http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e60379555c5ff9e4ee91d8eede73c035.pdf 4eaf6b1607345887f4f42104fe14b676 PDF Text Text 12- The Sentinel 4. 1987 Sunday 50 cents Charming • mn opens in Meigs -Page B-1 'I .,.,. "' -~.-,... " JTPA is CAA's biggest program High school grid play in full swing Sports on Page C-1 Government develops new tests for meat Page- D-2 lnsidt> Along the Ri ver ..... .. . B-1-8 Busin ess ..... ... . ..... .. .... .. D-1 Com ics ........ ....... .... . Insert Cl...,sllleds .. ... ........... D-3-7 Deaths .......... . ........... .. A-6 Spor ts ......... .. .. ... ..... , C-1-5 • Rain likely Sunday , with highs between 75 a nd 80. • luttS - me ,, Vol. 22 No. 29 D- 8 Sections, 52 Pages iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~=~;;~~;;;;=~~~~~;;~~~P;Ie;a;sa;;n;t~,~S~e=p=tie;m~ber 6, 19ii8ii7iiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~~A Multimedia Inc. NewapopOJ · 1987 _-Latest Iian missile falls hannlessly offs ore . MANAMA, Bahrain (UPII - Iran Sa tu rday apparently fi red a nothe r Silkworm mlsslle at Kuwaiti territory bu t It landed har m lessly offs hore, dip lomats sa id , whi le Iraq reported Its warpla nes hit two tanke rs off I he Irania n coast. A southbound convoy of three re-tlagged Kuwa iti ta nkers ed ged wa rily pas t other Chinese: made Silkworms in the Stra it of Hormuz wit h other mer cha nt vessels tagging along lor U.S. Navy protection . Iraq! residents near the shore wher e the m iss il e a llegedly landed repor ted hearing a n explos ion at dawn , and one Wes tern dip lomat sa id "I think we have to ass ume it wa s a n other missil e. " He ad ded the pres umed Silkworm m lss il r land ed harm less ly In Kuwa it i waters bu t It wa s not Immed iat e ly known wh ere It was fired from . Kuwait Sa tu rday expelled live Ira nia n dlplo· mat s followi ng a Silkworm miss il e a ttack th at hit It s shores Friday . T he Kuwa l! l Foreign Min ist ry gave the fi ve ' Ira ni a n diploma ts a week to leave th e northern . gulf na tion. calling them per sona non grata, a minis try statement said. Wes tern diploma ts in Ku wa it city reached by telephone sa id the five proba bly are the full complement of the Irania n embassy, effectivel y . closing it. Mea nwhile, Iraq i jets streaked to the Iranian coast a nd carried out two "acc.u ra te and effective hit s" agai ns t " large nava l ta rgets," Iraq i parlance forta nkers.' a milita ry spokesma n said. The ' s pokes man qu ote<! by the Iraqi News Agency sai d one of the air strikes was two hours -before da wn a nd the oth er shortly a ft er noon. He sa id Iraq i jets a tt ac ked a nd hlt another ship attacked Friday night. Iraq cla ims Its jets have hi! 13 ships In the last eight days. Ttte Iraqi broadcast did not further Ide ntify the vessels the jets att acked or say whet her they were hi! by m lss les or gu nfire. Accordl n!( to the INA broad cast. th e a tta cks apparently we re fa r fr om the St ra it of Hor muz, through which a co nvoy of U. S. escorted re· flagged Kuwaiti ta nkers safely passed Saturday aft ernoon. · The U.S. Cen tral Comma nd sa id the Gas Queen and Cas P r in cess, bo lh 46.00!Hon liquefi ed natural gas carriers, a nd the 290,000-ton oil tan ker Tow nsend, wer e s hephe rded by the guidPd missile cruiser USS Reeves, th e guided m iss ile friga te USS Hawes, and th e des troyer USS Kidd . In a ddilion to the re-Ciagged Kuwait i v essels, two Liberian tankers joined the co nvoy for the das)) through the 15-m ile· long strait that separates the Gull of Om a n and the Persia n Guil. said television 1\Ctwor k reporters watch ing the convoy. The co nvoy was stretched out over a bout 12 miles. Sea Stall ion helicopters from the amph ib· ious carrier USS Guadal can al conducted mi ne sea rch opera tions for the tra nsit group. buf no mines were reported de tec ted. Kuwait i Foreign Min ister Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad AI Sa bah sa id a Silkworm m issile t hat , slammed inl. o Kuwait' s sou thern shore sho rtly before dawn Frid ay damaged some res ide ntia l bu ildings and industrial pla nts. Another Silk· worm reportedly was fired Wednesday from the Fa w pen insula and landed in Kuwa iti wa ters, bui. the .:e porl. was not confi rmed. · In a letter Frida y to Javier Perez De Cue llar, AI Sabah urged the U.N . secr eta ry gener a l to hold "app ropria te and urgent consultat ions" with ot her pa r ties and sai d Ir a n should be prevented from " continuing Its a ttacks again st Kuwa it.'" · In Was hingto n, U.S. inte lligence sources said the anti-ship missile wa s probably fired from "a mobi le platform" such as a t r uck, bu t it m issed lhe near es t U.S. target by 2 miles. One source said the only discernible tar get nearby was a " turning bas in, " where U.S. naval convoys form to es cort re- fl agged Kuwaili tankers through th e gu lf. Find $3 billion in "secret' car warranties, group reports WASHI NGTON (UP! ) - A group compla l ned Sat· co n s u m1~ r urday that ca r A salute to the people behind the scenes, \\U~g to keep America strong, prosperous, prtxb.Jctive Their united efforts are the foundation upon which our great nation exists ...upon which our c.wnomy thrives and our quality of life · excels. Each of us has a right to be proud , for ~ all a pan of it, as America's hard IMJrking labor force takes a well-earned holiday oi 115t. Have a Safe Labor SMITH NELSON MOTORS · POMEROY PH. 992-2174' INGELS FURNITURE and JEWELRY MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 PAT HILL FORD MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2196 CHESTER PH. 985-4100 MIDDLEPORT PJI. 992-5627 HOME NATIONAL BANK RACINE PH. 949-221 0 SYRACUSE PH. 992-6333 POMEROY PH. 992-2506 MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6491 POMEROY PH. 992-2644 POMEROY • POMEROY PH. 992-2054 CHAPMAN SHOES FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. BAUM TRUE VALUE POMEROY PH. 992-2136 CROW'S FAMILY IESTAURANT I. PQMEROY fPH. 992-5432 .POMEROY PH. 992-3785 BIG ~NO FOODlAND '; · r POIIROY · . RIO GRANDE - The annua l fisc al Impact of Rio Gr and e College and Community College on the area's economy totals nearly $60 million, a r ecently completed repor t ind lca i.es. The -report , prepa red by the college' s division of development, was designed to measure the economic and educationa l Impact of the college' on the community It serves. "While Rio Grande exists to meet the educationa l needs or the citizens or southeastern Ohio, " said Richard H. Owens, ViceDONATION MADE - People'• Baak of Point Pleuant, Muon and New Haven purchaaed the reserve champion pair of lambs at . President lor Development , "the this year's Melga Couaty Fair, thea donated the lambs lor reaale. college has stimulated the area economy by Increasing business The lambs were purchased by Muon FumHure, Ron aad ZuiiJNUI Materials Co. and Rlve~slde GoU Coul'lle of Muon C011nty, aad volume, creating Jol!s, generatIng grants and s tudent financial Cooper Chrysler-Plymouth-Dod~~! of Middleport. Proceedll from ' the sale were given to Carletoa School and a sizable check wa,s ald." · With an ann11al llscal budget presented to Lee Wedemeyer, superlnlendeDI of the Melp County exceeding $8.5 million and total Board of Mental Retardation-Developmental DlsabWitea. Wedeemployees numbering 170, Rio meyer expreaed thankli to the merchants and buslneaa people who Grande College and Community made the doaatloa poulble and saki the money will be clepoelted In College <:<mtrlbutes significantly Carleton's special gift account. Present lor the check preaentatlon to the economic health and were, left to rlahl, Randy VanMeter, vlce-prealdent of People's . growth of southeaste rn Ohio, Bank, Wedemeyer, and Don Fogleaon, chalrfll&l) of tbe People's according to the study. Bal)k "'-dvlsory Board. ·' CHESTER PH. 985-3301 VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6669 iPH. 992-2891 ' ________ _ ____.______ ___ ......:._ .:_ . _..__, MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6128 percent said he was not. In a n earlier 1984 ' survey, Hart. said bei ng a st rong leader wa s Rea · ga n's greatl"s t strengt h. Ha r t , who does co ns id erable polling lor Democr a tic candi dates, co nducted this survey for KldsP a c, a politica l a c tion com m ittee interested In ear ly child· hood Issues . The poll also showed that 39 percent of the voters said the nation s hou ld c hange to a Democratic president In 1988, while 30 percent said the nation should stick with a Republican. The figures were not surprising s ince they refleCt the percentages of the voter population thai Ide ntities with the Democr a !lc or Republican Part y. Reflecting th e con!lnued exis tence or a gender gap In American politics . .43 percent of the wome n thought It was time to switch to a Democrat, while only 34 percen t or the men had that feeling. PROJECT UNDERWA,V - Improvements to the U.S. 33 lour-lan e ar e und erway In Meigs County by the Shelly Co. of Thornville. Widening of the lanes Is taking place and cnews on Friday were a pplying a slurry seal to the widened ar ellS. Completion date for the Ohio Department ol Transportation project Is June ol next year. ODOT accepted a bid of $3.2 million fromtheJohh R. Jurgensen Co. of 'C incinnati for the project. Jurgensen subcontracted the work to Shelly at a cost of $2.6 m HUon. Should release escrow money soon By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staf . POMEROY - Meigs a nd Ma· son Coun ty businesses which donated money to pu t the ferry in operation while the P omeroy Mason Bridge was ou t of c.o mmission should expec t a pa rt of their money returned In the nea r ful ure. T he rele ase of $21,600 in donations, held In esc row to gua ra ntee repa ir of possible damages to P omeroy St. In Mason, Is expected shortly. Of the $21,600 tota l, $15,0CIO belongs to ferry o perator Da r rell operation. Rodger. Rodger left the area late Lois Test, Mason villag e relas t week on his way back to ·his corder. reports Mason Village Cli nt on. Iowa base. Council is wa iting for offlclql The remaining $6,600 will be word from Fred F ranc lose of tile retu rned on a percentage b asis to We st Virgi nia De partm e nt of the bus inesses wh ich made the Highways that Pom eroy St . wa s donations, accqrdlng to Bill not dam aged during the per iod Nease, pres ide nt of P omeroy the ferry operated. Tes t said Area Cha mber o f Comme rce and councilmember s will be c hec k· one of the driving forces behind · lng the st reet them se lves to . the fu nd r aising. determine if da mages ex is t a nd ·An addit ional $5,000 in dona- will then com pare their find ings tions was paid di rect ly l. o Rodger wit h those of the department of shor tly after the ferry we nt into Co ntinued on A-4 Rio's economic impact totals $60 POMEROY PH. 992-2815 . I . _,. _ K&C JEWElERS ership a s be in g Im por ta nt. Responde nts wer e allowed to ma ke more tha n one chol.ce. Twent y-nin e p ercent sa id beIng co m passiona te and car ing about J>('Ople was Importa nt; 20 per cen t picked patriotis m: 18 pe rcen t said be ing forwa rd lookIn g was Importan t. : 9 percen t c hose optimism and hope as a n Important quality. · Only 9 percent sa id they though t hones ty c haracter ized Reagan , while 49 perce nt said it was m iss ing In the pres ident. Twent y-four percent said Reaga n was a strong leader . while 22 GALLII'OliS PH. 446-2691 RAWLINGS-COATS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOM£ MIDDlEPORT rtt. 9U-5141 POMEROY PH. 992-2955 FRANCIS FLORIST ·- --·-- -·-....!.-- - -· - - -- - ·----··- --- PH. 992-2181 SWISHER & LOHSE FRUTH PHARMACY payin g bet ween S50 a nd S3,00o lor repa irs that Invo lve "econom ic defec.ts." The center sa id the hidden warra nt les cover vehic les so ld by Ge ne ra l Motors. Ford , Chrysler , Honda a nd Toyota lo r defec tive engines . automat ic transm issions. body paint and se at .~!e ll s ' · . Don Pos tma , a s pokes m an for Gener a l Molars Corp.. the nation's biggest a utomaker, told UPI It has no s ecret war ra nty I POMEROY PH. 992-2121 POMEROY PH. 992-2039 POMEROY PH. 992-2342 CHESTER PH. 985-3308 MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6685 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP MGM FARM CITY INC. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY INC. EWING FUNERAL HOME POMEROY PH. 992-2975 ByCI.AV F. RICHARDS l /PI Political Write r WAS HI NGTON i UP il - Vo· ter s wa nt the next Am erican pres id ent to be ho nest a nd a strong leader - two qua lifi es they sa y they do not see In Ronald Re agan , a s urvey by pollster Peter Hart showed Sa turd ay . Har t said his s urvey of 1,201 reg ist e red voters In m id-June found that the No. l qua lit ies .vote rs wan lin the nex t pres ident are hones ty and a commitment to play by the rules . Some 56 percent pic ked honest y, wit h 46 per cent ldentity lng s trong lea d· BAH~ ONI!. ATIIEHI, NA ....._ Oftio ....... '0C DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN, MUSSER INS. RIDENOUR SUPPLY r Psult . m ost con sumers end up policy , a nd said the defect s described by the consumer group " are a ll covered by specia l policies ." " Th e Information Is there In a s pecl.al policy pri nted In the warrant y booklet In the g love box of all new models a nd has been for several years." he said. : ·An they have to do Is read the material In the glove box and a sk the dea ler a nd find out whethe r • they qua lify for a spec ial poli cy .' ' The Detroit New s sil ld spokesmen for Ford , Chrysler , Honda a nd Toyota also den ied t he existe nce of secret war ranties . Americans want honesty and leadership .in next president HERITAGE HOUSE OF SHOES STATE FARM INSURANCE GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE Weekend RIGGS USED CARS manu f ac tu rC~ r s have used "secrcl wn r ra n lies" to cover S3 billion In repai rs on defec tive vehic les ma nufa ctured lx•tween 1980 a nd 19 6. Th<- Cent er for A ut oSa fPt ~· said J() million cars a nd light trucks are cov~ rro by the seer t war· ra nttes . und r w'h!ch. m a nufac· turers ha ve paid for re pa.irs only whe n the car a nd truck mo·ners complai n. The cente r, h ea dqua rt e r~'<~ in Was hlng1on , said II Is v irtua lly Impossible for most . own rs t.o find out a bout the hidden wa ra nt lcs . Th e group sa id that as a ·'I has rece ived $14 .1 million froin " Th ro u ghout ou r se rvice the Sta te of Oh lo in the form of ar ea," Owens said , " Rio Grande stude nt su bsidies. Not only does is a n Importa nt employer, consutha t a mount gre atly redu ce tui- mer and bu siness partne r .· · tion fo r community college stu · In a ddit ion, th e report cit es the dents, it represents funds that " linkage" !ha l ha s developed wou ld not have co me into the with the a rea ' s bu siness . indus- •.. district without the commun ity tria l, com m unil y, c ultu ra l a nd college. c ivic organizations as a ma jor Stat e subsid ies represen t less Impact of !he college. !. ha n hal l of t h e total Inco me "Throug h a dul t edu c a tion rece ived by th e college. Addi- classes, specia I tui tion rem is·. tiona l opera tio na l suppor t Is slons fo r the unemployed , te chnichie fl y derived from ·student c al ass is ta nce to regional small tuition and fees; federa l grants; buslriess a nd indus trial groups .." 'investment Inc ome; g ifts and Owens sa id , "Rio Grande has. gra nts from corporation s, foun · deve loped programs which redations, and private individual s . spond to. spec ialized needs ln Among Its findings, the report order to fac llil a tp the d evel<{P-. found that the c ollege spent over me n!. of resources specific to oli'l': -: • $2 million for loc al purc hases geographic loca tion . " Ri o Grande has utilized ltie' : during academic year 1986-87. Over a ll,. Rio Grande College . expertise of fa cult y . stall anP:: alone generates a pproxima tely 7 advisory comm illees, as we ll percent or the a rea' s annua l Its specia lized fac ilities and- : Income: and. provides 1 percent equipment · to develop a ric~ : ' of tota l employ ment In Gallla , variety of programs des i g n ed:t~ · J ackson, Meigs and VInton meet the needs of our locti : cou nties. co mmunities,'' Owens said. ·: : •: "' ...~..: .. • ••• • 'I ' Applying a sta nd ard m ult iplier . of 7 to th e college's annua l budget Indica tes a direct impact on the local economy tota ling $59.5 million. In addit ion to the direc t benefit of fhe Instit utiona l budg e t on the area, the college's impa c t on the region Is ex t en d ~d wit h Its curren t bu ilding a nd d evelop·· ment progra m . Since 1979, building and renovation proj ects at Rio Gra nde have totaled more tha n $11 million. In addition, the co llege Is now In . the first stages of cons truction of a new $4 million class room bulldlng. Another $1 million has been allocated ·. by the sta te lor the renov ati on of a n exis tin g structure. An evalu ation of labor em· ployed and supplies purchased Indicates that up to 15 percent, ·$2.4 million, of those ·funds have been, or will be, spentin the area. Over Its 11 year his tory, Rio Gra nde .Commmunl ty College milli~n I -----..;. ( -~·..: ' +,. .. ........ ..... ~ I · ~ I • • --..=• ' . ,. �.. Septamt,e, 6, 1987 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 8 AM EDT 9-06·87 C«;)mmentary and perspective Page- A-2 • .Fires burning out of control out West September 6, 1987 By United Press lnterqatlonal F lOoding In the Southeast and winds In the Roc ky Mountains Saturday, along with cooler, windier conditions help spread the raging wildfires In the West. Fires Intensified F riday In seven Wes tern states, blackenIng more than 800 square miles and dr iving thou sa nds of people from their homes In the worst conflagration In decades . "The forecas t out of Redding, Calif., Is they do expect the fires to continue throughout the Labo r Da y weekend. Tha t 's not exact ly what they want to .hear. What they need is a good· snowfall," said National Weather Service forecaster Dan McCarthy . While No~thern California and the coas t were expected to see Two who stood tall - - ' - - - - ----:--_ B_::y_C_e_or=--ge_P_lag_e_nz A Divis ion of 825 Third Ave. , Gallipolis, Ohio Ill Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio (614 ) 446-2342 (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publis her. • HOBART WILSON ,JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publis her-Controller . A MF.MAF.R t~ fTh1'• Lni tt·ll Pn ·~ :- lnl f' rn : ~TirJn-1 1 . l nbnd D.ai l:-o' PrP~~ Assnci.1 · !Inn a ml l hl ' Amf'rlc:m 1'\pw s raptT Publ ish1n A s soc i : tll r~ n I . E TIF. R~ In n ~ . OF OPI KIO!'\ a r.1• IIP\ff'lmt ·. Tht 'l ~twuld ht· lf·ss lh:.n :~m \torrt~ AI I IPI!Prs : m· .~uhi{'t ' l l n t ·ll i lin J,: ;mel m u"J twslg nr'fl wllh nam P. adrh·1•ss :1nd H•lf •ph om• numhf' l' N n unsignt'(l 11·11r•1'<., will hf' pl.lbll.o:h('l\. l. (' llt 'l' .'~ shn uld I)(' in _l!nr,fl t :,~tf'. acl(lrC'ssi n ~ iss_ut ·s. nol ppr;;on:d i l ih;, · I~tters A P0 l to the editor · ogtzes fro nt a nd boa t r amp were built by the corps of engineers with our ta x money. The boat r amp Is importa nt to m e as we ll as other boa ters o( our a rea. So by work in g together Gallipolis can continue to be a great place to live. Gl enn R. J ohnson Ga llipolis, Ohio I am writing this letter in an}iwer to De bbie Tipple, the Pas I .Preside nt of the Junior Women :Club of Ga llipolis. ' First , let me say tha t I a m -sorr y if I gave credit to your civic 'minded organization whic h you · d'td not deserve. So let it be clear Those wer e th e days when a bad boy was one who car r ied m a tc hes in his poc ket. Or skipped sc hool. Tha t was J ack Donova n's weakness. Goi ng to school was never on hts list of "things to do." Conseq uently he spent a lot of time In Miss Kerr's office. Ma ry l{err was our high school principa l. Those who grew up under he r stern and wa tchful eye developed a vivid sense of right and wrong - a sense of wha t was expected of us. Ifwe dldwrongif we fa iled to live up to what was expected of us - we faced the pros pect of e nding up "in Miss Kerr' s olflce." When that ha ppened (a nd It happened to m e once ) it wasn 't a ll that bad. But we left her ofl!ce with a sense that the wrong we had done ha d not gone unnoticed a nd tha t it was not ewected to continue. Miss Kerr stood ta ll In our eyes. She was ta ll physically a nd ta ll in character a nd , stan ding In the sha dow of her presence, we gr ew ta ll too. If J ack Donova n didn 't hold the record lor the most t imes ca lled into Miss Kerr's office. he was a leading contender. I have ofte n Congratulations! Now , th eapologizing. swimmin g pobl. You attribu te leas t parwe t ofcoJack's wonder eda twhe ther uld n' t : that I am : stated your group was Invol ved 1 wa nt to congratula te Jay Hall ~_uccess in later life to a ll those : in your loc al governm ent as con- and Bern ard F ultz lor 1·helr ef- 1 - hours he spent In Mi ss Kerr's · cerned citiens of .Ga llia County to for ts and money which they have compa ny. : get the !ax incre ase passed lor give n for the benefit of Pomeroy. Stra ngely, J ack was never The two ne w buildings tha t seen in her offi ce in the spr ing. : tlie purpose of building a new • pooL As we a ll know it only took a they have construc ted come at a tha t season when the Huck F inn : few res idents of Gallipolis to time when P omeroy needed a types could be counted on to lose : pliss the tax Issue, knowin g very s hot in the ar m economica ll y. their way to schooL Spring was . ' well that a lot of th e money was . Both J ay a nd Berna rd have baseball season J ack loved base; going to come from people outgone out of their way to improve ba iL He was the sta r cent er • side of your Ci ty. These people !..O t he appea ran ce of the town. Ho- fiel de r on the high school nine . If : have no voice in the ci ty govern pefully they a nd other c it izens wanted to play, he ha d to have his : ment. So .we have taxa tion will do the ir best to m a ke Po- elig ib il ity card signed each w<>ek ·meroy a mor e attractive place to by all his teac hers. That mea nt • without represt"nta tion. : Since your club is civic minded do busi ness. s howing up for class. I am personall y th a nkfu l for It was the only s tra tel)'y ever : and you sta ted you worked with •· the city governme nt, would it be thei r co ntr ibution towards the devised by a nybody to get J ack to : poss ible that you could take the golf course. go to school with a ny regular it y .. I am cert ain lha l a ll Meigs J ack co uld win a popular it y ; challenge of working to re-open • our parkfront and boat ra mp 24 countia ns feel the same towards contest whenever he went. He : hOurs a day again. these men and what they· have c ha rmed every bod y - except • You see, I a m helping to sup' done for the town of Pomeroy ~Y m,other wa ul~ a lways tell m e, ' port your swimming pool, a nd a nd Meigs County. Don t hang a round with th a t Fred w. Crow . Donovan boy. He 'll neve r : never Intend to use ll. The park -~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ua l right to deny him Ihe benefit s It some of th e values and r ules J ac k Donova n and the rest of us of s uc h moral tra ining? Miss Kerr stood ta ll lor right learned In Miss Kerr's day behaviorsll ll our best hope lor without warring about it tram happiness and sa nity In a wo rld pling on "indiv idua l rights." Its course. . gone off But did the old syste m trampJe Jack Donovan stood tall too'on Indivi du a l right s? Or did It a successful product of her school build lnd lvtdua!s capable of of old -fas hio ned , .n ur turin g doing rig ht? Wouldn 't It , rather, discipli ne. be trampling on a child 's lnd!vld- a mount to a nything," Jack grew up to be mayor ol the c it y where we lived a nd later was a n executive wit h a big public utility, while my mother's pride and joy grew up to be a humble newspa pe r reporter . I would remind my mot her or that in later years a nd we would have a good laugh. I rem inded he r alit again this wee k when t he word came tha t J ac k's ha ppy hea rt had given out. We we re bot h sa d. Jack a nd Miss Ker r had remained affectiona te fr iends until she died three years ago. T hei r pa th s crossed often when they lived In the sa me ci ty . He was grown th en a nd he ruled Ci ty Hall, but she was a lw ays " Miss Ker r" to him . I still like to thin k of them this delightful Pec k's Bad Boy a nd the woman of a uste re a nd regal di gnit y In the pr inc ipa l's offi ce, who was both his adversa ry and his friend. Whe n It was no longer necessary to be his a dversa ry , she rema ined hi s devoted fr iend lor life. I ca n't help but th ink t'ha t the val ues-free system of educat ion so ma ny young people are .-x posed to today could be vastly ~SNOW FRONTS : LaSALLE GALLERY IS BACK IN MIDDLEPORT r;im=p~ro~v~ed~lf~w;e~l~n~co~r~p~or~a~te~d~i~n~toJ~;;~~~~~~~B~v~~~~~~~~~~~~~t FURNITURE GALLERIES August Clearance Sale •Lamps •Beautiful Prints •Crystal •Brass •Sedionals •Chairs •End Tables •Sofas •Mirrors •Bedroom Su.ites · •Dining Room Suites •Silk Arr-angements Plant and pe~t clinic set fr ee pla nt and pest diagnos tic clinic. Two technicians Irom Ohio Stat e Univers ity will be at the Se pt.1 2 eve nt , from noon to 3 p.m . Na ncy Taylor, pla nt pa thologis t and Julie Ne al. e ntomology1s t will Identify Insects a nd plant materi al for disease. Plan trapper training class 'The Ohto Div ision of Wildlife and ihe Ga l!l a County Conserva ti on Club will ~ pon sor a tra pper -training class Septe m ber 15 a l the Ga ll!a Count y Gun Club on Buck Ridge Roa d. Ga iilpoils. Th e hours will be fr om 6 to 9 p.m . All fir st -tim e t ra ppers mu s t . complete this course a nd pa ss the e xa mination before purchasing a tra pping license. For more Information, contact Te rry Hawk, ga me protec.t or , a t 446- 1967. ing piects plus an armless lovestat. REG. S297S ONE ONLY ~ .----' ( (herry finish oyst1r with blut ~19 $299 best. Please send me details about mau sol e ums without ob ligation . ONE OF l KIND ITEMS - DISCONTINUED SUITES FOR MASTER OR GUEST ROOM $999 SALE CLOSEOUT ~- -- -- - -- -- ------ - -- --------- - -· •FINE FURNITURE •CARPET •WINDOW TREAHilt;NTS •INTERIOR DESIGN •WALL COVERING •CUSTOM DRAPERY LOGAN MONUMENT -CO. ' FURNITURE •HOURS 9 :30-5:00 DAILY MONDAY & FRIDAY GALLERIES •FREE DELIVERY 9:30-8:00 CORNER SECOND AT GRAPE ST. IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . . 446-0332 CLE VELAND (UPI ) ~ Friday's winning Ohio ~:Dttery numbers: Dally Number 202. Ti cket sa le's totaled $1,464,138, with a payoff due of $545, 130. PICK-4 4538. PICK-4 ticket sales toialed $209,929.50, wi th a payoff due of 256-1470 WHY PAY S1,200 OR MORE FOR A LIVING ROOM SUITE WHEN YOU CAN · CHOOSE YOUR OWN STYLE AND FABRIC. PRICES STARTING AT $599 & UP OR GIVE YOUR OLD SUITE A FACELIFT BY HAVlNG IT REUPHOLSTERED. PRICES VARY DEPENDING ON CHOICE OF FABRICS. • .• Larry and Patty Circle farm In Sutton Township; a nd Kathy . Wilson on Satu rday Identifying ~oew~'ZPKarr fa r m In Chester SPECIAL LABOR PRICES DURING DAY WEEK OPEN All DAY LABOR DAY - Winners will receive green and white so il a nd water co nservatton caps fromt eh Me igs Soil a nd OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 A.M. TIL 4:30P.M. SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 1:30 WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. Til 6:30 P.M. Water Conservation Dis tri ct. Hos!:~~s :~:r~al LABOR ~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::~ "Pick a big winner:' Save up to $2 on poster prints. POME ROY - Friday Adm issions- Kermit Buzzard , Middleport ; Cloyd Robert Brotherton, Millwood. W.Va.; Anna Koenig, Racine; Bi lli e H yse ll , Mi ddl epor t. · Friday Discharges - Mary Gilk ey, Leondu s Lee, Mild red Fowler, P a ul Wol le. Kodak l ~~ 12" x 18" only:' 'M ' $15.95 $12.95 (..g. 117·951 l•eg. 113.95} • ' Offer good only during September. .: Thrn )llur own 35 mm negatives or slides into greal, big, beautiful posters. ·' Think of lhe fun you'll have with giant · 'color posters of you , )I)Ur friends, and )'OUr family. They're great for gift giving, decorating )'OUr home and •• office, dressing up a dorm room, or .. showing someone you care in a big way. Come in for fuU details. TAWNEY STUDIO Looking for haqp-held or wrist weights for your eKercise class? We have 'h lb. handheld and 1 lb. wrist weights in bright colored terry cloth . GALLIA MEDICAL SUPPLIES S3 Court Street Gallipolis, Ohio (lO<atod botwHn Oscar's and Mack 's Auto) SUSAN llliOn, RN, (f, Manager Mon. -Fri. 9 AM·5 PM 614-446-6949 . 20" x 30" only 424 Second Ave. G•llipolis ·•. ~-. lf'lEultUn AIG-4 11Z IIDdM Cotllp!ill)'. 1,;7: $94.572. PICK-4 $1 stra ight bet pays $3,600. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $150. f( ISP ~25-M Uih Puhl l!ohr'll t•: wh StJnil.t\ . R2!i Th il 'tl 1\ \ 'f'. r.;t lllpoli.. , Qh ln. h~· thrOh lt 1\'aile-:'-' Puh li...:hlnr: C'omp:mv Multiml'(tl ii . l n<:. Sf• da"~ !)O.'il~ t~l' p:lfcl al C.alll pPII~ . t'o ml Oh h·1 -l!';t;iH. Enr t '·n~l i&s ~C't1'lnd d ; t!;!'i m rtll lnl! m111C'r :II Pnm(''r o.' . Oh i(l, Po.~ I Olfkf'. M r m t)r·r : l 1nllt 'tl 'MIDDLEPORT - Ma nley's Trash Service will pick-up on Monday as us ual in Middleport and Pomeroy. 1 VINTON, OHiO . GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0. BOSH MANAGER PHONE 38a·8603 Manley's will opera_'e Monday No trash seroice Monday RACINE- There will be no Monday tra s h pick-up In-Racine on Monday, due to the Labor Da y holiday. Trash will be picked up Tuesday a nd We dnesday. · Pr~''~" l nl fi r n.llinna l. In 1:•ntl D :•ll\ P t' ('~~ A ~"rwl ; tl inn ;Hl tl 1hr• Oh tn Nt •\l.'s PaPi'r A...,snr i:ll inn. Nnllon:il A d vr' r tl ~ ln,e HC' pl'r~r> nt arh · t • . Rr·:1nh am Nt•w.sp:r pt•r· ~airs. i:l.~ Thlrcl AwmH'. Nc •w Y nt k . NPW Yn rk 1f){J17. SU ND~Y ONLY S\J KS( 'KII'TrON Ko\1'ES By ('.-rrirr or Motor Koult• One• \Vfot•k ........ , .............. ..... 1-ill . CI'ni ~ Onf' Y r : ~r .. ,.... .. ...... . . ~.1 1 :!0 S!NGLF. COP\' PRICE Sund ;n ................... .. Free clothing day planned .. ,. r-tO Ct• nt ~ h.v mnl l p~ · rmi t lh l in " ·hon• mntnr t'ttn ll'r ~l·nic-~· 1:-: avnll;tblf'. Nn ~tl bsl' rlp t ln n s ar<•a .~ I CHESHIRE- Free Clothing Da y for low Income (IO"rsons will be Thursday, Sept. 10, from 9 a .m . to noon . The clothing bank Is loca ted !n the old school building In Cheshire. It Is sponsored by the Gallia-Melgs Community Actlon Agency . T hC' Su n<l < l~ r~ pnn .~ib l <' lor ;•ch·an t·t' Sl:< months ...... .. .. ..... ......... .... ... $Hi.Jifl Dally and Sunday MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lnsldP Counly 11 Wf'f' k)o( .. .......... ... ............ .... .. $17 .1q 2+1 Wf'f' ks ... ... .. ... ... ....... .......... S.1V!ti 52 Wf'c•k!-i .. ....... .......... .. $t;fi~ Rl\lt"H OUL"'ide County 1:1 W('f' kl-l . ..... ................... .. ....... $1!-1-. ~0 2fi Wf'f'k!-i .. .. .. .... .. , ... .. .. ...... ..... .. ttn.Hl :i2 ~(' l'k S . .. ..... ...... ... .. .. ....... . .. $67.011 ,DR. JOHNNA Jf)RGENSEN announces the opening of her office limited .to the practice of Pediatric: Dentistry -dentistry for . children and adolescents - :t ,. .t located .a t the Sprinil Yallty Professional Building 506 Jackson Pike, Suitt 101 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 :t ; ' · OHke houri :·L. . b.y...appolnt........ _•. -41_ .-~ ...,.~ -~ ...- .-~ Telephent 446-2191..:-J ..._ CHRYSLER LeBARON : COUP! ; S750 itMt~·~ S222~8NrHt pa ymf'nts m:u\(• 10 C'Jrril•rs. Nunday Onl,,· ,On!"' Vr•:tr ............. ........... ......... S'\2 . 2 ~ GALLIPOLIS - Terri Belville has been hired as the new dlreclor of tourism for the Ohlo Valley Visitors Genter . Bellev!lle Is a graduate of Hannan Trace H!gh School and Rio Gran(je College. The Ohio Valley VIsitors Center Is a non-profit corporation composed of representatives of organizations, agenc.les , societies and firms with an Interest In development of local tourism and conference Industry . GET 1.9°/o :r~~~~~AGE OR CASH BACK Timl"'!l·SC'> nl\nc•l will not tx• MAll. SIJBSCRIPTIONS Tourism director hired FEATURED IN OUR WINDOW REG. PRICE 12295 1 1 City or Town I POMERY, OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE LEE L. VAUGHAN, MGR. PHONE 992-2588 Reg. 1415 Solid brass hardware with corner guards! Suite indudn 66 inch dresser with 7 drawers 2 doors, 2 twin mirrors, full/queen H.B., night stand, S drawtr chest. · ' 1 Street or Route --'-------- - - - - - - Phone row with blue and ueam dot. leg. Tan. Stripe ITEM . DESCRIPTION REG. SAL£ CHAIR Peach, channel back design, Gilliam ................................ ....... 1599 S122 OAK BUFFET 64", 4 door, 3 drawers .lots of storage ....................... 1949 S400 MOBILE SERVER Drexel aak, 3 doors, silver troy .......................... I 12 39 $300 OAK WALL UNIT DROP LID DESK 3 drawers ................ ,..................... 1529 S250 OAK WALL UNIT Glass doors, lighted, I drawer, 2 doors ............... 1648 S250 JMHOGANY BUFFET 2 door, 3 drawers, 46" wide ............. ............ '505 S200 MAHOGANY REPRODUCTION ARM CHAIR, boll, dowfoot .................. IS70 S275 PECAN GLASS TOP SOFA TABLE Trod., 49" wide .............................. 1277 S99 2 DREXEL OAK STORAGE END TABLES 26"x26" ...........................ea.IS39 ea. S250 I DREXEL OAK ETAGERE 30x14x76 ................................................... 1439 S200 PEDESTAL ROUND BAMBOO PLANT STAND 12x40 ............................. 1160 - S44 CONTEMPORARY BLACK SWIVEL CHAIR & OTTOMAN ~ ........................ 1650 S27S ROUND GLASS & BRASS ACCESSORY TABLE... ..................................... 1239 S99 CORNER CHAIR by lane -Mahogany & Yew. Wood ...................... 1350 S175 BEAUTIF~L Nome - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - 1 1 Rtc lintr in solid CAMPAIGN CHERRY BEDROOM SUITE I 1 POM E ROY - Me igs Count y Emerge ncy Medica l Services repor ts four ca lls Friday; Rutland at 1: 36 a. m. to Me ll!s Mine No. 1 for George Cozart Ia O'Bieness Me moria l Hospita l ; Raci ne a t 5:06 p.m . trans ported Naomi Black from an auto accide nt on Hoback Road to Ve te ra.ns Memoria l Hospita l; P ome roy at 10: 33 p.m . to Me morial. Drive for Be a Donohue to Ve ter a ns Memoria l Hospital: Racine a t 1047 p .m. tre ated Ta mmy Kennedy at the scene of an auto accident on Cemetery Road. S212 SID $269 S27$ 5175 log. 1610 20% TO 750fo OFF REGULAR PRICES CLOSE-OUTS - :0 0 ottoman ~ ~ Green, Rose , CROWN CITY, OH. Squads receive 4 calls. Friday FLOOR SAMPLE ITEMS 0 1 1 llack Swivel (tloir with FlU and rost dot. log. 137! SAVE r- --- ~- ---- - COUPON--- - - ------.., I Please send me FREE booklets showing me morials I printed in full calor with size and prices listed . I I I I Kindly ha'e an author ized Logon Monument Co . I representative call at my home. 1 I $1490 ~ ·~ Wing Cha i1 Plum Moire Tufted Lottery numbers A program fea tu re fo r the 198'1 Farm Cit y Field Da y will be a Three individual stat· - r;==========;"t On T uesday, Se pt. 8; Immunizations and TB skin tests ·wiil be given a t the Ga il Ia Codnt y Health Departme nt from 1 to 3:30 p.m . only . The c hange lhat d ay Is necessa ry to fac ilitate a Children's Clinic In the morning. Norma llmmun )za tlon sc heduling o!Tuesday a nd F r iday, 8 to 11:30 a. m. a nd I to 3: 30 p.m ., will res ume on F riday, Sept..H. Storewide R&M FURNITURE MANUFACTURING STATE RT. 7 ~~:~~~r:;o~~~~~~~hi£\t~~~~ South Central Ohio Ra in likely Sunday, with highs between 7!> and 80. The probability of preclplta- · tlon Is 60 percent Sunday. Lake Erie Southeasterly winds 10 to 20 knot s Sunday. Chance olshower s Sunday. The La ke E rie wa ter temperature off Cleveland Is 71 degrees . Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday variable cloudiness and a c ha nce of showers Monday a nd Tuesday, with fa ir weather on Wednesday. Hi ghs will range from 80 to 85 Mond ay, fa lling Into the 70s Tuesday and ra nging from the mid 60s to the mid 70s Wednesday . Overnight lows will be In the 60s Monday morning, between 55 and 65 early Tu esday a nd In lhe 50s Wednesday : m orning. • -.- • ~ Township; Larry Young on Thu rsday JNilh the cecil Heilma n Weather Health Dept. changes schedule Save POMEROY __;_ Linda Montgomery was the winne r of Tuesday's Mystery F arm contest at the Me igs County Fair .. She correctly Identified tlie Salem Township farm of Rex and Catherine Shenefield. Other winners wer e Terri Nutter on Wednesday, lndentl fy lng the Humphrey fa rm In Olive ·-..'••.• Drenching showers a nd thun- a lso was reported In Washington derstorms flooded s treets In County In northwest Florida. parts of the Carolinas Friday . "Two to five Inches of rain wu Heavy downpours of up to 8 Inches of rain caused street forecast Saturday In southeaS;t flood ing Friday in Charles ton Georgia along the coast Into and McLe!la nvll!e, S.C. LowSouth Carolina and southe as:t ly.Jng areas were flooded by more North Carollnil- That's where tbe than 2 Inches of rain· that soa ked flooding potentia l will be tl)e Wilmington, N.C . Loca l floodi ng- greatest," McCa rthy sa!d. cooler tem peratures, McCartJiy · said cooler a ir moving Into ihe northern Rockies "could create a windy situa tion. Tha( ll help s pread the fires." He said the ch ances of thunderstorms, bringing lightning and winds but little r ain to the area, "are dim inishing." Widely scattered s howers a nd thunderstorms were forecast to<lay from the upper Mississippi Valley and the northern Plains south through the central and high Plai ns Into the southern Plateau . Numerous showers and thunderstorms over the upper Mississippi Valley a nd parts of.Kan•a s and Colora do into the pa nhandles of Texas a nd Oklahoma were In Saturd ay 's forecast. Name farm contest winners at 1987 Meigs County fair CHESAPEAKE - The Chesapeake Bypass was dedicated Tl)ursday by Warre n J . Smtih, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, ending nearly 25 years os s tate and local efforts to complete the $12.2 million project. Smith was lifted Into Ihe air by a department roadside bucket truck so he could unveil the s ign officlal!y dedicating the · bypass. The sign Is located on the bridge s i>annlng the Army Corps of E ngineers Symmes Creek Boat Dock. Also present at the ceremonies were mas ter of ceremonies, Marshall P. Ba um, ODOT Dis trict 9deputy director: State Sen. Jan Long, St a te Rep. Mark Malone, and Robert Dalton , I pres id e nt of the Gr t"ate r Lawrence Count y Chamber or Commerce . The Chesa pea ke Hi g h Schoo l ba nd, led by J on Ba ine, provided the mus ic. W.H . Blausey, Inc ., of Woodvl!le, was the contractor for th e · project , Whjch began construction In Ma rch, I985, as pa rt of Gove r11or Celes te's " Operation Jobs -Highways" program . With b\olilt-in rediner in >Oft dovo gray fobri<. Logon Monument's consultants ore trained to help see your pions through from beginning to end by providing sound Information and the · finest quality products. When you've mode the pre-planning decision you Jleedn 't It to anyone of all us . . . It's what we understand flj SHOWERS S tdtic . . p cc.:ud~d Chesapeake bypass dedicated SECTIONAL 10% Deposit and Balance In Convenient Low Monthly Payments CHOOSf FROM THf LARGEST SELfCTIONS IN CENTRAL and SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE-WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS " Cc !~ S --Local briefs----· LARGECOMFORTABLE ·Nothing you buy will ever be as permanent as a family monument. Its purchase warrants thought and guidance. See what you buy. Visit the monument dealer who has a complete display, and who can design a personalized monument to harmonize with its surroundings. We have the experience. We have the complete display. We specialize in fully guaranteed monuments and have been satisfying customers for over 50 years. f'tP.;''I RAIN WEATHER MAP- During early Sunday morning, showers and thunderstorms are lorecast for por&lo118 of the upper Mississippi Valley and the upper Great Lakes. Rain showers and thunderstorms are Iorecast for porlloas of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and the inlddle Atlantic Co"'t states. Showers and thunderstorms are also possible In porllons of the central Plains, the eastern Gull Coll8t and southern Atlantic Coast. (UPI) ~ Yvonne Scally and lalllt Vtnay Welcome Our Old Customers and Are Ready To Serue New Custome.rs. • BASKET WEAVING. STENCILING AND BOW & WREAtH MAKING CLASSES . CA'LL 992 -7521 FOR INFORMATION . EXPANDED LINE OF HOME DECORATIONS . FLORAL SERVICES. CRAFT CLASSES, WEDDING CESSORIES AND GIFTS FOR All OCCASIONS . HOURS : 9 :30-4 :30 Monday-Saturday Clasad Thursday Evenings and Other Hours 11 'IIJrm The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A -3 Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . t Payments based on ll3,C62.00 stickef price with $1000.00 down at 9~ 75% Annual Percentl&e Rlh for 60 equal monthly payments . Title and lues utra. This .is o111r an ••ample. Peymttlts depend on actual dealer prjce and equipment level of vehicle. $500 PLYMOUTH : SUNDANCE : CASH BACK!** $190 ~§NrHt tPaymenls based on 59980.00 sticker pri~e with $0.00 down at 9.75%Annual Perce11bt1t for 60 eq•al monthly payments. Title and tn:ts extra. This is only an trample. PayMents deper~d on aetyal ctuler prict and equipment levtl of vehicle. NOW GET DISCOUNT 7-YEU/70,000 MI.E PROI'KTION Protects engine ond powertrcin ond ogainst outer b-ody ' rust-through on American-built cars. See this li,.ited . warranty at your dealer. Som~ restrictions apply. . OIRYSLER CREDIT. SEE YOUR DULEI FOR DUAILS I HURRY IN NOW - BEFORE EVERYTHING GOES! COME SEE CARROLL NORRIS, MIKE NORTHUP, TOMMY SPRAGUE, PETE SOMERVILLE, or DALE HILL · You'll Llh Our Q11llty Way_of Dolne Bu•lnud 446-0842 Gallipolis • Fin.oncing i1fo r qualified ~eloil buyers through Chrysler Credi t Corporation on 1elect new 1987 dtoler stock. Other rates ore o.•oiloble a, length o( contrott increases. Dealer contributi On may affect final price_. • • Co' h back it lor reta il bu yers and leu ee1on new dealer 5tocM . See dealer lor detaihi. ) \.. ,.... ' '# • ::·· ,•, :·•• .'· • .NORRISYourNORTHUP DODGE, INC. Chrysler-Dodge,Piymouth Dealer 300 Third Ave. : :~~~-. �Page A-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel f I Happenings in Meigs Dedication set Council meeting MIDDLEPORT - Dedication of the new American Legion Building in Middleport wlil take place Monday, Labor Day, at 12 noon. Refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome. RACINE - Racine Village Council will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m ., at the Shrine Park. Trustees meeting POMEROY - The office of Piimned Parenthood of Sou· theast Ohio Patient Se rvices . 236 East ~ain St ., Pomeroy. will be closed Monday In observance of Labor Day. Offices will reopen Tuesday a t 9 a .m. ' LETART FALLS - Letart Township Trustees will meet Monday, 7 p.m., at the town hall. HARRISONVILLE - Colum· bia Township Tr ustees will meet Monday, 7: 30 p.m., at the fire station. Sept8mber 6. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio...:.Point Pleasant, W. Va. Office closed Municipal court GALLiPOLIS - In Gallipolis Municipal Court Friday , Michael T. Queen, 25, of Washington Court House, was fined$12 for not having a muffler. Speeding bonds were forfeited CHESTEH - Chester Town· . by Gary D. Walker, 29, Coalton. ship Trus tees will meet Tuesday, $38; Thomas E. Rife, 42, Oak Hil l, 7:30p.m.. a t townhall. $40; and Richard D. Plymal e, 35, Boost t" 2001 Chatham St., $40. ers mee Ing Various . bonds were forfeit ed POMEROY _ Meigs .Junior by Ricky Elkins, 22. Thurman, a nd Senior High Band Boosters $39. not wearing a helmet when . th e riding a motorcycle; T.F . Burle· W ..! I I meet Tuesday . , 7 p.m. , m high school band room. son, 74, Rt . 