http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a757257bc29e1636e3c2daa2496d3b59.pdf 659d6d97f86509cda3190bcc03fc1fb0 PDF Text Text '· Page GTE... ,...__._Local briefs Squads have eight calls Meigs County Emergencl' Medical Servtces reports eight calls Thursday; Pomerov to Succcss Road for Paula Llfe to St . Joseph' s Hospital; Svracuse at 4: >4 a.m to Bridgeman St. for Helen Sauvage to Holzer Medical Cent(>r; Pomeroy at ~: 1.> p m to Long Hollow Road for Adrian Roll<'rts to V(>tel'ans M(>morial Hospital; Syracuse -Fire Department at4: 05 p.m. to a pasture field fire on the Harold Smith property on Rout£> 124: SalC'm Township Fire Department at 7:05 p ,m . to a brush fire on Route 325; Racine Fire Department at 8:39p.m. to Letart Falls where a tree had fallen on a power line; Middleport Fire Department at 9· 05 p.m. to Route !\54, Cheshire, where a t r(>e was struck by lightning; Racine Fire Department a t II: 08 p.m. to a brush fir e on the river bank above Racine Locks and Dam. ,._ •' . Alfred T. Arnold Alfred T Arnold, 71. of Park Central Hote l Galllpols, died Thursday at VNerans Administration Medical Center m Hun tington , W.Va. He was the owner-operator of the hotel for th(> past 35 years. a World War II Navy veteran . He was a m emb<'r ot the VFW Post 4464 In Gallipolis and the Grace United Methodist Church. Born Aug. 18, 1916 at Pomeroy, he was a son or the late John T. and Helen Koehler Arnold. Surviving are his wife, Stella Rose Arnold: two sons, G(>rald tDlckl Roach and Charlie L Roach, both of Gallipolis; etght grandchildren a nd two ststers, Evelyn Hortense Epling of Gallipolis and Zelda Irene ' Healey. , Walnut Creek, Cal if . He was preceded in death by one brother and two s isters. John Bernard Arnold and Mary Susan Lippencott and D1 Helen Edna Gettles. Services will b(> condu cted Sunday 2 p m .. Grace United Methodist Church Chap<'i. Rev ' Joe Hefner officiating. Bunal , follows in Ohto Valley Memor:• Gardens. Flag presentatiOn Will lK' by VFW post 4464 Friends ma1 call at McCoy· Weth(>rholt -Moore FunE'ral Home in Gallipolis. 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m . Saturday : Pallll<'arers will be Gary , Jcf: fre~, Char!(>S, and Grt>gor;· Roach , Tom McCalla and Clair Get ties . Honorary pallbearers will be Miles , John , ar.d Rtchard Eplmg. Hobart Rose, Albert White and , Richard Rose ; · Vidia Girolami Vidia Girolami, >~. 132 Bul lernut ,\ ve .. Pomerov. died Wednesday at the Holzer Me dical Cent er following a lengthy illness A homemaker , Mrs Girolami was born &>pi 23, 1928 at P(>scia. Italy . a daught er of the latr Oridio and Rosa Ctacchmt Cecchi She was a member of the Sacred Hea rt C hurch in Pomeroy. Surviving arf' her husba nd . Guido; a son. Frank Girolami. Lov(>land: a daughter, P(>g~ Davis. Athens: a grandson, Mi chael Davts, Athens. threE' ststers, Verdina Bini, Rosanna Andreucci. and Rosetta Landi, all of Pescia. Italy. and 14 nieces , and nephews ' Besides her par<' nts. s hc was prec(>ded in dea th by two broth· ers, Rigolcllo a nd Tunddo Cecchi. Servtccs will be held at 10 a .m . Mondav at the Sacr(>d Hear t Catholic Church with Monstgnor Anthony Glannamore officta I· ing. Bunal wtll be in Sacrl'd Heart Cemeterv Friends rna, ca ll at the Ewing Funeral Home after 2 p.m. on bothSaturda\ and Sund<Jy Rosary sernces vnll be held at 4 p m Sunday at the fun(>ral nome . ' Rolwrt Grogan '· Rob<'r l' B Grogan . 8!\, Toledo, d ied Thursday at his homo. He" as born m Bradbury, Nm 10, 190l. a son at the lair John and Martha Fole1 Grogan He J'erired In 19!\i from the Ne" York Central Railroad havmf! sen ed , I Area deaths :17 YC'ars as a car i nspC'rtor>-. Survtving arer hi s 1-1 ifr. Dol'<' A Wilmuth Groga n, a daught N Mrs. Ph' Ills C WPbb, Lucke) · " son, Rolxrt Terrell Grogan. Tol edo: two stepsons. Gene W. Krick, Toledo, a nd Re1·. Gera ld R. Krick. Newton Cen ter , Mass : a stepdaughter. Dorothy A, Pomeroy of Spnng Vall(>y , N. Y.: two granddaughters, 12 great grandchildren, and eight stepgranrlchlldren. Besides his parents. he was prec(>ded in death by hts first wife, Emma Philips in 1960. Services wlll be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings -CoatsBI0w(>r Funeral Home with thc RE·v. David Pomeroy and the Rev. Gerard R Kr ick officiating. Burial will be in Riven·iew Cemetery. Servtces will be hPld at 8 this evening at the Wllzler Shank Funeral Hom(> In Walridge ~ft(>r which time the bod)· will be brought here. Frie'nds may, call at the funeral hom(> after 4 p.m. on Saturday. Carl M. Smtih. 49, oflll Pearl St., Middleport, died Wednesday night at Grant Hospital In Columbus. following a short illnrss. He was born on June 12, 1938, in Gallipolis, a son of the late Carl C. Smith and Margaret Waugh, who survives. A resident of Middleport for 20 year s, hC' was a truck driver for the T(>am sters Construction Un ton Local 505. ' Other survivors mcludC" his wife Dottie; sons Rick and Nick Smith of Galllpolls, Carl Shane Smith and Kenneth Hamng, Jr .. of Mtddl(>port; daughters Carla Luann and Casi Ka y at home: fo ur grandchildren: a sister. Mrs Joan Sid(>rs of Gallipolis: a nd a stepsister. Mrs JQEllen Brown of Ewington. Others preceding hlm In death were his stepfather, Ralph Waugh: a son, Christopher Smit h: and a grandson. Ser\'lces will be h(>ld Sunday at 2 p .m at the 'Cmmeens Funeral f'haprl. The Rev Joseph Godwin will officiate. Burial wlll be in Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call Saturday from. 2 to 4 p.m. and from i to 9 pm . Rescue.. Continued from page I ~ards from wh(>rE' the dog' los t his scent and about one half mile from the nursing home Langford said th(> bloodhounds did well. constdermg how long the man was gone , the heat and humidit1· of the day and the high winds Langford added the dog~ have been us('d in th 1s arC'a before " This was a fantasnc effort." Langford satd Fnda) morning. " I went home la s t night a nd ran the entire thing o1·er in m\ mind. a nd thcr(> wa s nothing I'd cha nge," he said. " I couldn't think of am thing e !S(' to do. We used en't;thing a t our disposaL " Langford added . Langford also sa id with dar kness and a storm approaching, if Saunders hadn't b(>cn found in the sweep. (>!forts would ha~·r been callPd off and rcsum<'d Frida;· morning. The man was in good ('Ondlnon. considrnng he'd not eatrn or had walf'I lot uJmost 2.J hours . and was brought back to Sc(>nic Hills b)· members of thr rescu<' team . " The cooperation and effort of the group was comm(>ndable," Mik(> McKinniss , nursing home administrator satd "They 1rescuers 1 worked quickly and s howed expertiS(> in the teCh· ntqucs of finding Mr Saunders. The\' had a good idea ofwherr to se'a rch and focused their attentiOn to thosE' pomts. "Calha County has a lot to be proud of In this group who came to search. " McKinniss added. OPEN - NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS "A NEW CONCEPT IN EXERCISING" By SUNTANA OWNER, NEIUA SEYLEI ·FIT AND TRIM Ave. lOS Butternut ~--~-- ,.! • at: •ae,boo.oo. ; NOTICE OF SALE Rocorde. into tho lollowlna porool of praiMCI Continued from pagl' 1 Sold Porco! No. 4 woe By vin.ure of •n Order of PARCEL NO 2: S!tuolod reo! Htato: appreited at: Deteted tram customer In monthly local ser- , Solo lo101od out of the in tho Wlllogo of Middleport, Troct No, 3; Lot 467 Common Plooa Coun of Couaty of Melg1 end &tete lower Pomaroy (Vill.ge of uta by Order of Coun . : vice rates." said Randall. Terms of $ale· Ceah . ~ "W(> r(>Celve an averagpof only Moiv• Countv. Ohio, in the of Ohio end bounded end Middlllpon) 1 I 20 ol37 fHt Real M1ate cennot be sold c••• of Benk One. Athene. dlacribed aa follows : S. aide. 11 ume II'PNr• on $12.76 from each residential N. A.. Plointllf, ot•inll HoTroct No 1: Being 37 loot tho lloudrtor' e Tax Oup. lor lor lou liNin two·lhirde ~t velue. , customer per month in local merl Bonecutter, Sr., et ... , off lhe South of Lot theYoor19471nthonomool the appreisecl How•rd E Frank, serl'lcc rates - WPll below our Oofendonte, upon • juda· Four Hundred Fitty-SevWI State of Ohio, rlference 10 Shotlff of mont therein rendered. be· 1457) •• per the recorded which lo hereby modo. actual costs, " Randall reports. Moigo County, Ohio ing cNo . 87-CV-89 In plot of tho Vltloge of Middle, PARCEL NO . 3: Sltuotod This Includes the cost of uid Court. I will offer for pon, Ohio. Tho above to the in the Village of Middlapo!', 18128, 19!4. 11 , 18, 25, ~~~ maintaining 268 switching center · ule .•• the front door of the aeme l)flmises conveyed County of Meigl end Stete and 45,000 mlll's of cable. he said. Coun Houae in Pomeroy, from Amoa Carson' by deed.. of Ohio. and beirt9 more fully Public Notice It also provtdl's for service Mllige Countv. Ohio, on the recorded in Volume 60, described •• follows: 2nd dey of October, 1987. Pall!' 829 end 530 of tho Being Lol Number Nlnetv· improvements and growth by ot 10;00 o'clock flo M.. tho Melgo County Deed Sixl98(1nPolma<'oAdditiorl ' paying for ne" digital switching following lende and tene- Rtcorde. LEGAL NOTICE to Shelflold, now MlddleNotice 11 g1ven that Cen~ sys tems and cable expansion ments. to-wit: lloleo, tho following doe· pon. Ohio. tral Corpor1tion haa flied an PARCEL NO . 1 Situated criMd real estete situated in For further description ref projects, he stated. application with the Public in tho Vlllogo of PomeroY: the County of Meigs. in the erence is mad• to the Federal deregulation of long Countv of Melge and State Stete of Ohio and in the recorded plat of said Village. Utilities Commiulon of requeating euthority dtstanc(> service resulted lri sub- of Ohio and dncribed •• Townahip of Selisbury and Said premisu are located et Ohio, to fumieh operator ltllstld~ scrlber line charges to replace foil owe· bounded end described ee the corner ot Fihh and 8oing o pon oflot No. 17 followa: Being the North one Palmer Streets in said intrastate long diatance telethP contributions, Randall said. phone •rvice sUtewide in of Burnap'e Addition to haH of Lot NO . 108 being village, Users currently pay $2.00 a Pomeroy. deecrlbed 11 fol· ' twentv ond one-hell i20'h) REFERENCE DEED. Yo- Ohio Any ;rttereated par.an. month firm, corpqration, or endty lows: Bevinning on the loot off tho Nonh eido of Lot lurne 288. Poge 141 , Meige who can show good cauM south line of High Street " That revenue helps ," Randall No. 108. Sltuateonthewest County O..ad Recorda. Also why thi• applieetion should 112112 feet weeterlv of the lide of Beech StrHt. beVolume 296. Page 55 , said, "but there's still a big gap not be grented llhoukl fil.t norlheest corner of Lot No . tween Laurel and Locust Meigs County Deed between revenues and actual 17 of Burnep'a Addition to Streets in Middleport, Ohio. Record•. with the Comml~tlon a costs . The rate increase will Pomeroy. to a po1nt which is Traer No. 2: Tho following PARCEL NO 4· The lot - written ttatement detlliling ensure we can keep providing 7! feet wnterly of II•••· reel ..teta situated in the lowing described real estate the reuona on or before high quality service customers wicz't weet corner. and is Viii ave ot Middleport. situated in the Township of September ·20. 1987, Unby a tile HI on the County of Meigs and Stetei Cheehire. County of Gallia '"' the Commi11ion reexpect," the company official marked CIIVH' a written stetement upper aide of bnck retein1ng of Ohio, and bounded end and SUte of Ohio and reports well. thence sQuth 8 deg. described as follows · to-wit: described a,• follows . . . to that effect and an aeeom· panving requeet for orel Biting the ealt one-half of According to the company. 50' e••• 71 v, feet to. mark Being Lot Number Four hearing on such istue. this a stone wall; thence Hundred and Fifty -seven Lot No . 4 in the Village of between 1985 and yearend 1987, on nonhwesterly following the maner will be decided on t ... in the Villsge of Kygerv1lle. 11 shown on plat GTE Is spendmr. almost $300 south line of lot No 17 (467, basil of the information Middlepon. Meiga County. in Plet Book 2 . Pag• 48 . million to expand and moderniz(> to the northwest corner of Ohio, and being Fifty 150\ Gottio County Deed contained 1n the epplicalion end the effldevita submitted its servlc(> An additional $271 the same, on the south line fHt front 0t1 the West side of Recorda . REFERENCE DEED· Vo- by the epplicent . Further million is earmarked for (>Xpan- of High Street: thence east - Beech Stroot end running information may b• oberly following the south line WMI to the alley and ell lume 238. Page 201 , Gall1a s ion between 1988 and 1990. tained by contacting the of H1gh Street to the place of unsold part, more or le11. County :>eed Records. According to Randall custo- beginning . REFERENCE DEED: VoSold Porco! No, 1 ap- Public Utilities Comml11ion ot · Ohw, 180 Eul 8rood REFERENCE DEED. Vo - lume 162 , Pogo 16, Meigs proiaed at. st 4,300 00 mers are noticing improvements Street . Columbus . Ohio lume 252, Pogo 897, VoCounty Deed Re<:ords . Said Parcel No 2 epthe company has carried out the 43266-0573 lume 273, Pogo 917:' ond AII of right. t1tle in Interest praised at. • 16 ,000.00 . past three years. This is evtdent Volu~M 279, Pogo 759, of Leo C Kennedy on and Said Parcel No. 3 ap- {8) 28, 1tc In an ongoing survey GTE Me1g1 County Oeed . .. conducts through an Independent firm, Randall reports. "Results in 1987 show that more than 80 percent of our C tne salt .tnd coa l mine industnes R d f M 1 lo c al s tores beginning In residential customers rated our est cnts o e gs aunt; wor-kin g on fh(> river, merchant s Novf'mbt>t', sen· tc(> good or (>XCel!ent 1n the d f actlvitv -----::-,--:--- have one more reason to look forward to the new year JTPA an store rants or, any · Public Notice eight service categories co· ·. show in• the cou nt v s labor her it '" vered." Randall said. ~ ·' announced toda v th(>tr plans to · develop a Metgs County Ca - ago A total or slx photos will lK' PUBLIC NOTICE If approved the request would: lendar for l9RR. Working with the chosen for the c~lendar. Winne rs Sooted bide will be reincrease the basic !peal service , . will rrccivP ld a $!\0 savings bond cei•ed otohe moyor'e olli..,, p rat(> business and resldeqtlal omcr~1 an d M J< , 1rpor 1 and their namE'S will appear on 237 Race St .. Middlopon , customers pay; move one-lime h , Ohio until 3 PM Mondov , Cham bet s of Commerc• , JTP,\ d _ Wlnnm• e nt rles will des 1gn and pcoducp a l'at e ca 1en ar ~ _ Sept, 14. 1987 lor the lolcharges. such as ms tallation l d I · h kh , will be' announced &'pr. 1 t. lowingexcesssquipmentol· serv rces , clos(>r to the actual cost en arsa utm g t ewor entagc All e ntries should be so •nt 10 lered lor .. ,• . of providmg them: compress of the rounl\ T~e calenda r will Ga ll la -Mcigs JTPA . In 'rare of 1- 1982 FORO LTO tuHd rate ba nd s. the basis of local feature p~otographs refle<'llng Gall Horton. 11 7 Wes t Seco nd St , ••::~:~~ ·~~:-~ inepected sen·Icc charges from 10 to five; the. ,co unt~ s nchdhftston as " rll Pomrrov, 4oi01. and s hould be be at the •ill•g• garage, Pork & mcrcasc the monthlv chargE' fo r, as I s present a n utu rP ' k,A b s I n Phot os High Sit · post mar '" v, ep . • . unlis ted phone numbers to $2 T oo bl am o'!d p ho toso fth rpas 1, will be rctur~ed 10 owners and Tho v1flage rHrveo tht from $1 35, cmprgency unhs ted J TPA Is conducttng a contes t dd . , s should IX' right to rotoot an bldo. romp 1etc a resse . Fred-Hoffman, Mayor op(>n to ail Meigs Countv r<'St · ro $2.2!\ from $1.50: additional . · included with entrlt>s . Vill•ge of Mlddtopon residential dtr!'Ctory list ings to dents R.estdcnl s are encouragcd Th ndars will be on sa lr In 18) 28. t9i • 1 10 subm tl photographs at least 'lll t.;,;;,;e.;e.;u;;,e;;,;;,;~,;;.;;.;;,;..;,;;.;,.;.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~I 7!\ from $1 and additional business listings from $2 25 from ,·rurs old showing some aspect of $2: establish a '>0 cent per call work rn thE' area. Some sugges IC'd charge for local and hom(> area sub.IN'ts cou ld Include farming , -·-- 992-3033 NEXT TO FARMERS BANK Sunday · OSU ace 'Hayes-type player' -Page B-1 B-1 bomber may have more hidden flaws Page- A-2 handicapped prople, health care agencies and pa)' phon es to be exempt from this chargP. No inC \ l'ases will be asked for In rates for features such as touch calling and custom calling. ThP case being filed by GTE wllltake about a ~(>ar for PUCO to renew beforr a df'tbdon Js J'(>ach(>d, according to Randall GTE' s last rate case ftled In 1984 was decid(>d b\ lh<' PUCO 1n ,Ju ly, 1985. R(>sulting inerrases avPraged $1.38 a month lor r(>SJd(>ntia l one-part) usrrs Th e company serv(>s aboul l~lii, IXIII c ustomers in Ohio's 88 countt rs . Hospital news Vclerans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Vl' tl Ham Cogar , Racine: Clara Wtllt ams. Shade: Adrian RobNi s, Pomeroy, ' Noah Chasteen Mtrl dleport: W(>ndell Banrtr , Langsville Thursda y Discharges - Cl)·dr Bobo, Alic(> Dilly , .JuaniiD Chap man. Gerald Dill Lotlt>rv numlwno Cl.f-'VF.LAND 1CP ! 1 - Thu 1s dGI\ 's winning Ohio Lot1c1 \ numbc•r>: Daily Number ~h4 Ti cket sales totaled $1.19q.4i1. with a pa)·off due of S440.!\22.!i0. PICK-I 4o!\4. PICK -4 ticket sa lrs Jotal<•d ~1R.i .:£>2 w1th .1 pa)·ofl due of $R2 , 6~1 PICK ·4 Sl stratght bel pa1 s $6.432. PICK -4 Sl box bet pa) s $5:16 Plan GED classes The high number of people in Gallia, Meigs and Mason Cout nies Without hlgh school diplomas ha s influenced the facutl\ ' and admlnlstratlon or lhP Sou lheastrrn 13uslness Collc~r to begin GEDclasses lnSeptem'bcr GF.D or high school equhal · <'n<'Y classes arc availablr to. a nl'onr without a high school dtpolma and wll! be taught on a sm all group basts, according to Sharon Drain, director of educa lion at 1he school Therr will lK' no charge for Ju tlton 101 the classes and thr onlv ehargr is a s mall fre e tor book < Stude nts will be enroll ed on .t first -comc. first-served basis Residents wishing morr mfo rm~110n ma y call 4'46-4.1fi7. Daily stock pfices uh of ltl: :1() a.m.) Provided by llryo·o• and Mark Smllh Hf lllunt EIIL' & l..orwl Firm Price Am Ell 'C'Itic PoY.rr . . . . :!7'~~ ,\T&T , . . . . . . . :!:!Y, o\s hland Otl Bob Ev•.n ~ F~r ms Charm ing Shoppcs F i'drt 'al Mogul. . Coo<liPat T&-R ... H<•ck'>l nl'. . l.anch;' F. nd . . . , . .70 . 2!1111 :J:H 1 47 11 .., .... 72 . ~ 1/1 . ~:~ 1 11 l.tmllrd Inc ............. . .... .48'\, Mulltmrdia Inc. .. ......... 70 Y1 Rax Rest~uranls . '!"..... . 4:Y, Robbins & Myers .. . . . .lil Y., Shc1nc~. 's Inc . .. ...... , ........ ~1 \1, "'''""'···s I niL . . ....... 10'4 Ind. . ....... 2!\ lUilfF ,gno. ••ttL of o1ge and subject of photo: Vol. 22 No 28 Copyrighoed 1987 BACON 'N CHEESE BUlGER PLAnER .. $2,79 O.r Popolw .... Patrie TofiiiN woh oCr..., lay~< of Molt~ Cho"'i, Tas~:~;,:.r,:~ lacon • S,.iol Monwms~a Souct, Telllllf• enllllltt«_!~~~ Col•" ~= ~.oni Sa· vtor 'ttot GoWin Frnteh ffiet Dl'ld Y•ur (haKe •I Ho~ • • r. or lok141 ..Oft, or , ••••• SakMI. , SUND. Y, AUGUST 30th LIVER AND ONION DINNER ................. $3,95 Ooioc': *"t Doliciaul VtalliwO< Cookod with, and lmothort<l 10, frtl~ ,·~~ ~~ l'otatOH""" Hom,... Gravy, Hoi lulllnd Corn 011d ,_ ...t~• ~loth 1 hi latler Ho1n1 madt liKuit, MaJIIIItl tlo~lt CofiH, or S.ka h<·~ ..11111 "' 'f lnwt4, lA Smoll Drink· May h S.listJtoltoll lly Clli\RLES J . ABBOTT WASHI NGTON iUPJt- Neva da Gov Rt chard Bryan knows why near ly every stat e wants the world 's largest atom smas her: It' s "t he mos t stgnlflean t eco nomic development plum of the la s t quart er of the 20t h ce ntu ry" Growth-hungry stares have e nergetica lly sought thc $4 4 billion project. formally ca lle d a su percondu ctlng super co lllder since 11 wa s annouhced Jan . 30 Th ey face a dcarll tne of Wednesday afternoon to tell the E nrrgy Departme nt why they deserve the iargesl and m ost expensive sc lenttfl c device ever 10 be built - a nd what they will give the government in exc ha ngC' AllhP m inimum , the government expects up to 16,000 acro>s in free land. SomP sta f(>S offer much morr pi~ hundred; of millions of dollar< In assistance. According to a survey by United Press Int ernational , Btdders are miXing cut-rate e lectricit y and free improvements rangmg from roads and power hnes in many s ta tes to a free "science center" m Utah They tout the qualil y of life, cultural at tract ions. their Indu strial bas(> and hospitabl e geology. "God made Ohio for the SSC ," Ohio Gov Richard Celest(> d(>clarro at one point. Few proj ects rival the super colllder. which wou ld have an a nnual operatmg budget of $270 million and would employ 2,500 scient is ts a nd technicia ns. II Is expected to be a magnet for high -tech mdustries, scJCntific faciliti es a nd sc hools Only a few states. mos t notably Hawaii, I ndtana , Kentucky and Pennsylva nia . ar e passing up the com petit !on Twenty s tates are taking pan What's going on? i~erhauglfn nf Qll1rntrr RESTAURANT IOUTE 7 985-3132 CHESTEI in regiona l proposals - New York. New .Jersey and New England ar(> the larges t bloc - a nd mo st of the West ern stat es have agreed to back a neighbor if their own bid does no t make It to the list of fi nalists. Texas voters will decide in November whether to issue more th an $500 million in bonds to build laboratories for the collider and to help pa y for construction. North Carolina, with a site near Re search Tnangle Park, wou ld put $212 million int o public works and $.100 million into beefing up research program s at its uni versities Califorma drafted a $560 mtllion package of incentives built wa s put in Jeopard~ by legis lative bickering. The paperwork for th e two sites propos ed by Texas, near Dallas and Amanllo. wetghs 2.4011 pounds and will be flown to Wa s hing ton o n two ... •••• FS-80 - This Stihl hanl :"'"~~::::,._~ hitter cleans up Mn the • totllhest opponent. Rearmounted engine impl'IM!s balance Electronic isnition provides fut, SUI! starts. Antivibratlon ')'Item When II COmes IO servicing allows quicker, smoolber cuttrng, what lhey sell, Sllhl is bitting Shoulder hllnleas and protectlYe 11100! Unlike many compelitors, goggles Included. Stihl products al! wld exclusiYely $2119.95. lltrougll highly-tratned Stihl "Ser vicing" Dealers, who provide )OU willt ciw'-cut an-rs lo your questions and the but servlre available lor aD your Stihl equipment. STIHJ.: _.,...ltO.. ..GNDWHNI POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. MAIN ST. . ~ ' II POMEROY OHIO .. - ----- ------·- L planes. In addition, a maverick West Texas group is proposing two sites on its own. " The SSC is the most significant economic developm ent plum of the last quart er of the 20th C(>ntury ," Gov . Bryan told congressmen during hearings in April. The co llider would be an underground ring of 10,000 super-cooled magnets 53 miles in circum-. ference that would accelerate beams of protons to· near ly th e speed of light. Head- on colllslons of• protons are ex pect(>(~ to reveal the tiniest building: blocks in the universe, as well as telllngsclenttsts: more about co nditions at the birth of the universe .· The colhder would be 20 times more powerful: than the most powerful particle accelerator now in use, the Tevatron at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory near Chicago. Boosters say it wou ld assure U.S. pre-emmen ce in that branch of research. Racine man files $1,000,000 suit in May shooting incident : Gallla County. Several nearhy bu~lness manag ers were conlacled concerning the acllvlly, hul no one would comment, (Tlmes·SenllneJ Photo) .POMEROY - A Sl,OOO,OOOc ovil acllo n ha s been fil ed in Metgs Count y Common Pleas Court by Dav id Talbott , Raci ne, agas mt Charles W Barley, Rutland , a nd Donna Fa ye Barley , Rut land. doing business as The Cove bar. The action stems fro m an Incident May 23 m which Barley shot thE' plaintiff three times in the leg with a .25 caliber It rearm. Plaintiff was a customer in The Cove a nd had alrcady ordered and been served drinks. P lamtift alleges that Barley, Without provocation and with "willful and reckless disrega rd ,'' shot . him in the leg and then further assaulted hlm as he lay on the fl oor of the premtses . Plamllff a lleges Barley acted toward htm with "malice a nd ill will," thus causmg him serious a nd per manent bodily tnJu ry . Plaintiff also c lmms e ntill<'ment • to damages fr om Don na Faye Barl ey, legal ow ner operator of Th e Cove a nd Char les Ba rley's employPr. Talboll asks fo r $500,000 compensa ton damages, $500,000 pumttve dam ages, and a tr ial by jury Ann D . Clonc h. now known as Ann D Johnson , Pomeroy , has ftled suil against Ohio Sta te Grange Mutual Insurance Co .. Newark, and Cent ral Tursi Co. of Southeastern Ohio, Middleport, in tare of Norma n S. Kennedy, Newark, request in!' JUdgment dl $250,000 The s ull stem s from a fire whtch destroyed the plamtiff's res idence on Sept. 7 of last year , and Grange's al leged failure to meet its obligations under an msurance cont rac l for th e home. Defend a nt Central Trust may have a clatm or Interes t In the action. Clonch 1s seek mg SoO,OOO aga in s t Grange, $100,000 in ac tual damages. $100,000 punitive damagE's and a lrlal by Jury. Danny Brown, Rac in e, ha< fil ed an action for $150,000 from J ack D . Crowder , Elkview, W Va .: Commonwealth Systems Inc., Charleston, W.Va.: American ~lectrlc Power Co., Columbus: and American Electric Power Service Corp., Columbus , for al!edged permanent injuries in a motor vehicle accident on Oct. 1, 1985. . Brown was operating hiS mOtOr vehicle a t the intersection of U.S 33 and Reule 681 on that date. Crowder , traveling north on 33, lost control of his veh icle and crossed the Cljnter line into Brown's vehicl e. Brown alleges that Crowder, who at the ti me was acting in the scope of his employ me nt with Commonwealth Systems, AEP Corp artd AEP Service Corp .. was n(>gligent in the incident. Brown requests $1!\0,000 judgment for injur ies and a jury triaL A judgmen t of $27,350.98 from Barbara R Douglas has been Continu(>d on A-4 Secord: All but one of U. S.-Iran secret meetings taped By D!\N ,\ \\'AI.KER WASlll NGTON I UP l t - All bu 1one or the sPcrct meet Ings Ll Co l Oiivn North and other US offi cia ls had with Ira ni a ns involved in a rm s for-hostages ne gofidl ions werr vlctC'o taped, retired Maj Ge n Ric ha rd SPcord sa id in a publis hed lnt crv i<'W . Secord, In a n Inter' lew wllh publication Sept l, a lso rcvea lPd that dunn g those meetings. in which he pla yl'd a major rol<', the Iranians proposed a U.S. milItary t'(>Scue to doubk cross the Moslem ex tre-m ists holdin g th e American hostages In Lebanon. T he burly· formC'r Vietnam air co mm itnd t'r , who in May was the first witness In the puoHc hearings of the select !·louse- Senate Ira n Contra co mmllt ees, portrayed the Israelis as the lns ttgalors of the fal!(>d lran lnlliatl ve a nd sa id he was ca lled In b(>cause of his international contact s to help straig ht en out a messy situation . He sa id hE' wa s lat e r drawn into North's Contra res uppl y effort despite his ow n reservations a bout the effPCtlveness or the Nicaraguan rebe l forcps, the mtegrlt y of the rPbcl leadership a nd hts feeling that the whole opera tion was "screwed up like Hogan's goa t " "Ollie wa s pu shing me a bout it. " said Secord. who retired from the Air Force In 1983 "1 sai d, 'Look, If ) ou ca n find the money , I'll do 11 . "' Seco t·d, though hls responses were peppered with profanities a nd military lingo, essen ti ally r(>tferated much of the sa m e tes timon y he gave the Iran Co ntra committees May 5-8, The self-desc r ibed operations man in the arm s sales to Iran a nd the diversron of sales profits to' fh(> Contras denied a llegations by 1eb<'l leaders and others that he made huge profits on the deals . He a lso denied makin g excessive profit s on the arms sales to Tehran, say mg the imltalt ve became so conftised m dealing wtth the Ira nians and Israe li s that he was squeezed "ltke th e meat in a sandwich ." · Secord. a known tar get of a crl mm al investigat ion int o the affair by independen t prosecutoi Lawrence Wals h. Vili fied Attorney General Edwm Mee se for pamcking when his staff dtscovered North' s. memo oul lthm g the dtversion durm g an in forma l inquiry Nov. 22. " Had he not pantcked ... th ts whole thing wou ldn 't have hap pened the wa y it did,'' Secord said. "He will go down in histor; Troops search for leader of attempted coup STIHL QUAUTY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS UTTLE AS $25 PER 'MOrmt. Pomeroy Giani carl h moving o•qulpnil•nt was busy all last week moving dirt lrom 1111' hillside behind Vol 0 and th e olflces nf Dr Donald Thal er off Rl. 160 in Playboy magaztnc sc hcdu\rd for NEW HOUIS: MON.-THUIS. 9:00-9:30 Fll. 9 A.M.-1 0 P.M.; SAT. 10-1 0; SUN. 10-9:30 A Deadline Wednesday on super collider bid All entries must be postmnked by September 13. 1987. All photos will be returned to (lolrlicipolnl. FIIDAY, AUGUST 21th 13 Secttons. 110 Pages Inc. Newspaper Point Pleasant. August 30, 1987 M ~------ ·This Week's Specials Sunny, high near 80. Probablllly ol rain near zero. tnttS - Address _ _::________________________ Phone, ___ de~cription Along the River ........ B-1-S Business ...... .... ,,,,,,, .. ,, .D-1 Comics .................... Inserl Classlfleds ................ D-3-7 Dealbs ..... .......... ......... 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MONDAY thru SATURDAY 12 NOON -10 P.M . SUNDAY Public: Notice Public: Notlol! Public NotiGe Meigs -Calendar being developed Carl Smilh cln',. Public: Notice • . "=====::;::::::::::::;:::::::;;::::::::::::::::::~ - I Friday, August 28. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio 10 The Daily Sentinel MANlLA, Phllippin('S tUPilGovernm ent forces sea led oif road c. into Ma nila Saturday a mtd report s of sc, tt cred s hoot lng and an a ll-out search for the fugitive leader of the dea dliest coup attemp t since Phlllpptne l ndependenc(> Senous opposition to President Corawn Aquino's government co ll apsed a t sunri se with the surrender of rebels In milit a ry hea dquart er s at Ca mp Agui naldo m the Manila suburba of Quezon City and on the south central island province of Cebu. But small rebel bands con· tlnued to roam highwa ys north of Manila , se nding s hudd ers through the -jittery capital still reellng from the near success of the fifth and deadliesl coup attempt since Aquino came to power In February 1986. Military forces searched the nation for coup leader Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan, who escaped with his wife and ch'lldren aboard a helicopter at th e height of Friday's battl(> for Camp Agul· naldo . Armed Forces Chief Gen Fidel Ramos Issued orders that '~ he was to be sho t if he rests led arrest Ramos told reporter s who joined him for his mor ning JOg aro und I he Camp Aguinaldo parade ground, " The si tuation Is comp!(>fe ly normal th roughou t th(> country." Aquino, whose only son was recov~rln g from gunshot wounds sufferro in the up r ising, remark(>d o nly briefly on developm e nts during a shortt rip outside her heavil~ g uarded Ma lacan ang fled a nd relieved" lhe coup btd Palace. was thwar ted and expressed "I want them arrested," s he "whole-hearted support" for said of the ~oup plotters who Aquino, his spokesman in Los gunned down mar(> than 20 Angeles sa id Saturday. civilians in Friday's fighting, . Reagan " was deeply dis"It's not a ques tion of forgi vi ng tressed by the Inju ry suffered by because this was not done President Aquino's son and the against me , but against the deaths and injuri es of numerous entire country," she said. "You victims, both mllltary and civsaw how many Innocent civilians ,. tlian , of th es(> unfor tuna te were killed ," events," spok(>sman Marlin FitzPresident Reagan was "grat!water said. '• ' Iraq attacks Iranian ship Saturday MANAMA, Bahrain 1UPil'Iraqi warplanes attacked and damag(>d an Iranian tanker moorro a t Slrrllsland Saturday, the first brea k In the "tanker war" truce since July 20, shipping sources said. The morning attack on the tanker Arvand shattered an unofficial cease-fire in the tanker war imposed when the United States asked Baghdad to refrain from attacking gulf shipping. Iran said repeatedly It would resume atl'llcks on shipping If Iraq did the same. The attack Is sure to create concern for the safety of reflagged Kuwaiti tankers moving through \he area und er U.S. escort, the sources said The Iraqi delegate to the U.N., Ismat Klttanl, told a news conference Thursday that Iraq reserves the right to resume a1tacks on Iranian shipping be· cause Iran is slalllng over last month's U.N. Security Council resolution demanding a ceasefire In the nearly 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war . Lloyds of London said the attack on Sirrl Island In the southern gulf came at 12 a m. today and lhat the 120,766-ton stor,a ge tanker operated by the National Iranian tanker co . was on fire . Diplomatic sources said Friday the United States may use barges as floati ng bases In the gulf because Kuwait and other gulf nations refuse to provide permanent support bases to U.S. forces, ,. ' as the btgges t foo l of lh ts operation ." Secord expressed regret over var iou s tactical e rrors m the covert operat ions and backed up Pres ide nt Reagan's mitial con tenlion that the Ira n Init iative was not an arms-for· hostages deal and was not lau nched to help Reagan polttically. "The lranta ns th emse lves · btoughl up the issue of the hostages,'' he said , aod tapes of meetings wtth the first a nd second "channels" - lranlan represent a fiv(>S - wou ld prove II "We can aCCUSE' the president of a lot of screw -ups, but that a in't one of them," he said. S(>cord told Playboy that all but one of the meetings with the Iranians, including those In Frankfurt, West Germany, and m other European cities, were audio and videotaped in case of subsequent inves tigation s. "I facilitated the taping for the CIA ," he said. Congressional sources sa id the Iran-Contra committees ar(> aware of audio ta pes and have r(>vtewed transcripts but ,there· was no comfirmal ion that videotapes ex isted It was not known who now possesses the tapes. 1986 property tax brings in more revenue than ever COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP I) - Tolal properly tax <oUecllon" in 1986 reached a record $4.2 billion, according to lbc Ohio Puhli<Expendilure Councll, but the higbesl colleclinn figures cvo'r don't mean financing troubles are over for schools and lotal governmenls. The 1986 property lax colleclion was 5240.5 million higher than that collecled In 19H5, the second-highcsl increase over a previous year. The council sa id 46 percent of the tax collections came from residential and agricultural property. Businesses paid lbt; remaining 54 percent. Ronald Mucha, a researcher and slatlslldan in lhe Ohio Department of Taxalion, said the Increases are relaled lo businesses coming to Ohio and hetter economic <ondltlons. !\nother type or slate lax, the tangible personal property tax, also recorded the second-largest Increase in the slate's hlslory. The state collected $936.4 ml11ion in 19861hrough the lax, which Is based on the value of business equlpll! ent, machinery and inventory, fhe figure represents a 567.8 million or i.8 percent increase. The increase occurred despite a state-mandated annual decrease of 1 percenlln the tangible personal properly ta'X rate. Ohio education officials have said schools are slill slrapped for money partly because stale law cancels lnflallonary Increases In property values. Also contrlbullng lo the increases, Mucha said, were the number of property tal< increases approved for counties and school districts and property reappraisals and updates In 2-l • counties. �•, August 30, 1987 :c ommentary and· perspective President confide~t ·he is out of woods A Division of· 825 Third Ave., ?aJiiP.,Iis, Ohio Ill Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio (614) 446·2342 .. tGW 992·2156 Puhlisher HOBART WILSO:-i .JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD 1\ssistant Puhlishe r~ Controller :\ !\.lF:VlfH\n ( 1Tht l 'nl li II f>r , ... ~ l nll ' l I' III Pil:rl l nl-, 11111 n .r j h Ptf' .... ·\-. .. rol_i.l r ro n :r nfllhl • ,\mt •t !('ill' \111 "Jl:rpl 'l JJuhlr,ht ,, ,,,,, ,l.l.oli••t' I .ETTER S nr OPI :\ 10\" .11 1 11 r' lt·r•m • Tht •\ .. hnu ld tw , .,, ; h.t n '! lrfl 11 rnl-.. It •Ill' ._ /\ II lroll (• t.'- :rl't ' ~ l!h i t •cl I t• t•dil i n!.: ,md mu .. r hr·" ic• nt rl 11 i• h n:r rll l · ,ultlll''" ,r ntl ... n lr·ph nm · nurph1 ·r \n un!'i [''tll 'll lt ·rr •·r-. 11' 111 t•t • pu i Ji i,~ hr · tL l . l ' ltr · p~ .. ht · u ~ rllw i n ~ ·o t•d 1: 1"11'. :rrll l l"f·'-'in t.: '""ti• .. n n t pr ·:·.,ron :il rt r•·' . By HELEN THOMAS . . UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON tUPI( - It' s morning in Amer ica again for Pres !dent Reagan . The president is confident that he is out o( th e wood s and has ·Today in history By Unit ed Press International Today is Sunday, Aug . 30, the 242nd day of 1987 with 12.1 to fol low . The moon is waxing , approaching i ts first qu arte r. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The ev ening stars are Mercury . Ve nus and Satu r n. Those born on this date are under the sign of Vi rgo. They include English author Mary Wol! stonecraft Shelley 1" F'rankenstcin ' ' 1 in : 1797; British nuclear physicist Erne st Rutherford in 1871: Loui si ana Gov. Huey Long in 1893: journalist · aut h01' .John Gu nther and ci v il rights leader Roy Wilkins in 1901: actors Raymoncl M asse~' in 18%. and Fred M acM urray in 190R 1age 791; actresses Shirlev Booth m 1907 (age 801 and Joan Blondell in 1909; ba seball slu gger Ted William s in 1918 !age 69 1: coun try music singer Kitt y Well s i n 1919 tage 68 1: French Olympic champio n sk i er Jean·C laude KiJiv in 1943 1age ~.J 1. and actor T imoth,. Bolloms in 1951 1age 361. On thi s date in his10ry : In 1780. Gen . Benedict Arnold bet'r ayed th e UnitC'd States "·h en he promised secret!;· to surrender the fot·t at West Point to the Briti sh . : .. army. He fl ed to Engl and and died i n po,·erty. -~ore hidden flaws By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON Th e B·1 bomber Is t he most expens ive airplane ever produced. Each , one costs $283 mill ion . Unfprtunately, the B·1 's hum· ·ongous price tag · ha s been no guara nt ee against mechanical • .. problem s; its critic s ha ve · : dubbed it the "Flying Edsel." :;· Now we've learned . of yet .·another problem w i th th e .<problem ·prone B :l : I ts manufac· ::;t urer, Rockwell In ternational, • . has violated its own qualit Y, : control standards for vital elec· trical wiring on the controversial ; : ·bomber. :. ; : A Rockwell spokesman ad mit · ·:~.ted tha t certa in procedures ·.;." may ha ve b<>en om itted." In :•Iact. Rockwell' s own invest iga· • tors found that senior mainte· nance mechanics at the co m : pany 's B ·l assembly plan t in • Pa lm dale, Calif .. · regu l arly failed to conduct one of tw o tfSis • designed to ensure the qual it y oi <>lectr ical wiring for the bomber. '• According to Rockwell , the sup· posed l<:!pses occurred between November 1983 and Apr il 1984. Accbrding to an <>arlier Rock · well " quality engineerin g re· port " the automated mach ines t hat crimp t he B·1' s wiring are s·upposed to be calibrated regu · . lariy b y mechanics. u s in g • "go/ no·go ga uge s." But Rock · . well 's mechanics apparentlY ig· : nored i nstructions and didn' t use •the gauges during t he five· m on th . period. . .- A se nior Rockwell mainte· :· Dance mech anic, Robert Se· • ' mans. discovered the lack of :.quality control on the B ·l 's · wiri ng - which is critical to the bomber 's performance. On April •ll. 1984. Semans subm it ted an .emp loyee suggest ion that gauges ' 'be used to calibrate the auto· : mated machines. Incredibly, thi s : reaso nable suggestion wa s re· • jected a month .later - aft er : Rockwel l said the lapses had • ended. Seman s then took his sugges· tlon to the Air Force and to congressional i nves tigat ors. H is • whistleblowi ng- resulted in two : investigations. The congressional i nves t iga· • tors concluded that Rockwell had • i ndeE'd ' vioia ted its own qua li ty · .< .ca nt rol standards. One invest iga tor also crit icized Rockwell for using harsh tactics in its own .Internal investigation · of . the : m att er. • The A ir Force investigators ' ·sa id that the B·1'.s elec trical . w iring had not been com prom · lsed . A laboratory analysis of B·1 wiring samples conducted at • Wright : Patterson Air Force : Base, stated that "ali crimped • contacts1xamined were found to be acceptable." . Semans ..loesn't buy the Air Force lnv£stigators' conclusion . "The i nvestigation was un believ· abl'e.'' he told our' reporter Mike Rosenfelt. "They only tested a : rew wires, and even those had • been substit uted by Rockwell."· : Semans wasn't exac tl y ' ;..c lapped . on the tiack when he tro l com· brought his quality·con i . plain t to his su pervisors' atten- ti on. In stead. he wa s transfer red out of Rockwel t''s B·1 bomber assembl y area. In fact. si ncP ltis fi r st d is cl o- sure of the company' s acknowl · edged f ailures. Rockwell has tried on fou r occasion s to fir e Semans on charges like tardinf'ss a nd excessive a bsent eeis m . Each tim e. when his superv isors fi red him. · Semans wa ~ r ein· sta ted after he made tel ephone ca lls to corporate headqua rte rs. tMea nwhile, ih e B ·l program has drawn criticism from che Gcn · era I Accountm g Office· on other ground s. A rece ntl y re leased audit re port noted the following inadequacies: -A se ri ous sh ortage of sparf' parts. At Dyess Ai r Force Bass in Texas. for exa mpl e. fro m six to 14 of the B·l bombers are grounded at any given tim e duf' to lack of part s. · -Poor maintenance ca pabi l· i ty. Lack of repair manual s and support equipment has dela yed need ed ma inten a nce on B-l s.' -Lock of r ea diness. As of l as t April. the Strategic Air Com· m and had on ly one B·l on al ert and 13 mi ss ion·ready crews avai lable for its 30 B·1s. SAC's ow n criteria ca ll for nine B-l s to be on alert in cas eof an emergency . In an interview with Time magazine's Hugh Sidey, Reagan admits th at the unravellng of the scandal "wasn't !he happiest of times" but much as Stdey !ned he could not get the president to acknow!edgi> any personal suffering th rough the long ordeal that wou ld ha ve been traumatic for his predecessors. Reaga n said it was his "faith in the t r uth" tha t sustai ned him. Bullong, after he has l eft the White House, ther e will be those quest tons that .he dtd not ask of the two national security staffers , Adm . John Pomdexter and Lt. Col. Oliver North, that might have revea l ed the truth to him . :;i?ey asked Reagan i!'there was "a low point in thi s eight months or S0. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE fORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 8·30-87 . "No," the presidcnl r epli ed. ::wa:. there a perio.d of discouragement at ali . " Reaga n was ask ed. No, he answered. " Never got down that far ~" he w as asked. "Nope." said Reagan. ::You .