https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5256ca37c1491183924ec1a208b1f199.pdf 77e692aed04ce3efb2757fb41f6eae01 PDF Text Text ! '"··· ,, ' ' .J . ""''' . 14-The Deily Sentilel PorneoovrM~I.;t OhiO ·Friday, Aupt 1'6. 1986 Sltn dily ,.... ..· ·- Local Briefs:--- d)C • Harness racing results EMS sqf#lds report 12 calls Fun at the· fair Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports 12 calls Thursday; Ml<klleport at 2; 22 a.m. to VIllage Manor Apartments Cor Katherbte Felter who was treated but not transported; Middleport at 3:25a.m. to NorthThl!'dfo~Tatnmy Fefi!UsontoVeteransMemortal Hospital; Rutland at 3:47a.m. to Dexter Road for Burton Dewees to VeteransMemort.liiospltal; Rutlandaf8:48a.m. toLongStreettbr. Howard PhUllps to Veterans M:emorlal Hospital: Tujipers Plains at 1:01 p.m. to Shirley Jones' Nursbtg Home for Edna Lee to Veterans Memortal Hospital; Pomeroy at 4: 22 p.m. to the fairgrounds for Donald Landon to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Ml<ki!Epon at 5:36 p.m. transported Gregg Cundiff from an auto accident on West Main . )o Veterans Meinorlal Hospital; ~l<kl(epoit at 5: :is p.m. lransported Gonnle A!leY from the 5<\me .. accident to Veterans Memorial Ho5pltal: Middleport at 6: 54 p.m. to Coal Strret for Andy Clites to . · Veterans Memorial Hospital; ·Tuwers Plains at 9: 3l p.m. !rom the fairgrounds with Dora Lynn Craft to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 10: 54 p.m. to Noble Summit Road for Robert Tyree who was dead on arrival; Pomeroy at 11 p.m. from the fairgrounds with David Deem to Veterans Memorial Hospital. -Page B-1 The Mason. Gallia and Meigs Crusade For ChrlGt will have a gospel sing at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Chester Church oft he Nazarene. Singers will be Klm Williams. Voices of Love and the Winning Side. Rev. Herbert Grate invites the public to attend. Church homecoming slated Sunday Hazel Community Church, on Ohio 124 between Portland and Long Bottom, will have ilsannual homecoming this Sunday with Rev. Carl Hicks as speaker. Special singers will be tiJe Bissell Brothers, Linda Damewood and Jan Lavendar. Services will be at 9:ll and 1:30. Potluck dinner at noon. Southern Boosters meet Monday Southern Junior High Athletic Boosters will meet Monday, 7 p.m., at the school. All boosters urged to attend. Racine merchants meet Monday The Racine Merchants Association w!ll meet Mond ay, 7 p.m .. at the Club Restaurant. All members are asi<Pd to send a representative to the mwting. Plans for the annual fall festival wUI be di scussed . • Ohio pilot makes safe Iandmg SOLON , Ohio iU Pli - A Cleveland·area pilot who recen tly completed a transatlantic flight In his single-engine airplane force· .landed his plane on a highway Thursday during a 40·mile trip ln ,northeast Ohio. . James Dunlap, 70. of Pepper ·Pike, was en route from tiJe :euyahoga County Airport to the ;Akron-Canton Airport when he encountered power problems. : Dunlap landed his Cessna l82on a : road in Solon and It skidded into ·some shrubs. Dunlap said hr :walked away without In ju ry. : "I think It was skillful." Dunlap ·said, "but there was some luck :involved ttio." "I either had water in my fuel or I was low on fuel ," he said. " 1 got . down oo the road all right, but I had ·so much speed that I came across :the road and Into some hedges." Federal Aviation Administration ·ci'Dclals declined to releaSf' the · Ohio weather Soulh Central Ohio , Partly cloudy today, with a ·chance of thunderstorms and highs In the upper il(io; , Mostly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers and a low in the upper 60s. Mostly :cloudy Saturday, with a chanced ·showers and thunderstorms and :highs In the upper 8Js. : The probabUity of precipitation Is :50 percenl today. 40 ~nt tonight . and 40 percent Saturday. : Winds wUI be light and variable · today and toolght. · am Extftlded Forecast tJnuP 'l'uo!Miay SUnday : Achanrettshowersandthunder· : stonnS Sunday, with fair weather · Monday and Tuesday. Highs wlll be ' tn the 8JsSunday and ranging from ; the upper 70s to tbe lower ~s · MondaY and Tuesday. Overnight : lows will be bt the Ills Sunday and ·Monday mornings and ranging . rrorn the upper 50s to the lower 60s :early Tuesdav. . probable cause of tiJe accident, but said. "damage was substantial. The airplane was pretty much totaled." The 1974 Cessna was worth between $15,<XXl and Sal,o:xJ, the FAA officials estimated. The Hiram CoUege trustee and relired TRW Inc. executive lett July 15 for his trip to Europe, via Gree nland and Iceland. He made stops In several countries, including England, France, Italy and Sweden, returning Saturday. He removed tiJe back seat from his plane to add fuel tanks for the long trip, and was returning the tanks to Akron at the time of the accident. Dunlap began flying at the age of 64. and has more than 2,001 hours ct ex perlence . Vol. 21 No. V Copyrighle!l 1888 elude assistance with government WASHINGTON (UPO - Four procurement regulatkln, account· Ohio cities have been chosen for lng, management and marketing procurement assistance centers, as well as Information ab:lut Sen. John Glenn, D.Ohlo, and Gov. contracting and subcontracting Richard F. Celeste l>aid Thursday. opportunities. Proposals from Ohio that won "Tbese !our cooperative agreeapproval are from Youngstown, ment awards. which wUI double the Akron, South Point and Oeveland. number d. federally funded proThe !our projects will receive more curement assistance centers In than $235,1JXJ under the Department Ohio, will eventuaUy lranslate btto of Defense Procurement Technical more jobs for Ohioans," said Assistance Cooperation Agreement . Celeste. Program that is designed to assist Tbe Lawrence County Area · businesses seeking to mter tiJe Chamber of Commerce Lawrmce government market. County Economic Development Procurement center services In· Corp. at South Point wl1l gl!t l64.<XX>. Area deaths Carol Creamer , Carol 1Jack 1 Creamer, 82, of Route 1. Davisville, W.Va., died Thursday at the Worthington Manor, Parkersbu~. W.Va. Born In Meigs County, he was the son of Bertie Rickard, Fort Pierce, Fla. Besides his rnotber he Is survived by special friends, Gerry and Cindy Greenburg, Davisville, W.Va. He was rei Ired alter 50 years at the Chesterson Laundry in Parkersbu~. Services will be conducted Sun· day at 2 p.m at the White Funeral Home in CoolvUie. The Rev . Carron McCauley will officiate and burial will be in White Chapel Church Cemetery. Friends may call at tiJe funeral home 2 to 4 p.m and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Clarence Hoffman Services will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday In McCoy·Moore Funeral Home, Vinton, for Clarence B. HoHman, 79, Rt. 1, Langsvllle, who died Wednesday. TIJe Rev. Marvin Sallee , will officiate, and burial will be in Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may caU at the funeral home from 24 and 7·9 p.m. Saturday. Also surviving Is a special friend, Ethel Rife. · Pallbearers will be Ilencll Yost, Donald Shupe, Randy W!Uiams, Richard Rife, Ronnie Pool and Mike Jude. Honorary pallbearers wUI be Ronnie Williams, Clifford Might, Harold Ferren. Curtis Balthaefer, Melvin Cross and Bill Grant. Robert Tyree ._..., Meigs County resident Robert Tyree, 59, died Thursday evening at his home on Noble Summit Road, Rt. 1. Middleport. . Maude Gay Young, 90, of 3363 formerly of Long Bottom, died Ragged Ridge Road. Frankfort, early Wednesday afternoon at the Ross County Medical Center, Chillicothe. A homemaker, Mrs. Young was lnm July 14,1896. She was affiliated with the Methodist Church. Surviving are a sister, VIrginia Waltoo, REedsville; three brothers, MWord Wilson of Rittman, Charles WUson d. ReedsvUie, and Sam Wilson ot CoolvUie; two grandsons, Emerson and Tim White, b:lth of Cl!Uilco,the: seven great grand· chlldrm and two great great grandchildren. She was preceded In death by her husband, Apperson Asbury Young. Services Wlil be 2::ll p.m. Satur· day at Ewing Funeral Home. Burial wiU be In the Reedsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 oo Friday. • MAIN STREET MARKET Pomeroy 808 West llciin . 992-6036 1----------------------: The commmittH compiling a History of the REGATTAS and FROG JUMPS, 1965-1983, is desirous to include in its history any interesting stories or photographs related to · the Regatta. If you have anything of interest, please send same to the undersig.,ed for consideration in this history. All materiel! will be returned. .• Fred W. Crow Koren Werry 'OJnes.SeiiUnel Staff GALLIPOLIS- For the last four months, area corporations, com· munlty groups and Individual residents have been attempting to raise enough money to match a grant from the federal government. But with alrnbst two-thirds of the money needed to meet the require· rnent of a matching funds grant already donated, the biggest ques· tlon mark for funding the city parks and recreation's Phase II project may be whether the federal government can match the rom· munity's funding. Richard A. Moore. president of the GaillpoUs City Commission. said he Is not too worried that the area residents can raise the 562,550 needed to meet a matching funds grant from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, because approximately $40,001 has been raised already. Phase II Is a parks and recreation project which would add a picniC shelter, tot lot, lighted tmnls courts, and a Jogging path ·m the area surrounding the recently dedicated Municipal Swimming Pool. . But, accordllig to a copy of a letter from ~ Ohio Department d. rllatufat Resources to State Sen. Ol!J!k!Y c. · GQnliis:''\i!iiCit wrur P.O. Box 486 lor) 31980 Court St. ,Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Racin-, Ohio 45771 Ph. 992-5132 Ph. 949-2936 after 5:00 ~~=======::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ HEATH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH South Third at Main StrHt Middleport, Ohio PH. 992-3039 torwlll,'lled to Moore bY Col,llns. 1t 1s nof!leflnltelhat thefeder~ govern· rnent will be able to fund Its half d the grant. YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US ON SUNDAY, AUG. 17, 1986 Services By lev. C. Sonny Zuniga 9:30 A.M.-Church School FoR au AGEs 10:30 A.M.-Morning Worship "We Love Because God Loves Us!" WlDiam Saxbe By KEVIN KELLY Brlng these coupons In today. 1 OIL CHANGE FILTER & LUBE .. TO 5 QTS. CIL GM CAIS ONLY S19·9,s. : $1 '5 ·95 SMnH NRION MOTOIII ADDmONAl PARTS &LABOlt EXTRA EXP. 1· 11· 18 L-- ----··:-------------- In Ballet, , SPRING BRAKE SERVICE INSPECndN AND nRE ROTAnON ' IMITH NELSON MOTORS EXP..9· 11·88 500 L ,IWit St. POMIIOY, ~ltiO PH. 992·217. ."K~EP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUI~E OM D6DTfl'*' . 992·~r ' .. •' ' ' •· ,. '"' I I I I I I I I ------------------·---~ 'NELSON· MOTORS, In~. '111nM8eniiDel Staff GALLIPOLIS- A former U.S. senator and diplomat had a few harsh words about recent activity on Capitol Hl11 he addressed .a fund·ralser for GaJJla County Re· publican candidates at the.Hollday Inh Friday. ' . WIWam Saxbe, who represented Ohio bt the Senate from, 1961 until 1975, biamed pressure fmn apeclal Interest groups !or the "horsing around" plag)llng legislators' at· when r---------------------1 r------------------~---1 COUPON COUPON 1 donations. According to the letter mailed to Collins, the federal government may not grant GaUipo. Us Its requested funds because there have been so many requests from all CNer the state. The Jetter states 87 applications were submitted to LWCF request· lng a total d. $9.5 million In federal assistance. Only Sl·2 miiUon is availble to be dlstrlbuted In LWCF asststanre throughout the state for Fiscal Year 1987, according to Cook. It was stated In the letter, whether GalllpoUs receiVes its requested fund depends on the l987 ftscal funding analysts. LWCF's analysis will oreur this fail alter Ohio receives Its share from the federal gt>vernment. The letter said 87 applications were submitted to LWCF request· lng a total d. $9.5 million In i!deral asslstan~. GalllpoUs has been succe!8ful in gaining LWCF grants In the past. Since Im, the city has been GRAND <BAMlU)N !ft'El!R - The Grand Champion SC..10ltl at the anllWIII-11-FFA Uvestock lillie hteld FridaY !lllbt at lbe Meip Cowty Fair was purdwed by Bl& ·Bend F""'M;M;•nd, Pomeroy, for S'l.IO per pouad .1111d \Yu owaecl by JeU l'arlier. Reedflvllle, l'lctured· are Jell Parker, owner, Fair Queen Doola Crane, Bob and SheUa Easlman, owners G1 Big Bend Foodland, Fair King Brian Fn!eman, Deonlti Hockman, manager of Foodland, Bruit Eastman and Jodi Brown, BeefQueen.See addltloJIII photos and s&ory on IH. GRAND CHAMPION HOG - The Fanners Bank & Savtnp Co:, Pomeroy, the Jartetlt U&le buyer l>r tbe fourth ~e yeal', purdla8ed the grand champion bof, oWIIed by Eric Powi!D. at the annual 1-H-FFA ~eatock lillie at lbe Meigs Coway Fair ~ nllht for SUI per pound. l'lctured are lrotil, Eric ~owell, owner, Donia Crane Fair Queen, B~ Freeman, Fair lUng, Ted Reed, ...eeldent ot the. Fannel'll Bank, and Jolm Karsdmlk, also Gl the Fannel'll Bank. successful in rere~vtngthreeLWCF IDiallng $D,531 to acquire and develop park · and recreation areas, according to Cook. But evm It the grant money does not come through In the .. u~g ye~, Moore said the ·city government Will jiWjue cilller'llV4UA~ grants, state or f~al, Ill. the ~!liN until Pluise tr becQnies reality•. With more than Slll,001 rEmain· (Continued on A.J) grants tempts to complete a compromise many years before winning the Senate seat In 19Ql, Saxbe was tax reform btU. "With all of these PACs and the named U.S. attorneygeneralbtl975 pressure on legislators today , It' to~ and one year later was appointed " wonder that we have as good a ambassador to India. Saxbe said his success In the government as we do," Saxbe political and diplomatr llelds was commented. Saxbe also railed at the Gramm· attrlbutable to the support he Rudman budget-cutting law, which received from the party, and ci~ he likened to Congress employing a that support as the key ·ror hired gun to reduce the de!iclt. RepubliCans to use to post victories " This ldnd of business is not In the fall election. "Let's 111!.1 ID!l'!ther and put your becoming of Congress," he said. doUars bt, yoor mouth in, and your The recent Senate Judiciary teet bt, because that's what It'll Committee hearings on Justice take," be said. William Rehnqulst, President Rea· Saxbe also told the audience br gao's nominee 1br U.S. chief justice, "are enough to chUI the blood," he the !und·raiser, jobttly sponsored by the county's GOP executive said. committee and the GaUia County Saxbe said Rehnquist Is the Republican Club, about his expevictim d. "vbtdictlvenes~~," partlcu· riences as ambassador to India, a larly at the hands of Sen. Edward land be felt can gain much if Its Kennedy, [).Mass., whom Saxbe pe:lple chang~! their cultural and said ts attacldng Rehnquist and justice nominee Antonln Scalia not rellglous beliefs. During his time there, Saxbe said because of their quaJificatlons but part d. his job was W!l'ldng to because they don't agree with what . Chanllf! the country's anti·U.S. he termed Kennedy's "oollll!pt of teellng. YM8t the Constitution should be." !'India Is suspicious of everyb"Washington 1~. I don't miss It a ody," he said. "I used to say ~ damn bit," Saxbe said. Despite his crltlclsms, Saxbe said llldlan foreign policy, 'let no good he Is optimistic that many domestic deed go UJ'Ciunished·"' Saxbe aald he worlted with the and International goals will be late Inclan leader Indira Gandbl achieved and that the "country "a trernencbul wornan ...we didn't deserves better." always IJil'l!e with her, but we A MechaniCsburg attorney who I'I!COPblt!!l her determination and served In the Ohio legislature for leedenhlp" - Ill chanlll! the natkJD'I jlosltloD tllward the U.S, Slowty, llllder Mn. Ganclll's 100 Rajfv'lleadersbip, India Is 11111111111 toward a more capltaUstr system. Such economic and social chanlll!. 2 area residents die in weekend accidents . ' GALLJPOLIS - Two area resl· highway patrol Spoltesperso\t said. dents, a Gallipolis woman and a She was transported ~ Gallla GalllpoUs Ferry youth, were kllled County EMS· to Holzer Medical In road acCidents this weekend. 0Center, wbere lhe died 11001'1 Melinda L. Lewis, 24, Rt. 2. atterwar4, accordlni to a holpltal GalllpoUs, died d. injuries suffered spOkespe!aon• . or. Doaald w~. Gallla Saturday morning following an accident on Raccoon Road near . Camty COI'OIII!f1 Bet·~ nalln& would Ohio 2l8. not be available !llltiJ Maaday. · · According .to state highway Craig, CampbeU, 12, C•Dtpolls pa!p>l•~•. Lewis was driving Ferry, wal ldUecJ'1~ :~ lrall ""'' at S: :II a .m. when lief vehicle blke' he was rltllll& 'atrlick a cable ~ olrtlll rllbt side <I the road, stretched aci'OII. a dirt i'old, bit an emliankment, .and CNet.• according to a West V1rR1nJa Stat11 tumed. She tbro\1'11 fmn .the Pollee !!p9kesperson. vehicle an~ plnped unde111!iatlt It, a · ~Contbtued. ba A-3) was '{ • According to the letter,' signed by ODNR Grants Administrator David M. Cook, the ability of the LWCF to finanO? its hal1 depends m the wtromeo! tbe currmt congres· slonal budget hearingll. Regardless, the communitY's share of tbe fund srems to be wellCXI Its way. After a $100 donation came into City Auditor Alma Martin's ol!lce Friday, a total of $18,625 had been donated by area coi\)Oratklns, clubs or individual persons. Slightly more than $l2,<XXI of the money was donated by the corpora· tlons or clubs with the remaining more than $i,<XX> coming from personal donations. The three largl!st corporate donations came from the Ohio Valley Bank, a $5,1lXJcheck given to Moore at the dedication of tbe (XXII July 26, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Point Pleasant, $2,450, and the Gallipolis Emblem Club, two dona· lions tvtallng $1,nl. In addition to the recent dona· lions, another $'J),<XXl was bequeathed In 1984 from the estate d. the late Robert M. Switzer tv the parks and recreation department to use as It wishes. Moore said all tt that money will be used towards Phase II. . 1\tlor¢ also satil even If tile fede1'al Ql!)iley t dlleS not rome throi!gh, the city will p!oceed Ill buDd till much of Phase D · as po'SIIble throllgh the community Fo1·1ner .la\fulaker, diplomat shares· views at fund-raiser TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW OF OUR SPECIALS ON OIL CHANGES AND TEM SERVICE AT SPECIAL VALUES TO YOU~ ••• SYRACUSE .ud MIDDLEPOU BEGINNERS thru ADVANCE For lnforntatlon C•ll Sl 3° WHILE, THEY LAST 0 BUSIIL : I .. T Park project awaits federal funding OK By JIM WEIDEMOYER CANNING PEA(If£S Maude Young Is Offering Classes In • Admissions - Burton Dewees. : Dexter; Terry Reynolds, Pome· · roy; Howard Phillips, Rutland; Cagle, Letart, W.Va.: Murl ;Harps, Ewlngton. • DIJCIIarges - Norma· Grueser, : LAM Mubbard, Gertrude Dittmar, ;Gwlnnle White, Teny Ri>ynolds. YELLOW FREESTONE \ Mr. Tyree was born Aprll 10, 1927, In Rutland to the late Charles Tyree Sr. and Oille Mae Varies Tyree. He was a coal miner and an army veteran of World War II. Surviving are two sisters, Opal Jean Tyree, with whom Mr. Tyree made his home, and Ruby Hyatt of Columbus; three brothers, James Tyree of &yracuse. and Charles Tyree Jr. and John Tyrre, both of Middleport; and a special friend, VIrginia Kilter of Rutland. In a <kilt ion to his parents, he was preceded In death by two brothers, Roy f!lld Ray Tyree, and one sister, Margaret Barrett. Services will be Monday, 1 p.m., at the Rutland Bible Methodist Church with Rev. Amos Tlllls ci'Dclatbtg. Burial wUI be In Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at · Hunter Funeral Home on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. THE DANCE, COMPANY Tap & Jazz 1---==.::..--.:._.:.____~..:_ _ _:.:::===::.:__:.__ • 9 Sections, 64 Pagoa A Muttirnedie Inc. New•P•Ittr Middleeo!;!-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Polnt Pleasant. August 17, 1986 I THANKS MGM FARM CITY FOR BUYING MY MARKO LAMB AT THE 1986 MASON COUNTY FAIR PAUL BARNEn \ Mostly cloudy today, with . highs In the upper 80s. 'lbe ' .,rohabWty of precipitation II 211 : percent today. · tmts- : Vetera08 Memorial :Barb Along the Rlver........... B-f-8 Business ............ ........... A·7 ContJc&.TV ............... lnoeri Cla88111eds ...... D·2-34-U.7-8 [)eaths ..... .... ........ , ••.•••• A-4 Edltmial ..................... , A·2 Sporia ..... ..... . ............. C-1-8 • I Gospel sing set for Saturday Inside: A case of Good Sama,itanism in Pomeroy is examined by Bob Hoeflich - Page B-8 James J. Kilpalrick favors an end to the 22nd amendment - Page A-2 Rutland employs new marshal Olnton Taylor has been hired as Rutland's new vlllage marshall. Taylor was introduced this week to Rutland Village Council when council met in regular session. In other matters, council officially adopted a line schedule for offenses commited within the village. Mayor James Fink presented the schedule to council. Council also passed a resolution to renew the vlllage's federal surplus license which gives the village the right to procure federal surplus commodities in Columbus. The license must be renewed every three years. The need to patch holes in several of the village's streets was discussed in detaiL Council hopes to complete the patching before bad weather. And lastly, Councilman David Wilkes reported he is checking into prices for backhoe repairs. Other council members present for the mt'!'ting in addition to the mayor, Taylor and Wilkes, were Stl'l/e Jenkins. Vicki Flnk, Herb Elliot and Gregory VanMeter, derk·treasurer. Page C-1 .' ; ( '· · ' THE GRAND c;JHAMPION lAMB - '1'111! IP'JU!d ~aafd,comparlllgthesltuatlon ~lllmb,ownedby.J•IIerT'-l'ltr,Pvmeroy, IIi the ' ap8rQield rontroversy ID South Atrlc:a,· come about only throulb "time and IDtelllileDI treall)lent." _.,ltl.the•••lf.H·FFAIIvlll!llldlllllel"rlttl¥ ..... to J'e!t 'M Jlaak. Polat Plm•l, •d New Hav• for aH per pauad. Lilli year'a pud . . . . 'wei& for lUI per pouad. Pldund are can ' llriiiii-Freemllll, FlllriUq,DanlaCI'IIM, FalrQueen, MI1t:e Uevlq ud Rudy V~. vice lftllldealll Gll'lloplc? lllak, .llnrLellrW. executive vice .. lllltlent of Peuplal Bank, and Ill frant, Jeamfer Taylor, owner of the lamb. Tax refor1n .backers .must 'sell' compromise bill Rep. Dill Roltenltowakl, D-lli., had fiPilNI'ed 1t:ymled when they began • marathon penona1 bargalnlng Jelllon Fl1lt,y but err.iaaed hope- 1111 fnl!n Pte private tallai In the evly !!IOmlD& hours Saturday. ."We'w aqt It;" Packwood told . Ml)ortel'll, •til lhemaJorpoiDtl, the deed .11 daDe."· ••' The 8i{ellment was a major step toward a final tax reform biD, but both men realized tlta~ kl <rder br the plan ID be OOIIIIdered by Congresa they would have to seD It siiCCeSifUIIy to the rank..and·flle negotiators (II the conference panel that Is trying to wrtte a!l)mpromlse l'l!form measure. · The House and Senate delega · lions to the conference committee planned to study the full package later Saturday and the leaders said they were hopeful the panel would awrove the propOsal either late Saturday or early today. The biggest problem was ex· (Continued on A-3) \ �.. 17. 1986 ' 1 -~·~,- • 2 ' . ,. . . . . ,.• :·c ommentary and ' 'o , .. ,. ,.o • -- ·-. ' .. . .. .,'!: ·rtt'·~~ . ~ ·• 1j ,'1 • , ..; ~-, II • r• ' ' • . • pe:rsp~cttVe .. ,,,, ·-.' Tax ..,I'·. .<•' . I ' 1.1 . Page-A-2 August . .. ' Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 17. 1986 ·' .i~ 1!itntJ ~ .imtinel A Division of ~~ ....................... ~cl.o==o 'q2v ~a Third Ave., GalllpoUs, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio (614) 446-ts42 (614) 992·2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WilSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WIIITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher-ControUer A MEMBER of The UnltOO Press lnternanon al, Inland Dally Press Assocla· tJon and I he American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome . They !llould be less than 300 words 'long. All letters aresubject1oed1t1ng and IJI.Ist be signed with name, addre-ss and telepbooe n\lmber. No ~mslgnat letters wUI be pubUshed. Letter& should be In good ta!lte, addressing Issues, not penonaUUes. \Kicking cocaine Repeal 22? ·Yes!_·---....-:----Ja..:._m.......e·. ~-J."""""K__ilpa_t_ric:--k· WASHINGTON - 1be silly season has come early to Capitol Hill. Ordinarily the boys and girls <IDn't get larky untll the evening before adjournment, but with Rep. Guy Vander Jagt's rrove to repeal t11e 22nd Amendment, we are getting a fine head start. 1bJs Is what the · gentle!)lan proposes: He proposes to get two-thirds of the House and Senate to agree to a proposal that would permit Ronllld Reagan to run !Dr a third term. Did yru !Ner hear of such a thing? It takes a two-thirds majortty In each chamoor tn approve a resolution r1 constitutional amendment. The House Is controlled overwhelmingly by t~ Democrats, none of wlllm has evldenred the slightest wish to commit pdlllical Silicide. The Senate numbers 47 Democrats, each of them slrnllarly· inclined toward survival. In the exceedingly unlikely event · An estimated 5 million Amertcans use cocaine regularly, and about 1 million to 1.5 rnllllon of these are described by ·~ goverrunent as :··compulsive'' users. · Largely, they are pillars of society - t~ athletes, stow rusiness relebritles, young executives wrose depm<Ency can cost big rorporatlon.s big money through embezzlement and lost productivity. · On the other hand, the Invisible users hang out on city strretcorners, rob :people to pay for their habit or wail up to six rronths to get into a treatment ;program - for which federal fUnds have dried up. • An estimated 10 million Americans are alcolnllcs. While oftm the pillars :Of society, they are more often the truck driver, t~ rop, the assembly line ;worker, the housewife, the next door neighbor. · Guess which abuser President Reagan has targeted In his ~X~bllc :relations war against substane<> abuse? While giving mere lip service to alcorol aruse, Reagan has come down ·hard on drug abusers, abandoning the "supply side" oft~ the equation and .arguing that real success wUI come only from strtklng the "<Em and side" :- getting people to stop using drugs as a way of drying up t~ !itpply. · A laudable enough goal. it is one enhanced In his view ~ the fact tt doesn't cost as much money to make speeches Cl' make workers give urtne samples as It would to fund urban treatment centers. .With Reagan planning a drug abuse crusade In Washlngton hotel ballrooms and in varilus locales around t~ country, his emphasis Is on voluntarism by schools, churches and trade associations. Neither he nor his aides have said anything about him !J)Inglnto g~ttoes to spread the "Just Say No" gospel among IInse most affected by drugs and least able to find support for kicking t~ habit. The political reality Is that street comer junkies might not find Reagan credible In any message ·he might deliver - although H wtiuld he an eye-opener for the president to see a world he hardly know.; exists. The president is considering drug testing for·allfederal employees. at leljst those with secut1ty clearances - more than two million- and has 'offered himself and his Cabinet as the first 1D stand In line. · Whether tb:Jse tests resillts would ever be made public is anot~r .question. What would be the lesson if, as ex(l'Cted, the Cabinet turns rut to :be drug-tree: but thelrbodlesshowremnantsci t ~cocktall they had at last ·night's Georgetown dinner party? . Alcobol is legal, the White House drug crusaders argue. Everyone drinks lt.~ It is out oft~ system within an hour or two. ; Marijuana, however, remains In t11e body for two or three days. thus presumably affecting productivity DJllCr. And the sons and daughters of sov~nt officials - If not they themselves - have probably tried iharljuana in high school or college, while ooly a low-life uses heroin. • That leaves cocaine as~ real target oft~ campaign, as legitimate a ' denials, a target soal as any .Reagan has set, but despite administratiOn !hat Is the direct result of this summer's cocaine deaths ci basketball star t-en Bias and pro football player Don Rogers. • And It Is also the easiest and cneapest target. Investing Reagan with l)ollttcal good will w~n his domestic and foreign policies areso<1ten under attack. Cocaine, In that sense, is an apple p~ Issue to top them all. ~ It Is hard to criticize t~ president's call to anns: "We will refuse to let Orug users blame their behavior on others; we wDllnslst that they take" responsibility for their own actions." : But It enables him to take the cheap way out. Instead of throwing rroney 11 a problem, as he claims liberals do, Reagan is throwing words at it. • And he so far srows no Inclination to lXII alcoiDI as high oo the hit Ust as &caine, a move that would find rrore opposition than he has enrountered gn anything else. • Perhaps he can get some advice at the next summit from Soviet leader &likhall Gorbachev, whose biggest ach~vement is not In arms control or ouman rights but in drastically cutting back t~ sale of vodka In the Soviet . \Jnion. .. • Letters to the Editor • • • Congratulations offered • • • ; I would like to congratulate the Ole Car Club of GalllpoUs on Its tremendous success with Its an{ique car show""On Aug. 8th- it was 1 beautlfu I turnout :· : I would like to thank lis memhers ~r remembering my husband ftohert "Bob" Rocchi oo that day. He really enjoyed ~ club and Its lnemhers. ..• ·••• Hurting in the country • ,• • j Hurting. That's the word. HurtOIB. There Is hurting In this country. 'file latest hurting was mentioned In h Dally Sentinel for August 11, ~- 1be ~~n Ohio Department rl. wants an Income tax, ~ to relieve distress In Ohio's t 'There is hurting roundabout Old ieoPJe.are hurting. Young people ...., lllltmg. Middle-aged people hUftlllg. Children are hurling. ~p:kll'llldltomeless are lllrtlng. 'l1!ll rloh aDd famous are hurting. r :.. 1be memorial trophy you pres· ented on that day was greatly appreciated. It was a pet1ect example of what considerate people you are. Thank yoo. I would also like to thank the downtown merchants for sponsor· Ing t~ show. Dottle Roochl 231 Secooo Ave. GalllpoUs ' The people In the north; south, east and west are hurting. Sick people are hurting and well people are lllrtmg. I am hurting. You are hurthg. . . Give us dollars, doDars, doDars so we won't feel !ID much pain. MerdtuDy the National Co~ess Is diflging a big hole called the national debt. We wW all be burled 1ti It sooner or later. Then t~re won't be any rrore hurting. Gayle Price ' '• ~dday in history ! ., B7 Unl&ed Prma IDiemallonal ~ Today '1s SUJiday, Aug. 17, ll1e 22911! day of 1!186 with 1.36 to lollow. ~ 1be moon Is IIJ(IVing toward its full phase. ~ 1be 1110111illa JWS are Mercury and Jupiter. 1be evealnJttarl are Venus, Mars and Saturn. . . ~ 'J;bolr ~ 1111 tl!lS date are under the sign~ of Leo. They include . 5111!1'1111111 x:.vy. Crockett In 1786, actres~ Mae West In .1892, . . . '"' •IIIII John Hay Whitney in 1901, ~ress Maureen O'Hara In ) <~fie M). BrJillb poet laureate Ted HugheS In 19Il, andactoc ijoberl DeNiro 111JHS:<aae ~1). · that congressional Democrats would continue to be bound by the an<Er WJ)ey rl. Wisconsin, the srould take leave of ~lr smses, two-term limitation of Ill! 22itd. resolutkil\'s prll)clpal sponsor In the the Vander Jagt resolution would Now, to coin a phrase, we have an Senate, fusisted with a straight lace then · have to be ratl,fled by equine animal of a very dlUei'E!It that he was mlliWated ' only by legislatures In three-fourths of too hue. 1be most popular p-Miclent I'E'Iereilclffur George Washington. states. The DerriOc;rats In . state slnCI! Elsenrower coulcj return to If t\j,'O ' ·terms were enough for legislatures are no loonier than California and enjoy Ute to t~ rest Geot~~t+ two tenns should be lbelr counterparts In Washlngt111, of his days. And Indeed, that Is enouil\ 'br any othef man. Propo· which Is to say they are oot loony at · ~Uy what ~gan propose$ to nents"apo quoted from Jefferson, Jackson. Polk and Buchan.an. • · all. Give Reagan another chan're? (t). ' 1 No way! "I:he .22!ld ·!\Jnendment was ap-' (That Is Andrew Jackson, not It ought also to be mentioned that , proved by the House en Feb.:&, 1947, ~. 31ld James Buchanan. not VanderJagtwouldhavetoaccomp- J' .b y a vote of 285-121. The Senate Pat) .' .' 1be · qnly senator stlll around Ush all this In about 14 rronths. He roncurred on March 12 by a vote of from tlnse days Is Claude Pepper d thinks it can be done. Greater 59-23. Eighteen ~tales; led by Maine optimism has not li!elf seen slnoe aid Michigan, ratlfled within the Flortda (now In the House), woo Ronall) Reagan said he'd. balance 'l!!ll!,1 til'!:! month,s. but"then a lull set "made an Impassioned speech. He the budget. ·• !tl ancf it wasn't ulitll Mlnne!Jota s!iJke Absolute Truth. We have not But suppose Reagan were lac· became the 36th state to ratify on seen rmch of Absolute Truth on the tored rut of this equation. Suppose Feb. !7, .1951. that the two-term Senate floor from that day to this. an exception were added to the llmlfatlon was written Into , the Pepper said t~ RePublicans were 9C8ri!l out of theil: wits "by the repeal amendment to say that any q>nst!tutlon. person holding t~ Of!lre of pres I· The 'heart oft~ amendmentmay specter of Franklin Roosevelt. " ~nt at the time the repeal he brleOy quoted: "No person shall Republicans stoutly -denied lt. amendment became operative be elected to the offiCI! of the Franklin wro? 1bey could not president more thai; twice." Alex- remember the !Elllow: Wtley and his colleagues aruged strenuously that "too long occu· pancy oft~ presidential office and too klng continuance of the sa~e adminiStration always makes for the danger d dlctlltorship." A two-term Umit ''would encourage political leadership In ot~r Individuals." Wiley warned of the "fuehrer-prlnzlp." There was dark talk ci monarchy. Some of the most distinguished Republicans of t~ day shared this antlpatl\Y fD a third term: Aiken, Brewster, Bricker, Bridges, Hickenlooper, Knowland, Lodge, Salton· stall. Smith, Taft. It is passing strange, is it not, to see VanderJagt and otll'r distinguished Republl· cans on the ot~r side today? But t~ q>pilnents of t~ 22nd In 1947 were rtght then. and Vander Jagt and his friends are right today. Alabama's Lister HUI was oo target nearly 40 years ago. The limitation Is not a Umitatlon merely on on(' man. ·IJ.it on the people as a wrole. The people ought to be free to elect any person they want ID elect. Once before, In the Prohibition Amendment of 1919. ·~ people miKie a constitutional mistake. We roctllied that In 1933. It's time to strike a blow for repeal again. , ~- -'~ • W!tr~Jw JUST FUNNIN' - Alast-mlnule entry Ill Friday's Melp CowtiY Fair pel show, sponsored by the boy 800uls. was, lelt to right, Ke11D7 mteble, with his "pe&" (?) Todd Tripp. Of course, by Friday aflernooo ollalr week, a little clowning around Is understandable. Bcith boys were given participation ribbons lor their antics. By MICHAEL O'MALlEY CLEVELAND (UP!) - Gov. Richard Celeste wants the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to with· hold full·power licenses to OhiQ's only two nuclear power plants unttl the state completes a review of the emergency evacuation plans at the facilities. The Davis Besse plant near Port Clinton, operated by the Toledo Edison Co., has been shut down since June 9, 19!6, because of problems .