https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a2ad7c8a161c31f62fbc1f7ef78b396.pdf ba4e3fd04b9d8a2abb2850556c4a195d PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel PQmei'Oy-Middleport, Ohio . Friday, May H;i , 1987. .-----Local .briefs:- - - Suit·filed over accident injury Divorces, ,.' dissolutio~ filed Filing lor dissolutions of marriage In M~lgs Count y Common P leas Cour t are Elissa A.. Uti , Racine, and Kenneth R. Ull; Phyllis A. MrConlhay, Pomeroy, and Emmons A. McConthay, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Filing lor divorces are William R. Levacy, Dexter, from Freda Sue Levacy, Beaver Dam, Ky.; Naomi L. Conley, Pomeroy, aga in st Robert D. Con ley, Parkersburg, W.Va. Divorces have been granted James Edwa rd Lucas from Elizabet h Ann Lucas; Mary L. Woods from Thomas K. Woods; and Na ncy Keirns from Kelven Joe Keirns. Nancy Keirns has been restored by the cour t to her former name Smith. Ja mes B. Hawthorne and Karen Ann Hawthqrne have been gra nted a dissolution of m arriage and Karen 'Hawthorne has been restored to her malden name Riggs . Cases di.smissed in court Several cases have been dismissed In Meigs County Common Pleas Cou rt ; Teresa C. Ca rr versus Ronald L. Carr; Leann J ewell versus Tony Ray Jewell; Sara Marie Stamper versus Jeffrle Allan Sta mper: De bra Gallagher Huffman versus Brady M. Huffman. Entertainment planned Saturday The fi rst evening of entertainment staged by the Racine Park Board will be he ld at 7:30p.m. Sa turday a• theShrlne CiuqPark In Racine. Entertainment Is free and willl)e provided by the Bend River Boys, Donnie Dudding and others. Residents are Invited to lake their lawn · ch'a irs to . the entertainms nt. Refreshm ents will be available. District meeting planned District 1.1, Daughters of America, will meet at 1 p.m. Sat urday at the lodge hail In Chester. Ali members of the lodge are lnviled to attend the district sess ion. Anyone building a new home In Rutland, or building an add ilion to an ex isting home, is required to purchase a building perm II , according to Ruliand Mayor James Fink. Permits may be purchased for$~ at th e mayor's office. The third annual Pomeroy Kindergarten Graduation will lake pla ce al3 p.m . Sunda y In the Pomeroy Element ary School aud itorium. The students of Mrs. Mary Carolyn , Wiley, teacher, will enter 'the auditorium to the processional. " Pomp and Cir· cumstanre" by the Me igs Junior Hi gh Band directed by Lor i Klinger . Pomeroy council meets \. A bid of $7,000 from Eldon Walburn, Middleport. for lns ta iia!lon of wheelchair access ra mps on Pomeroy's sidewalks. was accepted by Pomeroy VlilageCouncllwhen they met Wed nesday nigh! In spec ial sess ion. Cost per ra mp Is eslimated at $375, with noi more tha n 20 ramps to be constructed, according to .Jane Walton, Pomeroy clerk-treasurer. Pome roy Village was awarded an $8,000 Communily Develop me nt Block Grant through the Meigs County Commissioners lor the sidewa lk ramps . The grant was prepared by Kenn eth E blin, Syracuse, and members of the Disabled American Veterans unit . In other bus iness, council decided to rebid for a 1987-118 police cruiser. • , The " Welcome So ng" will be given by the class foll owed by !he pledge to the fla g and lh~ lnvocalion by the Rev. Lee Miller. rector or E pisco pal Church. Pomeroy . James Die hl. principal of Meigs High School. will give the welcome and the children 's mu sic will be a "Nursery Rhyme Public Notice against Wedgcor . Inc .. .James: town, N.D .. a'nd Su nward Corp., doing business as Marvel Brute Steel Building Systems. Jamestown, N.D., lor $17,606. David While Services, Athens, has Ciled sui! aga in st Thomas Weaver and John Sauvage, both of Syracuse, requesting judg· m ent of $6, 739.44. Entries confirming sale a nd ordering distribution of proceeds have been filed in the cases of ITT Financial Services agat ns,t Dale W. Hill, et a !; a nd Federal Na tional Mortgage Associa tion against Paul T. Imboden , et al. An application for re lease of personal property has been liled In regard lotheestateo! Jesse C. Anderson, as administered by Dave Smith. In other cour t news, a n ac tion lor declaratory relie f a nd a res tra ining order to prevent the defend ant from a ilering a right , All Middleport Village funds tota led $:l:J4. 127.86 as or April :m. k<'O rdl ng Ia !he monthly repo rt of Mlddkporl Clerk-Treas urer .Jon Buc k. • Rereipt s. ex pe ndllures from oar h lund during the month and the month end ba la nce of e11rh, rrspec livr lv. include: genera l. $1:!.9~0 . ~. $17.6!l0.74, $2:l.S.13. 14 : street malnl ena nrc, $• . ~71.55, $4,1i04 .7:\, $~ .~!\2.!16: federa l revenu e s hari ng, no rcccipl s, $:;76.!16. $9U!\: lire rqulpme,nl , $:l00, $o94 .!\6, $1.015.60 dettcil : lire !ruc k. no •·ecripts. no dis bursement s. $9,019. 72; public transporlall9R-.- :ti8,P6:l.46, $11,(1'1~ . 01 . $28,072.0o · drliril : economic dcvcl .. $1,709.40, $1 ,522 .18, S11,J.'W .:.2; sa nila r y sewer cs· crow, no m·eipts, no dis burse· ment s, $108,217 .29: lire hou se Improvem ent, $4.46. no di sbursement s. S43.912.6S; water ta nk , no rrrclpts , no disb\'l'semrnl s, $125,977.f>R; wate1-. $10,17o, $1:l,392.:,;l, :ti899~ . 1 S; sa nil arv SC W!'I', $7,571.49, $10,9:l7 .:Hi. $17,\lO:tlili: swt mmln~ pool. no rrreipls. $6R. 7:l. $625.23: crmell•r,·. $l 94.2!\, $2 .160.1\5, $1.29:!.30 drllr ll : water mrtcr trus ts, $420, I·· Area death .1 Earl J, Wright F:arl J . Wright, !iO, Route 1, Ot>xter, di ed rrlday mor ning a! U ni versity Ho sp it a l In Columbus . Arra ngement s will be announced by McCoy-Moore Funeral Hom e In Vinton. · Hospital news Veterans Memorial Thursday admissions: Phyllis Whaley, Sha de; Char les Salser, Pomeroy. . Tltursdlly dlscha rg.,: Zona Sherid an, Beatrice Rairden, Clero Baker. Patricia Carso n. Ohio lottery: CLEVELA ND (UP I \ - Thu rsday's winning Ohio Lottery -numbers: Dally Number : 251. Ticket sales totaled $1,30\1.696, with a payoff due of $1,012,238. PICK-4 : 8918. P!CK-4 lick•t sa les totaled · $184,413. with a payoff due of $&3,044. PICK·4 $1 straight bet ·pays $5,556. PICK-4 Sl box bet pays $463. · 0~ m'. S12.540.:ili. Daily stock prices (As of 10: 38 a.m.) Provided by Bcyce 1111d Mlll'k Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl ·' Firm Price Am E lectric Power ...... ....... 26\2 AT&T ...... .... ....................... 26~ As hl and Oil ........................ 63 \2 Bob Evans Farms .............. 24* Charming Shoppes . ............. 24\2 Federal Mogu l. ........ .......... .41 12 Goodyear T&R ......... .. .... .... 65!1. Heck's Inc .................. ......... 3JW Limited Inc ... ..................... 41 * Muilimedta Inc ... .... ...... .... .. 52\2 Rax Restaurants .................. 5* Robbins & Myers ........ ...... .. ll \1, Shoney's Inc ..... ............. ..... 29 ~ Wendy's Inti. ................. ...... 9]i. Worthington Ind ..................... 19 5995 , "86" Chev. Celebrity Eurosport ..... S8800 4 Dr. Air, tilt, AM/FM steteo. sharp. "85' Dodae 600 4 Dr ..................... S6975 "85" Ford Escort L 3 Dr ................. ,5275 Auto. trans., air, P.S., p.B., 28,000 mi . "85" Ford Mustana ......................... S7250 T-Top, air. cruise, stereo, auto.,rans .• 14,000 miles. "85" Chev. Nova 4 Dr ................... S66SO Air. auto. trans .. P.S., P.B., stereo. "81" Pontiac Grand Prix LT.. ......... S3995 V-6. air. tilt, cruise, stereo . By NANCY ~OACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff SYRACUSE - Officials from I he Ohio Depal'lment of Transportalo n and Syracuse Village mel Thursday to diSGUSS ways of correcllng a hazardou s road cond it ion I hal has existed fo r 20 years and steadily worsened over that lime. expla ined Paul Hoffma n, operations engineer for ODOT's District 10 in Marietta . a s he discussed the sit uation on Oh io 1~ 4 at the upper end of the village. Numerous accident s have occurred at th is locatio n. the mos t recent on April 20 when a tractor·trail er overt ur ned, taking down a power pole as II tum bled. Hollman said he called I he meeti ng lo clear up any misinforma lion about whose res pons lblll y II is to get perm ission from property owners borderin g 1he highway before repair measures ca n begin. Th at respons lbllily, Hoffman sa id, lies with the village. not wit h ODOT. He said ODOT has no jursidlclion wit-hin the v illage othe r th an highway m ai ntenance such as pav ing, palnling lines and snow plowing. ODOT wlll assist wilh the widen ing the sil e, but Syracuse Village must m ake !he space ava ilable lo do so. Hoffman sa id thai once !he vlllage gives ODOT the go-ahead, they will assis t the v illage in determining the best wa y to correct the problem , a nd will also provide fill dirt, eq uip menl and manpowe r to help with construr lion. He reminded the village officials !hat a similar meeting had token place about 10 years ago, a t wh ich lime, ODOT's posit ion was the same as II is now. Mayor Eber Pickens reca lled the sa m e meellng, and said !hal the prob lem has been In gelling properly owners to close a driveway which r uns paral \ello the road in order to provide the additiona l footage needed to widen the ber m and make room lor guardra il. Properl y owner Anna Roush, who was no! present lor the meeting with ODOT, has a copy of a lell er from Ma x Farley, former ODOT Dlslrirl 10 deputy director, in whic h Farley writ es " how 3rd & Elm St. (Rt. 124) _ !_tacin•, Ohio 111: 1. For the purchase by the Village of Ponlerov of 1 new 1987-1988 four door, five peuenger, •~en with the following added equipment: 614-949-2551 - Police Package Not More Than 362 Cubk:: Croissant: n. A buttery French roll that makes great American sandwiches better. MEASURE DANGEROUS HIGHWAY - Ofll· da is from the Ohio Department of Transportallon's District 10 office In Marletla, Paul Hoffman and Don .Johns on, m easure Ohio I24 at the upper end of Syracuse Vfllage where numerous accidents have occurred over the past 20 years. The road is I9\i, leet wide from edge to edge, with no shoulders, and no room lor guardrail. ' Seek elimination of Ohio.,s controversial ·tax amnesty plan Heavy Duty Front and Rear Rub~r Meta Heavy Duty Front Seat Extre Dome Light 891weenVisors Single Ke·v Left Htnd end Right Hand Remote Mirrors Hoovy Duty Alternator Left Hond Spotlight D..., Gougeo !Voltt. Temp.. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P!) Majority Republicans In the Ohio Senate are sett ing the stage fo r eliminat ing a controversial tax am nes ty plan prpposed by 'the adminis tralion of Gov. Richard F. Celes te an d ex pa nded by House Democrats. · Sen . Barry Levey, R · Middletown, asked Senate lea d· ers late lasi week toclimlnate the amnesty plan . which he described as a " pig In a pok•" and ca lled " an insuil lo hon est, taxpa ying Ohioa ns." Sen . Stanley .1. Arono ff, R· Oij,p,....l Police Speedometer Air Conditioning Tinted Gl111 A.M. Rodlo Heavy Duty Sho~k• Colar f ix Beck Coon to 0 pen From OUtlide Onty end fill Windows In 8tck Ooor1 to Up. HMvy Duty Btttery Clilbrllod llf)lldou- ond pollee prioge optlono ond tr• •lwniug rdal, liren, lluNng ........ flnl guWMn lind pcowdvtlhllkll from ~ c:.r to new cer. Each bid muat conuin the full n1me of every penon or Cinrlnn ali, chairman of the Se· nate Finance Commlllee, has Ind icated he would like lo modify the am nesty plan but would have to come up with additional replacement revenues. Th is might not be dl!!lcu ll, because Republicans have belittled 1he est !mates of $25 million lor lhr Celeste amn esty plan a nd $0.1 million for lh~ Hou se version. Thry wou ld prefer to upgrad~ enforcement of the lax laws to gain the reve nues. The House reconvenes at' ll a. m. Tuesday and the Senate at I: JOp.m. Principal item on the calendar comptny lnterttted In the Mme. end the bid must be ICCOtnp~nled by I chiCk ar bond In the oum of U 00 .00 to tho sotlofoctlon of the VII· ltgt Councll 11 1 gu.,.nty •hot If tho bid to occoptod, contrtct will bt entered into and 111 pM'formtnct prop· arty -urocl. Thllt chtckl or bonds will be returned 11: once to tile•· a.pt the IIICCOOiful bidder. His chocko or bond will bo hltd until tht contrect or bid II property IJlKUt.cl by hhn . The rlghtlo .....,od to ,.. ject ariy or 111 bidl, Rlchord Soylor, Sandwiches like these: The lkuben-mounds of corned beef, smothered in melted Swiss cheese and sauerkraut. With all the ftxings. Thrkey Oub-tender turkey and crisp bacon. Thpped off with lettuce, tomato and Swiss cheese. Chicken Salad in a word, delicious. Your choice, nestled in a light, golden croissant. Served with saup or French fries. Mayor JtneWthon, Cloft/ TrMou,.. 320 E•t Moln StrMt Pom«oy. Ohio 41719 18141982-2248 (&11 &. 22 2tc POMEROY VOL. FilE DEPT. WILl SPOIISOI A CHICKEN B.B.Q. MAY 17th -L-------- - - - - -I- - - - -- - ---------· near zero. '/1111 10 Sections. 72 Ptgea A ·~ultlmedla Inc, Newap1per 8fOBEY~ --America's Dinner Table!'.""- ~ \ do you widen the roa dway wilhoullaklng out the driveway? We iODOTi would be· glad to consider corrective acllon, but we expect !he village to make the necessary space available ." Far ley's letter was dated Der. 14. 197:1. Property ow ners Ura Largent a nd Donald a nd Elma Weese, who were present lor the meeting, sei'med anxious as th ey discussed the maller wilh the offic ia ls to have something done- and soon. The queslion was raised as to whet her a concrete retai nin g wall would be feasible, but Hoffman ex pla ined th at part of the ex isting driveway would st ill be needed a nd a retai ning wall would cost "a whale of a lot of money." With a ret a ln lng wall, there would also be the necessity of meet lng required safely standards In regard to foo ter, whi ch cou ld also Increase the cost of such an undertaking. All hough ODOT wants to assist the village In correclin g the problem, "we're on a light budge! too." he said . Hollman and Don Johnson, main tenance engineer lor ODOT District 10 measured the road and fou nd it to be 19'h feel wide but with -no shoulder on either s ide. "Th ere's no recovery area," Hoffm an said. "a nd there's no room for guardra il ." AI this point, there Is a qu es Uon as to whether th• drive way actually follows the old street car line, and If II does, who Is th e l e~a l owne r . Village Councilman Ernie Sisson was asked to meet wllh Meigs County Proseculing Attorney Fred Crow l!li Odetermine who ha's legal ownership. Once ownership is determin ed and the dec ision made to c lose the drivewa y, Hoffman s u~ ges led ra is ing the drop off to !he road's present crest, by adding fill a nd s loping II down to the a!fectf<! properlies. Then ODOT would help build a new driveway from the top or !he crest. By pulling the drivewa y In this location, vlslbill y in bolh directions would be Improved. ODOT will also provide guardrail which the village mu st lhep Install acco rding to speci!lcalions. Village otllrials and ODOT are hopin g the tra!!ir hazard ca n be corrected this summer. Gallipolis swimming pool will open new season May 23. In t11o olflco of the Vlloge Cieri<, Pol1>0foy, Ohlountil12 o'clock 1...,.,1 on M.., 29th, 1987 on tho following propo- Engine Oil Cooler Five 161 Police Tire• Mostly sunny Slind!'Y, with highs In the mid 80s. The · probability of precipltatkm is I Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, May 17, 1987 Your Last Stop Car- Shop SERVING AT 11 :00 ( Vol. 22 No. 15 MANY MORE LATE MODEL CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM CHICKEN ONlY $300-CHICIEN -ER $350 •";\- tmts " We 're eoncerned and we wan t to help, " Air , tilt,. cruise, '28,000 miles, beautiful car. AT THE. POMEIOY FilE STATION ., • LEGAL NOTICE Stoy Rcrclp!s for thr mon th lot al<'d $4R.449.67 while · dlsbursrmrnl s lola l<'d $62.!14V>9. Good News'~ Hoetlich-B-8 OWNER, DONNA AIIIOLD · Along'lfielllv<•r ........ B-1-M Business ..... ,... ,..... ,, .. ,.. D· I Co mics ...... ,....... , ,.... Insert Class lfieds .... ............ D-3· 7 O.aths .................. ... ... A-6 Farm ....................... .. . C· 7 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports .................... .. C-I-6 Beat of the Bend, 'A Little S.olod bids wil bo.....,ivod lnchet V-8 Engine Four Spe.ed Autometic Tren1mluion ln~ide fame- D-2 MASON CO. DELIVOY SnLL AVAIUBLE FULL SEIVICE 992-3533 . P.B., 31,000 mi. ............... ONlY MfDDUPOIT, OHIO into hall . Ait, rr==========;i SOFA & CHAIR $29900 INGELS FURNITURE 106 N. 2ND AVE. ll Dancing • creative movement -Page 8- Hazardous road condition concems ~ officials ·· Medley." Larry Rupe of the Meigs Local School District Board of Education will pr.Sent the graduates with John Lisle, Pomeroy principal, to .present the diplomas. The ceremony will concluM with the "Good-Bye Song" , the benediction of Mil ler, and the recessional, ''Pomp a nd Circumstance." 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE 50 cents MIDDLEPORT fl. OWER SHOP ?( · Sunday Copyrighted 1 987 Four Door Sltden Middleport money reported of Brian .r. Ritchar t. Syracuse; against Ronald Edward Freeman of Racine and Homer Mills of Lakewells, Fla . • Temporary restraining ord er~ has been rtled against Timothy Im boden in an action by Va l eri~ Jeffers; Raymond B. Salser In an action by Esther Salser: Robert Joh n Bobo in an action by Ret a D; Bobo. An ~greed entry has lx'<>n fiie4 In the case of Richard Varian against General Motors Corpora: tlon, et aL · • bee~ rrof~w~a~y~h:a;s~be~en~li~led~i~n~lh~e~c~a~se~~:;MA~N~AtG~E~I,~J~A~CI~I~E;PI:E~EC;E~~ judgmentthe of plaintiff. $36,899.54 ha s awarded Glouster Communily Bank has been 'awarded $22,392.51 In a foreclosure action against Homer S. Hill Sr .. et al. · Home National Bank, Raci ne, has ~n granted $14,720.98 in an action against Dale Teaford , el a!. Jan Parker, Reedsville, has filed suit against Tuppers Plains· Chest~r Wat er District. Reeds· ville, a nd Paul' s Pipeline In c., Danville, Ky .. for $10.500, a nd .Kindergarten graduation set Me igs County E mergency Medical Services reports seven calls Thursday; Middleport a t 12:44 a.m. to Beech St. for Margaret Nun to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Rutlandat2: 17 a. m . to Ohio 124 for Burdell Black to Pleasa nt Valley Hospilal; Pomeroy a t 7: 0~ p.m. to Breezy Heights for Geo rge Korn Sr. to Veterans Me mor ial Hospital. then by Lifefllght to Ohio State University Hospilals; Middleport at 9: 08p.m. to Second Ave. lor Sandy Clonch to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 11: 01 p.m. to Brownell Apl s. for Wayne Williams who wa s treated but not transported; Ruliand at 11: JJ p.m . to Arnold Road lor Theodore VanCooney to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. ' ' the defendants ' actions are in len Ilona ! a nd maliCious. Plaintiffs are asking SJO,OOO for general · property damages, $50,000 punt· live damages, $5,000 attorney fees, a .temporary Injunction against the defendants, restoralion of property, and a !rial by jury . . In other court matters, a complaint agai nst Ben H. Ewi ng personally, has been dismissed In the case of Robert Klein, e t .a!, agatrlst Ben H. Ewing, et al. Ca rl Buckley Sr. has been . ordered by t~ e court to submt.t to treatment at the Timothy Morilz Psychiatric Hospital, Columbus, . to restore him to competency in the s t8te's case against him lor alleged gross sexual Imposition. An e ntry ordering disburse. men! of proceeds In a forclosu re action by Fa r mers Bank li nd Savings Co. against George Stitt , et al, has been filed . Deficiency Building permits needed EMS reports Thursday runs ' Barbara Queen, of Mason, W.Va., has !Ued. sui! for $100,000 In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Robert H. Eastman. doing business as Big Bend Foodland . Middleport; Ohio Valley · Supermarkets Inc ., Gallipolis; and William Frazee, doing business as Frontier Cleaning System, Gallipolis; and F rontier Cleaning System, Gallipolis. Plaintiff alleges that · while a cus tomer In Foodland on Nov. 26, 1985, she slipped on a wet floor and fell, sustain ing serious lnjur· les. She alleges Eas tman and OVS were neg ligent in hiring prac t ires and failed to exercise proper supervis ion and control of Frontier Cleaning System, an Independent contractor. A suit lor $85.000 has been filed by Richard and Nella Seyler . Pomeroy, agains t General Telephone <;'ompa ny, Marion, and the Fishel Company, Columbu s. Plaintiffs allege !hat at various limes between January and May of this year, defendants, wllhout lega l right or consent, entered properties of the plaintiffs for 'lhe purpose of Ins talling underground telephone cable with condull , and manholes, and also Installed a vis ible telephone box · apparatus on their property. Plalnliffs say they have asked defendents repeatedly to stop tres passing. Plaintiffs say they have no adequate remedy at law and stal e In their compla int that Harrison speaks on defense, arms control RIO GRAN DE Gallia County nalive Stanley E . Harrl· son will speak on " Na tional Ot>fense and Arm s Control'' during a public forum at Rio Grande College and Community Collef!P at 8 p.m . on Thursday , Ma y 21, in the Fine a nd Performing Arts Cent er. . College Pres ident Paul C. Hayes will hos t a receplion lor Har rison during the mor ning, fo llowed by a remote radio broadcast wilh host Dene Pelle · grinon . Hayes and the deans of the college will host a luncheon lor Harrison . Harrison , 57, was reared on a farm off Lincoln Pike In Harrison Township. and is now president and ch ief operJii ng officer of BDM Corpo rat ion, iocan In McLean, Va . BDM Is a dlversi!led firm heavily involved in national defense research and service. Including work on the so-called "Star Wars" space defense program. BDM also handles such dut ies as drilling and gathering data for the U.S. Department of Energy . The firm is typical of the change from a manufa ctur ing to st>rvlrE' Industry - an organlza - lion offering high-level assist a nce In eng ineeri ng, loglsllcs a nd co rnm'unicatlon. Fairfax County, Va .. the base lor Harrison's co mpany, is now one pf I he mos t highly bu si nessoriented sectors In the Washington , P .C., area because It cap llallzed on lis localion near the nallon' s capital and has a good highway system . But , lis begin· nlngs were as modest as Ga llia County's at oge lime. In 1960. the Fa irfax area listed only 44 busi nesses and no major industries. Currently, there are 2,500 companies opera ling out of that county, many of them non-smokestack firms offering services such as e ngi neering. communicat io ns, co mpu ter science and fina nce. Harrison moved BDM to the area In 1970 a nd made it his corporate headquarters two years later because of the growth and the healthy atlitude In the county toward business. Harrison Is married to the former Doris Powell, also a native of Gallla Cou nty. ( th is week is a planned Thursday vote In the Senate on a compre· henslvr overha ul of savi ngs and loan regulation wtihtn the Ohio Department of Commerce. The measure, whleh was on the floor two wee ks ago but went back to com millee. Is sc heduled to re-emerge from the Financial Jnslilullons Committee minus a controversial provision which would have reta ined the 25 percent Interest ce il ing on rredil cards and revo lvi ng c harge accounts. The Celeste adminis tration's amnesty plan ca lled lor a 45· day period during which an estima ted 40.000 taxpayers who ha ve never flied a return could pay !he stale wilhout penally . The House expa nded this Ia !lO days and a dded over 400,000 known delinquenl taxpayers. Re· publicans objected because the stale altorney general's office already Is pursuing many of these cases. " I strongl y believe that tax am nesty, regardless of lis share or form, IS an af!ron! Ia every hard-working Ohioa n who pays taxes on lime," Levey said In a letter to Aronoff. "To base any slate expendJtures on revenues from a tax am nesty program would be the equivalent of supplying a pig In a poke without the pig." Senate Republicans las t week presented an alter native to a House-approved 4.75 percent gross receipts tax on Interstate lpng distance telephone rails. The Senate GOP plan calls lor a 5 percent sa les tax on the calls, wil h exemptions lor co mputer and WATS lines, and a:> percent rate reduclion lor residential users. This week, the Senate Republi· cans may announce the addition of $50 million or more for higher education to stem rising tulllon costs. The Senate Finance Commitlee will continue hearings on the Continued on A-3 By KAREN A. KIDD Times-Sentinel Stall . GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis Mun icipal Swimm ing Poo l will mark this summers opening, Saturday May 23, wit h "Splash In the Summer," according Ia Kim Canaday, pool m anager. " We're lnvl ling people to rome In and register for the event s we're goi ng to have," said Ca naday. Those firs! day event s In clude a belly flop cont est, a read and tread contest and an lnnertube race. ~·ruck lire Inner lu bes will be used for adu lt s during the race and smalle r lubes lor children. "!I 'll proba· bly be an Inner lube fiasco lor anyone who has n•v r rtried loge! one of !hose .a diving boards. a 10 meter and straight line." Ca naday said. Other events will Inc lude a wei one meter. Th e dept h of the poo l T-shlrt race, a balloon race for runs from 2 feet In the shal101y ch ildren a nd a treasure hunt for e nd to approximately 1:l feet, children In two age bracke ts. ,. according to Canaday. There Is ages seven and under and ages a lso a wading pool lor s m a ll~r children. e t~:ht to 12 . S)gn up for lh~ events The pool will be open seven will begin jll 10 a .m . wilh the days a week from noon til 7, event s beginning at 10: 30 a.m . The 645.000 ga lion pool firs t Admiss ion Is $2 for adults 18 opened J uly 16, 1986 and re- years and o lder,$~ lor children J mained open six weeks. "This year., and older. $1 for senior will be our first full season," t lllzens wllh a Golden puokeye Ca naday sa id. The pool's water- Card and children 3 years and slide Is one of a kind a nd pumps under are admit ted free. "We 1, 750 ga llons per minute. " It 's a had debated long and hard on real ride lor kids of a ll ages." whether to raise adm ission priCa naday sa id, while the 10 fool ces, because we don ' t make high red mushroom fountain money on ad missions, but .we " makes a great spray lor the kids hope to make II up on ronebsCo ntinucd on A-:l to un der." There are two FINAL PREPARATIONS · Workman cov<•r a grassy area to allow more walk room on the new Gallipolis Swimming Pool deck. The pool, which will open Memorial Day weekend , Willi op<•n for •lx weeks lao! summer. Thl• HUmmer will lw II• llr•t full seaoon. Reagan warns against trade bill WASHINGTON I UP!\ -Pres· !den! Rea~an cha rged Saturday that tough trade legislation passed by the House and now before the Senate "would ha ve the worst possible consequen· ces" for the American consumer and worker . In his Wei'kly radio address from the Oval Office, Reaga n said II Is the government's dut y to create condlllons under which trade ca n fiour lsh, not 10 prot ect American Industry from foreign competition. , " !don' t believe America ns are afraid of competition," he sa id, pointing to the the success story of the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company, which he visited last week, to a rgue against the legislation that would require the president to lm~se tariffs whenever the U.S. trade deflcll } reaches a cer tain level agai nst e.ronomy , would have thr worst Individual count ries. possib le ronsrq uences lor the Harley-Davidson asked lor and consu mer a nd the Ameriron got government protection In the worker." form of tariffs against Japanese He said prOf(•Ctiontsm "will manufacturers then reva mped drive up the price of mur h .~f lis own operalions and produced what we buy. But worse than such a profit that II asked Reagan· that, II cou ld drag us Into an to lift the sanctions a year early. economy -drs lroylnR trad e wa r,.'.' "Current law," he sai d, " pro· "The way up and ou t of lhr vides companies like Har ley· trade defld l Is not protectionDavidson wllh breathing room Ism," said. " not bringing dowQ by applying temporary tariffs. lhe compcllilon. But, lnstcad, the Unlike some of the broad sweep· answer lies In trnprovlng our tng prot ectionist legislation be· produ cts and lncreasinR our tng bandied about in Washington, exports. . the Idea Is the ultimatel y In· "The governmen t s hould work crease trade between nations, to create the conditions In whir~ not Impede it . lair trade will fouri sh. We should " When you hear talk about a be trying to fo ster the growt h of tough trade bill, remember that .two-way trade, no! trying to put being tough on trade and com- up roadblocks - to open foreign merce, the lifeblood of the markets, not close our own." • .I u �r 17, 1987 ,. ~-- · • Page- A-2 May 17, 1987 ·· ,,,,~ · }====;;================;;~==========;;~========;;============================ . ' No questions asked ,••' ,.•.• A Division of :~ ,:. ~ ~25 :: .,,. ,,. :.~ '•' •' •' ,. 11olrd Ave., GaUipoll•, Ohio Ill Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio ·; (614) 44Ul42 (6H) 992-2106 ROBERT L . WINGETT Pub l isher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor • PAT WHITEHEAD Ao;sl,tan t Pu hils her -Controller A MEM BER of Th e Uni ted Pr0>s ln! Prn a Ilona I, I nlcmd Dally Press Ass 6clallon alld thr. America n Newsp1.1p r r Puhlishcrs As .~oc l a tl on. LE1~1'ER S OF OP INION arc wel co me . Th £>y shou ld' be lr:ss tha-n JC() words long . All IN ! f'r~ art> su bj cc t 1o t>d ltlnJ( and ll1.l st tJ r. s l;; nl'd with na me, address and ~ telcpli ont• numher, No unsl(lnOO lclten wlll be published . Lcllers should t>e 111 gooo la!ltc. addrl'ssing lssul-s. not f.'('rson a ll! lr>.~ . ~ ~ ~==========================~ ~ Backstairs at the White House ~ : 'Ethical ~ differences' ~ WASHJN GT001- PresidPn t and Mrs. Rragan were apparently not ~ happy with Roman Catholic Bishop .John :vJ cGdnn 's homily at th<' ~ fu neral of former Cii\ Di rec tor Wil l ta m Casey. but have kept th eir ~ v iews In pri vat(' !iO filr . McG<tnn ex pressed IIH' vit•w th at Case.Y and the chu rT h had " el hlcuJ" diffrrrn ccs on forl'ign po licy , par ticulorl .v in re nfra l ~ I he poli cies to fa rm er s and . processi ng th ei r cl ai m s. but the F ederal Crop Insura nce Corp. tee: our repor ter Stewa n H arri s ha s seen th e tes timon y. One case uncovered by !he GAO lnves11ga lors Involved a soybea n farmer who. Insured 900 acres but onl y pl anted ·600. He then claimed reimbu rsement for the 300 acres 1hal didn' l produce and coll ec ted m ore !han $30.000. " In this case." according to the GAO, " neither 1he rein sured co mpany 's sales ag<:nl nor 1he loss adju ster verifi ed I he number or acres actua lly pl anted. as requ lred.by FCJ C procedures." H ere's another whopper: " T his case. " !he GAO told reinsurC'S the Companies and Co ngress, "lnvolvPs a producer reim bu rses farmers wh o c· la \m of wine grapes who was paid for a cl aim of $110,655 based on reported produc tion ol l5, 910 box<:s of grapes and guaranteed production of 40,005 boxes of grapes . However. based tifi our review of the ava il able produ ction r ecord s crazy way to run a n insurancC' " ~ WASHINGTON - Try 10 im agl nc an ln sura!lcrcompany that ie1s outsiders sell il s poli cies and process It s claims, ye t obligingl y assum es al ithe risks and pays off cla im s wlth no quest ions asked. M ost people would say 1hal's a Amrrlca . T he HP:.tgans s<.~t wi th formrr Pres ident Hi c h<.~r d Nixon in a fro nt ~ pew us Mc Ga nn oft'lciatt>d . nd his wifr ca nn ot walk oUt mL&ch as they ~ may wan t to. · · ~ bu siness- and they' d be r ig ht. Bu t thi s ha s been preci se ly the effect of the govern m ent' s 1980 decision to save m oney by " pri vatizing'' the fPderal· croP insurance progra m. Pr iva !P in· sura ncE' compan ies a re se llin g to have had c rop fai lu res. N ot surpri srngl y, th e program isn't savin g m oney . And it isn' t work i ng as w ell as it did wh('n thP F CI C so l</ end administered th e c rop insurancP pol ices it se l f . The reason should have bee n predictabl e: The private in su r ance fi r m s. whi c h tak e no ri sk s and thu .<; have no incent ive to be careful, are not screening either th e polic y appli ca tion s or l hr clai m s properly. T hi s is the co nclu sion of an unrC' Iea sed Gener al Acco untin g Oifice report. A GAO auditor recc nli v elaborated on th<• findin gs before a House agri cult ure subcommit - ABC 's Sam DonCJ idson h;1s r eceived lct lf'rs of upa lagy from several ~ edit orial cartoo ni sts who were i n lhf• Hose Garden whPn onP of the ~ fellow m ember s cut off !he quest ioning of the president . ~ , President Reagan had just fin ished his remarks lo the National rlis.>ocla ll on of E:dltorla i Cartoonists when Donald son and other s ~ asked hi m que~·nlo n s about the l rr.~n .a rm s - Con t ra sca ndal. ~ Loui s Goodwin of the Colu mbu s !Ohi o) Di spatch ann ou nc·ed a ~ "motion to adjourn" and Reagan. wit h a look of r elief, said wilh a ·' ';lilc: "A mo tion to adjou rn Is al way s In order ." ~ fh e ca rt oonists w ritin g Donaldson fcltthatlt wa., nol thrlr place to ~ get the pres ident off thf' hook . sippi, Montana and Okl ahom a. hist~ry Today in By UnilPd Pr(•ss lntu nationa l ducer, we foun d th ai that the act ual production ... exceeded 42 .000 boxes of grapes." In shor (. t he grape grower lied and !he cla im< adj uster didn't bother to check the record s. Th e $110.655 sho uld not have been paid. In the soy bea n case. thp pri vate Insura nce company "d isagreed with our findin g," the Todav is Sund a,·. Ma.' · 17. lhr !.17th day of 1987 with 228 lo l'ol/ow. T hr moon is moving t ow L~n! it s las t quarter. T he mornin g stars ar c Venus. Jupit0r and Sa turn . T hr P\'l' ning s1ars nrr Mrrru r v and M ars. Those horn on thi s dat r <.H r under the sign of Tauru ~ . T hP.v i nc lu de English phys ic ian Edw ard .JC'nner. devC"loper of sm allpox varr ine. in ! W I: Eng l ish wr itPr f{o bort Sunces in '!ROo; Schuvic r Wh ee lt• r . inventor of th r r lt'r lrif' fan. in 18fl0; French composC'f Erik Satie:in 1866; act ress M aur('('n O'Sulli van in 1911 rage 71;1 , and actor Dennis Hopper in 19.16 1age ;, I I . WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. Til 10 P.M.; SUNDAY 9 A,M, TIL 9 P.M. PRE-MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS --.....·Report er s on !he lf'rfur(' rlrC'ull thesr days Dr (' findin g th e pubJJr ·!,l·10re Int erested In the demisr o f Gary Har t as the fronf ·run ning ~reslden lla l eandldat 0 th an i n the probl ems of President Reagan in arm s- C'ont ra a id sra nda l. ~ CHEESE FRANKIES $199 12 HAMilTON FUlLY COOKED ', i WE NOW WE NOW SELL ·LOTTERY TICKETS SUPERIORS lB. .Apparcn lly 2,1XJO Tow missil es-were not enough to convince the ;II; Ira nians !hat they were dealing wilh Whil e House offic ials in !he ·~cover! weapons- lor-hosta ges dea lings with the U nited States . Whit e House spokesman Marlin Fitzwa ter t'Onflrm ed 'that ousl ed · Lt . Co L Oliver North and others had Ia ken three Iranian officials on a .t our of the While Hou se. Rf'tlred Maj . Ge n. Hi chard Sc•cord said the !; tour was arra nged 10 convince the I ra nians they were ncgot ial ing ~with au thent ic offi c ials . PRICES GOOD ' UNI/l MAY 25, 1917 . lONGHORN Thr qu es t Ions also evolve to curi ousity about wh o I he Drmcrats will ;•I put on the !op al their llckel . But few if any po lilical pundit s from the ~jo u rnali s tic· wor ld arc railing a wi nn er yc l. 3 Californ ia, Lou is iana, Missi s- BEST SELECTI OF LUNCH MEAT AND CHEESE IN TOWN I NEW SUMMER HOURS ' !!~ Co ngress I hal. based on sampl es from jus1 five sla tes, 31 percent of !he 1984 and 1985 claim s rev iewed ~ or almos1 $3 mllllon - "s hould not havebeen paid." The officia l compla in ed thal 95 percent of t he cl aim s studied were not adjus1ed in accordance with federal regul at ion s. an d added I his ominous observation: "Fo< many cla im s, the ty pes pf problem s wh i ch r esu lt ed in overpayments were so obvious that they appeared tope inl en1ional." Fou z:t een cases were tu r ned over to t he Agricullure Deparl ment's in spector general for fu rther In vestiga ti on. Fo6tnote: The fi ve sta l es incl uded in the GAO sam pling were GAO report ed "b ut offered no suppor l or ba sis for di sputing th e evidence. " In the grape case. the c laims adjuster " expressed surprise thai we had found a large am ount of unrl'porled product ion . ) bu ll agreed with our findin g." A n official of the reinsured company also had the decency 1o agree with the GAOs fi nding. "but sa id that t he producer had purposely und er.report ed produclion and therefore the adjus ter wa s not a t f ault ." In olher words. the cr op claims adjusters ...... unlike. sa y. their coun terparts in the automobile and hom einsur ance fi eld are not expected to be suspi cious . about poli cy hold er s' cla im s. Summari zing the i nvestiga tors' fmd ings . a GAO officia l told a nd discuss ions with 1he pro- = .f'~ lhe lnm lack Anderson and Joseph Spear . ·_:_A· .:._i_ YIQEO TAPES . BOLOGNA LEG QUARTERS · 39C Bu t Fit zwa ter cast thr tou r as a n c•vr ryda.v event " ll' s RPporlc r s see med to th ink that It was not an r•veryday ()('CUrrence a VIP tour of the White H ouse. Whil e House poli rr arr ronlin~ng to leave the rorcp en massP - USDA FRESH :;:.Includin g 10 of! leers thb month . Th ey feel lh at th elr appea ls fora pa y •.- 1ncre;1 se an' being ignored. Ma ny who have rnjoyed t hC' work say ~ they can not suppor t their fa mil ies on I he salaril's they aro gell ing "• now , moslly In !he $2U,mo a yea r range . · ~ A hlgh· rank lng Tr('asur.v DC' purtm cnt offie laJ sa.vs thp powcl's that ~be a t·e awan) thP tT' is a problem with th(• dwindling ranks or ~ policcm(\n In tllf' urC>a !: CUBED STEAK or proteclion. JOWL BACON RIBEYE STEAKS $429 99< Berry's World 0 USDA SMOKED r---------------------------------, ~ $199 LB. T he only th ing thr police man have heard r rrc nt ly from tho upper •.: ranks Is that th<'Y an·· bring ofrrrPd a I'OLH'St' i n how to cope wl!h · C~ bord<'O m . >' ---Weather--80s. Parlly c loudy wes l Sunda y night wllh clear sk ies eas t and a low slatewide ranging fr om the mid 40s l o the 50s. Partly cloud y eas l Monday wi1h cloudy sk ies and a c hance of showers and thunderstorms wes1. Hi g h l emperat ures stat ewid e will be between 80 and 85. Pennsylvania Sunny Sunday wllh highs ra nging from I he 70s Ia nea r 80. Fai r Sunday night wllh a low betwee n 4o and 55. Parlly cloudy Monda y with high tempera tures be l ween 65 and 75. Extended .Forecast Tuesday through Thursday Chance of shower s w llh highs In the 70s or lower 80s and a low ra nging fr om I he mid 50s to lower 60s. It was in the briefs Her allorn<'y, Plato Cac herls. sa id l ater. " We' re all thcough," and asked If she wou ld relu r n again before !he gra nd jury, he said , "Hopefu lly not." II was believed her tes1imony . · slons," Canaday said. " We are lhe lowest admission price around buJ we wan Ito keep 11 1ow so I hal more~plecanenjoythe pool." . On OfJ"ning day all pa r llc lpan.ts In !he day 's events will pay a special $1 admission price r e· gardless of age while spec1a tors or !he evenls w111 pay regular admission prices. Season passes are $50 per Individual and $100 per lam!ly. The famil y season pass cover s t wo adul1s and all . of their children. " We had a lady last yea r wit h 13 c hlldren and they wer e her chlldren. Th ey go1·1o com e alol and they all had a good lime," Ca nada y said. The pool is also available for group part ies , 7:30io10 anynight but Tuesday , for $100. The price cover s manager and life guards. acco rding to Canaday. Tuesda y night is famil y night 7:30 to 10. simple courtes~·. Ca nad ay sai d !here are other r ules thai ma y not be so obvious. Noone muy bring food Into the pool. A l so, cut off trousers and jea ns arc not permitted beca use si r ing and lint clog .the · fl ller sys tem and pre· vent it from running e!flclen liy. Childr<:n 8-years-old and under must be accompanied by an adull . "Un for1un alely, las t summer some people ju st dropped off lhelr kid s. And I m ea n lillie kid s, " Canaday sa id. The majorit y of the life gaur ds al !he poo l !his summer also served al the"poo\last summer, acco rdin g Jo Ca naday. There are eigh l full -lime li fe ga urds and four substitute life gaurds. The pool is Phase I of a tw o Phase projec t, accord ing to Ca naday. Phase II , which wi ll begin later this summ er, will add picnic l ab'ies, ba skelball courl < and other services to turn th P area Into a "co mpleterecrea tion facll it y ," Ca n aday sai d. Anyo ne who wou ld like more informa ti on about the pool may caii446-DIVE . ·•we encoura ge anyo ne to co me but it Is a family pool night," Ca naday said. Th e firs! Friday of each month is teen night durin g whi ch KRAFT VELVEEIA 0 CHILLY POPS CHEESE SLICES ~120Z. $1 69 $199 24PACK HAMIURGER DILL CHIPS 3201. " It 's OK. She sent the grsndchlldren some gilts, end they sent her thenl< -you notes." ° $1 9 STOKElY YlASIC GATORADE SWEET RELISH 99( 99< oi. VAllEY BELL DIPS & SOUR CREAM 2·,~· $] i•• : ~ • i• . : Lottery numlwrs CL EVELAND iUPII - Fri day's winnin g Oh io Lollcry numbers: Dally Numher eve nin g. Tuesday morning, ti)c Depart ment of Re habilitallon and Cort'ection. !he DeP,artm<:nt of Youth •to• Aluminum Black Se r vices a nd tl)e Depa r tment of Transpor1alion will presenllhelr budget reques 1s. Tu esday evenin g, the committee wlll hear from the Department of Development and the Ohio E nvironmen.tal Protec tion Agency . Dish •Sat Star Receiver PICK-I In the House. th e Ways and Means Com mill('(' wi ll hold a hear in g TuPsday after noon on Senate -pa ssed leg islation ca 111ng for a $1.8 billion, 10-year bond issue for loca.l highway and bridge r epair. · A nd the House Finance Com miller w il l meet a tthesa m e llme to takf' up a con trove- r sia l mra · sun:- r es tric tin g the investmen t of public pension funds In co mpanies opera ling In So uth Afr ica . t• KENPO KARATE (MOST EFFECTIVE SYSTEM KNOWN) FROM ,.. : KEVIN DAY : 1st Degree BLACK BELT from J.T. Willis Studios in Columbus, Ohio. Only 41 hove achieved this rank in over 20 years. PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY $1 WITH APPROVED BANK FINANCING S198DD Down 12.5% b.temt 36 MOnths : : ,.. : Clip this Ad for summer special.... : ... 