https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/690fa257be86430d2c79d832a361f801.pdf 9d5b247747ad808f859394f25bbf6172 PDF Text Text ' - ' . ' Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·. Eastern Area deaths F. Savn• Dale " Dale F' . Say re· . 40 . Hart ford. W.Va ,, di ed ~V cdn es day in St. Jos!'ph Hospitol, Buck hann on, W.Va. He wns born on Oct. 1 ~. 1946 , in Middlepor t. He was a 'u pply platoon sargent foi · tlic :H;44th Mainte· nance Compan.v and " Jool and part s al te nd <~ nl lor th<' Combine Support Mui nt r nil nct· Shop for th e Wc·st \'i t ginia Na tional Guard . unci s< •rl'cd in the U. S. Army ·{Jur in,l! \'ir·tn am . H0 w a~ a m embt•r of tit<· Smith-Capchart Postl4JI ,\ ml 'i'il an Leg ion of New H aven anrl Strw ar t -.l ohn so n VFW Pos t 9 : ~~~i of Ma so n. He wa s pn·tTUl' d in dea th by his father. 1;u, 1.._ Say re. in 1972. Surv ivin g ;rn· his mot her, Bett y V. Woodr•r d SD yre. Racine; hi ~ wire·. ( ' ;1 r nlvn .! . Say re; onC' so n. Timotl ty il . Sayre: one daughit•r. Stq •ha nir A. Sayre: one bro lhPT. l.lowl L. Sayre. Pom ero.\·: d tll l :1 ~ i :·; t cr, M rs. r: . ll r•iJ> II'r , Hacinc. Rebc!T" Sc r \' iCi •s w i l l \J(' ~a tu rc!J .v il l I p.m . :11 Ffll: li'.':. Ong FuJ1cra l 1-JOm (l. M.hcill. W. Va. , wi!h ltl f' RPv . [ { (• X Y1Hmg o rri c ialin g. B4ria l 1-v illlw 111 Sunr ise Mc-•mor ia l Cal'dc·n ~. F r if•nd s mc.~ v ca ll at the funf•rct l ll on H· I'J om 2-4and 7- ~1 p.m . F rid <J_\ Milil;trv ~ C'r ·\ · i cr'~ wi"ll br hflld. Jn lic• u o! JI(J Wt'rs , 1hr f.rJ mily suggC'st.o.; c:o rll l'iburions 10 rhr Hartl Oi ll Church. l ! nit l'cl M ethodi st Kathryn E. \V•·rm•r I<a rhr.\·n I<lizn1Jf'11l W(' rnPr , 77. Sou rh SN·onrl 1\ vc·n uro, Midd lr · port. dir d Th ill , tJ a, al O'Hif' ncss Ho.-;pi ral i n !\ t h e n ~. Miss W0rrwr \\<I~ bor n Nov . ~ L 190!) in M P i .£.!~ c n unr~·. a dau ght er of t)lt• !"'" .lolrn :r nd Rf'be cc :r Ta y lor WP r nPr . • Su r'\'h'i nJ:; c~ rP ;1 twol/wr. ,Jo hn WC' r ncr. ,\~id d l 1 yn 1; ~ ~ s i ~ t C' r and bro thor-in a \\'. ~v.inrtil' :tnd Leo Ru sse ll , { 'o l nr ~. d iJ: ;.r ~ i s t rr - in ­ law. K<Jt tll -_ \ n 1.; VVt' rnrr, l3radbur,v. an cl " 1'\'t•r,ll nir c(•s and nl"phcw .... Brsidf'" ht ·r· p an· n t~ . !-. he wa ~ pn'eeclrd in dt·~d h by two bro lh Pt' S, G t • o r~.u .tJl LI l·:arl VVrrnc r. ~1n U a sio.., H·r . l-'d ru V\' f' rnrt ·. SPr v ic r ~ will t)( · hc•ld J t 1 p.m . Sunda,l' .r l tl!i• Jcrwli ngs.loa ts Rl owrr r:· unt r.li !l ome with R 0v . Earl F:rlt ·n oft il-iat in g . Burial wil l be in r;,.., ,.l'i Hill Cem .. tcry aJ Ches hire. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sa turday . Mary Jane. Voll Ma ry Jane Voll , 65, £yracuse, died Thursday at V eterans Mem· or!a l Hospital. A homemaker, Mrs. Voll wa s born Nov . 8, 1921, at Cotta~ev!lle , W.Va., a daughter· of the late Fred and Rosa Lazure Bachu s. Su r v i ving are her huysband. Paul Vall : two sons and daugh t ers -in-la w. Bill y and Mona Dona hu e, Tay lor. Mich., cutd Da vid and Loretta Donahu e, Syracu se: a daughter, Susie Donahue, Morehead. Ky. ; two sisters, Claudine Wad del, Columbus, and Angis Woods , Syracuse: a brother , Elwood Bachus, Cincinnati; 11 grandchildren. and one-great-grandchild . Besides her parents. she was also preceded in death by his first hu sband, Howard Daniel Donahu e; her second husband. Holly Friend, six br'others and a Rev. W.H. Perrin Rev. Wilbu r H. Perrin. 59. pastor of the Trinit y Congrega tional Ch urch in Pomerov for almost 23 y~ars. d icd Thursday <'v enin>: at his home. 213 Mul berr y Ave., Pom eroy. fo llowing a seriC's of illnesses. Hcv . Perri n wu s born a t Wellsbu rg, W.Va.. on Sept. 8. 1927. a son of the la te Jesse and El iza bcl ll Perrin . H<' was a ve teran of th e Merchant Marines having joined lJcfo re I he end of Wor·ld War II , and wa s an Army ve t ~ra n of the Korean War . for whi ch he re cei ved decorations for bravery in action . · Rev . Perrin attended Ma riett a College and the College of Steubenville, from which hP gradu - ated. He spent sevrra l .vea rs in teaching before enter ing th e min istry. He rece ived h is divin it y degree from the Oberlin Gradua te Sc hool of Th('(llogy in ObNiin . He had se rv ed as pa stor at r hurchi'S in Jefferson . Ohio. and F l orence. Oh io. before com ing to Pomeroy where he had sen,E'd the Tr init y Congrega tional Chu rc h foralmostthcpast 2:1 yea rs. He was a member oft he Meigs Count _v Ministerial Association and t he Disabled Veteran s of America. He had been ln stru mC'nt al in ca rryi ng ou t man y C"ivic and rl' l igious proj ects ovrr the years. Surv iving arc his wife. Gay Ma r sh Perr in : two daughtprs. Dr . Fa i th Per ri n McNall v of Chat ham, N ..J. , :1nd E liza beth Lyn n Perrin of Cinci nnati: a son. .Jonathan Mars h Perrin. Cinci nn<rti. and fou r sisters. Mrs. Lois Breslin of Nalcrest. Fla .: Mrs. f: ls!e Rader of Hamburg. N.Y.: Mrs. Fliza beth Dudle.1· of Hyatt svillr. Md .. and Mrs. Janett e Pr ic<' of Willmgboro. N.J. Besides hi s parent s. he wa s preceded in dea th lJ.v " bro lh~ t· und n sisl('r. Memor ial sPrvice s will be lleld at 2 p.m . Sun da)· at th<' Tri nlt.'· Chur·c h in Pomero.v and th0 fam ily wlll rrce iv0 frie nds on0 hour prior to th e service. Th e family requests memor ial ~i fl s to t h<' Trin ity Congrega t io na I Church or the Amer ican H<•art fu nd in lieu of flowers. friday, February 27, 1987 (ContinUed from Page ll for the route from which she had been removed. Cole alleged that disciplinary action had been taken against Rector, but that the board viol ated the sunshine law by voti ng on the action In executive sess ion, therefore making the action Invalid. Cole requested that Rector be pu t back on the route she had been handling, and be paid for days missed. Heines disputed Cole' s allegations saying . the board did not ·vote on disciplinary action against Rector and did not instruct Roberts to fire Rector. Heines said she was told that Rector had been reckl ess but she cou ld not divulge any information from the executive sess ion in ques tion, without v iolating state code. Rector, spea king to the board herself, said she was called in by the superin tendent who to ld her complaint s had been r eceived by the Qoard that she had run ' SiSI(Ir. She was a m embt'r of the Syracu se Church of God. Ser vi ces wiil be held at 4 p.m. Su nday at the E wing Funera l Home where fr iends m ay call from 2•4 ami 6-8 p.m. on Sa turday . B urial wiil be in Chester Cr met erv. DISCOUNT Wreck hospitalizes 2 area residents IF YOU DEPOSIT ON ANY 1987 MOTORCOACH TOUR ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 28, 1987. Two area people rem ained hospi t al ized thi s morning in Pl easa nt Val ley Hospital for treatm ent of injuries suffered in a traf fi c accident in Mason. W.V" ., on Wednesday. Anthony Sey ler. 21. Mason. wa s reported in stable co ndition with head injuries, whil e Linda Breeding. 25. Syracuse. was stab le with frac tured ribs and ron1usio ns. MiJ son po licr said 1he two were passengers in a car driven b)' Belind a Hicks.' 17. Middlepor t. th at pulled ont o U.S. 3J from Adams Street at :; p.m. and struck a nort hbound veh icle driven by Rob in E. Stewart , 17. Mason . The Hicks vehic le wa s knocked into the Do -Drop-Inn . Bot h C<J r s ll'ere tota led in the ;~ccidcnt. an d damag'e to the Do-Drop-In n w;r s estimated at IJetwe<:' n $6.000 ami $10.000 . Hick s was cited by police for failure to yiel d. no operator's lice nse and no insurance. MOTORCOAOt TOURS 5Ofo~-.,., someone off the road. Rector session which began abQut 10: '\5 .asked 'who Issued the complaint p.m., it wa s announced that the ; against her . but Heines again problem would he resolved by. ,• stated that coold not be divulged. Roberts said he did tell Rector she would not be r ecalled , but GRAVELY TRACTOR that that didn't mean she was SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. 'fired , because only the board had Pomeroy, OH. that authority . Phone 992-2976 Heines told Rector "if you want to go into el{ecutlve session with SPRINSI. SUMMER HOURS the people involved·, that' s a MON.-WED. & THURS. 9-5 different situation." TUES. & FRt. 9-1 SATURDAY 9-1 The board, Rector , Cole and _ Rose, transportation director, then went into a closed door . 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Alter tcsr -dm·mu above meni!Oncel Ford "compared" pro gram unit. palirctp3 nt mus.r provide partrcrpaMo local Ford Deater witn copy ol unaltered Bll~c r 's Or d~r . 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II lflt cu~ IlK• m" ~ He•l cu,lomer tlllf181 H ~l h'll!l~lt oA ~td CltfltllUUI, \lllltl r•u IVIIIMI! . IIIII I trlt!llltllltlll ,.,...~ clllflll. 1111'1 ' SHARP VC-673 OU RfG. 1259.95 SALE $30995 SALE $22995 • NEW 6 YEAR/60,000 MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY! !it l. I'OUH ~ WW flf All fl J em 0 VHR-2250 REG. '349.95 HITACHI Vl-111 OA lEG. 1309.95 SALE S2i995 The qpening of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge was a major event, Bob Hoefli~h finds - 8.:8 r s ............. ; ...... C-1.-8 RAIN Oc caslonnl ruin and drizzle today, wilh hl~hs hctwccn 00 " 1 1 Sections. 90 Pages A Multimedia In c. Nowtpapor Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, March 1, 1987 · I, OPEN MON .-THURS. 9-7; FRI. 9-8; SAT. 10-8; SUN . 10-7 · • TV SALES SHARP, G.E., CAPEHART •VCR SALES Program period: February 1·28, 1987. -8-1 Long confident of ·funding for ferry BAKED .SALISBURY STEAK ,DINNER a"d "ALL YOU CAN EAT" FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER BETWEEN VILLAGE PHARMACY & ADDED T4UCH IN MIDDLEPORT 992-3462 VS. 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SEE US FOR All YOUR VIDEO NEEDS By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - State Sen . Jan Michael Lotig, D-Circlev ille. is confident th at th e state of Ohio will commit $100,000 toward the es tablishment of a ferry service between Pom eroy and Mason, W.Va., when the bridg e connect ing the two com munities closes for repair s. Thi s wa s rrpor ted Saturd ay by Bill Nease, presiden t of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce. Nease sa id that Darrell Roger s, the Cl int on. Iowa -based ferry opera tor who proposed a service between the two towns, has agreed to put up $15,000 for possible road r epairs to Pomeroy Street in Mason from the ferry landing to U.S. 3.1. • Pomeroy and Mason mu st raise $6,600 to be added to the $15,000 to be put in escrow for the street repairs. Nease said. Pomeroy and Mason mu st rai se an ad ditional $5,000 as Incentll'e money for the opera· tor. he added. The U.S. Army Corps of En~lneers has agreed to tak e the $100,000 from th e stat e in escrow rather than as a performance as it had earlier req uested. . Nease, Pomeroy VIllage Councilmen Bruce Reed and John Anderson and Mason bu sinessman Arnold Gra te wer e working this weekend on raising the loca l share of the ferry funding. Nease said tha t the money must be collected by Tuesday and placed immediately Into escrow. State officials, local community leaders and Rogers had been working frantically to raise funds t o put a f erry service In operation between Pomeroy and Middleport while the br iddge is closed. It was hoped that possibl e fu nding sources would have been pinned down by Wedn esday pa st. Lan ~ said th e clos ing dat P "Is but an extension of the bridge in the hands of the co ntractor, .. closing date has .give n added and d ep~ nd s on I he delivery of time to t)tose working on th r m aterials. L a n ~ said I heco nt ra c· project. tor would not ciosP the bridJ:!o Nease reported that Hex Maid· unt il matcr iu ls are on site. ens of Maidens-Jenkins Co n· America n E lectri c Pow er has st rucl!on Co.. Nelsonville, the agreed to L ong's proposal for bridge r epair contractor, told them to tow the i owa fer ry from him. the span will probabl y close Ca i ro . Ill . i f an opera tin g agree· March 30. and not March 9 or 16. ment Is reached. and AEP as bel'ieved earlier. receives an official r<'QUI'St from Mik e Lang, constru ctio n en gJ. thE' state for thr li'C<' tow . neer for the Ohio Department of This weekend' s devc•iopment s Transport ation 's Mariett a of- · appear to rt'solve thr lssur of fice, co nfirmed that the clos ure guaranteei ng i'Cpair of possible " Is coming closer and closer but damages to Pom ero.v Strret. Is not here yet." (Conlinurd on A -r11 . ,• By KEVIN KELLY Times-Senlin<•l Stafl GALLIPOLIS- Gallia Cou nty offic ial s will consider their next step when they recei ve word from Se.cr etary of Siate Sherrod Brown1'S'1)HIC'<''On ·w hrlht'r not the count.' ' ca n proceed with an .elrction for a proposed increa se in the county's half-percent sa les tax. The in valida tion of the petlt.ion filed by Gallipolis Municipal Court judge candidate Ronald R. Calhoun on Frida y by th e Board of El ections ha s, for the moment , elim!nall'd the need for a primary in th<• count y on May 5. (See related slor.v.) Gallla Count y Comm iss ioners and the county's Emergency .Medica l Service were planning to place the sal es tax increase on rhe primary ballot . Th e funding is to be used for the fin anciall y stra pped EMS. wh ic h had been operating on the now -defunct federal revenu<' sharing program unlit this year. Action on proceeding with thE' elect ion will depend on a mceUng ,./JJh Prosecutor Joseph Ca in and Auditor Ronald Canaday, ex plainrd Commissioner Kaii Burleson. That mrrling could be scheduled Tucsda.v. he added. Thr option of co nducting a sprci ai el ection remain s open . but thosr att ending F'rlda.l'· s public hraring on th e sales tax, co-sponsored by thrco mmiss!on· ors and the EMS. wer en' t in favor of a special vote. Johnnie Hussell. president of or AFTER THE HEARING - Galliu County Commissioners J.E . "Dick" Cremeens, ll'll, and Kall Burleson, rlghl, flanked Vinlon resident Walter McCarley following the second 'of two public hearings on the proposed increa.'IC In lh<· county sules lax to fund the county's Emergency Medical Service. the Cal lia County Town ship Canaday. Burleson sa id the comm !ss!on Clerks and Trustees Association. noted that turnout for special ·ers chose to put the Issue to the elect Ions Is light and the eleel!ons voters to gafn th eir feeling about a tax Increase. them selves arc costly . " If th ey vote It down. I EMS paramedic Steve Wall is also pointed out that in special wouidn' t be about to put It on ." he clec.tlons an issue mu st pass by~:, said. EMS paramedic Bob Simpson, percent of the vote instead of th e who noted that he lett "we' re on a normal 50 percent or more, a prospec·t he said he found to be sinking ship," urged the commissioners to make a swift decision . "kind of scary." " When I wa s out du ri ng th e " ! just don' t want to see us hold a special election for something clecl!on. I told the voters I would as Importa nt as the EMS." not Impose any tax unless It was necessary," Cremeens sa id . "I Russell said. Both Burleson and Commis- left It open . I'm not say ing we si oner J.E. "Dick" Cremeens won't go ah ead and do it. I 'm not were pressed by some att ending . much for jumping on a decision the h<:'aring to exercise their now.'' opl!on of Imposing the tax · AI one point during the hearing without a vote, for fear that the Burleson asked if any one oft he EMS would run ou1 of money 25 people att ending were oppo sed before an election could be held. to th e sales tax lncrC'ase. No Both officials said they would not opposition was heard, and Ru ssell encouraged the comm ission· act until the\' met with Cain and er s and EMS to attend the township clerks Hnd trustees meeting on March 9 to gauge the tru stees' feelings on supporting the EMS . Th ose feelings would in the main be favorab le. Ru ssell said . The half-percent sa les lax already In effect in the cou ntyImposed by thecommlssloner·s In 1981 to ease a fiscal emergency caused by th e co urthouse flt·r ea rli er thai yea r - bro ught in approxima tri y $571 ,000 to the county In 1986. EMS Director Fred Wh eeler ha s alrea dy prt•· pared a $568,000 budget, lnt'lud· lng co llecti ons, based on the additiona l half·perrent sa les tax Increase'. Th e budget would aljow the EMS to r eplace some of th<' ambu lances and signiflcanti.v upgrade Its communical!ons system . first responder program (Continued on A-o r Regan ·h elps smooth path for successor By HELEN THOMAS • UPI Whit~ House Reporter • WASHINGTON tUPii -A day ;{Iter he r !'s igned as chief of staff. .Bon ~ ld Regan drove to th e Whit<' Hou se Saturdal' to dean out hi s '!icion~!ngs and help smooth the ) rans!tion for his replacement. formrr Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker. Rega n. 68, who had planned to ,resign early nrxt wee ~ . learned ··from a lel evis ion report Friday r:hat he had been replaced by Ba ker, without a word from President Reagan. Regan, who until Saturday had been chauffeured to work , showed up at the White House around 9::!5 a.m. EST. driving his own white seda n. He declined to co mment on the angry wa y h£' 1m ade his departure Friday , twhen he dispatched a one-line 1irtter of resignation to the pres ld<'nt. "I'm not going to comment on that. " he told reporters . "I want ·to walt tor time to pass before I comm<.'nt. "!don't want to think about the past ," hr said, smiling. "I'm looking to the future. " Regan, blamed for the White IJ Sen. Jan M ichut'll.ong Board invalidates candidate's petition Election problem clouds tax vote MEIGS MARAUDERS BOYS' & GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS, COACHING STAFF AND CHEERLEADERS WILL BE OUR SPECIAL GUESTS SUNDAY, MARCH 1 AT 10:30 A.M. SERVICE, FOLLOWED BY A LUNCHEON GUY! a! ... - .... , .._ George R. Plagenz has a few doubts about Oral Roberts'..talks with the deity - A-2. FRIDAY, COR. MAIN & SO. 3RD STS. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO DOLL YWOOD/GATLINBURG ,_ . o...-----. . . . . . . . . . . ..... __ .. ... - .... _.,_ C-1 • (for 60 Vears & Over-Good All Vear) NEW YORK CITY SAMPLER TOUR OIARKS . NEW ENGLAND/ NOVA SCOnA HERITAGE USA/PTL PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH COUNTRY COUNTRY CHRISTMAS IN NASHVIllE .,............ o •• "I'U el 1/H ,H 'H UI ,~IITMI 'I :I'IIIJ'I I'll. Marshall in· SC finals Back when the bridge was new II S ROUTE 7 TULIP TIME IN HOllAND, MICHIGAN GRAND OLE OPRY Till..: llfHtllmOY BHNil HUIUGI-: 50 cents • "All YOU CAN EAT" CHICKEN·.................................. S,4.25 SALISBURY STEAK ...,.................................................... S4.2S HERE ARE JUST SOME OF OUR 1987 TOURS .... .. When the board came back at te and Homemade Gravy. Homecook&d Green Beans with Mushrooma. and a· Hot Buttorod Roll or Home made Biscuit , Ma•well Hou11e Coffee or Decaffeinated. both tra shed brewed, or a small drink . BUCKEYE DISCOUNT , 12: 05 a.m. from the A generous portion of delicious Baked Steak simmered in a tas~y Mushroom Gravy, PWS 5% GOLDEN Sunday sess ion. or Tasty Homecooked Chicken Iall you can eatl both SMved w1th Maah<t Potatoes EARLY BIRD . ' House chaos as a result of th e Iran arms -Contra aid<' scandal. showed up aft er several of his former aides arrived to h<'lp with members of the Baker transition team. Asked about having to drive his own car. Regan teased, "I've been driving for 60 years." He also arrived without hisSecret Service detail, the agents apparently having been removed when he quit the White House. Baker spent time in his new White House o!!ice Friday and said he begins fuU·t!me work Monday . Re~an ' s terse note to the president said, "O...ar Mr. President: I hereby resign as chief.of staff tot he president of the United States . Respectfully yours, Donald T. Regan." Regan !Ired off the letter, extraordinary for its brevity when flowery phrases are the custom In such departures, when he learned from a television report that Baker had been chosen to replace him. But most observers felt he had stayed too long In view of his feud with first lady Nancy Reagan. ijegan was blamed by the Tower Commission In Its repor,t on tbe Iran arms scandal released Thursday Howard Baker for caustng "the chaos that descended upon the White House"· In the aftermath of the bungled arms-for-hostage deaL Baker, 61, gave up a long-shot run for the 1988 presidential nom Illation to lake the chief of statrs job only weeks after he said he was ~ntnterested In ruMtng the CIA. 1n his Jonnal BM!Jilncement of the change, R.eagan- -sa!d, ''Last - • I week he Indicated that with the releas!' of the Tower board report , he felt he would like to go through with his original plans to retu rn to priva te life. " I am th£'refore accepting with regret his resignation as chief of staff, effective today ." Reagan described Baker as "a distinguished American who has served as majority and minority leader of the United States Senate, a leader of the Republican party and a man ot unquestioned integrity and ab!l!ty." Baker, who retired from the Senate In 1985. Is one of the most highly regarded politicians In Washington and a !riend to lawmakers from both parties. Asked If he would stil l run for president, Baker said, " I think it goes without saying that to be a full time and dedicated chief of staff, which ts what I will do, that there wUI not be time for, nor would it he appropriate to try to run for the Republican presidential. nomina tion. So I will not be a candidate for president in 19$." . A hurt Regan quit in a fury after he heard an announcement on Cable News Network that he was being replaced. an aide said.' CA LI .!POLI S - A petlllon filed by Ga llipolis atlornry Ronald R. Ca lhoun to seek thr Republican nomination for Ga lli· polis Munici pa l Court judge has been invalidat ed by the Ga lila Co unt v Board of Eloc·tions. Th e. board' s action , taken F' rl· day. th rew into doubt whether or not there wi ll be a pri mary elr·ctlon in the count y on May 5. Beca use Ca lhoun Is now barred from running, Incumbent .Judge James A . Benn!"tt , 8 Republ ica n, and Gallia Count y Prosecut or Joseph L. CD in , a Democrat, will oppose each for th e municipal IJcnch In Nove mber . The nom ina · t Jon wa s th E' only race to be voted upon in th e Ma y prlrnary . Ga lila Count y Commiss ioners and the Gaill a EMS were pl annin g to place a hal f percent sa les tax increase on the ballot at that ti me. Ca in and Elec tions Director Cha r iot Jc Sea mon co nfirmed tha t 1hev ar c checking wIth Secretarv of State Sherrod Brow n's · office to sec how thi s development will affec t the r ount.v . Cain said Brown 's off ice will determin e if th e l'Ount y Ci!n proceed with I he primary so th at the t<rx issue ca n go on th e ba llo t and what the dr•adiln e would be. Although F'eb. 19 wa s the filing dale for all ca ndida tes and Issues in the primary . Cai n Informed thr commissioners on Feb. 17 that a new stal l' Jaw allows the tax increa se to be fl ied no latrr than lit) da ys before tht· primary . Instea d of 75 da ys. Th e co mmJ s. sion('r s werr to UC'1 on a rrso luti on pl ac ing Jhe increase on thP Ma y bal lot by March :1. but have chosen to delay action un ti l they meet with Cain and get an opinion from Brow n's offi ce . Ronald R. Calhoun Cain s11 ld he hoprd to hctve the answer s by Tuesda y's commls· s!onrrs' ml•etlng . " It ma y be we could ha ve a speci al elect !on. but 1he co un ty would huvc to IX'ar the cos t." he· said. A spokes prrson for I he board of elec tions sai d the boa rd !nva il· dated Ca lhoun' s pet ition for lwo r easons: th e circulator failed to indica te the number of sig natun's on three of the part · petitions . the papers th at make up an enti re p<'l itlon. and tho wh ole pet Ilion lacked th e required Ofl signatures to have Ca lhou n's namr piaePd on tho bal lo t. The dlscn•panc!os w!•re disco· vrred when tht• board rrv lewed thl' ca ndid ates' petitions , the spokt'sperson .~ aid . Cal houn wa ~ tCo nlinurd on 1\ -:ti Area lawmen probe deaths of two men POMEROY - A Pomeroy man died of Inju ries received In a one-car acc ident early Saturday nca r Darwin, while Mason Count y authorities are co ntinuing an investigation into · the death of a Ma son, W.Va. man on F riday . Ri cky A. Taylor, 28, 3618o Wolf Pen Hoad, was declared dead at th e scene Saturd ay by Dr . .Ja mes Cond e, Meigs Count y coroner . Conde said Tay lor died of a cr ushed chest and a neck Injury. The Ga lila·Meigs Pos t of the Ohio Highway Patrol said Taylor wa s driving a 1982 Chevrolet Citation eastbound on Ohio 681, one- tenth of a mile wes t of U.S. 33, at 3:45 a.m . when he lost control of the car, went ofL the right side of the road and struck a utility pole and a small block building owned by Sophia P. Davis·, Pomeroy . The accident ca usl'd severe damage to the car , owned by Carin Taylor, 36185 Wolf Pen Road. T hc· patrol sai d un sa tr speed wa .~ a fur tor In tht · accident and ,ra tbdl s wr ·n· not used by the drlvl·r. Tayl or' , bod)' wa s takt'n tn Ew in ~ F'unrra l ll ome. lilt• patrol sai!J. whl l<· the car wa' tow!'d to Middl eport Aut o. The acc!d<•n t wa s thr fl!lh fatalit y in th<' post 's C'll V!'r ilgP area th is yc•a r il nd !hi' st'cond In Meigs Count y . A spokcs pcnon for thr Ma son Poi l<·r !Jepartm r nt said Willi am W. Yonkrr, m, was found dead In hi s hnmt• In Mason Frlda.v aft<'rnoon by members of the' Ma son Co'unt I' Meals on Wheels program . · An autopsy was to l Je perfo r med on Yonk r r Sa tu rda y at thr West Vir~lnia Medical Examiner's Of fice In South Charleston. Furihcr de· · tails on the in vc~ tl~atlon were not released by Mason pol lee · or by the Ma son Co ~nt y Sheriff' s Department, pend· ing the outco me of the poli ce investigation and the autopsy report. I -- -- , -----,-- - ----t- ,.:.__ - 1 ·'' �Commentary and perspective -- ..., ~istening .iunh!t~ timtll- .ientinel A Division of ~25 Third Ave., GaUipoll•, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 44ti·Zl42 (614) 992·2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher iiOBART WILSON JR. Executive Edilor PAT WHITEHEAD Assl•tant Publlshcr·Controller A MEMBER of Thr United Press Inll'rnallu na l. Inland Dally Press Associa t ion Olnd the American NC'Wspapcr Publ ishers Association. , - . LETI'ERS OF' OP INIO N are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters ar(' subj {'('t to l.'d ltlng an d IT1I st be signed with name, address and tclC'p hone number . No lUl slgnl'd l etters will be published. LC'tters shou ld be In ; good lash•, addrPSs!ng lssu('S , not persona lilies. , Backstairs at ther White Hou.~e When God ta l ks lo Oral Ro· berts , the subject very often is high fin ance Or so It seems from what lhe eva ngelist says and doe s. On I he mosl recen l occasion of !heir meeting, God told Roberts he wanted $4.5 million In "quick money " from TV viewers. II was a mall er of life and death, God sai d. If RoberiS couldn'l gel the mon ey, he mlghl br forced to ca ll the evangelist home lo heaven in a malt er of months. Ill' heaven is anything like whal wr hav e been !aught , one wonders why Robert s finds lhe prospec t so dista sle!ul.) TV eva ngelists are famou s for I heir emol lanai appeals for mo· ney. Bul no one can malch Roberts in fundral s lng planning a book By IIELEN THOMAS UP I White Hou"' Reporter : : WASHINGTON I UP I I - Former While House dcpuly chief of Sla ff Michael Deaver is wri ting a IJook aboul Prcsidenl and Mrs. R~agan. yignellcs a bou I I ht• firs I couplet ha 1 ha ve never br·en rcvea led before. . :Deaver 's publisher, I he William Morrow co mpany. expccls 10 have !he opus on I he sta nds i n September. •: Deaver·. who is being invesllgal ed forcpnfl icl of inler esr in lobbying ar rl vil irs aflrr he left I he While Hou se. has bern I he R<•aga ns' c loseS! ¢onfidanl. Na ncy Reagan is on I he lrlcphonc wilh him da ily, an d hr 'iomalns her adviser. H•.' has bern of particu lar com for i ro her as I he Iran arms scanda I uofulds. Deaver ha s IJ<'en through rough 1ime"incr thP investiga tion bega n. losing cl ien l s in I he proerss. llut he is keeping his chin up and bring consoled by othprs who have gone through if. Belling in Was hinglon is I hal former Sen. Pau l Laxall of Nevada will be broug ht on boa rd I he While Hou se sta ff as rhe No. 1 adviser when Donald R~gan departs shorlly as exprcrrd. Rul La xa lt will P.robably be rei nforced for lh<' day· IO·tlav man agerial chores by former Transpor1a tlon Sccrelar:v Drrw LC'wis. a no-nonsense• ' bu si ncssmon and former burN>U<Ta l. . Reagan 's OUI.<Idr• adv isers arc eonsulling.on how 10 pull he pieces logelher afiN lht• shll llcring blows or lhP lrao sca odal. Reagan ha s confidence I hal he ca n rcsiOI'P hi s prrsidr·ncy. Whitr HousP aidrs are hoping lhal b.v spring il wil l all blow over. bur wilh 1wo m<~ jor invcsl igal ions on Capilol Hill just gelti ng sla r t rd, if may be a long summC'r. TO THE CONTRAS .' iHEY PESERVE - FOR Tt\IS COUNTRY! <4 ) 5A'f5 HERE Tt-\E Fli6HT C~EWS WERE SMUGGLING t70f'E IN'roTHE u.S.A. ON SO HOW ASOUT A MUI''C'LE OF 1-\0NO~ Win\ F'OT l-EAF Cl-USTER'? ·---c: - '.' "'..@c~ 11.::..-..1 ~(OGNITION FOR WAAT '11-\E'/'VE' PONE' rr RETU~N , ,---Ohio Briefs:-----. Two-vehicle accident sends 6 people to hospital Page~A-2 ErTA ~ @t91n --Wom\-911>.1lt·'!'ElE6100!. Our help may backfire IWLME Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-P'oint Pleasant, W.Va. Shooting suspect pleads gu.ilty March 1. 1987 :I ' ;Now I hal memb<' r s of Cong ress gollhrir pa,· increases lhrough I he bNrk door. I he men and womm in uniform who pu ll heir li ves on I he liill' for I he· prrsldrnl are also see king a sa lilr.v hike. 'The Whil r Housr pollee union ha s dccidPd to pickl'llhr presidt'nl's heuse for a co up!<• of haUl'S on Marrh Ill 10 mak e il s gr ievances kn ow n. Th1' police and I hel l' familir •s will hil the paveml'nl on Penns)·ivania .r\VPnur. .Thei r (XI\' runs aboul ~211 . (K~l a ) 'Ca r. which nHin\' arc finding loa lilflc monl'\' lo supporllhr ir familir•s. i\boul fil'r poli cem en a monlh arP !ravi ng ttw Whi rr Hou ~f' fore(•. ·rhr Trras ur~· Drpartmf'nt dors plan to proposl:' a pa.\· inrrf'asc fo r 1~c pollrvmen Ia I he tun<• of 12 p<:rccnl in lhe higher brackt'IS and f'dg!ng downw<>rd . bull hi s lws nol ye l bel'n done. and when if i s II will nol be ('nough. Thr govrrnrnrnt s!)('nds $:-i:UXKJ on pm·h n~ cr ui t and th(l training is sa irll o bt• among lh<' b!'sl in po l icv wor k. llu1 I he police say lh allhry arr losi ng ground a nrl when onrP aII owed ro rrt Ire" 1 ha If pa)· afl cr 20 :v£~ars. th r~· must now work 1~l ~ · rars <Jnd grt on!~· :n.s p£'rrrnt ol lhr sa l i.lr~·. WASHINGTON - Pres idenl Bul Zia is considered a drier· Reaga n could be forgiven if he m ined anli·rommunlsr and ·a wishes the who le soulhweslern I rusted alii' of I he Uniled Slates. en d of lhr Asian conlinent wou ld , Also. PakiSian is 'absolu lely si nk ou l of sight. The sca ndal' cr¥cial to our "cover!" supporl over his arms deal w ith Iran has off he anli·Soviel guerrilla forces brcn !rouble en ough~ now he in Afghanis tan nexl door. far(ls a co nfront ation ·With Con· Weighing lhr pros and cons, gress over" nelghborlngcounlry lhe Reagan adminislralion has suffu sed wilh li s own brand of decided thai Paklslan deserves Mos lem pride: Pakisla n. U.S . econom ic aid, and even The p roblem wil h lhc Pakis· t hough Zia has refused I a s:gn the I ani regime of Gen. Mohammed nuclear non·proliferalion lrealy Zia ui-H"q ha s nothing to do with I hal would prcsumabl.v keep him American hosrages . Zia ha s from developing a nu clear bomb. never bl'rn in1·olved wil h 1hal So I he Whil e House has asked pa r ticular manifcsl alion of anli· Congress for more 1han $600 American behav ior . million in aid for Pakislan. Whal bolhrrs Co ngress is I hal Unfortunalci)' for lhr pres!· Zia is suspec ted, wilh good 1 denl and his pol icy slralcgisls. reason, of 1rying to build a I he law prohibil s ·U.S. economic nu clear device - lhe so"ra lled aid lo any coun1ry 1ha1 won'! " Islamic bomb." In I he long run, agrer 10 give up develop menI of lhis could be a more serio us ouclear weapons. The president disruplion of U.S. fore ign policy musl "cerlify" I hal Pakistan has goals th·an l hr seiz ure of Ameri · promised 1his - which Reaga n ca n hosta ges . ina lion Is playing I r icks on his : eyes and ears. Whal about the me ssages his : mol her del·ivers? , There Is a greeting card for · lnllmate friends thai says, "I : hear your thoughts In I he things 1 :· say." To someone bordering on . being psychic, lhese thoughts : can seem to come In the actual · voice. of the person he Is closel y : attuned to. : If this Is whal is happening to · Hemsley, It does no I br ing either. his sanity or hi s veracity into question . In his preface Ia hi s play "Saini Joan," George Bernard Shaw . says, "The visionary method o! coming lo a discovery is not a whil more miraculous if the ghost o! Pylhagoras had walked · inlo the orc hard and explainin g why I he apples were falling.'' To Shaw, "I he test of sanity Is · nol l he norma lily of lhe method; but .I he reasonableness of the .. discovery.'' On I his basis , Shaw concludes . that Joan of Arc " musl be judged a sane woman despite I he heav· enly voices she heard" because: . t.he advice was so und and ral~ nal . . Of course some people may be . lyin g when !hey say they have had a vision. Others may. have experienced a hallucination, a vision wilh no objeclive reallly, often arising from a disorder o( the n ~rvous system . The Bible, aware of lhe pres ~ ence of false prophets, recommended !h al we "fry ti. e., test) I he spirits Ia see whelher they be of God ." Could a voice telling someone to commit a murder be "of God"? Can we put Ora l Roberts' latest · vision to lhat tesf? Would Cod hold somebody.'s life hostage for $4.5 million? To some I hal sou nd s more lik e' what a terrorist would do lhan Cod. Court sentences area man GALLIPOLIS- A Rl. 2, Crow n City man was senlcneed on lhree charges Friday in Galli polis Municipal Court. Marvin R. Fe<·guson. 27. was fined $25. sen fenced lo 1wo dav s in jail and given IS months probalion for trespassing and was fined $2!\, given a' suspe nded . 3(),day jail sentence and 18 months probalion for menac ing. Courl record s indicaled !·hal Ferguson was fined $.100. sent · enced lo lhrCl' days in jail. given a 60·day driver's license suspen· sian and 18 monlh s probation fo r DWI. An addil lonal charge of failure t o disp lay val id license plates was di smis sed. Also fined $300, srnlrnred l o three days In j ail, given 60·day I icensr suspensions .and 18 months probal ion rach werr [)arcn L. Sa lyer. 20. Fori Meade. . Politici ans and bureaucrats have a say ing !hey run up I heir !I smile ran m ake a diffcre nct• in I he While House and if dors. ll ow a protective flagpoles whenever pn•sldrnlln•als lh!' hl'ipnw m!'an a lol . From I hal aspccl. Prrs idcnl refor m s lhrealcn their liE'fdoms: Rea gan is popular wilh poli ccml' n and aides bec ause he t<> kes rim<' "If Is ain't broke. don '! fix II ." oul lh '" ·' ' " good morning" a nd lo smi le as he >trolls down . rhc This lime. it' s broke, and lhe c\i lonnad e 1o .1he 01':11 Offici'. welfare system nol on ly needs 10 :r h<' mo" unpopular Ca iJin er offi cia l is Secrcrar,· or Sialc George ftxed, II should be over hauled, be Shu ltz who. one' ;lidf' saicl. looks down on sw ffrr s who urC' not tit his rebuilt and eve ntu a ll y lr\1rl. i\ young ~dclf' int roducccl himsplf to Shultz in an rlr\·ator ancl elimlnaled. ani)' gal a glan' ll'hC'Illll' pul oul his han d. i\ "good morning" loShull z Even some of its beneficiaries 1:-; ·ur.; ual l.v lgnorrcl . who have pe rfected lh e arl of rippin g off governmental good lnl enllons will concede pr ivately tha i I he welfare system ha s gone ' I he way of Hum pl y Dum pl y . 1 And all the pres ident' s horses and all the co n g rcss m ~n ca n'l awarr of this proiJJ(Im , 10 h il\'l' ln rvsponsr ro Mr. Kimps' put logclher again lhis cr azy gul s enough 10 admit a dirr lctl~r 10 lhr cd il or on F~b. 22. quill or ·al mosl half a million miSiake has been made a,nd ~ ~~7. "If vou onlv knew lhr who le. employees who disburse $15.8 rcmovr an embarrassment from s tOry!" i 'm suJ:l' you r rrspo nsr billion Ia 11 million people. our coachi ng starr and sc hool CO)'lCPrning Kinnaird's com · Welfare Is no m ere sy~lem : II 's svsrcm, thus allowing lhr fans . mrnl s ove1· I he radio would no1 a soverei gn na tion wllh its own parcnl s, lea chl'rs and sludenls to e,·f n h'm·f' bN~ n wart·antrd . ar my of bureaucra ls. recover from I hi s dar k pt•rlod in $Qu lhwes ler n has had a proud Before po llllclans ca n reform SW hislorv . tllso. allow ing our hislory. nol only alhlclicallv. bul welfare, lhcy musl change radl· upcomin g · athlcl es a chance also sc holas l lea 11\'. The lolill lark rally I he way I hey look at II . again lo hold I heir hea ds high and of t"oopcrallon. inabllilv to com · Curren! make·work proposals bf' able to pcrform ·ln a manner munlca le and event s of I he past ..,_ Including those being adconducive 10 I heir abllllics. ., two yea r s ha ve hu1·led both ba ck vanced by ol ' M r. Benign NegWe would also like to apologize into · a "dark ag<'" postu rr 1hat lect, Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan, for Kinnaird's lnabllll y IO cope will take srvrra l Y<'HS and a lol D·N.V. -are Ideological band· wllh slressful slluat Ions, no I onlv of hard work 10 repair . aids, nor economic cures. They al So uthern High School, bul also fl would seem al lhis lime don 'l a !Tack root ca uses. for any other school I hal has been approprlatr and pa sl due for lhr Any effec llve welfare reform offended by his acllons. coonl.l' sc hool board. county must encompass lhe following T .J . Bailey · sup<'rlntendrnl. and es pecially five points : I. The adm lnl slra· and co ncer ned parenl s !he principal of S"'HS. who are lion musl make a national commltmenl lo Increase the number of jobs . Only a l hrlvlng ec.onomy ca n expand job options. 2. The economy musl be non-discriminatory . Black fa · By United Press lntcrnatlonul thers and mothers who want lo Today Is Sunda 1·, MarciJ, I, I he 60th da y of 1987 wllh 305 l o foll ow. work must enjoy the same access The moon Is moving toward lis flrsl quarll't'. , jobs as white fa lhe(S and lo The morning srars are Mercury. Venus an(\ Saturn. mothers . The close correlation The ('Venlng slars are M ars and .Jupllcr. · between racial discrimination In Those born on l hls da y arr undN the slgn.~ f Pisces. GALLIPOLIS -A req uest for shock probation for Eri c T . Ca rter, 18. Rl. I. Gall ipolis. wa s denied Fridav bv Cal li a Coun11· Co mmon Pleas · :Judge Dona ld Ohio Lottery CLEVELAND tUPit - Fri· day' s winning Ohio Loll cry numbers: Oally Numher liR PICK-4 ' Letter to the Editor If you knew. hr whole story Today in .history ' ' just did last Oclo ber to keep aid D"Ohi o, of the Covcrnmcnl al lo Paklslan ulivC'. Affairs Commillce and Alan Bul Congress is now coni rolled Cranslon. D·Ca lif. - are trying by lhe Democrals . and lh ey 'rr to make aid Ia Pakislan . more going to be a lot more inquisilive di!ficull. Onr possible way is Ia about lhe presidenr's jusllfica· require the president to cerllfy lion ·ror the upcoming Pakislani nor ju s1 !hat Pakislan doesn' t aid proposal. There's a slrong ha ve a nuclear bomb, bul lhat II senlimcnl in Congress- part leu· doesn 't have lhe enriched ura·. lar ly in lhc Senal e fo r nium and other malerlals neces· · lhrealening 10 cut off aid 10 sary lo make one. Paklslan, or stopp in g if outr ight. This could be Iou gh for a A 1981 amendmenl 10 the law presld enl to do. We rPported lasl , I hal forbids U.S. aids·to counlri es yea r t hai Pakistan, lhrough . · developing a nuclear polenlial . various means including theft : allowed lhe president to wa ive and high technology, already has. '· lhe reslriclion for Paki stan. In both the uranium and I he knowaddil ion. a 198o amendment · how to manufacture an atomic 1 required the presldenl Ia cerlif'y bomb wilhin a mailer of weeks. 1 !hal PakiSia n docs nol possess a For lh efr pari, lhe Pak istanis ·: nu clea r explosive device before arcn'l aboullogivruptheirquesf' aid ran be approved. for membership in the nuclea r Now lhe presideni's Senall' rlub. This is bee a us!' I heir bloody critics - Cl aiborne Pell. D·R:I .. enemy. India. is known lo have chairman of rhc Foreig n Relanuclear weapons and has like.. lions Comminee. John Glenn, wise r efused 10 sign lhe non· proliferati on lrral y. " rusr ~~~HOOt Pubt ls h£'<1 rac h S\J nduv, R:!~ Thin! An·• .. Gallip o1i" . Ohio. by lh ~O h !n Vo1l!ry Puh· l!shin.c Comp.tny ,Mul1 !mC'(.It;J, Inc. S(o. C'Oml f'lass pt~ la g t ' paid al Gallipolis. Ohio 4:,631. [nlf'rrd as !:f'rond cla .