· with a water ~X~mP system. The Perry plant, operated by the Cleveland Electrtc lliumlnat· lng Co. In Lake County's Nortll Perry, has been producing electric· 1ty at no more than 5 percent capacity under a low-power license. told us Illegal lmmlgratkln Is "a pennanent Issue. But I emphasize (Mexican) migration Is a result of the structural circumstances In t~ Unltoo States and Mexico. The American market requires rur manpower In lnany activities oo til' sout~m border, and In ct~r parts of the country - Chicago, for lnstanre." , He ~: "Meldco has a very Important populatiOn growth, al· !houRI! we are acting very firmly In po!Xllatlon control, in family plan· ning. But many MexiCans look t>r better q>portunitles br work In til' American market. And t~ Ameri· can market.deman'ds this 'Mexican power.' " Notwithstanding the cheap labor that the "Amertcan marla!t de· mands," the CIA expressed clear alarm over Mexico's population exposlon and t~ Wegal immigra· lion. In anot~r secret report, t~ agency's analysts predict that U.S.-Mexlcan relations could well be ll1e !IIOst prickly of all by the POMEROY -~.'he center field of the Rock Sprtngs Fairgrounds was packed Friday night as fans watched the first segment of !hi> truck and tractor pull. Cash awards were given to the top vehicles In six and seven places in the four events staged. Taking first place honors in the 5500 lour wheel modified truck was Jeft Johrlson of Reedsville. Ronnie Sheets of Gallipolis was second and David Willoughby of Athens, was third. war am. hecause of ·~ migrant problems, pollution and water concerns. It was in 1972 that President Luis Echeverria Alvarez recognized the population boom as the potential tlsaster It was and took steps tD solve It with a family-planning campaign. At t~ time, Mexico's population was growing by gfeater absolute mlrnhers tluln those of the United States and Canada romblned - though at the time It had ~· PI!IHlllarter of their totill popula~W. Without a b!J;th-con-trol driVe. ,Mexico's population woulil reach ,131 inlllion by the md d the mniiiiY1 Qtliclals estimate. .. In a Mexico Oty Interview, IJ.idget boss Carlos Salinas de Gortarl; told us: "In the lllSB, we had the :~best birth rate In the wor~. Today, we have a reasonable · rate: whitt! this administration bas loWl'I'OO from 2.5 to 2 percent a year. A drcade ago, the birth rate was 3.5 percent; the government's goal is 1 percent by the year :nll. Tina? Who's Tina?_______A_rt_B_,_uc_hwa_...:..;_ld Budtwald has lakat a few weeks oft. He lelt behind several columns w(jdJ he lound In las (Art trunk.) One of the most fascinating things that Is taking place In America's youth culture Is that no cne knows anybody else's last name. The fact that Amertcan children consider last names lrrele· vant seems tD drtve parmts up t~ wall . My friend Zlnnser Upped me off to this p~menon. His 15-year-dd daughter was glvblg him a hard time In his Uvlng room the. tther . night w~n I caine to pay a holiday vtslt. It concerned a ski trip s~ wanted to take, but she das~ rut In ll!ll.r& before 1 could discover what 111e argument was about. Zlnnser !IUed me ln. "I guess I'm one of tb:Jse old-fashioned jl&rents ct ~ non-permissive school," ~ said. "The argument yru just walked In en Is about arulel'velald do.wn that Ellen'cannot go sldtngfor more than 24 hours With any boy wb:Jse last name she does not know." ' "That's a tough rule,"l admittoo. "The question ~... Zinnser sald;·"because E~ wanted to liD on a three-day sld trtp with Betsy, 'lberele, Randy and . Steve. By some freak accident; she lmo~ Betsy's and 'lberese's last names but all she knows abc;lut RanctY Is that he lives In Vlrginla .and SteYe lives In Baltimore. For two tljlys we've l!een arguingabOut 'Ranctv 11 VIrginia' and 'Steve trolrl Baltimore." • "I guess It Is tough oo a fat~r mt to know a boy's last name," I slad. " It probably wouldn't be 'a problem If §he just knew one Stelre. But she knows three. There Is also 'Steve, Wb:J Works in t~ Clin'y Out Shop' and 'Steve, the Cousin of asked If 'Otrls Whose Father' worked for ~ Government' was home." Zlnnser's 15-year-old daughter Ellen came back In t~ room. "His name Is Steve Jackson," s~ said Tax reform peeled from the Senate delegation, which Includes many ~mbers who helleve raising business taxes too much wUI hurt the economy and cost jobs. Packwood admitted Frtday night he ex(l'Cted lo lose the support of some of his colleagues. The agreement was struck after Packwood. leader of I~ Senate delegation. and R.ostenkow.;ki. head oft~ Houseleam,foundways to wipe out a surprise $17 bUllon shortfall in the biU Ihal had snagged "11naw007" mgrlly. "And What's 'Randy from Vlrgi· nia's~ last name?" Zlnnser asked. Ellen staJ:ted crying again, "I knew yru wouldn't let me !Jl skiing In ll1e first place." • Commission will withhold t11e licenses br full· power q>eratlon at these plants untn rur I'E'Ilew Is satisfactorUy completed," said Ce· leste, noting that he had not Ohio weather South Central Ohio Mostly cloudy today, with highs In the upper 8ls. The probability of precipitation is 20 perCI!nt today. Ohio Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday A chance of showers Monday, with fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs wUI range from the upper 70s to the middle~ each day. with overnight lows In the OOs. 2 area (Contlnved from A-1) In t~ &XX> four wheel drive The accident occurred about 6:30 modified competition, Johnson again took first place. AI ten Story d p.m. Ftiday on land adjacent to W.Va . 2 in GaQ!poUs Ferry. CampAt~ns was second and Mike hell wsa apparently thrown from Beaver of Ga lllpolis was third. the bike, state police said. Pat Barrett, VIncent, won first He was pronounced dead on ploce In the 9300 Oeld stock tractor arrtval at Holzer Medical Center, competlton with John Rich, Ma· rletta, second, and Dan Warren, where ~ was taken by Flllnt Pleasant EMS following I~ Whipple, third. Warren took first placelnt~9:XXJ accident. field stock tractor even I with Lester St. Clair, Logan, taking second, and Rodney Keller of near Pomeroy taking third. (Continued from A-1) lng to be donated by the comrnun· tty, Moore Sjlld'he IS optimistic that (Continued from A·l) enough money wW be donated. "People seem to give when they negotiations Thu~ay night. see there Is a need," ~ said. "It The main goal of tll:o relonn seems to come In bunches." eflort Is to limit tax breaks In return The Gallipolis Jaycees are mnat· for lower rates and also shift 9Jme lng 00 percent oft~ p-oceeds from of 111e bu rden from Individuals to the Carson & Barres flve-rtng businesses. circus It Is sponsortng Sept 7 at the The key elements of the Gallla County Junior Fairgrounds. Packwood ·Rostenkowski com· The GalllpoUs Retail Merchants promise included establishing two Association Is also donating a individual tax rates of 15 percent currently undetennlned percen1111d 28 percent and a top corporate tage ct Its proceEds from the P.A. rate of 34 percent, according to Denny excursions it Is sponsortng lawmakers and aides. Sept. 19-~. Park received a response from t~ NRC. "If not, however, I want to emphasize that I'm prepared to take all steps necessary and proper to p-eserve Ohio's rtghts In this matter. Celeste said hewruld mt rule out legal action If necessary. OffiCials of Centertor Energy Corp., the parent company of both nuclear plants, said they IDpe the governor's move will not delay the q>eratlng time schedules at the t~ facilities. • DIAMOND SOLITAIRES t-Ier Birthstone and Diamonds If you are in the market for fine diamond jewelry · check with Clark· s first. We are committed to of- . faring you the best diamond _quali~ at _the best possible price. 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Inc ~('· r ond rlJS!' ):MJS!a,Q:r paid at Gal lipo lis. . BY' GARRY TRUDEAU Ohio 4S6-.l1. Enrf' rrd as Sf'ro nd dasl! mailing maTH' r a1 PomNov . Ohio. Pos t ()ffl("f' Ml'mbN : Unl!rd P rrss lnt f'rn ullona l. Inland Oat l.v Prf'!)S Associa tion .:md lht' Oh io N~· s papN AssO<'Ia!lon. National Advrrlls lnl,! Rt'pTMl'ntalh'f' . Branham N<'wspap<>r Sal rl' . 7.13 Third Avrnur. N('w ~ ork . NN' ·: ork 10017. SUNDAY ONLV SUIISCIIIPT.tON RATES I)' ·Caflifr or Motor Rout£> Onr Wf'f'k ....... :.. .i ......... ....... 50 CN'1U Onr Yt>ar ...._... ..... .............. ,...... S26.00 SINGLE l"OPY ' PRICE Sund !ly 1 ............ .. . .... . .... . ..,. ••• ~ CC'nt~ Nd subsCription ~ by maii)X'rmlll<'d In arN'll Wtl£1re motor carrier srrvlce I~ HVallabl('. . I when diarmrds m won't do....... ALL SMIJD - SI'CC"''s brlnp 011 the smiJea, and Wallace and Muriel Bndfonl are all smle8 as they review the 123rd Meigs Counly Fair prollflllll and proceeds. Lon&time problem solvers and reconl keepers lor the Fair Jloanl, the Bradtonlll report "Mger and bellft'" In most every ueaol actlvlty. Membersltlptlckee sales were up aimostlltJ this year, and pie receipts were up by IM!Veral tbou&and doDars. GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Local Board of Education will hold a special meeting al the board of education office. 2~ Jack9Jn Pike, Monday at 6 p.m. names.'' "II isn't only Ellen. My 16-year· old daughter Mitzi Is just as bad. The ct~r nlght she asked to sleep over at the touse ct a girl she goes to sd!Ool with named Karel. I suggestoo we call Karen's parents to see If It was okay. Mitzi SAid s~ dl<kl't have KarEn's telephone IUmher. I said wecouldlookltupln the teleprone book. rut Mitzi said she didn't Karen's last name. As a matter II. fact, the only thlng She knew about Karen was tlult ~r family l)ad a rouse Ill Nag's Head, N.C. ' . •So mw we have to refer to Mltzi's ti1end as ~Karen Wbose . Family Owns a HilUM! at 'Nag's Head, N.C.' You have to admit ' tl)at's a ~~1.. . liMy mn,'Oiria,n laidZinnaer, Ills m better. H' Wl!llt uptoN- York' laJt week with 'Brl!ce, Wbo Owe! 1, Him l5 Dollars' aaclc 'Jbn, WbO ,. Playa the Dnlml In 'Some Band,' and 'David, wm GotKlcted Out of School.' t . ' ':: "Does 01111 UBe hillast name?" I asked. • • ,._ · · '"I dQalt llelleVe. 80. .The oilier ' night 1 ptc:ked up the phonl! and the person on the other end ct the lin~ GALLIPOLIS POMEROY Ohio Lottery Tina." ' "That's t11e problem. She doesn't know Tina's last name either." "Maybe Ellen 4m't good on last Celeste said the action Is being taken in tight of the recent nuclear meltdown at the Chemobyl jiant In the Soviet Union and the Jan. 31 eartlquake that crlglnated near t~ Perry plant. The govermr said he has appointed a panel to take a "hard look " at ti)E: nuclear facilities' evacuation plans and make recommendations "as quickly as possible." Highway Safety Director William Den!han Is chartrman of the three-member panel that also Includes Public Utilities Commis· slon Chairman Tromas Chema and Roy Galloway of the Adjutant General's office. " I expect the Nuclear Regulatory Truck, tractor pull winners Baby boom worries,__~Ja=ck:.:_:...:.A:..:.:nd::.::e~rs::::,:~n:..::..::::&~D:.,::a~le;...:;JI,....::a=n..:..:A=tt~a and the stagnation of its eco119my that goes hand In handwlthtt- has sent hundreds of tlnusands of Mexicans streaming across wr sout~m border. It's hardly surprtslng that t~ United States Is so attractive to Mexicans, nearly 8l perrent of wrom are under t~ age of 35. About a million Mexicans mter that oountry' s diminishing labor market each year. In a secret report on t11e serious problems facing Mexico, the CIA warned: "Even if Mexico manages to get through (Its current austerity programs) , it will face a series of persistent, long-run diUiculties that will Impose still greater strains on the system." Second only to economic stagnation, the report listed "the population, w(jch has mubled In ooe generation, from Ji to 70 mUIIon, (and) will <!Dubie again In the next generatk>n." Mexican President Miguel de Ia Madrtd is well aware of the populatk>n problem. He recently .4,.,,.,tn @/fb-v;r Celeste seeks review of 2 nuke plants NEWS ITEM: Massive news media layoffs were announced today due to no celebrity weddings in the past week WASHINGTON - Here's an ey~lng proposition: By t11e turn of t~ century, the babies of Mexico could he a greater threat to the United States than the IUclear mlsslles of the Soviet Union. Preposterous as this may seem, a growing numher of <tficials In the Reagan adminlstrallon are begin · nlng to helieve it. And trylngtocur1J this threat might make 1~ president's Star Wars antl-mlssUe de· tense .seem like a piece d cake by compa,rtson. Why are Mexico's babies "" threatening? Beca,u8e Mexico Is groaning under a po!Xllatlon explo· slon that lias alreadY stretched t~ country's resources to the lmit. The baby boom threatens t~ basic stabUity of a neighbor that hasn't had a serious upheaval In more than half a century. North America Is the ooly place in ll1e world where a developing nation Is next dom· . to a highly Industrialized one. Already Mexl· co's Incredible leaP'ili jlopulallon- ·- / The charge resulted from COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - A two-year Investigation by the man wbo advised other people on nal Revenue Service. ' row to avoid taxes - and prosecu· Fry and Barbara J . Schaer, 53, tlon - has landed himself a pleaded guOty June Il to the five-year prtson term. charge. Schaer managed the TIIX. Ph!Wp Fry, author of the book, Information Center's tax preparaf! "Pay No Income Taxes Without tlon office In Butler, Pa., and ~'Pe4· Going to JaU," ' was sentenced market fraudulent cleducttlns. ,! Friday to five years in prtson lor Ktnneary sentenced Schaer ~· conspiring to defraud the federal · three years In Jail, but suspended: government. 2% years oft~ sentence and ~aced ; Fry, 42, fonner owner of the Tax ~r on proQltlwiJW:.\Mt ~· :: !nfonnatlon Center, a tax and As part of a pjealirgain,.LD<XIiet, financial lnveslment service In charges against Fry weredJOpped:! New Concord, was sentenced by Fry also owned Freedom Fuel • U.S. Distrtct Judge Jo5(1lh P. Corp., which was used tocreatetd: Ktnneary. deductions for 's tax clients. ' ' · · S400 MINIMUM PURCHASE. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT MAY BE REQUIRED. THRU NDAY The Reuben-mounds of corned beef, smothered in melted Swiss cheese and sauerkraut. With all the: fixings . Thrkey Club-tender turkey and crisp hacon . Topped off with lettuce.. tomato and S~~ss chenl' Ham and Swiss- m a word, delicious. Your choice, nestled in a light. golden croissant . ....,,....-. with soup or French fries. ' ' OPEN 'SUNDAY 1 'TIL 5 MONDAY 8 TIL 8 ' ·• ,• Trw Sundav Tlmrs -St'nlln'"l will no1 b(' rpsponB.lblC . for advan('(' paymenls madl'.t<l ca rrl<'r!l . . •.•• '. MAll, SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunda,. O•l)' · ()n£> Yf'ar ........ .. ........ .. ..... .... .. .. 132 . 2~ Six months .. .... .......... ....:.... ...... $16.90 •• . ' and Sunday Pall) MAIL 8UBSCIIIPTIONS boldeCoooty, IB Wodli......... :., ......... ..... .c.. .. .. $17.29' , ® --America's Dinner Tablep;;............... ' ' .. - weeu .......,.....J.:.................. 534.96 52 Wt'()II:J ;, .................. ,...... J .. . ... S66.56 · ., ,, . )3 Wodl• .. . ,............ .... ... :......... . 18.20 k... ...... ,....., .... ...... :....... ~.1o 26 w.. ~2' W"'tio· .. ........... ..... .. ,,.............167.60 '· ' • \I '. ' Jlal• O.fllole C••b' I . ''. �... :- . ...... · ... 17 1986 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 17, 1986 Pleasant. W. Va. EMS responds to five calls ' "l Officiats ·leave Countrymark . "uiV\Vbmg are two SOliS, Severn Servi~s will be 1p.m. TueSday In " •• 11ey- woo d Lo~ll'eth. Charleston, W.Va., and waugh·na GALLIPOLIS - Melinda Lee Lewis, 24, Rt. 2, Ga!Upolls, died Saturday at Holzer Medical Center from Injuries recleved In an automobile accident. She was manager at Murphy Mart shoe department In the Silver Bridge Plaza. Ralph c. Boeter lalph C. Boster GALLIPOLIS - Ralph C. Bos· ;ter. 86, 83 Locust St.. Ga!UpoUs, died iFrtday at Holzer Medical Center :tollowlng a lengthy Ulness. : He was a retired fanner and 'trucker. born Dec. 18, 1899, In !Hamson Township, GalUa Camty, :to the late Charles A. and Emma She was born Feb. 22, 1962, In GaUlpoUs to Richard H. (Dick) and Clarabell Bush Roach. who survive. She married Eddie Lewis on AprU 19, 19!1l, In GalllpoUs, and he also survives. She Is also survived by 1\W sisters, Mrs. Mark (Barbara) Miles, Georgetown, Ind., and Melody Lynn Roach, Gallipolis; me brother, Kevin Richard Roach, GaUipolls; maternal grarldmother, Victoria Bush, GaUipoUs; and p11ternal grandmother, Ola Roach, Gallipolis. She was. a member of Northup Baptist Church. Services w!U be 10 a.m. Wednes· day In Waugh-HaUey-Wood Funeral Home, with the Rev. Kenneth San<Frs d!lclatlng. Burial wlll be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from G-9 p.m. !CZ~ ~~~ l:rj his wife, Shirley Audra V. Longstreth ;Danner Boster, whom he married ·Dec. 18, 19ID. Also surviving are t.w daugh' ters, F1orence (Tootle) Ellcessor :and Ruth Belville, lnth of Gallipo: Us; eight grandchUdren and 12 •great-grandchildrm; three sisters, ; Mrs. Jessie Kerns, GallipoUs, Mrs. : Harold (Ann) Notter, GaUipoUs, • and Mrs. Cleo SterUng, Salem, : ohio. . : One sister and ooe brother ' preceded In death. ·: He was ~ rnem rer of Lincoln ·: M;etb:Jdlst Church, a past president ;. o! the GaUla County Board of _:Education, a past president of the : GaUla County Farm Bureau. a past : president o! Harrison Township · trustees, a superintendent of Lin· : eoln Church, and served as a member of the Harrison Township .Board of Education. : Services wUl be 1 p.m. Wednes·day In Waugii-Halley-Wood Fun: eral Home, with the Rev. Pearl ·Casto officiating. Burial will be In :ohio Valley Memory Gardens. :Friend<> may call at the funeral •home from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. : 1\lesday. ! POMEROY - Mrs. Audra V. Longstreth, aG, 3!ll Grant St., Middleport, died Friday at Veterans Memorlal Hospital. Born July 31, 1900, at Dexter, Mrs. wngstreth was a daughter of the late Anthony and Sepbrona Nelson Harmon. She was a homemaker. F unera 1 Dano Longstreth, Middleport; a Home; with the Rev. Bruce Unroe sister, Lulu B. Levis, Akron; and and the Rev. James Lusher · offtc1a~ ''"1g. Burlal wUl be 1n .R!"~ IIW grandchildren and one great· "&"' granoohUd. lawn Cemetery, Mercervllle. Bes_ldes her parmts she was Friends may call at the funeral preceded 1n death by her husband, . home from 4-9 p.m. Monday. Clarenre B. Longstreth. Masonic services wUl be held In . GravesideservtceswWbeheldat thefuneralhomeat8p.m.Monday. 2 p.m. tnday at the MUes Stand!sh Rov W. Smith Cemetery, Dexter, with the Rev. J Michael Panglo dflclatlng. The GALLIPOLIS- Roy W. Smith, Ewing Funeral Home Is tn charge 81, Columbus, died Saturday, Good d. services. There are no calling Samaritan Hospital, Dayton. hours. T ruman E• Sheels GALLIPOLIS - Truman E. (Beayer) Sheets, 82, Rt. 1, Rocky Fork Road, Crown City, died at 3 p.m. Friday In Scenic HUis Care Center. Born Jan. 22, 1904, In Guyan Township, Gallla County, son of the lateEuraO.andl'lellleJaneSheets, he was a retired farmer. He was a member of MereerviUe Baptist Church, the Crown City Masonic wdge, the GaUia County Board of Education and the Gallla· Jackson-Vinton Joint Voeattonal Board of Education. He was also a Guyan Township trustee and a trustee of Rldgelawn Cemetery Assoclatkln. He Is survived by his wife, Rose Shaw Sheets, whom he married on June 9, 1928, In GaUipoUs; a daughter, Mrs. Richard (Juanita) Davis of Romulus. Mich.; two grandchildrm and twO' · greatgrandchildren: and a brother, Milford Sheets of Gallipolis. He was preceded In death by two brothers and one sister. He was retired carpenter and farmer. He was born July 18, 1005, In GaUla County to the late WlUlam Larry and Blanche Ellzabeth Pine Smith. He Is survived 1:rt three brothers, Fred Smith, Walter Smith, both of Columbus, and Frank Smith or Chillicothe; and' twd sisters, Clara Mae Cryder, Dayton, and Annabel Warren. Columbus. He was a former member of the GaUlpolls Veterans of Foreign Wars. Arrangements wUl be announced later by Waugh -HaUey-Wood Fun· era! Home. Crash kills two MEDINA, Ohio (UPI) - Two northeastern Ohio men were kllled Friday night when their bi-plane crashed during stunt Dying and plunged nose first lnto a corn field In northern Medina County. Autrorities Identified the victims as John Jack McCourt, 58, the pilot from Westfield Center, and his passenger, Frank Lima, CJ7, of North Olmsted. COLUMBuS, .OhiO (UPI) , _ A I All bur a eligible tor retirement POMEROY - Five calls were answered by local units on Friday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service r-ePorts. At 4:38a .m., Pomeroy took Wald Smith from Pomeroy Health Care Center ID Veterans Memorial Hos· pita!: Racine at 8:56 a.m. treated Curtis Johnson on the Oak Grove se:;r..:=.·_ and The ·to say tl)e lour. !111!11. were flted and In a statement, CountlyJTUitk Oullr· man Donald Benschnekler Salld t1ie --~ ..J. of the executlves Di>""""uc a . joint .decision Qf the Coun~al'k company. board and tlie company's manllit" Counteymark, Ohio's larjJ!st men! after a study of the q~erat!dn cooperative, released President was conductro. and Chief ExecutiVe Officer W. Countrymark was formed when Loren Olalfin, Executive VICe Landmark <' Inc. and the Ohio President and Chief Operating Farmers Grain & Supply Assocla· O!aoerRobertD.SchererandVtce tlon merged In 'May 1985. Chalfin President Weldon Blanton, and was president d. Ohio Farmers and Clayton Johnson, the president of Scherer was execudve vloe presl· major shake-up of the flnlnc:lally troubled CouQtrymark Inc., east opera· tor of a large graln elevator of Columbus as well as other facUlties d. ovect•~-' In Ohio an Michigan, rem u"' top-ranking officials of the The Sunday .waa rMid~;-S;ta:tes=Termlnal~:;:In:c:.:ln:'l1:oledo==·=den=t:of:Lan:;dmar;::k:·= = = : ; ; DO YOU WANT FULL-TIME SERVICE WHEN YOU BUY A HEAliNG Diane McVey, MA. CCC·A AID? Audiologist If the .,,w• io -·Dileo Hooring Aid Center io the onoww. Wt provide COMf>LETE heoring oid oervice ouch eo follow-up counHIIng. periodic cteoning end checking oftht lnltrumtnt, bttterleo fottn mokeo. rffinor re· poin. tnd reltted oiiViceo. We ttoo provide loaner tide when youre muat go In for mojor repolr. Mony ofthtll ""'leu orelncludtd in the original purchue price ahhough weorahlppy to helpthooa not origlntlly fitted by ut 11 well. 'I feel like I have • new leesaon life.' ' That' a whit one hearing aid wearer recently ooid when .,_ dlooov•ed the ful-tlrne oervice end dedicated prolesoional help available It Dileo Hearing Aid Con'ier. SEE US AT HOLZER CLINIC GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ENT DEPARTMENT EACH WEONESDAY 1·3 P.M. ' Road ; Pomeroy at 12:11 p.m. toO~ Sam Pickens from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial; Rulland at 9:51 p.m. took Renaldo Fomakins from the Rock Springs Fairground<> to Veterans Memorial. and Rutland at 9: 15 p.m. treated John Jeffers on the fairgrounds. WOMEN'S SPRING & SUMMER SHOES ·:: ;: $1 0° · 'DAIRY - 'l1lese live cows were chosen grand champions il their respective breeds during Tbul'!lclay's open class dairy cattle judging at . the Meigs County Fair. Left to right with the champions are, Jack · Ervin, Brown Swiss; Brad Ervin, Ayrsiare; Jason Ervin, Guernsey; Jodie Ervin, Holstein; and Maxine Rose, Jersey. The grand champion 0 PER PAIR REDUCED TO BUY SECOND PAIR FOR $500 jersey Is owned by Brent Rose, Raclue. 'lbe ether four are owned by Jack Ervin, LangsviDe. Following the slllw, ftwa& dlscoverro lbat the holstein was not properly registered wllll fair records. Ervin's holstein was disqualified and a holstein olmed by Don Smith, Raclne, was named grand champ. 2 PAIRS FOR $1 5°0 Ervin took live firsts In the Guernsey breed and In Holsteins, Don Smith, Racine, exhibited the senklr champion female and the grand dlampion female and Robin son Dairy, Shade, the junior champion female. Ervin exhibited the seni:>r and grand dlamplon females In the Ayrshlres. In sheep judging, the Fry Family Farm of West Columbia, W.Va., took a first In the D.lrset breed. In the Suffolk breed, wrl Burke, CoolvUle, took a first ; the Carr Family Sheep Farm, CoolvUle, took four first places alld exhibited the grand champion ramandthe grand champion ewe. The fry Family Farm took two firsts and exhibited the reserve champion ewe. Lorl Burke exhibited the reserve cham- MEN'S CONVERSE CIMARRON REG. $61.00 NOW $4 900 pion ram. In Hampshlres, the Carr Family again exhibited the grand champion ram and the grand champion ewe. The Fry Family exhibited the reserve Champkln ram and the reserve champion ewe. MEN'S BROOKS DOMIAATOR REG. $42.00 NOW .------...;_-------1 Veterans Memorial Admit led- Wald Smith, Pomeroy ; Jonathan Rees, Racine: Sam Pickens, Pomeroy. Discharged - Woodrow Engle, John Myers, Robert Diddle, Cindy Sexton, Howard Thomas,Shirley Ables, Denise Darst, Barbara Engle. .. SPRING HEELS & SANDALS Langsville man exhibits dairy show's champions POMEROY - Ja ck Ervin, LangsvUle, exhibited the grand champion and junior champion (emales In the Brown Swiss breed in dairy cattle judging at the Meigs Coonty Fair. In Jersey judging, Kathleen Parker, Pomeroy, exhibited the junior champion female; Brent Rose, Racine, the senior champion and the grand champion females. ..• $2 900 Passport Special LIMITED SIZES ALL GROUPS During the Month Of August 2 Color Passport Photos $650 GROUP OF MEN'S SHOES DRESS & CASUAL REDUaD 30 TO 50°/o HOURS: MON.& FRI. 9· 8 TUES, WED., THURS. & SAT. 9-5 Tawney Studios 424 Second. Gallipolis '· STORE HOURS 9 A.M.-1 0 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. • LOCALLY· OWNED AND OPERATED BY . BILL AND JEAN BARR WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC COUPONS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES • )lazel Dennison • :- GALLIPOLIS - Services for ilazel Levina Lusher Dennison, 81, :who died Friday, wUl be 2 p.m. ;.Monday In Waugh-HaUey-Wood •Funeral Home. : •The Rev. Elmer Geiser wUl )l(liclate and burial wUl 'be In Pine o{Kove Cemetery. Friends may call :a1 the funeral home from noon untU :;l p.m. Monday. :victor H. Evans :- ..: GALLIPOLIS - Victor Howell :Evans. 83. formerly of Rio GranDi>, :Jiled Saturday ln Scenic Hills :Nursing Center. •· He retired from Rio Grande :college as a security guard. He was ·also caretaker of Tyn Rhos and :calvary cemeteries for a number d. :~ears. •· He was lnrn March 26, 1903, In :Perry Township to the late John A. $vans and Anna Thomas Evans. •: ·He is survived by two sisters, :Mrs. Mary Jane Evans, Oak HUI, jnd Mrs. Anna Mae Morgan, .(;alllpolls. ; · .Three brothers preci'Di>d him in 'death. ;. He was a membe r of Cora ;Metrodist Cburch; a past master d. -cora Gran!J!, and past master and •o~~eCretary • for several years at :tenterville Masonlt Lodge. •; Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday ln Waugh-Halley Wood Funeral :'lome. with the Rev. John D. Davis qfflclatlng. Burial wm beln Old Pine Eemetery. Friends may call at the ~neral home from 6-9 p.m. \'Vednesday. :• Masonic services wUI be held In )he funeral home by the Centerville ~ e. Wednesday at 8 p.m. SUPERIOR That's the advantage of a very good health maintenance organization (HMO) like Advacare. You, as an employer, can offer this stay-well plan toyour employees with one monthly premium that pays for all doctor visits, specialists, tests, and treatments. They can get the care they need before problems really get them down. · · With that kind of care, they stay healthier. Ask your ~mployer or AdvaCare today. AdvaCare IS headquartered at Holzer Clinic, 385 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. Call 446-5283. The commmittee compiling a History of the REGATTAS and FROG JUMPS, 1965-1983, is desirous to include in its history any interesting stories or photographs related to the Regatta. If you have anything of interest, please send same to the undersigned for consideration in this history. All material will be returned. Advacare'" The health care plan that helps keep you healthy "II Hn ltt>l Chrlot l l:\lul' Cm l>> c~ (t'IIIIJ• OhK> tlt'JIIrl Mdillll; ll"llll" 01 \tilfllt .. I K~ Fred W. Crow P.O. Box 486 Iori Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ph. 992-5132 LB. SUPERIOR SUPIIIOI 99 LUNCH MEAT PRE·SLICD • BOLOGNA ~-~ $159 SUPERIOR CHI( KEN 1FRANKIE LEG QUARTERS _.;;;...;..;;.~· WIENERS CUBE STEAK VARifTIES 99C 18. $199 18. -GROUN CHUCK EXTRA LEAN 12 OZ PKG. Karen Werry 31980 Court St. Rd . Racine, Ohio 45771 Ph. 949·2936 after 5:00 HOUYWOCIII SMOKED JOWL SPAR£ RIBS 18. $11' 18. HDMIMADE . HAM SALAD 89( 18. , ' ' BLUE BONNET $159 BOUNTY }EGGS PAPER TOWELS GRADE AMED LG. ROLL MEADOW GOLD james F. Goodwin . OF SUMMIA t . : POINT PLEASANT - James Fisher Goodwin, 30, JackSOnvllle. Fia .. formerly of Point Pleasant, ~led Wednesday of Injuries received from an automobile accllient In JackSOnville, Fla. :: He was born Nov. 22, 1956, In ·Point Pleasant, to the late Arthur (;oodwln and Marie Fisher v11ho1•1 1D t Sh1rts ....... ~2Uf••• 51 Q99 59< ICE CREAM ¥AIITY Of RA¥011 KRAFT ~L$189 GRAPE JEUY · 3 II. JAR $J'49 399 LEVI'S............ ' NOW $1915 PRHIA!IID LEVI'$. ............................. ~22,50 LEVI JEAN JACKETS..............J.39so ~~:~A!IIID LEVI'S :;:-;··.::; .......... J .1999 UNWA!HID, IT. LEG, or IOOr (UI :toodwtn. ·! He was a carpenter and served In ~u.s. Navy. ;" Surviving Is his wife, Tina Nelson :t900w1n d. Point Pleasant: one ~ughter , Tablth;l o! Point Plea· jant; one son, Jerrod Goodwin of ·Point Pleasant: one sister, Rebecca };egg of caJUomia; and one · 'it'Other, Stephen Goodwin of I.e· FREE Baok-To-Sohool Suppllec PENCILS - POSl..S. - 809K COVERS WtTH IACH LEVI PURCH.SI. . . ~.W.Va. ~ ~lees will be held Monday at ~~ p.m~ at the Wilcoxen Funeral with the Rev. Bennie tJ(lrie111 oltlclatlng. Burial will be In -~Cemetery, Gallipolis Ferry. ~~lldl may call at the funeral -te.7·9 llmigllt •• , ..... . <I J LUN, NO WASTE lililli;ttt., 1 SliCED THE WAY YOU liKE IT Smith of Racine, and shown by David Sndth, pictured, was named I!"BIId cluunplon In Its breed. The cow orlclnally namecl the grand champion In Thursday's judging was not reghlered properly with fair reconls and had lo be disqualified. .·.•· .· ~. ··BOILED H GRAND CHAMP- After a mixup In Thursday's judging of the opm class dairy cattle at the Meigs Coumy Fair. this ~olsteln, owned by Don ', I ll 2°/o PURC VIGnAilE MILK SHORTENING ,. 139 Plus . 3LB. CAN VI£TTI · HOT DOG SAUCE 10 OZ. tANS .3/Sl �Page-A-6-The Sunday Tnnes·Sentinel .----Local Briefs:---. .Munieipal court concludes traffic cases Hearing to address concerns GALLIPOLIS - Joyce A. Suiter, 42, Galllpolls, was SE!itenced to three da,ys 1n the Gallla County Jail, placed on probation for 18 months, gtven a QH!ay operator's license suspension and flned$ll0 and court costs 1n GaUipolls Municipal Court Frtday for driving while under the inDuence of alcohol. Jonathan K. Cook, 22, 1002 First Ave., and James L. Fife Jr., 22, Rt. 2, Cheshire, were each fined over GALLIPOLIS - A public hearing on tre use of papermill sludge In strip mine land reclamation projects will be conducted by the Ohio Envlrorunental Protection a,gency In tre Logan City CouncU chambers, 10 S. Mulberry St., at 7 p.m. Sept. 29. According to State Rep. Jolynn Boster, J>.GaUipolls, tre EPA decided to delay decision on thelr useottre wastepaper IJ'oduct untU Oct. 14. "Due to the fact tbat small amounts of dioxin have been found In the papermlU sludge, It Is very lmportanttbatcitlzensofthe affected counties have the opportunity to presEnt their views and have their questions answered." Boster said. BosteraddedthatOhloEPAhassetasldetwoweeksfollowtngthe hearing to receive written comments concerning the use of the substance. Counties 'to be affected by the decision inlcude Gallla, Meigs, .Jackson, Vinton, Hocking, Lawrence, Ross and Peny. $2Uor two ttfenses. Cook was fined $12 and costs In two cases trying hlm for failure to control the vehicle he was drtvmgand drlvlngwlthout a license. Fife was fined the same for speeding and driving with an expired registration. Robert W. Garnes, 24,821 Fourth Ave., was fined $17 and costs • r disorderly conduct. Fined $15 and costs tor driving left of ihe center llnewas Olarles W. White,l9, Rt.l, w. LlJidsE.y, . were Timothy D. Beckett, 24, Ona, 23, l:li ChUlleot1JI! .Road, was .fined W.Va,,; .$40; Nancy M. Lince, 43, $12 and oosts tlr tallure to maintain Ch8!lleston, W.Va., WJ:, James K. an assured clear distance. Henderson, 27, Detroit, Mich., $38;,. Court boiJ!s equalling Ul were EdwardC.Hedrlck,56,Huntlngton, forlleted by Clifford R. Griffith, ~. W.Va., $42; Pamela S. Young, 23, Rt. 2, BldweU, for making an Worthington, $41; Kristine M. Improper turn; and Tammy L. Jomke, 21, Huntlnglon, W.Va., $4;1; Hassle, ZJ, Columbus. failure to WUllam J . Greemwrld, 54, Colu!'nmaintain control. bus, $45; Harold E. Evans,«J, Troy, Forfeiting bonds tor speeding Mich., $!1; Edward t . Turner, 39, ll, Proet6rvnm; l39; Henry Bent of Beckley, $38: Robert F. Lee, 39, Point Plea~nt, $40: Carl E. Malcom Jr. , BeckleY. W.Va., $41: Bobby R. Johnson, 38, Greesnboro, purchasing chemicals, Iman. said. N.C., $38; SCOtt A. Wigal, 19, Iman said detalls concerning the Waverly, W.Va., $47; James R. Crown City. Al\tmny Gallt·poli·s eyes selli·ng e'xcess wate•r GALLIPOLIS _ An. ordinance passed as an emergency measure Bloodmobile celebrates 'M-A-S-H' jurtsdlctlo,ns. "We feel we're in a position GALLIPOLIS - A special tribute to the television show "M-A-S-H" will be Included when the Amertcan Red Cross bloodmobile visits Grace United Methodist Church from ooon-6 p.m. · . Thursday. The "M-A-S-H Bash" wUl feature displays ot the celebrated show, trivia tests and commemorative buttons for eVeryone who donates blood, according to blood drive coordinator Thelma Shaver. •. Volunteers and .donors are welcome to rome dressed as their favorite character from "M·A.S·H." 5 15 1 where roth raw water and the :,t~ w~terNlwpleou klubmlbeske~hyrepoun~. ~::=. ~:;l~.J:.~~:· capacity at tre water treatment """"" "' ,.. """"" plant constitute a deftnltesurplus," expected In three to six weeks. James W. Bragg, 67, Mason, $38; Iman sald. "The study wUI provide "At this point we don't even know and Bonita A. Oliver, ll. Point the breakdown as to where most of If we have a mar!let," he said. Pleasant, $43. the cost would be." ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·-~ 1be costs Involved would Include I those associated with building and ~rating a water-!Utratkm plant, such as constructing lines and by the Gallipolis City Commission last week may lead to tre city selling Its excess water supply. The ordinance author1zed City Manager Dale E. lman to engage Burgess & Nlple Ltd., a Columbus engineering flrrn, to prepare a rost report on the posslbillties for selllng the · city's 3·million·gallon-per-<lay excess water supply to other ,~ August 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Poinl Pleasant, W. Va. 55 lfs. THE BEST FOR LESS! : Meigs jury trial cancelled • .