplace, bath, large utility room , large furnace room and 2 storage rooms offer you all the space you w1ll ever need. Heating and cooling ts handled by 2 new nat. gas furnaces and elec. arr cond1t1on systems, both of wh ich ha~e elec· lron tc air filters. ('Broker's Nole' - We seldom see a home where the butlderhas used the very best materials and craftsmanship. Th1s ISan outstanding property and wtll g1~e lhe new owner many years of happiness.". $149.500. #lll 1:-:=:-:-:-- ---'---- I' J'9MOtiiifliHOrii\8il~ I omes Outboard Mctor· like new 1984 M11r in8f 40 H.P. electric 111111 long thtft· Shift bo11 ignition panel. Htt had verv limited ute. 111 off• of e1995.00. Day· 814 -446· 31144. Evening• 614· 4·8 · 3796 . STERN WHEELER ·' 38 ' , in· cludat treiltf. e2900 Oj. belt off or. Celt 814-446-789. IAIEMENT WATERPROOFING . Real Estate General On lhts qualttv & frame bt·level wtth lots ot charm and loving cat e. 2 baths. lamily roM•. hvtn groom, eteclnc heat pump/cer1\ ral an , ? ca1 gat age. stor age butld mg. 11.. acre lawn Call loday' 82434 ~2424 Real Estate General 19a~ · H0nd a XR 3SOR, bought neW In 1986. Runt •11tra good 1860.00 . Phone 304 · 875 : 5431 . 1911 Hundt CA125. low h1 1.. ;oodtlwiiPe. C•lll14· 379·265·2 anv time. -' AN EVE CATCHER• ~ lh1s sharp ran ch w1ll catch your eye lot sure as you v;ew lhe gorgeous cath e· dral ce1l111&"' the liVIng room and masl er. bed . room. 1'h bath s. recenlly carpet ed lamtly room, 20' x24' unatt ached garage Br eat hlaktng country VIew Chatoi81S Htlls atea P11ce $61.000 00. . H2389 NEW LISTING - Ranch type hom e in the country restmgon over 2 acres ol ground. fu ll basement, 3 bedr ooms. Only 12 years old. Wanls $29,500. HENRY E. CLELAND, JR . ........................ 992 ·6191 JEAN TRUSSEll .................................. 949·2660 DOTTIE TURNER .................................... 992·5692 TRACY RIFFLE ................... ......... .......... 949·3080 OFF ICE .. .................... .. ... ,.................. ... 992·2259 19t6 Hondt XR600A , t1400. Home Improvements 85 downt. Fr" Estlmatn. 304171·3817. ' #2442 NEW usnNG · ~ Here IS a cute little one lloor plan, 3 bed room hom e lookm g lot a new owner, n:ce k1lchen and bath, shed. equipped ktlchen and olher clean leatures $16,500. Don't 111ake the •rong call, Realt~." . - Call . "Cleland .. • t100 . Call304- 576-2824. REALTOR® 2.090 ACRES 1 / L VACANT LAND - Ready lo bu 1ld on wtlh dnveway and to undalton lor ahome Corner lot. $6.500. Call lor more mlormalmn ·NEW LI STI NG ~ Ntce gar age apartment 1n Middleport. 3 bed rooms, lull basement. a;r condtlloned. all on a level lot close to shoppmg. $21.900. NEW liSTING ~ Jl(, slory home 1n Rutland. 3 bedrooms, bath, bu;ld in& lront sitl;n g porch, all on a n1ce lot. 16 ft. fibet;lett. 40 HP . John· ton motor end trailer. e1500. Cell 814· 448· 1628 or 446" 1339. . 81 # Plumbing & Heating The Sunday 82458 PRICE REDUCED! 2 bedroom nome locate« "' ctty . Nice retir ement or fit s! ltm e_ home. Sunny and cheerful krtchen, liVIn g room , lpvely dmtng room. extra wtd e hallway, lull bath and l he nghl size lot to mow. Lots ol extras ;ncluded '" selhn g pnce_Call to see loday_Pnced 1n Ihe $30' s #2403 WEW LISTING~ RUTLAND~ 3 bedroom s, I !17 story home. Enclosed Iron! porch. equtpped k;\chen, storage buildmg. and part basement. $21.000. NEW LISTING ~ SYRACUSE~ Bn ck and Ira me ranch lype home with basement. 1 car garage, 3 bedroom s on le~el large lot. Lar ge fenced rear play area. Home IS m e>cellent condition 1n a gs><Jd loc atton. Ca ll lor · ~~omlm ent. $39.500. 1981 Kewaaekl~ Call 614'· 448· 6980. ' ~en 304- 87~ · 3268. 11•·448· 2948 . I~ ' LARGE FAMILY , home tn Adda~;ll e School area, I b~em eot. elec. heat with woodburner hooked to 'furnace duct. Priced al $36.500 00. ,2402 NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - If you like spa c;ous rooms and want the neal ness ot tastelul decor make an app omt· ment to see th1 s lo nely 4·5 bedroom home wrt h 2 bath s. k1tchen w11h cozy breakfast nook, lormal dmin g room . ulility room, full basement . Large neat acre lot. 2 car garage. Many other features• $62,900. · Gemefither • Seen. 12 ft. aluminum. Cell 614-245- 6532. 