http://66.213.69.5/files/original/46947923b81cf500194fa3a2d2f1204f.pdf 0469277420fa08e6c9318c117982d389 PDF Text Text -. Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 21, 1987 Sunday ..---Local briefs---, Present time. capsule·to state Thursday. Power disrupted early Friday Constitution, In front of Campus heritage. People who love our Marlius ~qseum In Marietta. hills, our valleys and our river. The capsule will Include con(rl· We are a people who have tried to buttons from a1188 counties In the make the best of the present with state and will ~ opened In 100 hope and ·faith In the future. • . · "Though we are not a people or years. "The purpose of the time county of great material wealth, capsule," King said, " Is to we are however, wealthy In our preserve a piece of the present love and care for each other. Tl\ls for the benefit of the future. One Is tile legacy we pass to you. •'Our most fervent wish lor you hundred years from pow, Is that the year 2087 finds you Ohioans will be able to look ba'ck In a nation ill peace, · a living a nd better understand our so· county that 'Is prosperous, an · clety the way It was In 1987." The county's contribution also. environment that Is clean and Included a cover letter · from that you be directed by the Commissioner Richard Jones, on teacl\lngs or God, possessing a behalf of the citizens , which said strong desire to .always provide for a better way ·or life for each In part; " We are a people proud or our other and all mankind." Almost 600 customers of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. were without service for about six hours early Friday morning. Ron McDade, Ga_lllpolls, local area manager, said that a limb fell acr011s a three ph;~se line on the Rock Springs Road about midnight causing the outage. Without service were residents of the Rock Springs Road, Texas Road, Flatwoods Road, Hemlock Grove, and Route 33 to Burllngham. Power was restored at 5; 45 a.m. ' Squad receives eight calls Meigs County Emergency MediCal Services reports eight calls Thursday; PomeroY' at 4; 15 a.m. to Butternut Ave. for Vldla Glrolaml to flolzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 10:05 a .m . to Pomeroy Health Care Ceqter for 'J..!lna Herdman to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at . 3:47 p.m. to . Vaughan's Market for Daniel Shane to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport Fire Department at 6:27p.m. to a brush. fire on Zuspan Hollow Road: Pomeroy Fire Department at 7; 40 p.m. to the Dick Flnlaw property on Rock Springs Road where a tree was laying on an electrical line; Pomeroy Fire Department at 7; 47 p.m. to Dark Hollow where a state dump truck was on fire; Middleport at 9; 36 p.m. to Pearl St. for Carl Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Smith was later transported by Llfefl!ght to Grant Hospital In Columbus; Tuppers Plains at iO: 36. p.m: to No. Nine Road lor Cathy Barber to Veterans . Memorial Hospital. "Prustee j I ooo Names drawn for September tenn of grand, petit juries PRESENTATION - Meigs County Commissioner Manning Roush presents Jay King, of Ohio Attorney General AnthOny Celebrezze's office, wllh the county's contribution for a lime capsule project commemorating the 200th anniversaries of the U.S. Constitution and Northwest Ordinance. The presentation was made Thursday night on the grandstand stage at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Continued from .page 1 -------...!.,.-- consumption, and wine and mixed beverages by package for off premise consumption: Long Bottom Precinct , sale of beer for off premise consumption; Ollve- dale Precinct, sale of beer for off premise consumption, and wine and mixed beverages by · the package, Sunday sales. Many Meigs Count y falrgoers gathered Thursday evening at the grandstand .to watch as Commissioner Manning Roush presented Jay King, of Ohio Attorney General AnthQny Celebrezze' s office. with the county's contribution for a time ca psule project ln honor of t he 200th anniversaries of the U.S. Cons tl· tutlon and Northwest Ordinance. Area deaths Fred Morris Fred A. Morris, 48, of 9129 Mt. Vernon Road, St . Louisville, died Wednesday at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. Born Jan. 8. 1939 In Langsville, he was a son of the late Marlon Morris and Mildred Smith Mor· rls, who survives. He was a member of the Teamsters Union and formerly a driver for Commercial Motor Freight. He was also the former owner-operator of two Newark barbershops, VIllage a nd Eastland Barbershops. Surviving, In addition to his mother, are his wife, Becky · Piazza Morris; one daughter, Crystal, at home; three sons, Victor, Bryan and Kent, all of Nl'wark; two brothers, Carl Morris ' of Rutland and Jack Morris of Pomeroy. Calllng hours at Henderson, VanAtta and Johnston Funeral Home, 59 North Fifth St., Newark, will be today (Friday ). Graveside sgrvlces at Standish Cemetery In Dexter wlll be Saturday, 1 p.m. , with Rev. John Eshelman of!iciatin~ . James B. Morris Gallipolis. VFW Post 4464 will' fold and present the flag In a graveside ceremony Calllng hours are Sunday 6-9 p.m. at the funeral ·home. Roush prese nted King wit h three pages of up-to-dat e count y history, one page of statistical il)formatlon a nd a list of cou nty, township a nd village elected .officials. The printed pages will now be microfilmed for Insertion in the specially 'built titanium time ca psule which Is to be burle<) Sept. p. the anniversary date of the signing of the U.S. Carl Hill Carl William Hill, 42, Springboro. former Rutland area resident, died unexpe1=tedly Wednesday at the Miami Valley Hospital foll(lwlng a- heart attach. Surviving are his wife, A!l'lber Austin Hill; his parents, Robert M. and Evelyn Lanning Hill, Dayton; two sons, Bryan and Eldon, at home; his father-In -law and mother-in-law, Ted' and Shirley Mathena, Bristol, Tenn. Mr. Hill was a 1%3 graduate of Rutland High School. He was a member of the Springboro Christian Church and the Academy of Model Aeronautics. He was a veteran having ·served In the United States Air Force and was employed as a · lead computer operator at Durlrlon Corp., Dayton. Services will be 'held atll a.m. Saturday at the Tobias Funeral Home, 3970 Dayton-Xenia Road, Beaver Creek, Ohio, with Pastor Delbert Dawes officiating. BurIal wUI be In Medway Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home _from 4 to 8 this evening. Friends may contribute to the Springboro Christian Church building fund ln his memory . James B. Mprris, 73, Gallipolis, died this morning at Veterans Medical Center in Dayton Ohio. He was born June 1, 1914 ln Teays Valley, West Virginia to the late Boyd and Anna Hodges Morris. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He retired from the Gallipolis Developmental Center In 1967: He was a member lfVFW Post 4464, the American Legion Lottery In Columbus and Mt. Vernon Baptist Church ln Teays Vall~y. CLEVEJLAND ( UPI ) - Thurs· He was preceded In death by a day's . winning Ohio Lottery brother, Thomas Morris. numbers with ticket sales and payouts; He Is survived by his wife, Dally Number Irene E . (Carolyn) Morris, 918. whom he married Dec. 28, 1935; Ticket sales totaled Sl.180, 789, five daughters, Jacqueline Hun· with a payoff due of $1,002,525. ter, Winfield; Gall Karawan, PICK-4 Charleston; Vick.i Clark, Gallipo· 6461. lis; Pamela Neal, Gallipolis; PICK-4 ticket sales totaled Sandra Gllliwater, Crown City; $180,878.50, with a payoff due of two sons, Wayne, Knlghtsdale, $81,498. North Carolina; James, Jr .. PICK ·4 $1 straight bet pays Panama City, Florida; four $6.348. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays sisters, Elnora Winter, Kear· . $529. neysvllie, West Virginia; Faith Amos, Teays Valley, West Vlrgl· nia: Lucy Strickland, Hurricane, West Virginia; Ada Simpson, Hurricane, West V,lrginla ; a brother, Mendel Morris; 12 grandchildren and four great· VeterB!IS Memorial Thursday Admissions - Ge· grandchildren. r aid Dlll, Racine . . Services will be 10 a.m. Mon· Thursday Discharges - Edith· day at the Willis Funeral Home. Grimm, Bess Hendricks, Orten Burial will follow In Ohio Colmer, Susan Blackford, Nicole Valley Memorial Gardens In Evans, Brenda Hawley, Edna Haning, Edward Templeton, Edith Forest, Kenneth Cundiff, Thomas Allen, She}la King. i Daily stock prices South Central Ohio A chance of showers and thunderstorms tod'!Y•.wlth highs (As of 10:30 a.m.) near 90. Variable cloudiness Provided by tonight. wlth chance of s howers Bryce !Uld Mark Smith and thunderstorms and a low of Blunt Ellis ol: Loewl 'near 70. Showers and thun!ler· storms likely Sa turday , with Firm Price highs near 90. Am Electric Power .. ..... .: .... 28% The . probablllty of precipita- AT&T ........ ....., . .'.;... ...... ........ 35~ tion Is 40 percent today , 30 Ashland Oil .. ........... ..... .. ..... .. 68 percent tonight and 60 percent Bob Evans Farms .......... :... 25'4 Saturday. Charming Shoppes .............. 32% ' Winds will Qe from the south at · Federal Mogu 1... ................. 48'4 10 to 15 mph today and from the Goodyear T&R .......... ...... ,.. 74'4 southwest near 10 mph tonight. Heck's Inc ..................... ... ... 4'h Extended Forecast Limited Inc .................. ...... 50~ Sunday throurh Tuesday Multimedia Inc . ...... ... ............69 Cooler and less humid through · Rax Restaurants .... ........ ..... . 4Ya the period with Ill tie or no rain. R<lhblns & Myers ................ 10% Highs will range from the mid 70s Shoney's Inc..... ... .. :....... ..... 31% to mid · 80s each day, · with Wendy's Inti............... ........ 11% overnight !ows between 55 and 65. Worthington Ind .......... :....... 25* ' I ,. a Names drawn ror grand Jury lncludr Jf'an E lai ne Spf:'ncer. Tup pers Plains; Fe ndor~ Sttir;r, Pomeroy: Teresa Jo hn son, Rarlne: Larr:vCurtls . Radneo: L...t>wls H. Sowers. Middleport. Con nlt>Thornt on, Langs\'ill£1: Bev£'rl~ Bucha nan , R£'00.<;· v ille; Junf> VanVnmken, PomerOy; Krl.s Wilson . Ret:'do;\'ill<': William H . Holromb. Albany: Jeffrey Holt7. Syracuse; Don n I(' Purman. ReedsvUI{I: Thomas E . Hal fiNd. PomcrO)': Guy E . Hunt er. Rutland: Mar\' Pll·kcn s, Ra ctne: Roii:C'I" Hill. Ractne: Robert Li nd e m an. Pomf'roy : Carol Mt•CullouJ;:h, Pomeroy: ,Joy Bent ley. Syro CUSP; Wa y n.-. Milhoan, l.o n ~ Bonom: Lt.•otu • ... HORSE PULL - Thls heavyweight team of horses, Tony and Duke, was put through an e•crclslng routine after a rriving at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Thursday evening In preparation for last nl&ht's horse pulling cont est. The 'team Is owned hy Bob Klamfoth, Columbus, on the left . roy; Klmlx>dy Den t, Pom <"roy; Carol · Erw In, Pomerov: Charles &kt-r. Ra t fnf': Martin TuC'k er: TupJ)('rs Plains; F.'rvln Phillip s. Portland: Sha ron COJiZ&f. Syra· CU,M" . Grarr Allf'n. Porl\and: DaiP Dy<' , Albany: f:llfflt &-arle-5. Racine: RobE>r r Smith. Rarin('; Richard F'u~. Ra clnf'; ~lmar Swai n, Rrfd sville: Alfrf'd rra " k. Pomf'roy: MIJ111u Rt1er , Pomnoy: Mar· Jrl:&ret Johnson , Racin('; Jamt"' H a n l n ~ . Alba ny : James Whiff', Alba ny : Kat hr:yn Eva ns: Portland; Char i('S Norrls, Radn('; Bl'\IPrly Wlllfllrd, Tuppet·s Plnln.s : Ro~f'f GALLIPOLIS - Ninety-three Gallla Countl a ns fil ed petit ions with the board of elections prior to Thu rsday's 4 p.m. deadline for var ious posts on city and county school boards, township trustees and clerks, vill age mayol's, city commission. · and judgeship races. According to the board. 63 people are running for the o'ne trustee a nd one clerk post for each of Gallla Count y's 15 town· ships In the genera l election on November 3. In addition to these posts, eight people ere running for three sea ts open Includ e three seats on the Ga lll~olls Cit y School Board; stx a re after two sea ts on the Gallla Cou,nty Local School Board; six are seeking the three IAMB GRAND CH1\MPION .- 1\ record breaking pric~ ol 5li a pound was paid f~r lh•· l"and c hampion lamb a! lh e annual '1-li-FFA livestock sah• t' rlday night at lhe Meigs County Fair b)' Th~ Farmc·r~ Bank and Savings CompaiiJ, Pomeroy · Tuppers Plains. Pictured to right , manager Plains branch, Ted Reed, preside nt of Farmers Bank alld Savings, Bruce Reed of Farmers Bank and Sav in gs, Scott Oberholzer. Fair King, Pam A.,h, Fair Queen, a nd in front Jerod Cook owner of the lamb. Larry Wr> hru n~ . Pom€'roy: t<(·,·tn Wolf•\ , Wlsf'<'Up, Pomer(J)•: William RIJiZhl.h ousr. PnmM"oy; Dann.' Morrl~ . Po m('f'~ : Ml"llnd i V('nO\ , Pum ~ 1'0\': Ru1h S1efr~l. Pomrr~·; Wrndt>ll N \lark. Raclnt'; Mar)' Ll~lr, !\y nll>u8C' ; F'r('lht Su(' ~· &[')'. Of·xtl" r: RaP ·ta ' Ja}' Evans. Pum('roy: Doh• A, C'lnf'; Leo! .. Blrdt Portlund; Ou lc> Smit h, Pom('foy; Dwaine> .lordiln , ,'\Jbany: Pau· lin€' Myrrfol, Long Bontrn: U sot Rlags, E ll en W('IJs. Lo n J!:: BottOI"'): Geor~(' Pullins, PomProy; PJullne Riley . LonJiZ Bonom: Cfly la OI.L•£'ns. Pomf'roy; Richard YounjiZ. ADVERTISEMENT ----- ., By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Correspondent ROCK SPRINGS - A record breaking $17 a pound w'a s paid by the Farmers Bank and Savings Company , Pomeroy · Tup~rs Plains . for the grand champion lamb at Friday._ night's annual Meigs County 4-H-FFA Junior. livestock sale held at the Meigs County Fair . The animal weighed 113 pounds and was owned by Jerod Cook, Mulberry Ave .. Pomez:oy._ Last year's lamb, owned by .:rennlfer Taylor, Pomeroy went for $14 a pound. The Farmers Bank and Sav· lngs Company also purchased the reserve champion steer for $1.50 per pound. The a nimal was owned by Lee Ann Robinson. Rt. 2, Coolville . Last year's reserve c~mplbn steer, owned by Kevin Grueser. went for $3.25 per pound down $1.75 per pound. For the fifth consecutive year. The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. was the largest single buyer having purcoased 14 animals. Last year the bank purchased 13 . animals. The grand . ch'ampion · steer, owned by Ed Collins. Reedsville, was purchased by Vaughan's Cardinal, Middleport for $3.60 a pound. Last year's steer, owned by Jeff Parker, went for $7.10per pound down $3.50 a pound over last y_e ar, Vaughan's. Card(nal also purchased four other animals. . The Home National Bank, Racine-Syracuse, purchased the grand champion hog for $5.30 per pound. It was owned by Lisa Burke. Reedsville. Last year's .Continued on page A-3 .- The P.A . Denney will be docked ln town Sept. 19 and 20 •.. according to John Saunders. chairman of the merchants' committee, and wlll offer excur- · slons, brunch. lunch and dinner trips , In addition to ali Oldies '·' , com· Cruise on Saturday night •• plete with disc jockey. Saunders said over 200 letters have gone out to civic organlza· tlons~ln the trl·county area ,1 and . tickets are already on sale to the general public. Tickets prices vary according Continued on A-3 Reagan claims Pom('foy; RoR"PrSI)C'fl('('f, Pomr;>roy : E lza Larkins. Lo nJ! Boltom: Rotk.>rt M iiiM", Mlddh."POrf; ~l:l mucl S. C la y, l.OR!i: Bol · rom : .la :t" nf' C'olfrlll. Syr•rus£': Sandra Ha nn ing. Mlddl (tporr: Ri chH rd Yost, Cool· v ille; Thomas H awley, Pomcro)': Myrll£' Hol ter, Radn<': St('v<' Fift.\ Middleport; t::>r.bra Lcor. RN~sv ille: Vlr Jfll Mlllrr, l_.o n ~ adding to the locai color foi· the Newark, won both races with . day . Pe king Chris won the trophy Mingo Mac, owned by VInal and blanket, provided by Swlsher- Edna Link, Sunbury, and dr iven Lohse Pharmacy, for the fastest by VInal, took second In both time among the three old p_acers races. The trophy blanket proIn the four races. vided by the Roush Tack Shop In the third and lOth races for went toG W Du Rit e, two year old trotters, Scott Town, T he fifth race ·for two year .old owned by Doris Nolan. Rio fllly trotters was won by Mighty Grande, and driven by Fred Tara, ow ned by Burton E ." Huff, came thr,ough for the win In Walker, Sunbury, a nd driven by the third with Touch The Sun, Terry VanRhoden. Race 6, also owned by J . M. Weise and J . F . for two year old filly trotters, was Wilhelm, Cardington, and driven won by Malaney Star, owned by . by Terry VanRhoden taking T. Poulton, Croton, and drlven by second. In the lOth though, Terry VanRhoden, and race 7, Brooks Sayre was In the sulky also for two year old filly trotters, driving Bropaul, owned by his · was won by Fair Classy, owned brother, PaulS. Sayre of Racine, by Charles and Doris Norr,ls, and came through for the win. Lockbourne, and driven by NorScotttown was second. ris. The trophy blanket, given by In the second dlvlson for two Brogan-Warner Insurance, for year old trotters- the fourth and the fastest time among the two 11th races - G. W. Du Rite, year old filly trotters went to owned and driven by Ron Fuller, Mighty Tara from the fifth race. Record sum paid for Meigs' grand champion lamb at fair·.: By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Summertime Is a great time to be on the river , and a rea res id e nts can spend a few hours on the Ohio with the help of the Ga llipolis Retail Merchants. Danny ZlrkiC'. Pofnrroy; 01:- lbC'r t Po~·t>ll. , Dal£' Baker . .lr .• Rl'C'dsv\11£': Ro nald Stl'f h(>m, Lo n ~ Ro11om : Sh f'f'I,\'R Bu1c her. Ra<im-: nrnry Sal~r . Rarinl': Continued from page 1 clerk. Clay Township: James E ) Baldwin, Rt. 2,. Galllpolls, trus: tee; Charles Lee Barcus, Rt. 2, Crown City, trustee; Jerry Dean Shaffer, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, trus• tee: . and Connie Hemphill, Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis; clerk. Gallipolis Township: Warn!;'r Halley, Rt. 4, Gallipolis, trustee:. Wayne L. Niday, 12 VInton St., clerk; David W. McKenzie, 33 Burkhart Lane, trustee. • Green Township : Thomas Earnest Pasquale, Rt. 2, Galll.po ~ Us, clerk; Marton E. CaldwE'II. Patriot Star Route, Gallipolis, clerk; Merrill S. Johnson, Rt. S, Gallipolis. trustee; and Robert H. Massie, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, Continued on A-3 • • • dow lik)', Mfddll"ppf'l: f'lovts St rw u~buuK.h, Wll kesvU IL>: John Harrison . Mlddll'pf)rt . BN h Bf'rkhlmE"''. Re-edsville-: Karvn S4>y • mour, [)(oxJ(t>r"; Ro)'f (' BlsS('JI. TupJ)('u Pilllns: Kt>nnt"lh Boll . Tlipp('r' PlalnA; Luther Boo!ht•, Coalvlllt>; l<rlran Dootry , Mlddl('J)Orl : ~r('J!ory Rtf£'. [)('x ff't; Danll"l Thomas. Jr.. Mlddl(.1)0rl ; Cl<'tli Dai!Ofl. Albany: Alvi n J . Myrn. RN d HIIIc>; Pamela Na ppt'r, La nl(-sv \ll r , and Dana£ . Hoffm an . COolvllll'. RrOO.~ vlllc: Harness ... ma yor and three clerk/ treasurer offices: six council seats: two me n going for a like number of Gallipolis City Commission seats; two liquor sale bond issues are on tap; and two men; one the incumbent, are candidates for the next term as judge of the Gallipolis Muni cipal Court. The candidates are; Addison Township: Buster B. Clonch. Rt. 4, Gallipolis, trustee; Timothy Reese, Rt. 1, Cheshire, trustee; VIvian Carol Taylor, Rt. 1. Addison, clerk ; Vaughn French, Rt. 1, Cheshire, trustee. Cheshire Township: Irma D. Bales , Rt. 1, Cheshire, clerk; Wendell Bradbury, Rt. 1. Che· shire; trustee; John F . Wamsley. Rt. 1. Bidwell , trustee; . and Sandra J. Willis, Rt. 1, Cheshire. P. A. Denney excursions to be held in Gallia Sept. 19-20::.- Pom('l'oy: Gar ne-t Hen sir,.•. l.anp: Bolt om: BACK IN SULKY AGAIN - Brooks Sayre, Syracuse, local trainer and driver, was not back lnt"e saddle again, but he was back In the sulky again at the Meigs Falr1'hursday afternoon after helng serlou.sly Injured while driving l!.t the Marietta fair late last summer. Sayre, driving Bropaul; owned by his brother, Paul D . Sayre, Racine, Is pictured racing to a win In the lOtio race, lor two year ~ld trotters. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • o... ClonCh. Middleport; Roli!N' Brown. Po mt'roy : Rod nC') RrOOks, Alba ny; Dana Eynon. R11Mne: Yo la n s.a tt..r·ti C'Id. Ra · A Multlmedte Inc. N - - • • Ra r]nr: luf'>lia Po'A·cll, Ru t1 nf' : .Sh.aron · Hallf'l". PomerQV: H~trold Whit 1{\klnd. POmeroy: Dorothy ftollrr . Mlddlcporl: , Donald- Yo no. Po mPI"O)': Anna Mrc ;hN". b 1 0 Soctlono, 84 Pegeo Ninety-three. Gallians file for • • • • vartous ctty, county positions Aeiker. Pomeroy : Gr<'IZ Parker. Re eds · " llle; CIIHord Lonttenetlt" , Reed.I VIIJ P: Ca rolyn Aikins. Racin e-: Cwcondoly n Mer· !ln. Mlddlt1)rt: Hf.'ster Ebl in. Rut land. Charll"S Boyl>s, Mlddleporl ; kosem8ry WPrry. Pomeroy; Franklin .Jarvis. Pome- Jorl • . ' m~ ivoi~-~~iNio.~~i~ei7~~~!!~!!!!~!!!i!!iiiiiiiiiMiiididileipioirtiiPioimiieroiiyiGiaililipolis-Point Pleasant, August 23, 1987 I Suany Sunday. Hll~ between 70 and '75. The probability of ralil Is near zer.o. • 22 Bollom: ·s rf•vpn Hoov('r. Pomerey,: Anita MlddiE'pOrt : on Page C-J tmts - II")'. r hC5hln'; Jl«-1.sy SliVf'rs, Pomm-~ : Joh n \\', Trout. Albany: Gt'.o uory Nf':tSfl; Svrunnit•; M ••rr~lff('t Yosl. Rarln(': Parrl · C'lll Ht"nslPr R~:~ clnt>: llobN't Milrkln,:, · Alban )'; Vitkl Carltr, ~f'mr!J3o' . f'un nln~ham . roy; res ults~ Spo~ Rotrom: Lo \\'~11 Cht'\'111("1:. Rt'l"d.livlllt": Milford Lt>onard, RP("dsvllle: Ja m M Boyd . Shadr: William (' urtl~ . PomHCJ:\ ; Clara Uumphrry, Pomerct't·; ~h:-n l..em· C'hard EbUn. Pom('fO\': M ~rRAr t~ Par sons. Ru11a nd. Joyr l' L.t' onard, VlnrM: Char i"" Swat7.('1. PomerO\ ; &linda [)(>in. · Pomrro;. : John Anderson. Pomero,v : Nat han lloatrlsc;ht . l.on~ Bollom: Lois Wlt<•on. Pomrrw: Mary Rob6n .. on. RC'f'ld!. vlllC': Nl'va K ing, Pomffoy: Ronald .Jl'fl l'l'i'i, PomcrO\': l..rna HeHman. POmr.rCJ;'; and Marvln.Wal krr. Tuppers Plains ,losrph M . Donaho<\ Al ban~·. F"l'ed~ Racine; John Frick . Pom~ Harness racing Along the River ........ B.J.8 Bu.slness .......... ....... .....D-1 Comics ......... ... ........ Insert Classl!leds ... ............. D-3-7 Deaths ........................ A·5 Editorial ........... .......... A-2 Sports ......... ..... ........ <:- I-6 •• Hrnd<"rkon. Pomrro\'; Elalnf' Ralston, MlddiPpOrl : Hf'l('fl Ek>f"ff:lf'. Ral"lnl'; Jttml"!> O'Brien. Radn1'. Krih Cla rk. Syraruw; Donald Pt"truon. Albany: KltlicHarmon . Portland; Ell or~ Pa!lt•rson_, Pomf'rQ) ; Jan(' cM <lnUN. rtadne: ,Jo rl' O'RI')'.IInl , Pomf'f'O)' : Su11an K1trr, LonR llot!om , Tl'aslf' Wrll ~ . Porrland: l-la7·1't F o.-: . Racl nfl; Ho bl'f't Lukt, PomCf'oy: Dorortw · Smith, , Rulne: Ruth Rrf"\1r s. Alb11ny : Thom a• W['rr;,·. t'lomPr~ ; F'r ancrs If un1 , Chc'I'Hflr; C'hC'ry l Rus~ll . Pomeory: Earl Pt r kl'fl s, !l;yraru,.._: E: lhf'l lal('!l. Rutland. Tcrl')' Smi th. Rarlnf':. Robr.rta Wilson. Rutland! t.ROI.a Johnson. ?ortl:tnd: Wll llam Wallf'rs, MiddJf'1)0rt: Darla 'fhomu&. S~·racuse : Marvin Md(t'lvey. Syraf'\.' IM'. Brrnda Tay lor, Mlddlt>port ; William Mor l!an. Albanv : I.('Ona Ka rr. Ractnr: .Ro~<'f l~'-'' <'11 . Sr .. Al.bin : t<ath) Jllh~·. lonR Por!'f , l..o n ~ Solldn; i\nn11 Clf'iand, Rulland: Marlt>ni' f«.lnha.r l. Shadt"': Rl -' -Page B-1' Child pornography study provokes controversy Page- A-2 D-2 lnsiclt• W a~n(' Ml ('hHI. Portland: Ohlinge-rr, Pomeroy: Barbara Law r<•ncr. , Syr;1cusc: MlldrN Morrhead. Portland: Alana BUtlt>r. Racine: Sharon Jo hn son. Rulland: Anecla Hood. Mlddl f" port; Donald Shaffer. Hacfnf': Paul Grudy, Ra cinl': Mabel H~ nnah. Alban) ~ Parrtctfl Miller. Ra t lnr: Randall [) Rt·lbtor. Rud nr ; c('(' Plla Han. PomerO)': Mlldt•fd Krld('f' .. Lo n~ lloll~Yn : Naomi Findlay. Shad t>; Marllvn F1.1ltz. Mlddl(" pon : RopN' Abboll . Po mt'roy: Cl ydf' Markin!! . R-. cl n••; Linda Annr• Cerard. Middleport: SOpn.Ja Oavb, Po.ml'f'oy ; MIH' ... Meigs fair ·livestock results Ge~ll Kf'rn. Portland; Ma rll nJ . MIIIM" . Mlddl l."' port : Shelly Fox . Mlddtoport: C'loll l.o ll6n1P, Mlddl('flOrt: Arthur Rumflt'ld. Po mrr~·: Ron Muson. Rf'<'dwlllc: Ed · Mar AlkiM, •.Jr., Pom~o:v :· Kl'nn('fh ... Meigs fair • • • activities Rf.~d\· lllr-: Chant'•y, Ra cl nt':. Ama ndit 5<-yoc, fool· \'!lie; Harold Smll h. Jr., RN'<is\'lll_(•; Sur Lcml~· . Syracuse: l.uz Ja coM. Rutla nd: Dwaln<' ·Cas to. Port land: Naru Moodl!l· pau~h. Middleport: Thelma 5alllt'r. Jl u. c-i nt•: Mildred Carnahan. Racine; Na ncv Orrm . Rrrdsvi llr: Branda 80 \' IP.Ii . ThpJ)('r·s Plai ns: Millie Gru~Cir . Pomf:'o _roy; Con ni eConn oll~·. Rrrosvutr: M lldrt'd l n~am . Mlddh_ -port: Jam£'<. C011rt'll. Syracuse: 01\lrA . Hill. Rutla nd. Eric Hill. RaclnP: Mar~· Rus h, Ractn~: Str:-lla Frank. Pomero;• : Rand.v DLH!dln~ . Raclnr: Oar lf;'n.E' .Jl'ff tYs. Svraru!ll'; OariMl'Gruham. Racin('; Shlr~· Huston. SyraruSl'; Donalii Da v idson. Raclnr~ La urlt' R(>l'd. MlddiPport ; Doriuld F ltrh, Pom,,..oy ; ROJi:('f' IA'r Crltrln. l.O nR Bonom: &>njam ln Sticha · nan . Jr .• Rr f<h!vllle: Jam~ A. Hlchmood. Mlddlr.;pon. and ,lames RogM" ShC't't.s. Pomf>f ~·. • Nam('s drawn for !hr PC111 jur;.· tncludr· Rulh Bltrnllz. Po m'c>ro:'l : .Joyrr Holl on . Ra e-In('; t:Wrnard l.aVallf"\ . ·5r, Rartnf': Sally Pl('t"N, P(lm«oy; Diuna Nf'l$011, n.aclne; & 'rnh'l' Wlnrbr("nncr. Synt('UII': Randy G. Staal8. Ra ('lnf': ('onnlr Klsrr . vUIC': JO!t'Cf' MIIIC'f, Pomeroy. Ella B. SrN•arr. Mlddh•pon : Wf:'S ir,• HPrMrk. M lddi('J)ort : Rot;J(Ir1 Roush, SYra('1J .~M~ : Edward Anderson. Lanjts\1 \ll ro: Rhbnda ~ 50 cents C' ullum ~ . Pom('fQ.\': W01nda Sw~ar in aE>n. Rutland: Ell7.abct h Cnr·man. Pomt>roy : Mar.' Gruesf'r . Poml'foy , 8-llly W('St , r.o r: .John W. Davis, SyntN$e , Mt•ndal ,Jordan . Alban~· : Gra n! Young, Rl'OO.~ · 1 Hospital news Weather Na'mes of over 250 residents have been drawn In the office of Meigs Cou nty · Cler k of Court s Larry Spencer for the September terri) of the gra nd a nd pettlt juries. Raclnl•: Doroth \ Dr(7.4•n. Ra<.int•: Donald Va nMrtf'f', JWrin c-: .IQ..~I'ph Pooft'. Pom('- . ... ... GRAND CHAMPION · I!OG - "'l'he grand champion hog was purchased hy 1'he . l!ome 1, Nallpnal Bank, Racl ne-Syra(,use. owned by Lisa Burke, R(.edsv llle. al the annual Hl -FFA livestock· sale at th<• Meigs Co unty Fair Friday ADVERTISEMENT H&R Block·To Offer Tax School In Pomeroy Thou s ands of people are lea rning the Skill of Income tax pre paration from H&R BLock and are ,ea rning money as Income tax preparers. H&R BLock. the world 's larges t Income tax preparation service, Is offering a basic Income lax course starting September 8th with morning, afternoon apd evening classes availabl e. During the 13·':\'ei!k course, students will study all phases of Income tax preparation. and receive actual experience In preparing Individual returns. Experienced Block Instructors will teach current laws, theory alJd appllcat~on , as practiced In Block offices nationwide. There Is a classroom discussion on each tax subject and practice problems at every level. 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Registration forms and a brochure for the ln~ome tax 'course may be obtained bY. con~ctlns:H&R :Siock at 992-3795. . STEER CHAMPION - The l"and champion steer, owned by Ed Collins, Reedsville, was purchased at the annual 4-H-FFA livestock sale . Friday night at the Meigs County Fair by Vaughan's Cardinal for $3.60 per pound. Vaugh· an's Cardinal also purchased two additional . . \ ' """'- . --. nig~t for $5.30 per pound. The hank was tile second · Iarglest single huyer having purchased a to.tal of •lx animals·. Pictured are left to right, Tom Wolle, president of The l!ome National Bank, Lisa Burke, owner of the animal, Pam Ash, Fair Queen and Scoll Oberholzer, Fair King. • victory SANTA BARBARA, Calif. I UPl) - President Reagan bal· lyhooed ills effort to wage war on ~overnment waste, fraud and abuse Saturday and Insisted hor ror stories of " outrageously expensive wrenches" and other military procurements are evl· dencl' olihls success. "In th~. Iast few yea rs, we've made enor.mous strides in our efforts to ensure that you get the maximum · benefit ·of every tax dollar you send to Washlngto!l. " Reagan said In a weekly radio address delivered from his mountaintop ranch. · "Already," he said, "over $90 billion had been put to better use since we took office, and I fully . expect this trend to continue." In a brief Interruption of a vacation routine of horseback riding and ranch chores, Reagan said the appointment of tough governme,~t watchdogs " as mean as junkyard dogs" and the ' initiation of Improved management techniques have cleaned up a bureaucracy he found In 1981 to be "weighted down with waste" and " victimized by fraud." At times defensive, Reagan said reforms Implemented by his administration have Improved the government' s $1.8 trllllon animal$. Pictured left to rigbt, Beth Sdln_ellder cash now , saved $35 million a holding Cassl Vaughan, Pam Vaurhan, Brian year In publication costs, Well holding Ashlee Vaughan, Richard Vaughan, trimmed $762 million a year In owner of VIIUII:hiw's Cardinal, Pam Ash, Fair . travel eJtpenses and tightened Queen, . Scott Oberholzer, Fair King and Ed scrutiny of federal spending. Collins, owner of the steer. . - RVGE CRANE AT· WORK ~ '11111 10-ton crane of 8 6 B Wreeldnr, Cletvelaad, II aboWII apreadlal debris from the old broom factory (W State Street) Ia what ailed to be the Gallipolis swlmmlnr pool (the t8 y~ar-ald atructure located behind old GaUia , Ac~emy Hlrh School) . Work on tllla project Is to he completed by · Tuesday. �• - .August- 23, 1987 ' ·c ommentary and perspective ehild A Divis ion of 1125 Third Ave. , Gallipoli~. Ohio 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (6H) 446- 2342 (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON ,JR. Execull•e Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller . . I A MF:MRF:R 11{Th1• l "nlll'rl P r r·~!O l ni Pr n:r !i tonal. l nbml D:rll\' P rf'!'!- A~ " rll ' i : r 1in n and I hi' /1. nlC'r·i(-;rn t'\ r •v. !' p ~r pl't' Puhl lshr·t.s ,\ ~ !-.M·i :rl irrn J. t: ITER~ OF OP Tf\' IOf\' :!l't· wl 'icnmr · The•\ _ ... hnu !cl he lr·~s lh :m : ~110 111•nl .. lo n e . A II IC'IIr r·s :m ' o; u b i('('t tn I'd it i nc ;1 n t1 mu:. t lw !"-i t.: nr •d \\ i 1h mrmr'. :uldn'"!' :1nr l TP ir·phonr• numN ·r . 1'\n un ~ h!n t'(I I P11t ·r." w il_l he• publi .. hr·tl. 1.1'111'1'<; '-hlrU irl hr in l!flfl(l l :t !-. 1('. : llhi i' I' :O.:~ i n p _ l:.l sw ·s . nf'lt Pf •r:snnal i li C'. .. .•1.!::::::===========::!.! ~~Reservation No. I .- the research was so ques tiona ble t hat It wasn' t wort h pubils hlng. So they spiked it. Alerted by a nti-smut groups, Sen. Willia m Arm stron g, R· Colo., cha rged tha t the Justice Departm e nt wa s suppressin g the results of the s tudy. He de' ma itded th at It be publis hed. Verne Speirs, a cting chief of the juvenile jus tice office , re· fused, so Ar ms trong put a personal " hold" on Speir's con· firmation as form a l chief, of the office. The sena tor a nd the bureaucrat met ·recently a nd worked out a compromise. Armstrong agreed to withdraw his obj ec tion to Speir's a ppointment , and Speirs agreed to m ake the controvers ial study a va ilable to.anyone Interested through the juvenile justice clea ringhouse. If • •, By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter . WASHI NGTON ( UPIJ -When President Reagan ta kes a vacatio n. ·; the National Par ks Ser vice ta kes over Reserva tion No. 1, it s na me for >the White House co mplex. . ·: WorkmPn arc now all over the conwound, s prucing up. repa irin g, ;sowing grass and getting the mansion and its grounds s hipsha pe for •the president and Mr s. Reaga n when they return to Was hington fr om ' the ir California ra nch next mon th. ·: A new oa k floor is being laid in the Blue Room to replace one th at :-dates back to Pres ident Har ry Truman's re novat ion of the Wh ite ·}louse in 1952. Some 30 million vis itor s have wa lked arross the Blu e Room fl oor s ince the n. The Blue Roorri is one of the ma in sta te room s where fi rs t fa milies alwa ys pu t up the White House Chr istma s tree . and Sandra A,l ley, the Park Service s pokes woma n , sa id that the old floo r was " pret ty worn ' out. " Anothcr ma jor project under wa)· at th e White House is thc ins tal!atjon of a n unde rground util ity corr idor a t a cost of·m orc tha n $5 million. The project involves upd a tin g th e utili ty system s. main ly electrical. as we ll as the communica tions a ppa r a tus. Because communicat ions are involved. a lot of the project is · classified a nd even th e pol icemen on ,thP grounds have been told it is · " top sec ret." Na tiona l P arks ,ServicP gardeners and lands capers also are bu sy on thc lawns. ThPy have pl a nted s~ed s on the North Lawn fac ing Pe nn sylva nia Avenue . and the pigeons from La fayett e Square across the s treet are hav ing a feas t . · But the Parks Service is not worried. Alley sa id tha.t e xtra seeds we re put out. know ing the lure for the birds. In th e back yqfd, better known as the South La wn. workmen a re resu rfacing the roadway where Pres ident Ly ndon J o hn son led walkathon news confe rences . whic h repor te rs ca lled " Ba taa n death marches." In addition, the south lawn is being fumi ga ted . a n a nnu a l 4R- hour : process. · • •Meanwhile. Eas t Exeruti v<' Aveune. on the fi rs t lady's side of thr . : rJhit e Hou.se. ha.s been tra nsfor med into a park a t a·cas t of $3 million. • • Ca rs no lo nger ar e a llowed oon the street. which· has become a haven for the thou sands of s ummer visitor s to Was hington. Reporters have give n up a ny hopes tha t Pres id e nt Reaga n will hold a news conference in September . He has ha d onl y two forma l news :Conferences th is yea r . and one is not ex pected until October a t the ;eg rlies1. ' • Whit e Hou se s trategists m a ke it clea r th at by tha t time , they hope the lra n-C'ont ra sca nd al will have faded from the he adlines. a nd reporters who ask questions about the a ffa ir wi ll be delvi ng into old i!ews. ' his homework .b('fore a • . Like anv ot her president. Reaga n has to do . :news conference. And his ca lender is parked for the month with :se ver al ma jor event s tha t will give him the spot lig ht , and a ll ow him a JllJltform and spar e him from answering a ny ques tions. ' On Sept. 10. he will tra ve l to Mi am i to welcom e Pope John Paul ll to ' H.S. soil. Reaga n a nd his holiness have met on severa l occas ions. the las t time in J une wh en It a ly hosted the econom ic summit . • The pres ident al so will go to Phiiidelphi a Sept. 17 for the bicentnnialceiebrat ion of the foundin g of the Constitu tion a nd will participate in the patr iotic fa nfa r e. . · On Sept. 21 he wfll head for Ne w York where he .will deliver his aqnua l address to the U.N. General Assembly , a nd b~· tha t tltn e he hopes to be looking forward to a summit meeting with Sov iet lea der Mikh a il c;orbachev lat er in the fal l. , I Prosecution ·blows case against' Democrats . By LEE LEONARD L, UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBU S. ~io 1UPil - Thirteen months ago, Gov. Ric hard F. Celeste and Detnocratie Sta te Chairman Ja m es M. Ruvolo were litp-deep in a scanda l that threatened to blow the lid offthcSta tehouse and put them In the s treets. Two of their people had been Indicted on felony counts In connec tion with an a lleged schem e of ra is ing politica l fund s through state jobs, promotions and contra cts for work . Ruvolo and Celes te, then In the middle of his r e -e lection campa ign, wel-e fu r ious. almost paranoid. saying the cha rges were tr umped up ~y:the Republica ns lor election-year purposes. · "They c ited pas t hi story, which showed 'the Re public ans alw ays dredged up criminal allegations in a campaign, but when the e l ~c tlon was ove r , the charges were dropped and the Issue went away. ' While Republicans, notably gubernatorial nominee J a mes A. Rhodes, talked of the worst scandal In the history of the state , Ru volo and Celeste predicted that after the election, nothing would come of it . - It looks like they wer e right. : Last week, Pamela J . Conrad, the finance director for the Ohio Democratic P arty, pleaded no contest to a mlsdem ea!'or of obstructing official bus iness ,and was sentenced to 50 hours of community service work. Flv!! felony charges, including bribery, were dropped. . Larry J . MCC!lr tney, on ce the governor's pa tronage chief, was fined $500 and given- a one -day suspended ja il sentence for falsification , a misdem eanor . · : William E. Boy land, the Democ ratic special prosecutor assigned to (he cases by the oJfjce of Franklin County Prosecutor Michael Miller, a Republican, said there were sever a! reasons why the felony.charges weren ' t tried. The main one was that Judge Frank Reda had a pair of backto-back murder trials to dispose of, and was of no mind to waste six weeks on a routine bribery tria l. Efforts to were uns uccessful to get ~nother judge; the Republican-dominated Ohio Supreme Court refused. _ ' Next, c harges against Conrad were re duced because she was a tlrst·tlme offender, ac cording to the prosecutor' s office. someone wants to publish the · report, t hat will be per mit ted; It just won't have the J usti ce Depa rtme nt's lnprlmatur. Our repc)r ter Gary Clouser has obtained a n executive summa ry of the report from It s author, Judith Reis man, Ph.D. A one·time songwriter ·fo r Capt ain Kangaroo a nd a researc h profes· sor at America n Univer sity he re a t the time of the study, Re ism a n. now heads th e Insltu te for Medi a Education In Arlington, Va . She' declined to comme nt on th e qua rre l between Arm strong a nd Speirs over her report. Among the conclusions In th e summar y Is the statement tha t ' ~ It Is not ·unlikely tha t som e vulnerable juvenile and adult receive rs ma y fuse child depl c· lions with a rousa l to sex and/ or Page-_ A-2 August 23, 1987 arousal to v iole nce ." The sum· m ary gave no Indication of any evid ence to substantiate thi s claim ed e ffect on the m agazin es ' reade rs. Rels 111a n's research tall ied "child Im agery In the context of · erotic a / pornography" In the m agazines from 1954 to ·1984. Ca rtoons were cou nted as we ll as photogra phs beca use they " circum vent read ers' r esistance by humorously tr lvla lizl ng exlsUng ta boos·," Reisma n e xpla ined in the s ummary . She said her researc h showe d tha t "children ba d been exte nsively sexualized In popular erotica / pornogra ph y." One purpose of her study was to provide the public w ith Information .fo r debate on the ·Issue " without req uiring exposure to prim a ry sources" - th at is, without havi ng to rea d the ma gaz ines . l n a letter last Nove mbe r to the Am er ican Un iversity, Speirs ex· plalned why he opposed publish· tng the R~ t s m a n repor t. He ac know ledged tha t ltwas a " ver y ambit ious e ffort to conduct a complex st udy , )n term s of Its scope and the a mbiguous na tu re of the concepts stud ied." He added , how!'ver, tha t " multipl e se rious fl aws In the met hodo logy sig nifi ca ntly redu ced the deflnl · ti veness ~ nd use fulness Of the findin gs ." · Spe.lrs added , "The major obj<:'c tlves of the study - to determlnr whet her a nd to wh at ext ent rcpr!'sentatlons of child· ren a nd portra yals of c rime a nd viOI<'ncr rxl sl In th cartoons a nd vis ua ls In three sexuall y explicit ma gaz ines, a nd to ide ntlfy trends In th e portrayal Of Children, c rime a nd v lotl'n ce - were not accom plished .". The Amrrlc a n Unl•e rslt y refe rred us to a press r<'lease It lssuPd ias t N o\!etnb<>r. sta ti ng th at thr uni vers ity " takes no pos it ion on the fin dings of lndh•ld· ual facu lty me mbers beCa use of Its stra ng a dhere nce to the poli cy · of a cadrmlc rre rdom ." Churchgoing can ease woe.