• 17, 1986 ~Sundl to Bidding set for GDC work ' GALLIPOLIS -The Ohio Department ri. Administrative Services has set bidding for public works projects at Gallipolis Developmental Center. Bidding will begin Monday for primary electrtc renovation, campus lighting and walkways for handcap access. Bidding will open Aug. 26 for roof renovation for various buDdlngs at Ire center. Bidding will be conducted In Ire Columbus offtce ri. the Divlskm of Public Works, 30 E. Broad St., 35th floor. URGENT CARE CENTER Located at Holzer Police issue citations · GALLIPOLIS - Cited for passing bad cix'cks by Gallipolis City Pollee Friday was Steven William Clary, 26, Rt. 1, Northup. Mary L. Drummond, 00, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was cited for not wearing a seatbelt at 10:18 p.m. Friday at the intersection of Eastern Avenue and Mill Creek Road. Cited Friday fo r carrYing an open flask was Robert Austin, 23, Point Pleasant. Cited for running a red light Friday was CarlL. Hlvely,18, Rt. 4, Ga!HpoHs. Cited Saturday for court !llspenslon of ~rator's license ws Sharon McCoy , 29, Rt. 2, Crown City. ·nle Hor Spring per n 10nth to Horne Sp~ operate. • • "' Completely portable, totally self- Luxury letlturr ~ ,ll d gu•dt prirP N~~ f i O~Pr$10 America's Favorite Clinic Portable Spa on Rt. 35 in Gallipolis 446-5287 FI..AIR FURNITURE & DESIGN NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Monday·frlday Weekends & Holidays 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. 675· t:nt 5 rniiBI fro'H Silver Bridge on Rt 2. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. Bucktp - lfGISTIATIOH FOIMNAMI !print I _ _ _ __ _ __ __ IDDRIIS - ---------- T!IEPHONI _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ COURSE: Firtt Choice Second (hoi" - - - - - - M~U CHECKS 01 MOIIEY DaDEI PAYAIU 10: ... INJnAl EMPUiYMfNT TRAfllNG ... RfTRAINING & UPGRADING FOil NEW OCCII'ADONS ••• !flf.fMPlOYMfNT & ENRICHMENT ...ADIU BASIC EDUCA110N 1 GED TEST PREPAIADON ...(ARf£R SEARCH SERVICES ...BUSIHfSS & INDUSTRY EMPlOYEE TRAiliNG ···BUSINESS TRAINING NEEDS ANAlYSIS ...fARM & IUSNSS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE-RESOURCES NON-DISCRIMINAnON: The Gallia-Jackson·Vinton JVS D ensures equal education and employment opportunities regardless of race, color, creed, national origin. handicap, or sex in compliance with state directives and federal recommendations . Gallia • Jackson • Vlooton JVID MAIL 10: Adult Ethtcolion-Galtla·Jadc-·VifttOII JVSP P.O. lox 157, lio Gr.,tlo, llhio 45674 For Further Information Call 245-5336 CLASSES.SCHEDULED TO START THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 8TH FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE QUALITY EDUCATION AT AFFORDABLE PRICES NORTH CENTRAL ACCREDITATION FULL- TIME COURSES INCLUDE: BASIC EDUCATION, INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND JOB SEEKING/ JOB KEEPING FULL· TIME COURSES . COURSE NAME Air Conditioninc/ Heaing Automobile Bodt Repair Automobile Mec anics Building Trades Catering and Commercial Food .Service Electt icily/ Eleclronic s Industrial Maintenance Nursing Assistanl Office Specialist (BH) Medical Clerk Office Specialist (BY) THE BU(KEYE BULDJ~G AND LOAN. co.·· ' FEE HOURS 300/600 300/600 300/600 300/600 TIME 6· 10 6·10 6-10 6-10 DAYS MTW&TH MTW&TH IIITW&TH MTW&TH $255/$510 $255/$510 $255/$510 $255/$510 300/600 300/ 600 300/ 600 300 3751750 360 100 6-10 MTW&TH 6-10 MTW&TH MTW&TH 6· 10 Class schedule on request 4·10 IITW&TH Class schedule on request 5:30·8:30 T&TH $255/$510 $255/$510 $255/$510 $225 $255/$510 $245 $140 T~C~~~~·~2.~~nk" ' ' " ALWAYS ON YOUR 5101" 25 ~rt ~!f.Ot SOnr Bridge Pltzt '• Mlm'* ,.,IC Sclrlnt Vtil, . ,, 'I By RENEE IIAINml .whether the patient hlls utlllzed SAN Al'fOONJO (UPi) - Even what they call stand-by medlcalkln. smaller businesses can combat the If a patient doesn't use the rising costs ot company medical medication, It'~ still there and · expenses by auditing their em- might be c~ to the p8tlent If ployees' 1\ealth care bills, one yw don't researcb the bW and sa,y, expert advfies. 'Hey, we didn't get that,:" Cepeda ,. An eiltlmated eight at evecy 10 said. employee medical bills audited "A lot of trese· tacillUes are contains an error, usually involving helpful," sre said, 1\Dd can otter an overCharge. assistance In ~terp'etln~ medical Evef a company cla'k with no records and bills. background Jn medicine can easUy Some companies might decide to spot the .'~lOre blatant examples of · hire an auditor with metllcal duplication tl)at can result In costly experience or provide medical billing errors, says Martha Cepeda, training to an ln·house clerk, sre director rl medical payable service said, especiaDy "If yw're losing authorlzalkln tor HealthAmerlca, larlle amounts at money." San Antonio's largest health main· The extra cost often can be tenance organlzatlon. recovered through the savings "On a lot at these bills, you'll find accrued In spotting and correcting duplication. We catch them all the bUllng erro~; $he said, time," Cepeda said. Th . keep · facUlty wiJIIIaue.the m,., e s, au wily locat8l at "So~ the savln~ will premiums low, HealthAmertca really come back ln. When you take · J¥7 JacUw Pike, •d jJrovlde ,&lie IIIUIIe type of " routinely audits medical bills sub- the costs versus the amount ot operatloD Ill 11114lll••n til more lllt~n~e IJIIIOO· Haflel& mitted ·by Its members. undocumented· char~s. you can 88kl the bulldlar may be open by the 11n1 week or "We had a f)atlent charged three come out ahead," sre said. Sepleinber; ... dlff~l times for an operaljng • roont;.. where a patient took. 100 syringes home and was charged tor 100 boxes," she sald. ''AnYbody that really doesn't work with medical records could By MARY TOBIN Partd.trerurrentTVAdllemma Hump~ maintains that FFB said Miller, who became interesled pick up something like tbat fairly UPI Business Wrler - how to pay back $15 billion II has provides a. "shield a,galnst free In TVA when sbe wcrked for Dillon easUy, that this person wasn't In the NEW YORK (UP!') - The already borrowed lor nuclear market accountability. Wequestlon Read & Co. and Kidder Peabody & OR three times, or the patient was Tennessee ValleY Authority owes plants and get rooney~flnlshtrem If rhey would have been able to Co. and Is working on a book about Per Double cllarged for two recovecy rooms, or Its current problems. the federal government $15 b!Ulon -arlsesfromtrefinandngmtthod make the Investments they had If they were charged for $450 w<rth at Roll "The nuclear plant9 are needed for 17 nuclear power reactors, 12 ri. author1zed by Congress when TVA they had not had that access," tbe syrlngles," she sald. by TVA," sre said. "They are . spokesman sald. . The number of companies audit· which haven't produced a kllowatt was founded . having to buy replacement power From 1933 to :i958, TVA was M. Kathryn Elc~ff, associate lng' their own employees' realth of power. "There are two Issues facing financed 'through din!Ct Jet)!raJ director f<!r economic policy at tre now ano many of tlle coal-fired care bills has Increased from about · All Paper TVA," said Mary MUier, a former approprlatbns. Fl'oni 195811!1-1974, Ot~ce ri. .Management and Budget plants bunt 40 to 50 years ago will 11 percent In 1981 to about ~ need replacingwlthln a few years." Investment banker who speciall2ed t~ agency borl'Owed·troni private told CQng'ress last year that TVA percent, Cepeda sald. American lade. She said tre Reagan administra"A lot ot businesses are now In public finance. "What Is II going credit markets, debt to be tlnallced ratepayers "enjoy . more than a WI ALSO HAYI: cblng Internal audits because they to cost to fix the nuclear plants and through · ratepeyer revenuea, ' but . blUion oollar subsidy as a result of tion has an opportunity to help who Is going to pay for It, TVA not ·guarar\leed by federal ·rhe lower Interest rate on TreasurY resolve the crisis. TVA Is run by a Dnd It's cost etfective. Some of them PAm, . . . . All All ratepayers ·Or the American governinent. . oorrowlng" compared to what It politically appointed thrre-person are small businesses," sre said. ACCISSot•s there now Is a Since 1974, when the Federal would have had to pay In private board on which . . "It really Isn't expensive, and It taxpayers?" TVA was created 33 years ago by Financing Bank was established as markets. vacancy. can save you a tremendot~~ amount Opelll . . . thru fri. 10 1.111. "The administration should apCongress to develop the Tennessee part of tre Treasury Department. Elckhot! said $13.2 bUIIon of the at dollars," sre said. · ·5:30 p.m. Sit. 10 " 4 Some 4nsurance companies will River basin and was instnunen~&l . all nl'W TVA debt has been $15 billion outstanding at tre end d · point SQmeone who has a clear · · ·· 1984 was for nuclear power pUmt understanding not only of nuclear 420 Main Strltt Inspect bllla·for errors, but wiU not In drawing dozens oflarge corpora- FFB-tlnanred. power but of flnandng Issues." s(¥> · tlons to the then-<lepressed region to Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R·N.H., constructbn. TVA has made provlPt. Pltaaftt 675 ·6210 audit 11 WJ.Ihat, say, totals less than said. take advanta,ge of cheap and has lnti'Oj!uced a bW that would sian to retlre only!$4.6bllllonatthat ~.IJXI, sre saJd. effectively s!JJt off TVA from FFB debt representing tnveslrnent in "That doesn't mean If a bUI Is plentiful power It provided .· At Issue now are four nuclear borrowing:. four of the reactors that were only for $499, It doesn't oontaln plants and a total of nlile reactors. "The statutory TV A debt ceDing canceled. duplication <r overchar~s." she Two ot tre plants, In Tennessee and Is S.ll bllllon. We J:1'0P05e to lower It Miller believes the sarety and said. Your Alabama, were In operation for to $18 billion," a · spokesnw\. for tlnandal problems wUI have to be • Copies Of medical records can be years but were shut down last year Humphrey said. '"JYA would be worked out. . obtained i>r a small fee ~om the Doctor "Nobody In their right mind health care facUlty where tre care for safety problems. Two others In resOicted fromdotngwhatll 'sbeen the sallit.' states are In various doing, roi\!Dg oVer debt." walk away from $15 bUllon." was gtvm, sre sald. Recommends "If yair request the actual stages Threeo! completion. plants were scrapped. 1r;::=======:;::============~ , medical record, you can tell Including one In HartsvUie. Tenn., tbat was to have been the nation's 181'flest with four reaetors. The seven·state TVA power grW Is served llY ·hy~lectrlc power planis · and coal·fired plants. No nuclear plants have ~rated since MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. (UP!) last.year.BeQause of droughr In the - The dedication of the .new ai'ea the hydro plants have been Moundsville Brklge over the Ohio able to produce only about halt their River Frilay meant the last rormal ou1p!lt, laying the load on crossing ot the Moundsville-Dilles tre older coal·flred plants, the most Bottom Ferry. to operate. "nil! terry company, which bad expensive Industry · bas Invested billions In operated on the rtver since 1951, plants and support facUlties provld· gave tree passa,ge on Its last ride. lng some 45,IJXI jobs to the region. Physical Therapy Aoout 400 people a day had used the Failure to resolve tre ruclear plant terry at $1 apiece. Issue could jeopardize Ire valleY's Back Rehabilitation · GoV. Arch Moote led the dedlca· commercial and Industrial baSe; Uon ceremony lor the new bridge. · Miller said. Cybex T,..,tments-Sports Medicine NOW OPEN In Point Pleasant HOURLY COURSES HOURS COURSE NAME Typing! 36 Typing ll 36 36 Shorthand I Shorthand ll 36 Private Business and Clerical 36 Civil Service Testing Preparation Accounting Principles I 36 Accounting Principles ll 36 Introduction to Data Entry 36 Introduction to Computers 42 42 Computer Pro&lllmmi~ Community Computer lllining 25 Introductory Word Processin& 36 36 Filint:ecords Management 20 ,Job kine/Job K"pin1 Skills Basic Slles Treinin& 20 Supervision 20 20 Basic Communications Income Tax Prepallltion 20 40 Housekeepinc 20 Waiter·Waitress Tlllinin& 30 Medical Terminolon Adult Basic Education LPN Ttstin& Preparation 42 Woodworkinl 36 Tlkin& Better Photoeraphs 12 Aerobic Dance 20 PN·Retirement Planning Auto Bodl Repair 40 Weld i'J BriZin& 60 Basic ~ir & A~lcement 60 Advanc Repair Replacement Auto Mechenica 40 Automotive tune· Up 30 Automotivt Electrical System 40 Engine l'lltory and Optllltion 40 Brake Systt!IIS Building Tredea 60 Introduction to Carpentry Electron lea-Electric, 60 lntrodiiCtion to Basic ltctricity 40 Residtntlallnd Camnrcill Wirin1 60 lntrodMCtion to Industrial Wlrina Heating and Air Condl1ionlng 60 Introduction to llnidtntial sr:ms Introduction to Electric• Moton. Controls & Circuits 30 60 Adnnced Residentill Systems Advanced Electricallloton, · Cantrols and Systems 30 lnduetrlal M1lntenance EltctriCil Circuits 30 .Mathematics end Blueprint Reldina ~0 $50 $50 $50 $50 $50 T&TH 6·10 T&TH 6-10 T&TH 9·10 T&TH 6-9 6-9 T&TH Arranged Arranged T&TH 6-10 6-10 T&TH T&TH 7·9 6·9 TH T&TH 7·9 w J.9 J.9 6· 10 T&TH 6·9 M 6·9 T&TH Schedule on request Schedule on request 6·9 M&W 7-10 M&W 6·7 M&W T 6·8 $50 $50 $50 $60 $60 $45 $50 $50 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $56 $30 $42 Free Free $60 $50 6-10 6-10 6·10 M&W T&TH T&TH $65 $85 $85 6·10 6-10 6·10 6·10 T&TH T&TH M&W M&W $55 $45 $55 $55 6·10 T&TH $85 6·10 6-10 6· 10 III&W T&TH III&W $85 $65 $85 C&SOE issues advice·. , on electric tool usag~:, •. . $17 $25 " 6-10 6-10 6· 10 III&W T&TH III&W $85 $50 $85 6·10 T&TH $50 6·10 6-10 III&W T&TH $50 $50 THE CENtRAL TRUST.co~ ~ FEE DAYS T&TH T&TH T&TH T&TH T&TH TillE 6·9 6-9 6-9 6-9 6·9 OHIO . VALLEY . .BANK ., 1 { we..purch~e lst & 2nd'· ·mortgages and land contracts New span opening ends ferey ·serVice By taking advantage of the many offerings at your Vocational School CIVIC ·SAVINGS :e. BANK . ' Jt:ld ATTEND WITH A FRIEND LEARN TO LEARN · IS STRENGTH••• c...., Centtn ' If ' SKILL : seD subsidilufy : Odd Lots &seco containPd. NIGHT LIFE AT BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER GAWA • JACKSON • VINTON JOINT VOCATIONAL DISTIICI ADULT EDUCATION DIVISION 1916-87 ' •sso If you're unfortunate enough to injure your hand or your foot, it shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. . TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) ;... ~' Bundy Corp. of Warren, Mich., wiU' buy CHR lndustrtes Inc. trom' OWens-Coming Fibreglas · nen month, an ot!iclal for the Th~ ~~ysaW . ' owens·Cornlng first annoUI)ced Its lntenlkln to sell CHR and certabf ttrer qJeratlons that were acquired In February with the purchase at the Aerospace and Strategic 'Mate'; rials Group from Armco Inc .. Stan. Collins, a spokesman for Owl!!ls·: . Corning, said Friday. ; "Some businesses were strong and profitable, but they did notftt In: with the company's klng·terrn plan," said Colllns. · : The sale was not prompted by an· J~~~ta~keover bid from. TVA ~yes repair costs for nuke plants URGENT CARE CENTER .. Owens-Cornin~ · ' POMEROY - Petit jurors summoned t>r a Jury Oial in Meigs County Common Pleas Court on Monday at 9 a.m. need not appear. The trtal has been canceled. nmes-Sentinai-Page-A~ 7 - Auditing checks ·high health costs k _, • ,, . ATHENS - Electrically · poWered lawn mowers, hedge. trimmers and ·hand tools make short work o! tedious lawn care ohores. • "But careless or Improper use cl electric appliances can have 'shock· lng' consequences," said John R. Weeks, mana,ger of Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.'s Athens Division. "Since outdoor activity Increases during the summer months, It seems the most approprlite' time to pass on a few conimon·sense safety guidelines for outdoor use of electric tools and equipment." -Make sure all electrtc tools have three·jlronged, grounded plugs. or are double-Insulated. ' -Have an electrtctan Install shock·protecting Ground ~ult Clr· : cult Interrupters m w!OOor wtle!s. - Don't use any electric 1001 or appltanoe In Ire rain or on wet surfaces, or while standing In water. This 1s parttcUJarJy lmpot· tan! If you bave an electric law m6wer. And nev~r work In your . bare feet, regard!~ ·of the weather. ..,.Make Slire }'lllr handl are dry when you u.e any tllectrlc tool. . -Use only· extension (lOrds approved for outdoor use. Use one IQng cord Instead d. seYeral sblrter Jenalhs. ·-Make sure tools are pi'Operly maintained and cords are In good · condition. Check for wear or damage. And never leave your : eleCtric equlpl'l\ellt ootslde ntal!t. Dall!lliii!U can4811J18e coot i !.'Cinr\ecllonlllld create a dangerous sllllatton. • t . ~-If }'Ill plan \o em ai\V cuttln,g or . «fl811nl, make a Call ID Ohio UtDIIH Protectibn Service atl..,_. 3112-;net before •tartlnl your pro-'. · Jlll;t., ·1'1111 ~ call WID let You I . 'Work Hardening Cardiac Rehabilitation Services Are Available At .• 1 I II you must · work qear .electric wlres. Never use an aluminum or metal ladder near electric lines. Better yet, contact }'lllr lo!:al electric company ot!lre before YQ(I work near power lln!!s: " UtWty representatives can answer specific queslfons and dfer additional safety Information. · C&SOE custom~rs can obtain more safety tips by requesting a copy at tre compaliy's Outdoor Electrical Safety booklet. Are you collecting payments 011 a real estate mort· gage, bUt~ prefer to have a lump sum? Let us show you how to convert all or part of your mortgage irlto CISh. Out of state mortgages are also ronsldered, a f t' are a direct natlonll mo~ lender from roast to roast; plus no broker fees. For details, alii today. ·CRW~~· Of' AMERICA ; Valerie Relltlnger, Manager The Medical Shoppe, Inc. 545 Jackson Pike . Ga(ipoHs,. O~io Hermon L Dill0n1 -.s., p. T. Davglas ..a,., Physical Tlttrapist Assistant Michaei .Htmphill, U. ExeRiH Physiology David Dyke, M.S., A. T.C. Dolores Dillon, lN. Worker's Compensation Accepted MediCare Billing Done 1312 Eastern Avenue ..... .. . ............ .... 446-4113 PHONE 614-446·2206 •'. '• ..... '· ;-. ...• .. ' ~ ~ . . for life's Uttl• . . • ' emergencies · as well as life t~re~tenlna emerge~cles ·. over-; t• ~fOUnd l .IIMW ut_,lftiin~rcaidie l! fi!Jeral•ladders ~ jlidit . . -Uiewaod (1: . i ' ' .... J f ' '~ . .,... • �August ,7, 1988 ; • ·r1 . ~imts~ Jeutiutl . Section ,__, . . ' SAUJJARTS SUNDAY ... .• :PRICES IN 'Seens' from Meigs Fair delight .to eyes, ·ears, tastes, showmen ·' ••' ~ \\ ' \ We're Cl . ' . rin By ()IJARLENE HOEFLICH :l'lme&Senllllel swr. POMEROY - T)le party's over and the old Rock Springs · fairgroUnds which has Uterally rocked rar the past'Wl!ek ~ quiet. The 123rd Annual/ Meigs •County Fair Is history. The ~val I1des are gone, the exhllil.ts dlsmant~ the game and refreslunents ~.packed up and hauled away, and the animals trucked home. . · It's been an f,!Xcitlng week. Thousands thronged to the fairgrounds to ride the rides, to get a snowcone, to throw the bl\US, to show their animals, to display their handlwol;'k, to compete for ribbons, to test their sklil, to accept their awards for accomplishments of a year's work. And It was all bigger and bl'tter. Two new midway rides, a space ship and the super slide, were hits with the falrgoers, a dog pull was added to the sehedule, there were more food and game conceSsions than ever, .and more entertainers ,were featured on the new hillside , UP TO -. OUR ORIGINAL LOW PRICES - - ·-""' _,.., \;' i,i,;C',,-'! I •' Odds'n'EIIds, Qne.of-o«ind, Lawn'n'Garden Items Discontinued ~ Fantastic Savings! --~~ demolltkln derby. stage soows, . Prize Lawn Fertir 19 • 99 Fertiliz 20 lb. V'lgOI'O 1:111' .... ••• •.. .... MTD 5 HP 1 ooly er ................ ..... , Garden n11e II Mesh Metal Table Round ~~·Sh;;j"" • nl4 Chairs ...... ..11 9. II or Bow Rake ...................... 73 24 9 Smart BuyS ~ l(llchen . and PenOI'Q' care Products 5 ... :f! .., 3.18 ::· vw ...... ....... 6 • Weed Cutter ...................... 5 •II : ~·~ S 60 . Assorted Ortho Tomato Ont - ,.,_ .............. • • Plant Food .....................~ .. 1. 33 : : : Turlllul'lde 8 60 · Jobes r ...... • Douatas r.;-, FertiliDr "'ffllQ ~--- ................. . Foam Hopper 1 ooly Fertilizer s.......... 1 99 17• 99 ,.._r ......... • .. __ " ' ·~ .>1 - -.. Scotts 10.000. Turfbu'ld 16, 23 1 er. Scotts 5,000 Plus 2 ...... ..13, 40 '' :: _/"""" . _ ' •I ,. /"""\......_ - - --..;·_'"_ . _:_. Wilal!· -Here, an~ fled child et* ldl ride • llle SIJP,erSIIde.ai ~ Melp CAlumy Fair. . NEW ON THE MIDWAY- "Here · we - airl.e!" POJIII)al' liVft the 'YOUJII people attending the Meigs CooJay Fair wu the SuperSllcle, new lo the Meigs ~ Fair. ' - SooU BIM'ke, of the Melp 411 Club, was ~~fleeted the p1111d champion ovenD and ~ T~ltr, ollhe Counlr)' 411 Club, was ~ raene champiDn oVerall dudnJ sheep Judllnl '11all'lday aftenBJn In the show rinl! at the Meigs County Fair. Burke and T~.,r were both entered as Intermediate showmell, meaning they have two or tlree years ol experience In lhowlnl sheep. · sizzlin' Savings On B·B·Q Grills ~ fot\~e tecor4er , 9''. ..... . . _ =~ ..... ' :::Gas Grill ...............~:.!~:~..$119°0 :!uS: Gas Grill ...............~~: .~~·~.... $ 7 9 OO :U~ Gas Grill ...............................' 17 99 =:n:.s.q Grill ............ ;c, ~··J, - ·Daily . 9:00 to 9:00 Sunday 12:00 .To 6:00 ~- . ~~ 1 Miniatuie show a first for fair.,.· h1. Hours: " . t ...-. ··· ...... BEST OF SHOW .,...·p9, ~ w1t1J her 11ree the ratr. WiDUJg "re~~erve best o1 !lhow'' was Betty lncll ~lp In ·~~~ ~; .line'• a Crowd" Dean, seated, ·with her ortpJal m~Et'p~Uatkln of the look~ ''beat of '!how'' .ID:IIit Mllllllllllo- aw at , clas8 "A Chip 011 the Old Blodl." } .' . . ' ' 3749 1cna..,.....,.. 1 ' 1 > ...... ~!!':.~.~:~ .... '1 7 99 48!19 ICMie . . Q Qrlll ..R"? ........ Check Store For Other Clearance Specials! Folks tlocked to the grandstand to watch the oor.;e · races, the POPUlAR oummm .,.. ~rq~or~ani to any racmg program Is the wtrider and at the Melp CGidy Fair, Mica Jones, on her pony "Smoke" ~~roup& m tile horses Now 13, INs was Mlca;s sixth year as wtrider. 'lbe dauJhler of Mile ad Jlebble Jones, Pomeroy, Mica has been lrllllllng and lhoMq ..,_ Iince llhe was three. , ' ' nd Of Season Savings For Lawn and Garden - 1. "-·sh 29.88 -4 88 Northam Sty~~ utu ............. .. .. G.E. Steam-Spray Iron F392 ......... 1 9. 88 Robeson 4 C" Family flYer......... 8.8 8 G.E. Electric flY Pan SK47 ............ 2 •88 Nonlco 6 ~ 88 GE Blow D!Yer Pro-40 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 8. Undei'Cibinet Coffeem8ker .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5. 14 ~m Stelm Iron 12-256 .......... ·:: 1111111 LMII fooc!'Processor .............. 3.8 8 Sunbllm 2 Slice Toaster 20110 ...... 1; · 88 Ei1111ca Cordless VICWtn ................. 5.88 R. ...._m Deluxe Mixmaster 01298 .. 5 • r..-t Etectrik 8room ......... 5.88 Su•.. 14.8 8 egma 2 ...3 88 CIJ18ir C\Jier COll ....:............... 29.88 Conair BloW Dlyer 095 .................... ' Vflldmere Flocked Curhnglron ...... 44.88 CIJ18ir ~tyling Blush BClO .............. 3.88 Northam Blow Dryer ·.............. ·.. ·.. 2 9.8 8 Northam Clller .......................... .. '$? .••• .• • grounds. Everything was up, membership ticket sales as well as gate receipts. And Homer Radford was there just like he 's been for the past 89 years. He has a record ol attending every Meigs County Fair - mt just one day, but evecy day - since lis birth one hot summer day In July, 1897. Emergency Wtlts were on the srene, and Beta Sigma Phi Sorority membl'rs and the Middleport Unl.ted Pentecostal Church congregatlon took on the hot, dusty job of manning the gates and parking the cars to raise a little money for their work. And , d course, t!Ere were all tmse wlunteers, and fairboard mem!Ers, and workers woo came ea rly and stayed late to see that everything went along right for the rest of us. It's been a long, tiring week for them - but they've loved it. Before tiE last buck pllled from the fairgrounds, there was already talk about next year - Improvements to IE made to the fac WIIes, entertainers to t:e lxloked , atiractlons ID be added. Yes, the 123rd M>lgs County Fair Is history now - oot, hey, It's time to get on with plans for the l24th! ,----~~--------~~ small AP Hance per Clearance Sale . SAVE UP TO $12 stage. Camping facWttes were In· creased to a INndred this year and more fair enthusiasts opted tor the whole week In a lraller on the pulling contes ts and other features. · II was great! Even the weat!Er cooperated. . ~- -~. VITAMINS 50% OFF ular . .i.-i· t_, the Melp C....,. Fair. The hereford Is .fro~' the Slawter Farm, Mlddleporl. The Umousln Is from the . Maple Lan~Jrno~Wn Fann. Long Botwm. ' flower ·' reipec~, were as tollows: pOMEROY - Over 50 ·all under eight Inches. competed for ribbOns and premiums In tlij! first Show of miniatures staged· at t1\e Melp County Fair. · · " , "It's a Small, Small World" was the theme of the show chaired by Jane Thompson and jud&ed by Janet Bolin, OAGC accredited jud~ and president of tile Olilo Assocallon of Garden Club~$. Top hooors went to~~· who took belli of show with· b!r ttu"ee-lnch desllift In the alleJloiY In •trwo's Co!JI~· ;rbfeie's a Crowd" featu~ mlblature sea IJeJis 8$ the cOntalnei'S.wttll fUIIJ · d baiJY's'Wfll&th.. · , .. r~ best ol 'soow went tO ~ Dean's~ln "AChiJ!Qtf arran~ment.s, HECK'S ~~--~·I;,!:. BEEF WINNERS - Kr111a1 !!Iawter 11011111 the grand champion herefonl 1M •llarrJ llpewcer gnnd champion llrnou!ln, wMcii-M!IIictal41rom other entries In lids week's 91J1!11 c1- heel Jud&ln« at ,. "~ SmwfY", ftve Inches or .. uDder, lee,tul'ln&-·1\Jluel Sheila Tay· . lot, BellY Dean, Addalou lewis, aU of Porileroy. • ''Two'a' 1 qxilpahy. 'Jbree's a et:O~", three "~~ or smaller: N11Y Cranei ·MiddlEport; Shella C1'Urlll, Pomeroy; Melanie Ste: . . ~IIE!II~\ . 11 • ' · . •p'-\ CbJP'otrtb[e.Ok1Biock", uslng . ~ ¥\11~ Jene Tlioqlp. ·~ ~le ·Stet!Jem•. ~~~ ~1Jiilp O!ine In, Small ftw ~ liU ', Ulllig il /lqx oollt4fner . ... llvelnclli!lor~ler: , ~~ .,J!I.IIf~IJIOII, · ,alJ4 ~ctiilt.' I ' ,, j. ~It a.·~ Has ' ' ~Jh'!t"""Ari~ ~:•$bella ll~"i· ~tb._.:~!'~,~ Peggy Old·BIQck~ u,tlnga~~ 1' ,, .·c ·" l, ... · ~ ·lie .· ·t: ' :; OO~tf\Wl . :. fe~-\.~·, idl! ' <'~ ~ . " I ~·' ' ,,nu D.~:h~ atld, elde~n'Y· I ' ' ' • •.•.,. • Wlnnen In, the·· vai1oj)i . .cl....._ • '~ , . , , w ,1. . , ·crane. . • , j ."'fed • 1- tint, ' secQnd 'ailll ' • ... ,~ ~ ., I • ·,t > third "? '.!Jr·t { I 0 I-f ,.,, .,. .r -.!< :.,t :• 'l• • . · I , V' MiNtATUiE f..k. --·iiii&ll, ! ' • 11&\V'JIIi.B ..:. AlUwcCIIi« iiM jjf lilt II • I'Nm !1'8 werelt.e dmder eJcbt 'lames, In lhe a..... ao-llhowoliillnlat1llft ...... Ma "llr8t" at the 123nl Meigs Counly Fair. ' �Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. V~. .• becomes bride of Brent Robert Eastman ' . GALLIPOLIS - Teresa Robin Sheets and Brent Robert Eastman . were married In a June 21 candlelight ceremony ·at the First Church of God In Gallipolis. She Is tbe daughter of Jim and Wanda Wairen, 41 Garfield Ave., GalllpoUs. He Is the son of Bob and Sheila Eastman, Rt 3 GallipoUs. Rev. Paul Voss ctfldated the double-ring ceremony. Music was provided by Jean Saunders, orga· nlst; Gaye Jef!ers, pianist and LuAnn White, soloist. The bride was given In marriage by ber steplatber. She wore an Ivory satin gown with a high lace neckline enhanced by pearls and featuring a full-length lace train. We Reserve The Right To . limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10. PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM I I UQUID DmRGENT I I I WISK 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. $139 32 01. ltl lI I 1 GeM s.M.y, Al!lud 11, 1ft6 II THRU SATURDAY, I. At Powol't . , ...., I ' I . Her veil was also full·length. She attendants wore nora! combs In carried a bouquet ci pink and white ~lr hair. roses with pearls and wore pearl F1ower girls were Crystal Norearrings. man of GalllpoUs and Amanda Maid d honor was Usa Sheets of Musser of Rutland. They wore GaiUpotls, sister of the bride. noor-lengtb pink dresses with white Bridesmaids were Lynnlta New. lace OVfrlay. They also wore pink berry, Galllpolls, Beth Yoho, Co- and white pearl necklaces match· lumbus, Lori North, GaWpoUs, lng the bridesmaids'. They wore Gina Jones, Gallipolis and Cheryl Dora! beadbands. Bridal attend· Rlflle, Pomeroy. ants' combs and headbands were They wore pink oft·the-shoulder, made by the maid ot honor. Door· length dresses with overlay of Best man was Kevin Eastman, white lace and necklaces of pink brother of the groom from Galllpo· and white pearls. They canied Us. Usbers were Mark Sheets, hurricane lamps with pink and Ca!Homla, Dan Brown, Gallipolis, wine-colored roses surrounding the Jeff Graham, Beckley. W.Va .. candle and globe. They were made · Rusty Saulllers, Gallipotls and by the maid of honor. The Dave Trimmer, Colorado. Ring beam- was Jason Ratliff, Gallipo· Us. They wore gray tuxedos pink rose boutonnieres made bywith the !ride's sister. The mJther of the bride wore a pink chlttm pleated dress with a pink rose corsage. The groom's mother wore a pink and gray chltton dress with pink rose corsage. A reception was beld at First Presbyterian Church lrrunedlately following the ceremony. The bride's table featured a three·llered fountain cake with small cakes surrounding. Topping the cake was a pink dove. Attending the guest register was Sue Sigler and Mandy North. Assisting at the reception were Sandy Thompson, CoMie Bowman, Janet Hamllton and Debbie Harris. The bride Is a graduate ct. Gallla Academy High School and Ohio University with a B.S. degree In Hearing and Speech Sciences. She Is a Speech Therapist at Guiding Hand School. She Is also an Instructor of SuperStrutters baton group; a member of the Profes· slonal Association for the Re· I ··-------------,--------------, l COUPON I I I I I I I SAVORY BACON l LB.J Got4 s..~t~y, au,.., S..orma,.ot lI Sl 99 Cube Steaks ••••••••• Sl 49 BUCKET 11. 1916 At ;ewol't LB. U.S.D.A. ·CHOICE BONELESS LB. I ' Chuck Roast •••••••• BREADED P~RTIONS LB. $ Cod F1sh ............... 109 JOWL BACON or $ 29 ·S1rlo1n Steak •••L:·•••• 2 U.~.D.A. ~HOICE 79 ( 16PIG. oz. Smoked HocksL:~ •••• 69 ( COUPON • A II Got4 ..... ,. """" Powll't Slfennartot ' 11,_~~6 l I .Got4 ......,, Auglllt At Powlll't S..O,..rlcot Mr. and Mrs. kevin Stockham }lolly Lambert becomes bride of Kevin Stockham on June 13 I I ·I I ARGO PEAS ! l.:l·4 f$1 1 II I . L-------------...1 Ge111 tlllllley, Augutt 19, 1916 At Pew.a•, S"11marlcet FR~SH RIPE .. Cantaloupes•••••••••• 79 EACH . :( ~-------------, I COUPON I I I I I I l GREEN BEANS! lt.~l. f$11 DOUIII LUCK 5 BROUGHTON'S 2% Milk •...•••••~'!-••• $1 49 6HII T..-y, Augtlll 19, 1916 At P. .tlt's Sup lrftllrbt DETERGENT I I 20 . I . I Wllillltllay, Aug1111 20, 19161 At , ....., 5 I ~ ' CHARMIN CHEER BATHROOM TISSUE DETERGENT $·139 • lillit 1 Por Customer • GeM Gilly At Pewtll'1 s.nna.. ot • Otfor bpirn Aolttll( 23, 1ft6 STS r 147 Umlt 1 Por (niOIIIor Go4MI Only At Powoll'1 S...-...r Offer bpirll Aug•t 23, 1... PRICE SAVE .• 100 CT. m ' . I \ • ~ •• • • • ,. !J ... ~ .. , .. . ._.. ... ..,~ .. - - ... . · - ' · · · ·· - · · ... · · ~# ' : 1-1> . From August 10 through September 30, these four coordtnatecl color penc il s- Warm Rose . Cense . Goldspice. Slatea $27 value. are yours tor only $1 50 with a $12 min imum purchase of Merle Norman cosmehcs. By A • Collogt Pnp. Gtntrol Diplomo 7-8 • •· OFFICE OPEN DAilY B:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. CAU 614-446-0374 OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL By UNTIIALLY LOCATED Third at Locust Street Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ENROLL NOW OPEN HOUSE ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1986-7:30, P.M. . a~ W• Pro.vide Full and Part·ti.mt Child Cart, Prt· I '59( I . . ........, ..... 20, ', At .....,..; s,ri:umot ' • ""'ly ln~o thelldlls he •ill n11d·today, tomorrow always. · chliti I I Tea Bags $4 99 oz. K-S Miss Paula's Dcly Cart Center wiU guidt your It 'I \ TO ATTEND a..Iilr ' COUPON II . \ YOU ARE INVITED your ild will .be, he is becoming now••• '· I --------~-----1 ·: Complement• Offer For F•ll. 41 0 JACKSON PIKE GAWPOUS, OHIO 6 A.~.-6:30 P.M. 446·1224 17~.oz. $2 69 t Mackerel •.. ~!:!~~.. 2/ 1 Gelatin Pops •• ~!.~~.. . lGelll SUNSHINE ••,....•t MORTON · f$ . LB. BAG ·S2 49 Pot Pies ••••••• ::!~.. 4 1 ..-....-----------· Dog ·too.d •••••••••••••• I I For Llpa. For Eyea. Our Color Friendship. . : Music was provided by Don MatlOck, Dayton, vocallst and Amy hatcher, Rio Grande, pianist. They Were assisted by Laura Sayre, JWdney. Maid of honor was Jennifer Jerson, Norvelt, Penn., cousin of the bride. Bridesmaids were Jane Hively, Mercerville, Denise Hun· ter, Rodney, Evelyn Moore, Scot· town and Cathy Ours, Rio Gran IE. Flower girl was Michele Davison, Yellowtown. CARE CENTER TIDE ! land Maryellen Lambert, Gallipolis. groom Is the son of Franklin (Jack) and Patricia Stockham, ' ! Point Pleasarit: Golilpolts. Ohto 45631 FILL l GROCERY BAG FOR ONLY SJ,OO AT THE MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY ·MISS PAULA'S DAY Sl 79 1011 Viand Street '• 'he Spread •••••••••••••••••• J.ELLOW PUDDING PO.PS AND . "Th< ("·••t'1· Gift SbfiP " : •. COMPLElE LINE OF MEDICAL CARE EQUIPMENT MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY (l(llclated. ' The bride Is the daughter of Neal 3 LB. TUB $ CORA. OHIO COUNTRY ANTIQUES" HANDCRAFTED ACCESSORIES • 24 HOUR SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY 'Vice' on fire ~ RODNEY - Holly Lambert and ·Kevin Stockham were manied June 13 dul1ng a candelight cerem· any at Faith Baptist Church, Rodney. Pastor James Lusher Flavorite SWEEPST,AKES Cora Mill Anriques & Crahs • . ,. I OPEN ' I • I J 1L~~·4.fS' riiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiii~·-;i &~ "' < WARRENTON, Mo. (UP!) Pollee called off a search for a missing woman after William Norris discovered he had left his wife at a rest stop 40 miles back m Interstate 70. Norris, 43, and his wife, Frances, were traveling Friday from Okla. homa back to their home In Swartz Creek, Mich., after a vacation. They had lunch at Shorty· s Restaurant In Columbia, Mo., and Mrs. Nonis dedded to take a nap.In the back seat of their car. Nonis paused at a rest stop :Jl mUes down the road In Mlnoola, and then stopped again 40 mlles later for gasoline at Al's Standard Service In Warrenton. When he prepared to leave the ,--------------, I COUPON I BREAD Jt Husband, wife miss connections L------------~ COUNTRY FAIR < • tarded; Ohio Speech and Hearitjl . Association, Big Brothers and 811: Sisters r1 Gallla, Jackson, Me~ and Mason counties; was l9il co-charlman of the Gallfa Coun~ AmeriCan Cancer Society and 1!' acltlve with Spelcal Olympics. Sli!f represented the Galllpotls Busine¥. and Professional Women's Club a& young careertst In 1986. :·: The groom !sa graduateofG~ · Academy High School and Ohli Unlverlsty with a Bachelor t( Business Administration. Is ~ director of sales and promotions to~ Ohio Valley Supermarkets Inc. was 1986 co-chairman of the Gall!' Coonty American Cancer SocleltY: The aJUple resides at ~SOak Dt.1 Gallipolis. • ·" William and Golrk Krackomberger I I t..t...< ··"r"'~ · 11, 1916 I I At • ' 69( l ~~~~- ! Chuck Roast ••••••••• :HO~MEL VALU BRAND BULK LB . ( .Shced Bacon .......... 69 SUP~RIOR FRANKIE $ 09 W1eners •••••••~2.~z~!~G~._. 1 Jessica Fitch, Roscoe and Eva Holon, James Hollon, Rick, Mickle, Rlclde, Eric and Chasatle Hollon, Bllile Jo and Eugene Long, BUI,y Mike, Tammy, Amy and Andrea Long, Mary Murray and Opal Hollon. A call was received from BW, Phyllis, BUiy, and Stephen Krack· omberger residing In New Jersey, and there were gifts and cards from many friends and relatives. SALTINES I LB. : POMEROY - The 40th wedding ::anniversary of Wllilain and Golda ;Krackomberger was obseiVed re-centl,y with a party at the Ohio lllver Campgrounds. There for the ob!