1. Gallipolis. S41. failu re to yield; and Patsy M. PTO meeting Field s, 43 , Cheshire , $41, tailgating. PORTLAND- Portland PTO BUley L. Halley , 66, of Rt . 1, will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m. , to Crown City , had to pay court costs for speeding. finalize plans for the fall car nival to be held OCI . 3. Everyone .-------~--­ welcome. SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· ship Trustees will meet Monday, 7:30 p.m.. at the Syracuse Municipal Building. Finnicum access to Second Avenue. Finnleum was cited for failure to yield . In other police matters, Byron E . Chapman, 23, ofRt. 2. Patriot, Pqlice probe city accicdent ' ( GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis Pollee Department was called to the scene of a n accident Frid ay. at 3:53 p.m. a t 702 Second Ave. · The acc ide nt occu rred when Sharon A. Ru ssell , 36, of 2104 Chatham St. . was driving south on Second Avenue. As Russell was passing J ohnson 's Supermar ket , a car driven by JackEl . Fi nn icum. 61, of Upper River Roa d, Ga l.iipolis. pulled from the ex it of J ohnson's Supermarket a nd hit Ru sse ll's ca r In \he left side. An unidentified vehicle, tt·aveling north, stopped to allow was cited Saturday morning lor having an open container. . · · Samuel A. Smith, 27, or Rt . 2, Bidwell, was cited Saturday morning for reckless ope ration of his vehicle. r;==.::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;==~ HDLZEA CLINIC GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ShoUld..,. ____c;:o:.:n.:.t:.:.:in:u::::ed::..,::fr.:,:o::_m:cp~a:'!g~e~l_ __ __ highway' s. As long as all pa r ties a gree no damages exist, the money will be r ele ased as soo n as official go a head is received, Test says. . Phil Rober ts. Meigs Count y e ngineer , says he s poke wi th Fra nciose In P omeroy on the day ·of the bridge ~eopeni n g. He s ays Franciose told him he had alrea dy examined P omer oy St . and found no pavement damage. He told Roberts his only concer n about the street was an oil spill. Roberts exa mined the s treet th is past Wednesday and con· curred with Franciose tha t the "CO NVENIENT HEALTH CARE' - THAT DOESN'T COST AN ARM AND A LEG" URGENT CARE· CENTER 446-5287 by the Army Co rps of )!: ngineers Jo release $100,000 from the Sla te of Ohio which wa s held to guar antee repa ir or possible damages to the corps' owne d Mason la nding. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY w..f"kt>AdA & floliday ~ I :00 P.M. lo 9 :00P.M . Moncla~·-frlda~ 5:00 P.M. lo 9:00 P.M. . . . . . . . . -.. . . . . . ....,..,....--------.. . HARRISONVILLE - The Sep· tember meetin g · of the Me igs r::=============::::~~~...County Firefighter 's Associa tion will be held Wednesday . Sept. 16, 7: 30p.m., at the Sci pio Towns hip Fire Station In Harrisonville. The program will be on ffre rescue. POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Merchants Association will meet 5: 30 Tuesday evening at Bank One. LABOR DAY SPECIAL TAPES RENTED ON SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOT DUE BACK UNTIL TUESDAY. STOCK UP NOW FOR THE LONG WEEKEND WITH THESE NEW RELEASES SYRACUSE - Syracuse Elementary is having an open house on Tuesday at 6:30p.m. , followed by PTO at 7. Everyone welcome. Meeting changed LIGHT OF DAY AN AMERICAN TABLE' THE MISSION NEW SUNDAY HOURS 12 SYRACUSE -Due to Mon· , day's holiday. Syracu se Board of Public Affairs will meet at 7 p.m. on Tu~day . Plan session at Rio DAYTON - The University ol Dayton's Graduat e School of Education will hold a fall term information and registration ses· sian Thursday. September 10, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Rhodes Student Center at . Rio Grande College. • During the session, students may s ign upforU .D.classes to be held at Rio Grande College s tarting September 11 and end· ing December 12. U.D. faculty. members will be on hand to cover ques tions and help with reglstration. For more information , call Paul Lloyd at RioGrandeCollege at 245·5353 or the University of Dayton's School of Education at 1513) 229·3146. ',·,; ., .. , ... Stereo Satellite TV System Realistic®-2500 Save'607 OVER THE TOP THE STEPFATHER MUNCHIES NOON TIL 6 P.M. 138800 8 112-Foot ~~i~~~§S~~~~~~~~~i Reg. 1995.00 low b $SC Per Month• Dish System See over tOO chan· nets , plus FM stereo! Descrambter ready. Oesc rembler not 1ncluded Save 88 '5107 Ree.13!1.95 . Save $100 24995 Reg. 349.95 Low A a $20 Per Mon1h. Find setect•ons fast with high -speed visua l search' Easy -to-use t4 •day/4·eve nt timer, t07-channel cable-ready tuner, and one- touch recording. will Pay You Cash On The Spot For Empty Aluminum Beverage Funds distributed '{ ~ Deficiency WE'RE RECYCLING! HOW ABOUT YOU? FM sv2 " Can Recovery R. R. 1, Old Town Road Monday and Thursday 8-11 AM and 1-4 PM 675·4519 Saturday, Sept. 12, 1987 1:00 p.m. Community Room Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Building '40 Off PortaVision"' by Realistic 19995 2~;':'9s Off s100 lAG 'EM FOR BUCKS Sponsored by: Point Distributing Company AIDS • one of the most feared diseases of our time and one of the most misunderstood. Pleasant Valley Hospital wants EVERYONE to know more about AIDS. SELECTaCOM<> by Realistic Color TV/Monitor 5915 ....,, a9.~s Re into AC a nd talk I Has lockable I . N43·218 tow As 120 Per Month • • t-~ as 2t% mo re viewing area than. ___';-":c!!.!..'!'...!..~ ordinary 5" sets. #16-107 MoSity Bailenes DC adapl er exira 01agonally mea9ur ~d Compact 40-Channel ·Stereo TV Sound System windows and throughout our sto re. There's never been a better time to shop! USE OUR CONVENIENT NO CHARGE LAYAWAY PLAN .; Off 17% 8995 Reg. Separate Items 173.85 · With TV-Compatible Speakers Not an ,adaplerl Hear full MTS stereo and SAP where available. #16·1284, H40·1999 . 4995 ~15 Easy-to-read LED display. With mike and hardware. #21-1509 404 SECOND AVENUE • 446-1647 MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY STORE HOURS 8 A.M.-10 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 O:tiNED BY BOB AND SUSAN Good thru Sept. 12, 1987 FRESH ""!!:~'' -- SCT-45 by RealiSI\c 3 LBS.OR MORE 99< SAUSAGE EXTRA lEAN lB. ···,. --· ·~~- 2U 7915 ·~· Make high-quality copies of personal tapes ~lby B • NR cuts tape hiss. #14.643 · To Cut 33o/o •3.4 CUBIC INCHES . •SOLID STATE IGNITION •ANTI-VIBRATION •AUTOMATIC OILER •CHAIN BRAKE •VERTICAL CYLINDER 3995 Chronosette"-120 By Realistic HAM SALAD FRESH CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS YOU LIKE IT LB. Cole Slaw Potato or Mad Salad lB. 49< J TENDER To D1scuss $189 18. & JUICY $18---.9 LB.. PORTERHOUSE SUPERIOR STEAK FRANKIES lB. 89( $419 ARMOUR VIENNA ·SAUSAGE . TIDE ....r"GENT 5' OFF - 5 OZ. 40' Off ~i.$2 1 q 15' OFF PK. :~.LL $1 ARMOUR POTTED MEAT 3' Oil lABEl 3 Ol. 3/89< LUCK'S ASST: Lynn Alexander Education Cooroinator, American-Red Cross D 1~ t.:uss testing to protect the nation's blood suppl,v T 0 D IS CUSS SLAB BACON CUBE STEAK . BOILED HAM SliCED THE WAY PRE -SliCED -~ · ls.$159 AIDS Educator. W. Va. flppartment of Health sta tistics. definitions. how AIDS affects the immune T 0 D IS CUSS system TM Dolby lllborltOriH Licensing Corp. Clock Radio & Cassette $1 59 89< HOMEMADE LB.$129 GROUND CHUCK BATH TISSUE Oa v ld V. Bran J:1U1 12 OZ. PKG. HOMEMADE CHARMIN ' Or. FrL'tlrlc E. l.aCarhomra Chief Pathologis t Pleasant Valiev Hos(ital To Dtsc uss tr ansmission, testing, treatment and therapy Dolby NR Dual-Cassette . Jewelm We invite .you to join us und our guest speakers in a public forum de· signed to give you a complete picture of AIDS and how it im· pacts the tri-counties. Guest Speakers: TRC·415 by Realistic TV-100 by Realistic Save S8390 Autos collide, no one hurt in ------ ~ PUBLIC FORUM Immune See· our new arrivals display in showcase Syndrome COLUMB US - Sta te auditor Thomas E . Ferguson announced Thursday the Sep tember distri · but ion of $52,770.473 in Aid to Dependent Ch ildrcn I ADC ) to 617,420 recipie nt s in Oh io. He noled that the principal September payment went to3,302 feWer recipients than the one in August, a nd decreas ed by $10,226.741. In Gall Ia Count y, 3.340 people received $330.531, or an average of $96.96 a month . ADC payments a re made to familie$ with one pare.n t or one unemployed parent on the basis of family size and financia l •·esources . Th e ADC program is fu·nded primarily by federal and s late governments. POMEROY - One car backed from a private drive Into a passing car Friday, at 7: 40a.m ., in Meigs County's Salisbury Township, on Rose Hill Road, aceordlng to the Gallia· Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Donna R. OhllnJ~er, 55, of ·-- -Pomeroy, was driving west when a car driven by Patsy A. Ogdin, 40, or Pomeroy backed from a · private drive, hitting Ohlinger's car in the lefi side. • Ogdin was cited for failure to ~tel d. Hi\ INE - Ra inc Volu ntePr F1 1·c Depart me nt and Ladies Auxiliary i& havi ng a chicken bnYbcqur Su nd ay ar ' the fi re sta lion. Serving will s tart nt ll a.m. Acquired During the month of September we wiil be paying 38¢/lb. for empty aluminum beverage cans of any kind. Redeemable only at participating recycling centers. We'v e shopped the RIA and Int ernational Jewelry Shows to bring you our finest selection eve r! Featuring the latest in Fashion • Ultimate Quality • Unequal ed Valu e . The Ca lli a Sheriff 's Depar t· mcnt repor ted dest roy in g 300 marij ua na pla nt s F r ida y, r a n g ~ ing fro m four to e ight feet in hell( ht , fro m three toc at ion&nca r M r c rv i\le. T h e loca t io ns were o n Me rccn•ille -Lewls Roa d. Ohio 790 a nd Sa unders Road. Th e pla nt s were tak en at the junction of Ohio 790 a nd Saunders Road. where Ihey " ;ere bu r ned. Memory dials up to 32 numbers I Tone/pulse dialing •. Cans of Any Kind. WE'RE BACK FROM N.Y. Depa r1 m en t. 1 ~:1·s line mark ings on va rious roules a nd sections of those r outes in Athens, Ga liia. Hocki ng. Mei gs, Monroe . Morga n. Noble. Vinton a nd Was hington Counties. The contract was aw arded to D.P.H. Surveying Inc. of Thor nville, for $59,996.93. Th e project is sche· du led to be completed in mid· J anuary, 1988. His a tlorney, William Wh a len, . GA LLI POLIS - Rhond a K. Keels, 21. or Dea ri)Or n, Mi ch .. was sent to thr jail by the Stat e Hig hway Pat rol Sa tu rday morn· \ng, c harged wifh DWI a nd ci ted for not wear ing a seat be lt . acco~Cd in g to the She riff' s 10 N43· 604 #16·507 Remote battenes e• tra tPr m . Chargt.od with DWI •so 0UoFONE ·166 by Radio 7995 later said Harvey a dm itted ' " killing e ight more pa tients a t Marymoun t. Mia mi Beach. F la ., and the othe r suspects each· race a maximum sen tence of li fe in pr ison a nd a $4 mil lion fine, sa id D. Mic hael Cr ites, U.S. a tto rney for the souther n di strict of Ohio. In addition to La M ot t~. the • indict ment nam es Karen Spy· r idon of No rth Mia mi Bea c h, for merly of Waynesville; Br uce Haste ll of Day ton; and J orge Pugliese and Ig nac io Sierra, bo th of Mi ami Bea ch, ~'! a. Among other charges, th e 11 · a ppea r s Io have been a dispute ' tau nt Ind ic tm ent a lleges th a t. between neighbors," Ke lly sa id Spyridon would obt ai n custo· ear ly today . " It looks like he jus t mers for cocai ne a nd Has te! I dec ided to come Int o the ir house wou ld collect pay ment for co· and begi n a n iiminal ion or c a in e delivered on credit t'o the execution of these people." cus tomers. Ke lly sa id Sanford was ide nti· fled as the killer by other people who were In the house a t the time and who esca ped to telephone the Myers will ·sing sher iff. He would not id e ntify the GA LLI PO LIS- Hur ley Myers witnesses. Th e mu rder wea pon a ppa r· will s ing ot Wal nut Rid ge Chu rc h enlly was a ha ndgun . said Kell y. on Su nday, Se pt. 26. Se rvices begin al 7 p.m .. Auto-Dialing Speakerphone Off prolonged investi ga tion without discussi ng the ma tt er with Ha r· vey would place a n unreasonable burden on families of the victims. Ha rvey plea ded gu ilty Aug. 18 to killing 24 Ohio pa tients, most of the m a t Drake Hospita l in Cincinn ati where · he was a n orderly, an d he was sent enced lo three life terms the same' day. Th ree days la ter he pleaded guil ty to a 25th mu rder and was sentenced to an additional life The federa l indi ctment ste ms from ihe arres t of La Motta and olhe r suspects Aug. 8 at a Middletown mote l, when federa l age nt s seized fi ve kilogra ms of cocaine. If conv icted La Motta , of North . Wake 10 FM, AM or alarm. Tone/pulse dia~ ,ing• . W43·546 Now Paying Yes, Can Recovery Per Pound · hart~clul:' 88 PQINT PI FJ1SANT CQLUMBUS - The Ohio De· partment of Transportation has awarded 30 highway improve· ment projects totaling $21 .5 mil· lion. The awards follow ODOT's July 28 co ntra ct letting. Among · tho se projects is a s urwy and In ventory of ce nter. · PC compatible ! Ready to use wilh CM·S monitor. 5'1• ' 360K disk dr.ive and Personal Desk Mate• software. N25-t050/t023 Mon•loo p1anoo~n .,,.. Chronofone" ET-381 by Radio Shack .BASH MEANS BONUS CASH IN Unde r the plea arrangement Ha rvey, 35, would serve no . additional pr ison time in Ken· tucky s hould he li ve long enou gh - tiO yea rs - to reach parole ellgibilil y in Oh io. Ha ndy said. "The only th ing tha t Kentucky Is gi vin g up Is the remote possibilit y that when he is released at 95, he would serve time In Kentucky," Handy sa id. " I' m go ing on th e ass umption that there will be some na mes that l)e can' t r ecall. " Hand y sa id he der ided to offer a plea agreement because a · Rural family's ~eaths ·are being investigated Plan Phone/Clock Radio Combo RECYCLIN~ 3Be LONDON, Ky. (UPll - A prosecutor says Cincinnati seri al ktller Donald Harvey ca n plead guilty without serving more prison time If he id entifies the e ight patie nts he claims he killed while working as a hospital orderly in Kentucky. If Harvey cooperates, he could serve a Kentucky sente nce co n· currentl y wi th the tour life terms Imposed by Ohio for poisoning or s uflocatin g 25 people in Clncin· nati. Commonwe alth' s Attorn ey Tom Handy sa id Friday. Wlrelets Remote BUDWEISER'S FALL ~ Projects awarded By LINDA WAGAR RINGFI E LD , Ohio (UP!) Three member s of a rura l Spr ingfi e ld fa mily were s hot to deaih P rld ay evenin g In what appea r ~ to have been a dis pu te with a neighbor, sa id Clark Co unty She r iff Gene Ke ll y. Kltied at thei r P ltc hin Road home out side Sp ringfi eld were brothers Rona ld F: . Di l\ ow J r., l8, and Todd C. Dil low, 5. a nd LowC•ll R. Dillow, 39 . whose exac t re lations hip to t11e other two vit' tlms wa s not immed iately known , K:' IIY said. ThrN' agl'(rava ted m urd er wa rran ts and a n a ll·po\nts but le tin were issu<"d for neighbor Har ry A. Sa nford. 42, sald 'Ke liy. A ca r ~l o ngi n g to Sa nford was found aba nd Onf'd Par ly t.oda)' in Yr llow Spri nj!S In nei ghbOrin g CrcPne Count y but Sanford r('· mainrd a i Jargc•. "We ' re t ryi ng to establish a motive. but at t his time it Merchants meeting Open house ·o hio killer offered plea bargain in Kentucky. DAYTON , Oh io t UPi l - J o· se ph LaMotta , son of form er champion boxer J a ke LaMott a, was c ha rged along with four other peo ple Frid ay with cons pi · racy to dis tribu te coca ine in Ohio. Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis Prepa rations are also under- ;;:S~ep§tet=::m§ber:;;:;;6:::,::;19::8::7=============Pom;;:;::::er:;o~y;::::M~id=d~l=epo~rt=-=G~al~lipo~l~is=.O~hi~o;-~P~o~in~t~P=!e~a~sa~n==t=,W=.::V;;a:::.=====T=h=e=S~u=n=d=ay=TI::;.m;;e:::s;:;·S;:a:::n:::ti::ne=:I;::;P:::;a~ge=-=A=-~ _ :' LaMotta, others indicted on charges • escr o·w account. \vay Firefighter's meet .. on ly problem cou ld be the oil s pil L However, Roberts points . out. any dama ge fro m the oil spill appears to bc- ''o nly superficial discolora tion" an d should was h away with two or thrPe rai ns. Rober ts says he agrees with Franciose that no actual da mage to t he pavement has occurred and he will be s peaking with Franciose as soon as possible to relay those findings. As long as Ro berts and Fra nciose concur in their fin dings, Robert s expects no hold up in the release of the ' -. 1 I 8- ;:::...-=c...::= · 1\my SwalnJ:O, RN Teacher. Rio Grande College (Nu rsingl working wllh AIDS patients. misconceptions PEPSI t 6 OZ. BTLS. Sl~! Pool English Smith VIce President for Legal Services and Risk Management. Cabell Huntinlrton Hos!ltal latest legal developments concer ning AIDS BEANS 5 oz. COKE 2 liTER 99( 2~ 89< !IFFY COUNTY 1'1UDE ASST. COOKIES CORN MUFFIN MIX s.s oi . $159 3/89( 3 oz . . & Tax Herbert E. Varney Asslsta nl Superintendent Elementary Schools, Cabell County · ' To 01 sc uss AIDS and education AeltLlhml 1ls W1ll B e Served . · .Ridenour Supplv · CNEml Clip ·and Save ·on Coupons ~~.~~\~l.~~.~w~~rs,~~~~l~4~ fss-330$ . GOOD ON SUN. 9/6/,&7 & MON. 9/7/87 · we treat you like family." ·' __ . ___, ,I --~-'"~ .... M· - .. -~------ " ' •! FRESH ·GROUND CHUCK LB. $139 Colt Slaw, Potato or . Macaroni Salad 69< t �Page A-6~The Sunday TIRMts-Sentinel Stumbo promoted Workers ·will return LOGAN .:.. Brent Stumbo, a Nelsonville native, was recently promoted to foreman at the Logan Monument Company. Stumbo , a gra duate of Nelsonvllle-York High School, is a grad uate of the Dale Ca rnegie course in which he received the highest award for achievement. He is also an active a rt contributor to area and state art shows . Prior to his promotion, he was the company 's senior designer. Logan Monument Company, in business since 1887, has sales offices In Circleville. Logan, Pomeroy. Vinton and Wellston. MUNCIE , Ind. (UP!) - An order for more tnan $13.4 million worth of Wes tinghouse trans· formers - to be used in Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and West VIrginia - will· br ing back some of the company's 150 laid-off workers in Muncie, Ind., a company spokes· man said Friday. Ca rmel Jones said the orderthe si ngle largest order at the plan t in several years - came from American Electric Powe r Co., the p;;rent firm oflndiana & Michigan Electric Co. Jones would not reveal the exact purchase price, b~t said It was more than $13.4 million. of Westerville; s isters Frea (Kirkl Co llont of Columbus, Margaret (Merl e! Phillips · of Delaware and Betty !Michell Rlbet of Paris, France; and one granddaughter. A World War II Captain in the 400th Armored Artillery Battai· lion, he was also a life member a nd District Governor of the Rotary Club Internat ional. Flin.eral services were co nducted Saturday. at Rutherford· Corbin Chapel in Worthington. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may b€ made to the OSU College of Business Admini stra· tion or the American Red Cross . WORTHINGTON -Way ne B. Foster. 71. of Worthington, died Wednesday, Sept. 2. He had been the administrator at Holzer Hospital aft er being an administrative assista nt at Ohio State Univers ity Hospital. ;He was also manager of a clinic group of 26 specialists and adminlstra't or of the Holzer Sc hool of Nursing. He is survive d by his wife, Mar garet: daughters Barbara Fos te r of Scottsdale. Ariz.; Dr. Sandra Foster . Menlo Park, Ca lif; Victoria (NicholaSI Scott • Boster will teach at Ohio U. State Rep. Jolynn Boster (DGa lllpolis) announced Thursday that for the seco nd consecutive yea r, s he will be teaching a course in Ohio government at Ohio University in Atnens.for the fall quar ter. The course , Political Science 490-0, will meet on • Monday evenings for five consec· utive weeks, sta rt ing September )4. The course w ill focus on topics a nd issues affecting politics In Ohio. In addition to Boster's lectures and ins ight s in to the legis lative process, such scheduled gues t speakers as William Shku rtl . director of the state's Office of Manage ment a nd Budget: Lee Leonard, United Press International correspond· e nt; Dennis L. Wojtanow ski, president of Success Marketing, Inc.. a lobbying firm: and William J . Napier, vice chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents. Boster said the students will be required to research and formu · late a report on recent legislation that has significantly affected the s tate's citizens. "Students will find the lectures informative, interes ting and practical - a ' hands-on' ap· pro?ch rather than teJOtb_ook oriented ,'' she sa id. Couples apply marriage licenses GALLIPOLIS - Five co uples and Linda Sue Ward. 28. Rt . 1, have recentl y appl ied for mar· Crown Ci ty; Michael Kelley riage lice nses in Gallia County Butler. 25, Rio Grande,' a nd Karen Elizabeth Hoyt , 26, Rio Probate Courl. Applying are Thomas Tal- Grande; a nd Da vid Richard lma n. 24, a nd Teresa Ford, 24, Durst, 26. Racine. and Mona Lisa both of Aust in , Texas; Elza Mitchell, 29, Rt. 1. Bidwell. William Black. 30 , Rt. 1, Galllpo· lis. a nd Susa n Re nee White, 18, Returns home Rt . 1, Gallipolis: Harry .Junior POMEROY Mrs. Jaret Phillips, 42, Rt. 1. Cro~vn City, VVerry has been re tured to her home )n Pomeroy from Pleasant Special services Valley Hospital. RUTLAND - Rutland Church of God is having special serv ices Sunday with Evan gel ist Virgil Phillips speak ing in the morning at 10 a.m . The 7 p.m. evening service will featu re gospel mu sic by Inhe r itors' Quartet. P astor EAST MEIGS :- Eastern At J ohn Evans welcomes the public. hletic Boosters are sponsoring a Reunion slated golf scramble at Riverside Golf Course in Mason , W.Va. on Sept. POMEROY - Th e annual 19. A $22 registration for green Ours re union will be held today fee and golf cart is· required . t Suriday) at the senior citizens Te ams will be dra"Yn at noon on ce nt er on Mulberry Heights in the day of the tournament . A $200 Pomeroy. Covered dish dinner at savings bond will be awarded the J p.m . Bring a n Item for white firs t place team. If interested in e lep ha nt auc tion. Friends and playing. call John Evans at r elat ives we lco m e. 843-5440. Golf scramble set Sept. 19 ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Two · gunmen herded seven NatJonai Supermarket workers into the: cashier's area of the store and opened fire, killing five of them and wounding two others during a robbery, policesaid today. Officers said the six men and one woman were surprised at about 11: 30 p.m. Friday as they were de parting for the night . "Our preliminary investiga· lion reveals the victims were. apparently about to leav e the s tore when they were ap· · preached by two suspects,·· pollee spokeswoman Linda Han· cock said. " They were forced into the store -at gunpoint and shot. '' Plan reunion POMEROY -The 15th annua l Wood reunion will be held Sund ay, Sept. 13, at the Virg il King home, 38858 Smith Road , !;'orner oy. Picn ic lunch at noon. LOS ANGELES (UP!) ~The m other of Sirhan Sirhan, saying s he "can't see why my son shou ld be punished so long" for killing Sen. Rober t F . Kennedy, ha s urged Pope John Paul II to intervene and hel p win · hi s release from prison. Mary Sirhan and M.T. Mehdi. president of the American Arab Relations Committee, said they wrote separate letters to the pontiff asking his. intervention on behalf of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, co nvicled of killlilg Kennedy in Los Angeles in June 1968. Mrs. Sirhan, a 77-year-oid Catholic, sa id in a telephone interview Friday that she appea led to the pope ''because he's a Christian and I am a Chris tian and the Christian part of the world is the best way to use Christ to sway. " ! told him what is go ing on here and that I want him to pra y · with me to God and to see if he ca n do anything. " lvJy he art is broken . ! can't see why my son should be punis hed so long. I' m an old wom~n and I'd like to see my son and live with him at leas t a week as mother and son." Sirhan was condemned to death but the sentence was commuted to life in prison because of a 1972 Supreme Court decisio n that ruled the death · penalty unconstitutio_nai. He has bee n serving his sentence at the California Correctional F acilities in· Soledad. He has repeate diy been denied parole. The pope himself has been the ta rget of assassins . He wa s severely wounded May 13 , 1981 , in an assassination a ttempt by Turkish terrorist Mehmet Ail Agca, who the pope personally forgave in a Ia ter meeting. A yea r later, while the pope was visiting Portugal, a de· ranged former priest lunged at him with a bayonet but missed. In their letters, Mrs. Sirhan a nd Me-hdi said Sirhan wa s being held as a political prisoner. They sa id Sirhan has paid his debt to s ociety but was being denied parole "because of rac ial dis· crimination and political preju dice against the Pales tinian SAVE•A•LOT Rt. 62 North .Point Monday, September 7, 1987 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITA~ is ready at any moment of the day or night to provide you and your family with the quality of service you would expect from those who are dedicated to serving you in the Health Care field. With our Staff of Physicians, including many specialists, as well as the most modern, up-to-date equipment and highly trained staff, we stand ready to care for you through such services as: •Non-Invasive Cardiac Lab •Special Care Unit •Skilled Nursing Facility (Long Term Care) •Home Health (Home vlsital •PhysicCIII Therapy •Continuity of Care ~X-Ray •CAT Scanner Arabs." Under Ca lifornia law, a person co n vic t e d of first -degre e murder, as Sirhan was, is sentenced to life imprisonment a~d mus t serve seven years Defore becoming e ligible for ·parole. Us ually such offenders serve 12 years before being paroled. Me hdi sa id. An· unknown amount of money was taken, Hancock said. "This Is very unusual." Young said. " We don't usually have seven people shot in a holdup." Two of the victims , whose names were not released, were bei ng treated at area hospitals, Young sa id. He said one was in cr itical bu t sta ble condition, a nd the other was in serious _but sta bl e condition. "There was a lot of blood." sai d Yo ung. "There's a lways a lot of blood when thi s ma ny people ge t shot ." A "priority squad" of 17 detectives was assigned to assist lhe Homicide Division in the investigation. Hancock said. Witnesses told police they saw two m en walk out the store's fro nt doors . They were descri bed as black, abou t o feel -8, and in their mld·30s. Witnesses said one or the men had a curl hair style and a scar about linch to 1~ Inches long on the right side of his face. the other had a ilght, pitted complex· ion and a thin build. · Authorities said they were searching for a four-door Chevrolet Malibu, about 1977, or a light -colored compact vehicle. The dea d were Identified as ' Rose Brown, 49, of Ferguson, Mo.: Kenneth Bass, 27. of St. Louis ; Michael Louis Beam, 34, • of Overland, Mo.; 'M!c;hael Marr, 16, of st. Louis; and David Spahn, 27 from suburban St. Louis. Spahn was a security guard at the store, Young said. He said the other victims Included two cas hi· ers, the stock manager, the service manager, the assistant store manager and a cleaning • worker. The store is located in a residential area about 10 minutes no r th of the downtOWJI area. September·&; 1987 Holly Hill open for Meigs County visitors FYI You may be entitled to benefits after your jury? Worker~· Compensati~n return to work from your In- For More Information Contact: r-;::==========:::;1 Mark A. Collins NOTICE • YESTERYEAR LAMP - This Is one of two former Pomeroy VIllage oil lamps which were used as street lights In the town . They are now elootrlfled and are on the grounds of Holly Hill Inn. Attorney~At-Law SCOTTEN DILLON ' 119 N. 5th St. Ironton, Ohio 45638 In Ohio Call 1-614-532-9772 Call Us TOLL FREE 1-800-852-2667 EMPLOYEES and FAMILY REUNION SEPT. 13-12:00 NOON POTLUCK By BOB HOEFLICH . Times-Senllnel Staff POMEROY- "Charming". . That word describes perfecily Pomeroy's newes t. and much needed, business, Holly Hill Inn. Owned and operated by John and Marilyn Fultz of Middleport and their son and daughter-in-law, Marc and Ellen Fultz of Athens, Holly Hill Inn is a bed and breakfast facUlty- the first located In Meigs County although su~h accomodations have been popular across the United States and Europe for a number of years. No one will doubt the need for Holly Hill Inn s ince Meigs Coun ty Is completely without a hotel or motel to accomodate . visitors. Holly Hili Inn Is the former home of the late Manning Webster, a prominent Meigs County Attorney and Meigs Probate and Juvenile Judge, and Mrs . Mary Webster of Middleport. The home Is one of the most historical In Meigs County and is located In a picturesque spot overlooking J3utternut Avenue in Pomeroy. . The land oil which the home stands was bought from the Ohio t:;ompany in 1796 by Elbridge Gerry, ortce governor of Massachusetts !lnd later a vice president of. the United States. He conveyed It to Samuel Willys Pomeroy, founder of Pomeroy VIllage, In 1804. Thirty yea•s later, Mr. Pomeroy moved here to reside and presented the site to his daughter, Mary Russe ll, Pomeroy, who married Judge Thomas Irvin of Lancaster. It was in 1836 when the home was built for the Irvin residence. The lrvins lived in the home for 20 years and later it was own ed by the Ralstons, the Swallows and then by the Remingtons. James Ralston, once owner of the house, was born In Mason County, W.Va. He was a Civil War soldier and was an insurance man in Meigs County. He served as Meigs County sheriff for four _yea.rs and for eight years was Pomeroy Pos tmaster Benjamin Remington , also a well known name In earlier year s of Meigs County, owned the property. He was the son of William Remington. who was a long-time Pomeroy merchant who came to Pomeroy In 1843. Manning Webster acquired the property in 1931. He . judiciously s upervised restoration to the home. Firepiaces were restored and · rebuilt and original mantels re tained so that actually little alteration was done to the 13 room home. The original blown glass window panes are for the most part stlll in tlte home and the original woodwork and attractive wide board floors - are Intact. Actually, converting the home into Holly Hill Inn wa s quite by accident. Mrs. Fultz and son, Marc, attended the Manning Webst<:'r estate auction hoping to acquire th e original Pomer9y Family bed. However, after peeking under the window blind's a t the home and seeing the beautiful old wood floors, they were determined to attempt a purchase of the proper ty. When the house came up for sa le by public auction in December, last year , they arrived at th e attorney 's office anxious for the bidding to start - a nd when it e nded they were the owners of what was to become Holly Hill Inn. Members of the Fultz Family have done a commendable job in creating atmosphere and comfortable qua rters at the inn. Bedrooms are done in attractive antique furn is hings with interesting accents used hither and yon. There are two large sitting rooms providing not only beauty but solid comfort. Breakfast Is served from a spacious kitchen in a dining room which features a large bay window lined with ·shelves holding beautiful glassware. While having breakfast one ca n dt'inl< in the beauty of the·o11tdeors including the antics of squirrels and a variety of birds . Endless help from relat ives wh ic h ranged from cutting up logs for the four working firepla ces, sandblasting iron posts, cleaning and painting was so insl rumental in getting the Inn ready for occupancy In such a short time. . The Inn features privacy a nd spacious grounds although despite its proximity to the business section, guests can enjoy the beauty of many lovely, old trees including giant holly trees from which the Inn derives its name. There are co lorful blooms of seasonal flowers on the grounbs . ·The Fultz family - who are preservationis ts - hope to expand thetr ·Inn services to include ca tering ol small parties and other social events . No doubt the Holly Hill Inn will flourish- no t only bocause ol th e demand for lodging but also because It i s "charming". ; ' Kyger Creek Club House ( REST AREA. - Thill 18 - .. two tpaclou. eomfortable a1tt1a1 roo- fea&ured a& Holly Hill.' Inn., OVTDOORS - Anllque wOoden furniture ouch as these pieces are used on the ·grounds of Holly HJII ln11 tor gueals' who want to enJoy the outdoors and beauty of the location. 5th ANNUAL "farm City Field Day" SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th 1:00 P.M. 'TIL 6:00 ·P.M. AT THE ''P. PATCH FARM'' Located 2 Miles South of Vinton, 5 Miles North of Rio Grande Just off State Route 32 5 Pleasant OPEN LABOR'DAV •Our New Ambulatory Care Dept. 24 Hour Emergency Room · Urgent Care Open 9 AM·9 PM •Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery •Laboratory The victims were still insl~e the store when they were accosted, police Sgt. Klrw~n Young sa id. An initial report indicated the gunmen posed as a clean lng tea m to get in, but officers said other employees contradicted this Information , Hancock said. Several employees still In the rear of the store during the incident were not Injured , sa id Young. He said no customers were Inside the store. Ali the victims were store employees , Young said. Authorities also were questioning late· night customers who had already had left the supermarket and appea led to the public for addi tional information. Mother urges Pope to help free Sirhan Revival slated CARPENTER - Mt. Union Chu rch will be in revival today (Su nday ! through Sepl. 13 wi th Rc\' . N.L. Russell, evangelist. Services 7 p.m . nightly. Pastor Donald Shu e welcomes the publ ic. Section Five.killed during supermarket robbery. I Area. deaths Wayne B. Foster September&. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. (MHical lqul,_t for Sole/lent! There will be: •Farm Tours •Demonstrations •Exhibits •Great Food & More ti f ' ':~ BEDROOM - Bedrooms of Holly Hill Inn are furnished with anltlques and collectibles lrom the Fultz Family collection. ~~:athered up over the past ~ ·~ three years. This antique-bed features a crocheted canopy. DINING ROOM - Guests at Holly Hill Inn will enjoy breakfasi In this dining room ,lwhl'ch is enhanced with a large, glass shelved bay window through which they can enjoy the antics of squirrels and birds which abound on the grounds. ..... ALL FREE! NO .ADMISSION CHAIGE "Fil!rm City Field Day" is co-ordinated by the Gallia Soil and Water Conservation District, inlcooperiltion with area agriculture-related . businesses and organizations. WE ARE HERE FOR YOU VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAl · Pomeroy FOR MOlE INFOIUUTION CONTACT CONNlE WHITE or PAnY DYER . .• •• AT THE GALLIA SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION OFFICE I ' (614) 446-8687) . RW. INN - Thla Ia Holly Rill Inn which Is now open as a bed and brl!akfBit factnty In Pomeroy. •' FmEPI:.ACE AR.E~ - Holly Hill Inn features four worklngflreplacl!ll each accents with antique and coUecllble fireside decorations. I .. ,, r' ' ) • • �Paga B-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel St:tptamber 6, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ' · September 6, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. James Sands: While Labor Day became a holiday In about 30 states and the District of Columbia by 1894, Its roots go bac k to 1882 when the president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Pe. ter McGuir e suggested a parade to show the strength and esptrit de corps of the trade an)l labor organizations. By 1884 the ancestor of the American Federation of La bor voted to enceurage every state to have such an· observance. · The first ful) scale Labor Day celebration In Gall1polls was held in 1983 and cons isted of a parade and speeches. Wrote the Galllpo. lis Bulletin: ·, · "The city was handsomely decorat e d . The procession formed on State Street In the pa rk , going over State to Second, up. Second to Pine, north on Pine to Third, down Third to Grape , over Grape to Second and up Second to the Court-house, where It disbanded. " The bicyclists of this city led the procession , with their wheels . -· . nicely decorated. Then came the Goins' Cornet Band; the F ederation o! Labor, 5 or 6 hundred members being in line, pre· ceeded by the handsome banner of the orga nization; Professor Treadway's Brass Band; the Drum Corps; ·the n ca m e teams hauling re presentatives of the various trades In this city. They were follo\\•ed by a company of twrsemen, who preceeded a six mule team wilh the stone cutter's exhibit. A team wilh · m ac hinery in operation . came next, and thencamea team with workmen engaged at various occupa tions. The Kid Drum Corps followed, prece ding the Fire Department, the engines, hose carts, etc. being handsomely decorated and making a fine ·appearance. Mayo r Alexa nder, President of Council Clendinen, and others followed In carriages. In the afternoon l';lr. P .R. Fishback of Columbus, and ot hers made a ddresses In the park. Mr. Julius Kaufman was Grand Marshall and it goes without saying that the duties were admirably performed." In 1894, 1895, and 1896 Labor Day was noted with baseball ga mes but no elaborate parade. The next bi g celebration came In 1897 a nd again we quote from the Community ·corner Farewell to a friend ... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmes.Sentlnel Staff Folks . here are going to miss Gertrude Andrews. Wednesday she' II be leaving for California to reside with her daughter, Ca- ' role Walker , at Chulavlsta, Mrs . Andrews has contribu ted to the community in ma ny ways, one being her work tn the Retired Senior Volunteer Program . She was one of the earliest vo lunteers, in fact , having enrolled in March 1973 just after the program got underway. And she's done all sorts of things to help. She has been a faith!~! nursing home vis itor, has done lots of qu ilting a nd assisted with other money-ma,king projects, and has ~ ung for several years with the Sen ior Citizens Choru s. While s he's not a native of Meigs, she has spen t about 30 years here, having come from Athens County when she married the late Clyde Andrews. She wor ked at Ohio University until · her retirement in 1965. She says it now time to get c loser to her family, what wit h s ome health problems a nd " not getting any y ounger." Our best wishes ... ' The three garden clubs of Rutland- Rutland Garde n Club, Rutland Friendly Gardeners. a nd Friends a nd Flowers - are joining for a flower show to be staged next weekend a t the R utland Civ ic Center. Theme Is "The Magic of Holidays", and the artistic arrangement division promises variety with the classes going from New Year' s Day with exhibition table pictu res to Christmas with door wreaths a nd swags. There will a lso be a displa y of ceramics for the vario us holi days , and e duca tional fea tures includ ing pressed fl ower pictures and gifts from the garden. The show will be open for public view in g from 1 to6p.mon Sa tu rday and 1 to 5 p.m . on Sunday . •I t' s free and door prizes will even be awarded. What with in creas in g teen pregnancy: the danger of AIDS, lhe peer pressure to become sexually active; it' s excit ing to see the Meigs County Health Department take yet another step to encoura ge responsible behavior. It will be Interesting to see how ma ny schools, civic groups a nd other organiza tions .take advantage of Ihe program. It' s free and all anyone has to do is ca ll the Hea lth Department and make arra ngements to pic k it up. .. A par t of .I he program is an educa tional v ideo entitled " How to Say No" which Is des igned to s how teenagers how to resist pressures. Every te e nager (Meigs County has one of the highest teen pregnancy rate,s In Ohio\ s hould see the film, and certai nly the schools, junior a nd senior high, have a responsibility to e nlighten their students. And another thing. The Health Department Is distributing brochu res, " Males, Babies and Ohio Law " which should be required reading for everyo ne. It details Ohio's new Jaw oh a fa ther's responsibilty, whether or not he is married tot he mother of his child , the s tate's requirement s fo r blood tests to prove patern ity, a nd the mandatory s upport program which can m ea n attaching wages, selling the ca r or other personal. proper ty, anything to come up with the support money. An at tac hm ent to the brochure is a s ta tement from Frederic k Crow Ill, Me igs Cou nty's Prosecutin g Atlorney, a nd we quote it for your informaticn. " Being a father means more than jus I bei ng physica lly able to mak e a girl-woma n pregna nt. l1 m ea ns being responsibllefor that c hild 's emo llol'al, fi nan cial, physical and spiritual well -being for at least 18 years . Ohio law says so! So know what the Jaw says before you become a father. " Ju s t when you think you have every gadget on the market, along comes something new that you ' re sure you ca n' t live without. This 1Ime, it 's a Leaf Eater put out by Varnadoe. Seems you can put bushels of wet or dry leaves In the top a nd out comes a small bundle of gard en mulch. Think of how much time a nd money you could save by not having to bag and haul the leaves away ... riot to mention the aching back . Gallipolis Bulletin: striking miners. Theday's festiv "The weather was delightful Illes were brought to a close in the eve ning by a concert by the and the decor a tions were profuse. At an early hour our our Military Bank In the park, streets were thronged with a followed by an able address by goo d -natur e d , ent nus last lc Hon. Thomas W. Davis, editor of crowd and by thetlmetheparade the Mine Workers' Journal , of Columbus, which was listened to sta,rted 1 the crowd numbered several thousand. The parade, with Interest. The executive ·under charge of Grand Marshal committee deserves great credit Sprague, was a glorious success for the success of the day ." and received a continuous . ovaThe building that we have lion a long the entire line of pic tured today Is the old Gallipomarch. Our merchants and rna- lis Water Works which was built nufacturers displayed their en· in the mid-1890's. The water terprise with tastily arranged system was a source of grievance floats which evoked much adml- for labor In Gallipolis for many ration. The parade· extended years for the reason that the several blocks in length and was contractor who built the water led by the Mayor and Executive system In the city used a lot of committee In carriages, followed · immigrant labor, Instead of loca l by the Fire Compan ies, bands of residents . · music, labor orga nizations and There were a couple of protest trades display . rallies during the 1890's, a fact " In the afternoon an amuse- that Is mentioned In one of Ben ment programme was carried Ames Williams' novels on labor, out at Lakewood and was wit - "Owen Ciyn". The 1890's was nessed . by a large crowd. An a lso· the era·of Coxey's Army and admission fee was charged and their marc h to Washington to the proceeds were donated to the protest the use of immigrant TilE OLD .GALLIPOLIS Water plant was consturoted In 1894, except one wall had to be rebuilt in 1908 after a boiler ex plosion. The water system was a sore point for organized labor In Gallipolis. , la bor over union labor. When a In genem l though there has part of Coxey's army (which · never been the labor probl em In floated on flatboat along the Ohio Gallla Count y that neighboring River) tried to land In Gallipolis, counti es like Athens, Meigs. themayorofthe c liygaveorders LaWrence a nd Jackson count ies for the pollee to run them off. have had . \ Questions raised about moderate drinking B LARRY DOYLE Dr. James Mills , an Institute JPI Science Writer epidemiologist. "Th is is someCHICAGO UP! · p ·thing that will have to be ) regnant confirmed perhaps by a nother h0 \ women w ave one or two stud ' · drinks a day do not put their .. Y· . babies at greater risk for most What we found could be 'b d . chance but It does raise our lrth efects but even small • amountsofalcoholmaybellnked concern." he said. od t0 If · tl Mills also warned that m erone rna orma on, government doctors reported Friday . ate drinking as defined In the . National Institute of Child . study did not Include people who Hea 1t h an d Deve Iopment sc Ienl - m ay not all duorri ng the ists analyzed the drinking habits week butdrink have atseven eights and pregnancy outcomes of drinks on a Friday or Sat urday 32,870 women and found that night. " If you 're pregnant , you mus t women who had two dr inks or less a day had the same risk of avoid that so rt of be havior birth defects overall as women entirely ," he said. "It may be a who did not drink at alL Binge binge drinker who is at g rea test drinking was cited as most risk . " dangerous. Mills called the government's When the researchers looked finding s, reported in the journal · at defects In specific organ systems, however, they found the rate of genital or urinary systems increased stgntflcantly Monday : Labor Day: no with Increasing alco hol con- service. s umption, even for light Tuesday: Portland Post Ofdrinkers. fice , 2:15 to 3 p.m .: Letart Falls, "We d.ld find a direct re lationEffie's Restaurant , 3:30 to 4:30 ship . between the amount of p.m.; Racine Bank, 5: 15 to 6: 15 drinking- even in light amount s p.m .; Syracuse, across from ball - and an Increased risk of fie ld, 6: 30 to 7: 30. urogenital malformations;" said Wednesday: Keno, nor th sJde of Keno Bridge, 2: 20 to 3: 05; Long Bottom . post office, 3: 20 to The World-Almanac 4: 05; Reedsville, Reed's Store. Tuppers Plains, 4: 15 to 5; Lodwick's, 6 10 7: Ches te r . across from fi re station, 7: 15 to 8. Meigs bookmobile DAFI - Today is the 2491h day of 1987 and th<t 78th day of summer. Your Photos By TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day In 1901 , President Willi!ln'l McKinley was shot and fatally wounded by anarchist Leon Czolgosz In Buffalo, N.Y. TODAV'S BIRTHDAYS: Jane Addams (1869); Joseph Patrick Kennedy (1888); Claire Chennault (1890): Billy Rose (1899) TODAY'& QUOTE: "Civilization Is a method ol Jiving, an attitude or equal respect lor all men" - Jane Addams. TODAY'& MOON: Day belore fult moon. IOI TODAY;S TRMA: Which lighting force did Claire Chennault lead during World War II? (a) Rangers (b) Frogmen (c) FlyIng Tigers TODAY'I BARBS BY PHIL PASTORET With the church newly air-conditioned. our minister can't blame ,>oor attendance on the heat anymore. {'low he suspects that the humility is at fault. If It's not brol<e, don't fix It, because If you try to, It will be. TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Gen. Claire Chennault served as commander ol the Flying Tigers, who helped Chi· na flght Japan In_ World War II. (D 1.111, NEWSPI\PER ENTDIPRISE ASSN. w• ''*• Thi,. monlh"l4 Mpf'dal - 11. 