http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/83719e64be4404915a5cd89664ada043.pdf 2b72a50ab3d05140e2a74992a109126a PDF Text Text Pllge- 't2-The Daily.Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Register to vote now Meigs Coonty Board of Electklns Ofllce - that's located In the ·Pomeroy Masonic Temple buDding - on Wednesday. The office Is open Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to roan and from 1 to 4: 30 p.m. for such voting. There are no local candidate races tills tau but there are some tax Issues - ten r1 them, In fact to he voted on In the varklus sutxllvlslons. And, I'm told, that some residents believe that 11 they did not vote In the prtmary elections, !hey are Ineligible to vote In the faD electklns. You're quite eligible as klng as you're reglsteml. rryou've moved or married, the routine p~ures foUowed by board of electklns personnel have undoubtedly taken care of any problems Involved there. Veterans of the armed forces are reminded that there Is a Veterans Admlnlstratlon-Otflce In the county. It Is klcated at 114 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, and the veterans service of!lcer Is Hugh·Custer, who will he glad to help veterans with any · questions or problems. Kenneth Cundiff of Syracuse, Interested In veteran affairs, asked that I pass on that reminder to veterans and I'm glad to do so. · Sometimes I do lose sight ofthe fact · that perhaps, everyone Isn't aware of aU services available IocaUy. Quite ail occaskln for members of Meigs 4-H news Thf' MPigs &>ttpr Llv('StOCk Da iry 4·H Club mPI t11 August 29 at th£' homr of Roy Hollrr with 10 membE-rs and onPadvlsor 1i1 alt enda nCf' . It wns announct"d at thr m{'('fln~ that Jim Parker was s(•l('('f('Cj as ootstandlng m£'mber In the club and that JOf Parkt>r and .lim Park<'r had won a !rip to the National Dall1" Confen•nC'f>. Th£> fair wa s discussed and prPm \u m money was glvt>n ool. Fo r rf'('ft>allon thf' mf'mbt>rs Pnjoyed swimming. RPfrf'Sh· mPn ls Wt>rP sPrv rd b.v Ed Holle r, advisor. The nt>)lt ffi f'(>fln~ of thP r lub Is pl annro for .Jcwuary . )q87. Jpff Rost>. Rrportl'r Thr Mf'lgs 4·H Plrasun> RldPrs m('f on . SE>ptt>mbt>r l') a t Sr. Paul Luttlt>ranCtllln' h In Pom('roy wlt h 3 advisors. 7 members and 4 vlsll ors In atiPnda nrP. Thf' jit:roup dlscussro .R:O in ~ 10 thf' K<'ntucky Hors(' Park. SoP!! ln.'/; a datdor a club havrldt>, and la lkln~ aboor ~('ftlng nf'W Producllon books for 1987. Traty MlchaPI ga\'1' a n-•po rt oo lhl' trail ridr and pi en lr hrld a1thf' Elb<'rfPid Farm . Th<' club's next ffi('etlnJ:! will bf' on 27 a t l h(' homf' of Palrt•ep ~tf'mbror ClrCil'. Del' Clin l'. Rf'portr r Arts, craft fair set Plans for an arts and craft show are being made by Mlddleport Boy Scout Troop 245. The show wiU be held on Saturday, Nov. 15 from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. at the Middleport Fire Depart· ment. Charge to set up will he $5 a table. Additional information may he obtained by calling Nina Crad· dock. 992-3689, who Is also handling space reservations. FRIDAY POMEROY - The senklr cltl· zens' dance club Is S!Xlnsorlng a round and square dance at the senklr citizens center on Mulberry Heights, Friday, from 8 to 11 p.m.. Music by the Happy Hollow Boys. Admlsslon $1.50 per person. Bring snacks tor the refreshment table .. Mary Shrlne 37, Meigs County, and Lafayette Shrine 44, GalUpoUs, Is corning up on Monday. Ruth Baruth, the supreme wortey highest priestess of Callfor· nla, wW he on hand for Inspection ot both groups at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. There will he a potluck dinner foUowlng the meeting of the two groufl" with the Shrlne will provide the meat and beverag~. Clinton Faulk, Union Ave. resident, remains confined to the hospital - It's been a couple of months and the time has undoubtedly dragged. I know he would like to hear from Meigs Countlans. He Is In room 1002, St. Mary's Hospital, Huntlnglon, W.Va., 25701. No doubt many of you rememter Rose Ginther who !Did her Roull' 7 property several years back and relocated. Rose will mark her !lith birthday In Octorer. Her address Is 9109 Oregonia Road, Wayresvllle, Ohio. Active as always, Rose Is rusy wtth the senlor citizens organlzatkln there serving as a memrer of the advisory hoardand she still loves to quilt. You may rememter Middleport Village CouncU recently named a street In honor of the late Art (Pappy; Lewis who was a Mlddle!XJrllllgh School graduate and went on to become head footbaU roach at West VIrginia University in Morgantown. Last weekend some 400 people attended an Art Lewis Memorial Fund dinner held at the Ramada Inn. Actually, tt was a two day observance In memory of Lewis featuring a goll tournament with about 75 former university athletes taking part and til" former athletes attended Saturday's game against Maryland In a group. The Lewis fete was started a few years ago by some of the athletes who played footbaU under the late Mr. Lewis. It was Middleport Cou ncllman James Clatworthy who came up with the idea of. naming a street for the late Mr. Lewis. Since tben, Dr. Edward Lewis of Hennlcker, N.H., also formerly of Middleport, to show his appreciation to Middle· !XJrl, has presentEd the viUageglfts totaling $1500 to use as <ificlals see nt. Dr. Lewis Is one of Art's brothers. • Don't approach the lette< drop at the post office with resen tment as you drop thoS<' eight cr 10 envelopes In the mall to pay yourbUis. Nawthe whole secret to happiness is attitude. As you slide the envelopes into the slot, let your attitude he one of pride . Just think - you 're helping the economy of the natlon. Now doesn't that make you feel good? You keep smUing. POMEROY - Revival services will be held tills weekend at t~ Cll!lon Tabernacle, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Jerald Harding and Jered Harden of Columbus wUI he the evanaeUsts. The public Is Invited to attend. SUNDAY COOLVll..LE - Homecorillng at Vanderhlot Baptist Chureh, Rt. 2, County Rd. 65, CooMIIe, tills Sunday. Se!VIces iJe11n at 9:45 a.m.; bullet dinner at noon and Vol. 21 No. 33 Includes Lobby Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk·UP Window I MEMBER FO.LC. c;rop hv and r('J!1stf>r tJr ~ Ml<"mWavP Ovm 1 mtm:JwaVf' wi U ho iiVPn awav In ~ ." 1y1 r1 l "l'n;~w.wdurlngtl ur Cra ruiOppnln i hPld on ~run:tav ." N~rr!!v ~n ~ ~ Wl"'f'k rnr,Ttll' "",.;-' ~ ~ · ,... '""""~"11' flf'M nor bf' ...,jj,_ PT~Ynl ,,., win' I • • . , . . HAIDI •• 414 ••• , ........ •••••• , •• 4ldll llloo4 ... To tin rou whet rou wont lllo onoat ... LOWIR PIIICIII SMART BUYING Wt Cltf)' many Mini br~t but II we liM 1 oroduct of tql.lll qualltr but II IIOwtt' prl c• wt bvw tt. We don"t PlY IOf ltnc lltleltlnd neither do VO\I. r lEST SELLING ITEMS ONLy 0 0 Wt I*TJ 0111)' I~ bnt Hlllno lttm1 tnd IIZtl Thlt lllmlnatn lklra Inventor')' Q Will~ IPICt. WI ~·t PlY lnltJHt on 11\1 0011 ol tn:ftalwtlnvtnt of)' so ntlther dO yo, IUY ONLY WHAT Y9U NEED . bfo . W.lbl't hftt to PfOmolt WHitty tpeett ll, our prlc• II'IIOw l"ffii'Y dty Ol '"'Y ...._ Wt C!On"l h"elo ~W !or ••cehW. ~rtl•lno ll'ld ntllher do }'Ou WI ACI STORE HOUIS: OUR QUAliTY r.IONDAY-SATURD.IY Willi A MONEY lACK GUAIAIITEEI hm.-9 p.m. SUNDAY Nool!-8 p.m WfWILCOME 308 E. MAIN ST. PO.OY, OHIO PHONE 992 ·6614 Wt~ft. FOOD STAMPS •itllt 0 • share of the coverage is in line with of the property granted the state~ a tentative tlgure of $42,810, pres· rlght·of-way across the property to build a public pond, which stlll ented a month ago." exists. From ttme to time since The commissioners anticipate meeting within the next two weeks then. a question has arisen as to with all county <ificeholders and who is res!XJnslble for maintaining agencies Involved In the Insurance the bridge oo the right -of-way. The plan, to revlew the matter In detail bridge Is out at this time. After and discuss the cost-sharing aspect reviewing the.matter, the commls· ot the pro!XJsal. Lawrence County sinners Issued the foUowlng attorney Randall Lamrert, admin- statement : "Due to the situati:>n that has Istrator for the council, would he present at the meeting, the commis· exited OYer the years Involving the state's constructlon of a txmd and sloners said. A situation brought up last week the right-of-way that was granted to Involving the rebuUdlng of a trldge the pond, and depending on the from BaU Run Road In Salisbury Judgment of the county engineer, Thwnship to the Roger Long we feel If time and equlpment can be IJ'OVIded to help the Longs solve property was discussed. Some years ago, former owners tbeir problem, then It would he appropriate to do so. The county prosecuting attorney also agrees wtth our opinlon." In other business, the board wUI re reviewing this week the pro· posed 1987 rounty budget with rates of taxatlon, to he acted oo at next Wednesday's meeting. A low btd from Asphalt Materials, Marietta , to provide seaHng and mixing grade bttumlnou~ products for the month of October was accepted by the hoard. Bids for primer products from Asphalt Materlals and Koch Materials, Heath, were the same. Purchases of primer wlll be left to the discreti:Jn of the county engineer. An animal claim from James (Continued on A-JJ KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - State Rep. Jolynn Boster announced Friday morning In a meeting at the f'1elgs Cqunty Senior Citizens Center thai Metgs County has been awarded a S€COnd year of SmaU ·Cities Community Do>velopment Block Grant hoUSing rehabllltatlon funding amounting to $321,200. Funding comes from the CDBG Co mprehensive Housing Neighborhood Revitalization Competitive Program to Improve local housing for low- and moderatelncome Ohioans. Boster noted in her comments that Meigs was one of 13 areas funded by the Ohio Department of Development, which oversees distribution of CDBG funds , out o!llO applicants In the state. Comprehensive housing awards of up to $400,000 are made on a competitive basis for both one- and two-year periods. Second year funding in two-year proposals, Is contingent u!XJn the success of the SECOND VEAR FlJNDING COMING -Twentythree Melp Counly hou!e8 wW be rehabllltaled and ftve others repaired under emeJ1'1'ncy measures through second year CDBG bousbtg ....,ablltatlon lund!! ot $321,200 through the Ohio Department ol Development Slate Rep. Joly111 Bo8tA!r announced Meigs' second year funding In a rneetbtg Friday morning at the Meigs Coun&y Senior Cltbens Center. Pleased to he a part of what Bo8tA!r tlesmhed as a are, left to rtghi, seated, Mamie Shau~ assistant director ol the Ohio Deparlm..,t of Development; · &ster; and Meigs Commissioner MlUntlng Roush; back row, left to rlghi, RAin Crawford, program director; Rick McDonald, Meigs Coonty ID111In1' speclallst; Meigs Coounlssloner David Koblenlz; l!Dd Sidney Edwards, dlreclor of the GaDia·Meig!J' Community Action Agency. Edwards caDed Ihe Meigs program "effective and b~ visible." '1eam eflori'' to canyout the !llccessful program project during the first year, as well as the avallablllty of federal fUnds. Meigs County, In lts first year of funding, rehabUitated 23 housing units and repalml five others which qualified under emergency measures. Second year fundin g provides for the same - 23 rehabllitatlon projects and five emergency projects. On a statewide basis. Gov. Richard Celeste announced FridaY. that $4.3 In SmaU Cities CDBG fUnds have been awarded statewide to rehabilitate a total r1 :& housing units, repair 43 and a-eate 411! (Continued on A-J) ID limit q¥0Mtflw 1914 SAVI-A-l.CIT Llol. plece for the whqle community," said E.M . "Ike" Wiseman, active In the fund-ralsing activities for the project. "It's a remarkable achievement, when you oonslder that not a peony of the rroney for this project came !rom the state or federal government, but from the marvelous generosity of this community. It comes from people who are sincerely lnterested In Gallla County. We need to thank God for those people, and for the people who worked tirelessly on this project " The course will be located oo 170 acres otf Farm Road purchased by ·the golf course In 19&3. FoUowlng a fund -raising campaign earlier this year, the project was bid Hlld the low btd went to BenthaD and Kimberly Inrustrles. Officials noted that the IJ'Olect Is not finished and that fund-raising wUI continue to expand the facilities. AN ASSEI'TO'DIE COMMUND'Y- Backenand members Ill the Ga!llpollo Golf Course IIIRened ~ to E.M. "Ike" WIMIIIII, far rip~, fonner ·Jfretddeat of the Goll Coune Board ol Governors, adtlreM the crowd attending the pwndb1 king oeremon.11 Satunlll.v lor the new 18-IDie public goH coone. Wtaeman, active In the fu'"'·ralalng ilr the project, balled the "marvelous genet'CIIIIIy" of GaWa Counjy clltl.ens In donallnfl to the project, wNch he and other memben aad recreallon officials called an atilet to the community, Construction oo tile site, located on l'lU acres off Fann Road, B to set underway with an anticipated completion date of sprtnxiiiii!. Defendant expected to take stand in Mason murder trial 'fou OOn'l hbe Ia buy Qu.ntltln lo SAVE·AolOT. Our prtcM .-.Ute llmt ICK one, two or ,,," ll•rn • Of • t iM MINIMUM ADYEATISINQ stoners and the budget commlsslon will have to look long and hard for other financial means to flU the budgetary gap created by the program's loss. Commissioner David Koblentz, reporting on a Wednesday meeting of the Buckeye Joint County Sell-Insurance Program, said that five or stx of the original 10 southeastern Ohio counties In· volved In the program have definitely committed themselves to the group. In addition, four new counties have also committed to the organization. Metgs County has ex!J'essed Its interest in joining the council, said Commissioner Richard Jones, "providing the ftnal ftgure for our By NANCY YOACIIAM GALLIPOLIS - Ground was annua l meeting and dinner/dance broken - or sUced, to he more on Saturday, Oct. 4. exact - for the new 18-hole p.~bltc Abe is recognized the people and golf course In Gallipolis Saturday, organlzatklns that helped the mem· signalling the beginning of an bershlp get the project started, $ffi2,388 project hailed by golfers while Jack Benthall, who wUI and recrea tlon offlclals as an asset manage the project In a Joint to the community and the area. venture with Kimberly Industries Instead of using the traditional Inc., Charleston, W.Va.. said the shovels to turn dirt, backers of the plMs developed by Columbus projecl utulzed nine-irons to drive architect Jack Kldwell are comgolf balls down the practice area off plete and re!lect Kidwell's Interest Farm Road, taking a ltttle bit ri turf In worklng wi th s mall with the balls. communities. The expected completion date of Gallla County ProbateJuvenUe Orchard Lakes, as the project Is Judge Thomas Moulton, represent· now called. is the spring of 1988. Dr. ln g tbe 0 .0. Mcintyre Park Dis· Gene H. Abels, president of the trtct. said the course wUI (J'Ovlde a Gallipolis Golf Course Board of recreational opportunity I:Jr the Governors, revealed during a brief area . The OOMPD assisted the golf dedication ceremony that the new course membership In getting the course wlU he renamed andthatthe project started. name wUI he announced to the golf "Many of us have long awaited a course membership during Its golf course that can be a center- 5 GRAND PRIZES DEAL OF YOUR LIFE! 1986 Groundbreaking ceremony launches golf course project COM,AII OUI IYIIYDAY" LOW PIICIS AOAINSl WHAr fOU'VI MIN PAYING ... YOUI I'OCII:ITIOOK WILl II GlAD YOU EMDI WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD HURRY LE OUR SELECTION IS GREAT AND GET THE Pleasant, Housing rehab funding on way Tlme8-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - The only thing blocking Keith Spencer from IndeSEEKING INDEI'EDENCE pendence Is a wheelchair lilt. :... A wheelchair 11ft Ia all thai Injuml tn an accldenteightyears bars Gallla eoonty resident ago that has left him paralyzed Ketth Spenoor, above, from from the waist down, Spencer, 24, pursuilg a We and career oo his Rt. 2, Vinton, has undergone treatment through the Bureau of own. Vocational Rehabilitation, renewed hls Interrupted high school career dlfferont agencies for asslstance for some time, but said he's been and obtained his diploma. Now he wants to pursue a college frustrated at every tum. "I went through Medicaid, and It educati:Jn, and whUe BVR can help him obtain a motorized wheelchair. was a no can do thing there," he equip a van wtth hand controls so said . "! haven't talked to the that he can drive himself to and president yet, but I've tried to get from classes and even pay a portion his phone number." CurrenUy, Spencer is fivlng with of his mileage, he must get the wheelchair lilt for the van. esti· his sister and her family and he requires the help of an attendant. mated at $4,000, on his own. And on Medlcald payments of That dependence m his sister can $224 per month, that's a tough goal be ended, he feels. If he can gain an to meet. Spencer said. He's tried (Continued on A-31 CHECK US OUT! WI Clf . ., . ACite 1·5 By ANNOUNCING THE tp Revenue sharing had been kept alive in the spending package, despite opposttton from both the Administration and Congress' own voted Intention to terminate the program in the fiscal 1987 budget. At this point, according to the spokesman for Miller, revenue sharing's only posslbU!ty would he If the Senate would try to restoret!X' program. And even if a bill to restore the program was lntro· duced In the Senate, there Is a question it would have enough votes to pass there. Meigs County has always received Jl)xrut $130,000 annually in revenui sharing dollars. The demise of revebue sharing means the Meigs County Commis- ' ''Tile Setter Bank" .-------------1 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Middleport Agency rallies to help disabled resident Peoples Bank . . _ _.. Dr.w"'-" Will SUNDAY By NANCY YOACIIAM Thnes-Sentlnel Staff POMEROY- As of Wednesday, a bill to save the federal government's revenue sharing program was dead In the U.S. House of Representatives: This was the message conveyed Friday afternoon by telephone to the Metgs Coonty Commissioners from the office of U.S. Rep. Clarence MU!er, R-Ohio. House leaders killed the general revenue sharing program without a vote Wednesday night, deleting the $3.4 btUlon for local governments from a pending $567 biUion spending bilL Only revenue-sharing money was deleted ~rom the overall measure. UNTIL 7 P.M. nr. a chanoo of thundersto1111!1 and hllhs near 90. The probabUIIy of Is 00 percent. Revenue sharing dead, commissioners leatn PRIDAY'S • Along the River ........... B-1-8 Ilwllness ................. ... ... D-1 Comics-TV ............... Insert Classllleds ......... D-1-3+5-1>-7 Dealhs ......................... A-8 Editorial ........ .. ............ A·2 Sports ........................ C-1-8 tmts· FOR YOU BASH AN -Red Brush Church <i Christ on Bashan Rd. wfll re holding speclal weekend meetings tills Saturday, ot 7 p.m ., and Sunday, at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m .. with o.nver Hill. of Foster, W.Va . speaking. Everyone in\1ted. _HEVROLET Bob HoeOich likes the local emphasis in an AEP publication - Page B-8 The lop men at a Gallipolis bank and area power plant are retiring- Page 0.1 CopyrightBd 1986 SATUIU>AY MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Retired Teachers Association will meet at 12:30 p.m. Saturday for a luncheon at the Masonic Tempi!' In Middleport . Reservations are to te macle bY calling 742-2251 or 742·21<11. ·Obb Bengal's to face Bears Going back to school -Page 8-1 OPEN WE NOW HAVE MANY LOW MILEAGE USED CARS AND TRUCKS THAT ARE EXTRA CLEAN & LOW MILEAGE. OPEN - + 2. 9°/o FINANCING ON NEW CARS Jlffi Southern High School Athletic Boosters wUI meet 7 p.m. Monday at the high school. RAONE W '·RE Stale Route 124 near Rutland Friday and Saturday. EvangeUst Faye Whltll'n and associaw, IJo. rothy Qualls, will he conducting the services. Services at 7 p.m. RACINE - The final free eritl!l'lalnment evening thiS !all at the Shrmers' Park In Racine will be held Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. Mustc wiU he provided bY the Bend RJver Boys and retreshml!ftts wlll he available. Thoseattendlngueto take lawn chairs. 50 cents Nurse, will do the testing. MONDAY RAONE - There will he a skin testing clinic Monday, from ~ to 4 p.m., at the Racine Fire Station, for all Individuals lnvolved In PTO, EAGLE RIDGE -Homecoming · athletics, etc. Joan Tewksbary, of Eagle Ridge Community R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis ot God, POMEROY - Trlntty Church of Pomeroy will hold a iiDUP and sandwich supper Friday, from 4to 7 p.m. VeKetable soup, bean soup, sloppy joes, hot dogs, beverages and desserts will he available. Advance orders lor quarts ot soup can be made by calling 992-541ll, 992-3717 or 992-3222 by Wednesday (todayi . Take out orders can he made the day ol the supper by calling 992-3172. Sunda y afternoon services all:~ :sJng!ng by The Klnll,S Fellowship Slllgers will be featured In the afterixx>n. Everyone welcome. RIJI'LAND - Special se!VIces will he held at the Church Chureh, Sunday with services at 10, basiOI!t dinner at 12: .'ll and afternoon servll.'es at 2. Dan Hayman and the Faith Trkl will be featured singers In the alterooon. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW y T • Community calendar I area happenings · Beat of the bend By BOB HOEJiUCII !Ia '5 el S&alf Wrller Absentee' vollilg tor the Nov. 4 electkln wW get undern>ay at the Friday, September 26, 1986 ' POINT PLEASANT - Mason County Circuit Judge Clarence Watt wUI decide OYer the weekend whetber to alfW a statement made bY defendant Kermit Keltli ':Buck" Clary, which Includes Interjections by his attorney, to he read before the jury hearing testimony In the Clary murder trial. Meanwhile, attorney Don Kingery said Saturday he expects Clary to take the witness stand Monday In his own defense. Clary, 53, of Lesage, W.Va., has been accu~ ol the Jan. 14, l9ll6 shooting death r1 William Keith "Barney" Brumfield at the Glenwood Inn. Clary made a statement regarding the sh:lotlng to K.R. Becket~ lnve!itlgator lor the Mason County Prosecuting Attorney·~ Office, on April 23 In Kingery's of!lce, Beckett said Friday afternoon during In camera (out ol the presence d the jury) testf~nony. submission and appearEd to- give the statement voluntarUy and of his own frEe wm. The statement was later amended, at the defendant's request, Beckett, who Pro!ecutlng Attorney Darron B. Morgan Jr. said would he the last witness In the state's prtmary case, told Watt that when he conducted the question and answer Interview with Clary, the deten<lant appeaml calm, cooperative and responsive. Beckett described Clary's speech petlefn as sklw, but said the defendant did' not appear to be under the lntluenee of rnedlcalkln. He further adlled tliat there were no jrOmlsell made to Claly In exbanae for his statement, and that the defendant was read his r!2hts orlor to his statement d 1 7%-page statement, but did object to Its use by the state because II Included Interjections made by Kingery during the Interview. Morpn argued the Interjections should retnatn. The contmts .ot the llaleme!lt were not reveal,ed. Other matters expected to he addressed by Watt Include whether the jury should be permitted to ret1d notes made by Cpl. JL. DotsontiPnlghtOarytumed himself In to the Huntington r1!loe ot the West Vtrgtnia Bec!lldefense said. attorneys did not questkln the validity I~ Department of Public Safety (state pollee). Friday, the trial's third day, Klnaery questklned Dotson extensively about some ttme dlanl!ll!s he made to Clary's statement. Dotson said lite alteratklns were made that night after he cheCked Jtls notes against the time sheet recorded by the state police dispatcher. · · Kingery had said upon cross-examlnatkln d Dotson, "time may or may not he a critical Issue In · this case, and I'm trying to pin !lmle things down." Direct examination of Deputy Paul Fltzwat01t produced Information stating the victim had oo 11111 on his person at the time of the murder. This IJISJ!bUty had been raised by Kingery earlier. In the trial. ' · ---~- - - ----·-;.. -~- I I �· · -- :,. ~·"~ September 28, 1986 . Commentary and perspective September 28, 1986 By BRANT NE\\MAN United l'reM lntematlonal Officials In several Ohio cities say they will not get caught Oat-footed by the expected demise of the federal revenue- sharing program. The program suffered an appar. ent death blqw earlier this week when the House passed a spending bill that did not Include the $3.4 bllllon to support the program. President Reagan has opposed continuation of revenue sharing. Dayton Mayor Paul Leonard said Nothing unreasonable ____:::..:...Ja_me_s_:;_J._K__.ilp_at_ric_k_ A Division ol l ~~ 11tlrd Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 446-2142 (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WilSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Ass lstant Pu bllsher-ControUer A MEMBER of The UnltOO Press International. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Nrwspap(>T Pub\lshprs Assoc iation. LETI"ERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than .m words long. Alllettenaresubfect to«flt\ng a nd TT'lt!t bf.' s\gnOO with namf.', address and telephone number . No unslgnal IE>tt ers wUI be published . Letters should be In good tast~. addressing Issues, not personall11es. Letters to the Editor WASHINGTON President mandatory: "The head of an agency must Reagan Issued his executive order establish a testing program for on drugs on Sept. 15. The very next day the National Treasury Em- employees in sensitive positions ployees Union flled suit to block it. · based on the agency's mission, the Said the union's president, Robert employees duties, and the potential Tobias: "The president is tram· consequences of employee drug use piing on the constitutional rights of to public health and safety or to national securlty." executive branch employees." For most workers it is Well, boslr. What Is unconstitutional about urtnalysis? The union's discretionary: "The head of an agency may theory is that a drug test amounts to the kind of search and seizure order the testing of any employo> prohibited by the Fourth Amend· (1) when there Is an unreasonable ment, but that theory is hokum. The suspicion that the employee uses Constitu tlon does not prohibit all !Uegal drugs, (2) as part of an searches and seizures. It makes the lnvestlgatlon of an accident or people secure In their persons only unsafe practice, and (3) as part of from "unreasonable" searches and or as a follow-up to counseling and seizures. and there is nothing rehabtllta lion through an employee unreasonable in Reagan's execu· assistance program." Under Reagan's directive, a live order. For a relatively small numb2r of OO.day notice would have to he federal workers the tests will he given In advan!l' of a testing (rOgram. Employees will b2 able to challenge any finding ollllegal drug use before disciplinary actkln Is taken. Testing procedures "must allow individual privacy." Test results and medical records must be kept in confidence . Those who chaUenge this sensible program ought to get straight on this wstness of "rights." Like any other emplbyer. the government has a light - within certain well-understood limits - to fix the terms and oondltions of employ· ment. The individual's right. if he finds theseoonditilns intolerable, is to seek employment elsewhere. A parellel situation may be observed at rNery airport In the land. Individuals may have a right to fly, oot they have no light to lly wltoout having their persons and baggage inspected for weapons. The passenger who refuses to Thanks for the kindness To all Holzer Medical Center persbMel. I wish to take this opportunity to tllank the many people who work at Holzer Hospital and the Sycamore branch for the kindness shown my late wife durtng her long illness. As you all know, my wife was a patient many times since June 1, 19ll>. I never once saw any of you foit<s give her an unkind word during this tlme. All I ever heard froin you folks was love and affl>ctlon for her and she told me many times about you r love and kindness lor her. The list is so very kmg, It covers Dr; Carol Sholtis and rrumerous other doctors who helped comfort her in so many ways; Camden· Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va., radiation department, all personnel there; Holzer nun;ing aides, housekeeping, X-ray Depart · ment , lab tec luticians, lab desk clerks, all clinic desk clerks, all clinic personneL She appreciated all you folks who stopped in to see her during her many hospital stays during her illness. Our family and her family wish to thank all of you who paid their respects during the funeral. for the many other acts of kindn ess. We shall never t:Jrget this. All the love you folks showed her during her life and death has done much to help me and the family carry on. Thank you. To any others who were kind to her In anyway, tllanks. I know most everyone who knew Ida Belle loved her. Frank Hill GaUlpolls Teach the children I have been following with Interest the controversy over the proposed anti-pornography · ordl· nance. As both a parent and a professional who works with children.~ am also concerned about the effects of many lonns of "media poWution" on the minds of children. However, I ca n't help feeling tha t the supporters of the ordinance have chosen an odcl (and Ineffective) place to take a stand. While I have oo desire to tell any adult what h!'ishe should or should not read, I certainly agree that men's m~azlnes constitute inap· propriate reading lor ten-year·olds. Store owners should b2 urged to take reasonable precautions that such magazines are not displayed in a manner that encourages juvmlles to stand and browse through them. To the hest of my knowledge. the store owners in Gallipolis were taking such ,.-ecau· lions long before the rrdlnan ce was proposed. To insist that magazine covers b2 completely invisible to the casual shopper seems fanatical to me. Surely It ls unreasonab le to suggest tllat a glimpse rl. the rover of Playboy, lor example, would cause trauma to an otherwise healthy Individual of any age. We would he much hetter off to direct our energies toward becom· ing more attentive and effective parents than toward browbeating elected officials to pass adinances. Most of us nowadays Uve in households where both parents, or the single parrot, must work outside the home. This leaves little tlme for parents and children to relax together or to discuss more tJ,an the su pertlclai aspects or lite. V/ltile this may he a rEgrettable slttlatlOn, it is one we really must 0 .· 0 recognize and work to overoome. Our children wW absorb our values It they respect us and see enough d us to know what our values are. We need to see that our children are rot "on the streets" for hoW'S without supervision. We need to play with them, watch television with them, read to them, talk with them. listen to them. We need to be a significant part of our children's daily lives. I've met a shocking numb2r of five and six year olds wlto are unable to name lour colors, count 10 objects or carry on the semblance of a conversatiOn. I know far too many elementary school children who subsist on a steady diet of junk food, Indiscriminate televisio n viewing, and Inconsistent (or non· existenti b2d times. It's just too easy for busy parents to abdicate their resp;msibllity for shaping their children 's minds In favor of cleaning laces, lxlttoms, and houses. I certainly don't want to sound like Supermom. I've had my share of troubles and worries as a parent; but I realize that the goverrunentis not responsible for them and ca!Ulot solve them i>r me. Rather than t:Jrbid merchants to display what they sell, we should welcome the opportunity to explain to our children why certain materlals offend us, why we don't buy them a bring them Into our homes. In short. we should teach our children to share our values instead of demanding that everyone else share them . Schools, television, and government aU have places in our children's Hves, oot they are very poor substitutes for parents. Sincerely, ·Ann Hurst Rt 2. Patriot Today in history Today Is Sunday. Sept. 28, the 27lst day oll98l with 94 to follow. The moon Is moving toward its new phase. There Is no morning star. The even ing stars are Mercury. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those bOrn on this date are under the sign of Libra. They include social phllosoph<'r Freidrich Engels, the closest collaborator of Karl Maf)(, in l&ll; Frances Willard, founder of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, In 1839; French Premier Georges Clemence au in 1841; author Kate Douglas Wiggin ("Reb<>cca of Sunnybrook Fann") in 1&'i6; television varie ty show host Ed Sullivan in 1902; cartoonist AI Capp in 1909; actor Marcello Mastroianni in 1924 (age 62), and actress Brigitte Bardo! in 1934 (age 52!. On this date In history: In 490 B.C. In one of history's great batt les. the Greeks defeated the Persians at Marathon. A Gro>k soldier was dispatched to notify Athens of the victory, running the entire 26 miles and providing a model i>r the modern "marathon" race. :In 19~. In baSeb~ll 's bl~est sca ndal, a grand jury indicted eight ~ayers of the Q!lcago White Sox for "throwing" the 1919 World Series with the Cincinnati Reds. • 'In 1978, Pope John Paul I died of a heart attack at the age of !li, after a of only 33 days. :1n 1982, the ftrst reports appeared of deaths in the Oticago area !rom c~nlde-laced capsules·hi Extra·strength TylenoL In all, seven people died and the stlll-mysterlous.lpcldent resulted In "tamper·,.-oof" packaging of consumer t?rotlucts everywhere. . j( thought tor the day: Freldrlch Engels and Karl Marx wrote.ln "The cornmu!tlsi Manifesto," "The ruling ideas of each age have e.oerbeen the Ideas or Its ruling class." reign ! . submit to Inspection can take a b.ls, or ride a horse, or walk. By the same token, the federal worker who refuses to Provide a urine specimen under till! president's order can clean out his desk and apply to General Motors a General Electrtc or Kodak - only to discover tllat private Industry is equally Interested in a drug-free work place. Implicit In the treasury union's posltiln is the curious notion that citizens have a rtght to break the law with Impunity. The notion Is preposterous. Possession of marl· Juana, cocaine, heroin and other prohibited substan!l'~ is flatly unlawfu I. The p;'rson •1ho comes to work half-stoned on coke may get away with it. in the ..ameway that a motorist who breaks a speed limit may evade arrest. oo t good luck cannot establish a "right" to engage in unlawful conduct . The rights Ue elsewhere. The taxpaying public 'has a light to a compete11t and efficient civll ser· vice. To the extent that drug users · are tolerated In federal employ· ment , other employees must take · up the slack; other workers must produce more because junkies produce less. It is common knowledge that drug addiction is a fearfully · expensive fully. Serious users may spend hundreds of dollars a day to maintain their !Upply. Imagine the case, If you will, of an addict with access to top-secret documents in the Pentagon or State ~partment. Such documents have a high market value In the shadow world of espionage. Surely it is reasonable to test :;uch employees t:Jrdruguse. and that i; the main p;Jrpose d the president's proposal. The order Is not aimed at file clerks in the Federal Trade Commission, though there would be mtttlng "unconstitutional" In r6Julrlng tesls throughout the clvU service. Ag~ncy says it could operate the Navy planes around-the-clock, while Customs would have to pay its crews overtime. An internal Coast Guard posltkm paper acknowledges that a different airplane would he prelera· ble, "ootin ocdertogetthemisslon, Coast Guard Ls wUIIng to operate the Navy £.2C aircraft on an interim basis." - Mexican authorities have for· bidden U.S. drug-busters to chase suspected smugglers across the border, oot the Bahamas pennlts such pursuits. This Is a great advantage, because some 70 per· cent ol the Ullcit drugs entering the United States comes !rom the Carlbb2an . Customs has resJ),Insibillty for the operatlom, oo( the State Department has jurlsdlctlon over relatiOns with forlegn govern· ments, and Foggy Bottom wants DEA personnel aboard each Inter· diction Olght in the name of inter-agency coordination. Cus· toms ofnclals point out that their crews fiy out d Homestead Air Force Base, a: out an hour's drive south of Miami, where DEA Is based. Customs argues that the smugglers could be long gone by the time the DEA agent shows up. FAST-FOOD FAST-TALK: Our rocent story on the expansion of raise political dollars." " I am sympathetic with the way you feel, God," I said. "Have you told Robertson to knock H off?" "I've trled to. But rNery time I call he asks Me to go on his 'IV show. I don't do television talk shows. II I appeared on the 700Club program It would he the same as giving an endorsement. It's rldicu· lous for anyone to think I am for Rob2rison when there are so many other God-feartng people running lbr the rl.llce." "In what party? " "BOTII. How can I choose between George Bush, Bob Dole, Howard Baker, Jack Kemp, Mario Cuomo, Gary Hart and Joe BldenaU who have asked Me to answer their prayers?" "Do you have any problem with a fundamentaUst preacher in the Oval Office?" "I do If every time he does something he says, 'God made me do it.'" "You know what? I think you should tell Robertson exactly Iuiw You feel hefore It gets out r1 hand." "What should I tell him?" "Put rut a statementtliat You are not giving Pat Robert110n Your polltlcal blessing because You look down kindlY on aU polltlcal creatures great and sman running lbr Presldent.or the United States. And further state that You would not aUow Your name to get mixed up In American poUtles because It would mess up the greatest country In the \mrld.'' "It sounds good toMe," God said. "U that doesn't do it I'll send a bolt rl Ughtning down on his campaign Doonesbury the loss of $4 million In revenue sharing funds !rom the city budget "will hurt to some degree," but that city has been making plans to get along without the money since the time the program's future was first thrown Into doubt And Leonard said the loss of revenue sharing Is not aU had. "The upside of the loss of revenue sharing is the tlct that our city, at least, Is learning to stand on its own two feet." Leonard s1id. "This Is bringing out the best in our local government and our own Ingenuity." Leonard, the Democratic candi· date for lieutenant governor, also said that Dayton is more fortunate than other cities that used revenue sharl1lg to support day-to-day services. "We were very careful rot to use those dollars !Dr basic critical services." he said. "We stayed away from relying on federal funds for those needs." Youngstown is not in such a ____..IC=on=tinu=ed..::.:fro::::..mA::..:.