~s mail ing mattf'r a1 PomC'I"O:.'· Ohio. Po!'! Off!<'f'. M£'mlx>r·: L:nilr'd· Pn•ss [n l r rnallun~~! . 1nl:~nd Oa ilv Prf'5s Association and thr Ohi o N!'"' ~tJapC'r Assodul lnn. Nat tona l Aci\' N tls ln~ Rf'prc'.oo(•ntat lw\ And 1·ew Cox. Caner was senl enred on Jan . 15 10 18 month s In lh e Mansfield Reformalory on a charge of brea king a~d enlrring. He was cha rged by Gallipolis City Po l ice with b1·caking int o Gallipolis Ice Co., 709 F'irst Ave .. on June 1>. I ~Sfi . admllll'd for a fraclur!'d lcfllcg: and Tina Johnson, 11. Rt. 4. Oak Hill. who was fl·ea l ed and released. llrandy M . !I lien , 2. R1 . 4. Oa k Hill . was lran sf<' I'I'Cd Salur·day a!ler noon Ia Childrcn's ·Hospital. Columbu s. b1 Lifcfllghl and was listed in poor co ndition. The patrol cited Sirphcns for reckless opera lion and no opera· l or's lic·ense, and Cary .Johnson for reckless· operalion and no child restrain! . On Frida y, a Vinton man was trealed and released from Hol zrr Medical Ce nler for Injuries re· ce ived in a one-car accidenl Ohl'O weather South Central Ohio Occasional ra in and drizzle loday , with highs between 50 and 55. The probabilil y or preripifa . 1i o n is 80 per cen I 1ada y . Ohio Extended Forec~t•t Monday through Wednesday A chance of rai n or Sl;ow flurr ies mainly In the norlheas l · er n pari of lhc Slale Monda v . wllh ! air weal her Tuesday. · The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 ea rlier In 1hr day . .lo hn Diddle, ·19. was lreat.ed for molllple co ntu sio ns and a bra · sions. <JC cordlng 10 a HMC ~ poke.,p<:'rson . The Gallla ·Me!gs Post of the Ohio Highway Pal rol said Diddll' was sou lh bound on Ohio :l25 in . Perry Township at 1: o2 a.m . when ht• losl con lrol of his ear. spun m·ound on I he road. wrnl off 10 the il'fl and slruck an embankmrnl. Diddl e's car was moderately damaged and he was cited by I hi' palro l for DWI and failure 10 con trol. He wa s Ia ken to HMC b)' pri vaiP w hicle. r.:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:, ~< . 4 4 Board invalidates tCo nllnued from A·ll SAVe unless tney·vc changrd if ," he said. rHe::. r.:===========ti to be noli fied of I he board's acl lon by lelcphone and by . ccrlif.ed Ieifer, I he spokesperson added. Cal houn. who wa s Ga llla Counl y Co mmon Pleas judge in 1969·81, filed the pelilions on Feb. 17. lwo da ys prior lo I he deadline. " There' s nolhing mu ch to .say. It's one of those lhin gs," Cal houn said Saturday. adding thai he doubled he would lake any furl her ac lion, such as an appeal. " I lhink I he law is prelly clear. 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STRUT TURKEY CALLS Nf'Wspapcr Sal~. 7.1~ Third Avf' nU£', Nf'w York. Nr"' York 10017. STRUT and over who have no unmarried drivers under 25 in their household will now be getting a break on the cost of their car insurance. II you're 50 or over. call and see if you qualify. · // : UROLL SN~WOEN Cor. Third & Stole Gallipolis Pllono 446 -42 90 ,.--JJ........,, . " Homt: 446·4511 Sund;1y ..... ............ . ............. ~ CC' nts No su hsrrlpllon.~ bv malt l)f'Tmii!Nl !n arC'as whrrr motoi- rarr lr r !'irn· icr is ava ilablr. Chu.ck Stone : I ike a good BAUM LUMBER CHESTER . Thr Su nda~ Ttm(~ · !'r ntin (•l wilt not hr rrsponst blr for advanft' paym('nll' mad(' tocarrlrrs. Stale 985·3301 nci~hhor. ~Lill' l.li'ill j, thnc. c NEWS AMERICA SVN()IC ...IE 1987 Farm Mutu11 Automobile lneurance Company Home Office : Bloominglon, Illinois MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only 0nf' YNlf .. ..... .. ....... ....... ... .. ... .. $.12.24 . employment and a dlsproporlionarel y high pe rcentage o! bla cks on welfare Is no accldenl. 3. A ·subsidized system of child care must be offered lo lowincome mol hers who are willing 10 work. How Ironic I hal middl eIncome Americans who deplore the welfare system send !heir children to child·care centers so I hey co n hold down good j9bs and maintain th ei r middle -class sta tus . 4. Educallonal and traini ng progr ams mo SI be provided for all single molhers receiving public asslslance . 5. The requlremenl thai fa· !hers supporl families receiving public assls lance musl be en· forced with heavy penalties. Courls are slolful aboul enforc, lng such requirements for oul,o f· Sla te father s. Beyond these five points, a change In altllud.e toward wei · fare - especially among black Americans - must take place. A few days ago my brilliant economlsl friend Waller Willi, ams and I were reminiscing aboo 1 the deep sha me we felt as kids when we r eceived - even temporarily surplus food . Today, thai shame ha s largely disappeared In the black com munity . Because o! lhe great lnlqully of racism, some blacks feel wellare- even when abused - represents some kind of "40 acres and a mule" from lhe reparation. But, Increasingly, black voices are denouncing a system thai perpetuates what Thomas Wolle called "unbroken progressions of fertility" as a oneway ticket to second·cl ass citizenship. This Is why I was pl eased when Md .. and Bernard L. George. 27, Dalla s. T exas. A speeding charge againsl Salyer was dismissed. Charges of no sea lbell filed aga in st Honald L. Whi le, :!7, Columbu s. a nd Gary T. Godfr ey. Columbu s. wer<' di smissed a1 request of lhe Ohio Highway Patrol. A charge of following l oa closely filed against Jody L. Viars. 19. 11!\7 Seco nd Ave .. ll'as also dismissed at the patrol' s request. In other I ra ffle cases, Randall W. Poll. 26. Rl. 2. Vinton, wa s fined $12 for lcfl of cenl er and Wilma L. Pope. 40. HI. 2. Vinlon. was fined $12 for no va lid operalor' s lice nse. Forfeiling bond fo r spel'di ng were Cy nlhia L . Smith. 2R, Rio Gra nde, $41, and Richa r d C. Tripp. 20, Glen Bu rn ie. Md ., S41. noon being I rea led for his;nj,u r;' . according to a HMC spokesper · son. Johnson was admilled fo1· trealment of a fractured righllcg and lefl arm. · A lso transported we1·e fou1' passenger s in .Johnson' s ve hicle - Phyllis All en, 20, Rl. 4, Oak Hill. who was adm ill ed for a fractured left leg; Shawn a M . Allen. 1. Rt. 4, Oak Hill, who was The palrol said Stephens' 1:ehi· cle wenlle!l and Johnson' s I ruck went r·ig ht. !;lot~ !hen collided. lroopcvs said. Siephens was in I he emergency room at HMC Sa lurday afler· Judge denies shock probation request . Jack Ander.mn·& Dall' Vnn Atta - Reforming welfare GALLIPOLIS - Six people were l aken Ia Holzer Medical Cenl er by I he Gallla EMS Salur· day following a head· on collision between two pickup !rucks on Ohio 279 near Centerville. The Callla·Meigs Posl or the Ohio Highway Pa lrol . said I he crash occurred two·lenlhs of a mile wesl of U.S. 35. A pickup driven by Carlos R. Steph ens, 30, HI. I, Thurman , was easlbound and a truck drlwn b.v Gary l .. Johnson, 3:J, Rl. 4, Oak Hill. was wes tbou nd at 10: 10 ·a.m. when both drivers reportedly bf'gan jerkin g !heir vehicles le!l of cenler a1 eacr other . LOGAN !UPil - An Illinois man has been senlenced 10 15 year s to life in prison after pleading guilly in I he shoo tin!{ dealh of a former band dlreclor. • . Michael Erskine, 23. Wilmelle. Ill ., pleaded guilly Friday in Hocking Counl y Common Ple~s Courl l o aggravated murd er and aggravated robbery charges afler a dealh penally specification was dismissed, a courl official said. The charges slem from I he dealh l as! Au gusl of Rober{ While, 61, former band director at Hilliard High School ncar Columbus. His decomposed body wa s found last Sepl. 13 In a secret room ·beneath a ga rage near a cabi'n he owned in Hocking Counly . Judge .James Stilwell also sentenced E r skine to a 10·10 25·ycar concurrent lerm on I he aggravated robbery counl. Another man charged in lh e dealh, Phillip Su llies, 18, Seviervill e, Ten n., ha s pleaded lnnocenl and innocen l by reason of insanily to charges of aggravared murder and aggravated robbery . .He is awall ing 'I rial. · 7396 : N<incy Reaga n has ix'cn having regular sra nccs wil h co nserval !l·e col umnisl CeorgP Will al rrslauranl s around 10wn and al out·Of·\\'av plac<'s. Alliml's. I herr were r eport s I hal he was seeking her advice. Now if appears I he• shol' is on lhP of her fool and she issou ndlng him our on how lo hand le lhr rr•p.,rcussions from I he ar ms scandal. : Her aides say thaf I he fir sI lady is in I ouch wilh man y friends who give hl'r advice and dors not lim if her ro nlarls 10 Will <il onc. She kt'<'ps ln. close• lcir' phonr lauch with friends in Wa shi ngl on and C'u llfornia. : Man.v of her friends look up lhc cudgl'l s for .hPr in her feud with Whill' House· c hi ef of slaff Dona ld Hegan and Rl'ga n did nol fare wrll in lhP Mondii ,l ' morning quarlerbacking. - a tape recorder. This does not approaches. In 1983, he said he had a mean, however, that these people were crazy or lhal they were seven-hour talk with Jesus aboul frauds . financing his City . of Faith There are people whose ImagiMedical Center in Tulsa. Jes~ s. nations are so vivid lhat, when who was 900 feet I all in I hiS story, pul if in Roberts' head logo Ia hi s !Hey have an Idea, It comes lo them as an audible voice some· many lhous ands of followers and times ullered by a visible figure. ask each one for $240 lo help TV actor Sherman Hemsley o! complete the cenler. "The Je!fersons" fame says his Stories of dealh threat s from mother, who died five year s ago, God and 900·!ool .Tesuses are bound l o strain lhe lmagin allon. gives him tips for his new show "A men." She has appeared to They cause columni sts lo make · Hem sley six limes In recen l fun of Robf'rts. But I hey show off weeks . !heir Ignorance when the deOn the first occasion. he says, mand I he eva ngelist tape-record "She was wearing a print dress his nexl m essage from God . lhat had be<"n one of her favorMany people have heard voices ites. Her voice was as clear as a Ihat would nol have been audible bell." A psychologist might say 10 anyone else. Certainly they I hat Hemsley's overacllve !magcou ld not have be<"n picked up on WERE COVERTL'Y FI..'YING ARMS • March 1, 1987 for God_·____,____G_eo__.:rg~e_R_.P--'La...._ge_nz,: I'M 1l~ OF 1-\EARING AI.\.. 11-\'E CI<:II\CISI'J. OF COL.. N~ AN'C' 11-\E NP..TIONF\L 1-\EROES WHO ~Ex-Reagan aide '· ANNOUNCING THE MONROF SAVE THE CLAMS REBATE. Six mon1hs ...................... .... ... .. SHt90 32-year·old. black Alber! A . Mond , who works as a cab dispat cher . wrote me .a derailed six-page proposal for pha sing out welfare gradually . First, wrolc Mond. "Make II mandatory I hal I he stale establish who the !ather Is before II lakes the responsibility for the welfare of the child . " Then require all molhcr s under I he age o! 18 to go to school and mak e pa ss ing grades in order 10 receive public Dally and Sunda.v MAIL SIJ II.~CRIPTIONS ln!!ld r County 1:1 Wr('k s .... .. ............................ $17.29 26 W('f'kS ........ ........... ....... ... .... . S.l-l.tJ; 52 wf'('kl' ........ ..... ... " ................ $6tt.5ti assts1 anee.'"" Mond 's system Involves a complicalcd lax-l ncenllve plan. li ed lo lhr earnings of the baby-making falhers . Bul, for I he first , lime he and olher bla cks arc felling pollll· clans. "The welfare sys lem Is bro~e, F'lx II. " RiU4'S Oull>ild<' Counl y 13W<'f'kS ....... .. ...............~ ....... $1R.:!O 26W£'f'k!< ............................ ..... $.1J. Ul 52Wf'f'kS .... .... .. ..............·....... .. $67.fi0 .• ........... .«< ' .. •• •I ·--- • Looking for Better Rclurns? • Desire lo Diversify Investments? • Desire Ia Consolidate IRA Accounts into a Single, Conve, nient Plan to Make New IRS Reporting Requirements Easier? • Confused About the New IRA Rules? • DeSire to Defer Taxes on Lump-Sum Distributions From Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plans? 531 JACKSON PICf · RT.lS WEST .' • .'·• •• . B!RGAIH HAriNEES SITURO!Y I SUHO!Y , Ill mTS 12 .50 !DI<tSSIOfl EVERY TUESDAY 12.50 I .;of , LET THE OHIO COMPANY HELP! -~ •J· • Berry's World COHrUSED ABOUT IRA's OR IRA ROLIDVERS? .'" ' ••• @*IIUARY 27-M•nil FRIDAY thru 11IIJISDAY! '• '3.-• • ' These are just a ·few of the reasons why people. are turning to The Ohio Company for assistance in meeling their retirement · plan needs. ..'·.••.. • .1'1 For answers to your IRA or Retirem~nt Plan questions and lo learn more ~ut The Ohio company IRA/Retirement Plan Programs slm· ply call your nearesl Ohio Company office or complete and mail the coupon below. · • .... j :~.. ' .... ~---------------~----~-----------~ Please send me more information about The Ohio Company I 2210 ' S2595 OlotMIIONUM' MtOQ: ,.m:.A AEBATt Sol- per unn. 1 IRA /Retirement Plan Programs. CM'MA11C' Nom• ----~--------~--------------------- IHOCitl S1795 ,t,F'I'EA A£MTI Sol rebele per unit. Phone: Home - - - - - - - - - Oil i c e - - - - - - - - - ·~ ..'-" . .·, ... My Accounl Execullve lit any) It I !,fill " OH YEAH/ Well MY KID Is so smart he understood THE FIRST W-4 'FORM." 11111 1 ~--------------------------------~ .•,.•., i~ r EACH ~IMOMAliCPlUI" $'1495liACH , AFTER REBATE 1H0QC $2 rebels per unij, WOH~Y. Clly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State---- - - - - Zip - - - e lti7DyNI!A. Inc ~~ EACH $2995 Olot Mane • •s <ow •s S1WUJ1 AF'TEH HI:.HAT£ Sol rebele per unit Special bonus when buying 11811 ol lour. Offer good 311187· 815/87 Addttlt - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' • EACH ' MEIGS. TIRE CENTER 242 W. MAIN I 992.·2101 POMJIOY �Sunll:•v Times'Sentinel •BIG BEND . •GALLIPOLIS •OHIO VALLEY ODLAND PRICES EFFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MARCH 1 THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1987 .. - · -· - · · ··---·--- ·,,_, Long confident DAIRY LANE r--.DAIRY 2°/o ·Milk See This Week's .Mailer For Fantadlc Sa~lngcll 1 lANE ) First-Of·The-Month •• I I I tOIIfll . . GALLON FRESH LEAN • Ground 5 lbs. Beef or LB. Mary ,Jane Voll More Mary Jane Voil TENDERBEST QUALITY 29 Whole Pork Loin SLICED FREE TOP BEE LB. 5-7 LB. AVG. Large Eggs FREEZER BEEF CONTAINS: 2 LB. WIENERS 2 LB. BACON 2 LB. SAUSAGE : $799 6LB. BOX BREAKFAST BOX Choice Front Quarters .....!~; $119 Choice Whole Sides ......... .'~·. 5129 . Hrn ' dQ uorters ........tbS159 Ch otce ; CUT & WRAPPED FREE!! CONTAINS: 3 LB. BACON 3 lB. SAUSAGE $799 Christy Lynn Cit-land POMEROY - Christy L ynn Cl eland, 23-month·old daughtrr of ,William L . and Sharon Cleland of ' Ra cine, died Friday at her She wa s bor n Marc h 8, 19801, at Ga llipolis. A lso surviv in g are a sister , Cassie Clela nd, at hom e; gr and· parents. William H·. and Jane Cleland of Racine; a grand · mbther, Im ogene Scali of Galli · polls ; a grea t -grandmother, Ctlar lrne Webb of Clea rwater, F l a. : an aunt, Jenny Lu cas of Ga llipolis; a nd two uncles. James Scali Jr. of Ga llipolis, and Way ne T . Cle land of Siler Cit y. FOODLAND GRADE 'A' Viva l·ce . Milk SY RACUSE - Mar y Jane Vol I. 6o, Syracu se, died Thursda y at ' Vetera ns M emor ial Hospita l. Serv ices will be held- at 1 p.m. to~ay at the Ewing F un era l Hom e. rPS idenc(l. Frozen Baking Hens N.:C. She was preceded in death by a grandfa ther. J am es Sroll Sr. Servic€'5 will be 10: 30 a.m. T\lrsday in the Ewing Funera l Homr. with the Rev. Steve Deaver offi cia ting . Burial will be in {; reenwood Cemeter v, Racin e. Friends ma y ca ll at the funera i home from. 2·4 and 6·9 p.m. Monda y. DOlEN Half Gallon $ 99 'QUALITY SERVICE Residential & Commercial Cleaning LB. BAG GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK TODAY! Dinner e 7 OZ. BOX 20 oz. ........ _.1'-' ' ~ .... ,. ~--' >7 1 *•'t.•O l hetti 49 Bath- Tissue 4 ROLL PKG. ~f) ....... "' ....._,. '"S4 ' Mtllo!IGI ( e Corn Flakes oz. 18 BOX .r''-II'Ht00 1,._{ I ~~~ • f' $ NO OBLIGATION FREE ESTIMATES (304) 773-9549 2 LB. PKG. ...-'~ .... "·" J, o-NI!IIIMI ( ,' ~·- r Raisin Bran Cereal $500 OFF or Spaghetti Sauce •With Meat Election tConlin ued from A ·l i M ason May or Agnes Rou sh i s in sls tin~ on the escrow mon£1~· · !Continued from A·l I and traini ng of stalL Russell asked Wh erlc t' If lht' budget wou ld be lower In the future. " The proposed budget won't r hango that much because we have some llnP Items th at arl'· one-shot deals." Wheeler sa id . "I . think it should rrm<tl n co nsta n tln- in case the v illage street is dam · aged by Increased traffic fr om the ferry . Ohi o monev to guarante<' rr· pairs loa street In Wes t Vi_rg.l nia is out of I he question . accord in g to Nease and Long. two ypan; ." J~ussel l aske1i Wh eeler about sister, Bonnie Hughes of B id· th e possi bi lity of housing ambu· well; and three half·broth er s, lances In vo luntN'r fir e depa rt · I saac Park Yonker of Bannlca, mPn l s around the co untry. Calif .. Geor ge H. Yonke.r of Wheeler fell it wa s a poss ibili ty , Oak land, Pa.. an d John M ., provided therr is Pnough man Ralph Waugh 1 Yonker of Cor aopolis, Pa . power and an adv;mccd life Se rv ices will be J p.m. Mond ay •suppor t sy.·s tem could tw t:;ALLJPOLJS Arrange · in the Fog leso ng Funera l Horne, m ent s are stilt pendin g !or Ralph es tablished. Ma son, wi t h the Rev . Ek>n Stev· Waugh, 72, 641 Kris li Drive, Ru ssell nai<'CI that having am· Bidwell, who di ed Thursday in ens offi clftl ing. Buri aI will be In bu lanccs <1 1 t he• Hn• sla t io ns wa s New Lo n~ Oak Com!'lery, Po int Veni ce, Fl a. a point discussf'd by l rus\Pes las t Mr. Waugh' s wife. who su f· Pleasa nt . Frien ds may ca ll allhr vPar when thC':'t' ro nslder·pd u fered a hea r t "fl ack th e da y of · funer al Monda y fr om HI a .m. Propospct coun t yw i de ri r(' her hu sba nd' s deat h, is still a unt il the tim e of lite service. dist r ict. patient in a Venice hospital. Ar r angement s w il l be by Cre· m eens Funeral Chapel. Let's Talk About ... William W. Yonker MASON, W.Va. - Wil liam W.' cB illl Yonker, tiO. Ma son. d ied Friday at his res idencP. Born July 16, 1926. at New Haven, hr wa s the so n of Dav id Kennet h Yonker of Chester and the late Flor ence M: Grimm Yo nker, who died in 198ti. He wa s precrdrd in drath hi' his wife. Eileen Mart inc Yonk er , in 1970 A form er cmp lo.vpe of i(ais.•r Aluminum & Chemiral Corp ., t: e w" s a Wor ld I I Ar·my veteran " nd a member of America n Legion Smilh·Ca pehart Post 140, New Haven, and VFW Stewar t· Johnson Post 9926. M aso n. Also surv iving are two brol'h· er s, David Pa ul Yonker of Belle Valley, Ohio, and Kenneth Ter ry Yonker. of Byesville; two sis ters. Mrs. Kathil yn M . Foraker of Byesvill e. and Mrs. Marilyn A . Metzger of Zanesv ille: a hal f· POINT PLEASANT - Servi· ces were held at 3'·p.m . Saturday in :rhr Tow nson F: unera l Home. M~rph y, N.C. , for Evelyn L ee Hammack. 62, a former res iden t or : Point Pleasant. and more re ~entiy a res ident of Murph y, who died Thursda y in Andrews Hospita l. An drews, N .C .. follow· 6 LB. BOX •Plain (Bill) Christina T aylor, both of Pome· roy; m aternal gr andp arent s, Mr. and M rs. Leslie Carr of Pomeroy; and aunt s and uncles. He was preceded in dea th by hi s patern al gr andparents. Servkes wi ll be 1 p. m. Tul'sday in the Ewing Funera·l Home, with th e Rev. Neal Proudfoot offic ial · in g. Burial will br in Me igs Memory Gardens. Friends mal' ca ll at the funeral home after 2 p.m . Monda y. The fam il y will r eceive friends fr om 7·9 p.m . Monda y. • White Potatoes50 Cheese . Illness. Born Ma y 8. 1929. in Ga i lla Count y, son of th e l ~te Ray m ond ing a short Illness. Rupe and Ora Swisher Rupe of Burial wa s In Bell Hill Ce me· •Columbus, he was an employee tery , M~rphy. of Johnson Roofing Co .. Colum· Born May 9, 1925. she was the bus. and a member of Di ckey wife of Clyde !Deb) Hammack of Chapel Church. ' M~rpliy , N.C., and the daught er Surviving In addit ion to his of Na nnie Lee of Point Pleasan t. mother are his wile, Sharon She was preceded in dea th by Thompson Rupe; c hild ren. her father , James T. Lee Sr.; and Nancy Snyder of Middleport, by three sisters and one brother. Diane Dav id son of M iddleport , Surv iving in aqci ilion to her Beverly L ucas of B idwell. Ray· hu sband and mo ther are four mond Rupe of -Bidwell. and sons, Timothy of Biloxi. Miss., Wand a· Rupe, Peggy Rupe and William (Bill) of Clift on, W Va., Man hew Rupe, all at home,; nine and Clyde Jr. and Sam. both of grandchildren and one-great · gra ndchild; four bro ther s, Rl· Mur phy, N.C.; two daught ers. Wendy Olinger of Murphy, and chard Rupe of Columbu s, Kenny Tammy Cun ningham of New Rupe of Co lumbus. Paul Rupe of Haven, W.Va .; three sisters. Nor thu p. and Gera ld Rupc of ha Bush and Amanda Columbu s; four sister s. Mary Reat Bur ns, both of Point Pleasant , Donnelly of Florid a, Frances McCuffin of Hunting ton, W.Va ., and Alberta Devcrt, Cornwall , Delores Stevens of Columbu s, Pa.; two bt·other s, Leonard Lee of Point Pleasant , andJamt>s Lee and Eunice Woodall of Colum· bu s; and a hal [·sister, Annabelle .Jr. of Southside, W.Va.; and 17 Sisson of Kyger. grandchildren. Services will be 1 p.m. Tu esday in the Waugh -Halley-Wood Fun· Clarenct' (Tom) Norris era l Hom e, with the Rev. J unior Birchfield officiating. Burial will POM E ROY- Cl arence cTom ) be in Gr avel Hill Cem etery. Norris, 84, Letart Falls, died hire. Friend s ma yca llalthe Ches Feb. 19. funera l home from 2·4 and -7·9 He wa s preceded in death by his first wife, Adele Rou sh p.m. Monday. Pa llbearers wi ll be Ri ck Wh ite, Norris. Surviving are their children, Stanley Conn, Allen Davidso n, Mildred Gat hers and Thoma s Jr. Roger Snyder. M i ke Lucas ami Norris , both of Columbus; eig ht Lar ry Taylor. gra nd c hildren , seven gr eat· grandc hildren and several nie· Ri('ky A. Taylor ccs and nephews. His present wife is Reva POMEROY R1ck)' All en Norris. Th eir son, Clarence Ta .1·1or. 28. Pomeroy, d ied early Randy, preceded him In dea th . Sa turday . Also Mr. Norris had a brother, Born Nov. 10, 190R, in Mason, Edwin and a sister , Eulah W.Va., son of Herm "n Tay lor and · Bracken, who preceded him in Rita Stobart. he was a labo rer fo r death. the Ohio Pallet Co .. Pomerov. He was affiliated with the Pomeroy Ora L. Rupt" Churc h of Christ. Also surviving c1re hi s wil't'. GA LLIPOLI S - Ora Ll oyd Ca rin Tav lor; a daught er, Ra · (Bill ! Rupe; .17, Rt. 2, Bid well, chel. at home; a brothrr. Chr is· died Saturday mornin g.in Holzer tophr r Ta ylor of Pomeroy; tw o Medical Ce nt er fo llowing a bri ef half-sis ters. Jess ica Stoba r t and y;u,'re lnokul)l (C\r ways 1n fimmr:• y 11Ur ch,\ulllt•gc l'Jucltrnn , 1alk In :Jn lntt'l(l:tl('(.t RcMlurccs ~uity Corp. (IIU!'c) spt•cmll$1. We 1( ~ re n \ nffrr 11 wldt• r:m,!l' nf 1ncurnc·produC1ng Ulvt:SI· mcnt llpp•x tunrti CS m teal estalr., cqu1pmrru IC:!SIIl j.t :md cahlt• ll: l~·v1 ~1011, :1~ WL'II liSII UUTI · rktL' P'•rlfulu• llf ~locks Mid honds, money mar· kct :m d mutual funds And rtw IREC > pcnal ,~u havr dw so pi11.>11L.l lt'd 1kdh and CK P\'IILW nt·c c~s;Lry to heir y011 dt•rermltu- wllkh IIWCSI · ments wT II I1t'lp v• n' adlll'lll' Y'' ur pt' r'>~m:L I Way$ to Finance a College Education hn:IIICI:! I ~oa k Sn L ;~ Ill nt e~.tr:•tcd RcSll\l!<'l~' l:qw1 v l:t>rp 1\l(llly. · Y"l' o m mill 111 u~ :.hour lundmf,! a collt'f,!t' educ.111nn . .. ;m,J a ~rt•at dt•:;lmnn:. l nll·~ r,llt'J ftr"•ur(n l:.tuiiV l '•"P '' ,, ,.,h!.~oi iMV ••I l mr ~r:11ctl Rt''II\H<~";, In ~ , ;111 NY SF. l·~ • l'• l hn.n~Lo . ol ~t· r•·•L n C\l nl fl,II1V wuh ""'' ' $lC hd lt .. n 111 ·' " l'h unJn lno llloi ~CIIl\' 1 11 Ull Jim Inte2rated k-lult •,( <WI' I 2W.OiJO 11\Vrllol ~ ~1orri 1um lru qrralf•d Ht•t~uunt '!' E1/uity (.:or1mr ul im1 5: 0 ~ l'l't.nul AH· .. Rest::Jurces (;allilmliM, flhio 456:~ I 44-ft• 98(1 Mo•n•t<' o \ IPC ~ A MesSORt From The Biblt> , , . HAPT IZW INTO CIIHIST William 8 . KuKhrt Christi \ the $p hl·n· in whom God hao; clw,.en 10 bi er;~ and !oil"e rn unkind . " In Christ." man become~ "a new cri'atu re" (2 Cor . ~ : 17) . " In Chri.\·t," God "is reconcilin.l! rhe world unro himself" (2 Cor . S: !9). " In Chr/~;r ' 'arc "all Jpirit· ua/ h/e.uin~s" (Eph . I :3) . " In Christ ... we huvr rrrlemprwn throu~h h1s brood, rhe forgiveness of sins'' (Eph. I :7). ''In Christ'' Ihere h ~a l ,.iition . ''that they mayulm obtain I he sa!vmion which iJ in Chri~·r Je.rus with t'lern(l/ Riory. " Baptlztd Into Chrf!l Paul used the preposition "imo (tis), in the !ilriCIC~t s en~e. denoting en· trance into. "So muny of us as were baptized Into (tl.f ) }Psus Chri.w ... we art • buried with him by baptism lnro (tis) dtath .. , ure we all hurJtiz.nJ lnfflltl~·) one body . . . ''and ' 'as many of you as haw• bt'f'n f•oprizrd Into (tl.n ChriJI huvr put Chrlsi "{Rm . 6:), 4; I Cor . 12:13: Gal. 3:27) . A .~ pirituallransition must take place in ofd er for man 10 enter "Into Chrl.ft" wherein ~s reconciliat ion, redemption, the fo r gi ven e~s of ~in~. and ~alva t ion . "Boplittd imo Jesus Christ" is a pan of the trltnsitlon 1ha1 p UI\ one "lnw h 1u1 Chrlsr" and the act by which one "puts on Christ. " Thi' tn111~i1ion involve), a change of state . relations, and influences. Thereforr, wht•n om· ;, " baptl:,td Into ont body" (I Cor. 12: 13), he chanar• hl!l!lllt by passin&from wit houl the hody to within it: he chanars his rtlallons in becoming a member of 1he body hy being inserted imo il : and he ch•nars hb lnOutn« by ~ubjecttn g him~el f to the head of the bod)' which is Christ (Col . I: 18), obeying in all thing\ . C a~llnlo Flrr John used rhe preposit ion "lnw (tiJ) in the .m i cte~t ~en~e. l'Oncerning the second death : "These both were ras1allvt Jn10 ~tis) D falu of flrf' burning with brimstone . . . And th e delllf that deceived them woJ cusr Into (tis) tht lo kt of fire arid brimstone . .. And dtarh and htll wert cost lm o (t/.f ) the Jokt of fire . .. And whosoeo,~er was not fou"d wriuen in th e book of li/r was ros1/nto (tis) tht IDkt of firt" (R" . 19:20; 20: 10, 14, 1l). A1 1his poin1. il would be comforr ing 10 bclic~Ye and teac: h that ''into" is ''an indcflnh t' prcrm,ition or ref. erence," being "yariou ~Jy 1ransla 1ed in, at, un1o, roward." and carryl ng tht' ~i mplesr mcanlng "rcferrinp; 10" or "wi1h refrrt'n r.:e to," allowing rhe pa,,~ages t o read: "Thesr IJoth were cast Qj~e rtftrrlnt 10 (Or polnllnK Ul) tJ Joke of firt burnin;: with brimJtonr." You add "rrftrrint to" or "pointlnt ro" and ynu wres1 the ~c rip1ures . Instead of being caM "Info o lokt of / lrt, •· lhl'Y would jmr be close by or ncar cnoug/1, bul nor in it. 1 cannot reach tl1i\ and you would no1 believe ir. Wh y~ Bt!came the Spi ri t by John u ~ed ''lnw (t/JI tn lhl' ~ lri rre ~ t ~o~rnooc , denoting entran ce into, passins from withoul 1h e "lakt' flj fin· !1urnin;: wirh hrimJtont" to with in it. You ca nnot chan~c Ihe \Iriel me:win g nr ' '/nw'' (tl_r) in regard to bei ng "bapti:ed Jnro (t/s) Jtsus Chris!" any more than you can in regard to the second dca1 h For Frtt 8/hlt Co rrtsptmdtnct ( 'tJurJt, Writf' . • , ion ALL PURPOSE' and Times·Sentinel- The Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . f'LU\iAI.LY AND INDEPENDENTLY OWNED $1999 95 $ 599 95 3 OAK FORMICA TOP TABLES 259 95 2 MATCHING LAMPS TOTAL $2859 85 INSTANT REBATE __.959 ..........90 SOFA, .. CHAIR and LOVESEAT , WITH SOLID OAK TRIM . _ TOTAL FOR ALL 8 PIECES ONLY $189995 RUT.LAND FURNITURE CO. 742-221'1 " Chapel Hill Church of Christ · Uul11 \'ill " Ro ad • I' .U. Ko" :J08 r; ~o~ lli1mlla~ SundroJ Moma.at Blbk StudJ 9tJO Wonhlp 101~ Ohio 456:11 S11ntii.Y E•enlnat Worthlp fuOO · . ·.-·1.[-. I ~I l.1 SEE THE GRATE BOYS FOR SOME GREAT BUYS RUTLAND w.-...,, BlbkS...., ,,oo,... •, "A M~Fn• 11M Bib...' D.U.Y • WJEH ll t.llh .m. ·, -11 · • ' ,,.,-·~ .. wowte .T\1 13 • 1,30a.~tt.Sid•t . !I ~ IIJO< ~=(~6=14~)~·9~9:2:-7:2:70==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!r~~~~::~~~~~:::-~~:~:~:·:~::::::::::~-~: SUPPORT THE BOMETEAM. I 00 CT. r- .. •, • • • • r' Four Convenient Locations .Ohio)hl!ey ~ • ' -· • • I" I • .. ' ~ �Page- A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . • POMEROY- - Three drivers wer e r iled as the r esult pi three a.uto accidents in Pomeroy Frr day. Pomeroy Police sa id a ca r • ~ecogniiion COLUMBUS (UP!) A F ranklin Coun-ty Common Pl eas j udge has extended lor 60 days a ba ck·lo-work order for Central Ohio Transit Authority bu s driv· er s and mechanics. . .Judge Frederick William s al so r uled Frida y that a section of Ohio's co llect ive bargai ning law is unconstitutionaL Williams said a strike agai nst Willlam K . Bro wn COTA endangered the publ ic and has served ' incE' then at th e health and sa fe!)' . and he ex Ga llipolis post. Or iginally fr om tended the back-to-work ordrr Ga llipolis, Brown is a graduat e of that began Feb. 10. C:a tlia Aca demy Hig h Sc hooL Lawyers for both Transpor t Brown and_his.wife, Diane, live> Workers Loca l 208 and th e St ate on Chillicothc• Road ,. Gallipolis. with their ehildrcn Kent . 19. and r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---1 Timmy,lL ~ wan}. : Th<' select ion of Br ow n, :18, is in recog nition of ou tstandi ng ser,{ice dur ing 1986 at the Ga lliaM<'i gs Pos t. Post troopers and rad io dispat chers chose Brown based on his t(>(·hn ica l job know ledge and ah lt i ty, Pnthusias tlc wor k att itydr, tea mwork and prompt and co ur teous rPs ponsr to thr public ' s r equ es ts for in fo rma~ ion and Cl ~'s i s tanc c'. Brown ioin<'d th e pa trol in lYfi~ City police cite 2 motorists r ricta.v. . •b f!ice rs sa id a ca r dr i,·cn by . M.a ur<•rn :vi . Robie. :lO. Ht. :1. G~l llp o lis . pull ed fr om Syca more Sl'ter t ont o Fourt h Avrnur ut 1 ~ 26 p.m. and co llided wi th u nt ·th bound cur dr ive n by E: vond S ith. !10. Ht. 1. Ches hir e. c· usi ng mod('nJt<1 damagp to bdth ve hic les. !Roble was ci ted l or failure to • vli'ld. · car clr irr n b~ .Ja net A . Bl!nm011 . 1 ~. Henderson. report· lied from Cour t Street dr iven by Kathy D. A~derson , James, New Havl'n, W. Va., tn the was cited on an assured clear,'! Racine, ba cked from a driveway fir st accident, which occurred at distance char ge. on Wesl Main Street into a · 10:36 a. m. There were light At 4: 27 p.m., police said . a , westbound ca r dnven by Car ol L. damages and Ander son was ci ted vehicl e driven by Da nny ' S. , on charges .of failing to yield the Zirkle, Pomeroy, was str uck by a : r ight of way and !lnanclal vehicl e 'driven by Thomas 0 . • r esponsibility, ·stone. Lorig Bo!tom. Zirkle was At2: 55 p.m ., also onWestMaln preparing to make a left turn Street. a ca r driven by Rita K. from Mulberry Avenue onto· < Employment Relalions Board 'Day, Minersville, struck the rea r Lasley Street, police said; when ,; of a second car dr iven by Bill the Stone vehicle crossed over . said they wi ll appeaL The union also pla n ~ to ask the Asbury, Clev<>land, which struck the center and str~c k the pas~ ~ Franklin County Court of Ap· the rea r of a third c.ar driven by senger side of the Z1rkle vehicle. ,• peals to stop the back·to·wo rk Jackie L. Chapman, Mason. There were moderate damages. ~ ord er and allow un ion member s W.Va., stopped in the lane of and Stone was cited on driving • to retur n to the picket l ines, union traffic. Th ere wer e modera te while Intoxicated and left of ,' damages to the vehicl es and Day center charges. • • lawyer Rober t Sau ter said. The case is the flrsl court tes t or a sectio n of the state' s collecl lve bargaining Jaw that gives the stat e board the fi nal say on whet her a str ike by public employees endangers the co mmunity's health and safety and whet her the strike ough t to be stopped. Judge extends work order : GAL LI POLIS - William K . Srown. dispatcher ar the <.a i li aMeigs Post or the Ohio Highway Patrol, has been sei<'Cil'd lor the 1986 Ohio Hi ghway Pat ro l Ach ievement and .Recognition :GALLIPOLI S Ga llipolis Cit y Po tier issurd ci tations in two t r~ llic accidents investiga ted on 19S!zi! Pomero.y police cite 3.motorists after accidents;1~ -Area _post · dispatcher • receives r March 1, onto Seconcl AvE>nur at 8:.14 p.m . int o the pa th or a sout hbound car dr iven bv Dor ot hy R Kent. 60, -2216 Easiern AvP.·, and col lided. Both ca rs were moderat 0ly da m aged and Bc•nnelt was ci ted b.v police lor failure to y ield. 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Ove_r $1 ,000,000 in name brand furniture over flowing our 30,000 sq. ft. showroom and our warehouses that are st~cked ·to the ceilings. We've had the deals for over 74 years. �., Page-A-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel OBES plans to visit Gallia high schools GAI'.LIPOLIS - Rrpresentanves of th e Ohio Bureau of Employment Serv ices will be visiting Gailia County high _ schools during the next few weeks to regisl<'r student s seeking summer employment an d graduati ng seniors lookIng for permanent jobs. OBES represrntalives will be at the following: Gallla Acade my . High School. Thursday, March 5;· Buckeye Hills Career Center. · Friday, Ma rc h 6; Kyger Creek High School, Tuesday, March 10; North Ga llia High Sc hool, Wednesday, March 11; Hannan Trace High School. Thursday, March 12; Southwestern High School, Friday, March 13. Information on exact times, locations and procedures will be ava ilable at the Individual school s. Students )l'ish!ng to partlc!· pat e in the Gailta -Me!gs Com munll y Action Agency Summer Youth Employment Training Program funded under the Job Training Part nership Act as well as those interes ted in pr.ivate sector employment should register at this tim e. Changes in the CAA program and relnstat!."ment of Targeted Jo)Js Tax Credit s will mean )'Tlany employers will be hiring selections earlier than In past years . Students who do not register at this time may reduce their n s of bein hired. Fugitive killed self, Ky. coroner rules LONDON. Ky. tUP li -A jail escapee, who kiiJ(•d an Ohio police officN, died from a self-In flicted gunshot wound during a fight wi th police, Laurel County Qt,put _v Coroner Doug Bowling sa id Sa turd ay. Bowling sa id a prel!minar:.autopsy ha s shown that powder burns on the chest ol James L. Brown, :;;;, show that he shot him self during a gunfight in downtown Lo ndon Thursday. He said the wound ca me from a .gun th at' was held less than an Inch away from Brown' s chest. Ra,- Brittan , th e Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . Mareh 1. 1987 , . • Oil spill imperils east J1Qrida beaches :~k ATLANTIC )3EACH, Fla. IUPI ) - A huge oil slick from a crippled freighter spread farther sout)l along Florida 's Eas t Coast beaches toda y, imperiling wildlife and fragile marshlands. Clea nup crew s tried -to scra pe up nearly 200,000 gallons of gooey mess on a beach area stretching for more than 30 mlles and Gov . Bob Martinez declared a sta te of emergency in Duval and St . Lu cie counties. The spill, described by offici als as the worst on the Florid a coas t in at least a decad e, was generally co nfi ned to an area 30 miles south of Jacksonville. Th e oil sl ick extended in to th e Allantic Ocean as much as four miles in some places. More than :,oo sea birds plucked from the beaches by rescuers had oil on th eir Ieath· ers, but most were in good shape, officials sai d. Coast Cuard spokesman Joe Dye said some oil globs had fly .and then go out and get washed up at Flagler Beach, 60 them." miles south of where the "We're not going to see a spill Norwegian -owned freigh te\ of this magnitude in mir area any Fernpasset struck a jetty late more often than once every 10 to Thursday en route to Jackson- 20 years," said Coas t Guard ville carrying about 2,000 Volks-. Capt. Matt Wood s. wagel)S. The collision ripped a Crews from Oil Recovery Co. hole 'in two of six fuel tanks. Inc., hired by the s~ip's underwThe slick apparently spared rlters to clean up the spill, loaded many of the sea gulls, pelicans, oil-laced sa·nd _Into dump trucks ducks and other bird s living near that hauled the messy mixture the shore, although official s still away, but they were restricted to feared the oil could harm marine working for two hours before and life. after the l ow tid e. 'CindyMoslingofthestateFish " I think .j,e•re· looking _at a and Game · Commission esti - cleanup that certainly i s going to mated about 500 birds had been run another :three to five days, affected so far by the oil. and concei ~ab ly longer than "The Pelica ns' wings were that," Woods said. "It alJ decovered in oil right down to their pends _on how much of that oil wing.t ips," Mosling said. "We're . physically comes ashore. That's trying to clean them up as they the unknown. factor. We're lookcome in, but the ones l'veseen so ing at the majority of it washing far are not too badly damaged. up, though." : We' JI ·probably have to wait until The FernJ1asset weighed ansome of the birds get too weak to chor at dusk :Friday and headed Securing a Comfortable Retirement leasing, (able television, stocks :1o call Integrated Resource's Equity Corp. today. You can talk ,.. , 10 A.M. nL 7 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ;' NOW RENT VIDEO TAPES AD GOOD THROUGH MAR. 7, t_917 BARR'S SAVE-A-LOT! • Closing opens memorzes . l-· '· -·:: .... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY- While the street ·corner topic of conversation these days seems to be about thi s month's closing of thr Pomeroy Mason Bridge and speculation about ferry service, some of the old·llmers are finding lhP closing · t-~e!r opening for reflecting on 1he qQnstruction of the million do!lar span which linkecj Meigs and M,ason Counties nearly 60 yea r s I : -·-~· 2 lbs. Boneless Round Steak 'I lb. 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And the IREC specialists have the sophist!· cared skills and expertise necessary m determine which investments will help you achieve your financial · goals. March 1. 1987 M:~>on ., ' I Let's Talk About ... Section B e r1ver for open wat er 30 miles off th eo " coast when harbor officials re· fu sed It entry into Jacksonville; ·· Coast Guard -official s said . A boom wa s erected across St. Augu stine Tnlet , en trance to the nation 's oldest city, as a precau lion. Dye said. The harbor was closed. , A Navy spokeswoman said th e freighter r an aground In heavier th an noi·mal seas and brisk winds, and was without the aid of a harbor pilot to guide it into pori. SELECTION OF LUNCfl AND CHEESE IN TOVINI · NEW "RS.: MON. rSAt. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Slate Police post commander in London, said he wasrelleved the shot did not come from one of his officer's guns. "We try to avoid situations where we ha-ve to use deadly physical fo rce, " Brit ian said . , Brown. a resident of Miami, Fla .. was arrested on Feb. 12 in · Troy, Ohio, and charged with car th eft on an outstanding war ra nt from Dade County , Fla. He later escaped from ari Ohio hospital by killing a sheri ff's dep ut;•. Brown was in the Ohio hospital being tes ted l or AIDS. If you're looking for the best ways to fund your retirement plan, talk <0 an Integrared ResourcesEquity Corp. (IREC) specialist. We offer a wide range of investment oppor~ tunities in real estate, equipmenr \' of thi bridge height of the center span Is 97 feet abovve the water at pool state. ----History books credit three people with the leadership in pro moting the joint bridge and highway projec t which was later described as "linking th e Lakes with the Sea and the South" by the Great Lakes · Tide Water Highway Association. Th ey were Comm i ss ioner Compton, W.F . Reed of the Farmers Bank and Sav ings Co, and Hart Stanbery of the Pomeroy National Bank. -Once Dravo wa s commit ted to building the bridge. money had to be ra ised to g('t the right -of-ways and to build a new sect ion at road and the br_ldge approach. Pomeroy put up$20,000. Meigs County, $21.000. the Dravo Construction Co., $18.000 and the Stall' Highway Depaftment, $17,500. Cost of building the road had been set at $35,900 and the right of ways at $43.150. Not a single fatalil>' marred I he building of the brid ge, ev~ n though the construction con l!nued for nearl y a year through all kinds of weather and using new types of bridge construct!o~ techniques. As a precaution, however, the company kept lifeboats on th e river direstJy under the bridge while it was being constructed . The only accident mentioned In The Democrat and The Dally Tribune at that tlmc occurred on April 19 when C.B. Cash of Athens tumbled from the top of a 40 foot pier of the new br idge on · the West Virginia side of the river. It was not ed that he miracu lously escaped fatal Injuries because when he began to fall he had the presence of mind to double up as mu ch as possible. He escaped with a badly bruised face, which came in cont act with his kn ees at considerable force, a · reporter for Thf' Democra t noted. the Bend as the br idgr nrarrd completion and on Sept. B . .I .E . Carlet on, edit or and manager of The Democrat ca l l!'d fo r thr viliage to "gl'l read;• fOJ.