12 and 13 off Kodarolor pmrfMtdnil( and prlnlln.- only h.~ KrMtak. "· ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY CIJI/ me. CAIOU SNOWDEN 25( EACH USES FOR AWMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES. C.. liiW I St.to Gollipcslis Phont: 446-4290 ..... 446-4511 1 blngedrlnklngdurlngpregnancy are well known as fetal alcoho~ sy ndrome , which Includes spon ta nrous abortions, s till births, low birth weights and a higher r1s k of physical and mt'ntal dt'fects. Th c<' ff!'Ctsofm odera teorllg ht d ·J kin " arnJessclear ho" _•cv(>r 1 n ,., ' ' . · · d some smalle r s tudies have an . . . h shown an Jnct cased rl•k w I1e rr;T~h~e~a~d:v:e:rs~e=e~f=fe~c:t:s:o:f~he:a:v:y~o=r=~o~th~e~r~s~h~a~v~e~n~o~t=.: : : : : , ONE DAY ONLY! LABOR·DAY SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 7th 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE! (REGULAR PRICE MERCHANDISE ONLY) SPECIAL STORE HOURS: l·S Vinza SILYEI IIIDGE PLAIA GAWPOUSr OH. _RIGHTEOUSNESS William B. Kughn . ' CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE GAWPOLIS DAILY TIIIUNI 'nL 3 P.M. Part 2 Obe,Jaa The Goopel . Theaoopel consists of ! - to be believed. proasiiN to be rettiY<d. and eommandt to be o beyed. "Facta" deal wit h rtality and truth . 44 Pra ' '' (Jflcr 1he assurance that is founded on an agreement or cove nant wherein the stipulations we must meet are made known and on which the promises rest. ~'(:ommand• " are ·the exerc.ising of aut hority,. having the P?~er to conlfol in religious preceptS. The gospel _ i~ real and true (f~); It 11 the divine arranscment that revea ls the conditiOns ~ou must me-et m order to have the assurance of things hof"'d for (promilec!): and it is the power of Cod 10 con1rol you by the princtples of righteousness (rommudl) establ.ishcct in the truth. Since the gospel contains Ihe power of God to save a~d the gospel is made up of facts . pr~'!'ise s. and commands, yo~ cannot tg· nore any one of the three! As a mtn tster of, ~he gospel ofChnst, I c~nnot advocate that " keeping the CO!llmandmenu IS not essential to ~~lnt10n . Jesus. our example and the one1whom we must follow (I Pet. 2:21), 11.. sought to impress upon our minds. both in word (teaching) and deeds (obedience). the necessity of obeying the commands: "My mear is to do the will of him that sent me. iJnd tu finiJh ~is wor~ ·· (Jno. 4:32). ''Meat ·· has reference to food, which refreshes and supphes strength. To Jesus. the doi ng of the will of Cod was the spiritual food that refreshed and supplied Him wit h strength . Even though He may have been tired and hungry. He was able tO overcome it because of His desire to save a soul and to accom~ plish the task He was sent to do. Christ ca me from hea\len to do the will of God. "For I came dawn from heuven. not to do mine own will. but the will of him that sent me " Uno, o:J8). He fi nished the work assigned Him, "I haW? glorified thee on earl h.· I have fini~hed the work which thou gaveJt me 10 do " Uno ~ 17 :4). Ch _ri.~t;s life was one of obedience, "Tho~~h he were a~"'!· yet learned he ?hed~et~ce by th e thi11gs which he suffered (Heb. 5:8). Jtnd bemg found mfashron as u man, J,e humbled him~e/f. and became obedient unta death , even the. death of the cross' (Phil, 2:8); and this was a commandment He w.. to obey. "No man talt:erh it from me, bur .I f~y ir down of myself I have power 10 lay it down, and I have,fH!.wer-10 tale 11 ugam: Thu c~mmandment h:ave I received of my Father (1 no. I0: 18), By Chrtst kecptng the command· men!> of Cod, the Father, He abode in God's loYc (I no. IS: 10). it' was through His obedien"': to the commands of th~ Father, He n,tade known Cod's love, finished HJS work , offered the sacrtfice for stn, latd down the principles of righteousness, and established His church. Ca n you hear the Lord reasoning, "I do not have to obey the commands · of my Father, for He is able to accomplish in me that which He desires without my obeying"? Neither ca n you reason, " I do not have ·to obey the commands of Cod, because He is able to save me witHout my obeyong." Just as Christ could not haYe finished the work of the Father nor hav.e glorified Him without obeying the commands of God, neither tan you! You must \Jelie>e the facta and obey the commando of the aoopel. if you desire . to be recipients ofits pn>miMof ' For F'" Bible Comspoodenco CotJroe, Write .•• G'hapel Hill. Church of Christ Bulavlllo Road • P.O. Do, :108 G•lllpolio, Ohio 45631 "W..claJ M......1 "JIIolo Sho., 9ol0 w...., S..UyE••lnf:• 6•00 ·~w~!<31]i?f ',1 - I ' 1. . . .· Robinson-White LONG BOTTOM - Sy nthla [)ian While and Vincent Scott l ~o bln so n were married In a r crl'mony on Oct. ll a t the Llit le Hoc kin ~· Church of Chris t perlorm<>d b. Roger Rush . Sh~ is the daughter of Grover ,lfld' E Isic WhIt c. Long Bottom. The ~roo m Is the son of Carl and Rever !\' Robinson , Malta . r.t vP·n tri marriage by her r~ther , the bride wore a formal ' ~wn Of White Sa lin featuring rcnal~sa n cc s leeves and a closei!ttlng bodice with a d!'Cp V walRtllne, Si mul ated pear ls and t•mbroidcry acce nt d th" bod ice ,,; w<•ll as the cathedral train. The brld('s vt> ll fell from a tiara of satin flowers a nd pearls. She car r! d a cascad of wh ilf' e.ar natlon . roval blue swec· lht'a rt roscos. a'n d sllvC"r baby 's brcat h. tt~d with sliver and blue ribbon . The groom was In a whi te tuxt'tlo an d had a boulonnlcre of whttl' carnaJio n t ippPd with royal hlul' , Cl nd\ Ca rtN of NPiso nvlllc was ffiat ron of honor. Serena Wh ite, Long Bottom, was malclo f honor , and the brides maids wc.-c Sonia Ci t•cie, l..u ng Bottom , and · Shl'lla Sp nccr. Tuppers Plains, all . L' t('l'• or 'thr bride. The-y wore formal roya l blue . at in gown, featurln~t sweetheart no>ckllnes . closE.>- flltln~ bodlct>>. full skirt s, and modified tra ins with rufflcs . They carried llUrrlca ne Ia ntrrns accented with roya l blu car nations. swcr· !heart roses and st lvPr ribbons . Best man was Rogrr Fre nch of Malta . Grooms me n were Lance Mci\le<'. Malta: Brad Postema. i\kmn . and Mlck Koronlch. CIPvt• land. a ll wea ring s liver grav tuxedos wit h roya l blue . A Message From Th• Bible ... ••pod or too ..,... if rou ·!JOOII woathtr, 400·· lor o••••t oioyL You wil-t o SOIIMI.,. .... u _ ' 1-.~int'-70to210• .... to lob fvtl ..,....,... of 1'- """'· A poloritor holp IIWich colon; '-· w•wer, too much ,.._itolfon nmow• tho titooo of hor101' - . . pict ... os of ,.,.. ih.-ito honos dOlt up llli1og Y""' • - ~- U.. tho • - 1- for thots in the thow rint fr ...... tho oclion to show ., oliminalt tho llackground. lho pooplo iowol•od with horNS CCII loo almatt as striking 01 lhoir ......._ Thoir COKIUI!ltl many iso lrlllllitioftol Wostlrn • Continontal, d•ootc~Htt on tho sho•. lo ,_od for clt.Kophotot 1ty pr.,tting locus. You ""'Y fool - • comfortolslt choosing a clist-• of 200 illllllittg o.ISMIIIIMtting on your • IMS.lt's oasy to 111imoto a clistCIICt Clld r,.;cly bring tho c.....a up. ....... oncl shoot bofcin JIIOillo got 1111-<o.,. Nious, Chock witlo us for lr11h film and 1111111 bofaro r• gol Ha ve a nice week! ,.,,";,,., makes it even better. Pediatrics, e ncoura g ing because · they showed that a lcohol , at levels usua lly cons umed du ring pregnancy, doesnotlncrease the risk of birth defects in general. "But th a t's .partially aca . demlr, because m y recommendatlon to women would stil l be 'Don't drink when you're preo. · ~ nant. ... he said. "We s tlll c iPa rly ;, do not know enoug h about t hi . MR . AND MRS. VINCENT SCOT ROBINSON David Tawney PICTUilS AT A HOUISHOW Your film <heio:olhould bt 1oo...- The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-3 Hysell-Mantey • Water plant stands empty in Gallipolis By James San,ds Special Correspondent ·, . • '. ,: •• ~ - • • .,It "AM..... Fr.• <WJI!R ll.S!a.m. 0.U, accessor ies and royal blue tipped carnation boutonnieres. Nikki Circle, niece of the bride, was a junior bridesmaid , and Da nlelle ~ pencer, also a niece, wa s flowet girL They wore gowns s imlllar In des ign to the other a ttendants. Justin Best, Stoc kpt\rt , ne phew of the groom, w as the junior grooms m e n, and Klrt Spencer, · nephew of the bride, was Ihe ri ng bearer. Us hers were Gary Zumbro. McConnelsvi lle, and Jo hn Hambel , Malta . Mrs. White wore a roya l l>luc c hiffon gow n. while Mrs. RobinLarge circular ca ndelabra a nq a largl' !IOJ'al arra ngemen t in honor of the grandparents d ecorated the altar. Reception was held in. the church socia l room . Brenda Ba llard , cousin of th~ br ide', was the hostess. Th e table fea tureq a three-tiered cake wi th live flowers arranged by the br ide's mother, a proce laln brid e and groom, a nd a lace heart a nd bell . Stalr"•ays with attendant repli ca~ extended to four sets oft Jered side ca ke~ . So nia Circle and Sheila , Sp~>ncer. s isters or the ' bride m a d~· the ca ke. The bride Is a graduatP of Easter n High School and Valley Beauty .Sc hool a nd Is employed by Head Hunt ers In Montgomery ville, Pa. The groom grad uatE-d from Morgan High Sc hoo l and Hocking Technical Co llege and Is m ployed by the American Olean Tile Co. Lansdale. Pll . as a senior lab tec hni cian In the Quality a nd Control La b. The cou piP resldP at Lansdale, Pa. School menus announced for Locals-and Carleton E:astern Local Ei\ST MEIGS- In the Eastern 'Local Sc hoo) District , the menu s for. next week, Mr s. Grace Stout ·a nnounces, will be as follows : T u es da y; c h eeseb u rger, ,french fries, peaches. ·no bake cookie, a nd milk . ' Wednesday :' ma ca roni an Hospital physicians participating in OMEN two-way seminars cheese, bread and butter, gree n bea ns, cherry srts p, and milk. Thu rsday: tu r key sa nd wich, ba ked beans, pineapple a nd milk. Friday: Pizza , lettuce sa lad, fruited je llo, and milk. Carleton School Meigs Industries SYRACUSE - Menu s at thO" Ca rleton School-Meigs Indus· 1rles for the wee k of Sept. 7 have been announced: Tuesday; bean te wcln les. corn bread, vegetable sticks, fruit and milk. Wednesday: sa lisbury s teak, mashed potatoes, roll frutt a nd milk. Thursday : navy bea iis, bi scuits, c heese wedge, fruit and milk. . Friday : fi sh sa ndwic h, nacho chips, celery s ticks, cookie, fr uit · and mllk. In the service... High School. SUSAN ASHLEY Susa n Y. Ashley , daughter of ELlZABETH MCCAIN Eve lyn S. Cox of Rt. 2. Patriot, Cadet Elizabeth A. McCain, was r ecently promoted In the daughter of Carl E. and Carol G. Army to prtva le first cl~ss . Langford of. 628 Fourth Ave ., Ash ley is a data telecommuniGallipolis, received practical cations operator in West Ger· m any wit h the 7th Signal . work In mllllary leadership at the Army's ROTC a dvanced Brigade. camp tn Fort Lewis, Wash. She is a 1986 graduate of The six-week camp, artended Southwestern High Sehool. by cadets normally between their third and fourth year of college, Includes Instruction In MICHAEL WERNSING communications, management Airman Michael J . Wernslng, and survival training. Jr., son of Jo. A. Wernslng of Successful completion of the Bryan. a nd Michael J, Wernslng, advanced camp and graduation 'Sr., of Algonquin, Ill., graduated from college Is rewarded with a ;from Air Force baste training at commission as a second lieu ten· •Lackland Air Force Base, San . ant in either the Regular Army, .:Antonio, Texas. Army Reserve or the National : His wife, Kerl, is the dayghter • Guard. •of Mr . a nd Mrs. Kerry L. SUnde, McCain Is a student at Rio 'of Rt. 2, Point Pleasant, W.Va . . Grande Coll~'ge. He Is a 1985 graduate of Bryan POMEROY - Physicians a t Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy will agai n be participating in a unique ser ies of conti nu ing medical education teleconfer ences begin nin g Sept. 23 at the hospitaL The 30 progra m Ohio Medical Educa tion Network (OMEN) series is one way tha t doctors at Veterans Me morial keep abroa s t in new adv.a nces in med ic ine. res ulting in better patlerit care for the community . Physicians at Veterans Memorial have been taking pa rt in the OMEN program for the past several yea rs. The once a wee k, hour-lo ng, noon-hour conferences origi nate " live" from Jhe Ohio State University Ca mpus in Co lumbus. Through th ese te leconferences, ' lr $o n wa s in an Ivory ens("mblc-. ' Meigs Local POMEROY - Luncheon menus In the Meigs Loca l School n is trict ror Sept. 8-Jl have been ~ nn ou n ced. In acco rda nce with tho unifor m menu policy . lunches In-all school s n ~x t week will ~as 1611ows: Tuegday : hamburger. potato rounds, fruit a nd milk. Wednesday: tuna and Noodles , si1 lad fruit, brad a nd butt er , and milk. ThursdJ.\': sloppy joes, mixed veg~tabl e, cherrycobbl er , and milk. Fr id ay : cooks' c hoice. RACINE - Pame la Manley of gown wilh accents of Ivory laq! Minersv ille, and Roger P . Hy- trim .. Two tiers of lace fell from sell, Pomeroy, exchanged wed- the dropped waist of the gown. ding vows in a double-ring She carried a bouquet of miniaceremony performed by the Rev . ture Ivory and peach roses with Roger Grace ai the Racine Ivory lace ribbon. ,; United Methodts't Churc h on June · Michael Manley," son of the 13. bride, was ringbearer', and wore The bride ts th e daughter of a gray tuxedo wllh )a tJs and a Ro.bert and Betty Morrt~. Light · peach rose boutonniere. He carhouse Road, Letart Fa lls. The ried a pillow trimmed with peach groom is the son of the late Nell and tvol)i roses and rlbboqs. HysPll and the grandson of Orella Best man was Roger WUUam Hysell, Pomeroy, and the late Hysell, uncle of t!Je groom, Pomeroy, a nd the us her s were Cecil Hysell. · Diane !hie, orgarls t , provided Michael Graziani, Siler Cii.y, music. The altar featured an N.C.; and Steve Burton, Pome·archway and ca ndelabra deco- roy. The groo m wore tails and the rated tn the wedd ing colors, other attendants were in tuxedos flanked· with baskets of peach in gray. All had peach rose and ivory mums and gladioli. boutonnieres. Peach bows marked the pews. Th e bride's mother was In a Escorted to the altar by her pale pink street le ngth dress with father , the bride wore a tea ma tching accessories and wore length gown of embroidered an ivory rose corsage. The lllusion over sati n by Country gra ndmother of the groom was In Elega nce. It was fas hioned with a teal blue ensemble and had a· a V n.eckllne and long sleeves · white rose corsage. both wtih detail embroidery with A reception was held at ttie the bodice dropping below the home of the bride' s parent s in waist into a three tiered ruffle. Letart Falls. The three tier'ed She wore a s ide headpiece of fountain cake trimmed with MR. AND MRS. ROGER P. HYSELL flowers with pear l and sequin peac h roses and flanked by silver accent trim, and carried a candelabra with peach tapers Ruth Cook. Mrs. E.J . Richard- gra duate of Meigs a nd is e mcascade bouquet of peac h and was served following a buffet. ·- so n, registered guests . p loyed wit h the Ohio Department ivory roses with baby 's breath The candelabra and other s ilver The couple honeymooned in of Trans portation. Virginia, North Carolina and a nd matching lace strea mers . accessories were used at the Among the out-of-town guests Mindy Graziani of Siler City, bride's paren ts 25th weddi ng West Virginia . They reside at were H~rold and Peggy Payne, N.C., sis ter of the bride, was annive rsary. .32280 Minersville Road, Racin e. North Ridgevi ll P; Rut h Cook, matron· of honor. She wore a Assis ting were Linda Burnem, Th e bride is a gradua te of Log~n . W.Va .; Michael and prach lace ove r satin tea length Peggy So uthern High School and is Mindy Graziana, Siler C.it y, N.C. Lois Bell, a nd e mployed in the office of Dr. R .R. and B. J . Ric hardson, New P ickens. The groom is al~o . a Haven. W.Va . MR. AND MRS. ,JAMES F . EVANS Evans- Werry . POMEROY -Trinit y Congregationa l Church was th settin g for the wedding of Debra Cathleen Werry, dau gh ter of Tom and .Judy Werry. Pomeroy, a nd James F . E vans, son of Jim a nd Ann Evans, Middleport , on May 30. The Rev . J im Co rbitt was the officiating .minisler for the dou ble ring ·ceremony, Music was provid ed by Ralp h Werry . organlst , Mr s. Lois Burt , so lois t , a nd D~ n ver Rice, violin . Altar vases of blue car nation s and whit e roses, wi th ninebra nch cahdclabra decora ted the front of the churc h, a nd blue bows were used on the pews . i\ unit y ca ndle was lighted as a part of the ceremony . Escorted to the altar by her father. the brldr wore a formal gown of crystal orga nza accented with white sequins, seed pearls a nd embroldrcd appliques. It had a Queen Anne nec kline with pouffed s leeves a nd a cathedral trai n, Her ve ll of illusion fell from a hal o of white roses and baby's brea th and she carried a cascade of light blue ba by carnations and white roses accented with rhin estones a nd glitter. doctors a t Ve terans Me morl aJ will be able to int e r act with gues t lectures from five medical ins n- Diamo.nd Solitaires . ' T h e brid e ' s m o th e~worea light blue satin floor lengt h gow n with seed pearl trim while the gr oom ' s mot her was In a light blue street- lengt h ensemble. Bot h had white silk car nation corsages. A reception was held in the chu rch Su nday Sc hool room. The bride',s table feat ured twin fourti ered cakes In white and blue joined by a bridge whi ch was ce ntered with a miniature bride and groo m figurine above a cherub center foun tai n ca ke. Amy Wehrung registered g ues ts and Janet Werr y dls tribulfng rice bags. Bot h are cousins of the bride. They res ide a t Village Green Apartments. Both are graduates of Me igs Hi gh SchooL Mrs. Evans is employed at Bank One, Athens. Evans works at Veterans ~C!bOk -:J-~l'1rr'- IS. Jp«t.ator sporI". zxuu~ not~ See our large selection 1f diamo"nds at discount prices. BB 5000 MEN - BOYS CHILDREN Your diamond center in the Tri-State area since 1933 THE SHOE CAFE 300 SECOND AVE. TAWNEY JEWELERS 424 Second, Gallipolis r,~M~e:m:o:r~ia=l~:;:!~~=====~ INDEPENDENCE -SMOKE SIGNALS tram Contemp.o sl Contempos 1s send1ng messages ol style and comforl with its new collec110n ot casual oHenngs fo r lall These wear-w1!h · anyth ing styles are sure to please you . Come in today You 'll be glad you did Mega n Andrews, Long Bottom. was m atron of honor; a nd bridesmaids were Pam Wolfe, Syracuse ; Chri sty Blacks ton, Pomeroy; Li sa Ashley, Pome· roy, a nd So nya Hobson, Anchor· age, Alas ka. The gowns were tea lengt h In light blue -taffeta with large bows In the back, swee· theart necklines and lace puoffed sleeves. The skirt wa s a lso lace covered. Each carried a long stemmed blue silk rose with baby's breath. George Hobson of Anc~orage was bes t man and the ushers · were Nick -Riggs, Rom Werry and Kyle Woods, a ll of Pomeroy , and Dennis Wolfe, Syracuse. A wheelchair is designed to dllow you to be independent and mobile. Many people today hove disco•• red !loot a wheelchair con reduce thoir depen·. dence on others and help regain their self (Onfiden(f. Wheelchairs are Med icore/Medicaid aproved 10 they will not be o financial burden. For a free demonstration call or slop by. TONTO 3'!foo$34 446-7283 Bowman's HomHare Home Owned and Operated 63 Pine St. Gallipolis . ,•. We offer complete tuxedo rent1l lllt'Yice to help you loall your belt on that •P.Rill cl8y. Priced from S29" Groom's tux FREE with 8 or more. HASKINS· TANNER 332 Second A.,.. HOURS Mon . & fn tutions: The Ohio Sla te University.,Co lumbu s: the Univers ity or Ci ncinn a ti : Case Western Reserve Uni vers ity in Cleveland; Mar sha ll University in Hunt ington, W.Va .. and the Medical Co llege of Ohio at Toledo . The first 30 minut es of eac h program is devoted to a s lidelec ture presenta_tion by two phys ician panelists. Dur ing th O" last ha lf hour the pa ne lists respond to "live" ·two-way diScussiqns, a nswering questions and comm ent ing on input fr om physicians from member hospital and cli nics. All questions and answers a re heard by all participal ing ~8 f ues.. Wed . Thur 511 9-1 ·. . Oalllpolia, Ohio t\hw '1 u--,.,, .\i11t" IHNl"" SIOUX $29 GREAT FOR BACK TO SCHOOL ••·I �September 6. 1987 September 6. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Pilge--B-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 'Mat~Wan' details · miners strike of 1920 Perfea. Just purrrr-fect... townspeople know will ensure a better future. Just for good measure, "Matewan" also tells the coming-of-age story of the young boy played by Oldham. By CATHY BURKE James Earl Jones as the min~r brought in with a group of black United Press International ''Matewan,'" the newest movie and Italian scabs. and Will by writer . and director John Oldham. as a young boy at the Sayles. again . showcases hls start of a gruellng life as a coal particular talent for painting miner. rich character portraits, perfect "Matewa n" Is not just about jn almost every detail. ttle struggle of the coal miners' But in this story of a 1920 union In a poor West VIrginia showdown between striking coal town, however. It takes a stab at miners and the Stone Mountain the history of the Industrial Coal Company In Matew;m, · Wprkers of the World - advoW.Va .• ·Sayles attempts a more cates of the "One Big Union" In epic topic than previously early labor history- and the role tackled In the likes of "The and effect of lmmigra tlon and Return of the Secaucus Seven" blacks on the labor movement. a nd others. These gra nder topics must The task ultimately proves too compete for attention with the much despite the fine cast of more human-scale drama of a characters, Including those town torn between loyalty to a played by Chris Cooper as the company that has provided them their living, and a· cause the saint-like union organizer, It's enough material for several movies, and at times, it seems Sayles must realize this too; rushing to conclude the movie at several points before the actual~ and bloody- finale , a clash between the strikers and "gun thugs" hired by the coal compa ny to quash the strike and union. The basic story Ilne ·involves the miners' strike and how it brings together blacks , whites and immigrants to fight the compa ny-hited goons - every one playell as a ruthless brut e. Surprizes in store for _moviegoers By United Press International THE FOURTH PROTOCOL .,.. " The Fourth Protocol" not only does what a good spy movie should do, twist and turn through treachery and deceit to the Inevitable surprising conclusion, It also does what any good movie s hould do, entertain by telling a good story welL Directed by John Mackenzie and based on the Frederick Forsyth book of the same name, "The Fourth Protocol" pits a -British intelllgenc.: agent, played masterfully by Michael Caine, against a robot!ike KGB agent, played by Pierce Brosnan, in a plot to plant an atomic bomb on an American nuclear atrbase in England. " The Fourth Protocol" Is a satisfying mesh of political dra ma and action-adventure. Rated R. DmTY DANCING -Starring Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze, "Dirty Dancing" is an upbeat romance and dance movie, ala "Saturday Night Fever.'" It takes place overt he summer of 1963 and revolves around the coming-of-age of a bright, bighearted teenager played by Grey . She falls in love with the dance teacher (Swayze) at a Ca tskills summer resort, and in doing so, teaches him something about idealism. He teaches her about growing up and having the. courage of her convictions. It 's a . Looks like a dog day aiternoon (or this pitiful-looking PerSian cat. It wru; getting a beauty treatment at "The Barker Shop," a pet s;llon in Winter Springs, F1a. With a tight hold on the cats's paw and tail by the salon operator and the chain secured about It's neck, what chance Is there lo the torture? (UPI) People in the news... By United Press International ON THE MARRIAGE FRONT: Television star Tom Selleck was quietly married at a Lake Tahoe resort Aug. 7, it was revealed Thursday. The 42-year-old "Magnum P.J ." hunk tied the ~not with Jillie Joan Mack, 29, of Los Angeles, at a wedding chapel in Incline Village. Nev. Officials refused to release any de tails but a spokeswoman for the Washoe County Clerk's Office disclosed that Selleck's parents and ,brot~ers traveled with the couple to piCk up the ma rriage lice nse in Reno. It was the second marriage for Selleck, who divorced Jacquelyn Ray in 1982 after 12 years of marriage, a nd the first for Mack. RAMBO IN THE HOLY LAND: Actor Sylvester Stallone, his bodyguard, athletic trainer and chef arrived in Israel Thursday night to start shooting the next "Rambo" sequeL Stallone will be in Israel for the next 10 weeks filming at the Dead Se.a and near Eiiat. "Rambo" apparently is fighting the Russians this time and the Israeli locations are said to resemble Afghanistan . The film's producers are scouring junkyards in Israel for Soviet military equipment brought back from Lebanon when the Israelis withdrew in 1985. Dudley's sweet, lyr ical movie with plenty of musical nostalgia . But more importantly. "Dirty Dancing" has an uplifting message of hope that can be found only in the dreams of the young. Fine performances come not only from the lead stars. Grey and Swayze, but from Jerry Orbach, playing the young girl's father , and Jack Weston , playing the owner of the Ca tskills resort. . Rated PG-13. THE BIG EASY- Directed by Jim Mcl;!r ide and starring Denills Quaid as a slightly . jaded pollee lieutenant and Ellen Barkin as an upright assis tant district attorney·, "The I;!ig Easy'" - a ni ck name for New Orleans - 1has a slightly different way of approaching police corruption and the criminal underground in one of America 's most exotic cities. Set against a Cajun background , the movie Is a bird's- eye view at a little-known culture operating within a tota lly familiar urban context. ThP effect L~ exhilarating and cata · putts a not too inventive plot and an otherwise ordinary love story into an .e xclling thriller- and a very sexy romance. Rat ed R. NO WAY 'ouT - Pentagon in trigue, Russ ian spys. unscrupulous admini stration official s. hard -boiled senators and mind less CIA operatives pack th<' new movie. " No Way Out ," directed by Roger Derona ldson and s tarri ng Kevin Costner and Ge nP Hackman . BANKRUPTCY 614-221-0888 AnORNEY -AT-lAW Homt owned a,.j Oporotod GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Samu el Lewis family reunion, S unda y, Clay Local School. II : :lO a . m. to ~ p.m . Business meeting before 12:30 lunch . GALLIPOLIS - C re mecn; family reunion, Sunday, Ra <·, coon Creek County Park . s he lt erhouse 3. Basket dinne r . 12:30 p.m. Grubb Family Singers will be a l J ac k· son Ave. Baptist Churc h. Sunday, 7 p.m . u.... GALLIPOLIS - Hom oming Su nda y. Pro pec t Baptis t Church. beginning 10 a .m.; basket dinner at noon: spea ker is Rev . Wendall J ohnson. PT. PLEASANT - Cru s ade for Chris! at Krodel Park has rhe Glory Bound Quartet. 2 p .rt) .; Rev . Miles Trout. 3 p.m .; child' ren's program with ventriloqu ist at 3 p.m . CROWN CITY - Rev . .Jack Parsons will be a r LI IX'rty Chapel , Sunday, 7p.m. 63 PINE ST. CROWN CIT;_:- Dal ly Fa mily ..._ Fr• Dtli••r IMTr'*""' Call Col!.< I CHESHIRE - James Claudiou s Hoffman and Clrccro Finney family reuni on. covered dish dinner at noon. SOUTH aLOOMFIELD . Drummond,Rupe family reun· ion, Sunday , SR 23. one mile sout h of South Bloomfield. · ' •Wheelchairs •Bedside Commodes •Walkers •Quad Canes •Shower Stooli . •Ostomy Supplies •Diabetic Supplies •Gown• • Blood Pressure Kits •TENS Units •Nebulizers 446-7283 KEMPER, Ky . .:._John T. and Sarah Norman Ward reunion, Sunday, Kem-per Elementary SchooL CENTENARY - McCall family reunion, Sunday, Centenary United Methodist Church; bring covered dish a nd table serv ice. MANY ITEMS MEDICARE/MEDICAID APPROVED 3311 5. High St., Columbus, OH. Local Consultation In Gallipolis bring covered di s h, table service. Talent program, speake r will be Raymond Jack son. PT. PLEASANT - "Complete Hospital Equipment For Home •Cervical Pillows •Egg Crates SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS -The Gallipolis Church of Christ in Christian Union will have revival services through Sunday. Evangelist will be Rev. Paul H1;1gen; singing by Jim and Cathy Sisson. Services 7 p.m. nightly. ADDISON _: Addison Freewill Baptist Church all day meeting, Sunday; Ervin Reed y and Addison Quartet in the mor-ning services; Ronnie Lemley and Gospel Gluegrass in after noon service; covered dish dinner at ·noon. HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY •Braces L W. CENNAMO How this takes place covers a variety of subplots ; some more interesting than others. For example, the betrayal of the miners and how this "Judas" uses a frivolous but likeable young widow In his plot, seemed more compelling than the count· less scenes of company thugs terrorizing every woman and · child within hitting distance. Nevertheless, "Matewan" Is an earnest and sympathetic look · at both the universal tragedy of the exploitation of workers and the specific tragedy of the struggle of the Matewan towns· people to find some dignity in a harsh existence. As with ail Sayles's movies, what is most appealing Is the way his characters come a live with so much detail and feeling especially the female chara cters. includi ng Mary McDonnell as the strict and savy boarding hous e matron. the heroines whose courage and In genuity provide the backbone of the union movement. "Matewan" is a beautiful movie both visually and in concept , reverent in its focus on the brave m lners whO stood up to forces that seemed too powerful 10 fight. Unfort unately , tMs rev erence takes " Matewan" almost beyond believability. until what s hould be a story of human s truggle seems ra become a mere mm ~I tt y play . This movie is rated PG -l:l . will be at Llber ly Chape l, Sun- day, 7 p.m. GAUIPOUSr OH. RIO GRANDE -Film, Living with Your Spou se, will be s hown at Calvary Baptist Churc h, Sunday , 7 p.m. J ALBANY' - Families of the Dell and Will Turn er will have a re uni o n Sunda y at Lak e Snowden. Alban y. Friends of the · family are invited to the reunion. MONDAY ' ROCK SPRINGS - Walter " Squ ibb" a nd Edna Oiler Gil more fam ily re union at the Rock Sprigns · Grange hall on the fai rgrounds Mond ay. POME ROY - Me igs Count y Salon.3 10. Eight and Forty, will meel la t 7 p.m . Monday at the Amer ican Leg ion Hall in Pomeroy. Ma ry Mar tin. chape au passe. will ins ta ll the new officers . EAST MEIGS- Eastern Band Boosters wi ll meet Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., in the band room at the high school. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Senior Citizens will hold their monthly blood pressure clinic on Tuesday, from 10a.m. to 12 ooon, at the . town hOuse. Everyone welcome. CHESTER - Chester Township Trustees will meet Tuesday, 7: 30p.m., at the town halL RACINE - Racine Village Council will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m., at Racine Shrine Park. KYGER- Ches hire Township Trustees meet Tuesday, 5: 30 p.m . at the township building in Kyger. WEDNESDAY GALLIPOLIS- Gallia County Board of Health meets Wednesday. 9 a , m .. County Cour thou se basement. ·GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Kiwanis meet Wednesday , • PORTER - Swartz family sings at Cl.1rk Chapel Church, Wednesday, 7 p.m. RIO GRANDE -Trailblazers, aweekly meeting of Bible study, ADC distribution announced in Meigs EXCEPT FOR PHONE ORDERS I A.M. nL 10 A.M. ONLY POMEROY -The Sept e mber d ls tribu!lon o! Aid to Dependent C hildr en in Ohio t o ra led $~2 , 770, 473 10 617 ,420 r£>Cipl cnl s. Meigs County rec eived $276,:l!2 for 2.837 t ecipie nt s. HOLZER CLINIC IS PLEASED TO WELCOME THREE NEW PHYSICIANS TO THE CLINIC STAFF PRE-SEASON SALE STOVES - INSERTS- FURNACES GALLIPOI,IS- Craft / Fellows hip Day is Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Louts Catholic Church. BURNS WOOD OR COAL NO MONEY DOWN - OPEN 10-6 OLD TIME HEATING CO. PPSEO closed GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis Office of Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohta wm be closed ; 701 SECOND AYE. GALUPOLIS 1~;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ r Ma,l)day operation for LaborTuesday, Day. Offices ~e~me 8: 30 Revival CARPENTER - Mt. Union Church , two miles _south of Carpenter on County Road 10, wtll be in revival Sunday through BARNETT •Ford •Mercury . •Lincoln .{F9rmerly Abele Ford I 87 Ford Aerostar LET ART TW P- Le ta r t Township T r ustees will meel Monday, 7 p.m'. , a t 1own haiL V,l engi1111 auto. air, AM/FM stereo, new tin, tilt, uuise. . Speelll CO LUMBIA T WP- Columbi a Township Tr us tees will meet Monday; 7:30 p.m ., at the fire st a lion. Y-8, auto., air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM 57,CIOO milK, A-I cond. Loco- TUESDi\ Y . GAL LI POLI S La fayette Whil e Shr lnP me<>ts Tu esda y, 7::Jo p. m. for re hca rsa iP for officcrs. SAVE, SAVE SAVE 79 ·ford T-Bird $1295 81 Ford LTD i!::;. WAS •4996 SEALED BIDS wltl be received until 12:00 naononthe 18thdoyof September , 1987, for the rHidence of Alma L. McCormick. locet~ at 144 Firot Avo., Gollipolio, Ohio, being tho upper hoi! of Lot 38 of the City of Gallipolis, Gollio County , Ohio . All tNied bidtsholl be moiled or delivered to James C. Saunders. c / o Warren F. ShHta. 19 Locu1t St., Galli· polis. Ohio 46631 . Bids will be openiKI and tabulated by Mr. Sheets at 12:30 P.M. on September 19th. Prospective purchatera may lnapect the r..idan~ on the 13th day of NOrl 3995 Special $995 80 Ford Fiesta 2 dr., 4 cyl., 4 speed, air, 69,000 miles, new tirs. September between the hours of 1:00 and .6 :00P .M . or by •ppointm•nt. F'or an appointment or fUr1her information. please cell446·3939 or446· 0766 . Th6 owners reaarva the right to reject and all bida. . . James $ SEE BOB ROSS FOR THE BEST DEAL IN THE AREA! STATE RT. 93 614-612-7731 OAK HILL, OHIO Smith GALLI POLIS- Ga liia County Cha pter Of PERI mt'<'IS Tu esda y, 1 p.m ., at Da les Smorgasbord . Sp ak C'r from Socia l s curil y oiftce . GALL IPO LIS- Gal lipol is Ro· 1ary meets Tuesday , 6 p.m .. Down nder. • .,,''ii :..10 :g ' \ 1 I I I J 1 ' 12 t' ~ PORT LAI'IO - Porll and PTO wlii mf'CI Tues dny, 7 p.m ., lo fina lize pla ns for Ihe fa ll carniva l ro be held Oct. .1. Everyon welcome. ~ ~, 8 ",I I I I 6 ~\ '' ''J'''' -\ FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING DAILY Gollio Medical Supplies 53 Court Street Gallipolis, Ohio (LtKated between Oscar's & Ma<k's Auto) 11 40-foot tree may absorb 19 ga i· Ions of W!'ler a day in the height or the SUSAN HUOn, RN, CF, Manager Mon .- Fri. 9AM-5 PM I i' '. l' 614-446 - ~949 . . ' . '. . "GALLIPOLIS FALL RIVERBOAT EXCURSIONS" BLEMSDr. Randall S traiten joined Ihe Holzer Clinic Department of Emergency Mrldicine in July. Dr. Stratton completed an Emergency Medicine residency 'at the Untversi,ty Hospital In Little Rock, Arka nsas. Dr. Stratton received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas College of Me dicine in 1984, and also completed an internship in Little Rock at University Hospital. Dr. Stratton, his wife, Connie. and two daughters reside in Galltpolls. o·ssse Ier, M, D., Dr_ Jean Disseler joined the Holzer Clinic Department of Ophthalmology in August. Dr. Disseler received her medical degree from the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. and served an intern· s hip at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncy, Indiana. She recently completed her residency In Ophthalmology at the Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Dr. Dlsseler and her husband, Steven, who is the Ins! ruclional Director of Insurance Schools of West Virginia, reside in Galli· polis. .- Montril' Chaksupa, M.D. At The Gallipolis Park front Dr. Montrie Chaksupa Joined the Holzer Clinic Department of Obstetrics / Gynecology in MayA native of Thailand , Dr. Montrie has been practicing in the area since 1974. He received his medical degree in Thailand, completing a rotating internship at St. Clair's Hospital in Schenectady, New York and completed his OB/ GYN residency and a fellowship at the Bronx Lebanon Hospital In New York. Mr. Montrle and his wife, Panny, have three children and reside In the Point Pleasant area. • G~LLIPOLIS, OHIO "FORTY YEARS OF CQ.MPASSION, COMMITMENT AND CARE" Saturday, Sept. 19... • - · sponsored by The Gallipolis Mercliants Assn. ON ALL MAJOR BRANDS IO:OD-11 :3D a.m. (Excursion) Noon-1:30 p.m. (Excursion) 2:0D-3:30 p.m. (Excursion) 5:00-7:0D p:m. (Dinner Cruise) 8:0D-10:DO p.m. (Dinner Cruise) "ROCKIN' & ROLLIN' on the RIVER ... • Oldies Dan<e sponsored by WJIH Radio 10:00 a.m.-Noon (Brunch) I :00·3:00 p.m. (lunch) 3:30-$:00 p.m. (Excursion) 11:00-8:00 p.m. (Dinner Cruise) 8:30-1 D:DO p.m. (Excursion) TICket Prices: Excursion.......... ss.OO Adults/12.00 12 & under Sunday Brunc:h ......S9.00 Adults/IS.OO 12 & under Dinrier .......... 118.00 Adults/112.00 12 & under Sunday, Sept. 20 •. _. REDS BASEBALL Brought to you by Metro 2 5 on Channel 23 WVAH 8~ ,. HCLZI!A CLINIC .• CALL FOR THE -BEST PRICES Light Truck Ran d a II S tratton M•D~ . J ean- RIO TIRE EXCHANGE 204 North Atwood &,~ "1,1":(4_ RUTLAND TIRE SALES Rio Grande, Oh. Main St. Rutland, Oh. PH. 246-6131 PH. 742-3088 f ·~============~ ..r 7 pass. van, £1, air, till, uuise, roof rack, rear defogger with wiper~ I 0,000 mUK, dark blut, doth interior. Tbere are 14 language groups in ln. dia, 12 originating from Sanskrit; and mof" than 1,000 recognized lan&ua&es- 1rowing season. made ice crearn available throughout the day. Donauon sedof pies and cakes apprec 1a 1 . Parade and tractor pulling contest at the firehouse at 1:30 p.m. Yard sale CROWN CITY -There will be a week-long yard sale at the homeofCharlesLarnbert,pastor of Big Four Church, to benefit the building fund of the church, beglnntg Monday . SYRACUSE - Sutton Township Tr ustees will meet Mond ay. 7:30 p.m ., at the Sy ra cuse Munic ipal Build ing. RA I NF. - Raci ne Chapt er 134 Order of Eas te rn Slar will mP€'1 Monday, 7: 30 p.m. Officers to wea r chap ter dresses for iniliatory work . B-6 It- singing and crafts has started at Calvary Baptist Church, after school. lt is open to all elementary age children. MORGAN - Miller . Minnis . !'OM E HOY - Me igs Junior Jackson re uni01i a t Br rh el · and Sonlor High Ra nd Boos iPr s Church , Sunrla y, 'll : Jil a.m .. ~<' ill mel'l Tuesday. 7 p.m .. in lh(' hi gh sc hool band roo m. FLORist WILL ,BE CLOSED LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 7 The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page Sept. 13 with services at 7 p.m. nightlRy, Ev a ngelist will be Rev . N .L. usse11. Chester celebration CHESTER - Chester Volunteer Fire Department will be holding their annual chicken barbeque ·on Monday, Labor Day. Barbequed spareribs and chicken will be served beginning at 11 a.m. Eat in or eat out. Also serving chicken halves. Home- Community calendar/area happenings BOWMAN'S •Hospital Beds •Home Oxygen •lift Chairs •Trapezes •Patient Lifts •Adult Briefs •Underpads (Chuxs) •Crutches Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-·Point Pleasant. W.Va. Tickets Available at: ' ' '• ,. Chamber "of Commerce Haskins- Tanner Commercial & Savings Bank - all offices Turnpike of Gallipolis Fruth Pharm,1cv CompUter Dimensions . 446-3720 . . ..• Jerry Steven • �Page-B-6- The sutt... Lights, camera, HASTINGS, Mich. (UP!) - A woman has flied suit against two Michigan television stations • charging high-powered .camera llgllts caused her to fa ll down the steps at the Barry County Courthouse and break her ankle. Rosemary Malice of Hastings. was serving as a juror for a murder trial when the incident occurred June 18, 1986. She alleges In a suit flied Thursday ln Barry County Clr- POMEROY - Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert W. Wright , Belpce, are announcing the engagem ent and approaching marriage of their daughter, Pamela Lynn Wright, to Jeffrey David Newell, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Jo hn Newell, Long Bottom. A private ceremony will be held on Sept. 12, on the 's teps of the Blennerhassett Mansion, Blennerhassett Island. Miss Wright Is a graduate of Belpre High School. a nd Is employed by Nashua Photo. Parkersbu rg. W.Va. · Newell, a gradua te of Ea!>tern High School, is employed by Dlck War ner .Pontiac, Parkersburg, W.Va. cult Court th at high-powered portable lights used by camera operators from s tations WWMTChannel 3 of Kalamazoo and WUHQ-Channel 41 of Battle Creek temporarily blinded her as she walked doWn the courthouse steps. Ma tice alh, ges the stations were -negligent in falling to . properly supervise, co ntrol a nd Instruct their e mployees In the proper and safe operations of their cameras. Jj -~ fJ The incident occurred Thursday when Collier had a lengthy visit wit h his doctor . When he finally arrived at court he was late . Before proceedin gs began he slapped himself with a fin e. ~~we were 30 minutes la te getting to sente ncing. He j ust simply, In the spirit of what he does to anyone else. donated $5Q to the law library.'' t) Energy Use Per capita energy uae In .1985 (mMIIon Blue) tOO 200 300 400 500 600 100 . BOO Wyoming PAMELA L. WRIGHT JEFFREY D. NEWELL Swisher-Bonnett MIDDLEPORT - The ope n Swisher, daughter of Mr. and c hurch wed ding ot Paula K. Mrs. William Swisher , Middle· port . and Michael R. Bonnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bonnett . Vienna. W.Va .. will be held at 6:30 p .m . Saturday . Sept. 12. a t the Middleport First Baptist Churc h. The Rev. Marvin Sallee will officiate at th e wedding. ADA. Ohio tUP1) - Ohio Northern University's oldest student cele brates her lOOth bir th· day today, but ·•Edit h Rutledge said s he's been so busy this ~·I NOAH'S ARK summer she forgot to register for ANIMAL fa ll c lasses. . .,...