-1:.....)- eventually led him to contact State Rep. Joly!Ul Boster. D-Galllpolls, who In turn put Spen!l'r in touch with Sid Edwards. executive direc tor of Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency. Edwards said he understands Spencer's plight and is making a public appeal to raise funds for the lift The $4.000. he said, "Is a small price to pay lor somebody's Independence. "I've got a staff of 42 at Community Action dedicated to causes such as this," Edwards said. "We !eel we can go out. raise this __;,(C.:..:.on:.:.:.:tin_ued_lro_m_A_Il _ money, help this lad get on his feet and hecome a productive member sheep. of society. I tx>Uevevery strongly In The next commissioners' meet· that ." ing wiD be 1 p.m. Wednesday. Donations can be sent to the CAA offices in Oleshlre. Housing rehab_ fast·food outlets on military bases raised the Ire of Rep. Dan Daniel, D-Va., a mernher of the Armed Services Committee. Acting as It he · ·. were a spokesman for the Pen- • tagon, he fired ·off a letter to The • Washington Post in which he described our report as "inaccu· rate" and "unrealistic." We will concede one em>r: We stated that mne of the fast -food outlets on military posts pay taxes. We have since l~arned that the McDonald's restaurants on Navy bases pay sales taxes. Other than that. we stand b)! our main pointthat most of the fast-food emporia operate tax-free and thereby enjoy a oostness edge that Is kllllng their competitors oulside the gates. Daniel argues that the restauranis In Lawton, Okla., whose owners complained to us a bout the unfair competitiln, are expertenc· ing a decUne In business caused by the regional economic stump, not the opening r1 a Burger King franchise at Fort SUI. But the statewide slump is mly 10 pero>nt, while sales at fast-food places around Fort Sill have dropped as much as 32.5 peramt since the cut-rate Burger King opened. The average drop is 19.5 percent. And the hardest hit were those closest to the base.. construction joiE. "The jobs and housing opportunl· ties created by these CDBG fund s represent our commitment to build he,althy Ohio communities," the governor . said. "Through strong partnerships hetween state g;>vern· ment and local communities, the Comprehensive Housing Program is meeting the needs of oo r communities and adding to Ohio's workforce." The program helps communities under :D,(XXJ In population and tre 81 non-urban counties In the state marntain and improve local housing. And although the majority of funds must he spent en housing rehabilitation, p;Jblic facili ty lm· provements (such as sidewalk, sewer and road repair) may also be undertaken. In brief comments, Boster called _;t,; : :CO:,: .:nt: : lnu: :.:ed:. .: fr.: :.om:.:.;A~·I.:. I- Gallipolis woman listed in fair condition POINT PLEASANT - A Point Pleasant man and Gallipo lis woman were injured late Thu rsday night when a car in which they were riding and a truck collided on W.Va. 2, outside Point Pleasant, according to state police. The driver of the car, Pamela D. Leach, JJ, was admitted to the Intensive care unit at Cahell Huntington Hospital where her Admissions - Anne Scarherry, Racine; Clarence Gilmore, Middleport: Sheila Maddox. Shade; Mel· vin Lovesee. Rutland. Discharges - Shirley Stephen· son, Linda Cozart. Christina Weaver, Jolut Gerard, Bernice Smith. cond ition was descrihed as fair . Hospital officials said she suffered a concussion. fractured jaw and broken left arm. A passenger in her car, Michael Mayes, 19, is In stable conditiln in Pleasant Valley Hospital with head injuries. Richard L. Harrison. 22, . - - - - - - - - - - - Mineral Wells, W.Va., a driver for Indu strial Rubher of Parkersburg, was not injured. police said . USP 3U-800 .-\ Multimedia New!C)aper PublishE'd f'ach Su nda y, 825 Third Av enu e. by thr Ohio Valley Publish· lng Comp any . Multimedia. Inc. SP· cond class post agf' pa id a t Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. En1ered as serond class mailing mat!er a t PomerO)', Ohio. Post Offlct'. We're Rolling ut the Savings! Meigs Cou nty's second year fund· ing the result of a "team effort," which Includes the Meigs County Commissioners, who are roadinatin g the rehab program, tiE .~llla · Meigs Community Action Agency , which preparE'!! the grant proposal. ODOD. and herself. Other area in the state to receive second year ru nding are Allen County. $248,100; ClrclrNille (Pickaway County), $394.:£0; IRnnlson Village (Tuscarawas County!, $398,000; Fairborn iGreene County), $260,1)()(); Grafton VIllage ILorain County !. $400,000; Jef!er· son Township, (Adams County) ; $399,000; Mahoning County, $180.000: Marlon (Marlon County), $337,400; Piketon VUlage (Pike County), $ll6,600; Ravenna (Por· tage County), $316,000; Shawnee VUlage (Perry County ), $376,000; Trumbull County, $376,(XXJ. South Central Ohio Partly cloudy today with a chance of thunderstonns and highs near 90. The probability of precipltatiln Is 30 per!l'nt today. Ohio Exlencled Foreca.!JI Monday through Wednll!lday Chan!l' of showers or thunder· storms Monday through Wednes· day. Highs wUI he In th~ mid to upper !Ds Monday and Tuesday and in the upper 1IJs to ilw 80s Wedqesday. 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' MY TP.IIN$F(JIMI(T1{11/I{f0 {K}/lJ<. .• Inland OaU~· Pms AssociaUon and thP Ohio Newspaper Association. National Advt>rHslng ReprE'Smtatlve, Branham NN•spaper Sales, 733 Thlrd Avenue. NN• York. Nt:W York 10017. s Dtaltr Co1t Ohio Mf"mtx>r : United Press International. $ IF YOU HAVEN'T YO JOINED, YOU HAVE UNTIL NOVEMBER 15, 1986 TO JOIN THIS NEW GOLF COURSE, SURE TO BE THE EXCEPTIONAL COURSE OF THE AREA, AJ THE ORIGIJtAL INITIATION FEE OF Of 7H~ )fAR 15/W COMP!£TEl 'KJIJ HAV~ OFFICIALLY TAI<GN fNER MY EIIT/fl£ UfEl '· that are goi ng through a transition." Youngstown currently uscs re· venue sha rin g to pay its annual electricity costs. but that money ~ I.REA G.OLFERS BY GARRY TRUDEAU , government toward communities ORCHARD UIE GOLF COURSE CONSTRUOION UNDERWAY OPEN MAY 1988 0 wlll have to come from another sourO" within the city budget. and it appears that rorresponding cuts will have to b2 made. Like Dayton, Columbus has been .: bracing lbr the demise of the . .· revenue sharing program. Development Director Ray Lorello said the city has already made revenue adjustment s to counter the loss of the annual !Ill million dollar stipend. he still tx>Ueves economicall y depressed cities like Youngstown should get some special considera· lion from the federal government. "Certain areas have got more problems than others," Ungaro said. "I think there should b2 more sensitivity on the part of the federal Ohio weather ~' \\ ~·;.. headquarters. Sign It, 'Dictated rut not read ."' ·I fortunate position. Mayor Patrick Ungaro said Youngstown has used revenue sharing money to bolster the general lund, and he said t re loss of the anticipated $15 milll9n may well result in layrlfs. Unfortu· nately, Ungaro said those layoffs will ,.-obabty come from within toc ranks of the city's pollee and fire departments. He said the city has been trying to wean itself from what he calls "the addictiOn of revenue sharing," but Veterans Memorial peller cut open his head from ear to ear, and after his rescue and removal to St. Mary 's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va .. he was comatose lor 5\', weeks. Although doctors expected brain damage if he survived, he did survive and he was able to obtain rehabUitatlon at some of the top faciUtles in• Ohio, including Dodd Hall at Ohio State University. His quest for help to gain the lift Nally, Skinner Road, in Orange Township, for two 1SO.pound ewes. was discussed but not acted upon. Nally Is requesting $~ for each So help me God._______A_rt_B_uch~wa_ld The last time I talked to God about politics was six years ago. I interviewed Hlm concenlng an endorsement the Moral Majorlty claimed He had given to Ronald Reagan. At that time God told me He did not endorse political candl· dates who were fU!Uling for high office. He told me. "U 1 endorse anyone I wouldn't he God." The reason I got in touch with Hlm last week was that the Rev. Pat Robertson said he was throwIng his hat in the presidential rtng in "accordance with God's wishes." "Any truth to that?"! asked God. "I categortcally deny It. I never ask anyone to run for President of the United States. When 11 comes lo the White House It's I'Very man or woman for himself." "Then why would Rev. Rohertson say that You wished he would run?" "People say many fuMy things when they're running for political office. God may he a big issue in 19ll!, with everyone claiming they are closer to Me than their opponents. The Rev. Robertson Is obvlous\Y trying Ill tie up the God vote early, but It could backfire on him, particularly when I don't soow up at any of his Alnd-ralslng dinners." "Is Rob2rtson going lbr the money so early?" "It seems thatway,'"Godsaid. '1 have mthing against him doing It as long as he leaves Me out of It. U there is anything that oogs Me It is when somebody uses My name to ,. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 Revenue sharing Turf battle -------------------------------------------------with Intent to distribute. Customs originally took the lead In the Investigation, on grounds that there might have been an international money-laundering operation involved. But DEA officials have been tryi~g to wrest the case away from Customs. The day alter the Reagans' TV appeal. a high-level meeting was caUed at the Justice Department to discuss which agency will get the case. The winner could get the contraband $:£0,(XXJ. -Customs and the Coast Guard are scrapping over the use of four radar-€qulpped E-2C aircraft pro· vided by the Navy to patrol the entire southern lxlrder. Not only Treasury Secretai'y James Baker (who runs Customs), tiut Sen. Dennis IleConcini, D·Arlz., and Rep. Glenn English, D-Okla., have written Attorney General Ed Meese on behalf of the Customs Service. Customs, the two memhers of Congress wrote, "has the statutory mission; it has the aircraft capability to carry out a total drug interdiction mission, Including surve!Uanoe, Intercept, tracking and arrest in all environments, and it has a decade of experience In operating a sophisticated, lull-scale air drug Interdiction mission." The Coast Guard, meanwhile, .·- Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. rallies to help _ education and a job. "I feel I can build IT\Y lndepend· ence to where I can hold down a job, then I could llve on IT\Y own," he said. "Otherwise, how could I afford the apartment?" Spencer was just another tee· nager on Sept. 3, 1978, when he fell while water skiing on the Kanawha RJver at mouth of the Ohio River and wa s run over by a cabin cruiser· following him. The vessel' s pro· lack Anderson & Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON - The White House and Congress have declared aU-out war on drug dealers. Assuming the fervor lasts b2yond Election Day, m!Ulons and billions of dollars will soon start flowing to federal drug fighters. The scramble for these funds has already hegun among the various enforcement agencies - a battle that Is almost as Intense as that between the lawmen and the dope smugglers. There's nothing particularly new either in the drug problem or In the turl battle. A decade .ago the CIA and the Drug Enforcement AdminIstration were engaged In a jealous squabble over the sharing of Intelligence on dope traffic. Now It's the DEA and Customs who are contesting for jurlsdlctlon over a drug case Involving close to $500,(XXJ in gold. silver. coins and cash according to Justice Depart· ment sources. The case was actually broken by an alert bank officer, who reported that the suspect and two associates had b2en exchanging Swiss francs for dollars In amounts just under $10,(XXJ - the threshold above which such transactions must be offlctaUy ' government. The reported to the suspect has pleaded guUty to possession of two pounds d rocaine ~ Ohio ·cities scramble. to make up loss of revenue sharing Page-A-2 . • iwli "imn- Jtntilttl .. > I \ • Dan Davies .....:.446-1647 H1n~ Orr ... :....... 446-1227 Ron Tolar.......... 446-9445 Tom Wiseman .... 446-3643 ' WIYIIA MONEY IACI WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS ................... . We l...rwe the ' · rlaht t9 tktllt .-rhlel 0 ltM SAVI-MOT Uol. .' "" 0 " ' ·" ·~· �---~··· The' . . .. .... ~ 28,1986 28,1986 TII1188-Sentinel Ohio-Point 'Pleasant, W. Va. • •••• • • •• ••• ••••• • ..,•. •• I .:·••• • ,• ••• .'' ••• '••• ..• RUTLAND FURNITURE coMPANY'S YEAREND AND Gl:!: EAW AY 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH .•'. '• .••• •' . . •••• •• ••• . . . ' 3 PIECE DROP-LEAF DINEnE SET IN MAPlE OVER 70 2 & 3 PIECE SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM. · COME IN AND MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. AT LEAST 25 SUITES MUST GO. SPECIAL PURCHASE STAND, HEADBOARD AND FOOTBOARD AND BOXSPRINGS & MAnRESS NOW $16800 SPECIAL From U.S. ' DAVID GRATE MANAGER lndustr·ies • .. •• .. ALL FOR ONLY ~= '• •, •"·• .•.• ...: ...' • ·.'· ·. •• ·~ ••• •••• '• •. ~ BEDROOM SUITE INCWDES DRESSER, HUTCH MIRROR, CHEST, NIGHT ' •• CHRISTMAS ' •, ,'••.. ,••. LAYAWAY FOR OVER $600,00t WORTH Of fURNITUif MUSl 19 . ·BETWEEN NOW AND JANUARY 1Sl OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER, SAVINGS ARE STOREWIJ)E•.HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS .GOOD! ' $11,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE WILL BE GIVJN AWAY~ ·:l. HE · MORE YOU BUY THE MORE CHANCES TO WIN .•' ~. •• •'•• ' •• ;: •• . , •• ,; S89995 ..... LA-Z-BOY IS ~OING HAND AND HAND WITH RUTLAND FURNITURE WITH THIS SALE •• '• •'' •• '• '• •• lo-Z-Boy' recliner prices are lolling Iosier than lhe temperature. Now's lhe lime lo make one yoursl Just when yo~o~ were th,nk<n9 obout re too.ng ,ndoon , o long (O mel o !!Ole thor help\ you do ,rr Recl•nerli from lo l Boy' "' e•c• tmg Stylfl and fobr rc, . rlv.Jr were 11e•1t• eoli•e • ro oHord' ., ., ··.,. .,.," STOREWIDE SAVINGS!! HERB GRATE SALES MANAGER 1 ·-•,-, ., ., .,•• . .'•· . '.'• ·. ' • .• . • .• ' .. .. • HERB GRATE II DELIVERY WHY BUY FURNITURE ANYWHERE ELSE WHEN YOU CAN GUY NAME BRAND FURNITURE AT THE . LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,AND WIN · POSSIBLY Sll ,000 IN FURNITURE• '' OVER 40 BEDROOM ' .- SUITES IN STOCK :• ·:'• ·... OPEN STOCK BEDROOM FU~NITURE • LAMPS ' UP TO 40°/o OFF ~ BUY ONE GET ONE FREE1 $299 SAlE I ,,.,. eo...... ~Ci r na - IIOC ktr ~1rner DINETTE SETS sAvE uP ro 40°/o ED VENOY SERVICE SAVE FROM to 300fo ON CElT AIN PIECES ' .. L. . :.:.:. J' • - ~~ 5600,000 WORTH IN OAK OF FURNTURE MUST GO! ~~t . AVAILABlE IN PINE OR MAPlE 7 PC. SET RfG. 147 6.00 NOW $29900 REG. 11184 NOW $3 BROYHIL OR PUlASKI --- CURIOS R£GULAR 1329.95 NOW . $188 4 STYlES TO CHOOSE fROM WENDALL GRATE SERVICE & CARPET MANAGER Beat the Band on the Golden Edition:~~~:~~::ezea hHi-Efficiency Multi -Magnet Lid Seal '· '· -: '·'· •• •• ...•. •'·'· •Counterbalanced Self-Adjusting lid '· •Adjustable Cold Control ~ •lock with Pop-Out Safety Key hOe frost Water Drain •Food loti Protection Plan •Eu:luaive 1 0-Year Golden War· ranty ..•, ·',· ~~,.. '· -TWIN, FULL, QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS Ttlls 1conomlul l7 cu. h. Gibson Jop·Mount rtfri· ttrllor fut11rts conttm· ponry strlln' 1nd frost· Cltar CQnVIftiiMI. Olhlr rt1turn lncludt ldjulll· ble (lid1-oat shelwu and and IRIS COLINS SECRETARY $53995 On This 16 Cu. Ft. Gillson! · . i , · REO. •eta.fl tritptrs. Save On This 17 Cu. Ft. $569 95 110......."' , '· GENE SMITH SALES $11,235.00 WORIH: 0~ RIRNITURE WILl BE GIVIff·; AWA·Y ALL Modol R11Jf3WS '' ·· RULES FOR ·a :IYEAWA Y $39995 RON HYSELL DELIVERY • ' '· •-.. •• ..;• · '· • " Super Silver Lining " Foam In sulation , Reo. -.et.tl - '· •. ' ~ings to .---• OUR · BIGGEST SALE EVER Rutland ·Furni;t.ura:Will Be Having 62 ;;Drawjngs To Be · Held > Dec. 1Oth thr u: Dec..· 20th $11,23soo Worth of FUrniture Will Be Giv~·· Aw'y MIKE GRATE DELIVERY $488 . -- 50°/o SAVINGS "' -..~.... ... .::; ~ • • W.T. WAS '799.95 •• a. ' ' ZENITH 24' ' DiiiiCHOII Cus- tomSeries CoiOI' 1V Specilll. ·... - S$9995 W.T. WAS t699,95 for 22 Tickets. Thqt~:;ll2l cfllinc•• to win. STOREWIDE SAVINGS ABSOLUTELY NOtHING HELD BACK MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL 3. 'If your ticket is,drawru..ond ·winl, It'• re·en· tered -into the drawinifj unti£.v.ery prize i1 . gone, so you may. will>~~ore~ one prize. 4. Prizes must be pkktd ..,;by:Dteimbtr 311t. . . . LARRY HYSELL ' DELIVERY MAYTAG. LA-Z-BOY, BROYHILL LA·Z·BOY. BROYHILL. MAYTAG / • ·t !(••• r . HOME OF WALDO, WHERE ·WE~ARR>BEI'TER THAN WE HAVE TO BE! ·! 742-22ll' . ' - * • - I I. ' . •.- •. •. '. '"· ~ $699 95 1. No purchase necessary; · One ti~ket per per· son per fa"!ily. 2. Anyone who purchases· ·their·:furniture at Rutland between noW·!·and ·December 20th receives 3 addit·ional .fi.1;kefs :.fer first $1 00 purchase and 2 additio~no~ .ticket for every $1 00 after that. (lxcunplel s1 ,000 Livlnf Room Sjlite Is good ''·-. �:,--1 t ! Page-A-~ The S1,1ndav Tmes-Sentinel September 28. 198~ ; Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. --local Briefs:---. GAllJPOLIS-Threemenwere slli-noonth 1 ~ator's license · sus· sentenced til jaU tenns In Gallla pension ilnd fined $.1X), plus court County Jall Friday after being . costs, for his OWl.conviction. convicted In GalllpoUs Municipal Roscoe E . Fife, 41, Bidwell, aJ,<;o Court for driving while under the sentencedforthreedaysandplaced Influence ~ alcohol. rn probation for 18 monthS, was Gregory G. Smith, 34, Ocala, given a li().day license suspension Fla., wassentencedtotlreedaysln and fined $IX) and costs ftlr his jaU and also was placed on conviCtion. Fife was also fined costs probation for J8 monthS, given a for faUure to control the vehicle he Senior Volunteer picnic slated GALLIPOLIS- The areawide Retired Senior Volunteer Program will hold Its annual plcntc Thursday, Oct. 2, at The Parish of the Templed Hllls Shelter House, Oak Hlll, with Invitations extended to all RSVP volunteers, volunteer station supeiVlsors and advisory committee members. The picnic is covered dish with a.vn table service. Transportation information may be obtained by calling county coordinators JoAnna Dartey, GalUa County Senior Citizens Center, 44&-'1llOO; Judy ManiJ>, Rio Grande College oHice In McArtii.Jr, Tuesday and Thursday, 596-4734; and Hazel Scott, RSVP office, Jackson, 286-4918. iss~es driving. . · ~· Charles Hill. 33, Thurman, was,: : sentenced to two days. placed 0 P .•: probation for 18 montsh .. given «.;. l:!Hlay Ucense suspensoon and.~; fined $.1X) and rosts. A separate • case trying HUI for following too, • • closelywasdtsrnissedasaresultct -: his gullty DWI plea. • Candidate addresses chamber GAt\p>OLIS - State representative candidate Garry Hunter addressed the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Fall Convention In Columbus this week. Invitations to the !aU convention were extended to five Republican and Hve Democratic candidates for office. Hunter's speech dealt with his philosophy for creating a positive !I'onomlc cllrnateforOhlo business. School districts receive payments POMEROY - Meigs County's three klcal school diStricts have received $587.354.28 as their share of tbe September State School Foundation subsidy payments, according to State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. Amounts received by each district, after deducallons for retirement, include Eastern Local, $119,757.01; Meigs Local, $339,365.57, and Southern Local, $128,231.10. In addltkln, the Meigs County Board of Education received a direct allotment of $.ll,737.75. Amounts received by each district In GaUia County, after deductlons for retirement, Include GalllpoUs City, $315,396.40, and . Gallia County Local, $145,923.44. The county lxlard of education received a direct allotment of $28,528.83 for a total payment, after deductions. of $461,319.84. In Ohio, a total of $173,336,ro5.53 was paid to 613 city, exempted village. local school districts and county boards of education. EMS units answer six calls POMEROY - Meigs County Emergency Medical Services repons six calls Friday. Pomeroy at 10:15 a.m. to the Maples Apartments for PhylliS Hi ldebrand to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Tuwers Plains at 1:05 p.m. transponed Tony Jones to St. Joseph's Hospital; Rutland at l: 26 p.m. to Jividen Hollow Road for Melvin Lovesee to Veterans Memortal Hospital: Pomeroy at 3:37 p.m. Ill Country MobUe Home Park for Sheila Maddox to Veterans Memorial Hospital; RuUand at 3: 46 p.m. transported Bobby Brock to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 8: 13 p.m. transported Jeremy Barber from the Eastern High football game to St. Joseph's Hospital. ro PERFORM AT F1!SltVAL - Tex: Harrl!lon wW be part f#. the ealertalnment ·featured cmriuc tile Crown Clly FaD Fesllval Saturday, Oct. 4. He wiD petionn at 4 p.nL stationc;; Fall festival slated Oct. 4 'QUEEN AND ATl'ENDAN'n! - Meigs IUgh 1986 Homecoming Queen Krlstl Haynes, center, esrorted by PeteBrtcldes, J'l'igned Friday night over Meigs' homecoming activities. The court IUid escorts are, from left, are Amy Radekln, escorted by Mark !mlth; Tammy Cremeans, escorted by JeH Nelson; Jenni Swartz, escorted by Kevin Oller; Cary Betzlng, esrori of attendant tmdy Riffle, and Miss RlfDe. Rlngbearer and Dowerglrl, In front, are Mlcllaellllndy, !IIIII f#. Mike and Sheila lllndy, and Amanda Fetty, daughter of Mike IUid Janice Fetty. The «fleeR was crowned by Meigs High Principal Jai!M!l MIDer. CROWN CITY - Organizers of the annual Crown City Fall Festival have completed plans for thiS year's event, set for Saturday, Oct. 4, at the firehouse. Sponsored by the Crown City Volunteer Fire Department, the festival begins at 10 a.m. with a kickoff parade marching through the village. The parade wllllnclude local units and individuals. Festival activlttes follow the parade, along with entertainment. Food will be available throughout tbe day, Including a bean dinner. Games will a part of the activities, with prizes awarded to aU winners. These games Include a fish pond for the ywngsters, a basketball shoot and a balloon dart for teenagers, In addition to guessing games. A Halloween contest IS scheduled for 1 p.m. and those aged 2-12 are encouraged to participate. TfO. phles donatoo by the Put-On Shop wUI go Ill the winners. An auctbn at 7 p.m. will end the day's activ1tles. The organizers are ex(I'esslng their thanks Ill the area merchants who donated to the auction. Proceeds from the festival wlll f1J toward the purchase of Dameretardant uniforms for the volunteer firemen. Qoard may eye pact proposal By United Press lnlel'IJatlonal Marietta Education Association officials have shown an interest in reSuming talks aimed at ending a strtke that has left 4,100 students without their regular Instructors · since Sept. 3. ~d of Education negotlators refused to consider a counter· proposal developed by the MEA, union President Raney Shrider said Friday. Board President RDger Patterson, however, said he would like to look at tbe rcoposal. The 245-member Marietta union . . • LAST CHANCE TO SAVE • OHer Expires Oct. 1st, 1986 Don't miss your opportunity to Pick-a-Pay... FREE for. 30 days. We'll give you FREE installation on the premium service of your choice along with our full selection of satellite channels, and let you view them for 30 days ... FREE... with absolutely no obligation. professional he lp available at Diles Hear ing Aid Center SEE US AT HOLZER CLINIC GALLIPOLIS. 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Paul· Davies · has its best selection ever of quality jewelry at the ultimate in value . •• •• •• •• •• '' • •• Registration Closes 9 a.m. Day of Race. #' ·: Paul Davies Jewelers' Convenient .....~ .... •... ~ PRE-SLICED BOLOGNA . ...i. ·~ Layaway ~ LB. • "'., ~ SUPERIOR $159 $18_9 $159 .••. ' SPARE RIBS SALAD • X: • HOllYWOOD HAM RINDLESS Rehabilitative Medicine Dept. · GROUND FRESH SEVERAL nMES I LB. ROLL SLAB BACON J. TIM BETZ, M.S. Sot. Mornin 9:00·12:00 WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS !AMI I IIIIIII~M DALE FERGUSON, M.D. 5~4-3S11 326 W. Union, Athem. OH Mon .• fri. 9:00·5:00 Point Pleasant GALLIPOLIS ' pairs, and related services . We also prov•d_e loaner. a•ds wh~n yours -~utt go in for major repair . Many of these servtces are mclude_d _m the ~ngmal purchase price although we are happy t o help those not or•g•nallv fttted by us as well . ' I feel like 1 have a new lease on life ." That 's what one hearing aid ~earer recently said when she discovered the full -time service and ded•cated CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS 1410 Jefferson Blvd. aga in st Lrwis arr prnJing. STORE HOURS 9 A.M.-1 0 P.M. MON. THRU SAT Right Place... " <J POMEROY - Pomeroy pollee report an acciden t early Saturday morning on Mulberoy A venue . A car driven by Charles Lewis slruck a watt on Mulberry, causing damages to the car and to private property. The car was towed from the site and Lewis was taken to the Meigs County .Jail where he was chargPd with DWI. Other charg!'s Audiologist Thursday overwhelmingly rejected what was supposooly tbe school board's final offer. "We're f:Jing to rcepare one anyway and see H we can get the lxlard Ill consider the rounterproposal," MEA spokesman Olaf O'Dell said. The pay hike mntained In the rejreted !tfer was three-tenths of 1 percent higher than that found in the school lxlard's original proposal. but O'Dell said the board Is just "making It bok Interesting by manipulation of figures." EMERGENCY CARE CENTER •5 by Sept. 26~ 1986 Race Time 5K 9:30a.m. 10K & 1 mile 10 a~m. surh Driver cited If the answer is yes, Diles Hearing Aid Center is the answer: We pr~vid. e COMPLETE hearing aid service such as folio~ - up counsehng . p_enod•c cleaning and checking of the instrument. _battenes fo~ all mal(es. mmor re - ORDER TODAY! HOLZER CLINIC PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS TO OUR PRACTICE PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE sponsoring promptly so that a debate rould be scheduled Immediately. "I believe that the me-third of a million people of this diStrict deserve to know who·the ca ndidates are and their respective positions on crucial ISsues, affecting not ooly this part of the Swte of {])lo, but also all of the people." Long said. Colllns. chairman of the Senate Education Committee for a total of 10 years. announced the SEAL endorsement Friday. DO YOU WANT FULL-TIME SERVICE WHEN YOU BUY A HEARING AID? Diane McVey, MA. CCC-A 12 OZ. PKG. DISTANCE in debate. Collins was r12questcd to r·p<mrorl We've Put Our Heart InThe There ·s a new Civitan Club organtztng in town. It's here because people care enough to get involved wtth Ctvt· tan servtce prOJects like Special Olymptcs and other communtty needs . We 've already got a ftne group of men and women. And we're looking lor a lew more indoviduals who want to help people . make new friends . and develop leadership skills. For more ontormation. or to attend a meeltng. please call us. we·ve always got room on our heart lor a lew more . debate challenge GALLIPOLL<;- State Sen. Oakley C. Collins, running for !'€'election, received the endor semen! of the School Employees Action League earUer this week. but fails to respond to challenges by his opponent for an open debate. After ,publicly challenging Collins, Rlronton, to a dcbale through various news media the past few weeks, Democrat Jan Michael Long form ally addressed Collins with a certified leiter. noting the incumix'nt's previous failure to respond. "I have asked Mr. Collins to debate on the issues at any tlrneand any place in the District from now until election," Long said . The .Circleville lawyer also requested the assiswnce of the Athens and Ross counties league of women voters. the Ohio University Siudenl Senate and WSAZ. Channel 3. and WOWK. Channel 13. IPievl<ion Campaign coordinators named GALLIPOLIS- John E. Bostic and Jeff Adkins have !Pen named Gallia County coordinators for the election of Jan Michael Long to the 17th District State Senate. Bostic, of Bidwell, Is a junior at Rio Grande Collegeandamember of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. He IS also a member of tbe Gallla County Democratic Central Committee. Adkins, of GalllpoUs, attended Law School at Ohio Northern Universi~ 'and Is employed at the Gallia County Prosecuting Attorney's office. He is also coordinator of the Gallla County Crime Prevention <:;enter. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-7 Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. :~~: Court issues three ()WI sentences was - 28. 1986 --- COFFEE . GRADE A MED. BlUE BONNET CRISCO LIGHT SPREAD 3 11. CAN MARGARINE $239 Ill. IOWl . $139 HEBE ROSE SELF RISING FLOUR 5 Ll. lAG 79< ,I �• ~~~~U.Suo~yT~~~·~====~;:~==;:=Y;=M=i~=='~==rt===G=ai:Hp=o=lis=·=O=h~==~P~oi=m=A=e=a=Mn:;t,=W=·========= in separate riday accidents . 2 drivers .inj ciill•ilren and · great grandchild. One son also p~d In death. Services will he 11 a.m. Monday In McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vinton, with the Rev. James Patterson <iflctatlng. Burial wW be In Brush Cemetery. Frlenas may call at the funeral home from 6-9 p.m. today. Military graveside rttes wUI be conduct«! by Ewlngtoo Amerlcan Legion Rlst 161. Rev. George Luster MIDDLEPORT - The Rev. George Luster Jr., 35, 74701lverSt., Middleport, died Friday at Holzer Medical Center. A lay p.astor and member of the Pomeroy Church of the N~W~.rene, Rev. Luster was born July 21, 1951, In Jackson. A former boy scout leader of Troop 245, Middleport, be Is survived by his wife, Dale Dee Dillon Luster, at home; his parents, George and Phyllis Smith Luster Sr., Middleport; a sister and brotber·ln-law, Tammy and Kenny Searles. Pomeroy; a grandmother, Mary Jane Smith, Jackson; and a niece and nephew, Angela Rae and Bradley Thomas Searles, Pomeroy. Services will be Tuesday, I p.m., at the Jopp.a Church In Reedsville, with the Rev. Seldon Jolm9:ln of!lclatlng. Burial wOl be In San<IIUI Cemetery . Friends may call at tl1e Rawllngs·Coats-Biower Funeral Home today from 7-9 p.m. and all day Monday, with the family present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Dr. Clyde J. Ingels Dr. Clyde J, Ingels MIDDLEPORT - Dr. Clyde J. Ingpls, 71. 725 Chestnut St., Middle· port well·known Meigs County resident, died Friday In the ex· tended nursing care center of Veterans Memorial Hospital. Dr. Ingels was born In Gallipolis on Jan. 18, 1915, a son of the late Clyde C. and Emma Moch Ingels. He was a 1931 graduate of Gauta Academy High School. He attended Miami University at Oxford, 193133. and was a graduate of the University of Indiana Dental School in June 1951. The following year he interned at the Eastman Clinic In Rochester. N.Y. He was dentist at the former O.H.E. In Gallla County untU 1940, when he was called to active duty as a reserve officer In the U.S. Armv. He served 5\'i years with the U.S. Army and during World War II served as a captain in the European Theatre. He was separated from the armed forces In Nov em her 1945. He ~ned his office in Middleport in 1916 and retired from practice in 1981, having completed 35 years of rlentistJy In tl1e community. Dr. Ingels was a member of F""ney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Volture 776. 40 et B, the Pomeroy Gun Club and Elks Lodge 107. He was affiliated with Heath Unit ed Met hoclist Church In Middle· port . For many years, Dr. Ingels coached a nd umpired Little League and Pony League Baseball teams and he also umpired for Amerlcan Legion, high school and Rio Grande Cpllege games as well as 9:lmestate tourna ments. Surviving are his wile, Patsy Gwinn lng<>ls, whom he married In June 1935: a son. John C. Ingels, ahd a granddaughter, Carrie In· gels, both of Middleport; a lrother, Ret. U.S. Navy Capt Albert lngpls, Coron ado, Ca lli .; a sister, Mrs. Forrt>S t 1Estben Saunders of Cln· clnnati, four nieces and n~he ws. Services will be held at 2 p.m . Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy with the Rev. &>nny Zuniga officiating. Burial will be In Mound Hill Cemetery, (~ allipolls. Friends may call at the fune ra l home from 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. today. In lieu of fiowers. cant rtbutlons may be mad e to the Meigs County Pu bllc Library or the Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Ubra ry In Gall ipoils. Carmtn was ~ulhbound and stopped to reverse Into a parking posttkm. White, unable to stop In tlme,struckCannln's'i'ehlclelnthe rear, troopers said. Carmin was cttm for tmprvper backing and 1Jime1v ieutinel ,·, White tor !allure to stop In an assured, clear dlstanre. Both vehl· · cles were damaged heavOy. r:;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;, MOVING IN - BOB Is ELECTRON lOS GALLIPOLIS - Edith Taylor Scarberry, 93, Culloden, W.Va., formerly of the Swan Creek area of Gauta County, died Friday at "EVERYTHING IN TWO· WAY RADIOS, SATELLITES & VIDEOS" UPPER AT. 7 • P.O. BOX 342 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 Phone 446·4517 / SOMETHING CAR STEREOS AND SPEAKERS Cited by police EXPERT INSTALLATION AVAILABLE GAlliPOLIS- Qty pollee cited Paul Walter, 77, Rt 2, Galllpolls, for failure to yield the right of way, pulling from the Quaker State parking lot on Pine Street Friday morning. Walter pulled out of the lot at 7:57 a.m. and Into the path of an eastbound vehicle, driVen by AIIIsonM. Ruthle, 45,1210SecondAve., according to the accident report. Qted Friday for open container were S. Robert Fulk, 49, Oak HW: Robert L. Coder, 24, Lafayette, La .; and Jeffrey T. Sheets, 19, Rt 1, Gallipolis. ~~~~:::~a:: :3.::~ ~a:~~=~a=~.~d~ four grandchildren and a great- '"~~""Marshal Artists Series 50th Anniversary STOP IN AND LOOK AT OUR LARGE SELECTION Saturday, November 1, 1986. Huntin;~~~~:-Center grandchild. Culloden, Irene Maddox of Rt. 2, ~!~;:~~~~'b;;~~~~;~ grand%t~dren, 5~: =~eat· ~~~~==:~~~::: Heck's Funeral Home, MOton, W.Va. Burial will be In Union Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. today. George Queen RIO GRANDE -Within a couple of hours last Sunday afternoon, Rio Grande College and Community . College was converted from a quiet, alrildst deserted campus to a bumper-to·bumper, prople-packed scene as students returned to the • .dormitories- moving In with the precision of a military manruver. Parking lots were filled beyood capacity as parents, relatives and friends assisted students, sharing arm loads of clothes, books, sterros, ' r$igerators and other essentials. ' 'It's an exciting day," said Mark . Abell, director of student services. ·"Many of the new students are ' rrovtng· away for the first time, anxiOus for what the future wUI bring. They make new friends and ALPINE CAR STEREOS PIONEER CAR STEREOS CRAIG CAR STEREOS SHARP CAR STEREOS G~;'~lntr~er'sa R~~:.