4 Privat• Lessons Only S20.00 : • : ,.. : • Classes held at: Gallipolis lacquet Club 71 0 First Avenue Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Phone 446-7677 (Racquet Club) 388-9782 (Information line) ! i ~ ~ SOLAlf, SATELLITE'S ,.. : 2919 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant. 'IN ,.. ~ 675·5•77 Radial performance and economy PLUS 40,000·Mile Treadwear Limited Warranty! •. .YeoJt. ~ .:!: .. .,, T~ Dayton $ 3628.· Quadra XT2 Steel Belted Radial • Tough >!eel bells provide sltenglh. slabillty and control: hold tread flat for long tire mileage. • Qulel all -season tread gives long mileage. trac tion In any weather. • Radial cansttuc llon g ives long mileage. low rolling reslslonce . • Polyester cotd body provides durability: smooth, quiet ride . P155180R13 WHITEWALLs Whllewolls P165180R13 P175180R13 P18 5180R13 P185175R14 P195175R14 P205'/75R14 P2 15175R14 P205175R15 P21 5175R15 P225175P15 P235175R15 '1he Day!on Quodra Xl 2 ~odiol is wa• rantecl logl-ve-40.0<Xl mites or po ~scnger cor serviCe under n01mol usoge COf"ld•!ions. odlusled on o p.o rotobOsis II is Ol$0 worronted ogoinsl defects for the life of th e 1reoo on a pi'O-roto I:)Osls see us lor o copy orovr warranty, Oo'{lon"' Ouat;jro'' 1USP •2~ROOJ liJbll:- hi'd l'iJ(•h ~ nctay. A25 Thlr<l An' .. \.HI!ipolls. Ohio . tJ:.! l h('OhioV all ~· Pub· l l~ h l n 2 Comp;~nv M ult lmC'dla. In('. Sf>. ronri r.lu .~ ~ prrs!tt~(' pal(l 11 1 Galllpol l ~. Ohto 4flti.11. E11 tl' rf'rl a~ wroncl cl u!i~ $11' 01*1 an account loclaVI Hyou have OIMI of the cordi beiclw ... Po~ l Mrmbrr: Unit('(! Prr'.~s l ntf'rnulimwl. ln lun<l Dati~ P r r>~" A .~sOC' I atlon and I fi r Ohio Nr"· ~p:tJM ' l" As!!iorlarlo11. National AO vi:'rtl!'il1 £ Rrp rf>sl"'n t allvr. Branh<~ m Nrw.~ p a pt•r Salt-s. 7:1.1 Thi rd Aw•nul\ Nrw Y ork . NC'w York tOOii. SllNDAV ONLl' SU&'«'RII'TtON RATES 8 )' farrier or Molor Route Onr W(•rk ..............., ............ (J(I Cr n1 .~ WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF: LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS RIDING LAWN MOWERS PUSH MOWERS GENERATORS we can tel you In minUtes Wyou art eligible lor a r8YOivlng chOtge. HOURS: 8 a.m.-5:Jl p.m.. Monday-friday I 1.111.-2 p.m.. Sltunlly TOM'S AU10 Cli.IC 1818 EJ111m Avlllll 011r Yrar ....... , ......................... $.1.1.2fJ VAN CAMP ClOUD 20' OFF PORK & BEANS TOILET TISSUE 21601. 89< 6ROU CANS MIRACLE WHIP I $149 CHARCOAL $159 !' Y 0 u.r diamond cent.er in r.loe Two-S tal e area since 1933." 42! S.COIMI Avtnue, Gallipolis, OH. . um WE HAVE THE DIAMONDS... ••• AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT! Tawney Jewelers rACK $299 SINGLE COP\' PRICE COLA Su nday ... ,....... ............ ... ;..... 50 Crnl l'l ~~~~~·$149 No subsrripllonJO tJy mal l prrmlll<'d In ar!"as whrr r motor· rarrll'r srrvlct' Is ava llabl<'. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS 99 Sa•d•y Only On!" YC'ar ... .............. .. ............. $32.24 Six mont hll •........ .: .................... $16.00 "1 Dally ud S.n.ay MAIL SU8SCRIPT10NS l•lrllr C.ltty 13 W ('flk~ ., ..... ..... ...................... $17.29 26 W<'t'ks ., .............................. · · 134.06 Lettuce VINE 11PE ll. Tomatoes l1.'59<, CUCUMBERS., GREEN PEPPERS FOI 3 OF TWO OR FOUR TIRES mad(' 10 <'arrlrrs. ' HEAD 25°/o OFF ALIGNMENT WlTH PURCHASE Th!" SundaY Tlm~- ~n!lnPI will nOIIx' ri"Spon!!lbl~ lor adv a_nr!" pay mrnl s COCA-COLA !i2 WHI<• .................... . ,. ........... $06.5(; Rat" Olt.Wif" Cowlt)' '13 WH'kt ..................... ............ SI8.21J 26 W...U ............. ,.... .. .. ..... .. S:\5.~ >2 W<'<'k• .. ............................... ~. • '• 446-1113 • 1818 Eastern Avenue, GaHipolis LAWN & GARDEN TIME IS HERE! mall l11.1z maltr r ;11 Poml'ro~·- Ohio. OffiN•. '. TOM'S Come in and See Our Spring Salel POLISH DILL . ' riiii~~ii~Eiiiiiii~ ·River Front Honda WARSAl FAlCON ' r 8750 . made under aution, gr antcovered of immunit y . the Iran arm s sca ndal say s. fr om prosec aileThe disclosure by Se n. Howell gallon s she m ade previou sly lo Heflin, D·Aia ., a member of I he Investigators t hai she aided North In shredd in g and all er lng Se na ff\ committee, was made Friday as Hall. who has !old ol documents relaled 1o the dlvcr sion·of Iran arms sa l e proceeds to shrC'd ding secret documen ts In th.e Iran-Contra scandal unl ilthe Nicaraguan rebels. shredder broke down, tesllfled Former national secur it y ad · for about lhree hours before the viser Roher! McFarlane told the fpdera/ grand jury or independ congress ional he arings las! w<'Ph enl counsel Lawrence Wal sh. Norlh !old him he plann ed a THE WEST INDIES Mler her closed-door 1estfm- ' "s hred ding parly " beforP fedon a Wiftdtamm• Cruise eral investigators co uld go ony, Hall declin ed comm ent, bul with • - 1/liatt lhrough his files. her allorn ey sa id he hoped she SEn. 27-0Ct 3 Norlh and Hall were said l o was done and that th e nex t step lndudu aitfctrt from Columbtn would be tes llfy ing before the have done !heir work Nov . 21. the OU 101 MOIIlNIOIMlnON congressional commlllees. Friday nlgh1 they were warned A11orney General Edw in M erse Heflin said in an inl crvi ew with was begin ning a facl- fln ding r cpor1ers I hat when Hall is call ed before !h e join! investiga tion: he · rev iew , which !he fo llowing day turned up I he fi rst ev id ence of the expec l s she "(ill testify she poss ibly illega l scheme to diver ! snea k pd do<'ument s out of funds. Nort h's office by pulling them In " her brassier e and olher clolhes as shl:' lert ." " I suppose she willt es llf ~· that she stuffed document s In her underclothes and look them ou t." 433 PINE ST. Heflin said. GAlLIPOLIS, OH. 45631 Asked what H all did with !he docum<:nts, the senator sai d. ' 'She supposed!,· gave !hem to Nor! h." , He flin di d not elabora te ·i urt hcr. • Ha ll entered the grand j ury ' .~oom al about 10: 1o a. m . EDT, and left shor tly after I p.m . ' Asked how many lim es she has tes l!fied. Hall said. " You know I ca n' t commen t on th at." S1 49 'I •Pro Sat Motor Drive ·aso LNA •LNA Cover •polarotor 1-E "100' Of Cables •Installed •No Sales Tax •free Copy Of Orbit •Free Site Check •Fast Service ~************************************* 51;, , SWEET PICKLES oz.. J Continued from A-1 $22.1 billion budget for 198ll· 89. w ith tes timony from t he Dt>par t· ment of Human Services Mond ~y ************************************** OAK KEG 32 .. Ca n aday says she hopes to have ~-----------~-------------1 mu sic and perhaps a disc j oc key. A mong th e ser vices being offered by the pool this summer ar e sw-imm ing lessons. The lessons will begin June 8 and will run on weekdays to Aug. 14. All sessions will r un two weeks co nsecutively wilh classes for beg inners, advanced beginn er<, lnl erm edla l e, sw!mm er s, parenl l augh! classes and possibly a ~ SCUBA class, Ca naday sa id . Sign up for !he firs t class is sc heduled Ma y 24-June 7. A sw im team for children six to 14 wi ll be 0.00/WEEK ,.. formed, accordin g to Canaday . lindudes 2 weekly group classes) • Tryoul s will be scheduled at a ,.. laiPr dale. Whlle most of the rules fo l low SAil ·~.. lo have Khomel ni ai des glvon i: WEATHER MAP . Showers are predicted for parts of the northern and .central Plateau region, the northern Plains, the ' upper Mississippi Valley and the upper Great l;akes. Precipitation informallon Is supplied only for areas at least 50 percent covered by precipitation. (UPI) wpar. a member of the co ngressional committe<:-s investigating GRADE A FRESH CHICKEN UPI " WASH I NGTON tUP I J Oli ver Nor th 's secreta r y, ,Fawn Hall. to ld invesl igators she once sneaked secret documents out of !he While House in her under- ;;~mea ni ngle ss, " he said . "No big deaL" ~ Jo raceive precipilatlcn lrdicatad. OIUMIT$ 99< $19 G:J~w -RAIN ~ SHOWIIIS ' •FRONTS: WWarm . TT C.:Oicl -Sialic !lOccluded · r_ Map shows minimum lemperatures. AlltiSJSO% of any s,_ It ptiCicle(J NO PUICHASE IEQUIIUIEII1S ( 89 oz. SUPERIORS PRE.SliCED HAM ~ENT .' By United Press International South Central Ohio Su nday, IJlOslly sunny and warm with a high in th e m id 80s. ,So u1hwest winds 5to 15 mph. Sunda y night , parlly cloudy wi th a chance of shower s. Low 60 to 65. Chance o( ra in is 40 p<:r ce nt . . Monda y, parlly cloudy wilh a :chance of shower s. Hi gh In the · low<:r 80s. Chance of rain is .10 , '. pe r cen1. Ohio Sunny Sunda y with highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy Sunday night wi lh a chance of showers sou1hwest and a low S1a l ewlde rang in g from l he upper 50s lo mid 60s. Cont i nued parli y cloudy M onday w ilh a chancp of shower s and high temper alures near 80. Wesl Virginia Sunny Sund ay with highs in !he Seek ... Gallipolis pool....__co~n'~'n.:...:.ued_f---ro~m •'i• •••• The W. Va. PAllS AND SEIYICE ISAYAIUILE ON ALL HONDA POWEI PIODUCTS. SALES: 446-2240 SEIYICE: 446-2641 . OPEN M·F 9 AM.-6 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M.·S P.M. • -· IIOILDA \ • • �- Page- A-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel H J r vP.V, Of' lawarc, Ohio, a n<.l Denn is La mber t , Roa nokP, Va., spc•Pd in g, $SUr·uch : Pc·u rl Hut ch ison, Well ston. and Da ni el Swis hc·r , Chester, $95 l'ach, over· load. and .J oh n Harr ison, Midd leport, $70. ove r loa d. F:ight dC'fendunt s Wf' r r fined on spr·cd ing charges and includr .James R. Krc·m mcl, Bexley , $2•1 and costs: Du le Hager, Hamlin , W. Va ., $2:s un d costs: Di xi e• Ehl in , Pomc•roy , $24 and l'os ts; .l('t'aly n Du vis, Vi nt on. $2 1 and costs: S i ~gl ind r Mil lr·r , Pomer oy. $22 ancl costs: Tonya Cum min s, Rac in e, $2:s and cosis; M ichael Wo lford, Po rt land. $42 and costs; Gary Sid ers. New Haven, W. Va .. $22 a nd r 0sts, Ot hr r c a sr~ pr·u<·r·ssPd inr·Ju drd : Rogrr Hosc hur, WPst ('ol um hia, W. Vu., novulidn•gls l rJtion . $10 and cos ts; Pra nces Moxley , Pomeroy, no sca t belt. $20' and costs; Cl aud(' Bent ley, Crrole. , improper ba ck ing, $10 and costs; Grrgory RC'ckcr. M iddleport. sto p si gn, $10 and rosts ; K im berly Ba sham, Coo lvi l le, expired Ohio l icense; $7'1 and costs, one-ha lf ol f ine suspe nded; Kcnnut h Sn.vd<' r. Langsvill e, <Tim i· n;J1 trf'passi ng, costs on ly und rt"slral nin g ordPr lssued: Bria n Woodger d , Pomeroy , fai l ure to co ntrol, $25 and costs; .John M. Harper, DrxtPr. no motorcycle endor sem ent , $7o and costs and f ive da y-s in jai l, $2'1 of fine suspended and fi ve da ys in ja il suspen ded i f license is obtained wit hin 4o days: Judit h Cal hou n. Ga llipo lis, ussa ull, $11111 and cos ts. 10 d€ys in jai l suspcndc·d ; disorde r ly conduct. cos ts only: Milrk E ll iott . Pomrro.v, dumpin g gurbag c, $250 fine suspr ndr d if wor k is ro m plrtrd for th r• Meigs Li ttc• r Con t rol, costs only: De an Whi t tingto n. Po mf•ro~ ·. ass;:J u l ! , six mont hs jilil, credit for 10 da.vs srrvc•cl ; .l ohn Wan dl ing, lll iJan\·, fail urP to contro l, S:lo and costs. S«mtenct> passed in nt>whorn death LEON , lowu tU P! r 1\ Decatur Co unty, Jowil, j uclg<· 1-.. riday srnl enr r d a lorml'l"" Grcwrl tJJH} Collcgf' frc'shman fro m Pr<' ble Coun ty, Olli o. to Jtl ,Yf' ll r~ in prison for drow nln ,e hf'r n(~ wbo rn son. Dena Cum e:;, 1!1, or LN\' i ~ bu rg. Ohi o, had or ig in:o l lv IJr•<•n rh orgPd w ith fi rst -ci Pgr c' C' m urdrr hu t t ha t wa !-1 rPci Ut'(• d to r hl ld f'nd i.t ng C'r m c nl aft C'r a p I<'CJ barga in QfTa ngem ent . Decat ur · Co unt y i\ tt or nr .\' Itoix' l' t f ult on sa id C<.~ m ps was in a ctrc·<·r ful mood when ./udgP Th omas Row n handed down the m u nd at or.v for spnt pnc•0 th 0 Class(' felony. F ulton said thPrc• 1:-; no min imu m sr nten('(' so Ga mes l'a n br f'Pieasrd " ' thr INSURANCE ® Stall' r ,JIII1 ln sur ar1(e Comp<tnres Homr Oll rl f' ~ Blnomrn{j to n l lhnon:; ~ ~ '... . - .... STAND WITHOUT WORRY @® II <ames in a variety pllabriu and <olors, making it a stylish addition to any de1ar. Fire causes $1,000 damage GA LLIPOLI S - A fi re at 1940 'h f :aster n 1\vc. ca used $1,000 dam age. mos tl y to th e garage, accordin g to t he Ga ll ipolis Pi r~ Depa rtm ent. Th e fire sta r ted wi th " gas leak fro m a 1972 Volkswa gen stati on w <.~go n .' w.hirh ignlt r d and ('a usrd dam age I o tho cx ter ior ra ft er and the in ter ior wa ll of the garage. H ~'a t and smoke damage were al l that the apar tment above the garage susta in ed. Th e fi rC' fr om th e garage, ow ned b;• .Jim Mi nk of Kl' tTReth el Roa d. Ga ll ipolis. wa s the sourre of modera te heat da m age The <hair will not be a finonlial bur· den as it is Medi<are approved . . done to the vi nyl SiOing on a nearby house, at 21 Ga l lia S.t . T he dam age to the house, owned by Warren and Marily n Night ingale, of North Ply m outh. Minn .. wa s obser ved b.v firemen at the sc~ n e, acco r ding to F'i r e Chi ef Ray Bu sh. Three trucks and 21 men we r e :J t 1he - FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR STOP BY TODAY! Bowman's Homecare Medical Supply 63 PINE ST. sre nc. . -GALLIPOLIS Senior Citizen Week MAY 18th THRU MAY 23rd Congra tu la tions a nd Best W ishes to thl' Senior Citi zens o f tht• Tri-Count v area , this is yo ur wt•l'k - May 18th thru Ma y 23rd. In rf' ('O!l'nition of thi~ sp f'(' ia l wrl'k we invitt• yo u to s hop wih us and save. We offt•r barga in s to you , our Vl' r~· special c us to m e rs a nd fr iend s. · Tri:State Beauty College 20°/o Discount On Any Purchase TO HOLDERS OF BUCKEYE & MOUNTAINEER CARDS . NO PURCHASE NECESSARY- NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN ENROLL NOW • Full Financial Aid to Those Who Qualify •Ca reers in Cosmetolog y • Continuous Enrollment •Day & Nigh t Register For $2 S Gift Certificate Cla ss~ts 8:30·4 :00 Mon.·Sat. 5:30 -9:30 Mon.-Thurs. DURING THE WEEK OF MAY 18 THRU MAY 23 ONLY •Placement Assist ance •Clinic open to pub lic und er the supervi sio n of license d instruc- Special Prize For Oldest Registrant tors •Free Parking · 609 Third A ve. Chesapeake. OH . 4561 9 Call Collelf b 14-867 -8S 12 iir:lal~0[J [!Jf:10[JD!!J0 f 'lion· li/'d'(lliH1f'·V•Illt ; ; · • , '• a \.,rtlrprrr', Ulllr HIGHER YIELD Certificate Of Deposit Rates With Dally Co•Pouncllng (For M~y 18, '87 thru. May. 24, '87) Saver's Oloice Citllfiwles Rate 32·89 Day ~0-179 Day 180·364 Day 12·23 Months 24·35 Months 36·83 Months 84-120 Months 5.1 0°/o 5.60°/o 6.30°/o 6.85°/o 7.50°/o 7.75°/o 8.25°/o i' ' ' ' The Sunday. ce~Jsor : SUVA, Plji (UP! ) - T roops surrounded newspaper offlc~s and warned t elevision crews noi ~o film street scenes Satu rd ay, a day after the l eader of a m ll ilar y coup suspenctecl publication of severa l .. new ~ pa pers and put 11mits on ra dio broa dcas ters. · : Ll. Col. Sit iven i Rabuka, who ll'd t he coup agai nst F i jI' s elected government T hursday, said in a $tal em ent br Qadcast over t~e government-fun ded Radio F iji tha t he was " firmly In control ~ n d that r epor ts from va r ious parts of the coun try indicate co mplete peace and cal m ." • Twenty -eight deposed government officia ls rema ined under house arrest i n the ousted·primE' minister's officia l residence, which also was surroun ded by ftoops. · A lso under house arrest were Covernor-General Ratu Sir Penal a Ganllau , · who has condem ned the coup, and the wife of the army co mmander, Brig·. Gen. Epeli Na ilatikaua. The general was in Austra lia when Colonel Rabuka seized power, but his whereabout s were not known today . • Ra buka, the third-ranking offleer In the Flj ian ar m y, anDounced Fr id ay an imm ed iat e $uspenslon of publi ca tion of maj or newspapers and i m posed t es tr ictlons on ra dio broadcas ters. Details of the rest rict ions wer e not released . : Troops also w arned tel evision t rews. not to fil m i n the streets of Su va. Aust ral-Ian · Broadcasting. torp. reporter Trevor Watson was ordered aw ay from the F'lj l Sun build ing at gunpoi nl. •. " The crackdown on the media !allows scath i ng editorial cr it i· cism of T hu rsday 's bloodless cou p which ousted Bavadr a's month-old government ," Wat son •said. "The military act ion had lorn l he heart ou t of Fiji," the F'ij i times said in Prida y's ed it ori al. ThE' Pij l Sun edllorialized, " A th ird-ra nked officer had no r ight to attack the sacred Institution of Parliament ." An Austra lia n broad caster reporting on t he m edia cr ackdown wa s cut off Friday night as he wa s filing a report from Suva to fils newsroQm in Mel bourne, ustralia. · H ugh Rlmingt on, of the Ma cquarie Network , had j ust f inIshed his report when he said, " I think I am being arrested," and was abru ptly cut off . Ther e was no official word on w het~ E'r Rlm lngton was arres l cd . Rimlngton had repo r ted, " Th e entire staff of t he Pi j i Tim es newspaper had been ord er ed out of their bu ild ing by tr oops at gu npoint as the new ru lers tig h t e ned t.h e lr gr ip on Infor mation . "Thr ee Australia n jou r nalists, including a former man,agi ng edit or of the Fij i Ti mes, John Mosess. were ord er ed out wilh the staff ," he said . Rabuka. :l8, k idnapped thc recently elected pr ime minister , Dr. T i moci Bavadra. and 27 mem 6er s or Pa r liam ent Thurs· day as they attended a session of the Hou se of Represent atives . Rabuka suspend ed the cd nstit uti o n and a ll gove rnm ent funct ions. KWANGJ U , South Ko rea (U P]) - The acr id smell ol tea r gas lingered on c ampuses today afi E'r a week of rlashcs between student s and r iot pollee. wllh more protest s expected t o comm em ora t e a bl ood y · 1980 Insurrect ion. Pollee across the nation were on maximum a lert to block large protests expected Sunday to mark the May 1980 " K wangju Upr ising." Abou t 120,000 pollee wer e ordered t o r emain on alert until next Frid ay. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities STOR E HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAY 23, 198-7 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS .. .... One Diamond Solitaire Estate Piece VALUE 13500 Sale Price BANK.~ONE $2995 Fifteen thousand people who care.· ' TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Stctlllll; Galipolis 159.' .Rump Roast ••••• FRESH PORKBUTT LB.$ 9 4 Steaks·/ Roast .•• 1 CRISPY SERVE 99( Bacon .....•....••.• ~B BIG RED 29 Smokeys ..~.$2 LB.$ •• MIXED Fryer Parts .....L:.• 39( GRADE A Fr er Breasts .. ~B.$1 29 Half Hams •.•••• L:. KAHN'S Wl'eners •••••••••••• 149 JUMBO OR REG. LB. $ VIDALIA $2 s 9· . Onions ••••••••••••• 29 2°/o Milk •••.•.•• ;~ $1 49 Appte Pies .....~·.'; $1 S LB. BAG VALLEY BELL FRESH BAKERY NESTEA . FLAVORITE . Tea ....~~$2 29 Ice Cream ••••••••• 89< Instant JENO'S ELF 2 Cola •••••••• ~~~!'. 6I 99 ( Pizza ••••••••••••••••• '99( 112 GAL. 10-11 Minimum Purchase Amounts - $500.00 BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA, Athens, Ohio Member FDIC ' Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Korea prepares for clashes on riot anniversary Interest Ccinmpouncling Dally - Yield 4.97°/o 5.45°/o 6.11 °/o 6.63°/o 7.23°/o 7.47°/o 7.93°/o . May 17, 1987 press after coup Acc redited by National Att:rfUIItlng Com mi.. ion ol Co1 metoloyy Arts &. Sele nr:u Like a good r~eighbor. State Farm IS there. -· .. .... PHILADELPHIA (UPI I ~ Wh ether It's ca lled th e " Bat lie of the Badge" or the " Battle of the Bulge, " the · police and fire department s have agreed to a weighty challenge. Weight Watchers of Ph lla del· phi a will sponsor the 12-week challenge, ca lled t he " Bat tle.of th e Badge," to see which depart ment is better at droppin g excess fat, official s sa id Prid ay. T he co ntes t will be to sec whi ch d e p ~ rtme nt - neit her of whi ch ha s height or weight r equire· m ent s - wi ll have the .gr ea ter avf•rctge weig h1 loss. CA LI .I POLI S - T he Gal lipoli s Pol ice llcpanmc nt rcpor tNI that llrtll'<'f' A . Larso n, t U, of Eu rC'iw ~ t a r 11outt'. Ca llipolis. wa s r itr cl Sa tu rda .v mor ning fo r havi ng a dd Pcl iv P ('X ha ust. Corner of Third Ave. & Stole St. Gallipolis, Oh. Phone 4411-4290 Home 446-4518 STATE fARM Lt .. Joseph Pox sa id 171 off icer s T he much sm aller fire depart , f rom ;;:1 police l>nit s ha ve agreed ment 'h as 8:i firefi ght t>rs signed ,• to tak e pa ri, but he added. "I' m up, sa id Schweizer . who has ' "Ca l l it 'Ba ll ico! thr Ba dge· or not in H." si~ ncd up. 1he ·Ra 1lie or the B ul ge, · it 's a 11 [I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ahou1 the same thing, " sai d Deputy F'irr Chief Chrb tia n Schweizer. " It' s something the individual officer ran do for thei r own heal th." Po li ce Com m issioner Kev i n A lift <hair is designed to give <anliTucker and F'ire. Commiss ioner den<e and freedom. The easy to use William Richm ond , acco mpan <Onlrol brings the whole <hair up, ied by the pol ice dog and the fire giving you the additional stablity departmen t' s dalmat ia n,Spar ky, needed to stand upright. . will weigh in and kick of f the cha l lenge Mond ay, Srhwei>er The <hair with its fully redining leosa id . lure is bound to give you hours of Th e bail ie will ru n through <omlorl, pea<e and relaxation. Aug . 15. ·- Re~l troops · G lt·tl hy poli('t' ' CAROLL SNOWDEN May 17, 1981'• ~.- ~-. Police, firefighters .fight bulge f1 lr ·~ISU !l' of thP Iowa Paro le lloa rd. SlH · tf'JlUtWd l\ drownrcl th~ in fJn f in~ dor mit on- toill't aftrr hi.s IJi rt ll on Feb . 11.l'hrbod\' wa s found i n a garba ge dumpster on thP l,a moni campus. Friends ancj fumi ly s<J icl thr,· did not kn ow the woman was ('\' (' 0 pregnan l. For insurance call - ... •• Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 'Process 26 cases .in Meigs County court POMERO Y Twent y -six cases were processed in the• W!'~ kl y sess ion of Judge Pa tric•k O'Brien in the Meigs Couu nty Common Pleas Co urt. Six defenda nt s for fei ted bonds and include Charles Blake. Pom er oy. stop sign, $45: George• 'f • •• •. •. •. COlJ1'liW" r\11, •••• .....• . • • KRAFT MIRAClE WHIP REG. OR LT. 32 oz. $129 Umit I Per Customer Good only AI Powell's Supermarket . Offer Good thru lot., May 23, 1917 ••• MAXWfiL HOUSE !~~TAN_T f~~~EE lnltant Sanka 8 OJ, 13 ,99 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Supermorket Offer Good thru lot., May 23, 1987 COUPON oz. ••• • • • •• KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 LB. BAG $249 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Po,;ell's Supermarket Offer Good thru lot .. Moy 23. 1987 , 1 SUGAR S LB. BAG $139, limit 1 Per Customer Good Only ol Powell's Supermarket Offer Good thru Sot., 23, 1987 • �• Page- A-6- .The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 17, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. ..... ·May 17, 1987 I • Area deaths E. Freda M. Crawford rural ma il carrier and rea c her. Surviving ar~ hi s wife. Edna Katherine Webster Sa y re ; daughter, Mrs. Dorot hy Sayre Scarberr.v of Cott agcv illr : sister, Mrs. Ocie Sayre Marx, Lansin g, Mi ch. Service wil l be held at :1 p.m . Su nday in the Casto F uneral Home, Eva ns, with the Rev . Stan ley Skeens official In~ . Bur · ial will foll ow In Ott erbein Cemeter y, nea r Evans . wi th Masonic gr aveside riles. Fri ends may ra il the fun eral home after 2 p.m. on Saturday . Whit~ Rifk Mahlon F. l{adc•kt·r li RADENTON, F'l a. Ri · !'ha rd · L. (Rick! Wh i le, o7 of Braden ton. Fla , di rd Friday in Manatee Memorial Hos pit al. He W(JS a reti red mac hinist l'rom Mil ler T raiiN Co mpany in Bradent on . i\ native of Ga l lipolis. he moved 10 F lorida in 1968. Born Feb. 21 , 1920 in Gal lipol is so n of J.u ri llc Simpkins Whil e and the late Sherman White. Su rvivi ng arc his mother In Rradcnton : one so n, Richard 1Rus ty; Wh i le of Braden ton; one sister , F:leanor G ri scho of Arling· ton Height s. Ill. : and one grandson. Services wi ll he conducted Wcdnesda.v. at Mansion Memor· ia l CemNcry in Ellington, Fla., H<.'V. Tom Wooda r d officiating. Ar r angeme nt s were b y Cri ffith·Ci inc F uneral Home In Bradent on. In lieu of flowers. memor ial contributions ma y bl' mad e to the America n Ca ncc;· Society . Ci\J.J. I PO I. IS - M:Jhlon F . i{adl'ker, 7H, of 1~2 Chill ico th<' rtd.. C:a llipolis, dil'd l' r iday at llolzc• r MPdi .. al C<•ntt•r . H<' r<•· t ired from as a rrl ir£'d C'ivll r ngi n('(•r from Buckryc Run.d Ei<•ctriC' Company In 1!177 Burn F'rb. Hi, 11tll9 In Dow ns· vlllC', N .Y., h< ' wa s I hi' son or l h!' lat e Georg<' and F:lizahelh Sir ~ wm·t HadPkPr. Hf' i ~ survivf'd by his wil'p, Nala lir Nish RadekPr. whom hP married In Duwnsvill1 ·. N.Y .. in l!l:l2: one so n. Lawrencf' M. Hll d£'krr of Fairfax, v,.. , t wo KHI'I.I Earl Wright RIPLEY, W.Va . - · E. Tom Sayre, 88, Collagev ille, died Friday in Jackson General Has· pitn l , Ripley, aft er a 'short illness. He wa s a farmer, a ;;u.year member of Eastern Star and ~(). year member of Masoni c Lodge. He was a former member of .laekson County Board of Educa tion and wa s a mach in ist for Wh ite Motor Co. and a former PARKERSBURG, W.Va. Mrs. Freda Marie M ahon Craw· ford. 89, Conageville, formerly of Sou th Charleston, died Friday in St . .Josep h' s Hosplla l , Parkers· burg, afler .a short il lness. She was a member of the First l .:niled Methodist Chu rch , Cha · rl<'siOn, and wa s a graduate of Staat s Hospital Training Center; Spencer. She was a retired registered nursP for Staa ts Hos· pilal In Charles ton, and wa s an Arm y ve teran of World War I. She wa s a memb<'rof 1hr Ea stern Star. -t~ Survivi ng arc on( ' brotht' r, the· ·Rev . Harrison Mahon. Nrw Ma r · ~ tlnsville: SPvcra l niecr·s unU . nephew s. Service will bf' held al 11 a.m. Monda.v in lhP Cas to Funeral Home, Evans. wit h tho Rev . Harold Custer officia ting. Burial wi ll foll ow in Alai n Memorial C'Pmetery, Co llagevi llr Friends may rail at the funera l home after 4 p.m . on Sundav . g runddau,ghll' r s. Tom Sayre anU Rrook" 11adckrr or F'air fax, Vu . Hr wa s a mPmbPr of r.r;wp Unill'd Methodist Ch urch. Services wil l he 2 p.m . MondH,V at Wi l lis Funeral Homl'. HPv . cl oS<•ph 1.. H<•l'nPr offi cia l in g . Buria l follows in Oh io Val li'\ M(•mor.\ · Gtudr ns . · : Frl•·nds ma.v "all all he lu nl'ral :hum£' Sund<.I.V. 7to 9 p.m. DEXTER- Earl Wright, 60rif Dexter. Ohio. died at Uni versity Hos pital in Columbu s on Friday . He was a retir ed truck driver for th e Kenos ha A uto Transport Corp. Born June 2'1. 1926 at Chr is t ian . W.Va., he was thesono fl ateBen M . Wright and Florence Wright, who surv ives In .J ack son . He married Buelah Belle .lor· dan on June 25, 1946, and she survives, alon g wit h two sons Roger Wright of Asheville. and Rodney Wr ight of Rut land: one daught er, Mrs. Don 1Fonna Kay J Cullums of Heml ock Grove: four grandchildren and one great grandchild ; four broth€'r s, Sa· muel Wright of Biloxi, Mi ss., Denver Wri ght of Clay ton. Ohio, F ra nklin Wright of Jackson and Ernes t Wrigh t of Langsville; one sister, Thelma Savre of Gal lipolis. · He wa s pre ceded in d eat h by a brother, Milt on Wright. A World War II Army Vt'teran in the82nd Airborne Div ision, the Wilk esville F &AM, Orpha ns Friend Lodge 27:;. Wil kesville Order of the Eas tern Star 207.' Teams ters Union 651 Of Spring· field. th e Star Grange 778. and the 13uckeye. Sher i ff' s Association . Services will be conducted Sunday, 2 p.m . in Salem Center United. Methodist Church, Rev. Robert Mussman officiat ing. Bur ial f ollows In Sa lem Center Cemelery. Mi litary graves id e r ites will be by El i Dennison P.ost 467 Am erl· can Legion. Friend s may call at th e McCoyMoore Funeral Home in Vi nton on Sa tu rday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to9 p.m . Ma sonic serv ices wil l be 8: :m p.m .. by the Wilkesv ille F&AM 27o. The body wil l be taken to the c hurch one hour prior to OCJ. S. Marine Power Corp., official featured ·speaker during May meet . :. ' •Your privacy is respected 1Your questions answered PLANNED PARENTHOOD - 446-0166 Man.-Sat. ClOSED THURSDAY Also: Jackson. ·Chesapeake, Athens, Chillicothe, Logan :· Sale-Priced Values · . 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Evan Stephen s and Haro ld Walker. · · OVMA mee ts on th e first Tuesdav of each mont h at 7:39 a. m . in .Roo m lloof th e .Jam esA . RhodcsStudcnt Cen tc•rfo rbrcak· fast and a short program . For more · inform at ion on OVMA. contac t Dwi ght L.redy, OTTO coordinator. at tG1 ·1124!\· 5:lo:l, or in Ohio. toti ·fre c oll ·800·282·7201. extension :11;1. . ! Wireless Remote 13" Color TV lilT I ....... ; POMEROY - As of Saturday morning, George Korn Sr., 74, of Br eezy Heights In Pomeroy, was §I ii! in critical condition lrt Ohio State University Hospital's burn unit where he was laken by Lifefllght after sustaining third degree bur ns over 80 percent of his bodY. In an explosion at his home about 7 p.m. Thursd ay. Universit y Hospital spokesman ,. Bob Fitzsimmons repor ted Sat· ; ur day th at there had been no r ¢hange In Korn' s condit ion in 1 Z4·hours. I ' , , Frank Elsnaugle. of Jac k son, ~ ~ n inspector l or the sta te fire ' marshall' s office, was in Pome· ! ioy Friday to invest iga te the ' ~x plosio n . 1 ' Neighbors told fire officials ihat Korn had been exper iencing l)roblem s recently with a sm all ~as heater. , According to Pomeroy F ire· ~hlef Charles L egar, local fire ; afflclals and Eisnaugle are spec· ' ulatlng that there was a gas leak ' where the heater hooked onto the i natural gas line and that fumes from the leak had filled the Inside . of the house. They believe K orn : m ay have started an old fan to ; draw the fumes out the window. ' ahd that a spa rk or something ' from the fan touched of( the ' , eKplosion. An old fan, with Its ! switch in the on position . wa s · fqund by the window in !he room : where the heater was located . : However. Lcgar sai d fire o ffi · : clals will never know for sure if this was what happened unless . t hey ta lk to Korn. . Korn was taken from the scene ; of the explos ion to Veterans ; Memorial Hospital by Pomeroy , EMS, before being flown to , <l'(Jiumbus. i ·:l'hlrd degree burns are the most serious burns and invo lve t i'ssue damage. Diagonally measured . Tht• tog Home Connection Anything Goes! carpet stands up to traffic so well, Armstrong' guarantees it against matting and crushing for 1.0 full years. lfs James Lindeman , 1-'inecrest Nur sing Cen ter; .Tames A. Pi erce, Procurement Outreach Ce nter; Emel yn Scarberry. Edith Adkins and Walter .Stow· ers, Ohio Bureau of Employment Services: Debotah Shewbrooks, OSCO: A.J . Shoemak er; John A. Shump, Buckeye Hills\' Career Ce nter: ·John · E. Smith and Jackie Sheets, U.S. Mari ne Power Co rporation : Haro ld Thomp son, Central Trust Com · pany : Ron Toler, Toler & To ler Insu ra nce: Pat Whit ehead. Ga lli· polis Daily Tr ibun e: and George Wo)fe and Kingsley Meyrr, Bob Eva ns Farms . Those attending I rom Rio . Reg. Separate 'items 1777.95 ~~~ Reg. 199.95 LOG HOME ml Ohio Valley Bank; Joseph Ca in, Gal lla County prosecuting attor· ney; Carol Cantrell , Rio Grande VIllage; Dennis Carder, Pl easa nt Valley Hospital: Joseph Ca.rter, superintendent, Galllpo· lis City Schools; Steven Chap· m an, cert ified public accoun· ta nt: Phyllis Handl ey. Jac kson Chambero f Commerce: .Michae l Hart ford, C.I.C. , Gallia County; Carl Dahlberg, Jim Davis and Chu ck Woods, Federal Mogul Corporat ion: Clyde Hall , Rob· bins and Myers. Inc.: Lt. Dan Henderson, State Hi ghway Pa· trol: Seott J. Hinsch, Cammer · cia ! and Savin gs Bank: Jake Koebel , Columbia Gas of Ohio; i JIM BARNA Miles West o Oak Hill GALLIPOLIS 414 Se<and Ave., 2nd floor BARGAIN~TINE E S SATURDAY & SUNDAY - AL·L SEATS 12.50 ADMISSIONEVE RY TUESDAY 12.50 Build Your Dream House This. Year (614)682-6417 injured in explosion ~till critical · quette University, the Mllwau· kee Sehoul of Engineering and the UMverslty of Wisconsin· Milwaukee. Smithhas24yearsof prol\l'essive management expe· rlence In the marine and fou r · cyc le engine Industry. He sta r ted with the Wes t Bend Company in 1963, that co mpany befng pur· chased by Chrysler Corporation two years l ai er. U .S. Marine Power Corporation purchased Chrysler Corporation In 1984. At that time, Smith accepted the position of. production manager . In attendance at the meeting were Charles Adkins. of Holzer M edical Center: V. Patrick Bell. Ohio Universit y: Mi ke Berridge. • ·MAY • I 10 Co mer Cemeterflld. ~an • OF SOUTIEAST OHIO Never miss another call! Voice actuated , with remote control. Tone/ pulse dialing'•.#43-315 • • • • •Sliding fee scale. No one refused servicl!S because of inability to pay. POMEROY: - Meigs Medi,al Building · la11011 from Veteram Hosp.) 992-5912 Monday-friday RIO GRANDE - The M ay tures. He al so showed In ·a slide roeetlng of the Ohio Valley presentation some of the changes Manag~ment Association, held that have taken place since the 1'!ay 5, at 7: 30a.m. In the James company has been in Gallipolis. <A. Rhodes !)tudent Center on the .Smith, . an attendee of M ar · · · ~ampus of Rio Grande College, 1eatured John E . Smith as the keynote speaker. : Smith, superintendent of U.S. ' . POMEROY - Friday Admls· jl'!arlne Power Corporation, Linda Geor ge, Cheshire; si9ns: talked about his company and the Theodore VanCooney, Pomeroy: ~ar ious products it m anufa cOpal Wilson : Reedsville: Perme· lia Cox, Middleport; Candy Lee, ' Middleport; Gladys Mullins, Pomeroy . Friday Discharges - Oils Casto, Alleyne Rees , Larry Dl· zort. Josep h K orpka. Hospital news *Sti'Yicts include: lirth Control; V.D. Screening; CCNKer · Sci'HIIing; ..,.gnancy tests; education •d counseing for inlliYiduals and couples. services. • • • The .Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-7 Pomeroy-Middl,port- Gallipolis, Ohio· Point Pleasant, W. Va. IWIILIPWITI uatuua I" 'CIISs.caou' NIIIIIIA lllllM $2.19 244 Nyl"" w;,f, Kodol• t;boof;ll, 32,t,.38C. . - .,. ...... WGMIN'IPOLY TUITOPS .... 399 ••. oo .....,,.,._,...,, Solid eaton. 4H6. _.,,." MIILICTIOII Of Till TOPS . I I I I I IIILS' 7·14 Ill 11111 TOPS 2 roa*S 1 SOM'I, c-,.•••' u." 10 I'WMICD. I Mony colon, ocn• tiu. ..... . ll..a:l. II' UAIT 71 N 11111 . I II'UASI41fal'lllll. IIILS' "JAM" FAIIIOII 511011 IIILS'1'WIU CAMP SIIORTS SAYIIIIILS' SHORT SITS (0MMI1299 COMMII299 ltiO. $7.99 IOifl,NO..-atl. jlf LIASII4 PIII1DII. - .110u-.s. 110.$5.99 -SI1e1 AT$3.99 Pull-on. A·bX, 7-1A . $6 SIT AT$3.99 Pull·on. Siu••·1A . MU'7·14 ULWTJ6P111111111. 4 to 61t. .. .. 111$1 IGOY, NO IAIIICMKIII. II' UAIT IHfl . -. Pr•tty coordinated sets . .G.C. MURPHY CO. - THIJi PRI.NDLY STOR.I OPEN MEMORIAL DAY . .lYAILliU lT MUIPHY'S DOWNTOWN STOlE ..:_341 2ND AYE. 9-4 IllS.: SUN. 1-6; MON. 9.... 111S. 9-5:30; WED. 9·5:,30; TIIUIS 9·5:30; FRI. 9·1; SAT.9·5:3Cl �:Page- A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel • Section B. e r1ver May 17, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport- GallipOlis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va•. Judge: Barbie -gave two coriflicting acco~nts on '40s deportation charges May 17, 1987 I By STEVE IIOLLAND L YON. France IU.PI) - Klaus Barbie gave conflicting account s involv em ent in the roundup of 86 .Jews at the General Union of F rench Israelites In Lyon on Feb. 9. 1943. Eigh ty -four wer e depor ted to concentration camps whil e two escaped. But Cerdini produced a ty ped report dateil Feb. 11, ]94 3, signed by Barbie in which !he roundup of ,Jews w as repor ted to the Ges tapo In Paris. Shown the document M arch JO, 1983, Barbie recognized his signat ure but said he only signed It becau se the commander in charge of I he operation was not available. He w as then shown the docu ment a _vear la ter, in March 1984. "It' s possible thai th is Is my signa ture, but I'm not sure ," Barbie told invest!Rators. Barbi e also denied i nvolv e· as to whether he was in charge of dePortin g .Je w s as Ges tapo chi ef of Lyon in World War II , accor din g to the pres iding judge in hls !r ial on cri mes aga in st humanit y . Jud ge A n dr~ Cerdinl read in rourt Frid ay the results of int erroga t ions of Barbi e in the four years si ncr he was deported fr om 13ol ivi a to Pran ce to fa ce char ges of deporting, tortur in g and murdering nea r ly 800 .Jews and Res istance fighter s in 194.1 a nrJ 1944. "I had nothi ng to do with th e deport atjon or Jew s lo Ger many ," Barbi e was quoted as say ing Feb. 21. 1981. Cerd in i said Bar hi e dPn\ed LEARNING THE BASICS •; Portland Elementary ·.· S.hool students have been . lindlng out that hOpping, skipping and galloping to the beat of Lynn Nolan's drum Is a fun way to improve coordination and develop visual and listen· lng skills as well liS those that carry hack to regular class· room activities. Her e a group of students stand and learn balance on onr foot, while another group waits their ment in the roundup of 44 Jewish ch1id<en and 10 adults at an orphanage in I he village of l zieu east of Lyon . Of the 54 only one adult s urvlv~d and lawyers in· valved In t he case consider this the most heinous crime Barbie Is charged with. His presence at Jzieu on April 6, 1944. is disputed but Cerdinl produced the origin al telex r eporting Ia t he Paris Gestapo that the roundup had taken place. Barbie's last name is typewritten at the bottom . His lawyer, Jacques Verges, atta cked the authen ticit y of th e document, Cerd ini earli er F r id ay r ejected pleas !rom so meofthe43 1awy ers representing 129 people or organ· turn . School senior. Others In photo are I from left) Mr. and Mrs. Rush Finley and Gavin Plant Manager A.J. Trawick. The recipient plans to attend Ohio Stale Univer sity. RECEWES AEP AWARD . - Ohio Power President Charles A. Heller, left, presents an ·American Electric Education Award, valued at $3,500, to Craig Finley, _a Gallia Academy High izat ions that havE> joined the case against Barbie to order him to a ppear in court. ... •• ' I •• ,; .' LIGHTNING LOW PRICESIJ 1987 DODGE ARIES LE 4 door, blue finish , floor mats, cloth & vinyl seats, automatic, air conditioning, steel belted whitewall tires. 11091 . LIST .. .. .. . .. ...... .. .. . . ... ...... .. . .. .. ... $10,SO. lDS Gllllli·DISCOUNT ·$770 IIOIMAL PIICI ................................ .. 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'14,438 • 485 •ll.wLIII11CI ••••••••••••• '... ,JIIIIIII CREATIVE FASCINATION - Giving II thei r student s in the hackground parllclpall• In c r eativt• moveme nt. ln the for eground, n group of st udents watch In fasdnatlon as Ill<• oth ers all. perform. Studrnt• at PortlMnd Elementary havt hcen H tudyln~ crt•all.. movement, and at lll'llt, sumo• of tho• youn~ boyH were apprehrn•i.ve oft he work.•hOJl", hut hav e since started to t!njuy the, \ 1987 DODGE LANCER 4 door hatchback , cordovan linish , rear defroster, automatic, AM/ FM stereo cassette. steel belted radials. 11044 LIST .... .... • . . ..•...... . •. .. .... . ........ . .. 1 YOUI: NICI. I •• ••••• ••• t • I ••••••• 'II 1987 DODGE SHADOW 2 door liltback , white llnish , popular equipment pocl<ago speed, tinted gloss, air conditioning . 11104 LIST ...... ..... . . . . , .. , ... . .... . . : . . ... . : " . ' ' . ' " ' $10,376 -$15J ... ........ $9523 . .. . - . ... .... ·$500 LISS GIIIILE DISCDUIIJ .. ................ . 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I. 0 • ••••••• • ••••••••• $JI,HI CIIIYII.IItaan .•.... .....• • ••.••.•••.. • .•.•...• -$511 CHIYsliiiiiATI • • • • • • •. ••• • • • •• , •• , ••• •7-Year 70,000 Mile Limited Sit One Of Our Courteous Sales Counlelon For ATilt Drive: 1987 DODGE CHARGER 3 door hatchback , charcoal finish , automatic , air conditioning, AM/ FM stereo cauette. 1991 •7 Year - BALANCING ACT - Imagination Is put to the test when L y nn No lan, a teacher of creative movem ent, tells you to think of a new pose. Above, from left to right, Portland Elementary students Ericka Meadows and Toni Sellers do their hestto come up with a 'position thai' s unique. Below, Nolan mak .. a polnJ to th e stud ents, and holds the drum she uses In workshops. 