____G_e_or.::o::.._ge_P_lag!.;;_e_ nz ' ' Ut ile chu rc hes across the la nd . "Our hearts are broken a nd crus hed and our courage is Because they're fa mily. the ir almost gone. 0 God . help us a t m embers may s ta nd up to the this time." st re sses a nd strai ns - a nd The words ca m e fr om no calamitie s - of life bet ter tha n prayer book. They were not those wh o are draw n to thr written beforehand and edi ted · bigger chu rc hes with their fi ner for m axi mum impact. But one liturgies a nd music and more would be hard-pressed to find Impressive se rmons, but · which · words more eloqu ent tha n those lack this fa mily feeli ng. spoken from his heart and When ot he rs a re a round who th rough his t ear~ by the ass is tant share the more Intima te of life 's ·pastor of Sedgovill e Ba ptist experience s wi th us, th is can he lp Chu rc h in Balch Sprin gs , Texas. a bsorb some of th e ruder s hocks T he occasion was a memor ia l fa te deals us. This is, morp like ly service for the teen agers who to be irue In sm all evangelica l died when their churc h bus was churclt es Where this comfortin g washed away In a fl ash flood . sense of neighborlin ess Is a ug" It m ay ta ke awhile , but we 'll ment ed by the closeness a nd com e out ail right beca use we're ava ilabilit y of Christ, who Is felt famil y ," sa id one m ember of the as a present reality. chu rc h refl ect ing on the effec t ls this one. of the reasons why, th e tragedy will ha ve on the accordin g to a s ur.ey , there are small congrega tion. " fe we r heart at tacks a mong peo· Beca use they 're fa mily , what pie who at te nd c hurc h regul arly? a ffec ts one member affects eveChurchgo in g m ay do as mu ch rybody . But a lso because they' re for our m ent al' a nd phys ica l famil y. one me mber in trouble well·be lng as It does for our soul 's draws strength from a ll the rest. health. Singi ng hy m ns a nd sayThat is how it is in countless lng pra yers - retu rni ng we(' k '' 1. by virtue of my office as a a ft e r week to fa mil iar songs a nd· ca lled a nd ordained s er.a nt of words a nd ac ts - helpSI give the Word. a nno unce the ~r ac e of continu ity to life. This Is essenti a l God unto all of you a ~d. In the 1 If our inn er lives are not to ste ad , a nd by tho:> comm a nd of my become divi ded a nd fragm<'nt ed. Lord Jesu s Chri st . I forgive you Pa rt ic ul a rl y whe n sud den all yo ur si ns." cha nge throws our lives off My theology had c hanged bala nce - as the tragroy In greatly In th e lnte rve n l n ~ ye ar s, Balch S p rln ~s upset the quie t but probably not hing t hat has li ves of the Baptist co ngrega tion hap!){' nrd to m e In c.hu rc h before - It steadies us to be a ble to hold or s ince has m('a nt so mu ch to me on to so met hing tha t doesn' t as hear ing those de ar, fa miliar cha nge . word s once aga in. The ha llowed observ a nces we . I k new how George Ty rrell ·repea t Sunday alter Sunda y, mus t have fe lt when he had a routine as th ey are, ma ke us feel slm lla r e xj)('ri<'nce . In his case It as Words worth felt when he wa s a vis it to a Roma n Cat holi c looked up a nd sa w a rai nbow In chu r c h of his boyhood a nd early the sky: "So was it whe n frtY li fe ma nhood th at brought back th e began, so is It now I a m a tlna n, so old m <'mortC's . In recounting ih e sha ll it be when I grow old .'' exper ience, he sa id, " He re was I reme mber goi ng Into a . the pld business , being carried on M isso ur i Sy n o d - L ut hera n by the old firm , In the old wayChurc h ' in Newt on, Mass ., a ft er and oh. the reality of It a ll ." nearly 20 yea rs away. T he pastor And so. for ma ny re asons, the was sayi ng words tpa t had mourners In t he little Baptist beco me pa rt of iny c hu rc hgoing Chu rch In Balch Springs , Te xas , ex perie nce - and part of me took their grie f to the right place. as a boy : ltoad -lVorriers ~------~-----------c~,r_uc_k_S_to__ ne · LOS ANGE LES - A Cana dia n shooting to the inside pages . By touri st walked up to the a irpo rt de -e mphasizi ng the newswor th l· ca r r ent al desk, carrying a sign ness of thi s fright ening trend , th r tha t he pl anned to install In the pa pe rs we re a lso deva luing the bac k of his rent ed ca r: self-esteem of the ·nut s who resort " I'm from out of town . Please · to vehicul ar violence. :'They' re don 't shoot." copyca ts," a West Hollywood The ca r renta l clerk chuckled. bl ack pol_lcem an, Char les In·· "He wasn' t kidding. He was dead gra m , disgustedl y tol~.rn e~ ser ious." But the freeway sliootlfi gs a r e But the long lines a t a ll the a lso a neurotic response fo the -air port car rent al count ers be lled stnolde rlng fru s tra tion of endl ess such a pprehension, while r ear- tr affl q ja m s and sys te m bre ak• firmin g · an Immutable r~a llty down s tha t othe r big-city dr iver s governing a ll Californian dtivers serenely accept as normal. LA ~ permanent or· tempora ry driv e r s a n g r i l y r e' j ec t (suc h as myself). Immobiliza tion. . Th e r e Is a bso lut e l y n o 3. Th er e Is a bsolutely no a lte rnative. altern ative to th e freeway I drove my renta l ca r ,...,, system. car efull y alon g the San Diego Los Ange les · Is a mobile resiFreeway to m y Su'\set Boulevard de ntlal culture joined by ribbons hote l. At one point, I happily of Interlocking freewa ys that fan crawl ed alongside ·.a Ca lifornia out from sprawling business Hlgway Pa trol car at only 35 clusters to downtown LA , Wes t miles an hour, knowing I wa s Hollywood , Beverly Hills, Ce n· "safe and sec ur e from all tury City (a favor lte ofPresldent ala r m s." ., Reagan' s) and Johnny Carson' s Amid the macabre humor and " beautiful downtown Burbank. " late-nlght·TV·host jokes, we may "There Is no ' lh ~e · there, " a s have forgotten four facts of life : Ge rtrude Ste in said of anothe r 1. Cyclical erupllons df via· California city . lence are an Amer ican tradition. ' 4. The LA freeway system Is Between 1979 and 1981 , there permanently doomed to vehlcuwere 28 murders of black child· Jar viscocity. re n In Atlanta. In the '60s, race .. -''In the Los Angeles area, we r iots scarred major cities. ' cannot, in our wildest drea ms , 2. Freeway shootings will run solve the tr affi c problem, " Dale thei r course as Inexorably as Ratzleff, a senior transportation . Olliemanla. Sociological spasm s official fo r the state, told Philaare doomed to short life spans. delphia Inquirer re porter MurWhlle I was In LA last week, · ray Dubin last ye a r. newspapers had already begun During rush hours,_the cu r re nt relegating the latest freeway avera ge fre e wa y s peed de · ' ' creases, on average , fro m 37 But In a trul' display of the mil es per hour to 17 mil es an unque nc ha bl e American frontier hour . spirit ' people co nti nue to migra te A ne w pla nned free way "w ill · to Los Angell'S . be jammed the second It ope ns, " I don' t bl ame them . This wa rne d a federa l trans port ation sun -ba th ed oasis Is still a co mfor· offic ia l. ta bl e a nd exc iting place to live . tru stee. Greenlleld Township : Leo Car · ter, Rt . 4, Oa k Hill , tru stee; Donald R. Farney, Rt. 4, Oak · Hili, trustee; Bre nda Lewis, Rt. . 2. Pa triot~ clerk; Morgan R. 'Hammond, Rt. 2, P atr iot, trus-'tee ; Steven A. Ki ser, R t. 4, Oak Hill, trustee; and Pa tricia A. Miller. Rt . 2, Pa triot, trustee: Guyan Township: J effrey J . , Fowler, R t. 1, Crown City, clerk; P. A. Denny... Continued from A-1 to tim e and me al, Saunders sa id. Exc urs ions alone a r $5 for adult s and $2 for child ren 12 a nd under . Sunday brunc h and lunc h cruises are $9 fo r adult s a nd· $5 for chll ~ren , and dinner tr ips are $18 for adult s ,and $12 for children. The daily schedule for the Denney trips a re : Sa turday - 10 a .m ., noon, 2 p.m ., regular excursions ; 5 anq 8· p.m . dinner cruises and at 10: 30 p. m . will be the Oldies Cruise. The dinner cruises Include a me nu of pr ime rib, vegeta bles. bread . tea .and dessert. On Sunday , r('gular e xcursions will be at 3: 30 a nd 8: 30 p.m.; brun ch is at 10 a.m ., lun ch at 1 p.m. and dinn er a t 6 p. m. Brunch Inc ludes scr a mbl ed eggs. fru its, toasts a nd beve rages. Lunch has sa ndw ic h es , de sserts a nd beverages . T ickets lor 1he ge neral excursions are on sa le at all C&S Ba nk locations, T ur npike of Ga ll ipoli s, Fru th P har m ac y, Haski nsTa nne r a nd the Cha m ber of Commerce. Meal tr ips can only be purc hased at Has klns-Ta nn'e r and th(' Cham ber of Comm erce. Sa unders sa id. Sa unders s aid the Me rc hants are ho ping to draw riders from Galli a , Maso n. a nd Meigs coun · ties. and ma y be from Jacksdn and Vint on. Tickets are availa ble lndtv idu· ally or In blocks ror clubw howlsh to I a ke the excurs ion together. Sau nders said . In t he pa~t. groups like the Ga llipolis Ju nior Wom a n's Club apd va rio us c hurch Su nday Sc hoo l classes ha ve purcha sed tickrts In a block for a ~t r oup oulinjl . sandra Swa in, R t. 1, erown City, clerk; Lewis Sheets , Rt. 1, Crow p City, trus tee. Harrison Township: Terry E. Cremeegs, E ure ka Star Rout e, Gallipolis, clerk; Odell William s, Rt. 1, Crow n City, trustee; a nd Donald :E. Woodl e, Rt. 1, Nor· thup, trustee. Huntington Township: Linda G. Ratliff, Rt. 2, Vi nton, clerk; Jeffery A. Harder , Vinton , trus· tee ; Mich ael Marcum, Vint on, tru s tee ~ J ohn Swisher, Rt. 2, VIn ton, tru stee; a nd Ole n Wll· fang, Vinton, trustee. · Morgan Townsl)lp : Phyllis Has h, Rt. 1, Bidwell, clerk ; Joa nn J ustus, Rt. 1, Vinton, clerk; · Ralph E. Oiler, Rt . 2, Vi ntop, trus tee ; J ohnnie E . R us~e ll , Rl. 1, Bidwe ll , tru stee; Ward Smit h, Rt. 1. Bidwell , tr us tee: a nd Mary J a ne Wood, Rt. 1, Vi nton, trustee. Ohio Township: Janet Waugh Cardwe ll, R t. 2, Crown City, clerk; Sandra K. Gill enwa ter. . . Rt. 2, Crown City, clerk; John D. <:;reen. Rt. 2, Crown City, tru s· tee; Roger L. James, E ureka Star Route , Ga llipolis, trustee ; and Melvin Ours, R t. 2, Crown City . trustee. rerry Township: Helenlu E h· m a n, Pa triot Star Route, Ga llipo· lis, clerk; a nd Richa rd Ha rley Wade , Patr iot Star Route , Ga lli· poll s, trus tee. Raccoon Township: · Hobart Da nle ld , Thurma n, trus tee; Virgi nia Sims, Rio Grande. clerk ; James H. Holl ey, Rt. ~ . Bidwell , trus tee; Carroll · L. Ruff, T hurma n, trustee; a nd La rry L. Shang, Rt. 3, Bidwell. trustee. · Springfield Township: Co nnie Massie, R t. 2, Bidwell, clerk; Wa ll ace E d Kemper, !{err, tr\)S· tee; Wesley C. Mee ks, J r. , Rt. 2, Vinton, tru ~tee; Sher ma n Lee Ruta n, Rt. 3, Bidwell. tru stee; He rm an Sprague , Rt . 2, Bidwell, clerk; a nd Carl Tackett , R t. ·1, Bidwell , trus tee. Walnut Township: Phyllis A. Pope, Rt. 2, Patriot, clerk; Betty Ann Stewart, Rt. 2, Patriot, clerk; a nd Oriyn Miller, R t. 2, Patriot, trus tee. Gallipolis City School Board : Ja m es N.M. Davis, E ureka Star Route, Gall ipolis; Clyde Evans, Rio Gra nde; Da nnie Greene . 340 LeGrande Blvd .; Ja m es L. Holley, Gallipolis; Johnny R. Hood, 23 Chillicothe Rd., Ga ll ipolis; Thomas I. Jones, Rt. 3, G~ lllpo · Its ; David S. Seainon, Rt . 2, G~lllpolls; a nd Norma n L , Stewart. - Gallia County Local Sc hool Boa rd: Mary B. Bradb ury, Rt. 1, Ches hire; Joy Ra y Berkley , Rt. 1, Cheshire; Fred J. Deel, Rt. 2, Vi nton; J ohn R. Fell ure, Rt. 1. Ches hire; BUley L. Ha lley, Rt. 1, Crow n City; a nd Fred P . McN'ea l, Rt. 2, Pat riot . Cheshire VIllage: Charles L. Bradbury, council; Lois M. Snyder, cl erk/ tre~s u r er ; Wa lter S. L ucas, m ayor:"ilnd Herma n Thom as Reese, council. ._ Crown City Village: Ma rk Anthony F ulks , co uncil ; Leo T h acke r, ma yor ; Ore a t h a McG uire, cler k/ treasurer : and · Jess ie Mae Bills, council. Rio Gra nde: Angie Seagraves , cle rk/ treas urer; Da le C. Dod · son, Council; a nd Donal d B. Wo the , J r ., council. Cente._llle VIlla ge: Ted Pe r· roud , m ayor; Mary Hall, cl er k· / treasurer ; a nd Naomi Beman , James McCorm ick a nd Marlin ball Rev ie w P rogra m orl.W J E H, D. Rose, cou ncil. begi nning Sat urday, Aug . 29 at 10 Gallipolis City Comm iss ion: a.m . Louis M. Pa squ aiP , 103 Ceda r . St.; a nd Dow W. Sa unde rs , 609 Second Ave: Legislation: 1For Cla y P recin c t only) - A proposa l to allow the 'sa le of win e a nd mixed beverages from 1 p.m . to mid· night on Sunday. The re is a separa te bond iss ue propos in g all owance of ca rry-out es tab lish· ments to sell win e a nd mi xed beve r ages for o ff -pr e mi se cons um ption. Gallipolis Muni cip al Co urt ,Judge: J ames A. Benne tt, Rt. 2. Vin ton; and Joseph L. Ca in, Rt. 3, Ga ll ipolis. Bill Gray, forrner radio broadcaster, joins . OVB staff GA LLIPOLIS - . Bill Gra y of Ga llipo lis 'h as been na med director of media a nd public relations at Th e Ohio Va lley Bank Co., accord in ~ to Pre sident and Chie f Executi ve Officer, Ja m es L. Dailey. Gra y. forml•r ly general ma nage r of WJE HI WYPC Radio i~ Ga lli polis, s ucceeds Mrs . Ha tem whose hu sba nd, J a ck. was re· centi y a ppoint ed head iootba ll coach at St. Ma ry's High SchOol In Mi nn esota . Gra y will be In cha rge of media re latio ns , coordin ation of advt-r· tislng, a nd corpora te communi· cations. Gray ass umed his duties on Aug. 19. Gray has bee n ac t lve In comm un it y a ffairs a nd Is best known for his pla y -by -pla y broadca-sts of area football and basketball ga mPs. He wilt continue to host the popular Ohio Valley Ba nk s hows T he Gridiron a nd Round · Co nt inued fro m page A-1 grand c ham pion. ow ned by Eric Powell, so ld for SS .20 per pound up 10 cent s per pound . Th e Hom P Nationa l Ba nk also pu rc hased five other a nimals They WE.'re t he second larges t s ln~ l c buyer. Th e gra nd tha m pio n pair of hogs w~: r e purchased by Wha· ley·s Aut o Parts , Darwin for$2 .50 per pound. The a nima ls were ow ned by Eric Powe ll. Reeds· vil le. Wha ley' s Aut o Parts ais() purc hased one other anim al. The· resrrv£' champion h o~ . owne d by Meli ss a Guess , Tuppers Plains. was purc hased by F ruth Pharm acy, Midd leport . It sold for S.1 a po und . Fruth P har ma cy also purchased one other a ni mal. Th e reserv e cha m pio n pa ir of hogs were pu rchased by Big Bend F'oodland. Po me roy for $2.40 per pound . Foodla nd also purc hased one othe r a nim a l. The anim a ls w er<~ owned by Michae l Hoffm an. R t . 3, Pom e roy. Th e reserv e champion la mb. ow ned by .Jennifer Tay lor, PomP· . roy. was pu rcha srd by River City · Farm Supply. Ga lli polis forSR .25 per pou nd . The ' reserve cha m pio n pa ir of la mbs were purchased by l'eo· pi es Ba nk , P t. P leasa nt. Maso n and New Haven· for $5.25 per pound . •The a nima ls we re._p wned by Adam Shee ts, Ro m eroy. A comple te list of the s ale a ppea rs on D-2 troday. . O h i• • t\:t •\1 !'•"J):tpt•r 1\:.:-t•d.tl h• n . K;tl lton:•l /\ th't ' l 11 ... 1nJ,: H••pt''' ' ' ·nl .tt tl " · AI'.• n h:1m Nt ·\\' "lJ:qWt S. tll'-. . 'j 'tl Thit•rl i\ \'t•nut•. !\"1'\1 Ycu·k . J\"f'\1 York lfl(ll ';". Off UST Gallipolis, OH. 1900 Eastern Ave. I $60 OFF UST Eureka Uprlaht With Vibra· l GnHimer It" Madel t458 • 6 Potlllon DIII·A·Nip • Du11 Eda• Kl111n11r • • Ali·Stnl Vlbra,roomll II Dn1 Cl11111 Maael 2054 6.5 Amp Industrial ,Strength Motor • 6 Position ·' · $ 8.800 AU Cvp111 • Brlllit nl Headlight ,, Dlti·A·hp• • Power-Driven . Vibrt·Groamer II • 50% Eltt1 Suction Power SJ299S Sel~~pelled PHU' to: ~n .. !'ubsniptions IJ~ Uprtaht Madel 5048 fll ,li l p t •r mi t 1i'il ill sr•n ' h-11 1:- ;O't •; IS w h t' l c\ 01t l1nl c·; IIT II•j ;J \' :i ibhi f' , Tht• Sun cl:11 Ti mt 1 "·~·n li nPI wil l nnl ht • I'I 'S j:Wm'l lt)t c• ltll' :UI\': tn p · p; 1 ~ nw nt :m :Lth' 1n t ·; u T I I 'I'~ . Mi\11. Sl i R..fii('RIJITION~· SundPy Onl~· 0 nt• \ •t•a r .... .. ...................... . ... S:I::! .~ ~· Sls m n.nl !l:< ... ... ........'... .......... :li111 .1W:l D"IIY nnd S11nd 1l~' I MAll. Sl iB."'CRIPTIONS I ~~Midi' fnunly 1:1 Wc•t•ks ····-· ............................ :>i17 .'~!1 :!6 W t•f' ks ....... : .. ................ · · · · · · · · ~:~~ · ~~! ;,~ Y.,l p('l.; !- .......... , ....................... $ftl•.. "' n R 1th•s Out11ldr ( 'ounl .v wc•<' k ~' ................................... $1H .21l · ~!~ - - ~: , !;:.! Wl'4' kS ............. , ......... ..... ~I. 2ti Wt;f' ks ........... 0 . . Our Family Specializes In Beautiful Beginnings. Eureka SI NG LE f OP\' Su nrb ~ · $100] OFF UST Ont ' w,:t·k .................... , .. , .. till CN•t ~ Ont · Y P; I I .......... ..... .... .. .. !li:tl . ~fl "If It makes you f981 better, this /sn 't the only c~m~?any whoss pension plan has run out of moile~." . SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC EUREKA ESP UPRIGHT $40 ONI.'' , KATES "" f 11rrlt•f or Mull•r Houh• :' · I· Rebates to Sl ,000 on Most Cars ·~ LIST ~ l i N fl ,\ \' lllfD)! NI!A. Ino;. Financing or 30 OFF Sll ft~ ( ' HII 1 TI ON e • •Huge Top Fill Bag •4 Carpet Settings •12' Brush Roll Breaker Bar P uhl it-lu 'C.I t•,tl'h ~u rnl,,, ~.!~1 Th Itt\ A1 •·. ( ;; dtl pull~ . Oh iu, h1 till' Oh 11 • \ ' .tllf'\ l''ll h u.. h ln~.: ('pmp.nl' M ul !im t..- 11 .-. I n< Sl· 1'( •114 1 rb':- j )(l~l l l ~ l ' p ,t lt l ,I I (;;dtip••l h . Ohio t:.t.:lJ . E nt• •l'f'(l ,,.., \-h1 tl1tl t·lu~ .. m :•llln t:: 1'1'1.•111'1 ' ·'' Pom t•t'' ''. Oh hi. Pn..,t ()lfkt . -~ Think about it •••• EUREKA UPRIGHT it!~- KIMI I Mt •mht •t : l ' nltt•d Pn•-.-. lnt •• t'n: ll lpnlil. ln l:nH I [):ttl \ p , , ,~.., A""n ' i. •tlun ,t nfl lht • qa', The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 Record sum ... ( l 'SI' •' Berry's World · Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Ple-.ant. W. Va. N, inety-three...._....:(..:::Con::.::Nn=uect=rr_o::m;::.Jpat:::g!!::e...::A~1)~- pomography~_Jt_y_Ja_ck_A_n,..-de_rs_on_.a_n_d _Jo__,.se_p_h_Sp_e_ar_ WASHINGTON - In F ebr uary 1984, we disclosed th at the J ustice Departme nt was about to spend $734,371 to count the number of times c hildren were de pleted In cartoons in Pl ayboy, Penthouse and Hustler, and some how to ca:lculate th e effect t hese depletions would have on the m agazi nes' r ead ers. Una bashed by public exposure of this a morphous endeavor, the department went a head with the study . We firmly believe th at child por nogra phy is des pica ble; but th is study, In our opinion, was a boondoggle. Last year, when the s tud y was fin a lly submitt ed to the Office of Juv e nile Ju stice and De lin -. quency P revention, department officials decided th e qua lit y of '. ' ·, · 5.2 Amp High Performance Motor ·:/:--' SJ599S Etlorttlu -ltttl. ~ U1Mlllalooidrl. . wltltta ""' a farth - urpott Eureka Two Mota• • Automatic Carpet Height A!Justment • Roto -Matic · Powerhead With Power Driven Beater Bar Brush Roll • Cortlawav· Power Team Model 1775 3.3 Peak H.P. Motor . $)5 99 S BALL- FURNITURE . 220 Third Avl. . . ~ Gallipolis 'I Count on your famil y fo r just about anything , but when Baby is on 1ts way, come to us- we're Th e Fam ily of Professio nals of Pleasan t Valley Hosp1 tal We'l l seem like part of your family right from the start beca use the same · phys ician who tells you that you' re expecting is the sa me physician who delivers your ba by. And, even thou gh we offer Childb irth Edu cat1on Classes for Daddy, they're not req.~ ire d in order for him to be present at the bir-th. Free dinn er fo r th e proud parents, the cutest baby t race lets, toboggans for babies, and a wa rm, caring atmosp here-j Ust a few of our specia lties here at Pleasant Valley Hospita l. We wan t your baby to have a beaut ifu l beginni ng as mu ch as you do. Come to The Family of Professionals of Pleasa nt Valley Hospi tal and we' ll ' help yo u celebrate the miracle of new life . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Vattay Drive, Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 • 304·675· 4340 ... \. '· ,, . ,, .' ' ' . ., I '.,' .. ' • '.' .. ., - .. \ ' i '• �- I )., Page-A-4-The Sunday Trnes-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Otio Point Pleasant W.Va. ----~lbrie&--~ ~ l!iALLIPOt.IS ..,.. A Bidwell woman was injured in a one-car accid~nt Friday, at 5:46p.m., in Morgan Township, on Ohio 554, according-to th!" GaU!a-Melgs Post of till" State Highway PatroL Linda L. Brothers, 22, was taken to ltolzer Medical Center by the Gallla EMS. She was treated and released for multiple bruises and scrapes. She was driving west when her car went off the right side of the road, hitting an embankment and overturning. In Chester Township of Meigs County Friday, at 2:25p.m., on Ohio 7, a West Virginia man was cited In an accident involving a car and a tractor-trailer. . Emmitt Meadows, 77, of Milton , W.Va ., was cited for . changing lanes without caution after he hit a tractor-trailer driven by Donald R. Harmon, 27, of Ironton. Meadows , driving south, 'tried to pass the tractor-trailer, but could not do without hitting the larger vehicle. A car was rear -ended by a nother car on Bulaville Pike, two miles north of Ohio 160 in Addison Township Friday. . Clara J. Hammond, 38, of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was cited fo·r assured clear distance when she did not stop ·in time to avoid hitting a car driven by Ruth M. Miller , 74, of Rt. 1, Gallipolis. Both were driving north. Truck fire extinguished GALLIPOLIS - The Gailipolts Fire Departmen t sent two trucks and 11 men Friday, at 2:10p.m .• to the scene of a truck fire on Blessing Road . · 'i'he truck. a 1973 Mack truck owned by Dyer's Brothers of Rt . 1, Northup, started in the engine . According to the Fire Departrnent's report, !he fire was caused by a break in the hydraulic line. City police probe mishap GALLIPOLIS -The Gallipolis Police Depart ment reported a n accident Friday, at 8: 21p.m. on 267 Upper River Road . Jerry A. Warren ,~. of E ureka Star Route, Gallipolis. slowed to make a right turn at 267 Upper River Road when a car driven by Harvey C. Steele, 56, of Apple Gro~e. W.Va .. rear-ended Warren 's car. Steele's car then went off the right side o f the road and rested in a drain sewer. St~ele was cited for assured clear distance: ·t In other police matters, Donna Kay Kincaid. 35, of Leon. W.Va., was arrested Friday night, charged with DWI. GALLIP OL IS - Eight couples a nd Tammy Gay Pickens, 22. Rt . ha ve recently applied for m ar- 2, Point Pleasant, W.Va . ria ge li ce nses in Gallia County rr::~;:=:;;:;;:;;;;:;:=~ Probate Court. John Kenneth Brillhart. 20. and Jocelyn Ann Zer kle, of 602',\ Third Ave .; Kevin Paul Ta y lor, 20, of Rt. 2. Vinton, and Carla Sue Mahaney, 18, of44 Olive St.: Bill George Ke lley, 30. Kerr. and Progr 0soor Tony a L. Woodward , 30, of Rt. 3, White Bidwell ; lionald All e!J Darnell. 23. Rt. 1, Thurman , and Paula Jean Pullins. 23 , 212 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis; James R. Davis. 28, of Rt. I, Ga llipolis. and Sharon L. McCoy, 30, of Rt. 1, Galllpcl!s; Kenneth LeE' Jenkins. 24, or Rt.1 , Northup , and Danella Re nee Greene. 21. Gallipolis: David Alan Rob(>rts , 2.1, of Rt . I, Vinton. and Tina Marie F'oster, 24, Hunti ngron. W.Va .; MarJI Taylor Lee. 23, Rt. 1. Gallipolis, ''vague arid overbroad" ·a.nd would deter emp loyees from releasing unclassified inform\!· lion. The group also said it woul\l have a ''c hilling effect" on their constitut ional right to free speech. The Justice Department has drafted a response denying aU the allegations of illegality in the suii , Garfinkel said. Justice Department spokeswoman Amy would its response by Oct . 17 Brown filesaid the department but would not specify when. Garfinkel said in a n int erview that his actions also were "affected by congressional expressions of concern.'' Council . The secrecy form, which !l()(),ooo employees with access to classified data are being asked to sign, requires employees to agree not to release "classified" or "classifiable" inform a tion. A suit filed by a federal employees union in U.S. District Court in . Washington Monday said the te rm "classifiable " is Municipal Court news GA LLIPOLIS - In Ga llipolis Municipal Court Friday, Larry Hartshorn, 37, of 2208 Eastern Ave., was fi ned $120 and given a s uspended 30-day jail term for m e nacing. Daniel E. Miller , 30. 'of Mason, W.Va .. was fined $12 a nd given a s uspended six-month jail term for not having a driver's license. Gia F. Piazza, 21, of Rio Grande, ha d her $12 fine, for failure to yield , suspended . Various bonds were forfeited by Kevin D. Jolley, 19, Ht . 4, Gallipolis, $41, fa ilure to control. · and $41, no valid registration sticker; Loretta S. Rimmey, 21, Point P leasant, W.Va .. $40, failure to control; . William H. K!Jighl , 57, Point Pleasant , W.Va .. $41. assu red clear dis· tance; and Phillip D. Saunders, 34. Rt. 1, Bidwell, $41 . assured clear distance. Speeding bonds were forfeited by David L. Grate, 41, Pomeroy, $39; Martha J. Maynard, 18, Middleport , S38; David L. Shrews bury. 37..Sprill'gfteld, $41; ·A nna lyl. Mills, 37, Columbus, $44; Andrew N. George , 23, Columbus, $40; Steven M. Wll · .helm , 25, Ft. Bragg, N.C., $4~; Barry Braden, 26, Rt. 1, vinton, $41; Teresa A. Ott, 23, Columbus, $44; Ana M. Royston , 33, Fayetteville, N.C .. $39; Mark K. Taylor, · 28. Scottown, $42; Thomas G. Col lier, 45, Charleston, W.Va .. $42; Ailee :M. Ridgeway, 25, Jackson, $40; and Howard W. Stephens, 40, Grove City, $46. /: . SWEEPSTAKES -Eight Dairy ~weepstakes winners were honored Friday night at the ·Meigs County Fair Livestock Sale. Sweepst akes winners are chosen on a point system for such thin gs as keeping the fair bam clean, keeping their animals clean, citizens hip and showmanship. From left to right in front are Brent Rose, Jeff Rose, Chuck Parker and David . Smith. In back are Mike Parker , Jerry Smith, Jill Taylor and Joe Parker. Slawter captures Meigs fair honors • POMEROY - Kristen Ay nc Stawier , Middleport. took the grand c ha mpion femal e and reserv e champion female in Hereford judging a t the Meigs County F'alr, with Jim Sheets, Pomeroy. ta king the grand champion femal e In th e Angus . jydging. , ShoWing the grand cha mpion bull il nd the grand champ ion female in Slmmcni a l was Ca loway Farms. wh ile Har ry L. Spencer, Lo!Jg Bot tom, took both grand champion female and the reserve champion fem a le In Llmousin . • Permanent Life. • Term Life. • Universal Life Him" In Hi s presence. As we respond IQ Hi s Anolnt e<l Word , kr10wln~ I hal Hr ·ha s mad £' us t o be spirlrually sen~lth'P. wl' ttm ~R;In to l'f~C t:'I V(' and unlk"rsrond tht•'rh lngs ot His Kln~do m . This Is whal Jesus mea.~ ! WhQn He sai d, ' 'Let hlrn that ha th an eat hear ," ' '13('cauS<' lh(' foollshnt~ sof God Is wlsPr rhun mrn: and th<,•w('ak·tl<'SSOl COd Is stronJ!er than mrit For yP Wt" your ra1lin ~. brethrC'n . how that nr.1 many wiS£> me-n after the Orsh. not m any m l~ ht y , n t manv nobl £', nrro CAROll SNOWDEN Immune Deficiency ltl<e a gooc1 netgflbor In Srare Farm IS there SyndrOme Spring Valley Plaza 098. A I N !.UI AN (l PIZZA BUFFET • Every Wed. & Sunday S to 9 P.M. I COMPUTER SCIENCE Prices Effective thru Aug. 29 lll-111'12 ROUND BEE· f GROUND FRESH SEVERAL U.S.D.A. CHOICE CUBE STEAK $·'189 POCKET THE SAVINGS DURING OUR · RETIREMENT 1USDA CHOICE ,-1 BONE-IN ChiKk Roast SIRLOIN STEAK • 259 ~..$159 SUP£Rt01 PRE-SUC£1) ll SAU\:E 3 FOR 10 01. $1 ·-.-.------:-- .' ,, LB. $18,9 AJAX Dish Liquid KRAFT REG. BBQ Sauce_ OFF KRAFT STOREWIDE - $109 ~t$109 RICAN SINGLES MT. VERNON 2°/o .MILK AFTER 38 YEARS WE ARE RETIRI/fC ANO SELLINC OIJTI. BY VAllEY ltll $1~! Sale Starts Monday, August .2 4th oi COKE LIMON-liME Gotorade i~. 2 UT£1 . ' 19 WHilE HOUSE Apple Juice 99< 99< ' . Spore Ribs 4 ROLL PK. GRANDE - - -· HOLLYWQOD BATH TISSUE COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE , ··~~·· LB. 99< HOT ~0 & fax -.-·-·- · Bologna VIEnl VIce President tor Legal SerVIces and Risk Management, Csbell Huntington Hos pital To OJ,rtJS s latest legal developments concernin g AI flS ' $129 CUT FROM GRAIN FROM CATTLE USDA CHOICE YOU liKE IT Boiled Hom Sausage ll. $189 ll. HOMEMADE -N-GENTLE ' Paul EnJ!Il~h Smith SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY . 18. Slab Bacon ll. $259 . !\my Swaln~~U. RN T('acher. Rio Grande College (Nursing\ working with AIDS patients. misconceptions Herbert E. Varney · . Assistant Su perinterident E lementarv Schools. ca bell County AIDS and education · 5 liS. OR MORE SIKED THE WAY YOU LIKE IT Education Coordinat or, American Red Cross 01:,c LISS testing to protect the na tion's blnoo s upplv FAU QUARTER REGISTRATION AUGUST 24 OASSES BEGIN AUGUST 25 J79 KAHN'S PR£-SUCED HOPPED HAM SLICED THE WAY $119 • 1110 GRANDE SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY KNOWS WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED IN TODAY'S COMPETITIVE J08 MARKET. OUR 9-4% PLACEMENT ./lATE IS PROOF OF OU/1 COMMITMENT TO MEETING THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS AND EMPLOYERS . CALL/ OLL FREE 1·800-282·7201, EXT. 301, or 1-61-4· 245·5353, EXT. 301, TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW IIIOCAN HELP YOU GET A JOB, Oil MOVE UP IN YOUR CAREER. FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLf. 89( SUPERIOR CHICKEN BREAST . system MANUFACTURING .· lB. $109 GRADE A FRESH SPLIT We invite you to join us and our guest spenkcrs in a public forum designed to give you a complete picture of AIDS and how it im· ' pacts the tri-counties. ROUND STEAK TIMES DAllY ll. . Davld 'V, BraRf.lll AIDS Educator, W. Va . Department of Health . statistics, definitions·, how AIDS a fff'Cts th e immune T0 CUT FROM · GRAIN FED CATTLE USDA CHOICE FRUH : F IRE CAUSE PROBED -The two-story wood home or .lames Payne, E nterprise, s uffered e• t en..~lvc smoke and water d amage In a nrc that broke about ~: 5:1 p.m . Friday. Pomeroy Fire Dl'partnwnt wa.~ called to the scene and a s pokt'S man for the department report8 damages In ucess ol$20,000. No onr was home at t"e tlrnP th~ nrc s tarted . Origin oft he fire appear~•d to have been In the bathroom. Th<' hom e was Insured and there wer<l no Injuries. The incident is •till und er Jn,•estlgatlon. Show n a tt empting to venti late the roof ar" Hremen .rcrr Shank, ' on top, and Rick Johnson . Lynn i\ll!lUUitler '. RIO Appointments may be made by calling itlUAN 1(((, PASTOI' SUNDAY 9:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Chief Pathologist Pleasant Va lley Hos~ t al transmission, testing, tn>atment anclt herapv TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS Until renovation of the Racine office is completed Dr. Hunter will practice in assoc iation with Dr. Wilma Mansfield and Dr. James Witherell · in their Pomeroy office. WE'RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES LOCALLY OWNED BY 801 AND SUSAN TURNER · ' Dr. Fredric E. LaCarhonara TO PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN A FIELD WHERE THE EMPLOYMENT NEEDS ARE THE GREATEST. DRAFTING/ DESIGN will be opening a Family Practice in R acine, Ohio. Guest Speakers: IT'S NOT TOO LATE!!! SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Douglas Hunter, M. D. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMP$ AND WIC COUPONS ' AIDS • one of the most feared disease's of our time and one of the most misunderstood. Pleas· ant Valley Hospital wants EVERYONE to know more about AIDS. Pallbearers lor the James B. Morris fun era l wUI be Kennel h Gillenwater. Bryan and Wayne Morris, Pete Neal, Terry Pollock and Floyd Stricklen. Honorary pallbearers wltl be Ben Ardman Michael Hunter and James Mor: ris Jr. Services wUJ be conducted 10 a.m. Monday at Willis Funeral Home, Rev. John Jeffrey officialing. Burial follows in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens . . Friends m ay call Sunday a t t he Willis F un eral Hom e from 6 to 9 p.m. STORE HOURS 8 A.M.· 10 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. SUNDAY: 9 A.M.'til 9 P.M. U Afl UIM PASTA- PIZZA- SANDWICHES B. Morris is pleased to announce Ticket sales t o t a I e d · $1,407,878.50, with a payolfltdueof $485,762. PICK -4 23! 9. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled S203,687, with a payof( due of $91 ,692. PJ CK-4 $1 s fraight bet pays $2,256. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $94 . • H0\4' marvelous ar£. Hi s wa ys: for H(' has madr His Anoln!IORav allu Saturday, Sept. 12, 1987 1:00 p.m. Community Room Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building Jam~ HOME NATIONAL BANK • bte to us that we might know Him: PUBLIC FORUM Area deaths· decision on his successor would !>(> made within about a week. "It's clear from my perspec-· live that he is one of top two or ·' three extension directors in this country," Hutchinson said. "He led great changes in this extension service here and will continue to. I am extremely sorry to see him leave this position." Sprott initiated severa l programs during his tenure, includ ing LEAD , a le ~dership development program for young people and Project Retrofit, which as sisted in training farme rs di splaced by the farm crisis fpr different careers. called: But Cod ha th chosen the foolish things or the world toi-onfound tl1P WIS<': and Cod hath chosen thc,•wak thln~s of thr wori<II Otonfound thr th· lngs which ac• mighty" I Cor. 1: 2f>27. Acquired Cor. Third & Stat~ Galtipois Phont 446-4290 Phono 446-4S t I CLEVELAND (UPI! Friday's winning Ohio Lottery num bers: · Dally Number Veterans Memorial POMEROY - Friday Admis sons - Robert Lewis. Middleport; · Hele n Sams, Portland; Bobby Ku hn , Vinton; Virginia Michael. Pom eroy; Cora Webb , Raci!Je. Friday Discharges - Ralph Webb , Ralph Kern, Nadine Sa lyers . com{' Int o our understand! n~ . Noller rhat II al"'·ays flow~ from our ~plr'H to our mind , nevt>r rrom our mind to our spi r it. Wl' \l' lll bf:> ~•m azro at how m uch WP kno w about ~he l.ord and sp-irl rual thln~s. as " 'r rP~pond ro His ways. HC' ha~ much to lmp;,trl lu us us ou r spirits art> ope-n ro re'C'('IV£1. f or Ihi s to b<' a reality tn our 11\·('s, " 'P must se<>k to llst('n !D the "Anointed Word ," and Sfl<' nd lime " W al lin~ upon POITEI; OliO -So. Old 1110 • 1n conjunction with• Lottery numbers I Is this principle at work . . The Word or Cod Is never fu ll;· understood throu~th st ud y , but r.11hrr by revelation . This Is a,s the "sl.'<'d" that fall s Int o the fcrtlh• soil or our hearts. After It falls, It Is bu rled- out or siRhl. La tor."' It devNops Jp responsr to the anointin g, It wlll be r f! lrasM " '11h lnf'n>asC<. and t h(l' n ' TABERNACLE PR.Aic.E ~ Times-Sentinet-Page-A-5 - Veterans Memorial Hospital; Hospital news somNhl n~ of spiritual' under · standln!Z unfoldPd wtthln you, a nd you .wond('rrd whrn~ It cam(~ from '.' 11 For Life Insurance, check with State Farm. IT ALlAN RESTAURANT . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) ~ The director of the Onto C<iopetallve Extension Service has re. signed to take a position on the fac~lty of Ohio State University' s College of Agriculture, university officials announced. . J. Michael Sprott, extension director sh;ce January 1984, Will move to the Department or Agricultural Economics ,and Rural Soclolof1Y as the extension economist in farm management, effective Sept. 1. "This came as ·a complete surprise to me." said Frederick Hutchinson, dean of t he College of Agriculture, who' said a 0 1 ~I meeting llstPnlng, thai all ot a •ud<lrn r-:=======~===~===~~~~~s:~~~ r;:::==========::;-1 Fot A Ni~e Clean Place Tl'g information - had been apDONELli'S proved by t he National Security The W.Va. Extension director resigns The POWER of the ANOINTED WORD Gallia couples apply for licenses 'I - and ·costs; Charles L . Spurlock, time and six months probation; Ernest MUter. Sanford, Fla., $2J ' Long Bottom, driving whilf,! in- Robert Sinclair, Shade, over- and costs; Richard J. Poulin; toxicated, $300 and costs, 10 days load, · $433 and,, costs; Mark· Middleport, $25 and costs, all OJ'\ : In jail, 120daysuspensionof0hlo · Zimmerman, Shepherd, Mich ., speeding charges; Richard Ste~ : license; left or center, -costs; $22 a nd costs; Rh;hard Hopkins ,, wart, Cheshire, disord.e rly con~; Robert M. Johnson, Jr .. Pome- Parkersburg, · $21 and costs, duct, $100; costs suspended. •. roy,driverfalledtousesealbelt, r~;;;;~~~~~;;~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~;~~;; $20 and costs; Mark H. Wayne, Mt. Alto, W. Va .• $22 and costs; David Lindsey, Spokane, Wash., Wonls project either a picture tmageo(thelr meaning, or express a rela· $20 and costs; Cecil Richrdson, tlonal value In their use. We picture the Idea , object or action that a word Ch 10 It N c $21 d 1 refers to as we hear Its sound, and thereby understand Its meanlng. ar e, · ·• . an cos s; . Thus. If I speak the word "Canoe," an tmageofi!TI!!-word Is formed In Ivan M. Cotterill. Worthington, your mind a nd the word Is understood. But Jesus said that tM words $27 and costs; Jack L. Werner, which He spoke were more than this. He $aid that they were "Spirit" Belpre, $22 and costs, all on and "Life" . speeding charges; Mark Allen "Ills the spirit that Qulckeneth: the flesh proflhi1 h nothing : the words s a Iser • s yrac use. s h oot 1ng that 1 speak Unto you, they are spirit , and they are life" John 6:63. Thts Indicates to us tbatthes e words wbtoh were spo~cn by Jesus con· ground hog from a public roadtalned much more th~n just the tmp'resslon of an objecl, action , or Idea . Wf!Y , $SO a nd costs; ,· Michael Notice that neither the word "Spirit ' nor the word " Life! ' conveys .a pteComer, Vi nt on, speed ing, $24 and ('ure or Its meaning. Rather, their meaning Is found In the res ultant cost Billy G s 1 s Lanas pcwer that Is conveyed through them . • s; ene Pre ' " · When thPsewords which Jesusspoke arHepeated by us, they must be ville, $22 and costs, speeding; . anointed If they are to convey tho original purpose for which they were Evelyn Mattthews, Cheshire. 1m-. given. This ts true or the entire Bible. which Is un iquely dlffcrenl from proper backing, $10 and costs; any other book that his over been writt en . Carl Kennedy, Rutalnd, driver, Therefore. It can be understood that the mea ning or Scriptural words 1 bel 1 $10 d 1 J was not the only purpose for which they wer~ given , but "Spirit" and no sea a n cos s; ames "Life" was to be conveyed through them as well . Whether or not th ere Is • Brown, St. Albans , W . Va., no a n "Anointing" upon these words when they are either spoken or read, operator's license, $75 and costs, ts very Important. · three days J' n jail, three days " But unto them which are called ... Christ (the anointed one, or the s uspended, six months probaanointing) the power of Cod. and th wisdom of Cod" I Cor. 1: 24. The ti Rl h d E L' r d Mid emphasis here Is upcn the Anointed One, or tho Anoin ting. The Lord has on ; c ar · uns or · · established a principle that the "Anointed Word" Is the vehlde th rough dleport, .no valid operator's II· which He will both bl ess and meet th e nccds of His prople. cel)se, six months . in jail, all b ut . It ca n !>(> seen that each "A nointed Word" Is as a little dump truck that 20 days s~sp ended, one year Is carrying a cargo of •· sptrll and t.tre ." the ruelthat runs the dump probation; Anthony McGrath, truck Is the anointing. Wi thout the anolptlng, all that is rrcotved Is the • ti lntelledua t concept or the word. R u tl an d • no operators ce nse. "Who also hath made ~s a ble mini sters of the New Testament : not of $75 and costs. five days in Jail, the letter. but of the spirit : for the lett er kllloth, but the spirit giveth s uspend ed ~25 of the fine nd the life" II Cor. 3:6. . five days in jail if valid operaIf the Word Is min istered to us Is anoint('(! , we rL>ceivr s plrlt and til e. tor' s license is obtained within 60 Thi s Is th e reason that we ca n li sten to a good message, and not nPCessartty remember much of II. but still be fed : becau<e II Is not the Word days: Charles Canter, Syracuse, alone that ministers to ou r spiri ts. Rather . It Is the "Spirtt.a nd Life" disorderly conduct, $20 and that 11 contains, cos ts, fin e suspended; Douglas As we hf.'ar a n anointed Word . It Is lmpa rll'd Into our spirit . later. as Harris, Pomeroy, no motorcycle we read the Word or partic ipate ·In n service. a nd lh(• an ol ntln~ e ndorsemen t, ·$7_5 and . costs, "touches" this Imparted Word that ha s now become "Spirit a nd Life" wtlhln us , tt is f('l£'ased up tru o our mind <; ; and spll'ltuall ruth n nd PQw rr three days in Jail. suspendE'd jail now Into our understanding , Havr you evr;r noticed thai w.hlh.:• 1.·~-.a d l n~· your .Bible or s lllln g in u · ~Government suspends disciplinary action on secrecy fomts By NElL ROLAND WASHINGTON (UPI)-D!sc iplinary action against federal employees with access to class ified information w ho refuse to sign a controvers ial security pledge · has been temporarily suspended . an administration official says. In a letter Friday, Steven Garfinkel, director of the Information Sec ur ity Oversight Of· flee, advised officials at 68 agencies t he ·administration 's action was "a temporary accommodation" to a federa l court suit filed Monday challenging the legality of Standard Form 189. "We want to be s ure t he form is legal before proceeding," GarUnkel said in an interview. He said his instructions to suspend the disciplinary actions - which included withdrawal of a n employee's security clearance or access to classified Ohio-Point Ten forfeit bonds in Meigs County Court POMEROY -Ten defendants . forfeited bonds in the co11rt of Meigs County Court Judge Pa trick O'Brien. • They are Delman Hubbard, Baxter, Ky. , $45; Ralph Neal, St. Albany, W. Va., $42; David L. Brown, Belpre, $55: G. Brian Connolly, Racine. $55; Lesko Shaw ina, . Troy, Mich., $75; Dwight Snyder, J r., Ca nton, $50; John Yeager , Parkersburg, $55, all posted on speeding charges; Paul McDaniel. Jr .. Middleport, stop sign, $50; Charles Ensinger, Woodsfield, $50, tefl of center.; Tracy Foust, Mt. Gilead, failure , to control. $.';(). · Other ca,ses processed in the court include: Ceorge Emch, K nowv ill e, T enn. , speed .mg, ~•25 and costs; Clea t us Arnett, Porn,.. roy. driving while intoxicated. $300 and costs; Ohio license suspended indefinitely; a second · h'l · 1 c harge of drivmg w I e mtox · cated, $400 and costs, credit for 28 days served in jail; Anne R. G!llut , Dexter, drivin g while intoxicated, 10 dfays in jail, 120 · • 11 days suspension o f d rtver s · cense, $250 and cost s; Michaeile Corbin, Gallipoli s, speeding, $25 and costs; Vickie J<. Harris, Pomeroy, speedi ng. $25 and cos ts: Ron Powell, Middleport, disorderlv conduct, $100 and cos ts, su.spended $75, one year probat ion. restraining order issued; Scott Williamson, Practor v iile, insecur e lo ad. $15 and costs; Robert D. Taylor. Pomeroy . speeding, $28 and costs; Ruby Naksa . Racine, pett y thelt. six months jail, suspended dow n to tim e servw. ret urn propert y, Bidwell woman hurt in wreck I August 23. 1987 • • .... ' I · , · : : · ' : �.. ' • August 23. 1987 Ppmeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pia aunt. W.Va . .· Pega A-6-The Sunday Timu Sentinel . •' Section ·s mall Kentucky town shocked f!Ver eight possible murders . By BRIAN MALLqY LONDON, Ky. (UPI) ).- Con· v!eted serial killer Donald Harvey's contention he· killed an additional eight people at Lon· don's hosp!tal 17 years ago was greeted with shock and outrage in the tiny southeastern Ken· lucky town. Prosecutor Tom · Handy told a news conference Harvey's de· tense attorney told him Harvey killed eigllt people When he worked as an orderly at Mary· mount Hospital in 1970· 71. While there was no lndepend· ent con!lrma tiort of the deaths in the town of 4,000 people, Handy said he and state authorities were launching an investigation to review each of the 85 deaths that occurred at the hosp!tal during Harvey's tenure. "No corntnunlty Is prepared lor the type .of heinous crime we have been told occurred here." Handy told the Friday news conference. "I arn sure there Is a lot of fear and shock and outrage that they did occur here." Harvey pleaded guilty earlier this week to 24 murders In Cincinnati, .rnost of theni at Drake Hospital, and was sent· victims but did not supply them. Handy said he would not enter negotiations about a plea agree· ment until the investigation was completed. "We have to be sure what we are dealing with before we proceed further," he said. However, Handy said he did not believe Whelan could face the death penalty because th'i! state statute In effect at that time was !later ruled uncoristitutlonai: He said Whelan also told him how the victims were kllled but Handy declined to discuss the method. Handy said he would discuss with state medical officials whether exhuming the bodies would be able to deiermlne the cause of death 17 years after they occurred. Two Kentucky pa thologlsts , said proving the alleged victims were murdered would not be difficult If the bodies are In good condition . Associate chle! rnedlcal exa· miner John Hunsaker and Jetter· .Cookin' and Meigs .Fair go hand r.