·w~~~ six chlldren, Alva Walson Stover of Scarbe f Cullode and Nelson d 24 McVey of Coschocton, Return to class begins with move to 'home' Gala Concert 1 > Erich Kunze!, Conductor Will iam Croft~t and Benjamin l uxon , Guest Artists Tickets : $50·, $25 i$15 Youths) 'Includes Post-Concert Champagne Reception Call 696-6656 for more information LAYAWA~ 1 fOR CHRISTMAS 90 DAYS 'Rwt new people." .•: · SAME AS CASH Me~s ~====================JJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -.. ' ' AND LIFl' CARRY, UP111REEFLOORS- Movln&*klocoleae can he a' hard process, hard Ihal II 111 tile amt1Ud bacll. And afti!r·IJte ·~ lsdone,lllldllte boxj.'Jiare a& lellllt illhe room, ~·stbnelorelaund " cau ouU~ pma. , Office- s:J;hf::! Lu ndy . Vintttn ; two broth- ers. Che>ler Lundy, Picnlcky, Mich .. and RDv Lundy, Vinton; two sisters. Mrs. Mar garet Nugent. Vinton. and Mrs. Georgia Racer, Cardin gton. Ohio: and 10 grand· "My new office means I can serve your family insur· ance needs. Call or drop m am• tim It's AGreat New Sunday Night With Two Hours Of Family Fun! ~r · · --- , ~ .. . • • 0 ' ' ' LOADED DOWN - Smal plckupa, vans and U·llaullniJ. ers dotled lhe campus of Rio Grande College and CoiiUilid&) Collepl lids week as sludenla moved In for the faD term. SomeCimes It's hard to cledde exadb' what you need, • lhe 10-.clon IIIIo "take everythlq." ·.,..:1:. .; .· .. .,. and:kids'qun him intO afreShman agaiti!' I J • Photo.r courtesy Rio Grande College · I •t . .• ; , • ' 1 • • . . -·- ... .... ..... • .~ Jl ~~:00. t • • *"\. ~ ~. -·-- -· ..... A ~ w.,. LOCATED AT OUR MAIN CLINIC ON AT. 35 IN OALLIPOLIS PHONI 448·1187 ' .'t' ,. ~. •• r MONDAY THAU FRIDAY, 5:00P.M. TO 8:00P.M. WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M. TO. 1:00 P.M. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY •. ' , until])EU>llE HAL State Farm tnsurance Compan1es Home Ott•ces Blo0m•no1on llhn01s . HOLZER CLINIC • ' .. INIUIANCI FAMILY PRACTI~E AND PEDIATRICS I wa~:~t~nlorettiZen ,,......... URGENT CARE CENTER Shawn Paynter, dorm Il'Sident assistant from Proctorville. During the oourseof the year, the ·newness' will wear off into routine as wide-eyed freshman learn their schedules and become famU!ar with the campus. Then, next September, U will start all over. .. .. ~p~pB~ . ~ Corner Third Ave. & State St. Gellipolis. Q~ . Phone 446-4290 Home 446-4511 Like a good nei!~hbor Stare Farm is there. For Those Times That You Just Don't Feel Well ... their new lives . ''.Through the dorms and across the campus•.rei\U'tllng students are renewing acquaintances and new students are asking each other the typical questions: 'What's yrur name• ' 'Where are you from?' 'What' s your major?' ", said ..... CAROLL SNOWDEN A ·-· - "New • . ''It's a 'bittersweet time br p&rents," Abell added. "They •that.die year Is going to be IJ)odfor their chlldreo as they ra:elve Jmre responslblllt!es and lake, greater control or' their own Uves, but It's dltflcult to say 'goodbye' a,nd drive away." · Thls Is an annual evmt, as predictable as the tunling of autumn Jraves. September brings nearly 400 students to the resldenre halls. Those students, 'combined with students who residence In nearby aparlments, nearly double the population of Rio Grande VU!age, and adding to the number of consumers ln Gallia County. The total student enrollment Is approximately 1,000, with the rna· jorltycomlngfromGallla,Jackson, Me~s and Vinton Counties. The next largest group of students come to Rio from nearly all of Ohio's 84 other CQ~~ntles and several other states. Foreign countries are represe~ted In the student ranks, Including a large number from Japan as well as Nigeria, India, Thailand and Saudi Arabia. "This lnternatlonal mix enhances the students education by broaden· inK their cultural experience," said Dean'BI'ol\'0, executive director of · admissions ·and records. "Ws a Utile ~cult at llrst, beCause lbe English we learn is not exactly the same as it Is In Amerlca. Every region here has its OWJl slang and style, but everyone is so friendly," said one i>relgn student. '"The transition is easier when there are people to help yw every step of the way." Regardless of·' their origins, stu· · dents spent this week lntroduclng themselves and learning about know. . COLUMBUS - Former Coonty re;tdent George Queen died Saturday mornlng at his Columbus residence. Arrangements wOI be announced later by Evans Funeral Home, Columbus. VJNTOI"- Clinton Lundy, 65, Rt. 2. Vin ton. died Friday at Hol7Pr Med ica l Center. lie was bom May 6. 1921, In Wh itb!. W.Va , to the late Hasten and Ca llic J ones Lundy. H<' was a retired truck driver, working in Det roit . Mtch. He was also a vcteran of World War II and a mr·mix'r of Ewingt on American I.Rgion Post 161. tie ll'as pl'!'!'edrd In death by his ll'ifr . The lma Jones Lundy. Sur:iving are three daughters, Mrs David IC'arrol) Olrist, GoshP n, Ohio. Mrs. Gary (Lynda ) MiilPr, Puya llop, Was h.. and Mrs. Jo An n Switzer, Vlnton: one son, • •, t . lr# . ., " ' ••••'r .' :. .. '· ,I M""lnl ID signals the beginning of rdu_m lo class for the year, and coDeae Student enlst the help oiiJIU"!!I&tt and friends. Here, a sludlllital!tJ her mother make the · dOni! room a& Rio Grande Colle&!! aad · Community College "home" for the coming tenn. Edith Scarben-y Clinton Lundy Pn ~tn n POMEROY - Two motQrtsts were treated and released by Veterans Memorial Hospital for minor lnjwies suffered F~ay In highway accidents. Barbara J. Broch, 51, Albany, was handled by VMH ft:lr Injuries she sustained after she lost control of the 19'72 Iloq!e she was driving, allowing It to veer off Ohio 143 at 3: 30 p.m., accoidlng to the state highway patrol Troopers said they cited Broch ft:lr !allure tocontroltbe vehicle she was driving. Kenneth R Wl\fte, 28, Long Bottom, was treat«! at VMH for Injuries he sustain«! after his soothbound vehicle collided with a car, driVen by David T. Carmln, ll. Rt. 1, Cheshire, on Ohio 7 at 10: 55 p.m .. according to troopers. September 28. 1986 REGIITRATION- HePitra· lion lor coUeae can be a hedlc and lrylaa lime. What's available Jn1V not be what )W Willi or ' - ' lo 1alle In pu~ lhe fllt:e epekil, AI left Ill a!ICC!IIefrllm Rio Grande CoiJep aDd 111111111)' CGIIege f'l!llllnlon helcl 1M& week. c.m- �. • .. • .., i ' ·~ . S,tember,~8. 1986 iSenior .Centers announce~ week's event schedule .. • . 'r. We Reserve The RilhtTo · Quantities ':, · '· STORE· HOURS MC)n.-Sat. ·8 AM· JO:PM Sunday 10 AM-19 P-M. c 298 SECOND SJ. · POMEROY, OH. u. > Goacl Soladar. Stpt.' 21, 1986 Only At Pow.U's . · · MEIGS C~R'· 'I .. . . ~ ·..;, 141-DRI to 1 l 39< RO~ $ I Good Sundar, Sept. 21, 1916 --~ Powell's Supermorbl j 59 1 Chuck Roast •••••••• 1 . COUPON 1 I PURINA 1CiO 6.5 OZ. CANS GRADE A WHOLE Chickens ••.••••••••• ~~ •• 59< Bacon................... condition. · · · GALLIA CENTER GAUJPOUS - Activities and .menusforthel!VeekdSePt- ·29-0ct. 3 at the Senior Citizen Center, 2:1! Jackson Pike are: ~= . chorus, 1 to 3 p.m.; banking talk, 11:30 a.m.; center blood pres!!Ure check, 1 p.m. ·'l'llaldiJ: STOP-PhYsiCal Fitness, 10:30 a.m. ' Wednellday: Crown City blood pressure· -dleck; · 1 p.m.; VInton Bibie study, 1 p.m.; card games, 1 to 3 p.m. 'lhla~: Bible study. ll-noon. Friday: Art class, 1 to 3 p.m.; craft mini-(Ourse, lto 3 p.m.; open activitieS, 7 to 19 p.m. .UMITS Cas I~ have meeting I I Patricia t\nn Casto Mercerville Road. Co-host Is Vlrgtnia Fisher. · The open-church wedding wlll take place Oct. 11, 1 p.m., at VInton United Metoodlst Church. .Miss Casto Is a graduate of North G~llla High School and JUo Grande Collegt>. Sht> Is a teacher at Bidwell-Porter Elementary. ; Diamond Is a gradual!' r1 Hamilton ToWr!sh!p High School. He Is eli!pl<lyed by AutoWorks. LIMIT ONE I 69< l LB. !BOX I I Gootl Monday, Sept. 29, 1916 Only '----------------1 . IL. •At PoweR's 5uptrnrarbt. . . .. '· .· COUPON . - ' ., f 147 oz. LIMIT 1 $429! I I Gootl Monrlar., Sept. 29, 19'6 ~y I . L--~!:~"_!:·~~'!1."=-rt.!'..:_J . ~--------------, I • lr COUPON 1 1 JIFFY. CORN I I MUFFIN .MIX RED or GOLD DELICIOUS . · .· 99 App·LES .................. . . - ' HB.BAG . VALLE¥ BELL ' ' . COUPON . • . OZ. L9AF COUNTY FAIR 16 WHITE tftGAL Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1916 O..lr .._Good _____________ J At Powell's Suptrmcrrlcet •• 1 COUPON •• • I 'SUPERIOR . - , STANLEY 'l. SAUNDERS MONUMENlSGollipotis. OH 352 Third -Avo. . 'I • . . I OWl1II ~up,,..,.,,, , .. ROLL-TOP - DESK We're offering "never before" prices on our Colonial Single Pedestal roll top ' desk. / 1 . ' .• ' I --------------~ • ' :ot ' Beautif'ully styje(l, wood colleclion,t Sclid wood c~airs, With~ spi{ldle :back. . ThiCk l*lded seats.Shown in' rich, COUPON ... Win a fantastic 14-night Hawaiian Vacation for twol Plus, other exciting travel packages to be given a~Yayl Travel arrangements made through AmariC;!In Express. No purchase necessary. , Void where prohibited. · ..• • • ea~-IDne vinyl . 36' X48' tteS!Ie ~ ... I I' '. \' ' .I • ' ' . .. ' Mason;·. W. ·Va. (30~ )~ :173·$592 . .' ' '•• ' Uooil S Ptt Clll1eMtr . 1 .. : CIHOeod:;; Only At Pew·~· -.,.rl!et • Err!lirts Oc!Mtr 4., 1M6 · .. m , r REGISIER TDY AT IIIIOUi. table and 4 chairs. ·FABRIC SOFTENER .. • ~ Gotit !utirla, · y, ~pt. 30, 1916 Only I "' .• CLASSIC STYLE ' Country charm was never more evident or t:al?livatillg! · This ~rgeous England group features brolll cresatnl · high-backs. gracefully curvoo paddal -Mngs and billowy. oversize arms for the ultimate in axnlort! Sale priced litis week while our stock lasts. • "'•.. • •• • ' . •• $549~ • • RHODES FROZEN I $169 MON ••Tl!ES.-THURS.-FRI. 9 A.M.-4 P:M. Other hours by eppt. by calling 593-1455 ••• WIENERS !Limit 2 . TaJnrnY Jo Call :CROWN CITY - Mr. and Mrs. Rjchard Joe Call, Crown Clly, announce the engagement and approaching marriage at their d(lugther, Tammy Jo Call, to J<t>nneth Gray Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gray Sr., Gallipolis. .The open-church wedding wUl take place Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m., at Providence Baptist Church, Teens . Run Road, with Rev. Alfred Holley . officiating. A reception wUl follow at the home of the bride's parents. -~--·..:.;_,._ .,. · ...;;',--···.,.. ... .;...J . · DAIRY LANE . 64 OI, ~-- E111and's HiJh-Back Counlty Colon ill Brings On The Charm - And Comfort! ~11-Gray . Gol4l .,..,, Sept. 29, 1916 Powtll't SIIPIIIilarlctl .2151 BREAD Margor1ne •••• ~.~~ •• ~ · ; 2/391T2 .-------------$ $1 0. 9 Ice Cream 19 •••••••••••• Hot Cocoa ·Mix~~~:-. 1 !.F~ANKIE.' $14 9 !;:g·~~· .'!I 9( I Lu.nch Meat •••• ~2.~; 99 Wh·ite Bread ••!!!K··· · ~. PAR_~AY .• · I ~n°:~·- 6/ s~, · (. 49 2% Milk •••.•.••:~•••• $1 SNUGGLE . The l)iggest furniture sale because it's the on(y national furnit~re sale where -,J • · ' · thousands of retailers and manufacturers join to bring you the premier selling event of the year! Don't miss the once a year values! l DETERGENT ·I 3.5 OZ. PKG. ••• ~- -- · · -· - BACK! SURF Pepperoni ••••••••••••• 99( ( -·--- Rock of .\1e• ollen you a choice of6 different cotor~d Ill' Mile&. Whatever )'OUr requlremenlll may be' compte I~ t.U.factlon II a!SIII'ed with Rock of Ages. JAoxter. HORMEL SLICED . ' Is being made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Patricia Ann Casto, to Rorert Glen Diamond. She ls the daughter of James G. Casto, Reymldsburg, and the late Barbara BOlen Casto. He Is lte son of Mrs. Allee Diamond, Columws and the late Bascom Diamond. ·Miss Casto Is also tiE granddaughter of Mrs. John Casto, VInton and Mrs. AllErt Bolen, 1 11 ARMOUR TREET. CROWN. CITY - Saved, from Point Pleasant, wUI perlonn Wed. nesday .night, Oct. 1, at. Big FooiG~OOLIS - GaiUa ~~ Oiin-ch. The church Is located on Board of Health meets Wednftldljyt Hannan Trace· Road, off Ohio 7, · 9 a.m .. courthouse basem€11\· . ¢ south of Swan Creek Bridge. ·' ·~ n· d ••s-2327· : . GAL~"us :~~!!ent fl-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~!!~~~~!!!!!i • $. 39'' Chi< ken _Livers •. ~~ •• 49( FRESHPORI BUTT . $ 49 Steak/Roast •••••• ~. 1 CARNATION ' Menus consist of: Monday: Beef patty, mastEd IXJ!atoes, brussel sprouts, wheat bread, coainut pudding with topping. Tuesday: !XJrk or beef barbeque, haiVard lEets, cole slaw with green peppers. wn. sliced peaches. Wednesda.v: meat baf, ruttered noodles, caullfiower with cheese sauce, oot rolls, lime JeU:O with crusrect pineapple. Thursday: baked chicken with dressing, sweet potatoes . green JEans, hot rolls, Ice cream. Friday: tuna patty with cheese sauce, buttered potatoes, sliced carrots, wheat bread, fruit cocktail. Choice of beveragt> with each meal. Board of Health ' ' · . plans meeting . ~ i r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~o:;Y of s~:~~~~. J.e~~~ d:':t~ . LB. -- MERCERVJLLE - Bethel Ladies Aid meets Wednesday, 1 p.m., ! C~T FOOD Groun_d Beef •••• ::·•• $1 09 I S/Sl Ground Chuck.!~ .. $)29 •. CRISPY SERVE ,.· Ladies Aid meeting 1--- .----------~r- 1 .\ Singing set ADDISON - The GaWa County Crime Prevenl!on program wUI meet with Interested Addison-area residents Thesday, 7 p.m. at the Addison Town Hall. A program on NeighborhoOd Watch will he preSented. r ll. • I Crime watch TO·WEtS I lIPAPER LIMIT 2 ROlLS PlEAst . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONEllSS . ' ··· .; · .Tu~ \_vi-----~, ·~ . -.-------. . I· ... COUPON •1 1 1 . .,.. • spup beans an~· bani, ";" POMEROY -The Meigs County ~h~·wttb cottage chrese.- -..co11j· §enior Citizens Center, Mulberry · b~ad; gelatin fruit salad, coqlde. ~eights, Pomeroy, bas the Jbllow- , · • .... esdaf:. · I'\)3St· beef, baked al\g activities ~edul!!d for ~ ,r·~~to. ~n IJell!l~..cherry~Je: ::_veek d Sept ;!9-0ct. 3, · •;111~:· .chiCkflJI and nooq,~~. •. Moaday: square ~clng, 1 to 3 slelved r- tomatoes; . mixed vegetap.m. . \ " . .' \ ,, ' i ' .bill!!. apple ~u<:e; )· . . - Tuesday: chorus,l to 2,p.m. · , , ,F,I14ay: ' · Wterl!lr,/' sauerkraut, : Wednrsday: . social' SECUrity re- · masli?d.pj!iltoeSi;~ranges. J)resentatlve, 10· a.m. to 12 noon; ~Ice of.Jml!l\,. coffee, tea, or -bingo, 1 p.m; bowling ,at 1:30 at juice available me!lls. ~omeroy Lanes; painting class,' 1 The Cent~ sale 1s planned for :p.m. withLolsPauleyasThstructor. Oct. 3, ~ - 9. This 1s another ! Thumday: ceramics, 1 to 2·p.m. rooney-making project to meet the 7 Friday: . quUtlng, cards' and local share that helps maintain games; rummage sale from 9a.m. center services - a project that' :to 4 p.m. . dles not ask pepple for rroney, but The Senior Nutrtti<Jn Program f(/r their support and Items they no menu for ~ week Is: l()!lgl!r have usefor. Most asked for ~~=6~s:~l<lppy joe, com, cole It~ Include hoUsehold tiems as a~ · ·· ' ~~lt,as cl~an,:us61 clothing In good ::. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page---,~3. Pom&II'Oy;-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohioo-Point Pleasant, W. Va I •' ' ... I. ·- ..._ - ...- ___ . ., _____ ... ··~ .. �W.Va. . . Septe~ber ' 28. 198Ji Septembef 2~. 1986 Pomerpy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday limes-Sentinei-Page-B-5 - C~mmunity calendar I area happenings HALLEY ANNIVERSARY SET- Mr.IUICI Mnl. Ever«t llaBey, 131 Garfield Ave, GllllpoiB, w!D oolebt:attrthelr !!ltb .~g 111..,enary Sept. 21, wt&h liiends and family. The couple llllll'l'led~- %1, IB8l at l8'l Park Drive, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va., by the Rev. B.A. WQalx. SUNDAY CROWN CITY- The Rev, Ralph Workman wUJ speak at Mount Zion Baptist Church Suooay at 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Parsons famlly rellnion will be Sunday, after noon, at 0.0. Mcintyre Park shelter· house 1. Hawks anniversary to be noted VINTON - The children and grandchildren of Edgar and Christine Hawks, Rt. 2. Vinton, will host a ·reception for the couple's 50th wedding anniversary, Oct. 11, 2 to 4 p.m., at Vinton Baptist Church fellowship room. The Hawks were married Oct.ll, 1936 In Beauty, Ky .. and have lived In Gallia County 30 years. They are the parents ot nine chlldren, 13UI Hawks, Ewlngton;· Raney Hawks, VInton; David Hawks, St. Petersoorg, Fla.; Edgar Hawks, Albion, Mich.; Mrs. Buford (Kay) BaU, Parma, Mich.; Mrs. Jack (Joan) Neal, Bidwell; Mrs. Ben (Carol) Hueshls; . Mrs. Richard (Aileta) Marshall, Columoos; Altlna Crtst,.Galltpolls. RODNEY - Rodney Church of God will have special services beginning Sunday, continuing through Oct. 11 with Faye Whltten and associate Dorothy Qualls. Services begin 7 p.m. ,..:==::::==+=======:: :=:=.:======= LECfA - Rev. Ernest Baker at Walnut Ridge Church, Sunday. COOLVIllE - Homecoming at Vanderhoof Baptist Church, Rt. 2, County Rd: 65. Coolville, this Sunday. Services begin at 9: 4~ a.m.; basket dinner· at noon and afternoon services at 1: 30. Singing by The Kings Fellowshlp Singers wlll be featured In 11\e afternoon. Everyone welcome. Model RNF3S 2 · snvANIA 26" otA. SUPERSET CONSOL£ •E-400 Supenet Chassis with comb fitier •Dark lite 100 Futl Square black matrix pictute tube ~RTQlJM.R. HJOOO 873 Ridenour Larry J. Casey military operatic~. Army National Guard Private Rice Is a metal worker with the Larry J. Casey, son of Mary A. and lOth Transportation Battalion at Rorer! E. Casey or Rural Route 1, Fort Eustis, Va. GaUipolls Ferry, W.Va .. has gradu· a ted from the U.S. Army materiel Tlmoll\v D. McCarty Army National Guard PI1vate control and accounting speciallst Timothy D. McCarty, son of Linda course at Fol1 Lee, Va. The six-week course consisted of L. McCarty of 522 Debbie 4ne. procedures for receiving, storing Elyria, and Ronald L. McCal1y of and shipping, plus preparation for Awle Grove,.W. Va., has graduated from the u.s. Army I!laterlel storage and handling of supplles. rontrol and accounting specialist course at Fort Lee, Va. The six-week course consisted of Sidney H. Rice procedures for receiving, storing ArmY Sgt. Sidney H. Rice, son of and shipping, plus preparation for Hope R. Rice of Rural Route 1. storage and handling of supplies. Point Pleasant , W.Va., has particl· Rated In the Joint Chiefs of Staff Jom M. Pickering exercise, "Gallant Eagle '86." John M. Pickering, son of John T. Hosted by tix' U.S. Central and Unda M. Ptcker1ng of Rural Command, the exercise took place Route 1, Leon, W.Va .. has been at several locations In the Western promoted In the U.S. Air Force to · Unl1ed States. The purpose of the exercise was the rank of airman first class. Pickering Is a fuels specialist. at to providP a simulated desert Minot Air Force Base. N.D., with oombat environment for training, the 9lst Supply Squadron. planning and execution of joint TV & APPLIANCES GAS SERVICE MGM Running Club meets 1\lesday, 7 p.m. , Pt. Pleasant, W.Va., city buDding. PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO AdvaCare"' The health care plan that helps keep you healthy. • Full lize Clnllter power • 3-woy flhered olr tyltom • Euy to empty dult bog • Complete wtth toola Compare Our Prices Anywhere Your diamond Contor in tho Tri-State aNa slnco 1933 Uprfght SAVE $3011 I All Sfeallf!lndle • 18' Cerci W/Wrap • COIM!IIeflt Bult-ln CGII)'Ina Handle 8 Qt. Dilpolable Bag No Sllock Hoad • ComiNICt · Poruoblo • Ught· welghtl 11 \\"long, 5" wide, 10\1" high • Fits on 1 1tlfr tread SAVE $301! .JionoConductM Suliac:e POWERFUL 51049 Tawney Jewelers 4.8 AMP MOTOR · Steel 422 Second, Gallipolis ,l • ful.llme Edge Cleaning U4363 PRICES GOOD ONE 'WEEK ONLY!! ' $2995 Grooms tux FRJ:E with &,or ~ra. . . HASKINS-T.ANNER 332 Second, Gatllpolil. OH,. 61 4-446·0576 . ' Open Doily 1 0-9; · Sul\day 12-6 110\J*"- Moy VOl'( AJ Somo StorM 0.,. fo lOCol CompeMic:w• • ' TUES. ONLY! _ ...... . ....__. ----··--·· :..-;:;. GALLIPOLIS Mei!Js Medicalluilding Iacross from Veterans Hasp,) 992-5912 Monday-Friday VACUUM CLEANER! S59 5 S249 HOOVERe ~ Converllble· ~~·RTM We offer complete tuxedo rental setvice to help you look your best on·tha special day. Priced from . •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay. POMEROY: Carat 995 SUN. Canc1r ScNIIIing; ..-~gnancy tlsts; lllucation and cDUnstling for individuah and couples. With that kind of care, they stay l:lealthier. · Ask your employer or AdvaCare today. AdvaCare is headquartered at Holzer Clinic, 385 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. Call446- 5283. · YOUR CH ~~-----~~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~--~iiiii~iiiii~ c~:at lf• SHADE- A hymn sing wUI be ix'ld at the United Metl¥ldlst Church Sunday. Oct. 5, at 1: 30 P-f!l· Victor Quartet will be the featured singers. The public Is Invited . RIO GRANDE - A Gymanfa will be held at NehoChurch, Sunday beginning 10 a.m. Rev. Maxwell Roberts wlll speak Sunday, with Let Us Help You Plan Your Wedding "Services include: Birth Control; V.D. Screening; . • Hymn sing r~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii___ Your privacy is respected Your question's answered ""'·~ - -· - --·...­ ... .. ::.---· __= .......... ..:;::-_.. ~:=:.-~= 414 Second Ave., 2nd floor Iabove Putting Palace) 446-0166 Mon.-Sot. CLOSED THUIISDAY ~::..=:- _..-~ .:~ I T-:..- 19.99 Salt Price 1.&3 EJ ---helps -3.00 Less Rlllatt 16.99 AmR lElA II f4oiJ Sale--""'' a l t o - Ma~e sonen la\Jn· dry and reduce static clAng. $5 Salt Price. Misses' TurtlenKk Tops of polyester/cotton. S1zes S·M·l. Also : Ja~:kson. Chesapeake. Athans, Chillicothe, Logan SMA I-!Oter C lm~e / Blue 1 TOS5 ol Genlral 01\lo H(lllh Milntel\ai'II:C OJganua ltOO • CHRIST - THE LIFE William B. Kughn "/ am the way. the truth. and tlu life: no man cometh unto the Fath er but by me " (!no. 14:6). "Life" is translated from theGre<:k "zH," meaning the fulness of life which belongs to God, and gwen~~ ~h~,l!'c~mate _Word, Ch~, to be manifested to the world. Thts life IS essential to mankmd, .' ~' ' 11 Message Fmm He-Bible ... ' conforming to God'sstandards for man. . .. . When man sinned in the garden of Eden, hedted sptntually, betng alienated from aplrltuol lifo. God took the Word •.n Who.m was~ (Jno. 1·4) clothed it with human nature. and communtcated tt to man tn the ..:orid (1 Jno. 1:1,2). "The life'; wos the "light" that enlightened the spirilua1 intellige'nct of m,p, permitting him to be a partaker the true life that is active, ful!y,aevoted ~~God through the fatth that IS 1ft Christ. Christ, "the life. ts the qu1ckenmg power that restores the image of God and establishes the perfect union ~etween God and man, · f i · e ···,, a .. -' ' .. I, ' . - ~- ;:- at: ' . • --~ - - ; - 4 I for "no man cometh unto tht FQther but by me. ,. . ..· ..• J 1\IEIGS C01JNTV Bookmobile service In Meigs County Is provided by the Meigs Public Ltbraray under contract ' wtlh Ohio Valley Area Clbrartes. Monday: Butllngham, county mobile home park, 3:35-4:05; Harrisonville, church, 4:35-5: 05; New Ltma Road, 1 mile south of Ft. ~elgs. 5: 1:Hi; Rutland, Depot Street, 6:40;7:10. . Weclnelclq: 1\lppers Plains, Lodwick's, 7:25-8:10; Rlggscrest Aildttkin, 8:25-8:!5/i. • Pr. PLEASANT - --In the service-- finish on wood prOdUcts and non -wood materials . St. Peter's sennons by Rev. Gomer J-:nklns and Rev. G. John Richards. Gymanfa DIAMOIID SOLITAIRES presehled: GA!l.IPOUS- Gallipolis Kiwanis meets Wednesday, 6 p.m., Down •Stereo / SAP edapt,abto EAGLE RIDGE -Homecoming Eagle Ridge, Community - EplscopalChurch~menwUJhave •Room light monitc;u •Highly efficient 4")(8" ' spea~er . · •Contemporary cabinet With Oak- . 3 : 4~ : 15. - GAll.! PO US of Is• as That's the advantage of a very good health maintenance organization (HMO) like Advacare. You, as an employer, can offer this stay-well plan to your employees with one monthly premium that pays for all doctor visits, specialists, tests, and treatments. They can get the care they need before problems really get them down. Fall sale •162 Channel capability •SupeRemote-291TV / VCRIIR-remote control - PB 985-3307'· schedules set GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS -The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Ubrary announces Its bookmobile schedule tor the week of Sept. 14 to W. . Monday: Lewis Dr., 9:45-10: 15; Sun Valley Nursery, 10:25-10:55; Pinecrest, 11-11:25: 35 West Apts .. 11: 20-11:35; Scenic Hills 11: 40; C&S Bank, 12:15-12:30; Gallla Metro, .4-5; Kerr, 5:15-5:35; Bidwell. 5:50' 6:10; Harrtsoorg, 6:20-<i:45; Deer :ereek, 6:55-7:15: Valley VIew, :7:25-7:50; Rio Grande Estates, .7:55-8:30. : Tuesday: Eno Store. 1:30-1: 55; Africa Road. 2-2: 15; Roush Lane, 3-3: 15: Roush Lane. 3: 15-3: 30; Cheshire, 3:35-4: 05; Addison. 4: 154:30; Addavllle School, 4:40-5: 05; R&R Trailer Ct.. 5: 15-5: 45; Georges Creek, 5:4:Hi: 15; Georges Creek, 6:20-<i:40; Kanauga 5th Ave., 6:50-7: 10: Fosters Trailer Ct. , 7:15-7:40; K&K Trailer Ct .. 7:458:05. Wednescllly: No route, maintenance day. Thuniday: Imogene Church's Store, 1:30-3:30; Mudsock, 3:4~; Pattiot. 4 : 1~ : 40; Cadmus. 4:505: 15; Gallla. 5:30-6; Centerpclnl, 6: l:Hi: 30: Centerville, 6:45-7: 15; MPadowbrook, 7:35-8. . Friday: Fast Stop,1-1: 15; Banes, 1:20-1:30: ' Young's. 1:35-1:45; Franklin's, 1:55-2:10; Myers. 2:252: 40: Mercerville, 3: 25-3: 40; 790 Small, 3: 504; 790Halley,4-4:10; 790 Lincoln Pike Jet .. 4:20-4:40; Swain's Store, 5-5: 15; Crown City, 5:30-6:05; Grace Shaler, 6:20-6:35; Ohio Townhouse. 6: 45-7: 10: Ken· ny's Carryoul. 7:25-7 :50; Teens Run. 8-8: 25. Sablrday: Legrande, 9:30-10: Raccoon Trailer Ct. 10: 15-10:30; Cora. 10:35-10: 50; Quail Creek, 11:05-11:35; Rodney VIllage, 12:2012: 50; Children's Home, p: W; CRTP. 1:25-1:50; Alice, 2: 15-2:45; VInton, 3-3:30: Morgan Center. - ADDISON - The Gallla County Crime Prevention· program wUI 111<;\E!! wit~ Interested Addison-area residentS 'Thesday, 7 p.m. at tre Addison.Town Hall. A program on Neigljoorhood Watch wUI be MERCERVILLE - Bethel Ladles Aid meets Wednesday, 1 p.m., home of Marianna Jeffers and Ruby Saunders, Bladen · MercervUle Road. Co-host is Virgl· nla Fisher. • Bookmobile MONDAY RACINE - There will be a skin testing clinic Monday, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the Racine Fire Station, for all Individuals Involved In PTO, athletics, etc. Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis Nurse, will do the testing. ruESDAY GALUPOUS . ,.. 'Galllpoll,s Rotary. mEets Tuesday, 6 p.m., Down Under. POMEROY -Mary Shrine 37, Pomeroy, and Layfayette Shrine 44, Gallipolis, will be Inspected at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy Masonic Tl!lllple. Ruth Baruth, the supreme worthy hlgh priestess of •Arnolds set . . :anntversary NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arnold, New Haven, W.Va., will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary, Sunday, Oct. 5, with an open house at the American Legion Hall In New Haven. from 2 to 4 p.m. The event will be hosted by their chUdren and families, Jerry and Delma Arnold, New Haven, W.Va., and John and Judy VanMeter. Rockport, Ind. The couple requests gifts be ornltted. MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - Cub Scout Pak 204 will have an organlza tiona I meeting Monday, 7 p.m. In tre Cellar at Grace United Methodist Chureh. Its annual taU rummage sate at the Parish Hall. Friday, Oct. 3, begin· nlng9 a.m. CROWN . CITY ,... Saved; trom Point Pleasant, will perfonn Wed· nesday night, Oct. 1, at Big Four Church. The churd! Is ]Q¢a~ on Hannan Trace Road, off Ohio 7, sooth of Swan Creek Bridie. WEDNESDAY GA!l.IPOUS - Gallla County Board ofHealth meets Wednesday, 9 a. m., courthouse basement. CHESTER o00t SI!OONO AVIItUI o .. . . . . . ~-- \Jn<ler. ail!fomla will be presB)t. PQiblck refreshments follow the ineetlilg. Shrine to provide ineat, beverage. RACINE - Southern High School Athletic Boosters will meet 7 p.m. Monday at the hlgh school. ThiS <lll!r expii!S NoY 30. t986 ana os tobe used oo~ ~' 11\e purChase of ArtCaNe<J Silaclrum ~ H.S class nngs 9'~!@~ ...... Church, Sunday with serVIces at 10, basket dinner at 12:30 and after. noon services at 2. Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will be featured singers In the.afternoon. ; ... Christ identifies Himself with God when He reveals Himself as "the life. .. There are no grea~~ -~!aims Chri.~t can ~ke whe~ . ~· unveils Himself es "the way. the t;urh_. . and th_e lifi.. He had communicated these truths to Hts dtse~ples tn. Hts mtntstry, death, burial, resurrection. ascension, and the outpounng _oft~~ Holy_Spirit on Pente<:ost. The apostles testify of these -~~hs saytng, the Prin~ of life" (Acts J :IS) and "Christ who is our life (Col. 3:~). Til~ cl!tms de~;Iare the source Independence and supreme authonty of 11/1. No other creature of God can make these claims, for the divine souroe of "life" will always remain the _Sfme. always be i'\depe_ndent and always retain its authority separate and apart from mans altitude or action I This "life"that was ensured by the bodily presence of Christ on eorth is likewise secured in His spiritual body on earth today, the chureh (Eph. 2: 1· 7: 3:6). "Lift" and ·~!flrrtortiJllty" Dow from 9od, the fountain-head. through the spiH.tual stroam of the_gos~l (2 Ttm. I :10), giving life to the spiritual man (Jno. 4:13.14). causmg hi'!' to ~wake ouf of his sleep, arising from the dead (Eph . 5:14), and glvtng hts body a living sacrifice unto Christ {Rm. 12:1,2). . . Man wltho~t Christ is'!'ltho~t .:'ll/l,"and is dead sptrlt,ua!!Y· Hts . sinful nature is unchanged . .He ts d!Uld m trtspauu and stns (Eph. · 1: 1). His existence is a curse and -will become an eternal curse. . The ~pol declares Chrtlt as the Gh'!', Saatalner, and Potfoeter of "Lift.' He is.worthyofall'acccptationl · For Fm Blbk CDrNSJ101dt"ct O>NrM Wl'ire... Pear u'1 0 1Candy &or, , Pt!g . 1 17 403 I I)·, · · ~: .-...· · · 2.178 $1 Sa~ Prk;o Pkg. Candy. Hershey l< •sses or minatures p ..>anu! bunef cups 14 Ol • Save r.;;;J 36% OUI-1.5Uo. lble ~ t9d3' rewn- ruv• comptemenl onv deCOf, rlooring MulfiCOiol W.<W~Mr """001'1, ·w •' 88' =: EJ 48' =: El 97' OUrU7 Ea.-~­ paint or ...- in no•. g10u IOfmulas. Whites: cotors . 11 oz.• 'IWtl'"" =: 8 0Urt .97Ea. fol.ptanh ........ tope for many types of in 4· polS ChOICe ol beau· houslltold osts. Hfulvanehes. Use anvwnere Our 61• .... ¥•" 60-y~. - ~ ..,__._..__., ( ,· . ~ .· I -~ ' 2.99 EJ 99-C§I SAl£ PRICE. Candr Stripe Pillows. Sla ndatd size. S.W PRICE. Henri's Drtssing. 16 oz. bottle. SAY£. SAlE PIICf. Pic.las Polish or Kosher 48 Ol. 93' Salt Prica .... H.ntlr Frtozoi lags. Easy claSt doublasul helps leep food fresh . 15 frtt111 bars. '; Chapel Hill. Church of Christ Ruin ill• Rood • P.O. Box .308 Golllpollo, O~lo 45631 SWt.yMombl&• ~ 'se.da1E"......' "Bibk St.cly 9ol0 W"""' ridiO ~~~-·~il ~ .~ J l:.:·-1 W'M~ ~;.,_ . .'t&l•iUa.l Wakii 'VfheBIIAeAIIwen:•wo~-~~3 • '· . , ' • • • • 't. I ~ 15 EA. '•lO•.a.s..., S~ PIICI. Hooded Swealsltirl. ~ Sold In Sport ina Goods I I I 'I ' '1 ' 4.44 SAlE PIIICE Our U7. 41-pc. Socket Stl 1/4" a~d 2/8" drivo with · SA£ ana metilc socbts. ..... - .... cat- htltlltllMinllt u,.lullllt odort lit lito Ito• . 2$ lba. 12.97 EJ .. SAil PIKE. 1~ P~Iishtd atumiitulll, --slicli · ' Cooltwn .. �Porneroy-Middleport-Qa ~ lis, Ohio-Point Plea~t. W.Va. Jill Gatewood becomes:. bride a : lL4CINE - M('gan Wolf Was junior hrtdesmilld, and Mathew W$.~er an(\ Mathew Hul)ter we~e rlngbearers at the we_dding oiTonja daughter Mr. and Mrs.'; Ronald Sa~ Racjite,' and Douglas Hunter cl Columbus, sop of Mr. and~- Howard Hunter, Beverly. Their names were not lqcluded in the original infonnatlon provided ll!ls lleWspaper. · • Sal,w.: Gary Forgey of Export, Pennsyl- vania, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man. A post -wedding party was ·held t>llowlng the ceremony at Rath.s1\eUer of The Seelbach Hotel In Louisville. The Ra thskeUer Is the. only Rooki<>OOd Pottery Room intact In the world tO!lay. Music was provl~ by the band, " Peacl!es."' ]ill Gatewood Shaw President of Jewish Hospilal in Louisville. The couple resides al 7919 Barbour Manor Drtve, Louisville, Xavier University, as well as a second Masters in Hospital Adminlslrallon from the same university. He Is currently employed as· Chief Operating Officer and Senior,VIce . he servir.\,.: Heouse Earllnslltute tn Los Angeles Roast Prime Rib or Fillet of Sole Almandine Ve[!,etable or Potato Salad, Freshly Baked Bread, Beverage Rainbow Sherbet SJ Q95 - Reservations Suggested (614! 446-2345 120.9P91.99 S15 74-S6899 Comforters Pillowcase Sets & Shams 124.99-129.99 $1874.$2249 ............ -···: ~ -- • ... --.--- ..... ·-- 1 . . : : ~• · ' . SUPERIOR TAVERN · BEEF FRANKS . HA_ MS ' SUPJ.RIOR ' MILD 01 HOT $980 BACON . • SUPERIOR SAUSA CASE SLICED - BACON BACON SUPERIOR LONGHORN FRANKS CHEESE • ' '' \ SALE! S299oo ·~ I SALE! $29900 "Liberty" Aha..tsomt style tt.ot rtfo•es on de- This Sleek style is the perfect mand. !kJtton tufted, witt. pillow - chair for oil those hard to. fit areaS! soft arms ond soot. Redina-Rocker® Recliner Choire of 2 Calarrl BOLO.GNA, • . SIRLOIN TIP · Cur & WIAPPID FifE 10 liS. AND UP CASE ' .respect theiewishes then horxi 60~ LARD '• The memories of a loved one deserve more than to be · scattered. to the four winds. Let us create a suitable memorial to house the cremains ol those in your family who have chosen to be cremated. II will serve 8$. a monument to their lives and a 16cal point . for your remembrance. 5 ll. BOX SUPE~IOR '. · BEEF PATTIES 8 LB. PAIL ,. 60~. FLANDER'S SAUSAGE r $308 TURKEYS SMOKED ON- 14 LB. AYG. GRADE 'A' TENDERI{ST ·suPERIOR ... .. \ . $4·80 .;.KIELBASA strucllve Su~ry . ~· 12 LB. AYG. SUPERIOR . SMOKED. Open Daily 9-S Monday & Jriday 9·8 USDA CHKE WHOlE $240 MT. BRAND f I FREE DELIVERY, • •FR EE PAR Kl NG ' Smobd•Reg. •Beef •Polska 70<·· HILLSHIRE FARMS SAUSAGE 8QX .., ,. ' GRADE 'A' MIXED HOLLY FARMS IONElfSS Chuck Roast ' LB. ' . f u.r:-..!~:' t',fJ!..'v:.':tiaOhi.o II I·---------~----·---~ ...... I 1~>•... ,.,.. '"'""- - ... -or•t• ;, rurr 1 .. , S'l t''··: :~:3~':ai~ESFs~i~~~lpR WITH '• ~ ' '· ,' 49C LB. WALDORF 5 VARIETIES Bath Tissue ;1va Ice Milk 89:< • I r ' !Simply Mail Us The Cqupon For. Further·Infonnation I . . ,, . 1 WRITE FOR '~KLETS SHOWING I Fryer Parts ' 10% Deposit and Balance 1 cole< w~t~ rim" rltlricot listort. • 1 in Convenient J.ow Monthly Pa)'lllents I ~IH ltftd ••II i1fonlllio11 baut cr•ltion !MIIIorills 1 ~·I!Jtuo-, 1M oo lltloo<IIIOI lot• .,..,.,t co. ~prmotlli" I 0 PEN EVENINGS AND I CIIIIIMyI SUNDAYSBY I ~ 101d rot tlohllr ollotot l'"lolt""' witiiOut allll&lllon. I APPOJNTMENIJ: , '· $478 TENDERLOIN 'ID-12 ll. AVG. . OVER 80 BEAUTIFUL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM! theicmetnory- 10 LB. HOIN Cur I MAPPED FIIEE "Suburban" Choiu of 4 Colors! $J97 4-6 lB. AVG. USDA CHOICE WHOlE f ,, I - CASE SLAB ' ' $220 POLISH SLAB ·. IF ~. d.iON 99C FAMILY MEAL ·PLANNER FRESH LEAN S • · lo..,~ Sarak 5 lb. Pork lltoldir Sflak S Us. Ground '"I 5-12 oz. Ttndorbost' Wlotiort S 111. Mtnm Sausage 5-12 az. Tt~rbHI lacart 27.5 Ll. PKG. Ground Beef $3999 . 5 LIS. OR MORE LB. . COL_ONIAL su,ar .. 25 L8. . lAG ~ ;25 LB. $ ... " Mt. Blend Coffee $:8' 99 80Z. · } JAR ' -· $399 DIET RIETE, CHERRY RC Martha White Flour .... 99C •· NESCAFE •PLAIN •SELF .RISING · . ., DIET OR REG. R.C. COLA . ·~ •' Sl_49 .: 9 5. l1lvs Dtp01it ' •• .' /' , ' . -. --- ............ - . .· =~ 5 P.M.• JO P.M. ~ SAVE ••• BUY THE CASE _...._Each $288 lAG ~ ~ .. I• . FALL MUMS 300 Seco>Jd A1ie>Jue · Gollipoli•, Ohio Seroed ,Monday, Sepl. 29 1hrou1h Friday, Ocr, 3 '• SEE STOlE FOI DETAILS LARGE, HARDY 53 COURT SIREEI GAlliPOliS, OHIO CLOSED ON SAnJRDAYS UNnL MOVE COMPLETED ·-----·-------------"' - COUPONS WITH $10.00 011011 ADDITIONAl PUICHASI $224.$1799 $524.$1724 12.99-123.99 l mey~~of~~~a~c~la~l~P~Iasl~lc~an~d~Reco=~n-d~;;~~~~No~w~l;;~~!!========= 1- . --;----"-·· DOUBLE MANUFACTURER'S Fl THE LINEN ··s·HOPPE l(y. Itllrlltoraoote I Clfl• Trroro • ,. NOW Bedspreads .... July 12, 1985, Doyle discoverEd a bolt liad sheared orr the starooard putter diJct - If tett ~leeted, the bolt Would have seYerely affected the reaction control iystem of ihe aircraft. ND LOCALLY AND INDEPENDENTLY OWNED · Shower Curtains 16.99-'22 .99 Read-Made DrQPes &. Priscilla Curtains '13.99-'42 .99 $1 049.