1987 DODGE RAIDER IIOIIIAI PIICI. ••••••••••• 100~000 Mile LIST .••...• • .- •• • •• .•.• .•. .•.• , . .. • . . .•• • • •.•. $9541 lESS Glllll.l DISCOIMI' ••• I •••••••••• • • 0 •• 0 ••••• •• • ·$511 y . . , ••• "'."." •• " ••••• '.' ••• ' •••••••, . . I / ·son!l' of the boy.~ thot1glrf flr1•y would hot.e thi,~ and ••wn W(•nt MJ for as 10 .my thl'y wouldn 't Sl'l fool in tlw gym for cla.~-~e.~. But /(tl.t'.~~ what ? T he l10ys . I.VI' nl in the p;ym and they lm ~· the da.~.m~." · ASWEPTLINE Rich Eberts- Gary nppie Rich - JeH Roth -Boll 750 E. STATE- ATHENS, OHIO - -·---- •.••• o: as art was lost, until now in school . • By NANCY YOACIIAM 1'lmes-Scnlin el Stall PORTLAND- " Do somethin g wit h those arms! Don't Ju• t let them han g there!" Instructs Ly nn Nola n wllh a sml)e as she dlreds Portland Elem ehtary stu dents In a creative 'move ment class In the school gymna sium . For two week s, beginn ing las t Monday, the approxim ately 90 students at ; Portland In th e Southern Local Schoo l Distri ct. will skip, hop and gall op through the very, specla l · cia sses bei ng taught by Nolan . And when Nolan tells the students to freeze. glg~ i es abound as they att empt to balance them selves in'varlous Interesting postures of their ow n choosing . Nolan, a dance edu ca tor , performer and chorrographer· wit h approximately 1J years of pr ofes sional experien ce. co mes to Portland Element ar y as an artist-in-res idence thr ou'gh a $900 grant from the Ohio Art s Coun cil and $400 from Tri·County Career Development in Nel sonville. The grant was prepared by former Portland teacher Vleki Hill. who now traches at Sou th ern .Junlor' Htgh. With the Idea that ex cept for folk dancing, dance as an art form Is something rarely see n by children in ru(al area s, Por tl and teachers chose creative movement as the disc ipline they would most lik e their student s to experience through rhe arts council grant. Portland teachers are hopin g that through the creative movem en t classes . their students will gain an understanding and appreciation of dancing as an art and as a profession. Nolan, !rom Cleveland, has approximatleiy II years ol professional experience as a dance educator, performer and choreo· grapher, and has been a movem ent specialist wilh the Ohio Ar ts C'ounri i 'A rlisl ·in -Res ld enre Progr am si nce 19&1. Siner then, she has bee n In volved In cr ea livr movement pro~r a m s In other parts of Ohi o. the Port Clinton and Lima areas In particula r, bul thi s Is the fir st lime she has v isit ed a sch ool In Southeastern Ohio. She Is a m ember oft he Tom Evert Dance Company in Cleveland and teaches ballet. j azz .a nd ' modcr n dance classes to be~ lnncrs and adu lt s In th e Cleveland area. Nol an beca m e In vo lved with th e arti st-in -res idence progra m becau se sh loves teachin g and believes children need to " de- wrnl so far as to say they wouldn't sci l oo t In I hr. ~y m lor I he m ov~rn e nt classes. But guess wh at'! The boys wPnt In thr gym and they love I he cia sse.<. " Communlt .v In vol vem ent Is also an Import ant part of Por tland 's arts council gr ant . To meet this goal of ln voiv in~ the community, a ll sc hools In Meigs Count y and IOC'a l dtlnrc l nstru<' · tors have been Invited to vi sit I Portl and Elementary an d mecr Nolan this coming Tuesday ~ Parents ar c al•o lnvilcd lo romo to the school for observation o~­ Tu esday. On Thursday , the pub• lie Is invited to an "1\ 11 Arts. Night" at the school, begl nn ln ~ at 7 p.m ., when students will demonstrat e th eir new skills an¢ sharr their understanding of da nce and the creative move· m ent process. ve lop an awa reness of movement and explore the movement th at Is within their power. " Through No lan's classl!s. children or ali ages and abilities not only Improve their coordination, but also Improve their visual and listening skills by following her directions. These s kill.~ then carry back to the r egular classrooms. Nolan1 s trca t lvc movern cnt cla sses are viewed as an ex t ~n ­ sl on of the st'hool's curriculum since the skills lea rn ed In the classes can be applied to all areas of lea rning. Children also gain · incr eased self esteem by participating and doing well in somethin g new, run and excitin g. And everyone who parti cipat es does well bec au >;e Nolan gages progr ess ,by each child 's Indi vidual capaclly . There Is no right or wrong In Ihe experiences the children have, but Instead. ea ch student Is encouraged to express himself or herself in what ever mann er he or she wishes. Mickey Hoback, Portland prl n· clpa l, as well as the 9ther teachers at the school. are excited about Nolan's visit to their school. According to Ho· back, " Some of the boys thought they would hale this and even - Lynn Nolan, dancr edcuator, ~: performer, choreoK"apher, and artist-In residenc~ with the Ohio Arts Counell, lo opendins- tw~weeklt Mt Portland El•mentary S.hool teachinc cl ..ses In cr ealive movement. �• . . -··----·----.-..-- . . . . .-· ~------w- -.. - '. ~~~~~T~h~e~~~Tgi~~s~-~S~en~ti~-~~========~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~~~~P~o~in~tJP~~~A~n~t-~W~.fVa~---~~~~~==~======~~~~;;;;; By CHARLENE IIOEFLICH Times-Sentine l Stall that "hey. we ' re really not so bad." . Whil e we often read of Amer i· The rover s tory of the May · ..i:· a 's fas t-pared ' ' 1ssue of Guidepos ts . " Farmer ~ ~ ··.:"mat er iali st ic II· Murray and Friends : What :rfe s 1y le. a nd Americans Can Be - and Are ", ::growi ng lnd if· reaffirms gen uine concern . The : i(•J'I?nN", there' s s tory involves a Meigs Countian . <~ lwa ys so me· Alva Clark, and his family of th i ng to shock us Langsville. providing help to a back to the fact family in North Carolina. Clar~. Mr. ,md Mr:r. /:'. 'Gle1m Graham : · Graham anniversary being noted . Mr. and Mrs. E. GIPnnCraham are cP!Cbraling their :l5 th wed· is the son of the late E lbert Ezra and Gracie Pearl !SheetS! ding anniversar.v . Open houSC' Crahum celebra tion at Nor thup Bllplist Churc h. Sunda y Ma y 17 fro m 21o 4 p.m . · Mrs . (;rahom is employC'd as ll · H I p ro!(ram ass istant for Gall Ia · Countv . She Is theduughterofth•· ·~ ta t ~ C'Iaudc Willi am and Mary ., .:: 1CoiPI Grubb. : ~ · Graham is a farm busi ness _ ¥planning ktniJl ys ls Instructor at : B~ckcvc Hills Caree r Center. He They were rna ried May 18, 1952 Ill Asbury Methodist Churrh by Leroy Collier s. They arc the parent s of four ch iidr'e n. Mary Gra ham of Gal li· po lis, David Gra ham of Northup , Palty Gra ham of Ga llipolis a nd April G raham of Co lumbu s. Th ey h ave t hre e grandch ildren. MAY SPECIAL • CLEANSING FACIAL .. .:.. .. REG. S15.00 .• .'' . ..• • .. .. There' s never a dull momen t when you' re pres ident of the Ohi o Association of Garden Clu bs . Just ask Ja net Bolin of Rutland, in her !lrst year of the two year term. But she's n~t complaining. Already this :year she's at tended 12 regional m eetings (ou t of the 14 in the state), more planning sessions and officers · meetings than she ca·n count. as well as individua l garden club meetings across the state. This week she was a specia l guest at the 75th anniversary of the Washington C.H. garden club. And ·then there's the state convention in .July .'Ja net will be usi ng a cou ntry theme for the convent ion to be held at Dublin a nd has pla nn ed a il sorts of thin gs including a quilt and craft NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 1 p.m.-6 p.m. Sunday Special EXTRA 25o/o 7,9J!CE •...All CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ....ALREADY 112 OFF ....ADDmONAL MERCHANDISE FROM OUR otARLESTON STORES · _,lARGE SELEcnON • GREAT BOYS (Point Pleasant Store Only I Sundav Onlv 1 p.m.-6·p.m. tE auction. Patchwork quilt -type tableclothes are being made by clubs in the host reg ions including the one of which Meigs County is a part. Each region w ill be making 20 and these will be sold after the banquet to help with the expenses of the banq uet. Have a nice week~ Job Bank ha.r older applicant.r Sl 0°0 Mane Designe.rs -' 760 FIRST AVE . GALLIPOLIS. OHIO •' ~ ROll PHONE: 4U-2933 WAUl-INS WELCOME OFFER GOOD UNTIL JUNE 1 A ,, Mt•ssH~W Mr. a1ul Mn. Amold'K11ight Prom Tht• Hi bit• .. . PROVING TV MJNISTERS •' Wil/i(lm H. Kughn "llt•I1H't'ol. 'lwlit•w 1wt ~v1•ry spirit , but try the .spirits whcth~': they are of Gut!: l)l'ca 11.~1• mcw y JUI.tl' prophPts are go11c 0 ~1 mto the world .. (I . J ~o ..~ : l ), John warned agumst false teachers, referrmg to them as L spm~.t. He :t dm 1 H 1 i~ h ~:d Ih.: early Christians to not bcl!evt: any teachc~ who clatmed to "" • •' '' • ~ ,. he of Gm.l without trying . testing. or provmg them as betng of God. !he .. amt• respnnsi hility rcsh .upun your should~rs. tod~y . You must not beheYe 'Ill\' r\·1 i ~ l•lU \ tCill'hcr unttl ynu have proof ot h1s bemg ofGnd. ' . Tho Proof Cod tm ~ gi1·cn Hi ~ dm:t rinc. "tht· truth of tlw gospel" (Ga1:. 2:5), ~s the , 1:ll\d,1rd h,· \\ hich to try all tctK>hers. Let us obse~c the doctnne of Cllri.11 ·· nn ilw fl,Jh)wiry_g: , , ,. 1. Tht> ··on~· bt•dy " ~Eph. 4:4) : ht ) The ~.:h_urcll is Chnsl s sptrnu.al ~od~: · · ... cuul ~aw /tim ru bi• r/u1lt,,ad O\•t•r all rhmgs to the ~llurc:ll, ~hrch _u hu bmll' . .. u 111/ ht· i.~ tlw Ju•m/ of tltt• b"dy. tltt' clu"ch .. . (Eph. 1.22,23 , Col. 1· 1KJ. (h 1 'l 'hcn:: i\ one body. om: churcll: " ... us we h.ut~e m~ny members. ITI hut 1m1• hotly . , . Sn "'•' lwi11R mutty, tm • Ollt body m Chns.r . . . But n~w •11 ,.; . lirt .,.,. many 1111 ·mb('r:; , yrr but tlllt' body . . :.And that .he ':"tghl rcco nc • 1~ Knight anniversary to be noted POMEROY - Arnold Rupert and Anna Evely n Gall Knight will observe their OOth wedding anniverarv on Ma v 21. Mai'I'i('d on May 2J, 1927 at .Beltngton, W. Va. th~y are the parent s of lhreP c hildren. William Rupert Knight . Poin t P!Nsant. W.Va .: Vincent Edward Knight . Pomeroy: a nd Charlolle Ann Knight Dillard. Pomero.v. They hav e 1:. gra ndch ldren, l wo derPased . and seven great - grandchildren . No cel ebration is bring pla nned due to the heal th of Mrs. Knig ht. Cards may be sent to the couple at thei r residence, 11 8 ,.inco ln Hi ll Road. Pomeroy, 457fi!L .. May 17,1987 ~ .... ---- --· -. ·---- ..... _.,. -· ... . . 1 'Summer Session' set MEIGS COUNTY "Summ er Session '87" at Rio Summer classes are offered POMEROY - Meigs County , ::; Grande College and Community during two r.our-week and one Senior Citizens Center. Mulberry M C:ollege will sponsor the Summe r eig ht-week session this year . Height s, Pomeroy, has the foi · ;: Scholars Program for area high Open registration will be held lowing activities sched uled for ; ·:;, school students again Ihis year. June 22 at the Davis Tech~ical the week of May 18-22:, -The Summer Scholars Pro· Monday - Round a nd square .- gram provides high school jun· Career Center between 9 a..m . and noon, and from I p.m. untll4 . dance, 1·3 p.m . · ;" to rs In the upper 50 percent of p.m . Classes begin on June · 23. Tuesday _ SE NIOR CIT! · : ... Their class and ali grad ual!ng The Summer Scholars ProZENS DAY Armand at the -: sen ior s residing in Gall!a , Jack· · gram is designed to offer stu · organ. playing old-time songs :- son. Meigs and Vinton counti es before lunch. dinner at noon: :. the opportunity to earn college dent s a n opportuniTy to adjust to co llege life arid receive indiv!d· program vocalist Tom Reuter, ,;: credit tu i tion fr ee. uai career counseling, while at acc:o mpanied by Margaret Blae t:: The full tu ition scholarship the same lime obtaining, college lnar;- r~cognition of90-yea r-o lds; ::· grant permits eligiblestudenrs to s peake\"Mary Vi rginia Re ibel • - lake as many as 16 credit hours credi t . Furthe r information about the Wednesday - socia l Security ::: through th e program.' Summer Scholars Program ca n re present at ive, 10 a.m .- noon: ·: The Summer Scholars Pro· obtained from the s tuden ts' . bingo, 1·2 p.m.: bowling. 1:.10 be , : gra m was initiat ed a t Rio Grande high school guidance cou nselor. p.m .· ·. : in 1979. Since that time, approxi· Thursda y _ Blood pres sure - matety 800 area students have or by contact ing Susan Hood in the · admis s ions office, Rio cl in ic. 9::10-11 : 30a.m.: cer ami cs, : Taken advantage of the opportun- Grande College (6141 245-53.13., or a.m. -noon 10 • tty a fforded t hrough the toll -free in Ohio at 1-800·282-7201 . Ftiday, RD IRD wocks hop. J.:J ""' progra m. • p.m.: speaker Dr. Ja m es Altho!. on "Copin g wilh Feelings" The Senior Nut rition P rog ram menu for the week: Mond ay - Pi nto bPtHl s wi th ham, tomatoes, pear halves and Bos ton cream pie Tues da y - Crea med baked chicken . mashed potatoes . green • Rio Grande College and ComLearning to Sew will be hpld bean s and fruit cup : muntty Coll ege Is offering a .July 30 throu g h August 20 from Wednesday- Brei BBQ sand· !r variety of summer programs 6:30 p.m . until 9:30p.m . in the wirh. oven-browned potut oes, · ' through the Office of Contin uing Fine and Performing Art s Cen· co le slaw and t<Jk£> • :., Education. ter, Room 124 . The instruct or is Thursday - Ma caro ni a nd : ~~· Beginning and Ad vanced Lee M!ller a nd ihe fee is $35. cheese. stewed tomatoes. penny : j-Sw lmmi ng wil l be held .Jun e 22 Regist ralion deadline is Ju ly fi . carrot sa l ad and brownif' • ,; ;through July 3. A second Begin· F rida y - Por k chop. sweet '..- ·ning Swimm ing and lnte rme· ·::: dtaie Swimm ing Class will be ; held July 13through July 24. Both Beginnin g Sw imming classes ' will be held from 10 a.m. unt il1l ·a.m . The interm edia te and Ad· :va need classes are from 11 a.m. ·- , "r· .. 1, ~ It : ' '- ~ "' • " •· '" ' .. ~ ~ ,. 100 · • · : potatoes, corn and applesauce Choic<• or beverage available with meals. , GALLIA COUNTY GALLIPOLIS- Activities and menus for the week of May 18 through May 22· at the Senior Citizen s Center, 220 .Jackson Pike, are: Monday . May 18 _c Cera mics , 9:30 a.m. -noon: cho ru s, 1-:l p.m. : Cent er blood pressure c heck Tuesday, Ma y 19 - Senior Cillzons Day , activities begin at 10 a. m . Wednesday , May 20 - Ca rd games. \ -3 p.m . Thur sday. Ma y 21 - Bible stud y. 11 a.m.- noon: herbalists. 12::10 p.m. : County Cou ncil Board of Trustees. 1:30 p.m. FridaY, Ma y 22- Art class. J.:l Invites You To The ins tructor for all sw im· ming classes is Peggy Hocken· berry. The fee for eacli class is $20 and a ll classes wil l be held In the Lyne Center Pool. The age limil is six-years-old. Registration deadline for Beg inners Swimm ing (fist session ) - and Advanced Swim is June 15. •.' The regis tration dead line for :·• Beginners Swimming (second • session) and lntemediate Swim· mtng is July 6. Adva nced Cake Decorating , ' will be held on Tuesda ys, from June 23 through Ju ly 24. This Is for persons who have a basic knowledge of cake decorating an d would like to enlarge their scope of knowledge . The tech · nlques or color flow, wafer paper, piping gel. fl owers In royal icing a nd wedding cakes wiii be explored. The class will meet from 6: 30 p.m. until 9:30p.m . In the Fine a nd Pe rforming Arts Cent er, Room 124. The instructor Is Lee Miller a nd the fee is S3.'i. Registration deadline is June 15., Clot hing fo r Do ll s will be held on Thursd ays . from June 25 ' through .July 16. In this class. participants wilt turn scraps of mat erial Into charming crea,- l ions for that specia l doli. Doll clothes for Barbie a nd Cabbage Patch dolls will be the basic , emphasis . 'Patterns will be In· •.• elud ed with the course. • ~- Th e class wilt meet from 6:.10 : • p.m . until 9:30p.m . in the Fine and Performing Arts Center. Room 124. The instructor is Lee • Miller and the fe e Is $35. Registratio n dea dlin e Is June 15. Ca ndy making will be held Ju ly 28 through Aug uSI 18 from 6:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. In the Fine , and Perform ing Arts Ce nter, Room 124 . The instruc tor Is Lee Ml!ler and the fee Is $35. Registration deadli ne Is July 6. "Come Window Shot,ping" and 20°/o,o 30°/o Save •Custom Droperies •Mode to Your Measure Draperies •Verticle ·Blinds •Mini Blinds •Woven Woods •Pleated Shcides 412 2nd Ave., Downtown ~ ?'f ·r, PRIZEII •• • Spring Time Cleaning Special FOR $1 59s::,~::::: · 5110W PER ROOM tANY SIZEI - · llOOliS-IIOT GOOD Willi 01HII COUPON 01 SIICIAL • • • • • • ' • • •• • • ••• • • . ' SIRGOURNEY WEAVER · ALIENS . Thursday - Bea ns wi th ham. rarrol and raisin sa lad , spnwrh. corn bread a nd sliced peaches Friday Macaroni with cheese , harvard beet.s, wheat bread. sliced bana na~ tn orange juice with sugar cooktes . Choice of beverage served wtth each meal. • A NIGHTMARE OK · ELM ~TREET . PART 3 . •• ·t WE STILL MAII'DAILY DELIVEIIES 10 MASON CO POMEROY .flOWER SHOP Phone 992-2039 , 992-5721 We ~·pt al · 106 luttemut Awt. : Pomtroy, Ohio ,,.dlt mrds and we wiN flewen ..,erywhtN • THIS SUMMER, GET OUT ON THE allipolis GLAMOUR! •TRAVEL! ?f ~ There· s no better way to enjoy warm sunny day• and co61 refresh· ing avenings than relaxing outdoors on Open Ai~ casual fumilure by Official Preliminary to America's Perfect Teen Paa<lant. NO PERFORMING TALENT REQUIRED. Samsonittte. Like all Samsonite!!l o;asuat furnilure , OpenAI~ Is mede WIN $1 ,000 US. Savrng s Bond. expense pa1d triP of ltrong, walded, tubular·steel to National Amenca's Perfect Teen Pageant thrs fall 1n Myrtle Beach . S.C.. pl us ?lher pnzes frames . Then i1's coated the rust u lot longer than ordinary out· 19. you may Qualify Applicants wha,qOahfy w111 compete on June 21 , 1987 , 1n the Grand Ballroom of the Holiday Inn on the Lane 1n Columbus door furniture. With these features. OpenAi~ offe r1 outltonding otyle and value you'll appreciate for a long. long time So take a fresh approach to casua l furniture ... with Samao· nitefiJ OpenAirl1.l l ENTIRI Send Name, Add1ess Age , Phone Num b~• w~h exclusrve Sam•onGerdl!l finish that resists chipping, scratching and •1 A ITARI II yoo "'"between 14 and to: Amerlca'a l'arfecl Teen, Chamber ol Commerce Bu11d1ng, Sune 300. P 0 Box 2908, Huntington. WV 25728 - Phone (304) FREE -UMBRELLA COVER WITH st • • ·· ~-q..q..~-~---~---- MAY 15·17 The beauty of fresh cut spring !lowers gives added meaning to Me morial Day .. . a day devoted to the memory of our loved ones and ' Ame rica ns from ,very walk of life who served their country with dedication and loyalty. ~ ­ m ember the day with tlowers t hat add tranquil beauty to the special American holiday. 1987 MISS SOUTHERN OHIO TEEN PAGEANT • chun: h l·~: ' j elio FRI .. SAT., SUN. From Midwest Window Art & Kirsch : Dewan, And Help Combat F.... Tea<hen 1\rw ll'<H.'hcr whn teaches tllcrc is more than one church; ~hat r,ou don~~ . p.m.: cr.aft mini -course. J.:l p.m. Menus consist of: Mond ay - Barbeque, has h brown potatoes. kale with Vi· negar. bun and appl~sauc~ Tuesday - Senior Cttlzens Da y: Turke)' with gravy, mashed pota toes, .b ullered broc· coli, rolls and dump cake Wednesday - Beef lips with gravy, nood les. but tered sprout s. wheat bread. and pear half In The Philippines were given Indepen dence by lh~ United Stat es on July 4. .1946. PURCHASE OF DINING GRO_UP. {l~m . I O : l i). • The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-3 •Cut flowers •Potted Plants •Wreaths· · •Sprays •Arrangements. in both real and permanent flowers 525·3674 . ,,,,,,t·h: Chapel Hill Church of Christ ~· " :courses are announced .-. • 2. The "antt hupri.10m" (Eph. 4:51: (11) It IS water ~apttsm : E:ccepl a t tr: what doth 1111111 b.. }mm 111 -.·atc<r t~ml , ~( tht• Spirit ... St~11, hert u wa_ llindl'r me· w iw huptizc·J? .. , mul they ~tmt ~own both mto the watt~. lwtl, PhiliJI wtll tltj ' m11J hi' bapm.ed h~~ ... Ca~ ~ny man [orhl ~ "'"'''' · rlrar rhc·s·· ~· lw111d IIUI br bupm.rd. ... (Jno. J .5. Act~ 8.36.38, I(H 7). (h ) It \!1. fnr the ~mi ssion o~· si~s : "~c•ptmr ..and be. b~J,fllzrd e_very 11111 • of yo 11 ,.,, r },.· mmw ql l1'SUS ~ lmst }or t~t rtrttfurore of.mts {Acts 2.38). ld n:1pt ;,m 'i:wcs: "IIi· thm lwl'''''rth und ts baptrud .shall be ~~'t'd ... The fiki' j;p 1m • wlu•n•tmtn t'W' " baptism tiorh 1tlso now Sill-'t' us ... ' (Mk. 16: 16; t h·l..l :l l l. . , 1 " h rr1 ). The """'' juith" {t:ph. 4:51: (a) It "the gospe system: ... I e wo (I/ fuilh . .. rht• faith oflhr• KO.,pt•l" which "is the.powt•r of God unr~ salva· rim 1 '' !Rm . 10:8; Phil . 1:27: Rm . 1:10). (b) Fa i t~ comes by he;armg th~ 'O"!l'th by hf:aring, ~ud ltttlnrtg by rhe word of God 11 md : ".5 11 1}, 1, , faitlr < for FtW Biblr Connpofld~rt« Co11nt, Wntt ••• -· . ~ Rio continuing educatio_n w lhN hurch m ·h anhuuld bts• • ~d" (A"ts 2:47). (d) Chnst IS the S~voour 11 f tlw h~ 1 d y : " ... ,,,.,, fl .l Clrri.tt is rhr ht!tld of rhe churc h: und he tJ rhe .\'UI'it•ur of thf' bt'Ciy'' (E ph . ~:2J). . , .. haH' j 11 bl' a member of the church to be.saved: th at ~llrt:~.t will saye ~ th:1t !here is more than one ~apusm: t~at baptism 1s not essential to ~•11 \'ation : that there are mnny fa1ths; that II ~ally d~s ?,Of ~after which f:1ith you choose; and that faith comes by praymg, ab1des not rn tltt JdocrritH' n{Chri.st " (l Jno. 9). , . . Beloved. "if tha 1• ,·ome a,y u"'? vou. ~nd .bnng not thu. doctnnr. ,-e. c·rhi.' him nor inrn your holm?, nerther _brd ~"" G?,d·spetd. For he rllat bidd.,/1 him God·spwl is portaker of hu evil d••d (2 Jno. 10,_11 ). If you do thi s. you "-'ill help stop counterfeit teachers in your communtty, as well as on television and radio. . .. ··-· . - 2 20 1111 ,, , '"" Seniors plan for (special day' God;, on•• bfJJy by th e cros.f. .. (R m.. ~2.4,5, I Cor. I · • Eph . 2:1h ).\ l' l Thl' \~wed :\rc added to the churc h: And ~h~ Lord G~dtd /J 11 rlr ·- -· · Pomeroy Middlepon Gallipolis. Ohio Point PleaAnt. W. Va . 'u ntil noon. The Job Ba nk. located in the Sen ior Citizens Center , 220 Ja ck· so n Pike, is a free employmen t service, inviting the app licant 50 years of age a nd older to discuss t heir e mployment needs with a job counselor. Cali the cen ter at 446·7000 and ask for the Job Bank for further Everybody's doin ' it - balloo n detalis . ONLY AT: • .; As a part of National Nursing Home Week. the Veterans Memoria l · Hospital Extended Care Facility released a few hundred Wednesday. Then Belly and Earl Denny of Middleport repori they found one from a second grader at Nor· mandy Elementary , Cent erville. in their yard Sunday . EXPERIENCE STYLISTS READY TO GIVE YOU THE PERSONAL TOUCH YOU DESERVE. . ! Ra di o-Seaman Apprenti ce Todd M. Hill has com pleted his Teletype Mainenance C. School a t the Naval Training Center In Sa n Diego. Ca l!r. a nd following three more week or sc hooling there will be repor ting to the USS Glover, home-ported. in Norfo lk , Va. Todd is the son of Jim and Rand! Hill. Syracuse, and graduated .Jast year from Sou ther n High School. The famil y is anxiously looking forwar d to a visit from Todd as he chunges locations. launches, we mpan . GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE . • and Murray are pictured on the cover. Remember The drought ol la st summer and fall and the deva staTing effect on farmers in. many parts of the east and south . Without rain the grass doesn't grow and that in turn creates a shortage of hay to feed the farm anima ls. Guiqeposts story is about one farmer In North Caroli na who was desperat e lor hay to feed his dairy herd , a nd was on the verge of sending the rows to m~rket. His !lrst reprieve came when the local extension agent located some hay in Kentucky and it was broug ht. In for local farm e r s on trucks of the National Guard. a gift from the Kentuckian s. Buil l's takes a lot of hay to feed far m a nima ls, a nd as Murray saw the stack become shorter . he bega n a search through the extension agent for more hay . The sear ch led the agent to the sm all farming commu nity of Langsville In rural Meigs County a nd the Clark family . Getting it from Ohio to North Carolina wa s another proble m but a local hauling ll rm comi ng Into Ohi o went 150 miles out of il s way to help the Murrays. . .Murray came on the truck to Ohi\) ·ahd Instead of the 200 ba,l es he expec ted to get, returned ro North Carolin a wi th twice that many- generosity of the Clarks . FOR AN HOUR OF TOTAL RELAXATION-GIVE US A CALL • .. •• • • • NOW -· just a good neighbor .Community corner • - 6U-4.t6-7441 750 FIISY AVE. - GAWPOUS HOUIS: 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 PJl ANMIVERAR~ ,SALE I ' CONTINUES STOREWIDE ,SAVINGS •Diamonds 20·33% •Bithstones 20% •Watches 20-40% •Wedding Bands 20% •Add·A·Btads 25% •Lockets 20% •Stone Rings 200fo •1411 Gold Chains 50o/, ·•crosses 20% •Pierced· Earrings 20% . •Clocks 10-30% •Billfolds 40% •All Giftware 10-300fo •Much, Much, More THIS IS AREAL SALE W•lh Samsontre ~ Acr10n Furnlfulll. outdoor relaxation has never been easier or more com1ortallle. N!M ).'O!J can sw1vel. turn 360', tlllllack or IVCk to your he an ~ content on Action Furniture. And the comoured back gives you all /he suppon you need no matter whar move )'t'u ·' \·make WORKS SO YOU WON'T ... Now you can sit up or lie back in comfort without having to put down your drink or book~ 1 The Body Glove ~; chaise . Only frOm Samsonite! FREE -GLIDER COYER WITH PURCHASE OF GLIDER OR SmEE GROUP. ALL PATIO FURNITURE ON SALE NO.W JUST ARRIVED! FOLDING CHAIRS, ROCKERS & CHAISE ·LOUNGERS •Free Parking •Free Open Daily 9-5 Mon. & Fri, 9-8 Delivery Corner of third & Olive, Gallipolis �.' ·.· ,.. "' ' ' 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 17 .THRU SATURDAY, MAY 23 AD EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY KRAFT REGULAR OR LIGHT MIRACLE HIP GROUND CATSUP .· 32 SUPERIOR ~AUGHN'S FRESH - THOROFARE FRANKIES E ERS BEEF oz. BOTTLE 32 OZ. JAR OPEN PIT ORIGINAL, SMOKED '011101; HOT, MESQUITE, SWEET-N-TAN8V BAR-B-QUE SAUCE · ~AN ~~ I'I'LIF"'i CAMP · PORK 'N BEANS '- 00 PAPER TOWELS PIC\IC '-it PPLIL"'i . , SPRITE, DIET, CAFF. FREE COKE s9+. REO.ORONION PRINOLES $12 $299 · 8 OZ. DZ. $89·9. Kooi-Aid 8 aT. SOfTV SANDWICH or ~ ~ ....,_J_AR-----+---...:...----1 Hot Dog Buns "119 U lf. SQ. fl. Heavy Duty Foil " OI.IE9" 99..., White Potates 1ooct. DIET RITE OR 0 .2 LITERS j..:!.L!.:.:.:.:;;::~:......;..;;;;;....:..$~ TRASH BAGS 109 It ~ 119 ~~.;:.;..;.;..____;~.---1ua. 89J.Y 299 L..,;,..;..;....;...-------J FRYE~S 77~ ; 16 ECKRICH . oma o auee ° 'final Touch $ 89 Bounce Sheets 4oct. 1 FABRIC SOFTNER . $17 9 Margarine Fruit Drriks 1L~. ~9+ Stlekt ~ 11•1. Wit. C••P•• ~EL~ET Ice Cr.eam · Orange Drink 89• c12oz. .. SUPREME 79+ •Hoi. $1 69 MILD, MED. OR MILD COUlV Ch••••r Ch1111 •"· *1 ~ 9 0:~ •• Jllet ~- $199 . louoo'li• $119 89• · Cra1111 Cheese •... Che11t 8 9. 8utter111llk Blse•lta • "· Mtr11rl11 llltAFTPHILL~ MOO s•EDDED. llOI~L~1r C~•••ar UL~RD StfEETMILM OR . "- ' ' 1M'S SPREAD ' ' v, TIOROFAIE u....... ., W~ltfM Toppl•g ...... PRill . Cl•llflewer OEUSTm BAKED BEANS OEU PERLB. 0 BAKED HAM PERLB. DEUCIOIS BABY SWISS CHEESE ,,..• TWS 10 ... •1 t9 • 1•. · ·;:.s..~~. Friel. Alek•• ' ' ' I ...... IL 8,. CARDINAL QUALITY Baeon ILB. *1.79 · ECICRICH Smoked $199 . Sau1age PER LB. ~AUOHAN'S PERLB. 89~ *1. 99 *2.99 HOMEMADE HOTDOG · SAUCE PER LB. t · PINK OR WHITE Clltlli 19~ 49 ~. $189 Onions Idaho Potatoes 10 u.••• Ill. '$198 ~Idalia ,.,59+ Stra•~errf Pia Glaza t FRESH · Le"'o•• ... u. mo.r'f:lt,...., VAIIM I l PORK 'II ~liS 16u. 1I 1 . f1t00 liN ........... ........ , , . PAPER TOWELS ,. Jllih .n II lev Green Broccoli Orapefrultt OEOROIA SWEET 69~ ........ ... . . . 2/89+ $149 Li. PRODUCE VALUES a... . ·sbettrl•t . . $169 ..~. $159 ' TIOIOFARIFORfiDOK PER Ill I I "'1'1 (I \1"' VIICICS TfiOROFARE Oround Chuek COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS . $ 89 PER Ll. 99 "Par L•• BELL FRESH TA~ERN U.S. OOfl.ltiSP.• PORK LOIN .RIBEYE STEAK BROASTEO CHI·CKEN Stra•~arrles ~ALLEY FRESH PER LB. USDA CHOICE BONELESS 1 LB. CALlFORNI~ RED RIPE KRAFT PARKAV ~AU8HAN'S ' $17:9 8 PC. BOX BONELESS HAM $1 69. PER LB. $169 oz. FR{)ZE' Y \Ll'E~ DAIRY VALl'ES . CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES VAUCHAN'S $169 uoz. $ 29 n oz. 1 LPBE.R Hot Dogs w;, oz. " FABRIC SOFTNER 8REAT ON THE 8RILL KAHN'S ALL MEAT REGULAR OR JUMBO Bologna PER LB. I fOOflong Hot Dogs ·49 ' PER LB. SUPERIORS "159 Crisco Oil BANNER 4 ROLL PACK 8 cT. Cheese Cake ° BATHROOM TISSUE 2/ $1 ROYAL NO BAKE SLOPPY JOE THOROFARE , oz. 50 ct. HAMBURGER HELPER RC Jo "80 EL.ESS" CHUC~ STEAK ' ~~~ "149 Potato Chips . ~J :~. " . JUMBO , 8-16 OZ. 9 CHERRY REO. OR OIET $17 9 ROLL RETURN. ' 7-UP 6 ••• 12 t--~~W~IIh..... cu~pu-----4----------l ASST. fLA~ORS REO. Wll~ Coot•• $129 ;.;:.:...._..::.=.:._..L..:L...-~ MAXWELL HOUSE PI.MPERS UlTRAS Kooi-Aid taT. 10/ INSTANT COffEE L1R:~LNc\~;·~~~==E4faClt, ASST. fLA~ORS wu•c..... $149 ~~~ SPLIT ·;; ' Wllh Coapo• BRAWNY AST. or PRINT USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ~ ._... • U.S. 80~T. INSPECTED ORADE A 16 OZ. CANS 18 oz. BOTTLES. PH:\H 12 OZ. PKO. · PER LB. With Coupo- & 110.00 Plrehan 59~ ......... $119 QT.BASIIET Sal a• Tomatoet $149 LB. BUNC.H . �······-- ·· .. Page- 6·6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~, - ... - .. -·· ··- i Pomeroy~Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio~Poin• ··~ .. · ·~-- Pleasant. W. Va. Community ~alendarjarea happenings SUNDAY L F:CTA Walnut Ridge Chu rch has Rev . .Jack Rerry in servi ces, Sunday. 7: .'l() p.m. CENTENARY - Ce nten ar y Unll ed Chr istian Church has Heaven Bound Four. in servicPs, Sunday, 7 p.m . Down Under . GALLIPOLIS - Riverby Wrl · lers meet Monday. 7 p.m .. bring manu scr ipts. rV INTON - Nort h Gall Ia Band Boosters meet Monday, 7 p.m . Turn in chf'ese and sausa gP mon C'y. NORTHUP - Crub b F'am i ly Slri~ er s in r evival services. Sun · day-, 7: :l0 p.m., Nor thup Bap ti st Chu rch. GA LLI POLlS - .lob 's Oaugh· tf'r s mee ts Monday, 7 p.m. GALLIPOI.IS - Harriet and .John Myer s famil y reu ni on , Sunda.v. Raccoon Cr eek Co unr y Park. shelter by tennis court s. R IO GRANDE Li tera cy Council meeting Mond ay . 8 p.m .. Rio Gra nde College and Com· munll y Col lege Student Cen ter . Board member s. tutors, inter· ested eitizens should atte nd . GALLIPOL IS - Rev . Pau l Martin at Mina Chapel Church, Su nday, 7:.'10 p.m. CROWN CiT Y Seri vc<'s through Friday at Provid ence Missionary Baptis t Church. 7 p.m., with Glen Mathews. PORTLAND - Hazel Com· munlt y Chu rc h hymn sing 7: .'10 p.m ,, Su nd ay with Edsel Hart prea ching and si nging by " Ch i· chana." MONIMY GA LL IPOLIS f. piscopa l Churchwomen meet Monda'y, noon. Speaker Rotary Exchange Student. Gal lipolh GII LLJ POLJS Aulsness and Pro fess ional Women meet Monday , 6::10 p.m .. evenin g at Burkett's Barber Shop In Middl eport . There will be a socia l hour and trad ing sess ion at 7 p.m. followed by a coin aurt lon and the servi ng of refreshments . . RACINE - Th e Ra ci ne Mer· r hant s Associa tion will meet at 7 p.m . Monday at the tow n hall. . ' ~ INSTALLED MOBILE HOME ROOFOVERS INSTALLED CHAIN LIN K FENCING Seamless. corner·to·cornar low maintenance tnstalled a1um1num · g u ller~ng . 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Comptnsott by forting tht (arntra to giu mort npoturt than itt mttlf calls for . lf you Oft trying tofl<k up somt of tht tr•uluctnt quality o doth, hair, or wohr, set the camera for about 1Jt ' - ;:, 0 __ , ADVANCED ,._Ana-. 241n. Carpet Cleaning Service GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SERVING OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA CA '10"" Y~ut) URGENT CARE CENTER We want you to know that we are here ... for YOU! Celestine Marie Skinner Timothy Ray Smith Loretta T. ,Jordan Danny G. Bowles Jordan-Bowles LEON, W.Va . - Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thoma s, Leon. W.Va .. announce the engagem en t and forthcoming m ar r ia ge of their daughter, Loretta Thomas Jor· dan , to D ~ nny Gen e Bowles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hansfor d Bowles · of Point Pleasant. West Virgin ia. An open ehu.rch wedding will be held on May 23 at 4 p.m . at Elaine K . Watterson Douglas Brown '49*1 Just arrived. Mileage range 14,000 to ~0.000 2-Coupes I .,..' ., ..',• ..' ·sAVE so%· ready to go! • • • 19 So.lQIIQ" •139 Front babbln; drop-ln free..amt, -•llppllqu"; quick throlldlng. SAVE 30%to50o/o* Both new car trades. 1 T-top, silver, 14,976 miles, loaded. priced right 1 Black coupe, 17,587 low miles, fully equipped .J #304 C•rrylftg C... $1.19 with MIO, 116011, or 1802 Sonotl ' • '. contagious and our prints are the cure - ablaze Jungle with exotic !Iowen and deslilnl. ComPI~ 81 $4.99.$5.99 yd. $349.$4~~ ~ng miChlne. available ln stock or 1>y special Dfllor. ."•• . ' .. ' • • ••• ~~----------------------~---· Yes, I am ready to make my getaway in Ohio and save thousands of dollars with , 1 , the OHIOPASS Getaway Discount Card. Please send me my FREE 1987·88 OHIOPASS Magazine. 't Please Print: '' Nam•----------------------------------------- '- purch-. Camporolt S2t.H. Thru Ml)' 30, 1M7. Terrific travel ideas. More than three thousand dollar s in money saving di scounts. 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' 3_;,.4 COMPARE & SA~E I ~II ~ttems every day $9995 t . 1nd GALLERIES . •Custom oroperv Corner Second and Grape Street, Gallipolis - 446.0332 JUST ARRIVED! ., . Weekend• & Holiday• 1:00 !'.M. to 9:00P.M. "S" 1986 New Cavaliers ••• •' •1' S(Jiciat r"'f411Ue 30% ~ 411Ue30% • Entire Stock llims For pretty practical lever Is r .Mond!ll'·frlday 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. LOWEST PRICES IN THE VALLEY . lawnrt'•· PhototinitliltiJ ""v by I""*· N11d mort h•lp? S11 us far the bett at ' Studio. 424 2nd~.... Gollipolit :~: ~=';! NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY PRICED TO SELL '· Window -lit subiects au btU token from an anglt which dot•n' 1indulle tht window ihtll . If tht camera doesn't '" window light, the subitd will IN normally tlpo~td and should show nice modelling as the light sttnu. to wrap aroul'ld h. It wre oM toke ad .. antoge of IM month's .,..ial. A lrtt photo olbum when y0<1 ""'' your !Cocbolor film prCK.Inlll and Jl'•ttd at !~~:~:, oeaign 446-5287 Fully equipped. Just pff short term lease. Mileage range 6,200 to 6.900. Here's just a sampling of our new everyday savings ... FURNITURE Localed at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis PIIGF:TOWN - Mr. and M1·s. Haro ld Norris of Pagcv llle are announcin g the engagement and approa chig mar r iage of their daught er, Darla Norr is, to Rill Elam. so n of M r. and Mrs . .l ack Elam . Pomcrov. The bridf'·<'IC<'I Is a senior at Meigs High S<·hool. Elam Is a grad uate of Meigs. "2" 1987 Ford Taurus '.• i than cai\H for . STARTING THIS MONTH, day- in and day-out, you'll save on our outstanding collection of first quality merchandise plus additional special purchases. 1 Norris- Elam .• SEWING JUST GOT BETTER! We're making a good thing even better! You've known us for our sales, now you'lllove us for 01,1r everyday savings. .-I' Bill Elam THIS WEEI<'S SPECIALS .~.·> •• .,' \ ' URGENT CARE CENTER Good Shepherd United ethodist . · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Church at Flat rock . AM reception will fo ll ow In th e chu r ch basem en!. She is a graduate of Point Pleasan t High Sc hool, and em· ployed by Holzer Clinic of Ga llipolis. Bow les is a graduate o'f Buffalo High School and Is employed by Bosworth's. .... ,,' I"P to Moot) ANIIUIT- •.~ totNf model1 •••liable lao} 1-800-345-0946 ' · --------------------------------------------------~------~----~ CUAI4 ANY IOFA stop mort upoture. htavy ~quipment to rtnt - Abrush, captur~ a~d' your vacuum sw..,.r is all you nttd. It tatally satisfiH " your money bacl!. Guaranteed! .,... t""""" •111·11'1 'lilly! LIMf •StMI•ICIIIf ''"'Lelllt I ...,., · ...... 1111'11 8lcl ...lely F~ .. Complre 81 S249.H. · whether th e water drops s ~cerl y or over a slopin g surface. and in on" l eap or a succession of leaps, II series of low fall s flowing over a co nside~·abl e dist ance Is called a cascade. ' • PT. PLEASAN T, W.Va. Elaine K. Wat ter son and Dougl as Brown will be unit ed In an open chu rc h wedding May 23 at 6: 30 p.m. at Grare Upited M ethodi st Church. A reception will follow aI the Moose Lodge in Point Pl easa nt. Wallerson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Rayburn of Point Pl easa nt, W.Va . She is employed at Peo· pi es Ba nk In Point Pl easant as adm inistra tive assista nt. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don M . Brown o! Gallipolis. He is employed by the Medical Shoppe Inc. as a licensed ph ys i· cal thera pist assistant. / C) r.:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ No The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 . The impor tan ce ot a waterfall Is deiermined not only by it s height, but by Jhevolumeof flow. steadiness of flow, crest width , BIDWELL - Celes tine Mar ie Skinner and Timothy Ray Smith will exchange wedding vows on Sunday, May 31. She is the daught er or Mr . and M rs. TO(Il Skinner, Bidwell. and . Laura Conner, Wellston . He is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ray Smith, Bidw ell. The OP,Cn church wedding will be held at Vi nton Unit ed Mctho· dist Church at 2: 30 p.m. A recept ion will be held. in the fellowship room at the church followi ng the wedding, .:·Watterson·-:.Brown CLEAN CARPETS YOU CAN LOVE AGAIN! for good txposurt on backlit sub;~eh, ont to two stops mort is vootl. Tht moreu · asure given, the httttr tht subiflt will r.oolc and tiM mon woshtd out tht botlcg· rownd will btcomt. If lht aubj1<f ond the botkground art equally Important, use a large whitt rtfll(tor to bourKt some light into tht subjed and ust ont•holf to one stop mor t 11posure -' · - W.CUUM C:U&IIIII WILT DISNEY WORLD I EPCOT CENTER' VIC&nON MIDD LEPORT - OH KAN Co i n Club wil l meet Monday ...--. .. -·- . Waterlall~ GALLWOLIS - Tlmothy'Scolt Bu sh and Jamie Arlene Stewart are announcing their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Sbe Is the daughter of James L. , and Janice Stewart of Logan . He is the son of Gayland and Helen Bush or Gallipolis . Miss Stewart Is a Logan High Sc hool .,graduate and will be receiving her associates degree In comput er scl'ence from Hock· ing Technical College. 'Bush Is a Gallla Academy graduate and r eceived his asso· elates degree In computer science from Hocking Technical Co llege. He Is employed by Mount Carmel Medical Center as a compuler operator . T he couple is planning a Jyly 11 wedding. Pamela S. Smith Ro;v E. Messick -- .... - -. Skinner-Smith SALEM CENTER Sa lem Center United Methodist Church wi ll be in n 'v iva l Mond ay and Tuesday at 7: .'l6 each evening. Rev .. James Wells. Winc·hcster. Ky., rva ngrli sl. By David Tow;ney h ' ASK ABOUT OUR POMERO Y - Meigs Count y Men 's Fellowship will m eet Mon. day, 7: :l0 p.m ., a t the Pomer oy Chu rc h of Christ. Kei th Wood. · Meigs County game protector, will present a special progr am and film. ' Your Photos p.m .. in the youth room.ol Moun I Ol ive Communi ty Ch urch . Leader will be .Jud)' Holl er. -- - Stewart-Bush • Pamela S. Smith and f\oy E . Messick will exchange weddi ng .vows on Saturday, June 6 In a private ceremony. - She i s the daughter of Paul II. McCart y, Jackson, and Jesse and Loui se Whit / or Gallipolis. He Is the son of .the lai e Margaret Stewart Messick. She is a gradua te of Gallla Aca dem y Higah School and is employed as General Manager of Dales Smorgasbord. He Is a gr aduate of Point , • Pleasant High School and is : empl oyed by Ashland Oil Co. • :. A reception will be held June 13 . · at their res idence. Gallipolis, GALLJPOLJS Lions, Rotary and .Kiwanls tLI · Ro·Ki l meers Tuedsda y, 6: :10 p.m ., Presbyterian Church. R UTLAN[) - The Rut land Garden Cl ub wi ll meet at the home of Mrs: Dayton Parsons. wi th Mrs . . Car l Denison . as co· host. Munday at 7: :mp.m . l ives are Ca rmah Dav is, Cal lia Aradrmy: E:rma lre n Hun I , North Gal lia; Rac hel Dann er, Ohio Valley Chr istian Schoo l ; Deni se Cox, Hannan Trace : Pam Wills, Kyger Creek; Kristi Com · stock, So uth wes tern : Ki rri Theiss. Gal lla Chri stia n Sc hool and Cris ty Bennett . Buckeyt• POMEROY- Ovrrea.trrs Vi c· toriou s Weight Loss Club will start meeting Ma y 19. from 7to 8 . - -~---- . . .. . .. . ... ....---- ------ Pomeroy:-Middeport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. -·Smith-Messick ..' SAVE 20°/o-35°/o . .. ,, on installed home improvements... ' . TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Ga llipolis Ro· tary meets Tuedsday , 6: ~0 p.m ., Down Und er . 'New Styles' from area · shops featured in show GALLIPOLIS- Th e Gallipolis Junior Womr n' s Club. along w ith the Gallipolis Retail MPrchants and the Sliver Bridge Retail Merchants Associations. Is spon· sor lng a fas hion show Ma y 22. at 7::10 p.m. at the Municipal Pool. "New Sty les lt'()m the Old French Cit y" will !Pat Ul'<' fa . shions from the Retai l Mer· chant s Associa tion. Th e models will be urea res ident s, rpprcsen tin g a wide variety of stvl es . sizes and ages. The sty les will vary from cas ual bea ch wea r th rough formal at· tire lor m<' n and women .