https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d162f0a1b1a0840378456760e56a7095.pdf ad495b4497c704ad392404921e04a145 PDF Text Text ', . --~. Page- 12- The Ohio ,...----...-Local briefs:-.----......;........ l n efforts to educate th~ public- about Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. Norma Torres, nursing s upervisor of the Meigs Cou nty Depar tment of Health, will speak on "Aids Awareness" fr om o: 30 to6: 30 p.m. at the Se nior Citizens Cent er. Mulberry Height s, Mo'nday evening. The progra m is a part of the observva.nceof AJDS Aware ness Wee~ in Ohio, May 11·17, as es tablished by Gov . Ric·hard F. Celeste. Pu rpose of the week Is to repo rt on the sta tu s of AIDS In Ohio, Including the numb<>r of cases; to beller Infor m the public on how AIDS is tra ns milled and prevent ed; to highlight prevention as the only current mea ns to co ntrol; to Infor m the publlr oft he financial burden Imposed by AIDS and to Increase the growing aw areness that AIDS is a par ticular problem for sex ually active and needle sha ring populat ions including bot h gay and het erosexu al peo ple. Marriage licenses issued A ma rr iage license has been issued to Jeffrey Leon Roberts, 29, Glenvil le, W.Va . and Robin Jean Foreman. 22, Mason, IV. Va. In the Me igs Count y Probate Cou rt. One action for divorce and another for dissolution have been fli ed In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Ja nice L. Lee. Racine, has fil ed fo r divorce from Louie D. Lee, Rac ine, charging gross neglect of dut y and ext re me cruelty.. Filing for dissolution of their mar r ia ge were Phillis A. McConlh ay, Pomeroy. and Emm ons A. McCon ihay, Poi nt Pleasa nt. Emergency run.s reported Twelve cal ls were answered by local uni ts Thursday, th e Me igs Count y Emergency Medica l Services report s. At 2:18 a.m. , Syracuse was ca lled for Harold Dav is. Minersvil le, to Holzer Medical Cent er; Rutland at 9:46 a.m., took Tom Herbert fr om Meigs Mine 2 to O'Rieness Hospital. Athens; Ra cine at 10:43 a. m., treated Di ana Sullivan , hlird St.; Syracuse at 12: 18 p.m. look Edna Lee from Syracuse to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital; Rac·tne at 3:53 p.m.. took Dia na Sulliva n to P leasa nt Valley Hospital; Pomeroy at 4:34p.m. took Paul Rurns from Locust St.. to Holzer Medi cal Center: Rac ine at 8:28 p.m . WL'n l to Wells Run Road for Peart Hawthorne who was taken to W terans Memorial; a t 9:06 p.m .. the Pomeroy unit took .Jean Marshall from the sheriff' s office to Veterans Memor ial : Pomeroy at 9:24 pllm . went to Union Ave., where Keith Ba rrell was ta ken from the scene of an auto accident to Veterans Memorial ; Middleport at 9::l3 p.m. took Virgin ia Ba rrell from the same accident to Vetera ns Memori al; Racine at J(l : 14 p.m., too k. Bill Ro binson fr om Third St. to Holzer Medi cal Cent er. to ARVIL F. HOLTER Arvil F. Holter Divorce, di.~solution filed follow dinner A squa re dance will follow a smorgas bord dinner to be held fr om 4 to 7 p.m. Sa turday at th e Lon!( Bottom Communit y Buildin g. Dinners lor adult s will be $:1.50 and $2.50 for children. A wide va r iety of food will be available and prices include desser ts and beverages . Arv il F. Holter, 72, of 33660 T.R. 111 , Long Bottom, a farmer a nd businessma n, died Thursday a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born Oct. G, 1914 In Chester Tow nship, he was the son of the late Ernest and Nota Spencer Holter. Eagle Ridge. He Is survived by his wife , Mary Kathryn Holter , Long Bott om. two sons and daught ersin-taw, R. Gary a nd Judy Holter, and Gordon Lynn and Jilt Holter, Long Bott om; and one daughter and scm-in-taw, Sharon Kathryn and Curt is Riffle, Rac·ine; six grandchildren. William Freder· Syracuse ... mu rdC'r r hargf' in connPcl ion with the April 10 s hoo tin g· d e~th or Gary Lee Schult z. 2:1. a lso of Poi nt Pl easan t, Morga n sa id. Sc hultz wa s shot to dea th as he s tood outside The Anc hor C' lub on Ma in Stree t In Point Pleasant, city police s11 id at the lime of Jhr Incident. Also Ind icted fo r· murder was No r·mu Jea n Perry, 28. Point rlt>asant, who was char-grd In conn ec tion with the Ma r·c h ~ shoot ing deal h of Fred F'ucem· l r ~. ~ 2. a t thr 2411 l.in ro tn Ave. home 1he two" pparcntly shat·ed. Mes ser wa s also named In two ot her fe lon;' Ind ictments re· turned by lh<' grand j ury. ft c. Hur ry Ne lson Lucas, !\1, Point Pleas ant . and Hurrv Erl r wl nc. alSo known as .Jun iOr PC'JT Y. ~4 . ' . Point PINJ.Sant , wrr ('l \ndi r t C'd on c ~arges of bu rglar;• and la r'!'cny' In' connrrtion with an lnclrlcnlat' th,r home of Ha rold Kent . Monroe Aven ue. Point rtr·asant . In .lanu uDv. Mr sser was also indi r tC'd fol' · t r~ ns fCI' r' ing s tolen pr·opcr ty In ir k, Belpre; Ga ry R. Holter, Brenda Lee Holter, Wesley G. Holter . Martie Holter, all of Long Bottom, and Greta L. Riffle, Ra cine; a great ·!(randson, Keith E. Frederick. Belpre; a niece, Dolores Green Bing, Columbia Station. Besides his pa rents he was preceded in dea th by th ree sl.s ter s , Mildred Carpenter , Wilma Fenton, and infant Mary Louise Holter. He was .a member of the Eagle · Ridge Community Chu rch. the .Farm Bureau lor 4~ years , the Bashan Volunteer Fire Depart· ment, served on the board of directors of the Farm Bureau , Landmark and MGM Farm City of Pomeroy over the past 35 years. He also served on the DCSA Sa les Committee fo r the Valley Belle Milk Co. at Charles· ton , W.Va. , and was a del egat e from District 7 lor Milk Market· ing, Inc., of Strongs'(ille, from 1959 to 198~ . He was a member of th NRA . board member lor both the Ches ter ~ nd Eastern Local School Dis tric ts for several ye· ars, operated a store and post offi ce at Flora. and was a sponsor of th~ Ronald Reaga n Victory Fund. · Holte r was a member of the Shade River Lodge 453. F . and A. M., Ches ter, serving as worship' fu l mas ter du ring 1957-58. for 36 years, and of the Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM Bosworth Coun· Conti nued from page 1 in the village at the present tim e The tra iler ordinan ce will be wi lt not be affected by thi s pu blished in ils ent irety foilowin g ordinance. However, rent als that passage. are presen tly in the village. If moved, may not be replaced. In other bu siness council vo ted This ordinance does not a ffect to lncrPase the clerk' s salary to those persons who reside in a $400 per month and the mayor's tra iler th at they ow n and is · sala ry to $1800 per yea r. loca ted on their own proper ty. Council also hired the following Residents of the village who as lifegua rds at London Pool: D. wis h to place a mobile home on Srott McPhail, Dav id Dee m, land they ow n may do so for Tracie Hubba rd. Sue E. Frv, immedia te family members as Hea ther Shuler . Michl Ki ng, long as pla cement of mobile Lesley Ca rr and Zane Beegle. homes _meets conditions pres· Bergie was also hi red a> swim· cr lbed In the ordinance. ming instrurtor. Board... (Continued from Page 1) Wllmingham City Schools. Wl l· mlngton, Dela ware and fror:n 1971 to 197o was jun ior high sc hool prin cipal and coordina tor of adult contin uin g edu ca tio n in the Syracuse City Schools. Syra· charged with the malicious cu s~. N. Y . He s~r ved as wound ing of Roger Lee Handley assis ta nt superint endent of cur· I I at the Southfork Inn . Route 2. ricuium in . the Fra nkl in Count y Point Pleasa nt . In Fe bruary; and Schools. 1975 to 1978 and was self Charles Eugene Pearson, 47, employed In insul"dncea nd fin an· Gallipolis Ferry, was charged cia! services !ro m 1978 to 1986. He with th e malicious wounding of wa s named Eas ter n Hig h School David A. C'arliste , 29, Henderson, pri ncipal In 19811. at the Hitching Post in April. Dr. /\piing and his wife, Malicious wounding Is a fe lony Deanna, have two children and cha rge. live oil the Texas Roa d. Also Indicted were: - Ea rl Willia m Webb Jr., 20. Point Pl easan t. and Dav id La GRAVELY TRACTOR verne Leport , 20. Henderson. on a SALES & SERVICE felon y charge of brea king and 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . enter in g at Bowln cals In Po in t Phone 992 .. 2975 Pleasa nt in December 1986. Grand Jury returns murder indictments P T. PLEASANT. IV. Va.- Two murder Indi ct ments were a mong 1 ~ handt'd down by a Mason Count y gra nd jury Thursday, according to Prosecutin g Allorncy Damon B: Morga n .Jr. Gregory All r n Messer. 2!\, 'Poi nt Pleasa nt , was ind icted ana Sunday Councll has not as yet hired a pool ma nager. Th ey agrer•d to again advertise for applications for the pool man ager position. A!t e ndin g were Mav or Pickens, J a nice Lawson, clerk· treas urer , Jack Wllliams .' Sis· son, Bil l Arnott and Kathr yn Crow . council m ~>mbers . Ken Jacks, fire Chi ef, David Lawson, Lawrence Lisle and Naomi London. cll46, R&SM and the 0)1to Valley Comandary 24, KT . · Masonic services will be held at 7 p.m Saturday evening at the . Ewing Funera l Home. ·Friend s may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 tonight and 2 1(1'4 and 7 to 9 on Saturday. Funeral services will be held at the fun eral home on Sunday at 3:30 p.m . Th e Rev . Ca rl Hi cks will offi ciate and . burial will be in the Meigs Memory Ga rdens. also survive. Besides his parent s, ' he was preceded in death by an Infant brother, and his grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs . G.W. Armes .. Services will be 1:30 p.in. Sunday a t the Syracuse Church • of the Nazarene with Rev : Robert Stewa rt and Rev. Glen McMll· !ian offi cia itng. Bu rial follows In Mlnersv ll.l e Hill Cemet e ry . Friends ma y call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Harold D. Davis Harold D. Dav.is, 58, Miners· Jam• Vining vllle, died Thursday at the Holzer Medical Center (allowing a lengt hy illness . He was a car pen· ter and belonged to Carpenters Local 1159 in Point Pleasant. W.Va. He was a member of th e Syracuse Chu rc h of the Nazarene and a member ol Drew Webs ter Pos t 39, America n Legion. He was /a Korean Co nflict veteran. Born Apr il 7, 1929 in Miners· vill e. he was a son of the tate Douglas and Gl adys Armes Da - Jan e Vining, 82, 311759 Rock Sp r l~ gs Road, Pomeroy. d ied F riday a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was bo rn Au g. 19, 1904 at Pomeroy. a daught er of the late Wesley a nd Rosetta Hysell Vinin g. Surviving arE' three gr and· children. Sandra Kav Morris Pomeroy : Ro!(er Eblin . Ru: tland; Larry Eblin of Opelika , v is. · Ala and a son-in-law. Walt ~r Surviving are his wife.' Vi rgi· Eblin·. Pomeroy. Nine great nia L. Dav is; two daughters. grand children also survive. Besides her parents, shE' was Ressie Shaffer , Pomeroy , a nd Rac helle Dav is, Minersville; preceded In death by a daughter. four sons, .Jeff Davis, Syracuse; . Eunice Eblin. two brothers and a Mark Davis, Middl eport; Greg sister. Serviees will be held at 1 p.ni . Davis. Minersville; Richard Da· vis. Raci ne; a brother. Gene Monday a t the Ewing Funeral Dav is, Hartford, W.Va.; two Home with Rev. Glen McClung · aunt s, Thelma MUter, Syracuse, official in g. Burial will be In Rock and Art ie Grind ley , Minersville Springs Ce metery. hi ends m,ay and an uncle, Roy Armes, ca ll at the fun eral home from 2 to Minersville. Nine grandchildren 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunda .y. 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ROY- While state legislators consider don 't want to take a chance that the dog might ~~oposals to toughen laws deallilgw.ith ownership turn mean." , C dors ~lc~ may be considered vicious, Meigs Roseberry has been dog warden just short of a o~n Y g arden Wayn e Ro seberry is seeing year and In that time has received numerou s a~ ~~flux of unwar1,fed pit butts at the count y d,og reports of dog bites. Some bit es have been from s ~a:rw . . . , ·' . .... . ; dobe~(l)ans , ger(llan Sbepherds, collies a nd other f th he~tk alone, Ro seberry picked up],) clogs,· ·. ', breeds, but a large -portion have been from pit e~\ esh e er, elghtofwht~ h,we repltbulls, Of!1\'~ . ': ·:·l'IU'IIs,<··" . '· .. , ": · br~ 1· 1 ree were .strays . The .re&t were either : ·.,. . Ro~eberry. has also received ~ great nufl'1ber of ugh! In b),' the own ~rs or he was called by the reports·of pit bull attacks on other dogs. " At least ~~"!rs 10 prck them up. All the .owners signed one a· week. " ~0 ses on the•r dogs. . . This past Wednesd~y. he reclved a call from an seberry says th e mcrease In pit bull Individual on Ohio 143 who reported that a pit bull ~~~ulatton at t~e. shelter has been going on lor killed her collle. The collie owner confronted the b week.~ , smc e a man in Dayton was killed owners of the pit bull, Ro·seberry says•.. but YM P11 bull . , because the collie was not tied up and was o'lf the as owners who call Roseber ry tell him th.eir .. :rai . owner's proper ty, legal action could not be taken. An Incident occurred in Middleport where apll bull ran out of Its dog house caught another dog and dragged It back Into the,dog house and killed it. With the help of Mel!(s Prosecuting Attornel' F red Crow Ill . Roseberry had the dog removed from Mlddle)iort to a location In the country Another Incident cited by Roseberry occu~red In Pomeroy when a woman was walking her pit bull. The dog lunged for another passing dog, dragging the woman to the ground . The dog th~n turned on Its owner and the woman's bl)es did require medical treatment. Roseberry says Incidents like these have occurred all over Mel~s County . "Antlqutt v, Snowvttte ... every week, someone's calllng." · · One . of the main problems with pi! bulls, according to Roseberry Is that often when people ·' decide they can no longer handle them, they duJ11p the do s 1 1 d f 111 hi 'Th h ktllin[tw~so~~hr~cf~m~l~ pe~~ ;,.fa~~ :h:~ ~~~ ~ located." Roseberry says he has had many pit bulls and pit bull mixes at the dog shelter which are "scarred from end to end" which would Indicate dog fighting. Whether or not this would be from organl2ed dog fights can not be proven. He has also had many pit bulls and pit bull mixes at thr sheller which have been difficult for him to handle. With limited space at the dog ' shelter·, Roseberry tries to keep the population between 15 and 20 dogs . Therefore, with so many dogs coming In recently, and with the required three-aay holding period for earh dog. he has had to euthantze more often to maintain the populatkm. ' Secord Democrats search for front ·runner WASHiNGTON (UP! ) - De" ! think you're going t~ see an mocratie leaders agreed Satur· exciting, healthy, spirited con· . day the demise of Gary Har t's test ," Paul Kirk , chairman of the presidential campaign left the Dell)ocratic National Committee race for the nomination a toss up said In Boston. "T))e ' new Iron· and sqme fearep the Incident. !runner may not emerge until " takes , th~ halo ·off" a party after the Iowa caucus." hoping to.attack Republi.can sins. " We now proceed with ~ H~rt [s withdrawal, politiCians . ron test ~~~~ , cQyldn' t be more from lloth ' parties agreed, lett o~~ ':'. Kl,rJ.t o\d~~d. ;;With a p'ew De!llocrats with ·a vacc~um 'at gen ~rau,n or substpnttve, lriilOV· the .lop and aoertatn ·b&ttie in the atl ve candidates, we·are a party coming weeks.and months as the looking to the future whllt> our other candidates fi ght for the competitlton clings to .the past a llegiance of Hart 's followers. ~:~nd must defend eight.. years, 9f , . But th!'re ap~ared ·to be little · dqmesttc and foreign!• policy cpnsensus beyotid .tha t. .· \> .. failures ." \' '·r:. ,,'•·. •• \ Althou!(h most said Hart 's The · outlook from others was decision paved the wa y for others not so rosy. to enter the fray , there was no "l don't see any 'good news In single person whom party lead· It," said Cuomo. " ! regret very much that I! happened ." -The ers expected would lienefit . New York Gov . Mario Cuomo, governor, however. said the lack who earli er this yea r said he of a frontrunner was not a serious would not run, and Sen . Sam problem'. "Nothing happens Nunn. D·Ga ., who has put his from here to Iowa," he said. MEDIA MONEY - H111f oi the location of the 1how, fer lhe propolll!d new Robert proceeda !rotn the 1987 Sprint!' Style ShOw of the B. Morris Llbraey·Medla Center. Her•• Ann potent ial cand idacy on hold , bo th Thert•, he added, "a star· ts , quickly said the drama tic end to born." Pomeroy Area Merch11nts Assochllton was Chapman, ohow ch11lrmlln, and Sandy lannarcllt, contrlbutt•d to Pom~roy Elementary Sthool, Association pret~ldent, preoent a check for $800 to Hart's campaign would not "Wh at you're going to see ts a chan!(e their plans. long two weeks of spin .. . with .John Ll•le, Pomeroy principal. Many Democrats tried io put strategists trying to show why the best fa ce on Hart 's withdra· this Is more favora-bl e to t~elr wal, saying It was In the best ca ndidat e and not to others ," Interes ts of .th e par ty and co uld add ed Rep. Dave Nagle, a lead to a better campaign that fo rmer Democratic state ~ha ir· December as. congress ional ln: of co ngress ional hea rings. By IRA R. ALLEN '1, would not concentrat e on bring- man In Iowa , the site or the first lng down a front -runn er. part y caucuses next year. WASHINGTON tUP!l - Prrs· ves tigators began unra vell~g the Casey's family ~uggestcd tha t !dent Reagan, sayin g he Is thr eads of ·an operation that sold In lieu of flow er s, contributions Several said they believed Nagle said he did not believe there wa ~ plent y of time for a Hart 's situation would cause "eager to get the factsout " about ar ms to Iran and used the profit s be mad11 Jo the Cont ra war candida te to emerge, noting tha t tong -term damage for Demo- the !ran-Contra affair, fl ew Sal ·' to buy arms for the Nicaraguan again s t th e Ni c ar a gu a n at this point In the l976campatgn , crats. "But It takes the halo off urday to th~ funeral of former Contra re bels. gover nm ent . Casey 's role ~ sa close adviser Jimmy Ca rter was virtually us," he added. "Y!e were sitting CIA DtrectorWilllam Casey, who In testimony Friday . Richard took many of the sca'ndal 's to th e presid ent, partisan conser· Secord - the retired Air Force unknown . And at the same stage there without sin In our own va tlve Id eologue and master of major i(eneral turned prl v at<~ of the 1984 rac e few would have leadership. The Republicans secrets to the !(rave. Casey, 74, died Wednesda y of covert spy operations put him at foreign policy flnanciN - told predlrtt>d that Hart would pose a werp sitting there with one on the the center of mu ch of the Congrllss he would like most or serious challenge to Walter Iran situation that we could" complications resulting fr om a trs timony hea rd In the fi rs t week the $8 million In profits fro m the Mon(jale. brain tumor discovered last have exploited. . completes:,. .testimony · WASHINGTON IUP!) - Re· tired Maj. Gen. Richard Secord. who led the Iran-Contra committees down the scandal's money trail, says he never talked w,!th anyone higher than a White · House aide about diverting fun~s to lhP.Contras . .,Secotd, rompiNing ·f9ur 'dllvt of tesHmony Friday as th~ first • witness at tbe Congressional hearings, stuck to his stor.v that he had embarked on a patrlolk mission to secretly sell U.S. arms to ihe Iranians to help lrec Amerir an hostagj!& ln Lebanon;,.. Secord acknowledged he w..-a key player in both ihe t~CCrel aale of U.S. arms to Iran and the di version of prorlts to the Nlcara· guan Contras. He revealed this week for IlK> first tim!' !hat only about $.1,5 million or SIS million In profits from the Iranian arms sales ever reac hed the Nicaraguan rebelt , He also said he was a prlva'tei ·c ontinued on A-3 ~ut arms sa irs now In a frozen Swiss account to go to the Casey memorial lund. ·r In his wee kly rad io address !aped Friday for airing Sahlr.. day, RPagan called the World War I I sec ret agent who managed .his 1980 campaign and got the CIA directorship as a reward "a great patriot a nd dedi cate<! public serva nt. my good friend. ',' Polish jetliner crashes; 183, , including 38 Americans, die cqnner 1ion wll h a Ja nuar y in t'i· denl ln\'olv in g 'pa ri s from an aut omobile owned b;· J ohnn;· Bi1i rd. Three peo plr were Indicted for n1a li rlous wou nding In incident s at ur<'a bars. ' :william Keith Patt erson, age uhava ltablc. Henderson, was charged with the malicious wounding of Russell F. Leach. unavailable, of' Ca mp Con· lev at The AnchOr Clu b In Fbbruarv; Bria n Lew!> Lee, age a ~d addres s unavailable. was Relocated and restored C-1 Reds ·drop 4-2 tilt to Phillies President 'eager' for · facts to coine SPRING I SUMMER HOURS Hospital news 50 cents Area deaths AIDS talk planned in Meigs Dance May 8, 1987 · 110-tM""' Polfteroy 1112·2214 This Week's Specials FRIDAY I MAY 8TH . SANDWICH PLAnER ........ . $249 PORK PAniE r.ttle Jo Sor•o4.., o lor.. 5wc• lon with o.. llol GoWool l,.,ch frltt .... Yo.. Clotlco of looo11odo Cole Slaw, •e~ronl Salool, lolro4 O.r ,.,..._ ,.,. Wilen You Join THE . You'D Receive AD Of 'lbese Benefits For ODe Low Monthly Fee 'lbat Doesn't Vary About 'lbe Satme As You May AJready Pay For Regular Checking. .._ ... '""'• Sola SUNDAY I MAY 1OTH-MOTHER'S DAY . LIVER AND ONION DINNER .................... $395 Dolt rlwo , ... Unr C...lll with M Sooo-M lo Fresh OtoloM Sor•t4 wltiJ ..... Potot101.,.. looooad1 ....,.. lot httorlll Coro, ""',_ Cloolco •• ..., st...1 ••• ., •• •• lhnlt, ...... "'"" c.H..., hcef· falottotlll. Itt~ frnloly lrawM. (A SoHII DrW1 .., It s.tlstltuto41 [~~ :~~~:~~·s ~~~Mom in far a F~E ~ J Peoples Bank ' HOURS: SUN.-THURS. 9i00·1:30; FRI. & SAT. 10·9 ''THI lmiR lANK" i!(eebauglfs nf C!I4~nt~r , IOm7 IESTAUIANT CHISTII . IIIJ&P \ IIDIIEI F.D.I.C. Polltr& n By BOGDEN TUREK WARSAW , Poland i UP1 i A Polish jetliner tryi ng to return to the ,warsaw airport because of engine failure crashed and burned In a forest Saturday, kllllng all18,3 people aboard - Including 38 U.S. residents - In what one v•itness desc ribed as a "crem· atorlum for the passengers." The crash was the worst In P olish aviation history. The Sov iet-built jetlin er , which had taken off tess than an hour ea rlier from War· saw 's Okecle air port on a filght to New York 's Kennedy Airport , developed engine trouple and crashed In the Kabackt forest about 6 mtles . outside Warsaw, Polis h ofll· ctats said. A spokesman for LOT, the Polish nallonal airline, said 171 adult passengers, one Infant and 11 crew members died aboard LOT charter · night 5055. A LOT ·agent In Chicago said the passengers Included 38 U.S. residents. " The plane had almost full tanks so when. It came to the I ground It explode!! and It was a cremato rium for the passengers, " sa id Chester Gra· Ilowski of J ersey Cit y, N..J. , who was visiting his sister at her home about 300 yards from the r rash s it e. The sia te-run Polish ra dio station said " the probable ca use or the catastrophe was the failure of two engines" on the lour-engine Il yushin -62 aircraft. · One American woman Janina 'Sz utc, 4 ~. of Clift on, N.J . - was late arr ivin g at the airport and missed the rttght . "! checked in but was th< • last person to the customs ct~a r ance which was very slow toda y," she said. " I arn happy that I am alive b ~ t J am all numb." .. Grabowski, editor In chief of the Post Eagle newspaper In New Jersey, said a 300-to 400· yard -long swath was cut in th e forest by the falling plane. "There were hands, heads and other parts of the bodies scattered around, some were hanging on the irees and all of them Wt't'<' charred,•· he said. , "No s ing!~ horlv hall r lothc•s on. They wr•rr na ked ix'ca u s~..... the clot h<'s t·a ught li re and .•' bur ned.'·' ." The wca<hr r was clear th1• · entire ;,~ mlnut('s tht• planP: was In the air . offi cials sa l!! .• · A LOT spokes man , who sa id,;.' " the plan<· was tilled to Its•. . capacit y," said most of th e ~ passen!(CJ'S were Pairs a nd America ns of Polish d esc~ nt who werr ret urning home. Lydia Wr lnu. a tru vel age nt at the Polonez Travrl Agr n r~· in New Bri tain. Conn., sa id lh(' · lll'm had booked 10 people on . the flight . She sa id al,l 10 wrrP Polish citizens clthrr coming to the Vnlted States to vfs lt or returning to the U.S. aft ~ r visiting the ir homeland . On March H, 19811, a LOT Ily ushln -62 a lr lln!'r fl ying , from New York to Warsaw ·· crashed out side tlie capitaL · when It att~mpted an emrr .. : gency landing, killing all fl't · people on board - lncludtn" 22 merttbers and officials of ~-.• U.S. boxfng tram. .., • �• ,. Commentary and perspective . .. . By United Press lnternatlo"al . May 10, 1987 .iunba~ 'OJimts • .irntinel . A Division of ' 1blrd Ave., Gallipoll•. Olllo I II Court St .• Pomeroy, Ohio (614! 446·2342 (6 14) 992·2156 J~~ . .... t'l ·~~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlbiher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor .... "'" -~· E!ZisNow F!lONTS: ftWarm PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher·Con troller "::." WEATHER MAP - Du~lng F;arly Sunday. showers are ~predi ~t ed for parts of the east and' west Gulf Coast. Rain is ~rediet.~d for parts ol northern Maine. words lon g. All letters ares ubjectto 00 ltlng an d rm st be slgntl() w ith name, addrf;>Ss and telep hone number. No Wl slgnOO letters ""' Ill be published. Letters should 1x> In good taste, add res!l lng ISSlll'S, not ~rs Ohalltlr s. ,... ... .... Washington Window :J?ebbie McGuire honored, ,' seleCtS : :Rio Grande College "It's a note from my folks excusing me from the- uh- the 'S' word education class. They're me at home." Sex and presidents Letters to the .editor : WASHINGTO N - Bedroom hanky -panky has bee n hlameu for destroy ing a num ber of president ial candidueics, but America ns have sent a number of mpn to lh ~ Whi te House who"• sex lives flunked tbe publicly proclaimed standards of rh~ir lime. : For exarr.plr, T homas JcffNson. ThPrP is rra sonabl'' eonvfncing e:vtdence that he had a iong-slandln g rela tion ship wi th san,fjemmlng, a black slave. and that she> bore him srvc rul children. • This was no secret in .Jef ferso n' s tim e; a Virginia newspaper printed r epea ted stor ies abou t II. Jl'ffc'r son was ciPrtPd pres id ent 1\VIce and Is regarded as onr of the· truly grea t men to occ upy thr White House. ; For example, Andrew ,Jackson. He eommilled IJiga my . marrying a lfOman who was alread9 11)arrlcd. /\I though tht•y honestly believed Mrs. Jackson had been gra nt r d a <llvorce. both were publicly accused o1 moral laxity and worse. But .Jackson wa sc lcc t< •d !wire and is listed a,nong t he stronges t preside nt s. : For example. Grover CIPvrla nd . He falh l'r('d an ilit'gi tl matt· child apd, when the lssu<' was raised du rl ng his prPsidt•n 1111 I ra mpa ign, told ali. Hr was elected president twl c-r ancl was known as a co mpl etelv ~bnest public official in a tim e ol rl1mpan1 political corruption . · <The list goes on. Warren Hardi ng. no presidential gia nt hlrl <:ertainly popular in his lim e. earrlrd on an affair wi th a younger W,oma n In th e Whil e House. F'ran kli n 0 . 11oosevel! . cl rc·ted president four lim es. had an affair with his wlfr' s s<'<Trtarv and maintained ~ontart wl!h the woman l o the day ol hi s death. · ' :· Dwight F.lsenhower· was r eported lo havt• had a dallian ce with his female drlv or dul'lng Wot·lcJ Wa r II. R<~th .John Kenn<'d)' and Lyndon Jphnson have been pictu red as mrn who lrd cxtrrmC'Iy arlivc extru ·l\'tarltal sex lives before and du ri ng tlwir tours In thP White House . • II should be noted thai In some of I hrs. · r·asr s. the pr< •s ldrnl 's sex ual ;n1ssteps did not bc!'omt' public knowledge until aflrr he' lc·fl offier. J!ut In mos t of them . the po lltlcH I graprvinr had thr story in r noug h ~.,t a ll to make the lnd ividual ·v ulnPrabiP to all ack by th e po litica l &pposlt ion. : Why weren't they cxposrd'~ II is poss iblr th;rt mos t of th e men 111entloned above were so strong in other :: II ribull's \'al ued by the · voters- lc•adcr shlp, positions on the lssurs :mel protrssiona I integrity ;l:- that disclosure or gossip about lhPlt' >exual activities didn 't hurl Nlem politically . ~ It rertalnly Is I r ue I hal somP politician <:rppr;n· to hilvP been ruined ~y sex -related sca n•bl s, but in most cases thrsr mrn had some other 1erlous political problems . .: For exa mple. Nelson nockefdlrr"s mP<sv di\'Orce ha s been blamed fOr endin g Il ls presldenlla l chanPl'<. anti Ch :qJpaqulddick is bPIIevcd ly many to be an lnsu,·m ount ;ii11C' nhsl <.wll' IJrlwPrn Fdward M . {'ennedy and the Whit t• Housr. , . tlwl r op jJOnrnts, but • Those lncldrn l s cerlalnly wprt · sl' izr·d upon IJ_ ~case ra n be mad<' th ai 11or kl'fl'llrr' s lillrral Rl'publif'anism mad<' Olm polson to the powt•r brokrrs of 1lw LO I' . :md 1hal l<cnnr d\' 's pal h &> higher office ha s bern blor·kl'd more b ,\ ' the imag<• of wild ryrcl tadlral thorplha t of sex <llh lel<' and swlngi nJ.( pluvbov. .i A teni a ti\le eonrluslon : If C;l!')' i·b rt ·•; I !t~ pr r siden l i:i) etlort fai ls. ~won't be solely b('raus.· of hi s allrg<·cl '"womanizin g... If thr vo!Ns DNcei•IC Han as Waller Moncl :ilr IJil'l u•·•·d him in 1!1~ ·1 - rem<•mbcr \lu•hr:rr'> the beef'! .. - Ihe Ca pilolll iII tow n hou"• <'pisode will only bt• sm11ll push to a eu n<lid ary lh:r t wa s rra d, · Jo go doll'n lh<' tubc•s. third world pollee states, l ike the Sandlnlstas, where people vanish without a trace. Gayle Price Propaf{anda Reference is made to that cartoon appearing on page 3 of th e Daily Sentinel for M ay 1, 1987. Down with the sentiments ex · pressed ther e. That Is not news. IJ's propaganda. Amy Carter and Abbi e Ho f. fman want to creal turmoil in this country. Amy has been m aking a spectacle of herself. "You ain' t gonna keep this girl down In Plain's". She was bagged with Abbie Hoffma n, former cocai ne dealer and rlotmaster, for dis· turbl ng the peace at the Unlver· sl!y of Mass. Incidentally she was off her turf. She Is a student at Brown Unlversl!y. "The First Daughter " pleaded guilty to the charge and stood trial. The j ury fou nd her lnno· cent. By what standard of ll'gal fairness ca n a person be fou nd Innocent aft er plea ding guilt y? She shou ld have been found guilt y by !he jury and given an appr opriate se ntence. . ; . ;o~XTER Debbie L. :~G · f 27004 St r Hall Rd. .:nex;~~~~~s recently"named as~ :J.987 R t 5 F 11 w b the Ohio B d e1e~ c1 Y egen s. oar 0 1 :·The Regent s Gr·ad uate Profes· 31onal Fe llowsh ip was developed · l~st ,. faH "to kee~. Ohio's bes t !)r ains m lh~ sta-te. a(·cordlng 10 lobe Regents report. Each fellow rcc<'lves a g-ra n1 of $ 3.50° per ~ear for two yea rs to pursue graduate or graduate profes· ~lona l work. . McGuire wlli be a!lending Rio t;; rande Co llege. .· Of. eourse the ClA was th e party rea lly on trial in this state (Mass.) of heady liberals. The CIA. central intelligence agency, does what It has to do to protect the Interests of the American people: It protects freedom lovIng Americans as well as a host of misfits and crackpots among us. We can not ,expect the KGB to protect us . I do no t like to see the legitimate press Intimate that an. arm of our government , the CIA, maliciously murders people, over throws other governments or mines harbors without reason. We need the CIA, for security reasons and to guarantee our co ntinued exl ste_ nce In a hostile world . That cartoon. is cheerln!( on th£> ° FREE DELIVERY (DAILY) We will be making daily deliveries to the West Virginia area during the period of time the bridge is closed. Just give us a call with your order. IUSP 52HOOI ''Publi.'il11 •d r;wh Sun tliJy. 825 Thin\ Avr .. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 555 Park St. 'Call ipolls, Ohio. by lhf'Ohlo Vu ii P,VPub· )ishlng' ('omp:J n~' 'Multlm<'dlll , Inc. Se.(.'Ond dass po~ 1 aJ!t' paid Bl CaiHpolls. Middlepor.t, Oh. Ohio 4!'ifi31 . Ent t•rrd as S-econd tlass manrr <JI Pom~r o.v . Ohio. Pos1 Offie<'. mallln~ ul l\'(1, Bran ham Thi rd Avf'nU C', 10017. 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Gallipolis Novosibirsk Computer Cent er· of the Sovie t Academy of Science . .--------~---.1.-------'------:Now, Immediate exchange of data. such as mi ght be prompt ed by a strong qu ake on E'ilher side of the U.S.-Sov iet border, goes through Tokyo. · Direct com munication be· tween the Al aska Tsunami Warn · i ng Ce nter and Si berian center "i s very deslr.able," ,\Jekseev sa id , "but thai's future." W.J . Rapa lz of the Instit ute of Ocea n Sciences In Sidney , British Col umbia, also voiced Interes t In the Sov iet resear ch. say\ng good Informat ion was tough to get In last year's tsunami panic In 1he wake of a m~jor Al as ka quake. On May 7, 1986, a 7. 7 magnitude earthquake In the Aleutian I s· lands generated sm all Pacificwide tsunamis, which caused no d<J mage. bul prompted war nings causing resident s of severa l low-ly in g are<Js to flee to high er ground. Historica l records show 47 major quakes have occurred since 1800 near t he Kamchatka Peni nsula, Sakhalin I sland and the KurU Isla nds . Ala ska's Aleu!lan chain has experienced 27 such quakes. Twelve of these quakes, six on each side of the border. have produced tsuna mi s grea ter th an 18 feel. I• NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE Sh0wPrs a nd rhundt'rs torms along the weste r n Gulf Coast brought heav~ rains to sou th eas tern T exas and Louisia na. Nearly an inch of rain fe iiiOI0 Friday at Lafayelle. La .. and nPa r i)' a half-Inch at Lake Charles. In Texas. strong thunder· . >to r ms brought almost an inch of r ain in 30 m in utes alliouston an d produccq go lfball:size hall so uthwc•s t of the ci ty. Marble· size hail fell in Falls Count,•. .••' 424 Second, Gallipoli.s Wishes All A Happy Mother's Day! Texas. Mor e than .2Y.J Inches of . rain deluged western sections of Austin. , By co ntrast. frost warnings '"-;::::::::::::::::::::::;; were In effect earl~ today for 1 much of Vermont and eas tern New York sl ate as well as the mountain s and the Greenbrier Valley of West Virginia . usr PIK! TAWNEY STUDIOS \ hurled a Frisbee to a friend. "Ain 't' no air conditioning under 1he hood of a car." Soviets _huddle. over earthquakes· By ,JEFF BERLINER ANCHORAGE. Al as ka (UPII - . Soviet sci entists, vlsl!lng Alaska followin g a lpng lull in join1 U.S.·Soviel seisrl>ic studies. Continued from A·l said they are Inching closer lo entrepreneur who came to lhe being able to predict threa ts aid· of government official s who posed by big ocean waves kn,own asked for his hel p. not a pa1d as tsunamis. government agent. :fhesubject is The waves are sometimes touchy because all military aJd produ ced by major eanhquakes . and government Involve ment " How close are . we'' I t's a with the Co nt.r~ s was banned- dlfflcu·ll question, but we now when the diversion l ook place. have s0me theo r etical basis' ' for The joint Senate-House com · mitlees which opened hearin gs predicting the size or a tsunami based on ccertaln dat a following this w;..k into the scandal recessed for th e weekend and a large earthqu ake. V .K . Gusla· pla nned to call former National kov, head of the Tsunami ReSecurity adviser Robert MeFar- ·search Program at Novosibi r sk, said Frida y. lane Monday when testi mony Tom Sokolow ski. director of enters its second week. th e Alaska T sunami Warning Whit S d 'd d . e, ecor prov1 e ?n Center , said sc ientist s do not · outsiders v_tew of the affatr , know how to analyze eart hqu ake McFarlane 1s e~pected to des· energy so as to make detailed crlbe an mslder s v1ew of the predict ions about tsunam is' Oval Offi ce and what President height and power . Reagan was told of the operation. Although Alaska 's A leutian Secord. In 17 hours of grueling Island chain and the Soviet testimony, sa id he directed the te rritory beyond are In lhe same sc hem e to sell U.S. ar ms to Iran ac tive seismic zone. sc ientists do and send military hardware to not share Information directlythe Contras on the orders of Lt. something Soko lowski and the Col. Oliver North - the Whit e Russia ns wa nt changE'd. House aide who operated the' scheme from the basement of the Wh ite House. And he told the commitlee the "whole world Is laughing at us'' because of the spotlight on the affair. years. MMJ. SUBSCRIPTIO NS A heat wave that ha s·baked Ihe West all week. and set scores' of records loomed over the north' ern J;>ial'ls. while frost warnings were posted for New England Saturday. • More tha n two dozen record n!ghs were es tablished Friday in Wa shington . Oregon, California. Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Readings r limbed above 100 degrees · in Arizo na, Califor nia and Washington. Since Monday, more than 75 record highs have been set In the West. The na!lon's hot spot Friday was 103 degrees at Yuma, Ariz. ' 'Th ere' ll be continued warm weather In the Wes t, th e sa me pattern, " said Hugh Crow ther of . ;t or 3()) -Static "Cold · ftOcciuded ~ap shows minimum temperatures. At least 50% ol any shaded area is l)leOcted ·receive precipitation indicated. _ UPI 1 A MEMBEk 'Ylw UniiOO Press IntL'rntltlonal. Inland Dal ly Preo;s Associ a· Uon and lhe American Newspaper Pubi L~ hers Associa ti on. LE'M'ERS Of' OPTN ION are welcome. They sh ould be less than ml SHOWERS B.! RAIN . The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 Heat wave continues ·in-. western states Page A-2 . . Pomeroy-MiddlaPQrt-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. · NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTT07 AMESTS.1N7- .. . . May 10,1987 634 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH . 992 ·6600 •' �. THE CORNER OF GENERAL HARTINGER . PARKWAY AND PEARL STREET IN MIDDLEPORT OHIO (:) TELEPHONE: 992·3471 ' . ' STORE HOURS ARE: 8 A.M. to 10 P.M.-7 DAYS A WEEK AD EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 26 THRU ,SATURDAY, MAY 2 COTTONELLE .. THOROFARE MARGARINE 1\\0ttOf~tl~ 1 LB. STICICS . BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROL~ PACK PER LB. LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON & 110.00 PURCHASE -:;. . SUPERIOR'S FRANKIE R.C. COLA RC 100, DIET RITE WIENERS;~ r..~ 12 ~ oz. PK8. MEAT VALllES USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONELESS 9 9 J. BACON -le. TURKEY ~k~~· 99J. · HOT DOGS Y CRISPY SER"E . BoRttom Rmd or ump Roast Y 1 LOUIS RICH ICE CREAM I ' I ,) • ', '' oz. r, RET. BTL. !. .I; . ' . lf2 GAL. CTN. WITH COUPON USDA CHOICE . BEEF LOIN BONELESS ' MEAT VALUES Top Sirlola Steak ~~~RIOR TA~~ri lb. SLICES SJIOW FLOSS WHOLE OR AREA 2/8 "oz. Tomatoes FLOSS Beans $199 S with 110.00 Parehut U. S. 90"T. INSPECTED PORK H Bid: Su~:;k 1 -Pkg.lb.$1 09 ,.f 19 p SUPERIORS "FOOT LONG" Per HOT DOGS 8..;..16 DR. PEPPER SUPER DIP sooz. 69~ 6'/r OZ. CANS LOUIS RICH TURKEY CHEESE HOT DOGS 0~ ASSORTED. FLA"ORS $18 9 u. · II~ S. GO"T. INSPECTED Pork Spare Ribs ,.'f 69 L · er h. Per Lh. 99+ FRESH' GRADE · A t-=:c=:•:-7A:~=-:-: :~ ~o=-z.*--=1=-s--~' LARoE Eccs 9 Cake Mixes •.•oz. 9c 6 9 J. 1 :~ 9 FRESH CHICK u~ER:N 1a.oz. . P PILLSBURY WITH PAll .,. FRESH FRYER FAMilY PACK CHICKEN BREASTS Per lh . .=.::...... . ... LIMI 2 With 110.00 Purehut PER LB. 79~ ~ PILLSIUU ~ARIETY . MICROWA~E $149 2/$1 00 Bar-B-Que Sauee DOZ. ECK~~:·· BOLOOMA ....!!~.!!: $179 "AM SAlAD .........!.E!.~P;.. $249 HCAKRMICH& CHE.ESE LOA,~.~~· $269 E QUE "2'' BA. R• B '• LOAF .. ~~~~J~~ " . IS OZ. ICRAFT ' LARGE 40 oz,e.,s WHITE MEAT JUICY TURKEY BREASTS.!.~~.l!·. $~49 ~ TASTY PASTA & "1. 69 "EOETABLE SALAD ..r~M!. " • 1LUOX ~ SUPER TRIM, MEOIUM 96 CT .. LAR8E 66 CT. . *1799 Hugglec .Diapers PRODUCE VALUES DAIRY \'ALl 'ES TROPICANA Orange Juice THOROFARE 49 Real Butter $ 59 64 oz. FARMERS SELECT REO. or CRINKLE CUT ASSORTED Banquet Dinners ~ 11 Oz•. 1-Lh. Sticka PER POUND APPlE, BlACKBERRV, 20 + REAMES CHERRY PEACH $ 9 . Ch.eese ....~~~!·. · 9 9 Etl .aoz. 69+ 1 Tuh Margarine ... 1 Banquet Pies •••• ..,..,.....:.~~~:.... SHEDDS SPREAD- I Oz. · KRAFT SHREDDED- 10 Oz. $ BAIIQIET ENTREE $169 · O&W MINI Margarine t/S + s•RP MILD '· *1 Sf . ,, ..,,.......!.ni.. Pizza ........... S/.1 9 ........ Tumblers ••••• ICRAFT LONGHORN $17 t THOROFARE-! L•.M1 Oz or SPECIAL COUPON 2St OFF AM~ ITEM IN TilE . STORE WITH THIS COUPON er c~•••., c~ ( I 23+. . �• Mev 10, 1987 . I f\ l FURNITURE STOREWIDE SALE ' LIVING ROOM • BEDROOM . . • Dl 90 DAYS SAM~ SPECIAL AS CASH, MASTER CARD AND VISA .A ;,; ...\'. : ' BEDROOM SUITES Area deaths RECEIVE FREE Matching NIGHTSTAND PLUS FREE QUEEN or FULL SIZE BOXSPRING & MATTRESS GALLERY URI OS DESK ~~ WITH THE ,PURCHASE Of ANY LIVING ROOM • BEDROOM or DINING ROOM YOU WILL RECEIVE . I ZENITH TV's • -i' ( l SALE PRICED 19", - 25~' ONE ROOM OF YOUR HOME PROFESSIONALLY STEAM CLEANED BY GENE'S CARPET CLEANING .s: SERVICE · •i. ro,.C'lf .GUARD ......~~'" and 27" STEREO TV's The Quality Goes In Before The Naml' Goes On comerrompolntingrothe party's success In recapturing control of the Senate last year or In "mindlessly Invoking" names of former part y leaders. "The Democratic Party has done best when we have been tru~ to our heritage of bold innovation and decisive action," Glenn said. "We have won When we have stood and spoken not just for the minority who are poor but also lor the majority who are not rich." WITH TRADE 17 CUBIC FOOT $53 995 ~ITH TRADE ' STARTING AT 19 CUBIC FOOT $599 95 $469 95 Regular S499 WITH RADE • WITH TRADE will get closer hisDemocrats talk. Glenn victory lorInthe In said 1988 will not means peace of mind $49995 S188 '! Big Selection Of STRATFORD I I & BERKLINE RECLINERS Lowest ' Prices In the Area •14KT Gold Chains 50°/c •Crosses ·20% •Pierced Earrings 20% •Clocks 10-30% •Billfolds 40% •All Gift ware 10-30% . •Much, Much, More THIS IS AREAL SALE '• 0• . WHICH INCLUDES: 1/2 CHICKEN OR RIBS, BAKED BEANS, COLE SLAW, ROLL & BEVERAGE. PIE OR CAICE 50< 1 446-1113 • 1818 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis Radial performance and economy PLUS 40,000·Mile Treadwear Limited Warranty! • geal·~~ • Tough steel bells provide strength, stability and control; hold tread llat for long tire mileage • Quiet alf-season tread gives long mileage. traction fn any weather. • Radial construction grves long mrleage. low rollrng re;"tonce • Polyester cord bodYprovodm durabili ty; smooth, quret rrde Gibson· Chest Fr~~er. Glbson 10-Yeor STAinNG AT S36995 10 SECTIONAtS IN STOCK: 1tl7 GL 1200A............. sn 50 1917 GL12001.............. 