- Ihc rush of bu siness th at th('opcningofthr new bridge would br ing." Just a few days latcr_rcprrsen tatives .of the Grea t Lakes Tide Water Highwa y · Association made a trip here to view the Pomero.v bridge and assist with preparati ons for the dedica tion which wa s to mark I he co mpl c· tlon of th e Blur and Gray T rai l. On Wedn esda y, Oct. 24. a car. dr iven by Compton. chairman of the bridge commit lee and hi s passengers. August Gorss ler ami Capt. Harry Bennett. wa s ih(• first to cro" the Pomeroy -Mason Bridge. Goess ler reached ou t of the car to pa;· that first five cent bridge tol l. T.O. Tucker and .John Spires were the first toll collectors. ~---- -- - -- THE POMEROY BEND BIU])GE CO~STRUCTI!D • TilE J)lt.\ VO I!I'Y COXSTRUt.,'II.IN CO • Ow1r th• Ohlo Rl .. r eo nn"tln1 Pomeroy, Ohio and MaiOft, W. Ya, Q,.., Leqlh All 2000 F.. l L.n1lh gf S,on Bttwotn Pltn IU F ..t Htithth Ah..,, Paol St•r• te f'..t TI'11S P"ICTURE ,.A!IINTI!:O BY 1' 11E FARMI.;HS BANK lit SAVINGS CO. rOM ICROY , 01110. Ato So11nnlr ol tho Brid1• D•4katlon Nanm"" 12, 1828. SOUVEN IR - W.F. Reed, president ol lht• Furrners Bank and Savings Co. of Pomeroy, played an Important role In gelling the hrldge which connects M<·igs and Mason Counties, For the dedicat ion, th<• Ilunk put oul 11 souvenir r>osteurd which was distrihulcd at the hrldg<' dedh'al!on on 1\iov. t2, 192li. Aft er 2R _vm r s of takin g pa ssengers acros s th r Ohio Ri ver betweon Pomeroy and Maso n, the Champion No. :l p!lot ed by Captain Charles .Ji vide n for 27 of thos e years ceased opNalions on Oct. 31. 1928. Final details were completed about~ p.m. thai (b y and the sa le of the ferry officially c·losed at a meet ing of the stockholdPrs and v -Ma son officials of the Pom ero_ Bridge Co. ,Ji viden made his l as t trip ju st before tha i hour. On Nov. 6 before the dedication of the bridge, Adolph G ru c~cr or Min ersv ille had thcdlstlnction of dr iving th e first cow across th<' new bridg e. Walter Baer had purchased the animal from a farmer ba ck of Mason and hired Grueser to deliver it to hi s farm. a tf 'lpwh!c h took .I2 hours. according to Th r Democrat. Thou sands tu rned out for th o bridge dedication on Nov. 12. I t was an ali-day ceremony "marked by a holida y spirit " one Cel ebrations took place sev- newspaper reported , climaxed eral times during the construc- when Governor Vic Donahey of tio n of the bridge . The Democra t O~lo and Governor Howard M. re,Ported that on July~- the town, Gore of West VIrginia. met in thr was brought oul when whist les ce nter of th e bridge to clasp the ............l..T were sounded for nearl y a hand of friendship . WM. H. foWLBR Ao TI., Jl,.;Jil" · 2,30 P. ft\. The governors were thr main · half-hour, the day all of the JOl PBNH AVIINOB speakcrs of the day . .JudgE' A .P: co ncrete work was comp leted on B."'luet Pl'Q'SBUIIOR, PA . thr new bridge. Miller was master of ceremoAt M.ltOniv Tcmrlr., Another celebration took place nies. Contest s for roya lty had fi;JJI,I"'"· m;. ·6,110 P. M when the firs! steel was laid, and been held on both sides of the anothe• when the main spa n of river and Gov. Donahey crown ed ' INVITATIO!Ii Among the hrldge dedication .souvenirs of the bridge was connec ted over Hel ene Radford Sayre, "Miss Edison Hohstetter, a successoroiHartStanhery as president oil he mid -stream on Aug. 22. Ohio", while Gov . Gore crowned Pomeroy National Bank, was this .copy or lhe Invitation to the Enthusiasm was building In Lee Capehart , " Miss Wes t a11-day festivities. MEMORrES - Lurclla Bet,gle work ed lorW.A. Compton, Melp County Commissioner and Pomeroy jeweler, durin!{ the late 1920'• when lte wa.• chairman ol the Pomeroy-Mason hrldge committee. Mrs. Beegle, who wa.• hrld~ e eommltwe secretary, lookl! over some or the old nt•wspapers site"'""" !rom the hrtdge t:onstrucllon days. Virgin ia ." Th(' nex t maJor event concernIng the h r ld~• · ca mr on Oct. .ll, 1946 when It became foil free . Throdo re Reed .J r., gra ndso n of W.F . Rred, and Norbert Compton, son of W.A. Compton. cut the ribhon whlrh had ber n stn•tchcd across thr West V!q::l· nla side wh<·re the toll booth wa s loca ted . In the t'ar ly 70's th e bridge wa s r lo.<rd for repair s and a terry was aga in use d to cross thr rlvrr. This month It will clo s<• again, . probabl y lor srvera ! months, as rxte ns!vr re pairs arr made. Ferry srrvlrr r ema Ins In qu t'!< tlon. ' And ml'anwhlll', the strwt '' ·' cornc·r convr>rs a t ion tonllnUl'H to cc·nter around th(· closing an'd how It's going to a ffo •('t thr li ves ol thOs(' wh o 11\·t· In ont• C'nunty and work or !-i hop in a nolt1(\r. ·' Women get their own artistic stage with museurn ·. By IRIS KRASNOW UPI Feature Writer WASHINGTON (UP!) -With he zea l of a-missionary, Wllhel' mlna Holladay has s!ng!ehandedly engineered nearly every • cog in the mammoth assembling of the National Mu· seum of Women In the Arts, · except for Installing the marble. II 6nly the boys who belonged to what was once a Masonic Temple could see lhelr old clubhouse now, home of the world's first women artists-only museum that opens In early April. Built around 1907, the R~na!ssance-Revlval s't ructure a the corner of 13th Street and Ntw York Avenue was pur· c~ased for $5 million and spruced u~ with a multlmllllon-dollar rE$total!on. There Is 20,000 square feet or yxhlbllion space In the six- story building. While Holladay's East Coast friends are tucked away In their tropical homes lor winter. she Is working the phones In a second floor olllce ol her Georgetown home. · She wears one gold clip-on earring. The other lobe Is left bare toaccomodate the receiver. In between telephone marathons, there are endless early morning meetings, luncheons, and cross-country trips. She's been at It for lour years and the ef!ort is paying ott handsomely, "You have to divorce youselt !rom almost everything else," says Holladay. "I've gotten o!t all my boards, except the Corcoran (Gallery) . I had to give up golf. I had to give up tennis . I had to give up vacations. "My husband said to me the other night, 'everybody has lert this horrible climate. but here I sit because of you and the musuem ,"' A wave of laughter melts her cool reserve, . and her blue eyes sparkle above tortoise shell hall·glasses. By rolling up her designer sleeves and strong·arm!ng lhe right people, Holladay has raised In excess ol $15 million a!)d forged a network or 56,000 mu · seum . members. The average donation Is $30, with the 305 rounding members giving $5,000 or more. "I'd !Ike to be a rich museum, so I want to go for $30 million, that will be a $15 million endowment," explains Holladay, who also tapped corpovateAmer· lea for her project. · "American Stan<Jard donated the plumbing. T.rane donated the climate control system. DuPont gave the carpeting. AT&T un· derwrote the reading room," she said. Lascar! s Design Group, the Washington llrm that did King Hussein's new co nference room and other Middle Eastern pala ces, are decorators on the project. Royal e rr~elllshments abound - a gra nd staircase, moldings trimmed wit h gold leaf, Fortuny upholstered walls, lion and goddess gargoyles. The white, bla~k, terra cotta and gray Turkish marble used lavishly throughout the Interior Is gilt from Lascar!s Marble, a sister company. The Great Hall, available for rental at $7,500 a function, already has bookings through 1989. Names like . Getty, Khashoggl and Rothschild rorm the 'founding advisory CO!Jlmlltee. Holladay Isn't surprised . "To be p<>rlect~ honest, It a didn't occur to me we might fall ," she says. " I 've always assumed that if the task ahead of you was a worthwhile one, and you were goi ng to do It with th e highes t standa rds and the best energy, It probably would be successful. " The owner of one of Washington's premiere art gal!erles say s the m arriage of big busin ess and the arts Is stirring up Wa shington, perhaps teaching It a few lessons. "The amazing thing about the I museum Is_to see whal happens when the geni us of American business hits the art world," say s Chris Middendorf ol the Midden · dorf Gallery . " They've got the building. Raised tMse huge Bums of money. Sold It to corporations to have th eir special dlnper parties In there. The other pr iva te museums in town arr In a state or .•hock. "f think the ld~a Is great. The · more must•um ' In Washington the better ." Seated In her living room, Holladay, Is sur rounded by do· · zens or works by wom en artists, part of hrr ;,()(}-piece collectio n that will fo rm th e nucleus olthe NMWA . The earliest work Is by Lavinia Fontana. a Ica dln~ artist in Bologna during the 1500s. Others represented In the flve ·cemury • span are Rachel Ruysch (Dutch, , 1664-1750), Angelica Kaurtman · (Swiss, 1741· 1807 1, Mary Cassatt · (American , 1844-1926!, and new . artists like .Japan's Yurlko Ya· maguchl, born In 1956. , "ll's an Idea whose lime has • ' come," says . Holladay, "Alter collecti ng the work ol women : artists over a !M'rlod ol 20 some · ., years, I was terribly aware of the : m)l;d (lor a women's museum) • \ ' �) .. ,~ . \ ' 1, 1987 . 1.1981 . l\lliddleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . . Hardisty-Bausell SUNDAY . GALLIPOLIS - Chris Longgre<}r. guest speaker at Jubilee Christian Center, Sunday , 6 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Announcement Is being made of the· engagement and approaching marriage of Susan Hardisty and Mark Bausell. She Is the daugh· ter of Mr . and Mrs. Quenlin Hardisty, MI. Prospect, Ill. He Is · the son...ol Mr .. and Mrs. Larry Bausell, Gallipolis. The w~dlng will take place March 21; 4 p:m., at the Naval Communications Station In Nea Makri , Greece: Miss Han:llsty' is a graduate of John Hersey High School, Arlington Heights, 'Ill .. and Is a member Of the United Slates Navy. She is stationed at the Naval Communication Station In Greece, where she Is a watch superviSor In the · Lucille Harris Security Department. Donald M .. Harrison Bauselils a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and Is a member of the Uniled States •• , VINTON- Mrs. Avonell Mays Navy, stationed at the Naval ; announ9es . the engagement and· Commu!llcatlon Station In ·approaching marriage of her :paughter, Lucille Harris, to ;Donald Mark }Iarrison, son of 'Juanita and Clinton Miller, Oak MIDDLEPORT Kay A. :tttll. Miss Ha'rrls Is also the Plra, Lake Orion, Mich ., and , ;daughter of the late James Lucas Lacy R. Hall, Cincinnati, anHarris. ': The wedding will take place nounce the engagement and approac hing marriage or their :June 6, at Fellowship Chapel In Dena Plra. to Bob daughter, :Vinton. •. Miss Harris is a graduate ·of Ashley. son of Robert Ashley and Sharon Ashley, Mldd,leport. :North Gallia . High School and ttluckeye Hills Career Center. The bride-elect is a graduate of Wesi Virginia Stale College and · ~he attends Rio Grande College. I Harrison Is a graduate of Oak Is employed as a data analyst at Hill High School and Is employed the Charleslon Area Medical 1 Center. · ~Y Fisher Trucking of Oak Hill. 1 will reside In Oak Hill. Ashley attends West Virginia •. They . State College. The wedding will take place July 3 al 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Carl R. Clay. Camp· bell's Creek, W.Va. CROWN CITY -Services will lx> 7 p.m. ·sunday at Big Four Church, with the Rev. Clovis Shepard speaking . We Right To Limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM HARRISBURG -So ng service Sunday, 7:30p.m., Harris Baptist Church with Greg Dalton. GALLIPOLIS- March for the Master month. French City Baptist Church. Sunday School 10 a. m.. worship. 11 a.m.: .music at 6 p.m. This week. Wally Hale fea tured. HOBSON - · Rhonda and Ken Harless, at a special Sunday 7:30 p.m. service, Hobson Church of Christ in Christian Union . Public Invited. 298 SECOND ST. \ POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, MAR. 7, 1987 Harris-Harrison POMEROY - Pomeroy Chap· ter 186. Order of the Eastern Star, 2 p.m. practice for in it iat ion at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - DAR meets Mond~. 1:.10 p.m .. home of Mrs. George Bush; Mrs. Dean Eva ns. program . ; SYRACUSE - An organizational meeting for Syracuse Summer Youth League. Monday, 6; :iop.m .. ln theslx thgraderoom of Syracuse Elementary. .. · _TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange Township Turstees meet Man· day, 7 p.m.. home or Dorothy Calaway, . . tlrrk. La. ·Sliced Bacon ••••••••• 79< 12 OZ. PKG. HORMEL SLICED GRADE A Peppe.roni ( 3.5 oz. •••eee••••••• GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Langhorne of Gallipolis, announce the engagment and approaching marria ge of their daughter, Lori Michelle Langhorne, to James Kerit Bayne. son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bayne. Christiansburg, Va . The open-church wedding will take place May, 23, at 2 p.m .. at Gal lipolis Christian Church . 99< Whole Fryers .••••':•• S9 Chicken Livers •••L:·••.49< '' ' TURKEY Drumst.icks ••••...••L:-•• 39< SUPERIOR FRANKIE oz. 99< W·1eners ••••••••••••••••• 12 PKG. SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· meet Monday, 7:30 p.(ll.. Syracuse Municipal Building. $ 49 Potatoes .......2!~~!~G.. 1 - UNGRADED WHITE TUESDI\V GALLIPOLIS- Gallipolis Rotary ml'l'ts Tuesday. ti p.m.. Down Under. :GALLIPOLIS - Ga llipolis Uons meet Tuesday . 6:30 p.m.. Oscar's. HANGING ROCK FARM MEDIUM Eggs .............2/99< ' GALLIPOLIS - MGM Running Club meets Tuesday , 7:30 p.m .. Charlie & Co .. ABill Rogrrs fl)m to be shown. : MIDDLE?ORT - Middleport J..Cdge :!63 F&AM meets 7:30 'l)lesday evening. --. RUTLAND - Ruutland .· VII· Jage Council meets Tuesday, 7 j).rp .. civic center. Board to meet :GALLIPOLIS- Gall Ia County . BOard of Health meets Wednes· <kly, 9 a.m . , courthouse basement. I. '• f • BLUE BONNET :CHESHIRE-. Chrshire Chaptrr OES meets Tuesday. 7:30 p:m.. specia l meeting for officers. : RUTLAND - Camp Meeting, 'l)lesday through Sunday 7 ·p.m. nightly, at Rutland Church ol the N'.narene. Dr. M.E. Ciayevangellsi. Special singing by Mark and Marv Hollingsworth. Sale s35oo Margarine .........~~ .. 39< DAIRY LANE $11 9 Ice Cream ' . 9 9 ( Ketchup ••••••••••••••••• ······••e••• MUELLER'S OLD FASHIONED 2I $1 FRESH BAKERY Nood Ies. ~ •.•••~.o:~~~·. Cherry Pie •••••• COlJP(Ii •••••• . . . . . . ..... ·····couPm······· • • . . • • • • : TIDE DETERGENT :MACARONI/SPAGHETTI : MACARONI & CHEESE : fABRIC SOFTENER 3/ Sl 4/Sl ~ $1 69 t147 oz. $s99 ... ..... ....... •·....... •••••• ••••••••••••••• .. 112 .32 OZ. SQUEEZE BOTTLE ' KRAFT moz.sox limit 4 Ptr Customer Good Only At Powell's S.ptrmarktl Offtr Good Thru Sat., Mar. 7, 1917 • BOUNCE I • I I I 1 I I I I . I I ' · • • •• -. • • LB. BOX 40 CT SHEETS limit I Ptr CustOtMr Gootl Only AI Powell's Sup;rmarket Offli Good Thru Sat., Mar. 7, 1987 GAL. . ' • .... limit 1 Ptr CustOtMr Good Only At Powell's Supormarktt Offer Good Thru Sat., Mar. 7, 1q17 . ' ' • ' . 1 •• Umlt 3 Per Customer Good Only AI ·Powtll's Suptrmarktt Offor G~ Thru Sat., Mar. 7, 1917 Sale s27so reg. $3s " :: Accordln~ to Dennis Elliott. l<;x tenslon 4-H Specialist. The (lhio State University, people In Qhlo will be hearing and seeing a•H everywhere thev go. Mall ~hows. window dlspiays. news· paper articles and public service announcements on radio and TV )¥111 be some of the 4-H promotion n\ethods utilized . They are all (jpslgned to help people under· ~land the 4-H projects and e~ucatlonal activities. : "With Its emphasis on the !earn -by -doing approach. the tJrogram Is really exciting and helps young people explore many rtrw subjects," says Elliott. He J:Kolleves It gets better each year as new projects and events are added and existing ones are Improved. One .example Is the 1•H Blue Sky project which Is new fQr 1987. It uses SP.aCe technology land video tape of aclual space flights) to help 4-H members !earn about food, fiber and forces. · Spreading the word about the excitement and value of 4-H Is the overall purpose of Ohio 4-H Week . Elliott says the speelal4·H Week Is specifically Intended to lrtcrease public awareness of the 4'H program ; facilitate enrol· (ment of new 4-H members and molivate conllnulng members fQr anoth er year: and to recruit additional 4-H members and volunteer leaders. : This week will also serve as an allditional forum for rhe recognl · lion of successful 4-H members ~fld volunleer leaders. Slnces It !Crst efforts In 1902 (unnder the tradership or A.B. Graham In Sprlngflrld. ·OHI the 4-H pro· gl'am ha s always stressed the lmpor·ta nce of recognition for a j&b well done. So It Is fitting to . idt'iude recognition In this 4·H Week celebration. ·u your child would like tojolna 4-JI club or you would like lo ~orne a 4-H Advisors, fill in lhls ll)l'm and return It to the Gallla County Extension Office, P.O. Box 339, Gallipolis, OH 45631. For ~ore lnlorma ti on call: 614·446· 7007. Sale s2250 Sale price includes shampoo. cut and style . Participating stylrsts only. Good with or without appointment. Sale price good • through March 14. 1987. jNQI VOI1(l w1m onv u thfJI Ot!OI I OUR PRICE ONLY $149 MAXIM'S SILVER BRIDGE We will not be undersold on diamonds . PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Dena Plra Boh i\shle:v Rwnmage sale POMEROY- Th~ Forest Run United Methodist Church will ha ve a rummage sa le Tuesdav through Thursday at the church basement . 9 a.m. to .1 p.m. . . ' GALliPOLIS - The week of 'March 1·7 will be celebrated as ·Ohio 4·H Week, says Fred J. :Deel, Gallia County Extension 1gerit. 4-H . Memb~rs of4-Hclubs nd 4-H leaders will be actively 'tflllng the citizens of Ohio about :their 4-H program and whal It lloes for the participants and their communities. Ths all·oul ef!ort to promote 4·H is being )itlllzed to expand the Image of the 4-H program and to help more 'People take advantage or Its P,an y benefits . s~lp Trustees -LONG BOTTOM - Flame hiiowshlp mrets Tuesday , 7:30 p.m .. at Mt. Olive Community Church. Speaker will be Hazel Llfe. · Maxims Exothermic Perm reg. $6s Maxims ACID Perm , reg. sso LAYNE'S FURNITURE . Ohio 4-H week is scheduled a! ,. Save on the entire line. Maxims Value Pak Perm Langhorn-Bayne : POMEROY - Pomeroy Youth L'ea~ue organizational meeting, home of Jack Sian ley on Monday I 2 p.m. Anyone Interested In . coaching a ball team Is urged to a'ttend. For Information, ca ll ~2 -5067 evenings aftrr 5 p.m. POMEROY- Pomeroy ChaptPr 1A6. Order of the Eastern Star. meets Tuesday 7: 4o p.m.. members wear chapter dreses . MAXIMS PERM SALE Susan Hardisty Mark Bausell Greece. where he is assigned to the Se.curlty Department. He will be reassigned to Communicat ions. . COLUMBIA GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club meets Monday , 7 p.m.. Sl. Pet er's Episcopal Church. . RUTLAND - Beginning Mon· day. Rutland Frrewlll Baptist Church In revival with evangelist Rick Weaver. 7 p.m. nightly. · $1 99 $ 19 Steaks/Roasts..... 1 FRES~ PORK BUTT GALLIPOLIS- AAUW meets Monday, 7:15p.m., First Presbyterian Church. · ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs tllf!h School Band Boosters meet 7:p.m. Monday in the high school -ba)ld room. LB Round Steaks .....~ GALLIPOLIS - Job's Daughters. 7 p. m. Masonic Hall . - . CHESTER- Chester E lementary PTO meets Monday, 7 p.m.. at ·the school. . .. I.emen breakfast GALLI POLIS - Wedensday silen t Sf'r vicP \-\'ilh Sclssms lhc• evenings during Lent. services Clown: April ~. Peace Under a are planned al the First Presby· Hanging Sword - th e l'>uclear POMEROY - The annua) : terlan Church In Ga llipolis. Ser· Dilemma: and Ap rii to. i'e c"'" Lenten Br<'akfust. sponsored by vices are 8-9 p.m.. and the public Upon the Cross. th e ladies of the Trin it y Congre· is Invited to attend. There will be an offerin g pla te' gatlonal Chun·h. Pomeroy, will · Topics are: March 4, Ash · on lh<' altar of the C'ltltt'C' h for be held 7: 1:> a.m. Wednesday• . Wednesdsay, ashes distr ibu ted. th OSl' wi shin g to givr . Prorr( •ds -l.mlirs Cllld rninl ) tC'rS Of arefi ?eace with God; March 11. wil be divided bctwe<' ntheC;al lia churrhC's an• inviiPd . H~Scrva- · PeacewilhSclf; March 18. Peace County MinC, trr i~ l Asscx·i;Jtion tions to be m<tdt• by Monday by wfth Family and Co mmunit)·: Gl'OC'ral Fund for tllC' n(•r tl ~ · . nnd calling G!'rlf'Vil'Vt' Minchurt, 99 2~ March 25, Peace Between Na - Church World S<>n·ic·e for world 2:1R1, or Marl< • Hauek, 9!Jl-:1222. tions: April 1. Fool' s Peace. a hungl' r rci1 C'L Pira-Ashley RACINE - Racine Chapter 1.'14. Order of Eastern Star. practice Sunday ; 2 p:m., lor star points and conductresses. a nd at 3 p.m. for all officers. ' . ~WINGTON- Revival begins ',Monday. Pine Grove Holiness Church. with Rev . Ben a nd Sue Coburn. 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' •AND MORE Safe depOsit box discount 55 & Better Seminars Money saving di scounts Emergency Cash Advance Serv1ce free Nola ry Setvice Bank·by·mail WHEN YOU'RE 55 & BEnER, YOU DESERVE THE BEST! ~ THESE ITEMS -UCED: TAlliS - DESK - IOGIWE - GUN CAINJS - CURIOS - CENI (HEST - lAMPS 90 DAYS SAllAS CASH - • PAYMENTS UNTil IUY, (with •P,..I!'~ cretllt) • 3 MI. otn -.A¥1111 D., IAWPOUS, OH. IIIS.t 9-S IIONDlY , _ SAlUIDU 4C6-0J2t I -- Citizens National of POint Pleasant Member FDIC 14 OtV' Ii rOn o f Tn(' F' rtH Hunrrn gton N~tr On~ l O,lf1k Charleston Natlonal Bank Clt17.(lns Nadonal Bank or St. Altmns The National Bank or ~an Boone Nadonal Bank or MadliiOrl Cardinal Sta!J' Bank, N.A., Beckley Nicholas Coonty Bank, Summen!VIlie frH /, ,. 'I �Page-B-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Chamber of Commerce.has James Sands: By ,JAMES SANDS The hou se we picture tod ay Is loca ted on Stat e Street and sC> rves as the headquarters for t he Ga llipoli s · ,. C h ·a m ber of Co mmerc-e. The· bui lding dates to IR93 whon it was erec ted f or Sara h Gentry. Whil e th e hou sr wa s in the- name of Mrs. Gentry it was the home fo r the H.B. ·Gcn tr y fam il y. Mr. Gentry operated a clothing business in tho 300 bloc k of Second Av enue along with his so n C. V. Gentry . The Gentrys came to Gallipolis in IR88 fro m Louisvi lle, Ky. Both fat her an d son were trained tailors. the son hav ing gradu ated from the highl y res pected Mit · chell School in New York. In the ea rly part of the 20th l'en tury this house on Stale twcame Ihe home of Ihe Joe Moc h fam il y. Mr . Moc h be in g at one tim e tht· president of F irst Nat ional Bonk of Gallipolis . It was in 1!171 that th e Chamber of Co mm erce mo ved into the Ge ntry· Moc h home. The prrscnt Cha mbPr of Co m. mrrrr wns or~an i zed on F'ebrua ry 7. 1936 at the Elks Halltthird flo or of Ihe Lupt on building.:!26 Srcondt. Accord in g to a special r•di lion pu t out by the Ga llipolis Daily Trl bunt' in 1978 th e Cha mtwr of Co mmerce wa s March 1, 1987 , • Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Gallipolis to . outside :. ;· orga nized through the efforts of the Gallipolis Rotary Club with Stanley Evans presiding over the orga niza ti on. Stated the 1978 Tribune special edllion : "Much was accomp· I! shed that evening (February 7, 19.16) . A temporary organization was effected and acti ng officers were elected - Cla ir Gett les, a ret ired engineer, as president and Paul Mossman, secretary. Key committees were also au tho· rized . With attorney Joun Howell as chairman, a committee com· prised of him, Elias Wetherholt. and Dr. Charles Holzer Sr. was asked to make application lor a charter of incorporation. A com· mi ftee named to prepare a constitution and by·laws for the new organizat ion was headed by Attorney Harry M!ller, with Homer Walter, Harry Hurn and Cra ig Slag le working with him. Stanley Huntington and T. Sher· man Berridge. were named co· chairmen or the membership committee and they were as ked asked to choose their ow n com· St,:RVING mitt ee members." Commerce since 197lls this house built In 1893 and Sarah Among the Chamber's early Gentry, The present C)lamber organization dates to 1936, but It Is work In the 1930's was coordlnat· not the llrst Chamber of Commerce in Gallipolis history. ing merchant activities, conduct· ' ing a civil improvement cam· ·Works and Raymond Hoy lorined to attract business to the . palgn, organizing the emergency Furniture. town. Noting the news accounts rel ief efforts from the floods of The Chamber of Commerce is of the meetings of this organlza· 1936 and 1937, sponsoring the Fall just one of many organizations in tion they worked hard and in one Festival and bringing to Gallipo· Gallipolis history that have been· meeting reports were heard lis such Industries as Zuhars organized to promote Gallipolis. about the possib!llttes of the Stove Company, Patterson Body In 1887 the Board of Trade was Senior Citizen Centers schedule activities following industries locating in lived and soon .gave way to the · •: Galltpolis: washboard factory, Businessmen's Assoclatlo'n '· ' band saw company, brick plant, which was supplanted around snoe factory' coffin works, crea· 1920 by th~ Galli a Community :: mery and furniture factory. The Association. In the 1920's lhls ' Board of Trade which lasted to predecessor of the present , . about ~912 did attract a few . Chamber of Commerce attracted ' businesses as well as the Ohio to Gallipolis the Logan Furniture Hospital for the Epileptics: the factory and encouraged th.e town's biggest employer lor building of the Lafayette Hotel and the 'establishment of the many years. Libby .Hotel .as well as working ' In 1913 a Chamber of Com· with those who built the Stiver ·· merce was organized by Sher· man Eagle, Edgar Deardorff, Bridge. T~eCommuntty Associa· H:L. Cadot, J.V. Lee, J. Warren tion became defunct by the end dl Miller, Scott Haney and Sher· 1935, thus · giving way for the wood A. Moore. According to establishment of the present P.T. Wall writing about the Chamber of Comm erce the fol · Chamber of Commerce In 1913: lowing year. "The Chamber Is the local point and fountain head of public sentiment. It lnaugurales the Pull of the strong, controls abuses, suggests better govern· ment conditions and whips the grafter. It Is adviser, critic, and castigator. It is the father of charity, champion of the dis· tressed and over the orphan 1,1 spreads II great brooder, warm and pulsating. For all these virtues II sheds its lt>gal dignity · and comes down Into the affairs of the human heart when the bugle calls." The Chamber organized in 1913 appears to have attempted to lure to Gallipolis business and Industry that would compliment the agricultural strength of the county . In 1913 the Harmony Creamery of Pittsburgh came. There were In addtiion several produce houses and hatcheries. This first chamber was short· GA LLIPOLI S- Activities and icing. June, Michigan - 4 days tn oranges. Choice of bevera ge served with August, New England -8daystn mPnus for the wee k of March 2 Tuesday- Tuna noodle casse· through March 6, at th e Senio r eac h mea l. September and October, and role, Harvard beets, cauliflower, GALLIA MEDICAL SUPPLIES Citi ze ns Ce nt er. 220 .Jackson Nashville- 3 days in December. apricots. . 53 COURT STREET Pike. art' as follow s: Wednesday - Cook's Choice. 446·6949 Stop by the Center or call Mond ay - Ceramics. 9: 30· POMEROY - Scheduled ac· 992·2161 lor information and Thursday - Fish sandwich, OPEN MON.-FRI . 9 TIL 5 noon ; Choru s, 1.:! p.m. tivittes and menus lor the week of brochures alter Thursday. coleslaw, baked beans, cake. . SPECIAl-ln<ontinent SuppliH Tuc"ta.v - S.T .O.P.!Ph ys ical March 2·6, at the Meigs County The Senior Nutrition Program Friday _ Lasagna. buttered ChuK ........... I3~.SO of 100 F'itn<'ss. 10: :lll a.m. Se nior Ce nter , Mulberry menufortheweekls: broccoll,gelatln,pears. · Attends ..............I7.S0mediumsi11 Wednesday - Crown Ci ty Height s, Pomeroy are: Monday - Baked ham, sweet Choice of beveragt> available Depends ................... l6.25 pkg. 10 Blood Pressure Check. 1 p.m.; Monday- Round and Square potatoes. corn, manderln with meals. '18.00 pkg. 36 Vinton Bi ble Stud y, 1 p.m.; Card Dance 1·3, Exercise Class 3: 30. ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ D' ., 16 SO -•· · Games, 1·3 p.m. Tuesday - Chorus Practice ~~::·:n:•:: 1oo•:•oo:oo:•oo:oo•::•:::'":W:IU:m:I:IJ:f~-=====================~ · Thursday - Bible Study, 11 · noo n; Herbal ists, 12:.10 p.m. Socia l Security F'riduy - Art Cla ss 1·3 p.m .; Representative 10·12. Knitting Cra ft Min i Course. 1·3 p.m. Class 10·12. Bingo 1·2, Bowling Menu s consist of: 1:30, Exercise Class 3:30. Monday - Sliced ham , sweet Thursday - Ceram ics 10·2, potatoes, kale. wheat bread, Nutrition Education 11:00 pl napple slices . Cindy Oliveri. Meigs County 19 CU. FT. Tuesday - Spag hetti, ga rden Extension Agent, will speak sa lad. It a li an brmd , pear half about "Meat Stretchers, Ways to wit h cookie. Get More Ou'r of Your Meat"; Wednesday - F'ried chi cken. AAA Travel Show at 1, Walter EASILY SHORTENED-INSTALLATION AVAILABLE . mas hed po tatoes. broccoli Thlmmes, Group Travel Repre· RT 19f7 WS wheal brPu d. brow nir. se ntatlve. will have a program COMPARE OUR PRICES Thursda .v - Por k roast with with slides, pictures, and facts BEFORE YOU PURCHASE WAS 579995 drrssi n ~ . green bea ns, hot rolls. about trips planned by AAA for sl iced peach es. the Senior Center in 1987. Friday - F'i sh with tartar Five trips are planned as sauce. crC'a mrd p ea~. bC~Pi s, follows : Virginia - 5 days In wheal brea d. ye llow ca ke with May, Gatllnsburg - 3 days in FA craft festival .artisans' deadline Monday GALLIPOLIS - On May 3, at the annual Rt.verbySpringCralts Festjval $500 cash prize will be given , the grand finale or the · French Art Colo ny's festiv,al weekend . The winner will be announced oio Sunday evening following the ·Chicken and Noodle Dinner and •• • SPECIAL Refrigerator Freezer ·READY MADE BLIND Lisa Dawn Cline becomes bride ()J• Dennis Leon Thornton ::pEARISBURG, Va . - Lisa Dawn Cli ne, daugh ter of Mr . and Mr~. Richard Cltne. PI . Plea · sant. W.Va., and Dennis Leon Thornton . son of Mr. and Mrs. William Thoo·nt on, La ngsville, were mar ri ed Jan . 24 in Pem broke Unit ed Methodist Church. Pearisburg. Va . . . Th <' Rev . Ravmond Kelley performed th r ceremony. $59999 Cake, candy decorating classes planned at RGC RIO GRANDE - Ca ke deco. rat ing and ca nd y making classes will be held a t Rio Grande Collt•gc and Community College du ring Spring Quarter. During Beginning Ca ke Deco· rating. pa rti cipant s can learn the basic orc hniqucs that will ma ke a nv ca ke look professional. Basic IJor dcrs and unique · effec ts for ca k<'s of all occasions will be tau ght. Onp lesson will deal wi th tho ma kin g of candy flowers. A vaow tv ol r akes will be explored. Ad vanced Ca k<' Decorating Is for Ihr person who has a bas ic know l('(lgf.' of Cilk0 drcoratlng a nd would like to en la rge their scopr. ThP trc hn iqu<'s or color flow. wa fe r pa per . piping gel , flowf'rs i n ro~a l ici ng and wed· din g rakes will be explored . ' Both ca ke deco rating classes will tJc• hr ld on T u rsd<~vs. March :n throug h Ju ne 9, from' 7to 9 p.m. In Ca nd ~' Makin g. rvflr ythln g from mo ld ing rhocola tc to making homPmadC' fudgC' wi ll br PXplored. Many types of ca ndl es a nd me thods for dPsign will be covered . Stulit' nl s will lak r home samplrs or P\'C'I'ylhin g madr. A lab ft'r will br required. but thr fer wil l de pPncl on c lass enrollment . Thr c<mdy ma·kin g class will meet on Thursdays. April 2 through ,June 11. fr om 7 to 9 p.m. .'All (•lasses are taught by . Lee ' • ' WE HAVE A LARGE • SELECTION OF ~ st PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 541 Second Avenue Tue: 7p.m., Wed: 9:30.a.m. (I f Charming Colonial comfort is now yours in lastingly beautiful 100°/o ANTRON® NY ON cat an incredible alue! 300 SECOND AVENUE V. I. Very Important Little People TOTAL . ... !J\Uiii \OU SAVE'IO.OO POMEROY SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER Mulberry Heights Wed: 6p.m. NOTHINGWORKSLIKEWEIGHTWATCHERS! --- Children's Portrait COntest and Identification Program :Jk.£'lqJ. OVER $2500 IN PRIZES! $1!00-deb._, _... .... ,. ,.... ....... _ NATIONAL PRIZES QAANI) PIUZt:- I st. prb1t each 1fe IJOUP - 8 m s.tDCJ Bood 2nd priae poup - 8100 SlvblCI Bond luxurious 3-cushion sofa, 91" 60 HooOr'Abk Mendou wW rccdve • piDe PLUS LOCAL PRIZES GRAND PRIZ! - 16ll :10 CokJrPottralt lit PriJe (UDder2 ytan)- 11 J: 14 COlor Ponrlit t it Pr1J.t ,.., :a a 31 - tl z 14 Color Ponl'llit lst Prix(. . 4 81 II) - II & 14 COior Potlnit • •t ' ·----------------------------.J ' 525·7090 'II y Stale - - - Zip 1 tJonalpurpoees. • ...... l/tl/IJ 714 GRAND CENTRALAVE., VIENNA '. ~nta' Names I Signature Phone ·~=======~~::;;.;===== 1. Pa.rtnl or guardian 1 Stgnatwt gtves the Studio and APCC pennlsaton to use contcl!lt poee for promo- WaiiPIPir s....-ttet Acron from the Ciwic Centll' Matching 61" lonstal, $299; Companion lounge rhair, $249 ChUd's Name ChUd's Date of Birth .1 Stlftt Address •1 Cl.ty WITH THJS COUPON DOWNTOWN HUNnNGTON I ' TAkEAN $300 ADDITIONAL OFF Any Size Blind In This Ad ' ,1"'------p,."'i·--:-------------------V.I.L.P. Entry Form ., )\\.-\.. 't()P .f ' $ The look Is Early American, but the value Is up-to-date! This pleasing group Is authentically styled with winged backs, thickly padded arms and plush cushions. Durable Antron 11 nylon fabric keeps on looking lovely. Accented with rich woodtone and box·pleat skirting. for only 'l5.00 you will receive~ port.rait .sittinj, a 5x7 color portr~it and 1 Vo· luntary Ident ificatiOn Pror,am Kit WhiCh lntludes t~ ri.Pcard, .,-lth a photo· graph and a place fot all en finger prinls and for vtta mtorm1t1on. Rcaulw prim: R£giwalioo fee ......... $13.00 FiniMeotina ...... , ... .. s 1.00 will . dtlonnine end echle.. your lln•nclll objecll..l e 25°/o OFF • (800) 582-1399 Stan Evans and Robert Blue bring with them many years eJqJerience in the investment field. We are confi· ·dent that, with their successful records, these experi· enced account executives will prove to be an asset to the Gallipolis community. Both Stan and Bob look forward to serving your fmancial needs. ljiiiiiiiiii~ Second, we have a-new, optional exercise plan that lets you walk·jog·run-cycle or swim ... all at yoorown pace. Add to lhis our delicious food plan and the group support and understanding you get lmm our staH and other members just like yourself. This weight loss program Is positively the perfect answer to every excuse you ever had for NOT losing weight. · You'll sey: Hello Weight Watchers! Goodbye EKcuses! :e~ Robert Blue LEAR STUDIO in.assoclaUon with American Professional Color eorpOratlon present ... NOW, YOU CAN JOIN FOR ONLY · MINISTRY SET - Rev. Larry Berry and his wife Gail be at the VInton Churc h of God, Wednesday through March 4, 7 p.m. nlghlly. Bulh are accomplished musicians and lapes will.bc made avalla· tile ol the services. .: You won't need any excuses with Weight Watchers® new, improved Quick Start® Plus Program! GALLIPOLIS SUln Evans ' You can actually lose weight without being hungry. The seemingly endless food choices you get with our new, improved Quick Start Plus program makes losing weight easier! 50 pounds and has kept it oft for over 20 years. OFFERING OIL PAINTING CLASSES THURSDAY EVENING, .MARCH 5 AT RUTLAND FURNITURE ALL CHLOE PRODUCTS ' .. Excuse#14: "lhote being hungry." FLORINE MARK, Area Director, lost The Ohio Company has been serving the financial needs of Gallipolis for over 7 years. The addition of twa new account executives to this office will enable us to provide expamted service to the Gallipolis area. Pomeroy, Ohio CALL 992·2312 lnstru<tor, Louis Pauley And remember ... . What's your excuse for not losing \\eight? Never before has there been a more complete program or one that promises laster and easier weigh! loss! Our new. improved Quick Start Plus Plan oHers two totally oew concepts that will make losing weight more rewarding than ever before. You'll not only look better. you'll feel better too. First, we've added a Self·Discovery Pian that helps yoo change the things in your life you want to change most in order to control your weight. Mulberry Ave. SPRING DRESSES -'' .-' RUTLAND 742-2211 THE DIDO COMPANY ISPIJ:ASED TO ·ANNOUNCE EXPANSION IN TilE GALLIPOLIS AREA 20°/o to 40°/o off • '• Tht Graft Boys for Some Great Buys notifica ti on form . Mallia F' re nch Art Colony, P.O. Box 472, Ga lllpo· Its, Ohio 45631. All app li can ts wlll be notified by Mar ch 15, on acc eptance or rejccllon . F'or more informatio n, phone the FAC 446·3834 or J uli e Webb, chairman, Wi·0231. GRANNY'S CRAFTS SIGN UP NOW - DEPOSIT OF $7 .SO REQUIRED. Spring Jackets & Coats • RUTLAND FURNITURE s.. The bride is a gradua te of Pr. Pleasant Hi gh School a nd al · tend ed Marshal l Universit y. The groom Is a graduate of Me igs High Sc hool and attended Rio Grande College. He is em · played by McDonald 's Res tau · ran t of Ga ll ipolis. BEAUTIFUL SElECTION OF •' ., Miller and will be hl'ld in Room 124 of the Fine and Performing Arts Ce nter. The fee Is $35 per class . For more Information , co nt act the Offi ce of Continuing Educa· tion at 614·245·5353, or In Ohio, toll ·fr ee a t 1·800·282·7201. r~allipo ll s. RIO GRANDE - A Karate· /Self Defense course will be held at Rio Grande College and Commun it y College during Spring Quarter. The course will teach self defense based on the Chinese Kenpo style of Karate. Learn to . protect yourself In your home, car or walking down the street. Kevin Day, a flrst ·degree black belt, will demonstrate how the se nse of self·defense lies In teaching . reaction skills and Increasing your awareness of y.our Immediate surroundings . . The class will meet on Tues· days and Thursdays, March 31 through Jun e 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. The fee Is $3.'i per person. Classes ·. will be held In the Moulton Hall Dormitory basement. For more information, contact the Olltce of Co ntinuing Educa· lion at 614-245·5353. or, In Ohio, toll·free at 1·800·282·7201 . Each entry package should Include lour to,etght photograph s or slides of craft s to be displayed. lnclude ·a description of work a nd entry fee ($35 single booth. plus $15 for each additional crafts per· son in a booth space) with a stamped. self·addressed enve· tope lor re turn of photos and by John Meyer and Villager •• WITH TRADE Maid ol honor wa s Jiln Lee. Best man was Jerry Roach. The co uple resi d es In :-WITH NEW SPRING CO-ORDINATES ,OVER 1000 READY·MADE BLINDS IN STOCK NOW Jl4r. 1111.d Mr.t. De1111i.r Leon Thom/011 Step Into Spring ... RUTLAND fURNITURE CO. Old Fashioned Auction . Ticket s will be available lor a $1 donation to thl' French Art Colony. Crartsmen and artisans who would like to display and sell at the Festival have until Monda y, March 2 to submit entry applications. . · Karate class .set at RGC per,.,. l·~ednesday- The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- B-!J . LEA.~ P+iOTO&RAPIIY- A GOOD SELECTION OF LIVING ROOM SUIT~S AVAILABLE AT LARGE REDUCTIONS ... RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. SPIING VAllEY PlAIA G&WPOUS, 01110 11114) 4U·7494 CLOSED MONDAYS 1111UND HOME OF THE GRATE BOYS, WHERE YOU GET GREAT BUYS. 742~2211 �1. 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, "Ohio- Point Pleasant. W . Va . Joanne Jones exchanges vows in ceremony with Gregory Deel • · Mondav Tuesdav Wednesda 9 to 6 AM PM : 49th ANNIVERSARY -Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Halley of Rt. 2, Gallipolis celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary March 1. They itlarried March I, 1938 in Mercerville, wllh Rev . ,Jennings <lrcmeans officiating. They are the parents of 13 children. . to-t~URKEtS~ GROUND BEEF 10 LBS. OR MORE LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN CRISPY SER~E BACON ............... .UP,.. ·89 2 LBS. •~ BOLOGNA ............... 79 LB. BULK $ SAUSAGE .......uv.f"'t.. 499 SLICED $ SLAB BACON ...UII~fKQ. 749 12 OZ. PKC. LB. BREAKFAST PI<G. ~ RED SKIN 69 LB. SAUSAG COUNTR1 SPARE RIBS 5 LB. PKG. *6'' BEEF CHUCK COMBO PI<G. BACON 2 pi((;, CHUCK (8~10# A~g.) SAUSAGE LINKS FRANKIES .................. 99 BATTER DIP. $ FISH ................UII~M¥. 699 APPLES 99 FRANKIES 1LB. LUNCH MEATS ........... $139 LB. LONGHORN CHEESE TENDER SWEET California $13 9 THOROFARE Princella RED OR WHITE ·Florida Green Seedless · Grates Broccoli 12/40 24/16 CASE CASE *10 00 . s 00 12 CASE $ 1 CASE 69~ BU. Drnks Catsup Margarine 6/2 LITER 12/32 oz. 6/3 LB. $350 CASE CASE $950 CASE · . . 