~ad .every faith you were goi ng to come out in the end?" Y es. sa td Reagan . T he pr es ident did acknowledge that " som eti mes 1 got a l ittle angry ... w hen I learned of th in gs th at 1 had not been told." · F'urthermore, Reagan said that he unders tood the moti\·es of Pomdexter. North and . form er nation al sec urit y adviser Ro bert Mc:a ; lanc 1n wt thholdtng. inform atio n and said "cert ai nly they wet en I bad mott~es . And I m sorr y it tu rned ou l th ai way." Pre~~· as he mtght , Side)· cou ld not get Reaga n to say any thing nega tt\ e about t he form er NSC staffer s who. accord ing to test imon v usur pe.; ht_" pm~Pr , kept him in the dark, "privatized " foreign poii(·,; an d tmol ~ed 13 foreign ·Countnes and 10 Iedcral agenc ies in th eir covert opera! ion S. T he president ' s memoirs are bei ng written b)· hi storian Edwin M ot-r ts With a r eported advance to th e tun e of $1 million. As the sca nd al unfolded. Reaga n adh ered to his scheduled in terv iews with Morns. Reaga n said there wil l be " no surprises" in the m em oi r s. He ha s also kept a diary sin ce he ent ered the Whit e H~u s eand so h"' Ill> w ife Na ncy. · I t wi ll be a sur prise if there arc no surpr ises . To sa il througl1 nine mo~t hs of the worst cnsts in hi s presidency w ithou t som e angui sh and wotty. s? mc f ea rs that 11 mt ght al l go down th e- dr ain, is inciC'ccl an acco m p ltshmen t . Th e president. has con fid ed in the past that he was concern ed 01w hts loss of credtbtlll y with t he people who have alwa)•s believed in h 1m. · Even offi ci als in his ow n ad m inistr;J t lon say the prC'sidcnt kn ew a lot. ~or e about rhe eve nt s than hC' is willing to revC"al. But such offtctals also are sa; ·ing "so what. " When the Time col umni st as ked Reaga n i f he thou ght it wu s "ov<'r wtt h p~·etty , ;nu c h now." he sa id : " I th ink it is as far as the audien c is co nce rned. Walking down the·· street in Boston recently , I met a man I hand'! seen ·in many years . He was a member of the parish I had on~ e served there. · In the course of our reminlsc· lng, he said he · part icular ly remembered one se rmon of mine. " I've never forgollen some· thing you said in th at se rm on," he remarked. " I t has been a great dea l of help to m e." When he to ld me what it was 1 had sa fd, I thought, ' 'Oh dear. 1 don' t believe !hat anymore. I 've changed m y mlnd·on that .'.' It left m e with an unea sy fee lin g. Should I tell him? (I didn't. I Un ti l 1 was in m y midd le 30s. m y mind was constan tly chang· ing on a lot of th i ngs . I got a let.tN in the m ail last month remindin g mC" that I was a ch ar te r member of the Har vard Y ou ng Rrpubli · ca n Cl ub {a n<;! as kin g tor ·a con tribut ion \. 'That wa s in th e late 1940s. A few years aft er that. I wa s vot in g for Adla i Stevenson. Such chang es of hf'a rt wh <• n i t 's not all work and no pla y for th e Whi te House press co rps in Santa Barbara . Durin g thei r fir st w eek at th i' West Coast playground. they went to a picnic held by President and Mrs. Reagan . ABC ·TY 's Sam Don al dson and hi s wife. Jan Smith. gave a par t; for their colleagues m the media . And CBCTV's B ill Plan !C' and his wife . Robin , followed su it. with a parry at their vacati on home. A full dozen, to be exact. No matter which delicious dinner you choose. Cajun Shrimp. Hot and spicy, fried in ·our special Louisiana breading. Polynesian Shrimp. Sweet and crunchy, with a touch of coconut in the batter. Ught N' Crisp Shrimp. Your all-time favorite. Lightly breaded and fried. You can get all three at Shoney's. With rice, fries (or baked potato after 5:00 p.m.). And our all-you-care-to-eat Soup, Salad and Fruit Bar. Stop by for lunch or dinner and choose your favorite . $5.99 SHONEY~. America's Dinner Table~ FRONTS: . . Warm " !:S8 SHOWERS RAIN . . Stat1c Cold . . Occlctded \\lEATHER MAP- During early Suriday morning, showers and thunderstorms ar c possible In the upper Great Lak cs, the Gull Coast and Ute extreme north ern and southern Atlantic Coast slates. (UP!) · II ~ a ntw ,n ason, rlllid -.iUt eny..wuring t~quisltt Sl)'let Qf · · . m the Rockies. Th.e mercury T . d dipped to 29 degrees in Jackson , 40s e~Je~at~~~~ ~~PP~is:~~~ine Wyo., and 43 in Wheat ridge, th P d th ; Colo.. breakingtherecordlowlor 1 ~~~n!:~tta a~~aev:~ in~~~hee:;gs · the date of 45 degrees, set in 1975. :~:~ 1. Rre·fail if you . the Sept. 14 deadline. The details a! the contract include two percent lump sum payments to union workers In e(lc h of the three years. instead of annual Increases in base wages. and would allow union local s to depart from national wage agreements and accept pay cuts, . the Detroit Free Press reported in today 's ear ly edition . · GM also proposed ending cost of living adjustments for 120,000 workers in its parts plants. which would lead to different pay sca les in parts .plants and assem bly plants, I he Free Press sajd. · want to get dI h BOW AN'S HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY "Complete Hospital Equipment For Home Use" •Hospital Beds •Home Oxygen •Lift Chairs •Trapezes •Patient Lifts •Adult Briefs •Underpads (Chuxs) •Crutches •Braces •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Ouad Canes •Shower Stools •Ostomy Supplies · •Diabetic Supplies •Gowns •Blood Pressure Kits •TENS Units . •Nebulizers MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED Weather South Central Ohio Most ly sunny Sunday with a high nea r RO. The probabilit.y of prrciplta · 1ion ls ncar zero . Winds will be light an<l va ria · blc tonight · Homt ' Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday Chance of showers Monday , fair Tuesda y and Wed nesday . Highs wi l l be In the mid 70s to low 80s . Lows will be ncar 60 Monday and In 1he :.Os Tuesday and Wednesda y. Just the Way You Like 'em. nght. But now you can 'get Lev1 s·' heavy· wetght demm Jeans pre ·washecl. And that m90r'ls they re ooll and subtl9!rom the day you buy them . So tr y on ym.u e xa ct s12.e . They 're so corn lortoble you ll wont to wea r them home Levrs honne Scolly and Janet Vtnoy Welcome Our Old Customers and Are Rrody To Serve New (ustomers E)(PA~~~~~~~:. ~~~?rM~l~~~~r~~~~~N~:~RAl . . PLANNED PARENTHOOD SJ9SS: OF SOUTHEAST OHIO $7299 $3199 HASKINS-TANNER HOURS • Mon & f n 9-8 hiM Wtll . l llo rs $11 9·5 GALLIPOLIS, OH. •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay. !I "N'>Wf /Uj UNWASHED STRAIGHT LEG PREWASHED STRAIGHT LEG STDN£ WASHED and Training •Services include: Birth Control; V.D. Screening; Cancer Screening; pregnancy tests; education and counseling for individuals and couples. It used to take months to get your Jen ns JUSt THRU THE MONTH OF AUG. 20"fo OFF . ·STOREWIDE. OTHER ITEMS UP TO 75"A FrH Delivory Your privacy is respected Your questions answered Jeans IS BACK IN MIDDLEPORT Call Collect · 63 PINE ST. Levl's®· Pre-washed ~) LaSALLE - ( GALLERY ~ 446-7283 o~~Vned and Opera tod By 332 Second A~e . Gttupolls. Oh io · · " (,Junl~ll \/, . ., -, U,.,., ·''"'"'" Hil•l' ' POMEROY: GALLIPOLIS . Meigs Medical Building Iacross from Veterans Hosp.) 992-5912 Monday-Friday 414 Second Ave., Znd floor 446 -0166 Mon.-Sat. CLOSED THURSDAY Also : Jackson, Chesapeake, Athans. Chillicothe. Logan Selby St.lby footwear. Wt h•ve • yrul )tlc<tioft ol '11u .tnd wldt.hs . Ont just light 10! you. BROWN Let Seley be your umbrda! With any purchase al Selby footwear. n:celve ~ ~umbrela. The Shoe Cafe 300 M .tt\I.K!Nt \ llr k un'ibr,.fut .. rth ~·· W•pd h ~ I'"" wl"or>fl .,OU 1>\1~ 11 j)dFI ul Selby'~\ L.ofn!IC"d oftC'I '*"flllt.' ~~\ t.ut ( .ood 111 pa!lotlpll t!fWJ -.~Qru Of..; SECOND AVE . GAlLIPOliS 342 SECOND AVE., GALiiPOliS LANDSTROMS Save B Evenings end Other Hours 113 COURT ST., POMEROY Shrimp, shrimp and more shrimp GsNow DETROIT (UP II - General Motors Corp.'s latest contract offer to the United Auto Workers union has persuaded UAW Vice President Donald F. Ephlln that the No. 1 Automaker should be the target of a stri ke, the union · · leader says . "Maybe that would get eve· ryone focusing on t he issues a little better ," he sa id Friday , after GM made it's second co ntract presenta tion . The UAW rejected the prop· · osal , saying the offer does not eve n . provide a framework on which to reach an agreement by 9 : 30 ·4 :30 Monday·Saturday Closed Thursday END OF THE 'MONTH SALE BLACK HILLS GOLD . HOURS: Announcing the new Selby coUectionl Midwest, fla!ns and Rockies with low s resembling shades of autumn "I do~'t know about This really being fall yet" said National weather Ser~ice forecaster Frank Wells in Pittsburgh. " .. . we'll get back to near normals . It's late summer, real, real early GM is preferred strike target - OK" convinced a lot of people it wa s in their inttiresf to think of themselves first.. Under the pl ea· sant prodding, it isn't hard to change your mind abou t what yo u have been taught of the virtue of sacrifice and self· denia l. A per sonal tragedy can be respon si bl e too for changing a ACCESSORIES AND GIFTS FOR All OCCASIONS . . Reporters coveri ng th e pres ident in Santa Barbara . Ca l if .. u·hil · he is vaca tioning at his ranch ca n pra ctically write in thei r sleep the opening l in es of Whit e House spok <?sma n M ar li n F'itzwater's briefings. A ty pi cal news br ief ing goc .. like th is: F'itzwater : " Th e ran ch report thi s m orni ng: Th e pre iden t and Mrs. Reagan had breakfas t toget her at Ran cho del (' iclo. The wea1hf'r is sunny a nd \va r m ." F'it zwat er : "The presidenl attended to rout in<' pa perwork this mornin!(. read some more of T om Cla ncy's new book and' is now preparing for his horse back rid<'." Fit zwa ter: "Aft er lun ch with Mrs. Reaga n, thr prrsidc•nt \vii i attend to ranch chores- cl earing br ush and choppi ng wood . And th is evening. the Reaga ns will ha1·c dinner together." Reagan beca n1E' sllghtly annoyed with a.reporter askC'd him if wood wa s tru ckee! to t he ranc h to give him so mething to chop. " We have cnqugh I here to open a bu siness ." he r eplied. • By United 'Press International Dry conditions prevailed over much or the country Saturday with a few showers and thunder · storms scattered over south Texas and the Atlantic Coast. Early morning temperatures were again on the cool side actoss much of the Northeast, August 30, 1987 pe rson's v iewpo int about what Is important in life. Many religious convers ions occur - as they did in t he cases of Charles Colson and 1now Rev.) Jeb Stuart Magruder of Wate rga te noiorlety- after a seve re personal crisis. But · whatever It is that get s peopl e to c hange their minds , It usuaiiy Isn't argum ent. reason or !ogle. Despit e ail th e rh etoric on 1opics such as abortion. women priests, pra )•e r In the school, or creationis m. few minds have been cha nged . Where then does this leave the preacher ln the pulpit ? What becom es of hi s rol e? So me ministers. knowing you we ' rr yo un g· t~ n~ not unusut.~l-1 c;ln't chango people's m inds by Wh~n he was 25, Robert Bark. ar~ul n g or rrnsonlog with Presi dent Reagan' s nom ine for thf'm- ~ nd knowing too th at th e Supreme Court. "'''' cam pf'oplc don't like to be told th t-y paig nlng for Stevenson .tor pres I· arC> wrong - stick to "safe'" cl r nt, T oda y, a t fiO. his C'ri t lcs ins pinul onal grr mons. A good rcfe1· to hi m as a "dangcl'ous. exam pl e is Rev. Robert Sc hulif'r 1 u r n · b a c k • t h C' • c 1 o r k of the Cr vs tal Ca thPdral In con scrva tl w ." Cali fo r nia . • \Vtwt p,C' 1s us l o ~ h a n gc our Others. lik e Rev . William m ind s? Of ten it is self· interest. A Sl oa n Co ffin or Riverside you th who was a fl ami ng liberal ('hurc li In ow York . feel thai , in co llege gets a job in a )Jank purticu larly on J..;.sues Involv ing ~f!Pr h£' g r a dual f'S aild l:i l;irlo.; socia l justice, the preac her· mu st v(lting. Republican . I t b In hb t·o nfro nt I" 'Oplc 's thinkin g in the best Interest s to do. o. m annt'r or the Old Testament in the. 'f>Os ancl '70s. w om c•n's Ill> pro phets who proclaim ed. " Thu s and boo ks l ike ' 'I' m O K , \' ou'n• s;r!th lh<'' l.ord " The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-3 Some residents enjoy cool dry weather Page-A-2 Why we change our minds George Plagenz survived the Iran -Contra scand al. ROBERT L. WINGETT Pomerov- Middktpc;rt- Gallipc;lis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. ALL DIAMONDS . SAVE 25°/o,... 25°/o SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR SECTIONAL REG. S1999.9S REG. 52199.95 $88888 $108888 w/INCLINER 12 MONTHS . SECTIONAL W/INCLINER FREE FINANCING REG. S1799.9S S299 MINIMUM PURCHASE $888 88 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH AVAILABLE I SAVE 20°/o OFF 30°/o PIERCED EARRINGS SAVE · 25°/o DIAMOND EARRINGS & NECKLACE IN A FREE JEWELRY BOX $9 99 MANY OTHER SPECIALS IN OUR ~~~==NO=W====~5==SA~VE==--------S-TO-RE_s___j .I RIVERSIDE FLEX mEL OAK TV CABINET SWIVEL ROCKER $248 88 $19881 REG . '419 .96 $788 88 w/CHAIR REG. '1 399.95 $68888 $14888 SPECIAL - SPECIAL REG. S1499.95 ' REG. S249.95 REG. 5119.95 COLONIAL SOFA LOVESEAT INCLINER SOFA SWIVEL ROCKERS RUST, BROWN or BEIGE TABLES OAK OR CHERRY $24888 $388 88 $2488 8 WATCHES REG. S499.95 GREEN . REG. S899.95 REG. $499.95 QUEEN ANN TABLE & 4 CHAIRS BIG MAN'S RECLINER END & COFFEE TABLES 30°/o DARK PINE FLEX STEEL RIVERSIDE LITE OAK & GLASS STERLING SILVER OVER 100 LIVING ROOM SUITES OVER 25 BEDROOM SUITES OVER 20 DINING lfOOM SUITES OVER 1SO RECLINERS OVER 75 CHAIRS & SWIVEL ROCKERS OVER 200 LAMPS · REG. '479.96 �• The Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. August 30, 1987 Racine man... . Continued from A-3 . GALLIPOLIS - Clayton Morrison, 45, of Bidwell, was brought to the Jail by the Sheriff's Department Saturday morning, Cited for public intoxication. He was released about on a summons seven hours alter belpg brought to the jail. David W. Putney, 39, of Point Pleasant, W.Va .. was brought to the jail ' by the Sheriff's Department Friday night , charged with OWl and cited for not having a driver's license. Bailey at ONU ADA- MichaE'l BaiiE'y, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vanco of 924 Fourth Ave ., will E'nroll for thE' 1987-88 school year at Ohio Northern University and major in electrical engineering. At Gallla Academy, hE' lettE'rE'd three y~>ars in football and baseball. ELL •• • 1 . We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities • '' •' STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday • 8 AM-10 PM • 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. ..' PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1987 -Cllh T...... .. _OD08CIIART Effl:CTIVEAUGUST31, t987 •' Odil .. ' MIXED 49< $ 69 ·Colby Chees~ •• ~~·..• 1 Drumsticks ...... ~~.••• 39< Fryer ~arts ..... ~~·.••• LONGHORN . . TURKEY HYGRADE U.S.D.A. ·CHOICE . Bacon .............. ~~·... $ 99 Round Steak ....L!.••• 1 BUCKET . _· . . . $ 199 Cube Steak •.••••L!.... . I . $ LB .. Chuck Roast .••••·.•• ' • •• •' ' • •• I • ... • .. ' 129 ·- ·· ' • ., U.S~D.A. CHOIC1E BONELESS • There's nothing compllclted abOUt the Money Back oame. next time you ShOP our store you get your MontY SICk cant '"'' cllhler will Vllldlte your card With your purcnase. Let's nv your purchiSI total IS S1B.2t. The cashier wtn punch 111.00 tromvour Mone¥81CkCird. as wen nvourtret puncn. Vllldatlotl will bl midi eldl t1m1 you snoo until tne Money liCk Card'S CIOIIII' amounts are all punched aut. once you nave flllld your card, you will find qut now mucn you nave won. At tnlt ttmt, tne store man111er or cashier wm scratch off the PJ1Ce area. You've won. How much? ... No one knOWS. but vou areawtnner. • • $) 59 DO NOT remove tne scratch off prize area. This must De Clone bY the store manager or casnler to be a valid Winner. And onlY after the card has been completelY valldatect · I '· • CLEVELAND (UP)) - Friday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number .., .. I I 199 Watermelons....... · 649. Ticket sales ·totaled $1,376, 667, with a payoff due of $416.578. PJCK-4 1857. PICK·4 ticket salE's totaled $205,344, with a payoff due of $92.510. . PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $3,024. PICK -4 $1 bOx bet pays $126. BROUGHTON 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• . For a limited time only, It can· be yours on a special purchase plan tltat will easily fit your budget Here's how ii works! Visit our store to see this elegant china and pick up a china saver bn:x:htJre. That day and every day you Shop you can buy china saver stamps for 99' with each $3.00 purchase. Acquire 33 stamps and we will present you with a gift-boxed 20-piece se~ for four in your panem chotce. '' Ice Cream ••••••••••••• 89< b,· m:li l pN m ilh'(l in whr•rf' mnt or (·arril'l' SPJ"\' ief• i"' ~ ~~b ~ nip lln n ~ BANQUET • •· ·· ··corrPON· ···· · ·• •·····cou:pm······· • •••• • ••••• •••• • •• • • 32 oz. PKG. Sundtty Onl)· CHARMIN FAMILY SIZE • • .TOILET TISSUE Ortl ' \'(';II' ................. ......... . .. S:I~ .~ -~ ~ ix mclnlh !oo ...... ..... .. ... ............ . Xltl.OO ~ 6p:~~L $139 • • t t e t t I \ Offer Good Thru Sot., Sept. 4, 1987 0 limit ·1 Per Customer Good at Powell's Suptrmarktl Offer Good. Thru Sat.; ~pl. 4, 1987 t t • \ · • $239 • . . Stamps For Only • • CHEER DETERGENT ~A~z. • limit 5 Per Custo,.r Good Only AI Powoll's Supermarl<et . o Offer Good Thru Sot., Sept. 5, 1917. •. ~ •• · 147 oz. BOX limit 1 Per Customer o Good at Powell's Supermarket • . Offer Good Thru Sat., Sept. 4, 1987 ~ . ·'!' each lllld $3.00 ' ' purchase $549 Collect 33 stamps then redeem them for a 20 piece set consisti_ng of four. 5 piece place settings. China and crystal accessories are also available. • . ' Buy China - • ,r STORE HOURS 298 SECOND ST. Monday thru Sunday . POMEROY, OH. 8 AM-10 PM Here's Our·Plan: ' . .I , I .' . ' " I ' ,. ' -. •• ....couPON······· ..... . • ······ • 61 0 " Matching accessory items will be available throughout the promotion period. But each week we'll feature one or twO .of tltese accessories at special prices. Watch our weekly ads for f!latured items and special pricing. And , of course, all items wilt be available from open stock when the promotion is over . S/ $1 .....-........ .......... ..•............... ". .-...................... 0 ···~~~~ . t CAT FOOD ~!~· · $4 99 limit 1 Per Customer Good ot PoweWs Suptrmarkel • ••••••••••••••••• PURINA 100 : COFFEE • • MAXWELL HOUSE . •••••• COlJill'aT C'\111 •••••• • • .. •12 GAL. 21 OZ. CAN ~~, · : dlab l c• . '' -,$ Pie Filling • •••••••••••• 89< Fried Chicken....... <'OP\" PRI(' E Sltftd:t,\ ' .................. ..... ... . :111 fl' nT :O: :"d Wl'llk ~ L : ... .............. .. ....... : .... SI'iti ..~ Rn•l'1'4 Out~ldf' C'odnt,1 :~ W1 •l'k !' ................................ , $1lUO 2ti 'WI'I'k .~ ............ : ...... ..... .. ....... $.'l!i . lfl ~2!! r;>c•k !' ................... ... $117.ti0 14 LUCKY LEAF CHERRY "~GI , F. Dall)' and Mnnda'' M,\11, ~I I JI!K'RIPTIO~S In"ldf" ('r.unty n Wl'c·k .. .......... .. ...... ·........ , ..... !!i17 :!!l 2ti W1'f'k!<i .. . .. .. . .. ... ....... S:R fHi oz. FLAVORITE Pork & Beans .~.. 41 1 R,.· C'arrh•r or ~nlor Rnuh• One• W~>r-"' ......... ... ..... ... ....... tifl Ct·nT:-. One· Yr :cr ... ....... ..... ........... ..... . $:n .:!ll MA.II~ Sll ft.~C ' RIMIONS Bam in the rolling foothills of tlte Alps in Bavaria at the beginning of this century, this elegant handcrafted china has grown to be one of the most renowned and respected. names in line china. It is widely recognized lor its outstand· ing, delicate design and superior craftsmanship. '• Sl lNOi\\" ONIX Sl iR.OU' RIPTION Kr\TF.~ Th(• Sunll :t\ Tlmi 'S·Sf' nl inl'l will nol he• n ·s r)lln.. lhli· lew act,·nnc·c• 11u.' mc•n l.~ m :ull' 1n t 'l i!TIN!-1. .. ' 49 Orange Juice ::::••• $1 ...' We are proud to bring you a truly elegant offer... genuine Johann Haviland Bavaria Germany Fine China. $149 KRAFT Puhli!' hl'il P: l l' h Sum t:1\ . ft2~ Thi n I An •.. f::llll~nli k Oh i11 . h~- rh• ~ Oh il) \ ' :1l lf'_ \ · Pu h li!"hi nJ.,: C n mp : m~ · Mull tm f'fli;~ . In• ·. ~ · ­ ' '"THI c · l:~"" pt•!' l:•.c•· p:lid :11 Cnl.lipnlb . Ohir • -1:w;:n. Enu•r·('d a s sr·r ~1 n1l •·bss m :il l l n ~ m :\111' 1' :II Pnml 'l'l\\. Oh io. Pn ~.;J Ott if·••. Nr1 GAL. .. (liSP 52ti-K1Mll i ll ' l ' :l ~ . .. Save Over 40 cyo from Department and Jewelry Store Prices On Our . Convenient Purchase Plan Genui $ WHOLE HANOVER .' One of the World's Most Respected Names In Fine China A Special Offer from Us to You Ch~~k Roast ....~.. $119 1\(I \'L'I I IslnJ.! Rt•pn •st•n!al i\ '1'. Rr :mh;tm !\ 1 ' \l~p: •Jh'r S;il l'", 7':1:1 Th ird Aw ni.JI '. !\'1 •11 ' 'o i l.; ~I'\\" York Will i . .' • • < 01 M ••mh• ·r : l 'nilf•d P t ·• ·s~ l nlf'l'n:llif"1na l . 1n!:1nd 0: d 1\ Pn '-~" t\ !olsflf"ill l it~n :1"'' 1h• · Ohir , 1'\1·\1 o.: P:I pr 1 J\ s~n('i : ll h •n. r\ :11 inn:1l . The Louery numbers ... • •. •• Man cited for open container Cited by sheriff The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-A-S, .. • gra nted third party plainllff, Doug's Marine Sales and Service, In an acllon by Farmers Bank and Savings Company against Doug's Marine Sales and Service, Inc., et at. In an action to quiet title to property by Robert Harris aga· slnt Naomi King, et al, Harris will be purchasing the property for the appraised value. An order or dlstrlb\Jtlon has been filed In the matter. · Partitioning has been ordered · In a quiet IItle acllon by Stanley H . Phillips against Mary E . Phelps, et al. Trial date in the case o!'Mark Speeza against AEP has been set· for 10 a .m . Dec. 7. A pre-trial hearing in the matter was held Aug. 20. In a crimimal action, Renee Blanche Cossen, charged with the recent robbery of The Little Coal Bucket Carry-Out, entered a voluntary plea of guilty, when she appeared fhis week before MeigS Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight , . Cossen was · sentenced by the court to not Jess than three nor morf' than 15years in the Ohio State Reformatory lor Women at Marysville. A 1977 Chevrolet Nova used in the robbery has been forfeited to the county and restitution in the amount of $289 was ordered. A hearing on a motion to suppress evidence has been scheduled for 10 a.m. Sept. 22 in the state's case against David P. Cain. GALLIPOLIS - Adan D. Lewis, 19, of Rt . 2, Gallipolis. was cited Saturday morning for having an open container. according to the Gallipolis Poli ce Department. Melvin Tracy Stover. 47, of 10 Mill Creek Rd .. Gallipolis. was cited Friday night for public intoxication. Michael 0. Wallace. 23, of 520 Spring Valley Dr, Gai!ipoils. was cited Friday afternoon for not having a valid registration sticker. · Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. • • 'I ~\ ' ' �~P~age~~A~-6~~The~~S~u~n~da~y~T~~~s~-~Sen~b~·ne~I==~======~P~o~m~e~ro~y~~M~~~d~te~po~rt~~G~a~lli~po~lis~,~O~h~i~o~P~o~in~t~P~~~a~~~nt~,~W~.V~a~.~~~~~~~~~~~:,:~A~u~g:u~~~3~0i,;1~9=8~7 '· Remember Huston Area "d eaths f· Rocket firing ucpheck~ntoda·y~n~ t~~:some I as -Renaissance man' Vidia Griolami · BRIGHAM CITY, Utah (UP T) - Sihuhftle offhictals plan ton g t whet er to try to re e first redesigned shuttle booster rocket Sunday or walt until Monda y, or even later. The firing originally was set for Thursday but after three tries. NASA and Mor ton Thlokol delayed the test to today . But It was declqed Friday that more time was needed so the firing was put off until Sunday a t the earllesj . The ex tra delay gave engi· neers time to run a series of Gra d a: sons Robert of Fox Ri ver Grove, Ti l., ~ames of Ga llipolis, Nelson of Mesa, Ariz .. a nd Roy of Columbus: a daughter , Mary Swa nn of Oak Hill; H grandchild· ren a nd ll great -gra ndchildren . Services will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Kuhner-Lewls Funera! Home, Oa k Hill, The Rev. W.E. Curfma n officiating. Bur ia l will be in Gallia Cemetery. Friends ·may ca ll .the fu neral home Monday from 2 to 4 p.m . a nd fro m 6 to 8 p.m . GALLIPOL IS - State Regis trar Michael J . McCulllon Sa turday announced the Bureau or Motor Vehicles' J uly dls tributlon of license tax rev!'nues totaled $18,943,619.27 for loca l gover nments. Gall ia County's s hare was $70,062.07. Lice nse revenues are the primary source of funds for local road improvement projec ts. · Ruby Wilt , Ga llia Count y's regis tra r , anno unced indl\' ldu als whose last names begi n with K. 0, P. and Q are to purchase their s tickers beginning Sept. 1. r lzonta lly to Its firing sta nd in the desolate northern UtaH desert 85 miles from Salt Lake City. The booster Is the · first to contain all the chan ges that resulted from the Investigation into last yea r's Challe~ger accl· dent. A successful firin g Is needed to keep t. he NASA on It s tl!!(ht schedule to res ume shu ttle flight s next June. BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES DOES NOT IIICl~DI • CIAYOUS MANY MORE ITEMS ON THE SIDEWALl REDUCED 500fo OFF . HAL. LM . · ARK CARDS Spends $1.24 millwn in Gallia GALLIPOLIS - Expenditures for mining suppli es. services a nd other related produc.ts bought from Gallia Count y reached $124 million for Sou thern Ohio Coa l Company's Me igs Division, accordhW to Jim Tompkins, vice president and general manager ·or Sou thern Ohio Coal. T he Me igs Division operates two underground mines In Meigs Co unty a nd one In VInt on Cou nty. e ach of which depends on Ga llia Count y vendors and supplie rs. Court in Gallia, not Meigs • POMEROY - he Fourt h District Court of Appeals wil l be in Ga llia Co unt y on Sept. I , not Me igs County ori Sept. 2. 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Chapma n, Point Pleasant. s peed ing. $21 and costs; Bobby J . Amos , Hunting· ton, W. Va. , ing, $24 and POMEROY - Due to confl ict ing dat e~ invol vi ng cli ni cs held by th<' Bur<'au of Chlldr<'n wit h medica l ha ndica ps. rount ine immunization d a t ~s at th e Meigs County He lat h Depart ment ha1·e bee n rcsc ht' du lcd. P la ns are to glvp immunlwtlons on Se ptember 22 and 29 from 9 a. tn. to II a .m. an d I p.m. to 3 p.m . No appointment is Low AI 132 Ptr Month • Reg . 349.95 jail a nd each $20 a nd costs; Frank Haggy, :Pomeroy, posses· slon, $40 and costs; Jack Miller, Rutland, domestic violence, 30 days in ja il suspended to three POMEROY - Fifty eight cases were processed in the court of Meigs County Judg ~ Pat rick O'Brien. Forfeiting bonds were Ma ry Hornbeck. Coolville, $25, no eye protection; Dale Moore, Hopedale, $55; Gloria Robertson, Ravenswood, $55; Jerry Lee George, Greensburg, Pa .. $50, a II on speeding charges; David Johnson, Shade, $.15: Char le ne Wallbrown, Por tland, $35, no seat be lt; Char les Bigley, Coolville, $50, failure to display valid sticker; Chr istopher Yeauger, Cheshire, $40, no sea t belt. Other cases processed Includ e: Mora Ervin, Racine, fail ure to yield one ha lf of roadway, $10 a nd costs ; John Richardson , Li ma, assured clear dista nce, $10 a nd costs ; J ack Neely, Columbu s, $25 and costs; Michael King, Racine, $20 and costs, both speeding: Anita Smith, Rutla nd , failure to co ntrol , $20 a nd costs: Willi a m Ru ssell, . Ra ci ne, Itnproper le ft turn , $10 and cos ts; Law ton Te mp.leton., Pomeroy , a nd Ke n· neth E. Mank in. Pomeroy, disorder ly condu c t. eac h two days In Clinics are re.scheduled Reg. Separtte Items 898.95 Now's the ttme to buy a sec· ond VCR ! One· touch Easy· Timer recording. !116·507 calL~ POMEROY - Six emergency ca lls wer~e a nswered by local unit s Friday the Meigs County Emer gency Medical Serv ice repor ted. At 12: 12 a .m . Mlddl epoprt went, to Hartinger Parkway for MlldrCil Fowle r. take n to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; at ll : 10 a. m . Racin e to Froni St reet for Dal las Jarrell, to Vet erans Me morial: a t 12:56 p.m . Racine to Dew ltt s Run fo r J essi ca Wolf<;>, taken to Vetera ns Memorial ; at 4: 28 p .f11 . Pomeroy toSR 7 for Lois Ebersbac h, treated not transporteed. At 5:51 p."m. Pome roy to Mulber ry Ave .. for Lana Gi bson, lo Veterans Me morial: a t 1J : 43p.m. Racine to Pea rl St. for Kev in Dugan, to Veterans Me mor ial . PC Compatible Tandy® 1000 EX Renai ssance m an ever prOdu ced .. 126 meanwh lle. remained locked ho· MAONES$ SALE Funds available for weatherization by Ho llywood." Lazar said he spoke to Hu ston' s daughter. Anj e lica- who won a n Oscar for he r role in " Prlzz i's Honor" under her fathe r ' s di rection - shor tly after tE>arnin g of Huston's dea th. " What ca n I tell you? She 's crushed," said Lazar. "But you · see. his dea th was ex pected . It's ·not a s hock. lt' s a tribute to his gut s that he surv ived as long as he d id." · Huston died of complications ar is in g from emphysema, a lingering condition tha t in his las t yea r s forced him to direct film crews from a wheelc hair. He also requ ired oxyge n ta nk s to regu late his brea thing .. First lad y Nancy Reagan . who has known the director s ince she was a child , iss ued a s ta tement from t he· Centu ry Plaza Ho(e l, where she and President Reaga n Gallia licen.se tax distributed r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiPift~p;rft;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w 50°/o OFF ALL The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. .,...;.--Local briefs-- Fifty-eight cases processed in Meigs Court tofrec:~e ra:~~~~t"~~~t::s~ystem needed The while .foot rocket, William P. Trainer POMEROY - Funeral serv iPATRIOT - William Pear l ces for Vldla Girolami, 58. Trai ner, 92, of Rt. 2, Patrloi, died Pomeroy will be held Monday at Friday at his home. 10 a.m . at the Sacred Heart He was born In Gallia on Ca tholic Church with Msg. AnOc tobr 24. 1894 , a son of William thony Glannamore officiating. a nd E urecka Trainer. Mrs. Girolaml was a business woman and homema ker. She . A World War I vetera n, he was a dau ghter of I he late Ovidio . worked as a n e mployee of the Goodyear pla nt in Akron for 22. a nd Rosa Giacch ini Cecchi years. He was also a retired Among sur\'ivors Is a sis ter . ,farmer. Verdiana Bi ni. Survivors include his wife are staying during a California By RUSSELL KISHI vac ation. LOS ANGELES (U PI ) " John Huston was one of the Oscar-winning di rector John true greats," she said . . " His Huston, whose classic movies talent, d~ ication and ener-gy include "The Maltese Falcon." "The Africa n Queen" and "The were unmalch~d and he brought a special gen ius to all his Treasure of the Sierra Madre," projects. John was a part of my was remembered by fr ie nds after his deat h Friday as a ma n life for man y years. I have many war m and fond memories of thi s who lived an extraordinary life special ma n who I loved and will on a n ex traordinary scale. miss terribly." Th e body of t~e 81-year·old Frank Sinatra, who worked Huston. found in his rented home Charlie Scott with Hus ton on "The List of In Middletown , R.I. . was llown to Los Angeles late Friday, said Adrian Messenger" in 1963, GALLIPOLIS .~ Char lie Scott, Robert Edenbac h. of the Hambly issued a brief statement: "How 77, of Ransom , Ky .. died Satursad. we' ve lost a nother giant. Funeral Home in Newport. R.I. day. He was a r etir ed coa l miner . God rest his sou l. " Hu ston's nurse, Maricela HerBor n Dec. 18, 1910 in Kentucky, Elisha Cook Jr., one of three nand ez, was with Huston when he he was a son of the late Way ne died at about 2 a. m ., Middletow n surviving cast members from a nd Rosie Scott. 1941's "The Maltese Falcon" Police Chief Robert Gibson said. He is surv ived _by hi s wife, Police were called a.t 7: H a. m ., Hus ton 's . directoria l debut Beatrice Patrick Scott; one so n, said, "I know exac tly what John a nd he wa·s pronou nced dead Bill Burke of Tacoma, Wash.·, was going through. My 'wife is· a bout an hour later . ' two g randch ildren: two sister s, Gibson said when he asked her also going through emphysema Virginia Sword of Pikeville, Ky.. abo ut the delay in notifica tion. a nd she can hardly walk. I'm and Hazel sword of Napa , Ida ho: so rry about tbe news. But it 's a she repliecj : "I was in shock." He two brothers, Tony Scott a nd said. "She's very emotio na l now. blessing, rea lly." Scott, bOth of Hardy, Ky .; Huston foug ht for the directing Jonah ·She was his nurse for 10 year s." two grea t grandchildren. assignment on "The Maltese Hernandez stayed with the He wa s a member of Bluesp Fa lcon" after watching his body un til re lat ives arrived sevring tKy.) Freewill Ba pt ist eral hours later and police were scree nplay lor " Juarez" tu rn Church, were services will .be into what he considered a fiasco condu cted Wednesda y. 2 p.m .. called, he sa id .. under a nother director . Hu ston was las t seen in public Rev . John Calvin Hatfield and "It was known as a B-picture Sunday visiting the International Rev. Curtis Wellman offic ia ting . Jumping Derby in nearby Port s· whe n it wa s made," Cook said. Burial follows in Mountain View " It never won any awards at the mouI h. He seemed in .good Me mory Garde ns, Huddy , Ky. spirit s, cha tting good· naturedly time. But now they study it a ll Friends may call a t Willis wi th guests wh ile s ipping the over the world." Fu neral Hom..:. Sunda y, 2 to 4 Jose Ferrer, who starred as the p.m .. a nd a t Rogers Fu nera l E nglis h drink Pimms. . Fren~h painter Toulouse· La u· Home in Belfrey. Ky., on Monday . Huston was described by litertree In Huston's 1 ~53 produqlon ary agent Irving "Swlfty" Lazar from 7 to 9 p.m. a nd Tu esd ay 7 to of "Moulin Rouge," said Huston 9 p.m. The body wi ll be ta ken to as "truly the last of the great " deserved to be legendary , al· the churc h one hour prior to characters from the 1920s on ." most mythical." "There is nobod y with the services . sensi tivity. the experience an d the var iety of John Huston, " said Lazar, who represented Huston in the publication of an autobio· COLUMBUS - The Home Depa rtme nt ot l)evclopmen t's gra phy that will be publis hea Wea theriza tion Assis ta nce Pro· Offi CI" of Weatherizat ion. is pro· later this yea r. gra m fHWAP I. fu nd ed by the vidcd b)· loca l co mmuni! )' action " J ohn was a figh ter. a writer. a (C>dera l Departments of E nergy · agenri<'S and ot hN non-profi t traveler and an ad.v en tu rer. I 've a nd Hea lth a nd Human Serv ices or gah izatipns. ·s.e en 50 yea rs o'f show business and there is no onew h<i compares a nd admin istered by the' Ohio with him. He was the only true -_Augu~ 30, 1987 Drive, Pt. PIOIIIRI, WV 25550 • 304·875·~340 "We treat you like family." Mo!ol ml!u.".l'1a"IMI! hil•laO•I" 101 p•c ~ up ••'h'" a ,.,., <flli¥" /AQU"-kjeM: ~tn#Ft$EAM ©Sears, Roebuck and Co., 1987 S.llsftctfon guaro-.i • • 01 ,...,r ,.... �I' • Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Municipal court .• GRIBBL DODGE GALLIPOLIS - In Ga IIi polls passing; Harvey C. Steele, 57, ' Municipal Court Friday, M ary Apple Grove, W.Va .. $41. assured ;Ann Patterson, 24, of Point clear distance; and Bonnie D. Pleasant, W.Va., was fined $50 Co ffee, $41 , f ailure to yield. Speeding bonds were forfeited .and given a 30- day j ail term in 'which she only had to serve the by Mark A . White , 27, Portstime she has already served. The mouth, $42; Joanne S. Abel. 55, rest of the sentence was Portsmouth, $39; John D. Yoho, · 56, South Charleston, W.Va., $40; suspended. Jason F . Summer, 20, of Quail Lillie B. Tay lor, 49, Columbus, 'Creek Road , Ga llipolis, was lined $40; Jay C. Peavley, 18, Middle$25 for driving under suspension. port, $49; Ronald J. Pollseno. 30, Beverly G. Rose, 32, of Rt. 2. Columbus, $40; Harold R. Rum· Gallipolis, was fined $12 for ley, 34 , Rt.. 1, Gall ipolis, $41; driving with an expired driver's Herber t A. Cress, 29, Florence, Ky .. $38; Diana D . Wolfe , 31, license. Various bonds were forfeited Belpre, $39; Barbara A. Perry, by Noah R. Fitch, 41, Rt.' 1. 53. Du nbar, W.Va ., $39; Jackie W. Jones, 36, Langsville, $42; Cheshire, $41. unsa fe ve hicle; Albert D . ·Loveday, 33, Rt. 1, Di ana L. Clark , 25, R t. 4, Bidwell, $41 . no va lid reg istra- Gallipolis. $43; John A. Addingtion sticker; .Ja mes M . Eggleton. ton. 22, Craigsvllle, W.Va., $44; 41, Rt. 1, Bidwell, $41 , driving ieft Maurice · L . Jackson, Jr., 26, of center ; Darrell Haney, 34. Rt. Bex ter . Mich.. $42: L arry J. 1, Bldwel, $41, expired registra - Grow. 45. Ply mouth. Mich .. $42: tion; John Har old Robinette, 39. and Terri L. St ephens, 3H, Elsmere, Ky ., $38. Marion. N .C .. $41. improper UTTLE BUCKEYE THEATER will open its 1987-88 HOson witll a performatKe by "Stromberg and Cooper Alummersto<lr." Bob Stromberg and Alichae/ Cooper use comedy, pathos, original m~sic and enthusiastic audience participation to explore "any theatrical the world ol mummery peformer; actor; one w"o plays i~:~ o dumb thow, mask or ditguise," Their shows ate rlesigne.J· to unlock the. imagination and rekindle the olten lotgolten art of pretending." ''RED HOT'' Dodge Trucks _--....-- Due to factory incentives, you can now buy · a new 1987 Dodge pickup truck for LESS THAN · DEALER COST! Cash back allowances of up to $1000 on selected models or low financing of 1.90Jo. L ocal Sc hool Di strict school bu s Fri day. at 3: 17 p.m ., on Ohio 141. in PE'rry Townshi p, about a quarter of a mile east of Ohio 325. Leonard L . Newberry, 51, of Rt. 1, Patriot , was driving eas t when she stopped the bus to drop off some children. As she was stopped. the bus was h!l !rom behind by a car driven by VIcky K. Hammond. 17. of Rt. 2. Patriot . Hammond was cited for- assured clear distance: B: August 30, 1987. Home Of The Meigs auto wreck is under investigation by state patrol · POMEROY - A Meigs County accident on Ohio 7 Saturday at 3 a.m .. in wh ich two people were Injured Is st ill under inves li!(atiOn according to the Gal lia Meigs Post of the State Highwa y Patrol. Other details were not availa ble at pres s time beca use the trooper Invest iga ting the accident could not be reached . In other patrol news. a car hi t the rear end of a Gallla Count y Section • Police chief is arrested the sch6oi board. CLEVELAND t UPl l - The police chief of a Cleveland suburb h a~ been charged with three . count s of gross sexual Imposition and one count eac h of kidnappi ng and c hild endangering. Brookly n Height s Pollee Chief Jeffrey Ta lani was arres ted Friday in his office after being indicted by a Cuya hoga County grand jury charging him with sexually abu sed a 4-year-o ld girl. A source close to the i nvestiga· tion said th e char ges involved touching incidents. Tal ani. whO is also co mpleting Ills firs t fou r -year term on the Cuyalloga Heights School Board , has been a policeman for 12 years. He ha s announced his decision to seek another term.on ·:Faces dismissal ' FOSTORIA. Ohio (UP ! ) -An Emerson Jun ior High read ing teacher wh o worked 24 years in tile Fostoria school dis trict faces (lismissal for allegedly having a personal relat ionship w ith a ,13-year·old male student. • The board of education voted :Tnursda y to suspend the teacher . Cherie Nichols. without pay and to terminate her co ntrac t : . The board agr eed to Nichols' request to ha ve a referee appointed by the state super int end· ent to hear testimony on Sept. 21. The board is not bound by the referee's reco mmenda tion. offi cials said. In a reso lu tion adopted earlier, the boards sa id Nichols ha s maintained personal co nt act s and sent gift s and letters to the unidentified y outh in spit e of objections of his pa ren ts: T h<> resolution also cl aim s she fu rnished him alcoholic bever ages. The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's D e partment inve s t iga t ed char ges by the child' s father that Tal ani sexual! v abused the girl. Inspector Edward · p. Kovacic sa id an invesHgation in to the charges lasted abou t a week. Apply for licenses GALLIPOLIS - Four cou ples have recently applied for mar riage licenses in Gal!ia County Probate Court. · Applyi ng were Clinton Ray Bishop. 32. and Teresa Kay Emerick. 20, of Rio Grande; John Edwa rd Umbarger. Jr . 26. · and Bever ly L ynn Watson, 32, of 4061<; Jackson Pike, Gal l ipolis; Carl Douglas Johnston. J r .. 19. of Rt. 1, Ewington, and Shelley Marie Johnston, 19, of Rt. 2, Vinton; and Paul Andrew Knisley, 26, of Point Pl eas an t. W.Va., and Ka ren Elaine Shupe, 28. of Rt . 1, Bidwell . Fifty-eight ... Continu-ed from A -7 Denks. Alban y, permitting an unlicensed driver to oper ate a motor vehicle, SG5 and costs; Edith Gr imm , Middleport. drl v· ing while intoxicated, $2Ci0 and cos ts. _t hree days in jail , and 60 days license suspension; left of center, costs only; Theron D. Wo rkman, Pomeroy, $300, 60 day license · suspension. lhree days jail, costs ; Johnn y C. Eblin. Pomeroy , domes tic violence. 15 days ja il and costs; Mike Appel, Rutland. disorderly condu ct. $100 fine suspended . six months probation, restraining order iss ued . Valley Bell sells out to Borden Inc. ' CHARL ESTON. W.Va . t UP! 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The second Is to allow scriPs IS now underway, announces Dr. Greg comm unit y involvement In the performing arts." Mil ler, Director of the Fin~ and Performing Art s According to Miller. at least two productions Cent er at Rio Gr ande ColleJ:tr and Communit y each year will havl' a cast and crew made up of Colle!! . resideMs of Gallla, Jackson , Meigs and Vinton Little Buckeye Children's T heat er is the Rio counties, a nd s urrou nd ing areas. Cr·andl.' olleg(,'-tx rs<·d branch of the Appa!a(•hlan " And that means anyone eight years old and Child ren's Theat er Serle• tA.C.T .S. t, explain s older ,.. Miller emphasizes. "A number of area Miller . Thl.' organization's purpose Is to brin~ the youngsters have been bitt en by the theater bug as highest quality th c>a trica l entertainment , In the a result of the positive learning experi ence form of national children's theat er touring participatin g In · Little Buckeye productions has companle$, to poth I he general public and school already provided." groupS. · ,, I. ! ttl!' Buckeye began as a dream in the f all of Beginning in Novcmoor, A .C.T .S . wJil ·prE>sent 1 98~ w h<'n a group pf Individuals from southeast three proll'S ion I touring groups - St t'Ornberg Ohio- all with a shared lnteres~ ln th e theatrical and Cooper. Child 's Play, and the Columbus arts - joined toget her to produ ce and perform in .J un io r· ThC'atrc of the Art s. " One<' Upon a Shoe." In addition, Rio Grande Co ile~ e will offer two T he following spri ng, "The Bremen Town locall y produced performances - " The Best Musicia ns" wa s produced . In Oc tober. 1.200 Chris tmas Pageant Ever" a nd the "VelvetePn· persons. Incl uding sevE"ral schoo l groups, filled Rabbit " - during the 1987-88 school yea r . the seat s of the Fine and Performing Ar ts th ea ter "The an• two sides to Little Buck eye Children's to see "The· Legend of Sleepy Hollow _" Theat r." MU!er says. "Onl' Is to proVIde a · The produ ction wa s an unofficia l -tes t market ventu ri' for an area children's th ea ter . Based upon its success. the commitment was made to es tablish the new theater , which was christened " Little Buckeye." The first officia l produ ction of Little Buck eye Children's T hea ter was a musical' version of "The Ransom of Red Chief," based on a short story by ·o. Henry, In April 1987. Audience attendance increased and a subscription drive for the 1987-88 thea ter season was launched . Littl $1 0,924 19117 DODOil eWIIP'II.INII 1887 DODG. 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Their shows are designed to " unlock the imagination and rekindle the often forgotten art of pretending." On Dec. 3, Rio Grande College will present "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" - a seasonal delight that captu res the joy and excitement of every child 's fa vorite holiday. "Child's Play" will appear on March 27. 