$3224 A 1981 gradu ale of Gallia Scpl~mbrr 1986. Manhall Wooten Academv. hr ioinr'CI rhc Marine Following n?Cru ll !raining al Chad H. Wooten of Gallipolis and , Corps In Oclober 1982. Rl-cruil Training Command, OrMarshall W. Wooten of Cheshire lando. Fla .. stl' wUI receive formal have bolh recenlly enlisled into I he and applied !raining tri ttl' Navy Uniled States Navy as pan of the Daplme K. Heidtman Seaman •Apprenticeship Program. Navy's "Buddy" Plan for incomi ng Daphne K. Heidlman. lormcrlv In addlllon stl' has qualified tor recruits. of Alcxandrl<! . Ohio, and currrnlly tulllon assistance under the Navy Chad Is a I9S6 graduate of Kyger 'in r:;a lllpolis has enlisl ed inlo t~ Ca mpus for Achievement Program Crrek High School who ha s quali- Uniled Siales Naw. which pays up to ro percent of the fied for the Navy's Nuclear Power A 1984 wadual~ or Nonhridg£' cos1 of college expense. Addition· Pro~n"am. High School, ,Johns!own . Ohio and ally she will receive the Gl BUI MarsbaU. a 1986 waduaiE' of woo aNmO>d Rio Grandr CollegE' which provides S10.100 for Post Point Pl!'asant High School, will ~;11 rtrpart fo r Rt>rru il Training In Navy Educallon. receivE' formal and applied training in the Navy's Fireman Appren lice Program. Both Chad and Marshall The Down Under. Restaurant have hem guaranteed 10 undergo Recruit Training together and they offen incomparable "Start to Finish" dining also will both serve on lhe same wtth a p,/aJS of our selected Fine Wines duly station for the entire period of their enlistment as pan of their French Onion Soup Au Gratin "Buddy Program" guarantee. ()! MEAT SALE BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT. 29th Thru SAT., OCTOBER 4th BRAND MEAT REG. <llad Wooten & aircraft. The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- S-7 ALL WEEK . . I he coupE', requested by Mr. and lnW ar.r cnt. w. Va. TO MAKE ' ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE The maid of honor wore a tuB-length whisper taffela gown. The fitted bodice t>atured a sweetheart neckline trlmmcd with rosebuds<-. Her headpiece was a wreath df baby's breath and minlatuf(' roses with red and pink rtbbons.· She carried a spray of red roseS 'and baby's brealh, trimmed with pink ribbon. The bridesmaid WOJ'(' a tuUlength pink gown with a sweelheart neckline fitted at the 'Waist and wore a duster of red and white rosebuds . with baby's breath in her hair. She carrled a spray of red roses and baby's breath , rtmmed with ted ribbon. The bride's mother wore a 1ea length dress o1 periwinkle blue crepe with long sleeves trimmed with ootrich feathers. Themolherof the groom was in a mid-calf gray ' crepe dress featuring a dropped . waist ijlld long sleeves. The dinner recepton was held at Cesta's Golden Gate Restauranl. The bridal table wasdecorated with candelabra mhanced with red roses, baby's breath and Ivy. Out of town guests were registered from Cleveland, Columbus. and Pomeroy. Ohio; Chapel Hill. S.C.; Virginia and Wa shin~on , D.C. Dr. 1111(1 Mr.r: Frankli11 M. Ri:er The rehearsal dinner, hosled by I he groom's parenls, was held a1 The groom did undergraduat e where he 1s in practlcc'. Alberini's Restauranl. work al Ohio State University and His professional afQIIatlons in· The couple are residing at l&Jl graduated from the University of elude the American Medical AssoFederal Ave.. Apl . 6. West Los Cinci nnati School of Medicine. He elation. Amertcan College of SurAn~ les, Calif. h' at lhe University of geons. American Academy of The bride is a =aduate of cinterned F ~· allfornla, and did his residency In amily Pbyslclans, American ColUrsulm·e CoU<><>n of Nursm · a ·m -~' ~ general surgery at the University of lege ol Emergency PhYsicians, Pepper Pike. Ohio. She wa s Washington and In Otolaryngology American Academy of Otolaryngic formerly assistanl head nur>c in at Eastern VIrginia Graduate All lhe lnlermedia te car<· unil al Sl. ergy, Amertcan Academy of Medical School. He also completed Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Jos rph Rh·e rsid e Hos pil al. a Neurotology Fellowship at the Su"""ry, and the "'"" •--r!can Acad. .,. Justin D. Doyle Mariine Lance Cpl. Justin D. Doyle, son of Mike W. and Jo .A. Doyle ol 816 Flrsl Ave., Gallipolis. recently received a Certificate of Commendallon. . He received the cttallon for his outstandlnl! pertormance as an AV-8 Harrier Mechanic, Marine Anack Squadron 513, Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma. AZ. On JuJ:.v !i, 1985, during a high wind and thunderstorm condition, a workstand broke loose from Its chocks and was blown across the Oltlbt Une on a oolllston course with the nose 01 an aircraft. Obsetvlng the situation. Doyle' pursued the · Ml!'kslalid, catching and securing It betlre thl' stand could hit the PINCH, W.Va. -In the wedding of Lort Ann Euler to E. (ierald Stump on Aug. 16, names ri the groom's parents were tncoiTeCtly provided to this newspaper. His parerfts are James and Carol Sue Stump of Grantsville. W.Va. · Attendants at the receptlon. also not earner llstedl were the bride'~­ ,three aurits, Janet Roush, Mary Hlll and Jo Anne Eulf,!r. Sarva Ramak, · rishua RaJ indra and Anita Chapman the !!"ests. ·. . PRtCES REDUCE·D Out-of-town gul!sis included fam Ily and friends from Cincinnati, Dayton. AkJOn and CroWn City, Ohio; Murraysvllle, Export and Dawson, Pennsylvania: Bloomington. Indiana; Atlanta, Georgia and Alexandria. Virginia. The couple was honored by family and friends at a dinner party given at the oome a Mr. and Mrs. Gary Caldwell, Goshen, Ky. (Sisler and brother-in· law of the bride) . The bride was also honored ·wilh a dinner and soower given by Christl Dougherty, Phyllis Andres. and Janet Sears. The b\-ide Is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Adminlst rallon from the UniversitY of Loulsvllle. She is employed as an Adminlstrallve Assistant lor L.S. Ayres & Company. The groom holds a Bachelor of An s in Psychology/Sociology from Unlverslly of Cincinnati. Shaw also earned a Masters of Educalion in Psychology and Counseling from '(;uglielmi, Rizer exchange vows ..":.WARREN. Ohio - Maria Nl- Mrs. Vince Cerbara . Colette Gugllebnl, daughter of Mr. : [lnd Mrs Guy Gugliebnl, Warren. and Dr. Franklln M. Rizer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin , Rizer. fomeroy. were united in marrlage on Feb. 8 in Christ Our King Church lVIth the Rev. Bernard Vacca · ~neiatlng at the-. QoublP-Iing ceremony. ~- Tonia Guglielmi sister of the bride was maid of honor, and Dr. t\futsa Rizer, sister of the groom. was bridesmaid. · Dr. Walter Schroeder was besl inan. Mark Hannuksela, cousin of the bride, was usher and seating · guests was Antoony Marchese. Music was provided by John Gullano. Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore an ivory slipper satin Door-length gown with a basque bodice and natural wlstllne, high neckine, sheer yoke adorned with re-ernbroldered ' alencon lace and seed pearls. It featured leg-omunon sleeves, and an A-line skin with beaded alencon lace scallops at the hem. falling into a chapel length train. The briide wore a pouf and fingertip-length veil ol lmponed sUk Illusion gathered 10 a headpiecf' of Iridescent leaves enhanced wilh a side cluster of sUk flowers and pearl sprays. Shecarrted a cascade of calla lilies and English ivy ~rented wilh :~·s breal h and r grandmot r s rosary ent wined through I he bouquet. She a Iso carried a handkerchief. "'ven by her aunt who carried at "'' h her lewedredding. T e bhrlde presenled sing roses to er mother and 10 the mother of the groom. The I be papaI bless l ng was stowed upon of Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. September 28, 1986 Correction ·Correction of Douglas ·E. Shaw JUlie 7 LOUISVII.LE, Ky. - Jill Ar\11 GalewOOd, qa'lghter d. Dorothy ani! Melvb! Gatewood, Route 2, Crown Ctty, and Douglas E. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mr$. -Edward · Shaw of Muny,svUie, PennSylvania,' were married on Saturday, June 7. at St. Paul UnitEd Metbodlst Church In Loulsvllle, l(y, The dOuble-rtng ceremony Was performed by Dr. Emil McAdamst'of Louisville. Dr. Jim Meador also dellvered a ITIESSage during the service. Organ music for the ceremony includ!'d selections from Bach. as w~ll as "~ Wedding Song." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a tea•length, Ivory lace l!llwn. accented with satin rlllbon. She also wore a matching beaded hat, with fingertip vell. The bride earned an assoned bouquet or yellow, pink alid lavender Holland Oowers, sprinkled with stephanotis. . The brides mother wore a long-sleeve dress of aqua blue sUk, with matching accessoriles. Her corsage was a mixture ol pink and yellow Holland flowers. The groom's mother wore a two-piece yellow Unen suit. Mrs. Chrlstla Dougherty oiLoutsvllle was matron of honor. Ste)1lanle Elizabeth Shaw of Louisville was brldesmald to her new stepmother. Megan Caldwell, the I:"lde's niece, was flower girl. September 28. 1986 ' .....--.-..~~-·~·------ ·-"" '!"f'''r''"" _'" I , __..,._._,_.. . . . . . . , ... ,• .,_ '. !I �.. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. 28.·19Bif ., .i ~~·~ .' ' . Detroit hopes to maintain jinx over Cleveland be - -. And, mcst everybody these days enjoys yard and 1'\lmmage sales. A oouple of churches' will be hold such events durtng the week. 1o Middleport, the Eleanor Circle wlll mld a r11 mmage sale frQm 9 a.m. to 4 p.m , roth Thursday and Friday at the Heath United Methodtst Church. MeanWhile, upriVer a yard sale will be held by the Hazel Communlty Church on Wednesday thfougb ~urday at the Bob Fitch reSIdence, between Portland and Long BOttom. Proceeds from that sale will go towards remodf>llng of the church. 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Similarly, Browns head coach Marty Schottentei· mer says hiS team's 31-26 vlctory In the last ~ling with the Lions- Sept. 11, 1983- has little significance for Sunday's clash at Cleveland Stadium. Sblce Rogers became head ooach In 1984, 25players who were on the then 49-man roster have departed. The Cleveland trtumph three years ago was led by quarterback Brian Slpe (now 'retlred) and running back Mike Pruitt (since traded to Kansas City I. Lions quarterback Gary Danielson, who led a fourthquarter comeback against Cleveland, now is a member of the Browns and Is on lnju red reserve. "I'd love to be able to play against Detroit," said Danielson, who has a fractured left ankle. "But the team has changed so much, I don't think my knowledge of their ways really would be a factor anymore . "Both teams are better than their 1-2 records. I know that much. Both have struggled, and that' s why I anticipate a great game." Detroit running back James Jones, whose team is a nine- point underdog, believes that playing on Cleveland Stadium's natural turf wW help. "It'll be nice to have a grass field that won't leave your knee's aching at game's end," said Jones, who has rushed 65 times for 271 yards and tour touchdowns. "That rnlght help us play more consistently. "In our loss (a 24-20 decision to Tampa Bay) last week, I felt that we did come out with some valuable experience. We've lost both our starting guards (Chris Dieterich and Keith Dorney) to injurtes, and we picked up Harvey Salem I from Houston) to help.' ' Rogers said Salem rnlght play Sunday, tlit added he would like to see quarterback Eric Hipple t49 of il for 504 yards. three Interceptions and no touchclownsl "needs .to he mere consistent." "Eric has not been consistent," said the Lions coach. "Sure, he had (a club record) 31 completions against the Bucs but It came to naught because we didn't win. "We thblk he's an exceptional person to have because he's tough and can take tte pounding. Potential. though is one thing and execution's ' .• In service • Matt!J:!w A. Knox Manhew A. Knox, of Ewington. haJ. enll$ted blto the United States Nf'iY. He IS scheduled to undf>rgo · Recruit Tralnblg at Naval Training Center. Great Lakes. Ill .. In October . .1986 and subsequent trabllng In the N~vy Fireman Apprenticeship Program. The llreman apprenticeship pro· ·gr11m Is an enlistment q~llon In !he mechanlcal!machlnery areas. Ullder the p:-ogram he will receive IJ'Iiellcal and applied training in all areas of mechanical, machinery ·and electrical repair. 1Je anended Vinton County High Sc'hool and Buckeye Hills Career Center. David W. Greene David W. Greene of Route I , Ewlngton, has enliSted into the Ul\lled States Navy . 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The loss drops Findley , which fumbled lour limes to 2·2. Thiel 12, Jom Carroll 7 GREENVILLE, Pa. (UP!) Tim Messersmith kicked two field goals Saturday to lead Thiel (Pa.l to a 12·7 victory over John Carroll in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game. Allegheny 10, Oberlin 0 OBERUN. Ohio (UP!) -Allegheny tailback Eddie Taybr rushed for ffi yards on 16 carries Saturday to lead t;'l' Gators to a 10·0 North Coast Athletic ConfermCP victory over Oherlin. Allegheny improved to 1·2 overall, and 1·1 in theNCAC. Oberlin fell to 2-1 overall and 1-lln league play. Dayton 42, Samilrd 6 DAYTON. Ohio tUPii - Ful· lback Dave Jones and taill:ack Andre Collins combined for 262 yards rushing as Dayton rolled to a 42-6 victory Saturday over Samford (Ala.). Dayton Is now 4-0. while Samford dropped to 1·2. Boston has share of division crown Ba;TON tUP]) -Dwight Evans belted a two-out solo homer In the fifth inning and Bruce Hurst Hred a six-hitter Saturday. helping the Boston Red Sox clinch at least a tie for the American League EasHitle wlth a 2·0 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. The decision reduced t!J:! Red Sox' magic number for ,llnchlng the division title 1o one. A victory against the Blue Jays Sunday would put Boston in the playoffs for the !lrst time since 1975. Hurst, J.3.7, fanned nine, lnchid· lng Jesse Barfield to end the game, and didn't walk a batter to posl his fourth consocutlve complete game. He Is 5-0 In September. It was his 11th complete game of the season. Jim Clancy, 14·13, w.~s the bser despite allowing only five hits. Tigers I, Y111lcees 0 NEW YORK (UP!) - Lany Herndon singled home Lou Whl· Iaker !rom second In the lOth Inning Saturday, giving Jack MOrris his 20t.h vlctory and helping tre l);>trolt Tigers eliminate New York !rom !he division race with a 1·0 triumph over the Yankees. By MICHAEL BURNS CINCINNATI (UP!) ~ The placards for this one should read: "The Defense c1the '9Js vs. The O!!ense c( the 'IK)s:.. ' . . Chicago's vaunted Bear defense laces !he task of halting the Bengals' high-tech c1fense Sunday wren Chicago makes Its !lrst-ever appearance at River· front Stadium. And each coach has been most complimentary about the opposition's strength this week: "They don't have a vulnerable spot," Bengal Coach Sam Wyche said o! the Bears' defense . "They're more sound defensively this year. A year ago, trey would just overpower you. Now they have rmre discipline. A year or two ago they would leave people w\oovered. They don't do that anymore." IJhlcago Coach Mike Dllka said the Bengals' _multlple-!ormatiOn, trlck·play offense keeps· !he SPOR.l-·SMI~TS ' ·' The Lions defense is third· worst in NFL against the rush. but fifth -best against the pass. · "We control the stats by our play," says Jail'S. "The message is clear- work and a team and you'D win as a team. Everybody just has to do his share. Or more. quarter. Another Utah fumble, this one on the Ohio State :~1. led to another Buckeye score. with Cooper again going in from two to cap a 67-yard drive in 9 plays. Utah's only first half mints came on a 42-yard field goal by Andre Guard!. who also ki cked another 42-yarder in third quartt>r: Ohio State led 31 -3 at the hall. Cooper also scored Sf('Ond half TDs on 7 and 2-yard runs. while Workman's t !Tee touchdowns ca mp oo a 13-yard pass from quarterback Jim Ka rsatos. a 2· yard run and a 9-yard run . · Karsatos completed 15 of 22 passes for 224 yards. whil e Utah's Larry Eggt>r was 22 of 42 for 215 yards and two interceptions. · Ohio State' s 71!i tota l yards broke tte previous Buckt>ye record of li44 set in 1974 against Iliino is. It also was only 13 yards sey of the total number of yards the Buckeyes had In !heir first three games. Michigan 00 FLU IX ANN ARBOR. Mich . iUPII - Pat Moons broke a tie late in the third quarter with a 32-yard field goa l Saturday and Michigan 's belea guered defense limited Chip Fergu son to 73 yards passing to lead thE' fourth- ranked .WoM!rlnes ·to a ~18 triumph over No. 20 Florida State. Before a crowd of 105.507. Mlchil(an improved It s Homecom· big Day record undf>r Bo Schembechler to !8-0 by shutting out thP Seminoles after intermission until the !Ina! seconds in the Initial meeting between the teams. Michl· gan. 3-0, dropped Florlda State to 1· 2·1 as Thomas Wilcher clinched the decision with a 7-yard touchclown run \\1th I : 27 remaining that put Michigan ahead :ll-10. Florida State reserve quarterback Danny McManus found Herb Gainer for a :.D-yard score with 16 seconds left and added a t WO·P>inl conversion pass to Pat Carter for lte final margin . Penn State tl, ECU 17 UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. !UP! I - Senior John Shaffer threw two touchdown passes Saturday t> help No. 6 Penn State hand East Carolina its 131 h straight kiss with a -12·17 rout of the Pirates. Kentucky :n. ClnclMatl 00 CINCINNATI I UP! I - David Johnson returned an interception \f> yards for a touchdown and Chrts Chenault returned an interception fl5 yards for another TO to pace Kentucky to a 37-20 win over Cincinnati Saturday. Marc Logan rushed99yardsrnl4 carries and sec red a touchdown on a !-yard run to help Kentucky boost its record to 2-0.l The Wlldcatsalso scored TDs on Blll Ransdell's 15-yard .pass lo Joe Cuny and 010 Andy Murray's !-yard run . Joe Worley added a 45-yard field goal. Cinclnnall dropped to 2·2. The game was played before a record Cincinnati crowd of 36,:ru. Mlrris, 20-8, jobled Boston's Roger Clemens. Mllwaukl!e's Ted Higuera and Los Angeles' FernandJ Valenzuela as the only 20-game winners In the majors. Morris pitched 10 Innings for his 14th complete game, allowing four hits while strildng out eight and walking two. Cubs 3, Cardinals 3 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Ryne Sandberg's two-run triple hlghllgh· tedafour·run!OthlnnlngSaturday, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 5-3 vlctoryovertreSt. LoulsCardlnals. . Pitt crushes West Virginia By POHlA SMlTH UPI Sports Wriler Tte oo tbu rst began with Heyward's touchdown 5:48 Into !he second period. and ended with Congcml''$, TD run 2:ll Into the final quarter< PTITSBURGH tUPl i - John Congcrnl passed for 200 yards and three first-half touchdowns and ran for another score Saturday to lead Pittsburgh to a 48-16 rout of West VIrginia. The victory was Pitt's most lopsided triumph against the Moun· talneers since a 52-7 romp in 1978. Cangemi completed 16 d :ll passes with ooe Interception. He threw touchclown passes d 66 yards to Blliy OsiDm, 20 yards to Hosea Heard and 31 yards to Keith Tinsley. Cangemi carried the ball ftve times l>r 62 yards. scoring on a 7· yard run. OsiDm also completed a ll· yard touchdown pass on an q~tion pay to Veroon Kirk. and Craig Heyward scored on a 2· yard pungc. Jell VanHorne kicked Deld goals of 42 and 19 yards andslx extra poblts for ll'l' Panlhers, 2-1-1. West Virginia, 2-2. scored on a 43-yard field goal by Charlie Baumann In !he first quarter, Mike Timko 's ll-yard second· quarter touchdown pass to Harvey Smith, and Pat Ranoolph's 7-yard run In ll'l' Dna! period. Baumann missed ll'l' second o! his two extra-point kicks. West VIrginia closed to 14-10 early In the second quarter when Timko l>und Srnlthstreakingdown PAN'IHERS SCORE - Pill's Craig Heyward lives ewer West the rnlal)e c1 he !leld. VIrginia's l'mlton Waters for a second quarter touchdown Saturday. Pltttren went on a31·polntspree, 'The Pant!J:!rs romped, 48-16. (Ul'l) scoring on-six straight possessions. · · • Bengals high-scoring offense tests Bears defense today WRANGLER Complltil HIIICti<m of atyltl. ln1ulated coveralls. blenket and quilt lined j ackete . an c1 c:oata, hoods, lined Vtltl, lined or unlined bib overalls. Slzea for everyone including regular, talla and allortl: half action In IIJ:! Orange Bowl Saturday. 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OCT. 8 8:30·8:30 ., The other Buckeye TD came on a 34-yard pass from from backup quarterback Tom Tupa to split end Everett Ross. Bryant, a 6-foot. 212-pound freshman, got Ohio State off to a quick start after the openblg kickoff. He carried four consecutlvee times for , 25, 11 , 30 and 1 yards In a 4-play. 67 -yard drive to give the Buckeyes a 7·0 lead. . Afumble by Utah's Greg Holder -on the following kickoff gave Ohio State the ball on !he Utes' 48. The Buckeyes went 48 yards In 10 plays to make it 14-- 0 on a 2-yard run by Cooper with 8:28 still left in lhe first SPORTSWEAR SALE · By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPII Vince Workman rushed lor 168 yards and Jim Bryant. making his first collegiate start, 145 and fullback GeorgE' Cooper scored fou r touchdowns to power Ohio State to a 64-6 victory over outmanned Utah Saturday afternoon. Workman. who lost his sta rting tailback spot to Bryant this week. soored three Buckeye touchclowns and Bryant one as Ohio Stat e evened its record at 2·2. Utah fell IO •'Auto. color •Auto . contr81t •Super Accufiltar black matrix picture tube •Auto . fine tuning . i:CAIE D~CORA liNG ~ > ' Many many solid colora and v.a· riagatad colors. 3V. ounca skeins. 4. ply moth-proof. non-allergenic . Classes J ·RCA 19" COLOR TV • : ' RIO GRANDE - A Gymanfa )V!Jibeheldat NeboChurch.Sunday ~ 10 a.m. Rev. Maxwell Ri*ti·'WUI speak Sunday, with 8epnons by Rev. Gomer Jenkins 'and Rev. G. John Richards. • ~ I.' Cleveland has the fifth -worst rushblg attack in the NFL. the nexl-to-worst defense against the run and the fourth-worst defense overall. Schottenheimer says the return of luUI:ack Kevin Mack (10 rushed for 50 yards and two TD'sl. who miSsed two games with a shoulder Injury, will help · earnest Byner (43-90) and Curtis Dickey 119-77;. In addition, a switch in linebackers is expected to help solve some short-yardage and goal-lme situatiOns on defense. MIAMI, Fla. (UP! I - The nation's second ranked college loolbaU learn, Miami of Florida, led top-mUd Oaklahoma, :!S-10, mid way In lhe final quarter at the Orange Bowl here Saturday even· In g. IT PAYS TO TAK£ ADVANTAGE OF THE SALES AT ELBERFELiJ~i; EXt:.ELLENT .SELECTIONS OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE -COURTEOUS, ~ALESPEOPLE TO HELP .YOU SELECT WHAT YOU WANT :G}'manfa set i~. (tCJf.t ' Y, SEPTEMBER 30th tandem.' ' "We'll use Chip Banks instead of Anthony GriggS lD those Instances." said Schottenheimer. "That'll let Chip do what he does best - hit. Also, It'll give Anthony the chance to focu s on our defense in genera l. " Cleveland's passing game. which has featured Byner 118- 1901 and wide receivers Brian Brennan (10-134 -1 touchdown> and Reggie Langhorne (7-17611. may be hun should tight end Ozzie Newsome be unablE' to play . Newsome t5421 is questionable wilh a a sore shou lder. and his pass-catching streak c1101 games as well as hi s playing streak of 124 games are I'! jeopardy. . "We'd like to have OzziP. but we just won't kn0\11 unt il this weekend."' savs Kosar. "Everyone knows how sure-handed he is.·and how much he means Ill Buckeyes explode, rip Utah 4. CONTINUES THRbUGH another. All of us, not just Eric. have to work heMcr together." The LIOn$' passing attack boasts widE> receivers Carl Bland (13 catches for 121 yards) and Jeff Chadwick (10- 189) . Detroit is fifth-best in the league against the pass. but \\10 be hampered should cornerback Bobby Wadkins- hobbled with a sore foot -be sldf>ilned . "You have to take advantage of every edge yoo can get," said Cleveland quarterback Bernie Kosar. who is 62-of-106 for 762 yards, two TD's and ooe interception. "We've been strugglblg offensively at times and defensively at times. We must work in •• • :. •• <I defense thlllklng, "This is proliilbty the be(lt team, overall, we've faced so tar, because they have the rest ct1ense," sald Iiltka., (The Bears have beaten Cleveland, Phlladel· phla lllld Green Bay In posting a 3-0 record.) "It's not so mlich you have to thlnkabOutlt," Dttka said, "you have to;stop It obce you're done thlnldng about it." · The Bears and BengalS have played only twice. most I'I!CI!ntly In 19fll, and the Bengals won roth ' games, both c1 which were played In ChiCago. . In a ~l'l! !rom lhe usual p-egame posturing, Wyche was blunt In his appratsal o! the Bengals' chan~. "U\Ye do not play as weUaswecanpay, wewUI nor beat this club," Wyche said. "We have to play one c1 those games where we . play exceptional !ootbaD. smart footl!all, anticipating football. This (Chicago I '' !sa great team that can beat anybody In this league." , The Bengals, 2·1, relied oo a ball-ronttol c1fense to ~at Cleveland last week, and lbey also abandlred the no-huddle and spUI·huddle gadgets Wyche has Implemented. But Wyche Indicated Cincinnati w1ll use more gimmicks against the Bears. Ditka said the huJTy·UP offense Won't rattle hls teiiJ!I . "They can do what they want ID do, tlJI eventually they've got to come out to the line d. scrtmmage and JJne up. It's our job as a defense to understand what they're In and play the defense," Dttka said. Chicago quarterback Jim McMahon is expocted to play for the !lrsl lime since he s~tly separated his shoulder the !lrst week c1 the season. In the two games be ml.aaed, the Bears sco~ ooly three touchdowns. "He Is 100 percent, except you never kr.ow wha~ happens In the heat c1the game,lf ~lakes a hit rn t!J:! shoulder the wrong way," Dltka said. "We need him In there 1o go up against a good Cineblnatl football team.'' Because o! a scheduling quirk, the Bengals w111 have had 10 days c1! since their last game (at Cleveland last Thursday), while !he Bears wUI be playing on only six days rest, having faced Green Bay, Monday night. Dllka discounted tbe disparity In p:-eparatlon time; saying the long break could help or hurt the BengaiS, and Wyche mlde similar remarks. : "Everyone gives that rmre credit than It's worth,": Wyche said. "We couldn't start flnallzlng our game· plan until Tuesday morning. There's always the : danger that they'll get their minds d.f footbaD and aet' out of rhythm." ., �/ Paga ., C-2-The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel September 2.8 . 1986 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Pomeroy- PPHS wins first; Wahama 2nd straight ·: Oaks -win 20-6; Coen feels KC Bobcats will bounce back ' By JIM WEiDEMOYER 'llmee&ndnel staff CHESHIRE- Kyger Creek High School f09tbaU coach Mel Coen said .he- Is -not worried the sputtering offense which resulted Ina mlslead· ing 20.6 loss to visiting Oak HUI Frtday night Is Indicative ct things to eome. His team, 3-2, will bounce back from Its second straight Southern Valley Athletic Conference loss, he said, despite the fact that his offense h~ one of Its most successfUl nights and came away empty on several scoring opportuntles Frljlay. ·The Bobcats offense had little problem moving the ball, roBing up 219 yards rushing, but turned the ball over to greedy Oak HlU five times. Two turnovers. an interception and tumble, kllled Kyger Creek scortrlg threats and two others, both Interceptions, resulted in 12 Oak Hill points. "1 can't figure it out," Coen said, "we've usually been taking advantage of our opponents mistakes. Tonight it was them capital !zing on ours." For the first lour weeks of the season, the Bobcats took advantage of every mistake, miscue, fumble and interception by its opponent to roll to a 3-1 start. Friday they found themselves on the other end ct the stick. But Coen said he has little worries his squad will bounce hack from Friday's disappointing outcome. "This team has character and they are a bunch of good kids ," Coen said. "They'll bounce back. we know we should have scored when we had those chances. We just need to get back to practice and work hard this week." The Bolxats drove to the Inside the Oak Hlll 35-yardli'nethreettmes In the first half Frld'ay; rut came away with nothing. Kyger Creek tallied nine first dom~S in the first 24 minutes while the defense limited the Oaks to one. Oak Hlll had no <ifens!ve pJnch in the first half but scored two touchdowns, utU!z!ng the open-field Symmes Valley hands SHS fourth setback in five games By SOO'IT WOLFE Tbnes-Senllnel Staff RACINE - Behind the four· to~chdown, 135-yard rushing performance of junior tailback Donnie Craft, the Symmes Valley VIkings broke open . a close 16-7 halftime score to blitz the Southern TornadOes 32-13 here Friday In an SVAC fir:)ii contest. : ~mmes Valley upped its r<rord ts. 3-2 overall and 2-0 Inside bop ~ay, while Southern leU to 14 and (1,>2. ; For Southern It was another case ~ "almost" or "what could have heen", but lor the VIkings it was a glorious, hard-fought battle. · After Southern struggled early at the hands of a bulky, well eicperienced Symmes Valley defensive unit (running just thr~ ftrst period plays). the Vlke's took over cil their second possession to hit paydlri at the 4:42 mark In the oi>enlng round. That score came when power hack Donnie Craft waltzed Into the endzone from four yi)rds out, then watched as O..lano I!ryant plunged In for the tWO·IXlint ronvers!on. :The play capped a 71-yard drive, hjghllghted by runs 22 and:!! yards bit ·the Craft. ' ::In the waning moments of the opEning round and throughout the second period. Southern reached intO· its bag of tricks and also !liitiated a passing game to break uO-a !().man SV defensive line. :A:lter an SHS punt, SV marched <l.'l :yards to payd!rt, again reaching ihl!-endzCile on an 11-yard passing pia)' to Craft with 2:32 Jefl In the s.rond round. Craft also added the extras ilr a 16-0 SV lead. :·!The Tornadoes buckled down as ttie first hall neared a close, ~ting to perfection an aggressive running game and surprise ~ng game. A 17-yard pass from Pek> Roush to Chris Stout set up a !lrst and :!! situation as time E'iapsed quickly toward the inter- mission. Two consecutive pass pays stopped the clock with six s<ronds -remaining, setting the stage lor a twenty-yard nimble by Pete Roush. The hard-nosed running back dropped hack to pass. rut found only a b!!tztng Symmes Valley line. Roush eluded his tacklers and broke into day!!ght , where he !!terally deceived the entire VIking team as he raced in lor the score. A Mark Porter kick pulled SHS to !6-7 at the half as time ran out. As history seemingly repeated itself. Southern moved the ball very well to begin the third frame, penetrating Into Va!!ey territory with a third and seven situation left for a score. Pete Roush dropped back and !ired a perfect spiral to Mike Amos in the endzone, however, a clipping penalty nuUll!ed the play and e!!minated the soore. A third quarter drive resulted in an early fourth period score for SV as Craft meandered untouched into the endzone for another score, adding the extra points, the score row 24·7. Craft again hit the mdzone at the 5:36 mark; Bryant added the extras fi:>r a 32-7 score. Southern made things respecta ble with 2: 16 left as Roush fired a bullet to sure-handed Chris Stout in the endzone. The 43-yard TD score pJUed SHS to 32·13 as the PAT run failed. Craft led aU rushers with a 25-135 rushing nlght and four ID's, followed ~ Gary Walters with 15-63 and O..lano Bryant with 2-37. Southern's Fl?te Roush again had a good night, rushing for 73 yards on 13 carries. Scott Burris, who had a great game both offensively and defensively, was 8-29. Stout was the leading receiver with 2·10r·OO yards and Amos 2-11. Burris led all SHS tackles with eleven unassisted and five assisted, while Tlm Smith added 10. Bo Willis and Todd Lisle had eight each. Department S 8 119 15 6 0 70 189 Firs! downs .. Yards ru shing.. Pass attempt s. . Completions. .. Intercepted by .. Yards passing..... .... Tot al yards.......... .. r-~~~~--- ~~~ : Save now on STIHL qualtv! 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Wahama overcame an early lit up the scoreboard with a 33-yard touchdown pass from Roger RDusb Ravenswood touchdown and turned to Chet Horton, a 53-yard run by the Red O..vils away on fo ur , CharliE> Kinnaird, and an 11-yard close to2-2the goalsuffering Hne . Ravenswood, after rumblE> by Ryan Bordman to occasions their second straight thr~ ·point breeze by HurricanE> 21-7. After ll scoreless first quarter the setback, received the game's openBig Blacks opened the scoring with ing kickoff and marched 41 yards in the Roush to Horton scoring pass, seven plays to take a 6-0 lead. cubninating a more-than 11\. Jerald Hesson ran over from six yards out for the score. The minute, 92-yard drive. Hurricane, winless in four out· j:Oint-after kick was blocked by !ngs, fought hack to take the lead Dale Smith. Midway through the second with 4: 10 remaining, marching 83 period. the Red Devils threatened yards. Tommy Turner broke loose and dashed 76 yards for the score. to score again. After r.rovering a Midway through the third period, fumbled punt on the Waharna 31. Kinnaird took a handofl form Ravenswood advanced to the nine Roush, dashed up the middle, cut but Smith blocked the 30-yard left, and outraced a trio of field-goal attempt. White Falcons quarterback Sean Hurricane defenders into the corner of the endzone. An Insurance Gibbs generated an 00-yard drive, touchdown was added late in the connecting on four passes. Gibbs final period on a nine-play, 58-yard, connected on a 49-yard pass and a time-consuming drive. poilshed off third-down and 25 , 27-yarder for the score. The run for the IX'ints after by Bordman's score. Hurricane's TurnE>r was game· failed, leaving the game ded locked high rusher with 155 yards on 17 6-6 at halftime. In the second hail. the Red O..vils carries. Kinnaird led the Big Blacks ground attack with 120 yards on 16 drove down to the 11 -yard line; but attempts. Bordman added 'flyards. -------------1 Through the air, Roush com· pleted 10 of 17 passes for 120 yards: Horton was on the receiving end of lour passes for 60 yards. Mike Barton caugttt four for 35 and Marlin sophomore David Supple two lor 35. Point Pleasant rolled for 249 Model GA222 .......... S7 4. 95 yards total offense and limited 22 col. semi-automatic rille Hurricane to 147 yards on the with 4 power scope ground and 35 via ttle air. The Big H&R Blacks recovered two tumbles and blocked one punt. Single Shot ............ S69. 95 r;:::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::;; I;IC!C!bdk i5 0 0 Punts ............. ..... .. ..... .. 3-26 the ball hack . and polished off a·. smrt six-play, 35-yard drive with a:. two-yard touchdown run ~ Chris Vogel to close the gap to 12,.;. KCHS · junior tailback David Pettry led all rushers with 91 yards. The Oaks offense finally got . untracked late In the third perlld,· finally scoring on a quarterback :: sneak by Eric Faye, culminating a : «J-yard drive with 4:40 remaining In the contest. Both squads continue SVAC . action next week as the Oaks host . Southern. 1-4• .Friday night and :·: Continued on C-3 Stlhl 028 Super with 16" bar 5 240 2 0 Fumbles.. Lost fumbles .... ...... .... .... 5-VaUey . . waning S<£Onds of the half. Kyger Creek totally dominated the first half, holding the Oaks, 4-1, to negative three yards rushing whtle amassing 1216 of their·own. "We didn't play that well," Oaks first -year coach Jeff Cbnroy said, "we just carne up wtth the big play whenwereededlt. Thatsthesign<i a good team, when you don't play too well but st!U win." The second half was much of the same as Kyger Creek ~ived the opening kickoff and marched to the Oaks six-yard Une but tumbled. Four minutes later, the Bob:ats MEN'S LC 4600 STATIS11al Penal liPs . .. . . . . . . .. . . . moves of junior split end/defensive back Brian Howell. Howell scored both touchdowns. The :>-loot-10 155-pounder held on to a defelected pass and raced 63 yards for the contest's first score midway through tIE opening period. Howell Intercepted a pass by Bob:at quarterback Tom Waugh, returning it 83 yards for a score. The interception was the S£Cond of three for Howell. He set up his touchdown pass with an lntercep· tlon In the first quarter. Kyger Creek managed two lengthy drives, marching to the Oaks' 25 and two-yard lines, but came away with rothing in the first half. The first drive ended on an interception and time ran outoo the Elolxats as they attempted to run a third and goa! from the two in the Ohio - Point Pleasant, W. Va. PH.942-3081 '29.99 '35.99 '37.99 '39.99 '39.99 '40.99 '42.99 '43.99 '42.99 1 44.99 '46.99 '48.99 I STIIL·IILTID RADIAL ALL SIASON WIUTEWALL IP••~~· 'H.tt na~m~a•· '4t.tt IPUI-111· . . . . . Plllmlll· 'IZ.tt •a.tt 'U.n �• • ~ •' >~-~~~~~~f' cg.~4~'Thl~ · ~S~...,~~~.di:JY611m~=·•~-Sen~tin~·~ei~=;;::::=~P~a~:m:•~o~y~-~Mi~'ddi=MIPOI=rt~-~Ga~ - ~H~ipo:lil=·~·O~h~io~~;;!tein~·~t!PI:e~asan~t~W~.V~a~.==========S~ept~em~be~rJ2~8~.~19~8~6 r- fSouthwestem scores early, ·often .enroute to 4~0- ·victory . . By SCOTl' WOLFE nr-&aiiDel Staff EAST MEIGS - Since the first : game of the season Coach Jack • James' Southwestern Highlanders , have been doing exactly wha\ thelt : head coach has "ordered"; . improve. · Southwestern's steady Improve: ment reached its plnac1e Friday · evmlngasthehustllngHighlan~rs : rolled over host Eastern, 44-0. An outstanding lfD.yard, four: touchdown outrurst from senior : tanback AndY Halslop paced a : weU-roundedSWHSattack.Harvey <(g: E~a~~~=in~~y:: ~~~Thii!t~:;r~ t~::~~;_s~~~~!~~~ ~ : · The scoring parade began in the While.Mark Griffin did a good job Southwestern's !ina! score came N ~.g_~ ~=~-:s.!: lf='"u:!l~·~ ~ : ~=~. Slat': s~ '1 9 ~ ' Yards pi.SSI!lt( .. ........ 