99~ . .. tsoo .. $JOO 'It CASE $175 Birt hday greetin gs to E.R. Hollon who w ill be 92 on Wednes· day. Wh ile he doesn' t get ar ound m uch any mor e. he r eally enjoys m ai l. For those who wa nt to send cards, th e m ailing address is j ust Ches ter. Ohio. bu lit on I hr Iarm In 1951. p art lc Ipa t I ng. Added th is year t o th e quilting, . caning, baking and cooking, ca ndlem ak in g, ra ndlewl ckin g and refinishing furnitu re of last year will be leather cra ft s, tin punching. Victoria n Chr is tmas ornaments. and paper mache L oca l or ga nis t George Hal l was i n A tian tic Cit y recently whNc he pl ayed at The Sands for the national meeting of the Un ited Tra nspor tation Union. It was quite an ex pcrlence 'for the talent ed Hall ,whose appeara nce had been arranged by Charles Win ebrenner of Cleveland . for· m~r l y of Mi ddleport, a new ly elt?c ted regional off icer for the UT U. · J~b White · Potatoes 50 LB. BAG By CHARLENE HOEFLI CH Sentinel Stall Writer for Betty Dean of Sumner Road, th e leasin ~ of the fa rm a!];d the sa le of farm equipment on March 14, brings the end of an era' in the Dean fa mil y. Th e gr andparents of Earl ~a n. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dean, ca m e to the farm -in 1898 and it 's been farmed by the fa mily since th ~ t time. Wilbur Dean, the onl y surv iving son of .Jaco b. stil l l ives on: the land there. '!'=arl and Bet ty had three daughters. no sons. and rea llv noo ne to lake over l he farming op,era lion. So alter milkin g cows l or :!R years. &>tt y last Novcinber sold off the anim als, has l e~sed Ihe :1;;0 acr('S with i ts th ree sets of bu ildin f(. and nex t month w ill sell off the equipment. Al).t iquc colirctors might be in terested in som e of th e far m artifacts. li ke a whea t cr adl e. single and double trees, and grindstones . ' Bett y plans tocontln uingllv ing . in Jhc houseshrandher husband . ALL PURPOSE THOROFARE CASE Vt $149 THOROFARE Soft Yams Corn 1/ 2 FRESH SLB. BAO THOROf·ARE WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE 3 LB. BAC $119 JUIC1 Oranges Carrots BAG ROLL ............ $149 . ROME\ WINESAP 2 LBS. 4 PKOS. 1 LB. SUPERIOR ---11 5 LB. 1 LB. ~ . . $449 BALLARD SAUSAGE 6 LB. LINKS ........ $12 39 . 69 .. 6 LB. PATTIES .... $10. LB. ven ise lace mcdc.lll ions. Shewure Plans ar c mov in g r ight along w ith th e second· annual " Yeste· ryear " program by the Meigs Senior Ci t izens to be hel d throughout the month of Apr il at the Mei gs Musuem . Aga in this year fi lth gr ade students from over the co unt y will be GREEN LIMA BEANS THOROF~RE 6oz 1 $5 PEACHES 24116 oz. THOROF~RE KIDNE1 BEANS TOMATO SAUCE 24115 THOROF~RE HUNT'S 24115'/r' oz. GREEN BEANS ·MANWICH PILLSBURY PEAS FLOUR SPINACH OODLES OF NOODLES SMOROF~RE COLLEOE IIIH SLICED POTTOES $14 $7 CHICKEN BROTH lb. 2413 oz. 550 $ PEANUT BUnER SPAGHETTI $.275 aoz. 24114 1~ oz. *12 $6 · SPAOHETTI w/MEATBALLS 24/14'/4 oz. PCS. & STEMS PANCAKE MIX $12 $6 12/5 oz. $12 *6 *9 . Thf' ('0Upl(' ['( ·~ i d('~ ,II HI . 2. 271l-A, Vinton . Ohi o. flllX LEE'S AUTHORIZED DEALER SALE BIG SA~INOS! PRICES START AT $1888 SQ. YD. All PIICES INClUDE PROFESSIONAl INSTALlATION BY TOPE'S MECHANICS AND A THICK FOAM PAD. 20 DIFFERENT QUALITIES-500 COLORS SALE ENOS MARCH 21 iFf' 1 FURNITURE GALLERIES Corner of Se cond & Grape Gallipolis 446 -0332 L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiMM.iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Maytag cut prices deep to clear the warehouse and we're passing the savings on to you. Hurry! Don't mfss the big savings on the you want moat. WALLPAPER SUPER MARKET AND BLIND SHOP 70411tAND CINTIIAUVL VIENNA, W.VA. 295-4132 DOWNTOWN HUNnNGTON 525-7090 332 Second Ave. Gatlipolia. Ohio lf'c'~Jr CORRECTION IN TODAY'S CIRCULATION THE BEN FRAKLIN STQRE Shiel' /Hfli " 24/7Vt oz. Wedding Bands... l • • '· Sec us for the area's finest se lection and value. KRAFT oz. sv~l('m . I HASKINS-TANNER *20 *1 0 BISCUITS PEIIII DUTCI RIO GRANDE - A work shop res pond log lo the problems oft he on 'Chemica l Abuse and Depen - stud ent substa nce abuser as well dency In Stud ent s' will be held a t as th e stud ents who may be li vin g Rio Grande Col legr and Com· in a home where subs! ance abu se Is occurrin g. munity Co ll ege. All workshop partici pants w ill Then\ l.s an apparf' nl and increasing need for primary and receive an 80-page workboo k for seco nd ary sc hool teachers and ' their personal use. wh ich out· admin istrator s to b<' educa ted lines symptom s. systems. proce· co ncern in g thei r Intervention dures and bibliogr aphy. The workshop will be held on role wit h students w ho may be experienc ing probl ems with va r · Apr iiiO from 6 to9 p.m . and Apr il ious aspect s of substa nce abuse .. 11 from 8:30a. m. until 4 p.m . on Many schools have tnken an the Rio Grande College ca mpus. atti tu de or denial. refusing to The l ee Is $30. Mil dred La ne w ill open l y admi t th£>r e is a problem be the Instructor . or address the issue because i f To register for t he workshop, one admit s to a problem . one con tact the Office of Co nt inu ing m ust have solu 1lon s and sy stP m s Education at 61045-5-153. on In l or responding. Ohio. toll·frpe at 1·800·282·7201. The comprehensive work shop The dea dline for ref( lstrallon Is Is de signed to address t heroic of Apr il! , 1987. Preregi stration Is a sc hools in both rpcog nlzlng and MUST. disc uss your employment needs GA LLIPOLIS- The ,Job Bank with the couselors at the Gallia ha}i many qua lified applica nt s, 50 Count y Senior Center . 220 Jackyears or age and older . to fill job son Pike. Gallipolis. needs. ~s socl~ty changes to include an- increasing number of older pcilplc. the locus will be on Church to host charge ma ture America ns. Thi s pres · KANAUGA , Fa ir Haven enis a challenge and an oppor tun· United Met hodist Chu rc h wil l ity to utilize the ta lents and , host Ash Wednesday for th e wisdom , and the experience, of Cheshire Charge Wednesday. 1 the older worker. p.m. Ca li th e Job Ba nk at 446·7000 to WHITE PIUS8URY Rrcep tlo n ho.s trssP.I\ wr.rr Bfoll nda Burnell and T an d f' Mont gomery . Th e br ide Is " Nort h Gu i lla H!gh Sthonl gr: 1dU,IIt ' HtH! I ~ rmployrd 01s a n 1.1 1N :11 l !nll' l 'r Mrdlcal C'f'll!i 11' . T IH' groom Is :1 g r ;1 d11 :1h' of North Gco llia " o•l Hlo C r anri< • C'olh'I.H'. l iP I.'- ;l l• · ~wlw l In tht · Gi!l l !u Cuun ty lor :1l sd1n n l Aaou from tht Clwlc Ct11hr BUTTER BEANS CORN MUFFIN Ml- A reception was hl'ld lo llw ch urch socia l i ·oom. Th P br ld<•'s ta bl e fea tured a th ree·t i<'red ca ke wit h burg undy and pink roses and a pon:rla ln brl dr :1nd gr oom In a gazebo of silk roses. Flower girl was Erin Shea Deel. cousin of thP groom. She wor e a rose colored orga nza gow n and wore a halo or pi nk roses in her hair. Ring bearer was Kyle Hayes Dce i , cous in of the groom. He wo r e a whi te tuxedo. Bank has senior opporrunity Let Us Help You Phhl Your Wedding *11 FRANCO ~MERICAN FAST SliME 24/13'/4 *24 *12 fOSC'S. • SE~SIDE !'~RTHA Groo msm en in cl uded Krls Burger , Rocky Kemper , both cousi ns of t he groom and Joy Moo r e. Steve Forgey and Matt Queen. They wor e grey tu xedos wlih burgundy accesso ries. The br ide's mother wo re a roya l blue street·length dress and a corsage of sweethea rt roses. The groom 's mother wo r~ a dar k pink street -length dre" and a co r sage of sweetheart Have a nice wrek ! ,\le,,., PETER PAN FRAIICO AMERICAN *8 $4 $16 $8 BEEF STEW accessories . All of the sc hool s have been i m·ited to br ing in their fi lth gradNS, and ail bu t two have dec ided to par tic ipate. Groom's tux FREE with 6 or more . ARMOUR pearl neckl ace and carr ied a lace fa n w ith burgundy and rose colored flowers. At tendants wPre T amm y Coe, cousin or the bride and Nikk i Thaxt on, We nd y Sim ms, Li sa Forgey, and M ar gie Thax ton. They wore burgu ndy sa ting gowns and carr ied lace fans with bur g undy an d rose -co l or ed fl owers. The groom wore a white tu xedo and bout onnler of a whi te garde· nia out li ned wi th small beaded pea rls to match the bride 's bouquet. Bes t man wa s Todd Deel. brot her or the gr oo m . Hr wore a grey tuxedo with rose-colored work. $3600 THOROF~RE wore 'a r ose-colored sati n gown , a Workshop set at Rio The men of th e Ches tN United Methodist Chu r.ch ar c inviting the public to eat with th em Tuesday. ll's a " fal Tuesd ay" soup supper . ca lled th at. they tell us. because in Biblical times pt'Opl e fil led upon that night so that they could l ive through the fast ing of L ent. Se rvin g w ill begin at 6 and th e m enu w ill include oystN and broccoll'soup and chil i. as well as sa ndwic hes· and p ic. And the m oney m ade on the supper will go to the youth program or the church. We offer complete tuxedo rental service to help you look your best on that special day. Priced from THOROF~RE diamond earr i ngs and necklace. S ~ e wore a ve nl se lace trimmed hal accent ed with white gardenias and pearl s. The ha t was made by the bride, her mother and cousin. She carr ied a casca de of silk white ga rdenias and baby's breat h accented with strands of pea r ls. Matron of honor was Debbi <' Hancock. sister of the br ide. She End ·af an era... FRYER LEG QUARTERS 99 2 LBS. 2·3·4 10 LB. PKG. streamers a nd re-embroldered qommttnity corner MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 3 BIG DAYS VI NTON - Joanne Jones exchanged vows wit h Gregory RogN Drcl In a Sept. ·~o cerem . ony at Vi nton Baptist Church. The bride i s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Josepil Jones. Bidwel l. The groom Is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Willi am Roger Deel, Vin ton. Rev . Marvin Sa llee and Rev. Jer ry Neal officiated the doubl er ing cer emony. M usic wa s pro vided by orga nis t ,Jean Moor e and voca li sts Sheri Hollingshead and Craig Smith of Bidw elL Att en ding the guest register was Dama Twyma n. co usin of th e gr oom . Given in marriage by her fa ther. lhe bride wore a whi te satin gown with fitted bodice and Queen Anne neckline with Vcnl se lace meda lli ons. The Renal s· sa ncp sleeves of sati n and Eng lish net were trlmed wit h Venlse lace . The ful l·llow ing skirt and cathedra l train wer e cdge<J with Venise lace . T he bac k wafstli ne was tr immed with wide sa tin SING\ES CHEESE FROM -- ••CDGA,... • ...... $45 AS USUAL, WILL BE CLOSED TODAY (SUNDAY). THE DOLLAR DAY SALE ADVERTISED TODAY STARTS MONDAY, MARCH 2nd. A TYPOGRAHICAL ERROR IN THE SALE PRICE FOR RENUZIT AIR FRESHENER SHOULD READ '3 FOR 1 AFTER REBATE 3Fol$2 25 WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE SAVE SA·VE SAVE ON ON ON MAYTAO HEAVY DUTY YMIHERI MAYTA8 818 LOAD DRYERS NUMBER i In: llngth 1111townt ,.,..,,. _ _of· , Commore~a ny pt...n in u ti· ltMCt lallndrtn- Gtnl~. ~COlts - i t tltleltnl dryinQEitclrOfllc. Auto-dry or Tlm1 Cofltrot. · MAYTAG JETCLEAN'" DISHWASHERS ~ oood v gel s your <11shes cleantr'- low Entror was1 Cycle tor evtry~y IUids - Enor gy SiYor Olj Cycle . Ho•• of t~e 8r1te O•f•· W~er• You Get 9rut B•ytl RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 lUlL AND �r .. I·'' ''"• .,'• l·j ;.~ ,..,. 8-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ;;*' i!Jfe41 of the bend ~· tt. ') ·1:: By fiOB HOEFLICH Tlmi!I<·Senllnel Staff •~ You never miss th e water 'ti l ·lhe well runs dry : ~ and you don' t •·miss tlie bridge ,ill It 's closed. · ~ The building :)nd . dedication the J>omeroy' ~ason Bridge 60 i :Years ago was a r ea lly big eyent , for both Meigs and Mason Co ~nt y ;::resident s and detail s of the times .:~ntlnue to fasci nate Big Bend '<i'esldents - especi ally so. it ·) eems, since the br idge is about :to be closed again fo r repai rs. ~ 1 certainly wa nt to th ank . --~E s ther Dill. Edi son Hobstelter. .:Ger ald and Millie Shu ster . Do n .:Rea, Pau l ine Ro ush and Lorelt a :-BE'egle for provi din g or offer ing ::to provide infor m ation th rough ..publicat ions from 1928. II \ to our ·:good luck that these peop le held .!lin to these m ementos and have ·been willing t o shar e lllC'm i Here ar e so m e 1idbit s from ·:those publica ti ons: ·: Haye~ Roush. Mi nNsv ill e. who :was the oldes t m an in service on ·the local stree t ca r l in e. r esig ned ·:and accepted a posit ion as lol l ·:collec tor on th e n!'w br id ge. John ·"Spires who had op<' r al ed a tax i betwen Pom er oy and Rutla nd fo; : a number of yea rs, gavP up th at work al so to becom e a to ll collec tor on the bridf:e. The PomProy Ce m en l Block · Co. built the toll houses for thP Pomer oy Bend bridge. The fi rs t 5 cent toll collec ted · w hen the Po meroy Bend br idge was thrown open to th e public on L:· ::pr Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Water under the bridge... Wednesday, Oct. 24, was tur ned ove r to R. M. Dravo, firs t vice pres ident of the D r avo Contrac t· lng Co. T he second f ive cen.t p iece was gi ven to BV. Edwa rds. f irst presld enl and general m anage r of th e Dravo firm . Bot h coins wer e t urned ove r to the offic ials by M . S. McAll ister. bri dge so per in tendenl. A car drivery by W.A. Comp ton, chairma n of the br idge co mmil · !lee of the Pom er oy Ki wa nis Clu b, and hav ing as his pas sengers. August Goess ler and Capt. H arrr.v Bennett , was the fi rst to cross I he Po meroy Bend Br idgP aller it had been throw n open 10 !raffl e on Wed nes day Oct. 24 , 192K. Mr. Goessler paid 1he bri dge toi L · Th e fi rst car to cross the bridge from West Virf:inia ln lo Ohio was dt·tven by Holl y Hud son of Graha m Sta tion. He car r ied as his passenger, Law rence Cla rk . LP. Dodson of Mason was the fir st and Ral ph Pi ckens. also of Mason, the seco nd foot pa ssenger s to pay .to ll l or the pr ivi legl' or cross in g 1hc new spa n. Mrs . Will Reed of Pomeroy Wa S the fi r s! la dy IO dr ivc across fro m Po meroy a nd Mr s. Ray Ca pehart of Nr w Havc n was th.l' fb i lady to cross from West Vir ginia inlo Oh io. The f irst foot passenger s to cross fr om Ohio into Wes t Virgini a were Mr. and Mrs. W.M . Folan of Rutland and Jim William s of Pom er oy was the first to dr ive a tea m over the span . T.O.' T ucker, toll co ll ec tor of M ason, co llected the firs t tol l. · F ift een th ousa nd ba rrels or 65 car loads of cem ent wer e used In the construction of the br idge. .That cem ent was prov ided by the Pomer oy C"rn ent Block Co. Irving K dtT , now of Mason County, promoted boa t rac ing as a part of the festiv it ies for the dedication of thl' new brid ge and ironica lly won the prize- all of $oO. Helene Ra<l for d Sayr e, you m ight have not ed, was Mi ss Ohio lor the ded ica tion of 1hc br id ge and Lee Capehart wa s Miss Wcs t Virg rni a. However , did you know th at both qu eens had ladies in wa ili ng. Each quee n and her two ladies of wai ting were gues ts at a banquet hel d at the M iddl eport Masonic Templc on lhr evening of Nov. 12, thc br ldge hav ing been dedicated ear li er in the day. Ladies in w aiting for Helene were Ada Mae Ca mpbell and Eunice Becht. Other ca ndid.ates from M eigs Count y l or the Miss Ohio queen ti tle were Evely n Howell, M ildred Whaley. L av ina Point Pleasant. W.Va. B ar r ett, Glady s Clark. Heltm Cole, Anna Ma y Cook, Bertha J ohnson a nd Martha Hobstetter . Th e ladies ·tn waiting for M iss Ca pehart wer e Mac Smith · and Sar ah Roush. Other Mason Count y contestants for the Miss Wes t Virg inia title were Margar et E lliott, .Opal T hompson and Marjor ie Gold. Ca pt. Charles. Ji viden, the r etiring skipper of the ferr y, Champion No. 3 · had been operating t he boat for 27 year s when·II was put out of bu siness by the Pomeroy Bend bridge. J i· v iden acqui red controll ing interest In th e corporation in 1901, one year aft er Champion No. 3 had been built at the M ees mill, lu st above Mason City. Ferry service in Po meroy went back to 1854 when the fir st fer ry March 1, 1987 boat was owned and operated by John Brown of Pomeroy. Three " Champions" operated between Pomeroy and Mason over the years. Capt. Dor r DeWolf, Syr acuse, was also associ ated w ith the local fer ry company over toe years, serving as pilot foe 15 year s. Associ ated with Ca pt. Jiv iden In the corppra tlon owning and operating Champion No. 3 wer e H.C. Pownal , Fr nak Adam s. and Mrs. J .F. Jividen. The three passenger s on the Champion In it s final run bet ween Pom eroy and M ason wer e Mrs. Louts Oliver , Davie E lias and Floyd Zlckao. Well - M ar y K ay ' s bi g advice is always :·cross over the· br idge" . Pretty soon, Mary Kay ; we just won 't be abl e to do that lit erally speakin g. But we' ll k eep smilin g, , , · , Reception Planned ATHENS - M argar et Parsons will be honored with an open r eception today from 2 to 4 p.m . In observa nce of her bl~ thday anniver sary at th e Green Room of Ohio U niversit y Inn, 1\,thens .~ All of her fr iends ar e Invited to allend. M rs. Par sons Is a long· tlme. Mei gs sc hool teac her and since her r.etirem ent 17 yea r s ago has ; done substitu te wor k in the · schools. Section C ·Marshall .gains SC finals with 77-64 triumph ports ASH EVIL L E . N.C. i UP]) -Southern Confer· ·Pnce r egular· season champion Mar shall's five : ~t art ers were in doable fi gures Saturday as the ~ Thun deri n g Her.d defea ted F urman 77-64 in the league tournam ent' s semifin als . M arshall, 24· 5, earned a spot in Sunday night' s championship ga m e again st th e winner of Satur da y's second semifinal gam e 'between Dav idson and Wes ter n Ca r olina . F urman of G r ee nville, S.C .. finished the season at 17-12. Fu r man rallied in the second hal f to lie thl' game at 0.1·'3 o~ a Dave Co nra dy :l- point er wi th . 9:39 remaining, but M ar shall .then sco r ed 6 Viva - ,..... ;..-~a . ~"'"'~ ~r Thlrott~s . e Shoe Cafe Stand Without Worry A M,•tli-l.ifl Chair i" dt"'" i~ffi lo flht• ~ou ronriclrnf't' and rrt..-dom. An t'II" Y lo UMt' t•onln•l hrin~ th .. 300 Second Ave . Lalayene Mall Galli polio 300Second.Ave. Lafayette Mall wholt> rhair up, givinp; you lhr ad· ditional !oiupport and ~o~ ta hilit y WATCH FOR THE NEW BRIDE'S DEPARTMENT AT JR'S FLOWER SHOP nt•t •tlt•tl lo ~; lancl upriA:hl. BERFELDS Tht• r hair. with i1 10 full rlf"rlrir rt•rl int• (t•aturt• iMhound tn ~til·· •· · you houre of rom fort. pt' IU'f" and rt•laxalion. EVERYTHING A FUTURE BRIDE WILL NEED. Thf· M••di-LUt f. hair .- o mt·~ in 11 \'ari .. ty or fuhrif'Pl anrl rolorto~ . makin,r il a ~ty lho h addilion to U R Y di'('Or. Coming Soon The Mt·di-Lift Chair ~· ill not bra finun d al hurdt>n aM it iM M.. di· JR's Flower Shop SPRING LOOKS FOR OPEN MAN - Marshall's Skip Hendt•rson looks around Furman's David Brown during first half action of Saturday's Southern Confer ence semifinal playoff contest in i\shPvlilt•, !" .C. Th1• Herd won, 77·64 . (UPI) fUrt • 3 1lllf0\'t>tl. LLECT 446-7283 For mort• informut,ion rail or s lop hy today ~ 46 ST,UE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-9267 Bowman's Homecore Medical Supply 63 PINE ST. WE ST LAFA YETTE. Ind. 1UPI - Troy Lewis sco r ed 31 point s Satu r day to . help lllo. 6 Purdue gain a share of the B ig T en lead w ith an 87-73 victory · over Oh io State. The Boilerm aker s, winner s of seven straighl , improved to 23.:1 over all and H -2 in the Big Ten, 111atching No. 2 Indiana· aTop th e confcrepcc sttandlngs. Pu r du e plays at Mi chigan and Michigan Sl ate next wee k . Indiana travels io No. · 13 Illinois Sund ay and plays host next w eek to Ohio State. 18-11 overa ll and 9-8 in thr Big Ten. Big T en scor ing leader Denni s · Hopson sco red 31 poin fs to lead Ohio Sl ate. and Jay Burson add ed 11. F orward Todd M itchell cont r ibuted 15 poin ts for Pur due and guard Ever ett e Stephens had 1.1. Ohio St ate scored 6 straight points in a 75-second span to pull with i n 50-49 wilh II: 44 left in the gam e. But Steph<"ns hil consecu tive 3-point shot s and addl'd 2 free throws to give the Boilermak ers a 71-63 lead with 3: 30 rem ainin g. Hopson and B urson answer ed -with 3- point . shots to br ing th e Buck eyes within 71-69 with .1: 07 to play,. Th e Boilerm akers hit 16 of 18 free throws ln th e fina l2: oo, scoring thefr l ast 18 point s fro m the fr ee· throw ·Jine. Lewis , a 6-foot -4 junior gu ard, had scorro 15 point s in the first 9:26 of the gam e, Includin g 9 dor ing a 12-3 sport over 2::18 that gave the BoiiNmakers a 24·14 lead. L ewis hit a 3-poln t shot with 10:.14 re maining in th e f irst hal f to end th e ron . Dur ing a 4: 48 span lat l'r in the fir st half. th e B uckeyes f ail ed to hi t a fi eld goal as Pur due surged ahead :l4-20 wit h 5: 0:1 left in the half. Jun ior guard K ip Lomax drew !h(' Buckeyes wi th in 4:1.:12 on a 3· poi nt pl ay wi th one second r em aining brfO!IC' i nt('rmi ss ion. Bowling Gr een 56 Ohio Univ er sity 53 ATHE NS, Ohio (UPI I -G uard F rank Booker sa nk a 20· foo t j umper f rom threc·polnt r an ge w ith two second s r em ain ing to ca r ry Bowl ing Green to a o6-53 victor y over Oh io Unive r sit y Saturday in Mid -Amer ica n Co n· ference actio n. Thus, Bowling Green fi nis hed the regul ar seaso n 14-1:! ove rall and 10·6 In the MAC, while Ohio dropped to H -1.1 and 7-9. The Bobcats had opened op th eir biggest lea d of the gam e at 53-47 with 5:58 le ft fo llow in g a pai r of baske ts by cent er .John Rhodes. But Bowling Green forward Stove Martcnl'l went to work. scor ing th ree consecoll ve buckets to lie the sco re a I 53 wit h l: 14 left. Ma r tenet l opped the F a lcons with 18 poin ls, whil e gua r d .Joe Grl'gory had 11. Ohio U .. which tr ailed :n .:!O al the hal f, was led by Rhodes' 19 and Jamie Brock 's 10 point s. Miami HI. Toledo 7H OX FORD , Ohio I UP I I - Todd Staker scor ed 23 po int s, Tr imlll Haywood I R and K ar l! on Clay . bor ne J6 to lead Mi ~ ml to an 81· 78 Mid -Am eri ca n Conference win o ve r T ole d o Sa tu rrday afte rnoo n. Mi ami. which ended its reg ular seaso n 14· J:t over all and 7·9 in I hr M AC . l~d 3(i-.1!i af;er a fi rst half wh ich sa w J91ea d·changes a nd 6 ties. M iami broke a 45-45 I ie at th e l o: 38 mar k and slowly pull ed away to take its biggest lead , fi9 ·60, on a jumper by Haywood wi th 6: Oo rema in ing. Toledo. which fin is hed il s sea · son at 11 ·17 and 4·12. go t back to within lhr er poin ts on three occasions. but no closer than th at and scored thl' fin al bas~ct as lime ran out. F res hm an Chad Kell er led Toledo in scorin ~ wi th I ~ poi nt s, while Blake Bur nham added 14 11 nd Andy F isher J:l Dayt on •~ Tow~on Huge atisOrtJMnt of patterns to match any decor. Easy cara. No wax finish . In stock for immediate delivery. "Charger" Recline-Rocker' Recliner $ 54 5 REG. $5.95 Pirates. while Kr llh Bur nelte By SCOTT WOLFE and Todd Holstein ear h added 7 OVP Staff Writer aplere. Ru sty Denne)' tossed in 6. ROCK SPRINGS - B rea kin g and Shane Glass burn 7. away from a 25·25 deadl ock with .1: :!6 l eft In th e thir d frame. th e A so m ewhat dejec ted Coac h Crook sville Ceramics scored Bruce Wilson stated after the seven unanswer ed point s to lea d gam e. " We kn ew gai n ~ In to the .12·25 at the end o! the per iod . then gam t' that we ha\1 to set a fast withstood a galll ant comeback tempo. T hey !Crooksvi ll e 1 pres · sured our rebo under s and we · effo r t by the North Ga llla Pir ates never got the outlet passes we enroute to cl aiming their fi rst wa nted to get the brea k . We Sectional Championship 44·38 at Meigs' Larry R . Morriso n Gym · rea lly felt we were prepared ... they did every thin g we expected, naslum Frida y night. North Gallia ended t he 1986-87 bu t we were ver y light, shot season with a 13-7 mar k. while poorl y, and missed some opportunities l ate In the ga me." Crooksville, 11 ·11. advances to Unchar ac terl st ic of the w arm the Dis tr ier Semifinals at Chilli· col he. where it will face rhe 47 perce nt the Pirates shot from the field during the seam n. Nor th winn er of the Hannan Tr ace· Gailla hi! a cooll 4 of 52 for a raid Port s mo ~th East game played at 27 percent from th<' floor hi lling South Point Sat ur da y l'venin g. Dan Schoo ly, 6·0 senloor aver-. 10·14 at the line. ag ing 12.6 point s pl'r game. Likewi se, Crooksvil le was just better<'d his average Friday to a fra ction warmer .as th ey hit 18 'led the. w inn ers with 22 point s. of 47 lor .19 perce nt , ca nnin g j ust Chr is Duffy, t he Ce r ~ ml cs ' lead· 8·16 at t he line. ing scorer with an 18.6 average. Wilson conllnued, "La te In thr was held to ju st 8 point s by the gam e we were dow n b~ four and sting:y Pi ra te defense, whil e Tom had th e ball where we wa nt ed II. Gossm an add ed 7, Aa ron Taylor though wer e were pl ayln ~ even 5, and Lonn l<' Jarrett 2. poor ly . We worked th e bal l Sharp-shoo ting Mike Kemper inside, but didn ' t execote. All closed a line ca r eer with a W<' had the shot seiPc_tlon night . tea m ·hlgh l o po int s l or the ,SQ. YD. IN STOCK CARPET. ' 12 FT. WIDTH - 100% CONTINUO.US FILAMENT NYLON A casual that coordinat es w ith Beige - Gold • Rose • Dark Brown - Eggshell any Interior. Luxuriously tufted , it fealures a large head roll , a deeply cushioned seat and padded arms. Comfort never tookc~ so styl ish! s.~., Steeltl Sl .. • 4a..... UID WitH ,,.. PAD • ..• -.'' 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T hr Fl .' rrs shot a sizzli ng 10.6 pcrcl'nt fr om l h<' floor in the fi r st half whi le jumping· out Ia a .11 -:!0 h<1 l ft im e lead. Ftl •shm an gua rd Noland Ro binson lopped Day ton wi th 16 point s. whi ll' forward Anthony Gra nt and goa rd Da n Chr isti e co ntri but ed 1:1 and 12. r<'S PI'C'· live ly . Guard SII'VC Smi t h added II l or !he F l vl'l's . Towson Sla te wa s led by cr nt l'r Rodd)· Ki r k' s poin ts and guard Mar l )' Johnso n's 1l lo •• .-·-. wr wanted, but we j ust didn' t ma ke I hem . We had oure hances and got I he bal l i nside. We j usl went out l ighl and never did r elax ." "Crooksvill<' d idn' l al low us to play oor ga me. We wa nted to avo id !he hal f cour t ga me· if we could," said t hr vetrra n me ntor whose trams have r~ • ached the sec tional finals th e pas t two seasons. A rocky first pNiocl and del ibera te offpnse g:1 mr In thl' fi r st half forl'shadowed what wa s to come . as the Pir ates h:Jd som e offensive wO<'s early In th<' gil m 0. 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StiHentl rni.JdP 1he firs t frrr•t hruw to make i! li:d ):\ il lld fh(' ll i n h•llllUilU II \' m lsscd t hl' Sf' C'Oncl . Posh 'I'. h O\~;· PV{'I', c la imPd tta~ rr•l)Ou ud as tim (' n 111 ou t. Stev<' .lack sorr addt•tl 17 poi nts fo r Cincin na ti. wh ich wou nd up it s f ('gulu r St'a so n 11-IJ ovpr;_lll and :1-!l in lh<' Ml' t ro l'oniPr l'ncp . D:nT.v l Mart in had 1·1 for thl' C~l lll i'('O{_'kS . UCL A !l!ll.oul" ilh• Hli I.OS ANGE J.I<S 1Ul'l - IV·~ · gl<' Millet' scorrd :n of his c:HTt'l'r high 42 points In t he seco nd half Salu t·day to give No. 211UC L A f) 99-86 victor)' ovt•r l.ouisv ll h• In l hf• t'egu'lar ' rason fina le for· ho th team s. Sat .. 9a.m. ID ~ . Daniels will lead off, Rose reports T AMPA, F la . iUP IJ - Cincinnat i Reds manager Pete Rose said Saturd a~ he expects Ka t Daniel s to be the club 's leadoff h iltl'r this seaso n. ' 'Ka t makes good conta ct, " sa id Ros<'. "Everybody writes about F. ric Davis and rlghll y so. but Ka t has a lot ofthln gs goln g for him . So me.guys are j ust natu ral hillers.". Da nll'ls batted .320 last season. Rose also said th at If Mario Solo appears recover ed fro m last y<'ar's arm surger )' , he will be the Opening Day pit cher Aprll6 ,again st Montreal. . . , " I also heard Tom B rownin g say at a banqu et las t year that .. Bil l Gull lcksoJl,S hould be the Opening Da y pit cher, " noted Rose. "Evl'r~bo d y wa nt s to pit ch Opening Day." Rose sa i d II So to lsn' r rea dy to, join the ~ t a rtlng r ota tion-at the start of the season, he has about a dozen other pitchin g . prospects 10 choose from . "I'm not as co ncerned abour it as every bo<;ly else seems to be," said Rosr. lndians.Show Profit CLEVELAND 1UP! I -The Cleveland Indians turned a profil In 1986 for the flr.st time In 18 year s. The profit or $80,361 followed th e loss of$3 million tn 1985, $1 .4 million In 1984, $5· million In 1983. $5.7 million In 1982 and $3. 5 million In 1981. T he l~s t profit \vas recorded in 1968, when ex pansion tea ms In Sea t lie and K ansas City paid each existin g team $27o, OOO to pur eha s~ player s. I' MIAMI t UP IJ - Lanny Wad· kins r ipped his way th rough a howling wind and fini shed with a 31J.foot birdie pull Sa tu r day l or a 6-under -par 66 and a tw o-shot lead after three rounds of the $1 •million Dor a! Ryder Open. Wadkins, looking for his fir st POA v ictory since his triple In 19S.S, fini shed the day at 7· under- par 207, two shots ahead or Br iton Ken Brown, who sho t a 69. Nex t at 210 wa s Don Pooley with . a third· round 71. Wadkins star ted the day fou r · shots off the lead, held In a fi ve-way t le by Bernh ard Langer , Seve Ba lles teros, Lar ry Rinker , Fred Couples and Lennie Cl em ents. But the wind and the Dora! Blue Monster course were 11s rough on the second-round leader s . as they wer e kind to Wadkins . The dlfierence w as the Doral Blue Monster 's 18th hole, r ated by many as one of the toughest finishing holes In the gam e. " .On No. 18, I was j ust tryin g 10 roll It up close and let the wind and green do their tricks," · Wad~in s· sa id of his Impressive fin ish. Rinker and Langer bot h tr iple bogeyed the hole out of the wa ter that lines the left side of the fa irwa y. Th ey both shot 76 for three-r ound total s or 216. Ballesteros and Clements bo· geyed the par -4, 425-yard tes t for 74-2ll sco res. Although Couples parred the final hole, ht•, too, shot a 74 ·211. M ark Ca lcavecchl a led much or the day and at one point was two shots up, but he became anoth er of the m any victim s or No. 18. Ca lcavecchla tried to cl ear the lak e with his drive, but the shot with a metal dr iver landed In the wa ter . H,e dropped and hit int o the wa ter aga in, windin g up with a quadruple· bogey 8 to finish the round wllh a 73, l ive shO ts be hind Wadkins. Wadkins, a 37-year ·old Texa n who has won 15 tourn aments In 17 year s on the tour, Is kn own as an acco mpli shed wind player, and he proved,lt aga in Sa tu rday with lhe lowes t round of th e day. He said he hIt as m a ny as a dozen outsta nding_shots. nn bcfOI'f 1 Crooksvi ll r• Hgiil rr I it·d I h(' score at 25·21 with :1: :lli If' II In 1111' third round . In the final rou nd a str ing of ('pram ic buckC'ts plummPI«'d the Ga l llans 10 :to·2H and :t:J.:ll , but after a time nut the hust li ng Pl r atps pull!•d back 10 withi n t hrrr al .19-:lli wllh 2: o2 left. Al l : ;,8 School y hit his tast ll<'ld goa l for a 42-:#i ad v :.~n 1 .:1gr Nort h Ca l lla wus not without opportun ll y as Crook." l llr hi! j ust 3- ~ frrr th rows In the last two min utes with Nor th Ga ll la gel · ling all, but on<' r l'hound In that sl r<• tch. Th r Plnil e.s ullllzcd a scrallPY full court preS< In th<· lutt (•r stagps , 10 th row thf' cramlcs off balanc(', bul the loca l s ju st could not 'core whrn glv•' n th e cha nce . Two turnovers and two mi ssed shots In thl' la st m inut e. a llowed th e momentu m to swuy for the ...... Conti nued on C·2 _ KEMPER REBOUNDS - North Gallla's Mike Kemper (:12) plclul off rebound In Friday night'• CIM8 .4. Sectional Tournam ent game at Melp. Crooluw llle defeated t~e Pirates, H -38. CHS player 18 Da~ld Wllllam8 (31) . '• ·, & hind thl' nlf!' nsr grncraled b v Mlkr K<•m r r-r . K e ith Burnelte. and Todd 1-l olstrl n, North Gall i:J clim bed to wi thin two"' lhr hal f n ~n Ear l)' In thr th ird fr amr bo l h cl ubs tradr d ba skt'l s unt il B ur nell put the plra tc·s alll'ad l·l olstl'ln and Dulfy l r adNI goa ts, Wadkins takes third round lead ' I • Stah• G5 DAY TON, Ohio tUPII- Day . S111tth Car olina 65 ( 'indnnnti 6:1 CINCINNATI 1UPI1 - So uth Ca r ollnii, l!'d IJy Mir ha r I Fos IN's Crooksville eliminates North Gallia,44-38 SPECIAL VINYL F.LOOR COVERING . SALE I • GAlliPOLIS ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUM $299 po in ts and al so ll'd in rebou nds with Il . In Fri day's firsl ·rouncl games. Davidson whipped Vl q::i nia Mi li la r y Al'ademy 92-63, Western Cor·oll na r·dged T!'nncssl'e·Chatto nooga 7:1-72 in overt im< •. Ma r slw II clefea l<•d Appalac hia n State 71i·lil and furman LIO\I'n<'LI Thl' Ci t adel 85· 78. co nsecutive po in ts and lt•LI t he rest of the way. Mar shall of Huntington. W.Va .. held a ~2-3:1 halftime l ead bu ill on a bal anced offe nsive at tack. D wayne Lewis finished wit h 18 point s, Tom Curry had 16, Skip Henderso n scored J:l, Rod ney Holden added 12 and Jon Humphrey con tri buted Jll. Furman 's .John Cast ille scored a gam e· hi gh 21 Purdue slams Bucks, 87~73; OU beaten To Take You Into Sprmg ' ...... ~.:;;.~ March 1. 1987 .1 ' • �Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. March 1 1987 hall·advances · to semifinal round ASHEVILLE, N.C. (UP!\ "We relaxed in the second hal! Marshall. Its Southern ·Co nfer- a nd Skip decided to tak e charge. · ence tournament opening ga me "! think we are a pretty good jitters behind it , battled Furman team and have a good chance of Saturday in a semifinal match. winning when the game is in the Skip Henderson fired in 21 70s. We're a good running team, point s and had five steals to and we like to get It in the 70s." power the Thundering Herd to a The win boosted the league's :"76-61 win over Appalachian State regu lar -season champions' rein the quart erfinals Friday . It cord to 23-5 a nd 16-1 in the was the third tim e this year Southern Conference. Appaiach· Marshall had defeated the ian State's season end ed at 7-21 Mountaineers. and 3-14. Marshall coach Rick Hucka· Furman, 17-11, nailed The bay said the two halves of the Citadel 85-78 in its quarterfinal Herd's game against the Moun- ga me Friday. David Brown and tain eers were entirely different. , Shawn Reid each scored 20 points "! didn't think our team was for Furman. · relaxed in the firs t half ... we In the other quarterfinals Fri'were as tight as we could be," , Davidson defeat ed Vir~inia Huckabay said . " We weren't having fun . We like to have fun playing and that wasn 't th e case In the first hai L Military Institute92-63 and West- points and Rodney Holden and er n Carolina upset Tennessee- Tom Curry had 13 eac h. Holden · Chattanooga 73-72 In overt ime. had a game- high 12 rebounds. · · Appal ac~ia n State was led by Davidson mel Wes tern Carolina In th e ot her semilinai Saturday. Kemp Phillips' 14 points . He was· Marshall found Itself down by 6 the only Mountaineer in double , at halftime against Appalachian. fi gures. Appalachian jumped to a 33-2'1 But the Herd took the lead for good early in the second half with halftime lead with a balanced a 12·0 run and then capitalized on attack that included scoring" Appalachian mistakes to main - from all five sta~t ers and three reserves. Appalachian Stale had tai n Its lead. Henderson, who made ail five two :!- poin ters in the first half, o! his steals in the second hall and while both of Marshall's at·.. gat hered l_hree assists; scored 6 temp1s failed . Appalachian coach Tom Apke · points in the run. Henderson was one of four said his team's inability to J;!Jake Marshall players in doubl e fig - its shots in th e second hail was ures . Maurice Bryson added 15 the difference. March 1, 1987 Jackson's slowdown efforts fail, Cavs win; AHS beaten , ATHENS - In ClasS AAA lournament action Friday night Jackson' s · ~lowdown ta c.tics failed to slow Chillicothe enough t~ avert a 46·30 loss. · In the fir st period the 1ro nmen shot only five times and took .only th~ee shots in the third quarter, buf. lit between the Cavs took e~ough shots to lead by quarter scores of 10-8, 24·15. and 28-21. Chillicothe's leading scorer. Steve Bayless, suffered a gameending injury in th e seco nd period on a slam-dunk effort that left him sprawled on. the Convocation Cent er floor. Bayless never rPturned to the contest, but Crai g Hitchens took . Custom cruiser JVorth Gallia...thr--.-,,-'·on-'c onrinu0ct fr om .-"•.-', final lime as CHS held on for 44'..38 Win. ;N G hHd 4X rebound s led by ~()rlh q:.:.<::.:<a;.::,.,,,_: :_; s:= - ' - - ' - - - - llallla ................ li 1:! Crunk..wlllt•.................. l t Kemper's 18 and Dcnn v's 14. 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' l lrhana·1.... ... ....... ....... :.i 9 II 19 .:1;5 ,..,._ Vt•rnun ~u~.- 1: ...... :! 12 :l ·H_ .Ill A.., z-Dut• lo an in~<IIJ.~Ihh• pluyt>r, MVI\( " lf~· a!'l lo[t't•d to fnrft•lt it!!! first right ~l t•i11ril's. Among lhOS4' M 'l'rt•lwo vicolorlt>s Ovt•r Ohio Dominican and anotht·r :.~~alnsl ll)H(> . (Final U;lguP) ~Mulom• ......... ............ WORKS YOUR FMSTS10P FOR ALL Dave Watson ~· ""' · .. • \\' ·~ : R .IO IIR:\SUE .......... II , :1 ~ "alsh ........ ............... 10 ~ AUTO -· 12: 30·1: 30 p.m . Fl!ne!'s Swim knot the scar(• at 52-52 on a goal by Co rey Cor rigan with 3: 16 left .. Miami Trace won the game at the charit y stripe . getting 22 of 25 forr he ga me. 14of 16 1nthe fou rr h qu artN, tncludinga perfec t eight of eig ht in the fin al 55 seconds. The Panthers wcr~ led by Sco tt Fyffe's 28 point s while P.J. Lyons netted 20 for Athens wh ic h finished th e season with an 8-1:1 record . Box scorr: ATHENS (65\ - Jim St ricklin , LYNN ANGELL . MOC Standings ' ·NEW RIVETED DISC PADs·OR RELINED BRAKE SHOES MAKE Ma r..J-6-8 p.m . CoiiE'g(' RPc .. ....... Rittinger. se nior forwa rd. is ,.g p.m. Colt ogo Swim s.Coring at a 16 points IV>f a arne Mar . 5- Closr>d /Di sfrict Playoffs lml'nl. ..... .... ......... .... .. ......... ........ ... .......... Closf'd r- ,.. Ma r. 6-7 :8:30 p.m. Op<'n RC'c... ..... ............ ...... .... ..... 12: :Ul-1: ;mp.m. F'ltnc);s Swim I'Jip. Smith had 25 points in the ' 7: R: 30 p. m. Open S••lm VIctory. over Tiffin, whilr Verhoff Mar. 7-12·2 p.m. Open RE>c .......... ...................... .. ............ .. 12-2 p.m. Op£>n Swim Mar . 8-~2 - 2 p.m. Ope.n Rc-c.................................... ...... ... ... .. 12-2 p. m. OpPn Swim . 'lind Rittinger each tall ied 13. 6·8 p.m. College Ro c. ... ............... .. .... .. :.............. s.g p.m. College Swim ; This will be the third meeting;::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::~ :.of the y~ar between the two. Rio ,Gra nde took a 74·68 triumph af ·• Rio Grandl' while Walsh look the o.game at Walsh by a 81-80count on . a 3-point shot at the buzzer. • Ladies Travel ;.: The Rio Grande Redwomen. ,-20-5, and Greater Ohio Athletic -<;o nference tri-champs trave led 336 S. High St., Colulrilus, OH. 1 Bulldogs Ousted ATHENS - In tournament actio n involving SEOAL teams this week Warren Local defeated Nelsonville· York 84-61 while Athens fell to Miami Trace 68-65, and Jackson los t to fhe Chillico th e Cavaliers 46-30. In Class AA ·rourney action at Athens Hi g h School Brett Rauch 's 23 points paced Warren pas t th e Nelsonville-York Buck- eyes and Doug Hulfman added 16. The Warriors, seco nd seeded in the tournam ent , will now face Federal Hocking Wedn esda y night for the upp<'r bracket championship. Federal Hock ing ad va nced by upset ting the At0xandcr Spar· tans 50-49. Friday ni ght In Class AAA tou~namenl act ion at the Convo· ca tion Ce nt er on th e Ohio l! nlvc r· sit y campus, Ath ens sa w Mi ami Trace race to a 20-2 first period lead, and then usc free throws io earn a 68·65 triumph over the Bulldogs. The Panthe1·s. now 6-1\ led by quarter scores oi 20·2. :!2-23, and 46-37 b0fore AHS managed to w. 614-221-0888 • ' 'OitTII (; ,\1.1.11\ t :lX I - Tiuld llnls kin . l-4· 111-:~. , BANKRUPTCY ~: l · i: i\lllw Kt ' lllfll'r, ff.- :t-1:.: SJuml' liiOI."')'· hurn , U.:J.:I; Kl•ith Hurrwltt•, :1-1-7: Uu...,l:,· )knnr'.\ ', ~2-(i: Bon Ma y .... 11- 11-11. TOTt\1 ..~ THE INTRUDER 1400 NOW IN STOCK c -t Ervi n. 1-0·2; Jeff Coffey, 7-1-15; Chris Moyer, 0·0·0. TOTALS 13-4-30. Score hy quarters: Chillicot he ..... 10 14 4 18-46 Jacks on......... . 8 7 6 9- ,~0 , : RIO GRANDE - The Rio to Defiance on Sat urday fo r a For Rio ·Grande se nior Robbin ,c:;rande Redmen, coming off a game againsf No. 1 seeded Luck. who has scored over 1,500 )l9·76 win over Tiffin, wi ll face Defiance College, 19-5. point s in her career, Is averaging :Walsh College at Rio Grande on The Redwomen are seeded No. 20 ..'i points per game, and M.onday, at 7:30p.m. · 3 anda~ecom ingof!a fir st round Le.aAnn Mullins. who is avera g: • Rio Grande enters the second ' victory over Dyke College, 86-78. ing 20 .2.polnts per game. ~pund contest with. a 26-7 record. Defiance players to watch are This is the second stra ight year Pam Barton, who scored 22 th at the two trams have met for \)'aish is 22-!1 ;• Players to wat ch for Walsh are point s against Findlay a nd is th e District 22 Championship. Allen Walker. who scored 25 averaging 22 point s and nin e Last year Defiance stopped Rio jloints in a 77-73 win over Malone. rebounds per game. Gra nde, 8.\.66. alker averages 16.6 points per LYNE CENTER SCHEDULE game and 12.6 r~bounds . week 01 Ma<eh 1. 