1J)88. Child's Play Touring Theatre is a group -of professional ac tors , mu sicians, and dancers who perform pla ys ~dapted from stories and poems written by children. On April 17, the Columbus Junior Theatre will present "Pinocchio," the story of Gepetto the Woodcarver who build s a puppet to be his so n. The Columbus Junior Theater has been touring professionall y for over 30 years. The 1987-88 season will conclude on M ay 8as Rio Grande College presents the "Velveteen Rabbit." Based upon Margery Williams' classic story, this musical adaptation follows the adventures of a toy rabbit as he tries to becom e real. A ll performances are scheduled for presentation on Sunda y af ternoons. Two performances -2 p.m. -and 4 p.m. - have been set for each performance date. Ail produ ctions will be staged in the theatre of Rio Grande's Fine and Per fo r ming Art s Center. Season subscriptions , granting admission to all five productions, ma y be p urchased Jor children fo r $7.50. Season tickets for adults are priced at SIO. Tickets for indi v idual performances are $2.50. LI'ITLE BUCKEYE THEATER 1987·88 SEASON The season will open on November 8, with a ,Performance by "Stromberg and Coop er Mummersto~k.'' Actors and co median s, Bob Stromberg and "There ha s really . never been anything like Little Buckeye Children's Theat er in this area;" sa ys Dr, Miller. "We invite everyone to contact us and join in the world of LitHe Buckeye- a world full of imagination, excitement, thrill s and paths to adventure." CHILD'S PLAY TOURING THEATRE will appear an Ma~lt 27, 1988. 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II tilt jiiiiCIIIIt; II, I Cllh lleWIIICI II lrHIIclttd It! tho loltwtngachtdulo 111111t purchlll II IIIII of Ill ....... • • •. . Motlel Ye•r Motlel Coth Allowance 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 · 1987 Reliant-Aries Sundance-Shadow Laser-Daytona LeBaron (all)-600 '(2 dr.) 'LeBaron Coupe ('i'C><I. co nv .) LeBaron GTS-Lan,cer · Fifth Avenue Turlsmo/Ch<!rger New Yorker Caravette/600 (4 dr.) $500 $50()$500 $500 $750 $750 $750 $300 $500 $500 RIBBLE DODGE PRODUCTS 750 East State, Attiens,1 Ohio 593-6671 DI'IIJIO f'l 0" C >tJ"'I'Illl! M 01011~ THE COLUMBUS JUNIOR THEATRE will present "Pinoccltio" - lite classic' story of Gepetto the Woodcarver who buHds a puppet to be his son- on April I 7, 1988. All performances ol the Little 8uc•eY. ChHd,., 's Theater ate scheduled lor pr~senlation on Sunday alternoons. Two perlor· mantes- 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. - have been set lor. ~rh ,..rlarmatKe date. All pre<luctions will be · IIOfecl In lite lheater al Rio Grande College's Fine and hrlatrNIIfl Artl Center.. I 992-2588 ., I • ' I �·. School exhibits featured~__ _ _ __ I . • ' Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Otiio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Page B-2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel POMEROY - A total of 861 ex hibits showing the work of M;eig~ County school studc~ts .over the past year were featured a( the Meigs County Fair. • There were 775 ribbon awards ~ ncludlng 73 first place blue r ibbons which include a cash prize of $1.50; 112 red ribbons whichincludeacashawardo!Sl; · g1~ white ribbons which include a 00: cent prize, and 375 green ri~bons which do not include a ~as h prize. . • Winners of ribbons and cash rn')zes from the various schools Include: ' Chester Elementary - Penny Aelker, Victor Coates. Stephanie ·Hoffman, Erik Jacks , Amanda Wells, Brian Hoffman, blue; Adria Frecker. Arnie .Friend, Stefanie Bearhs, Josh Starcher, Ja:ck Becker , Chris Bailey ,' Lisa Stet hem. Tracie Wes tjohn , Eric Hill. Lauren Young, red ribbons: A(hber Well, Bobby Keaton, Rickie Hollon, Denna Jacks, Travis Thomas . JamiE' Ervin, 'Jennifer Mora, Nathan Radford. Thomas Basim, Marie Frecker, Ben Kauff, white ribbons . Riverview Elementary- Mar· r ie Holter, Kim Mayle. Rocky Blake, Karen Morris, blue; An· gela Bissell, Jeffery Kimes, Amda Millhoan, Lena Knotts, A pril Smith, Anita Thomas, Billy llaker, red; Christina Gross· nit kle, John Driggs, Crystal '1-fois inger, Carrie Newtmi, Mar· ''v!n Edwards, Joanna Gumpf, AQY Reed, David. Bigley. Joe Satterfield, Tracy Morris, Mat · )hew Marcinko, Ben Miller, Son ny Rucker, Robert Harris, Michael Pooler. Jer ry Wes t, l\manda Maynard. Tim Smith. Bobbv Kauff, Rebecca Evans, Arigeia Reed. Danielle Drake, ;Jeremy Cline. Charles Fr&ncls, Lattica Holsinger, Ton y Rock· hold, white. : T uppers Plains Amy !dams. Shawn Marcinko. Scott l'lradley ; April Arthur. Susa n Hawk, blue; Justic DeLaCruz , ~atah Hoffman, J . . T ,. White; • ehrls Buchanan, Laura Buckley, traci Lance. Mike Laughery. &a!y Manicke. red; Aaron Will, BiHy Buc.h anan. Michelle Ca ld· well. Christy Causey, Jaymie Osborne. Wesley Sanders, Alex Bri.wn. Floyd Hawk, Shane Chilrch, Sarah Householder, West Kanaswsky, Justin MiiJil·cin, Amber Reed. Billy Shultz, Silly Francis, Sean . Maxey'. white. . • Eastern High a nd Junior High - Chris Catlett, Tony Heaton. · Scott Reed, Brian Sharp. blue; · ~(!rea Cleland, Ron Putman, Watt Schul, red; Belinda Barber. R·honda Dunfee. John Holsinger. Tony Lee, Keith Spencer, white. ~ Bradbury Elementary ~e'vi n Whobrey. Tracey Grueser. blue: Dawn Hockman, J~r-ed Stewart, Danny McCloud, Beather Burch. Tessie Bradsl)aw. white. ·Middleport ;Eiemeniary- Jes sl'ea Edwards, blue; Adam Wyatt. Nicky Goodwin. Cliff · 1)lomas. red: Timmy McClure, ;.my Clonch, Wait Williams, Tony Harris, Kristen Foreman, Mark Mills. JessiCa Edwards, Nakuna Tyree. Robbie Sloan, whit e. Harrisonville Elemcntary Ray Cott erill, Robin Donohue, Alicia Stegall, Jered Six, Bobbie Butcher , Melissa Vane€'. Shawn Ingles. red; Kelly Dalton. Rusty · Haning. Dav id Staats, Jessica Wheeler, Rick y Yost. Travis Gilmorc. Gary Stan ley , Tabitha Swcaringer, Steven Vance, Crysta l Donohue. David He rdman, Tim Va nce. Chris Nee!, Lessie · Os bvorne. Mike Vance. while. ·Pomeroy Elfiment ary- Ka ndi Bachtel. Chr is Nitz . blue: Tra cy · f' offey :•Tony Roush, red ; Wayne Burnha rt. Patricia Smith, Ca· r letia Buc kley . Mega n Clark. '' rae! Gr imin. Sha nnon Nitz , .J ason Ryan . Jack Stanley, .Erin War ne r. Anna Chapman, Beth Roush. Gregg Rya n. Vicki Warner . Chris Swanson, white. Rutla nd Elementary - Sean O:B rie n. Phyllis Clark . Jana Dailey, Ronnie Hysell, blue: . Missy Tit us, Mic helle Miller, Jeremy Fetty , Kevin Co llins, Royden Hawkins , Mickey Goode. Am y Rey nolds. Bryan Gardner , Shannon Wheeler, red; Dav id Banks. Jennifer Ga rey. Danie l S(over . Ci ndy Stewart . Candice Walker, Eli Fin k. Lorri Burnem , Gary Adams. Steven Reitmire. white . Salem Cent er Elementary Virginia Shuler . blue; Michelle Price. J essica Cochran . Susan Page. Cri ssy Wright , Ca ndice Moore, Kim Fet ty, ted ; La r ry Ogden, Sabrina Dress. Melissa Erlew ine, Michael Jar vis, Ml· c he lle Lucas, Anne King, Kara E lliot. Allison Gannaway, Randall Johnston, Jessica Silvers, white. Salisbury Elementary -Am y .Jones. Natasha Slater, Jason Witherell, Trevor Harrison , Shelly Smith. blue; Clinton Horn, Sabrina Smith, Max Wilson , Bobby Mash. Stacey Blankenship, Joey Lipscomb, . Heather Pauley. .red ; Jason Frecker, Billy . Umllarger, Joshua With· erell, Nikki. Bentley, Melissa i . Clifford , Heidi Huffman , ·John Rowe, blue; Tommy Bailey, Jeffers , Jason Huffman, white. Jeremy Lyons, Angels Atkins, Me igs Junior Hi gh - Rodney Bobby King, Justin Hill, Michael Smith. Stacey Fry. Miranda Jarrell, Nicole Beegle, Ke'lly Nicholson. blue; Jason Rey- Snider, red; Kristen Hill, Loris nolds, Keri Black, Robby Wyatt, Sayre, Jason Barnett, Sabrina Mark Sta n lev, Keith Smith, red; Congo, J.:arry Patterson, Peggy Todd Reitmlre. Melissa Leo· Caruthers, Brenda King, Robett nard,· Tammy Miller. Andy Kimes, Linda Kiser, Jerry LawVance, Barbara Anderson, Love son, Darrel Sayre, Emily Shain, Batey, Matt Hay nes, Jay roe . Russell Singleton, white. . Tillis, Susan Love. Joe McElroy, . Portland Elementar71: -Jenny Marjorita Tromm, Jeremy Sellers, Terry Triplett, Ryan Shockey , Scott Barton, TimPe- Adams, Crystal Powell, blue; terson, D;J.Ony Lewis, Mandy Jayme Miller, Matthew Evans, Eblin. Ni kki Meier, Anthony Greg McKinney, Brianne Prof· Moore. Jacinda Mulen, J eri fltt, Jeromy Black, Da'-:id Hawley. white. Pickens, Chris Weaver, red ; Letart Falls Elementary Angel Harris, Emily Duhl, Adam Roush, Ka thy Turley, Hillery Harris, Jason Fitch. Corey Hill, Jason Shuler, Corey Woody Richards, John Riley, August 30, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Ppint Pleasant, W.Va. Christie Cooper, Penny Gillispie, Christi Maidens, white. . Nick Adams, Eva BQscla, Billie Syracuse Elementary ..Shawn Joe Long, Kenny Rizer, Shawn Harris, Billy Young, Kevin Wolfe, white. Fields. Jason L!lwrence, Samml . Sisson , Amber! Ohlinger, blue; Racine Elementary - JosiNa Barr, Cynthia Caldwell, Mick Wilson, Kevin Ihle, Jason CarKevin Vining, Phiiip· Hamm, penter, Rachel Hensler, Brenda · Ash, Aaron Card, Jodi Cummins, Adam Sayre, Josh Smith, red; Valerie Cundiff. Jorah Hensley. David Deem, Todd. Grace, Heather Hill, Rusty Smith, Russell Smith, blue; Jason Wrltsell, Paul '·lhle, Abby Curry, Jimmy Randolph, Rachel Rowe, MI chelle Caruthers, Jeremy Dill. Joey Hensler, Julie Hill, NikkJ !hie, Tyson Mugrage, Eddie Sawyers, David .S mith, Keri Whitaker, Megan Wolfe. red; Nicole Hill, Misty Hysell, Tam· ara Martin, John Card, Jason Hudson, Joseph Layre, Katrina Anderson, Sherr! Frederick, Aaron Hoback, Christina Cummins, Jennl Hill, Ryan Holter, Marcy Matthews, Freddie Matson, An· gela Teaford, Jeremy Cleek, Flowers-Kerwoad · A!tela Mulford, Evan Struble, Frances Adkins\ Brian Allen, Carissa Ash , Jeremy Burklrk,. Megan Bing, Kev.jn Deemer, Billy Halley. Roche)le Jenkins, Mandy Hills, Chanda \ Mulford , POMEROY_;_ Ralph W. Shain, Lake Wales, Fla ., and Judith M. Flowers, East Liverpool, both formerly of Racine, are announc· lng the marriage on their son, Robert L. Flowers, to Jody L. Kerwood. daughter of Lucy Fos· ter , Galllpolls, and Jack Ker· wood, Point Pleasant, W.Va. 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The attendants carried oval bouqu e t s With re d rnlni " ca rnatIon s, while sweet heart roses, Rosario aistromarla. whlte ·s tall s, and baby's brea th with red and white streamers and wore flowers to match the bouquets In their hair. Scott Ranson of Wa s hington Cour t House, brother of the groom . was best man. Troy Arnott and Edward Arnott . brothers or the bride, we re groomsmen. a.nd Steven Boso. Portland, wa s ring bearer. Usher' . were Andy Tibbets of Ha~e'rs town , Ind., and David Fowler. New Ho lland . Hos tesses were Kim Tibbets of Hage rstown ,lnd .; VIckie King. Brookville, Ind., and . Angle Spaun , Gallipolis. The mother of the bride wore a turquoise green silk street ·len gth dress with accessories to match. pearl necklace and earrings, and a corsage of white sweetheart roses and rosa rio alstroma rla with baby's breath. The groom' s . mother was in a peach c hiffon dress with bone accessories, pearl jewelry. and wore a cor : sage of whi te sweetheart roses with baby 's bre ath. The reception was he ld at The Flshermans War! Pier Ill Res· taurant In Col umbus. The bride Is an engineer for Ute l Te leco mmun lca t ions of Worthingt on. The groom Is a packaging e ngineer-sa les for Batjak . Inc .. Was hin gton Court House. Th!'y reS!dP In Col umbu s. The Meigs County Senior Cit!· w ns Center , Mulberry Heights, PomNov, has the following activities sc hed uled !'or the wee k of August 31-Sept. 4: Monda y - Round and Square Dance, l -3. Tuesday -Chorus 1· 2. We dn esda y - Bingo 1·2, Bridge 1·3. Bowling 1: 30. Thursda y - 'Ceramics 10·2, Nutr ition Education 11 : 30: Cindy Oliveri, Mei gs County Exti'nslon Agent. wil,l s pea k on "Basic Diet a nd Use of Supplements" , T h<' Senior Nutrition Progr am menu for the week Is : Monday : Spaghetti , broccoli, tossed salad, pears. Tuesday : Roast be~f sandwich with mashed potatoPs and gravy, green beans, cookie. Wednesday : Chlck!'n salad sandwich, baked beans , pasta sa lad. grapefruit and orange sections. Thursday : New E ngiand boiled dinner. pineapple with cottage cheese , rice and raisin pudding. Friday: Cheeseburger. oven browned potatoes. broccoli and cauliflower. brownie. Choice of beverake available with meals . Program for Dropouts at Gallia-Jacksofi·Yinton JVSD Buy The Best-..tuy Maytag MASON FURNITURE CO. ' RACINE - Th ~ sa nctuary of St . .John 's Church, Co lumbus , was decorated with Hawaiian rt'd . a nthuriums with mixed gr!'e ns ~ net ca ndelabra with red til p<'rs for thl" June 20t h double ring for ma-l cercmon.v of De· borah K. Arnott and Evan Steve Ranson. both of Co lumbus. ThP bride Is the daughter of Vlok'tta Arnott and the late Arth ur L. Arnott. Rac ine. The groom Is thP son of Lyt<' and Jea nette Ra nson, Was hington C'o.u rt House. " P astor Paul Baumer offi c iated and :\lory Schauartz provided mu sic. The bride worl' a gown of whit e atin fa shioned with a venlse lace necklinP and deep bas que waist uceented with beaded venice lace 0\'er popcorn beaded sa tin with lrrid cscent sequins. The ~own feat u red Renaissance sleeves and a eat he dral scalloped trai n dPcorar<'d with Schitrl c e mbroid· er;· ;oppilq ues. beaded popcor n motifs ond crys ta l pleat ed tri m. Shl' also wore a picture hat ccented with beaded c ha ntilly and Illusion vetilnJ~. She carried a cascade bouquet of red roses. rubr hrms lilies. pink mini c arna · !Ions. wh it!' fr ees ia , rosar io a l• s tromaria . baby's brea th a nd mixed ereen,, . Maid of honor Jill Arnott. Racine. sister of the bride. Mo G rng hty and Carr!<' Bink ley. Columbu s. wpre bridesmaids . Beth Sie fert, Brcman, was the flowf.'r ~l r l. The attf.'ndants wore apple sa tin ~:ow ns with chantilly la t e bodices !ea turln ~ basque wais ts. sabrlna nec klines and bait gow n s leeves with full len gth Meigs seniors slate week Set rme ADDED BONUSU Fo, A Nl~~ Clun ~~~~~ meet the to teachers of the child· ren and learn of theireduca· grades· l, 2 and 3 and developtiona! plans at Pomeroy Eiemen· tar y thi s sc hool year. Information will be given about te.xtbooks, assignments and grading as well as explanations of procedures a nd policies of the classroom a nd the school. On Monday evening. an invlt a· lion is extended to all parent s who have children In grades 4, 5 and 6 and in Mrs. Betsy Horky's learning di sa bilities class. On Monda y· evening, an invlta· tlo n Is ex te nded to all parent s . who hav e child ren in ihe A.M . and P.M. kindergarten c lasses , " The Gallia-Jackson-Vinton JVSD Adult Services h9s received funding from the Governor's office and JTPA to assist those individuals, Iinder the age of 2 2, who have nat completed Hiigh School, to return to regular high school, work on a G.E.D., or obtain on adult vocotional certificote. If you did not complete high "hool and can· not find a job, it may be because you lack the necessary skills and education needed to impress employers in to· day's labor market. ·Have you ever thought you should have finished high school when you had the chance? NOW YOU CANI The onlr cost to you is time. The benefit from this program wil be on educotion, employment opportunities, and o more secure future. Progroms ond services are olso availoble for those over 22 years of age. A MIND IS A TERRIBlE THING TO WASTE! Call 245-5336 oncl osk for the Governor's Demonstro· tion Grant Program ot write to Governor' 1 Grant, Gallia-Jackson-Yinton JVSD, P.O. Box 157, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674• . ACOMPLETE EDUCATION WIU BRIGHTEN.• YOUR FUTUREI T,g DONELLI'S mental handicapped cii\Sses of Mrs. Judy Carter and Mrs. Mary Haggerty. The sessions on both evenings will not last over one hour a nd parents attending are asked to make other arrangements for their children so that there will be little interruption in the flow of the workshops . Refreshment s w\11 be served following both TED L. ROBINSON Evangell1t ITALIAN RESTAURANT SERVICES -Ted L . Robin- · son will be evangelist for revival services at 7 each evening, Tuesday through Sept. 6 at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Services will also be held at 10:30 a.m. and 6: 30 p.m. on Sunday In ·' r Spring Valley Pla%a PASTA- PIZZA- SANDWICHES PIZZA BUFFET Every Wed. & Sunday 5 to 9 P.M. re~v:e:n:t.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=============:. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT WOMEN ENTE·R THE BUSINESS WORLD THROUGH H&R BLOCK INCOME TAX COURSE Women with a head for figures are entering the business world by learning how to prepare income tax returns. This skill has provided them with an effective key to new career opportunities. At the same time, it offers them information about how to save money at tax time. This year's classes will introduce participants . to ·the new tax reform laWs for 1987. For many women, skills learned in the H&R Block Income Tax Course pave the way to part-time positions as tax preparers with Block. The flexib,le hou,rs constitute a definite pl4s for women with small children at home. Block, however. is under . no obligation to offer employment. nor ·are graduates 4nder any obligation to accept employment with' H&R Block. H&R Block. the world's largest tax pre paration service, offers the Income Tax Course starting September 9 . Students may choose from morning, afternoon, and evening classes at the Second 8o Sycamore St. location. No prerequisites are required for enrollment. Classes take place over a 13-week period. Oiler anniversary is observed VINTON Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph E . Oiler of Vinton ob· served their 42nd weddin g an ni· versa ry on Aug. 29. They are the parent s of eight c hildr e n , a nd h ave 15 ·- preparing individual tax returns. One low.fee includes materials, supplies, and texbooks. Students successfully completing the course receive certificates · and 7.5 continuing education · un~s. Aditional information and registration forms are available from the H&R Block office at Second & Sycamore, Gallipolis or call 446-0303. Experienced Block instructors teach all phases of income tax preparation. Classwork includes group discussions, practice problems, and hands-on experience 10 NO. 7B-10-0636M gran dc hild r~n . STORE HOURS 8 A.M.-1 0 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. SUNDAY: 9 A.M.'til 9 P.M. WE ACCEPT .FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES LOCALLY OWNED BY BOB AND SUSAN TURNER Prices Effective thru FRESH EXTRA LEAN SUPERIOR Tavern Ha round Beef Fresh BON£11!!-lUN, NO WASTE Ground $1 89 lb. HALF $1 99 lb. Aug. '29 Several Times Daily WHOLE ECKRICH · BOLOGNA $19911. 99 ENGLISH ROAST (LB. LIS. OR MORE ~... $129 j We Are C0f1111etely Over Stocked On Bedroom Suites From Makers Such As Bossett, Ashley, Webb, American Drew . & Othen. No Better Time .To Twin Size The bride attends East Liverpool. High School. The groom Is .graduate of East Liverpool High School and Is on leave from the U.S. Army. The Rev . Paul McGuire per· formed the ceremony Aug. 22. at the home of Helen Meldau, near Racine. · POMEROY - A new fe ature has been added at the Pomeroy Elementary School. ' For the first time staff members of ,the school will be conductlng . workshops for parnets on Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 31 and Sept . 1, beginning at 7 each evening. . The workshops are des igned to give parents the opportunity to ' s.., "The Theatre, • erected in 1576, wu the first such structure built in England exclusively for the perfor- · mance of plays. Parent ·workshop set for ·. Pomeroy school "DANCE" TAP • IALLn • lATON Mr. and Mrs. Evan Ranson w. Ate ""a AClhttlt/•1•• Jo~t~ u, "' r• The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-8-3 August 30. 1987 curiRI11M GRAIN GUNNOE'S FED CATTLE USDA Sausage $279LB. CUT FROM GRAIN FED CATTLE USDA CHOICE Round Steak HOT OR MILD Rib Steak $149 FRESH PORK SHOUID£R KENTUCKY BORDER FROZEN PRE-SliCED BEEF PAniE.S BOLOGNA 1 LB. ROLL STEAK 99( LB.- $169 lB. Coca -Cola Large Eggs Coffee 39 39 oz. DOZ. SUN SHIN£ VALLEY 8£lL DOG FOOD 2% MILK 20 lb. bag $299 $159 GAL• .. Paper Towels lB. O'SAGE ·Pot Pies Peaches BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY 3/ 28 OZ. CAN JUMBO ROLL '. v ·• �• Page 8·4-:-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Calendar/ happenings · SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT - A planning GALLIPOLIS - Cliffside Golf meeting for the annual MiddleClub picnic Is Sunday, 5:30p.m ., . port Block Party, 6 p.m . Monday at the Shrine Club. at offices of Dr. Kennethy and CROWN CITY -Hassan Abra- Matthews. For more Information. ham, a pastor in Guyana, will be' call Bill Blowers, 992-5141: for at Mt. Zion Missionary Bapllst vendor booth, call Teresa Kennedy, 992-6658. Church, Sunday 10 a.m. -~- SHARON L. DUBREUU. DONAL!) T. REES DARCI R. HYSELL RICHARD C. WERRY Dubreuil-Rees . CLARKSVILLE. Tenn. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dubreuil of Clarksville, Tenn. , announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. j>haron Louise Dubreuil . to Do;'a ld Todd Rees . son of Donald E. and J a net D. Ree s of Gallipolis. He is also · the grandson of Mr. 'lind Mrs. Paul Rees of' Gallipolis and Mr. and Mrs. Addison Dressler of Zanesville. • The w~ding will take pla ce Nov . 7. at Immaculate Concep' • ' lion Catholic Church in Clarksville, Tenn . Mi ss Dubreuil is a graduate of Northwest High School of Clarks' ville and attended Austin Peay State University . She is em· played by Wllson Catfish in Clarksville. Rees is a graduate of Gallia Academ y High School and Morehead State University. He Is a Chief Warrant Officer in the United States Army at Ft. Campbell , Ky , as a helicopter pilot. Hysell-Werry f." POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. da mes Johnson , Marietta, are announcing the engagement of )!e r daughter, Dare! Renee Hyaeu, to Richard Charles Werry, !On of Mr. and Mrs. James Werrv, Racine. : Miss Hysell is a graduate of August 30, 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Meigs High School. • Werry is also a Meigs High graduate and is employed at the '!'win Rivers Post Office in Co lumbu s. A November wedding is being planned: GALLIPOLIS FERRY Grubb Famlly Singers wlll be at Pleasant VIew Church. Sunday, 7:30p.m . . TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS- Galllpoils Rotary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m ., Down Under . CORA - Tri-Advlsory CouncU meets Sunday, 12:30 p.m., for picnic at Wood's Cabin. GALLIPOLIS Ga lllpolls Lions cookout, home of Herman Dillon, Tuesday, 6:30p.m . ---. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Garden Club will meet Tuesday . 7: 30p.m ,, in the social room of Middleport Presbyterian Church. RIO GRANDE- F!Im series, I Have Decided to' Llve Llke a Believer, ls being shown at Calvary Baptist Church, Sundays , 7 p .. m . , . beginning this . week . MIDDLEPORT Regular meeting, Middleport Lodge .363, F&AM, Tuesday. 7:30 p .m . ; refreshmenu after meellng. CROWN CITY - Rev . Jack Parsons · w.ill be at Liberty Chapel. Sunday, 7 p.m. HARRISONVILLE - Harrl BIDWELL - Poplar Ridge Church homecoming, Sunday, . sonvllle Chapter OES will hold with dinner on the grounds . yard sale Sept. 2 and 3 at The Speaker in afternoon ls Rev. George residence, Larkin St. Rutland, 9 a .m . to 4 p.m . Alton Loveless . JOHN H. GWSS AErmyPvHt. John-H.GiosGs. somef of ugene . and Jean E . 1ass o Ga!UpoUs. lias arrive!\ for duty with the !59th Aviation t3a ttallon , Fort Campbell, Ky . I Gloss. a hel!copter repairman. • ls a 1983 graduate of Ga!Ua Academy-. LESLIE M. MEEK Leslie M. Meek, daughter of James H. Meek Of Beckley. W.Va., and Ann Peoples of Point Pleasant, W.Va ., has completed training In fundamental military skills at the Army ROTC Camp Challenge at Fort Knox , Ky. Camp Challl'nge is designed to givl' college juniors and sophomores who have not taken ROTC courses the chance to enter thl' program . The camp also qUali fies high school graduates for the ROTC program at any of the nations . six military junior colleges. During the encampment, . cadets received t'rlilnlng In basic rifle marksmanship. military drill and ceremonies: communi· cations and Individual and small unit· tactics . · JAMES D. LOCKJIART Army Pvt. James D. Lockh art II , son .of James D. and Carolyn Lockhart of Rt. 1. Crown Cit . POMEROY - XI Gamma Eplsolon Sorority will meet on ~=::::::::.:.:....::...:.::.:....:.:...:..:.:.::.:.:...::..:;;:~ the upper parking lot In Pomeroy at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday prior to going to Sebastlans In Parkersburg for the first meeting of the fall. MONDAY CHESTER - Open house for parents will be held Monday, 6:30 p.m. at Chester Elementary . A meeting of the PTO will follow at RUTLAND -Rutland VIllage Councll will meaet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Rutland Civic Center. FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY POMEORY - Pomeroy OES meets Tuesday, 7:45p.m .. Officers were chapter dresses . FULL METAL JACKET People in the news... completed basic training at Fort Di;<, N.J. During his training; he . recelved Instruction In weapons, drill and ceremonies. map read· ing , tactics. military courtesy. military justice , first aid and Army history and traditions . He Is 1985 graduate of Hannan Trace High School. SARGAIN MATJftEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY • ALL SEATS 11.75 • ADMISSION EVERY TUEOAI 12.00 LAUG 28tnnittwu . . I .!J fRIDAY LORA .J. WOOD JEFFREY A. WOLFE . • Shupe-Knisley ~ BIDWELL - ' Mr. and Mrs. ~onald Shupe of Bidwell. an riounce the e nga geme nt . a nd ~-pproaching marriage of thei r daughter, Karen E la in e Shupe .. til Paul Andrew Kni sley, son of f'!lr . a nd Mrs . Paul Knis ley of 4_etart , W.Va. • > Thoe open outdoor wedding will take place Sept. 5, at 1: 30p.m .. at Ihe Up hom£' of Road the bride 's pa r~n Is on Creek . Miss Shupe is employed by th e Cit y of Gallipclis . Kni sley attend s Mars hall Univers it y . Paul anniversary being observed • PomC'roy . · Wolfe is a graduate of Gallia ' Chop Suey was created in New York City on Aug . 29, 1896, by Chmese Ambassador l.i Hung-Chang's chef, who devised the dish to appeal to both the American and oriental tastes . Suey was unknown in China' at Academy High School, and e'm ployed by ihe Gallipoli s Ice Co., Gallipolis. Wedding plans arr incomple te. nt~s--.OAH;S ARK - I j~~~ ;r~ r1• ., )- -, ~'f? 1... ~ - -:.~ ~:~::L 5 MILES EIST Uf I'CKSON, OHIO I TRAIN RIDES • ANIMALS • PiCNIC AREAS • MINI GOLF • GIFTS • A Me5sag~ From The Bible ... RIGHTEOUSNESS Wi/liom B. Kughn · MON.-SAT.: tO All 'Ttl DIRK SUNIIU KOON 'Til DIRK 1111!1 . .. . • ··•·21?-1161 ·- . • ' Sandwich Special GALLIPOLIS, OH. and HENDERSON, W. VA. ' RUTLAND - A sur prise ~Oth wedding annlvc rary part y wa s held Sunday hono ring Herman and Beulah G rat f'. Hosting thl' ceiPhratlon wNc their child ren. Mr . and Mrs. T .J . Fe r rell. a nd Mr . and Mrs. John G ra te. Refreshment s m adP by Ma rgaret Edwards a d Bf' nt ri c~ Smith. and a chct•se tray we rc srrved 10, 4J gues ts durin g th;• .. afternoon. Mr . and Mrs. Grat !' ri>celved a call fro m hi s sis ter In Mi c higan . Attendln!! the parry ra nd pres enting gift s to the c oupir we rP T.J ., VIcki. Heathe r and Hollie Fe rrell . .John. Gloria. Aa ron a nd Tamara Grarc. Giles and Bca · trlcl' Smith . Margar£>t Edward s. Chartottf' and Nathan Hesc ht . George and VIolet Cra te , KPnny. Beverly, Brad and As hley Baylor, Ron and Tra vis Crate , Mike a)ld Debbie Crate. Arnold Grate. ~ev . and Mrs> Sam Basye, Sh irley Turne r a nd Chri ssv. KaihtN>n Tillis. Berne(• NPi son . . Dan Edwards. Wa nda VIning. Goldlt' Grah a m , Sh N ri Darst. Te r ri Smith and Man hew, Lea fy has reen, Wende ll a nd Donn a Qratr. J ack a nd Ba be Shifl et . Frank and Allee Young. IN R ' HAMBURGERS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING 4 P.M. TIL 9. P.M. iL _ .....,led ~ obejed b1 "And Jesus answering sgid ~tnto him. Suffer it to be so now: for thu~ it becometh us tofu/jill all righttoosness" (Mt: 3:15); and "For John came muo you in the way of riglrteo11srress. and ye believed him not .. . " (Mt. 21 :J2 l. God had appointed John to be the forerunner of Jesus, freparing , announcing . and pointing the people to Christ. The baptism o John was }rom heaven " (Mt. 21:25; Jno. I :33), that is, divinely authorized and appointed by God. Jesus . in order to 'fuljill oll right«MSnes>, "was to mbmll to John'• baplltm. John. administering the baptism, and Jesus. accepting the baptism. was acknowledging and obeying God'• dhlnoly appt>lnted plan . His riKhteousneu! · 2. Conforming to God'• rlahteoaa,_, u re•taled ln Hll will: "Blessed are thev which do hunger and thirst •fter righttoosoas: for they Jholl be filled".(Mt. 5 :6): "Blessed are they which ore persecuted for right..,..nt.rs' suke:for theirs is the kingdom of heoven" (Mt . 5: 10); and "For I Jay unto •• • ' .. 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""'C. SUMMER IMAGE IS FEATURING FUTURE SHAPE BODY TONING Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis ••• ROCKING Gallipolia, Ohio Tues. Wed . ·lllu• S.t 9·5 Exercise misery is a thing of the past. Now you can tone-up, slim-down, and strengthen your body gently with our unique sysrem of physical and isometric high-repetition movements. It's new, it's different, and it works . Come in today and see for yourself. "CONVENIENT HEALTH CARE - THAT DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A LEG" sa1 istied . Longing for , and tilling our hves with, the goodness of God, we Bul..-ille Road • P.O. Box 308 SJ9U~ Groom·• tux FREE with 6 or more. • HOLZER CLINIC r!P-•- : :~ ! • .... (Mt . 5:20). With such extreme feeling , we strongly desire the or rnealed will a£ God•• plan. aeing moved with intensity. we conform to His righteousness or plan. taking upon us the beauty of holiness from with· in our heart and manifested outwardlr by our actions, and are filled or :.:~\: . "! ·'.·:-:;·:;-:-:1 .: ·.. : EACH - you, That e.xcept your rigltt~usness shall exceed the righteo11snes.s of the scribes llfld Phtuisees, ye shall in no case enter into the kin1dom ofhellven" Chapel Hill Chzuch of Ch~~st .Plan Your W•••l•g We offer complete tuxedo rente! service to help you look your beat on th•t sp•ci•l d•y. Pric•d froiD Welcome to the future of exercise. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO m1n : W-lp to.JO I 40°/o SAVINGS Lavish in the supreme comfort of BERKLINE'S ROCK.;A-LOUNGER• with plush, Euro-inspired styling! d1scourscs. a nd what He indicated it to mean : I. Rlghteousntll 11 God'• divine plan, lo be riP-•••· 011 :Anniversary celebration held Part 1 are able to take the jolts of life's disappcintments, enduring the po:rsecu· tions of the antagonistic forces of evil. error, and wrong with satisfaction and joy . and standing firmly in the rlpteoaa- of God. Thos rlah-· ness is real. springing forth and growing from a heart of faith and love. It exceeds the riahteousneu of. the scribes and Pharisees because il is real, genuine , and without hypocrisy! . 3. Rlghteouoritll II the oum lotal of God'• nqulrelllenl: "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, ond hiS rix'teousness; ••d ollthe.e things shall be added unto you" (Mt. 6:33). We are to earnestly covet after and strive for the kingdom of God (church). and all of God's requirements that pertain to life and godliness (2 Pet. I :3). The church has its part in the righteou•neu of God; therefore, both have priority in our lives. 4. Rlahteoaaneu II rellllout dutloo : "Take heed thot ye do not your alms (righteous-) before men, to be sun of them" (MI. 6:1). Rlghteoutneu, as used in the American Standard Version, is a broader word than "alms. "and embraces all the duties of including our duty to our neighbor (almsgiving, Mt. 6:1-4); to God (prayer, MI. 6:516): and to self, or being able to conl.rol self (fasting, MI. 6:16· 18). We must "rake heed" to the religious duties, doing the works of righteousness for the glory of God and not of ourselves. The gaopel'reveals the rlghteou_n eu of God (Rm. I : J7). When we do God's rlghteoutneu, we become rlghleoua (I Jno. 3:2), and Hll rtpfeolll. ne11 is manlfetted in our rlghteou wordl and act1001 toward God. self, and neighbor! For Fne Bible Co,.,..poodtnce Co•rse, Write .• • Church , they h'a ve three sons , Phillip Richard Gaul , Middleport : David Eldon Caul, Chester ; a nd Ma rk Waynl' Hal l'. Chester ; and two grandchildren . Mr . and Mrs. Gaul a rl' the own e r -o pe rat o rs of Gaul's Market . • CHESTER - Richard and ' Betty Gaul. Chester. are absen t· tng their 25th wedding anniver~ary today . A famil y dinn er in eel£>bratlon of the occasion will be held at Sebastlans . • Married on Aug . 30. 1962. at the Chester United Me th odi s t Righteousness_comfs from the Greek "dik_aiosune." conveying that \"h ich is rlg'-1 or just. It is an attribute of God, d~noting His being faithful and truthful. h is interesting to see how Jesus used righteousness in His Wood-Wolfe : CHESTER Mr. and Mrs . [van 'Wood , Chest Pr , announ ce rile e ngagement of their da ugh ter. Lora J . Wood. to J e ffr ey A. Wolfe , son of Mr. and Mrs . Mo r ri s Wolfe. Gallipolis . . : Mis s Wood is a g raduat e of !;:aster n Hig h Sc hool and a tlend~d the Southea stern Bus iness College. She is employed at Do llar General Store . in r~Q:Q:~~~~;;:<;;:<;;:<NNNNN;;<;;;;<;;;;<;;;;<;::;::;:q:q:;;:;;;j Richard and &u;• Gatd • AARON YOUNG A turkey's gizzard is so strongThe val~e of an Oriental rug is dewalled it can easily crush an un- tennined by the number of knots it shelled walnut. contains in a square inch. u. Grand Opening TIIJitSOAV: COLUMBUS - Ohio Valley Chris tian. School senior Aaron Young took part in the AU-Ohio State Fajr Band, during the event's 23-day run . Young Is the son of Evelyn and Bill Brady of Calllpolis . and Richard Young of Middleport. Hl' Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland and Mr. and Mrs. John Young of Racine. Young, who plays clarinet and plano. Is active in you th groups and congregational music at First Baptist -Church in Galllpo. lis . He has also been the recipient of numerous awards from t'hf' Mo unt ai neer Association of Chri s tia-n Schoo ls eMA CS 1 competitions . her beloved home state. . the recently remarried Carson Mildred 11olt of Ellsworth, Wednesday night, "Well, I hear · Ka'n . , the oldest guest ever to · you've had three, four wives. appear on the Tonight Show, told That's great. Good for you ." • heads of the PTLCiubfollowlqg a By KATE CALLEN sex scandal, described the lodge Unlled Press International . THE BOSS STEP$ OUT: Rock as an Ideal site for the couple to star Bruce Springsteen visited a resurrect their ministry . The lodge closed In November friend who's had a rough summer and wound up giving an after workers left because the~ Impromptu concert Wednesday hadn 't been paid. The site In> night . Long-time Springsteen pal eludes a ski hUI, an 18-hole golf Phll Manettt, who lost hls busl· · course and a 3. 000-seat coliseum, and has been appraised at marl' ness several months back In massive fire at Long Branch. than $13 million. HERE'S MILDRED: Johnny N.J. , was iendlng bar at Key Largo, a Belmar . N.J ., nightspot , Carson . may never be the same when The Boss strolled In and after his close encounter with a started strumming. 105-year -old "Tonight Show" gu' Sprlngsteen ,.• Ne w Jersey 's fa· est who sipped a highball Instead vorlte son, played old standards of the usual glass of water, like "Stahd By Me " and "L~­ applauded the TV host 's cille... and delivered a •eggae revolving-door marriages and version of his own hit, "Born In dared city slickers to criticize the U.S .A." Key Largo's night manager Tom Conte described the singer 's vlslt as " real warm" and reported that Springsteen stayed until closing . • THE BAKKERS GO SHOP· PING: Evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker reportedly may bid on a 200-room Wisconsin lodge !hat could serve as h.ead quarte rs for a new ministry : The Bakkers have requested Information ·on the bankrupt Tele· Rt. 160 North Gallipolis mark Lodge nea r Cable, Wi s .. which goes on the auction block Sept. 15. Auctioneer Jim Bohon said an unnamed ass ociate of the Bakkers. who were ousted as MATTHEW MODINE- 7. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-8-5 a OVCS student in state group KAREN .E. . PE PAUL_ A. KNISLEY Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. In the service.... _______, SYRACUSE - The Freedom Singers from Youngstow·n will present a program Sunday morn· ing, 9:30 a .m.. at Syracuse Nazarene Church. Everyone welcome. RACINE - A special meeting of Southern Board of Education wlll be held 6: 30 p.m. Monday. >\ugust 30. 1987 All sofas .............. . All chairs ............. . .Combinati·on sofa & chair .. • only $39 Only itiL::J,;)OII only iDOl::~.~.,, PHONE 446-3915 • ~ "'D '• i .·-·.,..··-·-·-.·-·-·-· • I I Up to 350 Sq. Fet.. . icomolete C~rpet Care•1 ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE \\WHEN ONLV THE BEST WILL IJO." tl MOOL·At• • I A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF GENERAL FOODS HAIVAID CHEMICAL RESEARCH ' �Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, The Sunday Times-Sentinel Beat of the bend :.EASTMAN'S .. \'our Independently O~aed Music, music, music... POMEROY - I hear good reports on the musical drama, "Eden on the River" currently playing on Biennerhasset Island. The costumIng and inuslc as well as the cast are . excellent, I'm t.old, and effectiv~ use of film !s employed to· enhance the productlo.n. The story deals, of course, with Harman and Margaret Blenner-" basset who owned the Island and ' their relationship with Aaron Burr wh9 was tried for conspiracy !or allegedly attempting to create a separate empire In the Southwest. The musical Is done in front of the rebuilt Blennerhasset mansion. Final showings after this weekend are Sept. 2, 3, 4 and 5. Seats are reserved and the ticket price Includes your tran sportation from Parkersburg to the island. There's a toll . free number which Is 1-800-262-2536. The Blue Jean Ball, I'm advised, will be staged in conjunction with the annual Middleport Chamber of Commerce Block party and will be .held at the new building of FeeneyBennett Post 178. American Legion, on Sept. lB. the night before the block party in the business section. Crossover will be providing the music and dress. of course, is obviously. blue j~ans. Admission Is $3 a single and $5 a couple. ---..... Advance tickets can be secured at Dan's , Ace Hardware, Middle· port Trophies and the RawlingsCoats-Blower Funeral Home. Ashley, Gene Jeffers, Linda · Rathburn, Mark Clark, Gary and Sharon Michael. Ada Holter. Daisy Saunders, Lula Mae Qui· vey , Rev a Beach, Mildred The Planned Parenthood of Spencer. Bernice Carpenter. El· Southeastern Ohio offices will be leen Buck. Helen F . Smith. Cathy relocating Thursday . The offices Lentes, Shirley Huston, Gail beginning Thursday will be lo· Horton, Julie Cramer, Jean cated on the second floor of the Durst, Mar,r Belle Warner, Doris City Loan Bank, 236 E. Main St. , Eastman, Guy Hysell, Jack Pomeroy . The City Loan Bank Hart, Jim and Lois Hawley, building Is that neat one on the Gerald Eblin, Dale M. Jacobs, corner which was recently reno· Pete Michael,· Mary Birchfield, vated. If you need Information or George a nd Phyllis Skinner. non· wish to make an appointment and Kay Cull ums, James Diehl, with Planned Parenthood, just Nathan and Bette Biggs, Iris call 992-5912. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Another batch of residents Roush , Mary K. Roush. Nancy have decided to take part In the Circle. Hllah Layne, Thoams A. log cabin project at the Meigs Ballne, John Vester, Mr. and County Fair . Moving the cabin Mrs. Roger Deem, Mr. and Mrs . onto the Rock Springs Fair· Reed Will, Connie Watson, Tom grounds. plus the chinking, Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Max footer and what have you--has Eichinger and Herschel and been an expensive project --and Rhojean McClure. there' s still a new roof to· go to I! you want to help·-and It Is on round (Jut the project. the downhill side· now--j ust send La test contributors to the ymjr donation to the Meigs Fair Arperi cana fund of the Meigs Board, noted for cabin project, to Fair Board include Bernice Box 2~7. Pomeroy . · Hawk, VIrgil and Nellie Brown, The government has dereguFred a nd Bertha Smith, Ervin and Lucille Portraz, Leota lated the telephone system and Smith, David and Norma Good- the.• airlines . What else can It win, Mrs. R. R. Cutler, Eula deregulate to really screw things Hensler. Pauline Atkins, Victor up? But I know--you' re gonna and Alice Brown , Margaret Fos- . ""kj:ee:::p:s:m:ll:ln:g:·======:::1 ter Cleek, Eichinger Family, 1 ~ Ka r en D., Philip M. and Stephe n WOMEN'S BOOTS P . Roberts. Paul and June by Eichinger . Paul and Neva McElroy , Mr. and Mrs, John T. Wolfe, Charles anct . Sharon .Knight, Frank and Cheri Giles, Alfred and faye wolfe, Bob and June ·-· . ... ~ .\. ' . AS LOW AS ci nnamon. Wednesday: Ham aJ\d bea ns. hard boiled egg half. shredded carrot and raisin salad , cornbread , chiffon Je ll-0 . Thursday: Lasagna. tos sed salad with red cabbage, carrot s. oil and vinegar, rye or v ienna bread. sliced pineapple. Friday: Macaroni and cheese succotas h IImas and corn . cold canned tomatoes, whole grain bread, iced brownies. Choice of coffee, tea. lemonade, milk or bul!ermilk wit h each mea l. 1 . QUEEN SLEEPER S688° 0 PURE GRANULATED ChOose from 20 Choic:e Sleepers in Twin, Full or 86 GMC S15 SIERRA Long bed, auto. trans., with overdrive, A/C, 10,000 miles. 16 FORD RANGEl 4 cyl .. S speed, O.D. trans., stereo, wire covers, black with burgundy inter. 15 CHEY S1 0 Short bed, 4 cyl~ 4 speed, AM/~M stereo, strip kit. 16 FORD BRONCO 4X4 V-6, S speed trans., A/C. 14 FORD BRONCO 4X4 ¥6, auto. trans., A/C, stereo. 16 FORD RANGER 4X4 4 cyl., S speed, O.D. trans., wire covers, blue with blue interior. 15 DODGE D100 318; v.l, auto. trans., P.S. & P.B.,Iongbtd, llllarp. 85 DODGE 4X4 PICKUP 311, Y-1. 4 speed t~ns~, P.S. & P.B., hoipedor Pk., stereo. 15 FOlD F-150 XL EXPLOIIER 302 V-8, auto. trans., O.D. trans., A/(, P.S. & P.B., cruise control, AM/FM stereo. as 84 84 83 83 80 82 Hudson Cream Flour o• Sectionols. with Condo Sleeping ALL SLEEP SOFAS INCLUDE DELUXE INNERSPRING MATTRESS z:e ill Awailable Parking 5 LB. BAG 25 LB . DOZEN BAG Deliwery Meat · Wieners 12 ND Orange Juice - ' - Pepsi Cola '• M.lk I ft., i MT . DEW. PEPSI FREE DIETOR REG BROUGHTON'S LITE 1% l0\'1 lf,IUl -- • oz. PKG. .~. TROPICANA CHILLED TENDERBEST / ' 39 29 PLASTIC GAL. TENDERBEST U.$.D.A. CHOICE •REG. •ADC •DRIP •E .P. FOODLAND ALL PURPOSE Boneless Chuck Roast Maxwell House Coffee Margrine Quarters New ·white Potatoes • 39 BOTTLE GAS 00 9 .9 1 LB . BOXES 3 LB. CAN •• $ 8 ·9 50 LB . BAG • WANT RELIABILITY AND SERVICE? ... ... ' ·.' J • •J .. . ,• .. .. J .• . .• FOI HOME,' FilM, HSINESS & INDUSIIY _. ·-.·•. •• '-;:• oni and Cheese Complete Line Of Warm Morning Heaters In Stock ~ 32 BTL. .anner 7. OZ. lOX . ... ~ ~~.. ,)-t110 • , ~~~ Spaghetti Sauce •Plain •With Meat «~: 2 LB. PKG. ,· ' " '• . I 20 oz. $ -"' Bath Tissue Raisin Brand Cereal • '•·; Tomato Catsup oz . • :; 49 4 ROll I PKG. • • ..· ~ "". "' I • I 00 CT • ' .• ..··-.. " .. .. • -..1 ' • ~ ·~ ·.~ ~ ' .... . • • J; • RUTLAND 'FURNITURE AND BOTTLE GAS ' 742-2511 ,. ·Foodland Eggs Redining ends & Ford Tempo 4 Dr. Dodge Daytona Turbo Cavalier Wagon Ford lTD 4 Dr. Loaded Ford Mustang Ford Pinto Chev, Monte Carlo V-8, T-tap .liD & ELM ST. (IT. 1241 Domino Sugar •PLAIN •SELF-RISING Queen Sizes Financing 5 speed trans .• A/ C, stereo. 10 WALLETS GALLIPOLIS FOODLAND MON., AUG . 31 - 12 NOON-7 P.M . OHIO VALLEY FOODLAND WED., SEPT. 2-11 AM .-7 P.M. BIG . .-7 LOVESEAT 5 588° 0 Frn • 2· PHOTOGR.t.PH EFl X 10 5X7 Neatly tailored. Handsomely appointed. But wilh a casual flair It' s cushioned to com ron with a button detaUed hiQh back. •Heating & Water H~ting •Uft Truck Gas Delivery •Grain Drying & Cooking •Construction Heating 1986 FORD RANGER XL 414 IN COLOR l n1s sora na-;-ltu! :styliah chai-e<:ter .fOu admlra . .OYEI 30 YEAIS OF DIPIIIDAILI SEIYICE ....... 