· Ti ckets arc $2.:.0 eac h and ' arr availabl e from any .Junior Women's Clu b member and at any of the reta il m erchan ts' ston•s, For more Information. con tact Teresa Rl hl at 441\·19.'17 or Becky Rot hgeb a1 446·960.'1. Ten area fes tival and roun t,· qu c~ n s wi ll be gues ts of honor at the show . The modl'is are Elizabeth Adk ins. .Jeff Adk i ns. Mark il l len. .Jolalnr Barlimu s, Kr lsty Bcr· klrh, Tony Blhl. David Brown, Sheny Cai n. Kevin Cre mea ns. .Julie• Dillon , ilml'~ l'ostt•r, Ci ndy · Gri mm. Mar y Hall, Mi ndy .John· son.. layne Kiesling . Bobby .lor Nickels. Karl No tt er . Kell y Nul · ter, t\ ndrra Riggs. Nichola s Rocchi. Anna Sa lisbut'.l ', Ann Sa nder!", lkamlon Saundt•rs . Laur~' Sa unders , Rodnev Suund · ers, Ail sa Smith and Lee Ann Wr lr h. The special gur sls arc Tina Sllv<'rs. Mi ss Ca lli a Count)': and .Jullr Dillon. thP Rl vrr RPcrPa · l ion Que<•n. Thr high school r ~ prrs r nt a · LmLE KYGER Li ttle _Kyger Grange meet s Tuesday . s p.m .. potluck refreshments . ' ' May 17, 1987 May 17, 1987 ., • "' WI-IRE SEWING JUST GOT A~~•---------------------------------------- '•• City. Slate, lip----------------------------:----Thi~M~--------------------~-------------- • SILVEI BIIDGE SlOPPING CEIITEI GAWPOUS ' .. & 4:t:.!I6-0I:U --------- ·~ . "'"' ~."" ..' ' • • _______ SUit' olOhfo Mk hani F. CriHte. Governor •" •• ' 'nan 10m 7 M.IITo: HUCK£YE LISE, P.O. ~:~o- u :J, !Mumbus. 011. '"a i • • l • •' With air. factory fresh "6" 1987 New Caprice 4 dr. sedans Most are loaded. "We Are Never Knowingly Undersold!" 1 I I "S" 1987 New S-1 0 Tahoe's 1 I I I Chevrolet-Oldsmobile I I I ...I 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS 446·3672, CliS · . 446-0002, TRUCKS �Page- B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel A little good news... Beat of the .bend Bankrupl(!ies In 1985, there were 57,067 businesses that failed, compared ro 52,078 ln.1984, ~n lncreaseof9.6 p.m . Thursday to decorate . and · percent. A study by D.unn and ser up for th eir Saturday nighl Bradstreet found that the in· r eunion. Many hands make light see many in 1987." By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Se ntinel Stall II you live i n Meigs Cou n have some good n~s for you. Since .my information came from John Rice, Meig s County AgriC'ullurC~l Agent , II refuse to commit him beyond rhc rr al m of MPigs County . You probably ha ve notirPd a number or report s thatthi ~, i.'i th(· year for lhP 17 year loc ust to retu r n. And - if yo u rC'mcmlwr how disgu slin g it WrJS thf' last lime - that was onl y in 19H2 You haven't bt>en looking l orwarcJ to the arrival of th e cir<~da. So, .John, (:lfC' wp going to tw vr lhC' 17 year locust or cirad a rh h year'! i\nd John 's reply : " In 1982, Mf'i gs W.Va. ~ount y P Xf>P · rlcnccd the 17 .yP.a r loc ust or c icada alonj:! w ith 40 orhrr countiC's . About 2~ co unti es in Ohio, to thf' wrst of us . wi ll experlencr th e riradil this yf'ar . That does not mPa n yo u won·.1sr·r· any- you might SPfl J fr·w - bur W£.' in Meigs f' ount y ~ hould no t Onr r "is n' t r nough for Ro.v Hoi!Pr. Roy is 1h C' first perso n 10 win IWiC<' The Times Sentinel's M .vs· tr r~· F'arm Contcs 1. Roy was one of four rcsidrn\ S to rorrC'ct l.v rwmr the· M ay lOth m ys tery f "rm as th ai or .lakl' Gaul and Roy 's n~tmf' v.'a s sp!('('lrd from th e four h.\· lo t tC>ry. - - - - - work, so I he Rutland umngI Assoc iation o[flcers are AI hopin for a big turnout on Thursda y. Shorty Wrighl who has ap par· entiy conquered a lot of health problems wor ked as a Ca ndys- rriper at Vet~rans largely to failure of small servirl' companies. ;JS well as hard times in farming ·and industries . SMITHS FAMOU Memorial Che.rhire-Kyger alumni banquet being planned cARS 1983 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Only 45,000 low miles, abaolutely load11d with power·equipment, this local owner is immaculate. Park Avenua tra(!e-in. 2S 300 Second Avenue Lafayette Mall Gallipolis, OH. POMEROY- Plan s ha ve bePn completed for thl' open Phu rc h wedding of Debra C'. Wprrv. daughter of Tom and .ruciv Wf'fry, and .lame>; F . Evans.. Jr:. son oi .li m nnd !Inn Evans. ali of Discount Price 19 85 Buick Regal Limited This local owner just turned 30,000 miles. Loaded with power accessories and extra plush velour trim . 1985 Caprice Staton -Wagon Just perfect for the family! With only 1 9.500 low miles it's hardly broken in! 8 passenger, power door locks, tilt,· cruise, AM-FM-cassette. $8995 Priced right al only ... I. Pomeroy. The wedding will takr plaee on · Ma y :10 at Trinit y Churrh , Po me· roy, with the Rev . .lames Corbllt officiating at the 2::\0 p .m. ceremony . A half -hour of prP· nupti al music will prPr<•dc• 111e excha nge of vows. A reception will br held in thr · c hurch soci<.~ l room imm<'dia l el v following the wedding . · 1986 Lincoln Town Car Champayne .m etallic finish With leather interior. Absolutely stunning . Only 15.000 low miles. Lane-Fry Gi\LL IPOUS - Mr. and Mrs. I va n L.nn£' of Gallipoli s announrr the upcoming marriag-e of the!r daughter, SC'her;ry Lam•, to l< en m\fh Fry, son or Mr . and Mr.s. Edwurd F'ry of Ga llipolis. The open wedding witt toke place May 2:1at li: :10 p.m .. a1 the homr of tlw brld ~'s parC'nt s un Bladen·MNcervliir Hoatl. 1985 Olds Delta 88 Royal BROUGHAM One of a kind . last of the full size. Local one owner. Only 31,000 low miles. Midnight Blue finish. (.~ General ~ Weebok Dlqonal Color Eleclric Hoovy Duty Washer 1984 Buick Riviera bv~bOk '87 Mark Ill Astro Vans A true classic- local lady driven. Completely loaded with luxury features including memory set and graphic equalizer. Shows much TLC and only 39,000 miles . .. .., "'" . ..... "' .. "l'r' . .....~ ., ... llt, ..tltl ...... ""'M•• <'I' ~""""""'"""" .... h'" ,. Loaded, T-top and all, steriin'g silver, 6,000 miles. WAS Sl4,400 · All. Spring Dresses Plans completed .. . 1986 Camaro Z-28 ' has 0/ootf , ..,.~. .........,., ~ ""'"' "America's #1 Conversion Van" . .. · -~'"~~ •~n.~.,· -.• ,...._, . .~ ., ,.. ....... . . "' . ....... .......... h. . . PER WEEK ~· '""'""'"~ "'''~"'" · ~ '"" ' ' " ' ' olon •• .,ol o-'1 COMPARE The Shoe Cafe COMPARE Sharp ~, COMPARE - Lukers top Sonics, 92-87 ALYSHEBA (left') . fli es past- seco nd place finisher Bet Twice lo win lhr seco nd leg of lhc Triplr Crown Saturday al the Pre;1kn""s Slakes in Factory officials' cars . Some with sunroofs. Only 3 ,000 to 9,000 miles. By STEVE TRIPLETT Times-Sentinel Staff RIO GRANDE - No m aj or records were broken at the 16th An nual Chicken fly ing conresl held Sa turd ay ar Bob Evans F'atms, but there was plenty of fun. The annual event drew more than 2, 600 spectators and 231 chickens to · the big event. "Chicken-0 -War" flew the coop ro co p th e honor for the top dista nce. The skinney 17 ounce bird mana ged to keep on track to fly 23!i feet and four Inches. "C'hicken-0 -War " was trained by Shawn Strosnider of Lancas· fer and was the winner in the featherweight divisio n Fi nishing second in the same division was "Grandma" 1190-61 trained by Roger Gearing. GearIng of Londonderry, Ohio also trained lhr lhird place bird, "Mother White" (7.1-oi . By ,JIM SLATER UPI Sports Writer INDIANAPOLlS I UP I I - i\ 1 Unser Sr. and Cord on Johncock. lw o former Indianapolis 500 champions forced ou t of racing for lack of sponsorship money , completed comebac ks Salurday by qualifying for this year's Indy 6 TO CHOOSE FROM NADA BOOK VALUE 4 TO CHOOSE FROM REDUCED TO "Wrong Way " took the right ision, "F'ea lheriegs" trai ned by T .R. Bumgardner of Rio Grande way and was thC' winner In l h(l placed seco nd flying 31 feet 9 Bantam Weight division fi)'ing Inches. "F'e.atherlegs " weighed 151 feet, I in ch. "Wrong Way" was trairred by Stephanie Cash of 70 ounces . ln t hird place was "Fearless Gallipolis. Two other Ga llipoli s chickens placed In this division. F'lyer Frier" trained by Dorothy Moore of Ft. Wayne. lnd. The 68 "Skiiiell " 144 ounces I trained by oun ce chicken flew 29 feet 9 Wi ilie Thomas placed second inrhcs . "Fearless Flyer Frier" travelin g 89 feet I Inch . " i\ero· was spon sored by unl.t 40 of Bob ble" 140 ou nces! trained by Lloyd Eva ns Reslauranls in F't . Wa yne. Danner placed third fl ying 75 fret 5 inches. Other contes ts and gameswPre enjoyed throughou t the day . " Flash Gissard" led the Me· The wi nners of the Chi cken diu m Weight s in distance travel · Legs contest were !I ngle Potts ing 1~7 feet6 i nches . "'Flash" was and Eric Lloyd of .Jackso n. trained by Scot I Moore of Porch, "Big" .li m Cooper was named Ohio. Second place 1126 feet 4 "Th e Most Out rageous Trainer." i nches! went to "Ire" trained by Ada Cox of Wellston guessed Travis Evans Duriie of Hunting· ion, W.V. "Fireball " trained by the furth es t flight would be 240 feet. Thi s was only Heel 8 1nches Chri stina Dcnnv of Bidwell. placed th ird flying 120 feet 4 orr the winnin g mark . Lisa Gill of East Ca nlon and inches. Adam Sch or ster or Columbus Official starter Dr. Clyde th r Chi cken Scra tch were Marsh had to r eall y pu sh to ge t som e ol the heavyweig hts off and. winner s. /\record "-'8~ sri in lhr 40 yard fl y ing. "Westside Chltken" weighing 87 ounces traveled 32 sprint. " Hipper" ripped up the feet 10 inches for first place. course in 17 s~ro nd s . The record for the Jnterna· Chad E hres m an of F'airborn , tiona I Chicken F lying coo lest Is Ohio was the trainer. ~02 feet and 8 inches. Also in the heavyweig ht dl v · S9500 $8988 race. '86 Chev. Cavaliers Automtic , 'vfactory air. FM stereo. See••• OR HARLAND WOOD . GREG SMITH JIM COCHRAN KENT SHAWVER DOC SMITH LOW DOWN PAYMENTS GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH GOOD PEOPLE 10,000 to 16,000 miles. 7 TO CHOOSE FROM ASSORTED COLORS $1795 $1795 $1895 PER WI!K OPEN Cora M.ill ArtriCjueS · &: Crafts PER WEEK PEawm $6995 AND MORE FINANCING AVAILABLE COUN111Y ANnQUES It 'FArui '1'0 QUALIFY - Kevlll Cogan ot Palol Verdes Eatates, Calif., failed to qullly for lite lt87 Indy 101 Saturday atur flnlohlag aecond a year ago. Tbe dejected Cosan •II• on pit wall. (UPI) Ph. a79-:r. 27 • " .' . ' . " . . . . .... - . - . . ,- while racing- wil l be forced by Ne'w York Stare raring law 1orun drug-frec. · Trainer J ack Van Berg has Insisted, however, that Alysheba ha s been taking La six simply as a prec aution since he underwent throal surgery to correc t 6bstru~ted breathing in mid· March. The triumph - Van Berg 's serond in the I 3-16th-mile Preakness - m arked the first lime in nine starts that Alys heba had a clean and untroubl ed trip . In the Derby, Aiys heba was bumped at the sta rt, squeezed back the first l ime pa st the stands and then withstood a mid -homestretch collision with Bet Twice that momentarily dropped Alysheba to it s knees. The 2-1 favorite covered (lie course und er MrC'a rron , a rhree·tlme Eclipse Award winner whQ got his sta1'! at Pimllco Race Course, in 1: '54· !\- the siowesl Preakness si nce Masler De rb~ won t he 197> edit ion In J: o6 2-5. The race record of I : r.J 2-5 was esta blished by Tank' s Prosp~! in 198>. Alysheba became the 241h horse lo win the first lwo legs of rhe Triple Crown and seeks to become the 12th to win th e Triple Crow n. The last winner of the first two it•gs was Spectarula" Bid in l!l?ll. He was tr ipped up in · l hc Belmont by Coastal and finished third. Should Alysheba fall ro win t~ io Belmont and the $~> milllop guaranteed earn in gs that ~o witH It for the fi rst tlnir. he could sill! ra pture the Inaugu ra l Sl mllllor Triple Crown Points llonus. ·' E VANS INDUCTED - Rohert (Bob) Evans WIIHinducted into· lht• Coo p Hall of Famt• durin~ Salurday allernoon's ltith annual Chicken Flying Conh•st at Boh Enn• Farllll!. Making tlw presentation on lrlt Is Kcllh Bradbury, vice prt'ltldcnt ofBoh Evan• Farm•. (Times·Scntlm•l photo hy Geoff Osborne) qualified for hi s 21st Ind y sta rt a1 a speed of 2117.990 mph In a Buick -powered 1986 March . Johncock, who had ret Ired just before the 1985 Indy lime trials, cri ed as he fini shed hi s qualifyi ng run . " I got tired of wa1ching it on TV." Johncock sai.d. " It was the mos t sa lisfactory qualifying I have ever had here . It was a relief." ee to llkanrr his own ri .s"But when 8 ca m e here this mo lh. I had in mb mlcdhce $In· hstl,d2res.h' . cotngovnvnt rohout and sit in a race ca4 C don't think canuwln the race. " bjohncock. who rbpl$ccd Jim Crawfod, siow lee4ning, I kn ew ITRcouid go ou r and get 208 If that 's what it took to get in the race ," said .J ohncock, who Ia · m ented et he financia l hard ships racing many top driver s. " It takes a tremendous amount of money ro come back In racing . Drivers are coming up wilh money and buying the rides, regardless or how good a driver they are. it's a sham e. That didn' t happen mkch when 1 came aiq b." he said. I Rides are zecomlng scarce foe drivers such as Ulser Sr. who hac trouble arra nging funding for team . " I tried putting together sev· eral dea ls and nothing formed. " a he sai d.- " I t' s not that ! was after a great, m ult i· million do llar offer. For n1•x t yea r, I'm st ili trying. " Youn~cr drlvPrs surh a!:l Da nny Sull iva n and AI Uns(•r .Jr., who aisoquailfir·d Saturda y. suld older drivers will have a speC' Ia! advanta~l' bC'C'I.I US(' O[ thr l'ha s~ I S problems tha t have co nrributrd to 20 crashes and two other ' Pins this said . " Thr ma jSwi t)· or people terc run Marcqcs :la nd r~r Marc If ntt a very good rw r ri~ht now. lnstp<• pa sl the Marrhm h$s been ab le to sufk to lht• gmurd an· !hat can hide prooieos. With the new radial tires, the suck doesn't make any dlffcerrencr \Vilander advances to Italian Open finals 1900 EAmRN AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OH. HANOCIIAmD ~ccmoe!IS "'l'hr foantry Gift Shop" . • Before practice bega n lhi s month at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Unser and Johncock had tried in vain to arr ange spo nsors for an entry. Bul Unser and Johncock were signed to replace drivers injured -in two or the record 22 practice mishaps this monl h. Two-tim e winner Johncock, 50, SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC CORA, OHIO .' Unser, Johncock qualify for Indy 500 Power windows. FM stereo, tilt, and much more. 10,000 to 15,000 mnes', 100% warranty. to By POHLA SMITH UPI Sports Writer Bi\1,. TIM ORE I UP II - Aly· sheba, clearly unaffected by his bruising victory in the Kentucky Derby, raced easily to a triumph over Derby r unner- up Bet Twite Sa turday in the JJ21h Preakness Stakes. giving racing a rhance for its first Triple Crow n winner since 1978. The consecutive on~ t wo finIshes of Alysheba and Bet Twice se t up the sam e type of du el by which Aff ir med claimed his Triple Crown over Alysheba 's sire, A ly dar, nine years ago. Aiydar wa s the only roil in Triple Crown hi story to finish sero nd in ali three jewels. Cryp l ocirara ncc , fourth fin isher in the May 2 Kentucky Derby, charged from las t place to rlaim third over fourth -place Gulch. Alysheba, ridden Into th e lead at the 16th pole by Chris McCarron. defeated Bet Tw ice by a half-length. Cryptocicarance fin· ished I 1·2 ienglhs behind Bet Twice and .11 -21cngths in front or Gu lch. i\lys heba, which ear ned $421, 100 for owners Pamela and Dorothy Scharbauer, paid $6.00, $4.60 and $3.40. Bel Twice re· turned $4.60 and $3.60 and won $70,000, whil e Cry ptoc learancr paid $3.00 and earned $35,000 . Alysheba will go on to the third jewel of the Tr iple Crown, the Ju ne 6 Belmont Stakes. which at 11·2 miles Is Ihe longest and most grueling of the series. There. the colt, who ran lhe Derby and the Prea kness on Lasix- a dlurellc used to curb bleeding In horses who hemorrhage in the lun gs 'Chicken-0-War' claims top honor at 16th flying conte~t $14,900 $15,900 $17,900 BaiUmor<>, winning in onr minute and 55A' S<·conds. IUPI) One new mark '86 Bui(k Somersets '86 Buick Riviera's PER WEEk ... ,., SillS , _, JHS. .... n ., $1195 • May 17, 1987 Alysheba IS • easy wtnner of Preakness HOUSTON IUP!i - J am ie Moyer pitched a four-hitter over eight innings Sa turd ay and Hyne Sandberg crarked a so lo home run ro lead the Chicago Cubs to a 2·1 virtor:v ov'er the Houston Astros. Moyer, 1-.1, wa lked three and struck out three before yielding to Ron Davis, who got th e first out before allowing a single to Kev in f3ass. Frank DiPino reli eved Da vis. Jose Cruz's grounder ro ' seco nd adva nced Bass a base. Alan . i\shby hit an appare nt game-ending gr ounder to second , but home plate umpire Pau l Runge awarded i\shby first on catcher's interference by Jody Davis, who had just entered the game for defensive purposes. With runners on flrsl and sero nd, Dickie Thon flied out to deep center and DiPino regis· tered his first save. Hou sto n starter and loser Nol an Ryan, 2-3, allowed five hils in si x innings. He wa lked two and str uck out nine to Increase his career'- leadi ng strikeou t tot al to 4,340. Sandberg broke a J.J tie in th e fifth when he blasted a 3-2 pitch over the iefl field fence for his sixlh homer of the season. Chicago took a 1·0 lead in thr second. Leo n Durham led off with a si ngle and Keith Moreland dou~led to left, sending Durham to thi rd . One out la ter .Jim Sundberg hit in to a fi elder's choice lo score Durham. By MIKE BARNES UPI Sports Writer INGLEWOOD, Ca lif. I UP II James Worthy collected 27 points and Mich ael Coope r sank 3 free throws in the final 1:42 lo help hold off a Sea ttle charge and give the Los Angeles Laker s a 92-87 victor y over the s upersonics Sa tu rda y in Came 1 of the Western Conference final. The Lakers held Seal tie score· less for the (l rst >:40 of the final quarter and permitted high· scori ng guard Da le Ellis to score jus t 3 free throws in the final .l .l minut es. E llis entered averaging 29 points In the playoffs, bu t finished wilh only 11. Came 2 of the best·of·sevcn series is sc hed uled for Tuesday night at lhe F'orum before thr sc{'nl? sh irt s to Seatlle for afternoon games Sa tu rday and Monday. The Sanies. shaking .off th eir slow fourth -quarter srar l, scored 10 stra ight point s to get within 8'·82 with 2:41 left. Tom· Chambers' 2 free throws then cut Sea ttle's deficit to 90-87 with :.3 second s to play, and ' Magic .Johnson of the Lakers was called for a dou ble dribble, giving the ball back to the Son irs. However. Chambers missed a baseline jumper. Kareemi\bdui · . .Jabbar controlled a jump ball at th e Los Angeles foul line with 17 seconds left and Cooper added 2 foul shot s with 10 seconds Section ( _: • Chicago topples Houston STARTING AT JUST TRADED! $995 .iuttban.., 'limes- S'entind \WAII'AD57 • Hospita l when she was 16. Her daughtrr, Tra r i. now 16. is also worki~g with the Candystriper program thrsc davs :and i s v.:raring the sa mC' ~niform .1her mother wore when sh(' served . ,, II 01 the energy r~~~~-ii5ii;lliiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiil~iiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!5!: Frank C i cl;mq. wl'ii known Rucim· r0~ ident hqs problem s. frank bC'C'ome unPxpertedl y ill rpf·pntly a nd v:a s taken to the l-l olzr•r Medif·at Ce nter. F"ollow in .[! !('s lin g therr . he WLlS flown b,v Nancy Evans. who was reht1 1i<·optPr to Co lumbu s and is rc· ntiy nnmcd femal e ath iel e of now -.ch0dulrd to und ergo heart the yea r at Ohi o U niversitv , b .V P<J ~!-. su r grrv in~ thr near i\thcns. is n gr anddaughter of futurr. Mrs . .Emma Salse r , Dorca s. 1\ now Prank l,l, 'i II b e ver y h~1 PP.\" Na ncy. the daughler of C'lyd e 10 hc·ar fr om . Meigs Count y and Rosema r y Salser Evans . Rio fri ends abo u I now . 'l'h c addrrss is . Grande, was OU' s leading scor er !1oom Rllil, Rhorlf's Ha ll, Uni ve r - !<.Js l st'ason averaging l~ .fi a sitv HuspitCl l, Columbu s, Ohio. game and her 40fi total poinr s in her sC'nior season g-avf2 hfll' 1.06.1 1\lumni r<'union timt· is j ust for her ba sket ball C'arc•er. around thP corner a nd Ru tland Na n!"'y wets honored at the ll igh Sc hoo l alumni w ill mcrt Ci t Green and White Club's r eC'ogni th e Hut land Ci vic C'Pntcr ~~I R: ,'!0 . lion banquet. CHESHIRf. i\n alumni ba nquel i s being plann ed for Motv 2~ at Kyger Crrl'k ' High Schooi . 6:4> p.m . Speci al classes bri ng rrcog nized wil l be 19:l7, 1947, 1!162, l!lli7 , 1972, 1977 and 19R2. Cost of thP event is $8. Make r hcck s pay a ble to C hes hl rr- Ky~rr Al um ni , nnd mail to PO Box 2•11 . ChPs hirt•, Ohio, 4.\li21. F'or information. ca ll Donna Reynoi<is, :188-8:,:19: Ka t ic S ho~ emaker, .1117-0;,fu: Kvg1•r Crrr k Hi gh Sc hool , :JfiJ.J:\77 o1· r-:1v:.1 Davis. 446-4299 . RPserva! ion form s may be picked up at th P Che:-; hire Post Office and Griffin r:roCPJ" .Y in Kan auga. aw .. crease in bankruptcies was due : i By BILL SCOTT ROME (UPIJ _: Sweden's Mats· Wllander mowed down a li stless John McEnroe, 6-1, 6-3, Saturday lo move inlo the final of the $495,000 Italian Open against Argentina's Martin Jaite. No. 11 seed Jaite spoiled the steady baseli ne game or 15th· seeded Swede Joaklm Nystrom 6-3, 6-4 to earn his firs! finals berth since February. Wllander. seeded seco nd , had an easy time with the slxl h- seeded McEnroe, wno displayed terrible form . The packed crowd of 8,500 at the Foro ltallco, however, backed the America n, cheering every one of his suc· cessfui shots. McEnroe did nor make nearly enough winners, as Wllander wrapped up his I rip tothe!lnalon second malch point when Me E n· roe wa< wide with a forehand . Jalte, l71h in the world rank· lngs, broke Nystrom's serve six times in the90-minul eencounter. Nystrom, who knoc ked off No. 1 seed Ivan Lend! In lhe third round, tried 10 play a baseline game, but Jaite sped up the pace to his advantage. Jalte broke Nysirom initially for 2·3 In lhe firs! set and the 22-yea r -old !rom Buenos /\Ires broke the Swede twice more to complete the sel In 45 mlnulcs. Though he missed a few easy overheads, Jaire co nfu sed Nys· trom with disguised shots and tim ely forays to the net. The Argentine dropped the first two games or the second srr . but then strung rogelher four in a row to gain 4-2 be fori' Nystrom r led It at 4-4 . Jalte then won his next sprv~ and broke Nystrom for the v ic tory . Nystrom went down on the llrst match point as .Ja Ire put away a smash at lhe net for ll winner . �• ... , - - Page- (;-2- The Sunday Times·Sentinel Pom!!roy- MiddlePQrt- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W, Va , Scoreboard ... Halllm or~> ( Mt·G re.:or 1·5 1 at Callfnr- Ry l 'nltf•d p,,.,.,_ lnh•t rlill lonal ~o;u ..., WI. l'c •l . 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I . l 'luUt n : 1 ~ l:lll :tt t:l7 ll ld!t, Ohr kfiJ -l m ~. :11 1:!1 ~~ I Ill ,\ n$ :1:. 1:11 :to 10<1 :11 1'!:1 (inlnr , Flll ·hr , stu. r sports anchor WS-TV and an occa sion alat WE substitute on WWWE for FraQklln. " Knowing Pete as I do, I'm sure this is due to the stress and trauma of Franklin,59,whosa ldMay8 he had signed a two-year $60(),000 contract to begin work July 1 for a New York r adio station, has been on Cleveland radio for 21 years , the rast 15 wi th WWWEAM . Clinic officials said Fr anklin had been compl aining of ches t pains Monday ni ght. Tu~sday , he v isited his doctor , wh o infor m ed - him he was having a hear t attack and immediately placed him in L akewood Hospit aL Later , Fra nklin wa s trans· !er red to the cl inic. F rank lin's show o·n WWWE can be heard in 37 states and Ca nada, New York stat i on WH N, had hir ed F ran klin as pa r t of a 0 CHICAG O I UPl ) - Two col· lege athletic directors •and at . least one former college football star are scheduled to appear this _ week befor e a federal grand jury Jn an mvesl!gation of pro sports agents and their contact s with : college players. . · : Subpoenas have been issued • for the athletic offici al s and : Players to testify about the : ac tivities of spor ts agents, par I t1cu!ar ly New York agents Norby · : Walters and I;Joyd Bloom. • Walt ers and Bloom, who ar e : associates in World Sports and ; En tertainment Inc:, have been ~ accused of paying players to sign : with their firm befor e the ath; tete's college ellgilibllt y had • expired - a v iolation of NCAA ~ r ules - and with threatening player~ who allegedly sought to . back out of contract s signed with : World Sports. micr buta gentle I've always foundophone, him to be man. I h h thl thl .. hope he pull s t roug s ng. c h·andler said, · . . 1 r~th:a:t::P:et:e::1s::a::io:n::e :h:i:nd::t:e::::::::::::::=~~~=:t . WE AR-EHERE FOR VO,U I URGE. NT .CARE· CENTER r';::==========;i HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE Bay subpoenaed by federal grand jury 0 PIOFES$10NALLY STAFFED 992-5776 7 Days A Week - .9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Now Open for Spring.Sea•on Bridge Closing Special ____ VEGETABLE PLANTS Sl EMERGENCY ROOM BY Pll DOZEN PACK S750 •EI f'"T .... FLOWERING PLANTS STAFFED $1 PEl SQ. Pl. f DOCTORS 24 Hours A Day-7 Days A Week S750 PEl fLAT Shrubbery or Fruit Trees, many varieties; Geraniums, Violets & Hans1ing Baskets. · 00 Ohio Sta te Athi elic Director : Richard Bay and Univer si ty of • Pitt sburgh Athletic Director Ed : Bozek have both confirmed that VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PH. 992-2104 1·5 l.l :IJ'I ll'! :t'! :Ill :t ill t.\ II .3:lli Jj t:l ..1:\li lit 16 .:ttli Ill 1:1 .:WI :!:1 :Jii .:t!i :tt m :u It ~ :t:; 131( :1.'1 I:IR Kl ,' ft!:' ,11:.~ . l't·kll , :12 1:10 'l1l 13 .:1-H S,JgAJRS ·II .:tl:t tt ~o templing t o sign away from them N ebraska fuHb ac k Dou g DuBose. Walters has filed at least five breach·of·contract suits against players who lat er signed with other agent s. In addition to Ha r mon, other ex·college pl ayer s said to be scheduled to appear before the panel were Bryon Linwood and Egypt Allen, formerlyxas Chr istian Univer sity. Newsday said Linwood , who signed with Walter s In December 1984 and played briefly for the Los Angeles Raiders in 1985, wa s summoned 10 tes tify on June 2:1. Allen, who was thrown off the TCU team in his senior year By United Press International • John Leister pit ched a three- ·hit shu tout and Mike Mesh drove ' "in three runs with a ba sed-loaded :·~doubl e F r iday to lead the Paw': · fucket Red Sox to a 5-0 victor y ~:<41ver the Rochester Red Wings in :•-: lhc International League. •:-: Leister faced only 30 batt er s, '-•.walked two, struck ou t fiv e and 1z:auowed only three singles for his Catalo~---~ . DON7 MISS THESE VALUES! . 1 ~·(irst shu tout of the year. ~~!· •!•lng pitcher John Habya n in the Mesh 's two-ou t double off los t~~fourth innning followed singles [..;; by Sam Horn and Pat Dodson and walk to Chr is Cann izza ro. Scott 1 Wade'ssolo home runinthesixth !• ·and John Marzano's sacr ifice fl y ~=in the fifth inning accoun ted for ~ ·Ihe final runs. Pawtucket improved to 11-17. !··ftochester is now 22-10. E lsewhere in th e lnternallonal L eague, Ri chmond defea t ed Toll'do 7-3 in Ihe conclu sion of a game suspended Thursday and 1 \1-3 In the r egularly scheduled ' game, Co!umt;>u s,beal Tidewater II o-2 and Syracuse topped Maine .:l:ll 't~ ~I .:12~ tl u .:126 tH .U ..tl l U 12 ..tl:l VALLEY LUMBER• & SUPPLY CO. . Middleport, Oh. SSS Park St. seven hit s. Joe Cowley took 1he _________ ltutherford to be inducted into auto _racers hall of fame at Motor Speedway By United Press lnterriatlonal Johnny Rutherford will be .among four dr iver s added· to the · Auto Racer s Hall of Fam e Monday during the Indianapolis 500 Otdt lmer s' annual ba r becue at the Indianapolis Motor Speed· way . Rutherford Is a three- lime lndy 500 "'Inn er and has won 24 - other championship events_ lie has started In 22 M ay c lassics~~ the Speedway, earning the pOle position three limes. Jack McGrath, Ea rl Gilmore and Afl Sparks also will be Inducted, incr easing the Hall's member ship to 85. Supreme 5254 •19" lightweight push mower •4 HP rated engine •Cast aluminum deck •Recoil start •Two-year limited war· ranty (DAILY) We will be making daily · deliveries to the West Virginia ar•a during the period of time the bridge is closed. Just give us a call with your order. to lift the Braves. At Columbus, Ohi o, Pete Filson and Rich Bordi held the Tides to just two run s and five hits in sparking t-he Clippers. Don Sc hulze took the loss. At Old Orchard Beach. Me" Todd Stottlemyre and two r etiev ers survived a lO·hlt attack by the Guides lo lift the Chiefs. The Chiefs scored seven run s on ;~lo~s~s~- wh en Coach Jim Wacker lear ned he and others had allegedly accept ed payment s from · booster s had no1received a subpeona but ;.,as asked by an F BI agenl to . com.e to Chicago May 26. Allen, who signed wtth Bear s l ast . year but was cut, to ld Newsday he had signed with Walt er s before he was ousted from the Horned F rogs. He declined comment when as ked if he had r eceived money fr om Walters. An internal inves ligat ion al I owa revealed Har mon receivl'd pay ment s fr om Walters over a two-year period. Harmon subsequently left Walter s and hired a new agent, Mar lin Rauch. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C·3 FREE DELIVERY ' . tfi 36 . :~ :1 I~ they ha ve been . subpoenaed. Former lowa running back Ron-. nle Harmon ha s also been subpo· enaed, Harmon's agent said. New York Newsday r epor ted in its Friday editions tha t David Berst, i'!CAA director ~f enforcement, said officials from several colleges had no tilled. hintsome of their current and former athlet es had been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury. Walters has been the target of • inquiries by federal and academic authorities in severa l sta tes. He has denied charges of thr eatening players, but admit ted to giving cash to several athl etes as an inducement to sign with him, The Chicago-based grand jury action r eporledly stem s from a March 16 incident In which Kat he Clement s, an assoc iate of Chi· cago agent Steve Zucker. wa s assaulted in her office by a. man wearing a ski mas k. The incident happened after Waiters and Bloom accused Zucker of at- ; Red Wings drop 5-0 contest 115 East Memorial Drive, Pamtroy h fii'L ,\m Prkan l.l ·u ~ll' ' K a h r h pt·t. '!.i ~ I ~'! :1:1 .:~ll :1~ :13 1:1 .:IU Uwnu g- 1'u rnnlil :1, Oak lu11d 'l f' ~t llfur nlll i, lilt II lm••r• • G. Ill h mftt ~• Slllttrdu.v ·,. lin mo-. Turnnl11 t il; " ·' } :II ul Ua klund 1 11~ ~~~ 11· 111 . 1 : 11 ~ p .m 1: 11h 1:16 ~ ~ au .:16M :1:11 2:1 36 II .:1.111 :1; 1·16 '! 7 :lU .ll '! t iwy nn llndr ~ Kun..,., 4·u \' I, :\111wituk• ·•· :1 Nt · ~· York 7. lit' lilt It• :1 ... ."'i .tl l u moii.I'U~'l ll ' llo •r. i\<t l I fllh 'IIK<J .t, 'l' t'UI'I II quadr uple cor onary by pass surgery F riday. Hos pital spokeswoman Rosemar y Halun ~a id Franklin, who suffered a heart att ack making the biggest career decision in his life, "The listeners have· balways felt h Pomeroy-. Middleport-GalliPQiis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va , ( fktll lng ltt•MJi h ll••lrult I. ('lo•\ o•h.nd :1 ~llnrn • ,.nta tt,1 111 l ' o lumhu ~o. ~ I 1.. K'-1 Leaders I '~ IK II .'IG:J 1!1 IG ..il:l I!! IG ..H:J Ill ti ..'I ll 11 , I~ IX . 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J(ot h• ., h·r II !Udmt umf I, Tolt •dtt :1 Sat urd a.v '~ (Oarn.,., Sun lllo ·l{n f· ltono•.. l~ U J lll . l'hllath•lphl:t IC"a r mllll I · ~ I. 7: fl.i fl.lrl . .' inn t ' rnudM ·n (IOrant I l)tul .\t·w \'urk (,\ g ulll• r u :1·2). i : l!:i f>.m . I 10 I;! II Ill Frl d :~,v ·~ K•·, uh ~ 'l· IJ. 7:0$ p.rn l 'lJ li 17 Ill · 1on, w hich is to inreorga nozat elude c hanging ca ll letl er s to WFAN - · " I 'ni shocked, but not su rpr ised," said Nev Chandler, Tuesday, iD hours. the oper ating 1 r oom aboutwas three Ha lllnl!l rt• ut Ca llfurrlla 'f nrontu a t fl a klitfld ._., . ~ \ 'urk ~ I St•at tlt• NNI' \'o rk ~.Sa n t ' r and~~· o :1 st . r•.,ulll ~ . I lnl'lnnull I • · l lt•Hian d 111 Dt•t r olt Friday'• R••• ults .\U anta !1. P iH~hurf(h :1 Munt rt•:d fi . r,,,, .\ nJ(•·h., :1 l ~uJk K:85 p.m . ( It)' I I A"Ihrand! + 'lL K: 05 p1m. 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May 17, 1987 Pomeroy Tigers slap 4-3 loss on hapless 'Indians :~ · By RICHARD L . SHOOK UPI Sports Writer DETROIT IUP I) - Mike Henneman is just one more reason why Detroit Tigers ' manager pardkly Anderson th inks the stan ngs l te. "Wit h ourpllching allwehave . .·., to do IS pl ay baseball. Anderson sa id Fn~ay ni ght alter L ou WhJtak er s seco nd home run of . the game, lea dtn g ofl .' he nmth . gave hrs l earn a 4· :J vic tory over I he Cleveland Indians - lheooly s · ream below the Ti gers in the st andings.. " II we play ba se ball, we' ll be lhere rom e September." An der son said. " I told Pa l tCorra les . Cleveland's m anagerr be lore the ga m e we've gol good arms. " Thi s is a good baseba ll tea m ." Ander son sa i d. "I told him not to let th e standings trick hi m . We've gal a good tea m. I th ink I 've been in managing long enough to kn ow a good team wh en l see one." De troit 's biggest weakness is against left -handed pitchin g. II ' s rig ht -han ded bals are nor al ways there. But th e Tigers have won three straight and four of five, recording I heir first wi n of the season in nine derisions aga in st 111\LL GF.TS /\WI\ V - U evo•Jand 's .J<u•Carter gets a piece olth<• lefties in the process. right -flt'ld wall hut ('ann ul ~ n ag a dou hi (• hy Oetro lt'!oi Lou Whitakt•r They dicl n't bea t starting fndi in thi• first inning of Uw Tigt>r's- lndian ~ gam1• Frid a,y night. ans' lefl -hander Greg Swindell Whitakt• r' s douhh• was on j• 11f hi ~ t hrN' hits in a ganw that saw him bu t they did get the scor e back hit two homt• rnn!'i . (U P I ) I rom :l-0 to :1-:J by the l im e he Jell inthesixthwlrh asoreleflelbow . Whi ta ker's second home ru n or thr game, hi s fift h of the season. ram e on a 2-1 pitch from Mark Huisman. 0-1. leading off the bolt om of the ninth. It mad e a wi nner of rook ie ('OI. UMiilS. Oh io 1UPii Thr nrw s~hetlulr wrll have th e Mike Henneman. who p]t ched to TIH · Ohio High School 1\ihlctir Divis ion II fina l a ! ~ p.m. fridr.t~' . 16 bai ter s and got 16 outs. The 1\ssori<.~ t io n Board ot Contr ol Dr·c . 4. fo llowed b.v t he Division only batter to reach base aga in st Thu rsr.Ja.v put it s offiriul ~lam p of IV fina l und er thr ligh ts at 7:.10 him. Mel Hall on a leadoll single approval on ti n cx punded stnt c p.m in the six th, was thrown out tws k(•tball tour nam C'nl for both On Sa turda .\·, Ocr. J. thr · try i ng to steal with lwo out. hnys (J nd gi r Is s1art i ng nr.-.: t ~· co 1'. Di vision I I I fina l will IJr al 11 "Thr l ast lw o batt ers ol the Thf' tourrw mPn ts, bo th to br a .m .. followed by the Di v ision V hl'ld in St . .John /\rr nJ on tile Ohiu ('O n test at 2: :~0 p.m. T tw Divis ion S t ;.~ tf • U n iver si ty C't.~mp u s, w ill br I ga mr. p lu.ved nn Su nday tllf' firs t unclr r thr four divi sion aflrr noon in r l'rPn1 Y' ''JI"s, will br Bus iness ond civic leader;s in fnrm ;1 ! ;; nd w il l add 1hn•r· gumf's llf'ld al 7 p. m . Sa tu rda y . Texas sa y lhey wan t Texas -EI to Pa r h t<.u rnamPnt. OHSIIA Comm iss ioner Ri - Pas o to ro nducr its ow n investi Ttw gir l• s t<~tP tnu rna mPnt will rhard Arms trong sa id th(.• nig ht ga t ion int o the death of baske tIJC M a rd1 7- El, wi t h four sPrn ifl - · get mrs would bf' played und(•r I hr ba ll player fl er nell " ,Jeep" Jark na l r~amP ~ IJPing pl;1yrcl both <•xisl ing Ohi o Stad ium l ights. son. Po lire said they bel ieve Thurs.dJ _v ancl Pritla_ v and thr nov.: uspd primaril.v for inlr<.~mu ­ drugs were i nvolved In the • Board approves new prep tournament setup Wants own probe four chan •p!o nshlp gam C>~ on Sa tur day. t\ :-; im i lar ~ dlPdu Jp v.: Ill bf' usPd the fo l low ing Wl'(l ~«'n d . M.Jrch ral ac1ivit irs. 24-16. for ttw bm s. Board of Control also made · ('hi ln gf'S in thp footbi.i ll pi;Jvolls, wh ic l1 st ill ll'i l l IJl' playrd in Oh io Stadium but wi th" Pn ·s~ · ·· CorySnyder.st illonly6-for-59, lashe-d a lwo·run single lhrough the lelt side off start er Eric King in the four th . and Julio Fran co's sac rifice fl yi nlhe fl rstbrough tin roe oth er Clevela nd r un. A merican League Roundup Good thin gs ar e happening 10 the New Yo rk Yank ees: Don Mattingly is perlor ming like he did last year ancl Charles Hudson Is not. Mall ingly , the 198.5 i\merican League Most Valuable Pla yer and l as t yea r 's runner -up.' i s show ing signs of brea king out of a season-long slum p. A day after crarking a gra nd slam, Mat tin gly knocked in fiv e r un s Friday night to help the Yankees to a 7-.1 v ictor~' over the hom estanding SeHlt le Mariners. Hudson, ao oflseaso n acq uisition from the P hil adelphi a Phil lies . picked up his sixth victor y withou t a loss th is year. Hudson finished 7-10 w ith a -1.94 ERA in 1986. 'El sewh ere in th e American League, Det roit edged Cleve land 4,,1, Chicago blan ked Texas o·O, Minnesot a slopped Bos ton :l- 1, Kansas Cll.v beat Milwaukee 4-.1, Toro nto defeated Oa k land :l-2 and Califor nia bea r Baltimore7-6 in 10 innin gs . White Sox 5, Rangers 0 At Chicago. Richard Dotson ell 's homer. his ninth of the season. rarnr off loser Bruce Hurst . 4-4 , and followed an in (iel d single by Steve L om ba rd ozz i. 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If any thing, r;,; , Licensed Psychologist is pleased to announce the opening of his new office located at 252 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio d iffPrC'n t sr h(•dulP ttl un i p past ~' l'a rs wtlPn gamPs hav•• bPc n pla yl'd du l'i ng th e da,v on F' rlday, Su turtl:l y ancl Sundav o f Th :1nks· giv ing v.··pp'kt• ncl . · U)' l lnih·d · · The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- C-5 Point Pleasant. W , Va. Flyers., Oilers open Stanley Cup finals Jackson ci~r~d• on a \~rowing errol r by! a e dve,huemBm e nlnfth mn ng o ·sen rewers o h. th t · ht 1 D 5 ~-~rg . ~s~ 1 e.1r 1 ~~ 1 1 Qh~ Jsden f rr}1•• 1 •1 P'thc el , w~ t tr so an nu ng or ev c ory. Blu e ,Jays 3, 1\ihleUcs 2 T _ 111 0 k l d C rr 1 · at _h a n' a 1 ~: edour 0 ro n1o p1 c ers co mvm on a five -hitter lo lead the Blue Jays . Angels 7, Orioles 6 At Anaheim, Calif. . Devon While sin gled with the bases loaded and two out In the lOth . n 'ng to lift Ca lifor nia WILUAM R. WHITNEY, Ph.D. Tlw Kir<"hner ath lete 's dra t h. game he really worked hi s threw a five-hiller and Chi cago lorkball," Anderson sa id or I he rook adva nt age of the wildness of .., . 6-f oo I -4 H enn eman. "Th . e bollom Texas starter Bobby ' ' '" · 0 Ol · wa s falling ou t of il . He's son, 2-4, struck our l our and throwln ga lothardernowtha nhe walked f ive In his seco nd com· H · ~ W' tt was rn spnng hrr.atnm g. . e s ere game ot the sc~son. h'., : 5 1 . ran ger n0w, e s go 1 more 1- , gave up 1our ru ns un two .' s conftden ce. while walking six and sln kmg . . . Whitaker hit a two-run home ou t SIX ov~r four tn mn gs. run to gel Det roit sta rt ed in I he . Tw ms 3, _Red Sox I lilth and a so lo blast by Darn ell At Mtn neapohs. Ktrby Purkett Coles . his second of the season hit a .'wo-run homeru~ wtlh none and second In three gam es. tied it out '" the mn th tn nrng lo lift :1-:1. Minnesota pas t Boston . Puck· Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio 300 THIRD AVE. ., 61 OH. 45631 446-0842 'r �" May 17. 1987 Ohio- Point Pleasant.'W. Va. Cardinals edge Reds, ·5-4;Eric Davis suffers injury By WARREN MAYES ST . LOU IS I UPI I - Second bes l. Da nny Cox dec ided ,.can be good if you look at il lhe r ight way. .Cox pil r hed 8 2-.1 innings Friday bul needed help fr om reliever Todd Worrell l o enable lhl' St. Lou is Cardinals hold off I he Ci ncinn at i Reds, 5·4, The Reds m ay be losl more than the game w hen sta r ren te-r fiel der E 'r ir D avis hurt hi s shoulder io the fourth innin g mak ing a di vi,ng calc h. He su ffered a j amm ed Jell shou lder and is lis trd as day-to-da y. " The C·G 1co mplete garn et is mighty im porta nt. " Cox sa id. " I li ke l o ge l them . Somehow. 8 and 2·J innin gs does n't mean thr sa me rbing. '' But w(l got the w in and it's slill a tea m ga m e so I'm mighty happ,· aboul th at. II we only srorC'd th r re ru ns, y ou wouldn't be talk ing l o me. You gel over la lkin g 10 Cio c lnn al i." Cox got int o I rouble in t he nin th hy allow in g lwo r uns lo the Reds. who havt' r om e fr om behind 12 1im es th is year to win . " I ran:1 say I di dn ' t have thr opportunit y," Cox sa id. "All I ha d to do was gel I he guy IRon Oesi Pr t oul bul give him r r edil. 1·1(' di d his job. He gol lhc hit thai kep t r!lem ali v(•.'' The Reds gol si ngles from Bo Diaz and TNry F' r anrona be fon • Ors 1er slapped a l wo- ou l double 10 lcfl -ce nl erfi eld. 'Tv.· been hillin g t h<' ball har·d und not striki ng out as mu r h." Oes tr.r ·"'a id. "I' m cu min ~ around ---------------··HEATS OUT HUN'I' - 'l'rrry F'ran cona dives lor Vinet• to l t~ man as <:oh·man hrals out a bunlln th<· first inning of Friday night's Uf•ds-( :ard!'i gam(• in St. Louis. Coleman hunte d h etw~"'t' n Ted Pow1•r and Frant ona. Fran cona tried to makt' thP play unas•lst(•d. IUl'l l Indians poor pitching only part of Cleveland's bad start Corrales C' L EV EL A :~ Il IU PI 1 - Th<' ~l anclil nl - !