1977 Kawall)aki 260 dirt. Run· nlng condition.$1150 614-992· ' ' 15188. J ..p CJI5. After 6, 304 -fi7&· NEW LISTING\ EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE! 3·4 acres wooded acreage, frontage . along SR 588. Rural water and cable TV avai lable. W1thtn 2 m;les approx. !rom Ctly. Call today lot mor emlormatmn' Real Estate General 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 ·( 614 )· 992· 3325 Vans & 4W.D. 11177 ,_ ton ~odge Van . need• work. t200 or beat olfer. Call - 446-7699 SOUTHERN HILLS ••E., lfiiC. 01 Sli!MSNV Estate~ REALTOR OR WILL HOllE Owner will trad e tor larger home ~nd pay cash difference. This 2 bedroom hom e o~erlopk;ng the Oh io R i~er has little maintenance. Clean and nice, ;ns;de and outside. Call im· mediately'!! ,260 JUDY DEWITJ'. BROKER 388-1155 J. Merrill Carter ......................... 379-2ll4 Phyllis Lo~eday ..............:........... 446-2230 Becky Lana ................................. 446-0451 Patrick Cochran ......................... 446-J655 SJ.31·W~I:/OS TEAFORDm 1979 _Honda XR -260. GooJ ~i;d ·. 1600. Call 614- 268· 3 BIMe mcitorcvc !e trailer. f2$0 . 1974 Ford Van , 7~t12 utility bod¥'. 3?.000 actutl milu . Ver y good cond. Call304-6715- 7624 . Real 1~81:/311 Real Estate .General o Her. Call814-379-2742. 82 Auto Pan• · & Accessories ', • 2,.2. 0 &41 peweu 1 . 1 '110 ~OQI pue del .o\w U! 1ew:,ue AWij 841 peddoJp AIUSppns SH 'PD04 Sl4 J&pu, WCUj U9U!~ e PBAB!JIBJ JBA!JP &'tJ. ·aw 01 IXIIU paddOIS Jl!O 941 WOJj 5UIM9W PJl!94 ' I Real 73 78 Boats and Motors for Sale 1.9 85 24 ft . Pontoon flo•tboat. 70 HP E\f.nrude mator. trail.,, loti·.ExlrAI . See at Gtllipolit Boat Club. Cell 614 -441-4782. Ctll614. 448-3073. 1178 and 1178 Or«nlin, n-.ct• worll. both tor t4150, 304·876· 4441. Call betw"n 5 and 8 . I' 1 I' I' I' I' r I" 1· 1' I III II III I I I .:l:IOl3l:ln8l:lVO .. 1182 D"9e Ram 15b. Stand· trd trantmtuion, alant 1ix overdrivtt., No rutt, good tiret . neoo. 114· 985· 4•18. 1975 Cutla.. s,_.preme . V-8, 75 e11haust and tiret. tl.50 or bett 1175 3&o Chw . 1 ton dUmp. 1170 100 Ford HI Ft. dump. 1 M~rion dt.,mp, 8x18 telftcope hoya. Cell &1•· «8-2.767. 114•992· 1328. Motorcycles 1983 200 Big Red. Rebuilt engine. New ·chain, tprockfll uheust. tnd l irn. htra· factorY usoo. Colll14· 44&· •••• · e-........., .... 2 74 . 1980 O(Hiae plok-up, 3·1 8, 3 tpd .. n,ew P•rtt. and e11trae. ." . Trucks for Sate luntee.c.· rl•. .t~~nd•d 4 1petd. 41,000 mil .. . t2•oo. 132 ~ Bun...nut Aw., Pomll"oy. Qhio. 9?~6 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolia, Ohio-Point Pleuant. W. Va. Reel Estate General In •HIIent condition. 4 door. MORRET Q Comp lete the chuckle quoted 9 I I 1'." 0 . by lii Un~ In the mi>Si ng words I_ 1. . . • you develop from srep No. 3 below. ~-r...;rr-T__:..o.:.-1 I 71 114· 949·27&1 . 1983 Dodge Colt; 4 tpd. Sharp. t1799. Call614 -446 -4782. I August 9. 1987 • · wolD GAM I • • 176 Brown, as bread '· 177 Golf's Sam 178 Gull-like bird DOWN 1 lnvenled 2 Jumps 3 Diner sign 4 ~ Wednesday 5 JapaMM drama · 6 Type of cookie 7 Ma's partner 8 ea 111 9 Mine exceval\on 10 lncHne 11 Vaal age 12 Artificial language 13 Slender 14 Tantalum symbOl 15 untl of Siamese currency · 16 ~ormer Portuguese money of account 17 Sea eagles 18 Short weapons lor slabbing • 19 Frugallly • 23 Shoollng slar' 26 D'rtnk heavily 29 Fine powder 32 Crtlerlon 33 Golf mounds 35 Equally 36 Conspt(acy 37 Kind of dagger: pl. 40 Ached 42 Altracl 43- vera • 45 Greet< teller: pl. 48 Couple · 52 Slgh1 organ 56 Minor llem 58 Abyss 58 ACior Williams 60 Unloctced 62 "-Junction" 83 Recover 65 "~ lu, Brule" 66 Hurries 67 Tomb 88 High mountain 69 Edible seed 71 Bowed 73 Withstand 75 Pllhy remark 78 Rubber trae 79 Neon symbol 81 Hebrew tetter 84 Drunkard 87 Cryolcow 89 eack of neck · 92 Lei II sland 93 catch: colloq. 