https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/608f743785e7a76a6f717b1dac1af273.pdf 252482edeabccf85af900debbb20455c PDF Text Text ' ' ,. .1( .i Page-12- The Daily Sentinel I .............. I• .- ,. , ·,\ ~ ..- . I ), I I $2i0andcosts. threedaystnjailand 00 day license suspension, DWI; C06ts only tor tailing to drive In the marked lane; Robert Arnott, Racine, t1Xlandcosts,10days In jail and m day license suspension, · DWl; Dale wutong. ~svlllf!. $JlO and costs, :D days In jalland$1x month license suspension, DWI; costsmlyforlenrioenter; noo1111d costs ··lor reckless opera lion; '·$!iO :'n:~nloj':~~J::era::n:~ J)-._ ', I Audrey F. Anderson Audrey F. Anderoon, 78, Route 1, 49923 Portland Road, Raclne, died Thursday at the Holzer Medical Center. A homemaker and cook, Mrs. Anderoon was born In Meigs County on May 3, 19Ql, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Cochran . Surviving are two daughters, Grace McHenry, Salem. and Anna Frances Dodson. Newoorg, Ind.; two sons, Ralph Weddle, Rogers. · aiid John Robert Weddle, Rockford, IlL ; a s1epoon, Clarence Weddle, Portland; two brotll>rs. Gus Cochran and Clayton Cochran, both or East Liverpool; two sisters, Mary Peas, Tuppers Plains, and Eva Wells, Long Bottom. Also surviving are :D grandchlldrm and 35 great· grandchildren. Besides her parents, Mrs. Ander· oon was prECeded In death by her first husband, Dan Weddle In 191U, her second hu sband, Jess Ander· son. two daughters and a son. Mrs. Anti!rson was a member~ the Racine Olurch ri tbe Nazarene. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Racine Church of the Nazarene and burial wlll be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home lrom 6 to 9 this even ing. The body will lie ln state at the church me hour prior to the serviN>< suspended, two years probation . . and costs, lleelng an officer; Timmy J. Rood, ReedsvUie. $100 ·and costs, reckless operation;, Ronald K. Ginther. Middleport, $75 and costs, three days In jaU suspended, six months probation, no driver's Ucense. Jane Moon, Pomeroy, $:D and costs and make restitution, passing bad checks; Sherry C. Walker, Pomeroy. $15 and costs, flctlclous plates; Jerry McKlblen, CoolvUie, $10 and costs, assured clear dlstanCl'; Franklin Hendrix, Syracuse, $15 and cost, Insecure load; Phllilp Smith, Huntington, W.Va., $10 and costs, assured clear dlstanCl'; Vaughn Ruth, Belpre, $10 and costs, Improper parking; Bar· bara Carver, Racine, S!Oand oosts. failed to display valid registration; Randall T. Werry , Racine, $10 and costs, Improper passing; Charles Handley Jr., Langsville, $5 and costs, no mu!Oer. Fined for speedlng were Mark Dye. Belpre, $22 and costs; Mark I. Sorden. Clarksburg, Md., $23 and costs; William E. Drake, Athens, $23 and costs; Emory O'Bryant Sr.. Pomeroy, $24 and costs; Victor Roberts, Birch Tree, Mo. , $2!1 and costs; Terry Lewis, Letart, W.Va .. $24 and costs; Marlon Garvey, Norwood, $2i and costs; Harold Warstnskey. Langsville, $25 and costs; John E. MIUer, Pomeroy, $22 and costs; Christopher Wolf, Ra· cine. $22 and costs; · Usa J . Grosswlckle. Reedsvllle, $22 and costs; KathyMcGulre.Rutland,$24 and costs; Gerald Marlen, Tecumseh, Ontario, $23 and costs; Cat he· celebration ol ihe 12111 lllllllversary Including am each to Kelly Javln, ChrB Woods, Anna Walldus, Jason Shain 811d SU8Ie Casto, a11d $10 each to Anrna !laky, Sbaroll Martm, Darrick St. Clair, Judy Lee ~md Lauraa Horsley. W.Va. man charged here Area deaths She was preceded In death by husband, Cyrus R. Burdette Sr. ln 1974; three sisters; one Infant sister and one Infant brother. Mass of Oulstlan burial will be celebrated Monday, 10 a.m., at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Rev . Edward M. BeD as celebrant Rosary Services will be recited Sunday evening, 8 p.m., ai Burdette Funeral Home, 1016 Market St., Parkersoorg. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to 9 p.m. Burial will be In Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Alva W. Rupe AIva w. Rupe, nn ""• Bobby G. Price, 46, was apprehended Wednesday In Middleport by Deputy Jlmmer Soulsby of the Meigs Coonty Sheriffs Depart· ment, after attempting to obtain drugs from a local physician by using the name ol Joseph Hall The li!Yslclan became suspicious and alerted the sher!tt's departmen!. Price was found to be wanted by Charleston, W.Va. pollee for a stmUar offense of obtaining pres· crtptions by fraud . Early Thursday, Price admitted to using the false name and was , taken before Judge Charles Knight by Paul Gerard of the prosecutor's dQce, where he waived extradition and agreed to voluntarily return to Charleston. Charleston pollee ofticers arrtved Thursday anernoon a 1 the Meigs Coonty Jail and transported Price back to Olarleston. ot Rt . 3, Albany, died early Friday morning atO'BiennessMemoriaiHospitalln Athens. A retired farmer, he was born in rF/ L_ Carpenter to the late Bert and 1 w eatr~r 1 orecast Frankie Starkey Rupe . He was a member of the Carpenter Baptist Sunny today with highs In the low Church, the Modern Woodmen of 70s. Clear tonight, with a low In the America, and was a former mid 40s. Sunny Saturday, with Columbia Township Trustee. highs In the upper 70s. Surviving are his wife, Nellie Exteaded Forecasi Hutton Rupe; two daughters, Mrs. Sunday through Tuesday Ralph (Frances) Woodrum and Fair Sunday, with a chance of Freda Bowen, both of Athens; nine showers lllld lllundenionns Mongrandchildren; 13greatgrimdchlld· day and Tuesday. JDghl wiD be In ren; a slstll!', Mae Cuckler ri Lenotr the 'IUs Sunday and Tuelday and In City, Tenn.; a half brother, WilHam the lower 80s on Monday. OvemJahl Rupe ri Colurnoos; and a halt lows generally will be In tbe 30s. Cre81!a Nease sister, Myrtle Wolfe ci Columoos. Cressa Nease. 82, of ParkersBesides . his parents, he was Ohio lottery numbers burg, W. Va., an invalid for severa l preceded lri ' death by his stepCLEVELAND (UP!) -Thursyears, died Wednesday at a Par· mother, Ora Rupe; a sister, Edna day's winning Ohio Lottery kersburgnurslngfaclllty.Shewasa Walker; and a halt brother, Pearnumbers: Dally Number former resident of Racine. ley Rupe. 014. She Is survived by her husband, Services wlll be Sunday, 2 p.m., Ticket sales totaled $1,258,965, Dwight. Parkersburg; a daughter, at BJgony-Jordan Funeral Home In with a payoff due of $:/89,987.50. Dorothy Geyer, Baltimore; a son, Albany. Rev . BUI Wellman wUI PICK ... Herbert Nease, New York, one officiate. Burial wUI be In SchooiLot 1824. grandson. and a brother-ln-law, Cemetery. Friends may call at the PICK-4 ticket sales totaled Vernon Nease. Racine. funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. on $186,445. with a payoff due of Funeral services will be held at 1 Saturday. $83,919. p.m. Saturday al the Vaughan Funeral Home In Parkersburg with Veterans Memorial burial in the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Parkersburg. Meigs County Emergency Medl· Admissions- Howard Norris, Ra· cal Service reports two calls cine; Mary Van Meter, Rutland; Floren~ N. Burdene Thursday; Rutland at 8:32 a.m. to Gladys Walburn , Middleport; Mr s. Florence Nightingale Meigs Mine No. ·2 for Dixie Betty Massie, Middleport. Burdette, !II. grandmother of Sue McCaulley to Pleasant Valley Discharges--Wayne Williams. Reed of Reedsville, died Friday Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 5:03 Bronson Laudermllt, Mary morning at St. Joseph's Hospital In p.m. to Success Rd.' for William Kennedy, Arthur Nease, Lori Parkersburg, W.Va., following a Connolly to Pleasant Valley Warner, Mary Butcher. lengthy Illness. Hospital. Mrs. Burdette made her home with her daughter. Mrs. Mary Lou Acors of Torch. She was born 11r · Bradford. Pa ., a daughter of the late John Henry Nightingale. ·a former stale labor commissioner of West Virglnla, and Mary ...Ann O'Connor Nightingale. Buy and She was a member of St. take delivery or Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Parkersburg and the Catholic any new Ford tracFORD ACIOI Daughters of America, and was tor by June 30, 1986. _ nNANCING RilE past preslden t of the Sanctuary We'll help quatified Society at St. Margaret Mary. buyers arrange low A registered nurse, she wa s a T-l'.'/oFIXED ANNUAL graduate of the the Physlclan'sand PERCENTAGE RATE financing for up to tour years on all Surgeon's Hospital ~Tulsa, Okla., Ford tractors from 11.5to 170 PTO horsepcmer. Five year and took advanced nurses training financing may also he arranged~ Financ1ng is through Ford at Cook County HJspltalln Chicago, Motor Credit Company. m.She served as a Red Cross nurse in World War I and was a former OR IIEUY YOUR PAYIIEITS OITIL OCTOBER 1, 1986 member of the Parkersburg We can help arrange a waiver of finance charges Women 's Club. and deferral Of payments until October 1. t986 for She Is survived by one daughter, qualified buyers. · Mary Lou Acors of Torch; one son, C. Richard Burdette Jr. of Parkersburg; 7 grandchildren ; 12 great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. E A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Gregory Alan Taylor, 23, and Kiml;lley Lee Pauley,16. both of Pomeroy. 'n!irty-two cases were concluded rlne Walker, Hurricane, W.Va .. $22 this week In Meigs County Court by and costs. Kall L. Knapp, Langsvtlle. fotieJudge Patrick O'Brien. Flned were Dale King, Reeds· lted a $50 bond for speeding. vUie, $2iO and costs, three days In jall and 00 day lcense suspension, r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;;;;;;;~ DWI; costs only lor no child 'o ' ~~!t\:tvanf.~~e~~:U~~~ mE BIG WINNER - Middleport resident Mary Woods was the winner ol the $100 merchallclse cerUDcate which was given away In oonjundlon with the 12th anniversary sale al Dan's. Store owner, Dan Arnold, p.-nts 111e cerUtlcale. A total or eo 111 merehandlse oertlftcale11 were glvm aw-.v In Invites you To Attend • Mother's Day Sunday May 11, 1986 REV. C. SONNY ZUNIGA WILl PREACH ON "Motherhood: A Holy Calling" Waiting In Line Doesn't Have To Be Part Of Your Life. Ask About Our Direct Deposit. .IT'S THE QUICKEST AND EASIEST WAY TO RECEIVE YOUR GOVERNMENT CHICK. PEOPLES BANK Member FDIC MIX OR MATCH OPIN DAlY 9-S; SUNDAY 1-S 5-StrHI MIIOftl, W. VI. 7n-Hl4 2212 JKk- Aviii. . P'Oinl P ... UIII, W. VI. 61"-1111 llllllrelt NewHo-.w. vo. -"" . ~~~::::::::::::::~1!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $40000 To$200000. FROM THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ON IN STOCK CHEV. CAPRICES - MONTE CARLO CAVALIERSPECTRUM•"this Offer Does Not Apply ta Monte Carta SS, Cavali., 1·24, Dr Chevy Vans;" "OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 12th mDAY'S CHEVROLET /I ·OeaH!r contributoo savings. DEL'S fOlD IIACTOI SALES RT. 50 WEST- ATHENS, OHIO PUONI593-6177 9 Soctiona, 72 Pogoa 50 Conti A Muhimedia Inc . ~IWIIPIP• Firemen plan • • trammg area for SE Ohio By KEVIN KELLY 11mes-Sentlnel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Through donations and volunteer effort , one of the first firefighting training grounds ln Southeastern Ohio Is becoming a reality In Gallipolis. > Located on 3'h acres west of the James A. Northup Water Treatment Plant , the grounds will he open to any area fire depanmenl or emergency unit for Instruction. said Galllpolls Volunteer Fire Chief Ray Bush. ''At this p.,int, we're probably halfway, although we haven' t built anything, " Bush said. "Fifty percent Is gett ing 11 (the materials)." When completed, the grounds will contain a four-story training tower, a three-room bum build· ing 10 simulate house fires, flammable liquid apparatus for the use of roam In fighting oil well blazes and gas spills, and a course for fire trock driving instruction. Bush also hopes to FACILJl'Y IN THE MAKING - Gallpolls .members of the are tralnlng gl-ounds committee. bave a classroom at the site. Vokmleer Fire Chief Ray Bush, far left, points to a from left, volunteer llremen Bob PoHng, Robert Bush said he received permissection of the propo!led llrellghllng training groond!l Mackenzie and Michael NuB. sion to use the land on April :ll, he and volunteers are creallnJt. With BushI are J984. one month after he Inter· viewed with then-City Manager fireflghtlng Instruction facility Is Donations have come from Gallipolis grounds for limited Chris Morris to succeed James numerous sourres In the area , at the-Ohio State Fire Academy Instruction lllt'JlO.'K'S . slnce the A. Northup as fir~ chief follow· In Reynoldsoorg. fall of aw. conducting two Bush said. Among the donors lng Northup's retirement tlli\t "To my knowledge, this Is the 36-hour bas ic flrefl ghllng were Southeastern Equl~ment March. Bush, a certified fire first training ground In Soucourses . Last year, training Co., which cut the acces51road training Instructor who has been theastern Ohio," Bush said. exercises Included burning w1th tiP assistance ri volunteer conduct ing tralnlng sessions for fireman Bob Poling; Holley "Because of the distance to brush pli es and use of area fire departments for sevReyooldsburg, lr makes tt dlffl· Brothers Construction, Rodney. eJ< tlngulshers. eral years. outlined a t ralnin ~ which provided stone for the "These schools are open to ground as one of his goals as a ·cult for volunteers to an end their (the state's) training grounds. road; Jess Davis and Richards any firefightlng unll In the area. fire chief. Brothers, who furnished UmesUpon completion of the groonds, at no cost to their department tr Two years later. the land h•s it will be avaliable to the tone; and pipe for the fenoeposts to the city," Bush said. been cleared and the makings of Surrounding area, to any fi re carne from Oluck Leach of The chief said the training a training facility can be seen as service or emergency service grounds are being developed Leading Creek Corp .. Middlecement -set posts. fencing. rail port, and Fran k Herald of tha t wants to train." through donation r1 mater ials road lies and a 10,000-ga llon Bus h added that anot!Yer Herald Oil & Gas, Middleport. and vd unteer labor. storage lank for use In oil·gas Additionally. M.T. Epling Co. training ground Is being deve"At this time, money-wise, we firdigh ling Instruction dot til' loped by I!Ye Kingston Volunteer have no taxpayer money In it, removed excess dirt from the grou nds. Fire i)ppartment in Ross site. While the volunteers set Ire a nd we have oo tn tent ion of using The reason Bush and GVFD Cou nty. tax pa yers· mon ey." he posts. concrete was donated by membership are craft ing the Bush has been using the !Continued on A-31 commented. grounds Is that the nearPsl Regents official • ts commencement speaker at RGC RIO GRANDE - The vice chancellor for academic and special programs of the Ohio Board of Regents will be the matnspeaker at the June 8 commencement at RJo Grande College and Community College. "I have long believed that Rio Grande Is an educational resource to Southeastern Ohio and I am proud IO become an official part of that heritage," Dr. Elaine H. Hairston said upon accepting the lnvltatlon to speak at the llOth annual commencement Hairston received her doctorate ln communication In 1970lrom Ohio State University, where she was a teaching associate and a fellow In the Regional Medical Program. In 1m. Hairston was named OSU's first associate dirECtor ri affirmative action programs. She also chaired several major university committees. including the Commltli'e on Women, the Ombudsman Search Committee · and the Committee on the Physically Impaired. Hairston joined the Ohio Board of Regents In ~979 to take responslbil· lty for two teglslatlvely-mandated studiPs. The first was a considera· tlon of excellence tn graduate and professional programs In Ohio; the SECOnd, an analysis of the level of remedial coursework given to entering college freshmen at Ohio's sta te -ass is ted co lieges and unlverslt ies. For the past several years, Hairston's energies have been focused on strengtil>nlng the aca· demlc articu lat ion beiM>en secondary schools and colleges In Ohio. In November 1982shewas among 50 U.S. educa tors who participated in an Invitational conference on "Studies of the American High School" held at the Johnson Foundation's Wingspread Center. Hairston was Invited to testify before the Na tional Commission on ,. 308 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 011. Phone (614) 992-6614 that proposal to a screening comminee for rev iew. "All acceptable proposals will the n he given to a review committee where the winners will he selected," said David ? .·Baker. personnel manager for the Meigs Division. · The review committee is comprised of one e<:lucator selected by each dist rict's superintendent, a rep!'l'scnl ative from a business in each district and four representatives from the American ElECtric Service Corp.-affltiated coal company. "The pannershlp Idea is an excellent one. especia lly In a rural area where there Is a small numher of businesses," said Meigs Local Superintendent Dan Morris. Dr. Elaine H. Hallllon Excellence In Education as Its developed Its recommendations tor its 1983 study "A Nation at Rlsk." This academic year, she Is chairing the National Planning Committee ~ the State Hlgber Education E~tlve Officers' Academic Affairs RepresentatiVes. Recently. Hairston assumed ad· rnlnlstratlve dirECtion of the regents' Selective . Excellence Program, which ' Includes live major' fun4Jng challenges tor higher edu· ca tion ·tn Ohio, fullied at a $62 million level. A New Lexington native, she Is married to George W. Hairston, formerly of Otesapeake, and now the managing partner of the Columru s r1ftce or the Baker & Hostetler law firm. She Is the mother or a daughter, Amy, 12, and a oon, Scott. 10, and Is the daughter-In-law of Genewth Hair· ston and the late Magellan Hairston, both RGC alumni. An honorary degree wUI be conferred upon Hairston during tbe commencement exercise. which begins at 2 p.m. minl·grant program conducted in West Virginia, sald James F. Tompkins, vlce president and gl'neral manager of Southern Ohio CoaL "We are looking forward to playing a more involved role in the educational system In the area," Tompkins said. "We hope that the program will expand In the futu re to Include involvement lrom other area bu sinesses." An officlallrorn tre Ohio [lppartment <:i Education was also supportive of the program. "G rants of this type provlde an lncent ivP for teachers to work up somet hing very special," said Mary _ J. Poston. director of the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education. Morris said programs of this kind are popular in cities. but this is the first such opponunlty for his school district. Schools participating in the mini-grant progra m are Wilkesville Elementary, Vinton Coo nty High School, Salem Center Elementary, Meigs High Sc hool. Albany Elementary and Alexander High Sc hool. Baker said. ··About WO teachers from these schools will have the opportunity to submit proj ECts on any classroom subject," he said. "The grants, which are es timated to average $300 each, should be ready to be awarded In the fall." The program Is patterned after a similar Ohio gubernatorial campaign: classic clash of age, party may affect OJstomer STOP II 101111 FOR DETAIS tntint Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, May 1 1, 1986 ALBANY - A number of unique new lea rning opportunities will be ava ilable in lhr£'<' Sou theastern Ohio school districts through a mini -gra~ts program in itialed by Southern Ohio Coa l Co.'s Meigs Division. The progra m will encourage teac hers in the three districts - Meigs Local, Al<'xan<k'r and Vinton County - to develop specia l lea rnin g projects for their classes. The most promL~ lng of lh<'S<' proposa ls will be funded for use in the classroom. Southern Ohio Coal rep!'l'sent ativcs this week are delivering · information ntaterla ls and application forms to superintendents In th<' thrl'<' districts. Atler a teacher or specialist h•s developed his or her min i·grant proposa l, the next step Is rubmitling DISCOUNTS 734% 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992·2976 Vol. 21 No. 13 Copynghted 1986 Ohio . weather: some clouds, wann Southern Ohio Coal aids special class project proposals ,_:---------------------1 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE A Ma80n County grand jury issues a murder indictment against a laage man - Page A-7 Comics-TV ............ ... Insert ClassiDeds ...... D-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 DealliS ....... ....... ' .......... D-2 Editorial ............... ....... A-2 Sports ... ............ .... ..... C-1-8 - d l- Along tbe Rlver ........... B-1·8 Business ...... .......... ....... D-2 tmts - Page C-1 Inside: Bob Hoeflich describes ·a new business in Middleport - Page 8-8 .... .. SEASON SPECIAL 1 7 50 PER FLAT OHIO PH . 992-6776 Eastern. wins sectional title • 9:30 A.M.-Church School tAll Ages) 10: 30 A•M. -Mornlng • Worsh'IP Pianh - Ho~ing I•*•"· Gtnl· lliums, lost lushos, Dogwood, Rho· dodtndron & Shrubbery. SYRACUSE, -Page B-1 South Third at Main St. Middleport. Ohio NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON (ompltto U111 of Vogoteblt & Rower Hubbard's Greemouse Festival of India exhibit HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH mergency Squa 8 SPIING liiD SU. . . HDUIS OPEN MOIII.·FII. 9 TO 5, SAT. 9 TO I I MatTiage license .Judge finishes cases· \ 1' Friday. May 9, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio \' 1 HOURS Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30·8:00 . Tues. & Thurs. 8:30-5:30 Sat. 8:30· 4:00; Sun. 1:00-5:00 By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP[) -Call it what you will: David against Goliath. the young lion against the wily old fox. Th is year's race for governor of Ohio promises to be a classic confrontation that will give political textbook authors fodd er for years. Democratic Gov. Richard Ce· teste, 48, completing his first term. faces Republican James Rhodes. 76, whose political career dates back 52 years and who was governor four times, serving longer than any governor In America since colonial days. On his side, Celeste has a well-oiled Democratic machine that has dominated Ohio politics for 1he last 15 years, an estimated bankroll of fl million to $10 million, the power of Incumbency, personal appeal and a high energy level. Rhodes, who could he the youngest 76-year.Oid In Ohio, has been on the statewide ballot 19 times and lost only three times. . He comes armed with a match• less sense of political timing and experience and a thorough under- '· I Concrete shell encases core standing of human nature. His admin istration he .claims is "the secret for winning elections; "Find most scandalous In the history of out what the people want and give it this great state." to them.'' Celeste. a Rhodes Scholar from Rhodes already knows what Cleveland. served a stint in India peop,le want. He promises but with U.S. Ambassador Chester doesn't always deliver, leading Bowles and was Peace Corps Celeste to refer to him as "Goliath," direc tor under President J immy which has a double meaning when Carter. He won the governor's he pronounces It "Go-lle-eth." office In 1982 by 678,000 votes over After winning renomination with· his Republican opponent. out opposition last week, Celeste The election wlll be a rematch of predicted a nasty and negative the 1978 clas h between Celeste, then ca mpaign lrom Rhodes. lk'utenan t goveroor, and Rhodes, James A. Rllodes IUchard F. Celeste "The choice will be betM>en a who was governor. Rhodes won by Republican standardbearer who a scant 48,000 votes. · looks backward, talks backward Celeste has shucked his liberal crisis precipitated by a i)pmocratlc r1 three people- Larry, Curly and and thlnks backward and Is seeking leanings and now politics In a most godfather and endure scandals In Moe," he says. a restoration of t!Ye 1!170s, and a Rhodes-like manner, traveling all his Department ci Mental Retarda"You ca nnot corne In off the i)pmocratlc ticket determined- to over the state, cutting ribbons and tion and Department of Youth street !rom that Peace Corps ... and move Ohio In to the 1990s," he said. repeating ad nauseam that hls Serv)ces. manage the affairs ot state," said Rhodes cleared his ftrst hurdle on maln goal Is to create jobs, jobs. Rhodes Is ready to bash him on all ·Rhodes. "I know how to be jobs. the comeback trail, winning a counts. "Celeste has done the work g>vernor." three-way Republican prtrnary. · Under Celeste, Ohio's jobless Althougt. a majority of GOP voters level has dropped lrom 14 percent prelerred his two younger chal· to 8 per<~ nt, school funding has IU1odes cleared his flr1ll ... rdle on tbe oomeback trail, wmnlng a lertgers. Rhode s carried 48 percent been upgraded and the state oodget three-way Republican primary. Although a majority of GOP voters to win. has been stabilized. preferred h!S two YOOJI8llrchallen&ers, Rllodescarrled t8 percent to Now he Is working himself up to But the governor had to raise the win. fever pitch, promising to "pound personal In rome tax sharply. work away" starting July 4 m a Celeste his way out of a savings and loan •. o,/ • J MOSCOW t UP I I - Workers at the Chernobyl nu clear disast<:'r site began to "ent omb" the smoldering reactor in conc!'E'te to contain leaking radioactivity as millions across the nation celebrated the World War II "victory over fascism." The situation at t!Ye nudear energy plant, £00 miles oouthwest Of Moscow, appeared to be "stabll12· lng," said Morris Rosen, a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency observation team allowed to vlslt the reactor complex. Firefighters have smothered the blaze at the atomic plant. but small amounts of radiation continued to leak from ·the damaged and still smoking reactor, he told a news conference In Moscow Friday. A lew blocks away, hund reds of thousands d. Soviets - Uke millions across the nation - celebrated the md of \YOrld War II In Europe, remembered by the Soviets as the "victory over fascism." "The war years ;md now are so different, rut these yoong people battling the fire at Chemobyl do oot flinch. The 1940s and 198Js, different, rut the people are the same (Conllnued on A-3) �\ 11, 1986 Commentary and perspective iunb~ 'linus .. ~tutiutl A Division Of 8~ Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio (614) 446-2342 lll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio ( 614) 992-2U6 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. ExPCutlv~ Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller AME:MBE:R of The United Press International. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. lETTERS OF OPINION ?.re welrorne. They should be less than lJO words long. AlllettE'rs are subject toed ltlng and must be signed wit h name, address and lt.'lephone numbE-r. No un signed letters will be published. Letlt>rs should be In . good tas.lt>, addre-sslna: Issues, not personalities. Letters to the Editor Scholarship winners congratulated I would !Ike to take this ~ponun­ ity to congratulate the Bedford Scholarship recipients of 191li, as well as the prevlous ones since the scholarship program began in 1981, bringing the total numher of scholarships awarded to 13_ These scholarships have ranged from $500 to $1,1m. (Funds are generated . from the interest accrued on the original principal on deposit .1 I ·wish. also, to ex~ess my gratitude to the Bedford Scholarship committee ilr their tlme and · effort involved In the selection of WASHINGTON - When the Burbank cops desa>nded UJX>n 716 South Sunsl'l Canyoo back In 1981, they had a warrant. To the best of their knowledge It was a perfectly valid search warrant, issued by a state superior court judge after review by SE'\'eral deputy district attorneys. Pollee found a large quantity of drugs and arrested Alherto Leon and otllPrs. But when the Leon casecameon for trial In U.S. District Court, It turned out that the warrant was not so valid after all. In the court's judgment, the warrant was based u(Xln "stale" Information !rom an inilrmant whose rellablllty had not been establlshed_The evldenre w.1s ruled Inadmissible and the case collapsed. The government ap· pealed, and in July 1984 the Supreme Court, by a vae of 6·3, han~d down an admirable opinIon : The evidence srould indeed have heen admitted. The officers had relied In good faith upon the warrant they had obtained. The majority's q>lnlon in the Leon case ~voked W1 almost hysterical dissent from Justice WUiiam Brennan. He charged his colleagues with succumbing to the temptations of expedience, with strangling the exclusionary rule, and with basing their decision on the shifting sands of an unprincipled doctrine. The decision was a "grave mistake" that JX>sed a great threat to clvll Ull?rtles. Nevertheless, the majority's opinion made sense. Last week South Carolina's Strom Thurmond, chairman ct the Judiciary O:lmmit. tee, moved to write the Leon q>lnlon into statutory law. Fed up with 15 months ct stalling by Hheral Democrats (chiefly Howard Metzen baum of Ohio), Ttmmond put S.237 on the Senate calendar_ His bill says that evidence shall not he excluded In federal oourts If the evidence Is obtained through a ~;;.. ~­ recipients and the publicity these students receive throughout the area. The scholarship committee is comprised of the following: John RJce, Meigs County extension agent; James Miller, principal, Meigs Consolidated High School; John Redovlan Jr .. student counselor; Rick Crow, prosecuting attorney; and Bruce Reed, Farmers Bank & Savings student financial search "unde.rtaken n a reasonable, good-faith helle! that tt was n conformity with the Fourth Amend· ment to the Constitution." Thurmond's bill, coupled with the SupremP Court's q>lnion in the Leon case, would go far toward mdlng some zany miscarriages of justice. Two cases provide typical examples. One case arose In Boston sevm years ago, when pollee found the lx>ctY of 29-year-old Sandra Boul· ware. She had been beaten, bound with wire and set on fire. This was on a Saturday night. Investigation (Xlinted to one ~home Sheppard. Detective Peter J. 0' Malley needed a warrant In a hurry. The only warrant form at the station house that Sunday morning was ilr drug searches. O'Malley amended the i>rm to describe Sheppard's house and to name the Items sought. He summarized his Investigation on another sheet of paper. A magistrate agreed that probable cause ~~ loans. Thank you and congratulations. Sincerely yours, Audra Well Ex-trustee, Bedford Youth Center used for mulching. More help will be needed and our residents will he asked to lend a hand. We tieetl-help- ln-pl'Epaiing and painting the picnic tables. shelterrouse, etc. Help In lnstalllng the playground tqulpment to he purchased with the Community Development Block Grant money will also be needed. Get your paint serapa-s, brushes.' etc. and IF ready when the next work session Is announced, please? Shirley Evans, Clerk-Treasurer Frank Cleland A word of thanks The Gallia County Health Depart• ment staff would Uke to publicly · · · express appreciation to all those peopll' who assisted with the County Schools Athletic Physicals on April 26. 1986. Those physicians who assisted were Gene Abels. M.D.. Diane Gilles, M.D.,I.H. Kim. M.D.. Malcolm Lentz, M.D.. and April Magnussen. M.D. Others who generously volunteered their time for this event were: Mindy Sims, L.P.N.; County Schools Nurses Gail ~hlman, R.N .. and Candace Pope, RX ; and coaching staff from the various schools. Special thanks, also, to the Gallla County Commissioners for their cooperation in providing this community service. The athletic physicals are provided annually by the Health Department. Two hu ndrro and forty-two students were screened this year. The screenings are done to detect health problems prior to participation in school s(Xlrts programs. Barbara Shelton, R.N. Gallla County Health Department A surprise ending I recent~· called the city parks taken care of as soon as possible. department to find out what could That story, I had heard before, so I he done with the boat ramp at the flgu.OO boaters In our area would city park front in Gallipolis. High be witoouJ a public ramp, quite waters had deposited two to three some limP. feet of mud on the ramp, making It Su11>rlse! The problem was impossible to launch any type of rectified in two days! Sooo hehalf of boat. all area boaters that find the jErk I talked wit h Alan Harris of the front access ramp so convenlent...a parks department. He said that big thank you to Alan Harris and there was a man power srortage, crew of the Gallipolis City Parks and that equipment suitable for · ' E e n t ! performing th<' task was lacking! n L. Whit<' Mr. Harris did y that he would see • 'lfia IOf !3tar Route what could be done, and that it was GalllJX>lis Today in history ..,.- Today Is Sunday. May 11. the !31th day of 1986 with 2.14 to follow. Today Is Mother 's Day . The moon Is moving away from Its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Salurn. The evening star Is VPnus. Those born on this date are un<rr the sign of Taurus. They Include songwriter Irving Berlin in 18!18 (age 981, dana>r- choreographer Martha Graham in 1893 (age 931 , Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dati In 1904 (age 82), satirist Mort Sahlin 1927 (age 59), actor Denver Pyle In J9aJ tage 66), and actor Doug McClure in 19.18 (age 481. On this date in history: In 1858, Minnesota enlered the Unlon as the 32nd state_ In 1910, Glacier National -Park in Montana was created by an act of Congress. . ._ In ~ . the first regularly scheduled television programs were begun by station WGY In Schenectady, N.Y. , In 1983, President Reagan pardoned Eugenio Martinez, one of four Cuban· Americans convicted In the 197.! Watergate burglary. Mar:IInezand former President Richard Nixon were the only Watergate figures so pardoned. In 1981, eight teenagers were killed and seven were Injured In a fire at the Six F1agsGreat Adventure amusementpark 's HauntedCastlein New Jersey_ In 19ffi, fire engt.llfed a soccer grandstand In Bradford; England, kUling 53 spectators. A thought for the .day: Irving Berlin wrote, "The toughest thing about success Is that you've got to keep on helng a success." May 11. 1986 Pa'ge-A-2 Letting in the evidence ____Ja_m_es_J._K__,ilp_a_tric_k Thanks for the help The Racine VUiage Council and members of the Shrine Club Park Board want to publicly thank the following for their assistance In the recent work done to help develop the Shrine Club Park for oor citizens: Ralph Neigler Jr ., for his providIng equipment and expertise in Installing the electrical circuits for the shelterhouse; Rose Excavating for providing equipment and personnel to seed and mulch the recently graded lawn area; and Dale Hart for donating the hay The Sunday Times-Sentinel Rewards of free space _ had been establlshed and signed the warrant. Sure enough, O'Malley found blood and wire, and the woman's earrings and clothing in the basement, IJJt at Sheppard's b'lal thP evidence was excluded hecause the warrant and O'Malley's summary had oot been stapled together. In 1982 the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of a narcotics smuggler named Beale. It appeared that as Beale was in the airport at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., awaiting a plane to San Diego, a trained JX>llce dog named Nick sniffed his luggage. The dog alerted narcotics agents who telephoned their oounterparts on the WesJ Coast. They obtained a warrant. arrested Beale on arrtyal and brought him to trial. The defensP moved to suppress the evidence, and the 9th Circuli agreed. Nick's evldenre ·was not "articulable." Moreover, "one who reposes his personal effects, Including contraband, In a locked suitcase Is surely entitled to assume tliat a trained canine wlll not broadcast Its lncrlinlnatlng contents to the au trorttles." Such judicial rulings, to state the matter mlldly, are loony. They do not buttress the Fourth Amendment; they make the Fourth Amendment a joke. a mere game to he played between lawyers. These cases exalt form at the expense of substance; lhey distort priorities, and they createsom~curious rights - a right to have certain papers stapled, a right to have one's luggage safe from a sniffing dog. Properly construed, the Fourth Amendment stands as one of the great bulwarks of the Constitution. Its cherished principles are as old as Magna Carta. We must be secure In em homes from unreasonable searches and seizures; warrants must Issue only on probable cause. But It makes no sense at all to exclude evidence obtalnro by l})od-falth reliance upon a presumptively valid warrant. Thurmond's bill would write that sound doctrine Into statutory law. I say, high time. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. r---- Weather:--......, Concrete shell stems· blaze_<__ Cont__ lnued__ from_A-1_ 1 Ohio extended forecast Monday through Wednesday Chance of showers Monday, but fair Tuesday and Wednesday . Highs wUI be In the 70s and lows In the !ills. ' State zone forecasts Northwest Ohio West Central Ohio Partly cloudy today wllh highs again hetwecn iU and 75. The probabUlty of precipitation Is a! percent today. Central Lake Erie Shore East Lake Erie Shore Mostly sunny today. Highs today will be between 10 and 75. The probability of precipitation Is near rero through today . Northeast Ohio Inland East Cenlrttl Ohio Central Ohio Highlands Mostly sunny today. Highs today wUI range between iU and 75. The probability of precipitation Is near rero through today. Ohio Miami valley Central Ohio Partly cloudy today with a chance of showPrs and highs in the mid 70s. . The probability of precipitation Is 40 percent today. Southwest Ohio South Central Ohio Partly cloudy today 111th a chance of showers and highs again hetween 75 and~The probability of precipitation Is 40 perrent today. Storms linger in Plains, valley By UnMed Press International Heavy thunderstorms that spun tornadoes in central Iowa lingered in the southern Plains and the Mississippi Valley Saturday after pounding the region with hall and heavy rain that flooded roads and caused two deaths In Texas. Thunderstorms plowed across southeast Nebraska and northeast Kansas early today and were moving up Into Iowa, said Paul Flkeof the National Weather Service. Soviet," Tass news agency cpoted a war veteran as saying. At the news conference called to di scuss the llndlngs of a thrre-man (Continued from A-ll Jcnldns Concrl'le, Bush said. RonnlP Skidmore of Southeastern Equipment leveled the ground. and volunteer fireman Phil Underwood and the-KygPr Creek plant fu mlshed more posts_ Grass seed was donated by Central Supply Co. "With all of our oontacts, It looks prl'lty good," Bush said, noting that once all of the materials for the bum buDding, tower and other planned facllltles are In hand, GVFD memhers will do the construction, which "won't take hardly any time" to complete. Development of the grounds, and new Ideas on how to utilize them, are heing crafted by tb2 fire !reining grounds committee. The committee consists of Bush, Assistant Fire Chief Silas Hamilton, Capl Tim Mllls, Capt. Jim Shato, First Lt. Jim Eutsler, Second Lt. Bob Cox, and volunteer firemen Poling, Rohert Mackenzie. Michael Null, Bob Donnally, Michael Fulks and James W. Saunders. "The committee Is baking at Ideas from au of the men in the department," Bush said. llshlng Compa ny/ Mulllrnf'dl a, But then the Heart Association St!llped ov~r the line: It voiced Its opposition to billboard advertising of dgarettes. Th ~ tobacco Industry, along with the Uquor and airline industries. Is onp of the major clients of billboard companies like Ackerley. In a memo dated· Nov. 14, 1985. a top Ackerley official inst ructed the . . MOTHER'S DAY CHICKEN & RIB B.B.Q. MAY 11th SERVING TIME 11 :30 AT THE TUPPERS PlAINS FIEHOUSE 1/2 FUND $50.00. 'Cf ................. . 50 Cent s Sunda.}' Only company's billboard. radio and television subsidiaries to cease forthwith the donation of air time or bllltnard space to the Heart Association. "Their position OQ clgarene advertising Is not compatible with oor company;· the memo explained. "Please consider thls to be the samP as the American Cancer (Society); we wlll no longer give ether organization any support," As It happened. Ackerley resdnded the memo so fast that thP Heart Association never noticed any Interruption in the posting of their public service announcement s on alrJX>rt billboards. And the company's attorney. Eric Rubin . said that the memo "does not reflect the company's policy - It never did." 