-"0: Ru tledgt>, who. ha~ audited ~rlt !; MILES PARK EAS T OF classes In politlca 1 sc ience and ,-...\ t-. JACKsoN. oHto history since i971 , said she has no ..._ , . I ON Roun 32 Intentions of working toward a 1.. • -OP!N nu ~C!OIIR 30 degree. · TRAIN RIDES • ANIMALS • PICNIC · AREAS • MINI GOLF • GIFTS "I don ' t work for credit." sh~ MON.-SAT.: 10 AM ·mom sa id. "It g ives me som e thing to SUNDAY: NOON lll DARI 614 -314-3060 Ironically, s he wasInt hree rs s hort of graduation 1910 hou when s he was asked to fill in te mpOra r ily as secretary for the state's ' director· of agricult ure. Monlen. lndlena KIA._ ELA D. RIEBEL HANSEN B . BUCKLEY Look For Our Stetrewide Savings Circular In The Meigs Co. Edition of the Sunda Times-Sentinel r;:=========:; BROWN'S MARKET & GARDEN CENTER UL Rt . 160-N•xllo Holz•r Hospital Truckload Sale! ITALIAN ·RESTAURANT Open house set for anniversary TREES & SHRUBS Osborne. Chester. POMEROY - Mr . and Mr s. Osborne worked as a carpen ter Ronald Osborne will observe In the Pom er oy Local 650 for their 50th wedding anniversary several years and retired from on Sunday. Sept . 13, with an open Park er sburg Loca l 899 in Ochouse at their Long Bottom tober , .1982 after 42 yea rs . home. 2 to 5 p .m . They are the parents of lour Mr. and Mrs . Osborne were "hi ldr en. Mrs . Ed !Jane t 1 Do married · at . the First Baptlsl herty. Belpre; Thomas L., SeChurc h In Ashlaiul, Ky. on Sep l. ward , Alaska ; Mrs. Ronaleen .1 5, 1937 by the Rev. Ga ris T . Reese. Salisbu ry . Md .; a nd Mar Long. Mrs. Osborne is t.he former Ella Queen. daughter of the late . tin R.. New York City . They ha\le five grandchildren. Edgebert and Lessye Queen of The event will be held at 50997 Clar ksburg, W. Va " amd St. PeState Route 248, and th ey request tersburg . Fla . Osbor n<' Is the son qlfts be om itted. o! the late Monte a nd Edith Plum, lombardy Poplin. Grapni nls, Sil .. !r Moples. 3' & 4' 'lull In Spring Valley Plata PASTA- PIZZA - SANDWICHES PIZZA BUFFET "Every Wed. & Sunday ,S to 9 P.M. . Poly Bound GRANDE~ . BOO $198 L.ARGE SELECTION FRUIT TREES ]! 8' $995 • OHIO 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE ROLL BACII SERVICE New York N~w Hampahire Rhode leland ~ Vermonl : ConnecticUt Florida c•irornia Maryland .. Arizone NEA GRAPHIC For :each American. a-total of 3 tO million British the rmal units of energy is used each year in transportation . in homes and in industry . But in Alas ka. the annual per capita rate is 859 million Btu ; in New York, it 's only t90 Btu. Uft chair ~~j;ild dom ...d tafety. lllfi<l <heir · giving you tt. .s._t Y'"' MOd to stand. Meci<are app<avtd lor qualified porsons. Call or stop by for more inlormation . 446-7283 Bowman's Homecare 63 Pine St. Gallipolis ATLAS PINNACLE TIRES •TIR ES MOUNTED FRE E ' "Jt.\(, MARVIN t\ND RA CHEl. PULLINS ' 64.95 1 yr. AeR.M. "Convertible to Fixed" . •. •May convert to fixed rate at any time from the 13th month to the 60th month of the loan for l % + 8 250 . •Assumable, with credit approval •Initial Note Rate: 7.00% for .LTV of 90% or less PMI* •APR : 9.75 % •Caps: 2% pe r adjustme nt 6 % Lifetim e •Index: The weekly average yield on United· States Treasury securities . adjusted to a constant maturity of One Year. •Closing Costs: 3 % + Out of Pocket -, • ; - ·7.00°/o SIMPLE INTEREST 9 7S /0 e 0~/ FREE EXTRA BONUS. ~ PT. PLEASANT - Ma rvi n a nd Rac hel Pu ll ins cclbrated th ei r 25th wedding anniversary with a buffet at the American Legion Po s l 23 in Pt. Pleasant, W.Va . The ce lebration was hosted b.v their c hildre n, Ke lly a nd Joey ' 59 .95 :~~~ENTAGE ' 64 .95 SAMPLE LOAN BREAKDOWN: Assu.,. a $50,000 loan with 1 0°/o down for 30 years. The monthly payment .·of principle alld Interest would be $332.6$. Annual percentage ratl is baNd on 3'1o loa11 fM and"30 days prepaid Interest. P155 / BOR· 13 P165 / BOR -13 ' P175 / B()R- 13 P195 / BOR -13 P195 /75 R . 14 P195 /75 R-14 P205 / 75R -14 P215/76R - 14 P205 /75 R-15 P215 / 75R -15 P225 /7 5R -15 P235/75R -15 2 & 4 WHEEL COMPUTER ALIGNMENT !QIAl IH~IC LENDER ,' '' RT. 35 Gotlipollo, Ohio 362 Second Ave. 448-0802 • Member•' FDIC Middleport, Ohio 97 N. 2nd 992:6661 ..' Phone 992-6312 POMEROY OHIO 50°/o OFF ' •STRING ART KITS •CANDY MOLDS •YARN GRANNY'S CRAFTS . •. " 128 MULBERRY AVE . POMEROY, OHIO RIO GRANDE 245-9111 RUSSET POT ATOES •••U.!!~ •••••••• 99< •••••••• (COUPONeeeeeeee : : WE'VE ALWAYS HAD LOWEST PRICES AND NOW IT CAN BE FINANCED WITH NO DOWN PAYMENTS SALE Multicolor Cut loop s yr. w. '"'Y .... J 1495 $1295 Stylish Plush Carpet stain resi. nt..... J 1699 t$ 1399 . Heavy Cut loop 100% Anso Nylo .........$1995 $1495 Stain Shoney's Strawberry Pie BEAR ACE COMPUTER ENGINE .ANALYZER ILLHONE'S U.S. NO. 1 REG. Plump, fresh strawberries with Shoney's own special glaze . Covered with rich, Whipped topping. Just for take-out. Pick one up Sept. 4th - 7th $3.99 . We Sell Name Brand Carpets Like Alexander Smith and Mohawk Carpeting with 5, 7, 10 Ye,ars Warranty and Life lime Warranty! ---iii--··-.· EXPERT INSTALLATION! i SJ(ONEY~ ·Americas Dinner Table.. Servt;s 8 or mo're. Serve the sani.~ day for.maximum ·enjoyment. lhe Lowest Prices Because We Are FACTORY DIRECT,. LARRY'S CARPET OUTLET HOISON ID. SYCAMOIE I OUVI GAWPOUS MIDDLIPORT GRADE A LARGE EGGS : i 39( DOZEN • • limit 1 Per Customer Good Only AI Powell's Supermarket Oller Good Thru Sat.. Sept. 12, T987 : FLAVORITE SUGAR, . : • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • eeeeeeeetCOUPONeeeeeeee : • • Resistant Cut Loop 10 yr. warranl .;.. ..$ 1995 $1595 Smooth Velvet Plush Carpet stain resistant . .. ..519 95 $1595 • t s Scotchguord ..................... . $595 K1'tchen prm ..$995 Vinyl Floor Covering ................ u, to 50% Off Remnants ....................',,,................. Up to 1/2 Off Super Heavy Turf ................................. $ S9 s sq. yd. yOU GET ,, • : ... 992-2312 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM tire and charge you only for the actual treadw ear . A sk us for details . 'Ra dial A/ W excluded.' Repairable punctures. excluded . G:t' ROUND STEAK •••••••••L.8; •••••••• S1.49 JAYMAR GOLF CLUB 300 L-'~--------------·*PrivelteMortgagelnsutrarlce·------------------1 . .. USDA· CHOICE BILL CHILDS, PRO. OVER •u you have a tire failure due to any road hazard - inc luding chuckholes. nails; glau. metal or other road surface conditions - we will replace the WE DO AUTO AIR CONDITIONING OIL, Oil FilTER, LIST PRI CE $29 .95 $33.95 $36 .95 $39.95 $39 95 $41 .95 $44 .95 $46 .95 $45 .95 $ 47 .95 $49 .95 $52.95 EXTRA PROTECTION .YOU WON'T GET FROM GOODYEAR, GOODRICH, SEARS, GENERAL, UNIROYAl, MICHELIN, BRIDGESTONE OR FIRESTONE. STEAK DINNER WITH NITREX OIL CHANGE ONLY $19.,95 putts, pradiu the two-footers by exttnding your normal stroke so that you push tt. pul1erhood di rectly ovtr the holt. This teaches you to hit the short putts with an aue l•rating motion rolhtr than trying to " wish" the boll in. t1 also keeps the putter mowing along the target line, an aid to consitttn<y. Git'ason, Star and Marvin Pullin s and Mind y Kite and Kevin 1 Pullins . The couple married o n Sept. I , 1962 by Rev . Marvin Paxton at Ora nge Chr ist ian C hurch in Coolville . Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty• . ANNUAL GOLF TIP OF THE WEEK To aid consistency on your short Pullins' anniversary observed '66 .95 ' 51 .95 ' 53 .95 '56 .96 METRIC STYLIZED BLACKWALL 155SR-13 . $33 .95 165SR -13 $35.95 1S5SR -15 $39.95 185170SR-13 $41 .95 185/70SR-14 $41 .95 195/ 70SR · 14 $43 .95 : CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE \. ALL OTjUe! 0'~oRN~!~H~j»s~~J 1 ~,~~/o OFF •Economy steel belted tire saves fuel . delivers a smooth. quiet ride •Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty ance \ •TIRE VALVE FREE ATLAS SEASONAIRE ®TIRES •Aggressive traction rib design provides great all ·. weather perform - POMEROY - Mr. a nd Mrs. Merrill Taylor. Dead Man 's Curve Road. Pom eroy. celebrated their OOth wedding a nn ive,:sary at the home of the ir daughter . Mrs. Ben Rife. Middleport, on Leading Cree k Road, re.ccnlly. Mrs . Taylo r Is I he daughter of t he late Willis and Blan che Harper. The Riles hosted the dinn er. Atti'ndlng were Dorot hy Taylor Perna and Domenick-Per na, Yorkvill e. Til : Regi na and Larry Flight. Millbrook, Ill. ; Ron ald · and Brenda Taylor, a nd daughler Lori, Fostoria; Don and Mary Tay lor, Amy and J immy Tay lor . Coolv ille; Ben &nd Ruby Taylor Rife and daughter . Becky. Middleport; Char li e. Betty . Toyna and Scott Tay lor, Newark ; Davl), Mary. Julie a nd April Tay lor. Fost oria: Guy . Harper , Alice }ones. Charles and Mildred Withee. Pomeroy . The anniversary cake for the celebration was made by Reg in a Flight. '•· 1 845 .95 $49 .95 848 .96 549 .95 $53 .95 $56 .96 558 .95 ' 59.95 ' 61 .96 $59.95 $61 .95 564.95 $67.96 $ 69 ,96 '71 .95 ' 73 .95 ' 76 .95 ' 78 .95 ' 61 .95 ' 63.95 ' 66 .95 •69 .95 '78 .95 Taylors observe • annzversary •COMP UTER BALANCING FREE •Guaranteed performance with exclusive i -year free re placement - no mileage or tread limits •50,000 mile assured treadwar · • Steel belted radial construction •AJI. weather tread design •Exclusive Road Hazard Warranty P1 P1 P175 / 80R -13 .o P185 180R-13 P175 175R -14 P185 175R -14 P195/75R · 14 P205175R -14 P215/ 75R -14 P205/7 6R · 1 6 P216176R -15 P225175R -15 P235175R -15 P185170R -13 P195170R -13 P195170R -14 P205 170R -14 P225 170R -16 MR. AND MRS. MERRD..L TAYLOR MR. AND MRS. ~ONALD OSBORNE AU PRICES REDUCED 245-9111 Per ceplto energy uae in 1985 (million Btuo) 700 POMEROY, OH. ILLHONE'S Whtch slates consume the least 600 298 SECOND ST. DONELLI'S t-I00 ·212-2t67 RT. 35 -RIO 500 STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM ~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Wllhin'g ton 400 Fo, A Nice Clea, Place T,g VIe Rmrve Tho Rilhl Io limit Quantities J Oklehoma 300 't Dldest student says studying gives her something to do .· cto. " NOrth Dllcola 200 POMEROY - Mr. and John D. Riebel Sr.. Pomeroy, are a nnouncing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter . Pamela Dawn Riebel, to Hansen Bryce Buckley. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckley, Pomeroy. · An open c hurch wedding wltl be held at the Mullen -Memoria l . Baptist Church, Belpre. on·Oct. 10. The Rev . Mark McClung. form er pastor of the first Baptist Chu rch of Middleport, will officiate. Miss Riebel Is a graduate of Eastern Hi gh School an d Rio Grande Co llege, Holzer School o! Nursing. She Is employed as a r eg istered nurse at CamdenClark Memorial ·Hospital. Parkersburg, W.Va. Buckely is a gra duat e of Eastern High School a nd Is oJo,,ed with Wesam Construe- r__ Whtch states consume the most 100 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Wright-Newell Judge finer self for being late PENSACOLA. Fla. (UP! ) '-A county judge, figu ring he d eserved the sa.me treatment as anybody else, slapped himself with a SSO penalty when he showed up late fo)' a court dat e, his secretary said. ,· · "It's not unexpected. T hat ' s just the way he Is," the secretary said Friday of ·her boss, Escambia County J ud ge Lacey Collier. September 6, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W : Va. Times-Sentinel .• 5 LB. BAG . Sl 39 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powtll's Supermark•t Oller Goad Thru Sat., Sept. 12, 1987 : • • • _ ••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••COUPON········ : • • • • CRISO SHORTENING : $1 '99 . •• 3 LB. CAN • Limit I Per Customer Goad Only AI Powell's Supermarket Offer Goad Thru Sat., Sept. 12, 1987 • •. ••••••••••••••••••••• ········~COUPONeeeeeeee : i MIRACLE WHIP $1 29 32 OZ. JAR o!~~t P!~~=markot 1 • • Gad Offer Goad Thru Sat., 5tp1. 12, 1917 •••••••••••••• , : i .... • • �• • f»-g• 8·8-The Sunday Tmes-Sen1inel ' Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio '}3eat of the bend ~:Looking goooood! day - even the public games held by the Ml ddleport Fire Department are cancelled out so don't make the trip to the fire station and be disppointed. By BOB HOEFLICH Times-sentinel St11ff ' Doesn't the upper Pomeroy · business block, ' ·"the corner of ·,Syracuse and E. ~ Main look great? _ Jay Hall an.d : Bernard Fultz ;.engineered the. c•renovated building which now : houses the City Loan Sank and of · course, the new building next : door which is progressing • rapidly. :; The two structures really put : some life In that upper block and -_generally improve the appear. : ance ·of the entire business -·section. : Why If we aren't careful, such :·progress could change our entire ·attitude. '· ' T . ~· Tony Riffle who was severely ·_burned in an construction acci:·dent at the new Lancaster mall :recently will probably be con-fined to University Hospital In :Columbus until the Christmas . holiday season. " Tony has undergone his first .:Surgery , skin grafting, •on his ·right arm and hand - each . :.finger had to be done tndividu . ally. The first operation was six -:and a half hours. The next · surgery will Involve the left arm . and hand. Additional operations :wm then be performed on other ·parts of his body. Incidenta1'ly. fortunately Tony Is seeing well :and is hearing well so he's o.k. in j hat direction. : He is in the TCU Burn Unit, Room 711!, East Doan Hall, Ohio State University Hospital, no West lOth Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43210. - .; Remember Monday is a holi- •• September 6, 1987 Sports - - - - - - I n the. service---~--'--~ JENNIFER LOUDEN Jennifer J. Louden. daughter of Jon and Bev Louden of Thurman, recently enlisted In the Air Force; according to an Air Force recruiter in Athens. Upon completion of the sixweek ' basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, Louden is scheduled to receive technical training In missile systems. Louden is a recent graduate of Gallia Academy. Bet you have missed Dwight Spencer this summer. Dwight has been a Ia mlliar sight on the streets of Pomeroy many years - appearing faithfully every day during the summer to sell flowers and MICHAEL ALLENSWORTH vegetables from his vehiele. Seaman Recruit Michael S. Some health problems prohi- . Allensworth, so n of Charles R. b!ted Dwight from being on hand this summer - and by the way , and Carolyn S. Allensworth of he marked his · 85th birthday · Mason,W .Va.,completedrecruit Thursday. You might want to training at Recruit Training Command In Orlando, Fla . send a belated card to him A 1986 graduate of Wahama Shade River Road, Pomeroy, High School, he joined the Navy Ohio, You KNOW, he will be May, 1987. in ple ased to hear from you. Lady and her Doberman friend are back home. Recently, Lady, who is in Meigs County for a year lor initia l training as a seeing eye dog. by Heather Pauley, and~ Doberman owned by the Pauleys, disappeared from the front yard. Mrs. Pauley heard a .. vehicle pull from in front of the house but couldn't get to the iron! of the house to get a license plate or a description of the car. At any rate, the dogs were gone several days but sudden ly appea red at the Pauley home with swolien feet and loolting very thin. Incidentally, let me mention one more factor -'- Heather and her father prayer together for the return of the animals since Heather was absolutely devastated by the incident. Coincldence? l doubt it. Point Pleasant, W.Va. promoted from private first class while serving with ·the 2nd Marine Air Wing, Cherry Point, N.C. A 1985 graduate of Meigs High School, he joined the Marine Corps in April, 1987. BRIAN FIELDER Marine Lance Corporal Brian K. Fielder, son of Don and Pat Ball, of Letart, W.Va., was recently awarded the Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal. Flelde,r received the award tor . good behavior and conduct over a three-year period in the Marine Corps. He is currently serving with the 2nd Mar.!ne Aircraft Wing, at the Marine Corps Air Station in Cherry Point, N.C. He joined the Marine <::orps in March, 1984. AARON SCARBERRY Marine Lance Corporal Aaron R. Scarberry, son of Johnson S. and Emma M. Scarberry of New Haven, W.Va .. recently partie!· paled in a four-week exercise In Vieques, Puerto Rico, with the 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Dlv·lsion, from Camp Lejeune, N.C. The exercise enabled the battalion landing team to line-tune its diverse organizational assets and mold them Into an effective, operationally capable team . ... He joined the Marine Corps In February, 1986. Southwestern is defeated in grid opener, 14 to 0 KEVIN JONES Seaman Kevin W. Jones , son or Donald E . and Maxine 0. Jones of Rt. 4, Gatlipolls, recently completed two weeks of refresher training aboard the ammunition ship Haleakala, homeported In Apra Harbor, Guam. , During the training conducted In Subic Bay, Phillippines, Jones participated in various drill and exercises simulating wartime 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : conditions. A !985graduateoiKygerCreek High School, he joined the Navy In June, 1985. JOHN HOWE KELLY MCCORRY Navy fireman John B. Howe. Petty Officer Third Cl;~ss Kelly son of Kenneth W. and Dortney M. McCorry, whose husband M. Howe of Rt. 2, Vtnton, Brian Is the. son ·or Fred and recently crossed the equator for Colene Fields o( . Hartford, the second time during a sixW.Va. , recently reported for duty month deployment to !he eastern aboard 'the submarine tender and .wester n Pacific aboard the Emory S. Land , , homeported in guided missile frigate Reid . Norfolk, Va. homeported In San Diego. A 1982 graduate of Burncoat During the deployment Howe Senior High School, Massachu- · made port calls to Phuket , setts , she joined the Navy in July, Thailand, and to Sublc Bay, 1985. P hilllpplnes . A 1985 graduate of SouthwestCHARLES BLAKE ern High School, Patriot, he Marine Lance Corporal Cha- joined the Navy in June, 1984. rles E. Blake, son of John E . and Sylvia B. Blake of Pomeroy, was . Will Continue To See Patitints In His Temporary Office At MEIGS MEDICAL BUILDING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. Plans for relocation of his office will be announced in this paper the week of SEPTEMBER 15. 1987 . SATELLITE SALES AND SERVICE • In September Ullll, Maiaacltusetts GOV. Calvin Coollqe attained nation- al prominenct! by caDing out the state pard in the Bost011 poUce strike. This brought bis name before the Repulican nominating rnnvention of ,IBU, where he was nominated for vice president. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE CHESTER -- 985-3307 . -: 1983 CADiu.AC ELDORADO 2 door, black on black. V·S eng .. auto. Ol'etdrive, leather inte~r. full power, air cond., vinyllnp. AM.fM cassette stereo, wire wheel covers &'Just 44 ,OOl miles' SHARP LOCAL CAR! THE $11,90000 . II '' 1984 OLDSMO•LE DELTA 88 . ·· SEPT. 9, 1987 1987 FORD F~ 150 TRUCK long i:Jld, two tone red & silver, 4.9 litre fuel injected eng., auto. trills., PS, PB, tit wheel, cruise control AM-FM stereo, dual tanks, sliding rear window, rear step bumper, sport wheel covers & Just 3,!'00 milest UKE NEW, Ofjly CHEAPER! S11 90000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • 1 . $3 4~.. •• Ohio's points came on a 50yard iield goal by serilor Mike Fu ltz , the longest of his career. Bobcat coach Cleve Bryant said he was disappointed that his offense failed to establish a running game. Ohio gained 110 yards rushing and added 21 yards passing. tunity to score after their 7 - 0 lead when Bissell broke into the secon\lary and looked to be on his way to· the· g6al line. He did not avoid Troy Stukey who made contact at the 12, caused a fumble, fell on the loose ball and prevented the Marauders from making what might h?Ve been the winning score. . . It was a. bitter loss for Meigs and could, perhaps, be a very damaging one to their title hopes . Although the season is young and the crown is still up for grabs, Continued on C-3 PANTHERS MARCH FORWARD- Southeastern quarterback' Mike Adams, with ball at right, prepares to give .the ball to one of his running backs in the third quarter of Friday night's action against the Southwestern Highlanders. The Panthers, projected earlier in the week to use the passing game extensively, picked up a pair of short lo!lchdown runs from Adams to hand the hosf Highlanders a , 14-0 loss in the Highlan~ers' season opener: (Times-Sentinel photo by G. Spencer Osborne) TIM NEVILLE RANDY AMSBi\RY TIM TAWNEY MARK BERKICH Gallipolis defeats Coal Grove 17-14 on _Amsbary's field goal with 0:03 on clock OVER 20 ITEMS EVERY DAY . MONDAY THRU FRIDAY sMORGASBORD 19·yard scoring jaunt by fullback Craig Taylor. $7,90000 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dale's scored 23 unanswered points to beat the Bobcats for the fourth straight time. · · Wes t Virginia's scoring · i"' eluded a 40-ya rd touchdown pass from redshirted freshman qua r terback Major Harris to wide receiver Harvey Smith and a 27·yard field goal by Charlie Baumann. The Mountaineers also got a 9-ya rd scoring run by tailback A.B. Brown and a _ IS .NOW AT DALE'S W~.D., .With no score in the Cincinnati second, O'Neill tripled and Diaz homered for a 2-0 lead. (\al Daniels walked to start the fourth and scored on O'Ne!Ws homer. Buddy Bell and Diaz singled before Larkin hit his home run for a 7·0 lead. The Cubs scored one run in the fourth, one in the filth and tqrt'!e in the seventh. In the first, Rllne Sandberg, who had lour litis, doubled and scored on a sin,gle by Brian Dayett. Sandberg doubled · home a run in the lift h. · 4 door. maroon wrth matching cloth interior, V-8 eng., auto. Ol'etdrive, tit wheel, air cond .. cruise control, AM-FM stereo, fX1tl'er door locks, wire wheel covers, 46,00) mites. BREA FAST STARTING his first start last Sunday against the Cubs. " I don't worry about how a pitcher pitches if we get a 'W'," Rose s aid . "He gave everybody a rest for six innings and he didn ' t get knocked out of the hox. He pitched better on Sunday but he pitched all right.',' O'Neill hit his sevenih home run in a five-run fourth inning and Larkin added his ninth of the year, a three-run shot. Bo Diaz hit a two-run homer in the second · inning, his 15th. Ed Lynch. 2-9, took the loss. Southern edges Waterford 22-16 in overtime tilt $10,50000 • rout Cubs, l0-5, for fourth mrow Belpre ends Meigs string on punt return PH. 992-6603 2 door roupe, white witll blue plush interior. hard to find V-8 engine. auto. trills .. air cmd .. AM·FM cassette stereo,tilt, wheel, cruise control, delay wipers, rear defog, SIXJI1 wheels & Jlll1 25,0::0 miles' NICE CUAN CAR! 300 SECOND AYE. ~eds • Mountaineers hand Ohio University 23-3 loss - DR. FURLONG 1986 OLDS CURASS SUPIEIW DOUGHAM The Shoe Cafe September 6, 1987 . La hor deserves a holid;~y - so enjoy' and keep smiling. sing on Friday and the Rock Springs Choir on Saturday . Speaking will be Rev . Roger Grace, Wednesday: Rev ; Don Archer, Thursday: Rev . Car l Hicks. Friday; Rev. Mel Frank· lin on Saturday, and Rev. James Corbi tt on Sunday. s·ection " We haven't had a long streak CHICAGO (UP!) - The Cinthis year where we played rea lly cinnati Reds, who played .637 baseball In September a nd Oc- good baseball but these four tober the last two seasons, are games we have played rea l making another late rush in 1987. well," Reds Manager Pe te Rose said. Bo Diaz, Paul O'Neill and Cincinnati began play five Barry Larkin homered In supgames behind first·pla ce San in the first quarter. After the port or Dennis Rasmussen' s first lly GEOFF OSBORNE Pant h.,rs gained two yards from National League victory Satur- Francisco and 1\1 behjild secondTimes-Sentinel Staff the end of Adams' pass play to day as the Reds improved to 4·0 place Houston in the NL Wes t. PATRIOT - A blocked punt Rasmussen, acquired from the late · in the first quarter and a Spencer, Spencer powered his · ·in September with a 10-5 rout of York Yankees Aug. 26, gave New the Chicago Cubs. 43-yard pass In the third quarte r way lor three more yards, which up seven hit s and five runs in 61-3 Cincinnati went 20-12 in SepAdams' one-yard sneak set up were among some of the things Innings to even his NL record at tember and October last year Southwestern coach J'a ck James play Into the end zone. Junior 1-L The left.~ander lost, 3-1, in and 22-12 during the same period kicker J amle MIller· s conversion cited as reasons for the Highlandin 1985. ers' 14-0 season-opening loss put the Panthers ahead 7-0. With barely more than a Friday night to Ross County's minute into the second quarter, Southeastern Panthers. The Panthers did not sta rt off Highlander senior quarterback the game e xecuting the passing Rob McCarty, who was the .MORGANTOWN, W . Va . "! was very happy we won," attack, led by sophomore Mike . second-string quarterback · be( UPI) - It wasn't a pretty start Nehlen said. "There's no quesAdams, that Jam es had ex - lore the start of the season before . but West Virginia coach Don tion we have to get better before a hand injury to the original Nehlen said Saturday he was pected. In fact, the P a nthers first next week but we went out in play was a sJx-yard run by senior startin_g quarterback pushed pleased by his team's first step workmanlike fashion tod ay and . halfback Dave Skaggs . On the McCarty into the· leading role, into the 1987 season. got the job done. threw a 13-yard pass to senior next play, Adams, pressured by a The Mountaineers overcame halfba c k Chris Bryant that re- five fumbles , four quarterback - "Allin 1111. I'm happy with how hard-rushing Hig hlander defense, fumbled on his own 47, into sulted in the Highlanders cross- sacks and a 3-0 de.ficit to subdue everyone pla yed .." ing into Southeastern territory. the arms of sen ior Jo hn The Mountaineers, winners of Ohio University 23-3. West Virgi· Edwards . From there, the Highlanders nla plays next Saturday at eight straight opening ga mes, Southwestern 's first offen sive seemed to be getting back on third-ranked Ohio State. trailed 3-0 in ·the first quarter but track, with the offense returni ng series featured senior fullback Joe Bryant with the ball. Sou- to the tried·and· true Joe Bryant lor yardage. Steve Metzler, Antheastern's defense required at thony Arrowood, Brad Hively, least llvp players to bring him down each time he carried t~­ John Darnell ·.a nd Tarbell, his plays for the score. Jim Goff wa s By JIM SOULSBY teammates on the offensive nne, ball. Watching the Panthers t.ry the workhorse . in the drive Times-Sentinel Stall to stop him was lik e watchin g th e did their jobs In opening up holes picking up 47 yards. A twenty six Marines wrestle with the fl ag on lor him, in spite of the Panthers' BELPRE - It was a typical yard jaunt by Brad Roller on a defensive efforts In putting as the mounta in of lwo Jima. Meigs-Belpre game as ex· reverse went lor what appeared many as six men on the front line. Howev·e r, when It ca me tim e peeled - a hard hitting, spirited to be a Belpre score but it was In the seco nd quarter, neit her for the Highlanders to punt on affair that saw a swarming, nullified by an offensive holding · team looked very impressive. fourth down and four. sl'nlor blitzing Golden Eagle defense penalty placing the ·bali at the . The Hi ghland ers, in spite ol Steve Tarbet! took the ball and and a 92 yard punt return that Meigs 41. On the next pla y, holding th e ball lor better than kicked it, only to hav e it blocked shou ld never have been con trib- however, Mei gs was whistled lor ha lf of the 12-mlnute period, by the Panther so phomore Chad u te to the downfall of the Meigs · a face mask violation and the ball Mitten, who took the ball to the could not c ross the goa l line Marauders by a 12- 7 score. The was ret urned to th e 26 yard line. because of a pair of offensive line Highlanders' 15-yard line . loss s napped the Meigs win The Golden Eagles picked up five penalties that stalled their longAdams' first completion. a to the 21 and Roller agained streak at 13. est drive of the period with jus r 14·yar(l toss to junior fullback The Belpre blitz prevented burned the Me igs defe nse with an ie s than six minutes IC' ft. John Spencer, put the Pa nthers Mike Bart rum from setting up to identical re..erse pla y to the on the slx·yard line with 3:02 10 go Continu ed on page C-4 complete !his aerials as he hit three. Goff put it into the endzone just five of sixteen as the on a three yard burst on the next Marauder defense failed allow- play. A low sna p from center on ing Bartrum to be sacked three the point aft.~r try prevented the times and iorclng him to run on tie a nd left the Belpre eleven trailing 6 to 7 as the fir st hall several occasions. ended . Meigs opened the game at their Ne ither team scored in the 36 yard line and moved! the th ird stanza as each tried unsuc· pigskin to the Eagle 32 In eight cessfully to mount a sus tained plays. A five yard preceedure penalty placed the ball at the 37. offensive drive. The big play for Bartrum was tossed lor a four Belpre came at the start of the yard loss as he was run out of the fourth quan er . Meigs had moved By SCOTT WOLFE Lisle stood. on hath e nds of TO pocl<et and Brent Bissell punted the ball from their 20 to the Eagle Tlmes-Se tlnel Stall pass scores, throwing the winthe ·ball out of bounds at the 42 \\'here the Belpre defense RACINE- WhM the Southe rn ning TD to Amos, while also Belpre three. Unable to move the stiffened and ;Bissell was forced T<lrnadoes could not do in regula· sc orin~ qn a thirty yard aerial ba ll, Troy Stukey p~nted from his to kick. Brad Roller fielded the tlon ,they did quickly in the first ' from Rick Sellers that gave SHS end zone giving the Marauders ball at the Belpre eight , cut to the ex te nsion period as junior half· a 16-8 lead wlth 1: 09 left in the good field position a t lhe Go lden side lin e a nd rambled 92 yards for back Todd Li s le rifled a twenty- fourth pe riod.Lis ie a lso picked Eagle twenty eight. On the the go a head score leaving four five yard .game-winning touc · of! an Interception that nullified a Marauders covering the' punt second play from scrimmage, down pass to jun ior receiver potential winning score wlth just flatfooted and wond ering wahl Bartrum hit Chris Smith who : 48 seconds left in regulation. Mik ~ Amos to give the hosts a The ·two point converhappened. scampered into the endzone for a dramatic 22-16 come-fr om beEar lier in the third period sion try fell short as Mike hind non ·ieague wln.The Lisle- bulky senior running back Pete · 6 - 0 Meigs lead. Dennis Booth, Swackhammer wa s cut down at out of EddieCrook'shold, tacked Amos heroics took place jus t Roush hammered out a 15 yard the one half yard line. on the extra point to make it 7-0 seconds t second play fr om touchdown run tha t gave SHS a Roll er's touc hd own jaunt a t the 5:26 mark in the first scrimmage! after Southern . 9-8 !pad With 3: 25 left . The PAT seemed to Tire up an 'II ready sky ' quarter. pus hed Itself five yards ba ck· run fa iled. high Eagle defense as they shut Following the Meigs score, In the first game of hi s las t ward on a motio n penalty. pa vin g neither team cou ld mount a down the Maraude>S completely the way to vtc tor·y over the season, se nior fullback Roush sustained offensive drive until allowing them to advance only to Waterford Wildca ts here Friday co ntinued a fine career wilh a the Eagles, starting at their own the Be lp re 47 in thr ee in the season Oj)('ner a t the newl y super JO'l ya rd rushing outing in .18, found a weakness in the Meigs possessions . remolded Southern stadium Frt · 22 ca rries, while also complet ing Me igs missed a golden oppordefense to move 82 yards In 15 da y night. several successful passes. • Sout hern took the Initial lead Sou thern miss ed the extra point cha nce on a bad s na p. with three minutes remaining In settin g the s tage for a potential the first fr a me a lt er having two Wat l'rfo r·d win,howeve r,So uth- prev ious scores nullified by pee rn 's defl'nse rose to thPoccas lon nal ties. Junior Mark Porter after Wat erfo rd penetra ted the sa lvaged three point s for the ten yard line. pushing ba ckward Tornadoes as his twent y yard ihe feisty Wildcat offe nse a nd field goa l attempt split the preserving the win . uprights lor a 3-0 SHS lead. Many stars shined in South· Waterford bounced right back ern's tea m victory. buh. the with a 65 five yard drive that took efforts of Mark Porter, Pet e seven plays to paydirt, the score , Roush, Mike Amos, and Todd com ing on a two yard plunge by Lisle s tood out stafisticaily. Continued on C-3 ~evival planned at Apple Grove '• -- APPLE GROVE - A five 'i!vening revival, featuring a different speaker, each evening will begin Wednesday at the · Apple Grove United Methodist Church, 10 miles above Racine on Route 338. : Services will begin at .7 each rvenlng. Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio wlll present music on Wednesday, Thursday and Sun~ay _The Eagle Ridge Choir wlll .- If ! • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (, r ... . WATERFORD DEFENSE , CHARGES - The Waterford Wlldea&a defenae tries lo contain 'the Southeni Tornadoes nasblnc · attack In Friday nlghfs affair, whjch saw the Tornadoes take a 22-11 final advantage. Shown o!J the. Wildcat defen!IC are junior defensive Todd Kidder (52) and junior linebacker Chris Hock (70, .number barely visible, IIi center), ·· . , •' · · . ' GALLIPOLIS - Until Friday night, Gallia Academy High School had never won a football game in the final .seconds on a field goal - not even In the days of Gene (The Toe) Weatherholt 40 years ago. . That all changed Friday night with three seconds left on the Blue Devils' Memorial Field scoreboard clock when Randy Amsbary's 19-yard hoot spilt the uprights to give Coach Brent Saunders • crew a come-from· behind 17-14 triumph over visiting Coal Grove. Tawney Hits Paydlrt With more than 3,500 fans looking on In 80 degree-plus temperatures, Gallipolis scored first in the second period when Chris Tawney slammed over from the Hornets two (9: 38) to . climax a 55-yard, nine-play · march. Amsbary's kick from GAHS marched 66 yards in to the Hornet two to set up placement made it 7-0. nine plays. Tim Neville hit Mark Amsbary's winning kick. Coach Dave Lucas' lads came Berkich with a nine-yard TD · Coal Grove had one more right back to go ahead 8-7 with strike wit h two seconds on the chance, but .a des peration pass · 6:41 left.ln the half when Brian clock. Again Amsbary con- from Mike Neville (no kin to Davis smashed over from four nected. It was 14-all go ing into GAHS QB Tim Neville) to Matt yards out. Davis then added the the final period. Melvin fell incomplete at midtwcrpoint cohversion on a run. A Gallla Academy's defense dug field as the final gun sounded .. 40-yard kickoff return by Davis · in to stop two Hornet advances ''They got the ball at the .right put the visitors in business . early in the final period. time and right place," said a It remained that way until With 4:38 remaining, the Gall t- dejected Coach Lucas. He adde_d, Davis scored again, this time ans began what proved to be the "Neville. (Tim) did a good job from nine yards out in the third game's winning drive. On a third hitting his targets when he had canto. A run for the extras failed. and 14 situation, Neville hit to." CGHS led 14-7 with 4: 481eft in the Berklch with a 17-yard pass. Saunders remarked, "We saw period. The Hornets go-ahead Tawney and Young got it to the some leadership ability out of our score came following the second Devils 49. Todd Casey caught a kids. That 's what we have been half kickoff on a tlme-eonsuming 7-yard aerial. looking fol' a ll along. I told the 14-play, 89-yard drive. The Galllans. with Shawn boys after they (Coal Grove) GAHS Ties Score Grant, Tawney and Neville shar- . scored that we had t.o go bacR in Chuck Young returned Mick ing the duties, then marched to there and score and play gOOd ' Dlckess' ensuing kickoff 15 yards the Hornets' 24. Neville then hit defense." following a Hornet penalty to set Berklch with a 15 yard strike, • up Gallla's second ~core .. · Continued on C-3 Tawney got two and Neville five •' -:;.. -· •• . ---.--~ L • �• 'f:'aga C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomaroy-Middleport_:Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. September .6, 1987 September 6. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • • Southern wins r,n overtlme ... Continued from C·1 with another fine kick. Shane Curtis at the 5: 46 mark of In the final round SHS twice the second frame. Curtis added marched inside the ten -yard line the PAT and Waterford led 8-3. before penalties pushed them Thatscorestooduntllhalftime, back. An apparent back· but SHS had something to say in breaking TD pass .to Pete Roush the third period after Coach Bill almost put the game out of reach, Hensl~r rt::grouped his troups. but a holding call voided the six _Hensler said, "We told the boys pointer and set the stage for a 30 we had to do several basic things yard plus field goal by Porter. In order to win. We had to ·cut The kick had the distance,but down on penalties and perfect the · shaved the outside upright. fundamel!tals In order to exeWaterford sneaked back into cute. We had a ' much better the picture by getting Itself out of second half of(ensively." the hole on a 39 yard Teters to Southern struck first in the Crawford pass · that split the third period on a lime consuming 'Does pass defense right down 62 yard drive that was capped by the middle. That se) up a Teters , Roush's 15 yard TD ' jaunt. tllree yard run six plays later Overcoming several costly pe- with Scott McCutcheon adding · nalties and a couple third ilown the 2-point conversion on the QB situations, the Tornadoes deter- option, the score tied at 16-16 with mined effort put them ahE-ad at just'l: 25 left . 9-8. On its next possession SHS Moments later after the SHS fumbled the ball away, but Lisle defense held Waterford in four I'E'turned the favor by securing downs, the Tornadoes regained the ball on an Interception deep In possession and took advantage of SHS terrlt'ory, possibly saving a short eleven ya rd Wildcat the game in regulation. Three punt.Marching from their own SHS pass plays failed as time ran 45, Southern hit paydirt when out In regulation. Lisle completed a thirty yard TD In that final defensive stand pass from· Sellers by bowling John McClintock.Kevin Grueser· over a Waterford defender at the ,Herb Rose, Roush, Ryan Evans, goal line, the scorE' now 16-8. Ml.ke Amos,Lisie, Tim Ryan· Mark Porter split the uprights ,Danny Gheen,Porter, Chris Route 62, North Point Pleasant, W. Va, ·...... ...•. ...... . 675-5750 675-5765 675-2460 .... ' ' Gas & Oil Furnace .. . - ' ::: Heat Pump G &COOLING Gallipolis edges Coal Grove ... Continued from C-1 .' .•'' '' .•••, ' • '•' '' •. •. ' •.• ' •.• •• ' ..••• '• •' ' •• ....•• .•. .••• ..•.•• ...•••. .••.... .•••.. . "• ..•..• .•• . ...• . THERE ARE MORE HEIL HEATING & COOUNG ~ ' ·IN MASON COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER BRAND! ' . l ' • .•'·• .• ::.••: ...•• •• .•• . •' ..• ' .•.•• • ...•• • .•... . Since 1963 City Ice & Fuel has been the distributor for Heil. For several years now people have been turning to do-it-yourself projects - m~ny of them concerning heating & cooling. Since I have been in the business of heating & cooling for over 20 years now I receive many calls for advice. som'etimes I finish wiring units for those that have difficulty . Our goal · is to ·be a one stop for all your heating & cooling needs. Stout, Mike Sharp, Deaver, and Charlie Lawson all carne through as did the defense all night long when its backs were aginst the wall. SHS completed 5-11 passes for 87 yards, while Waterford was2·9 hurting the SHS secondary both times. Amos had . 49 receiving yards including the 25 yard winning reception and Lisle caught two lor 38 yards. Behind Roush's hundred yard night freshman Richard Deaver was 5·39 In a good effort ,Rick Sellers 5-21, and Lisle 4-12. Scott McCutcheon was 12·69 and Curtis 16·71 for Waterford. Greg McCutcheon had a. recep· Uon for ards. Southe n 1·0 travels to Huntlngt ·n· oss Friday. P.a rh:\ cnry 18. Ill psi(. 0 ...... ,,,.,,,.,..,,.., """""""'"'''"'"· E •"""''"'' PhUo 14, HoebtoaLilllewood IS ........ n.,co 1 o ::':.::;~';~-;,::.~~~! ••~ •Eu, .....,,.,.....,, .. lavern• U, Akr North 13 "''"v.oou, ..ooHlo'"'""'' "' r;w~.~V~•·:·~bl~an~k:ed~R~o~ck~H~l~ll~,2~7~-0~-~:::~~~~~~~::;~ WE'VE MOVEDI (Above City loan Bank) For appt. call 992-S912 _HOURS: 8:30-5 Mondoy, Thursdoy,. Fridoy 8:30-6 Tuesday SERVICES IN GALLIPOLIS REMAIN AT 414 Second .Avenue Phone 446-0166 ~COSMETOLOGY [~j=====INOUSTAIAL ' ... 7\ ELECTRONICS .••••.. •• ....•• ...• ..••••. ' •. •. •• • ' ow " .••. . • :: . ·: Standard Plumbing & Heating Gallipolis, Ohio •• .... . •• • .•.•'•• .•. .•. ... •:•.' . •·:• . •. . •. •• ' ' ' ..•... .. ,•. '' • ' .. . ' •• ~. Bra.vn's Heating & Cooling . Vinton, Ohio Auto Mechanics Carpentry Electricity Olflca Services Nu"'e Asatstant Machine Trecles Cosmetology 1-614-384-3594 Jones' Appliance Service Buffalo, W. Va. 1-614-245-5858 Roy's Repair Service Ravenswood, W. Va. Rous'h's Heating & Cooling Letart, W. Va . 1-304-273-3453 . ·1-304-895-3693 McGhee's Heating & Cooling Oak Hill, Ohio Lawrence's Heating &Electric Point Pleasant, W. Va . 1-614-682-7421 1-304:67S-3099 I Bell Contr<~:ting Gallipolis. Ohio Baisden Plumbing & Heating Jackson, Ohio Cline's Plumbing & Heating · Leon, W. Va. / 1-614-286-5930 I ,I 1-614-446-4002 Ron Evans Entefllrises Jackson, Ohio 38" .. . .. 598!ch 1-304-458-1936 Ted's Heating & Cooling Ravenswood, W. Va. 1-304~273-4104 ~ . ·. · , sq. ft. (Ill) U.L Llllltl ....___, Coverage for R·19 is 29 square teet per bag approximately 5' deep. Cost for R-19 coverage is $3.19 for a 25 pound bag. The.higherlhe R·Value the greater the insulating power. R·Value fact sheets on file. 20 Year Self Seal Fiberglass 10' White 20' ROOFING SHINGLES ALUMINUM GUTIER 1797 . . amER 84 ' 3 GUARD 14!P!Hn 100 sq. It Class 'A' Fire each (411-o1) With 8' D.C. TH 1 wood Sidino sggg 14'122' 11/2 Car :::.)2 Car $1 '599 16' 5 Gallon 1112...., nO I each each w..... (3 L.:;,"'"" ~} . ~'!"'""I tr ~====='WELDI~O ~ .I · each 1111·211 2'x4'x92 5/8' 14!h~~~ KITCHEN CABIIETS ..,,. 60o/o,ff~ 'List Price 84 99 ' Discount varln by t;abinet style . Posdormed Bulcherblock Pattem each(lll-111 ::~'... . . 441ft. Mltrt cuts & end additional . DELIVERY AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RATES tlrli l l I I ,...._ .. _ . . .• . rfiiiiiiU... II. . . _... II .............. 3 G) LUMBER & HOME CENTER CAnETISBURG. KY. 606-739-4121 :;; i ·&84 ' . PREMIUM PRECUTmDS • 11 Alii Dvir · DRIVEWAY SULER n .,U-IIIMI ttllnl . TREATED LUMBER n •••d•llld ''" ,..t:oo ,. AliA,., 1-114-937-2501 1-614-286·5977 . NI(-.J2), Ul (112-JS) Food Service lnduetrlill Electronics Olverslflecl Medical Walding Industrial Maintenance Accounting/Computing Auto Body Repair lsJhhwllw JrDO ,..4z00 ,. A - a..4rN ,..ltOO,. ...... SrOG ,._s,u ,. 1-61~·992-2621 Yate's Heating & Cooling Rio Grande, Ohio 32" .............. a .... ,_ 14 , ..... Cuooingham's Heating & Cooling Syr<~:use, Ohio 1-614-446-3782 ' ' 56Btch 11 STORM-RS At. 1, St. At. 691 Nelsonville, 0 . 45764 (614) 753-3511, Ext. 44 1 ' CELLULOSE IISULATION . 11/4 WhifF Crossbuck Tri-County Vocational School IT'S NO. 1 IN MASON COUNTY!! •• •••. •. . wo.rlc for you tool The Adult Education Canter Duct Systems AS£( FOR HElL .. •• Sunday, Sept. 13th Blow-In R· TRY A CAREER FOR A DAY *FREE* 4:00 PM-1:00 PM SepteNer 14tll, 15th, 16th, 17th ' • .