2 .. .. .. .... 0 n 7!'i Ill ' Tooal yonti ......... .. . ............ .. ...... ... :132 : Fumbles . I 2. 9°/o APR Continues ::1:1 ~ THRU OCT. 8 CD 0., 5 ,.SlJUTH~(S\£.R~ ~ · · · · · · · ~ ~~ ~ :::; ~u ~ pv~~- ~n t _qr _',.t__l· ;J·SVAC standmgs : . l lf. l"'" 'I ti::;;;.m Chevrolet-Oklsmobile 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS S 1 g:L-.__.....____4_4_6_·3_6._7_2--~~--~~~~ 1 <r %s·z- d'cf %s·z r:, ALLGAMD! '#. <( \::.:: · · • • • • •· ;~~ .~~ :i 00 1986 MODEL COUNTDOWN . ~ ' : :, COlTI.pipllons P" ' Anr mP<S ............ . . ............... ............. ............. ......... ..!2i ' Friday's scores · ; ~ Don't buy till you;ve se,en ou_ r stock. ~ a:j GOO I SELECTION/B-'EST DEALS ~~ :1 SW-EHS stats... ' lntert'epled by '. . GET IN oN ,.·H The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-c:s -.~Blue Devils post fifth grid · ~;.vict9ry; Athens next opponent \ good passes, the EHS defense 34-yard ruDettoChrls Bryant In the completed 2 of 3 t>r ro, late In the seven. Dan Tripp liad tne sack. continued to stumble. Matters endzone. The-five play, 85-yard game.. · Hllisbl! 'led tbe wln~ . with where further complicated by the. drive ended tbe srortng at 44-0. Eastern's Jell Johnson led the seven taCkles, while Riel~ Hal,slop determination d a hu!;!! SWHS Halslop's 155 . yards - led all EHS ground game with 7·16. Steve had a tumble recovery; a~~d ' tlle defensive line. rushers. a.rts Bryant had three Horner paced the EHS receiving elder Halslop and Harvey Burnett With nine minutes remaining In receptions for 45 yards lor the department with 1\\0 receptions for had Interceptions. the second canto Halslop hit the winners. Burleson connected on 51>. · Eastern Is 1-4 overall, ().2 n the endzonefortbethlrdtlme; this time seven of 12 passes for 72 yards. Jeff Jotmson had 13 tackles for SVAC. while Southwestern weighs oo an 18-yard scramble. Harvey Freshrnl,'ll quarterback Josh Ruff Eastern and Jay Reynolds had il) at 41, 2-0 In the SVAC. Burnett added the PAT. rpiliiiii.ijiii.lliiiiiiiiiiiiliili.l.i---------~-.-~~·llli~""'!'~~~-~~*~"":"~, The next SWHS touchdown was 2.9% APR - 2.9% APR - 2.9% APR - 2.9% APR - 2.9% APR set. up by Eastern's second costly · 1 miscue; 'a fumble on the 20-yard I ' line was recovered the HighlandN ers'RickyHalslop. SWHSmarched . ~ , .~ • · theremalnlngdlstanceandHalslop ...... yard out, then added thePATforan s.o score. The drive took s1x plays and covered 54 yards. At the 3:09 mark, Halslop again hit theendzonefromslxyardsootto cap a 68-yard drive. Justy Burleson drilled a short pass to Charles Stanley lor the PAT and a 1~ score. While Eastern was suffering its offensive woes, Southwestern kept theEHSturfslzzllnghotasltblazed a traU to another score with 42 seconds remaining in the initial frarne. JoeBryanthilpaydlttfrom eight yeards away, but the extras Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. . ;8eptember 28, 1986 - t:td'cf %s·z - t:td'cf %s·z - Yd'cf '• %s·z '#.. ... ::~~W .. ~ ........ .. .. ~ 4 L1 P~ 0~ ,---~A~ND~Y~HAJS~~LO~P-----~JU~S~TY~B~lJRLES~~~!N~_ _llloo!illlli....iii-.iiiiiiiil-i.i.iii.oii-IIJiiiiiii--!i--!"''!!liilii.IJI!!I'I-....~-1111111!~-- :• Southwestern ........... 4 ~~ North Gallia .... .. ...... 3 :~ Kyger Creek ............ 3 ·~ Symmes Valley ........ 3 ::Hannan Trace .... .. .... 2 · :• Eastern ............... .... 1 ;:Southern .............. ... 1 ·: SVAC Only :~ TEAM Sale prices In effect September 25 through October 1, 1986. ----~ 1 !ll 27 I 55 44 2 55 51 2 100 87 2 86 65 4 34 146 4 ta 132 • 11p Always replac~eplace the stat when yo':t could save wate~ pumpd. money later. youumean Valvoline Purolator f01r30 llmlt2 11mlt 1Zquerta 2 door coupe, gray metallic, automatic, door edge guards, cruise control, tilt wheel, AM·FM radio, power antenna. II'MI7. 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From 23.95 llem•nufactured .. 29.95 32.95 lnlegral Alternators -tmemodel ' Glhppllclltona $10,622 1986 MONTE CARLO Reg.1.39 #AS111 t1i.lh·i1il ,., -~==~~:==~~ ~~· $11,884 2door coupe, light blue, automatic, air conditioning, cruise control, tinted gla!s, sport mim>rs, body pin striping. 1110926. IJST ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... $12,733 Less Gribble Disc . ........... -$1,611 YOUR PRICE ....... . ........ $11,122 Less GM Cash Back.. . . . .-$500 After mlr'a. 75e rebate Reg.1.79 #AS122 Pies• . 1986 MONTE CARLO Powdered. Stop l.ealr, r.:--:--,( $11,665 1986 MONTE CARLO TOTAL PRICE . After mlr'a. 1.50 rtbl1e Sale 2.49, Reg. 3.19,11mllt lJST .. . . . . . ........ . ..... .. .. $14,044 Less Gribble Disc ............ -$1,806 YOUR PRICE . . ......... $12,233 Less GM Cash Back .~ .... .... .45()0 ,. 9.95 Sav~ge Batteries 72Month W•rr•nty Reg. 59.88 TOTAL PRICE SuDerior ,.,, •.,. _ $11,738 1986 CHEVETTE Dark red, 4 speed, 2 door hatchback. Hl927. Proleclors · IJST .... ........... ...... ..... $6,065 Less Gribble Disc ~ .......... -$577 YOUR PRICE . ........ . ....... $5,488 Less GM Cash Back . ... .. . ..... -$300 ~. from 13.115 • . 1·6.95 .~ TOTAL PRICE . .. .. 188 1986 NOVA Dark maroon, automatic, air, cruise control, body pin striping, AM-FM radio, rally wheels. 118'110. IJST . .. ........ ...... . ....... $12,945 Less Gribble Disc . . ... ~ .... -$1,639 YOUR PRICE .......... .. .... $11,306 Less GM Cash Back .... .. ... .. .45()0 Light blue, 4 door sedan, aif, sport mirrors, 5 speed, AM-FM radio, electric rear defroster: Nre90. IJST ... .. ................ ..... $9,156 Less Gribble Disc.... . .. ... . .. -$1,025 YOUR PRICE .... ~ ..... .... .. $8,131 Less GM Cash Back ......... . .. -$300 $10,806 ;;·NOVl7,831 TOTAL PRICE .. .. .. ... 1986 CHEVETTE Light blue, 4 speed, 2 door hatchback. 116613 . 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IJST ................ ...... ... $10,311 Less Gribble Disc .... ~ .. .. .. -$1 ,19'1 YOUR PRICE .. ........ . .... .$9,114 Less GM Cash Back ..... . .... .-$300 TOTAL PRICE ........... $8,814 1986 CHEVY Fleetside pickup, copper and white, sliding rear window, air, power steer· ing and brakes, tilt wheel, cruise control, auxiliary fuel tank, electric clock, chrome step bumper. 114048. IJST ...... .. ........... .. .... $13,083 Less Gribble Disc .... .. ~ ~ ~ -$1,980 YOUR PRICE . .......... .. . .$11,103 Less GM Cash Back ...... . . . . .. -$600 TOTAL PRICE ........ $10,503 1986 CHEVY Fleetside, red.-4 speed, power steering, AM radio, painted rear step bumper, gauges and much more. #5863. 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From 13.95 TRW New WalerPumps wHh exchenge 1 Year Free Replacement Reg. !rom 17.115 Sltlelds SPECIAL FINANCING ENDS OCT. ath ·=t!':J.fld 2.9% for 36 .m ontht. 4.1% for 41 montha. 9. 9% for 60 montha or colh Hell from · From 1300-•1000 In lieu of apec:lol flnonclag rot•. 34· . ss· EZSiider P.assThru l,)'uclr Windows lleg.lrom48.115 . 209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio . • -. ~ . . i •5,188 1986 CHEVETTE Dark red, 2 door hatchback, 4 speed. 11393. IJST . .. ....... .. ............. . $6,065 :. Less Gribble Disc ~ .... ..... ... -$577 ; YOUR PRICE . , . . ............. $5,488 Less GM Cash Back .. .. .... .. .. -$300 TOTAL PRICE ~ $5,188 : 1986CHEVY 810 Blazer, blue, folding rear seat, electric rear defroster, cruise control, 5 speed, wheel trim rings. H2204. IJST ............. : .... ....... $13,780 Less Gribble Disc. . . . .... .-$1,642 · YOUR PRICE .............. ~ $12,138 . 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Bryan Rloch led !~!!xander in rushing with ffi In 13 :cames whlle Denny Davis led the • 1vtnners with frl yards on 22 tries. • PorlllmOulh ND 14, VC 0 Notre Dame claimed tts fourth wln In ftve games while the VIkings lOst for the tlrst time In live games. '=•Notre Dame's 'Ibm 'Dauthat mn ~;yards for the first points allowed $t!> the Vlldng defense 1IU season on · ~take punt In the SECOnd period. ; ~~~ Mader put the game on Ice !~h a fourth quarter ~rdrun!or ·~· winners. . r ..VintDri Coonty hadk 93 total yards ~~ to lB7 for Notre Dame lfliCjudliill a 165-53 advtange for N9 '~ ' Continued on C·7 ' Flush and Fill ICft, IAFKIT Your Choice ~ • Air Fillers f01r40 ~streak ;J.ong. Purolator Valvoline TOTAL PRICE . .... . . . . 2door coupe, gray metallic, automatic, air conditioning, electric rear defroster, Wt wheel, cruise control, AM·FM radio, power antenna. N9079. IJST . .. . .... .. . ... .. ......... $14,213 Less Gribble Disc ...... .. .... -$1,829 YOUR PRICE ...... . . . . ...... $12,384 Less GM Cash Back... . ... -$500 .; ~ Miller ended a 20-game losing ;:streak, dating back to Sept. 21,19Sl, ' .with a 19-0 win over Federal· blocking tn TVC action Friday. :• In other games, Meigs shutout •M'ellston 21-0 (see story), Trimble ~ged Alexander 10.0. Belpre had easy time wltl) NelsonvUle-York •.31.0. and In the week's non-league ::game, VInton County allowed tts : tlrst points of the season In klslng 114.0 ID Portsmouth Notre Dame. : · Miller 19, Federai·HocklnK 0 :: Miller's Todd Altier rushed for • ~54 yards and two touchdowns as Falcons won for the first lime :since an 19-0 win over Federal•flock!ng In 1984. Miller had also lost straight TVC games. -; Altier scored on runs of two and •flve yards while John Edwards :wound oot the scoring with a 21 yard :fun 1n the fourth pertod. The game -l"as called following Edwards' . _ :Score with 3: 46 remaining due to tllghtening. r: The Falcons limited the Lancers ito only lour yards rushing and 33 jfotal yards while piling up 322 .yards, all on the ground. :. Trimble 10, Alexander 0 •. Trimble took advantage of six : 1os1 Alexander tumbles for thetr ~ - Trimble scored all of its' points >tonowlng Spartan miscues which ~Included a 25 yard field goal by Jell ' kaons and a nine yard run by John READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL VEHICLES ,. 1986 MONTE CARLO 1986 MONTE CARLO . ~ APR FINANCING till thermo· W L P OP ·: Oak Hill ............ .. .... 2 0 59 25 ~ Southwestern ..... ...... 2 0 50 0 :~. Symmes Valley ........ 2 0 52 19 ·..(North Gailla ............ 1 0 26 13 ~Hannan Trace .......... 0 1 19 39 ·!Kyger Creek.. ...... .... 0 2 6 26 -.. Southern .............. ... 0 2 25 58 ·: Eastern ........ ........... 0 2 6 64 .. Friday's results: :: Oak Hill :!!, Kyger Creek 6 ~ Southwestern 44, Eastern 0 ·.; Symmes Valley 32, Southern 13 ~ Last night's game: . • North Gallla at Hannan Trace : Oct. 3 Games: ~ Hannan Trace at Southwestern •· North Gallla at Eastern ·I(•· Southern at Oak Hill 4. % . Do·lt ·vaurseH GMQUAUTY /~ $10,597 �t"llg8-I..-O· I~ ~Uncllly llmCtl·5entinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gpllipolis. Ohio-Point Plea111nt, W. Va. Maraud~rs t~e advantage .o f ' ~------~--~---------------- SEO standings Blue Devils .. ··-~co:::.:nttn=ued~tro.:..::m.:...:c...:.-5_ __ I :11. That led to the game's final score. (AD-Games) Team w L P OP GAHS marched 6ji yards in 10 Loga n ..... ...... ..... ...... 5 0 152 24 plays. Wingback Chris Howard Gallipolis ... .... ...... .... 5 0 137 17 squirted through the West defense Warr('n ............... ..... 5 0 143 79 for the llnal :II with 2: 24left. A run Athens ... .... ..... ......... 4 1 100 42 for two failed. \Vrst ..... ..... .......... .. .. 4 1 103 21 Coa l Grove. ...... ....... 2 3 75 87 Rocky Bennett recovered a SenaWellston ... ........ .. ..... 2 3 62 108 tor fumble seconds latE!'. Coach Pt. Pleasant ............ . 1 4 62 101 Saunders Inserted his second unit Marietta ..... ..... .... ... 0 5 42 173 with 2:01 left. They ran out the Jackson ............. ..... 0 5 41 190 Rock Hill .... ....... ..... 0 5 28 162 eiock. Slalloillcs In Ill plays !rom scrlrnmge. Sept. :ill rt!SUIIs: GAllS totaled 279 yards and picked Ga llipolis 16 Portsmouth West 0 ,L' Cadiz 14 Athens 7 uproflrstdowns.Cl!rlsHowardhad Warren Local 41 Magnolia 28 67 yard< In seven trtps; Shawn Logan 17 W•hrte 0 13 quarters! Grant 8lin six; Andy Howard 50 In Zanesville 34 Marietta 0 14. Harrtson, wiD completed 4 of 8 CoL St. Charles 51 Jackson 7 Chesapm ke 3'1 Rode Hill 0 passes ilr 52yardsandoneTD, was Coal Grovf' 33 Ceredo-Kenova 0 credited with 11 yards In 10 trtpsPoint Plrasant 21 HunicanE' 7 he was sacked four times by West Meigs 21 We11ston 0 defenders for a minus :rl- rmst <1 Oct. 3 games: Athemo-ar Ga UipoJis ·· it In the llrst period. Warrrn Local at Jackson "Big Alf" Bricker led the visitors Logan at Marietta with 47 yards n seven trips. Mike Wh<VIeJ> burg at Rock HUJ Matthews added 34 In seven. QB South Point at Coal Grove HW1tington East at Point Ploosant Larry Mershon was 0-8 <11 the game Wf'll.c; ron at AJexander with one interception. He was SEOAL OPPONEI\'l'S Norlhwt>St at Portsmouth West NEW LOCATION Bragg .rolJed. out for two to the five yard line. hallback Ron Nichols tackler Jason Bush lbr a tM>;yard loss ·on third mwn, and on fourth mwn, Bragg fired wide to end Travis Sta!EII wlio was blanketed by safety Donnie Becker. Wellston was held to a minus five yards rushing and only ooe first mwn after the lmtermlsslon. The Rockets gained 69 yard; on two !lll'ond half pass plays; 22 and 47 yarders to Pariseau, lilt totaled ooly 64 yards for the last half. Meigs Coach Charley Olancey normally cares ooly aoout one statistic, the game's final SOlre, but sees positive aspects ot the lburth straight whitewash. "The shu tout streak Is good for us because It has given the klds a tittle extra Incentive. They really want to keep It going," quoted Olanrey. The Meigs roach added, "We didn't make any major changes at halftime, we just executed much better In the second half. I'm real Continued on C-7 sacked twice for a minus 21 yards. GAHS was penalized SPVen times for 65 yards, West tllree times for 35. Harrison punte:l i:Jur times for 133 yards, Rod Sparks six times for 171. Athens Next GAllS will open defense of Its Southeastern Ohio League title at home on Oct 3, against Athens. West will host Northwest Friday. Statistics: pleased with our mndltlonlng; as the ·night went by we mntrolled the TOM'S AUTO CLINIC Rocket fumbles,.cop 21-0 win :r: ::o: t~:t;e :r:: By KEITH WISECUP three yards out and Paul Dalley's Tbnes&llllllel Stall first of .three straight extra point POMEROY - Meigs captiauzed ldcks made It 7-0. on two Wellston iumbles with short Wellsttlli tumbled on the thin! scoring drives, used a trtckplay for qlllll')er's second play at their own ~ third touchdoWn, and put together 25 aM aJJo.wed ·Meigs to Jll8ke It 14-0 two goallil)e stands to post lis l1fth as JeH McElroy rammed up the straight win and fourth consecutive middle !rom a yard out m the shutout. 21-0, over the Rockets drive's' Mh play. McElroy had before a large Marauder Home- carrie!! thel llnaJ fOur plays, coming crowd Friday night. covering the final Ill yards. Key Play FolloWing a Wellston lUll, Meigs The first defensive stand ~ made It 21-0 with 4:36 left In the unbeaten MHS seemed to tum the third period when nonnally a tide. TraJllng7-0, Wellston methodi- wingback and second string quar. cally drove from Its own 15 to the terback Phll King slipped Into the Meigs one in 17 plays. On!ourthand tailback position. took a pltchout goal from the one, Wellston's !rom quarter~k Mike Bartnun, quarterback Scott Bragg tumbled and filpped a 35 yard pass to a ~ the snap and a huge pileup occured ~Chris Smith, Who Sped Into the with Meigs taking over there. MHS Elld ~e !rom the 10 untouched. ran ou t the flnal1: 47 of the first hall streak In .Jeopardy clock to take their 7-0 lead to the The Marauder. shutout streak, lockerroom. which now tolais 17 quarters, was In Meigs scored on Its second serlous Jeopardy once again during possession following the first <1 the opening seconds of the burth three Rocket lost fumbles at the quarter. Meigs coughed up the ball Wellston 35. Five plays later, following a 63 yard Ernie Pariseau tailback Huey Eason, who led punt at Its own seven and the MHS Meigs v.1th 70 yards rushlng In 15 defense rose to the occasion. carriPs, cut over right end from Marauders ... ------~c~on~tln~ued~fl~"Om=c.fi~---------=- _ _ __ _ _ __ !li!.AI., ' pl gamegotrrore. Webreaks ayed well we some and after took ' '' ::;·~tun~!~~:;~~~~~~~~ LAsT LoNGER Ill rushing. VC was three of 15 ~sing for 40 yards while ND was four <111 for 22 yards. Jason Boothe led VInton County wtth 41 yards In lli·attempts. : Belpre 31, Nelsonville·York 0 · Belpre gained Its third straight win after two season-qJening losses a)KI also stopped NYHS'stwo-game winning streak. • Goerhch Mufflers Are Sound ond F'it Tested For Best Perlormance • Ribbed Shells A1d m Het~llnsul;,hon and Help Control Sound'• Spun Hedds For First downs.. ............ .. .. Yards rushing ............ .. Lost rushing .. .............. . Net rushing .... .... ....... . Pass attempts.. .. ......... . Completions .... .. .. · Intercepted by ............ .. Yards passing .......... . Total yards .... .. ......... .. Plays ............ .... - ..... .. Roturn yards .... . 39 221 9 4 1 52 106 '---::;,• Alumm1zed Wrdpped Shell. End n Ex tend Servi ce Lde 8 0 0 279 " 77 62 33 26 58 [~~~~~tii~; : 0 2 Penalties.. ... .. . ........ .. 7-1\1 3-35 4·133 6- 171 Punts .... ........ .. 0 Caps& Inner Wr(',p 29 0 2 Eastern triumphs /:TVC standings G PW 3 16 266 Continued from C-4 Belpre gained a 17-0 hillflime lead and put the game away with two more third period touchdowns. No other details were available. EAST MEIGS - Eastern recently claimed twoSVAC volleyball matches to remain In second place In the SVAC behind undefeated Kyger Creek. Eastern posted 15· ALLGAMl"S 11.15-0 victories over Southwestern, Team WL POP lll~lgs .. .... ........ 5 0 137 18 then rolled over North Gallla 15-4 VInton . .... .... ... ....... 4 1 118 14 and 15-9. IJI,ipre ...... .. .......... ... 3 2 84 2li Against Southwestern,Bev Wigal N<!ls-'l ork ...... .. .. . . 2 3 73 82 scored 9 points and added 7-for-8 Wellston .................. 2 3 62 108 Trimble .. .. .... .. .. .. . ... 2 3 28 75 spikes to lead Eastern. Lesa MUier ..... ............... 1 4 34 105 Rucker added 8, Tonya Savoy 1\lexander ...... .. ...... 1 4 26 89 5,Mellssa Nutter 4, and KrlstiHawk F'ed-Hocklng ............ 0 5 9 108 4. Hawk went 8-for-12 spiking and Savoy 2-2. Rose led SWHS with 4, while Hammond, Comstock, and Donta TVC GAMl"S ONLY each head two. T~am WL POP In the reserve contest Eastern Meigs ...... .. .............. 4 0 104 0 VInton...... ............... 3 0 92 0 claimed consecu tlve 15-9 and 15-8 Bi'lpre ...................... 3 I 72 13 wins. Amy Berkhimer and 'l'rlsh Nels-York.. ............. . 2 1 55 40 Spencer . led with 7 each, . Lisa ~ellston .. ............ .... t 2 27 49 Alexander ................ I 2 12 47 Driggs 5,Amy Connolly 5, Mel Miller ................ ...... I 3 28 91 Mankin 3, and Amy Hager 3 for 'l'i'tmble ................... I 3 17 75 Eastern. red -Hocking ..... ....... 0 4 3 95 For SWHS Burn~tt had 6, Taylor TOTALS ...... ............ 16 16 410 410 5,Adklns 3, Donta 2, and Bailey one. In the victory over North Gallla Lesa Rucker paced the atlack with Sepl. :ill IWAulls: seven polnts.two aces, and one kill. Meigs 21 Wellston 0 Krlstl Hawk had seven points and :Belpre 31 NelsmvUie-York 0 three aces,Tonya Savoy six points Trimble 10 Alexander 0 ·MUter 19 Federal-Hockin g 0 and 3 aces, Lee Ann Robinson 5,Mel · Portsmouuth Notre Ill me 14 VInton Mankin 2, Melissa Nutter 2, and Coonty 0 {non-leaguet Amy Berkhimer 1. · Oct. 3 Games: Setting-wise Tonya Savoy was · NelsonvUI("-York at Meigs : Wellston at Alexan~r 6-for-9 and Bev Wigal 2-6. Federal-Hocking at Trimble Heather Schaffer paced NG with Zanesvl\le Rosecrans at Miller roon - 4, Mary Farley had 3, Lisa Spence, leaguel Janel Williamson, and Missy Wiley pet. 4 Game: Belpre at Vinton Coonty each 2. ' ou~lity O:mstruction ends... S horter hips, lower octane lue l, methanol luel and luel substitutions conttibuie lo lasler mulfler wear. Goerltch's aluminized mufflers, designed lo hi and per· lorm like otigmal equipment will help extend the lile ol yo ur vehtcle's e xhausl syste m. High pressure nitrogen gas · cushions Ihe ride and provides quick response and consistent conlrol. Allows more efficient perlormance and improves lire wear. $18.95 INSUI1AnON INCWDED Scoi"E:' by quarters: Galllpot~ ................. ..... 3 7 0 6-16 Portsmouth West... ........... 0 0 0 0- o D PE I HE HOC lNG VALLEY CREDIT UNION Inc. CO.MPLIMENTRY DINNER 6:00 ~~~~er~ac~~Y.i~~•ggs~~:~ ALL REPU.BLICANS INVITED 3rd • ' •' Vinton, Jackson and Gallia Counties . 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Buckeyes Next Meigs hosts Nelsonvllle.Y ork Friday. Wellston Is at Alexander. ' LOGAN MARK YOUR CALENDAR tol7yardsin10trleswhlchmciuded two sacks for minus 19 yards. J. R Kitchen was t~ game's leading receiver wtth three catches for 35 yards while Pariseau caught two for 69 yards. Jason Bush played exceptional NEW 1986 CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS '~ ."OFFICES IN AtHENS BEGINNING AT 5: 30 I Serving Members In Athens, Hocking, Me.igs, ' tjr . i"~n~~t~:~·!"';~t~~;~~ Merle Kuhn led Wellston with 31 TELEPHONE (614) 446-1820 2nd • '" 462 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OH. 45631 OCTOBER 1st o: 0 CT 0 BE R 4 ~~~i~~~~~.McEiroybackedup M~ller 4 Pl ays fro m scrl m mugP . 4.1 51 By quart£>Ni: .0 0 0 0-Wellston ... .... . .... 7 0 14 o-21. ·Meigs .... .. . GALLIA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS frustrating for our offense bt>cause we've rmved t~ ball rut can't punch it in . But our kid< won't quit and are coming along," said the HEAVY DUTY GAS CHARGED SHQCKS 12 :. ·tn our last three games and that's MEIGS tailback Huey Eason (44) picks up yardage In Friday's TVC Nlctory over wiling Wellston during Meigs anmal IJ>mecomlng .j,o,...., Leading the way up frontloi tackle Scott Hanning (73). 5 7 Tot al fumbles. .. .. .. .. . 3 1 fumbles lost .. .. . .... .. 1 3 Punting . .. .... .. .. 3 31 7 3 49.0 JAM . ES A RHODES GA.LLIA COUNTY LY REPUBICAN RAL Wellston coach Bill Fyffe was not "BeatOurselv.,... exactly pleased with his team's , per!ormance, however. "We made nustakes and beat ourselves. We have to eliminate au inconsistency. Meigs Is a fine ball dub. but I Aluminized 159 sEE AN 0 HEAR line charge maintained their blocks. Our and defense really played well when they had their backs to the wall." PHONE 446-4744 or 446-1113 217 liiPa~s~ses~ln~te~rC<'~pt~ed~.~...~..ii'-~~iiiii!liiiiiPeiiniialiitliiesi..i...~.. ~.. .~...~.. i... i. ~5~·:.l-:~3-~35 seen years.team I I've was This Isinthe several best Wellston Impressed with their quickness tilth going Into the game and coming out. They had an excellent ' ' STA'O:l11Cl> Department Total yprds . Pass•sco mp. .. . ... .. . .. Passes Att . ... . .. . ... .. . advantage of Wellston's errors. 1818 EASTERN A¥ENUE, GALLIPOLIS, OH. Mufflers 7 Ohio - Point Pleasant. W. Va. September 28. 1986 ........ ' . I .. OPEN SUNDAY 1·_$ UP TO $1500 REBATES ·Obb _HEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 301 I; MAIN j, n. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992•6614 · ' ' .... . ,. CARROLL NORRIS MIKE NORTHUP TOMMY SPRAGUE LARRY PIERCE '' '' '' YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS • CARROlL NORRIS DODGE inc• .YOUR CHRYSLER-DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER 446·0842 300 THIRD AYE. GALLIPOliS .,' ..·' ' �Page-C-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. (Stortns mar area grid tilts Friday; " :three SEOAL s.quads still unbeaten Severe stonns throughout Central Ohio Friday night fora>d . postp:mement of many scheduled football games. but the Logan Chieftains posted their ftfthconsoc utlvr victory with a 17-0 storm shortened win over Columbus Wehrle at Logan. In other contests Involving SEOAL teams Gallipolis remained undefeated In a 16-0 shutout of Portsmouth West, Warren Local also posted a 41 -28 triumph over Magnolia, Athenswentdownforthe first time In a 14-7 bss to Cadiz, Columbus St. Charles walloped Jackson 53-7, and Marietta fell to Zanesvllle 34-0. Cadiz 14 A.thens 7 ATHENS- In a penalty Infested cont.SI at Athens, the Cadiz Ca rdinals ran their rocord to 3-2 In knockin g off previously unbeaten At hens 14-7. A two yard run by Fred Cowens m !he second period and Paul Cornand 's one yard blast In the third quarter carried the Cardinals, who had 17 fir st downs , rushed for :m Yards. and hit two of eight passes for 32 yards. The lone Bulldog score came In lhP third quarter when halfback RDd Bryant threw 21 yards to quarterback J.D. Earlch and Ealich kicked the extra point. The Bulldogs netted six first downs, had 12.3 yards rushing, and rompleted two of 13 passes ilr 31 yards. Score by quarters: Cadiz .. .. ..... ......... . 0 7 7 0-14 Att.>ns ................. 0 0 7 0- 7 WIU'I'ell U MagnoUa l!ll NEW MARTINSVILLE - Quarterback Doug Hutfman ran for four September 28, 1 touchdowns and passed for another In leading Warren Local past Magnolia 41-28. Hulfman srored on a 10 yard run In the first quarter, added a 19 yarder and a one yard in the second, and ran In from the 17 yard line In the fourth. The Warriors' new placekicker, .J;rlc Schaad, hit ftve of il1x extra point attempts. Warren netted :J>3 total yards while t~ Blue Eagles, now 2-2, totaled 291 yards. Score by quarters: Warren ...... .. ......7 'll 0 7-41 Magnolia ...... ... ...7 0 7 14-28 Logan 17 Wellrle 0 LOGAN -A violent storm struck the HU!top Stadium after the Chteflalns bad buUt a - 17-0 lead through three quarters, and the fourth quarter was not played bY mutual agreement of the roaches and olflclals of both schools. Kelty Wolfe srored on a one yard run In theflrstquarterandreturned tl¥! opening kl~koff or the socond half 67 yards, and Larry Blair kicked a 30 yard field goal t>r the Chiefs. Wolfe carried 20 times tor 100 yards as the Chieftains totaled 171 rushing yards and added &'l passing. Score by quarters: Wehrle.. .............. 0 0 0 x- 0 Logan ................. 7 0 10 x-17 st. Charles 511 Jackson 7 JHS 62-0 In 1977. The Columbus team totaled 552 rushing yards whUe ooldlng tl¥! lronmen to a minus eight on the ground. The lone JHS srore came on a 20 yard pass from Chris Ervin to Dusty Sexton In the third period. ZanesviDe 34 MarleUa 0 MARIETTA - The Zanesville Blue DevOs ran their rocord to 4-1 behind Buster Howe's three touch· downs and 135 rushing yards. The winless Tigers faDed to mount a serious threat with a 71 yard offensive effort. Soore by quarters: ZanesvU!e ............ 7 13 7 7-34 Marietta .............. 0 0 0 0- 0 Tandy ?bonus electricity' .. • > Half 'Price Save $300 Reg. 599.00 • PriniS at 200 wpm • Uses Interchangeable IOO·Character Print Wheels Credit Plan Available ~ DWP-220. Our lowest pricf• rver\ Print let· · ters. meinns and r~porls with elec tric type· writer '/ualitv at 200 wpm (20 cps). Parallel and Co or Compu ter-compa tihk serial inte rfa ces. 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's newest branch -office here at 462 Second A'le. • office will be open tor Wednesday and tjle open wrn · be noted' Wednesday, itii!~l'llc:lay and Friday, with manShult,l 'and br~~h Angela Lauer present all 19-~ 1 - HIU...('lnrlnnall. {)(ostf'r •81. Vm111* 121 . - U..Anp;llaa--DJI Sn FtiiCIIt . . . tb- 31 1 HM'shiS('!', Gal\lt'l 4J 1, N!Pdt>n!Uf'r t8l and ~ltP.cla . Kruk!~Wo· . Gamhs 191 and Bn>nl,\ ·. W-Krukolr.· Jl!l-1\1 L- NJed£'1\f\Jf'r 1 ~1 - ""'"tt•• ..,. ." .1 11 n u rn '12 '•l .1 0 91 fl (r um 2: 1 II Jiil ~ M! 1 J 0 .nl 84 7R 0 .l 0 .IJll ~> I 6.! 1\iodtou.-1('~ '84 Pontiac Fiero Soolt J. ll1nscll Jr. and aU subsidiary banks. lie completed The Ohio Banker's SctOOI of Consumer Credit In 1979 and (ortttree yearswasa part·tlrne instructor at Edison State College. Hinsch has been ac tive In many civic organizations tn botb Piqua and anclnnati. He ·wUI reside ill Gaillpolis with his wife, Marsha, and children Carl. Beth and Brett . Credit firm plans open house . · GALL!POLjS. - An open muse Swi DIJ !iOO 010 Oil - L II I Wl'lsh . WIIJ L~ 111 , Landrum t-11. Murphy r61 , F'ran«o tB I a nd DIIil. Ru1('1'B; J . JOIIf'S. LaPoint (31, Letreons 15 !. R S1oddanl 1fo1 , H{l\'l 1R1 and SMTI.alt{l. W- Mur~· 1Hl1 three days. Members or the bo;lrd of directors and employees from other ofOces are expected to make perlo<lc v1slts. The hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Wednesday and Thu~y and from 9 a.m. untO 7 p.m. on Frtday. 'Refreshments w111 be setved. A member rJ. the Oblo Unllon Credit League, Hocking Valley Croolt Union Inc. has offices In · Athens and Logan. Cassette, air cond., 23.237 miles, 4 speed, red. Must see to appreciate. CHESHIRE - Raymond H. Blowers Jr. has been promoted to plant manager of Ohio VaUey Electric Corp.'s Kyger Creek plant, effective Nov. I, succeeding Louis R. Ford Jr. Ford will!l'till' on that date after 32\'1 years of service with tlle company and nearly 37 years in the electric utility industry. Concurrent with Blowers' promotion. Norman H. Tarr. presently chief of production and environmental engineering at the Piketon office, Is being appointed to assist ant plant maJiager. Blowers joined OVEC at its Kyger Creek plant in 19M as a test engineer; in J!JQ) he was promoted to maintenance supervisor; and in 1966 to result s engineer. The following year he was promoted to staff engineer-production at the Piketon office. and In 1910 he was promoted to assistant piant man· ager at Kyger Creek, the position he has held to date. Blowers graduated from West VIrginia University with a bachelor of science degree In mining engineering. He also completed a management development program sponsored by the Ameli· can Electric Power Sezvlee Corp. at the University of Michigan In Ann Arbor. Blowers and his wile. VIrginia, reside at 545 Hilda Drive, Gallipolis, and all' the parents of a son, Steve of Worthington . Ford began his career at Kyger Creek In 19M. after having worked for Connecticut Light & Power Co. Before he was promoted to plant manager In 1970, Ford had seJVed as assistant plan! manager. mam tenance superintendent and plant engineer. . He is a registered professional engineer In Ohio and Conmectlcut . He rompleted undergraduat e preengineering studies at Columbia University in New York and graduated fi·om t!¥! U.S. Coast Guard Academy at New London. Conn .. with a bachelor's degree In marine engineering He also completed a public utility executive program and an advanced management training )J'ogram sponsored bY American Electnc Power Service Corp. at the University of Michigan. · Ford is a member of St. Louis Catholic Church. GaUipolls; a member, past president and past direc tor of t!¥! Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce; a member and past chairm an of the Holzl'r Medical Center Board of Trustees and a director and member of Its executive and finance com mittees; a member of Gallipolis Elks Lodge No. 107; and a· member of the Local owner. Driven only 41.323 mites, Cran- ' berry Rd. sporty. with a tot of class ••••• -••u _. ..... M-LII l<rv. Elr llhOrn 181, HenkP till and Whitt; Clfomenr.. Srblrn ldl 1101 and ONrnan, SI.IUivan. W- Eirlltom 1IHI L -Schlra l!ll 1 4·~ 1 - HR- Toronto, Barfield 1.161 . Tl!l!M _. . . 111 -S 'JI 111 CaiMan . . . . - Mu m, Mcfurclc ~ 6 1,W UUm~1 (7J,HI.ITU m. Ru ~~eu t1! 1 and Slal.,t: C...dl!larll, ~ i81 and Boone. w- Canii'!iarlll t!J.2L L- Molorck' !2-4!. HRI-<:alllornla, Pet1ii t41 , I:ONnlng 2 1lh. Hend!Yk (It). 2.9°/o APR 15 '87 MODELS ON DISPLAY AND FOR SALE AT DISCOUNT PRICES W L T Pt1. PF' P" rkllla~ :1 0 0 Ulll 1\1 4~ 2 I 0 .ll67 !!'I 12 American Society of Mechanical Engi nee rs. Ford and his wtie. Marion. reside at 6 Hillcres t Drive. Gallipolis, and are tre parents of one son and four daughters: Robert, Danville. Calli.; Mrs. Anne Landry, Rhlnel¥!ck, N.Y.; Mrs. Marie Murphy, North Platte, Neb.; Mrs. Joan Braun. LaJldlsville. Pa .; and Teresa. Austin. Texas. Tarr joined the company at its Clifty Creek plant in Madison, Ind .. STATEMENT OF SUNDAY SHOPiJERS WELCOME. COME IN AND BROWSE PUBLIC NOTICE E. Total Oiatribution : Th•~.~~:~i~r:~~~; 1. ritteTimes-SenUiel. ot Publtcation :PubSunday spoHed Aher licadon No. 628· 600. 2. from New• 2. Dote of Filing: September Agonto: . . G. Total' 14,231 . 28. 1988. 3. Fr.,.,encv of laue: Actual No. Copies of SinWeekly; A. No. of INUea Pub- gle lasua Publlahed Naerert lilhed AMu...ty: 62. to Filing Date: B. Annual Subscription 10 . htent artd Nature of Circulation. 4. l.oce1lon of Kndwn Offico A. Total No. Copies of Publicotion' 825 Third Ave.. 14 200 ~·-. Gall'oa C-·Printed' . . G ........:. -.....-. ""nu ._ ... , 8 . Paid Circuletion . 45631: 1t1 Caurt St.. Pom1. Soles Through Dealers iray, Qhio. Meigs C(l.lnty, and Carriert, StrMt Vendors 46769. .,d Counter So leo: 11 .421 . 2. Moll Subscription~: 5. Loc01ion of tho Heed· quart., Of Ga1eral BlMt.. 1 270 ~oftho~·-:••• ru VII...... -.v '!!'!.~ . Acve .. Gaflip468ofi3's1. Oth1io1. oumy Vlllllli : Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohk:J. Meigs Counly, 46789. 8. PubficJhor: Robert l. Win· filii. ~~... Ohio 4lj779. M.,IGina Editor: Hoblrt Vtl~ Third Aw.. Goltipolil. Ohio 46831 . Ohio VllkP;' PubUshi'lg Co., 111 Court St. Pomeroy. Ohio, MultimecU1 Inc., 306 S. Moln St.. P. 0 . 11011 188B. G.-ville. S. C. 29602. 7. Stocfchold.. owning 1 perc.ntormoraoftotahharal out~Wtding : Donald J . B•· hylo. ao.ovfllo. S. C.:·WE. & - . Cincinnati. Oh .: Cedi. Co.·. Now York, N. Y.: Mlriin L Hooiio, .ar-WOOd, S . C.: .1..,.;, A. Joloy, Gr_,vlllo, S. C.; Robert A. Jolley, ocn Jr., PftiCe. G••"•· S. C.; Gen• vilvo L.- s..... a-..... s.c.;-.c.w..... or-- vilfl, s. c. I. P - - . g - J n ...... of 1 - o f tototln- dlbtldn••· n. Ch. . Minhilt.. Bonlc. Now York, N.Y.; Bonte. TIUII of Now Yortc. Now YOJ1c. N. Y. Avorogo No. Copies EliCh t.... lng Plocodlng 1 2 A~OUND CompNmeniiiiV. ond Othoo- Froo Copieo: 199. 13. 204 . F. Copieo Not Ombutact 1. Office Use Lett Over. Price: *31 ilo a Year. o.. Montho: . 10. Eorta\t ond n.,,.ofCr- ......,. A, Toto! No. Coploo Prlntld: . c. Total . Paid CirculatOn: 12.891 . 0 . Free Dittribution Bv Meil Carrier or Other Me1n1. Samples. Compllmontlll'( ond DthorfrooCopiH' 198. E. To11t Dlltrlbution: 2 9 1 8 ti ~opies Not Olltributoct 1. Oflfco Use Loft Ovor. unaccounted , Spoiled Aft.- Printing: 389 . 2. Return• from New a Agonto: 922 . G. Total ' 14, 200 . 1 CO<Iily thlt the state· menta made by mt ebove ere correct and complete. Robert Wingett. Publisher Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE to-y glvon thlt on S..,odly, Octoblr 4, 198&, 11 10:00o.m.. opubfi:lllewllt b o - 11 106\Jnlon Awnuo. Pomon>y. Ohio. to ... " " _ , lho 1971 !!ado PU. 1871 AMC 4 floor, 1180 Mnuoy Zeplofor 2 - · 1980 Ch11o91Ml Cl lb• • ltKir. lotiO"""' ......, 1977 AMC o-. 2 - " ' · Clai*tZ21. 1180VW_a_; 11111 1M fail. . . . . . . . . . . . ings C-111¥· l'o""'roy. Ohio.,•• ~,_ ... ,... .... . . . . . . . llld 110 .,,. · 14,231 . lho aal t II ~ .to I. Plld Clralletlon: 1. - ~ o.tono ............. Ccc•..., ond c.rton. lltlwi V..di>n lUI - tho rltfllt to ...... 111'1 orllbltltwbio'n 1. · ondec.-Sotoo: 11,830. 8. M.tf Sublalptiono: ... be I10id In lito... • • •• 1.375. C. Toto! ~ Ctn:uletlon: In wtdt no (12 ...... ) -••••ta-uu Ck&il ......... ._1111 CandloUJ. WIIIJ 18), CAmactxl !91. D. JCII'I?S m t and S.U. Trujillo, NunM n~. You~ l'l. Llldd (121. W- D. Jorn tl.f) . t.; - Lildd !S.~L HR-CIPYtland, C\ark (.1) , lrmwlrd 1171, Snydeor {MJ, ~•ttlP . Vallfl ..... .._, lito,_ F.-.... - ........ 13\. 13,001. Mlnrn11a It Chk-QJ, ~ .. rain OOiand 11KanAU City, ~.. rain D. FIOOD-byMII ~- ' ...,._llr '""led ............. 19) 28; (10) 2, 3, 3tc c,.rtor ·w ~-... Som- (>.,: ' gram sponsored by the American Electric Power Service Corp. all he University of Michigan. Tarr and his wife. Anne. presently res ide at 135Crestwood Drive, Waverly, bu t plan 10 relocate to the Ga Uipolis arm In the near futuc'e. They are the parents of one daughter, Mrs. Glenda Hatcher of Austin. Texas. andtwosons, Karl of BrockTon. Mass.. and Stepl¥!n of Sumter. S.C. Public Notice pies, OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION in 1966 as a test engineer. In 1910 he was promoted to staff engineer· production at the Piketon office, and In 1974 he became staff engmeer-production and environ · mental. He was promoted to chief-production and environmen· . tal engineering In 1981. Tarr Is a graduate of Indiana Institute .ol Technology wit h a bachelor's degree In electrical engineering. He also completed a management development Public Notice Public Notice Jr.. ac wowllto. S. C.; Dorothy P. " - - . A. ,F. , _ TN- Under \'1111 of R. C. F.Ao;t w .~ hn 11 the Year" was absent. Kyger Creek manager to retire Nov. 1 Wal)\j ngton (6 !. ONLY 6 '86 MODELS LEFT AT store they represent are shown above with Fruth. Pictured, from left, are Ruth Kinnard, Polnl , ant; Sandy Bush, 1\Dddleport; Coulie "Rubin" Smith, Nitro, W.Va.; Brenda Dotson, Gallipolti; Wama Waugh, HunUngton, W.Va.; Jackie Ross, Proctorville; Md Denlooe Smith, Mllkln, W.Va. Mary Stevens, the Wellston sklre "Employee cl EMPWYEE OF THE YEAR AWi\RDS - An "Employee of the Year" has been selected for each of the el&ht Fruth Phannacy ""res and one employee, Sandy Bush of the Middleport store, has been named the "Chalnwtde Employee of theY ear." Jack Fruth, president of Frith Phannacy stores of West Virginia and Ohio, anoounoed the award recipients and presented plaques during the recent anmal company banquet held In Barboursvute, W.Va. The hooored employees and the '82 Mercury Cougar Detrol ..m .. •1 - I I I NN\'rk 110 . . 