(•x pl <.~ na l i n n for ( 'IPVP· land's m isl ' f'Hbl(' sl:.tr t is wop fu l pilf'h i ng . That p.c~rt i~ 1r' UP - ( 'J(•vel and \ pilc hin g is :w: ful. Bur M ;..~ na gl' r P;J t Corr<ll fls k n1· w his starr w u~ s hak y. Tl1 r !ans a nd w ril crs thai j um J)f>d on rh r l ntll a m;' b <.~ n d ­ Wi.lgon duri n.(: spri ng !ruini ng wL"n· morivi.l led by a hillin g allar k th;l! purf•d th1 • mt.~j ors !n runS scor('d l as t .vl'ar. Through ga mPs, I houg h, lh(' l ndl<.~n s bul l I'd .2:11 <.~ nc.l JV£' 1'<-lgrd fm1r ru ns pPr .[!iJmr. T he c hi(•r ('Uipri! s ;I! '( ' S('('On d b <J S£'ffi l.l n To,nv BPr ni.li':urc.l . stru gg l i ng to n·u(· h .2(~). und short stnp r or.v SnydN . whosr· sophom ore• blu C's inf·l udNJ .' \~ sl r ikroul s i n his rirst 11 :1 at · h1..1l."i .. It~~ · Carl P I' , wh o IC'tl al l m u.j o r lt•;t.g UPI'.I\ wil h 121 RBI li.ls l s••aso n. was on <J purr t() kno(·k in x ~~- :m ,• NP.W YOR K IU PI I - Dwig hl Cood(' n's dru.[! pr oblem s arc a CO Jl V(' nj('nJ P X(' US(' for th e· 1\iew Yo r k Mc ls' pil ching problem ,. Co nvcn ic nl . bu l m isleadi ng. Ro n D;HJi ng, who sig nf• d a mi ll iondollar ronl r ac l lhree monlh s ago, still lrad s !he !('ague in no-d f'f' i:·dons and All - S!ar rclirvf'r .Jpssc Orosco has been baiiPrcd. Ri r k A guiler a and Bob Oj ed a have pi l chcd poor ly, leav ing on ly Sid FNnandcz a r elia ble slartC' r. ' 'I'm from l hf' old sr hoo l lh al say.... .vo u C'un nf'vf' r havC' too mu('h pit ch i ng, " sa id New York (;Pncrl..ll Mr.miJger Prank Cas hC'n nn the openin g day of sp ring 4'am p in Sl. Pt• l cr sburg. Fl u. " Thai 's w hy I like our chances 10 l'l' pPa t this yC<H ... Wf' ha vf' thf' pil c hing. · · CI NCINN A T I 1UP I t - One of lhr c r ltical fac tors bPh ind thf' brea tht akin g start of .vo un g Cin cinn a1i sluggrr E rir D av i s bes ides all th' ll wl r nl - is lhr soli d hilling of B uddy Bell behin d him . Wi th Davr Parkr r hil l in g in fron1 o f him and Brll in 1he No.:, sl ol. Dav is is diffic·ult to pi tch ctround . Rt•ll . who p bJ ~ys <J solid lhinl b ase, has em ('rgf'd a s 1m l' of thP gC.t ml •'s ~ r ea di es t perfo rm <•rs. Enlcr ing F ri day night 's game wl l h Sl. Louis. Bell was bal li ng · .:{2~ wi rh th r ee home ru ns and Hi RBI. a lit liP.'' SEA'il'LE 1UP ! I - Pe rh aps lhf' m os l pmdur1 ivr r ole pla.v rr in th f:' m <J jors is Sea lt lP's partlim e dPsignatf'd hill er. K en Ph elps . Th rough :n gam es. Phelps boas lcd an on -base perrr nl age of .44 1. w ith 10 hom e r uns and :z:l RB I in j us17tial ·ba ts.l..as l _v(•ar . Ph C' Ip~ hi t 2-i hom(' r un.-. i n :14i at-bal s. ~ GAHS spring sports fete Monday • CA I.I.IPOI.IS - The Gi\f!S •• Ath lr tic Boostf•r!->· ;ul nu;tl Sl)ri n,c.: -: spon s BoJ nQut·t will bt · lw ld i.tt • Bu ('k l 'VI' llil ls C'an·t ·r ('rnl l' l' on M unll;;,., M;n· IK il l ii : :m p.m. . ' ... /\m on.t.; th osf' ;ll tl'•n fl ing will h( • : .' lt ,s!•ph C .-r! PI'. sul)l' l' ir11Pnd <• nt of : Call ipolis ( ' il _ \· S(' hoo ls: . .!(l lln - l·: lli ngson 11nd .lil nw s Po p<·. prin > t'i pal ;n1 d ass\ slun t princi pa l. : ri~ " JH't' l i \1 · 1 ~· . nl Ca ll i ii ,1\C':It h•m.v; Hi ll \Varn s l•·.v, at •h If' lit· d i l'i't' Ior. r;, II lia ,\ r Oilh • m " , ~ IJ:IsPb ull t'om · l u·~ Hr:u ·k I lou : (' lll'IIS an!! H r1•tl Wil sn n: so ltiJ; III ~ co:H'hl's ( ;nrtlo n Ba k t>r :tn d .loP "", M,\'t' I'S ; lt ' IHi i ~ t 'U:H ' Ii ~lim () .., - bor nP: tra r k {'Oitc hc s Kf' llh M c C uin·. O:I V<' r. _ , ·o ns :-tnd Chu c k Hm ·d : .iun ior hi g t1 traC' k roac h('s T i m T <Jr\·in an d l\1 ;.11 1 Bokov it z. All spri ng spo rt athlt' IC's. thr i r p~trt• nt s. l'OiH'h0s and thf•i r wiw•s ;11'(' in vil ('(l. Tht · Boostr rs Clu b \\' ill proviclr thf' ham . tab le sC'r v icl', m ilk and t·ofiC'I' . ParPnt s \\: ill bri ng a t'OVl' r f'd di sh. Stu " clt•nt s ;m• as kN I to bri n).! lhr followi ng: Fn •shmt •n - clps~ I' !'I S So phn morPs and ju niors - onf' hot ancl orw cold \"t'J::!:I'Iubk SP nio r ~ - mf•at o r m t·;lt di sh ll'qUi\':IIP!l t 10 Jll S(' I' Vingsl All a thlrt('S Jrf' J Sk('d 10 "' ' a~ · afiN th1· b;t nq uf' t 10 help in rl('GJ ni ng up lllf' C'a fr 1Pr ii.l . Th P RoO ."i iN ~ Club will haY(· O nl ' m ore mrPt ing at ;1 di.lt f' to br ;1nnoum·pd lat f'r In t.l ixr u:--!'i CIJn mf' m lw r ship an d lh<• F'uod 11ooth h fl f Ol'(' ad journin g for lhP sum m f• r . E oJpr Worrel l , wh o struggled rl:l rlic r in the _vear. Worrell relired pinch -hitler P,hil O 'Neill to noteh his six th save oft he y ear and l hird in t he lasl lhr r e Sl. Lou is games. " M ~, confi dPnce is ba r k," sa id Worrell. " Whe n you throw il righ l dow n I hi' chute in lhe big leagues. I hey are going to hit il. I' m j us t pilr hing bell flr now . I fP<.' l good .·· The comeback b_v l hc Reds sal isfied Manager Pc1c Rose . " We ban led." Rose said. "We had some oppor tunities 10 scar(•. T hr .v ha d mor r opportunit iPs I ha n we di d bull hey krplietling us off I he hoo k. Thai kepi giving m e life.'' T hr Cardinals gave Cox a !l-0 Jpa fl 1hro ugh fou r inn in.[!s. "Once I got l hc load. I didn'l want to givr it up." Cox sa id . · 'T hP R('d S ca n scan• a lot r un s. I wa nted to kerp us in the gam e. "Now I know giv ing up four r uns ilnd ni n<' hi ts looks likf' i:l mrdi r o rr game bu l · l 'll tak r it. , t\ny lim £' .vou r an shu t down the Reds and win . .vou have to fC'C'I good about il. " No onr rou ld say how long- \\'t>ek of May 1"1. IMii DlLtt•-G)Pmna!tlum . .....:: IOSI'f 1 ' ................. 12 :.10-1: :10 p.m . F iln('s Swim" May 21.1- li·R p.m . Colkt(t' Rt' ('. fi ·R p.m. Cn ll r-~C' Swim • ... - ................ ... ~ ....... Cln~ rrl . t2::liJ.Ufl p.m Fll nr~~ Swim ' May 21- CinsN I .. ,. ... _, _ ...... May 22- li-FI p .m . Oprn He·{' . t.- ~ ' ' .·~~· · : . ... ~,::-: SEA HOST FAMILY: ' A select group of Engli sh-speaking . tee nagers from· Europe , A sia, and Latin ' America .will arrive in the U.S. l his' August - each one looking forward to : living wilh ao American fami ly for a , high school year. YOU could be one of these families! Di scover an olher culture wit hout leaving home. Share yo ur country in a fun and fascinating way. And gain a special , friend for life. While Your loca l EF Foundati on Area Repre · se nt ative is int ervi ewing prospective fam ili es· now. Host fam ili" are able 10 ch oose the sludent best suited for their home. Bluo Callioda y: • .· . LISA KOCH .. 446-2319 or call toll-free 1-800-44-SHARE · Mon. & Fri. 9:30 till 1""·· Wed .. !hun. & Sat. 9:30 til s SI XTH Glli\ll E I ' IIEF.RI.Ei\llEIIS - Tht'"'' sixth gradP '-' ht•t•rlt•ullt>rs of lht• Southern Eh·nwnlary Sc hool won flr~t plaN' In tht• ~l~t h gradt• dl\'lslon of th~' Soulhc rn Gradt> St:hool Tournanwnt . • 'J'ht'V an•, front, I tor, Nlkkl lhh'• •Jodi fununlns. knt•t•llng, Carrh• ~toraritv : setond. I to r. Mt•gan Wollt'. Mlrho>lh• l'aruthers. Jlealhl!r Hill: hack. Christi Maidt•ns and ,Jnllt• IIIII .•I uno• 1\nn IIIII sn\'t's ot:"i nd\'hwr. ,. ---------:A":'L":'I.'::;S';;E";:O':'A;"L--------SOFfBI\LL 1987 PhiV\'r ShriTI Comp1on Sheila R oss Tonja Strobri clgl' Bct sv &rgdoll K:11·1io Howell .. Miss" Du ll on ... P('nr\\' Newsom e ·• Cre,ccnl Alford ... Lorl Brown ~ : K('ll\' E cl wa rd~ Angie Burk e Krill' Hel dman Sl epha nlr Karc her Jennv And erso n , Ta m m ~· Sm it h •• \' r. School At hens Al hr ns Athens Galli.! Ara dr my Gall la A r a d r m~· , J<Jckson Jackson L oga n . Loga n L oga n Mar iel ta Mariett a Marlell a Warren Warren Sr. So . Sr. Jr. Jl·. S1·. St·. J r. F r. Sr. Jr . Jr. Jr . So. So. Most Va lu able Pl ayer- Tonja Strobridge. Athens . Co-Coa ches of the Year- Jerry Yales, Athens, R alph T aylor , p.m. Oprn Swim; May 23-1 ·:1 p.m. Op£'n Rf'c-. . ............ ............. 1·.1 p.m. Oprn Swi m, May 24-1 -:t p .m . Opf'n Rf'r·. . ..... . . ....... ... ... .. ........ 1-.1 p .mC. Opf'n ~wl m fi-1'1 p.m . fnllrgf' RN·. . ..... 1 ; -~ p.m l'lll f'p:r .-.w 1 m, Yellow Pink .· , ·.·. ' . Pool ' ..... ...... l -.1 p.m OpPII S wim • ......... .......... 1\-li p .m . Cnllt'J'!f' Swim fi.fl p.m . ('o11h!£' Hrc· ............ . .. ..... 12::m-1:.10 p . m . F: I1nf's ~ Swim ' M ay I M -7-~ p .m . Cn ii PJH' R£•£· 7.(! p.m. Cni iPgP Swim' May 19 -C iosPII .. ........ .... ........... .. ........ ............. 12: :J0-1-:10 p .m . F' i lnf'~sCSwlm , May 17-1 ·.1 p.m. OpC'n R1•c ......... ... .... .. ... . SUNRISE . . . .. 'I ro br an American. " EF EcNciiiOMI FoundiiiOn lor f'ofelgn Stildy 1528 Ctlapala Slrtet Santa Barbera. CA 93101 MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the Gallla Soli and Water Conservation District, is located somewhere in Gallla County . Individuals wishing to participat e In the weekly contest may do so hy guessin g lhe farm'sowner.,Just mail, or drop off your guess lo the the Daily Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy , Ohio, 45769 or the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, and you may win a $.5 'Farm flashes blr consis tent with pl ant ing intent ion s. Thu s. acr eag€' red ucl loo s l end 10 confirm ea rlier ex pectation s for som p work · down in sur plus stock of corn and whea t in 1987-88. )ly John C. Rice Tr anspl antin g Dogwood Trees County Extension Agent - This l ime of year we always Agriculture gel calls regarding I he l ra nsplat· .POME ROY - Soli conditi ons ing of dogwood trees. TRis is nol aro Import ant in obtaining good the time or yea r to tr anspl ant stand s. You should plant when these trees . You m ay want tOtag I he soil is dry enough to crumble. tbe lrees now bul t he best tim e to Plantin g In welter soil s can lead transplant dogwoods Is In lal e to poor seed soil co nt acl and wint er or spring as soon as th e unclosed seed furrows, both so li thaws and befor e the leaves which can reduce stands. begin to unfold. You should also plant corn an If you are collec ting wild I rees, inch and a half deep. Pa!llcu· you a re mos t likely to be larly with co rn , shallower pla nI· successful lf yo u choos e on ly ing will cause more problems small trees - noI over 3 feet tall. lh an deeper . P lant at lhree to Aller you re plant them. c ut lhl' four mil es an hour. Experienced braches back seve rely to co m· no-till plante r s ma y plan t fas l er pensate for toss of roots In but newcom er s should go slow, digging. chec k ca libra li on f requ ently and Dogwood s growing ar ound th e learn as they go alo ng. home a re not easy to tra nspl ant , It's of ten eas ier to pl aol fi elds but you can avoid transpl anting cover ed with heavy resi du e in the losses by di ggin g carefull y to all ernoon . Thi s allows I he dew lo preserve mos t of thP r oots dry. The r es idue will be cri sper uninjur ed and by protec ting the and will shatl er mor e eas ily r oots from drying while I hey ar e un der the planl er an d generally oul of the ground . a ll ow n. n C'asir r p l a n t in g In gen er al. dogwoods ar p dtffl· oper ali on. r ull 10 tra nspla nl . To ensure Slocking Pond s Wilh ri sh . success I hey should be m oved We have a li sI of companies who balled and bu rla pped. Pr uning Is sl ack fis h. A lso, R & G F eed a·nd se ldom necessary except 10 rr· Supply is ta king ordPrs. Fi sh wi ll move Injured. diseased . dea d or be deli vered to the store to be picked up Wednes day, May 20. from 10:30 a.m. to 12: 110 noo n. In sec t-i nfeste d l iss ues . Dogwoods requ ire shade l o grow welL R em ember lh al l hese pl ant s a1·e for est understory pl ant s in natu re. Th ey are not · sullble in an ope n lawn area In Ohio. If dogwoods ar e planted In r easonably fertile soil t hat is well suppli ed with or ga nic mailer, thrv se ldom need fertilizing. Free bloom ing Is pr om oled by mod erate ralher th an quick growl h. If you wariii OSl imui al e WO Wih of vou r trees after they have r ecOve r ed f r om transpl anting I or Ill hey show signs thallhr soli Is inferlile. you ra n appl y I he same fertilize r s I hal vou use lor yo ur l awn or ga r den ..Ap ply I hem from l ai r win te r l hro ug h ea rl y summer ' . Signs of low soli ferllll ty are small . spar se. pa le leaves and short I wi g gr owl h. Use 2 pounds of frrlllize r per Inch of trunk dl am el cr. Broad· cast I he fc rlill zer In a baod 2 tQ 3 feel wide under lh c end s of (he bra nches. Do nol pl ace ferl liizer near I he 1runk. • Down ... But not out. See the Broadway Show CATS Depression can be treated f!ffectively. on this tour New York City May 2 7-31 MENTAL HEALTH MONI'I:I: Mayl987 PICKUP IN JACICSON-MOTORCOACH TOUR .CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION 3b0 IICOND AVE. GAlliPOliS, OHI0...:.446·0b99 Woolland Cenlo<s, Inc. . Gallipolis, Ohio . lnlormaUon: 446-5500 1 Crislsllne: 446·5554or 1-800·252-5554 • . . GIVING BIRTH TO GENERATIONS CMel- T1Yt Is wholt our ObstetrluJ Dep;vtment patdes Itself on. We love batnglns new life and joy Into lhe world. The love we share Is senulne and the medial care we provide Is professlollili.Let us WE BWM IN MnlNT·PHYSICIAN RUAnONSHIPS We believe lhat strong padent·physlclan relationships are the key to an en!oyable and successl'ul delivery. That means your physician delivers your child . teO you what l'leuant \lallt;y Hospital's Obstetrlu De.,.nmea:~t bel~s ln. "Tre.mng 'TIOthers with care. respect ano personalltd ~m e nti on Is i\ major part or my zoom 35mm- 70mm practice .'' john Credico. M.D. See complete line of all the Pentax Cameras 1 "I h,we been ddivering bo3bies for TAWNEY STUDIOS 424 Second, Gallipolis many ye.us .tnd watching my . patk·nr who ~ , l(l v(: been Cctr'ng for the lt~s r 9 months deliver het rh•lcl l!) still a mos; rewMcling part of my life." john Grubb. M .D. •• ,. I I > IIIII. i's -51- Allhe lop of lhe lineup, FS-65 - Slihl's supe:r,· .\.."""-~~ FS-80- This Slihl hard '-~~"­ lhis Slihilrimmer hils grass and Jl()Wered brushculler takes hitter duns up Mn lhe w"'d' hard and holds ils ground. prenure off difficuh wk.!. 111118hes1 a,pontnl. llur· LighiWtlghl wilh loop handl< for Lighlweighl wilh bicycle -handle mounled "'line i..,...sbllante. easy maneuverabilily. Eleclronic cuntrob. Eledronic ignition 1nd I'Je<trooic lenition provides lut, ignilion pi'OI'ides sure slarts. anlivibral lon syslem plus Slihl's su"' sllrts. Aativibntion SfStem When it comes to servicing Antivibration system and exclusive Poly-cui '" htad add lo llluws quider, smoother cutt1111. wlllllhey se~ , Slihl is bolting safely clutch offer safe and ease and sale!}' of op<ration. Shoulder harneu and protecti>lo 1000! Ujjiie many competilors. sleady I rimming: Shoulder harness and prolec· loafes incbled. Slihl prodllds m JDid exclusively $139.95 wilh tive goggles included. $299.95. lh""''ll ~ilflly-tnif!Cd Slihl "SerRotocul head. $259.95. De*n, ... pnlllide )00 wilh vi<illl" Sl49.95 wilh dear-cut .._n ID quellions and String head. the best RMC! lflillllle liN' Ill your Slihl ENROLL NOW OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIA.N SCHOOL l'"'" ' Grades K6-12 • Music • Sports Starting Its 11th Year of Service ••••., of lllllflca Auoclatioll of Christa• Schook VISIT US at 1lllfll ·& Lomt St., Gallipolis <ljllipmont STIHL QUAUTV CAN BE YOURS FOR AS LITTL£ AS $25 PER MON111. CALL 446-03 74 2204 East1111 AYI., Galipolis, Oh. • ' Extra caution needed pigs sold moslly In lhe i• Sl-51.07 per pound price range. ... ICE Mlftl CARTER TRACTOR SALES Meigs County Agent's corner ' cash prize from I he Ohio Valle.Y Publishing Co. Leave your name, addr ess and telephone nu~her with your card or letter. No l elephone calls will he accepted. All contest en'trles should be turned in lo the newspaper olflce by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In Case of a tie, thP winnt•r will he chosen by lottery. Next week, a Meigs County farm will he featured by lhe Meigs Soli and Water Conscrva· lion District.. By Edward M. Vollborn The 17 year Cica das doc ustl County Extension Agent creat e a lot of exc ite ment. Agriculture A ccordin g to our inform ation , GAlLIPOLIS - To bacc o th e nexl encounter will be 1991 for 'transplanting time Is almosl Gallia Counl y . They should be here. Seedlin gs have developed cont ained most f)' in western Ohi o fast due to the warm weather and this year. Th e Thur m an area is as a r esuil may be tender. Some on a lill ie different cycle and -extra caution could reduce transshouldn 't see the Cicad a unlil plan I diseases . Young plants arc 1999. A lol publlcily on the 1987 excellent targets for disea se br ood has m adr severa I toea 1 or gani sms , espec ially If br ui sed people 10 fea r l hal the Cica da or wounded. would be a problem thi s year for Dr. Bill Nesmith. Plant Pathol - · Gaili a. Accord i ng l o our bes t ogist at lhe Unlversil y of Ken inform ation. we don't th ink thi s ~lu c ky, suggesl s some lips lo wi l l be the case . ' reduce tran splant probl em s. Acreage r edu cllon progra m s They are: 11 Make lhP suppleI his year will r es ult In a total of mental applications of Ridomil 54.4 m il. cropland acr es bring and other funRicides l o I he bed ; dive rt ed to co ns€'rv ing uses. 21 harden planls a few days Acreage diver sion s ar e r equired befor~ pulli ng by removing the of feed gr ai n. food gr ain and cov ers; 3) r t>movf" transplants cott on producer s to receive price from the bed one at a time ; 41 and Income suppor l s. Ail told . keep plants In the shade alter 84'Y, of the natlon 'ss 231. 7 mi l. pulling; 51 instruct tho peo ple base cr op ac r es arc enrolled. F or pu llin g well . one poorl y trained corn . 87.81! was enrolled In l hr person can cause ~onsiderablE' 20 ji unpaid r edu ction and 54.W4 problem s; 61 use pl enty of water was put Into the opt lonal1 5'il P•;,l - · during the lransplanllng; 71 diver sion. - ca lculate I he rales of transplant Thi s divert s 21.5 mil. acr es and · water amendment s carefully to pui s expected planlings at about prevent damage to roots and 67-68 mtl . acres. conslsent wilh stems. March pla nting lnl ent!ons. For The University of Kenlucky wheat. 83.4'7. ol the ba se was are recommending lhat the enrolled In the 27.5'Y, r educll on norlhern and easlcrn counlles of progra m, div erting 20.5 mil. Kentucky nol sample fescu e for acres. Whpn und('rplant in~s are endophyle for a few more days factor£td In, this is also re-a so na inlo the season. They say thai samples currently being ·run have erratic r£>sults . We assume I hal lhe same would apply lo our area . Samp lr s can be run throu gh lhe Auburn Unive rsit y Diagnostic Cenler . F orms are avatlable at the County Exlen· slon Office. Cost per sample Is $25 . A coupl e weeks from now will probabl y be a good time to gel ah accura te sample and still have en ough season left lo make some managemenl changes. Free us~ of a portable spra yer for control of multi -flora rose will The only automatic br offered I he nexl couple weeks . The sprayer Is . being made compact with a power availabl e by Mr. John Under · lens. wood , Exl ension Agronomist. It is a porlable unit , power ed by a small gasoline engine. II ha s Convenient featu~e: about 50 feed of hose and a 50 of 80 •Handy focus Lock gallon lank . It can be l ran sporled •Self Timer b y pi c kup l r uck . lwo -wheel •LCD Window trailer. farm wagon , etc. To borrow I he sprayer. call the Soli •Auto. Winder and Water Di str ict Office at 446-8687. Use of will be based on our f! rsl call basis. Feeder pig prices sllll held sl rong a1 lhe May 7, graded feeder pig sa le. So me 1310head of pigs weighed an average of 49 pounds and sold for an average of $105.62 per hundred . Top was on 50 head of c rossbred pigs weigh· an aver age 32 .8 pounds and !• ~ .•111,,. lor S136 per hundred or 1~ una ' '--~ No-till ·planting·suggestions i ·~~j;~ per hrad . The 50 pound Lw.f Page-C·7 .. LVNE CENTER SCHEDULE MADE IN U.S.A. 11NO ~ May 17, 1987 9·'· w~mzees Step Into Summer • Farm Da vis mighl be ou l. t hir d w ith a tripje. Although h~ " J ca n' t predict ," Dayi~ said. pitched ihe fifth wilhout d1ffl· " It may be a day or seven days. I c ulty, his knee buckled as he mighl wake up and wan I lo pl ay an empled 1o th·r ow the first pitch . the nexl game. " of 1he sixth. St. Louis Manager Whiley Repl ays ol Fernandez slidiQg Herzog jes l r d I hat Dav is should i nt o lhir d showed his kn~ r es t. bumped the ba g. He m ay also "I don'l think he ought to risk have twisted il . pl ay ing unlil ,al leasI Tu esda y," " I won ' t even speculat e." Mels Her zog said. Manager Davey Johnson said of D avis, who is· bai ting .358 and lhe injury. Johnson is already leads tM ·league in hom ers ·and w ithoul two of his top star l ers. RBI, suffered the Injury in the Dwigh t Gooden and Bob Ojeda. four th inning. Fernandez. who walk ed fou r Wilh the ba ses load ed and out . and s1ruck ou l seven , lefl with a Terry Pendl et on drilled il balll o 7-0 lead and impmved to fi-2. left ce nterfield. Da vis go1 a good Elsewher e in l~e NL , At lanta jump and cau ght lhc ba ll j ust Philadeldumped Pitl sbu r gh above the turf. He landed oo hi s . phia downed s an Diego H. left shoulder. On ly one r uo Montreal defeal ed Los Angeles scor ed on what rould ~ ave been a 6-3and Chi cago beat Hou slon .1- 1. bases- c lear ing doubled. In the American L eague, it "Th at wa s one hell of a r·al ch," wa s: Dctroil 4. Clevela nd 3; Her zog said. " M innesota 3. Boston 1; Chlrago5. Rose said D av ijt may sit out <:1 Texas 0; Kansas City 4. Chi cago week . .1; New Y or k 7, Sea tile 4; Toronl o "That happens a lot on Astro- :l. Oakland 2: aod Ca lifornia 7. .t urf - a j ammed shoulder." Ballimore 6 in 10 innings. Rose said. "We' re j ust gla q l~at Braves 9, Pirates 3 il 's no1 discloc aled. Thankfully, AI Pll tsbur·gh, Ozz ie Virgil it's not his throwing ar m . If wa s a rrar ked a three-run homer to hell uv a catch , was n't it?" highlight a si x-r un eighlh inning, Natlonall.eague Roundup helping the Braves snap Pil lsAI New York. Fer nandez. 1hr bu rgh' s four -g am e winnin g Mel s' top p itcher lhis year. lefl slreak. Paul Assenmar hrr. 1-1. aft er holdin g San r ra neiseo was the winner. Hipolit o Pcn a. w ithout a hil for fiv e inn ings 0-1. lOok the loss . when an injur-'· to his lcfl kn ee Phillies 7, Padres 4 prevcnled him from pilrhin g the AI Philadelphia . Mill Thomp· si xlh . T he Met s held oo lo w in 8-.1. son tripled in tw o r uns to kry a Fern andez has bee n one of t il e fiv e-run fifth inning, C'Xtending fe w brighl spots as the Mots ha ve San Diego's losing streak to four plundered to fifth place in thr gaines. Sh ane Rawley, 3-2, Ea st. gained the v ictor~'· St ev e Bedro· His in jury, diJgn osed as an sian, lhe fourlh Philadelphia apparen t kn ee s pra in, occurred pil r her, got lh e last out for hi s i n the boll om of the four lh inning fif th save. San Di e~:o starter Ed whil e he was sliding sa fely into . Whil son. 1-5. look I he loss. .. ~o I • J WliiWlVE IN INFANT CARf. fDUCATJON In addition to giving mother and child special care, w e provide instruction and information on the needs or the ne.>AxJrn which includes feeding . bathing. taking temperatures. and other general infant Cdre. W£ BWlVE IN FAMI))'-((NT(JtfD CARl We believe in f.amlly-cente red care. What is family centered care ? It Is allowing support p ersons ( usually relatives and friends) to be with the expectant mother during the labor and delivery process. [ven in th e<:<~s e of a ,I cesarean section, the father is usually allowed Into the ,I operaHng room . As soon as possible after delivery, lhe nurses enc ourage the father. brothers and sisters. an<;t grandparents to partlclp.:ote in the Cdre of I he Infant and the support of the mother. �~ Page- C-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel · May 17, 1987 .. ' .. - :i Business . ••• • Section D . May 17, 1987· I Stocks slide amid inflation worries GREAT VACATION GIVE-AWAY! TAKE PLUNGE BUY A NEW OR USED CAR OR·TRUCK••• ' MIDDLEPORT- If you want to dine out an d have some good ·: · food at reasonabl e prices, co n'•' sider Middleport's new Cedar •: Restaurant and Lounge loca ted ' in the former La Salle Restaura nt , buildin g on Second Avenue. , Owners Ron and Ca ppy Ray .• mond . Al bany. opened offici ally >· on M:w 1. ~· * Deluxe Accommocllltlons at the Myrtle Beach Hilton and Golf Club * Spll~ I of Champagne upon Arrival * Welcome Continental Breakfast for 'IWo * Complimentary Rides Package to the Myrtle Beach Pavillion and Amusemen~ Park * Children Occupying Same Room As Parenti Stay Free HILTON The Hilton has an incredibly wide beach, the wMest in the world, lighted tennis courts, and an 18 hole championship golf course. the Arcadian Shores Club, which is rated among the top 100 courses in America. When you come to Myrtle Beach. you'll experience the ultimate family vacation . .. . Res1a urant hours arr 7 a.m . to 9 p.m. Monda y through Sa turrlay with tho lounge open unll l 2::10 Myrtle Bea£11 llallsl LOUNGE' - Sharon Icenhower, of The Cedar Restaurant and Lounge, serves cuslomers a full line of l egal beverages. ;:·New Middleport 41111~ The Great North American Vacation Giveaway® Includes Four Days and Three Nights of ... . OWNERS - Ron and Cappy Raymond, owners of The Cedar Restaurant and Lounge in Middleport, take just a moment in the dining room to consider some changes In the menu . restaurant opens ' a.m. ing are also fea tu red on Friday Sunday resta uran! hours are and Saturday. still fluctuating the Raymond s Th e Raymonds are in the say but tho lounge is open from process of remodel ing the up· ' noon lo 8 p.m. on Sunda y. stair s of I hei r building for use by Th e Cedar "caters to famil y clubs and privat e parties. dining at loll prices," says Ron Th e res taurant will cater to Raymond, wlth daily speCi als large and small parti es when and take-outs also featured. given two-weeks notice. The restauran-t offers a full Including the Ra y mond s, the m ~nu and a Saturday night rest aurant and loun ge now has 12 prime r ib specia l from !i·to 9 p.m. ·employees. Li ve en.ter ta inment ·a nd danr· .·:• . * . ........ '•' SALE BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 18TH •• ' '. '. *For The First 20 Buyers :·• •• ' •• .'•'. ' C&SOE plans to reduce cost next month COL UMBUS. Ohio JU Pil Columbu s and Slluthern Ohio Ele~tric Co. customers will be pay ing 1.6 percent less for their elec tricit y beginning .June I . the utilit y announced Friday . The utilit y Is decreasi ng It s r·at es as a rcs ull or its lower elec tric fu el component rate the part of the bill tha i pays for the fu el used t ogenr.ra l c power through Nov ..10. E lectric fuel c·o mponr nl rat es are reviewNI by the Publh' Ut Hi t les Commiss ion . of Ohio every six months. Th e rate reduction will be the third in seven months by th<• company, " spokesman said . Rates wen• r·ecluccd b)' :1.7 percent last Dec . I , and aga in Apri l I as a result of I he Tax Reform Ml of 1986. C&SO[ resitl ential rustomers using :>00 kiilowa tt hours of electrlcit v on the st; ~nd ar d rat<• after Ju.ne I wil l pay $40.!il monthl.v. a dcc rea s<' of $1.27 a month . ' :·••• • '• '- ,.~:• Firm will '• . :" • to pay benefits .•; ' DALLAS 1UPII - The ban krupt LTV Corp. received perm is· sion from a fe(l cral ban krupl y co urt Frlda y.to co ntinue making co mpany-paid benefits for one month for the co mpany's hli, OOO ret ired workers. r·,. • •• '. '• '• • I• '~· STF,:EL IN PLACE - Steel has been putln place for tht• 12,000 square fool huilding ofl Sycamore Sl., in Gallipolis betwe en Second and Third f Avenues. Evans Entl'rpriscs tore down the old Gold Van .Lint•s building earlier llois year to , construct a war<•house addition for River City Farm Supply. Th<• structurt• will he used tu slort• DELTA88 farm suppllt"S, feed and grain, according to Alden Wedemey<•r of River City Farm Supply. 'fht• warehouse will be completed in the next3~days , and will require lhrce new employees. II will also houst• supplies for companies that will hr distributors in this area, Wedemeyt•r said. I! i• !' ;! Money Ideas .;~What . ' :! ,. is a Ginnie Mae? Ry STAN EVANS •, Gl\LLI POLIS - Ginnie Maes ::a rc government sC'('Urities, gua. •, ran teed by the HOURS: MoJl(lay, Wednesday, Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30a.m.- 5 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1-4 p.m. '•-.Cov e r nmC'nt ' ::Nat ion a\ M-o.r1:• ~age l\ssor•a· ·: tion tCNMAl ::a nd backed by : the full fai th and •: credit of the U.S. =· govrrnment. CORVE'ITE .•• ' · : How arrGinnieMa!'Securllles , • different from other government ; "scrur itics'! '•• > T hev are based on and backed by ~· specific poo ls or FHA and v A ' mortgages and lherefore, classi· : fled as rea l <•sta l e investments. •: Additlonnally, while bonds pay ' interest onl.v semi -annually , Gin• hie Ma e pa ss- through securities ~! - on a monthly basis - pa y ' int erest plus a pro rata share of 1 a11 principal 1amor1lzatlon and ~ 1prepaym ent s ). 00 $1,000. CASH What is !he purpose of the Gin nie Mae program? Ginnie Maes were created in 1970 to help cha nnel funds from the securi ties markets into the , housing m arket. serv ing to in· ' crease the overall credit supply .for housing. To 'date. more than •$150 billion in Ginnie·Mae securi' :ues have been issued . 1 : By offering excep11onal benef· ,lis. Ginnie Maes allract a wide : variety of investors. especially • th ose interested In secure retire· COBB > ~ ' ·men1 mcome _ ·! CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE • CADILlAC LOCATED ALONG THE RIVER.IN POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO How safe are Ginnie Maes? :: They are bac ked by tht> full ' :tailh an d credit of the U.S. : ;overnment . GNMA guarantees • ;that t>ach Ginnie Mae investor • 'receives prompt , regu Ia r pay~ •ments of principal and interest •:and full repay ment of principal ; -even Jf mortgages In the pool go ••• .·=••. • continu~ • int o dC'faull. Yo ur pa yments are not affected b)' th e prrformancc of lh(' homeowner or lhC' Gi nnie Mae iss ucr . What kind of yield does a Gi nni C' Mae offer'! Ginnie Maes usually offer the hi ghest yiel d of fr<lora lly guara nteed sccurit v. Gin nie Macs have traditionally outperform ed 11/\A corpo rate bonds rwhich usually do not have a government guara nt ee \. l\nd beca use you receive a monthly ·r<"lurn tas opposed t o the semi-annual pa yment of most bonds 1, you enjoy a constant cash flow, which Includes ·rPi urn of principal that ran be reinvested , thus possibly Increasing yo ur overa ll yield . Hence. a Ginnie Mae pass· throu!(h has a greater y iel d than a bond investm ent with the sa me " coupon " rate. which pays Interes t only semi -annually. (Stan Evans Is an lnveslm£•nt broker with TIM> Ohio Company office In Gallipolis.) Vaughn completes sales course GALLIPOLIS - Tommie D. Va ughn , of118Stat eSt. , recently completed a course In jewelry sales with the Gemologicallnstl· tut e of America, of Santa Mon· lea. Ca lif. , and was awarded the lnstilut e's prestigi ous Jewelry S~Irs certificat e. Established In 1931, the nonprofit Institute is an educalional research organization servin g the jewelry industry, with cam puses and laboratarles in New York and California. To com plete the jewelry sales course successfull y, Vaughn had to master a range of Information, ranging from precious metals, diamonds and colored stones to custom j ewelry and current styles and fashions. , LTV spokesman Charl es Palmer sa id lhl• company received approva l late fr iday afternoon from U.S. Ba nkr upt cy Judge Burton Lofland in New York Ci l,\ ', Maj~r banks up • • prtme rate agatn By ALAN KRAUSS ra ising the discount rate. which UP f Busin ess Writer Is th e inlcrcs l bank s pay to NEW YORK t UP I I - Major borrow from th e Fed. banks around the nation Frida y "The comblnatlon·of inflation raised thei r prime rate. the base and co nllnuing downward pres· interest charged on commercia l sure on the dollar will a lmost loa ns, to 8.25 percent annually su rely throw I he Fed!'ral Re· from 8 percent. sNv~ ov~r th e cliff on lightening Cha se M anhatta n Bank , the the money supply," Si nai sa id . first to announce th e increase, " With tOday's tPrOducer Pri ce was quickly followed by Cit · Index) result , th~ F ed has plent y Ibank, Chemical Bank, Man ufac· of ammunl11on to cut the dlsount turcrs H a n o v e r Tru st , rate at any time.... The sprea d Pittsburgh's Mellon Ba nk and between th !' prlmr rate and other s, Including a number of banks' cost of fund s. cou ld have r egional bank s. The ban ks sa id suppor ted a prime rate increase th e Increase wa s eff ec ti ve two weeks ago." Immediately. Th e Labor Departm ent !'rlday Spokesmen for the banks de· reported U.S. producer prices el l ned to co mment on the tim ing rose a seasonal !¥ adju sted II. 7 or r eason s beh lnd 1he mo·ve. , percent In ApriL The Incr ease, Banks calculate th e Interes t which tran slates to an 8.9 pcrcc nt charged on a va ri ety or co nsumer annual rate. was larger than a nd small-business loans on the expected. prim e. An increasi ng number of Ri ck Sa martino, a banking cred it ca rd ra tes also are pegged analyst with Argu s Re search several point s above I he rate. Corp., sai d th at while the prime The banks' biggest corpo rate rate Increase was widely antlcl· customers. however, genera lly pal ed, It co uld add fu ello fearsof negotiat e lower rates on shprt· renewed Inflation that have daml erm bank borrowings. pened rln anclal markets in re· The lates t round of rises comes cent weeks. just two we!'ks aft er most bank s boosted the rate to8percent from 7. 75 percent in the wake of Woman fired lwcause co nfirmation th at the Federal Reserve Board moved to restrict of wearing makeup growth of the co untry's money supply in an effort 10 suppor t th e FINDLAY, Ohio 'iU PI J - A dollar. 40-year·old woman ha s been Analys is sai d the banks' move fired from her job al the RC/\ to raise the prim e was not Corp . for Insubordination beunexpected. cause she refused to stop wearing "It was only a question or makeup. when, not whether ," said Allen Barbara Ford, the so le suppor· Sinal, chief economist of Shearter of her 15-year -old son, said son Lehml!l Brothers Inc. · she knew she would lose the Sinal said the big banks proba $10-an-hour job she has held for bl y are acting now In anliclpallon 17 years. but we.nt to work of the Federal Reserve Board Thursday wearing mak~up. .••• ~· • •' • • Ry ELLEN FREILICH commodit y prices as measuretl UP! Buslnt'!is Writer by the Commodit y Research · NEW YORK iUPI! - Th~ Burea u' s price index. .: · stock market trad ed i n a mixed Pete.' Furniss. managing ril• . paltern las t wt>e k unti l it sur· rector In the listed tradlr'(ll cumbed on Fr iday to worries department of Smit h Barn~y ; over r ising Inter est rates and Har ris Upham & Co.. said risin')! inflation. int<'res t rates and the sharpe'vi : The Dow Jones indu strial than-expected rise in the goverri·' dropped 49.7H points. wiping out men! •s April Producer Price• the gain of the prior week and Index revived In flat ion fears: closed at 2272.52. - and Inves tors " just walk ' The Dow fell1 :, poi nts Monday, away" from the market. ;:: . r·osr 15.30 point s Tuesd ay, Philip Braverma n, economls climbed 7.08 points Wednesday at the Briggs Divisi on of lrvln(t an d slipped 4.19 Thursday . Thr Seru rilles. a subsidiary oflrvlnWon lv decisive move occurr<'d Trust, sa ld the uptrend In lnt e ~l !'rlday, when ri sing commodit y est rates Is likely to persist ( prices and bank . pr ime lending while longer. driven In part "b}'i rate hikes spurred selling that fea rs of a resurgence of inflatloiil knocked the Dow down !i2 .97 and a wea ker dollar." point s, it s fourth-biggest point · Braverman sa id when ~~­ loss eve r. Feder al Reserve's open mar~et Th e prim e rate increases to commit tee meets this week , It H.25 percent from 8 pet·cent likely to maintain· Its curren exacerbated th e lnflallon ron · moneta ry policy , slnre It does ncit rcr ns ah·eady raised by · tht> want to fi ght inflallon feH rs wiO,j govr.rnm cnt 's r cpor! F'riday !hat a higher Interest rate s trate~ producer priers jumped 0.7 per - that co uld put a " fra~lle" eco a• ren t in April and by rising Continued on 0 ·2 · :: _:I '!t" CLASS OFFICERS - Among thoseA selected to lra,de•-.bll~ at the Clninn•ll Collcgr of Mortuary Science was Moor<! of VInton, standing second from right. Ol!leer~ arc, !IC11te11, ~ ~ Rre0t Hartlt•y, McComb, Ohio. treasul'<'r; ,Jan Roherts, •lll<~k8,011, :,"f secretary ; ,Jim Robinson , Piqua, Ohio, pn•sldcnt; Phillips, Hamilton, vier presldrnt; standing, .James E • Clnlnnall, chapluln; Roh.Joncs, c;rrenvllle, live, Moore, sergeant at arms; and ,John (i . Blue, l'ara~llsc, class rl'prt•!•wntaU\'t' . po~lllons • Kenneth Riggs, Route 1, •t· Reedsville, Hancock honoree:;•• R EF. D~V I LLE - K(•nnPth [ . MPKrnna presrnt r d 7~ first · time, "Gene" Riggs , of Rt. I , n e~ d s ­ qualiflcrs and 12 new llf vi llc. has· been named to thr member s with mt•dalllons , sym' PrPslilent 's Honor Cl ub al .John IJollc of memix'rshlp In the honor Hancock Financial Services . Th e club. '" honor club Is a ):!roup ol l•·udlng II ean•r•r agent. Riggs tntn~lt: saiPS represe nt atlv•'·' from tht• th e .John Hancock In 191i!i and Is fir m ' s na llonwld<' grn c r a l I if<• member In the honor club; a~en cy field forrr. 1\ctlve In eommunlly l\ mem ber of the Columbu s hl' Is ~ member and ~e n rru l agcn(·y, hP wa:; among presldrn t or th r Middleport. :112 representatives atlr ndlng t hr• la ry r tub. He Is a member a eompuny's annual President 's past ma stcr of Shudr Honor Cl ulJ JW·ent ly at thr· Lodge .No . 4;:1 F&AM and Marrloll 's DPsc•·t Springs Resorl m~m~•· r of thr 1\laclln Temol<il &. Spa In Pal m Desert , Calif. and Br lprr Shrine Club. also past pr·rsiclcnt and rurrrPnl H<'a dln g the hom<' otllrr offl· secr etary or 1heM .C .M . 1\s.iorla. <'luis In att endancl' was Siephl •n lion of Llfr Undcrwr lt c rs. Brown, p rrsl d ~nl un ci <' hlrl oprJ'· Riggs, his wlf<' .Judy and the•lr< allons olflc<'r. two chlldrl'n live at :J9:tR:. Ohio Senior v lre pre., Jcl<•nt Tere nce Reedsville. Supplying the Agricultural County with TOP QUALITY BRAND NAME PRODUCTS - BALER TWINE GILT EDGE 9,000 & 10,000 FT. $1489 18,000 FT. $1589 THIU MAY KENT FEED NOW IS THE TIME TO START CREEP FEEDING YOUR CALVES FOR MORE GALLONS IN THE FALL STOP IN AND TALK TO OUR STAFF ABOUT YOUR CREEP FEEDING PROGRAM. "Quality & 'e rvice i.• Our Commit.mr•n.t r.o You " ~·GAtL~GiiER SNELL Third & Sycomore Gallipolis, Ohio 446-2985 �r 2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Slide... Continued from D-1 72%. -- On Tu~sda y, Allegls announced It reached agreement with Boeing on a $2.2 billion jet order deal, which includes con vertll)le notes that co uld make Boeing the largest stockholder of Allegis. IBM fell 3 to 160% after trading as high as 167 % early In the week, when it announced that it had developed a new supertonductor. FmHA program is available for area residents POMEHOY i\ Farm ers Hnmr i\dm in lsl ratio n (l'mlli\t · .._ progr am is available to somr ' p!'rso n!-i who ra nnot obtai n homr finan<:ing !'rom usual credit sourres. arrorrlln g to Arrnanl T. Cil upka , Fm li i\ Ohio Starr Din•ctor . Ti1r FarmNs Homl' i\dm i nis- · NOTICE Of RIGHT TO . :;: NOMINATE BY PETITION . .- The fonno(t Home Admin- Fiberglass Roofing ·shingles • • "\ ~. I ::_ mittee FIBERGLAS sn$99 95 ..... . DAILY SPECIALS $300 HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH, MASHED POTATOES, GRAVY AND VEGETABLE TUESDAY- MEATLOAF, AU GRATIN POTATOES, GRAVY AND VEGETABLE WEDNESDAY- CHEF'S CHOICE THURSDAY-HOT CHICKEN SANDWICH, MASHED POTATOES ~LL DAY SATURDA1 SPECIAL SQ. - $799 ROLL f:"" _ •• Camp.- Ill Timid .--- ----... -----.... t&SH~qom~ nympt~ 1&7 w.... tSA a.or.t ao-1: 1H Wild DNm no.trtta n v4lntl-... ... __,. :~on 108 T.ohnltlum ' 1MJ T.tluftulll trymDOI 1111 tk;t ;gtMI ,__ ·--- 1UTr~ 111 7 ~momfl 132 17 1 c.,ptUN 17:t. ~.ndhall . 17158ow . 11e o.rm.n CftV l.-~1_,.. t:U Fl)' orb.131 Rur o lehlp t41 an.. no ,...,..,. ....... Gallipolis........ .. M COntinued • tOf'Y 68 Kind olllghl 14-4 brUt go<to-. 1-41 lmltat\Qr; S. Vicinity ...... "*'~ .. ..,....._ .... .,_ ._ _.., .._. 148~ t48 112 lntnoa.. Y•~ &p. t iKI AulrRd: lllllrfQ 63 loMWing dog 151 Unloctl 811 1!!11...... t5:1~01f1k:M 154 TM• OM'I eT Norm• '"" lfSII ,_rt '"·~· let a... food to ,... ~·.nx·. -eng tee .~.r,m"'" o..,.,.,.,. ~trill t~s•c~·" 73 Allbbll fur• Tl ..... 711 UnH ol' lll""*' -- 187 Pdot 170 F.-o. ,...,_,• n-un ..,....bOt 174 T""'tonlc ct.lty - - u"'UR CHOICE ECTORS - all colorss1.89 • END PLUGS ..... 96C CAROLINA LUMBER &SUPPLY CO. 675-1160 · Mo:ldoi·Frld.v. ' 8 e.m.-6 p.m.; Salullfr. B o.m, • 12 noon Sixth Street Point Pleasant ' .-..,.. .,.. - ,. ....• ... . :: •:O' -- ., • • . ::' ,.. ·-·----:: ..---. ~t- . - Wanted To Buy 814-448 -3872 TOP CASH paid for '83 modal "HOUSEHOLD" Color TV, bedroom suite, living room suit e, misc. 