15600 1916 YT1100 Shadaw ...13600 1916Pn700 Shadtw ... 12"5 1916 CMX 450 Mel ... 11191 1916 CMX250 lellel .... 11191 c-1917-600 itl Gild ... '"' a11 New . lhtrrk1000 lhtrrk- Arll..tll 1916 IL6001 ............... '2050 1916 IL2SOI ............... s1749 1916 1160011 ............... 12079 1916 112501 ............... 11119 ,., • , .... tlrt ....1: tllt-..a.ttllltef Is h, tins wltlt 1M - · .....,lite ... ,.... 4t11f Mhlellw S300 ON SELECTED IEIATE MODELS WHITEWALLS Whttowolls . P~b5.' 80R ~ 3 PH5180R 13 P ~ 8o/80R t 3 P ~ 8 5 175~~ 4 P~Qcl7 bR M P20511bll t4 P?~b/7611 14 P?051751! ~5 r-? ~ 51 7 5R ~ 5 P?/ 5175R ~ 5 P?J517JR 15 ' l heOovton WOdro 'I I/ J(or.hol '" ....arrontod to g1vo <1U,OOO m110~ or paswnger corservrce under norrnot IJ!.Ut/'J con drlrrJ ru OditJ :OhJd on a 'pre. roto bO ~ tS n· ~ orr,o worromriCI oQOrn5 (JolrK:t•,lo• !ho hlfJ ol lhe tread on o pro roto bO~•s SOo \J5 !Of o c~:~nv or our wmrontv fJoyton· OuoCiro· OIIAIIGI-. ·WITH SAYINGS UP TO $3 6!!., Steel Belted Radial M.......... A••·•· HONDA SHADOW" 1100 Dayton QuadraXT2 ROCKIN' REBATES 50 c 'S FEATURING: I Your Choice From Gibson '388 ORANGE TWP. V.F.D. ANNUAL MOTHER'S DAy CHICKEN & RIB R.B.Q·. AT THE FIRE HOUSE IN TUPP ~. ERS· PLAINS, MAY 1O. , SERVING TIME 11•.00 A.M. $ S PRICE: 3 7 RIVER FRONT HONDA 16 cu.ft. CHEST or UPRIGtfT FREEZER RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. AND ONLY RUTLAND FURNITURE IS EXTENDING MAYTAG'S WARRANTY FROM 1 TO 2 YEARS ON LABOR, AND FROM ' 2 YEARS TO $ YEARS ON ALL PARTS AT NO. ADDITIONAL COST. •Diamonds 20-33% •Bithstones 200fo •Watches 20-40% •Wedding Bands 200fo •Add-A-Beads 25% •Lockets 20% •Stone Rings 20% INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UP!) Glenn said Democrats should -Sen. John Glenn, D· Ohio, says not parrot Republican policies If the Democrats hope to recap· but rekindle the party' s progres· lure the White House In 1988 they sivr tradition and try to restore must earn the ronfldence and people's trust in politics . trust of Americans. "II (trust) is diminished by In remarks prepared lor dellv- presidents who say one thing in ery Friday at the Harry S. public but do another In secret,' ' Truman Presidential Library, Glenn said. "And confidence Is where Glenn received a dlslin· · shaken when those at th e top gulshed public service award, he. admit they've been asleep at the made no mention of Gary Hart's switch." withdrawal from the 1988 pres I· denlial race. Ear iier Frld ay , Glen n sa ld, r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_-1 "Politically, Hart's withdrawal ' makes the race for the Democraticnomtnationwldeopen.and it ensures that the views of the ~~~~~~~:.~~tdates ' I 14 CU. FT. & 16 CU. FT. Starting At POMEROY .,.. The Rev. Men· zel Smith, 66, Wlilshlre, Ohio, formerly of Pomeroy. died Saturday at his home . following a lingering Illness. . Rev , Smith was a pastor lor the . United Brethren In Christ Church (ol 30 years. He was ordaIned by the churcl) In August, 1961. lie was a veterans of the U.S. Army having served In Germany durIng World War IL He worked as a coal miner from 1945 until 195ii before entering the ministry·. Rev. Smith was pastor of the Enterprise United , Brethren Church In Pomeroy from 1962 unlil1968 and of the Mt. Hermon Church In 1968 and 1970. He went to Willshire after serving. In Meigs County and had been pastor of the Willshire United Brethren In Christ Church since that time . .Borp on Dec. 1. 1920 at Imperial, W. Va .. Rev. Smith was a son of the late Alonzo and Hattie Smith. 'surviving are his wife, Genevieve (Totter) Armstrong Smith whom he married on March 10, 1945: five daughters, Mrs. Jerry !Greta) Strader. Weston. W. Va.: Bonnie Smith. Little HockIng: Mrs. John D. (Judith) Dunner. Route 7, Decatur, Ind.: Mrs. Michael (Marie) Bentz. Route 1. Willshire: Mrs. Don !Beverly) Henrey, Route 3, Rockport: two sons, Dana Menzel Smith. Route 1. Willshire, and David Duane of Willshire. Also surviving are six brothers, Cecil of French Creek, W.Va.: DeWitt, Weston. W. Va.: Gall and Hoy, both of Buckhannon, W. Va.: Monzo!. a twin brother of Rev. Smith, Silver Springs, Md .; Mar· rls of Akron: seven granddaugh· Glenn tells democrats • BASSETT MIRROR Menzel Smith Earn confidence, With Purchase Of Any Bedroom Suite in Main Store COFFEE & 2 END TABLES $4800 EACH & UP The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A·i.:: ' ~ev. Why Pay More &Receive Less When 'lod Can Pay Less And Receive -..\. More!! ~'f'Y ' Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va . 1987 TRX2SO ............... I2100 1987 TRX2SOX ............. I2250 1986 TRX200SX ........... '1700 1986 TRX250.:............. 11915 llonds Af lf1 Bstfl NOW CARRYING THE COMPLETE UNE OF "HONDA" OILS AND C"EMICALS 1986 ATC3SOX ............. I1191 1986 ATC200L .......... $1591 1986 ATC12S ............... 11191 Don'# Ml11 Out/ Roekln' RsbsfBI·.,, Hot/ YUASHA IAMIIES STAITIIG " Sl 095 HONDA SUNGLASSES ARE HEIE! . WE CAllY THE WIWE & MAX LINE OF '" SADDLE lAG$ PAm I SEIVICE 446-2641 COIVII IIIICI .., t UL-6 P.M. SAt. • u.-s r.a. 25Of0 OFF AUGNMENt' WITH PURCHASE . OF TWO 01 FOUR TIRES �'. '', •·' Page-A-8- .The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middi8J1011~Gallipolis, Ohio- PointPieuant, W. V,a. Mav 10. 1987 Section ·- --Local b'riefs ----. ·Process 31 cases in · Meigs County Court • Pl fin d rug f .ree entertalnment ROCK SPRINGS.- Plans have been announced for the third annual drug free entertainment night to be held at Meigs High Sc hool on Sat urday, May !6. Spo nsored by the Meigs Hi gh School Teenage Institute lor the Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse, the even t Is being coordinated by Meigs High School faculty member, Jeannie Taylor . Over 400 people attended last year's event from severa l elementary , junior high, high schools and colleges. Hours for the event have been set for 7:30p.m. to 12:30 a .m. with registra tion for a talent show to be held between 7:30 and 8 p.m . In the gy mnasiu m lobby. The talent presentation will begi n at Sin the gym nasiu m followed by the talen,t award prizes and possible tesllmonlals. A dance and dance contes t will follow in the cafeteria . Ca tegories lor the talent show Include air bands, comedy skits, dramat ic skits-poetry, live musical entertain ment , and a miscellaneous category. Prlzecs will be $50 lor first place. $30 for second and $20 for third place. Refreshments will be served free of charge and the cost of admission Is com ln mcnl to no chemica l use before or during the eve ning. A num ber of local merchants have con tribut ed merc handise and gift certificates to be awarded as prizes for the eveni ng's even ts. Anyone wishing to made a contributi on should rontar t Mrs. Taylor at the high school, 992-2158. Pomeroy Chamber to meet Tuesday POMF.ROY - The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will meet In monthly session at noon Tuesday at the Trinity Church In Pomeroy. At 8 a.m. Tuesday, the month ly meetin g of ·the Bend Area Merc han ts Assoc iation will be held at Bank One . Squads answer Jour alarms POMEROY - Fo ur calls were answered Friday by local unit s, the Meigs Cou nty emergency Medica l Services reports. At 10:02 a .m., the Tuppers Plai ns unit took .James Kelly, Alfred, to Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg; Racine at 4:21p.m. took Ty Johnson from Per ry Run Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Syracuse at 8: II p.m. took Kelly Swisher from Rustle Hilis to Vetera ns Memorial and at 11 :19 p.m. Middleport took Maggie Ne lson fro m Pearl St. to Vetera ns Memorial. Alumni tickets available POMEROY - Pomeroy Hi gh School gradua res can secure tickets for the annua l al umni association banquet a nd dance at Sw lshPr-Lohse Pharmacy, at Francis Florist or may m ~ il a stamped self-addressed envelope and $10 a ti cket to Box 202, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769. Guests are welcome to attend. The deadline for the association's scholarship applicat ions Is •. May 15 and they are to be sent to the same address . Gallipolis firemen summoned GALLIPOLIS - The Ga lllpolls FtrP Department reported a truck fir e Friday afternoon near the Ga llipolis Ice Co. a t .71Ci First Ave. The fire ca used an estimat ed $100 damage to a 1984 Chevy Luv ' truck owned bv Howard Hysell, of Rutland. The fire started In the transmission and burned hoses, thl' truck's Int erior and the transmission fluid s . One truck and 12 firemen were at the scene. The fire department responded to a ca ll to a wreck site one mile east of Rodney, on Ohio 588, to hose down the vehicles Involved and to prevent a fire. ' Deadlin;e May 13 for filing GALLIPOLIS - The city man ager's offi ce has a n ~oun ced that petitions for nomination to the city co m111iss loner s offi ce 'Ca n be picked up at the Gal lipolis City Building from 8 a:m. to Ci p.m. Monday and Tuesday and fr om 8 a.m. to .I p.m . Wednesday . The petitions must be retu rned by Wednesday. May 13, no later tha n :1 p.m. Two seals will be up when the !our -year terms of Richard tDirkl Moore and Dow Sau nders expire this yea r. • :Police investigate two car accident Friday GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis Pollee Department reponed a rear-end collis ion In the 900 block of Second Avenue Fr id ay afternoon. James V. Lambert. 38, of 2145 Eastern Ave .. was driving north . on Second Avenue when a car driven by Michael E . Northup, · 18, of Rt . 2. Crown City, hit him . from behind. Northup was ci ted for assured clear distan ce. In other po ll ee mutt ers. [)('lla M. Hughal'l. ;,9, of Point Pleasa nt, w. Va ., was cited Friday aftemoon for running a stop sign. Bradley S. Sml!h, 21, of 13.1 Pine St .. wa s cited Friday night for not wearing eye protection while riding a motorcycle. POMEROY - Thirty-one cases were processed in the weekly court of Meigs County Court Judge Patrick O'Brien. · Among the cases were 10 forfeitures of bonds , all posted on speeding charges. Forfeiting were Mark Buckland. Mariet ta, $70: John Calvin Epperson, Par· kersburg, w. Va., .s7o: Sharon Haemmerle, Loveland, $50; Dwight Pannell. Columbus, $50; Va lerie Parsons, Huntington, w. Va., $50; Linda Wilson, Center· ville, $50; J ames Shiffl et, Glaus· ter. s7o: Olivia Zlv ney, Athens, $70; Shelly Cook, Elkhart, Ind., . $44 , and William Jones, Hamil· ton, $50. Gillispie Howard, Pome· roy, paid costs only on an animals at large charge. Seven other defendant s were fined on speeding charges and Include Jean Pflle, · Char lecol, Pa., $27 and cos ts: Alvin Barnell, Pomeroy, $25 and costs: Cecil Roseberry, Racine. $25 and ~ REMEMBERS WELL For Fred Goegleln, active for many years wllh both the Meigs County Falr ·Board and the Meigs County Pioneer and Hlstorlc!l] Society, havlns the deteriorating log cabin moved and restorrd, Is like watching a part ol his family history being preserved. The cabin was built on land purchased hy his grandfather, Jacob, In ISH, .r emaining In the fa!fliiY until recent years. Goegleln hoL' spent most of his 88 years In that community. S169 30% Off when a car driven by Kathy P . Morrison, 33. of Leo n, W. Va ., rear-ended her. Morrison was cited for ass ured clear distance. ln Perry Township Friday at 7:45a.m., on Watts Road , Nlcho· las S. Nolan, 16. of Rt. .1, Gallipo lis, was traveling w.est. towa rd the Watts Road-Pioneer Trail junction, when an cas l· bound car driven by .Jeffre)· A. Nut ter, 17. of Rt. :J. Ga ll ipolis. stopped In the road. barked up and struck Nolan's car in the left side. Nu tter was r itrd for improper backing . • '/c ct. Only S249 TAWNEY JEWLERS Gulllpoli• 422 Second Ave . ;'Y1mr /)inm,~r~tl H ,· mltl tHirll' r.~ ;" r;nlli,mli .. ·· Preserving a part of history, cabin is restored and relocated Municipal Court GAL LIPOLIS - In Gallipolis Municipal Court Frida y. Lonnie G., Hall, 46. Rt. 1, Bidwell, was fined $300. court cos ts and a 10-day ja il ro mmilment for DW I. Walter C. Booth, 26, of Proctor· vil le, was fin ed $.100 and given a three-day jail commitment for DWI. l n other court cases, Cheila L. Booth, 28, Proctorville, was lined ' $Ci0 and given a suspended 90-da)· jail sentencP for drug possession. Allen Cox, Rt. 4. Gallipolis. was fined $2o for assault. He was also given a suspended 90-day jail term lor criminal damaging. Allen A. Cox (not the same person1, 21, of Eureka Star Route, Gal lipolis, was fined $12 and court costs for having a loud. cracking exhaust. Speedl n!( bonds were forfeited by Gary H. Cu ndiff, 46, Wellston, $72: and Timothy S. Baxter, 24 , Cinci nnati, $.18. Other bonds were forfe ited by Cat hy Bias, of Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis. $20. fa II ure to pay parking meter viola! Ions: and Inez A. Stocker, 4•. 45 Spruce St .. $40, fa ilure to yield when turning left . Granted-license GALLIPOLIS - Ga le Richard Gill, 27, of Mt. Sterling, a nd Anita Lee Hall, 20, of Rt.l, Crow n City, were gra nted a marriage license Monday In Gall la County Probate Co ~r t . They wercll)8rrled In a civil ceremony conducted the same day by Probate Judge ThollJas Moulton. Other marr iage licenses were granted to Steven Franklln Sho· emaker, 28, and Kathy SuP Woods, 24, both of !'i.l6 Jackson Pike: Friday. Gerald Ray Hall, :lO, and Lori Ann Kerr, 23, both of 844% Fi rst Ave., received th~lr marria ge license Friday, as did Keith Edwa rd Pearson, 31, and Isa belle Lynn Hooper, both of New Haven, W. Va. I We Have An Open Door Policy - 24 Hours A Day! GAL LIPOLIS - Dennis Ml· chael Blac kst on, 23. of Rt. 2. Bidwell, was brought tq the Gailla County Jail by the Ga ll la County Sheriff's Department Friday afternoon, charged with domesllc violence. • By CHARLENE IIOEFLICH cleared for farm ing. Times-Sentinel Stuff It was first occupied by the POMEROY - The ru stic log Fosters, later by the Jenkinson s, ca bin constructed in 1829 that has the Jesse Brewsters, the Tom stood apart midst the spacious Wagners, a nd ances tors of Goe· modern structures of a Rock glein, an d was last occupi ed in Spr ings rofnmunity has been the summer of 1967 by Mr . and dismantled and moved to the Mrs E rn es t Ketter who moved In fairgrounds. after finding themselves withou t Moving the dcter iorat ing old a place to live when th e Rou te 3~ cabin which presented a stri king four-lane came through Rock contrast In life s tyle fro01·ptoneer Springs and took thei r home. days to the present lime by it s It was the concern of fair board loca tion was the project of the members a nd the histor ical Me igs Coun ty Fair Board and the society that the landmark be Meigs Coun ty Pioneer and His· preserved and not fall in thf' fa re torlcal Society. of progress that brought about It is anoth er step by the two · the decision to move the cabin to groups. to promote and preserve the fairg rounds. a segment of the cou nt y's And It was n' t an easy job. history. Fortun ately there is a local The cabin of two rooms with a man. Bob Thompson, who has the stone fireplace and a narrow know-how and the equipment to , stai rway leading to an attic was di smantle, move and rea ssemble •. the .homestea d of the Edward old log cabi ns. He's done H Foster family who came to Meigs several times. One stands near :- County In 1816. his home overlooking the Pome, : According to F'reu Coegleln. roy 'footb all fi eld, while two :- wtio has spent a ll of his 88 years others were done for Ihe Mason . • at Rock Spr ings. his gra ndfather, Count y Hlstorir al Socif' ty . ·: Jacob, pu rc hased the farml and Before the disa ssembling and :· on which the cabin sta nds in 1814. moving process was begun , a ;. The rabin was built from logs concrete floor was poured on the ;. ta ken off the land when it was new location. Ea ch log was then marked with an aluminum ta g so that the logs cou ld be pul bark I he wa y they were originally . The di smanliin g of I he original cabin took lwo days and it look another week's work to reassemble th em. Logs wh ich weie rotted out werf' repla ced by some which, Thompson said, "were about Ihe same age and about the same size" tak en from an old ba r n on th e far m of Tom Hamm in Ne ase Setliement and an old ca bin wh ich belong<'d to Pat Woods. Thompso n' s· hope of moving the stone chimney in one piece lit erally fell apal'l . The chimney had been laid in with mud. he said. a nd "crumbl ed at th e first touch." However. the stones will be used in reconstructing the chimn ey, according to Thomp· son of Associat ed Fa brtcator s who ha s donat ed his tim e and equipment to I he project. Ri ght now Thompson a nd his the !BOO's will be used In the ca bin whir lt wi ll be OJX'n to fa irgocrs, for educationa l · vis it s. and on spec ial ocsns lon s du ri ng Ow year. Add ed 10 the setting Is another building from the sam e i Ime perl'od . An old log s mok e house was moved intact from a farm in the Nease Selt le ment area now owned by Hamm . While il wa s moved In one plcct•. Thompso n' s crew disassPmblcd it at th e site. re pla ced some· of the rott ed logs , and reconstru r terJ it on a ronr ret e pad. The or igi nal hooks and an old Sil l t ba rrel. both golnr: buck 1o the 1800'.&. were still in thf' smokehouse . Currently th er e arc nu plum; to ad,d anythin g 01sc lo th e ploM er '. I' ~cenr beneu th lhe big sugpr map le t rec on the fa lrgroun~s. a It hough thaI possibility Is ot being p1·~c lu ded by the dedlcat d F'alr Boa rd and Historical o· <'ict v members. ' Beca use of the reconslrucllar the 150 year old log cabin smokehouse will stand for nr s, preserv in g u Meigs County's past genera tions. crC' w have gonP about as far as they ca n go. The logs now lwve to "sellle In " before the chink ing ran be done, but plans call fo r Ihe work lo be co mp leted before August when the Meigs Count y Fai r opens . Some furniture dalin g back 10 EMERGENCY CARE CENTER !AMI IIIIIIII@M Hospital news Lottery numbers . :t Man held on rharg.> Veterans Memorlul CLEVELAND IUP() - Frl· POMEROY - Admitted day 's winning Ohio Lottery · Margaret Gloeckner. Raci ne; Ty numbers: Johnson, Long Bottom . Discharged - Carl Ralrden, Dally Numht•r ll5. Robert Riggs. John Myers. PICK-4 4543. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $208,284.50, with a payoff due of $94,09.1. PICK-4 $1 sfralght bet 'pays $.~.964 . PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $497. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS CARDINAL ...l ~ GOVERNMENT AVENUE . GAlUPOUS, OHIO "Family Owned and Operated Jo_r 33 Years" · FUND • RELOCATED AND RESTORED - This .• picturesque loll' cabin hullt In 1829, long an eye catcher mid•! several spacious modern homes In -• a Rock Sprlnl!ll development, was taken apart, piece and piece; moved io the fairground s and Is In the process of bc ln~ reconstructed In Its original form. OLD SMOKEIIOUSE - This old smokehou se was picked up off the farm of Tom llamm at Nease Settlement and mov ed to the fairgrounds to . IN!come a part of Ihe pioneer dis play. The original hook s and a salt harrell were still In the smok ehouse. The slrudurc was torn apart, l!ad lugs replaced, and rcconstruded on a concrete pad by Bob Thompson who donated his lime and C<tnlpmcnt to the proj(od. -Ct Htab Current ReNrD- The Fund seeks the maxtmum return avall.Jble from tn~nts issued or guarantoed by the u.s. Government consistent with Its policy of proteatng prtnctpal. •: ••• •• •I• : .-------•• I -Ct Monthly IDCome-lncome iS paid monthly tn cash or reinvested In additional fund shares at net wet value without sat.s charge. The e!f.ct of monthly compounding can add slgnl6cantly to your eamlngS. -Ct Htab dearee olllfety-Highest rating by Standard and l'oors-"AAA." Due \0 the fact th.t the Fund will tnYI!St solely In securities iSSued or guaranteed by the U.S. Go\lernrnenl.tt lw been awarded an 'AAA' rating by S& P. -Ci '- lldtla1 laftllllleDl- 'lbu can start a Cardinal Government Guaranteed Fund account Wl1h u Uttle u $!,IX()., and add to It In amounts as small u $50.00. -Ct Liqllllllty- You can aell aD or pil't of your Fund slw~ at the current value without charge. Shales may be rede!!med at more or less than their ortgl· nal r01t The cardtnaJ Gcr.emment Guaranteed Fund Is an approved tnvntment for IRA's and odter quaiJ&id retirement pions. 1 ..... C.· dG11 -----,1 ' O.••tulrlllld,_..for!'llllm~Woac...,..lor .... . PU'ITING TOGETHER i\s the lo~ ca hln wa.~ dlsaN· sembled each log wa.' marked and then p'ut hack In plac(• .._, Jhll tt-llt 1 1• 't'-~ --~or..~ I • • 7"'-........__11111,_ .,_ ---.-- JMIMwlfllly-yaa-01 - 2109 : Ie 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ·< GUARANTEED J 72 New '87 Buicks & Pontiacs in stock. Ready to go - including • Grand Ams! : 'I 1 ' May 10. 1987 40% • GA LLIPOLIS - There was an accident on the exit ramp of U.S. 35. leading to Ohio 7, Friday, at 3:30 p.m.. according to the Gallla·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. Viola D. Mayes, 55, of Lesage, W. Va., had stopped on the exit ramp before enter ing Ohio 7 •: Guaranteed Lowest Prices! ••• 90 Pre~owned cars in stockl •• Mo$t premium local trade-ins. •• • Area's # 1 Service Dept. : & Body .Shop · •• I The Original :: 1900 USTEIN BUICK-PONTIAC I B State patrol probes Rt. 7-35 misha ~···························~· .: "Happy Mother's Day" ·: : : costs: David Johnson, Middle- Syracuse, fa.ilure to yield, S20and probation, res tra mm g order port, $27 ,a nd costs; Michael costss, seven days gl\"en to issued , and CO<i ts; domestic via· ..Pore. Chester, $24 and costs: provide proof of Insurance: seat lence, six month jail senten ce ' David Baker, Middleport, ·$22 belt offense, ordered to see suspended down to 20 da ys and costs; David' Donnelly, Dub- . movies; Walter Haggy IJ, Ru· served a nd costs. lin, $24 and ~osts. tland, no headlights, $5 and rr==j~miiiriif~iiir::~ Others fined Include Linda costs; William Ritchie, Reeds - 1 Douglas, Albany, !allure to yield ville, disorderly condu ct, $25 and for a stop sign, $10 and costs: costs; Myrna Linkaus, Shade, Matthew Smith, Point Pleasant , driving while intoxicated, $225 W.Va ., !ollowlng too closely, $10 and costs, three days i n jail. jail arid costs; Rodney Cornell, Point suspended upon completion of Pleasant, fishing without a valid three day accred ited. r esidenll al non-resident license. $25 and treatment · program; S22o fine costs; Deron Howery, Albany , applied to cost of ,l)rogram: 60 failure to display valid registra· day license suspension·; Jack tlon. $10 and costs; Stephen Miller, Middleport. Improper Roush, Galllpoils., passing on .a handling of a firearm in a motor double yellow line, $10 and costs; vehicle, six months jail sent ence, 112 ct. James Polcyn, Middleport, no suspended. one year probation. Only mutner, $5 and costs; Daniel forfeit ure of .22 revolver, costs; Hysell, Middleport, no motorcy- falslflcali 0n, six months jail cle license, $75 a nd costs. fiv e sent ence, suspended, one year · Bulova & days In jail; suspended jail time probation and costs; Fl'anklin Stika and. $25 of fin e suspended if Laudermilt. Pomeroy, assault, Watches motorcycle license Is obtained six months jail, suspended down wit hin ,liJ days: Carol Smith, to 20 days served. · one year 1 :. I • . - -------!bone{ - ZlpCode .I I th (l lf tru c turt! waH rea s· se mbled on a concrett plat· form on the Rock Sprln)!s Falr~tround s. l..<>gs which hlld • • rotten !hrough the years wert• replaced with ones taken from a log barn on the Tom Hamm farm and a f!ahln owned by Pat Wood!l. A polecat with u boom was used to lift lhe IOJ!II Into pos ition. __ ::J - ~··· �0 10, 1987 ~:p:~~-=B=·=~~~:S~,u~nd~aZy~T~im~es:-S~e:n1n~~~~~~~~P~o~m~e~ro~y~M~~~d~l~epo~rt~G~al~lipo~-~li~s,~O~h~~~·~Po~'ln~t~P~~~u~n~t~,~W~.~V~a;·~;;;;;;==============~~M~av~·~10~,~1~9~8~7 2 ·: ....---~!~R};Tf! the news-___;,_ __.,;._._, Bear-ly kept ·in by fence at Columbus ' ~ ' , •' , United Press Jnterna\lonal COLD HAZZARDS: The ''Dukes of Hazzard" are reuniti ng under different names. ,John Schneider , who played Bo Duke In the TV series , and Torn Wopat, who played Luke, are in the · Candadla n Yukon, making a film for CBS-TV called "Christmas ·comes to Wi llow creek," about brothers feuding over a woman. · Loca tion shooting Is under way In Dawson City, 50 miles from the Alaskan bo rder, where It snowed two days ago. The cast, including s inger Hoyt Axton, eventually will move to warmer Vancouver for indoor shooting. . FINAL RESTING PLACE: Kate Smi th left $2>.000 to St. Agnes Church In Lake Placid, N.Y., when she died las t June at age 79 and now the chu rch Is goi ng to relax Its policy against mausoleums just for her. Th e churc h com mittee voted to allow the erec tion of a $40,000 rose-colored mauso leum. whic h will Incl ude a stai ned-glass window. "We made a co ncession beca use of her," said the Rev. Robert Lamille. The execut or of Smit h's wi ll had said there migh t be court actio n If Smith' s bu ria l wishes were not carr ied out. Smit h's body now Is in a receiving vault at the church. Smi th , who had a home In 1.-ake Plac id and spent many su mmers at the resort vlllagP In the Adirondacks, also left $5.00o to La ke Placid Memorial Hospital. POSTHUMOUS ACQUITTAL:· Lenny Bruce has again been cleared of obscenity charges. The Sa n Francisco Bar Association recreated the late comedian's trial lor using an unprintab le tO-letter obscenity In his nightcl ub act. Comedian Will Durst, playing Bruce, told the mock trial that his act Involved Issues of bigotry, homosexua lity and hypocrisy- such as "the hypocrisy of a president who forgot." 1 Police Inspector Fran!< Falzon tes tified Bruce's act aroused prurient interests and had no redeeming socia l vall!!". But on ·cross· examination, Falzon admitted he sometimes hears the 10-leller word In the police station but could not recall if he ever used it himself. Bruce, who died of a drug overdose at age 40, was acqu itted In the origi na l San Francisco tria l In 1962. HE RO'S SHIP: The frigate USS Rodn ey M. Davl~, named for a young Marine sergeant who sacrificed himself by diving on a grenade in Vietnam, ~a s com missio ned Friday in Long Beach. Ca hf., a nd it was a bittersweet moment for his fam ily. . "! pray we will never have to use th is ship In time of war," said Davis' mot her, Ruth. "As a mother th at lost a son, I wish no one ever experiences that. " - ·Take one-minute break :Sunday you Supermoms . SAN FRANCISCO (UPli -A reformed supermom who star ted . a movement ai med at lur ing ·overac hi evers Int o tak ing a · break Is ca lling for a Mo ther's · Day "sit -out " in which 40 000 : members do noth ing for' 60 seco nds. The sit -out has a theme "Grant me the courage to . be average" -a nd Is bi lled as " the •most useless minut e In American • history," Ca rol Orsborn said ·.Friday. Orsborn , who fou nded the · orga niza tion ded ica ted to dropping the bail once In aw hile, said she just returned fro m trave ling . the count ry and found wo men : everywhere wi lling to take 60 ~·seconds and do "a-bsolutely no• thing" at 11 a.m. Sunday · · Support for the sit -out. wh ich , she says Is a long tim<• to be id le for mos t mot hers. was pledged by women from New York to California . Orsborn sa id. ;. Orsborn, a mo th er of two a nd : president ol a public relations , firm In San Franc-Isco who has ~ be<•n tryi ng to downsca le her life, wrote the book "F:nough is • Enough." : .... ' i "Asking women to take lime for themselves to do something I hat IS not producti ve is ex traordi narily difficult - particu lar ly for women who wa nt to be great mot hers," Orsborn said. "The Irony is that the harder we try to be grea t moms, thr more stress and anxiety we pass on to our children ." She sa id a useless ml nut ~ was an appropria te event for Mo ther's Day and could even be parlayed Into a useless hal f-hour with a lill ie practice. " If we rea lly want to honor the women in our lives, we will respect and support their need for 'down lime."' Orsborn said. "Their fir st fi(J sero nds may be a stre tch for some. but it Is one place to start." Zoo director .Jack Hanna llie ot her bears in the zoo collertiop were bred in captivity In Holland and none has tried to escape. • "We didn't kown what a wild polar bear wou ld do," he sa id. ·Hanna said plans were being made to raise the height of the moat waiL The S\ihl TS-360 Cutqu ik'" is the powerful, portable saw you need to tackle really tough jobs. A variety of blade s and accessories make the CutquiK one of the most asked for cut'off saws available today. Water attach· men\ for wet cutting and cart attachment fo r precision cutting are available . When it comes to cutt ing it .. . Stihl 's the one I ....· OPENING MAY 12 RIDENOUR SUPPLY E 3RD STREET, RACINE, OHIO . (Across from True Value) 50< OFF STIHC. -' FREE MEMBERSHIP BEST ION OF LUNCH MEAT NEW AND CHEESE IN TOWN! HRS.: MON.-SAT. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. . NOW OPEN SUNDAY I0 A.M. Til 7 P.M. FOR YOIII SHOPPING CONVENINCE . WE NOW ~ENT .VIDEO TAPES . (', 0 TO C HUA C tt _(V[A \1 S UN (,AY • NO PJIICHASE llOUllliiiiiTS Ot_UMITS WE NOW SELL · LOnERY TICKETS SUPERIOR large shipment of and women's dress port hose just' arrived. HOLLYWOOD FRANKIES SPARE RIBS 89( lB. SUPERIOR CHOPPED HAM FRESH PORK ENGLISH ROAST 18$159 $139 "Garbo" USDA CHOICE Sllci.OIN STEAK • • ••• Galli a Medi(al Supplies Kidskin Mid-heels with stylish strps. The Shoe Cafe GROUND BEEF ~~ 1 53 COURT STREET GAlliPOLIS, OHIO 45631 614-446·6949 300 Stcond, Gallipolis ~109 '$ 149 REG. S15.00 Auto VAllEY BELL EXTRA LARGE EGGS COTTAGE CHEESE 59( DOZ. 2401. ICE CREAM 'h GAL. 9 $15 ._ APPLE JUICE 99< 3201. 99< .' ARGO SALTINES 99<. or Butch Hand Washing Available By Appointment 1 89C • NOW . ·At Spe~lsl p,e·S•ston p,1~e1 ;· $3 FIRST OFFICE VISIT EXAM IPr\TIENTS WITH DEDUCTIBLE NOT VET MET) 991·2635 '' t I 'I \ I " •• I ••• ' ~ ••• • • ·••' . .• High Blood Sugar (DitlbMel) •SKIN CANCER - Pl'lllllll'ltlon •nd Cure Biopsy & Safe Removal Also: Moles, Warts, Age Spots, Skin Tags PEP$1 ••' $169 The Holzer Clinic is pleased to announce that Or. Montrie Chaksup~ . a board certified obstetrician / gynecologi st from Point Pleasant, will be joining the clinic staff on Monday, May 18. Or. Montrie will be based at the main ~lini~ in G~llipolis and his inpatient practice, including dehvenes, wrll be exclusively at the Holzer Medical Center. Dr. -Montrie's patients may conta~t him at 446-5381 or 675-~98 to arrange an appointment. Dr. Keith Brandeberrv. chairman of'the deoartment of Obstetri~s and Gynecology stated. "Dr. Montrie is well known and hl&hly respected In this area . We are pleased to have him join Holzer Clinic in the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology." . In addition to Dr. Montrie's hiring, the Clinic has decided to buy the doctor's facility, located at 2605 Jackson Avenue in Point Pleasant, to use as aMason County Branch of Holzer Clinic. While details of coveragearrangements by clinic specialists are still to be devei'O ped an information l ~ne at 675-4498, will be open as of May 18'toanswer questron s. Robert Daniel, Administrator of Holzer Clinic comments "For many years we have recognized the importance of ou; patientsin Mason County. We are happy to be establishing a Mason County Branch. to make our service s more convenient than ever to the people of Point Pleasant area." A native of Thailand, Dr. Montrie has been practicing in the Point Pleasant area since 1974 and has been on the staff of Ple~sant Valley Hospital. He received his medical degree in T~a1l~nd , completed a rotating internship at St. Clare's Hospit~l tn Schenectady, Ne~ York and completed h[s 08/ GYN residency and a fellowship at the Brox-Lebanon Hospital in New York. Dr. Montrie and his wife. Panny. have three chi ldren and reside in the Point Pleasant area. .' ' • • •••.. '. '•• •• .,"I • . ·'• ••: ~ •' • ·New F;wwing T~ • C,.,. ;z f Ffll, ln•poow.,., \llrtulll¥ Pols I • • HQLZEA CLINIC ,INGELS FURNITURE ) $109 $33300 . MIDDLEPORT - .I ' ' Bananas ,I II. 39( IEil & TELLOW • IJOOUS tr WINESAP Apples 3 II. lAG Sl 09 . :- ~ -{ •• (Cholesterol & Triglicelides) Prevents: Sudden He~rt Attlleke High Blood PreiiUre VIENNA SAUSAGE 5t OFF LABEL ' 2/99< ~~ WALI-tll5 WllCOMI •ANALYSIS OF BLOOD FATS AIIMOUI tWl UIVICE WHAT WE 5EUI FROM All I $•1ooo . ~ DORITOS flAVOIS • 304~428-3599 .•; FltTO-LAY 69C GAl. .• GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 2S15 Ohio Ave., auoss from "McDonald's" at Memorial Bridge, Parkersburg, WY · (Osteoporosla. Ag~~s 16-75) BLEACH HOLZER CLINIC SUPERIOR CARWASH •WOMEN'S BONE THINNINa DISEASE \ • PRICE Sl VER GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Farrow PRE-SifMIR C~CK-IJ'S & SCIItfiNG FOI: Simple operation and eaay installation make Amana Portables Ideal for bedroom, den and kitchen. Look at theM fNturH: • Rugged, . dependable compressor • Easy-to-use controls • Fast "Instant Mount" Installation • Sturdy steel construction • Amana Electro-deposition paint fights rust • Quiet operation. · · ~ ' ANT COFFEE 101. 63 PINE STREET OFFER GOOD UNnL 1M 1 FOLGEI'S SWEET PEAS .. Bowman's Homecare Medical Supply ~!!TeAVpesigners 44:~~~~ CRISCO OIL 1601. AVAILABLE 24 HOURS 446-7283 ONLY AT: LUCKY LEAF GRAPE JELLY FREE DELIVERY • EXPERIENCE STYLISTS READY TO GIVE YOU THE PERSONAL TOUCH YOU DESERVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SMUCKER'S 2 II. ASST. FLAVORS HOLLAND $119 Taking care. of a l.oved one at home is not easy, we know. Let us help you make your 10b a httle easier. Call or stop in and talk to the friendly folks at Bowm~n's abo.ut the equipment available for the home bound patient. Most equtpment 1s app~oved by Medicare and other insurances. . ARMOUR ALL INTERIOR ... $7 Call .len Diehl, Jeff Thadon GIVE THE MOTHER IN YOUR LIFE A HAIR OF TOTAL RELAXATION! GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Located Between Oscar's and DAIRY HANGING ROCK Home Oxygen Hospital Beds Wheelchairs Lift Chairs Adult Briefs Diabetes Supplies Walkers Bedside Commodes Ostomy Supplies Cervical Tractions Tens Units Bath Rails Blood Pressure Kits Numerous Other Items CLEANSING FACIAL SAUSAGE 89( PATIENT HOME CARE · Mother's Day Special FRESH HOMEMADE · POTATO, MACARONI SALAD OR COLES~AW fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii ' $139 lB . FRESH FRESH The commu nit y is i niv i ted to SLAB BACON BREASTS $259 ll. S PRE-SLICED GRADE A SPLn KEY WEST. Fla. !UP!) - The ga rbage-laden barge dubbed "The Flying Trashman" has set P ERFORMING IN TH E PARK - Johnny Ecker and Rober t sail from the Florida Keys, its Ervin will perfo r m a sce ne from "They Were Vaudevillians," owners agai n see king takers for when Gallla County Is highlighted by WBNS televlson from Its spurned cargo and the town • Colunthus, Wednesday. · · whence It ca me asking Alaska '· and 47 other states for help. The 6 mil lion pounds of gari bage from the New York City suburb of Islip . N.Y., that has • been at sea for 49 days mi gh t even be headed for Europe. Alas ka Gov . Steve Cowper sa id he received a Jeller F riday from GA LLJPOLJS- The City Park Rio Grande and th e City Park, Is lip Super visor Fra nk Jones of Gallipolis will be the center of WBNS will look at Our House, explaining the tow n's Intractab le activity as WENS TV-10 visits Riverby, 0.0. Mcintyre P ark. garbage problem. Ga llla County. WBNS will be and Bob Evans Farms. The letter, sent to the goverbroadcas ting live at 5:30p.m. on fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil nors of 48 states, pleads: "Ca n Wednesday , from the city park. your sta te accept any significa nt The visit is part of "Travel fr action of Is lip's 1,000 tons dally Ohio Month" and sponsored by s olid was le generated at the the Ohio Valley Visitors ' Center prese nt lim P? Is it probable th at and the Chamber of Commerce. · you will b<· able to do so over the Highligh ting the WENS vis it next thrPr yrars?" will be a performance of a scene AIJs ka. however, Is not la king. WANT TOP DOLLAR from "They were Vaudevill ia ns". at 11:15 a.m. In the city OUT OF YOUR OLD CAR? park. The scene Is from the let Us Detail It For You origina l muslra l by Dr. Greg Before You Moke the Trade. Miller, Direc tor of the F ine and Performing Arts Center at Rio HAND WAXED .............. 540 Gra nde College and Commenily CARPET SHAMPOO .......S 15 College. view the performance and bring a lunch to the park . The WBNS team ~a s invited ihe co mmun ity to view the 5:30 p.m. broadcast from the cit y park. As part of the afternoon's activities, the Retail Merchant's Association will be drawing for free tickets for ihe P.A. Denn v Rive rboa 1 Dinner and Excursion. Registration for the draw ing will b~gi n at 5 p.m . In addition to the features on SHOULDER STEAKS $139 ' ,._Ami~ 24hrs. Garbage-ladenbarge sails 1 USDA CHOICE .,.l... ., ... I " - ......, Vinyl l iMf •ltltiiiKtllf ....... s.n Dtell . ...14, ,~•• It~ ·PliO VAC- CWUII ,---~------------ ·' $189 lB. r~qulred to furnis h proof of Income suc h as copies of checks and wage and earni ngs state· ments. Applicants a lso shou ld provide copies of their utllltv · bills or their utility number. · Persons interested In app lying sho uld visit o1· call the Meigs Coun ty Outreach office In Pome· roy at 992-5605; t~e Ga iila County Outreach office at the Gallla Co unty Senior Citi zens .Center at 446-0611: or the cen tra l office at Chesh ire, 367-7341 or 992·6629. (Party .in the Park' ~ will highlight Gallia 985-3308 CHESTER 949-237.3 Has your doctor recommended · support hose for you? all almost anything~ R&D VIDEO BRING IN THIS AD FOR GALLIPOLIS - The Ga lllaMe ig s Co m m un ity Ac t io n Agency Is accepting appllcallons for low Income weat heriza tion services for age groups. Requests for services ca n be accepted lor slick-type (convenIlona)) homes only. Mobile horne weat heriza tio n has been temporarily disconllnued until a more effective and defined stand sard Is established . The program's servlc~s are provided at no cos t to low-income Individu als and families. Each eligible home Is inspected and provided appropriate weather!· zatlon services In accordance with priorities es tablls~ed by the state of Ohio. Eligibility fo r .t he progra m Is based on Income and size of famil y household. Ap plican ts are Cut concrete, stone, steel••. • · .Weatherization progr3;m taking applications no'o/ ,. r;::::::::::::::::::::;~ ~=;;::==:;l Selby. the moat wall to the boll om. The . moat Is 18 feet deep. · ' "I didn'tth lnk she could make II, but she almos 1did," said Pally . Cupps, head keeper of the bears . "If she wou ld have gotten her paws a little higher than her head. she co,uld have pulled herself ou t.'' COLU/'IlBUS, Ohio (UP)) - A ":'lid polar bear. spending her first day at the Columbus zoo Friday, tried to leap a 12-fOot moat and came within inches of escaping. The 500-pou nd female bear: which had been captured in the Hudson Bay area In Ca nada made her escape attempt a~ dozens of visitors, incl udi ng several schoolchildren. ~toad In front of the polar bears' enclosure to got a look at the new arrival. Wit nesses said aft!'r being released from the den In the rear of the enclosure, the bear explored· her new home. She stood on her hind feet , apparently measuring the walls. Then she' took a dip in her pool. · She turned and see med to glare a t the moo t wall. In a spl it seco nd, she jumped for the wall.. Her claws reac hed he topofth!' wa ll , but she couldn ' t pull herself up. She slid into the water. She left claw marks from the top of Ohio ~ Point GALLIPOLIS. OHIO ROIIDA Oranges 5 11. uG $13 9 " MEDICARE & MEDICAID I . �·' The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-5 · nt Pleasa·nt. W. Va. ·.' James Sands .•...• By ,Ji\MES Si\NDS Flags ready Feed, grain stores of past ever y bushel of Wheal and as · Th e Resener fa mily had oper.• lit tle of the shorts as possibl e. ated the Ches hire Flour Mill for Special Correspond ent Ther e has bee n a fl our and feed Wi th the l nvenlion of the roller abo ut 40 yea rs. T he name D la · mond was bor ro wed from Galli· mill on th e corner of F ourth pr Qcess which fi r st appear ed In · Avenue and Gra pe Street in Ga ll ipol is In 18ll0, a process was poli s' past as t he L angley bro th· used whereby the shorts cou ld be ers had operated the Di amond , ·; Gallipolis since · use. d . Si nce it was discovered Mill In Gal lipol i s at the corner of at least 1868, t the shorts actually co nt ain Third and Sta le for about 20 tha When es t a b I he best part of the wh eat be r ry, years as well as oper ating a lished by Juniu s bak ery on Second thai dur ing the the r oller process allowed m or e N ew su m . T he War had a huge government Civil flavor into t he fl our and less corn er then held wa ste since the shor ts had to contract to m ake har dtac k for a mill co nt inu pr ev ious ly be sold as cheap the sol dier s. The orlglnial D iaously until the animal feed. mond Mills was in busin ess fr om mid -1980's when 1heGa lli a Ro liN T he old process was unabl e to 1855 to 1874 with the second Mill s closed. I I is now In the srpar al!' the Impurities fr om the Mills goi ng from 1899to Dia m ond process of bein g ra 7ed. 1922. th e roller process shorts wh ereby Newsom 's f ir st ad in th e The Resener mill sold 4 brands Gallipolis Jour nal ap peared in cou ld . Consu mer s dem and ed of f lour - " Diam ond P atent, " m o r~ short s in the flour mak ing November of 1868 and r~a d s : "New som' s Custom Mill Is now Pr ocess as I his was di scover ed to '' Rese ner 's Bes t. " " White Star," bt• nol only tas tier but m or e and " Golden Eagle" . In th e early In operation and r ea dy to gr ind centu r y Ga l ll ans were gr eat hea lthy as we ll. Eventu ally al l wheat, cor n. r ye , and buckw heat. conn oisseurs of flour. Fl our Ga llipo lis m i ll s sw il ched over lo We ha ve flour . m e ed and fPPd on sac k s were br ightly decorated the roller process or they went hand and arc buying wheat, cor n. and eac h company tried to think . and bu ckwh Pal. 1000 bu shrl s of out. of bu sin ess. At leas t two went ba nkrupt when th ey had to up a ca tchy name. In the count y If bu c kwh ea t n ee d ed bor row grea t sums to make the you w anted "Perfection " (flour Immediate ly." conversio n. th at Is) you needed to go to the Newsom w as an experie nced VIn ton Milling Company which Th e Newsom mill by th e early mill er ha ving operated preso ld that br and . The Tycoon only 1870's cam e under t he contro l of viou sly m il ts in Ce nt ervi lle. Roll er Mil ls so ld ''M onarch", Adamsville. and Ga llipoli s. Th e Joseph Lindle wh o changed the McCa rley Mill s in Ewington sold name to th e Cera lia F lour M i ll. In mill at At!am sv ill e was w ate r the 1880's Li ndlc adverti sed th ai " Garland " and "Omega", the powered and lhr one at Ceni N · he bought eac h year 20, 000 Ches hire Flour Compan y so ltl vill e, which Iut er was r un by th e bushels of corn and 20,000 bu shels "Go ld en Roll " and "Wh il e Morgan Brothers. was stram of wheal in addit ion to the custo m Ro se". lhe Mos i cra nd Sonl';litla t powered as w as the Newso m m i ll Ca dmu s so ld "Bes t Patent " and gr ind i ng th ai was done. es tablished In 1868 at Gallipolis. 