>ervance were :Eugene and Vlolla Long, Annette Fitch, Mmy and Melissa Dempsey, l'tay Wolle, Iva Pearl and Sam Rayburn, Ron Sykes, Elson ad . Sandra Long, Rodney, Donna and Usa Long, Theresa, Jamie and PIEMIUM I I U.S.D.A. CHOICE ~ackomberger anniversary noted ·t : Schooi/Prt·Kindtrgarttnlt.efore ,and ·After ~~ool - Ap.i .21/t• 12 .~tars. · • ' • ' ~~ ! VISITWG OVCS IS liCE OPENNG AfiOOD 8001 .:s,...,.. of ovcs COME AND INJOY TM INTIODUcnON YOU IUY WAJIT TO lllD T.. WHOU 1001 Start 1977 A· GOOD BOOK CAN CHANGE YOUR UFE llr OVCS adMits stu:llntl Gf IIJ race, color, Nll&lon, nltlollllllldtlhnle ori&111 to Ill ri&llt$, prjVIftctl, propa.a,111d actlwltltallfttriiiJ mordt:l or lllllt nalliW to llltleltllt IIIIICII110I. ltiKI Of: Til AIIUJCAN ASSOCIATION Of CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS . ' ;,~~~ Hid or '''"' :·.; Gy"' I ·~ • · ,~)ocm .. • · ,·Girts' . ' 'Vallo . r . •••. ...• . :t:t~ ,· . ... ' •• • • -~·o- 1 ,.:'ANI .:,_ :.. u., Modoro fdcilitils c.," it a..... • Grm • Air �' lEON, W.Va. - Grubb Family Singers at Shiloh Community Church, Sunday, 7:00p.m. LEcrA - Rev. Earl Hlnkle at Walnut Ridge Church, Sunday. - CHESHmE - Tliomas L. and Sarah Kincade Reese reunion, 1: 00 p.m. Sunday, Uttle Kyger Congre. gatlonal Chrlsllan Church. CHESHm.E - Matthews reunIon, Sunday, noon, Gavtn Plant Recreation Center. GALLIPOLJS - Abraham and Ellzabeth Jones Thomas reunion, Sunday, noon, Tyn Rbos Church. CHESHm.E - John and Dotla Shaw reunion, Sunday, Kyger Creek EmployEes Clubhouse. PATRIOT- The MUton-Brown reunion Sunday, Ra~n Creek County Park. PATRIOT- ~der Barcus reunion Sunday, Raccoon Creek County Park. Covered dish dinner, !IDDR; bring table service. : PATRICYf - The Solomon and Poll Dod Harrlson reunion, 10 To meet monday . POMEROY - The Meigs At· l)letlc Boosters are now selling """"bershlp tickets In the Booster and :m Clubs, the cost being $2 and S25. respectively. Booster PresldentJamesSoulsby ~tes that persons purchasing a llooster membership lkbefore Wed. Desday will have their names btcluded ln the football and basket· : llall programs. He also reports that · the :m Club will select prize winners at each home football and basketball games. : A booster meeting has been : !Cheduled for 7:00p.m. Monday at - Marauder Stadium. The session : Will be beld at the hlgh school tn : ease r1 rain. a.m ..J p.m. Sunday, Raccoon Creek Park, shelterhouse No. 2. GALLIPOLIS - Famlly Circle Singers at Elizabeth , Chapel Church. Sunday, 7 p.m. ' MERCERVILLE Dickey Chapel Church homecoming, Sunday, 10a.m.; dlnnerooon. Different singers, speakers. PATRIOT - Harrison reunion. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday, Raccoon Creek Park, shelterhouse No. 2. NORTHUP - The Rev. Bud Hatfield will preach at the Northup Baptist Church 7:00p.m. Sunday. GAGE- Homecoming 9:00a.m. Sunday, Salem Baptist Church. Speakers, Rev. David Saunders, morning; Rev. Charles Lusher, afternoon. Speical singing Including Rev. and Mrs. Liston Halley Jr. PORTER- Carl Basham will be speaker at Valley Freewill Baptist Church, Sunday, 7:00 p.m. EUREKA - Services at Edna Chapel Church, Teens Run Road, Sunday, 7 p.m. PATRICYr - Sherrl Peck will discuss artifacts of early man Sunday, 4 p.m., hexi-shelter In PhasellofRaccoonCrrekCoonty Park. POMEROY - The Zion Olurch of Christ will hold tts annual homecoming on Aug. 17. A potluck dinner will be held at noon and a program at ~ p.m. There will be special music, a monologue and a play. Zion Church Is located on State Route 143, five miles dfRoute 7. MONDAY Academy High varsity cbeerlead- Pie lhll Ill!& ers, is scheduled beglnJilne Mon· day, Aug. 18, and suing Thunday BIDWELL - The Intl!l'natlonal Reading Alsoclatlon, a supPort group llr education, has scbeduled In the GAHS flYIIl· 'lbe camp sessions lastCost fn:mIs~11 .m.day. for girls grades 1-s: $2 aper For more Information oontact, Kim Koby at 446-9356. GALLIPOUS - GALLIPOUS - Gallipolis Business and Professional Women meet Monday, 6: ll p.m., Fortillcatlon Hill. Bring covered dish, item for white elephant sale. an qll!n to the pubJJc,' ~ Ilona! nieetlne 3_ .TIN~; Aug. 21, at Bidwell-Porter l,i:lemlla· tary School ' .: p.m. r-;;;;:=;::;;;=:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;';·~==siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.~" GAHS junior roESDAY GALIJPOUS :- A chrerleadlng camp, sponsored ~ the Gal!la Vlntoo regiotrallon VINTON - The Vinton Elementary School rl.f!i:ewill be qleD next week, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. for registration of any students not registered for Kindergarten or any new students In the area. r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.................~ Let Us Help ~ou Plan ~our Wadding PORTLAND- The Hazel Community Church, between Portland and Long Bottom, will be having Its annual homecoming on Sunday Aug. 17. Speaker will be Rev. Carl lficks. Singers will be the Bissell Brothers, Linda Damewood and Jan Lavender. Servlcesat9:lla.m. and 1:ll p.m. Potluck dinner at noon. MARIA INVITES YOU TO COME AND LOOK AT HER NEW STOCK OF WALLPAPER 40°/o TO 50°/o Thursday: Spaghetti, collage GALIJA COUNTY GALLIPOLJS - Actlvllles and chrese, llallan bread, apple pie. menus for the week of ~\~gust 18 Friday: Fish with tartar sauce, through August 22 at the Senior !littered potatoes, green beans, Citizens Center, 2al Jackson Pike, wheat bread, lemon pudding. are as t>Dows: Choice of beverage served with Monday: Ceramics Class, 9:00- each meal. ooon; Chorus, 1-3 p.m.; Center Blood Pressure Check, 1 p.m. '1\lesday: S.T.O.P/Physlcal Fit· MEIGS COUNTY ness, 10: lJ a.m. POMEROY -The Meigs Coonty Wednesday: Vinton Bible Study, Senior Citizens Cenler, Mulbeny 1 p.m.; Card Games, 1-3 p.m. Heights, Pomeroy, has scheduled Thursday: Bible Study, 11 a.m.- the following activities for the wrek noon; Coonty Cooncll Board of of August lll-22: '!rustees, 1:00 p.m. Monday: Square danre 1-3. Friday: Art Class,1-3 p.m.; Craft Tuesday : Chorus ll, program by Mlni-Coorse, 1-3 p.m.; Open Activi- clown troop !rom the Rutland ties, 7-10 p.m. Nazarene Church at 12: ll. Menus consist of: Wednesday: Bingo 11, Social Monday: Slroked sausage, scal- Security representative 10-noon , loped potatoes, kale with vinegar, bloodmobile visit 1-6:ll. rolls, applesauce. Tuesday: Fried chicken with dressing, lima beans, sllced tomaloeS, rolls, peaches. Wednesday: Beans with ham, salad, cornbread, Jello with fruit . Your kids will enjoy going back to srhool when they're wearing Stride Rite4!lshoes. They'lllooethe way they look and feel, with all the styles and colors to choose from. When it comes to healthy, growing feet, there's no end to what we'll do for you, We offer complete tuxedo rental service to help vou look your best on tha special day. Priced from HOURS: MON. & FRI . 9-8 TUES., WED .• THURS. & SAT. 9-6 Grooms tux FREE with 6 or more. ••• job Bank fills senior's needs . SALE STARTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 THRU AUGUST 1.9 . . I MON.-Tl'F.S .•TH URS.-FRI. 9 A.M.-4 P.M. ' BACK TO S€HOOL SALE Other hours by appt. by calling 593 -1455 ., STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTSGallipolis . OH 352 Third Av1 . ., PH. 448· 2327 ;.;.:;;;;;:.=;;;;;;;~=~~ A MwQge From The Bible... SAVED BY GRACE William B. K ughn ''For by grace are ye sa.-ed tllroughfaith : and that nor of yourselves: it iJ the gift of God " (Eph. 2:8). G.... ADd s.J.adoa Salvation is like a coin which has two sides. The divine side is ofJ''ract, ·· and the human side is of "faith." "Grace" means favor unmerit favor SAVE BIG WITH COUPON ON OUR 3 FOR 2 CLEANING OFFER! Your garments ra:eive the same high quality dry cleaning . laast epensive garment in order is fr ee . Allauitt considered one garment. No limit with coupon. Draperie s not included. SEND 3 GUMENTS PAY FOI ONlY 2 GAIMENTS GET 1 FlEE ,-----NO 1 1 88( B Aqua Net Hair Spray GALUPOLJS - The Job Bank, located In the Senior Citizen's Center 220 Jackson Pike, welcomes employers and applicants to telephone the Center at 446-11XXl between the hours ol 9 a.m. untll 4 p.m, to discuss their employment needs with the Job Coonselors . The Job O>unselors will explain the manner lit which potenttal jobs are maldted with the knowledge, skills, and abllltles d appllcants. At the p-esent time we have job ~lngs for a live-In with the elderly with pay. and also a desk clerk for a local Motel. Call 446-11XXl for more Information, or 446-81.65. 1.17 B II 3 For 2 Cleaning Offer Must Have Coupon I Thursday: Blood pressu re clinic 9:30-11:30, ceramics 10-2. Friday: Bowling 1: ll, round and square dance 8-ll p.m. The Senior Nutrition Program menu lor the wrek Is: Monday: Sloppy-' Joe, rom, role slaw, chocolate podding. Tuesday: Welners, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, wata-melon. Wedne5day: Chicken and noodles, mixed vegetables, tomatoes, applesauce. Thursday: Roast beef, baked JXJtato, green beans. cherry pie. Friday: Soup beans and ham. broccoli, peac h with collage cheese, gelatin with fruit . · Choice of milk, coffre, tea , or beverage available with meals. Call the Center at 992-2161, no later than 9:00 the day you plan to eat. & Dry Cleone11 Phano 992-5421 I 217 E. 2nd St .. Pomeroy, Ohio I 3 For 2 Cleaning Offer · Offer Good Aug. 18 lhru Aug . 30 Shop Jo·Ann Fabrics for fashion, quality and savings tool OF SOUTIEAn OliO 414 Second An., 2nd floor labo¥t Putting Palactl 446-0166 Man.-Sot. ClOSEO TH ..SDAY Iacross from VtllraM Hosp.l 992-5912 Monday-Friday Also: Jackson. Chesapeake. Athen1, Chillicothe, Logan manifesting God's love that relates to man's salvation through Christ. and descri~es the actions of God in makins the necessary provisions for salvatton. " • ThoNeodOfG...,. In the bcginnins. Adam and Eve were given wonderful privileges in the garden of Eden . They were ~iven a positive, divine law with restrictions and limitations, which th~ vtolated whe~ giving heed to SaU.n's deceptl~e hes. Satan. through the d1sobed1ence of Adam and Eve, Injected sin and death into the beautiful world that God had made for man. The consequence of the first sin. death. is experienced by everyone born into the world. Paul alludes to this in his Roman epistle, " Wherefor•. as by""' man lin entered into rile world, and death by &in: and 10 death ptUJtd upon r/1 men. for rhar all haoe rinntd" (Rm. 5:12). God was no lon~r obligated .. : to man when he broke the d!Y,J ne contract, but because of His grace, He • beg•n immediately to devise a'/ ian by which man could be saved. Every ; · accountable person has "•inne . Qnd comuhorr ofrhe glory of God" (Rm. 3.97 El 1.27 B Pint Canning Jars 12 wide. caps, lids. We will honor a" &:~ors' coupons compe•n ·t s' Snack lan 12 Freezer Stick Assorted Flavors Our wide O,,rt · on the same ' em . 3:2J), and stands in need of God's grace. The Prorillono Of God'• G...,. • God's grace that reaches down from heaven unto man provides him with • ~ " QI/thing• rhar pertQin unro life and god/inm "0 Pet. I :J) through Christ, the church, and the gospel: I. Clullfl God sent His only begotten Son ''mtldt of a woman. made -undertht/Jw " (Gal. 4:4) to fulfill Ihe law and the prophets (MI. 5:17). He ~ ~became the Savior of the world (!no. 12:42), shedding His blood in the aton· . ing death (Rm. 4:11) for the redemption and cleonsing of all sin (I Pet. 1:18,19: llno. 1:7). After His death, burial. resurrection, and 11<ension, He opened the "'ay from earth to heaven (lno. 14: 1,6). -God's grace is { . . : ' manifested in Christ. 2. 'l1lo Cbudl: God established tht church, the spiritual body of Christ 'on earth. which He purchucd with His own blood (ACIJ 10 : 28~ whe~ln is .~lvatr o n 12 'f!'!'-2:10): and to which the saved are odded (Aru 2:47). The one ~llon:h IS a part of the B~:ate !hot teaches and r.ractia!S the .truth being "rht piUor and ground of tile truth " (I Tim. J :IS . ' 3. Tloo Goopel1 God sent the Holy Spirit, the last agent from heaven, upon the apostles lo teoch them all things, guiding them into all truth (!no. 14 :26: 16: IJ). The words of God's grace are revealed in the gospelthat contains the ~r to save IRm . 1:16); t~at reveals God's righteousness "from frurllro f~rrll (Rri1. I :17); and by whrch God calls all to salvation (21'hess. J: l4). 1t IS by the word of God's gract, that the simple plan of salvation '.the organization, worship. and work of the church are tauRhl. ' • To be saved by gract, you must accept the provisions divinely wrought by God and inscribed on the divine side of the coin of salvation. for Fm Bibk CorraJHHttkoct eo,,., Wrlrt ... . .. Chapel Hill Church of Christ Hulnlll< Rood • P.O. Do• .308 1.17 Daisey At Dale's We Appreciate Our Customers... / So We're Bringing Back The Good Ole' Days! Remember Bank Night Of The·40's? le's Will Have Four Bank Nights ~ch Week 9" Paper Plates 4 Rolls Blthroom Tissue. SAVE. Pk&. of 150 White plates For blouses. dresses. raglan Can Win $50.00 Cash Each Night! Price 4.48~:. 3.47 . Mater 011 . •'Mining numbM wll be ptllted In t!- reltlllfant. In cMice of 10130, 10140. ..., .....,....... pl. containers. ,. WJIB ' lhSSa.a. WM"11M...eA.ww."WOWI·TVIl• 1rl0~.,..,. ' . il. ... . - ,. • •• .... ·- ·•· ~p • -· ~J· . . •.' . . ~., ......:.. . ' . ~ SI~VEI B~ID&E PWA • GAWPOUI, OtiO ~ _, ,~eg.$1A9 PABRICS® WHERE FASHION AttD QUALITY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE '" ~,­ Doll! ' Sew-In and fusible types to giYBiobrlcs shape, beauty. 3 yd . package. Stock upl SAVE62% ' oAtglltrlllon atn lit 3:30 p.m . .ch Mondlly, Tueedlly, Wedn&ldly and Th1111dlly. .Otliwlnt It 8 p.m. - You ntllld not be p; 01111t to,win . 12-..rtw• Tralh Bags 50 bias to fit 20-30 - Packaged Interfacing Monday thru Thuroday .By Juot F.tterln@ The Doily Drawlnll. ---- . I·---- ... no......... . ' Valero®styles, tool Reduced !rom reg. price. Sndli,.E-lqr w..., 0.00 . Entire stock Shoulder Pads . • sleeves, suits. coats, more. H•vy duty. Golllpoilo, Ohio 45631 S..1 M ......I lltloltSOtot, t.JO ......... 10•30 68( EVERY MON-. • TOES. • WED. • THUR. B . ~ ~~, . . .... ,,...·~ ., . . . _ ' ............ . ~ ... _ ... . ... ' -.~ ... I 1 l __ !_:!_H.!v!~~~---J PLANNED PARENTHOOD Meigs Medicalluildlng I I I ISiidlng fee scale. No one refused services because af inability to pay. GAWPOIIS I I --•Services lnclu•: llrth Control; Y.D. ScreMing; Canm Screllling; pregnancy tests; education and coun••g for Individuals and couples. POMEIOY: I I I 1--------------1 I Robinson's la111dry Ruffles 16 oz. size Potato Chips 9 oz. can LIMIT----, Ohio Volley la111dry & Dry Cleane11 Ph'"'' 446-1842 121 State St., Gallipolis r-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::j Your privacy is respected Your questions answered - Rock ol Ages oilers you a choice ol6 dille rent colored ~ Senior Centers plan activities THE RIGHT STUFE~ S29'5 OFF PLACE: WALLPAPER MILL OUTLET Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chaney HASKINS-TANNER IT &niles. Whatever your requirements may be, complete salisfactlon Is assured with Ro ck of Ages . ~ Special Invi_tation Elementary VINTON - VInton Friendship KANAUGA - Kanauga Area Garden Club meets Tuesday, 1 Neighborhood Crimewatch meets .p.m., home rl. Mary Georee. Fund Monday, 7:30p.m., Hollday Inn. Raiser day; program on rlpenlng tomatoes tn Novemter. RIO GRANDE - The Gallla County Fann Bureau Is !{Xlnsing a GALLIPQUS - Galllpolls Ropotluck picnic lor · all county tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m., Down councils. It wUl be held 6:30 p.m. Under. Monday, Aug.l8, at the Bob Evans Shelter House. The covered~lsh GALLlPOU'S -Gallipolis Lions picnic Is designed !Dr councll meet Tuesday, 6:00 p.m., Famlly members and guests and anyone Night picnic, Racooon Creek Interested In attending. County Park. RIO GRANDE - Bible school begins Monday, through Friday, 6: lJ lo 9 p.m., Simpson Chapel UM Church. Classes for children through sixth grade_ . ........ ...,.,._ ........ .....WANT ADS ..._ in computor science. POMEROY - Helen Mauck Meigs High SchoOl and !rom Ohio They are residing at Bel hal Road. University with a bachelor of Galbreath Chapel, College Green, Columrns. science degrre In geology. For the Athens, was the setting for.the April 12 wedding of Sheyda Sutas and past five years he has worked for William E. Chaney. She Is the Schlumberger, Houston, Tx., and Nearly 1,000 varieties of bats, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !hsan for Teleco, Lafayette, La. as a world 's only fiylng mammals, have Sutas, Jstanrul, Turkey. He is the MWD engineer on the GuH of been Identified, accounting fo r son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Chaney. Mexico. Presently he Is altendlng almost one- fourth of all mammal Frdllklin University, working toDarwin. species. ward a bachelor of science degree The Rev. Gilbert Spenrer, cousin of the grcom, performed the ceremony. Organ music was provided by a student of Eugene Wickstrom. The bride was escorted by her mother, Cansen Sutas. PLEASE COME · Matron of honor was Kenda Williams, sister of the groom, and best man was Jeny Coleman, both ct Rutland . A reception was held at the Ohio University Inn. The bride graduated !rom St. George Girls' High School, Switzerland, and holds a bachelor or political science degrre from the ALSO FOR 2 WEEKS PICK FROM ANY University of Istanrul, and a bachelor of accounting degrre from PATTERNS ON BOOKS AT 200fo OFF Louisiana State University, Baton MARIA HOAFAT Rouge. She Is the controller !Dr the Katz Management Group, Inc.. Worthington. The groom graduated from GAlliPOliS, OHIO 529 JACKSON PIKE 446 -3131 volleyball practlre, Monday, 8 a.m., WashingtC11 School. Times-Sentinei- Page- B-5 Sheyda Sutas marries William E. Chaney Community 'talendar / area happenings SUNDAY he Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. ,\ugust 17. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Plaasant; W. Va. Paga B-4-The SLHlday Times-Sentinel Silver Bridge Shopping Center State Route 7 Gallipolis, Ohio �.. . TII1'Mis-Santinel The Green, Daines wed May 10 · CROWN CITY _: 17,1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. August 17. 1986 Tiipak, Shelton married Sherry Green, Qneu, and Michael Daines, SOD of Mr. llld Mrs. Martin Daines, wm! llliiTied Ill a double-ring ~mnony May 10, at King's <llapel Church l7i l!!IY· .l!llm Jeffery. 'lbe bride was escort81 by John Cooldln. Her goWn waswbltesatln, decorated with seed pearls and · llll((ulns wltb flounoes of lace, and a dlapel·lengtb train. Sbe wa-e a · floral wreath with ven, and carried a bollq1let of blue, pink and white .,_, ~ also wore a dlamooo ~"~. gift of the groom's of :P.C. Gatewood erected three-room Bethel School r~mpolls. Best man was Robert Hamilton. Anna nrp.ik, slste' of tile brtde · attended tile guest register. The bride 18 a graduated. Gallla Academy High School and Rio Grande College. Sbe 1!1 employed with tile school system In St louis. Mo. 1 The couple reside at 1154 Jamunda Walk, St. Louis, Mo. iran<Imotber. · Matron d. honor was Stephanie Daines. Sbe woce a pink satlll gown .with a slleer overlay and carried a :bouquet of pink satlll roses. Maid d. ·ll>mr was Lisa Woltlrd, who woce !I blue satin gown wltb slleer :overl!ly and carried a bouquet of blue rosES. Flower girl was Lennie Gooldln. She woce a plnkand.bluesatln gown and carried a basket of petals. Best man was Paul Daines, brother of tile groom. Groomsman :was Mike Green, trother d. the . bltie. They wore gray suits with ~ camafun boutlllnlers. The ;:groom wore a gray bixedo with blue c.rose boutonnler. :' Usllers were Dan Daines and -: John Daines, brotllers of the groom. Rlre bags were dtstrlbuted by , James Green and JeH Green. Mr. and M,rs. Michael Daines brothers of the bride. Music was prodlved by Randy and Sharon Shaffer. The guest register was attended by Mrs. Mary ~ers. A reception was lleld at Clay Local Elementary School. Hosting tile reception were Mary Bley, Rhonda McGuire and Sandy Slone. ushers were Mark Miller, Keith Payne, cousin of tile groom, Bldwel~ David Boyd, cousin r1 the groom, Middleport, and Brian Bullington, brother d. the bride, Pomeroy. The groom wore a white tuxedo with satin lapels and had a lavender rosebud bOutonniere, while the groomsmen and urrle d. tile bride were In silver tuxedos with orchid cumberbunds and bOw ties and had lavender carnations and silver baby's breath bOutonnieres. For her daughter's wedding, Ms. Bullington wore a peach ensemble with a double white carnation corsage, while Mrs. Payne was In a multi-colored dress and also had a white carnation corsage. A reception oomrlng tile couple was held In the church social room. The table was covered In white lace with orchid and gray streamers meeting orchid bells In tile renter. The three-tiered fountain cake wa> decorated with orchid rosebuds and bad orchid flowers arranged around tile fountain. The orchid color scheme was carrled rut In the candles and candle lings which were used on either side ofthecake. Elaine Corsi registered the guests. Karen Goggins served the cake, Andr«1 Batey, the purrh. Tammy Parriott, Pat TOOmp;on. and Unda McDonald provided the refreshments and also helped served. The couple reside at BidwelL The new Mrs. Payne is sa:etary at the Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency. Payne Is a control technician at the Phillip Sporn Power Plant. Out of town guests at the wedding Included Mrs. Marianna Morgan, Youngstown; VIvian Walker, Q> lumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Smith, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Saunders and family, Kemper, Ky.; Forrest Robinson, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Smith and family. Warrensville Heights; Mr. and Mrs. OlarlesSmlth and famlly. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith and family, Columtl!s; Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Thomp;on, Don Thomp;on, Tammy Parriott, The Plains; Mrs. Joanne Martin, Erica Martin , Mr. and Mrs. John Jones and family, and Frank L. Robinson , all of Columbus; and Linda McDonald, Nelsonville. • Bend Area Gospel Sing set The bride Is a graduate r1 Hannan Trace High School and Is employed by tile ('.a111polls City Pollee Department The groom Is a graduate d. SouthWI'Stern High School and Is employed by Jefferds Corp., Huntington, W.Va. MASON - The Bend Area Gospel Sing will be held Sunday. Aug, 24, 1: lJ to 6 p.m., at Wahama High School Stadium In Mason, W.Va. Singers scheduled are the Rellectlons Trio of New Haven, W.Va.; Homebound Quartet, Ravenswood, W.Va.; the StnrereGospel Quartet, Flatwoods, Ky.; tile West VIrginia Couriers, Elkview, W.Va.; SUnrise, Chester, Ohio and Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio, Syiacuse, Ohio. In the event of rain, tile sing wUl be moved Indoors to the Wahama High School gymnasium. DIAMOND SOLITAIRES By Unlled Press lntemadonal Compare to •1195 Your diamond Center in the Tri·Sete ereo Since 1933 TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Secon d. Gallipolil \\00\l~i\ We've just (1 copped a large ~ shipment of · 'I Uoyd Lawn Furniture . as it arrived at Corbin & Snyder Furnituri Co. Mr. and Mrs. Rithard Matlrice Payne GALLIA PERFORMI G ARTS u ayd"/Aardan 6 colors to choose from Low Back Sprlng-la• Chair ... S65 High Back Spring -Ia• Chair ................•75 Spring &,11 Lou•r .................~....... '139 Canopy Swing •••••••••• "~..................~. s199 Eilg Table~······· .. •·••••...:.•• ~•••••-:..••••••••.......s45 loweilat Glicl1r .............................._, s1•5 . M ............ DIIECTOI, Pl1TY FIUUIE Ballet ~ Tap • Jail Baton Twirling • Gymnastics Anytime and As Mony Times As You Like. '$10 $25 sso CASH SAVINGS BOND FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 1-22-2 55 COUll ST. GAWPOUS FOI MOlE IIIFOIMAnON PH. 256-1392 955 Second Ava. OPEN ALL DAY came to Bethel School never attended church. The task of the rural school. the teachers feit. was t1> prepare students in aU phases of living. The teachers at Bethel School in pounded Into the desired shape of bars, rods, or sheets. The process also removed Impurities and changed and cemented the grains Into a stronger more ten~rlous mass. 1953 were: fi rst and second gradeBertha Bostic; third, fourth and fifth grades- Mrs. Helen Martin; and sixth. seventh, and eighth grades- Marable Haffelt, who also served as the school principaL "THE TILT-HAMMER, the common fonn of hanuner In use with the pioneers. consisted of a oorlzontal shaft or hammer stock, . pivoted as a lever d. the first order with a hammerheadononeendand the p:>wer attachment oo the other. The hammer, often weighing nearly a ton, was raised vertically through a small arc, fo r ooe or two feet, by a rotary cam-shaft and then allowed to drop on the piece of hot Iron on tile anvil. As hammered the Iron was turned by the workmen and thus gradually shaped Into bars, rods or plates of the desired fonn." Known as Sample Forge from 18lJ tl> 1842. there were attempts an er 1842 to restart the forge. These effort s lasted untO 1856. The John M. Pickering John M. Pickering, son of John T. .and Unda M. Pickering of Rural ·Route 1, L.eon, W.Va. , has been :promoted In the U.S. Air Force to ·the rank of alnnan first class . . Pickering is a fuels specialist :with the 91st Supply Squadron at ·Minot Air Fore<' Base, N.D. <Richard L Baker · Newly promoted Air Force Senior Airman Rlchard L . Baker, !lln d. Larry D. and Nonna J. Baker of 17 E. Locust St., Pomeroy. has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal at Elmendorf Air Forre Base. Alaska. · The award was presented lor exemplary ronduct while In the active service of the United States. Baker is a packaging specialist with the 21st Transporta tion &juadron. His wife. Sherrt. Is the daughter d. Shirley Myers of 39865 Beteing Road. Reedsvllle . Lorita M. GartpoU Lorita M. Garipoi, daughter' of Qra H. and Vlrgtola C. Carlisle of Rural Route 1, Henderson. W.Va., ~lis completed training In fundamental military skills at the Army Rare Challenge camp, fonnerly Basic camp, at Fort Knox, Ky. The Challenge camp Is designed ID give college juniors and !llphomores who have not' taken Rare cour.~es the chance to enter the program. The camp also qualifies lllgh school graduates for the Rare jr(lgram at any of the natlon's six mUitary j~nlor colleges. . Duling the encampment, cadets recetv\'(1 training In basic rifle marksmanship, mllltary drill and ceremonies, communlcatlons and Individual and small unit tactics . ·GarlpoU plans to enter the ROI'C jr(lgram at Marshall University . Huntington, W.Va. Darryl A. Gabritsch Darry l A. Gabritsch, son of Wanda C. Gabritsch of Ashland. · Ky., and Donald F. Ga britsch of Point Pleasant. W.Va .. has been promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of sergeant. Ga brilsch is an air delenS<" (011111&1101 YAII ,IDIOU e • H,.,d,~d S"d o fo, Loc koJt ' flo~r l 144 ••.• 999 s~.oo M oun1 1 on I a ble o r , t.~l! o ~>t-'(onl low p.,((' \IIII I ~g 1&10( 01(11 &I 11.011 I~ ,U \IQII WITH A5-IEAILIMII£0 WAIRAIIn ~Mil< IMPERIAL WALLPAPER HAS IT ALL! Scolt A. Adkins Airman Scott A. Adkins, son of Jean Adkins of 151 Berger Ave., Gallipolis, has graduated from Air Fol'Ct! basic training at Lackland Beauty, Quality, Price w e, at Wa llpaper Super · marke t, carry Imperia l Wallpaper in stock at Dis· count Prices. Plus a large selec t io n of Imperial Wallpaper Boo ks at Great , MIAD NOTEIOOIS KIIP SIUIIINTS OMAIIUD Srholm set wil h dictionmv. ltller pa - per _2 n01ebooi11 Fie ~ 3 w11 h eKpu nd e~biP p odeh OrgonoH!f wlb lole p o~~eh 399 .... . il l I 'lull' Sill NOTE-I ........ 72' 110. $1.59 110. $6.491A.. la10 1h ' 58< UN¥1101 YIIYIIINDfR IIG.U.ro AND$3.29 Rmg 1 1~ 1 ~ 1 159 3·1UIJICT NOTEIOOK 5-SUIJECl NOTEBOOK WfiSTEI'S DICTIONARY PACI OF 41 FllEFOliiH .... $1 S1 .69 ... $2 $3 .47 PIIHIClD 150Q '' .• •O 1heel ' 2~0 \ hl , (omp otl lormw SAY! $2.00 MonilcJ Q'ia 11 % 8 '•,.11 704 GRAND C£NTIIUVE. VJENNI. W.VI 295·4532 763 liD A'IE. DOWNTOWN HlllnNGTON Acro11 from lhe Civic Contor 525-7090 3•o•$4 QUun- ''IUfllll'' S·SUIJICT NOTIIOOII IIUPENS Due to a special purchase arrangement with the EIJIEKA (0. We en · able to offer new EIECA. lEAVY DUJY (01111,.rcial vaM.ms • hQme or office use at w1heard of savings. Thise mad••• .,,lin exclusive 2-YEAR WA~ with lnotors rQngi,g to 6.5 I!N\ the most powerful in the.iildustry. EXTRA LONG COimS. and DELUXE VIRA-GROCMR agitator which is the best ca~p~t cleaning system in the industry. . . Regular retail price $279.9$ Now .Only $169:95 . SALE ENDS SA~AY, AUGUST 23RD .. · 4~6 Vi1nd Street . Ptlnf Plnsiftt, W. V1: . 67 239 COME IN TODAY! WALLPAPER SUPER MARKET AND BLIND SHOP IIC ' "STK'' ONE WEEK o 'NLYI SALE ENDS SATURDAy I AUG •.23~cl 99 ( Savings. TYPIHPAPEI I'OIY MIIIIIS l1G. l9c J 0149c fOI $1 2rooH4 ::.:77C 3 styiH •n vortely 110. 51.5f · $Uf ol ~o lor1 J .ri ngllylt~ lEG. 79c • 19c a•, .I I . a. Jo\·, $1 ::~.sac IIG. While 8'h • II 200.flnll AI>O'ted wl o o·. Qo ~ h eel> MITIIIOIUt Fllllllll PE. IIASIIIWE2 3·NK SPECIAl ~1 . 19 Sl .99 2 VAlUE FOR $3 UG. $1 .99 Pol ol 10 f , ~ e or broodlonl! SDAY CE U .95 179 .... 149 S'l. 79 &n . ol !I Sptwol lmel brood ltp ~ o • of b4 In d11d 61 1h o rp en er 300 Second Ave. GaUl polis 446-1171 Gallipolis, Ohlc Hours: MQO~y-5atur~y 8 a·.m.-5 p.m.: satuday 8 a.m.-12 noon 9 AM 'nL 10 PM . MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:30.AM ·nL 10 P.M. SATURDAY. SUNDAY and the Ohio River, probably near Swan Creek. GROWING UP around this busy Iorge were houses for the workers who made charcoal for the IJrg<>, those who supplled the community with dry · goods and foods, mat· buDders, and teamsters. The forge here would take pig metal and refine it to "bloom" which was then rut on flatbOals and shipped to Covington, Kentucky, where It was used In the McNichol Rolling Mill. According to Wllbur Stout: "In principle, the forgo> was just a large pattern of the tools of ~ blacksmith. Most d the OhiO forge s worked on ·pig metal and not from iron smelted In the process from prepared ores. "Pig Iron from the charroal furnaces was heated in charcoal oo a large stone or !Ire-brick hearth with an air blast from a bellows operated by water power. In thi s way the metal was heated slowly to a soft malleable condition and was then placed under the hammer and CORI)IN & SN\'DER fURNITURE C(). REGISYU110N FRI, AUG. 22 1211L6P.M. SATURDAY, AUG. 23 10A.M.11L 1 P.M. PUBLIC SALE '$50 By JAMEI SANDS Special eor.:e.pondenl CHAMBERSBURG -Oneoftl"e busiest settlements in Gallla County 150 years ago was the that surrounded the area of today's feature ooDdlng. Bethel ·School In Ohio Township was -erected In 1931 by P.C. Gatewood at a cost of $2,833.40 as a three-room structure. It replaced among other schools the Ross School which sat opposite to Bethel. In 19Ji Ross School was moved to King's Olapel Cemetery where It was used as a church. The ftrst Bethel School, which also served as the communlty churth. was a brick buDding put up In the 18lJs when this ar«~ was known as Sample's Forge. AbOut 18lJ a tilt-hammered steam driven forge was erected somewhere belween IJ<>thel School In the service _______ 1/2 CARAT Quote of the day Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., compartng the Senate vote to aid the Nicaraguan Contras with tile so-called Gulf d. Tonkin resolution that President Lyndon Jolmson used as a congressional authority to pursue tile Vietnam war: "This vote will come back to haunt us as tile Gulf of Tonkin came back to haunt us." .Robin Ann Buffington becomes ·bride of Richard Maurice Payne • POMEROY - Robin Ann Buffington and Richard Maurice 'Payne exchanged wedding vows on :July 19 at 6:30 p.m. at tile Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Bidwell. The bride .Is the daughter of Sharon Buffington, Pomeroy, and tile groom Is tile son of Marjorie S. Payne and the late E. Maurice Payne, Bidwell. The Rev. Edward Buffington. uncle of tile bride, performed the double ring ~remony following a program of music by Joanne Roberts. Bidwell, pianist, and soloist, Ms. Jeannie Evans. Basket arrangements of orchid, lavender and grey !ilwers adorned the altar and tile pews were marlled with orchid bows. Escorted 1D the altar by Carlos Joe Thompson, her uncle, the bride wore a formal gown r1 acetate O.erlald with slleer polyester and antique lace. The fttted bodice teatured a ~een Anne neckline, fttted long sleeves of antique lace, and a lace bOw In the back. The full skirt flowed Into a chapel length train. The bodlre and the train were trlmmed with seed pearls. She wore a floor length veil of sheer polyester, trlmmed with antique lace, and carrtE:,d a l:Duquet of lavender, orchid lnd purple roses, rosebuds, and silver baby's breath with matching ribbon streamers. She wore her grandmother's dla· mood ring and pearl earrtngs. Glorta Westfall of Addison was .tile brtde's matron d. oomr and her 111desmalds were Donna Boyd. .Middleport, Tina Wolfe, Jackson, Denise ~lis. Pomeroy. a cousin, and BrEnda May, Bidwell. They wore orchid floor-length gowns of sheer polyester and acetate with a sllghtly raised walstllne trimmed with a satin tie belt. The gowns had Nl!led d.f·lhe-shoulder necklines and flounoed hems which were edged with stain ribbon. The IUD skirts featured fishtail backs. All of the girls carried matching hand bOuquets made of lavender sDk carnations with Ugh! gray flowers trlmmed with silver and orchid streamers. They wore gold Initialed heart pendants. gtns of the bride, and hair combs with orchid Qowers, sllver baby's b'eath and orchid ribbon streamers. Greg James, Bidwell, served as best man for the and the ]ames Sands . LOUS!VILLE, Ky. :_ Vlrg!nla Tirpak of GallljloUs and Michael Sbeltcll of Day1oa were married July 19 at the Lardunont OlUrch cl God In Loulsvlllli, Ky. The bride ~ tile daughter of Mr. . and Mrs. Joseph Tirpak, GaUipolls•. The groom Is tile son of Mr. and : Mrs. CecU Sheltoo, Day1Dn. Rev. J. 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DOWNTOWN STOlE, 3.tl 2nd AVENUE ..a; T1111. 