•••• see· 4B!h "' "'"' "-> DO IT YOURSELF OR·CAIJ, ONE OF THESE COMPANIES TO INSTAIJJ A HElL HEATING & COOLING SYSTEM. Stop In GARAGE BROOM / T. W. (Terry) Lawrence Central Air We know you work hard for your money. That's why we're toush on ourselves for you. [•]==;] AN IDEA FOR THE FUTURE . __..:;...-- Worksfor· PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO NEW location in downtown ·POMEROY! 236 E. MAIN STREET, 2nd Floor MECHANICS~ Sincerely, ( -· Q q~J..VL--c{__. / .. .•• .·,•.. • • AUTO r----=======================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiijLUMBER & HOME CENTER Richard "-0: .••. .••. :·· •• ...,.,=, fF Belpre ends streak .. ''--...,.--C-on_ttn_ued_fro_m_c_-1_ _ _ _ __ ROCK SPRINGS- The Meigs must certainly improve on the race. and was not intercepted while golf team won the TVC match Meigs their overall performance frotn / Jim Goff was the leading Stukey threw 5 times for 1 held at Riverside course on here out if they expect to stay in ground gainer for the Golden completion and 1 interception-. Monday, August 31st. Meigs' · · Eagles carrying 21 times for 98 Bissell punted 7 times for a 31 team score was 182, followed by . yards and an 8.1 average per yard average while Stukey .Belpre at 187. Wellston 19l,Trlm· average. Powell and Barton also carry. Roller netted 17 yards in booted 6 for a 25.5 average. The ble 199, Vinton County 204 and rarik in the league's top ten. live tries but broke Meigs' back Miller 210. Although Federal · After two matches, the league wit!) the long punt return. For the Marauders fumbled twicl' losing both and the Eagles picked up HOCking does not qualify for standings have Belpre at 11 I'YI .rruders , Bissell netted 33 both of their fumbles. In the team standings because of only points, Meigs with 8, Nelsonvil- yards in six carries, Jeff McEI· penalty depactment, the Ma· two participants, Brian McPher· le-York at 8, Trimble with 6, roy 30 in seven and Wess Howard rauders were assessed 35 yards son of Federal was match medol· Wellston has 5•. Vinton County 4 picked. up 31 in eleven tries. for seven penalties and the ist with a 39. and Miller none. Meigs had 6 first downs from Golden Eagles were whlstled·for Matt Baker of Meigs was Meigs travels to Forest Hills scrimmage to Belpre's 8; the seven Infractions for a total of 52 second in the 37 man field with a Go lf Club on Tuesday for a TVC Eagles outga!ned the Maraaud· · yards. 'score of 40. Other Meigs' scorers matcnhosted by Miller. Gaillpo· ers139 to 75 on the ground with The Marauders will try to get were Todd Powell and Scott lis and Meigs will meet in a dual Meigs having the edge in passing bacj( on the winning trail as they Barton With 46 each, Van Klein 50 match at the Riverside course on y_ardaage 59 to 5. Bartrurn host theTrimbleTomcatsFriday and Joe Smith with. 56. Wednesday. attempted 16 passes, completed 5 night. him Baker's into third round placeofin40moved the league ranklngs with a 43.5 stroke !:!!,! ::. .•..• ..' . •• •• •• •• . City Ice & Fuel has employed me to lay out your projects and help in your selection of size and type of equipment you may need. • •• •• ., upset Barboursvliie 13-7 Friday) while Coal Grove will host Wayne. In other games Involving GAHS opponents, Portsmouth West downed South Point, 41·7; Athens blanked Unioto , 60·0; River downed Warren Local, 23-6·, Logan bombed Nelsonville· Yoprk 27-6; ' Marietta upped its mark to 2-0 with a 17·13 win over Cambridge: Wheelersburg wal~6 1o ped J ac kson 6"" an d Wayne, Keeps Em' Honest Saunders also felt Neville kept the Hornests defense honest by mixing up his plays. " No doubt about it. They are a tough defensive team. ThfY have one of the best backs ln the area but we put pressure on them all night," Saunders added. , "I'll have to see the films to determine who did the best job up front before I make any com· ments about our line play . We knew Coalline Coal defensive andhad thata ittough was goi ng to be a dogfight ail the way ," Saund ers concluded . Statistics Gallipolis rushed for 170 yards 140 trips ) and passe(! for 111 tseven of 13, one intercepted) lor 281 total yards In 54 plays from scrimmage. The win ners had 17 first downs . Coal Grove rushed lor 158 yards {42 plays) and added 15 passing tone for five, none Intercepted) for 173 total yards In 47 plays . Tawney led GAHSrushers with 138 yards In 20 attempts. Gra nt . had 32 in eight and Neville. w110 was sackeq twice , had 21 In 10. Davis finished with 141 yards in 27 trips to pace Coal Grove. Jeff Haynes had 331n 10. Mike Nevi lie finished wlth a ml.nus 19 in five , having been hit three times behind the line of scrim mag e by Mark Berklch, Scott Marchi , Chris Dillon, Mitch Bailey and company . . Ga llipolis, 1·0. plays at Point Pleasant , 1-1 {the Big Blacks Meigs golfers win The Sunday Times-Santinei-Pa'ge-.C:_3 • MILTON. WV 304•743-9484 GALLIPOLIS FERRY. WV 304-675-4584 UNTINGTON; WV 304-736-8484 '• �Paga C-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport_:.Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. September 6. 1987 September 6. 1987 Southwestern loses 14-0 on blocked punt and long pass · Continued !~om page C-1 The Highlanders could not' The Panthers' best work on confine their mistakes to the defense was when they played Offense.. Their secondary was good defense against McCarty's !lagged lor pass. interference passing attack. which was expected to be nil. McCarty fin when Adams fired a pass from Ished the night with four completh(' Panthers' 17-yard line to the tions out of 12 attempts lor 23 Southwestern 47-yard lin(': The ·yards. " We threw the ball a lo' penalty moved . the Panthers to morP than w~ expected to," sa id their 33-yard line. On the n('xt Southwestern assistant coach play, Adams was intercepted by SWHS sophomore linebacker Mel Carter. Ih the third quarter, th e Josh Hal slop. biggest play was when Adams, The Highlanders seemed to starting at his own 31-yard line. hang themselves with penalties found that senior split end Evan a nd mistakes !rom time to time. Kellen berg was wide open down Ir made the Sou lheastern defense the middle and lofted a st.rike 'look a lot betterthan it deserved. Eastern rallies to whip HHS l FRAZIERS BOITOM- Overcoming a huge 20-8 halftime deficit, the Eastern Eagles shOwed much character in fabri cating a satisfying 26-20 comefrom-bl>hind win over the Han nan Wildcats here Friday evening in the season opener lor both ciubs.The non-league win boosts EHS to 1-0 and gave Coach Arch Rose a successful return to the grid. Over the years the Hann an football program has come a long way. Veteran Coac h Joe Johnson is looking lor a good season as one of Hannan's biggest turnouts takes to the field. Eastern's v-Ictory overshadowed a very successfu l pre-season cam paign that included a 2-touchdown-toone win over much larger Circleville. Coach Arc h Rose explained, "A IIi tude is going to be the key to this season. We were in a position to lay down and dje ... to call it q u'its ... but these kids d id not give up. They showed much charac ter a.nd really sucked it up in posting the come from behi nd win. I think this shows that we can do thi ngs if we put our minds to it. " Eas tern got on the boa rd first when quarterback Mar k Griffin broke away lor a 36 yard t ou~hdown jaunt with 8:38 show ing on the first period clock. The PAT failed. but East.ern held a 6-0 lead. Eastern held its own both offensively a nddefensively in the early going, but Hanna n soon made necessary adjustments. Several early Eagle drives were negated by fumb les (EHS lost 3 of 3 the first half) a nd penalties as Eastern inside the twenty three times without Ia score in the first half. One TD was also called back. Whi le Ea s tern's scoring ceased in the first half, Ha nna n really lit up behind a combined runni ng-passing game.Han nan scored first on a 17 yard run by junior halfback Mike Wilson. T he PAT pass was no good fora 6,61ie with 7:23 showing in the second frame . Hannan scored again with 2:10 left in the half when Wilson again scored on a 32 yard ru n terminat ing a drive that ~ larled on the EHS 32. Wilson also ran the PAT conversion lor a 14-6 score. With :57 left in the half Wilson nailed a halfback pass to David Conrad for a 20·6 lead. The EHS coaching stall regrouped at the intermission and made the necessary adjustments . Coach Arch Ros e .said, "We told the boys that In order to win we must control the line of scrimmage, do the job defensively. and cut down on m!stakes.We stressed tha t we had to fir st contain the ir offense. then put some point s on rh e board .We showed a lol or poise in a great 'comeback. " Eastern 's de fense rose to the occasion in the third fram e. hold ing the Wildcats at bay a nd setting the stage for a · EHS comeback. · Meanwhile. quarterback Mark Griffin marched his troops downfield with a passing-runn ing combo that highlighted several key runs by senior fullback Kyle Dav is and JeJf Johnson. A fourth ' Co ntinued on C-5 that took advantage of the rath~Jr quarter and the Interception by loose pl ay of the Highl a nder Higley of a McCarty pass with secondary. There was not one less th an 2:30 left In the contest Southwestern player within fi ve put a crimp In the Highlanders' yards of Kel le nberg. The chances of winning . Panther drive continued into the This didn ' t stop James from fourth quarl~r . when as th e final looking on ' the bright side. "We stanza unfolded , Adams passed go t a decent pass rush on Adams. on· third-and-15 to junior fl~nk er Overall. we've got to -be pleased Greg Higley. That play, which with our performance. However, put the Pan thers at the Southw- the (pass-interfere nce) penally es tern three-yard line, set up the late in th~ second quarter was th ree-yard scorin g spr int by what killed us ." Adams. Miller's extra-point a tThe Highlanders finished the tempt ex te nded the Panthe rs' contest with seve n fir s t downs to lead to 14-0. the Panthers· six . Southwestern By lhls time. the Highlanders' rushed for 117 ya rds. while defense wa s bein g · pushed . Sout heas tern ran the ball lor 44 around . though the Panthers s till ·yards. The Highlander s were looked rather lack l\lster. Adams. flagged seven tim'lS for ·55 yards , who completed live o_f 19 passes while the handkerc hief came out for · 98 yards, " was not given against the Ross Count y gridders adequate protection . He was . six limes lor 50 yar ds. SWHS lost press ured," said Panther head the ball on th eir only fumble In coach John Rober ts. the fo urth quarte r. when junior However, In spite of th.e fact D.J. Harden lost the ball on the that the Highlanders put pres- kickoff foll owing Adams' second sure on Adams when he did ·drop touc hdown. The Panthers back to throw, the blocked punt , fumbled twice and los t both . penalties such as the pass In ter · Southwes tern will host · Alex terence 'penalty in the second a nder cin Friday. Septembe r 11. CHOOSE FROM UNIROYAL, B.F. GOODRICH & REMINGTON MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT Ohio ~alley Tire Outlet (3041 675-5.332 l.oui:- St•w York Mnnlrf'al Phladlphi ('h icak'! ~ · ~!I HAVE A SAFE AND ·HAPPY LABOR DAY FALL HUNTING CLINIC SUNDAY, SEPT. 13, 1987 "DRI~E ~0 ~'IS ' ..lt! to 1,1 ~ Pinshr~:h til Frnt ·~ · · . 1 6~ i :l 19 11 i:! 6:1 ..\;~1 117 fl'j ..iOO ~' -1 lit "'" .1!16 5 :;,~ ·a , 1;16 1:1 llu u ~on nndnn;.tl Al lanla ' "'"' 1\ n ~•·~ San Dit•gn 56 1!1 .!Ill ~ ~~~ 't :i-t ~~ .103 1";• 1 Frld;&y'!< '"'"'ull li ('l ndnna\1 /, ( 'hll · a,~;o 3 \llantu ; , Mlontrt•lll I Hou...tun :?, PHt,.,hurl{h 0 ,\n,~u• I ('!O I S11n Fraru.ci!>t'll :1, Phihadd phla t. )(aaurd a.,, '• Gn mt'' f ' lndnnll ll ~ R il>imu.~""'' " Il-l J at Chka.e;n ( l ,yndl :!-II J. l :oa p.m . Phll.ldt•lphla ( Raw lt•y 17-5) 111 S<tn Fr11nl'i:-.~·n t Oruw·t·k)' ~~I . 1: n~ p.m. Monlr.•al { ~brti m~,. '1 -:1) :t.l ,\ tl anl:t (i'offman e.n1 . 7: 40p.m . S:t.n f)h •~to (Grant ~ j ) :II :-it. Loul~ 1 1'-tallwo'olo·.~ §.~ ). 1!.: 0 5 p .m . PIHstlllrt:h !Dr~th t·k ; - 101 lll ll ouslon cKnt•pJ)I"r HI) .II::IS p.m . ·"'~"-- \ 'o rk I Darlln,e; 11-X) al i Al!i ,\ n,;o•lt•_,. { \ ' ~rtU. u.• l:. I I· I:! ), 10: 0:\ p . m . !'lunda,· · ~ (;;am r;. flnl'lnnmlal Ch.karo Sun Dlo•Jll!l :.1St. Loubi IU onlrf'ttl lit t\llanla t'iH,Jmr~~~:h al H uuMon l'lif'•· Vnrk Ill Lmo An~t> l ..,. l'hlladt•lphla a1 San fo' rant•lsl:o ..... 1\MEH if'i\ N I..EA.lii J..: llt•i roll TCirOnto .. Mllwaulw Ho!iiOn Bull lrnor ( ' It"' I" I Jill Wl'!ll IVIllllll!!oiOt O<~o ki .!Uid C~&ll ferrtl Kan"~ CI.Y .Mi7 -~ ~ .5~~ .-IM I :rot~ j;j .U5 6~ .5'l! - 81!. 6ti .00"1 :1 66 69 .·IIIII ~ 1·l 6! .4M!I H~ ijtj ."Wollltk> &:! 71 .110 Tr11.u 6212.463 $7 77 .U.'I ('h ll'l\1{0 c:n .m I,, "" ""' ·"' "73, "' II'·,r " " "" "' .375 311., 72 L P\'1 . . .. NMII' \ '11rk II !I It Frld~tJ' K ReMuJI!i N"' \'ork II. C'allf11rnla t Rose on S, fltvl'l ~tnd 2 • lb. lllmorr l , Oakland 2 Tt1ront c1 6, ~IJ. IIf' 5, 10 ln nlnx~ lh'troH II, T•~rut % • Kullllll City a. (ltkU«< ~ Mln nt>snta '!, Mllwuukf'l' I. I ~ lnnllllf!" To da)''!l Gllmii'Jol 8uUif' SAFELY" t: Chevrolet-Olsmobile ( ul ' ' 11d tt, ( 111 Har tlt',)' 1!1 ( il l t'l rla:r .!(~ , OJ, n111n10 DEER GRUNT CALL CO~Ii'O lfN IJ BOW '' I"JOI ...... )\.-.1 ' I""''"'' O ~!ho ... M•"l o I • ho~l' "'H•)< I • t , i i •HI~ (00.1 jfll m phl'll II-~ ) a t Toronto · •~ "'l""t ,' 0 ll>t'1 .ft•ft H-••n !!1. 1.1 m11 1 we h o ll.ty .,. ort hrltl1•' 'til, Ho·l h••i 1 I,.,_) Oak•ooti :T, \1 \I IOf'll nluni I"") HIM f' (R E Rll'l.E o 'JII"'' ~ .-;;· '~ •lh,:l• vrlroll t o ' I Oo Aol<n 'I •Yil•<~ MODEL60W .99 Uo•lOr• ll HI• o•r•ldo• ,li, Tt l ;~~d D l '.t r• ~ I •.\h tj,olr .. n lho'pht.r" .It•If ll, " llll no:• Tro~o lho.,·r IK. "'' "llf o l~lf... j -- o Jlo 61• 1 hn • !.1 Joi ••J.t"'l t~' '"eod 'll. ,\llllhllr) tAtt;trlo'" ~ - lh•h.t It t :.tun t' li l ...,t;,•D lh• lphu ~ ·" .l .l hto .. • \homo..-~ t . I)TIA R II, A,..h, ,.l,.ill H,.rlottrti 1-~ rlr t l'llJ T rl•h I ~ \li.r ~\in ; 'cdvcr StcVl' Horner. wa s a lso instu mental wllh several key B lUit> hall ""recr.ptlons. · whkh Riut• .h,y,.. acq ulrt•d pih: ht •r Mlkt• · FlanagM. C'lndnnatl - f:tllt'd up pit l• hrr.~ l' ;ll Pal'llln. 8 111 ~ndr u m , ,fl'lf Mont ~~~:u moT.f ' a n d R ill St: hrrrt·r from Nw;hvlll;• of tho• "••·• -, ...,,.,, ., n•.,..,~ • ' ......... ,~.oil· -~~~· """odat:lon {t\AA.) . lotiH03 leA aft er a fumb le recove ry and a H! C'ol lt>xt• i\nnount.'4'd dl'fl' n... h ·t: l m•khllun Si lt•• ht:t."' l~·t• n rul r d lnl'lilitlhll' h~· lht• nr 11 l r J • ..€: . 3X-9X Tracker • \ ;o/ ·~··h· • I pi•· I • ,.... ,., \o ~ "' '''lol.- r• ••r •• ~I" •06110, 12 11'8340~1 ~ CLEANING KITS • l!ofl•• -'"''t:"" • I ' '"" '"" ''''1'1• k "" '• '-•>• "" ' Jo oloro I ·"'"~ ·• · I I J>MI • ~' • Jll'\o 1•• 1 ~ <Uo• I• ~ ;!IO ~~d. Oj "• II , ~O ~I '""'' •I toMb Hm·••·)' Chka.~~;o- 1\ l·quln•d rl,;ht winK n uanr SUIIt'r from I h i' NV ll< land .. ,,.. fur lu turt• '";579 11 MODH JIIUO ~I O U t: l. 11 ·250 COM!•Ot 'NH • •••<I) l•o llu •., , ~ ·~ •I • ··~h·l• l.j ' ' "' '" ''' lo tobh II 1•1" •1 •1~ now Frld~Q' ' ~ f.iamt.~ o.'\11 I"'' I~•• •A-.nM·~· •llr,. ...,•• ,,, • ·r,.okll'n' Lul~-l• Tldfwal l'r ii, P awltM•kf4 '! ColumhuM 10, HoC'IH'!I let I Saturd!Q''s G11.ml' Pawluck M 1U 'nde11.·a t e r IPO itnU-Itl •ota Jno •• •• . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6T_ H, 2:00 P.M. HUGEl( ·,GENERAl ADMISSION S3.QO-KIDS UNDER 12 FREE ss.oo ENTRY FEE UAUI'OMATIC ClASS A STREET L~GAL TIRES UP TO AND INCLUDING 38'S CLASS B STREET LEGAL TIRES 40' S AND 44 ' S •• ·, )lt 1 ,d~~o1o'·hro>Qk NowOntv c ,, MldtJn l USA G . -- IJ.,hol n 211. ( olumhiMM1l I Jttlt• 1\tl;unl l'l. lA· hanon ; l.udi ChHrtlO'af I!'., :)to•d(na 8uo·kt•)t• 11 IMJt:IUl 21. J'lo'r l,o;ti.n•lllt• ' IAtiiiUI E lm :MI, ,\U!Unl Trllt't' 'll l~•ll,!o'' \111' ,\qu ina .. l'i , " " .. '"" t' MII,.' l~'"'' rll\ Ilie• 11 , SbtHht' rn l.oc 0 I All' .,_ $ 1. \\' M,f !IO'!>fto•ld (,i~hJ:A " I.AII' Jt.O, ' ' ' " " \' a/ 1~11 . 1'1 kf'l ftn II 1.} ndhun- t 8r""" '!4, ( 1.- Unl" II .lhndlo•ld MaiMhllr t il, \to lllllrd ' ,\l anl,~.~~t ( ' r1•~ tv.·OtKI J:t. ,\ ur o ra 0 ,Ua p\o-4on :rz. 11111-""'otlo• 11 ~hrlo·u• n . ( amtwldJ!:f' 1:1 \lar iot•tn"fll 'r!, Ht' 11din1 15 1Sol J .'Ill., on II. R IIJo' llo"'' \'llh· ':' ~·h""lllun ·l t:tl'k.""" tn. l .ot.~h<\ llio• 9 \lo Or rmou NM li , Z~anf' Tru r l'! "' llf>n.il d VI, \ 'lo-nna ,\'hot """'~ I'! ,\1••t•tlank">ll\lfll: t I. I ~· tlllnlll l' '!Q M·· dln.a '! I , l I• 1:-: To-~· h 0 '1o•di.n ll HI KhJ IIIIIf J. Kro6tl yn It \l<'l r t:. .. lrr n !JI.. Ha nna11 {\\ \'111 ~ 0 ""'Il :'" S..ultlt•rn !"~ . \\lal~rf oN'I lli 1Hgger FHCI Glue Gun Controlled glue flow for even application. Removable nozzle. Stand included. (9735) 6-Pk. 4-in. Hot Melt Glue Sticks Sikeflex®Multi-Caulk Industrial strength polyurethane for home repairs. Lifetime bond. Paintable, sandable. (442521) ' '!I. I~ ~ .lit f'hhln!i 1 ,\l llldif'II'Miil 't l . ~rltutflf' lll fiil :tu \tlddlo·l"'"" t'rn ... lo k :W. \ al \io•v. \ll iltn.,.. hu~~ 1 ~, f-:llrlll 't ·~Uifn r d ' '!tt. I In 'Mihw""l <! I \ll nt'f:~~t~ l , " 8 nnth 11 \linll'o 1:1. M .. ll.,,lll,. ~ \tln ' l" r I ll', " P" nt:"n lllr ll .\tfi!';Uoli>FI' ~ I , 1.\ W.N inl> II ' I ull••!!t•' IIIII· ~ I. " ••I hi> I l'ul ,. tl I n~ft \3. ,\ hlr to n t :ta:ln If ~~~pvl,.,n :n , lk•fhuu-+· 1! :0.•'"' •~thuni ::11. f: t llnl nnn ' ''"' l 1 h\111 ,~ , (an (PAC J1 Drill Bit Set. Carbide tipped for long life. Sizes '¥,~ ... 11•", Sf,&'\ 3fs" and 1h". Use for drilling brick, stone, cement, etc. (61 170) '\ t•whury ~ I. t'alrptJrt l'l ""'d'-' n\<1 11, flr.-l...,.., lilt• G l'llorto n ' ' ' ,\ 'tU\l1lrril· li 'loi"r...-..00 II , (l h•n f! ~t o•(J ~or~o. .,lli I t Mll111n tAl '"" 'i U.tk III II ill, Ht• ~H· r rtt'l'~ ,)li IIf ""•" 211, Itt ,·hllo-4d Ko•o "'" ~ Ufl'fllln ( la.y ~- Tul Mu"· ,~wr 11 Urn·lllo•\!7, " Mlh \l urlh 1:1 OJ '>f'~tl 1!1, t-: ' " '~' ..- n 0 i Wia "''"' Hill., 18, l i lh-. n nhur~~: ll i ~lnrd TMIIIr ll. ltll d :.l l. t~, t u n ':' I' .uJt'n ,- It) 1" \' II) 'r t Stwnantlou l! II l' tttnoa l'u du it 1'!. t : l_y rl n ful h ; Wlrh overti me in the forecast a Griff! n· to·Hor ncr pa s s play · cha nged the his tory · books as Hor ne r ca me down with the 30 yard ga me-winning sco re . The PA T failed but E HS led 26·0 and the defense held the r es t of the way. Grl ffin .ll'd E HS rushers with a B-34 ni g ht while Wil son had a sup<'r ga me of 22-176.Horn er pulled dow n 7 catc hes for 87 ya rds. -· .Johnson led the E HS defen se with five tackles a nd 9 assis ts. whlle big Allen Tripp had 5 tack les and 15 assists. Eastern hos ts Wahama nex t Friday. '$ 799 5-Pc. Masonry No•• Rn rn r n IIi , Kld ~: o•m•mlll ~ .... ( ~~llr l l'a i 9. f\.llardtn~o~n If ' '' " 1\ 11>:111 ) 1'!, 7.1Ult'" " \llr ft O '-I'f' f l:t ll ~ ~ MAIN CLINIC • 110>'1 · ··~""' • .'Srvrfl joo o l o<~,o. •S.Iu!M . ......... h... Paw' l Ut' kt'C 6, Ttd(o• ·ater 0 fo lumhu !l l 5, R Mhl'fltt' r :1 SIOII OFF CO. ID. 28 ON IAINIOW IIDGI. Jlr&nnlh a l Hh rr 1!:1, "' • r~n l..&r- II llar rt ..u n 33, E r.- nlro~lllnd t 1 Hr lith :!11, l .a n t ·ll-~l f' r Fbther 0 Hh-k s\·111~· ~tl. Uma l',.rr)· II ftl llsl•!Jro 10, :'lit•• · ltk hmond 1 H11w lantl 13. ,\ s hlahula t::dtJ!'WOOd 0 lrt•nlon 33, Hu~ ..... n 1 Ky ) II Ironton .S t J of' 11. ~)· mmt'!l Vall2 .l:tl' l"".,.:Uillun 33, llt~rty 1 .lt•floT!illn l 'nlon :tO , Rl- a~· rr l...nt· ll ·l tonalh~tn r\ltll'r Ill. Bt>n l.oKan I Kr nt Roo ..." ·r lt t!, K r n,.lon 13 t{ ,.t tlo' 11lrrnont ~. KNI f\ll rr7 L11Hrao· 211 1 t.\ rard J.l (Ill ) l.a.C\'I' OOd ~P . fl •• \4 Trt •h 0 l.al.i• c a.l h i. n •. S4 lgn • tl\1~ ' t,..•Mpnha ~ ~ . lkr K ~n R l'Srrw :M IJ ht•rly 8rnhm 11, \\'oodm on- 1·1 IJh;•rly fr-nli'r U. H t~l,; llt~ 11 IJ twrt) Un lo n %it, froolc.'!vlllto J IJ t · kln~ lit• llt. ,J<:~hn,..low· n N ' rld~•· iJ IJ okln• \'Ill t~. l)rP'>dl' nTrJ· \' al 0 =~ you~ 12-Ft. Powerlock Rule '¥4" wide blade protected for long wear. Power return . (10- 13) (33-312) ,,. MAC CO Liquid Nails S TIINi f Y 10.5 oz. All purpose panel and construction adhesive. Waterproof (LN601B) 3-Pc. Wood Chisel Set Set features '12'', '¥•"· 1". Heattempered steel blades, shock absorbing handles. (16- 150) THE HOLZER CLINIC'S - ~~lJ o I ,. ., 1; II. to.., "l"h '" 1,., '"" •~ I' '""'' 1'11k-watfor 4, Pawhwkt'l 'l fo lum bu ~ !J. Ror- h ~~h· r 1 Thunood1Q1 '!1 Res u lts PII!ES WILL BE AWAIDED BY AMOUNY OF ENTRY FEE PLUS - TROPHIES AND DOOR PRIZES GATIS OPEN AT 12:00,NOON- ENTIIES 12 TO 2 LOCATII IN IAINBOW PAIII, 11/t MILES EAST OF BASHAM 36, 0..)' Paueuon 'U rttlltun &din '!5, \\'Ill nut HII 1ft 3 •All' •hi•~ · U"'' •·•"il>" COR!Iidt.'l'a t loNi. H11.r tford - Sl~tnf'd do• fl"nl'it'nla n Sylml n foil' 11n• rll{hl win ,; liih 'ano· f'hurlio tu :J..yt'lll' conlinu:b. INTF.RN/\TION,\ 1. I.Er\GU F. Govt'rnur' MCup PI ayoU!i (HO'I>Iltlllh •o• ) (Tidt"''llter lulls*"''""' 2·1 ) tC'ol urnbus Willli M!rh•s :J-Ot Wt• dnrMday',; RP~ult!>i solid stand by the ~: H S defen se . The PAT wa s vo!d, but' EHS :was back In It at 20-12 . With 5::16 )eft in I he ga m e Kyle Davis :t:Julled through the line eight yards, ca pping a 1:1 play d rive of 57 yards. Gr iffin thre<tded the needl e to Horner for th e PAT's a nd EHS was off a nd runnin g lvith new life at. 20-20. • .!W Wo" •.olol• • • t:. "'to ......., ' ""~ SCOPE NC'1\ i\ . Southern Cui - ,\ nno u nn•d ,\'Juni('<t Lnmh. u c·tmtt'r un th(• wmnf'n's hllskt•t· hal l tram', v.·lll play in Italy .. FomhaJt & . Lllu l_~ 1\ cllvah•d llnt •harkrr ( 'har llt• Bakf'l' : sl,;nrtl ' lt:ldwr ,Jason SlllU I'(J\' ~ ky : rt>lt•li.M.'d IIH•k h•Tom \\'r lll'r • Eas tcr n'.s flr sr sco re in th(' · second half ca m e on a 28 yar d -pass to junior halfback Jeff 'J ohnson. which ca me one pla y • I'' '"'I ' ~ N • •h•••ll,.t Ml~l - II ~ C nrinu~d from C-4 .E astern ····---------------ot thaj -quartet . re - ~ mem ~bl'r . Nt•w \:'o rk li\LJ - Sl«nPtl pik ho•r tlio•ll Allt•n. ~an Fram ·ls1·0 - RHalh•d p ll t htr .John Rurko1t a nd c att•h pr Klrt Manwar ing lrom Shrt'VI'por1 ol lht• Tt-lla,.. IA'!liii:Ut' 1AA1 . ll ~m lltun 1/.....,,.... tl. •,,,..''"' ,.,, .. .. .o~"'" n.. .,...., """''"'""' ~ ••,, .. ( "'"'' :4 WHEEL DRIVE MUD 808 • n, 1-: ULI:. '!t, • • I I, (IA.)'IIIA ' Orlhlll l'l nl ·~ r r • il . ...... ~ ·~··"" • 1,-.1 ... · ~ h\1 1.>1 "~·' Ito<'' ..... M> ll,)ll<' " PUMp SHOTGUN to. ., Form a weatherproof seal. Paintable. Cleans up with water. 10.5 ounce. White. (18101) Retail Value: $1.99 • ' i tn ln~ .ttll '!1, ftr~ tii !Jtd II I to"ollllk" lt, 1'1,1 ml•ulh II f' w)'lthUii f-'w ll~ 1.1, l ' r rr) I ! MODEL .~OO .,..;;:., With Silicone . ~- Fall~ 11. Port runt on 6 (io,.lwn 21, \\'llmlnl(ton U Grandvll'w :U, Col C•ntennl t:l o O r ct•nvllh• 13, "'ll.n.rt•rel'k 3 li'rl•t•no,hu rg Grt'.. n 'tc! . Akr Sprln,; !0 Grovp fli)' 13. Mt Vfnon 1 lirO \'"P"rt II, l'lclu•rinl{lonll ll' , H r.)IMl ld..tlur ~: 11 t u-ho• '"" ~~ Huwke n :rl; Char(ln '"Gr nna " \1ldp11. rk l l.di M ' · lndliUI \ ~o~ l'\ I O•.r 0\lnhlil' Ito, lla,t \\h it " o Alnrlinlf c; ... uo" ·uy ~·l'l'tl•nd u, Co l Wf'fll 1 l o ftll&mllltHtT•-pt ( oi M t' brh· t I' ut M Ar t- fllnli ~. l.:.an . •~<• r 11 1 ;,J \1lfn tn 'tl, ( ol Sa ( ~~-~~ .. -..., J I rtl ~ulh ·~ , ( ol Und·· n'll c onlatutl.ll• tlh'"' 11, 1-; 1\n •• \ (I '! I, I hrH h-. 1lllr- 1 lA.) nHtnl I Latex Caulk Gtuaway 14, -htv.·eii.Sclo I I ll!) I !J(d• Mit"f b<, I dlnl6 ' I ltiM'aln 1!1, I t n .'~l tH' IIf' r ' 1Oi l ' Rult imnrt' :- H Pl ' l'i~t·d pit<·ht•r .f u~t· :'tlt'!'it:t lrom Toronto Iii t•o mplt•tt• d t•al in WATCH FOR SIOMS to! K··•·t ho r 1111 1i Ing time out after recovering its own on-side kick. Point Pleasant Coac h Steve Safford attributed .t he win to the team. " I think th is was a ded icatecf effort by a bunch of· ' guys that were disappointed by last week:s loss to Mei gs,' ' Salford sa id. "Weelim lnat ed the mistakes that we needed to." The turning point in the game came. Safford sa id , when .BHS had the ball on the three-yard line. but failed to score . Next week the Big Blacks pia ); • their home opener, hosting Galli, polis a t Sanders Mem or ia l Field at 7:30p .m. Dap®Acrylic liuh11.nnll 1-1, M11.rlon Hardlt~a: e G11.illpotls 11. f'nul Gro\·e II f of lh·"'..l,.., r.:. "h li t-h,dll ~ I t>ll r11•lurd l l , \II ( •llr-u tl tl « tU t r •o.nl,JI., iJt, ~3. I ol l~t ~• pt• nd 1• no ,. I 11l l'llu"I.<Wi>IM' n- , .,,..... .. ............ . ... ..,, .... o( • U.,·! II •h f a , ~ , • • ~~" • II " Arl).ot .. ho~l ,.,. ~ - ( (l j 1616 EASTERN AVE. 47, And4>f'!l9n 0 l.ln"I.J' 1\\\' at 'liJ. I •rr-Qtlt nn 3.1. 1ht nn>N1unt nk .. d G I ,.,.., ,dla \t arJM1f't la U. fl r f' /'o.lrlttrh ll ll'nlrrtlurc '!l Mlllo · r~porl l (llampkJn !II!. fl Urlnn H.f>rlr,.... hlr .. II { ltiM" dnn :1.$.. l' •lno .. , II II' HI\ l' r'$ld f' ll 1 t.mh·o•tM• :11 . c lr.l•..,lu .. IJ r..t l n. ""' •.,. ,. ! I, <: ,. .. ,,.hm~ 111 t in ( \ .l ' t: II, I A""nono't•hur~: ( lnd J I in l.aN.IIr IM.. \It ltr:&!th.) i I In l'•r• r ll Ill, ( l11 th1t Kllt o, ':' lIn l't lno. f' l lln 11, I ""'"' •Hi •· i I l t• ~lui~ ~ I h- ,i\1 ,j ,, .,~ph ·~)1. , I hi ~~ ~ 1\ lt'r 1, f'ln \lk!'n tl lln T 111h 11. l ndhrll 11 111 1:1 tIn l'urphl II . ' nw/1" ,I lin M Hilt. IS, t,..• n 1o n M () ft rtM' t1 (' h• l'l.f>nr.dlt·11111' !l'l , f ' " ·I ~Jhn II a ~ " I I·· ln dqwndt•nt r J, Rl r hnmnd 11 1~ •ARCHERY MONEY SHOOT 304 675-HII LOCAtlD N£Jl IO MASON <OUNrl IAJIIGROONDI - POfU PIIAIAHt, W'l. Sror• ~!)l.n: Mcx,..,y-Fnclat9:l0 - 7:00 - Satwdoy 9:Jo :.... s - !wflcbr12 I'IICifl to s p.m. llt•t roit al Tt•x u.~. nl1hl ,\mt·rl~ ·.an 101. 1\harllnAt<:~n ~ 0 MlnJJt•..,ota fhlcapt ut Kan~ Cit y ' t-ll mpl""'" l s~ t, · m 11 f'an;tl ':'hwtwstrr (1~. Ro·.., lo•)' 11 C•n•l l'' uhomNM 11, l.lu)Jto,lo,.n li I in t: ldo•r 01, 1 In \\ uod .. :ard 1 Tri-County Sport Shop L\11/ ~· a ukr" ~~ 10 ln nln~ "' IQ ... I 'oordlntrturt Iii. Hltlll:f'dl&ft• ~ ( •rt') II . ~•n..a~ l ~li o 111 i Transactions Sl . Luul :- I, San Dh•JO '! l.o,., Oak h.,ul IVuUn~t 11·7) at Ba lll mo"' I Rf' ll I- ll ), '/::15 p. m . Mll" ·aubr INif'VPS 11·61 at Ml nrw~flta (Smit hson J.i ), M: 05 p.m . fhiC'11.gO IDt•Lea n l!.- 11 ) at Ka n.o;u.' fli)' l·l 11.cluion 7·11), 14; 05 p. m. Dt-trnit (Ta nana IJ.-!1 ) 1111 TP."Il"' ( H;url,.. l -!1), 1!.: 3$ p.m. S und~· · ~ Garnt"' ~t 'lttl lf' a l Toru nl o C'h •H•IIUld 11.1 BO!<oton C'allfnrnla ;.al Nr"' \ 'or k Oak i ~U~d at Bal t lmort' Rt•lh•YUf' lturo )n 0 fto>ll tw-{lot)• 12., 1:rt•t•nt'\'lo•.. I I ljellef!lncailtf 13. ln dh'" Lali t• o 8<-lhdrt• ~ .fohn t l. ""•.. •lin• 1 a l h D &lpn' · ~. i\1 1'1 1f" i I\ I ~ " ' al nul I1, .lull n_o lu... ull fti Mo'lt HIYt•r ~- M' ~Ill I'm S \\ Q ft ltomt~arroll ~ Nt•w ~-~"•tn11nn '! Rm•lln111 Grt•l'n II , t~ lrn~ !lild 7 Rrid(lt•pnr113, 1Willl•n.111t'- U 8 1'1H)It\ IIJr :n. i\rt· IOfllllll IG Hl-f tUI II , \ ' ton Mt•rl j Rwt' li t')' t ;o..· ':!. ftn ,;hnh ~r Itt l ; -"'"' "' ")'~" s ll, TtJr unc n li "-Ho·y•· \\ r; , i101d!J .:t Dew)' rw' II, lh n furd 13 HufhU6 (M.\ a) 1':, f-it irland ( anllln S • - t'n~t l~ar ~ t' ostoriill ~4. Oltawa -G landorf6 t·u~ orlll st Wt'n !'/,Northwood 0 f"T r mont Sl .lo!lt'ph 26 , ctydl'! '1 at. • ·Fa ctory Reps On Hand To Demonstrate And Answer Questions _, - Rl&riM'i-too IS. M. ~ rn· n~\'lll l' 111 .. 11 ""''"" ' 'lilt II . """"' f ""'~lrd t :trnn 36-yard line, but PPHS failed to capita lize on the Interception and ended up punting, and Barboursville received the ball and started its drive from the 29. The drive fizzled and PPHS got the ball on the PPHS 40-yard line. After a penalty,lt was first and 15 lor Point. Hall ran the ball to the BHS39. then to t_h e BHS 29, to the 23, and the n to the 13-yard line: Three plays later, Oliver ran the ball in from the 16-yard line , but Lea ~ h m issed the point a ft er and the score was 13·7, Point Pleasant. The game ended 55 seconds later when PPHS rim the remai n- Faln1o•lo¥ IK, N Roy• llun U rlndliiy 18, <.:lc John AdamsO G~ l e!oi !\1111~ .-\r.l.i nanon U. Hl -.f'rdMI ••O .tb tllilld Ill, Oxllon 0 Athfon!l &II . t.:n~o o A"~.untvwn lo' llt•h 1 . \'nunK~ ChuJH~)' 11 IGuidi')' -1-111 . I: :!0 r .m. li7 66 .llll 1:1 ~- 1\l't-' hhold !Ill, 1'1num li it w,.11 ""'· I . "- 3-i). 1: 115 p.m . ( ' lnrl and (f' a r rf't l 3· 0) 1H B~l nn ll'l l anley -1- 131 . 1: 0.'1 p. m . California (Sulton ~I I)) :.1 Nt•w l 'orli \\' I. f'd . (;8 1'10 iiJ ,li(l:! " 5': .S'l'.j :11'f Nt>"' \ 'ork * 1o111t "' II. ! httt !11o !lrilp in for the touchdown. Leaoh made the extra point kick and tied the score at 7-7, with 2:03 remaining in the third quarter. On the next BHS possession, th~y fail ed to convert a third down, but due to a penalty on the PJJnt, the Plra tes retained possession of the ball and the fourth Quarter ended with the Pirates posed on the PPHS45-yard line at third dow n and one yard to go. The PP HS defense held and Ba rboursv.ille received a penalty to ma ke 11 't hird and 13 from the BHS 44-yard line. Hall intercepted a Workman pass and returned it to the BHS f'a.lrhorn 38. Eno11 Gref'non !5 ,Uir .'KIIonrfl,.,.t,.r \!11, Flt•ld II Allen to; 'tl, l.lma lbolh il ,\ n1Mdll ! I, f' ran ldort Ado•n 11 o An~on l a 12, \ ' o•llfow !>\prl n ~ ~ Anlwtorpll, tlllil np fi In the second half, the Pirates kicked off to the Big Blacks who, on the legs of Oliver, Casey Hill a nd Steve Richardson, ran the ball out to the PPHS46- yard line, where the ball was fumbled, wi\h the Pirates recovering. • Another Pirate drive e nded and PPHS got the ball back on Its 34-yard line. Hill ran the ball to the 39, and then to the Barboursville 33-yard line. On the next play, Hill ra n the ball to th e 24-yard line, afterwhlch Oliver ran it fo r a first down to the 14-ya rd line. Hill ran the ball to th e two·yard · lin e, Oliver to the one-yard lin e and Hill ran the ball Eudld -:v, t.. ll' ntfS H 101 1 Fa!rhank!J, 311, \\' Utw-rtyO Alir l 'ovMt ry II, ro pley 7 •\kr fo~ llf't 11 , TJ&JitnadxrO A.•r Fln"WIUIW 7.·\\ arn;n liar tflnll: 6 iU!r (~lllrft('ld Zl!, ,\l11"s illnn K , Akr Hohan 28. 1\lt:ron E !I) (Fia n<ttt:~n \ /f/0\ II II· 11 : 1 1.' Jj , f "'' ' ·.l l'r.oo lttto·r""'"'""! J 11• 1 sn . lo~ riday ' ~ Ohio Hl 11 h !>k hool ' •.Witbldl tu>sulb R ,w l lnkf'd l'r~ o l.ntt•rftiUional NOW! FREE Scoreboard ... ~- - Friday's high school scores A,t'l' f"''lfi t' i~ . Mt> I'Dftlh & --~ ing the extra point . Things looked bleak at the start for thE' Big Blacks, however. when on the kickoff Barbourrsvil le returned the bail to Point's 41· yar d line. Things looked even worse when offsides was called against the Big Blacks. Barboursvllle quarterback Joey Workman ra·n the ball Into the endzone seven plays lat er, with the kick good, to make It 7-0wllh 8: 15 re maining in the first quarter. ' COMPUTBRIZED ALIGNMENT COMJNG FRIDAY - cr- llr'\ WJ< Majors By MATT ROBERTSON OVP Staff Writer BARBOURSVILLE The Point Pleasant Big Blacks defeated the Barboursville Pi rates ln a second-hail rally Friday ·· night , 13·7. The Big Blacks scored once in the third qua rter on a two yar d run by Casey Hill with Brett Leach making th e point alterward and once In the fourth quarter on a 13 yard run by Jimmy Oliver with Lea ch miss - REDUCED DRASTICALLY l The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page- C-5 Big Blacks rally to defeat Barboursville Pirates, 13-7 0 •DOOR PRIZES Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. !• ; OLD & NEW SPORTS PH. 13041 273- 585 5 813 Washington St., Raunswood, W. Va. Prices affective lhru Sept. 16. 1987 Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. -8 p.m.; Sun. 1 a.m.·5 p.m . URGENT CARE CENTER WHICH WILL BE OPEN FROM. 1 P.M. TILL 9 P.M. 'AT THE · -~ ) AND ALL BRANCHES WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 IN OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY. PATIENTS NEEDING CLINIC SERVICES MAY USE THE l'aht..., '~ ill 1\IOI'h•] • mill' nft"" ...._ MAIN CLINIC. '" ~ ' ON JACKSON -PIKE IN GALLIPOLIS. NORMAL CLINIC SCHEDULES WILL RESUME ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMB~R 8 AT ALL L,OCADONS• ~---------· ------·----~ 32· 081. Wh-led hsh Container Large 'n-ash& Yard Begs Rectangular with cover. 6 year warranty. Brown. (0701 ) 33-Ga\\on 2 ply bags with ties. 1.1 mil, 30 count. (10-209) (SEN6TL30) LARGE TRASH &.YARD BAGS .CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point Pleasant, WV. Stor~ Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon ; SENTRY. Hardware �I ,Business • ustness e're in Section September 6, 1987 ' • 1n •••• : POMEROY - During the 21 years of Its exlsta nce, the Com· mUnity Action Agency has touched thousands of lives tn Gallla and Meigs County. Yet, most ~pie know the agency as "the folks who give cheese away" or '·' the people who Insulate houses ." It's true about the cheese and the Insulation of hQmes. But C .A.A . does a iot of other things too. C.A.A. started here In 1966, when Meigs County applied to the Otflce of Economic Opportunity for funds to create their own Community Action program. Programs of this sort were springing up all over the co uptry as part of President Johnson's War oil Poverty . Since federal funding was based on population, county oiflclals were told to ''team up" with another county to be eligible for funding. Conse!14entiy, Gallla County joined . fQrces with Meigs and In March. C.A .A . was In the business of helping Gallla and Meigs residents. Acco.-dlng to Hazel McKelvey, who has been C.A.A . from the beginning, the agency started with six full · time employees split between the main office at ·the Assessment testing is on effec· tivc, scientific way for the partie· ipant to find out more ·about them se lves. There 'is no "pass or fail" and many are surprised to discover abilities they didn't know they had. Community Action Agency's Ex· ecutive Director, Sidney Edwards, goes over the morning mail with Assistant Hazel McKelvey. courthouse In Pomeroy and a branch office in Gallipolis. The agency administered the Summer Head Start Program, NeighborhOOd Youth Corps, provldlng jobs for youths, and Operation Mainstream, jobs for· adults. The Office of Economic Opportunlty faded from the bureau · cratlc scene as the War on Poverty gave way to the Nixon Years. C.A.A. was still federally funded, · now through the Com· munlty Services Administration. · a nd creation ofthe Comprehen· slve Employment Training Act (CETA) absorbed the jobs programs. Then in 1982, In response to the . Reagan philosophy of smaller . federal government and more local Input, the sta tes took over. Ohio's C.A.A.'s began to be funded (as they are now ) through the Comm unity Services Block Grant. . Sidney Edwards became exec· utlve director of Gallla-Melgs C.A.A. In 1983 with the agency's pioneer. Hazel McKelv~y. as his assistan t. The main office Is now centra lly located In Cheshire and the staff has grown from six to 55 employees, many of whom began as parlcipants in the various job programs. Today, C.A.A. Is the "urn· brella" for many local human services, Including Outreacn. HEAP · (the Heat Emergency Assistance Program), Weather!· zation, Commodity Distribution (yes. that's . the cheese glvea· way), theclothfngbank, theHUD Program In Meigs County, and the largest of the programs. JTPA, which stands for Job Training Program Act. Besides the dedicated person· nel. another reason for the longevity of Gallla·Melgs C.A.A. Is the agency's sensitivity toward . the people · 11 serves. The 18· member bOard of directors Is . · mandated by stale law to be one-third from the public sector, . one-third from the private sector and one-third from the c lientele the agency serves. This means low-income people have a voice in developing the programs most meaningful to them. For almost a quarter century, C.A .A . has quietly. positively become an integral part o! the . community. Like a ·good· neigh· bor. It's alwan there to lend a ·helping hand. JTPA is CAA's largest program Bill Meek says "Being a Job Club Counselor for JTPA, gives · me a unique insight toward view· ing the application of skills and abilities in the direction of job readiness." , .I a nii')' .Ash, on1• of tlu• •·an flrh•· e r~ •• for Com munil)' Al't ion. .' -· ' '' lot •• ~· Mario• Mulford, JTPA Assess· ment Counl'ilor, works with Tammy Fry on aSSl'S8mPnt re· su its. Tammy is planning to go to school with JPA's help. LET JTPA HELP YOU OR YOUR BUSINESS FOR MORE INFORMATION ·_....-........... Gallia/Meigs Community Action Agency , Employment and Training Division \ . POMEROY- Everyone work· lng together at the local level can help to Insure a bet.ter fu lure for the whole communit y. This Is the basic philosophy behind JTPA , the emp.loyment and training division of Gallla -Melgs Com · munlty Acilon Agc~cy . EstQbllshed by Co ngressional Act In 1982, JTPA combines f.he efforts of federal. s tate and local gove rnments with local private • oector and educational lnstitu · lions to provide qualit y training and jobs . Unlike it s predrcessor , the : CETA program, .JTPA works : ' \ylth Meigs and Gallia businesses • ' IQ provide " specific" e mployee :•Cralnlng, According to Tom · :Rl!ro. Meigs JTPA coordinator. · ··' yve wouldn ' t want to train a .;!lunch or we lders If. there's no : market ror them . We gh•c cus· ::fqmlzed training to meet the : needs o! local buslnes . " Points out David GIO!'Ckner. : Cal11a· Mclgs JTPA program di ; tector , " We ' re the best or this ' kind or program . We don' t just · ·make work.' We place people In . real )o bs and the overall average hourly wage for an adult In bOth counties Is $6.45 per hour. Per youth It's $4 .36." Though long term unemploy ment and low lncomcarequallll· .cations for .JTPA assistance, t~erenare many special pro· grams whi ch do not require these pre-r(l(}ulsites. Opportunities are available to veterans, displaced workers, such as coal miners, a nd tlle handicapped to name a lew . If a Gallla-Melgs res ident wants to know If he or she Is . eligible for JTPA , the first s tep Is : aphonecalltotheOhloBureauof ; Employment Services !OBESI ; •to sc hedul.e an appointment at • ; their Gallipolis office. ! Res!· , •dent s o! Meigs County .will be : provided with transportation to · • 'Gallipolis.) Eligibility will be ' determined by OBES and, ac· · .cording to the resident's goals : ,apd quallflcat Ions. one or several : JTPA services will be provided. ·:once a resident becomes JTPA • CHARLES W. BUCK, JR. Buck .promoted GALLIPOLlS - Charles W. Buck, Jr ., of Point Pleasant, W. Va., was promoted Tu esday from maintenance mec hanlc·A to maintena.nce supervisor at the Ohio Valley Electric Company's Kyger Creek plant , according to Raymond H. Blowers, Jr., plant manager. · Buck has been V.•ith OVEC since 19~ 5. when he ca me on as a POINT PLEASANT- Klla A. · Young, staff accountant with James Rossi. CPA. Point Plea· sant. recently passed the exam!· nation to become a certified publlc ·accountant. She grad~ ted summa cum laude train Rlo Gr.a nde College In June 1986 with a bachelor of science degree, accounting major and computer science minor. She has been affiliated with RDssl since February 1986 and IS currentlv responsible for corporate and partnership accounting and audIts. In addition, she assists with personal tax returns and financial · planning and works With clients to set up and select computer systems. Young Is a charter m.,nber of Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society al\d the Rio Grande College Accounilng Association. During her senior vear she was selected as the outstanding accounti ng student. While in college, she was listed In Who's Who Among Colleges and Universities. was the recipient of the Ohio Academic. Rio Grande District and Kibble scholarships, · and t'Dmpleted a three·month Internship With the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. · She was been Involved with 4-H activities In Meigs County and has been a member of the Student AmbaSsadors for Free Enterprise at Rio Grande. Young, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ray "young of R2edsvilll:', Ohio. resides In Point Pleasant. maintenance helper in the main· tenance department. He was promoted to maintenance mechanic-A in 1971, where he remained until hi s recent prmotion. employment goals. JTPA can assist In funding the appropriate training. "Funding may be short or long term." says Julie Sullivan. Meigs County classroom trainer, "up to two years depending on the needs of the partlclpan.t. Some people may · have the money lor school · but not the moneY to get th ere. We provide a backup financial su pport serv ice lor tuition, books and other training costs." A sampli ng of current career .choices of people involved In classroom training Includes business administration. nursi ng, crimi nology, accounting and drafting and design to name a few. On-the-jo b training Is popular with participants as well as local NAMED 1'0 BOARD employers. Business people find Charles I . Adkins, .tr.. of Gallipolis, chief e~ecutive ofthis program attractive because JTPA will pay up to 50 percent of llcer of H·o lzer Medical Cena new employee's gross wage ter, was elected Tuesday to during the training period. The the Ohio Hospilal Insurance emp loyer Is getting a motivated, Company's (OHIC) Board of specifically trained employee. at Directors. Associated with half the cost. Holzer Medical Center since 1970, he sits on seven hoards of Another program of particular Interest to the business commun· trustees, Including those ofthe lty Is the Targeted Jobs Tax Holzer Hospital Foundation, Cr.-<lit. JTPA can assist the Holzer Vanguard Inc., Rio Grande College, Rotary Inter· employer In easily obtaining tax credits for up to $2,4.00 a year for national, lhe Gallipolis Area asses~me nt . Chamber of Commerce, ConElaine Armstrong, job c lub each qualified employee. Although JTPA has heenon the solidate~ Health Systems and coach for Gallla County, thinks of som~ time, many Joint Venture Pharmacy, Inc. scene for job c lub !iS "enhancing or upresidents and busl· Gallia-Melgs grading job skills. Everyone has something to offer, even If they nesses are still not fully utilizing feel they don't . lt's our job to tap the available services. All It In and find out what that takes Is a phone call to JTPA to learn more a bout I he program somet hing Is ." Looking for work or making a and how it can help both carrer change can be a frustrat · Individuals and businesses. lng experience for anyone . In job .c lub a person learns where to look for work, how to POINT PLEASANT - Vlrgi· approach a prospective em· RIO GRANDE - William L. AFTER nia Pyles, manager of the Artley ployer, how to write a resume. McCoy, of 616 Lake Drive, Rio effective interviewing tips and Grande, has been promoted · to Shop In the Silver Bridge Shop· HOUSE OF THE MONTH - This home, located at 244N. Second other skills. Special attention Is product ion superintendent • . ping Center In Gallipolis, has St., Middleport, has seen a big change since owners John and a lso paid to motivating and maintenance at Ohio Power been promoted to assistant su· Marilyn Fultz purchased the home and started a major pervisor over eight s tores in the building seJf.es teem through job Company's Gavin Plant. renovation, accordlnt to Helen Teaford and Dottle Turner ol the club. McCoy attended Rio Grande co mpany. Southeastern Ohio Board of Realtors. It was built around 1890 by a Artiev and Fashion Cent stores If a JTPA participant learns College and Ohio University riverboat captain who had a lumber inspector lor every piece of through assessment that further before serving a four·year tour are ladies apparel shops owned by lumber. The late Essie Russell lived .fn this home for many years educatio n Is Indicated to reach with the U.S. Air Force In the Norstan Apparel of New York. and was the last person to live there. The new owners intend to early 1950's. Following comple. Norstan has over 100 stores a nd renovate the structure and make It a "Bed & Breakfast Inn ," and tion of military service In 1955, he hopes to have 500 within the nex t hope to have It !lnlshed by June, 1988. This is a large home with 11 was employed by the Ohio Valley few vears. Pyles said. The stores rooms, six bedromms and three baths. It also has two fireplaces Electric Corp. In various labor are located In several states, and a hay window. Gallla·Melgs hou ses being and maintenance positions at including Ohio, PennsylvanIa. weatherized last year. So far, the Kyger ·Creek plant. IN 1 973, West Virginia . VIrginia, Kentucky , total for this year Is 126. McCoy transferred to Gavin the Carollnas, Tennessee, MaryIf a family Is In need during the plant as a maintenance land, New York and Delaware. . winter, the ability to heat be· mechanic-A and was promoted In Pvles has managed the Artley ' comes as important as food a nd By STAN EVANS Coupon s due October .J. 1~H7 . 