=======================::=-~H~~~~~~A~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ terrns . to three consecutive llle • enced . Handy said offiCials from the American Health Care Corp .. which now operates the hosp!tal, . anq the Sisters or Charity, who ran the hospital during the time Harvey worked there as an orderly, had .pledged run cooper· , a lion in the investigation. Handy said Whelan Indicated he had the names of some of the ...,• .•. Carr~s Sheep Farm has grand champion ra~n ROCK SPRINGS - Carr's Sheep Farm, Route 2. Coolville, exhibited the grand champion ram, the grand chainplon ewe and the reserve champion ewe in the Hampshire sheep judging at the Meigs County Fair. Carr's took first place ribbons in the ram , 2 years and over; ewe. two years and over: ewe, one year a nd under 2; ewe lamb, and the flock in the Hamps hire August 23, 1987 son County Coro.net· Richard Greathouse both said If Harvey used poison, It shOuld stUI ~ detectable If the bodies have been well-preserved . 01 the 24 murders Harvey has admitted io In Cincinnati, he used cyanld'e In 17 aod other poisons ill six other cases. • AGGRESSIVE GM DEALERSHIP IN THE POMEROY .AREA IS LOOKING FOR ·CERTIFIED GM LINE TECHNICIANS. TOP PAY FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS. j)ldglng. In the Suffolk judging, Lor! Lee Burke, Coolville, exhibited the reserve champion ewe and Carr 's exhibited the grand champion ewe. Burke wons firsts In the ram, 2 and over, and the ewe, 2 years and over: Glenda K. Hunt. Long Bottom, a first In the ewe, 1 year and under 2; Carr's, ewe lamb. '8 7 • '' i 87, AND STD.L EXHffiiTING- Binda Diehl of Rulland holds lo • the philosophy lhatlt 's better to wear out than rust out. She's acllve • In several l!'roups and community actlvllies and had a number of ex hibit s at the Meigs County Falr.lnthe dornesllc arts display , she was the winner of two blue ribbons and three red ones lor her • crochet work. APPLY TO: DAILY SENTINEL P.O. BOX 8·21 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 ROCKSPRINGS County out that pork Is high Is nutrition, !airs and food always go' to· low In ca lories, and offers variety gether, but seldom does anyone for meal planning. They prepared several pork think of the fair as a place to . dishes and shared some recipes. conduct a cook in g school. Popu lar with the t'asters was This year, however , Cind y oqveri of the Me igs Ex tension · this. pork dish: Stir-Fry Pork . Se~vice, and Sand! Eyman , of the I pound pork tenderloin Ho king County agency, did just 2 T cooking oil · tha ! I IS cups water · Tjtey took over the hillside 1 cupsllced onion stage Thursday afternoon to 1 cup diagonally sliced celery show the hundred or so men and 1 can water chestnuts , drained women gathered there for each ol the two hour-long programs and sliced 1 package (s lx ounces) frozen so111t new ways to cook pork. "Tpere's More to Pork than Chops" was the theme, and not only did the two extension agent s actu411y prepare several dishes us ing pork, but they let the audl~n ce taste the finished prodvct. The fa ct that " pork doesn't have ~o be cooked to death'' was empn\.sized by Ms . Eyman who not ed\that medium donPness,160 degre~s internal temperature is sa le. She said that trichinosis Is a "medl al rarity tod ay. The exten sion agents pointed COOKING RIGHT - High In nutrition, low in calories, that's what pork is, according to Cindy Oliveri, left. and Sandi Eyman, Meigs and Hocking County extension agents who conducted a cooking school on pork Thursday afternoon at cook over low heat 12 to 15 minu tes or until meat is tender. Add onion, mushrooms, celery , water , chestnuts, and pe;~ pods; cook and stir until vegetables are hot but still crisp. 3 to 5 minutes .' Combine and mix cor nstarch ~ garlic salt, ginger, sugar, SO)' sauce, and % cup sherry 01 water . Stir in remaining 1% cups water. Pour over vegetables and meat; heat until sauce Is clear' and thickened, stirring con > stantly. Serve Immediately on hot rice with additional soy' sauce, If desired. Yields 4 to 6 ·s ervings . CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE 0 $750° \'0 TH EXOf!\N()E '- £ml Oll1ol Unchlnada. on origami, the art of ,Japanese paper foldinl(, u hpan. has ~pcnltil•• piiSIIew weeks here with tho• !;ample of which sh•• Is showing here to Brenda lion Asb I;Amlly as a t·H·Li\80 exchange ~ tudenl . ,\sh. Ern! will be leuvlng Meigs !:ounty Friday and Altloe Meigs l 'ounty •'a ir .. Em! will have a display rt•turntng to (Japan ea rly nexl wee k. • 0 $500° PLYMOUTH .. RBJANT 0 $500° Cash Back ......- Cash Back CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Cash Back Cash Bac CHRYSLER LeBARON G1S 0 $750° Nex t wee k. she wi ll have a IJ<otwecn the 4-H and two Japa· dis play of origami, the art of ncsr cultural a nd educat tonal Japanese paper folding , at the exchange o r~aniza lio ns- LABO Me igs County Fair. and LEX. · Emi has bfoen given a va riet y of Before f.ml ca m e to Me igs experiences by her host famil y Co unt y on .July 27. s he IV as with including a trip lo Kings Isla nd the oth er exc hange youth who for the thrllloftheca rnivalrides s pent several days in Co lumbu s and a day at a ro ller skating rink. lookln~ arou nd the cit y and going a "fi rs t" for he r. rhrough orient a t ion. On Frida y. Emi will bfo going Since being here Emi has ba ck to Colum bus where she'll joi ned the live Ash girls. Pam . join t_he rest . of the Pxcha ngc Brenda. Kris , Debbie, and Jes· group for anothe r d~ y or two sira in a variety of actidtics. ' th ere be for e th e long flight back including their 4· H club work. to Japa n. ~ which still ha s the original crane holding a copper kettle. Every day ·of every fair 7-YEAR/70 000 MILE PROIKDON PLAN. GOES! -Homer Radford, who . observed his !list birthday this summer, has atiended eveh day ol every fair \ since he w11s horn In 1897. Fred Goeg!ein - leaving the board, nqt the fair Quitting, but not altogether... 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio Phone 593-6671 - - J - .. _ . original rock was used to reconstruct the fireplace CARAVB.LE Protects engine and'powertrain llnd against outer body rust-through on American-built cars. See this limiled warranty at your dealer. Some restrictions qpply. · - Franci.r Goeg!ein, taking it ea.ry at the fair PLYMOUTH cu-. cu-- HURRY IN NOW parr in thr exchange program J GRIBBLE CHRYSLER ANNC»UNCES: CHRYSLER CREDIT. SEE YOUR DEALER FO~ DETAILS! POMEHO Y - Me igs Count y' s first .Japanese Int ernat ional· Ohio H~ cxc hangf' .vo uth . Em! Ota of Unchinad a. hP r(' for a month with thr Hon Ash fa mily, sm il.c< u lor . That 's he r way ol lPtting hr r host l ami l ~· know rhat she'' havi ng a ~ ood tim<'. E:m i, who' s U a nd In the seventh grade. speaks ver)• lltile E: ngib h a nd has litt le unde r· stn nd lng of the lang'Uag('. Smil· ing is hN wa~· of co mmunicating wa rm th and frl('ndshlp. She is one of n P;~r l y a hundr<'<i .vouth. 12-18. from .Japa n taking • 1111111 spoclll A.P.R. ......... lily ........ ClllyW ~ 111.1% 124 0111.), U'l\ (31 --~ 4.1% 141 --) It 1.1'1\ (IG -.) II 1M ........; It, I Cillo • RCI II ....... lo till ....., ICIIItiUie 00 tile JIIIC-111 It lout ., ....... llllcll. ,. Cash Allowance MooleiYear 1987 Reliant-Aries $500 1987 Sundance-Shado.v $500 1987 Laser-Daytona $500 1987 LeBaron (all)-600 (2 Clr.) $500 1987 LeBaron Coupe (ecxl. conv.) $750 · 1967 LeBaron GTS-Lancer $750 1967 Fifth Avenue $750 1967 Turlsmo/Charger $300 1967 New Yorker $500 1987 Caravelle/600 (4 dr.) $500 JST TIME BUYERS NOW GET DISCOUNT FlfANCING THROUGH ROCKSPRINGS- The 1829 log cabin moved to the lair· grounds earlier thi s summer an d furnished with antiques was opened to the public for the first time at the Meigs Coun ty Fair. And It was a hit with falrgoers. Hundreds visited the cabin not only to see the structure a nd irs furnishings , but to e njoy the demonstrations of pioneer art.s a nd crafts, some pre se nt ed In period costuming. On her visit to the cabin Kathleen Scott of Forest Run, pictured here, was attracted to the old time telephone, "just like th e one we had at home where we answered when it was two shorts and two longs, and listened In when it was a different ring ." Francis Goeglein, whose husband' s ancestors built the ca bin, donned a bOnnet bfolong· lng to his mother, Amanda Goeglein, now over a hundred years old, and sat down at an antique table before the fire· piacelo look over the German Bible of her hu'sband' s grand· father , Jaco b Goeglein. The Japanese girl smiles in 4-H exchange Cash Back SUNDANCE the Meigs Coun~y Fair. They demonstraled ways : , to put variety into several pork dishes they prepared IUid lhen invited the hundred or so attending to taste the finished product. One very popular spot PLYMOUTH \ Chi nese pea pods , oefrosted 2 T cor nstarch 1 teas. garlic salt 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms 11 teas. fresh or IS teas . ground ginger 2.teas. sugar % cup cooking sherry or water 3 T soy sauce 4 to 6 servings hot fluffy rice Cut rneat into thin strips (3 x Y. x% Inch ). Brown me&t In hot oil in heavy skillet over high heat or in Chinese wok over high heat, st irring constantly. Reduce. heat: add % cup water. Cover, hand l Cash Back...- 0 $500° 10 I I ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE• 0 $750° • POMEROY - "I'm 88 years old and it's time to quit," commented the man who was born and reared In sight of the Rocksprings Fairgrounds and can't remember a day of any fair he 's missed in all those years : Fred Goegleln was 'talking about leaving the . Board of Directors of the Meigs County Agricultural Society when his term expires this fall. He's served on the board for more thai! a quarter of a century and Ms contributed to the tremend· •. ous progress made during those years. But he thinks the time has come to step aside. And while he says he'll not seek another term on the board, he's quick to add, "I'm not qultlng the fair .... just t.he board ." ., I . ' . ' �• , Page B-2-The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel August 23, 1987 August 23, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Galipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va. · Elizabeth J. Welsh becomes bride of Timmy R. Hood Bookmobile routes announced in counties-------,...-.--- • • . . TERESA I. FORD THOMAS J. TALLMAN · Ford-Tallman ; · GALLIPOLIS ~ Mr. a nd Mrs. ·.Louis R. Ford, Jr .. a nnounce the : engfjgement of their daughter , : Teresa Ire ne Ford·, to T homas · Jon Tallman, Davenport, Iowa. '· A September 5 wedding Is ·planned at St. Louis Catholic Church. • . A graduate of Gallia Academy, : Ford received her B .A. degree • from Ohio State University a nd is .: now participa ting-I n the Maste.r s Program French Horn Performance at the University· of Austin in Texas. Tallman rece ived his B .A. degree from Augu stine College, : Roc k City, lllonois and hi s Master's Degree from t he Uni· versity of Texas. He is present ly a Candidate for a Doc.t orate of Musical Arts at the Universit y of Texas. GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Ll· brary a nnounces Its booJ<moblle schedule for the week of July 20-24. Monday: Lewis Dr:, 9:.4510: 15; Sun Valley Nursery, 10: 25· 10: 55; Pinecrest , 11-11: 15; 35 West I' '>Is .. 11: 20·11: 35; Scenic . Hills 11:40·12: 10; C&S Bank, 12: 15·12: 30; Joradan Gas, 1:051: 15; Rio Gra nde (Jones), 1:251: 35; Rio MiniMart. 1: 40·1: 55; Geiger. 2: 15-2: 30; Ewington, 2:35-2: 55; Vi nto.n (Dyer), 3: 053: 15; Bidwell (old school), 3: 30· 4; Bidwell (Nolans), 4: 05·4:30; Kerr, 5: 15·5: 35; Bidwell, 5: 506: 10; Cochrans, 6:20-6: 45; <Deer Creek I (Fulks), 6:55-7: 10; Deer Creek II (Church]. 7:15-7: 30; Rio Grande Estates, 7: 45·8: 30. Tuesday: George's Creek, Ro· berts, 10·10 : 20; Bulaville Trail er Ct., 10:30·11 ; Addaville School, 11: 10-11: 25; Clark Chapel, 12:2012: 45; Porter, 12:55-1: 25; Eno, 1: 30-2; Africa Road, 2:05-2:20; Kyger I , 2: 30-2:45; Kyger II, 2: 45-3; Roush Lane, 3:15-3: 30; Roush Lane II, 3:15-3:-30; Roush Lane II, 3: 35·4; Cheshire, 4: 405: 35; Addison, 5: 45-6; Georges Creek, Kelly Drive, 6: 10-6: 40; Kanauga 5th Ave. , 6: 50-7: 10; Fosters Trailer Ct., 7: 15·7: 40; K&K Trailer Ct., 7:45-8:05. Wednesday: No route, maintenance day , Thursday: Crousebeck Rd., 9: 45· 10: 15; Quail Creek, 10: 25· 10:45; Children's Home, 11 · 11:15; CRTP, 11 :20-11:45; SR 790 (Small), 1:30·1:40; SR 790 (Halley), 1:45·1: 55; SR 790 (Lincoln Pike) 2:05-2: 30; Mudsock , 2: 453:15; Patriot , 3:30-4; · Cadmus, 4: 10·4: 45; Gallia. 5:30-6: Center· point, 6: 15·6: 30; Centerville, 6:45-7:15; Hatcher, 7:30-7: 45. People in the news_ ·_ By WILLIAM C. TROTT United Press International COE'S ANKLE ON THE MEND: Country s inger David Allan Coe had to have surgery on his ankle after falling off a platform. " As I understa nd it, Mr. Coe fel110 or 15 feet from a pla tform he was on .. , said a spokeswom an for Memorial Community Hospital in Jefferson City, Mo. Coe, 47, injured his right a nkle Thursday while working on property in th\' Lake of the Ozarks resort area that he is develop ing for comm ercial use. Coe had to cancel his Friday nig ~t concert in Lebanon Ju nction , Ky . PIECES OF THE ROCK: A New York gallery was packed with people who wanted a piece of the Rock Hudson estate. The contents of Hudson' s Beverly Hills home we nt on t he block and broug ht In a total of $216,452 wit h most· of the items goin g for more tha n the a uct ioneers ha d expected. The Inventory included esoteric Items like Hudson's 1944 Wi nnetka, IlL , high school yearbook, a certificate for his 1956 Oscar nomination for " Giant '' a nd movie and television scripts and standard fare like a pine cabinet and an un· upholstered loveseat. Even his wastebasket brought in $275 after being appraised at only S50. Hudson died of AIDS in 1985 at the age of ~. Tuppers Plains, Lodwick, 6-7: . Friday: Cora, lQ-10: 15; Lin· of bridge. 2:20-3: 05; Long BotChester, across from fire station, tom post office, 3:20-4: 05; Reedscoin Pike, 10:25-10: 45; Ce')te7:15-8. ville, Reed's Store, 4: 15-5: nary, 10: 50-11: 20: LeGrande, 11: 30-noon: Fast Stop, l-1 : 15: Bane' s, 1:20-1:30; Young's, 1:351:45; Franklin's, 1:55-2:10; im- · ogene Church's Store, 2:45·3:15: HOLZER CLINIC Mercerville. 3: 20·3: 45; Swain's Store, 4-4:15: Crown City, 5:05GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 6: 05; Grace Shafer, 6: 20-6:35; • Ohio Townhouse, 6:45-7: 10; Ken' ny's Carryout, 7: 25· 7: 50; Teen's Run, 8-8:25. , "CONVENIENT HEALTH eyE- THAT Saturday: Gallia IV!etro Est DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A. LEG" ates, 10: 45-noon; Allee, 1-1:30: Vinton, 1:45-2: 15; Morgan Road, 2: 25-2:55: Morgan Center, 3·4. . Scott-Martin . GALLIPOLIS - Mr. a nd Mrs. Allison L. Sco tt, Gallipolis, an nounce the engagement of the ir daughter, Denise Lvnn Scott, to J : ·Carey Edward-Martin, son of Mr. . 63 PINE ST. Call Collect IO Holida)· ~ 9 :00P.M. Opening Specisls PHA CY FrH Dtli ..rr and Training 2 Liter Bottle flbl , .. 'fKII'IwtiM Jl)f Pt"'f~ [1-. "'~ ~--------~-----------, . I COU PON I GALLIPOLIS, OH. . A Message From The Bible .. . THE TWO ADAMS William B. K ughn Pa"l. speaking of ..the resu"ecrion of the dead .. (1 Cor. 15 :42), explains how this is made possible through Adam and Christ . Before there can be a resurrection. the natura l must exist. Adam represents the "natural (physical) body:· and Christ the ··spiritual (risen) body· (1 Cor. 15:44). · The Firat Adam I. "Tht first man Adam wtu made a IMngsOMI" (I Cor. 15145): Although the words and ··Adam .. do not appear in Genesis 2:7, as quoted by Paul. he. by inspiration . added the two so as to establish the fact that the human race had its beginning in "the first man Adam . .. God, having or· ganizcd and made the physical body of Adam from the dust of the earth, ..breathed imo his nostril• the breath (spirit) of/ifr· which resulted in the living sou l that found lodging in his earthly. natural, and mortal body . 2. The lint man Adam "is ••rural" (I Cor. 15r46): "Naturor describes $20° OFF grout1d," was subject to decay or corruption. "for dust thou art. and unto dust slwlrrhou return " (Ge n. 3: 19). 4. "As is the earthy, such are they also that arr earthy" (I Cor; 15143)• ··such are they ·· refers to mankind. ··Earthy· is man's mortal state. All mankind, by. the process of the physical binh, receives from Adam the sa me qualities by nature that are needed to live in his mortal state while in the world. S. "A nd as "'' haw borne rhe image of the earthy" (I 15:49): ''Borne " is _a condition that is continual. ''Image " is the actual form. Mankind. like Adam. will continue in the physical form of frailty, death , and decay. . The Laat Adam I. " The illSt Adam wtu made a quickening (life-giving) spirit" (1 Cor. 15:451: 7 helast Adam ·• is Christ, ••the Lord from lwaven ·'(v.47). ' •Quick· ening ., means to make alive. "Spin( · has reference to the resurrection of Christ. Paul exalts Christ as the source of all spiritual and mortal life , 2. The lui Adam "is spiritual" (1 Cor. 15t46)t Christ, the second heaf,l of the human race, is the one from receive which is .spiritual and the perfection that will ' 3. "The second man 1.!· the t5t47)1 "From heaven ·· refers to the glorified or resurrected body the manner in which the Lord appeared to Paul on the road to Damascus . 4. "As is the heavtnly, such are they also that arr htavtnly" (1 Cor. 15: 431: ·H eavenly· · points to that which is above and not of the earth, em· bracing the spiritual bodies of Christians who, by way ofthe spiritual birth, became ··a new creature· in Christ (2 Cor. 5: 17) and ' /xmakers of rhe divilr e nature' (2 Pet. I :4). S. "We shall also bear the image of the hea.,.•/y" (I Cor. 15t49)1 The faithful Christian will continue his spiritual Hfe in the glorified form of Jesus Christ in the resurrection. We do not know the complete make-Up of the heavenly body. but, ..we know that. .. wu hall be like him.for we •hall .{ee him ewm us he is " (I Jno. 3:2). For Free Bible Corrtspondenct COMI'OII, Wrire .• , · COKE PRODUCTS I i 6 PAK CANS I ·ANY TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTIONI . . I , ______________ ______ J I • TAMP AX TAMPONS .J . TYLENOL 40 CT. EXTRA STRENGTH CAPLETS Twin Pack of 50's :. ·saving energy • : One way to save e nergy is to : -change from incandescent bulbs • ·fo fluorescent lighting, espe· .c!ally in kitchens, bathrooms a nd ·work areas. Fluorescent tu bes .give more light at lowe r energy •than Incandescent bulbs of the • ·same wattage. Plug-In fluores · , eent fixtures are available In : ·hardware s lores, .or a n electrician ca n ins tall permanent • Iixtures. •. ' Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bula• ltt • Road • P.O. 0..• 308 Go llipolio, Ohio 45631 S.nck1 EY.~at1 Wonhlp 6.00 PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES ' . 175 CT. MAXITHINS PANTY SHIELDS DEOD. 26's SUPER 1O's BOUNTY TOWELS ..........,I \.V('r£' M a rt v Thf:' b rl dt.'"~ ' !=; ,.,... - Wllkh ''TIM Blhie A.••"JVO'!VK·TV 13 • _7130 aa. s..1ay ~·~~~~~~~~~ · ~-~-~-~-~ ·· ~ · ~ · ~~ ' MIDDLEPORT- Elizabeth J . Welsh, daughter of De nzil and Barbara Welsh. Middleport , and Timmy R. Hood. son of He le n Hood, Pomeroy . were married on May 2 a t th e Middleport Church of Christ. The Rev. AI Ha rt son performed the double ring cerem· ony. Mus ic was provided by pianist, Marilyn Wilcox, a nd soloists, Linda Ma yer a nd J im So ulsby. · F ires ide flower baskets of mauve roses a nd baby 's breath decorated t he altar. A double cand ela bra cons is ted of mini a· ture ma uve rosebuds and ivory bows. Ivo ry sa tin bows marked t he pews. Escorted to the a lta~ by her fa the r, the bride wore a formal •gow n of. ivory stai n with Venice lace. The s hort puffe d sleeves t rimmed in venice lace accented with pear ls were worn off the s houlder with full gaunt lets. Th e bodice of th e gown feat ured re·embrolderixl lace accent ed with seed pea rls a nd 'Sequins and came to a deep ba sque wa ist line . The skirt ·fl owed into a c hapel train and featut·ed Venice la ce at the hem and ivory sat in bows. The bride wo re a m atc hing wrea th hPadpiece of seed pearls. leaves, miniature rosebuds, a nd ba by ·s bre \llh with a · fingertip veil of ilusion. She wore pearl earrings and si ng le strand pearl nec klace belo nging to her mother. She car r ied a cascade of ma uve a nd i vory m itl ia turf' swcefhl'art rose buds, rose miniature ca rna- (ions. rose a nd m auve baby· s breath a nd seed pea rls lied w'ith Ivory. mauve a nd lace ri bbon s . Chery l Riffle. Middl epor t. was m a id of honor. She worl' a tea-length mauve satin gown with a dropped wais t, round neckline, short puffed sleeves feat uring a scoop back accented with a bow at the wiast. Bridesmaids were Ly nn Epple, Middl e port; Lora Horsel y. Pome roy, and Nikki Me ier, Mid" dleport . Flower girl wa s Ke lly Durst, The Plains. They wore •matc hing tea -leng th rose sa tin gown :;. Al l wore pearl ear rings and a single stra nd pear l rtec k~ lace and each carried a sing! rose. In thei r ha ir they wor miniature mauve sweet heart ro.i se buds accented with seed' pearls . Th e groo m wore a n ivory tuxedo. Best ma n was Danny Hood , Pomeroy, brother of the groom . Ray And rews, Ches ter. Jerry Fields, P omeroy. and Denny Wel sh. Middleport , were ushers . They wore s ilver tuxedos with miniatu re sweethear t ro· se bud boutonnieres. Ring bea rer wa s Ryan Pratt, Pomeroy, who also wore a s ilver tuxedo. Th e bride' s mother wes in a .pink tea leng th crepe dress with pearl accessories. Th e groom's mother wore a lig ht pink tea le ngth cre pe dress with ma tching accessories and both mothers wore corsages of minia t ure swee· thearl rosebuds wit h ivory ribbons. A r eception honor ing the cou· pie was held in the churc h soc ial room . The three-tiered foun tai n cake highlighted by a sta irway co m· plete with min ia ture a tt enda nt ,f igurines. was decorated wi th rose and m a uve roses and topped wit h a minia ture bride a nd groom . R,achel Hood anct ·cheryl Durst presi ded at the t'efres h· ment table. LAUGUIT 21 thru 2'!J FRIDA'!' thru THURSDAY~ RIDAY THRU SUNDAY MATTHEW MODINE IN FULL METAL JACkETR . There's a litHe of him in oil of us. lPG· Ili~A IAAiwOLNT PCTlJilE. COPV<tG><T;..,_B>' ~IAO.OIOU>l! F'ICIU~OS~IJRI'QR.O.l.Q<; ' <li.L <IIGr<T! 11!5U••!D WHAT MADE YOU DO IT? SOme dec iSio ns only warrant · peraon&l justificat1oo . One cannot. t-Xpe(t rus or her lns ight or feelings lo b. t!!mbr.ced by others •t •ll ti.mel5. The duty to friend s an.d famiJy. peraonal satii51actioo. and peace of mind are but a few of~hese . They are the pertonal reasons for pre·planning memorialiut.ion with Logan Monument . . Logan Monument ·, con· aultants are trained to help •ee your pl.ao1 through from beainniDg t.o end by provid.i.og 10und inforrn.tion and t be rme!lt quality products .. When you've made tbe J)re·planniDg decision, you needll't jUstify it to anyone - leut ohll us I•• _ It ·, what Mr. and Mn. Britt H. Dodmn Casey Jones Joho Luther Jones, the locomotive engineer celebrated in song as Casey Jones .. got his nickname from his Cayse, Ky ., work place. He .gained ·fame while driving the Cannon Ball express from Memphis, Tenn., to Canton, Miss .. and applying the brakes in time to save the lives of passengers in a wreck at Vaughn, Miss. Old Casey, however, die,d in the effort. MASON , W.Va . - Lisa Ru s· s<'I L thcd a.ug htPr oiMr .a ndMt·s . Lewis Young . and Mark Fowll'r'. so n Of Donna Fowl('r. Mason a nd t hl' late Richat'd Fow ler, were m ar~ i ed June 6 at the Mason 1 United Methodis t Chut•c h by thP 'J s: we underst.a.nd best . ~ LOGAN MONUMENT CO. POMEROY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY ·MASON BRIDGE LEO L. VAUGHAN, MGR. PHONE 992-2588 VINTON, OHIO · GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0. BUSH MANAGER PHONE 388-8603 DR. JOHNNA J;RGENSEN • Rev . BC'n Stevens. A bridal a r c a nd two 14·branch sp iral ca ndela bra dPcora tM wit h grape leaves and mauvE' and ; ~ white car nations were placed · , before the al te r whe r e the : Cl'remony was co ndu cted . Mus ic wa s prov ided by Eve ly n , • Proffit a nd Ly nn Kitchen . . : • The bride, escort<:'d to the a lt er ;. by her fa t her. wore a long white •: lace fitted wedding gown with a :: c he pel le ngth trai n; . ThP high : , neckline and bodice were hand < st it c hed with seed pear ls . Her :; fing ertip veil was trimmed wit h :- pearls and flowe rs with a blu s her •: vpil a ttached. She earried a ;: Ci'scllde bouquet of mauve a nd ;. whit e roses, stepa notl s, gy pso· •. phil a a nd ba by's brea th . : Che rty Collins, Man, W.V a ., : . was matron of honor. Brides· announces the opening of her office limited to the practice of Pediatric Dentistry - dentistry for children and adolescents .located at the Spring Valley Professional Building 506 Jackson Pike, Suite 101 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I Telephone 446-2191 WELCOME BACK WEST VIRGINIA CUSTOMERS bnoo k, Texas and Kelly Hedrick, Franklin. The bridesmaids wore tea -length gowns of mauve sa tin with a while satin sas h. T hey C" rried ar m bouque ts of mauve tiger lillies and s tepanotls. Th e groom wore a blac k tuxedo with a rose bot1tonnlere. David Fowler, Wadsworth, Ohio, brother of t he g room , serve d as i bes t man. Ushers we re James 1Kea rns, Battle Creek, Michigan • BARGA IN MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY · All SEATS SZ .II • ADMISSION CVERY TUEOAY Sl.OO ( LiJa RuJJe/1, Mark Fowler wed in june •' :;Thomas Jefferson Guests were registered by Mega n ..X nd·r ews, Chester. The bride graduated from Rio Grande College and is employed as a m edical laboratory techni· cian at O'Bienness Memorial Hospit al, Athens . The groom grad uated from Hocking Technicai·College and Is employed as a surveyer with Sout hern Ohio Coal Co. m ot her wore a white sjlk dress while the groom ·'* m o thc't' was in a fl ora l dt·ess of ~ 11k . Bo th m ot hers wore pink a nd lavr nda r corsages. A recepl ion was hl'ld a t th<' Rutland Civic Ce nter fo llow in g . the weddi ng . Th e fiV P· tle r('(l fountain cake was dccora l('d with pi n'k a nd la,·c nda r rose buds . Mindv Sev· mour. aunt of the br id e. Midd le · port. registered the gut:>s ts . Mindy Seymour a nd Debbie E lliot. Lancas ter. wc i'C hostesses for the rl'Cept Ion. The couple honeymooned a t Newport New.s, Va . Thr brtdr is a g r·aduat (' of Meigs High Sc hoo l a nd a tlended Ri o Grande Co llcgr for a year . She is ('mpl oyed b.\ ' D n bi gh Toyo ta in Vlrl(lnla . SP -~ Dodso n b also a gr a dua te of Meigs. and is srrvi ng "' lth the U.S. Army sta tion Pd at For t Eustis. Va . · !' • :: Thomas Jefferson, who was · ~he count ry's first secretary of · Jlt ate and the third preside nt , t wanted to be remembered In : history as an inve ntor. Among ::Jlls best know·n inventions were :-t he swivel chair and the coat 'hanger. llltieSIN} "AM. . . . F,_ '11oo ..... Dolly I WJ11( . Jh55 ...'• . ·. •: Olh(•r allf'ndanr s :· F t'rgu son, l.lsa rOdN. Ka thv .; Ar notl a nd P1>ggy Crf'mm n, . .,jl ' o f Middle-port . a nd Sush· Jo hn· ~., son . WC'SI(•r vll le Tht'.\' WO I'f\ f(\3 lt'ngt h sat in dresses ·in 1hP colors of pink and lavender. ·A lao Dodson . Middl e port. was hi.• brot hcr·s bcst man . a nd the u ·he rs . wcr!! David Dodso n. Da · vey Dodso n. Raymond Rider . Middleport ; Tim Faulk. Pome· roy a nd ,Jq hn Cremeans. Was hington. D .C. ;: te~~dr~ ; ;.e~: E~::;n;:;~~o;~~~: 99( MAXITHiNS brldf' ' s ve il w ~1s • fa s hlonM by th~ groom ·s {!ra nd· -· m o thl'r. Ruth 1\nd('rso n. '. L('S!r Tyrl'l'. DelawllrP. " ' rvrd : .. f• ~ h£'r ~ls tf'r'!) maid of honor. $129 I EXPIRES 8/ 28 / 87 • ;· , ;. •• :: ;. ;: MID DLE PORT .Jodi L Miller. daugh t ~ r of Gl'org~ W. Mill ~r 11 nd Marily n J. Miller. a nd Ro·Jt 1 H . Dodson, so n of Gene a nd Aggie Dodson. al l of Midd!Pport, <'XChanged w!'dcl lng vows on May 16 at the Middl epo rt Chu rc h of Christ. AI Hartson p!.'rfo rml'd · thr doub le rln~ rrPmOn)• fotlowlnga program of mu siC by Shat·on liawit''' • soloist. an<i. Ma rily n Wilcox. or~a n ist. Arrang<'rnP~t s of pink a nd lavrndrr car nati ons. a nd a n archway decorated In t he 'a m c (•o lors was the settin g . 1\ t~:ature o r lh<• ceremony wa s lig hting thP unit v ca ndle•. Escortl'd to tho' alta r b\· hl't' fatht· t·, the brldl' worf' a formnl go" ·n of bridal sa tin fa shiMNI Wit h a VIctor ian ni>cklinP. threl' · quarter puffy Sil'C\'l'S. fltt ('d bodice. a nd ll bouffant skin with c hapel tra in . ali with accl'nt s of lace. ShP carried a bouqut'l of pink a nd lavcndr-r rosrtluds. m a tc hing pear l bracr le t a nd <n PCkl acC'. The· Cor. , GALLIPOLIS '.- Mrs. Velm a · Williams, Ga llipolis, a nd J .D. • Smith, Bidwell, a nnounce the · engagement of their daughter, . Lori Smith , to Patrick A. I}re· ; , nde r gast, son of Dr. a nd Mrs. •. Nea l J. Prendergast, Las Vega s, • Nevada. '. ·The wedding is set lor Sept. 19, • : 1987 at St. Louis Catholic Church with a reception to follow at the Eik's HaiL ·: vows with Britt Dodson · W. Rot_ .. '""' R-9"t 1o l -~"• \ $1.99 the lower or physic;;al nature. Adam, created to inhabit the earth, was natural. earthly. or mortal. and became the head of the human race. 3. "The first ma• is of the earth, earthy" (I Cor. 15146)1 ..Earthy ·· denotes bei ng made of the earth . Adam , being 7ormed of the dust of the Smith-, ~ Prendergast ' . Jodi Miller exchanges ST. IVES PRODUCTS PRODUCTS ·rr,.,.· LORI SMITH Mr. ~.md Mn Tirnnt)' R. Hood ' PEPSI Martin, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~ Ches hire. and Mrs . Charles Miss Scott is a graduat e of Gallia Acader:ny High School and is employed as a nurs ing ass is tant. Ca rey is a graduate of Kyger Creek High Sc hool a nd is em· played as Parts Manager. I :00 P.M. OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canes •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressure Kits •TENS Units •Nebulizers 446-7283 Wt-f"kt>nrl" & 5,00 I'.M. tu 9 ,00 I'.M. 786 N . SECOND. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED Homo owned and Operoted Mnnfla~ . ..~ rid a~· OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. All STORES "Complete Hospital Equipment For Home Use" DENISE L. SCOTT CA REY E. M!\RTIN 446-5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY WELCOME BACK WEST VIRGINIA CUSTOM.ERS . HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPlY J Located at Holzer Clinic on Rr. 35 In Gallipolis ~e BOWMAN'S •Hospital Beds •Home Oxygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes •Patient lifts •Adult Briefs •llnderpads (Chuxsl •Crutches •Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates URGENT CARE CENTER MEIGS COUNTY Bookmobile · service in Meigs County Is provided by the Meigs P ublic Libraray under contract with Ohio Valley Area Libraries. · Monday: Carpenter , Laura' s Store, 2: 55-3: 40; Dexter. 4: 10· 4:40: DanviUe Churc h, 5: 15-6; Rutland Civic Ce nter, 6: 45 -7: 45; Tuesday: Portlan<l posl office, 2: 15·3: Letart Falls, Effie's Res· taurant , 3: 30-4: 30; Racine bank. 5:15-6: 15; Syra·cuse across from ball field, 6: 30-7:30. Wednesday: Keno, north side The ~. "",."'" Times-Sentinei-Page....:a-3 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU IN ALL YOUR HAIR CARE AND BODY ..TONING NEEDS I Cooking To save e lectri city or gas, you should cook as m a ny dishes In the oven a t one tim e as you can, Instead •of cooking each separately. If recipes call for slightly different temperatures, such as · 325, 350 and 375 degrees, pick t he mi(!dle temperature of 350 and cy>ok aU three dishes , removing as each dish is done. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS FREE H£!US PRODUCTS WITH All PERMS ' COME IN FOR FREE BODY TONING DEMONSTRATION THE ADDEDtTOUC.H 271 2ND TONING SALON OPEN MON.-FRI. 7-9, SAT. 7·6; ADDED TOUCH MON.-FRI. 8·9, SAT. 8·6. . •. ,.,..,DLEPORT \ �I • . Page-8-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ! \ ' ..... • CROWN CITY -Homecoming Sunday, King's Chapel Chu rch. dinner at noon; singing by Shafer Family, Ted Coll ins; preaching Rev. Orville Carr ico. PORTER - Clark Chapel revival begins Sunday, with Rev. James Phillips, various singers nightly . GALLI POLIS - Homecoming · Su nda y , Springfield .Baptist Chur.ch; dinner noon. MT. PLEASANT - Mt. Plea· sa nt Baptist Church homeco m· ing Sunday, 10 a.m. NORTHUP - Scott Price will spea k at Northup Baptist Church. Sunday, 7: 30p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Homecoming Sunday, Paint Creek Baptist Church. 9: 15 a.m.: fellowship din ner follow':,_':,~ning worshi~. MARIETTA - Southeast District Meetlng of AAUW Is Sun· da~· . noon to 5 p..m., Lafayett e Hot el in Marietta. SOUTHSIDE, W.Va . - Cle· men I Morriston Family reunion. Sunday, Beech Hill Unit E'd Meth· odist Church. Picn.ic lunch, 1 p.m. CROWN CITY - Charles Glassburn wtll speak at Big 4 Chu rch, Sunday, 7: 30p.m.; special singing. · PT. PLEASANT - The 25th Weaver Reunion will be keld Sunday at teh Mason County Farm Museum, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Basket dinner at 1 p.m. Decepdants fo Nicholas and Margarel Weaver and all friends and relatives lnvltE'd. Br ing lawn chairs. RED BRUSH - Weekend OLD KYG)':R ~ Will ia m and meetings will be held at Red Annie Scott Rife family reunion, · Brush Church of Christ on Sunday , Old Kyger Freewill · Bas han Road. Sunday services, Baptist Church; basket dinner at ,9:30a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill 12: 30 p.m . .This is a change in of Foster, W.Va . will speak. meeting place from the past. MIDDLE;PORT - Open hou se 12 noon to 2 p.m. · Sunday at Rejoicing Life Baptist School in Middleport for public to tour expandE'd facilities and t.alk with signature of Friioux 's un cle , ail for new school year. st Eldon Savoie Sr., who ha s sin ce died . NEW HAVEN - Bend Area "I don'l think there's really a nything wrong with it •.. . illegal · gospel sing. Sunday at Union or dishonest ahout it ," said Camp Grou nds, 2 miles back of Friloux. who faces six opponents New Haven; basket dinner 12 noon; singing s tarts at 1:30 rain in an Oct. 24 election. or shine with singers Including He defended the letter he wrote Calvary Echoes, Sincere Gospel under his uncle's name, sayin g Quartet, Reflections Trio, True the man knew what he wanted to Gospel Sounds.Dan Ha yman and say bu t did not know how to writ e the Faith Trio. it. Persuasion no deterrent to break : : ·: · LINDE!\, Tenn . I UP! I Perry Count y jailers aren' t al· low ed to wear guns around inmates so there was little Mary Black could do when two prisoners said lhey "couldn't take it an y more," walkE'd out the door a nd fiE'd in the sheriff's car. Black, 42. s aid Friday s he did try to persuade Wayne Cotham. :15, and James Potts. 20. not to leave. PORTLAND - Debra Harris, second and third grade teac her at Port l ~nd ·Elementary, hilS receivE'd a $100 grant from the Ohio Council for Elementary School Science to be usE'd to purchase materials for hands-on experiments during the coming school year. The competition was swnsorE'd by the Center of Science and Industry. COS!, Columbus. Only five winners In the sta te were chosen ... RACINE - Southern Local School District Supt. Bobby Ord announces that classes for stu· dents of all schools In the district will begin Tuesday morning and schools wi ll operate on the.same time schedul e as last year. • RUTLAND - An open meeting of the Rutland Garden Club will be held Monday at 7:30p.m, . at the Rutland Methodist Church. CHESHIRE - Open house at \ Mrs. Joe Bolin, presldnet of the Cheshlr e-Kyger Elementary Ohio Association of Garden School. Monday. 6 p.m. Clubs. will make flower arr angement s. A meeting of the host club POMEROY - Special meetlng wUI be held lmmE'diately follow of the Meigs Local School Dis- Ing the open meeting. trict Board of Education will be held at 9:30a.m . Monday at. the TUESDAY ' central office In l'lllddleport to GALLIPOLIS ~Ga llipolis Ro· discuss personnel and consider tary meets Tu esday, 16 p.m .. any ot her business which may Down· Under . lawfully come before the hoard. CHESHIRE- Cheshire Chap· POMEROY - The Meigs ter OES meets Tuesday , 8 p.m. County Board of Elections will meet at In special session at 4 CHESIHRE - Kyger Creek p.m. Monday to certify the Boosters meeting. Tuesday. 7 validity of petitions fiiE'd for the p.m. • 4-H FASHION BOARD -Sclet:tedfo~t he Meigs County 4-H Fashion Board on the basis or their modeling and total look were these eight girls .. front, left to right, Dehra F'rost, Elizabeth 270 MILL STIEET MAYNARD'S QUILTS FABRICS CRAFTS Concerto Black & Taupe OUTSTANDING - Richie Hunt, a member ~f the Busy Clovers 4-H Club, and the Chester Bowhunters, took " Outstanding of the Day" at the Ohio State Fair with his archery project. lHE SHOE CAFE 300 Secorid Litter meeting 60'' Stripe Knit ........................................... s 1.99 yd. 60" Grey Sweatshirt Fleece ....................... 52.49 yd. 60'' Dre-ss Fabric ......................................... S2.49 yd. 90'' Eyel,t .••.•••.•.•..•.•...•..••. :.~······················· ss. 99 yd. 90" Natural Color 1OOOfo Cot'ton Sheeting .:.•. S1.99 yd. ·108'' White Cotton Sheeting .......:............. s3.99 yd. Pre-Quilt Fabri' ................................... 99' -'2 .75 yd. Seleded Pillow Panels ................................. s1.2 5 ... ''JAMS'' Fabric ............................................ '1.99 ytt. Sleepy-Bear Baby Blankets ......................... '3.50 ... Calicos .............................................................. 7S< ytt. Sheer Curtain'-l•ary & hoch ............................ S 1.49 yd. IN ~I EMORY - 'Th<•sc<·und annu al Boh Billl.rc Memorial Trophy wa' pr rso·ntcd Friday ni ght at the Mel•s Count y Fair l.!\'Cl'tock Sale. tiJ ,lo•• 50°/o OFF Parker, Pomf•roy. M~kln~ lh•• prP..,(•ntaUon was Let Us Help You Plan Your Wedding By Duvid Tuwney FILM FOR TRAVEL \ Buy film before ~ou go to o foreign country. Prien art better here than most other place~ . The United State! is one of the lew plans where film and gasoline ore closer to neunitiu than luuries. Your fo.,or ite brand of film may not be awoilable at your dHtination, or might • be outdated. •• 529.95 1 t>n•,cnt ed In Lee's memory for eight more years. l'ar k<•r also received a $50 savlngl:l bond. • Groom ' s Tux FREE with 5 or more,. Osnaburg, asst. colors ........................... ~••••••••••••• 99' yd. 3J•'' White Ribbon .......................................... 10< yd. Baby Print •••.••...••....•....•.........•.•.••.•..•..••..•..• s1.00 yd. Kwik-Sew Patterns .................................... 20% OFF American-mode film is balonted for ArMricon toUts. You might be very dis· appointed in the results with a little· HASKINS• TANNER HOORS . known foteign film . Color bolonu and rendition might be very st'range, tven in famiU. ,.,.,..sol~ in a fortlgncountry , Processing .may not be owoiloble for foreign tilm in you r town. The current standards ore f -b and lf -14 prO<ess for didts and ( -41 process for negotive color film. The foreign brantk ,old in thf United Statu ult these proc:enes worldwide but not all films Ulf compatible the· mistry. And sending these brands off for development to a distant proctssor tc~uipped to handle them ton' t impro.e their freshnen . You're probably going to spend thou· sands oft your foreign trip. Why toke a thance on picture quality with unknown film? .Stoc" up at Tawney's Studio, 424 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 4S631, t~t41 446- 16S. 332 Second Ave. Galtipotla. Ohio Mon &fu 98 • fu:Eoli Wed ll"l u1 ~ S..l 9 5 GALLIA. JACKSON VINTON JVSD CALL 245·5336 ADU~v!.•l~!.ICES FALL"SPECIAL A CfiVIfiES ... ~·· II • Thi,. hwnlh",. !l rwf'ial - AUGUST 25th & 27th, SEPTEMBER 1st & 3rd UNTIL 8:00 P.M. TIME 6·9 6-9 6-9 6-10 . 6-10 Arranged 6·10 6-10 6-9 7-9 7-9 7-9 FEE $54 $54 $54 T&TH T&TH Artanged T&TH T&TH . TH T&TH $54 $54 $60 $54 $54 $30 $30 $30 $30 $60 $30 $45 w w 6-10 6-9 6-9 4-8 6-9 . DAYS T&TH T&TH T&TH T&TH M 6-io 6-10 6-JO 6-10 6-10 6· 10 6-10 T&TH MTW&TH M&W Free M&W T&TH T&Tij $90 $90 $90 T&TH T&Ttl M&W M&W $60 $45 $60 $60 MOST CLASSES SCHEDULED . TO START WEEK ·Of SEPTEMBER 8, 1987 $60 N~rsing ~ssisiant Office Specialist Medical Clerk DAYS FEE MTW&TH $300/$600 MTW&TH $300/$600 MTW&TH $300/$600 MTW&TH $300/$600 MTW&TH $300/$600 Class schedule on request · $300 5-10 MTW&Tii $375/$750 5·10 MTW&TH $360 HOURS TIME 6-10 6·10 6-10 6·10 6-10 6· 10 T&TH $90 6-10 6-10 6·10 T&TH T&TH T&TH $90 Ir------------------------------~ $90 $90 6-10 6-10 M&W T&TH $90 $90 6-10 6·10 M&W · T&TH 6-10 6-10 6-10 T&TH M&W M&W I I·NAME: 1 GALLIA-JACKSON-VINTON JVSD ADULT EDUCATION 1987-88 $90 1COURSE: $90 1 I I MAIL $90 I $90 I $90 Second Choice - - - -- - - -- - - - - CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS. PAYABLE TO: Gallia-Jackson·Vinton JVSD Adult Education P.O . Box 157, Rio Grande. OH. 4~874 COMMERCIAL & SA'VINGS BANK MAIN OFFICE 26 COURT ST. ,. r CIVIC SAVINGS BANK SILVER BRIDGE BRANCH SPR lNG VALLEY OFFICE 500 THIRD AVE .. GALLIPOLIS • • '.• ' ~~ff intJ Koda.-nlnr Il l. i2 prof'f•,;;,. jn~ Kojl ak. Gallipolis, Sept. 9 thru 14 •Paint under direction of an artist who teaches as he paints - tells you everything he knows. •Daily demonstrations. e(ritiqes every third day. •Rive~ sites, old houses, farm scenes •Enioy the fellowship of others with like interests and talents. RESERVE BEFORE SEPT. 1st Send •so deposit or •150 full payment Please Make Check to JIM SCOTT- 1221 LOCUST ST. SUITE 1401 - ST. LOUIS, MO . 