2 •8 PICTUIII! CHAIIIIIt& PAESENT COUPON TO I FIRSToFTHE MONTH PRE-LABOR DAY ltO<k .. ):\o\ I ' GREAT SAVIIGS TWIH Winttr White, R ... ....,.,,Ofoi MUV(~Y y t- \ 0 0 SIUUIO flK[S MOR£ TIME TO CE1 THAT SO METHI NGSPECIAL ..,,.. (From SCHOOL, 8-2) . Matthew Theiss, Joe Vining. whit e. Sou thern Junior High--Trevor Petrel , Jennifer Sm ith . Mayla Yoacham. Chris Thomas. Jason Shain, Sara Duhl. Christy Roush, Elizabeth Lyons, Shelly Winebrenner . blue; J eremy Roush , David I hie , Jason Circle, J un ie Beegle, Robi n Manuel. Kim Harris. Cheryl Pape, Chad Diddle. Melina Lemiey. red; Carrie Gloec kner. Roy Jo hnso n. Carrie Scarberry. Richard Deaver, Jennifer Lisle. '!'odd Gr indstaff, Robin Stout . Chri.s Ha rmon. white. 2 FOR MORE . ,, led, I USVAWE FREE SEE MAil£R IN TODAY'$ PAPER Exhibit... "TRUCK SALE" 8S Ford Exp., 4 cyl., 5 speed trans. . a6 Grand Am ' V-6 as Cbevette, air cond. .as Pontiae-1000 4 speed a4 Pontiac 1000 4 speed a4 Plylt\OUth Reliant s~ 4 Dr. as Alliance Renault 4 Dr. S4 7 7° I,.,, Low-Priced Supermarket· ONE WEEK ONLY 0 Now sgas ' ' t' 1: SUPER SAVINGS!! Seniors plan ac~ivities GALLIPOLIS- Activities and menus lor the week of Aug. 31 through Sept. 4, at the Senior Citizen Center, 220Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, are: Monday:· Chorus, 1-3 p.m. . Tuesday: STOP/ physical fit· ness, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: card games, l-3 p.m . Thursday: Bible study, 11 a .m. to noon; herbalists. 12:30 p.m. Friday: EXPO '87: art class, 1-3 p.m.: craft mini-course, 1-3 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday: Beef barbeque. oven fries. seasoned green beans. bu n. fruit cup with orange sections . Tuesday: Chicken a nd noodles. butter spinach with vinegar, biscuit~. ap pl esa uce wi th ~::~Times-Sentinei-Page-B-7 · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Plll•;::;~w~.~V~•·;...-­ August 30, 1987 .• ··~ •We Re1erve The Right to Limit Quantities •. Prlcaa Effective Sunday, Auguat 30 Through Saturday, September 5, 1987 • USDA Pood Stltmpa Accepted •Not · Responsible for Typographical or Pictorial Errore. ' FAMILY OWNED RUTLAND · ·- LOCALLY AND INDIPENDENTLY OWND ,. ·' ,. ' . -· -.... �The Sunday Times-Sentinel 30. 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Pomeroy- M GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS - The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Li· • brary announces its bookmobile ' schedule for the week of J uly : 20-24. ; Monday: Lewis Dr., 9: 45. 10: 15: Sun Valley Nu,rsery. 10: 25· 10: 55; Pinecrest, 11·11: 15; 35 ' West Apts. , 11 : 20-11: 35; Scenic ; Hills 11: 40-12: 10; . C&S Bank, ; 12: 15·12: 30; Joradan Gas , 1: 05·' •1: 15; Rlocrande tJones>, l : 25· : 1: 35; Rio MiniM art, 1:40-1: 55; : Geiger, 2: 15-2: 30; Ewington, 2: 35-2: 55; Vinton tOyer ). 3: 05: 3: 15; Bidwell (old school ), 3: 30· ' 4; Bldwell .(Nolans) , 4:05-4: 30; ' Kerr, 5: 15-5: 35; Bidwell, 5: 50· : 6: 10; Cochrans, 6: 20-6: 45; Deer · Creek I rFulks) , 6: 55· 7: 10; Deer : creek !I (Church ), 7: 15-7:30; Rio : Grande Estates. 7: 45-8:30. • Tuesday: George 's Creek. Ro· : berts, 10-10:20; Bulavllle Tra iler : Ct., 10:30-11; .Addaville School, · 11:10-11: 25; Clark Chape l, 12: 20· ~ 12:45; Porter. 12:55-1:25; Eno, : 1:30-2; Africa Road, 2:05-2:20: ··Kyger I , 2: 30·2: 45; Kyger .11. ' 2:45-3; Roush Lane, 3: 15-3:30: Roush Lane II. 3: 15·3: 30; Roush : Lane II, 3: 35-4; · Cheshire, 4: 40· . 5: 35; Addison, 5: 45-6; Georges · Creek, Kelly Drive, 6: 10-6: 40: : Kanauga 5th Ave. , 6:50-7:10: Fosters T railer Ct. , 7: 15-7: 40; K&k Trailer Ct. , 7: 45-8: 05. . Wednesday: No route, m a inte· na nre day . Thursday: Crousebec k Rd., 9: 45·10: 15; Quail Creek, 10: 25· 10: 45; Ch ildren's Home. 11· 11 : 15: CRTP, 11 :20·11 :45; SR 790 (Sm all ), 1:30-1: 40; SR 790 (H a l· ley I. 1:45-1: 55; SR 790 (Linco ln P ike) 2: 05·2: 30; Mud sock, 2: 453: ]5; Pa t r iot, 3: 30-4; Cadmu s, 4: 10· 4: 45; Ga ilia, 5: 30-6; Cente rpo int , 6: 15-6; 30; Cen tervi lle, 6: 45· 7: 15: Meadowbrook. 7: 35·8. Friday : Cora, 10-10: 15; Lin· coin P l·ke. 10: 25·10: 45: Cent ena ry . 10:50-11: 20; LeGrande. 11: 30-noo n; E ureka, 1-.1 : 15; Huf· !m a n's, 1:25-1: 40; Goody 's, 1: 45· 2; Myers. 2: 20-2:35: Imogene Chu rch' s Stor e, 2:45-3: 15; Mer· cerv ilie , 3:20-3: 45; Burd 's, 5· 5: 15; Crown City, 5:05-6: 05; Rom a Myer s, 6: 15-6: 30: Ohio Townhouse. 6:45-7: 10; Kenny 's Carryo ut, 7:25-7: 50; Teen's Run , 8·8: 25. Saturday: Ga llia Metro Est· ates. 10: 45-noon; Al ice, 1· 1: 30; Vint on, f 45-2: l fi; Moi·gan Road, 2: 2:i 2: ofi: Morga n Center. 3-4. MEIGS COUNTY Bookmobile service in Me igs County Is provided by the Meigs Puqllc Libraray under contra ct w it h Ohio Valley Are a Libraries. Monday: Burlingham, county m obile home park, 3: 30.4 : 30; Harrisonville, church, 5·6; New Lima Road , 1 mile south of F t. Me lgs ,-6: 40· 7: 40; Wedding scheduled MASON- Mr. a nd Mrs. James C. Hurlow of Mason a nnounce t he for thcoming marr iage of t he ir da ught e r Pamela Sue Hur iow,. to Dona ld Ray VanMe ter IJ, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Donald Ray Va n. Me ter of Mason. Miss Hur low Is a gradua te of Wa hama Hi gh School and Ma son · County Vocat ional Center and Is e mpl<iyed by Wes tmore.land Fa mily Care Center , Mason . Va nMeter is. a gradua te of Wa hama and attended Fair mont Sta te Co (lege. He is emp.loyed by 'B urlington Industr ies in Burling· ton. N.C .. where the couple will res ide. The open wedding will be Sep I. 4. at 7:30 p.m. at the Mason City His torica l House, Brown Street. Ma son. A reception will follow . . 2 DAYS ONLY! SEPT. 1st and SEPT. 2nd -Fresh Green Cahcbage otatoec . $498 RED FLAME OR WIIIT~ SEEDLESS LB. $139 pes ttuce 69+ 79+ 3 *1° L8S. Cucumber &·Peppers 4For 99+ 0 SIIOWFLOSS THOROF~RE c... 23~ _$119 Bananas Just Traded - Electronic dash, air, tilt, cruise, AM / FM stereo w / casset1e. New premium tires. Must be seen to appreciate. . ons Tender S11eet Carrots ng SLit. B•t Kidney Beans 8reen Beans oz. 24/t6 24/SO OZ. e... 1t Cue 1 'It e... $1600 $800 87 CHEVROLET BEREnA 2 Door, V-6 equipped, tilt. cruise, power windows, ~ower door locks, custom interior, aluminum wheels and more. Only 8,803 mtles - factory car. M~RTHA Cklek ... Peril. M••~re•• . . WHITE FLAPSTAX PancakeOZ. Mi• Cue 4Cau 1ft $600 DIICRIPTIOII > lllarefm Cor• 2411.... 8.00 4.00 9.00 4.50 241" ••. to.oo 5.oo t4116 ••. n..,.,.,. ,,.. SNOWFlOSS To•ato11 THOROFARE To•tlo J1iee Do•l10 S•t•' nmflrt 86 CHEV. S-1 Ewt,mt•• Mlik CASE •;, CASE fi\IJrlf~LE lt/46 ••. 10.00 c..... tt/Jl ••. COMB. PKO. (6·1 1•. •••·> LB. !!i This is truly one of a kind . Fully equipped with all the power options you would e11pect. We sold it new. Only 37,038 miles. Arctic white with royal blue custo~ 60·40 set1ting Sle~~f J11 Thrthre Still .., TIIOROUR£ ~ ••••• ~,. s•••,. TIIOIOFAU Chlek•• Mudle THOROFARE 12.00 6.00 "•••• s..u 139 (10 ·~· LB. "Milt) COUIITRY STYLE . $390 $749 . • CELEBRITY EUROSPORT I Two-tone blsck and gray, 60·40 custom interior, tilt, cruise. AM/FM stereo, power window•. power door locks, rally wheels, and only 1 1,976 miles. Save a bunch here. . S9995 5 Ll. ROLL Bellar•• S111111• SIPOIORS I••••• Plotlet L~. Chevrolet-OlsJ?;tobile "The Heartbeat of the Ohio Valley OHIO ' ' ' ••• Ski• Boloe~t• SIPOIOR Dert Beeolt LB. It Oi. 6.00 9.00 to.oo s.oo 24110'11 1o.oo 5.00 U IIO'It ' TORONTO tUP i l - Mark McGwlrc It'd off the lOth inning wit h his 40th hom run of lhc season Sa t urda~· . g ivin g th~ Oak land Alh irtlcs a 6-5 vlclory over the Toronto Blue Ja rs . M cG w lr~ brcamr I he ·second Oa kland pl<lyPr 10 rc;o ch 40 fenc<' In left -cen te r for a 4-0 lea d. With two ou t, Mi ckey Tet tl e ton s in gled McGw irc home, c hasi ng starter Ph il Nickro . Toronto scored in Ihe thi rd on an RBI s ingle by ~'er n anct.ez . Thr<'c players suffered Injury in the top of the fif th. Wit h one ou t hom ers In a s ason. Th(' olhf't: and La nsford a t first. Mu rp hy "'as Reggie Jac kso n, wtlU hl1471n IIIINI a high fl y lo s hbrl cent er. 1969. Eric Plunk . whO blew a save Shortsiop F'cr na ndez a nd cent er· opportu nity In I he bo11om of Ihe fi elder Moseby co llided under the . ni nth . rai sed his rcrord to 2·4. ba ll. whic h fell lor a s ingle. Bol h De nnis £c k rs i e~· pllchrd lh e pla yers lay sprawif'd on the turf lOth lor his lllh save. Mar k lor seve ral min utes . F'ctna ndez Eic hhorn , 10-li. look 1hr loss . sta yed in the game but Moseby MrGwl rr had gone 50 at -bat ' was tak en to lhe hospit al for wl!hout a hom er . hb lo ngest pr<'cautlonary K· rays on his dn>ught of 1hC' spa son, br!orc forearm . The . • · rays proved connecting in Ihe lOth . Th e home npga·tlve. run extended Mc Gwl rc's record La nsford injured his knee formost home ru n, In a season bv anempt ing 10 reach third on the · ' a rookie. · · play . He left lh ~ ga me wil h one !\ crowd of 42.3AA put t hP Blue · ou t In Ihe bottom of Ihe fifth . Jays ovPr the lwo-ml llion mark Toronto pu ll ed wilh in 5·3 in ihe In a!lcndan rc. the fourth consr cfifth on a 1wo-ru n homer by Ke lly ulivr seaso n they ha v~ renc h('d Gruber. his l.l lh of the season. t h ~ mii C'S tone. The Bl ur Jays c losed to 5·4 In Toronto t l('d 1he score~!] . ~, In the lhC' sixt h when Rick Leac h ni nlh off Plunk . Kel ly Gruber doubled GeorgC' Bell home fro m walked and Nelson Llriano sacri· second. !Iced. Gruber advanc('d on J esse Indian ~ 7 Red Sox 2 Barllrld 's grou ndout a nd >cored CLEV ELAND IU P.II - Pal on Tony F'e rnandC'z 's si ngle to Tabler and Mel Ha ll hit lh t·eeleft. run homer s a nd To m Ca ndiolt i Leadoff hiller l.uis Poloni a pi tc hed a fiv~ · h i ll er Sa turday , openl"d the• ~arn e wilh a s ingl e g iving tlw Cleveland IndIa ns a 7· 2 a nd onr oul later Jose Cansero vlclory over· Ihe Bas ion Red Sox wal ked . arncy La nsford lol·. in thC' first ga me of a double· lowed with a ShOI lnll) lhr left · he a der. · fi e ld bleachers. for his 17th Candioll i. 7-13. s truck outlhrce homer. a nd wa lked five 10 help the Aller Dwa yne Murph.'· wnlkC'd. India ns snap a flve .ga me los ing McGwirc rlppc•d a tripl e 10 lhC' Slr<'a k. HC' has won five of his last eight deris ions. Bob Sta nley. 4-13, took 1he loss. " ! had a real good curve ba ll today . I was tryi ng lo s pot the fas t ba il here and th <O're ... said Ca ndiotti. "There were some big pl ays behind m e ... CIC'veia nd took a 3·0 lead in Ihe lhl rd inning. Brell Bu tler a nd J uli o F'ra nco si ngled with lwo oul a nd Ta bler fo llowed wit h his career-high lith hom er. " I got a fas t bali down a nd in to Ta bler . It was the only hard · hit ba il that inning. " said Sia n ley . T he Red Sox cu t the lea d to 3-1 In the fo urt h whe n Dwig hl Evans belt ed a 1·1 pitch over the ieft· fleld fence lor his 31st homer a nd 105th RBI of the season. "It was hard to get the feel of the kpucki ~ ba il today . l only th rew five knuc kle ba ils a ft er th e fifth lnni.ng," sai d Ca nd io tt.l. ·'Some were good ones. a nd som C' were bad ones. Eva ns hil a knuc kle ba li. I gal It up. " In lh e filth Inn ing , a one -ou t wa ilk to F'ra nro a nd a throw ing er ror bv third basem an Wade Boggs set up Ha il 's lllh hom e r un of th e yea r to ma k.- it 6·1. " I got the ba II up, a nd he !Ha il ) just s wung late. It's jus t a topper to a bea utifu l yea r ." Sta nley said sarcastica lly. " but I f-eel I' m throw in g Ihe ba li beller ." In lhe Bosto n s ixth . Jim R ice singled home . Boggs to pull Bos ton wllh ln" 6-2. In th e boll om of the innin g, Fra nco s ing led hom e Bu tler for a 7·2 edge. Cardinals 4, Brav es 2 ST. LOUTS I UP! ) - Wi llie u. , ••. ,,. ' all-American wide receiver Cris Carter las t m onth when he was declared ineligi ble for accepting m oney from and sign lng a contract wi th 1 an agent. Despite the loss of Carter, Sp ielman ·c la ims the early signs po int to a "very positive" attitud e . a mong the players. " It's ,b etter to ha ppen the n than dur ing the season, " he s aid of the Carter s ituatio n. " During the season. It could disrupt everything. Right now, peo ple kne w it ha ppened . He's gone. He's got a nother career and that's it. "But, I thin k If Cris Carter ha d to do it ail over again, he' d rather be playing fo r Ohio Slate his last year tha n In I he NFL. Spielm an said he, too, had been appr oached by agents. "I' m a little sma r ter, r think, than to take money or a nything lik e th a t, " he· said. " I'm in a situa tion whe re I live off campus, pay $150, bu y $70 worth of food and have $20 to spend fo r a mon th. l'v'e ·tlved like -that ail m y life. " You cope with it . I'm not a very m a teriali st guy, I've go t T-shirts from 1969 I still wear,:· he la ughed. " I 'm not ve ry Gucci or J ordache or wha tever's in s tyle now ." . One other s imila rit y between Spielman and Hayes comes In their philosophy on how to obtain success. Hayes often sa id the word he hated mos t in the E nglish lang uage was " hopefully. " "Coach Hayes was a wise man," said Spielm an. " I've never hoped for anything, I 've expected it. As far as my ·many a thletic accomplishments go, if I don i' get ·em, I work harde r to get 'em." CRASH - Toronto's shortstop Tony Fernandez ' Saturday's game against Oakland. The A's won, · collides with ce nter!ielder Uoyd Moseby in 6-5. (UPI) · McGee and rookie La nce J ohn · . Worre ll. the fou r th St. Louis s on drove in lwo r uns apiece in pitcher. ea rned his 27th save the firs t Inning Sa turda;,<, spark· despite allowing a two-out double ing the St. Louis Card ina ls loa 4-2 to Da le Mu r phy. Cha rlie Puelo, v ictory over the Atlanta Braves. · 5· 7. took the loss. Th e Ca rdinals, who entere d I he The Cardina ls took a 4·0 lead in ga me with a 4\7 -ga m e lead over the fir st. Vince Cole m a n led off the New York Mets in the with a s in gle a nd stole sec ond . Nationa l League Eas t, ha ve wo n All er Terry P endl eton walked. four consecuti ve ga mes a nd the runners worked a double· seven of th eir last e ight. s tea l and J ack Cla rk walked to St . Louis starter J oe Magran e, loa d the bases. McGee doubled to 7-6, pitched 6 1·3 Inn ings for the Iefl to drive in two runs a nd give v ic tory. Bob Fo rsc h relieved a nd him 91 RBI th is season. J ohn son las ted int o the ninth. Todd followed with a two-run single. 9.00 4.50 99+ Ham Whole The Braves !}1ade II 4·1 in the fourth when Murphy hit his 36th home run of the season. Atlanta scored a run in. the seventh to chase Magrane. Albert Hail led off with a sing le a nd stole second. With one out, Gerald Perry double d. Forsch relieved and pitched out of the inning. Tw o double pla ys hurt Atlanta when th e Braves had the bases loaded . In the second, Puelo ,hlt into a 6-4-3 doubl e· pl ay to end the . inning. In Ihe fifth, Perry hit into a 1·2·3 double play with none out.. Strange leads series classic . after three rounds of action The 6o ties a tournam ent reco rd held by five players for the lowes t lhir d-round sco re. F red Couples, Rich ard F'ehr, Mike Hulber t, Greg Norman , Mac O'Gr ady, · Da n P ohi a nd F'red Wadsworth s1ood at eve n· par 210. . Stra nge, second on the PGA money li st with $553,385 a nd the winn er of two Tour event s thi s year, had lhree birdies a nd two bogeys on the fron t nine before ro iling in conseculive birdie putts on the !.3th a nd 14th holes. He th e n parred three ho les before a wayward lee s hot a nd a missed 12-!oo t putt to save par ga ve him a bogey on th e 18th . Lov e, the )~' inn er of the Herit · age Cla ssic and $286, 302 to dal e . · birdied fiv e of the firs t seven holes before' bogeying the par-5 nin th hole a nd play ing the back nine in even par . Kite, seventh on the ear nings list with $417,116, played the front side in ! -und er before carding birdies on the lOth and 12th holes . The Kemper Open champion eagied the 625-ya rd, par·5 16th hole when hi s 7-iron fr om 150 ya rds bounced in front of the hole and tr ic kled in . Fir st-round lea der Wadkins and All em both played errati· cally on the front nin e befo re regroup ing dow n the s tretch. Wadkin s is winless on the PGA Tour but made the Wo r ld Serle$ by virtue of a J apa nese Tour title. Th e ii ll iC'· known Allem. 30, is the Sou lh Afr ic an PGA til list. The 42- pi aye r World Series field is compr isPd of golfers who have won srl<'cled 'tnte rna lion a i event s in t hr ca lendar year. The tourna m ent ca r rirs a $144,000 fi rs I pr ize. SVAC teams take part in preview Frankl as t2 o.z. $·149. SUPERIOR Llteh. Meet · $119 CHOPPED Slrlol• Pettitt 89+ me when I'm done playing. But, a lot of people don't know I'll be coaching foot ball anyway when l'm done. I 'm not going to go through a fa ll wit hout being a part of a tea m or program som ehow ." Spielman, who led Ohio State with 205 tota l tackles las t year and needs 183 this season t o surpass Marcus Marek as the Buckeye career lea der. ca n't envis ion ever being out or football . " There might be a point when I'm on my deat h bed," said Spielma n. "But, I'll be li ke Coac h Hayes. I ' ll be a part of .a progr am forever. Hopefully, It wll! be here." Spielman 's love for the gam e of footba ll ca m e natur ally ; His fat her, Charles "Sonny" Spielma n , now the athletic di rector at lhe fa m ed Mass illon Was hington High School, also was a coach. He int roduced bo th Chris and 'o lder son Rick to th e game at a n early age. "!knew what a n ]-forma tion was when I was six years old," said Spielm an. "! knew what a veer was , I knew what a full house was, or a T- for m ation. I knew a 50 defense. the · four·four defense, I kn ew pass drops. I think that has carr ied over, " I lake great pride in bei ng a knowledgea bl e footba ll player . I watch more film here th a n a nybody. By the time the game rolls around , I know my oppone nt ins ide ou t. " I'm a t the point now where I know offensive line blocking sche mes ; I know every coverage we run. ·what every guy does: 1 know our running plays: I know wha t every guy does on offe nse. I 'm a lways studyin g, being a sludenl of the game." The Buckeyes, 10·3 a year ago a nd picked No.3 in th e UP! Board of Coac hes preseason. poll. los t By ROBERTO DIAS UPJ Sports Writer AKRON , Ohio (UP ]) -C urt is St ra nge continued his fine pu t· ling before falt er ing with a closing bogey, bul his 2-underpar 68 Saturday secu red a tw os hot advantage over Davis Love III a ft er three rounds of lhe $800, 000 NE C World Series of Golf. Stra nge, with rounds of 70-66·68, was at G- under 204 a ft er 54 holes as the 7,1 36-yard F'ires tone Country Club South Course be· ga n dry ing out w.fth the tourn a· m ent' s first sunshine. Love ha d a 66 after ope ning with 68· 72 and was at 206. Tom Kit e's 65 wa s · Ihe day's besl score. a nd his 208 tot al pul the ve tera n i'n a lie with F'ulton All em of So 11th Afr ica 171· 70.67) a nd Bobby Wadkins (64-74·701 . SUPERIOR *·8 '' IIPERIORI . August 30, 1987 McGwire's homer gives A's 6-5 triumph over Blue Jays SEMI-BONELESS Spare Ribs ., Slab Bacon . tt/U er.12.00 t4/t 1~. 18.00 CHIUS SPIEI.MAN COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP! ) - It 's a s hame Chris Spie lman came a long lao late to play his football at Ohio State under Woody Hayes. That's not a knock a t present Ohio State coach 'Earle Bruce, under whom Spielma n has ha d three sensa tiona l year s, but the Buckeyes' 6-foot -2, 236-pound senior linebacker and the legendary Hayes, wh o di ed. Mar ch 12. we re cut fr.om the sam e rnold. Hayes coached Ohio State fr om 1951 through ' 197B t-he sam e way Spielma n plays the ga me with the intensity of a m an possessed. Hayes , w hose s ideline dem eanor got him nationa l notoriety, · was a kind a nd sensitive indiv idu a l off the field. Spi elman's v icious hil s also belle the way he is whe n he takes off th e helmet ·a nd pads. " ! don't think I' m a very tough guy off the fie ld," he said. '' Ask anybody who knows m e . During the off-season, except in the weight rcio m a nd when training, J 'm very la id back. I ' m int o HBO a nd ESPN and v ideo games. If that's toug h, then our coun try's in trouble. "I'm a Dr. Jeky i a nd Mr. Hyde type. Wh en I' m' on the fie ld , or lilt ing or ru nning, I try to be t he · meanest, nasties t son of a gun who ever wa lked . I don't wa nt a nybody eise bothering m e. That 's my t im e. not a nybody else's." • As was Hayes. Spielman knows he m ay be m isunders tood. , " if people have a misco ncep tio n abou t me. th ey m ig ht think I' m different in the way 1 approach the gam e In th at 1 m ake it my life," sa id Spie lman. "Some people th ink I ta ke II too ser iously. "Th ey mighl think th at wi ll be de tr imenta l 10 Ground Beef TIIICI( SLICED . 21.0010.50 4115 " · Leg Quarters 5 u,, Pkt. 41/llu. IIAIIIURIER llllPER 5.00 10 Lit. Pkt. c... $300 amY caoeKER Chuck oast . . This e11tended cab model is a l.ocal trade. 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CHESHIRE - Th e overcas l would go to a n air a ttack this they threw lhe b a ll . !heir size s ky that hung over Kyger Creek yea r . proved importu nt in catc hing Hi g h School Friday night threaThe second exhibition. be· passes over Ihe s ma ller P ira tes. tened to m a ke the Southe rn tween the Southern Tornadoes F'or the Bucs. Dav id Roush Valley Athl etic Confe rence pre· and the Ha nna n Trace Wildca ts, showed 4 X -l a bili ty in the view into a mudbath. saw th e To rna do es put ..a touch· running ga mi' a nd !(OOd pursuit Howeve r. no rain fe ll and the down on the boa rd and keep the on defense with lhe res 1 of hi s weather was very comfor table as Wildcat s oui of the e nd zone to teamma tes . . Ihe e ight learns took the field for complete a 6-0 victory. However, The final m atc h wa s bet ween two quarters of wha t was s up- the Wildcat s s howed a lot of Symmes Vail e~ · a nd SouthW('S I· posed to be a small taste of what aggress iveness on d efen se, a ern. The, Vi kings bea t the High· · fans in Gallla, Jackson , Law - · chara cteris tic thai could push la nders 14·6 in a n eK hibition th at · renee and Meigs Counties would them to a season mar k better · showe d thr effectiveness of the see out of their SVAC teams in th e than las t year 's 4·6 showing. Vikings ' offens ive line In O(l<'ning 1987 campaign . The third match, featuring up good holes fo r their running The first contest, a scoreless defending conference champ backs. The HighiandC' r s als o tie between the Easte rn Eagles Oak Hill and North Ga llla, last showed good offe nsive line play , and the host Kyger Creek Bob- year's second-place hold er , saw and its defense te nd s to pursue cats, showe d that Eastern, of atl the Oaks put thei r greater the runne rs a nd the quarter back the teams present, was most numbers and playe r size to work aggressively. However , the d ~f· likely to pass, albeit not raising In a 13-0 victory. The Oaks • ensive fron t showed a tendency many hopes th at ' th e E a gles dominat ed In the ir running to get pushed as ide r.a the; easily game , and In the few times when by solid offens ive line blockin'g . • . . ' �.......' '· • Page-C-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Marauders open season with 28-6 win over Big Blacks By JIM SOULSBY Times·Sentlnel Slaff ROCK SPRINGS- Despite the threat of rain, a large contingen t - of football fans filled Meigs stad ium Friday to watch the Marauders open their seaso n on a posltiv~ note, dow nin g the Point Pleasant Big Blacks 28 to6. First : year head coach Bob Ashley's crew pu t up a s trong defen s ive front allowing the visitors only two first downs. Th e offe nse sputtered somewhat in the first quarter but then got in high gear and completely domi· na ted the game, especially in th e seco nd half. In the opening stanza, the Big Blatks were un,a ble to move th e ball after four plqys (including a five yard pe naltyt nelted only five ya{ds a nd Sam Hall punted to give Meigs the ir first posse s· sion. The Marauders moved the ball to the visitors 15 by virtue of two passes from Mike Barlrum to Bryan Durst a nd a 12 yard Bartrum run. Hold ing Meigs on dow ns the Big Blacks could no t mov e the ball a nd the Marauders regained pessessio n with good field position . at the Black 's 32 yardline . A defe nsive pass inter· feren ce call put the ball on the . nineteen. Wess Howard picked ..• • up ten and Brent Bissell hit lpr eight before Bartrum put Meigs aj)ead on a one yard sneak. Sophomore Dennis Booth , out of Eddie Crook's hold , tac ked on tile ll!<tra point to make it 7-0with 59 seconds remaining in the fit·st quarter. Neither learn could generate muc h more offense in the second quarter with th e exception of a Bart rum to Chris Smith aerial for 53 yards to th e Poin t fifteen. On t he next play, however, John Beaver picked off a Bart rum pass to e nd the threat a nd the half. Taking the second half kickoff, Meigs moved from their 35 in 12 plays to post their seco nd touc h· dow n with Bart rum again diving in from the two yard line . A thirty yard pass to Wess Howard was a key play in the drive·. Boo th again added the extra point for a 14-0 Meigs lead . Regaining possess ion after PL Pleasant was forced to punt. M('igs moved to th eir -43 ya rd line. Bissell was forced to pun t but Me igs . retained possessio n a nd a fir st down as the result of a n illegal block by ihc Big Blacks. At that . point J ohn Beaver. who pla yed a grea t ga me for Po int . picked off a Bar trum toss and ra mbl ~d 65 yards . unt ouc hed. for the vis itors onl y score. Th e co nversion 3 1· tempt failed . '' August 30, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. For all prac tica l purposes , the Marauders iced the game on their nex t series of pla ys starting from their own 46 yard line . Wess Howard picked up 30 ya rd s on five consecutive carrier s and Brent Bissell s pr inted the flnal24 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Ohio State All-Amer ican C\'ls Carter, trying to regain his los! ellglblllty, got his foot In the door Friday only to find an unforgivIng A thletlc Director Rick Bay · standing In his way. Bay t.old Ohio Stale's a ll· tlme le ading receiver .at an early morning meeting that he still has no plans to appeallo I he NCAA to restore his eligibility. Bay de· clared Carter ineligible six weeks agq for accepting money from and signing with an agent. "I don't know ," Bay said In explaini ng his decision, "how you stand up six weeks ago and pound the table a nd say 'look, this is a r eally serious deal. Yo ur Ineligible. And, not only. that, we yards for the touchdown as Booth once agai n was accura te on the point after try. Wi th the Big Blacks unable to move, Meigs mounted their fina l dr ive startin g at the visitor's 42 Con tinued on C.J . Sperry Top,.Sider.® Protlicol fashion has always had a style of ih own. '• l. i l think It 's so serious, . we ' re not . ' . Le blue blazer. The Irish Knit Top·Sider. N o other shoe has earned such a specia l and cnv tablc place in the truly smal l circle of class ic and traditional fashion ..Sperr'y Top·Sidcr. ._,SPERRY Still the original. q $ 'TOP-SIDER' sw eat e~. . WIZARD SLIDES FOR WIN - Th e Cardinals' Ozzl e Smith tries to getup from the c lut ches ofthe · Bravt>s' Ozzlc Vlrglf as Smith scored lh e ,;Inni ng run in lh~ bottom or the nlnlh frame to beat The bu tton down collar. 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Expos 2, Dodgers I At Los Angeles, Mik e Fltzge· raid 's single scored Tom Foley with two out in the 121h inning. helping Tim Burke improve to 7· 0. Bob McClure pitched the 12th for his filth save. Tim Lea ry, J. TO. iook the ioss . even going to appeal because. even If we · won the appeal on some technical basis, we'd have a tough time looking our col· leagues in the face. ' "It's pretty easy to be brave when you lhink your options are closed out anyway,'' a dded Bay. "Now the door's open agai n, or Your Photos By David Tawney appears to be and our Pflnclples are being tested. · " ll 's not a vindictive thing. I'm not out •to ruin Cris Carter 's life. Bul his position today Is no different than . it was six . weeks ago." THE CREATIVE WORD "And m y Spe';'ch a nd my preaching was not wit h e ntici n~ words of man 's wisdom , but in demonstration of the Splr\1 a nd of powPr " l Cor. 2: 4. . • The Words thaI I speak for lhP Lord m us t be anointed and contain so· m Pthln g beyond their Int ell ect ua l content and comprehension. in order to have spiritual value and purpose, These words should have a "ring" of spiritua l quality a nd be effective In I he lives of 1he hearers. Ther, must portray and convey ~ · tndemonstraHon of the Spirit and of power ' life, dellver aJ;I.ce and healing to those In n€ed . The Lord Is looking for those who are willing to se t a side their depen· de nee on intellec tuar a bility, and become depende nt on the operation of the Holy Spirit throug h them . The on£> who witnesses for thel.ord must spea k the right word-, at t he right time. It should be a penetrating , an· olnted word that will speak to and affect the per son and I he purpose for which It was sent fort h . · " But the natural man recelvP1h not. the t hln ~s of the Spirit of C'..od; for they ar E' (oolishness unto him : neither can he knOY.' them. beCause they are spl· rituall y discerned' ' I Co . r . 2: 14. If we are to speak for the creatiVe word of the Lord. we must, by the very nature or the Word of God, become rrophetic. "!lui we sJ)I'ak the wisdom of God In a mystery. the hidden ... " COr. 2:7. Preparation for the ministry requires that we " Wait on the L ord. " We must spend time in His presenCE" In order to cultivate this prophetic quality in our lives: The ~ey to thf"mlnistry of Jes us was His prophetic anointing as expressed m I sawh 50:4. NotiC€' the progression In this passage of scriplure. "The LORD GOD HATH GIVEN me the tongue oft he learned, THAT I SHOULD KNOW HOW.to speak a word In season to him that is weary. HE WAKENETH MINE EAR to hear as the learned," . ,. This ablllly to speak with " the tongue of the learned"ls a gilt. ("The Lord God halh given"). Th<'l\. we will have the ability to s pea ~ the right word . ("That I shou ld kn ow how") at the right times I "A Word of sea · son''.\ to the rl~ht person, ( ' 'To him that Is weary'' ). We mu st be willing to cultivat e thi s gift by waiting on the Lord . ("'He wakenet h" ). Do not become discou raged by distractio n or s{:'emlng fa ilu re, but continue to wail on the Lord . Hold your " spirit " beforP the- Lord an d wait In H is prese nce that you rnight become sens itive to Him . The Lord notices and responds when we reach out toward flim; then He wll\ an · oin l us and bring. us inta an increasing degree of prophetic sensitlvlty. Tt cos ts somethi n$t to respond to the Lord i n obedience and then foUow Him. It Is very import ant to r espond as "He wakeneth. morni ng by mprnlng. " ' . · ·· · ThE' Lor d grea tl y desires His peop le to be a prophetic people. Moses sa id . " Would God tha t all the Lord' s ~eople were prophels. and I hat I he Lord would put His Spirll unto them ' Num . !1:29. In TAli IT OFF AUTO Auto-ex:posurt camera.s require a matched or "dediiated" flash for btst ptrformance. When you turn this type of flash on, it automatically setslho camera shutter to tho proper · spetd and synchronisation. Thai way you alway< got a flash picture without a dark partion. If you hne o non-dedicated flash, · follow those stops: 1. Mount the flash on the camera and turn it on. , 2. Set tho camera to its flash sync spetd - usually "x" 6r a yellow or grHn-colorecl number on the shutter spHd dial. 3. Set tho film -speed dial on the flash . 4. Sot t1tt aperture to the flash dial rtcammondations. If your flash is a non -auto unit, check distan<e from flash to subject and stl tho aperture accordingly. 5. (ompoll y... shot andfiroowoyl for all kinds of camera know· how, .see Tawney 's Studio, 424 Se<Dnd AYI. Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 I, 16141 446-1615. Thi,. month•"' ~tpt>du l - ~I. ~.:! and &:t off KmhU' nlor t•l'lu·..,.·i nll and printinJ,t: on)~ h~ Kotbk . Arnos2: 1~· 1 3. the Lord ex press('s this desire fo r a prophetic people. " But ye gave the Na· zarlte s wi ne to drink ; and commanded t h.e prophets say ing, Prophecy not . Behold, l am pre-ssed under you: as a cart Is pressed that Is full of sheaves ." At this t im l' i n I srael , the prophetic word was re.:;t rict ed . Therefore• the Lord expr'Ps.sed Himse lf as a "voice" th at des ired to speak but coul d not . BE"cause of thi s, H f' felt as one pressed under the weight of a cart full · of_sheaves. This is a pi ctur(l of t he i ntense desi r e of t-he lord to speak to H1s people. HP has a Word tor His peoplE' and des ires a prophetic minis· try through whi ch thi s Word might com e forth to acco mplish is. purpose. John the Baptist becam e a voice for the L ord. He sa id, ' 'I am THE VOIGE OF ONE c rying" John 1:23. The Lord des ires a vessel through. whom HP ca n Pxpress Hjmsel f as HP dPsires. NoticE' that John did not just give forth a prophetic word . ra thPr he BECAME the voice or one erving. John did more than prophesy, he became propheti c. There is a place of PROPHETIC IDENTITY with lhe Lord tha t we arr ca lled to grow into. "That Tm a_y know Him . and the pqwer of Hi s re· su rr f'ctl on. and thE' fel lo wship of H1s suffC'ri ngs" Phil. 3:10. The ' ' fellowship of Hi s sufferings " spea k s of a prophetic Identit y In which WE' can know and expe-rience the> ve-r y hear t and feeli ng of the Lord . We arP to becom e a vessf"l or channel through whic h the Lo rd will be able to ex press His feelings and desires. Th i s Involves knowi ng tl:le Lord _ bryond the rPal m of mini sters a nd gifts. WP mu st be availablE' to thE' Lord In such a way th at He wilt bP abl£• to sharf;' H is burden with us and then express -it through us to whom He wil ls. Ther r arp fiv(' dlff€rentlevels in .our pro phetic lire and ex pres sion . . The f ir st Orl;E' is "i nner r (!leva tlon. " Th e.> secret of ~coming prophPtic IS pxpress('d 1n Psa lm 119: 25. " My so ul clfvet h unto the dust . quiC'ken thou m p accord in ~ to Thy Word ''. W,e.> wpre formPd from dust and can of ourselves do no thmJ~ - As dust , thcre is no order or st rul'l LHl' in ou r lives, w(' cannot function in sp iritual th ings . We mu st cr y out to t he Lord . " Qu ic ken thou me accord i ng to Thy Word . " th £' word "q uic ken" m ea ns Jife giving. To bf' quickenE'd in th(' fir st lrvel of inner reve-l at ion. As we are quick ened throu gh the Word of God O!' through t h~ moving of the Ht?IY SJ?.irlt wit hin us. we are lifted unto a d1men ~ ion of mner r evelation. I-ff' 'wakeneth " m orn ing ·b y morning, lift lng us Int o hi s spirt tual rea l and causi ng us to become spir itual ly sen ~ s!llv£', so we £'an devf'lop our spirit ual capaci ty and understandi ng. - To Be Co ntinued- PRAI~E LILLIAN RECE, PASTOR TABERNACLE PORTER, OMIO - So. Old 160 SUNDAY 9:30 A.M.-7:00P.M. • 388-8692 ·.: • C LEVELAI"D 1 UP i t - Th l' ;. Ct(•v rtand Arowns Fr lda,1· s l ~ nrd t he ir' onl y remaining ho ld tt ut . CI Rhi · ~'C'a·r V(' t r"an o ffe n sive ~ · tac kle Cody Rts l<'n. wh o pl ayed in thf' Pro Rowii CJS I .sC' uso n. • D<> t:tll s o r Rls icn 's co ntnl<' l • w<'r not rr tca st'd . but it wa s lt•arncd he wQuld br paid an , r'S IIlllli!NI $ 1. (1;0 , 000 for IW O :: ·~· f'atis. Ri ~i(' n rorll ~r r·f'j(\r tcd a ;; tw~yrm· d C'a l for a repor ted ST '• millio n. a nd as ked fo r abour 1.1 million . • •• ·· r t w a sn 't a 2R-d c1y vncttt ion ·~ at lt:ils1 m c n!allv . :· Hl sl r n sa id of •, • > • th C' only holdout durin g his ('(."'I'N' I' . " I d idn ' t want to leav e • th<" communlt y.so l' m gladlth as wor kl' d ou I." , Ag ent Ra ndy H (•nd rlcks sai d • hr roached the a g rN>m r nr with •• Brow ns' Vier Pres ident Ernie :0 1\ CcMs i by tele phone Ft·ida v . ~- >Marauders C'ont inui'd from C.2 •.• : with Bisse ll hiiting paydlrt from : tw o yards out .Booth hi! hi s fourt h ,• extra point to rou nd out the · : scor in g. · • Meig s m a naged 21 flrsl downs ;. from sc r lrnmngc to two lor Point. The Marauders ou tga ined t.heBig -: B lacks 2J:!to95ontheg t·ound and • 111 to 12 via the air rout e. •'· •. Bar trum threw 14 tim es . com· • pl e telng 9 with two being Inter· ·=. ceptcd while Point 's quarter· ·:0 . ba c ks comp leted lwo of four and '<·had one pic ked off. Each tea m · ,_ .• •.· fumbled t wice and eac h los t one. :. : Th C' Big Blacks were fla gged for ; : 25 yard s in pcnalll es while Meigs ·> : was as sessed JR. Howard picked :: '. up 93 yards in 21 carr ies , Bissell ;.:· got ()Si n 9, Bart rum 30 in 8 tries : ·· and McElroy had 24 in four d ut·ing thei r fir s t co nv rrsatton " We both agreed that It was s in ce Par ty Augu s t, Other behi nd us. Hr was glad that Tal)l membe r s or Hendricks ' s taff . a m C'mber of th e team.'' Rl sle n howrvc t·. had ta lk ed to Arc orsi . said . l a s t WPCk . Tea m ofiicials were o n their "I wo uld sa y Cody a nd I a re wa v to Atlant a for Saturday's sat ls fl r d o r we would not have pres('ason ga me and were un· reac h d the agree me nt ." Hen· ava ilable for comment. "it' s ver y Important that E rnie d r lrks s (l id in a telephone inter· · IAccors ll and I lai ked," He,n· v iew fro m Houston. " Log ic die · drlc ks said. " He understood our ra ted th at both si des needed to . posi tio n and we unde rstood his. reach a n agr eement. " Rl s le n. :Jo. whose wife gave We rolled up our s leeves to see if birth to th eir th ird baby Mond ay. we co uld get it done. " Ri s len has bee n a starter since said h£' a nticipated no proble m r elating to the los t practice rime. his rooki e year in 1979. He was a " I feel g reat. r!'llcvcd. exc ited seventh·round dra rr pick out of and glad to or. pa r t oft he Browns Texas A& M. Meanw hile, th!' Brow ns a lso organizatio n. I'm go ing to do re leased C'lght ·yea.r vetera n line· everyt hin g I ca n to get them to backer Curtis Weathers . the Supe r Bowl, .. Rlsien sa id . " I "C urtis a nd I have had a plan to participate nex t week in number of conversations and he C reerrBay . l don't see why I can't pract tee lor a wee k and be re ady would like to co ntinue to play," Scho ttenheimer sa id . "He a nd I to go." have mutually agr eed th at his Coac h Marty St ho ttenheimcr opport unit ies are increased if he cal led Rlsirn shortly a ft er the Is released now. " agrce me n t was reac hed. 0 AIS Radial (Whitewalls) · Guaranteed, 3 years . or 30,000 miles $29.~,?,, P155180R13 > ~:-.· attempts . :-: Chris Smit h ha d a 53 yard ·: • ~a t ch, Bryan Durs t sna gged :•:· three for 28 ya rd s a nd Howard ~:. had 30 yard rE'ceptlon for the "Marauders. Jimmy Oliver was ~·~· the leading ground gaine r for · Point with 45 yards in ten carries. ,:r• TDIIItiiiT· BIWlWf! Don't Miss Minnesota n Denver Next Thursday Nlghtl a REDS BASEBALL .c::. . l':' Coach Ashley sa id he was ~~·: pleased with_ the Marauders ":: overall etron and commcncted · ~· assistants Don Dixon, John Ar· ;; .: nott Ke vin Sheppard, · Mlck :;: Childs a nd J eff Wer ry for gett ing '· the squ,ad prepared fort he game. :~: The f>1arauders open the TVC ::. season next Friday as they travel ·,: ·to 'Belpre In defense of their 1986 ::•: championship. Game time Is 7:30 . •• • ...'_; ~ p. m . \ The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-3 ;, Browns sign last remaining holdout . Open on account today! Hyou have one Of lhe corcb belOw ... Good e n. who pi tched o ut of jam s In the fir s t and second, Impressed Gia n ts Manager Rog .. r Craig. "If hE' ge ts by the third or fout'lh inning, he 's tough , " Cra ig s aid . " Givl' the g uy credit , when he Md to p itch out of It , he did ." E tsowherr. St. Lou is edged Allantn 4.:1. Pittsburgh de fea ted Houst on .4·2. Chicago nipped Cinc ln nall 6·5 In 10 innings. Philadelphia routed Sa n Diego R- 1 nnd Montreal squeaked by Los Ange les 2·1 in 12 innin gs. In t h(' Amer ican League. It was : Oakland :1. Toronto 2: T exas:;, D t ro it :J: Ka nsa s City 9. hicago :1: Ba ltimore 6; Cal tror· nla 5; Milwaukee 1. Minnesota 0: & a ttic 10. N w York 4: a nd Bos ton at CtevP la nd was. post · paned due to rain . fn rdlna ls 4. Braves :t i\r St. Lo ui s, Tom HN r; not In the • ta rtlng lin e up becau se or an lnlcctcd loot. s lng lPd home Ozzl c S mlt lt with o n~ o ut In the ninth innin g to g ive Todd WorrC'Il . 7·6. . the vl(·lory . Ge ne Ga r ber. 8·10. too k t hr. toss . :: GET THE ANn-FREEZE · HEAVY DUTY installed $249 GAS SHOCKS with bt." tt (' r ga m!'s. lt w as n' t Pa~y . with 4 Year Warranty ~a m r : · yC"u r wh (' n 11 "'a~ .'iO cool,'' NEED U"ER t lst hl •. CoodPn sai d . "It too k m untllthr th ir d Inn ing un t il I had :tn)' • rhy thm ." •. Sai d M<' t' M ~ n a~cr Dave)· , John so n: " 1'hat was o ne or Doc's :-.• ABOOSI? a ·> thrl.'<'run ninth. Howa rd J o hn· •. son' s :!2nd home run oc o u.nt ed ' fo r th o firs t run . '•, " ThIs Is th e firS! g3m<' I had Il lr ~. Replacement Gas Uft Supports ~n ml'" > open 5082 P18~180R 13 • Atlanta 4-3 Friday night. Smith scored · from second on a single by teammate Torn Herr. The Bravt'S' Ken Griffey made the throw to the plate, but VIrgil co uld not hang on for the out. (UPI) Gooden cops 12th win; Cards 1/2 ahead of NY Mets still4 .•.... • DEFENSE SWi\R'V.IS -The Point Pleasant • Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Bay blocks Carter's return to OSU · .' Big Black Defense swarms upon Warauder lallhack Wes Howard In Frlda.v··night',s game. The swarm . lnchKies Kevin Nott (11) , Todd Spradling (56) and Pomeroy~Middleport-Gallipolis, Brought to yau by Metro 2 5 on Channel 23 WVAH ~ .~l.da.4411Aq, RIO TIRE EXCHANGE 204 North Atwood a..... 4 675-3398 Phone 1·100-344-3331 · Rio . f>~. <l.t~t.:k. RUTLAND TIREMainSALES St. Rutland, Oh. Grande. Oh. PH. 742-3088 PH. 246-6131 ' �t"aga C-4-Tha Sunday Tmes-Sentinel August 30. 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va . August 30, 1987 ' The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-~ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . • Tigers post 5-3 win; Blue Jays lose l-~ Franco shelled ·by Cubs, Reds lose, 6-5 CINCINNATI {UP!)- Victory has become so elusive for the staggering Cincinnati Reds that not even ace _ reliever John Franco can hold a lead a nymore. For the second straight game, Fra nco blew a two-run !at~ inning lead Fridiw night as the Chicago Cubs rallied to whip Ci ncinnati 6-5 In 10 Innings and extend the Re(!s' losing streak to seven games. In the last three weeks, Ci ncinnati has lost 16 of 21 games and tumbl ed from first to third in t he National League West. On Wednesday nig!lt in Pittsbu rgh, Franco entered the game . In the eighth inning with. a 5-3 lead. By the ninth, the Pirates ' had won 6-5. - ~ Friday night, Franco was ' ' ''' , JONES SCORES - Cincinnati 's Tracy Jones s lides past s ummoned in the ninth to hold onto a 4-2 leadd. He wound up :. Chicago's Jody Davis for a seventh inning run al Riverfront y ieldi ng seve n hits and four run s :- Friday. The Cubs won, 6--5. (UPI) in just two innings. Ryne Sand· fll' berg climaxed the la te- Inning ~ assau lt with a game winning RBI s ingle in the lOth inning after Bob Dernier had s ingled and sto len seco nd . ··we're doing somet hin g the • las t couple of games that we =· . CINC[NNATI tUPl) -Never of the Reds, we've a lways had ' haven't been doing all year." ; mind thai the Cincinnati Reds good Septembers." sa id downcast Cin ci nnati man•1JII've lost seven st raight ga mes In the pas t two years, the Reds ager Pete Rose. "Usually when :and 16 of 21 In the pas t three have been 42,24 in September and we get a one or two run lead In the . weeks to tumble from first to Oc tober under Rose. ninth inning it's extremely safe. >lhjrd in the National League Reds' owner Marge Schott. " I' ve never seen Franco give :West, manager Pete Rose says however, does n't like sittin g up seven hi ts in two innings. " ; h5 club Is going to erupt. aro und wa iti ng for her club to added Rose . "The only thing I sec ~ 'Tm sitting on a volca no ," erupt. him doing wrong Is ge ttin g :RDse said of hls tea m. "You just "You have to find ways to pu t behind hitters, Pitching is a lot ;i'J?PW It's going to erupt. You just emo tion into them ," s he said. "lf easier when you're 0-2 in ~ lea d of .:don't know when. . I were a m an, I'd go down and 2-0. Wh en hitters get ahead of a ~ " But I know one thing," a dded read them (the pla yers\ the riot they don' t go fishin g. pitcher, --ijose. "Since I've been manager .a ct." . They wait for the pitch they . . ~. ;~ose still feels Reds will ~~explode and win NL West . ' . . .