1978 to maintenance supervisor. Shop for 14 years and has had the shelter. The Heat Emergency should be detached and collected Notice of Redernpllion He has twin daughters; Chris- number one store In the chain Assistance Program (HEAP) Is in the usual manner. From and City of tine of Louisville, Ky. and Kat- during those years. Prior to a way to Insure families a after October I. 1987. interest on hleen of Columbia, Mo. Holzer Medical working for Norstan, Pyles sufficient supply of fuel for the the bonds called shall cease to Center worked fbr Fisher's Department prime source of heat (wood, coal. First Mort · accrue. Store, Point Pleasant. fuel oil, etc.) , during the colder gage Hosp ital GALLIPOLIS - The Summer She tral ned with Nor stan in months. The regular HEAP $5,000 Bearer Bonds called Revenue Bonds Image Tanning and Toning Salon Ironton. Ohio. "season' is from Sept. 1 through 7. 5 percent. Numbers 993, 1001, 1050. 1060, has opened on SR 160, •approxlJan. 31, although the season Is Dated De· 1063, 1104. 1141. 1142. ll50. 1153. mately one mile north of Holzer extended If weather dictates. Medical Center. cember 1. 1969; 1163, 1167 . 1205. 1207, 1215. 121 8, HEAP is a ~tate program and The Future Shape Body Toning due October I ; 1 1232. 1245, 1246, 1252, 1267, 1271. C.A.A . assists the state In getting combines the principles of physiNotice is hereby given that 1299, 1305, 1332. 1333 and 134K fuel vouchers to eligible famllles. cal and Isometric exercise so the $180.000 principal amount of City A total of 5,294 Gallia-Melgs user feels no muscle strain or of Gallipolis Firs.! Mortgage $5,000 Fully Registered Bonds familles were helped by the fatigue, according to a salon Hospital Revenue Bonds 7.5 Numbers R·28. R·1.35. R-137, program last winter. . spokesperson. percent due October 1, 1990, and R-294. R·338, R·345. R-347 and Eligible famllles with less than Summer Image also features . designated below have been R-350. a 10-day fuel supply may a Is" Klaufsun Wolff Tanning Beds, called for redemption on October City of-Gallipolis, Ohio receive "emergency" HEAP asVegetarian Health all·natural 1, 1987, at par value together with · By the -Huntington National sistance from Oct. 26 to Aprlll5. cookies and Lap's active wear. accrued interes t to October 1, Bank, Trustee This facet of the program Is Salon hours are Monday Cleveland . Ohio. ' 1987. Payment of the Fedemptlon administered solely by C.A.A. through Friday, 7: 30 a.m. to 9 price will be made upon presen· and last year, 2,343 families p.m .. and Saturday, 7:30a.m. to3 If you have any question s, or if ration and surrender of the bonds p.m. benefitted · from the emergency you need assistance in dete rming with coupons due October 1, 1987, program. Owner of the salon is Carolyn If your bonds are being ca lled. and subsequent coupons att · please give me a call or stop by · By utlll:otlng Gallia-Melgs Fitzwater. On staff are Brenda ached at the Corporate Trust my office with your bond. · C.A.A.'s many programs, rest· Board Myers, Belinda Board, Of!ice of the Huntington national dents In need receive Immediate Angle Stout, Shari Plymale, (Mr, Evans is an Investment Sank, 917 Euclid Ave., Room200, support necessary to Improve Darlene Halley , Carol Bailey and broker lor The Ohio Company in VIRGINIA PYLES Cleveland, Ohio 44115: Mark Spires. their lives. ·' Its Gallipolis olfice. .) eligible. many emp loymen t doors may open . A JTPA participant Is cons idered part of a team of experts, all working together to secure the right job for th e participant. The participant provides the inltla· live •· and JTPA provides the opportunity.. The JTPA expe· • rience will be as successfu l as the participant want~ It to be. · Assessment. a scientific and Interesting method for participants to learn more about them· selves, is one of JTPA 's tnajor services. · Marie Mulford . assessment counselor. leads participants through a series of tests to discover and measure sk,1lls, Int e rests and potential. Strengths and weaknesses are then dlscpssed a nq It.'s not unusual through assessment procedures. for participants to discover abilities· they didn ' t know they had. Assessment also Includes a n exploration of differ· ent jobs that match the abilities and Interests. An Invaluable source of lnfor· mation and Inspiration to JTPA participants ls the jobclub. In job club. a participant Is shown how to reach the goal ~Athlch were evaluated and defined through . McCoy promoted Virginia Pyles is promoted :~CAA's other programs listed · MEIGS COUNTY - 992-2222 Ask for ·Retha GALLI A COUNTY ~ 446-1 018 Ask for Mary I IYoung passes CPA exam I CAA has touched.thousands . ~f lives in Gallia and Meigs •• · POMEROY - lf you are in :)ieed or know someone In need, J T PA : 'lind are in search of help, the 'place to start may be Gallia· ' 'Meigs Community Action Agen· , cy's Outreach Program, coordi· · nated by Letha Proffitt. In Meigs County, the Outreach office Is on the ground level of the t'OUrthouse In Pomeroy. Gallla's Outreach office Is behind th e senior center. Ar either office, staff members • will assist you. based upon your needs. In applying for C.A.A. 'a various programs, a'lld may 'refer you to other human services agencies. Outreach Is also the , place io obtain lnformallon on • free clothing and food commod'• lty' distribution. : . To contact Outreach, call 992, 5605 In Meigs County, and 4.46· : 1611 In Gallla. . Home weatherproofing, such : .as insulating, caulking and new : windows, Is available to low , • Income families through the : ,W eatherization Program. This : program 's work crews are com· : .prlsed primarily of former unem• )>toyed residents who received : training and a job through one of :·the agency's jobs program~ . ·! According to Rena Longstreth, · · C.A.A. was responsible for 144 Money ideas New salon opens ,, �.. I 6, 1987 Farm '• Page- D-2 September 6. 1987 poultry are just that and that it does not Clearly contain other species." said Na.~cy Robinson, information director for the department's Food Safety and Inspection Service. "This helps in a regulatory and · enforcement sense to get individuals who will cheat the public and .. . assists plants to make sure their processing controls are In effect .' ' Robinson said. Samples are taken when Inspectors suspect meats and meat products, such as trim. are being substituted and sent to any of three department laboratoriesin Alameda, Calif; Athens, Ga.; or St. Louis - for analysis, Robinson said. "The form er tests we · used worked only on raw products.'' added Sharin Sachs, another gover nment spokeswoman . "You would have to look at their records and almost catch them in the act." Robinson said sometimes pork is substituted for beef in products such as all-beef hot dogs because of Its lower price. In uninten· tiona! cases,. a machine may be used to make both hot dogs !~om beef and 'hot dogs from turkey, and residue from one meat mixes with the other because the machine has not been properly cleaned, she said. As a result of the new test therE' have been voluntary recalls, temporary plant closings ..lndlct· ments and at least one criminal conviction. The Agriculture Department said the 01' Virginia Packing Co. or Los Angei!!S pleaded no contest to charges of ' .'selling and trans. porting 'beef' wieners and bo· !ogna that contained poultry:" The company recently was fined $10,000. Other plants are under investigation. . Voluntary recalls based on the speCies tl'st have included such items as beef hot dogs, chicken hot dogs, sausages, bologna, and ha~ and beef pot pies, according to ofl!cial government records. Ohio crops get .much•needed relief COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI J Rain and !ower temperatures brought a needed relief to livestock. poultry and crops over the past week, ending Aug. 30. The moisture helped grasslands, n!'w se!'dlings and late soybeans. The low!'r tl'mperatures and rain ended the hot. humid condiilons which had pl'rsisted throughout much of the summer. Most comments indicated the rain improved growing ' condi- . lions from grasslands; new seed logs of alfalfa and latE' soybeans . In some ar!'as. howev!'r, damp!'ned fields were too soft to support s ilage ha rvesti ng equipment. Soil moisture rated 39 perce nt short. 45 percent adequate and 16 percent surplus. There were fbur-polnt-thr!'e days that were suitable lor fieldwork. Activities includl'd mowing idlE' cropland and roadsides. harves ting silage llild preparing land for fall seed!ngs. Corn harvest became more Widespread as the crop dried . down. Reported grain mois ture content ranged from 15 to 35 percent. Test weights were below norma!. Ears werE' not HUed to the tips; rains were needed sev!'ral weeks ago to produce full ears. ThE' curr!'nt rains will not help corn. Des pite thE' lack of rainfall, corn rated good. Corn silage harves1 was active. In southern areas more acreage must be harvest!'d for silage to get enough volume to fill silos. Soybean stands rated fair to good. The rain may help the late plantings. Some stands were already harvested . Grasslands rated fair to good . The rains promoted regrowth of mowed ha y stands and grazed pastures. Conditions also im· proved lor germination · and growth of new grqss and legume seedings. Cattlemen have been f!'eding winter supplies of hay; any new forage growth will help save sotred forage crops. · The rainy wea\her slowed vegetable and fruit harvests . Wet soils .vere a parlicularly severe problem for the processing tomat o harvest: although, peach picking remained active in the northeast. Sugarbeets were getting too much rain. but the Much of Ohio's corn crop ready for harvest COLI)MBUS, Ohio (UP I) the record heat in tnc summer of 1987 inay cause Ohio's corn crop Ia fall over- literally. . The hot, dry weather. which llegan in early May and con· tlnued through mid-August, has accelerated growth for an unu su· ally large portion of the state's 3-million-acre corn · crop, says Jay Johnson, agronomist at Ohio State University. More than 15 percent of the crop was rated mature and ready for harves t by Aug. 23 , he says, five to six weeks early. During typical years, only 1 percPnt is mature at this time . And, if farmers wail until October to harvest, the corn sta lk may weaken and fall over. "The next two weeks will be critical in terms of stalk quality and premature kill," Johnson says. "In my 14 years in Ohio. l • have never seen so much corn mature this early . Farmers should check their fields to determine the condition of their crop. H it 's ready to harvest, don't walt . "If the heat contlnues, we could have 50 percent of the corn crop harvested before the traditional Oct. 1 harve~ ii 0 g date ." The reason for the early maturit y: There have been enough hot. dry hours since May to mature the plant. Johnson says the time required for a corn plant to reach maturity is determined by prevailing temper·alure, rather than the number of days since planting. Corn needs 2,400 to 2.800 heat unit s to reach maturity. Usually, that mea ns the beginning of October.' but this year It means the end of August. "For the corn plant, next week is Oct. I." Johnson says. Record yields expected, hut weather still hurt ·TOLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Although record yields are ex · peeled, Ohio' s corn and soybean crops have not escaped un· scathed from the summer heat wave, according to an Ohio State University agronomist. "The lack of water has hurt no question about it," says Donald Eckert. associate professor of agronomy . "But since crops got off to such a good start In the spring, It will be difficult to see the damage. Ohio may still have record yields, but they . won't be as high as they co uld have been." Crops began the season with adequate soli moisture, Eckert says. But the unusually dry summer has depleted both surface and subsurface supplies. causing stress In many farm fields . The stress could result in a yield loss of up to 15 percent for corn and 20 percent for soybeans, he says. To an Ohio commercial grain r farmer who grows ·both crops, the Jack of water could mean a I big dip in Income, Eckert adds. For example, a 20 bushel-anI' acre decline for corn translates into a $6,000 loss on 400 acres. For 600 acres of soybeans, a 10· bushel loss Is $27,000. If dry, hot weather continues, yields could suffer more than I hat, Eckert says. "A steady 20-minute shower would help replenish some of the lost soil moisture and help ma!ntaincurrent yield estimates in some areas. In other areas. the damage is done. " . condition ratiid good . Tobacco cutting advanced to 36 percent compiNe, compared with 34 percent In 1986 and the corresponding 20 pefcent average. Findlay reported the highest rainfall in the state at 4.00 Inches for the week ending Aug. 31. Many other areas had rainfall exceeding two inches. They are: Mansfield, 2.88; Toledo, 2.86; Willard, 2. 78; Fremont, 2.49; Celina, 2.17; Hoytville. 2.09 and Marlon, 2. Rainfall In many areas of the state was below one-half inch last w!'ek. Those areas are: Ripley, .19; Circleville, .21; Dayton, 26; S. Charleston, 37; Jackson, .39; Hunt1ngton, .44 and Parkers· burg, .48. iunbq limn· Jentinel 223 Columbus Road, Athens. Ohio 45701 will offer for ula the following described vehicle, tree Union , Inc., dcnrP 10 s pC'ak pffP('I h ·rl\ Union at 12 :00 Noon September 11, 1987, ·Cattle f~ increase COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) About 17 percent of the U.S. corn crop Is used for human lood or industria! products, research shows. Ohio State University agr!cul· tural economists say 7 percent of that goes for corn sweeteners, 4 percent for fuel ethanol and 5 percent for other food and drink products. Stil !, more than halt of the Iota! crop is. fed to domestic livestock and another 20 percent Is exported. •' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) There are 9 percent more cal tie on feed in the 13 major beef· producing states than a year ago. Agricultural economists at Ohio Sla~e University say almosl all the additional animals are steers. That probably means farmers are planning to use their female calves to increase herd size. Total beef supplies are 3 percent to 5 percent below last year desplle more fed cattle being slaughtered. Be Mus(c To Your Earo When You Tune In To the Best Buys .It without any implied -or ex.- prened warranties. This office o' 223 the Columbus Road , rig hl to accept or reject any o r all bids and TO withdraw the vehicle from sale prior to eonfirmation . Terms . of Sale: CISh Certified Check or financing confirmation at the time of 6 Lost and Found REWARD: FOf the n•turn of a boy's BM)( bike with training whHit. Blu• with gold stripet. TN.., from Bob McCormick Ad. cooret4-44t-ote& . Brown donkey lost in Deatef srea. Call 11•·742 -2338 . sale . SE PT. 3. 4, 6 Found: Part Pit Bull p•rt Shajlherd. Tan. 614 - 992 · 312~ . Annou nee 111 en ts 9 3 Announcements Wanted To Buy We pay calh for late model clean Uted Cffl. . Jim Mink Chev .- Oids Inc . Bill Gene Johnson 12th Ann ual thmtlng Clinic. Sund;,v Sept 13ttl. 12 :00 till 6 00 PM Factory reprHenta ll ves from Bear. Jennings and Golden Eagle Archery-· Moll· berg, WlnchHttf. ThoMpson Ce nttr anc;t CVA Arms -·lasco. De*' Formula. ChMI.. Oily and Kolpin Door prbet ev•rv 30 ' ninut•s. Archery man.,. ihOot. ONE OA'f ONLY SPECIAlS. Tri Coul"'ty Sport Shop, Point Pte• sent . W, Va 304-&76 -2988. Dltp«> Aoryllc Utex Caulk With Silicone Form a wealherproof seal. Palntable. Cleans up with water. 10.5 ounce. While. (1810.1) Retail Value : I1.H 4 Kittens · 2 males . 2 lemal .. fi•ttt boll o f t.•t lood wi1h each lnttan C1 ll 814 ·2tU5· 9384 3 kilt ent · 1 bl1ck & wl'lite. 2 gt'IY & wtut • C all &14 ·446 ·8016. Old bam , Must betorndown and ~t llllilhn . Call 614 -446 •3413 Small black lemala dog e 14691 1290 Gtaac Dane. male Hat neutered 614 -992- 3129 . 814· 446·3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 tnode1 arid newer used c•• · Smhh Buick·Pontl.c, 191 1 Eastefn AWl .. O.tlipollt . Cell 614· «6 · 2282. Junk ~uto ' a with or without moto,.. Call I 1 4 · 388 -9303. Standing Tlmbtlr . Call814· 379 · 27&8. WANTED T"O IUV : Used wood A coal h ..t.,l, Swain's Futnl· tura, 3td. & Oli-v• St . O.IHpolis, Call 11~ - 448- 3159 . Givel)way 4 Mtw~ BOOk· •. Along thl Highway " with W.T. Sibley. Write· Grace Ellis, 1471 Millardale, Ad . Co• tumbua , Ohio 43209. or Call eU-231 ·1908. Buying d1ity gold. silver coins, tingt. jew•lrv. at.,ling ware, old coins, larve currency. Top prf. c... Ed 8ur•ttt 8a,bef- Shop, 2nd ...... M i ddl..,_art. Oh 614 - 992· 3476 F•"'•'• kltt(to . bl•clt, 2161 304 · 175~ One 7 rt co Uc:h, good c:ondidon, 304-895-3420 2328. Wlftt41d to buy· u:rap st ... and melals. Alden Satll'age 114· Antiqu... •ltver coins , gold ringa, furnltwrt. old guna. com pi"• houMhold, Estattt. Casn palct Call Br'on lee. &14-386 - 5019. BethrOQm levatory whh f.uc.. s. :)Q4 .876- 13i& lr1q:l'lllll'lll Public Sate & Auction aa-PL POO•ar Retum 'lllpe 1 • wide t>taa.. Non· slip wrap around cushion grip. Conlrot oo.non tor power return. tXL331 · ED 'S GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET OPEN LABOR DAY J daya of batglint. Sat.· Sun.· Mon. Our building is full ot e.- citinQ merchandise, Our d..l "''' Work h1rd to tH-ing you dltferenc thingt aac:h week -end. GOSPEL MUSIC Uve Gotpel sing outdoort. Sun· cl1y atternoon. Bring ,.our fawn udldn~ 1-Po. Mnonry DrtiiUht c h• ~r Carbide tipped for long life. Sizes'\',,·, v4•, ft',s-: \It~ and 11z·. Use lor drilling brick, l FR£ £ ADMISSION FREE PARKING Y'ou know wh..-e are locat..t. W• ' re Into our fDUrth y•• nofiN, Try altemetin shopping. Try the Flu M1rket. ALL OEAt.ERS . WELCOME At• 35 & ,eo neu to Fruth's. 446 ·7037. ............. w• ttcwllt.. Conte!...... Heavy-duty, stackable. Snap on lid, bulK In handles for easy carrying. 3·gal. (t0-2291 (22t31 U.H 8-gat. (10·2301 (22t4117.M t6-gat. (10·2311 (22151 S11.H stone. cement. etc. (61170) CHEST FREEZERS S cu. ft. REG. 125'1.95 NowS23995 5 7 cu. ft. REG. 1299.'15 NowS27 49 95 15 cu. ft. lEG. 1399.95 NowS359 5 22 cu. ft. REG. IU9.95 NowS4199 · 9 27 cu. 'ft. REG. 1519.95 NowS469 5 Rl c t. Pearson Auctioneet II· canted In Otllo and w..t Vlrgil)iJ Esttte, antique. t.-m, liquidrban •••e5, 304· 773 -6786 , In Memoriam · In Lovin1 Memory CHARLOTTE SMITH Sept. 4. 1984 Jh.e days are so lona. since , you We.lt al'ay. ;rhe sk.ies of brieht sunshine. 1iave all turned to aray... "'II of I he joys that we used 1-l'o. Wood CIIIMI a.t Set laatures Y,", o/•"· t •. Heat· tempered steel blades, shock obllorblng handle&. (16·1501 1 to know. Have llown away. like the melted snow. Oh! How we miss you, Each and every day , For it has been so lone since you wenlaway: But !look up to hNVtn; and breathe a silent prayer, For there.we shall mnt you Someday, sollewhlfl. Missed Greetly by Family and Friends ,') 1 r v11, * • \ 1 1 Help Wanted " HirHtgJ Oo\Perntnent jobs- vour •ea. t15.000-tle.ooo. c.11 OOl·83e·He&. e.o. tot " , Don't Drive 100 Miles When We're Lower Priced at FARM CITY INC POMEROY. OH . 614·992 ·2181 PO.IOYI OHIO 614-992-2111 Help Wan~ed AVON - Sell Avon for Ctlriatrnas. Make 40 per cant. Call614- 448 3368. Baby sitt•r - Nanny - Po s1tion available for responsible adult looking for a family to adopt Hours vary dally . Salary negotia· bit. Call for lnt....,lew 614- 4461987. . . RepotMSted Moblle.Homes. We h...-e' em, we tinance'em. EKample; 1984 Clayton 14x70. three bedroom, 1 VJ bath. To1•1 elect-· ric. _,.'Y good condition. $500 down. paymenu at t210 per month. 800-828 ·0752. POSITION: Care Mariager to auist ftail eld'M iy In" accet1ing ner:euary services to prevent premature lnttitutlonallration . RESPONSIBILITIES : The ure manater maint1ins knowledge ot communitv resources and services, auesses client need. d..,elops c.are plan , and anists client In •ccessing those .... ,.,.....j. QUALIFICATIONS: Biichelor's Degree In Socill Work or related ti•cl. or comparlble work experitnce. Ttl e candidate t hou ld have knowledge of ne.cls of frafl efd..-ly. SALARY: ote .OOO . Send r~taume to : Arta Agency ori Aging O lstric~ 7 , Inc ., P.O.Bo111 978 RGC . Rio Grande, Oh 45114 , Deadline: September 14, 1987. An Equal Employment Opponunh:y -Arflrm .. Ne Action Employer. Qo..,arnment Jobt. t16.040 159. 230 · year. Now hiring. Call 1-805. &87 -6000 Ext . A ·9806 for current tecter~l lin. 2 In Memoriam In Memory Of LAWRENCE RUPE Who passed away one year ago Sept. 6. Sadly missed by his wife Betty, children, cmd randchildren. ' ·~ . • In Loving Memory of Our ' Loved Ones, Departed This LifeRHEA LOZIER SEPT ~. 1983 ' 'GERALD LOZIER, SEPT, 9, 1978 ;: JAY MYERS KELTON, SEPT. 14, 1952 Precious memories of those so dear, Often bring a silent tear. Lovingly, Iris and Aaron Kelton. " HIRING! Government jobs your nrea. 116.000 - •ea·.ooo. Call 16021 838 - 8886 . E)(T 1203" Call 1·612-938 ·6870 , Standard Time). M· F, Bam lo Spm '[ Central Dental Hygien ist and Dental Auistont,. _uperienced prererred , part-time. approximately 18 l'lours week . Sflnd rtttume to P.O. Box 0029. Point Pleasant W. Va. 25660. cun~t f~eflllltt. Elmrician. e~tpet'ienced in all ph .... of reaidentlal and com · mere!_. lnatallatlon 1nd repairs Salary negotia ble. Phone 614 992 · 5009 . Mon ·Fri. 12 ·00 noon·6 :00 pm. lleaHh Care nurses. Pomeroy Emergency Squad, the E.II.S. staff. Grea. and those who sent flowrrs. food and cards and thanks to Rev. Don Walker, McCoy Moore Funeral Home. and those who assisted in any way in our time ol sorrow. Your IOYe and kindness will alwlys be remembered. May God bless each of you . Mother,·Grandparents. Aunts and Uncle~ CARD OF THANKS The Ida Young family wishes to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and the many flow· ars durinc the lone illness and loss of our wife and mother. A special thanks to Drs. Mansfield, Witherall and Furlong, the nurses and nurses aides and staff of Veterans Memo-rial Hospital, lhe Rutland EIIIIIPOCY squad memb· ars, Rev. Bob Mussman and Bigony Jordan Fu· neral Home. All of those wllo visited her at home or in the hospital. A thanks to MaKine Hetzer and Tammy Fry. Wilham Young Evelyn Wib!in Darrell Youn& Ellen Thomas and families . . I. J. ;.I. a ·;went with my neighbors to family pet show. The pro- . 17 . Situations Wanted We provide c..-e tor elderly and disabled . Nur~ea aides are certified. bondtld . insured and covered with Worken Comp. Am· bulatory or confined. 24 hour care. overnight and live-in. P.M . Home Health Agancy. 614 -9922657, 614 · 992· 2326 or 614· 992 -7044 , I. I II I · l_L.;T_,JRL,.A_,J_H_H.J..E...J.--11 0 1· • _ • • n P'I9J W8J6cud Happy Ads ,.. • HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ~i 'MO~S So/l':l?l-r\lh\.:!Jc:i led AI! 3 BR homo. 2 acres . Centrally located near Albany , Athens, Meigs Mines . House in good condition . Onlv 10 yn . old. A !e ~~:ander school. $37.500 . Agent owned . Hocking Volly Realtor. 614-592 -5252. Even - · ings 614 -698 -6491. 614-992· 7671 . 'l"dSO" " " ), 11:J't/3A S,l;-t~Wtfl:JOS 01 SUMSN'II 18 Wanted to Do Saptic tank pumping, resldentiai & commetical. S80 per load. Ron Evans·Enterprises. Jackson. Ohio. Call 614-286-5930 GWe piano and organ lenons in my home to be·ginnMt, ad Vanced students and adults . Also tuch chording and transposing. If intetetted. call 614 -992 5403. 23 21 Business Opportunity ! NOTICE! THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO . recommends that you do buaineu with people you know. and NOT tp send money through the mail until you have investigate~ the offering . RESTAURANT: Established t6 years. Pizza , dinnen, sandwiches , D -1 & 0 ·2 license. One of Southeastern Ohio' s nicest. Owner wishing to retire. Interested principln only . Re spond to : Box T-104. c/ o Gallipolis Trit;June. 825 3rd. Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio 46631 , ' A golden opponunltv. Enter into the exciting world of undercover wear . SeH exclusive lingerie. Earn ca•h. jewels. and trips. Call 614-246-6238. ~----------.1...,..---------~ ....... GaiiTiiolls......... . ··..... Poii'ierov .....··... Yard Sale: School clothei, coa1s. jean5, small clothes, what knott , keystone• . dirt bike wheels . 3rd-8th. 10 -1, Mt. Tabor Rd. Vin1on , 2nd haute on right". Glgai1tlc Y1rd Sale : Sept . B19·3) , Sept 9 - 19· 2L Corner of Third & Sycamore. lots of glasswere. cloth es. furniture , mon items under • 1.00 . Middleport & Vicinity Thur. Fri. and Sat . From 10· 6 . 30919 Neece Rd ., Middleport, Ohio. 2 ai1 conditioners. clothes. boys billa. ete . Garage ule St. Rt. 248 on top of Chester Hill. Sept. 3-5 . &-Family Yard Sale: Sept. 5 & 7 · 9:30-6:00. Morning Star Rd., Racine, 2 mi. off Bashan Rd. on Co. road 30 . · Sept. 10,11 , 12. Halfway between Coolville and Tuppers Plaint . Several wagon load s. The Schuls. Phone 614· 6673336 Of 6,Ji.&67-32o3 . 677 Brownell Aw. Middlepor1 . Sept. 8 .9 . 10. 10- 4 Rain cancels. ' 3 Fomily Yard Sale: Tue1 .. Wed., 9 :00 -3:30. At . 141 , Centenary, 7th house past Jumbo . Slove , dreum', clothes, jewelry. Don't m ltslt . You'll with vou hadn't missed this onal FREEZER . quality girls school shoat & clothing-size• 3 -14, mens, womens -s- m -1. hems too numerous to mention. t 100 First Ave. Today . Green Terrece Trailer Park· Community Yard Sale. Tuet. & Wed . 9·6. 3 Announcements Autos for Sale r:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;:::::::::::. FOR SALE Professional Services '77 BUICK Auctioneer Col . Oscar E. Click, license # 764-88. 304 -896 3430. PARK AVENUE Excellent Condition 446-2367 11 Help Wanted DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL AND PLANNED GIVING Reporting to the Vice President for Development. the Director of Annual and Planned Giving is responsible for individual, corporate and other annual (repeatable) gifts to the College, the gift planning program. including reseateh. solicitation and stewardship of gifts. and. in cooperation with the Director ot Alumni Relations, assists with the annual alumni giving program . The Director is charged with donor cultivation and solicitation: establishment and management of programs. budgets and activities to expand the donor base and giving program of the College: recruitment, training and ~upervi"sion of volun - t6ers.and support stall: coordinator of Athletic Boosters. special programs and other lundraising and administra· live tasks as assigned by the Vice President for Development. · Requirements include a bachelor's degree. dedication to education. two or more years fundraising. business. or advancement experience. excellent spoken and written communication skills. capacity for creative thinking and · hard work, energy. and a sense of humor. Travel , mostly in Ohio. is required . Rio Grande College is a unique private-public ·institution combining a four year private liberal arts college (founded in 1876) with a two year community college program . The prcturesque campus is set in the lovely rolling hills ol Southeastern Ohro. two hours from Columbus or Cincin· nati. Comprehensive medical; vacat1on and benefits package. Starting salary $19.000. Anticipated starting date October I. 1987 or as soon as possible thereaftet. Interested persons should send resume and letter of in· terest. including names and phone numbers of at least three relerences. before the deadline of September 14, 1987 to : Ms. Phyllis Mason. Personnel Olficer Attn : Annual and Planned Giving Rio Grande College/Community College P.O. Box 969 Rio Grande, OH. 45674 Rio Grande College/Community College is an Equal Opportunily/Affirmalive Action Employer P.O. 12637 ....... PfPieasinf·--·· & Vicinity Garage Sale • Sept . 5 and 7 , 8 · 5, 1303 Meadowbrook Drive, Point Ple..ant . Lots of children's clothing. Giant Sale: Earl Fields. Hartford W.Va. Sept. 3. 4. 6& 7 . New and uted: Fireplace acreena, dlshware, 2 shallow pumps with tankt. hunting clothet. boots, •mall Wooden barrel, tool s. knick -knacks. · 3 Announcements Join Onf Of America's Fastest Growing Retailers! W e have an excellenl part -time opportunity as a CusJomer Service Supervisor awalling you at Ame's. As a Customer Serv ice Sup ervisor you 'll Oll'ersee I he total front -end operai lon of our store during nights and peal< sates periods. to provide improved customer se rll'ice and product ivily at our <;heck outs. It's defin itely a " people p ositio n," so the GOOD USED TIRES 13-IH5-16-16.5's 30 DAY WARRANTY Extrl Good Used Tires (New load c:omin1 in Tuesd1yl We will install after Thursday, Sept. 10. 3V2 mi. from Por1er oH Rt. 515. Lon Neal. 614·367-7101 best person for the job w1t1 po ssess excellen t interpersonal skills---:a nd be available to 'work at least 3 eVen ings a weak and Sundays If you have at leasl 2 years ol col lege or 2 y_ ears of ~anag~.menl _or superv 1sory expenen ce, th iS po s1t1on Will give you a competilive salary of at least $6,00 per hour with time and one half for Sundays, the freedom of days off and excellent exposure to lhe workings of America's fastest growing retail operatiOn . at• HAPPY tOOth 3 acres. good location. Hou$8 in naad of repair . Small barn S10 .000 . Contact: Home Na · tional Bank. Racine, Ohio 45771 or Phone614· 949-2210. r~::;::;:;::::::::::;:::::ir.::;;:;;:;;;;;;;:~======~----~ 71 sePt. 7th & 8th- Take RT. 160 from hospital to Kerr , go to cron rOads on Bidwell-Rodney turn right go 2 miles, farm on right . Sign• up I New bedspreads • .,atio drapes. corelle dishes, bovs 18-20 clothes, ladiet & girlssome new , planta, red carper· 12~t141tame as new), Don't mila thit one! Hill & Neal 367· 7101 . 2 to Oo To The Bl1 401 6 7424. ;.. '13.1.. 'il;i'id35 Hl!ilf3H I. '1.1..1f3N NOdlf3M 30NVI:Ic:l ·W8jii01SJ0q4 18UAW4~.¥.lU8NII Yard Sale: Multi tsmily : tir... cauntert9p range, ovan, range hood, light fixtures . toys, exer· cise bike. goll clubt1 glassware, furnitlfre . appliances , many household Item• too numerous to mention. 1108 Sunaet Dr. Fti.-Sat.& Mon .• Sept. 4 ,5,&7 . 8AM -6PM . .5 Nice starter -ret irement or income property. 2 llr ., full basement. large lot. 508 Ridg e Ave. Rio Grande, Ohio. Sllown by appointment . Call 614- 682 - '1·' o ...,....... s........ 8Q Ill.¥. Sllq14X8 J9410 188 14fi!W l! 18 Wanted to Do Teacher's w ife wi1h tour year old child will babyail in her home, New Haven . 304 -882- 377$. f t Comp. lere lhe chuckle quored I! S9 S~OOJ lllllli~!4X8 AUlf,. :ll,¥,0f10j 1'h mi . out Rt. 218 from Rt. 7 . Sat . & Mon., Sept . 5th & 7th., t0-6. Experienced mother Will babyalt in her home tor one pre·school child at Camp Conley. Call 304- 676 -2309 . By owner: Small 2 Br. horne. From St . At . 219 -take Kriner Rd. Ve milo-fin1 house on right. St2,000-will help finance. Call 614-446-2917 . W' by filling in the mining word.s • you develop from step No. 3 be low . ,,'A13J.~'id3S pa6pnf I Will do babvtitting in my home . full or part time. Fenced yard, cloae co school. 304- 675- 2784 . NEEOAJOB11fyouare16 - 21 v-art oM and unemployed we cen help you . Earn t1 .00•hr, !Nhile you •ttend our lob seeking s~llls woikshop in Muon County . Mutt meat JTPA requlremen1S. Call coiJect . Support Services Network (304)344 -3113 . will be 0 & Vicinity Piano lessons : Beginnera Ad..,an ced children and adults. Nancy Schul 614-667 -3336 . • Will help finance or land con tract. 10 yr , old house. 3 Br .. Patriot Village. Call 614 - 446 1340. 446 -3870. I' 1• 1· 1· 1• I' I' 1· 1· 1' I IIIIIII II II H•v• room and board for elderly , Rus onable . Cell 61 4 -992· 7204. Will dCI bebyti«mg in my home. Ha~te excellent rflf&rences. 814· 992 ·7038 anytimf', gram read as follows: "Any exhibit that looks as If it might r_ 1 11 1 I' 1 . ~Jg~her ex~!~its -rL:....:;ArY'-i-E~N:r..:T..,..-11 9abyslner. prefer close to Adda~tille School. Phone 614 · 367· I ~...,:...,:.:._.:._...:_.:._.:._:.:.__ 7757. Want to babyah in my home. Ha\le good references. Contact: MAKI: EXTRA MONEY Judy Sanders at 61 4·446-8621 DURING YOUR SPARE TIME I Of 266 -6783. Show ou t neW line of calendars, pont and advenising glftt to Desire employment in Gallipolis local firms . Prompt. friendly area. Retail manager. 4 -;rs . service from 78 years old AAA · 1 /experience . Relocating to area . Comp~t ny . Weekly commissions . Excei. reference . Call 614 -S67Set your own houn. No inll'ast· 77B, . Bam -1 2noon. A'lllilab~ ments or collee1io ns . No e•pe9 -20-87 . Or call 1-316 -363rlence necessarv. Write Kevin 6603 · Barber• Gonzales . Pelka, NEWTON MFG . COM PANY, Oept E 4271 . Newton. Can do light hauling and rooting . Iowa 60208 . · Rlasonable rates . Mar ion Snider . 614 ·949 -2629 . · NEEDED: Obed ien ce Dog Trainer to Ira in 8 month old dog. Phone 614· 446-2996 . Government Job1. 116. 040· U9. 230 yr . Now hiring. Call 801· 017 -8000 ht . R -9806 for I cently suffered fire damage and is offered for sale " a6 is". Estimates for total reconstruc tion are ap~roximately $24 ,000. This ad will run far one week only. II interested call Sue MO"ulton, executrix of tne e6tate of Judy Pollock, at 614· 446 1479 . NAWOPE I REPS NEEDED · lor bu•in eu accountt. Full· Time, $60,000- &80.000-PartTime, $12 . 000 -018.000 · No Selling, repeot businou . Set your own t'lours Training proVidod. 2 bedroom. 2500 Sq. ft. house 1or sale by owners at 1 096 Su-nset Drive. This how~e re- r I' I I I AVON - All areas . Call Shirley Speon . 304 -676 -1429, Wa need a cere• "'ind.cl people orlenttd parson to work In a high qualhv dental offie•. The p..-fect Job tor the r~t.t P«ton , Pfe11e ·.-nl;t eornpl1te , .. ume to Oalry Sentlnel t BOa -729-K, Pomtf'oy. Ohio. . Earn ••c•llent money In home auembly wotk . Jewelry, toys and oth••· FT a PT avail•blo. Catl tod.-y f. 1-&18· 459 ·3646 ttall-rafund•blel Dttpl 816 22 24 houra. · I 1· I 1~ R.N. applications now being accepted for full time PositiOn. Ple•sant Valley Nuning Care Center. apply personnel office Pleasant Valley Hosp , 304-8754340. AA· EOE . 12 -;::=;;:::::::;=;::;;::::::;== L.P.N .: part•tlme. C.-11 Ohio Job Servic• II 1 • -.t•6-t683. AVON - All era'as. Call Marilyn Weavar 304 -882-2646.- peopla oriented high quality dental office. Send complete re1ume to O•ilv Sentinel Box 729-K Pomeroy, Ohio . POSITION : Coordinator ·, Supervisor ot a ten South..-nl Ohio county ln ·Homa Car• Friendly Heme Pan in has apen Coordination syttem for frail ift9t lor mana1ijlers and dealers in your are1. LargeSt line in party ald.-ly. RESPONSIBILITIES : Th• O(trdl- plal"'l-fr" kit-brand new Ctultt· nator n\8""f.. the Dperadon at mu catalog·toy , gitl , and home tha dweloptng c••coordlnadon d8COf catelog . Over BOO items. S¥tt.,.. and rtlatM client track· Top commission •nd hoa1eu ing sv•ttm {computeriz.cl) . Will gitu ,c•ll for free ca111og 1 -800· su.,.,..,ite eMe manag..-s and 227-1010.c•ry a partial c•IMoed. QUAliFICATIONS : 8echetor's -:: 0.Qf'H In Social Work or rllated 1 Card of Thanks tle6d. M .S.W . praf..-red. The c.ndldate •houkt h.ve ••P• tlance working with trail elderty The family ol Bnrndi Forat risk of nursing homa plac• ment and h.ve knowledge of tune wishes to thank lrienljs, nurting homt intake ptoceduret. reletivts and nelattbols for SALARY : '19.&00 . their sympathy during the Send ,.ume to: Area Agency on Agiftg Dlatrict 7. Inc .. P .O.Bo• loss our precious loved 971 AQC, Alo Grandt, Oh one. 46174. Otlldtine: Sepl. 14, A special thanks to Doctor 1917. An Equ•l Employment Jones, Doctor Carlson. Doc· Opportunitv· AffirmatNe Action tor Clart. June Kloes. Home Employer. IN MEMORIAM ..... 1 or 2 MGM. Farm City 540 EAST MAIN ST. ~ Naeded: Dental f1Ygentl•t for a to buy, 1tandlng tlmtMr Call AI Tromm ., 614 -742· Wan~~ 912 ·5488. 8 Station manager for local companv. Write resum111 of exp• rlence end qualifications to Daily Sentinel. P .0 . Bm1 7296 , POmeroy , Ohio. 46769. Credit Union, Athens. Ohio. up lo the date of the sale . · The .Hocking Valley Credit Union; Inc.. rettNel the cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publl•IJing Co. ~.A> ave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be accepted. All contesl entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday . In case ol a lie, lhe winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Meigs County farm will be featured by th<• Meigs So !lund Waler Con•erva·· lion District. Wanted -People interested In good Jo bs. benefits. Call 304.C20-6018 . in the Classifieds. vehicle may be seen at the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) The cost of accidental deaths, Injuries and Illnesses related to farming is about $5 billion. AI Pugh, safety specialist at Ohio State University, says the effect of an accident trickles down through the entire community. Accidents reduce the earning power of farm famU!es and that impacts many others. Creditors, local businesses and volunteer organizations also suffer when farm fam!!les lose time and money because of an accident. Com crops used on 2 BR . rental house. &8500 . 3 BR., nice, t25 ,000, Main St . Crown City. C:all61 4·446- 151 1 or 446 -1622. NACREP • RN tposition available at Arcadia Nursing Center. Coo,vllle, Oh . Apply in person Mondsy through Frtday . ~ : 00 - 4 : 00 . This vehicle 1hall be sold to the hlgheat bigger " at is" in High cost of accidents Number Serial 1 N6ND01Y5FC 368 595. The aforementioned vehi· cle ahall be s;old by sealed bid at tt,e office of the Credit 10 public ." · ,\uglai zc Coun1 .1· Commo n PIPas .fudge Frederick Pepple · sa~s 4 H safety speaking s haped his life. "The public communication skills I lea rned helped me decide to go to law sc hool. Who knew I could spea k in such a se tting? I drvPioped a sense of direction and self-estcC'm." hC' say s. "It was a big. early impacl thai sh"ped my car!'er." Program participant s speak in fr ont of other·s through count .1·. district and slat ewid e competilion . Topics rangC' from fire ,;afrt)l to alcohol abuse. In 1986, :u12;, Ohio 4-H'ers spoke in front of 107.1()0 people. Ohio Rural Eleclric is the t ra.dc association for Ohio' s 28 rural electric cooperatives. ~ature and responsi~la baby 1111er wanted to sit In my home. 3-5 days per week. Alt•rnating shifts. 6 AM - JPM, 2 PM -12 AM . Call 614 -992-3068 . 1985 Nieun Pick,up Truck 4x4 For Sala by Owner: 4-5 BR, 3 baths. Appro•imately 4000 sq . ft . 25 acres wjtA t~nia court , $173,000. Will aell with only 5 acres for S16J5.000. Call for .appointment 614 - 446 -3386. SLOGEP I 61 4-446 ·4009 After 4PM. Ph . 304·675·3816 . RAY LYE ladies! Telephone survev. 6 :009 :00 evenings. 5 days. Mond8Y • Friday . &3 .50 per hour plus bonua. Cell 614-992-7440 tor appointment , encumbrances: It g"w mc ronfi- bar. 2 car garage. Ph. Before 4~ 00PM 9421 . and clear of all liens and '· J spuk£' up for safpt ~· whC'n I \\'<:I s e1 tC'C'naJH'r In Oh lo ..J ·H ." s <.~ y~ MirhaPI Co r<>. mana,ePr or ~laifl· wiclt" a('t h ·it ip.-.. for Ohio Hun.ll fclert ri<' . "Thl' cxp<'r icnc<' was Greenbrier Est., 3BR • bi· level on 2 .4 a~rea , AC. W.B.F.P .• wet 0 words Rearrange lhe 6 scrambled below to make 6 Help Wanted Homes for Sale Home for Sale by Owner; Baby ,sitter 11eeded in Rodnav area . Shift work . Call614-246· (. ••• NOTICE ·Of SAlE finance rhr 19H; Ohio 4 H Hra ith and Safct)· Spe;,king program . worth~<· hil< · . rl The Hocking Valley Credit lin"S InC'. hiJs announf'('(l il is than St), !WKJ 11 Public Notica COLUMBUS. Ohio 1l!Pi r Ohio Rural E10ctrir Coof)('ra · morP _ _ _ __..:::._= 14ioed h • MYSTERY FARM - This ·week's mystery farm. featured by the Gallla Soli and Water Conservation Dlstrjcl, Is located somewhere In Gallla County. Individuals wishing to partlclpat~ in the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm'• owner. JlJSt .mall, or drop olf your guess to the the Dally Sentinel, lH .Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. and ~·ou may win aSS 31 WOlD GAM I • $lmp !e word!. Print letters of eoc.h in 1t1 l.ne of SQvores. Rural Cooperatin• to finan<'e 4-H speaking probrram donating THAT DAILY Q. t1'Q PUlZLII ~~ Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 I. New test used by government to spot substitute illegal meat By VINCENT DEL GRJDJCE WASHINGTON (UP!) - A revolutionary new test Is. being used by government Inspectors to spot Illegal substitute meats slipped Into hot dogs , cold cuts, sausages and other such products labeled all beef, all pork and all poultry. Substitutions may be Intentional, as a way to cut costs, or accidental, If meat processing machines are not properly cleaned. the Agriculture Depart· ment reports , but at least one criminal conviction has resulted from the new test. The "species identification test" of factory-cooked pro· cessed meats was developed by microbiologists at an Agriculture Department laboratory In Beltsv!lle, Md., and is being put Into nationwide use. "With our new species test , Inspectors are taking samples of products !tom processing plants to determine whether products labeled aU beef, all pork, all The Sunday Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. For more information apply in person Murphy's Mart 600 Silver Bridge Plaza Sl. Rl . 7 Gallipolis, OH 456:lt ' . MAUDE NIDAY 636 Third Ave. Friends and neighbors are invited tq atop by her home Sun .. Sept. 6 fro111 1 to 4 p.m. to wish her a .. " HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" Murphy's Malt An Equal Opportunity Employer MIFIHIV 1 �. - ..... Page-0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 31 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Government Homes from $1 (U ....,.lr) O.hn!=luent tax property AepoiNI&IOnl Call 805 887 IJOOO Ext GH -9805 for current ....,0 lttt 6 room houae two baths new roof Nuuah w1ndow1 garege 248 N Founh Ave Middleport Make offer 814 247 4672 or 614·247· 2632 Country retreat ne•sled tn woodt on 3 7 acre• F•aturn 111clude greenhouse 2 bed rooma 1 Y;t batha we•tern red cedar elttenor garage nature tra1ls Fraa gu. paved roads low taxes Me1g1 County $47. 