63103 NAME _______________________________ ADDRESS ----------------------------' PHONE---------------~--------------- -~------------------------·-·--·--· If you have questions - call French Art Colony 446-3834 or Earl Tope 446-0332. llrcnt Rose. Racine, al the annual Melgl:l County F'air Livestock Sale. The award was presented by Mrs. Robert Lee, Racine. Photos scheduled : POMEROY - Mci~ s Hig h ·.: School senior pictures for thr : •yearbOOk w!Ube ta ken Aug. 27-2H at thP hi gh schoo l. Call 9~12 · 2 1 5~ ::for Informa tion . · Builrl Your Dream Houst' This Yt•ar JIM BARNA LOG HOME - Beauty•Sirength•Economy - t-i ea t Effici e ncv•Rustic C harm .----penitentiary Is NO CHARGE This 6 week program is designed for those who are Divorced, Widowed, or Single Head of Household and want support to build a new life. • - Atfordabilitv . A for th sr ·.:Convicted of serious crimes car· :: rylng penalties of more than on•' :•year. .... 3 bdrm. log kit as low as $6608 " Model Ho me shown by apP.ointment" Tho· I ,O" Honw Con n<•t•tion 150 Com" Cemel.,;i!d. Oak Hill. Oh io 45656 7 St. Rt. 2791 4) .. of D~te: Sept. 8,1987 - Oct. 1S, 1987 Loction: Episcopal Church Parish House McArthur,· Ohio Hours: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. TW&TH Call 245-5336, ask for Dorna Smith Future classes to be held at various locations. 441 SECOND AYE., GAWPOLIS .. BASIC EDUCATION/GED 1 NO CHARGE . Classes held 4-8 p.m. MTW&TH Begins September 14, 19 8 7 Set your own schedule. No registration required. Call 245-5336, ask for Lisa I, First Choice - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ~-------------------------------1 BUCKEYE BUILDING & LOAN CO.· Nationally Known Artist At _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _TELEPHONE;_ __ IADDRESS: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I SPECIAL - Brent Rosr ol ltaci ne wa., the rr•clplent ol the Sandra Harden Memorial Citizenship Award prPs.•nh>d Frld~y night to S.U.C.C.E.S.S. FULL-TIME COURSES 300/600 300/600 300/600 300/600 300/600 300 3751750 360 and BUCKEYE HILLS - RIO GRANDE Introduction to Lotus 12 3 30 hrs. 6-9 p.m. beginning 9/22187 T & TH $100.00 Introduction to Data Base Management 30 hrs. 6-9 p.m. beginning 10/27/87 T & TH $60.00 Call 245-5336, ask for Dennis FINANCIAL AID AVAiLABLE COURSE NAME Air Condilioning/Heatlng Automobile Body Repair Automobile' Mechanics Buildin' Maintenance lndustrtal Maintenance and $:1 COMMUNITY COMPUTER TRAINING QUALITY EDUCATION AT AFFORDABLE PRICES NO~TH CENTRAL ACCREDITATION CAREER .COUNSELING WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP . Your Photos Mr.. Hohcrt Lee of Racine, mother ul the late Bob Hill LPP .-q.J>e s pecial HI dairy award will be .•• We offer complete tuxedo "'"tel service to help you took your bet! on that special dey. Priced from SPECIAL 99< TABLE HOURLY COURSES COURSE NAME . HOURS Typing I 36 Typing II . 36 Private Business and Clerical 36 Civii ·Service Testing Preparation Accounting Principles I 36 . 36 Accounling Principles II Community Computer Training 30 Introdu ctory Word Processi ng 36 Filing-Records Management 36 Basic Sales Training 20 Supervision 20 Ba sic Communications 20 Income Tax Preparation 20 Housekeeping 40 Waiter-Waitress Training 20 Medical Terminology 30 Adult Basic Educalion Woodworking . 40 AUTO BODY REPAIR Welding & Brazing 60 Ba sic Repair & Replacement 60 Advan ced Repair:&. Replacement 60 AUTO MECHANICS Automotive Tune-up 40 Automoti ve Electrical System 30 Engine Theory & Operation 40 . 40 Brake Systems BUILDING MAINTENANCE Introduction to Carpentry 60 ELECTRICITY lntro. to Basic Electricity 60 Residential & Commercial Wiring 60 Intra. to lndustral Wiring 60 AIR CONDITIONING / HEATING lntro. to Residential Systems 60 Intra. to Electrical Motors. 60 Controls & Circuits · Advanced Residential Systems 60 Advan ced Electrical Moto rs. 60 Controls INDUST RIAL MAINTENANCE Electrical Circuits 60 Machine Shop Operations I 60 Machine Shop Operations II " 60 ARTIST'S SUMMER SUITS BRIDOE-OPEMIMO SALE CENTRAL TRUST CO. 358 SECOND AYE, GALLIPOLIS . SAVE ON THE FINEST IN·. CAIPn CAIEI . • • Action r-----~ ~---------------, !3 ROOMS $39 95 ! l___ ~FFE~~~!;E_!_!!!;!~~!~.. --_1 FRONTIER CLEANING SYSTEM OHIO VALLEY BANK 1110 ADIIAN DRIVE, GALLIPOLIS DAVID RICE, OWNER 446-7470 420 liD AVE. - JACKSON PIKE OFFICE; RIO GRANDE, OliO OFFICE , .. I• ' . ' JACKSON PIKE RT. 35 WEST WEST OF RODNEY, OHIO OUR SECOND POM)':ROY - Meigs Count y Litter Contro l Advisory Boa•·ct will meet Tuesda y, 7: 30 p.m . . a I the agricu ltural ext ens ion ot'fi ce. Mulberry Height s, Pomeroy. • All REMAINING MIDDLEPORT, OH. OPEN FOR· BUSINESS Downie, Heat her Finlaw, Penny Aelker, and back row , Beth Clark, Donia Crane, Elizabeth Lawson, and Ruby Burke. EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS .Mdt.C,J 4G~tic' "I loo ked at him and I told him 'Wayne, think aQout what you're doing because when they ca tch you you' re go ing to be in se riou s trouble. ' an d he said 'I know that. but I' ve got to go.' and that' s why I didn't try to stop him," the jailer recalled. Blac.k said she opened the cell door to ha nd Coth am, who had an ear Infect ion, a cott on swa b Thursday. And tha t's when she got the bad news. RACINE :... Southern Local School Board wlll meet In regular 8esslon Monday night, 6:30p.m., at the high school. POMEROY Meigs County Litter Control Advisory Board will meet Tuesday, 7:30p.m., at the agriculture extension offlce on Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. PATRIOT- Junior High Football practice begins Monday after school. The chagrin pen letter tULJNG , La : (UPII - St. Charles Pa r.ish P resid.e nt Kevin FrlloiJ>~ has confe~sed to ghostw· riting letters to severa l news pap, ers in praise of lji mself. The lette rs lo The New Orleans Times-Picayune, St . CharlE>s He· raid a nd River Parishes Guide pra isE'd Friloux ancl attacked his det r actors. One letter , referring to " thE' good elected officials. such as Kev in Fr iloux." carried I he Grant received Nov. 3 general election. SYRACUSE -A free com munlty skin testing clinic will be held Monday evenlngfrom4: 30 to6; 30 MONDAY p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal GALLIPOLIS ,.- Mt. Olive Building. The testing will be done Churcll will host a · healing by Joan.Tewksbary, R.N. A blood service Monday through Aug. 30, · pressure clinic will be held 7:30 p,m. nightly. during the sa me hours. _....,.._ -· Al$Uit 23, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Galipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Community 'calendar/area happenings SUNDAY MASON . Gru bb Family si ngers will be at the Christia n Bret heren Church. Sunday. 7:30 p.m . ,_ ,. �. t Ohio-Point Pleasant. W . Va. INDEPENDENCE Vinton \headquartered theL~ircus . By JAMES SANDS Special Correspondent For a short time in the 1890's VInton was headquarters lor a traveling circus. No doubt many a young person crossed t h e Racca Creek either bridge or by walking across the dam whi.ch at times had very ' little water coming across it. Under t he wil low trees in what would today be a park, yo ungs tets would find perform ers practieing their acts and others shoeing horses and getting the wagons ready . The Stowe Brothers Ci rcus. ow ned by Colonel F ra nk Stowe a nd his brothers, played most ly for sm all towns and villages in southern Ohio. The circus featured s uch acts as trained m onkeys a nd dogs, ponies, clowns, trapeze performers, horizontal-bar artists. contortionists, tumblers. knife- throwers, a horse that could select the a ppropriate fl ag of a nation as called out by the tra iner and the brass band . Colonel Stowe served the clrcus as bandlea der, composer, trumpet player and even blacksmit h. By the way , Stowe also painted the letters and scenery on the wagons th at advertise the show as the circus rolled over th e hills and through the vall eys. One m an wrote that because of Colonel Stowe' s ability to get along wi th peo ple, he seldom had trouble getting perfor mers but he alway s looked for people who could do s everal jobs, like the Colonel himself. For instance, all musicians had to know sever al instruments. Some of the trapeze artist s also · doubled as clow ns and all the ar tists shared in the driving of the wagons and the pitching of the tents. When · the circus quit the road ColonelfSiowe mov.· ed ,to Vinton and op ted a · blacksmith shop near th 1 \lihion .MilL One man remembered th at "aft e r hi s day'sworkwasdqne,Stoweoften brought out the ol.d cornet and with a cleve" tr)ple tongue would bring back · memori es of the realm of rhapsody , reminding a ll of the circus days." Stowe 's love for music was so great that he once remarked tha t when he los t his " lip", .It would be time to ca ll Kerr Butler ,the under-taker hi VInton , to be put away. Around the turn qf the century Stowe organized two bands . a n adult band in Vinton and a youth band in Wilkesville. On som e of the co ldest nights in thewinterStowe wmild put his trumpet under hi s overcoat and walk through the s now 8 miles to Wilk esvil le to teac h youngsters. This goa teed showman, musiclan and blacksmith adde d another title to his name when he was elected r:nayor of Vinton. He became suc h a popu lar politician th at whe n he ran for re-election he was u. nat:lle to muster up any opposition. The one thing missing in Colonel Stowe's life was a fa mily Crafts plan • anntversary observance TUPPERS PLAINS - T he children of Mr. a nd Mrs. Ro bert R. Craft , Tuppers Plains arc a nnouncing t heir parent s upcom · ing 25th wedding anniverary. Cr·aft and the former Carol Wi res were married on Aug. 25 , 1962 by the Rev . Gearhart. Ho is the son oft he late Char les L. and Myr tle Craft, a nd his wife is the daught er of the la te Leroy A. Wires and Laura Fi e lds. Mr. and Mrs. Cra ft are the pa rents of a son. Rober! Leon. Tuppers Plains. and two d aug hlers, L. .Jea nn ine. also of Tu ppers P la ins, and Deborah Lynn , a t home. · T he c hildren' plan to hon or their parents with a dinner at Sebastiai].S in Pa rker sbu rg. • We Reserve t he Right To l imit Quantities A wheelchair is dtsigMd!(llow you ;;1 to be independenl and ile. Man.v people loday howe di O<o ~oYtd that a • Wheelchair cOn reduce thtir depen· denu on others and help regain their · $tlf cl)nfi den<e. Wheelchairs arer:dicare/ Mrdicald aproved so the wiU not be a financial bu r~en. .for a free demonllration call or llop by. 446 -7283 DOWN BY THE 0 1..0 MILL. STREt\M in Vinton, one can see the loundatio n where t he VInto n Mill used to sit. Beside ihe mill were was the blasksm it h shop ol Col. Fran ~ St owe who, in th!' 1890's headquarte red a circ us at Vi nton. Stowe later became mayor ol VInton. as his wife had c hosen not to move to Vin ton and the pa ir never had c hildren . Slow~ loved chi ldren a nd was paratlc ularly fond of a litlle tyke by the nam e of Hazel Hart sook who lived near th€' mill and blacksmith s hop. Stowe often bought Hazel candy, ice cream a nd pea nut s. One day Hazel was walching Colonel Stowe as 11e took a red-hot iro n. placed it on thcanvil and bega n s hapi ng II. The spark s were fly in g all arou nd and onee ha ppened to ca tch on lo lhe chi ffon dress thai Ha zel wa s wearing. Stowe dropped his hamm er and hot iron. seized thC' gir l a fl ame wit h his bare hands and dashed her fnto a sla cktub . So quick was Stowe th at the fir€' left no mark whatsoever on Hazel. AUG.23 THIU AUG.29 ' Bowman's Homecare Home Owned ond Operoted 63 Pine St. Gollipolis Limit 20 FRESH .PORK BUTT FRESH PORK BUTT COUNTRY STYLE 9 Sausage ••••••• ::...... 1 : U.S.D.A. CHOICE 30~ ... • ~ Q c: •I'll ..,.• __ ____ __ Bologna •••••••::·••.••.• 19C $199 ..._ Round Steak •••••••• BUCKET ·(u,be Steak •••••..~•• $199 . 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No Rain: haoks. · , •There · is a limit of~ :cou· pori•¥0u may redaem . .. ·• .• .. ·' . . �• 1 ' . ........... Sports Physician authors book - ----' CENTRAL 'TRUST AWARDS - Harold Thompson, president of Central Trus t in Gallipolis, gives one of the bank's cash a wards to Mind)' Vanc_e of August 23, 1987 · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. Pega B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Busy Hands 4-H club, while County 4-H advisor Jackie Graham h>oks on. Each year, Central Trust prc,sonts the cash awards (o 4-H and Girl Scout memhers. Section C. August 23, 1987 Edberg rips .Connors, 6-2, 6-3 GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Alice Gr!cosk!, a general surgeon at Holzer Clinic, has eo-authored a handbook to help train medical students and junior res idents. Entitled "The Mont Re id, University of Cincinna ti Surgical Manual," this 500-page handbook is des igned to provide a guide for more effici ent , bedside management of co mmon surg ical problems. Gr!coskl. a former chief surg ical resident at the Universit y of Cincinnat i Medi ca l Ce n te r. served as edit or of the book with five other former chief res idents LOOKING IT OVER - Dr. Alice Grlcoskl and Dr. Charles from the Univers ity of C!nc!nHolzer look over the t extbook she co-authored for surgi cal nat i: Drs. Andreas Doerm a nn. procedures. Grlcoskl and several other physlcans complied the Dav id Kirkpat rick, La urence Lo, handbook. Michae l Nussbaum and J a mes Plettner. These phys icians were "Th e surgica l handbo ok will Medical Center spec ia lty units. s urgical res idents at Holzer . hopefully be a usNul refer e nce in a nd nu rs ing fl oors , " s aid a ll of the Hol zer Clinic and Ho lz<'r GricoskL Clinic between 1983 and 1985. MASON , Ohio (UPI) - Stefan F,:dberg needed just 67 minutes to rout ,- i~ lmm y Connors 6-2. 6-3 Saturday and move into the final of the Assocatlon of Tennis Professionals Championship at the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center. Edberg, the No . .2 seed, will face the winner of . Saturday night's Bor is Beeker-Anders Jarryd match In Sunday' s finaL Jarryd, the eighth seed, had beaten Becker, the third ~ seed, the last two times they played. Service breaks In the second al\d eighth games gave Edberg the first set. Edberg broke Connors, seeded fourth , to make It 3-11n the second set, and served out for the match . Connors hobbled during the match, apparently caused bY a blister on his right foot. Aflerward he dented anything was wrong and said, "I just wasn't *** JUST ARRIVED *** FACTORY PROGRAM CARS . OUTRrDER - Mica ,Jones ser>•ed as outr!der again this y1•ar for the harn ess horse raci ng OF FACTORY WARRANTY STILL AI1 PLIES program of the annual Meigs County-Fair. This Is Mica's seventh year . This year s he rode Swe.et Pea. owned by Conni e Wa rner. 1987 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY EUROSPORT 4 DOOR SEDANS - ALL HAVE AIR . AM / FM STEREO. RALLEY WHEELS & MUCH MORE · MILEAGE RANGE 4 ,900 TO 12 ,000 S9995 1986 OLD$ CUTLASS SUPREME - 4 DOOR SEDANS 4 TO CHOOSE FROM - LOW MILEAGE - GOOD COLORS RIGHT EQUIPMENT ~ DISCOUNTEO TO SELL • S9695 LOOK - LOOK - LOOK WAITING IN LINE - Membe-rs of Gallia County 4-H clubs and Gi rl Scout Troops wail in line to be presented with their Central Trust Awards by bank preside nt Harold ThomJ>SOn . 1987 CHEV. BERETTA Thomps9n and the bank present the cas prize to project first, second and third place wlnne,.. lrom the Gallla County ,Junior Fair In non -livesto<·k COMPARE At Senior Citizen Centers • • announc~ activity BANKRUPTCY announce fhe act iv i r ies and menu es for th e weeh of AAug. 24-28. Monday: Chorus, I p.m . 3 p.m. Tuesday : S.'f. O.P . Ph .v sical fitness. 10: 30 a .m. Wednesday: Ca rd Ga mes. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. Thursday: Bible Stud y, 11 a .m. . 12 p.m.: Her balists. 12: 30 p.m. Friday: Ar t Class. 1 p.m . · :1 p.m .; Cra ft Mini -Course , l p.m .· 3 p.m . Menu s will be: Monday: Sal isbur>' Stea k wi th mus hroom sauce, mas hed potatoes, kal e w ith v inegCJr , \Vho lc grain bread and pear hal ves with grated cheese. · Tuesday: Oven baked chicken , scalloped pota toes. ga rden s uiau with red cabbage and ca rrots I oil and vinega r), biscui ts a nd cak e with cherry topping. Wednsday : Baked pork cnops, glazed sweet potatoes . br usscl sprouts, wh ole gra in brea d- and ice cream . Thursday: Hot (log with sa uce. baked bea ns. cole slaw wi th green peppers , bu n a nd s liced peaches. Friday: Tuna patt y with cheese sa use. parsley bu ttered potatoes. tomato and cucumber slice . whole grain bread and jello refrlgerater cak e. Choice of coffee. tea , le m o· nade, milk or bu tter milk is served with each mea l. MEIGS SENIORS The Me igs Cou nt y Senior Ce n-ter. Mu lberry He ights. Pomeroy . has scheduled the followi ng activi ties sc hedu led for the wee k of Aug. 2 4 - 2~. Mo nday : Round a nd square 1 3 dance. p.m. p.m Tu e,day : .. Tli pperwarc Par ty $9995 614-221-0888 · L, W ' • (EN.NAMQ Chevrolet-Oldsmobile AnORNEY-AT·LAW " The H eartbeat nf the O l1i o l'al/ cy" 33bS. HighSt.,Columbus,OH. LOCD I COnSII ItD t"Ion CLOSE - The re was so me clo•cratl ng at I he Meigs Count:.: Fair Frlda.v aftHnoon. 'l'hcs.• lour 1616 EASTERN AVE.·.- hor s es we r e halt ling it out for the Win on the home stretch In the fourth rac e. GALLIPOLIS pro ject: .. - 2 rais~g p.m. l~~~l~n~G~a~ll~~~o~l~is~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4~4~6~-~3~6~7~2~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IOa. m. -chor'us noon •I p.m afund Wednesday: Blood Pressure Cli nic 9:30 a.m. · 11:30 a .m.: Social Securit y Representa tive 10 a. m. - noon: Bingo I p.m . - 2 p.m.: , Bridge 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.; Bowli ng l : 30 p.m. ' Thursday: Tropical Pa radise Da)(. gam es before lunch. prize for best dressed islanp er. Friday : Round and square da nce . 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. wi th music by True Country. a dmi ssion $1.:10, br in g sna cks for r~ fr es h ­ mcnt tabl e. The Senior Nu trit ion P rogra m menu for the week Will be Mo nday : Ba ked fis h, mixed vege tables. cole s la w. fruit coc ktai L · Tuesday: Beef an d noodles. bru 55cl spro ut s. lossed sa lad, coo kie. Wednesday: Ba kPd s teak, brPad dressing, broccoli, heav enly has h Thursday: Sweet a nd sou r por k, buttered turn ips, fresh The C&S Bank announces higher interest on our 1-Year Certificate of Deposit. Quarterly Compounded Rate Stated Rate A c hoice of bever age is served with each mea L · While ot her firms have developed v ideo telephones th at tr a nsmi t m ov ing pi c tu r e~ 7.19% 7.00% A. P.R. I ·· A.P.R. 1 -, "~ ; PRESENTATION - A trophy blanket In memory of the late Sidney Spencer, a long time local harness horse driver and trainer, was awarded Friday at the Meigs County Fair to Ron Newhart, Marietta, left, for driving to the most wins - six - during the week. At the right Is Bryan Zirkle who pres ented the trophy on behall of the Sugar Run Mill . · and sound over speciall y designed high-capacity telephone lines, oi·di nary telephone lines' limited ability to tra ns mit data has been a barr ier to developing video telephones. Working for a year a nd a hall, enginee rs for Universal VIdeo have discovered a way to compress the Immense amo the dev ice as " a Star Trek type 'transporter for pictures." "We take a picture, tear it apar t, send It over the telephone lin e and reconstru.c t It." )1e sill d. LOS ANGELES iUPJ ) - AI Davis insists he is mov~ghls Los Angeles Raiders · to suburban Irwindale because members of · the Los Angeles Coliseum Commi ssion "turned their back on us." . But Count y Supervisor lyllke Antonovlch, a memher of the commission, claimed Irwindale will finance its generous offer to the NFL team with taxpayer money that should be devoted to services such as police _and fire prot ection . "It's a gift of taxpayer funds, " Antonovich said at a news conference Friday. " Taking money from fire de· partments , sheriff's depart ments and sc hool districts may be one of the most outrageous examples of why the state legislature needs to reform communit y redevelopment agency laws. " · Redevelopment money Is meant to be used for Improving blighted a reas, he said, and " not for building coliseums." The deal calls for the construction of a 65,000-seat stadium in Irwindale, 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, with Irwindale agreeing to -loan the Raiders $115 million - $10 million of it as a cash advance. DaviS, speaking at a separate news conference, said the Raid· ers hopes to play by as early as the 1990 season in the stadium built especially for them in the dusty San Gabriel Valley city; 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles . The Raiders announced the move Thursday night after months of highly publicized haggling with the nine-member Coliseum Commission, · managers df the team's current home. "They turned their back to.us and said WI'' re scrapping all the treaties, " Davis said, referring to his quarrel with the commission over the construction of luxury boxes the team wanted on the Coliseum's northern rim. • Davis, · the Raiders managing general partner, maintains part of the deal that In 1982 moved the Raiders from Oakland to Los Angeles gave them permission to build pricey luxury boxes on the arena's northern rim. He claimed that then commission President William Robertson and his board agreed to remove 1, 700 prime seats where the boxes were to be built, and to add retractable seating over the Olympic track to give fans a closer view or the game. None of this was committed to print. Both projects were set for the 1987-88 football season . The Raiders halted . construc· t!on In February. Davis explained he was trying to make the commission uphold Its agreement, but current commission president Alexander Haagen denied Its existence and said thE>re was neither the -time nor the. money to Implement such a plan by this season. INDIANAPOLIS iUPJ)- U.S. boxers lost In the finals of three weight- classes Saturday. IncludIng two head-to-head defeats to Cubans, and enter the last day of competition at the Pan American Games without a single gold medal. Puer to Rican light flyweight Luis Rolon bested Michael Carbaj al of Phoenix, Ariz., 5-0: Cuban bantamweight Manuel Martinez outpointed Michael Collins .of LaPorte, Texas, 4-1; and welterweight Kenneth Gould of Rockford. Ill., lost by a slmlllar score to Cuban Juan Lemus . The United States fell to 2·9 In bouts against Cubans at these Games. Cuba won five -golds Saturday a nd has five more fight ers In gold-medal bouts Sunday. Two Americans fight Sunday, featherweight Kelcie Banks, Chi· cago, meets Emilio Villegas of the Dominican Republic and light welterweight Todd Foster, Great Falls, Mont., takes on Cuban Candelario Duvergei. "It's a little . disappointing ," c;arba)al said of the u,s_ performance against rival Cuba, "but we'll all he back." Collins thought both he and Gould fought well enough to win, but were denied by the judges. "I'm not a judge, just a fighter. but the way I see it we won a couple fights out there today," he said. Carbajal, the winner of the 1987 Olympic Festival , was no match for Rolon, the silver medalist at last year's World Championships. Rolon scored effectively with his right and had Carbajal constantly retreating. "I thought I -won the first round but he may have won the second and third," Carbajal said . "I got tired alter the first round. I really don ' t know why. " Collins, a three-time U.S. Ama- teur winner, was leading on all the judges' cards heading Into the final round but weakened. Martinez took control in the third and staggered Collins with a right In the final minute of the bout. "He slipped his right hand on me a couple of times," Collins said. "I think It was just a case of me running out of gas in the third round." Gould. the reigning world champion, took a standing eight· count in the first round but recovered and appeared to take control of the boul.ln the flnaltwo rounds . . In other bouts, Cuban light· weight Julio Gonzales won a 5-0 decision over Jose Perez or Venezuela; Angel Espinosa, a Cuban middleweight, beat Otis Grant of Canada, 5-0; and Cuban heavyweight Felix Savon knocked out Juan Diaz Nieves of Argentina In the seeond round. Trojans, Devils scrimmage Saturday Frui 1 i n m elon f Cheese bi scuit s, Hawa iia n fr uit ca ke, fr uit punch. Friday: P into Beans wi th ham, co le slaw, fr uit in gelatin. cook ie. ' Company develops transmission method of video over -phone line By TED APP EL IRVINE, Cali f. I UP I) - A small high-tech fi rm h as o eveloped a video telephone that utilizes existin g telephone lines and can be plugged into a common jack. company officia Is said Friday. · "For the fir st time, we ca n really have a con versation,' · said Gary Bosshart , vice pres ide nt of sales for the Uni versal Vid eo Communications Corp. "People will no longer have to communicate in the da,r k. This is really a breakthrough In personal communication ra ther than a breakthrough In technology," he said. ' Sl 0,995 1987 CHEV. CORSICA COMPARE AT difficult to say how anyone was playing with the wind and the conditions out there, but for .the windy condlt Ions he served . great." Edberg said the 16 mph to 24 mph gusts didn't bother _him. · , "Usually If I'm playing well I have no problems with . the wind." . Edberg has played extremely well at the $375,000 ATP , the winner or which earns $48,000. He has beaten players ranked 38th, 30th, 37th, 15th and sixth In tHe world without losing a set. Following his victory over Connors, · he said he s~rved, vqlleyed, returned serve and hit from the bac~court welL Was there anything he didn't do well? "Not really," Edberg answered. U. S. boxers lose in finals V -6 . AUTO . TRANS ., AIR . AM / FM STEREO I GALLIA SEJ\'IORS The Gallia Coun ty Seni or Citizens Center. 220 Jackson Pike, (Fac:torv Car) MEDIUM RED EXTERIOR WITH MATCHING1NTERIOR TILT. CRUISE. V -6 , AM / FM STEREO CASS£TIE , FACTORY ALUMINUM WHEELS - 8 ,800 MILES categories. anyth~g. " Connors said. "it ..:as LA Raiders are moving again BALANCE VOUR CHOICE getting around too well today. It was a little thing on the bottom-of my foot. " Edberg said he could tell Connors was having problems with his mobility. "But I thought also I played very well," Edberg said . "I dldn 't really give hlma chance to pll!Y well." At 4-2 In the first set, Connors had two break points as Edberg netted four easy volleys. But Edberg managed to fend off .the break with an overpowering serves. "He had afew chances to break me, but on all tlie big points I played well, and that's the main thing against him, " said Edberg, ranked third in the world. Connors , known for his ablll· ties to return serve, said Ed· berg's serve was too much to handle. "He served well more th'ln Federal regulations ~equlre a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal. ---__ -... -'-'IX'-' --- ..,,...••• , - ... --- .-. - ------~ ROCK SPRINGS - Ron N ewhart, Marietta, was presented a special trophyy blanket award at the close of Friday 's harness horse racing program at the Meigs County Fair. The blanket was awarded In memory M the late Sidney Spence r, Pomeroy harness horse trainer anq driver for many years, and a fgrmer The Commercial and Savings Bank Spring Valley Member FDIC ' scored on runs of six yards to conclude the first unit action for both teams. . WIth reserves on the Memorial Field gridirop, halfback Benny Davis raced 63 yards to paydlrt for the Troj a ns hefore Brian King got the lone Devil score on a one-yard burst. Portsmouth coach Steve Stohl a was all smiles after the two-hour session. remarking "Boy, am I happy. Those kids really worked hard for this because we are three and four deep at most spots, and everyone Is lry!ng to get a starting job." Stohla pointed that three of his regulars did not play for various reasons, "but we just kept · running our fresh kids out there and they responded welL" Brent Saunders, the Galllans' coach, summed up his feelings by staling "our lack of experience at most positions really showed today. This Is definitely going to be a rebuilding year for us." The Devils travel to Fairland High School for another scrimmage Tuesday evening, while Portsmouth will entertain Coal Grove In a Wednesday evening scrimmage. Phillies blank Dodgers, 2-0 Dodgers. PHILADELPHIA tUPIJ Mike Maddux, who joined Phlla· Maddux, 1-0. allowed five hits delphia earlier In the day , and struck out lhree for the pitched seven shutout Innings victory. Maddux was called up Saturday and Luis Aguayo's this afternoon from the Maine groundout In the seventh Inning . Guides of the International scored Von Hayes, helping the League I AAA 1. Phlllles extend their winning streak to five gan1es with a 2-0 Kent Tekulve recorded one out victory over the Los Angeles lor his third save. Marietta's Ron Newhart presented special trophy blanket ...., ~-';=;~ 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza GALLIPOLIS- AyoungGali!polis Blue Devils football team fumbled seven times Saturday morning, opening the door for the Portsmouth Trojans to outscore I he Devils 7-I In the first prP-season scrimmage for both teams. The deep and talented Trojans scored on each of their five possessions on sustained 70:yard drives and added a pair of "girt" scores when they picked up GAHS fumbles and returned them for TDs. Quarterback Chris Apel capped a 70-yard drive on the first possession. scoring on a one-yard sneak. The Blue Devils were chugging up the field when, suddenly, linebacker Shane DeSimone scooped up a GAHS fumble and raced 37 yards for the score. On the next Devil drive, another fumble recovery, this time by defensive end David Barnes, enabled him to scoot 25 yards to paydlrt. Halfback Eric Johnson and ~ull back Ric hard Webb each .- mayor of Pomeroy. Newhart received the award for driving the most winners at the Meigs Fair this week. He had a total of six wins during the week. Sonnl'sAiba, owned by R. Reid and Charlie Norris, Lockbourne, and driv en by Norris took both the first and flftb races for three year old filly pacers during · Friday afternoon's racing. program. Second in bothraceswasB D Wee, driven by Roger Estep. In the second dlvlson for three year old fllly pacers , Waycounts Pride, owned by Kenton Beek· man of Chllllcot he and driven by Joe Andre took both races and won the trophy blanket provided by The Daly Sentinel for the fastest pacer of the two divisions . Beck Zone, owned by Jessie Andra and James Ford, Portsmouth, and driven by Joe Andr!!, won both the third and seventh races In the Ohlllco trotters race and was awarded a trophy blanket provided by Gloeckners Cafe. Second In both races was Pap's Knife, owned and driven .. . . Josle Wales, owned by Harry. by Howard Proffitt of Jackson. Ambitious Aglgall, owned by - Hanshaw, Charleston, W. Va. ; Raymond and Beulah Moore, was first in the fourth with Dresdon, and driven by Terry Rocketross, owned by Hanshaw VanRhocten, took first In the and driven by AI Jones was fourth race and third In the second. The trophy blank!!! for eighth, races for Ohlllco pacers. the pacer In the two races wwben Second In the fourth was Aaron- to Ambitious Abigail. Smith· gale, owned and- driven by Nelson · Motors provided the Bernard Eckstein, Columbus. blanket. "------- ----- --- ---;- ---------·--:-:" .,, -- --------:---;- �' ··. Page C-2-The Sunday Tmas Seminal Pomeroy-Middleport Galipolia. Ohio-Point Pleaaant. Top rookies sign fat 1987 contracts By ffiA KAUFMAN and t hree touchdowns in one half, · he tween Indianapolis and former UPI Sports Writer Alabama linebacker Cornelius "Vinny's very, very similar to Even before he turns a rival's Bennett , the second player John Elway," says DeBerg, who facemask Into an NFL spittoon, chosen in the draft and one of competed against Elway for Brian Bosworth will be tough to several first round rookies who Denver's starting quarterback avoid In naming the most colorful chose the holdout route. job five years ago. " Those two rookie of 1987. Among others were fullback are t he most raw-talented quarThat's· colorful as In green Alonzo Hig])smith (Houston). terbacks I've ever worked with. the color of money. Oklahoma's defensive linernan Jerome They both ha ve very strong arms AU-America linebacker, a player Brown (Philadelphia) a nd defen- and good qu arterba ck instincts. not eligible for the regular NFL sive end Jason Buck (Cincinati) . Naturally, among the fans 'draft last spring; has struck gold l;'lttsburgli may lose defensive there's a lot or inystl_que about In the Pacific Northwest. There 's back Rod 'Woodson to th'e U.S. the No. 1 pick in the draft . Add the ·. nothing supplemental about Tne . track and field team at the 1988 Helsma n Trophy and Million • Boz's 10-year contract worth $11 Olympics. Dollar Baby; and they just ·can't . million . Now all he has to do Is The first player drafted, Heiswalt." justify making more money tha n man Troph y winner Vinny Test a · Perkins says his starting quarPro Bowl linebackers . verde, signed early for $8.2 . terback job will he won in the "I won't put my foot in m y million over ~lx years with pre-season, but several other mouth like I did in Oklahoma ," Tampa Bay, a battered franchise Buccaneers rookies already apsays Bosworth, who once pro- . ·coming off consecutiv e 2- 14 pear assul·ed of starting herths claimed that he "spit ioogies" seasons . after a 20- piayer draft harvest. into the faces of college oppoTestaverde is battling veteran Don Smith, the Southeast Connents as a means of Intimidation. Steve De Berg lor the siarting job lerence Player of the Yea r last " Things got carried away there. as Ray Perkins qegins his first seaso n as a quarte rback for I have learned from that year as coach of the Buccaneers. experience." In his pro debut ag'ainst CincinMoney and contract length nati In '(he pre., season opener, were factors In negotiations Testave•·de threw for 233 ya rd s Cancer tennis ·finals today GA LLIPOLIS - In American Cancer Society Tennis Tourna men! ac tion Friday, J . Fowler a nd D . Crow defeated E . Villanu eva and M. Casa nova ·6-2, 6-0; T . Hopkins and C. Haggart y beat B. Addington and R . Snider 3-6. 7-6, 6-3; a nd J . Osborne and K. Eachus topped C. Haggarty and T. Haggarty 6-4, 6-7. 7-6. In s ingles competition . It was D. La wson over K. Danie ls 6-4, ~3: S. Haskins beat C. Crow 6-2, 6-I; S. Baker deleated T. Hopkins 6- 2, 6-3; D. Crow over J. Elliott 6-2. 6-4: . B. Johnson over B. Addington 6-2. 6-2; and S. Baker beat D. Crow. The fin als will be at 10 a. m . Sunday at Winding Ridge. Look for the red sign on the dght, one mil e down the Ohio River !rom Gallipolis on ·Ohio 7. Scoreboard ... • • • • • Dfolrolt 111 C'k>vf'l .. d tu.,.,._ CMy at MllwllUiu'l' Majors By Pt·l. 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Main(' 0 Ro~· hesti •r 5, Richmond~ Sync•usr '!. nck>W ..\'t I PIIWlUL-kft 3, Tolf'dn ~ Salurda,y' s GII.JTll'!'o PlllwiUl-krt at Col umhu.~ Sy rat'UIIt' at Richmond Rcwht's&f'r a1 nt~t-watrr Main(' at Toh'do, t SundiQ''s- G~mt~ Pa"A'Iudui Itt ('ol umhl.~ Syrat.·uM•IIl Rk hmond Rlle ht'Si t•r Ill ntk>walrr Mai!ll' at Tolt• do · Transactions Baiil'hiall I.e .. ,\n ~h·,.- Plat·i>d uulfi!•ldt'r MUtt• .\ bl'l'ihldl no lh«' U · dul dhulhlt'CI ll!it : ~wq ulrt • d oH • ·ah·c•rs ,,horl,..up Glo'fln HolfmWJ : m o\'t'Ciinfit>ldrr .JI•rt H11mll1oft lrom thl • l.i -lo llw• 2 1: 4ay dl!iahlt>d liM ; mo\·f'd Mo!ri1111o Ounc:an .:~12 6"! 1011 .lll!i 11 BOWLING GREEN, Ohio rUPI)- DaveWalshotMauston. Wis.. won the 9,200- pound modified tractor title Friday at the 21st annual National Tractor Pulling Championship, beating five fellow competitors in a puiloff. Mississippi State. has the edge at ha lfback as Perkins- sheds the 1-back attack built around Ja111es Wilder. Speedy wide receiver Mark Carrier has Impressed Perkins, a former All-America receiver at Alabama, and Winston Moss, Testaverde's teammate at Miami (Fla.) , Is ticketed for an outside linebacker spot. Walsh earned the title with a pull of 257-feet. 2-lnches after he and the five other drivers turned in full pulls of 300 feet in the regular competition. Leo 'Ka y of Kansas City, a ci4b with solid defe nse, great special teams and an abysmal rushing attack, is counting on a pai r of rookie runners - little Pau'i Palmer of Temple and big Christian Okoye from Azusa-Pacific. Palmer, wno finished second to Testaverde In the Heisman voting, ha s ~n hampered by a thigh bruise, but the 253-pound Okoye reeled off ga in s of 23 and 30 yards I!I the Hail ol Fa me Game agai nst San Francisco . 'k''.k:-~ f ·.~·Jt .·.- . lrom lhr ~ 1-l o dl s~ l f'tl ll~ . \ 'nril (~il.. ) - ,hil~a!Pti ltofl · h and•·r' ~d fl' r•andt•:t from Ute, U -da \ dl ~ahil'd II~ : Sl'fli ri,lht · hiUtdf.r -Jo~ Mlh-ht>ll tu ndr"''alt>ro(lltl• lnll' rnu.tiiNIIII LA•a.-ur t.\.\ 1\ ). P llh;hur~ Tr•h·d plh·ht•r Rldt Rru"tflt•l _to San f'rant'lsc·o Jnr pllrtwh ·lrff RoNn...on and St·oll ,\'h·d ~ ln ; a .... 'lftn•'it :.lt•dvin to \';t~II' DII\' f'r of Itt.• · Pat'lfl t•.(O&"' Ll'lii'Ut' ( ,\AA ). Ba,.:kt<thall Da lla. - Sumf'd Garfit' ld Hr al'd an VINTON - There wi ll he a doubl e-elimin a tion m e n's Class D a nd ·E softball tourn1;1ment on August 29 and 30, sponsored by the Vinton Ball League. The e nt ry fee is $65. Each team mus t provide its own balls. For more inform ation. ca ll 388-9888 or 388-8521. ''• .• :t .jl l' '&II 81 , lfilj 61 62 . lflti ~ ~ .-l'l'.i f hl n&fi:O :11 ; 1 .n :1 U 11 37 .... . f:-1 t•., 'j i 1 -l f'rld~,- · ~ ~nit s ,• .. 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Store HCMlrs: Monday tllruJri~ 8:00a.m. to S~ p.m., 8:00 a.m. POMEIOY, OHIO flt~· l'llllld II , DMmlt 2. ls i ll •ir~lit :1. t nd lkM•n II. Minne-ol a:\ ."fllwaukW> :1. 1\uA. .il, Uh II ( 'hlt·acu l, T•·~oa.~ I · ( 'lf"'t-IMnd K, CJWtlund6. Nf'W \ 'o rk-1 :1, BaiUm un • t ('aUfnrnh& :1. Toronto I ~· :dll.- ( ' ollt>r~· Uanw.. , Hy United Press International Rill .• Pete Filson 'pllched a five· '·hitter a nd Pete Dalena homered :Frida y nl ~ h t to lift the Columbus • Clippers to a 4-0 v ictory over the · Maine Guides. .: : Filson, 12·4, struck out four, : -walked threE' and did not a llow an • .extra -ba se hit. Guides s tarter : Tom Newell. 8- 11. aiiow!'d seven :·hits and all lour Columbu s runs. · AI Co lumbus, Ohio. Daiena : ~ave the Clippers a 1-0 lead In the rhtlllldt' lptda - !oiiprddt'frns l\'t' lll.dlll' -l toromr Bro'A'n Itt a 1-yf'w- o·ontr•·l: !il.-nt•d wldt• n•t·t•lvt•r Mlkt• Quit •k , Hock('\' Df't n l i1 - !oil~twd d•·f••n,..•nutn Duu r !!io~ Tf' r ,\mt•rlt-an Sut·t•t•r l...t•:&,l(ut•- 1\114 ardMI a frwu:hi M•Itt Roston: 'a"·ardl•d lrW'!t·hl.• ••s In 'f'o.-1 l..audt•rdalt• aod Tamp a un lhht• Pttlvtr.lon tiM• t'illt•tt t•omplN t' llllappllt'll · tlnn pM1·r so. "''llhln :at da.~ "'- fhlt-aa-u tl.:aPolnt t- Ill :U Tt>~llfoi t Hou .,n I:J.XJ , M.::J3 p. m. Toruntu ( Kt')' 11-11) al fali lornl a ( \o\'111 l:l-MI. 111:&3 p.m . . Ralllmort' polt•f lmmidl 18--11 al St•llltlt• t l.w.n~ton ll- 10 1. 111:0:) p. m . Sonda.,v's fi a m• ~ Mlnn1"""11. at Bot<! on SUPER DEALS ON WHEELS/I 1984 CHEV,. LeBARON ...............................:.... 54800 Automatic , air, AM / FM / Cassette. Power locks. tilt, cruise. 1979 FORD FUTURA .... ~ ................................. 52795 · Save·now on. 2 door. auto. , air. 67,000 miles . New paint. STIHL qualtrf 4 door, auto., air, cruise, tilt. power ste.e ring. AM / FM / Stereo. d) /"""' . . - 19a4 PONTIAC SUNBIRD ................................ 5469 5 1985 OLDS. CUTLAS5~~-~!~.L.!.~!~.~!~~--~-~~~-~-~!~.~ •• 5629 5 , /~' . -. .. / 1986 PLYMOUTH COLT..........................~ •••• 55695 ..v', ./. t · Stinl 028 Super with 16" bar 1971 CHEVY C-30 1-TON TRUCK .................. 53800 307 V-8 . 46.500 original miles. Owner's manual stilt in glove compartment. M~st see to appreciate. 4 speed, AM / FM / Caaaette. Rear defroster. 2.333 mites. 1984 CAPRICE CLASSIC................................... 5739 5 4 door. Air, auto., PS, power seats, windows, door locks. cruise, tilt, roar defroster. AM / FM / Steroo. V-8 engine. 1986 CHEVY SPRINT ...................................... $5295 Tile Slihl 028AVSEO fits the way you work with its special lush-cut design. Ideal for imbing operations or cutting firewood . Filatures electronic ignition , Ouickstop~ Inertia cnain brake, anti-vibration IIYStem and a 3.12 cu. ln . engine . · ! RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHESTER 985-3308 GET 1.9°/o ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE• OR CASH BACK!; SJ50~~~-­ CHRYSlER leBARON COUP£ 2 door. air. automatic. AM / FM stereo, rear defroster. rear wiper and wa1har. 8 ,349 miles. S222INTw ssoo.~~!** . PLYMOUTH SUNDANa 7·YEAI/70,000 MIE PROTECTION PUN.: 1984 DODGE ARIES .......................................,54795 Protects engine and powerlrain and against outer b-ody rust-through on Amencan-built cars, See this limited warranty at your dealer. Some restrictions apply. 2 door, automatic, AM / FM stereo. 1985 CAVAliER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S$795 low miles. Air, auto. 4 door. HURRY IN NOW - BEFORE EVERYTHING GOES I SEE MAIK DAVIS NORRISYourNORTHUP DODGE, INC. Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 992-3011 '• COME SEE CARROLL NOIRIS, MIKE NORTHUP, TOMMY SPRAGUE, PETE SOMERVILLE, .or DAlE HILL You'll Llh Our Qutlltf War of Doh•t Butlnusl 605 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. • • Ma1y More fl•e Late Model Uaed Cart MEIGS AUTO SALES INC. 300· Third Ave. . • Riddell Betlin W1igwain Converse's "Transfers" Rawlings Nike Rawlings ., • 343 3RD AVE.-446-8413 Mon. & Fri. 9:30-8:00 Tues.· Wed.-Thurs.-Sat. 9:30·5:00 • ... _.JS, . "-·;,IIIII:~ Signa lure Series. 4 door sedan . fintshed in midnight regatta blue with matching carriage roo! . ~tiler interior. pJwer seats - both sides. po~~er moon roof. AM-FM cassetle steroo. lull power. alu m. whee". keyless entry system and lUSt 24.000 miles' Exira clean one-owner car' At Richmond, Va .. Rene Gonza les s ingl ed home the ga meIn ot her -gam~s. Pawtuck~t winn ing run in the fifth inning s haded Toledo 5-4 In 10 innings, and Ca rl Nichols homered to Rochest er edged Richmond ~ - 4 spark the Red Wings. Jeff a nd Svracuse defeated Tide- Ballard a ll owed lour hits over six water 2-J. innings to gai n the v ic tory. Mart y At To.tedo. Ohi o, Brndy Ander- Clary took the loss. Darryl son homered off Bill Laskey, 11 -6, . Motley doubted home two ru ns in in the lOth to lead the PawSox . the eight for the Braves. NOTICE OF REVALUATION TO GALLIA COUNTY PROPERTY OWNERS -~ 1985 LINCOLN TOWN CAR JUST $l 51 90000 • 1985 MERCUR~ COUGAR Finished in dark sable brown wrth tan cloth in teno r. V-8 eng .. auto. overdrive tran s.. air rond .. AM-FM stereo , I)Jwer windows, lilt wheel , cruise control, power mirrors. new tires and more. $7I 99500. CLEAN LOCAL TRADE! t· . 