19111 : For Rio Grande Joe Verhoff. MTE-GYMN~SIUM POOL s"e nlor co-captain, is scoring 21. 5 Ma r . 1-12-2 p.m . o~en Rfot·. ... ... ..... .............. 12·2 p.m . Oprn Swim Points per ga me and co-captain , Mar . 2-~~:S~i~~~,:~~~ ~~~:orr;; ;~Pili :::::::::::::::. .· i2· :· :«i:t":~~ g:~: ~fi~~~ ~~::~ If you want a bike that doesn't look exactly like all the other ones that roll off the production line, you want a Suzuki VS70a Custom-look mag wh~ls come with your choice of pullback or flat handlebars. The classic V-twin 699cc engine gives you all the power you need. Make the Intruder your bike - see it today. Intruder 700 ' . up the slack by scoring 14 points and T.C. Schmidt added 10 markers. Jeff Coffey's 15 points topped the I ronmen. IV ho bowed out wIth a 1·20 record. Chillicothe will tak e it' s 13-R mark agains t Miami Trace Friday at 6: 30 in the Sectional fina ls. Box sco re: CHILLICOTHE (46) - T.C. Schmidt, 4-2- 10: Mark Cu nningham, 4-0-8; Steve Bayless, 1-0-2: Craig Hitchens. 6·2-14; Lee Edwards, 2-2-6; Jeremy Beverly, 1-0-2; Tyree Brown . 2-0-4. TOTALS ~0-6-46 . ,JACKSON (30)- Greg Harris, 3-2-8; Mike Abrams. 2·1·5; Chris j{edmen host Walsh Monday I • • NORTH GA,LLIA'S Mike Kemper (32). driv<•s inside lor a hucket against Crook,villr in Class A Sectional tourney at Meigs Friday 6tghl. Crooksville won, 44-:ll\. CHS defenders are Tom Gossman t3.1) and David Williams (31) . · The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-3 . Pomeroy- Middleport-:-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . "--------------- 1 lOGAN MONUMENT CO. 'POMEROY, OHIO- MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NIAI ' POIIIIOY-MASOitl IIIDGE lEI L YAIGIAN, MGR. 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Pelfrey led Point Pl easa nt with 20 points, followed by Sayr e with 12 and Bowers w ith 10. Ti m McNeeley .scored 16 for Mil ton, while Chandler and Greg Lunsford each contributed 14. From the field PPHS con- I ' 4 ttl \\ ••h rh • M!l . Rl •rrn• \ nlun l d .. 4 ulnmlolan :r ( n·•hlt· ..· Ia. ( nlumltl · l tooll I Milton stretched Its adva ntage to 55-46 on a palr of free throws by Aaron Chandler wi th 1:40 rema ining and held PPH:> off at the end to take the victory . The Big Blacks pulled to within 55-52 on a Bower s j umper from the top ot the key, but a Greg Lun sfo'1 l ayup with :08 rerr in- II . \\:t , hl nl(t n n f II :19 ll11 n r" t'rl •t n t n III'd ;u, .-t.·ld lifi llt•;1t h li!l, ·lnhn•IH\4' 11 .\'11rt ll rlr lt.:t ' II i l ru nl on Ill, ;\lll rll' lil"'!r•r I ~ l .il" •r l .l l.t f ::t rn•l blil lr·(:ar litolll II l .unrlun ll.i. ' l llf,\ '1 lil t• ~1 l.l•nrin H r•111k~idr • ~~~. 8 rrmkl ~ n lifi • : Get top tire mileage with top tlree~n1 . 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PPHS in the l;econd half to take th e Pioneer j\ thletic Confer ence victory at Milton. : Poin t Pl easan t was held scorejess over the firs t 4:52 be fore Bri an Sayre ca me off the bench lo bring the Big B lacks in to the ~o n tes t. Sayre netted a 15-foot · jumper for the Point Pleasant's first points at the 3: 08 mark and then fo llowed with a steal ailow ing John Pel fr ey to go in for an easy l ayup. Sayre connected from 15-feet out and nailed a j umper fr om the top of the key ~p ar kin g PPHS on a 8-0 run · br inging th e Bi g Blacks to within 12-8. • Miltor.'s Tim M cNeeley nelled a pair of basket s at th e end of the quarter as the Greyhounds upped · .Its mar gin to 16-8 alter the firs t eight minutes of play . T he Milton lead widened to20-8 as Me Neeley scored on a dr i ving 8-foo ter and followed with a pai r Qf free throws before Sayre scored . from 10-feet out and Vi ckers scored from the inside (or the Big Blacks. • Tr ailing 26-14 w ith o: 16 left in the ha lf, PPHS scored 10 unans·~ered points on a rebound basket .bY Vi ckers, a power layup by· ·John Pelfrey, an inside score by .Bowers, and two more scores by :I?elfrey from in side the paint as ·Ule Big Blacks pulled to within with two. ·. M ilton scored four of the final ;1x point s of th e hal f to take a 3o-26 lead at the i nterm ission. ; : T he Big Blac.k s ch i pped at Milton's lead and took its fi rst lead of the night w ith 2:47 left in the quarter on an inside score by Bowers. Thai would be the only )ead Poin t Pleasant would have as Milton scored the next six 'points going bac k on top. 4.1-38. :Campus 'polirt' slatt>' • • ............. •: 1-l,·rmiiO( ' t: 71. 1."'''1anill K ' .. *LIMITED* QUANTITIES 1'1•1'11 By DENI\'18 SHU MAT E OVP News Stall ••, NEW HOURS! twth:lll The Sunday Times- Sentinei- Page-C-5 Milton hands Point Pleasant .57-54 loss in season finale • H)' {'nllo•d l'ro•M l nio·r·nalional f r ld a,,··" Rj•..u ll!» Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipoiis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . ·c;MC:TRUCK ' IT'S NOI' JUST A TRUCK . ANYMORE. '• • '• • r •• • • • • • . • SMITH'S GMC. TRUCK CENTER, INC. 133 Pine Street Gallipolis, OH 45631 (1)14)446-2532 . 1985 BUICK RIVIERA 2 door coupe, finillhed in dark bronze metallic with tan velour Interior, equipped with V-8 eng.. automlltic overdrille trona .. air cond .. 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Jhcn los t a W·bR tiC'OJ r t brr a~ rr in OVC'l'l im P . Since that dcfeat.MHS has won David Todd. Joel Spencer and tw o and lost four. The Tigers Bil ly Evans will be the fi r st off dropprd l al c·season deci sions to I he ben ch for GAHS. Zanesvi lle, 68·>8: Park ers burg, Tom Cassady. regular al l year H -.'i4 ; Ath ens , 7'k67 and Zancs· for th e Ga illa ns, is Ill , and may vil le. fi.Hl. Th e two win s we1·e miss Tuesday's tournament con · OVPr Warren Local, oG-i 'i , and l !'s t accordin g to Osbo~ne . ,Jack son, 7~- tx•. Burke w il l probably go with M canwhil l', Gall ipoli s has sophomores J ustin Herb, 5·6 and ch alked up a 5·1 rE•cor d si nce th at Eri c Erb. 5-9; Doug Bent z, cold wint er nigh t in Washington center; Mark Bradl ey, 6-3 senior Co unt y. and Mark Smi th, 6·2 so phomore A ft er los ing a toug h SJ.46 at the forward slots. cont r·s l to powerful Port smoulh, Eric Miller. 6-3 junior wil l be lltc Dev ils cam e back with a 6~ · 68 the fir st off the bench for overt ime win at Logan: lltumped M ar ietta . Jac kson 79-44 ; Wheelers burg, The Ti gers arc averaging 59.5 7H-6:l : Warren &1-S9 and Point · points a game. Gallia is averagPleasant , 76-5-l . Ing 67.1. Ma r lelia is giving up 62.9 .lim Osborn e will go with Todd a game, Gal lipolis 53.8. M i ller and Ga ry Harr ison at the Bentz and Bradley were hotlhP guard posi ti ons : Mark Ber kich, l ast time Marielta faced GAHS. r ent er : .Jason Thomas and Chri s Bentz had 28, Bradley 21. ln the Howa rd, forwards. firs t meeting, Bentz had 19 and Bra dley eight. For Gailla Academy, Harrison continues to pace the Devils in scoring wilh 541 points. On Feb. 21, Harrison broke Dr. Jim Thomas ' school car eer scoring record of 1,30ll points. He now has · 1,3!3. Har rison Is averaging 27.1 a gam e this win ter. Berkich Is pi cking off 8.8 rebo unds a gam e 1161) wh ile M i ller is averaging nearl y five assists a ga me ( 81) to lead in tha t ca tegory . Howard is second top r ebounder with 104 and cassady third top scorer 17.4) wit h 149 points. Harrison and Berkich are second in tea m ass ists and scoring. Mariett a ow ns 11 distr ict crowns, 1big schools division! more than any other South east· ern Ohio t eam. (Portsmouth has won more, ·but several of the Trojan titles have l)een in AA circles In recen t years) . GAHS ha s won three district crow ns, two Jn Class A circles in 1923 and 1927 and one In Class AA play In 1973: Should the Blue Devils get by Marietta,' Tuesday's winner s wlll clash on Frida y, March 6, at 8:15 p.m. in the Convo. The upper bracket game Fri· day pits Chi llico the (13·8) agai nst Athens (9·12). The Cavs eli m inated Jackson 46-30 In opening round play on Feb. 27, and Mi am i Trace edged At hens, 68·65. Friday 's winners advance to the Ohio University Dis trict. The Southeastern's upper bracket winner plays the Eas ter l owe r linrup. Robr·rl s and ruqwro <H'(' f'o ur - yr <.~ r s lart PI'S <t nd h<J\"C compilrd most impr rs s h'P cuI' ( ' (' !' number S. Roll(•rt s has 7oil r ebound ' and nf'arl y 1.000 po int s. She a,·er agr ci U rPbound s :.md li I point s a gamp as a junior. Mobil it v t~ nd ball sensc a rr hrr bP~ t ir~ it s. M cCann said . Her high scor ing C'lfo r l la st yt' ar wa.' .12. ag.1i ns1 Hunt ington Ross . P urprm had I.IXJH ca rer' r point s SJ arling lhP 1~H ii· R7 ram ~ pa ign and avP.r agc·d 1 ~. 6 pN gamC' as " ju nirll' . Shr is an accompli shPd bali hand ler and finr pil ssN lhC' PHS mC' nlor rrpor ts. GIRLS BASKETBALL . ALL LEAGUE S. V.A.C. SELECTION PLAYER-SCHOOL YR . Renee' Ward MVP-Kygcr Creek .... ....... .. .. ... .. ...... .. ......... . Jr. Jill Drumm ond- Kyger Creek .. .... .............. .... .. .. .. .. .. ........ Jr. ... Tamm v Wc lch-Oa k HIll .. .. .... ....................... .... ........ .. ..... J r. ' Angl e Ca !clwcli-Oak Hill ...... .. .. .. ... .. .. ........ .. .. .. .. .............. Sr. Sh erry Carl f' r-Oak Hill .. ... .... .. .... .. .. .... .. .. ... ......... ............ Sr. : Trrcsa Owt•n s- Symmes Val ley .. ... ...... .. .... .. ......... .... .... ... .Jr. Tony a Sa voy- Ea stern ....... .. .. .. .. .. ........... .... ..................... 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Call MeMel Craft Satellite TV System · With Stereo Sound '.: · 2 and 4 Wheel Drive "Dodg~ aboyt 12 minu tes Ia go in th e second hal f when l an na r in o tr iggered a Witlenberg ru n, scoring nine point s during a 22· 7 spurt th at put theTiger sour front for good. Weller had 23 and l annarlno 22 , wh ile Rodn ey Litt ie fil'ld added 11 . For Ca pita l, 15-12, Tim Mu eller and Tom Lan ier eac h scored 23 points. A I Indianapoli s, Xavier ' s sur prlsing Musketeers eliminated Loyola 82-74 F rid ay night in the M idwestern Co llegiate Confer· ence semifin als. Xavier is back in the t itle game for the. four th lim p in flve yea rs. 1 $1 000 Rebate on Chrysler Fifth Avenue $1 000 Rebate on Chrysler New Yorker $1 000 Rebate on All Full-Size Dodge Pickups .Come. See the FIRST place cheer leadlng squad was Coolville with, not In order, Amber Little, Christy Furr,v, Christy Smith, Brandy Rlt chi<• and Teresa ,Jordan. From Broyhill ... Quality Craftsmanship and Timeless Beauty in the ~'South Bay'' Collection! ELECTRIC REPAIRS: AUTOMOTIVE ELEC. REPAIR: \ i URGENT CARE CENTER GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE POMEROY TEAM CHAMPS - Placing first in fifth grade com petition was Pomeroy . Team member are, front row - ,J.P. Davis, Jason Hysell, Trenton Cl eland, Jack Stan ley, ,f ell '!'racy and Shannon Nitz. Bac k row - Brad Anderson. Brian Walker , Trevor Bundy, Don May, ,Jeremy Grimm and Coac h Hank Cl eland. Tigers, Cards clash for OAC cage title om. 1933 CURRENT INTEREST RATE CLAIMS FIRST, PLACE - First In sixth grade action was . Syracuse. Team ntembers ar e, front row, left to right, Ray , Proffit!, Mark Allen, ,John Chan ey, Aaron Drumm er . Back rowCoach Ray Prolfltt Sr ., K. C. Arnott, ,John Bentley, Billy Eakins, · He'lther McPhail and Nick Eakins, scorekeeper. Angels ~=======~~~~~~~~~==:;:;:;==) SINCE The Sunday' Times-Sentinei - Page- C -7 IR·A PROVIDE AN INCOME THAT Pinkerton used her cat-li ke Ga il ipolls will counter with a Muskingum week . quickness and bailhandling to .voung squa d. T he B lue avc r agr 1.1. J point s a game last wil l be seeking their fi r st Class l1 .v rar, far a nd awa y ·marC' than AA crown si nce I he Eva ns Si sters any othr<r yearling In the ar ea . THE LEE JEANS THAT APPEAR ON PAGE ONE Of OUR MARCil 1SALE CIRCULAR MAY NOT BE Era in the late 1970s and early AVAilABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. DUE TO INCt.EMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS IN FEBRUARY, She averaged near ly six sl f'a ls 1 ~80s when GAH S captu red three WE WERE UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL QUANTITIES OF LEE JEANS FOR OUR SALE. ALL a gam e as ,we ll and pumped In 26 dis tr ict titles in a row. SIZES AND STYLES MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS WE WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL poin ts against Unioto last year in Baker will open with fr<'shman QUANTITIES AT AlATER on!)' her serond varsity g~ mc. Lor i Hamilton at cent er ; Junior THE S!MOWIZ SUP£R BLUE CAR WASH THAT APPEARS ON PAGE 19 IS AD'IERTISED WTTH A Humblp is back after getting Sar-ah Todd and fr es hman Kristi 11.00 MANUFACTURER'S REBATE. THIS TTEM OOES NOI HAVE AREBATE. THE AD PRICE FOR some pla .v ing time as a Thom as at the forward slots and THIS ITEM IS $1.99 AS 1T APP£AIIS IN THE SALE CIRCUlAR. freshman . juniors Angie H alley and Brtsy WE REGRET ANY INCON'IENIEII~CE~T:O~OU·R.;;ij. . . " Wp' re wcll·bal anced offen· Bergdoll at the guard pos itions. sive ly . We can fast break or half Off I he bench will lJ<> forward co urt , Ou r Inside and outside Tere sa Co mbs an d cente r Heat hPr Mabry. games are as good as anyb· ody's", McCann added. Gal lipoli s adva nced 10 the He added it the teani has a Athens 11isl r ict Tournamrnt bv shon comi ng, i1 is l ack of bench downin g Coa l Gro ve 62-49 and depth . Only 5· 7 junior guard Kim defl'nding ch a mpi o n P ort s· Mark ins wa s used oH !he bench mou th , fiH9 . l;1s 1 w int Pr . In oth<'r AA Di strict till s at The Rounding out th e roster ar t' 5-7 Pla ins. i\orthwPst t17·:il will junior cc·nter fll'lh Wi lson. 5-10 pia)· Sher ida n <16·61 at 6 p.m . junior center Ca r la McFa nn and Monday : Ross-Southeastern 07· fres hman guards .Jenny B rodess :. 1will bailie Green field !18·41 at and .Jea nncllc McNcliv. R p.m. Monday and Mei gs 122·01 The Red Strrak s adv anced to wi ll Iacki e Rock Hill 113-Ri al 8 thp Alhm s Cia" AA District by p.m . T uesda)'. ous ting ManchPSI(•r , so.:\~ and This ,~ · ear' s di str i ct winner will I ro nton. R4 -26. advnce ro the New Conco rd· JIM BILL'S .. ' '' Eastern cage champs, cheerleaders ch brack et sectiona l winner ,9n Thu rsday, March 12. at 6:30 aqp the East ern upper brack.ftl wll}ner plays the Southeastern Lower bracket sectional wtnn.e r at 8: 15 pn March 12. The AAA Dis trict title game Is Saturday , March 14, at 2 p.m . In the Conv9 with the winner adva ncing to the regionals at Ca nton Memorial Civic Center. Two wins would be needed Canton to advance to the 1987 Ohio State Cl ass AAA sem ifinals; to be held at the Dayton Aren ~ again this winter on March 26, 27 and 28. However, lt is a " lose and au(' ' situation in post-season play and you 've got to win the first game before thlnklng abou t what's dow n the pike, as the old saying goes. · Piketon, GAHS girls clash in Class AA District Tuesday f")urprro Jnd ~ - ~ forward Ki m Smi th - arp joined by a pair· of suprr b ti vr sophomorr guard s. :l-0 r.wf' n Pinkf'rt on ~t nd :) - ~ M indy Hu mhl<• in tht' Sl ar l ing ' .. EAST MEIGS- F"ou.r basketball team$ an d 1wo ~ heer l ea dln g squads captured honors at the E astern Fifth and Six th Grade Bas ketba l l Tournament held F'eb. 7-8 at Ea ster n Hi gh. The tou r ney was sponso red by th e Ea stern A th! C'tlc Boosters. ' ' i ;A LI.II'OL IS - Coac h Gordon B;,k c•r ' s Gal lipolis Blue A ngf'is ( !!1.:11. Southeas l<' rll Ohio L eag ue ~m el l ' l ;.~ ~s AA lronl on Src t!o nal ; t ournam t· nt C' hiJrnpions. wil l \ fr.:Jvd tu Thr Pli:iim; Tu P!-:dJ\ to ~ loc k horn, with !lcfr ndln g upper ~ br;tr kr-1 Ch1..1mpion l'ik0ton. T ip1 1fl t iJn( ' i s ~) p.m. : : Th f' rk d Stn •aks. al so 19 :1 on • !"h1 · s ra~ u n . ;trr champions or tlw Soulltrr rt Ohi o Co nfr rc•nr r a nd Por tsmouth C l:1ss AA Sf•(' t iumt l winm•rs . With 1hf· P il l ir (' (';JSI or l ast ~1 (' Hr · ~ El·:) rPgional ~rmi-Jin:.tli st : IC'o m ha ck thi s wJn lrr. Coach Si eve McCa nn ft·rls Piki•lon s t an d s <~ good (' hJn ct• of going al l , . thi s .vrar . . thr• wa _ The• Rc•tl Si r!'ak ' h<Jvr-impres· r sive pr rs .. . en·dr ntia ls. Thrcr : ~C'n io rs - f) .() pnwr· r forward . Su s~Jn 11obrrl s. ~ - fi gua rd And n •a .... .., ~· Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . 1. 19117 Marietta Blue Devils first tourney foe at .OU·Tuesday (; A LL!POLJ S - Top-st•edcd C;<lll l poli > il X · ~ I will balti c Ma · l'irlla t6· 14 J at R: 1:. p.m Tu csda1· in fir st r ound actio n of th e 19B7 Cl ass A AA Seclional bas ketball I OUJ~nam e nt il l Oh io LJ ni vrrsit y' s r·o nvuca lion Cc n 1 ~r in A th ens. 11 wil l be 1hr second co nt est of t hr e1ening. In I he l ower bruck r l opcnvr. Lancaster tl 2·8 J V.·ill bait!(' Logan 17·1:11. starlin g at 1, 1987 ~· '" "+'"':, ..,"c,."f,,_\• No BIUerfH To Buy-Evert Full featured, wi!h 4-key memory, square root and percent keys. Billfold case. 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Lam·~~Stt<r ""' · l.o ~ tUI, at OU, 6:30 p.m. Ga lllpoll~ \'S. Marlt>Ua, at OU. 14: IS p.m . Wrdnt'fMiuy ' ~ "amt:>: Warrt•n Lut•a l vs. Ftdl'ral lttH"kl na; . at Th1• PlalnH, i :30 p.m . Thursday'Mgnmt: NorthW('fil ""· l'orl!iimouch We~~t, at Porhl· mouth. ut 7: 30 p.m. Friday':>~ g-amt•s : Oak Ulll ""· South Poi nt , ollronton, p.m. !'1:4~ Porhtmouth !o'S.. COlli <:rnYr, nl Ironton, p.m. Vinton f ounty i :36 \'II, Grt•t•nfleld. cothl', i p.m . 111 Chilli· Carrollton V!'l , East l .lwrpool, at Sl••uht•n· vlllt". 7 p.m . st: (lt\1. VARSITY TEAM !Final I w Galllpoll!l. .............. ... . 10 Warl'f'n l..cJ(·uL .. ......... ; l..o,;nn ..... .. .. .. .. ...... ..... 3 I" OP 551 3 66>4 925 ~ 606 1m I. 30 3'766 3'766 We sold it new! Red exterior with contrasting vinyl trim. V-6 engine, 4 speed, AM·FM stereo, running boards. Sa~e Thousands Here! •· w TEAM Lo,ran ... ...... ............. .. 9 1\then!l ....... .. .. .... .. ..... . 1 L I P OP !OR 45! s 1117 4 Marietta .. ..... .. ........ .. . 4 Warren Local. .......... .. I 8 ' UI TOTAL.'l 30 This 2 dr. coupe has only 11,1711ow miles it is just like new - equipped the way you like them . 3 soB -m 5 Galllpoll11 ....... ........ .. .. ,JackAon ... ......... .... ... .. m 9 522 1>12 411.1 9 413 576 30 211'14 2!114 om IN THIS WORLD OF CONSTANT CHANGE ... EXERCISE YOUR liGHT TO CHOOSE YOUR MEDICAL CARElli The Medical Shoppe, Inc. 666 Jackson Pike Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-2206 Complete Rehabilitative Servim. Full line inventory of home health nttds. Complete lrace Dept. with certified Iitten on staff. HERMAN L. DILLON. hea man will store .. 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme: SEOAI. RESERVES (Final) :cor $9995 1986 Chev. Cavalier CS 4 Dr. This compact is red in color with .matching custom cloth int~rior. Only 8,8341ow miles. Compare with new ones! Priced accordingly at $7995 ' I Money Ideas 'fhe inv.esting habit . 1986 Chev. S-1 0 Pickup Physical Therapist DEE DILLON. R.N. ' .-' New S-Biazer trade-in. We sold this truck 1 new! Auto., P. steering, air cond .. custom · topper, two-tone paint. Durango package. · _ ' '' Only 15.4271ow mi.les. ,• If There Is A Qu.esdon • • • Prieed To Sell Now · • 1986 Olds Cutlass Supreme ·4 Dr. This beautiful sedan won't last long. V-8 equipped. tilt wheel, cruise control, AM -FM stereo. 3 TO CHOOSE FROM PRICED TO SELL $9995 Don't Take A Chance. Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO. CARS: 446-3672 TRUCKS: 446-2000 ., Ry STAN EVANS a rlsk -l aker. your gbal Is to pay ,<;;ALLIPOLIS- If you dev~lop exactly 90 pe1·cen1 of what you ti1,G habil of invesling when · owe. and not a penny more: vBO·•·e 20. the there·s no penalty for 10 percent habll will be In· · underwllhholdlng, as long as you g~alne d when make It up wllh your tax return )'OO're 40. II you each year. dt-l·elop the When you slart a _new job- or h~&lt of savi~g start to cope with tax changespatt of every )·ou'll have to file a new or and pliycheck. ,, amended W·4 form to aetermlne ot:mvestlng part or all of every the number of ,wlthhojdlng allo· ra-l )e (after all. you did without wances you claim. Most. sl n~tle t hi.> money · IK'fore .your raise I. people cla lin jusl one allowance yqli'll have a nice nest egg for and leave It at thai. Butyou're yo~r ; wedding and honeymoon, deflnllely entllled to al least 1wo for- kids If and when they come other allowances as a singl e along. for a firs I hou se twhet hrr on£1 10 deal with lhe personal or pot you rna rry I. . exemption, the other to deal with 1f. your e)llplover offers a the standard deduction. You may ~oll K·, or olher payroll deduction be entitled to additional allowan· plap. think very seriously .about ces If you own a home or ha ve a P"rtlolpating. Once again. If you deductible IRA or other deduc· ne~N see lhe money, you won't !Ions. The more allowances you miss lt. claim, the lower your withhold· lng ' and tbe ~lgger your pay· • Another way to save Is to slop check. tNote to tardy taxpayers: If you don't file a new W-4 before making lnterest ·fr~e loans to the Oct. 1, 1987, your employer will U .S. governmenl - which Is withhold based only on one what you do If your paycheck Is allowance, cutting your pay· belpg overwlthheld. Many people checks. So get those pencils pride themselves on getting a big ready .l refUnd or think I hat a bl!t refun~ (Mr. Evan• Is an Investment me~ns that their lax preparerdld broker with The Ohio (;ompany ~ great job. Instead, they should and Ia also a member of The New ~kic king themselves for acting like a lender to I he U.S. govern· York Stock Exchaace. He can he contacted lit The Ohio Com· men1. Your ·goalln tax wlth~old· pany'e Gallipolis office lit M&t~g; Is to pay exactly what you owe ~ ho a penny more. If you're 212$ or I·II00-28:!-9448J) • plans It administers but has promised to pay benefits now estimated at $7 billion. It hopes to get the money by setting up a new rate system which leatures a base premium close to the currenl $8.50. Thai would be paid by the SO percent to 90 percent of all companies which · have properly funded plans, she said. The rest would pay more- up to $100 a person Is possible, she said - with ra tes ranging up-. ward according to the odds of the plan falling. Utgof! believes The new funding plan would solve I he fina ncial troubles that, without change, will cause PBGC to run out of money within 10 years . But she argued that the root problem won't be attacked until laws are changed to keep companies !rom falling to put money In their pension fund and then laking their chances in bankruptcy court. "Basically, (today) you're encouraged to go out and take on more debt," she said. " ... So when you get into bankruptcy, I ·) ' ( ' '\ carrl<>s a lin<' of medi cal suppll<•s. Included In I he stock arc dlabctk, ostomy and hhulder t'<lntrol supplies, In addition to bedding. pads, dre..slnp, <h:llrs, can<•s and walkers . Th<• phone number of the shop is ~6-69~9 . NEWLY OPENED- Gallla Mt!dlcal Supply. ij:l Court St., Gallipolis, has opened in th•• form..r location of lhe Linen Shoppc. Susan Ellloll, left, and Eileen Harmon operate tht' shnp, wl1i<:h there 's not enough to cover the debts, right'! And sine~ we·re at the end of the slick in dea ling t~al out you can see what !he natural forces are thai lead to pensio n underfundlng. "That mean s il will gel worse and worse if you don ·l do something about making eom panies more responsible lor their own pension promi ses. " Rep. John P . Murlha . D-Pa . and rhal rman of the f'xeculiv P commlllee of the Congressional Swe l Caueus, said he co ns iders it '· "absoiu lrly unfair" lhal some. companies can shirk their r e-: spon slbi lilies In Bankrup tcy· Court. · "And we're subsidizing It," he: . said. "We're creating an lncenilve for prople to go Chap(er ll.' ~ Distillers seek out new territory for their product " COMPARE Frlrlots r~•sult-. : PortMrnouth 59 Wht'f'h•rshur.: !14 Grt>enfleld .a-t 0 30 ,filcllson .... . .. .. .... ...... .. TOTAL.~ 6 004 63= 6 611 641 10 1>13 139 AthenM .... .. ............... .. 2 1312 11 27 1 1:115 12211 Waverly ..................... 13 Warrtn Local............. 12 Pt. Plea!lant.. ....... P 0 IIR2 R:W 4 4 past have been getting about 7 cents to 10 cents on the dollar in underfundlng In bankruptcy. So that means you can make a dollar of a pension promise and pay 7 to 10 cents back. I want the plan to get higher up In line." Utgof!'s agency oversees the pension funds set up foP some 38 million Americans. About 100 times ~ year It has to take over the pension plan of a company that Is falling or that had failed to put enough money Into the fund. For most of Its 13·year history the guaranty corporation has covered the so-called underfundlng by charging premiums to Its members. Last year that annual fee was tripled to $8.50 pei' employee. But even that Increase became too little when the pension corporation last month terml· nated the fund of the LTV Corp., America's No. 2 steelmaker. With that decision, Utgoff's agency took on $2.3 billion more In debt. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. now holds about $3 billion tn assets from the 1,200 pension .. Only 19,773 low mil~s on this beauty. Cl · custom interior, 60-40 seats, cruise, tilt wheel. V-8 engine, rallye wheels. ,\la huma·ftlrmlnJl:ham ft:J. ·lat'kl'illll· I'illt• 1111 \\o-.;h•rn K., .. !19, .\'( '·fharluno • !13 I'!OT! By CRAIG WEBB • ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - Kat· l!Je~n Utgof! sees the govern· (nent's pension Insurance system ~IIInblng one day out o_l Its $4 bllllon dellclt with a new rate pian that charges troublemaklng <( ili'npanles the highe st premiums. :-But that's not Utgoll's only dl-eam. She also foresees a time I . ' w,pen her agency, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Co)'p., no !finger has to watch lamely as c9mpan les duck out from their I!Cnslon duties alter they get Into bankruptcy court. ; Utgofl's first goal stands a good chance of becom lng Ia w ..yhen Congress considers new funding for I he agency, probably t)lis spring. No legislation for the other project will be Introduced this year, Utgoff says, but the ' firm tones she uses' describing It spund a quiet warning that the -foman also wants her long· . ra;nge goal to become law . :' 'What you want to do is make s.ire companies have an enormous incentive In funding their ttension plans, and you won't be allle to do that unless you tell tb~m you either pay now or you P,ay later," Utgoff, executive dltector of the pension guaranty rorporatlon,. said In a recent lt~iervlew . · ; 'Right now they know If they lite for bankruptcy . they can eyeape," she sa id . "We In the By ,JANICE KALMAR United Press International For gea<'ra tion s, markeling to lhe distilled spirits Industry • simply meanl _pulling liquor on • store shelves and watching i t sell. But Increased awareness of alcohol abuse and shrinking • brand loyalities have forced ,. spir it s producers to charT un· 'r known territories. Althoug h American consu· mers spent S2:1 billion In 198.'i on distilled splrils. liquor consumption has d<:>clined about 2.pcrc('nt annually for the past 10 years . with the biggest drop, 2.4 (J('r· cent, comin~ betwN'n 19A4 and 1985, acrording to stat istics provided by lhe Distilled Spirit s Co~ ncll of lh~ United States Inc. Total consumppon decreased from 432.4 million gallo.ns In 1975 ·__ ,lo.411>.1 million .gallons jn 198o. •I "It's been a steady decline," said Lisa M. Tate, a spokeswoman for · I he council. "But ll's accelera ted over the last few ·lim C0e years, and compa nies ha ve re· spondrd wilh a proliferation of new products." ' Tate attrlbuied thP decllnP in ~9-manage l iquor consumption to severa l faclors, Including increased con· : \.ALLIPOI.IS - Jim Co~ . a sclousnrss of alcohol abuse as f6rmer resident of Gallipolis. has well as diet and health. tJrCn pr omoted to ro·ma nagrr ol "There·s bc!'n a lot of switch· ~~~R-l Lumber store in Columbus. ing over 10 drinking beer and gradua l ed from Nort h wine. and the distilled Industry qillla High Srhool in 1983 and probably has borne the brunt of attended Rio Grande College, He 1he problems of alcohol abuse a i,{ 1he son of .Jim and Irene Cor. little more than we should have. ·' B;idwell. she said . -Cor IK'gan his 84 Lumber Of I he top 20 brands. only thr<'e c~rff.r ' in August 198o al its posted sales unit gains In 19~6 Columbus sl orr. Hr and hi s wife from I he previous year. Bacardl elillne. daughler .Jamie, :1. and r um, the Industry sales leader, sOn Brandon. 1. reside in fell 8 (J('rcrnl to 7.015 million Co1umbus. cases, according to Patricia :As co· manager. Cor is responKennedy' s A tchoilc Beverage sible for total store operation Executlvr News i ell er, an Including sales and inventory Omaha , Neb. ·ba sed publication. r\)ptrol. The firm is a retail Heublein's Smirnoff and Sea· hjmber chain with regional offigram's Crown 7 also slipped In ces in five major ci ties and has 1986, with Sm irnofl decreasing 4tl0 stor('s nali6nwide. less than 1 percent to an esti- Ruuml •\lhun,.,. 1 '<~1 uf l'harmut•.\ ' lit Rt•rk... hlrt• Sr' millmtl~ M ,~.. hht ).'l••n .i. Edmu ntnn ~ Sund:~.,,· ' 1" (;:tmt ... :\'\' ltlUIJ{I' h Ill hlnJ,'ill ft :\'1 •11 .,,:,.,...,, . 111 Hurtfnrd \ ';utrtlll\'l ' r lll Ruflaln. ni li;hl Sl . l.uul~ a t l' lli .. IJtlr~h . nl~:hl Ohio Sl . l.fluf.., .U. F.\'an~t11lf • ~ I . Xat•kr !Ohio! lit l..n,t·nht ! Ill . 1 i t llrinrtht•ao.to•r" ,\Jhh'lil · fttnf••r ' '"'''' 1;:1 •!IJ:I '! 1'7 t:l :1:1 Tnro~ ·"•·m G,\ Ht•l rt JUST TRADED THIS WEEK ~· r an lun ~11!1 ·'"rrl~ (it' . Air, AM-FM stereo with cassette, Super Stock wheels, tilt. cruise, rear deck rack and only 22,143 low miles! jfi Son h1·rn S.•ntlllnal,; '!1111 '!Ill ( <lllttoiK•II l'unJno•n t·r• llh j,.J.,n \\ L T l h . . s.·mlnn:.t l ~ '! I :11 K :w '!Ill 211!1 t :l :i'! fi .i'! ~ I I :till ltulll' llulll 1985 Olds Ciera LS S.•mlllnuJ.. l' ;tlrld, ll l1r.lon llnl r ,, Rupli.o.IIJI . ltad(urd ill C':(Uilphl'll ill, S . f..A~III'\ lilt • ":II \\ul,.,.l uuft·r••IU'I' l'tl .. h , Sl•mlllnal~oo NHL rt'suh;; ...... ,Jr ' · -But we have the Best ~eals in to'wn! If you stop and see .our selection, we know we can make a deal! '" March 1, 1987 . ~• :• SALE We know the traffic is tough " Section pension agency chief wants ·g. oals transformed into law -Construction Tallmlldgo• :J:I , );fol' :11 \'andalla Rllllt•r ti, Sprlngfidd s 16 nw.s \1\ :o ~ u ul , , . ~.~ .l••r ... •y l' llihuldphia ul lluu..;tun Ut•lrHII ;tl 1\w-ton. nlnlu .\'o ·" Y••r" at lndi :111a , nh:ht l'ltldl \T 1• 1 \TIt '' ROAD ( 'lr Ma~nlfit • ll; t :p; .\tadiMin ~ I , E».stlakr Sorl h IS .'M ll.~~ool llon .lal'k...;on fl.:!, ~ ( 'Jtnton ;)J rarmu Holy ~ltmf'61 , W ad~o;~· orch ~ ~~ PIU'IIHI Padua ea. Lodl (' IOI'erh•IJ I 3'! Sullnn•lllr So utht•rn :tJ, l.l:o~hun :tl l'll lo " Business· rQiddle relief. ( '; But late·season Injuries A: ' Marlo Soto and John Deq!iY· forced Power Into th~ starting rotation. where he was 6-1 ov€'1'of the Jim Mink Ch(?,vrolet-Oldsmobile • Lor~tln Kln~5 t, ,. ,, 11th~~ · .. <:amt"' .\ ,\TIU~ .\1 . last season In the II "•·•t••r•• ('nnrc•r'••nc·•· .\ lld"' "' IIU\J.,I ou 'o\ I. I'd (ill :li 1!1 .tll\1 :1 1 ~ I ..llil .11: :u . R4 · ~1'rro · rt1•k lK, !o!ldnn I ~ l'ln :\Jt·,\ui••Y .W, fin 8~ron3ti ( 'In S. •tnn 66. Cin ,\ndl·r~•m :J.K t: fHnl nn l4, ( 'olumhiMa ( 'r("l<il''"'"- :11 Eudid lit, "("l<i' f;l 'llUt:a all Lak"""'·•IIXI 8-1 , l.akt"''ood i\u~stlnr II IIi :t!l .'l'ill ~.; u · ~ .2541 '('; 1 : ( ••nt r.tl Dl \ I... ton Nt·~ ·lc • r~o ,\' Power bullpen and wltb hlgll expectatlons, coming of! a year In which h€' racked up 27 saves with an ERA of 2.70. But Power slumped miserably In 1986, eventually himself to a ~ ( ' hu." r\1\;\ I. l 'c ·t I~ p·ow er said at th~ Reds' spring training camp Friday. "I just have to get my arm ready to go seven, eight or nine Innings." March 1, 1987 .ur Hudll4•1 ;8, 1\:orton :11 r\l l.ullit · Oh l .. ihn ll•..,.Wn TAMPA , Fla . !UP!) - Clncln·· nat! Reds pitcher Ted Power sayshewant s tobeinthestartlng· rot~tion when ihe baseb,all sea· son opens. " l'm Girls scores !'\ ,\TfO:\ \1. 11 ;\.'(J\F.'J'BAI.L ,\.IO S()f. · w. Va. Power wants to be in. starting rotation for -Cincinnati thi~ year Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. 1'ed NBA resuhs ' mated 6.250 million cas<'s, and 7 Crown 5 percl'nt lo -!.892 million cases. Olhrr brands with declines included Brown -Forman' s Candian Mis t. Nalional Di sli llers' Windsor Canadia n, Hiram · Walker's C.anadian Cl ub and Seagrams ' V.O . Onlv Heublein·s Popov Vodka. Na tional Dlsllller 's Kuypers Cor· dials and Msr. Hrmf s St olich· nay a Vodka posted gain s. rising 4 (J('rcenl, 55 percent and 15..1 percenl, respect ivel)'. " li 's a tough timr for lhe bu oiness, ·· so id Pet er S.D . Dim sry . l ';wcu!ive vi cp prr•s illl'nt ol mark eling tor th• · Hou se nf Sc<Jgram :-, , lhr Am0 r ir an subsi· diar>' of .Jos. E Se agr ams I nc. "Bu l thrrc' s real lv morr chan ge· I han loss of consumplion. ·· Maj or dis Ti l ler s ha ve r·r spondrd h> alt empling ro play biggPr roles in lhr br l'rrage lndustr.v . markNin g such iiPm s as win r coolers. which brra mf' t.J Sl billion bu siness v irluall.v O\'('r nlght. fla vored schn apps. bottl ('tl Microchip production vexes manufacturers The el chlng of the chips is a ByMEDENIX complicated and expensive pr o· LUBBOCK, Texas (UP!\ cess thai begin s wilh " single Microchips may have Improved crystal of silicon 1hinly sli ced lo the efficiency of modern Indus· produce a wafer. This wafer. try, but producing the tiny aboul six inches In qtam ercr. compuler parts efficiently still is becomes I he ba se upon whi ch as a major problem, says a remany as 100 to oUO microchips searcher who is seeking a can be buill, he said. soiullon. With a success rate averaging The wafer i s coated wi th one good m lcrochlp for every various layers of melals or three manufaclured , the Indusoxides, each with varyingel ecl ritry must overproduce by IWO· ca! conducting properties. This thirds jusllo meet Its need s, says proces s Is done a layer al a time Texas Tech University engineer· and If one layer does no1 form ing prolessor Russell Rhinehart. properly, the microchip will The manufacturing proces s is malfunction even if all subsefrustrating an d expen sive bequent layers are lint•, Rhlneharl cause no reliable way has been developed to test microchips said. " The cr iti cal cl cc l rica! proper· during production. ties of an Integrated ci rcuit are Rhinehart said ln·process me· dependent on Ihe quality directly thods do not exist for lnterme· and conlro l of the etching pro· dlate product (J('rforman ce test cess," he said. Ing after each step. He said the The manufactur ing lime for" devIces are tested after several typical 15- layer micr ochip is days of fabrlcalion. 60 days, Rhinch:ul sa id . about "If a bad step on an early day of "On a new chip being produced testing caused wholesale device for the first lime. manufacturer s failure, several days of subse· are really pleased If lhey can quent processing would be unnc· 1urn our 10 perccm good chips. cessar ll y Invested," he said. Event ually they can turn out one Rhinehart, through Tech's good one In ever y three. but it is Producllvily in High Tech Manu· more by guesswork than prccl · facturlng project funded by the • sion measurement. Texas Advanced Technology Re "Whal we ar c try in g 10 do is search Fund, Is sludying wa ys by apply chemica l engineering l ech· which the chemical processes In niques to under stand the chemimaking the microchips ca n be ca l processes so we can control monitored to produce bellrr I hem ," he said . chips. wa! Pr s nnd olhL·r low and nnn· h;1s l nlr odli c •~ d sr vrral n('w pro.' al cohol prod ucTs duct ' "nd lnlrnrion:~llv slaved' away from li s 200- _vp;.,·~o ld bOur -: bon hrrlla~;r In an a11r mp1 to: push low cu·d a contf'mp(IJ·.:li·v · imagr for thf' hnmd. ·· u." '<i l o dr pen<i on tradl·: 1ional cal egories of dlsillled· spi r il s growing a III II<• IJII Pac h: .vear. It wa s k lml of llkl' bu.vlng an : annullv, " BJrnPl! s;:tld . "That · · , ,opprcl. ·· .Ju s t la s t yt•ar. nrown· Forr man , lh•· l.oub\"illfl. l\y .. ba sed m:.kr•r ol Canadian Misl , purcha sed Cali forn i a Wi ne r oolrrs. " II used ro IJ<' I har our bu stness wa s dri vrn b.v imprinti ng ... ~o n drank whltl falhf'r drank 11nd wh JI gnmd l'al hPr drank. Thi s builllhf•l)u sl nrss wr hi! Vf' now. " sa id C . l.a nr• Ba rn £'11. vlrP prPs !dc·nl i.l nd tl i I'N' Ior of ma r kr l· ing for I he· Chicago· b<.tsfld .Ia mrs B. B<'am Di slilt ing Co. " But thos0 day s iH f' OV ('t' , and now wt' ha vr to haV(1 a full n~ pN t ol rr of pl'oducts in ordl' l' to rpakl' surr wr ha vr .'iO mPihing to sl'll . II roo k i hl' predictablliT ) oul of our bu sl nrss, ·· h<.' said . In lhP l>asl f1 •w .\ ·(• <.~r s, i1l'am ··w,, Barn• ·tl ~ iJidwhi!P.Jim R('cim Is · ' ill I II s Ia r grs 1selling produ cl , II s: satPs frlt r; per crn 1 In 1 9~6 . and ~ I he co mpilny Is contlnuall_v look-· i ng lo add nt•w pr·oducl s lo lis : I inP. 4 " We C'OUidn ' r in c~l Y('ilrS· C'S!'apf' our hourbon -nes s. We arf' : bourlmn. Bul whal we'n• lrylng : 1u say Is we ' re· mor(• than ~ bourbon ," h<· said. .. ' IIEtEIVES SAFETY AWI\111) - An :1ward for the 1011\r~it lost-lim<' ru-d dcnt rutin has hl"'n pr<•scntcd to M1•rco Mlnln• Vinton, lor the month of .January hy the South<• astern Ohio Dl!iri-Lol Council of the J'olm•·-• SuMy As.• odutinn. MuklnRthc prcscnlatlon i• Ellswor th BenRry, It'll, Sl'crctary·tr<·asurcr of the a..-oclutlon,lo Tcrr.v IIIII, Mereu K<'n cral ·"'l"·rint<·nd<·nt. Tlw award I•I IH~ued monthly :u1d the group with a conslsll•ntly low t< ..t-tlme accident ratio wins an award fnr tht~ .'Vt•ar. Mt1r(·n h a.~~t wnn thf1 un"uul award for 19X5 and 191lG. ,---Business Briefs:-------------. Real estate courses .~lated RIO GRANDE -Thr ee real cslat c courses will be held a1 Rio Orande College and Communli y Coll ege during spr in g qua rl<'r. Real E state Finance will mec1 on Wednesda ys from 6·9 p.m . In Room 10o of the James A . RhoM s Siudent Cent er. Real E sla te Law will be held on Thursda ys from n-9 p.m . al I he Student Center In Room 104. Real Esta te Prlnclplles and Prar llces will m<'et on Tut•sda y., from 6::liJ.9:30 p.m . In Room 12o of I he Dav is Careers Cent er . All cl asses will be held on campu s. Registration for spring quarter will be March 30. Student s may reglst<'r at th is lime. or wall until the flrol night of class. Books will be so ld only during I he firs I night of class. For more Information , cont acl th l' O!flce of Conl!nu lng Education at 245·5353. Resume, i'uterview .~eminar set RIO GRANDE - A seminar on res ume w riting and lnlervlewlng techniques will be offer ed at Rio Gr ande Co llegl' and Communlly College. Participants be made aware of I he preparallon l hal Is Involved In ·preparing for Interviewing and resume wr it In g. Instruction will be given In the skills of resume 1wrlt In g. The process ofw~ltlng an application will be explored . This Includes what Is relevant, the law as to what Is mandatory to fill out the application, and how to !Ill out an appll callon. To ass ist I he participant, a practice appllcal!on Is presented enabling the person to receive feedback on hi s/ her answer s. wrillng and spelling. The group leader will explain In detail what one should or should not wear, cleanliness , the length of hair acceptable and will m .:J ny o!hcr asp(1c1s of pP rson ~ l upprurancf'. Pa rllripant s will tw lnstruclcd In ll ·c hnlqu ~s ol ro mmunka· l ions, Pye eonla ct. non-vc•rtml co mmunlcaflon . g r·rptln~s . l(ln( ' of voice. lechnlqups of how 10 cover nNvousnPs s. poiiiCnPs.s. how lo si t du r ing lht' Inter view. quesllons ro ask an<l no11 0 "'k and how ro sPII oncsrif. A Ilsi of crur sllon s Thai <'n1 J!IOyf'rs mig hi as k nrr· glvP n to Th e sludPn iS Hnd a discussion 1.' hr ld on how on<' could r('spond. A tiSI of reasons why prop!<• do nol W'l hlrPd will b(• pn'seniPd ;ond di scussed. The parll clpant Is then askc'd 10 rolr pl<•.v wllh I he lead<•r lor group rvaiuul ton. Th e semin ar will be held In Room 112 of lh<· .J:o mc' fl . Hhodf's Sl udenl C'PniN on Apr112:1 and Ma y 2 from~ u . m . unill noon, The frP Is $2> per per so n and I he lnslructor will br- l'o·g Thoma s. For· morr Information . conta ct lhc Office· of Conllnulng Educa l ion al 24 ~ · o:lo:l . A.~.mci.ate of store cho.~en POMEHOY - & •cky l.ec· was c hosen A "odo~ il • of ihP Ston• for FL'IJruar y at I he Pomeroy Rig Wheel Sl Ot'<'. M:.nager Tim C'ustc·r J nnounces . • I.C<' works In lhr offi ce and was prese n1rd an award bv Cusler . In addition, her namP wlllll<' IJddet'li o lh<• fl ssoclalr oT the Si orr plaque In th< • store. L1·c ha s ben employed at Big Wheel for t 1t1 yr drs . Shr exemplifies an above sl andard level of job performance and main w in s good customer service skills and a pos lilve atllludr 10ward the company, Custer reports . Lee was chosen one or the outstanding associ ates from more lhan 4,000 employees In !he New Casllc. Po .. based discount department store chain with 81) locations In Connrcllcut, Indiana , Michigan, New York. Ohio', Penn sylvania. Rhod~ Island and West Virginia . ., • • ' • I ·~ • ... • ' �... ~ ........ • ' Page- D-2~ The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. March Va, 1, 1987 ,-----Local Briefs: Homes for Sale 1 :3-b~.-d-ro_o_m-,-,-,.. -.-,-.-,-.-w-n-.-2 .. Ea.~tern GALLIPOLIS- The 1962 gradu a tin g class ofGallia Academy High Sc hool wtll conduct Its 25th reunion on Sa turd ay, July 4 lndl\'ldua ls who know the where·abouts of th f' following 1962 graduates hav e been asked to co nt act Carol Cremeans at 446·4298: Ken Baker. Lavo nne Burke .Ie fler,, Wttl ta m Henry, Pat Randolph , Karen Williams Kalaod on. Pat Woodvard .Ja' rn s and Jinx Farley . · Me~s board takes action GAL LIPOLIS - The annua l wmte r sports banq.u!'l for Gallipolis Blue Dev il and Blue Ange l athletes wtll be held Thursday. Ma rch 19. beg tnning at {; :10 p.m in Buck eye Hills Career Cent e r according to fl tll Wamsley, G,\HS a thl eti c director. The event is sponsored by the Gallipo lis Athlcllc Boos ters Club. Members of th e boys and gtrls Sf, OAL champronsh tp teams. and the GA HS wres tling s~u ad will be honored. The meal wtll be a potluck affai r . Church cancels school for today Scuba diving class offered POMEROY - There wtll be no Sunday sc hool or chu rch sc hool todav at Tnnttv Chu rch in Pomeroy due to th e death of th e pastor . ihe Rev w·.H. Perrm Me mona I servrccs wtll be held at th e chu rch a I 2 p.m. t hts a Iter noo n and the fa mrly wil l recctve frrends one hou r prior to !he services. Open door ses ..;ion T«;esday GA LLIPOLIS- A re presentative from lheotl tce of U S Rep Cla rence E. Mtltrr wtll condu ct <Jn ope n doo r " '" ion I rom 11 am Ia 1 p.m. In lht' Ga lIta Cou nt y \ourthousr Anvone with' qu eslio ns co ncerning the fedPral gov rrn mr nt is mcouragrd to discuss them wtlh the rrprcsen tati vc .. units respond lO Fttaths, fireplace. central air ~ range & oven City Schools Ph calL.; ' 614·245·924S ::R:ou:,::.-:: 35;-.-:w:::-,.-,-.-:r- H-:o-r-,0-,,-,3 POMEROY- Six calls were answered by loca l units Friday, • ' the Meigs Cou nt y Emergency Medical Services reports. At 9· 37 a m.. . Middleporl took Pau line Harron from Pearl Street to Veterans Memo rial Hospital: Tuppers Plains at 10:15 , a m., loo k Elisa Barton from Ohi o 7 to Camden-Clark Hospital tn Parkersbu r·g, W.Va. : Middleporl at 2:51 p.m took Dollie Scarberry from the scene of an auto acc ident on County Ro~d 3 to Veteran s Memorial; Rutl and at .1· 48 p.m. took Rober t Miller to Pleasanl Valley Hospit al and ar 7:16 p.m. Rutla nd took Jeremy Fuller to Holzer Medical Center from Townshi p Road 175; the Racine Ftre Department answered a call to Fifth Street . where a car was on fire at 5. 04 p.m The EMS reported six ca lls on Thursday: Mrddleport at 9: 56 a m. to South Second Aven ue for Sheila Maddox to Veterans Memonal Hos pital: Rutland at 11 : 10 a.m. to Ma in Street for Ann Kin caid who was treated but not lra nsporled. Pomeroy at 6:06p.m . to Mu lberry Avenue for Wilbur f'err in to Vetera ns ,. Memorial Hospital; Middleporl at 9· 21 p.m. to Hudso n Street for Gr€'g Knapp to Vetera ns Memonat Hospital; Mtddlcporl at ·.'· JO· 49 p.m to Story's Ru n Road f01 Thomas Klein to Ve terans Memonal Hospital; Columbia Township Fire Departmenl at 8·41 p m to ass is! Albany !"ire Depa rtment "it h a br ush fi r'€' On U.S. 50 EAST MEIGS- Personnel matrers in volving tw o teachers were discussed during the execullve sess ion of the Eastern Local Board of Education Thursda> nigh t ' In other bu siness, th e board. -Dented a request from two teachers Ia use stck leave as maternit y leave. saying 11 was an tllega l procedure under s tate la w -Employed Mary Wells as substi tu te lib ra ry aide. custodian cook and kinderga rten aide. -A pproved Don Ja ckson as volunteer as ststant girls' softball coach a nd Char les Collins as volu nteer boys' baseball coa ch -Approved an app roprlai lon modtflcatlon -Confirmed Sund ay , Ma y 31. 6 :!0 p m .. as graduallon. -Passed a resolulion declaring March 2·6 as Right To Read Week throughout !he di slrict. -Approved an advance appropria lion of$3,600 to !he unrform supply fund. -Before adjournin g at approxim ately J · Jo a m., the boa rd set a spec tal meeting In discuss budgota rv matters for6 ~0 p.m Marc h 6 Will honor champs March 19 .. 1, 1987 31 Class of 1962 plans 25th reunion GALLIPOLIS - A sc uba divin g class offered b\ t hr 0 0 Mcintyre Park Distric t will begi n Sunday, March 8. and run for the nex t fi ve Sunda ys throu gh Apnl 12 fr om 1 5 p m "' rh r· Galllpohs Develo pment al Cent er Ac tr viT,\ Cen ter. Fee for th€' class wt lt be $12:i for f01 Ia" cnfor ecmrn t offlcersi personnri an d $1.10 for other rn ter l'SIPd perso ns. Aft er attending this crr tiftra tion class part icrpant s wil l be certttled as a Professional Assoc ta t ion of Divin g I nsrruc t ors open water diver. This level ol cem fi ra llon Is recogn ized worldwid e and allows par ticipants to dive to depths ot 60 feet Thr studrnt will need to furn rs h hts or hrr ow n mas k. S\\ im fins and snorkel All other equtpmcnt in cluding textboo k.. log book and dive tabl es , wtlt be furnishl'd For morr rnforma t ion. or to pn··rcg rste·r fu r tHe· cla ss. ca ll the par k di str ict at 44h·4612. ex ten sron 2:ili March Bon ]ovi concert sold , lfllles 3 BR . single garage, utility , rm • 1 bath, mce yard. Call EAST MEI GS - A special meeting of the Eastern Local School District Boar·d of Educallon has been ca lled for fi p.m Tuesday at lh€' school to dr scuss pNsonn el Sorority schedules mPeting POMEROY - A marr iage license has been iss ued tn Mctgs Co unty Probat e Court to Theodore Thompson Reed Ill. :n. and Ka thv DeP Munro, .11 1981 Olkbf<lok 14x70. LR eiiPitldo. 38R. 2 bath. wood· bumer, AC 112.500 or bttt oHer Must sell call 814·379· '-:-:-:-:-:--:--;3 bdr , 2 baths, cental a1r. In . excellent condttion Ne1ghbor· •hood near Hotzer. 161 ,600 Ctll 0 814-446· 3961 '. :'-:-------- : Mill't Home, Evant Heights 3 ~ bdr . central air, full btmt, ~ carport, low billt·(FHA) Call ·614·446·0906 '::--:--,.---- •House for tala by owners . 38 : vinton Ava Call &14· 446· 2082 , for appointment. · ~-'-------'­ .Two bedroom houte. living ~ room. dinmg room. kitchen, ;=:::u:u~~:·::,~nKt~a~~~~e fi OUI acres on Roae Hill, Pomeroy Owner must tell Reasonable 1Dffer wUI be considered. Pflone 614-678·2513. PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of Comml&· Babystner needed a couple of days a week Call 614 -3670646 aionert, Gtllia Metropolitan Houting Authority will open Help Wanted ...tad bid& 11 their office. Route 2. Building #14. BidwoU.Ohio,o112:00P M.on March 18, 1987. foro 1987 Pick-Up True~ The bido No Expenence Neceuary Mu st be evarlable for immedtate em - ployment. Hours. 1pm-1Dpm e300-wk Call Monday only 10em -3pm for personal Inter· mull be filid in the Housing Authorily Office by 4:00 p m.. Morch 17, 1987. Torma HBJ Insurance Farm Unn S! ek - mg earmng potential For personal tnterview wme· Mr OatnetOist Mgr care of 80.11. T-200 Gallipoli1 Oa1ly Tribune, 826 Tt'l lrd Av e Galhpollt, OM 46631 ,, .,.., -'·• ,,., fT!1 Ann ou 11 ce 111 en Is ~ . Cl ' . , -v f ......... Expeuenced sea mstreesea wanted Work at home on p~e ce work Central Ohto doll maker ··- · 6 Lost and Found Giveaway Mal e a..setl Hound lound 1n of Rt 143 and C R 1 8 , Han ito nville. Ca ll 6 14· 742 2016 ~ctnity =·.:.·: 9 7 Used Mobtle Homes Call 61 4· 446·0175. - -- - - -- - - - E11111loyment Gallipolis · Puppin· Wtll be amall dog a.To good home Ca\1 e~o~ening1 614· & Vicinity 446·1909 3 Good watchdogs Call 614· 1608 M1le one year old Collie type dog to gin •way to good hom• Ctll Butldtng 602 Second, Sot thr\J Sal , NeJ~t · Wt aem en Ay encv Washer dryer wringer type waahM·double tubl , electric: & ga1 ungea , tab le. chatrt . clo· thing ant tques, manv ilemsl Six puppin. Dalmatian 1nd Otrmtn Sh,erd mu~td , 304· Rumm age Sal e Cen te na ry Town Mouae. March 3 4 . 9AM · 5PM . Clothing collectibles, and new cratt nemt Good outelde •ollet 304·4 68· Large Garage Sale. March 2· 3 101 Mabelane Dr 614·992·7458. 743·3398. Services Yard Sale 1657. 1 1 Help Wanted Anentto n Nurses Reward ing e• perten cet for the soct1lly oriented nurse. A 36 bed newer facthtv for the bastcally embule tory elderly with a hlstOfy of setzure diSorder or mental retar· dalton. Currently seekin g a call In sub LPN to work all s htft a Be part of a grow ing company Conta ct Ohio J ob Services. Cal1614· 446· 1683 TOUR GUIDES DEER LAND RESORT· Plena nt working condttion11 Many com pany benofitt Management PO· sit1o ns 111ailable. 1300· 1450 Bt · WUkly For appointment 286· 6421 , ask for Frankie REPS NE EDED 6 Lost and Found FOIJNO. Sm11t wh ite dog m the vicinity of 0 J White Rd Ctlt 445-6297 or 448·1198 LOST. Gallipollt are•lluett elt fem11l1 with collar and Mmplat• Wry thy If SNn PINtt CIU 614 · 742·3141 lv,nings · CoHICt A.wtrd Fo~I'Kf on l\tlavillt Rd . N•ar lhrJn• Club-lrown. blacll a whlta mixture Nit BIIQit GOld wrth people. II no one cllhn•. will olve.way, Ca11114· 448 - 4479 mornlngt & l'ttnings. Fo'4Pd' black Md whlt1 malt puptty In lrldbury. C1ll 014· 112·1011. lost · Ftmtle 11~14. 2 yr. old. Brown nylon coli•. tltmlock OroVt .,,. 01•· 192-?573. 9 Wanted To Buy We PI¥ cath tor l1te model clean uted CIU Jim Mmk Chev -Oidt In c 8111 Gen e Jo hn ton 614·446·3672 TOP CASH paid tor '83 modef tnd new11 used c11rs Smrth Bulck·Pontl", 1911 Eastern Ava , Galllpolill . Call 6 14· 446· 2282 Top prices paid for standing timber call aft1r 6pm Ph. 614· 446 · 7~24 Wracked & junk motorcyclel, mil'l i· bikH Any condition C1 ll 114·446·2899. Buying dally gold. tilvar coins. rings, jewelry, tterliftg ware old ' coi ns. currtncy. Top prl· cas Ed urken Btr!Mr Shop , 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh 614 · '"I' 992·3476. For bu 1lness accounll Full Time, 160,000 tBO ,OOO· Part· Ttme. S 1 2, 000 · $18 ,000· NO Sellmg. rapftat bus ineu . Set you• own hours. Tr ai ning pro vidnd. Call 1-612-938· 6870, M· F. 8 11m to 5pm !Centrtl Standard Ttmel AVON Sell Avon-Make 40% Call614·446· l358 Baby 1itter needed preferably In mv home on Rt ccoon Ad Few even ings & few weM.end a-mo, Call 614-446-3431 Want&d• Mature lady In htr 60's to wat ch 2 boy li n my hom11 Call 614·448-3141 1fter 3 PM . Oep endtblt. ambitious penon with pleasant personality for Insurance otflct Must bt profl· clent in malh, & typing. Stnd retLimt to Bo• T· 100 c/ o Gallipolis Daily Tribun1, 825 Third Avenue, Galllpolll , Ott 45&31. I appro 11. 10 aewe!'1 AverliJe pav $6 50 pet" Rag Don Wanted To Buy 446·9535. Two hamttert w1th cage & accenor let Call 614 ·446 · neltds "Three weeks ago, my doctor told me to jog five miles a day. So far, I'm 105 miles from home." 3 Announcements 416·3797 m Gallia & Ing accounts Company beneftts & mcent tve programs Great MAR . 1, 8 011 range , boll aprmga & mahteH. kitc tlen chain rec· linllf See at 602 Second. Galhpolls. OH rep marketmg system Manv exist- The Board of Commit· sioner1 of the Gellla Metropohtln Hou1ing Authority renrvea the nght to accept or reject eny or ell bids. John P. Roderut e..cutlve Director Free firewood on the groun d behind the tlfport Call 614- sale• au rrounding counties. Umque obtained from the Houalng Aulhorily Dlreclor. John P Rodorua. (6t4J 446-0251 . 4 614-446-7451 YI8W of purch•• · C11h on delivery. Sf*lficoliona may be Racine Gun Shoot sponsored by ~1dn1 Gul\ Club Every Sunday, ~nn lng at 1.00 p.m. Fa ctory Choke. 1 2 guage shotguns Help Wanted tncludlng bod•es and clothes Mutt be wilhng towork25 hDllrs or more per weelc quaUty consciout Reliable, ind1vldval1 only. Musl tend sample of your work to: Mi111 Prluy' s. 7696 Bellaire Ave Dubltn , Ohio 43017. We will return For details call Barby Ro berti 1 · 889 1397 Wanted Hatrstylisl. mal e or female 1 year e•perienee pref. fered but not necet~~try Ca ll 992·2550 or stop tn et She11 ltlu&tont 2 93 S 2nd Middleport Work Adjustmen t Specttllst needed Mutt hl'tle adult 1ervi· ca1 certiftcate at lstued by the Department ot MR· DD tor Work Adtuttment SpecialiJt Salary t 1 5 450 Benafitsincludemedi· cal liability Insurance, retirement, tiCk leave, perton11 diVt: paid v1cation. paid life msu· rancfl, llducatton•l reimbu rsement, staff recreation facllit•n Hours · 8 00 am to 4:00 pm (fteningt and weekends required ) Post1ng date was Febru· lilY 26, 1987 Appli cantt should aend retumu t o: Metgt County Board of Mental Retardation, P 0 . Box 30?. S•;ncuse, Ohio 46779 RetumM must bt received by March 11 . 1987 Commun ity Placement SpecialIll needed Mutt have Adult Servtces Certificate a111sued by the Ohio Dep•nmtnt of MA ·DO tor job Placement Specialist. Salary commenturatn with u perience Benetlta Include midi· cal , ll1bllity insurance; retlrtment, alck leave. peraonal diV•· paid Vltltlon. paid hfe lnau· ranee; educ1tlonal reimbur•• ment, staff recrtltio n tactlltl•. Hourt : 8.00 tm ·4 .00 pm (lome IIVfln ings, week1111d1 requlredt Po111ng de1t· February 26, 1987 Appllcanu lhoukf "nd rttumu to Meigs County Board of Menial Retard11tlon, P 0 Box 307, Syracuae. Ohio •&779 R11um11 mutt be received by Marcf111 . 1987. 1 1 Help Wanted 1 1 Help Wanted Good with People? Put your talents to work Earn good US selling Avon. Call 614-446· 2166 GOV E RNMENT JOBS S16,040· S59,230 vr Now H1t· mg Call 805 ·687·6000 Ext R 9805 t or current fndorall1st W~n ted The Army Nat1onal Guard n oods bnth non· PrtOr and pttor m1111 ary servlcft Indiv id ual s Jotn now for a part.t1me JOb with full ttme ttenafllt Edu eettonal money available 304· 675-3950 Of 1- part· ttm e working tnt o lull ttme long d1ttanee truck driver Mutt have one year expenenco m tanker & two years experience m tractor trailer & be over the age of 23 Call for appointment Mon -Fn 9 · 6 Le e Conrad Express 1· 304· 9271600 Need babySitter tn my home Call 614· 448-8194 - - - - - - - - ·lc- IMMEOIATE , Help wanted, full time Obstetrical Charge R N po11t1on avatlable Labor and delivery ••pertence required, excellent fttnge benelttl and starting salary. Contact person· nel dept at Pleasant Valley Ho1pital for more informatiOn Equtal oppor1unity. 1ff1rmttrve action protective employees Baby 11t1er needed , reference r&qutred Call 304-6'76 6969 after 6 30 PM ECQNOMICS SERVICES SU PERVISOR , Ill Th e W Va Dept of Human Sev it recrutt lng quahf1 ed applicants for lh e above potttton. An employee m th11 class is respon11ble for train1ng tnd on-going IUP8fVI· tton ot Ec onomt c Sarv1 ce Warkers Th e employ11e i1 re aponaible for ensuring that Dept of Human Services Programs or bene1ttl are procened in accordance w1tf't departmental policy Applicattont should be mailed to: Sharon Wlnkler·Serent. Area Admintstrator. 3136 18th St Ad, Huntington, W Va. 26701 Baby litter prefer in our hom e, twa chtldran, week days. aft er 4 :00 cell 304· 773-5081, 1nttr· e1ted perso n only. 12 Home care Have room for elderty lady m my home Stele licensed $600 per month Home cooktng, lovtn g care Call :1\ beauttful tlome on a ntca lot, , real convenient , and good neigh· borhood on Mulberry Hgts.. ·Pomeroy, 0 . 614· 992· 6323 . ·Newly renovated , 2 bedroom, 1f"ll basement, fret gas. Por· ,Uand. Ohio 814·843-6309 •An xious to selll l Reduced price!l • J' bedroom, 2 full batht, bu1lt-tn :~~~h:;..;~n~:l ~'·:::.~ pp~~~t . Pleasant, Pat and Butch Green · .,, •. 304·676·2886. · P'r~ce reduced, by owner. 3 : tHtdroom. kitchen. dming room. . living room , family room with -wood burner, one acre. garage, 2 -outbUIIdiOgt, 304· 896· 3.. 58 PSale or rent, New Haven, 3 •bedrooms, 2 batht, ltreplace. . garage. I 38,000 .00 or f276 .00 month plu 1 depo1it, 304-273completely remadeled two or three bedroom house with basement. 60x160 lot. 2312 M1d1· 10n Ave Wculd make excellent ftarter home or rental property. Alto, a new 10 ft satellite sy1tem t21 ,600 00 304·676· 5477 10·00 •o 5 OD or after 15 NEWTON MFG COM~ANY . Dept E 1359. Newton, towt S0208 ul HOSPITAL PHARMA C IST , Jack1on General Hos pital, Rt pley , W Va it accepting apphca· t1ons for a full 11me pharm1c1n Hosp1tal pharmacy utililtles a new Renlar Computor system, umt dosmg and total IV admnt· ture. Four 1 0 hour days and excellent benflfits are bing of, fered Contact Peraonnel Direc tor 304·372-2731 12 Schools Instruction 1 Retram Now. Southeastern Bus· fness College Call 614· 446· 4367 1 8 Wanted to Do Root1ng, Pa1nt•ng . tmall pl umb· mg and carpetry JObs Reasan a blo. Free Estamataa Ph 304· 576 2961 Pla111c Cisterns, Sepl1c Tanks culvent state appro..-ed & metll culverts Ron Evant Enterpntet, Jackson Ott 6 14· 2B6· 1j.930 Ch rl tttan woman to babystt In my home Excellent ref erences Call 614 446 7310 Will do 1twing In my home. Npw takmg orders for Pr om draue1 Caii BU-'256-1989. Babysitting-My home-- Rodney· $45 / wk. Call614-246-9156 lookmg tor rett home for your love one1 Large room w ith bath, hoi me als, tv. ext rat f 400 00 • S&OO 00 Ph 814·268-6609 Wellm an's Pamtmg Re11denttal. Commerical lndultrtal, Brush. Roll , Spray Pamlmg, Sandblast· lng Work Gutranttad Free Ettrm1tas, Call 614· 246· 5662 Day Care lor elderlyweekly· limited 1paca -lun ch · 1na cks· gamat · crafta-act iv ft lea Call 0 I Ele c trtc Aeaidenllal. Com mtncal Wiring Fret Ins pec tion· Free Eahmates. Work Gua ra nt eed Call 614· CARDS OF THANKS \ We would like to thank all of those who helped in our time of need when our home was destrqyed by fire. Words cannot express our heartfelt thankfulness. Thanks everyone. Chris, Deanna & Eric Biars '• Business Opportunity I NOTI CE I TH E OtilO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO. recommends that you ' da but1ness wtth people you know. and NOT to tend monay • through th e mail until you hll\le • invett tgat ed the oHertng • ' DISTRIBUTORSHIP 1 2 Store route tor Ml• 1n ' Gellipolls No setlmg Restock· • ing from your ca r R11quirea 8 t o . 8 hours per week EarntniJI • patentlal $18,000 Plus a year Parent company w11l tell 1 for ~ $10.000 casf't For intorm1tion call Della Producu 1· 800· 327· • 8966 ext 24 . 23 Professional Services Ohio Volley Bonk Commercial & Savings tank American Legion, Pt. Pl. Dr. Jay Sheridan Wiseman Norris Northup Dodge Jim Mink Chevrolet D&W Hames Cancorltd Investment !hoke Shoppt Fruths Pharmacy Elks Kiwanis 1429. IMMEDIATE full tlmt oparaling room tecMicl1n potltiOn It available for qualifted Individual. Ellptfienclld ..,pllc.nte onty, eiiCtlltnt fringe ben .. k PICktgl. ThoH dlllring morelnformatk)n piNM contact the ~eonntl office 11 PtnNnt V..IIV Hotpl· tot. 304·17f·4340. oquat ot>· portunltJ, affirmative tctlon prottC11Vt employ'!! l. 7478 For sale or rent. 1973 Arllnbt:on, 121:511, 2 bedroom. 83000 Ctll .. Real Estate Homes for Sale Small house· Frvo mil es from • G•lllpolit AC & carpet. $1000 • down $213 a montll Call . 614 266· 1216 after 6 34 36 Lots & Acreage Itt J tldr , 2 baths Must have good reference• Cell 614-446· 0239 Beaut1ful 3 bedroom house m S'r'racuse Full kttch en Iorge lawn Conta ct dayt 614· 992· 6 298 o r mghts 614 66'7 378 5 8 8 acres on John McCarley Ad tn Ewlngton Call 614· 388· Ntce 3 BR house , lg yard, city school . See' at 314 Jrd St Kanauga Call 614 446 74'73 House for rent tn Pomeroy &100 per month, 11s tS Call 9 -11 p m 614 992 6791 2 8 R hs tn country 6 mtles from Pt Plea1ant Ref & dep. re· qu1red For infmmat1on ce ll 2 bedroom house lor rent m Mtddl eport $ 160 per mo nth On e month rent and depo111 requtred No pet! or Wllter bod& Call 614-992·6597 1980 Wlndaor. 14x70. 3 bed· room11, Ph baths, total electric, air cond, porctt, mutt move, 9058 Athton building lou, mobile homes permttted, Ctyde Bowen , Jr 304-676-2336. 614·446·4602 012,000 00. 304-896-3048. 895·3583 19?? Mob1le homo. 12d0, all electnc, $6,500 00. 304 57&· Ren tals 2809 41 1983 Nashua with exp~tndo , 3 btdroomt , central 11r, many elttrat, w1ll tell wrth or wittlout land, 304-6?5-6828 between 6 ·00 and 10 00 PM 3 bdr ranch. Rodney Vtllage II, $285 mo plus depotn: Raferen · cea r~quired . Call Blackburn Realty 814· 446·0008 REPOSSESIONI! Pey JUit what Is owed nice clean 12x65. 2 bedroom. eM 1lectric mobile home, juat recondrt1oned Mod· ett amount down. b..ance fi · nanced m monthly payments ... Ulte Jenl. only you are buying your own home II We will dlllrver to re.. ontble location tt no additlonll chtrge if purch1ted this week, Phone 304·676· 1121 bfl'tWeen 9 :00 AM·f5 DO Cell 304·875·5104 2 In Memoriam IN lOVING MEMORY OF CHARLIE FRYE '86 "Holly Park" , 14180. 3 bedroom•. 2 baths. 3o.t -6?5 Who passed away one year ago in Daytona Beach, Fla .. during Bike Week. 7298. Card of Thanks Fly on, fly on, Past the speed of sound. I'd rather see you up, Than see you down. CARD Of THANKS The famrty of C.cil llink wrshes to thank rolatrves, friends and noigllbors lor the cards. flowers and food. the ministers lor their consoling words. the $1ngen lor the beautiful sonp, the )1111· belrm. Willis funeral Homo and oil who holptd w~h !herr ,prayers, su]ltlOrt and kindness durin& the illness and death of our loved one. IIAY GOD BLESS EACH OF YOU So leave me If you need to I will still remember you . Angel flying too close •to the ground. No matter what we.do, or where we go, Charlie, you'te there with us. You'll forever be tn our hearts and minds. Moost I'll love you always! Your wife, Jo, children, friends . Houses for Rent 3 Announcements REWARD for information leadin& to the arrest and convictton of )llrson or ptrsons who broke into Wamsley's Gl'O<tlry on January 4, 1987. Call 367· 05-48 or 446·1221. FOR LEASE 4500 "SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL BUILDING IDEAL RET AIL STORE 701 2ND AVE. GALliPOliS Hou se tor rent. 6 rooms and bath w ith garage, la• ge lot wnh o pt1on to buy, 304· 675· 1090 3 bedroo m lurn1shed, washer and dry er. Bwrung a1r s 21 0 per month 8100 depostt Ca ll 614-992 · 74'79 In Memoriam IN MEMORY ~·; love. ~n thouah 6 Happy ~da Congratulations . they're cone. if'br within our hurts pre· , • clous memories still lin· cer on. · $Idly missed by Dlu&htell ' £ileen Grueser and lllthlltll \lplter and their families . Happy .50th Anniversary Happy Ada ·LITTLE SUSIE :• hm 23. days to prove ,lily IOvt for you so please We Love You Both · ~'t lose filth In us. I LOVE YOU. LITTLE RICKY JANET &ROGEl Oakwood Ap t 1 bedro om unu stovo & rohtgorator turnlshud No pets Cnll 614 446 2055 niter 5pm Grac•ou!l ltvlniJ 1 an d 2 bed· room nptntments at Vd l11ge Mon or nn d Rivers1de Apart · mon t s m Mtd dloport . Fro m $21 5 tndudmn uttlittea Call 6 14 992 7787 EOH G11 rngn np11rtrn ent fu rrushcrl S176 00 plus etectncttv Soc ur 1ly de pos•t roquned Adult s nnly Cell 6 14 4 46 6298 Bodroo m hfi! IC ron! t1 178 00 uteci11 C Also requtred I $200 00 socunty deposit CON· TACT Jnckson Es tJitos Oupt Pf't 44 6 3997 Eq ual Ho u 1ing OJJpurtunJiy 614·266·6338 Mobile ho me, phones 6 14 446 0608 Growing Radiology Dept. Needs Full or Part Time Technologists. AMERICAN REGISTRY iARRT} REQUIRED Excellent Fringe Benefits Send Resume or Call: W. S. LUCAS, Hospital Administrator Veterans Memorial Hopsital 11 S East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2104 An LARGE GROCERY AUCTION March 4 1116 p m a t tho Au ctio n House m Vmton FARM and GA RDE N EOUPM ENT AUCTION, Msrc h 20 at 10 00 a.m IH Thalef Ford Build· mg If vou fleve 8ny eq Uipment to put in 111 le t ontact m e PUBLI C AU CTION S undoy, Aprt l 12 at 2 00 p m ~tl Thaler Ford Burldmg 2 bed rcom mobde home "• mt le out Sand Mtll Rd 304 676 31134 IC HIOUl£ YOUR l AIII NOW AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE. NECESSARY New Growing Company Seeks Experienced Fiberglass Man For Molding & Production of Porsche Parts. Located In Your Area - Resume required Contact Mika Warner 614-279-3942 APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR SALES POSITION and SERVICE POSITION 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bedroom furn tshed or unfur mshed apartment on Sprtng Ave Lar{le polio Call614 992 688 6 aher 6 00 p m 11 Help Wa nted Dmmg room tahle & ch11 1rs. Un1c0 u1H1 ght heemr Sunray gas r a n~e. Maytag alum tub w1111 ge r wa'o hl!r t rvm ~ room sure. plallo rm roc kers end tables. lamps, metal w"drobes. I'" Bachelor degree in marketing or related field required. Experience necessary. Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits. Send resume to Box T-2020, c/o Gallipolis Tribune. trunk s mr sc o1 ~1 n bott om chws ~ e w1n p, 1uck1:r old Ieddy hear s Rlass eggs w1 cker rocker hay kntle wte kcr & cane bottom c h ar~ s w" h stand Western Elect ri c wall ( p a~nted } phone, M11 1l Pouch thr.rmomeler hasl! cabmr l w/cl.lw teet. or! lamps, hall tree. p1 e sale. COIIliO bhP<w/lc<hhtc<attach collee gnnder sausaJ(r stu!ler 15 v.al ~; ton e 1a1 2 h or ~c sled. hbro.y table. an<i old hooks and more "GUNS" 16 ga SllJRinhut ZORa boll aciiO il. 32 v,a Sn11th &Western and 22 ga S~nger shot 'MISC." Prano Sm~er lread lc sr.wtnp machrne ?0 Wrnard lawn 1 mowc1 prl e ot COil l, whee lba11ow ol d table saw smgletrees step ladd ers. m1sc ha nd tools and ot her nHsC OWNER: BEATRICE DONOHEW AUCTIONEER: OAN SMITH Ohio Lrc ense !57-68-1344 W. Va. 1515·86 EATS CASH POSITIVE I.D "Not responsib le lor accrdents or to ss ol property " 42 Mob ile Homes for Rent COOPER Spring Into ANew Sectional or Single Wide Home ot CHRYLSER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE INC. KESSEL'S QUALITY HOMES Super Savings Sale Ends May I, 1987-Save from '1000 to 53000 Middleport All HOUY PARK HOMES HAVE 6 IN. SIDEWALLS. SELFSTOR STORM, TOTAL ELECT. IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR MANAGERIAL POSITION Full Time Registered Nurse to Supervise and Emergency Room/Urgent Care Department 2 BR, fr . kit., doluKO both, Prim. hoal, 1top·up dining room. Unfurn11hod. WAS 122.900.00 NOW $19,900 Or Colt 614-992-2104 INDUSTRIAL NURSE dvstriat nursing wil indudl ·•inlslrati· vo/dtrilal duties fo adminisfor '""'""''"'· ain .-.Is fw group insurorKo, wortrws <Or.,IIOfion and strflty, at well at irtvol· v - in softly ond hoohh training. Fodoral MogtA oftWI its '""""'., an al· tradivo bonofit pacl<aga and ~" ,.. tory. Wo .. a IUC<IIIful Ftrlln 500 """'"' with """'i...mor.rl oporations wlidt """""""" and rislriluft a wirlo varioly of ......, parts for "" ,..a~ inrUtrial, WotpQif. farm and atnllrultirrn del. .oom, tip ni~hed. nished. WAS 119,500.00 $18,900 1987 Forest Pork Custom 14X70 2 BR, l'l• bolh, ut<hty room, large ni1hed. WAS '17,400.00 NOW $16,400 3 BR, 2 full baths, Upgrado unpet, roof doomtr. (arpet. S34,so·o $5400 2 BR, and than lklrllutian To ,...;., <Orrlid&ntiul tOnlidorafion lor tlis Ulntif indtJcling SO· lory • - ' ,..._Ito: hnonnol Mra , DIUL MOGII COIIPOIIAliOH. Forged Proclrrrts Division, 2160 l-'om Av-, GGIIpalis, 011. 4563 I. gas heat, all new . carpet . COME CHECK US OUT a,.....,. 547 JACKSON PIKE I MILE WEST OF HOLZER RT. 35 PHONE (614) 446-7274 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9:00-6:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS NOW boy win . Unfur· $18,500 1987 Forest Pork Custom 14X70 3 tR, upgrodo corptl. Un· fu r nithed. WAS 116,300.00 NOW $15,300 1987 Bridgeport 26156 3 BR, 2 boths, fotmol din. 17x26 grtaf room. room, S24,SOO 1971 USED MOBILE 12X60 DOLPHIN aut== BR. Unfur· 19 87 Forest Pork 28X48 Sectional Fam. room, 3 Ill, 2 lull :' !.t~ trudr=andlim ..,..... 40 plorm· Yarlr Stodr b M~~INfw,.. rw~E~ $17,400 1987 Holly Park 28x60 Sectional balhl, 3 BR, 2 full baths, utilty roof, 1prayod ttl. Unfur- NOW 2 BR, 2 full boths, doluJt master bath. Uofurni1hed. WAS 118,400.00 1987 Overland Pork 14X72 3 IR, 1111 both, 1hingled WAS 119,900.00 1987 Forest Pork 14X70 An Equal Opportunity ~mployet Our G..ipolis, Olio manuftxturing lacility has Cll itW11di11tt opening fora Registii'ICI Nur11 with induslriol ond/or -gon<y room oltplrion<o. Duties io addition to in· 1987 Holly Custom 14X70 1986 Holly Park 14X72 EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFITS SUPERVISORY EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Can tart: W. S. lUCAS, Hospital Administrator OR Apply at Veterans Memorial Hopsitol 115 Eost Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 'I Located at 22738 Bucktown Rd. in Letart Falls. Ohio · '' Watch lor auctron stgn on St. Rt. 338 Mrs Oonohew rs moving to Maples mPomeroy, so wrll sell the lollowmgr "MOUSEHOLD" pan1 & d'shes 'ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" 0<Kall ' tool. Wr P r~ce drugg1st Pomeroy. Ohru and 3& I Orl glass bottl es. rnrsc ol d doll habre s stone & r.rocks. llat MARKETING POSITION APPLY IN PERSON ·~L SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1987 10:00 A.M. metal double bed n11sc laDl es porch swrn ~ chest ul ~ r a w · ers rol laway beds. dre ssi•r ha~e. varuty & stoo l. m1sc pols. Experience Necessary - Good Pay 992-6421 PUBLIC AUCTION 10 acre s of bott om land nlong Mtddl ebranch of Shade Creek on CR No 231 1'6 mt Wu1t of Alfred Call collec1 ahor 7 00 p m 1 51 3· 885· 2050 Employer s Pr. Next to Post Office in Vinton, Ohio UPCOMING SALES Two blldroom mobtle homo newly t edecoreted see 58 Burdette Addn also u11ud runtal work r.lothing 304 273 5655 43 Farms for Rent 11 399 S. 3rd 8 --;;P~u" bt;c i c:--cS " a"le- & Auctron 2 bedroom tt atler tor ren t wtth add-on and garage, 3 m1lns from Pt Ple11sant o n At 2 N S2 00 plus ut tlt ttel and dep ostt 304 6'75-324 8 aft or 7 00 p.m Unfurn 641 Thtrd Ave $226 plus depo11t Water pa1d Call plu ~ down tow n Gallt poh~ Rnlor.,n cos No pots Cn ll 6 14 44 6 1250 large 2 bedr oom trculet wtth roo m 11dtllt10n on 20 nero!., at Apple Grove, Ohto Free gas $225 plu s ullhttel $ 100 dOI)OStl required Call 304· 372 603 1 NOW :: In loving memory of • :our Dead Dad, Clyde ;. Wines , who passed · ;:away March 2, 1985. : ile never lose the ones we : •• - 4 BR , 1'12 bath, L R Rd dep requtred 8260 per month Call 614-446-4222 between 9&6 RIDE 'FREE C.D. ... 6, Houses for Rent 2 bdr h11 for sole or rent on land contract Call614 446 -2589 8 room hu on 60 acres~ at Eureka. $200 a month. 6 room ht 75 acrefarm -Maaon County PM Forltral Mogul Smith Iuick Dr. David Carman Dr. JaiNt Strauss Mr. & Mrs. John Hauldren Mr. & Mrs. Dean Evans lill & Cathy Wrar Mr. & Mrs. Syl Most Mr. & Mrs. Iober! Gr"r Doc GrHr Hope lurnoll Mr. & Mrs. Lowis Milltr 41 875·6106. inaster bath , outside swimmina pool. Summer weekly rates ................ 1500.00 weekly (Memotiat Day thru labor Day) . Special Winter and Spring Rates also avatlable ''"'25.00 DISCOUNT FOR EARLY BOOKING. WITH. DEPOSIT, BEFORE 4/1/87 For information, write or call : The Medical Shoppe, Inc. 666 Jackson Pike Gallipolis. Ohio 46631 Phone 446-2206 ,• Houses for Rent Newly decorated hs in Gall 1po '81 Commodore, 14x4&, hka new lived in onty 6 months , payoff. Phonel04· BB2· 3664. 2 bed roo m nv er view apartment Eqwppud ktl chen, trath pickup. ldanl lor 2 plirt1 es to share o~pon cos C11 1t 614- 992-6539 0444 1 41 614·992·6654 . bath complete k1tchen, get hom pnrk m r11ar over look citv parlo 8r rtiiiH 8250 / mo plu t ultiiii&S depotlt rtfereneea ,.,. IJuttnd Nu pet1 Grea t tor 2 / 3 ~ tng l o~ Ca ll614 446 492&. Mob1le Ho me lor ten t ne at Newly ccro stru cted 1 s!Ory, 2 BR L~~~!~~-----r---------.J' ! Che1hire duplell app ro" 1 rmhr trum Call 6 14· 367 7148 Commerc•al buildti\QI for lease Downtown Pt . Pleasant Stores, offiCIIt A·One Reel Ettate Cerol VefOer. Broker Call 304· 2 bedrooms, sleeps six with king size beds, Jacuzi in ... Business Buildings ' 5 Co urt Street. large 3 BR . 1 Y, Unfurtmh ed opt 4 room5 bat h Ce nt rally lo cnt od 1 u r 2 tldult l\ No pel s Aufer un r.o~ Socurtty depo s1 1 roqwred Cull614 446 2 bdr , Plants Subdtvtslon Bul a VIlle Rd. ens a month Call 614-44 6-4664 nftor 6 PM 19 86 Mobtle Hort1o1 14ll70, on S t Rt 143 8230 gasmcluded Call 614-992-5449 NOW MAKING RESERVATIONS!!!!!! NEW CONDOMINIUM OVERLOOKING OCEAN IN NORTH MYRTLE BEACH 2:- In Euruka uxcellent11hape 2 Bdr whh u p ando Re11 pond llle adults on ly No pets S225mo Deposit requi red Ph 614 ·246 · 6863 8033. • 8 1by liner n8ilded lmmtdilttly. Able to work odd hours. Call 814· 992· 7•03, ask for Sandy AVON , no service ch~tgt, open ttrrltorlu. phone 30•· 875· 1980 Liberty. 2 bHroom. all electnc. furptshed , t77&0 , W1ll considllf trade. Call 814-992· 0 Apartment for Ren1 15 Cou rt Street , 2 BR. 1'Abathl , W/ w carpet compl.. t modern kitchen, gat heet. well • msulatod. w1red for phon e & coblo lv, spacio us p•rklng h~ rear pat•o $375 / mc plus ulth!las. Depoait , Reletencu ruqwrud Nopats Call614·•46· 4926 Furnished np nr1m on1 nux ! doo r to i1br11ry One pro lessmnal ndu It only Parkmq Call 514 446 0338 7220 2 bedroom mobile home Heat furmshed Locat ed tn Galhpohs Call6 14, 4461232 • I "' 1966 Skyline. 47•19 12?00 Call 614· 448·0390 0 0 44 Furn1shed & unfurnts had apu $160 00 nnd tJp references Ph 304 675· 77J8 (H J04 675 5104 A 1 R~.t a l Es htl ll House trailer tor rent Re f & dep requu ed Call 614· 36 7 32 acres 4 miles out11de city limits Cozy 1 room, 1 story home. Popular Addison school diltrlct Flah1ng pond. bltl'n II out buildings Call McGu1ra Aeallor Co., 1402 Founh Ave Hunting· ton. WV 26701 or call 304·629· 3 Announcements Pumo & organ lestons Mary . lucat Call 614-446· 9787 or 614•446•4426 , 31 Double wide 24x62 new win· dowe. new counter tops, n!W¥ Ctrplll:, Ph 81.· 256- 9393 Farms for Sale Apartment for Ren t Spac,Ou$ 2 I:JH apt Eat m ktl chttn Washm - dr~ er hook-up Wetor pa1d lmm ed1ate occ u· pon cy Call 6 14· 446 7025 2 bdr fully furn1ahed adulu anly , utll patd Ca ll 614-446-4110 814-2'46·9248 Special Thanks for y.our financial support on my basketball trip to Holland. TODD MILLER 1 446·2223 Card of Thanks . Financial 1 Situations Wan•ed 614·992·3382 Work wanted, ttou te, oH1ce. or ~ spring cleamng 304· 676· 7361 ; 21 446·7687 1 2 bdr , all ut1htie1 pa id fiiCept elec, turn or unfurn se c depoalt reQ utred Convenient locat ion. Call 614 446 6558 or 614 446-47'78 30 acre farm hat good home Iaroe b•n and large pond. South Western School Otstrtct Ph 8 00 PM 304·372·9970 18 Wanted to Do 614·742·2292 800·642-3619 MAKE EXTRA 1\lON EY OUR · lNG YOUR SPARE TIME! Sttow our new line of calendar11. pens and ad..-ertlting gifts to local ftrm s, Prompt . friendly terv•ce from '78 year old AAA· 1 Com· pany Weekly commtss1on a Set your own houra No lnvettment or Collecltona. No experemte necessary Write Kevin Pe1ka, Situations Wanted 1871 Nathua 12x611, 2 tldr . large bath. very good cond 18600 or bett offer. Call &14· end used homes ttarttng at $4.400.00 and up. 304·675· 3000 \ 11 . K II K Mobile Momea. Inc, new Tribune - 44~-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 LAFF-A-DAY 2687 44 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Wright 1981 Schult!, total eh~C1ric, central air. 3 bedrooms. 1 v, baths, with extras 304-676· 1189 after 6:30PM ·~~=--:--:---­ 2471 Public 'Notice 32 Mobile Homes for Sale KIT 'N' CARLYLE Mobiie home for aal1, 2 bed· Joornt. good cond. 210 C1mden A\18. 30~· 175 - 1452 afler3PM. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . 33 WEST. GALUPOUS. AT 36. PHONE 614·4<16·7274 '7080 POi NT RRC'K - Th<' La urrt Gr ang<· Hall rn !he Porn t Rock . area of Mcrgs \ ountt y was destroyed by frr!' la te Frida v mghl. The• bla ze at th e ooe-stnr>· fr amrbuild in g. reported to br more rh.tn 100 vears old. was ou r of co ntrol whrn Columbia Townshi p firem en ar med at the scene Couse of the blaze has not been d!'ler mrnPd There ts some rn surancr cove rage Everett Holcomb a tea cher at. Mctgs Hrgh Sc hool . rs mas ter of l.au rel Gra ng<· which met tegula rly at the butld in g F'11 emcn " ''"'t o the scr m· al1 0: 'li p m Court issues marriage license For 11le or rant. .. bedroom house. ba•emant. ctrport, New Haven, 30•· 882· 2664 . 32 Mol:iile Homes for Sale • ~ BR Windsor mobile home ; Awnings Plus 2 acttl, 12 fruit • tr ees, county water, septic, ideal , locat ion '!~ mile N Portltf·Hwy · 180 114,900 Call 613· 731 · · ~107 C1n't1. : 2-story, 4 BR, 3Y.t bath,lg living , & famtly rm • tpacioUt kitchen , •~II batement. swimming pool, • Buckeye fireplace. stove, od •heel , low budget Ctii614· 44S. Fire destroys grange hall POMEROY - Xi Ga mma Mu Chapt er ol Ret<r Srgma Phi Sororll\ wtl l me<·t at 7. ~0 p.m Tur'~·" " ' the home of Mrs l'u 'ivn Kn rght. Homes for Sale . 614-446-1358 GALLIPOLIS- The allotment of :100 tickets for !he Bon Jovi concert In the Char les ton Civic Cent er ha ve been sold al the AICOVI' In Ga llipohs Th e outlet is sold out and wtl l not be gettmg more tickels, accord in g to Pat Ball, manager. The tickets at th e local store wer€' sold in about 40 mrnutes. and anot her 100 people were turn ed a'.< ay , and Ga tltpohs City Police were ealled for crowd con trol. Eastern board to meet Tu esday 31 ASK ABOUT S27,900 H~ • .I • PUMP. ... •• COMPLETELY .• ALL ED ·• PRICES ARTING AT ,. $1800.00 •• • 1 - --------..,..----------r,-------··· 1. ·~ �~ Page- 0 -4- The 44 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods fu• n•sh ed apt •. m Mtddlepo n All utiltttes pa id $210 mo nlh plus dcpo s11 . Un · furrm hed $200 614 -992 6763 1 Uedtoom Now takmg apphcat mn s Stone 1100 Po· well St , Mrddlepot1 Oh io Con· tac t on sit e Res1de nt Manag er Mu1n1o Joh nson, 9 00 AM t o 3 00 P M Mon day thru fnday Onu b~ d 10o m a partment s for Sen•or Cit1ze ns, Ha nd1c ap , or Or sa bled 614 - 992 3 055 Fm HA EHO Valley Furmlure new & used larg e section of quality hmuture . 1216 Eanern Ave , Galhpolt• GOOD USED APPliANCES Washers. ' dryers , relngereton ranges Skaggs Appliances , Upper R1ver Rd beatde Stone C rest Motel 614-448-7398 Wnll!ls Apartm ent s One an ti two bedr oo m furni shnd np.H imcnts for ren t m Middl e· port A ll Ll lilrt res patd Call 6 14 992 5084 mob•l e ho me s. ho usos ~ Pl eas ani and Ga llipolis 111 4 44 6 -8221 APA RTMENTS Two hudr oo rn lu rm shed ll pl N1:1w Ha von, 304 -882 32 6 7 or 304 773 -5024 Two bedroo m apt. phone 304· 675 £5 48or 675-578 3 3 roc•m nparlm en t and bath, utd1 trm; pond $225 00 mo nth 304-675 1090 Sm nll 1 tw tlm om Bpt 2 2nd and M t Vern on A ve , $ 1 32 50 mon! h. 304 675 55 79 Unlurnr shud ga rage apartment 231 6 M t Vernon Adull s Only No Pot s 304 675-105 5 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sotaa and chair~ pric43d from S396 to S996 Tables G60 and up to $125 . H1de-a -beds 8390 to $595 . Reclmers 8226 to $375 U.mps $28 to S125 01net1es 8109 and up to f 495 . Wood tablu w 6 chan s $285 to $796 Desk G100 up to 8375 Hutches S400 and up Bunk beds complete w -mattreues $295 and up to $395 . Baby beds S110& 5175 Mattresses or box spnngs full or twi n 863, f1rm S73, andiS83 OueensehS226, Kmg S350 . 4 drawer ch e11t $65 Dressers $89 Gun cabmets 8 10 12 gun . Gas oro l ect r~ cra n ge $376 Baby mattresses $35 & S45 Bed frames S20, $30 1ft Kmg h ame $60 Good selec tm of bedroom sutte s, metal ca brnell headboards $30 a nd up to &tiS s Whirlpool wnher t7& Kenmore Washer t95. Mavttg wringer Wlllh8f t96 . Rtfrtgerator trollfree 196 Relrigerelor aide by ltdl'l 196 Eleet"c ,.nge 30 inch $96 Electric nnge 36 mch 196. Gas range 30 Inch *96 Orytr· Ke nmore $85 Skaggs Appl1tn· ces. Upper Rrver Rd., 614-4467398 2 twm beds. wttfl boll springs & mattress 2 matching bed spreads, *200 614 -2666606 after 6 PM c.n Used Rhtem Hot Wa1 erTank, 40 gallon electnc *66 . Also loll'e seat lUi Call614-742·2961 . Roll-away bed , console radiCI record player, elec1rlc aewmg mac hm e, number of lemp t , electriC floor sweeper 614· 992- 2374 One bl8 ck and white Zenith TV , f111e prece maple break fast set Call 614 -992· 6871 Used furnrture wood table & 2 benches Deds, dresser , wood wardrobe. 3 mtles ou t Bulaville Rd Open 9AM to 5 PM , Mo n thru Sat 614-446-0322 STOP-LOOK -SAVE 11 Moll ohan Furmture & Appltan cas. Rt 7 Norttl Gallipolis, Ohro P h 614-446-7444. 