11 appears tha i t~ e Lindle the B idwell Rott er Mi l ls sold · In both wat er tlri Vf'n and stea m name was connec ted with the " Ki tchen Queen". driv en process the grinding wa s E. J . Resener became a not ed mi l l into the I R90' s when E .J . ' done by F rench buhr slant's. f{cscncr purc hased it and r e- per so nali ty In Gallipoli s beco m· I n the 1860' s all Ga ll ipolis fl our named 11 Dia mond Roll er Mill s. ing pres ident of Ga ll ipoli s Savmitt s operat ed on lhP princi pil ' of trying 10 gf' l the most f lour out GALLIPOLIS Flags for vetera ns' gr aves ar e ready to be picked up a1the Veterans Service ·o rfice ·in- the courthouse, begin· ·nlng . .M onday. They may be pick ed up Jlllonday . through Frid ay. GALLIPOLIS- M l ivi ttcs and · menu s for lht' week of May 11 -15, all he Senior Citize ns Cen ter , 220 .l<~ck so n Pik f' , arc as follows : Monda y : U pd <~ lr' on A lzhf' i· mer' s, 11 a.m .; c· hor us. 1-:1p.m . Tu esda y : S. T .O.P.d ittn css. IIUO a. m . Wed nesday : L <~ l'tl f' n Club. I p.m ., Card gmf's. 1-:1 p.m . Thurstluy: Lega l serv·tr-r•,, R: :10 a.m .: Bible st ud y. 11 · 1 ~ noo n ; hc'r halisl s, 12: :l(J p.m. Frid ay: Art c lass. 1.:1 p.m .; Craf1 m i nicourse•. .. • Mrnu s co nsis t of: Mond;ty: pr ppPr S I P<~ k . p<~ r s ­ lcy hullcrccl poluloes, hu l l l'rl'd r uu llflowPr. whp;11 brcacl. slircd pinc-appll' wi l 11 coconu t. Tu c•sd<Jy hoi dog with sa uce. pot ato sa lod w ith ~ r PPn pr ppcr, seasoned grc•cn bea ns, bun . jelto rubes wflh l opping Wednesday: rh iekcn a l<t kin g, ma shed petal of's, ·bul lf'r l'd c·o in r arrot s, bi se u il s, [('(' t Tf'~un . Thursda y : lasagn a. roh• sla \.\' with grel'n p< •pper . F'rc oc h bread. pear half wit h jol la sprlnklt•s. Friday: tun a. g rN' n l lmas in " Th r f<VPS Have II ;" b,rid ge class. 1·2 p. m . Wrclnf'sday : Kni tti ng cla ss. 10 a.m. to noo n; bingo, 1-2 p.m.; hnw ting. 1: p.m.; dance rlass. t-2 p. m . T hu r scl a.\ : Ceramics , 10 a. m. to 2 p.m .; trip to llar ri s F'ar ms. 1 ~: :10 p. m . F' rid ay, ADIR D works hop, 1.:1 p.m , spmkCI' s Re.v . i\rl Lund ancl Dr . Sa m L<'VCI'I. Holl.er Mcd iea l Ce nt er. Sta tew ide senior citize n day wil l be M ay 19. R P~cn al i os n for ;1 mra t th ai da)· nerd 10 IJ<' mad e IJy May 1:>. Ant! yo u ar c askf'd to l'a l ! l hfl rc ntrr if you kn ow an.'.: Ml' igs l'ounl iu n age~ fl oro l der. l o :m Thursda y: Roast beef, sea lloped pota toes. m ix ed vcgela · bi os. pin eap ple. F' r idav·: Jo hn ny . M a r ze tti . tossf'd sala d, peas. va nilla pud d in g. Choice of beverage wi th mea ls. MIDDL EPORT - Th e Ama tcur Gardcnr" Club of Middlepor i ha s ca nce l led its Ma,· meeti ng. sched u led orig in al ly for May n. ings and Loa n and becom ing what some sai d was the best fisher man i n 1hr Old French Cit y. 11 was in 1922 th ai Resencr tu r ned the mi ll over to Fra nk Swigert , Arl Ca r l. and L ewis Gorby with the m il l kn ow n as th e Swigert Mill In 1933 E rn est L aufer of Ar lin gton Heights. Illinois, bought l hc mill and began a long assoc iat ion with th e bu si ness. I I was abou11 935 1hat th e name Ga llla Rotter M ill s appea r s to have beco m e perm anentl y af · f ixed to the loca tion, wi th th at namt< slick ing eve n to Its las t days wh ich no doubt were bro ught on by the ge ner al depres· sion I hal has hit ag ricullu re ovPr l hc las t few years. We ar c not sure when the mill ceased th e m ak ing of fl our and beca me j ust a feed gr indin g operatio n but i1 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING NOW ONLY $999 (Up To 2 Tons) DAVID WHin S£AVICES IHC. 117 W,STAT£ ST. AmENS, OH 'O SHEDS GRADE A Bacon ••..•••.•••.•• ~ .~~ FLAVORITE tom ut o sa U<'(' . ga rdPn sa lad wi th dress ing, wl tl'at bt'ca d, angel eakl' wll h ehocol al r g laze• Choice of bt•vrrugc served wi th r arh mr;ll In White, Black or Black EARN LB 89< .Chuck Roast ••••••• Wall s constructed of 3/B·inch pine siding with designer grooves. Pi ano-styl e hinged doors. 15/32 exterior glued stru cture wood floor. 25-year shingles. Unpainted natural wood finish. Handnailed on your lol. Doe s not Include permit if needed. .ft. T he' Mr lgs Mondu y: ruu nd and Squa rr• dance. J.:J p.m. .. Per Year Raising CHINCHILlAS For ln formallon write to : (please give nome, age and phone number) RANCHERS P.O. Box 3506 MulhNJ',Y ll <'ighl s, ro mNO)'.il<IS lhe foll owing nc l iv il if•s !';r hf• dulNI for t ill' W<'(' k of Mu~~ 11 -l :l : Tu rsda .\ ·: l' ho r us . 11-11· ..J ~ a.m.; tw<t llh prog t·um <I I I p.m .. spekC'r Or. Mmu·rr n M<lY on Dal1 on, Georgia 30721 14041 278-4828 0 t: ,,"'0. '"= 0 I . 'I • • , ii.S.D.A: CHOICE BONELESS SEARS Catalog Merchant Bill & JENNELLE HAPTONSTALL N. 2nd 992 ·2178 Middleport W. ¥o. Customers Only 1-800 -732-7799 Open' 9,3o.s,oo Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9,30-1MO Thurs. & Sat . • "· Sl s9 ---·---- Rump Roast......... - . BUCKET . Cube Steak ••••• ~ •• $199 I • $. ~-4 9 . R1beye Steak •••••;. ·4 · .BO~ELESS NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK MAY 10 thru 16., 1987 · . lB. '----- -...... , The Shoe Cafe ; ~ 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. ... RUSSETT Potatoes ••••••••••• $199 Mother's Day THERE ARE HANGING BASKETS ... AND THEN ·THERE ARE HANGING BASKETS • VALLEY BELL 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• $129 GAL. PARKAY - Margarine ••••.••. ~B~ - CHOOSE. FROM 500 JACKSON 400 AIAL.EAS PERKINS ROSE 200 RHODODENDRONS BUSHES 2000 GERANIUMS .FLOWERS AND ~EOETABLE PLANTS GALORE! · • • SMELTIER',S FLOWER SHOP & GARDEN CENTER MONDAY, MAY l l 2:00 P.~I.-Meigs Hip;h Choralins FRIDAY, MAY 15 Nami nll of Kin~~; ami Qut-f'n for National Nursin~ Homr Wf"f'k. WEDNESDAY MAY 13 ·DEL MONTE . . 2 to 3 P.M. SENIOR OLYMPICS THURSDAY MAY 14 3 to 7 P.M.-OPEN HOUSE Z:OO P.M.~Arrival of Ronald With H.. ahh Fair, F.nh·rtainmrnt and Rrfrt"~hmrntA M<'Donald . Rl"fre~hmrnht , ...,...,...,.,.., -Pomeroy Nursing & Renabifitation Center (Pomeroy Health Care Center) 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614-992-6606 12,00 ~"""- PICNit In Cnurlyanl - Ralh•m 1.111 Off OPEN HOUSE MAY 13, 198·7 3 to 7 P.M. Public ls ;Welcome Catsup •••••••••••••••••• 89< Ice Cream •••••••••••• $1 09 ' .• .. • • • • ··mJ~·• • • • ....... ••••• • • MAXWELl HOUSE •• COFFEE •• 3 LB. • •• CAN • • Limit I Per Cust-r • • •• Gootl Only At Powell's Supormorht : • 11fer Good Thrv s.t ~ 16 1917 · • . . 112 •·····~~·······• • • $499 ..,...... . .•..... oz. •• t • • CLOROX GAl. . . . . . ... VELVET • :• . BLEACH · :• PAPER TOWELS 79< l.inlit I Par Cut-r Good o.ly At Powtll'o S.,.IMrbt Ollar GeM Tlwo Sat. May 1•. 1917 •• •• • J:~10 3f$1 Limit 3 ... (ust-r Good o..ly At Powtll's S..markot Offer Good Tin !at. May 16, 1917 ······· .............• GAL. .... ...... .....mJ}l{fi ••.•.. ..... " • ...... aJ(J}l(fi ••••••• ....... • • •• • • CAMPBELL'S •• •• VEGETABL-E SOUP •' • oz. CANS IO.S ' ~. • • t'l'l {'") 0 t: 0'"= ~ 3I $1 ' •• • ••' • •Any manufacturer's cou pon greater than 5 1 C will lit redeemed at face valu4t only. •Onl¥ on e manufacturer'~ coupon per item. , •The total value ?·f the dol(- . ble manufactur er's cou pon cannot exceed the purchallfl proce of the item. M one,y will not be refunded . ' I •This offer doe s not applytb Powell's Super Valu Cou pons, free coupo ns. or any competitor's coupons . • • Limit 3 Por (ustomtr Good Only At Powell's Suptrmorkot Offer Good Thru lot., May 16, -1987 I ~ t: > t= r- • DAIRY LANE 3~ • 39< $ 29 E,ntree •.•.••.•••.••~.~z~. 1 Saltines ••.•••• ~ ••• ~~ .... TUESDAY, -MAY \2 ••• < > •:rhe total value of the dou bte coupon may not excoo~ $1 .00 • B~N(}UET FAMILY NABISCO .PREMIUM *THE AWARD WINNING DALLAS FERN * 453 JACKSON 'PillE, GAWPOUS, OHIO 0 0 ~ LIKE THE ONES YOU SEE AT OUR BLOOMIN' PLACE OVER 100 HANGING BASKETS INCLUDING ,/ ·.A ____ ._... IS LB. BAG FTD SPECIALS {'") lB. SUNDAY, MAY 10 • •; ,. ' •• t'l'l .a... t: > t= r- • $20,000 C'ount.v Sr ni nr Citizrn Cf' ntl' r . ~ •.•c: ~ TO - ., Patent UP POME HOY ---· "' 0 $ 129 Pepperoni ••••••••••••• 99< U~S.D.A. CHOICE ' J < > 3.s oi. Ha rva rd h1'!'1s. ll•rn on gC' IJ 1in tors. co lr s s l <.~w , cookir . ." HORMEL SLICED 1 800 -247-6180 with vcgPi aiJirs. melon bal ls. Wr dnrday : Ham and cheese sandwich. oven browned pota . •• Lunch Meats .••.•••·• 821 !~. As Low As: ( 2 Sears Woo_d Storage Sheds INSTALLED • COLUMBIA AVAILABLE IN MANY SIZES! 8x12 FOOT . - .. Coupons Whole Ch1cken •• ::·.. 49 FREE ESTIMATES SPECIAL LI MITED TIME OFFER ' Limit 20 Special Sl1gers m us t have been shortly aft er ·N h WWI. I fl ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;::~::;;::;;~~~::;;;;;;~;;:; I INSTALLED Tut•srl u)·: fhickf'n anti noodles. ' Rev. Clyde Ferrell WOOD STORAGE : OFFER GOOD ALL WEEK MAY 20 to 25 7:30P.M. FORMERLY Gi\LLIA ROLLER MILLS. is this location at Fourth and Grap e in Gallipolis. There wa.~ a mill on this corner for about 115 years, beginning in 1868 when .Junius Newsom established the fir st one. Other owners included the famili es of Undle, Resner and Laufer. hr crrla in t hC'.Y ar c n·cog nizcd us pota1oes.' ca rrots. rJJ1g0I food C'nkr. 298 -SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 1~. 1987 Co. Rd . 31 Bald KnobStiverville Rd. r;::::::=:;=====:;i an older citize n of I he arra. The nut r it ion progr am for lh l' week is: Mondav : MPa lloaf. m as hed STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM FREEDOM GOSPEL .MISSION brqant Cancelled Reserve RightT o limit Quantities REVIVAL ' Senior Centers plan activities W~ • '••' • • • .' t . t t I t t . I . I .. I I I I .• t ' .t •This offer exc lude s ciga · rettes. or any other items prohibited by taw . . •Offer is only good lor pro· duct on· hand . No Rain· checks . •There is a limit of 20 .cou- .'POI'&-VOU may redeem . �. Page- 8·6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallijlolis, ·Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . . May 10. 1987 \ Community cale~r/area happenings SUNDAY CROWN CITY - The Conley Family will be singing at Big Four Ch urch. Sunday .. 7: 30p.m . ' EURE:KA - Randy Sha ver and the Sincere Gospel Quartet wi ll lx· at th P Eureka Church of God . Sunda y, 7 p.m. TUPPERS PLA INS- Orange Township Volu ntcer Pire Depart · mcnr 's annua l Mot hers Da y rhlrkcn and rib BBQ dinner will br • srrvcd Su nda y starting a I 11 a.m . Dinner s $17~>. Pic or ca ke <~ Rai n ­ from Vien na, W.Va . Pub· til' b in vi rrd . IJ0 W," MONDAY GAL.i.IPOLIS- OAPSE: meet · 1ng Mondn y, 7 p.m., Wa shington Schoo l. - ......- RIO CR/\ NOE ...: Ca llia Coun ty nepubllcan Cl ub mrt·t s Monda y, 7: :mp.m .. Rub F:vn n., Shctt r rhousc. POMEROY - Missionary services will ~ held Monday, 7:30 p.m ., at. the h6me of Arl Eblin, Harrisonville Raod, Pomeroy. Rev . Roy Taylor. Chauncey, will be guest speaker. Public invited. HARRISONVILLE- The Harr isonville Senior Citizens Cl ub wlll ha ve a free bl ood pressure clinic Tuedsay at the townhouse, 10 a.m to noon. Anyone is welcome to attend . TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - VFW auxll· iary lns lallatlon, Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m .; dinner at 6; 30; fam ily night. GALLIPO LI S Cailia Academy High Scholot Band Boosters meet, 7: 30 p.m .. ban· droom. Election of offi cers. ye· art~· pla nning. da,\(, 7::111 p.m. Gi\LLIPOL!S LaLec he League of Gallipolis meets Tues· day. 9::10 a.m .. Grace United Methodist Chu rch. Use Ce dar Stref't e ntra nce. F'o r information. cal l 446·4195. 446·6314 or 286-4990. PT. PI.F:i\Si\NT - PVH auxll· iat·y meets Monday, 7 p.m .. down stairs co nferen ce room. GALLIPOLIS- Gallla Count y District Li bra ry board or tr us· tr es mee t. Tuesda y, Cl p.m .. Gi\ I.LIPOL!S - VF'W auxil · i;u· .~· lnsta l i<J tio n praC't ice, M on- banquet and dance wil be held Saturday, June 6, In the Chester school auditorium. Music will be .• by the Kountry Kustoms II of 'Glouster. The dinner wlll be served at 6; 30 p.m. with the Chester alumni dance a1 9 p.m . Classes ' Ia be Tourney scheduled CHESTER - The Chestrr honored included 1922, 1927, 1932, RAC INE - Sou thern High High &hool Alu mni Assoeiaton 1937, 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957. School Ath letic Department will . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - be holding an independent softbali"tournamen t May 15·16. En· try fee $65 and two balls or $75 SUNDAY, MAY l .OTH SUMMER SANDALS by • conn~e EMPIRE FURNITURE TO HAVE GIGANTIC HOOVER SALE!!! URGENT CARE CENTER . We have a lar~e selection to choose from. RENO $28 WEEK 446·5287 '• NO APPOINTMENT NEC~SARY -Moncla!I·Frlda~ Weekend• & Holidays 5:00 p·,M. to 9:00 P.M. · CHOICE: E P. IRE FURNITURE . SPRING HOUSE CLEANING $19995 . • 'Quadraflex' AoiitAtiionl • "Computer Designec:l1 motor • Foot pedal switch • 20' cord w/rewind • 7% qt. bag w/check bag signal • 3.1 Peak H.P • SAVE S9Q!! 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Cord ow / Ousting Brush , dlapoaablo bag (!)(!)SAVE _,__ _ ~~ Brush-Vac'" Vacuum ·Powemozzle-Canl•ter WITH~ QUART SUP£R TANK I COVERS MORE , .,~ ltll6flo4tt ·HOOVER® HOOVERs • Check beg • lgnal F4143 •• ·--·- 1'1.::~...~?;'<\ \,i;:/ '!C7 . ...• • THE BIG BEND CmZENS BAND RADIO CLUB, INC. 1 •. r-, •j • --.J.,I .I - ---- -I ( .F=~ S2017 .. o'l IF BY ANY CHANCE, THE CIUI HAS ACCIDENTlY OMITTED ANYON£ FOR THEIR CONTIIIUTION, I'I.EASE ACCm OUI APOlOGY. ' BROOM" $1'7995 • A little o ver 12" Long ~· 1. Widow Maker, Mt. Vernon - i:WO .OO 2. Rita Eblin , Pom,roy - $160.00 3 . Jack Siders, Marietta - $100.00 4 : Tony Jones. Tuppers Plains - $60.00 5. Tony Darst. Mason, W. Va . - $26 .00 6 . W . H. Rose, Racine - $25 .00 PROCEEDS GO TO CHARITIES System ~;.;~~~ 51071 ~ NEVER NEEDS Quik· .• GP,LLIPOLIS : Bob 's Electronics. QUIK· HOOVER CONVERTIBLE . UPRIGHT w/headlite _ _R_Ec_H_ARGIN.:.G....+------- •• RIJTL.A ND : Rutland Furniture, Rutland Dept: Store, R&S Sales, Jim Rickman. 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Quality Print Shop, General Tire Sales, King Builders Supply, Brenda 's Boutique, Dan 's, Video Touch, Bahr Clothiers. Ingels Furniture, Mid · dleport Dept . Store, Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home, The Added Touch, Mill End Frabrics, Ace Hard · w are, Miller's Electric, Sears. O.J .'s Trading Post. Dairy Queen Brazier. Middleport Trophies, Fruth Pharmacy , Manley 's Sunoco, Foreman & Abbott. Sandy' s Boutique. Vj llagu Pharmacy, locker 219, Hudnall ' s, Western Auto .. O.orner Collections, Shear Illusions, Middleport Sundry ·Store, WMPO , Valley Lumber & Supply. Ellis Sohio, Vau· ghan's CardiMI. Dan Smth , Auctioneer, Plant Parlor. ; EMPIRE FURNITURE IS. HAVING A· GIGANTIC HOQVER SALE FOR ONE .WEEK ONLY STARTING MONDAY AND ENDING SATURDAY,.PRICES WILL B£ AT ROCK BOTTOM TO GIVE CUSTOMERS THEIR BEST DEAL EVER. DON'T MISS THIS EXCITING CHANCE TO SAVE ON A HOOVERVAC - THE #1 NAME IN FLOOR CARE! YOUR Grades K5-12 • Music • Sports Starting Its 1'1th Year of Service Member of Americo Association of Christon Schools VISIT US ot Third & Locust St., Gallipolis POMEROY: Brogan & Warner. Ins., legar Monuments, Cha· teau Beauty Shop, Tewksberry Barber Shop, Meigs Tire Center, Pomeroy Home & Auto, Sugar Run Flour Mill. Davis· Quickel, Ins .• Powell's, Fashion Beauty Shop, Crow & Crow, Attys ., Krogl!r's, Daily Sentinel, MGM, Simons Pick-a-Pair, Gravely Tractor Sales, Hayes Realty, Associated Fabricators. Inc .. H&R Block, Farmers Bnak, Craw's Steak House, Elber· felds, The Fabric Shop, Empire Furniture. Swisher & Lohse, Drugs, Dallar General Store, O'Dell Lumber, Cleland Realty, K&C Jewelers, Story & Story. Attys., Pomeroy Flower Shop, Pleasers Restaurant. Dairy Valley, R&G Feed & Supply, G&J Auto Parts. Top of tho Stairs. Pomeroy Bank One, Downing. Childs & Musser, Ins .• Porter, Little, Sheets & Fruckar, Attys., 7-33 Carryout. Gallery Hair Arts, Pizza Hut, Clark's Jewelry, Ewing Funeral Home, Sweet & Eat Shop, O'Brien & O'Brien, Beacon Sur. Sta ., Pomeroy 3 in One, Pomeroy Foodland, Ber· nard Fultz, Atty .. J&R Sport Shop, Francis Florist, Pomeroy Sundry Store. Mick's Barber Shop, Farm Market, Smith -Nel· son Motors, Excelsior Salt Works, Duckett's Plants. .. MISS IT!! 1_:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. ENROLL .NOW OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL THE BIG BEND CITIZENS BAND RADIO CLUB, INC., WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS FOR MAKING THEIR ELEVENTH ANNUAL COFFEEBREAI ON SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1987, AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUND A COMPLETE SUCCESS: t .,' " Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 .In Gallipolis . conn1e· '· •• We want you to know that we are here . .. for YOU! Reno GALLIPOLIS,. OHIO 45631 •• URGENT CARE CENTER GAL LIPOLIS Riv erside Study Club meets TuPsday , 12:30 p.m.. home or . Johnny Lou Ga brielli. Program.. Florenre Wickline. Ohio- Point and no balls. Trophies to be awarded .' For info contact Howle Caldwell at Southern High & hool. 949-2611, or · at home, 949-2954. POMEROY - Disabled A mer· ica n Veterans will meet Monday at 6: 30 p.m at the hall, 124 Butternut Ave. , Pomeroy . uo. RoiW' nswood, W.V:.J. , and Bossard Library . POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce meets CHESTER Chester Town. . noon Tuesda y at the ·T rinliy BEDFORD - Bedford trusship Trustees . meeting will be Church in Pomeroy. M 8 a. m. tees meet Monday, 7 p.m ., lown hall: · held at 7:30p.m . Tuesday at the Tuesday, Bend Area Merchants townhall. Association meet a.t Bank One. LEON. W.Va . - ' The Grubb Family will br singing at Harvey r' hapel Chruch. Sunday, 7 p.m . riJ-:fDSV ILI.J:: - A quartet sing will bP hrld Su nday, 7:30 p.m.. arrhc Recdsylllc Church of Cltrist . fl' aturlng thr e groups " Th• • HPavPniy Express, .. from Aurtlon. In place of program. bring Items for sale. 1987 GALLIPOLIS 842 SECOND AVENUE 't POMEROY 108 W. MAIN ST. ~ , .. �Page- S-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipoli$. Ohio-'-Point Pleasant, W . V~ . May 10, 1987 Welsh heritage on exhibit at French Art Colony through May GALLIPOL IS - The Ca rdiff Club, a sout lwast ern Ohio's Women' s Welsh Club of America·, has worked In cooperation with the F rench Art Colo ny to compile the Welsh Ex hibit a t Ihe French ·Art May. - Members of the club and their Welsh friends have collected a a number o! Welsh-related Items lor display . This educational ex hibit includes a ntiques, helr"i~l:~ looms, keepsakes. souvenirs and ·• i'IW personal mementos. II features " maps , fla gs, books and costumes of Wales and ha s a cont inuous projection of slides and music of this Brit ish Isles nation. The F rench Art Colony is conllnuing It s pract ice of featur Ing one Internat ional cou ntrv each yea r. Last yea r a festival of India brought many visitors from throughout the tri-state area to Riverby. The 1987 exhibit on Wales was chosen because of the large and prominent population of Welsh descendents who have sett led in th e area surro und ing Gallipolis. Federal Mogul's sponsorship and Shirley J enk ins, Flora has made possible severaleouca- Fisher a nd Florenc<' Jenkins fional opportunit ies for local Bacher, all of Oak Hill. Ed and sc hool dis tricts. Assemblies for Dorothy Jons: Juanita Davis and fourth-, (lfl h- and sixth-graders Margarel Parry, of J ackson. also will be given lours by Roy Moses, contribu ted. Also on di splay are Roger Williams , Peg Th!Jmas Items belonging fo Margarel and Orva Walker Heissenbuttel, Thomas and ,J.I!ls ine Moses,' of and feat ure music and history. Thurntah : ·and Bess Grace and Tours of the exhibit by students Jewell Evans, of Gallipolis. and other groups may be sche· · On Su nd ay, May 10 an open duled by contacting the French house will be held fro m 2 to 4 Art Colony at 446-38,14. The exhibit was coordina ted wilh the -help of Bess Grace, of IHI Gallipolis, and Mlldren Bangert, curator of the Welsh American Heritage Museum of Oak Hil i. IT ems belong to Margaret Morgan Davis , Eleanor Weaver, Mildred Bangert, Eva n E. Davis, Lucille Dav is Smith, Sylvia Myers , Et-hel Da vis Mittie, Gomer NOW-OPEN SUNDAYS 1 p.m... 6 p.m. Sunday Special Park Tours Gives You: . 60 Inclusive, bciting Itineraries -Personalized, Professional Serwi'e .Quality and Value ·Delightful TraYeling Companions -Escorted Matorcoa<h, Air, leo, Rail ·' Wel.~ h - d esce nt res idents o! " We tht People,'' Philadelphia July 2-S Atlantic (ity, Resort.s International July 7-9 Grandfather Mtn. N/( Fed & Twoetsie Railroad July 10 · 13 Grand Old Opry July I 7. I9 New England Summer and Whale Wotchinq.Cruise July_ 11-24 Canadian Metro July 25·31 • . ' t~ , ,_ I littlefieldWolfe RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Liltlefield, Racine, are announcing the ·forthcoming marriage of I heir daughter. ~ my Lou Littlefield, lo Scott Dale Wolle, son of Mt. a nd Mrs. Hilton Wolle Jr., Racine. The open church wedding will· be held Sunday, May·l7 at Racine United Methodist Church, 2:30 p.m. A reception will be held in the cnurch social room. The br ide-elect attends Ohio University, and is majoring in accounting. _ ... Wolfe is employed by the Eastern Local Sc hool District. Newfoundland, Atlantic Canada & Nova Scotia Aug. I -18 Stn .. faster Story Aug. I -2 Nags Head & Auter Banks Aug. 2-6 Disney World hprm Aug. I 0- IS (hataguo lnst. al NY Aug 17 -20 California Aug. 22-9/14 Elegant Opryland Hotel Aug. 21-30 Atlantic City Redeye h<usion Sept. 4-6 New York, NY Sept. 4-7 Grand Ole Opry Sept. I I -13 Ocean City Atlantic Extravaganza Sept.! 4-18 Disney/Epcot Sept. I S-20 Agawo Conyon Wildtrntll Train & Mackinac Island Sept. I 6-22Franktnmuth, Meadowbrook Hall & Auto Barons' Mansions Sept. 24-27 New England Foliage & Historial Sept. 24·1 Oil .I The Sunday Times-Santinel-t='age-8-~ King anniversary to be observed POMEROY - Mr . and Mrs. Charles C. King, 36258 State Route 143, Po111eroy, will C<'l<>brate their 50th wedding a nniver· sary with an ope!' house reception 'hosted by their children. The reception will be held at the Mason ic Temple in Harrisonville on Sunday, May 17, from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. King is the former Rosalie Carr. da ughl t>r of the la te Harley Waldon a nd Gra,ce Lynn ('arr. King is the so n of the late Thomas Vincent and Ida Grace King. • Mr. und Mrs . ' King were married on May 20, 1937 In Rutland. They are the parents of two daughers, Mrs. Anna G. Shuler, Raci ne.- and· Mrs. Chari: dineR . Alkire, Pomeroy, and lwo sons , Chesler V. King, Zanesville, and Dano R. King , Pomeroy . Th§:Y have seven gra~ dchlld · ren and 't-wo great .grandchldren. Th e couple req uests that gl fl s be omitted. · --In the service' -Amy Lou Littlefield Scott Dale Wolfe Wilford-Sellers POMEROY - An nouncement Is being made of the approaching marria g~ of Kimberly Kay Wilford, to Johnnie Ray-Sellers, May 16 at 2 p.m. at the .Freedom Gospel Mlsson Church. , .,.P omeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. , The wedding will be a blu t' jea n Informal affair open to a ll frie nds and relatives of the cou ple. A re~eptlon will follow at the home of Theodore Willford . with purchase of any ; ~.· (\ regularly priced JEWELRY ITEMS! Call: 1-800-543-6100 (OH, PAl 1-800-64.2-2600 (WV Fan Fair Week in Nashville, June 9-I 3. Elgin House Resort, lake Muskoko &Toronto June 9-14 Niagara Falls & Toronto June II - I4 First Clo11 Hawaiian Yac. June I 4-23 rfyrtle Beach Yoc. June 21 -7/3 Disney World Summer Expre11 June 22-27 Dollywood & the Chattanoago (hoo Chao June 25-28 !he Great Alaska Adventure June 30-7/29 FREE GIFT ·~ -" - •' .·. : 1987 Color Brochure ON EX IIJIII'I' - Items loan ed from . p.m. , wit h specia l Welsh mus1c and a slide prese nt ation ·at 2:30 by Roy Moses . of Thurman . Welsh food specia lt ies will be served by the Cardiff Clu b. The public is invi ted to attend this open house or visit the ga lleries on Tuesdays and Tllll rsdays from 10.a.m. until 3 p.m., and Salu rda ys and Sundays fr om 1 to 5 p.m., without charge, throughou t May. FASHIONTRE:E·~~·,' You 'II Appflelets Th Dllfsmee/ tlw area lik t• those pictured abov e and twlow, are on e" hillit at t11c F'r!mdt Art Colony throughout Ma,y. . ' May 10, 1987 Shane M. Kincaid Army Spec. 4 Shane M. Kinc aid recently ret urned from "Yama Sakura XI." a U.S. Arrny Japan/ IX Corps a nd, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Co mmand Post exercise condu~ted at Ca mp Sendal. Ja pan. The purposes of I he exe rcise were to train Am e~lca n and Jap a nese m i li tary staf f members and to further develop founda tions for future bilateral exercises. Kincaid Is a motor transport operator with the lOth Area Support Group In Japan. He Is the osn of Michael R. and Cha rlo tie A. Kincaid of 50450 • Jason B. Taylor Ar my Sgl. Joseph B. Taylor, son of Joseph F . a nd Anna .! . Taylor of Rural Route 5. Inez. Ky., has arrived for duty Wit h the 8th Cava lry, Fort Hood, Texas . Taylor. a chemica l operations specialist , Is a 1973 gradua te of Lancasler High School, Ohio. His wife, Judy, Is the daughter of Dona ld Fitzpatric k or Rural Route 7, Crow n City, and Beatrice Fitzpatrick of Athens. Gifts For The Graduate- GIFTS THEY REMEMBER ALWAYS . WE ARE HERE FOR YOU URGENT CARE CENTER Week ---EMERGENCY -ROOM "FREE GIFT FROM SELECTED JEWELRY ASSORTMENT" . Sunday Only 1 p.rn.-6 p.rn. 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PHONE 446·8899 416 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 54 More prolound 56 Devil 57 Light up 59 King ot beasts 61 Average 62 Simple 63 Appear 64 Myself 66 Falsehood 67 Sea eagle 68 Leg ume 69 Gadolinium symbol 71 Not strict 72 Gary Carter's 117 Bone or body 118 Moray 120 Earth goddess 121 Be borne 122 Ready money 123 Buddhist dialect 124 Capuchin monkeys 126 Football team t28 Long, deep cut 130 "Ships of the desert" 132 Snare 134 Mine entrances 135 Station 136 As far as 137 Cost 139 Matured 141 Tin symbol 142 Frozen water 143 At this place 145 Variant ot stamp t47 Ox of Celebes 149 Antlered animal 152 Prosecutor: abbr. 153 Repeals !55 Warble 157 Weight o1 India 159 Three-toed sloth 160 Short jacket 162 Ancient Persians 164 Danger 166 Retract 168 Tear 169 look fixedly 170 Marsh bird 171 Moves about furtively DOWN Lei fall 2 Danish Island 3 Niton symbol 4 Two-wheeled carriage 5 Goddess ot 1 discord 6 Contradict 7 Saint: abbr. 8 Part of tlreptace 9 The sweetsop tO Prestidigitation t 1 Raised the spirit o1 t2 Steamship: abbr, 13 Possessive pronoun 14 Rodents 15 Click beetle t6 Cut 17 Possesses t8 Negative prefix 19 Part of BL T 20 Wint er or summer 27 Sins 29 Distance· measu ring devices 31 Lat in conjunction 34 Twofold 36 Perceive by touch 38 Guides 40 Key - pte 42 Fruit 44 Shadow 46 Bridge ANSWERS ON PAGE D-5 104 Spelling co ntests 148 Gull-lik e bird .49 Passageway so Beg 106 Canine 107 Military student 51 Printer's measure 108 Foretokens 53 Drudgery 110 Clean 55 Hall an em 56 Tran saction 111 Distance runners 60 Tidy 112 Chair 114 Pertaining to God 116 Hurl 117 Inclined roadway 62 Pinoc hle term 119 Un it of It alian 58 Fugitive 1rom Soviet Russia 65 Greek tetter 68 Storage currency 121 Cincinnati team 122 Container compartments 69 Snowless 70 Thick 72 Encounters 73 Three-pronged 123 Father 125 Epic sea tale 127 Note of scale 128 Insect 129 Set in a spea r 75 Drink slowly 76 Lawmaking bodies 77 Eagle's nest particular spot 130 Musical instrument 79 Harvests 80 Sediment 82 - of Honor 83 Passes through a sieve 84 Mine excavation 86 New Zealand parrot 88 Dawn goddess 89 Doctrine 90 An cient chariot 91 Heating apparatus 93 Quality or being a~ l e to laugh 95 Step in a series 97 Part of RBI 98 Nothing 102 Awashing 131 Oeep shovels 133 Shut up 136 Abounds 138 German seaport 140 Entrances 143 Hec tomet er : abbr. 144 Icelandic writing 146 Persian fairy 148 Danish measure 150 Slender and thin 15 t Outfits 153 tn addition 154 Sun. talk 156 Brim 158 High card 161 Running 163 Selenium symbol 165 - Mans 167 Cooled lava POMEROY - J ulie E lber feld a nd Scott Micha el Dillon were united in ma rriage March 21 at the St. . Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, with the Rev . William Middleswarth officiating. The bride Is th e daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Elberfeld , Pomeroy, a nd the groom is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillon, Long Boltom. Music was provided by .John ·,Anderson, orga nisl, Jane Wise and Kim Krautter , vocal isis. Escorted by her fath er . the bride wore a form al taffet a gown with bishop sleeves appllqued with Alencon lace ending In points at I he wrist , a standup lace collar . and a fill ed bodice wllh sheer yoke accented with lace . motifs and simu lated seed pearls . The skirt flowed in to a cathedral train which featurC'd back lace inserts and lace C'dglng. She wore a matching hal wit h lace a nd car ried a bouquet of white roses. The bride's altendant s were Linda .Jones, Gallipolis, mat ron of honor ; Pam Carpent er, Ironion, Rebecca Elberfeld, Col um· bus, Katie Elberfeld. Ga llipolis. and Andrea Elberfeld, Harbou rs· Workshop set Pb MEROY - The Meigs County Ge nea logical Society will have a genealogy workshop Saturday from 1 I!J 3 p.m at lhe Meigs County Museum on Butternut Ave. The workshop Is In conjunction wllh lhe cou nty bicentennial celebration. There Is no cosl a nd 11 Is open 1o all ages , adults and youth. Members of the Genealogica I Society will be assisting during the day. Members note that It Is posslbie for the group to help residents even If they do not have Meigs County ancestors sine£> Information will be given on how to seek outlnformallon. glove 74 Endures 76 Part of win dow frame 77 Land measure 78 Revised: abbr. 79 Esteem 81 Stalemate 82 Repair 83 Observed 84 Prophet 85 Irritate 87 Smooths the leathers of 89 Wearies 90 landed property 92 Antlered animal 94 Sort drink 95 Expla in 96 Halts 97 Recover . 99 Follows Fri. 100 Heraldry: grafted 101 Soaks up 102 Hot cross 10~ Relatives 105 Shelves 107 Prallx: with 109 Actress Arden 110 Need 111 Vera113 Glassily 114 Obstruct 115 Praflx for down 116 Household pets Julie Elberfeld becomes bride of Scott M. Dillon in ceremony ville, W.Va., bridesmaids. They wore maroon tea-length gown s fashioned with sweet heart necklines . puffed sleeves and bou ffan! skirts with balloon hems. and malr h.ing shoes. They ca rried ca ndle arrangcmenls. Jess ie Dillon. Pomeroy, was the flower girl, In a floor-length gown of maroon with lace overla y. ,Joshu a Coates, Marlelta, was th e ring bearer and wore a gray tuxedo matC'hlng those worn by oth ers of the weddi ng party. Jef! .Jones, Galllpoli,, was the bes t man. and usher s were Sta n Coa tes, Ma rietta, .Jeff Dola n, Con necticut , Tim Dolan, Pomeroy, a nd Brian Ca rpenlcr. Ironton. The bride's mother wore a rose tea length sa tin dress, che mise sty I<' with a flou nce skirt, mat ch· lng shoes and should er corsage. The gr oom's mot her wore ·a whitt' ensemble with a corsage. A recep tion wa s held In the church · fellowship hall. The bride's table featured a li£>red ca ke with a modern brid~ a nd groom replica and stairway~ leading to side cakes. all decorated in the wedd ing colors. Reg istering the !(Uests were Kristen Graga n, and serving were Nora Elberfeld. Barboursville, Beverly Elberfeld, Gall ipolis. and JoA nn Coa tes, Marletla, all sisters -In-law of the bride . 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CENNAMO @) 1987 United Feature Syndicate . anOifiiY·AT·LAW 336 S.it91 St. Columbus. OIL ' Local Consultation In Gallpolis STORE HOURS lon. & Fri. 9:30-1:00 hts., ..... Tltun.. Sit.' •Fine Furniture •Custom ·Drapery ..nterioi' Design •Carpet .FURNITURE GALLERIES IN GAlLIPOLIS CORNER SECOND AND GRAPE ST. «6-0332 16 SQUARE YARD MINIMUM featllr\ttg Hours: 9·I Mon.· Sat. Daily 9-5 • ' • �·'- Page-B-10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pklasant, W.Va. Beat of the bend ~ookmobile routes announced~.._.-~- By BOB HOEFLICII Times-Sentinel Starr A nice thing Is happening at the Por t land Ele - · mentary School over the next (Wo weeks. Th e sc h oo l will have Lynn Nolan, artist In residence from Cleveland, on hand to conduct creative · movement classes for students In grades one th ro ugh . six. Mrs. Nolan comes to the school beginning tomorrow through a grant from theOhioArtsCouncll. She Is a dance educa tor, performer, and choreographer with approximately 11 year s of profes sional ex perience and has r e· ·· cently worked with element ary school ch ildren In Port Clinton, Lima and Gerard. Jan Hill of Portland Elementary extends an In vitation to all Interested persons to visit the school sometime In the nex t two weeeks to observe Mrs. Nolan and her work with students. Two Syracuse resident s will be marking birthd ay anniversa r ies tomorrow we don't talk number s, you know . They are Jea n Hall a nd E li za · beth Ri ce. Both get mall at Syracuse and the zip Is 45779. If you have any qu es tlonsabo ut the federal governm ent - oh, there are so many - you're Invited to stop by the courthouse . In Pomeroy from 11 a. m .tol p.m . Wednesday when a r cpresent a.' live from the office of Clarence Miller will be on hand . • funds to meet th e needs of Ohio's · the Holzer Medical Center where Gi\LLlA COUNTY Wednesday: No route, mainte10,000 hospitalized veterans. she underwent knee replacement GALLIPOLIS ,-. The Dr. Sa - nance day. Meigs County's American Le- surgery. She' ll be confined to the muel L . Bossard Memorial LI Thursday: Imogene Church 's gion posts are to be congratu· center for a couple of weeks and br ary announces Its bookmobile Store. 1: 15-3: 15; Mudsock, 3: 45Ia ted in helping the Ohio Depart - cards ca n be sent to .Room 304. ~c hedule for the week of May 4; Patriot, 4:15-4: 40; Cadmus , m ent maintain s u c h an 11-16. . ' 4:50-5: 15; Gallla , 5: 30-6; CentN outstanding record . Randall !Randy 1 Glenn Mur· Monday: Lewis Dr. , 9: 45· polnt. 6:15-6: 30; Centerv ille. ray , son of -Barbal'a and Gene 10: 15; Sun Valley Nursery, 10: 2~6:45-7: 15; Meadowbrook, 7:35-8. The Meigs C,ounty Humane Murray, Wright St. , Pomerox. 10:55; Pin ecr es t , 11 -11 : 25; 35 Friday: Fast Stop , 1-t ' ;t5; Society and the· Meigs County was among the 2.000 studen ts West Apts .. 11:20-11 : 35; Scenic Banes, 1: 20-1: 30; Young's, 1:35Health Department wlll again who received their degrees at the Hills 11: 40-12: 10; C&S Bank . 1:45; Franklin's, 1: 55-2: 10; M yjoin hands nex t Saturday to hold spring commencem en I of Bo· 12: 15-12: 30; Gallia ' Metro, 4-5; . er s, 2:25-2 : 40; Mercer ville. 3: 25- . a spri ng rabies cl inic at rhe Rock wling Green State University Kerr. 5: 15·5: 35; Bidwell, 5: 50- 3: 40; 790 Small, 3: 50-4; 790 Springs Fairgrounds . yesterday. 6: 10; Harrisburg, 6: 40-7; Deer Hafley , 4-4: 10; 790 Lincoln Pike Dr. Carol Osborne will be the The commencement speaker Creek, Fulks. 6:55-7: 10; Deer Jet., 4:20-4 : 40; Swain 's Store, vetera nar lan in charge, and was author, pol itician and news- Cr eek Chu'rch, 7: 15-7: 30; Valley 5-5: 1!i; Crown Cit y, 5:30-6: 05; other innocul at Ions will be avail· paper co lumnist, William F . 45-8; Rio Grande Est· View , 7: Grace Shafer. 6: 20-6: 35; Oh io able. Dogs are to be on leashes Buckley Jr . ates, 8-B: 30 . Townhou se, 6:45-7: 10; Kenny's and cats are to be In ca rriers. Randy received his bachelor of Tuesday: Eno Store,1: :l0-1: 55; Carryout , 7:25-7:50; Teens Run. . science degr ee in education. Afr ica Road, 2- 2: 15; Roush Lane. 8-8:25. The Proctor and Gamble Co. is 3-3: 15; Roush Lane, 3:15-3: 30; Saturday: Legrande, 9:30-10; aga in firml y asserti ng th at its Remember how good Apri l Ches hire, 3:35-4: O!i; Addison, Raccoon Trailer Ct .. 10:15-10: 30; moon and stars trademark Is nor was• The middle of the m onth, 4: 15-4: :lO; Addavllle School, 4:40- Cora, 10: .15-10: 50; Quail Creek, a sa tani c-occult sy mbol which you had the Incom e ta x filing to 5: 05; R&R Trailer Ct. , US-5: 45; signifies some co nnect ion to look forwa rd to. Your biggic for Geor ges Creek , .'i : 45 · 6: 15 ; 1---;-:~:':':::-::'::":':~:":~:-..., satanlsm or devil worship. th e middle of M ay will be the Georges Creek, 6:20-6:40. K a- 11 UR FUTU The rumor keeps res urfaci ng ret ur n of the 17 year locusts. I · nauga 5t h Ave .. 6: 50-7: 10; FosREASON ENOUGH every now and again and the love lighting up yo ur life. Do keep ters Trail<'r Ct .. 7: 15· 7: 40; K&K company emphactlcally denies smiling. · T ra iler Ct .. 7:45-8: 05. 11 . The company has flied law· suit s aga inst a number of peo pl e who wer e sp>eading the rumor and th reatens that It will do so GALLIPOLIS- The Job Bank again. tuni ty to utilize the talent . has many qualifie d applica nt s 50 wisdom and experi ence of the years of age and older to fill you r o lder worker . The Meigs Count y Ministerial job r equiremen ts. Ca li 446-7000 and discuss needs Assodatlon will stage a be nefit As societ y changes to Include of your bui sness in relation to the gospel si ng at 7: 30 p.m. Friday an incr easing number of older older work er . The .J ob Bank is evening at the Rutland Civic peop le, the foc us will be on open Wednesday fr om noon to 4 Center to rai se funds for projects mat ure Amer icans . Th is presto help others. p .m ., and Thursday and Friday ent s a chal and r eal from 8 a. m . to 4 p.m. Featured will be the Gabriel Quartet of Middleport; the Rock Spring s United Methodist Chu r ch Youth Singer s and Tim Morrison, Gallipolis. a soloist . ENROLL NOW A free will offering will be •full Financial Aid to Those Who taken and there will be refresh aualifv men ts available through the •Careers in Cosmetology Clv lt an Club with al l proceeds to We offer complete tuxedo rental •Continuous Enrollmen< go to the association for benevoservice to help you look your best •Day & Night Classes lent work. on that special day. Priced from 8:30-4:00 Mon.-Sat. 5:30·9 :30 Mon.-Thurs. S2995 •Placement Assistance Long-lim e Sy racuse resident, •Ciinic open to public under <he Groom's tux FREE with 6 or more. 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Bob Sebra, 2-4, pitched the first seven innings in earning the victory, allowing four hit s, walking thr ee and striking out nin e to equal his career 'high . Tim Burke worked the final two innihgs for his seco nd save. Jim Deshaies, 2·2, suffered I he Special Introductory Offer 60 o/c 0 FF WALLPAPER SUPERMARI(ET AND BLIND SHOP 704 1 Vienn;;,:·l~d·Av::!;4532 Grand Central Ave. ,. ~ ; ... 4 Private lessons Only S20.00 -: Classes held at: Gallipolis Racquet Club 710 First Avenue Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Phone 446-7677 (Racquet Club) 388-9782 (Information Line) ",. ** t************************************* Wif/hmr 11. Kuf.:hrl "Mor 1,ovn whl' l l yP jii.St. be fl ot . as th e hypocrites. of u sad cormtenanc:.e: for they disfigii~C' their j(Jrts. ~hill tht!y ~!"'Y apprar Uti to merr 10 fast . Venly I suy unto yo 11. Thf;Y have 1J~elf rewurd . (Mt. 6: I tl ). . Jesus warns ag:un~t scck111gthc t>ralsc of men ra1her than of God. Th1s warning continues turing out i1.1 G~'s w.o~<L but goes unheeded . M.any re· ligious teachers . under the gussc of rehg10n. rob God ?r the pra1se due Him. gaining the suppon and praise of men in the following manner: ANNUAL I. By Revenlng Rellalouo Prtnelpletr Ahmgiving (v>. 1·41; prayer (vs . 5,6 ): and fastin~ (vs. lb-18) were. t~ree religious prindr.tcs by which the Jew could manrfest hiS deep rehk!ous dcvnticm 10 Gm . Their <.'rnving the ''#:lory of ~re11.: .. that they may be .seen ofmtll ... t~rat tln~y '~'~Y uper·ar umo men ~oj,Mt (vs. 2.~.1 b), .reversed the prinl'lph: nf these religiOUs rorms by soundmg a trumpet tn the sy n~gogu~s and in the streets when giving their alms: pra~ed worded prayers w1th \latn rcpcti~i'!ns sHuHii1~ g .in the s~ n n_go~ues and m the corners of the streets: 11nd dJsl1gurcd their tn cts wh1lc tastmg. . , It is nnt uncommon tmluy to SI..'C and hear modern-da y elee1rontc rell· gitms (TV t•hu ~rhcs~ rc vc~s~ t.h.7 religious principles o~ God's word . They lnvl•rt "tlu• murv vj till' Sp1~11 (Eph. 4:5 .6) by ,tcachmg there are ma~y b{l(lies ur <'hurchcs, many fnlfhs. and three bapt15ms. They cha~ge Gods simpk pl;~n of salvation 10 " li<ith only." remoYI~g baptrsm a.s bemg essen· tiill. They change the pauern of w<~rship , removm~ the Lord s Supper a~ a wc'C kl y memorial (Acts 20:7). subshtuhng the muSICGod commanded w1th han cis nnd orL•hcstrils. Ail this they do to please the masses of mankmd. 