446-0842 ·1979 CADILLAC SEDAN D~VILLE Red w~h whtle vtnyl top and whtte leather mtenor. fully kJooed wrth eqUipment NICE CLEAN LOCAL TRADE! •Informal Reviews Schedule •t• 1986 BUICK CENTURY ......;............................. 58495 1986 ESCORT •••••••••••••••••••••..•.••••••.•·.•••••.••.•.••••• SS495 Wilson Mitre 2·2. .Those wanting.to view their property record card may come any time on the abov·e schedule. · ' tPayments based on $9980.00 stitktr pric:t with $0.00 dOWfl tt 9.75%Annual Plfctntll' tor &0 eqLIII monthly pa-lltnts. Title and taxes una. This is only an tumple. Payments depend on actu1l dealer pric11nd iqujpment I1V1I of vehicle. 4 door wagon. Auto .. air, tilt. cruioe. AM / FM stereo. Russell Property owners may call to rec.eive the new appraised value of their properties, along with limited information about .the valuation . s19ouaNTW 4 door, tilt. cruise. AM / FM / Cassatte, Air, automatic. Mitch ,Johnson pit c hed 1 1-3 innings and eve ned hi s record at "FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS" AUGUST ·24 THROUGH AUGUST 28 446-4612 Ext. 217 or 218 •Telephone Call-in Schedule Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. t Payments blstd on 113.462.00 stitkfl prft:e •ith $1000.00 down 1t 9.75~ An mall Perctf'ltl&t Rite fot &0 eq111l month~ ~t~yment s . Tttlt and tues · e~tra . This is onlw an eumpte. Plymtnts depend ~n KILIII dleltr pritttnd equtp1111nl llvtl of vehicle. . ., Automatic. power steering, poWer brakes. Auto. , air, AM / FM otereo. seco nd with hi s 13t h home r un . Orestes Dest radc went 2 lor· 4 lor Columbus. Kevin Ward had two hits for Maine. SIDELINE SPORTS Property owners may call the Gallia County Auditor's office or participate in Informal. Reviews to learn the appraised value of their properties. 1983 FORD RANGER PICKUP .......................... 5419 5 1984 CAMARO T-TOP ..................................... 57395 corded the Red Sox' firs t sav~in nearly two months and Mike I Greenwell went 3 for 5 with three RBI. The Bos ton staff has 10 saves overa ll. Roger Clem ens, 1.3-7, pitched 6 2·3 Inn ings to earn the win . Fra nk Viola fell to 14-R i\ngels 3, Blue ,Jays I At Anahei m , Cali!., Devon Whit e a nd Tony Armas delive red solo home runs of! Phil Niekro in the s ixth inning. Nickro , 7-13, had never a ll owed a hom e ru n to a California batter In 81 2·3 innings si nce com ing to the AL from Atlan ta in 1982. Jerry RC'uss. 4-1. earned the victory . Mariners :!, Orioles 2 · At Seattle, .John Moses anct Phil Bradley homered an d Mike Moore hurle<l a club-record fifth st raight comp lete game. Moore. 6-15, allowed s ix hit s and one · ea rned run ~ J im Dwyer 's eighth-Inning homer - while striki ng ou t three a nd walking one. A's 6, Yankees 4 . At Oa kl a nd , Calif., Alfredo Griffin and Mark McGw ire drove in two runs aplecC' in a five-run third inning. Steve Ontiveros, 7-6, allowed eight hit s over 8 2-3 In nings. Jay Howell got his 16th save a nd fir st since .Ju ly 6. Ron Guidry. 3-8, sulfered his lourth straight loss, in his second comp lete game. In compliance with an order of the Commissioner of Tax Equalization, the reappraisal of real property in Gallia County is complete. 2 door. 5 speed. power steering. AM / FM / Stereo, 22,707 miteo. Great Car. Cruiser Wagon. Air, auto .• AM / FM / Stereo, tilt wheel. wood grain. ~ ' . 1982 FIRENZA LX ........................................... S329S United Press International Detroit 12-4 and 8-3; Boston Milwaukee's fans, unlike rerouted Minnesota 11 -3; Chicago cent American League pit chers, downed Texas 5-l; Califor ni a managed to overw helm Paul defeated Toronto 3-I ; Seattle Molitor. nipped Baltimore 3-2; and Oak· With the Brewers returning land tripped New York 6-4. home ,after a road trip, Moli tor .In th e Nationa l League, Chi· e xtended hi s hitt ing streak to :J6 cago defeated Houston 7-5; Phil a· games, doubiin~ ro lead off the . de lPhia swept Los Angeles 2· 1 in fourth inning of the Brewers 3-0 11 Innings and 7-3; Sa n Fra ncisco ' ' lct ory over the· Kansas City o ut scored Montrea l 6-3; San Royals Friday night. The crowd Diego hea t New York 6-2; St. or 37, 141 responded with a thund· Louis nipped Ci nci nn at12-1; a nd ~ erous ovation. Atla nt a edged Pittsburgh 5·4. • " I felt a great sense of relief White So~ 5, Rangers I • and I ca n honest I)' say I fell a few At Ar iin gton, Texas , rookie Bill : goosebumps out there In the way Long st ruck out a -career- high · that the ovation conti nued ," nin e a nd Greg Walker doubled : Molitor said . home two runs In h four -run sixt h , " [ really didn 't know how to inn ing. Long, 7·6. twice struck • react as far as trying to ack nowl · outthesldc. He gave up e ight hits : edi(e thai l appreciated what the a nd walked one while going the ; fans w«'fe doing ou t there. I did · distance lor the fifth time. Texas • tip m y hat to let them know t hat starter Paul Kilgu s fell to 2-5. : to have th~ lr support really I ndlans I Z-8. Tigers 4-3 : meant a lot to me." In Cleveland. roo kie right • The Brewers de sig nated hit ter hander John Farrell pitched a ! drove a .1-2 pitch from starter six -hitter a nd Carmen Castillo : Danny Jackson,~ 15. ro the 11ap In capped a three-run fifth inning • right -ce nter for his only hit in with a two-run si ngle, helping the · :three at -bats . Indian s co mplete a doubleMolitor's hitting strea k Is the header sweep. In t hC' first game. : longest In rhe major leagues Met Hail drove in three runs and ; since Pete Rose hit in 44 consecu· Clevela nd converted two Tom • live ga m es in 1978. JOl' DIMaggio Brookens errors into thrt'C un ~ htt In a m ajor-teague record ~6 ear ned runs . · straight ~ames in 1941 . · Red Sox II, 'fwln.~ :1 E:lsev.·hcrc. Cl!'vela nd swept At Boston. · Wcs Ga rdn er re· :~Clippers blank Maine gUides, 4-0 Hu~.~ .. welcome Molitor back :· Vlr(ini 11 Statt· - Rlt•h ard Trt>d · r rsll{lll'd aro at hlt'llt• lllr• •t·tur. t'oothull D•<trvlt - Dismls.-; t-d s trona sali•t.v Dt·m('lriou s ·•••hnr;on from thl> h •am. Mlhunl - Sii{Jit>d d!·fu si\'t' llnt•mWI Tom S!rauthrrs: df'lf'nsh-r tond Van ~· a_,. H11.lward In a 1-y t•w- t·ontrat•l , Mlnnt'!IUia lSirulll'r &7 ! al 8ustun tShanlf'y 1 - 1 ~1- J : D ~ p. m . · Di"trvll ( Kotbln!'\Cin !J.!I\ at · ~' k>v t>land t _Bit.llt•s lt-:il. :l: O:ip. m . !'lit'l'' l 'ork ( 'l'tnul 0-:1) at Oakland tNrlson ~:1 ), t : Q:t p.m. Kans..,. l'lt ,v (Sah.'f ha J:t •n IIi- ':) a l Mllwaukt"t' t Knuft.;o n ;J.:c or M'••rm an K-Ilt), M: :ti p. m . ' Catcher Allanson during sixth Inning play in Cleveland. The Indians won 12- ~. (UP! ] . • ~ ; · : ; • ; • : : · Pnn•ldf'Dt'l' - E lr'llal:rd Gorlkln ( 'hit>sa frnm !w.sh•~anli(J h11 11cl ha!'oktothal lt•IUM'h , lc>rt t·11mp Jill,' -lt'IS PIIM•t'd lilthl t•nd Su. ndN~ on llw• Injun"~~ ""'''f't'- PLANNED PARENTHOOD .·.• ..·• M't~t - .. ·,•.• , TORONTO (UPI) -Top seed managed only 22 points In the hour-long match. Chris Evert knocked I he wind out r~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,of "Hurricane Helen." Evert was merciless Friday In beating . hometown lavorite Helen Kelesl, known on the tennis tour as " Hurricane Helen," 6-1, 6-0 in the quarterfinals of the $280,00 0 Canadian Open I • Services include: Women' s Tennis Birth Control; V.D. Screening; Championships. Cancer Screening; pregnancy The win vaulted Evert Into tests; education and counsellmg Saturday 's semifinal against t hlrd- seeded Pam Shriver of for individuals and couples. 1 Lutherville, Md . Shriver stunned sixth': seed Gabriela Sabatini .of •Sliding fee scale. No on·e refused services becauseArgentina, 6-2, 6-1 In Frlday's · of inability to pay. · · nightcap. The other semifi nal will pit the No. 8 seed, Bettina Bunge of Monaco, against No. 5 Zin a Ga rrison of Hous ton. Bunge OF SOUTHEAST OHIO ousted Barbara Potter of WoodGALliPOliS bury, Conn. , - ~2. 6- 0, whil e · POMEROY: Garr ison disposed of Australia n 414 Second Ave., 2nd floor Meigs Medico! Building Anne Minter 6-11 2-6, 6-4 In (o<rGss from Veterans Hosp.) Friday's other quarter finals . 446·0166 Mon.-Sal. 992-5912 Mondoy· Friday Evert , 32, h,ardly worked up a CLOSED THURSDAY sweat in providing the 17-yearold Kel ~sl a lesson in the finer Also ; Jackson. Chesapeake, Athens. Chillicothe, logan points ·or the game. Kelesi Your privacy is respected Your questions answered .· r;::==========~~ ,, " • '' I saw some great .things from Okoye, " sai d Chiefs' rookie coach F rank Ga nsz. "You ca n see the competi11veness of spme of these backs and that's very encouragi ng to me .·· The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-3 Chris Evert defeats .favorite Lewis Run . Pa., finished second with a pull of 244-feet, 6- inches. Other winners in the opening · day of Ihe three-day event at the Wood Cou nty Fairgrounds Included Jim Lyons of Louisville, K.y., In the 5,80(1-pound super modified two-wheel-drive truck class: Greer HamiltonofLancast~r , Calif., in the 1,600- pound mini truck class; and Thomas Dickerson of Olean, N.Y., In the 7.500-pound superstock tractor class. MFANS QUAliTY. • Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. ·- Plan tournament llSStslaRI. lhlklund Kan.. s fly C'll lilor n i S!•:d ll r Tt•ur• Sllt urd~&,l'' ,.; fll G:l .519 Pawlu cbt (HII!oi) l:l'"l BaiUmur Minn("'UU M' l PN . Gft ( N\ '· NL) . 711 5~ .100 folumb.l!'> (N\' -.\Li 7:1 ~'1 .36'! :1 ndt'wal~ N'f'~' HwMon :at ( ' hlt·uro N1'111o' \ 'ork nlll;hl tiM• lit-day Slan ft' r:~~u-i >Ot'D 111 ~ I' Mi \'ork Pltt ... hurlfJ 1&1 ,\tl:.r.ntil Sl. Louis .!AI nndnnaU D1>1roll Turontu Tr~~: ~ INTERN i\'i'ION AL l,EAGU E W.Va. August 23. 1987 Wisconsin man wins tractor pull t~tle . August 23, 1987 • • • .. • • • • " ••• Gallipolis. AUDITOR'S OFFICE COURT HOUSE . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 12 P.M:' - ..... JUST TRADED ,-- 1983.Clt~ROLET COtNERSION 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. ~AN Fully loaded ~th ~uipment and a clean loca l one-owner. yoo expect on a cadtllac $3,50000 - JUST AIIRIVED - 1982 MUSTANG 6x16 STOCK TRAILER Bumper hitch. 2 axle, gtiod floo(. ~od tires. $ave' Property owners who wish to discuss their real property valuations in more details with an appraiser may attend .an informal Review Session. The property cards will be available to the public any time during busi· ness hours after the week of August 24 to 28. '· . RONALD K. CANADAY GALLIA COUNTY AUDITOR .• • Financing is lor quolilied retail b11yert thra11gh Chrysler Credit Corporatio non seled n!W 1987 dealer stock. Other rates ore ovoiloble a5 )eogth of contract incr.eoses. Dealer contribution may affect fi n~ l priu. •• Cosh bock is for retoil l;lllyers and lessees on newdealer stock. See deal er lo r deta ils. · • I I �Page C-4- The Sunday Tmu Sentinel August 23, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport Gal ipolis, Ohio- Point Pleaunt, W. Va. Ohio- Point Pleasant. Cards oust Reds from first • CINCINNATI {UPI) - The St, Tudor's s harpest outing of the ERA to4 .50, He gave up five hits ,' •, LoulsCardlnalsgot thebest news c~mpaiJPI lowered hts 'season's one run, wa lked four and siruck they've had a ll week. Not a E RA to ~.Ill and his post· lnjury out two In 6 2-3 tnnlngs. .• .;. victory, . but a good pitching performance by erstwhile ace John Tudor. · T udor hurled six s hutout In· nlngs Friday night In combi ning wtth Todd Worrell on a six- hitler that stopped a five--game St. ( · Louts losing streak for the Cardinals wlth a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, "That ' ll help us a lot,': St. Louis manager Whi tey Hen:og said of wha t looks like a return to stopper fo rm by the left- handed ace of the Cardin als' staff for the previous two seasons. " And having (Danny) Cox back. too. "He's getting close," Herzog said a fterthe slide-stopping win , which Improved Tudor to 4·2. Don't Mia " It's a llltle tough tryi ng to work · Ralde,. n Cowboy's two pitchers Into the rota tion that have been on the d isabled list. Next Sunday/ But you've got to have them ." It 's som ething the Cardina ls Minnesota q Oen11er , need after seeing their once 9'h ·game lead s hrivel to 2'h over the Thuraday September 3 on -rushing defending NL East cha m pion New York Mets before the win, which gave them a 3'h game advantage .' Cincinn ati's loss. coupled wit h San Francisco 6-3 win over Mont real. dropped the Reds into seco nd place in the NL Wes t, one ga me behind the Gia nts. Tudor su ffered · a broken leg three starts Into the · season and was making his fifth siart since . coming back from a brl~f minor league rehabilitation stint. ' ' He made more good pit ches 1-.~00·344-3331 than he did in a ny of his other four rSI'H ....... ._..,..Uiit~ ,._,......,.~ .. ~ •1• 1 .,. Sta rts " Herzog sa 'ad ,., By MIKE TULLY UPI National Baseball Write r ,The San F rancisco Gia nts have acquired m ore help fo r the stretch r un , even though Friday night they a ppeared to need personal s ix -ga m e win ning streak stopped. Phlllles 2·7, Dodgers 1. 3 At Pnliadelphia , Milt Tho mp. son tied a n NL record with his .fourth straight gam e-whining RBI, helping tl]e Phillies sweep. Thompson' s s ixth·inning double in the ni ght cap tied 1he record of his 300th career hom e r un to carry the Braves . Za ne Smith, 13-7, was the winner. John Smiley, 3-4, took the loss. Ed Olwi ne , the fo urt h Atla nt a pitcher , notched his first save. P a dres 6, Mets 2 At New Yor k, Jo hn Kruk hit two-ru n homer a nd Ji mmy Jones won his fourt h stra ig ht decisio n to lead San Diego. The loss dropped the second-place Mets to 3\4 ga mes behind St . Louis in the, NL East , Ron Darling, 10·8, had a none. a J effrey Leonard slammed a thi'ee- run hom er in t he fi rs t inning to move the Gia nts into so le possess ion of fi rs t place in the Nation a l League West w ith a 6-3 victo ry over the Mont real Expos, · ;rhe vic tory came after the Giants landed vete ra n r ig ht· ha nder Ric k Re uschei from the Pittsburgh P ir a tes, the la tes t In a ser ies of dea ls the club has eqgineered for their penn ant dr-i ve. The Gia nt s, who have w on 11 of thei r last 15 gam es, hold a one-game lead over the Reds a nd a 1 ~ game 1;ead over the Astros. Both Cincinnati a nd Houston los t Friday , The Ex pos, who have los t three st ra ight , are four games behind St. Louis in the NL East. In other ga mes, Chicago downed Houston 7-5. A tla nt a shaded Pi tts bur gh 5-.4, St. Louis edged Cincinn ati 2·1. San Diego ripped New York 6-2 and P hil adelphia swept Los Angeles, 2- 1 1n 11 innin gs and 7-3, In the .· Am erica n League, it was: Boston 11. Minnesota 3: Mjlwa ukee 3, Ka nsas City 0; Chi cago 5, Texas 1: Oakland 6, New York4: Sean ie3, Balt im ore 2: a nd Cali fornia 3, Toronto I. Also, Clevela nd swept Detroit. 14·2 a nd 8-3, Cubs 7, Astros 5 At Chicago, And re Dawson slammed his 39th and 40 th hom ers of the season to he lp the Cubs snap Houston's w inn ing s treak at seven games. Dawson, who leads the NL in ho m e runs . beca m e the first Cub to hi t 40 hom,e r s since Dave King m a n had 48 in 1979. Braves ii, Pirales 4 At Atlant a , Gera ld P erry si ngled hom e Albert Ha ll fr o m second with two out In the seven!~ a nd Dale Murphy \JI? il ed ga me-w inn ers four by P itstraight tsburgh's Johnny R ay set in 1984. 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AS LOW AS 615-3398 Channel 4 •, PAT HILL FORD 'I'M tiVI/ Giants take over West Division lead Times-Sentinei- Page- C-5 • MASON, Ohio {UPI) -When seed Brad Gilbert 6-1. 6·3 Ill" a Pernfors was forced to default Mats Wlla nder was upset in the quarterfina'l m atch. because of a pulled groin. Jarryd lhlrd round of the Assoca lion of .E dberg faced Jimmy Connors, posted a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Tennis Professionals Champion- ' a 6-1, 6-7, 6-3 winner over Nduka fellow Swede Peter Lundgren. , ship at the Jack Nickla us, Sports Od izor, in o ne sem ifinal match · who had upset Wllander, the No. . Center, the role of favorite fe ll Saturday , while Boris Becker, 1 seed. Into the lap of No. 2 seed Stefan the third seed, faced No . 8Anaers Edberg , ranked third in the Edberg. Jarryd in the other semifinaL world, has not lost a set in his four Edberg c~mented his statu s Becker advanced when Mikaei matches at the ATP . Friday by overwhelm ing seventh • . s teals second base in the third inning F riday's r;ame . The throw came fr om catcher Alan Ashhy with Ryne Sandber g at bat. ( UPI) The Edberg cements role as ATP favorite ' r;:::::::::::::::=== ==::;;;;;:::===iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- E AT MY DUST · Astro's shorts top ' Craig Reynolds is late with a tag as Cubs Bob Pernler w:Va . SEE: RICK TOLLIVER, BILL HAAS or PAT HILL I < '' PAT HILL FORD INC. s. .461 3RD MIDDLEPORT 992-2196 J •, ' ,'' • • ' �i•1 II Sen1inel 'l Business Section Earnings fall again in July ~ • ' GALLIPOi.IS LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS -The Gallipolis Senators captured the 1987 Utile League baseball title with an 8-0 record. The Senators also won the post-season tournament to finish with a perfect 11·0 mark. This Is the first time in years a Gallipolis Little League team has gone unbeaten in both the regular season and post-season tournament. The 1987 squad aver· aged .478 at the plate. led by Rodd Young' s .666; Jason Brown, 594 and Nathan Miller, .593. They . averaged 15 runs per game and 14 hits, and scored 53 runs In one g3!11e. The pitching stall gave up only 22 hils In 11 gam es. Brown and Miller threw no-hitters while Brown. Miller and Brandon Hill combined efforts lor a no-hitler . Front row, left to right are Brandon Hili, Larry Evans, Scott Clark, Eric Roderick, and Floyd Eva ns. R ear - Coach Carl Clark, ,Jason Brown. Ricky Kimble, Chris Hager, Bobby Mabry, Rodd Young, Nathan Miller, and Coach Bob Erwin. Absent - Coach Ralph Young. •' l IIO N.ORED FO R SERVICE - Jim ~nd Bcatrk <• Bush we re • honor<•d h.v Logan Monument recently wilh a .dinner lor 25 years .,• S4'r\ Il'(' w1th . Uw t:ompany. 1 I • ~Logan Monument recognizes iBushes for 25 years service POMEROY - Jim and Be~ " ~ rice .,!'l us h were recognized for ~h<•i r 2~ years of srrvlc~ to Logan 1onument Co mpan y at a dinner n t h('i r honor. . Compa ny Prcs idt•nt Don Boone :rrad a lrtt rr pr aising their rt'Yi r r . " You folks have made a f Area coaches plan to retire GALLI POLIS - Two of sou· theas tern Ohids best known basketball coaches have an · nounced their retirements fro m the coach in g ranks this week. At South Point , John Eaton announced his retirement from coaching to become principal of Vernon E lemen t ary School in South Webster . During his four yea rs In charged of the Pointers. Eaton posted a n over all record of 48-41 , inc luding an 18-6 mark in 1986-87. Before South Point ; Eaton led the Wheelersburg Pirates to a four-year record of 81· 14, includ· ing a trip io the state finals in 1982 . Lucasv ille Valley coac h Arch Justus also annou nced his retirement from the hardwood. Justus, who gu ided the Indians f. for more than 20 years, will he succeeded by Harold Merritt, one of his former stars. Merritt. a 1976 graduate of Va lley, received Ali-Ohio honors under Justus. He served a s·junior vars ity coach for Justus for several years. ·The Contftu~tion /1 Hof on Es1fetn Are. snd Out Oes/1 .Ate Sizzlinal PARK ! ltl!S EASI UF JAClSON. ~ta -·•ed ·. I. TRAIN • ANIMALS • PICNIC AREAS • MINI GOLF • GIFTS 314 IUD Bowman's Homecare 1-lot-212·2111 :.Government securities '• S6800 . 1986 BUICK SOMERSET 1986 CHEV. CAVALIER · You'll love Buick's rMM,.-' model. Hanel• greet enG ...per gas mleage. Lt. chatnut. luggage rack. 4 Door, gold. auto .. A/ C, 19.130 miles. WAS S7495 etc. Special at $6880 ONL1 $8990 CELEBRITY 4 DR. 2 -tone blue. This clean mid size ia " Just Right" in size & price. Loaded . WAS S749S This W~tk Only $- . 29.~,?,, LlahtTruck BLEMS --·--"------------,.·-- --- ·- . IX'! dn ... o t hrough your bank l. and · wht •n rhr•.v rrwtu rf' .\ 'OU rPcf'iVf';jll 1986 CHEV. CELEBRITY 4 DR. 1984 PALAMINO V-6, tilt, cruise, power windows, only 9,000 low miles. Pop-out camper, propane sove. ice box. Sleeps 4 TRAVEL TRAUR WAS S10,900 WORTH S1700 · 1tt time at 0• Sale for $9290' S1250r l n v('~ 1or . Th c-rP i ~ a Olht' r invt\stors o r tJrok£'r s; vou hu;' thr m from or sr lltht•m tot he 1SsUe t". ; Rclatl vP I~· lilt It' appears in the Tl nan c i al n('w s a bout non · nr~o t Ia bir govrrnmcnt S<'CUri · ~ iC' s. but )'OU wil l see a great deal ~ bou t thr othrr major category , mark c taiJir st•cut·itil's. Markcla · hie scc ut·ittcs of the Unll ed State ~ovcrnme nt constitu te the larg · es t src· u1'itles mal' kf't o f anv Singl e issuer in th e world . ·Many prokeragrs arc in exis tt'nce tor ~he sol<' purpos(' of handling lransk!et ions ~·h ey in lh('se is sues . fall int o Jhe followin g ,ategories: . 1 1. Trea sury bonds : These have> 0· to 30-year maiUJ·ities a nd are va iiableln mlnimumdenomina lons of $1,000. . 2. Treasury notes: These ha ve ~ - ' to 10- yea~ m at urities and are ~va il able In minimum denon;t ina· lions of $5,000. sometim es they ~ay b e bou g ht in $1,000 !lenominatlons. : 3. Treasury bills (T·blllsl: fh ese have maturities of 1 year or less. They art> ~v a ilable In "mlplmum d.e nomination s of f10,000. • Most people aren't aware that r..terest from T ·bills. bonds and tes Is exempt from sta te and ca l income taxes. Such interest not. however, exempt from dera i Income taxes. -~O nly the bills. bonds and notes W'ted a bove are direct i and ark('tabl e) obligatioi!S of the .S. Treas ury. In the news you Ill see reference s to bond iss~ed 1 $9500 RUTLAND TIRE SALES J , i Main St. Rutl•nd, Oh. PH. 742-3088 . a~ th(' fault or any of lhPsr agPnciC>s is prol)a bl y un thlnkub lc. thr•ir bond ~ arc nc,·e•r the' ic:ss not direct o bli~atl on s of th e· jlOI'N nmeh t. Nrw ls.suf's ofTrC'asury SPru rl · .S(' h ~· du le-d auc tions. Th e 20 to :10 brok<•ragl" firms dc<tlin g spcc ifi · ca lly In govrrnmf"n t ~er uritiP s s ubmit a li the compelitiYr bids r•xcept for rcprescnt;tliv('s of som<' forl'ign int crrsts . i\ftPr lhr bids arP OpPnrd. thr winning bids arr sc iC'c trd and ail th e noncom · pC'titive bids at·r pc:ggrd at th<' averagr of the co mpetlliw bids. · fluotuUon s nf Bonds and Notr's your prlnrij)ni p lu ' ail ;·our GoVernmen t ~rc u ritic s a r c rom pounded in teres t in onr- lUmp id!'nlifl(>(] by d:HC' and co upon dalr. Quotations of bonds and 'su m . tTha t lump >um will thr ;orr ,·aiuc· of t h<' bond .! If you . norC's arc lump<'dtogcther , since t herr is in fact no difference .wish to se' li )'ou r bonds bPforr bC'IW<'en the m excrpt that bo nd s mc~turi ty. )' OU si"nd them ba r k to can be Issued for a longrr 1hC' Tn•a s ury (ag a i n, pC'rhaps j hrouJ;h a bank 1• and ;•ou rl'ecivc matu rity . F.:vt'n so. u seasoned bond cou ld have only th ree or ) •our princ-ipa l a nd what<'ver -t nt et I'> I ha s a ct"r u <~i to dat e. . tour ycars ll'ft in it. while a new JlO I t r:ul c- 1hP,.,f s h.. rc~ a mong g~_ tu_<4 ·- can 1 Brought to you by Metro 25 . on Channel 23 WVAH .. Thf'y oni) from the f<'dNa l rnm!'n t t althOugh you m av nnd s hnt·r; in mutual fu nds o r mone)' mnrk<'t fu nds. You do OML1 EXCHANGE bond:-. ~Jut -c h a , r<i ~Jonds DOOR 204 North Atwood Rio Grande. Oh. PH. 246-6131 SC"· 'r urit IC'~ in lud s ss uc·s to )ru>t lund' and forri gn rC'ntral bank >: but th e be'" known ot thr I!O' 'C'I 'nm nt 's marketable s<'cu e·· it il'> an · t hr S<-rir> E J nd Ser ies ll · ~ ov by U.S. agrncci('s sur h (;ovrrnmcn t Natio nal M or tg a~P Association tC: innie Ma esl or the Fc•drra l Land Hank . Whii<' de· lies an· so ld at rl•gu larl y ~lrnii;. • ri r .v b P IWt>f' n sav in gs We soid it new. C'-tnutin color. Tilt. cruise, wire wMei covens. LDw mies. Compare new at '13,200. Rfotnii "'· '··';! No n 111 ar'k f'l ilhlc ~m ot hf"r SKYLARK 4 8 ;ur lt ic's ~('· "rtw r 1· is no S('C'I) nd n r~· market ror 1986 BUICK REDS BASEBALL <JTlark<· l ~ b lr ,l hP'<' iss u<'s. so you do not se ll thc·m on an PX han~ e or 1 ~ $5990 P155!80R13 • By ST,\1\: t~ \'ANS ,• GA i.l.lPOL IS - Dirrct issues :Or thr United Stai r > oo•.·l'r·nrnN11 •J ail l nt n 1 I "'b r o.H I C' UI •:ric~ ; nonmnr· ;.l<Ntobi<' s curl· I I r ~ a n ·• d f- !1\ in g:-. 1984 CHEV. (Whitewalls) Guaranteed, 3 years · or 30,000 miles .f am ili f·h n•nwmtJC"r thC'ir low;'Cl i:m("... . f rom \our wf'alrh of T rf'a s ury not cou ld not mature for up ro 10 year s. An " n" in the qu ota lions between the maturit y date a nd the rate indi ca t<'S th at lh<' sccurit y is a note: othrrwlsr, II is a bond. Govcrnmenl boncis and notes pa y int~res t sr mlannu a li~· . Th<' month of m utu r i1 y is Hlso on(' of the: mon1hs that interest is pa id. othE'r pay me nt Is six month la ter. Mos t a r<' on the l 'th or a t th e end of the• mon th . Quotations of U.S. Treasu ry Bills T· bil ls are diff erent from bo nd s a nd notes in that thry ~o not m ake per iodic interest pa y. men ts. Th ese s hort ·term in stru· mc:nt s pay only the ir face: value I he on maturity , whi ch always il) a year or IC'SS. ThP bills arc sold a t a n amoun t less tha n pa r ica llrd "at a discou nt ") calcu lated >o that payment of only th e face val ue wi ll yield th e lnt~rest rat e designated by lh<' market price. For new bills , noncom pet it ive bids from indiv iduals mus t in· elud e a c heck lot· the fa cP am oun t of the bond des ired. After the price is deter mine d. a refund of the rem a inder (lhe differencE' between the price and the face value) is immediately ma iled back to th e buyers. T-bilis are watched close ly, beca use there is usu ally a close link between T-blll yields and th e prime lnte,rest rate. T-b\lls are probably the primary shot\t· term instrume nt in the United ~ tales after certificates of deposit. The market for these Instruments Is ' Dlt. lti\NDALI" STitATTO N DR. ,J E"N DISSELER New doctors join . clinic, hospital staffs CALLIPOI .IS - Dr. Randall Stratton . of Gaiiipoli'. and Dr . T homas Mc C a·~· . a rC' 1wo new add itions to the emergrney mcdi· ci nP dC'partment of Holzer Cli nic and Holzer Med ical Cent er. Stratton joine-d the hos pit a l on Julv 17. after co mple ting an cm ~rgC'nr.1 · m<'dicinr res id c ncy al Uni\'<'r, il y Hospital. Little Rock. Ark. He receil'cd hi s mc•di ca l degrcc from the Univers ity of Arkan sa s College of MPciieine in 1984. Mc Kav r<'ceived his under- Thomas to sen-e with OBACD group COLUM BUS - Wendel l B. Thomas, a real estate a nd co mm erci a l loan offi cer with the Ohio Valic:y Bani< . was rec!'ntly se lec ted to sPrve wi th lh <' Ohio Ba nk ers Asso ciatio n ·~ red it Division. Th,~ 27 mPmbcrs of th<' . redit Divis ion ac t as spokesm en for lh <'h· rcspPctive geograp hi c areas in using efiPct ive credit policies throughout the stat<'. The Ohio Bankers Associ a t ion, with its h'eadquarters in Columbu s, pro,·idPs commercial banks a cross thr sta te wit h. iegis la t ive, educa tiona l a nd communications ass ista nce. Organized in 1R9 1. it now serves more than 300 mC'mbflr S. THOMAS M. MEADOWS Meadows ·joins C-S, bank staff WENDELL THOMAS GALLIPOLIS - Charles A. Bradbury, of Middl eport, Is retir· ing September from the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek pla nt a fter having been on lon g- term disa bili ty leave si nce: 1982, according to plant manager Raymond H. Blowers. Jr. Bradbury, a chemist in the c he m ica l department , joined OVEC in 1955 as a chem ist assista nt before being promoted the next year to chemis t . He served as assista nt chief chemist for 21 years. A native of Middleport . Bradbury was in U.S. nava l av iation from 1943 to 1947. He is past com ma nder or the Middleport Post 128 of the American Legion a nd past president of the Middle· port PTA.J:Ie is also a member of the Heat h United Met hodi st Church . Bradbury and his wife Jeanne li ve at 272 South Third St., GALLIPOLIS - James L. Heald, President, The First National Bank of Ironton and Scott J . Hin sc h, Jr. , President , The Commercia l & Savings Bank a nnounced the appointme nt of Thomas M. Meadows as Director of Corporate and Commercia l SerVices for both Banks . A graduate of Morehead Sta te Univers it y. Mr. Meadows re · ceived his Bachelors Degree in recreation and history; his Mas· ters Degree in adult a nd co ntinu· ing educa tion ·and recreation; an d a teaching certificate in social studies from Rio Grande College. Before joining the Banks, Mr.• Mea dow s was a Vice P residen t with Diversified Management. Inc . in Ga llipolis. He directed the day to day operatio ns. Including eval ua tion and managem e nt of new projects. Prior to tha t, Mr . Meadow s was a professor at Rio Grande Coll ege a nd held various coac hing positions. Mr. Mea dow s will market the en tire line of financial ser vices for both Banks in Gallia. Lawrence a nd lhf adjojning counties of _Ohio, W.Va . arid' Ken tucky. Mr . Mea dows resides in Ga lli· polis with hi s wile , Dawn' and th eir daughte r. E mily. , " gradu a l<' degree from Marshall Univers it y in 1 96~ and his medi· ca l dPgree from West VIrginia Un iversity In 1971. He comple ted an int e rn ship a nd resi dency trai ning at Akron City Hospital. Also new to th e medi cal sta ff is Dr. .Jea n Disseier. a n opt ha mo lo· gis t who joins fpll ow opthamolo· gis t Dr . Maureen Ma y. Disselrr rcce ivrd her m ed ical degree fro m Indi ana Univers ity's Sc hoo l of Medicine in indi anapolis. a nd served a n inle rn ship at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie, Ind. ShP recently co mpleted her resid ency in optha moi· ogy a t th e Indi a na University Medica l Ce nt er in Ind ia napolis . Plan new blue flame design • NEW COMPANY · Gallipolis residenls will be seeing a new look : • as Doxol Propane changes its name and logo to that of Fe rreligas, -: the new owner. Above, from left, are Randy Euton, district,' : manager; Lank Wears, driver-salesman and Jane Geiger, district ~ clerk. · . : . POMEROY A new blue fl ame design will he the fi rs t • Visible c ha nge that Meigs Count y residen ts will see as part of the • propane company nam e c hange from Bu ckeye Gas/ Doxol Pro· pane to Ferreliga s. Ferr<'iigas, a res pected proJ. pane compa ny in business lor 45 GA LLIPOLIS - There are service our customers. '· Ra ndy:: years. purchased the Buckey(' c hanges taking place both ins ide E uton, district ma nager. : r.as t Doxol Propane operalion in a nd out at Doxol Propa ne on · Althou gh the name will• December. 1986, a nd is cha nging State Rt. 3" West. c hange. the mos t visibl e chang.; the na m e a nd look to Ferreligas. Recently purchased by F e rrel· will be th(' blu e fl ame lo gO: Robert Sheppard, district man· !gas, new signage and logos are _r~ptaci n g the old Doxo l Propa ne,. ager . of thi s area's operations, being mounted ins id e and out as logo. , said he believes new pro gram s the name is c hanged throughot~l Next. however. people here • (rom Ferreligas will allo'\' thi s to Ferrellgas. The di stinctive will begin see ing somP nC'w·.: opera tion to grow a nd service blu e flame logo will begin ap· cus tomer programs. A customer '~ more c ustomers. pearing on trucks , as well as ail Ferreiigas off('rs a levei- company m ater ia ls, including Incentive program will he an·. nounced soon. In a ddition, Ferpaym('nt pian a nd a guaranteed mailings. rellgas will offer a level payment:. deli ver y program so that custo"Ferrell gas is co mmitted to sys tem . mers will have a s leady supply of . qua lity service. This allows us to Th e opera! ion here is on Sta te propane. do wha t we want to do most · Rt. 35 west. Ferrellgas locates off Rt. 35 West in Gallia Name Loftis new R & M director enormous. Like bonds and notes. Tbills are ldent!J!ed by the ma turity date, which incidentally is al· ways a Thursday. (Mr. 'Evans is an investment .broker lor The Ohio Company In I its Gallipolis offl~e) are s pendin g more and they 're sucking in more Imports, .. said Deborah Johnson. a n economist wllh Prude ntial· Bacl)e Securi· ties in New York. The · Comme rce Department now figures the second quarter GNP at $4.448 trillion. That represents t he amount of money the economy would generat e this year if every quarter performed like the April -June period. Infl ation Is factored out of the report by measuring GNP In consta nt, 1982-value doiiars .· For the second quarter. GNP totaled $3.794 trillion of those dollars, or $21.5 billion mo re than in the first qua rte r. The old estimate counted a $24.2 billion gain. With the revisions, the eeonomy will have to expand at a 3 percent annual rate for therest of this year In order to reach the3.2 percent growth the Reagan a d· ministration counted on when it wrote Its fi sca l 1988 budget. Lower growth would m ea n lower revenues and the likelihood of a bigger budget deficit. Economists disagreed on the likelihood of President Re aga n gettin g what he needs. " If' s probably going to he difficull to get to 3 perce nt," .Johnso n said. Bradbury to retire • NOW 63 Pine St. ~ t he m. The re a rc few jobs toda y that combine this kind of help lo your fellow man and pcrso nal g ratili ca tlon. Beatrice was born In Harris· burg and ra ised in Rio Gra nde. .Jim ha s live-d in Ga llia Countv si ncr he wa s 12 yrars old . After s('rv in~ in the Navy in World War I I. he has far med and held v arious 'positions with GDC . Mc Coy·Moore Funeral Homr a nd the Ga llipolis School System . The\' have tw o children. Ja mes A. i3ush. Vint on and Judy L. Kennedy, Vint on. :;wom•v idea.~ WAS S749S 446-7283 . IIOW.-SAI" 10 All 'ltl D!!A SUIIOAY: NOON 'ltl DAU i:om pa n)'. Mor e impo t·tanliy Jhough . )'OU hti\'C helpe-d m any January 1986, The final report came from the Treasury Department , which said the governme nt ran up a $22.27 billion deficit in July, putting it on track to go $170 billion into the red this fiscal year. The government said the drop In t eal earnings came because lhe average number of hours worked per week declined 0.3 percent while pr ices rose 0.2 percent. Those negatives we re partially offset by a 0.2 percent Increase during the month in average hourly earnings. July's decrease follows a 0.7 percent decline in June and an incre as e of the same amount in May. As of July, average weekly earnings were a seasona lly ad· justed $311.85. Despite .the decli ne, ecoho mic analysts tended to be optimistic or at least unperturbed by the report s, even when they sa id GNP declined because people exported less and Imported more than had been thought. "The U.S. economy seems to he recovering now, so consu mers '.• local one owner. loaded including V-6 . beige. Aift chcir it desl!,wd dom and sofety. <hair ,...., gi•ing '""the supp..vt yOOJ ...t to •tand. Wren fO< ,quaiijied per-. Coli or stop by for mare information. important contribution to 1hc g r ow th and :-. urccss of thl' · ~' xp cri<'n<"c . you have he lp d . ~he m pick ou t and drsl gn fillin g .;rrwm orla l!) to hO rr'l f'Onfl ~ pC'C lu l to 1984 PONTIAC 6000 4 .DOOR IOIH'S ARK IIIMAL 'vrr~· WASHINGTON (UPII -Like a children's piano recital, the U.S. economy would he making fin e music were It not for the occasional clinker. Such was the case Friday, when the government issued four economic indicators that gave· a generally fine picture of the economy- with some disturbing additions. The inflation rate rose at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of just 0. 2 percent last month, half as muc h as in June and the lowest mont hly increase since Decem ber. At the same time, however, the average wor ker's weekly earnings fell in July for the six th month out of eight, drop ping 0.3 percent aft er Inflation . Corporate after-tax profils j umped 4.2 percent in the seco nd quarter, but disappointing trade figures for ced the government to revise its estima te of real growt h in the gross national product during the second quarler to 2.3 percent, down from 2.6 percent. Still. even 2. 3 percent makes the quarter the second best since DAYTON -Ro bbins & Myers, Inc., announced the election of Thomas P. Loftis to it s board ot directors to fill the vaca ncy created by the retirement of William E . Mahaffay in June. Loftis, 43, Is self-employed in Midland Properties, a commer· cial real estate development firm in Springfield. His career has been In commercial real estate development , broke rage and consulting business. A gra~uate of the University of Notre Dame, he received his master's degree In business administration from the University of Michigan . Agreement reached on bank merger CINCINNATI - Th e First . National Cinc innati Corporation has · recently reac hed a n agree· men! in prlnciplr to purchase Aurora FirS! National Bancorp of Aurora , Ind .. according to ·a joint announcement by Olive r W. Waddell, chairman and chief e xecutive officer of First Na· tiona!, and William D. Backman Jr .. chairman of.Aurora. · ' Aurora First National Bancorp Is the pare nt of the Firs t National Bank of Aurora, Ind ., whic h operates three offices In Dearborn County, Ind. The company has tot al ·asset s of $55 million . The Aurora bank holding company will continue to operate with it s same direc tors a nd officers . The agr<'Pment in princ ipl_e is ' subject to a definit e mrrger agreement. approva l of the di 'rectors of bo th orga n izations,· approval of the sharcho id Ns oC Aurora Firs t Nationa l Bancorp: a nd is subject to the app roval of regulatory authorities . First National Cinc inn at i Corporation has J:l banking subsidiaries thai opera te 129 offices in ~ 19 coun tit>s of central and south-· er n Ohio , including Ihe Com mer-: clal and Savings Bank of Ga ilipo-: lis, norther n Kentuc ky a nd ~ eastern Indi a na . •• ' .. - -- - ~ ---------··-···- --- · I·' . ·• .I I �' .. August 23, 1987 Farm Public Notice Page-0·2 August 23, 1981 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohio August 7 . 1987 Contract Sales Legal Copy No . 87 -623 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT BHF -1 11311 Sealed proposals will be AYRSHffiE - Junior and grand champion Ayrshire female at Thursday's open cl ass dairy judging al Ihe Meigs County Fair belonged to Jeff Rose, al rlghl, of Rose's Dairy, Racine. Senior champion female belonged to Jerry Smilh, of Aulmlller Creek Dal_ry , Racine. HOLSTEIN - Jerry Smllh of Aulmlller Cr eek Dairy, Racine, at l eft, Is pict ured with the r esr rvc ~ champion Holstein bull from Thursday 's open class dairy judging at the Meigs County t' alr. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Public Notice NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION . SALE OF MEMBERSHIP ANO PETITION FOR ELECTION TO THE GALLIA COUNTY AGRICULTURE SOCIETY The Gallia County Agricul ture Soc1atv will ho ld Its annual meeting and election for members of its Board of D~rectors on Thursday, Sep. tember 17. 1987. The elec· tion will be held at the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds in the Activities Building between the hours of 4 :00 Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus . Ohio Q August 14. 1987 Contract Sales Legal Copy ~87·655 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT S'ealed proposals will be received at the office of the Director of the Oh1o Depart· received at the Office of the mont of Transportation . CoDirector of the Ohio Depart · lumbus. Ohio,, until 10:00 ment of Transportation . CoA .M .. Ohio Standard Time, lumbus , Ohio, unti l 10:00 P.M . end 8:00P .M . Thursday. Sept. 10. 1987 , A.M . Ohio Standard Time, Only current 1987 memb- for improvements in · Thursday, September 10. ers of the society may vote Galha Coun ty , Ohio on 1987 , for Improvements in · ' become a candrdate for sectiOn GAL ·7 -3 .00 State Gallia County, Ohio , on or election In order to become Route 7 , Rest Area 10-21 . section GAL -7 -29 . 60. State a member of the Gallio bv conatruc t1on of rest area Route 7 in Addison Town County Agriculture Society facilities . ship. by grading, pav1ng with you must · Project length - 0 .00 feet asphalt concrete on a bitumi 1 be a resident of Gall Ia or 0.00 m11e. nous aggregate base, and by County Work length - 0 .00 feet co nstructing : Bridge No. 2 - ba at teast 18 years old or 0 00 mile GAL ·7 - 2952 - acomposrte 3 - purChase your $1 . 00 Pavement width - 0 00 sttel g1rder with reinforced membership on or before foot . cpncrete deck and ttJbstruc· Sept 2, 1987, m person "The date set for completure (span 25 5 feat , 105 Memberships may bo pur· · tion of this work shall be. set feet. 25. 6 foet. roadwav 40 chased during bosineu hours forth in the bidding feet f / f of guardratll. over 11 the follow1ng locations . proposal " Champaign Creek . The Gallia County E xten Each brdder sha ll be re· ProJect length - 300.00 sion Service qu1red to ftle with h1s bid a lih feet or 0 .057 m ile. Caretaker's trailer at certified c heck or coshier's . Work length - 2.850 00 theTheGallia Coonty Jr . Fair check for an amount equal to lin . fBBt or 0 54 mil~ Grounds . f1ve per cent of his b1d. but in Pavement width 24 The 01/B. C&S . & Centro! no avant more than fifty feet Trust drive· in bank s thousand dollars, or a bond The Chamber of Com · for ten per cent of has bid , Bidding on this project is merce Office. pavable to the Director. restricted to Dis•dvantaged Empire Furniture. Sk ip Bidders must apply , on the f!usineu Enterprises lOBEs) Meadow s proper fo rm s. fo r qualifica · cer1ified as DBEs in acco rJovce Young. Sec . t1ons at least ten days prior dance with th e Surface In order to become a can- to the date set for opening Transport•tion Uniform Rei· didate for election to the bids in accordance with octtion Antstance Act of board of"directors you must . Chapter 5525 Ohio Revised t987 . and 49 CFR . Port 23 1 - be 11 cunem 1987 Code and qualifrad to brd with member of 1he Galha County Plan s and specificatrons OOOT under Chapter 5525 Agriculture Soaaty on or beare on file in the Department of tha Ohio Revised Code. lore Sept 2 . 