94 The aell 95 Highway 97 Drink slowly 98 River ducks 99 Clayey earth 100 Sin 101 Petitions 102 New Zealand p&rrot' 103 Vessel's curved planking 106 English ·streetcar 109 Vene1tan maglslrale 113 WaH< 115 River In llaly 116 Young salmon 119 Paddle 121 Nobleman 123 Shadow 124 Proposition 125 Shows compassion 126 Enlrences 128 However 130 Lingers 132 Give heed 133 Scolllsh cap 134 "Six ~ Dollar Man" 135 Ran away lo be married t 38 Short sleep 141 Crony 144 Old pronoun 146 Explode t 48 Doclrlne 149 Hall an em 150 "-Are lor the Rich" 151 Erased:•prtnllng 152 Plulonlum symbol 154 Nerve network 156 Jostp Broz 158 Lamb's pen name 159 Wan • 162 Conducted 164 Ocean 166 Anger 167 Rear ot ship Baaeliall leag. �'Page D-8-The Sunday i'imes-Sen1il1el Sox~et August 9. 1987 Pomergt Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. • zoologist . walks into bar, hlls drink, ·asks ·to defect SEATTLE (UJ;'I) - A Soviet zoologist walkec\ into a bar waving a tiny American !lag after slipping away from a tour group, shared a couple of drinks with patrons and asked them to help hltn defect, officials said. The scientist, Identified as Demltr! Vlnogradov, was among several scientists taking a bus . tour of the Washington state capitol in Olympia Thursday and remained behind after the group departed, officials said. does not, mean asylum .will be The FBI turned the defecior granted, and lt probably will take over to the U.S. Immigration and about a week for officials to study . Naturalization Service Friday the appllcaUon; Corrozza said. and he was taken to an undis· Vlnogradov, 30, was a member closeq locatio n in Seattle, said of the research vessel "BaPamela Carrozza, deputy dis· bevsk," that docked In Aberdeen, trlct director of the local INS Wash.. after spending several office. months studying fish· in the "We ~re talking to him and his Bering Sea. application for political asylum After slipping away 'from his has been accepted," she said. · tour group In Oiympla, the Acceptance of the appllca!ion scientist Walked Into Charlie's Restaurant and told patrons he patrons bought the Russian a was a Russian who loved Amer- "Tidal Wave," a concoction of and wanted to stay, author!· vodka; gin and rum. After Vlnogradov finished the mixed ties said. Robin Thomas, a bartender, drink he downed a shot of said the scientist was alone when whiskey . "I was told that he contacted he walked into the bar waving a little American flag and wearing local citizens and made it known a baseball style cap. to ihem that he was a defector "He'sald 'AmeriCa's great' and and that they helped hll!l contact kept talll:lng about how much he · the FBI," said Officer Larry liked It here," Thomas said . . pickerso.n of the Lacey Pollee The bartender said a couple of Department. Ica "The FBI brought him here and talked with him for a while, and they used the phone before taking him to Seattle." · Officials said the,defector had been part of a scientific expedition studying fish In the Berinl{ Sea for the past several months before the research ship pulled Into Grays Harbor In Aberdeen. Carrozza said Vlnogradov said · he has a wife and parents living In the Soviet Union: Giants sweep Reds . Ohio Lottery Daily Number 802 Pick 4 8719 Super Lotto 34-15-28 31-3-36 Page-3 • at y • Vot.37, No.84 en tine Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday. August 10. 1987 • Capyriphtod I 987 Clear tonl«ht. Low In the upper 50s. Partly clolldy Tuesday. Hl«h betweea 81 and 8~. Probability of rain near zero. 1 8ection, 10 Peg• 25 Cento A Multimedia Inc. N - - · Report says nation's economic outlook cloudy ' WASHINGTON ( UPI) - ThenaUon's economy Is skating on thin Ice and "cracks are beginning to appear," the Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee said in . a midyear economic report released Monday . · Most notably, the country's trade deflcll and lis continued status as a debtor nation threaten to undermine Its eeonomlc health, the report said. " In order for the Untied States to