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A statement released tJy the said the team 's findings were based on conversations with Soviet officials and experts, and on observations !rom a helicopter flight around the plant. <rg~cy TUPPERS PLAINS, OH. ' Memb er : UniiPd Pr rs s International. Inland D ally Press Ass oc iation and thE' Ohio Nt'wspaper Association , Nat iona l Adver tis ing Representatl\lt', Branham NE'wspaper Sates . 733 T hi rd A.v('n ue. N ew York . Nr w York 10017. Si x monlh .!i .. ........... .. service announcements. ·. Offlcr. SUNMV ONLY SUBSCRIPTION RATH; By Carrier or Molor Route __:.J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n_&_J_os---'ep_h_S_,__pe_ar For the record, a two-year FBI investigation in North Carolina led to the 1985 conviction of a Naegele official there on charges that he ordered company employees Jo falslly !heir Income taJ< forms to avoid lli>es on bonuses thev had passed along to local pclltlclans as campalgn contributions. FOOfNarE: Untll last fall , a media conglomPrate called Ackerley Communications had been a l})od friend Io the American Heart Association. The company for years had given !he association free lilllxlard space for Its public Inc. Se· rond class postage paid at Ga ll ipolis. Ohio 456.11 . Entered as S£>rond class mailing m allf'r at Pomer oy. Ohio. Post safety division. ORANGE TWP. VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 'Cf lllSP 525·ROO) Puhll!!hf'd each Sunday , 825 Third Ave .. Ga llipol is. Oh io, hy thf"Ohlo Valley Pu b· Fork it over IAEA team that arrived Monday. Rosen said the Soviets were "pouring concrete under the destroyed reactor cor~. " "This wUI eventually fonn a foundation to entomb the structure," said Rosen, the American director of the IAEA's nuclear Firemen On f' YPar .. ............. 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The Cardinal Government Guaranteed Fund Is an approved invesonent for IRA's and other quallfted retirement plans. Sporoor~ ., by Thl< Ob ~ Comp.any r:-the~-===-::-.;:-;,;;=.=:._. I I 1 0<- «>111pleu lnforrutloa. tn<Jnrltnc !11.1D.11•meac lees. cpe..., aDd ulet cJwwa. OIJWo • orosoecru. by ,.adq this coupon_a..d Hwefully before jOU IDwst !DOOOJ 17 /05 111 I:: II Z;p coo. SU!e Cily Home Phone I 210Q II BuslnCSs Phone I Acco~!:!_"!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ W. take the time lo help IOU determine lfiCI ach- lOUr llriiiiiCII/ ollfee- Happy Mother's Day To Mom . You 're the belt Mom ev8f To Pwmy. Happy Mother ' s Day . Can ' t wait to brother Daughter . Thank you br IUCh 1 .w..t Grandaughter. Love . "Mr_ Michael Deaver, please. David Stockman calling." "Just a moment" "Yeah David, what 's up?" "Mike, I'm calling you on a business matter. I want you to handle my public relations." ''I'm not interested, David. I've got enough trouble with mlne." "Listen to me. Mike. I've been getting bad press lately and I'd like you to tum It around . I can pay." "David, the only reason you want to hire me Is for rey access to the Oval Office. Well, buddy, that access lsn'l for sale." "I don't care about your access to the Oval Office_I want you because you're the tx.st P.R. man In the IJJslness_AnyboctY who could make the president change his mind on acid rain Is a genius." "In a nutshell , David , what's your problem?" "For some reason everyone In Washington Is bad-mouthing me. Even the President called 11\Y book ftctlon. l put In a lot of time on It and It hurts when au rey friends kt the White House give me bad reviews." , "You don't have any friends In the White House." "That's why I want to hire yoo. I'd like you to persuade everyboctY into thinking I'm really a nice guy," "I can't do that, David. If I took you on I'd lose every client I have, including South Korea ." "Why South Korea• " "They don't llke you there, David. You wrote a 'klss·and·tell' PCOnomlcs lx>ok, and that's the worst khtd. I didn't' approclate the way l ca me out in the lx>ok either." "Aw come on. Mike_ It was a ll In tun. I made you rut to be a glortlled press agent for the President. In this country that' s someone to be admired -" "David, I have s~eral reasons for not taking you. The most important one Is that If you become my client I'll lose my White House pa<ls. Then tn order to get In and see the President I'll have to stand In line with all the tourists. That pass means more to me than 10 new clients. You should hav~ realized you'd cr~ate an Image problem when you wrote the book." "It's not 11\Y fault that Reagan's politics b'lumphed over fiscal common sense_ All I tried to do Is show row wrong we all were. I took as much blame as I lald on the White House staf!. Mike, you're !he only one who can help me." "What can I do?" "See If you can get the President to give me a btu rb for my book. If he does, Don Regan and Caspar Weinherger wUI have to follow suit." "Why srould the president endorse your book?" , "That's what I'm hiring you forto Ogure It out" "Thank you, but no thank you." "Mike, I've never asked you for anything lri my life. One photo of • Nancy reading 'The Triumph of Politics' to the President Is au I'm asking for." "It can't be done." "Why not?" "The President doesn't !Ike books al:xiut deficits and tax hikes. They bore him." "l dldn 't say It would be easy. Mike. If It were easy I wouldn't be hiring you . But just think what a coup It would he If you could make me look good with this Doonesbury administration." "EvPn I couldn't pull thai one of' David. l was In the White Hous• mess yes terday, and do you kno• how they refer to you there? 'Stockman, a.k.a. Judas.' " BY GARRY TRUDEAU New Bite-Size Shrimp Dinner Dip 'em in our spicy cocktail sauce. Cover 'em with lemon juice. Or just eat 'em plain' You get a big pile of tender, bite-size shrimp, served with your choice of rice or fries. Or a baked potuq after S p.m. And toasted dinner bread. Plus Shoney's aU-you-care-to-eat Soup, Sala,d & Fruit Bar. $4.99 MONDAY,fRIDAY This Week's Lunch Feature Fish n' Chips 11 a.m.-3 p.m. $2.89 Oearnt Moth er. To the bn t Mother ever . 1 love you . Happy M o tner' t Day . Love. N11n cy Whaley Trine B. To Mom, We lo11e yoo very much . Have a Happy Nlothen Day. Oetr Mom. Lov11 To Vtleria. Jo<~nl• . Teresa . M o m in th11 l ov e Jero cl To Mom. To the best Mom ever. Happy Mother' aD ay . I Love You . Mom (8opp• l Tt'lank vou tor lov tng us . Love, Christina l ove. Caro l ~ cl Oen+se .' To Mom. Happy Mothers Day, love you , good health , much To Mom. On M otner s Oav we tov11 you much Ro he r' " Nan cy , Sharon. C1no v Di'lvtd . Eddie happiness . love . Dacl . Brian. Brenda . To Mom Happy Mother' 1 Day , El1ie Circle. You 're the gri!NIIt81t. W11love \IOU . linda , Sue, and Lerry To Mo m & Happ ~ HI Mom. Happy Mother ' 1 Oty Love, Nancy . G• ~ n 1 t nft M oth er · ~ J oy , D11y , and think y01.. for t! ~<flrything you hive done lor us Wt! l ow~ you . D1an. l< ell h . A mo s !!o Amy Lilli My lady . As time goa~byt well lo ve you more and more. H•PP¥ Mother'• 01y . Jahnnnny Our Mom. Hi Mom. Jutt wen1 you w know I tpprlcllte vour perpetual bve and 1uppor1 . lov1. Jayne. Otlr Mom. Happy Mothe r·• Day LOVI . Dave HIPPY Mother' I Day. love. Jeff and Brvsn. Dear Meemaw. You ' ra1hl great•tl BsmiJ't', Wlst1in9 you heppln•• to diV end thanking you for •lw•v• love end ldndo••· lowe. Ruth Eric. Phil. Aaron . C1ni1 . Dinner Table. th11 h Ast world . Love. SBOKEY~ America's • my n9W Lov11. Mom, Thanks for e veryth ing . Happy Mother' s Dey. I toveyout Art Buchwald 1M Jennifer Mom Public relations ----------------------------------- 3 The Sunday Times- Andy, Nick & Mikka To Mom. To the grNt•t Mom in tt.l world . l.OVII. JD . Evelyn Spencer, HaPC)y Mother '• D'ey. Wa love you very much . Chuck, 8irdle, Anthony, Jo111n. Arthu• . Our Millie. Thank• for etwev• being thera . Every girl needt e grandmother. love, Jayne. o..r Gt1ndm1 . You ' re the belt . Hawe the happlllt Mother 't DIY evlf'. love, , Meyla, CemiUa, lena. '· I • •· �' Page-A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. -· May 11. 1986 May 11.1986 '· The Sunday nmes-Serninei-PaQe-A-6 ·· Pomeroy- Middleport-GallipoliS. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. •• f I • • I SM • I What's AdvaCare? Advacare is a health maintenance organization (HMO).Through it, your employer can offer you a system of health care to protect you and your family with almost every medical and surgical benefit you'll ever need. For this,you pay only a monthly premium. No hidden costs and very few out-of-pocket expenses. AdvaCare is a program operated by Holzer Clinic and Blue Cross of Central Ohio. All four Holzer Clinic locations are Advacare treatment centers. Chances are, your own family doctor's office is, too. Where does AdvaCare provide h<?spi~ ~~? Holzer Medical Center or in any area hosp1tal part1c1pa~mg in the plan.The Holzer Medic~! Center is a 270-~d reg~onal hospital that serves as the pnmary.referr~l hospital ~hroug~­ out this area. It also has full obstetnc seMces, a sur~cal su1te including five dperating rooms, ~mergency room SUit~, intensive and coronary care umts, and comprehensiVe radiology facilities. . What about urgent or emergency ~.e? Urgent care is avaifable at the Holzer Mam ~hmc (see hou~ above). Emergency care-for hfe-threatenmg problems-Is available around the clock, seven days a week at Holzer Medical Center. \ Where can 1find out more about AdvaCare? ·' What's the advantage to AdvaCare? You get all .· . ' What does AdvaCare pay for? All this and more. • ' t ~ I I ., ,, ..t-.... f That's why Advacare is a different kind ofhealth insurance. • Doctor office visits, including specialists you need. • Physical exams. • Doctor visits and surgery in the hospital. • Anesthesia. • Diagnostic tests and procedures, including lab tests x-rays, nuclear medicine, and a lot more. • Hospital room and board in a semi-private room. • Annual hearing & eye exams. • All injections, immunizations, etc. • Prescriptions (you pay $3). · • Prescribed short-term therapy such as occupational, inhalation, physical, speech, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, and more. • Extended care in a skilled nursing facility up to I 00 days per year. • Home health care as necessary. • Maternity care. • Ambulance service. • Health education and counseling. • Alcoh9lism·and drug abuse treatment. the treatment you need when you need it- not when your budget will allow it. AdvaCare helps keep you healthy. That's one of the basic-advantages of an HMO. Also, you get all the lab tests, scans, consultations you need for the best diagnosis Finally,you know in advance that the monthly premium covers just about everything. And y,ou know what any minor out-of-pocket expenses will cost you. . But I already have a famlly doctor. No problem. If your doctor is a member of Holzer Clinic, he or she is already participating in AdvaCare. If your doctor isn't with Holzer, he or she may still be participating in AdvaCare. Who says which physician to use? You do. If you have a known problem a specialist can handle best, you can call the AdvaCare doctor of your choice. That's one more AdvaCare advantage. Ask your physician about it. Or st~p ~y the Advacare o~ce at Holzer Clinic and pick up a chart hstmg ~11 o~ Adv~care s many benefits. At 385 Jackson Pike, Galhpohs, Oh1o. Phone 446-5283. Where is AdvaCare available? At any Holzer Clinic facility. Or from any participating doctor. And you'll find a Holzer Clinic not far from your home: II Main Clinic: 385 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio 446-54 11 Hours. 8-5 Mon-Fri Urgent Care: 5-9 Mon-Fri, l-9 weekends & holidays ·1!1 Sycamore Branch: ·· Iii Fourth & Sycamore, Gallipolis, Ohio 446-513 7 Hours: 8-5 Mon-Fri B Jackson CountY Branch: 1:1 25 E. South St., jackson, Ohio 286-64 17 Hours: 8:30-5 Mon-Fri B Meigs County Branch: . Ill ISO Mill St., Middleport. Oh1o 992-7271 Hours: 8:30-5 Mon-Fri, 8:30- II :30Sat. morning ----------~r---~ • •• A different kind of heaHh insurance. 51t!A Holzer Clin ic/Blue Cross of Central Ohio Health Maintenance Organization. '·. \ �' Page-A-6- The SIMidly Tmes-Sentinel CHESHffiE - Surplus cheese and honey will be distribUted at ~ight area locations Wednesday, according to GaWa-Meigs Community Action Agency. CAA said the dlstrtllUtlon begins at no set lime, bUt wUJ start as soon as the food is unloaded at the sites. The dlstrtllUtlon wW end at 3 p.m. or untU the supply is exhausted, whichever comes first, the agency said. Recipients must have applied for and not have been denied a food dlstrtootlon card. Persons who have not !Eked up their cards my get them at llle pickup site shown on their application. Food commodities may be picked up by others by !lelliorcttlzens, persons whoarelll, handicapped, or lllosewhowork, itt hose persons send their food commodity card and a signed note granting permission for another person to pick up their Items. Food will be dtstrtbUted at the l:lllowtng loattions: Meigs County - Tuppers Plains fin> !tatlon; Racine Amertcan Legion Hall; Meigs County Fairgrounds; and Pagevllle Town Hall. Gallia County - Mercerville ftre !tatton; Gallia Crunty Fairgrounds; Guiding Hand School; and Mount Carmel Church at Bidwell. Gallipolis clean up days set GALLIPOLIS - Clean up days In Gallipolls continue this week as city crews will pick up trash and otberdebrls In Ward 3 Monday and Ward 4 Wednesday. Ward 3 covers Court Street to NeD Avenue and Third Avenue to the city limits. Ward 4 covers Pine and OUve streets, Nell Avenuetollle Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza, Ftrsl Avenue, Eastern Avenue, the Ohio River to the city limits. Trash must be set by llle curbside by 7:lla.m.eachdayoftheplck up. U trash is not set out according to schedule and crEWS are required to make a return trtp, a haullng!ee <1 Slltlra half-load and $35 for a full load will be charged. POMEROY - Johnny Lee Chevalier; !10, Rt. 1, Reedsville, appeared Friday morning in Meigs County Court before Judge Patrick H. O'Brten and was sentenced to 90 days in the Meigs County Jail oo his conviction earller lats Tuesday on charges of driving under the lnfiuence and driving under suspension. Chevalier said during the trial that he was notdrivingwhenhewas arrested, oot the state produced lllree witnesses who actually observed him operating the vehicle. In addition, Chevalier tested .22 on the tntoxllyzer. It is a violation of the DWilaw in Ohio anytime a person qJerating a vehicle has a biOod-alcolnl content of .10 or greater, noted Paul Gerard, Investigator for the Meigs County prosecutor. Gerard also Indica ted lllat Cheva · Her's conviction tor DWJ was his llltrd in the last three years, and thus carried a minimum mandatory sentence rt ll days. Assistant Prosecutor I. Carson Crow, who represented llle state In the case: recommended lllat Che· valier be sentenced to a term ot·flve months, citing among other tllings, Chevalier's prior lt'COrd. Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CEN'IER Dlllcllarp!s Ma, 8 - Rhea Bailey, Scarlett Cover, Catherine Felter, David Ferrts, Charles Ftck, Mrs. Charles Griffith and daughter, Robert Hall, Hilda Hart, SheUa Hendy, Aaron Hoffman, Dorotby McManus, Opal Mink, Sherry Pendleton, Jack Plckins, John Salts, Brigitte Soles, Curtis Storm, ChriStopher Wrtght. Births - Mr. and Mrs. ElviS Current, daughter, WeUston: Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Theiss, son, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Woods, son, Pomeroy. VETERANS MEMORIAL Admissions - Charles Deem, Racine; James Russell, Middle· port; Freda Durham, Middleport. Discharges - Mary VanMeter, Murl Harris, Charles Deem. The day·long tri al mdedTuesday evening when the five-woman. three-man jury returned guilty verdicts on both charges, and sentencing was then set !or Friday morning. Pomeroy attorney Michael Mullen !'l'j5resmted Chevalier . O'Brten sentenced Cheva lier to six months on the Ct' :rrges, l>ut suspended 00 days, "'lving a llalance of 00 days to be ·:erved . A fine of $250 was alsO ordered. In addition, following his releasefrorn jaU, Chevalier wlll be on probation lor a period of two years, during which time he wW have no driving privileges. 2 area men fined for OWl GALLIPOLIS - Two Gallla County men were fined Friday for DWI in GalllpollsMuniclpal Court. Fined SlXI, sentenced to three days In jail, given 60-day driver's Ucense suspensions and 18 months probation were Wllllam D. Saund· ers, '!1, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. and Hubert F. Stepp, 44, Rt. 1, Vinton. Saunders was fined cosl s for failure to display valid regis tration and Stepp was fined costs forfailul'l' to yield . Two domestic violence charges were dismissed atllle reques1 ci the ~omplalnlng witnesses . The ·Charges, !Ued In separate Incidents, were against Gerald Taylor. 122 Second Ave., and Guy Ferguson, 49% Spruee St. In traffic cases, RobertS . HIU, ll, Rl. 3, Gallipolis, was fined $10 for speeding; Stephanie R. Hemphill, 26, Eureka Star Route, was fined $12 for failure to display valid license plates: Sammy L. Zolll· coffer. 41, Winston-Salem, N.C., forfeited $00 bond for no b g book record of duty status. Forteil lng bond for speeding wer e David P. McCallister, 27, Rt. 3, Albany, $44; John I. Kerr, GaUipolls, $40: Judith N. Harrison, 38, Sissonville, W.Va., $42; Donna F. Thomas, 29, Rt. 2, Vinton, $41. / \!I I I I i· ,rene over~ cuckoos nest. cy~g ' .cra~nsteln "DEATH WISH'Jr Patrol cites Gallipolis woman GALLIPOLIS - The state highway patrol cited a GaU!polls woman for failure to yield in a t~ro-vehlcle aecident Frlday. Troopers said Goldle M. Rice, lllYl Sunset Drive, merg11d onto 35 from Ohio 160 at3: 22 p.m., attempted to move Into the rtght ~e and struck a truck driven by Thomas D . Mongold, ll, Washington Crurt House. The aec!dent caused sllght damage to the Rice vehicle and moderate to Mongold's, the patrol said. Troopers said Michael A. Franeis, '!1, Rt. 1, Uttie HOCking, escaped lnjuty in a o~ar crash In Meigs County Friday. Francis was eastbound on Orangp Towns !jp Road 781, seven· ten Ills of a mUe west of Ohio 7, at 8:50p.m . when he braked to avoid str!kjng a dog. Francis reporll>dJy lost control and went ct! the · left stdeof the road Into a ditch. Hts car OYertumed and was severely damaged, troopers said. G ~~~J: ;.; , / t I t • s11995 1 i · •• I • " I 1 & SfC URI¥ '< /1 " , , , i 7" / l --- I . ..... l... ~ on ' '"1 -.; -<::. o. 'Ni r n I,.,TEf<\.o ut.·. ! SWB FFt100 Feot\lres: Buo-:n tnlercom makes 1t easy to caJI the base stat1on Irom the hand-set or w::e versa. 1,000-ft range, 46149MHz lreqJenc1es Otgrtal coded oocunty S'f.ilem External nnge< :s loca1ed the back of the handset Includes 'to{)lume control and auto· matte redtal. Almond (Opttonal 5110 ~ar warranty) Sugg. Retail 149.95 Racine church slates speaker OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM - RACINE- Steve Schmidt, Porterfield, wUI be speaker !or revival services to be held 7: 30 each eveningbeglnnlngtoday and continuing through May 18 at the Racine First Baptist Church. There will be special music each evening. MHS prom photos availnble POMEROY - Meigs High School 1966 prom phota; taken at Pomeroy Village Hall are ready for dtstrtllUtton. St udents can pick up their pictures at village hall from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Monday, or at the Photo Place, 109 High St., Pomeroy, this a fl ~rnoon (Sunday), or anytime after 5:ll p.m. Momay. •' • • Pomeroy police probe vandalism • • • POMEROY - Pomeroy Pollee reported that at 2: 35 a.m. Saturday, a large plate glass window was broken rut at Swisher and Lohse Drug Store on East Main Street. PoUce report lllat a subject was Inside the buDding, oo t fied the scene with only a few Inexpensive Items. At 2:52 a.m., the subject was taken Into custody on the Pomeroy parking k>t by Pomeroy Officer Terry Gardner and Meigs Sherttrs Deputy JlmmerSouisby. The subject Is being lodged in the Meigs County Jall pending a oourt appearanee on four charges. · REGISTRATION FORM FOR .·,· Gallia County's 4th of July Parade (DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS JliNE 30, 1986) LINE UP BEGINS AT 9:00A.M. PARADE THEME: "Liberty-Our Symbol of Freedom" Name 01 Name of Orpnization: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ._.. .... : :: --- l SWB FF1700 Felltures: Speaker· phone with lone/pulse SMtchable ,., ..' .• ..•,.,, • Sugg. llotltll 17US MAIL ALL ENTRIES TO: Jeff Icard 403 LeGrande Blvd. Gallipolis, OH. 45631 u . Pa1d for by McGhee for State Representative Comm1ttee, C. Roger Barron, Treas., 122 Basltani Dr., Gallipoo, Oh10 45631. Dexter makes your clothes look better. MEN'S REG. 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Retail 219 .95 BOB'S ELECTRONICS "EVERYTHING IN TWO· WAY RADIOS, SATELLITES & VIDEOS" UPPER AT. 7 • P.O. BOX 342 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 Phone 446·4517 AREA'S NEWEST MOHAWK DEALER . • • REGIAAR PRICE 528.95 •• s17995 LARRY'S SOUTHERN MILLS CARPET OUTLET • MOHAWK LIFETRON 60 OZ. PLUSH AVAILABLE IN 36 DIFFERENT COLORS WITH "LIFETIME WEAR WARRANTY" • • Phone No.; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • Candidate for 94th District State Representative p 11nts tor tne pr •c e o t one when ) Ou br1n9 1n any s•1e color Oflr'\ 1!li m tor •' • Introducing radar defector "Receiving the rrolds late has ' been a blow to us and has emphasized our own conrem lllat we need to gpt to know this new martu>t better before assuming such a lar"' loan burden," he said. He said the company, which negotiated for the loan to stay In Ohio, Is no real dang11r and traduction will forward when the molds are delivered. "Prudent fiscal management · requires that we do not go !orwrd with the loans at lllts lime," Middleton said. The i>ar package submitted to the statelnJanuarycaUed !or more than S4.ll,!ro to be spent on acquiring the !acUity, renovating It and bUying fixtures and equipment. Thank You For Your Support Myron L "Bud" McGhee 0c 1 company's Income this year. • lrr'!;~t~·t'·~Z'·'t'!"·c•,]..j'"i.,..&"'.... 'i ,.,,...7..;"t.. i · .. ., dtaltng. Digital coded securtty, ex· ternal handsel nnget. 9-number auto dtal plus auto rediill. mula pruse, -.dume conlrot Up Ia 1000' range. Wall mountable Available :n Almond 0 t 200 features: PRINTS FOR THE PRICE OF lRY OUR "WALK-IN" SERVICE • TheQ1200 • The right 2 NEED A LAB TEST? SUMMER TIME AT HOME ON THE ROAD Address; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Type of Entry:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • SILVER BULLET ~ ·:,.~ .... 11. •:::: tern Bell ~ n ~~au• n Phone POMEROY -Meigs County Emergency Medical Serv!ee reports two caUs on Friday. Middleport at 4:30 a.m. to Walnut Street tor VIcky Quillen to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Middleport at 8:34 a.m. to Mill Street for Lincoln Russell to Veterans Memorial Hospital. • -.Jerome Barkey, age unava!lCounty grand jury returned 11 al>le, Point Pleasant, on charges of Indictments against 12 people Fri· forgery and uttering, a felony, day, includlng a murder lndlc1menl against Wanda Naomi Greenlee In . against a Lesage man. January. Kermit Keith "Buck" Clary, 52. - William Wayne Allensworth, · was Indicted In connection witt. the 24, Mason, and Joseph Shane shooting death of William Keith MacKnight, 18, Letart, on charges Brumfield at llle Glenwood. Inn In of breaking and entering, a felony, January ., In connection with an Incident In The grand jury also retWl!ed an March at the Do Drop Inn, Mason. elght-eount Indictment against a - George Allen Boswell, 34, Hen!Erson man arrested by sta 1~ address unknown, on charges of pollee last Saturday. Wtulam Erell third degree arson, a felony, In Sleeth, 44, was charged with connection with the bUrning of a sexual assault after an altercation lawnrnower owned by Julie Glenn which caused him to barricade In March. himsett In a Henderson house with - Howard Talmadge Ritchie, two pistols, state pollee said. He 23, Southpolnt, Ohio, charged with was Indicted by llle grand jury on one count possession with Intent to two counts d sexual assault in the deliver marijuana, a felony, one count carrying a dangerous and !trst degree, two counts of sexual assault In the second degree and deadly weapon, a misdemeanor, and one count driving under llle !our counts of incest. Two Point Pleasant men were influence with a controlled sui>· Indicted on felony charges of stance, a misdemeanor, In connection with an incident In March. malicious wounding . Charles - David Wayne Clark, age Frederick Nibert, 51, was indicted ·!II connectton with an incident at unavallal>le, Route 2, Point Plea· MOTHER OF THE YEAR- Just as ""re as AprO showers brtng May sant, charged with one count ·the Nibert residence In January In flowers, Mother's Day brings oullhe best In a U,. us. Andforeveryone :which 'Wbert A. Matt'-s was obtaining property by false premom is the "Mother ofthe Year." 'This year the Pomeroy Flower their cut, stabbed and wounded . Tho- tenses, a felony, against Angela Shop accepted nominations for the award and drew a winner Friday. mas Edward Huddleston, age Ga II Stone tn Sept em her 19&1 and The shop' s "Mother of the Year" a"ard wenl to Polly Hysell, Rock unavailable, was Indicted on a one count failure to deliver title. a Sprtngs Road, Pomeroy, seen here receiving a dozen red roSES and a charge of malicious wounding In misdemeanor, In connection with plaque from Melvin Van Meter. connection with an Incident at an Incident In October 1985. - Susan Elizabeth Grinstead. Jim's Ca!e, Main Street, Point Pleasant, In which Nelson Gene 3b. Point Pleasant, on a charge of ,Jones was InJured. Huddleston Is possession with intent to deliver charged with hitting Jones with his marijuana, a feloQy, In connection with an incident in February. fist. In addition to the lllndlctments Also indicted were: in llle TV series "Peter Gunn ." LOS ANGELES iUPI t - Thr the grand jury, which r eturned, - Herbert William Willet, 21. He was born in New York City on convened Tuesday, returned not vPrsatlle actor. Herschel Bernardi. Point Pleasant, on charges of Ocl 20, 1923, to parenls who were true l>ills (no Indictments) in four who crea ted the cha racter of Zorba breaking and entering and grand actors In the Yiddish theater in the Greek on Broadway and played larceny, felonies, In connection cases In which II heard testimony, Europe and on New York's Lower with an incident at Factory Outlet according to Mason County Prose- Tevya the milkman in "Fiddler on East Side. Shoes, Point Pleasant, lnJanuarv. cuting Attorney Damon B. Morg-JJl 1he Roof. " died al his home of an apparcnt hl'art attack He was 62. Jr. Bernardi also was the voice of rwo famous advrrtising charactrrs - the .Jotl y Green Giant and Stark isl's Charlie the Tuna. The balding actor. who often played · cops or gangsters. also CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla . of the program." appeared in such moviPs as " Irma (UPI) - The space agency, FRI., SAT., SUN., MAY 9-10· 11 Truly said Ill' pan el will report to La Douc ''·" and in his own apparently bowing to pressurc NASA Adm inistra tor J ames . · from the Challenger disaster com- Fletcher "and will lhoroughly shorHived T V series. "Arnie." MICHAEL KEATON :; :mission, wUI appoint an independ He also appeared with Woody rf'Jiew and lnlegrale lhe findings :;: · ·ent group or experts to oversee and recommendations oft he Pr~si · Allen and Zero Mostcl in " ThP PG ;.•; work to redesign the shuttle's (Entlal Commission on the Space Front," a sa tire on the yea rs tha t ..: · solld·fllel booster rockets. HoU ywood blacklisted some ar tisr s. Shun le Challenger Accident ." ~' In another development , Law ironic in that Bernardi was l>rlefly EVERY MONTH WHENEVER THE The announeement followed re- l>ann!'d durin~ tl>' McCarthy era - :; renee Mulloy, chief of llle booster MOON WAS FULL ... IT CAME BACK ports from sources who said bee ausc of his affiliation with lhr ·project at the Marshall Space commission memberswerecrilical Aclors Lab, a ga ltv'ring pl ac~ for ·,• Flight Center In Huntsville, Ala .. or how NASA has proceeded with Hollywood ra dicals in lhe 1910s. ~ was transferred to a new posit ion R the redesign to come up wi th a Friday but officials insisted it was Bernar,di received a Tony nomi A PARAMOUNT PICTURE "a lateral move" and not a "quick fix " for I he suspect boosters. nation for his lille prrfo1manc, in Gary Busey & Everett McGill Challenger was destroyed Jan. 28 lhe mu sical " 7.nrba " in 1969 and ' demotion . ' In a s1atement Friday, RPar l>y a rupture in a joint between the was nominatrd for an Emmy in Adm. Richard Truly. assoclale lower rwo of four fuel segmenls in 1959 for his fll111raya l of Ll . .lat'obv •, administrator for space night , said the shuttle's right-hand booster. Its John Thomas, Spacelab program S<'\len crew members Wl't'e killed . r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IJ marager at Marshall, has assumed Engineers with Morton 1lliokol I I resJX)nsibi llty for th~ rocket joint Inc. , ooilcEr of the shuttle boosters, I unanimously recomme nded a redesign effort . " in addition, an indPpendent launch delay the night before group <1 Sffiior ex perts will ll' blastoff because of coi'ICI'rn aboul fomwd to oversee the moror the effects of record cold Florida redesign ," Truly said. " This senior wea ther on crucial 0 -r ing seals in ~group willll' involved in all pha ses II>' join ts. ; ATHENS, Ohio iUPli - The Middleton Doll Co. or Coolvllle says , it will not aecept a low·interest loan to purchase the bUDding It Is leasing for its production process because It hasn't received molds for Its doUs. The firm, which two years ago added vinyl dolls to its poreelaln collectll>le doll production, still plans to l>uy a facility at Ohio University and hopes to renegotiate for Its purchase. Company pres ident Lloyd Mid· dleton says three molds it pur· chased for the 1~ line were to have been delivered In February, but are not expected until somelime tllls month. Middleton, who with his wile Lee have designed their line of dolts, said the delay In getting the molds from New York has reduced the GUNG HO Meigs EMS reports two runs .· . . POINT PLEASANT- A'Mason NASA names review board • f I I Lack of molds cloud loan for ,~oil factory Mason grand jurors issue II indictments Stage, screen actor Bernardi dead at 62 Vinton bike-a-thon scheduled VINTON - The Vinton Cystic Fibrosis BlkN·thon has been · scheduled for Saturday, May 17, from JOa.m. untU 4 p.m. at North Gallia High School. NGHS Principal Pat Stout said the event includes rtders who have solicited pledges for each lap they rtde with their bikes. Riders will compete for prizes based on the amount of pledges they collect. "The event Includes more lllan bike riders," Stout said. "It also involves sponsors and even spectators. The day wUI be a lot ct fun for everyone involved." Money raised from the event wW go to research In finding a treatment for cystic fibrosis. The blke-a·lllonthlsyear lsdedlcatedto Alex Deford, whose story was told In an ABC-TV ITVlvle In Aprtl. To register for the b!ke-a·lllon, call Stout at m&'l46. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-7 ' May 11, 1986 man sentenced for DWI conviction ,.....--Local Briefs:-- Reedsville Commodiry giveaway ·Wednesday May 11, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. •• • • •• ••• ~· NOW ON SALE FOR ONLY $19 9 5 SQ. FT. It is heartbreaking to see a life lost, especially if it happens because treatment is instiMed too little and too late. As the first people treating a patient, we as Emergency Medical SeJVice personnel have a profound effect on their condition. We as EMS people, owe much of the effectiveness of the emergency medical seJVices rotS· tern to the training and knowledge we receive from.. ,Pleasant Valley Hospital. The excellent steff of physicians and nurses at Pleasant Valley Hospital have made available to EMS personnel the expert training that enables us to effectively and safely transport patients to the hospital. The communication between the EMS and the hoipital is outstanding. Many times patient treatment can actually begin before we arrive at the hospital. Then. when we arrive at the Emergency Care Center, they are out there to meet us . Because of the teamworl and good communications with the hospital. patient treatment is effective and prompt - lives are saved I Thank You! No matter the degree or nature of your emergency, you will always be treated with the courteolis and professional, 24-hour service you have come to appreciate at Pleasant Valley HOspital. · LARRY'S SOUTHERN MILLS CARPET OUTLET HOBSON RD • MIDDLEPORT 992-6173 OPEN 9 A.M.·S P.M. Located at Pleasant Valley HoSpital, Point Pleasant, WV ' ,• �·- -- ·-..o Page- A-8 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Mid,dleport- Gallipolis, Ohio - Point Pleasant, W.Va. • May 11.1986 Section~ r1 ' May 11, 1986 ' "Bridal ProceJJional," Batik painting; various wood carvings; ivory and wood snake boat: vases: cast head. Ill "'= 5" ~ ~ c3: Cl ~~" _ z-. ..... ... 2 ~a CD P,., !::Z CIJ!Iio NCI . . zCL .....=. 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Coming up, in additiun to th.r conllnuation -of ind ian cooking clasS('S, is a mu sica l progr am on Sunday, May 18, at 2 p.m . in the Gallla Academ y H igh Schoo l audi l · orium . The Valley A rt ist Se ri es is ro-hostlng lhc musical progra m . and a reception will follow at the French Ar t Colony . 5,10 FirsI A e.. In Gallipolis. In the galleries ar c brightly colored saris (women ' s clot hing!, wood carvings. Ivory pieces. the fnd la flag, pain lings on sUk, a sitar (musica l instrumrnt J and replica of a home temple and other religiou s item s. One ga llery assistant nolr-<l tha t 0 Thr musica l .progTam wUI fealurt> l hP forml •r Miss India, who in 1972 al II1P International Beauty Pageanl in Tokyo, performed a scinl il laling dance to the audienre' s delight. She L' a graduate of lJomhay Univeristy and now lives in ( ·o lu m hus, Ohio . Commrntalor for lhe program will IX' A sil [)(', a vocalist from Col ubu s, and nalive of Calcutta, lm Ua. He is working on a PhD at Ohio State Unviersity . Voca list will be M r s. Priyanath, who was born in Bangalore , South Indi a. She sin gs class lal, semi- classica l and folk and (Xlpular music of her native land . A number of area residents, who are native to Indi a, planned the feslval and lent personal Items for the exhibit . Among them are M rs. Bhalravl Chhiti>er, Mrs. Sakina Doctor, Mrs. Shlrin Nuggud, Mrs. Vela Subbiah , Mrs. Pooja Agrawal. Mrs. Sheel Matthews, Mrs. Lakshml Ptiyanath, Mrs. Ruta Valdya , Mrs. Jayanli Kooland Mrs. Jyoti Shah . Also assisting were Dr. Greg Miller, Rio Grande College Fine and Performing Ar ts Center direc · tor; Jan Thaler, curator of the French Art Colony; Dawn Clark , Dorotha Sutter, Sau ndra Koby, and Allee Lukac . executive director of the French Ar1 Colony . Sponsors of the fesivallocally are Dr. Suresh Agrawal. Dr. Bakshy Chhiti>er. Dr. Shabbir Doctor , Dr. Krishna Kool , Joseph Matthews, Dr. Mahendra Shah, Dr. B.S. Subbiah . and Dr. Shrikant Valdya . Sponsors from Colu bus are Maharaja R,estau rant and R .J .' s Supermarket. when the native women are around Wood inlay is featured in this elephant scene. "' e. m c: U'l'" .0 ... 00 s .. ·-v.~~~~~ ... .,... .. . ... ,.. .... . .. .... "' •... . •,... •-. ! & 0 Ill IlioN zo ~ 0 N 1"\ •• "'"' ,..z I 1""1 ..,.~ z '" ~ ~ ~ ,..._ .... . .,zou. w '--. "'ttil ~~ .... •'" ~ w~ o-o~ z I o- STRA\\' AND MEI'AL - 111ese art plrccs, featuring st.-. .w and metal, are in the entr<mce hallway of Hiv crhy . Framing them Is saal-tlssue woven with gold and sliv er threads. The two pictures at the lower left are nwtal etchings, " Indian Be:U1lles." in the re nter Is 11110ther m etal etching, " The H tUI CCI'," '!b e other tw o are ' tm w el<>hings. -o s;: 0 o-o ' of copper, silver and whit~ metal. Dancer .rtatue ' c:') ,., "' oZ"G 1"'1,., :IIDDJ:Iil:l z,.,,.. I'"\ l"''z'" .""" ,.. """"" 1""1~< o,.m z• :E • • ..0 "'"""' ..0 ,.; oft Iii 0 !"' ,.. . w Iii ~"'ttil ::111:11 -.... o-oo-o l>'"""' .... •c ~ "" 0 ... ~-t:l>~ -tZ: Ill c:! hl•-t • ., - ""... Po !"' il t.\ !! ~Zi:! -=ii ,_."'I ~ ::JZ ..0 0 "Kmg's Processional," Pickwai style painting. Sari with gold, silver threads, part silk, belonging to Mrs. Bhairavi Chhibber. �.. ,I May 11, 1986 Page-8-2-The Sunday nmes-Sentinel Senior ,Center in Meigs schedules activities Community calendar I area Limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM SUNDAY . LECfA- Rev. Ernest Baker In seiVIces Sunday, Walnut Rldge Church. I ' ' II ·POMEROY -The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the follow lng activitieS scheduled for the week of May 12-16: Monday- Square Dance 1-3. 'J\Iesday - Chorus Practice 1-2, wn goes to Pomeroy Heallh Care Center 1:00. Wednesday -Watkins Products Party at 10:45, Bingo 1-2. van goes to Pomeroy Health Care Center all p.m. Thursday - Blood Pressure CUnlc 9:30-11:30, Ceramics 10-2, wn goes to Pomeroy Health Care Center at 1 p.m. Friday - Bowling al Pomeroy Lanes 1:30. TilE' Center van will go to the Pomeroy Health Care Center on 'J\Iesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 1 p.m. 1o visit the residents We Reserve The happenings GAU..IPOLIS - Revival oontlnues througb Sunday at Galllpolls First Church of God. BWNeeceand the Sisson Family In services. Services at 7:00p.m. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURAY, MAY 17, 1986 Mr. an4 Mrs. Donald usle Lisle anniversary to be noted MONDAY GAU..IPOLIS - Galla County :Deputy Sherltf's Association meets ;Monday, 7 p.m.. second floor meeting room, Gallla Cwnty :COOrthouse. . CHESHIRE - Cheshire Chapter :oES officers meet for (ractice, :Monday, 7:00 p.m. - GAU..IPOLIS - Southern Hills LB :French Art Colony. For lnforma·tlon, call Barbara Summers, 2$'591!4. - POMEROY - Disabled Amen· :can Veterans Chapter 53 meets, ;Monday, 6:00p.m. • RACINE - Revival at Freedlm 'J,'UI!l!DAY - GAU..lPOUS - Gallia County kornemakers tJur, Thesdlly. Meet '' 15 a.m. at til! GalllpoUs City Parkfront. On the agenda are AthenS Dairy Barn quUt show, the Glass House at Stewart, Ohlo and Middleton )))0 Factory In Coolville. lni:lrrnatlon, call 446-1068 or 446-2712. ror . • GALLIPOLIS - LaLeche league d GalllpoUs will meet Tuesday, 9:00a.m .. homed Linda ;Jomson. Topic ol discussion, Art d. Breastfeedlng and Overoomlng DltllcultleS. For lnl:lrrnatlon, call «6-4195, 4-1>-6315 or 286-4990. Q 9 Steak/Roast •••••L:.. 1 FRESH CHICKEN Drumsticks ........... 69< CHICKEN Leg Quarters ••••'!•• 39< :Arts Councll meets Monday, 7p.m., : BEDFORD TOWNSHIP - Bed·ford Township Trustees meet Mon:cJay, 7 p.m., town hall. $ FRESH PORK BUTT _ GAU..IPOLIS - CitiZens against -pornography meets Monday. 7:00 :p.m. First Church of God, Galllpoils. VIdeotape of VIctims of Porno:graphy wW be shown. :Road SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. • Donald Lisle wlll celebrate tt-elr 45th wedding anniversary on May 18 wil h an open house from 2 lo 4 p.m. al tt-eir home In Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle were married on May 19, 1941 by Ill! Kev . HA Rothrock al the Ml<klleport Metoo· dlst Parsonage. They are the parents of three children, John Lisle. Syracuse; Rose Ann Jenkins, Ground· Beef-••••Lt•• 99< BUCKET $ Cube Steak•••.•••LJ·. 199 U.S.D.A. CHOICE $ Round Steak ••••L:.. 179 SUPERIOR FRANKIE Wieners ....... ~l~i::•• 99< GALLIPOLIS - Physical fitness will be the topic of lhe sixth session of I Can Cope, designed for cancer patients and their families. The sessions are being sponsored jolnlly by the Gallia County Unit of the American Cancer Society and Holzer Medical Center. The session Monday, 7 p.m. in the $ 39 Lunch Meat ••••••L:.. 1 fifth floor classroom at Holzer, will feature Margaret (Cookie) Johnson, RPT, and Is titled Keeping Active ln Mind and Bodv. For lnformation on the session, which Is free and open to tilE' public. call Kay AUbrlghl. 44654:5. PROM DRESSES .. .. inza :f:van!J!Ilsl will be B:T. Weston of : Co!umi:Ais. Ohlo. Singing mlnlstry will also be l!atured. 