111- t SI TPITPD . Hf'rnancM t91. Kln)il: 191 . -rt..r rmnd 1!11 and I-IPalll: Gui di'\· and 91:infll'r. f.5pino. W - TPrrf'll 1H -i2 1. l-Culdry 19· 111 . Hil<i -LlPiroll. L.t'lllon 1121 . Ntow York . nB. \ ' \"rt.'l\\1 t'Ofm\r\IJ. IL\r.l ·t : ~11, ollll Loaded with all Buick luxury accessories. Driven only 29,127 miles. Showroom condition. ~ - ·~1111111011111111 - 1.70 Sulr llt!t> , Hultman r71 . !;andfonon 1111 . L Smith •91 and J Da1Jl~: rol'll'U\ . Doc-vt> r rli 1. llar ~a r 1!l1 and UValliffi'. l.ak£>. W-Sut rUMr c:~ H L 1.- (OIVO\' i'i·IOI . HR.~--Chi­ r;flll(l, Da.H11 12•. Manhfw ~ 121r ~ llllnnp ) , , ... .,, Cassette, cruise, driven only 11,327 miles. Lo cal owner. Immaculate condition. Chk·111 0!1 ~ ,._ - 4 to I 1. - lrff{'rts . GALLIPOLIS - Donald L. Crance has retired as president of. Commercial & Savings Bank, 25 Coun St.. accOrding to D. Paul Davies, chairman of fhe board." Srott J, Hinsch Jro has acd!pted tl)e position of president and will be . a- member of the board of directors ·&mmendng Oct. 1, 1986. , ,.Under Crance's leadership, the lltbk has progressed for the past six · ytars. His retirement ends a :~ Icing career at 36 _years that ·Skirted at First Nattmal Bank of I1onton In t!bl. He will conttm~ his . alsoclattori with C & S as a board ,*mber. . ·~A graduate of Indiana Umverstry :tth an A.B. degree In ecooomlcs, -llnsch began his banking career \!Dth the First National Bank of "~cinnati as a management trainee. He also worj<ed· at First : ~a tiona! Bank of t tnclnnall as i:tanch assistant and bond depart· · ~t"supeivlsor. He rontlnued his ~ng career with Heritage ' i'latlonal Bank. Piqua, Ohio. attalri· Ill: title of . asslstan t vice : ~kleilt. Hinsch Is currently · Qllfratlon Ualson wlt)J the First : National Cincinnati Corporation with responslbllities !br llnklng ~ra t ions between the oorporatlon will mark the opening of 'Hocking Ralttmr • •110 - U I MllwU •1H1tlll - t~ll BoddiC'kt'r a nd !frfpm: V\ll'kov\l'h, Wt11:· man 111 and SchrordPr. W- Vul'ltovk>h 1:.!-k L- Bodd!fkl'r UH~ I. HR- Mlt.r.au lwf'. Mannln.A 171 Mlnnt·~l.:t '" 1·:" 1: '80 Buick Century Limited rru11 111 310 101111 - 11 14 :J f'll\•. Rid r;un .ol CI!I!'.JI.n \~ll'l '84 Oldsmobile Cutlass W- Fl'l'f'ITial1 11·0t L- \ 'ald!v t!H• 14 tl• I J·rn •ll 1. 1\"' Y<wk:' ~lol"·"•kr •o· l 'rk 000 ~ 1111 - :i ~I l"'l-.hc'JI: HlllMtoo - 1 ~ I Fi'l'lldl\0'•!., Mdlt,..:rll •~I ;uul C'a nt>r. Fa n ~IN' . S mlk' ~ 1 ~• . II. Pma .~, and T 1\'na. 1'.'- Fo •rnan~ 116-GI . L - r;ms~-r ol~~ ~ HR- N("..• \'ork . .lohnson 4101 . ,lllg "!'W .\ tonlr1 'i.!.l 111 Cl " '' !I~ j''\ r:! ~I :1 Tr~u~ White on white, local owner, garage kept. Driven only 42,127 miles. Nice. Line!!cores "'"' I" • '' k ,, , l'ott~ b.n~tl l 'hl lo~tlrlplu . o ·' r \ lontr• ,,) T,., ·,n~o · '80 Buick Electra ~ u nii1 ' :JI W11r\p m · \\ •• •n. o ~ l , , lin< fl;·d windows~~!l~~!ck~rc~s~~~~~ Power mium tires. Driven only 10,000 miles per year. Expect the best. It••; · .11 Piii,IIIJI"l' h r ,. , ~ l· ·n ,I ii'H mn.o 11 • ll ll"' 1111\S:: 1-1 11 , ~~ ~;m 1llf'l.:" H • ~J''"" Miam i. 1 pm ~ ll'o I' n, t•r-, l . oc~ · lphi,, ,r·, ,, m,m ,, .,. .11 , ''''" '· 'n' 1 11" - r. p m 1h10 rran1isto<~t " n [))!•J.!O ,of L \ R'lldP•' · l p m ,\1 lun1u a1TamP<t ~~~-- ~ p m Klnda)' ..'lrpt . '.! ));oll,o• ,11 S1 l.tJUI• 4 p_rn L.oui' \1'1 1."'1'" o\ Jlr•n/ ul'l;t :!H lO t ]J" Phll adrlphia. I p.m Jr Hnu., tc.n. 1 p. m Ht S.•d ttk• " ' 1\'as/ll n ~on . 1 J'-m :-..·y .lrt • HI l ndl;mapoti~ t pm -...~ r ns;:lllnd ~ ~ Otonwr f p m " : llunl o l,.\' ' ~ (;;~rtlt'> v.. r -.hll ' • •.~ CJ r.· a1 Bur:lal:l. 1 p.m L\ H,11111 IJ>hid ·, ~1 , nl n ·.il '' \l l,ont. , -, l lc·u'r"" I <l11c. oc•• 1. So l.o>Ul' 1 1 on• 11'111.< 11 ·' S,on I ll(\.~ ' h ..,_ , r I· ~ ,1nf'N'O I. [ J -" .\1\J.,.'l 'il'• 1\ · ~:cko'f~l,-.. 111 llt1illil al r lt>\ f'land . 1 p rn i~ . L........ ( 'hirago '" Cl fi('IMilll . I p _m IIIII• h"i<la.~ · · fw.o.ul• \o"' \ ur ~ 'I l'i!I<IHJ rch I • 'hrc. o ~:n ·-.~, ' :hew executive ...........· .1 II n 1 iYll 101 'il 1 ' : ~ C & S p~sid~nt; ~7 100 .11M< 2 1 n ~-; j(l -111 1 ! o m ·,1 c;; :WonditJ. S.-pt . ·.:: O'llriwo-• !i. Gm ·n 6<11 tJ SUnd~-. Srpt. 11 '\~ O r~il/1~ al !\'Y (i lants. I p.m. 'I 71 ll.l 11~11):? S;m F rn ~"Or I ~ fill 1.·\ l Llf•lmit o\ lli<l\1;. 1.11. rem• w . II .'I U IU I .' l11fi ft'll(hJ 1 n o J.COO <':! !i.1 210>fii i'.ITI Loul' ~ :·,..i.);~:;j;t· Cr~~e retires . 0 .1 11 11\i<'a.c Si l .fl ll '" , ·•·Uno·ho·d IIi\ :?1 l"hkllp H~· l ' nlt...-1 rr, ,.~ \ r.n1~ NY ence to bring together 200 potentia I By MEDE NIX suppliers, teclutlcians, manutactur· I ODESSA, T~xas (UP!) - Cogen- ers and tlnanoers of cogeneration . : eration could be the electricity· projects. :; .iterating process of the future Cogeneration is the proc'ess of : - llil)l !'lake up for an expected 2.7 capturing heat from Industrial -: ti!frt>nt annual increase In the plants and channeling it lluuugh a : :·t;~tlol\'s energy demand through generator to produce electricity. . . 19!15. Troyt York, director of UTPB's :!.. cogeQeration is so ideally su ited Center for Energy and Economic :.;·:m the oil-rich Permian Basin In DlversHicatlon, said that what Is :.:u&'est Texas that the University of now wasted energy~ould bet he fuel • ' 'lfxas of .the Permian Basin of the futull'. :·:.~ently hosted a day-long conferIn a cogeneration process, ... ' wasted heat is captured from a plant's stacks by a heat exchang<>r device. From the exchanger. hot vapor is sent through a generator. making "bonus electricity." "Cogeneration is ideally suited to Industry." UTPB president Duane Leach said. " It ca n ofte~ raise the . total efficiency of a plantto between !ll and 90 percent , reducing energy costs -substantially." Leach also estimated that cogen· eratlon rould be a potential $&5 - mllllon to $100 million-a-year Industry in an area that has been mcked bv falling oil prices. It would create 1:!00 10 2,1nl jobs In manufacturing. and services In an area - • NEW AT SALON - P•n•.V· engineering that currently has unemployment .:.·. ;Billll!l of Ohio ~. Pomeroy( approaching 19 perc-ent, he said. - ~ ''recenlb' joined the staff of Jllllr_ Cancellations of nuclear and coal .-.. llappening WI the SDver Brlllge electricity generating plants In the - ~:J'Iaaa.' A 1986!1l'tillulle of Meigs oountry have far outstripped new : JDgll School and lis cosm6ology orders, Leach said. In that period, · ;class. 'she Is the daughter of Mr. 1&'i small-scale power )rO)ects have ·::and. Mrs. WWlam Blllll!i of registered with the federal .:::;a>onieroy. An appolnbn"~Jllllli.Y . .lieen government, enough to provide '" ~ made by calling the slilonllr power to four million oomes, he : ~" :· Scoreboard ... Majors l Plocess creates Correelion GALLIPOLIS - Alan Garnes, a player for Gallia Academy's ·sev enth grade football team, was lnrorrectly ldentllied as Gene Garnes In an account of the game between GAHS and Belpre in Wednesday's Ga llipolis Daily - Letter..Quality Daisy Wheel for Home or Office Seeks grid foe CANTON - GlenOak High School, Ohio Class AAA, Division I. has an open date in varsit y football for the 1!*!'7 season. The d~te would be Friday, Oct . 23. orSaturdav, Oct. 24, 1987. . GlenOal<is located in the suburbs of Canton and is a member of the Federal League . Interes ted coaches or athletic directors should call Ralph E. Ciccarelli, athie!lc director. at 216-492-7455, Ext. 55. ·-- Bids witt bl - Giveaway 4 C1t end ldttiltls IO giv• IWfiY'to good home. C•ll 114 -387- 101tH 0588. 4:00 p.m. Octoblr 8. 1986. by mail fonhollleta Molgoln- 3 1bt w..t old ldtt.,1 to - · .tnc.. P.O. Boo 307. SyriiCUM. Ohio 46779. of I now 1988, II ton or forgtr piclolp trudt wtdl dlb cab (I.e. 6 p-gorl ond two pockage. 8id1 mutt take account that Meiga lndu1trillt, Inc. will offer lo reduce purch111 colt with the trade-In of 1 1979 Ford F-150 pickup whh club cab in good condi· tion. give .wty. Ctll 814·742· 2401. Klt1ent. 1 white, 1 blkll lftd whtt. k)ng hair, 2 bladl . t...u old. Alao adult and • • • • em. Call &14· 912·2073 , Mothar ut , 2 ldt11n1, I ...U old, 304-875·4128. Two 1ren to btl cut for firawood • . 109 V.ns lt*lll' Coutt, Point Pfuunt . 2 bltek tem•le puppi... 304-, Bids 1r1 10 bl mailed to 876-5468. the addreas below ..,d specific bid dltollo moy bo ob· 3 mal• puppi .., pa~tt Border Colli•. 304-773-9198. tlined by oontacting: Mr. Dovld Millikon. 3 ye•rs old. mele cet, dttiiWed, Adminlttrattve Auiltant MU1erld 1nd houN bfolltn .• P.O. 11011 307 304· &76-1853. Syrocuoe, Ohio 45 779 Full bk)oded mal• Chltu.ulhut e • 814-992-8884 Meigs lndu1trie1, Inc . rea· , .. old. 304-876-:1&98. lfYet tha rtght to accept or Sp-ved yr old flmal• tiger: rejecl any or all bid1. shippld mother mt, 3 ldtttns , z, Bldt' will be awarded at biiCk •nd white. mtl•. 1 e~~llco 4:00p.m. October 8, 1988. ftmtll, 304·87&· 1259. Deliyery date mutt be within 30 davt of signing of 6 lost and Found contriCt. Davkt Mllllk.en FOUND white & tan O::Jg _1 yetr 9/ 24 / 86 old 46 lbs . Rio Grande srea. Cell (9) 25, 28, 28 3tc •ftet 6:00 814· 245-9536 . A11111111111. t: lit I! 111 s 3 Announcement• SWEEPER end NWinl mM:hlne ptrts. •nd supp ..... Piclt: up end dtlinr'y. De~• Yecuum Cie•ner , one half mill wp Georg• Cf'Hk Ad. C1ll 114· 441·0294. repeW. No1h '1 LOST evegl111 Elinbeth Arden, pink tint lens. trem• light pink. C•U Tendy Scott, &14 ·4ts161 6 Of 614· 446· 3787 . LOST . K-40 CB ent•n•on At. 7 between K·M•rt 6 downtown lfN . AI'Wtrd. Cell 814 ·448- 19n mer 5:30. ----~---- LOST -Tiger c•t . on Gr•vel Hill Ad . Ch•hlte . AlWard. C1M Alii. Animal Park . 814 · 367·7819 or 614· 446ScftOOII, church•. 00"1)11'1Y 2456 . piCflicl, IHrthd-r ptnl• and flflllly rwnlont. Call 114-38.t- LOST -female dog, b'onde. 31 2101'or 1·1100·282 ·2117 . lb .• mediumheighl. Betwt~~n IUo Grandt 6 Vinton . Ctll81 4-24&. : Racine Gun lhoot .pon10rlid by 6043 llltdn•O..nCiub. EW'V Sunday. beginning 11 1:00 p.m. Fectol"jj Choke, 12 gu.. e thotfl"n" ------- · Loll · collie, tan blr.ck 1nd whkl ' pup. Grut Rolld • • · W.•ing ·I bteck COIIH. 304·8711i-1320 or ~ ' Vlsa-M...-carct, gtt your clf'd 676 ·5418. TODAYI.-niWctldhctrd. No one nfutedl cMI 1-811· 488- Lott · Revnrd. White min ..tur1 IMt .:1 C· 1810, 24 hrt. poodll, fllml.. " Oinaer'' rW 1 collet', ltet '"" 1(1.;1( Mobile ' Mc0an'-c1Cuetamlutahftg, I di\'IW"'*- !104-·2·3224. 4 Glveawey • wNtt 11~1 1 wll:t . ald. C•l ,,,._.,.1-.UU. t4omt. 304--1~1·412J . 9 • Wanted· To Buy ~ ;. ------------~----·' We Pl¥'c•h tor lttte rl-todtlel._.. ,.: '*''· utMI Jim M6nk CMwo-Oktt Inc . 1111 Gene John ton 814 72 .I : 2,_kkttnt10al0odho..,.. Z ·441-• 11 maltt, 1 wttlte a l ·brown. Cal TOP CAIH paid ftM '3 mac1e1 1·. ., . ..... reon. .-.cl ,..,.,., utild c; . .. l""th ......, I will, okl. Cal 116- luk:ik·,amlec, 1111 Eeetem • Avo.. OcolliiHOiit. Cl4l t14· 441- , 2tl.·t•ll. l -~·------. 1 2212. • • • �The Times-'Sentinel ouses for T . Houtl' for rem 1% mil• lrorA l- .-. ·.•.. 1--. - l ~- .c.: , ';. - , ~?- H.M.C. Depo1i1 ' - ,·······Gaur.:;onS" ·..... ··· & Vicinity .. I ~---- 8 room newer house on At. 248, ' ,..., Lorig 8onom for rent. 2'h baths. fl,.piiCe, full buam11'11 . 2nd . Butternut Avt . BtbY cloth ... mena, girls tuns. m~ny Child 1nd 1 outside p·e t OK f 13150. plu1 depolit. Call 814- . .......................... ., Gtrtgt nit: Thur.· Fri.· Sat. Oct. 2.3.4. Many different ham._ 316 Condor St. Pomeroy. In Danvlll6, Ohio. 7 rooms, 1'h bllllo. Colll14·742-2347. ' 8 rvomr tnd beth. 11 I.Cret In country. Ouiet. Rfl'ferenCIII and dapo11t required. Call 61 4 -949· M•ket ltema. 8 til1740 Fourth .,_ve .. Gaflip~lia . Qharl• • Etktbett..Surlei-Rt. 7tnChnhile.Oet.2nd•3rd. 10 am to 6 prn . AppN.,ce. clothet. !D'Jis Ill loll of othlf thingl. 2831 . & Vicinity Fwnl1htd duplex. 1 bedroom. 400 211t Street, &260 .00 month includ• two utilities, ldultl only, call Mrs. BuJiton. 304-875-26&1 . :terd sale. AocJs Lick Roaid off Rt. 218. 2 mil• north of Mercer· ville. Oct. 2. 3. & 4 . ~ -- .. e roomt end beth. nice loctdon, .....P'om·a;oy:.. ········ Middleport Friday & Saturday 'October 3rd & 4th . i' ac:r•. WANTED TO BUY used wood & Make Chriatrnas rnonev, aell coal heaters. SWAIN'S FURNI · Avon_ Make 46 percent . Call TURE, 3rd . & Olive St. Gallipo- 814-448-3368. lis . Call614-448· 3159 . Honwrriakara andCtrHr People. Small dog for child· rnJII be Ute your spar1 time to earn extra houH broken. Poodle pretened, money with friendly Home but will conaid..- other brMds. Partin, 1 netionwide cofll)en'Y . Also. uttd ~tAle padt central Immediate openingl tor Manag*''conditioner fUr mobile home. era end Oemonatratora in thit area. lt'a easy, fun end profit•· Ct 814-448·7013 . bit. No experience is necces· Buying dally gokl, tilver coin1, sary. All you need it a detlre to rlngl, jMelry, darling ware, old make money, have fun and a few ~oln1, ltrge CUtTII'IC'f. Top pri· houra of IPir& tima . We will en. Ed. Burkett Sarber Shop, provtde everything 'YOU need to ll:artld .,d there i& no cath 2nd . Av.. MiddiiPOrt, Otl. 814· 211e. Point Pleasant, w. va. ZA71 . Someone IQ d;ive kidney dlJiyl• patient to Huntington occeakm· ally, for n19n1 information ctll Foi' 'u ti 3 br horM with living =:/:::"~r:m,rt-:·8~ 304· 8782098. 304·878·3423. Airline Jobl e18 , 747 ID 169,866 yeer now hiring, Call job Nne 1· 618 -469-31135 e ..t A.-1980 for Into 24 t.-1. Hou• I JOOMI, bath, Jefferson Blvd. Call after 7 p.m. 30•· 8781142 .. 1178 7298. 8 Guitar and Ben i leuons. Clll 614· 992·6624 . HERITAGE QUEEN CONTEST· 11:00 a.m. Pt. Pleasant Post Office . ' ENTERTAINMENT AT FORT RANDOLPH (Krodel Park) Steps 3000 Govemmtnt Joba list. $115 ,040 • .S9,230 yr . Now hirtng . Call 806-687-6000 e•t 7:00 p.m. • Sugar n' Spice Pom Pom Corps 8:00 p.m. • Mlkkl Casto's Country Cloggers (ages 3-14) 9:00 p.m. • ltomic Sounds (sound system provided by Chuck Ewing) *Sponsored by: Area Merchants and City *Not Responsible for Accidents GH-4662 . "'eed . 8111 pfut commitsion .. j-- - - - - - - c;all 304· 767-1881 Monday Qp.,ings for 2 electrician s. thru Friday, 10 to 4. eommerial 6 indu1trial experlenceam.ut. Mutthaveov.,. 12 Saturday, October .4th, 1986 Card of Thanks To All My Good Friends for dent in this or but al•o conai· f'IIUnwt to BoK of the Glllipt?lil THANKS SIDEWALK SALES ~ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The many cards flowers were greatly ap· preclated. Your prayers we1e a strenclh and comfort to me during my I ; :C:S~t, illness and be· k of'them my raeovhas betn miracu- RENDEZVOUS C~MP TOURS • All Day at Fort Randolph (Krodel .Park) SOCCER TOURNAMENT • 8:00 a.m. to dusk t~~t VocatiQnal Center Gratefully, Evans AGES: UNDER 10, UNDER 12, UNDER 14, UNDER 16 FLEA MARKET • City Boat Dock 1 RIYtr. 21 Saturday, October 4th, 1986 4th street Landing, Paint Pleasant, w. va. Departure Schedule (1 Hour Rides) 10 a.m.· 11:15 a.m.· 12:30 ·p.m. • 1:45 p.m. • 3:00 p.m. & 4:45 p.m. 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park Diltrict il accepting appllca1ion• for Sports Coordinator through Oc- 114' " 8 ' 4812' ,. ..258 , 3 ·forCon Ql. funtlef info~tion. Saln polition av~lllbla in llftab· lished euto saln "'"'· 1.9flg hourt. Good benelita.-t Appty now for 1 Nwtrdlng ctreer. to Box T-200 In a,reofthl Oa~y Trlburi"t, 82& Oallipollt, OH 46631 . Workt $714.00 Payment. No Selea D•talls -- Send &tamp.t Envtlope: Elan -716 )418 Ent•rprile, Fl. Pierce, fl • 3~82 . Mut~an• : Experitnc.cl • bau ple.,..-. drummilr and Ught m11n wanted for top 40 Rock and fj:ountry Band - (fell evenings 814-892-81:17 or 614· 992· . eue. & Auction ~rAUCTION Adults (ages 15 &over) $5.0.0 Children (ages 5·14) $3.00 Children (4 and under) FDEE 'Tickets available at: C~ims Netiooal (main •nk), People's Bank (Point Plelllnt): Fnrth 1'11a11111:y; Rardin's Shoe Center: Four Seasoos Florist: Hotkent.rry Pha11111:y Nllllh; CMmblr al C11111111n:e; City BuHdirt. THURS .. 'OCT. 2 P.M.-10:00 P.M. AND SAT., OCT. 4 9:30A.M. haw· P.A. DINNY STERNWHEELIR EXC'URSION Moonlight Dinner/Dance Cruise (four hours) 7:00 p.m. to. 11:00 p.m. Wilson's Catering Service $24.95 a person or $44.95 a couple Cash Bar Extra Octo~~r our hard· will sell all fll· For more information contact Mason Co. Chamber of Commerce Office 675·1 050. · Sal" tnd marketing P•ton. Boa•kMPIIJ· rtupt,lonial . Pref· •ably • yr. e•'*lenDI but not IMCIIII!fy• Mutt lfave own cer. 1 s.nd RetUmt to 8011: 131 Atclne. Oh6o. 814-149 -3060. 3000 Govamment Jobl Utt. 118,040-IU ,230 yr. Now ·Hir· R-9806. AVON , q»., terrltorlel, cal 304-1171· 1429 . 2 In Memoriam Freeland S. Nnrri~ ' who passed away 5 years ago on September 27. 1981. Sornttlmes th• ooad Ill lila Hlms As. we lrave throullt tht lo•f . • h"rt Iiiii's bro- Battle Days Sponsored By These Community Minded lusfnessesl •Bbrdmm F•ture eG. C. Murphy Co. ·~. Corner •Ppint Pleasant Register •Almeda's •B & S Supply •'Four Seuons Florist •Fruth's Phu:maey •Harril Steak-H.-use Aftlll·IJlll brimluf ol toars, In our we•in•• I•A•rdc•h•lbesldt till war. •Pieuer'l •Wma'e Bible Book Store · •Les WlDiamaon Jewelen •Larry's ~ Oudet>. ·. •CitizjD National •LaMarce Beauty Shoppe · · •S~th'e Plqmb,lng·A: Healing ~!~~:~~~~-~~n:.~· ,lloWq, .., IN anotlllr ..• • •Hoe~ . (lhannacy North. •Ben Franklin .Co. •Bowincal's 4 br hou11 with buemem. ltoU" overtriplle•IO•· plu•.1h• formtr Ron.,, Milt. ldlf. in New 'Heven. Z2x1 20 aU tot P'l• orioo MI.OOO. Ph. 1·30-4-882· 21... Alllcurrenlly ret~ttd . WIH Commercial Building for ..... Upper Second Ava .. G111ipolil. 112x84 buldlng. C1ll 814-446· 4423,. NEW AND UIED MOilLE HOMES ' KEitEL'S OUALITV MOilLE HOME IIALEI, 4 MI. ttoclled. 58 nett bledt. Good c:ond. •1800 or belt offar. C1ll 814· 367-7519 . l;;;;=;;:==;::::=:;:==r:=:: · ; •' '' • 1 ' ~uctioneer ~ 985-3944 ' I Public Sale & Auction AT POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER ON ROCK SPRINGS RD. (Old Rt. 33) FOR THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION 32 Mobile Homea for S.le WEsT. OALUP.DUI .. ~T 31. PIIONE,IJ4-4,4f-1174. "' I . ' • 1980 fairfN~H y Home. 52 by 14, 2 ' .7.500. Colll14-317o e?. Numerous new auction items have been donated by area merchants for this sale . There will also be som1 used merchandise . All proceeds ollhis sale-will co to the Arthritis Foundation . AUCTIONEER-JIM CARNAHAM TERMS- CASH FOOD AVAILAB~E "Not Responsible lor Accidents or loss of Property" from Gallipolis. take Rt. 141,turn left onto Rt. ns. Turn ri&ht onlo Patriot Cadmus R01d. Witch for sicn. : 3 bdr. t:iath & ~ . tOUil elactric. heat puff1J , washlf' • dryer. everage elec. bill S100 month. Gar•ge, pool, trurt tr. ., ..,.. gwden apace, alMOst 1 ltnl around, wiU consider land OOft· trtct wfth clown peymam or ctn allumt loin. Ctll mornWiga 614·446· 4703. Government homw from 11 . (U-repair} .. Detinquent tu Pfoparty. Repo&Misktnt. CeH 801-r 887· 6000 · ext QH-4&12 , for cunent repo lltt. - 11177 '4111o feirmlmtBwrlo'i_., 2 bedroor~~~.c..,tNiaif , wah• lnd d..,.,, ..... lor WOOd"'"*· eppliMCM, Mlnnlng. Ciiiii4-NI· JIIII. ipptd kl~ Ult• ' IIIOIILE .HOMU MOVED' In· tuNCI, ~tbl• 31)4.171-2331 m-. Call . ·SAT., OCT. 4, 1986 at 7:00 P.M. . Partial lislina: Oak wash ~and with towel bar, oak lern stands, McCoy potle•y , qu >lllrame, kotchen cab1nel. ,radio, stone jars. stereo. bicycles. foldmg lables, light fiXtures. chairs. good GE dishwasher, washe•. & drye1, tool boxes. chain saw. iron skillets, J. Bulch hau1t ~one bar, Donahue stone jars, chandelier, sleigh bells, hand tools. doshes & much, much mooe. SALE EVERY SATURDAY at 7:00 P.M. 33 Farms lor Sale Beeutiful homt in are• avafllbla - - - - - - - : - - - - llatwooda ~rea of Pomeroy. Ctll · 614-441!1 -2359. JO AcNI. Hee tltl... • l~d. HouM for .... 5 ,~a bath, houM. hms. pond. IMhwtlt· aparcment ~llairt , 3 rooma 6 1m IGhOol Dlttricl. c.tl 241· beth, 1 4x70 trail• 3 bedroonu, 12 ·:.•..:.e_ . - - - - - - : --: LR . OA . Income 1700 month , h t 155,000. CIH Earlie"'·-. 11 ~ 240 ICN farm. t mil• noft o ._., Pofl'llfOY on Old 3,3. 10 101'111 266-1848 call anytime. 841 ~lind, 2 dwetlln•· 814Third Ava. 841'-1338 dt• 3:30p.m. Reduced 4 bdr .. 2 b•th bouM. All brick. walking dlttanet·loAkl Grande Coll .. e. CaU fof lhow· . Lookin& for merchandise? Try the Patroot Auchon Bam! W. have all types ol new and usN merchandise - appli· ances, furniture, antiques and collectors items. so .. thin& for everyone! Homes for Sale Door Prizes' Given Weekly Consl&nments accepted from 1:00·5:00 P·'"· on Saturday. Have somelhin& you want to sell? Contact Marlin Wedemerer, Auctioneer. Arran&tmonts for pickup service avai'·· tlblt. Bam 1nd Auctioneor availablt for Public Auctions 111 con· IrK!. Conlract includes hauling and transportin& all •orchandise. Rtsldont ond business Auction Smice olso available. Marlin Wedemeyer. Auctioneer 614-245·5152--614/388-8249 ecre.. In Pomeroy. No down payment niNded. Good lot, 3 1Mdroom1. carpon. biMinent, equlpfltlll kltchon. CoN 114-192· 2802. 22121v<--· 315 Lots 8i Acreage ln Middleport,1 'h lt9f'Vhau•· I roonw tnd beth. Co...,....ty remodeled. lnaua.\M, low utllti•. Optional 110w ratrig.lfltof and 1ir condition..-. FanOid·kt no,.. I 1CrW woocSICI. dty achpol L ' beauttrul hOlM tile. Cart 114- 448-.,27. buUdlna. Reduced to Mil. Calf 114·•:15018 . 21 ..... wooded. dty ~·C.OII4·441-:IOU. '• 6 R-ot with o• - : Muot .... 112.000 fit'm. Phonel14- bllcll: .,.,.d tnd 1e - .Happy Ad1 SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1986 10:0 A.M. P Oft 'lt. ' "·Call Adl10 third .. PJnt ., ...... ·- 192-- 1 . O(ow' ilood. This is the personal property of the late Hollis Grate. louted 2\1 miles from Salem Center store and IP• prox. 16 miles from Sl. Rl. 7 bypass of Pomeroy· Middleport on St. Rt. 124. llrs .Jtollis G11te is movinc beck to Kentuckr,. so will sell the followinc. . TRACTORS" lntemational464 w/ P.S. five power, power .rjustwheels, dl111l, 3 pt. hitch. Good cond~ion. Fermall Supe• C, aood condilion. "EQUIPMENT" 420 I.H. bller. 32 ft. eiiVItor w/psolina 11aine. 7 ft. puH dlsc.,5 ft. l.H. brush cuttar, plows lor Suptr C, I.H. 100m" . .111ft._• • 3 ~ bilde,I.H. 'l1V moww 11/lilch for Suptr C, Olinr pin dnlls, ll)ike and lift poles, •Iller, hay WIIOR• l'ly reb, lin~ shovel plow, misc. parts 111 25 and 'liY mown , I.H. .ather front. •d llodll 1185 Cadtl ridlnt · "MISC." \1 HP air COI!IIriSIOI, lo& dlains, 1r1111 and oil, bend! viceund &rindtl, scr•/'Kkl, wood crates, pichp truck raeu,cutoff"" ~Nndre , tile blocks, IIIP lldder, wllltl· leiTOW, misc. hand tools, misc . lot flay. and all ~nds ol far•rs tools. · "HOUSEHOLD" GE refrlltralor. Gibson 20.8 cflest Jype dlep froezer (ap· proa. 2 yr. old).rocker/recllnw, pletl0rr1 and swlvalrock· Ill, diSk, ll~nds, IIIIi~ fumlture, Eurah uprlpt IJIIfltr;,; Mlsc.'.lnR ]Irs, slep llool, ca!lil111, and otMr Misc. . . .. . , 'ANTIQUE 011 COLL£~TOIIITEIS" '· · on slllld. dinner llell 11om Hollkllr Ito.; drari knives, ' wicker clothes basket, se~les, •Ilk Ctlllld 111 cr-'ts; . OWNER: MRS. HO~LJS GRATE . · Clslr ' '· Eats · Polltht DAN SfiTH: AUCn~NEER (6141 992-7, 01 or (6141 949-2033 ."!lot Public Sale ... & Auction " . ..: 8 Public Sale & Auction ~ . "' Farm Auction OCT. 11, 1986 SAT. 10:00 A.M. lOCATION: PORTER. OHIO 3 tractors and several pieces of farm equipment. •AUCTION NO. I. Consll\jJ IMnl Solo. Ewinrton, Olllo ~ ocu. 198( 10 l.l. .. •AUCIION NO. 2, Pbrt4l, Oh\j OCT. II. 1986-10 A.M. p ' fann Auction: OW114r Joh;· Patterson "" •AUCTION NO. 3. Slllo s..;,; Ius S.le, Ounba1, W. Yo. " OCT. II , 1916-10 A.M. ' Very llrp ule. truas . ars, mis'C . *AUCTION NO. 4, Oct. z.j;. Dlle open fur busihBI. us now for dissolvinayour ei;. tate or penon11 ~llonJinp . "' Auctioneer, Lon Neal ~ c:att ~ 614·367·7101 ' .~ ~ ·puBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1986 t 10:00 A.M. ; location : From Gallipolis follow State Route 7 north,.,: for II miles, turn left on little Kyger R01d, ao one! I I mile and turn leflat Kyger C~eek High School and co:: one mile. The followin& will be sold: .,. 3 pt. sect1onal couch. yellow swi'61 chair, reclmer, real nice ;. 5 pc. bedroom suite. Quasar color TV, Zen1th B&W TV,Iiving •. room chai1 w/storage ottoman , ~ee cream parlor table w/ oak ~ lop, bed w/ mghl ~and and dresser w1th dres•ng mirror,',. glass door bookcase, set of oonk beds. dreSsel, beaUtifUl C3·.: nopy bed w / ~e s k and bookca;e. d1esser. overstuffed plat·~ lorm ro cker. lamps, coffee lable. White treadle sewing : mach 1ne. small stereo w/2 speakers, metaltable w/4 chairs,. 2 halllrees, alum. storm door, playpen, baby bed, reverSible : · Window lan. porch swmg. small chest f'lpe harvest gold • Amana deep fretzel. chest ol drawers. 2 iroo running sleds. ·: 2 bicycles (boy's 20' &girl's 26"), wmdow air conditioner.• electric sweeper, Seaos dry er, Maytag automatic washer, 2 •. cuno cabinets. set of chi> a. S()me Correll, pots-& pans, small ; ant>que table. antiQue gas stove. antiQue ink tab le, John • Deere 108 rid ing lawn mowe r, McCulloch chain saw, gas: gnll, some hand tools and ooe lot of miscellaneous items. ~ Terms: Cash or Check w/10 Concession Stand : MR. &MRS. GORDON ROTH, OWNERS •. - C1own City, Ohio Phone 256-6740 Nol Responsi~lt for Accidents or loss of Property . . PUBLIC AUCTION • • REAL ESTA-TE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS DATE: SAT., OCT. 4, 1986 TIM£: 10:!10 A.M. LOCATION: Cope Lane , Wellston, Ohio. Take 93 N. from Wellston,left on Grady Lane. Watch for s1gns. Mrs. Vir· grnia Cope will be offering for sale at public auction he r real estate and personal property as described : Re~l Estata sells at 12:00 Noon. 2 story frame home 7 rooms & bath, new .,mace, citr wotor &•II kept home in : aood li~in& cond~lon: 3 small bams, uvnf fruit trtes, &rape arbor, larp shade.trtes. Also well111 property. On 2 acres m/1 country livin& with city conveniences. TERMS: 10% down day ol sale. balanre due at closing on/ or before 11·4-86. Tam pro·rated, deposit non·relundable,, · and to sell wrth confirmation ol seller. Inspection can be • made by callinj 286·!il61. PERSONAl PROPEUY: like new coal & wood stove w/ blower, oak hi·boy, ch~t w/minor. oak blankel chest. 2 oak rockers. cedar wardrobe, 5 drawer wood ch~t. old oak plank botlom chairs. wood btJtter mold, bowl and'paddle. 2 stooe churns, stone crocks, 2 ~one milk pitchers, 2 cast ~ro~ bean pots, very nice applebutle~ ketlle w/stand, wood com shuckmg pegs, bronze horse clock, many bOles ol old books. carbide lamps, 6 drawer ~and, outstanding large composi' lion babydoll, Amish oag doll, old stuffed an ima ~. old flouf sack material like new. · .; · GlASSWAR£:.Many nice old wmval ~ass· oome blue, ell.\ cond. depression glass. nu cut. Fenton, od china, S()nte Ger•. man, many nice pattern· glass. NOTE-Best glass we havt S()ld in some time! TOOLS: I.H. CubCadetiDtotiller Inew I. Weed Wacker, 5ooxlis! tools - all kinds ol carpenter6' tools, 10" band saw, c~rcular saws. jig saws. routers. planes. drills, pipe threader. shovels; picks, chains. etc. . LUNCH SERVED BY R.l.D.S. CHURCH ACCENT II REALTY 286-5061 MUSTARDS AUCnON SERVICE-286·5868 CONSIGN'MENT AUCTION : LOCATION: Ewineton, Ohio y, mile off St. Rt .. 160. From Holzer Hospital take 160 north 18 miles, turn left on Ewlngton Rd: signs Up. PUBLIC AUCTION Co"""etclal or Wlrehouaa. 151~ 10:00 A.M. 34 741 - d ..... 1100 ... ft. ~tome. Call after 5, 304-1., SATURAY, OCT. 4, 1986 . Appr. Arvin Colegrove lng t\14-245-,9378. 6 room house. 1. 2 Double car Dtragt. Located on Aoae Hill. Bargain priced 120.000. Call 614· 878-2513. 2 badroon-., fumllh.:l mot!MI Lee Johnson, AUCTIONEER FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1986 AT 1:30 P.M. '· v Now taking' applications on Mobile Homet in K&K Mobile Home Park . $180. per month plus utilitin . Call 304-876· 3002 or after 6:30. 676 -6389 . 23 .Profe11ionel Seivlcee ' lng. Call 801· 687·6000 Ext. Mondov thnlfridoy1Do0D-4>bo. SOCCER TOUR~~M-~,;· ·JOiOo a.m. .t o finish at Vocatlonalt't enter . Drh-er· M&ch8f'llc lor 1ocal Co. Must hive too II and uperience. S~d ·r-..n. to Dally Stntk'lel Box 729 M, Pomeroy. Ohio . ExparitnCid rilldil, .., . rtprl· untatlvtl netdad. Bate plu• cO'mmi11IO.,. 304--717· 7881 . 5th,. 1986 Nice bright 1980. 2 bedroom traillf for rent In country or will sell traillf. Call 614-949-2969 or 614 -949 ·2864. PUBLIC AUCTION I 3·.br ~ '~ and utilitln . 614-992-7479. 1 •oo.ooo. Call 30•·111· 8 .~ 304-773!5828. 12x66. 2 bedroom turnlthed trallt+' . • 185 month plut depot II tiluated 11 IIII...,.Ntl. 4 room houu for Ale lt.OOO or best otter. Call &1•·2111-;ng tor appointmtrlt. UNTIL SOLD OUT Sunday, haam.,t. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommends thai you do bulinfllll with peo.,le you know. and NOT to tend monev throul#t the meil until '!100 have invntlglted the offering. :~~~~~~82~&~· ~T~h~l•d 1 Friel! ---~--------~-0H 45131 'nwmu. 3 bloc*. ' Ae- Guar~ntnd 8:00 p.m. • Bluegrass music, clogging, and square dancingPublic Invited to loin the Fun! P.A. Denny st:ernwheeler Excursions Business Opportu~ity 31 ENTERTAINMENT AT FORT RANDDOLPH (Krodel Park) 6100 p.m. • Jonnle Belinda bega. No drinking. lighting, or peu. Call614-367·7267. Ambrolia. 7miiMfromPt. Pl. on Rt. 12. City 'Wittlr, pwed IJ-_ _ _ _ _ _.;__ _ _ _ _.;.._ _ _ _ Re.tl bt.i11: PARADE • 2:00 p.m. starting point-behind Heck's Plaza 3 bdr., 14•70. 1260 plua t&O Marlin Wedemeyer, Auctioneer 614·245-5152 App. Arvin Colegrove &..-o between 8 :30 end • :3d. (Open To· Pblic:) Dealers Welcome DISTANCE RUN· .9130 & 10:00 a.m. . 1 mile, 5K and 1QK starti"g pol\lt-behind Heck's Plaza AWARDS FOR RUN· approx. 11:30. ·a.m. Tu·Endle-Wei-Park 3 bdr. private lot. water fur· nithed. Near new school. Rat . required . Call 614 -446-0514 . flom Gallipolis. take Rt. 141. turn left onto Rt. 775. Turn right onto Pit1iot Cadmus Road . Watch for sicn. on 'h ecre. owet"loottlng KtniiWha &xperian.-·d Media Sel81 Rep1 ~ Rivar. •225 month. Utilitiel patd. 1 or 211duit11 only. No peta. Call &14 -266-1167. PATRIOT AUCTION BARN an alec. fully driYMnV • nplfc cank. 4 Fl-EA MARKET • City ·Boat Dock (Open To Public:) Dealers Welcome 2 bdr. trailor overlooking Ohio LARGE GROCERY SALE Log horN, 3-4 br. c.,-.:~, finlahad 2 br R1 . 2. 1 arnell cflild eccepted. 1180. per month. plus utilltl... Call 3M· I715·3002 or after 1 :30. 8711·1388. · Nice 2 be(froomt rall.- for Nil Ch•hire. On nice lol. 6620. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS ~rienced Media Sal11 Rape. •eded . Bite plut comml11ton. ~~• _304-757- 7881, Mon.·f rl .. REN~EZ:VOUS CAMP TOURS • ALL Day at Fort FL.tmilhd 2 bdr. mobil• home in Crown City . Call 614-268· THURS •• OCT. 2. 1986 at 7:00 P.M. Sewing- alte11tlona, mending. exper ienced 1111mtren. do• quality work. Call Jackie 814· Serv11 :~ s SIDEWALK SALES • 9:00 a.m• to .8:00 p.m. Call 614-«&·4389 or 304675· 9710. It-----..:===:;;;;;;;;:;;;~;;;;;~~"'":'....1 Eliipi >IYIII I'III ,SCHEDULE OF EVENTS •Point Distributing •Point .,eaa~t Federal Savitagtl & Loan AMoo. •Point Pleasant Hardw~ •Rardin's I·Shoe Center •Shop ~iek ·FOOd Mart, Inc. •Tiffin.Credit Jewelen .. •Wa!Jiler Broadeutins •Weetern Auto Store 2 bdr. mobillhomton Upper At. 1 . Cleen , fumilhtd. wtter paid, t200 a month. Call 61 4 -245· 15818. Hdraotnl. 2 betN. flrepl~ee. .,... •. ne.ooo.ooorU75.oo mofrih piUI depolit, 304· 273· ~6 - 9371 . •Automotive Supply Co. •B. J, Builders, Inc. •Domino's PUza .•Faclol:y Oullet S~oes •Irvin's Auto Glass service •Jack ROU8h Motor Car, Inc. •Jo~'s Supermarkets •McDonald's eThe Peoples Bank • dryer, Ck)le to town, ref required, wetera. tr11h paid . Call 814-448 -4063. 18 Wanted to Do Friday, :october 3rd, 1986 a Nice 2 bedroom mobile home lor renl . Near Racine. Call 614992-6858. 192· 3071. ' 2 bdr . 12x80 Hoi$ Park, washer-dryer hookup. 1h mi. past HMC. Ref. dep. required . Sllr or ,.m NIW Htven. 3 - - - - - - -·IC- 1.n Two bedroom trailer, 1160.00 plus uliMtl ... 304-871· 4088. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. trail•. fumlahed, waahet" 3 btldroom. one lhtrd 41/t mil• OUI ltnd Hill ~· lllf'l ...tt• 111d dtyer, : .W eolid, khdlin epplltnC~t, 304·8715· Total alet. 2 bdr. lurnilhed, adults only, no peta. TV clble available. C1ll 114-3117-7438 . daposil. Includes water & g•r· Trailer for rent unfurnished. locet.:t on Bulaville Rd. Call 814-441-1837. ' ' 42 Mobile Homes for ·Rent depo .. t a-:-d refrlglfation requir-.1. 304-875-1090. Will Sell with owner financing . 8r. Vicinity "· . ~81-3872 . Yard Ssle Oct. 3 & 4. Friday & $atufdiY'. Okl h111d tool1. an llqu•. oeramle1 & ~hit'. Ft.. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent reference requir_.. Call &14-446-9356 . ~1~~-"'-1';'-'fiY-~ iiiTiilll;+,io/'/-6 3 flmify. Y.rdstle. Oct. 1at and ADVANCE SALES • 25• DISCOUNT w. Ohio- Point ' 28, 1986 'September 28, 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. r accldlnls or .loa of " CAliPER: 1978 Concord camper 19« .. air. VEHICLES: 1976 Chevy Van . IIOTORCYlfS: 1980 250 cr Honda. BOAT ANDJRAILER: ~ars game fiShe r boat. boall raolel, 5 liP Mercury motor. lAWN MOWERS: 12 hp Wheelhorse llaclor with moweoand snow blade, 10 hp Bolens tractor, 10 hp Sears mower liAllERS: Ta~dem ule flal bed lra~ler , farm trailer frame. ANTIQUES: Sideboard, library table. oak dresser. wash stand, ~efgh bed, cast iron cook stove.lrun k. HooSier cup· ' board, casl i ro~ kettle and stand, donner bell, qu1lls. 2 at m chairs, misc. chairs, McCoy, Rosev>lle painted child's chair, misc. old tools, cane bottom rocker. sew1n gmachine, qu 1lt1ng lram~ . picture·frames. HOUSEHOLD: 2 c!esks, dr~ers. 2 twm beds. I living room surte like new, living room sutie nice, upright freezer, refri· gertor wilh ice ma~er, high chair, baby bed, Brother sewong machine and ~ibinet, table w/4 chairs, electric organ, Home Interior, misc, ~kilchen rtems. MISC.: I.Jrgeoexten~on ladder. fen ce post. 5 bikes, I len sp'eed, hand too~. pipe littinii,S. electrocal boxes, composter, . ps ~ans, .amcie· equipment, dust to dawn light. light fix· lures, swegli&hl.' nuts and bolls, .nails, garden tools, boat seats, misc. log chains, misc. hub caps and whetls, cflain saws. weedeaters. . ,' ·One Lo.,. ol NIW Cl~t and Vinxl Remnants 6 n. ptrlorleil uteiiRI dish with patio mounts and receiver complete. , This ij a partiellistln&- lora collin& daily I Consian-.tilllli• d!lllr illttll Oct. 3,,1$16 at 7:00 p.11. For furthlr nforntlon contlct Mikt little 388· 8244 or Cylldy Roberts 311·1651. · . ' . · Liiilctt.,1tmd . '' ~ lot rtiPQIIIlblt for Melil•ts 91' lo" of lfl!lfi'IJ. .' ··• na•:,tash·• .••"Ill dlect; tO, nolliltf. . . O)YIIERS: liKE UJTLE, CYIIDY II!IIERrS ., . , AND CONSIGNEES• ." . AUCnOII££R: LO. JIEAl 61H67·710l • THIS All AU ---------~-----------------------~~------\ --~· .... •'"" ' �September Ve. 56 Pets for Sale ~OLEWOOD & Vagetablai LAYNE ' S FURNITURE 2bdr. unfumith-ciiiPt. in Crown CiiV. Coli 114·211·1120. .....,er lno. IP.-trMnt 2 bdr., utllhl• partly J*d, nica. C.ell 304·171· 5104 or 304· 171· 7921. 2 bdr. 2 b - kttch1n fur· nltMd. 11 Court 81. U2J I * mo. plu1 LlllliU•, reference a dopotlt. CoH 114•441·4921. Fumrthld llfficlency 1110 mo. utllltl• peld. 7'n NeU Aw. Cal 441-4411 lift• IPM. Fumlthld tpt. ldultl onty. CaU 114·441·91523. Duplex for rent M8 Second Aw .. G1llipoMe. 3 bdr. 1!\lingroom, dinlngroorn. new kit· chen. bldtylfd. Nfrlg. • range. 1281 plus ulilltl• a Mcurh:y ,dopoth. Coli 114·,.8·0180. .,Nicely fumilhld mqblle horn. .cA • heat u.al. klcetkJn, ..tulttOnly. Colll14-441-0338. Sof11 1nd ch-'111 priC*I from 13815 to tt9&. Tlbl• f60 tnd Up IO 11215. Hidt·t ·bedl Uto to 1&15. Atcllura 1221 10 t375. Lamps 421 to 1121. Dfnttt• 1108 .,.d up to Mltli. ~ 11ble w•l cftlka t2815 to I •-'· D... 1100 .., ., U71. Hutch• t.tOO and up. Bunk belli compiett- w-m111r11... 12115 111d up to *395. Btbv btdt 1110 • 1116. Mattr••" or box IPflnGI- full or twin 113 , firm 173, and 183. Qu..., tell t2215. King 1310. 4 drawer ch•UBIS. o,....,. 188. Gun clbin 1t1 a. 10, • 12 gun. Oat or electric range 1,371. Baby mattr•. . us ·• 141. Bid trtm• no. 130 • -King frame 150. Goo·d llltctton of bedroom .,itn, nwt11 Clbineu. hudbo•d• t3o and up to 185. Uaed Furniture: W11t;er & dryer, electric r1nge. gil rtnge & rlfrig•ator, wood t1blt & 2 bench•. blda. drener. & reclin•. 3 milel out Bula\1111• Ad. Open..lAM to &PM , Mon. thru S11. 614·446-0322. bdr. 3rd. Ave. 1 prlwalt t.llth, 1140 'per mo. Deposit required. CtM 814· 441-4222 b - 9 & 6. S11ra Kenmore hiiVV duty elec dfver. e11.c. cond . 176. Catt 1!114· 446-H06 tnVtirn.. ) bdr. unfum. upt;Uire apt. overlooking city perk. Pri¥etl County Applianca. Inc. Goo.d ,..., entreru• ,w ith very ·11ice ulld appll.,cea and lV 11t1. .. rgeroorr. · 14001 month. Call Open lAM 10 8PM . Mon thru $14-446-9831. Sat. IU-446-1699, 827 3rd. Ava. Gallipolis. ·OH. :1 bedroom 1pt. for rent. Batie fln1 1t1rta 1215. • month lhat D.