1987 o f Transportatron and the 2 - Submit a petitkln con· o ffice of the Distuct Deputy The Ohio Oepartmfmt of latmng lit teat 10 signatures Director . Transpo rt•t!on hereby nou- of current 1987 members o f Th e Director reserves the ftes all bidders that it w1ll •he Agriculture Society that right to roJect any and all affirmativelv insure that in ll'e members on or before bids lin'( contract entered into Sep1 2. 1987. c/ o Solltd SeWarren J , Sm1th, pursuen1 to th ts advertise- cretary Joyce Young or to Em· Director ment, minority btJtlneu en· pire Furniture during bulinms AUG 23 terprises will be afforded full hours,. on or before Sept. 10. opportunity to submit bida in 1987 unponse to thit Invitation PetittOns mov be obtain8d and w ill not be diacrimlnated from Secretary Joyce Young agarnst on the grounds of or Empire Furniture ra ce. color , or national ougin Aug . 23. 26 ; Sept 2. 9 . 16 1n co n s•derat io n for an 3 Announcements awerd '" M i rumum wage rates for Public Notice this proJeCt have been prede· Play the SURVIVAL GAME 1ermmed as r eq uired by law Rat es S. Information, call River· and ere set fo rth In the bid NOTICE - SPECIAL tid e Gun Shop. Atha!111, Ohio proposal · 614 ·886 5 194 MEETING " The date set for compte" BOARD OF EDUCATlvN t lon o f th~l work shall be set NOTICE IS HEREBY GI forth rn the b i dd i ng VEN . Thll'l there wtll be a meet prop OII;t l ' 4 Giveaway ~~ of tho Board of Education Eac h btdder shall be re· of GoHipolis City School Dis· Qu1red to file with his bid a trict. Gall11 County, Ohio on cerrlfted c he c k or us hie r ' s tho 24th day of Augu st. 1987, Hfllf Beagle puppres 10 we ekt old . Cal! 614 -367-7750 or che c k for an amount equal to a1 eight o 'clock A.M.. at Su· 3P· 1214 frvtt per cent of h ts bid , but in perintendent" a office located no ft\lent more then fifty at 61 State Street,. Gallipolis. National Geographic, Popular thousand dollars . o r a bond Ott 45631 to cons;,w tt>e Sc•~m ee Popular Me chan1 c and for ten per can t of his bid. ques:tion of pertOnnel rrwtters ElectrOnic Ma gPirine.s Cat! 614. pa~able to the Direc tor. 446-9709 and other bullinms which the Brdderl must apply . on the Boerd co~• neoetJ&tV to 6 M••ed breed pu ppies. Call pr!Jpttr tmms , for qua~itica· trii'\ACt . 6, 4 446. 3797 tiOtl 11 Iaut ten dayl prior to August 21 . 1987 the d•1• tet for opening bids Ellen: M . Barry Aut omatiC Washtng MII Chlnl!l in accordance -with Chapter Treasurer Call 614 245 -5371 11 h er 5 .00 5525 Ohio Revised Code . PM Plans •nd speciticatton, are on f1le in the Department K1Uef'\S 10 Cal lovers Gray 1 Card of Thanks strrp e. 2 whn& 2 bl&cll Litter ot TransJ)onation and the touned Ca ll 614 -266 1793 o ffice of the Oistrrct Oeput'tj • Director , Free llittent to nnyone g•ving Thank You Agri-Service The Director re1erves the th em a good hom e Ca ll 61 4. nght to ;-e,ect any and all Center of Austin Mill and 446· 1530 aher 6 ·00 PM bldl Humboid Hoc Market of WARREN J . SM ITH Four kitten J, p11n Sram&ae lo Clarksburg. Ohio for buygiv e Plwav. 2 m1les , 2 females . DIRECTOR Call 614-742 · 2 40 1 ing my Market Hoe. Aug 16 N<'Xiis Roy Holler wllh the grnnd c hampion bull, followed hy Alan Holler with the grand and senior c hampion Iem a l e und Uavld Burt with lhv junior c hampion lcmalt•. all of lfoltcr's Oalry.l'omeroy . 7 Yard Sale -·····Gampolrs·-.. ·····& Vicinity Fr1day, Saturdav , 9 ·4 Corner First & Pine M1sc. household and l'r andv man i1ems gas heat· ers. mantels. grate. uunk. r::a nnrng 1en, stonewart~ jugs. clay flower pots, ca rpet ing. lig ht fixt u res , klndhng, log splitter. eJihaust hln. ETC , ETC 8 Public Sale & Auction A1ck Pearson Auctioneer li censed rn Ohio and West Vrrg•· nia EstBUI, antique farm. !!quidation sales. 304 -773- 5785. A,uct1oneer Col Osc"r E Clrck, treense # 754·88 Ca!l 304-895· 3430 9 . Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars. J1m Mink Ch8\I ,·Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 61 4·446 3672 TOP CASH pa1d JOJ "83 model and newe r used ~ars . Sm1th Bu ick -Pontiac, 1911 Ea stern Ave . Gallipolis. Call 614 -446 2282 Good used pool table 614 446 -1756 l JERSEY - Mike Parker, at left , of Parker's Dairy, Pomeroy, had the grand and senior champion jersey female al Thursday's open class / waters. The poll al so showed the co unl y's overwhelming support for manda tory !<>sling for A I DS. tr•dc res t rictions upo·n countries hav ing trade, surplu ses with th e US. , Star Wars. imposing limits upon damages juries award In l.(lri Burkt• had the reserve champion suffolk PW t1 in Thursday's opt•n l' hampion. class sheep judging at the Ml'igs Count)' Fillr. Announce results of Cong. Miller's poll at Gallia fair GALLIPOLIS - The result s from Congressman Clarence Miller's an nu al summer opin ion poll , conducted from his mobile office during the Gallia Cou nt y Jumor Fair on t he fair!(round s, showed. amon g other things. 4 to· I support of American pa· trois in the Persian Gu l f. The poll showed that 80 percent of Gallia Coun ty resld<>nts favor the Navy's patrolling the Persian Gulf and Insuring the free flow of oil through tho se troubl ed OPEN Cl.ASS EWES - d airy judging al lhe Meigs County Fair. -Brent Rose, of Rose's Da iry, Racine, had lhe junior liabili ty insurance cases. manda tory drug testing and a federal prov1sion for vo lun lary purchase of "catastrop hic" i nsurance coverage und er Medi care to prot ec t aga inst expens es from long hospital stays . M argi n~! su pport wa s ex pressed. by a 59-41 percent ma rgi n . for raising the mimmum wage from $3.3S per hour to$4 .65 per hour by 1990. F~irgoers polled expressed a belief that the federal govern· · ment is doing lit! le, if any !hing. to prot eel the public from dangerou s ha zardous waste . Fairgoers also s howed thumbs down to public financing of congrcssionak el ec t ions similar to that for preside ntial el ections. Farm flashes IIOG SAI~ES [1!1;:1 BurkP, S.";.JO, Hnmr 1\al'l Ba nk. Ra ctnP ,'lnd Svr<tc: us('. Erlf• Powrll, $2.5U, Whalry .~ Aur o PMI~<. , D:uwin: ME'llSSil Guf'ss, $3.00 F'1·u rh Ph.trmac,v. Mlrldl f'porl, Mlch,t£'1 Hoffm,m. $2.411, Big &•nd Foodtand. Pomrrov: Keilh Hu nt. $1.40. Phil Rnb£-n<O: Mf'ig~> Co rng inN'r: Christi Ho ffman $1 iO. AssociaiNI F'a~r lc<~to rl'> . Pom('r o~- . Eric Powf' ll . $1 00, Rh·cr fl·onl Honda , G3llipol is Patrick Gi bbs. Sl 70. Vau g han " C'anlln,Jl. Micldi('Port. Amv Hagrr $2. 15, Ba urn LumbC'r. Chrostt•r: Trlcl ~l Burkr. $2.:!'.;, Jim Cobb Chf'v rolr•t , Ohlsmobii P CadllaC', f'omrrov : Matt Tllu ~. S1.80, HolZ(' r Cl!ni r. Mlddl ('pOrt: Thrrriiia La mtwrt. .$1 80. Kro,t:t't' , Pom('rov: Tom S tobarl. S1 f\5 Fa r·mrrs Bunk & Savings Co. Pomcro;v and Tupp(•r.s Plain s: Mlcha<'l Hoffm un. $1 85. C<'ntra l Trust Middlepor t: Mall Burkf', $1.95. Vetc-runs M£>m orh-rl Hospital. Pori'!!'rov Kr lstv Rl wr. S2 05. Hom e Natio nal Ban·k·. Racln" and Syra£'Usf'; Amy RitchiE'. S2.00. PC'oplc's Bank. Point Plf'asa nf. Mason. N•'~- HavE>n: Ginger .....Holr'O mb $2.10, 0'[)(>11 Lumbf:'r. Po meroy . Gallipolis· Matt Titus, $115, Ba nk Onr, Porricrov and Rutland : Pa trick Gibbs. $1 20. Va ughan' s Ca rdinal. Mlddl!'port : Amy Ha ${C"r, SJ .40. Farmf'rs Bank & Sav lngs Co , Pomerov and Tupper!' Plai ns: Tom ~Hobar l. $1 20, For·v~t Run Block. For£>.~! Run , Gln g£'r Holr:omh, .$1 .'30, Rl vl'r Cily F'arm Suppllcs . Gallipolis: Mvlissa Guess, $LJ:J. FarmPrs Bank & Savings Co: Amy Rl1 chh.', $1 .20. Commf' rCI<.~I & Savings Bank. GallipoliS Average sa lf:' or S2.02 on ho~s STEER SALEs Ed Collins. $3 60. Vau~han's Cardinal, Ann Robinson. $1 SO Mlddlf'por t : l ..CC' ~ ~ - I Fal'm Ps BanK .";.• !'lavrngs LO: MIC'h('ll.' Gm ·s~. $1.:l0 P1•11ph•s Bank . P t Pl£'asa nl. Mas on & Nt"'t~. H•lvt"'n JavnC' Rl!rhif '. Sl 40. T"l n C'l!" Ma c hlnC" ~hop , PomC>rov : Kf'n ' R11 c hiC', $1 05, Fac!'m• N Lumbt'r Hobson. .JodJ Br()wn . Sl 1!1. Ass()('i<it('(l Fabrlc,r · 1ors , PomC'rov . .John Collins. $1 55, Homr · Nm'l Bank. ·R:i einP & SvracuS4": Jf't'C'my Slonl", $1.00. Propk ' ~ Bank : KC'\· In CrUNil'r. $ ~ . Ho lzC'r Mt:'d lca l C('n lf'l: Robbi e: Otla v•a\" , $ 8711~ , F"armC>rs Bank & ~.. \ lng~ Co . . Jason Jfa~f'r. $ R.'l, CC'n lral Trusl , Middl f'_P,Or1 Tim St o n£'. S ~5 J<aut ~ Agr1Crn!£'r. lhf'SIPr Jarf'd ShC'C'IS ,\ 91 Bank OnC'. P o mt:'rov & Rutla nd Aaron Sh('('I S, $ 92". D&J Enf•rey Co .. Rt•lx-tca Snowclt•n. .~ AA. Snowd('n ' s TrC'(' Farm. Rutl <:~ rHI : 1 Grf'lil Rlffl£< . $1 00. Grf'C'n up Rf'da m allon. ChPster. Ani ta C"alnw:~~· - S R2. Ohi o Va iJC'v Livf's tock . Gallipolis . f<plJ y SpC'nCf'r, $.83. Suga1 Run Mill. Pomero,v : KC'Jth Sp£'nc£'r. $ fll. Hom £" National Bank. R.JclnP & SyraC'uS('; Aaron Brow n. $.83. Boggs Sa IPs & Service: Sc:ol! Newell.$ 81. FarinC'rs Bank & Savi ngs Co : .Jod,v Tayl or, $.99. Kramer EKplorallo n Co .. Deta~.~.·a rc-; Alex Brown, $ .88. Big Bend Foodland. Pomeroy; Jeff B:-own, $.86. AgriCon Equlpmt'nl. Galllp911s: WPsley Holter. $1 00. Bernard Ful1z, Po m e roy Allv.: Kri sten SlawTPr, S.8.'5, Farm ~'rs Bank & Savlnfi!:S Co, Ja~on Pullins. S.91. Carter Tractor Sales. Gallipolis: Julie Hawk, S 87, Farmers Bank & Savings Co.; Tim La wson, $ .83, Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy. Pomeroy; Carrie Gloeckner. S.9l , Home Na l ' l Bank, Tyson Rose. $.92, Jim Cobb, Chev. , O!c:ls. Cad. PomProy; Rex Ju stis, $1 .tl3, Vet era ns M('morla) Hospital. Pomeroy, Ga;y Holl er. S1.07. Fa rmvrs Ban k & Savings Co. $1.07 pl"r lb av£>rages 1 LA.Mil SALES I Jerod Coo k, $17 00, Farmers Bank & - .. - . I j ( h ,~rlrs I ltrd ) ,Carr had the tho• grand t·hampion "' nUolk, f'"'r . 1· ~~) farr famil.v uh.o had lh f"> ~rund and res('nJ ~· duullpion .~ uffolk r~ms in tlw o 1 H~n da.... s . Jamie Graham 1 Watch out for food poisoning By Ed Vollhorn, good indirallon of potential for Cou nty Extension Agent, polson: If th~re ls c nou!!h i nl ~r · Agriculture <>st , samples wi ll be hand carr·icd GAL LIPOLIS Drough1 to Woos rer Cos t per sa mpl <" w ill stressed corn when fed as green be less thai $10. A hal f dozen chop could poison ca tll e. Th e handfulls of chapped corn pulled problem arises when microrandomly from a loa d should organisms in the ruman convert rrlake a good sa mpl e Ca ll 446· Nitrale tN031 to Nitrate (NOI 8497. lat e Sunda y eve nin g or The pot ential for the problem can 446 -007 fir st 1hing Monday. for be reduced by allowing the corn more in formalion : The lab ha s to go through the ensil in g pro· promised me a two-day rurn · cess . Much of the Nitrate content around time. Bri ng in samples 01 is co ntained in the lower stalk. so call by 10 a.m . Monday 10 if chopping off green chop, participat e In !hi s quick respon se cull in g al 8" -12" height may plan . redu~e the problem . D'!ution o f Nationally, crops are even the daily ration with other feeds better than expected. Excellent also reduces the problem. yields have bluntt'<lthe lmpa c r of Special arrangem ent s have !·he acreage red uct IOn program s. been made to ha ve samples run · New record nat ional average at our Lab in Wooster . The t esl is corn, soybean and sorghum for Nitrate level , but this i s a yields are E'x pec ted . Augus1 List Meigs County livestock sale results ROCK SPRINGS - Here are the results of Friday's an nu a l Meigs livestock sale: I ' Savings c..:o. Jl'nnll£'r I aylor . 1M '.!5 RlvC'r Cl!v F a rm Supply, Gallipolis: Adam Sht'<'ts, $5.25. PE>opiC''s Bank , Pt. Pleasan t. Mason. New Haven, Ad am Sh t'Cts , $2 50, &>rnard Fultz . Pomeroy Alt-y.: Brend a As h. Sl . 75. SouthPas lrrn Equlpm<'nt, Gal li· polis: Lisa King-. S2.00. Bo~gs Salf'S & Sf'rvlcf.', Guys vlliC', SC'otl Burkt'. S2.75, Roy RI.~:CRS Used Cars, ChE's ter, Jerod Cook. $2.50. Ardwor~ Sou nd. Rock Sprl n ~s; Dan l.Ronard, $2 75, Homt' Nat'l Bank, Racin <' & Svracusc: Mindy Spencer , $2 25, Frut h P harmacy, MlddiPport, J ~ nnlfPr Tay lor, $2.75, Oakley C. Colll ns. Ironton; Amity Sixon . $2 25. Swisher & LohsE' Pharmacy. Pom('roy: Pam Ash, S2 75, Bi~ Bend Foodland, donatM b11ck t o Pam: Adam • Sh('£'fs. $2.75, Vaug-han 's Cardinal, MiddiE'port: Will Pool{', $2.75. MGM Farfll City . Pome-roy; Will Pool€'. $2.25, Ridf'nour's TV & Gas Suppl y, Chester; Lisa King, $2.25, Pt>ople's Bank: Brenda Ash, $2 75, (i(>n<> Riggs Flnancla I SPrvlcf'S, C hester: Dan Leonard. $2.50. Ct"nt ral Trust . Mlddll'port : Stephanie Sayre, $2.50. Farm Crf'dll ServlcPS, Gallipolis; Mindy Spenc<'r. $2.00. Motor Car Brokers, Gallipolis, don att'd back to ba nque t: Rlchlt>Hunt , $2.00, Riggs Usrrl Cars, Chf'Sil'r, donated back to banquet: ,B•.J. Ervin, $2,75, Farmers Bank & Sav lnlii:S Co.: Lori Burkt'. S2.75. Mf'lgs Aut o Sales, Middleport: Mlcht>lle Ma t· thews, $2.25. O'Dell Lumber, Gallipolis & Pomeroy: Pam Ash, $2.50, Ohio Vallt>y Livp!ffock. Gallipolis: Riehle Hunt, $3.00. Craw ' s Family Resta uran1 , Pomeroy, donalt"d bac k to banquet : Scolt Burk[", $2.75, MGM Farm City. Pom('roy; Randall BurkE". $2 .75, Whaley's Grocf'ry. Darwin; Stephanie Sayre, $3.00. Ridenour TV & Gas Supply . Chest('r, donated back to banquet: Nancy Nally, $2.25, Farmers Bank & Savi ngs Co.; Billy Smith, $2 50. Photo Maglc. Athens, donated t o banquet : Shawn Da llcy. S2.25, Riverfront Honda, '• Gallipoli s. Lori Burk1'. S2 i!l . Wha lrv ·,. Au1o Parts. Darw in . Nct n£'y Nall y. $2 '7!'1 . Farm Crrdlt Snvlces. GaJJipoll :-;: B J , Ervin,. S.lOO. Fores t Run Block. F'orrs t Run : Ma ry NH IIy , $2 50 Vctt'ran 's MC'mor lal Hos pital , PomcJ oy; Shown DaiiC'v , $3.00, Farmers Bank & Savi n ~" Co: Randall BurkC!. ~1.25. G.W Pla s! k~ &· Dltchln$1: SC'rvlcr, TP . Ma n Nally. S.lOO, Ct>ntra l Trus1. MlddlPIXUt , back t o I.lsa King , Lori Burkl', $2.75. joln1. Krn's Appllanr:£'s &rvlcf', G&W Pla stics. ,JI' F"alr Pair of Lambs. $.1.25, Va ugha n's Groct'ry, MlddiC'por l <Jnd Mason . rainfall totul s ar~ well abov•· norm.:ll 1n Iowa ilncl bord rr in~ ~ rat es Som(l ~c a n o mist s see the a1·cra!(P farm prlc" for the 1987 cor~ crop fulling in1 o t hcS l .fill $2 per bu shel pricc ran ge. Thrrr Is Sltll spcl'u lalion Thi.lt harvf'sl prlrcs in major corn produ cln l'( areas will full be low thr$l. '.O pcr bu shcl m!Jrk. Mid -wPck u rew combines w ere op ening up fields in th€' CirclcviiiP area . August S('('ding of i\lfa l fa i s a problem 1h1s year. L ack ol so1 1 molstur~ ha s made this pra ctice im posslbi P. A 6" · 10" shortagcol growing season rain f al l coupled with daytime bare soi l tempera lures of 90 d~gr ec-s and abov ehave delayed August seed mgs According t o Don M vers. Ex ten· li on i\gronomlst. seedl ngdatcfor fall seeded i\lfalfa i s ver y impor· I a nt and shou ld be don~ no Ialor than ear ly $ep1!'miJCI'. We still have another two or three WE'flks t o walt for rat n . The Oh io F~(m Science Re· v i ew 1his year will b<' Sept. 22 ·24 at th e Moll y Carcn Ag Cenr er. near London, Ohio. More th an ;;uo A Special Thanks to The Wise man Agency for Buying My 1987 Market Steer. co mm f'rcla l L'Xhibiiors ll'ilh ar lr.osl $-!0 m I ilion o f equ lpmcn 1are cxpoc1Pd :rt th p H cv iN~ . Cnug F'e ndrilk , current ;:~1rm Science n.r v i('W Managrr . "'~~~ onP of th<' Hcvicw' s coliC'!< kid l'mpi O.\'<'('S In the lai c 1960's when seve-ral of us from Ca llla Count v Card of Thanks Jamte Graham Thanks to Coolville Mill for donating • feed for Grand Champion Pair Market Hogs. Eric Powell w(·rr part -tim<' help at !he Re-view T ic kets fo r thi s y(•ar 's RPvlew are availall ll' at thr Co unr y Fx1cnt ion Office. A special thank s 10 all who madr th e recent Tob acco Associ · alion T our to Lanc a~ter Co unt y. Pennsy l vania and \'lcinlty a success. Some 40 persons went on !he 1hree-da y trip . Hlghlig h1 of tile trip for many was a visi t to an · Amis h farm belongi ng 10 th ~ Ephr iam Hlehl famil y , i 'hc 36 acre dairy and tob acco farm " ·as an ins piration to al l or us l.ancastPr \ou nt y is the l argest non irrcgLited agricu ltur ill coun1) in lhr nation. Although brief . 1hl' ,·isil 10 lnd epc-ndPncc Nation a l Park in Philidclphla was great . M ost thC' g1oup tOtll'C'd lnd epe ndPncr- Hall and saw th e Liberty Bell. The family of BARBARA FRANCIS BUTCHER would like to express their deepest appreci ation for the support and expressions of sympathy by her many friends . Also a special thank-you is given to Dr. Donald Johnson, & the CCU nursing staff' ~~ Holzer Hospital for their thoughtfulness. or :. Greatly missed by Parents. Morgan & May ; .• Francis and children. •Cassie. Leah . Lawrence :: & Winthrop. Agree to idle more erodible land W i\SHJNGTON I UP!) Farmers ha ve agreed to idle another nearly 5.3 million ~cres pi highly erodibl e land for a decade, raising to near ly 23 million acres total land In the conservation reserve . Under' the program. the go· vernment pays part oft he cost of planting grass and trees on the land and pays annual rent for a decade on land in the reserve. The program has now surpassed the halfway mark. Congress specified that 40 million t o 46 million acres of land should be placed In the reserve -by 1990. •• • j > t Our sinCere thanks to relativM, hiends and nMghbors for the kindness. sympatfl!t and prrters shown dunng the illnett and death o f out husband and fMher. John Paul !Porcvl Fnck. Thanks to R8\' . Mel Franklin. Becky CotterlH 1 Frartkle Hundel. Ho lzer Holp;tlll, Ew1ng Fun• Ill Home and the Respite Aides of th e Meigs County Sr. Ch:izens. Also to those who sent ftowers, food and gifls Thanks so much May God ~est each and 8\'eryone of you. Rub and Chrldren CARD OF THANKS Special Thanks to Ors. Sattler. Brubaker and I. Walker and 4 West Nursing Staff rn Holzer Med<cal Center for the spec>al care given our Father during hi s recenl hospitalization and passing. Special Thanks to Dr. Clarke lor his special care given our fathet over the years. Special Thanks to the Kuhner ·lewis Funeral Home. Rev. Vance Watson and Rev . Roget Ford. and Union Baptist Church ChOir and ladies Ard Soc<ety, and Pallbearers Thanks for the food. flowers. phone calls and the lovely cards and visits received for the loss of our beloved Father. Grandlather. Greai·Grandlather. G. Dewey Keels . We wish to utend our deepest appreciation t 0 all who helped in any way . The Family: Daughter. Gladys 0. Grant Sons. James D.. lloyd E.. Russell E.. and Artie Ray Keels CARD OF THANKS ·In this time of sorrow at the loss of our wife :and mother, Janice M. Saunders. we would , ; like ~o take time to thank all of our relatives, ·friends, and neighbors who sent flowers, ~ t;ards. and food. Our very sincere thanks to ' Willis Funeral Home. Rev. James Lusher, ; Rev . Charles Luaher. Sue Murray. and all pall:t>earers . Special thanks to the 2nd Floor ~Holzer Hospital Staff. Dr. Berkich, Dr. Evans. ·Or. Clarke, Dr. Sholtis. Our most special ·~hanks is to our Heevenly Father for letting 'our Mother go ·so peacefully and being a part 1 of her life. Thanks.to Faith Baptist Church and fll our aiater.s arid brothers in Chriat from all 'over the county for their prayers. Harold Saunders & Famil 9 month· o ld pan collie and part GtHman Shepherd dog Good with childre n. Needt to be given awav 304 ·676· 2931 Ha!f Shephltr~. ha lf Huskev. male, wh1le, 9 months Had all lt'IO IS 304 -458· 182 1 6 Lo st and Found LOST 1 bl own and white female Brittany Sp&niel . last rn hospital area. An swers to. "'Queen" It seen please call Winters ' S o h1o Sta tion - 614 ·446· 3828 LOST - Bunch of kevs at Pos1 Otf ictt in Poin t Pleaunt. Pleau call 304· 675 ·2369 or 675 · 1435 2 In Memoriam In memory of Mary Eblin who passed away /lug. 23. 1972. Dear Mother you are not forgotten Though on earth you are no more Stlil 10 memory you ate With US As you always were belore . Missed and loved by your children : Myrtle. Mary , Ann. Ed1th. Madeline. lou 1se. Henry and Ira 3 Announcements • • OLE TIMERS' Cell Buy1ng daily gold. s11ver coms, rings, 18Welry, sterhng were. old coins. large currency. Top puces. Ed Burkett Berber Shop 2nd. Ave. Mrddleport, Oh. 614992- 3476 Wanted to bu y standing ttmbcr Call AI Tromm at 614-742 2328 QUILTS Ant1que-Pre 1940 '~- Call Marc 6H-99 2 -2,01 ~ dll'( s) or 1-692 · 246t evenmgs. Wanted to buv scrap steel and matals. Ridors Salvag e 614 992· 6468 Left Han ded Re-Curve Bow Ca ll 304· 675-6644 after 4 p m . Employmenl Announcements I 11 Services 11 Help Wanl ed Futl-ttme babs1tter 1n my horne fo r eveni ngs, References r e· qulred Calt614 446-9723aftar 5p m BP1by sJtter needed m my home tor 13 mon11't o!d 2-4 days per week Please mt~1! ref. Bnd phone number to· Al .4 Box 14 7. Gatlipol•s, Otuo 4513 31 SOCIAL WORK POSITION AVAILABLE Full t1meAuist an t Pro9ram Coord inator for two lnte rty~ Mhate c arf.J ln cili ties for developmentally disa blecl 11dults In Gallipolis" l'lnd 81dw ell Oh•o. Degree in Social Work 01 a dagroo in a related f1eld roqu1red: musl meu1 sta te (Ohio) and federal requirements for OMR P, uperiftnCtl with state !tr:: ensure and m edlct~id cert lticalion poferred , knowledge o l the princr· pies of nor m alizat1on and pre· vro u s perSonnel su pervision e•perlence preferred. good co m· munlcatton skills, vah d OhiO drivel ' s l lcenu~ and go od drtvmg record r eq u ired Salary S1 1, 600- 15 , 000. l•beral be· tir;tfit pa ck age. Send rt;tsume t o Robin Eby , Buckeye Con1mun1tv Services , P 0 . Bo110 604 Ja ck son, Oh10 45640 De adline tor applicarlla 8-25· 87, Equal op· portunitv employer Would you stuff enveloped fo r 1,000 weekly ? $2 fo1 envelopes you stu H. Simple pleasan t work at homfl l Se nd selt -oddressod enveloped Ill HT ENT DtiPI ACT . P 0 Bo.te 7364. Huntm g· 1on W Va. 25776 " Hlring l Go ve rnm ent jobs your ere•· $16,000- 868 .000 Cell 602· 838· 8885 Ext 606" . REPS NEEDED for bus1ness accounu Full time $60 000 $80.000. Part t lmo, $12 .000S1B ,QOO, No selling, repa<~t business Set your own hour s TrAining p• ovided CAll 1·612· 938 -6870 . M- F, 8am · Spm (Cantral standard time) AVON · Sell Avon for Christmas Make40percen t Cat!61 4 ·446· 3358 l adies needed for good payrng tempora ry aHice like work, no e110perience necessary Also need ladies witl'r ear tor !ight delivery work. Ges allowance .Applv tn person on ly No ph o ne call s. To · Mr-s. Carte r· Eca no lodge Motel Raom No . 12 . Mor'ld ay 9 .00· 9 30 AM McOonald's of Galli polis is lookrng for a lew good workers wtl11ng 10 work ear!y shifts and weekends. St op •n and pick up an applicallon. € ~~:per body man nuadud Ill Vinton area 5 yrs or more eKpet Tools requi red. lnqO ~r e at 614 388-9615 3 Announcements , ARTHUR'S CHAIN LINK FENCE Residential Commercial • lndustnal PH. 614·,45·9113 Ken Sol11 - Frtt Estimote1 COMI'tiTE INSTAlLAIION DAY Crown C1ty Fire Station Sat.. Stpt. S-10-?? Ent•ta1nment, Mustt, Singing. Dinntr Everyone welcome- Bring (Overed dish. GOOD USED TIRES 3.0 DAY 'WARRANTY 250 IN STOCK 13 INPRICES .. 14START IN .• AT · 15$15IN. 16.5 .00 EXcellent conaruon tor usea ures. These tires came off of lease cars and have been inspected for any type of defect. 3'h mi. from Porter going toward Cheshire on 554. Turn right on Wheaton Road 1h mile. follow signs_. I LON ·NEAL- 614-367·7101 12 Help Wanted S ALES REPRESENTATIVE We llfB took1ng for a respeeteble hard working Indivi dual for new and used car sales. The right penon sflou ld also be a self· The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-D-3 Situations Wanted 1 8 Wanted to Do Will do babys1111ng tor mtants to two vears old Call 614-949· 22~0 . with the potential to handle menagelat responsibUi· ties Business education and e"'Perience a plus. E110C:ellent pay plan with com rrussion and be· neflts Send resume t o Smlth Buick-Pontiac. P.O.Box 807. Gall ipolis. hio 45631 . We provide care fQr elderly and d1sabled. Nurses aides are ceMi· fied, bonded. insured and covered wrth Workera Comp. Am· bulatOfY or confm ed 24 hour care, overnight and live·1n P M Home Health Agency, 614-992 2657, 614-992-2326 or 614 992· 7044 st al1er Help want II to work at serv1ce station Must have mechan ic eK per Send resume to· 8 011 Cle 103c/ oGallipolis Daily Trib· une, 825 3rd Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 4&631 Will do baby s itting at my home in Mrddl epott Colt 614 992c 2764. 15 Hourly Clinic A1de needed part· time In family planning off1ce, based in Chesapeake and Gallr· polls. Mu st have hrgh schoo l diploma or equivalency, good communi cation sk1lls, accu racy wrth (lgures: be dependable o rga nized . and re s ponsibl e. Training avail~tble tor mature 1nd1v1duat wl'ro IS se nsitiVe to reproductive health need!! of el1ents. looking for someone who is self -motrvated end can grow in the pos1tron as need arises Must have relrt~ble trans porta tion; be willing to travel. Send rosum e, including two emp loyment r e feren ces to Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio , 396 Rtr:: hland Avenu e. Athens, Ohio 45701 . bv September 9. 1987. PPSEO IS an Equal Opportuni t y Employer Fmancial Septic tank pumping. resident ial & commerical sao per toed . Ron Evant Enterprises Jackson, Ohio. Call 614 286-5930 l Can do light hauhng androofihg Reascttable rates . Mar~on Smder 614·949 2629 . Grover's Lawn Mower Rep air. W e' ll pick up and deliver. Gog d. used mowers tor sate. ~II 614 - 742 -2393 or 614-7423091 21 ! NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBliSH · lNG CO reeornmend1 tHat .you do businoss with people you know, and NOT to lend momry throtJgl) the marl until you have Investigated the offerrng Financial Schools Instruction In come T ~x Classes begin Sept 7. 1987 Here 1s an op portun1ty 10 become a part of the fast est growing income taK firm 1n tl're area. Career· o riented persons contact DanTBJt, In c Mon or Tues. 10 AM - 4 PM Ph~ne 446-8178. 23 Business Opportunity Professional Services Auc tioneer Col Osca r E. Click. hcenso # 754· 88 , 304· 895· 3430. LOOKING - For a IBNice t')'pe business wrth an ell.cellent income pot~ntial thai r&qurres only a small mvest ment? lh11 •• an opportunity warth investigating 1f you are willing to undergo •1 e~~:tenstv e tu traming program. Franchise available in the Pom• roy area. For more informatton write OanTal( , Inc.. PO Box c'!a-811 C( O Gallipolis Deily Trrbune, 826 Jrd Ave Gallipo. lis, Ohio 45631 Sa! as Representative needed tor R & ,J Whc!esale Co No experience needed Set your own hours. Pay topcommrssron For mor e tmformatron. Call 614· 367 -7559· Collect 9 AM 5PM No Investment requ~red lPN 'S WANTED: Be pan of a growmg company wrth good benefi ts, Need 1mmed1ete tul1tlme LPN 1 1 PM · 7 AM Also hiring tor LPN call rn positions Contact Ohio Job Service 614446 1683. Be euliclan wan1ed tor New Bea uly Shop Call 614 -388 9093 Woman to stay With Widow and hve ·m with pay Cell 614· 446· 1414 or 446-1023. PROGRAM DIRECTOR · Com· prehensive outpatte nt substance abuse program Respon sibilities mc ludA progr am admini s tration, superv isr on. counseling and pu blic relations Oualifica110ns sh ould includtt at least lw o years e11penence tn substance abUse held, so me admmistratlve experience. and in process of eertifr cation Send letter and resum e by Seplember 30. to Personnel Committee, Ne w Alternatives, 287 Pear! Street Jnekson, Ohto 45640 E 0 E Governmunl Jobs $16 ,040 · $59.230 . year Now h irrn g, Cal! 1-805 ·687· 6000 Ext R-9805 lor curreut fed eralli51 Frtend ly Home Part ies has open· inys for managers and dealers 1n your area largest hn e in partv plan, tree kit, Dr<Jnd new c: hris1ma5 catalog, toy gift nnd home decor catalog Ove r BOO items. Tap comm1ssion and hostess gifts Call lor free ca talog i · B00-227· 1510 or call coll ect 0 518 ·452-0091 Ne~:~d ed . Dental Hvgentis t for a people odented l'llgh qua!tty dental off!te Send complete r Mumft to Dal!v Sentinel BoK 729 ~ K Pomeroy. Ohio. We need a care er mmded people o riented person to work m al'l 1gh qui'IIIIV dental otf1r.e The perfeC1 job fo r the rlgh1 pe rson . Pl ease send cam plete resume to Oiuly Sontmel Box 729 -K, Pomeroy, Ohio Need babv~ ttt er One or two day s a week Two hou rs a day, mormngs References. $10 pet day Danv1lle 614· 742 · 2152 Wapt,d. Seamstress to !lew for lady living in Pomeroy Call 614-992· 202t . AVON .· A ll areas Call Manlyn Weaver 304· 882-2645 A N applications now being accepted for full trme positron. Pleasant Valley Nursmg Care Center t~pp ly personnel otf1ce Pleasant Valley Hosp 304-6754340 AA -EOE Somethrng New Under The Sun! Reps needed for Bus1ness Ac· co unts, part 11me. 618.000 potential: full t ime, $60,000 plus potent tal Work own hours. tra1nmg provided Call 1 -612938 -0019 M·f , 8 am · 5 ll m PUZZLER AC ROSS ~ 1 6 :t 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 Babysitter wanted in walkmg dista nce tr o iT. Central Sc hool imm,.diately , 304· 675· 7888 · Babysitter in my home. two chtld ren, Monday through Fri· day, 8 to 6 . RofMencesrequired, 304 -675· 5895 liberates 94 Ends 98 Arrow p01son 99 Dregs Haste Freshet Sperl " - Eagles" Lmger Peels - ego Time gone by Long tor 100 - - carte 102 Prtncipat conduits t03 104 105 106 28 Wear away 30 Time gone by 32 Proceed Corrode In addi11on Scorch Collect 108 French plural article t09 Earth goddess 33 Sun god I 10 Myself 34 lnle1 t 35 Dawn goddess 11 Libra's btrthstone 36 Exploit 112 tn1en1 37 Saucer 's t 14 B1rd 's beak compah•on 38 Cloth measure t 16 Part at HMS 40' Fla1-bot1omed 117 Turkt sh 42 43 44 45 decrees 119 Tave rn s boat Sunburn Vtrg1ma Urn New Deal agcy Depress ing 120 Challenge 122 Plane1 47 49 Pasteboard 50 Emerged vlclonous 51 Requite 54 Afri can nver 55 Harness part 56 Hold back 59 ·- A Living " 50 Pigeon pea 62 Is unsteady Ei 4 Move upward 65 Laugh 66 "-, Wildernes: 67 Circui t 69 Rends 70 Coin 71 Click beelle 72 Recent 74 Sigourney (C .S T I WANTED ~ EXPERIENCED Pilot s ond Deck hands for ful Itime emplovmor1\ on Monanga· hela and upper Oh10 R1ver s 412 -483· 6557 gloves 92 Center Weaver film 76 Edge 77 Dispalch 78 Period of taSIIng 79 Camed on business 82 84 85 66 88 89 90 The East Bundles Soaks up River duck Seasoning Rant Baseball 4 Babylontan de1ty 5 Cratty 6 Fl1g h1 of steps - 7 Model 8 Sea eagle 9 Teuton ic de tty 10 C~ange color ot 11 Piece of cu tlery 12 Cusht ons 13 Exis1 14 Tellurium symbol slgh1 ot 16 Chore 17 In muSIC. h1gh 1B T~a1 thing t5 Caug~l 19 Ethtopian toile ~0 Ftgure of speech 124 Seed contan1er 27 Period ot t1me 29 "- Window" 125 126 128 129 36 Simple 37 Scene of ftr st Reiec1 Leave Obta1ned "The - Hunler " 131 Nerve n~twork 132 To wel !ns1gne 133 Farm bu ildmgs 135 Secre1 agen1 138 Anc1ent 139 Prov1des crew 140 Contam(3:r 141 Portuguese lor "saln1" . 142 Aga 1n: pretrx 143 Nrckel symbol 144 Poison 31 Everyone miracle 39 Moos 40 Poe1 4 1 Send torth 43 44 46 48 L.A. tool bailers Ballot Ma 's partner Blemish 49 Vehicles 50 Occidental 51 Laughing 52 Chem1cat compound teeth Clans By way of Additional Gladden 53 Hagman senes 55 Messenger o f 1he gods 56 Peel of tr01t 57 River in 154 ·'Crimes of the 156 The Ram t 58 Wlll1s and Robert 159 Ceremontes !60 Astray t61 Take tram DOWN 1 Flame up suddenly 2 Royal 3 The setr 80 81 83 84 87 Memorandum Mom's partner Tub Prohibits South American · animals 89 Washes 11g~11y 90 " -Vice" 91 Type of tube 92 Repast 93 1/erve 95 Attrtude 96 Ardent 97 Strict 99 Meadows lOt S1age whispers 105 Hurried 106 Danish tsland 107 Break suddenly 111 Aroma . 1 12 Par1ner 113 Snatch t 15 Pouches 116 Rude 9hacks 118 lmrtated t 19 Wagers . 121 Rubbers on penctls !23 - and fro t2 5 Thin s ~eet ot 42 Seesaw 145 Clenches with 147 t49 150 t52 77 Capital ot Oregon 78 Volcan1c emanation France 58 Arrows 6 t Pertaming to the la1ty 63 Shadow 64 Lease 68 70 71 73 74 75 More tri flin g Grand - Station Strike OU1 Squandered Snakes Wants material 126 t 27 t 29 130 Eat Pamphlets Giver ot gift Cho1ce part 13 1 Kurosawa film 132 Detests 134 Negative 136 LiflS With lever t 37 Bread ingredtent 139 t40 t44 145 146 147 Defaces Quote ,. "The Burning "-Masterson" - Na Na Capuchin monkey 148 Carpenter's 1001 t49 Contend 15t That man 153 Roman 51 155 Gi. e.g . 157 Railroad abbr. �- -- ~- ·-·+-·--- ~ The Rea l 31 f:state 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale Mercervtlle Homes for Sale Home for Sale by Owner Gre&nbrler Est 3BR bt level on 2 4 acres AC W 8 F P wet bar 2 car garage Ph Before 4 OOF'M 514 446 4009 After 4PM Ph 304 675 3816 4 BR fp full basement 3 mt to of Galltpohs 34 900 Call Oeys 614 446 1615 After 500 Cal16144461244 For Sale by Owner 4 5 BA 3 baths Approximately 4000 aq h 25 a<:res Wtth tenms court 5173 000 W1ll sell wtth only 5 ecres for $155 000 Ca ll for eppomtment 614 446 3386 Aepouessed hot'(les from Go ventment fro m $1 00 plus repatrs taKes Throughout Ott.NetiOnwtdel Also tax propert1e' 216 453 3000 mcludmg Sun day Ext H1278 For Sale by Owner 3 BR 2 full baths fireplace In town Must soe to appreciate 2 BR Mobil e Home Call after 6 00 PM 6 14 446 7379 Ntce starter reltrernent or 1n come property 2 BR full basement large lot 508 R1d ge Ave Rio Grande Ohto Showr by Appotntmenl Call 1 61 4 682 7424 C lose to schools and town Cal! 614 992 3565 e~enmg s 3 acres good locatiOn House tn need of repatr Small barn s 10 000 Contact Homf'! Na t1onal Bank Racme Ohlo45771 or Phone 614 949 2210 House m Racme nearnv cr fully furmshed $13 000 614 949 2263 or 614 949 2168 Government homes lrom $1 (U Repetr} for ec losures Repos Tax Delinquent Prp perttes Now SBIImg your area Ca ll 1 3 15 736 7375 Ex t 3P OH H tor current hst 24 hours Owners reloc:attng are otten ng 3 bedroom 2 bath ho meforsale1n the Rutland Oh10 area Kitchen Cooks Oehght plenty oak ca bmets With breakfast bar stove dtsh washer deck more Pr~ ~:ed to sell C leland Realty 606 East Mam Po meroy Ohto 45769 Phon e 6 14 992 2259 1 0 roo m housem good cond1t1on wtth large garden and free water Located near Ohto R1ver at Letart Falls Ohto S15 000 Frod W Crow Off1ce 614 992 5132 or Hom e 614 992 5262 1983 14 x5 4 L1bertv mob1le home all electnc set up on rental lot 304 675 7653 after 5 pm Three bedroom brtck home large h~my room deck fnw water sep t1c. 8 Yl percent loan assumptiOn hv e mmu tes to Pomt Plusant After 5 p m 304 675 5306 2 or 3 bedrooms double lot close to sc hools and stores $18 000 304 675 7833 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent Close to wt:hool 2 BR 1r11ler furn1shed natural gu Adultt onty No pels Call 614-367 7438 14K70 Windsor wrth 14~e30 add111on 3 bedrooms pond appro• 3 acres Galhpohs Ferry 304 676 6930 Busmess Buildings butldtngs tor lease Downtown Pt Pleasant Stores oH1ces A One Real Estate Ca ro l Yeager Broker Call 304 675 5104 37 B<:res Crown C 1t~ Tobacco base S16 500 Call 614 256 640 6 1 and 2 bedroo m apar1ments tor rent Ba ste rent for 1 bdr S18300 2 bdr 821900 Also requued a t200 00 aecurny dllpO,tt CONTACT Ja~:kson Tra1ler spac11 64 acres Garden spo t rural water 28 ft • 40 tt garage Total elect hook up Call 614 245 9393 EQuol Houstng Oooonunow Estetes 1 \12 ac lot on Jerrv s Run Rd Apple Gro~e w•th rural water 304 576 2383 I Furmshed apartment S210 utthttes pa•d 1 bdr 920 Fourth Galhpohs Call 446 4416 after Spm LOTS & ACREAGE - Sne bes1de Ohto Rtv er 11tes along At 2 1ra1ler 11tas near Rt 2 and waumu de sttes Phone 304 576 2026 Modern 1 BR apanmen1 Ca ll 814 446 0390 Broolcs tde Apartmenu 446 1932 or 446 4639 One Bed room apartment wtth large cou n1ry lmch en new appltan cem ut1hty room water 18\'Ver and ttash u rvtces provtded Outet area Houses for Rent 1 974 Gre nv1ll11 14x 70 2 or 3 BA ce ntral atr Bx 10 deck appl tncluded all gas Call 6 14 24 5 5134 after 6 00 PM Ntcely turn tshed small house 3 rooms and bath Adult' No pets Ref and Oep Cell 614 446 25 4 3 1977 V1ctortan Deluxe Mob1le Homo 14K67 2 Br 1battt gas heat .S8500 Call 614 446 2 157 Recent ly remodeled 1 bed room m town Oti street park tng washer dryer References requtred 614 992 5 912 o t 614 992 6723 aher 6 00 3 b&droom Adults 304 675 4384 Furnt shed downstans 3 rms and bath Clean No pets Adults only Oepostt and ~et Requtred Call 614 446 1519 N1c ely furmsh ed 2 BR apart ment N l~:eloc a1 10n Adult s o nly Call 614 446 2404 N11: 11 2 Br Apt Sto~e refng Furnts.hed Water p11d Neer Drive In Theatre Call&, 4 446 7025 8 I4) 0_,,.. ... -------r you must be tvlllable fo r 1mtn~1 alt emplofmlfll .. t\1 ptt contrstt CAll US ALl 611/8111011 Sunday llatn 6pm Monday 9 .am to 6 p tn I lues dar 9 • m to ' p m ONLY hstem St1ndltrd hme SOUTHERN EQUIPMEN I COMPANY We art 1 JenrtniH Corporation J.Hf>I:IM N/'10 .lS/003 A3'1'1'rfD !i3N/Or MO!i!i'IW WHU.HIJ G311Nn for Rent for Rent Furntshed Apt Adults only All uttlttles paid Get ready tor wmter Call614 446 9&23 Furn ished Woodburn lng ftreplace Ut1ltt le• patd ubt•ll\laila bla One man onty Fottet s Mobile Home Park Ca ll 614 446 1802 2 BR apt s 6 closeu lutchen appl turn11hed Washer Orver hook up ww carpet newly patnted deck Regency In c Apts Call 304 675 7738 or 675 5104 Furmshed Apt 1 BR 1226 uttl#ues pa•d 607 2nd Ave Galhpolts Call 614 446 4416 after 8 OOPM Furmshltd apt 2 BR t 195 Water pa1d 1136 2nd Ave Galltpohs Call 614 446 4416 after 8 OOPM 2 BR with stove and ratng 3rd Ave $260 a month plus dep Call 614 245 9595 Apartments tor th& Elderly Frenchtown Apartments 727 Fourth A~e Opamng soon 24 u n1t1 de11gned for Sen tor C1t l zens (62 & older) & handteapped penons Rent Including adjust m e nt tor water stwJge • eleC1rtC " basad on t enJnt s tncome Equal hou11n9 oppor t umty Apph cat tons may be ptc ked up at Sprtn g Valley Piau Call 446 4839 All electric heat pumps Pubhc Sale & Auctoon v. TRACTOR 9N Ford tr?.ctor heavy 3 pt grader blade pull drag d1sk utilit y trailer 3 pi boom pole old pull gram seede r HOUSEHOLD Two 3 pc bedroom su1tes small assorted ta bles hu tch desk w/cha11 wnn ger washer General Electric cloth es dryer older refrigerator porch swmg 4 matchm g cha11 s round end ta ble niCe old metal love seal glider gos s p bench RIDING MOWER 10 H P 36 1nch lawn mower !needs re palf) niCe ta ble sa w w/ motor assorted hand tools old sa d die ANTIQUE NICe oak 5 legged drop teal tabl e stone c.uck old tools assorted anl1q ue glass K1mball piano sewmg mach me other numerous 1tems Not responsible for accidents or loss of property TERMS CASH OR APPROVED CHECK OWNER WALTER HEAL AUCTIONEER· LON NEAL-614 367-7101 Now Bookmg Sales for Th1s fall PUBLIC AUCTION FORTI ET H SAT., AUG. 29, 1987 ANN IV ERSARY' WEA I L I OYE YO U• 10:00 A.M. R<>bb) M nrht\.\ 1nd K C\tn ~~===~==~~==~ 31! Happy Birthday to our brother. You were the youngest son. If life begins at 40 Does that make you "One" Mr. & Mrs Parsons are movmg to Flonda so wtll sell the followmg located on St. Rt. 124 between Syracuse & Racine. Oh1o. TOOLS 10 Craftman ta ble saw w/ 1 HP motor 6 Craflman 101nler 12 Craftman wood lathe w/ motor & cop yalt Craltman dr1ll press Craftman 3 wheel band sa w w/ molor Poria Power Irame 1ack 2 posl auger 24' p1pe wrench Presto hghl sod ermg Iorch acetylene torch & tanks w/rece1pt for tan ks, 50 or more hose H D bolt cutter a.r compressor w/la rge tan k weldmg !able hand operated Hyd wood sphtter, Hyd pump log c ha~n s & bmders metal dr1ll press w/elect nc dnll, Craft man 1/ 3 benc h gnnder Boslor roof stapler p1pe d1es & lots & lpls ol lools 'HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES OR COLLECTABLES" 2 pc hvmg room SU ite rechner set corner handmade shelves set lwm beds desk & chalf chsstofdrawers van1ty dresser wood I able clock chair Aladdm Oillampw/ glo be & shade m1sc chalfs piCture mosc diShes lmens and lois of kniC' knacks Handy vac Wh1te elect nc sewmg mach me & etc "MISC. M W rolol•ller alum ladder wheelcha11 walker crutches exhaust & lurnace lans 7 x8 H beam & water lank OWNERS: MR. & MRS. W. D. PASONS DAN SMITH· AUCTIONEER Oh10 #5768-1344 - W Va #515·88 MIKE MARTIN - APPRENTICE Eats Cash Positive I D Not respons•ble for accodents or loss of property ' fi 13 Th~rd A 'HI 11 BO per mon•h Dtpoalt r"uW..t Call 814 . . . 4345 lift.,. 5 00 PM 1 BR 2 BR unfurn la h~ garage •..-rt m..,t No P•• Call 114· 446 1873 betw.. A 5 8. Aamodetad uptt••· 2 BR , unfurnished , utilities paid AduiU antv 749 Second Ave Call 114 441 1457 aft., 3 30 PM 11 NO txPERIENCE NECESSARY"! • If you re 1nternttd tnd hiYt the desue to trove! tJitns1 vely we re Interested! tmust own 1 reliable automobole) Benetots 1nclude p11d t r1m1n& travel 1llowance 3 rooms and bath gas heat ground floor waaher and dryer hook up no childr•n tmmedtate occupancy No pets phone 304 876 4480 .ext 63 Of 60 FurniShed eftteumcv apsrtment Downtown Pomt Pleasant ell uhlitlet patd Depostt requ~r ed Clll 304 896 3460 Rooms for rent day week month Gtlht Hot el Cell 614 446 9680 Rent at low as S 1 20 month 46 Space for Rent Oftlce Space tor Rent Eac:ellent {or Anorneys Accountant etc Ctose to Court Hou se C.t~~ll Wi••man R.. l E•1ate Agency • 814 446 3644 COUNTRY MOBI LE Home Park Aoute 33 Nor1h of Pom&roy Rental lfltlers Ca ll 614 992 7479 Spaee tot lm&ll II IIIMS All • t\ook ups Cable Al so elf1 etenC'V rooms an and Cl&ble Muon : W Va Clli304 773 565 1 • N l~:e tr•1l~ to t lo r tent C•ll r 814 992 2101 atuu 7 00 pm • calll14 992 2319 ·-------- - I(. &roup 1nsur1nct advancemrnt opportun1ttH and much morell 47 Wented to Rent Apply on person at W V Employ Comm 225 6ih Str PI Pleasant On Au& 24 Ilion ) Hours 9 I ~E Furnished Rooms • SPACES FOR RENl Trruler lots Rt 1 lo~:ust Road bac.k of K 304 676 1076 v~eatlon/ holidays J or 4 Bed roo m house rn Kyge r Crull School D1stt tCt RMef ur\ ce• Ph 614 446 862 1 3 8R hom l!l 1n or 1u ~ unll Galhpohs Ct ll 614 446 3128 0 E• for Apanment fully carp&tad atr c ondtttoned total elac trt ~: 221 5 fl Mt Vernon ,. ..,. Pt Pleannl Call614 992 5868 B Rent Furnlshftd 2 room apt for rent Female or females onty Call 614 446 14t4 Of 446 10 23 GrJcious ltv1ng 1 and 2 bed room apartments 11 Vtllage Manor 1nd Fl lv-...s,da Ap ar1 menu 1n ~Jhddlep orl ~rom t2 15 tnclud~ng Utlhtlea Call 8 1 4 992 7787 EO H Public Sale & Auct10n AUGUST AUCTION ,~ Tri-Green ~ Interstate Equipment, Inc. 1, ? m les north of London Oh 10 at mersoct 1on of I 7fo (e.: 1 II 7 9l a nd u S Route 4 2 1 2 m1les we s t o f Columbus m11es ea51 of S prm glteld a nd 40 rTu les ees1 ol Da y! Ofl AUGUST AUCTION Thursday, August 27. 