restore Its creditor status, today's deficit s will have to be transformed into trade surpluses ," It said . FINANCING .,...,.....,... Reducing the trade deflcll ·ls not enough, the · report said, Slnc.e the United States will have to run a trade surplus simply to ke.e p Its debt to other nations from growing. The Democrats also warned that if foreign countries cut off or reduce additional credit, the country could suffer a major economic contraction. "Either foreign Investors will continue to lend us money, adding to our future obligations, or tl)e foreign lending will stop. forcing a severe adjustment," the report said. "At midyear, the outlook for Improved growth remains clouded and cracks are starting to appear In the Ice." the report said. · The Democrats said the Reagan administration Is doing little to create Increased Internal growth that will reduce the external debt problem. They ·called for dedicating budget resources to Improving the skill of the nation's workforce, rebuilding the country's physical Infrastructure, Increasing federal programs that do statistical Racine c~ncerts prove to be big. weekend attractions AS LOW AS The community of RaCine sure with the pies and cakes being knows how to do things up right. donated by women of the Abou I every other weekend, community. country and bluegrass music Is There is also a shelterhouse provided. free of charge no less, . adjacent to the stage so If you ,' at Shrine Park In Racine. As don't feel like bringing along a word or the concerts has spread, lawn chair to the concerts, the crowds at the free concerts - there 's plenty of benches on have. begun to swell until the which to sit. parking areas are completely II lied. Although the village park com· A stage has been built to mittee has been in charge of accomodate musicians and a Improvements at the park, funds concret e dance floor will soon be for Improvements In the concert poured for the Impromptu perforarea have come stlctly from mances by area clogging enthusidonations. Donated labor built asts. Currently, the cloggers are the stage too. do ing their thing on a small Park commission member wooden stage adjacent to the big Dale Hart says the group wants stage. And before that, they · lo promote tam ily oriented activdanced on a wagon. ities and fun "right at home. " Refreshments, Including And that's just ~hat the concerts homemade pies and cakes, also are providing. While mom and an enjoyable part of the evening, dad enjoy the music, the children ANNUAL .PERCENTAGE RATE I I FREE CONCERTS - The mu•kaJ voup "Bend Rlnr Boya," made up of all locllllalent, has " - performln1 re1111arly at lhe free conc.-erta al Shrine Park In Racine. Last Salurd&)' '1 concert alao featured a vlsllla« I""Up, ·. • CHEVROLET & OLDS OBILE CARS OTHER RATES AS lOW AS 3.9% AND 4.8°/o A.P.R •.AVAILABLE AS LENGTH OF CONTRACT INCREASES .. YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE . UNBELIEVABLE SA~INCS TO YOU! t• b WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION Of NEW CARS AND LATE MODEL PRE-OWNED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM I WE WILL NEVER BE. KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD • • CheVrolet-Oldsmobile The He111be1i.otthe Ohio V11/eg ,.GALLIPOLIS, . l OHIO~ ~ WASHINGTON tUPI) - De- ' tense Secretary Caspar Wein- · berger says U.S. warships es· cortlng Kuwaiti tankers through the Persian Gulf today are "not there to provoke anybody" and ronflrms that Iranian mines were found 'in the waterway. Weinberger. appearing on rational ~ - Weinberger CBS's '·' Face the Nation" Sunday , .also proclaimed that U.S. allies are quietly supporting the Intensified Navy presence In the gulf and he blasted Iranian claims the United States Is to blame for last week's rioting by Iranians in the Moslem holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia. More than 400 people died In the rioting with Saudi pollee. "We're not there to provoke anybody..,:• Weinberger said ol U.S. escorts of