9·5:30; Wtd. 9-5; lhurs, 9:30; Fri. 9·1; Sat. 9:30·5:30 A.IL --------r~~~ �:Pt\1• B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ·' ~Beat of the bend ·:Heartwarming story By.BOB HOEFlJCH ~stalf Let me give you a lift by Informing you that llonesty Is still around. Flot· .enoe Adams and Reva Norris ·: found that out the '. past week. As the story goes, Florence had taken Reva to tile doctor and they left the prescriptions at the Swisher and .Lohse Pharmacy and then to save ·ttme moved on to Kroger's to pick .up groceries while the prescriptions were being fllled. While loading their groceries Into the Adams car, Reva left her · pocketbook sitting on the Kroger parking lot. The women came oown 'to the drug store to pick up the medicine and that's when Reva , discovered her pocketbook wasn't In the car. They were just getting ready to .pull out to go back to Kroger's In )!earch of the pocketbook which ·~ntalned money and the usual 'lmporiant personal papers when ilut of the blue, Margaret Ann Johnson, Raclne,appearedwiththe :purse. Margaret Ann had been loading her groceries into her car. when she 'spied the pocketbook sitting on the 'Jot. She didn't look In It to determine ~tile owner but figured most likely it ·belonged to Florence or Reva so she readed down town to find the :Mamscar. Had It not been. joyfully claimed by Reva she was going to take it to tile pollee and ask them to check It wt for ownership. Now ~ doesn't It make you feel good that there are Margaret Ann Johnsons around Meigs County? In the birthday comer is Mrs. Nonnan (Hazel) McCallum who will mark her 94th anniversary tomorrow. Mrs. McCallum has always been such a talented person - her paintings over the years have been great- and she also has done a great deal of poetry - a nice person. Her address is State Route 124. Minersville. Members of the Middleport Church of Christ aren't smillng very much right now. And the :reason? They are losing their popular j:Jastor, Bob Melton, and his wife, .Delj)y, wlx> have been quite active In the rommunlty. Bob will be going Ill the Church of Olrlst In Owens· boro, Ky., as dSept.l. He's been at the Middleport church for some seven years. Debby taught at the Gingerbread House, a pre-school in Middleport. The Meltons' two sons, Paul and Srott, have to report tor classes In O.Venslx>ro this week and Bob's resignation Isn't e#ectlve until Sept. 1. So the family will be trying to keep It aU together for the next couple of weeks until they can all be in one ncatlon. The Meltons have located housing In O.Vensboro- so it will work out. · I know many of you will join me In wishing the very best of the family - it's a loss for the community. Great' Harness horse drivers in one of the races at the Meigs County Fair Thursday afternoon were all shouting to anyone who wCJJld pay attention to a problem on the track above the grandstand. Some thoughtful individual had thrown three cancer ro-omotional badges ooto the track with the plns ... about two inches or so sticking up. Can you imagine the COIL'equences If a hors.- had stepped Into one of those? A passerby in the center· field hearing the smuts c1 the drivers removed the badges from the track. It takes all kinds. Floyd Clark of Portland, Ore., formerly of the Racine area, just loves Meigs County- and wants to preserve its history. He'll be asking your help in the near future. I understand he even plans a book If he can get cooperation from residents. Tragic news for the Salser famUy. They rocelved word r1 th<> death of &:ott Salser, son of former resident Lowell Salser, now with the pubUc defendeer's ri.Hce in Los Angeles. Srott, only ll, died Thursday following an extended Illness. ·Those of ;oo who would like to send a card to Lowell can get t:he address from Mrs. Dortha Salser or Mrs. Emma Salser. Bookmobile schedules announced in ·Meigs, Gallia GAU.IA cotJNTY GALLIPOLIS- The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard .Memorw Ullrilcy announces Its Bookmobtie schedule !Or the week of June 23 to June 28. Monday: C&S Bank, 9l4$.10; Scenic HU!s, 10: 05-10';~; ~I Creek, 10:45-11: 15; R.octney, 11: 11:40; Jordan's Gas, 11:45-2 p.m.; Rodney Village, 3: 304: 15; Gallla Metro Est., 4:30-5:15; Kerr, 5:a>5: 55; Bidwell, 6: 1~: 30; Cochrans, 6:~7:05; Valley View Apts., 7:10. 7: 25; Rio Grande Est., 7: :JO.S: 15. Tuesday: crRP. 11: 15-n: 45; Children's Home, 11: 45·12: 15; » Hlint's Store, 12:!J0.1: 15; EnoStore, trace Road, Dickey Chspel,1:ao.2; 5:25; Eureka, 5:J0.5:45. 1: J0.1: 55; Africa Road, 2-2: 30; SR 190, 2:05-2: 45; Mudsock, 3-3: 30; Roush Lane, '2:15-3:15; Cheshire, Valiey View Mennonite Ch!~rch, MEIGS COVNTY ., 3:3J..'l:50; ~. 4-4:30; Adds- 3: 4o-4; Patriot, 4: 10-4:40; Cadrllus, POMEROY - Boolanoblle ser· ville School; 4; 40;5: 05; R&R Trailer Vice In Meigs County Is brought by ~5: 15; Gallla, 5: J0.6;' Center· Ct., 5: 15-5:45; . Georges Creek 4: point, 6:15-i>: 30; Centerville, ~:!15-· the Meigs County Public Ubrary 6-6~30; Kanauja ~Ave., 6:~7;' 7:15. · urxler c6ntract with Ire Ohio Vall~ K&K TraUer Ct.. 7:10-7:45. Friday: Banes, 9: J0.9:40; Fast Area Libraries. , We 11'""113': l..eGrande,l0-10:30; Stop, 9:45-10:15; Teens Run,lO::JO. 1\foaday: Burlingham County Raccoon Trailer Ct.,lO: 45-11· Cora 11; Opal Franklln, 11: 15-11:35; Mo~ Home Park, · 3: 35-4: 05; 11: 15-11.: 30; Deer Creek cirurch: Dorot)ly Young, 12:05-12120; My· HarrisOnville church, 4: 35-5: 00; 12:3().12:50; ~. 1:15-1:35; ers,12:aJ-12:45; Mfrcervllle,12:55- New Llnia Road 1 mUe south r1 Ft. Allce, . 1 : 45-2: ~; Vlilton,' 2:45-3: 30; Meigs, 5 ~ L'i·6; Ru lland Depot 1:15; Swain's Stoce, 1:25-1:50; Morgan· Center, 3: 1!04: 20. Crown City, 2: 45·3: 30; Grace Street, 6:40-7:10. n..~: , Centenary · Jumbo, Tuesday: Tuwer's Plains, 7:25Shafer, 3:4~:05; Ohio Townhouse, U-11:30; Northup,l1:35-U:50; Old 4:15-4: 45; Kenny's Carryout, 5- 8:10: Rlggscrest Addition, 8: 25· Bailey Church,12:15-1:15; Hannan 8:55. Inthese~ice----------------~---Kevin R 'lbomton Kevin R. Thornton, son of CUtford R. and Margaret A. 'lbomton of Rural Route 3, Gaillpolls, has oompleted training In fundamental military skills at the Army Rare Challenge camp, formerly Basic ca~ . at Fort Knox, Ky. The Challenge camp Is designed to give college juniors and soplx>· mores who have not taken Rare courses the chance to enter the program. The camp also qualifies high school graduates for tbe Rare j:I'Ogram at any of the nation's six mUltary junior colleges. During tbe encampment, cadets rocelved training In basic rlfie marksmanship, military drlll and ceremonies, communications and individual and small unit tactics. Thorn tort plans to enter the Rare f"Ogram at the Rio Grande College and Community College. Gregory A. MltclteD Navy Petty . Officer lst Class Michael Elhabeth A. McCain EUzabeth A. McCain, daughter rl. Carol G. Langford and stepdaugh· ter of Carl E. Langford r1 628 Fourth Ave., Galllpolls, has com· pleted training In fundamental military skills at the Army Rare Challenge camp, formerly Basic camp, at Fort Knox, Ky. The Challeng~> camp is designed to give college juniors and sophl· mores who have not taken Rare courses the chance to enter tbe program. The camp also qualifies high school graduates tort he Rare program at any of the nation's siX mWtary junior colleges. During the encampment, cadets rocelved training In baste rlfie marksmanship, milltary drill and ' ceremonies. ·communlcatklffi and Individual and small unit tactics. McCain plans to enter the Rare program at Rio Grande College. ' Garland L. Aleshire Navy Petty Officer lst Class Garland L. Aleshire, son mHoward E. and Avonell Aleshire of liM! Union Ave., Pomeroy, is currently deployed In the Mediterranean Sea. Whlle deployed, Aleshire has partiCipated in several training exercises which also involved forces of allied navies. Aleshire has also made port calls In Catania, Sicily, Naples, Finale Ligure, Italy; Benldorm, Palma, Spain; Toulon, Monte Carkl, Mo· naco; and Toulon, France. Aleshire Is currently stationed aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Dale, homeported In Mayport, F1C. ' A 1m graduate of Meigs Higb School, he joined the Navy In May 1!177. Our low prices bring you in, and our quality servi·ce keeps you coming back! Katie Crow, retired Sentinel staff member, put on her newspaper hat again Friday night to do all of the photography at the Meigs Junior Fair Livestock Sale. Thank you, Katie- you 9.Jre know lx>w to help me keep smiling. Nowwhatcanyou do ft>r both of my readers? along with the associa te pastor, AI Hartson. He was named to Outstanding Young Men of America In 1982. The congregation at the local church has grown over 50 per<Ent under Melton's guidance. Mrs. Melton has been a teacher at the Gingerbread House, a pre· school operation in in Middleport. The couple's two sons, Paul and Scott, have been active in the varl:lus sports programs r1 the Meigs Local School District as well as community sports programs. Melton's resignation is effective Sept. I. orated the 400th anniversary c1 ~umbus' discovery of America during Ire first International Naval Review In New York City. He Is a 1979 graduate of Gallta Academy, Galllpolls. Gregory A. Mitchell, son c1 Bonnie L. and Norman L. Mltcllell Sr. of Route 2, Gallljlolls, recently partie!· paled In the International Naval Review on July 4 as part of the Statue of Uberty Centennial Cele· bratlon while statklned alx>ard the guided missile cruiser USS Yorktown, lx>meported in Norfolk, VA . Twenty-one naval slllps from 14 countries joined U U.S. Navy ships in the review, with this being only the !lith such gathering c1 military vessels In U.S. history. For the Yorktown, this review held special meaning. Not only did the cruiser celebrate her socond ttrtlllay, rut tb¥ Yorktown com· memorated her namesake's visit to New York harbor as an original International Naval Review participant. In 1893, when the Statue c1 Liberty W;IS a newcomer, ships from ten nations, Including the gunboat USS Yorktown, commem- _~+ , -s .t:· ... ... ~ . . '''(/'- .. , .., ·' ., NEW TRACK RECORD - Gleeful Gretch Is pictured In the winner's circle after setUng a new lrack reconl at the Meigs Counly Fair Friday afternoon for lhree year old fUJy pacers. Gt'eWh mttde the m1le at the track In 2:07 1-6. In the fifth race, Gleeful Gretch, owned by J. Nickerson and K. Ratcllff, Chillicothe, and driven hy Ratcllff raced to a track record in a siX horse contest for three year old filly pacers. Gretch'snewrecordls2:!171·5 for the mUe track. Gretch was also first In the first race which was tor the same anbnals. Second in the first was Stylish and Piketon, while tltrd went to Pap's Knife, owned by Howard Proffitt, Jackson. In the seventh race !Dr the same trotters, Beck Zone took first; Pap'e Knife, secorxl, and Coalitioner, owned by John and Judy Haggerty of Pomeroy took third. Gina's Baby, owned by James Cross, Canton; set a new track record In the siXth race tlr three year old ftlly pacers at 2:07 llr the mile long · 'Rock Springs· track. Gina's Baby was also first place winner In the second race IDr the same three year old filly pacers. Second In roth the sreond and sixth was Dawn Light, owned by Merrill E)llott, Jackson, and third 1n roth races was Rachel Rachel. owned by Wllma Styer, Waterford, anti driv€)1 by her brother, Brooks Sayre, gynicuse, local driver and 1r ainer. , Don Spencer, VIncent ·formerly c1 Pomeroy, drove G~ Can Ill a $1 0; 90~ ' Air, auto. stereo. DriVen only 10,027 miles. Pon· tiac Grand Am trade. . $J.95 011 PIICE • Stereo, driven only 84,123 miles. Local one 0\Ver. Good school car. Immaculate $2995 .Teaford ~rtland ~ Bedly Jo Michael Kevin Dwayne Teaford .S9900 · Bailey - Roush pOMEROY - Plans have been eompleted for the wedding of liCrlatln J. Balley and Rodney D. ~ulh. both of Pomeroy. The qJen ChurCh wedding will take place on Aug. 23 at the First Southern Baptist Church, Pomeroy, with the Rev. l.amar O'Bryant otflclatlng. Music will begin at 6 p.m. ' A reception wUI follow in the dining area of the Meigs County Infirmary. Harris Durst . REEDSVILLE - Mr. and Mrs. Ciannont P. Harris Jr. of Reedsville announce the engagement and approaching marriage d their dausllter. Cynthia Ann. to David Richard Durst, son ct Mr. and Mrs. WDUam D. Durst, Reedsvllle. 1be brlde elect IS a graduate of Eut«n High SchOOl and 'Is em· ployed by Elby's Restaurant of Belpre. Durst Is a graduate of Eastern · High School and Is employed by Thermotorm Plastics Inc., Little Hocking. The open church wedding Will be held Aug. 24 at 2:30 p.m. at the Joppa Unllei:l Methodist Church near Reedsville. The Rev. Seldon Jol!rulon wUI otllciate. A reception will follow at the hornecttllebrlde's parents. '84 PONTIAC 1000 Driven only 22.000 miles. This local one owner car features auto. trana., AM-FM cauette, pl.u s more. We sold::.;~~;•;MCE S3 ,, 5 ' ' 62HNEW. :· BUICKS & PONTI~(S~: . IN STOCK :. See.Harland Wood, Jim Cochran, J{ent Shawver or ~Greg Smith .' ' . •' ·' tiac · IIH ·Builk~~on. .. ' ~ ' ~.'~. ~...... ' I • ·~ 1'911 · b.•~-:"-· A~en,u~, ,G.~~Ip•llti Obi• . '' I I' ' ' ~ · ' t .. - > ~ ~ EXCmNG RACES - Some e•clt!ng harness l'll(]lll! were presented Friday at lhe Meigs County Fair. Eight animals were competing for lop rmney in ~ ... this race, the eighth, the OHILLCo Pace. Two new track records were set during Friday's racing pJ;Ogram. A REPAIR LEAK - ·A G.dlpolfs Clly lie. . . malntenlace ~flclll (back lo camera) .,.,... lllak on IIIICierpmd Mier•valve, loca&ed bet:~ea ,IIIII bomdl! cllenlJ8!fdel!leMemoriiiF1eld.,.k,TIIe· I' '•bed a new 12,110 08 Mimor1aJ F1eld. 'l1le ayliem .... J0 ell)' ldiOGII rece~~lly 'f*lll.. . ' ..,....l:ler CLEVELAND (UP!) - Phil Nlekro pitched 8 l.J Innings for his ll9th career victory and Andre Thornton and Tony Bemazard stroked RBI singles Saturday to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 2-1 triumph over the Baltimore Orklles. Nlekro, 9·9, struck out five and walked one. Eddie Murray ho· mered in the ninth to spoll Nlekro's bid for his 46th career shutout. Dickie Noles and Bryan Oelkers combined to finish, with Oelkers earning his first save. The 47·year-old knuckleballer, •who notched his fifth complete game, moved ahead ot Charles ''Old Hoss" Radbourn into sole possession m· 13th place on the all·time Victory Ust. The. start was the 683rd of Nlekro'sc~r as he passed Hall r1 Farner Pud Galvin into fourth place on the career list Cy Young had 8ll! starts, followed by Don Sutton (695) and Gaylord Perry (600) . Mike Flanagan, 6-8, took the loss despite notching eight strikeouts In hurling his secorxl complete game. The Indians took a 1.0 lead in the first on consecutive one-out singles by Julio Franco, Joe Carter and Thornton. With one out In the second, Pat Tabler laced the first of his two doubles and scored on Bei1UI2ard's two-out single for a 2-0 advantage. &yafs 4, Yankees 2 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!)- Hal McRae doubled In two runs tocapa three-run siXth Inning Saturday, helping the Kansas City Royals snap New York's four-game winning streak with a 4-2 victory over the yankees. The decision kept the Yankees four games behind the Boston Red Sox, who lost 12-6 to the Detroit Tigers. Danny Jackson, 6-6, struck out seven and allowed five hits In seven innings. Bud Black relieved in the eighth tor his fitth save. Starter Dennis Rasmussen, 124, lost to the Royals tor the second time in a · week. Angel Salazar and Lonnie Smith the sixth with basehlts and Wlllle Wllson forced Salazar. George Brett singled home Smith for his seventh game-winning RBI . ' • and took second on the throw home . McRae thendellvered a ooubleto center Ill dellvE!I' Wllson and Brett. The RBI gave McRae l,!XXJ In his 14·year Kansas City career. He is second only to Brett, whose runsoaring single gave him 1,037. The Yankees' Dave Wlnfleld ·hlt his 18th home run of the season In the fourth Inning for the game's first run. Steve Balboni tied the srore with a home run In to the ieft·fleld bleachers In the fifth oft Rasmussen. ·rc.. ......., 'Q Rasmussen, wlx> has woo10 c1 his Blue Jays 13 Ranp!n I last 13 declsloiL', was also the loser ,,(' TORONTO (UP!) -Ernie Whitt last Sunday when the Royals posted "' It .... drove in four runs and Damaso a 13~ victory In New York. Kansas Garcia three In support of Jtnnmy City has beaten the Yankees oil.ly Key Saturday, giVing the Toronto three times In 11 games this year. Blue Jays a J.J.l rout of the Texas The Yankees made the score 4-2 Rangers. in the seventh on Mike- Easler's Key, 11-8, struck out four and triple ·and Mike Pagliarulo's walked one In seven Innings. In the · groundbut. ' tint 5 l.J Innings he allowed only 'ltpn d Red Sox • two balls out of the Infield. Loser BOSTON (UP!) - Larry Hern· Charlie lbiiJh, 9-8. suf!ered his don capped a five-run eighth Inning fourth consecutive defeat. Houllh with a plnch·hlt grand slam and worked 5 1.J.Ii!,DingJ ~ allowetl a Jack Morris beat Bostm fur the club record 12 .runs. rJ gave up 10 secoQd time In fiVe ctafs, giving the blta, 'sill walks, and a club record· Detroit ngers a J2.6 decision tytne tour Wild pitches. Saturday over the R.ed·Sox. TexU reliever Dale Molx>rclc Moms, IS-7, woo tossed a wortced tWthirds of an Inning, ~Iter against the. Red Sox . .... .rlllt:~ 'wlllcll wodl ~iam•tleaiiJ. YU'Ioul extending Iili American Leaaue Monday, scattered nine hits In . ~ocrnwOIIIbepldtilfiLGAIIIAibhllc.eciiiiBIP record to 10 COillleCII!!V'e appear~~~· aeven lnnln&B. He walked three and · · W•• I;, (.._)lllcltllu)'lllemure..wrytw lA cet.lf Mororcic pitches 1n au ct the ltruCII out three to Increase ids ~ fi· U p.m. lll!fl • LID. [4oldq 011 u • II pave · ~· next three games.lk! wUI mark to fl.lln ·hla Put nine starts. Ta!mef, GAllS Qub !k ,.IIi ·tie Mike Manb811'1197,Ia'Ord0fl3 WOlle Hernandez pitched the ftna1 Coillecutlve ~ces. two Innings. ..··"'·1·. . RACINE - Charles and Patty Michael ot Racine are announcing the engagement and approac hing lilartage of their daughter, Becky Jo, to Kevin Dwayne Teaford, son of Morris and Mattie Teaford, Loaded with power windows, seats. ·cauette tape, etc. Driven only 37.915 miles. Immaculate condition. · . .. Indians edge Orioles, 2-1 ; Royals win 4-2 over Yanks Loaded with power windows, seats, .etc. Driven only 12,120 miles. Showroom condition. 100% Warranty. $1 .... race. '85 BUICK REGAL LIMITED CPE. Air, cruise control. stereo. driven only 38,142 miles. Local owner. Expect the best. . • •• .M·4"': t , J(nute,o~byRoler~p~dWUlard Estep of Waverly. , · Su~ •.whlle Wf\! ~as.,j',fl. •s l<larjs., ~~ p(!lej!,,~ tntthe,Wrd the , .Thlfll ~Jllllllv!l!ft sByrd, owned Mahone.'' OW!)ed by ((leCUl;cle!n. ~Ttot.GJgjls'cr.vt1l!dbyB. ·', ll)i ·:J;'er~Y · 'Dtbm~~ ZaneMlle, mons, CliQllcOtlie. ~ In the Weinberger and Spencer. · and To the Rescue, owned by R. fifth was Wolf Creek Belle, owned Second In the OHILLCO Trot Mallett and R. Young, of Bridge. by Richard Morgan, Waterford and thirdracewaslleck~,o\medby pori and Lewisville, respectively, third was Stylish Susan. R. Lewis and J . Fostesr, Waverly third. '83 OLDS CUTLASS CIEIA .. Eight horses battled it out in the fourth and eighth races with J L P owned by Burtm Walker of Sun· bury taking first In both events In the OHn.LCXl Pace. Second In both events of the highly competitive races was • planned. after setting a new reconl on ·lhe mlle run at Rock Springs during the Meigs County Fair Friday for three year old pacers. Gina's lbne was 2:07. Two new track records are ROCK SPRINGS - Two track records were broken a( the Rock Springs FairgroUnds Friday after· noon as the week's Meigs Fair harness horSe racing P\'Ogram was wrapped up. •.. . PRICE •9067 The bride elect is a 1981 graduate d. Southern High School and is ,l!fl\ployed at Galllpolls Parts Ware· bouse In Gallipolis. Her fiance, a i985 graduate of Southern High .School. Is employed as a dispatcher tor the State Highway Patrol In 1Jal!lpolls. An August wedding is being RECEIVES BLANKEr - Gina's Baby owned by James C1'088, Canton, Is pictured In the winner's circle M!elv!ng a lrophy blanket from persomel of Jim Cobb OldsmobUe-CttdHlac-(bevrolet, Pomeroy, set at Meigs ·County Fair Gerald and Mildred Shuster have returned to their Pomeroy home following another one of their vacation trips - 1\lis one to Wlsronsln Dells. Every couple of months the Shusters travel In one direc tion or another- and they're smart. They park the car and use the "leave the drlvlng to us" plan. Middleport pastor to head education ministry in Owensboro MIDDLEPORT - Bob Melton. pastor of the Middleport Chu rch d Christ for the past seven years. has resigned and will be going to the Owensboro Christian Church at Owensboro, Ky., to head the · education ministry program of t hat ·.church. , During their stay in Middleport, _Mr. Melton has been president of - the Middleport Youth League: program director at the Ohio Valley Chrlsllan Assembly; assistant jun• or high football coach in 1982·83; a •1Jttle league coach, and was recognized by the Civitan Club fo r ''his youth work In Meigs Co)lnty August 17. 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. • .. !,1 ..,_en "'- · .-· q>e~~ed 011 Can Boyd, 11·9, pitched four innings, allowing 11 hits. Detroit had 21 hits, their season high. With Detroit holding a 7·5 lead, Chet Lemon singled and Dwight Lowry sacriDced before reliever Sammy Stewart walked Lou Whitaker and Alan Trammell to load the bases. Joe Sarnblto entered and walked Kirk Gibson, forcing home Lemon to make it 8-5. Herndon, hitting for John Grubb, belted the ftrst pitch in to the left·Held screen for his first career grand slam. It was his fifth homer of the season. With the score tied 3-3in the fifth, Lowry led ott with a single and Whitaker doubled to knock out Boyd.~ Stewart entered and Trammell dellvered a two-run single to center to move Detroit in front 5'3. Gibson reached seCond on llrst baseman Bill Buckner's error, with Trammell advancing to third. Grubb walked to load the bases and Darrell Evans singled rome Trammell to Increase the !rore to 6-J. Darnell Coles· sacrifice Dy made it 7.J. Trailing 3-1 In the fourth. Boston scored twice. Jim Rice led off with a single and Dwight Evans drew ~ walk. Tony Armas noped a triple down the right-field Une to ti e the score 3-3. The Tigers jumped on top with a pair of runs in the ftrst. Whitaker grounded a single to ~nter and advanced on Trammell's groundout. Gibson then snapped an O.for-13 drought against Boston pitching with an RBI slngle. Grubb ooubled rome Gibson to make It 2.~ . Boston cut the deficit to 2·1 in ·the second on Evans' solohomerbet'ore Detroit added a run In the third·on Grubb's RBI sl~gle. Cards 3, Mels I NEW YORK (UP!) - John Moms. tripled home one run and S()()ri!d another in the 11th Inning Sal\lrdaY to give Greg Mathews and the St. Louts Cardinals a :J.l Victory over the New York Mets. Morris' tt1ple off Roger Mci)o. well,l2-7, followed a single by Terry Pendleton. Morris scored on Vince Coleman's Infield grt)untler. beat· lng first baseman Lee Mazzllll's throw to the plate. Morris' .hit marked tbe second time In as man;I: days he has delivered 1M gamewinner In extra innln~. �.. S.U~r .....,. . defense sharp ' ' . i ~-The-~ Jteadilt.ci;v HlP ~~ ~ .tlevns ant taste chaiu-e I ·· . -a;-u; U\IJJl,,lll-j"fB, . them. ,'n1ey fumbled.. the ball a numlli!r or times. And a Jot or tll(ise ~··· said after tbe more · ~ ~ contest, W\th a team that he feels Is bigger than most d QAHs's .regular·seUID opponents, D! saw quite a 1!!w mistakes ocmm1ted by bls squad. ;:-twe made a l!!w mlsl!lkes. But tliJ!'Y were .,ggresslve mistakes, ~h Is a goo! sign," Saunders ~d. en~ his fourth year as BJue-QevDs' coach. "It was the first ~~~ were after tbe snap." ~J Ofenslvely, oo\\>ever, he said he saw several problems with the executbn ot blocldng assignments. "Wecameclosetobreaklngfora big play Sl'Veral times but we were unable to block that bigger guy on us tor just a little longer," he said. "We'D bilve to ~rork oo Jots d mrehanlcs, Including Une and back blocking." . . ', F~IM . I .. SURANCE ® DOWNFlElJ) BLOCK - Blue DevU senior lallbaek Andy Howard (left) IIPPI'O&ehes a Fairland defensive back (10) lo belp paYe the way doWidleJd for the ball carrier. GAilS ~ gained two )'8I'Cis 011 tiD play but oulleo_ red the vlsllmg Dragons two touclldoWIIIIIo one In the llnl CAitOLL SNOWDEN .USMillldA¥t. · G•J .....IS, 011. Phollit _446-4290 N--4111 Li/l:e a good neighbor, State Farm is there. StateFatm lnsurani:eCampames • Home.Qfhces. Bloommgton. 1!11n01s POSTON LAKE Dixon. of the offense Is a problem," said Located 14 miles east of Athens, Ohio Route Cleveland also scored on a 21· Infante, will was head cOach d tbe yard field goal by fonner Dolphin · Jacksonville Bulls rl. the United 50. Take Route 329 at Guysville and follow signs. Uwe von Schamann and a 2-yard States Foo!ball League the past two pass from Kosar to running back seasons, and was offensive coordl· Earnest Byner. Miami got Its points nator for the Cincinnati Bengals on a 51· yard field goal by Fuad beft:lre that "Things juSI haven't Revelz and a 87-yard run by fallen into place ~. but I'm not COMMERCIAL Lorenzo Hampton. worried' Kosar did much better this & INDUSTRIAL Miami coach Don Shula was not week. He made more things happen l)appy wl th the Dolphins' and he Is getting comfortable with performance. the dfense, just Hke the team Is." White ooded 11 yards oo six "It was another ragged perfor· mance," Shula said. "At Minnesota carries, but fumbled the ball away FROM NASHVILLE (a :ll-16 loss last week) wecUdn'tget on Cleveland's 4--yard line In tbe anything done and we looked poor third quarter. Byner Ed Cleveland trying to oo it. It was the same wltb 12 carries for 63 yard'! and tonight. The only btight spot was Herman Fontenot hoo aght carries. for 31 yards. Hampton's running." Hampton, a No. 1 {ick In 1985 oot Cleveland rookie Mike Norseth of Flortda, finished with 123 yards completed4-of-7 passes ilr 34 yards on six carries. "It was a 33 dive," Hampton said ADVANCE TICKOS .............................. sa.OO of his touchoown run. "And it called completed 2· of·7 passes for 18 MORTON BUILDINGS tNCO. . •SCHOOL J(JDS RECORDS ..................... ATHENS, ON. Rt. 4, Coldwotl, OH. 4372 cu-ENT RECOI DS ............ PAIIICEISBURG, W. Yl. lor me to go up the middle. I took a. Yards · and Mlam I rook!e J eIf 1-800· 447·7438 • "" chanre and bounced It outside. Wickersham completed 1-of·51Dr 11 •14 783 2331 (Wide receiver Mark) Duper held yards. " . . • PHONE 614-667-3879 GATE PRICE SJ 0.00 them off down field. I've been "When we did throw the baD, we I __________j_=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ concentrating a lot more and lt didn't throw It well," Marino said. 1"We wanted tD run tli! ball some carrled.-over to the game.'_' and the running game was going SchottE!l~lmer hired Infante as offensive coordinator to develop an good. But then we made a few offense that would spotllghl Kosar's mistakes throwing the football.'' "Basically we were able to talents and take pressure off the Cleveland running game. The achieve our objectives by looking at Browns had 77 plays to 45 lor a lot of )UUng players and winning Miami, and held t~ ball ilr 38:23. at the same time," Qevelandcoach "I don't think the mental aspect Marty Scltotlenheirner said. On their BUILDINGS SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 5:00 P.M. SKY DIVERS AT 6:00 P.M. " •KEITH WHITLEY the •McGUFFEY LANE •RON RIGSBY •KANAWHA BROTHERS fu! ~~=~the=~=: the Wildlife notes season around comer • The place for car fanatics. 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"I don't like to make any snap judgments on any offense," said Cleveland quarterback and fonner University of Miami stanclout Bernie Kosar. "We are learning this In steps. We are close to being on the same page. We were close to making some big plays." Kosar completed 11-of-26 passes for 138 yards and a touchdown. With the Dolphins concentrating on their running game, quarter· back Dan Marino completed 3-of-6 passes for 30 yards, and hild two Interceptions. The Dolphins also lost two fumbles, one by rookie rutu1!ng back Mark White that was recovered in the Cleveland end zooe by Browns' cornerback Hanford CO.U'NTRY MUSIC WAIT ADS ARE·dliMPIIi 11111.BARGAINS ~unting POOLS SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS .. . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. S<ll'tmmage for both BqU&ds FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAIULYIII ' :SEARS . ----------------------L------------------...____, as MC for kickoff . GAU.IPOLJS- Myron L. (B_ud) will serve as master of ceremonies for lhe 1986 GaWpolls Blue Devils "Meet the Team" on ~emortal Field Thursday, Aug. 28, il,rcordlng to GAHS Athletic Dlrec1&1' Bill Wamsley. · Other program activities Include 19\roductlon of the Galllpolls City Schools administration; Jayne Burger and J\nlta Littlejohn, GAHS cheerleader advisors; the GAHS Boosters Club preslden~ memll"rs cf the Blue DevU coaching staff; athletic trainer Charles Boyd and members of the 191!6 GAHS squad. : The GAHS marching band, under the direction of Rod Tolliver and Dave PhiDips, assistant director, Will begin activities at 7:00p.m. - The annual reserve seat ticket diawlng wiD start at 7:45p.m. Odie O'Doonell wW head that event lor tile GAHS Boosters. ·· In case of bad weather, activities will be held In the GARS gym. ·~"~ back ·tJie·l··8'.1rruJ STATE rushing in 35 attempts to Meigs' 41 111 23 tries. Howard led Meigs with 22 yards In eight attempts. Earlch had$ yards In six runs for Athens. Meigs was nine of 19 passing for 91 yards Including eight ot 15 by Mike Bartrum d o1 junior an one four by senior Phil King. Athens . gained UO yards In the air, completllig live d .ll, all by Earlch. ~ Athens turned the ball rNer three times Including Interceptions by Do Beck d Bartru SE!llor nnle er an m and a tumble recovery lT.l' SE!li:>r Jason Bush. Meigs dld mt tum the baD rNer. . In the reserve scrimmage, Meigs scored a 1~ win Junior Scon . . Williams ran m from three yards out l:lr the first six points and Howard added a second TO from two yards. Sophomore Scott Nelgler passed to sopoomore end Kevin OUer for the two exira points. Meigs which q>ens Its season at • Pt. Pleasant Aug. 29, hosts Morgan In a grid preview Friday at Marauder Stadium. That preview wiD coru;lst of three games star~ with the !reslunan game at 6. ~ p.m. followed by the reserves and varsity tllts. ~cGhee r·· . . '·' •• McGhee to serve 01'8*n.ize ~~~ semce. Call tile." "eigs scores ~nee in fmt grid scrimmage , : POMEROY - Athens scored oo ~ third play of the scrtmmage, <then went on to outscore injury~ Meigs ~ in a two-oour ]llus scrimmage here Saturday. • · Thl! Bulldogs' signal-caller J. D. Earlch ran 65 yards on a quartertiack sweep on the third play to ~flake It 6-0. A kick for the extras . .was !)locked. ·. Meigs, playing without the servlCell d four expected starting sermrs lncludtng co-captains Huey Eason lind J. R. Kitchen plus Raymond Rider and Steve Musser, tied It at 6-6 on a 79 yard drive. Sophomore Wes Howard scored from a yard ~t while the extm point kick was wide . Athens made It 1U three JXlsses· Slons later when ~h llred a 49 )lard bomb to end Rlkkley· Bryailt, f Ohio u lverslty head coach BOD o n the ~ Blyant. Eark:h l"'ded extra point. 'n1e scrimmage's scoring on the • lty 1 el lllded with Krls Yai'S ev cone Kostlval' s one yard run and Eark:h's exira point conversion. : Athens outgalned Meigs :;ro.l32!n · fttal rds AHS had 1~ yards .., ya . · . tf \.,, ' . . ~Vll.LE' - An orpntzll· tlonal ~ten:- ~· Trace Junior. Hllh .foolb811 plAyer$ Is : -lcbedlilecf 10 a.m. Sll.turday, Aug. . "" . t(tJIIt hl<ih •. libOl . 1taer ~ts two touclldowns <( thelr.;!IM pretty v;ell,:' he.-~. • t9 one. Blat Ill a ICI'Itnmage, the "We ~- some ~eirl$ tpr etw '. h ,; U'l' ....,.;., ·t (l Wllell _ IJ!IIII objective Is not ODiy to win but also learn. · · I·PAHS' head Coach Brmt,Saund· , · I• IQIItlOue l!lle1~ by~tt:We "Itblnlt~plugged\lllt.hemlc;ldle ' ··~ ·:~ 'I -..::..., u,..._ ~<eoac _· II' Woody·. ..Hayes ""· ' . ; '' _., for ourllids to 'r p aca!Dsi •:The 'Biue DeVIls~ their ! roac-.llitoughouttlle'n1underlng Herd's 1986 served season. as qua~ck l'h•u~n ~;,... tQ~r Q~ State d \ ,PQI!IIict liave •Httllli beltei Ide•·chh,Jt WI! · ·hwt·. ~ o~ _!bljil 'lhelr oi!ed tO wort o:li'~ prae!lce.'~, ~­ ~lel . ,Saturday ·morpillg ·. -!;al•n4en lf,icl.lle t!lt'~...,ae d!eY ~~ Qdisfthe lool!l!dloocfahlnii!S, '~:ff::: · ~lrlaniMlr~ on tile ~ the Falrld afteruie \ll1tb · · ·.. q!ld at ~~-.!'Field.' , slve p!&f. ' . . ·' · &pt their • l 17, 1 Browns up practice mark -to 2-0 after 17-10 win Friday to:tlost Chd~p show., . 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In the area around my oouse, I have noticed a great deal of mast (nuts) es~lally on the hickories. That should mean good hunting lor squirrels this ran. Hickory nuts are favored by !ljulrrels. &wever, a lot of. mast usually means t~ squirrels will be more scattered making them harder to locate and thus harder to hunt. :In the tri-state area Kentucky Is trlll\ltlonally the first toq>en seasoft on old bUshy tall. 'This year t~ Bluegrass state squtrrel season opens on August 16 (yesterday). ,Ohio's squirrel season follow.; by cpenlng on September 4. ..Early seasons are great !rom t~ s£andpolnt that hunters, after a long !iY·off, can once again take to the ~with gun Iii hand. care 1111st be-taken to see t,.t yj)ung squirrels frOm t~ second litter are m.t IJQ.gged during early wee!IJ. Some- ; times It may be hard to tell, • especially In earty season tollage, If ' yro are stalking a youngster. 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S.IIIIICIIOII - .-n • """ dtV• 01 ,our ~ Nell I I ·Celebratins Our NeW Century c SUtl, Roiiii:IC~ and Co., fNI I ' ' .~ ' .;., .: · F~r Mortlnform·atlo~ Call 61 ··69i~6 189 H1rryl n11 Lo• Pritt.Spaltl A•tiet n . AL·: ·CLI ' J••• ' ., . • �'' w. Ohio-Point August 17, 1988 Moseley's 'seco~chance' goal defeats Steelers, 27-24 . · · WASHINGTON (UPI)- Mark WUllanis recovered a tumble In the Moseley, battling to keep his job as endzllne to tie the score at 24-»wwth the Redsklns kicker for a 13th 9: 35 lellln regulation. season. atoned for a missed field . Laufenberg then marched his goal In the final seconds of team 67 yards In the flnal3: 23 It the regulation with a 51· yarder In fourth quarter to put Waslington In overtime that carried Washington posUnn to win the In past the Pittsburgh Steelers. regulation. But M:lseley sent an The 38-year-old Moseley's game· attempt at a :rr.yard lleld goal wide winning boot 4: 10 Into overtime right with 4 sreonds left. Friday ritght gave the Redsklns a Moseley was given a second 27-24 preseason vlctoljl and culml· chance In overtlme. nated a furious comeback !rom a Laufenberg guided Washington 24-10 fourth quarter hole engineered m a 9-play, 29-yard drive to open by three-year veteran quarterback overtime after Uonel Vital took the Babe Laufenberg. kickoff 35 yards. Moseley's lineLaufenberg passed 30 yards to drive clearEd the goalpost by James Noble with 11: 07 left In the several yards, giving Washi)Jgton fourth quarter for a TD, then Kevin its first overtime win In 1986. game : August 17, 1986 :~ Giants "You always want to redeem yourself," said M:lseley, who Is competing with live-year NFL veteran Steve Cox and USFL refugee Jim Asmus for the pia· cekcldng chores. Of the kick, Moseley said: "It felt good, but I got under It a little bit, too, and I didn't hit the real sweet spot." Moseley bad kicked ooly five regular season !leld goals longer than 51 yards In his 15 prior NFL sea9011S, the last dozen In Washing· ton, and none since 1980. The Steelers declined a holding penalty on third down to set up t~ klng field goal. GWJPOUS WHtl'E SOX CRY AND TOUR• NEV CHAMPS- 'Die G....,.. WNie Sox were the •, repdar-- aad teamey champlin the CMy Lll&le ' -•f.M&ue JIIOII'UII. Eacll player wu (a' esl!llted two champ~ lnlpllys at the learn picnic. The • : : ~; ;co.:hell were given baeat•• autographed by e~h ··• -·leammember. Front rowhR: Bryan Howell, Dennis Ml&dleU, 8ry811 llo8ter, Craig McConnlck, Shaun Waulh and Andy Sims. Middle row:- Brian Hurl, SllaDe Facemire, PhD Bradbury, Chris <llesmut and Coach David F~emlre. Coach David Johnson, .Coach Jim Chestnut, and David Evans. Not pictured, Greg Rhodes. .Jimmy Hamilton. Back row: !.i~!Gallagher, Nicklaus tied after three . t. . .rounds in International Golf event "41 ·~ .. ... ' By MIKE RABUN ',. ' ~ ' ' •' · UPI Sporis Writer :;: : CASI'LE ROCK, Colo. (UP!) :: : ;Although Jim Gallagher had played '. .