1 446-5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Weekends & Holidays Monday-Friday 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. SYRACUSE, OHIO PH. 992-6776 =::=~r $7995 Silver Bridge Plaza Galli polis, Ohio AM STEREO! Chrilt Purclwed The Church With Hlo Blood "Take heed therefore unto yourselves. and to all the jloclc. over th< which th e Holy Ghast hath made you ovtrseers. to /ted tht church of God, which ht hath purchased with his own blood " (Acts 20:28). I. "To all the Oocl<": Paul used ':flock " metaphorically in referring to the church and to the "overseers" or elders (I Pet. 5:1). The same figu~ of YELLOW Onions ••••••••••••••••• 79< 3 LB. BAG BROUGHTON'S 2°/o MILK ••.•••••• ~A!.• $149 PARKAY Margarine •••••••••: •. S9< STOKELy . FLAVORITE Catsup ...........m~•• 79< Ice Cream ........~r.'.$119 SNUGGLE FABRIC BANQUET Softener ..........m. $119 Pot Pies•••••••••••• 4I Sl . . MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE p.Mval - CUFI'ON- Clifton Tabernacle, , Cllftoo, W.Va., will II! In revival ! Thursday tlrwgh SUnday Wlth I leJ'VIceS at 7:00 p.m. nightly. i Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt . 35 In Gallipolis List 129.95 WHY THE CHURCH IS IMPORTANT . Meetlal ciiiDil! ; BRADBURY - Bradbury PTO .!laS been canceled Tuesday; 1'1'scheduled May 20. Hubbard's Greenhouse URGENT CARE CENTER Sherwood A Mwag<From Th e Bible... : POMEROY - Planned ParenttDod, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Clinics Thesday and Thursday. Call "2-0012. Office closed Friday for staff rm:etlng. Garclenmllo mee1 ' MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Amateur Gardeners meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, horne or EUzabeth · J.Ohse. Daisy Blakeslee, co-hostess; plant exchan!J!. MIX OR MATCH OPEN DAlY 9-5: SUNDAY 1-5 For Those Times That You Just Don't Feel Well ... DOLBY SYSTEM : MIDDLEPORT - The motherCiaughter banquet sponsored by Women's Asaoclatlond the MiddlePort First Presbyterian Church, l'!esday 6:00p.m. Meat, rolls and !Jeverages lumlshed. . ; RACINE -Ciassrt1966meetlng Tuesday 7:30 p.m., Southern High School to discuss activitieS for ~year reunion. Thesday; cbors open, 6 p.m. party ill 7. NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRHIIG SEASON (omplolo line of Vogotobto & Rowor Plants - Horging Ba*ets, Goraniunb, Rose Bush11, Dogwood, Rho· dodondron & Shrubbtry. SEASON SPECIAL 57 50 PER FLAT URGENT CARE CENTER S3499 TO $6999 : HARRISONVILLE - Senior Citizens blood presure cUnlc, town hall Thesday. • COOLVILLE - Public games ~~an;d:a;ll:a;c:Uv;l:ti;;;a;t~til;e;fa~c:il:lty:. eS :;~ NOW: : POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Merchants meet 8 a.m. Tuesday at Bank CA!e. party at VFW 3478 Hall, Coolville, laundry and housekeeping department will be honored. The Olde Tyme Chorus will entertain. and there will be a Lack of Talent sillw In the evenlng. Friday IsOlde Fashioned Day, honortng department heads. Gldeons wlll be at the facUlty to replace Bibles In the res idents' rooms. Residents will be given a tour of the Farm Museum In Pt. Pleasant. In the evening, there will be a bean dinner at 6 p.m., followed by a square dance from 7 to 9 p.m. The p.~bllc is invited toattendany the Originally: S69 99 toS13999 William B. Kughn luncheOn. GALLJPOUS - Scenic Hllls Nursing Center will note National Nursing Home Week, May 11-16. Beginning Suooay, Mother's DaY., there will be a reception for rmthers from2to4p.m.,andoldest and youngest mother wUI be illoored. All motllE'rs wUI receive carnations and tilE' Shrine Clowns wUI be making a vtslt . Monday will be Clown Day, and ti-e illrslng staff will be illnored. A balloon launch wlll be ronducted al 10 a.m .. and a tbne capsule will be placed In the facWty , to be opened In five years durtng Nursing Home Week. That will also be Famlly Dinner Night. · Gospel Day will be noted on 'J\Iesday, and Nurslng Assistants will liE' honored . There will be stnglng durtng tilE' afternoon by tile ladles d. Vinton Baptist Church, followed by an Ice cream social. Blue Jean Day wW be Wednesday, and the dietary department will II! hooored. There will be a cookout and resident exchange !l"(lgram at Hickory Creek of Athens. Thursday will be Sloppy Day, and with speakers and music. Reserva- to Columoos - cost $10, plus meal; dons !or a dinner at tile Center ilr Blennerhassett Island Trip, Frtday, tilE' day !]lUSt be made by Wednes- June 13, - rost $7.!ll, plus meal; 'J\Iesd ay and Wednesday, June day, May 14. A program on Medicare Supple· 24-~ . to Louisville, diMer at the men tal Insurance wUI be held on Derby Dinner Playhouse, tour of Thursday, May 22, with a represen· ChurchUI Downs, the KentuckY tatlve from the state Insurance Derby Museum, and the American Office and the Social Securtty Printing House for tilE' blind -cost Administration present to answer $119; Thursday through Sunday, July questions. 10-13 to Nashville, tour the dty and The Center Is sponsortng a qutlt various music star museums, go to show tilE' weekend of June 7 and 8. Twitty City , Opryland and the Anyone In the county may exhibit Grand Ole Opry - cost $229; quilts or have quilts for sale on Saturday, July 19, to Riverfront . display; please call the Center at Stadium for game between Clncln-· 992-2161 If you have quilts to be nati and Philadelphiacost $J5. placed In the show. The Center The overnight IIips are scheduled Ill pes ID have at least 100 quilts for and planned by AAA. viewers to see. IJ anyone Is Interested In any of The Center has scheduled several tilE' scheduled trtps please call the · trips for June and July. lf anyone Is interested In rmre details, stop by · Center and make a reservatlon, so plans can be !lnallzed, especially or call the Center. tor the trips where a charter bus The trtps are Governor's Confermust be obtained. ence on Aging, Wednesday, June 18, 50°/o OFF! l.Jnder. I Forest Run, and Keith Lisle, Warrtor, Ala .. who are hosting the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle have SI'Veti grandchidren. Todd, Scott, Travis, Jason and Nicholas Usle, and Kimberly and Rochelle Jenkins. · Relatives and friends of the rouple are oordlally In vited to attend. The rouple requests that gifts be omitted. Fitness topic of session SUPERIOR : GALLIPOUS - Ga!Upolls Rotary meets Thesday, 6 p.m .. Down - POMEROY -Area Chamber d Cornme.-ce meeting noon TUesday, F'Omeroy Trinity Church. Steve Skipp, general manager, Royal bale Rescrt Club speaking; and participate In activities there for National Nursing Home Week. The Senior Nutrition Program menu for tilE' week Is: Monday - Baked IImas and sausage, Harvard beets, cabbage, 'h apple. Tuesday - Meatloaf, creamed potatoes, cauliflower, aprtcots. Wednesday - Creamed baked chicken, sweet potatoes, green beans, cookie. Thursday - Beef and noodles, carrots, peas. gingerbread . Friday- Johnny Marzettl, spin· ach, plums, brownie. Choice of milk , coffee, tea, or juice available with meals. The following week on TUesday, Is tilE' statewide Senior Citizens Day; activities at the Meigs County Center Wlll begin at 10 a.m. and rontlnue following the noon meal Nursing home week set MIDDLEPORT - Concords, featured • Sunday, Middleport Church ct tilE' Nazarene. Service at 10:00 a.m. Gospel Mission Church through .Saturday at 7:00 nightly. Located ·on CR 31, Bald Knob StlversvWe back d Portland and Racine. :Rev. Clyde Ferrell, evangellst; :special singers. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . May 11, 1986 12 oz. $599 Umlt 1 Por Customer Good Onllr AI Powell's Sofermarlcot OHor b~lros Sat. Apr. 17, 1916 STS ... •' ...... •••••• ••·····~~·······•• . . .. •• SUNSHINE ' DOG FOOD 20 LJ. $249 limit I Per Customer Good Onlr AI Pewtl's Supormarlcot Offor !Jpirll Sat, Apr. 17, 1986 m . ••••• ........" •• CRISCO • • ' •• • SHORTENING • • 3lB.CAN •• Umit 2 Per Customer • Good Only At Powoll's Supermorlut • • : . Olfor bplros Sat, Apr. 17, 1986 STS • '• (j()(J~ I $219 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SUGAR 5 lB. $139 limt 1 Per Customor Good Only AI Powoll'o S141ermorket Olfor !Jplros Sat., Apr. 17, 1986 SIS the oneness oft he fold, the church. is to deny the oneness of the Shepherd. Such a denial or the "om· church .. leads to the rejection of the "on< sh•pherd. " Jesus Christ! J. upurcluued with hll own blood": "Purchased'' means to gain or ac· quire anything, making it one's own possession. ''Own '' denotes that which belonged to Jesus, and "blood" signifies life. "f or the blood is the life " (Deut . I UJI: therefore , it was by Jesus' own personal life, to the exclusion of all others. that He gave "his Iif• for thesheep " Uno. 10:II). Jesus, in His bailie a~ain st Satan. died in the struggle, shedding His "precious blood... as of a lamb without blemish and withoutspot " (I Pet. I :18) in His death on the cross. He off~re~ the aton_i,ng sacrifice (Rm. 5:11); declared "righteousness for the remrssron of smJ (Rm. 3:25): and obtamed.or ac· quircd the church as His own "peculiar nation " (I Pet. 2:9), that is, His "own p11rchased possesJio"· " to the exclusion of all others, cleaning and savi ng itfromsin(IJno. l :7). · . . . . .. The church is tmportant because: (l) Chnst ·~ti s shepherd: (2) IllS HIS .valuable possesSion m that t! was bought by HIS blood; (J) He acqutred only one: (4) it belongs to Him exclusively: and (5) He offers salvai!On to • • • '•• •• • $14995 SAVE 112 $189 95 •I ' El;ech GX80 l"d" 150 Watt 3 War Speaker Pair. SND GX60 OVER Sl 00,000 SALE AND CLOSEOUT ON CAR STEREOS . Moled loam edge. 6"xg·· bndged 3-wa-t. 22 oz. magnet CIICUits. P<Met rated. 4 wans mlnltr.Jm 150 watts maximum Frequency response 40 to 23,CXXlHz. Com The ones who lay claim to there being many other ways outside the SAVE 20°/o, 40°/o & EVEN 50°/o ON "onefold" are described as "thi<ves and robbers " (Jno. 10:8). As thieves, they arc subtil . As robbers. they are destructive. They will not hear the word s of Jes us concerning the importance of the church and Its oneness. As they deny the truth and declare their own words, they steal, scatter, and destroy ma ny sheep. "climbing up some other way " (Jno. 10:2) that is not prescribed by the Lord. Such is an hireling, denying the efficacy of Christ's Chapel Hill Church of Christ t. .. . .. .,~ . ,. .... epec••••• t • CC> g,l~ CRAIG - MAXIMA .- U.S. AUDIO- CONCEPTAIWA- ELTECH- CROWN $1595 AsClOODX FM Signal Booster 0 lmprows FM SignaJ 0 Brings in Distant Stations 0 On/Off Sv.itch 0 12 Volts ASP ASC1000X Sugg. Retail 30.95 Rulavlll• Road • P.O. 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Paul ident ilics the ':flock " as being "the church " that belongs to 'God" over which the "bishops " (Phil. I : I: I Tim. J: I: Tit. 1:7) serve as "oventtrJ." The elders are "pastors .. (Eph. 4: II ). serving as spiritual shepherds under Christ. leading and protecting the nock as well as feeding them. They will give an account of their shepherding the church "when the chief Shephord shall appear " (I Pet. 5: 4). Since there is "onefold " and the fold is "the SAVE BOB'S ELECTRONICS "EVERYTH/fi/G IN TWO· WAy·RADIOS, SATELLITES & VIDEOS " ' UPPER AT. 7 • P.O. BOX 342 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO -15831 . Phone 446·4517· • �·' Tmes-Sentinel Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Hospital Week set at Pleasant Valley PT. PLEASANT W.Va. - Na· ttcnal Hospital Week 1986 marks the ffith oa;e!Vance d. this celebra· tlon. National Hospital Day was established In 1921 by MattiEw A. Foley "so that the community may know it s hospital." Foley selected May 12, the blrth or FlorenCP Nightingale. as the special 'ilay lor IJJspltals. In 1924, the American Hospital Association assuml'd sponsorship of National Hosp ital Day and expan~d the CP!ebration to National Hospital Friday evening, the hospital will sponsor a SOftball game/hot oog ~t for Pleasant Valley Hospital empklyees and tlelr larnllles. Saturday, May 17, 8 p.m the Auxlllary and Volunteers will hold the annual Otarlty Ball. It will be held at the Moose Lo<We In Pl>lnt ~ In the service__________;___________ recruit training at Recruit Training and received special training In Cortunand Great Lakes, m. human relations. During Rancblph's eight week In addition, airmen who oomplete training cycle, he studied general basic training earn credits toward mllltary subjects designed to pre. an associate degree tllrough the pare him fllr further academic and Community College d. the Air on·the-Job training In one of the Force. Navy's 85 baste fields. He Is a 1984 graduate of Southern Randolph's studles mcluded seaHigh School, Racine. manship, close order drDI, Naval history and first ald. PersoMel wlD complete this course of Instruction Navy Seaman Recruit James A. are ellglble for tllree hours of Randolph, son r1 Alfred E. and collegl> credit In Physical EducaBrenda J . Rancblph of 53287 Route tlcn and HYI!Iene. 4i81, Reedsville, has completal A 1984 of Eastern Randolph S1500 Prom Night 1986 BUY BY THE BASKET AND SAVE f" MrNr BUND •1" sleek-Vinyl slats •Vinyl hud and bottom rail .Crash proof Cord lock •Euy to shorten elepnce at I« levolor to euctina Qu.tility standards. I" tit in silts altnost disaJIIIear when opened yet provide privacy when close. Euily ins1alled. Allbas1tr color. economy prices Kimes BEDDING PLANTS OF ALL KINDS modes1 cost. BurrNt Vinyl Blinds are made especially .Custom futures at JR. FLATS ONLY Airman Mark A. Kimes, son or 'WOllam T. and Nancy R. Kimes of ·Racine, has graduated from Air .Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. During the six weeks or training 'the airman studied the Air Force ·mJsslon, organlza lion and customs $6 98 IT'S MOTHER'S DAY Jh/>4 .................................12 ... JOxU .............................. I3.tt 31164 .••"...................,..._ .. 13." J2x64 ................................ 13.tt Jh64 .............................. 13.tt 34x64 ................................. 13... 31•72 ................................. 14.H 3St64 ................................. 1S." 36•64 .............................. 15 ... 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Herdman's studies Included seamanship, close order drtll, Naval history and first ald. PersoMel who complete this course ot Instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit In Physical Educatlon and Hygiene. He joined the Navy In February 1986. Vts, we han same bananas ... shimmering banana blonde colors for yow hair from Chum. Perfect for topping off the latest island IDok. VISit PatAa Kay and clscovtr al the dnigntr !hades of haircolors. Including the blondes that mn make you the top banana m anybody' s tree. YnLOW OR WHITE GOLD Tawney Jewelers Call Charm at 446-3703 today! . · ""-.. '· • • Brenda's Budget Wave held over till June 1. 424 SECOND AVENUE GAUIPOLIS Gladys McClelland, Mgr. ~ fkII."""' *• Cltlc I NAM 1 'ADDRESS I 1 : CIIY : I PHONE NUMIER I D•awing to bo Held May 31 I I I I Shop Jo·Ann Fabrics for fashion, quality and savings tool lot,hl. W... man Eunlca Slor Routt ~'":'_is. ~~· ~~'II kt:, M ,---.!'.11. ! _.!.~.!l!l!l! !Ill- _If}- - • ~ ... GIAIII CD111Al AVE. AND DOWNTOWN NUNTIIGTON VIENNA, W. VA. Across lnm the Ciwic Center School, ReedsvDie, he Joined tre Navy In February 1986. 332 Second, Gallipolis SMORGASBORD WALLPAPER SUPERMARKET AND BLIND 7USHOP !ID AVI. 295-4532 !lOUIS: M-J 9-9; Sat. 9-5 $2895 HASKINS· TANNER Be Sure You Enter Our WE STILL HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF. FLOWERS - POTTED, HANGING AND ARRANGED. 453 JACKSON PIKE 70~ let us help you look your best on Ihoi special enning. We of. fer complete tuxedo rentalser· vice with prices beginning at Mark A. Kimes Functional JSx42 ............................... S10.tt J6x42 ................................. I O.tt 3Sx50 ................................. 11." 36150 ................................. 11 ... 2Jx64 ................................. 12.tt 2h72 ................................. 12 ... 27x64 .......... _ ....................12.tt 2b64 .................................12.tt Pomeroy Area Chamber of Com· merce wut be holding Its monthly meeting Tuesday at noon at the Pomeroy Trinity Church. Guest speaker wW be Steve Skipp, genffal manager of the Royal Oak Resort Club. All members are urged to attend. A luncheon wut be served. The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page B-6 "" · YOU'VE N~ER SEEN THE LIKES OF 'EM. ALL Friday, May 16, from 2-4 p.m., the hospital will sponsor a Mini Health Fair in the main lobby. Local and natiOnal health related groups will IP represented to provide lmpor· tant inlormatlon oo topics !rom breast leedlng to lung cancer. TuescU!y luncheon set 11, 1986 IN YEN BEAUtiFUL NEW COLORS . place. I M~y GERANIUMS•••• Pleasant with music by the Jay F1lppln Orchestra. ·Tickets are avallable at the Pleasant Valley Hospital Gift Shop, Qtlzens Natlonal Bank <main bank ClllyJ. Peoples Bank (all tllree locatlonsl and Fruth Pharmacy (Point Pleasant klcatlon only). Wl'l'k In 1953. Pleasan t VaUey Hospital will he ce lebra tin g Nat io nal Hospital Wl'l'k . May 1J.l7, with many activities. Monday, May 12 from H p.m. will begin the week with a lree Blood Pressure Qlnlc, Blood Sugar Exa mi nations and Nutritional Counseling. lltls clinic Is sponsored by Pleasant Valley Home Health Se"·tres and Pleasant Valley Home Ml'd ica I Equipment. Nutritional Counseling will also IP )FOVIded bY Pleasant Valley Hospital's Dietl· tlan. Annette L. AmErson, R.D. These even ts will !;le held at 1011 Viand Street. Point Pleasant. Refres lunents wlll be servl'd and door prizes awarded . Tuesday, May 13, at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Dr. D\lnlel Trent will b!' a guest on "The 0\atter Box" wit h Dene Wagner on WJEH'WYPC Radio. Wednesday. May H. the Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxlllary and Voluntl'!'rs wUI sponsor a tea reception for all Pleasant Valley Hospital employees. On Thursday, May 15, the Trl-county disaster drUI will take May 11.1986 OUI PitaS liE IIGIII' Lunch · Dinner $335 $440 "us lox PI• Tox ~--------~-------------· You May Also logiste• In Our 5IO<e Dairy Freshness SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Gas-Mafic' Shocks frOm EACH when you buy one oho do Seal test . • • • • • • • • • • • • \ .........- -=-attest ~ r LOW con IIIST&II.A11011 , . " *"';'~ ' Live~ ' ..... . .•.. ~.,.. ... ~ ' . .. ~~- $.2· LAST WEE Cherrv Super Sale UCI uu OF OUR --· Strut or C1rtr1d91 . AllOW II SAVE ON EVERY CHERRY BEDROOM, EVERY DINING ROOM AND EVERY CHERRY END AND COFFEE TABLE. HANDLES YOUR LOAD ~~ ~ II ~ ~ .I BIG BEEF FOil VANS. 4X4's. UGHT TRUCKS =~-uu· 1g ABSORBER ... , . . 6·P•k ( -. 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GALURIES • we will honor an . tttors' coupons compe ·t s' on the same' em . NEEDS Tllt-~yohoct ~•1, bllghl lNCkl, VIM, 4•4' <, • w { HANDLING Cal for an AppeintMtnt Monro Ma;num'60 . .. 'Atttr •&.00 m•l·ln Cath bonua when you buy one Ou·Matic SHOCKS & STRUTS &YIILAIII FOI AU. SHOCKS I STIUTS Cotta_p ·Cfteese ~~ . u-oz. 99. Sealtes~ IACH - 1 $99 5 ~~i~T NowOnly S2Q95* $2295* \OfJIA' FURNITURE GALLERIES MONROE' ·p oJ-.j!c,rs ............ ·6·P•c:k ? ~~· IJ.SLCMI~ Shocks earfeS! ,c e··C ream G••·M1tic GAS-MI>JlC, Monro-Mmlc ' t --r:::; , BEST .SELLING CHERRY FURNITURE S139s· 'Afttf •3 00 m1iH n cuh back 1? '1''~ SMORGASBORD .NO PUICHASI NlaSSAIY SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER STATE ROUTE 7 -GALLIPOLIS 1 • " �. Page-B-6-The Sunday Tmes-Sentinel May 11, 1986 PomeroY- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-POint Pleasant. W. Va. Wolfe Evans RACINE - Larry and Dolores Wolfed Racine are announcing the engagement and approaching marrtage of their son, Kent Duane, to Jodi Lynn Evans, daughter of Stan and Lois Evans, Dunkirk. The brtde-elect Is a graduate of Hardin Northern High School and will graduate trom Rio Grande College In June. Wolfe graduated !rom Southern High school .In and wUI also graduate In June from Rio Grande Colege. They wUt be married on Aug. 2at Dunkirk. MY FAVORITE'" V-BACK'" BRA . ' May 11, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio - P~>int The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-8-7 Pleasant, W. Va. -Engagements-Scouten - Price GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scouten, Ga llipoli s, an nounce the engagement and forth coming marriage ofthelrdaughter. Sharon Rose Scouten. to Randell Price, son of Mrs. Fay Price of Patriot and the late Pat' Price. The open-rhurch wedding will take place June 28, at 6:30p.m., at First Baptist Chureh of Ga llipolis. Miss Scouten Is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Ceda rville College. She Is a substitute with the Gallipolis City and Gallia County Local School districts. She is also emp loyed at Bob Evans Sausage Shop. Pr ice is a graduate of Southwest· ern High School and wUI graduate Rio Grande College this term. He Is employed at Bob Evans Sausage Shop. Clonch - Clagg • !: Elwood and Eileen Bowers . ,II • POMEROY - Elwood and El· leen Bowers of Route 3, Pomeroy, 'Will observe their golden wedding anniversary wlth an open reception lO be held on Sunday, May 18, 2 to 4 p.m., at the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Both are tuelong residents of Meigs County: Bowers, reared by the late Jake and Edith Ament, Is the son of Carrie Lawll!lre, Oakland, Calif., and the late Ernest Bowers. Mrs. Bowers Is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Miller, Middleport, and the late Herbert Miller. Mr: and Mrs. Bowers were marrted on May 14, 1936 in Point Pleasant, W.Va. For many years they operatE!!! Bowers Drive-In Restaurant In Pomeroy. Both are active members of the Pomeroy Church of Christ. They are the parents ~ five children. a son, Danny, deceased, and four daughters, Sue Annette, deceased, and Janet Venoy, Shirley Bumgardner and Peggy Brlckles, and have 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchUdren. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers' children and grandchildren are hosting the observance and Invite friends and relatives to join them in the celebration. The couple requests that gifts be omitted. Jody t.Ymt EVIIIIS Kenl Duane Wolle Slleryt t.vm Bush Bm Roush :Bowers anniversary planned GALLIPOLIS - Katie Clonch. Jackson Pike, and Wendell Clonch Gallipolis, announce the engage: ment and approaching marriage of their daughter. Tabatha Clonch, to Ray Clagg, son ol Mr. and Mrs . Turley Clagg. Mitchell Road, Gal lipolis. The wedding will take placp May 25, at 2 p.m. at the Gallipolis Church of ChrL't in Christ ian Union. Bush Roush RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Louis · Minersville. H. Bush, Racine, announce the Miss Bush Is a graduate of engagement and approaching mar- Eastern High School, atten<is Rio riage rJ. their daughter, Sheryl Grande CollegP, and is employed as Lym Bush, to BUI Roush, son of Mr. an assistant manager tor Wendy's and Mrs. Nathan Roush, Syt;~cuse. Inc. The open church wedding wUI Roush Is a graduate of Southern take place on June 6 at 7:30p.m. at High School and Is employed at tbe MinersvU!e Methodist Church, Kyger Creek Power Plant. ~r BIDWELL - Mr. and Mrs. J erry Brammer, Bidwell , announce the engagement and appmaching mar riage of their daughter, J ackie Lynn Brammer, to James Edward I Randy! Kessinger, son of Mr. and Mrs . .James Kessinger. Oak Hill. j/~Jfltr JOHN CREDICO, M.D. OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY AND INFERTIUTY Available at: •Epidural Deliveries · •Tubal Repairs OHice Hours 10:00 Ul..-5:00 P.M. Man., Wtd., Fri. 2:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. Tuesday and Thursday EYenings 675-6700 . ' : , -;· • TUPPERS PLAINS - Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Headley of Tuppers Plains wUJ observe their 50th wedding anniversary wlth an open house on Sunday, May 18, from 2 to 5p.m. at their home, 502<10Headley • Road. .• Headley Is the son of the late Jess : and Della Headley, VIenna, W. Va. : and his wUe, Mamie, Is the daughter of the late Porter a,nd Roselee Oook. Vienna. Mr. and Mrs. Headley were married by the late Ofa Bennett of Vienna. They have one son, Donalrl Headley, three grandchildren, and twogreatgrandchlldren. Friends and rela tlves are cordially Invited to call during the~ house hours . GALLIPOLIS - "Hospitals gency Medicine series, !X'e5mta- Make Healthy Nelghhors" Is tbe tions on health subjects In the : tbeme tor the 1986 National Hosplschools and· tbe participation t1 •• tal Week observanre, May 11-17. HMC at tre River Recreation : Holzer Medical Center wUl IE Festival and the tour county lairs • Jnvolved oo both a local and state each summer. : level in noting thls oa:aslln, To conclude a tun week ot : according to Otarles 1. Adkins Jr.. activities, tt.e Annual Service ~ chief executive ctflcer of the Awar<is Ceremony wUI be held on . hospital. Frtday, May 16 In tbe hospital · "Our staff of over 700 each make dining room, wlth 107 employees to • a contrlrution to tt-le hlgh-quallty IE honored, receiving awar<is for ; professional care avaUable to tbe ftve,IO,l5, al, 25, :D, and li years of ; residents of our area so they may service. - lead a ooalthy IUestyle. With oor At lbe same time, In the Frelch · ~ medical staff, we provide a total Five Hundred Room atthe hospital, • health care resource to the multi· the Annual Volunteen Awards ; county area ID serve In Ohio and Ceremony will take ):iace. : Wesi Virginia," Adkins said. The Holzer Medical Center main· - In keeping wlth tbe theme the talns a strong, nelghborty relation::: hospital has been Invited to have an ship wlth tbe people living In the -: exhlblt at tbe Ohio Hospital Associ a- area It ·serves In Ohio and· West ::: tlon Annual Convention In Colum- VIrginia. Adkins said, "We are : bus, May 12-14, to demonstrate proud of the services we provide • their Involvement In oommunlty and we appreciate tbe support of : outreach programs, such as the the area resldenls and community ; Health Malntenanre series, Emer- ocganlzations." Arl4 13 Our ·oPEN SUNDAY 12-6; DAILY 10·9 10" Hanging Basket Beautiful basbl to decorate your home or patio. in Zoology. ShP is a ve!Prinary medicine student al Ohio State University. LeCompte grad uated fro m Mount Assumption Institute and the University of New Hampshire. He is a veterinary medicine student at Ohio State University. ,I MC''"AW U'f u- - Crew BIDW F:LL - JoA nn McGraw, Bidwell, and !..art)' McGraw , Gallipolis, annou ncr· I he engagement of their daughter, Misty McGraw, to Randy Crews. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crews. Gallipolis. Miss McGraw is a gradua te of North (;a ula High School and Buckeye Hills CarL'<'r 0:-nter. Crews Is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center. He attends Nashv ille Auto Diesel Colle!(e. Wooding plans are inmmplete. • Tap into a steady cash flow for emergencies. If you find yourself short of funds just when you need them most, see us. • Our low cost loans allow you the financial freedom to meet those important expenses, and keep your budget in tact besides. • On approval, you'll have the money you need, plus repayment plan tailored for you. Just stop in and speak to one of our loan officefs. 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Packlp of two 6 blant tapes, ttcords up to 6 hll. Plastic storap c:.se. ~.~7 Randy Crews -MEXICAN We have n huge selection 88C 1\listy McGraw has Something For Everyone ones is a tradition of our <·wilization. YHS Ca•tHt Tapes · •I Gallia Academy High School and Miami iOhiol Universit y with a BA Erecting a permanent monument in memory of loved ~ performing the ceremony . A recepton wil be held immediately following the wedding at the Senior C'ttlzens Center oo Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy. aftPrnoon at thf' Rutland Naza r ene PIZZAouR OWN RECIPES WHICH M Hefty Cinch Sak Trash Bags Plastic, 30 gal. 8. 99 and Dianne Reynolds, Middleport. The bride-elect attends Gallia Christian School, Cheshire and will graduate this te!Til. George Is a graduate of Meigs High School, Pomemy. A June wedding Is being planned. PREPAREO FRESH TO YOUR OROER 2.17 ~-~8 Paper Towels POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Gilliam of Pomeroy an nouncP the engagement and approac hing marriage of their daughter, Terrace A. Gilliam, to Brent E. George, of Langley Air Force Base in VIrginia. He is the son of Harold 0 . George of Bidwell TACO, BURRITOS, ENCHILADAS, NACHOS, TACO SALAD SUPREME, NACHOS WITH BEEF SUPREME, POTATO GRANDE, REFRIED BEANS \( f Assorted, quality paper lowels. Gilliam - George Church. ll' it h.., .the - 11l'v. IJ>well Ford 5.97 ~ .. 1.27 ...... - C..dy llals Willi chocolatt-fllvor c01tina. 13 oz. net wt. Ray Clagg Fetty- Parsons Burdette - Nease High blood prPssutP. a major contribUlnr ro heat1 attack and stroke, has no usual symptoms. You can have it and not know it. Have your blood pressur!' chrrk regularly and follow docotor' s orders. ' ~: Hospital week celebration ~slated at Holzer Medical • Tabalba Clonch POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. lor of Science from Ohio University. Edward Newman Burdette. La · and masler's degTee from BowUng Verne. Ca lif. anno unee thP np Green University. He is employed pma<·hlng marriage of tlrir daugh - In lhe Meigs Cou nty Tax Map ter, Kellee Jo Burdette, to Danie l Office. Pomemy. AIan Nease, son of Mr. and Mrs. rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Frederick S. Nease. Racine . 1, The wedding wll take place on Sat_urday, May 17, at 2:30p.m. at the Forest Run United Methodist Church. A l'el'eption will follow in the social room of the church . The brlde-E'lecl graduated from Meigs High School in and atlended Ohio State University. Nease Is a graduate of Southern SPRING VALLEY PLAIA High School. He received a Bache- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Headley MJcheUe Lynn Vallee Paul Pierre LeCompte ·~ " GALLIPOI.IS - Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Vallee. Burkhart Lane. Ga llipolis. announce the engag<-· ml'nl and apptuaching marriage of their daughter, Michelle Lynn Vallec. to Paul Pierre l..cCompw. Dover. N. H. He is the son of Norlx·rl LeCompte. Dover, N.H. The wedding will take plaee Sept. 1.1. Miss Va llec l!radu atrd from 300 Second Ave., Lafayette Mall, Gallipolis ; Headley anniversay to be noted ~ Sharon Rose Scouten Randell Price An August wedding Is IJPing planned. Miss Brammer is a gradua te of . POMEROY . Plans have been North Ga llia High School and completr'll for the o]X'n church atten<is Rio Grande College. K<'Sslnger is a graduate of Rio wedding of Cynthia Dawn Fetty Grande College and is a student at and Pvt. Larry Wayne Parsons. 1lle wooding will take place on Ohio Not1hern Law School. Saturda~· . Ma y 17 at 2:30 In the Va/lee - LeCompte from(;)/. .cz-;~ lOCATED: Suitt 114 Medical Offkt .,llding, at Plta10nt Valloy Hospital Paint Plta•nt W. Va. 25550 Eastern Avenue. A reception will follow at Woodland Centers. Miss Clonch attends Buckeye Hills Career Center In cosmetology. and Is a student at Kyger Creek High School. She Is employed at Ponderosa in Ga llipolis. Clagg attended Buckeye Hills Carect· Center In aut o body. He is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and is employed by Elliott's Appllant-e in Gallipolis. Brammer- Kessinger A Racer-back Design ~ Jackie Lynn Brammer Jl!llles Edward Kessinger EQUAL IUING ·- LENDER •• 3407 J UN'85 ,• 60 MONTHS • ·9 7o/o 9 90°/o 1049°/o.: 1 e e APR e APR : APR IFo J Farmers Bank • uw • • • 1 _ -.- • Eslablished in 1904 - ·' Good For Any Item On Our Menu EMpires Not Voild Whh 6 / 30 / 86 Any Other Coupon ---------------1-------------• 222 W. Second St. • Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2136 "Your Community Owned Bank" i!JtWj Dam~ •, ') �,. ...... Page B-B-The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 11, 1986 Beat of the bend • 'l I Gallia center announces acttvtttes Another new business? 8J BOB ROEFUCH 'l'lma'1eallnel Stall Middleport will have another new ·. business · the next week so It plans Randy Osborne GALLIPOUS - Activities and menus ft:Jr the week c1. May 12 through May 16 at the Senior Citizens Center, 2at Jackson Pike, are as llllows: · Monday - Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Thesday - S.T.O.P.!Pityslcal Fitness. 10:30 a.m.: Birthday Party, noon. Wedni'Sday - Glaucoma ScreenIng, bY appointment; &lclal SecurIty & Insuranee Seminar "Yru and Your Medical Bills", I p.m.; Vinton Bible Study, 1 p.m. Thursday - Bible Study, Jl. noon; County Council Board of Trustees, 1: ~p. m. And tJy Tnf' way, aren't thoSf'tl:ees In the Middleport buslnrss district doing well - a nicr' addit ion and I like plans of the merchant s to decorat P them ll'it h while light s dlui ng HlP l11ri !"fma s holid.:1y SPa son. Sounds likP <l winnPJ . work,out. Randy plans to . open The Plant Parlor at 93 Mill St., on the "T". The business will feature tropical Indoor plants, · · houseplants, wicker baskets as wrll as antlqui'S and taxkiPrmy S<'rvtrr. In the birtlday cu rrK'r is Mary hr Wiltux, who was lv m red with a blrtlllay dinner by m-workers at Ba nk One Friday. No- I didn 't ask how mar1~· ~·rars. 111r fx'q loicl pl an ~; Sports • • of mif't' a nd Friday - Art Class, 1·3 p.m. ; Craft Mini-Course, 1·3 p.m.; Open Activities, 7-10 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Macaroni & cheese, salad, sliced can\:Jts, wheat breed, plums. . Thi'Sday - Beef roast, mashed potatoes, green beans, wheat bread, cake and Ice cream (Birth· day Party) . Wedni'Sday - Beef stew with potatoes and carrots, kale, cottage cheeSf', com bread, peaches. Thursday - Beef Uver with onions, balled butteral potatoes, peas, wheat bread, pineapple slices with cookie. Frtday - Fish fillel, buttered noodles,· cole slaw, whea t bread. chocolate cake with Ic ing. Choice of heverage Sf'rVed wll h each meal. l llr Meigs County Fa ir Board was gin•n a log cabin which is near the S~ rin gs Hock Plans w('re r£'a lly Fa irgrounds. rolling for nl<!,·ing the cahin ont o the grounds and using it n! count.\· fnir timP as an appropr iaf(' Sf'tli ng for di.; ; pJa.\ s of antiques. WUd ducks who living along the _ rtver bank near Pomeroy Villag<' - Hall areasourceoffasclnationlor a : · number of people thi'Se days. • Mayor Rlchard Seyler provided - the !lrst round or f{'t'() for the ducks : who show up in the area across : from vUiage hall daily a t feedi ng • time and since then other resident s : ' have pitched in to provide feed. I'm tokl that the flock is gro"ing ; ·and has even been joinrd by a pair ; of Canadian geese. The board planned to clrH'Iop a premium list to providr aw;tHI" for t he brst antiqurs slDum . I-IOWl'\·rr . fur1 ll'>r imTstig,tlion disclosPd that the ca bin i< ju st too uld to bf' lllO\' ttl and'' ou ld IJroba bJ, · disin teg rate. · The board still li kes the log cabin idea a nd if an~· onr has OOf' inlx-tlrt cuntl ih .m fhcll t11 uld stand 1u lx' movrd, thr bo;n rl wuu ld I ik r. tn hf'a r f i'HI'll .\ 'OU . B.r lhf' way, 1tP«' boa rd h;1.s r\.Ct lll('(l Eddit• llolt r r to sn \'l' on fllf' l.x.arcl fi lling IlK' w1ex pirro trrm of ~·ou~ Geraniums should be "bu, ting" : out all over Pomeroy roon. To give - the Portland School a h~lpin~ hand. ; Joan Wolfe contacted a num i.Jcr of • Pomeroy merchants to sec if they : were Interested in buying some of ; the plants through the school. They were and Joan oold almost : 90 plants whlch yru 'll he seeing : around the business section of the - community this summer. the late Hob Lee. Mu riel Brad ford. fair bo;:u d S('('r rtar~' . hit tl1r nai l on fll(' hr nd w hr n sllf' s.1id , " wr all miss,UoiJ". Thaf' sumk.' rslan dtlhlf' - ~ e ll ;1 nice ~uung n 1an ;:md ~ u c h an n~sr-t 10 1~ fair OOi'l rd . You load J6 tons and what do they say: Thf'y· rr gonn;Jf<~ke away vour 11 ~\ . l<N>p <roiling. · · ~ Auto swap meet planned dn north West Virginia UN•. Carl Q. For an easy way to glve up excr'ss fa t In your diet and follow a healthier mea l plan, tlte American Heart Association Cookbook offers more than 000 deilcious low-fat, low choii'Sterol rre lpes. For more Information, contact 1ho• AHA in Ga Uipolls at 446-3499. J Reception set for area pastor Look Your Best in Wrangler Jeans iiDO ISUt\ - A .:ven reception for Rev. Car l Q. Lit chfield will be held at Ad dison Townhouse Ma1 18. to notr his romplr tion ~f Ute Mct110dlst Theolo ~ca l School and !Sf'S ol support frnm auto clubs in many sl ates and it appea rs that the smul d te quite successfu l," Nevcra e'plalned, however, some sellers spaces are still avail able at $10 for all three days." Hazell on. W.Va .. L• loca ted off I 48 exit ?l, 25 miles east of !\1orga ntown, W.Va., and 40 miles West of Cumberland, Md . For rmre infor· mation: Joseph Nevera. Rt. ~- Box 86B, Nevera's Fatm, Bntceton Mllls. W.Va.. 21>525. Phone 13041 ev~nl !m-2220. Collins personal record Is now 8·1. Wolfe remarked, ''This was a tremendous team victory lor us. We are playing excellent team ball right oow. We've bem worldng really hard and praying a lot too, and things certainly have paid off. The_Sf' t ran ~ ff' r 10 thr' \V('st Michig;m ( 'unft'Jf'll l'f'. Litcllfir ld. who ""' twrn pastor at '' ansfl'r. Lit ch'ir ld an d hi< wifr . Corr Tv. lra1·e Ihr('(' dl lldrcn. rr-sli e Ann, 14: l<a 1f'll .IPannint', 7; aml CHrl Sco11. 4. fob Bank has work for senion •• SALE PRICE GAL L!P lli.IS - 'ntr Senior Citizens .lob Ba nk . 220 Jackson Pike. is in need of applica nts. 50 '. yPars of age or older swkin g fu !I or part·ti me cmployrnflnl. Fin ding enriching and meaning Be sure to see our big selection of men's ond boys' Wrangler knit shirts, sport shirts and westerns. $1788 \ Sturdy heavy weight denim jeans - pre-washed No Fault blue denim thot won't shrink, stret<h or pucker. Waist sizes 29 to 42. Striaght leg ond boot flare styles. OUR REGULAR PRICE 122.95 ful_ ac tivity, as \\"ell as sr<'uling co nfro nting olde r d lizrns. rs prcla Uy du1ing prf'stn t tlav C' l'OilOtrllt condlt io ns. · Call 44G-7010 and l ti Sl'U SS \'OO r ELBERFELDS emp loyment pro bterns wi th oui· job l'fiU ll5 (']nrs . Heo rl attack 'l rikPS any lirne and place. Victims often wait hou rs before S«'kit.g hel p. Half of all __ ~\t\ ~\t\O~t 1986 CLASS A SECfiONAL CHAMPIONS - The hard·hiUlng Eaalem Eagles varsity msebaD !l!am, m)oylng a nne 16-5 season, claimed a H ll'lumph over CrooksvUie Friday evmmg lo win the sectional champloll'lltlp al EoM Crabtree Fleld In NelllonvUJe. The ~les mw advanre 1o CltJJs "A" Dlstrlct Toumammt play al ~ta\'~~ IN POMEROY Chlllloolhe oo May 21. Membln of Eastern's sectional championship hr ar1 att tlck victims die bPfore reaching II" ' hospit al Ca ll the ov THE OHIO VALLEY BAN CO. liiAL.L.tPOL.II, OHIO 41!11.1 M EMB E R- FDIC PHONE {81 4 ) 44 8 · 283 1 JOYCELYN M BARLOW ~~~ 1 5 1 .. '11 1 YICt f'flE510[ N T & ()I RECTOR 'OR IR"It.IING& CU~TOM E RSE"'-'ICfS Leiber 1671and Joe Moore [631or Gus Mancusco (631 . There is ~len ly of time for Cincinnati to overcome lis poor stan which Included a nln~ game klsing streak and another of lour. Based on history, though, the odds against the Rros regrouping to challenge in the NL West are overwhelming. The MVP Award went to Willie McGee of the St. Louts Cardinals, but If ever there was a most valuable player it was Dave Parker In 1985. The 6-5, 230-pound slugger drove home 18.5 percent of Cincinnati's runs, almost equal to the 19 pef'C\'nt achieved bY Hack Wilson when he amassed a major-league record 190 RBI lor the 19~ Chicago Cubs. Ot t's 19Ji percentage w~s 18.2. Pete Rose's feat In transforming a 1981 fifth place team with but 70 vlctolies Int o an Ill· game winning outfit las t year becomes even more incredible in light of having nobody to share the offensive chores with Parker. Still, even If the pitching holds up, no matter how well Parker does the Cincinnati manager mu st get more punch from one or two spots In the lineup or NEW YORK tUPII - One man. not even ooeas blg and broad-shouldered as Dave Par)Q,r , can carry a team to a pennant. That' s why, despite wha t the roothsayers pred ict, the Cincinnati Reds seem doomed to fall this season. In 1985. Dave Parker had a most remarka ble season. The Cincinnati strongman batted .312 with 34 home runs and Nationa l League hests of 42 doubles. 