600 Call 614 742· 2692 4 bedroom 1 1h baths. basement, cental atr, 2 car garage Lynn $1 New Haven 304· 882 2958 32 Mobile Homes 1972 Meatercraft , 12xfi2 2 bedrooms. good cond call after 6 00 PM 304 676 6483 1339 o• 446 1628 1974 Total electnc 14Jt70 3 BR set up 1or woodburnl!tf new cat-pet, apphances 28 000 BTU air cond1t1onar included $7500 33 Farms for Sale 20 acre larm wtth 3 BR house Hannan Trace R.,ad, Glenwood W Va for more mformatton call 304-n3 6118 or 773 -5188 after 6 00 34 Business Buildmgs Commercull bmldlnga for lease Downtown Pt P18aunt Stores otftc:es A -One Reel Estate Carol Vaagar Brok er Call 304 675 5104 35 Lots & Acreage Vacant lot on Ptne Street m Gallipolis Water and sewage Parcel No 007 023 021 -00 S5 000 Call 614 594 3833 or 814 448 -1729 11h: ac lot on Jerrys Run Ad Apple Grove Witt\ rural water Co11614 245 5183 304 676 2383 1975 Buddy Mobtle Home 14x56 wt1h 10x32 addtttOn mcludmg woodburner Owners moved muS1 sell Ben offer Call 814 448 8427 after 6 30 PM PRICED RIGHT - One ac:re butldtng lote on Rt 2 at Ashton Pubhc water and mobtle homes parm•tted 304 678 2336 One acre lots on Mason 80 at Ashton pubhe water mob1le homes perm•Hed, S500 down S 150 per month 304 676 2336 1~63 Vtndale Mobile Home- 1 BR awmng good shape N1ce for c•mpmg Call 614 446 1391 W•th large hvmg room and bedroom add1t1on located on 3 acfel Call 814 742 3149 ah8f' 6 00 pm Locattd Ounba1 W Va Ch,Jflt5 Ave l)fflce tqu lp!T'enl several rOittS of m1sc 1tems cars trucks vans Own•r state ol W Va AUCTION Del l 1987 10 AM Location Barboursvitle W Va lnt• nahon.ll badlhoe stngle axle dump 1JUCt 21 cars trucks vans Chmet CA. N1ee 45 SpruceSt •300 Call814 446 2158 House for rent or 181e 3 Br kitchen garaga Located at Rodney Vtllagell Calll14· 448· 1358 814 446 1802 3 BR house nur Patrtot Call 614· 379· 2678 V&ry moe. 3 br house Nu::o neighborhood ac gaa heat, dlshwuher atove refrtg washer furmahed Call 614 446-7026 Houae-938 11t Ave partly fur ntthad I 200 per month Call 614 446 4038 or 448 1615 or 448 1243 3 br. range refr~g dlahwaaher. gerbage d11ponl double car garage Cttr •chool d11t •360 a month Oep & Re1 Call 814 448 1134 3 bedroom 1n M1ddlepon Dep 011t requued Cell 614 992- 2606 3 bedroom houae A1r 1 beth. total electJic No petl Must have reference Available Sep tember12 Ce11614 949 2868 For ule or leaae 2 BR house 1877 Lmcoln Hts t260 per month, or w1ll sell at 1ppra11ed walue 614 992 7386 Houset for rent Also have some unfurnished apartments tOr rani Coli 614 992 2403 614 992· 3432 or 614 992 2780 B Rentals 41 AUCTION Sept 26 1987 10 AM Mobile Home Fumtshad Patio Located 1n Galhpohs Call 814 446 1232 Furmthed 2BR cabte available AC , rrver VIew m Kaf1euga Fottera Mobile Home Par II C.ll 6 68 acres With well Jerrys Run Roed , S7 000 00 Cell after 6 00 pm 304 576 2006 7367 Public Sale & Auct1on unfurmat'ted no u••ve 87 Sprue. St 1250 C1ll 814 446 2168 2 uatlera for rent At 325 towarda Southw11tem Elem School Garage for rent Cell 614 379 2179 2, BR trailer tor rMt Atr cond Call 614 379-2;-.o9 or 448 2 br fully ful'l'llahed Ea11ern Ave Water & aewer paid $2215 Aduha only Rtf•encea d-..oah: requtred Call614-448-3&71 4 BR house for rent 3 m1 10 of Galhpohs $300 a month plus dep Ref r&qmred Call 614 446 1616 After 5 00 PM call 446 - 1244 4 BR house on 1 acre Excel location Ref Call A 1 Real Est&te Broker Call 304 6756104 or 676 7738 128 State S t % of double Adultll w1th 1 child acceptable Ref and Sec dep requ~red Call 614 446 0264 Ander5on Cooper Cowers Girace Auctioneer, Lon Neal 614 367 7101 PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., SEPT. 12, 1987 TIME: 10:30 A.M. All anttques & items from ner 9 room home wtll be Stewart. Ohto, whtch ts mtles east of Athens by the old Pressley Wmsold on RR Streetm located approx 12 way of St Rts 50 & 329. ANTIQUES Many fme oak fu rn pes !kit chen cab . flatwall cpbd 4 wardrobes. claw foot san ds set 6 c ha~r s dresse rs Larkin 's desk rockers pump orga n 6 dress1ng m~rro rl many other old furniture •tem s lfme brass bed ~r on & brass bed prrm1t1ve cpbd VICtrola. etc l many old diShes of all types !Fenton dep . poHe1y etc I many old prr m1t1m & utensil s lamps fan cy work old clothes & QUilts tewefry books pa1nt1ngs pictu res. baskets. dolls brass lantern 110n & granite ware crocks plu s other old 1\ems lme of HOUSEHOLD FURNflURE & APPLIANCES of all types !also many small & k1tchen 1tems) lools sm farm 1tems. lumbe1 Ohver 74H corn p1cker plus muc h more located on Momtng Star Ad Radne 1411.70 2 bedroom family room with fireplaoe, hvmg roam wrth 1hdtng doora. fulty equtpped_ kitctlen front and back porc:hM storagebldg setupand rudy 10 move 1n Two acre lot for rent Cell after 6 00 p m 614-3154 4084 <l"• 2 bedroom mobile home 1h mtle out Jencho Road cell aft• 6 p m 304 675 6483 Two bedroom mobile home HUO aeeepted Call 304 875 3643 or 675 2989 Rooms for rent, day week month Gellle Hotel Call 614 446 9580 Rent 11 low as 1120 month Furnished room f76 Utdtttn paid Sha~e batt\ Single male 919 Second Galhpohs Call 446 4418 aher 7pm ----------~----- !c- Room• tor rent by weak or month Call e14 992 7521 9 30 4 30 46 Space for Rent Offtce Space f or Rent Excellent tor A«orneya Accou nt1nt etc Cloae to Court Hou &e Call Wiseman Real Eatate AgAncy 614 446 3644 e Office Space fo r rent IICel downtown Galhpoha location lnqutrte& eall 614 446 4222 N1e•ly furntahed 2 raoma out 11de entrance ut1htlea Pl•d I 125 per month Memedcouple orwom&n Sharatelephone Call 814 446 1414 or 446 17&4 3 r oo m o tfi ce · Downtown Ga lllpolll Newly remo d&led Rent In clud e• all u ttl•t •e• Air conditioned lnqu"e at Pau l D av •es J ewelen 6 14 446 1647 Great location Upstairs unfur mshad 2 br , utthttet pa1d Adultt only CallaHer 3 30 614 448 1467 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pa1k Aoute 33 North of Pomer O'I' Renta l 1ra1IBfS Call 614 992 7419 2 bedr oom aptt and house 1n Middleport 11nd Pom«troy P•oy own ut1ht•ea Call 614 992 2381 or 814 992 2720 Spac• for •mall tretlen All hook upa Cable A lto affl etancy roama air and ceble M uon W Va Call 304 -77 3 665 1 N1wly turn it hed apartment Workmg adults only R1f and d1901rt Call 814 992 G942 after 5 p m SPACES FOR REN T - Tro•htr Iota Rt 1 Locult Road bact. of K & K. 304 676 1076 Apartment for rent '" Pt Plea unt Very ntce Call 614 99.2 5858 1 b~oom upatalra •P•rtmen t f180 per month plu1 ut1httet dapotlt Syr11cuae Call 614 982: 5587 or &14 992· 6732 1 Bedroom unfurmlhed apt 1n Middleport e160 ,.,onth plu • utllhi1ea 614 99~ 5545 d-,.s 81• 949 2218 even1ngs UnfurniShed apartments f or rent HouMa for rent Call 814 992 2403 614 992- 343 2 01 114 992 2780 614 992 2363 other hours 1024 Public Sale & Auction Furnished Rooms 49 For Lease FOR l EASE Apartment with comp letely ••modeled kit ch en b4'th bedr oom 11ru1 hv1ngroom At~alla ble m iddle ot August S1cond floor conntr Se to nl;l,and P1ne Parking •rea prov1ded 1225 per m orutl 01 -1250 wtth ttn cll en applitn cet turn11hed Cell 61 4 · 448 2326 or 448 4425 54 M1sc Merchandrse 51 Household Goods SWAIN & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St GaiHpoht NEW 6 pc wood group 1399 Livmg room su1te1 $199 U99 Bunk beds with beddmg- 1199 Full st:r.e mattrflss & foundation •ta r11ng 199 R eo llnert start.ng 199 USED 8eda dreuers bedro om su•tes 1199 t299 Oe1k1 wnnger washer a com pleteltne of used furniture NEW- Westarn boots UO Workboott 518 & up !Steel & soft toel Call 614 446 3159 County Appliance Inc Good uaed appliAn ce• and TV 1111 Open lAM to 6PM Mon thr u Sa:1 614 446 1699 621 3 td Ave Galhpolls OH Valley Furntture new & u1ftQ Large section of qual•ty tu rn1 ture 1 216 Ea1tern Ave Gall•polis GOOD USED APP LIANCES Waaher1 dry tltl refrlgl!lf•tort rang ea Skaggt Appl iancea Upper Rtver Ad bes1de Stone Creat Mot el 614 446 - 7398 $4900 ALSO HAVE CROSS BOWS AT CLOSEOUT YOUI CHOICE OWNER, MARY &WALTER BENTZ M 12 WlnchMter 20 g1ugA full choke Wllfm murnlng wood stove Call 114·446-34 13 814 268 1558 South 3rd St 7230 Upright trcMzer Good eond C1ll 11 ou ft Chnt trpe deep fraau f2&0 33 c••m•c mold• •so El•etrie Mang1l troner 1100 Somedofla Call814 4481489 or 441-0390 b14 379 2878 Solid oak huteh cabinet model t v love nat ch-'r weahtf dryer bedroom 1u1t Call •h., 6 00 PM 81. 446 8252 86 Gravely walk behmd, sulky 8 l'i P w itt\ snow bl ade Channel Muter 1D tt satallte dllh 614 992 5896 or 614 992 8710 Beeuttful blue long gown trtmm&d '" lace Stze 9 10 An oned p1111 te w o m en clothing sl :r.e 8 9 10 CAll 6 14 448 2914 sfter 6 00 PM FIFES DOZERS--LOADERS 13j Cat D9H 151 C•t nqr, 1?1 nRH n~;~ fl4E 03 FA 4C Case 850C. Case 1150A. IHC TD15~ Cat 977L / 955L, Komatsu 045S, 9C Bid . Rtppers, (2) Cat 09H, (3) Cat D9G, Cat 09 09 Cab, 09 Rock Guards. 1150 Case Wmch SCRAPERS-GRADERS 14) Cat 627, Wabcos 141 229Gs. 2226 IliA, Michtgan 110· 15B IHC E200 Cat 12E Gal1on 503 HYD EXC-CRANES - SHOVELS· Cat 235, & (2)225, JD 690B Hem Werner C24, Insley H600, Atlas 1702, (2) Koehnng 15T H~d Cranes, (2) Ltma 65 Frt Shovels RT lOADERS: Cat 966C, TroJan s 7500. (3)3000 & 304 Ford A64 Clark 75B Case W24 M1ch1gan 85 Senes II lOADER HOES (3) Case 8500 &(41 580C, Oynahoe 0140, CSE 1835 Sk1d Steer TRACK DRillS-AIR COMPS & MISC GO RDC16B & 3100 Dnlls, GO 750/600 Comps, OW Trencher, Sheeps· tool FARM EQUIMENT" JD 4840, Ford 3600 &8N, MF 40 Burrows Mulch Master, JD 780 Manure Spreader. Un1ted Farm Tool1263 Ltme Fert Spreader, JD 1508 Batt Wtng Mower. JD BWA Dtsc, 17'9", 6' DiSC, 9' Straw Cnmper; 6 Rock Rake, Bale speer, 6' Blade, 5' Frt Dozer Bid, Balb Matte Seed Spreader TRUCK TRACTORS-TRUCKS: 121 Mack R600 & R609ST Tdm Mack F786T SA, IHC 4070 Tdm; Ford F700 SA Fuel, Dodge 700 SA Ltne, lnt'11850 SA Dump, Whtte 9000 Tdm & IHC 190 Cab/Chassis,~ T Ptckup TRAILERS: 35T Tdm Lowboy, Steel/Alum Dumps, Fltbed, Tags, Ttl! Top, Tdm/SA Storage Vans, SA Offtce MISC.: Hyd Jacks, Fuel Tanks. Welders, Weld Trl, 4" Water Pump, Steam Cleaner Terms: Payment Cash, Certtfted Check or letter of credit from bank bn Sale Day HOME INTERIOR PICTURES AND BEDSPREADS PIKED IELOW WHOLESALE COmB KESSEL'S CALL OR WRITE FOR COMPLETE BROCHURE! f"~&. '''"' QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 647 JACKSON PIKE. GALLIPOLIS, OH . PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS Pf:4. (6141 446· 7274 1 mile west of Holzer HosJjitel, Rt. 36 ArchbOld, Ohio 43502 14111 445·0015 Robert G. Frer, AucttonHr Hours: 9:00-6:00 Mon -Sat. i 1 BOO 843 3767 1 976 Chevrolet Monu Low mtlaage runs good I 500 23 mch color TV 1100 C1il 614 992 -6396 preterabty att8f 00 pm 2 Cemetery lots tn Oh1o Valley Firewood f eu ule 130 00 Ptck·up load dehvered Call Roger Meade 814 388 9016 or 388 9341 Memort Gardens 61 4 446 1391 3 81cyclet and trash eompaetor Cllll 614 448 7453 Manually operated hospttal bed tor aa la Call 614 44e 0618 HumMitfier 12& El~tron•c en cle1net t26 8'" bletk & wh•te t\1 17 60 Call 614 266 1720 - Sunday Mond1v only t126 Real Estate General 614 266 609 0 TWO LARGE LOTS wrt n c11y water sewe1 natural gas and elect11c all ava1iabfe Buy one or both k456 WE BUY. SELL. or TRADE SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY Ant1ques PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE ArHiq u• Ch1na cab11'111 wlth round glass o n 11dn clAw fM't Al1u ..nt lqu• glenw•r • C•H 61 4 949 3007 Real Estate General Real Estate General ._/""!/ 6:) rn ":':'.=: CQMUEI:ICI.t l TONY 8 GUN REPAIRS hOt rebluetng now taking order orders for eustom Mau ..ra call 304 171 4831 RACCOON RD - One acre mil lot clean and readj to bu1ld or for mob1le home County water $5.000 Real Estate General ROUTE 7-3 bedrooms fireplace garage. 'h acre. consrder trade for mob1lehome $29,900 ANDY SYLVIA REALTY GALLIPOLIS-3 bedrooms 1'1 basement. central a1r gas, heat. some appliances good location $37 000 RODNEY VlllAGE-3 bedrooms IV room deck garage county wale• c1ty schools $38 900 RIO GRANDE-4 bedrooms large 90•200 lot cfose to school all lurn1ture mclud ed '" pn ce $43 000 SPRING VALLEY-3 bedrooms fireplace 2 boths 2 car gar age, covered pat1o. crty ut1hl1es $68 000 RUTLAND-38 acres on Rt 124 house. garage bmldmgs, pond Cllj wale•. free gas $75,000 CROWN CITY-2 story coloma! br~ c k 2400 SQ ft, large bed rooms. game 1oom 141'1 1nch walls, 2 acres $102,000 DARVIN BLOOMER. Broker DONA McGHEE BETH NULL , STEVE McGHEE ......... ..... . 448-8764 448-0662 246·9607 446-1256 Real Estate General SIX ROOM ~EE BEDROOM HOME located along 3rd Ave QalhpOIIS shorl walk IOSC hOOlS Churches and downtown SIO!es Rental two bed rm apart ment '" rear Buy now f01. • . $6990000 • . : PICK UP FREE : : REAL ESTATE : • LISTING IN OUR • : OFFICE, OR VOUR ~ :BANK AND GROCERV : • • SElliNG YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS .All AN EXPERIENCED WOOD REALTY SALESPERSON r:,tll 'v\'o11d RPdlt·, I ()L \t'->1 S! Think any real estate eompany ean sell your house? Think agatn. Wiseman Real Estate Agency • 446-3644 • I n1 (1.\111[1"1' 446 1 Ol;f> REAL ESTATE • 462 2ND AVE REAR BDMNIE & JIM STUHS- R!All OR 446·4206 REDUCED! R•o Grande Area - Aframe se ltmg on 12 we s • of wood land. loi s ol pme trees Home leatures liVIni 100m w/ wood burn mg lu eplace and lois of book shelves Formal d1n10g room modern k11chen 2baths ex tr a fg faund1y room Spual Slalfs~ leadmR to 3 bed1oo ms Ma ster bed 10om feaiUieS a deck. 3 car garage C1ty school s Shown by appomtmenl "" ba t&lln p11tr Ahh ofl ~- vou may be surprlnd Very wall tOMhucttd wlli 11\Slllltlon throu;.ou t 2btdtm1i Ut 1hty nn eould bl tilt lrd btdrM Country kit w/ whd oak cabtntll t1tr1 larca 11'1'11\1 tl'll Alldlllln wln dows sltdinc alass doOf leads to 40 deck tn fro nt 24 on s1dt l•r• lol ftnced REO UCEO US QOQ ~1 04 4 ACRES PORTER ON SR 5S4 Rtcentlw ftmodtltd 2 story IIGMt l. OR 4 8Rs ltntllw roomw/ bar loads ot ubmets ut1hty rm su11pon:h bl se ment Ali i& rm s Buut1ful trets 1n the ward $501 #110 HOME !NOBIG OPPORTUNITY Vorpltotlw"t~odolod lilt 1 ~ baths 11rden lull 17 x25 t1tchen nsw solid oa• cabiM'Is panl"1, IIMftdr, 1m screened pOfth NEW CARAGE 21 x4Q hut wtltr lOOO wmna 12 •U door Abusmns opportumty you Ulll pus $19 500 UU HOME W/ INCOIU POSSIBLE Chauntnt2 bldrm hom~ 1&- LR ~11 sun porch bsmt and pr Just 1 little btl of henlft her• hhi&Ood bu ildIn& was used to repair lVs Grunhouu aartlen 1nd fruit Pl~o~s 1 prdtn on a lot acr oss the rold Also hoo•up fo1 mobile home Rodnew I •d Will trade rllO VACANT - BUY WITH QUICK POSSESSION 3 bt*oom1 I ~ baths f1p11 ly rm cozy home on I state IOUII ClOSe tO town SJI 00() 0161 IHINGSOF BE!UTI Alii AJOY FOREVER Dti1111tfvliy dteollltd home on 3ae m/ 1 4 I& bedrms 1\'1 batrts IJ prare and 1 wanety of trees planted Located on (en Harmbu1c Road rrtced t o sell IllS ALL BRICKRANCHI MAGNIFICENT YIIW Plus ihcrtsand pond Put your own personal touch to wort. and c:omplste l.hts well cHs,ned horne l BR' ltv and dm1n' rm 2 fu ll b11hs 21 master bedfm , IJ •It laundry rm Deck ovtrlookm& pond 8a1 n fru1l trm WORTH SEEING WOitTH 21't ACRES PLUS WOOOlAND. IUS! It ranch 3 bed rooms 2 bath s k1lchen w/ m1crowave. unl1n1shed basement heat pump/ cen tra l "r 2'7 m1les hom hosp1ta1 LG HOME AND 42 ACRES 11/ l mce home Ove rS 000 SQ II hv1ng space 4 bed1 oom s IO·ground pool formall R & d1n 1ng 3 bat hs Kyger sc hools PRICE REDUCED TO $60 000 00 - Ru st1c home sen~ng on 6 8 + W1th elf1c1ency apa rt ment Owner IS lea VI ng ar ea wou ld li ke a buyer OIIINING ' 1127 OWNER LEAVING TOWN NEED OF QUICK SAL! Prr"d btiow op PJtiud value ($32 000) Sale pnc:e S29.SOO 4 bedrms 2 full I»Uls plenly of clouts & cabtniiS La utthty rm •It chen dm1n1r111 Ups au cond snys carpet throua:houl C1ty schools #168 NEW LISTING ON THE MARKET Beauttful buc• ho..e Smin !rom town ] Bldrm ~~ bath OWifSilUhtlllt~ rm eat 1n kit with loads of ubi· ne ts Approx 24 or msulat1on blown tn atilt C.ntral atr low utthty bills Kyter Creek Schools $55 000 Located on lulavlile Ad #172 WANJ HIDEAWAY HlllS7 Uns cute little A tramt and 1 htlle work could ,make a ntce home wtth woocltd nttln&- 2 btdrm liP down 1YJ b1ths I'J bsmt ic ut111ty 111 wasiMtr dryer ruralwalerpd ,elec htlhnd woodburner W1ll COI'ISider land conhact lhh offer As•.nt 124 500 WILKESVIllE 92 acres m/ 1 lbh ofttr ' HANNAN TRACE RD 108 mn 2 •oad frontaaa Mike otter #137 NEW LISTING Comtortlble 3 bsdrm home Loc:1led acro~s from Bloomtitid School 3 bedrm blth Ia country •ttchen sunporch 8 m1 hom Rm Grande $23 500 2 lots I'LIIIIIblt lfiOl JOWN AND COUNTRY 7 rm home overlook1n1 ttle Ohio Jhver loVtly ' hw rm , srtt1na rm and formal dmma rm 3 bedrtn I v, bath 2 ear praae w/ basement 41Drlll $36 000 1169 NEW liSTING lAC I l L 210811( HOM! HOOKUPS StpiiCionk tnd rural water KY&tr Crttk Schools $11 500 Lind contrecl Just takt ovar p1lments I ml hoM e1ty WI COZY DOUI !WIDE HOME w/3 boclrooms l R ltm~y no wl woodburner I& ultllty "" • new ps furn~ee low heat bills fencsd ytrd Located t ~ bolhs '"I m2 MOBILE HOM£ 12 x50. locatod on Cnnor Rd $7 000 m& 3 BEPRM MOBilE HOM£ I ~ boths McCormiCk Rd Vole 1166 WHISPERING PINlS lo'llyl boclrm I 1c batlt. 12>24 LR 11nton arn 1toraae bldl 8a:l2 Rsstncled lot If I Quit• possession .. AFFORDABILilY + LOCATION = On e ntce starte1 home near Green School 3 BR s balh LR k1tchen fireplace fu ll base ment bli yard Call fm more d eta~l s THIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU - Just 5 m1nutes !rom town th1s ranch style home off ers 3 BRs batn k1tcnen w/ ran ge double oven OW, d1spl LR. fu ll basemen! f11eplace gas and wood heat I C31 garage c1 1y s'c hoo l dl st r~ct Call for an appomtm ent YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE THIS HOME Located on Jay Dnve thiS one off ers eve ryth ing you want for your fam1fy 3 BRs LR k•tchen FR DR gas heat cent air 2 car garage woodburnmg stove Ca ll for appt YOUR FAMILYWILLENJOYTHISHOME4 BRs 2 baths. eQuipped k1tchen , LR attached garage, heat pump/ cent 11r wn1 rlpool '" ma ster bath, above ground pool Shown by appomtment off Glorps Cr Rd ICypr Cr Schools $27 500 #147 WH"Y PAY •ENT -Juy th1s ho111and han money left 2 btdr11 home washer 1nd dl}tr Mobllt home 1ncluded Also an efftci.ncy tpt tncome extrtll •ltchen f1m1ly rm I car praae loads of treasand aood aardtn space Just oH Rodney 81dw1tl Rd M1kl oHer lt165 $20 000 - Just out of IO'fln 2 or l btdrms bath ruralwat1r 2 cttl NATURAL BEAUTY SURROUNDS THIS HOME - 10 acre s m/ 1 gentle fa•m land nw R1o Grande The 3 BR home boa sts an absolutel y beaut1tul log add1t1on wh 1ch fe atures a grea l room and spiral stairs lolott , beamed ce1hng ston e ch•mney an d woodburn er Other feal ures ol lh1s home 1nclude fo1mal dmmg, eat '" k1l chen woodbUiner between d1n1ng and k1tchen balh. part basement Call for appOint ment LOTS OF POTENTIAL HERE! - 2 000 sq It bmld mg w1th lrontage on St Rt 160 12K20 walk '" cooler 12ft dalfy case Call for more deta!IS #151 WOULD YOU IE WILLING to ,lint a httlaand save elot BtautlfultnSide 3 8R 2 blths DR Ill tilt ClbJMI IPICI and closets youw1llevtr nttd BE VDUI OWN BDSS - EstabliShed nursery busmess 3 greenhouses, 2 starter buildings w1th new furnace 2 wells Modern 3 bedroom home and 8 acres more or less of land Gas well oo the property Run a bu smess 01 1ust grow your own plants Qmet and serene Shown by appt HOUSE AND 29 4 ACRES 11/ l OHIO TWP - Th1s home offers 3 BRs, bath LR kit chen large laundry rm w/ washer and dryer Th ere IS a tobacco base and a 36•36 lob batn PRICE REDUCED TO $39 9001-GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Th 1s home oHers a large LR w1th fuepla ce kitchen dmmg atea 3 BRs bath, full basement I car garage deck, lenced yard 1ust m1nutes to town on Rt 141 Call for an appo!Otj11enl BLACKBURN RANNY BLACKBURN 19 8 ACRES M/ l VACANT LAND- Fronts on Rt 160 BUild or put a mob1f e home here $16 900 JAY DRIVE- Modern b1level 4 bedrooms 2 baths Fo1mal hvmg room w1th hreplace, modern kitchen, lg fam il y roo m also a hreplace 2 ca r garage Wash1ngton Ele mentary Pr~ced $60.000 00 • REALTY U5 000 - VALLEY DRIVE - ThiS 3 BR home oilers 2 bal hs k1!chen LR DR ca1pet gas heat c11y schools Call for an appf 1115SPARKLI SPARKLI DELIGHTFUl NEW HOME l)uci 11~ "'in lou ·' Portable Ughted Sign lAtter• I# 299, FrH dehv...., and letters Weat Vtrgtnta 800 -842 2434 at Ohio 800-633 3463 Real Estate General ~:1 FAP IJ'3 $635 mo $39000 Jill QUIET IND EASY liVING 811"'1 plus 5mu 3btdrms RIO GRANDE-3 bedrooms. large kitChen, 2 baths, carpet basement, msuluated. easy to heat One ac1e $25 000 7414 CALL TODAY- 592-1244 DON T BE CRAMPED FOR MORE - ThiS lovely home 2000 sQ It and IS tust live minutes from town - 4 BRs I '• baths powder room k1lchen d1nene LR w1th corn er wood bume1 f• m,ly 10010 catpet and hardwood gas heat cenl '" attached gatage c1l y sc hools Call today ...,,,.,,.,.... Anttque 4 pc bedroom suite Also walnut bed matt,... and box spr1ng1 New 1271 Vm•St Middleport 814 992 2343 "Bud" McGHEE REALTY 414 2nd Ave .. Sutte 200 Gallipolis, Ohto 446-0552 Anytime NEW LISTING: SECTION 12 SALEM TWP .. MEIGS CO.: Htgh ndge top locatton near Mme Ill. 124 acres Owner Willmg to d1v1de Ntce mtxofftelds & woods $375/acre · ~ PROF ESSiONAl SERVIC EMAKES THE Olff! RUCI Vlf!GINIA SMITH BROKER 3BB ·B·26 RUTH GOODY REALTOR 379 2628 DIAN CALLAHAN REALTOR. 2&8 ·6261 KENNY GOODY REAlTOR 2116·9334 ....~ Archery· Ntce used compound bawl Several brand& your choi~ t41 Alao hw• cross bowl at clo• out Guns The entire collection of Leo Simms an consignment 1t Fif• SoU1h Th~rd St. Middleport Very mce handguns ahotguna ht power rHiel Priced to nil S 8 Shot guntktwaal30 CaU814-992 1981 ChiiN'ette tiOO Dam~~ged front end on left aide RainbOw swe..,., 1800 Uke new loll of .tt.Ghments 114-843 6111 af· tar 4 30 Real Estate Gener11l ONLY 7 MILES FROM POMEROY A contemporar~ ce dar home nestled on 30 acres. 3 bedrooms, great room tasteful use of hardwood, open ~pactous feeling Deck wtlh pnvate vtew UNLIMITED FREE GAS Wlllt ROYALTIES Separale shop space Comfortable coun tr~ hvmg for on!~ $39.500 3 wheel bu::ycle for ule C1ll fiSHING boa11n~ huntmg. all I! om th iS Getaway Retrea t close lo Gall1pohs ove•lookiOR Blue lake and Raccoon Creek Th1s has a 23 n 1 r ., el l ra~IPr on concrete pad sleeps 6 has a su ndeck tural water sep11c sysrem eleclnc a pla ce" Ia relax away li o!Jl th e telephone U584 l Early Am•n(;.., stvl•lo¥• , ... sole& tor .. I• 110 tor both Call &U 992 2413 af1et &00 pm 9646 64 Misc . Merchandise 592-1244 locust fen ce past t 1 26 each or apecial offer to on e who t 111 ket. pile Call 614 266 936 7 -~- M•y•c Cha t g .. range br onl• Exeelltnt condit ion 175 t~rm French pro vtncllll ch"landlln" hole de 11& I 715 •P•K• C1ll 614 992 721!5 fenees mulch ttnne t op t o ll •prartog fuowood evergr•en• Don • landsc•P•• 61 4 46& 2581156 9 ROOMS. 4 bed1oom large hvm R room d 1n1n~ area, k1t chen w1th lois ol cb,nel s an d s/s s111k mce bathroom garage, on le, ellol All for Qu1ck sale or lrad e ~651 tOng Size 8 ookca1e Waterbed complete 1239 Mattrn1 We hHbl!ld And Furniture Wara hou1e 98 Columbul Ad Athen• Oh•o 46701 8,. fi93 7191 Tree& AIIJITip •emoval etuun l1nll Whirlpool heat pump UsCid 1 year Complete with pipe and thermoatat 11375 Cell 614· 247 3896 after 8 00 prn 64 MISc. Merchandise Times-Sentinei-Page-0·5 The 7 ROOMS, 3 bedrooms nea r Holw Hosp1lal Central au rural water system large fam 1ly 100m 126 x22) garage storm doors and wmdows I 1'1 aCies plu s N1ce hom• #651 ' G E •partmanl 111• wash• & 53 Call 2 BEDROOM HOME omlook1n g ihe Oh10 R1ver has little mamtenance - clea n an d mce, ms1de and out B eg~nne• home or 1ehremenl home i260 U•ed retng wather a dryer M olloh•n Fum11ure Call 1514 448 7444 dryer 8300 e THESE HOMES ARE FOR SALE OR TRADE e• 0322 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE TWIN OR RG. SIZE FOAM MAnRESS & BOX SPRINGS ........... 535.00 6 PIECE WOOD LIVING ROOM SUITE ................................ S299.00 AQUA STRIPED COUCH & CHAIR .......................... 51 50.00 MAUVE PLAID COUCH ................. s1 00.00 BEIGE TWEED COUCH AND CHAIR.................................. s22 5.00 GLASS DINETTES W/FOUR CHAIRS ......................... s1 00.00 WOOD DINEnE W/FOUR CHAIRS ......................... s1 50.00 2 BAR STOOLS ............................ s100.00 COFFEE & END TABLE SETS .................................... S~39.00 NEW DLX. ELECTRIC STOVE .......................... S319.00 NEW STD. ELECTRIC STOVE .......................... 5279.00 NICE BEDROOM SUITES .........S500.00-$850.00 TABLE LAMPS.................... S20.00-S29.00 FLOOR LAMPS ................... S29.00-S35.00 Heattletor f1re pla<:e complete Good cond Ca ll 614 446 1340 t ~ -------'---Conn Tr o1nbon an d ceae excel co nd Acetylene torch, guages hoae and <:art Call 614 2666649 King w oo d and coal burner .2200 toba cco st •ck t Call 814 Mtddleport $$ SAVE $$ <;a talyhc co nver1en only 189 95 Moat mod els lnat811• tton alao av~ultble Muffler Man 9 St1mp1on Ave , AthMI Oh10 Estate General Kenmore westl'r 176 SpHd Oveen Wtlh$r, f 75 0 ryer ttl Magteg wrtng., waahtlf 1115 30 ' el.ctnc rang1, 17& 38 electric r•ne• I 75 20 range HIS 30" gQ ranpe, 1915 Smell waaher 6 drter t9& eaeh Upright freenr lt50 Harwat gold retrig •121 Sk-uu• Ap pl1 1nct1 559 Upper R1var f'd Gall•pol•t Oh 614 448 7398 YEIY NICE HAND GUNS, SHOTGUNS, HI·POWER RIFLES, PRICED TO SELL S.B. SHOTGUNS LOW AS $3000 Locatton: From Jackson take Rt. 93 S. four mtles to Keystone Statton Rd. (Atrport Rd.). turn left follow to Sale Stte. 1 - 1984 Escort, standard trans 1976 HondA 500 T Rednose leegle pup• Call 814 367 Washer and dryer t100 1or both Call814 446-3142 90 Oay1 s.a me as Celh w11h appro 1o1ed credit 3 M1les au1 Bul av1lle Rd Op•n 9em 10 6pm Mo, th ru St~t Ph 611 4U thYESI ~ ( N 1 S M need hard wood slabs 1 2 per bundle Contalmng approlt 1'/t t on FOB Ohto Pallet Co Pomeroy Ohio 614 992 6461 Wood dintng room table wnh 4 chatra 1nd bufiet. 1200 Call 614 446 8928 Twin 811d1 190 Call Sot as an d ehatra priced hom 8395 to S995 TabiM 160 and up to 1126 Htde a bed1 1390 to t696 Re ahnrtrs t 2 25 to 1$376 Lempt 128 to t125 Dinettes s 109 tnd up to 1496 Wood Ulble w 6 ehl tfl 1285 ro 5795 Dttt k 1,00 up t o $37 6 Hutchos 34 00 ,nnd up Sun k beds complete w maurl'lu&s $295 ana up to S395 Baby beds S,10 Mattre neao rb o ~ apru1gs tull or twin see f~rm t78 and 888 Q,num se1J S226 kmg 1350 4 drewer chest S69 Gun ceb•neu 6 gun Gas o r e1aetr 1c range t 375 Baby manreaMs S35 & U6 Beet h ames 120 UO t. K 1ng f11me 160 Good ••lect1on of bodroom IUitn metal ceb•neft headboards 130 end up t O 165 )~?""" 1 lhed A 40 D ttch Wtt<:h Trencher Call419 fl83 1469or 814· 694 7842 THE ENTIRE COllECTION OF lCO SIMMS ON CONSIGNMENT AT Jackson County Airport Jackson, Ohio Box 1 HALF PRICE ! Flathmg arrow oir.• t2191 Ltgtlted non srro w I 891 Unlighted t2t9 1 Free lenersl S•• locally Clll today! F•ator, 1 1800) 423 0163 anytime Oueen 11:r.e quilt top• M aple Leaf Shamrock an c:!Treeo t Ute Call 6144460475 or after 6 00 367 7289 GUNS Tuesday, September 15, 1987 10:00 A.M. DST SATURDAY, SEPEMBER 12, 1987 9:30 A.M. 814 317 0119. THE WORKING MAN'S FRIENO 446-6106 SEVERAL BRANDS Quality firewood for aala 126 a plek-up load Bidwell Ohio Call New wood 8 pc liVIng wood au•tes 1399 95 eh•t of draw era 4 drawer t48 ! dntw.rUi9 96, mattresa • bo~ springs· full aize 312 co1l 1149 115 aet tw•n m1ttre11e1 tl5 aet LAYNE ' S FURNITUR E A!SID{NTIA l NICE USED COMPOUND BOWS Pl•t•c ciatern ttlite approved. plaatic ..ptie tanka plastic cuhrerts. metal eulvana RON EVANS ENTERPRISES JaiCk son Oh 114 286 · 15930 PARSON S FURNITURE A:ol 6;lr1h ARCHERY Coli &14 256 8251 Save aiol Check us out for c1rpet end furn iture 9•12 Carpet, l50 8 piKawoodiiY1ng room au11, 1399 Mollohan Furnttura Upper Rwer Ad Call 614 448.7444 Merchandise AUCTION Callahan ' • u..d T~re Shop Ov•r 1.000tiret 1118112 13 14 15 HI 16 5 8 mil" out At 218 New Hat Point 1 e cu ft refng , fro- free 1ce mlk• almond t4150 Stand•rd Hot Polnl ~ec range almond •275 or both for t700 Call 614 2158 1739 or 448 6199 Construction Equipment - Farm Equipment • Trucks & Trailers AUCTION \. 45 Nice 2 BR Apt Call 814 446 Inc. & others THORNVILLE, OHIO 614/ 246-6851 Located 21 miles north of Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. off Route 2 on School House Run -- follow stgns Aucttone~r's Note Due to conventence there wtll be two (2) aucttons held at the same locatton tmmedta· tel~ followtng one another The ftrst wtll be on an es· tate auctton to sell the chattels of Tom Sayre. The second wtll be the personal property of W. D Han· num Thts wtlf be an all day sale so please be on bme TRUCKS · VAN TRAILERS • FARM EOUIPMENT ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES 19 30 A M) Secretanate. player ptano w/ bench muSic for player ptano, brass bed. needs r p1ano w/ bencn mustc for player p1ano brass bed needs repa11 s. h1gh back wood bed 13) k1tc hen cupboard s. e.tra large woven basket n1ce 1100 beds, 121 camel back trunks, colored p1cture of D1onne Qu1nlupfets 111 antiQUe frame. 13) chest of drawm. qu1lt frames m1rrors picture frames, square butterm ofd asst of hand b1ts. wood VISe double trees preSidential plates. c1oss cu t saws wood plane, wheal cradle. kraut cutte• old books sad ~rons large wooden bar· refs a few old qu11ts plu s boxes and boxes of miscellaneous too numerous to mention TRUCKS- VAN TRAILERS 1977 GMC 6000 senes. 16' bed w/ wmch 350 V 8 5x2 speed. 1976 C 65 Chevy. 16" dump bed w/ 4 Sides 396 V B 1978 GMC half ton p1ckup II ) 35 van trailer and 121 40' van lra1fers FARM EQUIPMENT- MISCEllANEOUS 35 Ferguson trac , tor J D mower w1th converted 3 pt hitch M F 3 pi mower ; M F scoop, Ferguson 14 plows, n d tra~fe r for water lank N • 1 #17 manure spreaderforp arts culllvalors p1pesled lnge rsolf Rand model EU a1r w~n ch 12) 20 h p Hobart welders 3 phase 300 amp 40 volt on carts 131tack hammers several complete sets of acel~ lene cu n1ng torcnes concrete v1bra tor, asst of HD cham h01sts 3 wackers. p1pe threaders 3 , phase 600 volt 300 amp safety disconnect bo• breaker , boKes d1g1taf pr~ntoul computer, W' •ndustf!al B&D reverS! • ble dnll 'A' a1r wren ch. asst of a1r b1ls and hoses, snatcn : blocks, severa l metal 3'x4' tool boxes weldtng carts, p1pe wrenches steam p1pes & httmgs, hard hats weldmg hoods : plalform scales II hp Oynamark ndmg fawn mower, log chams, 5" v1se, farge asst of metal & wood frame windows, condwt & eleclnc w1re, railroad tack plus other construction related 1tems too nujllerous to ment1on LUNCH SERVED , TERMS: CASH or CHECK wtlh positiVI tdenltftctton day of sale. AUCTIONEER: EDWIN WINTER lllllWOOD. WV-PHONE 273-3447 LICIIISI *334·88 One bedroom ~\lrnu~h ed apart ment m Point Plea•ant Extra clean and nlc. Adults no putt phone 304 876 1386 Furnlatled Apt 1 Br S225 Utdttiea pa1d 701 4th Ave Galltpolll Call 614 446 4416 after 8 00 PM PUBLIC AUCTION Berridge Reclamation-Benedict AUCTIONEER-MIKE CLUM INC. 3 rooma and b•th..- uu heat ground floor wuh er and dryer hook up no children Immediate occupeniCY N o Pttl ptlone 304 &76· 4480 e11t 53 or 60 2 8R apu 6 elosets ktlchen appl furmshed Wether-Dryer hooll up ww oerpet newty pa1nted deck Regency Inc Apta Call 304 675 7738 or 875 5104 mo Oepo11t and ref•tnce qUtred 40614 ktngabury Ad Pomeroy, Ohio 114 992 2~48 between 8 5 p m one bedroom apanment overlooking city park 8176 per month Caii&U ue ' 2326 or 446 4425 5024 Co11814 446 1519 2 bedroom waaher drver t 1 715 FOR LE A SE 304 882 3287 o• 304 773 Furnl1tled downat1lr1. 3 rmlJ and bath Cle1n No peta Adults only Oapotlt and RAf Required Eats Pos•t•ve I D DAN SMITH , AUCTIONEER 614-949-2033 or 992-7301 Ohio Ltcense #57-68·1344 W Va #515-88 MIKE MARTIN APPRENTICE Not responsible for acc1dents or loss ol property." Old country safe at the edge of town House has been shut up foryears Terms- Cash or good check w/ ID lunch by local f1re aux111ary Sale by order of Ohve Stone 2 b.droom furn11ad ept ref tnd depoaiJ, New HavAn W \Ia Modern 1 BR apartment Cell 614·4·6-0390 Due to health Walter and Mary Bentz will sell the followmg. Located on Lincoln Hill or from St Rt. 1 bypass of Mtddleport take Bradbury Rd. to top ol Middleport Htll, take Flood Rd. to home on left. ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR'S ITEMS H1gn cna1r w/ch1ld carved 1n back !come & seel. dresser w/mar bie 1nlay & tear drop pulls p1e sale, sq ch ina cabinet dresser h1gn back bed, ches1 of drawers, p1 clures. p1e safe loveseat rocker d1nner bell, bean pot frurt tars / Balle's flal 11ons cow bell H4 Ky lanter ns and other m1sc "TOOLS. TOOLS & MORE TOOLS" Shop Sm 1th 15 tools m one laythe & etc 1 Cummms dnll press C~aftman band saw Sear s I HP a1r compressor rou ter laythe large old v1ce electriC dr1ll press cutt1ng oulf1t Forney welder 5 250 AMP batter, charger Craftman I'& saws sanders. 7' Craftman saw ~ & '7 electnc dnlls bench grmder. several tool chests on wh eels log ch31ns B&D Shop Mate bo x & open end wren ches p1pe wrenches lots & lots of tools C clamps cable come-a long. 2 wheel t131le1 4 wheel tr~ler w/ wen ch parts cabinets a1r 1m pact lotsof boll s & ll31 IS work bench, pullers & parts. tacks 2 Homehte cham sa ws 2 Strnf cham saws stamless seel p1pe wrenches 2 HP W1sc e n g~ns,large anv1l thread ftle all dnll llooqacks sand blaster & lots more "MISC" 18 cu N Coop upnght deep freeze desk pot belly stove fuel ml furnace 2x 8 cherry lumber and lots of dry Wild ch erry lumb er. 16 rabb1t cages & wale• diShes good Maytag wnnger washer m1 sc d1 shes & lots more Cash APARTMENTS, mobile homea houMa Pt Pleuenund G.llhpolil 614 441 8221 6 4 Misc . Merchandise 54 M1sc Merchandise 54 M1sc Merchandise 54 Misc . Merchandise 51 Household Goods For Lease 614 992 7787 EOH Fumiah8d apartment 1210 utlllttea paid 1 bdr 920 Fourth Gallipolis Call 448 4418 after 8pm SAT., SEPT. 12, 1987 10:00 A.M. N1cely furn.shed amall house Adults only References re qu~red , QH street parktng Pl'l 614-446 0338 Grectou a hvtng 1 and 2 bed roam- apartment• at Vtllege Manor and Rlveralde Apart menta 1n Middleport From f216 rnctud ing utiUtiM Call Furmahed apt next door to Ltbflry One profeattonal Adutt on(V Parking Ph 446 0338 Trailer for rent 121t1Mii No children Call 814-992 2367 aft• 6 00 anyttme weekends 49 Apartment for Rent 1 1nd 2 bedroom apartmentl for rent S.ttC rent for 1 bdr , 1183 00, 2 bdr 1219 00 Also ~uirad a t200 00 aecu nty deposit CONTACT Jack&on Emtea Dept Ph 441 3997 Equal Housing Opportumty Upstalra unfurnllhad apartment Utilities pa1d Carpeted no ch•ld ren or peta Cali 814- 446 1637 9727 PUBLIC AUCTION Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent Furnlahed Elftaency 8145 Utth tiH .,_ld. Shift bath 607 Second Ave G.llllpoha Ph 448 4418 after 7PM 675 2848 1972 Oarwm, 2 bedroom 1 2d;S tratiM $2800 614 992 B 3 BR 44 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Two lots on Sand H1ll Road Three mtles from town 304 10x60 1972 Champion 2 bedroom Good condtt1on 82500 Call 614 949 2901 1 2~~:65 Schultz tra•le.- 1 ecre lot, etly watf!r satellite system eom plate wtth de-scrambler 304 576 2192 Houses for Rent 3 Br , fulty equipped kltchen, for Sale For Sale or Rent 1984 14x65 fenced yard 3 Iota Rt 160 Evargraen Phane 614 446 41 Ohio-Point Pleaaant, W. Va. 1987 September 6, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. INVESTMENT PROPERTY- 9 acres m/ 1, appro• I'! m1 from HMC w1th frontage on St Rt 160 Broker IF YOU'VE BEEN THINKING OF LISTING YOUR HOUSE AND YOU WANT TO GET IT US OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE AND LET US HELP YOU S-0-L-D I 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-0008 RIO GRANOE AREA- 20 acres m/1 very mce home has been re modeled and offers 3 BRs. I \7 baths k1tchen w1th oven. range woodburner lamhy rooml amrn g co mbo LR heat pump/c ent air 30x30 garage laund1y rm 12x65 mobile home on property SW school d1Sh1ct Call for appointment CHAROLAIS HILLS - 3 24 acres more or less Owner f1na ncrng ava~ lable RODNEY CORA RD - Be aul!ful home on 12 acres m/ 1 Th1s lovely hou se IS s ur~ounded by bees and offers a umque floor plan L!vmg rm features wood burner open ce1l10g design kitchen lormal dmmg 3 BRs, 2 ~ baths, lg pat1o off d1nmg area 26x40 barn and 15•24 .garage Call for an " aPPOIOtl)lent LECTAAREA- $23.500-3 5acresm / l. 2 story home 10 good cond1t1on 3 BRs LR, DR. kitchen storm w1ndows and doors Shown by appOintment GRAHAM SCHOOL ROAD - Very mce ranch offers k1lchen w/range refng., OW, d1spf , m1crowave, LR FR, dtnette, 3 BRs, I bath, cent a1r, carpelmg. 2 metal ul1hly bldgs Shown by appo~ntmenl OHIO RIVER LOT FOR SALE - I 59 acre m/ 1, fUSt at edge ol town Greal place lor a camper and boat launch $5,900 STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the foyer of one of the French City's fmest Formal LR formal dm1ng room spac1ous master bedroom With off1ce or sew1ng room ad1acent den 2 BRs upsta~rs 21'1 baths, 3 fireplaces fg fam1ly room, solanum, covered patio, screened porch and mucn more Call for appt CORA Mill RD -Perry Twp - Bacres, m/1. vacant land Call for more details THE FAIILY WILL LOVE THIS ONE! Ranch style home on 5 acres m/1, offers 3 BRs. bath, k•tchen, fam•ly room LR. carpet, heatalator f~replace, WB stove. 2 car anached garage 16•32 '"ground pool Ch11n 11nk fence Call for appo101ment AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUST $29,900 -Close to c1ty on Rt 141 thiS home offers k•tchen LR lam1fy room drnmg room and full basement large unattached block garage Call lor an appo10tment PICTURE THIS - You and your lam1fy relaXIng on a wrap around deck enjoy•ng a temflc VIew of the Oh10 R1ve1 You can w1th thrs home at the edge of town Other attrac11ve features mclude 3 or 4 BRs, 2 baths. LR w1th stone fireplace and m1rrored wall that reflects the r1ver VIeW FR rec room kitchen. dinette 2 fireplaces. carpet, central a" If you like the nver IOU II love th1s one HOME AND ONE HAlf ACRE FOR SALE1050 sq ft of hvmg space LR kitchen d1nmg rm bath $10 900 CaU for more mlormat1on OWNER LIVES OUT OF STATE AND WANTS TO SEll IIIMEDIATELY - Ver1 n1ce and roomy home m Sprmg Valley Th1s home offers LR. eqUipped krtchen leal 101 dinette 3 BRs 2 baths fam•IY room wrth fireplace two car anached garage gas heat. cent a1r Come look at th1s one and make us an offer ' COIIIIERCIAL SITE for sale located at 2206 Eastern Ave All ul1htles av11lable EXCELLENT STARTER HOlE - $39.900 - Ranch style nome tu st 5 mmutes from town Oilers 2 BRs. bath. kitchen w/stove and Side Dy s.ae re1r1g L~ carpet and hardwood car pert and covered pat1o Trailer pad on lot ned to house C1ty school diStrict Call today GIEEN ACRES IS THE PlACE TO BE OWNER FINAIICING AVAILABLE - 9 5 acres m/1 Morgan Twp Frontage on Rt 160 Call for details N1ce ranch style c.t1ome Sit uated on a 70xl48 II tot offers 3 BRs, l'h baths, LR. FR w/f~repface eat 10 kitchen. gas heat Green Schools .Call today IIAIE THIS YOUR NEW HOllE - Br~ck ranch, 3 BRs l'h baths k1tchen w/ range. double oven, OW, ltv1ng rm , dmette, family rm , fireplace full basemen! • screened porch, 2 car attached garage, KC school d1stnct CHA!Wt.AIS HILLS - Ranch style home offers LR w/ cathedral c e•hn~ FR, formal dm10g. kitchen leatures steak gr~ll. oven. d1spl and range, fireplace carpet. 2 car unattached garage Call tor more Information GUYAN TOWNSHIP - 108 acres m/1. located south of Mercerv1fle 20 A tillable, balance woods, tobacco base Owner w1fl help fmance 30.SACRES 1/l- $11.000 - Sec 93 Walnut TwQ Front son Whrte Hollow and llerry Rd Septic lank, ., �I·· Page D-6-The Times-Sentinel 54 Misc. Merchandise 58 Fruit & Vegetables Oultt tops tor Nle, e2s.oo Nr;h, phone 3CM-676- price firm, 83H Grapes ior sale, $2 00 per peck. 304·676-2871. Wlt'lt to buy wh1te frol1 frft refrJo•ator , must be 30 to 32, lnchn wide In .good c:ond. eall 3a.·l76-31 10 F~rm Supplies & Ltvestuck Ua-cl Royal 122 cop18f, exc cond, t1 .000.00 Call 3046715·3797 bflore 5 :00. Jenny Lind beby bed and math'HI. ISO 00 304-676-4008 . El.ctrolux Claanars. complete .Uachmentt. t78 cuh or terms ananged, 304-676-44.16,. Norge washer and dryer, S50 Dryer, good condition. washer need• work. 304· 675-4419. living room sune. S160· b&d· room suite, complete. SlOO. 304-f576-4228 65 Building Supplies Buikling Materials Block, br1ck. sewer pipes, wmdows. lintals. etc Claude Wintart, A10 Orande, 0 Call 61424&-6121 Conct"ate blocks atls1zes yard or delivery, Mason sand. Galhpohs BloCk Co., 123'12 Pme St . Gallipolis. Ohio Call 614-4462783 Ready mhl.r contrete and all concrete suppllas Call us Vallay Brook Cement and Supphes. 304-773-5234 56 Pets for Sale Groom and Supply Sflop-Pet Grooming All breads All s tyles Julie Webb Ph 614-4460231 Oragonwynd CaHary Kennel CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siam... kittens. AKC Chow puppi• New kittens, Pers1ans Calll14-446 -3844 after 7PM Full Blooded Cocker Spaniel. mala 2 yn old S75 Call 61 4·388-8890 Toy male Poodl•red, $160 Toy male Poodle-red for stud serv1ce 61 Farm Equipment H-Farmall Tractor for sale. Call 614·949· 2668 . CROSS & SONS U.S . 36 West Ja ckson. Oh1o. 614· 286-6461 . Massey Fer9uson. New Holland. Bush Hog Sales & Service Over 40 u1ad trer;tors to choou from S. complete line of new & used eqmpment largest salact1on m· S E Ohio. 800 Ford tractor, plows. disc, 5 h Ford bush hog. S3450 200 gel s pray tank. $296. Call 614·286-6522 Corn p1cker, 1\lew !del, NO 10. $360. Ford May baler. S360. Cell 614-742· 2627 Gravel't' tractor for parts, 8125 Rotary mower. 575. Rotarv plow. 8125. Set of brush tlfes. S30 Call 614-446.'4149 Gravity bed fm sale. Call 614 446· 2514 Repossessed! Must sell 2 quonset-style steel buildings, Brand new, n8\lererected . One1s 40 ft x40 ft W1ll sell for balance owed. Call Carl 1 -800-5274044. Bars, chams, and sprockt;~1$ to ht almost any saw SIDERS EQUIPMENT CQ , Henderson, W Va 304-675-7421 6 ton Ga hl silage wagon Power take off co rn shell er Botfl 1n good co nd. 304 675 -1487. Homelhe and Jon 'sered Serv1ce & Supplies SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO , Hende rson, WV , 304 - 675 7421 ~ 62 Wanted to Buy Calll14 ~446 · 8926 Tremed Rabb1t dogs and Reg and Non Rag Beagle pups StVYa Stawan I 14-992-6349 or 614·992-7008 Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call for latest quo1es . River C1ty Farm Supply, 614·4462985 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point 63 livestock Duroc Boars Bred just hke the boars wa tested at the Ohio Testation that gained over 2 6 lbs. per day Roger Bentley, Sabina. OH . 61 3 · 684 ~ 2398 . Work Horae for sale. Approx. 1,000· 1,200 lbs. f300 Call 614-367-7118 . Hereford cow and calf for sale. Also 2 yr old Hereferd bull. Call 614-367· 7186 6 year old AppalooN gelding. S326 f1rm Evemngs 61 4 ·992· 6856 16 Hand Black AQHA Geldm{j. Pinto Mare bred to Qu~rter Horse Call after 5 , 304-676· 6799. Reg11tered Quarter Horse mara with 16 month old colt 304· 675-6650 2 large matched Welsh pomes, harness and saddle broken Ona parade horse wagon. One Apallousa Gelding show harness, saddle and bnddle, 304· 676· 2669 or 675-fi269 aftftf 4 ·30 64 Hay & Grain 500 bus hels last years ear corn, $2 26 per bushel. Butlers Harelard Farm. lower River Rd. Aller 6 00 PM. call 614-256 -6518 71 Stemle" steel exh1u1t Jystems Now custom mldt for your truck. motor homtorc:l••••ccar 119731 XJV12 - fully equipped including sunroof. NMR - Call81·-4·6· 4897 JaJUif W•th ltf•tlme wtrrtnty. Muftler Man , 9 Stimpson Ave ., Ath1tn1. Ohio. 1-800-843-3767. 1980 Dodge Aspen, !51 .000 miles t2000. Call 614-2661668 1974 Chevy Nova, later modal angina and trenamillslon. e r;yl .. auto. Reducead to 1700 Call 614-992-6388 looking for mini van? Excel.. excel. cond I 1986 Dodge Car•· van w1th many extras and und..25,000 miles Call 614-4461967. AKC ragl!tered Shell1a puppiae.304-676-13Z4 Dog for sale, brown, named Andy. good watch dog, $50 00 304-176·2931 ' 57 Bundy Clarinet. uMd 1 veer S22& Call 614-446 0936 F1va Gu1tar Collacton· $360· or just boy one Also Peavey practica Amp -S75 Call 614446·0566. Tenor BanJO. ' Kay ' GUitar 'Marlor'. Both good condit1on Call 61 4· 949-2960 WANTED!! Church needs p1ano, please call 304-882- 2732 or 304-571-1980. 58 Fruit & Vegetables 675-1626 . 1977 Lmco\n Contmental Mar II· v, a•cellent cond1tio n, loaded, phone 304 675-3029. 1974 Chevv Bel Air, four door, t400 phone 304· B95· 38B6 1 974' Cadillac Co nva rtibla Good cond1t1on Call 614-992· 5564 Prtca negottabla. 1 979 Pont1ac firal;m d Auto. PS. PO , AC, Stereo. 614-949· 2091 • after 6 ~,•. , . , p• 'i ' "" } ~·"'. ~~{!(~·-~ -<- ."~ " PRICE REDUCED FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY New kitchen. bathroom , and carpetin g . •;, acre - 17 acres availabl e. CALL 446-2359 Real Estate II I SOUTHERN HILLS I.E., INC. REALTOR ® NEW LISTING - A lrame and 2'? acres ol gtound close to town. 3 bed rooms lull basement. woodburner hook-up. l ooks good and great locat1on. $29,900 00 PRICE REDUCED- MIDDLEPORT - Yest eryear has been restored to thrs beaut•lul co l on~al home' Thrs 4 bedroom home 1s on a level lot and has a 2 car garage, ornate trrm, leaded glass wrndow s & door Attrc stud1o w1t h a skylight Well insulated mean s low healmg brlls Mu st See' $62.000 00. area. heat pump/central air Pond, tobacco base and more. $47,900 #2475 NEW LISTING' MOBILE HOME - Excellent cond rl1o n, 1984 Schutt 14'!70' plus 7'x20' expando Nrce krtchen wrth ran ge, mtcrowaveand relngerator 3 bedrooms, 2 lull baths $16,000 #2459 LOOKING FOR A LOT?- 4 acres ol wooded land 1n G•een Town ship Rural water and electnc are ava~ la ble . ThiS land has been surveyed listed at $3.000. #2466 $32,000 - Owner wants a deal. Land con tract . rent or buy th1s I 'h story, 4 bedroom home. Srtuated on I acre Call for your appointment today. #2379 ~2374 SUPER BUILDING LOT - $7.100 - Appro. 