-,k ltyle. • ewing .m•chine includn aH utllhl•, O~po~it cabinet. 4 pcwoodfrtmelamily uqulred of 1200. Contact VJt. room tat bfOwn PIMI like new, 1aga Menor 4pt. MiddltpOf"t. cofl•ttble. 304·876· 3384 be· 1114-992-7787. Equel Houaing fore 8 :00 675· 6909 after 6:00. :Opportunitv . ,Aprtm1nt1 for rent In Pomwoy . On• end two bedrooms. c•n 114-99Z.S215. 63 ., a.droom epartment up ... if1. }tlewly carpatld throughout . .Partly' fumittted. Call 814-982· Aniiquedoll : A&:M 3?0. Made in Garmany. Bieque head, cloth body. Good condition . Meda in 1913. 0150. 614· 742· 21 19. .0908. ·Duplu in Racine. Nice, 2 bedroom1, furniahed . 1225. )lue utilftln. Call &14·949· JI01 . ..2 bedroom atrMt lev•l tpart· m1r1t. Nice yard, pe1io. off Spring A\11.. Pomeroy. Call :&14· 982·118& lftlf 6 :00p.m. ) blldroom ept. Nice for working .peraon . 4021h Tw.ntyfounh Sl .. .Pl. Ple. .nt. Clll 114· 192· -6858. 't bedroom apartrMnt for r... ln 'MKtdiiiPOrt. 1186. p• month. ) 100. depotit. Call 814· 992· M11 deya or 814-992-17S.3 .-vaniniJI. --2 bedroom, clean, roomy aptt. "New Hl\len, W. V•. Also com· 1'ntfeitl spece. Call 814·992· ]481 . l Antiques Fi~ood Urga tplftmem on Vi.,d St. floint Pl1111nt, unfumiehtd, deposit ..-quirtd, 1190.00 utili· tiel no1 incfudad. 304·886· }460 .irnMI fumithtd ept. one W. f'ODm, ground floor , 1200.00 tnOnth, hut tl'ld water fur· ftl•hld, aduh:t only. 304-175· 28151 . ' ,.wo unfumiahtd ll)lrtrntnlt. 4 .rooma 1nd blth. 6 roonu and bath, Clif1on. W. Va. 304·676· ~211 . 46 Furnished Rooms FOr rent Sleeping Roomt and 276 gallon ·ail tank. 1100. Call 114· 441-2a35 . P•loe air nailer, 2 oombination c utting torch•. AockweH j:ll)rta ben NW. 1 ton chainiiW. o1k china cabinet. Call 814· 388· 8711 . Pri\ll1e tr• il• ..,ace. free watlt'. r~.~ral a att ing, lttOeY". d · calllhlf 130 304·176· 2902 Beauty Shop equip ment. Ut ed \I.., wnte. Shampoo unit, mirror, hydrtulic chein. drye r and chein . 1900. Also . lighted mobil 4118 e~n with lett••· &300 . Call $14 -985· 3972 . H•lf Pricet Fta1hlng arrow &igne 12881UghtM. non-a rrowU691 Nonlight.d U291 Fr11 hrtten l Faw left. Sea l oca lly , 1!1001423·0163. enytlme. , 1t76 Kaw..,ki motorcycieiOO thi'M cyl UOO .OO . Tarpaulin 12:..30 t36.00 . 304-1571·MI7 . '715 Chevy tru ck. ' 70 Ctuwv cer. Mayt1g w11her like new, 304· 171!1-2285 . Buck stove, almost new . Clean. •&OO , For 1ppt. 10 ••· phone 304:175·6743. l:fvingroom tuite t iC. condition, r..o._cc ~375 . Cell 814·"1· 2472. New 91112 burg.,dy oatplt. .,00, Ctll &14· 441!1· 4212. VIlli\' Furniture: n.w & uetd. Urge •ctkln of CJ.~ality fumltu rt . 121& Eu t ern Ave ., 9ollloollo. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 GU\Ie St., Oilllpoli1. Naw • ulld Wood·collttovta, I pc wood Ut .. ~0 131t, bWik bodt t199. .,nron rectin.. 189, ,.., • ..,..., bedroom tuh•. ,.., .... wrng.r IQihen. a tho•. NIW' MYintrOOftll .,kit 1181-tllt · oloo ltuv'tl cool l wood . - .-. Clll14· 441· 3119. ' . hundred 01.10.0.00 . Ono Hollond l-ot62 tkid II. . lold• 30 hp 111..100.00. One .. ulld 848 New Holltnd 850ft~~ bel• 14,1500.00. Two uNci '111 New Hollend 11500 ft taund blltr1 Jl M 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 315 W. GaUipolia, Ohio. Call 614-448· 9777. en. 814·446·3692 . Up front tractor~ with werr1nty owr 40 used tractonl, 1000 10011. tl.fiOO.OQ, lntet"•lfrM finMc- 58 Fruit & Vegetables KE"SSELL~s Autos for Sale Farm Equipment . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SUNDAY 12 TO 5 HALLOWEEN TREAT 1986 FOREST PARK By Holly Park PLUS: HOME WITH r ~· , . • 0 : 1~=:!11.-,. •• .1,_,TIUn ' .t_ _j 0/R M- 8/R -~-1----- IT · 4 4·4 +-- S29, 900 <• rAx AND TinE! 11"8 __j Auto11 for Sale 82 Monte C.rlo PS, · PB. air. t-top, 14800 or bett reuonabla oftar. Call 814-387·0832. 1977 Cadillac $1000. 1986 Plymouth Turi1mo 5 IPd .. aun roof 16, 900. Call 614·4-41· 1562. 1186 ptymouth Horizon, auto. t ran s ., 1h cond ., AM · FM cll11tt1. 22 .000 mil81. owner tm\ling, rhuat sell. t&996. Call 814-448·V19 . SlEP IN10 ELEGAIICl ,wlfen )1)11 enter lhe foyer of one ofthe Ftench City's fnest.Formal Ui, formal dirlin& spaciJus· master bedroom wrthoffice or sewingroomad~cent,den 2BRs ul)ltai.,, 2~ baths, 3 firep~ces. large 'family room, so~num, covelel patio. screenoo porch and much moce. Call for an appl. . Piet· Old. Pit. 12:00 . 8:00 66 Building Suppliae Building Mallrill1 l~ck . brick. uwar plpaa. win · dow•. lln1els. ftc . Claude Win · tift. Alo Grenda. 0 . Cali 614· 241·1121 . con.... blockl all l iztl ysrd or d~IVary. Meaon und. GelllpoUa I'"* Co.. 123'h Pint St.. Qalllpolil. Ohio Celt 114· 448· 27.1~. ' Pole Buildings by Quality · hlldlf'l, WDrllthop., attpOna, Mime! ehehefl. a-..•. 'frte 11t1m11e1. Phon·• •14··•••· 7121. REALTY IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - lots ol room lor the k1ds and a n<e garden Thil. attractive !'()me offers 3 Brs.lR, I01che11, 2 IJ!ths, forma: d•ll& sundeck. lull basemen t. Call lor more detai~ KANAUGA - $19,!100 - 3 00 rome wi1h kitchllll. LR, bath, gas heat. Call lor an aPfJOII11ment. YOU WONT BE CRAMPED RlR ROOII HERE - 2,494 SQ. ft. m/1,rancfl siVIe home features 3 BRs, one lull and two ~ baths, eat·in k!chen. LR full basement !~replace. county and 1'0!11 water, storage bui ld~g, Be sure to put thil (JI your must see ~~~ GET IN !OUCH WITH NATURE HERE! - Th• love~ bri:k oome offers a panorami: view d tranQuil va lleys and rM;eslic wooded hils. Can be JXJrchased with lwo acres or 79. Newer home offers 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, LR, love~ kichen, oimng area w!h palio doors and wilodburner. carpeting heat pump, cent ai. full basement. 2 car garage. Wi~ turkey and deer are seen often llthis seft!!le setting. Call lllday. HARRISON TWP. ~ CIII'JIEENS RD. - 53 ACRES MIL- 4 BR horne olfen filcheli, LR, bath, electri: BB heat.,carpeliltr. 30x42 s1eel •bldg, with woodburnlig slov6, barn and 2 · sheds. Calllol more information. WANT 10 OWM ABUSINESS Of YOUR OWN? - 1500 SQ. It concrete blocllbuidf1Jslult6d on .66 acre presenlfy b61ig lifJerlliriK as a carryout . ID~liON·PLUS! - Just 5 in~. co OO..nliwtn or the plaza ,Home offers 3 BRs, bath, ~ . klchen, full . 3Semen t, ·gas heat. cent. air, allached garage Cou ~ be an dealmmmercial site. 98 ~- ol frontage on St. Rt. 7. Call fbi an Broker Farms...ResidentiaL.~omme GREEN TWP, ...: fROIHAGE 011 ST. RT. 141 - 116.5 acres m/1, vacant lot. CaH for more 10lormation. For Ssll or treda. 1971 Javelin SST 304. Auto, 2 11.1n roof•. llareo, good tir1111. runt good. good shapa. Sharp. S1 200. 814· 742·2102 . BE THE FIRST FAMILY IN THIS NEW HOME! - Situaled IJl two wooded lots \hi; bve~ home offm 3BRs.21:attB, ~ichen , LR, fam i~ room, full basernml,deck, garage,gas heal and cent. air. Call today $21,(0). CHAROLAIS HILlS - 3.24 ocres more or less. GUYAIIl'OiiNSHIP -108 acres m/IIQ!ed south of MerceMI~: 20 A. tilllbla, '~~~~~nee · woods. tobaci:o base. O!<ner 11111 ace. he' " '· IDts Of OOQD UV*G FOR SA1I - 11.4 lci8s, 11111. roomy home off~n ,311Rs, 2balhs.. tarae 111. ktl:hen, lui baseme111,' new ·c~ new· covered · lllld<Teir patil. CaU, tii!,IY. llli an ; . fu• ' · T ua.: ' .... , . PRICE REDUCED TO ·$J9,l0l" GREAT ,BEGINNER HOME - THo Ill me olle~ a lar~ . IR wrth frep•~..k!chon drmg area. 3 BRs. balh, full basement, 1"" garage, detk,lenced yard !Usl mmutes to tc.. non Rt. 141. Call foran appo<nlmerrt. . Owne< fuancng avaiab~. OOPLD 4SALE ... Great ~nt br tie . buyer. i.ociiJI on flr.ham Scl!ool Rd. Each · . oot offiiiS 2 BRs. ivinl rooin, bath. k~en . ·· and sbo6. ~elng , ow and diiJi.,IIUflll.Y,Iarae Cllfl1lll. cenlnll ar and storage·well. . i 197! .2 1, cft. Wlnnoi!IIIG R.V. conditiOn. •aooo. Call 614-985-3867. Good Camper 18 ft . toilet • .ahower. khchen equipped, ateeps tb.. lelf containtd , t1 .100. Cali 814· 446· 1358 tainting!! 18 foot Starcr1tt trailer. llte111 I. good oond, cell 304-89&-33&4 . T.. a me IAIEMENT WATERPROOFING SERVICE. tXP• carpMter. tltc"trlden. Unconditlonll lifetime gueren~ tee. local m...,cn fumllhedo· .. - • • poiniOr. niollng C!n~d· Fr• •tlml"tll. · C.. l collect lftg ho1 tor oppll-1 :104· 1·814· 237·0488. dl'f or night. .,5,2018 .. 171· 7147. Roger• Batemenl Starks TrM and L..wn ServtCII. Waterproofing. H•doe• . thrubba . bu1he1 Wardl T,..& Scrub s.Mce. Top t,lmmed, ltndtcaplnt and trim & removlfl. Calll14-261· lltUmp fllnO\Itl . Winterillltion of IIWn end hlaf N1ft0Val. 304· 9320. 671· 2010. RON 'S Tel•vlaion S.rvlce . Houte cell• on RCA. Ou111ar. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Spechlling WI Zanlth. C•ll MOlt wtlla completld IIITIId..,-. 304-576·2398 or 814-441· ~ump 111• and ..mce. 30.C· 891·3102 2464. Aahby CO'IItruction, aerpen; llfY. rtmQd...,g. ropm Hdttlon, cement block WOfk."'nlerior·an d pterior paln"tlng, tiding. Fru a"tlmttft . 304·1S75-144S or 87&-1152. 82 Plumbing 8o Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth llld Pin• GalllpoiiL Otllo • Phone 114-446·3811 or 11 4445· 4477 Estate · 1184 Hondo 1590 RX~ 1,800 mll11, uc cond , 3011-0767471. W·ISEMAN Auto Parts &, Accessories REAL .Get On The 8,EST:'tELLERS. LIST! ESTATE 44'6•3· 6~44 bu.,.,.,,, I I LIST WITH US. E. M. WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 448-9556 B. J. HAIRSTON, 446·4240 LORETTA McDADE. 446·7729 We Need Listings Now! bu,...,•. ne.oo. 1977 Dodge Diplomat cl..n. tow milaage, A·1 cqnd. 12500. SN to appreciate. Ph. 304·676· 5119 . 197Z. C1m1r0~ runt good. euto. above tvtrtgecond.,needa t ome rMr end body work, 1700.00 firm. 304-678-6427 altt~r 6:00 PM . ' 1:;.;:=::;:::;::::::;:::::;;=;;::: 72 Trucks for Sale 1 gas Ford Ranger. take over PIYm"'tl. Call 814-448· 9267 . 1973 GMC 8000 . 13 h . grain btd and hoilt . 4 1Peed· 2 apeed rear end. 60,000 actual mil ... Unit in excellent condition. f4800 . .Call 614-898-1148. 1974. Ford XL cempet" special. PS . P8. auto, 2 new tir111 , good interior. Runs good. 1600. Cell 814· 986· 4358 or 814 · 98531139 . Cep for atanderd sire pick up truck. Side windows, rear alider. lildder racka . like new 1150. Call 614-949· 2989 . 1979 CheyY truck. 8 cyl .. 3 tpltld, body in "''V vood ahape. 63 ,000 miln. 614· 985-3881 ; 1972 Chl\ly Suburban. Good Nnning condltton. Need1 body rNOrk. CaH 814· 742-25157. FOil E . Ma "' 1.:.1.11 POMEROY,tO. 992-2259 BUSINESS OPPORTUNilY - IN MIOOLEPORT- Nice ' family restaurant, all eQui· ment & licenses to operate. Building available also ready to operate. Must be sold. Owner will negotiate. Call for details. 'I i!>IJO:iale Ill! ~01e1 IJ<XIuce lrom 1he lamiy 3'f!R t;.~vel.. lndudes I ~N 111d 2 hal livingroom and Spacilus mHn ~~chef! Also, I'h ltlOOl tmt~, mce car ijlrage ·and large CCNerM patD. SuJEr m:e llal yard. Rt UiO, eKcellerrt lot ""I m'""' $49.900 ~OiiC MIDOl!POIII' HOM! - llero<!INe ..mwrt. Sloneand bric~ mgood coodrton. 2'hbatt..4-5 redrooms.9 UK! COUNIJY UVIfjG AI AN AFFORDABlE PRICU - Tho 3 bedoon ranch onGraham SchOO Rd may be ~~ wha1you are lookilg for. Jt IS Situated on llh ac. m/1, ar1d offers ll!l! sized bedrooms, am ple cllsel space andattached garilll••~h · rooms plus al1ic and partiallmemant Gas lorted or 1\Jmace 13 y~. Qkll.large k~hen. well planned.Step-savH1g la urid~. pantry. walk·mcllse~. garage. As~ng ~5.900 1308 wa~l'op All lor $37.500 114JO RACINE- Approx imately 4 acres ol vacan t ground in lhe country. $1,500.00. NEW USTING- RACINE Dose Co everything Cute 3 bedroom home on a level lot. Carport, separate ul~ily room, carpebn& storage oo ~din g. $19.~0.00. loc:alion '" t.. n. 1 redroom room, large dintng room and krtchen.House has been well cared tor and 1s mcely deoo1ated mSJde Parnal l>!semenl Gas heat Would make a good starter home ~ mves1meni1Joperlj also. 139.000. 11204 WIIIT AFMIIlYHOM!' - Before you read any ITl01! lxl1 for $29.900. 3 bedroom New~ ~e<J 41evelspkl prcM<Es a space kr eveyone. I.Nmg room and tamliy room Cl1 different levels, 3 l:!dmoms and s park•n~ ref(fllC tath on upper lev~. 41h bedroom illd ~ lhllhon anolher .,el. Also 1nckJdes step.saver krtchen and dmtng area . I car gari€e. Gas heat woodburner, c~tral a~r Great brato n at md ol QU1e1 r"""nb~ streel I "'"' lrcm l"'n ~9 500 ootstandtng wilh opon sla11case. hvmg room and lar!J! krtchen oo app!'oxmlalety 3 ~~: res, Deck o« l:edroom. Garden space. ~o induded is 10~ 55 mobile h:lrre Possible owner financing. Call ttxtay NEW LISTING - POM· EROY- River view, cute llome that looks good. front sitting porch. 3 or mor~ bed· rooms, neat kitchen & large livina,room. owners will sa· crifice al $19.~0.00. CHESlER - Srt on your screenoo porch and ~ew a 3.61 acre lot dottoo wilh abundanl shade lrees or relax 1n th ~ 3bedioom, 1floor ~ an home w1th 11h balhs,all appil· ances 10cluded, washer & dryer. Alsq a pond, storage building-cellar, woodburner. SALE Beautiful home in Flatwoods area of Pomeroy. New kitchen. bath. carpet· ing. $37,000. Cell 614·446-2359 Real Estate General ADDISON lWP. - Possom Trot Rd. - 93 acres, m/1, all woods Old barn on iJOperty SPRING YAI.IEY ESTAT£S - Tri·levei tl!rre offers 3 BRs, 2.baths, nice ~uii>P6d ktl:hen. L·shaped lR, dnnJ afB!, 24xl2 fami~ room with woodburn~g !replace, gas heat, C81l ai. 2 car garag~ Calf today. co•ORTAiiLE LMIIG PRICED AT $19:PM No!Nd Camp•. Sleep~~ I , ..tf. contefl ad /' Loceted Ohio Rllllf' Campground•. Good•CIIndfdon. ' 11196. 114-849·2121. ' Fetty Tr" T~.. ttump remove!. Call 304-111· 1331 . Home Improvements 1979 La Sebra; 1975 Buldc Ri\leria. 304- 676·6182 112011 ollllliMIH'S FARII - 15 acres with spacilus mode<n lri·~el home. Includes 3 o1g< bedrooms .. 11ull l>!ll'<. fiJ I~ equ1pped kitchen wdh drnm~ a~ ea. IMn~ room and 1¥ge ·unfinished basement Plenty (j storage m2i, car ~rage . NtCP Uiel IJC,~on IU~ oil Rl 160 $79.900 q !224 OUIDNIDING BaiCK HOI! - Very welllep 10 'If. dd. 4 IJ!droorri home on a7 a::re setting jUS1 minutes frcrn Hctter Med.,l Ve ~ mce krtthen wrth allh,.p!>ances.~h balhs. 2 ltreplaces. Central a1r. ~r~ fimshed famjy room, hoiDy room and summer krtchefl onlower le~el. 16x 32 ~n-groo od poot and '"acre !arm pond.Small barn. Wonderful tor chrldrm to have horses ()' Olher lrweslock #143 !IRED Of RUNNING TO lOWN EVERY .TIME TH£ KI,PSHAV[ASCHOOL~TIVITY1 - l h6 love~ brick home ~ ~cated' withil wa~ 11g dista~ce of the l')ide sc~oot· aod ·h~h school and • 3, Bfl~ bath,; LR. k!chen, d~ lf1g room, wfllt hui~·in chil a cabilei,Jaml~ room·. 1n basl!mm~ gas heat, firepoee, attached gar~ PRICE REDUI;EO TO $49;!00 , 1. ·co.UIICIALBUILDING - PERRYlWP.•••R ce•• """" ' ""' . .,.·- """" SQ. It steelb~& ideal for :anyone 1~,fruckng dnll~ngor"llli ~g txJSi~ess. ·~ ·Owner may ~nsjder leaSing 9( li(lapf~' Cal lor'more 'lnfonnation. ' • ' ·· '• ~- )' · ' ' ' • '"'·' t . '· ' •Ell'FINANCING AVA1Wl£T 9.5'!i:res · IM/1, Morgan Twp., frontage o'.'\ Rt. 161);Call tor dellils. t ,,, • "': THE FOLLOWIIIG ARE REPOSSESSEt PROPERTIES THAI TH£ OWNERS WANT AN OFFER ON. CALL FOR SHOWING. ALARGE modern home 1n a good neighborhood. Up to five bedrooms, located on appro.,mately one acre lot '" the Riggs Cresc SubdiV<· s10n. App ro<. 9 yrs. old wi1h 2 baths. Many othe1 nice lealures. no Se!:ond A""ut - 2silKy OOutle. Downstau·s apartment has ~vmg room. k~cher1. bil h. l an11~ a dlnlfli rocrn and 2 trdroorm Uosta1~ has 4 rooms and a bath. Monlhlj ooome p(jenbal ~ $375 $400. ' DCEUINT INVESTMENT - tlJIDitiiDING BUY IN SYfW;USl- 31EII'oomh""" wilh br.c~ IJW1 MISS THIS IJ'POiffiJNITY $37.500 1l lhe fl'lnmil£1. fuly !!IU~t>01 Ml.fl llilct181, oooa·IOOI1\ 1 IIJII baths, loing room and lam~ mom Country !lyle 1Ecora~ng. Large 2 car l)ra.ge wr1h tEal and water 'O NLY $43.001 Many ether extras #Ill HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL IN MIDDLEPORT - l'h story ~d er home lhat needs work. Nice level lot. 3·4 bed· rooms, lwo car garage, POMEROY - Older I ~ story frame home on a laige lol. House needs repairoo 3 bedrooms, bath, kitchen. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - love~ homeoners 3 BRs, 3.1hlths.equ1pped k~chen . 14<44 lam'~ room, dinette, f•ep ~ce, 2 car unallached garage. 20x40 jXlOi and safellifed• h Call to ran appomtment. ENJlY THE FRUITS Of NATURE -16 ocres m/1, apple trees, ch"'IY tees. plum trees, strawberiY patch. Nice home dfen 3 IIRs bath, LR, kitchen, carport, nice. nice ~oni porch for enjoying the cool summer evenilg;. Call for an appointrrent - This attracti;e home dfers 2 BRs 18th kichen 01111 range, d11ilg room, L(l, ~ ~~hoogarate.situaledontwo~. CII . J ol & Cll!l~PtrS Mul1 ~II TNck campll', """' ••· Ice b:tx, 'etove, funiace. Cl ll 614·985·3839 . . Home· lmprovlimentl 19.18 Suzuki RM 125, 1300. 1122 Lincoln HeighiS. Pomeroy. Coll614· 982-6781 . · Mountatnw Auto Body Puu. Inc .. 1318 Fiflh St:, NMHI\Ien, ' ·.w. Va. Phol'le .304· 882· 3728 . hu a full lin 1 of bodv ptrta for Clfl. truck• and vant . 68P· ltmber Speci1l1 : Eecort , Chevettt~ , 720 Da1aun, '79·'83 Toyota 4x4 p .tJ . fenders. U9 .00.'81 ·up Ford and Q.M. · p.u.. fendert, 146 .00 . Hoodl, t99.00. '73-'80 Q.M. taltct•t•a 1nd 1115.00. '81 -up O.M. Ull;tt81 and ' bl.lrftPWt. oii.OO. '73·' 79 Ford tollgOIM *td bu"1Jtrt, 116. '80-up F9td tenva... .,..d Ontv I limited qutntlty to batotd at th111 pt"icn,- 10 lamyl Deliver;- IVIilablt. COUNTRY CHARM - N1ce older ooroo offers' 3 BRs. baCh. L~. d1-.g roo m an d kichen. S'uatoo on 2 IDls oo Rl 160 in Vmton.Call tor appo1ntment ROOII 10 GROW - 2.5 acres, more or less, very attnctive ranCh slyle honll! features 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, lll, kiche11 w/ranae. relrig,. m~owave. ful basern"t carpetin& heat IXJ11'!1/cenl. ai, one car allac:hed garage plus an .ooattached prage. tm d room for pnlenli& and enjoyina the ouldoorS. CaU today, • Dirt Blklll KIWaHki 175, 1126. 1962 MwcedN Benz 190 S . Make offer. 814 · 7•2·2229. OWNER ANXIOUS 10 SELL - HAS REDUCED THEPRICE.BY $10,000 - 132.9 acres m~ ih Walnut Twp I ~ slory home has 3 BR bat~· 42K92 barn, large tobacco base Call fo r an . appomtmenl. (614) 446-0008 AFFORDABLY PRICED AT JUS! $29,!1101 aose to crty on Rl. 141 tho home offers kitchen. LR. lamil)t room, dinngroom !llld full basement large unattachoo bkict< garage.Call lor an appoinlmenl Ho~a X~ 185 ex. cond. & dirt or ltrMt bika. Call 388-9718 My11me. NEW LISliNG - . MIDDlE~ . J'ORT - ·Stately home .on·a IIXId street large lot & many features. Great location. great g~eat design. Must be $42,500.00. . appo~tment. 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 YN:AHT FARM lAND - Morgan Twp. 84 acres more or ess. level and rollmg ~nd. Approx. 33 acres lil•bte. remamler woods. 1--'------'---- 79 Motor., l{ omes . 81 : 1973 Winnebago . 23 fl. Good condition. M195 . Call 151'949·2328 .. . . 81 ' ' I mprovamanta $;!4.~0.00. RANNY BLACKBURN 6100 SO. FT. BUILDING - Sol~ concrete walks, 2lXJ ft. !rootage on SR7 n Croon Crty. Former ~ ..ad as a furndure lactory. ldea llor ret31l sales or manufacturing bus•ess. Motof,cycle8 Truck btd. 2.8 Y· IS metor • otherparta. Cell814·288-"3tl•, BLACKBURN HEY LOOK AT MEl!' - I would make a beautnul starter home or agreat ~ace toretire. I'm located just 5 m10utes tom II)Yn or the hospial. Three bedrooms, bath, lo111g room, eal·1n kitchen wrth eJi' level oven. range, breakfast bar. lamily room W1th woodburning f11eplace. ut1lrty room. I have been ~ven to~ oiTLC Crom my owner. Call and ask abool me today'll 74 1916 Okla 98 Regene-., .. 87,000 mlln. n_. pein1, txhauat. Ma· roon. 11500. 11 4 · 742· 2229 . MAKE THIS ONE YOURS! - Love~ home sluated on 34 acres m/1 near Roooey. Thi; home oners 3 BRs. bath. LR w/firepoce, lar~ atlraclive eal·<n klchen, breezeway. SjJring 1'0!11 and rountv water, 11!11ced and cross lenced, bam. tobacco base. Cal lor an appmntment I.OOKIIIG RlR lOUR FIRST HOllE? - Thil attractive home is 1Jced at $33,000 <11doffers 3BRs, bath, klcflen. INng room, Cam <~ 100m, woodburning stove, el8ctric heat Caft today and lei us siiOI/,!IlU th• home. ....,1. · 7.6 '82 Monte Ctrlo . 46,000 miln. e•c cond, t.a,200.00. 304-876· 7161 . 1&79 Capri, 4 ely., 4tpd. turbo. sale or trldt. Call 814-256· 1526. :AUTIIFUI HOME. ATftiiSPHERf CLOSETO TOWN more cou~ yru ask lor. Th• beautifulbnck home • located just live minutes from loon in Green Twp.andoffers 3 BRs. 2 balhs. formal d ~ m& kitchen LR with !Oepoce. FR with lfep• ce. carpet, elec. heat. cent. a>r, 2 car garage v.ith openers, satellle d•h. fenced yard and garden "'"'· Call today lor an appo1nlment HP. -motor. C,ll'fl'tM, with live Coli 814-9112· 27114. · AM-FM ·11po. good ~;::~::.;:;:::;::== , & Campers i1t1il lo~ 14 ri~a_., Boat. 9.8 -.c: 1974.Ch"'V1mpolo. PS. PB. AC. CruiM, Tih wheel . Good oondition . 1125. Call 814·981· ""154 tftori:OO. Reglltared Polled Hereford bull. 3111 y~ old. e~o:c blood line. proven herd lire, 304-468· 1982 . 1967 Chavv, 327 IJlcellent condition. mev tradt for 4-WD . Call 814-448· 03&2. Real Estate General Real Estate General 1980 Chevette. Red. AC, auto. 01100. 1871 C~"'V Clprlco Wegon . Oood condition. tlt10Q. Cell 814· 949· 2801. · 1986 Dodge Shllbv Charger reatOnably priced, ~rbo engine, XJ4·882·31 .as . 1983 Studebeker ,lo ollt good, rune good, $600 .00 or tfld e far truck. 304· 675-488.4 . HOURS: 9:00 -7:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS "Where Quality Makes The Diffe rence" GALLIPOLIS OH.- 1 milt west of Holzer Rt. 35 16141 446·7274 35 ft buL private cotch, very good cond . SIIIPI e. good tor gotptl or lingina group. R•actv for th• road. call 814-378· 2&40 . . For aat a: 2 Simmentat Heifer. 1Yl ve•• old . Call 614· 986· 3649 after 6 :00p.m. 1970 Ch~etle Convt. new top, tiret , e11. hautt. painl 12. 700 or bett offer. Call 614 ·448· 8201 or 814· 446·8113 . S47 JACKSON PIKE Two 1978 Toyota nittonwag· · ona. ntw- tir•, air, ~ultt tntin!L no Nit, 12100 & 1)500. Colll14·441·7019. 1982 Chevy Celebrity, rlflbuitt moto r and trtntmlulon, 111C cond, all eiCtral, 304· 675·2273. 1986 Chwi'OIM Sprint plut. 5 spd. 'b'llllamin ion, radio, e•. cond. Very low mileage. b cel· ::;~B" mBHQe. CIII&1 4-24 S· BtR-3 L/R 14' 8 Livestock 79 Vollalwogon Duhtr.. Col 114· 388·1MII. 79 Motors Homes Boats and Motors for Sale \ . 11ft flbergl•• Aunebou176 HP Evlt'lrude. ·triiii!J, real good lhepe. Call 814· 251-1!1743. ' UOPM. 6 regitttred polled Her.eford cows. 3 yllrling Heifara. 1 regittered Angua Bull, 2 yeara old . 6 calve• . w•l aell all or pan. Call 814-843·6486. 71 AT IT'S BEST 1---- :&2 Wanted to Buy TrollSD Orlalion ENERGY EFFICIENCY Patio Door . The '77 Chrvt ter Newpo11 &500.00 . 304·176·2377. COMPlElll Y INST AUED Self-storage Storms Vinyl siding Set-up on a House Type Foundtion Homellte duNn IIW ule, Suptr 'Xl·AO 3.1 cu inch tr'glne, · manuel 111d auto oiling. 18 in ' power "tip biiV t281.00. We haw :o""·,30 good' uMiCI and rebuilt . uwt 1ft •ock ·from .1715.00 .nao.oo·. We wJII give a free ·chain or elect ch_ Bin NW lhar· pentr whh the purdl . . of anv uted aiW. KMftr Service c_..,. ter, St . Rl. 87, Leon, W. Va. . Phone 304· 896-3874 . H~ 8 1R·2 76 ahlpt, 304-178· &1 1I tfte r Polled & t.:tmed Hartford built. A.l. bulls, tpring catvlno cow t. lawren ce 8urdett. Call 1!114· 241· 6181 . ATOTAL ELECTRIC 28xS2 6" Ext. Walls Total Energy Pkg • R-26, R·19, R-H Garden Tub Roof Dormer 4' - Y"'" ' ! 1.971 Pord Bronco, PS, PI, 2 polled Hereford cowe 1:3 old. 1·4 veart old. Call 614· 266· 1523. OCT08E'R SPECIAL Vans & 4 W.O. 5:00. 63 OPEN DAILY Til 5:00. 73 ' 74 JHp 4 wh•l clriw. Auto. PS, Pl. All . ~· ntw •ana •• IWW trll"'lt.f.. c: .... Runt goo.d. 1111. «;II 114'18&-;o14M oftor Now buying lhell com or eer oor,n. Call forlltlltquottt .'River Ci1y Farm Supply, 814·"1· 2885. 701 2ND AVE. Q ILITY OBILE HOMES Red rtt ben iet . Taylo rt Be rrv Pateh. Cat 814-448-88 92 o r 6 14· 246· 56084 Canning beeu lor ule. 304676· 6687. fACTORY OUTLET lng on New f011tge equipment ~til Sept. 1, 1987 on hay too6t .-ltil July 1, 1917. Kllfars Se,ice Center, St. R"t. 87, Lion, w. V1. Phone 30•·•15·.38}4. Musical Instruments 2 year old Setmar Bundy aua· phon•. like new. exc t~tlant con d. Call 814· 44&-4123. OLD nrlf HEAnNG CO. oe,!llio.oo """· Ono utod lpbCI11!110 thifb'hp....W buckllt AK C reg ittered, Red Male Dob· erman , 10 montha. good ne· tu re d. S1 26 .00 . 304 · 675 · 2249 . 57 NO MONEY DOWN 54 M'isc. Merchandise 54 Misc. llo'lerchindise M.atel c\oMt· l25, Seart Of'gan with bench. grut ChriatA\Ia gift. 1200. Queztr 26 nett color l\', 1200. Call 614· 388-8820. 8••• ... t Wood Ht~~ttr . Pakt 1800 n.,.., used Meg ic hell 1300. 814-949-215 28 or 614· 111· 1295. Picken• UQCI Furniture. Good quMity uald turn hurt. op... to I Of cell for appoint,....t. :10... 17&.1483 .. 175· 1460. Canerill, male end ftmtle . 304·896· 3603. 61 Cre..·ctremic kiln . Uke new. 240V. Catll!l1 4 · 448· 2163 lfter 5. . Trailer tptc• . 1m11t children ecc..,ted, Rt 1, locust RoN btck ol K & K Mobile HomM. )04· fl75 · 1076 Avoc.do rafriglfatOrtidt by 1ide f 196. ratrigtfetor troll frn •1 60. refrig•ator coppM'Ione t1 60 . ntfrig tl'etor hiNIII gold like new 11915, washer 6 dryer pontble 198 e.etl . HooWI" *Y« t95 , •uto weahar 19D. 20 it. d• range 17fi . M1yttg wringer Wt l hll' f96 . Skegga Appllan· cltl. Upp• Rl\le r Ad . 114-41187398 . Blue Tick Coon Hound, a50 .00. 304· 882· 3288. CROSS. SONS U.S. 35 Wilt, Jack10n, OhJo. 8!14·281-&1151 ' Muuy FerguiOn, New Holland. 8ulh Hog Sal• & Slf\llca. Over 40 UIMI tracton to dtoo.. from & co ....,lete line of MW • ultd equlpnnt. lltl'gtlt alltction In S.E. Ohio . G.E. .ttf'.a ai50.00. Kod1k tlide pro#IC10r. acreen 6 c..aurul •100. Puth mower t20. CaH 1!114·44&-1271 . pa.,.., 51 Household Goods 40°/o ANQ MORE SAVE Farm Equipment Metal aecr8t•rv dttk. Cell afltr 1~0 614-448-93411. One-third Clftt tolitarl round. 118 Space for Rent wl•lt• gold diamond necklace. Apprtlled 11 •600 . Will sell for 1350. Nice Chrlattnel gift. Call l,arge. pri\rate mobile home, 814·446· 1683. apace in Centenery. Call IU·, . , . - - - - - - - - 44&-4053 . Bevan I Vll'illty Shop-On 790 oft 218. Christmu 1oy1. Open 7 1'htHof lot fo r rent. Call 61 4· dtYa a we... 261·1813. =-:--:----- -Miaed hardwood a tabs. I 12 . par · ~OUNTRY MOBIL£ HomtPtrk. bundlt. Contlin irH~ appro ~C . 1 Va Route 33. North of Pomeroy. tona. F08 Ohio Pellet Co .. ' Urge lola. Call 814-992· 7471. Pomeroy. Ohio. Call 814· 992· Mit . Speciou1 trait If loti for renl wfth pi.,o, In per1act pl•yground end picnic 1ecitrti•. AntiQue WI Femily Prtdt Mobile Home working condition. With ro Ma. Park, Rt . 2. Galtipotit Ferry, W. est~ et.a-992·2181 o, 8U614-2111 . v • . 304-878-3073 . Merchon rlt s1: AKC Ba.atH pups. 2 female, 4 montfla old. Speciet price 190 814-667-3856. for 1tle all herdwood. split & hlul~ t40 full pitkup load . Call 814 -448-3028 or 1!114· ... 8· 2223. Hght hoi.IM: •eeping rooms. P•rk T11'1 IPHd bikl, like new 180. Ctn1ral Hotel . Cell &14 ·441- Soft Rt chair. good cond 160. ))751. Cti1614· 268· BOD2. Aoorns for rent. di'Y . week. 11n0ntl1 . Gatlla Hotal. Call 1!114441-9&80. Rent 11 low •• •120 !'"Onth. Purebred Siame1e kitten• . Call · 814-949·2186 Set of Dixo n drums and cym· bel" noo.oo. · p...,ey a... guiter and amplifier. like new, 0350.00. 304· 676· 3628 . Jt,PARTMENTS, mobile hornH. )aou .... Pt. Plllllnt 1nd Galllpo· Golden Retriever puppiet- 8 wkt. old. AKC reg iatered. Only 3 taft (all males • 176 atchl ·IO hurrvt InclUdes t hots, PIPifl. & dog food . Call 61 4 ·288· 51 10 todey . Pl•tic cinern ttltl approved. plntic: lliptic tanlu, ptutlc cuhtertt. matal cutvtrtt. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES . Jttk· eon. Oh. 814· 288· 6930 . Firewood for 1111 130 .00 PU told. C•tl Roger ~a.ta. 814· 388·9341 . llo. 114· 445·1221 . Half Labrador & half Golden rttrieYif. Call 814· 246-9397 . Selmer Signat Soloit t woodan clarinet with ca11. Good condi· lion. Rettil value t750. will tttl for t350. Cs tl614· 441!1· 1583. bedroom fumilhed .,.n"""t .for rent in Middlaport. All ..,.llittee paid. Call 814-992· 11084. . ' Callihan '• Uted Tire Shop. Over 1,000tir•. til.tl 12, 13, 14, 16, 1&. 18.15 . 8 mil• out At. 218. Calll14-21i8-1251'. POOl table & acCIItori... t300. Cllll14-388· 8845. I dllil ~111111111 c I'> llvi!SI<!Lk 61 STOVES OLD nME HEAnNG COMPANY HAS MOVED THE IINDLEWOOD STOV£ DIVISION FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO ... ·. AKC Reg . Dalmationt pup, male 112$. Ca ll 614 -446· 20715 ..,aninga. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. September 28, 1 ARE NOW BEING MANUFACTURED IN GALLIPOLIS••• Ck::" Purebred Border Collie pupp ... from working doga. Three mtle, lwo ft~mele , wormed & lhota 1 126. Call 814· 448·23 69. Box qurt ar, 1 yr. old . orginelty t 367. Mlt 1 160. Seup~nt t260. Both good conditio n. Call 814· 379· 2183. Bar ,lolita· 17 2.4 ft. long 14 deep. 152 4•4 8 h . long. 280 ft . 3113 qte mile. rernb•. misc. ata inleealtnl plaee. mite. tubtatHI. stnl work cabin• . 8 ft . tteel workbench, 7•14cabinft.mi•c .. IC. lighta, pig pote S3.600. Call 11 4·441· 2971 . Vltl!aw Free Slone Cann" g Peach• now rveilllble. Clll lor ·~d Varl11ial . ao ~. arktt, Maton, W. Va. 304· 773·1721 . Opon 7 ""YL FOr Ul1 Engllltl Cock., Spaniel female, AKC Reg., t100. Call ~Vent . &14· 246·91&7. Puppiea . Oobermen · Americen Etkimo Spitz. Rl iled outtldt. Lovtt people. 1 m1\e, 2 females . $26 . Cell 614· 992-2073 . 1JpltAirt unfumiahed 5 room )9t. I110oormo . Colll14·446· )572. ev•· 11•· "1~1810. lu\1 DragOnwynd Canary Kennel, CF A Himalayan, P-.i., and Slam•• klttena. AKC Chow pupplea . Call 114· 448· 3844 after 7PM. 28, 1 N!W USIING - BRICK SEE FOR YOURSELFIII ·a new home end almost is. SUNDAY, SEPT, 28, 1988 - 2·6 p.m. Looks Located. 36 Weat- Turn left beside Foodl1nd on BuHI ·Morton Rd . 10 ttlp of hill. follow oigno. POMEROY - Beaulllul view ol the Ohio River. 2 story home w1Ch 3 bedrooms. full basement, 1 ~ baths, 2 ca r garage. Att1c area and large front sitting porch . MIDDLEPORT. - Beautifu l older colonial wilh all mo· dern features. Including m· ground pool, fireplace, cen· tral air, formal dining room· 2 baths, family room and more. · IIIIIDL£PQRT - 2 lamily unij rental. 2 story,large lot. Good rental unit. H1111J E. Cl1l1nd, Jr. , ,. 99Hltl Joan lf!llllll ..... 949-2&60 Dottle Tumor ... .. 992·!il&l2 Olfict,............... 992·2259 ,.A .· ~· Well !xJ1~. 3 bedroom home i room, Wile approved krtchen and ~eral lar ~ WE'RE LOOKING FOR PRIVACYII 'YOU have II secluded piece of property · with 5· 10 acres or mora. and a dwellif19 on it lbuvlns are will.ing t~ fix p) .11 nd would be interested '" sellmg. -~v~ usa call. Wa have a buyer who ~as hia property and wants to b~.1·' -•"''" county schools. . land inVf!tf . l.arge hvmg ~rage. Central ar. lop 1ood. $64,500. O,rtstandmg sen1ng w~h MIDDLEPORT - Fantastic •home wilh a g1gantic family . room with a beaut1lul lire· place. large hving room. 3 bedrooms. 2~ baths, full ba · sement. ~ a cre of ground . garden s~Xt;. flal tit. ms . 11209 NI.W USnNG - Lup Ranch W~h Rompin' Room Spacws home on 33 "'"' •f11ch •c~des orfl' lol own oHers 1920 sq. H. large l~1ng room "Mth llllllflg room combo · with fireplace. roomy lrnchm Mth family room off frool.rt. 3 bedrooms and 2 bal h~. Ful unfiniShed tlsemenl w~h outside errt rance Plen~ ol """' br kids In ~a~ Cily schools. .$69.000 112ll Lf!IOUR GOOD TASI! SHOW - • los 1 yr. a~ ranth ov!!rlooong Ihe Dh• R1ver.3BRs.larfl' allrai:INekrtd1en wrth oakcabinets, full bisemoot. nice deck, ~nyl sdi r.g and one car ll"'ll' $38.0011 1223 NI.W USnNG - Wol lo:aled home ~11 oil Rt 35. Gr'"n f"' nsh~. Ro GraOIIe Graci! Schflcj endGa!1fiiJijs o!IJ school. 2·3t.d"'"' horoo. nee bilh, large kitchen, d1n~~ l•1ngand room,7 rooms nall.large ba11!1111!n! area wilh cl1y ps kwced air lur~ce. eoo~en ieflt bcation. lm mediale on. Pri:ed lo sell II $38,0011. laml~ IIAINT!IIItllct: FREE OlDflllllME - Bes1 ol Bolll Wi>lds: hascharm andcharactiJ d an older bulvsy 'IISI' m"'"'llll. Very oomforUble lvealje Mine, we11 dealra1fd and cW!dllr lealu~<S we11 111... ged lo~g ""' 11i111. outsWog eo1·n ~rtch<n , bref<Cast nooll and 'llmiy ...., an -g IO·ground ilwiting pod and also 1ormal dli>ngroom and Wing room with l11eplace and oak "''od oork Ha:. oon wlh woodoorner '" blsement New .,1!1ws, •nvl much rrore. Bes1 ol al fs n 11Mn $19,900. and 1232 siding , 20911C.' IIl FAIII - lllciled or ~ Rt 315 "nmglandOI South a1e n HCh School and 11ew . grade schod OO~dtng bctll!n1 !Old 1!tJr1JCt ill lxl'~'"R aklng St Rt 325 IOd ' Roush Ibid. Al!o pi sitS ill ~l1oad devellpmenl WJ.!Jl ac. d crop • eai,IIIO 1t d J)IS1ure 1400 lb.lobaCOI IIII!'. 8 room !arm houSe with m!'Jdem le~tures. Farmbulldi~ t.r traps. lives1ll:k and _....,1 ~~age Very good wal~ supply, alsO county watef. Wll ~~~ oo land oortract w1th SLZealie cDwn paynent and rM!Alnable ter!T6. Hdd1ng at 1160.® J331 s- NI.W UmiiG- 10"'"old brick/~ame lfJSI olllDwl>' Rl 7. rl!lr Clay S<I!Od. !Jrge IN~g 1110111 wi1h firf!1>1ace !l'os woodlxlmerl, 3 bedrooms (al hM cllandele!s), 2 ba4hs. large kifdleo/dlhing ,,.., 1 <>r IIIIi~ lla1 01 wlh d~h. 1nice llfn'e! s49.m . IH02 ll07 25 ACRES WITH 20 AC. CRE£K BOTIOM - 5 o:. ~ Ill~ g new home under i:Omtruchen. Mlny young lrui1 1rees and gnp• vin ... Good lo five an d halll! part·lineCarm. Hol<lng a1 $22.0011. porbal~. ..o<ll!<d · M<l - 1330 HAPPILY E'lfll AffiR o lllw you'UIM! 1n Ills 3 IJ!droom 'c:odar ranch.fea1uring lormallioing room,tozy famiy room with storo freplac:~ .l!rJI! k- and 2 ll!ths.W~l d"xntil 'lhn!ufi!OU\ o...r 1900 111: ~ d living spo:e. 2 <>r 1!11!110· Bilier's ~ ' ' f ' ', ~~ Plan. ~~ ~9.500 ~. - 'I'; ' ' ' . ' 11249 '. '· I ' I 1• '! • �' I September 28, 19'86 .......... t:::. . ... . . ,.=·. . . .~, ' •" .5 Gen••l Hauling . I . ......................... -"•Placement poolo Ill~. Clll..,!t'<~,zn.1 u1 Callt~day.... '1!11. ' dr 114,441-11 .... 114,441- dilord'o - '446~4514 CI(C rat•. ·STUTES .Re)a.-lBROKER .Estate . 'JIMfftTEt .... REALTOR. ·/ u............ ~~~~:~:~~ ~a ~~ holl)e . .D!I:oralal m country pc~l pictur~ tlin llel lhe oots1de appearance !" . Features 4-5l>!drooms, 2 bat~. LR, kitchen,imemenl I aae ol grouoo, shop, ~- oly . schools. ' · /' #2130 MZ203 216 E. 2nd .Phone " ' 1-(614)-992·3326 ' • ·sy~em ins~led. SEVERAL BUILDING SITES - $25,000 - 19 ocres rmre or less. wrthin 'Ami~ of ely ~ml~ Must iee to apprec~le. ~ modem home, 39x46 Jjus 211!tios, 2\\ baths, central air and heal, range, refrigerator, disfiiSII, rice carpeting !amity rm.. 3 BR, master has lui bath, dbl. garage and landscaped IM. N(W LISTING-83 acres, milera~. IMs d lracltr ~nd, 3 BR. bath. Some timber. In Sulton. Sale pri:e $50,000. NEW USTIIIG-46 acre i1 Oranll!- ~ Well, el!dr~ and bam. Hurmg minerat and other bldgs. Sale price I . IAIGf & NICE: l& !wniy rm. with woodbum~e li'eplace unit 3 lovely bedrooms, 3 baths, one on each fi:Nr. 1~ INin& lg dnil& nice modem klchen, garage in basement and Is_!<~ almmt level. Sale price $50,000. RACINE--comer lot with dbl. lllf3Ke. 6 rm. home, fuH basemen( bath, coal furnace and 2 porehes. Near the ban~ Sale 100! $24.000. 100 ACWES-Millerao, 2 filSoil wells, some oil bkfgs., lots d young trees, lots d lx>ttom, 2 wall!r taps, near Rocltsprl!p. .kist off loor lane 33. Sale pri:e $«},1m 20 ACIIIl-l.ove~ 14xlll mollie home. 3 BR, 1\\ baths, 91 ndeck, cisll!rn ond drillal wei neir l'tir1tond. Sale pri:e $27,500. NfARIIDDLEPOIT Modest 3 II!, one :;lorj home 'O'II!IIooking Rt. 7 by-pass leadllg Creek wall!r and Slllll ki Sale price $18.000. lllBilf HOIIE-12x65. Nalu· ral ps furnace, range, refnger· atur, carpeting and lurnrture. Sale price $9,800. SELLING PROkEM1 CAU. 882-3326 H n u Sl I'" I rl( ·,dqLJ,!IIPr, aMJmv· acres mtre or less. 1ob!Cco ·• barn. 1\is 3 bed'roorr horrE with large lomg room. d1n1ng room. #1058 I OWNER Will M:CEPT OFFER' - INCOME PROPERlY CO•ERCIAL RENTAL OFFICr SPACE or RESIDENnAL- 35 West Is presently bellg used a; a res1denl and rental. Rental unrt- 2 bedrooms, 11111~ . mod . k lc~en '"'h appliances, liv. rm , lots d Ckliet space, I car garage. Res~enhal- has LR. 2 BR. l'h bath; l&.'kill:hen w/all ap~ •nces , 1 car 111rage, I&back oovered pam. NiCe .levellawn. ExceMent condi•n. NlW LISTING - Excel~! build~g lot Partial~ wooded, good Vlew ·on~.2 m11es ~om cily. Been surveyed and water lappa~ for. ExceHenllo ruild log cabil "'· ' 3 2 car new familyJ' Very In 1.9 ilall5 more 01 PRICE. $57,500. 112176 DO YDU NEED lORE ROOM? - Then let your tam1ly stretch out in this 4 l>!droom horrE 1nclud~g IB'x28 ' ~amift room, centralai, l•n groom.large eal·mkrtchen with ·loads of slorag~ 2 full bat ~ . 2 car garage wt~ automatic door ~ers. 112093 JUDY DEWITT J . Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Becky Lane Jim Cochran Ron Pitchford Patrick Cochran NN LISTING- 40 ACRES '-7 Wrtha I&horre w1th ol'!!f ~000 sq. ft., formal entry; LR, and dilllg room w/ wooden foos. 4 bedr~ 3 baths, 35 n. ol cabilet space in ktchen·bar ~us a barbeqoo pit Holl)e has YOJQden .Mala windows. Home ~ C!JaHty lhrrugflOIJI. Cedar closets. expenswe l~hl f•tures.Slereo·inlercom sysl!m l& garage and worksllip 32<36 feet 16x:i2 in·groond pool, wood and coal furnace hook«! mlo heating system Th ~ home has rt all. Qve us a call for more dela1t. . r.; IIIC. 446~6610 8.40 ACRES lORE OR LESS - Vacant land.located 1nc"' school d~lnct. "' DQUIUWIDE -Owner "'"'s to sell. L!ll acre moreor less. 3 bedroom ranch. 