350 total bases and 125 RBl to carry t.hr Reds to a surprising second place fin ish. Many observers figu red the NL WPSI fl ag would fly above Riverfront Stadium this fall. The problem was that the club's next best RBI men. Nick Esasky and Dave Concepcion. managed to drive In only 114 ruruters. Befor'l' Parker, the last Na tional Leaguer tocoUect more RBI than any two teammates combined on a team finishing with a winnin g record was Mel Ott for the pennant· winning 1936 New York Giants. Ott' s 135 RBI surpassed the total of 130 produced by Hank .. ·I .] } " t ,., "' ' .. ' • I ' I • < • • EAGLE CENTERFIEIJ)ER Steve Homer lakes a big lead off lint base In Class A Sectlonaltllle game against CrooksvDle at Nelsonville Friday. Eastern advanced loire 1986dlslrlcttoumament. (Scott WoHe photo). the Reds wUI remain near the botiom of the division. The needed offensive support must come from EsaskY, Er ic Davis, or perhaps Buddy Bell or Bo Dlaz. The rest of the lineup either is too old, lackS power or both. Anything from Bell or Dlaz would he a surprise. Bell is almost 35 and is coming off a poor season, and the 33-year old Dlaz totalled a mere 40 RBI the past two years combined. The real hope lies with Esasky and Davis. The 26-year old EsaskY hit 21 homers and batted in 66 runs In 1985, and at 6-3, 205 Is capable of rmre. Davis, 23, has power but with his speed RoSf' has him In the leadoff spot, cutting down on his RBI opportunities. Any other help would have to come from a trade or the· minor leagues. Paul O'Neill was impri'Sslvc In spring lralnlng, and the 2.3-year old who batted .305 with 74 RBI last Sf'ason al Denver of the AM American Association may be given a shot in the big time. Den r Cus t omer: To qualify for the card, persons must be 60 years of age or older or totally disabled. Be sure to bring proof of age, or disability. We a r e very ple as ed t o announ ce t ha t ~e will be of feri ng a new money mar ket acco unt calle d DI A-PLUS . Be c aus e o f government de r egulation a ffectin g ln t erest on de pos its, we can now of fe r an improved versi on of our cu r r ent mo ney marke t acc ount wi th addi t i Ona l fea t ur es . Th i s new account wi ll be availa ble t o al l de pos it ors and our presen t Dai l y Inv es tment Acc ount I I own e r s wi l l aut omat i cal ly benef it wi t h t hi s account. One of t he ma ln advant ages of DIA- PL US i s the oppor t unit y fo r yo ur mon ey t o ear n at an even mo re a tt ract i ve ra t e . The in te re s t ra t e wil l be det e rmined by t he co l l ecte d ba l ance i n your account eac h day . Simple i ntere s t wi l l accr ue da il y ba se d on t he f oll owing tier s: . 00 $ 500 . 00 $ 2, 500. 00 $50 , 000. 00 $ ANNI~ERSARY SALE CONTINUES STOREWIDE SAVINGS t o $ 499 .99 t o $ 2, 499 .99 t o $49 , 999. 99 or more 5-1/2% J-3 / 4% floa t s dai l y (c urr ent D1 A 11 r ate) fl oa t s daily (c urrent DIA II r ate, pl us 1/t,"J) Yo u may co ntinue t o hav e s i x trans fer s per mont h , of whi ch no more th An th ree may be by chec k, dra f t or debit car d. Pe rsonal withdrawa l s a re un ' im l te d. We ar e a l so provid i ng a new se rvice for t hi s accoun t . The Bank wl \ 1 retai n yo u r chec ks in s afekee pi ng and s end you a mont hl y s t a t ement s howin g the amo un~ of i nt e re s t pa i d and i dent ifying trans ac ti on s by chec k numbe r . As rtn addlt 1onal co nv en ience t o enhance th is se rv ice, we are of fer i ng dup l i c ~ t e c 1,ecks wl1l c la wll l be f ully pe r sona l ize d. Dup l ica t e checks a r e i dea l hec ause th ey prov i de you wit h a comple t e copy of eac h chec k wr i tt en . However , i r proof of payment i s ever needed, we will be happy t o f urnl s h you wi th a rep rodu ct i on of th e canc e l led check a t no co st wi thin 48 ho ur s. •Crosses 20% •14 kt. Gold Chains 40% •Pierced Earrings 20% •Clocks 10-30% •Billfolds 20% •All Giftware 10-30% •Much More The s taff at OVB i s exc i t ed a bout t hi s t ruly f l exib l e ac coun t whi ch r eq u l r e~ on l y $25 . 00 t o open and has no mont hl y ser vi ce charge . We s i nce r el y appr ec iate your- bu-s iness and we l come t he oppor tun it y to gi ve you r fi nancia l ma tt er s our 'home-town' t ouc h. Please fee l f r ee t o co nt act us at any of our offi ces s hould you have any qu"es ti on s re gar ding this ne w r~cco unt . HURRY! WHY WAIT? BUY NOW AND SA~E 8181 Joyc elyn M. Barlow Assis t ant Vi ce President J MB:j ac Mears earns pole for Indy 500 race INDIA NAPOLIS (UPI 1 - Two· time champion Rick Mears surpassed 217 miles per hour Sa turday In shaNering three major speedway records that defending champion Danny Sullivan set an hour earlier, and grabbed th(' pole posit ion for the 70th running or the Indianapolis 500. Mears, who won here in 1m and 1984, broke the single-lap and four-lap qualifying records as well as turning the fastest single lap ever In Indy car speedway history. Mears, a 34-year-old native of Bakersfield, Calif., pushed his Pennzoil Z-7 March-Coswolih to a fasti'St lap of 217.581 mph as he toured the 2 1·2-mile Ind ianapolis Motor Speedway oval In 41.364 Sf'COnds, surpassing Scott Brayton's single-lap qualifying record of 214.199 mph Sf't last year. Mears' lour-lap average of 216.828 mph easily eclipsed Pancho Carter's 212.583 effort of 1985. and also iopped Bobby Rahal's all-time fastest lap - a 215.202-mph run made at Michigan International Speedway last July. "I was a nervou s wreck this morning." said Mears, who said that te and team owner Roger Prnske were considering waiving the qualifying attempt until later In the afternoon after the track cooled off. "We could've made a lew adjustments, but the car felt neutral. We decided we'd tetter sacrifice a possible gain In speed for a sure thing." Mears, who now has captured three pole post ions In nine attempts ~ • team are, front, . left ID right, ABell Tripp, Jbnmy Caldwell, Jeff Jomson, Bratt Norton , JeD Caldwell, Brian Bailey, Howle Lawrence and J111011 Hager, Mant~~er. Baek row-Co.:h Scott Wolfe, Royce Bl!iliell, SieVe Homer, Mike Martin, Bl'flllllls8ell, Eddie Collins, Kevin Barber, Bryan Dunt, and Co.:h CharBe CoDins. Absart were man~t~ers Kenol UU, Kristin Heln,.., Larissa Long, and Lori Burke. ......,.__ All-star Parker cannot carry the Reds alone American H~a rl Association for infotrna tion. 446 .W>jl in Ca tlin Count y. Applications for Golden Buckeye Cards will be offered Monday, May 12th from 9:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. at the Public Li brary, 641 2nd Ave. Virgie Roberts, Gallia Co. Liaison with the Ohio Department of Aging, will be on hand with applications. , Meanwhile,Colllns was sharp as was the Eastern defense whlch came up with several outstanding plays In the field. In the sixth Inning Musick slnglal, HUI'S slngled ,and a passed ball allowed CrooksvUie to score their remaining two runs, 5-4. EllS plated two Insurance runs In the &xth frame when Durst walked, moved to Sf'COnd on Collins' sacrlllre bunt, then scored oo a triple tJy sophomore Brent Bissell. Homer followed with an RBI single, and Royce BisSf'll ripped anotter single for the 74 score. In the final rouod, Troy Wolfle reached on a walk. and batter Musick, who had not been retlralln his last ten-at-bats, was retired on a tremendous catch by Steve Homer In cent€!' field. Horner's big catch was a great boost to the Eagles as the !Dild JJne drive was taUing off towards the gap and most likely would have meant at least one CrookSville run. CotUns then faruted Hill'S lor the third time, and retired Williams on a game-ending pop-up. Wolfe added, ''I'm really happy for the kids. They've done a~ job all season long. We've walled a long time lor this, but we're not going to stop here. " " I can't pick out any single player to brag oo. They aUplayed well. Everyone came through when we needed ttem. We have 15 guys who put everything they have into a wlnnlng effort. They are champions." HUes and Musick combined for only one strikeouts and six walkS. Continued on C-2 HruPks Comers-Sca rs flw r gp in C('flt ral Mir higrt n ~1f r et his .Junr GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD SIGN-UP .I "kids have been giving UO perrent and have been having tun In tne process. Our team deserves everything It can get and I' m truly proud of their effort." In the first Inning, Ed Tokle led tt.? game cif with a single lor tte Ceramics and premier contact hitter and all-dlstrtct nomtnee Terry Musick ripped a triple for the game's first score. 1·0. Greg Williams anfl Tom Gassman each singled to push across another run hefore Collins settled down to s1rike rut the slde . lt was 2.0. The fired -up Eagles came back with one run In the first when Bryan Durst walked, Ed ColUns singled, and Brmt Bissell roped a long single down the left field llne,puUing EllS close at 2-1. Eastern threatened in the Sf'COnd canto, but stranded two men as did CrookSville, who loaded the baSf'S beforeCoiUns retired ace hitter Herschel Hlli'S on a strikeout. In the third frame a patient Eastern club came to life as Kevin Barbee.led off with a walk,Brent Bissell reac hed on a flelder's cholcr', and Steve Horner launched a long double to left cent er lo tie the score. Royce Bissell drew a free pass and Homer came home with the go-ahead run on an error at shortst.:v. Jimmy Caldwell walked to load the baSf'S knocking starter Hiles out of the box. Facing reliever Terry Musick for the first time, hard-hitting Bryan Durst looped a two-run single up the middle giving EllS a 5-2 advantage. sim'!' January 19&1. has recentlv g1adua lr<l from the school. located in D<11Tr. \lhio. lfr will lx• serving • •Diamonds 20-40% •Colored Stones 2 0% •Watches 20-60% •Wedding Bands 20% •Add·A·Btads 2 5% •Lockets .20% eStone Rings 20% May 11, 1986 1\anaug a, Addison. Chcsh.in· and 1\y~l' r Unitm Mr tl>:>di st Churches 40th • Junior hurler Eddie Collins struggk'd through a rockY Ilrst Inning, but settled down to pitch a great game. Collins rocelved excellent backing from his l~arnma t es In tlte field. Collins went the distance, striking out eight and walking two. He gave up nine hits, six In the first two Innings. .-· ---. gamfu I employ ment ar e p1 obl('ms HAZELTON - Nontem West : VIrginia wlll host for tte first lime a : collector car meet tlr auto entlllsl • asts. The event will be tetd May 23. : lM and 25at Locust Grove tNevera's : Farm) Hazelton, W.Va., and will . feature an automobile swap meet, : collector car auctkm and , an : autoJMtlve flea market. It ~ open -to all makes and JMdels 1ears, : patts, and relata! itl'ltls) . "We feel that It~ time that !'ilch an event should be held In oor area. With the vast oomters or auto enthuslastsgrowingrapldly, weare tJylng to give them a quality event without the burden of long distance travel," said promoter Joseph Nevera. "We are also presenting arts and crafts and general fiea market Items for those wtn are not prtmartly lnterestal, In automo16!s, but who might attend with an auto enthusiast, as we wruld like to pro!Mte this as a family event. We'll tJy to have sometli ng fo r everyone," Nevera added. The collector car auction will feature antique, sports, and s(X'C ialinterest automobiles and wUI be held Saturday, May 24 heglnnlng at I p.m. Consignments lor the autoJMblle auction are st Ul being areepted. Hoors for the au to swap ml'rt anrl· flea market are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine. There ts a $1 admission dlllf'&l! for adults; ehildrm Ullder 12 are admitted tree. Food concessions will he avail able CJI the grounds, with unl imit ed free parking. "We have received many pmm- BY SCOTI WOLFF;, '11mes.Sentlnel Staff NELSONVILLE -Top seeded Oass 'A' power Eastern plated lour runs In the bottom of the third lnnlngenrout.etoa hard-fought 7-4 triumph over till; Crooksville Ceramics In the Southeast Sectional Class 'A' Sectional Championship ga me at Nelsonvllle's Estel Crabtree. Field Friday. ~a s tern advanced to the Class ADistrtctToumament , to he held In Chillicothe. The Eagles will play Manchester, wlnrer of the Portsmouth West Sectional, on Wednesday, May, 21 at 4 p. m. The new sectional champions of Coach Scott Wolfe are now 16·5 overall. EHS Is stUlln tt.? rurutlng lor tte SVACehamplonshlp with a 10-2 mark. EHS has two league games remaining, North Gallla Monday and Kyger Creek Tuesday. ELBERFELDS Llt chfi ~ld Section Eagles down Ceramics 7-4, cop sectional tide rnr n ... Major Karl Russell of the U.S. . Marini'S wUI be speaker at annual Memortal Day servlci'S whlch have been set for 1 : ~ p.m. at the BurUngham Cemetery. Karl. a Racine native, Is well traveled du<' to his years in the service. 'Urimes· Jentitut • at Indianapolis, made his run at about 12: 40 p.m. EDT, abou t an hour after Sullivan's. "Rick said to me that he wasn't 'we If he could heat Danny, " sa id Penske, who also owns Sullivan's team. "But I told him 'Go.' I'll adm it it feels good knowing your cars have qualified one-two." Mears, who had a 217.554 in a practice sessio n three tours hefore qualifying, Is optimlsllc about his chances of winning the May 25 test. "The key Is consistency and not abusing your car," said Mears. who has fu Uy recovered from two broken feet suffered In a Sept. . 1981 crash in Montreal. "But, the tochnology Is Improving and that'll mean laster speeds as b ng as the rules don't change. "Setting new records In great, but the re's extremely talenled drivers SFI'S NEW RECORD - lUck Mears INp Chris Bowen Salul'day knocking at the door." after seUing a new quaiHicallon mark lor the Indianapolis 1100, takmg Su Uivan reeled off an unoffi cial away a record set earlier In the day by leammate Danny Sullvan. 217.001 mph in practice earlier In , Mears had a speed ol 216.828 to lead In lite race for the Indy iiOO pole I he morning- rocords are on·ty set po!lillon. UPI. In qualifying or In the actual racebut did not approach that st andard week. "We're working on the In qualifying. and foremost. " Su lllvan, a 36-year-old from "This Isn't a Hollywood set," said problem." Rahal (213.550) was fourth , the LoulsvUle, Ky., had a single-lap Sullivan, whose appearance along test of ~15 . 755 mph and finlsbed · Gasoline Alley oonslstrntly draws elder Marlo Andrettl (21Uitl) fifth, with a qualifying speed time of shriekS from female fans. "But Kevin Cogan (211.922) sixth and AJ 215.382 mph In his Miller American sometimes I feel like one of tlte Unser Jr. (211.533 ) seventh. Special March-Cosworth. Beatles." Randy Lanter, a 31-year-old of "I sUpped a bit durtng l'l\Y third Michael Andrettl, the 23-year· old Davie, Fla., leads the roolde lap, " Sullivan said. "The car has a · son of 1969 winner Marto Andrettl. qualifying. He collected a W9.964 bit of a shudder In It, and that placed third and on the rutslde ri effort in his Arclero Marchslowed me (to 214.413 mph\ In the t1te first row with 214.5:12 mph, Cosworth. Arle Luyendyk, last fourth lap. "The car (a Kraco-STP·Lean top )OOkle by finlshlng year's Sullivan , who has appeared on Machine March·Cosworth) feels seventh, blew an eilgliie oo his the television Sf'rles "Miami Vice," unbalanced," said the yoonger second qualifying lap. says he Is a "a race car drtver first Andreltl, who blew four engines thls I General Manager BUI Bergesch recently cited EsaskY's failure to produce as a major reason for the club's miserable stan . "The guys who did It for us last year aren't doing it lor us this year, " Bergesch said. " The guy who's disappointed me offensively more than anyone else Is !Nick \ Esasky. Here's a guy who did It lor us last year, and he's just not doing it." In 15 games through May 6, 13 of whlch the Reds lost, Esasky was hlttln_g only .fl!4 and lor the yea r his average stood at .164. With 17 RB1 through May 6, Parker had accounted for 24.3 percent of Cincinnati's runs. Again he Is on pace to match any two teammati'S, as the next best run producers through May 6 were Concepcion with 9 RBI and Davis with 8. Esasky and Dlaz have 6 RBI each and Bell has driven home only one run. Even an All-Star like Parker cannot he expected to carry the team to a pennant. Fifty years of National League history do not lie. MeJs' (no) Darling, Reds beaten again NEW YORK (UP() - Ron Darllng pitched a three-hitter over eight Innings and George Foster and Gary Carter slugged home runs Satumay to tift the New York Mets to their Sf'Vrnth st raight 11ctory , a 5·1 decision over the Cincinnati Reds. Darling, 3.{), walked thr!'l' and struck out four In helping the Mets Improve to 204, the hest reeom In the majors. The Mels have won 18 of their last 19 gami'S. The Reds, at 6-19, have the worst record In tte big leagues. Two of Darling's walkS came in the first Inning but both ruruters were stranded. JesSf' Orosco worked the ninth. Tom Browning, 1)4, was the starter and loser tl r the Reds, who have lost three straight and 12 of their last 13. Browning, a :al-garne winner last year, surrendered two runs on six hits In seven Innings. Foster slammed hts second homer of tte season with ooe out in the fourth Inning. It was his 336th career homer, tying him ft:Jr llthon the career list with Jim Rice and Joe Adcock. ' New York made it 2·0 In the sixth oo a double by Kevin Mitchell and an RBI single by Keith Hernandez. Joe Price replaced Brownling in the eighth and gave up a leado!l single to Hernandez. Can er IJUowed with his fourth homer of the season to make It 4-1. The Mets added a run later in the eighth when Ron Robinson walked Mookie Wilson wit h the baSI'S loaded . Clnclnnall scored In the seventh with the telp of a DarUng error. Max Venable bunted for a single and went to Sf'COnd when DarUng threw the ha U· Into rtght fi eld. Venable went to third on Dave Parker's fly to right and scored oo Dave Concepcion's Infield out. Dodgers lose sixth straight tilt MONTREAL (UPI ) - Herm Winningham singled home AJ Newman from Sf'COnd base with nobody oot In the bottom r1the Uth inning Saturday, giving the Mont• real Expos tt.?lr seventh straight victory, a 3-2 decision over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Newman led off with a single against loser Ken Howell, 0.2, and Mike Fitzgerald reached on a sacrifice-fi elder's choice. Win· nl~gham drove a single past shor1stqJ Bill Russell and Newman scored to make a winner of Dan Schatzeder. who pitched two In· nlngs In relief and raised lis f{I('Ord fD 2.0. The Doq;ers have lost five of their last six. TraUing 2·1 1n the sixth, I he Expos scored oo~ to tie the score. Milch Webster singled and took Sf'COrtd on , an Infield oot. Webster scored when Tim Wallach singled to rtght. Los Angeles took a 2.0 lead in the first. Steve Sax led ctl with a single and scored on an qJposlte field. double down the Jell field Une by Ken Landreaux. Mike Scloscla singled home Landreaux. • �Paga-C-2-The 11,1986 Tmes-Santinel 11,1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-G&IIipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. :~Vikings jolt S~S !ileague title hopes ;:With 74, 6-2 wins Bl' SC01T WOLFE '.l'lme!t&lllllnel Staff RACINE - Underdog Symmes ·' • · Valley stunned league-leading Southern twice Friday evening to knock the Tornadoes out of the 1986 Southern Valley Athletic Conference title .race. SHS had led the eight-team conference most of the season. The Vikings claimed a 74 win In the first game off ace hutler David Amburgey, then bounced back In slrnlliar fashion to take a 6-2 trlumph In the nightcap. It just wasn't Southern's night as the hustling Tornadoes lett 19 men stranded on base In the Initial game, having the bases loaded In the (lrst and two more on In the second without scoring a run. Meanwhile, the VIkings plated two runs In the first when Sly Bloomfield reached on an error, Dallas Tibbs slngled,a force out,and a Foster triple. A routine ground ball 10 end the Inning went astray allowing another run to come home as SHS made seven errors In all. Leading 2-0, SV broke the garne open with four runs In the third, the big blows coming !rom Tibbs and Robinson with doubles and two more SHS errors. The Tornadoes showed their usual poise In the fourth when they . ONLY 1795 plated three runs on two errors, walks to Todd Adams and Barry McCoy ,and a single by Eric Milliron. SHS tallied one more In the sixth on singles by Amburgey and Bostick, but their bid fell short 74. Southern hitters were Todd Adams with a double and slngle,Barry McCoy with two slntles,and singles each by Ryan Ollver,Arn· burgey,Bostlck,John Riffle, and Eric Mllltron. Tibbs led SV with two singles and a double. Tibbs picked up the wtn with four strikeouts and elgbt walks, with relief help fr<m Meadows. Amburgey sutlered the klss with 11 strlkeouts and only two walks while pitching another good garne. Second Game In the nightcap, Symmes Valley broi«' ~ a scoreless game In the fourth Inning · when senior Sly Bloomfield dr111ed a long home run Into the briars In deep centerfield for a l-0 !rnre, Later In the fifth the ceiling caved In on SHS as Meadows singled and came home oo a Craft home run to deep right field . .Walks 10 Chllders and Bloomfield rollowed, Tibbs singled, and Robinson singled for a 5-0 lead. SHS made a comeback attempt In the seventh as McCoy walked, 11 HP. 1/C Briggs & Slranon engine • Heavy-duty 5-speed transaxle • Pinion & seclor sreering • "Go" indicator lights • Hourmeter • Padded steering wheel• Sealed beam headlights • High-back seat• Steel frame • Cast-iron front a>le • Greasable spindles • Wide turf tires .... ' . ., $1199 FEATURES IIICLUDE: advanced on an .-rror,Jimmy Wolfe tripled, and 1bdd Adams singled, however, it was not enough as SV won 6-2. Despite a gJod game, Jimmy Wolfe pitched a seven hitter, fanning seven and walking just two. Robinson picked up the win with thrre strlkeouts and two walks. Southern hitters were McCoy with two singles,Wolfe a single and triple,and singles by Adams,Kelley Grueser, and Jay Bostick. leaders. The ChiiUcothe resident stood atop the RBI llst with 42, smashed 14 doubles, and slammed seven home runs. Kent Wolfe, center flel~r from Racine, ranked ninth with a .402 batting average aft!!' 102 at bats. The senior scored 32 runs. Ed Yates, a Cllilllcothe !f'Oduct, ranked lOth belllnd his teamate, batting .397 through 63 at bats. The sophomore deslgnatm hitter col- Milwaukee. Phlladelphla ourscored the Bucks li-28 In the first qua!'ler and 32-21 In the third, when Milwaukee hit only 5-of-20 shots from the fteld. Philadelphia, behind 21 rebounds !rom Charles Barkley, dominated the glass, outreboundlng the Bucks 56-34. 76ersfigures also had players In The double as seven Barkley and Bobby Jones had 23 points each. ;E '. agles.. ._____ Continued !rom c -1 ' • __;_.:...:.._ __ •• Leading the champs were Royce Bissell and Durst with two . :$1ngles,Blssell a triple and single .Steve Horner a doubleandslngle,and Ed · ·€olllns a single. : ·' EHS plays Monday at home against Norlh Gallla, then hosts Kyger ::Creek on Tuesday. ·: Crooksville concluded its season with a 413 mark. 'Liaesoore: :Team R H E . 'Eastern ............ .. ........................ ........................ 104 002 X -7-9-1 : ·Crooksville ... .......... .. ...... .. ... ....... ...... .. .. .... .... ... .... 200 020 0- 4-S-1 fi Key stan• 8 HP Briggs & Slranon engine • Spacesaving slorage bars wilh piYOt· ing banery 1 Tight 24·· turntng radius • Turf 11res • E>tended loot mats • 30" Mower deck with one-hand he1ghl adjustment Southern Is l3-ll-1 overall and 10-4 In the SVAC. The Vlcklilgs have slipped Into contention with ooly two league losses. Symmes Valley Is 124 overall. Eastern stU! has Its title hopes alive with a 10-2 league record. Unesoores: Southern 000 :ll1 0 - 4 9 7 sv 204 100 0 - 7 8 2 Secondpme sv roo 141 x- 6 7 1 Southern 000 000 2-2 7 0 lected 25 hits. Right fielder Jeff Leeth, a junior from Chillicothe, batted .355, a 43 for 121 performance. He ranked s~rond In RBis with «land blasted seven home runs. Pitcher Tony Kowalewski sported an earned run average of 3.53, with 18 strlkeouts through 28 Innings of work. The freshman from Westerville had a 4-1 record, fifth on the pitching list. Rio Grande dropped decisions 10 MI. Vernon Nazarene College and Wllmlngton College Wednesday In first-round District 22 Play<1f action at Ohio State University, 10-4 and S-5, eliminating them from the Playdfs. Rio ended Its season at 21-16-1, Friday's linescores Nllloftal Learue MIG •110111- L II 0 SnFrn st. Lou ...JtO 01811111 t--L 7 0 LaCo,o;s, M. Davts 1101 and M>Mn. rei! Ho11okJm und Krruv~; Su lr llnl', Fonl rnol I~ I. Krough 191 Wld 0..\•!s. W- Hawkl ns li·21. L - Su!rllJfp I I ·~+ . HRs -Sa n Dlf'RO Krn~ 1J1, nan nrry 11• . Mdtl>yoold~ 141; Clllrago. ~ (,lf. KC _ t.tRJ .. - 1111 lltnw ..ao••-t..st Gub11'7.11, B11dr 111 . Farr NOW 111 W- Biock !'l-3 1. L- DI!I~ 1:1-21. HR.s-Kan· Olk:.. Ill Ill lt3 - 4 It 2 LlYincl .JII Ull Ill - 3... I I OliviS, ScttmJdl 161. 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Minnesota Twins announced Frl· National BasebaB Writer breaking sacrifice fiy and Len delivered Dykstra with the lieNew York grabbed a 2-1 lead In day that Infielder Ron Waslllngton NEW YORK (UP!) - The Dystra made a supberb defensive breaking run . Marlo Solo fell to 24, the sixth. Tim Teufel singled and was being recalled from Toledo, the Cincinnati Rros played one of their play In the eighth to help the Mets su!terlng his third straight klss. held as OJeda popped out while Twins' farm club In the lntema· best games ot the season, and stlll extend their winning streak to Six . The Mets have wm 17 of their last trying to sacrifice. After Dykstra tiona! League . lost. Ojeda allowed six hits and one 18 games ilr a 194 record , the best walked , Johnson doubled Into the Also, the Twins purchased the The New York Mets can do thalia walk over eight Innings In raising In baseball. The Rros, who C1Nn the right field corner, scoring Teufel. contract of outfielder AI Woods a team. his record to ~- Roger McDowell worst record In the National Aller Keith Hernandez received from Toledo. PHONE 446-6225 "When a team ts going well, pitched the ninth lor hts third save. League at 6-18, havelostlO of their an Intentional walk, Straberry filed Washington, 34, who has been 1885 EASTERN AVl. things work out," left-bander Bob lastll. Ill left, allowing Dykstra tp score with the Twins since l!ltl, was GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Ojeda said Friday night after "They're confident and they anclnnatl, opening a seven- without a throw. hitless In three games when he was matching his career high with 10 should be condltent," Cincinnati garne road trlp, took a Hl lead In the With two out and a runner on In sent to Toledo Apr1ll5 but he hlt. 31l strtkeouts and giving the Mets a 2-1 manager Pete Rose said of the filth. 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FEATURES INCLUDE: :Wolfe bats .402 for Rio Grande baseball team RIO GRANDE - Recent stalls· tics showed Rio Grande's baseball · ieam In third place In the Mid-Ohio Conference with a 9-4-1 M-OC · record and 21-14-1 overall. Five ·Individuals were Instrumental In the team's success this year, refiected by their statistics. Tony Taylor, Rio's junior · catcher, batted .448, with 47 hits . through 105 plate appearances, · third among the conference batting ~Wh-Hon&Pawar Ohio-Point FLAT NO. 275 4 door haichback, charcoal gray with cloth interior, PS &_PB, air condioomng, AM-FM stereo, auto. trans.. body side moldings, accenl stnpes, and JUst31,000 --~- lAVE mi~s. $4999 $1079 '5,500~ .-!rtii""""'~HUiliiRRY WHILE THE SELECTI..,jON. IS.G00 . 111D.n........ .... $tO All·SlEEL . . •.. Quality to Eliminate the Hard Work From Yard Work . S14!~ !tM!NQ !P9CKlU !n)ll'l, , U llt r--~H~OU~R~S- - - , Mon. thru Fri. 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This . • usually causes problems t:>r the · owner and the animal must be : :destroyed or returned to the wild : where Its chana!s of suJVIval are · : low after being ralsalln captivity. : According to reports trom all - thfee departments of natural re: !IOIJra!S In the tri-state area yoong · • wild animals should be left alone. • · The mother animal or bird never ; .ventures very far trom her yoo ng. : :But since most wild animals lear ; ;humans they seldom exp:Jse them. ; :selves even If their young are helng : :-: :- kidnapped. ; It Is also illegal to have a wild : animal In your possession unte;s It was taken legaUy during the q:>en · season or purchased legally and : l hen a proper permit Is required to :l<l'eP It >. • Ohio has released figures for ~hould be left alone opening day of turkey season which was April 28. A record 12,000 permits were Issued In the Buckeye State this year and m q:>en!ng morning a record 405 birds were reported harvested. , VInton County had 67 turkeys reported on opening day to head the Ust. while Hocking was second with 49. In our area Gallla County reported 12 birds taken and LawrEIIa! 10. The season will run for one more week ending on May 17. pollllds, and numbers of llsh; one party of five caught 61 ftsh. Also a few nice size tiger muskles have been taken. and Schrotdt>r: Mceasld~ . Flrfll·h (3!. Brytk>n 151, Forst(>r (91 and EloonP. W-Darwln 1211. L- MC'Caskill 12.JL HRs- Mllwau~ . Coop>r 2 1J1. 'l'1lna Stlll&l Ill - IM - ~ L II UIIIIID• - IJ II! SUeb. Gor00o161, CaudUI (71 and Wh~r . MOOI"(> and Yt'll!ll'l' . \\'- MOOI"t' ~ ~ ·3L 1.--Stk>b 10-4 1. HRs- Toronlo. Harntld 17!. f1t>ldt>r Ill; Sc>altll', Davis 2 181, Bra die'y 121. 'Jb:m'la s 171 . 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FILTER ADJUSTD.NG IDLE SPEED Final cost Resistor 1 IlL, S•ve 7.00 Alter mlr'a 25c: 1.00 ott standard, 2.00ott electronic Reg. lromUS FULL LINE OF 1986 BIKES IN STOCK AND USED BIKES Full Line of 3 or 4 Wh11len and Off·the-RDad Riding Gear Distributor Caps 1.00 ott standard, 2.00 ott electronic Reg. from 4.95 Wire Sets Reg. lrom6.95 J&R SPORT SHOP Main Mltlday 748 East r.:.«n, c~~ 2.95 3.95 4.95 Bmm4.00olf Reg. from 8.95 Spark Plugs Sale 79¢, R~. 99e, limlt 16 Remanufactured A1 Ewrycloy Low Prlc:o Fuel Pumps -··chango From, Alter mfr's 25C: mallln rebate From 7mm 2.00olf rwg.-44.16 AC Non-Resistor From ·. Tune-Up Kits ON THE SPOT FINANCING 1-5 218L, S•ve 10.00 mall in rebate _,DIIOIT, CillO ACResistor Spark Plugs Fuel Filters PCVValves 10 •88 Fr-99¢ Ochlne 1.98 Booat flit,1.41. #24 PAK Sale !l!lc:, Reg. 1.19.1imlt 16 ::::=. P-roy 992 -2114 Remanufactured Alfemators GRAVE~ 00 MI(H~NICS u nus UP!IIINU For moat lrMrgral OM Clrl or Eagle 1 Mag & Chrome Polish 12 oz. Solder Seal Brake Fluid, #M43-12 11030100 2.49 Liquid Wrench, Eagle Wire Cleaner #Ll -06 -........ Hea., OUt~ Starters & Alternators Power Steering Fluid, #M27- t J 2 ye.-mtr'swerr.,..ty Bar's Leak 5'/z oz., #R-6 3.98 Eagle 1 Mag Cleaner 24 01. Value For Your Dollars tBetween now and May 17. 1986. takeS 1ooo.oo off the retail price on any new Gravely 8000 Series Riding Tractor. Combine this with Gravely's 5-Year Limited Warranty (parts & labor) and you've · got the best value for your dollars. Solenoids::;=- Reg. 5.98, M101D024 mall in rebate rebate Turtle Wax Clear Guard t6 oz. ~..., .. Sale 4.99, Reg. &.41, n1o3 and actual use. Deta1ls on req uE>St From Tie Rod Ends and Sleeves Offer not valid with any other promotion. 'L,.-,. 1.99 FINANCING AVAILABLE a:J Bring your pool ~GRAVELY. ~ to BioGuarll. ..,(/}. /m.cb f .96'" I · WUBL GRAVELY TRACTOR s·AMANNING LES &ROUSH-OWNER SERVICE Gravely four-wnetl traCtor with tr1e 6clusiw aii-9M' Clii'Kt drive. B-speea transmission. Instant forwar!ll rrverse. Mowers available in 40. SO. and 60-inch wk:lths 204 Condor St. "2-2US l Pomtroy ''i I ~ Superior License Frames nr.-so11 39.95 7.50 From '"' ..... lull , .... - - - - Dltail1anil1ble in store. - - - - W!!liOr16 oz. liquid, US969 iiiiii;iil 3.77, Reg. 5.79 ' 5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY. Warranty may <Jary depending on eQuipment purchased Low Price At Nltionwise, wt feel so confidenl aboul the quality ot tht producta we Htl. that we gu1r1ntee your sa1isfaclion oz. paste, •AS968 1• 99 3.00 Everyday NATIONWISE PROTECTION WARRANTY Alter mlr"s 3.00 Allermlr's Start the '<=-;...,::-~ summer right. :.~-"""" Open your pool the And a prescription easy way- with just right for your pool. BioGuard. So it stays sparkling We offer FREE blue and algae free. computerized water All sea5on k:lng . One year Nationwisewarranty on above product a 12 01• ., ...... _ • I iUIC MotOfOII. Atjj . 2.98. #1010012 S·Year Warranty· fl(TOlY TUlliO Ford & GM Clrl. Eagle1 Mag Cleaner 12 oz. PLUS EQUALS 24 95 29.95 Remanufactured Starters 23 95 -........ Wlthnchlngo.formoetChrytlor, $1 000. 'Off; PARTS 74.. 11' rebate ,.,..._ •• 115 1985 NINJA 900 ..... ~~~-~~~.9-~ ... Now '3700 1985 KX80 ........... ... ~~~- ~J~.a-~ ..... Now •925 1985 KX500 ............ ~~~-~~~-~~ ... Now '2250 1985 VULCAN 700 .. ~~~-~~?.9.L Now •2895 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH-DODGE UN( Of ¢ OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM COOPER COM Pill( Final cost NonResistor CLIP OUT .\D AND BRING IN FOR THIS SPECIAL 992-6421 ....,.. reblle - 5 4.. ,... '--·-·--·--·-·---- --- SEE US FOil ALL YOUR POOL SUPPUESI 20W50 Motor Oils Reg. 1.09 limil12 Rog.1 .19 limit 12 thru frilloy_ . SUNTANA HOME TANNING SYSTEMS ¢ ¢ 1985 KTV TE CATE RACING THREE WIIELER Was S2275 NOW $1799 TUNE-UP SPECIAL OWNED AND OPERATED BY GALLIA COUNTIANS. ' Save 100/o Through May. Monroe Gas Mafic PLUS NCE 1933 Industrial V-Belts Lawn Mower V-Belts Automotive V-Belts Electric Motors Fan Blades Fuses Regulators 011 our ........ special order program and save 10%. With PARTS EXPRESS you can order from over 70,000 hard to find parts and in less than one week. receive Loog bed, red with gray interior. 2.51itre engine, 4 speed trans., AM-FM radio, sli:ling rear window, hand painte:! custnm stri~ng, white si:lewall rad ~Is. body side molding, rear step ~ bumper and just 9,500 miles' SHARP! OIL & FILTER SAUS: ,; fk!ld Twp., the Ryan Bordman was credlted"\vlth the win. the winners. Mike Bostic led Gallla's attack with three hils In ~ur trips. Gallipolis njade 10 errors. 1985 CHEVROLET S-10 TRUCK York a t Tf•xas.. RJCI .. rain 446-2362 :' 2be lMI wild turkey- wiD Jeff Atkinson was charged wllh mnnth order your Paid for by G. Gordon Fisller, Rt t, Gallipolis, Oh. GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE ::: ' BAGS WILD TURKEY :::Chester llooler, Rio Grande, ::baRed a 15% ·pound wUd turkey : . ~h a 10\1-lnch beard In Green- Pkla..,t. W. Va. Republican Candidate hlr Gallia County Commissioner 181, Mooti'Yham 1101 and Batre. w 11-I L L-Arht>non 11- %1. . HRs....Dakland C~ 191, Lansford 1 ~1 -Sfan~ J Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pomeroy- Middleport- G. GORDON FISHER CitiTM'nS, Stan.k'y 191, Samblto (lOt and Grdm8ll ; l..an£(ord, Yoim, 121, AIIM.'rton N~· GALLIPOLIS - VIsiting Point Pleasant erupted for five runs In the first Inning, then held on to edge Gallipolis 9-6 In a non-league baseball game on Memorial Field Friday evening. Thl' defeated left Galllpolls 6-21 on the season. It was the Blue Devlls !Ina! game of the spring. Point Pleasant Improved It's mark to 8-12. I would like to thank all Gallia County ind~­ viduals who supported me and voted for me in the primary election, especially those who htped me present myseH to you. Withollt your support, my effort would have been • • 1n va1n. The job is just haH done. Your continued support is requested in the November election. Agal• Tll••k ~oul 117 01111 - II Ill 113 DaJWin 151. Ml'Ciurt' !91 11. 1986 r - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -1 Friday's linescores .Jit•. __, Lt-ary. ' Beech Fork Lake Is a good sized lake located In close proximity to our area. It Is a good place l:lr the weekend fishing excursion or even a longer one If you Uke. In ftshlng news, Beech Fork Lake, located out Route 52 In Wayne County, West VIrginia, Is producing some nice catches of !Ish. lbth large !Ish, such as· two hybrid strtpers, each weighing over seven MNII. Calif May Devils lose final game of ye~, 9-6 Wildlife news ::;. .r.. oUqg wild animals May 11, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Plee..,t, W. Va. 6.00 From Ball Joints .14.95 14.95 Control Arms & Bushings Stabilizer Links 209 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Oh. 3.00 From 4.95 19.95 From From Idler Arms From Drag Links 9.77 Guardian New Bralre Shoes 2 year mfr's warranty For mall cars, reg. 13.49 withe•change or Disc Bra lie Pads Natlonwise warranty One year 1 Year Free Replacem~nt • Relined Brake Shoes • Disc Brake Pads • Guardian Master Cylinder • Crew Chiel Heavy Duty Mufflers • RemanufiCiurtd Starters and Alternators • and most other parta Store houro 8:30 •.m. " 8:00 p.m. Mondly " - ' " ' F.w.y, 8 :30 •. m. "11:00 p.m . Sllurdly ond 10:00 o.m. " 8:00 p.m. Sundly �11.1986 Ohio- Point Plea1111t, W. Va. Chicago keeps manager, ends Cleveland streak . --Slot ~ ot tat -a...-. MWt1te A&~oe~aaoe IMAI: .......pi!_ Bon _ _ ...... PUn 8e«tt rt thP Floridl Stall'! Majors N•mNAI.I&UHJIE a,u-...._...,.. - NY • lmllllnp:liil leii'I"'(AI . 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C\ev Co!Kns, Opt .:m -- Z Z lit 21 32 .3&0 21 ~ 14 :M .311 211 981~ l1 ..m 1i 10118 34 .33~ ll1()315 :w. .:m :lli 100 14l1.J.'II 1.1 'IS 13 Z .l!9 __ . Amt>rtcan LHp - Pudu.>tt, Mlnn ll : and Joynrr. cal t. Davis. Sea 8; Bll.rflekl, Tor. Glem, MlM illd G.Tl'omu. Sea 1. Toron!n a1 Sl>ank> IL results INlERNATI>NAL lEAGUE WLPd. GB PPa.,.,·tlrlr t tBoso 1<1 6 .700 Y.1 Rlehmcrcl tA ih 16 7 Ji96 _ 12 .5:ll 12 .m 13 ,..,... H .117 12 ..Ill 15 ..)U ~ ~ £ 61h 61h ~ ~·~~~ Tllt:'\4·atM' 11. Mal!lf" 6 RIC IItTIOI'Ii4, Pawt\ICkM 1 ~nK"Uw 4, TolroJ 3 (ll lnnlnRSl Roc"""'tll'f 7. Colu!TDJs 3 S.*.J'• Game. RochrstM" tal Colurrtous SyraNS(' ar Tok'do ,~·alt'r aT Malnr Rirl'lfTxnj at P:~wl\.l."'tM Transactions ... .._ • 8itllirTU1' - Sct'il pttchn- Bill Swafill:f11y to Rochl'stcr rt tbr Inu•n111lbnaJ t.taeue tAAAI: IK'11V3I('(J piiCI'Ier Mllef Bakllclu:>r rrom thP ll-day dlsa'*tl lisT . Anuels bow 0 .:.:;Blue ·,.out of toomey .1 NaiD\al League - Broob, Mtl and Schmidt Phll2fo: Man.hll, LA 21; Ray, Pitt 22: Leonard. SF and Stnwlm'y, NY 3J. ~ne.n ua,aue - Joynpr, caw :1; Canaoco. oaJt 77: Mattblgly, NY •: Rk'P. 8ai 25; O.Vts, Set. 23. -- Nallcl'lll Utf£\lr- Dwl:an,LA ll; Olvll, C1n and OU'M. lbl U; Coimwl, Stland 0yDtnl, NY 9. Arrll!'r1can Lfoa,ull! - Hmctonon, NY 22 ; -- C'anara~. Chllt. Ftltt>r. Ml111t1d ~. Tort. W!alns. Bait 8. Na!ilMI Lf:o~-Goolit!nandOfeda, NY Mt: l<n>ppPr. Hou 5-l: RE>mbn Mtl !1-2; Ftrnandrz. NY +&. KniiDw . SF and Valmz\ltll, LA i-2 . 19 ».edlan Leagur - Haas. Oak 6-0; Ck>mens, lb ~ L..U:nndl, KC md Nldtro. NY 4-0; Andl.ljar, Olk and ,.nant~ , Dr1 H : O.IIK, Ckov. Elrhtom, Thr. H~ . MD and !l'nltt.on. Mlnn 4·2. ... ~··" 1&.-d on 1 lnnlaa • nurriiPr ct 11:11JTI('!I rach team hu pllyll!ch Nallonal 1..N«ut - ~. NY LOI: Burlr, MU l .m; ()ledl, NY l.fl: LIO:JJISF I.SJ: Walk. Ptn U8. Aml'ric., Lto~ - l.l'Onanl, KC 0.73; [lchton.. Tor 0.!1; Haas.. Oak 1.81: Onnrns. B:ls 1.99': C'lrl41ottl, Clr 221. Gentry appointed acting AD NASHVILLE, Terut (UP! l Tennessee State, which wants to enter the Ohio Valley Conference, has named Howard Gentry acting athletic director, a post he held for 15 years before retiring In 1976. TSU's application for member· ship In the ovc will be considered by the league presidents when they meet In Lexington, Ky. June 34. The Tennessean, Nashville's morning nE'Wspaper, said the Nashville school's application for member· shlp In the league was vtrtually assured of approvaL LY~~~ :: ef~~illpolis bowed out with a 7-14 record. -: Chillicothe advanced to the Class ; •AAA sectional finals. • · Gallipolis had seven hits, aU : singles by Kim Polcyn, Angie ; .Davis, KeiU Bro..nell, Edy Dun· -: can, Karla Howell, Rhonda Kln<ti'r , ·and Krlsty Berklch. 1 < Trest and Hancock bad two hits : apiece for the winners. ; Jodi Ruther1ord was credited • with the win. Karla Howell was ; charged with the defeat. . • ;Toledo results ;. TOLEDO. Ohio <UPI) - Big :Buster, driven by Harold Wel•iwood, won Friday night's featured j-ace at Toledo Raceway Park, ~!>icing the mile In 2:00. : . Big Buster raced second untU the ·lPP of the stretch when he surged :l!lto the lead by three lengths and ilefeated Gouverneur Presto by .t)u'ee and a half lengths. Racing :Valor was third. • · Wellwood had soored another :.iictory In the third race won ;R£-terendum. Miracle Delivery was 'S'econd and Romola Dancer third in .t)lat race with the 1-9-8 trtfecta ·comtlnatlon returning $2,49100. ~ The crowd of 2,8S2 wagered :fl14.~. • • ,.