- ~ Conditioning drills slated Tuesday • : MIDDLEPORT - Condit ioning practice for members of the .:Oewly formed Big Bend Midget ~Football league will be held ·Tuesday at General Hartinger : Park in Middleport starting a t 6 :p.m .. according to Judy Willi· ams, spokesperson for the · organization. : All player_s who attend are -urged to wea r appropriate c lo:t bing for the drills. • This will be the final day for ' youngster s wishing to partici.pate In the program eit her as a ;player or cheerleader. Those signing for the first tim(' on ;Tuesday, mu st have had a physiclal exa mina tion and mu st "present the proper form, co mpleted, at that time. These form s may be obtained fr om Hank Cle lan d, Pomeroy. All girls interes ted in becoming cheerleaders are asked to co nt act Willia ms at 992-5866 or any league offi cial. Tag day lor the new gro up will be held from 10 a. m . to 2 p.m. on Si>p t. 5. Donat ions are needed to defray expe nses a nd may be sent to P .O. Box 129. 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MILLHONE'S 245-9111 lnt~r n atio n a l Green arrested 57 Phlt St., a.llpolis, Ohie 446·0699 MANRIQ UE SL.IDES HARD - Fred Ma nrique of the C ~i cago White Sox lakes Kansas City shortstop Ross Jones out of the play-at second ha.•e In the Second Inning Friday night. The play started when Ozzlc Guillen g-rounded to Royals' seco nd sackw Frank White. who threw to Jones to er ase Manrique. (UPI) Notr·c Dame will open It s basketball season on thC' road wit h games against lndlari;t and Loulsvllk- the two mo s t recent national c hampions. The irish will open at dcf · ndin~ c hampion Bettary Charg•rt Small W•ld•ra Motor Control• ... SALE PRiCES IN EFFECT 813Iltwu 9112 By United J>rcss Electric Motora 360 Second An., Gallipoli$ + ~~~~~ Irish will open cage season on road Rtguletort Rangers 5, Tigers 3 . ~: At Detroit, Ruben Slerr~ htt.a, two-run homer and Pete 0 Brl~; added an RBI double In four, run eighth l~nlng to ral~ Texas: Mitch Withams, 7,3, .wa) the wmner wtlh fou r Innings \1:1 shu.tout rellef. . Dale Mohorcfl , pttched two mmngs for his 16 ll save._ The- loss went to Jack MornR: 1 ~'i: 9 Whit So 3 At c~Ic~ s 0 ' Dan: T~rtabull belted a t!o:run hrme run 10 k h·t K Cit · spar a 12- 1 ansas y attack. Charlie Le lbrandt, 13- 9, d ed 10 h·ts and th ~ · surren er 1 r= runs over e igh t innings to plek up the victory. Lei brandt struck out six and walked two. The loss went . 81 Pont. Bonneville Brougham, 4 dr., 43,000 act. miles,lo, cal owner, y,a, P. steering, P. brakes, ·air, tilt, uuise, rear defroster, w/s/w, wire wheel covers, vinyl roof. WAS ' 4995 Stewart, including two stri- get out. I'm certainly s niffing out keouts. "What can you do? The number19. 1 thlnklfl do what I'm man threw. in a nd out and mixed capable -of dol_ng I'll get to 20." his pitches welL" The Athletics snapped a 2-2 tie In winitlng for the 11th time in with a run In the sixth. Carney his last 1.1 games, Stewart , 18·9. Lansford. who had three hits In defeated the Blue Jays fOr the the game Including his 16th fourth time In as many matchups hOmer , opened with' a double to this season. He stru ck ou.t five . \got-center field. He advanced and walked four. Dennis Eckersm third on a flyout by Mike ley: pitched 1 1-3 innings for his Davis, and scored on Dwayne lOth save. Murphy's sacrifice fl y to cen_ter. Wh!le Stewart emp l~yed a E lsewhere, Texas stopped Dedazzlmg fork ball, Dave Sttebsaw trait 5-3 Milwaukee edged Minh. d · k 13 7 d It ' lS_ recor s m_ 1o · es ~ e • nesota 1-V, Kansas City bombed flrmg a !lve-httter and s trtktng Chtcago 9-3, Baltimore shpped 1 · . . Se 1 ou stx. . past Cal1forma &-5 . a nd aft e ." MX confide nce l evet.~as real routed New York 1.0,4. BosHm:S htgh, Stewart -sa id . l feH T game at Cleveland_was ramed . could get out any.body I wanted to out. 1 GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC -SERVICE ATLAS PINNACLE TIRES •Lincoln By BILL WOLLE UP I Sports Writer For the Toronto Blue Jays, Dave Stewart presents a more complex mystery than just guessing whether the Oakland rlghf-hander is goi ng to throw a fastball or breaking pitch. Stewart scattered six hit s over 7 2-3 Innings Friday night for hi s major leagues-leading 18th victory, giving the At hletics a 3-2 triumph over the Blue Ja ys and preventing Toronto !rom moving · · into so le possesston of first place m the Amencan League East. " · · We knew what hewasgomg to throw, we ju st couldn't hit it, " sa id Lloyd Moseby , who was hitless In three at -ba ts against JIM BILL'S · That 's exactly what happe ned to set up Sand berg's gamewinning hit. " He fell behind on me 3-0. 1 staned looking for hi s sinker and that 's Whatl hit ," s•-idSandberg. " If he gets a head of me, it 's a different si tuation ." Chicago scored three times in the top of the ninth off F'ra rtco, 7-5, to tak e a ~- 4 lead . but Cincinnati got a run in the bo tt om o f the ninth off Cubs· ace reliever LE~e Sm ith, 4-7, who wound up the winner, to se nd the game into 85 Ply. Voyager · extra Innings. • wlth two runs In the sevent h off seco nd on a sacrifice bunt by In the Chicago ninth, Mariny Su!cllffe. Pinch-hitter Dave Col- Sulcllffe and scored on a single Trillo produced · an RBI single lins walked and raced to third on by Dave Martinez. after Shawon Dunston and Dern- a single by Kal Daniels. Tracy Bell homered to left. his lOth of ler had singled. Andre Dawson Jones. run ning for Daniels, stole the year, In the third to give the then delivered a two- run, bases- second. Aft er Dav~ Concepcion Reds a 2-1 advantage. loaded single to give the Cubs a grounded out, Er ic Davis was Chicago grabbed a 1-0 lead In ~4 lead. Intentionally wa lked to load the the second on Rafael Palmelro's In the bottom of the ninth, bases with one out After Paul hom er to right, his ninth of the Smith walked Bo Dlaz with -one O'Neill s truck out, Buddy Bell season. out and the bases loaded to force lined a single to left to score Cincinnati tied It 1-1 In the in the tying run. , Collins and Jones. bottom of the seco nd when "That's absolutely th e worst Stillwell doubled and scored on a The Cubs, trailing 2·1 since the thing I ca n do In a game, " said third, tl~d- It 2-2 In the seven th single by starting pitcher Ron Smith. "But I cou ldn 't worry when Dunston walked, moved to Robinson . about the .damage I ha d caused myse lf at that point because I rp;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 s till had the bases loaded a nd needed to get two more ou ts." Smith worked ou t of the jam by getting Nick Esasky to hit a SINCE 1133 . fi elder's c hoice bouncer to short s top that resulted In a force at home and then striking out Kur-t Stillwell. 446-2362 Chicago starter Rick Sutcliffe. SALIS: who surre ndered IV hits an d four lndulltrt.l V- Belt1 Bearing• ru ns In 7 a nti 1-3 Innings_. has n't Pump s ..1. Lllwn MoV-Belte won a game In a month. V-Belte Automotive Capacitor• The Reds had snapped a 2-2 tie Model RSF411 27" DIA REMOTE STEREO SUPERSET II ' SYLVANIA 26" DIA REMOTE STEREO SUPERSE". F11odel RPFS98 NEW 46" MODEL 52195 •• ,I • �' G-6-1 he Sunday Times-Sentinel ~aga August 30. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. 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RIDENOUR CHESTER TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE KIRTLAND , Ohio (UPi l -'- thews returns a t one outside !'"our-yea r starJcr To m Cous i· iin eba cking position and fir st· neau was waived after Anthony round draft pick Mike J unk in · Gri ggs beat him out last year. bu t ! rom Duke is being groomed for Griggs won' t necessa rily be the other spot. starting at inside lin e backer Gr iggs, howeve r, is not whe n Cleveland opens the season anx ious. in New Orlea ns Sept . 13. '" If you ca n' t handle the com pe·, Cous ineau Is now wit h the San filion. then you' re going to send Francisco 49ers. but Griggs is off nega tives from rhe s ta rt . I loc ked .ln a three-way battle with think Mi ke (Johnson ) and Edd ie re turnin g starter Eddie John son are defi nit e ly a one· two punch. a nd former USF L player Mik e They are very good pl ayers," Jo hn son for th e two In side Gr iggs sa id. lineback I n ~ spot s, an d he Is a lso ;. i don' t know how the coaches practIci ng at out side lineba c ker. see us lor th e seaso n. I'm goi ng to Coach Marty Sc hott~ nh ei mer wa it a nd see. l"m not s itt ing here • said the co mpetition a t ln sl(le · sayi ng I hope I ca n play the Inside lineback er Is '"s till wide open" or I hope I ca n pla y the ou tsid e. a nd he d Ol'S not kn ow whe ther l"m out the re because that 's my Griggs will be used a t Ins ide or postlion . I'm a lin eba cker, outside. whet her outs ide or ins ide ." • Seven-yea r staner Clay Mat · Gr iggs, 27. '-\'hO played th ree • seasons at Villanova before the • sc hoo l ca nce l d foo tba ll and one • yea r at Ohio State. said he has taken a new a pproa c h. to the ga111e since he was traded .las t yea r by th e Philade lphia Eag les. " It mad e m e sec there isn' t '' By lJ nltcd l'ress lnternallonat longevi ty In n lot of things. Th e success of your career. a lot of • Tw o Howa rd Unl vrrslry foor · tim es , Is not dependent upon bal l players. Ballry Danie ls a nd vourself. IT 's depe ndent on a lot Dedrlc Tisdal e, wNr s ta bbed of things you ca n"! control. " outside a dorm itory . a uthorities Griggs said . " One or the .thin gs In Was hin gton , D.C.. sa id. Da· you ca n con tro l ls your at tit ud c." ' niels, a member of the footba ll IPnm fr om Ocra rur . Ca . , wa s sta bbed in the stoma c h tmd req uired surllery . Ti sdale. a fres hma n fro m Sta fford . Texas. trying_ out lor the tea m . s uffe red UROll SNOWDEN (or. .. .. Ml'i~ Third I S!alt, Gallipolis Phone 446-4290 Phone 446 · 45 18 t.1.t.U ,&1111 Slote F.,.. Mutuol .t.utanoble ll'liYfW1Ce Com_ peny Home ontce· Bloomingt~ . llltnots 985-3307 t' lr••d (;o•nt•ral .· :. Two gridders WINDSIE.D . are stabbed WASHER SOLVENT PROTECTS TO ·25' 'bl, Pt Plt•:...ant ( M \ ' a ) t; Ml.~ ..i .. "imi.Vt 1.1 \ ' id 1~ - ' nkln ('It y 1lnd I'; r:u-Pu 1~ . ,\d:uJJ .. !Ind! li ."'iand~· \;at~ . smith\·JIIt• li I M) tll'ltin~r; it. Ft llll<-h (K,-) Oh lt• 111 .. 11 Pulido just misses no-hitter , as Clippers post 5-l victory By United Press International Alfonso Pulido ca rried a no· hill er in10 the ninth inn ing and fini shed wit h a rwo- hiller Frida y night ro spark the Columbu s Clippers to a ~1-1 Int er national League v ictory.. over the Ma i ne Guides at Old ·Orchard Beach, Maine. Ke ith MiiiPr lined a one-out s ingl e to left to break up the no-hitter a nd Ke n Dowell fo l· .towed with an RSI double to end the sh ut out bid . Pulido, 9·5. re tire d the first 14 Guid es he faced. Kev in Ward. who reac hed on a• throwing error in the fi fth and Keith Hughes. who drew a wa lk in the seventh , were the only Maine players ro reach base before the ninth. Ro be r to Kelly a nd Pete Dalena eac h hit a two- run homer to power th e Col umbus offense. Ke lly's fifth -inni ng homer , which broke a score les s tie , came off Darvl Smit h, 1.3. E isewh ere . Toledo edged Paw: ruc kPt 3-2. Tidewatl'r . defeated S:-'racuse 7-2 an d Riehmond a t Devils second in four-way golf meet IRONTON - Gal lipolis fin is hed seco nd in a fo ur-way go lf match at Ir ont on Frida y · ~:veni i n g . Th e host Tige rs, Class AA r unn erup in 1986. finis hed with 141 while. GAHS had 166. Lucas· vi ll e Va lley had 187 and Minford 236. Dav e Kerns led the Tigers with a two under pa r 33. Tom Hawk ha d :18 for Valley and Rich Kellner 56 for Minford . Greg Roderick led Ga llia "s c t·ew with a 37. Mark Kimble. · • Ha nk Davis. a nd Chris Rathburn a ll had 41s while Brett Hutchin· son had 49. Scott Marcum had 58. Ga llipolis, 6·4 in three outings, faces Loga n in a SEOAL match a t Logan Monday evning . Mullins honored RIO GRANDE -Junior guard LeaA nn Mumns, of the Rio Gra nde Redwomen's basketball . tea m , was recently named to the 1987 Koda k All-District team. Mullins, a 5-7 sta ndout from McGuffey . scored 528 points during the 1986-87 season, aver· aging 20.3 points per game. Mullins, the daughter of Lon - and La Vern Mullins, Is majoring · In social work at Rio Grande. • I · " 1 ~ you as ked the public what they wanted, I t\link they'd say let's have a champions hip ." Dodds, chairman of a subcommittee that has studied the feasibility of a college football c hampions hip playoff s ince 1985, sai d his group will ask the NCAA Council to put the iss ue on the ba llot for the 1988 convention in Nashville, Tenn . According to a n NCAA spokes man, the Co uncil will decide in October whether to accept the recommendation. A Divis ion I championship pla yoff would fit in snugly on the weekend before the Super Bowl. breaking up the two-week lull between the AFC and NFC title ga m es a nd t h e NFL championship. " The networks were tn almost total agree ment that Sunday. 6 p.m .-9 p.m . prio r to the Super Bowl would be the bes t time two s10b wounds ro thf' c hes t bu t was reported in good condition . , Police sa lell he two were at tacked by st'ver.1 l p<'Op le but had no motive lol' the s tabbing . Sopho· • mot·c Rich Walk . a projec ted ··starter a1 guard for the Univer· ' sity or Oregon, has bee n sidelined indefinit ely wit h lowrr ba c k Roches ter was postponed du e to r ain. At Pawtucket, R.I., Rey Pala· c ios' two- run home run in the s ixth inning and strong relief pitching by Karl Best s par'kcd the Mud Hens. Besr struc k out six in the final two innings to notch his lOth save and help preserve the victory for sta rter J eff Jones. 4·3. Mike Rochford , 8·8, took the loss . At Syracuse, N. Y., Mark Ca r · reon knocked in two · runs and Kev in Els ter collected four hit s to highlight a 14- hit atta c k that l~d the Tides. Bob Gibson pitched six Innings and improved to 11· 7. Todd StottlemyrP, 11·13. ab· sorbed the defeat . tEW RIVETED DISC BRAKE MDI ... 588 period," said a report draft ed by the NCAA subcommittee two months ago. College football e njoyed a preview or what a championship game might be like last Jan . 2, when two independent s. No .. 1 Miami tFia . l a nd No. 2 Penn State. met In Tempe: Ariz., a t ihe Fies ta Bowl. T)l e gam e prompted a tremendou s ;; mount of publicity and a s trong nationa l televis ion a udi ence on a Friday night as Pe nn State claimed the national title with a 14-10 tr iumph . By sc heduling a pla yoff ga me th e week before the Super Bowl, the NCAA would Impose a three-wee k brea k alter the final bowl games. "On the plus s ide, the public Sef!ms to want it , a nd it would ' generate a ddi tiona l revenue," says Dodds . " The nega tives would in cl ude the additional pressure on two co llege footli> all teams whose m.e mbers may • already have s tarted their second sem es ter. and they'd possl· bly have to miss som e extra classes. " The impact of such a playoff m atchup on the traditional bowls is still hazy. The bowl gam es have found themselves under scrut i ny in recent year s and at this ye<~r ' s NCAA Convention in Dallas, Ca l· Berkeley Cha nce llor Ira Michael Heyman suggested the elimination of bowls and post" se..,son basketball tournam en ts. "The bowls hav e co ntribu ted to the Institutions more than a quarter of a billion doll ars in the last 10 years, more tha n $127 million in the last three years alone."' says Jim Brock, exec utive director of the Cotton Bowl . According to Dodds, an esti· mated $33 million could be Griggs playing inside and outside linebacker M'rlll(hl. Prep . scores ,, !I By IRA KAUFMAN UPJ Sports Writer Get ready for college footba:tl" s version of Super Bowl 1. Divis ion I-A has been mov ing toward a co llege football champions hip game for several yea r s and the machinery has now been set In place lor the NCAA to cr eate a one-ga me playoff. As usu io I, the sound of money dropping Int o the register will accelerate the process a lthough 1990 Is seen as the . earlies t possible date fo r such a gam e . '"We've talked about it lon g enough, now we've go t to get it out and give the me mbership a chance to vote on li ." said Unive r s ity of Texas Athletic Director De Loss Dodds Aug. 20 In announcing a subcommittee recommendation that the playoff issue be voted on by NCAA member s a t th e 1988 conve ntion . · Ask one of them, then give me a call. $528 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- G-7 NCAA moves step closer to game .for 1-A football crown concern . · , b k "He doesn't look like he s ac. to 100 percent to me. He doesn t look like he's running like he did . He "II definitely play . bu t ho'.': long he plays Is up in the air, Wyche said. k L Veteran c o~nerbac ou 1s Breeden hasn t practiced all w~k because of a sore back, but he s expcted to start . The Inju ry has bothered him lor years. Sot•t•t•r :.tinlli" "~tla 1.\1ISL 1 - Btl\'!> , Ohltt IIIKh -~ · ht.KII fomiha ll 8,_- I nllt·d Pro·.. ~ lnt tor naliouul , 1-' rlda\' ' -~ Itt' Mill ,. 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Tight end Rodney Holma n was slated to see his first actlonof the preseason Saturday. but Wyche said Holman 's left knee Is still a Why do so manyofyour neighbors insure their cars with . State faun? PHILCO 2S" DIAGONAl CONSOlE CUrti~ "t•aJhN ..: slr;nf'd fat•klt• ( 'ud}' )l:an a~r; t • r ( 'hr l ~ 0· relnjure It and then have II be a nagging thing that bothers h1m into the regular season," Coach Sam Wyche sa id ofhlsdecislon to rest Brooks . " He"s got nothing to prove In a preseason gaine."' McGee's Injury appears to be more ser ious. as he' s expected to be sldeUned two weeks but ready fo r the Sept. 13 season· opener at India napolis . His statu s takes some pressure o(! receivers Mike Mart in ~ nd Majors f'o llf' ~t' ( Hilii'KU" '!· I ) , III : ILl II f ulumbu" Ill Plll'·tudt.-.1 Tldt'"'ul rr ».1 Rot·hf't'l('r Rl ~ hmo~ at s.~rttt•u,.. . l"it• ~o~. l' url.: t Fl'rnando.'Z 1n. ,) at :oil&ft F'ntndM·n IHam m a.lu>r M-~1- 1 :0~ p. m . 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CINCINNATI (UP I )-Several Bengals m issed Saturday's exhi· bltlon ga m e at Green Bay due to injuries. Running back .James Brooks and wide receiver Tim McGee made the trip with the team but didn ' t play. Brooks su ffered a twisted ankle in practi~e Monday and McGee is hampered by a pulled hamstring. "It makes no se nse having him Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. spasms . II01'0R OL •tCJW.M•tWtO Griggs ha d pla yed inside linebacker th roughout his enti re NFL career but is now practicing at outsi(k "They sa id , "Anthony. we want you to pla y out s ide line ba c ker .' ! sa id, ' Ok. fine. let's go and I' ll do the best I ca n. I'll . learn the position. I'll make some mista kes . Get on me when I do." ' Gr iggs sa id. " It gives you a different per spective on rh e ga me out there. You have to do things like conta ining the ba ll , where you don't make th e tac kle, you ju st force the ball back to the inside lineba cker. And things like (more) pass ru shin g ... For the Brow ns . gett in g a sta rt ing linebacker from rhe Eag les for a n eighth -round draft choice tur ned out to be quite a dea l. And for Gr ig gs , the trade a llowed him to go from a tea m with a 7·9 record in 1985 to the AF C cha mpions hip game with the Brow ns in 19R6. " I would have to say fro m the sta ndpoi nt of bei ng on a winning tea m , yes (th e ti·a de was goodl . From a foo tba ll ca reer sta nd · pon11, yes . .. Griggs sa id. " But s ure yo u' re go ing to miss a lot of friends you pla yed with . And I was from Willingboro rN .J .), which was onlv abou t 20 minu les ' • ins tit ution, "whic h wou ld cause people to really have a n interes t in doing it.." ' Dodds says. But not everyone is e namored with the idea of a college football title game . Emulating the pros right down to the Ro ma n numerals bothers som e long -time m em bers of t h e co ll ege. fraternit y. "Any way you lo ok at it, the best thing that' s ha ppe ned to college footba ll are the bowl gam es,'· sa id Brigha m Young Coach LaVe ll E d wards . " They've g la mor ized co llege football ." Dodds says a champ ionship game would "enha nce the bowls because people would be watching them to see what tea m s they think are No. 1 a nd No. 2." The stick iest iss ue s urrounding a n ational title ga me is the criteria used for picking the two teams. Dodds would leave the deci s ion to an NCAA com mitt ee -made up of athletic directors and football coac hes, using statlstl · cal information and the results of the bowl games. · "Over th e ·yea rs . we've seen a small group of sc hools dominat e the polls, bowls and television," said Big Te n Conference Com. missioner Wayne Duke at a 1984 NCAA m eeting In Chicago. "It is the belief of the Big Ten that a football championship playoff would widen the gul f between the haves a nd the ha ve-nots. " But to Duke's fru stra tion. the concept of a college football playoff has ga th ered momen· tum. Dodds says the earliest such a ga me could be played is 1990, which would pl a~e it 23 year s behind Pete Roze lle 's colossu:;. \ from Philadelphi a ." But fo r Griggs, footb all is more · th a n just a game. ""You ' re suc h a vulnera ble commodity in footba ll tha t you ca n be put out to pas ture," Griggs said. "You s tart learn ing about the union a nd the bu siness end of it . You co me in the league. you say. 'Wow , I'm on the team . I 'm in th e NFL.· As I've learned throughout my five year s here. it's mo re than th a t. " EVERYTHING IN OUR COMPLETE REDUCED DRASTICALLY CHOOSE FROM UNIROYAL, FIRESTONE B. F. GOODRICH & REMINGTON ," ·", COMPUTERIZED ·ALIGNMENT COMING FRIDAY MAKE YOuR APPOINTMENT NOW! PAUL'S BARBER SHOP IN RACINE Will REOPEN Ohio ~alief Tire Outlet Beginning (304) 675-5332 Aug. 31, 1987 ! miM Sooth 01 Rt. 2 ~.. h . . . ;, Galiool< Fony, W.'lo. 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Jon Hanson. head or the New Jersey Sports a nd Exposition Authority, said the group wlll oversee a comprehensive series of tests In the a r ea around Giants Stadium . Hartson sa id he expects thC' raclllty will receive a clean bill or health. Players on the Giants have called for tests since tackle Karl Nelson was found to have . Hodgkin's Disease. Nelson's condition was announced Saturday. "The study will be comprehensive a nd objeC'tlve, and we will ma ke those findings public as soon as possible." Hanson said. "Our aim Is to reassure our fans , our employees, and our tenants th a t they will contin ue to enjoy a sa fe and healt hy environme nt. " The New York Jets also play at Giants Stadium, but train and pracllce at Hempstead, N.Y. The Meadowlands complex includes a race track and Indoor arena, whi ch Is home to the New Jersey Nets or the NBA and the NHL's New Jersey Devlls . Hanson said the recommendations or ihe experts conducting the studies will determine If voluntary testing or emp loyees should be done. Hanson said the air and water quallty around the sports complex wa s tested " tlrrie a nd lim e again" before the s tad ium was built on a landfill. Veterans Memorial Hospital~ in conjunction with Wheeler, Johnny Nuce and David Wright. Second Row -Andy Blank, Eric Maley and Brett Hln_sch. Third row -James Standish, Jason .Jones, Brad H;uris, Chad Shamblin and Andy De Halnaut. Fourth row - Coach Tim Maxwell and Coa ch Scott Hinsch. Absent - Casey Canaday. GALLIPOLIS PEE WEE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - The Pirates, with wiru; over the Mets, Expos •ind Royals in tournament play, won the 1987 post-season title. Pictured above, first fow, lelt to right, Nathan Smith, Andy Neal. Chad Top three seeds are losers Friday JERICHO . 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Am<·rlean Recreation Centers Shareholders wit h at least JOO a res are al lowed frf'l' usE> of t he Compa ny's bowling cente rs. • Amfac - Discou nts are pro\tlded on acco mmod atio ns In Mmfac hotels for sha reho lders Who atte nd I he a nnual m ee t ing. ]be meet ing Is held In Hawaii t\'Jer)' other yl'a r . ,: Rt•rkshlre ·uathaway - Cont r i~tlon by the company to a Ctlarlt v of the sha re holder's ~hoice. . ~ Bristol- Myers - Product pack (ncludln g over - th e -co unt er d!-ugs, shampoo and toiletries. :: Circuit City Stores - Dls~JUnt s of JQ percent on co ns umer ~.ectronlcs worth up to $1,000 ~ld In the company's stores. I*CSX Corporation - A 15 ~rcent discount Is available for eekend retrea ts at The Gre~nbr. a Wes t Virginia mounntal n ort. Delta Queen Steamship Corny - Dlscou nts of up to 25 rcent are available on cruise cations on the Mississippi and Ia Rivers. · General Mills -Discounts are liable on meals at .Red ster Resta urants, Care Bear ks . and Izod clothing. The rlstmas gift pack !!)eludes ~ t 1986 COUGAR revenues from the federal postal service. "They still get the stamp revenue." Private mallboxes, whic h rent for an average of about $12 monthly, are open 24 hours dally and come wlih a n Impressive address. , . "We give people a suite number and they have the reC'ognltlon of ha,vlng a good address -In towq," D'Addlo said. · The b<ixes have become popular among sma ll business owners who cannot alford office space on such prestigious business areas as New York 's Madison Avenue or along Wilshire Boulevard irt Los Angeles. ' " We're giving small businessmen a chance to be In business wit hout all the ex penses, " said D'Addlo, who now operates Securiti es Manufac turing Corp., a privately held maker of mailbOxes for the renta l industry. · · " It gives the Impression that they ha ve more than just a post o(fice box ," De Slo-ag reed. " We can also give them branch offices." Although It Is just seven years old, the private mail Industry ha s evolved Into a full - serv ice s hipping a nd packaging business. ' Last year, tor example, the private post offices earned $455 million from s uch services as sending telegrams and facsimiles and packages and $345 million from renting mailboxes . "We really became a travel agen~y f packages," said John Wilson, president of :p Mall Centers of Amerlea ·Inc., an Aurora. Col pry ate m;~llb<ix company. "All you've got to do Is set a package on th , counter, tell us where you want It to go and w ~ make sure It gets there,' Wilson said. Pak Ma ll has opened 75 private ma ll facilltl · _ and plans to have 250 by the end of next year. . , "The excitement that ha s happened In ttiN' Industry In the last six months Is overwhle mlng, ~ Wilson said. "Six months ago, the east coast dldn ·~ even know this business existed." ' . ' ' Wilson estimates customers pay ab<iut 10 to 2 perce_nt more to ship pac~;~ges through h~ - · company than by wrapping and s hipping t . parcels themselves. · " It' s really a convenience business," Wilson said_. "We like to say we are selling people back.· their time." ,; - 1 11 Deadline extended U mil renov ation of the Racine offi ce is comp leted Dr. Hunter will pracrice in association with Dr. Wilma Mansfield and Dr. J11m es Witherell in their Pomeroy off ice. .. Power seats, windows, locks, speed control. Tilt wheel, cassette . Gold # w" will be opening a Family Practice in Racine, Ohio. I ; 1986 TAURUS LX • franchises were opened and another 2,500 are expected by the e nd of the ye<~,r. The government, which rents more than 17.1 million post office b<ixes nationally, has lost ab<iut 12 percent of Its business to the private mailbox firms . Industry observers said. "I expeC' t in five years ihe postal service wil l be out or the mailbox business entirely," D'Addio said . "Somewhere along the tine we'll probably strike so me kind of arrangement with the postal service," said Tony De Slo, president of San Diego-based Mall Boxes Etc., which operates 500 · private postal ce nt ers na tionwide and plans to add a n additiona l 250 by next year . " Some day may be working with the m," De Slo said. " In the mea nti me. we offer them a grea t opportunity- free labor." For the fir st qua rter en ded July 31. Mall Boxes Etc. post~>d earnings of $357,753, or 16 cen ts a share, on reve nue of $2 ..7 million. compared with $263,829, or 14 ce nt s a s·hare. on revenue of $1.6 mllilon the year befo~e. ·· DeSio said the private maU services do not sap Douglas Hunter, M. D. A- 1 USED CARS I 351. 4 spd . trans., AM / FM. bed liner. Green exterior. • ' August 30, 1987 PAT HILL FORD 1985 F250 4X4 312 6TH STREET • ,-r-----------., ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· . CINCINNATI iU Pil- Ronn ie Ellison, a 6-foot -2, 175- pou nd freshman from Hast ings Hi gh School in Hou ston. will enroll at the University of Ci ncinnati this tall and be ·a member of the Beare at . bas ket ball team , a UC spokesman said F riday . Ellison averaged 2Ll points and 5.1 rebOunds a game last season a t Hast ings, helpi ng his team to a 35-3 rec ord a nd a berth til the regiona l Texas high sc hool basketba ll tournament fina ls . Meanwhile. Le Roy Parnell, a G-2 guard from Ka nkakee t Il L 1 Communit y Co llege who las t April s ign ed a letter of intent to attend UC, will not be joining the Bearcats, said the spokes m a n. Parnell failed to co mpletP the academic courses required to be admitted as a transfer s tud e nt . the spokesman sa id . " When he serves like tha t, he ca n beat a nyb<idy, especia lly indoors. " sai d Lendl. who has los t s ix matches th is year. Lendl. winner of the Ha mle t the last three years. uses the event as a warm~p for the U.S. Open. which begins Tuesday . " It would have been better to play outdoors." Lend! said. " I need to pea k pretty soon. But WC' had no other cho ice." '"This tournament is more like an exhibition so there was n't any pressure on me." Pate sa id. HOME NATIONAL BANK - l i f t . ' . food It ems fro m Bett y Crocker i! ncl ~a m es fr o m P arker Brot h rs. Jl .•l . Jl elnz Co.- Stockholders with a t least 15s haresareoffcred a product pac k wllh a small warming tra y and di scount co upons for Helni food products . Product sa mpl es fr(,'quently arc give n out a t the annual mE'E't lng. IU International - A 15 percent di scou nt Is available on products of It s s ubs idiary, Mau no Loa Ma cadamia Nut Corporatio n. Kimhc rly-Ciark - A produc t pack. with paper product s s uch as Kleenex . Kotex and Huggles. is offered at Christmas. Marlott Corporation - . Disco unts up to 50 percent are offered on stays at the compa ny's hotels . Discount s of 10 percent arl' offNed on cruises with th e compa ny's Sun Line s ubsidiary . Annua l meeting attnedees recelve coupons for m ea ls In Marlott -owned restaurants. ' Minnesota Mining and Manu lacturlng - The compa ny offers a product pack which Includes Scotch tape, Mt cro po re medica l ta pe a nd Scotchbrlte scouring pads . Pe nrll Corporation - Offers di scoun ts of up to 50 perce nt on the co mpany 's a udi o products, such as Thorens turntables and Epic ure speakers . Peps ico - Gift packs of so ft drinks and food products are handed out at th e annual meeting. Pfizer- Dlsco unbtls of udpl to 75 percent are ava 11a eon _scantlnued cosmetic . _and tmletry ~roducts madeava Jiablethrough ; a catalog sent at Christmas. ! . Quaker Oats - Cents-off conp~ns are mailed to sharehoiJiers w1th quart erly divide nd chec ks. Quaker products are 1:1ven to annual meeting atte ndees . Ramada Inns- Discounts of 10 percent are offered on rooms In Ramada Hotels.; Larger discounts are offe&ed, such as 25 percent, on w~kend ·stays, and 50 percent on Las Vegas Ramada stays. (Mr. Evans Is an Investment broker with The Ohio Company In i~_rGaJIIJI(llls office.) RIO GRANDE- The registra tion for Rio Gra nde College's off-ca mpu s classes, offered by the Offl.ce of Continu ing Education. has been ex tended through the week of August 31-Sep tember 4 to al low further reg istration for the following classes: Jackson High School: Int roduction to Busi ness 104Monday. 6-}0 p.m . Personal Finance 114 : Wed nesday, 6-10 p. m. Co mput er Lit eracy for Teac hers CS273 - Monday. 6-9 p.m . CS2i3 Compuwr Applications for Teachers - Thursday, 6·9 p.,m . Wellston High Sc hool . Eco nomics 124 Macroeco nom ics- Tues da y, 6-10 p.m. Market ing 134 I ntro to Market: ing- Thursday. 6-10 p.m. Political Sc ie nce 104 American National Gover nme nt - Tuesda y,.6-9: :m p. m. Politica l Science 114 American Sta te Governme nt - Thursday. b-9: 30 p. m. Social · Science 104 Intra to Social Science - Wednesda y, 6-9:30 p.m. Hannan Trace High School Psyc hology 104 General Psyc hology - Monday, 6-9:30 p.m. Furthe r information a nd reg istra tion ca n be made through the Office of Conti nuin g Educat ion a t Rio Gra nde College by ca lling 1-800-282-7201. !'x te nston ~~!i Personal • mcome up 0.4 percent WA SHI NGTON t-UP ii Americans· perso na l income rose 0.4 percent in .July b<ith before a nd after taxes, whil€' consum er spendin g jumped 0,9 percent for a SeC'o nd straig ht month. the omme rce Department reports. The0 .4 percent rise in personal in co me work s out to a s('asona lly adjusted a nnual rate of $3.738 tr illion If every m onth were lik e J uly, the governm ent said. The July lncrl)ase was the best si nce April a nd follows revised 0.3 percent Increases in May and Jun e. The Comm erce De par tment previously figu red those as 0.5 percent gai ns. Wages and sa lar ies increased $5.4 billion to hit a $2 .205 trillion annual ra te in July. Gains in · service . indus tri es provi ded much of the Increased payroll, while most of th e res t or the $14.3 billion rise In perso na l Income came from increased Social Security benefits, Income on Interest-bearing deposits a nd in subsidy pay me nts to far' mers. Pe rsona l tax and non -tax payment s hit an annual ratE! of $560.8 billion. up $2.4 blllio~ from June. Dis posa ble personal Income what's left after taxes - in creased $11.9 billion In July for an annua) r~ t e op$3.177 trillion., SBDC opens in Sout_h'.Point area -r. • S0UT'H POINT _ David J. BAker, state deve lopment dl reC'_. tor; announced recently theopenJng of the Southeast Small Business Development Center tSBbC) In South Point to increase services to area s mall bus in esses In Callia Jackson Lawren ce, Me igs a~d Vlnto~ counties. The Ohio Department ofDevelopment will grant $20,000 to the SBDC for additional staff resources In addition to the funding the SBDC will receive from the Small Business Administration. The South Point facility , for merly ~ Small Business Enterprise Center, will now be expanded to ·offer clients In-de pth counseling and training. ' UNDER RENOVATION- The former Spencer Grocery Store building on Route 338 in Racine village i.• being renovated ,Into a medical and dental clinic. Roush Construction began the Building is being;,r. enovated --- ' RACINE - Renovation of the •' -···· form er Spencer Grocery Sto re building on Route 338. corner of Fifth, in Racine purchased several months ago by Vetera~s Memorial Hosp it a l got underway th is week In preparatio n for the la te y~ar openin g of a medical c linic, Pan ich a nd Noel of Athe ns are thC' arch it ect s wlth "Roush Construction of Pom eroy doi ng the renova tion. Sco tt Lucas, hospital adm inistra tor. annou nced. Low interest funding for the project has been provided by Racine Ho m ~ National Ba nk. · t The new facility will retain the corner entrance with a ramp on one side, mak ing it handica pped accessi bl e, and stairs on the,. other side. The interior 3. 000 sq uare feel of s pace.wlll a tota l o.f eight exa minin g rooms, four ,to the left des ignated for dental , purposes, and .four to the Fight Which will be the medica l !examining rooms. { A co mmon reception a rea and waiting room will be just Inside the door with busi ness offi ces in the center of the stru ctu re. There will a lso be an x-ray room a nd ,. laboratory facili ties, along with res trooms a nd a lounge for pe rso nneL The exter ior will be stucco. DOCfOR FOR RACINE- Dr. Douglas Hunter, left, be the Th e new medi cal facility will family practice physician at the Racine Medical and Dental Clinic be staffed by.Oouglas Hunter, M. slated to open in December. Meanwhile, Dr. Hunter, who camP to D.. and Margie Lawson, DDS. Meigs County last month, has been workln~ parttlme In the Dr. Hunter Is new to this area, emergency room at Veterans Memorial Hospital and In the offi<e hav in g come here this summ er In of Drs. James Witherell and Wilma Mansfield. He Is pictured h1•re pre pa ration for prac ticing In the wllh Scott Lucas, Veterans Memorial Hospital administrator, as new Racine Clinic. He currently the two review the Interior plans lor the new dink. Is working In the office of Dr. J a mes With erell and Dr. Wilma Mansfie ld as well as assisting in the Emergency Room at Vete- er ly , graduated from Ohio State family prac tice at Grant Hos piran s Memori a l HospitaL University Sc hool of Medicine taL He Is m arried to thf' fo rmPr Dr. Hunter, a nati ve of Bev- and completed his residency In Tonja Salse1· of Ra ci n ~ who attends Ohio University. The couple reside at Morning Star. Dr. Lawson has been pract icIng In Racin e for the pas t seve ra l GALLIPOLIS . - ERA Wise- death and divorce as one of the years. man Real Estate Agency has most confusing and traumatic Plans ca ll for the new clinic to announced a relocation service experiences any family laces. In mid-December. , It has open to bene fit Its home-buying and "Now you don' t have to be been more than 20years si nce the selling customers . relocated by IBM or Exxon to small village of Racine has had a The new program, developed enjoy the benefits of a sophistiIn conjunction with Advanced cated employee relocation pro- medical doctor in practice thet·e. Traffic Services, Inc., (ATS) , a . gram," said E.M. Wiseman, of California-based relocation man - ERA Wiseman Real Estate. agement firm , is designed to "We've made virtually the same MARIETTA - Larry D. Headeliminate the high costs and services anq discounts available lee, executive vice presidE>nl of problem s often a'ssoclated with to the public." the Central •Trust Company of .• moving. The program will feature Inter- Southeastern Ohio. was awarde d Studies have shown that even state moving discounts and com, a diploma at the 43rd annual though more than 40 million· plete move arrangement servi- commencement exercises of the Americans will move In 1987, ces through ATS, .which Will use Graduate School of Banking on moving still ranks just .be;tltnd most of the major van llnes. Friday, Augu st 21. Wiseman Agency offers new service Awarded diploma , ,,,11 process of tearing out the Interior this week. Dr. ,; · D!luglas Jlunter; a family practice physician, and': ' Dr. Margie Lawson, dent~t. will occupy the~ building. "' �August 30, 1987 Farm Page-D-2 from home" sales now account MYSTER\' FARM - This wt•ek's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation Dtstrict, is located somewhere In Meigs County. lndivlduuls \\ishing to participate in the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm's owner. Just mail, or drop off your guess to the the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St ., Pomeroy. Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipolis Tribune, K25 Third i\vc. , Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. and you may win aS5 cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or lelter. No telephone calls will be accepted. AU contest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by t p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a tie, the winner wUI be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Gallla County farm will be featured by the Gallla Soil and Water Conserva· tion District. U. S. raises farni export estimates, ag officials rep,o rt The department fu r ther pro J~C ted U S farmers will export 129 mtlhon met n c tons of farm products for the fisca l yea r endmg Sept 30. an mc rease of 18 pet cent ovct the volume shtpped last year A tot al of109 5 million tons were sold last yea r The proJecte.l mcrea se 1n ex port volume would be the ftrst smce 1980. a department spokesman sa td ·Grams account fo r vtr tuall} all of fisca l 1987 s 18 percent expec ted nse tn volume as lower U S pnces, reduced competitor supphes · and a go ver nme nt export enhancem ent program boost the US share of world gra m t ra de. the dcpatt me nt expla med In May. the de partme nt pro· jected export volume In ftscal 1987 would total 127 5 mllllon tons Ftve years ago. export volume was nearly 158 mllllon to ns and the value of farm exports totaled $39.1 billion On the Imparl side. the de part ment revtsed tis estimate up ward by $500 million to $20 > bilhon , largely due to mcreased Import s of livestock product s It' s sttll $400 million down from las t year' s tmport value fi gure of $20 9 blllton The department satd that is expec ted because of a subs tantial decline in coffee prices during the last year The U S agricultural trade s urplus ts forecast at $7 5 btllion. unc hanged from Ma y's estimate and $21 btllion over last yea r's surplu s of $54 btl !ton for 43 percent of total food spending. That meant $168 billion In 1985. the most recent year available, and Is up from 26 percent In 1960 "Factors associated with growth In food away from home sales include rising incomes. Increases In two-income and single-parent households, and demographic changes like the aging of the population," the new ly released yearbook said As m any could guess from a cruise down the local mam drag. fast ·food outlets are the biggest gamers Amencans spent $51 btlhon at the m in 1985 , a 46 percent mcrease since 1960 whe n flg.ures are adjusted for Inflation Fast-food restaurants account for 32 percent of the m ea ls eaten away from hOme. compared to the 5 percent they held in 19>8 Conventtonal restaurants , lunc h rooms. cafeterias a nd other commerlda l food service estab· lishments are down to 42 perce nt of the market. Theirshare was54 percent In 1958 T here are about 700 000 pla ces to eat out In America . ranging from the hot dog and peanut vendors at ballparks to school ca fe teria s a nd tavern s The people who eat out the most often are in the 25 to H yea r-old age group and they eac h spend just over $7 71 a week, on average The US average lor money spen t on food away from home Js$8 03 a week . The highes t spending Is In the West - a weekly average of $9 !7 The Mtdwest Is the lowest. $7 61 S10gle people spend the mos t. $14 49 a week, while famlll!'s spe nd one hall or o n.