11. By Actina Ae Hypocrtlel . . " Hypucri!C" meant an actor or one who played a part. It IS used m the New Tcswmcnt to describe one who prcten,d~ and h1des u~der a fa lse appenrnnco . A " hypocrite" pretends to be rchgtous w~en he" not . In _other CHARITY BALL Tickets Available At: PVH Gift Shop "& Other Local Businesses Couple - $35.00 Single - $17.50 Black Tie Optional BACK SAFELY - Philadelphia's Von Hayes gets saflofy hack to first hase after getting cau«ht By MIKE R,\BUN UP I Sport• Writer IRVING, Texas iUPI\- Fred Couples took . advantage of anothr r afternoon of Ideal scorIng conditions Saturday to shoot a 6-under 64 and moved two shots ahea d of Bob Lohr and Ben Crenshaw aft er three rounds of the $600.000 Byron Ne lson Cla s,slc. Greg Norman and thrc harging Mark O'MPara were in challeng. tng position for the final round over the TPC course at Las Colinas. but Couples enjoyed a second st raight da y of hot golf in a bid for his first win in three yea r s. · Th e lark of wind and the per fect conditions of the greens made the Las Colinas la yout ,vulnerable Saturday and low scores were again common place. Only one player in the remaining field of 74 failed to make a birdie- that being Davp Edwards who made 17 pars and a bogey . " The course couldn't have play!'d easier. " said Gary Hal· I berg. who·shot a 64 Saturday but still found himself five strokes behind. "The blrdii'S were there i m. r;ltattlltS.J, iftordill att· ajfection (unregul~te~ p~sslons>:. tvrl con~upiscence (wicked desiresL uml nwctoustle.S.! . .,.,htch ~~. tdolorry (Col . 3.15). Their "tvil commm1icutiom cormpt good manner:s (l Cor ..t?:JJ). Beloved, no longer be deceived, " . .. but try the'!''"" whether.(hey are 0 ( God: becmm muuy .ti•lse prophm a"' gone our mto the ~wid (!!no. .' THE WORLD FAMOUS Chapel Hill Church of Christ Duf••·tll• Road • P.O. 'Box 308 Golllpoll o. Ohio <15631 S.acta, lteMtet ·;:,•dat Mol"'lla&, St•tly 9,30 Wor'119 IOt30 Wonlolp 61410 n . _..-···I .... -~ ~a :::::::71... .: ~- .~ ; ·•i . ·.·:• .:. . W-·11..-A•.,n"WOWll·'ViJ • 7_~ .... ...., • ' • • off the ba~ whea teammate Glenn Wilson popped outlo second bll8e In the fourth Inning Saturday. The Phlls won . 4-2. (UPI) Couples has 2-stroke lead in Nelson play after 3 round~ word:o-. . tu: is 11 counterfeit. There are many countet1e1t teac~ers today m the For Frtt Biblr Com!spoftdtfttt Coum, Writt ... ---- =·:.,. :....; Mnrtnrrs KHr£-wt•rs 2 _... ,. MILWAUK EF~ tUPii- .lim Presley and Da;\'( Va ll e each hac! two hit s and thrt'e RRI Saturday 1</, help the SNtt lr Mar iners send Milwaukee to ltso fifth st raight loss. an R-2 dc•c lslon over the _ Rn' wflrS Saturday. •·..... :;,.. •• ~·'"':' until the four·th game of the sun ny afternoon. "I wanted - ~ second set did Noah allow more start' well , which I did. He wlis:Y than two points In a serv ice little slow at the beginning and-1:ga me. took advantage of 11 . :• " He serv ed tod ay unbelieva"l ser ved very well. I just trl~. bl e," Zlvojinovlc sa id . "I to play with the wind lnstea d ;et: couldn ' t do any thi ng, It wa s so ·agai nst it. !ti-led to use II . Whe~lt: strong. You can't r ea d hi s .wa s blowing sideways I WI{&. service. You ser 11 when th e ball trying .to serve wide. When tll4!'• pa sses you ."' wind was In front of him ltrled·fO., Oddly. the on ly brea k point thr. hit It by him as hard as a I could!!'., 12th-seeded Yugos lavia n manAller sq uandering three breblt aged al so was set point In the points In the se~ond game. Noah-' second ~et. Noa h saved this with ac hi eved the only break or t}Je a lob and followed with two fi rst set in the fourth gume with a service winn ers. backhand pa ss down the line. , Noah then ·made the decisive Noah had four break points to break In the llth game wh en open the second ,;et, but the 2~ ­ Zlvoj lnovlc netted a ba ckhand. yea r -otd Zlvojlnovlc was abtP ro·: Noah held at love to end the 1· hold with an ace. .,.. hour and 29-mlnute contest. Noah had six aces, one more " Thl' conditions were not very than his opponent, andwasgullty easy ," Noah said, r eferring to of onl y eight unforced errors to 23 ; the swirling wind on a warm, fo( ,Zivojlnovic. " It' s a little disturbing to see "We were trylnl! to get all w~ , ·By .JIM SLATER this thin g rollin g around on the could out of II and I guess we : UPI Sports Writer Inside of the corner wh en you're turned II up a little too fast," • INDIANAPOLIS (UP II - Ma· 200 mph, " Rahal said. "M y Mea r s said. " Th e fuel light came ; going ri o Andrettl took the ear ly pole next lim e arou nd, I saw a guy on comi ng ou t of turn fourton th , position for the 71stlndlanapolls coming out to get it and when he fin al lupi . I just hoped It wo~)d • :.00 dcspll e hOt and windy condl· saw me co min g, he got the hell have enough to get across lhe ttons Saturday that over out of there ." finish line. It died by the lim• ·[ whelmed most qualifying at · Paper s and other foreign ob· got to ,th c fir st turnJ· tempt s for the May 24 race. ·]eel s were blown around the oval Mea rs qualified drivlnR a C"a'r : Andrettl drove his Chevro letand adding to the rough condl · that had been sitting In a !(arage ; powered Lola chass is to a four· l ions, Ruth erford sa id . until Friday. Th e March chassis . l ap qualify ing aver age of 215 ..390 " Th e trash wa s all over lh!• r eplaced a Penske chassis that : mph. And rettl 's fastes t lap was race tracl< . Th e trash was worse proved uncompetltlve after a 216.320 mph on a run that lasted 2 than r hove ever seen for week of tPs tln g. Team owner minutes, 47.13 seconds. qualifying, " he said . Roger Pen skc brought the chas" The car ran fanta sti c. I t's the Mears avrragcd 211.4fi7 mph In sis to th e Spet'llway Friday frombest ca r I 've had ," Andrel tl said . a 1986' Ma rch-Chcvroll•l that ran hi s Reading , Pa, headquarterS:: "Now we can go out and au t of gas second s aftc•r bcco m· and Mea r s had only hours to get · concentrate on the ral'e setup ." the da, v 's first qualifier. the car to top speeds. ing Should the 1969 Ind y winner's speed survive the remai nd er of Saturday 's qu alifying. It will be i\ndrelll's fir st pol e posit ion at th e Indianapolis Mot or Speed· way In 20 year s, the longest gap . between poles for any Indy dri ver. I t will also mean no offi ci al speed reco rd s wi ll be se t at the 2 \-\ -mile ova l for the fir st time sin ce 1981. Andrei! I, who won the pole for this year 's two ear lier Indy car races, set an unoffi cial Speedwa y r ecord Thursday with a practi ce lapof218.234 mph . Butt he fastest practicl' fi eld In the tra ck 's hi story could not overcome the heat , wind and sti ck track surface . " Wh en It's sunny, the bl ackness of the rubber draw s heat. There's a lot of oil in the rubber and it bri ngs the oil out . You ju st don' t have the sldebll e. The c&r feel .> bogged down." said An· drettl. who noted Saturday's winds wer e the monlh's first from th e southwest. Two-time winner Rick Mear s a~d defending champion Bobby Rahal joined Ari,drettl on the provisional front row lor the 7!st 500. Other qualifier s Saturday Inc luded three- time winner Johnny Ruther ford and veteran ' Dick Simon. Less experienced drivers appeared content to walt until expected cooler conditions In the late afternoon. RAHAL QtiALIFJES - Bohhy Rahal of Dublin, Ohio, kisses hill Rahat averaged 213.316 mph In wife Debl Saturday after quallfylnJ for the Indianapolis 5111 with an his Cosworth-powered Lola duravera~upeed of 213.316 mph. Rahal, the defending champion, waa ing a qualifying run that included the second person to qualify followlnr Rick Mears. who re~:orded a a beach ball being thrown Into the •peed of 211.467 over the 10 mile qualification run . (UPI) ln!leld near the fourth turn. i· · ~." TV ministry pretending to teach the truth, while teaching a pel"'erted go;pel (Gal. ;7 ). They _make..their worship vain by "t~aching for do~tri~ts the c~m"'""""'""' oj ,,,. (Mt. 15:9). They ~n: bltnd guide~ , bhndmg "t._lu mimls o,( 1hnt1 w~ich b ~lie~'t' n~! · lesl the ~·ghr of t,~e glonou.s gOJ~,~ oj Christ ... should shmeunto rhrm (2 Cor. 4:6). The dHp loltl)f prr will be rhcir fnte. lor "if thr blmd lead the blmd, borh shall fall mto tht ditch ' (MI. 15: 14 ). B, CorruptlncGood Mo~ . . . (oum crfcil tcilchers wear the mask.~ of false ,humrhty, d!Splayt~~ a sad counlcnancc. W1th "enttcmg words. pe~uas1ve s~h (Col. 2. ), and .. ,,0 /ullturv '"'"';fin·.. (Col. 2: 18), they begu1ie or dece1ve many. There are ,on1e fe••'IVhO. hiding in th e name of religion. live a life of '[o rnication, ••· 4:11. ATLANTA (UP I) - Dale Murphy drove home two runs and belted his second homer In as many day s, and Gene Garber escaped a bases-loadect jam In the ninth Inning Saturday to lead t~e Atla nta Braves to a 5- 4 victory over the New York Mets. Murphy' s homer. his· seventh of the season, ca me in the fifth and gave the Braves a 4-0 l('ad. He also slngled 'home a tun In the seventh to put · Atlanta ahead fi -t New York cut the lead to 5-4 In the ninth. Lee Ma zzllll led off with a double Into the right· field cor ner off Jim Acker , advanced to third on Kevin McRey nolds' f ly ball to the war ning track ·\n ce nt er and scored on Tim Teufel's single to deep short . . · Keith Hernandez sin gled Teufel , to third, knocking ou t Acker· In f"vor of Garber. Gary Carter walked to load the bases, but Garbl!r -struck ou t Mookle Wil son for the second OU!t Howard .Johnson hit a smash tha t bounced off first baseman Gerald Perr y's wrist . Perry caugh t lh~ ba ll and stepped on first to end the game. Garbet; ear ned his third save. . ·" David Palmer. 2-4. had a three·hit shu tout goi'lul through slx Innings before the Met s scor·ed . th~. runs In the sixth . Dave Magadan doubled a!'~ Barry Lyons singled hill'! to third. Pinch hi (~ Ma zzllli s ln~tled home Magadan to make 114-1 afid pinch hitter McReynolds greeted reliever Pa\11 i\sscnmacher with a two-r·un double to bring N~l\" • YOI'k within 4·3. Mario Andretti early leader .j for Indy 500's pole position· :fj Moose Lodge 731 Point Pleasant, WV 25550 A M1•ss•1J:1' From TJu' Bible ... • TV RELIGION IN ELECTRONIC CUURCIIES Ang<•ls 8, Bosox I BOSTON 1UPI1 -Wally .Joy ner and Devon White each hit three-run homers Sa tu rday and Willie Fra ser pit ched the rlrst co mplete game of hi s career, a five- hitt er . to lift the Californ ia Angel s t o an 8-llriumph over the Boston Red Sox. Fra ser. a rookie. improved to 2-1. walking on e and strikin g out thr ee . Loser AI Nipper, 3-2, wa s pounded for six runs and ' lx hits In 31 <1 innings. Nipper bega n the game by hitting lead off batt er Brian Downing. After a bloop sin gl e b.v Whil e. Joy ner hit th e first pit ch over the right field bullpen for his eigh th homer ol the )'Nir 10 give Ca lifornia a :l-0 lead . Th e Angels incr eased the lcacl to 4·0 in the second when Bob Boone hit the fi rst of hi s tw o doubles, knocking in Gary Pett is, who had walked and stolt'n second. California mad e it 7-U in the fourth . Ma r k McLemore ted off with a walk and Boone sacrificed. Aft er Downing walked. Str\'1• Crawfor d r elieved Ni pper and White hi t hi s fir st pitch over the bullpen in right for his elghlh home•· of the season. The R('d Sox drew wit hin 7-1 when Wade Bogg' doubled and Don Bay lor doubl ed him home for th e 1,200th RBI of his ca reer. ' Bruws 5 Mets ~ · . Saturday, May 16, 1987 9:00P.M.- 1:00 A.M. ! ! ! , The Roya ls grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first. Singles by Juan Benlquez, Salazar and ,Thad Bosley loaded the bases with one out. and Benlquez scored when Frank While grounded Into a fielder's choice . Kansas Cit v built a .1-0 lead In the fourth. Steve Balboni wa lkfod , took second on Bill Pecot a's walk and scored on Sa l azar's tw o-out singlE'. Shortstop Julio Franco booted Sei t z ~r ·s grounder for an error to l oa d the ba ses. and Pecota scored on catcher Chris Banda' s passed ball. By MARTIN LADER UPJ Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - Yannlck Noah used a deceptive serve to tame the power of Sloboda n Zlvo]lnovlc and earn a 6-3, 7-:i victory Sa turday to reach the final of the $61Ci,OOO Shear son L ehman Brothers Tournament of Champions. Top seed Boris Beck er met No. 4 Andres Gomez In the second match, with the winner to take on Noah In Sunday's final. Noah. the deiendlng champlon, required a singleservice break In each set to subdu e Zlvojlnovlc, and In the meantime was almost unbeat eble on his own serve . The 26-year-old Frenchman yielded a mere four points on his first six service games, one of them on a double fa ult, and not .. ! May 10, 1987 Noah advances to TOC final~~. THRU MAY 31 t (Includes 2 weekly group closstsl - Rangers 4, Indians 0 CLEVELAND (UP!) - Bret Saberhagen fired a two-hitter after flirting with a perfect game tl!rough six Innings Saturday ·in leading the Kansas City Royals to a 4-0 triumph over the Cleveland Indians. Saberhagen, who leads the major leagues with a 6-0 record, retired the firs t 18 batters until Brett Buller led off the seventh by grounding a 2-2 pitch past first baseman Kevin Seltzer for a single. Buller then was doubled off first as Ton v Bernazard lined-to shortstop Angel Sala zar, who threw to Seltzer. Pinch-hitter Andre Thornton grounded a single to left with two out In the nin th for the indi ans' second hit. Saberhagen ' faced 28 batters - one over the minimum. . The right -handed Saberhagen, 23. · struck out nine and walked none in notching his 'thi r d complete game. The victory was the sixt h stra lght for the Royal s. Saberhagen, the 1985 Cy Young Award .winner, has had three two-hitters in his fou r- year career. The Royals victory streak is their longest since they won eight straight in September 1985en rout e to the World Cha mpionship. Tom Candiottl, 1·5, ·took Cleveland 's sixth st raight loss and was sty mied by four error s and a passed baiL The Indians hav e droppt'd 10 of their las I 16 gam es. ... PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY Sl 0.00/WEEK · FIRST loss: With two out In \he second Inn ing, Deshaies walked Van.ce Law. Mike Fitzgerald bounced a single up the .middle and Nichols followed by Hitting a 1·2 pitch over the left field wall for a 3-0 lead. The Astros pulled within 3- t in the sixth against Sebra.' nenny Walling led off with a double down the right -field llne and. two outs later , Jose Cruz doubled to score Walling. • ~ Clip this Ad for summer special.... * · CINCINNATI iUPi-1 -Mike Schmidt hit two home runs and Kev in Gross pitched a eight· hitter Saturday to help the Philadelphia Phlllles snap a four-game losing streak with a 4-2victory overt he Cincina II Reds. Gross, 1·4, struck out four and walked four in poslinJ;: his first complete game since Sept. 14, 1986. Reds start er Bill Gullickson, 4-2, lasted six innings and took the loss. Schmidt , who Increased his career homer total to 505, gave the Phillies a 2-0iead in theflrstlnnlng with his first homer of the game. Juan SAmuel singled with two outs and stole second. Schmidt followed wi th a bla st, which bareJy ·cteared the left field wall and snapped his 0-for-13 batting slump. The Ph lilies extended their lead to 3-0 ln. the !ifth, when, with two outs , Mill Thompson walked, stole second and moved to third on a .throwing error by cat cher Bo Dlaz . Jeff Stone' s single to right scored Thompson. Schmidt led off the sixth innin g with his second homer of the game to make It 4-0. It was Schmidt's 10th home run of the season and gave hlm the 40th two-homer game of his career . Gross lost hi s bid for a shutout in the sixth when Eric Dav is doubled and scored easily on a singl e by Diaz, making the score 4-L Ci ncinnati made It 4-2 with two out In the ninth on pinch· hitter Paul O'Neill 's fir st career hom e run . ; : : THE '. : 1st Degree BLACK BELT from J.T. Willis Studios in Columbus, Ohio. Only 41 have achieved this rank in over 20 years. * * : Section ( Phils stop Reds 4-2; Rangers blank Indians Rodney Village, 12:20-12: 50; Children's Home, 1-1: 20; C'RTP, 1:25-1: 50; Alice, 2; 15-2: 45; Vinton, 3.-3: 30; Morgan Center, 3:45-4: 15. :j~~~~~;~;~ ~ ~~ ~~ ; ~~~· ~~~ , ~·· ~ w ~ ~~ m ~, ~ ~ . ~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~W~V~2~5~7~01~J !~ KEVIN DAY : : ~ : (~EFFKnYE"~KN~) FROM :1 ·: Sports 11 : 05-ll : .15; Job Bank has senior work Let Us Hel~ ou Plan Your Wedding The American Legion In Ohio again this year led the nation and It has for the ~ as t :14 yea r sIn ,ra isin g S234 ,9fi8 for· the Gift s for the Yanks Who Gave Pro• gram. The program provi des : MiiV 10, 1987 _._ ___- to be made." " Par was proba\JIY about 68 out Coupl<'s posted a Ci4· hoi~ IOtaI there today," said O'Meara , who of 14-under 196 - three shot s won two toutnamenl s In 198:i but lower than the previous low has not won since. "Scoring out three-round tota l on the tour !his there Is amazing t o say the least. year . It also set a Nelson ut you have to gtvc credit to the tournament record by three guyq, Whet there Is nm wild and shot s, brl'aking t he old 54-hole the course Is In good shape lik e record of 199 set five years a~toby this one Is, they are going to shoot Bob Gllqer. a lot of low scores. Lohr and Crenshaw made up " lf you shot even pa r a lot of hal! of the four-way leadership guys were going to go by yo u after. 36 holes and they finished tod ay." the third round two shot s behind Couples won the Tburnamcnt Couples after firlng67s. Norman, Players Championship In 1984 looking for his first win of the and then took much of the year, was alone In fourth place summer off. Since then he ha s alter a 67 put him atll·under 199. st ruggled with his game and only At tO-under ca me O' Meara recently began to regai n hi s prior (following a 641 and Tom Byrum · form. 169t. Payne Stewart was still In He made the turn In ! -und er ~4 contention at 9- under alter a 66 Saturd ay and th en played thr Sat)lrday. back nine In 30 strokes. Leading money winner Paul Crenshaw, meanwhile, missed Azinger had a 69 lor a 3-under 207 a number ot makeable birdie putts Including one at the final total. .. Throughout the week the Nel· hole which touched the. edge of the hole. · son field has enjoyed perfect playing condllio)l5 and the scores Norman was as many as rJve again retlected It Saturday. strokes behind early In the round Bill Rogers and Mark Calca - and came back to within one shot vecchla, !or Instance, posted 63s or the top before making a double - both ot them !lnlshlng the day bogey at the par-4 14th where he at 8-under. put his tee shot in the water. --------------~---~--------~- , ------~ I' �Page-C-2-:- The :;unday Times-Sentinel May 10, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point ~nt. W. Va. .. /t Flyers· edge Canadiens 4-3 in. playoffs ,. W. Va. May 10, 1987 . . By ·JOE[; SHERMAN out shot' the Flyers 39-18overallln had srored 50 seconds apart In UPI Sports Writer · the losing elfort. tile o~ning 5: 13 to give the Offens ive supremacy has , "Hextall deserves a lot of Canadlens a 2-0 lead. · fa iled to produce overa ll domi- credit," Montreal forward Ryan . Campbitll Conference · nance In theStanlcy Cup semlfl· . Walter said. "We should have The Oilers have outshof the nat series. scored live or six goals In the !lrst ~Wings 67-42over the first two Th e Montre al Cahadl ens period." &ames, but strong goa ltendlngby placed 21 .· mo.re shot s on net Peter Zezel said Coach Mike Greg Stefan has enabled Detroit Frida y night tha n P hil aqelphla , Keenan gave an uplifting speeeh to move into Gam e 3 tied 1-1. but the Flyers won 4-3 to take the to his players followi ng the first In winning 4-1 Thursday night, lead In the Wa les Conferen ce period . the Oilers. outshot Detroit 35-18, fin al. " Mike didn't yell. " Zezel sa id. The Edmont on Oilers have " He was pretty positive. But he sent 25 more s hots on net over the made it known that we had to fir st two gam es than Detroit, but help Hexle. We could have been move to .Joe Louis Arena lor down 6-0. It was probably one of · COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPl f Saturday 's Gam e .1 o! the Camp- Ron 's best games all year." , Outstanding Ohio State Univerbe ll Confere nce final only tied The speech and Hextall's play SitY. wide receiver Cris Carter, 1-l. lgn iled a strong second period for who hatl been suspendeA for the AI Mont rea l. rookie goa lie Ron Philadelphia . In which Pelle Ek- last part of spring drill s, was Hex tall mad e .1fi sa ves. Includin g lund collected two goals a nd an reinstated Friday , abou t as · 19 during a critica l fir st pe riod, to assist on Rick Tocchet's goa L quietly as he wa s suspended. help the Fl yers take a 2- 11ead in , Brian Propp scored the winner the best-of- seven matchup. OSU Coach Earle Bruce would for the Fl yers with 3: O!J left . Hextall wa s supe rb, especially only says that "Carter was " Th e whoie game tonight was in th e first per iod when the Hex tall," Keenan sald .." He kept reinstated." Ca nadi ens stormed th e net and us in th e ga me from Period 1. " Carter's suspens ion "for vioo ut s ho~ thp F lyers 21-8. They Chris Nilan and Chris Chellos latiq l!'am rules" was revealed Meigs advances to second round play iri tournament with 12~1 v~ctory over Ans·: . limiting the Red Wings to six shots In each period. "It's a classic offset," Edmonton Coach Glen Sather said. "One ieam (Detroit) is sitting back, t he other one Is raring to go." Detroit Coac h Jacgues Demers said his team needs more scoring to keep up with Edmonton, but ·sacrifi cing defe nse lor offe nse would hurt the Red Wings. Cris Carter reinstated by Coa~h Bruce •.! .. ·JUGGLES PUCK - Montreai's go;tlic Brian Haywa rd juggles puck Upped by Flyers' Pell e Eklund in ptayolls Friday at Montreal . (UPI) · around April 22. At that time Bruce said It was between him and Carter. Bruce had sa id he would npt co mment , and sai d Car ter could i! he wa nted to. But Carter would not speak out. Sources had said that Ca rter had failed a drug test for marijuana. Carter missed the annual Scarlet-Gray intrasquad game Ma y 2. . ~uring his - Meigs hurler Mike Barlrum fanned 10 six Inning sthil against Alexander In the Class AA To urnam ent at Athens Friday . The MHS aee allowed one hll. Meigs won, 12-1. ~astern edges Trimble, 6 to 5 . 1987 PLYMOUTH 1987 PLYMOUTH Sundance 4 door liftback , Ice blue finish . delu)le co rwen ience package, console, 5 speed, tinted glau , air condition ing . Coravelle SE , LIST .... .. ...... .............. , . , $9601 automatic, wire wheel covers, conventional spare, popular ~ door, rosewood finish, trunk d,-.sa up, equipment po:~a~e. l957 . LIST . .. . . .. . . . . . . . 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With o!Jl' out catc her Kyle Davis drove a :2·2 pit ch in the hole a I second to drlv e In th e go-a hea d run a t 1-0. ·Ea stern went ahead 2-0 In the tlilrd as Ed Coll ins doubled. caine to third on a passed ball ai{d scored whe n Jeff Johnson s(ru ck out, but reached on a passed ba ll by the cat cher. ,jt appea red as though the c~lin g had c ollapsed on the !pagles and pit cher Ed Co llin s in IIi~ fourth as 6-5 southpaw Jeff f<:9ons ripped the firs t pitch of the f~m over th e 365 fool m ark In r(ght center fie ld. 'Le ftfl eld er Scott Sha mh ar t si~gled , Scolt McMa nus singled, o(ll> run ca me home on a wild p![ch. followed bv two errors that gave Trimble a l -2 lea d. }'layin g co mebac k for the sec ond ti m e. Eas tern ag ain struc k In the fifth as Co llins walk ed with one out. th en .Jpff J 6~n so n drove a toweri ng tworu n horne t· over the 321 mark In idtfl eld for a 4-3 lead. ~I I wa s qu iet fo r both sides In It(~ si xth, but Trimbl e ra iled in the top of the se vent h. wh en wit h ori~ out .Jeff Hobert walked, Ric h D(loley singled. and Robby Wit t h~ game's Fifth A'o'enve • door , silver fin ish . luxury equipment pock oge , aufo molic, AM / FM stereo cassett e', podded lom:Jou vinyl roof . LIST ....... , . . . . By Sco tt Wolle ·: Times-Sentinel Starr :!\OCK SPRINGS - Trailing 5-;4 goin g in to th~ bottom of the seventh inning , Eastern's "Cardi~c Kids" usi ng patience as t~•ir vir tue , drew five consecu ti ~e walk s off tired Tr imbl e pilc hin g to score a dramatic 6-5 Seetion al Tournamen t baseball vi~t o ry over the Tomcats here F'riday even ing. ·While Jeff Ca ldwell, Ed Collin.s. and J eff · Johnson set the s ta ge by loading th e bases, cle a n-up hitter Bryan Durst s(~pped in lo set the record s(ra ight. After working- the count to 3-l Durs t took a hi gh pitch to tie ttie score. to reset the dramatic s ~Pnar io for Steve Horner. l,..a st year a .499 hitter a nd cin're ntly hillin g .386. Horner drew fo ur s tr aight balls to force hVJne the gam e-winn in g RBI, 6-5. :Eastern is now 15-2 and ranked 16fh in the sta te In Cla ss " A" , w~lle Trimble drops to 9-12 a{(ainsl a Iou gh scheduleof"AA" s~h ool s. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 I I 0 I " " ' " " • " •• " .. "d'" :.-: .... ... .... .. .. .... .... ... ... . II,HI By Dave Harris Ttmes·Sentinel Staff ATHENS_ Mike Bart rum and Je!f Nelson combined to pitch a two hitler , and Bart rum aided his own ca use with 2 home runs a nd 5 RBI's as lh\l Meigs Marauders . advanced to second round sec·uo-nal play with an 12-1 victory over Alexander Friday night. The Marauders took a 2-0 lead Th M d e . arau ers scored 3 In the third when Bissell , Bartrum and Barrett eac h walked . Todd Hysell had his third s!raight hit to drl,ve in two runs, a nd Jeff Nelson followed with another RBI ~Ingle. . Meigs scored their !lna l 4 ~uns '" the fifth .. Dave Hendncks wa lked and Becker doubled. In the first, wl!h 1 oui Donnie Becker doubled. he scored when Brent Bissell followed w1th ano ther two base hit . Bissell then scored on an error. . . The Spartans made II 2-1 In their half of the Innin g, when the Meigs right fiel der booted a base hit by Chapman and then mad~ another error on the throw, as Chapman ci rcled the bases wt th the run . The Spartans had some stra· tegy backfire In the thlr~. With no doubter for a 3 rul1,home run . Bartrum went the first 6 innings giving up one hit , walking no one, and striking out 10, to pick up his sixth win. In 5 of those ga mes he has reached dou ble figure s in st rike outs. Nelson pitched the seventh givi ng up one hit ·a nd striking out one. Keither a nd Allman com bin ed to give up 12 hits, walk in g 7 and strik in g our 8. Bartrum went 2 for 2 with the . ' · they c hose walk Bissell leadito ng intentiOnal off the mnlng. him, because of an 2 home run night Brent en joyed against Alexander two weeks ago . Bartrum then hit the second pitch deli vered to him for a tow er ing 2 run homer that just c! M red the ' !eft -cent er field fence . 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STATE -ATHENS OHio· - ..- ............ - --·-··--- -· . 1: Bul"ld Your Dream HouQe c This Year JIM BARNA LOG HOME and winning runs . Ju nior hurl er Bryan Durst picked up th e win, pushing his personal mark to 6-1 as the result of a brilliant relief effort. Ed Coll ins pitched well In hi s starting role, striking out 8 and wal kin g just one. Durst fa nned one a nd did walked a batter. Overa ll, Wilson of Trimb le fanned five, and walked five Including two In his second sti nt. Jeff Koons suffered the loss, walking three and fanning two . Easter n Coach Scott Wolfe. sa id. "This game was a matte< of give a nd take; We gave a few run s away , then bounced back to "take" th e win . It wasn't pretty. but they al! count and thi s ce rt ain ly wa s a big win for us. " We knew their pitching wa s somew hat ti red, so our patience paid off. Once we put some ru nners on base I had confidence in our hitting and batting eyes. Our boys really ca me through in the clu tch ." Ea ster n hitters were Collins and Horn er with doubles, Jeff John son a two-run homer, and Jeremy Barber a single. Rich Dooley and McManus had two hit s apiece for Trimble, whi le Wilson, Koons. and Shamhart eac h singled. Easter n played Wa terford in a non-lea gu e doubleheader Saturday. then retu rns to Tournament pla y at Me igs . Tuesday a t 4:30 p.m . Line score : Tr imbl e .. .......... 000 300 2-5 7 3 Eas tern.. .......... Oll 020 2-6 4 5 Batteries : Ed Collins. Bryan Durst (WP) 7t h and Kyle Davis. Rob Wils on, .Jeff Koons 6th ILP l ,. Wilson 7th and McMa nus. l{avenswood dumps $outhem nine, 17-I non-conference base ball contest a t Racine. The Class "AA " Red Devil s pushed across one run In the first , then a ssaulted th e Southern • plt c l)lng st.aff with seven ' markers In the second as walk s a nd e1 rors put SHS further In the hole. Rave nswood a lso came up with • so me timely hitting to put the l3 LOOMI NC TON. Minn . • UPI 1 game out or reach In the early -~ Dl'ft' ndlng Big Ten tennis innings. cha mpion Minn esota a nd preDolly s tarted and went the tohrname nJ favorit e Mi chigan dis tance for Ravenswood , while bOth s hut out the ir opponents In a host of SHS pit chers took to the opening rou nds Frida y. mou nd . ~ M i nn esot a took on sixthKenny Turley took the starting ·'eeded Ohio Sta te Sa turda y in the nod, while Mike Wolford, Todd semifina ls. Top-seeded Mi chigan Lisle, and Mark Porter shared p!)lyed filt h-seeded Illinois in the the remain ing pitching duties for o!hr r semifi naL the Tornadoes . Jv!i chi v,a n e nd ed th e ,~ egular Southern drops to 11-4 and 10-2 seaso n wit h a 9-0 dua l m atch in the SVAC. reco rd. Mi nnesota was8- L losing The Southern reserves claimed ori)y to Mi chi gan 7-2. their third straigh t wi n over the 'The final s ar e scheduled Sun, lltt te' Devils 8-6. day. also at the 98th Street Sou thern plays North Gallla In Racque tt Cl ub . 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Gli 62 McManus. ti4 r.&. l Aulo Pa m ...................... li=l .Jpnk ins Con cre1C' .. .. ..... ttl fi~ This baited the hook for an ·Countv Sport s ShOp . fl:l fir1 J;:astern comeback that began on Tri Flrf>S!Ont:.of M lddlf'port .. 52 67 M&M Mf'dlcal Equlpmf'TH ......... flO 'iR lhree straigh t walks to Ca ldwell , Pflopl<'s Bank ...... ...... ............... H B6 Collins a nd Johnson to force MOOS£' Lod gf' •731 ...... .......... ~ 1 fl7 Koons out of th e box. Sta rt er . Rutl and Furnltu r<• won six poi nts from Robby Wil son returned to the Napper Tru<"kln g. M . Grall' wllh 517 hPi d line-up where he had co ntrol th £' high sr r les for Rutland. S. N;lp Pf.• r with was high for Na pl)('r s. problem s to walk home the tying 532Sparkle Suppl,v won slx poi nt s from Qig l 0 favorites post Friday wins 1987 CHRYSLER ~~s:~~~~~~~~=~~~~ s~~~ ~~~~~=~~ • had 3 s ingles, Becker added 2 doubles , Bissell a double. while Nelson. Corbitt. and Hendricks each singled. Chapma~ had th e only 2 Al exander hil S, both si ngle s. Meigs will now take on the 12-5 Warren Local Warriors Tuesda y night at Athens at 4:30. Probable pitc)lers are Doug Huffma n 4-l ' 446-3720 �:, Page.- C-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-P9int Plea~nt, W·. Va. May 10, 1987 May 10, 1987 Pomeroy-Mickleport--:Gallipolis; OhiO-Point .Pleasant, W. Va . Pistons, Bucks eop .wins Friday in NBA playoffs By DAVID AVITABILE UPI Sports Writer l slah Thoma s of the Detroit Pistons and .John Lu cas ot th e Milwaukee Bucks both re· sponded to chal lenges Frida y night and pac·ed their teams to triumphs in their semi·final · playoff series . At Mi lwau kee. Lu.cas ans· wered.Coach Don Nelson's plea for more offense wit h.~ points In the Buck's 12fi·121 overtime win over th e Boston Celtlcs to cu t Bos ton's playof! lead to 2·1. Thomas quieted the At lanta Hawks' talk abou t the Pis tons by scoring :15 points, Including an NBA playoff. , record 25 In the third quar ter, to help the Pis tons down the Hawks 108·99 and take a 2·1 lead In the series. " They've sa id some very un· kind things about our basketba ll team ," Thomas sai d. " They said some things we didn' t deserve. I don' t want to go inlo what they sa id . butlt 's bcensince theserl es · star tedc "We ha ve a lot of respect for Atlanta·., basketball team. how gw•ooordk .'.~cy are and how. hard they Thomas shot R for 11 In his record· brea king third , during which the Pistons had a tea m record 44 points. He added 4 steals, 4 rebounds and a pair of assists to dominate lh<' ga me•. .• ·. Thomas r~sponded to a team : need In lht• third quarter by •Shoollng more. · : " We needed points." Thomas · ,:s? ldofhlsquarter thatt oppcdth<' ••2.1·polnt tX' rlorJs posted by Cu s ,,WIIIIams and Brrnard Ki ng. " It •couldn 't •·om1 . from our set :;offense. · ': ~ • "They had done a prPI!y good .job In thr first hal f on us and we ;.h~d don!' u good job on them . We ~tle!'ded pre tt y murh somr frees · y le, to freelance. ! just fPi tth atl do it ·" ~. A tlanta Coach Mike Fral<' iio :s,ald of Th omas, " He's not a · normal player. He's an All· Star . why an All · St r. If he • was an average kind of playrr. he ~could :rh~ 1.' ' ·Athens ·reserves post 20-8 victory .. M ous, cHalesald. "Alter thir ty st rai ght seconds of totaly abu· ' slve language. spliting at me, TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - Fros· and th en th rowi ng st uff at me. tie Ray grabbed the early lead well. yo u ar e almost totally and was never headed the rest of defenseless. " the way in posting a 5· length . Ga m e 4 is set for Sunday at . victory In Friday night's teaMil waukee, before the series lured lO th ra ce trot at Raceway swlt r hes lo Bos ton for Ga me .'i Park. W<>dn esda.v. Driven. by John Konesky Ill, Boston wa s led by Dennis the winner covered the mile In .luhnson with ;12 point s and 25 2:00 2·5 and returned $4.60, $2.80 from McHale. and $2.80. High TlmeW finished F:arlier In the day, Slkma and second and paid $7.40 and $3.60, Paul Mokes kl of the Bucks and whlle'Our HI So ng came In third Johnson of th e Cel! ics denied and kicked back $4.80. published rep9rt s they were part or the drug and ga mbling sca ndal GAHS JVs romp und!'r in vestigation In Phoenix Ariz. ' GALLIPOLIS _ Th e Blue Sa t urday . !he Los Angeles Angels junior varsity softball l.akrr.• take their 2·[llea d In the tea m handed the Wellston West<·rn Conference semifinal Golden Rockets their first defea t sNics to Oakla nd for Ga me :1 ofthcseason in a23· lldeclslonln again st the Gol.den State War· Friday's acllon . rlors . and thr Hoston Rock~ts l'hrlsty Greene was th e win· rare the SuperSonics at Seattle nlng pitcher and the Angels' top . with thP Sonlcs up 2·1. hitter, wit h four RB!s co ming from two lriples and a Eri ca Bra nscoub wa s the losing pltrher. Th e Rockets' Terease Sherr! Turner, Laurl Peterson Well s wa s their top hiller . with Lisa Young, Allee Miller, and thrff singles. Hollis Stacy. Gallla Academy is now 10·8. .;, ytoum l leaBank d In the S2o0,()()() Unl!ed lrglnla Golf Classic. > wi th scorethe or 7·under·par •Q:i.Hill, Frlda:W'ot lowest fir s! :·round seore th e tournament' s : lllstory. H p<'rformanee also · gavp her I he d lst lnct ion of having '1hr largest flrst ·round lead In •tPGi\ hlstorv. · : : Hill . of F'oi·t LaudNda le, ria ., ;1~ romlng orr her victory In the ·$&H Golf Classh· In St. Peters· ' :burg. Fla. : ' l 'he :19·vear·old golfer sa l!! she ·~as s urpri se d at he r :]x"· form anrr. :: " I .~l ldn't exprc t to play that ~l¥t' i i. Hi ll told I'I'Pol'lcrs at the ,Portsmout h Si<'l'P.I' HoiP Golf <:oursr. ; : Hill w,auldn ' t speculate as to ~· h et hr r lhr quullly of her ~RCrfor rn a ncC' would Tawney rHOtos ON !SCHOOL Till' a.;,g.,, ......,.""'~'"'411f- ,... of,., .-y,llio..,-,.,,.. _.• ._., Diw• •.•l4 c..- ..... c..t. • ",.,litCi1y.-,.......;:;;;;;. ; .. .:; .,..,.1tooo!or,.,,...ofhhtdooolcol "' ... ,.... lloct"" -·•-...,.'" ,_, til"""' lfw• IOO..,..t'""'- "':!'===:'~'::':; '""'NO fWII.tW,,. wu,.,.. &.. ,., =-":. ,"':';·, ;! :;-:,."'""""' .,... o f - goordo. 400-.-.1 '"' """' ftr nifrt, ....,. '""'...., .-.. 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Pagliarulo two-run shot with two out In the and Gary Ward each homered · ninth Inning, to ca rry the Balli· twice for New York. : more Orioles to a 7-6 victory. Red Sox 6, Angels 4 · ; · "He had a little mechanical AI Boston, Dwight Evans • problem and he went out and belted a three· run homer to snap : worked on II and got rid of his an eighth-inning tie and lift the : mechanical problem," Balti· Red Sox. Joe Sambllo• . 1·0, • more .Manager Cal Rlpken Sr pitched 2'J.J Innings of relief to : sai d of Murray. "The ex tra earn the triumph. The loss went : batting practice definite l y to DeWayne Buice, J. 1. Don . helped him." Baylor had a pair of solo homers • Ca l Rlpken Jr. singled with two for Boston . . . : oul in the ninth off Ray Sear age, Athletics 7, Tigers 2 . 0·1. Murray then cracked his fifth At Detroit, Mark McGwlre ' ' homer of the season lo make a drove In four runs with a pair of • winner of Ken Dixon, 2·2, who homers and Curt Young allowed : pitched three Innings. six hits over eight Innings to ; Murray's earlier homer, a solo spark Oakland . Young, 4·1, . effort,. had co me baJtlng left· walked one and struck out five : handed. He was batting right · for his third sfra lghl victory. •handed when he hOmered off M<'Gwire hlghilgh)ed Oakland's Sear age, who had qot previously five·run fourth w.Jth a three-run given up an earned run In 15 homer off loser Frank Tanana innings this seas on. 2·,2. · ' " We swung the bat , we came Royals 9, Indians 6 back, we just didn't get the job At Cleveland, Angel Salazar done In the ninth," Chicago drove In three runs and Kansas Manager Jim Fregosl said. "It City extended' Its. winning streak was a tough loss. Sear age wa s to five games. MarkGoblcza , 2-4, throwing extremely well. 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Ch.·sox to 7-6 · v'··ctory DON'T FORGET!!! - .,. "" ...,. wl lot 1 i t 1 sln~tle. Mother's Day SPECIALS David ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;W;e;ll;s:to:;n;ls;;8·;l.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ . FTD By I carry over Jnto Sa tu rday's ~Pro nd round. :. " I'm just go ing to go out and .play tile best I ca n." she sa id. • Behind Hill wrre Pall I Rizzo nd Na ncv Lopez, who wen• tied '.at 2· undcr·par 70. ~; The tounwment Is th<' fi rst for •l;opcz slnrr shP took thn'l' weeks l>ff to polish her game. •; Loprz said shr'd be more ~nfident In Sat urday's round Jha n shr wn s during F'rlday's 'fipPnlng round . · :0 Ti ed at l ·undrr·pur 71 were Ledb<'tter . •Jody Rosentha 1. Your Ph 0 f OS !ct , 0 Raceway resuhs ~e·s ~ (3" d H 'IJ f' · d , .. m y I Irsl roun leader m UVBGC :;. . :, SUFFO LK , Va . tUP[) -Cindy : till!. fresh from a LPGA victory ~fas t weekend, took the flrsi· balls and King singled them Becker and Saker singled Kina , By Jm.:r_SQULSBl' mes-,ntlnel Staff h0 m· e. Ath ' hl.t~ ROCK SPRINGS_ · ens ~on ,.tnu ed scor 1ng hit a fly to short and McElroy Bulldo R The Athens In the fourth getting three runs on safely Three Marauders were their s~on~s~~es chalked up four tree passes and a single by left o~ base at the end· of the · over th ' M d o!'l'the season Dorman. After bemg put down In Inning Fields draw a walk · 10 e arau · fifth. Young was safe on · . 1 Meigs High Fi lders hursday at or der l n the f'flh an d s1x th open the Athe 20·8. frames , the Bulldogs put five an error and Mattox singled with first ~ 5a s;~r one r un I~ the more tallies on the. board In the Qualls going down short to first P1 by ~upler and seventh .with four hils, .'wo walks giving the Mara uders two more Dorm · , 1 Mara~~~~s s ng e. H9ldlng the and two Marauder miscues. scores. RoUiidlng out the scoring ln.nlngs th ~ofieless for two Meigs managed two runs ln~he for Meigs. Warner reached first hu d.ogs plated 11 fott•th when Young walked, Mat · on an er ror , Crooks singled and' more r' uns n I eseeond andthlrd toll reached first on an er)'or frames on seven hits, four walks · Contlijucd on C·h and an error. Dorman and ~---------------------;_ Hartner had eight RB!' s between them as the result of a grand . slam home each. Meigs broke the Ice In the third when lead off batter, Becker. doubled, Baker drew a base on wouldn't . be . able to do that. Sometimes, ther e's not a whole lot you can do but watch." Came 4 Is scheduled for Sunday In the Sllverdome. In Milwaukee, Ricky Pierce added 29 point s to Lucas', both career playoff·hlghs to lead the Bucks to their win In the Eastern Conference semJ.flnals. "Coach Nelson pulled me off to the side at practice and asked.me to become more Involved In the offense," said Lucas, who was 12 of 18 from the field and 4 for 4 · from 3· point range.. " We were able to go get the ball Into the open court and get some easy basket s. · · "Aeing ahead 2-0, Boston had kind of a free game tonight , they gave It their bes t shot and almost cam e away with a win ." The foul against Pressey wa s the sixth committed by Kevin McHale and, after he walked to I . the bench, the Celtlcs forwa rd ON THE GO Detroit's Adrian Dantley fends off Atlanta's went Into the stands and fought Dominique Wilkins (right) during Friday's NBA playoff game In with a fan. McHale left the court Pontiac. (UPI) as !he crowd !brew drinks at the Celt ics. " The fan wa s prett y obnox· 1 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page'-C-5 ••r oSiidillg ftt scale. llo one r.t..td HrYicet because of lnabllty to pay. , PLANNED PARENTHOOD •POINT PLEASANT• 2416 JI;ICkson Avenue 675-4500 oF sour•asr 0110 POIIIIOY: ........, ,_,_, ..P • n.. wWL4 •R~Y 266 S. Chinch Street 992-5912 .....,.frw.y . 453 JACKSON PilE, GAWPOUS,OHIO s.• a,... 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" I hav e 10 poin l out I hat gelling :fir st-round clrafl pick Mike Gr egg ib korz_v wa s no accident. .Junkin is cxprclr d 10 move• int o II dirrrt l.v rr lal e<l from the fact 11lc lefl out side l inebacker spot. wr• madt• thai dea l and swapprd rl)piacln g four-l ime Pro RowlPr 1 first -and sec-o nd- round t picks with thr' Los Angeles Ra ms. qgp Banks. ·Gregg Rakoezy Is chal lengi ng " Wr a Iso mad e a l ra dc wilh the ,at: both lr ft and r igh t Iack ie. Rams th at gavf' us a notht•r COac h Marty Srhottcnhcl mrr thlrd:ro und p ick. and th ai wa s i6dicat cs lhc 6-foot -li , 290used to l<~ k r .Jd f .Iaeger. I think . ppundN wil l be tried on l hr r_ighl . overa ll. I hal we hi'lpccl our team <-1 lot. " v side. where Pro Bowler ( od_ ll lslen pla ys . · Sc hollcnhrimer says hr " has .Th e su J'r•s t i)rl 10 -" a rl is kic ker no doubts" aboul I he abi l ities of .J~ H Ja<•ge r. Ttll• Was hington lh<· lop th rrr plrk s. produr·l Is vlrl uall _v unchal " r have a g r cat U~;•a l of lengr•d, as i ncu mbent Mall eo nfiden r-r In and rr•s pert for our f~t~hr 's rC'rupcrulio n . fro m knPl' scou ting sysiPm," hr sa.vs. s(JrgN'.Y ha s IJN•n slow and · 'Th es<• pla_vpr s were stud ied and :l~· yt•ar- o l d veteran M ar k M osc•C'vt~ lu atcd on a \'f'I'Y mf'f iru lous basis.'' toy was relea sed. C'lrvrlancl sig nr d free age nt Mike' Co fN of ClrvrlanrJ' .s n ·r r nl drafts have •' - ' 'I ' ~I ' t;;.