-. = .. Fanners under 35 may be nominated for tobacco award - - - paid trtp to VIrginia. wlll be given to By EDWARD M. VOILBORN state winners. ' GALUPOlJS - Gallla County Dairy or Beef! Cows often Young Tobacco Farmers may be Increase milk flow for a fewdayson lllmlnated to receive tiE Outstand· lng Young Tobacco Farmer fresh pasture. Often we see cows begin to lose weight because they Award. AU active fanners uOOer the age are not geMing enough engery to of li at the beginning of tbe current keep milk How up. Most grass In ·calendar year may be nominated. early May Is only 15 to 20 percent 'Nominees must receive at least 75 dry matter. To get 40 pounds of percent of their total Income from forage dry matter from pasture, a family farming and be actively cow would have to eat :.DO pounds ci grass or more each day. lligh 'Involved In tObacco production. . Call the Ga!Ua County Extension producers may need 20 rrore .:0111ce or contact a Tobacco Associ· pounds of feed per day. If energy :atlon member for an application by Intake Is limited, weight loss and : :'fuesday. Recognlti:m In the form of trouble rebreedlng often occur. The Ohio Crop Report for May plaque, cash prize and ex J:eflse :-a :Soil, like human skin, :has many functions soowed some 35 percent of Otllo corn planted. This was rnly hal !the amount plan ted this tlme Ja•t year and about equal to the_,five year average. The extended weatrer outlook for May 10 to the 14th called for heavier than usual precipitation in counties along tre Ohio River. Slgnup for the Conservation Reserve Progra m, Round Two, wlll be May 5 through May ]6 at the County ASCS Office. The program takes highly erodible cropland out of farming for 10 years . Producers woo sign up must submit bids for annual rental payments. The recent U.S.D.A. Grain Stocks Report stnwed U.S. com stocks on AprU I at an estimated 5.95 billion bushel level or nearly double one year ago. The report showed first quarter 1986 feed usage at a record high level. Grain markets were whipsawed during recent days on StJ€CUiatlon of Soviet demand . Another government report! Cat· tie on feed report for April! showed numbers down 8 percent [rom a year earlier. Steers under 500 pJunds - 24 W; Heifers und er 500 pJunds- 19~1,: and Heifers 500-699 pJunds - 32%, showed the most dramatic decline. Third quarter feed marketings may decline by about 6 percent. Fourth quarter 1s a water and earth. By GORDON GILMORE Modern science has just recently SoQ Scientist developed several very promL•Ing Meigs SoD Survey artificia l skins to be used a se'Ve POMEROY - The human skin rum victims. But thi s skin is only a - a marvelously complex organ stop gap measure to al<ti' in patient covering tiM! most Intricate ma- survival and to al<ti' In tre chine ever conceived .It can be hard regeneration of the patients own and soft, It regulates heating and skin. We are not able to reproduce cooling of our bodies. It houses our Continued on ('.8 sense of touch. It rrolds Into any ~~~~;;:;;:;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;=;;;;;:;:;;:;;;~ shape and Is often our first line of 1, <ti'fense. Truly a marvelous organ which we can not llve wit rout. The skin, with few Interrupt Ions. covers our entire body, providing many . vital services. The earth, our home. · also has a "skin" - a complex . covering with which wr very : survival is very much depen~nt. • This "skin" Is the soil , and llllCh like our human skin, the soil covers : With few lnteruptlons, the entire · surface of the earth. Also. like tiM! · )Iuman skin, the soli Is a t hln · covering and though able to rel€'W · itself when damaged, ooes so at a - much slower rate than ooes the : truman counterpart. · _ Man 's survival In the stnrt run is : based upon his ablllty to find food, 4 wheel drive, tutone gold & white. tan cloth interior. 305 V.S engine. auto . water. and shelter. For man as a species to survive the long haul, he overdrive lrans.. air cond .. till wheel. cruise control. de~y wtper>. }Xlwer also needed a mate. The soli wirdows, }Xlwer door locks, AM-FM stereo. }XlWer te<Jr window, rally w hee~. beneath our feet figures prom!radial tires. locking rear differential. all gauges, clock. heal)' duty trati!ring : nently In providing all ri tl>i'se package, plus much morel ' necessities of life. Quite simply LOADED WITH EQUIPMENT! stated. life as we row know It couldn 't exist wltlDut soli. It ls as necessary as the sun. rains, or the air we breath. The early Greeks, from wtnm much of wr present knowledge and civilization Is based, recognized tre importance of tre soil. They believed all Ufe was a combination of four basic elements. The four basic elemen ts were: fire. air, tlon between 2: :.l and 4: 00 p.m. at long way off, but present lnforrna· ilr 23 years. Several of the groups In the Grace United Methodlllt Church tlon suggests supplies sln)Uarto tast which Mr. Carter worked with wUI In Gallipolis. year. All this coupled with the Dairy be sponsortng the Informal recepTermination Program makes price very unpredictable. For tre home la..n! One Insect fre')uently responsible for brown ing of grasses Is the grubworrn . Grubs CNerwlnter as larvae and by mw trey are up In position to feed rn grass roots. By late May and In .June, these same grubs wlll pupate and emerge as adults, some as The Timberland~ boat shoe has along.Japanese Beetles. Grub control Is wearing, non-slip, s~u~gee design, white not easy. Pesticides are often tled Vibram® sole; silicone-impregnated waterproof up In a thatch layer. To get good mntrol, the Insec ticide must reach leath<r uppm that stay soft and supple; solid the soiL brass eyelets that won't rust, and tough nylon The first step In grub control is to stitching. lt 1s built to give you maximum examine the turf and make sure the perfonnance. larvae are present. Yoll can do this You expect the most from your boat; don't by cutting a flap on three sides and settle for anything less from y(>ur boat shoes. rolling it back. When you find five or more gru bs per square foot, · mrnmdwonm. - . "Jfa "' trea tmen t Is probably needed. Insecticides are ineffective against Ihe pupae , so treatment oow Is limely. Materials to apply Include Oftanol, Dlazinon, Bendlocarb, Dylox or Proxol. Milky spore, Mocap and Ethoprop are for .Japanese Beetles only· Mark your calendar for Sunday, May 18, to stop at a special reception In tnnor of Bryson R 1 ' 1 Bud) Ca rter. Bud recently as. su med the responsibility of Distrtct JOO Seeond A.•e. Extension Farm Management Spe-:;n, _in /VJ. LalayelleMall · cialist alter serving as a County V IlL !lJI'I6t '-"''I' Gallipolis. 0 . Extension Agent In Gallla County AT THAT WELL AS , "'1 "- ~ACATION Tl E ~~CHRYSLER ~ CORPORATION AND 48 or 60 Month Financ.ing Was sn,90000 Now Just $1 0,900UUI· OFFERS 6.8°/o OR Sl .,OOO CASH BACK FULL SIZE VANS 1.1--0$ tl The Shoetafe ·IS HERE••••••• SILVERADO BLAZER p.m College r« ................. .........................IUl-1:20 p.m. Ftlnesrswlm 6-8 p.m. Col)ege swim May H--911 p.m. Collegerec ...................................... 7:1:>!1:15 a.m. Early bird swtm 12:ll-I::P p.m. runess swim May~ p.m. College rec. ... ................ ...... .............. ....... ~:::!: ~= May 16-&1 p.m. Open rec .................... ................... 7:1:>!1:15 a.m. Early bird swtm 12:ll-t::Jl p.m. ~....,swim H p.m. Open swim May 17-1·3 p.m. Open""'· ................................... ...................... 1-J p.m. Open swim May and = WAGONS May 18-CkJoedJRed-Witlte bulc<!tball fiiime - .............. ..................................... Closed * * 'l'RA11E IN * FOR r===:~:p:.m:.:Coii="R"=='""=··=···=···=···=···=··=···=···=···=-·=···=···:::···=·· =···=···=···=···=·· =·&a=p.:::m:::.O>::::U<f<":=':::wt:::m~ Dodge Caravans and Plym~uth Voyagers Excluded From Pfogram 6.8°/o Now is the time to trade in your old mower for a new Ariens 8 hp ridet -a high performance model which features: • Durable 8 hp engine • 30" Flex-N -Float mower deck . INTERIOR EASYLIVING EASYLIVING EASY LIVING EASYLIVING EASYUVING Optional bauer obowu. WEATHERBEATER WEATHERBEATER WEATHERBEATER WEATHERBEATER WEATHERBEATER WEATHERBEATER . . . . . . . . . lii-A4cnnl Ntall ptt"., $0000, 10 RAT I 0 SA nN I 0 SEMI-GLOSS SOFT CEILING BRIGHT WHITE CEILING 10 FLAT 10 LOW lUSTER 10 SAnN 10 SEMI-GlOSS IS RAT 15 SAnN WEATHERBEATER LATEX WEATHERBEATER OIL RIDENOUR SUPPLY 011518 915·3301 REGULAR '15.99 $16.99 '17.99 '15.99 '16.99 NOW $999 GAL. S1Q99 GAL S1199 GAL $999 GAL Sl Q99 GAL. S16.99 '17 .99 S19.99 S19.99 S22.99 S24.99 S9 99 GAL. S1099 GAL $1299 GAL S1299 GAL Sl$99 GAL S1699 GAL SJ2.99 '16.99 S1Q99 GAL $1399 GAL EXTERIOR EXTERIOR PRIMER ;rHE EASY CHOICE FOB TOUGH CUSTOMERS. - ... * SAVE S6 to $8 America's Best Selling quality one coat latex paints • Bagger-Vac TM Collection System vacuums up to 3.9 bushels of grass clippings and leaves • 6 forward speeds and reverse • Wide, pneumatic tires • Local service and parts . • Electric start ,.,.............. tee~ ON DODGE OMNI or PLYMOUTH HORIZON where your · deed, auto Iitle, Do ·YOU know lENS. ' ,.,1,903. Farm flashes The Sunday Tlmes-Sentinei-Page-C·7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. lPIIING PAINT SALE aooe<~ :Scioto Downs reilults • :; coqJMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - Hey ;Daddy showed flashes of past glory 'Friday night as she won the :reatured pace for !iDles and mares :it Scioto Downs. : Bill Long Jr. steered the seven'year-old over the mile In 1:59 3-5, 'I!Quallng her ll!etlme best that she •ran two years ago at Scioto Downs. I) was the second straight win tor :Hey Daddy, as she beat out Cookes Oream by a nose. Rose Cress was :third. : Uttte Reindeer, who went off at :u-1 In the fifth race, posted his 9ec0nd straight victory. Mac's Crash and W.R. Time finished st!cond and third as theS.l.J tr!fecta combination returned $5,125.ro. The crowd of 5,61i0 wagered PhU Nlekro gave up eight hits and Allen (0~. 7.11) . In the series finale (2-2, 2.~) Is tD face.Rich Dotson (lone run In seven and one- third .S..=nda~Y:c_:C:::lev:.:..::el:and:::..:'s:_:'I1,:om::::Can=dl=o:::tt::l_ __:3.:.,6_.62___:_)· - - - - - - - Innings before leaving In a 3-1 game r with the tying run at first base. Ernie Camacho shut the White Sox do~min the eighth, but walked Wayne Tolleson and gave up a single to Baines to start the ninth .. Rookie Scott Balles got two outs, but also ylel~d singles to Fisk and Reid Nichols. Hulelt t!En singled home two runs off the third Indian pltcher of the Inning, Rich Yeti. . "Carlton (Fisk) !)ad two strikes on him, Nichols had two strikes on hlm and Hulett had two strikes on him," La Russa said. "That was outstanding." Nelson, 2-1, finished for the White Sox, ending Cleveland's klngest winning streak since 1982. Balles, 4-2, took the loss. "AU night long, I was Impressed with the crowd," La Russa. said. Tile game was over and they gave the team a standing ovation. They (the Indians) deserve it." TI!e·Whlte Sox' first run came In the !lfth Inning when Ozzle Guillen singled, moved 1D second on Joel Skinner's bunt and scored oo Jotm Cangelosi's base hit. Mel Hall doubled In the second Inning, and then scored after Tony Bernazard's single got by Cangelosi In center. Pat Tabler singled In Joe Carter In the !lith Inning, and Andre Thornton ooubled home Carter In the seventh. Nlekro, who remained at 2-2, had Ill complaints about manager Pat Corrales' decision to go to the bullpen. "He made the <ti'clslon. I had given up two hits," Nlekro said. "Managers make decisions and we won 10 In a rowwlthhisdeclslons." The Indians fell three games stnrt oltylngtheclubrecordof131n a row, set in 1942 and equaled In 1954. "It 's just one of those things,'' Carter said. "They came through and we were one run short." Cleveland's Pat Tabler, 24 for 38 lifetime with the bases loaded, grounded out with bases full In the !lrst Inning. The Indians have drawn 190, 7&'l through 12 games, compared to 138,!m last year. Ken Schrom (3-1, 3.55 ERA) goes for the Indians today against Nell Dlle-G,.,-m I'OCII May 11-1.2-3 p.m. Open rec................................................. ...... .12-3 p.m. Open swtm 6-8 p.m. College rec ... , ................................................. &-8 p.m. College swim ~ay 12-Ciosed .......................................................... 7 : 1~~lj.~ /~mp.~~~ ; . ATHENS- Chillicothe built up a .; 1>-1 advantage, then held oft the ;• Gaillpolis Blue Angels to post a &4 O: Oass AM Sectional Tournament ; : softball victory Friday evening. : · GAHS had the bases loaded after .: scoring three Urnes In the seventh , • ' and final Inning before the Cavs : :snuffed out the GaUlpolls comeback ~: season Knl&ht. NY Hrmlz.NY Call!I"CC, Oak Mltwaulft at CaUromla Boston at Oakland 1.1 n 10 XI II 9 ....... SF Obidll. Atl NIIIOflll LPII\K' - Brooks and Dawson, Mil, Mui'Ji!Y, AtlandManhlD, LA 7; Kn-Ill and Strawberry, NY aBd ParRr. Cln 6. Kal\5115 City at BaltlmO~ !)(>troll at MlnrJi>9ola NPW York ar TeK&s. 2 11<rwatrr lr<.Y.NLI Columbus tNV -ALt Rochf'Sttr !Ba ll Sy ltK'\1$(' tl'or I Malnf' 1Ck>1 To~ 1Min1 ~ 1<1 19 36 .3t.'l 2t 9Ul 31 .lll 2t • l2 29 J:li ll77825.32!! Zl 'N L'UI 3M 23 1118Z9 .3'l.i! Zl:fr1J6211.3'll :& 1111 lil .322 Brooks. Mil Schmdt, Pbl Jacoby, av Q-llftn, 0111 16, CaiiJomla 5 - IBaMI on 3.1 plalf- ippl"&l'&fl(ft x M. d lan'ft Hid\ tram has ~1 . N...... Lt~~Pt I ab r II pet. Rly.Pitt ~ 102 lHO .392 Gwynn. SO 281lli 1HO Je Dlwtn. Mtl 16 If Sl3 - IalLI Texas KC <llk'~ - ~SMwnO'Male'Y . Leaden ......,.,. I.OAGtJE Dl1rolt Btmr Toro nro .-.. N11!w Enpnd - S!ped 1LX trw apntl: ufetlrl Guy ~rl! •nd Mike c..-. wide l'«!etvft'G«l~F O..mwtll, p!Ttll!r Jot.. Fabe')l, ~fenllvll! laCkle- Mlkt Herq and """"'"'· San Dk'ftO II Cll!ci,IO Mlwk'r Rot! YOWII to I'MI6a hilldlllanNpm~.•aon­ malell n.em~lem- DrN Fll!-f'I\IIOn. Cltw-ianl.1 - RioiNifd award AMy CinrlMilllal N_. York Los 1\ngt'o!f'S at Montreal Houston at Plttshlrytl Phllalt'lphla at Atlantll San rranc~sro at st. Louis lb;lon SQ,Itbml CII-AIOWfd bUIEtltll playil!r OIIUR'O (MISLI - Slaned pllal!epl'r llouston 3. Pill~ 2 S.n Francboo 2, St Louis 1. 10 IIU!lnp l\'Y Cl\•ind ._ 111~- SCOOp St.lnllc to 1 2· )'l'&f amnct: w•IVed Scol1y Spouldlna ond l>rwanl Ptlllldl'lptlla 7, AUan la 6 N-· \ 'O!"k 1. ChU.nnarl I .... ,.._Silo Sl. , _ - ...... Bom. 1t1 tlrsfoi'CIUid ci'Dft In 11t1r rt~~larpt&.-of JM&IU)"I lhft, lnd ...... bbl kl JolaOO etty (Tn..l <itbProotiP~h- BY RICH EXNER CLEVELAND (UPil -Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa promised to move ·Carlton Fisk trom leltfleld back to catclk>r, but he didn't say lt would be so quick. White Sox VIa> President Ken Harrelson annoUIICEd ·Friday m>mlng tbat LaRussa would remain as manager, ending s~latlon tbat Billy Martin would he hired. Harreillon also gave LaRussa more freedom to make his own decisions, which meant that Fisk would go behind the plate. Alter pinch-hitting for catchers Joel Skinner and Marc Hill in Chicago's 4.J victory over Cleveland Frklay night, La Russa sent Fisk behind -the plate for the first time slna> Oct. 3, 1985. "They (teammates) had to point where home plate was," Fisk said. "I was uslngeveryoneelse'sgear." It worked. White Sox pitcher Gene Nelson retired the Indians In order, ending Chicago's six· game losing streak and Cleveland's 10game winning streak. "He (Fisk) received a lot of advice before the ninth," La Russa said. Tim Hulett's grounder up the middle with two strikes and two outs In the top of the ninth Inning gave Fisk the chance to go hehlnd the plate. Harold Baines and Fisk scored on the single, putting the White Sox In · front 4.J and silencing a crowd of 48,146. "It's nice to get a win," Hulett said. "We've come back several times In the tast week and just couldn't get the job done." May 11, 1986 For thl Oo· ~ ·Yo.nellet' f« oni-Qlll reds. e1 SA-1 one-<t;wd ~ mu111 tMr l(lpkod u dol..c\10 Moll merchondise avatlable 101 piell-up withtn a few d.av~ S,LVER IlliDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-2770 insurance policy, birth certificate and other ·important papers are? 8.8°/oy ON All. OTHER CHRYSLER DODv....., PLYMOUTH CARS You would if you had a Safe Deposit Box from C8tS Bank. See The Ood1e 8og1..... ( The C&S Bank has Safe Derosit Boxes . ava ilable at 25 Court Street and Silver Bridge Plaza. Get all of your important papers and documents together, then come to The C&S Bank for your Safe Deposit Box . ~ CARROLL NORRIS C8rS -Bank S•l ~ •l•c: ti an guartn!Hd or your rnoner OK* ! S..ta, Roebuck lnf Ca .. JNfli OR SSOO CASH BACK . 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza NORTHUP DALLA$ TOMMY WEBER SPRAGUE r CARROLL NORRIS DODG~ inc. YOUR CHRYSLER-DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER The Commercial& Savings Bank Spring Valley MIKE 446-0142 Member FDIC 300 THIRD AVE. GALliPOLIS .~--------------------.---~ ' �Page...:.c.a-The Sunday Times-Sentinel w. Va. Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaSMt, May 11, 1986 USDA announces 1986 marketing quotas for flue-cured burley tobacco GALUPOLIS - Ttl' US IR· of Agrlcutture · iooay partment Issued Ill' national marketing 1986 quotas for flu~uned and borley tobaccos of 727 rnlllion jXlunds and 493 million JXlUnds, respectr;ely. Both are 6 peret>nt below ttl' 1985 quotas. According to Secretary of Agr iculture Rich ar d E · Lyng, t'"' "" quotas are~ maximum permit · ted under Ia" . Lyng said that 19Ri-crop fluecured .markets are estimated to have ext'l't'ded undermarketlng by 35 million quota jX)Unds~bo making ttl' l986 effective t mill! 692 pJunds or mllli u nd be on . 66 on JXlu s low the 1985 effective quota : Bll'ley marketings are estimated to have exceeded undermarketlngs by 30 mmlo.n pJunds, making tlr 1986 effective quota about 463 million ""Unds, or ~ .' ' rnllllon pounds below the 1985 effective quota . Under Ill' tobacco program, farmers who produce more than their quota of tobacco 1n one ~ar must "undermarket" the amOunt ._ foll of the OV erage tu" owtng year. MYSTERY FARM - This week's OQ'slery fann. featured by the Gallla SoU and Water Cooservatlon District, is located somewhere in Gallla County. Individuals wfih~Dg to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the lann'sowner. Just mall, or drop oH your guess to the Gallipolis Tribune, 82S Third Ave., Glllllpo&, Ohio, 41M131, or the DaUy Sentinel, Ill Coort st., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45'lll9, and you can win a $5 cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing {',o. Leave your name, address Md Accordin g to Lyng, undert ll' new amendments to the Agricultural Act of 1938, enacted April 7, flu~ured and burley quotas for 1986 that were prevwmsly an nounced are Invalid Quotas no~ have to be based 011 ihree factors· Intended purchases by clgarett~ manufacturers: average annual ex pJrts for the 3 preceding years: and the amount of tobacco needed 10 attain reserve stock levels However fo r both kinds of tobacco the total of the three • components - adding up to 692 !il r-..5...90. 0 Iey tobacco Is grown In Indiana. Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, SOt'l T~nnessee , VIrginia and West VIrginia. UNDERCLASSMEN - These are the Meigs Local School DL<trict llCademic hooorees lrom the lower gradelev••1• honored Thursday night. They are,lronl, from IPft , .Ja•on Eblin, .Jason Witherell, Tbruny Vance, Tr enton Clel!md, ,Ja""" Re:vmlds: second TREATED DECK WMBER Silt 8' 2"x4" 1.79 3.19 2'x6' 10' - 12' II35·1G-99J TREATED DECK PACKAGE (eatiJ3"x5"x8' Treated each 1311-90) 6' Green Grass 2!! ll3GI6"x6"x8' Dipped Tla ..... 68.! Turf Carpel .. ... .. ...... ... ... .. . @41-llt I 60 Pound Bag COIICI'III Solid and Semi- Tran~_!fent 1984 CHEVROLET S-10 . TRUCK WOOD STAIN ~n Durango Package, 2.8 liter V-6 engine, aUto. overdrive trans.. PS & PB,air rond .. AM·FM cassette stereo, S!Xlrt wheels, raised white letter rad~i tires cloth interior, sliding rear window, aluminum topper with sliling window. chrome bu~rs & 100re. JUST 34,500 MIL£5! LOAO£D & SHARP! $6 1~~ lop rails , 4 tine posts and hardware. Fillings aocomp;~~y ing ::~. ~lo~e.r~ng 4~ and additional Iabrie extra Minimum order: 50' minimum . 2 Gallon 1151·211) IUt -IHI) 6'x8' Section #1 Grade 2 Rail TIXtla or Glebl AnarYiill 1-.;:;~ AI. 48" h~ galvanized steel Section includes: 50' ol labrir., 5 2 Galion J MIX . . . . CHAit UNK TW•' PIC FENCE II:.QQ Slocklde Ynr Cllllct ....... ~ Fe• ... ..... 178;! Ei\S'IERN- Pictured with their awardl received 'lbur.<day nlghl. at the Meigs Coomy Academic Banquet are lhe!Je Easlem District students: seated, frono tell, ,Jaime Wllson, Amy WeD, Wend;y Koch, Spill Rail fiiiCI . ...... !J8.! -.FI;,;,;N~A-NC;,;I;.;,NG;...-...;;5.;.;.9;.;0/.;.o.;.;FI;;N;;AN;.;.C~IN;.;,G;...-..;.5.;.;,9.;;%;_F;.;,IN;;A.;;,N;.;C.;;,IN;.;G.--. ~ ~ 5. 9°/o APR INTEREST RATES ~ ~ 130 1·!19) 6' Pre·Cut Electronic BUGKIWR 15 wan 198.! 1614-291 IJ A AI. 198!! Easy to assemble. \J"t-.;;1 PANB.S 68.! 2'x8' 1115-151 4'x8' 1115-7!1 1~ ~ • oO ~ D IUI·IO) Hardwood & Wr21!2h1 Iron ::!! PAHKBENCH 598!! IP' • It\ Chevrolet Chevettes -1 S to choose from "'I z "u zc Chevrolet S-1 0 Pickups -12 in stock ...z z Oldsmobile Delta 88 -13 in stock -... z "Phifer" Gray • RBERGL.ASS oO ~ SCREENING D . NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! "'z a I WITH LOW INTEREST RATES AND .THE • "' "u-z BIGGEST SELECITON EVER ::J! z ... c YOU CAN'T LOSE! z .z.. z oO -. 0 ~ D IP' • "' c.SiiiJiiiNn &; GIUU PICNIC TABLE 1634-t5) 40 wan 1135·511 SE·EUS NOW -az n I 42" Hu~2er Classic, Jr. 1430·301 35~ . 36" wide CBUNGFAN .... 5 -1 - - wlltl lirftllllinll - Deluxe · .. ........... WOOD 4884 ~~a2er CBUNG FAN .... 52" 2 ·~ 24" wide 1644-03) 4 •. " 14SO·rll TRUSS BARN 11~7·1~·11) each h8 . . . Clll - : AIIBII·II), IIIMH5) 8111111 1 - AIIMI·II), 111M3-It) 1137·!1·!19) B'x 12' 26ft84 ~ ""' 36014 ~ "" DELIVERY AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE RATES Nol responlble tor 1ypegrlpltltlllrrora. We renrvt lite riiM to limit qu1nlili111M cerrect tuccurttl prleu 11 pa1111 11 ,urchiSI. ~LUMBER & HOME CENTER CATLETTSBURG, KY 606·739·4121 MILTON,WV 304· 7 43·9484 =-cJ ~WE ACCEPT CHECKS GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV 304·675·4584 HUNTINGTON, WV 304· 736·8484 Sherrl Wolfe, Andrew Woll~. Julie RIIOe: stu1din~ . from left, Renee Kaylor. Larls!ia l,on~. Li'a Henderoon, Gen<' Jatobs. ,John Ulcc. SOI!TIIERN - Southern Local homrees at the second annulll M~lg> County Schools Academic l~wquel pictured are, front, from left, Michael McKelvey, .Joson Amott. Rachael Hensler, David Jhle, datiley SmMh, Joshua Codner, JOlly Hayes; standing, !rom left, Brenda Zirkle, Kathy Dtle, Heather Shuler, Scott McPhail, Dixie Dugan, Kelley Grueser, Ryan OHver and Todd Adai"M. Academic award banquet fetes 61 Meigs County scholars. POMEROY - About 2.'i0 rrslJ<·n ts were. on hand for the Sf'COnd Jnn~a l Me1gs O mnty SchooLs Aca· ~m1c Banquet held Thursday •light ~I Meigs High School. 1Jur111g the evening, 61 students Wtll 'f' presented awards for out· ; •andl n g academic ~ - Melanie Beegle, Eddie Crooks. Nancy Baker and Heida Caruthers. 2.59 ..I- 3:29 3.99 4.59 0 It\ row, !rom left, Denise Shenelleld, Burnem, Ml9ty Butcher, Shayne Aspin, Barbara Anderson, Bobby Lee Vance; third, lrom left, Krl<itln King, 8'x10' The .Lowest In Glt1AC History "' z c z z Now Available To . .-.. z -"'az Qualified Buyers IP' • left, Marjorie Baker, Shannon Slavin, Kevin Victor I!Jng, David Beegle; standing, from left, Carol Smith. Mellsoa Prbnmer, Laura Smith, .Judy Mowery. Llnd&Ciptl Tlllblra.. .. .... "uz- ~ 0 .. tiPPER - Some ol the Meigs Local upper p-ade students honored at iast night's academic banquet ou-e pictured with tlieir aw"""'. 'Ibey are front, from W"'-tRIIII'I 0 ~ May 11. 1986 Over the next few rmntffi, l hope to be able to reveal a few of the many !unctions of the soil which we take advantage of dally bot probably were not aware. Also I wUI attempt to explain some of ttl' characteristics d soils and IDw they effect us. One final endeavor wlll be to ex pi ain the t:UTJXlSe oft he soil surveys which are ongoing In Meigs. Gallla. VInton and Lawrenre Counties. We wlli dlscu ss ttl' value ol soU surveys and how trey are made. Aiioo ; Local . ------------------ ' ' •Continued from C-7 all the complex operatiOns and !unctions of the human skin. The same 1s true with 90 II · we have recently found some suootl· tutes to useforsoU butt hey pe-form only an extremely Hmited number of the soils many fUnctiOns. We have no suootttuteforthe sciU- tt Is ba 1 ~ a s c resource we canno1 UJ without. It must be preserved if mankind is to ronttnue progress. Life without soil would be virtually, II not totally, Impossible. telephone nember with your card or letter. No telephone calls wnt he awepted. All contest entries should he tumed in to the newspaper ~flee by 4 p.m. ench Wednesday.Jn caseofatie, the individual whose leUer ha<; the earnest postmark will he declared the winner. Next week, a Meigs County fann wm he featured by the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District. Last week's Meigs mystery fann belonged to Thoma<! Thels!i, Rt. 124. Ohio Angus field . . .~~·~iiiliiijip;,.;;p;;;;p;;;;; day set for July 5 GALLIPOLIS - All Angus breeders and friends are lnvltw to artrnd ttl' 1986 Ohio Angus Assoda· tlon Field Day set llr July 5. It wlll be held at Jim Rentz' Creek Side Farm near Chickasaw. An Interesting and Informative agenda Is planned for the day bng event. Registration and a toordtll' Creek Side Angus herd is scheduled from !0:30a.m. until 12 noon. Lunch along with entertainment during the meal wtll follow. The program wllt begin at 1:00 p.m. Larry Cotton of Premier Beef, Howell, Michigan, wlll talk about "Marketing Show Cattle" and Henry Bergfeld <1 SJmmltcrest Farms, Summltvllle, Ohio, wlll talk on " Marketing Performanre Cat· •Je." Dick Spader, executive vtce president for the American Angus Association. wUI speak to the group about association programs avalla· ble to ttl' membership. An Angus Olympics is planned alter the program from 2:30 p.m. until 3: 30 p.m. For more information about Ill' field day, contact Jim Rentz, O'IPk Side Farm, P .O. Box 00, OJidwater, Ohio 45828, or phone 4191Jl78-2719 . · · million jXlunds for flue-cured and 4~ million jXlunds forborley _plus the 3 percent dlscretklnary adjustrnent reserved for ttl' ~retary came to 1e tha II' ' permitted byst n~ quotas the 1985 t aw, or, percent of Th 1 o~~o astlo . aJ e ,., na "" Isaverage allot· rnent for flue-cured liS 510 acr down from the 1985 aJI~tment ~ 389 ,643 acres. Nolle howl Ill' 1986 and allo~s s 1 r:;gl dl ld tqfuotas .m~lnedssoon r n v ua arms 1111l be ma1 to producers by county ASCS Committees. Flue-cuned Is grown in Alabama, Florida, Georgla, North Carolina, &Juth Carolina and VIrginia. Bur· . . . D; 'Wimts- itntin:el S e.ct1on . C~<'<'Omplishment . Th<· banquet honored the top fourth and sixth grader in each building of the county, the top three pera·n l of eighth and lOth graders in th<· junior high schools and the to~ fi\'P percent of seniors. Foorth, · •ixlh and eighth graders were prt•s<'nted trophies and lOth and 12th graders received trophk>s. Pn'St•ntlng the awards on behalf ol tlw Meigs County Board of Educa· tiQn which stages the banquet, was Ha 1uld Roush, board president. Hie hard Roberts. Easterp Local <UIX'Jintendent; Dan Morris, Meigs ! JX·at superintendent: and Bobby J Ol'd, Southern superintendent. rrcognlzed the outstanding schoias· ti<' sludents, with Meigs Coonty SuJ>"rlntendent John D. Riebel Sr., .~,· in g the welcome. Introductions wr·n · by John Costanzo, county '''"rnrntarv school supervisor. Awards in the 'Eastern Local . l~ < lr wt went to Jolll Rirr, Gene JaLui.>S. Lisa Henderson , Sl'l'liors; ·Mar atyn Barton, Marissa Long, Ht•ne<> Kaylor, lOth graders: Greta Hiffle. Elizabeth Bryant, eighth gr"df'rS, Julie RIHle, sixth grade; · An<b·f'W Wolfe, fourth grade, Ches· : IPJ f.lmumtary; Sherri Wolfe, sixth . grade: Wendy Rach, fourth grade, Rlvr•rvlew Elementary: Amy Well , sll< th grade; Jaime Wilson. fourth ·g, a tiP, T upp ers Plains EIPmmlary. Thr awards ror the Meigs Local District went to Kenda Donahue, Christopher Kennedy, Judy MowN) , Laura Smith, Melissa Pr illimer, Gina Follrod, Darren Ha.'·""· Carol Smith, seniors; David Elf:"o'l!l" Michael Bartrurn, Kevin Vic"" King. Shllnnon Slavin, Ver· man a Thomas, Marjorie Baker, Donlla Pooler, lOth graders: Me· Janie BPegle, Eddie Crooks, Leah DanieLs, Kristin King, Nanty BakN . Held! Caruthers, eighth gradrrs: Robby Wyatt , slxlhgrade, Bradbury; Bobby Lee Van<r, sixth grade: Timmy Vanre, fourth grade, HarrlsonvUie Elementary; Jason Eblin, foutth grade, Middle· JXll1 Elementary; Barbara Ander· ~n . slxih grade; Trenton Cleland, lourl h grade, Pomeroy Elemen· tary: .Jason Reyoolds, sixth grade: l..o"l Rurnem, fourth l!l'ade, Ru· Uand E lementary; Shayne Aspln , sixth grade; DenLs Shenefield, fourlh grade, Salem Cenler Ele· rnentary; Misty Butcher, sixth grade: Jason Wlltl>rPii. fourth grade, Salisbtny EIC'mrnt ar:.: Southern Local LJistrirt """ dernlc awanl wlnn<' rs W<'r" Tutti Adams, Ryan Oliver . l<rtlr\" Grursc< , llixi< • IJug,UJ . -.·nin•' Scott McPha U. Hcat.herShuler. IOth !!' wlr1~: K.1 thy !hie. Brenda Zlr· kl e, right h graders: Jody Hayes, <L"h grade, Letart Falls Elemen· tary: .los hll ,< C01!ncr, sixth grade; Jamey Smith, fourth grade, Por· tland Elementary; David Ihle, sixt h grade; Rachael Hensler, fourth grade, Racine Elementary; Jason Arnotl , sixth grade; Michael McKelvey, fourth grade, Sy racuse Elementary. Invocation was by John Dudd!n· g,and the pledge to the Oag --:as I~ by Kelley Grueser. Dean CJTcle s Catering of GallijXJILs catered the dinner. Mason voter's face school board, county races POINT PLEASANT - Voters In Mason Cou nty wUI go to thE' jXJlls Tuesday In the West VIrginia primary to select loca l and legisla· live candidates for 1he November ~lection . The primary wtll include ell'Ct ion of two members to ttl' Mason County Board of Educallon. Among the five candida tes Sl'f'k· ing the school board posts are 1wo incumbents, Harry L. Siders of Gallipolis Ferry and BUI Wit hers of Ashton. Challengers ror I hose sea ts are Ronald Devrlck of Gallipolis Ferry, Chester Pyatfof Mason and Olston 0 . "Nick" Wright of Mason. In the county races, only one race on each ticket Is up in the air. The Democratic race ror county cum · mission· is a five-way toss up, with Incumbent Michael E. Whalen of Gallipolis police investigate theft GALLIPOLIS - Th<' theft of a gun from the horne of Ron Roble. 42 VInton Ave., was repo<1ed to city jXllice Friday. Robie informed officers the gun was taken <ernetlme late Thu rsday night or early Friday. Cited by jXllice werr Jeff Roach. 19, no address listed, '"sault : Shirley R. Goodman, 21, Point Pleasant , bad checks; Jeffrey C. Lawler, ~. Gallipolis, stop sign ; Jackie A. Glassburn, 19. Rt . I. Ga llipolis, squealing tlres; Ma rtin K. WUllams, 23, 126 \7 Third Ave., domesllc violence. JaUed by the Gallla County Sheriff's Department for domestic violence .was David J . Mooney, 1,8. Rt . 2, Crown City. HORSEPOWER - Wilen it came time for ftnlll spring planting, BW Pullins of Alfred fell It was time to gel to "original" horsepower and hitched up·hfs team of Dan and Tom to drUl OBis. · Point Pleasa nt facin g OjliXJSi l ion roo thr nominat ion from Hogr< Monroe Hughart nf Point I'IPasanl, Thomas " fucker"' Mayf's of Mason. Keilll Biggs of Point Plea"'"' ami Donne< l;rren ~ of Le1Hrt . On the Republican tick<'l . 1\"a.' "'' Austin or Point Pleasan t and Va ri Keefer of lRta rt arc Sl~'k in g ''"' oominalion fot commlssiolll ·! . Point Pl('asanl Mn,v nr .linlm\ Joe Wedge is lh<' single Hrpnbl iran SK-klng I~ nomination tu op~ 1<.i f ' incumbenl ("ounf y r trrk JOSflJ I!:n<' " Tommy " HanB nf [)pmocral. Ham-s a!so 1rt ~n· 1 <I l af'( '~ no uppn<;lt ion ill till' IJI'ir nary. "1 he tonr ca ndidate for drt'Uit r lrrk is inrumlrnt Miles S. Epling ot !'oint Pleasant. a Republican. l·:ight candida tes are swking the !X'mocra t ic mm inm ion fort ll' 121h Hnuse of Delega tes sro1 - incum· bent s ,Patricia Whit e of Poca, James C"'"'. of Point Pleasant and ll<>borah F . Phillips of HUJTicane. Opp:Jsing <hem arc William J i\rt rip ot Sou thside . 0 1ar les H. Da mron of lL'On. ,Joan McCallister of Win field .lf' ffrcv M. Burde tte of C'ul lodrn - a;HI Cl<'tis L. (;arton of Republican hopefu ~ for the 12t.h House seat are tncumbenl John H Reed Ill of Hurricane, Mike Hall of Pliny, P.E. "Red" McDermitt of Point Pleasant, Jeanette Oxley of Hurrican e and Richard Parton of Nitro. The district includes Mason Cou nty with the exception ol old Union District, all of Putnam County and parts of Jackson and Lincoln counties. ' In the lith House District, which includes old Union DLstrict, Republican candidates are lncurnb>nt W.F. Carmichael of Ripley and James Waybright of Sandyvi lle. !Rmocratlc candidates are Arnold E. Cooper of Sandyville, Michael T. Kubina ol Ripley and Ginny Starcher of Ripley . State Sen. Osll'l B. Craigo, D-Hurrlcane. Is running unopposed for re-election In the Fourth Senatorial DLstrict, comprLsed of Mason, Jacleyln. Putnam and Roane counties and a jXlrt ion of Calhoun County. Seeking the GOP nomination are Judson D. McCor· mlck of Red House and Patricia 1. · Melarvie ol Spencer. Jl uJrlcan( '. Gallia County couples seek marriage licenses GALl. !POLIS - Thr following couples have fil f'd for marn age licenses in Ga!lia County Prob11 11· Cour1 . Michae1 Todd81'aver.2l.F:u rPka Star Houtr. sa irs c trrk . amii .1Y"i A. Mu1-ray. :!0. Eureka Star l{uu lr. assistant" Vaughn Ho< o.,IJ. ;i>. \'in ton . rell rrrt . and Naomi Skidmore. 71, Rldwrll , rustndian: C.O. Handy, :1:>. R1 2. \" ini on . 1nwk driver. and !I nita 1.. Armstmng, .12. Rl. 2. Vinton , unemplovrd: Kennelh R. Whrf'ler. 61, 111. J. Cheshire, Gavin plant rmpiO\C<', and Marlene C. .lnlin"'n, on. t :alliJXllis. hospilal I . aide; Steven A. Holmes, 19, Rt. 2, Ga Uipolis, U.S. Air Force, and Pamela S. Johnson, 17, Rt . I, Bidwell , student; Timothy J . Arney, 22. Rt. 2. Vinton. workshop coordinator, andDebraD .Johnson. 29, >5<1 Jay Drive. secretary: Brian 1. D. Hall. 19. Rl. I. Gallipol is. bo~:, man, and Brenda S. Goucher. 18, Rt . l, Gallipolis. student ; Datrl May Jr , 24, Rl. 1. Bidwell, unemployed , and Kimber!;· J . Worch, 20. Rt. 1, Bidwell. Big Let s employe<>: LeRoy McCov . 49 , Rt.3. Bidwell. disabled, and Katie L. Hoffman, 45, Rt . 3, Bidwell, bookkl'<'per: .Ja mf's C. Corner Jr., 37, Rl. 2, Gallipolis. Ironwor ker. and Linda A. Miller. 37, Rt. 2, Gallipo lis, accounting clerk : Nathaniel D. Rile. 24. Olt'Shi re . sawmill empto.vce. and Mat:> E. Nelson, 18. 42 Mill Crer>k Road. ~ tudent ; Rober! C. Roush, 45. !i~ Spring Valley Drive, cenl ra llzcd plant rnaintrnanrr, and Paula L. Boldman. :i:!l Spring Vall<'}' Drive. cost accountant : Larry D. Spaulding, 23. Pal;fS. kala, shipping. and Truncd a K Bragg, 22, Rt. 2. Vinton, at home: Mich ae l D. Daines. 21. Rl. 1, Cro"n City, mechanic. and Sherry E. Green, 20 , Rl 2, Crown Cit y. dispatcher: Preston F.K. CoughPn· oorJr., 23, Rt .-1. Gallipolis, acmunt representat iV<'. and &!san L. Roush, 23, Rt. I. Ga!Upolls, nu rse: Gor<bn E. Roth.:.>, Rt . l, Oleshire, matntenan<r. Ohio Valley E lectric · Corp., and Ruth Ann McMahon, 46, · 001 Third A\·e .. pian t riCI' k~ ThO· mas L. Ross. 22. Rt. 4, Oak Hill, , unemployed, and Pa«y JanP Woods, 21. Rt. 4, O.ik Hill ,: unemployed . ·~ �... '-. .. . . .. . . . ' ., Pig a D-2-The Sunday Tunes-Sentinel May 11. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Goodyear lists quarterly loss Tribune -: 446-2342 I D. Paul Davies Dr. J. Craig Strafford C & S shareholders elect board chairman GALLIPOLIS - D. Paul Davies was elected board chairman and Dr. J. Craig Stratford was appointed a member or tbe board of directors~ tbe Gallipolis Commercial & Savings Bank durtng tbe financial Institution's recent annual shareholders meeting. The announcement was made Saturday by Donald J. Crance. :gresldent and chief executive of· :fleer or c & s Bank. • : Davies has served as a member ·of the board since 1970. Founder of 'the Paul Davies Jewelers, Davies Is ·4ctlve In community affairs. He Is a former member of the GaiUpoUs ·Savings & Loan Co.'s board, ~rvtng as president for 10 years. : A graduate of Ohio University, he was a U.S. naval officer du rlng World War II, servtngon thestaf!ol Adm. Chester Nimitz. His rennalnliig t lme was served aboard Pacific f]J!et aircraft carriers. He Is cuJTEIItly a member of the li>IZL'r . ltospltal Foundation Board ~ "trustees. • Davies reskles· at 414 Fourth Ave.. Gallipolis, with his wile Virginia. : Strafford joins Dr. Charles . Balzer, Alva Shoemaker, Phillip : Pope and William Cherrtngton In • addition to Crance and Davies as a ; Q1e111ber or the board. ·• A native of Portsmouth, Strafford has been a resklent of Gallipolis since 1975. A staff physician at HoiZL'r ME'dlcal Center, where he specla!IZL's In obstetrics and gynecology , Dr. Strafford is director of mE'dlcal education at HM C. He Is chairman of New Facilities Committee at HoiZL'r Oinic Inc.: Executive committee secretary, Area VIII Peer Review Organiza· tlon Inc.: Claims Review & Utilization Review Committee, Blue Cross of Central Ohio and a board trustee for the American Automobile Association. A graduate of the Ohio State University of Medicine, he resides ";th his wife. Dr. Rebecca T. Strafford, and children Katherine, Jessica and Walter. Crance, In his rEPort to the shareholders. sa id C& SBank had a good year. with the bank'sreturnon assets at 1.11. Other officers rrelected were: Connie S. Freeman. vice president and cashier: Robert T. Hennesy, vice president and loan officer: Alice K. Stover, vice president and comptroller: Merr ill L. Wilcoxon, assistant vice president and loan officer ; Anita T. O'Donnell, assistant cashier: Waleska Wray, assistant cashier: Barbra Coleman, assistant cashier and loan officer; and Donna M. Waugh, asslstanl cashier and branch manager. Business Briefs: AKRON, Ohio i UPI l - A $110.8 million writedown for an oil subsidiary resulted In a $00 million first-quarter loss lor the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., company o!Hclals say. ~. The loss per share was 'i'i cents, compared to a profit of 81 cents in the first quarter of 1985, when Income totaled $86.7 million. Revenue totaled $2.37 billion In the latest quarter, compared to $2.32 billion the previous year. Company officials said falling oil prices resulted in the $110.8 million after-tax writedown of tile proved oil and gas reserves of Its Celeron subsidiary. Net Income, excluding the write dlwn of oil and gas reserves, was $i0.8 million compared with last year's $86.7 million. Any Improvement in oil prices will be reflected in increased Income In future periods, Otalrman Robert E . Mercer said. "Goodyear chose energy as a means d dlversillcatlon and of achieving potential profit yields higher than available in the mature tire Industry," Mercer said. " For the long term, we remain In a strong (Xlsltion to achieve this despite the temporary setback ." Aggravating the size of the loss was a sluggish North American tire demand, alth:Jugh tbe Goodyear brand continued to gain market share, and lower results from aerospace operations, company o!ftclals said. Tire sales were relatively stable worldwide, although opera ting Income slumped In the face ri heavy prlce competition in the United States, Mercer said. • 100 Ticket sales totaiE'd $1.385.783. with a payoff due of $1,325,158.50. PICK-4 8688 PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $188.151.50, with a payoff due of $84.798. PJCK-4 $1 straight bet pays $7,292. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $1,823. • :: • • • - GREENVILLE, S.C. - Multimedia Inc. had "very good " operating results for the first quarter of 19!1; that ended March 31, according to Walter E . Bartlett, president and ch ief execu tive olllcer. Revenues totaled $81,844,<m, an 11 percent Increase over the $'73,l!67,00l in the first quarter cf 191{;, Bartlett said . Operating profit was $'!),926,(00, a 31 percent hike over 1985's firs! quarter profit margin cf $15,975,00). Operating cash flow for the quarter Increased 23 percent, from $22,431,0011ast year kl $27,545,001. Newspaper revenues were up eight percent, from $21,685,001 to S26,18J,<XXl. Broadcastlng revenue totaled $22,008,001, an right percent rise from W,754,0011n 19!1i. Cablevlsion revenues were up 23 percent from $10,496,00) to $12,950,00). Multimedia recorded a net quarterly l:lss of $5,425,001, compared to net earnings of $7,631,001 for tbe first quarter In 1985. The loss was attributEd to ll)e debt Incurred in tbe company's restructuring. Multimedia owns and publishes the Sunday Times-Sentinel, The Dally Sentinel, Gallipolis Dally Tribune and Point Pleasant Register. Meigs manjoins honor club . -. • • ~ • ·· ·.. : ' • REEDSVILLE - Gene Riggs, Rt . !, Ree dsvU!e. has been named to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. President 's Honor Club, a group of leading sales rEPresentatives from the firm's nationwide general agency field force. A member cf the Columbus general agency, Riggs was among ~9 representatives attending tbe company 's annual Pres ident' s Honor Club recently in Acapulco, MexicO. Riggs joined John Hancock In 1965 and is a life mem her in the President's Honor Oub. Active In community affairs, he Is a member and past president of tbe Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. Riggs is also past mas ter of Shade River Lodge F&AM. Chester, a member of Valley of Cambridge Scottish Rite and Aladdin Temple Shrine and a member of the Belpre Shrine Club. He Is also a member and past pwsident of tile Melgs-Gallla·Mason Life Underwriters A ssociation. Riggs, his wile, Judy, and children, Kenny and Jason, live al llll6 State Route 7. Reedsville. Veteran MU instructor retiring HUNTINGTON - Dr. Sara E. Anderson, whose !!-yea r cari'E'r at Marshall University Included live years as dean or tbe CoUege d Business, wtll retire at the end ilf this academic year. Anderson came to Marshall In 1966, becoming chairman of tbe Otllce Administration Department, associate dean ri the College of Business, lnterim dean and ultimately dean before requesting a · return to the classroom In 1983. She has since servE'!! as an accounting professor. Her contributions to Marshalilnclude reactlvallng the Advisory Board of tbe CoUege of Business and serving oo !;JCh romtnlttees as tbe Graduate Council, Academlc Planning and Standards Committee, tbe Physical Facilities and Planning Committee and • numerous other panels. • • Texas Eastern declares dividends : HOUSTON, Texas- Pivldends on six Issues d preferred stock cf • Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. were declarE'!! by the company's : board of directors. _ The dividends, payable JuJP 1 In shareholders of record May 12, • are $1.25 per share on the live percent series (1964) ; $1.25 per share : oo the five percent series (second 1964); $1.~~ per share on the 5.7 • percent series; $1.38 per share on tbe 5.52 percent series; $UJ per ~ share oo tile 5.6 percent series; and $UJ per share on the adjustable ; rate cumulatlve preterrE'd stock, Series A, rEPresenting a 9.6pero:'nt • annual dlvldend rate. project: BULOING IMPROVEMENT ANO REMOOEUNG Washington Elementary 1 School Gollipolio City School District Golt"otio, Ohio ICCOrding to Drawings and Mork T. Epling, Arch~IICt , and deec.rlbed In gener~ln: Building lmprov.,.,taand Romodolling of on BXilling threo story otomonhlry ICI1ool building. Tho work wi~ nctudltho fotlowlng: 1. New windows and l!fl · tren ce doors; 2. New suapended ceilings; 3. Mechanical -.d Electricallmprovementt; 4. Other minor buidlng Improvements. Bida will be receivad for : Wlbdow ReleteiTMint Contract Mechanical Contract Superint.,dent's Office ll'ltil Mond.ov. Juno 2, 1986 at 2:00P.M. Bida will bo opoood ond reed aloud at that time and that place . Bids received after that time will not be eccepted. lnterelted parties are invited to anend. the F. W . Dodge Corpora- of the proposed Contract OocumentJ from the office of the Arch;tect beginning Moy 15, 1986 on tho following basil: 1. One copy of tho Project Manual. induding Specifica- tion• phn one set of prints of the Drawi'lgs, upon payment of $75,00 deposit, "'""'"' tatv refundoble If Project 2282. SWEEPER and Iewing machine repair, partl. trtd IUPPIIII . Pick up end deiNerv, Oe~l• Vacuum Cleaner, one halt mile up Georgee Creek Rd . Cell 614· 446 -0294. ring~~, jewelry, rttrllng wara, cfd coin e. currency. Top prl· c... Ed. urhH Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh . 614 - "1' 992·3476. Clelend Greenhouse. Open br busin•• · Bedding planta, hlllg· ing ba1ket1, pots and 11tg1Jtt· bin. Vine St. Racine, Ohio . Emplnymenl Se rvice s SINGLES . Meet that .pecial pltfsonl Free application. PerHelp Wanted sonal 1ouch lntrodu cdo n1. bcu 11 6636 , Charle1Hm . W. Va . - -- - - - - - .,26302. 1 ·30•· 727· 843• . 4 11 Help Wanted AVON. 3 q,en territories. FULLER BRUSH COMPANY eam 18.00 m 110.00 per hour HNing our cuno mer1 . 304876-1090. Summtlr j)b npplicetlons being ac cepted by the Gallipolis Re· creation Dept. for th11 following : Playground Leeder; Certified Lifeguard; Certified W.SJ .; ceshler·chtrk. Appty h per1on. 15, B Second Ave .. GeHipolis . E.O.E .' Van driver· culltodien. Gellla· Meigs Community Action Agency JTPA Program has en opening for a ~•n driver · eultodian . The person hired mu1t have (or able to obtain) d'leuffttur' s licen11. en excellent ctrving record with no convic· tion1 and a high 1choo1 diploma of GED . Politio n requlret en ability to get a long wilh olhtrl. This is a full· time pot ltlon with all agency benefits. For further informatiOn cell theGallie-Meiga CAA Office in Chel hire at !6141367-7342 "'992-6628"' Caretaker to lille·fn apartment corrplex . Call :1:14-87& -6104. Giveaway Yerd Sale gooda. 2 begs. 614 -388-8449 . Call Kittens to a good home . 814 · 4ot6· 2329 . 1 Call Young. black Utbrador male. very gent le. Call 614 -379· 2400 puppy to gi11e away . 31h months old . Hltd shott. Call 614 ·992· 2628 6 kittens to gh1e eway. Mot UV bleclt. 3 with long heir. Call 614-742-3176. Middle eged gentlemen nHdl housekeep• to live-in . One small child Mlcome. Call 814 - 446·3419. Opportunity. Employer. Reliable blbylttl111' needed . Ref . requ ired . M-F. Cl 614 · 388 - AN ·LPN local DME saeking nurse for de liverin , co nsola tion• and inurvica in nur1ing homn. Part time, 8111 Cellent w-uas . Reply to So.~~: 2000, in care of the Gallipolis Daily Tr ibuna, 825 Tt!ird Ave, Gallipo· lit, Oh 45631 . 8794. Career Opportunity as 1 local representative tor one of the nation• largelt niUrance coml)aniel. No previous e~eperience necesllfV. Co~lele training program . Eem while you leam . Ben1111itt peck~~ge , opportunity for at~anoement . Call M.C . Stir... American General life & Accident lnwrance Company. Call local office i1 Gallipolis 614· 446· 2273 if no an1wer call coiiKt 304· 529· 6231 '-tween BAM-4:16PM. EOE -M-F ·H-V. Part -tl.,. live-in , any 2 day1 of 3 black kitten•. :Z temal11 , 1 week. for perton recovering male. Y2 Siamese. Call614 -992 · from angery. Call 614 -446 · 6362. write Box 272 , Cheshire, Ohio 46820, or the Ohio J ob Sarvice Office in Gallia County (446 18831 or Meig1 Count\! (992 6871). Closing date for application• il May 23 , 1986. Equal Public Safe & Auction 9885 d.ov• oftor bid op.,ing. 2. Add~ionot copies of the Free puppiel 8 weeki old. Drawings, upon payment of t76 .00 per 111. refundable abo~a . with paragraph 153.571 of tho Ohio Re- or all bids and to waive irre· gularity in the bids and in the bidding. Upon award of contract, &~ccanful bidders will be required to submit a Performance, Labor .. d Material Payment Bond given i'l the name of Gallipoli1 City School• Boilrd of Education in a specific amount equal to 100% of the Contrect Sum . No bidden may withdraw hit bid within sixth (60) davs lifter tha actual date of the opening thereof . By order of the Gallipolis City School• Board of Edu cation. Jeep Holley, Presklent Ellen Barry, Treaaurer . Mov 4. 11 , 19, 25 ERA round table iEr rZJ~""'-· ·~ J .. You·ll Flrp Om Tht 8uy1 You·/1 Frnd In 1 Th ~ Oo1 1 i(~d Sw ron Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for their ~nt*less. sympathy and food at the time of my lather's death. ''Btl'! Bumheimer." I also wish to thank the Wau;t·HalleyWood Funeral Home 111d !leY. Joe Gwitn. The Burnheimer Family Area deaths Han-y C. Wa1son 2 In Memoriam loving memory of Christena C. Grimm who passed away August 18, 1985. In TO OUR MOTHER We feel that in the hea vens above. Tile a"els, whisperin& to one aoother, Can find, 11110n1 their bumina tenns rllove, None so devotional as that of "Mother," Therefore by that dear name wt 1on1 have called you, You, who are more than mother unto us ... Sadly missed by Family The lollowin&l ist of quality 111tiques have been moved to RAILROAD HALL at 52 E. Broadway in Jackson, Oh. (on Rt. 35) and will be sold on Thursday, May 15th at 10~0 a.m. FURN.: 8' ~old leaf pier mirror / marbleba se; walnut pie safe; large Hoosier cupboard : Ornate walnut organ : fancy oak sideboard/ mirror: Vic. ~vesea t 3 stackoak oook ca se: marble toptable; ea. walnut dov etailed crad le: ea. arrow backrocker: 10 pes. of wicker, trestl e table; large tru nk , couch and 2 charrs. Much more furn . large varied s ~eclron of quality glass and china . 18" Sal· suma vase; soapstone and other oriental items. Mettlach ~lcher, Sunderland lustre pitcher: Royal Rayreuth; Nippon: Art Glass: Vasa Murina:Sleven sand Williams: Wheelingoverlay: Errckson: Fenlon ; cut glass. ART POTIERY: 30 pes. lo include Roseville, Weller, Ruko, Pe!er s & Red, Brush, McCoy and Hull lamp s; brass ca nnon ball firedogs GUNS: Springtield 1893, 2 Remington Octagonal barrel 22s COINS: 30 silver dollars, seated dimes, seated halves. 31 pieces. Indian cents, proof sets, more. Several early Coke 1!ems all 1n e>eell enl condil~n . RAILROAD : Pore. cross1ng srgn; crossing light; switch signal: D.T.&l. lock: Cooper C&O fife eKiingu~her; RR china and li nen s. Pine dough bo•: Dough bowl; Post Cards; I pu sh dog on wheels; '"d Chocolate molds. Teddy bears; I Jll Shdogon whee ls. Several fine quilts, jewelry, emerald . cameo ~d diamond rinas. Sterlin& jewelry and flatware. The DINING CAR will be open . TERMS: Cash ot ched with positive !D. AUCTIONEER: OTIIE OPPERMAN, 614-385-7195 Lost and Found LOST Bleck Angus, Hezal Ridge eree . Ca ll 614· 256·1!'i26 . &Vicinity Lost: Derk bfawn male cat, waarlng flae collar. Answ&rs to Jerry. Lost in Rultic Hill. Syrl cuse eree. Rewerd, Call 614· 992· 7ti36 after 4:00. Lost : Ntne month old thepherdllke dog , Pomeroy Pike Fietwoodl area. 614 ·992· 7659 atler 5:30 pm. LOST , Rottweiler, part white German Shephard , tamale , black with white, tan ~ndcream colored m1rkings, dark llil. 20 " tall irom shoulders , stitchn n stomach fr om being spayed Pleau return to 1609 Kantwhl St, Point Pleaserrt, W.Ve . or caU 304·676-3809. miued badly. no question• as ked if returned safe .:..~-----­ LOST metal hammer, Seco nd Street at Pt. Pit. Reg i1ter Ot1ice. ~ea s e ratum to offi ce end ~ e c e lve REWARD. Moving Stle. Van, reirigerf! tor, f\lmlture. baby Items, antique chelt. clothe s woment 11 , 12. 13 ,14 : mica. Call 614 - 367-7696. Community Yard Sale M on. 1 2tl1, 2 mile• out Bule11i lle Addison Rd . We rd1 Trailer Perk, rain cancels. YARD SALE From Gallipolis talte Rt. 160 to Kerr, go to Bidwell Rodney Rd., turn right. go 2 miles. Big farm on right, several families. Red wood lawn furniture, bedspreads, Avon & more. Hill & Neal May 14 -·· .. P.iim'iiro·y---· ····· Middleport & Vicinity Yard sale: 250 Mulberry, Pome · roy . 10 :0 0· 3:00. 8 Public Sale & Auct ion ··--·· Pt Pliiiiiiii'rit ..... & Vicinity 2 In Memoriam In memory of Midgie Abbott, who passed away May 10, 1985. Why can't our dreams go on and on? Why must they end when a new day dawns? For in our dreams we still love you. Then we awake . alone and blue. But without the days, there could be no nights . When we can dream and hold you tight. From the time lhat you were called away. We miss you more with each passing day. Sadly missed by chil · dren. Vivian and Gene, and grandchildren. In Memorv of our Dear Mothers Mother' s Dav 1986 THE WATCHERS They always learned to watch for " · Anxior1s if we ware late. In winter by the window In summer in the swing on the porch. And thou&h we motked them tenderly. Who had such fool ish care, The long way home would seem more safe Because they waited there. Their thou&hts were all so lui' of us, They never could Iorge!! And so I think that where they are They must be watchinc yet. Waitinctill we come !tome to them Anxious if wo art Jato -Watching fiom Heav111's w~­ dow l eaning from Heaven's gale. Marshall 1· AUCTION Yard Selt, May 9 end 10. 9:00 AM 1ill 1. 107 l o cust St., Henderson, W. 111. Ga rage ule May 12 , 13th. 9-4. Bro wn ' s r11idence . Nonh Mein St. Rutltnd . Ohio. 614 · 74 2- EVERY SAT. EVE. 7:00P.M. l ocati on at Hartford . W. Va. Trutkloads of new merchan· dise. produce. also !oolinefor 2777. consianments. 8 AUCTIONEER. LON NEAL 367-7101 Auotlon Ma1 17. 50 cars. Public Sale & Auction trucls & misc .. Dunbar. W.V1. AUCTION SAT., MAY 17-9 A.M. CONSIGNMENT SALE McCAULEY TRACTOR SALES SANDYVILLE, W. VA. TRUCKS & TRAILERS FARM EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS PATRIOT AUCTION BARN From Gallipolis. take Route 141. turn felt onto Route turn right onto Palriot Cadmus Road . Watch lor signs. Looking lor merchandise? Try the Patriot Auction Barn! We have all types of new and used merchan dise- appliances, furniture . antiques and collec tors items. Something for everyone! ns. SALE EVERY SATURDAY at 7:00 P.M. Door Prizes Given Weekly Consignments accepted from 1:00-5:00 p.m. on Saturday . Have somethin& you want lo sell1 Co ntact Marl in Wedemeyer, Auctioneer. Arran !l'lments for picku pservice avai lable. Bun and Auctioneer available fo r Publi c Auctions on contract. Contract includes hauling and tran sporting all merchandise. Resident and Business Auction Servi ce also available. Marlin Wedemeyer- Auclioneer 614/245-5152 - 614/388-8249 OTHER ACTIVITIES: EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. C<JUNTRY MUSIC SHOW CLOGGING & SQUARE DAN CE MAY 16, 7:30 P.M. HA JUlES: THE liAVEilEIS ns. teed wagon: &!on wagon, 14 foot hay flat tel. bngue:hom8n!Kie sawdust !railer: 3 aut!. u nle waterefs: portablewcrk ctllte, autl. headgate: 2ht bel-<lnwe Int. hammermrlls: steer stillier (needs repu}; !'1'1811 o!flce b~ .; m ~emwaw aven. 2 1u~ 011 s1cwes; Gehlf(lf ge box f*b: cultivator MndeiS; 001 SCr8fler !jade (3·pt): li" blade IM, oo molor: btg ctouble Scare len. no rmiDr, 2 aJIO. reve~itH barrllans ad IOLNr es; 4 bilrn tans: H.P. washer. wheelburc:rw: freestall rdke: miSC. ~ems. Stnlle car poftatlle ~ara~~e with P.ifdr~ tlmr Sll() FEEDING EQU IPIEIJ: 24 foot Vand1fe 7ik hp unloader!elec wtnch: 18 toot Clay 5np unloltder: 35 toot Clay stnRie·chatn oonveyor: 12 loot Patz Sill · gle-chain corwelor sikl Ch ute lunr~et. D~IRY EQUIPM ttl: 1980·1250 pl. Oelaval bulk tanK: 2oo mpressors, 3hp & 5 hp. 1980 ta n ~ washer: 1980·6 untl Oeiava l XIO llli ii i'I RSYSiem : 5hp Delml vacuum pump: \980 Oelaval pipeline wurer: lan k ladder: bucket rack. wash val: 1980 · 2 slatton cha llenge IeeVer, 3ton: 40 transponders; Chor e bo~ 2 hp vacuum !lUmp: antibDitt tester. u W I. m~st~1s tester: cow hpSwtng, call pu l· ler; semen ug; 10 pl)wood nH hutches/bu cket racks/ sun pen5. Ill HEAD GllADf HOLSTEINS: 83 !!tl~tng; 25 spnnger l'etfers OOe sale lime: 12 cows due sale lrnc; 8 shortbred herters; 3 wen t"Eifers: 1985 ~rd average ""d I 7982M3.6t%649F tl ""'" '" 2D,OOOM - "gh COW 2ti,4011M: 25%~ al 81)1 or better: 7 rows peaked al 90·\00N: 6Jfjf, [j herd 111 frrstor se· cond laclatton; 45 head fresh at n le ltme: A. I. b reedtn~: for 25 years; most otll callhood ¥acdnated; edemr~e heallh progr.n fur 6 ~ear s . SERVICE SIRES: Boots. S10ux, Chtis, MMfurd, Dell, Starwns; herfers bred to Ew1u110n son pea~ed AUCTIONEER: MYRON 'BUD' McGHEE APP. AUCT. : STEVE McGHEE Bonded in favor of the state of Ohio. Lie. Ohio & W. Va . P. 0. Box 191, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Phone (614) 446- 1ERIS: Cosh-or Chock oith proper J.D. Meal· local church women: lrnish IIdles will hive a baka sale. Salts Staff: 1111111 Woolfnfl. Jo~tt Ponf. Dill Sllitfl. lc"-tvtr & loni, , (ltrks. Saltlllanapd It lo,al Ente~prisH . ltd .; Ray Woodnff . UrDina, Oh io: 01· 0552. Hco 113-61!·1706: Bo~n ; 513-15!-!!72. FROM GALliPOLIS, TAKE ROUTE 141, TURNING LEFT ONTO ROUTE TURN RIGHT ONTO CADMUS PATRIOT ROAD . WATCH FOR SIGNS. ns: NEW CARPO AND FURNITURE SALE THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1986 7:00P.M. 150 rolls of carpet and carpet padding. All colors and styles available. TRUCKLOAD OF NEW LIVING ROOM & DINING ROOM SUITES. GREAT BUYS AT GREAT PRICES MARLIN WEDEMEYER· AUCTIONEER Ben-Tom Corporation has finished all their (Onstruction work and offers the following Spedaliud Guardrail Tool and Related Equipment For Sale - All Equipment will be sold - No Buy Ba(ks ~··.. a~oo "";o f 'l'l 1-. :\\'\\\ 1 y 16th, 1986 )\l1"' POMEROY, OHIO MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT •Stihl Chain Saws (2) •Stihl Hand Held Digger & Auger- (1) •Hand Posthole Diggers •Shovels •Rakes •Mattocks •Wire Rope •Sledges •Spud Bars •Wythe Scott come~al9ngs PI •Small come-alongs (2) •Water Cans •Miscellaneous Hooks •Set Pipe Dies & Stand Vice •Back-up Alarms •Miscellaneous Wrenches •R oil-A-Tape •Drill Stems - Assortment Bits •Mall Points •Rigid Pipe Cutters •Extension Cords •Nylon Slings •Air and Electric Wrenches •Miscellaneous Hand Tools •Pengo-Part-Bits & Points •Kitty Hawks-(4) & Parts •Transits & Sight Rods (3) w/Tri-Pods •Pionjar Drill (2) •Quick Cuts-(2) Stihl •Generators-Electric (4) •Stihl Hand Held Drill & Auger & Teeth •Pavement Breakers (1) Quiet Type •Compressor Portable TURN OVER SURPLUS EQUIPMENT INTO CASH! AUCTIONEER: Edwin Winter, Lc. #334-86 Phone (304) 273-3700 or (304) 273-2611 LOCATION: From Gallipolis, Ohio, take St. Rt. 141 wtst (toward Ironton) 7 miles to St. Rt. turn left, 7 miles. Watch lor signs. Warren F. Sheets, Attorney Estate of James E. Allbright, Dallas Allbright. Executor. Case No. 18,298 TRUCKS , TRAILERS: 1973 Peter~ll landem SN 54893P, 1966 D~amond T truck traclor, Mod. C<JE; 1970 Fruehaul semi trailer, platform: 1975 fru ehauf trailer: 1972 Grndy semi !railer; 1969 Fruehauf semi trailer. FARM EQUIPMENT: John Deere diesel tractor 730, John Deere 7700 combine (di esel) withtwo heads (recently spent several lhousand dollars to recond ition combine). John Deere dnll 17•7 Mod. FB, 2 John Deere drsk (one rs a told· up), John Deere corn planter 6 row 1250, 2 Badger ~ !age wagon s, John Deere4 point plow and 6 poinl plow, JOel eva· lor. gram auger, Snyder sprayer 15 nom!, American grain dryer, 2 row tobacco setter. 2 gravrly beds and wagons, manure spreader !side dell. JD grain drill II hose. 8000 tobacco sticks. Will be sold mlots fo ~0 . Several mrsc items. TERMS : Cash or check on local bank. Not responsible for lost or damaged items. All items sold as is. No lllarantees implied or otherwise. All items must be settled for day of sale. Lunch served . MIICHINUY: TRACTORS: 966 lnt diesel: 8 NA FOfd, new rear ttresfnms;Sull'f MTA f;nmall. 111wer sleenng; TRUCIC: 1965 1600 Int. 14 foot Midwest r dump; MACHINERY: 7 loot side·mounl rrtJwer llr Hor M;Int. rof!l' r;uHrvator: Cobl!y 500 bustel milfll re spreade.-, tancltm, skip ~te ; 2AlliS Chimers brallt! boJ.es, ur~l e d . , 10 too gm, tel. tongues; NlloragtJ box oo 10 tin gear, tel tongue; Int. biOweJ /50 fOOl ptpe; Badger srkl distnbutn; JO 1135 dlopj:tr, 2-row Wide head; InI. H650 til®· j:tl, 71oot dtred head, Wide row t-ead;4-row frool !fOunt cultNatcr fur Int. M:C·!W.l " WllOds rotary mower, mMure pump; PTO CXJ ocrete m1~er, Mall 2-man chalfl s~w: 10 hp outDmd mo!Of tlld); gravity bed; 4 row bale feeders; wagon w/20 bot bed c; ...t't\0 -··· -Giimr;olis-- ---·· - ESTATE AUCTION 10:00 A.M. MAY 17 MAY 17 AUCTIO ~ 675 -7966. 6 JIM SAUNDERS, GALLIPOUS, OHIO WednesdaY., May 14, 1988- 10 a.m. Sharp! finn locotad I lllllos South of llalit>olls <11 St. Rt. 1. fiilm ClitUcothe 35 Eat. tr.m rltht on Sit 160 to Gliipolis, rWrt"' Sit 7. eialrt milos to finn: nom Huntin&IM, WV .,,., river,pllortll on Sit 71f1Jl!Oiimotaly 30 milos (I~ mi. lfortll of Gallipolis Dam): from Ctwtoston, WVIalle US 35 North to Point Plolsnt, cross riYer to SR 7South tlroull1 Go IIi polis. . •ialrt miles South to farm. Mochinery Sells First, Fotlowod iPt Equipment and Ca"le. ,o .. e\\0 f' .o''" ,.,\t\ ~ ot ~ 8 week olds puppies , pen Collie and German Shepherd, Xl4- Project Manual. including Specifications, plus addl tMJnal seta of prints of the QUALITY ANTIQUE AUCTION 0 uckl and Roorter• to gi11e Mny. 614 -843-6257 . 304 -675-:ro&&. FARM EQUIPMENT-FARM EQUIPMENT CLEARVIEW FARMS HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL Managlll' being accepted by City of Gallipolis , 618 Second Ave. 8 -10 weeki. t5 .00 per hour, 40 hours week, fle 111ibility required. Apply in person to Recreation offi ce by Mev 10 , 1986 . E.O.E. EASY ASSEMBLY WOAKI $714.00 par 100. Guaranteed Payment. No sales . Ottltilt. Send lfamped envelope: Elan· 5847 , 3418 Enterpriu . Ft. Pier c.. Fl. 33482. The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-D-a Pomlll"oy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Applications for Swimming Pool Manual and Drawi1gs are re· tumed to the Arch ;teet, po1t· paid, in aatilflctory condi· tion, within twenty calendl!l r vised Code. or a Ce1hier' a Check in an amount not leas than 10% of the total sum or IUma bid . The Owner rea· erv11 the right to reject any POMEROY- Harry C. Watson . 76, 310 Wetzgall St., Pomeroy , diE'!! Saturday afternoon. In Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born in West VIrginia, he was a retired employee of East Akron Casting Co. , Tallmadge, Ohio, and Parkersburg Rig and Reel in Pomeroy. He was aff!Uated with Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Surviving are three daughters, Kathy Hysell of Pomeroy, Bessie Sylvester of Delray Beach, Fla., and Diana Taylor ot HarrlscnvUie; and by 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He was preceded In death by his parents and by his wile, Marie. Services wlll be 1p.m. Tuesday In Ewing Funeral Home. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends nnay call at tbe fu~ral home from 7-9 tonight and from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday. TOP CASH paid for '83 ' model tnd RIWif Ulld Caf"l . Smlltl Buick· Pontlac. 1911 E11tem Ave .• Gellipoti1. Cell 614 -448 - Buy5ng dally go1d, ailvtr colne, German Shepherd mixed male Architect, the Bullder'o Ex· chango of Centro! Ohio, and 614-446-3672 388·9303. Beginning Moy 15, 1986 ments may be eumined at the achoolauperintendent's office, the office of tha used Clra. Jim Mink Chtv.·Oida Inc. Bill Gane John10n Wanced junk au101 . Cell 614 - 3 Announcements Proposed Contract Docu- form of a 1 00% Bid Bond GALLIPOLIS- David Wiseman of The Wiseman Agency, 500 Second Ave., has been awarded a . chair at the Million Dollar Round Table of the Tri-State ERA Regional Council, according to Kenneth Douglas of ERA Marketing Research, Charleston, W.Va. _ Wiseman won tbe award by participating- in $1,&37 .001 of real es tate sales, Douglas said . ERA, specializing In buyer and seller protection progra ms, elec tronic referral sy stems and sellers socurity plans. is an int ernational organiza tion of 3,m real es tate brokerage firms with h:Jmc off ices In Kansas City, Mo. The hmlly oi Atva E. Swick exprell ttleir appreciation to all who offered comfort at the time of his dNth . We thank you for the flowers snd cerdl you tent. for the food you brought and for your preunca. Female dog , brown & white. lo~ellble . 9 mos . old , to good home . Cell 614· 388 ·8569 . conforming Area realtor joins Card of Thanks Electrical Contrect Sooled bido wll be roceivod ot the Gottipotto City Schoolo Wanted To Buy We pay celh for late model clean General Trades Contract nlod by a bid security n tho David Wiseman 1 9 Specification• prepared by 3 . No ~rtil\1811 will be issued. All bids to be accompa · GALLIPOLIS - Farm Credit Services, 21 Locust St. , will be closed Tuesd~y to allow Its staff to attenq a meeting on personnel matters. Announcemenl s GAWPOUS CITY SOIOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION wil oc:cept bldi for tho following same as · Multimedia posts operating results , • INVITATION TO BID Notice io glwn holoby 1hat Bidders may secure copies · Farm Credit office will close ~· Public Notice bus, Ohio. CLEVELAND iUPl l - Friday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number 8 Sentinel - 992-2156 halltlr - 67s-1333 tion Plan Room in Colum- Ohio Lottery May 11, 1986 TRA_FFIC CONTROL SIGNS • B ea. Traffic control Trailers •50 ea. Traffic Control BarrelsBlack-Orange-White Striped •50 ea. Traffic Control Signs • 1 ea. Battery Powered Platform Scissors Lift (20 ft. Height) POST PEELER • 1 ea. Mobark Post Peeler ASHPHALT SEALERS • 1 ea. Crafto-40 Gallon Sealer Trailer Mounted • 1 ea. Cimline Ashpalt Melter COMPRESSORS •1 ea. 100 C.F.M. lngersol Rand Compressor •1 ea. Cornell-Air Cut Off Saw •1 ea. Air Compressor-365 C.F.M . Chicago Pneumatic TRAILERS •1 •1 •1 •1 •1 ea. 1980 Dorsey 40 ft. Flat Trailer-7953 ea. Fruehauf 40 ft. Flat Trailer-7924 ea. Fruehauf Tri-Axle Trailer ea. 2-Wheel Utility Trailer ea. Lincoln Portable Welder mounted on Trailer CONSTRUCTION EQIIPMENT Post Drivers •Sterling Post Driver Mounted on 1973 Ford Truck (1) •Sterling Post Driver (1) Drills •B· 7 Sterling Drill Mounted on 1964 Ford Truck (1) •B-7 Sterling Drill mounted on 1969 Ford Truck (1) Cranes •Bucyrus-Erie H-3 1 0-Ton Crane on 1973 Ford Truck (1) •Bucyrus-Erie H-5 15-Ton Crane with Jib.. mounted on 1966 International Truck-Good Cond1t1on Cars . •1980 Ford LTD Station Wagons (2) 2-Ton Trucks •1979 International with 20ft. Flat Bed (1) •1973 International Tandem Truck with 3rd air axle (1) •1971 International with 1 8 ft. Flat Bed ( 1) Pickup Trucks •Truck, •Truck. •Truck. •Truck. •Truck. 1982 Ford Pickup Model: F-250 ( 1 ) 1983 Ford Pickup Model: F-250 1983 Ford Pickup Model: F-250 1977 Ford 4X4 Model: F-250 972 Ford 3A Ton TERMS & PAYMENT PROCEDURES McGHEE AUCTION CO. P.O. BOX 191 GALLIP-OLIS, OHIO· 45631 614/446-0552 All checks will be made payable to Ben Tom Cotp. You may use cash or cashier's checks. A bali letter guaranteeinc payment MUST accompany all company or petSOnal checks. -A bank dl'lft will be accepted only when accom panied by a letter from your beli cCIItainln& · full instruction and &&JHin& to piy such draft on sirt. NO EXCEPTIONS! FULL SETTLEMENT TO 8 MADE THE DAY Of THE SAl£. Vehicle titles will be delivtllld upon cash settlement or when the check clears the benk. Where applicable, sales taxas will be added on all purchases. All EQUIPMENT SOLD WHERE IS AS IS Auctioneers M. L. "Bud" McGHEE 'STEVE McGHEE Licensed & Bclnded Ohio & West Virginia �11,1986 Ohio-Point Plaea.tt W. Va. 11 44 LAFF-A·DAY Help Wanted 44 Apartment for Rent . Gcw.m!Nnt Jot.. 111.040 . · 111.230·Y"· N011111 W...... Cel 1 . .,1-117·1000 Eot. ~- •oa KIT 'N' CARLYLE ~Y urry Wright Apartment for Rent 51 Houaehold Goods Vtllev Fuml.,r•. ntw • uttd . l.lrg• of ~tUty fuml turt. 12111 Etlttrn Ave .. Dtlllpolit .- •cdo• , bedroom ..... ift dcAiiiOWh M' ddltpaft . 2M Alor. AI udltloo fiOid. 0200 ... 1100 fof cu,.,t fedwel lin. -· ,._..,, Coli 11··112· HI1 Am.C. 'a Ntwett Party ""' '' ChNII'W'IM Atound tM Woftd' ' • htring ........ ,...w.or.. ,,... viout ,..ty pl., hlllptul. No in¥11t"*'t.. no oollt:ttft" no cltliv.,.,u. Call GU i tet JO,..., . ..,.,~ 4 room end bitt.. Nloolyfum _ _ _ eft. tpt .. ctnt:r'll lir 1nd hMI: In city, ldultt t1r1ly. Coiii14.UI· 0331. •eo 1 . PINitlndu. -- downtown loC811ori with off· lhlt .-~Wftt . l*"lft ..lllllhM ......... ...,.. 30•·171-1243. . ,01' ""-- -. ow. . .. ..... _ , "" welh•l ..,_. PIDftolft'IOIIIint lin9lo « -plo. N o - or , . .. A n - · - -· 1..../ tneh. AOMye.-.,11 11 Situation• Wanted I1 Phon1 IU -992· Wil .. ' ' ,.,... "' ... "~ ..... f2290 rM nt · Call 114 or im•• 304-nl -&971 . ·742 · ...._ • ·-. , .,, .... , ~ . ...... ~· • " ro• · ~··· · ' ' j "I'm glad you're not scht'zo- ._ ..... c• ··-·1IIM 8AM to IPM. . - -------phren1·c I always have ....... F~.W~tilhed • ·· , w•.. 101 ••h Oolillo lio. U31 mo. utiitrouble spellt' ng that word." _7=:-pm• ...... co~l ....... 11 ""• .- :--:- - - - - - "car• "' for •oco•lldtttv. cv In .... """"to Train.:! 1nd Br1ck, biO dt . ltonund con crete. r;;~;;::::::::;:::;:;::-r;;:;::::;::::::;:::::::::-1 31 Hom•• for Sale 33 F.rina for Sale 17 Miscellaneous HCMM~ from 11 IU ttfNirl . Aieo deliftqutnt tu property. Call 1-105-A7·1000 En. GH·MOI for tnfon'NtiOn . GovtmrNnt Dot10n TrM Servi ce. fr• ett i- 304· 15715 ·2197. m i iH . 18 Wanted to Do Going IO""'Pitc.1 You go· I'II to t"l•y r. your ho~ordropr. dtily t:> f"d your p..1 . wHr pl8ntt, gtt nMIP~•• • rMil. Ctll Ann• MM Halley. 114-...1 · (IUD Rtt• . r11fftnCII on requ" t. Wil l do mowning , odd ,Pbl. ptlntin tra ilff roots, blbvaining. Ctll 814-441-6211. I., ... okt, 2 dory. 2 Ndrooma. bltfl. wttnut ptn ..in.. on ,mttt rold, T.P.C. wttlf, ......vile arM . Call 81•·378·1otl2 . e room houtt on N.eton ftd ., Rutltnd. Out:ofhilhw8ter, qul.c trll . rMdy to mo¥t fnto . C.l 114-7U-2007- • :30. Nice home on bNu11ful krt In tht .,_. p1rt of Pomeroy tnd • rNI a11o . enettd 1nd • n.wty rtmOdllld bMhroom. H• oulbu;ktiq Md Mtlllh1 Jystem. Must •• th1 '...... "•lei• coli m •ppreci.U. If inter· 51•· ti2·51M7 oltw :1) .. 1115· 3335 . ..• Will .. by lit r. my ho,. cloM to ~ Orcr...-.~ School. Ref.,...~ 14 yurs ••perienCI. : ~ phone '304-171-3774. ~ ~ ava~illb~ . ... .. Fl lldllCIOI I rooma, 3 k)ta. 31 4 Condor lt .. Pomeroy. Ctl 11 4·111-1211 . I room, 2 llrlthl. c., be made tnto duplu. Loe.tld on Fou11tl end Ptlmtr In M6ddl. .rt. CkiM to IChoolt •nd ahoppinv. Asking price 124.000. Own• wll _. on lend contriCt. Cllll14· &12· 1118 lfter 4 pm. 0~.,. hoi'M. Vine St. flladne. 3 bldrooma, bll:h, nM kitchen, Buaineu Opportunity · I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . reoo~tndl that you do bulin•• with i*»P'- you know. tnd NOT to 1Md money ~ lhtoucft the meil ~til vou hwe • : lnv•ttalt«< the offering. • : For .... loc:.l apecidty thop "'!. owner hit Cllhlr Inter•••· Repty • , to P.0 . bo• 749. G..ipolil, Oh • Ue31 . ··,....------ . • MOORSM AN fEED IUSINESI :• OPPOIITUNITY : Nttionllly· llnown mlftUfecturer ·- nttdt k)cel 1tlet and NNiee ·.,. repr••nt1Nt for MtiOn Co. Woukt ..-••• pe!l'ton who h• rels.t llv•tock 01 bHn WI own buatn••· Mutt hiYt good repu 11tlon lftd cr•ltt re11ng. For oonfiden tltl lnttrvl.w. Wrltt ' o ....ld Whetlw. 188 Clinton Ad .. Ch iiiiOOtht. Ohio 415101 . C.rryout. kluge. St. highway. good locetion . Stfio\.11 inQuir• • ontv. C.ll t.tween IIITI • 9am, 114 - 387 - ~81 . • : aer.. eApartmrentfor ..lttnd2 ' ... mobMt ho met. Good retUm on : • your Ww•t"*'t on 1pp10•. H 7 • ... acr11 with 2315 teat rold fron· , ' tagt . 15 minut• from town. Will ~ oontid., lind contract. hilling • : a~lls btltw•n 6-8PM. l04-871· • • :1)02 . • •• 23 Profeuional Services 035.000. 11 . ..... :1.140. 412 SloWing Ave. 3·4 bdrm., 2 bt.. bulh·tn kitc:hen w yr . round grill, mlcrowtve end dlt· hwtlh•- WIFP In liv rm .. 1•· tll'ld biiYW. t43,000. VwY nlctt on• tenth of en tete. Wllldng dltttnc. of ld'looi, IRON, fire hou••· •ze .5oo. tU -111· 31171 . l Acreage luikling l•d for 1111 2 .3 acrw bMutiful fl.. t.nd. country livfn· 3 bedroom roof. .houN, MW ~ - 111· 3313 . 3 bodroom, 2 bltho, fintlttd HHmlftt, tttld'ted 2 Cll' · ·tgl, h•t pu.-. .-.doth.- ...,.. . Meyo Drive, New Htver~ . 304- HI -3-417 or 304·178·1115 oftor5:00PM. 32 Mobile Home• for Salt NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KEIIEL 'I QUAUTY M051LE HOME IALEI .• MI. WElT, OALUPOLII, RT 31. PHONE 11··4o41·72H. 14a70 f•t;..tl, 2 bdr .. 2 fult bath•. lots cf clo•ts, utility room, AC . Ctll 114-441-1241 tf'IY111M. 111. ""''h "'"'"· Coli 114-3119717. 1981 Heppy HOUH 14•12, 111 t11etric , good cond., unfur· nlthltd. 11.900. Ctn be'"" at Johnton't Mobllt Hom1 P•k. Lot 21 tfttr 4:30. :- 31 Homes for Sale - - - - -firtpiKt. ---;.. . bedroo m houM. 3 : ... m i. tauth otGallipolit, •z& .900. .. • Ctll d•v• 614-448-1t15 or , , : ev~n ing. 814·"15·6222 . ........_w, ttuitt Amttlclr't 12al0 Vln d-'• very good condl· t iOn . On1 1•1 2 pull out on LR . two bly window llter'ltlon. Front tntl Nck porch. •1 1 .000. Colll1··3117-7113. ltl-151• . blu 4 bdf .. hrtv hom.• 118,9115 on :• your bt. S" our mod .. -· honw . Call 814-818·7311 . 7t Wtndlor 14a70 111 electric, CA . carpet. good cond. C1ll e 14-37t-254 1 """ 1. ' - For Hit by ownw. 2 1tory ht • : with (flrtge. GrMR School Dla- 1110 Uberty 14a14, 2 bod· rOOm. unfumlahed, vinyl und• · pinning lnckldld. Mutt Mil. CaM 304-n:t -1873 . ""* ·-----------------~ tr lct . Appro 11. 1 .ere. n&.ooo. • Coli ~>• · «8 - 2025 •• 514· · .:..:____,..:..:.::.:.;:.:..__ _ __ : ~ 4415- 9160 . Glf'l., MobHe Hom11. Fr• Wllh• and dryer wtth !lUrch . . Houte for nte 3 bdt ., fl$.000. of lftY ntw homt in Mock. II Cttl 814-4415-3 08. lkylint 14"i '70. 3 bedroom. 2 ....... only ., • .100. Locotod 2 bdr. homt. rural wtttf, nice Junc:Uon I 77 lftd "'· 2 lllevtnelot. 117.000. willlrldt fo r vtn, · W.Vo. 1-30·· 273·1135. motor home. truck & tNcll. .. . ctmper, Vine St., Crown Ci1y. . Oh . 514 -265-5513. Fo, ,.,, by own•r MOfgln Twp., 3 bdr .. 2 beth. 1plit foyer, nic. lot. ule or tredt. Tom L.. li•. •. 514·255-.. 13. •· 3 bdr. houll . ftmlly room. ~~ b111rn1nt. ni'Niv r.tKOrtted. ' , At. 35. nltf' Holzer Med1C81 1t1• 10aao Wol-lfte. 2 bod· room ,,.Iter. Khchen fumilt'led. Coli 11•·115·•103. 13 FIMtWOod 14a70 3 H*oom treil•. 14000. 114-112· c.tt tun,d. rtMOn•bt• ret•. Ctll 30.·171· 2331 Loctted WI AM» Ortnde. Cell 6 Wtlk to town . IOhO"OII, ohurch•· llbftry. ont nory, 2 _ bclr.. attrtctlvt beth. forrMI dlnlngrOO"'·· good Ctrpeting. r good gM fumtee. W:·norm' wlndowa. Ctll 114·44t· J •.,.... itch If'. ;. OIJO. .J For rent · Ptaturtland with bam off~ •. 17. Col30«11·1111. For ...._ G•rtt• . .. ~nd 2 mobile henw, geod r.tum on your in'Hitf'IIFit Oft eppro•t- matlty 1Ya •ena wtth 2315 ft. roM trom.,e. I minu• froM town. Will contld• '-"d Hn· triC't . Takiftt Cll.. HtwHn 4-1 , .m. 30,._111·3002 . NOW dltflloying ou• - IPrlnt modelt ~ •tnal• and doubttwkll ho,.• tt reduc.:f pn... w... wood Ho-. Uti Rt. 10 !.. ·-mille, w. v•. 30•·731· ,.•• ., .. -vdoy. 1174 Iuddy tnllw. 12al2. flOOd concl. U .IOO.OO. :104171-U27. 1173 Klrltwoocl -blo wiN with IMd; 1-~========:::;;:========~ UOII "'coli 11•·H3·•514 Rotd. Rtynoldtburg , Oh .io 1 mo., pkl1 UIIMtd-. NftNnCII. no,..... c.o 11._ue.u21. Mt. Vtm. Avt. new 3 room. ~ . pound ftoor 1pt. Pri\1111 tntrMot llftd ~ . 304·175- 2 bdr. utillliel 1*11111'¥' tum., 0178 mo. Col 30._178·5211 qeo or 171-1912. . 45 fMw 1 -*oom IPartiMftt. Ctll 61 Household Goods Fumiahed Rooms LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Softt and For l'tft1 SIMPinl Aoomt end light hou• k.-ping room~ . P.-k Centrtl Hotel. Ca" 114·4415 · Fw-n. lfficitncy 11U mo .. .nMit'- pold, tit.,. bllh. 107 2nd. Awe. B•lliltolit . Call 441· 0711 . W1llfllr7•m. Furnhih.:f room 11215 mo., LltiUii• pH:t, ...,. beth , lingle mele. 111 2nd. Ave .• Oallipolil. Cell 441·44111fter 7pm. Detuxe 1 bdr.. I•ISI• apert· m~nt. kttchen fumi&hed . no PttL no d'lild,.,, rlftrtnCM. 100 llodl lot.. Otlllpollt. Coli 48 Space for Rent NQ cl..,.. tfflclency t&tt . PriYatt IMFinCI, pri¥111 perWrtv. Ill utilltlet peid. nice fof sing .. ,..on or llftior citizen. on groultd floor. • 1715 rftO, ltlu• """''~ - Col 11··4o45-71U. COUNTRY MOBILE Horne Ptrk. Routt 33, Nonh of Pomlfoy. Llrll'f lou. Coli &1•·192· 7•79. 2 lxtr. unfumltMcl witt'l t011litn· cee It II 1 Ttdrd. Otlll~Mtlit . 1210 M) . plu• lllilititl. Trthr lot• HWtr and wtttr fumil"-d, tmlil ch lkftan tectpted. At. 1 Locu.t'fl~ of K. c.. u•-zn. ee5. K, 304-576 ·1011. oc cond. nloe ....., ctt.n priced from ues. to 181&. , ..... 110 tnd up to t 1215 . Hkt•t·tt.it. l390. 1nd up to 1560 .. toft ~~ 1145 . Atclintrs , 1225. to 1376.. .Limp• from 128 . to •1215. pc. din1ttt11 from 1109 .. to431!i . 7pc. l189tndup. Wood t.bl• whh liJI chairs 1285 10 t7oiiS. D•k 112! up to 1378. Hutch•. t650 . Bunk bad mrnplllt with U75 . 1nd up to t395 . ltby beds. • 11 D. M1ttreuu or bo• SOrinfl, fulf or twin. t83 .• firm, t73 . end 183. Outtn Mta. U26. ltd fnm•. 120 .end t25 .. 10 gun • Gun clbinet•. U50. Gu or el~tr l c r~ng• U71. B~y mtttrat.... 138 & 145 . bed fr1mH 120. 125 , & manr.... no, king frtm• no. leltction of bedroom Good .,it••· roc* en, rnellll c.lbinetl, he~ · boardt 138 &. up to 186 . Sptce for rent · now tilling 1tJPih:11tion1 for mobile home UHd FumituN ·· 0~""'· . bed, tots. evalllblt In Pt. Pl . . .nt I Trundl• bed . mlltll office dftk.t. Oollillolit. 304-175·3000. 3 milll out llull'llllll Rd . 0p., 9tm to lipm, Mon . thru Stt. Upltttrt unfum. apt tor rent. 4 roo;,. • bllth. Ctl 114-UI· 3111 or 114-441-0410. I .:.:..::.:....:....:..:......:.....:..:....:...:.:...._ 814-441-0322 For Lease W•lttrl, dry1r1 , rtfrto•tto ra. "-•· 40 acr... ••nget. Shggt Appll1ncet , Upp• RW. Ad . .,_ldt Stone Cr•t Motel . 114-4415 -73911 . 1 bechoomfumilhedlpart"*'t. ld... for woftiAg COi.lplt. No ..... o-•• .......... ., •• 112·2t37 . co~ Real Estate General FDor rant: 2 bedroom tumillh.t .... Multo only. Coli 114·112· For rent. 4 room. Z Mdfoom f\lmltl\od ooan-•· Utlh'included in th• r.-rt. Jlectntty_ __ co~et•-ssz . ze71 . for 11 ·000I. v• "-'· KaniiUf•l niOftth • Fumlthedl hOuM. 2 ·bdr .. 11111. 131 retr 4th Aw., GtMipolit. Ctii441-U11 tftw 7pm, N. Myrtt 8•• new coMo. ovet looking oc:Mft, Acoomodlt• I, ruly fumillhed . Ott• av•illlble wHb of Auv. I · 1 II, Aug. 11·23, ...... 23-30. Pt. P1-.n1 .,.... 3 bdr .. farm hOuN. For morelntcH-m•Uon clll doytlmt ...........22 . .. •. ,, . ......... oz. Nice 3 bdr .. full baltmlf'lt. CA. lonoodyord, Rt. U1 . t325 ... t tlop. CoUH·IU·211hft"5. Niet: 3 bdr., tuM btlemtn1, CA,. fonottlyord. Rt. 141, t325 ... t tlop. C.MIH·IU·2111oft•l 1--------- bctllent opportunity for an tltrtttive, tmbHioYt p«..,. looking fvr l\ltlllm-1· ... ....,.lngt end ,.ld ed· Ylnctmtnt in tiMI ..... . . . . . . . . tlvtlion flf ..... .....0_.,..,. ft'IDtlon 11"1 I matt• ol monthl . Prwiowt mtnll..,._,t IK· perilnce h.tptul. Our oomplttt trtlnlng provrern •m· 2 btclroom houM. loo.ted 504 W11ter St., 304-175· 71113 c-'1 """ • =30. Mtddleport .-... rMce clttn honw. NIIOnlltle rent, It Inter· · -t r - - 1 dopontloblo yau . . bo ....,.... ll'llnODIN to n.t t..d an ycu currtnt .-,. fiNI-•m· lnll ot t21 ,00 ID M7,1110. If interested please call Ted Mangel at 1·800233·7018 or send resume to: The Kroger Co. Attention Personnel P.O. Box 14002 Ronoake VA. 24038 conRd~nat : Ron lautt•mu 1 , ·100·&21 ·0211 10 ...... 7 p.to. An Equl Oppoft11ity E111ploytr I IF E.O.E. POSTAL JOBS 0 0 CLERK CARRIER SpeclllltlnGIIIICttrllll tor II candllllta pWinlng to lltn up ltr the Clttt-Canlet Eumlnatlon ~~~ Alhtns Past OHicn (list glvan In 1113) and Gallipolis Posl OHice (list 1111111 II 1112) 11 well • many at~er Pall Offices In lht 4541 1nd 451Zip Code Areas when Hltltlnollt1clii. (Sincelt won'lllt ollered IIQIInlor llltlst 3 yean. don 't mlu outl] It liM l'tttsrnltllh For M l• or r.nt , 1 4•70, 3 bdr.. 11h blth. c lo11 to town . CtM 114·4o41 ·7841. 2 bcb. on O.J . White Rd . Quiet country lifting ..CtM 114-4417117 tfttr I'M- 4-HOUR WORKSHOP Score 95-100% or Your Tuition is Refunded! MOW II .. Iiiii II ~- 'Rill .,_.II 11 II 1C«t • . . • ,..a111t lo gel tiN job. C... haUl WarUrt will Mlw IIIII I . . . ..., If $11,132 jlln illllfll - l'idl •ICCIIIrMti . ., IMr.... • : IMR Hd ...... . rtpf~IQ Ot Ill Ellti'MI.'' wlllcll b &tii!Rpll..~ . . . 1111 bllll. te M• It lilt Ifni Wl-111. yM 1111111 t1 Ill tilt et ltt1 hlflill KtJnl Alld II Ill klrld IIIII .lrii\IIIM IIIII ... ,_., til 'IIIII ..... _,. I t INII H ltil. Tills w00:stooc1 is DrinQ ollttld now. pt1Cf ~me torma! ll"lriOI.II'(rmtnt ottne etam~~al!O~ ~Its . IC!If'le ¥01J aotquate 11me 10 prepart ........... .,. ....................... .,..,. - ..... till ' "-"" fully fumiahed, AC. ell udltl• l)lld, oduho only. Colll1•·4o41· .110 . . . ...... 2003. t:w••- Nice. '!e're _seeking re~istered. pharmacists for positions m Proctorville, Oh1o and Huntington. WV. We off_er excellen_t salaries, stock ownership , educattonal subSidy, amual salary merit re· views , ~xtensive benefits, retirement plan, pre· tax savm1s plan, pure pharmacy setting. & POSITIONS ($9.48/hr to start) · 42 Mobile Home• for Rent In • K you quelly, 121 or - Monday and Tu•dly "••hy. TH. KROGER CO• .............. rnn.ti'lg tnd I*'IOftll cfitWIDP"*'t· ,..__ Help Wanted PHARMACIST ........ , . . , d .. Nk:i hou• for ref't , qutet -bor'-d. Mln.,..!llo. 11•· 112-3171. Hou• .,tl ep..-mem tor rent. Cl-'end 814-992· 11 -of!ono,_ ..«tift/· _ Call tor M lpPOinlmtnt ... 