'chairs, Westinghouse aulo. wash er, 'Whtr l~ool n~t. aas dr1er. set ot stoneware drs hes, lots ol small eleclrccal appliances (Mirro· ware, blendet, toaster, oven & etc.), stools, ians, wet & dry vac. cleaner like new. Singer sewing mach ine, lawn chairs, • portable sewmgmachine. Thomp son gas heater, B&Wporta- · bte TV's, rad ros & tape players, mise, linens. lots ol dishes, : pots & p8ns, clocks, pictu~es & much inore. . "ANTIQUES .OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" ' : library table, hand carved bookcase, hall tree, Edison Vic -' · !rota, 8 wood chairs, camel back trunk, 1928 baby clothes. •: dinner bell. cotlge cheese bowl. tables, 4 wall telephones, nrack powd er bo1, sausage grinder, rocking chairs, Under wood lypew• iter, oil la mps, chrllerobe, glass doo1 cupboard. shavrng mug, prctue e fra mes, wr cker basket (a cutle), pie sale, iron bed, stone jars- & jugs, kraut cutler & etc. "GUNS" 16 ga. ilhaca, 16 ga. Stevens. 22 aut o!11alic w/scope, 2-2 Win chester Model 47, BB gun & 22 pistol. "TOOLS & MISC." Ctaitman plann er, Sears table saw, lable saw. bench vice. M. W. hamme t mrll, Burr mill, large electric motor, water pump,·. pu sh lawn mowers. bench grind ~ r. electric saws & drills, mise, hand tools. anvil, garden push plow, pipe dies, and mor e! Profeuionftl Law Enforcement. tne. l1 currentlv recru iting per· sons fcpr the poation of an undercovar n~~tetnl c• investigator. Candates should have com· plat ed the Ohio P. .ce Otficen ballt trai nin g program tor publlo lew enforcement offictn. or an aqui\lilent program from anot~er State. Prevl oU1 ,Pu~lic_ lAW Enforcement experience preft"ed , bLJt no' required. Applican t• screening will Include back· ground irlvestigatlon. pofvgraph teat & urlnlly1i1 drug 1cr een. St1tting ulary, f21 ,00Q Income potential m jd·upper 30'•· Call 6 13·222 -15272 for additional in formation or write; P. L. E.. Inc., P.O. Box 472 , Deyton, Ohio 46409. EXCELLENT WAGES tor spare time tllembly work; elect ron· let, crafu. Others. Info. 1&04) 1541 -009'1 EXT. 2987 Open 1 Oeys. CALL NOW I Program COOfdinator for two intermedltte car& facilities for dtvelopmantellv di1abled adult• In Gallia County. Degr ee in Social Work hom an aceredlted Social Work program or 1 degree In· 1 rellted fi eld with thrM yea1 1 soch1l work ettperlence required; must mtet state {Ohio) and federal requirement' tor QMAP; UPtfience wllh stele licensure an d medicaid certlflcttlon pr• tarred ; knowledge at th e prlncl pill of narmalj.zetlan; partonnal 1uper1Ji1ion e"perience pre· ferred ; good communication skill1; valid Ohio driver'• llcan1e and good driving record requ i red . Salary : •11 . 500 15.000. Liberal benefit package. Send resume to Robin Eby, Buckeye Community Services. P.O. Box &04 , Jaek1on, OH 4 5640. Deadline for applicant•: 5· 26· 87. Equal Opp ort1.1 nlty employ er. j---.,.---.,.---:::- Medleal Records Codlt'. Til l• 440 bed genlt'•l Holpltel with Buying dally gold , •liver col nt. ring&, jewelry, ttttllng ware. old coi nl. large currency. Top prl· ces. Ed Burkett B~rber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614· 9 92-34 78 . medica l 1chool alfll jatlon 11 accepting applications for an ex:rMlenctd ICD-and-CM Medi· ~ Recttrdl Coder: ART Reui•· tratlo n Preferred . Send resume Including &al.-y hl1tory to; Peraonnei Director, St. Mary'• Hospital. 2900 First A\le., Huntington. WV• 251101 , EOE M -F· H PlneerMt C•re Center It now accepting application• ~or Nurt · lng Allllttnt t POIItiontlhru the Ohio Job Servic e 1t 4 150 Oliva S G 111 11 Ohl EOE I-r';;-·;;:;';;po;;:;•:·;;:;;;;";;;-;;:;;;;.;;:;;; Hu1ker Du g1m•. new or ut ed. Call 61 4 ·949· 2740. 1 -~------ - e c - 3 Announcements Tour Gu ides: Doft money moti· vate you 1 Saler.y to 1t1r\ • Commluin1-Bonu 1. Fantastic opportun ity IO Earn I 800 •1000 / wk .Many co mpeny bemrfitt·advanc;emant management po1ilions avail able. Call Sue f or Interview 614 -2866421 . Not jun a job. Now open ! Mobile Home and C1mper Spacu for rent . Brawn' s Trailer Park. M inersvi lle. Ohio 614 -9 92- 3324. •s r•••:a member of the Melcs County Fox Chasen Association: was on the board ot di· member of the firm Buren fQr ,.,.111 u.He llld the store and post oIf''" at fiOJa, ""'o - · t•• 1 years. 1935 to 1942. . . . Wts preceded in duth by three siSters. Mildred Eileen tarpon· ter Wilma Galt fltlton. alld lnlllll lilY lousit. AIVii'was a privaie tnd a hard workinc--HtlouG Rll ttmrt) tn ftiS owl parsonai way tnd saw that lhoy hed atllhenecnsary lhinp. Ht ~ill be missed b) his r..lfy aod 111 thost who knew .,., _ fll-11, du• Husband aod fltlltr. s-t thj rest Wury w~h Jfi'S aod •or• w~h pain. fartllttl till ito s- ..., l'la. Wt sllelllloiiOid IIIJ f. . opia. 'lis - to llils IIIII, Ill o. yWI Atld tlldlr F.its of tflle illp llliM II 1tllt.AIN to Nil lor W lit ...... ttis ............ WritMII by Mlf\l Kltlwyn. WHe • reedit F-el by GlrY. 1011. L.ady wan I& to meet tlneore men 66 end up, lasting ralat lon1h lp. Wrlte P.O. 8 011 717. R1 clna. 0hlo 46771 . 2 or 3 ecru in country with wetlt' and elee1rlchy avalleble. Cilll 614·992 -6932. 4 5 ·Happy Ads Schools. Churches Company Picnics Birthday Parties and Family Reunions 384-3060 1-800-282·2167 One fem.le pup. monlhs, part Gtrm an Shepherd and Husky, 304-676-5686 . Sales Representative HMO We ore a lecdlng organization In the health core Ins urance neld looking for on enthusiosllc sates prole..lonol to Join ou• expanding HMO dMslon You wtl be responsible lor os~stlniJ tn the mortceting or our prepaid HMO pion to emptovee gwups: dewtoplng proposals lor empi\)Y9ra, writing tnrormo~onalliiBfature ond conducllng employee rMe~ngs . 1M lndMdUOI we leek snOYtd be 0 Seti·SIOrter Witn 0 pro-.en track record In group 10181/ selllice (HMO prelerrtld) : possess o college degree (or eQutvotent e•perlence) ond the ability to Interact With top leY91 e•ecutlveo. Must olio be capable or meellng Slote or Ohio licensing requirements. We oiler on exc811ent compensoflon and o fully-paid company benellls package (Including o company cor). tnteresled oppllconts should send a resume , Including IOlof\' <equkemenll, to: CENTRAl BENEFITS MUIUAliNSUIAHCf COMPANY, 256 E. Main St., CGiumDua, OH <13216. We ore a non-smOking company. Equot oppolluntty emp!0\'8r, m/1/v/h. Central Benefits M\llual Insurance Company Bl~t Cr011 ol Ctnlrol Ohio OWNER, FRANK GODDARD AUCTIONEERS: KENNETH SWAIN & ASSOCIATES PHONE 256-1552 - 446-3159 ' 3 kittan1. house broken. 2606 Lincoln A ve. Have rodm in my home lor 3 elderly ladres. For information call Priscilla, 388-8193 alter 4 p.m. Listing in Part: Living room suite, large pic· tures, cherry Duncan Phyfe dinette set with matching china, end tables, hutch, lamps, Ia· ble & chairs, 37 piece set Fireking china, magazine rack, end tables, several , clocks, _padded chair, Bavaria plates & cups, electric skillet. 4 piece bedroom suite with 2 beds, 3 piece bedroom suite, metal wardrobe, clock rad1o, gold G.E. automatic washer, 2 lawn mowers, mowing sythe , saw horses, roHaway bed, 2 folding chairs, TV, luggage, boat oars, lots of hand tools, milk crates, clothes dryer, step ladder, 39 qts. motor oil, S.T.P, Burnsa· malic torch , electric drill, ironing board , ·se wer snake, buck saw, 2porch swings, 2 metal lawn chairs, 2 trash cans, granite ware, se veral big boxes to be unloaded. Auctioneers Note: This is a collection ohntiqueund col· tectibles. Many are in mint condition. Ph. 6t4· 245-9557. DODRILL'S " Guardianship sale - Maythorne Keeler . • Atty. D. Dean (vans location: 338' third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio PuppiM to glvoawey iwl". old. PRIVATE HOME CARE LOCATION: 69 Garfield Ave., 1 Gallipolis, OH. SAT, MAY 23, 1987-10:00 A.M. Giveaway 3 Announcements THURSDAY·, MAY 21 AT 6 P.M • PUBLIC AUCTION Friend• and relatives of W1lt lf Knapp and Mabel Rollings are reque1ted to com e 1o 1-!arv..,. CIHrpel Church for the fir1t annual Knapp-Rollin• f emlly co• vered dl.t• tiYent will be June7rt1987, 12 :00 noon. ' PUBLIC' AUCTION 992· 7804 . e NOAH'S ARK ANIMAL PARK ' Ohio license #57-68-1344 - W. Va. 515-87 Mike Martin: Apprentico Auctioneet "Not Responsible for Accidents or loss of Property" 1-Rototlller - - -wtmted - -. -Call 614 - 1C inen1, 304 -676 -6720. 3 Announcements Eats Positive J.D. 949-2033 - DAN SMITH: AUqiONEER & 992-7301 AVAILABLE : FUll· time Att istant Buich -Pontlac. 1911 Eastern Ave., Ga11ipolis. Cell 614 ·446· 22 82 . U1ed wheelhorse lawn mower parts. Ph. &14 -2411 -5823. AIIIIOU nGe111 ents OWNER: REV. B. L. DARST Cash SOCIAL WORK POStTtON and nowflr u1ed cars . Smith Used 111-oe equipment; u1fld weed eatar . Call M•rlt Ph. 614 -448·2109 after 9PM . ·-= ,.. . •________________________ .~ Public Sale • & Auction We pay cesh for l1te model clean used cars. J im Mink Chev.-Oide Inc. Bill Gene John1on reclorl tor me farm a..eau, Landmark. and now it's tht Mei&S· Gallia-llason Farm City, Inc., Po11oroy lo• 35 )tlls; he was on : ' the schooillosrd rt Cilester and Eastern tor s-al years: solVed on the D.C.S.A. Sales CommiiiHfortha Valley Boll Miti Company : ' rt Chlriestoo, W. Ya . and was adelflllefrom Distrit171or Milk -"" llarketin&- Inc... Stronpvllle, Ohio, served from 19541o 1985: a : mtmbll oflht lashln Volontotr Fira Dtpart-t a membe• ot • tho National Rifle Association, Wasllin&ton, D.C.: was asponsor ot the Rorllid Reacan Victory Fond. . Amember of the Shede River loqe No. 453. flltandAccetlltd Muons. Chester. Ohio and as WorshiplulllasiH 1957 & 1951. A <limber of tile Pomeroy Chapter No. 10. U .M.: Bosworth Council No. 46. R&S, Mand the OhioCommandary No. 24· -- Need Bebyaltter from 2 ;00 t tl 7:30PM . Someone with othtr 1nlel\ children at home. Ph . 614 -367 -7269 Call b e'fore 2 :00PM. . 614 -448-4124. 9 works for Alltel System Telephone Com111~, Coolwille and works ~ located from State Route 7 in Cheshire, Ohio on Turkey Run Rd ., follow auction signs. Rev; Darst is in failina health. ·. S•le• po'tltlon availab~e . P1y It 100 percent commiuion. Call nia. Real E1tate, antique, farm, li quidation 1alu , 304 -773 5785 or n3 -6430. OBITUARY OF · Middleport S. Vicinity Rick Peaflon Au ctioneer II· censed i n Oh io end Welt Virgi - on his Dad's ta•m: Sllaron Kathryn is alicensed Practical Nurse. - · He leaves six lfandchiidren. William Frederick, Gary Robert ,, ;: Blenda, Wesley ond llartit HolterandG1eta Riflleand ooecroat lflndson, Keith Edword _ Frederick. lwo dauatrters-in-law. Jody and Jill Holter and a son-rn-law, CurtiS Rrftle,auntund eou11ns. Wu a Farmtr of 0 JtlfS ••d 1 btsiniSsm•. He wasa member of the £act• liqe Comlltlnity Church and his ollondtd Sunday : ' School at Sumntt Cllurch and at tht Sullon lothodist Church. --..... - ·--:--· P'oirierov ......... . ARVIl FRANCIS HOLIER, son ot the late E1nest and Nora Spen1 ce• Holter, was born Octobe• 6, 1914 in Chester Township, Moics i County and passed n:•Y 1111 7. 1987. at the Veterans Memorial , Hospital, Pome1oy. at tho ace of 127ean, 7 months. I day. ' On Januacy 10, 1945, he was marrced lo Marv Kath•vn D"is. dau&frlll of Gladllbomn Drlis, Delte<, 10d the late Worley Davis and to this union was bo1n three childrtn, Rober1 Gar,. Gordon Lynn. Bashan, and Sharon Katllryn, title Rid&•-Robert Ga1y is on · OrdainedMinistor and cuts pulp woodtoiWtstvaco: Gordon l)nn --.. 1924. 8 L-------~--~~~--------~ Obituary \ Centenary Townhouse May 1920 . Interior . lees. gluawara, sheets. spreads, dithe1, tovL clothing aU sire1. Ph. 614- 256· 4 family . Beldknob Rd .. fiJII house past Church . May 19th and 20th. 9:00 ·4:00. Good clothing tall alz11l tnd mi1c. Items . .-.--,.. '" ...·-..-. --.. .--_,.-~----------==::::::::::::::=-------~ _ Yard Sale ~-" dlviUOfl 41 l, Mildred Arnold Susie & Danny Smith · Mandy~ Katie Smith 7 SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1987 10:00 A.M. Need babyaittet" for 2 1choolage children tor the aummer. Mill Creek Rd . .Ph. 6 14-446-9529 ah• 6: 15pm. UNOER COV ER NARCOTICS INVESTIGATOR Pair ladies glasee• found In ahopper '• lounge at Meigs Court House. Claim at Sentinel Office. PUBLIC AUCTIO'N tC .S.T.t 6 Lost and Found 134 L--.d In ,..,k 4 !10- 1" 43 '711 Something New Undef Th• Sun Rep• Needed lo Buelness Ac · counts. Pert Time t18.000 Potential, Ful Tim e $60,000 + Potential. Work own Hours • Treining proVided. Call 1 -6;12938·0019 M-F. 81am· 6:00pm . Dependab le Babysitter needed in our home afternoons & evening1. Cell 614·446-0500 . 2 bleck, 1 gray strip, 6 wpaka Public Sale & Auction Htlp Wanted old. 614-367-0370. \33 S. "l" ca.bl 11 c.pltll of South 172 Pwt:MnlriQ to 11 " ' - ho6dlng 130 TrMI 'IWIUI er-t tnt-1 MOOdr:t..ot 1ftWMI'-.y Racine Emergency Squad, Doctor Patterson, Doctor Furlong, Doctor Dayo, Emeraency Room Staff at Veterans, Special Care Unit & Staff at Veterans, Ewinas Funeral Home, nei&hbors and friends for the beautiful flowers , food at the house and their prayers: Rev. Carl Hicks the sympathy cards. Meip Counly Sheriff's Dept,' Arnold and Mildred Grate lot the use of their songs on tape. The pallbearers: Clyde, Kenneth, Robert & Ronald Davis, Glenn Tuttleand Paul Moore: honorary pallbearers: Tom Wolle, Bernard Fultz, Jack Carsey, George Holler, Fred Smith, Harry Carter, William Will , Corbett Cleek, Jackie Little, Rolland Wise and Robert Clonch. Jill Holter and Jeff Circle, C.P.R.: Margaret Tuttle and Thelma White, Past Councilors Club of Chester Council No. 323, Dauatrters of America , and anyone else who helped in any way at the time of his death. Wile, Mary Kathryn ; Children , Gary, Sharon and Gordon -------"" n. LENGTHS $118 992-6421 INM..- ~ -- RECEIVE A FREE SUNDAE FROM DAIRY QUEEN AND COOPER CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE .......... ........ ThefamilyofARVILF. HOLTERwouldliketoexpress our sincere thanks and appreciation to: "' AVAILABLE IN BLACK, BROWN, MILL ALUM 399 Soulh 'lflnl 147 ~"" waolwl cloth 15 1 IIMitvtd..-1 102 Rtwlr In o.nnarr;- :- L-:=:::::::::::::::;~--:"":":~---t Ft. X 1S/32" CDX • APA Sunday, May 17th-1 P.M.· 5 P.M. Chrvsler, Plymouth, Dodae 33T•~ Everyone's kindness will alWI~s be remembered. X8 reduces energy cost COOPER .. - ........ ... All 8lrah , ... ........ .._= ·=........... .. .,.. ..... ..,.__ 1211 OIW 12a W i l d - ot ,.., 1::!11 Uo!'l 32 Q \llelf;Me ·3e Kino Prlilm '• ctty 37MdQN 40 TropkM llaard 42Anny-' :;:-nit 70 124 Employ IIIQn 140 $k .. 141 V--.Uon t-42 H.nan~ lla ~· ftllediY 1'3 U q u l d J'-4 Hindu O!lmba.l& ....... _ ....... 1111iiGr..., 1111 Bur~ 123 Mco.;nl..n Ilk• The illY. 111ft for b~ comlortEwin& Fu<ttrJI Home for their kind 10d If· ticionl ...ice and tile polllruoo. A special thanks tom) sister and husband, Mr. & Mrs. Ro1 Smith, Don and Mike and Mr. & Mrs. Wil~rd Hines. PLYWOOD SHEATHING roof life protects insulation · SUNDAY, MAY 17th, 1987 - 1 P.M. _ 131~,_.., 6<1 ~ ; •DI)r. n. ,...._ ~: twok~Nt 137 Aft-.noon IQCIM 63 At Mimi! ~~ Traa.t tor tr'oOfW'f 1 1 3 Country or Aal• , 1 !I Jllodlilm ..,....bol 1111 Shl!lde PWIIOulllr MOP,. Zod.~.c: 8 pert An'gora kitten•. 5 yellow , 11 8 108 Llnpr HI PlOt :n 6349. t08U~ 12~-.n... .Jrw !<'Onls IOd ilsits, . ridge filt~ ­ COOPER CHRYSUR WILL ar OFFERED ON SElECT MODELS pol"' 50"*-Gt...._ 11 8oa)' furl ..... maers Service. . ,.. SPECIAL SUNDAY SALE - ONE DAY ONLY 3.7°/o APR- OR REBATE PLUS MATCHING REBATES FROM 134 ,......... ,_ 102 lol.-i...... 103 Pig~ Tl ....,,..,. ,0 . ate ()pry SwiM,.._. 10' W...I*""''O .,..._ rM ........ ........... UCor-: U»br. "' ,..,.,. -..··--- to Strip oi ._.._ 100 111 LatMl 11E..... ln.ti'VfMOflt. 131 - OS Pltchwl 7 ·~-· , ._.In 11..,.. 14, DlpththonU 127Mr . ~ tn 411111~wtlole ar , ~ ""'· the onliro stJif of Veterans tlimorial lfosr>llli tor tfleir ex'c:ollonl Clfe 10d lltoulhtfirlness. ,orpnis1 Ralph Wtny, Syracuse E...,....) 5qlllll and Home- 4 Ft. FREE SUNDAE 128~ 124 Vou .nd 40 TftM ~~ . , Not ...... ...,. ..,.,.,DOl 1~10 :~ F"~:,",~ o\~ ~j'ib~~~~~~: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NGHTS 9:00 P.M. Til 2:00 A.M. TEST DRIVE A NEW CAR AND RECEIVE A - Cute. healthy kittens to .good home. Ree d1\lille. 614 -378 - .. The taml~ of Robert Arnold wish to tJiprtSS our sinceJe t'-*s md IPPI'CirtKMI to reiltives, mends· irnd neilhbo!s whO remembe<ed us with flowers, money, food, vi· sils. calls and cards. • .."" ;: SALE SlAm MAY 18TH ENDS MAY 30TH : LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY SUNDAE SALE 4tc 111 Co!Mitry oil ..., . _ 117 Dortll 01 o.nn~. 118 Tt.w.fonl lMII of lfWIIM 0:11"', . Tlrnil QOM by '0!1 ....,,....., -•rna~ P.wa.~ flf 1anc1 Qolwm~ ~~:::::::::S:i:st:er:s.~ (4 Sq. Roll) CASH -NCARRY •• Services Start 7:00 P.M. .,• Each Evening '' ' Special Singing Nightly .' - Everyone Welcome (51 14, 17, 21 , 24, LOUNGE HOURS: 9:30 A.M.-2:30 A.M. wo r krr~ SPEAKER ..• GLENN MATHEWS •• ' 112....-.... . . . 11-4 ChOir ....... . 3.1 8flfil .... -.... _ ....r, w_ -.. affiliation , marital status. sex, and / or handicap. IIi a.lilnkln'l 108 C4lpughtn monkey 110 aa.lt,- 1'10. 11 ' Reeky hill • 3a At.u.ct aa.ono - oot, derive the principal pen of ; "• ... 122 ~Urftecl t2S . . .ed ~~~·~ 4& F.-....:t: Fr. a ~bit• ...., . . . 1011 eutott 107 At tNt 'liM :ae ..... ._ : or ar• commtnea are carried ,,,_ Stl....,..,. 1~ '10 -·- -· ·-- 2. · Year - old female Golden Retriever. Eaceltant with child· ren. Can &14-367·7630. Free to good home. mU&ad bread puppie1. 6 wks . old. Call 614843 -&421 anytime. at ::: CARD OF THANKS :.. Thank you to ill our friends and neighbors for your kindnesS, canis. - IIIMirs, food and pra)llrs durinc the illness and ~ death ollleene Keener. : May God Bless You, G.D. ".Bud' Keener. WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND PARTIES h.\ hui ldingsuppl,\ ' MAY 17-22 32 anctget_ 10,1 448·3266 '"" 6P.M . Ita 80 T"" •.•.,_ -;:;;;====;;;;;;;w $995 and b~· ('U S!OnlC'I'S [Ol' honw furni shings r omp:111IC's. An yone.· wantin g rno rr in for ma · l ion should con ta ct till' PomcrO)' cou nt y offil'c·. lll:l Bul f•rnul 1\V(' . , Pomer o_ , .. at ~~~l2- Hii44 . . . .. ,.._ 30~11*»11'1 ., ..... 2 Male Golden Retrl eo,~er pups. 1yr. old . Gentle, good with chil dren, had lhot1. Ph. 614- M WO<Mtwl pin 1 Card of Thanks PRIME RIB, BAlED POTATO & SALAD . c·o mpanirs. pt·o,·iding emplO)'· ' I ......... :- all' eligible voters without re·: gard to race, color, 'religion, ·.. national origin. age, political RECOMMENDED FOR USE UNDER FIBERGLAS SHINGLES SWISS · STEAK, MASHED POTATOES AND VEGETABLE BREAKFAST SERVED Sl 797 . F'm l-1 /\ lucm s ;ll su pro,· ide r•ro · ..." n~ -=: mi«ee elections are open to MULTI-PURPOSE UNDERI.AYMENT FELT MONDAY- nomic help for th<' communi! )• b.v on Teens Run Rd. :a• Sll<opc»inl - ': FARMERS HOME ADMIN - IST·RIITION OFFICE, 105 :::: BUTTERNUT AVENUE , PO · SPECIAL tltr r fl"orr s of e·orn nu ·rl'ia l lrn<l· f'r s. but ratht •r orrrrs prog ro:1m s to supplr nwnt rrgul:11· <'t'cdlt sourrrs. lw .rd<ir·<i. ' l? ........; dvwn - of their grou income must : come ' from agricultural pro:__ duction). be a citizen of the ·: United States or an aien law;. fully admitted to the Un~ed ... States for permanent resi -: dence. not have an FmHA in·- sured or guaranteed loan. ·:" and ·be well qualified for • committee work. Nomina tions must be received in F01H1\ dow s nlll r·o mpr tr• v..' llh 1 mile off State Rt. 218 a&F~ - their income from f.ming l:.rst ' ''''" '·said Chupk:l . PROVIDENCE · BAPTIST .CHUR_CH _ - 24~ : fthlt io more than 50 percent In hou sing loans i llthOsl' <'Ou nt ic~ SPECIAL MEETINGS 22~ - which activities of the county Meigs and Vinton Countlr s. Fmll i\ madr mort' tl1an $:.~l11 . 1~11 1 mrnt for co nst ruction :::=~ a 1 ••t,tc;w., INitY .._... .._ "P.-In~ .._. .._. ::. prin<>pol f8f!T11ng operltion .,. wrth1n the county or area in th an 17 appl! r•.an! s in A thr ns. ~ alros County Com- ell1dions for _MEIGS, p.,_ nominlted should : be currently engaged in theop.... eratlon of a farm, heve their MATTRESS & FOUNDAnON tlpplicant s . Sincf' inro m 0 l imi ts ma.v va r:v b:v rl't: lon . Art' hie R. sparkl n,.; ,._ ..·- _ ··- .. - , ...... - petition and instructions on its - comple!ion .., bo obtained : from you• loce1 FmHA office. TWIN SIZE SUNDAy PUZZLER ...,_, - VINTON . AND ATliENS - COUNTIES. This notice io io.: l<led to inl9rm llligibte voters •·• of the right to nomin•a candi! det•bypotition, Copieoofthe single <lwp iJings for i\llwns. Mt.'ig~ illlfl VIn ton C'ountiPs. Tile progra m is for· low-lnco mr Strg:il l. 10~ Hu11rrnu t A vr .. Pnmcro:·:. t·an help ap!J iiranl.li !IPII'I'ml nr• if thry ;u·r rlig ihlr . Duri ng flsra l _ w ar I ~Kii. Fm Hi\ io;on " pr·ov ld r d homrs to morr --for ... dbatiou lfmKA) is IICCiptittg ( J tration ha ~ loan fund s availafJIP for pur('ha s0 or ro nstrurlion or ·. I Public Notice CASH-N-CARRY FRIDAY- 2 Riding lewn moWers, range~, washers & dryers. Some work. some for p.na. Musttekeall. Ph. lltliiiW :-. 675-1333 367-0440 . - MEROV, OHIO no later than .,- May 26, t987. FmHA com· spon soring the project. " We wa nt to set an exam ple for young people by honoring those Individual s In our c·o mmunlty who have made cent raJ Ohio the successfu I economic area II is toda y," sa id Gera ld E . mayo, chairman of the program 's dinner <'Om mit tee. The keynote speaker for the event was Rene Mc-Pherson, former head of the Dana Corpora tion and former deal of the Graduate School of Business at Sta nford University. To showease the achievement s or these and fu ture laurea tes, a display will be set up at the Col umbus /\rea Chamber of Commerce and an ex hibit will be rstabll ~ h<'d at the Center of Sc ience and Industry . Junior i\rh levement of Central Ohio I ~ a vol untary non-profit econom ic ed ucal ion a I orga nization dedica ted to providing area you ng people thr tools necessary to become more and better Informed rmp loyees. employers. co nsumers and lea ders or the futuro . Th is year, more thn 10.000 cirmrntary , midd le- and highsr hoo l student s will partici pate in .Junior Achievement'S four prog ram s. lrllplnvrnrnl St-rvti:I'S Giveaway Tribune - 446-2342 Sllntinel - 992-2156 ' Bob Evans recent ·hall-of-fame inductee 4 \ ROBERT L. (Boh) EVANS GALLIPOLIS - Rober t L . (!)obi Eva ns was one of six business lea<;lers c hosen as the first memoclrs of th e Central Ohio Business Hall or Fame at a black -tie awards ceremon y re: : ccntl.v at tile Hya tt Hotel on • Capi tol Sq uare, In Columbu s. Eva ns joi ned John W. Cal breath, E. W. tlli l ly t Ingram, r'n·d Lazaru s, .Jr ., Ra lph C. , Li ebert and John H . McConnell as Inductees int o the Hall of Fame. Th ei r arco mplishmpnts were hl ghllght••cl in aud io-v isual biogra phi(•s. Th ~ Hall of fam e wi ll ann ual ly honor loc·al bu siness people, past and preseni, who ha ye con tr ibuted to th<' growt h and drvPiopment or ar(•a bu sin ess . .Jun ior Ac hievement ofCrntral Ohio uml Husincss F'ir st JI'C' Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. hnhq '~taut· Jentind -~=~'--Airlines, was third , rising~ % to omy at risk . ·'There are so many wild cards this game that Investors don't understand," said Furniss. " The Institutions have the cash, but there's no reason to buy." Losing Issues outnumbered advances 1,320 to 630 among the 2,180 stocks crossing the NYSE tape. Among the stocks hardest hll at the end of the week were blue chip Issues Included In the futures cont ract on the Major Mar ket Index of 20 blue chip stocks, 17 of which are com ponents of the Dow Jones industrial average. The last day of trading for May options and 'futures contracts was Friday. On the trading floor , Texaco was the most active NYSE -Iisted Issue, rising 1 to ~6V, on volume of 18.52 million shar es on rumors that it might become the target of a takeover att empT. AT&T followed, climbing1 % to 26';\ amid rumors that New York Investor Carl l cahn wa s accumu lating Its shares. AT&T sa id IT plan s to cut Interstate lon gdistance prices abou t 4.8 percen t beginning July 1, an annual reduction or more 1han $590 ·million. Allegis Corp, parent of United In , May 17,1987 May 17, 1987 Pleasant_, W . Va . LOOK WHO WI 50 TOMORROWf SUPERAMERICA KMR Rt, 7 & 35 Gallipolis, Oh. 45631 Attn .: Keith Smith Equal Opportun•IYEmploye• H•PPV Blrthdtv, A.M. 11 • Help Wanted EXPERIENCED MEDICAL SECRETARY DELl MANAGERS 1~:1 hiand Oil is e~ pand ina In psoline/qulck semce rood store bu siness with Its SuperAmerica Stores and offers ret! lfOund lloor op· poftunities for ambitious InProfirient in Medical dividuals s..kinnrowth·ot· itnted careers. Responsl· Terminology, Typing bilities include manatin& and Shorthand. the dell. operations. order· in& supplies, qU~Iity conhrellent working trol. reeo1d • ktopina and ronditions and fringe othe• cen11al responsibll· ties l n~olved in deli opera· benefits. lions. Retail experience preferred. for immedlatl con· Send Resume to lox slderation, send resume Of T-2117. c/o Tribune, write to: SUPERAMERICA 825 Third Ave., KIIR Rt, 7 & 35 Gallipolis, OH . Gallipolis, Oft 45631 Attn.: Keith Smith 45631. '--------~~~ Equal 0p[10rtunily Employer X-RAY TECHNICIAN Immediate opening for qualified X-ray Technician in Gallipolis Area. Must be willing to travel with portable unit. Send Resume to: X-Ray Technician P.O. Box 33 Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Antiques : Vrclorran couch, matchrng Vicl onan ladtes chair.· round drum Jable w/ctawleet, laur~l lamp table w/claw teet,· tabl elamp porcetarn shade brass lrnrsh, 2 press bac k chaits1 w/ matchrn g roc kee , CHI NA CABINET oak lleretl &oval glass wrlh 2 d~awe• s, spooled hall table, lwrn bed poster head &, loot , tobacco stand. oak weth brass hall tt ee. pressed back oak rocket. magazrne sland·. oak lrbrary tabl e, spool bed ,' dresset w/ vanrty ben ch. oak dresse~ : rolhn g pin, potato masher (wooden!. small krauter, Early 1900's: Weave!' uprc"hl pea no w/ bencli (made en Ottawa , Wis., e•celt ent con -· drl ronl. IR. oak? dressrng vanity w/ lrctold beveled mcrors, · bench, matcheng chest, leather topped hrpged tollee table, Alladrn lamp w/ btass & glass globe. Glassware: Vaseltne glass shoe w/ bow, bud vase (very old), mcn iature oetlamp (mrlk glass), cranberry glass vase, copper, glaze pet cher, pr crystal candle holders wrlh pnsms, rose embossed carnrval Riass dr sh, depressiOn Y.iass I)Uiter dish, apple Y,r ee n depress,on g laL~ pitche•. 6 ru by/cryslal stemmed wme glasses. 2 cobalt blue wrth etched clear tops, • mesc sail cetlm, 6 slemmed shot gl asses, 15 ptece Chm ese tea ~el , 2 ig rehsh deshes (pressed Riassl. misc. etched gtasse'i, gold trcm glasses. antrQue mrsc. porcelam chtna . preces, BHLEEK pore. prl cher w/5 matchrn Rtumblet s, pr. cry stal candle holder s , Household: Mrrc or top table, comb. mapl e table & magazrne rack, pr. pacnted (gold stenctled) can eseat chairs, I ig.lrutt·, wood grass lront chrna, fruitwood drncng table, 2 matchcng Q4.een Anne charrs. magazrn e stand. 3 le~ged )able, black , v/rou ght ~ron table w/2 charrs. old handmade (spooll5 s h ~ Jt cotn er stand, Queen Ann e Up. loun ge charr, lane ced31 chest, dresse• tamps, sm. sec'y. desk, captain's chatt. Vrr gm•a Mard Lane cedar chest, mecrowaie cart, old drop-leaf tab le, tea cart, while wr cker 5 shell bathroom stand , rug 11 '9' by 8'6", 6 prece place settrn g rvoty handled llatware, Appliances: Hotpornl. Relrcgecatm , RCA Whirlpool dryer, (5 cycle!. 2 wmdow a11 cond., Brsset lloot shampooer, mrsc. small kttchen appltan ces, G.E clock radro, Zentth AM/FM radro, portable IV. Coltectible~ : Sheel musrc, black onv• hat pin, ha rr comb wrth rhmesJones, postcords, tapeslry prml camel design 2 muSICbOXP.S, itgurtne, 2 WOod Canes, paper weight, mtSC. Did books, Vin/age Ciothrn g, Doll · chma head & armshomemade boy & clo hm g, Ivory case w/ muslache cup & br ush. Jrlfy Kodak Cameta Srx 16. evenrng bags (oidl . Quilts : llwtn scze wh rle wrlh pink border. Beat's Paw qutlt Coverlet (YOYOI. Pulled Cente< (squar es with sat111 quilted starn sc alloped oordec , all ol these are rn very good condi· ton ') Se veral quelled throw pillow s. Misc.: ANTIQUE PICTU RE f_R.WES !some pails), m11tors, posts& pans, drshes. lmens. rtems too numerous lo mentronl Sil~er : 5 prece tea set. Royallriple plate, I complete set 4 place seUtngs Ster lin gRoyal CrestPius e•tras w/chest, Heit·. loom Vtsla plate by Oneeda, 55 preces w/chest, silver mut Holmes & Ed ward s mlard sriver 35 pteces, 24 pieces Brazil sdve1 . TERMS: Cash 01 Chtek with JD Auctioneers: M. L (Bud) McGhH & Steve McGIIH' P.O. Bo• 191, Galhpolls. Ohio 45631, 614-446-05$2 Book your AUCTION NOW! We only have 2 open di!Mior June. Not responsible lor ac:cldttttt or lou of prapertyJ �Page- 0-4-The Times-Sentinel 1 1 Help Wanted 1 8 Wanted to Do Needed Full -Time RN ' s for kmg term cite facility' Should h•~• SePtic tank pumping, '"idential & commerictl. 180 Ptf loltd . Ron Evant Enterprl"' Jaek&on, good leedet:lhip skills and rn•n · agemenl expllitnct. Exeellenl benefits apply at Scenic 1-11111 Ohio Coll814·286 -6930 Nursing Center, At. 2 Box 282. Will mow ltwnt In lown. Calf Bidwell, Oh 4&814 814·446·3658. AVON , no tervice chlfge, open Wilt do houte cleaning Mon. lhru Fri. any hovra . Ph. 814 -387· leHhorles . phone 304 -67'6 · 1429 n2a. REPS NEEDED Will do Babysitting in your home for businen eccounts. Full· In Ctty limrtt. For child 6yra. or younger. Week daya onty. C111 provide referencea. Ph. 614 - T1meUO.OOO tBO ,OOO. Part-Time $12,000· t18.000. No telling , . repa~ 448-7508 bt.n lnen. Set your own hours. Tra ining provided Cell 1 ·&12 · 938-6870, M · F. Bam to 6pm (Cen1ral St1nderd Time) Work wanted dill a entry any Jhlft 20yrt. exp•lenoe. Ph. 614· 388·8238. EXCELLENT WAGES for aport . F111311Cial time 111embly work. electron· k:s. cr~fts . Other lnformttion (6041641 ·0091 EXT 3887, coli ~ pen 7 days! CALL NOW!! ~VON -rts changing! Be among the first to reap the benefits of tl'le new Avon Call 304 -882· 21 Business Opportunity 2846. I NOTICE I HIAINGI Gov~ttnment jobs-your erea. t115.00o-•ea.ooo. Phone THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . recommend• thtt you do buainesa with peopla you .... 1203 know, and NOT to send monBV NEEDED - BebyJittM '" New through the mail unth vou hiVe Haven week diVI and some tnv .. tlgated the offering, wmendt. Write to PO Box 572. New Heven, W.Va . State 23 Professional referen ces ~II 31 Homes for Sale 7 roomt. bl111 Vt. hOuse in Chatter, Ohlo. Price reduced from 127,000. to t26,000 Phone 81,· 986-3671 15 room• and bath, fln lthed bntment, storm windows and doort. and c.-peted. One b'ock ftom tchool and church. Sixth and College Sts. in S'Jirtc:ute. Ctll 814-992-7080 anytime Saturdav or Sunday but after 6·oo p.m weetd•y• 3 bedroom bride venter, 2 lh baths . full btatment. aituatnd on 6.75 tcr•. Call Hobltetter Re.rtv 614-742· 3092 . 4 bedroom hou1e. b11ement. carpet, Third Streel , New Haven, t18.000.00 Ctll 304· 882-2684 Clay Roney Nice 3 bedroom1, 2 baths, family room with wood burner. 5 teres. low 40 ' 1, will conalder mobile home aa trade in , 304· 676-3030 .. 676·3.31 32 Mobile Homes for Sale refundable. 1602)838-8886 Services GOVERNMENT JOBS 116,040 · 169,230 yr. Now Hiring. Call806-687· 6000 EJtt. " ·9806 for current ftderallltt . SERVICE TECHNICIAN to In· thll. maintain and repair cable TV hnes. Som'l travel required. E 0 E.. nnd rnume to C C.G, Vice PrH or Enginwring. P 0 . Bo• 106, Point Plaaant, W. Va . 26660 VETERANS -Earn extra money In the Armv National Guard. 3a.. 676·3069 or 1·900·842·3619 Mndlc11l Secretary receptionia1. ):,!ck up application at Suite 1 12 ,F-Ieannt Valier Hotphal. Profet· ·.-sione1Bidg. 12:30 - 2 ·30Mon. & ~Thu,. . Only. :'t)BIIvery ptfson nNded must hevn own vehicle. appty in . parson Villnge Plua Inn, 3004 -~a ckaon Ave .. Pt. Ph 12 Situations Wanted 1[14·992·6689. 814-949 -2927. Real Es tat e I 31 Homes for Sale Remodeled double w1de 1 room1. 2 batht, new furnace. nltW roof. on latge lot. 6 mlltl out ol town on Johnson Ridge Mev consider trade· In ol mobile home Of property on this new j BR home. 2 car garage. 8 mi. south on Fh . 7. $47.500 Ctll 8 Acres on Tribble Rd . off Rt. 2 plus ttore building, ware houae 3 Bedroom house. bern, ce11tr plus 2 othnr bultdinga All ~aek top road. Call304-4fiB -181B. Retrain Now. Southeettern Bul· il"'etl Coll\&ge Call 814· 448- -4387. 18 Wanted to Do Home for Sale by Owner Greenbrier Elt , 3BR ., bi·level on 2 4 acrea. AC , W.B.F.P, wet bar. 2 car garage. Ph Before 4:00PM 814-446-4009 Aher 4PM . Ph. 304·876·3816. . W•ll do houan chnmmg 1 day 11 Week On a regul~r batia . Gallllpollt arn Call 614 ·446· 8869 Lawn mowm repair. Will pick up •nd deliver. Alto lighl hauling . Call 614· 742-2393 or 014 · .7A2-3091 . Can do light hauling and roofing. Auuonable rates . Marion Smder . 81 4· 949-2829. l,Jirgelawn ttrVice: gran c;utting tnd weed -eating . Rt~ked If wtnred. nice neat job. fl14 -992· 2078. Call anydmall l Wanled to do , lawn mowing or odd job1. Ctll Robert Plcketl For uta by owner: 2 atory house In Middleport overlooking parll . 30 yr. guarntaed vln',IIB aiding. w ·w carpet, 1 v~ bath, uniqu e woodwork. 614-992·6128 Fully furnished 2 Mdroom home in Raclnewtth equipped kitchen. Aivarvlew property icro11 from General Store. Euy aeca11 to Ohio Rivet boat launching and sandy beach 1115,000 . 814· 949· 2168 or 814-949· 2283. Government Homes from 11 . fu repair) Delinquent tax propnrty . Repo11e11ion1. Call 806-6878000 ht. GH -9806 for current repo 1111. 747 lnddustrial storage 12 fDOI heed door, 3 ph11• of •ectrlc. 1 8Jt48 tt•l building 614 - 446 · 23&2 For appointment. ov• 35 Lots & Acreage 33 Ac:ret: 3 miles watt of HMC. neM" Rt. 36 Call614·446· 8221 atter..6pm. Largeleveliot in Harritonvile on St. Rt. 684. E~rlc. LC wlller. old 1ept1c ttnk. W1ll 1ell or trlde for boet. camp•. motorcycle or anything of value Ph 614-448· 3103 or 446-8857. Acre Iota for 1ale. 83000 and up 1972 C11Ue 14x86 with 1982 Exptndo 12x20. Fireplace. Central Air. 2 Batha. 2 ttorage buildings. Mu1t Sel1*13,800 or fet10n1ble offer Ph. 614-245- 6684 1975 Shull1' mobile home 12x8fi Call evenings. 614-446· 4489 1984 lrailer owner will help finance Call 614· 446·8726. 14lll70 Buddy, 3BR, 1% bath, total electric. alot of extra•. BA furniture. 10ft 6 chair, picture. dmette aet , chine cabinet Will consider reaaonable ofler. Call 514-·Uft-3085 after 6PM 1 91;14 Stiultz 2 Bedroom, 1 v, bath, like new. Ph. 814 -4460990 or 304-676-6651 be· tween 7 & 10PM 14Jt70 1977 SkVIIne 2BR, CA. better e•rpet. hcellenl condition 191500. Ph. 614·446 -2479 . Juat 4 mile~ oullide city limits . Cozy 7 room. one 1tory home. Popular Addl1on School Olt· trlct Flthing pond. bam S. outbuilding• . McGuire Realty Co .. 1402 Fourth Ave.. Hunting · ton, WVa 25701 or Ph. 304 · 629·6033. 20 acre farm Hannen Trace Road. Glenwood, W. Va. for more intormatlon call 304-7735118 or 773· 5188 after 5:00 110 acr ... leon Baden Rd ., Houae & outbuilding. Stream through property. 304-458· 1068 34 Business Buildings Commercial buildings for laesa. Downtown Pt. Pleaunt Store1 , offh:ea. A·One Real E1tata. Carol Yeeger. Broker. Cell 304· 675-6104. Newly rtdeeor•ed 3-4 BA, family room. Plenty of storage apace. Nice location. Ph, 814· 445-7025 Ni~ 2 Bdr unfvmiahed houaa. Gar111t. worklhop. Ret . • depoart Prefer mtrried couptn. Accept one child Caii614-..W6· 9886. Newly remodeled 3BR hou1e jutt out uf City Llmita Call after lpm Ph . 614-.4 48·&278. New houte fDf ram or 1111 in Crown City; 1 8 minutes from Huntington, 25 minutll ,from Gallipolis. new loC811chOOI. Call Lot in privete p1rk on Raccoon Creek. Electric . . 1awer, and water. Well financed Shown bv appointment only. Ctll 614· 742-2677 2 BA. ltove & refrigerator For Sale: 90x110 lot In Twin Ceder tdditlon. New Htven. W V. 14600 firm . 304· 882· furni1hed. Located 62 MillCreek 1166 .00mo. 176 .00 Depo1it Ph 614·448·3870. Real Estate General 41 Real Estate General'' TURN YOUR TOES OUT TO GRASS AT -BIG FOOT PARK OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE... •Boating •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming ACRES & ACRES ·Of NATURE'S UNSPOILED LAND Nil MllN f I II II WN '50 MIJ NIII WATER-ELECTRIC BATHHOUSE ...CABLE TV... ALL CAMPSITES SHADED & LEVEL BIG FOOT PARK DIRECTIONS: 6 miles below Galli~olis cross Raccoon Crk. Brtd&e. Turn & follow si&ns. OPEN TILL DARK TEAFORDm Real Estate L..l:! 11.11.101 2t6 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·(614)·992-3325 NEW LISTING - 15 acres fenced. 3 BR home. drilled well, modern bath, lg. living, gas heat, barn: hen house. shop about 40x24 & fruit Asking $37.500. POIIEROY - N1ce lg. older 3 BR home. 3 baths. famtty rm .. garage Basement. cook & bake umts & lg. lot $50,0CO POMEROY Walk to Kroger's. 9 rms. 4 rented, nvervtew. gas furnace, mod· ern kitchen. paneling & carpeting. $29.500. RACINE - 3 BRs, lull basement w1th busmess rm .• range, refngertor. dbl. gar· age near the bank. Only $20,000. SALISBURY - I 55 acres JUSt oul of town wtth l1ttle old house. Just $4.000. SYRACUSE- Modern 2 BR ranch. Cook & bake umts, retngerator, carpeting, oak floor & Jg. lot. $37,500 LONG BOTTOII - Lg A·trame m good shape, 6.6 acres. dnlled wei ~. lots of shrubbery, full basement, 3 BRs, & ntce lor $59.500. SUTTON - 5:25 acres. 3 yrs old, modern 3 BRs, fam ily rm .• 20x32. cook & bake units. relngerator . swim. pool, tennts c ou~. basement & garage 30x30. Want $97,500. RACINE- Good 9 rm. older home. 4 BRs. 40" fireplace tn family rm. 18xl9, living about 25x24, Ig. patioand 2 lots. Only $27,500. 992·3325 H OI I SII1q H l! dd q u ;u l e t s 41 Houses for Rent "28R 68x14, AC. quiet neighbor· hood Reference I deposit required. Clo~e to Rio Granda. Adulta prefened. Ph. 614-246 - 5866 .. 441·0239. 2BA, bride, fulf baaement, 1 car a•aga. 1260 '*month. 3BR home close to towrt. utility room 1276 per month. 3BA home on Bob M40Cormidl Ad . family roo.m. full b11ement '276 per month. Credit repon, reterences and 1ecunty deposit reqUired. Wileman Real Eltlle. Ph. 814· 448· Pomeroy-Middleport-GallipoliS, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Houses for Rent Real Estate General . ' . FOR SALE·BY OWNER: " Two bedroom house. Ballmtade area. 304-171-2707. . • for Rent T;lil• above Krogera in Pome- 014·992·8216. Country home for rent on Rt 124. 2 people only , 614-742· 2246 eveninga. 814· 742-221 1 day. Unfumilhed, 2 bedroom house for rent No inside pat1 . Clean and til new paint. Call 814· 992· Houses and apartments tor renl . Cllll14-992-2403. 1 96 P1rk OrNe. refrigerator and range, 1295.00 month, no peta. 1 'JII!IIf lease plus deposit, 304-876-2192 cabinets. Carpeted throughout with lg. downslairs bath· room and utilitv·laundrv room. Other features include fi· replace. dining area and 2nd floor bal~room wilh shower. Lot is landscaped with large garden area and lruit lrees as . well. Three car garage with work area, garage door open· ers. stotage building, and satellite dish is tncluded with the 42 actes the owner wishes to sell at a reasonable price Call 245·9187 between S-7 OPEN 1·5* SUNDAY, MAY 17' Grtcioua living. 1 tnd 2 bN· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Ap.-t· menu in Middlapon. From 1216 Including utilitie1. Call Furnished, real nice ap.-tment on Ohio Riv•. Nice 11iew. 1276. per month or by week. Call 304-676-2635. 3 bedroom trailer, 1175.00 month. cily wtter and trash picllup included. 304 -876 - 2247. • 814-949·2626. . 1 bedroom garage apt with small verd. washer end dryer hook·UPI, appliances furnished. Availabkt June 1 . Call 1-814· 887-0988. 2 bedroom. total electric, • ·c. Sand Hill Roed. 304-675 -3834 Mobile homM for rent. 2 bedroom furni1hed . phone 304875·851 2 or~" Hugh Buni1 . Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basic rent 1178.00 plu1 electric. Alao r«fu1red 1 $200 00 security depo11t CONTACT: Jackson Ettetns Dnpt. Ph 448 - 3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. ' Furnithed & unfurnished tPtl., S1 60.00 and up, references Ph. 304-676-7738 or 304-6755104 A-1 Real Eat ate. New aptrtment: completely furn Ret. & Dep. 1 or 2 1dult1 only Call614·"6 ·0338. 3 Room Apt conviently located. Full carpeted, 1 BR No pets. Ph. 614·448-7616. Oalta Apartments. We tra now having • mov•ln apeclalt199. C•ll for more information 11 614·682 -7670. lOut of diltric;t c•ll collect) Mantgtd by U.S. Shalt• •nd Equtl Hou1mg Op· porttinity. Aaaident - Manager Tarry Hale. .. PRICE: $119.000.00 2,100 sq. ft. brick on 3'!. acres, more or less. with 3 lar.ce bedrooms. 2V> baths, liv- ; ing room and family room with see-lhrough fiTeplace.-·formal dining room with view. Kitchen has Corningware 1ange lop. buill-in oven and microwave. disposal, dishwasher, and new refrigerator. Ulilily room with washer, dryet and freezer in· eluded. OTHER FEATURES: Centra1aiT. eleclric forced air furnace, oak lrim with birch doors, 2'!. car garage with opener. cable TV. 11,000 BTU e160. AC 15.000 Furnished Apt. 1235 . Utihtiea Pd.. 1 BR 607 Second Ave .• Gallipolis. Ph 446-4418 after 7PM. BTU 1150. 20 lndt gil rtnga 171, 20 Inch electric range t126. electric ••nr.; double oven n 60. SkliQ• ppllancat. Upp..- Rivtf Rd. Call 814·448· 739B SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Ol1ve St.. Galllpolit. N.w a. u..d wood·coalstovn, t5 pc wood LR auite t399, • bunk bedt 1199, r'acilnert new a used bedt'oom 1uitft. wrtngar wtatltn, & ahon. New livingroom 1uites t199-t599, lamp1. Call 614- 448'3169. County Af.plill'!ce, Inc. Good used , •ppl ance1 and TV set1. Open BAM to &PM . Mon lhru Sat . 614·446 -'1899. 527 3rd. Ava. Gallipolis, OH Used Carpll 6 •ppllancet. Ph. 614·448·6737. Full •Ire bed 6 mtnrtn a bolt 1prlnga aso.oo Ph. 81•·4•8· Twin or bunk bed'• Ph . 