~ 2J. " When you go through games li ke I did the l ast rw oorthree it' s hard -Ia keep your chin up so me! imes," sa id Brow ning, who slruck out th ree and walked none. "Tonight I tried to stay wit hin mysel f and do the lhin gs f know I ca n do." Browning gave up one homer 10 Glenn Wilson and two to Aguayo. ~ ·w e didn' l gel mu ch going oth er than that ," Philadelphia man ager John Fel ske sa id after his club' s fourth consecutive lo ss. " We did that t~ e other night. We hll fo urho merunsandlos r (Ia the Reds in Philadelphi a I." The Reds str uck for lour run s in I he third inning. Los ing pitcher Bruce Ru ff in, 2-2, srarted lhe inning by wa lking Ron Oester Athens ... and Brownin g, arid Tracy Jones 's slngfe loaded the ba ses , ·Alter Kurl Still well struck out. Dave Pa'r ker grounded out to first, sco~ing Oester to make it 1-1 and moving B ro,.<ning to third and Jones 10 seco ild. Eric Davis followed with a doubl e to left -center I hat drove in Browning and Oester, m &king it 3-1. Da vis stole third, ana' Buddy Bell's single, which ex fended hi s hilling streak to l 3games , scored Davis to make it 4-1. In three games aga in st the Phillies last weekend, Davis hi I two grand sla ms . th ree other. hom er s and drove in llru ns. The Phillies had ta ken a 1-0 lead on Wilson's seco nd innin g home run . his sixth. Philadelphia cl osed to withi n 4·2 on Ag uayo's fir st home ru n. in I he fifth, and his shot off I he left field foul screen In l he sev('n th mad e it 4·3. Aguayo has hit lour of his five home run s this seaso n again st Cincinnati. Bur aft erward Aguayo was more re ncerned with the Phillies ' losing streak I han his power display. "i hope lhr•re are som e wins around the co r ner. l f we. sta y awav from the big innings givirl ~ up three' or four runs we'll be in good shape," 1\gua~o said. National Leaguf Roundup Craig Nell les, -who spenl 21 years kn oc king do\\'n line drives at third base. played first base for th e th ird time thi s s.eason and co ntribu led a game- wi nning sacrifi ce fl\·. Nettles' i lv in the 101h inning helped rhe A.llanl a Braves defeat the New York Mrt s. 4-.1. In other National League• ga mes. Hou slon dcfeatPd Mont rea l :l-0 , Chicago overca m e San Diego 6-:J, Sa n Francisco beaJ Pi tt sburgh 4-2 and St. Loui s stopped L os Angel es ;,.). In the American League. if wa s: New Yo r k 11 , Min neso ta 7: NATIONAL LEA{iliE It)' Uftlt~ Pn.;"' laiHIIltlllln.l Oa kland ·7, Detroit 2; Boston 6, ·California 4; BalliJ'llore 7, Chicago 6; Seattle 4, Milwaukee J, 12 Innings; Kansas City 9, Cleveland 6; and Toronto 7, Texas 4. Astros 3, Expos 0 AI Montreal , Mike Scott pitched a tw6- hltter and strur k ., ·out 12 to pace the Astros. Scott, 4-2, had pi tc hed 5 2-3 hitless i nnings before Casey Ca ndaele r ipped a 1riple to deep right field. Montreal star ter Nea l Heaton , 3-2. lasred 7 l-3 innings. Oiler and Fields walked to score ltwen.ly r uns on six lrrn hilS and Warner. In the Meig s seventh . . had three misc·ues . F ir lds wa s Humphrey.s singl ed and scored tagged with the loss. Dorman had on Crooks' dou ble. · th e big bat for Athens wllh a The AI hens mound cr ew gave gra nd slam and fo ur singles. F'or up eight ru ns, ten hil s and r acked Mei gs Becker doubl ed and up th ree erros with Woodell being sin gled with Baker. 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Pays!!!! coinsurance Medicare does not pay, PLUS sets liberal limit on payment of excess charges abOve Medicare's "approved" amounts .. Guaranteed Renewable lor lite ..,cfilVerage cannot be cancelled lor any reason , including advancing age or declining health . ~HL PIII.~' IIHs ..Jo' ridi&)''M Rl'!olllbi price . If you're a MEDICARE recipient .. · C 'unll"r t'ftt~· Ftn~tb ('ulumt.~» ·' ! and would submit ~ repo1·t to NCAA. Dye said he did not lhlni<;;: . the sc hool would be punished fQr Fullwood 's actions because l! dill::: no! lind out abOut th e deallngs ':S until alter the season, ·- NHL playoffs \ 'ork Ollkh&nd Ill rM roll ll.atl""'-'" fily' 111 I 'S.•,·o·la nd R.llimorr •·IU ( 'hlc-u}'u Sutllr• .. Mll101·auk't't• Toronto at Tl'ltlll'i INTE HN ,\TJONAI. I.F.MJli F. M' L Rot·ht'!llr·r !Rail 1\'1 i ( 'ulumh11s {N\'.,\1 ,) II lit Trllt •de /l)t'l ) I~ II take advantage of a l 9-or2Q -yea r old college senior wit h a brlghl future." Auburn Coach Pat Dye said Thursday the school had co mpiNed its In vestigation Into F ulr !wood's dea lings with Walters \' •llr•n1,•da. l. r\ tl; Ht• r.. hjptt •r. 1..\ Itt. o\nwrlnm l.t'tiJ{UO' - l.anl{...tom, ·"' 'II .H ~ Hla;owr:a, Mil Iii: \\Ill , ( 'Ill U : S•· lnd ~·ll . flo• :1~: ~ 'lr•nwn ... "'"' lil. Sa \o·-.o 'al M 1n11l IA'illtUI' - ~ IIIII h. l'hl K: lll'll!ooi ro, , ,••; ; lt"l"n"'on, Sf-', Smit h. ll tlll :ond (o'ranl ~l. f 'ln li ,\nwrk·an l.i'IIIINI' - Pl r...at ·, :\Ill !1 : Hr•artlfon. ;\tlnn 111td ICilfht•Ul, S\' ~ : Srurw.. St•a li: H1•nltr•, 1'ur :!.. i I ~ tnnln,t; , S...unl-u'!i fianws Kllnlill!l ('fl,. {SIItwrru.at•n ~- ) at flt'\'t•hutd !Sc ..rom 1·3), 1::1ip.nr. ' C'1111forfda I Fra'it'r J.l l Ill Rri!Oit~n t'Sippr•rl-1 ), ~: ill p.m. ~ : Sri&!Ur· I Mflf'lt llll '!-3) 111 Mllw11n Itt~· ! Nh•,·r.,. t- I l. ~ : 1$ p.m. Ralllnwrt• !Rallttrrl 11-0 ) 111 ('hlo·a"', I Pu\· ~ 1·21 . i p.m . Mlnnoo•!>Ola (~r4kl'r l·flJ 111 St•w \ 'o rlt ( H IItimU"""'Il '!- I) , i :lfl p.m. Oakland iPiunlt l· l llll llr•lroii(KinK 2· ~). j::1s p.m. Tnrtlllltl I...,Ur •h 11-21 ul Tt•.\u,. (f'orn•u I·'! ),II: :Qp,m. Sundlll''s llunn'!>i • 'allfornla ul Hm~l on Phone _ _ _ __ an athlet e Is so close to genlng a eollege degree and is deprived or that dpportunlt y as a senior , especia lly by those who have so little feeling lor hi m and hts family ." McKey averaged 18 point s and seven rebounds a game to l ea d the Crim son Tide to a 28:5 r ecord and Soulheastern Confer ence IItle thi s past see son. He was named pla yer or the year in the conference and Most Valuab i(• Player in I he SEC Tourn ament. McKey, who was b<-lleved 10 be in New York. eould not i mmediately be reached for comment . but had sa id earlier this week that he planned ro r eturn to Alabama lor his se nior· seaso n. Walters alleged ly reac hed agreemenls wi th a number of college football players, lncl ud· ing Auburn runn ing back Bren r Fullwood. while th ey were sllll competing lin co llege. " On e of these da)'Swe'r e going ro com e up wilh an answer In _co llege athlet'lcs to el iminarP the problem of un srr upu l ous agent s," Sanderson sa id . "1\ llhough everythin g is a two-way slreet It certai nly troubles me treme'ndously thai people wo ul cl Strlkr~ •ul s l ,o~ •al(lll ' - Joir-nU , H1111 li:!: :\ allnaa t . Turonlrl ; , Ti' !Htll .f SruUil' -1. Mlhrillilkt'C' CityorTown _ _ __ TUSCALOOSA, Ala . (UPI) University of Alabama center Derrick McKey , who earlier last week said he would stay In school lor his sen lor season, was decl ared Ineligible Friday because or dealin gs w ith an agent. " Derrick. McKey will not be eligibl e to parliclpate In the sport of basketball nexl season a:nd has appli ed for the NBA hardship category," Alabama Ath letic Di r ector Steve Sloa n sa l_d. "He made an error iri judgment in dea lin g wit h an agent that affec ted his eligibility at the . University of Alabama." McKey, a 6- l oot-9 j unior from Mer i dian , Miss., reportedly reached an agr eement with New York agent Norby Walters, bu t then_ changed his mind and derided l o r em ain In sc hool for his fin al season. NCAA regul at ions prohi bit a co ll ege player from signing wit h · an agent , accepting cas h or negoti ating a eon tract before the athlete's eli gibility expires . " I'm hea rtbroken lor Derrick . the basketball tea m and the university ," A labama Coach Wimp Sanderson sa id. "I t Is .a sad day in c-o llege at hletics '-":hen .\nwr kan l.o~•u~ettt• - Slllw•rh •i~ r·n , 11.1 ' :i· U: Tt •n plh•ht•rs llr-d "''kh I \'lr·rorlo.,. t:arnr •d ICtln r\ wrttKI' ~ Bu~r ·d on 1 lnnlnll:" numho•r of ~~;nnw~ t' rldQ ' o.; ftt•,.111i ~ St•OA' \ 'ork II . 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Lt~t~L" C'hh•aR"o N•w l'ork r~~~~~;;~~~~~~--~r~a;ud~e;r~p~i~tc~h~ln~g~~stia~f~f~a~l~lo~w~e~-d~~riei.yjsih~i~J-I~ti~n~g~s~a~fe~ly.~- ~~------J.~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~i ! N . ;· c. resull ed in d i s appo inlm ~ n iS. l.asl year, on ly second - round pick wide recriVPr Webs ter Sl aught er saw any ar t ion . In 19B5, runnin g back Greg Allen was taken in the seco nd rou nd as t he top pick and saw limited arlion unril bring released last September. " I feel this draft will evcnlu all_v prove 10 be one of rhe besl sinre I came here 1in 19801 . We came out wit h a lot of talent. " Th e Browns h:Jve refrai ned from sayi ng that the l ra dc• of Banks. who staged holdou ts the la st two training- ca mps. wa s ach ieved in ordPJ' to quiet any discord on lht• tea m . Jun kin, for one. says he know s "if wi ll be hard to fil l Banks ' shoes." but shrugs off any ra l k or bein g 'compared wi th th e depani>d Jlnrbarkcr . "I' m sure Chip Banks wil l continue 10 play v rr~ wr ll. " said ·.Junkin. " He' s a grr al pla.1-cr. " 1th ink 1 ran be, and I 'm bein g givcn I he opporrun it,1· to prove it. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - John Frarlco will give up a hlt this season. M aybe. Franco pitched a perfect ninth inning Friday to preserve Cincinna ti's 4-3 victory over the Phila delphia Phlllles. ext endin g his no-hit streak tol0 2-3 1nnings. The on ly batter to reach base saf ely again st hlm this season did so on an error. ' ' Tm going to give up a hit sooner or later . My main concern is saving ballgames." sa id Franco. who earned his six th save. "It Is a little unusual. I don't think I 've ever experienced anything like this." As Franco worked to a Jwo· count strike against l he game's final batter, Luis Aguayo, the Riverfront Stadium crowd r ose In anticipation. " When the people started getting up It sounded like October .'' he sal d. " Wh en you're go in g well every bOdy loves you. I'm doing well now." Tom Browning. 3-4. scattered seven hits- including three solo home runs- over 61 -2 innings to ea rn his first victory since Apri l The Sunday Times-Sentlnel- Alabama's McKey·· is declared ,. capture t.riump.h s on Friday W.Va . . SuperGuard Plua steel-belted radials • No! mua or snow ra!MI AllOW It 29::!R RE-ROOF During National ngWeekand Steel belts, deep tread for a su perior ri de. 40,000 mile warranty.' SAVE fl! 8.00 uo.oo U1 .33 U BOO nz.oo f73 JJ t7&.00 t77.33 uo.oo 179 93 II!I!.!JJ t73.27 ' HOLE-IN-ONE - Tht• stall of Smllh·NI'lson Motors, East Muin ~t., Pomr•roy, is piclurr•d with a I!)M7 RulckSkyhtrk which thr• firm l• o lf<orho ~: '" I ht• JJrlZt• lor u ho lr•-ln-on<•ou huh•_9utlhc .Ja~mnr Golf U 3.81 Ul.33 ne.e& f&O&I! 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Kricksteln , the lOth seed. wa s fending champion Yannlck Noah the last American in the field : raced No. 12 Slobodan Zlvojl· bowing out less than an hour novlc In Ute other. after the dismissal of Paul 'lFor me, he's one of the best Annacone, a hard-luck o-7, 7·5, 6-4 players ever and , to beat him, loser to Zlvojlnovlc. · especially In our first meeting, it Gomez earned his berth in the wasn ' t easy," Becker said of semifinals with a 6-4, 3-6, 6· ot VHas, 15 years his senior at age ' triumph over his close friend 34. "We know each other very Argentine Martin Jaite. ' well - \ve're friends - so there · Becker, attacking early to was' more pressure," · unsettle his rival, broke service Noah, seeded second, was the his first two opportunities , but most Impressive player last VIlas responded with breaks In ,week, yielding a mere 16 games the second and lOth games to set ln, [QijT matches. Not since the up the lie-break. Becker took the opening set or his flrst·round lasr three points of the tie-break. match has he had his service The 19-year-old West German broken . . jumped to~ 3-0 advantage In the Noah continued ·to march second set and closed the match through the field with the grea - with another break in ·the eighth test of ease Friday when he game. Only In the first game of cr.ushed Aaron Krlcksteln, 6. 2. the second set did Vilas gain a · break point. USED T~JUCKS . ·~ By ELLEN FREILICH UPI Business Writer tracled. We sold it new. 4 cylinder, 4 spHd. Only .12,140 miles. New Bed liner. 1985 CHEV. S-1 0 Kyger Creek romps in tournament tilt KINKY DINK B·BALL CHAMPIONS- The Washington Hawks finished ~he Rlnky Dink hasketball season as regular season '•: champs of l.he Fifth-Grade League. Th~ Hawks finished with a 7· I record and first place In the league tournament. Memhers of'the r, team are, In lront: Tim Snedaker, Ryan Williams, Jamie Burcham, .Jamie Caldwell and Brian Howell. Middle row : Chad • · Shane, Michael MontKomery and Ryan Rose. Back row: Wayne Rose and .Jeff Snedaker. ~. GAHS cage camp scheduled June 8-12 ' ' • ;. GI\LLIPOLJS- GAHS basket· .' ball Coach Jim Osbornewlli hold ·; the annual Blue Devil Basketball Camp June 8 through June 12 in the GAHS gym. • The camp will run Irom 1 to :J : .p.m . Monday .through Friday . •, Th e cost Is $:m if the child Is : signed up before M ay 29, $40 If 1fter May 29. There Is a $15 nonrefundable deposit . Any boy • or girl who will entN grades 4 •. through 7 for the 198H!I school : year from any sc hool In the county may apply. · The camp will feature demon· stratlons In offensive and defen· slve fundamental s, ball handling, · shOoting and other demonstra· lions from Gary Harriso n and members of the Rlu c Devil Huckaby is Rio Grande guest speaker RIO GRANOE - "You want your children to dream ... and not be afraid to fall. " That was the messa ge Mar· shall University ba sketball coarh Rick Huckaby gave to the people at thP Opera tion Lift off dinner a.t Rio Gra ndr College Wednesda y. Rather than giving a speech, Huckaby rercunt cd his own experlencl's with erlticaly Ill children , flrs.t, him self. as a r hlld with spinal meningiti s. and later as a fath<'rwllh his son. Huckaby and his son survived, but most of thl' chlldri:'n h<•lpcd bv Operation Ll !toll will not be as fortunate. • Opl'ration Lift off or Ohio wa s formed last yra r· by .la y Mullins of Gal !Ia Count y. Th e purpose of the program Is to gran.t the wish of a terminally Ill child. ln some cases. the wish Is a trip to Di sney World. ln or her l'US!'S. It may be redProrating the room of a bedridden child. Most of th<· t'hlldren aided b;· the loca l chaptH will be thosr from southea stern Ohio and Ma ; on County, W. Va .. but Mullins sa id that they woul.d 'consider rt'quE"sts from anywhere. Sponson'<l by the Gallipolis Rotary C"lub. the dinner was to raise funds for the local Opt•ra · tlon Lilt off dlnnrr. Dinner Chairman .lim Cochran told th<' more tha n 200 att endees from Ga llla, Mason and surrounding counties that the chapter sent Its first family to Dlsnry World las t month. The famll;• Is from Wellston. . In addlllon. arrangement s for another child from MeiJlS Count y are curre nt!;• b~ lng made. bu.t txo<'au st' of t he condlt i~n of the child. plans arr currently on hold . Huckaby praised the E"flor.t s or Ortrratlon Llfl olf and cnrouraJ<ed att endr<•s ro " give some· thin(( back." At the conclu sion of the dinner. Huckaby left thr• group with a few of his "Do Marrs ." " Do more than plan ... art." i basketball l<' am. The coaching and ln s.t ructlon will come from the GAHS basketball coaching staff. The applica tions, which will be at the bottom of Infor mation flyer s. mu st be sent with a parent's or guardian 's signature to Coach Osborne al Gallla Academy, Fourth Avenue, Galli· poli s, Ohio 4!i6:n . T.he Kyger Creek Bobcat s were · oe played in Cheshire Monday at the top cats In Thu rsday's 4: .10 p.m. KCHS Is now 14-4. firsr.round sectional action ·as they thoroughly shredded the Hahnan Trace Wildcats 40·L Renee Ward pl.tched four Innings of no-hl.t softball for the win . while striking Qilt four and helping herself to the slugfeast wl.th two pf the Bobcats' 18 hit s. Freshm an Vlkki Noble picked up the save in spite of allowing the Wildcats to get their only two hits of the contest. For the Bobcats' offense, Jill Drummond got four hits, Am y Brown collected three, and Missy Darst, Kelly Roush and Tracy Eggleton picked up two hits. The Wildcats' clawmarks came from Queen and Ttloinas. KCHS will take . on Symmes Valley In the sectional finals , to ' . -. 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We ere open, ready and willin9 to give you the Beaf of Pro uetl et the lowest poaaibla prices . · , •! 5:30 Wlmlng Skla '1'111- "better-than-break· even" result s tor the year end ing June 30. Newman.! Mining rose 10\10 to 101 ~. New mont sai d It expects to posl a second ·quarter .preotax ga in of $190 million on the sale of a 25 percent stake in i ts Australian go ld subsidiary. Brmrd mark er i ndexes rose. Standard & Poor' s oOO·stock index climbed 5.34.to 293 .•17 and the .New York Stock Ex change composi te Index rose2.85to 16>.49. Th e number of shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange during the week to taled 906,617,:no. compared with 919,562,670 a week ea rlier and with 626,960,940 .shares traded during th'e same week a year ago. The Dow transpor tation index rose 40.93 to 957.38. Th e ullllty Index added 3.39 to 205.49. Prices advanced In active trading on the J\mer·ican Stock Exc hange. The American Stock Exchange market value Index t·ose 8.85 to J:W.02. Gainers led losers 394-371 amon g the 9~2 Iss ues traded. Volume was !i4.:l53.755 shares . compared with 62,737,445 last week and 59,705.675 during the same week a year ago. Wang Laboratories · class B led the Amex ac ti ves. ris in g 1 to 18 'f.i. Dome Petroleum fo llowed, rising 1·16 to IIi\. Wl >kes was thl~d, ' ' When alone 15 YEARS SERVICE AWARD - Rick Stout was presented a 15-year service award by Kroger store manager Sue Hudson. Stout hegan with Kroger as a stock clerk and Is currt,ntly a meal Journeyman. w••~ awarded "li:mployee of the Ouart•Pr" at Kroger last week. She was nominated by the. store's •tore Pmpl!'~"''" · Store ma'nagcr "crtlflcatc. ' • Chevrolet-Oldsmobile • 1616 EAmiN AYE., GAWPOUS CAIS: 446·3672 TIUCIS: 446·2000 ' committee and v!)led for by Hudson awardK her . a · 1 Little Rhody big in test-marketers' eyes . Peter Bedard, pres id ent . of Chaffee·Bedard , a Pr·ov idence adver tisin g firm. " It 's a gr ea t comblna l ion." Rhode I slanders' fina nci al. et hnlc, religious and educa t ional ba ckgrou nd s match well with the natlon.al norm, Bedard sai d. " I f yo u wa nt to tesl ·market a produ ct for the el derly. yo u ca n go to f lorida.'' 13(-dard sai d. " If you want to market for the highl y educated. you co uld go to Bos ton. · Bur if you're talkin g about marketin g 11 broad ·ba sed pro· duct . some.t hing everyone uses. fr om toothpaste t o deodorant. then you rome to Rhode I sland ." The dcmogr;r phic mix also has allrarted the federal ~ov • ·r n · men! 10 try OU1 S{'>V (Ir'H I n ~W programs ln !he· sta!r, lnl'l udi nl.! human·sPrvlc cs lni.tlatlvrs. If a product ran surrrP<I in " lillie America .." i.t st and s a good chant'(' to brrnmc a wlnn<'r na tionwi de, Be dard sa id. " Marketers essentially arl' lookin g for a wor ld In mlnla · ture," said Richard Nagele. presldrnr of a Nagele and Asso· elates, a Rhode Island markt'tlng llrm . A manufac turer ca n spend up to$2 mi l lion on a rcs.t market , but Nagele said It can ros r up to $411 million to lau nch a new product national ly, so 11 J)ays to trsr thr waters befor•r decidin g on a full ·blown campaign . Th e Miller Brewing Co. tes t· murketr d lis Lite Beer In several area s du r ing the mid · 1970s. Incl uding Rh ode Island . sa id Mi tchell Weeks. Rhode Island gener al manager of HBM · Cream er. a nationa l iJ dvertlsl ng firm . " That campa i gn rvcnruall.v rcsul.t t:'d In Lite Beer fr om M iller beromln g the No.2 bN' r on th r market," he sa Id. At one tJmc, several soft dr ink co mpanies, lndudln ~ Coca ·Coia. res t-market('(! the new two·llt er bol tl c' i n th e st arr . Bedard sa id. Whlil' t·ha.t experiment m ay havr told sufl drlnkcompanlrs that the stra ni(L'·Iookln g lt t• ms would s~ll , hr sai d the t(•sr m a rk ~t offered othN lnva l uablr inform ation . " When 1hr y I nl roduced the botllo•s, thcv lound ou t th(' darn lhln gs Px ph)dcd." hr· sa id . "They had ro go . ba ck to t hr drawin g board and put pl as tic· cups on the bot toms 10 prevent that." A spokC'sman for· thr Pitts· burgh Hrc•wlng ('Q, WhiCh Ull· nou nrcd plans to tcst ·markr:l It s Iron Cit y 13/>rr l ast month. said Rhode Islan d ul l raets bro•r com· panics because of co nventiona l mark<' t lng reaso ns but also he· Gallipolis native · has part in $70 million telescope project Saturday, May 16, 1987 7:30a.m. - 6 p.m. All1lU RillS - llllll Arlhtlll Entry !n tllllliall !Wnl Its By WILLIAM R. LEVESQUE PROVIDENCE, R.I. iUPl i The nat ion's sma lles t state looms large in " the eyes of Amer ica n manufac.tut'NS who tes t·markcl By STAN EVANS survh·or .:1nd an exPcutor srt tlr new product s In Rhod e Is land GALLIPOLIS - It is sad but the estate . Thi s sho uld incl ude beca use of the sta te's un fla l rer · ing appeal : it is average. true thai more than 10 million such bas ir fr ts as the names and Exper ts say Rhode Island and American phone numbers of the family Providence. its rapi tal cit)·, women are wid· attorn 0y, accountant. stock· boast an average popu lation that ows. Those who broker and lrrsumncc agent. In ca nnot be found in bu stlin g are In the best addition, the local ions of bank financial sha pe accounts. sa fe·deposlt boxes a(lfl. mPtropolitan areas such as New imporlan.t docum(' nl s, such' as York and Los Angeles . are not neces· The demographic makeup sa rily the one wills. deeds and partnership gives manufac tu rers a per fct·t with the largest agreements; and a list of debts place tot r y ou t pr oducts tha 1 wil l Inheritances. and asse ts. Informat ion aboul the women who regularly thrsc item s should be kepi In one wind up in mos t ,\me r lca n house holds- il Rhod e Islander s cussed family finances with their sa fe and co nvenicn.t spare. '.them. accept hu sband s and, more important . Every marriC'd wome~ n should When M iller Beer wa nted to what to do with their legacies If regu lar ly r ead .t he finan cial test ' how Its Genuine [)raft and their hu sbands dl<:>d fir st. pages In the press. Th at is a Lit e beers would far e with lhL' Because wom en Jive mu ch .necessary first step in planning co nsumer. when Campbell Soup longer than m en, widows out· for· the possi bilit y that %O mcday Co. deci ded to tes t a new line of number widowers by five to one. she may handle her own rheCk· co ndensed .>oups, when Pill s· New widows are. on the average, ing accou nt. par th e bi li s jl{'riodl· bu rgh Brewi ng Co. thoug ht It only 56 years old and, unless thry rally and ta ke an active part in remarry, they far e two deca des m ee.tln gs with dRY of her hus· . tim e to expa nd beyond their of life on their own. Y et the band 's professional advisers . Penn syl~an l a · base. Rhode Is· ovc .. whelming majority of thrm such as the stockbro ker or the l and wa s Ihe place thry went. " We have thr same proportion have never thou ght much about insurance agent. of urban an d r ura I jl('Oplc as I he how to handle t~ e family' s assets The first prior it y of a widow or how their own e,co nomle n!X'ds should be t o preserve her inheri t·' nat ion a~ a whole . We have would be met. In fa ct. one widow a nee. For instance. It may be blu e·collar workers, wr have in four exhausts her hu sband' s foo lish .to sell the f amily hou se. m id dlr man agement, we' ha ve top ex<'cutlves. we have largo' life lnsurancr within two years of whlrh is probably th e best placr and sma ll· companies." sai d his death . for her to live today and may well · B~· co ntrast. the widow s who be worth more .tomorrow . She cope the brst arc those who m ay be abl e to dela y paying tau gh t th emselves - well In so me bill s so that the money can advance - how to m anagc rar n bank Interest. To guard money. Th<' wrong lime to star! agai nst mistakes and con men." asking. for rxamplc. the differ· new widow would be wise to ence between money. market double·check whether questlona· funds and s.tock·m arket mutua l ble bills already ha ve been pai d. funds Is When a woman has to She ought to walt si x months or GA LLJPOL IS - One or thr start managing the famil y asset s a year before ronsld<>rl ng Invest · more interesti ng ca reers being alone. lng her Inheritance in any thing pursued by native Galllpoli tans Wives should Insist on period!· th at Isn' t safe an d liquid. Quit e that of .John Patrick (Part i s cally re,·tcwlng thei r family often. she will not be thinkin g McKea n, a 197.3 Ga lli a Academy assets and llabllltlrs with their straight before th<'n. Until .the hu sband s. Lynn Caine, aut hor of widow Is ready to absorb th e gra duat e. An employee of the Lawren ce the book " Widow," sugges ts that counsel of professional s and Berkeley Labo ra.tory, on th e a couple set aside an annual decide how ro di versify her "contingency da y '' to assess Investments, any Insurance 1110· ·cam pus of thr Uni ve rsit y of Ca l ifornia, McKea n Is currentl.v wha.t th<' surviving spouse would ney and other Inher ited cash can engaged in the Keck Telescope inherit and consider ~<· ha .t he or be kept sa fely In certificates of she should do ll'lth it. deposit. money- m arker funds or '· Projec t, a $70 million end eavor to They should discuss whether · those mutual funds tha t Invest i n build the world' s largest optlca I tel escope. she - or he - ought to sell the conservative slacks. Thi s major·scientific advancemajor Inherited assets. such as Remember this; eventually, a ment Is a j oint effort of more than their house. art collection ·or widow mu st assume 'responslbll · 100 scientists and engineers from bu siness. The couple should also lty for financial decisions . Th e the University or California and re-examine their wills each year sooner any married woman the Californ ia Institute of Tech· and dlscusss where the widow prepares for widowhood , the or widower should seek bett er. A much better legacy nology, financed mainly · by a financial advice. than money Is knowing how to grant fr om the W.M. Keck Foundation . The telescope will manage II. Every married couple should be Installed In an observatory (Sian Evans Is an Investment update 1\Rd put In writing all the broker wllh The Ohio Company being built atop the 13, 796·1!. lnformallon that can help the nfflce Ia Galllpollll.) ~anaging RANGER D. Dillon. RN Manager 565 Jackton Pike Hlllcreot Plaza G~ll,lpol'~'' Ohio ER the workers." For McAlister and Tea msters across the country, Edelman 's unsuccessful bid for Lu cky . and Da r t Group' s at tempted ta· keover of Oakland-based Safe· way Stores, Inc., wa s a bitt er lesson in high finan ce. Fourt een thousa nd wo r kers nationwide lost their jobs when Lucky j et tisoned it s chai n of 80 drugsto'r es. Gemco. to det er Ed elman. Four thou sand of those wo r kers were in the Bay Area. Safeway went private in a leveraged bu yout by Kohlbe rg Kral' is Robert s & Co.. thus avoid iny the take ove r by Mar)•iand-ba sed D ar t. But the nanonwidc grocery chain has had' to make major changes in opcra ton s to pa y back debt incurred in fi ghtin g off the bid. including closing its 141 -store Dallas division. a lo ss of 8,500 employees, mos t of them union · members. Money Ideas ,... Dlel·l·illlglll 1:00 The Unroes ~· By BEATRICE MOTAMEDI UPI Buslnes• Writer OAKLAND, Calif. (UP! 1 New York financi er Asher Ed el· man started something when he tried to take over Dublin, Ca li f.· based Lucky Stores Inc. last year. He drove the local Teamsters to business school. , "I'm a capitalist, too, " sa id Bob McAlister, a burly 50·ycarold ex-trucker sitting in a cold union hall in Oakland one morn· lng recently as union officials from Ukiah to Salina s gathered for the first of four Teamstersponsored classes in corpo ra te accountlnl; and g lob a l economics. " I don't ha ve any problem with • someone who want s to bu y up the stock of a publicly owned com· pany, because they want to run it bett er," McAlister said. " What I object to Is som('()ne who buys up the stock of a publicly owned ., company ... to sell its assets or property. wlt~out any regard for Ill• 8.50 . Amerada Hess climbed l :Y, to 35'f.i and Exxon r ose Peroni said·the coming week is likely to provide more of the same. . )'8 to 86 7(,. " We should ha ve ano ther week of sloPPY IBM jumped :J fo 163% a ft er j umping 8):', .the · .tradmg, wtth the Dow mov ing between 2250 and week before w hen i.t s chai rman said tha i 2350," Peroni said . He predicted th at the market first.quarrer shipments in 1987 for the computer gian t exceeded levels fro m the yea r -ago period. would then move higher but that gains would be concentrated among blu e-chip Issues or linked to Compaq Computer j umped 7% to 43\i\ . Wer· "spec ial si tuations. " !helm & Co. ra ised i.t s earni ngs estimat es for the On the Big Board, Navis tar was the most act ive compa ny. NYSE,- listed issue, risi ng 1 to 8. Santa Fe Southern Pacifi c rose 4 y, to 451~ amid USX followed. climbing 4 Y. to 32%. USX said it takeover rum ors centerin g around Bu( lington Northern . expects. its steel operations to be runnin g at 8!i percent of capacity by June. Bethlehem Steel rose Burlin gton Industries climbed !i% to 64.*. New 2% to 16; It was r eco mm ended by Paine Webber Yor k inves tor Asher Edelman and Dom ini on steel analyst Peter Marcus . Inland Steel climbed Tex tile Inc. laun ched a t('nder oHer fo r the 5% to 33 Y, ·' compa ny, sweetening their bid to S67 a sha re fro m AT&T was th e third -most active issue. edgi ng $60: up Y, to 24%. Eastman I<odak adva nced 511, to SPA. Texaco rose 1 to 35Y, amid rumors th at chai r man and chief executi ve .told shareholders the company has begun to SPe "very pos iti ve" Australian investor Robert Holmes a Co ur t may be accumulating shares of th e oil giant , now fi nancial r es ult s. . operating under Chapter 11 of the federal Squibb j umped 16 to 168. Squibb said It ex pects bankrupt cy code. Pennzoll . . Texaco's largest :J.cH o 40- percent growth In 19R7; in 1986, Squibb . unsecured creditor beca use of a hu ge judgmen t it report ed net ea rnings of $4 .90 a. shar e. wo n in the fight over the purchase of Getty 011. Procter & Gambl e j umped 10% to 9:1% a trc r rose I% to 84. r ising 3% Thursday on prospec ts for the As crude oil prices rallied on the New York co mpany's proposed fat substitute. Merca ntile Exch ange, Schlumberger climbed 3%, International Minerals & Ch emic al rose 6'f.i to to 44 'f.i, Phillips Petroleum rose 2'A. 17, 41 %. It · n,.,,:;~, go to business school Uni·Drlve~ 12:00 Mlldd Cesto's Counlrf Cloggers ·;' Urinary Products Surgical Dressings Skin Care Products Wheelchairs several types , Bathroom Safety Aids Underpads Incontinent Wear Sell.. 11:30 Kim (Williams) Herdman • ...,_ 1985 CHEV. S-BLAZER Need s Hlgh·blclr hl~.h Long bed, 4 speed, 4 'Yiinder. Only 35,6341ow miles. Priced accordingly. · . · .' ' Ma 10. 1987 Teamste~ Red, long . bed, 4 speed. Locally owned. Just traded. HOME HEALTH CARE Hospital Beds and Siderails Quad Cans, Walkers Overbed Trapezes Portable Commodes Slant Pillows Porta lifts Mastectomy Products • SQuibb/Hollister Ostomy NEW YORK i UP]) - The stock market advanced last week, buoyed by an improved corporate profit outlook, a steady dollar and firm bond prices. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 41.90 to close at 2322.30. After ·posting a small rise Monday, the Dow soared 51.85 points Tuesday, Its fourth ·bes t point gain ever. The advance came as bond prices rose, the dollar strengthened and Investors grew more confident about corporate earnings prospects . The mar~et closed narrbwly mixed Wedn esday and Thursday as equity Investors waited to see what kind of demand would emerge for the U.S. notes and bonds the Treasury so ld thi s week In its quarterly refinancing. The Dow dropped 12 points Friday; analysts said the market was resting after Tuesday's sharp advance. ·• Advancing issues outpaced decliners 1, 130·796 .:. ' among the 2,168 issues that crossed the NYSE tape . : · "The market traded in a moody, emot ional, ; · erratic fashion throughout the . week," said ,·. Eugene Peroni Jr., head of technical research at : Janney Montgomery Sco.tt Inc . in Philadelphi a. 1 "All in all, It was lethargic and dull ." .. . 1984 CHEV. S-1 0 Sectio Stocks advance on improved profit outlook 1986 ·cHEV. S-1 0 ·ne. .; • :Business .This Week's Specials ,., summ it of Maun a Kea. Ha wa ii 's hi ghest peak. T~e Keck Instru ment Is a new ca nc0pt in gia nt tclrs co jl{'S . Un· li ke th e usual onc·plecr· mi rrors sur h as th e Mt. Wll ;on I CaL 1 model, the Krck telestope wil l consist of :J6 ht•xago nal m irror >egmcnrs . held In a honeycomb pancrn, which wil l provlce a primary mirror about Xl I et Wide, With l' nOugh l igh t · g,at hcrl ng power to detect ga l ~ x · ies more than Hl billion llgh.t · yea r s away . The ! ,OOO·pou nd mirror disks were fabricated In Ger many and are now being polished and trimmed In Lexi ngton, Mass. There th ey will be fitt ed with the compo nent s of the extremely precise support systems being manufactured by the project engineers In California . Th ese systems will be the key to success ca use Rhode Islanders arc sophisti ca t ed bei•r drinkers : · " Th ey try many different brands because they're near the Canadian border. they'r e ncar a lar ge r Uy like Boston, and they'n' pretty good 'consumers," said William E ller, a Pltt sbur~h Brewing Co. spok esman. "Witll the booming economy there, they have some ll'OOd economic things ~oln~ for them ." Rhod r Island also stands tall among rest mMket s IJecu use It offers r elatively Inexpensive ad· vPr llsl ng outlets. The stat e has one sratcw ldr newspaper and threl' telev ision stations that manage .t o reach most co nsumers. " H 's more cfflclcn.t to reach tht• 1 million Pl'Oplc In Rhode Island." Bedard said. "In New York City . you're ta lking about lH million . It 's much more cxjl{'nslve to r each that many people." find In th e co mpetition of tl'st markets - In which Rhode Island joins Syrac·use. Buffalo and Pitt sburgh In popularit y not a l ittle bit oft>rlde Is at stakr. "I think r•r lalll'rs In thi s sta te ha ve a trst ·ma rkrt mcn.tallly," Weeks said. " It seems kind of s t ra n ~r 10 s;J.V, hOI stores tako• a certain amount of )>rid e to sav lhPy wcrr• thr· first to of!(•r ~ produ ct. " Announce joint purchase deal of 1hi' KPek tc lr .; ropr• proj ec t, DETROfT I UP I )- Offi cials of wllh th l'lr abil ity to maintai n <• th e Armco Stcc• l Works and th<' precise al lgnmo•nt ol th e scg Gr n ~ra l M otors Corp. jointly men ts to wi thi n one million th of announced F'rlday .that CM an Inch ocross the mirror's would purc hH se li s steel from 10-mrrcr dlall')rtcr. in stantly cor · . Armco for ir s Sa turn cars to be' rcc ting segm ent dlsor len.tatlon bu lit In Trnnessr ~. ca used by ex pa nsion and con· Offlcl ab of the two firms said tracti on ' fr om temperature they had n e~o llatPd the contract changes. gravit ational cffcf'ts las t week . ft calls for Armco to and even shil lin g winds whll~ sell the ga l va nized and rust · t racki n ~. reslstant,;tcel toGM for the new Th e te lescope is sched uled to beco me opera tional In 1990. McKea n received his under· graduate degr<'e from Merrit t ICal.l Junior College and Cogswell CollegP, th e latt er being In Sa n Francisco, whe re he rna· jared In mechanical engineering. He lives In Conco rd , Ca l., an d Is a registered guide In whit e-water rafting as a hobby . He Is the son of Joh.n A . and Sybil McK ean. of Chillicothe Road, Galllpc lls. ca rs. Saturn spokeswoman Jupy Marriott In Detroit said Armco would be the so le supplier of steei to the pl<lnt that' s begin bu!H near Spring Hill. Tenn . This contrac t was expected to create jobs for Armco at plants In Middletown, Ohio, and Ashland, Ky ., but Armco officials said It was premature to be looklnll for · new jobs. .. �-. ' Page7 D·2-'The Sunday Tirnes-Sen:tinel :Suggests . vanety :crop •' year I COLUMBUS, Ohio iU PI) - If • you like to grow your own . -•strawberries and lament the : ·passing of r he yea rl y cr op in . Jun e, E xtension horticulrura l is t • Richard Fun t suggests planl i ng a • 'new " day-neutr al" va riety. These new str awberries pro_; duce fr uit fr om spri ng through :· !all with several pea k s th rough• oul t he seas on . · Da y-neu tral st r awberri es. un.llke either Ju n~- be a rlng or ever , beari ng varieties , will flower and i produce fruit and r un ners at the 'sam e lime. Ju ne-bea r in g va r ieti es r e.• spond to shor t days to Initiate : flowering; everbearer s res pond · to long days. Wit h a day- neutr al : cu ltlvar such as Tr ibute, the first . : crop ripens ar ound J une 1, a second but smuller cr op ripens about July 15. and the seaso n finishes with a slightly lar ger crop about the end of Augu st. If you can obtai n day- neut r al sets, plan! them in early Ma y. but remove the firs t crop of blossoms this year. Th is conser ves plant . energy · and Increa ses runner production, F'unr sa ys. You ca n allow the second and third set of bloom s to mature info berries. F'unt. lists these pointer s for growing day-neutra l varieties: -Set the p lants about 8 to 9 Inches apar t. Day-n_ eur ral s do not produce as m any runn er s as :· June-bearl n ~ or cverbearlng . varle!les. - Plant In r aised beds. If poss ibl e. The beds should mea sure about 9 Inches high and 12 Inches wide at the rop. sloping- to 2-fool widths at the borrom . High temper atu res r educe !h(' fl ower · Ing potential of day -neutra l var Ieties. F'u nl notes. The wld ebol!om beds keep I he root zone coo l so flowering, par ticular ly for the mid-summer crop. Is enhanced. -Use more tha n usual depths , or straw mulch to keep W('l'ds out and the root zone c·ool. Mulrh th e sides of the sloppd beds an d between the rows_ Supplies of day -neut ral cultlvar s are limited. F' unt notes. You may need to order l hPm thr ough cat al ogs for nex t year _ W~ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant Feeding fat to cows can better milk. production WOOSTER , Ohio i UPIJ Unlike hum ans, addi ng farro the diets of dairy cows Is proving benefi cial, wlrh cer tain breeds giving more milk as a result . Donald L. Palmquisl, dair y resea r cher at the Ohio Agrlculru ral Resear ch and Deve lopment Center, and other sc ient ists ha ve ;• figured out that high-produ ci ng dairy ca ttle. such as Holsteins averaging m ore than 80 pounds of milk a day, will give even more milk If cer ta lnn fat Is added to their diets. Palmquis t says a high- produ cer needs high-ener gy feed: catHe have the genetic potential to pr odu ce m ilk beyond their ability to ear enough to suppor t that prod ucllon. However , by the time a cow is fed enough grain to keep prod uc tion hi gh, she isn' t ca pable of ea ting enough forage to maintain sa~·s . M EGAL AC. a ta n gr anu lar product, pours and stores easily. The energy va lue of I pound or MEGAL AC should suppor t production of about 5 pounds of milk, accordi ng to the r esearc her. He r ecommends feeding the free f!i l at abou t .1 percent of the drv m ai l er In the r ation. Wit h cx-ce iJPnl feed man agem ent , hr says fat content m ight be r aised to o percent w ith economica l res ult s. Acco rd i ng to him . ferdlng M EGA LAC' is an excellen t wa~· to get thE" max im um amount of rar In to vcr·y hi gh-produ cing rows. Why wo uld d ai ry prod ucers wa nt to pu sh product ion higher In . CLEAN CARPE IS · YOU CAN LOVE AGAIN! 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Investment group headed by ·~ f?rm er T reasury Secr etary Wil, ham Srm on is staking its finan· :, era! fu tur e on a st ring of troubled wesrern. thrifts and !he growi ng • · eronomtc strength of t he Pacific _ Rtm . • "I t'' the No. 1 growth area in ., t he world. II m akes Europe look •coJd hat ," said Preston M ar tin, the outspoken former v ice chair man of t he Feder al Reserve • Board. and Si mon's invest ment part ner. Based in San Francisco Si m on and Marlin have purch ased two • arlmg th r i fts within t he pas t six · mont hs. Incl udin g the April 30 : acquisition of Southern Ca li for· ma Savings and Loan Assocta" t ion In Bever ly Hills, Ca lif. " We think the wes tern stares are where the opport uniti es are in the thr ill bu siness ," M arti n , said. I;<' "This is one of the bi gges t :::~~ar ket s' in the country for thr ill ..,.