20'xl79', rural wale• Walnut and pme trees #2440 PRICE REDUCED! OWNER WANTS SEll' - 3 bedroom ranch With oyer 1,500 SQ ft la m•ly toom, I '. baths, new carpet. l1v1ng ·~om and dnlmg area Call for mo•• mfotmat,on today #1429 FIRST liME ON MARKET IN OVER A HU NOREO VEARS - A good lam•ly liVeStock Iarm 186 ams more 01 tc<s 80 acre. t•ll•ble. ;Qme lltnhrr tne res! 1S beautrtul pa<ture land Wit h creek runmng through the m1ddle Gomptetr wt ol larm bultd rngs w1th a strong gravrty ferl " ate• 1upply You must see lh1s one Call now full basemen t, mce country surroundmgs Land lay s well w1th mce garden a1ea Ap prox 1.752 SQ It on marn level #2387 FARM - 147 5 acres mote or less 2 story fra me home wrth 4 bedrooms lrvrng room, lam11y room , tu eplace 3 large barns m•neral lights and tobacco base mcluded H a~n s on Township #2469 YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING rl you don'! mQ u11e about lhrs-4 bedroom. 2 sloty two baths lormal hvmg and dmrng rooms, lull basement wrlh tam1ly room , rec room, uhl1ly room and palro wrth excellent VlCW C1t y schools Beau ltlul horn e Call BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 2 41 acres of vaca nt land located near Eastern H1gh Sc hool w1lh access toRt. 7 Water & electrrc avarla ble. $6,000 00 NEW LISTING- MIDDLEPORT- Th is 2 story home shows the work that has been done A nrce krlchen . lots ol closet space, 3 bedrooms. d1mn g room, I & 1/3 baths, level lot and a storage bUildrng $33,900 00 WHAT A PLAC£1 - Su per nKe J brllroom bnc~ and l1ame ranch Approx 2 700 ' Q I! fm1shed ba sement 2 car gar ape plus unatt ached 24 , J6' garage 3 baths, lam•ly room lormal dmrng. pantrr m k•lchen Ve~y • ell construct ed Pr1VatP locatron, 104 acres (border; Ra ccoon Crrrk) #2450 4 PRICE REDUCED! - NOW ASKING $62.500 lor thi s 2 story home and garage apartm ent Convenrent location, wrth10 walk10 g d1slance lo stores Has been very well taken care ol let us show you thrs one tod ay' #2474 Grapes for canning, fot"a&le You p1cll 16.00 bushel 614 985· 3353 Peppers, you p1cll for S4 00 per bushel Call 614 -247- 2055 WHY PAY RENT? When you can colleclrt' 2 story apartment burldrng (5 unrls) Good location at 107 and 109 Second Aven ue. Excellent money maker n2354 Quilfttv Fru1ts and Vegetablas retail and wholesale B S. S Produce across from Pizza Hu t. Gallipolis. Ohio Ve llow Freestone Canning Peaches Now Available Call tor var•et•• and p11c8S. BOB 'S MARKET 773-5721 CONCORD GRAPES - Juu::(l Jellv · Jam · Table-eating, Wilson V1neyarcf, Laatart·Sand H1ll Road, 2 % m1les from traffiC light on At 62 nonh Pomt Pleasant $4-10 lb. basket. S14 40 lb. Please no sales on Sunday,304· 676-2679 "Striking Out" in Fin.ing AHome? ·Call the Clelan• Team! HENRY E. ClElAND , JR ..... ....... .. .. .... 992-6191 JEAN TRUSSEll .... ........... .......... 949-2660 DOTTIE TURNER ......... .... .. ............ ........ 992 -5692 TRACY RIFFLE.. . .. .. ........ .. ...... .... 949-3080 OFFICE ............................... ......... .. .... 992-2259 446-3644 VICTORIAN STYLING! - A home ol !he past 2 story wrth 4 bedrooms. 11, baths, fa m1ly room hvrnR room, lull basement SpaciOus 3 bay garage' #2397 LOCATED IN RIO GRANDE , NEAR CAMPU S lrvm g room, fo rmal rliniOF. complete kitCh en. partral basement like new sh111gle root Alfordable pnce range l ow $30s 133 ACRES MORE OR LESS - 2 story old er home wrth 3 bedrooms and more. 2 barns, pon d, tobacco base, 2 storage bulldrngs Only approx 7 mrles lrom town #2263 NEW LISTING! IF THIS DOESN 'T MOVE YOU. NOTHING WILL! - Outstandrng 4 bedroom 2 story home rn Centenary wrlh 211 bath s, livrng room , famrly room , formal drmn g, 2 car garage, full basement and much more Call for more rnformalron. #2468 WISEMAN REAL ESTATE OWNERS LOWERED PRI CE $5,000 00 on thiS ouahty b11c>and fram e bi·level w11 n In!' ol cha 11n and iovrng care 2 baths lamily mom hvmg room elecl 11c heal pump/ce ntral a•r 2 car garage, storage bUild my,, I' acre lawn Ca ll today' #2434 SUPER SETTING & LOCATION' - I'll hst some of the features. then you call for an apporntment to see th 1s lovely home. 4 bedrooms, 3 ~ baths. study, family room, In-ground pool. 3 acreof treed surround10gs1 Crty schools #2430 attached 2 car garage Nrce landscapmg Approx •;, acre lawn $58,600 Green School Drstrrct #2418 #119 MENU FOR TODAY' - How about a tast y d1sh ol 1ncome' 2 story home and 2 bed room garage apartment located 1n crty Call today for m01e, rn lorm atron and an appomtment. #2324 GUY AN TOWNSHIP - 37 24 ACRE FARM wrlh 2 story 4 bedroom home, mcludrng lamrly room , lormal drning, balh, two car garage Appro. 46'x60' barn. 2 corn cnbs S39,90D Call lor more rnlormatron. #2433 $42.000 BHEVEL - 4 bedrooms, lrvmg room, 3 baths, formal drmng area. Storage burldrng and over I acre lawn Wrthrn mmutes of town #2426 . #1451 #1360 NOTHING to phone lor appomtment to bedroom, I 'h st ory home 3 bedrooms, livrng and lam1ly room s Birch cab•nets and burlt-rn hutch 1n eat m kitchen 16'x24' approx garage Cable TV, front and sr deporches Beautrlul view ol Ohro River #2443 WHAT A FARM! - Approx 71 ac res more or less located m Spungfreld Township Good area Call lor more mforma1ton #2441 2.090 ACRES MI L VACANT LAND - Ready to burld on w1th dmeway and loundalron lora home. Corner lot $6,500 Call lor more mlormalron ' #2442 ROCKSPRINGS RD. IN MEIGS COUNTY - 1977 Sectional wrth lhree bedrooms, hv1ng room . 2 baths, family room , formal drn mg room. central a~r Approx 720 SQ. It Covered patio-carport combrned Over 1 acre, lots ol extras. #2453 AGED JUST RIGHT - If you are young enough to enjoy and old enough to apprecrate the charm of old homes, come see th1s OnJl! 3 bedroom s, bath. d1nrng room . breakfast nook and more #235~ BRICK RANCH & 3 ACRES MI L OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVERI - I ca r attached garage, 3 bedrooms, lrvrng room , formal drningarea, k rt c~en complete wrth appliances. AddrsonTownshrp l ow $40s #2385 . WHERE ELSE COULD YOU FINO AHOME With th e character ol thiS on e' I story lrame lormal dmm g room , 3 bed10orns. bath, lwm g room, krtchen Tree shaded lion! por ch Barn, cella1 . garden area. Large llallawn Dnl1 $29,900 G"e a call today' #1455 VACANT LOTI - Approx 2• acres Very mce burld10g s1te land lays llal County water be111 g rn sta lled Mmeral 11ghts and small tobacco ba>e rncluded #1 438 EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE' - 3 4 acres wooded acreage, frontage along SR 588 Rura l water and cable TV mtfaq le W•t h1n 2 mrles appr ox from City Ca ll today lor more 111lormaliun ' #1458 WANT A BIG YARD 7·- To burld th ai new home? II so, call us ab?ul these 3 acres more or less. Rural water and uliliiiCs ono sa me s•de ol road land rs level Very nrce buildin g s1te. ' #2422 REDUCED and you can pockel th e sa vm gsl BriCk and frame br·level only $49.500 3 bedrooms 2 baths, lamil y room, lonnal drnrng area, 2VI garage, elec heat pump/central "'' lut srze approx 2\\ acres n2432 ( l'm 7 t ''IIlli() ll Kt•,ll b tc~lc Cmpuro~llun ~~~ tru)h~l' h11 th~· NA f 8 .md ·• ..- tr.:~Jcmolfh of C.:cntury 21 K l'<~ l ~~tat~: Corporation Equal Hou!llll,lol Orfh-.rtumly EACH OffiCE IS INDECENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. " • Used and rebuilt transmiss•ont. ln1ernally lntpected and guaranteed. Installation availabla We buy junll tr1nsm1nions. Call 614-446-0966 - - - - - - - - ·lc- Duat 1xhaust lens $99 96 inltell•d Most Fords, Chevy truekt, Vans. 4x4's. Mufflet' Man. 9 Stimp1on Ava .. A then•. Ohio. 1·B00-843- 3767 77 Auto Repair Strutt. 1119.96 pair, Installed. Most models. Muffler Men. 9 St1mpson Ave A1tlans, Oh io 1-800 843-3787 78 4~t4 car Dillard Water Serv1ce Pools. Cisterns, wens Oa hvary Any time Call 614-446 7404 No Sunda-y calls Paul Rupa. Jr. Water Service. C•ll814 -446-3171 Poolt. c llterns, wells. J & J Water Serv1ce Swimm1ng poolsr c1stern1. wells. Ph 614245-9285 ISE RON ' S Te levi11on Serv1 ce House calli on RCA , Ou•zer, GE . Spaclahng in ;zenith Call 304 576-2398 or 614 446 2464 . 446-3644 E. M . WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9655 B. J . HAIRSTON, 446·4240 C~ YDE _B. W,ALKER. 245-527tl LORETTA Mci?_ADE,_ 44&.:'7')29 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal Call304 -676- 1331 . Ro tary or cable tool drilhng Most well a completed 1emeday Pump sales and service 304· 895- 3802 S1arMs Tree and Lawn Serv1ce, l1wn care. l1ndtc1pmg, stump remov al , 304 · 676-2842 or 5 76-2903 RIO DE - Well bu1ll and 1n good condrlion. 3-5 bedrooms, famrly room. liVIng room krtchen, drnrng area, utilr\y room, I ~ baths, partial basement for heatrng eQUipment and storage. Energy elfrcrent, well inSulated Crty utrhtres Nrce lot for lawn, flo wers and gar den Opposrte Oam Hall Excellent for students, teachet s and employ ees Th1 s one you need tosee l •sted at $50,000 #317 AND HEATING 79 Motors Homes 84 & . Campers Electrical & Refrigeration tru<:k. 614· 742· Kawesalll 200, 3 whMiar. t900 best off• h eel. cond. call 114-l45-IH01 · hen Hoftdl 1971 Model CB 200T E 111c.a. cond , low miles, w ill MCf'ifc•. Call 114·441· 1358 1184 Honda CR 500 C•U 814 441-2323 ah., 4 ~00 PM 86 . _ _.:..___ Real~y 446-3636cA~' IIO.S. FARMS & COMMERCIAL PIIOPERTIES 25 LOCUST S'TREET. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45621 1.2400 AUotE'I F. CAIADAl. RI'ALTOR IOIEIT 801001, lfALTOI, 44W216 liMY FlOYD. II'ALTOI. 446-3313 25 IDCIJS'T STiqT, GAUIPOUS. OHIO Can TOP CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD - locatron 1s as HERE'S A wrth Cilher m this 3 bedro om I \l bath ranch tust of the best burl! homes in the county Thrs rs a oft Farrlield·Centenary Ro ad Features mclude roomy 2100 sq. ff , 3 bedroom bnck wrth 3'h acres l1v1n g room , fam1ly room, dmmg room , 2 ca1 of rollrng land. Prestrgrous nerghborhood rn an garage and eQ urpped krl chen l arge, llat area restncted to hrgher prrced resrdent~al Three pr oless1onally landscaped lo! close to Spnn g large bedrooms, for mal drnmg and charmrng Va lley area $71.900 lam1ly room wrlh see-through fireplace The #102 kitchen rncludes Cornmgware range, new refngerator. miCrowave oven, drshwasher and lots ol oak cabrnets, 2 lull ceramrc baths, and an overmed 2 car gara ge wrlh automal1c door. You'll be greeted by ~n outsta ndrng vrew from each w10dow Th1s statel y appeann g home w111be hard to match rn today's market Pnced at $114,600 #105 • 1978 Herlev OtlllldiOI" Sports· ... 12400 814-992-3451 REDUCED H.OOO - BEAUTIFUL HOME. LESS I HAN ONE YEAR OLD. OWNER TRANSFERRED.· PRICE HAS BEEN RE· DUCED FOR FAST SAlE, 3 BEDROOMS, 2BATHS, FULL BASE· MENT, TASIEfULLY DECORATED THROUGHOUT NICE EN· IRY WITH LEADED GLASS DOOR DECK OFF MASTER BED· ROOM CALL FOR AN APPOI NTM ENT TO SEE rHE REST $49,900 Real Estate~ lt:ALTOI 216 E. 2nd St. Phone t -(614)·992-3326 POMEROY - 6 rms, lg. lot, neat the stores. lg lront por ch, needs work but will lake $1 2,000 SYRACUSE - 6 rms be1ng remodeled 3 BRs, nice bath, ga1 FA lurnace, ca rpetrng, lroot porch. storms, level lot and garage. $25.000. .SYRACUSE- Ecooomrcal 6 rm. ranch on 100xl60 level lot N1ce eQuipped birch krtchen. elec BB heat, carpeting and oa> floor. Askrng $37,500 RACINE AREA - 3 Y!- old nrce 3 BRs, 2 baths, rec rm. 32x20. cook un~ts, relngera disposal , carpeting, dmrng rm., basement. patiO, cool, cedar srdin& garage 3 !30 and over 5 acres. Want $97.500. SYRACUSE - 4yr old 7 rm ranch Range, refng and sundeck, all elec , 2 baths, cathedral ceilrng rn LR and k1tchen lots of closets. $43,000. POMEROY - Reasonable 3 BR home near P111a Hut Carpelrng, gas furnace, mod· em bath, panelin & insula· tron, garage and workshop Only $18000 CAMPING - 4 acres hrgh on a hill with TP waler avarlable. Near Racme Dam Askmg $6,000 POMEROY - Good 3 to 4 bedroom home Walk to stores Hot water heat, 2 baths, equrpped krtchen. lronl and back porches Asking $26,000, but need an offer CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992·3325 I totJ~,tnq H<'.Jdqu.rrl,.r s HOME IN THURMAN plus 2 adtacenl burldrngs and extra lot Completely remodeled 5 room home Forced a11 furnace, bath, vmyl s1drng, storm w1ndows. msulated. Old 2 story store bulld1n gwrlh ba sement Good forced arr heatrng system, restroom. All parnted, 1n good cond~ r on . Vmyl s1dmg, asphalt shrngle rooI Newer 40K48x13 bulld rn& concrete lloor, krtchen area. restroom , well rnsulaled, attractive umt Dwethn& 2 qu ality bUIId rngs and e•tra lot. Al l for $82,000 #325 BEST BUILDING LOT - Bu •ld the houseyou have been dream1ng about on lhrs excellent IOO'xl75' lot, 2 blocks hom H MC C1ty water, sewer, natural gas $13.500. No mob1le homes NEW LISTING - Tired of Paying Your landlord? - Here's the solutiOn. 3 bedroom ranch 1n c•ty schools oilers remod eled k1lchen and bath, full ba sem ent, carport and more Only $33,900 Cheaper tha n ren( #210 COUNTRY SETTING WITH 2.4ACRES OF LAND County wal er plus own good water supply wrlh pressure system Ha s garage wrl h stota ge area OH, WHAT A DEAL' - Owner rs makrn g th1s 2 4 attached Homers a 3 bed room sect1 onal rn good bedroom 2 story home a very easy buy Home condrlron wrl h wood stove plus forced au furnace mclud es lamrly room , hvrng room, dinrng room, Well rns ulated, easy to heat Also rncludes old er 1\l baths N!Ge settrn g on 5 acres overlookmg the sma ll mobrle home. All prrced at $39.900 Oh10 Rrver Home has new roof new furnace new #322 ! w111ng Askmg $32.500. Want s' an oiler Wrtt' help wrlh down payment 42 ACRES OF BARE LAND - Mostly wood ed wr th #215 som e saw limber 4 acres m/ 1 ol boHom land Good place to burld. Water tap pa~d lor located 1n 26 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL ROLLING LAND plus Vrnlon or Gl enn Summrt Road, 'A mrle south of lour 100x300 lots oil Rt 160. Owner wrlldrvrde 26 Vrnton. Askrng $20,000. acres and sell lots separately Ca II for rnlormatron #338 on pnces COUNTRY AIR SUB. - SUPER BUY ON REALlY NICE MD· OULAR WITH 3 BR'S, 2 BATHS, GAS FURNACE WITH CA, COMPLETELY FURNISHED KITCHEN, CARPORT AND BIG, LEVEL LOT. WHAT A BARGAIN AT $30,0001 $9,500 PRICE REDUCTION! HARD TO BELIEVE OWNER IS WILLING TO SELL THIS 4 BEDROOM 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME WITH 31 ACRES FOR $60,000 00 OR WILL SELL HOME AND APPROX. 5 ACRES FOR $45,000. IF YOU NEED ACREAGE BETTER HURRY THIS IS A ONCE IN ALIFETIME BUY! 93 ACRES - MOSTLY WOODED - EXCELLENT BUY AT $24,000. KYGER CREEK AREA WE HAVE FREE "HOMES FOR SALE" BROCHURES AVAtLAaLE . PLEASE STOP BY OUR OFFICE AND PICK UP YOUR SOON! 1 I~ story home for smaller ranch-slyle Home ha s been tJeaulrlully remodeled 3 spacrous bedroom s, lormal d1nmg, lam rly room w1th wood burner and screened-in sunporch . Also, overs•zed 2 car garage and workshop Fantastrc place lor kids" $49,500. #449 NEW LISTING - Ma~nlenance lree ranch wrth large eat rn k1tchen, 3 bedrooms 2 lull baths, living room and m-ground pool Nrce flat lot located close to hospital I car garage $55,000 #208 SPACIOUS CEDAR RANCH nestled rn tall Pine tr ees offers more than most Outstandrng krtchen loaded wrl h beautiful oak cab1nets an d large brea klast nook Cozy lamlly room wrlh ha~dw ood floors and warm fueplace Formal drnmg study partial basement w1th rec room. Entoy lhe peace and QU iet on the multi·level deck wh rch contarns hot tu b, taccuZll oft master bedroom, also 2 car garage Crty schools $129,900 #204 BELIEVE IT OR NOT! IN A FEW MONTHS THIS FIREPLACE WILL BE VERY APPEALING" FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SUMMER THERE IS ALSO A VERY COOL POOL, INGROUND, 18X35 FENCED WITH PATIO. 3 BEORODM BRICK AND FRAME RANCH, FAMILY ROOM , LARGE KITCHEN WITH NICE DINING AREA CITY SCHOOLS. $55,000. IN INVESTORS - lookrng lor a rental th at won't reQUire a lot ollrxing up 01mainten ance Better tak e a look at th1s well·kept home pnced at $25,000 #441 #118 tor, m1crowave, dishwasher, PLACE - important as the hou se YotJ won t make a mtstake You'll have l•ttle to do except I and enJOY one 1916 Vl · 600 · C Hond1 Shadow 1100 mil.. Elc•l. cond. Callt14-216 eo15 1980 500 SR Yamaha Runt gOOd, tood condldon 13&0 Call 814 141-2511 . #Ill IF YOU HAVEN'T SOLD YOURS YET ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME YOU CALLED US? I Goldwifla 1000, Honda. Se<:rl· flee , 500 t>.low book Buy ftOW .nd san. No reuonlb4e oH• r.tuMCI Caii114-441-H71 . 1987 KX- 500 614-388-1131 . TWICE REDUCED! SELLER RETIRING! -Modern 3 bedroom home srtuoled on a I 27 acre lot l a ndsc~ped by Mother Nature You'll entoy the peace and qUiet of the country hke atmosphere. Home oilers formal dlnrng, hardwood lloors, full basement, and 3 car carport. Plu s a 16x32 rn-ground pool Scandal ously pnced at $49,900 See 11 today! ' YOU DESERVE IT- Thrs rmmaculate j bed room ranch oilers more than the average house livrng room. drnmg area plu s eat-rn krtchen (tully equipped). screened·m porch. Full basement •ncl udes fam1ly room, storage and g31age Sw•mm•ng pool pnVIIeges Tara $64,900 #234 Real Estate General ' OWNER - LOW MILEAGE- Wrth all the and whiStles - Excellent locatron, super nerghborhood, attractive well ma~nla~ ned m ground pool, 3 large bedrooms, br g k1lc hen w1t h pantry, ·2 bat hs, 2 car garage overs11ed llat landscaped lot Thi s bnck ra nch rs m th e crty school diStr ict Broker's Note: "Take a close look at thrs one We thmk 1t's one of our best buys" $59,900 #104 General Hauling 1 .:_::~ Of RENT IS A FOUR LETTER WORD -Get your act together, so you won't be gu1lty Buy th1S 3 bedroom ranch wrth vmyl s1dmg Equrpped krtchen , lamrly room Fenced yard Furnrture stays •nclud1ng washer and dryer. At $36.000. you can't aHord to pass thrs up #203 Residentia l Of eo mmtrclal w irinv. New servica or repairs, licllflsed electrician. Est1m•1 a free R•denour Elactncal 304· 875 1786 truck delivery. coal. 1973 truck camper, 1 0 \.IJ h , fully '""'""· sand , gravel , till and cont•lned. 1800 00 304 · 876· sawdu st. Ph o ne j,Q4 675 · 44315. 3 190 1986 Mondt SAX 4 whlelllf 200. 11200 Ctll 614 -388· 9619 R & M CYitom Couche1 and Reupholstery, St At 7. Crow" C!ly. Oh. 114-251-1470, ho. 614-446·3438. o,.. deity I to 4 .30, Sat 9 ·30 to 1 30. Okl • new UphOswad Plumbing & Heating Cor Four1tl an(f Pme Gall lpollt Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614 446· 4477 MotorcyGIBI Mowrey' !I IJpholstenng satv•ng tri county area 22 yeart. The best in furniture upholstering. Call 304 - 676 - 4164 tor tree estimates. OLIVER$ Tree Trimming, tOP· pmg, trimmmg, prunmg dead wood ttorm damage. taM e downs Free Estimat es. 304· 676· 3817 1979 " Nom•d" Bunkhouse camp•. 28' A C. •wnlng roll down stabilizer, J• ck's Ra&sa Hitch included 14,000 30467&· 1280 1978 Troplcana Tr1vel trailer 35 ft. , tipaut. AC , 900d c;ondl· hOI'\ Asking 16000 614 -9864340 , Upholstery N. REAL ESTAli C ARTER 'S PLUMBIN G 1972 Clu•·A motor hom e heel shap• t6000 Ctll 8 14388 ·8746 87 7 Real Estate G SWEEPER end •ew1ng machin e rapa11 . pert1, and su pplies. P1 cM up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Clt~~ner . one half m1 le up Oeorget Creek Ad Call 614· 446-0294 Camping Equipment 1919 J11p CJ -7. red and whhe fiberglass top, 57,000 m1les ll,fii()O 304-fi76 · 04J. 74 R & R Water Serv1ee Home eistets. wells p~s filled . Formarty Jam1s Boys W1ters .Call 304-67$-5370. Real BASEMENT TEAFORDm NICE LARGER COUNTRY HOME ( Me~gs County) - 2 sto1y Ira me home srtu ated on 3'h acresgently rolling lan d Pond for your hshmg plea sure 2 baths, lamrly room Owner wrll help With hnancmg ran ge and refr 1gerator. fam1ly room, rec room , HELP WANTED!! #2436 srn_.t., 2372 Real Estate General GENERAL FARM - Surtable lor li vestock Own er says su Hrcrent water lor callle Some marketa ble timber, barn , shop an d house whrch includes 6 rooms and bath Clay Townshrp. Call now #2210 ONLY MINUTES FROM TOWN- Frame and briCk br-level leaturrng 3 bedrooms, l·shaped living room wrth formal dmrng area, krtchen rncludes Need talented owner wrth decorating flair lo make thrs hrstorical home stunning. Warm pine paneled famrly/drnrng room . Large room s. 3 bed rooms Accept the challenge ..... $23,000. and so muc h mor e Auto Parts & Accessories 1979 Oodga 4x4 Auto. Re K•wesakl 200, l wh.at•. U<: cond 1900 Of best otftr 614· 24&-9401 evenings. lo see #2437 YOU'VE BEEN lOOKING AND LOOKING - STOP! Call CENTURY 21. set uo a showm g an d see vour luture l]ome. Ve1y mce 3 bedroom ran c Home, 20 plu s acres, 30'x46' garage, 20'x 40' metal buil d1ng 76 Home Improvements General Hauling Watt e non '1 Wate r Hauling . reasonable ntas. immad late 2,000 gallon daliv&r;'. clstern1. poots. well. ate. can 304-676· 2919 . don•. or Plr1 tr1d11 on naw•r 1978 su,...CebF-250, 4 spMd lonv bed. Aeaca hhch 1978 Ch•OIIM, Auto. PS. 1ir. loaded Tak1 your picl or trsd• tor 4 Of 6 eylind• truck . 304-875· 1428. NEW LISTING' 1972 MOBILE HOM£ & 5 ACRES - l~c ated 2' mrles from town Home h,t> 3 bed rooms k!lchen w•th rlnRe.nd relriiPr.,lor 1 bath1. Nrce m g•ound poof3{ xlu Pnced'" thr $20s •2 471 HOME AND I ACRfS. $35.000 - Attra ctiVe 2 01 3 bedroom home near runchon 77> and 14 1 Has tam1ly room. fireplace, basement 2 car gara ge lmmed~at e possessiOn #2449 1877 Chevy Sport Van Very good cond, t1200 Call 814 318 ·9074, 1979 Powl'r Wagon, AC . PS . ~2 4 2 4 HOME AND APPROX. 11 \\ ACRES - Ranch style w1th 3 bed rooms, lg krtchen, 2 baths, hvrng room, Vano & 4 W .D t.hort tt.d . 80 000 mil ... 1l1o nwo acras 3 bed rooms, II'Jing room, forma l dmmg 7'3 1971 Ford -.anger half ton V-8 IU10, PS , P8, slldi"V glass. 11 , 000 m l l11 . cle•" · .1 .400.00 304-458-1916 REDUCED TO $25.000 - WISH WE HAO MORE AT THIS PRICE! - l ovely 2 bedroom. two story home wrth hv1ng room, I '; baths. lormal dmrng. full basement, I car garage, gas heat, central an (Mergs County- Middleport) PRICE REDUCED' R WILL WITH THE FINANCING' log ca b10 and approx. 19n Ford Aang8f plek-up FUO ~ood condition. Atklng 11800. Call 614-992-8505 or 614 992 -1776. 1987 N1s10n htrd body pickup, AM FM eeueth , 1l0111d wttaels . 5 s,..t, lllta n~¥~~ , low mK". te .aoo.oo or asaum• loan, 304-875· 8448 , 388-81 ss JUDY DEWITT BROKER J. Merrill Corter ......................... 379-2184 Phyllis Loveday .......................... 446-2230 Becky Lone ................................. 446-04>8. Patrick Cochran ......................... 446-86SS Ga lli polis Custom bUilt bnck ranch 8 room s, 3 bath s, drv1ded ba sement Seautrful stocked lake C11c ular dtm lined w•th trees and shrubs Nme acre homestead Ca ll fo1 appo•ntm enl Gallia, County's best #2 994 COUNTRY CHARM surround' thiS 4 bedroom ranch Large kitchen, l '?baths. lamrly room and 7 car garage. Home has heat pump/ cent. air plus 2 woodburners Nrce deck oil fam•ly a~ca 14 acr es wrth mce trees and garden area 11983 Toyota 4 wheat drive 83750. C•ll 614-742· 24151 b.tore 3:00 pm 446-6610 75 WATERPROOFING Unconditional llle11me guuan· tee local references furnished Free estimates. Call collect 1· 614-237-0488 , day o r 111ghl RogarsBetemant Waterproofing. 16 ' AERO Crall tr1·hull with 66 Johnson , 2 ·6 g1l t1nk1 , s ki 's and equip. Runs excel e1760 Call 614-266 6758 ' 79 Ch8\I'Y• C 1 0. '80 Dodge Olplorner, cell 304· 896· 3530 Real Estate 81 117& Chev pick-up, 'h ton , long bed. AC. AM -FM radio, manuel t,.ns., new fentten fron1 and rear, heavy rear tprings , 4 new 6 pty radlel tires Good cond. t1600 . Cal\614-256-8038. No Sat Cellt, 1974 Ford R1nger need engine, 8 f1, bed . Call t14-379-2289 ' 1 98!5 Honda Big Red, three whHI, 304-6715 -2658 batwaen 8 :00 and 2 00, Mondtry thru FridiiY. Boats and Motors for Sale 85 Servtces Motorcycles Pontoon Boat- 60 HP, Johnson. trailet e2760 C•ll 614-446· 4043 after & 00 PM 1973 Ford l TO, 2 dr . good cond t360 . Call 814-388, 9669 Beautrlul 6 room bnck house wrlh 1'.\ ceram1c bafhs, l1re place, attrc fan, AC, ne~ turn ace and hot water heater I \; car garage attached. large airy krtchen with adtacent drnmg area Beauhlully carpete and custom draped (arge brd patiO w1th gas gnll, 8xl0 burldrng Quality constructiOn. Beaulilul yard w1tn lar ge trees and beauhlut landscapm g Situated on rolling lot 100x200 Ongmal owner selling Ex cellent neighborhood in crty school diStnct Shown by appt only $77.900 00. For 1nformahon call. - 446-2734 74 1886 Ford ~ ton Exeat cond. Call 614-379-2378 after e 00 Freightlinttt', conventional with 415 ft fl1tbed trlihtr. Call 614379· 2243 . The Sunday Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va: Trucks for Sale 1~79 Chevy Sport ~ ton. 4x4 PICk up. V-8, auto , extra clean. 4 inch lift kit. nfiW th-as CaiJ &14-44&-4171 . beautilul urban setttng JUS! a few 11l1les hom NEW LISTING - Trarler on ly, rn good condrtion 1973 12'x60' plus underp1nnrng and new lr ont porch WANT $4,900 00 1970 Chevena, red black 1tripe1 n.w tires, brakM, 1111h1ust. Grea1 lhl.,. t1 . 500 00 304-876· 6781 after 4 :30. 72 Real Estate General ' GET AWAY FROM IT All!' - Come home to a NEW LISTING- Really mce remodeled older home New srdmg. msulali on, root, pa nelin g. wrnng. sept1c, etc All 1n good condrlion on a double lot Call Today' $28.500 00 1983 Camaro Z·2B. au1o, T-1op. ac.. am-fm Sltreo·cest.. pw, power door loch htr1 sharp Call814-245-&040. 1986 Chevv ChevaHe, 5 spd , am-fm rad10, deluxe wtleel coveu, teat. mirrors Excel cond. Only 11 .000 miles. t3260. Call 614· 266-6261 . 1966 Ford Mustang, rftStored very sharp, 6 cyl , auto .. choice of wheels 54,000 f1rm Call 61 4· 441-4462 Red raspbernes. Pick your own or we p1ck Call Taylor' s Berry Patch 614-246-6064 or 446· 8692. Mason Open 7 Days 1978 Ford LTD. t400.00 . 304· 876-6429. dowa and door locka. AM -FM rear defroster, velour seats, IJ1te11ent co nditiOn 304, rad 10, I 1982 Ford Van, 50,000 mile1, $3850 1984 Ford Tempo, auto, PS . PB . AC . AM FM stereo, S3695 . Call614 286- 6522. NEW LISTING- LANGSVILLE AREA - 75 acre !arm, bam, satellrte d1sh, lencrng and a n1 ce 4 bedroom home w1th cou n· try krtchen, many other features $49 900 00 Musical Instruments 1974 Dodge Spor1 , runs good. soma rust, ull 304- 67 6 -7541 doon tilt wh eel, power wm· 1986 Ford Escort SW. 4 spd, AM -FM -Tapa, 83999 John 's Auto Sales- Moved to Kanauga below Holiday-Inn Call 614· 446-4•782 71 Auto's For Sale Registered tree1ng Walking Coontlound. 22 months old, running and tr&elng, 304-676· 2098. Siam... kittens. 17 weeks old. S50 00 each. 304· 675-13,9. '81 Citation, 4 cyl, 4 speed, good maehanlcal and body. 01 ,200.00. 304-676-2192. thing $4,600., 82 LTD Ford U .OOO. E-..erything Both gcod cond. 304-676 -4376 Autos for Sale Buick Park A<Jenuo., 4 PM Pure-bred wh1te German Shepherd female pups 6 waek5 old $75 Call 614-992-2582 . Registered Chow- Chow pup p1es. Call after 6 30 p m., 304-875-6799 19B2,4.MC Spirit Dl Cruise, a1r c:ond .. tilt. t12&0 Call 614388· 9022 aher 6 .00 prn. 85 Plymouth Horlr:on a-c. uvory· 1981 1979 Chrysler Cordoba Good cond . Air , AM - FM -8uack . t1600. Call 814-448-8697 Full blooded German Shaphet'd pups for sale Call 614-742 2632 American Esk1mo pupp1es for sale or trade tor puppy of same value Camper sleeps 6, tullv equi pped, 304-576 -2989 198!5 Dodge Coh. 2 dr.. auto., 23.000 miles. t3460. Call614 379-2721 Real Estate General Transport ation 1975 Datson wagon , rebu lll motor. new parts. tire s nee(~ pamt, runs excel. $600. Call 614-446-3340 September 6, 1987 71 Autos for Sale Mix.ed hay $1 . bale on wagon Hay for beddmg 60c:. 304-6755579 1984 Reliant SW Very good cond loaded $3695 Call614446 :ZJOO September 6, 1987 W.Va. #205 FRONTAGE ON THE RIVER! - The locatron, th e v1ew and the neighborhood are the outstandrn g ASTOUNDING REDUCTION!!! features ol thrs 2 bedroom home Just I \! m1les $39.900 $34,500 $27,500 On lhrs charmrng Cape Cod mCheshire' Well bu ilt south on lower R1ver Road. THelol contains about G rooms and bath plus full basement has been an acre and has fronlage on the n~er . Perfect lor newly parnted (rnsrde and out) Close to boalers. fiSherm en or bathers. This rs a I !I story elementary school. Beller hurry, won'llasllong at frame wrth unfrmshed upsta~r s (could be large 3rd bedroom) There rs a garage, storage bU1Id10g and thrs pnce! #410 carport . Prrce $66,000 #106 141 AC . MI L OF SOUTHERN OHIO HILLS & VALLEY AREA - Over '.1 mrle of Raccoon Creek RETIRE TO THE COUNTRY - Marnt arn a relaxed, lrontage with very scenic bank areas. Good road but actrve lifestyle 1n thiS lnendly I \\ story home frontage wrth several hrlltop locatrons to burld 3 bedrooms lupsta~rs co uld be frnished rnl o 4thl. County water avarlable. Young walnut tree. dimng room, new vrnyl srd rng, garage and several plantin g with many now 5" m drameter. 100 ac. ol outbuildings. 17 acres with 10·12 crop land lrmber rn all. Let us show you thrs lrsling Askrng $40,000 #250 $55.000. #334 Well located EYE FOR QUALITY? - Then come see lhis EXCELLENT BU llDING LOTS! modest but cute 3 bedroom, vmyl srded home. between Rodney and Brdwell. GOod laym~ land 18x24 'garage low utrhtres Affordably priced at ApproXImately 1.40 acres each lot L lots avarlable $6,500 each $32,600. #337 #312 I LOW MAINTENANCE BRICK - This attractrve home w11t pl ease anyone lookrn g lor a lnendly ne1ghborhood It's convemently located on Rt. 35 and rncludes very mce k1tchen w1th range, drshwa sher. and relngerator , 3 mce srled bedrooms. I ~ cerami c baths, lamrly room. garage includes automatiC door opener Pnced at $59,500 #113 BEGINNER'S LUCK - Satrslyrng starter home wrlh 3 bedrooms rn the crty Ga s heat, centra l a11 Gara ge wrth room above su1table for apartme nt l mmed ~a te possessiOn $42 800 #309 EXECUTIVE HOME - For th e l11st lime th1s custom designed and supenor quality home rs ollered lor sale. located on II beautr lul acres )more available), lh rs 5 year old bn ck home oilers space, pnvacy and scen rc vrew w1thm a lew nunutes ol H MC Some of the outstandmg features are 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, spacrous krlchenl hvmg area, 20x40 pool 2 car garage plus a tu lly rnsulaled 24x36 detached multi-purpose burldm g wrlh bath. Call for more mlormalron 8413 QUALITY HOME - Approx. 3 miles to Holzer Hosprtal located on Ken Bethel Road. 3 bedroom s, all electrrc home has new forced arr lurnace Shop area off garage Large k1tchen w1th lot~ of storage area. Almost l4 acres of land Cham link lence around yard Garden area. Prrced to sell at $28,000. ~305 COMMERCIAL SITE- RIO GRANDE- 2 lots on corner of ~- College Street, I block. off Rt 35, '2 blocks from college campus Excellent for most any kmd of busmess $26,500 ~147 �Pllge 0-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel September 6, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point' Pleasant. W. Va. Several individuals fined in Meigs County Court :Leader of failed coup vows .t o fight • By DAVID W. JONES MANILA, Philippines (UP I)Col. Gregorio "Gringo" Honasan, fugitive leader of the failed coup bid against the Aquino government, defended his actions and ,vowed to continue : fighting In a recording aired • today on a Manila radio station . Armed forces chief Gen. Fidel Ramos, who verified the voice on ' the recording was that of Hona·. san, replied with a broadcast . • appeal for the leader of the Aug. • 28 attempted uprising to "face : the music like a professional soldier" and promised he would have "every opportunity" to air his grievances. Honasan's former mentor, op• position leader Juan Ponce En: rile, meanwhile, denied knowing ~ anything about a major i arms • cache discovered In a building he : owns and promised to cooperate : with any Investigation. ~ In his tape, delivered to secur• lty guards at radio station DZRH : shortly before midnight Friday, : Honasan said his attempted coup -- was "an Initial necessary step to • set a new direction for .; our • country and people" and urged ~ supporters In the 160.000: member armed forces to "con::- tinue the fight until all the ~ soldiers join us." ~ Honasan, 37, said he believed :President Corazon Aquino had · betrayed the opportunity given -her when he and other reform' minded officers sparked the : February 1986 overthrow of :Prime rates go up NEW YORK (UP!)- Domes: tic Interest rates rose Friday when the Federal Reserve Board · raised the rate it charges on loans to member banks and the ·nation's largest banks boosted · t)lelr prime lending rates onehalf of a percent, from 8Y4 percent to 8~ percent. The Fed announced a one-half percentage point increase in Its key borrowing rate to 6 percent from 5~ percent. · The dlsco~nt rate is the interest the Fed charges banks when they borrow money from _the nation's central banking system . Prime 'rates, In turn, are set by commercial banks and act as the base rate for a variety of consumer and business loans. such as home mortgages and auto loans. Following the Fed action, four of the nation's largest banks Immediately raised their prime rates to 8% percent . Ferdinand Marcos after 20 years In the presidency . He condemned the release of political prisoners shortly after Aquino took office, as a ''witch hunt" against human rights abuses by the military and "pointless" cease-fire talks with the nation's communist and Mosle m insurgents. He Insisted there had been no plan to harm Aquino or her. family , saying such action would be "politically untenable ... given a leader who is perceived to be sincere and committed no matter how misguided and incapable she may be." Aquino' s son was wounded during the uprising, in which 53 people died. Presidential press secretary Teodoro Benigno responded ang· rlly at a news briefing, describIng Honasan's mutiny as "a naked power grab by a man using honeyed words to mask the military dictatorship he would set up to rule the Philippines. " "Honasan would now topple President Corazon Aquino, demolish democracy, stifle popular will. defile our constitution. strike down our judiciary, scuttle Congress and set himself up as a messiah," he said. He added that when Honasan was captured he should expect to be charged with rebellion, sedition and possibly other crimes . Honasan also deplored as "inexcusable" the loss of 22 civilian lives but said the decision to "hold our punches" to save lives may have cost the rebels a victory. Ramos, interviewed on the same station, s-aid, "I have always considered myself an older brother of Greg." but that Honasan seems to be "very disoriented." costs. no operator's license; Frederick Burdett~. Lewisburg. Derry D. Bryan. Cheshire. $500 W.Va .. $16 and costs; Nell F . and costs, 30 day s in jail Schilling, Marietta. $25 and s uspended, two years probation, costs; Eugene Carpenter, Seneno driver's license-under.suspen· cavllle, $18 and costs; Denny s lon; $50 and costs. reckless Keaton, Spencer, $22 and costs. operation; costs only for falling Forfeiting bonds were James to display valid license plates; Conrad. Athens . $75, speeding; Scott Justice , Long Bottom, $100 s uspended to $50 and costs, disorderly conduct; Anthony McGrath , Rutland , $75 suspended to $30, five days In jail suspended, six months probalion, restitution, costs, petty theft. Shawn Goble, Vinton, $20 and costs, no seat belt; Paul Wilson, Darwin, $25 and costs, 10 days In jail suspended, one year proea· lion. failure to confine dangerous dog; David Spangler, Rutland, $25 and costs, $15 of fine sus· GALLIPOLIS, OH. cind pended; Carolyn Charles, MInersvllle. $20 and costs sus· pended to costs only, permitting dog to run at large . Fined for speeding were How · ard Callaway Jr .. Cleveland, $21 , and costs; Sally · L. Brown, Elkview , W.Va., $22 and costs ; POMEROY - The following Individual s were fined this week In Meigs Count y Court by Judge Patrlck O'Brien. Walter Haggy , Rutland . six months In jail suspended to time already served, $200 fine suspended, two years probation, restitution and costs, petty theft; Ronald Sykes, Portland, $300, 20 days In jail suspended, two years probation, costs, improper handUng of a firearm in a motor vehicle; Krls Lemaster, Columbus, restitution and costs, six months In jail suspended, two years probation. theft ; William Priddy, Rutland, $50 and costs, 30 days in jail with 20 days suspended, one ·year probation, restitution, criminal damaging; William Dean Whittington. Middleport. $100 and costs, dlsorderly conduct; Rick Lunsford. Middleport, $100 and costs. dlsorderly conduct; Benton Phillips, Rutland, $75 fine suspended to $50, three days in jail suspended, costs, no operator's license; David Haggy Jr., Middleport, $75, five days in jail suspended, . ~ ' O..',•.,,,.. JN\' ·\. :,..-.,-' -; •r,~"~! , ~ . ' ' 'J. \' _. -: . ~- -~ . , ., • ' JIM BARNA ' to...... ~ LOG HOME - Beauty•Strength•Economv - Heat Efficiency•Rustic Charm - Affordability 3 bdrm. log kit as low aa &6608 "Model Home shown by appointment" The Los: Home Connef'lion 150 Comer Cemetery lid. Oak Hill . Ohio 45656 (614) 6.8 2-6417 3 Miles Wesl of Oak Hill Off St . Rt. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has set tor public hearing Case No. 87·101-EL-EFC, to review the fuel procurement praetices and policies of the Ohio Power Company, the operation of i1s Electric Fuel Component, and related matters. This hearing is scheduled to begin at1 :30 p.m. on September 8, 1987 at City Council Chambers, 218 Cleveland Avenue, S.W., Canton, Ohio 44702. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further information, may be obtained by contacting the Commission. POIIII, OliO - So. OW 160 - EVERY TUESDAY EVENING 4 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. 30< EACH 89~ Ollndall. Baz 't Dud· UDIA10R8 THE CREATIVE WORD PART II The second one Is our "Testimony of Mlnlstry.""If any man speak, let blm speak as the oracles of God; If any man minister, let him do It as of the ability which God giveth: that God In all things may. be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom be praise and dominion for ever and ever" I Peter 4:11. When we speak the Word of the Lord, we are to speak as an oracle of God. An oracle Is a Divine communication. This means that our word must be a quickened word from the Lord, not our own word or thought. Jesus said, "The words that I speak, they are spirit and life.·' Words are understood by the Image that they convey. A true prophetic word goes beyond this mental Image of the words, and through the anointing Imparts spirit and life to the hearer. It Is not the letter of the word" that brings life. rather It Is the power and anointing of the Holy Spirit that conveys life. Our spirit wUI receive something when a word Is anointed; we are fed . We may not remember what was said, but we are aware that we have been fed splrltually. Someone h'as spoken a word to us as an oracle of God. The third one Is the "gift of Prophecy. " "For you can all prophesy one by one, that all may learn and all may be encouraged" I Cor. 14:31. This gift Is available to everyone, It Is the Lord 's desire for all to have this gift of prophecy operating In their lives. This gift has limitations In Its purpose and use. The Scripture tells us that "we prophesy In part" (I Cor. 13: 9). Also, It Is to be used only fored · lflcation, exhortation and comfort (1 Cor. 14: 3), and not to give dlrec· ton, or to express judgment or wrath . God has set boundaries for the use of this gift by the Body of Christ. "Desire spiritual gifts, but rather that ye may prophesy" I Cor. 14:1. The word "gifts" here is In italics, which means it as not In the original text. The correct Interpretation should read, "Desire spirituals" or In other words, desire the prophetic realm. As we come Into this prophetic realm, we are enabled to both see and speak prophetically. In order to do this, we must take time to edify ourselves. This Is done as we walt on the Lord, and by speaking In tongues as we are quickened by the Holy Spirit. We are to build ourselves up the faith, so we wUI have a prophetic ability. The gifts are to be used to edify the Body of Christ. This should bedonelnan attitude of sacrlflcallove. We are to cultivate the presence of God, and then hwnble ourselves In this presense, that no pride or grasping to elevate ourselves wUI be manifest In our Uves. The gifts should operate through a life that Is lived In holiness to Jesus Christ wUI be seen, not the vessel being used. The offl~e of the Prophet. The Lord' has need of prophets In our day. A "prophet" Is one who speaks In the stead of God. He speaks as' the Lord's mouthpiece, spea)dng a specific word, In a SRCCiflc place, at a specific time. It Is a very costly and a very lonely ministry. It Is a ministry In which the prophetic office is recognized In a person. and then that person Is set apart as a prophet. The Scripture says, "Are all prophets ?" , meaning It Is a limited ml· nlstry. A true prophet Is one that has been disciplined by the Lord. and Is completely under his authority . The Lord chooses whom He will for this ministry. Those who are willing to pay the price for this ministry need to make themselves available to the I,.ord. Those who are called. to this ml· nlstry must walt on the Lord and ask Him to Impart the enabling and qualifying anointing for this prophetic office to function In their lives. The Spirit of Prophecy. " ...for the testimony of Jesus Is the Spirit of Prophecy" Rev. 19: 10. This Is a higher realm of prophecy and Is motivated by "relationship" rather than by "gift." The gift of prophecy requires our being yielded to the Holy Spirit In order to function, It Is not necessarily an Indication of right living. •· As we grow toward maturity, there comes Into our lives a greater quality of spirit with Its resultant expression, that transcents the gift · realm of ministry. The Spirit of Prophecy expresses and reflects this spiritual quality. It represents a life that has become a witness unto · Him (not merely a witness for Him) . It goes beyond words and becomes a "demonstration of the Spirit of Power." "But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as In a mirror the Glory of the Lord, are being transformed Into the same Image... " II Cor. 3:18NKJ. We behold u In a mirror the Lord Jesus Christ as we become one In union with Him. 1ben our lives become a mirror that reflects the presence and theperIICJII·of the Lord Jesus Christ. Now, the testimony of Jesus, which Is the Spirit of Prophecy can be both seen and heard through us, which mirrors Him. · The Lord desires to bring a people Into this ministry In our day. It will develop through those who have such a quality relationship with Him tbat through them, the very life and Intent of the Lord will be reflected. Thll requires a people who are pure, holy and transparent and know the heart ofthe Lord and His desires. . This 11 a ministry thal,wlll do away with all religious confusion. There wtll come forth In the demonstration of the Spirit and of Power, ''the tes· tJmony of Jesus, which Is the Spirit of Prophecy," as a clear creative force that wlll bring llf and order to the Church. PRAISE TABERNACLE HENDERSON, W. VA. LEGAL NOTICE HYIYDUTY '. Sandwieh Special HAMBURGERS Build Your Dream Houst> This Year ' •\ ~ ; I Allen Spaulding. Kent, $55. speeding; Mitchell Barringer, Reedsville, $50, consuming 11quor In a motor vehicle; Matthew Richardson, Alpena, Mich., $43, speeding; Roy Buchanan Jr. , Parkersburg , W. Va . , $55, speeding. UUIAN RECE, PASTOR ·· SUNDAY 9:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Ul-1692 OUII SALE PII!CE .. .II' IIAIL·IN AIIATE . ... 2S' IONUS IIIIATE .... 25' AEIIANUMCTURED FROM 7.!.8 NEW RIVETED DISC BRAKE MDI Moluiaaft or Autolite SMRKPWGS · SMRKPLUO WIESEIS eaa NON·RESiSlOR OUR SALE PRICE .... ...... II' MAil-IN RE . .TE . ... . . . . .. . 21' RfMANUFACTUIIID FIIOM 4!8 I'LAIIIIHCI SIGNALS •IIQUINTIAUV •UIIIYIIIIALLV 1'1T1 AU CAM IIICWDIIICI 1499 Hll!QtiACI(I . HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 8 Saturda~ 8 to 6 Sunday 9 t~ 5 We _,... tt1t right to lim~ SILVER. BRIDGE PLAZA PH. 446-9335 DAVE MICHAEL- MANAGER quontnlto on 1011 -llondlto, lddnlonol quonlii!H II regulor prlco. Rlboled ltemo lim- to monutlictu,.... rootrlctlono. 0 � 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 09. September 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 September 6, 1987 foster