2211. HOllE fOR SALE: Very nice, thrH bedroom with rec. room, livinc room, kitchen/dininc and blth. Two covered porches 10116 and 6x8 on hill acre lot with ella in link tence. IOI12 wood stora11 buildina. In town, but has privac~. Syracuse, Oh . - Ph.: 614· 992·5866 after 5 Sales 1nd Mlrketin& 3 bdrt.. 2 blthl, 1•11•· On Htrllngtt Ptrkwty ~ Middl• port. 1200 mo. CtM 114-9127813. c.n cl~~~n . !CW !he ltst ~ POSt offices be{llll ~lnQ Wlthifl a w!ek Ol IM arnJiJftW'Ilfllll wtHch lill"t ei'IOIJ(Ih ~mt 10 pr!OIIt prl)flerly 8y ~1¥1 1!19 no.. woo I bt rudy to •""" ~ Koru ~s.oo our ~thoc!s wlltn 1~ IHI 1; ~~~rn pert. tum., ldutu only, no"''· t110 mo . Dep. req . Ctll 114·211· •zoo .... ~ . Col ........120• . ,._ry Niot. 2 ~r . MGiilh ltoiM, on prtvtta lot whtl of shlllt trM. not far fro• Heber, WIWr ...... Collll·· ..l ·2137. Double wille. 3 or 4 IMdtooma. t100. dtpot!O In Mldtll_.. 1210. per month. ,ty own .. . Col., 4-112-2114. T11ller for rllftt In Tu,..,. Plein•. Couple only. Ne l)llt, All utSK'- IIIf4, 11•·117· HOI. Mobh homt on Crtt. Cretll Roocl, 1110.00 ,.. moftlh. no ..... 30•·171-1201. .-.IOft, MoWle ..... ill N.. Cll aftw 1:00PM. :104-171·1511. bod--.·171-22U. - Wttlftlldoy. Oolllpofit fW"f, call fvr """" J lt\lornwtlon, )(),._171·JOII7. ,._e - PIMtkl olnlm lttll IPPrGVICI , pllltlc MPtlc ttnlui. pfattk culvertL mMIII cuhrertt. RON tablll. comw cupbo•d, 2 pc. cupboards. dry links, MCn'llfY d•kl. c:h_. of dr.woera. chili,._ L•ra• ttlectlon. Conkle'•· At. 7. Tupp.,-tpllinl , Oh. Atfrlgert«ion • Applltnc. Service. All brandt ut.:lippiiiii'IDII· 54 Misc . Merchandise PlriOIIII FOR SALE Wa are oHerinator sale on f 1976 Estate Mobile Home, size 12 x65, toaethtr with contents. in J)Od condition 111ith new tool. Tllis mobile hon end contents Ire appnised 11 19.000.00 in the Estate of lllty E. Furbee. Dteeaseed . Tilt mobile home is located on the rtal estate owned by Raymond Furbee in Grtat Bend, Ohio. on State Route 124. si1 (6) miles east of Racine, Ohio or lour (4) miles west oi the Ravenswood Brid&e on Stale Route 124. Immediate Possession. Mobile Home nust be moved from present location. Sale subjec:t to the approval of the lhi&s County Probate Court. lore inlorm1tion can be obtained by cont1clina: Raymond Furbee II· 614) •843-5331 52795 State Route 124 R1clne. OH 45nJ or Juan ita Sayre at • (614) 843·5491 53380 State Route 338 Portland, Oh. 45770. Co-Fiducllrits of tht Esl1te of ..,ry E. Futbee, Dec:mtd. M1y 2oth - 1 pm-5 pm: e pm-10 pm HO~IDAY INN - GALLIPOLIS 450 Pike St (AI lhe jcl. o1 Ate . 35 & Ate . 7) WED., May 211t - 1 pm-5 pm; 8 ptn· 10 pm RAMADA INN - PORTSMOUTH 71 1 Second Sl. (Take 2nd St Eall oft Ale . 23) THURS. , Moy 22nd - 1 pm-5 pm; e pm-10 pm THE OHIO UNIVERSITY INN - ATHENS 331 Richland Ave . (On US 50) For tnlllnt WORKSHOP -TOLL FREE 1 AvtUIIIII et t72 .QO. CMh o• terrnt ~rr~~nged. CtM 11 4· 248· 91 u .. 30..171-5719. EVANS ENTERPRISES, Joofc· oon. Dh. IU·2tl·ll30. 65 Building Suppliea Ford Clr. Ford Radiator. Rote· n1 • . Strewhlnl• far 1111. 2 v ~ ed . Q01e1 area .• blly go .... Colll1•·117-3379. 54 Misc . Merchandise WANT THE BEST FERTILIZER AT Trovbl~ I HP TIIIor, ellc. oton. 5 hrt. on mechlna till. 114· tU-38U. I · I pm. 6 ~ - moww for 3 pt . hitch PTO. Elcelan1 c;ond. M95. 11.·112·318-4, t·5pm. Tri Caunty Sport Shop, Sprlno Veley Plua. OIIUpoNt, Ohio . Gunt, Archery, TIM:IIte. 11 4· . .. 1.2331. Utod All Oltd\ Wltd\ Trontl\lr .,d 450 John DHre dDrer . 5U·Ill .. 78•2 0<194-15001. Tony' I Gun Aeptlrt. toO PI borl . slvhtlng. ftctory rebluting , _ hou• 9:00 till dark. ctll 30•· • '171· ... 31 . · Hlllf Price II Fltshlng •now 1ign• 1211.0011 Lighted. non·•rrow 1271 . 0011 Nonllghtld tz21.0011 FrttltnWII On tv ftw loft. IN loco!ly. 111001423· 0113. onytlmo. 4-11·2783. Block. brick, mortar and m•· IONY a~ppll• . Mounblln St1tt llodl. Rt. 33. New Haven , W. Petl for 66 Sale A..t T...,i., pup1 for ute. AICin t Ot.lo. IU-941·2118. A.K.C. Chow-Chow Pupplet, funy lltt .. H1r1. Color~ : red 1nd bl~~ek ; ~.ell tongue; prtc. 1250 . 30·· 752-2031. P11s. Ptrtlilett t 1 1 .tl. 86rd C11• t9JI9, C1n~t1 MD .• • Find\• 48.119 ond '41· 10 gol Htup 114.H, Htmltert •1 .11 . Fish T111k, 2•13 Jecbon Av1 .1 Point Pl ..llnt. 304- 87&-2013 . Peu for Sale Cltow·Chow pup.,leltltver blut. AKC R19. Champion blood lln•ptdtgrHI. Ctll 11 4 ·281· e.. 66 Dr~gonwynd Cattery Kennef. CFA Hlmtleysn , Pertitn .,d Bitm.. klttant. AKC Chow pupp .... Ntw IIUPO* ktntnl. a 1271 . CoM 4o41-38W - Solkl whitl tn1lehou11 cat. 1 yr. 68 S. old . Plrtful, h• hed til lhot_ o. MUt..-td. C•ll 814-"e-ooe5 I AKC Aeglatnd Elkhound pupt, 8 w..U. out ot good tr" clop. voodpell. noo toeh. Coli 114-251· 1253. I lrlll SIIIIIII II!S Pet1 for Salt 71'M /<, liVI!SIIJI 81 k Farm Equipment CROSS. SONS Fruit Vegetables U.S. 35 WM'I, Jtckeon. Ohio. IU·Zit-1151 . •I•. Potted torNto pl~r~u for C•ll 614· 2117· 389& . Roger Roush, 22188 Budttown Rd .. Racint Ohto. Mtney FtrguMtn, Nwr Holl.nd. Ruth Hog Sta. & Service. Over 40 utad trtetort to chOOII from • COrfl)'-tt lint of new 6 ultd equip m1nt Larg..t .. llctkln in S.E. Ohk> . Vo. 30..882·2222 . no. 304·175· 21115 . WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 8. Therft'lllln .. ltttd 11111 ,... Ill 71 " 1\gt. 32" wide t:JI .It E. M. WISEMAN, BROKER Clyde B. Walker, 245-5276 David Wiseman, 446-9556 B. J. Hairston. 446-4240 ....... ._................. _..... 12. Clelrecryljco-.080 .,d , 21 Qlfll - o . l .... lMtl 13 . Plywood htndy ptntlt 12" 1ontr 18" wlde v. d\lclt • .,.. ., .00 ... 14. Muonht primed horllontal uttrior tiding 11'a18"•7· 1S UO.OOoq. 1& . 1-grld• mtrbte venlty top1 cholct in ttock. 120.00 ... 11 . 4 ' •1' tr11tld pint llttiCI *• .,4 ,111501. 17 . K-tu• brlckandttonerld end ttn . reg. tl .99 ctn now 11.10 and 11.11 ctn. 11. httrlor kov cloorrod\ ttiumi· BEST BUILDING SITE IN GAWA COUNTY Located 1n Green Township on St.Rl. 5881essthan 4 miEs lrilm tow11 You m1.11tsee Ill! vM!w 1D II! Ieve it. land consists of 85 acres. about 30 m40 o( whK:h are covered with 10 yr. old pines. Til! balance ~ a hardwood lorert.lncildesa farm pood and at least eight four9 dee!. Can II! sold in 5 or more aae tractsorall1n one tract Vou •o1Mild anythng to match it GET THE BEST PRICE FAST! is Choose a broker who competent, knowledgeable and experienced. We have the Buyers. We know the Market. AND 446-3644 '"·" ... ... 1 1 . Oatagontl window w· 570• . Dr•"'· ...-p~ntlne front, 'claw feet. Bevelled edge mirror *225. !Model tllll:rll , Vtrd Of delivery . (hlllpoll• Bku:lt Co .. 123'1.1 Pint St. , 01lllpoU.. OhM» C1ll 614· a vr.t• Ufetlrne concrwte cutverta. 12 large country k1tch en , new appliances. utility room . Water, se wer and trash service pro- For ..... dl.-p· 12 o.. fTtmfd w6ndowt. 3 plcturl wtndawt. ttorm Mndowl plu1 3 •orm doort. Ctl tftlr I . 304·67&· Building mattrillt. ctmant, I . Commerdtt d0ublttntr1n011 Ill btown oii'MI"'""'m 0111. 8. Doubl• 1idtlite1 tntTinCIIat .,. ...I -1115U. 11•·112-:lt:M or 514·112· JoltWIOn A... 30··171·2818. 241·1121 . ponlf cloorte H . H . 2. Prehung ..... lniUitted door end tiM• llite or 1 lite t1211 .11 . 3. Doublte6dtllteentrlft01 doOr V. el- IIIIo 0311 . 4. 81ptfe sldlllte entrence do01 11t1 ~ th•mtl al. . U89.111. 10. Wood doo< ....... w-f\11 gltu 71" 1\gt. M " wide 114 d\ldl .38 .1115. 446-4639 One bed room apartments w1th Antiqu• ·Iron f•cing, 100 ft . wHhcomer poatandgtte. 210& 8ulld5ng Mtterillt Blodt, brick, sewer P'P•. win· dowt. lntelt, etc. CIIUda Win· tett, Rio Ortndt, O. Cllll 114- 68 ll'lt Bulldere luppll•lurplut. 8. Plhung Interior I pentl jina door' • Ill •II• Ill gred•. lndt to 31 lnd1. In ttock. Lergar IIIII IVIillble. U11 to 8 ft . CtN ••tr• 66 Building Supplies CloltOUtt . . . . . .. 1 . Prlflung 1tM1 itlultted a or 1 For Nil nM Ytld-men mowert. good utld mowers from tl50 •n. Echo trimmers on Mle. Children• IIW luppty. Vinton. Oh . IH·HI·BIU. BROOKSIDE APARTMENTS PH 446·3417 rt 10 lnd-1 rMi lti trm uw . i c c •••orl•• · noo.oo. :llM-111& -38&3. Rock• f28 .11811. 17,100 ITU etr condltkJner. c... c..tt.men 3280. • • •d finish• Apartment f<>r Rent 54 Miac . Merchandise WE'LL GET YOU THE BEST PRICE FAST!! 83 ACRES - Hotre sites, timber value, county water ava1~b~. Appr~ . 2000' road frontage. Good bu1 at $35.000. . f\ll\\1 TREE COVERED IDTS ~st ~ ~ Grande· Cenletpoint Road I mi~ west of Ro Grande. Restrictive convenants. Qu~ k>calion, ruralwatet Illes 11 place for service to klls. $7250 1D num finish e2 .Htt. 19. Good uood a-2 bulb light CDmpiM• w -butbl t11 .0011. HISTOIICAI. BRICK 110• Convenient localion to schools anddownt<Mn area. On 6511; 1251ot. 5rooms down Md bath, 3rooms up and bath. Recent11 rein is lEd inside. lmmed~le possession. Ho~ng at $49.000 20. Wood-MIIOnlt,..btthloom pM...... g 4 ' 118' pc 14.11 to . 19.H ••. Localed at Ill! end of a cul-de-sac on 1-~1.11 acre with gardenspace. From too shitt1 hatdwood lkm to too new faucets, everythng looks and works great 2 IW!lp~ces. deck, large garage, strtage buildng and (ull basemMt are socre of the man, jitJses of this hotre. K1ge1 Creel< school diitrict. $59!m. 21 . Prtf6nlth.t ltld untlnilh«< door end window.andalltyp•or trim 1Wting 111 11 .00 tor B'po. 22. Aluminum mobile honw tnd bam roof cottlng w-fiber Mg~l . 023 .H IDO gil ond up 020.111 laotpoll. 21. Wtlbollfd tdh•N-tqt. tubal Of ztoz . 11.31 tt. Of bV CIH t1 .21H, 24. P•e&a naill 1 .79 bo11. PENN ' S WAREHOUSE · Wolltton,Ohlo 11•· 31._38 .. . NEW UmNG - PEACE QUIET II IH£ Clm Hard to bel~e. but true. Wei mantaned ranch offers 3 bedrooms, eat·in klchM. clean bath, partial basement, lflng room Md carport. Very ~iet netflbothood ovemoking toon. Allor~ priced at S39.!m. Wl21 TURN YOUR T0£5 OUT TO GRASS AT BIG FOOT PARK OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE... #311 I W~ PLEASAIInY SUIII'RISm and il100're lool<ing lor a good o~ er rome in t<Mn, ~u will!!, too, wren voo see too olrtstandilgwoodo!Jkin thii 3 a 4 bedroom. I ~ bath home. lncildes a large klchett, lami~ room, !o1et. basement and gara~. II woodwak turns )00 on, II! sute to see lhis. $59.900 •Boating •Fishing •Hunting •Swimming ACRES & ACRES OF NATURE'S UNSPOIL£D lAND NO MIINI Y IIIIJdj 50 l>' il lj ' PRICE REDUCED TO $39,900!! GR£AT BEGINNER HOllE! This home oH1rs 1 Iaiit II with fireplace, kitchen. dininc area, 3 BAs, blth, full buement, I car PIICt, deck, flnced yanl just minutes to town on Rt. 141. C1ll for an a~ointment. BLACKBURN REALTY - 446·01108. 81-lMVPOOL Bui• b a lamly will! chidren,brl:k/lrame bi-level home has (41 bedrooms, 24' round above-ground pool, 1350 sq. ft. with more unlni:hed space on lowe! level 2~ car garaga located near elementaty on a 100xl54 level ld, quiet ~teet ~mabie VA lnanong NEW UmNG -CHESHIRE VILIMlE Remodeled home offetS l4 redroo~r~~ , ll basemMt, 2 car !;I rage. Vin~ siding, new electrical service entrance panel and new wirilg. Gas Ired 11« water heat lmrned ~le IXISse5SOO. PrM:ed at $26,&Xl. 11301 Real Estate General WATER-ELECTIK BATHHOUSE ... CAlLE TV ... ALL CAMPSITES SHADED &LEVEL Vlrguuu £ c---D THE PERSIIIWI'IY ,_,US£ WITH POOL Sute there are many homes lor sale, butNONE1ust like this me Awe.y comlortabi! livng room wlh woodbumng lrep~ce. mce ltitchen with tatt(l!, diihwasher and refrigerala, dnng area. 3 nice sized bedtooms and a lam iv room. lnc~ des I ~ baths and garage. This ho100 has had excelent care. OONUS: a beautilul, sparkling 16<32 in-ground !XIof. Excelenl ne~borhood-Sprng Val~, . $67,500. #139 BI-LML OIIIMGE FIAT LOT Very nice home inc~des 3 IJls, I iJR 111d 2 haH baths, lar(l! mwith woodbumng !replace. 1~c at garage. Nevter carpet throughout most o( llluse. Super Bee coveted perch and pato klr fami~ run. located out Rt 160. $55,000. #207 8mith REALESTATE RU IOtNliAL.. . IN\'E!OT M UUS . CO ... 'IU.ACIAL. 388· 8826 I'AOFESIIONAL SERVICE MAKES nt£ DIFFERENCE BIG FOOT PARK DIRECTIONS: 6 miles below Gallifiolis cross RICCoon Crt Blid&*· Turn ript & follow sicns. DEWXE 3 BEDROOM BI·LMLIN THE OOUNTRY Very nice home incildes super IGtchM with al the emas. living room, dnng atea and lar&l! !ami~ room. Master bedroom has dtessing area and bath with sk1!ighl 2 cat garage. I acre groum. Owner will trade lor mobi~ IYJtre or doubi!wide <11d will consider financing. Cal lor more inlormalion. 11220 NEW LISnNG AtttacliYe brick r3nch. Nice living room , 1\ith • teautiful s1Dne fireplace, 31l!droorr!i and I ~ balhs are leatured in this hofl'f.Also incildes illrdwood lklorn. 2 car t~~rage, gas teat and central ar. Quiet 4 BEDROOMS AIID A FAMILY ROOI for $44,!m, that doesnl sound ri!hl. but it ii.Thii ni:e ranch hotre a5o features I ~ ballrs, lull basement and garage. large I~ walilg lor a pool. Cose lo hospital. EXTRA NICE RIR IH£ PRICEI Modern 3 bedroom tanch wlh lar&l! kilchen,den, lar!l! cer1111i: bath. natural gas, garage With separate soop room. Good place to tai:e chidren. Its in t<Mn on a nice l!i.$44,9JO. #119 ne~hlxlthood. $64,9:10. 996 4IH AVEIIUE Th is ader 3 bedtoom home has bEen ro!rlllele~ remodeled. ltlme offers ivingroom , dn ~g 1oom, bath and utility room. Oldel tllrai!E!. Convenienl to the clini: and wa~ to til! market. $28.~0. #448 SlOP lltr!f\llng money down IN! dran. Vou can <Mn your own lxifl'f. hreletl!starter. 3bedroollli, living 1oom with woodbumng lreplace, basement. Green schols. $33.000. 11240 OfFKf OPEN nLl DAIIC JIM'S FARM EQIIPft'iNT CEtfltR SR 35 W.. GALLIPOLIS.OHIO 614·446·9n7 OR 446·0813 SPRING CLEANUP SALE PRICES REDUCED IIF 20-35·65·135-165-275 FORDS - 8N·9N·150·2000-:Kl00·4000·5000-5600 INT. CUB - A·H·II SUPER w/ HOSE KIT, PS JOHN DEERE - 520 GAS, PS - 20:Kl LOADED HAY BALERS NH 273 · JD 336 - FORD 5:Kl -OUVER 560 · IIF 1560 ROUND 2 NH RAKES - 100'5 Of OTHER IOOLS KING KUnER 3/ P LAWN IIOERS, 4 5, & 6 Fl RACINE TUES .. fttctrolu• WIC.cuum dun••· A· 1 condltlon· ltllchmenta . 1U8. 387• . POMEROY 992 218 1 lor Hlbilious l)lrson wi'IO wants a ul n ttrllr •ith 111n11111tnt po· ltnllll. fhl rCirt pttson Mil rt · Celll1··211·&211 . For 1111 good ulld btrolln pr1cod oolor TV. Col IU-4ff. 304 -876 -1183 .. 17!·14150 . MGM Farm City Opportunity 11, 11.11. I mllll out At. 211. wood Yt PIR-' ~ 11111 wdeoorMivl trim 1281.81. 7. Prthung nt;.,lor doo,. til PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF SPREADERS Great o•-• PG•"" 1171 Chevy wagon all poww e1 .ooo. owlngo e11 alGI\. Coli t1•-4o4t-1771 Motorilld trtadmUI. uctl.-.1 oondltlon, 1100. Cellt1•· WI· BU LK OR BA GI~[ !I S.los 71H nur Huntington. ,.t, 10. pono. Llttle'o Rlfrlg, • A11111.. ChNhlrt, Oh 11•· 317-0440. Used Furnltur1. Good qu1lltV uud fumlture. Optn 9 to e or c1ll tor fiPpolrnment. THE LOWEST CAMPING LOT fOR SALE IN BIG FOOT CAMPGROUND '2.000.00 Will consider trlllelot pop-up eamptf. Ca II 614-446· 1294. UNCI dorera. lotd.e n. bdhott, dUO'II truau, 70 lnt....,lonol trHtor·1fllllf, phone 304· 731· Pl~en• RACINE GUN SHOP LOCATED NEXT TO CLUB RESTAURANT 2· 2 lldr. mobMt fitornll 0t1 lulwHI• flld., mo. P'u• :....------···- S•t . 81C -448· 1899 , 827 3rd. Av1. GllliPQiil, OH . M '- • (~I (lpp«tn1 ty h•p!Op I ll Help Wanted Salaa noo • County API)Iilnct , Inc. Good Ulld tpplilncet 1nd TV M11. Optn 8AM to 8PM . Mon thru COMpltly IUCutivt ror I llltttview, 74 71-,H=ou-,-e,--.fo-r""':R:-en.....,.l- Reolly·I1··- wrr.ger Wtlhtft, • tho• . New living room suites t199 · t&99. lampt, 1110 buying COli & wood atov•. C11t 814 -448 -3159 . PtrsonMI 400 W. Wllsonlfilfl:t Road S.h' IOO (l) Worthlnctoo. OH •lii!S 'ou wi ll lit coiltKttd by a r_,. , U1MI'- induood. Fumlthod. Col 11._ 112·1217. Rent. IMH, landcontrtct. 3br'• Rodooy Vlll..t U: 2 br't-Eurtlto: lbr Evtnt tteWtta; O..,o~h • ref•tnCM -..lrM. lladlbum 06111 St. . G11iipoli1. NrtN& uNCI wood-cotlttovet, 8 pc wood LA IUitl U99, bunk bed• t199, tntron rec:: lin•• t99 . nWI & Ulld bedroom tu ittl, r1ng11. CtiYt tra i n i rt~. tJptltstS paid. lUI· rMI"d inceM . Mnt bt 21 or oww. han car. bot*btt 1ndambi· IIOU1. Stnll llritf rnunand phalli n u~n ­ btr to: 27.1. .,..,,..,., Country 0111 fumttu,. now in stock . CoH.. tnd ..,d tltll .... round pldMtll and drop l11f AUCTION 8o FURNITURE &2 GOOD USED APPLIANCES tltCelltnt. Clll 114·446· 4094 . 64 MIIC. Merchandllt Cllltlt•'o Ulod Tire Shop. o 1,000tlno. olo•l2. 13, 1•. 1&. 44 SWAIN 30•·111· 5UM. 11•· 4-11·0310 . A· 1 cond. 120SIItndHIIRotd, Point PIIIHJit. For ule: Magic Chef tllc!ric double ovtn rtngt t100, PfiU rocker IDVMIII' MI . gold twivel rocker 125 , l'ed Hclroom chlir UO. 2 blonde end tllblet 115 • .ct.. whitt woodM tablt 12& . yellow kitchen chlnt clbinet 150, tmtD dllk t20. til~ CIDOCI condldon . St. .t 281 So. Founh AYI .• MlddltpOrt, Oh . 51 Household Goods Mer.:h.1n d1 se • · 30···12-2111. I Coutt&t. 3 belt. 1~blth.l210 • autltloo ooto. f110.00. Wing ol\ttlr, blue. •n .oo . loth 54 Mlac . Merchandise ""• 3:30. fu,.., .. Middltpoft · 2 br IPl frof ,.,t: 1110 2 room efficitney- Rlvor Rd. Coll11•·...,1·0801 . MOilLE HOMES MOVED: in· :·'I.-Hit 11111• 3 bdr. r•ndt. 2 bath. flrtpiM:I. D"-t'· dllfrlbll ... QeiNpollt ••••· Wtlll to IChooll ~ .. or ct<nwntown. Hilttopvtaw. C .. •: 514· .. 5·0351 oltor IPM. 3()4..773-1011 or conwet D• niM StNYt or Wlthlf Justlc::~ 11 ltlt Mtin ~ 1171 lrict Cow petturt tor Mobi6e horN fot' ,.,, on Upp• 1'/t ttory. 4·5 bdr., 2 bltht, FP. " ft.M baHmlflt, 14d0 building. . t1•·z•t-6187 oftw 5:00PM. or nMui'81 origin. w•ccwn• llhould ea11 lf•·ll2-7717. Equal Howting tlec:trla. 11&00. Ctll 11 4-247· 7114. on 8 .1 lcret. l'llliliaft. ... lm...,.. O'"t'Nntty. '"""'•o•ed 1531 "'IU·211·1211 . : Con101. Coli 11•· ..5· 3375. with gareg•, ..-.of--- -. ,.... fNIY be Houllftg higtw '·-· on klooi'M. will dint bl ., ' *II to Hdt 8Pflicem ,. Md C. ....., ruH to '"" lot. R-obly pricod, wilt flnlnce with 10 ptrCII'It dowri. CIU 114-HI-3114 . Mobile home for Mit. 1 4•70 1871 3 bedroom, 1111 blth, total 3175. rtnt• MIIOJ'I AptJ Ll- miled. Two bedroom IPII It 01ft.OO po.- _,..,_ Rontol • • - - o u...tllvltloo. T.P. 1-1 tcrtl. pertiaflr wooded lott •tad ooll 30•·112-3722 1111 Pontltc Chief. 10•14, 3 bdr. mobile homa. Ctll 114· : •• wlk:t!don• tor 49 - ....... c -. ..,...,...,.,. v.., nice homa , 2.000 tq ft f*,t b'"ment. I woodlcl ICt'll. good ltundnt. land Hill Road , • . . .IMntl .. 1 bedroom IJ'. tor r.m . 8Mic ,...., lllf'tl 121 I . I lhOnth thet indudtl o1 utu-. ~tit f'IJQUirld ot t200 . Co.nact Vii· t.ll• Menor Apl . Middl.,ort. 0100 dopottll. Col 11.·4o45·7U7. 1138. 1 4al0, fTNM, drytr, IMn.,oom -=----,.,,.....---=--=-~ Wooded lot· tiiCUic- wl1er· bot ......... ...... Nothins down IIOmo. 861FDOtPtrk."t. 3 bedroom home unfvtnithed, ~. redlsoov• your pitno 'sbHvt rtul ... tont. e.n todrt, Wardt Key- bolfd, 304-871·5&00 Of 1575• 3112• . 114-lt7-0232 o• ....... . 4211. ,..,.,if td. H5gh lt .. Poirlt " . . Nnt. make offer. 304·171· :: fltANO TUNING AND REPAIR . .• 35 Lou 0701 Slono Rllllty. How .. to•Hioin Ch.,.,Ohlo. 7 room~ . bue"*'t. tet6QII. on ': or APMTMENTS. ,.,_ hou _ _.._,_ - e _,OIIWpolio. 1,4.UI-U21 . ., •. 251-1121. Ctll coMtct to ... 1 · 114 · 8151 ~ 1979 or..,britr mob41t homt ·. only 011.000. Col 114-tll· 3925. 7 , I mit. belOw Oalipolit, croll d ining room , living room . 21 : • · - .,..,, TPC.... -· qultt aoanlon Ill C"-1., Nice few 2 mobilehofMiota. 1 onAt. 7. 1 on Addtton -lulaYilt .-d. Cal 5 :00pm . • home , a...-11 blrn. phture. 2 bedroom houM 1itulltld on t •en~ m St. At. 33. ~ ·. Wit l bltlytit ~ my horN, lud : • Chanin Ao.t . h.vt refllfMotol. - 7 M:fWI -~ 2 Mdrvom mo...re m rt , horN lf'ld auto 24&-11893. . - ·· vol... 742-2177 frDr-:=.Col mtlllt.11 4· eort¥tn ltf'lt. Mutberry H'tftta. 'orneroy. 114-HZ-1323. 3 bedroom1. 2 full betha, equipped kitchen, alumHiumtid· ing, norm windowa. 2 c• 1 10 tiC,.. 11 Deltel'. c.-port. Cal 814·112 -7211 ef...-4:00. r.plir. hou ... cl•ning . C.ll anytime. 1514· •: OWt*, groom 11.1it1. city conwnim•. Locotttl off Uppw Rl. 7 Col! 114-4o41-40U. ,.tnt~n 9 . .. : ly hattlful I room hofM, bll'ft, ouUiuld ..... ................. ltOI. AIIO i14 ••--Dutlr wrth 3 IJWroom ~ ._,,.,., 2 Sand. urwll. fill dirt. ,.,~ . 3 cu. Ytrdl. dtl;yered • epread U8 .00 per lold. C•lt Oon Wau rjt . 1514 -... I ·N.S . Llwn Un~­ APAfiTMENT FOR RENT·N- A......... for - · Quollty 2 IR, 3 bldt ... UUihl In pritnt · W~nt tonwont to We ln wtrh 151 Hou1ehold Good• 814·4o41-1171 . No ,..._ Coiii1··1M1-2U3. phont number. pptrfen c.cl 6&83 . epertmlftt tor ,..., •• 3312. Corring 100n W..., • ., Outt.t. Pt. P...... t 'NV now ICC'J1011nt ....,&ication tor ful tiM ~loy · rntnt. Slf'd r...,me llong with pwtonll ,.,.,...::. to C.L. F...,-.U. 31 1 E. 7th St .. Chili- 12 AC . rOcklt'·rtcNn•. Qt,lllft tin mtttr ... lit. Corbin • lnvdtr Fumtturt, HI Second Ave. Can 4 room. 1 Yt bttll. C.M 11 4-tl2· f733 . co l~. Oh 8unkbed1 COft11 ...t , 1000 ITU dtyi and 114 -112 · 1713 The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page--D·!! Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va . . May 11 . 1986 949-2168 Knives, Guitars, Strings, Guitar Picks, Muzzleloading Supplies, Gun Hobby Kits, Reloading Supplies, Fishing Equipment, Scopes and Mounts, ·Baseballs; Balls. ALSO REPAIR AND GLUE GUNS OPEN 1·7 MON.-FRI. 9·5 SAT. I $25,000 BARGAIN PltiCE SR 160 north ollm a comfortable 4 bedtm. hotre and 2 acres m/1. Rural waler, new electri c lumace an d garage. Vin11 sidin g. SEClUDED LOCATION $9.500 10 acres wooded. slream. app roVed aeration s1stem. v.111 trade. 96.5 ACRES 1/L v.11kesville. pon d, older outbldgs. Will su b·div~e. BRICK AND FRAME Smiles from town. Beautifully decorated hoiOO on SR160.3 bedrms., counlty kitchen. family rm. with WB fp. Carport Priced low $50s. VACANT UP THE RIVER 3 bedrms.. and bath, lg. kit.. lull basement,. Make an o(ler. $20s. VACANT LOT Neil Ave., Gallipolis. Gas, water, sewer and water m~able. $4,000 . TOWHAN DCOUNTRY 4 acres on the Ohio River. 7 tms., lull basement, living 1m., siHing 1m., 3 bedrms.. ·I' baths, 2 rutbldgs., lru ittrees, 2car garage. HOlE &BIG OPPOITUNIT't - Very aHractiveremodeled 3 bedrm .. I\\ baths and garden lub, 17'x25' kitchen, new solid oak cabinets, pantry, laundry room,lg. screened porch. NEW GARHJE: 28'x40', heat wate1, 220 wiring, 12'x 14' door. II are lookinc for a business opportunity - This is~- Mid *201 OHIO VAI.IlY FARM - 258 ACRfS Appro!. 3200 of Ohl> River kmtage. Also.-road frontage on both ~des of Rt 7 mlaing apiJ~ . 4000'. 140 ac. very good crop land. 00 ac. pasture. balance in IWlOdEd area and misc. aaes. Bli~~ g; consisb d two liouses with trodern leablres. good bam lor tnbacco, large dai'y bu ildngs with 100 free stal~. feedng area and storage. Two good concrete staye sibs wkh CNef 1200 1Dn stora~. Hetringbone milkng parlot, 6 on a ~de. wtth overhead feed staage and coowMient milk rouse. farmnow used asdai'y operaoon bul very suitable as Diller type lftlestock or cashcrop operaton.Ato. upland area very su1lable for l'ome sies. Priced to sell at $200,!ro. 11329 LOCAL TAVERN FOR SALE . 11 yoo've alwa1s wanted to own a ter, here's 100r change. Good locatim downtoon. lespecllll~ reputJtion. Incudes equipmen~ beautiful bar, back bam and more. Cal lor noe inlorn111ion. 1213 UYESTOCIC BONANlA - Second to No11t1 380 acres m/1, 100 ac.crop, 150 ac. pasture, 130 ac. woods and misc., 6500' mad Ironia!!!. 4000' m/1 of new IMce. Excelenl hiRop wiew from jJesent hotre. Could easi~ be dfi~ed inthree or more smaller unls. Tolal aski'lgpncelorentiteu ril was $294,000, na.v $135,000. #335 co•ERCIAL BUILOING lOT Downt<Mn Galli)~ is re~ door to too gas OO!!'Ilan, m Seoond Avenue. Ptesenllj lMl as apatkilgl~. Reduced to $47,000. Wl29 SCHULT IIOBILE 11011£- 1983 14x70, 2 tJI baths, special ~ (!laity kitchen , al electric, wei insulated, cerrtral ar. On lie2 120 by 120 lot with utilities in place inc~ing ruralwalef. On St Rt. 325 near Southwestern Hill Schtllll11d grade school. Priced II $26,000 lor al. Would sel seplllle. 1017 JUST UKE NEW - Quafity buiR,excelent state o( repar ol19 yr.old home. Ful basemenll~ l~ii iEd with freplace). Three nice size bedtoolm, I ~ baths, convenient klchen, dining and lil'ingroom area. Two car garage with carport. Two ~aage buildngs. Illon I acre, IOOI'eorless,ofland.Askng $56,&Xl. w.l21 MOBILE HOllE AIID IDT located in Edoma Tra~ ~bdil'isl!n near T1coon lake. HonE is iOK OO 1963 Fleetwood. Re-ins ~ated. new carpet n '85, solid loundatim, all in wery good condlon. lncildes gas range, relr~erator (2 ytS. old), and tthet (llOd househ~d lumi~re nego(iab~. Lol has ~ own (llOd wei and ato county water availabe. 16>t20 screened-in bu~dng with concrete IQOI' & barbeque brick pi near. Also 12x 12 storage bui~ng M priced at $12,!00. 11307 NOIHING FANCY Just stur!tt constructiln and excelent care make this 3 bedroom brick one 1ou should11 PISS Ill.Quiet. yet c;onyenient locatiln. Flat btckyatd. Famiy room, 211 baths, centralar, 2 car Rnlll! 11d more. $61,000. NEW LISTING 6 year old ranch 10 excelienl shape includes 3 bedrooms, Ill bath,IN1ng room andwile approve<! kichen with lar!l! eal-10 area. Complete with 2car garage, gas heal and central ar. Greal ~ace lot kids. Convenienl lo shoppm~ hosptal. etc. $54.900 11211 •SMALIIIAIIUFACTURING WAREHOUSE 39,000 SQ. It. Loca!e<l '" Ill! ely '1900 ft . l~ slv!d office space. restroo~m. loon!!!. spmkler sy~em , heavy weighIconcrele lbrt,goof roof, 3in!loor and 4 ootdlla loadng oocks. Bart~~ ll IJ'rced al $198,000. Wh«1 we sa1 bargan,we meanbargail. Fi~re it_out Ill< l'(lurseH at $10.00 ~ s~are lorj !Which ~ way , way too cheap) it VOJid be $390,000. You11never find 39.000 SQ. ft. ol this ~ally an1Where lor $198,000. Nl49 �Page-0·6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ::81 Farm Equipment Utlthy bldg . ...1.: 3!1'•4D'd', 11 '11.1' alktlng door • 31' t.v. door . t5 ,215 tr.c:ttd. Iron )torH ....... 810·332· 97411 . 81 Farm Equipment 1 Mt mMtl tlide-in cant• rtcka for I ft. plt*up bed. 4ft. double dille end 12 Inch ptow for c--.orv 0 Trac.or. 2 row Ford CuhiYtter. Oib10n I HP riding moW~W , like n.w 300. Ctll We will do til tvP• or euttom f•m mechinery wort.. Call for 114· 948·2013 . JIM ' S FARM EQUIP'-'ENT O.... U 1r1Ct0r, PIFII end IIIYict 81 tt.. b.lt ll"h:t. Sk11r1 EQUip · m ... t Co. 304-175· 7421 . .,________= , .... 814-218·8136 . . :!;ENTER . SR 31 W. D1HipoH1. Ohio. Coli 110 -441 -9777, tvl . .t14-441- Jll2. Up front >ton wtth -.rr~nty GYM 7S UNCI ••c- -- 1ft~rs. 9119. o..,. John D11r1 Dti .. l 1520. 11. 000. NfiW' Holland hay baler •soo. 101 FCM'd moWI,. •37& . Phon• 304· 157&-2328 Of 571-2101. sen• 82 Wanted to Buv ~w ••tr• buah hog .f'030 Fergu10n tr~cto r , 'ft)C., 11.895 . 5 ft. buying ah1ll com or " ' com . Cell torllteltQUOIII. RIYif .City F1rm Suppty, 114·448· 2991 . W~ntld to buy tobacco b••· 't295, 2-12 plows $295. 3 pt Cllatc 1296. niW post ho .. digger CIIII14 - 251 · U~12 . ) 275 , 7ft grldlf blldl 118&. 83 .CIIII14-296-8122 . ·800 FOI'd lrtctor 1. 200 hours •2.1&0. Uniqd F1rm finish mower niW t79S . Jpt. lflder• lprlldet new t295 . Clll 114- )81-1622. :ho C111 dille( ttector wids front pow• st..,.ing, hi power, Jive hydrMJNtl cr•m puff, 12.950. e ft . dNm mower new .1.485. No. 12 MIINY flrguion bel..- t1 , 185 . Cll1114-288il622 . J IVIDEN 'S FARM EQUIP · .MENT . 614 · 448· 1675 . Chd our IPecill 11le pric• on Long i'rtcton • VII'Fnllt hiY IQuipmeru. with fll'lencinQIVIIIIblelt 4.4% int1r11tl A co""llte'lineof j)ale handling IICC8110ri• • }Mdlng ICC. . &Ories. grinder .miun, w~gons , rot.ry till••· rotery cuttert. blld•. c:ultiv•· tors, disc. plows. IHdm. polt ltlvtrl. woodspllttlt's, one• & t.ldg•t•. power w•ttllfS • Wh•l Horse L.wn & G1rd1n ) riCtorsl And 118 ut fOf 1 OOR1JIItelint of p,..slll service! USED A 'lllrlety of uted tr1ctors, -6 round blltrl, grinder mixer. 'Y~Qon1, IPr•ver. tltl••· cultiv1tor~. ·tobacco whftl cite, )lows. rH... -.u•re b.tws, jeddttl, h1"ow . mowing m•· chine. cultipiCklf . Auto• for Sale Jaff Baughmen'1 1871 unflft- lahH r•tored NOVA, 327 chrome engine, no phon• In· ,..i,..,Mlddloflort IB•odburfi. 79 TrtntAMT-top, AC. AM-FM 8 11. cond. C11111 4·441· "•'*· Liveltock Purl bred Duroc bo1rs. Aoglf B.ntiey, S.bin1. Oh. C1H 513· M14-2398. Ont bul 11d on• ttHr. both 14 mo . otd . Stlet hll vwy ricetizl. •325 end tliO fiiPICtivtly . 814-742-3033 . lolt: 2 H1rllford c1tv11. Heiflf 1nd1t11r. Around 350 lbl . 11Ch . From Pine Grove Rd.. n11r MIPIIwood lake. CI11814·912:J1 17. 1177' Plymouth Yo..,., good cand. low mHIIII•· ••n~oo. Coli - 1:30, :104·171:4819. II ford RMigor long bod wlth al24. GJnd.. 21.000 mi . Coli otter poliahtd. lluminum whMia. 44 ,000 ICtUII rnflll, 13,100. Coli 814-211-1144. 71 Gremlin t380, 73 :W ton Ford pickup 17&0. C•ll 114·381· 11810. 18 ~OidNMer 440 ano .. •eoo . Coli 814-441· 3397. ox a 1980 O.ttun 3;10 coupe, lpd.. mii'IU... AM-FM ltlf'IO cu•ttt•. AC. rNr window d• fDgglf, U.300 or Mit off..-. Cllll14 -441· 3172. 1981 Ford F1lrrnont. euto, air, rldlo, 11,899. John'1 Autu Sal ... 8ull'oli11• ~d . , OlllipoNI. 78 Chevrolet Monte C1r1D, V·B. 77 Chevy Montt C1rto, PS. 1111 Of Crlde fur pktup. C1ll 114· 2156·1228. 81 Plymouth Blpp1ro 2.1 L. tnlngt, 5 IPd .. iD.OOO m.,_, good 6 ciMn. t2.MO. C1ll 114-211-1142. 1180 Oodgo Colt - n . l .,d. trent. AC, PS. AM· FM r.clio, good GJnd .. t1 ,995. Col 814· 448-1981. 1971 DttiUn 5 tpd., SoiN, OH . lulovale Rd, Oollpolo. 1982 D1ttun 4 IPd., AM ·FM top1. wnrimo. oporty, t2.11111. John '• Auto lei•. Bulevll• Ad., Oolllpollo. IS N._ ... King Cob - • •· llh now, 8 opd .. Pl. AM-FM cuutte. 11 .000 mllte •7.800. Cl11114-318-9731. tNERCROj 1I K I Prfnt11111werhete: WHAi IS'ETT/NIS' TO A P'IC.NIC. OFT!N IS NOT. Now urange the circled letters to tonn the surprise answer. as sug· ~ ested by the abo"te cartoon. 42 ACRES- 3 BEDROOMS-LOG HOlE Started buildin' in 1978, 3 bedrooms, 6 room loa home, 1248 SQ. ft . liv1n1 spact plus partial basement. Electric hut pu"' whh supplement wood stove, nice _larae sundeck. Fence around JlfOperty, 5,000 piAl trees (Christmas) stt out. Nict home out by itself in the country. Also 25 11. 1 25. II. new barn. all of this for ONLY . 149,900. Won't last bnc. 11649 OK I I 1 I I J (Answers Monday) Yeslerday'sl Jumbles: LOOSE CLOVE BRUTAL POPLIN An swer: M,810. Trld•. oemper or bllt offer. Atlohyclraullo•nowet~ow. Coli 814-441-2741. , •so. 1982. Chovrolol El Comlno. v.a. PI, and Pl. Exc"lent condition. M110. 010. CIM 114-112· 2711 . arM~ bid tapp• for Real Estate General Toyote. t2150. Cell 114-881- :su•. By James Jacoby • 10 6' 2 +K8712 ' 84 ChiVY Cavalllr. PS , PI, AT, e•tr• Cllln, low mil•. Mult: 1M to ipprtcllte. C1ll 114·992· ~ Hay & Grain 1976 Pinto Runebout. low mileage. runs good. n.cls work. t600 . C111 81 4 · 992·5188 . glass . tm•• 9.818 Mixed hay toruli. Squ1rebsl11. firttcuning, nevlf wet. pet bile. Cal 114-742·2007 after 1980 Chovy Mon10. 4 cyl, 4 apOid, DOodcond, 11,200.00or m•h 1n offer, mult MH. 304· 1195· 3013 . 73 Van11k 4 W.O. ------------1171 Cunomlled Ford van E-100, bly window, IUnroof, H.y lor Nle 600 bat11. 1250. Call 114·982-53&8. 79 Pinto, good condition. 304- Clrpet, stiJW•I:aQ,, Wliltlm megs, good ndlals. no Nit, Mf!ld "•Y large IqUiri b1lea, 79 Ford Fllfrft)RI tilt ion Wigen 11700. 304-175-2112. 875· 3471. mil••· prlc:e Wiseman Real Estate Agency .9.100, 304-171-2888. 11.900. C.al14-441-2847. s? EAST tJ96 2 . 987 tA K Q .KJ54 32 t74 +10 9 6 ~ +J Judy DeWitt SOUTH J . Merrill Carter + K Q 10 8 3 .,0 Becky Lane Jim Cochran Phyllis Loveday Liz Long • J983 +AQ3 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South ,. Wes t North East South Pass Pass I NT 3+ Pass Pass 2 Pass Broker 388-8155 Realtor 379-2184 Realtor , 446-0468 Realtor 446·7881 Realtor 446·2230 Realtor 676·3968 SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC 446-6610 + Pass ·Opening lea d: • K spade. Of course none of this would work if West had simply made the opening lead of a club. Would that lead have needed some of the same clairvoyance th at eluded East-West during the bidding' Vans & 4 W . O. 73 POMEROY/CHESTER - We are rroud to offer this out· standin1 spllt· level. In an •ea o fine homes, it is eiiCip· tiona! in ~s quality, mint condition and settinc. Profes· sionally decorated', co -ordinated li&ltlin& fixtu11s, thts quad·level has 2500 SQ. ft .. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. cathe dral ceilina. Property also includes 3 landscaped acres, lon& concrete dnve lined with pines and a 32x40 3 yr. old multipurpose buildina (same material as house), heated, concrete floor with columned porch. #411 1871 Ford plcll up h11f ton. ....... 304·171-2149 . 3103. WEST + A74 Th ere's lll"JI"'' IIlm about it. If vu u w .1nltuscll )'llU r lwn1L', then··, tl',lll y onl v <>Ill' nu rn h ·r ill cun >tdl'r · Nun;bl'l I. Ct II --~------~ R-ea~I~E~s~ta~t-e~G~e-n-e-ra~l--------- 21537. '1111 Chwy pickup, Hri• C· 10. Nnning and 11dlng bldl 1-r0-11 .AQ6 they Jacked the clairvoyance to enter the auction. Despite his high-card values. West stayed out of the bidding over one spade beca use of his fl at distr ibution. When the bidding ended at three diamonds. he hoped he had enough tricks to defeat that contract . West cas hed his three top diamonds and switched to the nine of hearts. Declarer won the ace and played a spade to the king. West took the ace and continued hearts. Declarer ruffed. threw a heart on hi s queen of spades and then relied on clubs splitting. When they did not, he had to go down a trick . Declarer can play better. Let him play ace of clubs and a club to dum my's king . If that suit divides, he ~an come back to the queen and I hen force out the spade ace. But when clubs mrsbehave. he can change horses. He plays a spade to the 10. playing lor I he spade jack in the East band and a rea sonable spade division. He can then ruff the heart return, set up the spades by ruffing. and return to his hand with the club queen to enjoy the last good 1971 Dodge 110 tructc. Exctl- 11-.o Chwy Cuttom Deluxe 20. :W ton pidlup, 1uto trlntrnttlion, powlf ltiW•ring, 304· 812· Regiltlfld Rtclcing HDt'H, 15 yell's old, biYGelding. 304-468· t1 .21 . 304-176-5179. ± 1IK J 11,000 on !110 engW.e, wide 1881. long •• NORTH make nine tricks in a heart contract , 1171 Oodgo ~ 10n ..4 PU. 811. bod, outo. PS, Pl. AM·FM, tir• •lpOke wheels. NtiW' p.int, lltemttor, •MrWtg pu,...,, c.t., bNUI. • In•. E•c. cond .• Cloudy crystal ball Although East and West might well tTINCID more James Jacoby UniCrll!"blo- foor Jumbltl, one liner to eiCh square, tQ form tour onllnory wort!& topp•. rediD. t1 .711. 1811 D!eta.n .a opd., radio, t1 ,498. Jolin' aAuto 1978 FOfd Mulleng. NHd1 . 9-Spm. 4:30 Henri Arnold ond Bob LM IPM, 81.·317·7111. ' 83 GnN1dPrixW. 21.000mU•. V-8. AC , 111t, CNtll, •ero. C1tl 1 Pony,lnd white feet c11f •100 •.715 by l.,t conditKin. PS., Pl., AC . Ctlf tor both . c.n eU-992· 5368. 84 llft!JN} fi}n fjl.THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~· llnw. •and. whh ovtrdrivl. uc. evening• Chetter 111•·98& · 3!1.1. 814-992-71573 . 11. 1986 Truc:kl for Sale 1977 Ford Thund- AC, PS, PB. good cond . Ctn aU-668· w. Va. "Ill v.... ar. 304-al-3331. 72 .. .;... 1199. &1•·992-3114 1817. -;;7;;-1--.A..-:u-::toa-:-:-:fo;:-r"'S""al.,.-1 4283. 1980 Dildao Mrrodo. 318 2 211. •1 .eoo. New tob1cco "«>20 John dietel tractor. U:tr1 c.._.. 1 'ow hour1. with clb. ~od Nbber M.9fiO. 4 row Ford· .DOm pt.nter rod U9& . Cll 114-291-812 . 71 ~rr.-1, PS. J:ta, 1uto. tilt. ciJiil•. •r. AM·FM ...... .c...., ftctory 1000 tools. "Bidwell CMh ftld Stort' aFtnct .fi.IPPtv Specitla on all your ftnclng nNda . C•ll 814 ·381· Ohio-Poim Pleasant, Judy 1 979 Ford Van wi1h 1 980 factory biovac cus tom conver· sio n. Excellent conditlo n . $7,600. Call 614·992 ·5954 NEW LISTING - HOME & 2!.83 ACREll $32.1XXl.OO. Nrce home and acreage. !M' ner has moved and is ready to deal1 6- 7 acres pasture. sorre trmrer #2064 after 6:00 pm 1978 c .J5 Jeep. Good con di· tion . S2600 Ca ll 304 · 773 · NEW USTING - FANTASTIC BUILOINGSITES - a Acres. mare c. ~ of vacan/ ~ nd . Water lap, elY schoo5. land lays excellent. #2053 1965 CJ5 , extra good shape. Real Estate Gen.e ral rOOuilt 8'\gine. 4 cyl , $1 ,000 .00 . "73 Toyo 111 Celica 5300 .00. Xl4-676 -7469 #2026 CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. 1171 lnttmltlonll Scout. W0 , Cl11114-441-4779. S1700. Call614 . 742 -2944. 5376 WHAT A DEAL!!! $17,500.00 - OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY - 2 Mobile Homes furnished on SR 141. Excellent location close to town. Good lrwestment Property. 1979 Jeep Cherokee. 4114 . 360 thriH! &peed , Good condi1ion. NEW LISTING - LOTS OFHOUSE - $49,900 - 3 Bedroom brrck & /rame ranch large kitchen. heat I)Jmp 12'>24' covered deck. Be the l~rsiiD look a/ the excellent cond rr~n ol lh< home 112067 NEW LISTING - HAPPINESSFOR SALE. There's a heap o'happy livin' offered mthis nl?ller 3 t..droom one lloor brick & lrame horre. fam~~ room, I car garage all s ~uated on 1.59 acres. more "' '" #208 1 NEW LISTING - SECONO AVENUE - S3Ul0.00 - Lovely older horre wrth spacoosroom;, l lloot plan. 3 t..drooms. l 'h balffi. has been renovated. All th< wrt~ convenience oi i!M'n l•rng #205 1 Realty 446-3636 HOMES. FARMS .& COMMERCIAL PIIOPERTitS 25 LOCUST STREET. GAlliPOLIS. OHIO 45621 74 Motorcycles NEW LISTING - ENGLISH MANOR DESIGN - 2 stC\'y stone and lrame .;th lull basement. Located rn the c!y 3 bedrooms. 21? balffi. dnmg room. 2 car garage and much more. Call lor complete delarls. #2069 1981 Harley David~on klw rider Call 614 · 367·7170 aflt~r 4PM. 1986 K1wasalci 464 Ninga Call 614 ·446 · 7414alter 4PM . 750 K Honda Chopper Specia l p11i11t job. lo t s of ch tome . Ca ll 614-446 -7252 after 4PM NEW LISTING - ROAO FRONTAGE -TAKE YOUR PICK over 1.1100 tt. of road !rootage to IE d•~ed mlo r es~entlal lo~. Water a~ ailab~. 112082 NEW LISTING!! Th1s home has rt all . 3 bedrm ranch . located along Roush Rd Kyger Creek Sch ools. Full base· menl wrl h rec. rm . Cent arr . WBFP. rn -ground 16'<32 ' swrmmrn g pooL 1h acre lot Well and ru ral water . Greal locatJOn for Jam1ly Pnce $54,900.00 Honda XR 250 dirt bihe 1985 n"Ddel price $1,260. Ca ll 614 · 446· 1766 . •• NEW LISTING - SYRACUSE - AeriEs wom pooL Attractrve 1 story home wrth lo~ ol ch aracter Remodeled 3 bedroom , I '; bath. lamilv room wrth large bow wrndow. Nearly 1~ acree $Q9.900. 112086 • NEW LISTING - ROONEY AREA - Sman ~der 2 bedroom home, ~ood condrt~n . Mob1le "'""' 100<-uo '" back lawn , 2 storage bulld10gs and good g~ rden area. Pnced m the 20s 112070 BI!ICK RANCH - .73 acre IIX. klcaled 10 AddGon Tcr«nsh1p. 3 bedrooms. bath, I car attached garage. lull basement, 24x30 unattached garage. central a1r. Pnced in the 50s #!099 1984 Honda 70 0 Saber. shaft driv e. wa1er cooled. 4 .000 mile&. uc cond . 304 ·675· 5!164 1982 Hon d e lnttrll11te, full•: drea&ld . phone 304· 773 -9164 •her 5:00 PM. Hond1 Spree tor ule. 50 cc X14-676 -2942 . 75 STARTER HOI£ OR RENTAL INCOME Sl9.900 - 3 BR home offers LR, kitchen, bath, 2 car unanached garage, fenced yard . Call for inlormatron . . PRICE REDUCED TO $29,!1!01! Nice hortll and 5 acres, m/1, on St. Rt. 14!. This Ill me ofters a lamily room with woodburning stove, kitchen, LR, bath, severallruitlrees. Call today for an appointment. VINTON AREA - Large, m/1, attractive ranch home features 1104 sq. ft., 4x26 LR, eat-in kitchen, ·bath, attched garage, addi· tiona! lot can be purchased . Call for .n il) · pointment. 6100 SQ. FT. BUILDING - Sol id concrete wal~ . 200 ft. lronlage on SR 7 at Crown City, Ohio. formerly used as Jumiture lac· tory, ideal/or retail sales cr manufacturing LOOK AT THIS GREAT BUY NEAR RIO GRANO£ . NICE 3 BEDROOM RANCH HAS EAT-IN KITCHEN, ATTACHED GARAGE. ABOVE GROUND POOl PRIVATE FENCE , AN ABSOLUTE STEAL AT $30.00.0. business. Boats and Motors for Sole 20 h ceil ing cabin, 120 Mer· Cruisar 1·0 . $5 ,000 firm. Ce ll 614 ·446 ·0727 . 1977 , 17ft. S1Pncrah trihuii iO . with VB . In good condi1io n. Ask ing 15000 . C11l 614 ·992· 59 47 afte, 6:00pm. ,6 ft .LoweAiuminumbeatbolt Trolling motor, depth 1inder. Hi HP En in rode Mo!or . $2000 fi rm . Ca ll 614 -742 ·2975 ttVtnings only . Rea l Estate General THE FAMILY WILL LOVE IT HER£7- Th is hOme oilers 1728 sq. ft., 3 BRs, I ~ baths. piu s shower in basement, galley kitchen ~ co"'letely equipped, LR. family room, di ing room, carpeting, central arr/ lleat JJlfTII, rear deck overlooksRaccoon Creek. Call lor an appoinlment. 24 ACRES M/ l , HARRISON TWP .. CLAY LiCK ROAD - Rolling land, well m IJOP· erty, barn and tobacco base. Call for more details. MOBILE HOlE FOR SALE -l4x70 fleetwood Broad more, 2 BRs. 2 baths. krtchen wrth range and refrig., carpeting, lOx II metal storage bldg. Call lor more details. THIS HOME DEMANDS ATTENTION! 1.86 acres. m/ 1, 2,024 sq. ft. of living sp9ce. Other wtstanding featur es ~elude FR wrth brick fireplace, LR w/lireplace, 3 BRs, 2 baths. formal diing. new~ remo de led kitchen , ca rpet throu~oul. electric lurnace. central a1r, 2 car anched garage wrth openers, salellish dish, fenced back yard, nice ga rden space let us show you this home today. GREAT LOCATION - REDUCED PRICE . NICE NEIGHBORHOOD - All these things descrrbe this all brick. ranch style home just off Rt. 35. This home offers 3 BRs, I '' baths. LR. FR. equ rpped kilchen.lull b~ se· menl, covered patio. nrce flat fenced backyard. Call today. THIS HOME HAS All THE THINGS YOU WANT! - 4 BRs. equipped kitchen . 