· s ~v ices. " he said. " Fi nancial .... services is the growth oppor tun:.O':i}Y In th e Uhil ed Sta l es and th e ~~world ." ;- Mart in sa id he and Si mon are considering acquiring additional thri fts ,In Ca lifornia , Oregon , Wa shington and Idaho. Marrin also confir med Indus· fry speculat ion that ailing giant Fina ncial Cor p_ of Am erica parent of American Savings and Loa n, t he nation's largest thrift - cou ld become another feather in th e cap of the Simon- led Investment group . " We' r e i nteres ted," he said. "We can raise !he ca pital. The ques tion is ra n we ma ke i t work. " Analyst s who follow th e thr i ft industry sai d the two for mer federal officials. known for their shrewd i nves tment tac tics, may be acquirin g thr if t s ro position themsel ves to take full advanrage of the 1991 opening of Ca l ifornia to in ter stat e banking. Ger ald Haims, a securities analy st who. follows thri ll s for Seidler Amd er Securllles Inc. in Los Angeles, said our -of-stare bank ing gian ts such as Cltlco rp and Chase M anhatten may tr y ro go after thrill s i nstead of ban ks to gai n an Initial foo thold In the California mark et. Haims said th e stal e's 21 2 thrift s ma y comman d higher prices than mos t of Cali fornia 's 4o9 banks . " In the l ong term , a l ot of these • thrifts will m ake more att r active aequlsltons to out -of- stat e ba nks than existing ba nks," Hal ms sai d. " In terms of gelling more value for thei r dollars, som e of these banks could co me in and acquire savi ngs and loans and bring t hem up to capital requirements, " It' s a lor cheaper and you, ca n get a far br oader asset base in the state by co nverting th em (to banks,l " he said. Ma r tin said he and Si mon are nego tia ti ng to acqui re B ell Sav Ings and Loan Associat ion in San Mateo. Calif. and are review in g Paci fic Savings Bank. a t roubled mutual thrift in Costa M esa. Ca lif. I n November . the gr oup ar quired the ailing Honolulu Fe! Savings and Loan Association . "If they pick up these isola ted instlt ullons. they cou ld combine them under one holding company and t hen they wou ld ' be at ta rlive," Ha ims said. " You can fold t hese babies toget her. " " If any body co uld do It , t hey cou ld, " the analyst sa id. "That' s what I think th ei r game plan is." In an interview, Marlin dow nplay ed indu str y cr it ics who contend he and Simon ma y have received preferent ial treatm ent marketing skills needed COLUMBUS. Ohio tUP I I ~ People hoping to se ll the fruits ~ land vegetables I of thei r toil arc • eternal optimi sts. but an Ohio ~ Stare Uni versit y rest•a r cher says •• such enterpri ses have a high rate : of failure. •· Wins ton Bas h. direc tor of the • F'oo d Indu stri es Ce nter, says •• mor e peop le ar e looki ng for t unco nventional mar kets for th ei r ~ fa rm -rela t ed prod uc t s. And : further processi ng is one way • they ' re goi ng. • But er ea ling a new product , might nor be every:hing you •."dr eamed; t here are plent y or obstacles. and 80 per cen t of t he ideas fa il. "We' ve seen inter es t in fruit · 'ari d veget able process ing by •,. growers take off as the wholesale and pick -your-own mar kets for their crops gel l ig hter." Ba sh says. " Th er e are lots of Idea s for new prod uct s, and If' s compar atively easy to esta blish a processin g system and get f inancing. The prob lems com e at the ' marketi ng end." America's eco nom y Is based on the extended food chai n. About 69 percent of t he f ood dollar goes for process ing and distr i~ution . And it 's nor ju st the major corpo ra llon s th at produce profitable prod ucts. , "A Jot of t he unique produc ts on the supermark et shelves are sold by small compan ies," Bash say s. " They've found their niche and arc able to fill II. Ma y be the co m pan y won ' t ex pand , bull hey do what they do well and add to the i ncome they ~et !rom·productlon agricult ure." Ba sh says aspiring ·entrepreneurs can make a go of it wi th a good , new pr od uct, but they m ust be commUted to pr ocess ing. Most Impor ta ntl y, they m ust have a market for their product and rhe abll lly to keep II suppli ed . " A good prod uct will get in ler esl fr om bu yer s, but they have to be guar ant eed a supp ly, " Bash says . " B uyers are not going to make a fina ncial com mit ment i n most cases until you prove your pr oduct and yourself as a pr ocessor. Thai ta kes gut s and commitment. " STILL CELEBRATING FORTY YEARS AT SAME LOCATION SOLID OAK SAVINGS SALE Main St. .; -·• Rutland. Oh. PH . 742 -3088 Mounting Auailable M61 M94 a . Now Thru Sunday, LUMBER& HOME CENTER Marn TREATED DECK PACKAGES Steps, raili ng and benches not incluoed _1 B'x&' 183H0·19J ......... .. . ..... . 14'x10' (834-811·•1 Deluxe 1135-115·191.. lor railing lncludecl . 259~ch . 429B!,h LARGE SELECTION · •oooR2D • J OOOR22 II R22.5 IIR24.5 253.58 275 .95 257 .80 280.27 22.5.14 245 .89 227 .16 247.60 275.41 295 .12 277.78 299.69 M56 258 .91 282.58 264.82 285.68 158~1on 6' Green .PATIO& CARPET GARDEN HOSE 24!h 11!tt. 3'x5'x8' Treated 2·x4 'x92 5/8' Premium LANDSCAPE TIMBERS (132·30-19) 2B!h M59, 326. 19 344.12 328.H 350.58 288.94 317. 14 296.45 323.61 PRECUT STUDS 14'x22' 11/2 Car 49 GARAGE PACKAGE With T1 ·11 Wood Siding 999B!h ~;;12 Car ..... " DECK STAIN · an alrra dy satura tr{l markrt? Palmquist has frw problems wll h t hal. H<·' sa fl er eff iciency . I t rost< Jess to m ainta i n fewer cows, he says. up • ,, MI03 pri<'•·~ COLUMBUS, Ohio iUP1l Prices for choice slaught <'l'' from the F edera l Sav in gs and . In an unusual move. the F'S LJ C' steers are up nea r ly $15 ov<"r last Loan I nsurance Corp. in order to released the ·exact amount or yea r lead in ~ Ia so me opinions build t heir growing network of cas h ass istance, $2l7.5'million, it that • the ra ttle business Is thr ift s. prov ided Si mon· and Mar tin for improving. · A fo rm er president of the the Southefn Ca l iforni a Sav in gs Mid-A pril prices exceeded $70 Federal Hom e Loa n Ban k Board, dea l. _ per hundred pou nds i n Om aha. which ove r sees the f'S LJC'. M ar"The reaso n they okayed us Is Howevor, agr icultu ral · cco nolin ' sa id the negot iations ro because we are bringing In mi sts at Ohio Sta te Universitv acqui re Souther n Califomia Sav · ca pit al. " M ar li n said. say pr ices will probably drop i ngs wer e among th<• toughes t he T he two in vestors co ntr i buted bi t as slaught<'r weig hts lnhas weat her ed. · another $40 million . or whirh $:15 crease. T hr num ber of ca ttl e " We asked for a whole lot and million ca mr fr om Ariad ne A us- slaughter ed is down som ewh at we didn' t get It by an)' means." tr·a lia Ltd . of Brisbane. and f ro m las t vea r. he sa id . '"These guys in Was hi ng· EFINT. an Ital ia n r onre rn affil Facrorsare low feed cos ts. and ton rea ll y bore down. We' ve bPen i:lled with the Ag nell i tam ill-. a retur n to mor e noi·mal feedlot at this since Jan uar y . It was a l ot which con trols Ita lian auio operation s follow ing severe win· tougher than in th£' pas t. " ma kc·r Fi at. fer stor ms and mudcly April r-· - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -- --'--".;;""::.;'.. he ::.;r;_ .-------- ,.....J 1/2"x50' Vinyl MORE TIRfS. MORE SERVICE. MORE SAVINGS. 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Pa lmquist tes ted many differ ent kinds of fa ts to fi nd the optimum co mbi nati on. Th e resull has been his development of a ca lcium sa il, sometimes ca lled soa ps of fatty ac ids, that does not inter fere with fi ber - diges tin g micr obes in the r umen. The Un lied Ki ngdom has been sell ing a pr od uct developed f rom Pa l mquist's work . Church & Dwi ght Co. Inc. ha ve sold t he imported produ ct In Oh io and Pennsy lva nia for the pa st yea r In a rest m arket . In May . the same company wil l beg in m anu facturi ng the produ ct. ca lle<J MEGA LAC. at lis plan t in Old Fort. Ohio. Palm quist reco mmend s feed· Jn g the produ ct to high- produc Ing rows dur ing the fi rst half of !actalion. Som e cows need a few days to gel familiar with the feed. Ot hers don' t see m to notice, he ' May 10. 1981 ,• Va. 1'5998!cn (-.ol) (145·Wt, 42'' ite 10' Section White . 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Iii 0 ;t' 'lft'WI, . . . . . . . . . fttMtt NIIft ....t- llftMIIt ' EI I ............. , . . _. ~ LUM~ER & HOME CENTER ~ ~PTCHECKS GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV MILTON, WV 304·67 5·4584 304· 7 43·9484 HUNTINGTON, WV CATLETTSBURG, KY 304·736·8484 . 606·739·4121 �May 10, 1987 Farm Ohio- Point W. Va. May 10, 1987 Page-0-4 Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 Farmers ask for lower rates WASHINGT ON (UP I J - The F'arm Credit Sys tem see ks not on ly a $6 btltion federa l bailout by th is fait but alstf recommends add itional billions of dollars be spent to red uce inter est rates for farmers bu rdened by debt. H . B rent Beesley, president and chief executi ve officer of the Farm Cred it Corp. of America, an umbrella group lor the 37 farmer -owned system · bank s, ca t ted. Wedn esday for cr ea tion of a Federal Farm Cre di t Assist ance Board through which the Meigs County Ageni 's Corner lt~s MYSTEU\' Fi\ltM This week's mystery !arm, lcaturcd hy tht• Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, is located somewhere In Meigs County . Individuals wishing to partlcipal t• In the wct•kly contest may do so hy guessing th•• rarrn's owm•r. ,Just mall, or drop off your guess to tht• th•• Dally St•ntln!'l, Ill Cott rt St .. l'om••roy. Ohio, 15169 or th•· r.attipotis Trihunr , X25 Third ,\vt•.. (;attlpolls, Ohio, 4iili:ll , and you may win a $5 cash prize lrom the Ohio Valley PuhiiShlng Co. Lt•Uvl' your namt\, address and h!lephone numher with your curd or tf'ltt•r . No telt•phone calls will he at ct•pted. All contest entries should he turned in to lht• newspaper ollie•• hy 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In ca.••· of a tie, the winner will he chost•n hy tolh•ry . Nt•xt week, a Gattiu County farm witt he featured hy the Gallia Soil and Wat er Conservation Dislrid . Urge wheat growers to be alert for rust, other problems in May WOOSTER. Ohio IUPII But, he adds. fa rmer s need to kee p ahead of poss ible outbrea ks Spring wca thN has tx>cn good to Ohio fa r_mers, but an Ohio State · depends by srouting fi el ds Unlver stt y r esea r cher war ns th rough mid-June to eva luate wheat growers to be alt•rt for dt seasr severi ty. For disea ses May wea ther that eoutd tra ct to contro ll ed by fun gicides, appticascvrre rust and other probl ems lion timing is cr itical. Lipps desc ribes th ree common Patrick 1\. Lipps, Ohio State plant patholog ist at the Ohio Ohio whra t diseases co ntrolled Agrlrultur·ai Hesearr h and De- with fungicides: vrtopment Cen ter, says late fall -Se ptoria tra f blo tc h and plantin g and dry weather this gl um e bl otc h cau se bi g y ield spring h<J ve kept wheat disease tosses in vrars wi th above probl em s low. normal rai nfal l. Rai n :1to4 da ys a Farm Fla.~hes Cattle prices up Mr. Sa mpl es t614l 286-5044 for details. Test wi ll ~ given the following Mond ay aft ernoon. Hea t sy nr hroniza 1ion is a m anagemen t prac ti ce that m ay help some cow/ ca lf produce r s Improve prod uction r fflclency and eco nomic rNu r ns. Thi s is Ron Bo tzp. Beef Ex tension Speciali st from Thr Ohio State Universit y. Hea t sy nchroni zat ion controls hea t i n cycl in g femal es so tha t a r t if ici ~tl Insem ination ca n bt:' co mplet ed I n a short er period of ti me. Hea t sy nc hron iza tion Is no subsII I ut c for soun d reproduct tvc man agNllC'n l. howrvf'r. it ca n have grea t potentia l l or Improv Ing beef production if excell ent management is pr ovi ded. Two types of proclucl s th at ar e cut·· rrntty approved by the F'ood and Drug Adm inistra tion for heat sy nc hronizatio n in cl ud e Syn e B and pros tagla ndins cromat ta!IC'rs wrrr not able move mc·a t. including Lut alyse. Es tromat r, The nat ional avverage for the and Bovl tcnr. Another prod uc t fi ve-r ut s on April 9 was $2.42. The whic h looks extre mely promi sJanua ry fl glll'r was S2.:«i. A JO'i Ing Is metengcs tr ot ace tale, rrtnll prlr f' In c rea se Wou ld put k nown as MGA . MGA Is an prl cPs Into the $2 .60's, Accordi ng Inex pensive, s;•nthettc, ora lly to a Chica go ba sed Resea r ch feed additt vr ava ilable act i ve Co rpor ation. retail ers dNermine fr om va rious feect companies in what the co nsum er bu y . Th cv sav tht• form of a protei n supplemPnt two -third s of the mea t Is so.ld on for lrcd lot hPifcr s. MCA will special. Thry ~: l so Indicate that supp r ess hrat and promote meat spec ials a re detN mtned 3·6 gr owth and feed effi c iency i n wrC'ks In advanc€'. TillS means feedl ot heifers . MGA has bePn that those $70 steers or $1.l0 fou nd .a effectively sync hronize ca r cass of mid -April arr cur · es tr us In ca ttle. Howpver. the rt' ntly at the retail countCI'. Th e• fir st hea t fol lowing MGA r emoOhio Cattlemen's sta ff witt make Is su bferill e r es ulting in val :.1 rrwlt sur vey on May 14 In Ohio. r educed co nception ra tes. while whtrh wll t be used In detcr mt ni ng the fer ti l ity of subsequent hea d thP national avt'rage five -cut pe1 ·iods Is norm al. An M GA / prosrct nil avrragr. Thr rf'su lt mu y Indica te where lh<' market top · taglandtn combin ation has been devised for sy nc hroniza tion in wttt set li P. yearlin g bre f heifers. Back up Don EckPrt. Exten sion Agronthirty -two calendar days beforr omist, says I hat aIt evid cn<'l' the first day of thc yea r ling hei fer Indica tes th 111 mor e farmers will breed i ng season . Feed M GA lor be pt11nting no-ti lt co rn and founeen days at thc rat e of hall a soybean s this spt·in g. Dr. Ecker t mg per )lead per day, ca rried by says that moi sture Is ver y three to four pounds of grain per Important . Plant whPn thf' so tlis head per day, with adequate dry enough '" crumble. Unclosed bunk space for all hei fers. Putt seed furrow; are ofte n s~rn In the MGA out of the fred or quit ground lhat is too wet ! Fa rmer~ ft>cdlng. Most of the heifers should plant co r n an Inch :md half should cyc le within a few days. deep. soy bP11n s an lm·h deep. Howevc1·, skip thi s first subferPlant at three to four mit es an t. Sixteen days after MGA ltlt• hea hour. Eckert says tha t ex peremova l , gtve a single pr 0sta · rience no-tilt planters m ay plant fa sl er . but tww-come t·s sh ould go gland in Injection. Breed by artlfl· stow , check ca libration fr e- ctai •tn semtn ation twelve hours after o_bserved heat. Heat synquently and learn as they go chronization ca n be a powerful along. management tool for Improving Mr. Dave Samples, Jackson Count y Extension Agent, will be beef production, however, It Is holding a pesticide trai ning class not a cure-a ll for breeding or mana gement problems. Heat for those wan ling to be certified as priv ate pesticide applicators. sy nchroniza tion will not replace The cla ss wilt be M onday even· good m anagement and will not be tng, May 11, probably at the s u ccessf ul under poo ·r management. District Extension Center. Call Ry Edward M. Vollhorn CEA · Agrlcullure GALLIPOLIS - Ca tt tr priers hav e Increased significant ly thi s spring. Cattle slaught er thi s spr ing ha s trailed ~ h i nd year ago t('vct s. Staug htN li v eweights In ear ly April avf'r agcd 1045 pound s. T his wa s 13 pound s less th an a month ear ll c•r anrt down 53 pounds from 11 yea r earlier . How hi gh can bed pril'l'S go·~ Wh en w i tt market br~aks come ? Mu ch of thc answers wi tt be dup to cons umer reacti on to IJtg her beef priers . Sever al economist sec retail beef prices inCI'casi ng 10-12 per ce nt thi s year. Since 1980. the :rvrr age annu al price for fi vf' retn il ' cut s has l'ang<•d betw een $2 .30 and $2.50 per ' pound. When prices approach $2.>0. cons um<' rs res ist and rr- .·:- ,,• .' . ' ..:-. werk In Ma y is a clu e to wat c h for sept orla blot ches. Blotch es on leaves have as h· gr ey cent er s speckl ed with sm all btar k fun gal bodi es. No whea t var iet ies have high res istance to the septoria diseases. - Powdery mildew usua lly is found during the first few weeks of May. Th e whit e mold growth is a mass of spo res sprea d by the wind and rai n. Powdery mildew is parti r ula rt y seve r e on susceptibl e va rie· lies heav ily fertili zed w ith nitrogen. It ra n be particular ly seve re on Becker, Hart, Arth ur, /\dena , Ca ldwell and Tit a n varieties. - Leaf r ust appears In Ohio durin g the las t half of May and throughou t June. Rus t is ev ident wi th n:ddish -or ange pus tules scattered over thc lea f. Some vor lr! !es huvc good resistance. Ot her s. such as H art, Ty trr. /\dena, Ru ter , Titan, Becker and GRS>O. can su ffer yiel d tosses f rom ru st . Mos t of t hr rust spor es that init iate epide mlr s in Ohi o arc blow n from t he southern r·egions of the U nited States in wi nds fro m Gulf Coas t sto rms. Lipps says southf'rn r egio ns thi s yr ar repor t a high level or l'Ust. maki ng th e pot ential for rus t in Ol1io hi gh with the right wea th er co nd itions in Ma y. "Yield losses from all of these disrases can h0 subs t::mtinl wl1cn the !tag or top leaf becomes infrt' tcd." Lipps says. " Yidd tossl'S occ ur wh en as little as :1 percent of th~ fla g leaf beco mes disrased. assista nce would be funneled as needed. The Gener al Accou nt ing Office, an arl11' of Congress, re cently proposed an ·agency patt erned aft er the federal contr ol board that oversaw a bailout of the Chrysler Corp. I 1 izers whe n wea ther is cooter stows down N toss. If th e surface of the soil ha s been limed within the past three m onth s wi th two to ns or more of limestone per acr e, do not apply urea -base d fe rtili zers unl ess they ca n be incorporated into the soil. To stop ammonia votatiti za ton from urea . the urea must be t ied up by th e so il. To get the urea in di rec t contact wi th the soil , it msut r ain enough to wash the urea from the residue or the volat ili zat ion ca n be a problem if the urea is not placed In cQnta ct with the soil and it is dry for several days after spreading. Twenly-eight percent (28'1i ) N so lution is usually mad e up of urea and ammonium nitrat e. The nitrate in this product is subject to leaching and 'd enitrification fro m the time it is placed In the ' field. The urea components are subj ect to t he sa me loss mechanisms as straight urea . N so lutions ca n be banded on the soil surface easily by dribfarm er must Place urea -based bling. This met hod or appl icalion minimizes the amount that sticks fer tilizer in direc t conta ct with soi l b y ti l lage. band i ng or to the res idue: therefore. surface dribbling. volati liza tion is minimal. If th e residue is tight, 0.25 to 0.5 Ammonium nitra te (34'Xi is in ch of rain Is enough to dissolve 50'1. ammonium N and 50Y. th E' urea and wa sh it in to the so il. nitrate N when added to the soli. lf th e r es idue is heavy . 0.5 inch or The ammonium N quickly con gr eater of ra infall is r equired . verts to .nitrate N. F'or soil Urea 145'/, 1 conve rt s to nit r ate" subj ect to teaching or denitrification , ammonium nitrate would N fa i r ly fast, usually in les s than tw o weeks in th e sprin g. Denit r i- not be preferred. Ammonium fi ca tion on wrt or compac ted . nitrat e has no urea in it; therfore, surfa ce appli cation would be a so i ls can be seri ous. ·Leac hing ca n bC' a pro bl em in coar~e soils. good choice wh er e ·volatilization In no tilt situation s surface of urea is expected . Tour Guides : D oes money moti· vate you? Salary to start · Comm iuins - Bon us . Fantastic •• .,• . .. t, I THE2~WHEELTRACTOR WE ARE YOUR DEALER FOR TOP. QUALITY PRODUCTS. STOP IN OR CALL . US TODAY AND SEE HOW WE CAN HELP IMPROVE YOUR OPERATION. SNELL Third & Sycamore Gallipolis, Ohio Sadly missed by children and family. In loving memory of my mother, Dessie Patterson, who passed away one month ago today. Ann Boso In Memory of our Dear ELSIE G. CIRCLE Who Just Left Us on April 11. 1987 MOTHER'S DAY 1987 This would have been your . "Special" day , Dear. sweet, precious mother. We certainly do miss you Me, Dad, Sis. and Bmther, Yet we find peace in know· In g. You1 eartbly suffering is all ore'. 446~2985 - ~I'IIMSUIIU ' And that we' ll someday meet you. On Heaven's happy shore. Happy Mothet's Day, Sweet Angel! Sue Hager sister linda Patterson & brother larry Circ te In memory of our mother, NEVA GRIMM. on Mother's 0"! God needed a special mother up on Heaven's throne So he took you by the hand and said come home. Mom, you are special in our hearts And nothing wilt tear that apart for we love and miss you dearly still There's an emptiness. nothing can lulfitt. So a Special Happy Moth· er's Day to you A mother whose love and affection wes ;tways true. Loved a~d missed by your Children , Grandchildren & Great· Grand chi tdren. In Memoriam are better off." they say. ButMoni. I wish I had you for another day. In Memory of Steve Montgomery, departed this life 4/ 30/ 84. It's been three lonely years now, dear Si nce that awful fata l day, Th e electric tines blew agi· ansi the truck And took your young lite '!t-YEAR LIMITED WAARA1ITV. Warr.lnt~ 1Wi vary dependmy on equipment purt~ Jnd actual u!oe. DetailS oo request away :~> When you left us you were only twenty-one But God called you home for your work here was done. The hurt of having to eive you up Is stilt fresh in our heart. I pray someday we·n meet With yOU Where we witt never again tnrt. Fallin love with a Gravely. New lfoun: Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 9-S, Yues. & Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-1 GRAVELY TRACTOR Sadly missed by: Mother Eudora. father Stanley, brother Brian. Sisters Debby & Marcia , and son Brandon. SALES & SERVICE ' 20C CONDOI ST. 992·2975 POIIEIOT .. 8r. Vicinity Moving Sale. Call 614 -446· 8201 . Yard Sale, Friday and Sa1Urday, 28 Burdntte Addn , 9 :00 t"ill 7 :00. Kids . adult clothes. Home Interior, Barbi e items. ~urntiu re, toys . Rain or shine. '1979 Cougar XR7 , 302 engin e. $1 ,800.00. 304 ·675 -2226. 2 male kittens, 7 waeks old. Call IV :cA -c:R ::-:D c-S : cA:cl-::E-:-:-M:c,-, - 1-c-1-.-c-::1 2. 614-446-4387 · located on Ke nny Co urt last house on right. Babybed, ea r· Medium size fem ale blonde seat, adult clothes, little girts Collie. Chow -Chow, Terri er, clothes , 2T-o&T, Toys some nle Golden Fletriever. ell female, necks , MORE . 9 :00 to 5 :00, milled . Call614-446 ·7862. RAIN CANCELS . '----------f Medium silll dog to giveaway. Preferably to a farm . Not good wittt kids . Female. 4 yaars old. T"' Call 614-446 -2661 oher 3:30. Free hay in Gallipolis; 7-9 acres . You cut & haul. Call 614· 446· 4930. Half Dachshund, half Beagle . Partly house broke. 5 months C>ld. Call 614 ·446·1 149. I I know you are not here to say this to . But 11om, lreally miss you. to hold you in my arms once more. To tell " I love you," like had before. lou, To walk with you . to m your flowers. We sit and talk. pass away the hours. __ We would eat a bite, and drink some tea, After awhile I'd say, I have to co . it's cettinc dark you see. • It Slllllllike only jts1lrdly Tlttse thinp wt did SlY. 11om. time 1m cone so last. I cannot believe Sl'leral years has pmed. In Memory of our mother. llitlcie ~bott who passed away lily 10. 1915. Vivian &Gent 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for lata modal clean used cars. .)im Mink Chev .- Oids In c . Bill Gene Johnson 014-446-3072 Early American couch, fa ir eon d. TOP CASH paid for' 'B3 modal 304-675-3696 . end newer uaed cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 614 -446- Free to good home male kitten. 1 black. 1 IJrBy, will deliver with itl reasonanble d ist.ance. 304-896· 2282 3681 . Moth~t. did not want to face the fact, some day you'll be The Gravely 2-wheel tractor plows, tills. mows. hauls. cultivates. sweeps. removes snow, digs post holes. There are over 20 attachments powered by our famous all-gear direct drive that give you year-round performance with profession&! results. Stop bY today for ademonstration of the 2-wheel tractor and the attachments of your choice. ~GRAVELY. ...... Pf'Pieasa·i ic .. 7721 . Eureka: At the 12 mile marker, Rt . 7. All week 8·4. Adult clothing , matern'lty wear , household, furnishing s, carpet propane heater. In Memoriam Bob Roy residence in Racine. Houn hold items . clothing, antique apool bed. t oys. In loving memory 1 - - - - - - - - i Big yard sale, 304 Wilson St. · of Christina Grimm Henderson. May 11 · 12th, 9·4 behind G&B hxon. Home lnt, Giveaway on Mother's Day. · 4 adult clothes. FOR 4-SEASON PERFORMANCE ON THE SPOT FINANCING ~· · t~ Four family garage sale. M1y · 12th and 13th. 9:00-5 :00 p .m. Two Mi. North of Chester on At . 7. and I am sad. I look back at the times we had. I thank God for these many ~ears . But Mom, I cannot help but shed some tears. 1ST ATTACHMENT FREE MOWER, TILLER or· PLOW <· GALl~Gflfl? Basement & yard sale. 8 sp. elect. start Gravely with attachmenta . Oit heater, lamps, roll- away bad , corner cabinet. sinks. glassware. curtains. bed spreads , lots of Clothes. Plantz Sub. 8th to 15th. 10-7. 446- Giveaway 2 KENT FEED GURANTEED TO IMPROVE YOUR FEEDING EFFICIENCY PAG HYBRID SEED CORN, KENWORTHY SEED CORN, SNELL GALLAGHER HIGH .TENSEL FENCE. Yard sale: I will not be responsible for debts contracted tor by anyone other than myself as of May 8, 1987. Diane Sullivan Caruso. Th elma Evans. wife ; Vickie 2 Saturday, May 9th. & Sunday. May 1Oth. 2 mil es oH Rt . 7 on Georges Creek. horrle. 3 male, half English 9 wks . old. Fifth house Snowball Hill Rd. on leh toward Racine in Svracu&e. Rev. Jimmie F. Evans II Dr. Sigismund Harder Dr. Michael Furlong Mrs. Donna Evans Veterans Memorial Hospital (Extended Care Unit Staff) Racine Emergen cy Squad Meigs Co. Home Health Nurses Syracuse Mission Bethany United Methodist Chu rch Ew ing Funeral Home Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. Pleasant Valley Freewill Baptist church Dow Saunders Blythe Thiess Dal e & Roberta Maidens Jan & Paul Cardone Aline Weaver Ja ck &Clara May Sargent Chuck & Jean Alk ire Gretla Simpson Shannon Counts The rate of su rface vola t il izatio n depends on moist ure level, te mpera ture and surface pH of the so il. lf th e so li surfa ce is mois t. the water evaporales into the air . Ammoni a rel ec.~sc d fr om the urea is picked up in the water va por and los t. On dry soil surfaces. less urca -N is los t. Temperatures gr ea ter than 50 degrees F and pHs greater than 6.5 signif ican tly increase I he r ate of urea conversion to amm oni a gases. Apply ing urea-ty pe fert il - 6421 , Not-just a job. l ·o''"" We would like to express our sincere thanks duringh the extended iIIness of our husband and "Poppy", Johnnie Fmaklin Evans; to ihe followi~g: .'· Frid.JIY· 333 Th ird A ve . Puppies to give away to good· ' •• Middleport 8r. Vicinity ment positions a11ailable. Call Sue for Interview 614-286· .4 We wish to thank all that contributed to the success of our Seventieth Wedding Anniversary. Especialy those that gave their time and visited with us .. also catds and reminders of our friendships over the many years. Cards came from Alaska, Edmonton, Canada , Florida, also phone calls from many places. Again we want to thank you lor the many pleasant memories that our many friends brought back to us - on this occasion . Maurice & Marie Thomas .•• 8r. Vicinity benefits·advanc.Oment manage- May God Bless each and every one. Roberta Thaxton .•. ....... Garrfjio1Ts....... .. ....... P.i:iiTiiirov ........ .. opportunity to Earn -$800· $1 000 / wk . Many company wish to express si ncere thanks to Dr. Furlong, all nurses and those who helped in any way at Veterans Memorial Hosptal and the Extended Care Center, to friends, neighbors, for all prayers offered, for cards, flowers, gifts and food that .was so gra· ciously given during the · illness and death of my husband , Olden Thaxton. ' 11 Help Wanted · WOlD ~~~~~~:~v S©\t~}A-~£~~" GAMI Ed;IOd b, ClAY t . 'OLLAN _..:..__ _ _;..._ Owords Rearrange the 6 scrambled be low mo ke 6 3 Announcements I cover c rop. Supplying the Agricultural County with TOP QUALITY BRAND NAME PRODUCTS - An noun cements The family .of Charlene Black Burnette wish to thank the Gatiield Avenue ne igh~ors for the beautiful flowers and other acts of kindness during the time ot our sorrow. corn planting time again By John C. ltice County Extension Agent POMER OY -Corn Planting I s Here - Most ferti lizers conta in three elem ent s- ni trogen, pho sphorus, and pot as h. Wh en apply ing a starter fer tilizer w e need to be ca r efu l wher e th e fertilizer is placed and how much. F'ertil iz. ers conta i n sal ts. Salts can burn the ptanl or prevent the seed from germin ating. The nitrogen and potassium, or polas h. olthP fertilizer co ntain salt. Starter fer tilizers shou ld be appl ied two inches over and two inches down from th e corn seed. The sa lt s should not exceed 90 pounds. To determine the pound s of sa lt s let 's use thi s example ... I want to apply 400 pounds of 6-24-24 through the corn planter . Is this over 90 pound s of salts? Yes it is. Mult iply the 400 pounds by 6or 6'1. and this g ives you 24 pounds . Mu ltiply the 400 pound s by 24 or 24 '7. and th is gi ves you 96 pounds. 24 pound s plus 96 pounds equ al s 120 pound s of sa lt s. 300 pound s of 6-24·24 cont ain s 90 pound s of sa lt s It he maximum lim it) . Nitrogen F ertilizers -Usually ar e fou r form s - il) Urea -45'1. nitrogen or N; (2 ) ammon ium nitrate-33'Y. N; 13 ) anhyd rous ammonl a-82'7, N: and (4) twen tyeight percent 128'Y.) N so lu tion. Nit rogen should never be sacri ficed to sav e m oney. You may be able to cut back on phosphorus and pota sh I P & K) . but cutting ba c k on ni tr ogen wilt cut your yield . Be careful in applying ni t rogen ferti lzers : tcont aining only nit rogen) . Nitrogen can be lost from th e soil in thr ee ways 11 denitrification: 2) teac hing: 3) sur face volatilization. Den itr ificat ion is tile changing of the nitrogen to a gas. Thi s is ca used by wet soi ls, co mpac tion , and warm co nditions. L eac hing is caused by too much water . Surface vo tatt za tt on of nit rogen occ urs when urea fo rm s of N break down and fo rm amm oni a gases and where there ts ti tt le soil water to absorb th em . Thi s co ndition occ urs whe n urea for m s of N ar e place d In the fi eld but not in di rec t cont ac t wi.th th e so i L Thi s situ at ion ca n occur when urea i s spread on corn residu es of 28'; is sprayed on heavy resi du ~s of cornsta tk or Card of Thanks 6 Lost and Found _________ ,,_ Follnd : Male black dog with collar. Vicinity of Ponderou . Catl614-245-9575 .lifter 6 . lost: Cockatiel bird . Low er Middleport area. If found or seen call 614-992·6804. Reward. 560 . reward for ttte return of English Sheep Dog 16 year old boy ' t birthday present! . Last seen S.!lturday, May 2nd . Bo· so's, Great Bend. Call614· 843- Buying daily gold , silver coins, rings. jewelry, sterling ware , aid coins , l~rg e currency . Top prices. Ed Burkett Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. M iddleport, Oh. 614- 992 -3470. Buying junk ears . Calleher 5:00 pm. Call 614-992 ·5648. Wanted : Atari tapes . Come IO 210 Spring Ave. Apt. 2 Pomeroy . or call 614 -992 -6750. Asl4 for Curt. Good used ridin g l1wn mower , 8 to 10 hp . 304 -67&- 74Je . 6294, FOUND. ten female puppy. near Post Office. ph one 304-675- Em~~ Irt ytn ~ nl 6680 . Servtm 8 Public Sale & Auction Cash in • dav the Auction way. Click' s Au ction Service. 304896-3430, license No. 754 -87. Rick Pearso n Auction eer 11cenaed in Ohio and West VIrginia . Reel Estate', antique, farm , 11 Telemarketing Opp ortunity If you have previaus telemarket· lo ing e11perience and are looking for e career inslead ot .11 job, conaider AAA-the Auto of Southeatern Ohio. An I opportunity fflt sales peo· pie with AvM, Tupperware. Fuller Brush., Or insurance sales e~perience . It you are a member ol AAA you know the value of the produ ct you will be aelli11g Shere that knowledge with others and get paid for it. Send resume or work history to AAA , The Auto Club of Southeastern Ohio. 710 Waller St. Ports· mouth, OH 45662. ATTN: Bl'lx Bat ea . simple words . Pr inl .lelters of eoch in lis line cif squares . G ES NNI I I' I 446-0737 . MT-MLT Needed . Part -lime position . Registered or registry eligible. Must be available lor 6 or 6 weeks o( full· time orienta · lion. O'Bioness MemoriAl Ho spi tal, Hospital Drive, Athens, OM 46701 . 614 -693 ·6651 ext . I rs SUN0 VE My mom was nef'IIOus about having a complete physical in· eluding a treadmill stress teet. ~I consoled her, "Just Imagine yourself In the mall carrying a . I 1 I' I I 6 256. EOE . BELBEP I• I 1 I I I -----... KN I G I L I t---,r:-.:,;-:.:,r..,..;;-:.:,.,.,.-l I I I I I Ill AN / Supervisor . iOO Bed SNF / ICF under new manag ement is now seeking RN 'a with lup"rvisory lkllls . Recent LTC e11perience prtterred. Send re aume to : Four Winds Nunlng Facility, 216 Seth Avenue .. Jackson . OH 46840. Ann: Sue Woodard, Director of Nursing. 9 G) S-I b 0 ......... . ,.... ... r· r c , 'ElV8 DNI>In 31883d SfiON111 ElNlddOHS e Bu!A.ue:> 11ew 1141 u1 11118Jno~ eU)BBWI ISnr, 'J8\j P8JOSUOO NS/SI/3 I 'ISel SS&JIS JIIWP88JI 8 BU)pn)O ·U! 11r.l!SA4d 818tdwoo e Bu!hBII 1noqe snoAJeu SSM wow Ari d017'(M S137·f¥1f"'OS !~========:::-]r;;=:;:;:;:;::::;:;;:;::=T~=:;;;::::;=;;,:~:::::;=:i. 11 Help Wanted Babytitter needed•our home. daytime. Mon -Fri. Agea 9 & 2. Centenary area.- S end ra1um e: Bo• T-20 c• Galllpollt Oallv Tribuna 826 Third Avenue. Gellipoll1 , Oh io 45631 . MAK E EXTRA MONEY During 'lnur Spera Tlme l Show our new line of Celand11rs. Pen • and Advert ising Glf11 to lqcal firma. Pr ompt, friendly ser\llce fr om 78 year old AAA ·1 Company. Weeldy commlssJona. Set vou~ own hours. No lnveat· ment or co llection s. No triiPO· rience naCeuery. Wri1 e Kevin Peska, NEWTON MFG . Com pany, Oapt . E2632, Newton. low• 50208 . 11 Help Wanted M~~oture woman to live in end cere for elderly gantlemen on weekend• "Fri. thru Sun" mutt have goOd reference•. perter non , moker, 3()• -& 16 · 1405. AVON ·Its changing! Be among the first to re•p the beneflu of the new Avon . ~ all 304-882- 2045 . Sy1a eu1e Villag e 11 taking re· 1ume'a tor pool mAniiQIJr. Send to Jan ice lawsnn by May 18 . Bo• 266 . Syra c use . Ohi o 46779 . AVON . no service charge, open t errlt o rlas , phone 304 -8'715 1429 . 11 Help Wanted REPS NEEDED For business accoun11. FullTim e 160. 000 180,000. Part -Time t12 ,0QQ. t18.000, No sellinv. 1rep ..t bu1lne11 , Set your own hour~ . Training pravkled. Clll 1·812· 938 ·6870, M-F. Bam tt &pm (Cantral Standard Time) , COOPER Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, ln1. 399 So. Third, Middleport NOW HIRING ' Experitnltd Help Wanted Oflire Mtt~pniu Help Sales People ' A"l Y IN PEtSd~ MON. I·S !XCEUEN1 PAY ' Full-time excitement S Firm prizes 2 pan ·tima. 1 full-tlm11. Car & phone needed. TUPPER · WAFI E. Ph. !J14· 364 -400, . WANTED MARKETING CONSUI1ANT AGRACON INC. AGRA-CON - Ol SlliiMSNY 0 I·..S Spe ci al Proje ct Coordinator, half- time. Excellent verb1l, writ· ONrHNn liquidation ules , 304 -773· 6786 or 773-6430 . New John Deere Dealer in Gallipolis. proudly announces the addition of John Leonard as its service manager. Agracon Service Dep. prepares and services all makes of agriculture, industrial and lawn and aarden equipment. Service technicians are or will be factory trained. Work is guaranteed. Call John at 4-46-0475 1 eva FJNiddOHS We are currently looking t or computer salespeopl~ In the Gallia. Mason . Meigs County areas. If you have a background in computers or tales and a desire to '>e succeuful, this could be f or you. Apply In parson. TCS , 69 Sycamore St . Gl!llipolia. or caii614 ·446 -4900 for an appointment. Hiring. Caii805· 6B7 -6DOO Ext R-9806 for current federal list. Comp lete the chuc kle quoted I0 b~ · lllling in the mi,~ing words L• ...J.l-..J.l-..J.l-..J.L-..J.--J. you de~Jelop from step N o. 3 below. · GREAT POSITION -Ligh1 up your life with CANDLE CON CEPTS . Now hiring Supervisor a. Free training, samples & supp· lies. Weekly paycheck. set your own hours . Begin in Menage· . ment hwel position. Ideal job tor mothers. te11chers, pany plan de~llers . Call co llect 614 -474 6213. GOVERNMENT JOBS . 516,040 • t69.230 yr. Now ' LAP LOW Need someone' to tear down garage lor lumbar_ Call 614 - ten communication , and. record• mantgementskills required E•per;ence wo•k;ng w;th volunteart and In lund raising . Team membflt' capabilities. Reaponsl· bilities includa organltatlon and overtighl of fund raising information, data tyttem1. m1teri1l1 design . Corporate research, u tabliah corporate solicitation program. Prefer knowledge ol southeeat ohio and computar experienCe . Athena-based, 8 county organization. Car necesaary . Sflme evenlng· weekend work. Send res ume and lettar of interearto Kay Atkins, E11acutlve Dir ector. Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ottio, 396 Ri chland Ave. , A then. Ohio 45701 . Deadline 5 · 18·87 . ESP-EOE . • UNIIMTIO INCOME POtENTIAl S42,000/ YEAR . GUARANIEIO" ' MANAGIMIHf OffiM!ljNIT!IS NIW UR PROGRAM 'AID UCAnON GALLIPOLIS 446·0475 2% Discount on all cash sales of John Deere Agricultural parts. Sale on all John Deere lawn & garden tractors. Save hundreds of dollars. Pf'•· .We afftr aM the abente oyr hnitMI morkttlng IDMultonu l¥ho rtprtttrif ovr lltttt ef fDOIIIi prtparatlon ond fOCNt hon""' ~uifHNI'tl. 16 Saltt ••ptrltnct Is ilGUIIfO ond ,ou nMt 1M owailabtt for lrnmtdtalt t"'flloymtnt, ••At ptr tonlroct. ANIMAL PARK Schools, Chu tche s Company Pic nics Birthday Parties and Family Reunions I l'lUS, ~tmpltlt trotllin" ~· netd to ftto(pts, ond flo "erniiftt travtl. 5 Happy Ads Call U1 At l -6ti/8Sl· l012 Iunday 1t a.m.-6 p.'m. Monday I o.m.-6 P·l"· 5 Happy Ads 11 384·3060 1-800-282-2167 Happy Mot.her's Day to the most precious and Iovin& mother there is, Mildred Watson . Bill. Patsy. Roger, Barbara & Dan. HOLZER CLINIC, INC. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO CALL 614-446-5280 Happy Mother's Day. Tom, Janet Kay & Tommy '• Brand new 3,000 plus sq . ft . Dept . Create your Own Physical Medicine Philosophy in an enthusiasic progressive atmosphere.,Excellent salary plus profit sharing and pen 1ion plan. ADA E. BISSELL The Best Mother in the World. Love, SOUTHERN EO UtMENT CO .. INS . PHYSICAL THERAPISl WANTED To We love You! Help Wanted •t 1nd Pap1111 5-9-87 As some as ever - Happy 30th Birthday, Dennis! I - Help ·wanted Area Business In Need Of Experienced Building, Mechanical Maintenance Personnel. liHO flillllll TO: ... s.e do'"" rt...t Rogkt• • 200 lttrin ltnot �May 10, 1987 Ohio- Poin Pleasant, W. Va. 1 1 Help Wante~ 31 P1115(Jn for genral farm work and m1lking assistant . Must ha~~.e sound family li fe and no drin~ ­ •ng. Benef•ta. depend on e.~~: p • · ••e nctl' and att•tuPe Reply with 3 Hlhen c~ts to So_. P-6 . care Point PIA1i51Hit HOsp , 200 Millin St , Pt Pit w1t hm 5 days . MtJa l cutt er part time 304 -67 65363 15 Sctoools Instruction 4367 breez-way , Surrounded by sta nd of pin.. on 1 3 '!Cru. Pond, new :' fen c11, b1rn . Cell dey1 614 -448 - 2107 or tve nings 246· 5800. Price redue~. Remodeled double wide 7 room•. 2 bathl, new furn1ct, new roof, on large lot 6 miln out of town on John1on Ridge Rd $29,000. Ph 814-448 May co nsider tfade-in of mobrle ~lome or pt'opertv on this new 3 BR home. 2: car garage. 6 mi. south on At 7, 847, 600 Call 614-446-8038 18 Wanted to Do Sup trc lttnk pump tng, re~tdent taj & co mmer~ ca l sao per toad Rmr Evans EnrerpriiU!J Jackson, Ohm Call 614 -286 -6930 ()d d jobs painting. drive· way rosealing, carpentar work & root r epa rr . tntes 8o hedge• 'l~pa r• encA d Ca ll 614 -379 2416 Wil l mow lawns in t own . Call 614 -446-3658 W11ntod to do wnok ly nou•e or ofh r::A r::loanmg Ca ll 614 -44 6 - 2~7--------------Ht~rbal•ht · Wallpaper Hangtng Cftll 614 ·446 -2200 . or 446· 3131 lawn mower repair. Will pick up and d11llver Also llghl heuhng . Call 61 4-742·2393 Of 614· 74.2-3091 Reduce d Modern R anc h; woodbu rn ing f.replaco . Screened porch, ClfPeted. carpon, 3 acres. Near Crown City. t3 8.000. Call 614 -258 -1319 For u le by owner in Rio Granda, 3 BR cedar home, 8 mon th s old. Uuge cou ntry kitchen, 2 bath s, large deek , 2 balconhtl City schools Call 814 -245 -5488 For u le by owner: 2 story hou se i n M iddleport overlooking park 30 yr guarnteed vinyle ai ding, w -w r::ar pat, 1 113 bath, umque woodwork 614-992 -6126 Government Homes-f rom $1. ( U repair) Alao tex delinquent and foreclosure properties. For lit l· 1ng, cal l (refundable) 1 -316· 733-8082. EXT. G2021 Pomeroy, no down payment needed . Three bedroom . equipped kitchen. bath, base· mAnt. AC, carport Call 614· 992-2M2 Fully furnished 2 BR . home in Cn r1 do light hau ling and roofrng Rniu o nabl o ratll S . M arion Ra cine with equipped kitchen. . A iverview property 1croaa from Sn1 d0r 614 -949 -2629 Ganaral Store. Euy acce11 to Wttf)ted to do, spnng cleaning, Ohio River bo•t laun ching and hous11 clea nmg oHico clenal ng, sa ndy beach. t 16.000 614949 -2168 O• 61 4-949-2263 . phMH 304 -982-2662 WANTED TO DO . Yard Work. nln~ lng , painting ou1buildmgs, 30~· 676 · 4880 . Financial 21 I NOTICE I 'rH E OHIO VAl l EY PUBLIS HINO ·(:O recomm ands that you do business with people you kriQW, and NOT to send money thr ough tho m111l until lfOU heve lnvel tinnt ed the offoring E•tnrmi1al Chemicols. lnr: is looklrfg for a pet~ on w ho wenl! to IJe; in th e ter mite and pest control businen for themselves. Pras enlly we have an ottablished franchi•A for s11le at a very rMsonnb ln prica-- tnr m1 avail&· ble It co vers Ga llipolis. Pom ft 10y: Ohio and suround ing co untlft l. Pl ease t e p l lf to : EXTE RMITAL CHEMICA LS, IN C, BOX 1633. DAYTON , OH 46401 or C11ll 6 13 263 -6 144 2 3 · Professional Services Corpet instollotion 304 676 · 6884 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale N EW AND USED M O BI LE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOM E SALES. 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 PHONE 614 -446-1274 14'166 mobila home & 3 lots in Evergreen Call 614 -446 -1339 or 448 -1628. 1973 12ll85 kirkwood Remodeh,d . Will consider offer 614992· 2464 after 8 .00p m . 2 BR . treiler. Carport. porctt, ueellent cottdit ion . Also trail er lot with every thing to hook up hailer. on same lot . Barn, pond, In co untry. 9 acres . Consider land Contra ct. S20, 000. 614· 742· 3197 1981 Shulu, 3 bedrooms, 1VJ baths. total electric, central air with manv e11tras. 304-676- 6969 1984 Fairmont 141160 all elect· ric, centa l air, w1ll r::onalder vehicle tn trad e. $13.600.00. 20 aero farm Hannan Trar::e Road. Glenwood. W Va. f or more information call 30 4-773· 6 118 or 773 -5 186 after 500 110 acres, l eon Baden Rd , House & outbuilding Stream throu gh property . 304· 458 · 106 6 . 24 2 acres beSide Pomaro.., Health Care Center 40 tillable, large wooded 11ree' 2 houses (one log). outbuilding. rur al water , $180.000.00 . 