· .36 holes in \~-under 135 and Jack .: ;Nickiaaus had a 144 total, they were :•. •tied entering Saturday's semifinal •: · :round of the $1 mUUon International : ;: : tQurnament. :<· The International employs a :~:;point - scoring system rather than ,: .;the traditional method of simply ~ • . -~g the number of strokes. A :: ~ ~layer receives two points for a •• 1lirdle. and five for an eagle. One point Is taken away for a bogey and three for a double bogey or worse. . Scores do not carljl over to the next round. Ali who make the cut begin the following round even. With giant chunks of prize money on the line, 39 players tackled. the difficult Castle Pines course yester· day. Only 12 will survive for Sunday's championship round. Those 12 wtll be competing for $700,1Xll. with $ll!O,(XX) going to the winner. "I don't know if it's fair," said Nicklaus of his tie with Gallagher. "But this is the way we're playing. Whether you like lt or not doesn't make any difference." For the second straight day, both Nicklaus and PGA champion Bob Tway barely avoided elimination from t~ unique tournament. . .Ditka said Anderson will not play In the same backfield as Payton, the Bears' veteran running back. With Payton getting most of t~ plaYing tlme, Anderllln said he anticipates a great deal of bench time. }VW Clark hit two home runs ID back Mike Krukow's lOOth career vlctoljl. Krukow, 12-6, equalled his career high with 12 strikeouts in his seventh complete game of the season. "Winning this game is ilo big deal because we have to play again tomorrow," said Clark. Clark's first homer, his eighth of the season, . and Jose Uribe's two-run double came off starter Dennis Powell. 2-4, In the sixth. "All games are big at this time of the season," said Los Angeles ! OhiO VGII8J Tl.rtl Outlet : SKYLINE LANES INC. 175 Sill : staved off one match point tn the · ninth game to go up 6-5. Becker held serve in the 12th game to force the tiebreaker. The powerful 18-year-old West . German fell bPhind 4-1 in the tiebreaker after a series of erratic returns off Schultz's first servl's. At · 5-5 in the tiebreaker, Schultz fired a 1986-87 WINTER LEAGUES Monday-10:00 A.M.-Men's Handicap Tuesday-10:00 A.M.-Women's Handicap 9:00 P.M.-Mixed Scratch 9:00 P.M.-Mixed Scotch Doubles Wednesday-9:00 P.M.-Women's Trio Thursday-10:00 A.M.-Women's H111dicap 11:00 A.M.-Women's Handicap 9:00 P.II.-Chtrch Handicap Friday-9:110 P.M.-Foodhandler's Mixed Doubles · 6:30 P.M.-Mixed Team2 Wornen/2 Men NAME: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Saturday night tllt us." manager Tom Lasorda. "PoWell made a bad pitch to Clark on the first ·home run, and he got the baD up to Uribe." Aslnls 3, Braves 0 At Atlanta, Bob Knepper threw his NL-Ieadlng filth shutout, and IA?nny WaUing homered and drove In two runs to power Houston. Knepper, J.5. 8, notched his eighth complete game. The left·hander matched Fernando Valenzuela of Los Angeles as the only 15-game winners In the league. Jim Acker feU to 2-2. Cardinals 4, Mets 2 At New York, Joho Morris singled home two runs In the top of TORONTO (UP!) - Two-time Becker to go up 6-5 and then made he started to get confident. Wimbledon champion Boris Becker another unforced error at the net to "''m glad I won 7·61n the set and scored a 64, 7-6 (7·5), victoljl over give Becker the match. not 6-1 because it was a toug~rtest. Bud Schultz Friday to advance to Becker said a lapse In concentra· I felt tired and lazy, but I am in the the semmnals of the $375,00J lion allowed Schultz tn go ahead in semifinals now so I should · he Player's International tennis t~ second set. satisfied," Becker sald. tournament. "At 5-1 in the second set, I was Schultz, a 26-year-old Bostonian Becker, the No.2 seed, was one of probably thinking already of hav· who played basketball at Bates only four seeds remaining. Six ing a nlce massage," Becker said. College In Maine, turned to professeeds fell on Thur.;day, Including "I lost my concentration. I started slonai tennis In lJl83. He played the No. 3 Yannick Noah of France and __::to~ge~t~ioo~se::_.~los~t~~~~~an~d!_.£::~tw~o~~ · ~on~thet!_!sa~te~l!!!Ut~e No. 5 John McEnroe. Schultz, ranked 57th in the world, ••• •••••••••·••••••••• •• ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• ••• gave Becker his toughest match ot the tournament. 0 0 Down 5-1 in the second set, 0 o . ~hultz broke Becker twice and : "Nert Door To 84 lumber" • Glllipolis Feny: draft plck a! t~ Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears, arrived at training camp In Lake Forest, m., Friday to begin his apprenticeship under veteran running back p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l Walter Payton. It The University ot Florida pro· duct signed a four-year contract for $1.3 mUllan with an estimated $400,(XX) signing bonus, team ofll· R.F .D. 1I GAlliPOLIS-PHONE l46-3362 cials said. Anderson, woo underwent a physical and joined his new team· mates in a short practice Friday The following leagues are now formin1 ... 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Expos !1-5, Cubs 1-2 Padres 2-7, Reds 1-1 At Clnclnnat1, Eric Show, 8-5, fired a four-hitter, and Bip RD~rta hit his first major-league home run to help the Padres In the second game. ln the qJener, Buddy Bell hit two homers and drove in four r:uns to pace the Reds. Mario SolD, 5-10, earned the victoljl. A TL4S TIRE SALE · Seasoncilr• - Steel Belted Radial MILLHONE'S I\.•', Peny, · 2-2., , the second c1 three CM11r1a1J pltdlenl, was tile winner, At Montreal. Rookie Luis Rivera <k:>ubled home thrff' runs, and Tim Burke, 8-4, won his firs·t major· league start as the Expos completed the sweep. Ed Lynch fell tn 3-2. Tim Wallach's two-run homer In the opener made a winner of Dennis Martinez, 2-4. Steve Trout, 5-6, took the loss. .. • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • ••••• • • • • MOUNTED FREE- COMPUTER SPIN BALANCED FREE 1,..1 1\ 11 spec~llp . <Wt~e play In the boru.jl, IIJ1'ng St. Louis. Pat : f.-16~·3[·~=~~-=-==~~J.~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UNIROYAL TIGER p•w BLEMS nn *50,000 MILE ASSURED TREADWEAR *1 YEAR FRE[ REPLACEMENT *LIFE OF THE TREAD ROAD HAZARD 1t\1 ~ HJl! the .1011111111 Ckzle Smith made a Becker advances to semifinal round in Toronto Both made 12-!oot, par-saving the last ll:lle needing a par to !lay EAST RUTIIERFORD, N.J . putts at the final hole to stay Cllt r1 a out o! the playrl.f and both put their (UPI) - The top two rated sudden death playrl.f that deter· second shot to the right d. the grren. quarterbacks In the NFL last mined the last of the 39 Saturday Tway in a bunker and Nicklaus in season were slated to play no more qualifiers. long grass. than a half each Saturday night Joining Tway and Nicklaus in Both put their third shots about a when the New York Jets hosted the today's round were such big· name dozen feet from the hole, then took Cincinnati Bengals in an exhibition players as Tom Watson, Tom Kite, turns making dramatic pars. game. John Mahaffey, Hal Sutton, Bernh· "Bob had a sidehlll putt. and it Both New York's Ken O'Brien ard Langer and Bruce Lietzke. was the toughest IJJII you could and Cincinnati's Boomer Estason BUiy Plerot scored 14 points, the have on that green." said Nicklaus, entered last season as relatively high "tal o! the week, to lead the who had tD one-putt the last four untested commodities. By the time ADDRESS: - - - - - - - - - - - - - qualifiers. Joey Sindelar had 12. greens to post his qualifying total. the season ended, they had estab· Mike Reid eagled the 17th and "But all that matters is that he lished themselves as two of the top birdied the 18th to make it Into the made lt. You can throw aU those 65s young quarterbacks In the NFL. PHONE: _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ semifinal round. and 66s out. I'm tied for the lead. The game represented a near Most noteable of those who EveiYbociY Is tied for the lead." homecoming for Esiason, who missed t~ cut were U.S. Open Those IVho did not make the cut grew up lnE&StisUp, N.Y.,neart~ ASK ABOUT OUR SUNDAY FAMILY SPECIAL champion Raymond Floyd, Lanny Friday received $2,000. Those who Jets' Hofstra University training 11 A.M. TO 2:00P.M. Wadkins, Hale Irwin and Mark do not make lt today get $6,000. The base. O'Meara. 12th and last spot on Sunday will ,-------~---..L-------__.;---------------,.....-­ Tway and Nicklaus both came to recelve $/l!,IXXJ. Lions tri PONTIAC, Mich. (UP! ) -John Witkowski sen~ that he was living on boiTOwed time in the DetroU Lions training camp and he did something about it. He rallied the Lions to a 00.27 come-!rom·behind exhibition vic· toiY Friday night over the Seattle Seahawks in overtime, tossing an 18-yard TD pass In the waning secondS r1. regulation andsettlng up Eddie Murray's wlnoing 2J.yard field goal at 3: 46 of overtlme. "It was a patience comeback," Witkowski said alter completing 7 ot 12 passes for 120 yards and one TO. "The offensive line did a job. We just picked at them little by little and moved down the field ." WitiD~Wki . who was among the final cuts with the Lions last year, sent the game into overtime, 27-27, when he hit Carl Bland m an 18-yard scortng pass with t 34 left In regulation, the fifth consecutive pass that he had completed oo the some running and weight-lifting whlie waiting to get a contract and caught some passes from Florida quarterback Kerwin Bell. Anderson agreed fu terms Wed· nesday, and Bears eoach Mike The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page C-5 keep heat on Astros; KnePper hurls fifth shutout By MIKE TUIJ..Y VPI Na&nal Baseball Writer With seven weeks left In the regular season, the only remaining suspense In the Natiortal League involves San Francisco's gutsy bld for the West Division title. . Friday night, the Giants, who lost . ·100 games last year, stayed flve games behind first-place Houston with a 5-l vlctoljl over the Los Angeles Dodgers. . "Each day Is more Important as the season goes on," said San Francisco manager Roger Craig. "This was a big lVIII for us because Houston had already won. We had to travel across the counlljl after a Anderson .· arrives in .camp Friday By United Presslntemallonal Neal Anderson, the llrst· round Pomeroy.::..Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio.-.l!'oift_t Plealllll'lt. W. Va. Chrysler -·· --·-- . ·- ' DEUVERY -~ CHRYSLER'S 5150 PROTEO'ION PLAN See lim1ted warranty at dealer. Ca.ers engine. poweltrai n and aga1nst outer-body rust· through. Excludes leases. Restrictions apply Tlll WAY WE'RE DEALING••• EVERYTHING GOES. . SO HURRY IN NOW! RIDENOUR SUPPLY . 985·3308 • A~~ Parcentage Rate Financirig for qualified retail buyers th rough Cllrysler Cred11 Corpora11on on dea ler s1ock 4r!ve. Dealer contribut•on may alfect flnB I pnca. 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'August 17. 1986 ~ejuvinated Reggie powers Angels past A's; Boston wins By 11M LVTl'REU ,: UPI SpjNta Writer ; · Reggie Jackson reUved his youth hlday nlgbl :; "I feel rejuvlnated," Jackson ~d after his firSt home run at ~ since May 14 lEd tbe 'l?'illfomla Angels to a 64 vlctol)' wer tbe Oakland A's. "I made ®me changes. Theotherswtilgwas no good. I wasn't driving the ball or ~riving ln,any runs ln. I was trying ~o get back to my swing that I've had for 18 S€11sons. : :The Angels' sixth victory In their ~st eight games moved the Amerl· can League West lellders2~games a'head of the Texas Rangers, woo lost 6-1 at Toronto. : · '"lltlrty-nlne RBI ... that makes you want to throw up," he said of his 1a~k of run production. "That's a two months." John Candelaria, 6-1, a questionable starter, had to come rut with a· 5-1 lead In the sixth Inning when his leltelbowstU!ened. Thele(l-ha!lder had struck out live and allowed just two hits, Inc~ a solo mmer by Mickey Tettleton. Donnie _Moore got the last five outs to earn his 14th good save. The loss went to Jose RJjo, 5- 9, who yielded all six Cautomta runs on six hits and stx walks In 7 2-3 Innings. In the Angels first, Wally Joyner singled with . one out and Brian Downing walked. Jackson then drove an 0.1 pitch over the rtght field wan for his llth homer of the season and a 3-{) lead. Jackson had teen In a 4-for-32 slumpenterlngthe game. Paul MoUior and then threw a powering theY anllees. Scott Bank- with one out tn tre bottom of the decisive wild pitch, helping the lEad, 6-6, lasted three Innings. Doug ninth Inning and Mike Moore fired a Brewers. Dan Plesac; !HI, pitched Drabek, 3-5, gave·up a first-Inning two-hitter to Hit the Mariners. the final two tnntngs tor the victory. run to Kansas City but ptched Moore, 7-10, picked up his first BW Dl.wley, who departed wltht'Ml strongly untl yielding to Brtan shutout and eighth complete gam~ as he struck out three and walked m and two out In tbe rmth tn favor Fisher In the seventh. two. Divis connected ott reliever r1 Sclunldt, fen to 0.5. Marlnen 1, Twins 0 BUe lays 8, Blln&en 1 At Seattle, Alvin Davis homered Keith Atherton, :Hi. At 'Ibronto, George BeU clubbed r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ a two-run homer, Clltf Johson . added a solo shot, and Joe Johnson scattered five hits over seven ln!lings, leading the Blue Jays. i Jobn!Dn, 2·1, overcame a 62-mtnute rain delay. MarkEtchrorn earned his sixth save. Ed Correa fen to 7·10 and Texas reliever Dale Mohorctc set anAL record by appearing In his ninth stratgbt game. Yanllees 7, Royala 4 AtKansasClty,Mo.,MikeEasler and Mike PagUarulo drove home tworunsaptecelnthefourthtnnlng, Red Sox 8, '11aers 5 At Bostoa, Ed RDmero capped an eight-run fifth Inning with his first mmer In nearly two years, and RD~~,er c_lelllens notched his major league-leedtnr 18th ·vtctory to lead the Red Sox. Clemens, 184 went 7 2-3 Innings. Joe Sambi to pitched the flnall1-3 Innings for his 11th save. Walt Terrell, 10-9, took the loss. lncl1118 3, Ortoleli 2 At Cleveland, Mel HaU and Col)' Snyder laced consecuUve two-oot RBI singles of! reliever Don Aase, 54, In the eighth Inning, mllylngthe Indians. Frank WWs, 1-1, pitched one-third Inning before Ernie Camacho pitched the ninth for his 17th save as Cleveland snapped a four-game losing streak. Brewers f. WhlteSox3 At . Cbtcago, Dive Schmidt allowed a game-tying, RBI single 1o earnings behind him, Perry returned to the trade he had known since his chUdhood In WIIUamston. 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BROWNING MOia586 llfSTIIf6UISHED COMBAT scop..ndmounl lncludtd •1 .75 to 5 pow12r·v1rllbl1 • IL'_.. ·j;Smith & Wesson Tholdulocopolor lhOigun slug hunting. ~.Charles Oily "Hawtlen" rlfltlt precwltlon·<:r~lltd tor Mriout shoOting and une~~:cll~ accuracy 12 ga. lull choke DemindfOn "FIELDMASTER" ~· . RIFLE ~ CHARLES DALY "HAWKEN" Rlfl.f Mi '199 '239" 95 SUDE ACTION SHOT8UI r7/ 1 iiiif!'l....- - '199~ Contour' !'Miracle·Ear Avtoloder' 5Shot · 3' . Ji:====-- - ~~ ·· Majors Bo~t .., n 3" Magnum .._bnt Rib PUMP ACTION "SPORTSMAN 12 'WINCH£J1£/l. J):rttt(,l:.Jf' ··Scoreboard • %mington ' v-- • PSE tUpet' nockl • Mlanaalllllflhtle llm6o • Sttp-lhnt tUrrur, • cemouttage fin lh :Three years ago, Perry retired after 22 seasons In the major leagues to devote full attenUon to his 400-acre farm . The two-time Cy \"oung Award winner turned to his -...a... e... 1 Cal now for ., awoin- or ""' by. fleW profession havlng grown acI Cl\i~ lrl,. this atlln for lattory eustomed to wtnnlng, to domina!· Special, buy - • ' •• FBE. lng, even U It .meant throwing an Illegal spitball now and then. frH Hearl .... AC~cing, Y111h. ' This past week, he went stacy Tad Palmer bankropt. ' H•ring Aid SpociaHst Hearing Aid lpte~aht ~ "The system's broken," Perl)' ............................... a..... ... Said- "lcan'tseeanybodymaktnglt CHESTEI 915-3307 Iii ' farming these days. It's Uke ~lng Ice In Mas~; t!Ere's no ..~a~tt~onrey~~·~Ma~ko~bn~H~o~wa~rd~·~ - ~~l~d~-------------------------------------------L------------------------------------------­ h)ture In it. I don 'I think tt was the Democrats or RepubUcans, but the ~al n embargo was the big thing. lt Slle prlceeln effect Auguet14through Auguat20, 1986. !!liVe other countrtes a chance to t;lke over the market. · · Perl)', 47, retired from baseball li!l983 alter ll'innlng 314 games. He Is· the only pitcher to win the Cy Young Award ln both major l$lgues. With his years of baseball 19 IN. SYLVANIA PUSH BmON SHOUlDER GUNS j ___--:-_ 'Miracle·Ear® his client has become a symbol of the hundreds of North CaroUna farmers who have seen their finances plowed under by factors ·~t~~acasun ,Jtmbig(on.· Help Two-time Cy Young winner files for bankruptcy . By EUJOTI' WARNOCI\ · RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Gayloi'd Perry was a great baseball Pl11yer, maybe even a HaU r1. portsman Get Ready Sale • .. I Sho1ppl.~11 Plara · Gallipo,Js, Ohll 45631 Rt. 35, Spring '2" �• air report 1• •- a nrllll'l't , CS, 2 door llalchbaek, Uehi bb!UDetallic, 4 opeed, blue dGib Interior. 10644 LIST . . .. .180113.00 Leaa Gribble Disc. 4'111.00 Yoar Price , .. , .. . IQJ%.11 11M CHEVY a!EVIm'E 2 door balcllback,' automalic, l]8bt blue met.Jlic, blue vinyl interior. mlo7 IJST ". ' . . ' .' ' . .$6310.00 Leaa Gribble Disc. 412LIIO Yow- Prtce .. ., ... $5W.II 11M CHEVY qtEVETrE 2 door haldlbadt, dar1l red with red villyl boeket seats, 4 speed. N1131 IJST . . ..... , . ~-00 Leaa Gribble Disc. -fl'/7.110 Yoar Price . .. .. .. IQII.II -CHEVY CIIBVlm'E 2 door haldlbadt, ll&bt blue metallic willl blue cloth interior, 4 opeed. mu IJST ........ ... $10113.l10 Leaa Gribble Disc. -¥181.110 Yoar Price .. ., ... IQU.M 1• CHEVY CIIEVETI'E tdoor haldlback, dar1l red . willl red vinyl bucket seats, 4 opeed. 11134 lJST . . . .I&Oe.OO Leaa Gribble Disc. -fi'I'I.OO Yoar Price ... .... IQII II 4 - 11M CHEVY NOVA · 1ijht blue ..;w,; me4alllc:, rear defiWr, air ~, sport mil ..... power steering, AMIFM stereo, haiGgen heacllamps, ~ speed. m11 · IJST . . . . . . . 191~.00 Leaa Gribble Disc. ..1024.110 Your Price ....... IIJJZ.II ltll CHEVY NOVA 4 door oedan, dark red metallic, air condilionin&, automatic, power steerinl, AMIFM stereo radio. m24 4 I* CHEVY NOVA 4 door oedon, red flniah, ..... window defrlllller' air candi· tionin&, 1port mirrors, 1111 CHEVY SPI!X:IRVM 2 door batcllback, ~fiver molalllc, bodysicle stripe, 5 apoed, AMIFM radio, floor automatic, power.-..!ng, AMIFM stereo, halogen I:JST .. . . .19461.110 Leaa Gribble Disc. ..11170.110 y - Prl<t ..... . ........ beadWnpo. m21. lJST .......... .$10,311.110 Leaa Gribble Disc. ..1,1!1'1.110 Yoar Price . . . ., .. pm.M liM CHEVY NOVA 4 door !edan, air cooditiM· 11M CHEVY NOVA 4door oedon, silver melallic, 5opeed. 13116 lJST . . . . . . . . . . f8112.110 Less Gribble Disc. -4B.IIO Yoar Price ....... $7111.10 ing, automatic, AMIFM slonoradio,powersleering. 112031 LlST · ·- · -- --- --. 19707.110 Leaa Gribble Disc. "'11114.110 . Yoar Price .. ... . .IIIU.M 1!181 CHEVY NOV A 4 door sedan, medium sray/silver' rear defroster, automatic, power steering, 11M CIIEVY NOVA AM/FM, halogen 4 door sedan, dark red headlamps. *1706 metallic, rear defroder, air condltiMing, sport mirron, IJST ., .. .. . . . $10,MI.IIO 5 speed, power steerinl• Less Gribble Disc. ..IZII.IIO Yov Price ...... .PUB.II baiG8en befdlamps -LIST , .. .. .. .. . .. 111~.110 Leaa Gribble Disc. ..1024.110 Y- Price ....... IIIJtM i..; CHEVY NOVA ' UM~NOVA 4 dor batchbaek, dark red/sliver, electrtc rear defrooter, air c:ondltlonln&. automatic, sport mirrors, balosen headlampa, AMIFM stereo radio. 11313. lJST . .. . ..$18,MI.IIO Less Gribble Disc. ..IDI.IIO Yoar Price ..... . .. .. power st.-lng, AMIFI(, radio, halogen heocU•,.. 11153 IJST .. .. .. .. ..tiiO'I.DO Less Gribble Disc. -41109.00 YoorPrtce ........ . . ... mats. 161i73 IJST .. ., .. ...... - fi'I~.IIO Less Grlb!l)e Disc. -¥164.110 Yoar Price .........I.M ' 1111 CHEVY NOVA 4 door aedan, medium gray metsUic w1t11 cbarcoal cloth interiar' radial tires, 5 opeed manual, 4 cylinder, radio. - UST . . . .. $7141.110 Less Gribble Disc. -t142.110 Your Pme .. ..... fltlt.ll 1. . CHEVY CHEVETI'E CS, 4 door, medium brown wllll camel cloth interic.-, tinted llul, Door mats, rear defogger, factory air, sport ' Ures, trim rinp, ~ speed manual, 4 cylinder, pin stripes. ~1944 IJST .. ........... fT/15.110 Leas Gribble Disc. -fiM.OII Yow Price ... .. .. tlliil.ll air conditioning, .rear llefroeler, crulae 'control. aport mirrors, body rm slripln&, automat\<, tilt steering wheel, AM/FM slere\). Hill UST . .. ... ... .. $12,651.00 Less Gribble Disc...1716.110 Y- Prlee ..... fJO,m.ll Less Gribble Disc. ..1046.00 ... v... Price fW!t.• IIIII CHEVY CHEVETTE 2 door, ll&bt blue wltb blue Interior, 4 cylinder, 4 speed IJST .. $S931i.IIO Less Gribble Disc. -fl64.110 Yow Prlte ....... tsm.• · mirron, 4 eylinder, automatic, trim rings, whltewaU radlala, AMIFM radio. IS$41 IJST . . . .. . . .. . . $7816.110 Less Gribble Disc. -$i130.110 11M CHEVY NOVA 4 door !edan, 1iBbl blue ·Yov Price ...... $UII.M metallic, 5speed, blue cloth illterior. 1168~ UST ...... ... .... $7141.00 Less Gribble Disc. -fl42.110 Your Prtee .. ., .. .$111t.lll Champions purchased during ·fair's annual livestock sale 1• CHEVY 4 door ~ llBbt blue 4door metallic wtllf. blue dolb inter!..-, rear del.; fallautAimallc, tory air, lpOI'l mirrors, 4 crulle ~M stereo. 1111011 cylinder, 5 opeed ~ual. power steering, radial tires, lJST .. . .. ....... ll,$1lDO halogen headlamps, lea Gribble Dilc. -flMI.IIO AMIFMstereo.r1717 Y• Prlee ...... .$1171.1t LlST . .. f$l5UI 1111 CHEVY CELEBim'Y · Leaa Gribble Disc. -tliiii.DO 4door oedon, medium gray YoarPrtce . ......••11 metallic, tinted glua, air • IIIII CHEVY SPECI'RUN candiUMing, sped illlrrors, 2 door ilatcllbaclt, red with crulle conlrol, ·autamallc, gray cloih lnteric.-, noor AMIFM stereo. lliOi4l mats, AMIFM stereo, radial UST .. .. . .$11,51b.IIO August 17, • RESERVE CHAMPION till CHEVY CELEBRITY s:' STEEk - ·' lbe, ; •!IIIII i-ne ~. l'lcmred are l·r, Kevin Gn~eser, DocJser Vaughafl, Donia ~e. Fair Queen, Don Vaughan of Vaughan's CaniJiUII,Illllldlnl AllhJey Vaughan Brian . Jor . ' ·, Freemu, Fair King, Karen Moody, and do• flrown, Beef Q!leen. ."champion steer was purdiUed II ·• 4 door sedan, 1iBbl brown metallic, tinted glass, rear· defroster, air condiliMing, . crui~ CMtrol, automatic, tilt steering wheel, AMIFM stereo. 14111 IJST . . . . . . .. .$12,851.110 Leas Gribble Disc ...1716.110 Your Price . .. .. $11,115.M • , .4-H·FFA Uveslock sale Frt1W Jd&bl ·:CoonQI Fair by Vaugltan's C8rdlnal;• :;53.25 per pound. 'lbe OW!Jer 'WJW~'. l ·• ' " ' .. . By KATIE CROW 'l'lme&&nttnel Coi I e&jModent ROCK SPRINGS - Big Bend Foodland purchased the grand champion steer at the annual Meigs County 4-H-FFA Junior Llvesock saJto held at U!e Meigs County Fair Friday night. The antmal oWJJ€d by Jeff Parker, Reedsville, sold for $7.10 per pound up$i.90apoundoverlast year. Last year's steer owned by Paul CoUins, Reedsville, sold tor $2.~ per pound. In addition to the grand champion Big Bend Foodland purchased two other animals. For the second year consecutive year Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant, New Haven and Mason, purchased the grand champion lamb for $14 per pound. The animal was owned by Jennifer Taylor, Pomeroy. Last )"ar's lamb, oMJed by Jody Taylor, went for $9.25 per pound· .This year's lamb was up over last year's animal $4.75 a pound.The bank also purchased, in addition to the grand champion lamb, two other animals. The grand champion lllg was purchased by The Fanners Bank & Savings Co. for $5.~ per pound. It was owned by Eric Powell, Reedsville. Last year's IIJg, oMted by Amy Ritchie, sold lor$4.75 per pound up 45 cents on ttwo pound over lasl year. The bank also !Jlrchased ttwo reserve champion lllg owned by Mary Parker, Pomeroy for $3.70 per pound. 1 For !he fourth collSECuliVe year The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. was ttwo largest single buyer with ttwo !Jlrchase of 1J animals. The reserve champion steer was !Jlrchasoo by Vaughan's Cardinal lor $3.25 per pound owned by Kevin Grueser, Racine. Last year's reserve champion sold for $1.40 per pound and was owned by Ken Ritchie , Rt. 2, Coolville. Vaughan's Cardinal also pur. chased the reserve champion pail;_ of lllgs for$1.50 per pound owned by Delani Baker, Pomeroy. Vaugh· an's Cardinal purchased a total of four animals. Gene Whaley of Whaley's AutQ Parts, Darwin, purchased the grand champion pair of lambs fol! $1.~ . The animals were owned by, Lori Burke, Coolvllle. Fruth Pharmacy purchased the; reserve champion lamb for $3.51} per pound. it was owned by Tracy Beegle, Racine. · The reserve champion pair ci lambs were purchased by Racine Home National Bank lor $2 per pound owned by Michele Guess, Tuppers Plains. The bank also purchased the grand champion pailr ot lllgs !or$2.50per pound owned by G~r Holcomb, Rt. 3, Albany. The Racine Home National Bank was the second largest single buyer having purchased seven animals. · (Contlnuc'!l on D-2) llll t:HE1>'Y CELEBRITY 4 door sedan, medium 11111 CHEVY CELEBRITY brown metsUic, llnted Blass; 4 door aedan, white fiallll, air condillonlns, sport mlr· tinted glua, air conditlonrors, cruise conlrol, In!!. cru11e conlrol, sped automatic, AMIFM stereo. •:m . "' mirrors, automatic, AMIF", radio. 116854 LIST -.. . .$11,518.110 UST .. ,_........ $11,1'18.01 11M CHEVY CELEiiiUTY LesaGribbleDisc ... IMI.IIO LeasGribbleDiae. -41546.01 4 door aedan, bladt fiallll, Yoar Prtee .... .. .tlfn.M Yoar Prtce ....... $Mit.. maroon dollllrUrlor, llrUd glass, rear cJelrlliller, air 1111 CHEVY CELEIIIUTY 1111 CHEVY CELEIIIUTY CCIIIIltiMillg, lpOI'l mirron, 4 door ~. dart llllniOII 4 door oedon, liBbt blue body pin striping, ·crulle melallic, tinted gluo, air metallic, tillted gloss, air control, autollllltlC, tllt ~ cndle c.'U1trol, I Cllllllllllonq, clllile control, wbeel, AMIFM stereo radio. lpOI'l mirron, automatic, automatic, AMIFM steroo. AMIFM stereo. 11333 11109 10410 IJST .... ....... $12,7$4.110 LlST ..... " .... $11,511.00 IJST ........... $11,518.00 Leas Gribble Dilc. -41'/M.OD Leas Gribble Disc. -tlMI.IO Leaa Gribble Disc. ..1546.00 YOif Prlee ..... $11,MLM Ylll!" Prlee .... ... fii'IZ;II Yoar Pl'let ....... eii'JUI '"., 6. 90Jo FINANCING. AVAIWlf FOR 36 MONTHS WITH APPROVED CREDIT ON: PAJR OF HoGs Vaugltans'• Cardliial, MlddlejMlii, Jllrduuoed the reser11e duunplon pair of llllp m $1.110 per pound at • iti!lmRW VRAMI'ION the IIIIIIWll 4-B-FFA Uveslook saJe· held Friday alghl at the 1\lelp Coianly Fair. 'lbe animal wa& owned by .' 53.10 per pound. 'Die anmal was owaed by Mal)' Parker, Pumao.t. I'II,Jtured are Ted~. proBL!eat, Fair Kln1 and Queen, BrlaD Freeman and Donia Crane and Mary Pllker, owaer. . RESERVE CHAMPION HOG - 'lbe r .ve · 'dlamplon Illig was purchllled by lhe Fumen Baak ;:and Savings Co., 1\t die 1111111111 4-B·IIF~ Uv~k :a.~e held at die Melp Coun17·hlr f"rrUJ J11P1 tor ....' ' ' .. ' ..' Rtm:RVE CHAMPION PAIR OF IAMBS- 'Die ._..... champion pair ollambs were purd;ased by the Racine Home 1)/atlonal Bank, Racine ..,d Syl'lll!use, for $2 per pound al the an..W 4-IJ· FF A llveslock 8111e held ~ nlgbl atlhe Melp Counly Do~Mt we.-:..........,_r-rec~ ..., ...... DiiO!p~ Vaupan, Karea Moody, Ashley VIIIJihan, Fair King . and Queen, Brian Freeman and Donia Crane, Don . Vaupan, of Vaupan'• Cardinal and Delanl Baker, owner. Fair. Plclured are Tom WoUe, presldeat of llwo ~ ­ Shelly Smllh and Michele Guess, owner, l·r, ..,d llr: Fair Kin1 and Queen Brian Freem.., and Donia; Crane. �• Page 0·2- The Sundily TITIU·Sentinel Champions ,August 17. 1986 Pomeroy-Middlllp(ltt-Galipolia, Ohio-Point Plaumt. W.Va. Augutt 17, 1988 LAMJIS Lori Buriu!, (G.C. P.alr), :110, SUI, Wllale:l'> Auto Pll'!l,lluwtll; Tracy lleeKie iRC J. Ul, $.\!10, Fru!ll'a PI!~ f.ll. c11e1e Guou, 225, D. Racine Home National Bonk; Adam SbeeU, Ill!. 13.Zi, V"''lhan's Cardinal; Lori llw~. 112, 13.21!. Ken'! Appllan<e!; Lori IM'Ioo, -121, $2.:15, Cole'a Sohlo; Soott Burke,, 131, IZ!Al, ~r's Bonk; Mindy Spelcer, ~ Jl .~. Bonk One; Din Leonard, 100, $2.'15, Racine HO!lll' National Bank; Mindy Spmoer, 110, $2.5), Holler Cllnlc; Mart Howard, 117, $2.~ Cenlral Trus~ E!ic1borm, 110,12 21!, Racine Home National Bani!. Din Leonard. U0.12.SJ. Ken's AAlllancel; Randy Burlre,l23, 1:!.'15. VaUJIIIut'sCanlnal; ..rayne RUehle, 117, 12.21, F'iirnm Bank & • 5avlnjj$, MlcheleGIK!II, JILl'!, Karr's Sheep 1'arm; Michele Guess, 9!. fl. Tr!Counly 'Meat; Amy Shrtvers, l'IL "" :ll, ltlz<'s Used Can, Herbert Role, 136, $2. !diiior Car Broic«s; Cyllnda Frederick, liJ6, 12. All<> elated Falrlcalln; Ao<1Y Rlloe, 122, n '15, Ronnie scon Ins.; Poole. w. 12.SJ, Racine Homo Nat'! Bank; Adam Sheets, 118, $3. !!Ia 'Foodland; llerll!rt RDse, 102. llSJ, llank ~ Amtly Dlx..,, 113, n '15, Larry Spencer. Oerk or Courts, Eric Thoren, 136, D. PldJ Roberts, County engineer. Amy Sllrtve'&, 118, II SJ, RiVl'l' a~y Farm &IIIPIY: Tracy Beesie, il!l, 11.'15, Hemlock Pli>ftlile.,L Shelley Smith, 107, $I.SJ, Peoples Bank, ,.., Pleasant & New Haven; Jayne Rlt<:hle, 'fl, S2. Keebau~'s Shake Shoolle; Jerud Cook, 118, II :IQ,SOnatorOakley Colllils; Kim Slfwart, 117, $I 'Ill, v.....ans Memorial; Brenda Alb, 135, 11.:10, Ervin Farn11, Missy Howard, 91, D.· Farmers Bank & Savings; Michelle Matthews, 87, $1.'15, ~rural Trust; Riehle Hunt, 91. 51.50, Ohlo Valley Lr..stock; Rex JustiS,115,$2 :ll, River City Farm!llpply. Betty Jo Hunt, 87, $I 75. Keebaugh's; Mldlelle Matthews, Ill, $I 75, Boas Sales & Service; Kristen Fredl!l'lclc, 92, $150, Farm CretiC h; Nancy Nally. iii, $I 75, MGM Farm II)'; ~ Rlloe, 212. $1, Ohio Valley LivEStock; Betty Jo Hunt 215, $1, River City wur 8 H«<maJ!, • nm. sentinel -~ 992-2156 Rftlster ./....:'·675-1333 . '•' ' Public Notice aeparate M'ld com- niUit be ProJect length - 32 Mobile Homea ha County Courthou1e. at REPS NEEDED for bualn• acoounta. Full-time'. •eo.ooo10 00 A M Tuaodlly, Au· 180,000. PO~ ·timo, 112,000· gust 19, 1986 BY ORDER OF 111.000, ... - ·· rapoot bullnMt. s.t your own hOura. GALLIA COUNTY Treinlng provid .. CaH 1· 112· COMMISSIONERS 9 Wented To Buy 938-•70, M -F, Bam 10 &pm Joan Davio, Cltrk l'*!trol...,drod tlmo). AUGUST 17 We PI¥ o.eh for lite modtl clun Toi.........Boldtorlorpoll·tllllo ueld care. work. .l1oUrt¥ w-u• plul\ bonus. Jim Mink Chev.·Otds Inc Annou nee111 e11 ts 304-f?&·UU. 1111 G.Mtl Johnton =--=-------81·· ... 1·3872 3 Announcements TOP CASH poltl fo< '83 model up 1nd dehverv. Oav11 Vacuum 446-0294 Decorated cake~ for any ace• IK>n Weddtngl I IP8CIIhY Will deliver for small fee 814·992- 6501 and ._.. uMd Clra. Smith luldt·PontiiC, 1111 Ealtem luyi'IQ dally gold, litvtr COinl, ring~. jftwelry, n..tlng ware, ofd coins, lira• c:u,.,cy, Top pri· eM Ed. 8urkett Barber Shop, pltte. The Oallio-Molga 11 .750.00 lin feet or 2 225 Care for the eldetty, room. Community Action Agency mile 2nd A... Mlddlsport, Oh e14· a bo1rd. laundry 24 hour care ........ the right .. wlive I Work Length 1 Reuonlble r1tn Lots T L C 992· 3471 •nv -.forrMiitils or to reject 11,827.00 ion . loot or 2 240 3oo.n3-6828 : )ony IW all bido. For further in· miles. I I' IIIII' v 'Ill' 11' .. lorrn.tion contiCt Mr Sid Pavement Width - 36 SINGLES Meet ohters hom your 1re1 and eltewhert AH · Edwarda et 367·7344 or feet Si:r J 111: . 19"' Don' t be lonety H H C , ' JI92·6129. Btdd1ng on th11 Pro,ect 11 8011: 81, l4NIIy, W Va 28178 ·(81 3, 17, 2tc 11 Help Wanted restncted to Mtnority BusiPublic Notice .. LEGAL NOTICE : • Offers will be rKeived et . ~he office of Bornord V. • f'uttz at 111 'h Woot Second 'Str•t. Pomeroy. OhJo. until ).u.,ot 22, 1818 at 10:00 -A M. for the purohoae oftt. "Edna F Wilker rae! eotato : )he rNI oatato is a 2 otory · .frame ctwoUrng situated at "110 Hamlhon StrHt in the ::Village o1 Middleport. OhK>, · .consisting of 3 bedrooms, ·1y, batha. kitchen. din11g ~room. central 11r condition· Jng end two . . ctosed · -porche1 Immediate poun· : '110n. The rtghlll reserved tp . .reject anv end ell bide. · Novo F. Ruautl. Elllecutr~• ~8)13. ·20. 7tc of the Eltate of Edna F. Wa._er CAID OF fHA•s Wt would like to tltprtSI our sinrer• apprftiGtion to all ""o htlptll in any way during the and dHih of our land ono, Tony fowltr. A spacial thris to friatlk. ~ 1 and rtlatins wllo •isitod. ~· food, and m.... llowon. A ~pecial thris to law. lorlldan lot' his """"'ing wwtk, aho to .......(oats.Jiow• fu. ...... HorN, and to tho pol· Milt ....... nttghbors and re· latins ore truly a blt11ing. The family of Ton Fowler W1ntad ride to Marhull Untverllty Mon tnd Wed, 304·876· 6499 or 676-46&6 123.151 (8) f21 ol the O.R C. by the State Equal Em- 4 ptoyment Opportunrty Co- Giveaway ordin8tor and qualified to bid w~h ODOT under Chap· 3 sm1ll pupp1e1 tor 5525 ol the 0 R C 2603 "The data aet lor co mple lion of this work shall be as aet forth in the bidding pro posal " Each bidder shall be re · quired to file wtth h1s b1d a certifted check or cash1er ' s check for an amount equal to f1ve percent of hts bid, but 1n no event more than fifty thouaand dollars, or a bond for ten percent of h1s bid, payable to the Director Bidders mu11apply, on the proper forma, for qualifications at le11t ten days prior to the d•te •t for opening btdl 10 accordance with Ch•pter 5&25 Ohio Revtted 14. 15, 17. 18. 19. Codo Card of Thank a 1 nest Enterprises (M BE · s) certified as MBE 's 1n ac · cordllnce With Sect1on Plans and speciftc atlons are on f1le 1n the Department of Transportation and the of fuce of the Otstrtct Deputy Director The O~rector reserves the nght to re.aect any and all bids WARREN J SMITtl DIRECTOI1 AUG 10, 17 Public No1ice PUBLIC tiEARING All 1ntae1ted panies are urged to anend a pubhc hear1ng for the use of bnne for dust and / or ice control at L. Dean Harris, et al laase roads in Add1son Township Hearing w1ll be held in the Galha County Comm11110n· er' a Off1ce at the Gal· Call 814 379- old pupp1es, moth• )I Beagle, blue tick rNx Cen 7 wk 614-388-8768 Free pupp1• pert And.. e Terr1er, part Collie. Ca11114-3?9 2313 Two bags of yard sale. leftovers to gwuway C•ll 114 388· 8449 3 dog• to give .Wflf to good home 2 femal• end 1 mtla Pen Sheptuwd Call 814 ·892· 7468. P1n Ba.gle pup 5 months old to grve away Se1 Frank Cltl1nd or Todd T1ylor 11 RICWUII Mi~ted breed dog to giveaway to good home Lovft kld1 4'h yurt old C1ll 61.t·992· 2172 2 young dog1 304·876· 2347 . 3 week old orphan k1nent. 30•· 675 · 3486 Happy Ads Want to meet ret1ree·•geperaon w•th 1trong tnlet'ett in 11rty. local hiltory lnd With ICCtfl to I small motor boat Write to RJ 8 . PO Box 419, Po~nt Plauan1 WV 26650 6 Los1 anti Found CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appretiation to ewr· yone who has been so kind and thouchtlul d11· i!1 the illness and death dour loved one, Michael Todd Spe111. Thinks to all our friends, nel&h· bors. and relatiws who sent flower and cards, brotllllt food, and II· ~~~~n~btred us with their Pflrtrs and support. Stlecill lhanks to A StJecial Wislt Fo111dation for 1rtnti11 Todd his "special wislt"- a computer - which pw him IIIUCh enjo,.nent d11i111 his hospilal slly a'nd also to Jim 8rnch of the Cincinnati Bttwals for lakil1· limt 10 visit a J0tt111 .fin to make his llit days hippy. Many lhanks to all wllo "wert rtiPOIISiblt for his llltlftorilfbtMfit 1011111 sq. Yaur kind· !IllS. will never bt for· aotten. - "''lriaa at. Ylttraris Ml~tal for th;ir cara and kindntt1 that ..__ in any way. Her Sisters, ... Mrylllll Alklliuei~ Clllrlis and ltlty Sell ill MatMcP"" and Joy and Ktwin leota Ferrel t7S9 Plrt·tlme 11eretary and full lime blbylltter lco.min•J in my horm In Qalipolis Ref•tncet lnd experianc. 1 mu11 . Call e14·...1·1122 1ft• &PM. 2 tor, cMataop•lngl for m•llltn end dlmonatrltan In tbil are~ ll's •MY. fun 1nd proflt8ble. We t.ve over 700 •citing lo\'1 end Qiftl lellluring IM n-.v Mimat~ t1lklng dol C ricktl whic:h will be ldv.rtiled crt nttional T V No Cllh lnvllfmlftt. no collecling, m dtltv«ing 1nd no NfVlca dl . . . All you ntldisad... rtto mike mon.,,h.vefun end I few hourt of ll)trt tfme. No txp• rill'l~ neu..ary Call 1·800· 12 """'D · CoN 105·M7·11000 En R-9806 EASY ASSEMBLY WORK! n1• 00 I* 100 Ouerantted PIYmlnl No ulel. Dt1aill·tend stemp.t envelope: Ellft· 71 &. 