1987 Sale begms at 9 00 a m sharp II UTURE SALE Thursday September 24 198 7 SALES HEW lAST rHURSOAY OF EACH MONTH New & Used Fam1 & tnduatnal Equipment Of All Konda PLAN TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION AS A BUYER SELLER·VISITOR TRACTORS J D , I H , Cue, M F , Ford. Etc A110r1ed Mikel 1 Models to chOote lrom- 26 to 150 H P Se11etal Makes & MOdels ot Corn PH: t.:ors & Gra 11•1 y Wagons lndusll al Equ• cmenl and sal ... age 1rac1ors T II age Equ pmen1 Plows 1 to 7 bO tt oms d scs f teld Cul t va1ors Pac .,ors Et c Gt ndct Mtll ets Round & SQuate Balers Rakes & Moweu ot all k nels Tooll & Equip1Mn1 tD BUll E\leryDIMtl needa a LUNCH SERVED • Tri-Green Interstate Equipment, Inc. 1499 US Route 42 N E London, Oh1o 43140 (614) 879 7731 D1ck Green 879 -7732 Judy Green 879 7649 !Ponti Conme G Ballah Mad1son Co AT<por1 & Motels nearby L1censed & Bonde d n favor o f the s tate of O h •o NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS Cuh or check w / proper I D ANTIQUE AUCTION Saturday, Aug. 29 at 11:00 A.M. Locatton: 85 Ne1l Ave .• Gallipolis, Oh1o Mr & Mrs Ross have sold their home and w1il be selling these fme ant1ques LISTING IN PART 10 drawer dental cab~nel oak step back cupboarQ oak llatwall cupboard spoon carved walnut corner cupboard 2 three door oak ICe boxes oak 3 slack bookcase w1th drawer 1n bott om Boone oak k1tchen cabmet cy hnder roll dough cab~nel oak highboy oak parlor table oak wash stand w1lh tow el bar oak secretary 2 butter molds oak Sideboard tall back laney square meal block wolh carved legs Donaghho 4 gal stone 1ars ot her stone Jars tall wood churn 5 gallon churn w1th l1d &dasher shoe last Paul Revere hang•ng lantern Shlfley Temple p1lch er w1th match mg bowl apple peeler egg basket ser pentin e oak dresser 7 h walnut VIctorian bed With lots of car v~n gs & nuts, walnut marbl e top dresser w•lh swiVel m11ror stam ed glass w1n dows brass kettle cast 110n bean pot large anvol w1th cutler 2 co flee gnnders Clark 0 NT spool cab• net Da~sey churn tall secretary w1th loisol drawers coal hod1 4 sad 11ons, wood P•tchfork 4 m11k crock s stone tar wrth olue flowers blue gramle coffee pot gray granote coffee pots copper teapot several old stone molk pitchers, wood syrup bucket cheese bucket New Haven ban1o clock fme cond1t1on, Rem1ngton single shot nfle Pat 1902 410 Revelation 12 gauge double barrel Wmchester 22 model 190 w1lh scope oak hangmg hall tree Bentwood Child's rocker fuesode bench lin boxes 20 1n gas ranges 36 1n 11on kettle w1th bale & legs Troy BUilt toller 5 hp Atlas t1ller lots of hand tools All of these ant1ques are neat & clean and mnear perftct cond1!1on If you are lookmg for fme anllques don't moss th1s sale OWNER: MR. & MRS. ROBERT ROSS AUCTIONEERS KENNETH SWAIN & ASSOCIATES 635 DIAN CALLAHAN, APPRENTICE AUCTIONEER 195 49 RN & LPN POSITIONS FULL-TIME & PART-TIME For Lease FOR LEASE Ap•11men1 wtth t;Ompletelv remodeled t. .,cn en bt41'1 be(III)Om Anrl hvtng rOOrrl Av•tlable rmddle ot August ~a tom! tloQf cornnr Set:ond •nd Pine Pltklng ,.,,, pr 01nded t226 per mon11'1 or 12 50 With kitc:hen app1Ja n <:ft11 tupHih tHI Call 614 446 2 3 26 or 4 4 6 U25 Full t1me benef1ts1nclude the above plus vi · s1on. dental . hearmg prescnptlon drugl l!o hfe onsurance CONTACT Bonnoe Schoonover Personnel Department O ' Bieness Memorial Hospotal Hosp•tal Drove Athens Oh10 46701 614 -593-5551 ext 266 E0 E 44 GE apanment StlEt washer & dryer 9225 RCA Whtrlpool trash compacto r $175 304 876 1731 SWAII\I AUCTIO N & FURNI TURE 62 Oll~ e St Ga!hpohs NEW 6 pc wood group $399 su nes S199 $599 ~: c''~:;:·:wtth beddtng S199 mattress & foundation th1t g S99 Aecl1ners start•ng $99 USED ae rb dre~sers bedroom su1191 S199 $299 Desks Wrtnget wu her a co mplettt ltne of used furnlt Lre NEW Wes tern boou 630 Work ~.l oo t s &1 8 6t up (Steel & so h toel Call614 446 3159 Cou ntv Applta nca Inc 'Good usf!d appl11mcf;ls and lV sets Op11n BAM to 6 PM Mon thru Sat 614 446 1699 627 3rd Ave Ga!ltpol ts OH Vallev Furm turv new & used latg e sttc tton ot quahty f utm tu r e 121 6 Eastern Ave Galhp olt i GOOD USED APP liANC ES Was he1 s dryers reh1gofB tors ra nges Skaggs Ap pl ances Upper ~ tv tH Rd bes rdo Stone Cres t Motel 614 446 7398 LAVNe S FURNITUR E Sola11 and ct)at rs pu ced frQm S395 to 6995 Tables S60 and l.lll to .S 125 l'i 1de a beds $390 to S!)96 Rechneu 5225 lo S375 latnps S28 to S125 O•nettes S 109 and op to S495 Wood tllbte w 6 chars S265 to S79 5 Oask S100 p to S375 Hut chtJs $400 and up Bun K bods com plete w nHm tesses 1295 and up to S395 aaby beds S1 1 0 M nttrosses or bo~ sprmgs full or tw 1n 568 fu m $ 7S und 588 0 1 ll8 fl S ll l!t S225 K1n{j 5350 4 drawer c: hos t 569 Gun c8bmots 6 gu n Gas o Aif~ C\II C r"nge S375 8&b'f mettres , es S36 & S4 S Bod frllme& $20 530 ' Ktng lrwu S5 0 Goo~ •election ot bndr oorn 'u !ItS metal Cflbtno t!i headb onrds SJO 1nd up to 565 90 011ys same II!. e as h wtth epproved ~:rttdu 3 Mil es o~on flul•vlll& Ad Qp rJn 9tun to 6pm Mon thru Sa t rh 6 14 446 0322 fOR LEASE on~ b~dr oom 1panment overloo lung CIIV park t175 p .... mon1h Call6 1 4 44 6 2325 or U& 442 6 Excellent part t1me benefots 1nclud1ng SICk & personal use pay, vacations hohday pay 1ncludmg reombursement Health msurance & employer pa1d ret~rement program for most pos1toons 51 Household Goods 51 Household Goods I Furn11had room $75 Utllftt es patd Share beth Single mele 919 Sel::ond GalhJlOIII Call 446 4416 after 7pm Help Wanted PHOTOGRAPHER TRAINEE SALES PERSON Due to 1 rap1d &rowth pro· aram. Jones and Presnell Studoos IS on the nttd of self mOI!YIItd lntr&tl.iC company ontnttd 1nd1· v1duals who have 1n the past worked w1th the pub he In a profess1nal manner p11d Merchandise Apartment for Rent 45 Furn ..hed Apertment 4 rooma and bllh Ctntralty IGcatad One or two adulta Ref and lee Dep required c.n • , 4 -446 o-44 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va, Ol SliMSN't' LOCATION Old Rt 160. Porter Ohio From Holzer Hospital take Rt 160 to Jet of Rt !GO and Rt 554 turn light on 554 go I block turn light on old 160 1n front of Porter Exxon go m1 Sale on light Ret1red school teacher of 35 years 1s selling the fol lowing at auct1on No pets an~ 44 Apartment for Rent SJ.3'1·1'V'f!J~S 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY. AUG. 29, 1987 Happy Ads r" "'Salts upeot nct rs REQU IR ED - --- -- Nl'ofO 01 noA f!UISIAPB JOIOOP moA, II 8&8U!dda4 1841 sABS 81JS UIIJI 001 SliM 848 8J84M IU!od 141 011o6 AtiB"I -oa pue!JI Aw 'IWBJI!oJd BS0!14fl!IM pue llun&tP 10 SJ81A Auew JBIJ'of PUBLIC AUCTION Happy Ads 1\ .. h " Z.J Constgnments from seve ra l Local Fa rm s a nd Deale rs M any 1ems at Absolute Auc 110n Tw o bedroo m unfurnished house 507 1h 2 nd Street New Haven 304 882 2505 5 WANTED TESOGI 1--..;,...;...::..r,:.,~_:,--1 Complete the ch uckle quoted 9 i0 by Mltng Jn fhe m1ss1n" words L-.1.-..1..-l--1-..L.....J. you de..,elop from step No 3 below 1I I I I Help Wanted MARKETING CONSULTANT UNLIMIIEO INCOME POIENTIAL Ul 000/ YEAR GUARANTEED" MANAGEMENT OPPOIITUNITIIS NEW CAR PROGRAM PAlO VACATION Wt offer 111 the abovt to o ~rr PtDtetsiOftll lflltittln, consultants who rtpltnnt our ntn of foo4 prt~fltlon and lood P\an41tfl& equrpll'ltll PlUS compltlt t111n1n1 no n1td to rel octlt and no o'1trn11tlt tra 39971-:~::::;::::;:::::::::-r;~~~;:;:~~:;;~~~r.:;:::;:~~~:;:;:::::; I 44 Apartment 44 Apartment 44 Apartment Furn1shed apt neu doo r 10 L1brary One profen1onal Adult only Parktng Ph 4'\6 0338 One aero lou on Ma son 80 at Ashto n publtc water mo b1le ho mes permttted S500 down $150 per mon th 304576 2336 4 BR house on 1 acre EICcel location Ret Call A 1 Real Estat8 Broker Cl!t11 304 675 5104 Ph 446 Upstatr s unfurniShed apar1mant Ut l11t1es patd Cerpeted no ch1ld run or pets Cell614 446 1637 PRICED RIGHT -- One acre bu1 ld1n g lots o n At 2 at Ashton Pubh c water and mobtle ho m es permitted 304 576 23 36 14x 70 3 BR total e lec under p1nnmg blocks shrubs sun deck 59 000 Ca ll 614 367 7267 e..,emn g:s Dept FurntshedEfftoenf:'IS145 Urth ttes patd share bllth 607 Se~:ond A~e Galhpohs Ph 446 4416 aftet 7PM HAPPY • I 11 l::::=:::~~-" Apartment for Rent 1 84 acre s m ce flatland locatton Ca ll614 446 7627 4 BR house tor rent 3 mt so of Galhpohs S300 a month plus dep Re f requtred Call 614 446 1615 After 5 00 PM call 446 , 2 44 Ron I L Gy L A she was too thin. She -rlE+I :..-:--:r..,...--1 where says that happiness is "your 1 1 1 doctor adVIstng you to - 1-::7 Con ~an 1974 total electnc 1 4~e70 3 BA Set up tor woodburne' New c arpet App llcances and 28 000 BTU AC tneluded Has been well kept Ca ll 614 245 5163 & ;.-:..,l .1 1 . . After many yeiiiS of dieting . _ . . and weight loss programs, my ~======~ friend actually got to the porn! 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms Galhpolts Ferr~ Onew1th ~:enlra l atr 304 675 4088 44 2 B~ unfurniShed hou'e w11h ga rage AcceJ]t one child Ref and Dep Call 614 446 96 86 Moon I 1~ 2 bedroom tu rn118d apt ref and depottt New Haven W Va 304 882 3267 Of 304 773 5024 ROJENI' 1--~~;...;ls ~r.,. .:.: -I 35 Lots S. Acreage 1979 Uberty 3 BR on 1 li. acres off Rt 160 at Poner Call 614 245 9234 l llv~ I I' I I I I " .I.H £>13M Nt celv furni shed small house Ad ults - only R efere n ~:es re qutred Off street pe rktng Ph 61 4 446 0338 Happy I Bmhday, Jodt 1 RAWORM APARTMENTS mobile homes houses Pt Pleuantand G1llipo ,,, eu 446 a221 2 bedroom mobtle home 'h m1le out Jort~:ho Road call attar 5 p m 30• 675 6483 Commercial butldtng metal tn sulated 50 • 100 approx t mately 1our years old Y2 a~:relot Fou r miles from new dam s1te 304 675 3030 or 675 3431 14JI70 1974 Concord 3 BR to tal elect new carpet Very ntce cond 58950 Ca ll 61 4 446 0175 Conn1e Jea n Is dfi'YS, 814 949 2216 Commer~: tal 41 Son Of A gun, Cell 114 T H R Y MH 3 bedroo m 2 bath heat fur n1shed $216 per month Also ntca lot heat furntshed m Hamsonv1ll e area 614 742 3033 after 8 00 pm 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 1979 Na s hua 14~t70 3 bed roo m 1 'h bath all elect r.c New 10 111 1 2 tt deck wtth gates Channel Master 10 ft sattlltte dts h Everythtng m very good con d1t1on Pn ced rtght Ca ll 61 4 992 6710 o r 614 992 5895 1160 per 3 bedroom With 1 y, bath located Zuepen Hollow Prefer elderly couple Call 614 992 3229 Rental s Wnh large ltvtng room and bedroom addttton Located on 3 acres Call 614 742 31 4 9 after 5 00 pm I I I' I 2 bedroo m furntshed gas heat atr ~:ondtC10n11r washer and dryer Ad ults only no pets Sl50 per month plus ut1ltttea Call614 949 2946 20 acre farm With 3 BR house Hannan Trace Road Glenwood W Va for more •nforma11on call 304 773 5118 or 773 6186 after 5 00 Ntce apartment on Thifd A~• With range reffl;erator and wa1her end dryer hook up 1220 per month Cell Juha before noon at e14 448 8880 I N DU E T 1 4 K60 2 bedroom tratl81' wtth elpando hv1ng room loeated on large level lot tn Mtddleport Near s~;ho o l s and stores 614 992 2101 eftet 7 00 pm eall 614 992 2319 6 acres with 4 BA remodeled hou'e Frutt trees end out butld tngs in Rto Grande Call 614 245 9595 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom apts and houae in Middleport and Pom•ov Pay own utihtl" Call I 1 4 992 2381 or 61-' 992 2720 121160 2 BR Mobt le Home Located on Soward Atdge Rd S150 Dep 1150 a month Call 6 14 256 8206 or 246 5122 Farms for Sale CLAY I POLLAN ~y words below to make 6 simple words Print letters of eoth m '" lme of squares 2 BR 1 2JI60 partly fum11hed Depos1t required lo cated tn Centem,rv Call 814 446 4292 1985 Ptne Rtdge 1 4 x70 mobtle home 304 675 3095 34 S© tt<i{l }A -L& £trs· 44 WOlD GAMI Rearrange the 6 scrambled • For Rent Ac • furmshed 2 BR mobile home located at K 6 K on Eutern Aye t185 a month Dep and Ret requ1red Call 614 :Z56 1, 87 56 •10' Troy Mob1le Home set on pflvate lot Henderson Com pletely furnished gas heat & sktrtttng $3295 Can rem am on rented lot 160 per month Including water end sewage 304 675 U61 after 4 p m for appointment 33 TIIAT DAIIT PUZIIII - - - - - - - ldilod Mob1le home and lol ready to move tnlo EKcel Cond S15 500 Call614 266 6476 - - - - - - --lc3 bed room 1 Y2 bath cor ner lot 5 1987 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. PARSONS FUR NITURE New wood 6 pc hvt11 ~ 10om 1u1t fll 5399 95 New livtno mom sutt us h om _, ,79 95 to 5700 Ches t rof draw11rs 4 (tr,.wer S48 '> drawe r S6 9 95 End II.! biAS lr ~:~. m S69 95 ~ et Used fur t1 tvltl' b1l1hllO UI ' UtiHS lull • t Qd bed s twtn bt! dl au (t toc ker5 ReCIIIJIH!llrom $9 9 9 5 n d uu CA RPET 9x12 as low as S50 lots 10 ptck from Also eut cerpet S6 00 a ~d and up Frnancmg ava 11 SwNal roclcers S100 Mollohan Furnnure Upper Atver Ad Call 614 446 744 4 Ea rly Amertca n Sofa lov11 seat sw1va l rocke, and ottoman E1cel cond Call aher 5 PM 614 446 0052 Refrtg Am ana s1de by s1de nice good co nd copper1one Co ... Mercerv1lle ~d Bo~e 2 19 E M l! r~:er~tlle D1shweshef Sears Ken more bwlt In harveet gold Used leu than 1 yr &22 5 Call614 388 9608 U!ed retugerator and suw•ng rn ac hm e New baby basstnet Call 6 14 446 751 3 after 4 00 51 Household Goods 54 Mrsc Merchandose Couch for sala like new cond 1 yr old S175 Call 614 446 4262 2 sewing maehtnes 2 ~aeuum clean&fs 1 el~tr •c typewrttllr Call 614 446 t48 8 53 John Oeare 212 lew n and garden tractor 46 1n mower 2 whi!! el cart like new cond Call 614 446 2347 Ant1ques Went8d To Buy old 1800 log ho use call 814 245 9448 54 M1sc Merchand1se Plasttc ctatern state appro11ed plut)c sephc tank• plast1c culvJtrtl metal eu lverts ~ON EVANS ENTE RPRIS ES Jack son on 614 286 6930 Real Estate General PM Colomal style floor model TV Reo1onab le Ca ll 614 992 3214 1969 12160 Nanco Washer Dryer Almost new ca rpet and relrJgerator atr con Jhttoner Call 614 985 4421 after 5 00 pm 25 mch S v l~ama Console TV 2 hunp tables co ff ee table lane R ocltnor rocker sofa bed wnh now Postu reped• c Mattress 3 hul'P' ptch.lre frames dtshe!l glassw are Tappan Mt crowa1.1e srnnll appl1an ces et c Ca ll 61 4 992 62 89 ELLA MAE GRANT Broker Sattlltte D1sh 8 ft DfllCel Recetver Pentex Tracker All remote Only $750 Call 6 14 992 6379 Catalyhc conver1ers only S89 95 Most models lnstalle 11on also &\latlable MuH ier Man 9 Stimpson Ave Athens Ohto 1 800 843 3767 Real Estate General Real Estate Canaday Realty AUDREY f CANADAY REALTOR ROeERI GORDON REALTOR 446 6111> MARY flOYD REALTOR «6 3383 15 lOCUST SfREEl GAlliPOLIS. OH(O Real Estate General l THI S HOME IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN GALLIPOLIS ENORMOUSFOYER WITH BRIDAl STAIRCASE BALLROOM 9 FIREPLACES YO U COULD HAVE AS MANY AS TEN BED ROOMS 3 f liGHI REAR STAI RCASE WOULD CONVERl EAS ll Y TO FABULOUS RESTAURANT MIN I MALL OR If YOU WAN I A MAGNIFIC ENT VI CTORIAN HOME THIS IS I HEONE YOU SHOULD MAKE AN APPOI NTMENT TO SEE' $69 ODD $9 500 PRI CE REDUCTION' HARD TO BELIEVE OWNER IS WILLING TO SELL THIS 4 BEDROOM 2 STORY COUNTRY HOM E WITH 31 ACRES FOR $60 000 00 OR WIL L SELL HOME ANO APPROX 5 ACRES FOR $45 000 IF YOU NEED ACR EAG E BETTER HURRY TH IS IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME BUY' IN CITY - 13 LOTS- 2 BEDROOM FRAM EHOME MOBILE HOME SITE PRESENTLY REN TED SOU ND INVESTMENT Al $35 000 TH IS HOME IS WAITING FOR SOMEO NE WHO WANTS A HOMELIKENOOTHER SOMEO NE LIKE YOU' 3 BEDROOMS MASTER BR HAS PRIVATEDECK 2 BATHS KITCHEN IS DE l ORAT ED IN LIG HT BREEZY COLORS BEAUTIFUL VIEW fROM WINOOW IN DI NIN(, ~REA GREAT LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANDE $54 900 OWNERS Will HELP I S5 000 down payment 9'1•% vanable rate 20 years Monthly payment approx $434 39 Everythmg IS spotless l1vmg room features a mas sive stone flfeplace 24x24 famoly room w/ w b hook up 3 bedoooms !'It bat hs Complete kotchen w/ apploances 1604 sq ft of IIVmg space covered porch carport & worllshop Well mamtamtd 2 moles from c1ty Shown by appt Call for mO<e details STUTES REAL ESTATE 462 2 ND AV E - Real Estate General 93 ACRES - MO STLY WOODED - EX CELLENT BUY AT $24 000 KY GER CREEK AREA Apartm ent for Ren t COMFORTABLE HOME- CO NVENIENT LOCATION 2 BED ROOM HOME IN CITY HAS VINYL SIDING CARPORT EXCEL LENT CONDITION CENl RAL AIR $32 000 HURRY HURRY HURRY - 87 ACRES $20 000 CALL WE WILL I ELL YOU WHER E1 NOW IS THE TI ME TO BRIGHTEN YOUR LIFE WITH THI S CHERRY 3 BR MODULAR HOME CENT AIR CO N LEVEL LOT CARPORT TH E PR ICE IS RIGH T AI $30 ODD CLASS IC CO LONIAL ON 10 PARK LIKE ACRES - AS YOU lN TFR THE CIRCLE DRIVETO lHIS TE N ACRE ESfATE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Will fEEL AT HOME 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATH S f AMilY ROOM PLUS RECREATI ON WITH POOL lA BLE !HERE IS A GRANO PIANO IN THE FORMAL LIVI NG ROOM AND IT REMAINS WITH THE HOME 20X40 IN GROUND POOL WITH PR IVACY FENCE DEl ACHED 2 CAR GA RAGE / WORKSHOP WITH 1200 SQ fT UPPER LEVEL CEN TRAL AIR CO NO A ONE OF AKIND HOME SHOW N BY AP POINIMENT ONL yo $125 000 Rent tncludmg adjustment for water. sewage, and electnc IS based on te nants tncome Equal housmg opporluntty Applications may be ptc ked up at Spnng Valley Plaza Cal l 446 4639 !! Ktrby Vacuum oleaner w1t.h attachments and scrubber 5 158 Rebuilt and sttl1 guaran teed Cash or terms Ca n 6U 992 7142 $12 000 MANS FRI END .. ~_,___ UUI heat pumps reclin er lamps end tables small table and 4 cho1rs chester dr ewers washer and gas sto ~e Call 614 446 3224 Open Tu.. Sat 9 1 Elvis Tapestr~es S26 whtte outfit m concert Chalk 1tems 26 roos ter and hen 120 28 Collie dog1 t20 Weathef owls $1 00 6 lambs cats ducks dogs $5 Verlaty of owls Furnitu re 5 drawer drnMr $45 End tables ~:offee tables Wood11n baby cradle 149 95 Walk ers $ 15 H1gh ~:hatr• strollers 12 BMXblkn ptllow rugs Plenty more to choose from At 141 Centena ~ v, mile down L1nco1n P1ke VACANT LAND - 38 82 acres wooded can also d1g your own coal on prope rty Near Rutland THE W Ofi K!NG All electrtc Cou~:h Wa1erbed entertainment cen ter dmette set 16 ft boat mot or tra1ler M•sc ttllm s 23 P1ne Call614 448 6820 614-887-4793 Opentng soon 24 un1ts designed for Sen 1or C1t1zens (62 and older) and handicappe d persons. Ouahfrcations / R equl rementa Knowledge of general biology end c hemtttrv requ~red Bachelor • degrH '" b1ology o r chemtatrv preferred FamiUartty With ml c rocompuuu a a nd h lttoiOOteal technlqueJt preferred Fam1llartty wtth elec trom• croscopy O..lrlble Wllhng neu 10 learn and Worlt. t1 refully org•n11ed work h• b1ts are extremetv Important A fnendtv and coopera hve aU Itude II enent1al St1rt1ng hourly rat e II 17 0& Ohio Un•w ers ttv matntams an excellent benef•t p8ekage Dea~llne for mek lng tppllc•hon 11 Mood•v Au gust 3 1 1987 ~ Bolens Husky 1 OHP WJSeon stn 42 mowerdeck rotat lll er plo'o)' snow blade and dump b41d tra1ler S 1400 or trade tor \I an Call614 446 3459 PHONE 727 Fourth Avenue lJniV6fltlV P e rsonnet Serv1cn ta CU Hentty ec:cepdng ~ appllcea t tOOl to r a full llma/ 1empot"ary (fot •pProal ma1elv. three (3) years} laboratory Ta c:hn lctan ti / Col lege of Oueopathtc M edicine Job Ootiet •••'" '" r• searc h ac ttvtttea {I e perto rm rou11n1 and comple• hla tolog1cal laboratOf\' dutMI't from oral / wrinen in stru CI1ona 111111 wtth antmal.urgery p..-form hbrary searchea for ruearch lnformatron manege lab on da1ly baats pe rform o thet duties •• ataftned Callahan s Und Ttre Shop Over 1 000ttres SIZ8S12 13 14 16 16 16 5 8 m1les out Rt 218 Call 614 256· 6251 54 M1sc Merchandise 446-3636~~ Real Estate Apartments for the Elderl_y FRENCHTOWN APARTMENTS LABORATORY TECHNICIAN II 3 Wheel bicycle for sale Call 614 266 6090 The Sunday IN GALLIPOLIS 5.78 'ACRES $72,000 CUSTQM DESIGNED - 4 LEVEC HOME HAS CATHEDRAL OPEN !lEAMED C£1LING FIR EPLACES IN LIV ING ANO FAM ILY ROOMS Ol CK 4 BEDROOMS 2 AND J, BATHS OECK A BARGAIN AT $55 000 SPLASHII BRICK AND FR~M E RANCH - 3 BEDROOMS fAMILy ROOM WITH FIREPLACE CENTRAL AIR CO ND AND A BEAUTIFUl 18X36 POOL TO ENJOY' GREEN ACRES SUB DI VISION $55 000 DO YOURSElf A FAVOR AND LOOK AT THE BEST FIRST' BRICK & FRA'M RANCH WITH FULL BASEMENT 4 BR S 3 BATHS FAMILY ROOM WIT H FP PLU SBU CK STOVE INSERT GARAGE KITCHE N HAS RANGE REFR IG & DW ALSO KITCHEN OFF fR WITH RAN GE & REFR IG DECK ONEND OF HOU Sl OVERLOOKING POOL AND COVERED PATIO IN REAR All ON YOUR OWN PRIVATE 6 ACRES - LOCATED ON BLACKTOP ROAD ALL FOR ONLY $79 900 tol c•ut n mull.:;--'\ ro• t t n t :;;-..--' Real Estate General OHIO UNIIIERSITY Athen a Ohto An Af ltr rnahve Act ton/ Equal Oppottunrt y Employe' Mlnouttes/ Woman Encour ed to A • AMNTION: WOMEN AND MEN MANAGEMENT TIAINEESITIAVEL Due to Expansoon. National Corporation needs 4 trainm. for AdvertiSon& sales office mana~trs CHANCE FOR AD· , VANCEM ENT/CAREER You would be I Workmc smolleo to mtdTUm towns stile w1de 2 Away 5 ••chiS per wHI- thorne week ends only) Am•:• 118 000 00 to S~l 000 00 1he font yoar COMPETITIVE ; SALA Y plus commtssron hpense alloowante for your car and .. SYRACUSE - RemOdeled tory home 3 4 bedrooms 1 bath s basemen t garage and old barn on approxomm ty I acr e ol goou nd PRICED 10 SELL AT $39 900 00 TUPPERS PLAINS - A 3 beL!Toom home with a large k1tchen flfeptace and w1ap around p01 ch Shllage bu 1ld•ng all on a lao ge lot $23 400 DO motel w1lh corporate beneflts 40 hour wOfk wttk If you are I Prefer over 22 (or rospon,.ble) 2 Hl&h sc hool fnduate w1tll tour yurs FREE GAS PLUS ROYALTIE S ar e good but a por o >~ m al ely 80 acres wolh a mce 3 bedroom house ISbell 1 Secluded and SceniC make l h1s lhe besl' Localed neaT Rl 33 on SJIT sbUTy School D•sh, cl lh1s home has heen remode!P<I msulated vonyl s1d1ng modern kit Chen Includes 2 pon ds cenlral a11 $53 000 00 full tome WO< !sales! Uptfitnce 3 CJretr M1nded/cood Communicator .. Ret111 Jewelry cosmet1cs telephone Slits or markttln&/ttach • me backcround helpful and homemahrs flOW 1r11 to trntl • Foo personol!nleiV!ew colt John C Holts off1ee TOLL FR[[ all · 800-523 1584 or I 800-762 5903 Monday throu'h Thursd.Jy. between 8 00 a m to 7 00 p m ONLY' Outs!deal Ohoo coli I 800143 5940 Please call on or before lhursd.Jy Au1ust 27th SYRACUSE - RUSTI C Hill- NICe ranch w1th colonial porch lar ge liVIng room w/ l11epla ce 3 bedroom s I' ca1 garage pal!o central ' " and a large lot $39 900 00 E0 E M/F POMEROY - Noce l o story hOm e overtookm g th e beouf1iul Oh1o RIVer 3 bedrooms lull basement equipped kitchen 2 car garage ce1l1ng ian are other added leatuoes w1lh l h1s hom e Also woodbUi ner l11 eplace wor>shop 111 basement eat m k1lchen pallo Iron! porch w1th a vew S29 900 00 11\WEDIATE OPENING VOWNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR Degree Required MIDDLEPORT - Lar ge lot equipped k1!ch en basement garage 3 bedrooms n1ce Iron! STI!ong porch wa sher & dryc1 too also has hookups lor lraoter A/ Cun1ts l11eptace alum num s1dong Th1 s one you must see $44 90 0 00 ! POMEROY - Jusl out ott own- Oveo 13 acr es of land goeat building s11es house needs r epa~PS PRI CE REDUCED $9 20000 AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUST $19 900 - Close lo CTiy on Rt 141thls home oilers kitchen LR lamily room dmmg room and fu ll basemen t lar ge unattached block gar age Call lor an appomtment RIO GRANDE AREA - 20 acres m/ 1very niCe home has been remodeled and oilers 3 BRs I '' baths krtc hen wol h oven range woodburner lamily room dmmg co mbo LR heat pump/ cent an 30x30 ga rage laund1y rm 12x65 mobil e home on prop E! ly SW school dTslnct Call lor appo n men! 29 8 ACRES MI L VACANT LAND - fronls on Rl 160 Build or put a mobile home here $16900 THIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU Ju st 5 mnoutes !rom town lh1s ran ch style home oilers 3 BRs bath kitchen w/ ran ge donbleoven OW d1spl LR lull basement ilfeptace gas and wood heat I cao garage coty school d1sl roct Ca ll for an appomt me n! MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Bnck ra1och 3 BRs 1'I balhs kitch en w/ range double oven OW livmgrm dmelte family r1n l11epl ace lull basement screened porch 2 car attached garage KC sc hool diS!net CONTACT GEOFFREY M. POLEN DIREOOR OF PERSONNEL HOU SE AND 29 4 ACRES M/ l OHIO TWP - Th1s home offer s 3 BRs balh LR k1lchen large laundry rm w/ washer and dryer There 1s atobacco base and a 36x36 tobacco barn Pleasant Valey Hospital Potnt OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SELL IMMED IATELY - Ve ry niCe and roomy home on Spnng Valley ThiShome offer s LR eqUi pped k1tchen (eat 1n) d1 nelle 3 BRs 2 baths lam1lyroom w1th hre place two car attached garage gas heat cent ar Come look at th1s one and ma >e us an oiler' "Oon't Otlt¥1 8et in lha Housing Market Nolffl Calllhe Cleland Team!" Valley Dnve Pleasant WY 25550 . HENRY E CLELAND JR JEAN TRUSSELL DOTTIE TURNER TRACY RIFFLE OFFICE (304) 675-4340 • •- COMMERCIAL SITE lor sale localed at 2206 Eastern Ave All u!lllt1es available ' 992 6191 949-2660 992 -5692 949 3080 992-2259 STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the Ioyer ol one ott he French C1ly s fines t For mal LR lormal donm& spac,ous ma ~ler bedroo m w1!h oiiiCe or sewmg room ad1a cent den 2 BRs upsta11s 2 ? baths 3 fir e places lg lamlly room solanum cove red pa llo sc reened porch and much more Call lor appt LECTA AR EA - $23 500 - 3 5 acres m/ 1 2 story home 1n good cond1toon 3 BRs LR DR k1tchen stoom wondows and doors Shown by appoontment EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - $39 900 - Ran ch style home 1ust 5 mmutes lrom town offers 2 BRS bath k1tchen w/ stove & STd e by s1de relrog LR carpet & hard wood carpo11 & cove red pa!To lr aTieopad on lot next lo house C1 ly school d1stroct Call loday OHIO RIVER LOT FOR SALE - I 59 acre m/ 1 1ust al edge ol town Go ea t pla ce lor a ca mper and boat launch $5 900 ' CHAROLAIS HILLS - Ranch Slyle home oilers LR w/ cathed ral ce1hng FR formal dmmg k1 tchen feaiUTes steak gnll oven d1spl & ra nge fir eplace carpet 2 car unattac hed garage Call for more 1nlorma t1on PRICE REDUCED BY $5 000" ASKING $54 9001 Th1s home IS Sit uated 1n a very noce neighborhood atlhe edge ol tow n and oiler s approx 2 000 sq It 4 BRs 1'.\ bath s kitchen dinette LR FR wood burner gas heal cent ~ r attached gar age C1ly school s Make us an ofler GRAHAM SC HOOL ROAD - Very mce ranch oilers k1lchen w/T ange ,ern g OW d1spt m1crowav e LR FR d nelle 3 BRs I bath cent au carpetm g 2 metal Ullllly bld gs Shown by appo ntm enl PICTURE THIS- You and your lamTiy re 'taxmg on a wrap around deck en,oyong a terr !IIC VIew olthe Dh10 R1ver You can w1th lh1s home at the edge ott ow n Otheratlrac t1 ve leatur es mclude 3/ 4 BRs 2 baths LR w1th stone ilfeplace and rn urored wall that rellecls the nver v1ew FR rec room k1tchen donctte 2 I replaces carpel cen tra l au II you l1 ke the m er you II love th 1s one r $25 000 - VALLEY DRIVE - Th1s 3 BR home olle1s 2 bath s k !chen LR DR car pet gas heat City schools Call lor an appt THE FAMILY WILL LOVE THIS ONE' Ran ch style home on 5 acre m/ 1ofters 3 BRs balh k1tchen lam1ly room LR CJI pet heatalator fi replace WB slove 2 ca r attached gara ge 16x32 m goound pool Cham hnk lence Call lor an appo ntment PRICE REDU CED TO $39 9001 - GREAT BEGINNER HOME - ThiS ho me oilers a large LR WTih f11eplace k1tch en dmm g area 3 BRs bath full basement I car gar age deck tenced yard just m1nutes to tow n on Rl 141 Call lor anapp omtment DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great onvestmenl too th e buyer Located on Graham School Rd Ea ch un11oilers 2 BRs l1v ng room bath kitc hen and stove refng OW and d1spl lau nd1 y large carport cen!T al a11 and star age well GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE NICe ranch style home sotuated on a 70xl48 It lot offers 3 BRs 1 ~ bath s LR fR w/fl replace eat'" kotch en gas heat Green Schools Call today YOUR FAMILY !Nill ENJOY THIS HOME - 4 BRs 2 baths equipped k1lchen LR attached garage heal pu mp/ cent alf whlflpool m maste1 bath above grou nd pool Shown by appomtmenl 1 INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 9 acres m/ 1 approx ~ m1 from HMCw1th lronlage on St Rt 160 OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - 915 acres m/ 1 Morgan Twp Fronta ge on Rt 160 Call lor del a~ls ROONEY CORA RO - Beaut1ful home on 12 acres m/ 1 Th1 s lovely house IS sur rounded by trees and oilers a un1que lloor plan L1v1ng rm lealures woodburner open ce1ilng des ogn kolchen lormal dm mg 3 BRs 2" baths lg pat1o oil don1ng area 26x40 barn and 15x24 garage Cal l for an appomlment LOTS OF POTENTIAL HERE' - 2 000 sq ft bUIIdmg w1lh lrontage on St Rt 160 12120 .a lk mcooler 12 It da11y case Call lor mor~ d eta 1ls NATURAL BEAUTY SURROUNDS THIS HOME - 10 acr es m/1 genlle I arm land neao R10 Grande Th e 3 BR home boastsan absoutely beaut1iullog addition whiCh lea lures a great•oom and splfal sta!fs to loll beomed ce1 hng stone ch1mney and wood burner Dthe1 lea!Uies ot lh1s home 1n elude lormal d1mng eat m k1lchen wood bu rner beh1een d•n•ng and k1lchen bat h part basement Call lo r an appomlment CORA MILL RO - Perry Twp - Bacres mf i vacan t land Cal l lor more deta~ls BUY A LITTLE OR BUY A LOT - Tl11sho me can be purchased w1th 5 acres or 58 acres and offers 3 BRs 2 baths LR kitche n woodburnmg slove carpet tobacco base 40x 60 baon cellar house and several sheds Call lor more lnlormal10n OWNER H~S REOUCED THE PRICE TO $39 900 - 132 9 m/ 1 pa slure !arm spr •ngs 42x94 barn tob acco base Older hom e 1n good shape 3 BRs bath LR kitchen Ca ll today AFORDABILITY + LOCATION= One n1ce starter home near Green School 3 BRs bath LR k1tchen l11eplace lull basement bog yard Call lor more detaols CHAROLAIS HILLS - 3 24 acres more or less Owner lmancmg available �8 HP Dynamark Riding Mower 38 tnch eut wtth snow blade Call 114-992-2754 Homellte Cham Saw B ft t ruck topper M.yteg Wnnger Washer Call 814-986 -3839 or 614- 986· 3931 Approx 3000 pavement bt~ck 57 Pets for Sale 64 M isc. Merchandise 56 Regtstered Pome ran ian puppy S months Orange m ale S200 Have papers Harry Batley 614- 992-3408 AKC Aonwe•ler pup male 12 wks $350 304 675 - 1286 Three you ng raccoo ns, 895· 3972 . 304- lor ••••· • 30 each or $760. i or 1~---------­ all Call614 - 992-72 92 TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS . hot rebluemg, now taking order orders for custom Mausers. call AKC Reg1stered NorwegumEi k· hound puppies 850 ; Pau Smoke Pearl M art1n Drawf rab bits, 304-895 -3029 aftet' 5 p m 58 Musical Instruments Trombone tor sale year-old used twtce 6225 00 3 04 675-6852 Ph one Bundy flute and mu11c stand $300 304 - 676 4144. Bundy clannet, e•cellent condition, u!led only two months Cell 304-458 -1953 Sn after 5 pm , $225 Signet clarinet w1th reed clip, retH:Is, used one school term Will sa le tor S300 , 304- 882 -3 661 304-876 -4631 New & Used supplies for bee kaapars L1ve bee h1ves irea w1th aupphes. 304-576-2106 57 Musical Instruments 58 1976 Pontiac Sunbud, green gas rang a. brown tweed reel mer &olid wood TV cabinet wnh doors, Honda 50 motorcycle 304- 675 -6072 or 675- 2396 Hammond Elegante with l eshn speaker, top of the hnn e, excellen I conditiOn S6900 Proctorvtlle 614 886 6440 after 5 . El ectr•c QUitar and amp Yamaha 12 string acoustiC Bo tti a-• c~ l cond Also oth er gutters Call 6 14-446 -0556 U&ad Baldw1n Acrasomc piano. good cond1110n Honda Twm Star motorcycl e. $600 Please c:alt 304 -675-7691 . . SURPlUS ARMY DENIM RENTAL CLOTHING !Carhart$ 10% over cost) Ongmal Army Camoufl ege , H 0 " Sam · Somerville's . Old Rt 21 , east Ravenswood Fnday, Sat~o~rday . Sunday, noon - 8 p m Other days appointments 304 -273· 5655 IK1ds camouflage). greenm etro Ptano and Organ lesso n s All en Stra•t Call 614 -446 -4663 Good used trumpet $125 f1rm Good M archmg R1fl e never been used 614 ·992 - 5791 Fruot & Vegetables Red ras pberr~ es P1 ck your own o r w e p1ck Ca!l Taylor 11 Berry Patch 614- 245 -5064 or 4468692 Grapes npened e~;~rly Concord and ot her Wine JUICe and tellv variety P1ck your own or bltY at $al es room Dun Rovin FrUII Farm, Rt 681 se o t Albany 0 Cn ll 6 14-69 8 · 6298. W eekdoys 1 0 6 Weekends 9-5 Fruit & Vegetables Ye llow Fre u tone Canntng Pesches Now Available Call for varteties and puces. 80S 'S MARKET Muon 773·5121 Open 7 Days Supplies & Livestock Farm 61 Farm Equipment T030 Ferg tractor new tires. pelnt, new motor, w i tt! 5 h bush hog $2250. Call 614 -286 6522 lnternehonal 350 dresel tractor w•th loader $2395 1200 Oav1d Brown diOSel tra ctor $2496 G nnd er, MlllltH $650 Call614· 286-6522 61 Farm Equipment 8ar1, chams, and sprockelslc ftt Almost any uw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO , Henderson W Va. 304 675 -7421 . 1936 Alice Charmer tractor, 8500 Set of 1urn plows on rubber. $50 9 tt cultp•cker. 875, Horse Jlrawn wagon on whee ls, $60 Home made wagon on rubber, 875 Call 419 864· 4262 . Used M -475 and V434 Vermeer trenchers 1-61 4 6~4- 7842 or 694 6008 New Holland 717 foreg e harves· ter. New Holland 467 7 f1 hay bind, Gehl winder milller All good condit ion 304 273- 421 5 64 livestock Ouroc Boars Bred ju st like th& boars we test ed at the Oh io Testation 1hat gamed over 2 .6 64 Hay 8o Grain 1rans~urlollnn 71 1983 Ford Fairmont- one own.,, llka nfMI t249& . 1981 Mazda pick-up truck N1 ce . No ruwt &1696 Ca ll 61,.· 28&·8522 ' 1983 Camara Z· 28 T-top, PB . PW end door loeks. FM -Can, AC , e•tra mce Black Call 614 - 246. 6040 1977 Camaro Rally Spon, PS Pff.. Auto 81600 Call 614 256- 1141 or 256 · 6643 62 Wanted to Buy 1200 bales Good clean MiMfld hay . Ca ll 614 36 7 7419 . Now b uymg shell corn or eat corn Ca ll for latest ~uotes RIV er C ity Farm Supply , 614 446 Hay tor sale S1 25 per bale Ctlll 614-246-9497 63 Livestock Hol stein Bull Ca lve& Cell 614 3 88-8524 6579 1978 Thund8f'bird D1amond Ju· btlee M oon roof. 24.000 miles Verv good cond . UBOO at Is. Ca ll 61 •~ 266 - 6704 Feed Spec•al lor August Oat Aifaltn - t-tay ~ St raw S1 50 bal e Morgans W oo dl awn Farm At 35 30 4· 6 75 -1286, 1974 Wh11e Corve«e Stingray Black leather mlerior T-top. PW. AC , low mileag e Call614- 446· 1756 M u1ed hay $ 1 bale on wago n HA y ior bedd1ng 60 c 304 675 1§7$ Pont11c Bonnav1lle, 2 dr .. PS , P8 Wt and erul1e, AC Excel cond Caii614 -367 -0 3 97 ahar 5 00 PM t• Autos for Sale 1983 Z·28 Cam~ro. 32.000 m1IB1 on bodv 600 m1l" on 350 engipe. 6 lpd loadtd louveu. bra and cat cover Included. Call 614 ~ 992 - 6169 1976 Dodge Dan Swinger 225 Sl•nt Si.~~; , Great Cond SBOO or best otter Call 614- 256 -9301 ~11 PM ' Hay $1 .00 a bale, 304 - 773 5165 lbs per day Roger Bentley Sabina. OH 613-584 2398. Work Horsf! l or sale Approlil 1.0 00 -1 200 lb1 S300 Call 614 - 367 -7118 . 7,2 Hay & Grain ,... REAL ESTATE 446-3644 . -- . ' - ~ ... ~~ E. M . WISEMAN . BROKER DAVID WIS E MAN . 446-9555 B . J . HAIRSTON. 446 - 4240 CLYDE B . WALKER . 245 -5276 I LORETTA M -oD AD E, 446:"7')2'!1 462 2ND AVE REAR BONNIE & JIM STUTES- REALIOR 446-4206 0i~7 191 2 Camll!lrO Sharp Mu st b(l sden to appre ciat e t 3995 1 ~84 Chev atla , mcu. S 2795 can 614 -286· 6 522 uio ooo Toyota Corolla 3 9 exc111l cond , fee atr, "t"-FM Can. flu t o S3500 Ca ll 6 4 -446 2&73 rrltle1 IMMACULATE Owners have &"en lh1s home loi s ol T L C. Amon g olheo lhmgs lh1s boasts a n1ce lao ge lamily room wolh a wood burner onserled rn fireplace. spac10u s k1l chen Ihal any wole will love 3 bed room;, I '. baths and a 2 car garage lo caled m a auoellamoly onenled ne, ~hbo•h ood. tusl oil Rl 35 on a well landscaped lot Pnced to please at $64.900 #216 Yellow Amanarefrrgerator 304 Apple butter ke« le &1 50, Sears w1ndow fan, 3 speed, S50, 3 04-676- 1731 Early Amer~can console 24' color televiSIOn Needs some work. SSO Phone 304 675 5416 19114 Mustan g l.•sl t6200 UIOO Bedroo m dresser. suitable for <: hlld' s room, 935 304 675 4831 after 5 30 p m 55 Building Supplies REDUCED !! REDU CEO' REDUCED!' A-FRAME - WOOOEO 12 ACRES mi l Llvong room w/ w b fireplace formal dmmg, modern kolchen. 2 balhs & 3 bed room s Spual sla~rcase 3 Gao garage coty schools Shown by appl Proced SO's Bwldtng Matertals Blo ck bnck. sewer prpes w1n dows, lintels, etc; Claude Wm ters. RIO Grande a Call 614 245 -5121 Con crete blo cks all siztts yard or dehvery M ason sand Gallrpohs Block Co , 123 '/, P1ne St Gall•polis, Ohto Call 614-446 ' NEW LISTING SPACIOUS CEOAR RANCH nested m lall pme lrees oiler s more lhan mosl Oulsland1ng kotc hen load ed w1l h beautliul oak cabo~et s and la oge br ea klasl nook Cozy lamoly ooomll(_olh hard wood flo or> and warm loreplace Formal dmon~, study . partLal ba semen! wtlh oec room EnJ OY the peace and Quoel on I he mult olevel deck wh1ch contams hoi tu b 1accuzzo oil masteo bedroom also 2 cao garage C1ly sc hools $129 900 WHAT A VIEW! - Oveo loo~tn A beoutoful coun lrystde. th1 s 3 bedroom hom e os peolecl lor th e fam1iy ru ll basemelll 111Ciude' iamtly 10010 and reG room 2 !.replaces Approx ') itcr e\ of ground $37,500 #218 1974 Chevy Truck 6 cy l . m otor good a;hape, body has a lltlle rust &:600 Good ti res Call 614· 256 6898 1972 White Fre1ghtlmer COE 350 Cummma Engtne 116. 000 rn1l es ou1 of fram e mej or RTO 95 10 transm lssron, Roc kwell 4: 11 rat ltJ rears 10·2 2 t ~res on bud d a 614 985 - 44 2 2 1987: S-10 PS PB , 4 i P9ttd, long bod. 1500 lb P•ylo ad For sale o r trade Call 614 992 65 75 1982 Chevy Truck Good shap e lots of eK tr aa Call 614 99 2: 2754 198El El Camtno Conqur sra p1 ck - up 69 95 mtlos Aut o 4 speed, AC PW, AM -FM stereo. canette $10 00 0 C~~oll 614· 992 ·7489 1985 ToyotA SR5. lon g bed PICk\.lp. PS . PB power Windows. hit wheal , cruise con trol, sun too t, 4 3 000 m rlu, $7,000 304 458 160 9 1983 Chevy ST -10 4 )1 4 , V· 6 4 spend h1gh mileag e. but sh11rp. $ 380 0 304-676 3044 1982 M al dtl small p1c 1t up truck air co nd 5 .sp eoct S2 200 Good 1hepe, 304 675 2722 19 79 1 ton Chevrol&t. e•ce ll ent cor,d ltion . 304 882 2696 74 Motorcycles 75 1985 Harley Davidson FlTC, E.C always garaged Many accessortos Asking $6600 Call Day - 614 -446 -6336, Evenmg614 446 -4411 Honda 1976, Model 200 Excel cond low m1leege Aeason•bl e Cell 614 -446 1368 1977 Hon da Goldwing 1 000 Good cond $1000 Call 6141 980 Honda CA BO 01rt b•k e Good Con d $ 425 Call 304882 -2422, 1979 Honda Trarl 90. S450 304-676 1731 75 Boats and Motors for Sale • 1882 Ford EXP Sun ro o l. PS P8. AM F~ nooo Call 61 4 441 ·0 8 09 '''"' 6 00 prn NICE GAPE COO IN - Thossluody oldeo home was bu tll to last and 11 has' Recently renovated ha s new bath 3 bedrooms donong ooom lull ba semenl. hardwood lloors aotd lenced backyard Ce rl amly • orthwh1le lo s lh1s one $34 900 • ~ 410 1 ~8 ? . Pon 111c Or11nd Am SE Spons Coupe Oni'J ~;one 1non th ot¢ C•nd'J Appla E11g iB GT me.gs tupe1 .st eteo Only 3800 mr\&tJ Sh•rp l RIIIOCIJI!f!g C•ll 992 - 273'7 I'll 692 1031 E'XT 326 6,. ~204 Aeady m111 concrete and all concrete supplies Call us Valley Brook Cement and Supphes 304-773 5234 ' Mark Twam bo at and t rail er for sale Call 614- 446· 2568 Summer C lea rance 1988 Ba\1 · liners ah eady on d•splay 1986 below coat. 1 987 at cost ' 86 Bayl1ner, 19 It Capn was $1 1 776 , now 58800 ' 86 Star crahC SS 161 140HP was $12 ,016 . now S8300 '87 Bayhner 19 It Cuddy 125 outb oa rd wa s $11 5 40 now S87 5 5 . '87 Stnttos 179V was S7721 . now !6857 M ot or Force 99 HP manual stnrt wu S1209 .. now $965 Mar m er 8HP m an ual sta11 , wa& $ 1149 now S979 Jnhnso11 4HP man uai st an was $799 now $610 8 u sed boatS m stoc k No reasonabl e o11er refused Act now! If you ro not buying from 11s , you ' ut payrng to o much! lrnper 1111 M arine In C. 1112 Mary 5 1 , Parkenbu arg W Va 304 485 2118 o r lm penal Marine "'c , 14t h and McCalloch St . Whflehng W VA 304 , 232· 2 49 9 " ,Jeo/ 0Jialr AKC Rag•stered Chow Ch ow pupp1es Call 614 - 388 903, PRICE REDUCE!} TO $50,000 00- Rusloc home selton g on 6 8 + Wol h elf1coency apart ment Owner os leavong area would l t~e a buyer Eskimo Spttz dogs. full blooded Call 614· 446-46 56 Red D o berman pups, 6 wks o ld Co11614 -379 2613 BUILDING LOT - 2'' m1les Irom coly Parl~al woodland has been suo veyed' Pmed $3,000 00 Half Chow Chow puppi 81 Mo1hBf AKC Reg Wean ed Ready to go S25 each Cute C•ll614 -446 -2108. 2V! ACRES PlU S WOOOLAND , ru stiC ranch 3 bedrooms 2 COUNTRY SETTING WIIH 2 4 ACR ES Of lAND County water, plu s own walro supply woth poes>urr system Has gara ge w1lh slordee aoea auacht'O Home os a 3 bedroom sect,pnalm r.ood cond11ton woth wood stove plus lorccd ar• luonacr Well msulaled, easy to he<l Also mclud PI oiMr sm.111 mobole home Al l pnc1d al $39 900 #322 PRI CE $41 900 00 Kyger Coee k sc ho ols U.S. DEPT. HUD PRoPERTY DISPOSITION-BR 200 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 If ONLY "VERY BE ST" os youo tlll111d, con s1deo largP FR lor mal among and lao ge Ill. each w11h toveo v1ew. 4 lao ge BRs lot s ol closets al1d 2 large stora ge room s Bea utolul new carpe t. CA and an 1ft-gr ound pool 2 7 ac1rs One m'le lrorn downto wn $95 000 # 134 SINGLE FAMILY ACQUIRE~ PROPERTIES "H~O propertie1 are awailobte for sale to all per1ons regardless of race. color , religion, 5el, mar1tal sto usj or Nottonat Ongm HUD reser n s the nght to re1ect any or all b1ds, to wa1Ye an~ tnformahty or ~rr1~ ant~ 1n o?y buk. B~ch vull be accepted fr om oil mtereshd parties, mdud1ng owner ocwponf r , 1ndi"duals and tnvutorl ' HIGH BID Will 8( DETERMINED BASEO ON THE HIGHEST NET BID TO HUO PROPER11EI ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR IlL!. BUYER MUI1 OBTAIN OWN FINANCING . ' co. INSURED ISYS. NOT WARRANTED) AREA 138188-203 BRS LISTING PRICE Patriot Cadmus (Patriot) 3 $22.750 Rd. DEPOSIT $500, NOT!, CHANGE IN EARNEST MONEY DEPSOSIT. PRESENHY IN EFFECT THE EARNEST MONIY D!POSII SSDO.OO RIGARDL!Sl Of THf liSIING PRICE, AND MUST B! SUBMITTED WITH EACH tiD. ~ TO II! AND / OR liD~ THill PROPlRTIES CON !ACT AREAL !!rATE BROKER OR &GENT Of YOUR CHOICE. FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. CONTACT: MR. JIM MISSOURI 614/469-2069 _fll_l 1 969 C h ~NrOII!t po ck up J 'Pol)f!(l 1695, 1917 Dodge A 1pen 1 42 5 1980 M erc.u 1y Bobclll . 