2 baths (masler bath ha s a whirlpool). LR. carpeling, heat pump, cent arr, anached garage, above ground pool. Jus/ minutes /rom tow n a/ Centenary HARRISON TWP - CREMEENS RD . 53 ACRES, m/ 1, - 4 BR home oHers kitchen. LR. bath. electric 88 heat, carpPI· ing. 30x42 steel bld g. with woodburning stowe, barn and 3 sheds. Call lor morernformation. ADDISON TWP. - Posson Trot Rd.- 93 acres, m/1, all woods. Old barn on property. $21,000. PERRY TWP. - 2!. 8 acres, m/ 1, older irome oilers 2 BRs, LR. kitchen. bath, lull basement, storm windows, well, rural wa ter milable. Call for more details. EDGE OF TOWN, RIVER FRONTAGE This home features LR, eat-in ~tchen, nice family room with hearth for woodburner, bath , gas heat. large unattached garage, crty schools. Call/or an appoinlment. 103 ACRES M/ l , SPRINGFIELD TWP. Approx. 96 A. tillable, older home has 5 BRs, bath. LR , kitchen, ulunty water, 40x60 pole bldg., 40x60 tobacco barn. va. rious other outbuddings. GENTLEMAN'S FARII - 35 acres m/1 mostly tillable. 3 miles north ol Rodney: Spring, well and county water, lerH:ed and cross fenced, tobacco base. Very nice 3 « 4 bedroom ranch style home with kilchen , LR , bath, breezeway, woodburning fire~ace. Call lor an appointment LOOK AT THIS! 10 ACRES 1 / l, ONE YEAR OLD RANCH - $39,900- This rome offers !'584 SQ . ff .. 4 BRs. 2 baths, kitchen, family room, 12x24 LR, dining room, car· peting, elec. BB heal, Andersen tllermo· pan es, county waler, SW school district Call today and make an appoinlmenlto see lh~ one. BRICK RANCH - ROUSH LANE- ThtsIa vely hom eoffers 1378 sq . ft. plu sa lull b!· semen!. Three bedrooms, LR is L-shaped wrth /~replace and dining area. woodburnrng stove rn basement, I \1 baths. garage. Call for more in/ormation . COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL - This nine room two story ho me features two balhs. din mg room, kitchen ,.;1h new cabi· nets, carpetrng, lirep lace, lull basement, gas hea l, block 3 car garage, vinyl ~ding. level lot w'th highway frontage on Upper Rt . 7. PERRY TWP. - 21.8 acres m/1, older home offers 3 DRs, LR, kitchen, bath, full basement, storm windows, well, rural water m ilable. Call for more details. CLOSE TO TOWN - Nice one story home featuring kitchen , LR, family room, dining room, full basement, wpeting, gas heat, city water, 2 Cal unattached block !>!rage. THIS COULD BETH£ ONE FOR YOU!- L.o · wely brick ranch offers a 14x24 LR kitchen w/OW, displ., eye-level owen , counter top rani€ and breakfast bar, dinene, family room, 3 DRs, 2 balhs, lull basement, pa/io, 2 fireplaces, anached 2 car garage with electnc openers, gas heat, central air, paliO, rntercofl) system . Just minutes from /own on Debby Drive. Call lor an appoint· ment. $8,000- II ACRES - CHESHIRETWP. - Vacant land. Septic lank on lloperly Call for more information. PRIDE Of OWNERSHIP - Lovely home offers 3 BRs, 3 baths, equipped ~tchen , 14x44 family room, dinene, lireplace, 2 car attached garage, 20x«l pool and satellite dish. Call lor an appointment. PRICE REDUCED $10,0001 ONE OF THE lARGEST RESIDENTIAL LOTS u~P~­ COND AVE. -Older Ill me oilers 3-4 LR , kitchen. DR, FR, bath, unanc hed galage. Call lor more detatls today. OWNER HAS REOUC£0 Til PRICE ON THIS lOVELY HOI£ 1o $59,000 which includes 2 ams, m/1. Homli oHm 4 BRs, 2 balhs, LR, kitchen, dining area w/ patio doo1s and woodburner, carpeting, heat PUifll, cent. air, full basement, 2 car garage. lots of trees and flowers. Additional land can be JJliChased with house. EDGEMONT DRIVE - CLASSY CAP£ COO IN PERFECT CONDITION - This home offers 3 BRS, kitchen with OW, displ., range and refrig,, dining room, liwing room with woodburning lireplace, lamily ruom, woodburner, two baths, foyer, gas heat, cent. air, mainten ance free siding, garage, almost new mol, immediate possession. WANT TO DO A LITTLE FARliNG THIS SPRING? - We have a new isting with 11.4 acres, m/1, small tobacco base, nice ranch style home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large LR, kitchen. full basement hardwood floors, front porch md rear pa· tio. Just off Rt. 35, near Rodney. DANVILLE AREA - Close to lei&s Mines -67 acres, m/ 1.nice home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen with OW, displ., double oven, refrig., WB stove, 22xl2 LR , dining room. elec. lurnace, carpet ing. Barn on property, 24x:ll with loft. Call today lor mare information. QUALITY IN EVERY DETAIL - 3 or 4 BR brick ho me offers a 20x40 family room, 3 baths, kitchen with OW, displ., microwave and trash compactor, dming room, intercom system. central air, 2 car garage, deck and a 20x40 pool. Over $100,000. Call for an appointment. DUPLEX 4 SALE -Great iwestment for the buyer. located m Graham School Rd. Each unit offers 2 BRS, Jiwing room, bath, kitchen and stove, relrig., OW and displ., laundry, large carport, central air, and storage area. PIIICE REDUCED TO $15,000! 20 ACRES 1 / l , FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEk Appro•. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story home oHers 4 BRs, bath, kitchen, Jiving room, family room. two fireplaces, barn, 2 large screened porches. Lovely Quiet setting. THE KIND YOU HAVE IN liND!- Brick ra~ ch within walking distance al schools and downtown shopping. 3 Ills, bath, LR. kitchen, din ing room with built-in china cabinet, family room in basement, gas heat, fireplace, attached garage. NORTH GALLIA ESTATES -Morgan Tw~. IODx:llO lot. Asking $3,000. Owner Will consider financing. OWNER ANXIOUS TO SEll - HAS REDUCED THE PRICE BY $10,000 -132.9 acres mil in Walnut Twp., HI story home has 3 BRs, bath, 42•94 barn , large tobacco base. Ca ll lor an appointment. COIIERCIAL BUILDING - ~ERRY TWP . -NEAR CORA - 6,000 sq . ff. steel ~dg., ideal for anyone in ~ucking, drilling or mining business. Owner may consider leasing or financing. Call fot more inform a- GORGEOUS SEnlNG! RANCH WIT HOVER 3PCRES WITH ACCESS TO RACCOON CREEK FOR FISHNGOR BOATING. 3 BRS., 2 BATHS, LR AND FP, DR, FR WITH WET BAR AND BI G GARAGE WITH 17 BATH. WELCOME SUMM ER N STYLE. PRICED TO SELL AT $59,000. GET READY ~OR SUMlER! THS HOME HAS A BEAUTIFUL 16X32 IN-GROUND POOL. NICE FENCED BACK YARD . 3 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM. 2\\ CAR GARAGE. !0' DISH SATELLITE SYSTEM. GREAT lOCATION. KYGER CREEK AREA . $58,000. NEW LISTING IN CHESHIRE - VERY COM'ORTA BLE 3 BEDROOM, 2 STORY. HAS RJRMAL OINING ROOM. HARD WOOD FLOORS IN LIVING ROOM, SMPU DEN, GARAGl HAS WORKSHlP AREA. EXCELLENT BUY AT $32. 0001 BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW! KCSCHOOL DISTRICT. BRICK & FRAME TRHEVEL. 3 BRS, I \I BATH , FR WITH WOO D· BURNER HOOK-UP, C/ A, CARPORT & LOTS OFSTORAGE JUST LISTED - PRICED FOR QUICK SAL£ AT $45,000 LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION! CLOSE 10 TOWN, GROCERY, SCHOOL & HOSPITAL ON Rl 588 VERY NICE LARli LEVEL LOT WITH FRAME RANCH . 3 BRS, 117 BATH, BIG FR WITH FP POSSIBLEOWNER FINAN CING.·DON'T WAIT- CALL NOW' ASJIJNG $42.000. A HONEY FOR THE lONEY! 2 BE OR COM FRAME HOME HAS BEEN REMODELED. ONE OF THE NICEST HOME S WE HAVE SEEN ON THE MARKET AT $20,000. FEW Ml NUTES FROM CITY ON RT. 2!8. FIRST TIME ON MARKET! 24X44 00 UBLE WIDEON NICE LEVEL IICRE LOT. 3 BRS, BATH, RANGE &RfFR IG.. ? OUTBUilDINGS. COUNTRY SETTING. OWNERS BU YING HOUSE AND HAVE PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT $25.000. THE HI-WAY INNIS FOR SALE! THS RESTAURANT HAS BEEN AKANAUGA LANDMARK FOR MANV YEARS. GREAT LOCATION ON THE CORNER Of RT. 7 ANO BURNETT ROAD, WITH GOOD ACCESS TO ROUTE 35. LARli lOT WITH AMPLE PARKING. HOME AVAILABlE WITH RES TAU RANT. ~~' Lf!.l AUDREY F. MARY flOYD, ,. .~. 2SLOCUSI STREET, fEAFORD(H Real Estate .uu 101 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(6141· 992 -3 325 NEW LISTING - One lloor reasonable 3 bedroom horre, nat. gas FA lu rnace. 2 jXlrch es. panelrn& full base· ment & off ~r eel parkmg. $34,000. NEW LISTING - 3 BR Jrame home. nal gas lurnace. stove, rel11geral or an d workshop. COUNTRY - 9 acres. more or less. barn. oulbuildings. pond, 3 BR house w/ full ba · semen!. Easte rn schools. $27,500. 20 TRAILER SPACES - Sev· era! acreages with woods. crty waler 1n Mrnersville. Excellent condition. good opportunrty lor bu~ness person, state ap· proved. $70.000 MINERSVILE - Nrce older 3 BR home 10 good condr· t1on. Good carpetin g, new lurnace. new roof & river VIOW $29.900. RIVERVIEW - One floor 3 BR frame home. near Pim Hut. $12.000. Bl -LEVEL - 8 rm . modern home in Ba11 ms Subd iv. 4 BRs. 1800 SQ. II.. more or less, central a~r , garage and lg lot. $62.50 0. LG. 2 STORY - Handym an's spec ral with I acre lot lot sol room. lots ol space See and giVe us an oiler RT. 7 BY-PASS- One lloor, 3 BR home w/ bath. rural water, porches & nice lot. $22.000 NEW CHESTER - lovely ranch w/ 3 BRs. dining, lg. stone fireplace in the family rm., finished basement with lots of storage cupboards. Lots ollruit and 2.47 acres. Asking $7 5,000 WANT TO SELL CALL 992·3325 Housing IH £ ndq ua rtc rs NEW USnNG - MODUlAR HOM£ - 1.392sq ft ct IMngspace. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. lam,Jy room.lormal d~rn& ro mp~te knchen, t..autilul carpet, above ground pool, all srtuated on '' acre. Located near Rt. !60 #2075 NEW LISTING - VILLAGE WARMTH - This older oome is in good rondrt ~n . has 2 bedrooms, d~ing room. krtchen. lull basement. wrap /}Jrdl. garage illd nrce deep lot. Pr~ed to sell10 the 20s # 2079 scooter 1360 . Very good cond. NEW LISTING - 14'•70' Bayvrew Mobile Hortll. Modern krtchen wrth apphances. 2 bedrooms. l.,ng room. lamdy room.All electrrcwllh buih-rnwood burner. Located on '' acre lot ~ ~ce nerghbortood #2078 •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • • COMMERCIAL ~ ROP ERTY S- f~il led at cor~er o'. Se • cond Ave. and ycamore t. a or more 1n orma 10n . I PRICE REDU CE OII' - 29 ACRES . MORE OR l£SS - I I • I • • N£W LISTING - 3 bedroom home on Kathy Holzer Hosp. Low trallic area. large back yard .. Gall1 pol1s C1ly School Orsl. Prrce $45.000.00. 1;;1 II LOOKING FOR SOMETHING WITHIN THE CITY but wrlh a country almosphere11 Appro, . I acre, loca ted 1nside crty trmrts 2 nrce oulbuildrn gs. garage and carport . Excellent condrlron. Buy now lor $55.000.00 I I 1 • I I ~~rl ~~~~~5 s~;ll ~~~:~ 2~~~g~"re/,m~n~~~fgp~~;; I I land. Call lor more 1nlormal10n • COMMERCIAL BU ILOINGlocated along Court St 10 Gall r· • •• pol1s. 3.500 sq fl. plu s 1.200 SlJ II. apartmen I Call /or more rnlormalron . PRICE REDU CED' I I • • • BRICK RANCH - 4 Bedrm. overlooks Raccoon Creek. l'h acres. WBFP heal pump , breezeway w/ g11ll In coun· • try but close /o c1ly. Prrce $80,000.00. • • REO BRICK HOME - Located rn Galhpolrs full base- • men I. Cenl PC nat gas luran ce fireplace Hou se rs 10 • e>cellent condrtron. so 1ust "move rn" Pnce $49.900 • • •• HANDYMAN'S O£LJGHT! I! Partrally comp leted renova- • tron pro1ect New lurnace. new bathroom and lrvable • downslarrs. however. upslarrs needs some work. Greallo- • ca tron near schools Priced as is br $32.000.00. • 1 I • • PRICE REDUCE 0 on thrs beautifu l Colonial Dutch horne • located across from lhe new courthou se Central AC, • wbfp , parllrni shed basement. $73.000 • • FOR RENT - Two 2 bedrm. apls. 2nd floor near goll • course. $175 and $200 plus deposit. ADULTS ONLY' • I ·•• fARM - e • I • NEW LISTING - SR 141. 24 x50 3 bedroom doublewrde home Th< specral O'dered horre has lor mal dmrng e<lUJPped krtchen. 2 balffi. shrngle roo/, centra l arr & 'I acre yard. 11 mr~ past Centenary. $29.500 ()() #2074 NEW USTING - B~Peep . Beales and M02art can all re part of thi; home. because there 1s room ~r everyone hom lin~ baby lo teenagers to Mom & flip Uving rm .. krtchen. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2 batiEM basement. Truly a "tam1ly" ~pe home. t;rrge lawn. /12066 SIMPLY LOVELY - $39,!Ml0 - 3 bedroom ranch. cu~om ooi~ krlchen cab~el;. 2 car !')lrage . love~ yard &garden area #2057 SPACIOUS SPUT LEVH - Very nrce horlll, 3 bedrooms. 1., balffi, ~ts of cabmts & rnunler spece 10 k~ch en . Home has been well ma!lla>ned. e<lra mce SELLING YOUR RIAl ESTATE IS BIG BUSJN£SS ..... CALL AN EXPERIENCEO WOOD REALTY SALESPERSON I IS YOUR [Y[ ON PROFIT1 NEW LISTING on a successful restaurant wrlh equrpment rncklded 2 reslrooms. seat1ng capac!y lor 30, .92 acre mO'e or less lol wrth plenty ol parkrng. #2068 REDUCED TO $74,!Ml0 - Th< 3~ 4ll!droom tn-level oHm atree shaded 4 7acre sett10g near Ru Grande, plus l1replace. woodburner. 2 baths. lor mal dlllll& lam 1~ room. 2 car garage Call lor mC\'e mlormatxm' #1086 lawn. #2072 WELL MAINTAINED - 2 re!room ranch, lar!€ l"ng room. hrep~ce. attached garage carjXlrt, lull basement. central arr, 2 baths. #2060 VACANT lAND - 127 acres. more or less. Mrneral nghts, lronlage on Lrttle Paregon Rd 112029 REDUCEDTO $49,900 - ().vners must sell last. Well v.llrth more than asking pr <e Remade~ 4 tedroom. l story wrlh 2 batll;. 3 car garage and2acres. Across from SW H1gh School RENT OR RENT WITH AN IJ'TION TO BUY OR EVEN BUY ON lAND CONTRACT' Owners moVIng to Ca~lornra and needs a deal on th ~ ~rrn . u cellenl 45'>75' barn. 36 acres, more or less. OJCe large horre #1090 #2087 BRICK RANCH- 40s. 3 mdroorrn. balh.IO<ng room. large d1nng room. Over~ok 1n g I he Oh~ R•ver. #2047 SUNKIST - locat~n plus charm pu s value. 3 bedrooms. l 1h balh. lormal d1nrng room. 2 GH l'ilrage Range, rehrgeralor. d5tr.asher. was,.., and dryer ~nduded . Mom w1ll love t..1ng rnnvenrenl to REDUCED TO SELL - Nrce 2 bedroom home, large wooded lol frrep~ce. backup heating system.spacmrs 2 car garage wrth room for worksoop. $11,900. #2012 WOODED SmiNG - Beaullul bnck chalet. 3 BR, 2 lull balffi. lull basement. 2 lu eplaces Not your everyday hortll. Fantast1c vrew and 6 acres •mound th ~ home. #20!6 INVESTMENT PROPERTY - LOOKING FOR EXTRA INCOME! - Nrce du ple~ ~caled at Nerghborhood Rd. Apartmen~ have living room. krtchen. I bath and 2 bedrooms each. Th~ could re 1ust lor you. Call fc. an appointment loclay . #2045 Ofi THE RIVER - Nrce blg larm house. 7acres. more "' less, of rrver bonom, lot ~ road frontage on SR7 #!087 FIRST TIM£ FOR SALE - Custom ruinb>levelon 117 acres ~ Green area. 3 bedroorro, 2~ ba/1'6 , fami~ 100m, woodburner. 2 car ijlrage, w«kshlp and much more. #1094 CATERS TO FAMILY LIFE - 2SIC\'Y.41Edrooms.den. /ormal diOtn& large corner lol wrlixJul burld•g; l ou must see to apprec1ate $47 500 !2018 GRACIOUS SOUTHERN LIVING beautiful OhiO RIVer Hoffif' can be bought nght THIS BEAUTY - Owne~ gave thG one the golden looch' 3 bedrooms. 1" ball'!;. lam1ly room. lormal l•rng and dmng room. pklseal·rn ~tchen Hon-e has all the extras #2014 AVIEW LIKE NO OTHER! - Cedar slat-shaped ranch. Great room, cathedral cerlings, stone !~replace. lu i~ e<lUipped, krtchen, lormal dllrng, lormal entry 2't baths. Salellrtedish and tree gas leal in c ~ ded. Can t.. purch ased wilh 2 C\' 22 acres . 1'111ATA DEAL' #2028 150 · acres. Green lwp. $79.000. Terms . •• FARM - 282 ACRES - Locate on blacktop road .Remo deled house, 8 outbuildings, 100 acres bottom land. OCCUPY NOW FOR $130,000.00 NEW LISTING - ASSUMABLE 9'h'l> MIG. - Cozy 2 bedroom ranch wrth /~replace '" Was~n gton Elern. school d<trict on Neighborhood Rd Low . ~ w mon/h~ payment '\ acre yard $26.'Xl0.00. #2084 THIS IS A HANDYMAN'SSPECIAL - 3 ll>droom one lloor ~an home 10 emllenl cond1l10n Large eal-rn klchen . l1vrng room. bath. P"t" basemen I. carpeted throughout Appro>. l acre lawn Pl•ale country senrn~ $28.500 #2033 #2037 12'165' MOBILE HOME - Incudes 2 bedrooms, I b!lh, ar oondi~ning washer and dryer. SUitt in rima hutch. #2038 the reno11ah:m . HAPPINESS IS FOUND THROUGHOUT THIS IMMACULATE HOME - 3 bedroo"'. l•ng room formal d1nrn~ 21ull balhs krtt lier ~ncludes a ppl~ances . biiSI'menl, garage Oaklnm lhr uu,((lul.ln lown locaton in walkrng diStance to do.nlawn " " Call lor an appo~nlmenl today !2025 everythrn~ REDUCED $1,000 - 61lxl2 mobrle horlll. 2 a 3 IEdroonrs. was,..r and dryer. central AC. !love. rola. tri -~eps and more. $6.250 112005 Over~oklni llf'~'r1~ tnf'l'f VACANT LOT - 2'' acres road lron la~e. rdtal sne Itt mobile home or homB. $3 51JU #IO!i4 NEW LISTING - VACANT LAND - 10.85 Acres. more "' less. Road lrontage on Bulavrl~ Road. #2080 NEW LISTING - HOME AND BUSINESS Beauti/ul home overkloks the rrver and mobi~ OOrtll park includes 10 spaces,Basement apartment in1r e "' use lor Jlfi'lale use. central Sl?llage. ~reel lightl and large 40'x60' bui~~~ #2046 © 1981'1 Centu ry 21 Real Estah:• ( urporatiun as trustt>e for the NAf ® .lnd " - trJdemilrk~ uf (l•n tur y 21 Hl'tll Es t.lt(' Corporat1n n Pnnted In U S.A. f.1.JU oll H. , u~ m~ Opp11rturu1y ~ EACH OFFICE ISINDEPENDENTLY OWNED OPERATED. �•• The Auto Parts 11o Accessories 76 Pomeroy- Middleport- Times- Sentinel 81 81 Home Improvements 81 Home Improvements Home Improvements Ohio'-Point Pleasant. W.Va. 82 11. 1986 Plumbing & Heating ~---- All 'YI* UHd a rebult trau· ntitl6oftt • trwtftr CIIM. Will delivet . O.werdrlve trensmls· aion1. ftont a ,.., wheet drive, · •IRUnlhlon w.. • tom conwr1tlrL. ln-e .... uld •rts. Call RINOLES'S SERVICE , e ll pe - rienced cerpenter, eleetriden. m•on. pelnter. roofing (in clud lng hot tlr tpplicadon) 304 - 815 -2088 Of Elfll tio r stuc co plutflring &. planer repat r. C11 ll 61 4 -256 1182 . Roo fing . sidin g, rem odeling. 875-7388 . painting houses end roo fs, and 1-614 -237 -0488 . flay or night . 114·171-2220. Sterb Tree And hwn cO,.~ew R.... ·towing hitch, lendacaping. 304 -576 -2010. 614-986-4121 . R oge rs Ba!emen t WaterproolilliJ ROtlfV or cllble too l drlllinij Mo1t wetlt complet~dumftdlly RON ' S T8hn.lisio n Service House calls on RCA . 0uftr8r. GE . Sp &ciflli ng in Zftl'l ith . Call 304 -576 · 2398 (ll 614 -446 2464 RoOfi ng . p&inting . ro om a ddi · tlons . etc. Fr ee estimates. 17 y~uus expllfien ca B & W Con· stru ction . Cell6 14 -446 -8568 or 614 · 245 9448 eve ' s edjl•.... bd mount. Load ttY._. Md IW8Y control bar MOO.OO. 304-171·4879. , S~tnrice. Pu"ll ulea 11nd stuvice. :104 895 -3802 Wrecklll '71 Nova, !'Huitt en· ~~ .. tO,OOO milt~, exc cond. new studded tnow Hre• MOO.OO. 304-171 ·4881 . ' Estlmt~tes . QMHIUII repair. <:!Ill Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 814· 446 ·4477 83 EKcavating Good· 1 E IICIVating. bat•mtnta. footers. drlvawayt, .. puc tanh. landiUping , Call anytime 814· 446 -4537 , JamM l. D•'lilon J1 . owner 85 79 Motors Homes llo Campers 197• Starcraft llklout e~mper . ,,...,. 8. co~ttt1 with lto'oll. ice box, Mghtt• sitk. exc . cond ., ltkt n.w. Ctl 114-388-97155 lift..- &PM. CARTER 'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fowth end Pine BASEMENT WATERPRO OFING Un conditional lifetime guarsntee . l oc al refaren c l!l furnish ed. Free estimatel . Call co llect TUTES REAL ESTA1E ' ' General Hauling Jemn Boys Wa1er Service. Alao pools filled . Call 614 -251 -1141 or 614-648-1 176 or 814-448- •BUUDOZING •END LOADER •TRUCKING •TRENCHING •CRANES •DRAGLINE SEWERS • BASEMENTS WATER UNES • SEPTIC TANKS· CIIEEK & FIELD DRAINAGE PONDS · MOBILE HOME SETUPS - ROAD BUILDING· · LAND Cal .n CHRISTIAN'S CONSTRUCTION ~. ~· s,,,,, $f"l•l latmlliNG NOW FOI: •Roofing •Siding 367 ..031 IF NO ANSWII UU: Col today ••. (H£SIIa£. 01110 IIU .'I.\11' S1VT£.'i - BIWK£11 /111 ." rt /'ES - IIFA/. 1UR ,lclb-420(, 21 ft. CIMt A Moto rt1o me . hecutfvl. FuMy -equipped , ex. cond. 31,000 mites. 112 .000. CoiiiU-446·4817. J' II'/. S.-11 ' \ 'llF/lS - .!~9 -2 1 52 1977 Dodge 22' motor home. axtehnt condition, 498 Maple Drive. Gllllpollit. Call 814·448· 0711 . Coal, lima~tone . gravel. etc. Oelillared 1 ton and up. Jim lanie., 304-875-1247 or 6715· 7397. WASHINGTON (UP!)- Tr.-asury Secretary James Baker, giving unqualified approval of thl' radical tax reform plan before the Senate, predicts that President Reagan will spearhead efforts to pass the controversial package. Baker, a k~y administration figure In tax policy, said the plan represents "a trade-of!," apparen Uy referring to one item that has raised concern- sharp curbs on Individual Retirement Account s. " The trade-off here Is lower rates and gre-. tler simplicity," hr said. Saying Reagan has given the legislation ··about as strong support as anybody could ask." Baker predicted the president will " lead the chargP" for passage. Asked what is wrong with the Packwood plan. Bulldozer end dump truck work, Dannv Chapman. 304-875 - 3336. i:IO<l, H PIIHnpt bus con· _,ld hiO ......... Equipped with bed. rtfflgtrltor, ttovt, 16nk. lib'-. hot water t.,k, 1nd couch. Aeking •1200. C1M G14-•2-•t7 after 5:00 pm. 87 Upholstery TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave .. G•llipolit . 114-448 -7833 or 814 -448 1933 1971 Ch.won Executive 28 ft. TriNe! Tr1Htr. Lill:e new condition .,.du..d very tittle. H• new 20ft. awning. Original cost over 111.11110. Aoldng 1&200. 61•· 1'42-3033. R & M Furniture Manufacturing. St. At. 7. Crown Cit'/. Oh. Clll 614 -258 -1470, call Eve. 114· 446 -3438 . Old & new Uphoatered . 1978 WWdtm•• Camper. 18 ft .. Mtf-conttintd . hcellent condition. CaH 814 -742 -3137 . Mowrey ' s Uphol1tering serving tri county area 21 years. Htebett in furn iture upholltering. All work guaranteed \lilil our mod · ern shop at Muon County Fairgrounds. Phone 304-675 - 1974 Champian Cla11 A Motor Home . Vlf'f good condhion . 37.000 ICNII miiM . CaH 61 4· . 992-2303. SCin'lp• truck camp•. 8 ft. pop-up lor light trucks . Also Hobart Mtlt Grinder. CaH 61 C· 1'42-28n. SUNDAY PUZZLER :1!4-171-1141 . For Mit - lx30 Hou" tfliler. a....,. Call :1!4·488-1618. Truck ctmpw wrth llove, ice box, portlpOtti • in Jl)od condi· don. t480. 304·171·2949 . 94 Sits down to a 1 Staid 7 Shore Scrv1ces 81 12 Dashing lellow 17 Baker"s products 21 Figures of speech Home Improvements fttty Trtt Trimming. stump femo¥11. Catl 304·175·1331 . Man Power. Inc., genertl home RNI E1tate General POMEROY,O. NEW LISTIIIG - CHESIIRE - 1986 · Mansion 100bt~ home on renled lot. Beatrtilul unl wilh 3 bedrooms." eloc. lorted air heat dh cenlral air. Insulation rackage for ~fi­ tiency. $17,:ol.OO. comb at 59 Antlered an1mal 61 Heed 62 Tropi cal fru1t 63 Plug ot gauze 64 Tantalum symbol 66 Sched. abbr 67 Withered 68 Car leature 69 Spanish abbr. 71 Suffi x me aning a person th at 72 Liquor variety II£WliSTING - POMEROY -A cule 3 bedroom hornf, newly remodeled, on 4 ~Is. New roof, basement, woodburner, FA. gas heal. Owner needs sale! $19,000.00. 74 Rain and hail 76 Ode 77 The u1ial 78 K1ng : 11. 79 Ta lk gl•bly BI Sea eagle 82 Pr ovides crew NEW LISTING - EASTERN DISTRICT - A neal 2 bed · room newer home oo om 2 acre lot wilh above ground PJ01 plus salelhle dish. lleaulilul lot wilh pine lrees ttnd garden space. Slorage boiding. $29,000.00. IIDOLEPORT - Newer modular, nice level lot ~ Middleport. Woodburning fireplace, porch and deck areas. Beautilul place. Owners musl sacn- fice. $38,500.00 LAIGSYILLE - 6.35 acr e country estate - barn , sheds, lwo ponds, and anice I I+ story home in good re· pair. Eleclric heat plus a woodburner for cheap heat purpose 4 Simian 102 Evergreen trees 56 Opposes l1,mty $35,000.00. Durocher 25 Ott. ot the Guard: 57 Places for NEW LISTING - EASTERN DISTRICT - Jusl righ I lor a large lamily! 4·5 bedrooms, HI balhs, lull basement. garage, carport. Gas f.A. heal. New rool. latge deck. Over 2 acres of land. 1 To staunch (a wound) 2 Therefore 3 Serve the 101 Dregs 48 Se lec1 49 Type of wave 52 Pier ce 54 Fame 992-lli, Wing-tooted Declares Seesaw Baseball's 24 Preposition 41 Compass poin t 43 Top of house 45 Stared openmou thed 47 Prefi x tor down E.M.i•,l. 95 96 97 99 100 Something that 26 Heraldry: gral1ed 28 Following second 30 Retract 32 Bro1her of Odin 33 Hawaiian rood 35 Depression 37 To start upon 39 Location 40 By way of · lmprovtmtntt, tr• trimming. odds •nd endt. 30'·875·2222 . meal 22 Macaroni. spagbetti. e1c. 23 Badgerlike animal abbr. 83 84 85 87 89 90 Aslral body Surfeit C leaning utensil Performers Heating dev• ce Negated 92 Conspiracy DOWN confines 103 Cut 105 Pries abou1 sneakingly 107 Glucinium symbol 109 Sin 110 Knocks 11 1 Lance 113 Transgressions 114 Period of time 1t5 Saint: abbr. 116 Edges 117 Unit or Siamese currency 118 Crimson 120 French article 12 1 Hold ten aciously 122 Bind 123 Region 124 Profound 126 Sabers 128 Talk idly 130 Folds 132 Den 134 Worn away 135 136 137 139 Underdone Place: abbr. Cuttings Adroit 14 1 Teutonic deity 142 River island 143 Insect 145 Pain ful spots 14 7 Hindu peasant 149 Health resort 152 AI home 153 Washes 155 Pertaining 10 the navy 157 Portico 159 Negative prefix 160 Bristle 162 Showy flower 164 A1 no time 166 Out -and-out 168 Redact 169 Chairs 170 Snowless 17 1 Rents 5 Care lor 6 Chemical compound 7 Candle power: abbr. 8 Grain 9 Fprmer Wimbledon champion 75 76 77 79 80 Parts in play 82 Specks 83 Pigpens 84 Scott 86 Kilty: colloq. 88 Hindu cymbal 89 Inserts quickly 90 Small valleys 9t Chris - Lloyd 93 lure 95 Make amends 97 Gratuities 98 Fish eggs 102 Renown 104 Hospital section 12 Bromine symbol 106 107 108 110 17 On the contrary 18 Above 19 Beginner 20 Moves about furtively 27 29 31 34 Son of Seth Reliance Neon symbol Set in from the margin 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 49 50 51 Small children Rumor Moral failing Need Doom Obligation Top of head Turkic tribesman Goddess of peace Los Angeles: abbr. 53 Plaster disks lor Lubricate Gratings Fall in1o disuse Mature 111 Takes unlawfully 112 Lawn mower feature 114 Mistakes 123 Indian mulberry 127 The two of us 128 Laud 129 Showered 130 Gratify 131 leaped tor-.,ard 133 Beams 136 Entreaties 138 Cut 140 Sum 143 Fluorine symbol 144 Pilaster 55 Tellurium symbol 15 1 Academic 58 Declared 60 Strong wind 62 - lrae 65 In music , high 68 Measure ol weight : pi 69 Graze 70 Peeled 72 Partners 73 Assuages COLUMBUS, Ohio I UP! l Columbus, ranked as the fil1h - best city nationwide of business. has jumped II spot s since a news magazine surveyed 75 metropoll· tan areas lasl November. U.S. News and World Report, in an article In issues on newsstands starting today, says Columoos Js the fifth besl city for business In the nation and tops in the Midwest. The anlcle quotes Chase Econometrics as predicting that Columbus will be the fa stest· growing citY In the North this decade. ln the last su!Vey done by the magazine In November Columbus ranked 16th In lhe nation. "This recent rating will just do nolhing but add tremendous credl· billty to 111<' facts we're telilng 125 Dock 56 Cultivated land been a blow 10 us and has emphasized our own conC€rn 1hat we need to get to know this new market better before assuming such a large loan burden," he said. He said the company, which negotia ted for the loan to stay in Ohio Instead of moving to West Virginiam is no real danger and production will forward when the molds are delivered . "Prudent llscal management requires that we do not go lbrward wlth the loans at this time," Ml<ldleton said. The ban package submitted to the state In January called ror more than M10.1XD to be spent on acquiring the facUI1)' , renovating II and buying fixtures and equipment. Middleton said lv.> ropes to be abiP to renegotiate for !he purchase or th<' building so he can acquire it on such terms that he will oot have to subjects 153 Household oet 154 Stage need 156 Shelter 158 Macaw 161 Agave plan! 163 Rupees: abbr 165 Hospit al asst 167 Ancient Rom an people," JohnS. Christie, president of the Columbu s Area Chamber ol Commerce. saJd. Manchester, N.H., is ranked first nationally for bJslness. Ahead of ColumbJs are AlbJquerque, N.M .: Atlanta: B!rmlngham, Ala . Othl'rs In the lop 10 are Pm1 1and, Malne: Washington; Charlotte. N.C.: Bos· ton: and Norlolk. Va . Christie cited ttr> 2 million square ffft ol new ColumbJs- area ware· rouse space occupied In thP last 12 months as a reason for the high ranking. He said bu siness is amacted 10 th<' area because of high worker productivity, a reasonable cost of living and thl' city's location. The article says Columoos' suc· cess as a cenler lor senices. di stribution and transportation makes th<' city " unusually r ecessl onproof" for a Midwest city. "'JY pica l of the gr!'<'ning of Columbus: Chemlav.11's lawn -care sa les will top $3:'1.) million this yea r, up from $142 million In 1~1. " The report in cludes a chart showing th<' average Columbus· area factory worker 's annual salary at $23.622. up 10.7 per cent from 1985. The magazine's ranklngs are ba sed on a weigh too average of four variables: chan~ In employme~t from the prf"'ilus year, the latest employmem ratio compared with 111<' national average, chan ~ in non-farm employment and changP In weekly earnings of fac tory workers. I() M£ '" thP Hannan Trace Scl1ool 01sh~t l) <ert '"I he n11d about 3txlim, I '' batl!i. ca1pet. woodburnet! much mme all on OJP .-re lui' YOU lOOKING FOR ANIC£ NEW liSTING - Cule little ooe bedroom home in Racine in good condiltoo , aluminum siding, all storms, level lot Good price al $13,50000 E. Clel111d, Jr. 992-6191 Jon Trussell.. ... 919-2660 Dottit Turtttr ..... 992-5692 Henry NEW LISTING - 1 53 am s. moteot less. tn Kyger Creek School O' sh1Ciwtlll2 - 19 73 bile home s. Ow n e~ lives tn alf 111d rt<tls the othe r lor $250 00 pet month. Excell ent 1 r 1 Formal t<th y LR. dtnmg, mod k1lchen R><•mo>n tl LAND CONTRA~T - 4bed tooms, LR, FR. modetn kttchcn. 2 111eptaces Mostly floot s, 6 acres, 11101e 01 less. Good croplan d lar ge ba rn. slo,ge shed. gta n tobacco bouse. smokehou se and .cellat. 800 lbs loba cco base. ACRES MORE OR LESS - Vacant land GRANT RECIPIENT - Portland Elementary School has been awarded a S800 (ll'llllt from the Ohio Located tn ctfy school FARM - R1o Grande area . Mostly ttllable land 2 slory counlry home Just like ""'""·J lmn.th•r use lo have. l g. shadelrees tn yard Hot!>! ha s been tet mtle mspected. Hmse01 . Citv schools. Pnced in 50's. 561\ N::RE FARM wrth atarw. work gatage,tobacco tlltn , carpo~. 5wllnntlltgpool and a lxtuse llith a lurnBI"ed krtthen & alull basement I I ® 1986 United Fea ture Syndicate IN GOOD srmrrs - Treasurer Secretary James Baker (left) and Senate Republican Leader Rober1 Dole appear In good spirits as they dlsruss tax refonn on NBC's "Meet lbe Press". UPI. Nine die on Ohio highways By United Press International A Union County accident tha1 claimed three lives boosted Ohio's weekend traffic deat h toll to nine, the state Highway Patrol reponed today. There were six people kUied Sunday, two Saturday and one Fr iday nigh1 , a pa trol spokeswo· man said. One of the victims was a motorcycl isI. None of 1he vic1 ims of car crashes was wearing a seat belt. the spokesman sa id. The patrol counts ratalllles result lng from accidents on 111<' state's public roadways each w!'<'kend trtwcen 6 p.m. Friday and mid· nigh1 Sunday. Killed were : Sunday Lebanon: Stf"/en R. Reffitt, 'lr, Franklin, In a one-car cras h on Ohio 122 In Wanen County . Marysville: Rick L. Wells, 25: Manha R. Hullinger, IS: and Chauncv K. Wat kin>, 11: all of Springfield, In a one-car accident on U.S. 33 In Union Count y. Middletown: Carl Fultz, 28. Carlisle, in a two-vehicle collision on Ohio 73 in Middletown. Akron: Sande.> rs Lowel l lll, 21, Akron, ln a two-car accident on an Akron street. Saturday Cincinnall : M ark A. Letang, 19, Cincinnati, In a one-car crash on Ohio ~ In Hamilton County. Ravenna: Robert C. Ruggles, 44, Kent , when his rmtor cycle crashed on a Portage County road . Friday night London: Charles Richtmyer, 17, Mount Sterling, in a one-ca r accidenf on Ohio 3Zl in Madison Crunty. Patrol cites pair following accidents weight OOUBLEWIDE - Ownet need s In sel l I ~0 ems. mniP 01lm 3 ~dt oom ra nch , 2 formal hvmgroom. formal dH1mg rl'O m. fam1l y ruom . l.920 S(l It of ltVInR ~ pi!ce 2 1r~rge ered pattos. Ctty \Chools Pw •d at $38 000 . G1ve us a lall for mo re 33 percent, but it wipes out scores of shelters and loopholes and institutes a tough minimum tax to assul'(' corporations and th<' very rich could oot avoid taxes altogther. The Finance Committee plan differs in several respects from a similar measure passed by th<' House last year and from the tax simplification plan Reagan espoused as his top domestic priority . On the issue of elimlnaling the deduction for contribu tions Ia IRAs for all wagf.'-earners covered by corporate pension plans, Baker and Dole said thl'y would oppose effons on the Senate floor to preserve the popular middle-class 1m< break. Told the House measure does rmre for average citi71'nS than the Packwood plan, Baker said, " You don't want to help average clti71'ns at thl' cost of ecoomic growth." rely on much oot side finan cing. He said some S16.00J In cleaning and pa inting and electrical work needs to tx> done before til<' manufac1Uring opera tion can move into the building. The low-inter s1 loan ws made available through thl' help of Gov. Richard Celeste, the Ohio Depart· ment of Development and local officials after it became known !hal thl' Coolville manufactur<'r might move to West VIrgini a to take advantan gP or loans that state olfered to aMract oosinesses Inter· ested in expanding operations. "We want to thank ('lleryone Involved for being oo supportive thl' governor, the Department of Development and the Athens Coo nty commissions have been terrific,'" Middleton sa id. "The local community has been behi nd us 100 percent." $43,000.00. NEW LISTING - Here ts a I I+ slory home wtth up to 4 bedrooms, Jull basement, woodburning fireplace , palio, garage and in excellenl condilion, wilh equipped kitchen. Wants $44 .500.00. Baker appearul Sunday on NBC's " Meet the Press" along with Senate Republican lea der RDbert Dole of Kansas, who heaped praise on Packwood. chairman or th<' Finance Committee that passed thl' massive tax plan la st week. Dole vowed tha1 when floor deba1e begins, ··we're going to stand with the chairman of the committee. We're golng to fight off amendments. Packwood and Rostenkowskl appeared on ABC's "This Week with David Brinkley." The Packwood plan cuts Individual income tax rates to just two brackets of 15 percent and 'lr percent - a formula Baker said means "80 percent of all Americans will have a top tax rate of 15 percent or lower. " II also cuts th<' top corporate tax from 46 percent to st Columbus rates high for business 116 Chide 117 War god 119 College ottic1at 121 Blood 122 Sour 146 Rescue 148 Ripped 150 Evergreen tree ceramics ATHENS, Ohio iUPl t - The Middleton Doll Co. of Coolville, unable to get molds for lts doll production. will not be able to accept a low·lnterest loan to purrhase the building II is leasing for Its production process. The firm, whlch two years ago added vinyl dolls to Its porcelain collectible doll production, still plans to buy a facility at Ohio University and hopes to renegotiate for lt s purchase. Company president Lloyd Mid· dlelon says three molds he bought for the 1986 line were to have been delivered In February, but are no1 expected until sometime thl s month. Middleton. who with his wife Lee have designed their line of dolls, said tlv.> delay In getting the molds from New York has reduced the company 's income this year. "Receiving th<' molds lale has Was: 11 Clergymen Halts Couples 10 Smart 11 lntractible person 13 Malay gibbOn 14 The sweetsop 15 Determine 16 Raise the spiri1 of Baker replied, " I don't think anything is wrong with It." But, apparently alluding to some of thl' oo ntrover sial elements, he said, " Thr president is not in a position to endorse ewry jo1 and tittle, every tiny little line of a pice of legislation this comprehensive. " Looking ahead , Sen. Rob<'rt Packwood, father of the plan before the Senate, and Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-IlL , head of the Hou se tax-writing panel , predicted the chambers' difference on th<' issue will be resolved . Rostenkowski, however, said the top individual tax rate will likely be above the 'lr percent set In the Packwood plan , but regardless, tax <1Jerhaul will lead 10 " a boom In the economy" because Investors will concemrate on how best to US(' their rmney, not on "hiding it from the gowrnment. " I I I Coolville doll industry fails to get financing 4164 17 ft Jlllf conttlned , lleept 8, stowe, rlfrig..-ator, toilet arM. batt.-y. tlectric end gas lights. 1 Section. 10 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 12. 1986 Vol.36, No.6 Copvrigh1ed 1986 367·7560- 367·7671 446-4514 or 446-4841 . enttne "" at y e New tax refom1 package gets ~ *Continuous Guttering •Fencing •Remodeling 7911 ' • t Arts CouncU's Artists In Education Program. 11le granl wiU be malched ~ with S400 to provide students with a two-week pml!1'llJJI In danre and movement durtng tbe 111$.87 school year. A danee professional wiU conduct the special program and will be hou8ed 1n the area durtng the t~W-week duration. Of the 157 grant appUcatlons recetved by the AlE Committee, only about baH were funded. This Is lhe ftl'li Ume a Melp Coonty scltool has received AlE money. At Ponlud Elementary last week to present ofllclal notification of lhe grant were Bobby Ord, Southem Local superintendent, at k!ft, and John Costanzo of the County Board of Education, at right. At lhe time the grant application WliB written, Costanzo wrote a letter It recommendation to liE AlE Committee. Left to rlglt center, Mickey Hoback, Portland prtnclpal, and VIcki Hill, the Portland teacher who wrote the grant, review the mtlflcallon letter. Two men were cited In weekmd acciden1s Investigated by the Ga!Ha-Melgs post of the state highway patrol. Troopers sa id they ticketed Gary E. Snouffer , 29, Pomeroy, for failure to yield half of the roadway in a two-vehicle collision Satu rday on County Road 32. Snouffer was westbound, four and eight-tenths or a mile east of Ohio 7, al l2:50 p.m. whl'n his vehicle reportedly slid across the road on a cu!Veand collided with an eastbound vehicle driven by Roger A. Eblin. 36, Rt. l, Rutland . Both vehicles - were severely damaged, the patrol said. Troopers cited Mark L. Farley, 19, Pittsburgh, Pa, for assured clear distance In a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 3J Sunday. Farley was eastbound, three· tenths of a mllc west of Ohio 7, at 1:15 p.m. wren a vehicle ahead of him driven by Allen 0 . Maynard, 17, Racine, slopped to allow another car to make a left lurn. Farley was unable to stop and struck the rear of Maynard 's car, causing slight damage. Two people received minor lnjur· ies in separa te accidents investigated over thl' weekend In Gallia County. Nelth<'r were trealed, thl' patrol said. Troopers said a car driven by Julia L. Pasquale, 24, 103 Cedar St .. stopped oo Ohio 160at County Rooo 3 a1 7:50 p.m. Saturday il make a left turn and was struck In the rear by a car driven by Stephanie R. Fillinger, 28, Rl. I, Gallipolis. FllllngPr was unable to stop In time. the patrol said. Pasquale rE.YOrted an Injury and Weather forecast Cloudy today, with a sca ttered showers and thunderstorms and highs In tlv.> mid 70s. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and a low trtw!'<'n 55 and 60. Mostly cloudy Thesday, with a chanre of showers and thu nderstorms and highs In the mtd 70s. Enendeii Forecast Wednesday throop Friday Fair each day, wlthhlghsranglng from lhe mid 70s to the mid Ills. Ovemlght lows wiU be ln the iiOs. FU!lnger was cited for assured clear distance. a·oopers said . A pickup truck driven by Eric E. Earhan. 24. Greenville, Va .. was eastbound on U.S. 35 at 12: 15 p.m. Sunday and was unable to stop in time for a stopped car ahead driven by Charlene L. .Johnoon, 35. Rt. I. GaUipolls. Earhart struck llx' rear of Johnson's vehicle, whlch forced Johnoon's car into a car ahead of hl'rs driven by John A McGraw IV, 33. Gallipolis. Johnson 's an d McGraw's vehl· cles were rrioderately damaged In the crash and Jolmson reported an Injury. Earhart was cited for assured clear distanre. Chamber to meet The Middleport Chamber ol Commerce will meet at I p.m. Tuesday at the LaSalle Restaurant with Dwight Leedy and Cat hy Riggs as speakers. Leedy will speak on the 0.1' .T.O. progra m and Mrs. Riggs, .presiden I of the Middleport PTO. wlll speak on a fund raising project for compulers to be placed In the elementary school. , � 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. 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