Kuwaiti oil tankers flying t~e American flag, and he accused the Iranians of "typical, hysterical foamlngs of the mouth. " • . The concert schedule Is skipping the week of the Meigs County Fair so the next concert will be on Aug. 29. The regular every other Saturday .concert schedule will resume after that and continue until cold weather sets ln. Reminders of 'the con· certs are always announced .In The Daily Sentinel. losing their future leaders WASHINGTON (UP() -The nation's smaller cities and towns are having big troubles, losing young people, seeing farms and businesses shut down and local budget s out of balance. the Nalional t.eagtle of Cities said · today. A new contract lor street polntment of David Woolard to sloner giving real estate tax At the top of the list of longlighting was signed with the Ohio serve as a deputy marshal during . exemption for the Shrine Park range worries for leaders In Power Co .. when Racine Village · Kirby's absence. Club property. cities with populations under Co uncil met In regular session . The pu·rchase of cement block Clerk Beegle reported all vil50.000 Is the flight of young people The new contract becomes and cement lor work on the storm lage funds totaling ! 107,002.57. to the economic glitter of the big effective Oct. 1 and the charge sumps was approved , Included In the total : general cities. will be $6.90 per mont h. Street Commissioner Glenn fund. $25.014. n; street mainteAn NLC survey of 395 smaller Council also approved a motion Rizer's monthly report showed nance a nd repair, $12.103.42; cities and towns found thai 26 prohibiting alcoholic beverages the water I ruck driven 967 miles; fir e, $16,338 . 21; water , percent reported a worsening and drugs at the Shrine Club the tra~h truck, 465 miles; 17 $31,631.46; revenue sharing, situation In terms of their ability Park. The procedure for rcserv· loads of trash hauled to the $2,867 .53: s tate highway, to retain young people, and 55 lng I he shelter house of the park landfill, catch basins on Main St . $3,842.88; cemeteryy, $2,903.33; for various functIon s was a !so · clea ned, concrrele hauled trom watrer dl'posits, $3,000.97; ceme- · percent cent reported an IncreasIng elderly population. . revised. Under the new provi- the high school football field to be tery endowment. $6.500; truck The outward flight comes sions, a shelter house reservation used as !Ill at the river blink: cut replacement CD, $2,800. despite the fact that 41 percent of .!s not eonflrmed until an appllca· tree on Filth St., coated the roof lion and the proper user fee Is of the firehouse annex and · She also reported that $500 has those cities surveyed said their paid. The event will not be put on cleaning of sidewalks started. been added to the cemetery ability to attact Indus try and jobs the calendar until the paperwork Russell Cummins and Bud endowment CD fund . The InterIs complete. This will avoid Rose of the Baptist Church met est from this fund will be used for confusion and conflict of dates . with council , to discuss the cemetery operations. Council Council also cla rifled the $3 sidewalk near the parsonage. agreed t'o send a letier of thanks late charge on lrash·water bills. They will present a plan to for Cecil Maynard, Sr., and Cecil On · bills paid by mall, the council at the September meetMaynard, Jr.,for cutting down a postmark must be I he 15th of the Ing In regard to replacing the tree for the village. . · month of earlier. Otherwise, the walk. Council authorizer Clerk Attending the meet lrlg were late charge will be assessed. ' Jane Beegle to send letters to two council members, Robert BeeCouncil approved a resolu lion lot owners to rake action on gle, Frank Cleland, Carroll Tea· authorizing the president pro cleaning up their lots and to se11d ford, Richard Wamsley, Larry tempore to assume the power of a letter to a trash customer who Wolfe and Scott Wolfe; Clerk mayor In order to appoint a has not paid the plckuplee. Clerk Beegle; Fire