4 lp""d S795 304 675 · 6 39 4 1179 Ford L r o 895 3430 EY£ FOR QUAliTY! - Th en come see lhos modest. but cute 3 bedroom vonyl soded home 18x24 gara ge low u11htoes Alloodably pro ced at $32 600 OLDER HOM E WITH MODERN FEATURES - 117 b•l h luel 011 lorced aor lurna ce, newer kotchen cabonels Exc ellenl garden ao ea 45x45 barn. 22x24 garage blra lot lor second home All lor $36.500 #329 IMM EDIATE POSSESSION - 5 room remodeled home 1n lhurman Move-1n condoloon NIC e bat h Kotchen wolh rehogerator and range mclud ed Losted lo sell at $$20.000 #326 GIVE ME LAND' - 40 acoes ol crop and pastu re Good water supply And a 12x60 mobole hom e on good condotron Barn, tobacco base $25,000. Awaots your doscovery #324 QUALITV BUill OLDER HOME localed on large lot on Pomeroy 2 car garage, storage area above Basement Hot wate r heat, gas furnace 2 bedrooms now, could arTange for 3 bedroom s Lel us show you thos one Askongl$32 500. r #300 Chev engme&- 3- 350 engines 1 1 V -6 front whell!ll drtve or S-10 p1ck up 350 auto transmluion Oids , Pontiac, or Buick Call 614 -245- 5067 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1 977 Chevy Chevette. good motor Sell for parts 11 00 304- 882 -3323 21 ft Chateau Camper w itt-. full bath, sleeps SIX Good cond•t•o n Awn1ng and TV antenna Call 614 -985-4418 1978 Ventura Camp er, fold down typ&. sleeps verv good condition. 304-676· 1 51 6 e 1972 Wrnnebago motor tlome $10,500 304- 675 -1731 , .S950 5306 co.rtdruon. •3 200 o • be.s t uff 11r 304 676 6414 ':) 1Hl~ OU10f 1 0 WN OWN E R S1ysse11 Makeh•man olle• Newhome 2or BR h u1~ LR , bath • rt with so hd oak u b •ntts , d~ru nc afu w/ shdmK &la ss door lud•ng to 1 wrap around deck wt lt U1Sulaled Approx 7 m1 !rom rown Ctty sc hools. 11lSI WOULD YOU BE WI LLI NG to pam! a 1111le and sawe a )at Bralllllu l I0$1dt, 3 8R 2 bath s OR all the cabmet space and cl o5ets 'fOll w•ll eve t nl!ed Just tah nvl!l payme nh I m1. h om f:leal Estate General tEAFORDm Real Estate ~ RrAl 10R NEW LISTINGI IF THIS DOESN'T MOVE YOU . NOTHING Will' Oul slandon g 4 bedroom 2 story home on Centenary woth 217 baths, l"ong room I amoly room, lor mal donong 2 car garage, full ba se ment & much rnore Call for mor e mlormat10n #2468 COUNTRY liVING - AFFORDABLE PRICE - 3 bed room ranch wol h noce s,zed oear deck and lenced yard lor rela XIng or enl ertarn rng Thos 6 year old , home has been well cared lor and os pnced nght at $43,000 #443 ONE Of A KINO - $11 ,500 - ! 2x60 onobole home tn good condtlron'on a large, shady lot 1usl oH Lower Rover Road on good blacktop street 2 bed!ooms. l 'h bath s, nice krtchen wolh range and refrogeraiQr Beautt lul locatoon 1ust 3 mo les lrom town . No reasonable oller woll be tu1 ned duwn #230 PRIVACY IS WHAT YOU WILL GE Tw1th lhos 12x60 mobole home wtth 16x 14 add tloon nestled on 1 acre ol landsca ped properly 8•60 redwood pal ro· 16x20 concrete palia and I Ox 10 oulbutldmg woth concrele lloor Beautolul count ry sett ,n g. $18,800 - #426 .. .' ·' •,' ·.-, $31.900 WILL BUY THIS clean, neal home bedrooms. al umonu m sodong, central aor and carpetmg throughout Located on lown Greal mvestmenl or -,., ~ tart er home #428 RENT IS A FOUR LETTER WORD -Gel your act together, so you won't be guilty Buy thos 3 bedroom ranch wolh vm yl stdong Equopped kolch en. lamtly room. lenced yard Fuonotur eslays oncludong wa~h er and dryer AI $36,000, you can't all ord to pass thos up . #203 ...,' ' COMMERCIAL SITE- RIO GRANDE - 21olson corner ol E College Sfreet I block oil 1« 35 2 block s lrom college camp us Excellent lor mosl any kond ol bu SI ness. $26 500, #147 LOTS Of REPAIRS HAVE BEEN MADE - A lew more are needed, but al thos proce, $18,500, you are gett1ng a real bargaon. IY1 story m Vonton 2 bedrooms, krtchen and double lol Make us 'an ofler! .. ., ., ., .. .. ••.. ·' •' NEW LISTING -Ntce one floor, 3 bedroom home 111 Syrac use, modern kotchell ca rp elong lois ol closels. gas FA fu rnace, lg sundec,k and b1g lot $32 900. 1 NEW LISTING -7 Rm home nea r lhe pool 111 Moddleport Gas luonace. cao pe11ng, por ches . slorms and small ll)t $26.500 MOBilE HOME-Lrke new. 2 Br home Cenlral aor anrl heal. Ran ge, oelro geralor vlolh s u ndec ~ Only $7,500 NEW LI STING-You ng trm lj_er, provale locatoon Ov er 6(}jl acres Plus all mon erals f(iW LI STING- 100 acres ,.Qre or less, leadon g Creek 'lfater, gas and oo l wel ls M1 nerals ltiW LISTING- New brock. 3-. Br home near Rl 33 f'{orth 3 bed rooms. 5 clo!iels. 2 baths. lull basemen! i\lld cook unrls fltW liSTING -Bar gaon 6 r!Jt Ira me Bath. drolled well, T P.. water plus 2nd lol wtlh ttaoler hookup 2 se phc tauks Askong JUSI $16,000 CERTIFIED :; APPRAISALS .> ·:. 992-3325 Hou:;inq 1~·ddqud' ters RON ' S TeleVISIOn Serv1co House cells on RCA Quazar, GE Special1ng m Zen1th Call 304- 576 - 2398 or 614 446 2454 Fetty Tree Tr.mm1ng stump rem o\la l Call 304- 675 1331 . Rot ary or cable tool dttlhng Most wells compl eted ume day Pump sales and serv1ce 304 - 895 3802 B2 top· dead take 304- Plumbing & Heating CARTE R' S PLUM SING AND HEATING Cor Fourttl and P1ne Gallipolis Oh1o Phone 614-446 - 3888 or 614446 -4477 84 Electrical J & J Water Sorv•co- Swimming pools, cisterns , wells Ph 614245· 9285 R 8a R Water Setvi<:e Home CISterns wells pools filled Formerly James Boys Water Call 304- 675 ·6370 Watterson ' s Water Hauling , reasonable rates, 1mmed11te 2 000 gallon deliVery, c•st8f'ns pools well. etc call 304- 576 2919 Formerly Ketl's now John's Water Service, John Wat tera;on, Jr Owner 1,000 or 2,000 gel S8fVICe 304- 576 2248 87 Upholstery & Refrigeration R & M Custom Couches and 0322 Aeupholstery. St. Rt 7, Crown C1ty, Oh 614- 266 -1470. Eve 614-446 -3438 Open datly 9 to 4.30, Sat 9 30 to 1 .30 Old & new UpholStered Res•d enttal or commerc1al wir mg New service or repairs l•censed ele<:tncean Esttmate free R•denour Electrica l, 304 675- 1786 M owrey 's Upholst en~"tirvtnl) tfl county area 22 years The best ., furmt ure uphotster~ng Call 304-675 4154 tor fr ee esumates. Washer and dryer serv1ca •nd repa11 Reasonab le rates 30 yearse•penance Ca ll614 367- Real Estate General WHAT A FARM' Approx 71 acres more or less Locat ed 111 Sprongl~eld Townshop Good area Call lor more onformaloon #2441 GET AWAV FROM IT All" - Come hom e to a beaulolul urban setl mg 1ust a lew moles lrom Galh polls Custom buolt bro ck ranch 8 room s. 3 balh s, drvtded basemen! Beaul olul stocked lake Corcu lar dnve lined w1th trees and shr ubs Nm e acr e homestead Call lao appoonlment Galh~ County's besl' #2994 r NEW LISTING' Where else with th e character ofthos one' I '~ slory lrame. mal donm g room , 3 bedroom s, bath , lovmg room, kolch en Tree shaded front po rch Barn, cellar, garden area large llal lawn On ly $29,900 Govea call today' #2455 BEAUTY IN THE PINES - Is th iS spacoous bnck and lrame lro level 4 Ia 5 bedrooms. newer plank lloor mg m k1tct1 en humly room w1!h l1r eplace for mal donon g hvon g room, rec room 3 bath s al !a ched 2 cao garage all thos Situ ated on 4'" acres Call today for youo own personal voewtng #2393 lOTS Of EXTRAS - Ntce ea!-111 k1l chen. I lull bath. uloltly closel. walk-on panl ry lg sc reened on bac k porc h carporl , separate storage bu oldmg and I 4 acres P11ced low $30s #2448 AGED JUST RIGHT - II you ar e young enough to enJOY and old enough to apprecoale the charm ol ol d hom es. com e see tho s one' 3 bed roo ms. bath. dmon g room boeaklasl nook and more #2355 2.090 ACRES M/ l VACANT LAND - Ready to buold on wot h drove way and loundal ron lor a hom e Corner lot $6 500 Call loo more mlormaloon #2442 • 155 EIIRAOROINAAY modern home - 4 ta 5 -b.:.ir~a~;; hv in& rm Wflnsert W8 , lllleble labacca bne 8 ac • ., ...... ·• 1 from I own 11'175 NEW LISTIN G - Louted on SR 7 in Crown City lOx40' steel building Could be u$ed for re ntal storage or business 2 lots $15 000 1'168 NEW LISTING ON T~£ MAR ~ET Beautiful bnck home 5 mm 'trom town 3 Btdrm , lg bath. owerstud uttltty rm . eaHn ktt with loads of cabmets App r o~ 24" of insulation bl own tn alt ic Central au. low uhhty bills Kyaer Crtek Schools 555,000. l ocate d on Bul.1¥1tle ~d N172 WANT HIDEAWAY HillS? ThiS cute htle A·ftlme wtth a lillie work co uld make a mce home with wooded seftmJ 2 btdrm up 1 down. Ph bat hs. bsmt , I& uhhty rm wsher dryer, rural waler pd . elec heat and woadburner Wtll conSider land contracl . Make offer Asking $24,500 lfl44 HOM( W/ IHCOME POSSIBLE Charmlna 2 bedrm home lg lR kit s111nporch bsmt and praee. Just a little b1t of heaven here' Extra 'anod buildln& Wl5 used to repu T\ls, Greenhouse. garden and fru tt Plus a Jlrden on 1 lot across the road, Al so hookup for mobtle homr Rodney B Rd W1111rade VACANT LOT! - Approx 21& acres Very noce buoldon g sole Land lays llat Cou nty wat er beong InStalled Monera! 11 ghts an d small tobacco base 1ncluded N2438 COUNTRY CHARM, surround s thos 4 bedr oom ran ch Large kotchen. 11<-b aths lamily room and 2 car garage Home ha s hea l pump/central a11 + 2 woodburners Noce de ck oU lamoly area 'A acres wolh noce trees and garden area ~2374 lr balhs fam1l~ rm. cozy home on 1 stah route close to town. SJ8.000 1 #167 WOUlD TH IS BE YOUR CUP OF T£A1 Hew construCt ion And now let's talk quali fy Dr!lah11ul brtck home with 2 bedrms 2 full baths huge eat -1n co untry k1lchen lovely ltw1n1 rm w1th ftYe 6' Andllrsen wtn dows OvtrlooklnJ tht Otuo Rtver City schoo ls. low heat budpl 12 msulallon i~ atllc, 6 walls UEW LISTING- I AC Mi l 2 MOBilE HOME HOOKUPS septic 1ank ond rura l water Kycer CrHk sthools Sll 500 OWNERS HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THIS WELL MAINTAINED RANCH TO $49.900 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bath s. lamoly room all ched ga1age Don I moss lhos on e #2 420 FIRST TIME ON MARKET IN OVER A HUNDRED YEARS - A good lamoly livestock farm 186 acres more or less 80 acres tollable. some limber, the rest IS beautifu l pastu re land w1th creek runn mg throu gh th e moddle Compl ete set of farm buold mgs wolh a slron g gravoty led wate r supply You musl see tho s one Call now #2424 NEAR RIO GRANDE ON SR 325 - lOT WITH METAL BUILDING (30" x40")- 100' ol road Iron ta ge $10,800 Callloday. #2371 --- $$ OWNER ANXIOUS FOR OFFER!! - MUST SEll' - I 153 acres on Bulaville Addtson Road onclud es seploc and rural water Good loca11on for mob ole home or house #2359 BUilDING lOT NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacanl lot wtlh sepllc, well water, 163 H road fronl age, good for mobole hom e or house $8 640 Call lor on for maloo n #2369 ONLY MINUTES FROM TOWN - Fram e and b11ck bo·level lealunn g 3 bed rooms. L sha ped lovm g room w1th lormal d1m ng area, k1tc hen mclu des 1ange and refri gerator Fam1ly roo m rec room at !ac hed 2 car gara ge Ntce lan dscapon g Approx '· acoe lawn $58.600 00 Gre en School Dostro cl #2418 EXCELLENT BUILOING SIT£1 3 4 acres wooded acreage, Iron! age along SR 588 Rural water an d ca ble TV avaria bl e Wolhon 2 moles app rox lr om cr ty Call today loo moo e tnlormal ton' #245 8 YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING AND lOOKING - STOP ' Gall CENTURV 21. set up a show rng and see your future home Very noce 3 bedroom ranch home 20 plus acres. 30' x46' garage 20'x40' melal buoldrn g and so mu ch more #2436 oo· ·owNERS LOWERED PRICE $5.000 On th os Qualoty bnck & lrame bo level wrth lots ol charm and lovong care 2 balhs, famo lyroom , flvong room . elecl11c heat pump/ central aor, 2 car gara ge, slo rage buildong, I ~ acre lawn Call loday' #2434 WHAT A PLACE! -Super noce 3 bedroom brock and l rame ranch Approx 2,700 sq It ftnoshed basement 2 car garage plu s unaltached 24 '.36' garage 3 baths, Ia moly room , lormal drnong, pan· try on kolchen Very well con structed P11vate locatoon, 104 acres (bord ers Raccoon Creekl ~2450 BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES M/ l OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER' - 1 car attached garage, 3 bed room s, hvong room. lormal dmon g area, kotchen complete woth apploances Ad doson Townsho p. Low $40 s #2385 $42.000 BI-LEVEL - 4 bedrooms, hvon g room , 3 bat hs, lorma l donong ar ea Stora ge buoldon g and over 1 acre lawn Woth1n monu tes ol lawn #2426 ·. REDUCED and you ca n pocket the sav ongs ' Bro ck and lrame bo-level only $49 500 3 bedrooms 2 baths lamoly room. formal donong area, 2'h car garage, elec heat pu mp/ cenlral aor Lot SIZe ap pro• 2'h acr es #2432 SUPER BUILDING lOT - $7,700.00- Appro• 120'xl 79 rural waleo Waln ul and pone lrees #2440 $32.000 - Owner wanl s a deal land conlracl renl or buy thos 1'h story 4 bedr oom ho me Sotuated on I acre Call lor your app oon lmenj today #2379 HOME & l'h ACRES. $35 000 - Alh actove 2 or 3 bedroom hom e near juncl 10 n 775 and 141 Has famoly fOam. foreplace. ba semen t. 2 car gara ge lmmedoate possessoon #2449 • • • WAT A BIG YARD? - l o build th at new home? II so. call us abouUhe se 3 acres more or less Rural water and ·utrlt toes on sam e Si de ol road Land os level Very noce buold tng sole #2422 446-6610 v, 0170 VAC ANT - BUY WITH QUICK POSSESSION 3 bedmoms. GUVAN TOWNSHIP - 37 24 ACRE FARM woth 2 story 4 beroo m hom e mcludmg lam oly room , lor mal donm g bat h, two car garage Appr o• 46'x60 bar n 2 co rn crtbs $39.900 Call lor more onlor matoon #2433 NEW LISTING- WISH WE HAD MORE AT THIS ' PRICE! Lovely two bedroom. 2 story wrth hvong roo m I \7 bath formal donmg, l ull basement. I car garage, gas heal central aor $30,000 00 NICE lARGE COUNTRY HOME - $49,000 Tw o story lrame hom e stlu ated on 31'-' acres ol genily rollon g land. Appr ox I acre pond lor your foshong pleasure 3 bedroom. 2 lu ll bal hs. lam1ly room Own er Will help you w1th lmancmg. Great place lor !he ko ds #2451 YOU 'RE MISSING SOMETHING of you don'l "' Qu ore about thiS 4 bedroom . 2 story tw o bal hs lormal hvon g an d donon g roo ms. full basemen! woth fa mily room . rec room . utoloty room and pa loo wtlh e<ee ll enl VIew C1ly schools Beau lolul hom e Call lo see #2437 2 16 E 2nd St . . Phon e 1 ·1614) -992 - 3325 GOUNTRV ESTATE - foo the Person Wh o Demands The Very Best! - l ocatiOn Sellmg on a knoll, su orou nded by II beaut1ful acoes woth lr onlage on Stale Rou te 160 new elemen lary school close to shoppmg areas Qualoly-buolt: by an oulsla nd on g buold eous1ng Ihe best ol male11als all bnck. fm e woodw ork Oesogn 2100 sQ II ranch woth 4 bedrooms. 2''> bal hs laoge kolchen/ lam oly room area, domed loye.o , 2 car gara ge Exlras : 20x40 onground pool pum~ house, 24136 detched garage, wellonsulaled wolhl 'h bath Extra acreage avaolable Tr uly one ol th e Iones! homes on Galloa Cou nly' #413 SWEEPEfl and sewing macht~e repair, paru, and supplies P1ek up and del.very, Devis Vacuum Cleaner. one tlalf m1le up George5 Creek Rd . C•ll 61444& -0294 OUVERS Tree Tummmg ping 1r1mm1ng pruning wood. storm damage. downs Free Esttmates, 676- 3811 Drllard Water Service. Pools, Crtterns. Wells Delivery Any· time Call 614-448 -7404-No SundBY calls Looking for a home? Look for the hotnetown ad MENU FOR TODAY' - How about a tasty dosh ol oncome' 2 slory home and 2 bedroom gara ge aparlment located '" co ly Ca ll today lor mor ~ onlorm aloon and an appornlm enl #2324 30 4 1977 M on1e Ctu lo , ••evw Eenlfl: Sl S, 70 000 Oflgmllltll les M ust Utl1, $800 30 4 675 48 3 1 aft tH 530pn1 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal lifetime guaJan tea Local references f\'rnl&hed Call coll ect Free est1mates 1- 614 -237 0488, day or n1ght RogersBasement Wate.-proofmg Real Estate General 133 ACRESMORE OR LESS- 2 st o1y old eohome wol h 3 bedoooms and more 2 barn s. pond. lobacco base. 2 slora ge buildongs Only approx 7 moles hom lawn ~2263 red -sl iv er. blac k la111thor , ev tlry Opllc)n, $5600 ~nd take oYe r 2 ylau p&ymtHI U 30 4 675 mz Home Improvements lOOKING FOR A LOT? 4 acoes of wood ed land 1n Green Townsh1p Rural water & eletlt1 c are avat!a ble lh os land has been surveyed Ltsted al $3.000 00 #2466 19115 Dod ge Oa'(!Onll T\.i rbo Z BEG INNERS CA N BE CHOOSV' - You must see lhos 3 bedrooon home located on Syra cuse 2 lull baths domdg room and lamoly room Healed car gao age wolh water Allordably pqced al $39,900 BI -LEV EL ON lARGE flA T LOT - Very ntce home• tncludes 3 BRs I lull and 2 half bat hs large FR wolh woodburntnRlor eplace. l 'l car gar age Newer carpet throughoul mosl ul house Su per noce cover ed porch "'d patiO lor lam ol y fun Located oul Rt 160 $49900 '#207 BIOS RECEIVED UNTl4:1S P.M. 912187 299 North Hi!Jh Street, 7th Floor BIDS OPENED 10:00 A.M. 9/3/87 Property D11posotion 16 14) 469-6906 19 83 Skylark 22 ft self conta.ned. ellleeltent cond1t1on kin" size bed. tub Call304 676 3276 after 6 p m Starks Tree and Lawn Service, lawn care . landscaping, stump r emoval, 304 - 576 - 2842 or 576- 2903 NEW LISTING' MOBilE HOME - E<cellenl con d1l oon, 1984 Schullz 14 x70 • 7 •20' ex pand a Noce kolchen wolh range mocrowave & relngera tor. 3 bedrooms, 2 lull bat hs $1 6.000 #245 9 1174 Pon t iac. good runn my r:ond•t 10n, tl50 509 1s.t Str(1•1 PoM t Pl e••ant • LIVING ADDRESS 198 3 Ctu yller ll)baton •rr ooftth11on au1o pnwet steenng & buloi es, AM FM e acellent cond . • 4 .200 30 4 675· 36 14 CiR . 1980 Fti\1 X19 eacellent AFFORDABLE· CASE 67& 6635 , 981 Ford Esc u ri St ftii Orlwll \jQn d.-y-hmtJ 304 773 6388, avon lng . 304 773 57/8 BUDGET BUV - $44 .900 - Break mto home ownershop wolhoul breakong you • budRel 205 Kmeon Or 1v~ olfer s 3 bed10om s SDtwous ceram1c balh dmmg 100111 and workshop mback of garage Central aor Close lo coly pool and new gall course #124 Camping Equipment ' ~-- Real Estate General .J. - PENNIE S A DAY MORE THAN RENTI - Take the ' bote"' out ol buymg woth lh1s oemodeled 2 bedroom homP w1th vlllyl s1d10~ m the Cheshne commun oly Re modeled kitChen dm1n g room, lull basemelll 2 car ~3Jage Proced 11ghl al S22 000 I 3 bedrooms. L R. ealon kotch en 78' NEW liSTING! 1972 MOBilE HOME & 5 Acres loc aled 2'; m1les hom lown Home has 3 bedlOom s, k1lchen w1lh ran ge & rel ngeralor 1' 7 bath s N1ce ongoou nd pool 32 116 Pn ced on the $20s #2471 1974 Oodg111 Spou air c::ondr uan R\Jns good IHteds somtt body work , 3U 4 675 75 4 I bath s kolchen wl mocrowave unhn1shed basemen! heat pump/ cenlra l au 2'' moles from ho spolal Reg.stered Cocker Sp&n1el pupPIBS Adult rvt1n1 ature Schnauzer, S~amese k•tten and Ca ll 614 -992 -26 0 7 or cat 614-99 2 -6$16 Strutt, 1119 95 pa1r, Installed Most models Muffler Man. 9 Stimpson Ave . Athens. Oh io 1- 800 -843 -3767 ROCKSPRINGS AD. IN MEIGS COUNTY - 1977 Sectoonal woth lhr ee bedroom s. hvon g room 2 baths. lamtly room forma l donong room. central aor Ap prox 720 SQ II Covered paloo carpo~ com boned Over I acre. lois ol ed ras #2453 . LG HOME AND 42 ACRES M/ l , noce nome Over 5.000 SQ fl lov1ng space 4 bedrooms on goound pool Formal LR & don 1ng. 3 baths Kyger schools Auto Repair Home Improvements VIRG INIA SMITH BROKER 388-8826 RUTH GOODY. REALTOR , 3 79 -2628 DIAN CALLAHAN , REALTOR , ~56 · 6251 KENNY GOODY , 1'~1!8 Mutt•no. l tlrodar(lstutt 4 c:vtt "nod co ndition t1 000 Pets for Sale 81 4 -14 Supenor wire nm wheels 304 675 -4392 . 77 81 Serv1ces 446-6806 PROFESSIO NAl SE RVI CEMAKES THE DIFFER ENCE 1$78 Oldl 11•1oon wag o n 1977 FO(dV•n 30 4 458· 1530 ONE OWNER - LOW MilEAGE - Wilh all lhe bell s and wh isl les E<cellenl locailon. super neighborhood. altracl"e well mamlamed on goound pool 3 large bedrooms b1 g kolchen w11h panily 2 bathS 2 car gaoa ge overs11ed llal lanoscaped lot Thos bro c ~ ranch IS on lhe col y sc hool d1stncl Broker's Nole ·Take a close look at lh os one We I honk rt s one ol our besl buy s $69,900 #1 04 Auto Part~ & Accessories Used •nd Rebu1lt transmission& Internally •nspected and guaran teed Installation avatleble We buy junk trart~mlls•ons Call 614 -446-0966 Dual e~~: h aust ktts. S99 96 tn stalled . Most Ford&, Chevy trucks . Van s, 4x4' s M uff ler Man . 9 St impson Ave Athens. 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Mer e f1ber gi&U top 57.000 moiM 1/ 0 w•lh wulor E•c cond • J 500 Ca ll afun 6 p m Stamlets 11eel e11haust I Y5tem• s 195 0 Call 614 4 46· 7895 N()W cuttom m ade t o r vow 304 675 4243 11ut:k mm or hom I! or clatiiC car Wtth ltfe-1tm e w 1r1ant y M u ft let Me, , 9 Sttn\pson Ave , Ath en1, R eal Estate General DhtQ 1 ·800 · 843 · 3767 675 -2598 GALLIA 1979 l1n coln Versailles Elllcel cond ClasSic 5mall c a1 w rt h ma_('ly e•tras 13500 Ca ll 614 - . 304-676 1662 . 56 1980 Old sm oh1la 350 dutsel 8800 Ql beat offer. Cell 614 446· 721 1 tdter 6 00 1$76 Carm1ro 350, auto. R.:~d Bl.t'ek strips No ru st W•ll se ll rea's on abl e Call 614 - 446 - .----~__--'_~.--E--:::Ai. ESTAT~- 1 969 Cheil short bed Run s good Call 614 446 C632 aft er 600 PM whoel b11se. AC Good t ru c"Call 614- 446 1522 - 1986 Chw Caval1er. black 26,000 m1les Deluxe tnhmor cruts e, A C , AM FM - r a~h o S8500. Call 614 246 9110 or 44& ...2323 IS EMAil·. Siiie" 1970 Che\1 truck. 6 cyl , short 1976 Ct1~ - Malibu C lassic wagon V-8 AC , AM , Auto Runs. good Call614 44 6 -9324 • Trucks for 7 The Middleport-GaHipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 446 0045 . 2535 Window wnh frame !?4~~:80 , S66, entry door with storm door appro11:1mately 79 VJ x35%. $50, Norcold apart· ment size electr•c refrigerator. 1 6 c:u ft. 17x17x23, •d eal tor dorms beauty shops, etc S55 Morgan's Wood lawn Farm. At, 63 ______________________R~e~a~I~E~s~ta~t~e~G~e~n~e~r!a~I----------------------~R~e~a~I~E~s~t~~t~e~G~e~ n~e~ra~l~------------------- , 1" Picture $15, per 100. 2985 166 Massev Ferg gas tractor. $ 46QO 8 ft . cattle rack t200 Shave• post dnver, 1600. F~nd 3 -1 4 Inch plows, 1250 Ford 8 ft disc. $200. Emco 6 ft bush hog, $400 Alao other equip Call 614 - 388- 9832 Four 13 inch tires off Mustang: two InCh t1re1 w1th nms. HarleqUin boofts. bnd cage, large punch bowl and cups, 304 - £75Full size f~rm bo11 spnng end ma«re:ss. hke new. $75 304773-5858 or 88 2-3760 st•c~s 35.. 304 87&- 1286 CROSS& SONS U.S 36 West Jackson Ohio 614- 286-6451 Maney Ferguson. New Holland. Bush Hog Seles & Service Over 40 used lractou to choose from & com plete line of new Si used equipment Largest select•on 1n S E Oh•o Quality fruits and Vt~get ables retell and wholesale 8 &~ S Produce across fro m P12za Hu1, Ga lhpol1s, Ohto Genera Tobacco 23. 1987 23.1987 . Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. nel 388-8155 J. Merrill Carter ......................... 379-2184 • Phyllis Loveday .......................... 446-2230 JUDY DEWITT II Becky Lane ................................. 446-0451 I SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., lftiC. t 1"1117 t ••nlu l') 21 H., .tl bt,tll- BROKER Patrick Cochran ......................... 446-8655 Curp11ro~IK.tn •~ tru,.lcc l1:r th1.• Nr\F & .. nJ • - tr.h.ll.'m..r'-s uf C.:!!n tury 21 R...al littat.=o Corporation EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTL~ OWNED i!-ND OP£IAT£D. Equal Huu 0In 0 .-..uftomtv • S rr--·· ., .. ' �·-· Page D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport-GaHipolis, Ohio-:-Point Pleasant, w. August 23, 1987 Va. Truck, tractor pull draws big crow~ . •. ROCK SPRINGS - A truck and tractor pull packed 'em into the centerfield at the Meigs - County Falr Friday night as the ann ual event again proved lis popularity with fairgoers. Taking top honors In the 5800 four wheel drive truck competition were Nick Swain, Ga lllpolls, first; Thelma Story, Athens, second: Bill Chaney, Washington, W. Va ., third;, Jeff_Johnson, Reedsville, fourth, a nd David · Wllloughby, Athens. fifth . Winners in the 6000 fleld stock tractor event were Elmer Sto ne Dexter, firs! ; Rod Keller, ·ches: ter, second; David Hive ly, Gallipolls. third; Lester St. Clair, project Is finan ced through FmHJ\ us housing for the elderly. II contains 25 apartments, each with a kitchen, living room and dining area, one bedroom, one .b ath, and a private patio or balcony. Each apartment also has Its own eiectrlc heat pump for heating and air conditioning Finn begins operation in Athens ATHENS - CLC Ltd.'s Gold and Silver, owned by David Ed\Yards and manage d b)• Fred L. Young, both of Pomeroy. opened its doors Monda y on Richland Ave. In Athens. Ed wards Is formerly of V.D. Ed wards Insurance and Young formerly of CLC Coi ns. The business will carry a large stock of 14K gold and sterling jewelry. Gol~ and si lver coi ns will be offeTed at . ;ll'cva iling ma rket rate. CLC will a lso bu v items at m arket ra te. · Access to nea rly one thousand of the world"s dealers in jewelry. bullion. coins a nd other coll ec tibles will be provided bv teletype, as well as access to wa tc he-s and and fifth to Jeff Hanger of Newark. . E lmer Stone wa s fi rst In .the 8000 field srock tractor with R,odney Keller. second; David Hi vely, third ; Lest er St. Clair-, fourth, and Steve Kinzel, fifth . 436 • • . T at y Vot .37. No.74 Copyri9hted 1987 WASHIN GTON rUP l i -Cal · tte and ca i\'CS being fattened In fcPdlots pr'iOJ' to being s~ nt to s laughter totalNI 6.69 millio)l head on Aug. I. up 6 perce nt from a :vra r ago. The Agric ulture Depart m~: nt 'aiel Frida , - that p roducers put 1. 26 million cattle in fc·l'dlots In percent from il!S t vcar but 17 percent more than two yeors ago, · will . Monitoring begin September I I I ' LE VELA ND (UPi l - It ' lime In Washln.:ton a nel at lea t six or Ohio's 11 u.s. Re prr,sent atlvcs, tllclr families and s tair mt'mbcrs arc laki n ~ the ir s umm er tri ps ai taxpay rs ' expen e. An additiona l five co ngressVll~illlon m f' n are travel i n ~ at thP t•x: p£'n!ie I FURNITURE CORPORATION trip this y~~r . Rep, Bob McEwen, R-5; of Hills boro Is schedul ed to travel to Pa nam a and Honduras bctwecn Aug . 26 and Aug. 29. a long with 1.1 sta I C' reprc-sen 1a1ivcs and sen a· tors. who will bepaylngthclrown way. The poUt ic ia ns arc makin g the " fact findin g" tr ip aft er a simil a r junket by Gov . Richard Ce les te, who Is opposed to Ohio National Guard un its tra ining In Central America. Mc Ewen. a U.S. Se nat e hopeful, a nd his press secreta ry will ha ve their trip pa id for ' tiy the gover nment because hr Is a me mber of the House Veterans · Affa irs Commi tt ee. Rep. Clare nce Mill e r. R-10. ol Lancaster. will bP traveling to Wes t German.v a nd Yugos lav ia wlt h hi s daughte r. By su mmer 's e nd Re p. Donald Lukens will ha ve v is it ed three countri es In two hemi s pheres. A flight to Hondu ras ea rlier wa s paid for by th e Action Founda· lion, a n "education and humanit - arian" int eres t group supported by Lukens. On Aug. 11 , Luke ns embarked on an all -ex penses paid trip orga-nl1.ed by the Taiwanese gove rnme n t to lobby for Inc r e ased trade In his dis trict. La ter thi s wee k. Lukrns will g ive a co mm en ce m ~nt speec h a t the U niversity of Costa Ri ca. which w il l pay for his tr ip . Rep . To m Sawyer. D-1 4. of Akron, will travel to Palo Alto. Calif .. later thi s month to appear · on a Stanfo rd Univers it y pa nel di scussi ng "educa ti onal iss ues. Rep . Louis Stokes. D-21, of Warren sv ill e Heig ht s. will be makin g trips to Paris, London. Athens. Frankfu r t a nd Is tanbul, whil e Rep , Edwa rd f'e lgha n. D19, of Lak ewood will travel to Turk ey. Greece a nd Ma lta . Re p. Ralph Regula , R-16, of Navarre. took a 10-da y tour of na tiona l parks In Colorado a nd California with his wife . "'He' d never seen them . He wanted to see wha t we were ge tt lng for our mon ey out there," a n a id e sa id. adding that so me wes tern parks face urban prob· !e ms simil a r to those of the Cuya hoga Valll'y N a tion al Re· creation Area. • FACfORY AUTHORIZED SALE SAVE '35% ON ALL ORDERS Once again Norwalk Furniture Corporation has chosen our store to participate in their annual Factory Authorized Sale. They're giving us a generous discount during the next two weeks and we're adding our own reduction to save you hundreds of dollars on some of the finest living rooms in America! During this event, you'll save 35% .on all Norwalk sofas, chairs, recliners and sleepers. Special order from 400 selections available in 700 fabrics. And you'll receive factory-fresh furniture delivered to you in just 30 days. CJ disease in human s who work w ith animals, the depa rt m ent sa id . During the 1980s, lister ios is emerged as a significant illnc" associated with rood. ' ELBERFELDS POMEROY Board to meet EAST MEIGS- E.; as tern Local Board of Education will mee t Jn general session Thursda y, 7:30 p.m ., at the high schOol. of interest groups, accordl n ~ to the l ~ve l a nd P lai n D a ler. The annu al officia l tri ps. usu ally made In August durin~ the congress iona l su mmer rec(lSS. ha ve brco mc targets fo r crll lcs of f'XCPSS gover nnwn tal s pend ing. Dcmot·ra t.lc p r(•sl d ~ n t ia l ca ndidate Joseph Blden once said foreign t ra\· ~1 by govern men! of fi ci al s hJid "a dc,crvcd bad re put atio n There arr no accura te records on how muc h the ~over lim e nt spe nds on co ngress ional junkets , bu t the offi cial trip are es tl· mated to cos1 taxpaye rs mil lio ns of dol la rs eac h vea r. - Rep. Dennis Eckart , D-11 . tol d the paper that " official tt·i ps can be valuabl e - If they're legit I· mate work trips." Eckart said hC' Is not taking a govl'rnmenl -pald A living roo~ sale tailored just for you. More styles, fabrics and choices than you can imagine .... and all at .Factory Authorized Savings. WASHI NGTON rU P l r - The Agriculture Depa rtment says it will begi n offi cial mon itoring on Sept. 1 of cookt-d. rc;Jdv-to -C'al me at and pou ltry for· a tiacteri!J that ca uses a disease bla med lor <I deaths from cheese in 19R ~i The bac teria. [.istcrla mono· c~· t ogt- n es. ca uses lister iosis. which has long been recogn iu •d as an animal dis easf' and ·as race In thr quarter ho'rse racing of the Meigs County Fair Saturday. See n•sulls, additional photos on page 3. Congressmen take vacations at nation's taxpayers expe~se NeRWALK® STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:00 MON.-SAT. MONDAY, AUG. 24 :..=....J I VISA We're your NeRWALK®Special Order Gallery store. I l "DMI0!01 OHIO t!. Ut , , lUI . enttne Harvey Wllioughby, 9, Gallia C0 uniy, Is alive today thanks to a tremendous effort by emergency and fire departme nt members and the departme nt of ·sheriff Howard Frank Saturday evening when the youth was stru ck by lightning at the Meigs County Fair. Willoughby was lea ning against a large poplar tree in the area behind the grandstand on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds when the tree was hit by lightning about 6:20 p.m. The lightning s plit the tree from the top towards the ground before strlk· ing young Willoughby. Trained personnel of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vice and fire -department members close by at the time immedlaJely began work on lhe youth who was in complete cardiac arrest CPR. mouth to mouth resusitallon and mass trousers. were used to rev ive the youngs ter. At the request of Bob Byer , direc tor of the county EMS service, the department of Sheriff Howard Trl!rik -kept all unauthori zed personnel from the accide nt sce ne. Granr Hospital Lifefllght II a t Wellston was called at 6:30p.m . and the youth was moved t.o the parking lot of nearby Meigs High School. The helicopter arrived by 6:50p.m .. and at 6:59 p.m . was enroule to 1 Section. 10 Pages 26 Cents .'A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper HAPPENED - Lightning struck this large poplar tree on tbe Rock Springs Fairgrounds Saturday night splitting the tree from the top towards the ground where the lightning entered the body of Harvey Willoughby, 9, GalllaCounty, who was leaning against the tree. Willoughby was reported In stable condition at Children's Hospital In C\'lumbus Monday morning. Children's Hospital wtth young Willoughby . Representatives from fi ve different emergertcy units worked wit~ the youth before he was placed on the flight ·to Columbus . Willoughby was placed in in· tenslve care and remained there this morning. He Is listed In fair ' condition and is reported to be stable and alert. The youth received first and se-cond degree burns to the back. Young Willoughby was camping at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds with his family during the fair, it was reported . The names of his parents were not recorded Byer said. South Korean worker's death brings resignation ·demands SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) An influen t'ial dissident organiza· lion today demanded President Chun Doo Hwan resign io the wake of s trike Violence that resulied In the dea th of a shipyard worker. The Na tiona! Coalition for Democratic _Constitution , which organi ze d na tionwid e anti · government protes ts in June which forced Chun to agree to sweeping democratic reforms , said the death of Lee Suk·kyu on Saturday proved Chun 's reform promise was "deceitful." Lee died when about 3.0oo workers of Daewoo Shipbuilding a nd Heavy Machinery Co. dished with riot pollee in a violent protest on Kojedo Island 210 miles southeast of Seoul. He was injured by a tear gas grenade and died at a hospital, news reports said. A funeral · service for Lee will be held Wednesday. The coalition, ,In a prepared state ment. said the death " clearly" showed that Chu11's promise for reform was "false and deceitful" and "served as a precious lesson for those who Indulge in a vague , Illusion of democratization." • The coalition said "to take . TO SfTURDAY, SEPT. 5 Elb.,Feldr • responsibility for the Incident and seek forgivenes s of thepeople, there Is no alternative for this regime but to step down vo luntaril y." The organiza tion urged people to take an active part in mourn ing for the dead worker, and asked radio and televisio n sta· lions to suspend entertainment and sports progra ms during the mourning period. Lee 's death was the first fatality in more than four weeks of sometimes violent labor di s· putes that have paralyzed dozens of industries. National Police Chie f Kwon Bok -kyong said pollee had to fire about 1,000 tear gas bombs, mostly hand-thrown grenad es, to put down th e labo, r demonstration . "When faced wlth violent dem· onstrations , pollee ca nnot but use tear gas," he sa id. '"The autopsy s hould disclose the exact cause of of his death. Pollee will be again instructed to carefully s tick to safety regulations in using lear gas against demonstra tors." Officials sent about 4,000 riot pollee to the island to control the protests, news reports said. Encouraged by Chun' s reform . promise, workers have staged more 1han 1,600 protests since July 1 seeking steep wage In· creases and better working conditions. More than 500 disputes remain unsettled as of this mornin g, the Labor Ministry said. About 1,000 employees of Ko· rea Air Terminal Service Co., who clean cabins, handle ca rgo a nd provide olhe~ ground services for airliners, stag.ed a strike for the third day at Klinpo Airport, delaying flights from one to three l!ours todlcy, officials said. Kia Motor Corp .. the nation's third largest automaker, reopened Its assembly lines today as parts and components began flowing from suppliers where strikes had ended . Hyundal Motor Co .. Korea's top aulomaker and exporter. resumed production la st week . Daewoo Motor Co., the second largest auto firm. was planning to reopen normal operations soon, company offici a Is sa ld . Officials at the Trade-Industry Ministry estimated that the labor protests have caused business losses of $637.5 million including $240 million In ex ports. t; ar exports s uffered by $H3 million, they said . U. S. officials. dismiss report pending summit this autumn. 2 WEEKS ONLY 992-3671 • Quick effort ·by officials saves youth from death di a monds. Current spot prices for gol d, s il ver a nd platinum a re avaiia ble also. The company is open 9:30 to 5:30 Monday through Saturday and may be reachecl du ri ng tho se hours by ca llin g 592-2025. LOCI\!. WIN NER - Pat Hill and son, ,John, ' representing Pal Hill Ford are pictured present· log a trophy hlanked to 01~ Luc ky Deck, owned by Jennings Recglr, ltucine, and winner of the-fifth • '' • Gallia boy, 9, hit by lightn · and survives Holier has champion bull at Meigs fair POMEROY - Roy Holter. Pomeroy, exhibited the c ham· pion bull, senior champion female, junior champio n. fema le and the grand champion fem ale In the Holste in breed of d a iry cattle at the Meigs Count y Fa ir . Judging of dai ry cattle at the fair was he ld Thu rsday afternoon . In the Hols tein breed, Holter won second in the bull, two years and over c lass wit h ,Jerry Smith, Racine, taking second; Holter had the bes t cow, 4arid over with Smith. second , and Don Smith. Racine. third . Hol ter won the . blue in the judging of cows. 3 and under. Jerry Smith took first in 1he cow, 2 years and und ert hree with Chuck Parker. Pome roy, taking second. Jill Tay lor Pome roy, had the first· place senior yearling heifer with Holt er tak ing second . Holter had the bes t junior yea rlin g heifer, ttre best senior heifer ca lf, the best int erm ediate heifer calf and the best junior he ife r calf. In the Ayrsh ire breed judging, Don Smith,, Racine. won the best senior female awa r d with J f'ff Rose. Racine, showing the .ju nior champion femal e and the gra nd champion female. Smith won blue ribbons for the cow, ~ yea rs and older; t he~o w. 3a ndund er4. and the cow , 2 and under 3 wi th Rose taking a firs t place in the senior he ifer calf judging. Smith won a blue i'n the two genera· lions judging. Kathleen Pa r ker . Pomeroy, exhi bited ' the se nior cha m pion female ; Brent Ro se. Raci ne, the junior champion femal e. a nd Parker. the gr a nd c hampion femal e in the J ersey judging. Margaret Park er. PomPro y, won a blue In the judg in g of cows, 4 and over with Ka thl een Par ke r ta king second. Ka thl ee n P ar ke r won a blue in the cow. :la nd undN 4 clasxs. with Brent Rose wi n· ning second. Ka thl een Parker won a blue for the bes t cow. 2 and under 3 with Rose w inni ng a bl ue for the best junior ye arlin g heHer and K. P ar ker wi nn ing st-cond . Pa rkt-r ex hi bill'd the best sen lor heifer calf and Rose the bcsr junior heifer ca lf. K. Pai·kcr won blues in the produ ce of cow and fhe two generations judging . ) Cloudy tonight. Low In mid 50s. Rain likely Tues· day. highs between 75 and 80. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mo·nday, August 24, 1987 .July,. down tR SPV('n stat('~ in I Pick 4 9605 ' Super Lotto 6-17-28-35-39-42 brush firP on ·mus Road : Rac ine at 1il'' 1~ p.m. to rtout e 338 for Cora Webb to Veterans Memot· la l Hospit al. Feedlot figures are up '6 percent \~ ~ ' Daily Number Page3 Squad reports eight calls Friday POMEROY - Meigs Cou nty Emergency . Medical Services reports e i g ~t ca ll s Friday: Ra · ci ne at 9:01a.m. to Portland for Helen Sams to Vetera ns Me mor· la l Hospit a l: Middleport a t ll: 11 a. m . tO Sou th Front St. for Katlr Ant hony to Veterans Memorial Hospit al: Middleport Fire De· part ment atll :43a .m . toabrus h an piCniC uesdaynre on Zuspa n Holl ow Road: Tuppers Plains a t ~: 26 p. m. to , POMEROY- The Auxiliary of Route 681 East for Floyd Sa rTin · Veterans Memorial Hospital will ger to Plea sant Va lley Hospita l: Rutland at 4:48p. m. transported hold its annual picni c for Ra ndy Hudnall fro m th ~ fair m e mb e r' s a nd honorar y members, a nd their families . a t grou nds to Vc l<'ra ns MemoriaW 7 p.m. Tuesday at the southbound Hospit al; Pomeroy Fire Depart · roads ide park on Rout<: JJ, Those ment at 5: ~}p . m . to a st ru ctu re fire a t E nt e rpri se: Rutl a nd Fire a ttending are to ta ke a covered dis h and their own table service. De part me nt at 7:36 p.m. to a PI NEARS COMPLETION - Th e new Frenchtown Apartment Complex on Fourth Avenue near downtown Gallipolis Is nearing completion. According to Forest Mullins of Carter & Evans, of Gallipolis, the ge~eral contractor, the apartments are scheduled lor opening on Sept. I. The SSOO,OOO Logan , fourth, and Steve Kinzel, Pomeroy, fifth. Mike- Brown of Gallipolis..was first In th e 6200 four wheel llrive event with second going to Bill Cha ney, thi rd to David Wil loughby, fou r th to' Jeff John son Ohio Lottery Molitor"s streak at 38 PET SHOW WINNERS- First place winners In the Melga County Fair Pel Show were, left to right Ill front, J.P. Davis with hill "most talented" dog Sooner; Alyssa Hoffman with the "best ftsh," Sammie the piranha; Becky Meier, with the "best cat," Molly, a domestic longhalred calico; , Heather Mora, with the "best bird," Tad, atop hat chlcke_n; Jenny Clifford, with the "most talented" pet, hl!l' siamese cal, Bandit; and Mellssa~UIIerd 1 . with the "best clog," Smokey, a welmerlner, or German bird dog. In back are Melga Fair King Scott Oberholzer; Tammy Holter with her boa constrictor, Bobby, the "most unusual" and "best overall" pel; and Melgll Fair Queen Pam Ash. Not pictured Is the winner ol tbe ''best rodent" category, Jessica Mitchell a11d her sable ferret. The junior lair pet show Is conducted by the Meigs County Boy and Girl Scouts. SANTA BARBARA, Ci!llf. (UP!) - President Reagan's . administration professes lgnor· ance about 1he basis of a reporl that Sovletleader Mikhall Gorba · chev plans to meet with him In the United States regarding an arms control treaty. "We're not aware of any of these detalls," White House spokeswoman Leslye Arsht said In response to the report In Sunday's Los Angeles Times, which also said Gorbachev's tentative .schedule Includes a. . visit 'to the United Nations. The State Department was just as blunt, Issuing a statement saying, "'i'herelsnobasisforthe story ... (and) no discuss ions or current plans for a summit between President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev In September:" Senior officials with Reagan at his ranch near Santa Barbara denied knowledge of any Gorba · chev plans to visit the United States for the U.N. General Assembly beginning Sept. 15, but ~ they acknowledged · speculation that the Soviet leader, who likes to travEl! on short notice, could a tlend the U.N. session . If the res t of the report turns out true, it would be the first superpower summit In the Unl· ted States since Leonid Brezhnev met with President Nlx(J!(ihore than a decade ago. The las·;' U.S.-Sovlet arms accord, !he never,ratlfied SALT II pact , was made .by Brezhnev and President . Carter In 1979. • � 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 23, 1987 morris