- thtrd as Study shows there is little danger to humans from antibiotics given animals '• Farm flashes Edward M . Vollborn County Extension Agent Agriculture , yALLIPOLIS - Dry so il m Gallta County stressed crops hv e sloc k . a nd mos t of the farme rs last week Even though te mperaturE's w~t e cooler. it wa s too late for many of the crops Soil moisture was rated by the Ohio Crop Reporting Serv tce repor ters thd:Jughout Ohto as 79';1 shorl a nd 21 ~ adequate. In our area, soil moJsture continues to run some 7 to~ Inches s hort for the season ~ report com ing in from Clark County on c urre nt cor n harvest, mdlcated fields wtth a moisture levels of about 16'!1. In those areas starting to harvest, cash harvest price for corn was In the low 11 50 per bus hel range One re!X'rt was of about $1 53, mid week. Silage harvest continued In Calha County with many olt he rel)orted ytelds at about half of what we would consider normal. Ga Jlla County farmers partl cl· pattng this week In the silage sampling found that there was federa l govN nme nt estim a tes th a t ha lf of the $270 mtlhon of ant JblOIJcs prod uced eac h year arc fed to amma ls The anttbtottcs dtsco uragc dt s· case and promote growth, w)uc h enables farmers to bnn g a mm als to m arket fast e r a nd more c hea pl v In 1ec('nt ve<H s how ever the practice has come under sharp cnt tcts m becausP of the belief tha t t! develops drug-reststant bacterta capab le of caus mg unt reatable dts0ase m humans Gas t used two s tra ms of sal monella In hiS tes ts He s tud ted the transfer of antloto tlc reststanrc between bacteri a, and the transfer of a nltbtottc restst· an t bactena from food a mm als to hum ans Ht s conclusions - Includtng ant tbtottcs In poultry dtels does create drug •·eststa nJ salmonella - Underccrta thco ndi!tons t he drug res1 stant sal monell a moves through the food cha in a nd poses a n s k to hum an health In one e~pen m c n t. Gast tnocu lated tur keys with Salmonella anzonae. a pathogen res ista nt to naltdtxtc actd a nd sheptom yc m, and E coh. a non pathogen reststa nt to ka na mycm. IC'tra cy cli ne and am ptclllin One group of turkeys received kana m yc in m thetr drtnklng water After three days, tnt eslt nal samples revealed th a t. in turkeys w hose dnnktng water conta,ined kanamyctn a ll the sa lmone lla bact ena had acquired E coli 's resis tance to kanamycm. tC'trac¥cli ne a nd amp tclllln But only 43 percent of the birds g tven normal water had sa lmo nella resistant to a ll fi ve an tibi OtiCS "Thi s tndt cates that the Iransfer of drug resistance Is poss tble and It s frequency enhanced when antlbtottcs are In \ h£> diet ," Gast said " I expected some tra nsfer to occur. but I dtdn't expect to de monstrat e ll'as conslslently and as frequently as tt turned ou t " Whe n fed to an a mmal. antlbto t1cs come m contact w1th a vast a nd complex bacterial popula tion In the dt gesthe tract To survive. sensitive bacteria link with reststa nt bacteria. Gast says A process occurs called conju galion . where the gene tt c mat!' rial for resistance Is copied a nd transferred to t he sens itive ba c · teria The nrw stram mutt Ipies and ca n conta min ate the anim a l products used bv humans as food Once transfer was de mon strated. Gast tested whether the an hbtO!IC resista nt sa lmo nella could spread to hum ans He simulated a food chain us ing turkey poult s a nd rats Newly hatc hed poult s were divided Into three groups Groups A and B were moculaled wtth E coli and salmonella. A third group wa s inoculated with drug-res istant salmonella Groups B a nd C rece ived kanamycin in their dnnkmg water After two week s, raw liver ttssue from the poults wa s mixed into the rats feed Rat s were dtvtded Into th ree groups, each of which was fed a die t containing live r from one of the turkey treatme nt groups One half of the rats In eac h group received kanamycin in their drinking water In rats fed liver from turkey treatme nt group A. no dru gresiStant salm'onella wa s found much per person. Families still can run up a tab , however, which m any parents know from ex pe rlence. A family of four , at an average $6 36 eac h. spend s $25 44 a week. There are signs tha t dining away from home ts going to be a long lasting part of the American econom y. First, II has taken an Increa s ing share of the food dollar for 20 yea rs Second. the re Is the popula r it y of dinin g out among people 25 to 44 years old Third. spending for meals away from hom e Inc reases wtt h age People between 45 and 54 spe nd $9 20 a week on ea un g out "The number of America ns 50 years and older Is expec ted to grow 23 pe rcent by 2000. com· pared to 14 percent for the r est of the population ." the yearbook sa td " Thi s age g roup already accounts for ha lf of the U.S di scr e tionary mcome . By 2000 the 50-year-old group will Include the generation that g rew up on fast foods , sa lad bars and homr· dell vered pizzas ".With the c hildre n grown and on the ir ov; n and thf> hom(' mort gage pa id off , the Interest In conve me nc!' foods a nd dining rea d this excelle nt article In the HOARD'S DAIRYMEN, If you do not have a copy call the Exten slon office. A special thanks to the Maurice Toler family for hostmg the 1987 Twl -Ltghl Beef Forage Pro· gram. The program this year covered several toptcs relating to retained ownership of feeder cattle. Speakers Included: Mr Bud Carter, District Extension Farm Management Specialist, Mr. Jim Clay, District Extension Animal Science, and Dr. Ron Boles, The Ohl State University Animal Science Department. Re· freshments for the evening event were furnished by· C. A. Duncan, Moorman Feed; Commercial & Savings Bank, The Ohio Valley Bank. and River City Farm Supply 1 Plan to schedule September 12 to attend the 1987 Farm City Field Day. The event this year will be held a t the P Patch Farm, which Is operated by the Payne Family and Is located near VInton, Ohio. This farm Is well known fo~ Its dairy herd. Major cropping programs are corn and alfalfa . The field tours this year will take us through some of the farming operations. This will Include some demonstrations on alfalfa production The newest technique o! weed control in alfalfa will be shown with a demonstration of Gramox· one and Poa~ as a means to control grasses In alfalfa. We wll~ have one stop that will feature a dalry-beel enterprise. Another stop will look at some ol the drainage Installations on the farm. One of the other points of Interest on the tour will be a very large gum tree . This tree sets out In the middle of a crop area on the farm. has been preserved over the years. I think this tree Is something that both rural and city people will want to see. Indications are that there will be several exhibitors this year Plan to spend the day In the country on September 12. Many events are being planned to make this a very enjoyable aftenoon. Pr lnf letters of eoch .,, 1t1 r.ne of squar•• a.mple wordi CODAZI I I.' I. I. County, Ohto on ooct1on GAL-7 · 3 00 State 2 • TEKLET I. I. Quote trom famous :=::;::::=;;:;:;::~ d8Qt •• one h01d8, Ha person can't UN the wordl to IIKMI CHI T EC 1---r:...:r....:,,;....;;...:..--1 art Idea 1rom one potnl to I~=I:::1:::1':::1':::1~ I •_no,_t_h_•r_:. the eduoetlon Is •sm. ~·o I' r I' I" r I' I' I" I' I'" I ~ I 3lil7dii'IOONI .. 3l31diNO:l ·NI It UOtltr.lnpa ·~· '18~10UI -----Auwiii-- :l'I'IOOZ 1'1'rii:ION ON.. ' l(lllltold ~ WD4 11101"0 1.7N3cJO . - Pictured left to rlcht are Scout Troop 205 mem he rs Da vld Church, Matt Phillips, Gabriel Stewart, Larry Sanford . Open hOrse ehow Saturd~ Aug 29th. p m J C Jr Felrgrounds Co"egevllle, WV Spona J C H C e Yard Sale Half 8e-ele puppl " 2 maiM left Call 814 367 0185 Of 387· 7760 3 lr.lnens 1 bladl and whttt 2 gra., and wh ite Call 614 448 eo•e a..~o~tHwl Cats to g;.,eeway AH altea and til c;o l<ua Cell I u . 379 2211 Fr" to good home, I mtle. 1 dog Pert Norw"'l'" Elkhound Hutky 81 • · Gallipolis & Vicinity A~o~g 31 Sept 6 , 9am 7pm Baby 11tms dishes larg e waman1 and ment elothtl North At 1eo 'I• m1 on Kempet Hollow Rd betwum Brown 1 Milt and M o,o r Car Brokers $1gns 3 Family YMd Sale Alion , k1d1 clothu calor tw Sept 1 2 9 7 1 V•mllnonRt 218 oHofRt 7 4 Farn1tv Men 1 women 1 childfen 1 baby clothn Hou•• hold m11c rugs 3 1,1, m1 out Adtl lson Plh ( If om R1 71 yellow houae on right Sept 1 .2.3 Follow 11gn1 Caldwell residenc• Aug . 31 Sept 1 & 2 Hom• wood Or FlfatroadtoleftoffRt 1 p.. t mteruction 664 Watch for 11gru Baby & boys thmga nunmg un1forms chest of drawen. ect eo Found llltck Rtt tlh..- pup With tags on. Bashan Ad 114 949 lOti "ayet" p lano, Aemll'lgron Yt~u move Ce11114 112 &010 l'ARD SAlE 3 m• out fh 775 C lothet, afghans, pon•e• csr1 , harne.... fuea Set 2 full slu manru .... 1 r..trlgttr ltor. 304·176 2401 Porri&;oy Middleport & Vicinity 9 month old mile- part Germen f~~mele 304 458 AflHUI'S CHAIN UNIC FENCE ' Hot Point chHt tr"J:tr, 10 cu h 304 876 2217 Reoldentllll Commerci•l • lndusUt81 I'H. 6 U-245-9113 .................., "" s.lts - "" ftfNMt" COMPUTE INSTAWrtOM The Gallla SO il "nd Water Conserva ti on Di st r ict dona ted Larry 100 Red Pines to usc In his project He al so obtalnrd 150 Norway Spruce fro m Gret•nup Reclamation a t Cheste r In earning the Ea g l!' Scout Merit. Larry had to put m a total of 40 hours worth of planning, • THE • meeti ng time , ond ac tuall y c;:n • ; rylngout theprojPCI li<'wasalso requtred to cheCk and m aintai n the lr!'cs alte r· plannm g Other Scout s , ss tstl ng LRrt'Y Included Dav id Churc h Mall Phllltps . a nd G.tbrte l St e wa r t These scout s a rc to be com· me nded for a job wrll do ne & - ICIAIITII SUNDAY •;• ; ; & MONDAY : : Sand HiiRoad Point Pllascltt : : •: 1 mo"'- O.rman Sh.,het'd & 9 liK WHks otd pups pan German Shft)het'd, 1 8 month·old part German Shepherd fem•l• good wirh ehiktrn 6 Lost and Found o : FlliSIII ... : ; PIESIIRS ; : IOOY 11IOIIIPSON ; •;• long helr.cl kitten 1890 • ; ...•.•.•.....•.• ~ Found in tower end of Syr1cuse long h ..rld black ctoo Cell ... 112 8178 3 Announcements OLE TIMERS' DAY Crown (•ty ftrt Statton Sat., !opt S- 10-?1 E~tftffctlttment, Mu"'· 5n•gtng. DtnMr ( ,.,,.... wtl(emt - lrtng conrad dith. GOOD USED Tl RES le Sept 1 at, 2nd. and 3rd 9 00 ~ •12 Spring Ave Pomeroy Adult and -.ids clothH books •tc Aa ln or shine Sept 3rd and •th 1124 E Metn St Pomeroy Bo• loed Sal• gle11 IInehan utenaUa paper backs, etc Sept 1 and 2 10 ~ At th e former Tupp ers Pla1n 1 laundMmat Moving .... Aug 31 Sept 1 Furniture bebv IC11m1. bu;yclet m.,, end womtnt cloth" , jHns. mise housthold goods 331 Broadway Middltport Porch Sale et ~4 Llllrt St Pomerov Sept 2nd and 3rd GI•IIWifl dtahet clothing, b1 cycl.. toyt , m ise Jtne Brown end Edna Trlplet1 Tuesd.,- Sept 1 . 671 Grant St • Middleport Oouble- wrde be 1ween Grant and OINer 9 00- 4 .00 6 Happy Ads 250 IN STOCK 13 INPRICES .• 14START IN .•AT15•16IN. ··~6.5 .00 Excellent conditiOn tor used tires. These tires came off of lease cars and have been inspected for any type of defect. $1 299 •• Suggested Retail '1 8 85 STAPLE GUN All purpost, htawy duty. '33' GLAZING Roplac-t Mal for w1ndaw panes. •StiCks to glau and sash. .,•. 116/tflll "GILLY'S GOODIES" Oil 77MIO • Flea Market Sept. 4, 5, 6 DURACELL BATTERIES • $259 • Old bottles, light fixtures, office sup· plies. paper. TVs, footed bath tub, lava· tories, typewriters. Store fixtures, storage containers, shelving, display items, paper bags. Leftover merchandise, pan· tyhose, cards, gift wrap, books. AMERICAN MADE Your (horco --loti-I'IJS 10 PC. DRIL~ BJT SET lnduttrittl higll ..... 1•" sh.,. drills In plastic can INat nactly as poe· turltll. 141-9!1/IGIOI'( 1 Suggostod· Rota1l $4.39 'AA' 4 pack Ol!· bni MNllO,.I 'AAA' 4 pack oot-347/MNI"OI' Don't Drive 180 Miles When We're Lower Pri<ed r. . MGM Farm City 5.0 EAST MAIN ST. IIAIIIM CitY IIIIC I'OMIIIIOY OH IU 112 2111 \ PO.IOY, OHIO AND MORE! Former Gillingham Drug Store Corner, Second & Pine Gallipolis (Parking in· Rear) Fri. & Sat. - 9:00 to 5:00 Sun. - 1:00 to 5:00 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auct lone&r h cented m Oh1o and West V1rg1 nle Ettttt ant1que, tarm llqu 1· dation sale• 304 7?3 5785 9 Wanted To Buy We pay ush for late model clean used c•ra Ju, Mink Chev Old • Inc Bill Gena Johnson TOP CASH patd t or 8 3 model end newer used cers Smrth Bulc" Pontta c 191 1 Eaatern Alit Oalllpoha Call 614, 446 Junk Autos w•th or Without motofl Call 814 388 9303 Government Jobs t16.D40· 159.230 vr Now hiring Cell 805· 887 1000 Ext A 8806 for current federal htt Someone to do mowing and brush hogg1ng in Rac•n• aru Wr~te to The D••lv Sentinet. Box 729W Pomeroy Ohro 45769 AVON • All are1s (';all Manlyn Weaver 304 882- 2646 AVON All areal Call Shrrley Spean 304 675 1429 Mature person needed lfl my home 5 dava per week for babyatttlng and light housekeep· 1ng Hours may verv Salerv negcntable Muat have reteran ces and trantportet1on If mter etted phone 304· n3 6672 at· tet 6 00 p,m Uve and work part· t•meon ferm L1ving quartert. utilities fur· mshed & small wage Write Bo111 P27. rn Clft of Pt Plea..nt RtgJtter. 200 Marn St Pt PI . wv 25560 '"HIRING! Government jobs your area S1 6 000 • $68 000 CaH 16021 838-8886 EXT 1203 " 12 Situations Wanted 18 , Wanted to Do Septic ttnk pumpmg res1dent1tl Buying da1ly gold 11lver coins · & commeu cal 880 per load nngs, jewelry. sterling ware old Ron Evans Enterprise• Jaekson coln1 large currency Top pn Oh10 Clll614· 288 6930 ces Ed Burke" Barber Shop, 2nd Ave M lddlepon Oh 1514- Nurses A ide work 1n your home 992 · 3476 or weekly house clean1ng Phon e ~14 - ~46 2427 Wanted to buy stanchng t imber Call AI Tromm at 614 742· Can do llgnt hauhng and roof1ng 2328 Reasonable rates Manon Sn1d•r 614 949 -2629 Wented to buy scra p stettl and metals R1de n Salvage 814 Grover's Lawn Mower Aepan 992 5468 We II p1ck up end dehver Good, used mowers for sale Call AdJustable or S•ze I 2 dresamak· 814 742 2393 or 614 7 42 ers torrn Calt 614 992 3483 3091 attar 4 00 pm Custom saw1ng 5100 per thou ..nd Locato1 off E11gle Rtdg e Aoad. Racme Oh1o Call 614· 111 1J (J 1111~ 111 949 3061 or614 992 2729 I y Servtcr~s 11 Halp Wanted Would you ttuff en ... eloped for 1 000 wttekly 7 121orenvelopel you stuft S1mple pleuant work at homal Send self eddreued enveloped t p HT EN T Dept ACT P 0 Box 7314 Hu nung ton W Va 25778 H1nngl Government jobs your arae 1 u; ooo 188 000 Call 602 838 8886 ht 608 REPS NEEDED for bl.i l tn 8tt accounts Full time 180. 000 180 000 Part ttme, t12 ,000 n 8 000 No selling repest bus1nett Set your own hours Training provtded Call 1 612 938 8870, M F hm Spm (Central ttlnderd t•met AVON Sell Avon for Christmas Mlke40percent Call814 446· 3368 Eaper body men need&d tn V1nton aree 5 yrt or mor e ex pet Tool I requtred lnqutre at 514 38111 9815 l P N part •tlme Call Ohio Job Service tS 14 446 1683 Baby litter wanted tor Christian fam1hn Prec1ou1 Ch1ld Prefer In our home tn R1o Grinde C.ll 614·248 5027 AN'S E1rn 121 000 plus , with over 20 paid days off 1tt .,..r, Adve care 1naurance paid Tul tlan reimbursement and many other benef1ta Be part ol the highly skilled team tt P1necre1t Care Center Ctll 614 .UI 7t12 EOE Government Jobt 116 040 • t&l 230 - year Nowhlrtng Call 1 805 587 8000 Ext R 9805 for current fedttall/11 Naaded Dental Hygantllt for a people oriented high quahty dental office Send complete resume to Dalty Sentinel Boa 728 K Pomatoy, Ohto ~IJII . , Hd, Vlolot1 .,, '"'"· We need a caratt minded people oriented person to work In e high quality dental offlca Tha p..tJKI job for the right person PI••• Mnd eomplete re1ume to D•ily Sentlnltl Boa 729 K Pomaroy Ohio w..., ••• NurMI Aklft, eepeclllly In Gallia araa Uv.lna •nd companions P M H. .lth 8ervlc11. 102 Court l.,, 2887 from 10·00-5•00 pm. 814 992-70.... or 814-992 3238. Jill# ,,.,, ~0/ RIM~t~ e WANTED TO BUY Uud w ood & coa l he•ten Swam 's Furnl ture 3rd S. Ohve St Gelllpohs Call 614 441 3159 Need a lady to llve·ln with woman L•ght hou18keep1ng .and rece1~epav Cal\614 446 1414 or 440-1023 Happv 30th Blrth4af Witter Older women wantt to move m w1th someone who w1lll'lelpcare for her References requ1red Call Charles at 14 441 7835 or cate maneger at 614 367· 0151 St . p _ , . c.n 814·112· 11 Nu~e 3 bedroom• paniel baa• ment, tottlelectrlc lot 100 h li 200 tt low 40' a 208 M1dway OrNe, New Haven, W Ve Call 304 -875 3030 or 304· 876 · 3431 !NOTICE! THE OHIO VAllEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends thlt you do bulinHs wrth people you know, and NOT to tend money through the mali until you have lnvettigated the off•mu 23 3 BA home 2 acres Centrally loeeted near Albany Athens, Me1g1 Mlnttt House In good cond1don Only 10 yrs old Alax1nd er school 137 500 Agent OWI'Ied Hocking Valty Realt or 614 -&92 !S262 E\len mgt 614-698· 5491, 614-992 7671 Government Hornet from 81 (U repa+rl Delinquent ttx property Reposaets1ons Call 806 687 60.00 Ext GH -9805 for current repo hst P•ofassional Services Three bedroom brrck home large l1wtng room , deck. free wa1er-septle 8 1!1 percent loen aasumptlon five mmutn to Potn1 Pleesant. After 5 p m , 304 -675 -6306 Vlrg.nla' a Personal Care Home has room for 2 elderlylad1es. Call 614-949 3014 anyt1me Special cere tor elderly and hend1capped •n prtvate home Elem home Middleport 61 4· leon Mason County by owner, beautiful rench home on 20 acres Small barn pond. good l'lunt1ng Horta lovers Pared••• 304·468 1 542 992 6873 P1an o tuning Lene Oamela 2 3rd year of Sarvtee In Meigs-Gall/a Muon count1ea 814· 742 For sale by owner Mason 3 br ran ct-. 1lh bath fam1ly room. f1replace &48 ~000 Assumable loan Ph am 304 173 5909. pm 304 675 5617 2961 Auc;t1oneer Col Oscar E Chck license # 754· 88 304·895· 3430 2 or 3 bedroom s, double lot Close to schools and stores 818 000 304- 675 78'33 Real Estate 31 32 Mabile Hames far Sale Businau Opportunity 4340 . AA EOE Stend1ng nmber. Call614 379 2758. f 21 Homes for Sale 3 •er". good location HouMin need of repair Smell bam l10,000 Contact Home Na· tionaiBink Reelne, Otllo45771 ot Phona814 949 2210. finanml V1llage Cut Rate in Raelne for aale Phone 614· 949 2140 b• fore 5 00 or 61,· 949· 2220 after 6 00 412 483-65&7 31 P•lntlng houn1 roofs, barns mob•l• home roofs Frw Ett1 mat" 304· 1571· 2281 A N eppliuttons now betno aceap1ed tor full time positron, Ple...nt Valley Nur11ng C1re Center, epply pertonnel offtce Pleaunt Velley Hosp, 304 675. WANTED EXPERIENCED P1lots and Deckhand• for ful lt1me employment on Monongl· hela end upper Oh•o RIVen The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page- D-3 1 B Wanted to Do LPN po1tt10n awallableat Arcache Nuramg Center. CoolvHie Ohio Appty 1n person Mondey thrOJ,Jgh Fnday 9 •00 4 00 PIANO LESSONS hpenenced p1ano m1tructor G1v1ng leuons for all ages In my hom e Ca ll 614 992 6844 eoll 6!4 446 9312 JV, mt . from Porter eorng toward Cheshtre on 554 . Turn rtght on Wheaton Road y, mtle, follow s1ans .. ~ooh: a staple hit. 8 Melntenence men needed Re· frlgttatlon electncal repatr and hght carpanter work E.pltl'lence needed Send ruume to Ohio V ellev Supermarkttt, P 0 Bo x 772, GtHipoht Oh10 46631 or LON NEAL- 614-367-7101 whtrtut you'd dr~rt a nod 1nto tht hordwt1t wooch: and soh mtlal Usts 0 ttaplt mu from 1' • " to9 / 1t." andced Baby 1tem1, toys. lots beby & toddler clothing Other mise Items Sat 10 00 till 7 Sur~ 10 00 till 4 00 2018 Jefferson Ave P•t· time Merchant ne.cl to c1 11 on dtscount stores rn Gelhpoh• and surrounding sreaa Pr~or Nl" or merc:hand111ng 8Aperl..,ce rn Health and Beauty Aldt helpful but not •a-.tlal •• 75 pat hour and mileage For 1n1ennew call De+rdre on Aug 31 , tnlldt Oh1o 800· 523· 4123. outt1de Ohlo 321 · 8564 30 DAY WARRANTY SUMMER SIZZLERS Help wanted Elam Home tn Middleport 814 -992· &873 AIRLINE JOBS AVAILABLE NOW! Earn up to 160 000 Mec:hanlcs. fhght attendant•. customer ser..-.ce. 1· 316 · 733· 6062 . ext A673 for rnformat1on / Ill t1ngs. 2282 Call Help Wanted 614 448 3672 S h - d 304 875 283, Sanford earns Eagle Scout Merit Badge Submitted by Susan Watts. Gallla SWCD GALL.IPOLIS - Larry San · lord of 328 LeGra nd e, Gallipolis. of Scout Troop 205 has been nottfled th~ t he will be receiving his Eagle .Scout Mer it Badge following co mpiNJon of the Na tional Level Review of thO? proj ec t Th£> require m e nt s for the Ea · gle Merit Includ es Pl a nning and writing a project tha t mus t be approved b y the dtstrlct 1 com mitt ee Larry's project wa s planting trees on one ol the Recla m ati on sl iP$ of Crown Citv ~lnlng, Inc 7 ---------- Giveaway 2 lr.ltttnl to g1weeway 114- 441 3768 1 v. mile 3430 Young male Doberman and black face Found '" Mlddltport 614 992 - 949 3095 3 Announcementa Sept 1,2 3 on Rt 143 oH At 7 Auction"' Col Oactr E Chck, l1canu~ 754 88 Ctll304· 895 3 Announcements Mt* miA~ hOI,IN dOg Sldly Mtssed by Famtly and Frtends s.t31·rl'l'li0S A111111u 11 cr. llll~ 111 s Gentle Coli~ . ml•.cl Also ,..lu· In Lovin& Memory of CLARENCE A MOONEY who passed 1w1y one yea• tot!Jy. May you rest m God's hand till wt meet acatn 30Nin0 OU.:J3H 31.LJ.3ll 01 llltod """' ... ...,., 01 811 t,ueo IIOel8d I II 4 Sept 2nd and 3rd 9· 4 Ralph Ne1glera Nut to legion Hall Rec•n• Eatra n•ce children• clothing twtn bed. dryer tools houMhotd 1tems Rein cancets till neat day Sept. 1 and 2 1 618 lmcoln Hts 9· 7 Seweral baby clothu UNC~EI t~e la In Memortam pro- r -: "No metter how many Lut Ad "fore deer , . .IOn Ton¥' sGunRepairs HotAebh.1 .. +na 304 171 4131 Card at Thanks The Mervin W. Morris family wtshes to thank our friends and neighbors tor their kindness and sympathy during the loss of our son and brothar , Fred A . Morns M ildrad Mom a Carl & Janet Jack and Clara Mae • Claa11eal Gu111r and cue for u le bcellent condtt1on Cell 814·742· 2171 I I I I I' Gallle Warren J Sm1th , D irector Sept 2. 3, 4, 6 Beg Stle HumaM Sociely Thrift Shop t1 pat' b1g M1ddlepor1 _...:.__...:._ _ la.b2.fcl•ali7 I' I I' I I Thursday , Sopt 10. 1987, for 1mprovemen11 '" Route 7 . Rest Area 10·21 . by construction of rest area factlittes Pro1ect length - 0 00 feet or 0 00 milo. Work length - 0 00 feet or 0 00 mtle Pavement w•dth - 0 00 feel "The date set tor compte · t•on of thts work shell be set forth In the bidding proposal " Each b1dder shall be re · qulred to flltt w1th his b•d a cert• f•ed check or cas hu1r' s check for an amount equal to f1ve per cent of h is btd but 1n no event more than ftfty thou11nd dollara. or a bond tor ten per cent of his bid payable to the Director 8tdders mutt apply, on the proper forms , for quellftca t lons 11 least ten days pr~o r to lhe date set for opentng bids •n accordance wtth Chapter 6525 Ohto Rev11ed Code Pl ans and spaetflcattonl are on fila m the Oep•rtment of Transpon.ateon and the o ffice of the Dlstnct Deputy Dnector The D irector resetves the r~ght 10 rajett any and all Sept 11t and 2nd 8 00 7 24A A atlroad St Mid· dleport Good children• tchool clothes 11 3 famity LAN ROM Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Dtrector of tha Ohio Otptrt· mont of Transportetton. Co· lumbus. Ohto, until 10 00 A.M , Ohto Stendard l•me. r ..• . 'I I' I I I' I Legol Copy #87·658 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT btdl ) Sept 1st 2 family Children end adults ck)th&ng. lots of miac 468 Beec:h St . M1ddleport PLEONY Contrect Sales 1 Dry weather hurting crops qune a range in the mtrale values as a na l} zed In our Jab In Wooster On t he as fed basis mtrate leve ls ranged !rom 02 Io 70 According to cha r ts deve loped tn the Ohio Dairy Guide these levels for the mos t part were m the safe zone. All except one sa mple fe ll be low the 44 level which Is co nstdered sa fe One sample fell a bove that level, tht s sample fell into the range which ts generally constdered sa lve when fed as a part of a bala nced ration, but the ca ulion ts certainly on to limit the pa rt icul a r silage and also to be sure that wa ter ts low m mtrat e We do urge ot her farmers In the count y to submt l silage samples or g reen c hop samples to the la b for Nitrate testing A recent artic le In the HOARD'S DAIRYMAN MAGAZINE lndl· caled that II was especially Important to Umtt the high Nttrate feed bei ng fed to cycling and early pregnancy cows and this ma y help avoid some unexplamed early em bryonic losses or more day,s open and a longer dry period fn the future . Plan to 0 word• RearrCif'll)e the 6 tcrambl.o b.low to makt 6 August 14, 1987 AUG 23 Middleport & Vicinity NMM .., CLAY .. N)UI.N Columbua, Ohto out probably will continu e " The food bolng consumed Is changmg. Ju st as grocery shoppers are \Otlng with their pocketbooks !01 low fat and fresh foods, vendors are putting out more offerings of salads and light goods to comp!'te wtth Ih~ hamburgers a nd french fnes Iha t often are the sta nd ard Idea of a meal out For farmers. th at m ea ns a varied Impact on the demand for the tr pt oduc ts, as well as the way the goods are processed a nd marketed "Grocery a nd con venl enc~ stores arc 1 esPQndmg to Ihe erosion m their s har es of the market res ult lng from increased eat mg out.' the yearbook said not Jng how stores are ge ttln~ Into th!' read y Io eat food bus mess Convcnlc nc!' stores arP sellin g Items such as p t·epared sa nd wtches r~ady to be popped Into a mtcrowave oven lnst ailed nex t to the store 's freezer ca ses G• oc ery stOJ es pursu<' t he dinmg-out dollar wit h hot soup salad bats som e jus t a stt'p from vegetable and fruit dts pl ays and expanded dell sPCt lo ns , .......p·c;;;;·&rov· ........ llMt NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION August 30, 1987 ByCHARLESJ.ABBOTT WASHINGTON (UPI) - It may be true there's nothing like good home cooking, but figures show fewer Americans are stay· lng home to do either the cooking or the eating About a third of all meals and snacks are eaten elsewhere these days According to the 1987 National Food Revl~w yearbook, "away CO LUMBUS Ohto tUPIJ -A four -yea r study ha s found drug reststant bactena may develop and move throug h the food c hain when a ntlbtottcs are 10cluded 10 antma l dtets. llut there ts litt le chance th1s can cause stckness m humans Rjchard Gast. a recPnt doc · toral graduatp al Ohto State Unlverstl y, conducted the study b y lookmg at antibioti c restst ancP in salmonell a. a comm on pathogenic bacteria known lo t caus10g severe mtestlna l a tl m~nt s 10 hum a ns ·•The n s k to human health o f feedm g a ntibtottcs to anim als ts very small for most people ." sa~s Gas! 'In fact , accordtng to mv dat a . fhere a ppea rs to be a lmost no n sk unless you're takmg a ntibt ottcs For those t a~10g an tibtot tcs. a sm a ll threa t of · con trac tin g drug· reststa nt sa lmonell a seems to ex tst tf contammatcd poult ry Is eaten " Gas! e mph astz<>s th a t all n sk of dt sea se ts elim10 a ted with propl'r cookmg and food ha ndling Feed10g amma ls low doses of a nltbloltcs such as pentct lhn a nd trfracyclme. has bee n common pr~cl tce for :lO y!'ars In fact. the .... '::~::.~· S~\\cillA-~£~s· Public Notice More Americans are eating out th.ese days, book reveals WASHINGTON (UP!) -The value and volume of U.S farm exports for ail of fiscal 1987 are projected to stage yearly gams. wit h the estima ted jump m vol ume ha ltm g a SIX-year slip. t he Agnculture Department 1eports In a quarterly farm export forecast Thursday, the depart men! est tmated the value of US farm exports wtll nse $1.7 btlllon to $28 )nlho n That's a JUmp of nearl y 6 5 per cent over last year's tota l of $26 3 btlhon - a nd tt represents just the second year to year mcrease since 1981 It al so Is an upwa rd adjustment of $500 mtl lion from the May export va lu e es timat e Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Hom e for Sale by Owner Greenbner Eat, 38R, b i·IIINel on24aertts. AC WBFP . wet bar 2 car garage Ph Before 4 OOPM 814- 446 -4009 After 4PM Ph 304 - 676 - 3816 Mercerville Cl o1e to school Mob1le hom e and lot ready to mo .... 1nto Excel Cond $1 5 500 Call 814·258 6476 4 BR fp full baument 3 m1 • so of Galhpolt• 34 900 Call Days 614 446 · 1616 After 6 00 Call 614 446 1244 For Sale by Owner 4·5 BR 3 baths Approximately 4000 sq ft 25 acres w 1th tenms court I 173 000 W111 sell w1th only 6 acres for 1155 000 Call for appomtment 614 446 3388 1970 Cambndge 12x70 • Gas heat. 3 BR , 1 1h bath Extra n1ce Drshwasher 8B950 Cell 614 1969 12 x 60 Nanco Washer dryer also new carpet. refr+g AC Call 614 · 985 4421 after 5 OOPM 14x70 w1th e~.:pendo 2 Br , 2 baths, new carp et util1tv room Oeltvered and b l ock e d $ 10 500 Fmancmg ava1lable French Cltv Mobile Homes, Inc Call 614 446 9340 For Sele by owner 4 6 8R 3 baths 3384 sq ft Heated fen c:ed pOol1n 1 acre Add1t1 onal Iot a lvttlable 8129 000 Call 614· 446 7044 day 446·9568 aher 6 30 1971 Fleetwood· 14 x65, 2 BR Extrn large kttchen Pr1ce re duced Fr ench C1ty Mob 1le Homes Call614 446 9340 Used Spe cials 1973 New Moon 12a60. 2 BR 1976 Challenger 12x55, 2 BR 1971 R1tzcraft 12x60.2 BR SeeatFrenchC1ty Mobil e Homes or Call614 446 Doubl•wlde on earner lot m Thurman Carpet throughout Exc:el cond rural wet11r Phone 614· 246-5643 p4o 2 BA rental house $8600 3 BR , mce 825,000 , Mam St CrownC1ty Call614· 446· 151 1 or 446 1622 Btg down payment 11'1ort t1me employment or past credit h1 1tory stopping you from buy 1ng e ho me? Cons1der a re cla1med 14x70 Only $500 down & take over balance Paymen1s cheaper than payrng rent Call MID OHIO FINAN CIAL. SERVICE at 772 1220 or 773 3926 For Sale By Owner 6 rooms and bath 2 BR .lh. 111:e besemtJnt drv Garage In Galllpohs. Oh1o Call 614 446 2'605 House 3 BR , FR CA $6000 down Assume toen Kyger Cree" Schools Georg" Creek Call 614 446 TI67 14.X70 Holly Park With % acre land Tra1ler loaded wtth e111tras Reesonabl e Call 614 446 6858 Help Wanted UBRARY MEDIA TECHNICAL ASSISTANT I Ohto Untversity Personnel Serv1ce IS currently - seektng a fuiJ.Itme/permanent (3:00 P.M.-11:30 P. M./Sunday through Thursday) library Macha Technt· cal Assistant 1/ College of Osteopathic Medtcine to matntarn the smooth lunclloningofthe learnrng Re , source Center during evening and weekends Job duties rnclude assisting patrons, locating matenals. demonstration and operalton of audto · vtsual equrpment, provtdtng securrty, management of photocopy accounting system, supervtsion of student employees. use of computer database , and other ltbrary dulles Requtrements tnclude prev1ous ltbrary expert · ence and knowledge of baste ltbrary procedures. Proficiency in operating a wtde vanety of audto· vtdual equtpment rs also necessary. Excellent rnter· personal skills are crtttcal : the abtltty to work elfec · lively with medical students. faculty, and staff ts of paramount tmportance. Baste clencal sktlls are es · senttal. typtn£ ts preferred . Startrng rate is $7.06. Ohto Universtty matntatns an excellent benefit package . Make appltcatton toR. D. Scott, Employment Manager, 44 Untverstty Ter, race , McKee House , Athens, Ohto 45701. Appltcatton deadline t.s September 4. 1987 OHIO UNIVERSITY Athens. Ohto An Afhrmat"e ActJon/ Equal Opportunity Employer Mmont10s/ Womon Encoura1ed 10 Apply Block and underplnntne . 2 porchn . .600 CaH 814· H2· 2.411 14~~:70 Windsor with 14x30 add1t1on 3 bedroom•. pond. appro• 3 acrea,. GaiUpalla F•ny. 304·676 6930 1970 Liblf'ly mobile home, 2 bedroom•. l04 876 3783 1972 Wtndaor t 2x70, 2 bed· rooms, woodburner. •" c:ondi· t1on. deek awning 18,100 304 676 1558 --------------------·, Mutt sell 1 2x60 Sehultl 304·-...., 882 20 48 :..-- F ~ rms 33 for Sale 71 ecret woods tnd putwre House, barn & outbuildings Located 6 m1let from Glanwood, W Va Call for apporntment. Dave 0 Neal Real Estate Broker, 304 675 1&80 J1mm Steett 304 -875 -3313 or J D Steatt 304· 676·6898, 1 3!5 tern approx 20 acrn of bottom land 2400 lb tobacco bate, large barn, 3 outbuddlngt Mobile home hook up Nice home 11te located on Swan Creek Call614 256 -1774 45 aerea New house. mside not complete Old hOuse, pon~t, barn. odter buildings Call 61 • 379·2666 M1nt tarm-2 year old spin level 3 bedroom . 2 batht. 2 k1tchen1 aplctout rooms. two car garage, 1 0 ecrea, pond frUit trees, bern tome wood• great country hvmg Cell to see th11 and other hstlnga Palmer Rutty, Inc 614 374 2819 20 acre farm wllh 3 BR house, Hennan Trece Road, Glenwood W Va tor more 1nformetlon call 3 04·773·6 118 or 773-5188 after 5 00 34 Business BUildings 46 0176 1974 Con co rd 1 4x70 total elec 3 Br. new carpet Must see Call 614· 446 0175 I w1ll accept seeled b1d1 until S ept 8 for purchase otthehome of Allee J Bush, 77 Hall1dey He1ght1 ShoWn by appointment only Call 614 446 9636 or 266 8078 A•ght IS reserved to re1 ect all b1ds Matl b1ds to G B Bu sh P 0 Box 304 Galhpol1s Ohto 45631 f"ch.,dton 12•10 Z , Ndroom. wuhet' and dryer 1172 Commercial bu1id1ngs tor leue Downtown Pt Ple81ent Stores, oftu:es A One R. .l Eatete • Carol Yeager , Broker. Call 304· 675- 5104 ·• Large store butldlng W·2 bUll• ness rentals (retail grocery & beauty ahopl Approx1m~ety 2 acres land Owner Will finance. Pnme location Call Somerv1Ue Reelty 304 675· 3030 or 175- 3431 35 Lots & Acreage Lot for sale Cleerv1ew Ettates 6 miles so of Galhpohs on Rt 7 For more mformat1on cell Angte 8 00 AM 5 00 PM· 114- 446 9445 Ntghts 614· 256· 6888 or 256 1140 ,. 2 lots for Mob1le horT)e Appro~ v~ aere each Owner Will mstlll sept1c water and ehlt: 16000 ea ch Ca\1614-266· 1676 1 Y2 at: lot on Jerry• Run Ad Apple Grove, With rur1l water 304-576·2383 PR IC EO RIGHT - One acre bulld1ng lott on Rt 2 et Ashton Publi c weter and mob1le homea permitted, 304 576 2338 One acre lots on Maton 80 at~ Athton. pubhc water mobile homet permitted. 1600 down S150 per month, 304 676 2336 W1th large hvrng room and bedroom ndd1t1on Located on 3 acres Ca11614 742 3149 after 5 00 pm LOTS & ACREAGE S1te be11de Oh1o R 1ver, 11tes tlong Rt 2 trailer snes n..r Rt 2 and water11de 11tes Phone 304· 576·2026 1979 Nathua14x70 total elect· nc. 1% bath. deck wnh or w1tl'lou t n talhte d1sh On rented lot Cal\614 992 6710 Two lots On Sand H1ll Road Three mtlu from town , 304 675· 2848 .. area, I acre home water ava1lable Good localmn for your new home eacn ~J, ,Ult. uu NEW LISTING- RACINE- A neat 4 bedr oom home wtth large modern kttchen and dtntng lamtly room wtlh wood· burner FA ga s heat N1'e carpeting throu ghout Vmyl Sid· mg. carport concrete drrve Large lot all 1n good condttton $31000 00 PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND - Nt ce 10 year old brt ck ranch home tn a good Jocatton Ov er I acre of ground wtth 3 bedrooms 2 balhs lu ll basement large pa!to, eqUipped kttchen, many other ntce features MAKE OFFER, $39,900 00 I PRICE REDUCEO - HEMLOCK GROVE - Country ho me on 1 2/3 acre lot Home mgood condtlion wrth 3 bedrooms new carpetmg, >nsutated, attached garage slora ge cellar' Btg yard for the k1ds $30,000 OQ lr.wEDIATE ·PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND -A very neat. ntce ra nch style home wrlh central atr, gara ge low ut1l1!tes fronl & rear porches 3 bedrooms. la rge livmg room dmmg area w1lh bar and a b1g level lot $42 000 00 OPENING VOWNTEER SERVICE COORDINATOR POMEROY - Beaullful v•ew oll~ e 0~10 R1ver, t ~•s la stelully destgned home can be your s w 1J ~ l>llle elfort T~t s 2 story home features 3 bedrooms ntce hvtn g room full basemen! wtl~ 2 car garage & large fr onl stlttng po re ~ 1\? baths and atttc area MAKE OF FER $23 900 00 " Degree Required CONTACT .. GEOFFREY M. POLEN DIREOOR OF PERSONNEL J:.~: Jt~ Pleasant Valey Hospital "Down In the Pits? Call the Clelaa4 Team". Valley Dnve Po1nt Pleasant WI/ 25550 .' . ' " .' . ..992-6191 .. ... 949-2660 ...992-5692 (304) 675-4340 "An Equal Opportunity Employer" I l • �.... Tmes-Sentinel 0 ',.~ ..,,---;-;----::-'""'"'=-41 Houses for Rant ~ Nic.ty furn1shed 1mell houae 'i Adults only Referenc" re4 qu1r.d Off atreet perking Ph . , 814· 448·0338 ' ~' 2 BR , unturn~ahed house with ... gerege Accept one ch1kl Ref • end Oep Cell614 441-915Bfli ·· 4 BR house for rent 3 m1 eo of Gallipahs. t300 a month plus dap Ret requirR Call 614448·1 116 Afttf 5 00 PM .. call 448-1244 Ohio-Point Rent 3 lA . OoubiMNide Mobtt home SouthWMtlfn School District 2Y, mtltl from Rio Grande Fr" rent exchange tor farm help Call 61. 2·1-5518 2 BR Mobile Home 614-448-&346 tr111er tor rent Cell 814-379 ·2•09 tftllf o·oo PM . or 441-9727 enytlme 3 BR , unturn11hed, no gerege 87 Spruce St. t250 Cell 81 . . . 1-2118 Furnished 2BR , cable IVIII.able, AC .. rtver Yiew m Keneuga Fosters Mobile Home Perk Ctll 6, 4-446-1602 Unfurn11hed houn end tpa"mentslnPomeroy $100 -•1&0 plus ulilititl Also tor Hie on land contract Call 814-992806~ or 81•·992· 7611 1 2a85 tt11ler tor rant No Children Call 61~ · 992- 2357 after 5•00. weekend trtvtlme 3 bedroom 1n Middleport Dep· 011t required . Call 814-9922606 4 BR . houee on 1 acre. Excel 1'3::-cb-ed-:-r-oo_m_A _ d_u-lt_o_N_o_o_ett J tocet1on Ref Cell A·1 Real 304 &76 438 4 ' Estate Broker Call 304-675· · ·..~ 51 04 or 875-7738 Small 2 bedroom house with garage, unfurn1shed, good loce· Ntce 3 BR house Close to t10n Available Sept 15th 304sehoola and churches 8300 a 676· 2651 month plua deposit Ref re· r quired No peta. Call 614-446 ' 1734 between 7.30 AM . 9 30 42 Mobile Homes ' PM for Rent For Rent AC , furnashed 2 BR , mobile home located at K & K on Eastern Ave S 1 86 1 month Oep and Ret requited Call 614 2156-1187 1) 2 Bedroom . 2 atorv •n town Oamng room, fem•ly room 1 r year Ieese No Children 8300 1 ; month 2) 3 Bedroom home m ... Rodney V1llage II , 2 baths S300 11J; I month 31 2 Bedroom br1clt '- bi!No¥V Swan Creek. Den, full : basement , 1 car garage S260 a .; month References, cred1t check ~ and secunty deposit required - No pets allowed W1seman Real ~ Eattte. 614 -446-3644 2 BR . furnished and modern . --------------~-- 3 Br, fully eqLnpped lutchen, .., CA , N1ee 46 SpruceSt S300 ~: caU814 446-2158 • Rec.ntly remodeled, 1 b&d ~ room 1n town Off street perk· .: mg. washer-dryer References .t requutd 614 -992-5912 or ~ 6,4·992-6723 after 6 00 • Apartment for Rent 8pm R.modeled upatalrs. 2 BA , unfurnished, utlllt111 paid . Adutts onty 749 Sec:ond Avt Coli u•· •4a-••a7 aft., 3 30 PM . Furmahed.downatelra, 3 rm1 and beth Clean, No pets Adult• only Deposit 1rkl Ref Required Cell 1514 4415 -1619 1 end 2 bedroom fumlahtd apenmenta In Middleport AI utlhtiea pttd Cell 814-9925084 days between 12.00 end 3 00 After 1 30 evemngs N1cely fum11hed, 2 BR . apart men1 N1celocabon Adultl only Cell614-448 2404 1 & 2 BR IPIIrfments tor rent Downtown Caii614-.-0- 3919 or 446-0021 Nice, 2 Br Apt Stow. rtfrlg Furn1ahld Water ptld Ne• Drive In Theatra Cell &14· 4•1· 7026 Fum1ahed Apt · 1 Br •225 Utlht1t1 paid 701 4th Ave GelllpOIII Call 814 446 441 6 after 1 :00 PM . Next to Dan11h Trucking Co., Rt. 788 Mobile Home Add 1son township in country fenced rn yard S200 • month plus ut 111. t1es Call614-446-6346 Saturday, September 5, 1987 at 10:00 A.M. Westmghouse frost free refngerator, Ta ppan gas range, Sears diShwasher, RCA colm 25' TV d1net1e table & ch" rs Sofa (hide a bed), matching Chair r~Chner, two liVIng room cha~rs, fans, lull SIZe bed (map le hmsh) antiQUE S1nger sew'" ! machme 4 pc bed room su1te vanrfy dres ser w1fh stool ani1Que oak table end table w1th drawers upnght Eureka sweeper. canrsfer sweeper, 8 day clock small appliances wall m1rror. m1 sc drshes& utens1 ls, pictures kerosene lamp & much much more "MISC " Nrce 1969 ford LTD 43 302 actual m1tes 24 tt alum mum ladders lawn charrs porch swmg, Oa~ sy BB gun, old shav rng mu gs. st ra~g ht razor s, hand tools collector 1tems f~reex t1ngU1sher & much much more OWNER - HARVEY BROWN Positive I. D. Cherry Shendan drop leal table, old told -up seed rack , display cases , pr1m1I1Ve 2 pc pme cupboard, army pme hie cabmet: walnut gateleg table w1th stretcher bar oak 4 drawer h1·boy chest. 3.stack maple bookcase slant front claw & ball bookca se secreta ry, 6 pc mahogany dmmg room su1te (pam!ed), platlorm rocker, walnut v1ctonan I drawer desk \n1ce), 3 stack oak bookca se w/drawer; 2 reclmer rockers· oak 51eg ext en· s1on table 6' o~g w1th turned legs. square 51eg oak table, oak 4 drawer cottage chest. oak 6 drawer h1 -boy chest, mahogany spmet desk, mahogany emp1re card table mar· ble top coffee table walnut gateleg table w/ drawers, walnut marble top chest, pme blanket chest. french stack tables, 2 oak 2 door closet w/ drawer· wa lnut slant front ladles desk, 2 brass beds w/ knobs, Governor Wmdsor claw &ball bookca se secretary, mahogany lamp table, flat wall oak cupboard. Shendan rockmg cha1r, w1cker rockmg cha1r, oak Sideboard w/ gallery. 2 pc maple hutch , mahogany I door chma cupboard: 2·3 drawer oak dressers w/ m1rrors, 3 stack oak bookcase. ch1ld's maple rockmg chair 1·20 drawer oak l1le cabmet, 1 oak 4 drawer hie cab1nel" mus1c cabmet w/ glass door 3 flat top trunks w/ trays. l camel back trunk, walnut blanket chest· 5 pc mahogany be'd· room su1te w1th tnple dresser (very mce), child's maple high cha1r; mahogany server, pnm1t1ve bakers table. w1cker hamver chest of drawers w/ hankev boxes. 3 drawer n1ght stand , 2 sw1vel cha1rs. drum table w/ drawer. mce small oak wash stand· old po~~ar meal bm child 's stepback cupboard army ammo b9x wood, 2 mce oak iamp ta· bles. poplar blanket chest; 1ron bed w/ mls; pineapple twm bed twm size canopy bed 2 stac k steel bookca se, oak larkm desk w1lh mmor, 2 drawer mght sland, 1drawer ma ' hogany flat top desk. L drawer flat top desk round walnut coflee table· 2 drawer dro· pleat mlay table, sw1vel bar stool, Bentwood hall tree, 61eg stretcher base walnut table, table rad1o , potty cha1r, lad1es walnut spmet desk, walnut V1ctonan Roseback chair French mantel clock, 2 off1ce cha1rs; 3 pc signed pewter; cast-1ron a1rplane & sulky & Rrames bank. lamps, several floor and table lamps, mce, 2 brass lighls, organ lamp, Sl· de by s1de se cretary Several p1eces Weller & Rosev1lle pottery Lots of miscellaneous small p1eces. several Pictures & Pic ture frames. m1tro rs . S1lver dolht.rs - 1922·1923-1924-1925 - 2 (1921) Sli ver ~ollars, 1970 Republic of Panama, ~- Balboa s sterf1ng Sliver Half dollars - 1941 1941S-1943 D - 2-1965 0 HV Quarters 1900 Barber 13 stars 1894 Barber , 13 stars. 1948-1964 HV. • Licensed and bonded by the State of Ohio. Proper 10. Cash MARLIN WEOE~EYER - AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 Lit. and Bonded 1n Oh1o Not Respoos1bfe for ACCidents or Loss of Property OWNER - COLEMAN BELLAMY - 614-286-3065 AUCTIONEER - RICK PEARSON- 304-773-5785 PUBLIC AUCTION MDdem 1 IR epartmtnt. Call 61•·«8·0390 ' Oreclou1 tNtng 1 and 2 b..S· room epertmlfltl It Vill-ee Menor and R lvenldt Apttrt· ment1 1n Middleport. From 1215 Including utllltiH tall 614 992 nB7 EDH 2 lA epts. I oiiMtl. llitchM'· furnl-. Waoh.,· Dryo< hook-up. wW a:wpet. newly .,.lnted. dfclt Reg~MCY. Inc Apta. Call 304-671- n38 'Or 875-110. Real Estate General Apartment tor rent 1n Pt. Plea"nt Very nice Cell &14· 892· 1118. Air Cond , rtfrig , 9 PIRI livin51 room auh, end dryer Cell 300-175 1711 Nice apenmant on Thtrd Ave. with w1ll to w11i Clt'pet, rengt. refrtgetetor and weahw and dry~~r hook·up • 220 per month Call Roxie tt &14-448-6880 King Silt Bookcne Waterbed. compl.... t239 Me"'"'· We· terbed end Furniture Werf· houae, 98 Columbus Ad • Athens, Ohio 415701 814-693· 7191 u•• 3 rooma and bath h111. ground floor wether and drver t\ook up, no ehlldren,lmmecht• occ:~o~pency. Na pete, phon• 304·171·«10 ext 13 or eo 415 Fufnished room 176 Utllitin paid Share beth. Smgla male 9, 9 Second Galhpohs Call 441· 4411 after 7pm. From Gallipolis. take Route 141. turn left onto Route 775. turn right onto Patriot Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. ·lc- Aooma for rant by week ot month , Cell 614 992-7521 . 9 : 30 -4 : 30 014 992 •2363 other hours Tuesday, September 1, 1987 Office Sptc:e for Rent hctlltnt At 7:00 P.M. fOf Attorni"YI Aceountent, etc CktM to Court HouM Calf WIMma" Rt~l Estett Ageney 114-44-6 ·3644 New! New! New! New! Mobile Hams tot 3 1• mdn h o m O.lllpolia. fh . 118. Cell 614 4tl·l919. · ' 1 OVER 100 ROLLS OF CARPET FURNITURE LMoe lat lull\liii•Ad<hlon Rd Avalleble Sept 1 Catl 114 44ft 421ti tfltr 4 30 PM . Otf1ce Spec:t fOf rant Eacal downtown Gallipolis locat ion lnqu~r;.a c .. l 114 441 -4222 Living room suites, BR suites, lawn furniture, chest of drawers, touch an lamps, what-nots & much, much more. COUNTRY MOBILE Hom• Ptfk, Route 3l Nonh ot Pam•oy Atntlll lrellen Cali I 14 992 70711 HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS EXTRA LAROE SALE Spac1 f Of lmAII trailers_ All hoo.. ·up &. Ctble A lao etriel~~t~ey rooms air and c ~le M11on W Vt C•ll 304 ·773· &&51 2 Truckloads of Carpet from Dalton, Georgia Truckload of Furniture from North Carolina SPACES FOR fiiE~T - Trait., loti, At t , Loc~o~1t AaH bad! of IC & K 304· 475· 107&, 47 Wanted to Rent OTHER NEW MERCHANDISE! ALSO: SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00P.M. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER (614) 245·5152 3 Of 4 hd•oom houte ln Kvaer C...._ School Distric-t Ref•en· ctl Ph l1.t -44&·8121 49 FO" LEASE an a btdfoam IPI!rtment overh)oking city park tp5 .,... month Cal\114·441· 23215 or 441 "2& M11r ch.HIII I sI' 0 •:: "i5"'1"'""H'o-u-se""h,-o""l..,...:dG~oo=d=:s · -~---•• • SWAIN ga uges, corner brace levels. electnc motor several boxes wall trle breasl auger. bndles loggrng tongs and lots, lots more teu111c 111ew of the Oh iO R111P1 You { an w1th OWNER: KENNETH & VERMONT MARKINS Pos1t1ve 10 DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER 949-2033 OR 992-7301 Ohro Lltense #57-68-1344 W Va #515·88 MIKE MARTIN : APPRENTICE "Not responsrble for acc1dents or loss of property." : AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 "Dllve St Gelllpo&ia ' N£w. I pc wood grawp U99 • I,Ning room 1~onta1 · t199 t699 · •Ynk btd1 With bedding• 1199 ,••ull sire matt1H1 & round1hon : uut i ng 199 . Recl iner• ..n~ng. t91 . UI£0- Beds, drea..,. • . tt.droo m • fuhu , t199 · t299 Ouks, .. ..,ring..- wash~ , • c:o mpletallne et used furniture . : NEW Wftlern boots- 130. , Workboot• f18 a up. !Steel 6 ,•ioft toet Calll14 ·44&· 3159 • Cot.~nty Ar.pNance. Inc. Goad VIed eppl Inc" end N 1e11 BAM to 8PM Mon thru ••• 61, -441-1199 127 J,d Ave. Gtlllpolll, OH Strocto Golden Clta1ic gu barbecue grill. 42.000 BTU . Used one tnne. bc::el shape Cell 11 4 · 246-9393 Wallpaper Mill Outlet at the Sprmg Valley Pl111 Beautiful new patterns 1n 1tocll 30 1Mf eent otf. Good. uMd color tv 's portable and floor models Call 814 446· 1149 Catelvtic eonveners. only 189 as Moat model• Installs t1on also evrulablt Muffler Mtn, 9 Stimpson Ave . Athtnl , Oh10 1 · 800 - 84~ 3787 John Deere 212 lawn and 'Jerden trtctor 48 In mower 2 wheitl can. l ike new cond C1il &1• ·446· 2347 Craft1man 10" table taw and 1 o· R1dl11 saw Heavy duty dn\1 press Call &14-448· 1288 ment From Gallipolis, take Rl. 141,turn left onto Rt.ns. Turn nght onto Patriot Cadmus Road Watch lor s1gns. ' lookmg for merchandise? Try the PatriOt Auct1on Barnl We have aff types of new and used mercha!ldise - appli· ance. furniture. and coffectors items. Somethmg for everyone Saturday, September 5, 1987 at 7:00 P.M. Partial Ll~hn&: Good 220 arr compressor, grease pump w1th 100 It hose and spool. d1esel pump 1160 eng1ne performan ce tester analyzer, Sun regulator battery volt am pere, good GE 17 It upnghf lreezer frost free, GE dryer, maple 3 pc. bedroom surte, flgerglass truck topper h11ts1de &bottom plows. l972 Chevrolet pickup truck, toolbox for prckup, a1r Impact wrenches, 1'', %" & \?'',Coke cooler, dany case, pool table, meat scales clocks, hke new NCR cash register, ad· drng machme, wooden shelvmg metal shelving, kitchen ta· ble wlfh char rs, sofa, dishes, hand tools & much, much more. TRUCKLOAD OF GROCERIES & NEW MERCHANDISE SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. DOOR PRIZES GIVEN WEEKLY Consignments accepted from 1:00-5:00 P.M. on Saturday. Have somelhmg you ~rant to sell? Contact Marhn Wedt· me~tr, AuctlonHr. Arrangements for pickup service available. Barn and aut11oneer available for public auction on conlract. Contract includes hauling and transportin& all merchandise. Res1dent and busmess auction service also available. OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SELL IMMEDIATELY- Very n1ce and roomy home rn Spnng Valley Th1s home offers LR eQurpped krtchen (eat rn), dr nette 3 BRs 2 baths, lam1ly room w1fh hre place two car attached garage, gas heat cent a~r Come look at th1s one and make us an offer' USED COMMERCIAL SITE for sale located at 2206 Eastern Ave All utilities ava1lable LOTS OF POTENTIAL HERE! -2000 sq tt bu1ldm g With frontage on Sf· Rl 160 12x20 walk·m cooler, 12h da~rycase•Ca ll for more detailS INVESTMENT PROPERTY- 9 acres, mf l, approx 1h m1 from HMC w1th frontage on St Rt 160 29.8 ACRES MIL VACANT LA' 0- Fronts on Rl 160 Bu1ld or put a mob1le home here $16,900 MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE N1ce ranch style home Situated on Jl 70<148 ft lot offers 3 BRs 111 baths LR, FR w/f1replace. eat-In k1tchen gas heat Green Schools Call today OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - 9 5 acres m/1 Morgn Twp Frontage on Rt 160 Call for deta1ls · OHIO RIVER LOT FOR SALE - 1 59 acre m/1, JUSt at edge of town Great place for a camper and boat launch $5,900 CHARQLAIS HILL- 3 24 acres more or less Owner fmacnmg available ' CORA MILL RD. - Perry Twp -8 acres m/ 1 vacant land Call for more details. '"'"& --FISHING, boatrn~ h unt 1 n~ all from !hrs Ge taway Retreat 9 ROOMS. 4 bedrooms. lar ge room. d1nmg area, k1tchen wrth lots of cabrnets and s/s smk. mce bathroom. garage on level lot All for QUICk sale or trad e. #651 close lo Call1pohs, overlookrng BlueLak e and Ra ccoon Creek' Th1s has a 23 11 travel tr a•ler QJl concrete pad, sleeps6 hasa sund eck rural water, sepl•c system, e t ectr~c , a plac etorei a~ away lrom th e telephone #584 • aofu end ch•~r• pnced fro m 131& to 1915, Tables 150 end up to t126 H•d•·• ·Nd• 1390 • to t59B Reellnar1 t225 to 1375 Lilmp• 128 to t12& . ; o1nett11 t101 and up to t496 4,Wood htble w ·l che•,. e286 to .,t78B Desk 1100 up to t376 . flutchtl t400 and up Bunk •&ada complete w maHrtllll ' i21e and up to U96. Be by beda '" I 110 Mttttets81 or box spring• : full or twin 108, firm 178, and . til Ou ..n aeta t228 K1ng . UIO 4 drtwer chnt tl9 Gun ·~ etunl'tl I gun Gas or etect11c gnge t37& Betty mettrtiMI : f35 & 148 Bed frltnM UO, .uo & Kint tr~me •&o Jood ~ --tion af bedroom lUll ... A ~tel cabinets, headboards t30 · ~up to 1&5. D•v• um• u c11h wrth approved crtdit. 3 Mlltl out .. lultville Rd Opan 9em to 6pm '"!I!Jion thru Sat Ph 8 14-4ot&Q322 : r PARSON 'S FURNITURE • . New wood 6 pc hvmg room '"'"""•· t399 95; New living ;oom sultn from e111 H to f i?oo , Ch•t of chewers, 4 i . .wer. f41 , 6 drlwtr, 1&9 96, .. lnd tables frarn 119 915 Itt 1 Ulld Furniture t:iedraom au1tea, :+II .. ud beds. twin /blda and !~.,.. Recliners from t99 915 llld up ..11 THE WORKING • MAN'S FRIEND ~4i..unghouM tte • Blue cerpet:, 13Vn27, 12111115 ru1t with pad, 11 1hx18 green 300·676·4165 2" tlumlnum pipe, 1.1500 3" tluminum pipe; ell !5,000 fl aprinklera & tcc81aotln for lrrtgtt•on 304-896-3003 uwer plpM, wlndowa. linttla • .tc. Cl1ude Wintara, Rio Grande, 0 Cell 814201-1121 Conc:rett blocks ell li~:ia yerd ar deli\ltry Mtton unci. Gtllipoha Black Co . 1231h: Pine St O.llipoha, Oh1o Cell 614-448: 2783 A•tdy mix concrete tnd ell concrete supplies Ctl us Valley Brook Cement end Swppli ... 304· n3· 6234 Pets for Sale 56 Groom end Supply Shop-Pet Groom•na All breeds , All styles. Julie Webb Ph 114-4460231 Dreaonwynd CtHery Kennel OFA Himeleyen, Per11an and Sl1m811 kittens. AKC Chow puppe•• New kiHena, Siem... and H1mal1yena Caiii14· 446J844 after 7PM Real Estate General 446-6610 JUDY DEWITT BROKER 388-8155 J. Merrill Carter . ......................... 379-2184 Phyllis Loveday .......................... 446-2230 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. NEW LISTING' NEW HOME 1 rs an attra ctiVe and spacrous ranch ma secluded locatron near Vmton. It oHers 3 large bedrooms, 3 baths full basement. wrap-around deck and much, much more $60,900 00 #2461 LEADINGHAM REAL ·ESTATE M~GHEE 'R,eal*;l+. SR 14'x70' MOBILE HOM - Custom bu 1lt 2 bedroom, Z baths. garden central arr, two wood decks $16,950 Call for more details #2370 RIO GRANDE - 29 acres mostly trtlable, barn, tobacco bme. pond, !Imber, cree k fronlage $18,000 'CflY LIMflS - 2 bedroom mobile home and lot appliances. new carpet. burld 1ng, gas heat $1 9,000 RIO GRANDE - 3 bedrooms, large krl chen, 2 baths, carpet. basement msulated, easy fo heat, one acre $25,000 GALlfPOltS - 3 bed1oom s. r; basement. central au , gas heat, some appl1ancess, good locat1on $37.000 PORTER AREA - 3 bedrooms, wooo fmrsh 1nterror . partly fur· n1 shed bUikhn gs, 5 acres 1tnmedrate possessron $31,900 PRICE REDUCED!- L1ke new, cho1ce focatron, bedroom home, much remodel1ng has been done 2 car garage barn and over 6 acres of land. adJacent to Raccoon County Par k. Pnced on ly 1n the 30s Don't mrss thrs buyer opportun1ly 1 . #2454 ROUTE 7- Mobrie home, garage. stora geburldrngs '• acre. super locatron and VIew of nver spotless $36,900. RIO GRANDE - 4 bedroom< sunporch gas heat, large lot, close to school church and grocery, good buy $43.000 RACCOON ROAD - 3bedrooms, garage oulburldrnRS creek frontage, boal dock 4 acres, pmate, 51'> m11es 10 town, sell au or par t ' $69.500 00 . .. ... , 446 -6764 446·0552 246 -9507 446-1256 Real Estate General REAL ESTATE 462 2ND AVE. REAR BONNIE & JIM STUTES- REALIOR 446-4206 UJ, REOUCEDII REDUCED' REOUC£DII A-FRAME - WOODED 12 ACRES m/ 1 L1vmg room w/ w b fireplace Format drnrn g, modern k1tchen, 2 baths & 3 bed rooms Sprral sta~rca se 3 Car garage, City schools Shown by appf Pr~ced 80's CUTE AS CAN BE! Ideal starter or ret~rement ~ acre • Appro~ 2h m1tes from City Modern home well mamtamed Lg hvmg room, co mplete k1tchen, carpeted through Full unhn· 1shed basement 2 car garge plus lg. workshop Pnced 1n 30's, 1 LG. HOME AND 42 ACRES MIL , nrce home Over 5,000 sq ft. hvmg space, 4 bedrooms, m ground pool Format LR & dm· mg, 3 baths Kyger schools PRICE REDUCED TO $50,000.00 - Rustle home sett1ng on 6 8 • W1th eff1c1ency apartment Owner IS leavmg area would hke a buyer BUILDING LOT - 21h m1les from c1ty Partial woodland, has been surveyed' Prtced $3,000 00 ' 4 pl101 living rm suite. f 100 ~~~ 114·441· 1112 ett..- s·oo 2\'t ACRES PLUS WOODLAND, rust1c ranch 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, k1lthen w/ m1crowave. unhmshed basement. heat pump/central a1r 211 miles from hosp1tat. PRICE $41,900.00 - 3 bedroom s, L R, eat-rn krtchen. Kyger Creek schools ,, I Patrick Cochran ......................... 446-8655 mn PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 "Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave .. Su1te 200 Gallipolis. Oh1o 446-0552 Anyt1me REALTOR® NEW LISTING' EXCElLENT BUYI On thiS 2 story country home Clean, QUIEt. comfortable and ren ovated l1 ke new ALummum s1 dmg, storm wmdows, modern eat-1n k1tchen an.d bath fru1f trees, grape arbor and appro~ 4 acres pasture and wooded land L1sted at only $24,900. WE BUY, SELL. or TRADE SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY ''Oud' YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS HOME! located on Jay Drive this bi-level home offers everythinc you want for your family's comfort. Kitchen w/DW. d1spl., range , refng. , living room, family rm., dininl rm., carpet. gas heat. cent. air&coal burning stove. 2car garage , 12x 16 bldg., c1ty schools. Call today & make an to sse this nice home. REALTY- Real Estate General --- stove Norge . ' 4,.,.r, f 000 tobacco stick•. Call , .14· 371·2081 __.,_____ \ 16 cu. ft. chett type frltll:er . 8200. 304·675-6375. TWO LARGE LOIS wrth c1ly water sewer natural gas and elecl tlt all "arla~ le Buy one or both #456 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE '"'WObderl 80f1 end chair. brown r prtrrt. Good cond. C•lll14·112· ,.:..:..;,:...;;,_ .171 oltori.OO PM Lie. and Bonded in Ohio Sun wisher, t12& Gu atove, 812& Couch. t100 Recliner, 165 D1nette MI . f56 Chest of drewere. 836 Cell 614-448· 3224. SURPLUS ARMY." DENIM. RENTAL CLOTHING (C.rh..-ta 10 PffCtnt over COlt) Orig1n~ Army Camouflage, H. 0 ' 'Sem" Somervillt'l, Old Rt 21, E11t· Reventwood, Fri, Sat , Sun, Noon 8·00 p m Othtr d.ys appointments 304-273-51155. (Kidt Camouflage) Green ~ Metro 7 ROOMS. 3 bedr oomsnear Holzer Hosprtal. central arr. rural wafer system. large famrly room (26' x22') garage, storm ooors and wrndows 11? acres plu s Nrce home #651 0 ~ eo AFFORDABILITY + LOCATION : One n1ce starter home near Green School 3 BRs bath, LR, k1tchen fir eplace, full base ment. b1g yard Cal l for more details 4 - 100 Watt P A •peekers Muung board Cell 814-2469297 or 246 -5067 between 7 00 PM ·10 OQ PM BN Fordtrectqr, bulhhog.di.c. plow., .,..... good till , ~ cond. 12,100 , 1881 Cl 900 custom Honde Good condh:lon, fully drltMd t1,900. Large ChMt frHitr 1125 304 -n3· 584• • 2 BEDROOM HOME overlook1ng the Ohro Rrver has lillie - clea n and n1ce 1ns1de and out Begmner home or retirement home #260 APPUANCES .• CHAROLAIS HILLS- Ranch style home offers LR w/cathedral ce~lmg, FR, formal dmmg, k1tchen features steak grill oven dlspl. & range, f~replace, carpet,' 2 ca; unattached garage Call lor more mforma· Iron Untden Satellite Dish. 19 " Color TV Call614-246-6294. BlrildqMoterialo 8Jo9. briClk, ma~n tena nce OARVIN BLOOMER , Broker DONA McGHEE .. .. .. . . . ... . . . BETH NULL. . . . ........... .... ... STEVE McGHEE ... .... . , ment Clarinet. 1126 Clannet. t75. While Wntinghouae fr.-zer, t12& SetH DllhWiaher. 160 10 Speed b1ke. t35 Console stereo, tso Phone 814 24&9441 after 4 00 PM Reel Estate General Becky Lane ................................. 446-04SI ..Yallay Furniture new A "'eel : Ltrge MCtiOn of quality turni· , nne t211 Eauern At.te . Gtllipolls • LECTA AREA - $23.500 - 3 5 acres, m/ 1, 2 story home rn ROOd condrtion. 3 BRs. LR, DR. k1tchen.. l l0rm w1ndows and doors Shown by appomtmenf Ouellty firewood for ~tie. • 2& • pick-up load Bidwell , Oh1o Cell I 1 4 -317-0U& 304 ·171· hot rebluelng, now taktnQ order orden for cu1tam Mauaere call 30•· &75 -4831 THESE HOMES ARE FOR SALE OR TRADE W'Mh..-a, drytrl refrtg.. ators reng•• &kaoa• Applian ces Upper AIYtr Ad beside Stone Crest Motel. I 1 4·4'8 7398 4 EXCELLENT STARTER HOME- $39,900 - Ranch style home. IUSI 5 m1nutes hom town. offers 2 BRs, bath k1tchen w/stove & s1de by s1de relng . LR. carpet & hard wood, carport & covered patro Tiarler pad on lot ne1t to house C1ty sc hool drstrr ct Call today 1-Eiectric Self·Cie.. mg ;enge, t711 1- a •• kitchen renge. 1411 1-0ieu top dtnette gble, t40 1 -Wooden bed with mettrn• end 1prings, 180 Call614-44&· 7109 after IJ 00 PM tr~ller TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS Pinto 1978 automaue Fu1t 8&00 ttkn tt. 7 h x 8 h 1 ton dump bed wtttl ho1at ••oo Call 61& -·U&-7019 0000 00 RID GRANDE AREA - 20 JCres m/1, very n1ce home has been remodeled and offers 3 BRs, 11h baths, k1fchen wrth oven, range, woodburner, fam1ly room-d1nmg combo LR, heat pump/ cent an. 30x30 garage' laundry rm , 12x65 mob1le home on prop: erty SW sc hool d1stnct Call for appornt· Exlrt cheep. Call 73•• 1985GrevelyWaik-behmd 8HP wtth snow btade Very good condition 1986 Honda CR250 Good •hape Call 814-992 1710 ADDISON PIKE - 3 bedr oom brrck level 3/ 4 acre, garage, e~tra 24x30 garage and storage ap plrances $56,500 0000 THIS COULO BE THE ONE FOR YOU Ju st 5 mm utes frqm town, thrs ranch style home offers3 BRs, bath, krtchen w/ range, double oven, OW, drs pi, LR, full basement. f1 replace. gas and wood heat I car garage, c1ty sc hool d1 stn ct Calf for an appomt· t 4- 14 " Mag wheats teo lnaulttiOn blower maChine Cjlt 61•·«6·2037 ~ Open ' • t~ ltc hen , 1- lh1s home allheedg• of IOwn Olheraltra c t1vP lealur e1 rnclude 3/ 4 BRs 2 balh< LR wrlh stonPllreplace and lnii!Or ed wall thai reiiPCI the mer VIew fR rec 100m k1tchen drnetfP 2 f~r e p lares carpet, cenl' arr If vou lrke the rrver you'll lovP th 1s one 4' x8 ' utility 2119. EARTH Coal and Woad Stove hc::el co nd Clll 014-446 •609 Equipment For Leaae • btttl Mdroom and lntll''lflrt)Q m ~ Av.ilable mlddle o• AU9Uil • hsond floor , COf'net S•cond end • • Pint, P.,kinljl ~t•a p," O-'kltd •" 1225 J* monlh, or 1250 w~h : ,., 'itctwn tH~~encn furni1hld. . " l:.U 614 4412325 0' 441•• .4425 . NATURAl 8EAU1Y SURROUNDS THIS HOME - 10 acres m/ 1, gentle farm land near R10 Grande The 3 BR home boasts an absolutPiy bea ut1ful fog add1t1on whrch leatures a great room w1fh spHal sta1rs to loll, beamed cerlr ng, stone chrmney and wood burner Other features ol fhrs home rnclude formal d rn m ~ eat 1n krtc hen wood burner between d in~ng and krtchen bath, pari basement Catt for an appomt Be~ Items 11·-- Real Estate General FOR LEASE: Ap1r1men1 w ith PICTURE THIS - You an() vour lamrly re l axrn~ on a wrap arounrl Mck en1oy1nRa Callehen'a Used Tire Shop Over 1.000tf..... lizn12.13, 14. 111. 18, 11 a. 8 m1ln out Rt 211. Ctlll14-251·1261 66 Building Supplies Real Estate General Real Estate General ROONEY CORA RD -Beautiful home 0, 12 acres more or less Th1s lovely hou se 1s surrounded by trees and offers a UniQue floor plan Lrvm g rm fealures woodburner. open cerlrng des,gn krtchen, formal din 10g 3 BR, 21,; baths lg paflo off dmrng area. 26140 barn and 15x24 garage Call for an appointment 64 Misc. Merchandise 46 Space for Rant complt1ety fel'nOdeted t1nels Sept I & 8 1926, plus more. draw knrves, 01 yoke #45 Stanley plane corn sheller, hand wnnger, lots & lots of drshes, Lucky Stnke tms lots of old books, slam glass p~ece s & lots, lot smo re "HOUSEHOLD" Magrc Chef gas range, Whrrtpool s1de bv srde, sect1onal couch, m1sc c ha~ r s, table mrsc lrnens, lotsof dr shes, pot s& pans, what-nots pict ures and etc "TOOLS & MISC." Srngle harpoon. steel sq uares. scythe blades. wood & metal hand planes, c1rcul ar saw blad es, one man crosscut saws(af least I doz of each rtem) br oad ax , lanterns, sc rew& house 64 Misc. Merchandise Going out of BustntSI large cermlc kiln. molde, ~nu end tuppllea Call 81 4~ 381 · 8808. Furnished Rooms 64 Misc . Merchandise Aoomt lor rt~~nt. dly w.ek. month Gellla Hot•l Call 1514· 441·9&80 Renttslow.u•120 month 64 Misc. Merchandise Pl..tlc cl1tem sttte approved, ptaatlc;: aeptu:: ttnka, plest1c culverts, m.tal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRI&ES, Jackton. Oh . 114-211-1830 Singer Sewing Mechme wh:h eab1net. n~er bean uted. •400 . Zen11h 25 In color console TV. ' APA .. TMENTS. mobile ho;;;: *300 Cell IU.-992 8111 , hOUIII P1 Pl ..untandGtiUpo Fine china of Johen.,a Hevlland lis 614-44&-8221 1n the Blue Garland paHern Cell 2 bedroom furnlsed ept, ref 1nd 11.· 992 7722 dtpo11t, New Htven. W Va 30•·182-3207 .. 304 773 ° 62 CB,TV, Radio 5024 hogany, swords !rom war, navy unllorms. dre sse r, magazme rack, stone JarS & jugs, Darsy churn, small coftee gnnder small cherry buffet, hbmy table, old Darlv Telegraph & Sen Cash 51 Household Goods Newly furniahtd apertment Working aclultt only Ref end dlf)4)tlt Call 614-992-6942 after I p.m . t The Sundlly Times-Sentinel-Page-D·& . 1 bedroom In Middlepon Utilitin 1ncludtd 1210 per month Ctlll14-992 -8763 ''ANTIQUES OR COLLECTOR'S ITEMS" Wntm g desk 3 pc bedroom surte (chest of drawers, vanrty dresser, & poster bed) k1fch en ca bmet w/ ftou r bm, war drobe mantel clot~ w/ brass works, stands, p1cture frames cherry veneer buffet, mrrrors, steamer trunk war club ma Eats Apartment for Rent appl Located on St. Rt. 124 between Syracuse & Racine, Ohio. Kenneth &Vermont are moving to a smaller home so will sell the following. Everything goes, no room to move it. bo~ es , mar~mg Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1987 10:00 A.M. 1acks, lawn mower, tool ---~ -~ 1987 W.Va. M1ddlepon end Pomeroy. Pay own utiHtin. Cell 614-8922381 or 114·992· 2720 Saturday, Sept. S-At 11:00 A.M. 2 BR . 2 bedroom ept1 and houal in JACKSON, OHIO Mercerv1lle. Oh10 14lll60. 2 BR • carpet throughout, total elec A - 1 cond If Interested cell 614-256-6230 after 6·00 PM . Nice Apt • llnf , 2 IR . ground floor, cover.t piltlo end yard H•• refr • renve & drtperin. Ouletne1gh1M>rhood t171amo. plus d~ a.. ref C.ll Eert To,. 814-446-0332 days or 44fli0111 ~·· Qrehem School Rd • 2 BR , AC • cerpon. t 226 • month Dep & Ret recautred Call 814-4415 · 3888 or «8·4491 JACKSON AUCTION HOUSE N1ce furmshed mobtle home on Upper Rt 7 2 BR .. water pa1d. S200 a month Cell 614-2465818 PUBLIC AUCTION 38 GARFIELD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS, OH. Eats Upatalrt unfurnlahtd epertmenl Ut1hti11 paid C.rpetld. no chikf. ren or pets. Celll14-448-1637 Furnlthed epanment , t210 utiliti• ptjd. 1 bdr 920 Founh, Gelhpolla Ceii446-441B after 513ThlrdAve , 1 BR S180per month Oepoait requ~red Call 614-446-4345 after 5 00 PM = r=:~~~~==~l \. Furnish-a Efficiency t145. Utili· pe1d, there bath 807 Stcond Ave • Galllpolts Ph 448·4415 tfter 7PM tie~ 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom mob1le homes for rent, fur mshed. Cal1814 992-7479. 44 Mobile Homes for Rent Call 6t4-446-0527 J'fter 2 00 PM 1 end 2 bedroom apartments for rent 81111ic rent for 1 bdr , t18300; 2bdr . t211 00 Alto tiMIUirfd I t200 00 MCUii~ depotlt CONTACT. Jeckaon E1t1111 Dept Ph 446·3917 Equel Houslno Opponunrty Furnished apt next door to Ubrery. On• professional Aduh on'y Perking Ph 448-0338. 2 bedroom mob1le home. 'h mile out Jer~cho Rotd till lfter 6 p m , 304-676 -6483 Expando hvmgroom C1ty school d1strlet 314 3rd St Kanauga Call614-446-7473 Rent 3 bedroom tra1ler in Tuppers Ple1ns •200 month plus deposit end utdilltl Aveulable Sept 1 814167 3487 2 bedroom in Pomerov S 200 per month Call614 992· 6783 ,• For rent or sale, W1ll help fmancu or land conuact 1 0 yr old houae. 3 BR . Patriot V1ilage Call 614 ·446-1340 or 446 3870 Phone 2 BR : :' _ .,. • . - . ___, NICE LARGE COUNTRY HOME - $49,000 - lwo story hame home Situated on 3 ~ acres of gently rotlrn g land Approx I acre pond for your f1sh1ng pleasure 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fam1ly room Owner will help you w1lh hnan cmg Great place lor the k1ds #2451 MINI FARMS - Appr ox 126 acres of vacant wooded land lo be d1v1d ed In to appro< 30 acre tracts or sold as whole. several n1ce wooded homeSites Rural water available OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE to Quahfred buyer #2444 OWNERS PURCHASED A NEW HOME; NEED TO SELL this 1980 BayviEw Deluxe mob1le home Central a~r, 2 carpeted bedrooms, llv1ng room bath, eat·m k1tchen w1th ran ge and refngerator hvmg room and dmmg room furmfure mcluded, plus all underpmnrng and 2 porches #2409 ARE YDU A HANDY PERSON! -Come 10 and put your own touches on th 1s 3bedroom I story home CitY water and sewage, storage bUIIdm~ covered front and back porch In town locatiOn Low $20s #2412 A PARK-LIKE SEniNG - 3 bedrooms w1fh 2 acres more or tess OversiZed l car garage and n1ce garden area. Just off SR 2l8 #2414 COMMERCIAL LISTING - Corner of S 2nd and M11t St mMrddteport Over 3 000 SQ tt , ~ bath , 2 gas FA l01naces Lot approx 42' x87' 4 b1g diSplay wmdows Could be used as 2 separate buildmgs One Side is remodeled, could be used separately. H244li GROW YOUR O"'N GARDEN. DOGS, CATTLE & KIDS on th1s scen1c 219 acre farm 1\?story frame home 4 or 5 bedrooms baseme!lt Garage, barns, storage bu1ld1ng. Large pond. Call today Th1s IS the type of farm that 1s d1ff1cult to fmd $69,900 #2330 BACK TO NATURE!- 113 91 acres m/ t I \7 story home w1th 4 or 5 bedrooms, I~ baths, rural water, 2 wells, newer fencmg, m1lk house, corn cnb, barns and other outbuildings Hay fiElds have recently been reseeded Call for more details. #2315 NEW LISTING! VACANT CITY LOT- $3,000 Call for pnce & more rnformatron #247,3 PROFITABLE FARM! Th1s could beoneandthrngs are tookmg better 111 acres more or less Well fenced 4 ponds, rural water, LARGE tobacco base Good beef farm 3 bedroom home Is modern and attract1ve Located Teens Run Rd Cl ay Townsh1p Let us show you !h1s one' Let me prove my ad 1 #2380 HAVE YOUR OWN CAMP SITE-Over 23 surveyed acres 1n Green Townshrp for $15,000 Most all wooded Has pond and rural water rs ava~lable Part1ally developed Lots of road fronta ge Call for showmg today' • #2394 FORMAL AND ELEGANTI- Your guests dnve up a sweep1ng Circular dnve foth1srmpress!Ye home They enter the front door through stately pillars to vrew the rns1de of th1s 2 story home w1th 4,000 SQ It m/ 1 21h baths. 4 bedrooms formal entry, dmmg and trvmg rooms family room . 42'x22 appro~ concrete and steel pool and so much more bea utifully settrn g on a shaded 2 acre lawn #2439 LARGE FAMILY ROOM - 3 bedroom two story home 1n AddaVIIIe School area, full basement, elec heat w1th woodburner hooked to furnace duct Pr~ ced at $36,500 ' #2402 DON'T BE A DRIVE-BUYER- You won't believe the space and extrasuntil you see 1nsrde th1sbnck and frame In level N1ce large rooms mctude 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Atta ched garage w1th elec door openers 5 acres surround lh1s one Let's go see the rns1de #2338 ; BtG PRICE REDUCTION' - Pnce dropped $4,000 to $33,DOO Owners movmg out of state and must sell 3 bedroom vmyl s1ded ranch near town Includes central air, range, refngerator , wa sher, plus a real bonus for th e k1ds Call today EXCITING COMTEMPORARY DESIGN - Qualify and elegance comb1ned 1n th1s lovely 3.154 sq. tt of llvmg area Strategrc placeme!lt of 2 storv glass. ca thedal cerllnRs, massrve stone fireplace, angled walls throughout rnter~or Extra features gourmet kitchen, huge cedar and stone rec room wrth wet bar, Imported t1le, custom made stamed , glass, brass accessor~ es Nu-tone secunty system. Huge master surte Crty schools #2456 SELLING BELOW MARKEl VALUE - Owner unable to care for Prcturesque home 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, mod equ1pped k1tchen, 24 It cabmets, walk-out basement. poured concrete walls ind1rect hghtmg Three car garage and rnsulated workshop bUill by a good craftsman Much more Call for apporntment A buy you will new regret #2463 0 lor mformal10n #2401 PRtCEO TO SELL NOW FOR $43,000 - Anractrve 3 bedroom bnck 1nd vmyl ranch rn Green School 01stnct Over l500 sq ft of l ~>1ng area mcludes a family room and den, central ar r, sate llrfed1sh and more Call for appomtment #24!0 VACANT LOT - $7.500 - 45 of an acre Underground electnc, se wer on property Rural water avarlable Corner lot C1ty schools 6 mrles from town #2421 PRICE REDUCED! THREE BEDROOM RANCH on Bladen Road 10 x20', storage burldrn g, wood burner Needs some work but pnced accordrngty Loan assumable $27,500 tm med~ate possesSion #2415 LOVELY BI'LEVEL only to yrs old 4 bedrooms, 21,; baths, family room , 2 car garage, located wrfhrn walkin g d1stance of Clay Elementary Level lot wrth several trees. beautiful neighborhood Low $50s Be the hrst to call on thr s one #2417 IT COSTS NOTHING to phone for appomtment to see th1s 3 bedroom, 11h storv home 3 bedrooms, Irving and lamrly rooms Bnch cabmets and built 1n hutch rn eat-rn kitchen l6'x24' approx garage Cable TV, front and Side porches Beautrfut v1ew of OhiO RIVer • #2443 2 STORY HOME AND 7Yr ACRES MORE OR LESS OVERLOOKING THE OHIO RIVERI- Home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 bath s, hvm g room, fam1ly room, ut1hty room, remodeled k1t chen w1th fneplace Storage bu1td1ng and barn Level land to mer FrUit trees and more. #2328 BEAT THE HEAT - Complete package 7 room remodeled pleasmg home and surroundmgo; Well shaded 3 acre lot Olympia m-ground pool20' <40' w1th shelter and changmg house Secluded area. Green Township Satellite d1sh All w1thrn a few mmutes of Galhpohs Call now #2460 lREMENDOUS VALUE - $39,000.00! - 3 bedroom ranch, completely reaecorated ana ready to move 1nlo, I ~ baths, fam1ly room, spac1ous kitchen, covered pat1o Approx I acre lawn • #2429 FARM LISTING acres Pnvate llo'caticm. Modern house 6 rms, 11h baths Pnvate wafer system, spnng development Tobacco base, barn, t1e house Many spnngs tor liVestock water Pasture, ti llable land and woodlot Joins Wayne National Forest, good huntmg and recreation Southwestern schools Pnced low $60s - NEGOTIABLE!- Owner ready, w1lhngand able to cons1der oHers on th1s love~ 3 bedroom home Full diVIded basement, garage, I ll baths, den, large screened·m porch Very mce woodwork, cathedral ce~hng m hvmg room Make this a home to see before all others COMMERCIAL- WHY PAY RENT! -When you can collect 1ll! 2 story apartme!ll bu1ldmg (5 umts) 107 and 109 Second Ave Excellent money maker Be early so you're not late #2354 CAN'T STANO PAYING RENT!- Then 1ump 1nto the car and tel slook at th rs home that you can buy for $35,000 Newer carpet and Immaculate cond1tr on M1ght look small when you dnve by but you'll be surpnsed when you walk rn #2427 LESS THAN I YEAR OLD and located on I acre at Bulav1tte Road This attract1ve vmyl srded home has 3 bedrooms, mce k1tchen. dlnmg room . centralm, heat pum p plus decl< and more Pr1ced at $44,500. Call for apporntment #2419 NICE LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANDE - Vacant lot w•lh 100 ft road fronta ge sept1c and rural water Excellent for mobile home or hou se $7,500 Ca ll tor more mformat10n #2367 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION, 442 JERRY DR. (Pleasant Valley Sub.) - E!tra mce bnck ranch w1th full basement Level lot Home hashad excellent care Newowners have nothrng to do but move nght rn' Catt lor more deta~ls ., #2457 NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME IN TOWN - Includes fam1ly room , I ll baths and woodburner Home hass recently been remodeled lmmed~at e possessron $3 7,500 #2445 HOME AND APPROX. II y, ACRES - Ran ch style w1th 3 bedrooms, lg k1tch en 2 baths, l1v1ng room. full basement n1ce country surroundmgo; Land lays well w1th n1ce garden area Approx !, 752 sq tt on mam level #2317 IT WOULD NOT TAKE MUCH TO PURCHASE THIS HOME - 2 bedrooms, lg yard. QUiet street rn town Possible land contract to rrght party #2398 RIO GRANDE ELEMENTARY- 3 bedroom ranch w~h 2 baths fam1ly room, master bedroom w1th walk·m closet Large double garage Pnced rn the $40s #2416 ' uf C~ntury 21 RL"JII:.1t.11e Corpor1tton Equal Houslna Oftportunity • I"K7 l ,•nlll')' ll 1(\'•'1 b t.ltL" C"rP'~ratlon •s II'U!!ot~~ hlf tht.· NAF •& •ml • - lroldL"mirkl EACH OFFICE IS INOEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPEIATED �II Pets for Sale AXC loetDn TMrier. Femal• 0110. Coli 114-211 - AfricM Orty Perron. 4 yearto1d. r ..... Can ...k. Call ., ...... RESIDENTIAL · INVESTMENTS COMMERCIAL - FARMS 2175. 446-6106 Full bLo e&hd', rid Chow puppiM lor - - 01&0. Coh 814-379- PROFESSIONAl SERVICE M~ES THE DIFFERENCE VIRGINIA SMITH, BROKER, 388-88211 RUTH GOOOY. REALTOR. 379·2628 DIAN CAUAHAN, REALTOR. 2&6-6251 KENNY GOODY, REALTOR, 268-9334 DIAN CALLAHAN, APP. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL PERSONAL ITEMS OR PROPERTY. 2111. AKC NtitteNd Chow Chow puppha Can aft• 5:00. 30417&-1791. AKCS.....,yodpuppyf-o, 12 WHka oW. 304-&78-2728 or 171-3411 . 57 rn 9!. tdmd . Gl . ~'V~ ·== J:e ~~ m· August 30, 1987 ISEMA ' REAL ESTATI ' 446-3644 E. M. WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, ""6-9665 B. J. HAIRST.ON. 446-4240 . C.LYDE ..a.__VII_ALKER; 245:6P6 LORETTA McDADE. 44tl·772~ . Musical Instruments ·' .' .. . EUREKA!! Investors, be one jump ahead w~h this I ~ story home. 3 bedrooms, dining room and partial basement. backed up by 32 acresolwooded land. Located nexllo the locks and dam. Bar gam pnced at $30,000. . N427 ' . •. .. ~ j ; 71 Livestock Ouroc loara. Bred juac lib the boars we teated et the Otllo TeslaUon that gained ovar 2 8 lba. per day Rogw Bentlev. S1bin1. OH . 613· 584- 2398. Work Horse tor aale. Approx. 1,000· 1.200 lb1 , t300 Call 114·387· 71 1 B. laying hent and pullet• and frying chlchri . Call 614 -446 " 4666. hotet&in heifeu , alto 2496 . Bundy trumpet. like""'-S200 Call &1•· 441-1182 1fier 5:00 Fruit & Vegetables 1000 Red ratpbefri ... Pick your own we ~ - C.ll Taylor't Berr/ Patch. &U-245-5084 or 4481192. IF YOU''E AN "'OLD HOUSE FREAK". THIS ONE"S FOR YOU! -With a coat of paint and maybe t new front porch, this could be on e of th e outsland ing old hom es in the ~ rea . Includes a formal entrance. large pine paneled fam1ly / dimn g room , decenl kitchen (room lor improvement}, utility room and large bedroom on ground floor . Two large bedroom s up stairs. N1 ce 11 ~1 lot w1th·2 car garage. Pnce $25,900. At edge ol town. #119 Gr Qullity Frwit1 and Vegetables "tail and whole.. le. B & S Produce aero.. from Piua Hut, Gallipolis. Ohio. Vallow Freutone Canning hch• Now Available. Call tor Wlrieti" and pric•. BOB'S MARKET M ..on 773 -5721 ~!;~r~~-~~~ - Very well cared for 2-3 b home on '32 acres oilers peaceful setting. Large bath, living room, d1ning room and ea1 -1n k1tchen Also, large front porch and enclosed side porch. New vmyl sidmg, lorced a11 lurn ace. I car garage with overh ead storage pl us severa l outbuildmgs Large garden space. hu~ trees and lots of flowers all a~ound CLO SE TO THE MINES. $39.900 #202 . ' bales Alfalfa, I' 'I • • CROSS & SONS M.a-r Fargu10n. New Holland. Buh Hog Sal• • Sar,.,ice. Ovt~r 40 uNCI tract•• to choo1e from • eo:mplete line of new a Uled equipment. Urgett selectiOn in ltl(! N~W ON MARKET· 811 ~Roomy 111 brick- 5 BR. hup Ut., kllthtfl, eat-In d1nm1. piHity of cabtnets & closets 2lh baths. 2 C. &tl' .. on State Route. crty schools. Oloio 116 M.. .., Fefg. gu tr1ctor , t4&00. 8 ft. cattle r1ck, noo. Sh•er post driwr. SIOO Ford 3·14 inch plows. $250 Ford 8 fl. diK. *200. Emco 6 ft bush hog, t4100 . Also other equip Coli 114-388-9832. T030 Ferg. trtctor, new tires, .,.tnt, new motor, with 5 ft. bush hog . *2260. Call 614-286&&22 . Bars. c:hain1. 1nd sproche1s to fit 1lmoat any uw . SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO ., Henderson, •104 4 ACRES: _PORTER. ON 5I 154: Rt<Onlilitmodol"' 2 stooy homo. LR. W. Va. 304-676-7421 . OR. 4 BRs . f1m1ly room w/blf, lolds or ctbi1tts. ltility rm .. sunporch. basement All 11. rtns. Beatnitul trees iD tltt prd. $SOs. IIllO HOllE AND BIG OPPORTUNITY: Very 1tt11t1ive remodeled l IRS l lh ba1hs. prden tub. 1Tx25' kllchen new sohd oak nbhiets p.~ntry tiund~ rm :. scrHned porch. NEW GARAGE· 21'a.t0', httt. wat~r. 200 Wmn1. 12 rl4 door. A busmess opportunity you can't piSS SA9.500. 114-4. HOlliE W/ INCOME POSSIBlE Chauninc2 bedut~ home. 11. LR kit.. ~ unporth . bsm1 and_p r. Just alilt It bid ottleaven htre. Extll&Ood bu!ld••1 was used to reperr TV~. Greenhouse. carrten and ftuit. Plus aaardtn on lot across the road. Also hookup for mobile horne. RoOney B. Ad, Will trade . ·0110 VACANI - BUY WIIH QUICK POSSESSION. 3 bedrOOMS, I ~ lttths, 1 62 Wanted to Buv Now ~ying shell com or e• eorn. C.ll fotlatestquotes. River City Farm Supply, 814 -446 2986. 1 Real Estate General ELLA MAE GRANT Real Estate 614-887-4793 $12,000 000 '*16?. ~UlD T~IS BE YOUR CUP Of TEA? New constr~hon: And now let's. talk qualrl~ Dehchtful brick_home ••th 2 bt4rms. . 2 tun baths. h•tt ut-in country _krtchen . lovely lrvinl rm with five 6' Andtfsen windowt. Overlookt~' the Dhto Atver. Ctt~ se.hools. low heat bud1et. 12" rnsulat iOfl '" ante. 6 walls. #169 NEW LISIING: I AC. M/l 2 MOBilE HOME HOOKUPS: S.pl~lonk '"d •ural Wltlf. ltYitl Creek Schools. Sll.SOO. llnd contract * 146. NEW LISTING: lnveslor s. ] .untt duplet apts .. 2 colonial I Dutch style. l ovaly yard. 1 balh. 1 bedrm. trtchen . dining rm .. lR. very prtYIIt Has rncome Sl.lOO lo Sl.200 pe r mo. Close to_ schools. 11145. THINGS DREAMS ARE IliAD£ Of: unique round 2 stOfy home. 3 bedrm! . 2 lull baths e1Hn ~~~ full b~ mt . 1600 sQ. tt .. wrap-around dett elec heat. l ac m/ 1, woode d lot MetiS Co jfli5 OUT Of TOWN OWNER. Says sell. iake htm an offer. New hollll. ZOJ 3 BR. hu&e lR. bath, ktt. with solrd oak tJbinlts, dlntn& " " w/ slrdiAJ 11111 door l~dtnl to 1 wrap-around dut. well tnsullted. ApPfol. 7 111. tro.. Broker PHONE · VACANT LAND acres wooded; dig your own property. Near famrty rm .. cozy home on a stite route close to town $31 - 38.82 can also coal on Rutland . ' OUTSTANDING LOCATION, VERY BEST COli· STRUCTION, EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD You get It all in this one! Here isa fine brick ranch with quality written all ov~r it. 2,640 sq. tt on th~ main level plus an enclos~d breezeway and a covered porch w1th a wooded view. Includes a formal entry, large lormal livmg room with fireplace surrounded by solid cherry woodwork (all ,the tnm 1n the house IS cherry and birch} . formal dining room with mce v1ew ol the woods, complete k1tchen wrth tots ol cabmets and all the appliances plus a large everyday ealln g area. A family room w1th fireplace, sohd birch bookcases and wall w1th p1cture wmdows (this 1S a very handsome room} . 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths plus a small off1ce off the kitchen w~h built-m f1les On the lower level there 1S an additional 2,640' sq. h. w1th about IJOO f1nished into 2 more bedrq!lms and a large lam11y and rec, room wrth 3rd fireplace. bath. large utility room. large furnac~ room and 2 storage rooms offer you all the spac~ you w1ll ever need. Heating and cooling 1s handled by 2 new nat. gas furnaces and elec, ail condit ion systems, both of.wh1ch have electronic air hlters. Broker's Note: We seldomsee a home where the builder has used lhe very .best matenals and cra1tsmansh1p Th1s IS an outstandmg property and w111 giVe the new owner many years ol happ1ness" $t49,500. 19BO Flat X19 , I!XCtllent condl· t•on. 13. 200. or best offer 30 4· 675-6414. town. Crty schools IH~l WOULD YOU BE WILliNG to p.t int 1 liHie 1nd Slve 1 lot Buutil•l rnsrde, 3 8R. 2 baths. DR. all the ab"tel space and closits you will emneed. Just tale ovef payments. I mr. frOfll t1ty. . _131 S.R. 218. I ltrts m/1. Older farm home. 4 btdrms. .. I blth. eat-in ~ttchen . Larae front porch. Block prace '111 /worlarea 156* tobacco base. Outbid&! S50.000. Of home w/1 at $40.000. 8 nn. hom tOWft. ~ 147 WHY PAY R£NT· B_ uy thts home and h a~e money lett. 2 bedrm. home. washer and dryc1 Mobrle home tncluded Also 1n efftttency 1pt. inconre SG35 mo. S39 .000 Real Estate ~ _ I!Al!OI QUALITY FROII TOP BOnDI ol , 4 bedroom, t ~ bath home w1lh full basement Excellent storage area w1th large closets and bUIIt-m shelves. 20x28 finished lower level · basement area w1th large hreplace. slid1ng doors to pailo and backyatd area Also gooo 10x28 storage, ul11ity and workshop area. All hardwood lloors SpeCial lr onl door w1th Side louvers lor vent ,l allon and safety leatures Utility bills are rea sonaple due to msula!lon- and quality construcllon. located lUSt off Lake Onve near R1o Grand e College. Quret location and excellent ne1ghbors. You need to look at lh1s one. Pr~ c ed 1n the tow $70s OWNER: Thre1~ vea11s this home at a bar~am used as a property. It was a good mvestment du e to price localton. s1ze and income My- personal Circumstances have changed and w1ll now otter that same opportunity to another buyer. Property located at 430 Fourth Avenu~ . Th e first person to ofter $37.500 gets it!!! '143 WHY NOT S·P-R·E-A·D·O-U·'r. 4 BEDRM. 2 STY 2th baths. flnt. rm . 25•22 w!WBFP . also WBFP in LA form11 dintn_trm .. full bsmt .. l lh ur pr. NEW LISTING-10 yr. old ranch m Syracuse. Has 3 bedroom office. lamily rm., stove, refrrgerator. diShwa sher and carpetm& All elec. home on 1h acre. Nice at $45,000. POMEROY -Excellent 6 rm. bnck w1th 2/x 15 family rm .. 2 modern fueplaces, cenlral a~r and heat. 2'~ baths, dbl. garage and mce landscape! lot. Ask1ng $130.000 POMEROY-Near Kroger Is this 2 famrly home w1th v1ew ol R1Ver._ Central heat, woodpaneling, garage, car port and 2 lots lor $29.500 EDGE OF TOWN-I 55 acres JUS! off Rt 7 wit h old home. $4,000. BALD KNOBS-14 acres with free gas Southern schools. $10,500 LONG BOTTOM-11 yr old A-frame with 66 acres. Has 3 Brs .. 2'-'> baths, 2 sundecks 2 businesss rms. and large garage. $59,500. SYRA~USE-5 rms .. 3 Brs. central heat mce garage for shop. Owner fmancing. Asking $15,000 LANGSVILLE AREA-5 yrs old ranch with 3 Brs.. 5 closets. carpetmg, woodburner, range. refngerator and about 2 acres at $38.000 BRADBURY-Nice remo deled 3 Brs on Leadmg Creek Water. Near WMPO. Automatic gas heal and mce lol. V1ew of Rl. 7. For $21,000. CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-3325 ' ' Hou~;mq H, ·; tdq ttarlu:. more than 2 acres. loutfd on a pond. 10'ic6' barn. Owner transferred. N173. 81 -LEVEL just 15 mill. from city has] IR. 2'11 baths. FA. DR, ktl.. rec. room, woodburner. pi!IIO, I.e- room nrctly decorated ower root cell.ar. could be ofttte or overnt11ht gunt houH. Also has 1 IJ. pond. l ift u . Crty Schools 11400 . . M/l OF LAIID - Garage, storage bUilding, 5 room house with modern utilities Localed on side road , county water. QUiet localton: Mostly ope~ land, some woods. Good place to live. North Ga ll Ia sc hool district 6 acres with home and bUIIdmgs -:- $25,000. 8 acres bare land. mostly clear and 1deal for home site - $12.000. All for $37,200. are11 Open dishwasher Family rm w/ woodburner plus elec heat. loads of closets and best carpet throu: lhout, _Wraparound deck wtth wooded ra~me vtew. You must see iMide to apprectate TOWN AND Cd\JNTRl 7 rm. home overlookin~ the Ohio Rtver. lovelv u.~ . rm. sitt1n1 rm and formal dinln& rm 31M!du,.., l Vt blth. 2 car praae t w/ ba sement storage S36.000.' rl61 IHINGS OF1, 6EAUIY ARE1 . A1 .J~;~:~~VIi!ac~!:~d~t~!~~~~:~\:~:: home.on J ac. m/ 41&- bedrms ~ plant~ Located on Kerr-Harrisburg U11 COIY D~UBLIWIDE HOlE w/3 b"""""· l.R .. follily rm. w/wood- b1urf'ltf, Ia. ulllity mt.• new ps furnace. h111 heat bills. faacld ~ard Located of Ctor~ts Cr. h .• ICyttr Cr. Schools $27,500. ltl37. ~EW LISJING: Comfortable 3 btdrm. home. LOtllec:t acrou trom Bloollfltld ScltooL 3 bedrtl., blth. 11. country ~om Ato G11nde. S23. SOO. 2 lots lvaillblt. kitchen, sunporch 1 mi . . *132. SECLUDED .BUILDING; multi·lf'lrpos'l. HUnttn& Lodp. Cllurch. Home - new cttlinl, lilhtinl and Pinel, &Dod carpet &roof. La. rm,, ~tlllty rm. w/ new aas furrtlct and centr1!1ir. «174 COUNTRY LIVING JIISt 3 01i. from c1ty li111its. Nlct Z·ltOfl home has 1 tOIImtfCIII pratt (4 cars), still plenty olwort ar11. 4 81.1~ Nths, kit. w/ranp, dlshwlthtr, d11po111, plenty of cabinets, 11- LR with Ultlbht FP. fdtl oil tlftlt 11d line in basemen}. No fuel ffttnup. Has 11. C:tiMM patio. Citv schools. . · ,· ' 78 GMC truck, Y2 ton for !:1 , 000 Call304- 675- 6651 . 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1979 Vo lkawai)On van in good cond. Call 814-44&-8863 af1er ij,OO PM . EJtceltent Condition, 304· 87613e7. 75 Boats and Motor& for Sale 1986 Econollne Conversion Van. 15.000 mll&l . Rear &ir, rear heater. 3~1 engine. Call 614 9e5 -3645: 74 15' AERO Craft trl · hull with 56 up and deUvery. Davis Vacuum Cluner . one half mile up GeorgH Creek Rd . Call 814· 448·0294. Johnson_. 2~ 6 gtl. links. aki't and equtp. Runs excel . t1750 . Caii614· 256·876B. 1900 6, 4 -949- 2594 198 5 Ho11 d11, 3 wheel~&r . 350, STARTER HOME WITH LOTS OF SPACE - 3 bedroom older home in Rulland. I he nrce srzed lot has garden space, several fru1t trees and aone car garage with workshop All lor $27.500. #438 ______ Good cond . 304- 1971 C he vrolet Mont e C&flo. Good Oay!Dnll new motor & Irena tpo.-ts ~ ires , N eed• pa•nl, 30-4 -876 -3446 m••••' 19 76 Trans Am 12 ,000., 1981 Ho nd1 750cc :2 ,600 miles 11,500. 304- 675 -8524 ' 86 CamBfo. Plon~t~rsttfao, eac ~ond . l o w m iln 3 04 -6 75 22 2 9 V·fi. 1 ;;~=;:=;::::;::::;;:::= ,.u. 1978 Fo,d Thunderbtrd. "'"' • · lnollt good . aakln g I 1'000 l 975 1983 16 ft . 8ayliner boal with trailer. 85 HP Chrytler engine. Phone aher. 4: 30 . 814· 992· 76&3 . 76 Chev . engines: 3 - 350 englnet. 1- 3015 high petformence. 1- V-8 front wheel drive. fits Olds. or Pontiac. Call 614· 245· 6087. 77 Auto Repair Struts, 1119.96 paiJ. inataUett M~s r m o dels Muffler Man, 9 Sttmpton Ave. Athens, Ohio. 1-800 -843-3787 79 Motors Homes 72 Trucks for Sate ANDY SYLVIA REALTY 592-1244 ONLY 7 MILES FROM POMEROY: A contemporary cedar home nestled on 30 acres, 3 bedrooms, great room, tasteful use of hardwoods open spacious feeling. Deck with private-view . UNLIMITED FREE GAS WITH ROYALTIES. Separate shop space. Comfortable country living for DAly $39.500. CALL TODAY- 592-1244 1-- ------197 8 F o 'd C o u ri • ' 8ody Rough &-est otte.r 446 · &7!11 Real Estate General Ca ll 6 U t EXCEllENt hom e and grou nd1 lor famil y and/ or en1er1 am .ng Mu1t see to appr CCialc quality HOUSE . TENNIS COURT and 25 ACRES $173.000. W1ll cons,der hou se. court a11d 5 acres for $1 55,000 · Call for Appomtmenl - 614-446· 3386 Serious Buyer s Only Please OWNERS WILL HELP Fl•ao•r" $5.000 down payment. 