814-268· 1756 2 Piece Living Room Suite 1325. Mollohan Furniture, Upper Aivtr Rd. Ph. 614-448·7444. Opon till 7PM on Wtttt Daya. CARPET 3 room furnished apartment Call 614·992·6434 or 304- W11hen. drv••· rWig•at:or•. 882-2688. APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses . Pt. Plaatant endGellipolil 614·446 -8221 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES rangea. Skaggt Appliancea. Upper ·Rivllf Ad . be1ide Stone Crest Motel. 61,·448-7398 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE 2566. entrance. re<:enttv remodeled. Everylhtng fum. , loc. outskirta Henderson . 8260. month. 304· 875 -8730 46 Furnished Rooms Rooma for rent. dav. wllltk. month. Gallia Hotel . Call 814· 446-9715. Rent IIIOWIII120 month Furnished room. 1100. Utllhlea paid. Shtre beth . Single male. 919 Sac:ond. Gallipolia. CaM 446-441 8 after 7pm. 4 7 Space for Rant Office SpliCe lor Rent EJteellent Jor Attvrneya, Accountant, etc. Clole to Court Houae. Call Wiseman Reel Et'Cite Agency. 814-U6-3844 to to t12!5. l ,!?in~"" ., and YP to t495. table W·6 chtin 1286 to Detk 1100 up to 1376. Hutchea 1400 and up. Bunk beds completa w. mamea.aes 1295 1nd upto•315. Babyb.ds 1110. Mtttr•s• or bolt apring1 full or twin 183. firm 17~ . tAd 183. OueH lett 1225. King 1350. 4 draw• cta.1 189. Gun c.binlta • • 12 "'"' a.. or electric flftgt •371. llby- mit· 1riiMI 13& • MI. hd ham• uo. •30 • Kklo tromo Good CARPET Carpet remnant• •8.00 • yard and up. Mollohan Furniture. Upper River Rd., Ph. 814-446· 744-4. Open till ?PM on Week Oaya. e piece wood Uving room suhe. VfiiY good Condition, 1160. Upright piano, 176 . Mlnertville, In Middleport, Ohio, 2 bedroom. furnlshnd apt. call 1 · 304-882· 614-992 -7715. 53 •so ond doo,. Coli 814: 448 -0109 lftlf fi ·30. 7479. ••s. 12 Montht free flnettdrlg with tpptoved crtdh. 1300 minu· mum . purch11e nac..llry. 3 Miln out Bulavllle Ad. Open 9.-n to 6pm Mon . thru l•t . Ph. 814·446·0322. Cwb Cadet 882 Hydro Aiding Ltwn Mower 13000 , Call 61•· For Stle: 31 puppeta, 1 atagt, 4 · chairs. tkka and other mlterlel Anyone in puppet mlnittry ahouiCI be intereatGd . 014-992 · Coli 814·266·e261 . 379-2746 6320 like new 21 cu h upright freelet' 1200.00. Oeluxa ping pong ttblt 180 .00. Ait compr•tOf Shrln•a Pttade Car for nla. VW convenlble". red with white lntet'ior, 6 HP tng ine E11cellent condition. us ad twice. Call 6, 4· uoo.oo. 304·676·6022. Estate General Space for smell trailers All hook-up1. Cable. Alto afflelancy rooms. air and cable. M"on. W.Va. Call3D4-773·5151 . Good u•ed port•ble and floor modtl color TV 's Ph. 814· 448 · 1149. PlastiC cl11ern attte approved, plaatlc 11ptic t1nk1 , plaatlo culverts, metal culverts . RON Country trailer space t66 . month . Reftrence required . 304·876·1925. MINERSVILLE - Beautilul home with a beautilul view! 3 bedrooms. lull basement. 1'~ baths. all quality con· struction. front porch with a nm view. ftrepface. Cape Cod design. Must See! $54.900.00. WISEMAN REAL ESTATE - 446-3644 POMEROY - Ntce 1 1~ story home with vmyl siding, 2·3 bedrooms. partial basement and equipped kitchen. JUST $10.000.00. HARRISONVILLE - In lhe country - Cute little ranch type hOuse wtth garage and almost 2 acres of ground. 3 bedrooms, equipped ktt· chen . Much more . $25,500.00 Real Estate General Open House COIIIIERCIAL BUILDING - PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA - 600 SQ. N steel building, tdeal for anyone in truckin g, drilltng or minmg bus1ness. Owner may consider leasing or financmg. Call lor more informal ton. PICTURE THIS - You and yout lamtl y relaxing on awra p around deck enjoymg a tertthc view of theOhto Rtver. You can w1th thts home at the edge of town. Oth er attracttve leatures mcl 0de ~ BRs, 3 baths. LR wtth ston efu eplace an dm1rtoreo wall that rellects th e r~ver v1ew. FR. rec room. kttchen. dinette. 2 fi1 eplaces, carpet, cent. air.ll you like thenver you'll lovethis one .. . JAY DRIVE - lovely home lor beg1nners. 3 BRs, LR, eat-m kitchen. bath. ca1pet,ng, gas heat. cent a~r . attached garage. Call now for appomtment. 2 story home situated on 3. 2 wooded acres m/1. over 3,500 sq. ft. , 4 bedrooms. 3\'z baths, family room, living 10om. dining room. lnaround pool and much more too numerous to mention . Come see the rest! DATE: Sunday, May 11r 1987 TIME: 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. DIRECTIONS: Appro•. 1/1 milt from Rodney on SR 511 (ltft side of road), Watch for signs. THE FAMILY WILL LOVE THIS ONE! Ranch style home on .5 acr e m/ 1. offers 3 BRs, bath, kitchen . Iamtly room.LR.carpet. heatalator ltreplace, WB stove. 2 car aHached gmge. 16x32 tn·ground pool. Chain link fence. Call lor an appomtment. LOTS OF POTENTIAL HERE! - 2000 sq. N. building with lrontage on St. Rt. 160. 12x20 walk-in cooler, 12ft. d a~ry case. Call for more details. GREENFIELD TWP. - 88.75 ac. m/1 fronts on SR 233 and flank Shaffer Rd. Owners reports timber. AFFORDAIILITY • LOCATION =ONE NICE STARTER HOllE - Near Green School. 3 BRs. bath, LR, kitchen. fiteplace. full basement, big yard. Call lor more deta1fs. GRAHAM SCHOOL ROAD - Very ntce ranch offers kitchen w/ range, relrig.. OW, displ .. mtcrowave,LR, FR. dtnette. 3 8Rs1 I bath. cent. air. carpetin& 2 metal uttltty bld gs. Shown by appointm ent. OWNER HAS REDUCED THE PRICE TO $39,900 - 132.9 m/ 1. pasture farm . springs, 42x94 barn, tobacco base. Older home tn good shape. 3 BRs. bath. LR, kitchen Call today. DON'T BE CRAIIPED FOR ROOM ANY IIORE - This lovely home oJjers 2000 sq. h. and is just l1ve mmutes from town- 4 • BRs. l 'h baths. powder room. kitchen .dinette. LR with corner wood burner,fam ily room. carpet and hardwood. gasheat, cent. air. attached garage, c1ty schools. Call today. OOWNTOWN LOCATION - LIVE IN ONE, . RENT THE OTHER or RENT BOTH! - 2 story home with 3 BRs, bath, lR, kitchen, dining rm . gas heal. Gara ge apa~m ent 1n rear offers 2 BRs, bath. kitchen. laundry room. Make us an offer. MAKE THIS YOUR NEW HOllE - Brick ranch, 3 BRs, l 'h baths. kttchen w/ range, double oven. OW, living rm. d1nette. family rm., ftreplace, lull basement. screened porch, 2 car attached garage, KC school district PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - lovely home offers 3 BRs. 3 baths, eQUipped kttchen. 14x441amily room, dmette, fireplace, 2car unattached garage, 20x40 pool and sat elltte dtsh. C.ll for an appomtment. BUY ALITTLE OR BUY ALOT - Th1s home can be purchased w1th 5 acres or 58 acres and offers 3 BRs. 2 baths. LR. k1tchen. woodburning stove, carpet, tobacco base. 40x60 barn. cellar house and several sheds. Ca ll for more information PRICE REOUCEO TO $39,9001 -GREAT BEGINNER HOllE - This home offers a large LR with fireplace. kitchen, dinmg area. 3 BRs, bath, full basement, I car garage, deck, fenced yatd just minutes to town on Rt. 141. Call for an appointment. COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19,900 - Th is attractive home offers 2 BRs, bath. k~ch en with range, dmingroom, LR. carpet. 1 car unattached garage, situated on two lots. Call today . GREEN ACRES IS THE PLACE TO BE.. ... Nice ranch style home srtuated on a 701148 h. lot offers 3 BRs. 1\\ baths. LR. FR w/ fireplace, eat-1n krtchen. gas heat. Green schools. Call today. SPRING VALLEY ESTATES - In-level home oijers 3 BRs. 2 bath s. mce equ tpped kttchen. l ·shaped LR. dming area. 2411 2 lamily room Y9th woodburning fireplace, gas heat. cent. ait, 2 car garage. Call today. ADDISON TWP. - Possom Trot Road 93 acres m/ 1, all woods. Old barn on property. $21 .900. $25,000 - VALLEY DRIVE - This 3 BR home offers 2 baths. krtchen, LR. DR. carpet. gas heat. crty schools. Call lOt an appt. ElliNGTON - WOODRUFF RO. - 1.55 acres m/ 1. 3 BR home. LR. kttchen. bath. No~h Calha school d1strict. A ~ m Burnett Roofing 2.4 acres 579 ft. 3 window air cond, 5.000 btu . 7.600 btu. 12.800 btu, 1 1 & volt, used • and good cond . 304·875-2710. For aele maple dinette. 6 chairs. 2 end tablet. coffee table. cta•ln Welding aet, · ttnh included. A1tylin tank1 complete *350. Call 814-992-381&7 tftlf 12:00 noon. 876·1663 9 piece l{ving room set. {ranch 1tyla} Very good condition . For 11le· white pine 6 Norway Spruce, 15" high 16.00 uc:h. IIW. lawnmower repa1n . 304· Comfort air, 18,600 btu u11d 1 1ummar. 1200. 304-875-5616. 3 BR HOME- 6 MO. OLD -1450 sq. I!. living and full basement. 2 full baths. lg. tooms. 12x26 counlry kii., lastelul decor, well insul./ddl. pane windows, all elec .. city water/sewer. cedar lap siding. lg. deck, ·2 bslco· nies, slorage bid&., 4/10 acre. ovsrlooks Bob Evans Farm. VERY CONVENIENT: Walk to college, grocery· / b6nk/P.O./Rio Grande Elem. nearby, Gallipolis city schools. 10 min. to Spring Valley, 20 min. to Jackson. 25 min. to Meigs Mines. Owner Transferred. call for Ap· 304-876 -1484 Real I.SEMAI ME:MBEftJ ' ~ ··EMPLOYEE RELOCATION REAL ESTATE 446-3644 E. M. WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID ·WISEMAN, 446-9665 B. J. HAIRS~ON, 448-4240 CLYDE B. WALKER, 246·6276 LORETTA M·cDADE. 448:-t/2'9 . IIAIIBLIIIG RANCH OVEILOOKIIIG THE RIVERVety spac~us includes nearly 3800 sq. fl . of Quality butlt llvtng s~ace . large comfo~abl e family room offers bnck fireplace with i n s e~ , 1ndoor BBQ, wide oak floors~ large slidmg doors leading to flagstone pat1o wtth captain's vtew of the river. Also includes large livmg room w1th marble fireplace, 5 bedoroms. 2 tuff baths, wet bar, lormal dining and more. Great home for entertaining and raising a lamtly. 4.5to 5 acres of ground with pond. $139,900 COUNCIL , We TARA ESTATES HOlE - Very clean & well maintamed bnck ran ch w1th full basement. Includes fam,fy room, 3 bedrooms. 2 lull bath s. living room. dtnmg area plus eQuipped eat·m kilchen Also leatues screened·m porch & open palto. garage. Central at r. Well decorated. Priced in the 60's. .' N11d llttlnRtll 86 Approximately 50-55 acres grassland. The remainder is quiet wooded gtound . l 'h story home with alummum siding mcludes 3 bedrooms, living room. den or family room . latge eat-in kitchen All newly carp~ed . Woodburner included. on property. Poss1bllit1esar e ' EXTIA NICE FORTHE PRICE! Modern 3 bedroom ranch with large kitchen. lien. large ceramic bath, natural gas. garage wtlh separate shop room .Good place to raise children. It's tn town on a mce lot $44,900. AS A shape. Nothing to home. 3 bedrooms. I room. living room with fireplace vmyl s1dmg, gas fur nace & central a~r and carpel among olher th ings. Ba sement. Mint cond1tion. l ow 50's. ~237 MERCIAL SITE for sale located at 2206 tArn Ave. All utilities available. BLACKBURN TOWII? -You want reas:onalnly priced hom e with a ntce shady lawn? You don't lo paint and wan! a house that IS almost maml enan ce free?We may have ju st what you are looking for. lhts well· kept home has three bedrooms and two bath s and an aflordable prtce of $39,900. ~124 SURROUNDED 1Y COUIITRY - Attracttve bt·level in greal condrtion rests on a landscaped 1.5 acre lot m Kyger Creek schools. 3 be droom home oilers family room with ftreplace. living room wtth fireplace and 2 full baths. large 2 car gat age Electric heat pump, blacktop road. EntOY qutet country living for a change. $74,900. mo DESIRABLE OLDER HOllE 1n GallipOlisremodeled m 1979, 1982 and room added in 1986. Near supermarket, library.and laundry. Large backyard wnh 5 ft. high chain link tence. One fOOm basement Gas forced ait furnace. gas water heater & storage. AHic areasu~able to remodel for additional bedroom. All fot $38,900. mo scentc htlltop! The remodeled older 2 story home ha s4 bedrooms upsta trs, livm ~ room, famtly room. kilchen wtth new cabmets. utili ty and bath on the hrst level. basement, 3 !~replaces and level acreage surroundmg 11. Porches, sturdy oldet barn and trees complete the summer/ weekend retr eat Southwestern School 01slrtct. $32,900. #415 QUALITY HOME APPROX. 3 miles from Holz er Hosp,tal l ocated on Kerr Bethel Road 3 bedrooms, all electttc home has new forced a~r fu rnace. Shop area oil garage. l arge kitchen wtth lots of storage ar ea. Almost 'A acre of land. Cham link fence around yard Garden area, Pnced tosell at $28.000 #305 SPECIAL OFFERING BEST Buildin& Sites in Gallia Counly - "Early B~rds" wtll get the best s1te!! We are suhdii tdmg a 11 00 acre farm 1nto small. medtum and large bwld!ng sites. f rom 2to 30 acresof gently rolling meadows and htlnop land Offenng wonderful countrySide v1ews. clean. tresh aromas and qu1et peaceful surr ound1ngs. l ocated on state htghway, Rto Gr ande Elementary and Gallia Acad em y High School. Gallta County Rural Water. Excellent ne1ghbohood. Fmanctng available. NO MOBILE HOMES PERMITTED. *137 Carter Tractor 4U·6610 THREE BLOCKS FROII TOWN - But surrounded by 5 acres of woods. family ortented netghborhood. 4·5 bedrooms, 3 lull baths, lar~ livmg 100m w1th hreplace. formal dinin g, eat·tn kitchen wilh lots of wtndows, fam11y room with tu eplace large deckoverlooking yard. Latge 2 car gara ge. 'Much. mu ch more. $72,900. DON'T HESITATE!! ms UOl • Southern Hills I.E., IlK. Kenmore tir cond , 21 .000 btu , 1·800·843·3787 OF VINTON - Dtrectly across from the new elementary school, Sttuated on 0.7 actes, thts 2 story bttck / frame hOme has 7 rooms, bath , lull basement and a large melal outbuilding. Garden space. matute trees and 2 porches add to the country-like settt n ~ Possible loan asumptton $34.000. • 30.5 ACRES M/L- $11,000- Sec. 93 Walnut Twp. Fronts on Whtte ~ollow and Berry Rd. Sept1c tank. Coll304·676·4631 0460.00 304·576 -7109. ll.IUOI GREEN TWP. - 2.5 acres m/1, very n1ce home offers 5 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen, diing rm., LR, carpet and hardwood. wood· burner, new fu rnace. Call lor an appomtment. • INVESTIIEIIT PROPERTY - 9 acres, m/1, apptox. \l mi. from HMC with frontage on St. Rt. 160. Henry E. Cleland Jt . 992·6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949·2660 Dollie Turnet ..... 992·5692 llflice .... ............ 992·.2259 LOVELY BRICK HOME IN TOWN - Th 1s home has a lot to otler Kitchen w1lh ran ge and displ., LR w1th fireplace, carpet over hardwood, full basement. attached garage wtth electric op ener. gas heat/cent. air, storm wmdows. You'll wa nt to see lh ts on e. LOTS FOR SALE - Slate Rl 7. rural water avatlable, mobile home welcome. Ca ll for mote details. . Tony's Gun Aepaira, hot reblue· ing. Open 9·00 AM to 7:00PM. Side by Side. Genertl E\ec:tric Freezer, 1 refrigerator. ' Pr of diamond 11pphire e.-rlnga Call MIDDLEPORT - Beauliful older colonial with all mod· ern features. includinR in· ,0000 pro,fireplaces, 2 baths, over 1300 sq. n. storage butlding, woodburner hoo· kup . elec. B.B heat Carpettng, garden area and manl other feature s PRIC 0 TO SELL' TURN THE KIDS LOOSE HERE -2.5acres more or less with alovely ranch style home, 3 BRs, 2 bath s. LR, kitchen hasmicrowave. ran ge and rehtg . lull basement. carpet, heat pump. cent. atr. aHached garage plus unattached garage l ots of room lor a garden. AFFORDABLE PRICED AT JUST S29,900! - Closetocity on Rt 14 t th ts home offers kitchen. LR, family room. dining room and lull basement. large unattached block gatage Call for an appotntment ladiea 3 wheel bicycle, 2 speed with luggage rack on rear for ule. Call 814·985· 3942. Surptua Rental Clothing, cheap. cloaa out prieta, evevday, ell year. 58 Burdeue Addn. Point Plaaunt. MIDDLEPORT - 2 unit apartment building. Ready to move. mto. 3 bedtoom umts should rent lor $200.00 plus each. Owner wants $19.900.00 YOUR FAMILY WILLENJOYTHIS HOllE4 BRs, 2 baths, equipped •kitchen , LR, atta ched garage, heat pump/cent. air, whirlpool tn master bath, above ground pool. Shown by appointment 245-5488 E.Ma11nWM POMEROY,O. PRICE REOUCED - LE· BANON TOWNSHIP - 30 acres woobland, minerals.' lree gas from exts!lng well. Prtvate and secluded. JUST $7,500.00. 'for personal viewing call for appointfltent VINTON - CORNER OF CHERRY &CLAY - Nice two story home offers 4 BRs. 2 baths. LR, kitchen, den. dining toom, fu ll basement, sundeck, fireplace. Call lor an appomtment. BY OWNER IN RIO GRANDE 992-2259 986-4437. . Real Estate General v....., Wuhar & Dtytf , Stove & Aefrigerato,, Dinette Set, with Buffet. gins top coffee tabla. & H.P 65 gel. ttnkair compre11or . Ph. 81'·"6· 8201 . Catalytic Convertert. only t89 .95. Motl model1 . lntttlle· tion 1110 available. MuHiar Man. 9 Stlmpa;on Ava.. Athena. Ohio 1ng storm windows. Mt. Alto." WV. 304-896-3816 304-876-1078. ' Furnlahed Efficiency t1&o . Utili· tlea paid. share bath. 507 Second Ave.. GallipoH• Ph. 446-4416 efler 7PM . Tour today with .... oners living room. kitchen w/ range, displ. Ointng room, bath. carpetin & woodburn t n~ stove. unattached garage and a 16x30 on1ce and shop. Call today. 614-992 -3103 For~ tilt · limestone, atnd, gravel. fill dirt, firewood Dell· vered 304-878 -4412 . 614·258·9333. 304-676·1371 0' 876-6917. 14 good u1ed window• includ · Whitn Liberty tl metal detector for aale Used lh11e. Call IOn, Oh 814·286·6930. EvANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· Golf clubs. 1 yaw old. 1196 Space for rent, trailer IJ)Ittt. locust Ad. At 1. Point Plaaunt. 6 room hou1e on v~ acre In Pomeroy . Ruat1c. secluded . Overlooks river. 115.000. 614 - ••:r,:nru - I.7acresm/1. Very n1ce ranch style home leatutes 2 bath s. 3 BRs, LR. lam1ly rm. and lotmal dining. carpetm " woodburnmg stove Call for mor e 1nlormat1on. 304·273-8866 992·6320. Refriger.tore. couch & chair. bunk beds. mapiettble• c:haba. Swivel rocker, ch"l of drawen. 1375. 814-689·6102. Surplus denim. rental, trmy , Carhm clothing. Sem Som• rville 's E..t Ravenawood. Fri, Sat. Sun. 12:00 till 8.00 PM. ' Shtrp 1 3 Inch color TV with remote control, 1200. RCAVHS VCR reoorder. •200 . Call 614- Real 23 cubic tt Stars Chtlt frNltf . 1300. Call 814·992-8149 after 8:00p .m. •so. 992·5136 or 814·992-0783. COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park. Route 33. North of Pomerov . Rental trailert. Call 614-992· Antiques Antique Otk Mant... antique window g\111, ttorm window• of bedroom 1Uitn. rnMII c:.abiMit. htld· bo•ds and "P to •tt.ctk)n Ctllllhan'• UaedTira Shop. 'Ovar 1,000 tlrn. liz .. 12. 13. 14, 15, 18, 18.5 . 8 mil11 out Rt . 218. . Ph. 814·448·3224 7946 . Carpet ramn.nt1 18.00 a yard Valley Furniture. new & uaed. , and up. Mollohan Furniture Large ltctiOn ot quality furni· Upp..- Riv• Ad . Ph. 014-448ture 1216 Eastern Ave . . 7444 Open till 7PM on Weft Gtlllpoll1. . Dar• Pd. Ph. 448·4416oftO< 7PM . 740 Second Ave. 1 BR ., 1186 per mo. Dapo1it required. Cat! 514-•48-4222 between 9 -6 w..., New apartmentl, one or two bedroom1. Third Ave. in GellipDIIa t200. Plf month. Call 2 bedroom trailer. Ashton Upl.and rolld, Hud approved. 304- &14-992-3506 between 8,oo and 9 :00. 876·4088. Furnithed Apt. 1 BR, 701 Founh Ave .. G•llipolia. ~225 Utllltl11 728 COUNTRY LANE- CHAROLAIS HILLS (3rd House on Left after leaving 160) - FOLLOW SIGNS oea Ph. 614·441·8121 . 1~.,.o.-::-c-::-c;:-::=...,.-:-:--;:­ Ch.,hl<t. Complttoly fwnlahod. 61 Household Goods 1 bedroom ground floor. private ----:A TIME .FOR DISCOVERY Automelic 191. clothes dryer 195, holl · free rtfrigentor· whitt ,1126 , • ...... 15 cu. fl. t1&0. Ma'(tllg wringer wuher t98, air condftiontr·IOOO ITU t8&. AC Nice 2 bedroom Apt .. Main Sl. 2 bedroam trailer. couple•. 1 small child. Locust Ad, At 1. Point Pleutnt. 304·875-1076 Real Estate General 3 or 4 Bedroom hou1e In Kyo• CNBk School District. Ref•en· · 814-992·7787. EOH. 44 51 Hounhold Goods 1 It 2 Bedroom Aptl. Utilities Ph . 814 -44CIJ·8883. 54 Misc •.Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 64 M iac·. Merchandiie 47 Wanted to Rent paid next to Rio Grande CaMeo-. 2 bedroom. Ceii614·949 -Z424, 2 badroom. you pay utilities. adults only, deposit required. 3 STORY A·FRAIIE HOllE -10 vears old located on Rod· ney·Cora Rd .. 3 miles pasl Quail Crnk Trailer Park. Pic· turesque setting, 3 bedrooms, lg. kitchen wilh built-in Apartment for Rent Water pold. Ph. 614·245·6818. (oy for ,rent. Total electric. Ctll Secluded Mountain lodge style home. Cathedral calling. atone fireplace. 3 BR . 2 bath. full baaement, 30 acrM fenced puture. 2 barna, Jtocktd pond Availtble June 1. $376 per month. Call814-742-2681 b• ginning May 20th. 44 Upateirt furnished Apt , 4 rooma and btth. Ctntralty klcated. 1 or 2 ldvht. R.f. • dtpotit ,.. qutred. Ph. 814-441·0444. ~~ Mobile Homes 3844. 3090. Farms for Sale 32 ACRES Houses for Rent 814-258·8009. 1973 12x86 Kirkwood Remo· dated Will consider offer 614 · 992-2454 afler 6 :00pm. 33 41 814 -992 ·7481 , 814 -992 · 2388. 51.·992·3643. 3208. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 36 PHONE 814·446·7274. 614-448·8038. Schools Instruction 614·992·3888. Hometown personal care Have vacancy for adult care. Prof... 1lonal employHs in 3 working ahlfta Clll 614· 992-8869 or Rd. U9.000. Ph. 814 -448 2946. Mowing and odd jobs In Melg1, Muon and Gallla Counties Call 15 Mamoritl CountelorJ Provide • aervlce. that lome day ..,.,..,one mutt h~~Ve, and make way above average eatnlngl plus alot or utisfec1ion In providing an absolute mu1t. Cel1614-448· 3615 10·00AM 1:00PM Mon thru Fr1 Re nld l:, Buildings 17. 1987 May 17,1987 Ohio-Point Plea1!8nt, W.Va. COZV 3-4 BEDROOM HOI( - Vety w~l maintained home, I \? story Ita me offets large living room. lamily room, nice bath & eat·tn kilchen. Atttaclive oak woodwork. One car garg~. Close to schools, pools & baiHields. $44,900. •224 NEW LISTING- IIOBILE HOllE AND APPROX. 2 ACRES - Good locat1on close totown. 2bedroom mobile home in good condrtion. l'h bath s, l1v1ng room, eat·in k~chen . $12,500. mo IMPRESSIVE 2 STORY - II you are not ready to · bu y, BEWARE ol th1s unusually nice 3 bedroom home A very home y lam1ly room wtth fireplace, formal enlrance. lormal dlntni, w1fe appt oved k1tchen w1lh all appliances plu>snack bar stools. Large mastet bedroom w1th lull balh and huge wal k·tn closet All the car pel IS n e~ or 1n gooo cond ttton. 2i' bath s. ' lut nace and au co nd1t 1on systems. Your chdden w1ll love the n e~gh borhood which mcludes a pool and tenniS. etc. Mom anti Oad w1ll love the qwet peaceful stteel and thP bea uhful set1 1ng ov erlook ~n g a ttn y lake. Oad can for get about extcr~o r pa111lm~ tt's ma tntenance free Ofleted al $87,500 AMBY LANE - Qurellocatron 11111oil St Rt 160 w1thm I m1le from new g"dr 1chool. 6 m1les lo Hol zer Hosp11a1 NICe homesmlhe atea l h1 s 3 yr. old quality buill home 11 on a latge lot w1t h n1 ce shade trees. Home 1S3 BR. 2 baths. liv1ng room w11h ftreplace. dmmg atea. eiiiCtent kttchen. 24x28 2 ca1eat age allachett 40' anenna & rotar w1th very good IV recepllon over w1dearea.all th1 s w1th ce nl"l a~r l 1sted at S49.900 N320 EXCELLENT HOMESITE! 2 98 actes fronl s on Sl. Rt. 160. Apro.,mately I mile lrom Hol zer Hosp1t al $1 5,000 #313 BI·LEVEL ON LARGE HAT LOT - Very ntce home tnclodes 3 BRs. !lull &2 hall balhs. large f Rwith woodbur n~ng fireplace. I ~ car garage. Newer carpet throughou t most of house. Super nice covered porch & patio for lam1ly lun. located ouf Rt. 160. $49.900. #207 WHAT A VIEW! - Overlooktn g beaut1ful countrySide. this 3 bedroom home Is perfect for the fa mily full basement includes famtly room & rec. room 2 !~replaces . Approx. 2 acresol ground. $37.500. �• Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 64 Misc. Merchandise BliCk & white TV, 12" . 15 Yuu old. Good condition . Ph. 614448· 8186. Public- Not1ca Ov erstoclu!ld o n 1986 model wh1te uw l ng "'a c hin es · Equipped to :rig ug , monogram overc ut , mend s. hemm i ng, millet bunon hOles & more Regul1r t3 49 96 N o w S100.00. Th61t are new wrth a 20 yetr w 1rrantv Caii6 14 -J 86· 4635 56 Building Supplies 55 Building Supplies 61 Farm Equipment 71 Reedy mix co ncun e and all concrete supplies. Call us Valley Brooh Cement end S uppllet, 304· 773-8234 CROSS & SONS U S 36 w.. t, Jackson. Ohio 814-286-64151 . 1982 Trans -Am Call 614-446· 1522 aft• 4PM Rougk lumber Oak & Po pl• 1160 per 1,000 by bundle, 20 o by bo ard h 304 ·67 5-441 2 . 56 Pets for Sale Gro om and Supply Shop-Pel Gr oa m 1n g A ll br eed s . All 1tyl a1 J ulie Webb Ph 614-446· 02 3 1 Building Mater•all Bloek. brick, 1ewer pipea. win dows, llnt elt , etc -Claud!! Win ten , R1o Grande 0 . Call 614- 246 ·6121 Concrete blocks all sires vard or delivery Muon sand Gallipo lil Blodt Co. 12 3% Pine S t .. Gallipoltl, Oh1o Calf 614 -446· 2783 . BUYOUTS · SECONDS · CLOSEOUT'S 1 • Counter top1 . Kitch en and bath tnd btr S2 99 lin Ft (8) 2.· Marble Vanity Top's !BI Fro m 18· 19 to " 22 -48 " 810 00 to UO 00 3 · 22·30 Almo nd Varuty and Marbl e Top 179.96 . 4 , 60 " Steel Bath Tub 's Almo nd and whit S89 96ea 6 · Hi11h Glotl tub wall k1tl almond and whtte . 829 .96. 6 .· 1 pc Fiber· glell tub and 1hower cDmblnation. White and cDiora S169 96 to t179.9!!i 7 2pc Flbergl .. s tub 1nd ahowera combination whhe and colon t 19 9 9&. 8 .· DeiUill acrylic tub and ah oweu with top . Reg . 869 .96 No w 299.9&. 9 .· Color Commodes 189.95. 10,· Ftberglass Roo l shingles jB\ t16 .9& sq 90wt roll rott ing 89.9& 11 . Pine rough uw T -1 - 11 stdt ng (~'u"d' 12.96) 26pc up 1 (l0 off pr Pc 1 2 .· t;u 4 ' K8 ' Plvwood·B 96 '/,. 6 95 26pc. up. •1 00 ofl pr . pc. 13.· JAx4x8x tongue It groove water bo•d S9 .96 or Wu4x8 ·8 96 ) 25p c . up 1 . 00 off Pr Pc.l7. 16thax4x8· 5.96 ) 14 . 4x8 cedar m treated lattice 12 96 and 10 96. t1 00 off 25pc up 15 • 1A x4d wood oek pt nellng jB) 6 99.,. IAI gr~e 8 95ee 11.· Yu:4~e8 Birch Penehng Reg 24.95 now 16.96 . 17.· Pmeand ctdlr wood wmg s coating 111hq, ft. pr. package8B 9&and •10.1& pk. 18 • 4•8 Glatt tile b•th panelsj8)4 .99 end 6 99ea 19.- Parma jR) Insulated th"l· lng foil one l ide Wu4ll8·4.99! (%ll41l8 " 6 99) 11 · 4118· 8 99) 20.· Thermo I ptv msulativuhee· thing 1o ll (21 ••des 4119 4 96 26pc up 1.00 off Pr Pc 21 ,·ln1uutated tempe'&d glass pan•ls. Vu32x76 - 29 96 ea 3&pc up 26 .95 22 · Pine lnl ldu kJ\Iered adjuueble ahuuers au tlus beiDw whOlesal e cost 23 ·K· Lux benctt m ark br~ck cornert 60 cent s bOll mo rt or 2 gal. 1 0 .96. 24.- Pre11niahed bruce oak flo or in g 'It thick 2•;. wide 20aq . fl. cln S46 00 10 ctn . up 39.96 ctn 25 -Prehung intltt'iar doon prellnished and unfinished ell slr81 (B ) 29 96 ea. 26 .-Sttelllcttrlor Insulated prehung doort (8 ) 89 96ee. 27.· Ellterlor steel door blanks (B\ 26 OOee. 28 .· Pine l ouvered By, lotd doon sets 124-29 96 ) (30· 35 951 132 ·39.961 (35·44 951 (48·59.901 29.· Double 1idell~ e entrance door tell with decorated glau end sheet panel doors 360.00ea 30.-Brome aluminum double commercial tnttance doou tell 599.95 or l lngels 399.96 with hendels and locks. 31 .- Smglfl Of double leaded glass steel ln 1ulated doors sets reg 699.00 to 1800 . 00 now 349 96 to 895 00 32 ·Steel doors and jamb prehung 1 1h hr ftrfl rat ed. 189.95 33 · Prehung steel ln1ulated do on w ith Vr glan insuleted 129 96t~a . 34 . Prehung pme pt~nel doors all ' ' " ' 89.96aa . 36 .· Blank hollow core doers from 12 to 20 wide 80 long 36 · Preflnlshed prel'lung oak legacy doors 1nd jamb aU slu s '-4 96ea •oo.... PENNS WAREHOUSE WELL· STON , OHIO 614 ·384· 3645 Ouroe Boart Bred jull like the boars we tnted .-1 the Ohio Ma..ey Ferguson, New Holland, Tett et+On that g•ned over 2 6 Bush Hog Sales & Service Over lbt p• dey Roger Bentley, 40 used tracton 10 ehooae trom Sabine. OH. 513 -584·2398 81 compt.t e line of new & used eQuipmBnl . LArgett u lect lon in Oay l ll'l time for flocking. S .E. Oh10 Catfish, Hvbrid BluegiM. Ban. Crappie & Minnows. For mor e Round h!l'f baler mike. 8001b. inlormatlon·on delivery. Call Toll balet t 1600 Mechenicat to- 180 Maney Fargu aon D ietel Tr1ctor 13960 New Holl and 273 Ballf t179!!i New Holland Hey Bind $995 Ph 614· 286 · 6622 . Golden Retrieven 9wka old. AKC Reg• lteu td. Have had sholl vet check . 4 Healthy males Call today Ph 1-614- 2 86 · 51 10. a. AKC Re gi stered Toy Poodl e, Coeker Spaniel & M m• Jture Poodle & $ehnauzer Pupptes For Sal e Ph 614 · 446·8883 AK C Registered Bt~ltenv SpaniAI Puppies. ShOtl It ready to go Cell alt er 7PM Ph. 61 o4 246 - 6697 . AKC Min11ture Dachshund femal e black & un AKC Oac· 1hund mate puppy AK C Adutt Pekingese Ph 61 4· 446·7920 . Grl\lely attachm ents rolollller & rot ary plow Call 614 - 367· 0149 PTO Mtnure Spreader $600 . 1Oft wheel dtiC f325 . Tob acco tetter 8126 Hay eondiuonet 8275 . 3pt . wheel rake 8 226 Jo hn Deere corn planter t 250 New Ho lland 323 Squere baler 81860 Other field ready equ1p· m911t Howe's Farm Machmery, Rt 124 & M1yhew Rc:l.. Jack· son , Oh Ph 614· 286 6944. aqu 350 J 0 Doz er 900d shape, 6 way blade U ,760 00 Call614· 266· 6769. Dragonwynd Catllny Kennel CFA H•melavan, Per1lan and S•am&le kitten s AKC Chow r;.uppi es. New kitten s, Siam ese and H1melayan s Cal/614-446· 3844 aft er 7PM 273 New Holland aq. Baler t1 !500. Fcrd 3pt . Rake 8326. Shever Pott Dnver S700 . 7ft. locu 1t post s 81 .36 each Ph 614· 388-9832 . Border Colhe Pup s Vaccmated , wormed & g uara nt~tt~d . Ph 814 -379· 2360 ... Buy on e any size chain 1aw chain and get socond chein,half pr~ce SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO , Hendenon, W Va 304· 676 - 7421 Year old white Eskimo Spill mete or trade for fem ale puppy of amall type ~P o mm e ran•en or York ia) et c Ph 814 -446· 4666. Reg Appaloosa 4yf old Pal a· mlno Mare S800 or best off er mcludes saddl e. Call aft er 6PM 304·676·6003 . . 992 -7201 AK C reg11tered f emal e Beagle pup 9 week s old. 8 60 00 304 · &76 ·2473 alter 6.30, RegiStered Polled Hereford Bull Good proven bull , gentle. 1,0001ba $600 . Ph. 614· 446· 1052. 1yr. old Reg . Quart er Hone gelding Ph . 614 - 379 -2143. >sl\:'; ,;:;;•• Gentl e, 4 2'', with children 1-'--- ------- M1le burro lor sale. 1 veer old Nice pet 876 . Call 614 -742 · 2763. 64 1962 Chevy good condition. Hu been kept in g.-.ge W1ll SeH Or Trade Ph. 514· 446· 2562 . Cell eer1v morning• or ...,entngs. y 1976 Camero Call a"ytime Ph. 614· 446· 3449. 1983 Buick t.Sabre Limh:ed, AC . cru1n, atereo-ceuttte. e~: ­ oel lenl condition . 56.000mi. t 6 ,7QO Cell614.-4,48,0290 ' 79 Cougar XR7, new paint, rebuih engine nQ m•les, ntce cer, Stearns Ger~t. 304-675· 7710 or 6 7 5 ·6749 . 71 ' Autos for Sale 1987 Pontiac Sunbir(t, QT. AC, fuel in jection Ph 614- 246 - On e Homelit e EZ c h1m Jaw, one Scarewav propan e cannon for deer and bird control, one Sunbew sheer master V!lrlable sp eed clippers. 304 -895-306 3 aft er 6 .00 62 Wanted to Buy N ow buytng ahetl corn or ear corn . Call ft;~rlatest quot e~. River Ch: v Farm Suppty, 814· 446 - 2985 304-676-1319 : 1975 Mark IV, good -304· 675- 7315 cond , 1979 Jeep CJ6, 304 engine, t2 .300 36 8u rdeu e Addn 304 -676-11 13 "1980 Clltlau Supreme, PS , PB, "t1lt. eruil &, 91 ,000 mil es, real ' nice car, $2 ,200 00 304· 675· 1968 ChfN'Y Nova. 6 eyl PS PB runs good. 151 4 -992· 2866 74 :3269. . 1981 Chevette S560 00 304· ·896· 3063 aft er 5 :00 . FLATWOODS AREA OF POMEROY New kitchen, bathroom, and ' carpeting ~ acre - 17 acres available. -73 Plymauth Valiant for sele :304· 676-6974 :-------~ . --1980 Cordo ba. Make an of1 er. CALL 446-2359 Hay & Grain 304· 675·3385 Realty 446-3636~ :::12 - 1976 Kawasaki KZ - 76Q , 12 ,800m• $760 o r trade Ph. 614·266· 1340 1---'---'------- AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT GORDON, REALTOR, ~46-61 !& MARY FLOYD. REAlTOR. 446-3383 25 IDCUST srREET. GAlliPOliS. OHIO ~ age . '11 ·6 , fuel mje cted, 4· wheel :;r14 _ .;~~- 2 ~~a~p 88900 . Ph :,; 969 International Cab Over '-lractor L1v e Tandem 238 De '• tro •t. 30 .000m• sinee majored -usoo. Ph 614·256· 65so J 986 Chev % S1lv eredo , loaded , ~ low miles. Ph . 614-446 ·6296 - M arion Dump Bed 8 K16, 4ft ~a. d as , pump , hoist, oil tan k :-~ verythmg t o go. PH 614 -44fl =~757 614-266· 6251 1973 Ford LTD runs good, 8260. Inquire anytime, 768 f irst li.ve Gallipolis. ~4 987 Fo rd Ranger 4~~:4 , chr ome ~wh eels , fuel !nJ&Ct ton , custom 1979 Grand Prix Pontiac Best Offer Ph 614 -388·9832 - packege. Could take over pav· · fn ents. Ph 614-241Hi294. 1982 :r:oJd ThundertMrd In very good condition 60 ,000mt. ·sso -· ~ 1 972 Whtte Freight lmer COE. Cummtn!, Majored, 10 : speed overdrNe transmis~ion . . 411 r ears. 1 0- 22 ures. on bud ~ *3600. Ph. 614· 266· 6867. -!;all 614·986· 44 22 <1982 Oatson Kmg Cab 4 x4 5 .. spoed, sunr oof. runnmg boards · hcellenl cond1t1on. Call 614 · =~92 - 3719 Musical Instruments ,73 58 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1986 Yamaha Z·260 e11 cellent condition. Ph 614 -446 -9710 Trucks for Sale Strut I , t 1 19.96 pair, lnstelted. M olt m odels. Muffler Man 9 St1mpeo n A ve , Athens. Ohio 1 -80 0· 843 -3767 76, 900 Kawasak t, E ~~:c Cond 304· 676 2364 26 tt Ttt an motor hom o. com· pletely selt -conu.lnad , g enera· t or. sl eeps B S8900 can 61 4· 446·0008 26FT All convenien ces $2200 Ph 1314· 256· 12 66 81 Home Improvements Fetty Tree Tr imming, stUmp removal. Cell 304·8715· 1331 Rotarv m cable tool drilling Moat wells compleled lll'llll day Pump sales and 304· ""'"ce WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO THEN IT'S TIME TO SEE THIS GORGEOUS BRICK RANCH. 4 BEDROOMS, FORMAL DINING, FAMILY ROOM, FORMAL LIVING ROOM HAS FIREPLACE. BEAUTIFUL FI' NISHED LOWER LEVEL HAS ITS OWN EQUIPPED KITCHEN, BATH' AND RECREATION ROOM. P/2 ACRE LAWN, BEAUTIFUL TREES AND SHRUBS. $98,000 AND WORTH EVERY PENNY! Vans & 4 W.O. Boats and Motors for Sale 76 Auto Parts & Accessories BUDGE.TTransm111110n1 Used& Rebuilt . All types torqu e co nv er· t en & trenafer cases. eve Joints Guaranteed a minumum of 30 days, will deliver, cash & carry or install Call 614 ·379 2220 or 1· 304· 675 -6758 Used & RebuiiiTransm•ss•onsell mternally •nspected & guaran· t eed. ln11allat1on and pick -up ava il eble. C1ll 614 -446 -0966 . "1979 Ford Van 6 cvt , auto , PS . White fiber glass topper for 8ft. bed Very good condition. 8226. or bet t offer Ph 614- 266 - : ca ll &14 ·992· 6137 1340 WATERPROOFING UncDndiuonal lifetime guar an· t ee local referen ces furnished . Free esttm at es Call collect 1·614· 237· 0488, day or night . Rog ers Ba se ment Weterprooftng. 676· 7397 Formerly Ken 't now John' s Water Service. John Wetter1on. Jr Owner . 1 ,000 Of 2 ,000 gal IS8tY1 C8 . 304·576·2248. Starks Tree and Uwn Service. lawn cart , l•ndscaplng, stump r emoval. 304 · 676 -2842 or 85 !76 -2903. Dillard W•ter Service. Po ols, Ciatems, WeUs Delivery Any· t1me. C•ll 614· •46 -7404- No Sunday calls. Plumbing & Heating CARTER 'S PLUMQING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Ga1Upoll1, Ohio Phon e 614-446·3888 or 614· 448-4477 I General Hauling 87 614·246·6121 J & J Water Service. Swimming poolt, ols1erna. walla. Ph. 614· 246· 9286 ·= 3263. ~OIDNIAL STYLE ON I¥• ACRE. WEll MAINTAINED 3 1 BATH, FAMILY' ROOM. WOOD BURNER. GARAGE WORKSHOP ·AREA PlUS MOBilE HOME PRESENIL RENTED B~Y BOTH FOR ONlY ~45 ,000 • 59 For Sale llr Trade J. Merrill Carter Phyllis Loveday Jim Cochran Bec:ky Lane Patrick Cochran R~n Pjtchford Charles Moore II SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. .446-6610 SWEEPER and sowing machine repair, part s. end auppliBS P1ck up and dehvery, Devil Vacuum C lea ner, ona h alt mile up Georges CrjC:dl: Ad Call 614 · 446 -0294 All type1 carpen ter & concrete work . Interior, llll tfti'I Or. remo· deling, pai nting, rooting, free estimate s. Call614· 446-6174 Vinyl s & Aklminum Siding Storm w indows 81 dOOrs, over hang gutter1. Free el tim ates. Ph 614 -446 -6 332 . Ace Conltruct ion Roof ing. gut· t ers, m esonry work All w ork gu arant eed Call 6 14 -388 -9766 or 388· 9792 ., RON ' S Te le,•St on Serv• ee House ca ll s on RCA , Quanr, GE Speci aling m Zentth Call 304 -576 - 2398 or 614 · 446· 2454 ~r,E~1l\'Mi'itG ON 1.4 ACRES WITH LOTS Of TREES - Great loo lho lam ,ly. ~ Bedrooms I'I halhs, lam•IV NEW liSTING ... ~ MINUTES WALKING DISTANCE TO DOWNTOWN MIDDlEPORT - 2 stor v home Wllh a 2 car garage. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. looeplace. large lo on\ porch, workshop m lull basement Pnced tod ay' m the room and 2 woodbUr ners. La1ge k1 tchen w1th lots ot cab1ne1s House has been 1ece nt!v vinyl stded makln ~ to1 !ow ma1nlenance N1ce deck. nch ga1den spot. and car ga1age Ca ll today lor an appo1n1menl 112314 $30s Call 1983 760 Hcnda Sh ado w Mo· tor cyiD 81700 Ca ll 61 4· 99 2· 7401 . HOME. - 2 Bedrooms. latge yard, Qu•el st1 eet1n tow n I PLANTS SO - b cellent HOME sidong, insulated. fu ll New ooof. basemen! Co ty water and saOitary sewer $55.000 REOUCEO TO$48,000 NEW LISTING - NICE 2 BEDRM HOME near Evergreen on Evergreen ·Po os pecl Rd Approx 1oacre land,·county water Purchase now lor S24,5DO. S~lE!!! the city . 2 baths r•nu. refrlt washM, d1yer and frma• ll 2YI ctr llflll woc~sh op and stills lo1 hones YJ acres fenced. own1r wanu off tt •I I RECUTLY MOOfRNIUO msuM 1nd oul l 11. btdi!M .. IV! baths 11rd1n tub new c: ounlr'f blut kil ch•n w/ soHd 01~ cabinet s u r•antd po1ch. NEW GARAGE: 21.•40' w/ hul, ~~Jier. 200' winn1. Can be used for " ' rt pa lf. etc. •• COMFORTABlE COTTAGE - 2 bedrms , sotualed along Garl oeld Ave Buy now lor S16.000. liSTING ADRIAN AVE KIDS' SPECIAl: Nta r new sw1m mint pool. U6.000 will buy I~ IS l bedrm 11nch. hlra lar1• "I chen w/ n tinJ itta. l ilt NEW bolt~. f1m!ly rm.. utility rm , lenud yard. storm Windows, and doors City schools Bur now 1nd lake I~IOIIJI of low interes t rates and p1 1C1 UNBEUE~E ABLE· But true $26,500 Will buy 7 ttrts plus a nice littl1 home, prtJt 1nd burld!IIJ. New roof. wifm1. cood insu~t io n naw kllc ~tn e.bmtls w/ ttnJt and ovtn Clost lo 160 MXIOUS OWN£R REDUCED PRICE - • ac•es m/ 1 country ho me wilh new roof. hot wafer hnter. IIOif t nd rtlril .. cem1nt drln. Lc bacn 2 bldas. Fi1ld ltnctd w/ small pond. TOWN AND COUfHRY· 7 1m. home ovtftoo •rnllht O~ •o R•wtr l owt ly Hv. rm .. slttm1 1m. llld for mal dinlnJ rm 3 bed1m . I \.l btth . 2 Cll 11111e w/ blsemt nl stora1e Sl6.000 USY lEJIIIS: Equal Opportunity HOU I!MI Otft rS I bl·level Oft I ac mil !01 $44,000. 3 bedrooms. INds ol cab1nets ca1ptt throuchoul 11'1 Mlhs . bmilr rm . I ur prtJt. ltfiCII AND f RAM£ CLOSE TO HOllER· Dtuublt home 1nd !ocahon Sl 160. As• lo sn ins•de ttr 1s btlutitul ranch 3 BR. counhy kitchen 11mllw rill . wbfp, mpott . t ac. mil. low ISOs. Bl GLAD YOU WAITED Some d1sc.riminatin1 l1mily will tlkt pr1dt In ownlfsh!p of th1s lovtly brick 1anc~. l ocated clou to town. u . l BR, 2 baths, FR wlwbfp, stained tlus windows. lull equipped kitchen. smentd pat io, 'eat pump. in·cround pool wilh dtet tnd sldt. IUCH . MLICH lORE . A beo~ulilul homt forenttrta in1n1- loo. DRASTICAlLY REDUCED HA~E YOUR OWN PRIVATE BOAT DOCk. 2'n ICI'ts 11/ road access 10 O~lo l iver. Off SR 160- 7 ACRE S Mi l Buut ilul bu ildln& lotatlon. CROWN CITY· 71acrn . blrn, tobfcco bam. land contrut WllklS¥1UE. 96 acres mil llalt off11 HUJIAN TRACE RD., lOI acru, 2 road frontace. Mala offer. UCIIS PO ITER ON SIIIUoctnlly ~modoll4 ls!Oty 1\o"' ll, OR. I sunpoJch. II. faiJI Ifl ~ltcMn wlbar. loath of tabiMh, •l~ity '"'- · blsemtnl. All te- rms l11utiful ti'HS in the Wlfd. $501. Alt8l1CIIANCH/ MAGNI FICIN! VIIW: Plusllt«tS ond pond. Pul you• on ptrSONitouc:h to wort and complllt this wtU duitntd ltollt. l il:s, ltv ~d dininl nn . 2 full blths, 21' nrasllr btdr111., 11:. •it .. llundry rm. Oicl""loolhlc pood Boon. I,.II-. IOITH SIIIIIG: IIOllH OWNING 'I W2398 ' arage and localed at Up peo R"er Road \SR 7). • N2397 lUTES LDC~TION AND COIMNIEN! TO THE VIllAGE OF RIO makes th1 s sew-en room home a des1ra ble tlst~n g l1~ 1ng roo m, f01 mal dimn g, complete kitchen. partial basement. like new shingle tool. Alummum GRANDE sodmg Allordable price ro nge-low130s. I PRICE REDUCED ON THIS LOVELY l BEDROOM RANCH . has decorators touch K1lchP.n w1 lh lormal dm•ng area, mce llw lnQ IOD m, Is t Re fam1ly room. I bat h,_l ca1 garage and appi OK. I acre lawn Pr 1ced m the $40 s and located m Add1son Tow nsh•P - ~2 360 w ~lk· IO AVERY PLEAS~Nl LOT - Appoox . Adda.,lle School> Belle• C;oll Q"'rl to See lhll Onr #2399 moo NEW LISTING... hJ HOME AND APPRDX. ll 'hACIES - RanchSiyle w11 bedfooms. ta1 ge k1tchen. ~ bath s. hvtna room. lull basement. mce countr y surround ings l and lay s we!l w1lh mce ga1 den area. Appro~ 1.752 sq II on mam lB. level ni"LTOR #2 387 JUST LISTED CHAROLA\S HILLS ARE~ - 1hos tastelullv decuraled ranch has appeal lht ougl\out C.. lhe d• al cell•ngs m ll~tng room and master bedroom r 11eptace, tam1!y I'? balhs. loomal SIIAll MODERN FARI - Hunlinglon lownshop. S" 3 BEDROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOllE IN CENTENARY ·...:. HOME·HAS NEW ROOF AND VINYl SIDING. YOU Will ENJOY, THE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND HiE CONVENIENCE OF THE ATTACHED GARAGE. BACKYARD IS FENCEO TO PROTECTCHI LOREN AND PETS. SEE AND YOU 'lt BUY' $48.000. ' • w1fh a wtut e pd lll! tone(' Now 1001 rrew as backup 101 woodbu111er lh r t~tl bedrooms close! Wel l cared lor Pnr.•••! rml'fe• $30,000 d1non~ room. 2 car gaoa ge. Nocely landscaped !a wn. Prclu1esque seltmg Call IOditY lor more deta11s acres plus barn , 2 car gar age and a ewecatchmg IIJ.. stor y home House •s modern, 2 bedrooms (w rth a little work 11 co! d be 3). All ~i ny ! sid1ng, msul all on. down spouts & gutters Color 1s stal e blue. cal hed n l ce1hngs Want a nke place w1th a sm all acreage? Don't pass th1s upt $64,900.00. !2389 A HOME FOR !HE ENIIRE FAMILY ~rh oom brtck ranch near SP"'0111 II MC lncl ud PS ? l1lil h~, 4 lg !anuty room . ? ln eptace ~. lormal d •n111~. tuU hn1~ ht•d ba~ement , new er ijas lumilr.e and cen!ral 1111 ne wPr l he• m~l wmdo w'. i!IHl mu ch tll!KI' C1111 tor mo• ~' tn!ormltiiOn m5s LOG CABIN IN RUSTIC 42 ACRE SETTING - 3 bedoooms. hath, l"ong ooom. basement. 