6pc Wood livmg Room Suite $39 9 00 45 Furnished Rooms -j For rent Slel!prng Roo ms and light houso koep mg ro orns Park Cnn tr 11l Ho te l CHII 614 446 07 56 · ----,-- - Roo ms for rent d ay woeh month Ga\11 11 Ho tel Call 61444 6 97 15 Rent as low liS S120 mon1h For Atm l Eff n:ion cy slnupm g room s Call 30 4 -77 3 56 5 1 46 Space for Rent Olltce Space lor Re nt Excell ent lo r AtrutnllVS Ac cour1ton t. et c Close to Court Ho u s" C11 ll W1 suman Re al Esta te Age ncy. 614 -44 1i 3644 Thtf!e room ollt ce OTW Ga lhpohs, newly remodeled S300 00 a mont h. mc!udes all ullltt res Ph 6 14-446 1647 18 ' •48 ' St eel Bld g 747 Ttmd Avenue 3 pha se powf!r 12 h overhead door , co ncret e lloor. C:rll 614 446 2 362 COUNTRY MOBI LE Hom e Park. Ro\Jie 33 N o n~ o l Po meroy Ren tal tr atlers Call 6 14 ·992· 7479 Merchandi se SWAIN & FURNITURE 62 Ohv u S t Gal lr pohs Now 6 used \N()Od-co al stoves, 6 pr: wood lR t UI IO $ ]99, bunk bedt $199 , mchnurs nD"W & used bedroom itH1 ftS . wrmgru washers, & :ihoes . New hv l!lgroom suttea $199 $699, lmmps. Call 614446-3169 ~U CT I ON £: ountv Appliance. In c ORDER & TAKE FERTILIZER NOW SAVE MONEY ON UREA DAP SUPER PHOSPH ATE POTASH BUY STRAGHT OR BLIND TO YOUR NEED I MGM FARM CITY, INC. POMEROY, OHIO Good TV seu. Open BAM to &PM Mon thru . Sat. 614·446 -1699 , 627 3rd ,l.vo Gallipolis. OH . POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - lebanon Township - 30 acres woodland , mrnerals, free gas from e11strng well Prrvate, secluded $9,500 00 RACINE - Newer ran ch heme en corner lot S~ac1ous livrng room w1th beautrfu l frreplace large modern krtchen, 3 bedrooms, basement Excel· lent condrt1on large carport, concrete dnve $47,500 110 POMEROY - Nr ce I llcor plan rn town 3-4 bedroorm, 2 baths, lull basement, lndrana Sandstone frrep lace. Extra lets for parkrn g. all in good ccndrtrcn RIGGS CREST SUBDIVISION - Really Nrce! Spirt foyer home w~h 4-5 bedrooms allrn excellent condrhcn Garage, nice lot. WB hookup, blrnds and shutters rncluded WANT $94 900.00. 51 Household Goods Estate E.rly American, creim. brown, ~aold end orenge. couch and chair, same •• new. hrly American Zenith con1ole atereo· Vti'!Jlllta AM· FM radtO PI'! one 304-773- 6007 Ti's Pizza TEAFORD Real Estate March 2, 1987 Pizzas - Subs Pizzo Bread Carry Out & Delivery 446-8451 3BB-BB28 FLASH-NEW LISTING- 14 acres m/1, $40,600 Modern home vd3 bet:lrms . ruul waler Supe r bu~ Can s utl· t:l l''lid~ fiiimeand I ac. or I ac vacant 216 E. 2nd St. Real Estate General Phone 1·(614)-992-3326 65 ACRES - 01 good farm land rn Sumner area T.P. water avarlable &hard road. POMEROY - 8 rm. 2 story well built hom e. formal drn 1ng, lg famrly rm , frrepl ace, natural gas FA. furnac e, attached woodburner , drs· hwasher, cook & bake unrts, drspcsal, 3 baths, garage, full basement and lg lot 83 ACRES - Near Racrne, 3 BR heme. lots of tractor land wood s small """'" and mrnera ls HIGH HILL - 4.36 ac res overlookmg the Ohro Va lley near Racme Locks. T P. wa· ter ava rlable Only $6,000 POMEROY - B rms , 2 baths, 4 BRs, natural gas lurnace. carpetrng range, lull basemen! and famrly rm $18 000. RACINE - 12x50 Krrk· weed, 2 BRs. range. refrrger· atcr, sund eck and lot. Just $8,000 2.94 ACRES - 7 rm., 3 BR home, furnace, leading Creek water, nrce krtchen , ulrlity room, woodburner, combmallon barn & car garage. $29,900. CERTIFIED APPRAISALS SELLING PROBLEM1 CALL 992-3325 BRUCE Housinq Headquarters Minimum delivery orders 15.00 rn R!AliOR V.A. REP-O-SSESSIONS Priced For Immediate Sale!!! You do not have to be a Veteran to fHA·VA CONVENTIONAL LOAN ASSUMPTION. No r easo n~ble otter relused Owner mov1ngout of state Br-level home 2 · ~ acr es J BR bath LR, I ~ kttchen on upper level 3 rms and bath on lower 2 car garage Tall trees 'lalural sprmg good gart:len s1ace Secluded locaton BRICK AND FRAME C OSE TO HDllER: Desuable homeand loca\on SR 160. Ask to see rnstde thrs beaulrlul ranc h 3 BR coontry k1t chen lam1ly room. wtllp. cuport I acre m/I. Low $50s MAKE ADEAL - TRADE· Owner w111 accept mobilehome or sm~ll home Buy . an attract1we 3 bet:lrm ra nch home and 2 ac for $25,000 Owne r wrlllANO CONTRACT 1ematnrng 78 acres w/ 1200 lbs tobacc o bm an d barn All BRICK RANCH /MAGNIFICENT \I lEW Plus 18 acres and pond Pu t your own pmonaltouch tOwork and comptele thr swell desrgned home 3BRs. hv and dtnrng rm . 2 lull baths 21' master bedrm . lg. k1l. laundry 1m Deck overlookmg a pond Barn hurt !rei!~ WORTH SEEIN G WORTH OWNING. MAKE OFFER: Small tarm located on Sl At 160.4acresm/1Framehome wrth , front ant:l back· porch, cellar new root and hoi water tank R~nge. rei. and ce ment t:lnve 2 bld gs Good lg barn w1th fenced l1eld and small pond Ia 1a~e care ol your horses IMMACULAf£ CONDITION - NIC£ - NUT - KyRer CrJo. area 3 bedrm. I1 h bath tam11y rm . Slaty an t:l hall New carpel New heal pump I car garage Apteasu1e to show S50s . RECENTL~ MCO[RNIZED ms1de and oul 31g bedrms. 11 h baths, garden lub. new country bkle k1tchen w/so hd oak cab1nets, screenet:l porch NEW" GARAGE 28 •40' w/ heat. water 200 Wifing Can be used lor car repa1r etc , rttld SSOs Porter local1on TOWN AND COUNtRY: 7 rm. home overlooking theOh10 Rtver l ovely ltv rm .. and lormal drnrng rm , 3 bedrms l lh baths. 2 car garage, storage. S36.000 00 OWN PRIVATE BOAT DOCK. 2111 acres m/lroat:l access to Ohro J INVEST FliNT PROPERTY, S HOMES live in one, Rent 4 or rent all S -- All dose together Apartment size ref rrgerator Couch & Chlllt, dinette set rwln springs mattress , d~J:Sk. lr~mes, & chest ul drawers Call 614 446-3224 16ll 16 storage buildln,k Ntw Sawmill end sawmill parts tor sate Clll614 -247-3281. Oa...,ison's land1capmg. Pmk & : 1/ihite Dogwood•. Flowering , Crabtrees, Shade Trees and , Con1fers Canbeplantednowfor · th iS spring Ph. 614 -256- 1427 Half Prrcer Flashmg arrow signa 82991Lrghted, non-arrow S289! Un hl)hted 8249 ! Free tatters! See locau.., Call today I Factory: 1 -800-423-0183, anytime " 16ft. Utlhty Trailer, du al ul&, : sohd floor Call 614-388-9802. Swimmm9 Paola 8999 . New 12:-11 - ,. - ,.-lli-ta_ d _i_oh_A_II_"_m_o_te leftover 1986 mo dal pools. Hug e 15•2:4 foot swtm area. 4 control. Good as new Call feet deep lncludea deck, fence, :;~ning!l 814-992-5181 . Must lrlter and wananty Ftnanctng l :--:--::-~-~-:--­ arranged. Installation INaileble. Call24 hours 1-800 -34S ·OS 4 S. Tony's Gun Repairs , hot reb lue· mg. Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM Mrud hardwood slabs 812 per IC :-': -":-3-::04:---::6_7_6-_4_6-,:31_. _ __ bundle Contarning apl)ro~t . 1 Y, HtrbaUte lndependant Oist. Call to ns FOB Oh1o Palllfl Co p me for product Mon -Fri 9 ·3 omeroy Ohio Call& 14· 992 · Glor~a Grate 304· 882-3 162 . 6461 . Top left-5 rooms, 2 bedroo ms, I bath, front & back porches Top Rrcht -8 rooms. duplex 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, nat gas heat. Center-6 rooms , full basemen t, 2 or 3 bedroo ms. I bath, large front porcll, gas FA fu rn ace Bottom left-6 rooms , 2 bedrooms, I bath , drnrn g room, nat gas heal. · Bottom Riaht-Garag e apartment, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. renfrng now br $150.00 per mo. 656 -660 IUY AU FOR ONLY $72,600. l£T THI RENT PAY FOR IT PHOUINOW lEADlNGHAM REAL ESTATE-4411-71199 .. ' -' 20 Inch coal or wood furnace. 3 g,rave plots In Gravel Hill Cemetery , 14 tt aluminum boat. 26 HP Evenru de Motor end traiiBf, 400 CC motorcycle like new. less than 1200 mllet, 25 Inch Zenith Televl11on. Cell61 4-992· 304-675-1867 Surplus, Denim, Rtntel. Army , Carhan clothing , close out price. on tltlt\IY clothing Sam Somerville's Eut Raven swood Junction Independence RoJid· · Old Route 21 , Fri. Set. Sun. 12 .00-8 .00 PM , 304 -273 - S-t:;u-t:;e:S: 56 Bulld1ng: Materralt Block. brick. uwer pipe &. wm daws . lintels, etc Claude Wm t&rl, Rio Grtmde. 0 Call 614246 -6121 Dragonw ynd Catt ery Kenna\ CFA Himalaya n Pen ian end Siern eu krtt ens AK C Ch ow pupp1a 1 Cn ll 614· 446 -3 04<1 after 7PM Conerttl blocks all s l1 u yar d or dtl111 erv Ma to n sand. Gelhpolr s Blocll Co .. 123 Y' Pine St Oalhpolls, Oh io Ct~ll 814-4462783 Regis tenrd La br pdo r Retr rever pups Yollows nnd blac ks Own tom ale • nd ma le Call e1.1anmgR 6 14 992 5101 30 4 -676· 185 7 Estate General ISE REAL ESTATE 446-3644 Cobra 89 XLR. CB redro, 40 chann el With ar)tenna. m1ka, base or mobrle unit, *160 00 304-676-1867 E. M . WISEMAN , BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446 -9565 B. J. HAIRSTON, 446-4240 CLYDE 8. WALKER, 245-627~ LORETTA McDADE, 446 -'7'~2!1 730 THIRD AVENUE - 3 Bedroom pay rent wh en th1s nrce small 3 bedr oom home 11 available' Needs some decoralr ng, bul lor $29.500. 1t's a good deal Jo<t nghl 101 a sldllei home 01 r et~r ed couple ' _, BROKER JUDY DEWITT J. Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim CCKhran Becky Lane Patrick CCKhran Ron Pitchford Charles Moore SOUTHERN HILLS I. E., INC. 446-6610 Our Re:a.L 2nd Av--e:. 446-4.206 WATCH THE RIVER RUN BACKWAYS -If rt ever does you'll see rf lrrst lrcm the prcture wrndow of your 'attractrve br -levellocated hrgh on a hrll 1ust 5 miles from town thr s very pnvate home in cludes3 bedrooms, 2 frreplaces. large famrly room, I 'h baths, 2 car garage and over 2 acres to ream around on Home has had excellent care and rs ready to move rnto. En1cy crty schoolsand coun try atmosphere $69,900 GOOD CONDITIONED 3 bedroom home Desrrable lccat ron for wo rk. Rro Grande and Ga llipolis hrgh sc hool. Nrce yard tor chil dren and garden area Holdmg at $34,900 #344 EYI APPtAL - 3 bedroom NEW LISTING - LOG CABIN IN RUSTIC,42 ACRE SETHNGI - 3 bedrooms. bath, hvrngroom.b.lsemenl, 2car unatt1ched ga~age An lh1s and more for $48,90000 MUST SEE' #2302 NEW 'LISHNG - MENU FOR TODAY!- How about a tasty dis h of incom e? 2 story home and 2 bedroom ga r- 388-8155 379-2184 446-2230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245-9490 446-6595 [H REALTOR• ~an c h on acre RIOUCIO ... TO $48,500.00-COUNTRY Large cotJntrr k1tchen, basement, garage, cr ty schools w1th l1 rep tacl!. dmu1R $42,900 00 #2241 NATURE ITS BEST - 13 9 acresmore or less, w/ country home 5bedrooms, l.R., drnrng room & kilchen, woodburner Hom e has been remodeled , most everythrn g new lc· vely settrng, leis of frees Shade apple. plum. peach, pear, cherry and grape vrneyard All mrneral nghts. orl and ga s well s have been drrlled . adiac ent and nerghbcrr ngpropertres Call lor more detarls11 - N e: "" VILLAGE OF VINTON- Drrectly across lroni the new elementary school. Situated on 0 7 acres, thrs 2 story brrck/frame heme has 7 roo ms, bath, 3 walk·rn closets, full basement and a large metal cutbuildrng Garden space, mature lrees and 2 perches add to the country·hke settrn g Possrble loan assumptron $34,000 #401 LIVING - Br-level en large llat lot. Very 111ce home rn cludes3 BR s, 1 lull and 2 hall baths. lg FR w1th woodburnmg II replace. I '' car garage Newer carpet throu ghout most cl house Super n~ce covered porch and pat10 101 lam1l y lun located on Rt 160 $49.900 #207 mahon and an appointmenl #2324 NEW LISTING - VACANT LOT - Nice bu i ldln~ lol al SR 141 Gas. c1 1y walerand sewage taps Ca llier more rnlormaloon. $5.500 00 #2325 NEW LISHNG - 99 ACRE FARM - 3 bedroom mobrle ~nformatoon #2312 JUST LISTIO - New lrma Road - Has spacrouslamily room w1th f1reptace, I If.. bath, 3 bedroom s. Nrce ne1gh· borhood Call lor appconlment today #2309 ASSUMABLE - 3 bedroom ~anch w1th eal·ln holchen, #2317 PRICE REDUCED! -On thiS ranch slyle homeandove~ 1 acres of land Modern home, one s101y, app!ox 1488 PRICE REDUCED $5,000.00 - ' Beaulrful location 1• SQ. ft.. 3 bedroom s, livmg room, larrnal d1mng room very nice. Blacktap road Green Township, r.lose to Gallipolis m1les lrom R1o Grande. W!ll renl Lan dscaped lawn on 1 Good condrl10n Pnced lc sell a1 $34,90000 back Side ol Tycoon lake. Property welllaken care ol : #2273 Pnced '" the 30s $18,500 00 GENERAL FARM - Su1labl e lor hvestoch Some good #2235 road lenc+na Owner savs suffiC ient water for r.~tt i P Some marketable t1mber. barn. shop and house wh1ch mcludes s1 • rooms and bath ~myl s•d•ng, stotm wmdows, a new outstandmg ch1mney wtlh newer f1repla ce #2210 mset Clay TownshiP Call us now more 112223 hou se, corncnb. barns and other biJIIdmgs. Hay l1elds ground Pool. good garden .area Low mamter~ance . ctty schools N2316 #2219 OWNER WANTS SOLD "IMIIIOIATILY"!- 3 bedroom bnck ranch overlooking the Ohto R•ver I car attached garage W1th approx 3 acres MAKE US AN OFFER • #2232 WOW!!! 16,600.00 wrll buy thos 3 Bac~e s mere 01less veyed. Smralleel bl road lronlage homes. N1ce wooded area, needs some clearing, ruraf water mrlable. located in AddiSon Township *2249 HOMIIN CITY- Thos1bedroom home has awarm and cheerlul atmosphere N1ce sunny krtchen wrth 1ange V. A. Property Manager and reh •gerator formal dintng room. living room. eKtra w1de hallway part1al basement and front porch. Ineluded also, curta 1ns bhnds. washer and dryer and de- PAYMENT - Slf.. acre tracts Su rveyed Road front age Main highw.ay Rural waler aJJ<IIIi4ble Restricled lor your protection. A deal you can't beat Call today fam1ly room, rec room, • I your own pnvate deck '"' · ·. 2 30'•40' pool So many e~tras must see acres. LISTINGS REWARD 49 ACRES' - Several excellent bu rldrn g srtes 1200 feel road frontage on state h1ghway 4 miles from R10 Grande Gently rolling hrlls and valley Quiet country surroundrngs. Outstandrng vrew Th rs property wrll really turn you on WHAT A FAMILY HOME! - lhrs 4 level spirt provrdes a space for everyone. livrng room and family on drflerent levels, 3 bedrooms and sparkling ceramrc balh en upper lev el. 4th bedroom and half bath on another level. Also rnclude stepmer kit chen and drnrng area, 1 car garage, ga s heat, woodburner . central arr. Greal locatron at end of Quiet residentral street I mrle lrom town . $59,500 V a=an-t:; BUILDING SITE - Woodland 5 acres, more or less, c1ty schools. Restricled ' BUILDING LOT has water tap 34 acre part1ally wooded. 211' m1les from crty Ha s been surveyed and 11226L GALL lA COUNTY'S BEST BUY! - Only 6 years old. 4 bedrooms, 2 fu ll baths, 10 closets, mode1n h1tchen. 14 ft. cabinets, fu ll two storywtth walkout basement. Home- orne wooded land Calllm a shpwrn g Amenttles mctude kitchen w1lh separate formal din ing area, 1 full bath , 3 BR. hvm g room, spacious family room , attached garage, lg lawn. Ext. bnchand alum s1d· Call us now. , NZ246 TAKE YOUR PICK!_ 97 acres to be di~ded into5to25 '"i· Pnced $40s. N2305 WASHINGTON ILIIIENTARY - 3 bedroom home just mmules lrom town, mcludes fam1ly room, 11.? baths, home, 21 h car garage wtthel eclnc opener barn. tobacco Dase, P.Ond Appr o_. 15 acresare hllable, 1est mpasture and some woods Bea'utrful vtew surrounds home rooms)nd bath. very nice. Barn and like newmetal shop 30'x42' industr~a l type 53 acres of lanr.t wtlh' toba cco base Has assumabJe loan Pnced 10 the· 30s ~2279 PRICE SLASHID .. Jo $64,500 h cellen llccallonat 494 Oak Onve, 3 lg. bedrooms, lamtly room, eattn k1tchen wtth complete set of appliances l rvmg room Lot s1ze dend street. Within m~nutes from CitY I Year Buyer Pro· tectron Plan Included $45,000 N2212 a ppro~ . IOO'xl33' ' N2216 tel 1986 Centurv ·21 Rul £st1t~ Corporation 111 trust~ fOr the NAF. ® 1nd'•-trtdemarks of ~entury 21 Real Ettate Corporation. Priflle4'1!' U S A Equd\ Houslns OppOrtunrtv til ·. ~AC H OFFICE IS 'INDEPENDENTL~ OWNED AND OPERATED. , - 5 ACRES PLUS 2110BILE HOliES - Over half of lhe land is creek bottom and produclive for held crops and garden. Also storage build i ng~ Good well . 1971 12x65 Schulll rn good condrtrcn and 1961 10x50 Elcona in ~ood condilicn. located lUSt oil St. Rt. 325, 2 5 mrle N E. of Vrnton Cou nty water line on St. Rt. 325. Prrced to sell at $16,500 FARII WITH 60 ACRES - Lovely 3 bed1oom. 1 halh newer ktlchen new ga s furna ce.located on aqu1et dea . #2299 #2209 COULD 81TH£ FARII FOA IOU!- Re111odeled.hom e: 6 • . #2M QUALITY BUILT OLDER HOME localed on largelet rn Pomeroy. 2 car garage, storage area above Basemenl. Hot water heat, ga s lurnace 2 bedrooms now, could arrange for 3 bedrooms let us show you thrs one. Asking $32,500 #300 room house w1th atobacco typeba1n, made 1ntoashowy place. Very clean and attract1~ e . 30 acres mor eor less )obacco base, pond, pastu1e for a !ewhead of li'lesloc h, s1te 1ncludes commerctal type buildmg w1th 3 car gar· age, set up as a woodworking bus1ness. Pr 1cereduced to ' ' wants sold. Call for locatiOn and delaols Only $20 000 #2198 PART Tllll FARIIIRI -Theman who IS empl oyed hul sill has far~ rng mhrs blood. ThiS ISonelor you Aclean 5 I TARA ESTATES - Very clean and well marnlar ned brrck ra nch woth lull hasem ent Includes tanrlly room. 3 bed rooms. ? full baths, lrvm groom. d1nrng area plus eQUJPoed. ca1-1n h1l chen Also leatures screened-rn pOt ch and open patio ga1age Ce ntral a1r Well dl!cc~a t e d P11ccd m the 60s n234 WANTED room. bath, 3 bedroom s. under pmn ed Own er movm ~ . BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY - 3,100 sq. h.olllvrng loader. Mobtle home, farm pond , tractor and eQutpment Rural water Extra one acre lot w1th approved sept1csws· tern, water and electnc on lot This farm is 1mpresstve. - I #2137 2ACRES PLUS IIOBILI HQME - 1980 fa~rmonr Lrvlng in the $80s lmcoln P1ke Rd. Harrrson Township. 61 ACRESINCLUDED AS BONUS! .z311 TOUCH THIS SPECIAL HOllE HAS A DECORATOR'S - 112221 i,1'rac{•c. #2207 IXCILLINT HOME SITES WITH FINANCING AVA! tABLE AT AN UNBELIEVEABLE APR ANO LOW DOWN hum1doher 112313 57 ACRES MORE OR LESS - LIV!STOCK FUll - ' Miihelable limbor or great wooded lol. Above average pasture area fenced. large biin, stone silo w11h un· acre tracts. Wtth•n 3•h m11es of city Par1!aUy wooded. Private PubliC walel available Restncted· • HOllE WITH SMALL ACREAGE - Near Vinton. 17 acres w1th l 'h slory heme Remodel ed home has vinyl srdrng, new wrrtng, 1ncl ud es3 bed room s 1 bath & lets of 1torage room 10 12 ac1es llal ground Ought to lock at rt! $40,000. #250 INVESTMENT - Dup l• • • ! garage separal rng Ihe unrl s Easy $600.00 per month rnccme or hve rn on e and lei the · Under- _.;0 cond. Both ar e 2 bedroom s, . " ......... Tak eal ook,rtwr ll surprr seycu l stun1lh as lbath, ?nd u Mu ch larger th an they ar pear Ea sy mar nt e ~a n ce bedroom. 2 bath ranch Famrly 100m, rec. room. attached 2 car double door gar a~e Nat ural gas heat lmmedtat~ possessiOn. Ky ge r Creek Schools #22ll N2306 133 ACRES MORE OR LESS - 2 storyolder homewrlh 3 #2263 LOTS FOR SALE - I acre lots for build1ng or mobile 2ND AVE . - INVESTMENT - Duplex. 2 rentals and garage rental Call lor mere delarl s Prrced low $30s $385 00 monlhly rncc me LARGE HOME WITH ACREAGE - 40 acres. more or less wt over 5,000 sq. tt , 4 bedrooms. 3 bath s lg lrv rn g room, form al d r nin~ lg kitchen w/ 35•ft cab1net space and wall w/ cven and ba rbecu e prt. fam rly rm., 2 wb frreplaces , added woodburner in • work. Malta wrndows, cedar closets, 32x36 garage workshop. 16x32 rn-ground pool. I lor appcrntmenf MODERN RANCH HOME - 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, LR, eal-in krtchen, lull basement, top ground pool and deck area. Slorage bur ldrng. Pnced $40's. Li=cing= "" NOI!VOOl M3N -- N~~ded 001 M3N"'NOI.LVOO:l #311 z m ~ ' 30 'ACRES PLUS 14r70 1974 MOBILE ~OIIE Partially lurnished 3 bedrom, 2 baths, rn good condrlron. Approximate!~ 1600' road lronlage. County water. Woodf11! hrllland. Quiet area. Good hou se location . Sectron '15, Morgan Townshrp, Long Bran ch Road. Asking $30,000 for all. n19 $19,400! - COZY HOME per lecl lcr srngl• person or co uple IU" sta llmg ou l Rec!'nlly remorleled '" good la sle. Includes lrv1ng room. e>t -1n k1tchen, deck off bedroom ovcrlookrnr. wcorled let f ull base n.ent, new wmrl ows nr w roo f. flew c;upet I HISDEAL CAN' f BEBEA I' Call hriOII'II s 1110 lair FAST SALE AT BEST PRICE MUST SILL - I 9 acres IS avaolable wol h lhos sharp 3 over I acre $19.900.00. bedrooms and more 2 barns, pond,\tobacco base. 2 storage buildmgs. On ly approx. 7 miles from town I , 1 ng en acres, , cherry Lrvrn g room w/stcne frreplace and lets of glass Formal dinrn g. complete k1tchen. rnvestment property, ment, ga rage and workshop Crty school s land lays very well. Excellent bUIIdm glot Hasbeensur FARM LI,STING- 160 ac~es Pnvale location Modem house, 6 rms .. !If.. baths P11vate water system, sprmg bath w1th garden tub, extra nice k1tchen, dinette, ran ge, rel ngerator. washer and dryer mcluded Sttu.ated on 446"-3644 SURROUNDED BY COUNTRY - A1tract1ve b1level m great co nditiOn rests on a landscaped I 5 acre let "' Ky ger Creek schools 3 bed11lom home oiler s lam1ly room w1th ,, , place. hvrnr, room wrth lrrcplac e and 2 lull b>llrs la~ ge 2 car garage Eleclrrc hea t purn p. blac klop roatl £n1oy qruet counlly IIVJOR for a c ha n~e $74 900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - 3 bedroom heme m the crty. Home IS1n very good condrtron Gas heal ce ntral' " · Also well bwlt ga rage wrllrlarr.e 24x30 room ab ove. su1table lor aparlmenl pa rltal utrhtres '" place Askmg $42 800 IRSl AVENUE _ You will be inspired ,by the ossrbrlitres this home oilers! Ccnvenrent to ~own town fine woodwork throu ghout wrthFrenc ~ doors, 1600 plus sQ tt. rn cl udes 3 bedrooms, baths large dinrng and hvrng rooms, breakfas\ area. , small den and carport ProlesSiona landscaprng front and back wrth multr ·l~ve l deck $56,500. - #409 MAKE US AN OFFER - Mob1lehom eandlot 130 ol an acre m Eureka Clean and good co nditton Appliances all included. Satisfactory well tor water but rural water line m yard 1mmed1ate possession Call now fOf deta1ls N2210 ONE YOU CAN AfFORD - 3 bodroom mobile home I Wiseman Real Estate #2268 ut11ily area. Storage bU!Idm g Cal! tor more deta1ts develop mer~! Toba cco base, bam . tie house Many sprmgs.for livestock water Pasture. tillable aland and woodlot. Jams Wayne National Forest. good huntmg and recreatmn So\lthwestern Schools Pnced low $60s • effl t lr n l krtchrn, #404 -- 3 81DROOII rRAILER AND tOT on Eureka $1 5. 000.00 reseeded and lert olo~ed on 1986. All ol thiS and more fo1 $54 000 00 #2315 608 SCOTT LANE - l ovely bnck ran ch, 3 bed10om, I ~ baths, Situated on ~ ac1e 1 car garage 18'x36' above 3 BUNG~LOW EAS! ON THI IYES ... Easy on the budget too' N1lty 4 bedroom. l bath home. Newer wmdows ar1d k1tchen Srtuated on mce I acre lol. $37,000 #2257 gara ge. 3 bedrooms, eat m k1tchen and UP!!! - Make us an en prrced heme See this 3bedroom ranch I Georges Creek Road and let's slart $29,000. or less #2286 OWNERS ARIIIAKING A MISTAKE by selhng thiS al· lracti vP. 3 bedroom, spht level home, 1!h baths, mcludes applian ces, 2 car attached garage, pat1o, appro. ~ acre lawn Call today lo see l hrs one' #2307 NEW LISTED - BACK TO NATURE - 113.91 acres more or tess JIJ; story older home wtlh 4-5 bedrooms. I ih balh s, rural water an d 2 wells. Newer lencmg, milk· Located at 654 Fifth Avenue , Kanauga . Terrific starter home offers bedroom s. kitchen, dining area, 50d50 fenced lot ~ rra 24< 28 2 ca r garage altacherl 40' anten na anti . 10tar wtlh very good TV recept1on ove1w1cle area All lh1SWllh ce ntral a1r 13uyers Prntec11 on P l r~ n l 1strlf at $53,800. #120 - Located m R1o Grande Neat and clean 1\? story home 10 good cond1lton 4-5 bedrooms, 2 fu ll baths. k1tchen , hvmg room . fireplace. porches, full basement. workshop and 1 car garage All Situated on 8 acresmore age apartm ent located 1n C1!y Call today for more mfor- $49.900 00. '22,000 NEED AN OF FE R' - Qwet I · rust oil Si Rt 160 w1thrn I mrle ol new grarlr• schcnl 6 m1l es to Holzer Hosp1tal N1ce h om e~ tt1 thc rHea Tins 3 y1 old qual1ty btul1 h o m~ IS on a laq11• lot w1lh tHee shade t1ces Hilm e ~ ~ 3 BR. 2 ba th ~. livlllit room !210 $45,000. Call for more sewing room , utility room , full basement and 1 car garage . #lOG #320 home, lg. barn Bordered by Racco on Creek near Vmton Rt. 7 in Cheshire . 3 bedrooms, Eng lis h SeH tlrl , full b lood ud gnnd for hrAAd mg S10 00 e ach 2396. Very large gymnastlccust'llon for sale Durnbla CO\Iar. Asking: $76 Call 614-992-3200 or 814992 -3824. ask for Rev Baker . At; Pats for Sale 55 Building Supplies &865 1-:- U.s ' The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Pa Pool teblt with equipment. needs some repein , 130.00 LOCATION ... NEW 46.2 ' ' 64 Misc . Merchandise Real Estate G $50s • ... Real Estate General 2 car ' Man 's diamond ring . size 13 3 diamonds , .18 carat. 14 K gold Recent appraisal m~e with repl ace~ent value tat 1t S399 95. Asking t300 Call 614- 992- 3~00 or 614· 992· 3824, a1k for Rev . Baker. 200 gaj . fuel oil tank, corltar ns 100 gal of orl. Call 614 446 2491 after &PM · : Clo'MI out sale on 1986 White • sewing mac;;hme-equ1ppod to • z:ig-zag, mono gra m, over cast. • mend, hemming, makes button holes darns . sews on Duttons · and mora These mae hm es are ' new With a 10 yr. warranty. Suggessted price is • 8329 95 noWonly$98.95 Call614· 386 41i35 for free deh11ery LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE HOUSE IN IIOVI-IN CONDITION? - Th 1s isrt' B1lchranch approx 6 yrs.old. I Fnewood 100% Seasoned Har dwood Sp l it. dali11ered. 6 stacked. SJ6 . Call 814 -4463 1 20. 2 hydraulic cha~r s , e~~.cu ll e nt , conditron $40.00 each 1 salon . hair dryer S50 00 Ce ll614 -446, 6621 . . Wood t plitter 8600 Kswasakl 90cc l100 Call 614- 446 4426. RENT W/OPTION TO IUV· 4 ac res Suburban I! t 11! tv. n,',y~'~if'thf'n" ~ e•cepbonall~ smart 4 bedroom 1 g fnls. lor t cou , .... ~ .. ~ ..: basement Recenll~ rem odeled . new carpet and wa llpap~r. Qurck pt~sse ss 1on . Henry E. Cleland , Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell .. ... 949-2660 Dottie Turner .....992-5697 Office ........... . .992-2259 Rea) Estate General located on '' Plastic cistern stAte appraved, plastic tept rc tanks , plastic culverts, metal culvens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Ja ckson, Oh 614· 286 -6930 IPROFIESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES 446-2946. ACREAGE for elbow room' Approxrmately 10 acres of land near Chester w1lh water and eleclrr c avarlable Per· feel fer 'flobrle home or burldrng s1te $7,500 110. POMEROY - Srx acres close to town - w1th nrce 1'h story frame home, wrth 3-4 bedrooms Has nrce krtchen cabr· nets, 10x20 storage burldin& patio, garden space MAKE OFFER $16,000 00 ,&, Call 614-256 -6251 £ Smtth ' Pomeroy-Middleport-GalliPolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . Callahan 's Used Ttre Shop. 011er 1.000tiret , mee12 13 , 14. 16. 16 6 8 mil es out Rt . 218. R Eii OEN fi.O.L.. I N'<&.i TME NTS. COM'-'I ERC IALI rooms, new furnace, new large lot in country. 5 miles from town on Johnson Ridge. March 1, 1987 54 Misc . Merchand ise 54 M isc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise REAL ESTATE 614-992 -2181 52 VINTON ST. GALLIPOLIS, OH. 51 Household Goods ~ used appliances ond 54 Misc . Merchandise E. Mainlo.lololl March 1, 1987 .. . ~m NEW LISTING IN RIO GRANDI - Near grade school and college Home on ~ ol an acre lot w11h 30x36 barn Excellent garden area Hrstorrc older home occupred by former college presrdenl s m good condrlron 4 bedrooms, 2 ba th ~. lg. ltV~n g room wrth woodstove, fam tly 100m. drnm g room. modern kitchen and 12x l8 sun room. Gas fu ed hot water hea t. Ch eslnut wood wrndow and door fa crn gs rn ma rn part of home. Just one of Ihe bcsl burl! and modernrzed (rn good taste) homes rn Rro Grande. Prrced to sell at $54,800 #35() BUILT IN 1818, lhis homo offers whal most don't: Large spacrous rooms w/ beaut rfu l hardwood lloors · Includes lormal entrance, 2 stairways, parlor, dinrng room. lamily room and living room, 4·6 BRs, 2balh s, new gas furnace and c/a unit Reduced to $69,900 . N228 141 AC . MIL OF SOUTHERN OHIO HILLS &valley area. Over 'A mile of Raccoon C ree~ lrontage wrth very scenrc bank areas, Good road lronlage wrth several hill top loi:atrcns to burld. County water mrlable. Young walnut tree planfrng wrtn many now 5" in diameter 100 ac. of limbor rn all let us show you thrs listing. Askmg S55,000. #334 ATTENTION IIOBILE HOME OI¥ENRSI - I acre vacant ground along Roule 7, Includes rrver frontage. Localed lUSt below Eureka. $10,000. · M225 LARGE RANCH WITH ROMPIN' ROOM Spac1ous home on 3.3 acte!> wh1ch ~ nclu (les la 1 ~~· llat lawn off ers 1920 sq II I "~." IIVIIIP, IOOrn wolh dmmg room co mbo w1th tu c p l;~r:c. roomy kllc hrn wrth famrly room off lrom 11, 3 bnrfrOtlms ann ? baths. Full unhn1shcd ba~tnn en l w1lh ou lt,tdr entran ce Plenty of room lor kods to play Crly sc hool s. $69.000 n213 OUTSTANDING BUY IN SYRACUSE - 3 becll oom home With alii he lrrmm1n P,s [ ully CQIIIPPCd cai·IO k1 tchen, drn1ng 100m, ? lull hath ;, l1 vrnr: roo mar111 fam,ly room Countrp lyle decooalmg Large 2 c a~ garage wrth heat and water ONI Y$43.0o0 Many ot her extra s ~236 OH, WHAT A DEAL' -Owner 11 makrng l hrs 3-4 bedroom 2 stc; y home a vrry easy buy Home Includes famrly room hvrng room, drnrng room. I 'h baths Nrce set1 1ng on 5 ac1e1 ovcrloo kmg the Oh rc Rrver . Heme has new roof, new furnace. new w111ng. Askrng $ 32 . 50 ~: Wants an ofi Br Wrll help w1th down pa ym ent ms COMPLETE TH E WORK AND SAVE$$$ - A lot ol work and money has been spenl rn remodelong this 2 story older home. but mo1e yet lobe done Has larae Slle rooms, 3 bed rooms, bath , family room . living room, kitchen , dmrng room ana partial ba sement New rool and dryw all, and I srding almost done. Kyger Creek schools. $2 �.' ' T Page- D-6- The Times-Sentinel - 61 Farm Equipment ' 61 Farm Equipment . '2010 John Deer& diese l tractorplow• . disc 03960. New Id ea Dyne Bounce mower S495. lat e model 2241 John Deere baler •1296 . Hay wagon 5300 . Call 614-286-6622 New two row mechineal to- bacco transplanter wilh 300 gal lank. $1 , 100.00 . 304 ·676 1286. U.S. 36 Weat. Jackson. Ohio 614-286-646 1. Mauey Fergu son. New Hollan d. Buah Hog Salet & Serv1 ce. Over 40 used tractors to choose h om S. co mplete line of new & used equipment . Largtlst telect ion I~ S.E. Ohio . JIM ' S FARM E QUIPM ENT CENTER SA 35 W Gallipolis. Ohio . Call 614 -4 46-9777. we. 814 -446 -3592 . Up front !roctors with warranty over 40 used tra ctors. 1000 tools. 180 M assie Ferguson Di esel Tra cto r 2300hrs. 'J3.950 .00. 6ft . Pull Type Bush Hog S450 .00. 300 gel. Sprayer w ith 20ft . boo ms $295 00 Ph. 6 14 - 286-6522 . Coming Soon. New progressive John Deere Agr iculture Deal ership i n Gallipolis . Wat ch for opening ennouncement. 360 lnlernational diesel iractor with front end loader S2760. 2 bottom plows 6250 . 3000 Ford tractor with plows & disc $3950. Call614 -286-652 2 Now buying 1hell co rn or ear corn. Cell forlatest quotea. River City Farm Supply , 614-446 2985. 63 Livestock Autos for Sale 1986 Ford Thunderbird. one owner, mutt tell. Cell614-2451974 Dodge ChJ!IIenger : o'ver 600 in motor. New Cam. 4 barrall c·Mburetor, heedert, 4 new llrea. on kevalonts with eir shocka. Needs aome body work 68 00.00 Call 614 -388-9668. Ouro c Boars. Bred jult lik e the boArs we tested at the Ohio Testation that gained over 2.6 lbs. per day . Roger Bentley , Sabina. OH . 513 -58 4 -2398. 1970 Chevelle-Must Sell. Aaking $2600. IV!ay considor trade. Call 614 -448-8201 4 yearling heifers. % hereford , v~ Simmental. Paul Karr. Chester. Ohio. 614-985 -3538 . 1979 T-Bird. 77.000 miles, PS -PB. AC. AM -FM Stereo· CUI!ette, $1700. Call614-256· 6267 after 4pm. Regis tered Polled Hereford Bull. 4 years old. opprollimate wo ig hl 1.400 to 1.500 lbs. 304· 67 5- 4478 .. 64 1984 Olda Cutlau Siera Cl. Loadod with extras. Super clean, $4850. 86100 book value. Call 614-286 -6522 . 1977 Honda Civic. 4 apd .. ra dio/ can ., rebuilt engine. good besic transportatiOn. Call 614- Hay & Grain Hay for sale. T. A. Willi amson. 3 04 - 676 - ~586 Approximate 1.500 bal esmi•ed hay l or sale, first and second cutting in barn, $1. 25 per bale. Call 304 -675 -4600 between 9:00am and 4:00 pm . Wh ite Fn rm Tr nc tors, Best Price In Area. Siders Equipment Co. Henderson. W. Va. 304· 675 7421 . 71 1991 Z·2B Camaro. red & black interior. PS . PB, 11ir. tilt wheel, cruise. AM -FM ca11ene. Ph . 614-388-9 802 Large round bales (If hey. $10.00 each Will detiver Call6 14-446· 1052 after 5pm 477 New Holland 7ft Hay bind, like new for S2, 600. Vermeer Round bal er 4x5ft . bales. usod 1 sesaon. Call6 14· 38 8· 9832 Tr anspor lalion 9234. 62 Wanted to Buv CROSS & SONS Hay 81.25 bate, call 304-6753997 after 6 :00. S31nNIY'I ' March 1, 1.987 •Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 446-6694 . 1983 Chevrolet Chevetta 2 dr .. red, good cond . S2600. C&ll 61 4· 446 -8528 . 1956 Buick Special UOO. 1976 Cflavy tmpela UOO. 1976 Ply· mou th Arrow S400, or will sell all 3 for S1000. Call 814-446 - 3969 71 Autos for Sale 1979 Monte Carlo. A / C, cruise '~~~:~' '0©Edittd \tc{} N\- ~ t-~S® br CLAY R. POllAN_;;___ _ __ Owords Reorra~ge the 6 scrambled below to make 6 control. •unroof. new tirea, 305, Y·8 . Exc . Cond. Call 614-448· simple word!.. Print lettan of eactl in Its line of squares. 71 WOlD GUll 2 Bulck .Opalslor tale: .1 runt, 1 for parts. Call614·446·007& . 7673 . 3111~ ', - 3324 . 1973 Dodge Charger. t700 firm . Call 614 -446- 3082 after 5. I 1984 Chevy Chavette, 2 dr .. auto ., AM ·FM tap e, Eliltra nice. $2999. John's Auto Sales. Ruleville Rd. Gallipoli1, OH . 1~ III I I I 1I I 1 l--rl::--;.l..:;.;l_;:-;...l:.:.._r-l I I SIDEEM 1979 Dodge Magnum. Can be aeen 1 mile on 218 . or Call 5 614-446· 4312 . 65 Mustang. 302 eng . 3 1pd., uking 81000 o_r best offer. Call 6 367-7750. 5589. ------ 1980 Camero. VB. air, auto. $1700. Call 614-992·5648 after 5":00 p.m. Y El TlA G I I I a~ter 1979 Chevrolet p/ u, 4x4. V-8. Auto .. PS / PB. SAW. Exc, Cond. $3600. Call 814-446-4053. 1973 C-60 .Chevv 2 t on 16ft. dump bed. Good conditio n. Call fiUfOSfUfWBJ 9JEIM ElM 6UfU9A9 9UQ O.taun y, ion pickup. white, 4-spd., excellent cond. 81500. ~~ _warwick Rd. P.t Pleaunt. 1981 Honda CB 750K . Pur· chased new in 1985. Ac:;t ual mileage-370. Excell ent tandl· l ion. t1300. Cell 614- 446· 3476. ' Vans & 4 W.O. ' 86 ToyotA, 4 wheal drive, ext1a cab. lllsded. 5 year tran1f8f'eble warranty, 89.500.00. 304·882· 3760 or 304 -773-6858. · 1978 Ford F- 160, • wheel dr'ive. klckout hubs, PS , PB, auto , good cond, 304·882 -3236. '73 Chevy -Suburban. 4 wheel drive. $1,200.00. 304 · 676 - 1857. ' m ____,; 1986 For d" Escort staticn~ wagon. 4 dr .. AT. AC. PS, P8;" AM ·FM storeo only 1.900 mllee,• 304 -675 -5286 . : 1981 Olds CuUis. !maculate Codition. AM ·FM ca&sette. A.C., new tires. $3200. 614 -992- 6556 . 1988 24 ft . Playt ime Pontoon Boa t wit., 50 HP Mercury engine. l ots of axtns. Call 614·992-322 1. 1983 Honda 760 Shadow . l ow mileage. en95. Call 614· 256 1404 or evenings -614 - 256- 76 1606. 1981 , KX420 motorcycle. call Auto Parts & Accessories Used GM uent missions. All internally Inspected & guaran· teed. Af s·o Ford & Ctlryaler. Ca/1 304-675-4040. ' Real .. Gr 75 • 614-992, 8763. 8x35. 2 bedr60m trailer used for cam ping. Can be left on rented riverbank lot in Weat Virginia Of ·moved. Lot haa electri city and city water . Call614 ·992· 3221 . Aintream 21 ft . 1970. Vmy good condition. 13900.00. C11 ll 304-896 -3006 alter 6 p.m. Used auto par ts . Ct.rysler and Chevy. Call 814-247 -3281 . Boats and Motors for Sale Auto part s for sale. Radio, A .C., glass, end other PIU11 tor 1977 Cordoba. 304· 713· 5651 . 16V2 h . Glutron Slti Boat . 1977 Mercury 176 HPrecently rebuilt . t38CIO. 614· 992· 5437 after 5 p .m . B-N-M Tire. blemished tire!'. Dean. Central. 13" -14" -16". 304 -895 ·3468. Real Estate General 446-3636~~ 111111..,.. O,.TUitln 18 rt . Monitpr Camping traitor. Excollent condition, S19 00 . 614-446-0966 . aday Realty ~lAIIO~· & Campers 81 Home Improvements The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- D-7 82 85 Plumbing & Heating General Hauling co11!. lim es tone. and Atave\ Dfl liverftd 1 10n 11nd u p Jim Lan ier. 304 -675 1247 or 675 -73 97 Hou se • 1979 Chevy C-10, black, 4 wt.eel drive, 250 engine. plus four 11x15 tirea. phone - 304- 79 Motors Homes 16ft. Ban Tracker 111. 40 H.P. · 73 Midas Camper . Asking Ttolli.-,g Mo101. live well, and so $1600. Clll 614·256·1235. f orth. Paul Kerr. Chester , Ohio. 614·985-3638 . 7289. 73 Boats and Motors for Sate Go House Hunting With 1978 Camero. 68.00Q 11cturat• mites . aut omatic. AM - FM: cassette. sharp, 62, 000.00 . • 304 -895- 3599. ... o..._,...... 1:13/II!:Jn8 3SIW30 7n:W:i 0/11/S"'O pua ejup B41 '41J!Q suos mo 1noqo 1983 Hcnda V-46 Megna, ex cel· lent condition, very low mileage with extras Ph. 614-36? -0683. Real Estate General 1980, Z-28, 350 T-top. Mony: extraa. 304- 675· 6392 ifter.:. 5:30. • .. snoN311 -weweJ 1.. 'U! P9Wf40114 OS'MejJOO 14B!UP!W 8 PB4 94 l l IV 'BW!I ' 79 Chevy luv. 4 wheel drive. eir cond, good shape 304-676· 895· 3850. '6,14, 985· 3949. 75 74 Motorcycles $1.500.00 304 -675-3886 .__;• • '. A13/)ff) .. awo4 ,e6 01 S3lnN11'4 3/ll::t PB4 I puo sg: U SBM II '!111M I! Jeq 1978 VJ ton GMC 4x4 truck. ,350 Auto. C11t 614-446·85 30 after 8:30. _________ Complete the chuckle quoted J-t ' 1973 MercurvCougar 8300.00·. 1985 Honda Scooter CH - ~OQ, by fi lling in the missing words I 1 L--L . -I...-I...-I...__,J,L-...1. you develop from step No. 3 below. 1979 Cougar, 302. auto. 1976 Ford Van. 6 cyl. auto. Phone 1 0 . 11 I0 Trucks for Sale . 1973 Ford F-100 True~ . 3 spee~ standard . Runs good. Body fair. .Qo<)d woJk truck . $360. Call •304· 8715· 1'911 .evenings . '79 Mercury 302, Y· B auto. new raidal. 8960 .00 . ' 7B Oldt Omega 260 , 6 cvl. au to. good cond, $850.00. 304-576-2192. I 1972 Pontiac Catalina. Good mo1or and tranamisaion . First t126 takes it ! Call 614-992· ' 1977 Volkswagen Dashor, 4cyl. 4 sp eed. 71,000 miles, real good core. 304-675-3641 . 0 ri e ev4;1 nin g we were . . . . . remmlsc1ng about our sons ~-:::::::::::::::~- birth, the date and time. At r- S UN 17hehadamldnightcurfew, 0 VE ~;-,:.-;....:.:..,::...~:,--l so he chimed in, "I remem. l8 1 1 1·9 1 1bar it well. It was 11:55 anq,1 ~-:::·:::·:::·:::·:::·:::· had - ------to get home. · 1981 Mercury. 4 cyl. automatic, air, radio . rear window defrost. good condition. 81~95 . 614· "3934. ' 77 Chevv Nova, 6 cyl, auto: PS, PB, AM ·F M. Keystone M a~t-. radial tires, 304-882-2625. REBRUN -f 7 614-379-2 436 1974 ChevV Cheyenne pick-up. -PS . P8, AC , topper, bra~ e •conlrol. S2600. Call 814-446· 1976 Buic.k Regal S700 ..00. Phon e 304 • 676 · 1888 72 8525.00 Ph . 614-388-9669. 614-992-2839. 6,oo PM . Trucks for Sale 1972 Ford good condition Buick 6 cylinder ·engine, rebunt !en than 20.000 miles In Bul,clc Skyhawk. Body good. trarqe js bad. Sell complete $600. Ball LUFFTI A'utos for Sale 72 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 door ted an, 6 cylinder. standardahlfl. 68,000 actual miles. 6~4 · 986 · 4306. ask tor Jim : 1986 Ptvmouth Touriamo. $600 & auume loan. Call 614 -448· Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' 78 Chevrolet K· 5 Blazer. good cond. 304-675· 3348 or 875 568&. AMX 1977. Nor11lern born Out southern bred. No rust . $1&00. OBO. Must sell. Call614· 742 · 614-949-2092. 1 984 Plymouth Reliant, 4 apd .. AM ! FM . low mileage. Caat. Price $2999 . John'a AutoSalos, Bulaville Rd .. G111ipolia, OH . 71 Auto~ for Sal~ 3059. - ·, March 1, 1987 AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROHER! GORDON. REALTOR. 446·6216 M~RY FlOYD, REALTOR, 446-3383 25 LOCUST STREET. GALLIPOUS, OHIO Servtces 81 Home , Improvements RON ' S Telovislon Ser vi ce. House calls on RCA, Ouazar, GE . Specieling in Zenith , Call 304 -676 -2398 or 614 ·446· 24&4. Fettv Tree Trimming, slUmp removal. Call 304-675 - 1331 RINQLES'S SERVICE , e11pe· riunced carpent er. electrician. mason, painter . rooting linclud· ing hot tar appli cation) 304· 875-2088 or 675 -7147. Rot11ry or cable $'tOOl drilling M oat well a completed umeday . Pump aalea 1nd set' vlce. 304 - CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND tiEATING Cor Fourth and Pinfl Galllpolia. Ohio Phone 614· 446 -388 8 or 614446 -4477 85 Wille' hauhno. Fo rm orly Ken Wh tlat on& now John' s Wn ttrr Sijrvi c., Snm u PII CHI, Ph onu 304 · 67 6· 291 9 Of 576· 2464 General Hauling 87 Dillard Wahtt Sur v• ce Pools. S11terna, Wells Oelivmy Any time . Call 6H 446 7404 895-3802 James Boys Water Ser v1 ce. Als o po Qia tilled. Call 61 4· 256· 1 141 nr 61 4-446 -1175 or 6 14-446· 791 1. Starkl Tree end lawn Service Hedg e• . ahrutu , buahes trimmed. lantllcaping, n ump and leaf removal. 304-6782842 Of 576 ·2903 . Watterson ' s Wa1er Hauli ng , reatohablu rates. immodiat a 2. 000 gallon dolivery, crl t flln l . pools. wall , fl t C. call 304-676 291 9 Upholstery A & M C\r5t um C01.1C hus Hr HI R ll u ph o l ~ ut r Y . St Rl 7. Crnw n C1ty. Oh 614 256 14 70 . Evu 614 -44 5 343B Oprm tl 111iy 9 w 4.30. S11t 9 30 ICI 1 30 Oltl & njtw U p h os t ort.~ rt Mowr cy'r. UiJ holswnn \1 sm\.. nrl lt lco unty lutra 22 y ri l ll ~ Th t~bu al Ill futn itlll ll Ull h ll hi ltHII I\1 Cull 304 - 8 7 5 4 1 5 4 esltlnll1 65 l or BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Un co nditional lifetime guerlln· tee. Local refttences furnished. Free estimates. Call co llect 1·6 14·237-0488. day or night. Rogers B~t ae ment · Wat erproofing. SWEEPE R and sewing machine repair. parts. and suppl iet . Pick up and delivef\1 , Davis Vacuum Cleaner. on e half mite up Georgea Creek Rd. Call 814· 446 -0294. All typea ca rpenter & concrel e · work: ln t.!lrior. e~~; terior . remodeling, pain11ng, roofing, fre e estimate• . Call614 -446-6n4 . Ro om addition•. electri ca l. roof. ing , t iding. plumbing . E11cellent references C.11ll 614-367-0412 . Mullin& Home \mprovemeRt a. Vinyl & Alum . Siding & Soffit. Free eatimates. (William Mullins) Ph. 614-388-9621 . Grant Home lmprovementa-We apeciali1e in sun decks / patios also suspended ceiling1. Fr ee estimatea . Call614 -985-4128 . S137-t"'"'IJOS SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS $39, I style leatures 2 bath s, 3 BRs, . family rm . and lormal dining, carpeting. woodburn•n g stove Call lor more 1nlormat1011 TAKE A LOOK AT THIS .... Very nice home and convenient focatron just off Rt. 35. 