3418 Entttprfll, Ft Pitrca, Fl. 33482. S~al . ' runlng ure tor lkl•tv LPN ot AN to co~lett mobile insuranoa bam In Pomeroy er• b.CIIIII'It part-11me poaiIIOn Send fiiUmt to PMI. P 0 lox 2287, Huntington, W Ve In Memoriam Remembenng linda Lou Stewart Who Passed Away August 16. 1973 OPENING AVAILABLE Mllmg Mltfl'i Mac't ..arenteed lint of toy1, gifts, home decor hams etc NO deltvlfing. collet:ting or i1viiUMn1 Your hourt. Cell 304·1171·57151 or 1-1100·882· 1072 2 In Memoriam They uy thai ~illll wilt Nil 1111 pain, the hurt, and ttl 1111 sorrow That time will hill all the wounds IIHIIIICh lrichl and 111W t!IDIIOW. We cannot know what lits ahead from day to pas· sine day. Whit chances God is plan. nin1 in His W1Seand lov· in& way. We cannot know the rusons why our sorrow hn to be. Why we must losetht ones we need *'d IOyt ISPI· cially. · We cannot ltnow- but 111 can lruS1, and fait- CIR help us find Our way to those toii!Or· rows that will brio& us puce of mind. Alwi¥S Loved 1!111 Miued by flntlly lnd f i But without ,a~r pt'aanaJ in cur Iivia,.llt'w fuund 0111 lliil& Is.'true - That our ltvu haw nol bt.. tilt Ume l!lrilt llvlna wllho1t you.,. In Iovin& memory of our father - ' W. H. "Bill" Francis, who PISSM IWIY cin his blrthdly, Aua. 16, 1966, 20 ye1rs 110. .. By Bill Fr1ncia 1nd Klthy (Frlncls) IIMd o.. 82.8. 3 bodroo:.11(1 botf>ho~wHh 814·448·11M1 . 38 '•rv• tot e14·982·U24. 6 room t.oua. 1.2 lcrti.'Doublt c•a-111• Loc.tedonAo.. Hill Trl-ltltt. For mortlnform~lton. o-r~• Forced air gu h.,.t, own phont D~ntax In GtiUpolis, water well. lerg•lot and 1p1tn\.. 814·...1·1t7S, ' n111oe frte•ktlng . «5.000. Can· 4307 ovarringo. 1981 Ookllroek 14•70 uP*'!do.·eltCtrio.-•11••" ..... tor, 111• ful:aeol. Wccclbumet'. 3 bodnra1""• ........ lUll. 2 ful ea-378·1158. ' ' t•4PM. 1874 &tor Duot - " -.... 2 bdr .. 2 botlra, 011. Ll, ........ ntiiW'· tum... t.ot: wtter ttM: • 18 Wanted to Do carptt. JPtolll otfel' Own• mu11 P.M l-----...,.-...,--- v_., 1.U this •mall but underprl~ hperlenc.d bookkeep• takino naw accounts CaH 114· 441· 7093 horN loCitld on MIU Crttk St Clo11t0 the new swimming pool II\ Gelhpolls Cell 114·441· Ctll 814-441-3817 197d Nuhua 12xl0 with 41 Houses for Rent 2 Irdr. good cood .. 19 Gorllold Avo. a22e mo , ptuo •no clop Coiii14-...I-182S. 2 bdt hou10 on Dry Aldgo,Rd Patriot. OH . 1170 mo. lnoludlng wator. Cohvo. 814-"'1·4703. n• Q..upoHI .. houM whh ntw plulh c--"'a. drlp.-1•. wlndawa. inM.tlol'llon. wiring.· Hou• 11 .,.._, •no P• mo. C.l 814·211·11110. . 2or3bdr hou•lnMidll pal •c. air cond.• dilhw11her, locttkm. Coli 814-.....1208 oftllr 8.11. L..rve. IPICioul 2 bdr. Wtndlor, 10•18""""' te,500 noog. Coli Z blth, din...,.om, con-lront locotlon on Rt 7 CoU1<1-24181-·388·801i0 2538 IS18. Gov..-nment homaa from 11 lu 197314•11 Hor'rll_ho_ 2 bdr, 1 bltll, t• """-· How eoon c1n you mow into • r~pairl . Dtllnquent w prop.-ty ltove, ret.. wuh• • ..... . . . , than new home7 2 bid- · R--olon• Coli 906·187· lndud• LA, OR. lett, blmt. 1tt• ..-........ awrrlng. 8000 Elll'l . H-980& for currtnt blod<o c•>troi'AC. pric:o t7.000. llundry, D•· on4 lovely: repo 1'-t Ctll 814·.,.8·1780 or 114· yard. Choloolo~lon . Vlrliollo L. Smith Aool Eot.to. 114·381.. 448-1724. 1128. 12x8& GrtyWOOd. 3 liedeooms. Csll 814-742·2781 or 114· Dupl• for r.m 848 StDDntll: Av.., G•Mipolil. 3 bdr. flvtn- · groom. dil'llngroom, new- kh· · do.,, bac:kyord, rolritt.'• rango.: 742 ·2777 21 Busineu Opportunity 6239 Fort•leorrtnt 3btdroomhome 1n Chllttr. RemoMiect khchen. Pr.ter oldtr coupte. t200. rant plus utilit'- and MCUrity. I• rtOUt Clll•• only 11•·912· !NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLfY PUBLISH· !NO CO . ....,......,.,. t~lt you 7212 dO bulin•• wtth peple you know , ~d NOT to lll"'d monty HouN for 1ala Rtductd fOf thrvup thlmell untH you hM quick ule For mort informainvootlgatod tho ofl..trlg., tion, call 114·112·7244. Need extru nney? Friendly ro mt toy Plrdal his lmmtcfltta for mtlf'lllllrl 1nd dln\On•rators in thie area. lt't ••Y· fun and profitable. We hew OVIf' 700 exchtng toya and t,. tolking doN "Crldoat' ' which Will glftl f. .turing ntw' lftimtted btldV«ttltd on n81:iDnat1V. No - h lnVIJII-t. no ooi~Kttnt, ..., doliv-g 011!1 no -co ch•ge. ARyou ntedlta..-,.to mllltmonll¥, hwefunMdlfww hourt of lpact time, No MP• ri•oe ntceeMry. Ctlt 1·800· 227-1110 '*' In GalliPolis, Ohio. Well lltlbllahed In Cl)nVII'Iitnt downtoW location. No fOod, liquor or clothk1g. Growth and txptnslon llmk.t anty to your ambition. Ellm • v.., attr.c:tlve Income wtile being your own bo ... tnd hatplng or oornmunity Stnd lnqulrtJ to . B.F S, P 0 . lo• t227, Qo!tipolis, Oh 46131 . ,g.:_nlllty trinlleiiH m~2n. ''t.-· - Sale by ownw, Greenbrier En· 1181, 3 bedroom house, 2 Yt b.lths, t.p living room. dining room. air cond, tamlty room whh wtt bar and wood burning tlraplece, 2 Dlr gu.ga. 2.'1.1: acre lot. 8-n b., o~t"*'t only. 304-871-3811. 3 bedroom houM, hilt ecre. 1982Cioyton.1Zrrto.olloiGirlc. -m. louftdry. b....,arrt. t338 304-871·~411 ptuo dopoah. 8t4·192·7177 1-lful homo In Syra...,.. 3 '. • IM!Idfoome, W.rge lewn and c.· plit. R.t..nCM NqUired. In· acf'M whh tobacoa Met and 3 ootbultdlftgt~ . ~ milo,. lup Cr• n.. Crown Ctty'. Cal 21 814-388·8123. 103 •ere t•m 7 room-.... both Froo ... AM-... rittloio. Tobacco beu. Gthtra. &t~ 742·2142. quire i:()().I ·OO at 1,14·882·1ZIS. ~ ,bodroom houso. 2211 Joftor-' IIIDftiA~cii'IMtwttk~onlv. · UOO.OO month, plus ~lit. .. ..... 304·171·3181 : full drojb_.,. , 3 lttdr.,ma, full ' Lincoln Av•.. 3 . - houll. fuN doy• •• cood. -lnsulotoctl- fuel: bill Rtnt: •tlrtlna e27&.oo•• ,.,_.. ._!rod, 304-17111H2 or e75·4180 Mt. V.-non Aw .• aft' 34 32 Mobile Homee BusinBulldinll• for Sale Muat 1111, 14a70, 2 IMIIdroom, 1 'h bllhl. ClfP•ed. turnllhed, porch, utility, 2 •p~ndoe. Almost a doubl• wfd• at a llnglt wide prioe. AI tl.atrtc. on rlf\ltd hllf acre. Na NIIOnlbl~ aff• Hou• for rent In Middll!pOrt. 4 IR., 2 bath, ftncN lnyarct,lq• lrltalr.,, F.R., formol dining nt cond, - -- ·2459 304·S7e-1279 Very IUCC*aful. unique busi- 23 Leon INa, 7 rooms, yerd. gtrden IPOt. School bus route . 111.000 00 After 5·00 PM MOBILE HOMES MOVED: In· tured. rHIOftlltfe ..... C•• U10 plus utl~lto • -rlty 304·S7e·2331 dlpoah Col 814·"1·0190. · 1979 Holly Paot. wk11 oio_.to, fUo Grendt .,... 3 bedroom hut pufl1), tXOIIInt •"•lion, home, ~an. t300 rental. eec:ur· 304-t71·8110.- 6 :10. lty MpDait and r.t•~~~:cee. no . potlll Coli e14·441·4208. 1878 mobllt 1biO, ell SMM. electric, style rtiteufenl 1for tel• D-5, llclnlo, ........ buoln. . opp. Locatool at 3t Cclurt It , Qolllpotll. Prtcod to toll Col Del 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 814·448.0021. Tr11ltrs lor rent, A•rcond . cebla. buuliful river view, kenaua• Fcm.·a Mobile Home Ptrk. , roluaod. 304-171·t704. 3 Announcements 1 bedroom apt In Pomlfoy Completely remodeled kitchen fumllhod. All n- rugtl 114· 992·1211 0< 81-·992·73t4 1 l»adroom apt. In Mkkleport. por month •100 rlepooit 81-·982-8811 doyo. 814·992· •175 '8783 evening• 1 bedroom ..,,_ *2..0 month Fum. Utlllti• pd no pets. 3~ mllee M~outh of Middleport C1ll 114-387-0&11 8 • .......... ;.. :..oaUipolla Of Fife 8t Vicinity .................................. Flit 1.aoo.m-2111 Mlddreport : . .......'Pt.Pfiiaiiinf··; ... & VIcinity · r,••: Rt.. 7 It Moltoa Momrq •relent. tuf!l on Co. RCI. lo Rtdga 1-n lid. go DIIMI. fumhure, .,.nr. 114-141·2111. • '" • SOUTH +H .Q10S t A97S +AQJ 10 Vulnerable: Nortb-Soutb Dealer; Soutb w..t Nor11o Eoot Paas Paas 2NT Pus POSTAL Soullo 1 NT 3NT Pass Pass Opening lead· +J overtaken by dummy's four to provide the needed third entry to dummy for the final clujj finesse Remember, even wltb what seems 1o be an inconsequential holding, watch those spots. They can be Important For rent Sleeping Room• and light houte kaeping room~ Park Ctntrll Hotel C1ll 114-448· V•lley Furniture. ntw & used Larg1 MeltOn of quehty furni- Roomt tor rent. dl'f. wa1k. monlh G1llia Hotel. Call &1•· tWI-9680 Rente•lowaat120 month. o.. n•• Fumeshed room 1115 Utili11• 919 2nd Ollllpoli1. Shart blth Single male Cell 11 4· pd 4308S or oo11114·863·4514 ue-44!1 Fumlshed ap1rtmen1 on Vill'ld Street. 304-895 -34150 Fum -1\ rooms & bath clean No pett, adult• only Ref & dep requ1red C1U 61•·•46·1619 lr11h" ipeCI fo r rent. 2 mil• from Gelllpohs on St Rt. 588 Cell 61.t·«8·3413 or 814· 448-3252. Ave Gallipolis. OH ture. 1211 Eutern A\11 . Oolllpo!ll LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 and ch.,.. priced from 1385 to t881. Tobltl 110 wod l4l to n 21. HJda..•btd• t390 to a58e R-.. •zaa to un. L - ue to •125 Dlnett• •101 end up to M9& Wood table w-e dt*' *211 to HYIGh• e400 and up. Bunk btd1 compl... w-mlttresHI '291 ond up to 1381. Bolly bade 1110 • t171. Manr.... or box •rlnp full or twin ..3. firm e73, 1nd 183 CluMn Mtl '221, Kina a350 4 47 Wanted to Rent New Eutem Hlgh School priCI· pel end wife ned houu to rent Pr.terebly 1n hlttrn Local District Have 7 rooms of fumltura, neeclllfQI home Call IU-981· 3321 between 8 00 am 1nd •oo om. 11 -or or llectrlc rente U71. Baby manr•111 Ul I 141. Bad frtmM 120, •30 I King tram• tiSO Good atltte~ion of bedroom tuh•. m11a1 ca binMI headboerdt t30 and up aolll Uulll Fumrture Wa~h• 1 dryer. gu range. electric range, I mall eolor TV. wood teble • 2 btnc:h ... btdl, dr. . . . . reclln•. 3 mil• tut Ruleville Rd Opan lAM to SPM. Mon thru Sat 514· 441·0322 Help Wanted SEARCH EXTENDED FOR ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR Rio Grande Coll8&e/Community Cofl!llt announc1Un open inc for an Admissions Counselor for a one yur contract. This 12 month exempt position 11f10rtS directly 10 the Assistant Director of Admissions and subs~quently" tht Director of Admluions and Records. The Admission Ccunselor is mponsiblelor Yisltinl hlp schools, parttctpltmJ in COIIIJII dly!Ii&ht {IIOIJIIIIS, inttrYitwin& p.rospecttve ~tudents tnd auistina ~h tltl1coordina· tton of recruttmtnt ptOIJims on ltld off campus. Qualifications include a Bachalor's deer•. ••cellent communication. orpntutiontl and interpersonal sktlls . Previous admtssions experience preferred . Salary commensurate with experience and education. Insured benefits becin immediately Interested persons should s•d a letter of inlerest, rt· sume, copies of transcripts and the names d three II· farences prior lo the application deadline of Auausl 20. 1986. Personnel Office Attn: Admtssions Counselor P.O. Bo1 969 Rio Gr•de. OH 45674 Rto Grandt Colltp/Conomunttr Coll1' 11 on EqVII Opportunlty/Afftnttlltr" Actton noplortr P.O. Mo. !1043 MUSTARDS AUCTION SERVICE JACKSON, OHIO - 286-5868 or 286-5061 Ltcensld tnd Bonded State of Ohio and West Virltnia • • Thutudy JUide by P.E.P.C was res•rched and written by the lorenoost authority it Amertca on how to pin employlltlnt wilh tht Postal Str;tc•. The author, llr Stephtn McNally, has tilt followln& qualiftcaltons: · l~formtf postal .,ployee 2 tUrJitttly 1 PIJD candtdatt rn educatton 3 IYirlltd 96 on two at tie strictly scored "'111 catrier - • llr.llcNaRy, who ave111ed WO% Otl7 out ol7 of the various Postal eums slttld, "The Rulfll ca""' eum 11 by ftr tht most dttficult of the 5 oxams co111110nlr offered to lht P· neral public." For lhtsr•son, lfoper prepll'ltion is tSIItttlll to oblanin& ooe's maxtmum score. You may purchase Ihis study JUidelor 114 00 (1st closs pos· ta&e Mid handlin& included.) PROPEl PIEPAIIDON PIEYEN'IS POOl PEIFOIMIICE MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: To order a complete . workshop recosdad on cusatl8 tapes by lr. McNally (in· .. clutles study IUide. SUPflltmentary study atd and Ml ·• 1110ney-back prantee if you do mtscore 95 on younum) · nnd $40.00 (tncludin& rst class poslqe end handline to: • (tndtcate RIC Oft your order) ' POSTAL EXAM STUDY AIDS P.O. Box 83& Long Beach. MS 39680 Vrsa aod llmtCtrd orders will ba shipped lite 11mt day Cal Toll frH 1-800-647-8846 ext. 10 Thll tt 1 prtnt• conc11n not 1ff1h1tld with .., covlfnmtnt apacr br••• 119 Gun ceblntts 8. 10 .• 12 oun o. chelt 115. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Routt 33, North of Pomeroy ANTIQUES • RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT UHd 1ppllancee and TV set1. Open BAM to IPM Mon thru nn. o... noo..., to nn. 46 Space for Rent • STUDY GUIDE by POSTAL EXAM PIEPAIADON CEITEI Sat 614·448·1189. 827 Jod 0756 EXAM~.- The Gallipolis Post Office will be ICctptin& IIPPiicatians : from the ceneral public for lht Rural Canier wm Aupst 11-Aupst 22. · Thtstarttn& ulary ,.,,., dependinJ,on tht size of the route : Clrried and can Ill II li .. II i2' ,WQ per year piUS UCtillllt . • benefits. WII111 posttions become available the lndlviduls • wtth lht lllll111t scores are hired . You sltould not 11i11 yo•r ' : thMI~ to flU one of lhtse hi.,ly dutrablt and co~etltlvt • po11ttons. • 46 Furniahed Rooms Location: North Main St., Hamden, Ohio, SR 93 between Wellston, Ohio and McArthur, Ohio. ANTIQUES Sellers oak kttchen cupboard', e1 cond.; patnted Hooster cupboard, oak school desk, very ~ d hangmg wall desk, ~ x board promrttve table, wood barbe r's chatr from Copeland's Barber Shop at Hamden, small promittve cupboa rd wtlh pt· geon holes, prtmtttve wash sland needs work, several old composrtion dolls, promtltve tables, oak glass chtna closet, s" tin P<e safe, many old pnmtltve boxes old carpelener's tool s. many ntce salt glaze stone 1ars tugs, and crocks, small goal yoke, wood sttrrups, old horse collars, hames, ~n gle lrees, elc. horse saddles, old hillside plows and cuHtvators, old ma gaztnes from lwenltes and thtrttes includtng look, ltfe. and Sal. Post, some old clothing, old bottles, parlor stand. plus a lot more prtmtltves lo be ltsled m next ad' MR. AND MRS. ROGER KARR. OWNER RESTAURANT AND COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT 12 complete booths, pop oooler, South Bend s ~ burner stove and gnl~. 3 00or cooler, Coldspol chest froozer, salad ho~er. Peerless gnl~. steam table, toaster, french fryer Bunn coffee maker tee maker, Nestle's dmk mach~e. ~nt french fryer, 2 Nrn cash reg , coffee pds, HamiltmBeach milk shaker, coffee warmer, wa· lllr cooler, Hobart m~er pop IJUntall , tabk!s and cltm, meat s~cer. 3 relr~erators, freezer, Vulcan 6wmer stove. pop (l)()ler, Sunbeam tee maker and loontam, Toastmaster deep fryer, Arehol steam table, counter tqJS, pas, pills, g~erware. poollable, statn· less steel stn~ dshes, glasses, 25" cobr 1V stereo, Sears tJeclrt stove, ds!Masher, plus many more ttems mt l5ted mths ad 24 Ft. Above Ground Pool with Dtck IIR . AND IIRS. HAROLD NICHOLS Terms: Cash or Check With I.D. Dinner Smld VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE ... Rio Grande College/Community College, a . unique blend of private and community college located in the rollin& hills of Southeastern Ohio, announces an opening for the . position of Vice Preside! for Bus mess and . Finance. As a key member of the Presi· dent's Cabinet, this position is responsible :. for the college's financial operation including budget preparation, control and report- • ina. accounting, physical plant, property. ·: personnel and other auxiliary enterprises • • ., Requirements include an accounting degree. administratiw skills in a major area of busi- " ness and/or finance, ability to manap funds ·• and other resources, leadership ability, and ... communication and personal skills appropri- • ate to relate to the College's constituencies. A CPA is desirable. A minimum of a master's .. degree and progressively responsible lliP&ri- _ ence ma hiper education setting is eJiPected. Interested persons should send a resume, ~~ transcripts. letter of interest, includine names .! of references, before the deadline of Septem-. r btr 20,1986 to: ' Personnel Officer Rio Grande College/Community Colleae P.O. Box 969 Attn: Vice President, Business/Finance Rio Grandt, OH 45674 " •r 'I Rio Grande Coll"'e/Communtly Coll1• iSin Equal .. -' Opportunity/Aflirntiva Action mployer •· ' ., P0 No 9007 . " HOUS£ OVERFlOWING? Cl£AII UP WITH CLASSIF!Bl ADS f'? 8 Public Sale I Auction , SQUARE-DANCERS & CLOGGER$ WELCOME JIO ALCCtHOII~ ' n. l•1r - WORKf':. +86 APARTMENT FOR RENT · Now accepting applicat:iont for rental ap11tment1 in M11on Apt1 Li· mhed. Two tHtdroom eptl at 1199 00 per month Rental r•t• m1y ba higher depending on lncoma Houting will be IVIilable to each applicent ,._ gardiMI of their reca. c;olor. religion. Ilk or natural Oflgln lnltrM1td applicants lhould e~ll 30•· nl-15011 or contact Streib or Welter Julllce 11 tht main office. 1676 Brice Road , Reynoldsburg , Ohio Starting At 5 P.M. ,ClllEIS: DOl SHA*.& JIM THOMPSON ' Acfmlilion: S3.00 12 Yn. & Oilier) SI.SO 6-J(Y~ Frti . . 6 Yn. , •ct!CIIIS! , . . UWPOUS.ta• .K 9 8 2 l--------County Appl~ence, Inc Good Date: Thursday, August 21, 1986 FEATURING: MOUNT·AINEER BlUEGRASS BOYS \"FAMILY CONaSSIOI AAfiD- • J 10 & +7 2 bedroom apt. Galllpolil Ferry. 304·8715· 25.t8 or 87&·15783 TWILIGHT SALE Pl1110l, OliO , .KII EAST .KS2 'A7fS hou••· Pt Pleuent and Oelltpo· hi 814-448-8221 APARTMENTS. mob•le homes, PUBLIC AUCTION Patriot Auction ·Barn ~. ANIMAL PARK • 01 IK- Ollio Train •Animals •Ptcntc •Mintalure Golf •Gt Its •Groups Welcome• Mon.·Sal. to am Iii dark S,undays noon Ul dark· Pbnt 314-2101 ' .. .....Pome;ov ......... ~' ' . 8t Vicinity .: .............···-·........ ...... •• ·tc- . ~.. ~ugull 11-U 'rtt ont 1n t._ NOAH'S ARK 5 Miles bst •thing, ate. Fri. Set, MtMiow• tftok Drive. . ~ clays WEST +J10U76 Loogolols. Coli 6t 4·992·7479 7:30·11 :00 P'.M. ltg moving ••Ia, furnlturtt~ ~. nlct child,_.,. and •ut. WANT : ADS •az • KQU +&51! Public Sale 8t Auction FRIDAY, AUGU$T 22 ' ' Wt do not fa+t you or dpwe"inttnd,., Wt tlllni( DJ J!IU often a.fld will until the eiHI. Gone 1sid 'fOIJotlln by some ;ou lftiJ be · But dear to our memory you will •ver bt. Pomeroy 2 bdr. Neylors Run, e1715 mo t100 dapoalt, yard, petio, Call lftlf lpm 814· 992· 1888 STARTING In Memoriam awey Feb. 1&, ·1967. · Opporlunlty -SHO EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT -at•. who· lift ·Au&. 15 -1946 •11!1 -Willilnf Henry Fill who pusld 1 bedroom 1pt tor rent B11ic rent 11:1rt1 8215. a month that indudN •• utllitia. Oepo1h requlrtd of UOO Cont1ct Vtl· l~ga Menor Apt Middleport 114-912 ne7 Equ11 Hout ing Due to ill hultiiMr. and 111. BillyChudlt 111 movin& to another location, therefore, the following mtrthlndise will be at 1uction. Thts will be a very tnleresltngsale wtth household lurntlure. farm machinery, anltques, collectables, mtsc. IDols, farm ttems. etc. maple lable and 4 chatrs. 21uel011 stoves. eleclroc range, sofa, ltvtng room sutte, melal bed, relrogertor, oak dresser base, floor lamp, ptctures, B&WTV, oak flatwall cupboard , dtshes, old and new I gal Donaghho tar, oak kttchen lable, small doll baby buggy Maytag wronger washer, lawn chairs, old basket, claw foot rocker, old shaker rocker, bud ca~e. old chtld's stroller, old chatrs, garden tools, lantern , chtcken waterer, cream can, egg basket canner. stone tars. crocks, canntng IBIS, old toys, pressback chatr, slraw spreader, rotottller, I" plasttc pipe, tool box (FUll). cutter bars, tOpe, platlorm scales, cream separator, Gehl hammer mtll, wood feed box, chatrs, mtlk cans, gas cans, cucular saw, elec droll & btls, sockets, hand tools, AC 66 combtne-P T0 droven, cross cut saw, horse hanes. ~ngle lree, elc., 3 bottom 14" AC plows, homemade wrench 111 wheels, 11:. culttvators (rear mount), egg grader. B&S 8 hp molor, elec molors, po· wenzed leed cart 8 hp B&S molor, butldtng tnsulated . sealed ; chtcken cages set up lor 6,0001ayer touse 125'x 40 ', , egg carts (METAL ON WHEELS), 1.000 head brooder for ch tcks (5'x5' hood type), Forney elec welder PLEASE BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS! Food Avtilallle TERMS : cash or Check with Positive I.D. AUCnONEER: RODNEY HOWERY 614-698-7231 ' 2 bdr , turn , new ClfPet. AC . 1ft GeUipoht Callet4·446· 1.a9 NORTH +Q4 bath, fum,.hod. urU!tot fumla~od. a200 por •1111 NniP man uoo ..,_, .... no chlldran. ~;;e:t::w;;~tb;;e;tb~ree-~=spo=t,::wfici=c=a~n~;,=;;===i ...... iii""ill'lt:RPtlmi!IRiiii;AIINiiiji;iii.-1 no poto. Colll14·••a·3793 I, Mercll<ln ilise 2 bdr 2 bi<N. kllohon, tumt 44 Apartment 44 Apartment tvro, 11 c.. rtst 1325permo for Rent for Rent plue utKhiM, reference & dtp· 61 Household Goods oalt. Call 814-448-4928 3 roo.. I August 23, 1986 at 10:00 A.M. 2 fully fuml1hed eduht ontY .... Collt14· ...1·2310.' Wat• ...._ llrYictd .,c::: drfllect. Froo C.l t14·H2· 11006 or 814·712·3147. , ',Iii ~!! 1c': 1~tt.:;!~ f:'d •• . Located on Tu. Rd. 13, 5 miles off St. Rt. 346 (Ap· · palar.hia Hwy. West of Albany, Ohio. Directions: Ttle St. Rt. 1 3 South to Twp. 13 atthe Columbia School lot Cimtttry - turn right - 1st place · •cross railroad tracks. utllltl• paid. Ctll 814· 448·.,. .110 .• 2 304·171-11 0'4 or 304-875· 7821. 3roo.. 1 bath. now corpat, nice • <1-. Cion to shopping. e14·41t·1102 Profeaionel ' s.rvlcu Painting rt~ktantlel, interior· atMior, .0 y. . . uperitnce. Regency Inc 1partment 2 bdr, utilhiM panty peld, nice. Cal FARM SALE roo-. 3 largt btdrooma, 1\lt beth. XL liY1ng room. XL kitchen, utility room. garage A"*tah Addition 1n Tuppaq Pla1n1. C1rl 114·817· 2 bdr. unfum . whh eppl. et 881 Third A,.. . Oolllpollo U50 month pklt utllitiM Cell 814· 241·118&. LOCATION: 1804 Cltestnut St., Gallipolis, Ohio. Comin& from Gltllpolis take Rt. 7 up by McDonald's,tum ttn on Bell Annue to Chestnut St .. tum rilht. sale on left. Witch lor SIGNS. Owner Is 1110vtn' to Okllhoma and will sell tht fllllowinc tistin& to tht li&ftast bidder: HO~SEHOLD; Extra mce maple 7 pc, wood dtnettesel, 8ft. 1 10ft wall what-nol sheH, Panasontc mterowave oven 2 yrs old, Westtnllltouse eleclnc ran&e. Fngtdatre refngerator, Bela Ill V.C]t, V.C.R movtes, Sampo remote control color console 1V 8 months od · $649.00 retatl, livtng room sutle wtlh loveseaf, rea l sharp sel of ooffee wtlh end tables plus malchtng sofa table wtlh glass lops, new 35mm camera wtlh case. I yr old Wesltnghosue chest freezer 15.8 cu ft., sptce rack, 3 chest of drawers. 21u II stze bedw wtth like new mat· tresses and bo1 sprmgs, malchW~g set of Westtnghouse washer and dryer, Hoover sweeper, 2 ch tldren's rockers, le· ~phone. broom sweeper, 2 video games. set of hangmg lamps, brass and tvory lamp. mural dock, sptce rack, ntck· nack wall shell, hardback Readers Otgesls, 10 pc sel chtl dren's story boolts, 3 otllamps, vaporizer, sm kttchen elec· tnc appliances, 5 byctcles, 2 ~on sktllels, pots &pans. rod & reel fishmg equtpment, 3 ~ec lans. plus more. TOOLS: Torch gaUII!lS, bolls and nuls, sm hand tools, sho· vels, axe, forlts, rack, elc. Sm. elec. hand tools, olher ttems too numerous•to mention. NOTE: Th5 5 a JJOd clean sale. AH tiEms ., extra JJOd shape owner ~ !e1111R evervthllR e~~;epl ckrthllg& ~r.;onal bekmg11gs Not responsible for Kcldtnts or loss of property. Tena: cash or Approved Chtcl OWNER: ROGER BERKLEY-614·446·6583 AUCnONE(R: LON IIEAl-614·367-7101 btl Slritd. Wt 11e bookln saltl tr·this fill 1 to 2 ecr-. Oretn School Dl1t · orre~nlcehome. Calle1•·"1· POOl! Mint condltkm. Z- Gallipolis. CoN 411·4•11 ott.. 8pm AUGUST 21, 1986 THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 P.M. RNI Effete Wanted 2 mlnut• from Fum gartga tpt , 1 bdr., U36, utiUtill paid, 29'12 NeU Ava , AUCTION 304·171·2338 o• 304-&Je. 2217, Z '*"otorv lot~ Ohio Vollw. Momory G•donl. Qollpollt,· Ohio. .1.000.00 304·875· 3107 or 104-882·2471. range. r~ woodburn• qn 1A. lot nNr Crown City. Can 1137. afl•, Alitton building krts with public· w...,, mobHe hom• permitted, in privati ho,... Call 114-882· - -ot. - - • 388& ' R4hrplnnht' included , Borvoln polcod '20.000 Coli ubathl. 114,000. Colli 4-3711-21517 Room .,d bolrd for low W.come 614·17S·2113 ' . Senior Citlzena C1H 114·n2· Houae In Portt1nd. f28,000. For 12•110VIrldolototol otoo.. Zbdr .. nM carp It, txcelltnt cond Frtt 3181. Mle. or r.nl. 304-235·0119 dollvory • oot "'I· Con 114'441· ' Aaedtvillt. bv owntr Two for 0175 tltiiO. 16 Schools the! price of one. 2 btdroomt, . Instruction ttvln.a. dining room. kitchen, Hootir · - • tot n.ooo. bath with extra room. All fullY oomporV<igo •2.100. C.U14ctrpehd Llrgt porch. t•cec:l 388·8802 Lum m. prlfl•• lnooma Tal 'tflrd with , .. HUtt TV Atto returns tnd launch 1 . new and tplftment which indudBI 1 1182 1~•70 Flootwood, 3 bdr.. uching ctrNr C.kll•• tttrt bedroom. INlng room. kitc:h1n 2 bathl. 10111 -..ric. For mo,. SII!Ptember 8th throughout tht trH with bath, worklhop and lnfortnot!on II 4-311·1133 ll- opll'llnge Wanted l.ty to do hou• cluning Mu11 be d.pendlble •n d h•ve good raferenett Phone 11•· 192· 15701 1fter 5.30 p m 30 aoroo. 114·992·7018 5:00. 3 bdr homt, ckJ .. to town. 2 bath•. portly fu-od h..., towutilltl•. e.ll81ol·2·tli· Quality home, n.wly remod-'ed choice location on Coll11e Rd. Syrecuu, MW complete kitchen and llunctry, air conditioned, Situations Wanted ' 227·1110. 3000 govtmment joba list Ul.040· t51,230 ytlr Now 31 1 Homes for Sale 114·241·92411 HOME TOY PARTIES h•lmm• AVON . 3 op'" llffhorlw. c.tl rakltives for the pray· tn, canis, visits, flowen and foad cbing the illness and dlalh af our To lht Whitt Funeral H- for thlir lffililnt •nice. ltv. Archlr and ltw. llettlr for comforting words, to Dr. lidgwO), Dr. llntJ ond Babyllft..- needed in my home, I'T\Il.lrt per10n . Cab 114-2&6· 304·1178-1429 fritnds, neighbors and w- Hensley. •"*"'• Exp•l~n•d body m1n WM'ttd Mull hive own toals and references 61 4-992· 7013 or 114·982-11613 S 30 till 5 DO CARD OF THANKS A lpt(iol thanks to our lirllr, Nood bobyllln• 2PM to 8PM. Perf wtth children at ho .... Colll14·387-7211 21723. frotnd~ CARD OF THANKS I would ltke to thank all of those who sent cards and made phone calls to me duting my stay at St Mary's Hospttal They were very much ap· pteciated . Lawrence "Dutch" Saunders and tam.uv Oh 46831 . ..... 36 Lou It Acreage , for Sale HOUM with 1 acrt ctoM to Rio Grande 3 b*.. 2 biiM CaN N-.d •tr1 mon.y? FRIENDLY Free kitten• long haired ceheo Call 814·448· 6253 6 8abyatnar it m~ r.omelttrtingin Sept S.nd r..umet • reflll'tn· ott to At 4 Box 141. Galtlpoil1. 2 bdr. ICI1181rlapt .. untumilhed. cerplltd, utlltli• peld No.child· ren, no pMI Call 8 14-•46- Location: Jet. of Rt. 35 1nd Rt. 160 at Thaler Ford Bld1. Seein1 distance from Holzer Hospi· tal. For1111r Fruth Pharllllt:y Wartlloun merchtndlst. DUt to stock lett at the Thaler Ford Bid&. fro11 tht •lhouse nit, m~ln1 must ao. Listin& sold to hipasl bidder. Flea larlettrs, Dealers, Individuals, Everyone Wtlcollll. Lots of cosmetics, lois oldish and ftgunnes, lots of small and mtsc , new tlems, 2 quarter slot ~deo games lor pool hall! game ts Space Invaders, I l!llme is Asteroids - both tn good worktng shape. 125 Honda Elstnore motorcycle, se1 o1 cutting torches w/gau&es and legallanlts, console 23" re· mote color TV, large Sears fan, 2 lghtoo 6ft sunglass dts· plays, glass front & lop stereo center, use<! cash regtster, 2 small gas heaters, 50 gallon new hot waler tank,'Jl store dts· play racks, SEVERAL DOUARS OF STOCK TO SEll GUNS: 22 automate hand gun, 222 Remtngton nfle w/scope, 8 mm w/SCllpe, 220 nfle w/scope, 12 gauge Elhtca w/deer barrel (Not responsible for accidents or loss of property) TERMS: cash or Approved Check AUCTIONEER: LON NEAL-614-367-7101 Note: Please brine your own chair. BRIDGl Today's declarer would have hked the deal better If dummy's queen of spades had beld tbe first trick. Unfor· tunately East produced the king and that made tbe three no-trump contract unpalatable at best. Still, the game must go on. Declarer played tbe dia· monel three to dummy's king and took a club finesse. Good! That won the trick. Next the diamond seven was led to dummy's queen and another club was finessed . Not so good. Although the second club finesse also worked, West showed out. Altbo!llh declarer could casb the ace and nine of dta· moods, tbe lead remained in tbe wrong hand for the needed !bird finesse in the club suit. Once again, what should have been an Ice-cold contract melted away The key to success lies in tbe care declarer takes of his precious spot· cards In tbe diamond swt. For his first trip to dummy, be should play tbe dia· mond seven from his band. Then, after tbe successful club finesse, he can neil lead tbe diamond nine. Later, when be tbe ace of diamonds, he Will be f itb hi h be ... a few pennies spent here comes back folding money By Jamet Jacoby Opportunity 7:00P.M. -n;nt Uptoo, 465, ll:Ml, Fruth Pharmacy. The three holds the key in 1 end 2...bdr. 1pti. for rent. Bnlc rent for 1 bdr t17tl Bnic rent for 2 bdr t212. AIIO •200 IIC. dep. rtq Clo11 to Foodl.,d •d Spring VIlli¥ PIUI. J1cklon E1t111 ApenmtntL 814-.413117 . Equ1l Hou•lng AUGUST 22,.1986, FRI. NITE V-anslllemor1al; PalrtckGibbi,:M5.12.lD. ~"c:r·~,.. Paul Hendrix. :liO. $2.21!. )r ~ Mellsaa ~. 421, II.CI, Trl~ounly Mea~ Am.l< Rlt<hle, 4115, $1..11, RactneHomeNat'IBank; Mlkellollman,IIO, n:~~. FarmCtedlt llet'vla!o~ H...,. 110. n211. F'oralt Run lllocl< • Mix; Paul Hendrix, e ,11.15. Trt<:ouny Meat Pacldng; Cleaner, one half mila up Georg• Creek Rd Call 8 14· Public ala It Auction AUCTION ~dl~~~y~ 110, II. Bank One; Tom Stooort, :115, 12. A,... Oolllpolls. CaN 114· ...8· 2282 WANTED TO IUY uaod wo~d. COli hlltM SWAIN'S FURNI· TURE. 3rd. • Ollvo St. Gon.,.. lis. CoM 114·...1·31 Iii for Rent 2·btdroom mo~l• homee. Z bedroom lr•H• for rtnt "' noo per - h. t100 Two 2 .... DU1 Addllln·BulavHio Syrocuu 814-882·2728. dlpoah. You poy g•andolootrlc Rood. o.. hoot, no poto. UOO. biNo. Col 814-912·2781 pluo utllhl•. -rlty d-~ 1:00pm. 44 r-lrod. e1•·448·H41 Lambert, 211, 11111. Flrll - . . OJunty Ellllneer; O.laltl Balter, 225, lUll, Flll'lll<'nl !'.~~-Ainy Rlld!lo, 310J!:15. Farm Credit; ~ GIK!II, 211, II. '1'1 Bond Foodlancl; Mlko n'lll, Bavm Llllmer; "n'ent U)lton, m, &1.'15, FVntora LArnY Hager, 210. 11.'15, Seir. OallleyColllna; Frank ~~2.l5.Gene12. Farmers Bank; 'Lisa Burke, ' ' Whaley. ~Burke, 7.11, Ken's ~ & SWEEPER and sew ~no mld'l.ne repair, parts, and suppli• Ptck for Rent ·-ooun~ry. Tribune: ~ .'446-2342 NOTICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE CONTRACTORS ADVERTISEMENT OF STATE OF OHIO BIDS DEPARTMENT OF Galho·Meigo Community TRANSPORTATION Action Agency Columbus, Ohoo Box 272 August 1. 1986 , Cheolrife. Ohio 46620 Contrttct Sales Gallia-Meigs Commu n1ty logo! Copy No 86· 724 Action Agency h11 for ule UNIT PRICE CONTRACT . one Stotion Wagon to be dirt· Sealed propoaets wtll be . polled of through competl· ot tile oflico of the · tlve bidding. Sooltd bids wHI received Director of tho Ohio Dopa~· be received ot me CAA Of· ment of Tranaportet10n, Col· lice in Cheolriro unti14.00 p. umbua. Ohio. until10.00 A m. A119uat 20, 19BI. M.. Ohio Standord Timo, , Vehiclt Dncriptlon: Auguot 26. 1986, One 1980 Dodge Aapon Tuosdoy, for improvements 1n Station Wagon Golho County, Ohio, oo Thi1 vehicle may be IIIX.em· aoctron GAL-7·23.84. S.R ined 1t the CAA OHice bet- 7 1n the City of Galhpolis, by w•n the houro of8:00 o m. grading, drainmg, jnd 4:00 p.m., Mondly end resurfac1ng withwiden1ng asphah tlrrough Frldoy. Eoch bid concret•. 42 Mobile Homes -~ 3 ....boom unfumtshtd trell•ln ' Public Notice 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 12.:10. Boas Sales • s,m.,., Farm!illpply; JeMlferllanttt, :no, SI,MGM FarmCty. ' Be!ty JoHunt. 133.12.:1!, River a~y Farm !illpply; AndY Rlloe, 136. n:10. MGM Farm aty; Soott &rke, 125. 121ll. G&r wPlastics; HOGS Riehle Huot, 113. 12. R)Hs Used Can; Randy . Gin aer llolcomb, (C.C. Pllri. tcj, '$2.00, Burlu!, 122, 12. G&rW Plastlca; WW Poole, 1.11), Roctne Home Not'l Bonk; Marv Parker, D1. 12. Ohio Valley Llvestoclc; Amity Db<CJI, 104, 13.'10, Farmers Balik; Delaalllalter iR.C.), $2.:1!, Elberlefds In Pomeroy; Krls Ash, 122. ro. n!il, Valll!haD'a Canllnol; 1'bertoa (Continued trom 0.1 l 42 Mobile Homea The Sunday Timas-Sentinai-Page--D·3 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plauant W. Va. ·un ono If. 7U. ftlll ·, __ , _..~~m~earrua..-rD.-nt,&OW_.s. . ' PUBLIC fAbsolutel AUCTION SATURDAY, AUG. ~3. 1986 10:00 A.M. Sold farm. must sell the followi111. Directions: approx. 18 miles from St. Rt 7in Gallipolis, Ohio to Juc· tion 279 at St. Rl. 35 at Thurnn, Ohio, approx. y, milt to Co. Rd. 103 (Centerpoint Rd.) 10 Alban Rd., Township Rd. 102. approx. 3 miles from 35. "ANTIQUE OR COUECTOR fTEIIS " Otnner bell, rockers, C&O Ratlroad lock , lanterns, cream & mtlk cans, mtsc wood adverttstng boles, sausage stuffer, large porcelam Sohto ~gns, cow bells, 6 az Coke bottles, Coke advert1s1n gIray & other Coke tlems, tron bean pol, sktl· lets, 5 & 10 gal slme JarS, cash regtsler, copper wash botler &copper wash1ng machine, tron kettle w/sland, sale depostt boxes, lard press. platform scales. diSplay cases & butcher bloc k table & lots more "TOOLS, GUNS & ETC." Electnc power hacksaw, saber saw, electrtc grtnder, 'Odrtve socket set, Craftsman lawn mower, vtSe, 22 ga Sauvage nfle. 10 ga shotgun, fence charll!lr, wheelbarrow, propane tank lor campmg lratler. 10 speed bicycle, rotary nail ~ns, metal shop tables, log chatns, lawn roower blades & wheels, new snow shovels, rakes & toes, new galvantzed &rooltng natls, ~ hp atr compressor, SU1!1111Jmp, milre box, 14' and 20' new conslructtOn ladders. Craftsman shop vac, mtsc. ladd· ers. camper stove &lank, lawn chatrs. clay ~geons, lans. It· rewood , and lots more. "EOUIPI£NT & MISC." Rebel 5 ft. 3 pt. brush C'!lter, Fer~son 3 pt. plow, 3 pt. ptpe layer, horse drawn disc, screw JICks Hl38, gde & fronllool boxes ~~ ptckups, pickup truck beds w/maHress, 4"!10' well casing, 34 sheets new \!'' plywood, 15 sheets particle board, new galvanized barrels, approx. 37 sheets styroloam tnsulalton, new 20' galv ptpe, 100f shingles, \!" & I' COflper tubing. 16 roll fiberglass msulalion,lol jj new 20" totnls an· gte tron, Iader &small screw jacks, tlreseeler JIUI!Il, 660' roll tile, and lois more new ~ems & 510 cal. fuel oil tank. Cash OWNER: BEN CHANEY Eats Positive ID AUCnONEER DAN SMITH 614-992·7301 or 949-2033 "llol mpo~slblt lar eccld11ts ., loss of' IJI'IIIrty." ·' ' 0 POSTAL JOBS 0 " CLERK & CARRIER POSITIONS ($9.67/hr to start) Sfllt:lll MnOIIliCIII18nllar Ill Cltldldlla planning 10 sign up for the Clerll-l:lrrler - ). Exllllllllllon II the BIIHpolls Pall Olllce. APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPT£0 AUGUST 18TH THROUGH AUGUST 22ND DNLYI [And since II won't be oflelltl .., 1•: • 1111n lot 11 leal 3 ~ars, don't mla outl) . ,.• ;t. ~ . 4·HOUR WORKSHOP Score 95-100% or Your Tuition Ia Refunded! _ ' MOW IIIII ._ • ~. TIM .,_.. II • • .... • . . • ...... tv ft1 ,_job Cntr ,..... Wtrllm wilt IIIW ......... ...., .....11t.... ....__.... I .... . , . , . _ , . ....., ..... rttdlllet• ~~~~ ¥11ri J -~ lllla.t. T••• If II flrlrNnf. ,. . . . . 111 • lf .. llfllttr-' A•• to H lllftllllt __ ........ ..... ............... ,.._ ..... ,...,."'*" ..... II-.... .. ....... ............ ComiiO ttll wot*etlop II~ dDn'f ,.,, II mtiM ol rht COIHW, lhtf II will helP I'OIJ ach ~• B !cort ol Q5 ~ Of btfttr, cbt't Pfi'l-"' tr. WOtbhopl INI ffiM 15~ on It» offlclala1am lfttt ... our~-, .... "' I PI I ' Nfwldl ,.,.., IUitiOn 11'1 lull/ WAHl fO RELOCAT£? W.nlhlllllbliltln ot 1'111 l'llllf Allrt. te bt-~ rwwsletttf 1JW10 )'011 postal e••mNits ~>a tiOnwlde ~ Jht AdliiMi*ll C.... 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"""*"••Dee, II,.., tcGf'l" CHOOSE f OF 2 WORKSHOPS TUES., Augult 18th- 1 pm-5 pm; 8 pm-10 pm BLUE FOUNTAIN - GALLIPOLIS 151 Upper River Rd. (On Ats. 7) For lnetent WORKSHOP RESERVATIONS Cell Todly - TOLL FREE 1-800-233-2~5, Ext. 8505-A (Bttwlan 1 1m • e pm EST.,nll Mon. • Set.) CM1A_I'tr .. _ _ _ _ _ .., ....,..