1 car unatloched gara ge. All lhll and more loo i4B.900 MUSl SEE! 12302 PRICED TO SELL AT112.000 - r OUI '""" hOuSI' '"" • Mid IIOs 12380 bedroom s, l'h baths. lamllr room. k1tchen. tu ea ~last room, l! v1ng 100m, full basement Thrs •S a b1g tacn1 ly home w1th remodeling to 1ns1de & out Se oarate J bay 446-4206 I Lilt[ S£CLUSIOM1-CM1mlnl4 btd1 m. ranc~ with 111tht conn nl1nen ot ~~sq u e settmg modern 3 bedrooml•ornc llkr new 2 car garaije, ru 1al wah~' hem~ mslallett R Ood lt•ncm~ 4 tat rn oonds 8 ac.es dllal fA aiHi 2 bam~ ltus •s 11 r.ourl (UO!ilol.b!e taun am1 W PII takt'n c~1(' ol Call ~oon as the tobacco Cl OP nectl s 1 n1m Pd rat~ ~ttent10n\ 11 NEW liSTING... . S IT WOULD NOTTAKE MUCH DOWN TO PURCHASETHI ~2391 Real Estate General 446 -6806 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES !HE DIFFERENCE SPECIAL NOIICE I I SMITH REAL EST AlE HAS ANEW LOCAIION - 450 2ND AVe .. SUIIE t02 SPECIAl NOTICE 12 WE HAVE 3 NEW ASSOCIATES VIRGIN:AL. SMITH. BROKER 388-11826 RUTH OFFICE MANAGER 256-6256 DIAN ASSOCIAtE 2~6-62~1 256·9334 NG .. ACRE FARM- LARGE TOBACCO BASE - P"lu NEW LISTING... ' ll OOO OO 4 ACRE LOT IN GREEN TOWNSHIP. ONLY . · · - Runl wat er ;wa 1!abl e. #2394 NEW LISI\NG... ,S h.' V\CTORIANSTYLING. a homeolthe post.' torv w11 ' BONNIE L. STUTES-REALTOR JIM STUTES· REALTOR CAll I 388·81 55 379-2184 446-2230 · 446-7881 446;0458 446-8655 245-9490 446·6595 BROKER JUDY DEWITT REAL ESTATE John Deer& 350 dozer wtth 6 way blatt & In SliCOilent condl· lion Call 614 -992 ·7401 . mo Real Estate G ... Potted tomato plantt and pepper plants fo r sale. Call Eugen& Davis, Racine, Ohm 614 -247- OWNER FINANCING Are you lookong lor a 2 bedroom oveolookong th e Oh'o R>Veo wah little maoot enance Be Ronner hom e oo oel or emenl hom e Ca n be purch ased on land conlract Call us today Mowrey ' s Upholstering t8f'lln9 tr1 county area22 yeara. The best in furniture upholstering: C1ll 304 - 676 · •164 for fr e e e1timete1 Possoble land conlracl to nghl paotv Be watching for my strawberry ad to pick your own in th e next few days, Ph, Claude W1nter1, COnAGE - I BEDROOM HOME IN CITY. HAS SIDING, GAS FURNACE. STORM WINDOWS. 60XI30 LOT $1 2.900 City, Oh . 614 -256· 1470. Eve 61 4 ·44f;l ·3438 Open daily 9 to • :30, Sat. 9.30 t o 1 .30. Old & new Uphostered 6370 .-.... 304 ·896· 3879 . Upholstery R It M Custom Couch es and Reupholstery, St AI. 7 , Crown R & R Weter Servcce. Home cistern•. welll, pools ftlled Formerly James Bova Water Same rate•. • Call 304·676 · •• • Fauver' s Greenhou ses, w e ar8 now takmg orders tor strawber · des, S1 26 per quart. cell House coat ltmeuone, and gravel Delivered 1 ton and up. J1m linter, 30•·676 -1247 or 676-176&. ' ,. Fruit & Vegetables Real . Estate General 2919. Home Improvements BASEMENT 1979 17ft. Tri,Sterby Stercreft 140 HP in board out board motor. ~Power trim, Sk1 ' 1, Knee boards. Etc All good condition 614 -949-2802 . Aa•i dentiel or commerciel wir · lng Naw service or repa1n Ucente4 ..eclricten. Eltimete free . Ridenour Electrlcel. 304 · Conttete finish , parkiAg loti, basements · any size job. Santor C•tit.en Dlacount. Rick Garfield. 614- 986· 448 ... 82 Gan8ral Hauling Wtttenon ' s Water Hauli ng, re11onable ratlll , i mmediete 2,000 gallon delivmy. cisttr!'ll , pools, well , etc ca ll 304- 67•· Servic es B1 1983 Thu ndercrett. 17' 120 H.P., 1-1, 160 hours. One owner sen· Neighborhood Rd Ph. 614 -446-8298 after 5 .00 85 Electrical & Refrigeration Ohio River Camp Groundt now open. Good 1ishmg. Racme, Ohio Call 614- 949 -2526. good cond , $200 00. 304 -882 · 2715 after 5 ·00 75 84 Real mce 'II W Camper Van Sleeps 4 or 6 . Good condition 8:2600 . Call614 -949· 2626 ~i s86 GMC S -15, S1ere Pa ck· 1983 Honda Urban scotter, 1985 Chevy Chevene Deluxe. E~~:cellent condition . Like new. Only 6000 miles $4200. Call Hondo 2 Acou sllc guitar ekcel· lent condiUon 8125 Sigma Acou 1t1c very g ood cond•tion . 8100. Ph. 614 -256-1340 Motorcycles Hond a 3-wheel er Bit~ Red hke 1970 Mach I Mustang, $4 ,000 . new. t115Q Ph . 614- 446 · "New engine 3 5 1, new ttres, very 1052. : clean, must . 304· 675· 2775. 1976 Suzuk1 A E5 Ro ta f v : 1980 Toy ota Ter cel tor sale. Ellc. Showroom condition loaded ~Cond l ow Mileage 304· 773- wrth o pt1ons. S995 Call 614· · 5800 992 -3719. 1980 Chrysler F1fth Avenu e, good cond•hon , Cell 614 -448 - stand s & cord s $500 firm Ca ll 614 24 5 -669 1 Auto Repair 1977 Ford Van Econohne 160. Real 8 Tema electron ic drums, miK&r, Dual exhauat kits. 899 .95 lA · slalted Most fo rds. Chevy Truckt, v ena. 4.~~: 4's . Muffler Men, 9 Stimpt on Ave .. Athens , Oh10 1- 800-843-3787. 77 Beegle pupplea . Call 3o4·895 · 3864 after 4:30 p m 57 Auto Parts & Accessories 895 -3602 1979 Thunderbird . le111 than 53,000 mlles No rust. Call after 6:00 p m. 614-992 -7015. 1978 Che¥'1 Malibu Station Wagon for sale Ellcell ent condl· tfon Call 614 -99 2 ·3090 after 4·30 p m Autos for Sale le,,o;ne. Stelnlna lteeltxhaust nstems. Now custom made f o r '/OL!t trudc . motor home or classic car. With hfe· llme warranty Muffler Men, 9 Stimp10n Ave., Athen l. Oh io. 1-800-843- 3767 Ne eded to buy Hey, preferrably large round bal es Can be old or new Cell 614- 245-6316 Days Of 388· 9706 Evenings 71 75 6294. '77 Merle V Lincoln , low mileage, Transportation Autos for Sale ~' 76 Dodge A s p en allltion · wagon. new tir es. body fair, good runn ing cond. $400.00. "Phon e 304-773 -6566 251·80041 ' 85 Mustang, 3 door, V-6 , auto, a.c. cruite c ontrol, 31 ,000 mdBS 304-676-543 1 304-676· 5684 .71 1978 Olds Cutlus, T · top. ai r. cr uise. tih , 8:1 .. 00 Ph . 614· 1980 Mer cury Capn. 70.000 miles. loaded 1!12 1 00 rete1l, make offer Call614·742 ·2371 304· 676· 2710 after 5:00 call Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. .Va. 1\/(ey 17, 1987 0008. 8ft wtt eel d1sc. 304· 89 5 ·35 30 Siamese kitten• 6 w kt old long or short halt Cell 614· Free, 1-800-643-8439. bacco tetter 1 350. Ph. 614- 1 -:---~,-----266-12 66. Pure br ed K1d for sale Autos for Sale May 17, 1 SPRING Proce reduced to $38,000 to $32,000 Over 1.392 sq II hvmgspace Constoucted durmg 1974 Approx 2 acoes Calllo1 moo e ontormatoon. •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • NEW liSTING: THIS ONE HAS IT All"' - 70 acres woth two res1dences. Barn. outbulidm gs, 1.065 lb tobacco base Near Crown Co\y, Hannan Trace Schools. Buy now tor $58.000 BUY NOW: 2'·' acre lo\localed w1\hon Sprmgt1eld Twp. Galha Co $10.500. APPROXIMATElY 5 ACRES ollevel grou nd ad1acent to Pleasant Va\lry Estates. 350 It road lrontage w1\h coty water sewer and gas on premoses $400 peo front foot NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME located along Roush Rd. Cheshore Twp Kygeo Cleek schools Approx ~ acre, wblp, pnol Buy now lor $49.500 J BEDROOM HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near Holzer Hospital low loathe area, laoge backyard WBFP, Ga\11pohs C1ty school dostooct rr~ ce $45.000. 20 ACRES mooe or less woth 2 BR mobole home. Hazel Rodge $19.900 NEW LISTING! OVERlOOKING OHIO RIVER - 12'x65' 1967 mobo\e home One acre la nd woth 2car garage. Call today! Thos one won't last lor $10.000 •• ••• •• •.I • •• ••· •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• : • COMMERCIAl BUilDING ON COURT $T. - Approx. 3.600 sq. ft. Sectooned oil 1.232 sq ft. sellingarea Rear 1 alley and sode entrance in,add1tion lo Court St. ePirance. I lnsulaled, FAgas lurn ace, separate AC. C1ly serv1ces. 2 bedrm. apt. on 2nd lloor. Buy now lor $60,000. I SEWNG YOUI IUl UTAliiS . , IUSIIIESS... I CAll AN ElPDIN<ID WOOIIlAI.n SAIISPDSOII ullhly room. h ont porch ceUar and !Jnokehouse. Situated on 1 acre m Ad d1son l ownsh•p !2357 OWNERS REDUCED HOUSE BYS14.000JUS! TO SHOW HE MEANS BUSINESS - [XCIIIn Rand exclus"e I'll hsl some ol the le atures and l hen you call tor an appoin tment to see th1s lov ely home thai RO!!S w1l h them • 4 bedrooms. Jlh baths study. lam1ly room, !ormal ent•y, 1n-ground poo L Answer s your d1earn ol p11~acy W1th OYer 3 ac1es ol t 1eed surrounding!. Come see the rest! YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING if vou don't '"QUire about thts 4 bedroom, 2 story t'lllo baths. for mal hvmg and dmm~ 1ooms. lull basement w1t h lam1ty 1oom. rec worn . ut1hty room and paho w1th e~ ce llent v•e w C1ty EARlY COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE - BRICK WALI.S AN~ · PORCHES. CHARMIN GSUNROOM, FAMILYROOM WITH Fl~ REPlACE. 4 BEDROOMS. ATTACHED GARAGE. NICE PRIVATE PlACE TO liVE ON APPROX 2 ACRES ALSO HAS GREAT • COMM ERCIAl POTENTIAl lOCATED ON ROUTE35 AND 58 ~ . REASONABlY PRICEDAT $65.000 JUSTLI STED' • •• .• schools Beaul,lul home Cali to see. ktl chen . bath and more Qu1et location and app1 o• acres. - you're 1 soon i close to town Take a look wha\ 1"::;' ~':~:n;:;~,'~:~';,'~r, lg. t'o rmal & don on~ lots ol glass an d deck. Slo~e on 6.8 acres, more or less. lots ol noce landscapong. OWNER IS BUYING FARM - Needs to sellt hos home. Take a look Thos os od eal tor a newlvwed couole or retired lolks Can ouochase w11 h ontv s.•, down l$ 1.850.00) 3 BR. lg livon g room 15x25. In cludes stove. rei , dos· hwasher. •b. Kon g. washer &dryeo, ceolon g fan Corner lot Ce llar and smo kehouse and lOx 10 stooage bUIIdong. Heal purhp/cenlral a1r Pooced on the 30s l ~os may be emily what you are lookong loo RARE-OPPORTUNITY! - Boalers · foshermen · Retorees-600 to BOO tt. deep waler fronta ge tncludm g 3 BR 2bath homeand a 28x48 metal bu1\d on g. lots ol trees. boat docks. and very secluded MODERN RANCH - 3 bedrooms.lg. kol chen and donong. .75 acoe more oo tess $41 ,900 . YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE! 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HAS 211 BATHS, fUll BASEMENT WITH RECREATION ROOM. ATTACHEO 2 CAR GARAGE PLUS 24x40 WORKSHOP GARAGE. NICE COVERED DECK. ONE ACRE LAWN. NEAR CITY. $65,000. KERR·HARRISBURG ROAD - JUST MINUTES FROM HOliER HOSPITAL. SPACIOUS 3 BEOROOM BRICK RANCH, HAS 3 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM, FUlLY CARPETED. NATURAL GAS BOILER HEATING SYSTEM, CENTRALAIR COND AMONG THE MANY EXTRAS AHOTlOB. * ACRE LAWN, BASEMENT, ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. AlOTOF HOME FOR $79.500. NEAR EWINGTOII .... APPROX 70 ACRES. $18.000. THIS COULD BE AGREAT lOCATION FOR ASUMMER CABIN, OR, If YOU lll'IE PRIVACY A YEAR 'ROUND HOME. MOsnY WOODED HillSIDE. TYCOON ·IAlE - 14x70 HOM£. LEVEL LOT. FURNITURE ~TAYS. $19,900. RENTAl DUPlEX - Monthlv oncome $385.00, coly Only $34,000.00 13.9 ACRES. MORE OR LESS· - Story and ~all. 5 bedrooms. country. $45.000.00. WE ARE WORKING FUU TIME 10 MEET YOUR REAl E51 AlE NEEDS STOP BY rHE OFFICE AND WE Wilt BE GlAD TO HElP . ~2Ml~~:~~~~~~~~~~lf~i~:~A LSO. ovEt~:. ON AN ~CRE. DOES GOOD BUSINESS ..., HAS POTENTIAL • FOR MUCH MOR£. ~lNG $66.900, • H~lf LAND, lOTS Of LAID!- 161 ACRES. WOOOS ,_Ll ROAD. 9 ROOM COLONIAL SmE HOME HAS 6 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS FIRST TIME ON TH£ MARKET. CALL US SOON. YOU WILL' WANT TO SEE TliiS PROI'£Rm • liSTING ~ house , 6 rms., l'h baths Pnvate 'ila! el s~ stem, 'il)rmg develo pme nt Tobacco base. bar n, he hou se Ma ny spungs. !or llwestock wafe! Pasture. !1llable !and and liSTINGS NEEDED! and recreation Southwestern sc hool s P11ced low MAKE AN OFFEI\!1on lh's 3 bedroom home w1lh lam,lv N2ll7 JUST LISTED! - GROW YOUR OWN GARDEN. DOGS . CATTLE & KIDS on th11 sce"'c 29 acre tar m I ~ ~0 ' 1 room. remodeled kitChen 'ltlth hreplace St01 age bulidtng and bar n leve l land to rtVer rr ~1t trees and mme ~2 3 28 l1ame home. 4 o1S bed1ooms basement. Garage, barns. slorage bmldmg. large pond. Callloday, lh's 's lhe ljpe ollarm !hal os d1\locult In hnd 169,900 12330 CLOSE TO CITY - Large lam•IY room and hrepl.lt! 3 WHAI A GREAT OPPORIUNIIY & ASKING ONLY 110,500 - Call Ul today and make us an oiler on !hiS comme rc1 a! bloc k buddm g (approx 24'x48') Close to l vcoon lake Perlecl lor bart shop, SIOIO elc I /3 "" plus wale1 and sepllc. bedHJOms d1n1ng t oom. lots ol wood cabtnel s mk1tchen Washmglon Elem. E" ns Hgts M2 261 13) ACIES MOlE OR LESS - 2 story older home •'lh 3 bedrooms and m01e. 2 barns. pond , tobacco Dase 2 storage buildings. Only appro•. 7 miles trom town 12290 SECLUDED FARI\147 ACRES - All mgrass empolor app!OI. 30 acoes lomber lond 3 go<>! barns and ut1l1ty txuld1ngs. Sohd 2 story house and good lewel yard area gatden . Tobacco base. Call now appo,ntment! IMMEDIAIEPOSSESSION for !1 rsl GET AWAY FROM IT Alll - fo1n1• hfl"w tr1~ hl'lllll!lut Ulban sewn~ lUSt a lpw n11h' hnr l G.tlllfl(Jii• f'll'tum bUilt b11ck rantll Bl(lflrfl ~ 1 t,,.,tn f!IWifl'·cl hi! •·HII·ut Beaul1ful stocked la~e CuruiM rn~t· l1 n1•<1 w1th 1ri'P' and shrub!i N1ne acre hom~> .!~·~ ~~ L~u 1IJI ijn nom1 11 11·ul Calha County'' \Jt' l 12294 1.153 ACRf S on 8ulav•lle AddiSOn mc! uded Mobil<' ham!" w'·lr r.rn• Road. W,.,l l•r P1m room, hvmg 100m w•l h l~tepla ce, lu ll b3 sfmenl, k1!chen looks as 11spnng has spr ung' Owner bUiillhol one \01 h'mse\1! *2 361 8Uil01NG LOT NEAR RID GRANDE - Vmnl ~I wrt h sepl<, well wao>r. 163 h. of road lronlage good loo nm mo bile home or house 8,640 CaU lor more m!ormahon ' '2361 COUNIIY LIVING - 7.9 ACRES - MAJOR HIGHWAY VINION .... I20,000 - I story hame home w'l h part''' basemen!, J bedrooms, balh, eaHn knchen and double ~t [;,·, go look! 12H2 - Latge 2 story, 4 bedrooms w1lh rvroom . d,n,n g room and bath. Soulhoeslern school d ~l"d Rt 141. Pm<!d '" lhe 40s. 12291 20 ACIIS WITHIN MINUTES OF HOU£R (SR 160) Rural watt! molable. Sit.,led close lo new grade NEW... IIEW ... NEW ... 9l ACRES IOIE OR LESS Several feel of road frontage, producing gas well. panoally wooded. moneral rig~ s and oo•d. rural .water IJ2M6 . N2l40 NOI JUST ANOTHEI BliCK RANCH - J larr,e bedrooms, 2 balhs, "IUSI asmall be~nnmg Ig. lam,lv 12371 THIS ' 1s IT! - 3 bedroom home. hke new mod e~n k1tchfn. barn. Excellent 2 car garage and ~azed block Dutldmg. 6 acres plus. All 10 g1ass N1ce garden area. Located SR 775 )Dins Raccoon Creek Co unty P"k Olltllct AHordably pnced In thf upper $30s Call now . s<hoot w1lh range, d111hwmher, 1eh •Rf1ra 1or d t!;po~ al Ana ched car p,arage, 881 x56' barn pl u•~ Ulher 'l hPdll an1l ou tbu tl d1ngs Kyger C1cek <;thools 2 m 63 1011 DAD. CHILDREN. 4-H'ors. F.F.A. PROJECTS- · apprp• $60s 2 STORY HOllE AND 7 ~ ACRES MORE OR tESS. OVERLOOKING THE OHIO RIVER! - Mome oilers 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. h~1ng 1oom, hm1ly room. ul1hly coly hm111. Proced mlhe IJOs. ~L r t8m P nnch t 500 sq II 31g bedrooms, 1 balh>. lllchen com pleo• mso room . basement. storage bwldmg. and lots more W1l h1n edoa large road llon tage along two road& woodland. Joms Wavoe Nlloonal fooest Good hu nl'"i 2 ~2151 and SPACIOUS HOME - 5.000 sq. II. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. pool, lots exloas $110,000 00 . 12336 160 acres Pr,ale localmn. Modern FUM WH~T A PRICE! 1!7.000!!! os what the owne1s "e ask~ng tor th1s 3 bedroom nn chl Fam•ly 10om. eat -m ·'. If YOU'vt BEEN lOOKING fOR A NICE HOUSE Wll'li J. PREm SETIING ON APPROl. AN ACRE Of GROUND - · THIS IS In! HOUSE IS REMODELEDINSIDE AND OUT NEW VINYL SIDING, NEW ROOF, NEW WINOOWS, INSUlAT ED. MOSTlYCARPETED AND NEW om ON BACK. AlSO HAS SMAll BARN & 2CAR GARAGE. GAHS &GREE NELE MONLY ASKING$30.000 - 2350 A RARE OPPORTUNITY "''h'n 5m'les oloo•n 41 acre. , . 11316 ATTENIION PRO FESSIONALS' - Oiilte b'"'d'"1 loca ted at 73 Locu st St 1 ~el Ar1,.vr·l'll~>nt 1oc111mn lor lhr profesSional person• Call for mocr flf'la•t•, P11r,,..1 ill $37.000 d"' ' r ~e ~ ACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTt, 0 W N£0 AND O PERAT ED . located m c•ly, Call torttty !01 mmr 1 n ! o1m~ t ltln and ~n appointment .dt-nui kl~ l-: l'l tury 11 1tetl Eltatt Corporarion . Pr lnit.fl~ US A £qu, - tra 11320 MENU FOR TODAY! - How a\>,ul a laslv n,·,h ol 111 c.ofl'll'l? siOfY home and 2 bNh OfJm par11gP apa11m1111l . mn m~* CI 19U.Ctnrury 11 Real btatt Corporaticn aa truslff' fer the NAF.I!I an BUILDING LOT - Loc~lr.d ill ''l"''·l HI I , ;,rr~> . It• Ratcoon C•ee~ Appror t atrl' Mid 1P .tn t. lf'll-nn . mobile hom~ Beauh!UI swrounamy• P"r 1CPr1 M 11 lOn ~1 314 �. .. "r Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis,' Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page-'-D-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel r·ommlllrcs. bur thr plans arc ln the works to form th e usual committePs any 'orga ni zation has, such a s those dealing with fund raisin~. public rrla tion s. sprrial rvr-nt .sa nd fac·.t finding . to name' a the school co uld not be deter· mined. Withou t cost delermina· lion; the voters who will be deciding on the sc hool board levy in November's election will have no idea how much of their taxes they will be voting on to go for a new, Gal iia Academy. While Wiseman praised Gallia Academy's facul ty and adm i nis· !ra t ion for doing a successful job in encouraging their studen ts to do we ll in school and as a by -product of such aca demic success, he underscored the fact that a new facilit y would help. even more. He pointed ou t that. state-man dat ed classes ca nnot be as wcll-pmvided for in Gallia few~ Wiseman sa id l hi11 a <.IC'finif(' location would havr to be found bv thr end of .Ju ne, or thr cost of Municipal Court GALLIPOLIS - In Calllpolis Munlci pol Court 'f'hursrla y. Ca roly n Ward . of :15 WC'st Aparl ment s, Ga Ill polis, w;" giw·n a suspended 9il-day jail term anti court costs fo r obstructing offi· r ial bu siness condurtr·tl IJy thr· Gallia Coun t v Shrriff' s Department. · Ca rl E. Strwart, :14. of llt. 2, Pa tr iot, wa s not finrd , hut hr· paid tou rl costs for <.~ssun •d ('jp<J r dlstanre. . Jamf'S S. Robinson . 411, of 1:1:1 Lower River 11oad . Gallipolis. forfeited a $1() bon d lor drh·ing l eft of centrr . In Ga llipol is Munlcipiil Court Frid ay, Sa ndra K. Cardill. :111. ol Bldwt•ll. was fi npd $ 11 and givr-n a suspend<•d six -mon th j,ail fl•t·m for not having a driver 's lit·t·n.sr·. In addit ion, she had to pav <'OUtl costs for not having opPrati \ 'f' bra kes . In oth er cou rt ncw.s. KPi th D. Ceulell , 21i, of Rt. 2. Crown Ci ty. wa s fined $12 and givrn a si x-m onth suspPndcd j ail Jcrm for not having a drl vl'r's lir <' nsr. Michael E. Nor thup, IR, of 1\t. 2. Crown City, wa s l'lnrd $12 fo r , ass.ured clear dis tant'!' .. John H. Harris, 18, of Ca rroll . was l inr d $12 for spet'd in g. J.orl An n Copley, 21, of :t9 Y., Sta te St., Apt. 4, was fi ned $o for not pa y ing parki ng meter v iola! ion s. Spe('dlng bonds wprr forlritrd by Rober t M . Ba squez, IX. North wood, $41; Ca rl F:. SI IJil'.v. o2, Point Pleasant . W.V" .. $:\!1: ,Jerry R. Massi t•. Trxas Cit.v. Texas, $40: Crov<'f' (' . F'iPids. t:•. Rt. 1, E:w ington. $411; .lanw' fl . Wilson. 40:W inflrld. W.Va ...Ht: and Pau l M . Whi t<'ia trh . 1!1, Logan. $41. OlhN bond., W<' rr fruft•i ll'd b.v Pa m ela B.vus. Patrl0t Star Route, GDillpolis. $20. not pay ing parking metrt' violatio ns: Mary L . Fellurt•, ~,:;, J·:urrka Star Route. Ga ll ipolis. $;(1, fal lu r• ' to y irld; l.ois Cos tr •n .'Iibert , f>1, Jlq int Plr•asv n t , W.Va .. $40, l'tla ngi ng lan c·s without cau tion ; Jlr·gg,v A . Thom;J s, :,:!, Rl. 1. C'ht·shirt•, ~40 , improper turning; .lf' tf re.v l l\l' t', ~!-1 . ru . 1,!\urthup, $411. ('Xpirt ·d plato.\ : fl irha rd 1.. l ngb . 1H. 1\ t. 2. Patriot. $40. un." ' '' ' l't•hi<'it •; .ldfrc•v I .. Stigr r. I H. I 'at riot Si ar Hou t r . Ca llipoli s, $-10, rtri vlng ldt of •·t•ntN: Lori .1. Somrrvillr. 2fi. Ht. :1. (;allipolis. $40. runnin g i.J s!op sign; f)( •llu M . H ughart, 19 , Point Two trucks involved in Friday mishap CALLl POLIS - T wo trucks were involved in an acciden1 Frida y, at ll : l5 a.m .. in Chester Township, on Ohio 248. acco rding to the Ga llia·Mci gs Post of the Stale Highway Patrol. Kim H. Eaton. :m. of Somerset. hod h(•r truck parked on Ohio 248, with a flagman sta nding i n the road nearby, when a truck dri ven by Floyd D. Weber, 73, of Long Rollom, was fl agged to the left lane. Weber struck Ea ton's truck as Weber changed l anes. Webet' wa s cit ed for assured cl ear di stance. Ph•Jsan l , W.Va .. $4 (J. running i.l stop sign: .tl'!frPI' 1.. Fic•l d,, :11. Pom c·rov. $-111. ta ilgat )ng; Margaret i .. Mit.-l~t • ll . -17. Rt. 1, 11idwrll . $40, no r au!ion \1/hPn pul l ing ' from (.1 r- uriJ; .Joh n l '. Harbrr. 21. NPison~·i ll( •, $~il fi shing \virhout (.1 lirr-n_ ; p; an d l 'olbv ll . Mc C' I<tS· k('.v. ~ fi . Ut. I. E.w in gt on, $~:~. li!H•rin g on <.tnotlwr ·s propf'rt y. Val/(~ ~TRETORN " "DYNATECH" . ' • Tretorn's high-performance aerobic shoe • Full-grain leather upPer • White with blue and gray midsole • Women's Sizes 5-10 · t • fordOOI nex bars for mobilit y • Superior comfon and cushioni ng . Vo l.36. No .264 . 65 ~~~~~~ · MILES OF· SMITH BUICKS, PONTIAC.S AND PRE-OW·NED 'l.r--- fAillE at/ ,_.MMD • Pi«·k 4 ' Supt>r l..ollo 6-10..25 20- 1i-43 UNDER OWNERSHIP : MAC WILLIAMS ' n By LEE LEONARD stint any co nduct that is unbecoming of a candidate." sai d L uebbers. " M aybe if they know it's going to· cost them a prelly penny, they'll subside." Lu ebbers' bill requires candidates to sign a statement before each campaign stali ng the,know the l aw on fair ca mpaign practices and will abide by it. ' The House reco nvenes at II a.m. Tu esday and t he Sena te at1 :30 p.m. Principal ite m on the ca lendar this week is a planned Thursday vote in t he Senat e on a co mprehensive overhaul of sav ings and loan regula tion within the Ohio [)('partmrnt of Commerce. The mea sure, which was on the floor two weeks ago but w<'nl back to co mmlttE'e, is sc heduled to re-emerge from the Financial Institu tions Com mitt ee minu s a . controversia l provision which would have retained the 25 perce nt interest ceiling on cre(li t cards and revolvin g c harge a.:·count s. Meanwhile. Republicans in thr Ohio Senate arr send ing signals they will scr ap a coni t·overslalt ax amnes ty pl an proposed in the stal e bud get by the ' S miles South on Rt. 2 from Silver lridgl in Gallipolis Ferry, WV. Store Hours 8 o.m.-6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. . . ~) ' ~ ' -, .. e ftl" EMPIRE FURNITURE Spting f/ougeclesning A Point Pl easant MONDAY SCENE firt•fi~hl er douS<•s a hot spot at tht> Hall home on Lotk 25 Road Monday . Th~ house was tht• scene o! a Sunday flrt• which des troyed lhe structure and kilh•d a mother and two of her sons. Lillie. Churl.and Darrell Hall all perished when !Ire ••ngulled their horne Sunday. (OVP photo hy Karen Kidd ) Pomeroy nian is killed in mishap "II all the new Smith Bucks, Pontiacs, pre-owned cars that have been sold in the past 33 years were parked bumper-to-bumper, they would form a line of cars that reaches over 65 miles ... · from our dealership to Chillicothe OH. That's than 20,000 Smith cars in all! No matter what others claim about their prices, over 20,000 people have found the right price at Smith Buick-Pontiac. Any way you measure it, that's a lot of satisfied customers." s299 MINIMUM 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH FINANCING NOT ON \Mhll O!POIIT M~l HI - Doc Smith REOUIREO 11 PRICE OR MORE OFF ITEMS WE STILL HAVE MANY ITEMS FOR THIS SALE LEFT SOME ARE BELOW 1/2 OFF OR MORE! ' . \ "A lot of things have changed since Smith Buick sold its first new car. but now - more than 20,000 cars later - we are still a lamily owned and operated dealership, and our relationship with our customers is still based on the same principles: We •nt you to 1111ke an · informed and confident buyi,. decision - Willful llbly. without prtSSUII - and we Wllnt you to klllill wt'll be here with quality service to protect your important investment Tlllfs the reason over 20,00) people 11M CltoSIII to beCome owners of new Smith Buiclls. Pontiacs, and pre-owned cats." BETTER HURRY THEY WILL GO FAST AT THESE LOW PRICES. .' ·'(- .J· • 142 C'-lld Avt. uick-Pontiac Inc. . Pho11t ••6·1405 Golli,oha ___ _ __:__, , --- 446-!212 enttne 1 Section, 10 Pag es 25 Ce nt s A Multimedia Inc. New spap er • admi nistration of Gov. Richard F . Cr i es ! ~ and expa nded by House Democrats . Se n. Barty Levey, H-Middletown, " -' ~ Cd ""na te leaders late l ast work to junk the amnPSI:V plan. which he described as a "p ig in a pok e" <l ncl ca llrtl "an in sult to honest, taxpay ing Ohioa ns." Sen. Stan ley .1. Aronoff. H· Cinci nnati , chair· mt~,n of lhc Scna tr F i na nce C'ommlltrC', h11s indica ted he wou ld like to modlf)' the amnt'st)' plan if rep lacl?m(ln t rPvf'nuC's ra n bC' found . This mi ght not be difficult, because Republi· ra ns have brl itt led Ihe cstimaiPs o'f $2o million for th e Cel este amnesty pla n and $5:l mi ll ion for the House version. Th ey would prefer to upgrade' enforcPmcnt of tlw lt.~x laws to galn lhr rrvenuc s. Th e Celeste adm inistra tion 's amne st)' plan ca lled fo r a 45- day period du ri ng whiPh an est imated iO.OOO taxpay<:'rs who have nrwr filed a return could pay th e state wi thou t pen all y. Th e House Pxpandcd I hi s to 90 days and addPd over 400,000 known ciC'li nquf" nl laxpayPrs. Rt' puh lirans ob jected brrau sc th(• stair all orn r)· genf'ra I' s offirc a l n 'J d~r is pursuing rna n~: or t hC'S(• " I s trong ! ~· br.llrvf' th ai tax amnPs 1y, ll'gurd · IPss of Its share or form . Is an affront to ev<•ry hard·wmking Ohio:1n who pays t;;lxC's on timf'." Lf'vr~' sa id in a lC't !(']' to Aro no ff . "To base:> any sw te 0:'\pl?nditun•s on n•vP nu C's rrom a t ax amnPStl program wou ld be lhr pqu lva lent of supplyi ng a pig in a poke without the pig ... Sen<~ ! <' Rrpub licans last werk prcsen t0d an al< ernatil'<' to '' H ou ~P· npprovecl 4.7~• percent ~ r oss receipts "" on ln tNs lat<• long distanc!' tl'i<'phon•· t•u ll.' . Thr Sen<lit' GOP plan ral l s for a !i prrcrnt sa les tux on the r al ls. with ex0mptlons for romputrr <t nd W i\T~ Hm•s. am! u ~ p~ 1 rcc nt rt~IP r<'ductio n lor rcsld<•ntl ai users. In thr Housr. th• • Ways and Means Commill<'t' wil l hol d a hearing 'l'u csdny aft Prnoon on Scnatr -passr'd lcgl.sla l ion ca ll ing for a $1. Rbilli on. lfl-yrar bond issuP for loca l hlgh:-vay and brldgr rrpair . And thr Housr Fin<mrr Com mill e<· will meet a t 1h<' sa mr time to take up a ront rover sIa I mcasu rC' restricting I he invrstmenl of public pension funds in companlrs operati ng In Sout h Africa . rases . Three die in Mason County fire early Sunday morning _. BIG SALE ON EVERYTHING IN STOCK! THIS WEEK ONLY ·oHIO ~ALLEY TIRE OUTLET • Propose hill to halt ne·gative campatgntng_ CARS WE ACCEPT ALL STATE AND NAnONAL ACCOUNTS Low tonight near 65. High 'l'ur,day near X5. I:"rohahilit. of preci pitation 60 per cen through Tuesday . :!89:~ • COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP! I - Strong and bitter medicine against nega ti ve politica l ca mpai gning is be ing prescr ibed in the Ohio House of Reprcsentat iv es. The House E:lrct ions and To wnships Committee wi ll hear a bill Tuesday afternoo n wh ich permit s the Ohio E lec tions Commission to stop negative ads with in 15 days of an election. using a $10,000 dai ly fi ne as a weapo n again st the offending ca ndidate. House Speaker Vernal C. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, who sa id he became "fed up " wi th the negative campaign i ng las t fall. is beh ind the lQgisiat ion. " Those ca ndidates who issue charges against I heir opponents for thP publicity or to mud<ly the wa ter s have been gett ing away wit h i t because they believe there's no teeth In the law. or th ey don' t know the law." sa id Rep . .lrrome F. L uebbers, fl-Cincinnati. who is ca rrying the bill for Riffe. " Ma ybe Jhis will make them think before th ey • Ji'A'RADIALS :J97 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 18, 1987 ~opyright ed 1987 ~- Lottt~ry • Dail)' Numht'r at y UP I Statehou se Reporter U .. utQ• .& L • roR(STO .. l • M> C Hf LP .. Ohio • • 'Cire Outlet ; Eagles win Class A ·Sectional Tourney Page 3 a r~th~e;h;i;gh;;sc;h;o;o;t.;·;T;h;e;h;ig;h;s;ch;o;o;l~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~ .. TOvO • RE!oio,.c.ro .. • B r GOOO"IC .. BFGOOOniCH . 1985 has not so lved' he problem of ~rich Oltio " hard to gel school board levv · !Of this nature) passed." . ' . : enough. It's just a shame it 's so Academy's present facilities as they would be if more mooern facilities were available. The new high school issue, of cou rse, is anything but new. • In Novf>mber, 1985, voters were heavily against an SA-mill levy that would have raise<! $9.8 million for new fac ilit ies. Nearly 63 percent of th e voters said no to the ll•vy, which Wiseman said failed because of the locat ion and the dollar amount involved. The proposed location was near the Ga llipolis Developmental Center. on the grounds of th e golf course. However, Wiseman Indicated that the resounding no vote in r May 17. 1987- we have now is not adequat e Community leaders want new· high school GfiLLIPOLIS - Tom Wi spman acted as spokesman Thurs day ni ght for community leaders desiring to sre the rclocat ion and construction of a new city high sc hool. Currently the organization. according to WIS< •man , has no president and is in thrdevt•loping sta ges. 11 has no organized • •' '\l ~ A Pomeroy man was k illed Sa tu1·day afternoon. w0st of Rutland. on Ohio 124. ncar Langsvillr. according to the Ga ll ia·Melgs Post of lh<' State Highway Patrol. Duane HowPII, JR. of Pomeroy , was pronounced dead at the scene by I he Meigs County Coroner after Howell. who was travel ing cas t on Ohio 124, lost control on a curve. went off the right side of the road and over tu r ned. He wa~ throw n out of thl' truck . He was not wearing a scat bel t. Funeral servi ces for the Meigs High School S('nlor will br held at Jl a. m. Tu<'sday at t he Ewing Funeral Home. Mr. Howell would have gradu· ated from Meigs Hi gh School n<'xt Sunday. He was cmpio.ved at the Sundry Store in Pom ero)' part -tim e in conju nct ion with his sc hool work . He was born at Ga l lipolis on April 29. 1969, a son of Drnnls and Nora .J<'an Howrll of Pomrroy . Other survivor s Include a brothet . Alii Howel l. Pomeroy: gra ndm oth~ rs. Virgin ia Howell of Ga llipolis and Emma Boswell. Poi nt Pleasant. W. Va., and several aunts and uncles . Preceding him in death werr his grandfat hers. William How· ell and Howard Rosell. Services wi ll be held alii a.m. Tu~sda .v at the Ew in g r un<'ral Home with Rev. Mike Thompso n officiating. Burial will be in Mei gs M e m ory Gardens . Friend s ma y call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . 1his even in g. Ohio Supreme Court employee salaries cut COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPli The sa laries of top employees of the Ohio Supreme. Court have been r<'duced since Thomas Moyer became Ohio chief j ust ice in .January. Eight rmp lo.vees hired under Moyer are paid an average of $4.200 less tha n their predecessors. Moyer said. Under former Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze, the court admi ni strator and clerk each made more than $70.000 annually, and the clerk of claims got slighll,. less than S65.000. Gov . Richard Celeste earns Sfi;.ooo a year . Mover savs the top court offici ~lls had ·Inflated pay sca les. . The eight employees under Celebrezze were being paid a total of $400,2:\2 when they left office, $.14,165 more than the total pay for those now in the positions. The biggest reduction in salary is for court administrator, where Stephan Stover is pa ld $12.771 less than the previous adminis· tra tor, Louis C. Damiani, who was gelli ng $7;,27o a ~·ear. • Marsha Mengel , hlrr d last week as clerk of the Supreme Court, will be paid S59,000a year . James William Kelly. t he pre· v ious clerk, was earning $71 ,8H when he left office. "Our attllude was that lh<' sa l aries of Damia ni and Kelly were Inflated ," said Moyer . " We f<:'it we could run the court more efficiently and frugall y than our predecessors, and yo u have to siart at the top with salaries. " Moyer said he believes In . st arting employees at a lower sa lary during their early months, then Increasing their salary if performance warrants. Salaries for the new court personnel are likely to Increase after performance reviews , Moyer sa id, but the Increases wiii not take olflcials such as Stover to tlamlanl 's pay level. Contra leader Calero faces palels today WASH INGTON tUPll- Nicaraguan Contra leader Adolfo Calero, a soft- drink bollier turned hard-bi tten guerri lla, fa· c!'s the co ngressional I ra nContra <'Ommillees this wrPk to tes tify about money and arms for hi s rebel army. Ca lero. head of thP largest U.S.-ba ckcd force fighting Nlca · ragua 's leftist Sa ndlnlsla govern ment , has denied his group received any of the profils from Presidrn t Reagan ' s secret sa les of arms to Iran . B ut he has conceded more than $.12 million ln anonymous cas-~ donat ions found their way. into Con tra war chests from 1984 to 1986 wit hout him knowing or ques tioning th e sourc<' of the funds - widely believed to be Saud i At'abia . " When you are In the desrrt and you're dying of thirst, you don't ask If the water they 're giving you is Srhweppcs or PerriPr," Calero said aftrr appearing in March before the federal grand jury working in the rase wit h independent prosecu tor Lawrence Walsh. Wi th t-he Boland Amendment, Co ngress barred U.S. military assistance to the Contras in October 1984. President Reagan had to l ight hard to get a $100 million aid package sig ned Into law in October 1986, endi ng the ban . Ca ler o told the gra nd ju ry and congressional investigators tha t th e largest Contra army, the Nicaraguan Demot'rallr Force, received a total $200,000 In the meantime from Lake Resources - the Swiss bank account under Lt. Col. Oliver North and reti red Maj . ·Gen . Ri c hard Secord in th eir central Iran·Contra roles . The a.ccount was the conduit for millions of dollars In pa y ments by Iran for U.S. arms and Is thought to be a source of other financial aid to the Contras. POINT PLEASANT- A Point Pleasant woman and two of her sons were kill ed when fire swPpl throu gh their home on Lock 25 Road off Route 62 North early Sund ay mornin g. accord in g to Poi nt Pleasant Fire Chief Jim Wood. Wood iden tifi ed the v ictim s as Lillie Hall, 49, and sons, Charles. 19, and Darrell . 13 . A thi r d son, Andy , 14, escaped by j umping out of hi s second· l!oo~ .lle<\r.!)O(Tl window onto a por ch roof, and from the roOf to the ground. Wood said. Cause of the 4:55a .m . bl aze Is und er l nvesligalion by th e slat e tire mar shall , the Mason Count y Sheri ff's Department and the Point Pleasa nt Fire Depart· ment. but Wood sai d it Initially appears th e fire was electrical in nature. No foul play Is suspected, he added. Thr · large two - st or~· brick structure. origina lly a lock huusP bui ll in the ear ly 1900s. was owned by Glady Amsbary, li:ll Fourth Ave., Ga l lipol is. Ohio. Wood said . Damage to thr structure was estimated at $5ti,IKKJ and monetary loss to the conte nts wa s rrcordrd at $7.000. Tht• Hall famll1· ha<l uppar - Th e bodies of all th ree vlrti ms en tlv moved thrr·e from the were found upstairs. and it C r0i.•r Road arCH about thrcr appeared at leas t one of them had month s ago , Wood said. allem pted to reac h sa fel y, Wood The fire chief said Andy Hall said. The th ree were pronounc£>d was apparently awakened by dead ' at the sr<•nc by Ma so n in tenS<• hea t , but was unabir to Co unty Cor onrr .John Grubb, reach his m other and brothers . M.D .. and thc·lr bodies l ra nsdur to fi amPs srpanlll ng him por trd by 1he Point Pleasa nt fro m the adjoining rooms . F:mcrgency Medical SPrvlrr to "Wht•n th r boy j umped ou t of lh<• Pl easa nt Va lley Hospllal and upstairs window, he ra n to u then on to the stat e Medi ca l neighbor's house and I he nolgh- Exa min<·r·~ Office In So uth Cha· bqrcamedown and trledlogr t to r icston for autopsies . I the vlcti msr but II was lm po ss l· 'The stair flrr m ars hal In· ble," Wood said. · 'Thr·.v wrn t spec!Pd I he see m• ~ und ay morn· bark 11 0 th r neighbor 's home, ing, Wood said. Twen ty-one flreabouiJOO yards wayt and ra llr d f l~ hi Pt's wit h th ree tanker s were Ull . on the scene until about 2 p.m . Sunda y, and flremt>n returned therr todav to wet down scvr r·a t "Thrrf' w ~t s no way ~ And.\') cou ld get to the• others. thr flrr hot spots. Onr Ca lllpolis fireman had traveled so fast," Wood said . assisted, and area flrr depa r t· " Th<' onl .v thing he could do was mPnts wer·e al erted bu 1not ca ll!'d IO I he SCCfl('. c·xit through that wi ndow to get out." Appalac hi an Powc·r Compun y Wood said th0 hoy apparently wa s not injured iri the fire, but asslstrd b.l ' dlsronnec t lng·power was scratrhcd and In a state of to 1hr house. A joi nt funera l for the Hail shock . He did not seck lmmcdlatr family will be Tu rsday at 11 a.m. medical attention, Wood added. at the Crow·liusscil Fun(•ral The house was totally engul fed Home. wllh buria l In Pro mi se in flames by the tlm'e th0 rtre Land Ccm<:'lery . detlarlmrn t arrived , Wood said . I Ships's death toll climbs to 28; final muster not complete WA SHI NGTON lUPi t - At least 28 Amcrlran sa ilor s ha vl' been co nfirmed dead In the Iraqi mi ssi le attack on the gui ded missile frigate USS Stark In lhr Per sian Gull, the Pe ntagon announced today . Firefighters moved lnlo bad ly damaged portions of theshlpthat flames ·left too hot to enter after the Sunday allack and th ey " now confirm that 25 more crewmembes arc known dead," a Defense Departm ent stat ement said . "This brings the total number of known dead to 28." At least slxot hers wcretrea tcd for Inju ries In Bahrain . "Final muster is in progress and thus not yet complete." the Navy said. Ind ica t ing the casualty list cou ld still be revised . Names of those dea d and Inj ured were withheld unti l their next of ki n could b<" notified. The frigat e was struck by at least oneoftwoocea n· skimming Exocet missiles fired by I raqi jets Sunday In darkness ~nd beyond the horizon. The U nited States described II as an apparenlly caseofmlslaken Identity In the 6\7 .year war between 1ra n and Iraq . "The Iraqis have ex pressed regret that the incident oc· curred," White House spokesman Dan Howard said. " ll's too early to assess the blame ... for who Is responsibl e ... what happened," Howard sa id. "The ship Is still dead In the waier. ... There will be an Investigation." Th e sh ip' s homeport Is Ma y- port, f' l u. Scamjn Mi chael c;raham, spok(•sm"n for the U.S. Nav.v ba se In Mayport . rust of .Jaeksonvllle, said Bfi famlilt•s of thr 200 men assigned to the Stark live In nor lht•ast Flor·Jda and mel wi th a chaplain dur ing thr night. (; r a· ham dPsrrlbcd t he famlllt•s as " frig htened and llrrd " whi le waiting for news of their loved ones. Sam Zakhem. lh(• u.s. a mba, . sador to Aa hraln . said th e cr ippled shi p wa s ~It nautlral rnllcs northeas t of Ba hrei n shortly befor<' R a.m. EDT. Th e tron t compar tment s " have been badly burn t," he said and fires " ha~' e rrflas hed," kPepl ng fir e· l ighter s bu sy. Officials said th ey hop!' th0 ship t•vt•ntua lly ra n makt• II to Tlahreln <•n it• ••wn pow(•t'. Fl vr crcwmrn wrrr pu II• ·d from l hr walf' t' aliV(' c-· arl,\ 1od;1,v . " They' rr OK ... 1'1 •n lagon spokt •sman ·u . Cmdr . Chris Baumann said. Jury selection begins Jury select ion began Monday F'rcrman. ct ul. Th(• Injunctio n morning In Meigs County Com · restrains th!' rlcfrndant from man Pl eas Co urt in an action by altering. modil.v ln g or obstruct · Robert Klein and Tamm y Klein . lng a r ight -ol -wa.v . Welrhtown Hoad, Pomeroy, et An action has br0n fll!'d h)' D. al , against Ewi ng Funera l Horne Michael MuiiPn , Po m<'roy , In c. , Pom~ro y. The suit wa s flied against Gr nNul Motors At·c·r·pin June 198S. Ben H. Ewing, lance Corp ., Chr-sa pea ke: ernPomeroy, was di smissed re· cral Motors Corp.. [ktroit . ccnll y as a personal defendcntln Mich.: and Buick Motor Dtv~ the action. lslon, rllnt, Mieh., S IPmmln~ A six-month prison sentence from the all eged faiiurr of for Mi chae l A. Sheffield has been Smllh -Nel so n Motors I nr .. Pomesuspended and the d~fendant roy, to co nfo r m to warran ties placed on probation for two- which aecompan ied the plai nyearsaflerenterlngtothecourla ' tiff' s purchase of a new autornowrlllen plea of guilty to forgery . . bile in September 1986. Pl alnllfl The defendant has al so been sta tes in his complai nt th at ordered to mak e restitution to Smith-Nelson has bee n unable to Big Bend Foodland. correct severa l defects in th e car , and becau sroflhi S. plalnl!ff asks for the pur!'hase contrartto A preliminary fnjunctlon be rescl nded. ln addllion, he asks against the defendant has been for j udgment. jointly and sever granted in the case of Brian C. ally, 'of $2,979.86 plu s i nterest. Rllchart versus Rona ld Edwa rd • � 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/. Title A name given to the resource May 17, 1987 crawford mahon radeker sayre white wright