304 676 3276. 34 Business Buildings For sale by owner, 1979 Buddy 141170. 3 BR . 1% batt'ls. total ehtc . Alot o f o11 tras. Call 614· 446 ·3065 . 747 l nddustrhll st orage 12 foot over ttead door. 3 phases of electrtc, 181148 steel buildm g 614 - 446 - 2362 For appOintm ent 1975 Shul 11 mobiht ho me. 12•66. Ca ll evenings , 614 -446 4489 comp letely furnished, wll!lh er· dryef mtcrowave oven. rec room Pay own utrlit1e3 . 5225 per m on th Days 614 ·992 · 2381 Evenmgs . 614 -992 · 2509. Three bedroom1, larg e kitchen. 2110 N Ma 1n. $250 plu s utilities . No pet s Ref erence and deposit. 304-458· 1875 35 Lots & Acreage -lclou for se le &3000 . 1m acre and up. Call 614-992 -7481 , 614992 -2386 or 614 -992 ·3543 lot in private park o n R accoon Creek. Electric. sewer. and watar Well fln11nced. Shown b>t appointment only Call 614- 742 -2577 . 2 8~ mobile home at Evergreen Call 614 -446 · 7032. PUBLIC AUCTION 2 BR m obile homa in Bidwell SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1987 10:00 A.M. Call 614-448-9669 located from State Route 248 East of Chester, Ohio. Take Co. Rd. 28 to 1st road on left to Mt. Olive. Wat ch lor sa le signs. Mr. &Mrs. Sellers are moving. Trail er abovo Kroger s in Pome· rov for rent . Total electric. Call 614 -992 -62 1 5 . 2 bedroom Call 614 ·94 9 ·2424 2 bedroom trailer, couples, 1 small child , locust Rd. Rt. 1. Point Pl easant, 304-6-74--.1076 2 bedroom mobtle hom e fu rnished . Used lawn mower s for sala. 30 4 -675 -6512 altar s·oo pm till12 .00 pm . 1984 14x70 Knollwoud 3 br, gard en. two bay wtnd ow s. cathedra l ceil ing. two ce1lrn g fans 304 -675 -4853 or 675· 4230. 'HOUSEHOLD" Dmelle sel &8 ch.,rs. 2pc livingroom su1te.color TV. coffee table loctogan), Wh11lpoot dryer. gold Sunray gas range, Hot p01n1 relngertor. 2 sets bar stools. m1sc ch a11s, piCtu res. m1 sc. pots & pan s. m1sc lmen & drapes. MW wnnger wa sher. m1sc. small eleclnc appliances, lawn cha11 s. slools and oth er m1sc. "ANTIQUES OR COlLECTOR ITEMS" Glass doo1 kitchen cabmel. cupboard oval p1clure frame. drop lealtble. crocks. w11e egg baskel.1umbo peanut buller '"· washboard. stone1ar s. 11on kettl es. 2 Bhnd George wooden spoon s. small scales. smgle trees. bollle capper an d mo're. 2 bedroom, you pay utihtie!:i. adu lts only, deposit requ1red 304-675-2535 44 'MISC." 5 HPMTO rolol1 ller. 150 Homel1 te cha~n saw. new motor. a11 comresso1 mrsc doors, IIIISC. hand tools. D1e Hard car ballery. pus h mowers. grrnd slone, sc rew jacks, rope blocks. lrunk. wheelbarrow. 110n bed, lotsol wood sphl & dry, step ladd er. barbed w11 e. slale, blocks & bncks. & othe 1tems. Apartment for Rent OWNERS: MR. & MRS. GEORGE SELLERS 1 Bedroom bas te rent $176 .00 plus elec trir:: Also requued a ~ 200 00 ser:urity rleposi1 CON · TACT. Jackson Estates Dept Ph 4 4 6 -3997 Equal H ousing Opporlu ntty, Ea ts Furnished Apt. 1BR . 701 Fourth Ave .• Gallipolis. $226 Utilities Pd Ph 446 -44 16 after 7PM AUCTION SAT., MAY 16, 1987-10:00 A.M. 740 Second Ave 1 BA . 818 5 per mo D eposit reqUt rod Ca ll 614 446 -4222 betwe en 9-5 LOCATION : From Gallipolis take Rt. 7 north to Addi· son, tu rn left on Addison Bulaville Rd. Go approx. 3 miles to Jerricho Rd .. then appro x. 1 mile io sale site. Watch for s1gns! 3 ' ooms & bath, st ove & refrigerator furni she. Utilities paid. No Chtl dren, no pets Ph 614 -446 -2683 ANTIQUES: Old oak wash stand. sewmg rocker. sial back cha11. 114 C1own churn. #4 Da~ sy cho1n, kraul culler. tube berls. oa k secrclary buller mold. Nice 2 B~ apl Stovo. refri gerator, water furn 'od. 4 V1 m1. fr om Gatltpohs. S210 / mo S50 Oep No Pet s Call 6 t 4-446 -803B . HOUSEHOLD: Wh11loool refrr~erator w/ lreezer. ru sl recliner. Flexsteel. brown , tweed cha11. Zen1lh 21" co lor TV. swiVel rocker. wooden dmette set 1ncludes oval table. ex tra leaves & 4 cha11s, Cold spot chesl lype freezer , n1ghl sland. maple framed m11r01, cedr chest. ulrhty ca b1net. BURLINGlON HOUSE bedroom su1te mcludes tnple dresser. posler queen s11e bed. n1ght stand. chest: Ken more sew1ng maclrrne. B.OOO 8TU RCA all cond . box I an Graciou s living 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Vill Age Manor and Ri verside Aport ments In M rddleport . From 8215 including uhhtuu . Call 614 -992 -7787 EO H FARM _EQUIPMENT: Tractor - Massey Ferguson. model 50: 1973 Old s 4 door, 1ound ba~l mover. Km g Colter bush hog, PlO l1ve power cham ho1sl. stock wat erer (new). feed ca rt seeder. d1sc. round hay Ieeder. S1mplc1ly 3 HP lllle1. saddle. l1me spreader 1 bedroo m furnished apartment Privalo ent ran ce .Uld parking Deposit and re l 01ence. No pms Phon e 614 -992 -59 4 2 af te r 5 00 p m TOOLS: Steel tabl e w/grrnde1, hand lools. garden lools. eleclllc d11ll '• h.p. Sl10p Crall cu clesaw. 7". bundle ol d11ll b1t s. Delu11u 3 rm . unfurn'ed npt First floor-like naw thr oughuul Private and quiet Heat fum 'od $285 / mo Ca ll 614 -446·4607 or 44 6-2602 cham ho1sl MISC.: Mel aI pre me lablew/ umbrella and cha11s. fram esupers lor bees. AMERICAN FL YERtram sel. meat saw &cleaver porlable typewrr ler (sc npt), add1n g machme Plus lots ol AUCT IONEERS NOTE: The Wheelers have sold their farm and are moving to smaller quarters and have asked uslo sell I he above listed items. TERMS: Cas hor Check with ID SALE CONDUCTED FOR: ~2. Trucklods of Carpet from Dolton, Georgia ~ Truckload of Furniture from North Carolina : OTHER NEW MERCHANISE! :ALSO: SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00P.M. •.. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER • (614) 245·5152 I . _, Sp ace f or nl nt, trail er spaces. locust Rd. Rt . 1, Point Pleasent. 304-675 -1076 . Pr1va1 e lot t railer rental space 50' tc 128 ' full hook up with block garage, 304-676 -4595 . 47 Wanted to Rent pm. Briggs At Stratton 6 HP, 4 cycle industrial. side sh•ft, gasoline engine with centrifugal clutch. al! bfand new. 82000. Call &14-448-6826 or 814 -446- 0932. 20 HP Stin er lawn mower: 4 wheel drhre, articulates in th e middle. Catt614 -446-0475, 8-5 days-Ilk for Gordon or Soph ia. after 6 PM 614· 367 -.7 289. Half Price! Flashing arrow S!Qnl $299! Lighted. non-arrow 82891 Unlighted 82491 Free Letters ! See locally. Call today! Factoiy : 1-800 -423·0 163 , anytime. Echo 660 EUL chal naaw. 2 McCulloch chainsaws Call6 143~8 - 9822 . Not responsible for accidents or lost property. 3 or 4 Bedroom house In Kyger Creek School Dlstrtct. References Ph 614·446· 8621 . 49 For Lease Deluxe answering machine. like new Original price S379 . V\1111 sell for $60 1982 Honda 50 . bike. good for teenagers. S325. Clll614-446-7109 . Sears 18ft 4ft. deep poo l. All accAssorlea 5500 . Call 614· \ Upstairs office. corner of 2nd and Court , Pomeroy . Cell 614- 992 -6677. From Gallipolis, take Route 141, turn left onto Route 775, turn right onto Patriot Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. Merchandi se looking for merchandise? Try the Patriot Auction Barn! We have alllypes of new and used merchandise - appliances, furniture, antiques and collectors items. Something for everyone! 51 Household G.oods Saturday, May 16, 1987 at 7:00P.M. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St .. Gallipolis. New & hltd wood·coal atovea. 6 pc wood LA suite $399, bunk beds $199 , reolinera new & used bedroom sultas . wringer washer a, & shoes. New tivingroom suites $199·8599, lamps. Call 614· ANTIQUES, COLLECTORS & MISC. Partial listing: Walnut dresser, oak dresser.lable. ~e llv cabinet, bookcase, Ham1llon & Jones stone 1ar, round colfee lable, Donaghho ston e tar, William & Reppert slone 1ar. m1lk crocks. ston e 1ars. m11rors. old picture lrames, cha11s, C&O ra1lroad lanlern. trunks. radiOS, sland table, 11on bed. wooden bed. sew1ng machine, old money & mu ch. much more. SALE EVERY ·SATURDAY al 7:00 P.M. DOOR PRIZ{S GIVEN WEEKLY , Consignments accepted from 1:00-5:00 p.m. on Saturday. 446-3169 . County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat 614-446 -1699, 627 3rd Ave. Gallipolis , OH . Have something you want to sell? Contact Marlin Wedemeyer. AuctiOneer. Arrangements lor pickup service avail able. Valley Furniture, new & usod large section of quatit\1 furni · tura 1216 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis. Barn and Auctioneer available lor Publi cAucti ons on contract. Contract includes hauling and transporting all merchandise. GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. refrigerat ors, ranges . Skaggs Applien ce5. Upper River Rd. beside St one Crest Motel. 814-446-7398. Residenl and Bus~ness Auction Service also available. MARLIN WEDEMEYER. AUCTIONEER 614/245-5152 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from 5395 to $995 Tables S60 and up 10 8126. Hlde·a· beds 8390 t o $595 . Recliners S226 to $376. lamps · $28 to 6125 Dinettes 8109 and up to $495 . Wood table w ·& chain &286 to 5796. De sk S100 up to t 375 . Hutchttll 8400 and up. Bunh beds complete w-mettresses $295 and up to 8396 . Baby beds $1 1 0. Mattresses or box springs full or tw in $63. firm $73, and S83 Queen sets $226. King 8350. 4 drawer chest S69. Gun Cllbinets 6, 12 gun - Gas or electric range t375. Baby mat· tresses $36 & $45 Bed frames $20, $30 & King frame t50. Good selection of bedroom sui¥ts. metal cabinets, head· boards $30 and up 10 565. COUNTRY AUCnON SAtuRDAY, MAY 16 10 AM WINFIELD, W. VA. (Approximately 3 miles off 1-64, St. Albans exit, right to Teays, Valley Road, right on Bills Creek. Follow signs) · 12 Months free financing wlttt approved credit $300 minumum purchase necetllfV. 3 Milas out 8ulav1Ue Rd . Open 9em to 6pm Mon . thru Set Ph. ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES. TOOLS. FURNITURE TOYS. DOllS, ETC .. ETC. 614-446-0322 . Early blue and wh~ e wanrteware: ~on'-"are 1ndud1nqDonaqhho w!hmach Zippered stencil. Palatint. WV Jar. m1lk oow~ etc: yellol'(ware inc 12" Weller IJowt oonee l!flnder': Da1sev chum: wooden churn:butter nrJd:copper and brass ketl1es: a<llertising1inslboxes: orRe iron lrett~ larm llell. Civil War era whe~barrO'r< old tros ~c wooden planes Ford wrenches daled 1917. crosscut sa~ farm lanlerns: ~d wicker baskets and se111mq1ray: bn comb case: schoo desk w!h lold-up seat. ~ct buttons and iew~ry: ~d coll~i~e dolls ~c . Shirlev Temple. Horseman. Storybook beautilul needlework inc. dresser scarves. doiiH!s qufft; kraut cutter: Hoisoy Puncl1 Bowl S.t: Dresden pitcher and cups; qlassware me Depression. Carnival. pressed. cruets. ~ass baskets, Gooolus vase: rron tnvels. rairoad memora~l1a : Waits Potterv: 1runk; banerv and wind-up toys. prinls includinq larRe ~nkv and Blue B~ oak lum~urt inc. lark1n desk ~ICk lxlokcase. ~unge w/ornate leii!i lable;, wash sland ftalback curblard: maple droo oal la~e: beritv.lod chor~ rockingcharrs. unusual voten-uke. etc. etc Many other ~ems too numerous to mentKln H otpoint IBif· clttaning stove. like new, avacado green . 8250. Call 614·446'· 2459 Good used portable and floor model co lor TV 's Call 446 1 149. Automatic washer S95 , clothes dryer S95 , fro st · free refrigerator -white 8 1 25. freozer-16 eu . ft . $160, M ay tag wringer washer 895 , air conditioner-6000 BTU $95 . AC 1 1,000 BTU S150 , AC 15, 000 BTU 5160, 20 inch gas range · 576, 20 inr::h eleetr1c range $ 125, electric range. dol(_bl e oven $150. Skaggs Applian ces, Upper River Rd . Call 614 -44 6- 1 111 11TD'I · ~TI "'I; AVAIIAIII I' I"' I.ARr ;F INf'.(J()R IWJIJrr II RI"'(; YDI IR DIXI"' CHAIR II 1ST I 'I C'ASI' 7398. RICK PEARSON, AUCTIONEER Phont: (304) 7731-5785 or 773-54:1) Rocker recl iner· S30. Good cond Foot ttool· 85. little boys elottting- Sizes 4-12. Call 614· 446 -6183 anyt ime. 54 Misc. Merchandise Rus t sofa and chai r, e11c cond. $3&0.00 . 304·88 2· 3700. Catalytic Converters, onl\1 589 .95 , Most models. Installation elso available, Muffler Man, 9 Stimpson Ave., Athen s. Ohio 1-a00-843-3767 . -----~------- · lc- Car trailer. Single axle, leaf springs, 6.ft. by 12 h , 8700 5 pc captain• bed set. t100. Refrigerator good for cemping. Mise Volkswagon parts. Baby dressing table, 810. Can 614· 949 -2422 after 5:00 p.m on a House Type 2783 Htmel11ya n Persian Kittens. Seal points, Great mothers day or grl!duation gift No checks. 614- ~92 - 2607 Old English Sheep dog pup s. Last of litter, 10 weeks old, needs good home $25 00 304-675 -4249 .• Female Seagle registered 6 months old, had ell shots, 850 .00 lf\cludes house 304· 882-2692 ApproJI 4000 ft. pine and poPlar lumber. Air dryed 4 yrs. 530 00 per 100 board f eet. 400 ft walnut. eir dryed 3 years. 5100 00 per 100 boart feat. Phone 614-992·3921 Ready mite concrete and all concrete supplie&. Call us Valley Brook Cement and Suppliee. 304· 773 -5234 Rough lumber. Oak & Poplar $150 per 1.000 by bundl e; 20c by board ft. 304·876· 4412 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siame1e kitten• AKC ChoW puppies. New Chow puppie!. Call 614-446·3844 af1:er 7PM Groom and Supply Shop·Pet Grooming . All broeds.. . AII styles. Julie Webb Ph . 614-446- 0231 . Chinese pug-registered. One year old. Mutt sell soon . Make an offer, Call 614-446-788 2 Musical Instruments Royal upright piano. refinished, new lr.eys & bench. 5500." Call 614-446-4341 after 3 :30 . Buy one any size ahem 5DW chain and get ser::ond chain half price . SIDERS EQU IP MENT CO ., Hendrmto n. W. Va 304-6767421 8 used ptano a· 8295 OOand up II DAN FERGUSON MUSIC , RT. 60 , CEREDO. WV . 304 -463 · 11613 .. '-' small mal& pony Good child· ron ' s pet Cell 614·256 -6200. Wan ted to rentJpasturo f or sheop With woven wirv f ence. Call 614-742 -2763 Gentl e Horse. tack ineludftd. 5400 .00 . 304·713 -9687 . 62 Wanted to Buy 64 Now buying shell corn or ear r::orn Call fo r latest quotes River ' Citv Farm Supply, 614-446 · 298 6. Wante d to buy grande logs delivered to sawmill Paul Merce r Sawmill, M cArth ur. Oh io 45661 . 614 -696 -5933 Estate Hay & Grain Wanted to 8uy 200·250 t(luare bales rope t1ed hay. M utt be dry hay for rec!ftmation . Cell 614· 446-9666 btwn BAM & 6PM . Free hay I" Gallipolis; 7·9 11cre1 You cut & haul Call 61 4-446 · 49 30 . 58 Fruit & Vegetables 71 Autos for Sale'· : - - - - - - - - - - -·~ "r~~ Flowers Md vegetable plants tor sale. First house on righ t above Ra cine locks and Dam . _•_2s_o_._:c_._ u_ s_ u_-.a~:.:a:..-9::.6:.:6_:9.-_·_· ~- ·;. 1981 Pontra c Tran5·AM . T·top. '. ;. 305 turbo, new e•haust. new bauery. ex co nd. loaded ., A. 54700 . Ca,ll 614- 446 -2206 9- • • 5, 614· 446 -2734 litter 5 & weekends . 19 65 Chevy Impala, V-8, fil ir' 1' cond.. ask1 ng 61200. Call ' <!' 388 -8409 evenings. 198 7 Dodg e Omlli, 5-spoea. Uke new condition $6600. Pn. I··~-~~ 614·388-8706 ' • Sofa. chair, S2 00 00. Coffee and endtables 5200.00. 1982 V4 5 Mag. 750cc 52 .000.00 or best offer 304· 675· 7337 For sale nf!W ~ " drill press y, HP with vise $125 Nearly now Homelite 1uper XL chain saw with new e11 tra chain. $200. 304 -88 2-3376 . Surplus Renta l, Clot hing cheap, close out pri ces, every dey. 1111 year. 58 Burdette Addn, Point Pleasant. SIGNS Half Pricel Save 55 %!1 Flashing arrow srgns $299 1 ~~hht~dd's2~9~a~r~: 1!t~!!~ ~;~ 59 For Sale or Trade For sa le or trade: 8 Amer1ean Pit Bull Pupptoa . Good pets. Call 614-388 -8647. 1940 Dodge 8ut meu Coup, ' 2-soat or with Blltra paru PI\'' t ·:· .' .. • Real Estate General '·" ------------~~~~~~~~~---------C' ,. -----------~--~~_L:;::::::::::::::~ .-----------·...·' •• ' t On Slale Highway nice 5 room cottage, 3 bedr ooms, large eat- 111 k1lchen, rural water, nice block garage and workshop. Approx. 20ft. x 30ft 2more storage bulld1ngs.Fenced on 3 s1des. One (I ) acre, large garden space See 1t now! #&62 ... ~ .. ,,( ·. ' Real Estate General 446-3636·~~ .. ., AUDREY F. CANADAY. RFAlTOR ROBERT GOROON. RfALTOR, 446-621& lAilY FLOYD, RfALTOR, 446·3383 25 LOCUSJ SillEEl. GALLIPOliS. OHIO •' ..', 'rr,::.~~· . .,.' . , ... _., \'Vt 1 ~ '1-'t' ' 'I . '"''f . •'. Real Estate General "Bud" McGHEE REALTY . 414 2nd Ava .. Suite 200 Gallipolis, Ohio 446·0552 Anytime KYGER 'CREEK - 3 bedrooms. 28x32 garage, 2.3 acres, close lo power plant and school. BMR #412 BRICK & FRAME ON NICE LOT WITH SUPER NICE HEAT ED POOL WITH STORAGE BLDG. 3 BR. 2 BATHS, GARAGE. EATINKITCHEN WITH ~ANG E , REFRIG., DISP &OW. ELEC HEAT PL US SOLAR HEATING UN IT WITH BLOW ER. A.))KING $55,000. KYGER CREEK - 2 bedroom mob1lehomepartly furni shed. garage, 2'h acres, 2 miles lrom school BMR #401· RIO GRANDE - 30 acre larm, house. large barn , pond. BMR #423 BULAVIllE ROAD - Large sec11onal home. 2 baths. range. double oven relngerator. fireplace. much more. BMR #404 ' Darvin Bloom er, Broker ... ..... .. .... .. ........... 44&-67&4 Oona McGhee, Asso c. .................................. 446-0552 Beth Null. Assoc........ .. .......................... ... 245-950; Steve McGhee. Assoc .. ..... .... ........................ 44&-125 COTTAGE - 1 BEDROOM HOME IN CITY. HASVINYL SIDING, GAS FURNACE. STORM WINDOWS. 60XI30 lOT $12,900 . GOLF ClUBS , custom made sot of Irons co mpu ter blana r::ed, 3 thru 9 end PW. 304-675 - 1604 . Callahan' s Used Tir e Sh op Over 1,000 tires, slzos 12. 13. 14. 15. 16, 16 .6. 8 miles out Rt. 21 8 . Ca11614 -266-626 1. HOME HAS VINYL SIDING. YOU WILL ENJOY THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND THE CONVENIENCE Of THE ATTACHED GARAGE. BACKY ARD IS fENCED TO PROI ECT CHI LOREN ANO PETS. SEEAND YOU 'Ll BUY' $48,000. lUTES REAL ESTATE [B EARLY COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE - BRICK WALKS AND POR CHES. CHARMINGSUNROOM. FAMILY WITH FI PRIVAT E REPlACE. 4 BEDROOMS. ATTACHED GARAG E. PLACE TO LIVE ON APPROX. 2 ACRES. ALSO GREAT COMMERCIAL POTENT IAL LOCAT EDON ROUTE AND 588. REASONABLY PRICED AI $65,000. JUST I ' ~1A tl0~ ATTENTION! ATTENTIOII;! OWNER IS BUYING FARM - Needs lo sell lh1s home Take a look Th1s is Ideal lor a newlywed couple or 1etired folks. Can purchase w1lh on lv 5% ilown ($ 1,850.00). 3 BR. lg. IIVmg room. 15x25. Includes slove. rei., dlswasher, wb. King, washer & dryer. ceilmg fan. Corner lol. Cellar and smokehouse and 10•1 0 storage bo11d~ng. Heat pomp/central a11. Pnced mth e 30 s. Th 1s may be ex · aclly whal you are lookmg lor RUSTIC RANCH-On 6.8 acres mme or less Spectacolar v1ew and setl[ng' Lots of landsca pmg ready lo bu1st mlobloom. Pnva cy Lot of e•tra s A mu st to see and you w1ll agree adream home this could be. Pn ced m 60' s. EXCEllENT LOCATION! CLOSE TO TOWN, BUT TOWN EXTRA BIG IOOX200 LEVEL LOT. 3 BR. 1~ BATH. EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE &. O.W., GARAGE. GAS FURNACE SUPER PRtio OF $39.000 If YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A NICE HOUSE WITH A PRETTY SETTING ON APPROX. AN ACRE 0~ GROUND THIS IS ITI! HOUSE ISREMODE LED INSID EAND OUT. NEW VINYL SIDING. NEW ROOf. NEW WINDOWS INSULAT ED MOSTLY CARPETED AND NEW DE CK ON BACK ALSO HAS SMAll BARN &2 CAR GARAGE. GAHS&GREENElEM ONly • ASKING $30,000. OWNER Will HELP WITH FINANCING! AND DOWN PAYMENT! GIVe us a call for more - 4 bedroom s, 2 bath s, pool. $48,000.00. RARE OPPORTUNITY! - Boalers - FIShtrmen Rehrees- 600 sq .lo800 h deep wal er fron tage. including 3 BR, 2 bath home and a 28•48 metal bu1lding. Lois ol trees. boat docks. and ve1y secluded. MODERN RANCH - 3 bedrooms. lg k1tchen and · .75 acre more or less $41,900. • SPACIOUS HOME - 5,000 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, lots exlras. $110,000.00. 13.91cres, IIORE OR LESS. - Story and hall. 5 bedrooms, counlry. $45,000.00. FOR RENT SOUTHERN DISTRICT - RACINE, OHIO - Tanners Run Road - 3 bedroomhouse, full basemen!. 2 barns. garage, garden. Renl $325, monlhly, paid ilr advance. free gas. Se· cur11y i and three references. Ava~lable June I. Call tor · lfltf 6 p.m. or send inq~iry in i P. 0. Box 729-D• ·' CONTACT: MARVIN KEEBAUGH , ;· ~J: 378-6214 Home: or 667-6245 Rest. Realty lo ca lly . 1(800 )42 3- 0163 . anytime. SAVINGS · . .:..__.::.::.:_~---· 614-38a· B620 Real Estate General Surplu s. Army Cam ou flauge, Denim. Rental clothing, ~ Wild Turkey Season Starts Aprll27) . Sam SomerviHe's, Junction Independance Road , Old Route 21 Eaat Ravenswoo d, Fri. Sat, Sun. 12:00-8:00 PM,• For sale · limestone. 5and. gravel. •fill dirt, fi rewood . Delivered. 304 -675·441 2. : 1974 Dart. $350 . 1978 Fairmont 6350. 1976 Ford ltd. garage and other outbuildings. includes 43 acres of land or can be subdivided. located at Sumner, Ohio. General Tony's Gun Repaits . . hot reblueing . Open 9.00 AM to 7:00PM. Call 304-675-4631 . ~ 1980 Ctuysl or Fifth Avenue. good co ndition. Ca ll 814 ·448· 0008 8 ROOMS & BATH Needs some repair, 3 car 843-6274. 15 ft boatandtrailer. Goodcast iron bath tub J W Scarbrough, Ball Knob Rd near ehurch. . HOUSE FOR ·sALE Will do lawn mowing in Pomeroy and Middleport area 1978 Ford Granada 302 motor. 4 speed, good condition $650 614· Signs: Half Price! Seve 65 per cantil Fleshmg arrow signs 82991 lighted, Non - arrow S2891 Unlighted $2 49! Fre e letters! See lor:: ally 1·800-42301 63 , anytime. 111' > dmm~ r For sele Gravely , 62 series like new trar::tor. mowar dAek & Sulh\1 51 ,700 all 304 -773 - " • ., Transportatiun Beesandbeehivos forsale S30 per hive. CBII614 -742 -2292 S2,500 HOURS: 9:00-7:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS 3 Ve&r Aflbian gelding. Also Per cussion plus drum set, good cond, $135.00. C1ll after 6 00 pm, 304 ·676 ·6943. RENTAL DULEX - Moslly income $385.00. cily. Only $34.000.00. 547 JACKSON PIKE "lT1here Quality Makes the Difference" • 'GALliPOliS, OK.-1 mile West of Holler, Rt. 35 (61 446-7274 Livestock 4 020 J ohn De..-e tractor wi1h 5 bottom plows. 12ft. John Deere tranSport disc. 8 5560 New Holland 273 Baler $1796. Call 614-286· 6522 . 5866 JIM ' S FARM EQUIP M ENT CE NTER. SR 35 W Gallipolis, Ohio. Call6 14· 446 -9777, avo. 614· 446-3692 . Up front tree· t ors With warran ty over 40 used trar::tors, 1000 tools. 63 Ouroc Boars. Bred jult lik e the boars we 1111ted at the Ohla Testat ion lt'lal gained over 2 .6 lbs. per day. Roger Bentley, Sabine, OH . 5U- 6Q4 ·2398 CALL 446-2359 Foundation $291 900 (Plus Tax and Title) CR OSS 8o SONS U.S 35 West. Ja ctcson. Ohio. 614· 286-6461 Massey Ferguson, New Holland. Bush Hog Sales & Servi ce. Over 40 Used tractor .!I to choo.se from & complete tine of new & uSed equipment largest salo r:: tion in S E. Oh1o. John Deer e. 2 row, co rn planter, ttllc cond. S450 00 304-458 · , 031 , 100,000 BTU with 80,000 outp'ut S350 . Call 614· 992· 2517 or 614-992 -6293 . '••• ". ;·.e· .. 614-448-6610. 61 Farm Equipment ~~ The Sunday John Deere 10 10 lractot w ith plows and disc:, all like new S3 60 0 John Deere aT Baler t796 . John Deere Barr rake $850. Call 614 -288-65 22 . Gaa furnoce , 4 years old Real Estata General l«<IIEOIIIOiol 114-245-6878 . 614-9a5 -3882 CONTACT: MARVIN KEEBAUGH 378-6114 Home or 667-6245 Rest: f=;;;;;!A.;~ rt.KC Registered Golden Rt · ltlever. friendly, goodw1th child · ren . For stud 11rvice. call Farm SuppliP.s & L1vestack 61 Farm Equipment FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY New kitchen, bathroom. and carpeting \12 acre - 17 acres available. Has natural gas heat and own water supply. Comple~ely insulated, plus storm doors and triple track storm windows. Fully carpeted excep kitchen. Situated on 2% acres of land. j_ ,lCf BfL!MOM Pets for Sale Two burial spaces in Mei gs County Memory Gardens. 8260 oactt plus transfer fee Call 11' · 10" )( 9'-9" 11'·10" x Concre'fe blor::ks all size a yard or delivery Mason sand GallipoliS Block Co . 123 Y, Pine St . Gallipolis, Ohio Call 614 -446" 614 -9a5 -3839. Doors Installed Building Materials Block. brick, sewer pipes, wi n· dows, lintels. etc. Claude Winters , Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614245 -5121 HOUSE FOR SALE Storms IGa~1le Roof 'ash,er/Dryer 55 Building Supplies Self· propelled electric start lawn mower. Self- prOpelled la wn mDwer. Gu push mower. Call Real Estate General SUPER HOT DEAl 56 AKC Boston Terrier pups. 6 weNs old. Call 614· 388·8166 367-7296. KESSEL'S QUALITY HO 26x56 6" Ext. Walls Self-Storing Pllltic cistern steta approved, plutle septic tanks. P.leltlc culvens. metal culverta. ' RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Ja ck· IOn, Oh. 614 -286 -5930. 70-CC 3 wheeler. like new. $275 Girl' I 20' ' bike. $16. Push mower· runs. S15 . Call 614· 5 ROOMS & BATH At 7:00 P.M. fiOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS . EXTRA LAROE SALE Space f or small trailers All hook· ups. Cable, Al so. ufficiency rooms. a1r and cable. Mason, W.Va. Catt 304 -7"1 3·6651 . AUCTIONEERS: M. l. (Bud) McGHEE & STEVE McGHEE P.O.Box 191- Galllpolis.OHio 45631. 614-446-0552 Now book~ng auctons for June. Not responsible lor accidents or loss of property. 304-676-1050 ;Living Room Suites, BR Suites, Wall Huggers and others. 7479. MELVIN AN D LINDA WHEELER 4 ro oms. b~1h . mce locu lion Deposit and r ef erenr::e required OVER 100 ROLLS OF CARPET ~ FURNITURE COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Po.meroy. Rental trailers. Call 614-992- AUCTIONER: FINIS ISAAC 614-388-9370 rTII SC Items In Middtepor! . Ohro 2 bodn)om . furn ished apl. Cflll 1-304 -882 · 256 6. Hew! New! New! New! Positive I.D. Ohio license ~57 - 68- 1344 W. Va. #515-87 MIKE MARTIN . APPRENTICE AUCTIONEER "Not resonsible for accidents or loss of property.' Now apartment. co mpl etely lurn Ref & Dep 1 or 2 odults only Call 614 -446 -0338 APARTME NTS, mobile homes. houses. Pt . Pht a s~t nl and Gallipolis. 614 -446 -92 21 1_5, l987· Cash DAN SMITH: AUCTIONEER 949-2033 or 992-7301 Furnish11d & unfurntshed apts, $1 60 00 end up. referenr::es Ph 304 · 676 -7738 or 304 -675 5104 A- 1 Real Estate . 2 bedroom apt 111 New Ha ven 614 -992 - 74 81 , 304 · 88 2 · 3581 ' 304 -882-3729 . ~ay 614-446· 3144. l1ke new Oak baby crib. Mettreu. S100. Metci-tatci stroller . 130. High chair. t25 Call 614-446·2338 between 6 & 10 446 -9780. 2566. · Friday, This will be a tailgate auction. We will sell right out of your truck, trunk. or van. Anyone wishing to sell merchandise call 388-9370 for information. HOUSEHOLD - ANTIQUES- COLLECTIBlES - COINS · Dishwasher, cha11s. old stulfeq chairs. sofa w1lh chair, il bed, rocker, lamps, large oval bra~ded rug. radiOS, old mirrms and fra mes. Kennedy piCtures. small appli ances, lou vered doors, screens and storm doors, Dodge and ford air llow la~l)late. lruck headach e rack. molorcycl e lainng and wndsh1elds. and lois more COINS: 1879 si lver dollars, 1890-189! L1berly sealed d1mes. 1913 Ba rber, 1952-63 Ben Franklin hall dollars, buffalo mckles, 1864-67 two cenl pieces, Eisenhower dollars wheal pennies. exce llent selection ol mercury d1 mes and numerous other coin s. , lor Rent 3 room furn1shnrl aportment 6 14 - 992 · 6434 Of 304 -882 - From Gallipolis, take Route 1, turn left onto Boute 775, turn right onto Patiot Cadmus Road. Watch . . . for signs. Office Space for Rent. EKcellent for Attorney•. Accountant, etc. Close to Court House. Call Wiseman Real E11ete Agencv All items are used and will be sold "as is". 42 Mobile Homes 0627 ol Olive Twp. Garage, Reed$ville, Ohio (1) 10 H.P.Wheel Horse Mower (3) Push lawn Mowers (1) McCulloch Mask 1010 Chain Saw (1) Montgomery Ward Chain Saw (1) Piston Pump with motor (1) Sprayer with 21/z H.P. motor {3) 55 gal. Drums (1) 1000 gal Steel Tank )1) 550 gal. Steel Tank { 1) 200 gal. Steel Tank (1) Homel ite Chain Saw 3 bedroom house 1n Pomeroy, 12x60 M agnolia mob1le hom e, exr:: cond, phone 304-675 -7278 or 676 -6854 Farms for Sale Public Sale & Auction Sat., May 30, 1987-10:00 A.M. 585~ - Two bedroom house trailer. One lot tor tr aile r Call 614- 446 - 1986 Champion mobile home. 3 bedrooms , ellceptlonall y nice, financ1ng avai lable , t 15,900,00, 304 -875 -4480 . Outside grounds at Thaler Building on U.S. 35; Gallipolis. OH. PUBLIC AUCTION 2 bedr oom in Middleport Beau· t iful inside N aw curtatM, carpel and kitchen ca binets. $275 . plus deposit " No pets. 614 -992 - 304-675-3118 Commercial buildings for leASe D owntown Pt Pl e11sa nt. Store!. offices. A·One Reul Estate. Carol Yeager , Broker Call 30 4· 676 -610 4 9340 4 8Ft 2 bath, LR . DR . kit chen . htnCed yard, two 8• 10 Uoraga building• In city S27,000 C1ll 614 -448 -6583 1976 Governor 14x70 mobrle home. e•c cond. 3 OR , S6,996 . Call 814-388-9350 8 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 54 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise FRIDAY, MAY 15 at 6:00 P.M. Nawty redecorated 3-4 BR. famuv rDOm Ptenty of storage space. Nir::e laca1ion Ph. 61 4· 446-7026. 1983 Nuhua, 3 bdr , exc eond. Will 1ell with or without woodburner and und8fptnning. Call 256 -1448 aher 7pm 197 2 Cameron 2 BR, 86000 Call 614 -448 -2170 AUCTION Houses tor' Rent Nice 2 8dr 'unfurnished house. Garage, workshop. Ref. & dep· osit . Prefer married couples Accept one- child. Call614 -446· 9686 1972 Castle 14x66 with 1982 E11 pando 12x20. Fireplace, Centnl Air, 2 Bath s. 2 storage buildings Mu ll Setl $13. 800 or reasonable oft er Ph . 614 -245 · 6884 19B3 ShUno 14,.60 2 BR , AC, lllltra nice French Ci ty Broker· &go Sorv1ces Ph 614 -446 - 41 May 10. 1987 . 45 Furnished Rooms 3 bdr. brick in the country, near Rio Grande. Seeurity deposit, no peta U40 . per month. Call 245-5439. 87 Acres in Groen Townsh ip. 16yr old home. Tobacco base. aevera l outbu1ldmg1 & bam:s . 562,000 Ph 6 14-446 -1437 .s MidWay Dr1ve, Now Haven . 3 bedroom (1 aJitra large) , part basement, laundry and storag e, total oloctrrc, 100 tc 200 lo t. low 40 's, 304 -675 -3030 or 676 34 3 1. Rent~ls CHILLICOTHE MALL Come Se e Amet"ica's Affordable Alttrnt· live on display. Fret planter for " MOM " on May 1Oth. Straight Ul-' 35. exit Bndge St. See you th4tfe! room house. bath, 1 1h 11cre. Sell or trade Fl educe d t o 52 4,000 Call614 ·992 -7453 . 614 -446 ·764'\- 31 Homes for Sale Show, May 8·7 ·8·9·10 in th e 33 1980 Fairmont Boyv1ew Oelu.1.0 1 4ll 70 hnnlshed1 29R. natural gas heat, CA . on privat e rented lui. On Rt. 36 Rodney . Ph. Real Estate Come to CHI LLICOTHE! The Shawnee Valley Mobile Home For s11le· 4 room hou11 with bath on 1 16 ar::re1 land 1Oll66 trailer 614 -742· 2653 4 bAdroom house, basement , carpet. Th ir d St r ee t. New Haven, t 16.000.00 Call 304 88 2-2664 Cl• v Roney Business Opportunity 32 Mobile Homes for Sale For 1ele by owner · 2 BR . Aaneh Style House, full b11ement, 2 bathl, on~ ttlached garage & 2946. Rotratn Now . Southentern Bus· rnfl~s Co ll ~tge Ca ll 61 4 -446· J1m'~ Homes for Sale . - CAN 'T BEAT THE PRICE! 4 BEDROOM BRICK RAN~H HAS21 h BATHS. FUll BASEMENT WITH RECREATIONROOM. ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE PLUS 24•40 WORKSHOP GARAGE. NICE COVERED DECK ONE ACRE LAWN. NEAR CITY. $65,000. KERR-HARRISBURG ROAD - JUST MINUTES FROM HOLZER HOSPITAL SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH, HAS 3 BATHS, fAMILY ROOM, FULLY CARPETED, NATURAL GASBOI LER HEATING SYSTEM, CENTRALAIRCOND. AMONG THE MANY EXTRAS. AHOT lOB, 3.1 ACRELAWN. BASEMENT, ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. A LOT OF HOME FOR $79.500. -NEAR EWINGTON - APPROX. 70 ACRES, $18,000. THI S COULD BE AGREAT LOCATIONFOR ASUMMER CABIN,OR, IF YOU LOVE PRIVACY A YEAR 'ROUND HOME. MOSTLY WOODED HilLSI DE . TYCOON lAKE - 14x70 HOME. LEVEL LOT. FURNITURE STAYS. $19.900. ' ••• " I ••' NEW COMMERCIAL LISTING! - CARRYOUT. STOCK AND EQUIPMENT, LOCATED IN CHE SHIRE TWP. BLOCK BLDG .. LAR GE ENOUGHFOR GROCERY BUSINESS AlSO ON OVER HALF AN ACRE. OOE SGOOD BUSINESS- HAS POTEN TIAL FOR MUCH MORE ASKING $66,900 · LAND, LOTSOFLAND! -161 ACRES WOODS MILL ROAD.9 ROOM COlONIAL STYLE HOME HAS6BEDROOMS. 2BATHS. FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET. CALL US SOON YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THIS PROPERTY' •f '~ ~ ·'-·'• . •' ' •'.• �T~e Page- D-B- Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . Vans & 4 W.O. 73 MUSTSELL76 CorveHe T·IOp 1 978 Chevy Mal1bu Clastic, 6 cyl Call614 -446 9219 64800 Ph 614 2 45 5637 1980 Plymou1h V o hm~ E11cel lont co ndrt mn OnR o wner Ph 61 4 446 8201 1983 Chevy Y~ ton he~vy duty Good condrhon 62.000 actua l mrles 56000 614-992 2881 , 1971 Plymou lh Du=oiOr $ 260 1977 Ford LTD $10 0 1977 Bronco 51 000 19B4 Otds Omega 55500 1966 'h ToA Ford Re r1gor S8 50 0 Call 614 446-1420 1976 Dod{le Aspen 2 door good mechan1c fa1r bod~ 614 949 2 89 3 Pers•stantly u- 1974 Plymou th Au1o 6 cyl ru n11 g r&at $4 5 0 614 9492024 1985 Ford Escor t 4 5pd AM FM tape S3 1 99 1 9B5 C hevy Cil t~vH11fl 4 spd $3199 J ohn s Auto Salas Bulih'lil OAd 198 0 Eoyle AU t•me 4 wheel Ga lhpohs 1977 Com a ro ux r: o;:ond 51,895 Cell6 14 388 9 350 1983 Chovetle 16 000 m1IM l ilt whofll 4 ~ p d ~xr. r. ,H 82500 Pn e fl nf'(Jil ll a bl e Coli 614 446 7717 196 6 GTO 389 cn\j w1th ' 83 Chll\ly Cavali er 2 0 Lthe ongme PS PB 4 door 6B 000 m1l a ~ S3 300 00 304 675 · 2925 after 6 00 pm 76 Qlde PS PB AC 65 000 mll f!S f• cllltont cond S750 Call614-446 1504 84 F1ronzn GT Autu AC AM FM 77 Marl. V Lmcoln tow mr leagP. ttngme AM FM stereo flne 1975 J e np CJ5 304 engme, pnced to safl 6400 00 304 575 4090 74 Motorcycles 1977 Honda CB65 0 f our K, tmmacu!ate low mtles $700 Call 614 446 -3485 5637 72 1986 KX 80 S700 Good cond1t1on Cell 614-446 -0954 after 4pm 1973 l nter nat•o nal Tandem good co nd111o n Ph 61<1 4<1 6 1437 1980 Toyot a ferr.n l au tomat1r. 1ur rebu ilt motor 1n nood co"nd• t10 n Srn&ll t ruck to rper Call 6 14 <146 - 1610 1976 2 ton GMC 50 tank pumpmg tru ck John s A uto SniP.s, Bulavrlle Ad Gallipolis Sramhtss steul axl1aiJs1 s y~ rnm s Now c u uo rn made fM you r 70 Internat iOnal 1 ton Runs good CAll 614 388 9922 truck mot or homn 01 c ln s ~w 1:111 ltfll ltmo WIH!flllt'l' Mulll ur Man 9 Sumpson Ava At h ons Wi t h 1979 Chevy !ruck 8 on 11nza 10 350 au to good cond1t1on 4 31 10 naw tir es $1700 614 7 4 1 2522 An~l•mo Ohto 1 800 84 3 376 7 1986 Ch eY IOIOI Sdvmudo tru ck Load ed low nnl ouuo. u,~;c u llent cond•tton Call 6 14 9 92 3342 1975 C hev p1 c k up tr uc k S660 00 304 -675 2848 1979 Ch~wv p1ckup lf, ton 4 speed 6ql 87 50 urbes toHet 304 458- 1566 MUST SEll 1986 Yamaha Boats and Motors for Sale Seara12 fl. Klngfishlll' f1berglasa boat w,th Sears 6 HP motor t300 Cellte14·446 7821 1979 17ft Sttrcuft 140 HP For ,ule 1978 5POT motorcycle. 1983 V 46 Magna 198 3 XR CB900 Custom fully dt.. l&d FM Cllllft. K'ng and Queen Sut. S1,600.00 or bMt offer 1980 Kawaska LTD 1.000, axe cond. 304 -675 6433 For Hie 12' Sears game fi sherman, new ga me frsherman 3 hp motor&tra1ler 304 675-1413 5854 Boats and Motors for Sale Sea Ray -20 SRV 200 closed bow 233 Mere Crurser, EZ loader tamdem ~rlcs, 392 hour• l1ke new. stored tn garage every t1me use d mu1t be seen to appre crate Ph 8U 693 8238 1983 Thundercraft 17 ft 120 HP, 1 0 150 hours One owner see Neighborhood Rd Call 614-446-8298 after 6 00 76 , 79 Motors Homes llo Campers St ruta, t 1 19 96 pa1r, installed Mpn model• Mutfler M an 9 Stimpson Ave , Athens Oh10 1-800 843 3767 28 ft Titan motor home, com· pi~ •If containid gentrt· tor, ....,, 8 New refrie.mor. t1.500 Ph 114-571- 2859 78 Camping Equipment 14' fl cmper, sleep 4. new c.-pet, 110\lt, gas & electrrc liglttt, J»enty of ltortge•p•ce 2 full tanks propane, 8118 add· l · room lncl t760 Cell614 -446,\ 2046 17 tt green and wh1te awn1hg. canvu only, adaptable lo care free awnmg& frame Call 304 882 3108 Palammo pop·up for Cond 304 -676 · new door like door & sc reen ' p1cture wmdOw 9-S - 446- & frame t76 304 675 ·1552 Real Estate General OPEN 1-5* SUNDAY, MAY 17 1981 Honda 750 Custom Good Runs great Askmg S1300 1976 Honda CB 760 E• cond1t1on 1 1 000 m1les Gerage kept A1k1ng $1096 1982 Yamaha 560 XT L1ke new cond1t10n 295 Actual m1les Rerall new for $26 95 Call 614 446 9407 1984 Kawasakr KX 80 S650 Call 614 245 5432 after 5 1978 Kawasakr moror cycle KZ 400 4800 mlle.t 614-986· <1 306 A&kmg 81000 Call 614 9923005 or 6 14 992 6167 after 400 p m BY OWNER IN RIO GRANDE 245-5488 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY - 1 to 5 110 three wheeler bcellent condttlon CAll 614 985 380 5 1981H onda 500R S450 1985 Kawese lu Teca te 250 t hre e wheeler 61 4-992· 6303 •• • • PRICE SLASHED ($2,600.00) TO $84,900- ATOUCH OF. • COUNTRY w1lh1n 3 m1lesollown l -shaped bnck and cedar . 1979 Ha rley Davidson low rider ranch s1tuated on 2 8 acres, 4 bedroom s. 3 baths, eat-1n Su per G lid e fronr en d Cendy . kitchen w1th 23ft of ca b1nets, 8'x32' deck garden area. appl e red S tro ~ed and runs with strawbemes. full basement 2 car gara ge Don't m1ss great $3000 Call 614 698 7058 1 • th1s one' • 1986 Honda Fourtru 260R. roost boost Boysen Reeds, hot hp atlon cer brush guards nerf bar s tw1st grrp throttle 4 months left on warranty U OOO hrm 1983 Kawasa ki 760 LTO. !heftdr~ve 14 000 m1les 91000 f.rm Butc h Rou&ll 614 992 7258 mn • CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R. E., Inc. • • Judy DeWitt-Broker • 446-6610 • • 728 COUNTRY LANE- CHAROLAIS HILLS (3rd House on left after leaving 160) - FOLLOW SIGNS PRICE: $119,000.00 1 2. 100 sq. ft. brtck on 311 acres, more or less, wtth 3 large bedrooms, 2'11 baths, hvmg room and famtly room with see-through ftreplace , formal dtntng room with view. Kitchen has Corningware range top, butlt-in oven and microwave, disposal, dishwasher, and new refrigerator . Utility room with washer, dryer and freezer included. OTHER FEATURES: Central atr, electnc forced atr furnace , oak tnm with birch doors, 2%car garage wtth opener, cable TV. Tour today with .... WISEMAN REAl ESTATE - •••••••••••• ·, 446·3644 'For personal vtewing call for appomtment Real Estate General Real Estate General . I r •' 3 BR HOM £·- 6 MO OlD - 1450 sq ft. ltv lng and full ba· sement, 2 full balh s, lg rooms 12x26 country k1tchen. ta s teful decor, well msul l ddl. pane wmdows all elec c1ty water/ sewer ced ar lap stdtni li deck, 2 balcon oes, stora1e bldg. 4/l Oacre. overlooks Bob Evans Farm VERY CONVE NlfNT Walk to col lege. grocery /ban k/P 0 / Rto Grande Elem. nearby. Gallipolis Ctty schools 10 mm to Spnng 1 Vall ey 20 mtn lo Jackson 25 m1n to Me1gs Mmes OWNER TRAN SFERRED Cal l for appomtment ' •,.• 'II ... , .,. _,ANY MORE - Thts lovely hom e oilers sQ ft and IStu st live mmutes 11 om town - 4 BRs. l'h baths. powder room. k1tchen. • dmette. LR wtth corner woodburner. fam1ly : room. carpet and hardwood gas heat cent a1r, anached garage ctty schools Call Real Estate General REDUCED TO $24.900!11 - Ntce home oilers llvm groom k1tchen w/ ra nge relng d1spt D1mng room bath. car petm ~ woodburnmg stove unattached gara ge and a \6x32 of11ce and shop Call today All BRICK RAN CH / MACNl f l CENT ~ ~ EW Plus 18ams and pond Put your own pmonal 1ouch Ia wotk and complete lh1s well dn•lned home 3 BAs hv and dnnnr rm ~ lull ba lhs 2l rn.nter bedtm I& krl lau nd r~ 1m Ott. owerloo.rng gond R ~rn h1nllrus WORTH SUINGWORTH OWNING THE FAMILY WILL LOVE THIS ONEI Ranch style home on 5 acre mi l offers 3 BRs, bath, k1tchen family room lR,carpet, heatalato1 f~r e place. WB stove, 2 car attached garage 16x32 1n-ground pool Cham link lence Call for an appomtment BRICK AND FRA~U ClOSE 10 ~OLlER DtSt!able home and !ocatmn SR 160 Ask to see Inside thrs beaut1ful ranch l BR c:ountty k•tc h11n famr ly rm wbt p carpml I ac m/ 1 l ow SSOs OWNER HAS REDUCED THE PRICE TO $39,900 - 132 9 m/ 1 pasture larm. sprmgs. 42x94 barn, tobacco base Older home "' good shape 3 BRs bath lR k1tchen Call today BF GLAO YOU WAI T[ O So me diSCnmmalln& lam1ly w11t take prldt rn o wne~ shrp ol thi S lowelw br rc ~ t8nth l ocated close to toWTJ LR 3 BR 2 ba th s fR w/ wbf p s taw~d Rim windows hill equipped kitchen meened patiO hul pump In ground po o l • l t~ deckand ttde MUCH MUCH Ill OR£ A Qeaut1lu l home !01 nntf>rtll•n rna loo DRASTICALLY REDUCED HAVE YOUR OWN PRIVATE BOA I 00CK 21' ams m/ 101d aectu to O~ro COMMERCIAL BUILDING - PERRY TWP - NEAR CORA - 600 sq N sleet butldtn& tdeal lor anyone 10 truckmp. dnlllng or mm1ng busmess Dwne1 may cons1de11eas'ng or fmanc1ng Call for more mformahon R1ver OFf Sir lb0- 7 ACR ES Mi t Buul•lul bu1ldma locatiOn CROWN CITY 7B111tS ba1n tobacco barn land contrnt Wllt(ESYillE 96 a c ~r s m I Make ofhr HANNAH rRACE RD lOS~ms 2 road frontaae Make offer 4 ACRCS PORI ER ONSRS~• ~mnlly remode led 2 slo ty home Ul DR • of t abmels. ut1111y rm sunporch buem~ nt All it 1nu 8uuulul trw m the yard S50s 8R tamrly ~1k hen w'bar l ~ ds CHAROLAIS HillS- 3 24 acres more or less Owne1 linancmg avatlable R(C(NllY MODERN il [ O rns •dr 1n0 out J II bedtms I I+ baUts carden tub n ~ w country blue ~rlc hen w/sahd oa ~ cab ~nets smtned porch NEW CARA C£ 28 r40 w h•at wm r 200 w•rlnc C.n be usedlor tar rtpatr. t ic VINTON - CORNER OF CHERRY & CLAY - Ntce two story home offers 4 BR s. 2 baths, LR ktlchen, den, dming room, lull basement sund eck, ltreplace Call lor an appomlment ,.d S50s AORIAN A~E kiDS' SPECIAL· Hnr new swtmmint pool $3 &000 •• II buy thts 3 bedrm rane h ht11lar1t •i1chtnw/ .. tln.tlfll lilt bath !am l l~ 1m u U I I!~ •m fenced yard Uo1m windows, 1nd doors City schools Bu y 110111 and lak• adunll&t ot law mls •nl rales and Pl itt li£wliSliNG UNBEliEV(A8l[ Bul true $26 500 will bi.IY1ICfeS plus 1 IIIU IIUM home &ar. . lftd butldtnl New 1001 wmnt COOd fnsul1t1on. ntw khtl'lt n cabrnets w/ rance ar.d oven Close to l60 ANXIOUS OWNER AEOUC£0 PRIC£ - 4 K rts m/ 1 country homt wit~ ntw rool hot w1ter he~lfl rlnJt and 1tfr11 cement dmt La blrn 2 bldts f•eld fenced w/ smalt pond TOWN AND COUNTRY 7 rm home ove~ l oolt n& the Ohio Rlv•r lovelwltv rm sl ltlncrm and lormal d1nln1 rm l btdrm . l Yr bll~. 