2 bedrooms, den, kitc hen w/ range, side-by srde refng, washer and dryer, living room, formal dining, fireplace, large front porch PRICE REDUCED TO $39,900!- GREAT BEGINNER HOME - This home offers a large LR with fi replace. krtchen. drnrng area. 3 BRs, bath. full basemen!, 1 car garage. deck, fenced yard just mmute>to town on Rt. 141. Ca ll lor an appointm ent. ADDRESS: RT. 35 RODNEY PRICE: $46,000 TAXES PER HALF YEAR: $159.82 LOT SIZE: .260 ACRE PAYMENT: $351.63 PRIN . & INT. DUPLEX 4 SALE - Goeat investment lor the buyer. l oc ated on Graham School Rd. Each uni t offers 2 BRs, living room. bath. kitchen and stove. oelrig., OW and dJSpl., laundry, large carport, central air and storage welL !BASED ON 9% INTEREST RATE 30 YEAR TERM WITH 5% DOWN PAYMENT.) 1 Reduce sharply 6 Praise NICELY KEPT FRAME RANCH WITH ALUM . SIDING, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM WITH WOOD· BURNER, WELL INSULATED AND A 2 CAR GARAGE. ONE OF THE BEST BUYS ON THE MARKET. 10 Largest conlinent 14 Poker slakes ·19 Brllish conservatives 21 One opposed 22 In the mood lor 23 Quarterback 's fool ball toss 24 Superimpose 26 Highhanded abuse •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• .•• • THIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU Located just of! St. Rt. 35 in Spring Valley Estate. Tri-level home with 3 BRs, 1 ~ baths, equipped kitchen. LR. dinette. FR, frreplace, carpet, gas heat, central arr. covered rear patio. pool and attached garage. Don't let this one get away. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Brick ran ch 3 BRs 1'h baths, kitchen w/ range, doubt~ oven. 'ow. livingrm ., dinette, family rm , fireplace, full basemen!. screened porch, 2 car attached garage. KC school drstrrct. . •' 28 Postponement 29 Baseball's Durocher 30 Baker 's products "' LOCATION - LIVE IN ONE RENT THE .OTHER or RENT BOTH! - 2 story home with 3 BRs, bath, LR, kitchen , dining rm . gas heat. Garage apartment in rear oilers 2 BRs. bath, kitchen, laundry room. Call tor more information. BUY ALITTLE OR BUY ALOT!- Thi shome ca n be purcha sed with 5 acres or 58 and . offers 3 BRs. 2 baths, LR, kitchen, wood burning stove, carpet, tobacco base. 40x60 barn, cellar house and several sheds. Call for mooe rn formation. ·~··"' OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL HAS REDUCED PRICE TO $47,9001- n rs home at 61 3 Second Ave. has lovely woodwork wh ich accentuates its style. l ivmg rm. w/ fioeplace, formal dining, 3 or 4 bedooms. 1~ baths. spacious kitchen with lots ol storage, gas heat. unattached garage. Convenient to downtown. SPRING VALLEY ESTATES - Tri-level home offers 3 BRs. 2 baths. nice equipped kitchen , l -slraped LR, dining area, 24x12 lamily room with woodburnrng firepla ce. ~as heal, cent. air, 2 car garage. Call today · 32 " Romancing 1he ROOM TO GROW - 2.5acres. more or less. Very attractive ranch slyle homefeatures 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. LR. kitchen w/range, retrrg., mrcrowave, lull basement, carpeting, heat pump/cent. ai o, one car atta ched garage plus an unattached garage. l ots of room tor gardenrng and entoying the outdoors. Call today . FIVE ACRES - BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME. EQUIPPED KITCHEN, OAK CABINETS, SNACK BAR,ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP. CENT. AIR, PLUS WOODBURNER. CUSTOM DE SIGNED TO CONSERVE ENERGY WITH 6" INSULATED WALLS. 12" INSULATED IN ATTIC. ANDERSEN THERMO PANE WOOD WINDOWS, INSULATED DOORS. HOME IS 5 YEARS OLD. CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. $56,000. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - lovely home offers 3 BRs, 3 baths, equipped kitchen, 14x44 family room, dinette, frreplace, 2car unattached garage, 20x40 pool and salellrle drsh. Call foo an apporntment. COLONIAL STYLE ON IV• ACRE. WELL MAINTAINED 3 BR'S, 1 BATH, FAMILY ROOM. WOOD BURNER. GARAGE WITH WORKSHOP AREA PLUS MOBILE HOME PRESENTLY RENTED. BUY BOTH FOR ONLY $45,000. ANOTHER FARM IN THE KYGER CREEK AREA - APPROX. 78 ACR ES. NICE MO DERN FAR M HOME HAS ['.; BATHS. EQUIPPED EAT-IN KITCHEN , All ROOMS ARE SPACIOUS. FENCED PASTURE POND. BETTER HURRY . THE LAST FARM WE HAD IN THIS AREA SOLD FAST' $75.000. "i 1: ' BRICK & FRAME WITH .70 AC. J BR. BATH . FULLY FUR· NISHEO KITCHEN , SNACK BAR. LAR~E ROOMS. PARTIAL BSMT .. CARPORT WITH STORAGE ROOM . NG SCHOOL DIS!. REDUCED TO $30.000 . SPRING IS ALMOST HERE and we have the perfect colla ge along Raccoo nCreek for you to spend your su mme1 even.ngs and weekend s .year around llvmg. Buy now $42.500.00 33 Add itional 34 Small, marked cube 35 - Stanley Gardner ATTENTION! PRICE REDUCED TO · $29.900 - Very ~ice starter home in Centenary . 3 BRs, LR. kitchen, bath, fireplace , full ba sement. Call tor an appointment AFFORD~BLY PRICED AT JUST $29,900! -Close to city on Rt 141 this homeoffers kitchen, LR. famly room. dining room and full basement. large unattached block garage. Call tor an appointment REDUCED TO $24,900!1! - Nrce home offersliving room. kitchen w/ range, relrig., and displ., drning room , bath . carpeting, woodburnrng stove, unattached garage and a 16x32 office and shop. Call today. I 4 • Ho~er Hosf)taL BEDROOII HOME ON KAYHY DRIVE nea1_ ·- ~ traH~_ area. large oock yard. WBFP. Gall~~~ Crty School e District. Pr~e $45,000 . . .CREAGE: 132 acres, 30 acres ol bottom land. Buy now for ~ :' • • SUNKIST VILLAGE - Beautiful brick ranch olleJS 3 BRs, 2 bath s. kitchen with ran ge. drspl , OW, microwave. LR. FR with stone hearth and woodburner. formal dmrng, new carpet. heat pump/cent. air, 2 car atlached gar age, covered 1eao patiO , fenced back yard . Ca ll lor an apporntment. • • • • • • • • • • e ' . SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS.... ; • .CALL AI EXPERIENCED WOOD REALTY SALESPERSON I I I ~,·, I ',,1 ,, 1 ·l·:h (I ~1 11!•1 Ill ( •. dlllll I· llln U COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19,900! - This attractive home offers 2 • BRs. balh, kitchen with range, diningroom, LR, carpet, 1 car unanached garage, srtuated on two lots. Call today. STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the toyer ol one of the French City's fi nest. Formal LR, formal dining, spacious master bedroom with office or sewing room adjacent, den . 2 BRs upstairs, 2'h bath s. 3 frreplaces , lg. family room , sola num. covered patio, screened porch and much more. Call for an appt. •• ~ VINTON - CORNER Of CHERRY & CLAY - Nice two st_ory home oilers 4 BRs, 2 baths, LR. kitchen. den. d•n•ng room . lull basement, sundeck, lrreplace Call fm an appointment. ' . • •• •••' ONE OF A KINO - · 4 BEDROOM BRICK HAS2 COMPLETE KITCHENS FORMAL DINING ROOM FAMILYROOM, FORMAL LIVING ROOM HAS$OLIO WALNUTPANELING. FIREPLACE. · PATIO WITH BARBECUE GRill, PLU S DECK EXCELLENT CONST-RUCTION. AN ACRE LAWN CITY SCHOOLS om :JUST LISTED! NICE RIVER VIEW. FRAME RANCH WITH 'VINYL SIDING. 3 BR, FORMAL O.R, PARTtAL BSMT , CAR·PORT. KC SCHOOL 'OIST. LI STED AI $24.900 CAN BUY EXTRA ACRE WITH 40X40 STORAGE BLDG. & MOBILE HOME HOOK-UP. ALL FOR $29.900 NICE g PRIVATE! _ OBL WIDE WITH 2 ACRES ONBLACK· TOP ROAD 3 BR 1' ' BATH. FORMAL OR, UR. CELLA R HOUSE STORAGe' BLDG & 2 CAR GARAGE. KC SCHOOL btSI FANTASTIC BUY AT $32,000. I GRAHAM. SCHOOL ROAD - Very nice ranch otters kitchen w/ range, relrig.. OW, dispi, microwave, l~. FR. dmette. 3 BRs. I bath, cent. air, carpetrng, 2 metal utihty bldgs. Shown by appointment. EXCELLENT LOCATION! CLOSETOTOWN. BU1 NOT IN TOWN. EXTRA. BIG 100X200 LEVEL LOT. 3 BR. I 'h BATH. EAI·IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE & D.W. GARAGE. GAS FURNACE. SUPER PRICE OF $39,000. 106 Earth goddess 107 Mysell 108 Fe is its symbol 110 Drunkard I t I Hosp. rm. 126 Nerve network 42 Warbled 127 Congenial 44 Rumo r 128 Chr istian festival 46 "Planet of lhe -" 47 Suspended 130 Unit ol llallan 48 Sicilian vo lcano 132 Hearing organs 50 52 53 55 133 Grate 134 Biller vetch 135 o, ot Celebes 137 Soil drink 139 Health resorl 58 59 60 62 64 66 Origin Cylinder Father Cheer Dampens " - Mice and Man " curr en cy 140 Liquid measure 14 t Encountered 143 Living room in Madrid 145 - Bela Kappa 146 Culllvatlng 148 Prison supe rint endents 69 Uquely 70 Cake ol soop t 52 Finishing 7 1 On th e ocean 153 llalian seaport 73 Figure of speech 75 Conl inued story 77 Epic sea tale 78 Keen 80 Apporlioned 154 Highway 156 Stick togelher 8 1 Dutch commune 82 Mate t 50 trri1ated 157 Remains a1 oase 158 Unemployed 159 Propel onesell lhrough waler 160 Appor11ons 66 Prolix for hf11f Bea tles l!lm 87 Southwes te rn Senator l rom Knnsas 86 Mr S travin sky 89 Three-toed slo th Indians 9 TwiSI 10 Place in line 90 Mu ltit ude 9 1 Acto r William !\ 11 Location 93 Welcomes 12 DOE 13 Diphthong 94 Art lfidlll language 15 Pinch 16 Three- pronged spear 11 3 Face ol wa1ct1 11 5 Erbium symbol 41 Depression Love'' 14 Part ol c hurch 11 2 Rani 121 Guarded 124 Bound 63 Knock 65 Splil 7 In addi1 io n state sm an t 19 Tellurium symbol 79 G reek Iotter 'o'elns 6 Note ol scale 8 77 Long-legged b11d between leaf 4 "To - With 5 crest 74 Thul thing 76 Again' prefi x 92 Dutch measur e 96 Fo ot wear 97 Olm inu11ve sull 11< 100 Th erefor e 102 Chlmn6y carbon 105 Cavern 17 Dining 109 Me tnt l ast enur 18 Rain and h ail 11 2 Inform er s 1 13 lit ! l atl 114 Looked 20 Declared 23 Antilo .d ns 25 " The - ol Living Dangerously" 27 Redcap 26 Decays 31 Walk 33 Reward 36 Heraldry: graflad 38 Epic poetry 40 Barracuda 41 .. _ in tho Sun" 4 3 Eal away 4 5 Baltimore condescendingly of a 1 16 Seco nd series 1IB Old Portu guese mo1tey of accoun t 120 Har blng rs 12 I Sta11on 12t> S malllu rntlu re wheels 123 LOllS 125 Small drop 126 Pillage basoballer 46 Worshipped 47 Sword handle 127 loud notse 49 The sweet sop 131 Stick IO 132 Chemical 51 Loop 52 "The Six Million - Man " 129 Bro wn w ith w!"u to .nl or spe r sod compountl 133 Ar1 tcle o r rowel ry 53 Macaws 54 Sprlnl 134 Uncn nny 56 Spur on 136 Asslslan ts 59 Aelurns 10 the scene 60 Try to notify (a person) 136 Fish sauce lr10 Trunshxcs 141 Clayey oorl h 142 Wmtor prec 1pital1on 6 1 Sant1ar ac tree 144 Tiny port lclo 63 Funeral cor s 65 Plnlail duck 67 Nourished 69 Mile: obbl. 14 7 Illumin at ed 70 Pennants PRIME LOCATION - IDEAL .RENTAL PROPERTY 2 BR S. BATH, NICE BACK YARD. $1 6.000. 148 Sm all lum p 149 Capuchin monke y I 5 I Ar ticle 153 Prefb: lor tw •ce 155 Ooc•motcr abbr NEAR EWINGTON - APPROX. 70 ACRE S. $18.000 THIS COULD BE AGREAT LOCATION FOR A SUMMER CAB IN. OR, IF YOU LOVE PRIVACY A YEAR 'ROUND HOME MOSTLY WOODED HILLSIDE. ' WALNUT TWP. 111 ACRES - $60.000 - THI SFARMHAS SOME BEAUTI FU L TILLABLE tAN O PLUS WOODLAND 4 BEDROOM FA RM HOME RECENTLY PAINTED SEVERALOUTBUILDINGS. TOBACCO BASE 62 ACRE FARM - 4 BEDROOM. 2 STORY HOME, NORTH GALLIA SCHOOL DISTRI CT. THIS IS AGREAT BUY. BEITER HURRY' $35.000. • • -· IF DAD WANTS A FARM. AND MOM WANTS A SPACIOUS COMFORTABLE HOME, THIS PROPERlY Will MAKE BOTH HAPPY. 30 ACRES, 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM HOME. ALSO HAS MOBILE HOME HOOKUP, LOT OF ROAO FRONTAGE. NORTH GALLIASCHOOLS $69.500 JUSTti S! EO! • • • .$19.900.00. ' ' ' RENTALS: We have two homes for rent...Call for more rn· • tormatron. One in Gallipolis Crty and another '" Kyger • Creek school drstrict. . · • I .~ •' w ' ~~non no. 1$265.00 oer ACRE !'!) e •20 ACRES more or less wrth 2 BR mobrle hom e Hazel Rrdge • df , -·•• .-HEW LISTING 1!1 - lns•de c•ty llm•ls .30.798 SQ. ft. lot. w•lh • ~xJSirn g 4.800 sq II. metal bld g. Buy now for $60.000.00. • BUY NOW: 2 ACRE LDT located w•lhrn SpnnP,freld Twp . • Ga llra Ca. $10.500.00. .PRICE REDUCED ~ fho ee bedooomhumcrnPiants Sub-' e drv 1s,on. Exce llent co ndrtron and oeady tomove rnto . Full • basem ent. caoport Comlorlab le. Was $43 .500.00. NOW $39.500.00 . . NEW LISTING - 3 Bedom. home s•tualed alon g Hannar '~race Rd .. Walnullwp. 1.8 acres. Pnced for rmmedrate sale 38.000.00. . •!APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES of level ground adjacent to Plea • sanl Valley Estates; 350- ot road frontage, wrth c1ty water . sewer and gas on premrses. $400.00 peo 1~!"1 foo. • NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located along Roush Rd. • Cheshrre Twp Ky Rel Co eek Schools. Approx •, acre. wbip. pool Buy now foo $49,!j)0.00 .~ ) •• . .ONVENI lOCATED ALONG lrd AVE.i300block) .A:l·4·5 bedr~r·• ~ ome. 2 halhs, recently renovated new ga' . ;F/ A'furnace $o0.000.00 · •• 11, ~ : ,# 95 Annapolis freshman 98 S- shaped molding 99 Simpler 101 Odors 103 Jog 104 - Angeles 105 Roman 39 Nallve ms1a1 40 Brlstlellke 57 Yes, in Ha'.'an a 2 Paramours 3 Interstices 92 Concur 120 Possess Fore1old Food program Paid notice Diner sign 1 Shoulder wrap overstrain 11 7 Float in air 72 Rugged m o un t run DOWN 87 Let fall In drops 89 In music, high 37 Tropica l fruit 66 All ernalive word sq. building with frontage on St. Rt 160. 12x20walk-in cooler. 12ft. dairycase. Call tor more details. 64 Save 86 Sudden We'll help you sell! If you're selling your home, come list with us! Your house will ha've awider exposure to more qualified buyers because of our advanced •. wide-ranging listings of real estate. Ourfully-trained, professional staff of realtors will bring their expertise to the matter of finding the best buyer for you. Call us now! WE HAVE JUST LISTED THIS 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOME IN CENTENARY HOME HAS NEW ROOF AND VINYL SIDING. YOU Will ENJOY THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CO NVENIENCE OF THE ATTACHED GARAGE. BACK YARD IS FENCED TO PROTECT CHILDREN AND PETS. SEE AND YOU'll BUY' $4 8.000 , PRICE REDUCED OVER $5,000 - GOOD LOCATION IN TOWN, 3 BRS, 1 ~ BATH, BIG BACK YARD All FENCED. $24,500. IIAIE AN APPOINTMENT TOOAY TO CHECK OUT THE SPECIAL FEATURESTHIS HOME OFFERS. THE CEDAR SIDI NG MAKES IT SPECIAL ON THE OUTSIDE &' YOU'Ll LOVE THE EXIRA BIG KITCHEN/ DINING CO MBO WITH SNACK BAR. PLUS, fOYER, NICE SIZED BR 'S & LR, i FULL BATHS &GARAGE WITH OPENER. CITY SCHOOL OIST. YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS ONE! UNBELIEVABLE PRICE OF $52,000. '. 1987 Unlled iFOa\UrOSyndlcalo . I l t iJH �,. ·~ ~ ' ·1. Farm 1 March 1. 1987 'farm flashes The Annual Galli a Countv slon Center near Jackson. Plan to Tobacco :roduction Meeting will arrive at the District bflice by be he ld 1 hursday, March 5, 7:30 7:00 p.m. If you want to view the p.m., at the Hannan Trace High program. Bud has talked to Dean Sc hool. There. are many new Baldwin , tlje presenter of the things that Will affect Ga llla program and feels this. will be a Count y tobacco producers In , very good presentation. l9R7. We hope the speakers will Beef prices are the topic of provide educational information di scuss ion when most loca l to help producers "cope" w!t.h farmers meet. One measure of Produ c tion, Leg islati ve and market trend possibilities Is a Market Ch~nges. Spea ke rs will reta il average price fl)r live beef mclude: .lim Wells, Professor cut s. · These · cuts are: Chuck Ementus, O.S.U. : Brook Che· Roast , T·Bone Steaks; Sirloin ney, From the Tobacco Institute; Steak : Round Steak: a nd ground and Mr .. Dave Coulte r. Are a heel. There has not been much Co nserva tionist from SCS. The change at th e retail level lor meeting will co nclude with a several month s on th e national re port fr om the Galll a County average. Wholesale prices have Pr ld e ·ln·Tobacco Association . fluctuated somewha t during the Ll~ht re fr eshments will be past month. The natlo nalfive·cut served courtesy of the local average on February 12 was $2.40 Tobaccco Assocta tlon . per pound. During the past The la tes t In edu ca tional e f· severa l years, strong consumer forts are "Satellite" Video Tele· resistance ha s been met a t the co nfe rences. A highly .:eco~ · fi ve·cut average level of$2.50per mended presentation Gram pound, Marketing : P oll ey a nd Options The spring ca lvi ng season for for Survival, Pa rt 2" , ~ill be Gallia County Beef producers is Tuesday ;, ~arch 3 at ?.:30·9:30 ~ell underway . Warmer weather P:m. on . il es tar 4, lOD . Home ts a lwa ys nice during calving v1ewtng Js encouraged, but 1f you time . Extra attention should be are not set up , Mr. Bud Carter given to the herd Including has ar ranged to have th e pro - frequen t inter va l checks for gra m run at th e Drstrict Exten· potential problems. Be prepared to give fluid s to scouring calves Agent~~ tha t become dehydrat ed. Consult yo ur veterrn artan lor advice as problems ari se, A thumb rule, even In cold wea the r Is to not : ~ I leave cows and newborn calves locked up tn tight barns for more rha n 1 or 2 days because of ~. disease potential. Cows wea · : By John C. Rice their ca rd . or those who have kened because of lic e problems • County Extension Agent failed the test a nd wish 10 retake often havecalvln gproblems, Use • Agriculture 11. caution in treating weak cows : AREA FARMERS ENCOUR· th a t a re near ca lvi ng as some ! AGED TO BECOME CERTI· If you do not have a Pesticide Insecticides may tend to make : FlED- Area farmers who apply Applica tor Ca rd and would like to wea k animals stiff for a few days. : their own pesticides will benefit obtain one, then a ttend e ither the -rrom attendtng a pesticide appll- w:oo a. m. or 7:oop.m . session. ~ca.tlon training meeting a nd Nt•w people do not have to attend : getting a state certifica tion to usc the tra ining to become certified OHIO VALLEY UVESTOCK Market Report for Frb. 21, 1987 - restricted products. - just take the tes ts. However, Sale e\·ery SatUrday at 1:00 p.m. : More and more, some of the most people do a tt end the trai n· Trends: VC'al Ca lves, s tea dy; f'eedr r Cat tlt>, s t('ad.\'; Cows, Sf('ady; Steers & : most popular and effecti ve pes ti· tng be fore t akln~ the exa ms. Yr>arl !ngs, ffi('cl. frame #l & Jr2, 2~ -300 lbs. Examinatio ns will be given on 159-172: -cldes available today are bei ng 300·400 lbs, 158·172.50: 400-500 Jbs. : classified "Restricted Use" . If Wednesd ay, March 4 in the 156·168.50: 500·600 tbs, $5;.50·168: 600·700 . $54-163.50: 700·800 lb.! , $51.50-$58: 800 , area farmers want to preserve afternoon and evenin g, he re at lbs lbs & up. S4lH56; HPifen, mro. framl' .ttl & : their right to choose a nd use all our off ice. Reservations are •2. 250·300 lbs. m ·$64 : JOIHoo Jb' : available pesticides, they need to need ed for the training a nd 154 .50.$63; 400·500 lbs. 155-$60: 500-600 tbs: 1.13-$60: 1'00·100 Jbs . $54159: 700·1100 Jbs . · become certified. exa mina tions. Please call our 14~ ·$55 . 50: 800 Jbs & up, 143·m .50: Bull s. : Besides protectin g a Iarmer's office at 992·6696 if you plan to med. fr ame 11] & 112. 250-300 lbs, $56-$69; 301HOO lbs. $55·11l9.50: 4005011 lbs 15.1 · ·right to use the pesticides of hi s attend or II you have a ny othe r $64 .50: 50Jl.f00 lbs. $54 .50·11l5: 600·700 tbs. . choice, certification makes good qu es tions or concer ns rega rd ing 151-159.50: 100·1100 lbs. 148.50-~'K 800 tbs & up, $4$-$53; Holsl<'ln Steers & Bulls 300-800 business sense. this . lbs, $43-$49.50: Bu tcher Bulls. 1200 lbs & ·; Certification ca n help farmers MULTIFLORA ROSE CON · up, utllltlrs. 54~- $49 : ca nn ers & cull ers. S40-S<I5; Butcher Cows, utllitl('s, S.17.50: get more for their chemical TROL - Multiflora rose can be S45; ra nn<'rs & cuners. $33-$38.50; a few ~dollar. the dea ler emphasizes. killed during Its dormant season . h£'1fNE't 1(1 rypC> cows. up to ~47; Lt. Wt . low ' For example, studies show that Ban vel Is la beled lor dorm ant grad(' cows. S31 -down; Sprlng('r Cow!'i, Cow & Calf romb.. $370·1540: "poor mixing or calibration can season ap plications. Two differ· $215·1450: V('ai Calv("S, ('hoke & primE>. S90-S102: :: cost $10 or more per ac re. ent Ba nvel applica tion me thods mf'd. ~Tad(', $77-$90; Baby Ca lv('s by th e hearl. $100-dow n. · ' · : certification helps flne·tun e mix · arc ava ilable. They are s pot Top Ho2s: 190-200 lbs , none: 200-210 lbs, · tnj(, calibration and a pplication conce nt rate and lo·oll basa l bark $43-$46: :n0·240 lbs. $46.50-$47.50: Butcht>r , ~~kills, That means better control meth ods. These two dormant Boars. 400 Jbs ·& up, non('; Butcher Sows, 300·400 Jb, , 139·142: 400·500 lbs ..142.50·$4' : : or weeds, insects and diseases. tec hniques of appl ying Banvel 500-600 lbs. $44-$46; Pin-s bv the hf.'ad ' . ' ~And It can mean more profits. ca n be used on frozen ground $17·$30. F£>t'der Calf Sa le 3-7-87. FC'f'der cattlr. . :; Beyond business consldera · prov ided water or s now does not cows & CJIWs, spr lngf'r tows. Ca ttle will 1x' r~c('ivf'(l Frid ay or early Sat urday ~ tions, however, certifi cation Is· preve nt getting the Ba nvel to'the · the respons ible thing to do. It soil. Research Indicates th a t mormng. . demonstrates a profess ional attl· do rmant Ban vel appli catio ns : 1ude toward the responsible use perform best during January , Pia~ ::,of farm chemicals. And by February or March, but dell· ; Increasing awareness of ta fety nitely use them prio r to spring POMEROY - The Meigs Soil procedures, It helps farmers take leafout. Res ults a re comparable and Water Co nserva tion District ,, those steps necessa ry to protect to summer foliar sprays . Some Is spon so ring a co untywi de '; themselves, their famllles a nd crown resproutlng result s from fourth gra de poster cont est and ;! their farms . use of all of the labeled mate· sixth grade essay co nt est. The .. Pesticide training In Me igs r ials, so follow·up treatme nt s theme for the contests are ,County lor new applicators will s hould be planned . The ra te of "Water, the basis of life". ,be held on Tuesday , March 3rd application should not exceed P resentations with a slid e show "Water, You Ca n't Live 1from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. or from 7 to two gallons of Ban vel per acre -:10 p.m . at the Extension Office. trea te d. Without lt" are being done In ~ These two sess ions will be for See yo ur count y Extens ion most of the elementary schools , . those who do not have a card a t agent or farm supply dealer lor This cont es t will run until ~ the present time or those who additional Information on the March 24. All posters and essays .. wish to add new ca tegories to spot a pplicato rs. • By Edward M. Vollborn C· County Extension Agent ~. GALLIPOLIS _ Two major ~ agricultural classes will take ~ place this week. Pesticide Trai n· ·~ lng tor new applica tors wi ll be ,. Monday evening and the Annual ; Tobacco Production Class will be ' Thursday evening. ; . The Pesticide Training Class ~will be held Mond ay, March 2: 7 .• p.m .. at the North Gallia Hi gh .!School Vo. Ag. Room I enter from ; back side of the building) " This class Is set up for fa rmers ·~who need to become certified as .• Private Applicators In order to : ~use restricted usc pesticides on •their own farm . Persons who ·~need a Commercial License may ::;attend but need to submit appJi . '!Cations to the Ohio Departme nt "()f Agriculture prior to the March '~18 test. . ·~ Each year more pes ticides ~become restricted . Las t year emany of the soil granular insecti· tcldes became restr icted J ust in ~the past few days Bladex has ~become restric ted. I suspect that .-:there Is a lot of Bladex with the :;general use la bel stil l in the o;Supply line , but once that is gone ¢farmers will need to be cerlified l;ln order to purchase Bladex. ; !!Meigs .. County . champio~ship • • . .' ' . ;.· I Ie Market report MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation llistrlct, Is located somewhere In Meigs County. Individuals wishing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the !arm's owner. Just mall, or drop off your guess to the the. Dally Sentln~l, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 4a769 or the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you may win aS5 . cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be accepted. All contest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday . In case of a tte, the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Gallla County farm will be featured by the Gallla SoU and Water Conserva· tio.n District . Deadline near for tree. orders YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR · By Constance S. While Gallla SWCD GA LLIPOLIS - Orders ar" being taken for the 1987 T ree Seedling program up to March 13. Please make sure you have placed your orders by then, II you wtsh to support thi s Dlstrtrt program . The District offers seedlings which can be used lo r erosion control, windbreaks , pri· vacy screens a nd beautification of a n area. This yea r fruit trees and plants have been added as a response to public request s. Apple trees, t strawberry and raspberry plants are offered as we ll as the ptnes·whlte, scotch a nd co lorado blue spruce and th e hardwood· hybrid poplar. . Ground cover of crownvetch plants and seed packets provide cover lor areas which are hard to maintain with a lawnmowcr . The shrub this year is a mugho pine which Is low growing and reaches a ma ture he ight of four feet. Wo rks well In windbreaks. Th e backya rd packet includes five whit!' pine, fiv e mugh.o pine and five lilac bushes. There is still tim e to order, so call or stop by th e Gallia Soil and Water Conservation District of· flee at 529 Jackso11 Pike, Room 308-C, Gallipolis. •o'l£1 1200 .~~~~ Ill S10tll Open Monday and Friday evenings till 8 p.m. 1.. . - ---------------------- Your job has met its match----- SWCD Office by th at time. If a presentation was not given at your school and you wou ld like more info rmation on the contest , feet free to contact the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Office at 992·6647 or stop by Monday· Frlday between 8 a. m. and 4:30p.m. JUST LB 22fU Tllt:frll ' $6995 • 22 HP, front-wheel assist • Fuel efficient diesel engine • Low maintenance design . 1111111 you)'& . . . Slrlllrt! JIVIDEN'S FARM EUIPMENT • 614-446-1675 , Gallipolis, OH. Rt. 2, Box 248 1st Year In Business 4.5°/o APR CELEBRATION : ~MONEY·BACI( ~GUARANTEE You rnu1l br ullalied with 1ny KENT product or ,our money will be retunded. REFRESHMENT & DOOR PRIZES! Financing Kubota G-3200 Oiesel Lawn AND Garden Tractor ... WITH 40" MOWER IN ORDER TO IMPROVE OUR QUALITY AND SERVICE TO THE AGRICULTURE COMMUNnY WE ARE FEATUIUNG KENT PRODUCTS. .llfAL ,fEliCE POST GOUCHO , BAll WilE GIEEII BAUI TWINE ' ' 'I 10 HP 2 cylinder diesel water REG. 15195.00 cooled, front P.T.O. electrr~ start. 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State Edmund Muskte, joining his two fellow Muskle, interviewed on CBS's "Face the Tower Commission members tn reviewing their . report on the Iran·Contra scandal, says they were Nation," sa id the special review board appointed "astonished" and "appalled" by President · by Reagan htms~ll became keenly concerned with his management of the White House In two Reagan 's inabtllty to recall developments In the interviews with him Jan. 26 and Feb. 11. policy that became his worst crisis. "What he didn't remember astonished us," said The other commissioners, meanwhile, say they were glad to see Reagan Ignorant of one aspectMuskie, the former Democratic senator from an Apri11986 memo written for his approval byLt . Maine who briefly was President Carter's Col. Oliver North that suggested diverting $12 secretary of state. "Certainly we were all appalled by the a bsence million in profits from the Iran arms sales U.S . of the kind of alertness and vigilance to hts job and arms sales to Iran to buy supplies for Ntcarag~an C<lntra rebels . to these policies that one expects of a president," he continued. " We do not regard him as a mental Muskt e and his iwo colleagues, former Sen . John Tower of Texas and Air Force Lt . Gen. Brent S9950 PEl MONTH* 4460 "36 paymenttot 4.5% annual perctntogo rote . $1 t 15.00 trade al· lowance on Cllh down payment wtth •pproved credit . Total Note $3682.00. SHINN'S TRACTOR SALES INC. 240 UPPER IIVfR RD. case, but WP regard him as a pres ident who didn't do his job." · Tower, the Republican Reaga n loya list who Jed th e panel in It s three· month Inves tigation, said th e president' s Ignorance of the Nort h memo Is one good Indication he did not know of tHe possibly cri minal Co ntra diversion sche me, Nor th , fired from th e Na tiona l Security Council staff Nov. 25 when lhe sc heme was revealed publicly, was portra yed in the Tower report as a Marine officer who ass um ed great power a nd often acted without presidential authority . In Its report issued Thursday, the commiss ion said North' s memo was written April 7, 1986, for Reagan' s national securit y adv iser a t the time , Vice Adm. John Poindexter, "to forward to the president." But on ABC's "Th is Week with David Br inkley," Tower stressed. "There Is no evidenc e the pr·esldent ever saw th at or even th a t Poindexter s igned off on II . It was never, I think , even •·ece ived by Poindext er , for· thet matt er." Scowcroft. the third member of the co mm issio n a nd a former nat lanai secur it y adviser to President Ford, agreed on NBC's "Meet th e Press" that there was no ev idence the memo "went anywhere ou t of North 's file. " Tower and Scowcroft agreed that what ha ppened to the Ira n arms sa le profits Is the biggest unanswered qu estion In the sca ndal. Two select congressiona l co mmittees and the court· appointed Independent prosecu tor are expec ted to fo cus much of the ir a tte ntion on the money ques tion . Long argues • against closings MASON, W.Va . - The deat h of a Mason man Frida y ha s been ruled a homicide by the West VIrginia Medical Examiner' s Office. Dr. Irvin Sopher conducted an autopsy on Witllam W. Yonker, 60, on Saturday in South Charles· ton, said Ma son Pollee Chief Greg Rous h. Sopher would nol revral the cause of deat h Sunday. claiming it would hinder the Investigation by Mason pollee and the Mason County Sheriff's Department. But Roush said todav th at Yonker was neither shot or stabbed. Wes t VIrginia State Pollee are also Investigating the circum· stances behind Yonker's death. Yonker, a retired employee of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. , was found dead at his Second Stre('t residence Friday afternoon by members of the Mason County Meals on Wheels program. Officials said he had been dead for 12 to 14 hours. Funeral services lor Yonker were scheduled lor 1 p.m. today In the Foglesong Funeral Home In Mason. for ferry funds . .,Come Help Us Celehrate" enttne Qffi~i~ls . ~PPf~.l_ TO OUR 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • Area man's death G ruled a homicide You're Invited FUU SEIVICI FUM SUPPLY We will make e feed mix to meet your needs. 2140-37-38-24-16 Clearing tonight with a low. between 23 and 30. Mostly sunny Tuesday with a hllh nelll' 50. The probability of precipitation Is near zero through Tuesday. Memory lapse astonishes Tower commission By NANC_Y YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce President Bill Nease and Pomeroy VIllage Councilman Bruce Reed are appealing to all businesses In the Pomeroy· Middleport·Mason areas for fi· nanetal help tn bringing a ferry to Pomeroy du r in~ the upcoming closure of the Pomeroy ·Mason bridge. Local costs to put Ahwlpetuk Ferry Co., of Clt nton, Iowa. in operation betw~en the two vii· !ages amount to rough ly $12,000. according to Nease. And al· though responses from busi· ncsses conta cted thus far " have been very good ," Nease and Reed say, they would rather see ~·50 businesses give $200 than 10 or 12 give $1,000." The local cost sha re consists of $S.60Q. which will be coupled with $15,000 from the opera tor and placed In escrow to guarantee repair of possi ble damages to Pomeroy Street in Mason, and $5,000 be paid to the operator when the ferry actua lly goes Into service. Nease, Reed, Pomeroy Coun· cllman John Anderson and Ma· son businessman Herman Grate have been contacting local busl· to FABM SUPPlY Lono at y Vol. 36, No. 209 .Copyrighted 1987 poster contest for Meigs pupils must be turned into the Meigs Thursday, Friday & Saturday · March 5, 6 & 7 • • corner :"Uru-e area far•tters "i(O ' become cert •f· d Daily Number 565 In overtime -Page 3 • fl'wo agriculture classes ·sc'h eduled this week Ohio Lottery Marshall nets Page-0-8 GALLIPOLIS, OH. nesses lor pledges. Anyone wish· tng to pledge that has not been contacted, should call the Pome· roy Chamber office at 992·5005, Nease at 992-2133, Bank One, (Continued on Page 81 THEY'RE NUMBER ONE - The Southern basketball team jubilantly made the No. I symbol alter the Tornadoes knocked off Kyger Creek, 79-49, to win the sectional championship Saturday at Meigs High School. Southern lact'!l Luc!ISvllle Valley In the Class A district competition at Chillicothe Wednesday. See story and photos on Page 3. Home State jury may be near decision CINCINNATI (UP!) -Jurors In the Home State Savings Bank trial , who too k Sunday off alter deliberating nine straight days without reaching a verdict , planned to resume deliberations lor a lOth day toda y. Despite the length~· delibera· lions, there were Indications !he jury was nearly ready to return verdicts In the 253 charges in the complex financial case. Last Friday, sequestered ju· rors requested fresh clothing for three more days. That Indicated they figured at that time to only be working through today. The six·m an, slx·woman Ha· milton County Common Pleas Court jury co mpleted a ninth co nsecutive day of deliberations Saturday and then accepted trial judge Richard Niehaus' offer to take Sunday off. The jury is deciding th e fates of former Home State Savi ngs Bank owner Marvin Warner and ex·ba nk presidents Burton Bong· ard a nd David Sc hiebel. Each Is charged with 41 counts of misapplication of bank funds and 41 counts of violating a resolution by the bank's board of directors . Warner and Schiebel al so are accused of mlsrepres· en ling Ihe bank' s financial status In seeking to se ll securities . If convicted, each defendant could be sen tenced up to 15 years In prison and lined $30,000. Prosecutors contend that a lt three defendant s mlsapp lted $113 mlllton In depositors' money In th e summer of 198.1 to ESM Government Securities . Both Home State and ESM co llapsed two·years ago, with ESM suffer· ln g a $300 million loss and Home Sta te losi ng $144 million. The Hom e State loss trigge red Ohio's wors t banking crisis. Wh en depositor s lea rned the Ci ncinn ati bank' s ma ss ive loss, th ey began a run on the lns tttu· tion a nd It closed In a few day s. Worried dl:>posltors of ot her banks also began runs , prompt · lng Gov. Richard Ce les te to c los<• 70 savings and loans until they obtained federal insurance. Some of th~ jury's deliberating sess ions have bee n heated . A court official said at one point last week jurors could be heard s houting through a closed door . When deliberations were recessed at the end of that da y, a juror appeared to have bee n crying. Court officials also specula ted another time that a n 8-4 split had developed among the 12 jurors. Officials said at meal tim es, eight jurors sa t at one locatio n a nd the other four sat a t another. Throughout the lengthy delibera tions, Ihe judge ha s defended lhe jury's mP!hodl cal work .habits. "They're worki ng an eight · hour day just like eve rybody e lse, " said Niehau s. "They' re hardworking, Inte rested prople. My staff tells ml' they don 't even brea k for lun C'h." Thr judge said I he jury had not se nt an.v questions for him Ia answer. indi ca ting that jurors probably were care full y review· tng hundred s of documents and weeks of tes timony In a tri al that involved complicated and some· t im es co nfu • ln g fina ncia l transactions. State Sen. Jan Michael Long ha s ca lled upon th e Ohio Bureau of Emp loyment Se rvices to re· cons ider It s proposa l to close !O:ur OBES offices In his district. :: " All possible alternatives to the closings of th ese critical unemploym ent offices must be exhaus ted ," Long sa id. "Closing these offices should only be a tast·mlnut e, tas t·dlt c h so lution." While express in g his gratitude for the help and concern Dr. Roberta Steinbacher, OBES ad· mtnlstrator , a n'd·tha agency have provided, Long s hared his con· t Jnued concern over the proposed clos ings In a letter to Steinbacher. The senator recently re turn ed from Washington where he and ot her legislative co ll eagues addressed the Issue with the Ohio congressional delel!a llon . The lour closin gs arc part or a proposal to c lose o!ltccs throughout the stat e as the result or a loss of federal funding . " While any closings would be detrimental, I feel It would be, particularly so tor rural south!'rn Ohio, because of It s alrea dy high unemployment , low In come and dis tance people mu st travel to reac h an OBES olllcc," said Long, D·Circtcvllle. The clos ings wlll have an adverse e ffect upon the area, Long sa id. A recent survey showed that many oil he counties In Long' s district - and In Appala chia Ohio ove rall - have 2" percent of the population existin g at or be low the poverty level. " When an employment office In Cleveland Is closed, people have to co mmute only 10 miles to the nea rest office," Long said prior lo his Was hington trip. "In south er n Ohio, II an employment o!flcc Is closed, a claimant may have to dri ve 4~ miles · to the nearest offl c•\ This Is totally unaccepta ble." Panel explores draftingr liability bill The committee plans to report COLUMBUS (UP!) - The out a btllln ear ly March so II ca n Ohio House Civil and Cammer· sent over to the Senate to jojri be eta ! Law Committee wlll con· other House -passed legislation lii\Ue this week to explore the delicat e process of writing a o~ ctvll justice and Insurance product liability blll satisfying regulatory reform. The entire package Is aimed at both Indus try and consumers. The commit tee has scheduled making commercial liability In· a Tuesday afternoon meeting surance available al affordable which the chairman, Rep. John rates. The Senat e Ways and Means D. Shivers J r., D-Salem ,' has re serve d lor opposlt ion Commit tee may act Tuesday on House· passed legislation redefln· testimony. The leg is lation, which restricts · lng manufacturing lor the pur· the conditions under which ma· pose of collecting the state sa les nufacturers may be sued lor tax. The Ohio Department of Taxa· defective products, was sup· parted last week by representa· lion Is anxious to get the bill tlves of the automobile, chemical enacted. A redellnitlon by the Ohio Supreme Court late last and detergent Industries. But organized labor and consu· year threatens to cost the state mer groups are expected to $170 million a year In lost sales prefer another version, now tax collections. The bill would before rhe committee. offered restore most or the revenue. The Senate Highways, Trans· last week by Gov. Richard F . Celeste as an alternative. lt portatlon and Local Government retains most of the existing Committee will continue hear· common law provisions for filing lngs Tuesday afternoon on a lawsuit s against defective proposed $1.8 billion bond Issue products. for upgrading local highwa ys, bridges and water and sewer system s. At the sa me time, the commit · tee will consider a bill permitting counties to levy a motor vehicle license tax of up lo$20 lor specific road and bridge Improvements . The House Financial lnstltu· tions Committee has set aside It s Wednesday morning meeting for consideration of a variety of credit bills, Including a proposed Interest ceiling on credit card purchases and ot her tighter regulations. Budget subcomm lttee hear· lngs will continue In the House, with the Department of Develop· ment presenting Its spending proposals Tuesday evening, the Commerce Department and Ll· quor C011trol Departmet1t WN· nesda y afternoon, and the Ohio Boxing Commission and Racing Commission Thursday morning. The House Is to reconvene Tuesday at ll a.m. and the Senateai 1:30p.m. thesa me day. ------------------ QUEENS - These are the wlnnera of the Wee Mln Sweetheart compel Ilion held as a pari of the Mlu Sweetheart contest held recently under the epo11110rahlp of the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· merce. Winners In the 3- and 4-year·old event are, from left, Alicia Kerley, Muon, W.Va., qHa; Ashley Hannalui, Pomeroy, llrat runner'lp, end Charla Lynn Bur1e, Middleport, aecond · runnerup. --..,.. - -- ·- ··--·- - -· -------·-·----------· ---· ~- - --- ~------------·~--------~ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 1, 1987 cleland hammack norris rupe taylor voll waugh yonker