Chief Robert John· pollee officer to serve during the Beegle reported that the village son; Street Commissioner Rizer, absence of Marshal Joe Kirby has received a journal entry and Deputy Marshal Charles and council confirmed the ap- from the State Tax Commls· Shain. Iranians not Don't Miss This Great Opportunltyl "Sternwheeler Bluepass,'; made up of musicians and aln1ers from the Ripley, W.Va. area and one fellow from Racine. The 1roups donate their lime and talent, much lo the dell&hl of lhe lar«e audlencetl which attend the popular concerts. ' play on the playground equipment, much of, which was provided by a community development block grant to the village. Situated along the· river, the park provides the perfect setting for open air concerts. And the people of Racine are happy to have such a facility In their ·own backyards. The shelter house and clubhouse facUlties are always in demand lor reunions and the like. Sul-vey ~reveils .small'-cities Racine council signs new street· light~ng contract with Qhio Power ' • 1616 ·EASTERN .AVE. . studies of the economy and promoting technologl· cal research and development. . . The report stands in stark conttast to .the Republica n midyear report Issued last week, which applauded 59 months of economic recovery and expansion. "Like 'Old Man River' ·the econop1y just keeps rolling along," the Republican report said. · It warned thai Congress might damage the economy by raising taxes and placing protectionIst barriers against foreign compe~ltlon. had improved over I he past year. "There is strong concern about maintaining the stability , and character that is so valuable and so special In smaller communities," saiq Art Ashley, mayor of Nitro, W.Va., and chairman of the league's Small Cities Council. "Losing young people means losing the next generation of leadership, and each business that closes or farm that goes on the auction block Is likely to involve hardships tor people well known to many, If not all in the community." Ashley said In remarks prepared for release with the survey. The survey also reported that two out of five of .the 395 smaller cities surveyed said small busl· ness closings and farm foreclo· sures had worsened over the past year, and 39 ' percent, ci&Ing the loss of the federal revenue Bhar!ng program ended by Congress Sept. 30, 1986, said they expected their total general fund revenues to decline. More than a majority (53 percent l said they expected ·expenditures to outpace revenues in 1987, compared to only 34 percent who said that In 1986. At the same time, city leaders expressed confidence a bout their ability to carry on. In addition to the 41 percent who said their ability to attract jobs and business had Increased, 37 percent said overall economic conditions were better and 33 percent said housing availability and -affordability were ImprovIng in their communities. But 30 percent said overall economic conditions had worsened In the past year and 28 percent reported no change. • Mason County Fair Schedule 'IUESDAY, AUGUSf U, 1987 9:1XJ a.m. -1987 FAIR OPENS 6:00p.m.- Market Hog Show 7:00 p.m. - Local Yokel Contest . Judglng-BuUdl~ Closed Junior &Open Swine Show - 9:~ a:m.- Jr. Dairy Goat Show 8:00p.m. -Youth Horse Show' 12:00 noon - Flower Show Opens 9: 00 p.m. - Entertalument, Main Stage, -1:00 p.m.- Pedal Tractor Pull Marie Osmond • Chapel Opens • . ·3 :00p.m.- Entertainment, Main Stage, Marie Osmond 11:00 p.m.- Gocxi Nlght-Gates.CJo~ .. ROUSE DESTROYED - All unoccupied one-story house Ia Middleport wu destroyed by lire Saturdll)' nt,bt. Middleport firemen were called to the scene at the col'ller of Cuaier St. and South Second Ave. . at 11: p.m. and arrived to. •o lind the structure lunY · Involved In Oamee. Firemen l.vere oa the scene until 3 a.m . .There . were no llljurles ·and orlpn ol the lire Ia ·UIIder . laveallaatlo•. The houae was owned by ~tat). Geillney Be~ln,. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 9, 1987 cornell fulks goorey saunders