2 c1r 11r111 w/ bmmtnl storaa:e S36 000 £ASY n RMS. (Qual Opponunit)' Housinl otfer1a br·lt't'tl on 1 ac m/ 1for $44000 3 bedrooms INds of Clblnel! carpet thtou&ttout 1 ~ b1t ~s tamlly rm l c.ar ''"" 0-l·D • IU z GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE.. .. N1ce ran ch style home s1tuated on a 70x148 N lot offers 3 BRs. I I\ baths. LR, FR w/ ftreptace. eat 10 krtchen. gas heat. Green schools Call today GREENFIELD TWP. - 88 75 ac m/ 1fronts on SR 233 and Frank Shaffer Rd Owners reports ttmber 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446-0008 DOWNTOWN LOCATION - LI~E IN ONE. RENT THE OTHER or RENT BOTHI - 2 story home with 3 BRs. bath LR, kitchen, dm1ng rm , gas heat Garage apartment (n rear oilers 2 BRs, bath, k1tchen laundry 100m Make us an oiler ENJOY THIS HOME - 4 BRs. 2 bat hs. eautpped ~1tc~en . LR. attached garage. heat pump/cent aor. wht rlpool 1n master bath. above gro,nd pool Shown by appointment LOTS FOR SALE -·Stat, Rt 7 rural water avaotable, mob1le home welcon,e Call lor more detaols COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19,900 - Th1s anractiVe home oilers 2 BRs. bath. k1tchen w1th range, dmmg room , LR. carpet. I car unanached garage s ~uated on two lots Call today JAY DRI~E - lovely home lor begmners, 3 BRs, LR, eat·tn kttchen, bath, carpeltn& gas heat, cent a11, anached garage Ca ll now lor appo1ntment $25,000 - ~AllEY DRIVE - ThiS 3 BR home oilers 2 baths, k1tchen , LR, OR, . gas heat. crty schools Call lor an AODISON TWP - Possom Tr ot Road 93 acres m/ 1, all woods Old barn on property $21,900 AFFORDABILITY • lOCATION = ONE NICE STARTER HOME - Near Gree n School 3 BRs. bath. LR, ktlchen , ftreptace, full basement, btg yard Ca ll for more deta~ls All tvpts cerpenttr &. concrttt work lntero, exterior ,.mo· eWing, pain11ng, rooflng , free 11tlmttes C•ll 614-446 -8174 1977 Wlld.mesa travel tt81let" 16 tt selt·conleined Sleep~ 8 Would like to bur • good used pool table Cell 614 ·381 8439 81 Home Improvements Chain link fences , Uet & stump rtmovll. Mul ch atone till, azahat. yews. {Ododendrona Don't Land1capes Ph 814 anytime carefree ewnlng Ktng tite bed With pnYlllcy door. tub and shower, Reesa tlit c h twin dmnette, 87,200 00 304 6753276 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 446· 9846 Unconditional lifetime guaran - tee Local refentnces turnlahe~ Free ntim•tea C•ll coiiiiCf: 1-614-237-0488. dey or night. Roge r& B1 s emen t WJ\erproofing NEW LISTING - 2 story 8 rm home. full basement, all utilities 4 BRs, bath vtew of nver and backyard Only $8,000 NEW LISTING - 7 rm, bath, range, Iron! porch, mce level lot Just $6,000 2.52 ACRES - 2 BR home, lub bath, gas heat at wellhead pnce carpeling and lrutt Asktng $25,000 MODERN - 2 fireplaces. 2 pati OS, dbl garage, range. refng , d1 spl, ant1que lights, Italian lite mce carpeting, 2 ~ baths, 3 BR. central atr and heat, copper ptumbtng. burglar alarm and ntce lot $125.000 MIDDLEPORT - 246 N. 4th. lg lot to the all ey Garage wtth storage 6 rm home, full basement, lg porch. $25,000. RACINE -One lloor 6 rm msulated home 3 BR, ran ge, refng, hv tng rm about 12K24, paneling carpetmg, level lot Just $21 ,500 4.9 ACRES - lg workshop about 38x78 . w1th pnvate heat and TP water. off1ce, parktng, I 0 rm remodeled home: free gas, furn ace heat, 2 porches and nver VIeW $!25,000 BRADBURY - N1ce 3 BR one fl home, bath, leadtn g Creek water, gas heat, carpelin g. lots of closets and mce vtew of Rt. 7 Only $23.000 OFFER WELCOME - 7 rm home 10 the country Bath, dnlled well natural gas FA furnace, basement Needs handyman Ask tng $12,000 SELLING PROBLEM? CALL 992-3325 LAND NEEDED HOII',Iflq H i•,tclqUdlll'l\ V•nvl• ~ I Alum•num Skiing Storm wtndowt • doort , over Rot1ry or cable tool driiNng Moat wellacompleted temedty Pump seles and 1.Mce 304 895· 3802 Concrete f1nith, parhlng loti, basements - any alze JOb StniOf 44&-u n RON ' S Telev iS IOn Service House eall1 on RCA . Ouaztr, GE Starks TrH end Lawn Servlee. lawn eare, landsc:ap1ng, &tump 2454 576·2903 spec1almg 1n Zenith C1U 304 511-2398 or 614-446 - removal. 304-678 -2842 or 84 House coal limestone, and gflvel Oellv•r.d 1 t on and up Jrm L1n.er 304 -675 1247 or Retidentitl or commer<:ISI wirIng Ntw eervh:e or repelrt UeenMd el&etrician E1tlmate fr... Ridenour Eltctneat 304875-1785 67 5·7397 Ken 's now John'• Water Serv1 ee. John Watterson Jr Owner 1 000 or Z.OOO gal ,ervtee 304 676 2248 Formerly BROKER Crstarn1, wells. pools fll!td Formerly J1mH Boy1 Weter S•me ratu C1ll 304· 675· 6370 ... 87 Upholstery " R & M Custom Couche. a0d R euphol stery 51 Rt 7 CraWn City, Oh 614 266 1470, ! 'va, 614 448 3438 Open daily9' to 4 30, Sat 9 30 to , 30 Old & new Uph oste re d MoWrey's Upholsterrng .... vrng HI co unty area22 years The best in furniture uphol1terlng Call 304 - 675 4164 f o r f t'h estimates •• "' 388-8155 379-2184 446-2230 · 446·7881 446-0458 446·8655 245-9490 446-6595 J. Merrill Corter Phyllis Loveday Jim CCKhran Becky lane Patrick Cochran Ron Pitchford Charles Moore SOUTHERN HILLS I.E., INC. NEW LISTING. ACREAGE IN CIIY SCHOOL DISTRICT - 23 acres more or less $1 5000 (smaller acreage may be fWIChased) Several Call 245-9187 between S-7 R & R Weter Service Home Real Estate General JUDY DEWin 3 STORY A-FRAME HOME - 10 vears old located on Rodney-Cora Rd., 3 mtl~! e~~t ~~~11 Creek Trailer Park. Picturesque settmg, 3 bedrooms, lg. kitchen with built-in cabmets. Carpeted throughout wtth 11. downstairs bath· room and uhlltv-laundrv room . Other features include torepla ce. dmtng area and 2nd floor bathroom with shower. lot is landsciped with large garden area and fru11 trees as well. Three car garage with work area, 11111e door openers. storage butldinc. and satellite dish IS included wtth the 42 acres the owner wishes to sell at a ~tasonable pnce. Genoral Hau!i~g 245 ·9286 2919. Electrical & Refrigeration FOR SALE BY OWNER 446-6610 J & J Water Servu:e Swimming pools. citterns. wellt Ph 614· Wttteuon 1 Wat er Hauling, re11onable ratas. lmmadlate 2,000 gtllon delivery Cisterns pGOit , well, elc call 304 676 614· 9B5·U84 lee\ of road trontage, mmeral rtghls mcluded, 1ural water availabl e Close lo Raccoon Co unly Park !2394 NEW LISTING VACANT LAND 110 ACRES MORE OR LESS w1lh1n I m1le hom the courthouse Ctty water ~ nd c1ty sewer poss•ble Call for further det11ls !2392 NEW liSTING .. 25 ACRES MORE OR tESS - Appro< 1,200 h ol10ad frontage some marketable timber, bu1ldmgSites Call lo1 more del01ls S15900 !2396 IF YOU HAYENi SEEN THIS.ONE Yn. CAll FOR AN APPOINIMENT TODAY' - Neal briCk ranch, 2 car garage With extra storage space 3bedrooms. 1~ baths 11\ltng room dtntn g area and more l ot s1ze approx 65'x85' N IC~ n01ghbOJhood $40s WOlFPEN ROAD IN MEIGS ~OUNTY - Vmyl s1ded frame house w•th th ree bedroom~ lg b!th forma l d1n1n~ full basement. and enclosed porch Alllh1s on a ~2223 fl at one acre to! $25,000 Call for more mlorma\100 . . .U26 DON 'T lOOK TWICE! - This lns111me you w1lllall1n lover 3 bedroom doublew tde wtl h 2 baths and mOte Beauhlullocalion 2 miles from R10 Grande landscaped lawn Property well Ia ken care ol Low 30s ~2346 •• •• •• •• • SR 325 NEAR RIO GRANDE - 1983 SCHUlll4'x70' MOBilE HOME - Custom bu1ll 1 bedroom 1 baths garden, cenlral a" two wood decks $16,950 Coli lor more det.,ls *2370 BEAUTY IN THE PINES - IS this.spaCIOUSbn c~ and hame trt·levef 41o 5 bedrooms, newer plank lloonnR 1n extremely well but l1 3 bedroom home Under 3 years ot SOUIHEASTERN OHIO'SFINES! - 99 5 amsol h1lls streams and lush woods NaturealliS best Ahunter's !2393 ~ 2267 paradtse II th ts IS nol e nough neslled among lhe wooded hrllstde IS a pnv ate 3 acre lake, a !!sherman s dream and a year 'round htdeaway l ow $60s Call for FLATWOODS ROAD AREA - low m11ntenance. age l g kilchen, w~h lots ol cabmels and storage area C' ktl chen lamtly room wtlh 1tteplace tor mal dm 1n11 hvl ng 100m rec room 3 balh ~ at/ached 1 car garage Alii hiS s1tua!ed w1lh 4•~ at1es Ca \1 today lor you1 own personal vtewrng more mlorma\1o n m93 sOUTHERN MANSION - A lo" IYGeorg1an colonial 1estdence 10 a preshgtous selling where the famtly 'Ntth lOOd taste and 1 bkmR for qualtly surround1 n~s can flour$h1l.g..4 bedrooms wlunheard ol extras lO acres. more or less. stocked po n~. hor se s ta~es lg metal barn. 20x40 heated 1)001 Th 1s home 15 a rare opportun1ly 1o enjoy livtng at 1ts besl Call Come and see We were pleased' You wtll he to o m47 JUST OFF ST. Rl 7 AT ST. RT. 218 ASHOWPLACE Modern 2 story 4 BR lull basement like new commerc101 type garage manufactured by Ceco Co Insulated walls, COllin~ co ncrete floors w1lh 12xl4 ~ ARARE OPPORTUNITY w1thm 5m1lesot town 42 acres entrance door. E:verythtng m mtnl cond To own lhts one 'l car garage, 88 •56' bafn plus other sheds and road fronta ge along two roads Fram e 1anch appro,; t 500 sq It 31g bedrooms, 2 balhs, k1lc hen com~ ele w1th range dishwa sher ref11geralor, diSposal AHached SELLER WILLING TO WORK WITH BUYER - W1lllake house tn on trade or wtll sell on land contract 11 you have a home and want a lar8C! home an d some land chetK lh 1s one out Beauhlul contemponu~ . 3,200 sq !1 , I •1 ac1es 30"x40' tiiRround pool R10 G1ande atea mil outbu1td1ngs. Kyger Creek schools mn ~2340 m68 GALLIA COUNtfS IESI BUll -Only 6 years old 4 bedrooms. 21ull baths, JO c loset~ mooern k1lchP,n, 2~ It cabmels full two slor y w1th walkout basement E. M•in LOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN- Th ts home has a lot to offer K1tchen wrth range and' d1spl , LR w1th fireplace. carpet over hardwood ,full basement, attached garage wtth etectn c opener, gas heat/cent a11, storm wmdows You II want to see thiS one • LETART - like new tnstde and outl Completely remodeled home on a large tot Excellent conditiOn Garage, new roof and s1d 1ng $27 500 00 NEW LISTING - ST RT 33 - About lour m1tes to County Road 14 Approx1 matety 25 acres of vacant g1ound. Approx 8 acres pasture. Good bu1td mg s1te WANT $!1 ,000 00 GRAHAM SC HOOL ROAD - Very mce ranch oilers kitchen w/ range, refng. OW. d1spl, m1cr owave. LR, FR. dinette, 3 BRs. 1 bath cent a1r, carpetin g, 2 melal ut1lity bldgs Shown by appoin tm ent MIDDLEPORT - lester year ha! been restored to l hts beauttful colonial homel Th1s 4 bedroom. 7 room Hom e with a level lot and 2 car garage has ornate trim, leaded glasss windows and doors Att1c studio wrth sky light Well msul ated means low heatm g bills Must see to apprec~ate 1 $65.000 00 POMEROY - A 3 4 bed room hom e on a acre lot Pnvale but close 1n Carport. garage. storage buildmg. ASKING $17.000.00 AFFORDABLE PRICED AT JUST $29 9001 -Close to ctty on Rt 14 l th1s home oil ers kitchen LR. fam tly room dm1n g room and full bmmen t large unattached block garage Call for an appomtment NEW LISTING - HEW LIMA ROAD - 166 • acres Water and electnc ava~ t abiP. Ntce level lot for I or several build,ng Site s ASKING $33.500 00 STATE ROUTE 160- CORNERlOT - lh1s home offers 3 9Rs, LR. k1tchen , bath, unattached gara ge LOTS OF POTENtiAl HEREI - 2000 sq N bUIIdmg wtth lron tage on St Rt 160 12•20 walk·m cooler 12 da1ry case Call for more detatls • « ' $39,900 - I 7acres mi t Very 01ce ranch StttllSil.iN · ... GHiiM Phone 614-448 ·3888 or 614 - C1trztn Otacount. R1ck Garfleld 992-2259 EWINGTON - WOODRUFF RD - 1.55 acres m/1 3 BR home, lff, k1tchen. bath North Gatha school d1str~cl Cor Fourth tnd Pm• Real Estate General NEW LISTING- BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE - 241 acres vacant land located near Eastern H1gh School wtlh access to Rt 7 Wafer and etectnc available. $6,0DO OD 30.5 ACRES M/ l _. $11,000 - Sec 93 Walnut Twp. Fronts on Whole Hollow aod Berry Rd Sept1c lank. Dillard Water Serv1ct Pools, Cl1terns, Wells D•llvery Any· time C1U 114-448 ·7404 -No SUnd.., calk Gttllpolia,. Ohio Fetty Tree Trlmm•ng, stump removal Call304·87&·1331 POMEROY,O. style home features 2 bath~ 3 BRs. LR, tamtly rm. and for mal d101n g. carpetin g. woodburning stove Ca ll for more information 85 CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING hang guHen FrM Htlmatel Ph 814-U8·S332 601 009 SPRING ~ALLEY ESTAUS - Tri·level home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, mce equtpped kttchen, l -sh aped LR. dining area, 24x12 family room w1th woodbummg fireplace, gas heat, cent air, 2car garage Call today Plumbing 8o Heating n1ce Blac~top 1oad Green Twp Close lo Galhpohs Good cond1l1on Pr~ced losell at $34 900 BUY ALITTLE OR BUY A LOT - Thts home can be purc ha sed w1th 5 acresor 58 acres and offers 3 BRs, 2 bath s. LR. kitchen. woodbur n1ng stove carpet. lobacco base. 40x60 barn cellar house and several ~~~~~~:':'"'""":~:":"'_. sheds Call for m01 e Hllormat1on $39,900! -GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Th1s home oHers a PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - lovely home large LR wrth ftreplace k1lchen, d1n1ng offers 3 BRs 3 baths equtpped k1lchen. area, 3 BRs, bath, lull basement. 1 car 14x44 fam1ly room d1n ette. f~replace 2car garage, deck fenced yard rust mmutes to 1 unattached gara ge 20x40 pool and town on Rt 141 Call for an appomtm ent satellite d1sh Ca l~ lor an appomtment GREEN TWP. - 2 5 acres m/ 1 ver v mce home offers 5 BRs. 2 bath s k1tchen , dttng rm . LR, carpet and hardwood wood· burner. new lurna ce Call for an arpomtment SP.rvtces &U-388 9858 82 Improvement• sq h , 3 bedrooms, llvtn@toom formal dtnt nRroom very RANNY BLACKBURN IF YOU ' VE BEEN THINKING OF LISTING YOUR HOUSE AND YOU WANT TO GET Its US OR STOP IN OUR OFFICE • AND LET US HELP YOU. & Campers w. Va. PRICE REDUCED! -On IhiSranch style homeandover 2acres of land Modern home. oneslmy appro<. 1488 REALTY Broker 1971 popup Apa<:ht H1r d top. good cond1tlon Fumece. rtfrig· era1or, stove Sleeps 8 C1ll Home Improvements you need to call now PICTURE THIS - You and your relaxing on a wrap around deck entoytng a temf1c vt ewol the Oh 10 Rtver You can wtth th1s home at the edge ol town Other attract1ve teatu1 es mclude 3/4 BRs, 2 baths. LR w1th stone f~repl ace and m~rrored watt that refl ects the nver VIew FR, ret room kitchen, dtnette. 2 f~re ptaces, carpet. cent 'a~r If you like the nver you II love th is • SERVIC£ MAK£5 rHl DlfHRENC£ MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOME - Bnck ranc h, 3 BRs. I '-' baths kttchen wlrange, double oven. OW 11v1ng rm. dmette, lamoly rm. hr eplace, full basement. screened porch, 2 car att ached garage, KCschool diSiriCI • •.TURN THE KIDS LOOSE HERE- 2 5acres m01e or less w1th alovely ranch style hom e, 3 BRs. 2 baths LR. k1tchen hasm1crowave. range and refng full basement. carpet heat pump, cent a1r, attached garage plus unattached garage lots of room lor a garden BLACKBURN 388 · 8826 I'ROIESS I O~A I STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the foyer of one ol the French C1ty's fmest FormallR, formal d1nmg. spac1ous master bedroom wtth otf1ce or se w1n g room ad1acent den, 2 BRs ~p stau s 211 bath s 3 f~rept aces, lg. fam1ly room. solanum covered patiO, screened porch and much mor e Call for an appt 1973, 23 foot Slarcrtft eamper," SWEEPER end MWtng tn1eruna exc cond, tult awning, phone rep~lr , pt~rtt, and suppiiH Plek up •nd deUvery , Otvlt Vac:Oum 304·875· 1797 Cl .. ntr. one hall mile up Gto"• Creek Rd Call 114 441·0284 IIAllOt 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 condition M o del Mlf·contalned Twibght umper Good cond•tion Celt . , . 245·9246 17 ft 81 Real Estate l.J3 _A TIME FOR DISCOVERY Real Estate General 79 Motors Homes fEAFORDm 446-9568 Real Estate General D ual ex haust k1ts. '199 95 tn· stalled Mo st Fords . Chevy Trucka Vans 4x4 's Muffler Man. 9 Stimpson Ave , Athens Oh 10 1· 800· 84 3 3767 79 Motors Homes · & Campers 1983 Skyletk 22 ft self con· fllned. exe cond. tuU length ONE ACRE, ONE BlOCK OFF FAIRFIELD-CENTENARY RD On deadend street - 3 bdrm 3 baths off1ce and mus1c room lor live bdrm) livm£ room, dmm g room. lg family room laundry and storage room 3 car garage Heated and fenced lA pool Ow ners ret ~rm g to Flor~da Replacement cost $160,000-selling fo r $129,000 1974 Honda 750 good cond , Wit h many extras 8550 Cell 61 4·24 5 5120 Hond e Call 1811 25ft. C011chmen Camper 1983 Yamaha Man11um 55 0 Real Estate General •&900 S14-441-0008 Auto Parts & Accessories BUDGET TrenamiiiSiona Used & Rebuilt All types torque eonverten & transfer Cll l81 CVC Jomta Guaranteed a mmumum of 30 di)IS will deliver, cash & carry or mstaH Call 614 3792220 or 1-304 675-6758 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, Ai..lto Repair canvaa eover~ ng , skiing equ1p ete All good conclit 10n Call 814-949 2802 ar 614-949 2828 eft:er 4 00 p.m 1984 Hon da S abre . exc cond , low mileage phone 304-676· 76 77 lnbolfd·outbotrd, optn bow, til 14ft Sylvafl fi1hmg boat 28 hp Marmer motor, 12-24 volt trol hng motor Lorence Greyhne Gruff *2 700 00 304 · 675 · 2336 Athens, Oh 1980 Ca mllf O 304 676 1387 Trucks for Sale 1988 ATC Honda " 81g Rtd" 3 wh..rtr. 260 englnt. electri c atart, good tires. excellent condition. t1200 304-882 3323 ~~----------- m V1rago 11~9 new Ph 6 14 24 5· St erao Rad1o Rod w it h gwy 111! 40 000 mtles $6950 Ex cfl ll~nt cond1 !tOn C~t ll 61 4 JO B 8323 or 6 14 3 88 9727 85. 00 0 53000 1977 Ford P•ck up 4 wheel dnve auto wrt h a1r 1trong 400 ·- - - - - PS PB 75 304-882 · 3397 30 4-676 27 10 attm 6 00 call 304 675 55 84 Ca ~so tht 1982 0 1<18 Ot~lto~ 88 m•las, AC AM l M 6 14 992 288 1 1978 Ford v1n for 11le Good runn1ng cond111on Priced r~ghl Come and dnve 1t Call 814985 3546 76 Blaze r. 4 wheel dr1ve new 11res headers, 1trong vehicle S1eerna Garage, 30 4 675 7710 or 675 6749 19 85 Clwvv Chevutlu 0RIUXII bcellen t c ond1 I10r'l l 1k e new May 10, 1987 74 Motorcycles 600 304-875 1885 79 Cougar XA7 new p amt, rabutll eng1na no miles n1ce car. Stearns Garage 304 675 7710 or 676 67 49 rea r end 45 000 o n y m t~ l nules Garnge kept $5500 Ct~ll 614 <146 9407 $4 t' OO CAll ter 7pm truck, Stearns Gara{l~. 304· 675 77 10 or 675 6749 85 Musta ng 3 door V 6 auto ac cru1 se co ntr ol, 31 .000 m11es 304 675 -5 431 On ly 6000 mrl vs 6 14 256 62 ~1 1980 Dodge PU, 4~~:4 Short wheel base PS , PB , 4 spd 318 en.glne Call 614-256 6457 af· dnve 6 cy l ~tuto 4 br11nd new 11res eu:e l lent co nd111 0n 52000 614 742 2522 1 955 Y~ Sport Ford Escort 3 600 m1l us, alt e~t ra s call 30 4 675 363 8 trt power 4 spd 10 bo lt pos1! rfl(; Mo\11n9 M.ust sell 1983 Dodge Cuatom Ven Ph 614 4468201 . May 10, 1987 • • •~ ' ~ \ ~ '"GJQiillstN .. r. I'" • PLANTS SO - Excellent vmyl s1d1ng, 10sulated Full basement C1ty water and sanilary sewer $55,000 REDUCED TO $48.000. NEW LISTING - NICE 2 BEDRM . HOME near Evergreen on Evergreen Prospect Rd Appr ox 'h acre land, county water Purchase now lor $24.500 • • • SPRING SALE!!I Pnce reduced to $38,000 to $32.000 Over 1.392 sq ft liv1ngspace Conslructeddururg 1974 Appro! 2 acres Call for more 10lormat1on • • COMFORTABLE COTTAGE - 2 bedr ms s1tuated along Garl~eld Ave Buy now for $16 000 • • • NEW LISTING THIS ONE HAS IT Alll !!- 70 acres wtth two res1dences Barn, outbu tldmgs. !.065 lb. tobacco base Near Crown C1ty, Hannan Trace Schools Buy now tor $58.000 • • BUY NOW· 2 ~ acre tot located w1t h1n Spr~ngfi~d Twp Gallla Co $10 500 • • • e •• •• •• APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES ollevel ground adtacent to Pleasant Valley Estates. 350 It road fronta ge w1th c1 ty water sewer and gas on premiSes $400 per front foot NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located along Roush Rd Cheshtre Twp Kyger Creek schools Approx ~ acre. wbfp. pool. Buy now lor $49 500 3 BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near Holm Hosp1tat low tralf1c area. large backyard WBFP. Galhpolis Ctty school dtslr tct. Prrce $45.000 = Htnry E. Clelend Jr 992-6191 ~A to 61ACRES IN CLUDED AS BONU SI COMMERCIAL - WHY PAY RENT! - when con collecl 1t?2 story apartment buildmg 15 umts) 07 and 109 Second Ave h celle11t mone~ maker Be ea rly so you're not late ST. RT. 33 - Right on K1ngsbury Road 2 acre bu1ldtn g s1tes Wattr and elecfrtc avatlable Terms avatlable. MAKE OfFER WANT $6.500 00. Jean Trumll ..... 949·2&60 DoH11 Turnlf ..... 992·5692 !lffict............... 992~2259 Homes1te mcludes commercral IYIX! bu1ldmg w1th 3car garage, set up u a woodwor~tng busme ss Pnce reduced 10 the $80s l 1ncoln P1ke Rd Harr~snn lwp W 20 ACRES more or less With 2 BR mobtle home Hazel R1d ge. $19,900 NEW LISTING' OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12'x65' 1967 mob1le home One acre land wrth 2 car garage. Call today' ThiS one won't last lor $10,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDING ON COURT ST. - Appro• 3600 sQ ft Sectioned off 1,232 sq H selling area. Rear ailey and s1de entrance 10 add~1on to Court Sl entrance Insulated, FA gas furnace, separate AC City services, 2 bedrm. apt on 2nd floor Buy now for $60,000 !lUJNG YOUI .AllSTATE IS IIGIUSIIlSS.. CAU AM w w.u wooo un SAIISPIISCifl •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• reseeded and ler t,hzed m 1986 A!l lhrs and more for ~2315 GREAI INVESTMENT PROPERlY - Mob1le home park w11h 10 mob1le homes Avery niCe 3bedro om. 2 balh home w1lh hasemenl api Lg 40'x60' buildmg Par~ has central hghled streets and II spaces l ocated al RIVer Sheet !2259 GOOD AS NEWt - Older 2story home'" th e CIIY Home ml! JUST STARTING OUT! - Then you w1ll be 1nle"sled m lh•s neat 2 bed room ranch located on a QUiel street wrlh attract 1~e carpet garage hntshed st01age bU!Idmg W ell msula!P.d low mamlenance and well ca red for yard NEAR RIO GRANOE ON SR 325 - LOI WITH MEIAl BUilDING (30'x40') - tOO' ol roadhontage $10,800 Ca llloday !2371 COUNTRY liVING. BUl ClOSE TO TOWN - CrewRoad 1n M e~gs County. Spi ll level on 3 ac1" mil 4 bed1oom5 lg lam 1ly room w1th ll!ep\~tce, 2 ca1 garage , br 1Ck and Pnce reduced to S38 900 m34 SIMPLY CONVENIENIIII IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2·3 bedroom home located at 930 Seconlf Avenue Parlntl base men1, tam rl y room, bath, natural gas lurnace N1ce carpe11ng OWNER HAS IAKfN GOOD CARE Of !HISONE' lARGE IOBACCO BASE Plclutesque seMmg mOOern 3 bedroom home lrke new 2car garage.1ural water bemg 1nsta lled. good lenc,ng 4 farm pond s, 8 acres all alta and 2 barns l~1s •s a good prol1table far m1nd wellla~ en care ol Call soon asthe tobacco crop needs tmmed ,ale anenhonm ~ mu 1nf01ma1ton !2367 ~CRES lORE OR LES S - N10e home sept tc and rura l water Se ~e rat feet ol ,road 123 and more Call lodoy 101 more SETIING - Wilh all the tree~ 1n bloom lhrs home looks hke an ad fo r Beller Hom~ &Garden s Bnck and Ira me bl level seHtng on 31h acres of wood s Large famrly room wtth stone fi replt~c e, eat m ktfc hen, hvmg arid dmmg room Home needs some lmtshmg touches Owner has reduced houst $5.000 C11vscho~s wrth1 n6 m11es ol town $69,900 S37 500 !2341 SECLUSION IN TOWN - Co ntempo1ary home w1lh 3 bedrooms, famtly room hvmg room cathedral ce,hng 3 ba ths, kllchen has tSiand range w1th butll m r.nll OversiZed I car garage, kils of stouge, wooded selling on 2 lois Deck thai overkioks c~y I mU"JI see1Call lm yo ur ilpiJOinlment today ~2366 'EDUCED! VACANT LAND - $19,000 W1lh1n Clly Se~eul ttwldtng sties • #2388 1 YA OlD HOME WttH JO ACRESOf lANO - 11ome has 3 bed1ooms 21ull bathS, dtntng ar i!a, hvmg room HURRY' HURIY! - W11h asrnall down payment you co n purchase lh•s met home N1ce level e,tra lui located 3 m11es from lown. $31500 DON'T IE A "DRIVE-BUYER"- lou wont bell"'' the . SPI<e and extras until you see ln•de l h1~ br~ck and Ntce large rooms mclude 3 bedrooms, 2 ~2338 DOIIT P~SS THIS ONE IY' .., t1 offers 3 bedrooms Gre.at conventent focatton N1ce home lor a couple start10g out Call for an opporntrnenl today. $24 000. 112276 *2296 YOU RE MISSI NG SOMETHING 11 you don'l about lh•s 4 bedroom, 2 sl01y, two and d10 1 n~ •corn fue~ace . oulbUIIdlni and more 12297 URBAN NEIGHIORHOOO BUT COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - $64,500. 2 300 SQ. Napprox llvmg s pa ce~ IUSIIhe begtnnmg of lh1s lovel y buck an d fum e ranch 2 hreplaces, rec room. fam1Jy room. eal·tn Mttchen, 2 lull baths, gas heal, central an Wrthrn walkmg dtstance of town 112372 FIISI TIM[ OFFERED! - lppr01. 35acres and 3 yr old ranch fe~urlng 3 bedrooms. k1lchen mcludes rooms tull basemen! w1lh lom1ly room rec IChools Beau11ful home. Call to see THREE WISHES! - II com lorl, con>en1ence and good nelihborh ood are lmportanllo rou. beller look th,.one over' Bnck and lrBme lr•leve 3 4 bedrooms, 7 ftftl holhs, larn1ly, llvmgand dmmgrooms 2car garage ptut 2t3r carport, stora ge butld m~s Over "' acre t1eed lawn1 Let u~ tak e you to see tt 1 teJ J'l86 Cmtu.y 21 lui Etcate Corpontkn •• truMtt fOr lht NAF. EACH OFFICE IS una~ached • mn STANO BACKAND lOOK - Ready 10 move1n1o Ow njl ~h o uld be mler101 decmator 3 bedroo m ~. l 1" ba1h&1 lamlly room. forma! h~tnA and dm•n ~ room EaHn ktl~ h en w•lh apphanceB, nrte lar9,e lanllsc aped tol C1ty scho~s. Oon'llollh15one •liP byl !2362 INVESIMENT - lh" woull' makea1.n011renlol horne located m Eureka on a lar ge lot (3 bedroom lrll Prope rly also ha~ Old home that nf!(lt"l\ 1epau • ~2317 NEAR lYCOON LAKE - Arne"' '" rnob1le hQIJIP w1111 bu•ll -on fami ly room over ilr rr \()\ PI ICCd al l13 500 Call lor more mlmmiiiiOn 12384 2 FOR rHE PRICE Of I - 11 ,rr"' rolling lollallanrt w1lh p{)ftds 2 BR home wrn1ttl'lil l pump ra nge rr.l/1~ , diShwasher sa1e1111e rt~< h ,11 '"'luded PI US 11'>60' rnob•l e home pre~e ntl y bf·1n1• n·n led mct udtnl' underpmrung, apphance". anrf humturP Call for Mr ~p p01nlme nt #2308 AGED JUS! RIGHI - II )Ou ar• ynunr, enouP,hroentuY and old enou~h to apprec •atr tt11 r h<~rm of older homPs lh• ~ onE 1 3 bedroom•) bath !11nmg room breakfast noo ~ and mort! ' come see #2355 NEGOTIA8L£f - 0" ""' HWiy Nllltnp and able to constder offers on lht&1nve1y 3 lwlfoom home Full d•v,ded basement, RIH:tPf' I b~~ ~~ den tarRe sr. reened '" porr.h V~JY n1Ct- wO<Jd f'l o r~ ca lhedr.il ce1hng m lt vmgroom Make thto; il lmrn e to 5eP. before all olhe ~> ~2332 WE'RE FOR REAL' - Jusl $3! 900 101 lh,; neal and clean home. 'l carpeted Qedrooms I'" batht ktlchen w1th e•tra cah,nel space, I car ~arage writ: rJVerheao storage Newer hot water heater Klass encl•1sed back fl<lrch large lot " the VIllageol R10 Grande (appro• t acre) wtth apJ)Ie and pear tr ees 11rape arbor and morP: l et us show you th1s one tOflav LAKE liVING AlliS BEST - II you en1oy p!ivacy anda garage secluded area , lhiS home 1s !or y11u13 bedrooms 111 bat hs, green hou!le large scemc yard e:rpandmg to ovtr 0?376 N335 butlt·m m1crowa~!, central vacuum system anaehed 2 car prage, treed lawn I car Unbeatable pnce $49 900 1nqur~ baths, tor rnatltv ini ulrhly 100m an d pal 10 wtlh e•cellenl v•ew, C1l y 11mtts 19 ;teres more or len and la m1ty room , 1ncluded IS 3 bedroom home w1tt.exira rent.alultome ol $200 month localed not Ia• from the City 112333 trame tft level fronta ue ~nforma11on lf2386 llaths. fam1ly room and more Mchen hiS lOts of ca~nets Mbched pra&e wdh elecl11c door openers 5 acres surrounlf th1s one let's go see the Inside' " I' w1lh Outbutldmgs 11nd sheds' l obacco base. m,neral "Rhls mao WHAI alum Std1ng.. N1ce home m thts area Pr1ced m the $60!. NICE lOC~IION NEAR RIO GRANO[ - Vacanllol w1lh 100ft. road frontage sepltc, and rural water hcellent lor mol>le home or house. $7.560 Call for more ~2329 FARM - jear ~d Must! !! IOapp!CCtatl! has 3 bedooms. J 'h bat hs. hvmg room, chmng room kttchen and fam11y room nat Ras heat and central au Home 1S'" e•cellent cond1!1on Prtced m the 41k $54 000 ~CRE appro< I 5 ams furnace approx !2311 B~CK TO N~IURE - Jl391 acres more or less l'h story older home Wllh 4·5 bed room s. l 'h baths rural water and 2 wells Newer lencmg, m1lkhouse, corn cr1b . llarns and other bu1ld1ngs Hay helds have l>een 111 HARD TO BELIIVE.IUT TRUE - $24 000 lSI he askmg llt'ce on th1s mc e3 bedroom 1 slorr hom e sttuaiE!d on J acre. Come see the rest Rtal Ett•teCorporat!on Prit'lted'ln US A £cjua l Huusmg OpJ '' rtun l,\ ~ AND OPERATED �p:!!!::!::1~0~-::!T~he~~~~T~i~me!:!s-~S~en~tinei~----.!~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h:io~-Point Pleasant. W. ·Giants regain top spot in NL West -Page 3 Ohi_o Louery . . Druly Numht>r 967 Pi<'k 4 7391 Super Louo 4-10-19 \ 25-26-43 ~ -··· T DEALS and GREAT .SELECTION T JIM a1 y .Vol.36, No.259 ' Copy rig hted 1987 • en tine Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Monday, May 11 , 1987 LYON, France tUPl i - K l aus Barbie. the Nazi Gestapo commander known as the "Butcher or Lyon," took his seat in a bulletproof defendant 's box today for the beginning of his trial on charges or torturing, murdering and deporting nearly BOO people to death ramps during World War II. Three-hundred poli ce officers co rdoned orr the courthouse overlooking thr Saone River as Barbie, 73. looking thin in a dark business suit, en tered from a side door. He stepped into the specially built de fend ant's box protected by bulletproof glass. An es timat ed 700 people attended, most of them journa lists from 27 countries. Barbie. looking con fident and ca lm, smiled and talked with a German -spea king interpreter in thr ' box and agreed to hav<' his picture taken with lawyer Jacques Verges by about two dozen photographers in the rourtrooon . The first order of business was the selec t ion or a nine- member j ury from 26 candidates. followed by the reading of charges t hat wa s expected to take severa l hours . The nine jurors and a t hree· judge panel will hear testimony in the trial. which is expected to last seven weeks. The controversia l tr ial pit s the word of Jewish We Have The Mu1cle Carg 'lou Want.. J COBB survivors and former Resista nce fighters aga in st that of Barbie, w hose attorney, Jacques Verges, has threatened to r ev ive t he ugliest memories or France 's wartime occupation by the Nazis. Verges is expected to stress the widespread French collaboration with the Germans and the policies of the pro-Nazi French governmen t ln Vi chy that acquiesced in the depor tation of thousands of Jews who were murdered in th e extermination camps . He also will claim the French Resistance was plagued by tra it ors. " We hope 'the French arc left as while as snow . Me, I'm going to return to the r eal terrain of his tory," Verges sa id. When Ba rbie stepped from St. Joseph prison an hour before the 1 p.m. start of the tria l and rode to a heavily guarded Lyon court house, 44 Jewish children at the Place des Terrea ux square across the Saone River marked the occasion or what could be t he las t major trial of a Nazi officer by inaugurating a memorial to the Holocaust. Their number. represen ted the 44 Jewish children, aged 3 to 17, who in April 1944 werr taken from a farmhouse in the remotevillageofl zieu, 50 miles east of Lyon, and deported to ex termination .ramps. Th ey allegedly were arrested on Barbie's Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac order. The children today hun!( photographs or th e death camps and drawin gs by deportee! .J ewis h student s insid e t he monument - Co! steel cubf' abo ut 60 f~et on ea ch side. The silent reremony was altended by abou t 1.000 people. many of them Jews who su r vived the Nazi occupalion or Lyon. Politicians from both right and lr fl also attended . Students across France werC' as krd to observe a mom ent of silen ce tod<.~:V in m emo r y of t he victims of the Nazis. Vl'rges, who co mpared t hr <Jttrnlion given the tri al by Jewish groups to the "prepa r ation or a lynching." also plans to deflect the cl aim s of Nazi torture by citing France's usc oaf torture in the Algerian Wa r_ Represent ativps or the 40 proscculin~ attorneys say they wi ll co unter this s tra h'2Y by ronrentral · ing on documentary proof of at roei t iPs co mmitted under Barbie's authority. Barbie was co nv icted and sent enced to dea th twi ce in absentia - in J952 and 1%4 - for war cr imes. He is believed to have bern in vo lved in 4,000 murd~rs and 7.000 deportations while Ges tapo chief in Lyon from November 1941 to 1\ugu't 1944. AKRON, Ohio (UP!! - A recent opinion poll shows that 53 percent of ail Ohioa ns approve or Gov. Richard Celeste's perform ance. but a solid majority does not think he is ·presid ential material. The survey, conducted between Apri l ~0- 30 by the i\kron Beacon Jour nal and. th e University of Akron, showed only ~6 -percent of Ohio's voters sa id . Celeste 'was presidential mater ial ; 62 percent sa id he would not make a good ca ndidate; and 12 percent had no opinion. Th e survey also showed. how ever , that o7 percent of Ohio votPrs believP it i s proper for Ce leste to build a na t ional image now so he ca n seck higher office after hi s term ends in 1990. But that maj ority said no st ate mon ey should be used for the governor's na t tonal ambit ions . "This Is the time for him to go out and make a name for him se lf, but only if it benefits Ohio at the same time and only if th e state does not fall apart while he's at it ," said Jeanie McGaughey, a Democrat from Piketon. "If he waits unti l ;tft er he leaves offi ce. nobody will know who he is ." Another :!0 per ce nl sa id It is abso iutel.v not proper for Celeste to cultivate nat ional ambi tions now . and J:l per cent had no CJ nswer. · 'Wh r n pro pie put him in office. It was to govern the stale." said Diana VanDoros, 611, of ncar Akron . " He should stay put because that"s what he campaigned for lasI year." The survey found Celes te sti ll popular after his land slide vic· tory in November against former Had president's 'wishes' KLAUS BARBIE By ,JUDJ HASSON WASHINGTON tUP11 Former national sec urit y ad· viser Robert McFarlan e sa id today he helped organize support for the Nicaraguan Cont ras at President Reagan' s " wishrs" when direct American military aid was banned but that hi s staff was to told to "operate at ali times withi n the law.'.' In an opening statemen t to the Senat e and House I ran - Con tra committees, McFa rlane said II was clear that President Rea gan "did not intend to brea k faith with the Contras " when Congn•ss cut off direct aid in Oct ober 1984. McFarlane sa id that congressional restrictions. however. "made it impractical " for either the Pen tagon or the Cli\ to art as a liaison with the Co ntras and thai th e State Department " ha s aiwa;•s be<on di sinclined to be associated with covert action ." Disaster drill slated Thursday ON ANY CADILLAC IN STOCK . \ Sought by French aut horities after the wat'. Barbi e. with the help or the u.s. Army, W<lS spirited out of Europe to South America in 1951 aftrr hf' helped 1\mer!ran counter lntelligencP aga inst communist gr ou ps in postwar Germany. Barbi e lived in Bolivia. att ainin g success and influence as a bu sinessman and intelligence consult an t to successive dictatorships. until he wa s expellr d to F'tanrr in February 198:1. • Ay th at time the French deat h sentences had; Pxpired undPr a 20-ycur sta tut e of llmilations on war crimes. French aut hor il ies charged him willi " cr imes against humanity ." inrjuding the torture. murder or dcportntion of nea r·Iy 800 .Jew& and Resistance members. : Barbi e says he is Innoce nt . Ver ges plans I ~ argue he was onl y carrying ouT his orders as a. soldier. : Sources at St . .Josep h prison said Ba rbie is well enough to sta nd trial despite a prostat e opcrat iori three months ago. Ninety -three witnesses are sc hedul ed to appear, in cl uding th e lca din[:! French writer Marguerit e Dura s, who Is to tes tify about the Nazi occupation, and Nobel. Peace Prize winner E ll ~ Wiesrl, a con(·enlrutlon cump su rvlvor noted for his writing on the mea ning of the Holocaust. Celeste isn't presidential material-poll •• Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30 a.m. • 8:00·p.m. Tues., Thurs. 8:30 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. Saturdav 9:00 • 4:00 p.m. ~ Sundar 1:00 • 4:00 p.m. 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Jury selection starts Barbie trial in France COBBchev.- CUTLASS 442 Partly cloudy tonight. Chadcc of thunderstorms. . Lows n<•ar 60. Moslly sunny Tuesday. Localed Along 1he Riv• In Pomeroy 308 MAIN SIWI POMEROY, This year marks the l oth Annual Simulated Di saster Exerci se' co ndu cted during NG tional Hosp ital Werk in Ga liia and Meigs Counties in Ohio and in Maso n Coun ty In West Virginia. Hos pitals involved Inclu de Holzer Medical Center. Vete r ans Memorial Hospit al. Pom eroy. and Pleasant Valley Hospital. Poi nt Pleasa nt . W .Va . Also participating arc the Gallipolis Develo pment al Center tGDCI . Woodl and Centers. inc.. Middleton Estates, Lakin Hospita l. Lakin. W.Va.. the emergency medical sPrvices and law C'n· forrement agencies in the three counties . along with fire depar tment s and the Mason County Civ il Air Patrol. and member s oi the Mid-Ohio Valley indu stri al Emergen~y Planning Council tMOV1EPC ). Each yeat. the simula ted dis· aster Is held during National Hospital Week. This year the theme for Hospital Week is ··we F'eel Good Helping You F eel Better." The three hospirals reel the simulated disaster is one way of calling special attention to th e services they provide 19 help the communities safeguard and im prove their health during this specla i week. · A tornado will supposedly strike the tri-eounty area on Thursday. Ma y 14. causing sev· C'r al disasters in each cou nty . At the designated time. the approp· riafe authori ti f:'s will be nolifled and the exercise will begin. The loca l emergency services, fire clcpa r tmenr s or poli ce departments will respond to ca lls in their area . tes ting their readiness for an actual disa ster . At the sifes. industries will also have thr oppor tunit y to test their disaster pian. " Vi ctims will be tra nsport ed to the nearest hospital for treat ment. At the hospital s, the staff in the e mergen~~- room as welias throughout th e entire hospit al wi ll then initiate their individual disaster plan. fn Gallia Count y. the exercise will take place on the Junior Fair Grounds and wlll involve approximately 24 victims. who will be nursing students from Buckeye Hills Vocational Center"s LPN program. The tornado will also strike the GDC. and Middleton Estates. Woodland Centers, Inc., will also· acl!vely participat e in the exercise. Coordinating_ the disaster plan at Holzer Medical Center is Tom Childs, vice president of professional services. ln. Meigs County, six EMS squads. all under the direc tion of Meigs EMS direct or Robert Byer . will be invol ved In transporting Meigs Cou nt y disaster victims to Veterans · Memorial Hospital _Coordinating the disa ster drill at Veterans Memorial Hospita l ~re Teresa Colli ns, R.N ., director or nursing, and John Brigham, ad ministrator at the Skilled Nursing Farliit y i ln· termedlate Care Facility. · Mason Cou nty. W.Va., di saster sites wlll be Lakin Hospital , the boat dock in Point Pleasant and the Goodyear plant in App le Grove. Participating will be the Valley rescue squad and the fire department, the EMS squad , Point Pleasant's police and fire departments, the emergehcy vehicles at Lakin Hospital , and the Mason County Civil Air Patrol. Several victims from the sites will be transported to Pleasant Va lley Hospital Emergency Care Center. The TrlCounty Simu lated Disaster is being coordi nated in Maso n County by Fred Taylor, Mason County Emergency Services coordinator. and Inez Howes, · R.N., Pleasant Valley Hospital Disaster coordinator. These annual disasters are staged as training exercises for area agencies and hospitals ' " Bu t the pres ident had made cl ear that he wan ted a job done," sa id McFarlane, a ppearing for the fi rst lime on the fifth day of co n ~ ress l o na! hrarl ngs. dThe net r esult was that the job fell to the Nat ion a! Securit y Council. "And it wa s not the righ t agency. as subseq uent hlsrory cl early revealed.'.' he sai d. McFarla ne said that "to ca rry out the president' s wishes" he in struq te<l one member of his staff to oversee efforts to gain congressional supporl fo r the rebel s and also involved Lt. Col. Oliver North In the effort. He said he told North " to be a vis ible sign or the president' s strong personal suppor t. " and to '.' hel p thP Contras in their effor ts to become a rea l po litica l movrment." " I did make a spec ia l point of stressing to my starr tha t wr were to ·opera te at all times withi n the law and that in particular we were not to solicit , encourage. roercC' or othcrwl sr brok er financial con tr ibutions to McFarlane the Contras.' ' McFarlane said. MrFaianc sa id he did not believe addit lanai funds for the r ebel s were necessary in th l' period becau se "support needed to sustain them In the short t'un was coming from the foreign gove rnm ent 1hat had made a co nt ribu tion in mid-19A4 and then doubled In in 1985." He did not name the gov rn mcnt but it is believed l obe' Sa udi Arabia. Th e Saudis have denied !>ring the source of !he mane;·. Lawmakers said th ey wou ld go Pasv on MeFa rlan r., · who has lr•s ilfierl prr•v iou sly to in ves tiga tors but t rled to commi t suicide with an overdos~ of Valium pills hours before t al king to th e pr~s idrntja l Towrr Co mmiss ion F'cb. ''· Onl.' rongres.'t lonal source suid the ques tioning of McFarlane would I~' in sharp contra>! to th e grueling four days rx perlencccl by r~ t irrd Air Force Maj . Ge n. Richard Secord, who opened the hearings last week as the first wit ness. CONFERS WITH ATI'ORNEY - Former National Security Advisor Robert McFarlane, . right, confers with hls atlorney Leonard Garment Gov. James Rhodes. The survey showed 53 percent approved or strongly approved of the job Celeste is doing. Another ~6 percent disapproved or st rongly disapproved.• w'hi!e 21 percent had no opinion: " He's trying to bring j obs to Ohio and that's always the number one priority, " said Mary Burls, O(i, of Yellow Springs. Said Joel Jernigan, 29. or Springfield: " He' s done a lot more lor sc hools than Rhodes." The survey wa s based on telephone Interviews with 1.056 Ohio aduil s. RPa gan, making appeara nc·cs Sunday in Al abama and North Cui'Oil.na , sides tepped qu estions uhout McF'uriane's ex pected tcs· t !many. fir st report ed Sunda y by The New York Times. · ''I'm not going to take any ques tion' now." he said at onp point. " Wp' re her ~ for a different purpose.... There' s nough con trover sy and we' ll leave it in Was hington for today ." What the president knew and when he kn ew It is the critical qwstion facing Inves tig ators as thPy try to document full details of hi s worst crisis. Reugun has repea tedly llenled any pri or knowledge of the rra n·Contra diversion sc hr-mP, .~ aying he knew only of private effort s to get th e r brls non- mllitury ald. But leaders of t he Senate ro mmlll<'c probing the scandal too k their quest Ions on th at topica . IPP further Sunda y on ARC's " ThI s Week with Oa v hl 11rinklcy. " this mornlnfl' prior to testifying before the · congressional committee looking into the Iran· Contra arms scandal. . • � 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 05. May 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/. 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