2-ilai!E. formal I• . rm , formal dnmg rm .. fam1ly 1)10111, 1,920 sq. ~..liv. space, 2 la rge rovered patios. Ciy schoot. Priced at. $38,001. lAND CONTRitCT - NICE I ACRE lOT- Cm to r•er. 328' !rootage on Rl. 7. $5500 Call for terrr1; SOII.IN HillS R. lOVELY 3 BEDROOM RANCH - Lg modern eal·mktcherl v.tlh appl~nces. living roomfeatures wb wrthslate lklor. Sing~ garage, I&yard and garden area Crty schooo. Priced 1n11-. low 40s. FARM - 5611 ACRES - The .Wner ol th~ farmhas reduc«f the pcice. 3 BR, full basement, furn•hed krtchen, 2 oovered flOIChes, pro, ~rge 30x40 garag~ tobacco barn .,th concrete Stalt . 1500 lbs. lobacai !me. Rlial Estate General co•ucw - Brick and hame bjliklil&f as acerami: and f~ ral s hop. 3 roobi~ homes used as rental property. 11ots localal at Upper RIVer Road. Good income, aHpresenWrl!lllal. 112lq} QUAI.ITl BRICK J«lll( - 3 bedrooms, 1~ bai!E large INIIlg room, ktchen with forlllll dilng arm, 2 car altachal garage, .frool flOICh, landscaped lawn wih crcu~r entry drr;eway. Decorat•e nght igfits and ~«< in Addisoo Twp. 112150 112191 ' •t "' ... -·~ 'i- - - · ... · - - - - - '' 12112 .- ~1025 to '' the space y\11 noed at the price yw want 3 g~od s~e n~ICE - $46,Sj)O- Here's your llltoounily ~2049 COIIVOJENCE, TODI - Beautiful bi·level "' approximately 3 acres, 3 bedrooms. 2 ballis, INmg room, diung room and large kitchen, dow 1'61ars to fnsh as you ws~ Call for more delait .' MZ192 All ABtOWTE GEIII - Thi; holtll has a fami~ room and ktd!en lhlt con be used as a beautiful country ~ locime out II the trees and very prilate ~,ant Not oo~ do yw have 4 bedfOQillS but also a .. livng room and fnplece. See ~ I'OH! Asl<ilg $89;900. U ~ t of perform ers Refund Grown person Doctrine Arm bone 35 Pack away 37 Steeple 39 Weary . 40 Skill 41 " - th ee I sing .. A3 Stalk 45 Smooths 47 Nito n symbol 46 Escape 49 Piece of cutlery 52 Halt · . #2!64 NfAT AS APIN!!! - Move r~hl in and lh5 home h"'! had! Three·l>!droorns, 2 room, formal dinl\g and INing room. Newtr and roof. Small lot but well landscapai..Corri! $49,900. ' ' ' NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located along Roush ~hes h 1 r e Twp Kyge r Creek Schoo ls Appr ox 1h acre. ' CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE - APPROX. 9'h BEAUTIFULACRES WIT H A42x60 BARN .PLUS, ANEWEXCEPTIONAL LY NICE HOME WITH 3 BRS, 2 BATHS. GAS FA FURNACEWITH CE NT. AIR, & 2 LG. TREATm liC KS. JUST USTED THIS WE EK auT MAY BE GO NE NEXT WEEK AT ONLY $49 ,000. ' !'J ' " ~--·-·-·-1. -----------------t---------~---------- l • • • COMFORTABLE 2 BEDROOM horrE~ilualed on l ~<:re of •• land approx. ~ mile from Cilj ~ m1 1 s . Shaded lot. 1n· • • sulated, new dou ble·pane w1ndow s. $20.000 00. • • 27 'ACRES TO BUILD YOUR DRFAM HOME an d have • acreage te« tosell someone else. Ohio RIVer VIew Ca ll for more information . , • • • IDw traff~ area, ~rge lllck yard, \WFP. Gal~~is Cly School • e 3 BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY D111VE nou Holzer Hos lifal. • llislli:l. Price $45,000. ,, '' ' ' . . .,..- . • lliiE OF THE NI~SJI BRICK & FRAME RANCH WITH FUtl BASEMENT ON 6 ACRES. BEAUTIFUUY OECORATED INSIDE ~ITH 4 BRS•, 3 !lATHS, LA, DR£AM OF AKITCHEN, PLUS KITCHENETI.t IN BS""'..AD.KliNING FR &GARAG E. NIGE PA· TID IN BACK '& ()!:CK ON; SIDE OVERLOOKING ABOVE GROUND POOL. YOU CAN'T REPLACE IT AT THIS PRICE ON LY$79,!l09. NICE 3 BEDRM. HOitlE - Upp er RIVer Rd. overlookm~ • bea uliul Ohio. Rent or pu rchase. 446-4618 todayll . • LOCIITEO ALONG 'liD AVENUE - 34 bed roo m, 2 ~o... ·c"'''"·"' hardwood floors. recently ren ovatetf.j ~ . . ' BUY FARMS OR ACR£AGES ·150 ACRES located within secl1ons .~34 & 35, ' G(een Twp. $79,000.00 for all. Terrn! for C!Jalified purchaser. ean.lor more info. · - ·IJsrlllt- ',' . . NEW ·LISTING - 1.85 ac res. with 4 room house. Abar· . gam for $5,000.11! ' I '(1\ liME US All 'OFFER .:... $$$ ~ Neat hcxJSe and tirt rural water IVIillblti, nice tree slladed t.. n ' '· MZ103 •. - ,. ' e ' 1 . l]j ACRfS. nHr 'Potriot. sO oms bottom, 7f bulldinp. no ' dwellinc. Ft.. ps. '$50.000.00. . . 46 \ ~RES, IOG3Iect adjat,ent ~ Ga llipolis c~.' "''our .c~q1ce '91 lh~ first 10 acres. $10,000. . - ' 83 Coffee hou ses 84 Valuable fur 1 Jog 2 City 1n Nevada 3 Erb1um symbol 4 Crony 5 The sweetsop 6 7 8 9 10 Birds' homes Note at scale Paid nouces Drinking vessels Run away t o be married 11 Make effort s 12 A-U linkage 13 Spread for drying 14 Dillseed 15 Complain 16 Go into motion 17 Sever 18 Indian mu lberry 19 Lures 20 Experiences 27 Small children 29 Encroaches 31 Do. - . mi 86 Native metal 88 The ur ial 89 Style or automobi le 90 Get up 91 Bundled 93 Thorough soaking 95 Require 97 Traded for money 98 Wire measure 102 Hail 104 Liquid measure 106 Saloon stock 10 7 Series of Jinks 108 French for " income· · 110 Manner o f walking 111 Handles 11 2 Baker's products 114 Bodies of sol diers 116 Pitcher 's indiscretion .. ·',, ' - ' ,• ' -- . " '' .. ·- -• i 57 Boredom 126 Long-legged bird 59 Quar rel 61 Faull less 130 l.awm ak1ng body 132 Quarret 134 To make amends 4112 Fenc ing sword 44 Cleaning utensils t22 Clement 123 Diphthong 46 Withered 125 Eval uate 127 Rough lava· . 48 Part of violin 49 Mine excavat ion 129 Clothesmaker 50 Danger 130 Sculptured 51 Name un known· lik eness 13 1 More uncanny 124 ~ ip 63 City in Russia t35 Speech 64 A. E. -.-. U 66 "To - With 136 137 139 141 Accomp lishment Postscript: abbr Metal fa ste ner Hostelries 78 Spanish article 3 B~DROOM HOME, srtualed on 1lP'x1 50' lot. GallipOlis cily school dislnct 2 b;ji!E, lui basement Nat. gas FiAfurnace. Wood-coal bu rner in basement. Excellent condt•n. Shaded • kll. Buy Now. $43,500. 20 YfAR OLD 2 BEDROOM HOME located abng Rl. 7at Crown • City. Alfa(h«f garage. fuel 011, 1 rulbuildil& $48,500.. t 16 Insect egg 120 Printer's measu re 12 1 Islan d off Ireland ' 122 Post 123 Region DOWN ' ...,:. ..' 77 100,000 rupees 2 BEDROOM HOME located V1nlon.Excenent coriJiitn! Good location and ' "Y economical to own 111d !iva p),OOO. 90 Lessened 92 Hearing organs 94 Footwear 95 E)Cp lain 96 Clerical collar 97 Screech 99 High mountain 100 Paradise 10 1 Evils 102 Temporary beds 103 Gratuit y 105 South American animal s 107 Credit: abbr . 109 Diocese 11 0 Females : colloq. 11 t Flower 11 3 Verve 114 Arti cle 1 15 Actor Marinaro 116 Ha irl ess 11 7 TransgreSs . 121 Perform s 76 Cleaning substance • NEW LISTING - 4 l>!droo mhorrE loca ted on large lot in . • • Ka nau ga. Cen t. A/C, basement. Good buy" $50.000.00 • lOOK WHAT YOU'RE MISSIN~! Th5 ~ve~ bri:k 01d f~ame tri-level with 2~ acres mtre or less. 3 bedrooms, fami~ room wrth lrep~ca. living room. 2 car ;uag~ two baths, eHi:ient eleclrk heal pump, and mtre. . .112145 • /. 40 Wolfhound 74 Fall Into disuse e ' ' .. 38 Guarantee 68 69 71 72 ' 112076 WOWI - $6,600 will ruy'lh6 3.8 acr~ mp!e or less land lays very well.~lk!IJI, b ~ikfn~ lit. Has been surveyed. Several feet ~ nllid lr[Jlbrge. · . ,: . ' ' .' ffl207 ., ' 126 Burmese robber 67 Exist LOW DOWN PAYMENT! SELLER WILL CONSIDERHOLDING SECONO MORTGAGE' BRICK& FRAME TRI·LEVEL, 3 BR. I ~ · BATH RANGE & RHR IG. fR WITH WOOOBURNER HO OK· ilPS, .LOTS Of STORAG E. KC DISTR ICT. ASKING$45,000. ' ' .,. t 1 17 Sea eagles 119 Hits lightly 62 At that time wbfp, pool. Buy now lor $49.500 00 A SPECIAL HOUSE FOR SPECIAL 'PmPLE - ·3 bed room, two story home w1th woodbumllg ff!!ll~ce. den, tiling room. 2 car l!ilrage. Cl1arning '"\d uni:Jue! $50,000. .. ' 36 Dampens 54 Ancient Jew1sh ascet 1c 56 Crude 92 ACRES ~· $27,900.,.. Approx. 451iloble acres, barn, pailialt!woodeil, ruii! water available. located off SR 554. !' · NN WHATTA•.IlJYn AT $28,000 - 3 bedroom ranch witltit 5 nilles Df;~. 1 car 8II.JJl N2126 . • ~g (oom, ~-~!' kll:hsj..~ualed ~n ..7 ~(q I' llfJIIIDTIITIEES-WehiYelhl ir""' 5trmom brick ranch. &111 k*hln, f~-~oomr Mll roam, 1\!brlll,biJIIot, his, ful bl liM I~ and more; $48,000. . !' wei esta~i;hed restaurant. Excellent klcal'oo. details. bedrooms, larae country klchen, and a full fllill'ed basement Huae _wellandscapa! IM.Cily schoot . ' 17 21 22 23 24 ' LOOKING.FORA SMALL FARM? - Take oolice lollili one for ori~ $55,000. 38 acres more or less, tobacco base 2 ponds, farm machllety. and equ~ ~clud«l . 1~ ;;I~ fram e house wrth4l>!drooms,2 car garage and lull basement ' . ffl187 . $12,500 - Older one story home.lo'lely sellilUIOd garden .-ea. 2 wells, silualal on 2.9 11:re mora or less. 12104 PIICE IIDUCED $5.4011.00 - ...wE HIT • Gorllt!OOS we1 OOI1IIruclld brick rondt, tiedoln eM masiJlr bedlllDnl, Win, room and kill:lt«< tJ ariltyri Wl·-in cbsel, M!ide Wltin& bul<n onllnlll $JIIIm. Also ilcludes I bedroom l(llrtment. Cil for more 12 .. _ & Stripes· work for you: 112204 i_WIIIKIIIG liM'S HOllE AT ATHINKING MAN 'S TERRIFIC PRICE &LOCAilONl - Be ywr IIWn chel! When yru buy !hi well estabisbed restllllanlwilhlots ol ll!rllil& lnvenay and equipment inciJded in tlis IIIW pcice d $43,500. Owner oil II$ wilt\ I~= , Su rgical sa w 7 Intertw ines con dl~n. WOULDNT IOU LIKE TO LIVE IN THIS l.O¥EI.Y l«liiE? - 2 slol)' lnrme home locall!d at Upper 2nd Ave. CaflJOit 3 bedrooms, fiWilily room forlllll <inn• Priced at 149,500. ' ~ MZ048 .- ,ACROSS 32 Equall y 33 Haul MI~TY LANE - 3 bedroom, new ranch home in excellent condition, 1~ bat!E. Home 11 excellent MER WIU HElP WITH THE FINANCING '· SUNDAY PUZZLER - :lOB IJtGAAIIDE BLVD. - Excelitionalfy nice 2 bedroom br~ k home in Green School DistriCt inl:ludes lulllin~ hed blsemenl. gas heal. central''air and misc. lum!ure. Call for more information. $54,!00 MZI41 112124 dellils. y,..., Rd. Love" ASSUME THIS IIIIEOIAmn lqe fill lois, back . mor~ Call for more . t5DO 26 For fear that 28 Pastime 30 Lea'Je lOOKIII& FOR A HOllE OYERIDOIUNG THE OHIO RIVER? - Call us on this neat brick ranch. 3 bedrooms. bath, dililg and more, all~ a reasonable price. $43.500. 112047 Hom1 of 0. 0. Mcintyre - r '-· AUIIREY F. r.aoJMIU LOVELY VINYL SIDED bedroom ranch locatoJ off~ 7. Fam1~ room. dnng room, large storage buikfil& Home '" good condloo. $42,900. II . '34,000 25 ~unning • VACAIIT M:RfAGE EST Ali - 446-7699 FOR ADOITONAL INFO . CONTACT: MR . JIM MISSOURI 614 / 469 -2232 HOMES, FARMS & COMMERCAl PROPERTIES , 26 LOCUST STREET , GAlLIPOLIS . OHIO 45621 REALTOR ' .·.' La nd borders . ' SHOCKm AT THE LOW, LOW PRICE ,_ ONLY $15.900! - I ~ ~ory 2. bedi'oo~ .' l!ith, eat-in klchen, VInyl s~llg . H~o been 11100deled. lov~ . v.oodwork. Must see to.apprecirte, .'-; 112156 PRIME LOCADON - PRESTIGE ADDRESS ''Cstewood . . [B 446-2230 446-0458 446 -7881 245-9490 446-8655 tom land forked Run Stale Par k at rear ol properly' 'ltLL u> .wn.•l YOU WILL PAY FOR THIS 4 rooms and show e1, 2 bedmo ms, newly remodeled . Very nice clea n home. No reasonab le off er refu sed. Call Now!ll ~260 NOIf: CHANGE INfAIIN EST IIIOII(r OE;itsn. PUSEitllY II EFFECt THE lAIIiUTIONn D£POISiliSI500.DO REGARD LESS Of THE LISTING PltCE. UO MUSl BE SU811TTED WITH EACH liD. , TO Slf AND/ 01 liD ON 111111 ,.OPOliS CONtACT A IIAL mAll •om 01 AGPIT Dr YCIII CMDI:L HUD-Oitto fltCiliTIES ON WHI:H SAliS CONTUCn U! UIC,UID IT MUDIIFOII APIIIO, ltU, CONSJnuttA ~OMMnMOO AHD lAY CONTINUE TO II PI.GaiUD ANDCLOSID.AU SALnCONliACUfOifMI Sill Of Slttn.m. 'HILt HOPr,JIS (IICUTID 11 IN AUTHOID:m IEPI61N1Atl'lt OF IWOOM'OI oVT0 Alii JG IIS'J CONfAitl Til FOI.lOW.. GHDVISIONUJIIUITBII HOf Til Cotm:II.T:''f filS SAlliS TOll ANAIKIDIY AN RIA-IIISIIIDIIOif· UGI nH ActfirtAIKI Of IllS COHliACT 1Y IUD IS CONTitGfNt UPON 111 AUIHOtm ~ Mill TO IUU11111l MOIYGIGI liiii 'J •• ., .. UI.IIS UOSlD." .' 'DIP APPIII ONLY 10 IISUIID I'IIDIIU'l'.S. WANT A RfAL HOME INSTFAD OF JUST ANI OLD HOUSE? - II so. lake nMice oflhil 2s1oty 4 bedroom, 2 bat ~ formai iN ~ng room. rec. room, plus a lot more. 112158 SERENITl- Nestled among II-.·trees, 31evel br~k chateau wrth 3bedrooms, 2fullllllhs,~ IN fig room a.nd dnngarea, ktchen. fullllsement, 2ireplaces aR Sllualal on 6 wooded acres. PRIVATE IS PRICELESS - lfllhis 3 bedroom horrE wth 100. d extras. 2 full baths, dnilg area breakfast bar, screened poreh. Silual!d "' 2 acreS Property borden state Jlopet1y that has public l1rnlng and a 200 acre f~ hmg tali~ Call for more inforrnaliln. 112168 379-218~ 8 (Gollipolisl 3 Stoto Route I 60 . 135327-203 Canaday: .446-3636~~ delads. 388-8155 2. LOVELY HOME plus 106 ACR ES located at long Bot· tom. Ohio- 45 acresof' bol· Real Eatate General NICE HOME. NICE LOCATION! - WeH ma011ained spll·level l'h bai!E large klchen, attachoJ 2 car mragpp~ox. '-' of an'ocre. AttractiVe landscaping located at SR160.CaHbr more ~t Nqmber'l to WSH GROUNDS - 'TIEI:S EVERYWHEa£- Nallrre lov.I!IS th• • for you. Ten acres ri a nice localiln for buikfng on Ebenezer Road. Cal for m informolion. $8,000. 112165 ;:1.i't BROKER 112138 2 ACRES M/LOF *XIDIAHD. 600FT. Raccoon Creell FnrntJ&e lncl Boll Docks. TOTAL PRIVACY - t.lld. 3 BR home features breall!lak~g view INerklokin g creek from a conlemflOiaf\' gtass-Flor~a room. 14xl6 formal liv. 1m. 2 bat~. den , mod. kilt~en . complete w1lh ~ove , refri&. utilly room With freezer, wasl-.r, dryer. Can ato be purchased ,;th addrt•nal 2 ocres cr 200 l more creek frontage wrth 28.•48 garage. This ~ . a vety unqoo andsecluded priJill!rty If ~ oo hke privaC) and tllatm&this is a mu ~ to see. Reasoo ab ~ pnced Util1ti<s avaioble. $95tXl '33 WOODED ACRIS: flegs,Coc0$15,000 ~EDUCED TO SEL~ 7 rms, o>Ety iY. rm . siffingrm. lor""l dmm~ 3BR. '1'h baths, lull lmSl!Tlent Over 1200 Ill< tobacco base Remarkably good tOOacal barn. Possible land conbacl HOlE AllD BIG OPI'Of!11JNITY: 'lerj attrl!Cii>< remodeled 3BR.. I'" baths, garden tub, 17'125' kitchen, ql" ~Of oak ca llnets, pantry, ~ur<l~ nn. screened pach. NEW GARAGU 8'x40'. heat. water. 200 ~nn~ 12'x l4' ilior. Abusi.ness opfJlrtunily 100 can't P!$S. t.ld $50!•SR 160. 'tACRt PORTER. ON 511554: fEcei1tly nmodelol4 t.dnn. 2 ~ory honl!. LR, DR, 2 BR liMn, 2 up, ian1~ o~hen with i>f and loads of cabine~. '""'porch, utrlity rm, basimenl QUICK · rossES~ilN. $50S. Al.lllf!ICX RAN at: ttl SR. 160. Put YM own peoonaltouch towll!l< ard compl!te this well ilesrgnol "'""· 3ll!drms .. ivngard dining rm, 2 full ·baths, 21' master bedr~ .. lg.lo\ ourd~ 1111. f)eckoverlming apood. Barn, lruil lr"''· WORTH SEEINU W(JliH CNININtl -RACCOON CR( !HD !liN PIIIYATE PARK: ClayTw~. 3 o:res mil Oracilus country Wing and neat as a ~n. 18160' hOI!'f . 3 BR. 2 bllhs. Rarden tub, kit range, ~en bti~ il' Md Or'l .Formal dining'room,v.ttp inliv. ·f1!1. Cozy den ~lh wet bar.. ll'x311 tmrn. 3 <liors and ~ft · ·tlfltCK Afj0 FIWIE CLOSE TO IIDUER: Desora ~e 00111! and locaton .5I! 160. Ask tosee inside tlis beoutiful ram:~ . 3BR. country otchen.lam!y mil. L"' $50S. : lli·level ~us 5"''"- 3 l!dcrooms, I'h baths, RoE'~~ca , ~~ Loads il b"" .. u • M ake offer and good g~ilen · VACANT LAND - 10.85 Acres. more or less. Road lrontlge on Bulaville Road. 4 BEDROOMS (II. moster), 2 bai!E. iving room, eat~in krtchen Andersetl. window~ fu ll ~l 100 ft. x20i) · ft. toi PROFESSIONAlLY IJWDSCAPED. Tlll ~ !I'Wnd swimming pool with 16>18 deck. Storage ruild~& · Racine, Oh. Virainia D. Carroll, Broker Tel.: 247-3644 273-9383 1. NEW LISTING - PORT, LAND, OH. - Approx '3 acres plus 4 bedroom ranch er wrth lull basement 2 car gar· age Call us today' USTING PIICE DEPOSIT '42,000 '500 1500 144,000 GAlliA CO • 'CITY LOT: Neil Ave. Gas. water lnd "''" ava~lable. R-1-N-G!!! THE BARGAIN BELL - 3 bedroom home, IU ~ nght f01 the h<lldyman 12'x00' mobi~ home, approx. 2%acres. C1ty schoot. Ow"'r needs a dea~ 1 112172 AREA ADDRUS liS fAthom) 4 5 Arden Place 205 W, Wathington Ave. IAthoml 6 C6S! # 149164-203 ' 164569-703 ·EVERGREEN - $24,6110: s:tuee•ng But a nice lrtll! me lor ·onall prke. 3 BR, bath, kitchen, hont tJKCh, •nyt sKiin~ Lot fli'xiOO'. .10 ACRE LOT LOCATED O.OSE TO MEIGS MINES: list off SR 160 Septic < ·Nil't.ISmnl - Times-Sentinel- Page- D-7-' . ATHENS CO• lOVELY SHADED SURROUNDINGS' - A·frame. 3 bedrooms. one and 'h baths. Wrth an affordab ~ price. $24,900. 112152 . J:ctrNtal 11!frigerator, lAND CONTRitCT - $350~00 . ~ ~onth - 10% inl 3 bedrooms, new bath and· ktehen:· I.R basement, lg ·back yard. Close to schools. ~.'· · · . . ...,;,. . FOR SAl£ OR REliT W/OP11011 TO BUY - 4 bedroom 31111~ formal entry:tR 111d dniiJlfooms, flllli~ lOOm w/ wtP, lg rec: ~46' more nformatJjln . please eal Stutes Real Estate. 12195 ' 001111 ON THE FAll - 145acres at Is besl:lovely restored older home Four bedrooms, 2 baths. Some farm eQUipment inckrdal with sa~. Slualed on State Highway. Mu~ see to oppreciale. HUD. PROPERTIES ARE·SUBJECT ar I'IUOR SALE. BUYER MUST Of!IAIN OWN RNA!jCING. . ' $32,900.00....YOU WOULDN1 BELIEVE WHAT THIS WILL BUY'! - 2 ~ory. 3 bedroom, 1\7 bath horrE. ((ilchen fully. "lUippal, natura l gas heal. love~ landscaped 55'x400' lot wrth lots"<i·hurt trees. #2196 ACifAGE - 113 acres more or less. Bam, Slinn& 1.000 lb. tlbacco base, hookup for motile home. ·~ school diStriCt 700 llofth High Stroot, 7th floor "operty Disposhiott- 16141 459-6906 "HUO ptopert~s "' ;vailable for sale to all JI"'OIIS ropnlless of '""· color. ~ficion, ••· ,...tal status or National Ori~n. HUD '"""''"" ri&lrt to reject any or all bils.to • ." ' any inf-litj or ilT1C111arity i1 any bits Bids .;11 be acctpled from aH ~~"- partiB, IICfudii\IOWrtr octUJ"IlC). individuals and invest,;.,." HIGH mos Yo1LL II( OCIERMINID MSED ON THE HIGHESt NET BID 10 THIS IS ONE OF TttlSE HARD TO FIND l«lMES - fs . not on~ spac~us. but qualify buil alSo. Brick ranch with manyextras, 2\7 years ~d. 3 bedrooms, 16'x32' INing room, 2 full baths, 28'x28' family 100m, 24'x24' two car garage. O.k cab1nels. Intercom system. ,. 412163 112111 ilnd·' R-ato.y. St. Rt. 7, c._. City, Oh. 814-211-1470, Eve. 114,441-34311. Open dolly IIi I . Bot. 1 •30 to UO. Old. ra~~ge, r;ro; roobill home with 24Jl. expondo. 3 bedrooms, 2 kill bllhs. Make us an dfer. 114·441·7133 •• t14-4411133. ' PI,OOO. HMO! PERSDII'S Sl'fCIAU!!- 2 bedriioms, 1 car . gas heal. ConVIJ!ienllo school11dshoppin~ Of '*- $26,500. . ·WrY SPS:IAl-12 refresltitgacres:lng 14'xlll' ' UPHJ~N:J" HOP 1113 he. A.... , Clolltloli. ·- 112209 · 112116 . -, Real Estllte General bedrOO!ru!, formal dnll& "luippal klchen , garage and niuch more. Also, m~udng most furniture, • INer 'A acre yard. $54.000. #2214 surrounds home SINGLE FAMILY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES ·liDS I!CEIV!D 4,15 PM 10/li lll IDS OP!NID 10.00 AM 10/ 9/111 "'" lilllb~. rest in pasture and some woods. lleaulifulyiew • Couch• OPPORTUNITY J,ISI UmD - fAll WITH fOCID- ~ 3 bedroom. 2 il!th hliine. 211 with eleclri:' opener, bam,llrlllooo lise, pond . IS acres are WIHeflon's W•t•r Heuli~g •. ri110nable lmmedl•• ~000 paton cleliwry, oii:Mna. 110011. well. Mo. call 304-171· llt18 . ' A • M Cunom LIVING IOiJAI HOUSING Dlliwoty. Clot· ...... - 114,441-7404. - • - · Allyllooe but ........ Real AFFORDABLE Wlndowa ~ The GORRELL REALTY 24741 Hill Rd . •fencing •Reniocleilng ' w: Va . Real !'state General Real Estate General SeM~es If ' • · Ctl 114407, ........ . ~. D-n. ' ·' -Real Est~ie General. Business Good-1 • • • •••· b.Mnt..c, Ohio- Point Pleasant. Latin con tunction Pigpens Pierce Spanish· abbr t4 2 Free ol 136 Prepares for print t 53 Badgered 155 Sister's daughter 157 Grand mother 159 Bone 69 Heathen 70 Part of play 138 Cubic meter 140 Brag 143 Apiece: abb r. 144 Boundary 146 Peruse 146 Snick or 150 Cry of owl 151 Anglo-Saxon 147 God of love 149 Haggard heroine 152 Negative preli 11 83 Enclosure tor 164 Muse of poetry birds 84 Food fish 85 Baseball's 166 Spring or winter 168 Actress Moran 162 tnstruci or 169 Prophets " 68 Nutriment 72 Recess in a shore 73 Chooses slave 153 Actor Vereen 75 Teacher' s favorite 154 Click beetle 76 Spire 77 Language ol anc ient Rome 79 Specks 170 Pertaining to th e ki dneys 80 Loved ones 17 t Cylindrical 82 Coral Island ' ! ' • t" •, ' ' 133 Mount ain lake . 56 Fellow 58 Obeyed 60 "The Money 62 "The A65 Individual 160 North or South Durocher abbr. 53 Bucket ' 126 Band or color 55 Neon symbol 143 Hebrew month 145 Classifies 79 In truth 61 Footllke p~rt 82 Tiny particle 87 Triad 89 Mephistopheles 34 Spiritless 156 Airline inlo. t 56 Swiss rlv.,t 6 1 ChlntlMI measure 163 Rupees: abbr. t 65 Chemical suffix 167 Selenium symbol "' ',./ . �' ·:" ' Times:Santinel '' ' Butlget:<,. Bears crush Bengals, 44-7 " Ohio Lottery Daily Number -Page 4 245 Louo ' 't J ', 8-6-25-12-31-3 • i .. ., .. ' . ,. . I \ ' • ' ' •. .! .. .' at y '••• ' ..... . ' .; .'. . Vol.36, No.102 Copyri!Jhted 1986 ~I ~· R'egular Price . ... ]Jbra~ ilak . ., '' " ~lnt.; Burl ..• 3.6mm •,9 .5 '10.69. •••••:. •a. 9 '10;69 ........•8.99 ~'l1.69···· ..··'9.8 . ~ '10.29 .•••••• • 8.89 Hickory 3.6mm •••••••••••• ·~ . ;~t-id ~V. 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Attic Blanket R-30 Kraft Face ----WITH UROOF SHINGLES All Prices Effective 9·22-86 thru 10·4·86. • ...·~--. ,; ' . ~:r; •r•' ...,t. : ""' FREE BALL CAP • ·w i' ''::\' .-.; "" ,'l..w .. . .. .. ' "'. ..... .... , .,.....-. (.•~"' !"' ~ --.... - .....•...... ..... ·~ I ., ·i 'I) • ":' , r • :, •·. ' .. •. .... ( . FIBERGLAS r·.:SHINGLES ~ 20 yr. • pro·rate warranty .. "' .. . -• .- ~ • •·' CASH-N.C:ARRY ' ·1:·9 99 .' Slig~tly sq. ' "ipar l.f Cll1._ or . • '> . .. .. i- 135.12 sq. ft...... :............t22.t,7 >. . . , $~ c-: t- ' >_··\~:~ .~ ' ~ I !Ions, shopping centers, employment centers, etc. The Initial factor considered by PUCO in detennlning the justification of extenaod area service was the volume of telephone traffic from the Coolville to Pomeroy exchange, and then, whether or not the calls were originated by the exchange as a whole or by just a lew subscribers. Other pertinent factors considered by PUCO were the costs to the concerned telephone companies to provide !be extended service. Costs reported by ALLTEL Service Corp .. of which Western Reserve is a subsidiary, were an Investment of $363,928 and $116,324.18 annually thereafter Costs to General Telephone woold be much less $12,207 Initial Investment and $403 annually . subscribers of tbe Coolville exchange. The public hearing on the request was held In Tuppers Plains on Oct. 24. After reviewing testimony given at the public heartng, the attorney examiner recommenaod the request for extended service be denied. The attorney examiner's report, !tied Feb. 28, opinioned that the Coolville and Pomeroy exchanges were "not contlguoos" and that the request "lacked oommunlty Interest." Among other things, community interest factors Include the volume of toll calling from the one exchange to the other; location of various services such as pollee and fire, governmental, medical. dental, veterinary, churches, agricultural organlza~ In regard to the cost factors, PUCO judged It would not be In the public Interest for a teleplnne utility In enter Into exceptionally heavy Investments In areas where the extended area service requirement Is llght. Due to the "relatively low calling rate and distribution of calling" and the "llmlted rellanoe by subscribers" In the Coolville exchange oo services, products and activities in the Pomeroy exchange, PUCO concluded there were no "oompelllng considerations" which would outweigh the high oosts to provide the extended area service. The Coolville exchange Is divided among three counties. Meigs. Washington and Athens. Subscribers In the Coolvllle exchan!J! presently have toll-free calling to Chester. Little Hocking, Reedsville and Guysville exchanges. Rhodes reiterates debate challenge Counsel protests phone rate proposal ' 711 47.92 sq,Jt. ..................J 16. · 5l~7 sq ..ft .....................•21...2 80.00 sq. ft; ............... ,..!35."""! 1! ' ' 8 X 23X 25' ft 9 X16 X48' f .. • · • i j.,...... ,. •'· • ' ... • 9 X241 48' I . I ' ' • • . ' . .. 42 Gallon .. EL~CTRIC . Pink Partther COLUMBUS, Ohio I UP! I Rhod1s said tbe time and date of Republican gubernatorial chal· the aobate would be announced Ienger James A. Rhodes repeated later. his offer to debate Gov. Richard F. "I have selected Warner's farm Celeste at Marvin Warner's rarm In because that Is where It all started Clermont County, but the Celeste for Dick Celeste," RbJD>s said in a campaign didn't appear to take him statement. seriously. "It was at Warner's farm that Rhodes repeated SUnday what he Warner bought the governorship r:J had said a week earlier at a Ohio by raising s:m.IXXl for Celeste Cuyahoga County Republican durtng the 1982 primary cam· Party picnic - that he would palgn," Rhodes said. "Celeste was debate Celeste at Warner's farm. behind BUiy Joe Brown In the polls Celeste didn't have a response, at the time and his campaign but a spokesman from the cam· coffers were empty. palgn said II Rhodes wanted to "Warner raised the $.1XI,IXXI lor debate, he'd better bring along all Celeste - Including his own the awards he gave to Warner ,.- personalcontrlbutionol$36,1XX1-to during his previous terms In ril!ce. finance a final primary TV adver· "Rhodes should brtng with him tlslng blltz against Brown," ROO<Ies the Governor's Award he gave to said. "It was also at his f'II'Til where Warner In . ~. · •a ~ of the appolntnient and certificate when Warner and Rdrllile Ewton rt ESM he appointed Warner to the Miami Securities made the Aprtl 13, 1983. Board of nilstees In 19m," said decision In triple Home State Celeste campaign spokesman Saving Bank's Investments ln'ESM Jerry Austin. long after Home Slate' financial Austin also said that 1975, problem had been uncovered by Rhod1s's appolnees to the Ohio statesavlngsandloanexamlnersBoard rt Regents rrovided the a decision that led to the bank's votes to name Warner head of the collapse In March of 1985," the former governor said. Board of Regents. HOMECOMING ci\NbmA'I1ils - Illflit homeoomlnr queen, who will be during •termiMion of the Elllllem-North Gallla football game. Pictured are front, rrcirn left, Robyn Bamett, a senior and daughl~r of &nald and Carol Barnett of Reedsville; Lee Ann &Iinson, senior, daughter of WUbur and Marilyn &limon of CoolvUie; 'and Krlstl Hawk, senior, daughter of Harold and Jeraldine Hawk, 'IUppers Plains; l:Bck, ••..,.,g ~ ' By JIM ANDERSON clear, however, that the two sides were still talldng. "They are still working on the problem," Kalb said, adding that the two men are expected to meet at least once more helore Shevard· nadze leaves late Tuesday for Canada. The Danlloff case has been cited by both sides as a key obstacle to a second superpower summit. NEW YORK (UP! I - Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevard· nadze are expected to meet again In the next 36 hours to try to resolve the coilfrontatlon over the arrest of American newsman Nicholas Danlloff. The two men met for two hours and fil minutes Sunday night amid secrecy and heavy security. Alter Alter three earlier meetings the meeting at the Soviet mission to the United Nations. both men shook between Shultz and Shevardnadze hands on the sidewalk, but neither In New York. Kalb had said. "The Issue Is not resolved." He did not spoke to reporters. Shultz's spokesman Bernard use that II at description Sunday In a Kalb saki the Danlloll' case was the late-night briefing for reporters. topic of SUnday's meeting, but he · The SUnday meeting was tbe refUsed to say whether any pro- fourth and longest In the series of gress was being made. He made It talks between the two men il New York. They had met fortwo days in Washlngtoo. Sept. 19-:al. with Shultz raising t~ DanUoff case repeat· edly, but then moving on to other Issues. Including arrns control. Kalb also refused to say II 25 memhers of the Soviet mlsston, who are accused of spying by the United States. wUI still be forced to leave the country by Tuesday night. The United States has Insisted the exl"lslon order will stand. Shevardnadze's departure for Ottawa will mark one rmnth since Danllofl, a U.S. News and World Report corresponaont, was picked up In Moscow on espionage char!J!s. Two days eartier Gennadl Zakharov. a Soviet official at the United Nations, was refused ball In New York after allegedly trying to ' •, HE ATiER ' .,y ... '- . ' - . l ... ~ f MQ.R4LO ·ws the NFL Footliall by Wilson. Otfi~ cia! size and weight. Aell!halue lo 529.95. FREE' w~~ tfle purchase ot · 10 squarts or more of Fiberglas~ · shingles. Offer good until Nov. 2. .. Pius S2.00 lor shipping ana handlino . l!i •• ." ., ' FALL \S~ECf·~C Tilt 111non'1 Fmrlfes. FiberolaS"' I ~ ' . I ', • '. '' '' ',, • .j.. ,,!· .. ' ' ·," -'· ,. .' ,, ~.. ... DeliVered. NEW HOD - Collllmcllull II uderwa)' for lite II , _ dl, Amettc.la · ~.ealtlllo at lbe oomer of Mill , ad North FHtb Ill M'M f nt Ctillfi<Me IIIII ~ potll'etl md M1 - bame of FetileJ·Np buy U.S. secrets from a student. Under what Shultz descrlhed as "an Interim arrangement." both Zakharov and DanUoff have been permitted to leave jail, rut lDth remain In the custody of their respective ambassadors. unable to i' leave the countries where they Shultz plans to spend mo st of the week meeting other foreign mlnls· ters and heads of state during the second week of the U.N. Ge neral Assembly. WASHINGTON (UP! I - Treas· ury Secretary James Baker says tax reform wUI fUel economic growth, but a leading opponent says the landmark measure will slnrt· change the United States. Senate passage Saturday cleared the last congressional hurdle fort he historic bill. Murray Weldenbaum. a former While House economic adviser, said the bill "may be good politics, but I think It's bad ecommlcs." However. Weidenb a um disagreed . "No one's been minding the store," he said. "While Congress has been having a lot of fun reforming the taX bill, we see the federal deficit rising now to Its all·lime peak." Tax reform wUI he .. a revenue loser." Weldenbaum said. "This wUI weaken the economy (and) reduce the flow of rmney Into the Treasury" even though the bill was written to be "revenue neutral" - or maintain the currentllow of tax dollars. Stephen Ostrander, a spokesman lor the Ohio Consumers' Counsel office, said the proposal calls for Increasing the amounts local com· panies pay each other.:> breaks can be given to long·distance companies. Local companies are making t.hls proposal because, otherwise, they believe long<ilstanoe companies wUI set up their own access llnes, bypassing and deOatlng local com· panles' Incomes. Ostrander said . Kana>! said the proposal does not recommend any chan&es In rates . paid by Iong-dlstanoe companies. He said he did not know whether it would Increase amounts local companies pay each other. He acknowledged !hat bypassing Is a concern of all local telephone companies, but said it Is not a factor In this matter. Kandel added that consumers "111 find It costly If iong<llstanoe and large business customers were to drop the local companies. "If we lose them, small bus!· nesses and residential customers would have to pay for the total cost of aperatlng the local network," Kanaol said . President of Athens firm challenges seat belt law ASHLAND. Ohio (UPII - The state's recently enacted law requiring the use of seat belts Is being challenged In coun by a man · cited for not having his seat belt fastened. Ronald E. Copas, president of Deutschland Construction Co. In Atbens, said helsoldenoughtodecldeii hewantstowearthe hell and Is prepared to light his case to !Ina! resolution, no matter what the· • coet or inconvenience. He filed a motion Friday In Ashland County Municipal Court to have the law declared unconstitutional and a hearing will be held Thur.;day. . Copas Said he vras stoJll'ld by a Slate Highway Patrol trooper Sept. 3 while driving on Interstate 71 nortjt of Ashland and was Issued ttckets tor speeding and not having his seat belt, fastened. Copas said he has not entered a plea tot~ seat belt ~harge because he believes the law, violates tbe First, Fourth, Fifth and 14th amendments to the U.S. Constitution. That was the grounds for his motion. • Copas, 45, said state legislators ,passed the law to pro,tect the public, which is similar to the safety seatlilwforyoungchlldren . The · .dltference. he said, Is that c~Udren are not of legal decision making OR· ''I'm old enough to make my own mind up whether I wear a seat lielt or not," he said. , • J Under that metlnd, local com· panles, including Ohio Bell, Cincln· nail Bell, General Teleplnne of Ohio and United Telephone Cb. of Ohio. pay Into a pool and receive rmney back based on the volume of calls. were arrested . Pros, cons of tax bill split economic experts lnterli!!St." COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! I - A proposal bY the state's 44 local telephone companies could cause an Increase the the average customers telephone rates, says the Ohio Consumers' Counsel officials. Telephone industry representa· lives were ordered by tbe Public Utllltles Commission of OhiQ to devise a formula based oo volume for the way t1JeY compensate each other for calls from one company's territory to another. . An Interim method, approved by the PUCO alter AT&T'sdlvestlture In 1984, expires Jan. 1, Ohio Bet! spokesm:m David. Kandel said. David Mord., Pomeroy. Appearing SUnday on ABC's "This Weelt with David Brinkley," he sald the. IJVerhaul of the nation's tax code will result in fewer jobs, less economic growth by slashing Investment lnoentives, and bus!· nesses passing oo Increased tax costs to comumers. But Baker said tax reform Is · "totally consistent" with Reagan's 1981 tax cuts, which In oome cases afded business because it cuts "top marginal rates" on Industries and Individuals. "The business share of Inial tax receipts has been dropping consist· entl,y slnoe 19!!5," he said. "We liave studies ... slilwlng that I anything tilts Is going to benefit !be economy. It's goilg to be good tor America." Sen. BUI Bradley, D·N.J., a memll!r d the Senate Finance Committee and a tax re!omt leadei, said. "I happen to thin~ thai the bill Is going to be a powerful !oroe ·to~ growth In our economy ....d.fot equity In our society. !'And I think the Senate and CotWress In adopting u.s· bill ipqnld the scrauns of · special ·. .', ' . :.!'' .,., ··.. from left, are Michelle Laughery, grader, ol VIc and Denise IJwghe~. &eds\>We; Andrea Cleland, eighth grader, dauflltler of Charles and VIola Cleland, Long Jloltom; MAraJyn Bartoo, junior, daughter of Rlchanl and Mace! Bartoo, ReedsvBJe; and Kim Mcintyre, n.,th grader, daughter of C.D. Mcintyre, Fl>e Po.,ls, and Patricia Mcintyre, Chesler. Absent was Ay Mora, daughter of Shultz, Soviets slate session on. Daniloff affair WATER · ., ..,...,,h .,.e or itll6 · dausliler' orowned this Friday 1be8e Euaem Scllo9i pis wlii IJe VJ~nr ·for t!Je ' 31.25 sq.' tt: ...... ;........ ;. :.• 1.0~·· 8 X 15 X 25' Register T • ,. 75.07 sq. ft ......,.............. ~•1. a~47 ' s•~r~•J" lfld nr. lfFL. ·;:'fl.~\"'·' 6% X15 X 39' 2" H/14fl/l 48.96 sq. ft......... :~14. 6% X23 X 29'2" 75.07 sq; ~ .......... :........•21.16 &lA X15 X 39'2" 0'!""" 48.96 sq. ft ....... ,.. ,..... :..•1:2.04 lllfOOIIAU ,• I '' .~ • o\. - • or more ._ • ' No Purchase Necessary ,,. ~ ' '' " 88.12 sq. ft.................... '14.98 10squares f .A' . ' 3'h X15 X 70'6" S5500value ... c-AwRv 135.12 sq. ft .. ,........... ,..•19,05 . with purchase of . , 1" . 6% X23 X 39'2'; GREAT WIN PROIECDON a 44" StuHed OWENS{ORNING FIBERGLAS® SHINGLES. •N• .. ·. ; ' 6% X23 X39'2" Reg. c·asH 4U6 sq. ft ........ , .{.. :,,~ ;•u~ .. ··~ ~ ,>:~.~ ' ~; 75.07 sq~ ft•...... :·:~~ ... ·.~ ••~~~·~! · · • 31h X23 X 70'6" R-19 Foil Face · 88.12 sq; ~ft............... :.. ~12.43 3.omm •••••••••••••••••• Super Special :front St. Oak 3.omm your .., l· , ,. Sq. Ft. Per Roll 3.6m ,.. . .......... NEW ~w· s:A-LE:~ • ·-1' ' -~ the insulating power. Ask your seller lor .i. > ' "The higher the A-value, !he greare; ~ -t!-· 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper durable. heavy -weight canvas . Avatlal)le ;~ ::~ 3 Sections. 36 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, September 29. 1986 By NANCY YOACJIAM Senllnel Staff Wrtler ' TupPers Plains residents won't be getllng toll-free extended area telephone service to Pomeroy, at least not In the near fUture. A request for such service between the (bolvllle exchange of the Western Reserve Teleplnne Co. to tbe Pomeroy exchange of the General Telephone Co. has been officially denied and the case dismissed by tbe Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. PUCO based their decision upon review of publlc hearing testimony and of a report prepared by a state attorney examiner assigned to the case. The Initial petition to PUCO seeking eslabllshment ,of extended service was filed June 17, 1985 by Mary Jane Talbott, Tuppers Plains. and numerous other Cherry 3.6rilm ............. . en tine PUCO drops extended phone service request ····················'lt69 ••••••·• • .. .1 ~Ja,,anah - Si!le Price •' . · ~ Tonight, partly cloudy. Low Ia the upper 60s. Ughl SGUthwellt winds. 'Chance of rain 20 pen:enl. 'IUesday, Increasing cJondl,......, High In the upper tlll!i. 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