9r;,% variabt~ rate. years. Monthly payment approx. $434.39. Eve~hing is spotless. Livin1 room features a masSIVe stone fireplace. 24x24 family room w/ wb hook-up. 3 bedrooms. I v, baths. Complete kitchen w/appllances. 1604 sq. II. of livinc space. covered porch. carport & workshop. Well maintained. 2 miles from c1ty. Shown Dr appt. Call lor mOfe details. STUTES REAL .:~ ... ._ ,..,. 462 2ND AVE . - Real Estate General GREAT NEW LISTING - lotated on outskirts ol town on a QUiet dead-end street, th1s home ofters 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, living room , family room and dm1ng room Nice sized lawn, outbulld in& Less than one mile lrom city, but with country surroundings. Only .$39,500. #206 OWNER'S OFFER - "WE WANT TO MOVE to a warmer climate. To make that possible we 'll go w1th a low down payment. assumption ol our mortgage, and we'll even lmance the ditterence at very speeial terms." Buyer will then be the owner of a 4 bedroom bl-level w1th 2 car garage. above ground pool, only 8 m1les from town. N1ce home for a fami ly with children, no wa 1ting for the school bus. Call and we'll tell you morel $46,900. #406 RETREAT NEAR TYCOON LAKE - 2 bedroom mobrle home on 3 wooded lots wrthm walkmg d1stance lo the lake. N1ce screened-in palio lor summer evenmgs. Bottle gas heat. QUiet relaxing atmosphere: $15,000. ' N228 REASONABlY PRICED - 3 bedroom home in . Middleport on nice sized lot wrth 2 car garage. Greal family home in a convenient localion. $37,800. aday Realty ~ ' house.''' ms ROOMY SOUTHERN RANCH 12 story) w1th porch across fronl. First level has a 15x37 great room (livmg room and dmmg}, large famrfy room wilh French doors, 4th bedroom or den. bath, complete kllchen. Open stairway to second level that mcludes 3 bedrooms, bath, heated alllc storage areas. located on 2 61 acres near elementary school. Buyers Protection Plan $57,000. #407 HISTORIC BRICK HOllE- In good condition wilh modern features. 2~ baths, 4·5 bedrooms. 9 rooms total, plus utilily area, pantry, walk-In closels, good storage, forced air furnace 13 yrs old}, partial basement. Garage and nice size yard. Askmg $55,900 #lOA KRIST! DRIVE HOME- Attractive tri-level offers comfortable living on every floor. 3 bedrooms, 2 lull baths. Also Includes living room with fireplace and lamily room . Nice lot with nice view in qual~y neighborhood. Garage, cenlral air. $63,900. ,. ,, • • HOME IN FAIRVIEW - Well kept . offer s4 bed room s. IIV1ng room. fa m11y room With attractive fireplace eat -1n k1tchen and I ~ bath s. 2 car garage. Gas heat, central a~r . replacement wmdows and extra msulation. Horne 1n very good repair. Excellent neighborhood, close to shoppmg, hosprtal. etc $79,900 #239 RIGHT HOME - RIGHT LOCATION - "Country-, s1 de Quality" 16 mmutes !rom town} . Welcom e to the ''good hie" ThiS p1ct uresque, qual1ty bu1lt 3 bedroom bnck ran ch si ts on a 2 acre. tree shad'ed lawn. You'll never have anoth er thought of mov,ng becau se the entire family w1lllove rl . The featur es you w1ll enjoy most includ e an outstandin g, tully equ1pped krtchen, handsome ilreplace in the fam1ly room, 2\7 gleaming baths. wal l to wall carpetin g, nice quiet llvmg room . formal d1nm g, roo my bedrooms, 2 car garage and wait t1ll you see the pool area!! Built for lastmg beauty and hav1ng fun in I he sun or evening entertainment on a huge pat1o. Its enclosed w1th abrick priva cy wall Priced under $100,000. It w1ll be a pleasure for us to show you this desirable residen ce #101 QUALITY LOCATION - 1st Avenue View' _ Excepllonally good condition Owner has speni & ton ol money and a lot of his time makin g 1mprovef11ents. I was really surprised at how nice II IS and It IS much larger lhan I ex pect ed To appreclale_the desuabijity ol this home, you mu st v1ew the 1ns1de. Th1s professionally decorated home mcludes a very pretly li vmg room tormal dtn1ng, mce kitchen w1th applian ces. famiiy room den and 3 or 4 bedrooms. Master bedroom has conn ectmg study. Screened porch with river v1ew Pnce ha s been reduced to $109,900 Drivin g by Will not do, you must see th e Inside. #103 ~TTENTIONI - looking for a reasonably priced one ft6o1 plan house with low maintenan ce a ~d a mce shady lawn? We have il and would be nappy to show 11 to you. Pr~ce: $39,000. North Galha Schools. 446-3636~~ AUDREY F. CANADAY. RIALIOR ROaERT GOROON. RIALIOR, 446-6116 IURY FLOYD. REALTOR. 446 -3383 25 LOCUST SIRE£1. GAlliPOliS, OHtO • • ,'· ' ·1 ·~ '• ,• ,• ~! ·.••• ••,•' •: ,.~- ,..•,· .-,-•• •• ,,.. ,. ;: •• . ;; ., Waeher 1nd dryer service 1nd r•pair. Reasonable rateS. 30 years e11perience. Calle 14-3670322. . Wattenon 'a Water Hauling , r .. sonable rates, immediate 2.000 gallon delivery. cialerns, pools. well , etc. call 304·578- J Ia J Water Service. Swimming poolt. ciate.-ns. welts. Ph. 614245-9285 . 87 R • R Water Service. Home cisters, ~~¥tilt, poolt filled. Formarty Jam" Bov• Weteu.Call 304-576-5370 . Paul RuPe. Jr. Water Service. Call 614-448-3171 . Pools, cistern•. wellt. 2919. Upholstery ~ & M Custom Couches 1nd R'eupholat&rv, St Rt . 7. Crown Cicy. Oh 614-266-1470, Ewe. 614-446-3438 . OpiHI daily 9 to 4 30, Sat . 9 :30 to 1 :30. Old & new Uphostered. ·' Fetty Tree TrlmtTiing, ttump removal . C•ll 304 -87!5 - 1331 Starlet Tree and Lawn Service. lawn care, landl<::aplng. s~ump removtl. 304 - 576-2842 or 678-2903 . OLIVERS Tree Trimming. top ping, trimming, pruning dead wood , storm damage. ttke downt. Free Elttmatn, 304676. 3817. Custom detign brick work , chimney building. stone work. Wtggint Maaonry , Evant. Wv . 304 -372-8244 Carpet inttalled Monday thw Slturd•Y· work guaranteed. Free estim .. ea . 304-676-1020, 9 .00 till 5 ;00. After 5 :00 304 -676· 2288 ACROSS 1 Spoors 7 Portions 12 Goddesses of destiny t7 Links game 21 "By - ol Insanity'' 22 23 24 25 26 '"Get - " lnlllal Type of test Article Protective ditch 28 Separate 30 Delay 32 Rhode Island: abbr. 33 Willy remark 35 Snare 37 Besmirch 39 A Jackson 40 ' Hasten 41 Sun deity 43 Part of HOMES 45 Peets 47 Tellurium symbol 48 Bose, e.g. 49 Open space in forest 52 Large bulrush 54 " - Butterfly'" 56 Narrow, flat boards 57 Pr:ytng devices 59 Pintail duck 61 N.J. team 62 '"Das -·· 63 Hemsley series 64 rtle two of us 66 Stallone, to rrlends 67 Golf mound 68 Male deer 69 '"- 109" 71 Mountain pass '.:' ,.' •• IN VILLAGE AREA, BUT ROOII TO ROAM - 8.17 acres in all. Tree covered home area w1th fruit. holly tree and evergreens. H1gh ridge area overlooking Bob Evans Farms and R1o G~ande Colle~e . Ideal lor new home. Well built good condition 7 room home. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. step-saving kitchen, lireplace. useable basem ent. · Gooo outbuilding, workshop area. pnor used as hving quarters. plus I car garage. Id eally located property with all1ts plus featur es can be yours for $47.000. al318 LATE SUMMER SAVINGS - Price Reduced Was $139,000 - NOW $129.000!1! - Owner's comments: "I own two expenSive homes. side by side. overlooking the river. one of which I don't need. After a buyer looks, I think they w1ll agree that there IS not prettier or more convenient location. My lot runs to the river wh1ch provides a place for boat docks, agarden, private picn ic area, etc. We have en1oyed the location so much for so many years that I bu1lt a new. smaller home next door. Wmter is coming soon and I'm mterested 1n making someone a real bargain on the big Electrical & Refrigeration ' Dillard Wattf' Service; Pools Cisterns, Wetl1. Dtliv..-y Any: time Call &1•-44&-7•04-No Sunday c.. ls. & Campers FOR SALE BY OWNERS: l at ge spi,IIPv el . nd trnn1s courL • 84 General Hauling SUNDAY PUZZLER • -.. 448-4477 85 Rotary pr cable tool drilling. U..•t wells comple1ed .. me day , ~Sump talu and UtNice 304895-3802 Auto Pa!1s & Accessories General HOUSE HUNTING BECOMING A BORE1 _; You can get exerted about thiS Impressive 2 story m Tara £states Homey fam•ly room warmed by a ' ilreplace, wonderlul ly appeahng k1tchen. 3 large bedrooms. 2'? baths. Master bedroom has huge wa l\-m closet 2 lurnace and air con dttlonmg uMs. 2 car garage. New v1ny l srd mg. Pr~ced at SB 7,500. il deserves your atten llon tod ay' SWEEPER and sewit\g machine reptlr, 111n .. and tuppliea . Pick AND HEATING tor. Founh Jnd Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 814 · General Hauling • 19 ft tn board out board Oce.-.ic Imp boat. 166 HP Newly redone. 614 -992 -8822 . • · Oual exheutt kltt, 899.95 in· ste lled . Most Fords. Chevy trucks, Vans, 4x4' s . Muffler Man, 9 Stimpson Ave ., Athens. Ohto 1 ·800 - 843 -3767. 198 5 HO Tourglid e- E C low· ers . Slereo, light bar- o th er a ccessories . $6995 . Call 614· 446 -6 336 . Oav or 446 ·4411 , Ewon. WATERPROOFING Unconditkm.a lifetime guar•ntH. Loc•l ref.-encM fumished. F,... Mtlmetet. Call collect 1 -814-237 -0488. d-r or night. R o g -e r • I a s e m e n 1 Waltfprooflng. -lc- Motorcycles BASEMENT Po!"toon Boat, 60 HP. Joh.,ton, 1ra1ler, S2750 . Call 614 -446 4043 after 6 .00 PM . • #139. NEW ON M!l - beamed ce thnts w/ paddle tans. 1969 Do dge Tru ek. Factory 4 sp eed. Call 614-992 -2357 ah&r 5:00. weekends anytime. 1985 M erc u ~ v l't'llll Statton W•gon . ac, clean:{ S4300 304· exc . 1n1erlor Mull •300 tlr best o He1 CeH614 · 245 ·9U7 #133 ~314 EYer~ rrtch tS livrnc area i oped tub and leaded class Nic e 1976 Chev. truck, f1250 Topper, $100. Quick Sale. Call 614 ·446 ·.3224 . ter. 12400. 614· 992- 3451 . '75 Morua 875· 1 1 3 1 •uto , AM · FM ·Cus R\Jnagood rm carport. I car Pille. pr tvlte patto, w/1rill. cit~ g~~HY PAY RENT . 1968 New Moo n. 2 bedrm .. mobile hOme artd lot. 1985 Nisaan Club Cab 4x4, 4 cyl .• 5 spd. S4700. Call 614446 -8050. 675-4480. 12.000 harythi119 Oolt-. !JOOd cond 304 -675 - 4376 1918 PontiK L•Man s.. Rebuilt lt.JrbO 400. 3&5 posl 0a:dg• f'am C~a,g..- . 4WO. MMino tor pttt.S. asking 1350 Call8t4 -388.--90l4 614-44& -2637 tru ck Call 1976 H&r!l'fV Davidso n Sports· 882 ·3662 U900 Call614 -441- 1491 Vl'flh-"•· /io ton Ford Home Improvements 1969 Rod Camero l T1, 350, auto, aharp . 304- 882 - 2476 or 19112 &t1ck LaS•br• Um111td All power.' Ekeel. cond No rull Ponliac 81 1ee PV Apts. &29 Cvpres1 Ct ~ PI " 19?& Ford Ltd. Runs good. New t•r•s. Boctv lah AC , AM ·FM S t~tr eo Cltl814· 379- 2807 1977 ••lv-304 -&7& -&630. CARTER'S PLUMBING 85 7 '75 Cha"'y plck· up. 8 cvl.. runs good 6 look s good. $1 ,200. Can 1973 D•tta 88 New a•ha ull , new btak•. Y-8 . aulo Ca ll 614 -44& -8195 456. milu. t2995 . Serioua inqulrl" The Sunday &76-4480. rebuil t suspensio n and O.c~tnt jn terlor Needs p•l•\1 C•ll fot datat l&. 814..- 246· 5823 IIAKf US AN OFFER! - OFFICE BUIOIIIG near courthou se and post olflce, Ideal for accountant. atlorney. survey01 01 S1m1lar bu smess 7 rnnm• mcety l1n1shed Pa1nled outside and roof last summer Hold mg at $37.000 ac. 111t . 304 - BRUIHTAKING VIEW ol GalliPOlis aod Ohm Rrvr1, fu ll lenr.t h wtndows 101 ma.,munt v ~ew Seclu drd Jot total pn vacy C1IYl chool di\IIICI locatPd I ' m1)e1 lrom downtown GaihpofiS :~;,a ~n~E:;ll SJ!~~~ ;~ltt:r~~so:::e or~:,~-- _ v~in~: ~~~~~:~i:~~~~~ ~ Phone 1-(614}·992-3325 Calll 14· 379 ·2652. '88 red Honda700 Magna 6()0 4-S-BEDROOMS. 3 balhl lor mal hV<Il ~ an d dmrn ~ tooms gourmet k1ft hf'n li:lm1ly room ·Jld rllt' f OOin, studv mud/laun dry room Indoor osloraRt' 100m w/ Ac1dltiOnil llau ndrv l acriJ l1es. 2 car R a ra~ r 2 l"eplareS. whng fans wooden dec k lulllenp,1 h ol house Many e•tra l MAKE A DEAL-TRADE· Owner wtllaccept mobtlehomeor smll home. Buy an attracttve 3 bedrm. r~nch home and 2ae tor $25.000. Owntt' wrlllAND CONTRACT remainm& 78 ures w/ 1200 lb toblcco base and barn 216 E. 2nd 51. 1979 Mutling , good work (lr. Buick Re gaL thing t4, 600 : 8.2 LTO Ford Nil~ #321 Route 6.178 SQ . ft. poured COflctete walls. central 1ir & hut . plenty park· $n & ~80~JO more land •~•·•~hi ~ . Apprarsed at SlSO .OOO.O(t Askin& ~~~~~~ 15$.' ~~G~~~y 19815 Chev Cavalier. black. 0Aiuu Interior CflliS4ll . AC , AM-FM· radio Ctll 814 -245 9110 or 445-2323. C'M. 1 3-4 ,000 milo. $6 ,900 198& Cam•fo·red wittl 1utra F-~:,:::::_ strip pttckege, PS , PB .. cruise 1978 Ford LTD 15400 304 ·675· tilt r•• lou..,... Extra clean and '-6:-:4-2:9- - - - -- - rnce 19500 Call any lima 814 I ~ 3&1 ·08e9. 85 Plymouth Horizon a-c, every • 93 TEAFORom Autos for Sale 1975 Charger SE. good work .. • .' !141 COMMERCIAL BU ILDING 10 yrs, old 100 h. lronl"t on busy Sl. Real Estate General cr8dtt, Callaf1 er li:OO. 304· 676 2295 Call 614- 288-15522 CONVENIENT LOCATION - II you are looking for a good quahly modern home tusl 4 blocks !rom downtown. see lh1s: med 1um pnce 1anch Includes 3 bedrooms. YeJY. nrce k1tchen , fam1ly room, 2 baths and full ba<e,men t w1th l,n,shed rec room. woodbummg lireplace. Iat g~ enclosed back porch for storage Localed on a latge lot wrlh room for garden. Look atlhrs before you buy! $56.900 • 1985 Trans Am , load ad Take ovef payment a. Must hava good 1984 Chev•tt•. nice. 12796 IDEAL HOllE - And 3 acres m/ 1of land located on ridge area m small commuOIIy of Centerpoml. Older home completely remodeled 1n good tasle. Move-1n condltron For ced air furnace along w11h f~reptace and two other chrmneys lor coal or wood stoves. 3 bedrooms. 6 rooms mall plus ut1hty area. tmmed~ate possesSion Pnced to sell at $30.000 #327 8t Heating 1983 'hmaha IP 425 , UOO. 1983 304 -176- 7376. 1 982 Ctmero Sh•p. Mu11 be teen t o appreciate, U995. ·" • Jeep CJ6 , 268 6-cyl . motor. Good cond . S1 .01;)Q ,982 61 Farm Equipment 01 Cat.-piflar elMer, ••c . cond . Will tell 01 trede for amaller domr. 304-578 -2823 . condit ion . t2996 . 614 -992 5170 or 614-992- 3667 3040. " 16 Transporlalion 71 U.S. 31 W•t. Jackson, Ohio 814-281-8451 . cassette . Goo d 1976 Buick Skylark, 116, good w ork car, runs good, t350 Of best off111 614- 992 -6775 . Timothy. 1500 balu mixed hay ' WtH deliver wi~hln 3 mtln of Ru~land . 814· 742 -2716. M i xed hay 11 . bale on wagon . t-lav tor ~dtng 60c . 304·6755679. ~;.1ppl1es N.w HoU1nd 717 forage harvester; New Hoftand 417 7 ft. hav b4nd; Geld grind• millltr. All good condition. 304-273-421& . AM -FM lut years alfalfa hay for ule. t1 .26 per bale. Call 614 -94924&3 . & Livestock S .~ 1984 Ch~Ny Cavalier. 4 1 p eud. 814 - 448 ~ Call S4800. Clean Stainla11 steel exh1ua.t systems. Now custom made for your truck, motor home orclaJSic car With Ill• time warranty. MutflM Ma_n . 9 Stimpson Ave .. A thiN,., Oh1o . 1- 800· B4a.37B7. air. 1986 Chev . S-10, 4 apd .. 4 cvl , fuel injeclion 24 ,000 mil" Plumbing Motorcycles 3907. Clo\ler Open 7 Days r 614 ·256- 6276 . 1978 Buick st&tlon wagon. 8900. 1972 Bu ick Skylark, n&eds work $300. 614 -985- Good mlx'd h-v. 11 .26 per bale. Call 614- 446-0373 or 446 3120 . . PM. 1984 Pontiac Sunbird, 5 spd .• Ac., 4 dr ., et~cul. c:ond . Call . 1980 Olda Cuttus Suprem e. Very sharp\ $2800 f irm . Call 614 -992 - 2776 . Hay 8t Grain 64 lume pedal. C.ll61 4 -3,8-8438. 74 1981 ~ercury Cougar, PS. PB . A ir, AM -FM radio cauette. 4 new tires. Call 614 ·992· 5019. Sprlnget"s. Alto some cows. O.H L records. Call 614 -286 - modu .... 1- Mor._,. Echo, vo'· Autos for Sale 1982 Ford EXP Sun root PS PB, AM · FM . $2000. Call.614: 446· 0809 after 6 :00 pm. Quitter Houe. Mare and Coh 1800. Call 614 ·266· &309. ~tgittertd Fresh 1-1972 Fender, teltcafler guitar. 1-EIKtra MPC guitar with 8 58 Pleasant, W. Va. WHERE IN THE CITY OF GALLIPOLIS IS THERE 5.78 ACRES OF VACANTLAND' CHESTNU TSTRE£1 IN GALLIPOLIS. LAND ISLEVEL. AL L UIILITI £S AVAILABLE. GREAT POTEN TIALFOR APARTMENTS. SUBOIVSI ON. ETC $72.000. 00 YOURSELF A· F~VOR AND LOOK AT THE BEST FIRST! BRICK & FRAME RANCH WITH FULL BAS EMENT. 4 BR's, 3 BATHS. FAMILY ROOM WITH FP PLUS BUCK STOVE INSERT. GARAGE. KI TC HEN HAS RANGE, REFRIG & OW. ALSO KITCHEN OFF FR WITH RANGE & REF RIG. DECK ON END OF HOUSE OVERLOOKING POOL AND COVERED PATIO IN REAR. AL~ ON YOUR OWN PR IVATE 6 ACRES - LOCATED ON BLACKTOP ROAD All FOR ONlY $79,900. COUNTRY AIR SUB. - SUPER BUY ON REALLY NICE :MODULAR WITH 3 BR'S, 2 BATHS. GAS FURNACE WITH CA, COMPLETELY fURNISHED KITCHEN . CARPORT AND BIG, LEVEL LOT WHAT 'A BARGAIN AT $30,0001 THIS HOME IS WAITING FOR SOMEONE WHO WANTS A HOME LIKE NO OTHER. SOMEONE LIKE YOU' 3 BEDROOMS , MASTER BR HAS PRIVATE DECK. 2 BATHS, KITCHEN IS DE· CORATEO IN LIGHT BREEZY COLORS BEAUTIFUL VIEW FROM WINDOW IN DINING AREA GREAT LOCATION NEAR RIO GRANDE, $54,900. BELIEVE IT OR NOll IN A FEW MONTHS THIS FIREPLACE WI LL BE VERY APPEALING!! FOR THE REMAINDER OF TH£ SUMMER THERE IS ALSO A VERY COOL POOL. INGROUND, 18X36. FENCED WITH PATIO. 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME RANCH . FAMILY ROOM . LARGE KITCHEN WITH NICE DINING AREA. CITY SCHOOLS. $55,000. FORTY ACRES WITH MOBILE HOME, SECOND MOBILE HOME HOOKUP PRESENTLY RENTED. SEVERAL EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES. BEAUTIFUL-SETTING ON RACCOON CREEK ROAD. $38,000. CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM. COLONIAL STYLE ON 1¥. ACRE. WELL MAINTAINED 3 BR'S, I BATH , FAMILY ROOM, WOODBURNER, GARAGE WITH WORKSHOP A~£A PLUS MOBILE HOME PRESENTLY RENTED. BUY BOTH FOR ONLY $45,000 . EXCELLENT BUY AT WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR? IN TOWN. 3 BRS, FULLY CARPETED , LARGE KITCHEN WITH RANGE REFRIG WASHER & DRYER. BIG FENCED BACKYARD & 2CAR GAR: AGE. ONLY ASKING $25,000 1910 FAIRMONT MOBILE HOME 14x70. TWO BRS, BATH, LR, KITCHEN , ON HI ACRES ON BEAUTIFUL ~OLLING LAND WITH LARGE PRIVATE POND ANQ LOTS OF SHADE TREES. LISTED AT $23.000 THE "SINGLE" SOLUTION! RENTING? WHY?WHEN YOU CAN OWN THIS NIC£ 3 ROOM PlUS BATH HOME IN CITY. $12.500., 93 ACRES - MOSTLY WOODED $24,000. KYGER CREEK AREA. 72 Narrate 74 Antitoxin 76 Transaction 77 Animal's foot 7a - garde 79 More timid 61 The sun 62 Stender 83 Priestly order of ancient Persia 84 Unload rubbish 85 Obtained 87 Shred 89 Specks 90 Clutches 92 Simians 94 Father 95 Newest 96 Metal fastener 97 Folds 99 Unit of Latvian currency 100 K,!,nd of collar t01 Egyptian sacred bull 102 Venturesome 103 Electrified particle 105 Wallow in mud 107 Liquid meas. 109 Wager 110 Indefinite number 111 Farther above 113 Perches 114 Hint 115 Tin symbol 116 Pinochle term 117 African antelope 118 Stitch 120 Hebrew letler 12t Gray or Moran 122 Conducl 123 Face covering 124 Biblical weed 126 Outcome 128 Two-year-old salmon 130 Type of sauce 132 "Barefoot in the -'' 134 Posts 135 Sound a horn 136 Note of scale 137 Apportions 139 Baker's products 141 You and me 142 Vasa . 143 Priest's vestments 145 Hinder 147 Observes · 149 Sched. abbr. 152 Ma's partner 153 Market 155 Rescues 157 Sty took 159- Cld 160 Spanish pot 162 Rewards 164 Leases 166 Package 168 Paper measure 169 Showy flower 170 Strong, low carts 171 ,;_ Weather" DOWN 1 Railway car 2 Nevada city 3 Rough lava 4 Da<:trlne 5 Booty 6 - drum 7 Postscript: abbr . 8 Wine cup 9 Knocks 10 Walk wearily 11 Brook 12 Fortissimo: abbr. 13 Broadcast 14 "Star - " 15 Landed property 16 Declare 17 De~y 18 E1ther 19 Lasso 20 Aviators 27 Sour 29 Venomous spiders 31 Concerning 34 Journey 36 Name ol12 Popes 38 Buy back 40 "Body - " 42 Arabian seaport 44 Shade trees 46 Surfeit 48 Conspiracy 49 COated with icing 50 Citrus trult 51 Teutonic deity 53 Lampreys 55 Ed.' s concern 56 Painful 58 Cleans by brushtngs 60 Sight organ 62 Aromatic perfume 65 Antlered animal 68 Filament 69 Record of events 70 Betid 72 Lure 73 Lawfully 75 Decay 76 Parts of jacket 77 Communion plate 79 Meditates 80 Lassoed 82 Scatter 83 Engine 84 Ship's crane 86 Hyson, e.g. 88 Sesame 89 Partners 90 Seizes 91 Mature 93 Bargains 95 "'The Scarlett -" 97 "On Golden -" 98 Soak up 102 Hairless 104 Blrd's home 106 Brim ·t 07 Feather of blrd's wing 108 Temporary sheller: pl. 110 Flesh 111 Joined 112 Harvest 114 Boat ride 116 Liquefy 117 Microbe 119 Infold 12 t Jscob's brother 122 Diving bird 123 Richmond Is its cap. 125 Goddess of discord 127 Gt. e.g. 128 Lethargy 129 Prevailing mood 130 Articles of .. ..,.. .·.· '• ...- • •, ., ., ... furniture 131 Hold back 133 Retain 136 South American animal 138 Cut t40 Leaks through 143 Three-toed sloth 144 Let 11 sland 146 Aa<:kflsh 148 Chair 150 Abound t5 1 Actress Sheedy 153 Male sheep 154 Poem 156 Pigpen 158 In favor of 161 - Brea tar pits 163 Grad.-to· be 165 Steamship: abbr. 167 Chromium symbol ·' ' - ' ·' ·, �Page, D-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ~udge August JO; 1987 POMEROY- Meigs Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight. has ordered that all funds generate by the Meigs Bureau of Support from Jan. 1 through July 31oft his year for the administration of support ordets--poundage payments totalling $5,678,10--be transferred Into the bureau of support salaries fund and used· for the administration of t)le bureau, In accordance with Ohio law . · The law sta tes ''the bureau of . support shall adopt a fee , to be 1'@r \''' '~ palq by' the obligor, for the ~~%~.!«::.•":'.,:~:"'~,;,;_..,·::=. ~w administration · of s upport ~p· orders. The (ee shall not exceed ~;? ~ ,: two percent of the amount to be WORKING WITH COMPUTERS - Priscilla Miller, a student collected under a support order, from Southwestern High School at Jluckeye HIQs Career Center, Is or one dollar per mont~\ , whiworldnr; at a computer as part of the electronics section of the chever Is greater. · No moneys Computer Industrial Maintenance program: The program is generated by a bureau of support detilped to provide. hands-on ex perience wilh computer from fees lor the administration e~~ulpme~~t, amoac other things. of s upport orders snail be used for any purpose other than the administration of the bureau of support and court operated support enforcement activities. " Further, the judge has ordered that all county government off!· ces, Including but not limited to, the Meigs County Board of Commissioners a nd the Me igs Count y Department of Human Services, who have received moneys from federal or s tate government reimbursement of court operated s upport e nforcement activi ties , Including but not limited to, the bureau of s upport and all related acuviUes. report In writing by Monday the funds received during 1987. Such funds are to be trans ferred imme· diat ely to the bu rea u of s upport to . be used for support enforcement activities, also according to Ohio HANDS-oN EXPERIENCE - Mike Brandeberry, a student law which states the following: from Gallla Academy at Bucke3>:e Hills Career Center, is working ·'A li moneys received from the In tbe mlU:hine shop with one of lhe computers used In machining federal or sta te government lor pUts to exact tolerances. The machine section of the Com puler re imbu rse ment for court operIndustrial Maintenance program is also designed to provide ated su ppor t enforceme nt act ivihuds-on training . with computers and precis ion machine ties sha lll!e used solely for court equipment. operat ed support enforce ment actlvilies, e xcept that, if th e court determin es tha t any of the moneys will not be used for court RIO GRANDE-Openings are hydraulic/ pneumatics system s operated su pport enforcem ent still available in two one-year a nd gas / a r c / MIG wel din g acti vities, the unused moneys HI -Tech programs at Buckeye eq uipment . shall be. ava ilable for cou nt y Hills Career Center. The proFor more in format ion. contac t gene ral fund purposes."· grams, Electronic Maintenance your hom e sc hool cou nselor, The judge furth er orders Int erand Machine Maintenance, are pri ncipal or the Student Services de pa rtment al tra nsfers within sections of the Computer Indus- Office at Buckeye Hills Ca reer the burea u of s upport budget trial Ma)ntenance program de· Ce nt er at 245-5334 .'exte ns i6n 212. fro m s upplies a nd equipme nt signed to prepare maintena nce personnel to deal e ffect ively with state-of-the-art control and production equipment. ' Students in the Electronic Maalntenance sect ion receive COLUMBUS - The re is st ill Instruction In the basic pr inciples hope for Ohio's coa l indus try, in ' million in Ohiotons hasin dropped from 55 1970 to a projected Involved in solic!·state digila l its 18th yea r of decline .. accord i n~ a mount of 35 million tons lor thls el~tronlc circuitty, trobl~shool .. to J .E . "Jack" Katl ic, senior vice ing and repair , as we ll as same amount as ,· pres id ent a nd head oflthe Ameri- burn abou He sat idthe that utilities should Industrial computer program· can Electric Power Service Cor- year. las t year . mlng. Hands-on experiences a re poration ' s Fuel S u pply He said -that AEP has defused provided to the students using De partment. the threat that acid rain legislamodern electronic test equip· tion poses to coa l bur ning Ka tlic said that Ohio utilities ment, digital logic/ micr o- burned abo ut 24 million of the 35 through It s processes or coal processor equipme nt modules, million tons of coa l mined in Ohio ble nding. mining, prepa ration automatic process controllers in 1986. The a mount of coal mined a nd fu el switching. and Industria robot s. 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Features electronic Ignition, Ouickstop"' Inertia C:llain brake. anti-vibration •y!~fem and a 3.12 cu. in . engine. RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHESTER 985·3308 WASHINGTON I UPI ) - The U.S. economy traditionally Is more of a s printer than a longdis tance runn er , hut Tuesday II will reach a r<'cord·tylng miles tone thai s hows II has profoundly changed Its style. Sept. I marks the s tart of the 58th consecutive month of economic growth In the nation, oonllaulng a streak !rum November 198~ . According to the National Bureau of Economic Re•earch, the recor;nlzed arbiter ol when recessions begin and end, that ties th•· reco rd lor I he lon~e8t peacetime ex pans ion s ince 1854. Adding peacetime as a qualifi er throws out two longer run.~ ol JITOWth. leaving only the other 58-month l lreak that went from March 1975 to January 19SO. The longPst uninterrupted stretch was the 1116 month.• of Vietnam War-Influenc ed gains from February 1961 to December 1969. Seco nd place ·belong• to the World War II era's 19311- 19-15 s treak. Mo•t economis ts predi ct today 's economy should. kt-ep growing until at Mast New Year 's Day and probably well Into s pring. That would m ean the c urrent streak not only will take lhc peaceliJJlc ret!ord lor itst'lf hut also could play a major role In the 19811 presid ential primaries. Th e Republican· Party alrrady Is highlighting the economic Kood news. The lat est cove r ol First M'o nday, the party's blm()nlhly mag azi ne. proudly dis plays three charts showing how the re ha!! been lower Inflation, lt"Ss une mployment and 13. million new l•bs created In the paJIIIew ye ars . Mwa&~lle ... liN.lft .. 1t11 11 he:ad"n e procla1ming ' 'Am..rtca•• IEcorlomle Boom Economl•ts ure ll'!is juhilant. Many point out lhllt the current ionl{·dlslance s treak olten has looked more like a slugger than a run. They also note II has produced widely dlller<'nt rt'llults lor VIU'Ious ports of the ·eco nomy und might be In better shape today lithe trade and hudge l dellcll' had not !!Dared. r" had procla im ed iillegiance to the co untry 's 1935, co ns titution and · ca lled for new pres idential elections. A presidenti a l s pokes ma n warned th at Aq uino wlll not tol erat e a ny hostile cha llenge to her gover nme nt. .. "The president will not exp ress leniency to any Ioree coming !rom the left or the rig ht that Is host il e to the government ," said Deputy Pres s . • " I'm paid to look at things !rom the Industrial side, and II you look at II that way it hasn ' t been much· or a rPtovery," said Patric ia Luce Trumbull, an economist lor Wharton Econometrics In Bala Cynwyd, Pa. " The re was a boom In · 1984, then. things went s lack. and just now we' re getting another recovery ." Donald Rataj C'< ak , head of the Economic Forecasting Project at Georgia Slate University In Atlanta, sai d he sees lillie valu e in crowing over the current r ecord when pa.-.t s urges hav e produ ced much gr eater ec,:onomic growth. i\ look :ot the gro~s national product, the sum value of all the goods and services produc ed, support s his argument. Alter inllallon, GNP grew :tli.3 perce nt in the 1950s, '15.1 percent In tht• 1960s and 31.9 percent in the 1970s. The 191\0s had s hown 19 perce nt growth as or .June and will be ·lucky to close out the decade at ~· percent . , The current e<·onomy also looks much different than It did when Ronald Reagan took office. Th e Bureau of Labor Slallsllcs esllmat es a quarter ol the jobs 'lost during the 19RI-M2 recession nev er wert• recreated once recovery began. As of July, the nallon had ~86.000 fewer miners , GR,OOO fewer steel workers and 11.000 fewer textile workers than It did durin~ the recession. M!lnY ol those ou st~ d hliVe ta ken some of the 11.54 million service- producing jobs created s ince 1982. The total Includes J. I million new jobs in stores, groceries and restaurants and 1.3 million new Posls In flnan"ce, insuran ~e and r eal estate. Thol!e new JobS In services have helped make the economy D:~lire recess ion-proof, because the se rvice pari of the economy Is not as prone to s ho cks as the goods-producing slde, economists say. But other analysts credit lrled-and-tr)Je public aid lor providing support during uncertain e<·onomlc limes. Gallipolis man ·critical after shooting By United Pre._, International 1'986 FORD RANGER 4 W.D. overdrive trans .. Call 992-6606 For Registration P.S., P.B., $7300 1983 FORD RANGER 4 WD .............. $5995 4 spttd, I UOS miles. 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S5495 Auto., AM/FM stereo. 1981 RELIANT K............................... 52495 · 1985 LTD FORD ................................ $6495 riff' s Departme nt. Keit h E. Burdett.e. 28. of 231 Lower River Roa d, Ga ll ipoli s. was first take n to Holzer Medical Ce nt er. whe re he was tra ns· !erred to Ca be ll-Hunt ington Hos pital. Hun lington , W.Va . At 11 :3fl a .m , Monday, he was listed in c r it ical cond itio n. accordi ng to a hospital spokeswoma n, FREE SERVICE To the,elderly, those living alone, or anyone who feels the need to keep in touch. The Wes t braced for more brollin~ heat tOday while a rapid s urgl' of cool Canadia n· air s liced from the· Dakotas to Texas a nd New Eng la nd a nd 1Ca s expected to creep south Int o stea my Florida . Hi gh tempera tures In the 60s a nd 70s were forecas t lor today from the Grea t Lakes a nd northern Pl a ins to New E ngla nd . ·'All the way !rom Nor th Da kota throu~:th the Texas Pan· ha ndl e extending eas t through New E ngla nd it will be fair ly nice." sa id Na ti onal Weather St'rv ic e fore c a s te r Harry Gordon. Readi ngs in the 90s were expec ted fr om Florida to South Caro lin a a nd over mu ch of the westt'r n half of the na tion . In the so uthwes ter n deser ts a nd tho int erior va lleys of Ca lifornia a nd Orf'gon the m erc uu was ex pect ed to climb . 10 at leas t 100 tOday. Medfo rd . Ore .. was ex pected to hit 105, while Fres no, Calif., braced fo r 106, Gordon sai d. " A gener- a l pa tte rn of coo l air over the central par t or the cou nt ry Instea d of the West " ca ust•d th e disparity, he sa id. The co ld front was expected to move rapid ly over the nex t 48 hours, pushing int o the At la ntic Coas t a nd sou th Into Florida , " moderating te mperatures over the res t of tlie country," Gordon said. Record highs were s ha ttered Su nday in seven western ci ties. In Ca lifornia , the mercury hit 110 Manr More Fhae Late Mo4el Utd Cart SEE MAliC DAVIS MEIGS AUTO SALES INC. 60S Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. . Middleport . . 992-3Cn1 . " 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Secretary Danilo Gozo in the governm ent's fi rs t response to the re be l declaration. The r ebel statement s lammed Aquino for "extraord in a ry leniency" towar d communis t guerrillas, for allegedly breaking up the Philip· pines by gran ting autonomy to in surgent a nd minority groups, and for ot her acts of al leged co rrupti on and treason. It sai d the jun ta was placi ng the entire count ry und er its con trol until " the politica l cond itions shall have been sta bilized and until a new, clean a nd hones t pres id ential e lect ion shall have been held by the Filipino people. '' The junta, the statement sa id, was composed of a n unspec ified number of officers in the Reform the Armed Forces movement, wh ich spearheaded the F ebrua ry 1986 uprising aga in st 20-yea r ruler Ferdina nd Ma rcos. Analysts sai d by proclaimi ng a llegiance to the ! 935 co nstitu tion, the rebels were attempti ng to win sympa thy from Wa shing ton . . A ne w co nstitution promulga ted in February calls for thedismantli ng o! s trategic U.S. bases in the Philippines. T he sta tement sai d the country ha d "gone out of co ntrol' ' under Aq u ino and that communists are occupy ing " hi gh pos itions of responsibili ty." It sa id "corruption has doubled , i[ not tripled ." Aquino s aid Su nd a y the most ser ious coup bid mou nt ed aga inst her gover nme nt wa s mea nt to kill her a nd her entire fami ly a nd dared the rebe ls 1 to try again . . Soldiers with s hoot-to-kill orders arc hunting rebel lea der Col. Gregorio "G ringo" Honasan. a form er securit y' aide to opposition Sen. Juan Ponce Enr il e, whom Aq uino sacked as defense secretary last Novembe r . Officials said Honasa n might s till be in Manila . A senior Aquino official, who spoke on co ndition of anonymity , said today the failed 24-hour co up bid that began before dawn Friday and left 42 people dead could be a "tes t" for a bigger uprising. " I think there will be a second phase," he said. , Arm ed Forces Ch ief Gen. Fidel Ramos , in a directive Sunday, told military per so nnel to remain .on alert. "Th ere may s tili be desperate efforts on the par t of the rebel s to attack key government installa tions and harm our people, " he sa id . The West Point -trai ned general appealed for · unity and vowed to work for a 60 percent Increase ln pay in the 250,000- member a rmed forces . E nlisted men get a baste monthly pay of 800 pesos i$40). The poverty threshold in the Philippines Is 2, 000 pesos ($100) a m onth . The low salaries of soldiers wa s one of the issues raised by the mutineer s, who also accused Aquino of "coddlin g" communists. "The aim of the rebels was clea rly to kill the pres ident and her family," Aquino sa id . Swift military action. she said, taught the mutineers "a most bitter lesson, and we shall teach them again if they want. " One of Aquino's fi ve child ren, Benigno III, 27, was wounde d when rebels ope ned fire on him while he was driving home early Friday. Three of his bodyguards were killed trying to pyotect him and another was seriou sly wounded. It was the third time Aquino had sa id her enemies In the milit ary had plotted to kill her. The las t was in Marc h in a s till unso lved bombing that killed !our people at a rehearsa l for graduation rites she wa s to address. 1·. Around 500 on hand for free entertainmen~ .Saturday night An es timat ed crowd of 500 a tt ended the free evening of ent ertainm ent a t the Racine Vi llage Sh rine Club Park Sa turday night enj oy ing countrywestern. gospel a nd blu e J:rass mu sic by the CircleD Wran glers. the Bend River Boys Ba nd . a nd the St ernwheelcr Bl ue G ras s Ba nd of Rip ley , W. Va. Between thesegmentsofenter · ta inme nt , Frank C l ~ l a nd. acting as e mcqe. gave a his tory of the developme nt of the. v illage park .over the pa st two yea r s. Th e pa rk was acquired in October. 1985. M,eigs Count y Commiss ion • er s. Manning Roush, David Kobl entz. and Ri chard Jones were introduced, with Cleland present ing the bOard preside nt with a compos it.e pictu re showing va rious phases of the park development . The 1986 communil y block gra nt whi ch prov ided the fund s was used for state a nd play ground equipme nt developmen t. Vol unt ee r labo r wa s used for the const ru ction, it wa s noted. J ones, spea king on beha lf of th e board, co mplim e nted Racin e and area reside nt s fo r ther cooperation and ha rd work in developin g the park, prov iding wholesome e nrerta lnmem for res ide nts. "Th is is an example of what the cooperation of county a nd loca l gover nment working with the ci ti zens ca n produce,·· he commented. A new 20x20 foot co nc rete sla b poured last Monday wa s used for square dna c ing and clogg ing by a number of those attending. Any co unt ry-wes tern enter ta in ers wishing to pa rtici pa te in futu re even ts Bt the park .are asked to contact Iva n Powell or Frank Cleland . Nex t free entertainment there wil l be on Sept.l2. All you need to remember is to call in each day before 11:00 A.M. If · You do not call, a volunteer at Americare-Pomeroy will call your number by telephone. If no one answers at your home, they will call .your neighbor, whose name, address, and phone number you have listed. If there is not a proper explanation for your failure to answer the telephone, someone will come to your house to see if you are all right. There will be no charge for this service and its success will depend on your cooperation. Amerlcare·Pomeroy assumes no responsibility lor ·the failure of any of lis volunteers to contlU:t or attempt to contact the subscriber, neighbor or law enforcement agency upon tbe failure of the subscriber to call ln. Please notify your relatives and neighbors that Amerlcare-Pomeroy cannot guarantee · responses by Its volunteers. FOR MORE INFORM4TION CALL SONYA WOLFE 992-6606 . · -Pomeroy Nursmg 1& Rehabilitation Center 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, e>H 45769 a t Redding and Sacra ment o. Scattered showe r s and thun · ders torm s wer e ex pected tOday from the Atlanti c Coas t to e astern Texas, wit h th e heavies t s iorm activity forecas t for s outh central Texas and the so uthern Atl antic Coas t. . Showers an d thunderstorms Sunday stretched a long the cold front from Mi chiga n through Kansas a nd into the Texas Panhandle. A thunder s torm in New Mexico prOduced a torna do that touched down outs ide E lid a. Hai l the s ize of golf balls was reported at Dora ,' N.M, a'nd in west cent ral T exas. No injur ies were re port ed. Heavy r ains around Pari s, Texas, and in nort,hern F lorid a a nd Sou th Car olin a !I boded s treets a nd low-ly ing a reas. The wee kend 's dry weat her was a repri eve for soggy southwes t Iowa. par ts of whic h w~re under 8 inches of water two days last week. The Nis hna botna Rive r , which runs th rough four counties that re'c eived fed era l aid a fter severe flooding in May, stood 3 inches below flood ·stage Sunday and was expected to co ntinu e falling . " It's dry , for th e time being," a dispatc her with the Montgomery County sheri ff's office said Sun· day. " But we 're realistic down here. It seem s like every time we have a nice weekend , it starts raining again Monday or "Tuesday. We ' re not gett ing' our hopes up. " Seven states report growth .in an·counties Air, aula., AM/FM stereo, tih, pawor siHring, brallos, 21,924 milts. · enttne Cool weather reported -east of Rockies; West is baking ' STIHI. qualtrf MANILA . Philippines 1UPI) - Re nega de soldier' tOd ay proclaimed a pt'ovlslo na l revolu tionary goyer nm en t under a ruling junt a composed of reformi st jun ior officers as troops loyal to President Corazon Aquino r einforced the ca pital against possible new attacks. A rebel statement Iss ue d froni an undi sclosed location In the " Centra l Luzon headquarters" som ewhere nort h of Mantia sald the ruling junta A Gal lipolis a rea ma n rcc~ivPd a guns hot wound 10 th e hea d in a s hooting Incident at 2:4:> a .m. Sunday , on Lower Ri ve r Road. Ga lli polis. accordin g to thC' She- AUTO SALES 10.289 miles. • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday. August 31, 1987 U. S. reaches milestone Tuesday ...,, 4 sp. , 24-20..37-5-8-21 Clear tonight. Low In the mid 50s. Chance of rain 20 per cent. Tuesday, partly cloudy. High in mid 70s. Rehel troops proclaim provisional government •• stereo, Super Lotto at y Vol. 3'7, No. 79 Copyrighted 1987 l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i AM / FM Pick 4 • / Hope remains for Ohio coal Save now on 935 Page 3 Track & Field 1987 ASTIO MINI VANS Hi-tech programs available ME~GS Daily Number 2412 BRAND NEW • tenance section receive ins truction In the principles of technical blueprint reading, precision measurement , layou t a nd co m. puterlzed machining, mechani· cal / hydraullc i pne uma t ic sys tems, as well as oxy-acet yle ne. arc and MIG welding. Hands-on experiences are provided using conventional and electronic m easurement devices, conventional and compute'r lzed numer ical control machine tools , up-to-date consulting the county a u~.ltor , said there were no unalloca ted funds available at this time. VAN TASTIC Summer Clearance I Ohio Lottery Johnson sets world record Kpight _issues court order on funds · , TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS - Phillip Sporn . captured ·the 1987 Appalachian Power Company's softball tournament over the weekend. Above, : first row, Jell to rlghl are Matt Russell, batboy; .. : Harold Russell, Skipper Johnson, .Danny 'ray lor. and ·Pat Aelker. Rear- Joey Roush; Pal Soulshy, Mitch Mace, Seott .Harrlson, Steve Hawl.ey, Greg Thomas, Randy Mealge and Kelvin Honaker. AbSent -:-. Matt Miller and Johnny Taylor. See story on page 3. WAS HIN GTON 1 UP !I Seven states have seen every one of their counlies' grow in pop ulation since 1980. with th e Sou thwes t taking In the mos t newcomers on a regional basis, the Census Bureau reports . In a survey released Sunday, the bureau sai d Alaska 's Matanuska -Susit na borough was the only one of ihe nation' s 3,138 county equivalents to more than double its size in the s tudy period, growing 119 percent ~e tween Aprlll, 1980, wheh the last major census was taken, and July 1, 1986. The survey covered counties and what the bureau considers county equivalents - Louis iana's parishes, Alaska's census areas and cities In some states that are not part of any county . Hernando County, Fla., on the state's booming Gulf Coast near St. Petersburg and Tampa, followed Matanuska - Susltna In relative growth at 74.8 percent. Then came 'K enai Peninsula borough In Alaska, up 70.7 percent ; Fl agler Co unt y, Fla ., showing a 66.5 percent increase; a nd Gwinnetr Count y, .Ga., up 6.5.9 percent. . No ne of those counties grew by more tha n 110.000. For pu re popula tion gr owth the winner was Los Angel es County, which grew . 818,700 to reach 8.296 million . Both the numerical growth a nd the total lead the nation. Maricopa County, Ariz .. home of. Phoenix, cam e In second with 391,000 new residents, followed by Harris County, Texas, .up 38S,800; San Diego County, Ca lif., 339,500; and Dallas County, Texas: 276,700. Loving County, Texas , was not only the biggest loser- dropping 42.9 percent In population - but also the least- populated county in the country, dropping to just 53 people as of July 1, 1986. Greenlee County, Arizona, suffered the next greatest loss by drop~ing 25.0 percent. MISSING - Sevenleellyear-old Patricia A.nn Miller has been missing s ince Aug. 19 ' according to members of her family. Las t seen wear in~; a while s hirt and blue jeans, Miller Is liVl' ft . tall, we ighs approxim at ely 85 to 90 pounds and now has light reddishblonde hair. i\ reward is being offered lor · any inlorml!tion leading to her whereabouts. Anyone with lnlonnatlon is asked to call ,Jack Miller at 742-2503 or he r mother, Patrl· cia Hill, Galllpolls, at <146·7294. � 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 30, 1987 girolami scott trainer