• •,. •• 'I• . I' . .. •• • I ' '~ • •• ~ :.• •'. • •• • :I~ •· ..''\•••.'• • t, ··'••• -~· I' •• . .'. -... • ." '~·• ••. " ~- �···- ...L --· . . ........ _______ __ . - -- ~~-- ...... "-~ - -- -~ ···•·· ··- .,.. -·····- .. . .!~~gs•~·~D~-4~....~-The~.~·$u~nda~y~'Ti~m~ta~s-~Sa~n~tin~ai~===~P~o~tnero~~y~M~id;d~lep~ort~~G~al~lip~oflis~,~O~hio~-~Poi~·~nt~PI~ea~sanrt,~W~.~v~a~.~=~=~=;'====~A~u~g~ust~. ~1~7~,1~9~~~: -'i1 Hou..hold ~oods 54 !\Also. Merchandise LAFF·A·DAY 66 . Pets for Sale Kenmore .we~Mf t?l. Keru'I'Dre 2 Karoaene Heater~ . One 11.000 BTU, UO .; otha' 14,000 ITU whtl blowtr, f76 . Uood 2 """'""· Colll14· 992· 2117. "~ -071, .,_ HI. Whirlpool .... Wh~l Wllhlr til, refria•ator u.n ito,- hi dl, PtNico rtfrie•• tor a."arrda .._ ttl. Whirf. pool frolt frel rlf•IVW•~ 67 SMand' t· Suplus. 1. 4xl and 411817·11ths ltuc· oott mat~~nhulding or pwteling harvwt; golchidt 1ty aida 1111, rtfria. .to, whhe tldt by Mete 1111, 2 -electric Woond's •e.tB· I .Hpc. r~nges 30 ln. ooppartona,e121 . 2. 4xlxV• m110ntte undert•Y· ea., 20 in . gaertngt t?l; .food ment U.99 u . 4a4 IUJO. e1. • coal bumlrlg 1tove UOO. GE seconds. 3. 4x8a% IM~tn plywood •&.98 second• n.ea. 4. 4alxll• and 15-11tht wood !*ltlina woodg,tln Md print• te.91Md t7.95 ucoftd M .915 . 5. 4xlx~ blandex wat..- board atirior glued Tplusl f9.98 11 . 1 . Wood tMrmal pain bow pict.~re windows 15~:6 1249. 7. Dau~e steel iltulatlld en· nence door' N1' 1 with y, gl ..a t38D. 1. Doubt• side Wght door seta witt! 'h gt. . lntuletld 13150. 9. Doublt commercial ..trenoe door 111'1 bron1 tluminum •598 .98 Itt. slngt• U99.00 eo. walh• M'f!lcado..., •110. 12 1nu:..Skluva AppHMCII Upp• Rivlr Ad. •u1. cutt. 114-441· 7318. Uud Reft'ig•l10r, tuH.aiu met· trMt. COIJch. Corllln • Snyder, 814-448· 1171 . GrNn lite. rang• 1100. Cell .,.·446-3818. Alfrigtntor, ttove, livingroom IUitl, 2 p i - bdr... itl, WOOd• bum• 6 VICCWm CIMn.,. C.ll 114·2•&-H87. Pictena Used Fumtture. Good quellty uud fumttur1. Optn 9 to I or c.ll for appointment. :,".;.~.'; !:.'~a;~;"'"h""' 304·171-1483 or 175-1450 . 11. StHI prlhung iniLilated doon ond jornl l'h hr. l;re rt. •18& .911. 12. Sewer and drain pipe 4~e10 PVC pret..otod 12.89 eo. 13 •· · · 1 bl 2 .. _ · v P•cnK: • • ._,ch• modo from 2•4•6 •odwood nalned 129.915. ONen welv.t .ofa and recliner chair. 304-171·M53. Slngtr Touch and SMIW, good cond, 135.00. 304-1715-•7& . Gold 1w;v11 rodl• ' 138. Brown reclinlf 131. I ft. b0okc11a ~::lock 14. 114 T plut 8 praflnilhed bNce 11u-•1• ... lloo .,ondom len111 '" '""' 1715 aq ft 115 . a.:O~n 28x60 rocll face trailer underpin ..c:onds f3.99 ea. 1 I. (1) and 2 pc. flb..-glalltuban shower combination 11cond1 f1159 .9fi to f179 .96. 17. 17JI19 wtlite gold vanity and marbJI top 139.96 . 18. Wood frtndl doore tecond• 151ite & 10 lite t89.96. 19. 7 pc. woCid prefinilhed vinyl wrap dooJ trim 11 .00 ea. 20. Solid oall and brill towl bar 1114 pc .. 119.915 ea. 21. Temperld thermal p1n1 glaaa Vu.32x78 t29.95 ta. 2.2. Octagon tiffany lead gltll window t-49.915 ea. (24) 23. Insulated lttel doore blanks tecond• 125.00 ta. 24. 21l4ll~ acustlcel ceiling t ile emboued fire rated 12 .29 h. 21. 5 pc. high giiU bath tub kits wfth thelvM 129.96. 21. Cotl and wood fireplace stovaah..t steelfl59.915 or 2 for f100 . 27. 9x8 indoor or out door ozite ctrplt tlla n..bber beck 4 cent• to •30. C•ll304-175-4192 . SWAIN AUCTION • FUftNITURE 12 Olive St. , OeiUpolia. N..,. uled wood-co61ttov•. I pc wood lR IUitt *399, bunk beds 1199. til. new, • entron r.etln. . uMd bedroom IUit•. rena"" wringer walhen, 1ha11. New llvingmom ...it• 11 II · 1&991 lamps, al10 buying coal· wood dOVOI. Coii.614·446·31&B. a a GOOD USED APPLIANCES Welhws. dryllf'S, J.trlgntors, rangaa . Shgga Appliances. Upper River Rd . .,_ide Stone Cr•t Motel. &14· 448·7388 . 64 Misc. Merchandise Cllllhen ' a UHCI Tirt Shop . Over 1,000tirea. sit•12.13.14,15. 18, 18.5. 8 mil• out Rt. 218 . Call 81 4 -2158·6251 . 8 Ctntl Pl11tic ciltem ltfltl approved. plullc saptlc tankl, pl•tic culwrts, metal culverts. RON Pann WlirahouH, Wellston, Oh 614·384·3845 . EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· 10n, Oh . 114-286 ·5830. 415 lnd'l color TV fl500, 2 rltCiin er chalra •n etch, bedroom tuite f250. 614· 992-1022. ChUdtft Saw Suppty. Vinton, OhkJ. Call 814· 388·8584. Au· .,,. Bpeci•. 20% ofl Echo IIWI, 20% ott Echo h'immers. Hueqvama uws, chaintawt 16' ' t11 .50. Bar oil gal. 14 .00 . Chain Jherpening, replir wortt . Open 8· 5 Mon.· S.t. CloMd Wad . & Sun . 8 ft . Fibreglus truck topper U50. Ctl1614-986-4418 . Wanted: llllf'ld rock. Ctll 114· 992-2803. 1972 Ford LTD . No tr.nsmi1· N.w country dream home . Built for you. f18.995. 4 bdr .. 2 .. th. · SM thl• rnodtl todev. Call 814·188·7311 . ~or ••. 28. Prefinishld 4x8xV.m•onita Pill bo•d f8.95 tnd •9.96 ee. tion, 876. Sofa, 110. Love••t 1 ~ -1 ..le lower kitchen cabtnets 614·446·6278 ofltr 3PM . lUng sind Somma flotation m.ttr. . .nd foundation . Retaill . for fl75, asking U75. Call 114· 441· 3311 Mu1ical I natru menta -!>' ·•·· ·· •..·.·•· ,,,., .... - " . ., •., .... 7Pats 77 for Sale Orogon-d Con- K-.. el. CFA Hhnalevon. Porolen and Si1me1e ltittent. AKC Chow puppi81. Call 814·446·3844 altar 7PM . u ,.. -, '"""' Fruit 8o Vegetables Reg . Lh111 Aptopuppies, 9wkt. old , 3 ma.... 3 temelat, Cham· pion &ttow dogs, good C0"1)tn· iona. Will grow to 13·14 ibl. m•l• UOO. lemlles f260, Ceil 614· 258-1763. 7,500 btu air cond. Compound 304·176 -65].t . Naedt home AKC lhel8 APIO male 1 1 wb . old . First thol & wormed . 176. Call 614-448· 0706. 56 Building Supplies Builltlng Mtterie.. Block, brtck, tewtr pip•. win· dowa, lintels, ate. Claude Win ter•. Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614 246·6121. Building materials, cement , blocks all sizes. verd or deli¥ffl. Gallipolil Blodl Co .. 123 11'1 Pine St., Gallipolit, Ohio Ctll 81 4· 446· 2783. Pota Buildings by Quality Build••· Work1hop1, Clfl)Ortl, anim•l thllftera. garag•. Free enimtte& . Phona 814 -689 7121 Baumlumber · OIESTER 91S-l301 73/10 Chevy P/Up Fendtn ....... S40.00 81/15 Chevy P/Up fenden ....... s67.00 771 as Chevy P/Up Doors .......... s1o.oo 73/14 Che.vy P!Up Hood ......... SIOO.OO S-10 Fenden ....................... S67 .00 S-ID Doors ........................ S145.00 S-10 Hoods........................ SIOO.OO ·------------·----------------------- 73/79 ford P/Up Fendtn ......... $39.00 10 Up Ford P/Up Ftnden ...........$70.00 Ranger & lranco fendtn ............ S79 .00 73/79 Ford P/Up Doors ...........SIOO.OO 10 Up Ford P/Up DOors ............ S120AO Ranger Doors 73/79 Ford P/Up lloods .........,SIOO.OO 10 Up Ford P/Up Hoods ........... sn Uo IWIY, IWIY cu & 11itcx s••t en•• IBAL PAITS. Whaley's Auto. Parts SIIADI 992·7013 TICCAL 1-T...,;-i;T-.,.;7,.--i I I Ill I 1 • you develop from Jtep No. 3 below. q,-q --~ - CMNE~AIIXIOUSTO OWNER HAS RmUCED THE PRICE TO $18,500 - Very nice starter lllrne or ~vestmenl propeltv fbme off..,; 3 BRs. LR. kldlm, bath, 2 car ooaffached garage. fen~ yard. Call trxlay. MOlSON TWP. - Possom Trot Rd. - 93 acres m/1, all woods. Old barn oo Jfoperty. $21,900. NFN USTING - .6mi.off Rt. 35, 'haeres MIL. 36x35 ooncrete bllck bid~. present~ <.6ed as parnt and body shop, mo~ie'horne hookup on property. nRm Of RIINNING TO lliWN EVERY nME TilE KIDS HAVEASO!OOUCnVITY?- This love~ briclc home is klcaled witfln walkilg distance of tile lfllde school and hW! school and oilers 3BRs,bath,LR. kitchm,dnng room with boilt<n chna oabnet. family room in basoment, gas teat, frep~ce . anached gBr'l{e. • Ill I:E RffiUCEO TO $49,000! SPRING VALLEY ESTATES - In-level tome · offefs 3 BRs, 2 batlli, nice equipped ktchm, L-shapffi lR, dnn' area, 24xl2 family 100111 with woodburning Ireplace, gas teal, cent air, 2 car garage. Can today. DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great nvestmenl lor !he bu~. IDeated on Grah«n School Rd. Each uri! offefs 2 BRs, wine room, bath, k!chen, and s1DYe. ~. DW and di;~.•~undry, ~rge ·carpor~. centnl.lir and storage wei. 'lUI Ulllluilll 811J01181 .-lw op 01116 I" 'AtdiJ '41 AM n 1l..,Ou 'U8WOM B~l pe~n .,t,Jeddo~• ltJoes. 8 ft qo( Jno.l &~If no.l op MOH,. BON NIE STUTES - BROKER JIM STLTES- REA/:fUR Of • • 446-4206 PALL 'iANDERS- 379-2152 General :JU:>y7 OIOIJ3H 030Nb\4 Not Your Blsic Hinch famiy designed home. Features 4 bedrooms 0~ ma~erJ. 2 baths, INmg room, eal·in kitchen. thvner has l1s~l~ AndeiSen windows, luH basemml 100 tt. • 200 ft. ~I PROFESSIONALLY L~DSCAPED lop d lfOUOO swimmmg pool With 16118 deck.Siorage burklilg Kyger Creek Schools.lh• tome • much larger than rt appealS A~ · ootstanding s pli·lev~ . ln 125 Well located farm ac1es d !ll<ld laying crop land. Has !fade "A" dary set up ~th lxllk cooker and p~~ine mrlk..,;. Well bui! dder Iarin home. large barn. corn crrb, mach ne storage. County water. Apflrox I mile ol Raccoon Cn!!k frontage wllh good access 101 rrigafun. water supp~ and recrealiln Ail located I mi~ south of U. &Rt 35 on Adams•lle-Cora !bad. Partrallinancng JDSSib~ to quailed buyer. LoiBl at $100.000. 1!132 exceplilnalln 1ti quaity, mmt condil>n and settin~ ProlessM>nalty decorated, co-ordmted ighting lixtOres, lh5 quad-level has 2500 "1· tt., 4 lEd rooms, 3 baths. oathedr~ ceilin~ Property a~o . rnc~des 3 landscapffi aqes, ~ng coocrete drNe lned Wllh ones and a 32x40 3 year o~ llliJttqllrJm! ouildng (same material as Ill use), heated, concrete floor 1111h colurmed porch. ~/AKJ ZI.IIYno HJ./1131 W11ml:ltl SIJ~ STILL AVAILABLE AREA MANAGER -oponlnglorOMtn lndh1dull to tuPif'I!M othlrl In 110 - .u., Conlon. COUld 10101 ~.0011 lint JU'...IIo exp. no·101 "~~'~~~ · Our produCI II IO*I...Ouoll· llod IPIIIIcenl wiN l>o - l o Flo. office lor tralnts£1: our M\111 hlwo iJtlundoblol ICIIII dtpolil IO CO't'lf your '*'"""· ••'*"'· - -: """*'·....... IUIIOIIII. Ole. For lroo JIM CLANCY FOR RENT 1Y QUAUTY BUILDERS •WORKSHOPS •ANIMAL SHELTERS •CARPORTS tGARAGES FlEE EmMA1ES Quality Work At A Better Price Reliable Service 305-857-6737 IMMEDIATE POSSESSIOII-lot:! d room for the kids and a nice ganlen. Thi; attractive home offers 3 BRs, LR, kitchen, 21Bths, formal dnil~ suncleck, lull basement. Call f01 more details. N. Myrtle Beach New condo, UK£ NEW Brick and f1ame 1anch iff..,; 3 BRs. lR 1111h fireplace, Ill, 2 baths and eat·m littllm. Energy savillg heal pi~. 2 car 111rage. Situated on ltat I ac. IOC $59,900. m4 overlookina ocean. Accommodates 6, fully furnished. Datos AflliiMitt W... of AUGUST 23·30 CALL 446-2734 OR 446·2206 Farms...Residential..Lc~mJlleJ~cta.t~ 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446·0008 c~~~~~~~~~ -l~~~~~~~~~f-l 5 COMFORTABLELIVING PRICED AT$19,900! - Th5 attractive home lfteiS 2 BRs, bath, k~chen 1111h range, dnng room, LR, calpel, I car unallllch<d garage, situated on twolm.Call today. lOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOllE! - This attractive home~ Jl'icecl at $33,000llldoffers 3 BRs, bath, kitchen, loK1g room, fam ily room, woodlluming stove, electr~ heal Call today and let <.6 sl'ow )1>11 lh6 home. OWNER ANAIICING AVA! LABLE - 9.5 acres m/1, Morgan Twp.. ~llll~ge on Rt. 160.Call IDr detai~. $8.000 - 11 ACRES- O!ESHIRETM'. Vacant ~nd. Septic tank on 1fopei1Y. Call IDr more i11formatron. DANVILLE AREA - Closoto Meip Minel 67 acres m/1, nice holll! off~n 3 BRs, 2 bltlli, kichm wllh DW, dis~ ., double OVEII, ~,' WB stove, 22112' lR, dnna room, el6c. furnace. oal}lelin~ Bam oo JJoperly, 24xll w~h loft Callloday lor more informa!Dn. BE THE FIRST FAMILY IN THIS NEW HOMEI - Siluated on two wooded I~ lhB bvely home offers 3 BRs, 2111111;, kildlen, LR.Iamily room, lull basement deck, gar~~~e, gas teat and cent air. Call today. PRICE REDUCED TO $39.!11011 GiEAT BEGINNER Ill ME -This Ill me offels 1 111111 LR wjln tnptace, kichen, dinila ma, 3 BRs, bath, fuH ba!ement I car !IIIli&!, dedi, lena!d yard just mnutes to town on Rt.141.~1foran BUILDING- PERtlY TWP.. ft.siBelbirJR.ideallor anyone i m~ng business. thvner may '""~'KDI mancn~ Call tor more informaliln. 103 ACRES 11/L SPRINGfiELD TM'. • IBs 5 BRs, bath, LR. kitchen, county water, 40diJ pole ·bldg., «lxOO tobacco barn, va~ Iiiier outbuikfngs. Awllll. 96 A. til~ble. older horne WNIT TO OWN ABUSINESS OF YOU I OWN! - 1500 sq. ft. concrete b!Qdt buikfilgsloated on .66 acre presently beil g ()IJeolled as 1 canyout. 24 ACRES 11/l, IIARRISOII TWP. - CLAY UCIC lOAD - Roling land, wei on Jl'<*lertY, 111m and t>bacco blse. Call for iilore nilrmaliln. 110011 TO GROW - 2.5 !tll!S, rmre or less. Vl!ll'f atlnctiYe ranch stYle home teatures 3 · bedrooms, .2 bllils, LR. ll*:hen w/r.JII!, reflil, niCIOWIVIo fuft basement· carpelilg heat pump/cent.ar, one car altachalprage pus an .Ullltllched prage. lot! d room for gl1111nng and enpy;ng the !Mdools. CaN \uday. . PRICE REDUCED $10.1Xl0 - OIIE Of THE lARGEST R!SIDBmAL UIQ (II SECOND ·AVE. - !Iller home ollln 3-4 Iris, LR, kichen, Ill. Fll. bath, lllllllchod . . -. Cll for more dellis today. YACMr fAll lAND - Morain Twp. 84 ICfiS more IJ list .LMf and IOilinl land A~. 33 ICfiS - . req~~indlr woodl. . ONLY "VERY B£ST" IS YOUR CRITERIA. CONSIDER ..... L.lrgt! FR, formal dinng and tarw LR, each 111th nver view. 4 ~rge BRs.llts rt cbsets and 2 ~'II! ~~late rooms. Beautiful new carpel. CA and an n.ground !X)OI. 2.7 a:res. CKle IIi~ from downtown. Nll4 IMPRESSIVE 2 SIORY If you are not ready tl buy, B£WARE ol lh6 unusually mce 3 bedroom home. Avery homey family room 111th !replace, formal entrance, lmmal dilm~ w~eawoved ~chen 1111h al appl~nces pus snack ba1 stools. larl' master bedroom with fuU bath and huge walk·in closet. AUtre carpet 6 new~ n~condition . 21\batlli, 2 ~mace and air .oondililnngsystems. Your chidren willlovetlll neighborl>lod which inclldes a !X)OI and lmn5, etc.llool and Dad willove the qu~ peaceful street and till beautiful selling overlookilg a tiny ~ke . Dad can forget aboot externr poilbn& ~s mantenance free. Offe1ed at $87,fil0 .. GOITLEIM"S FAll 25 acll!S with spacilus modern ~ilevel rome. lnckides 3 la!ge bedrooms, 2 kll batlli, lui~ equipped kldlen with dnng area, INng room and ~rge unfirl~hed basemmt Pelty d storage in 2\; , car garage. Nice' quiet tocaoon just Iff Rt. 1.60 • . 11224 PRIOE OF OWNERSHIP -Lovely home of!!IS 3 BRs, 3ball!;, equipped klchm, 14x441ami~ room, dinette, lirep~ce. 2 car unattached garage, Zlx40 poolandsatellited5h.CaM iJr an appointment. .•. WHEIE'S MY PRICE IEDUCm! [JcepOOnaly wei decorated in Early ffnerican charm. 3-4 bedrooms, beautiful IN!Ig room wih lfeptaceand fantastic view rt the r~er. Niceshady lawn runs lotte river ~5h01 hive a boat dock in )Uir own front yard). In town locabort Very quiet and puceful SlfiOOnclilgs. ftlw $69,11l0. NI03 AffOROAIILY PRICm AT JUsr $29,900! Close to city oo Rt. 141 th& home rtfels k!chen, lR, lam~ room, dinng room and M basement larll! unattached bklci< garage. CaN lo1 an apPilllllment RANNY BLACKBURN Broker appoinlmel~ 85 Chrvtlll' LeBaron, loaded Call &14 -388-9969 M E. M. WISEMAN. BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446,9666 B: J. HAIRSTON, 446·4240 CLYDE B. WALKER, 246·6276 LORETTA McDADE, 446-n29 f)Ntzr.»J.fii:J ,;IICIOid eNIZIOilAlO Pll' 6uiddcHI& REALTY CLARK CHAPEL RO. - Morgan lwp 7.ffi8 acrES m/1. $6,000. THE PRICE BY $10,000 - 132.9a:1es m/1rn HAS3RmUCED Wa~ut lwp., l'h ~orvSELL home- has BR, bath, 42x92 barn, large tobacco base Call for an appomlment Now buying 1hell com 446-3.644 BLACKBURN GfliN TOUCH WI1H NATURE HERE'- Th• ~ve~ llrck rome offers a panoram c vrew rJ tranqurl valleys and majestrc wooded hills. Can be purchased "'th two acres or 79. Newer home offeiS 4 IEdrooms. 2 balhs, LR, ~vely k~chen, drn~g area wrth pal• doo's and . woodburner. carpebng heat pump, cent arr. full basement, 2 car garage. Wi~ turkey and deer are seen often in th• serene seffing. Call today. 84 Ford Falcon good sht9e- Call 01 SI!MSNY KANAUGA - $19,900 - 3 BR 111111! 111th k~chen, lR, bath, gas heat. Call ·ror an appointment YOU WOIIT BE CRAMPm FOR lllOM HERE - 2.494 acres, m/1,ranch sty~ horne leature; 3BRs, ooe fu l and two 'h llaths, eat-rn k~chen . lR. lui basement, firep~ce, county and well water. ~orage lxlildil~ Be sure to put lh5 m your must see 15~ 614·441-2472. STUTES REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE O Complete the chuckle quoted by filling in lhe miss ing words CROSS & SONS 814-288· 8451 . M••HIY Ferguaon, NIIW Holland. Bush Hog Sale. • Service. Ovtr 40 ustcl trectofl to choot;e from & oo~lete lint of niW & uled equip~Mnt . Largnl 11lection In S .E . Ohio. 71 ,000 mil... Good condition. Aif',crultt,AM-FM . I3600. Call 614 -448-1386. com. Call forltt..tquotes. RiVM" l BEAunFULHOME,COUNIRYATIIOSPHERt CLOSE TO TOWN - What fi!OI'e coukl yw ask lur.lh• beautiful brick home is located just live mrnutes from !own in Green Twp. and ofters 3 BRs, 2 baths, lormal d~il& kichen LR with lfepoce, fR . with li~~ce. carpet et&m: heat, cent arr, 2 car garage with opene~> saletlite dis~ ieflced yard and garden area. cau today lor an apll9fltmenl. If your home was listed with Wiseman Real Estate, it would be here. We advertise our listings! FIIOM TilE PAGES OF HOUSE BfAUnFUL Truly a near perfect lllme that wil satisfy tre "hard lo please" Gorgeous living room 1111h marbf faced firepoce, deep pile carpeting and glass polillllOf' to a large screened porch. You11 breatre a sigll of 1el~l when you see the ,qeofthe 3~'~~' bedrooms and 2 ~eam~g ceramic batlli. Klchm ~c~des range, oven,diJ!waslllr and larw ealilg ar111 wrth kXs d windows and view d a wooded ravine. Tte lamrly 1oom rncludes buift in OOokcases and corner wrndows. Clleck till quality ighl fixtures, drapes and shades. 2car garage and basemmtlocated in lown oo a larO' shady, wellandscapffi kJt at till md of tre street. Pnce redoced from $83,000 ll $89,(XXJ Owner has p~rchased anmher to Ill! out ~ Ire area and ht.JST SEI.L Look at lhis outstamfllg horne and if you don1 ike tile new pnce. make us an offer. #141 URGUT Owner rnovaJ out rt stile. Very imp1111nt to set! 3 : yr. MJ 3 BR quaity home, 130x2SO bt Shade 1rees. 2 battroomS. lr~lace. effil:ieflt ktchen, extra nice C¥P«and wa1 fn~h. Heat fll~. 2111 prllll!. «l" antenna and r!Dr, very~ reception. Asl<ng $53,fli0. 11320 GREEII IWP. - FIIOIITAGE 011 ST. RT. 141 :- 116.5 acres m/1, vac.~t klt. Call for more nlorma!Dn. Jl ACRES WfTH 24 11:. CREEK BOnoll 6 ac. d hilly, porti!tty wooded area inckidng new horne under conslructim. Mally )Uing lru! trees and &J1Ile vnes. Good place to li.>e and have part Jime farm. ltildng at $22,000. HARRISON TWP. - CREMEENS RD. - 53 ACRES MIL - 4 BR rome offers kitchen, LR, bath, e~ 88 heat, carpet~g. 30x42 steel bid~ with woodburn~g · ~ove. barn and 2 sheds. Call lor more iniDrmallln. 1330 EIUIY TilE FRUITS OF NATURE- 3.6 a:res m/1, apple trees, cherry tees, oklm ~ees strawberry .patch. Nice home dfeiS 3 BRs: bat~ LR, kitchen, carport, nice front Jl)fch lor en~~g till cool summer evenilgs. ean IDr an aPflO<Itment. CROI' IMD & IOOIID AREA GUYNI TMSHIP - lOB a:res m/1, tocal£d south ol Mercervrt~. 20 A. til~b~ . IJI,.,ce woods, tobacco base. Owner v<ll help filance. · in al. Raccoon Creek to till SOJth,State f•m lllld east and west. --·to build. All minerak fCI48 CHAROlAIS HillS- 3.24 acres more or less. owner mancing avai~b~. 4 BEDIOOIIS AIID AFAMILY ROOM.... \ ' Far $44,900, that doelnblund,... bum.Th5 TIIS COUlD BE THE 011 EFOR YOU 1- Priced for the fnt tine home owner IJ a Jjace to retire. IDeated about hallway between mn an.d the hospital, IllS home ofters 3BRs, bath, INIIg room, eat-in tclchen, lami~ 100111 w~h woodbwnklg !replace, <.tility room. Cal for an nioe ranch rome also features II! baths, lui bls8nenl and pllie.L•fll! lot 1111i11 for a pool. Close lo hosjitll. 11201 11!1111~ SITE IM OALUA QJUNTY Townslipon St. Rt ~less than You must Sill he view tl beieve d 85 at:ltt, about l) t> «l rt :appoirtment. THIS lilliE HAS All TilE THINGS YOU WAIITII!- 4 BRs, 6Q~ped kldl.l, 21:1111. I~ bath has a. whWipooiJ. tR. carpeting heat pufllll, cent. ••. attached garaa'e. above fJOUnd pool. Just minutes from loon at !l!n!OOary. I ~~=~=1~0 1:MJ~~ 8 jhs. The ~ ~~•., ~m~d 1125 t96 4111 AVEIIUE Th5 dder 3 bedrnom home Ills Peen OOI!IIIetely remodeled. Home lfti!IS wW!g room, dnng room, bath and utility room. ~ J111lge. Convmieflt to tile cin~ and wa• to till marlu!t. $2Ul0. N448 CGUIITIIY COIIFORT AT ITS BEST Plenty d elllw mom insiJe andouhilh Ills ~'II! beautiful briclc rand! with lullblsement Very oell buill home halls 4 BRs, 3 oo~lele balhs, formal dnn~ pus ~rae k~ with dilett~ 2 &~laces. nprd swimmilgpool, orap-orounddeck, 2car garage and more. 40 acres d plrd. 7 d which •e deanld 11100rd house. $96,fil0 iJr al, ..$86.fjl) iJr house. end I !t 1113 SCENIC II US & VALLEY AlfA !58 ac. mil d mostly pasrure lllld. Lots rJ road 110ntage ailng rilge area w~hseveral ~ buildng sites. Has 12x60 mobile home with 11•37 .tdbln giv~g !ill batlli, 4 BRs, nice ~mi~ room with lOJOdstove and almost new kichen cabllets. Has barn and two drer lxlidilgs nctudilg old log house Askrng $70.000 1306 NMI THOUGHT YOU CGULDAFFOROAIIOIEI Here"s your chance. Good localiln on Rt. 588 i1 ely imts. $20,000 buys thi; clean 1-2 bedrnom home. Includes tun blseml!llt forced ar tlmacce. nioe backyard with ga«<!n SIXIl Clloow. OIILY 17!1. !IW.IIM tor that amount rnonev. Formal entry. living room and oab~ets. tg_ l!mr~ room on man level w""''· room. City schools. lh• o a love~ home. $27,000.00 WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR $27.000n7 - AReal Blrpiftn Th5 1s oot p.mk jX'operty. Clean as can be. I o:re more or Os5 3 · bedrooms. 2 batt., lam ~ room w/ ..oodbUiner. Krtchen appiances. City schools. Exceblt llr. newly..OOs OUmNIDING STAlTER HOllE Nothrng lo do bui roove rn. New~ carpeted .,d decorated for ch~rm . Ill balm. l~ing room, eal·ln krtchen, garage, f~l ~wn . thvner movrng out ol area $47.!1l0. m1 1223 209 11:. 11/l FARM Located on St Rt. l25 ~ngiMdoiSoutlwestern Hr~ School and new lfllde ochool buifdil~ Excellent road lronfage for buidng ailng St. Rt. 325 and Roush Road. Also ~ stes In Iff road de\elopment &:J-9) ac. of aoo area, 100 ac. of pasture. 1400 lb. tobacco base. 8 room farm house with modem ~atures . Farm buidngs br crops, livestodo m equipment storage. VfiY ~ water supply. also county water. \loll sel on ~nd IDllract with sizeall~ down j8yment llld reasonab~ terms. Holdng at $160,000. 1331 26 ACRES OF IEAUnFUl ROWIIG LAND Plus lour IOOX!iOO Ills oft Rt. 160. Owner wil divide 26 acres and sellds separately. Call br informaliln on Jfioes. 9 ACRES IIOtiE OR liSS - Rio Grlnda ANt - 2 stiJ)' horne. tei~ panted insile. New carpet 2 storage bu id~gs . cel~r and cattle shed. City schools. OWNER WILL ACCEPT OFFER!- INCOIIE PROPERTY- :: co•ERCIAL RIIITAL OFFICE SPM:E or RESIDENTIAL - :: This JJoperly oo 35 West ~ Jfesently lleilg used as a res~ence ·• and rental. Rental un~ has 211!drooms, I IBth, mod. lotchen wilh ' appliances, liv. rm, lots d cbset space. I cu 111rage Very n<e Resileotial has LR, 2 BR. l'h bath, I~ ktchm w/all appl~nces, I oar garage. tg_ back cnvered palo. <.6ed by both unrts. N<e level lawn. Th~ jX'operty has many possibdrtres EJcenent condrtm 8.40 ACRES IIORE Ofti£SS - Vacanl ~nd Localed •n c!y school ; diSirict OWNER WAIITS All OfFER - Neros to sell ll!l01e school starts - 3 or 4 BR Irick. exc. tocaliln. LR. rrod ktchen 1111h lxlrl-•n appiances ilctudilg microwa~. lam <ly room w/woodbUimng fireplace. 16x32 in-ground prxj OOUBLEWIDE - thvner needs lo sell I !>10 o:re rTilre or 055 3 bedroom ranch, 2 ballls, formal I• room. lor .. l dn11g room, family room, 1,920 9l ft. iv1ng space 2 ~ rge COYered palils. City schools. Pricec1 al $38,000. I.AIIO CONTRACT - NIC( I lt.RE lOT - Close to r~e1. 328' lroofage on Rt 7. $5500. Call lor terms IYG(R CIIIK SCHOOlS - 1.153 m/1 acres wrth lwo 1973 roobile bornes mostly fum• lied. 21Edrooms. balh, love in Drl!!nd rent the dhei. Excellent invesllll!nt If~ Pricecllow 3ls. 2ACRES 11/LOf IOODIMO.IIIO FT. Raccoon Crtll Fronllp An•E FAIIILY llllf 10 year MJ brichllnme rnfl just d1 Lower Rt. 7 near Day School LQe liYinl room '11th fi~llce (has woocllumel!. 3 bedrooms (al have dlandelllsl, 2 baths, 1111J! ftil!ll/dilng area, 2 car • • ltat lol111111 safelite dSh. Anice home! $51.(XXI. . AU Til SIGIIS _, "BUY _ . . Today illlie time toilli!ISI i1 ahomeyw1 mpy lor IIIIIIJ yellS. See !lis 3 bed1110111 l1llldl wlh fjj basenlent, 2 bltll. 'carplll ard IIPfllll. 2 !tres. S411:Dl- rI NEW USTING- 141 AC. FARM Quality otdel remodeled rome.wllh nl!'fer add lon. l)ltstandng klthm, bath, uti~ area, glassed rn porch area and slorle fieptace. 2car lllrage. ~rge farm shop Wllh loog vo:rk hench and bns and fin6il!d rns~e. 2 ~rgt! barns lor feed storage and l~ock. 2 mach~e sheds, ~ll. all i1 ROOd condihon 50 ac. rnA of ~ r~ling crop ~nd, 70 ac. pasture with balance in woods and buildng area. Large pond lor water and excellent sott water trom well. Also creek frontage. Tho o a lilefarm '"" Jf<ed to sell at $89.!1l0 #33'3 BARGAIN PRICED HOME 8 year old ranch off..,; 31Edlooms, I ~ baths,large livrng room and 12x28 eat·rn k!chen. Partial basement wrth woodburner. L.lrge garden Sl)d. Kyger Creek schoo5. $!i1,000. mo NfAI ELEIIEITARY - Chidrm mn sl<ila~:~W the lawn to Clay Ell:mentary School from Ilis 1350 . ;jus sq. ft. !Ji.level with 24' ablwe ground !X)OI and ded<s. Home has 3 bldrooms (4th useab~ llrt not quite ln~hedJ, klchen wllh semkMied dinng room, living room, I bath pk!s added space in till divided lower level, 2'hcar 111rage.Ask usalnlllre financing avai~be. Reduced lo $46,!1l0. 1102 6100 IQ." FT. IUILDIIG - Solid llllltrft walls. 200 ft. fron1lle 011 SR 7 in Clown City. FormerlY used IS afum lure tacby. Ideal for rellli so1es or manuflalring busilea, " MAINTEIINICE FIIIE OliiR HOllE Very well maintamed tllime on Ire <dge of l""n ml!ht end you1 house hurmg vo:rrres. 2. ~ 3 bedrooms, liv~g room. dililg room,eat-in krtchen wllh bleakfast room. Good s"ed backyard. Excellml lloaliln, cla;e ~ llwn Good ll!rghlilrl>lod. Gas heat, central arr $46.!1JO 11202 : Very n~e 2 bedroom horne on I acre of ground. thvner d~n'l slump m anything when te coostructed th• home. ileklxe k~chen caboets, Andersen Windows. heat pu ~ Great qlportun!y for begwlneiS 11227 11406 l ' • 84 Ch..,atte 4 cyl.. 2 door, 6 apd.. AM ·FM ca~ntta. low mlleaga. Call 114-448-0137 , aft• 15PM. Reel I :::=::::::::::::=:~ U .S. 35 W"t. J1ck10n , Ohio. Brittany Spaniel pups, 8 watkl 580 lntemetlonel tr1ctor, Ffll'· wldelront end oommerical old, S30.00 each, 304-468- mill to.rer. 4 plowa, 2.ow no·tilcom 1727. planter, 40 foot eltvator, 1 old com pldter, tr~naport disc. 3 veer old. AKC reglttered, Red . mowing machint. eKtra dull mate Chow Chow, e•cellent whttll. 1971 GMC Dump pap••· 28 champion• in pede· Trude, 15500. Call 814-388· RJH. call altar 5:00, 304-676· 9300 . 1799. 3 b6odl sawmill 12,800. Call AKC Collie puppi11, Sable end White, ahot1, wormed , eye 614-388-8888 . r;:atcher, 304-468· 1056 Utility bldg. SPL: JO'x40 'x9· 4 yeer old female Btagit. Nnt with 16 'x8' 1lider • 3 ' serv. good, 126.00. Dog ctrrltr for door. 116 ,26& erected . Iron truck, 2 oomptrtrnenu. 304- Horte Bldgl , 114·332· 97C5 collect. 882-32311 . On• let wedding ringt, art e male wedding band, valued UOO. 00 will Mil 1126.00 . 304-882· 3112 or 882·2478 . Rop1r 18 Twin Cylindar with 50 in<h mowor & auto trans. Was t2595 .. Now 12095 Cub Cadet 17 hp Kohlor 4%" Mow1r, auta. trans. WasiU95 .. Now 11195 Soars 11 Hp with 36 1' mowtr. W11 14SO ..... _,Now 13 7 5 }( Po111y 16 hp Twin I&S with 42" mawor. Was 1995 ... .... Now 189 S loltns II hp Wi11onsin with 36" mower & IIIOW blade. Wos S425 ........ Now 1350 (21 Dynamarll 11 hp with 36" mower. Was scsa ........ Now 1400 79 Bonneville. 2 dr., 301 , V-8 . 62 Wa.nted to Buy lhe.women. "Great," wu the 10 Autos for Sale Autos for Sale 298&. CH0 R I E reply, "I gel to do my favorite c.:... ...-19_, _thf..:.~ngs_ln~:!)Opplng and Yollow Froe Stono Conn~g Po·~• ...,.., now "'olloblo. Colllo• prlcet 1nd variettla . Bob'l Market, M11on, W. Va. 304· n3-5721. Open 7 day a. 5139. Su111111er Cletr111ee 011 U11d Traetore 71 12 miaad hint 41 .71 etCh . 10 large dullka 13.00 ••· 5 doe li buck rllbbil1. H01• Reg . Stand· .,d brled. 5 go_t-. 41hoha4MI month old. 4 llrge bnule towe. Colll14· 2111·1109. ........,1,:..:.-TI..::..rl'o-:r-I.::..T"I Reg. Engli1h Setter puppi11 7 weeks old with papers. 4 F & 6 M tome tri colored. f75 . May be seen at Rt . 1 Ewington or call 614·388-8132. Georg• Twvm•n I- - - - - - - - - . Se~l &0 percent off! Fluhing arrow •91 t218i Uahted. non· . anow f2691 Nonlightad U291 · Fnt letteni FIIW hrft. s .. loc•llv . 1 (800)423 · 01 13, tnytimt. I~ as·~~:c~e.r.2 I hlr-:TI..::..rl T.l, =.. 61 Farm Equipment Stlall 50 ptf cent oflll Ftuhing arrow sign 1289!! Lighted, non arrow 1259! Nt~nlighted t2291! Free l.ttltfl!l Few left. Sea ICically . 11800)423· 018 3, tnytime. 1967, 289 Ford Motar, trant· 5 CIIU J .R. beer. Phone 304·882 -2081 . ------ NIDEWG plctl:ed, t3 you pick. Bring contain ... Monholl A... -ma. Le· tart Fills, Oh. 814·247·2055. •aoo 114-441·2t&1 . LEADINGHAM lEAL 1\ liVI~ :, IIILk million~ 71 livestock City Ftrm Supply, 114·448· I .lrll r Supplii ';, 1.:..:.:....:.:________ ·cycle good cond. noo. C•H SPECIAL D~AL THIS WEEK Are you looking lor a 2 bed 1oom overlooking the Ohio River w~h lillie maintenance. lleginner Ill me or retirement home. Can be purchased on land contract Call us today. mo NI VI E D "3 Ph.D.s from a computer company an d they Stl'll can 't N'h ...... bolno. CoD 114-441- n&&. Spli't a Check 3 WayS " ~~~ Conning tomotoll. U buohol r;;~~::;;~:;::::;:;::"t:~~ . 1 H&R 22 calibur 7Y2 in. bMTell9 1hot revotver. Practically niMI . : INn 10 HP gtrden tractor with Leu than 1 bok thalli been firad . . mo. . .n.chment. ua.S 1 1100. ContaCt Ralph Prtn 227 -tumrner tl50owrf1 . 100 new. s . 5th Middiiii)Ort . Coll614-441·2236 . 1- - - - - - - - ComancheSiltronix 1011 D . CB · Ruglt' .223 mini 14 1250. batt ltltlon . *260 . Call 814· "Wineheat..-modef707mmmag. 992·3209. 3x9 ococ>o 0300. C~ll14·lll7· . 0482. Two stage aeNiet atation tvP• tk COmpfHIOf, 1114· 992 -1354 Like MW', uMd ontv 2 month•. d'tl. 114·992-73154 nighta. · full tlze box spring• & manreu ' firm. COli wiU Nil tor Firewood. •30.00 delivered. : •4&0. Ctlll14·251· 8251. 125.00 you haul , 304-675 · :71 Dodge Coh sw. good cond ., . 1100. 81 Honda &O·CC motor· I I I' 1· I Aed r11berri ... Ttylora Berry "-tch . .Cal 114-441-8892 or 814-245· 1580154 . 54 Misc. Merchandise 66 Times-Sentinel-Page-D-o MPMY Ferguson T 30 tractor good oondltlon. Call 114-3877182. Z A QR U T 304-882·3477. 68 The 1878 Pontlec Firtbird good Corld .. new tlr•. llltNIUI1. paint Calll514-441· 1622. Flute •1oo .oo. band ttend ftO.OO. Flute play1 pceiiiiiRt. bow. 63 Ari1 Guhtlr whh c.e. like ntw. Mutt Hll. 1110. 010 . Call 114-992·3717 .rter 1 :00. C~ll14·848-2394. f10 . Chair, 110 . Semi-antique mdling char with ottoman, 110. Admiral B·W TV. t10. AM·FM 8 trtck nereo player. f10 . Antique plano, f300 . Philco coppertona refrigarator· lre&~er , 175. Admiral copper· lone std1 by 11de refriget"ttor treaer, f25. Call 614· 992· 6&39 . in vwy good condition . Cal Farm wagon, 1 row toblcco .Mtt•.-buah hog1 tprr;-er. bot· tow plow1, hrr ,.e, hay balef. com pick..-, 4 row com ..,tar. die. mowtng machinl Ctll 114·6'3·21103. PeiVtY R.,.own Amplifler with twa 12 lnc:h tpe,tlm •nd foot twitch . Excellent oondltion. A lao Aou dittortion loot twitch. Typewritar. lawn mower• bicy... elt. mini Lop Bunni•; fithttnks. Vlt'lout tbtl. 39 inc:ft tlectric ttove, 304· 882· 3104. Farm Equipmarit ' IAMI{ ·.· Beagl• puppl... full I*K»dlld, t11.00. 30"4-112·36 11. C._,,.,_.,,. '-'ria .-or .95, .... Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ma AJOY 10 $&1 Agrl!lter iJ¥ iliJlllnlhis 31Edroom. Ill bathr.,ch on~ acre toc Fireplace in INingroom,dnngroom, 12x24 above ground pool. Good toen asui!IIOJn $!!1,500. 1321 NEW USIUIG liTH SIIAU. ACREAGE NEAl YIIITOII- 17 ICfiS wlh I~ silly home. Remodeled home has vrnyf sidn, new wiril~ includes 3 bedlooms. I bath and fm d s1or111e room. 10.12 acres llal tJOUrd. Ought to look at I! $40,100. ' . NEW U5niiG1 9 !tll!S and modem home. 3 bedloom r111ch with all! active ltEhen, liwila room, 111111 den ~r~d ,.., bath. Quiet COIIIty bcaliln In Addison Townshil $44.900. .. 1246 and licit Docks. TOTAL PIIVII:Y - t.tld. 3 BR rome features lnliJUkini view overilol<ila cr&ek ~om • oooternpqrary gllss: fbiJa room. 14116 formelliv. rm. 2 batlli, den, rmd. kitherl, COIIIjlil!le with A!~ , ,.itt room w/lreeler, waster, dryer. Can also be purchased withaddblnal2 ~tres~ 200ft. more creek sm. fronllae with 28x48 Jllllge. This is a very oo~ue and sec~ded ~ ..... ty. If you like privacy and boating. th~ 5 a must kl see. ReasonllliY prml. 31 ACIIES IIOIE OR LESS - Th5 hoose boasts 9 rooms. new carpet. woodblrner and v11yt skin~ 2 car JI."St and has 3~rore outbu~ Add Ioiiis 1 sllterwteand GaiiPOiiSschools and th~ b6comes • lwpn lfi:ed in till lilies. LOVELY 311013011 RMCII -lt modem eel-in '*hen with appliances, I.Ning room teatures wb wth s~ fbir. Sillle 8111111. fl. ya«f and galden arl!l. ~ schools. PrmJ in low 40s: �71 I - -. --·..,...... JO ~ ....... - AC. AM· I'll, ·~· good 000 " " ' - · 110(;, U ••l . Col t1 4-441,, 1121. 71 Ford - - .... good ...... -- ...- ·"·000 - .... " "· Coli 114-441· 44U • c~ '""'""' llcanvortll>lo. """Y'l,._, p.rta. lnchfclng mo'3,1100. Cell 114-441· 4412. * ·llllnt 1814 · C"wy Cneli• ttatlon ·mllel. onglno wMhcondl. only 1 :000 Vtf'Y good '4.:100. Col 114-24&·1408 "' 1)4-441-0212. •· 1978 Oklo Cullou 210 Y· l .,gino. high mllugo, condMion. Coli 114·"'"·3788 . 1111 Chovotto. itandord, olr, 4 doar, brown4cyl. A,OOOmi. .. 114-941·2213. ' . 1880 YW Oooh• ,... _ _dlo101, ongloo. 41-.10 MPG. AM·FM 4 opd. Col 304-n3B28B. Flrlt t2,100. wkh 11 eftglno. 90!'d. ftiM good. Alf.FM . . . . ~~~~~- 114·911- 1178 Oadgo Diplomat low conditlofl. 1700. 1071 c....., .......... ..... oft ... 304-111· 3893. ........_.1100'1 li41 Ford Coupo. 2 door. oolo 302. f3 . 1100.00 304·171· 1144. 1980 AMC Spirit t1 .100.00. 304-171-1174. '84 Ctv•llwr w~gon , 4 cyl,' 15' ipMd. 1ir 1nd radio, front whMI drl¥e, •1.100 or bnt off«. No tlodo. 304-4140 111d IOOYo t'*MCJI on m.chlne. 70 ~·· lie oonvertlble, good - 42'711. . l81B Cht¥y iloloh. uoo: 1878 Dodgo Colt woacn. • -· tlrH. rwbult ll'ltme. 11,700 now euoo. 4 cyt, &~11d. lotoor 11011• IIOrf ca-. CoH 114·441-7289 bott...w•......... poln~ 1181 Muot.,g Pl. Pl. AC. tlntod - · II"Nt condMioft. con et4-3e7·01 84. Put 000. 19118 M.Cl .B.O.T. Coopo. Col· ltctofl i'tem. RlltOI'Id, new •Pe. ext•ior. Interior, etc. 114·992-8314 doyo,. l14-892· 7354 nlghtt. " BROKER J . Merrill Carter Phyllis (oveday Becky Lane Jim ,Cochran Ron Pitchford Patrick Cochran SOIIHEIN HILLS I. E., .INC. 446··6610 ·:. · .· , II • JUD'( DEWin 44,15. Rio Grande, Ohio: House known as Evans house located at 208 Rilla• Street, Rio Grande, Ohio. Suled bids lor removal of house and/or prap will be accepted in the office of the Business Malll&er, Allen Hall. Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 until4:00 P.M. September 2, 1986 at which time bid will be opened, read, and evaluated . House consists af 4 rooms, sunporch and bath down and 2 rooms up. Double car block aaraav. hrnac:e. and other attKhments are included. House and _piap must be removed no later than November I, 1986. House may be viewed by appointment only by con· tactin& 614-245-5353, Ed. 217. The colle1e reserves the right to reject any and all bids. · 1111 P)¥ Chomp 83,000 mil• 4 ;d. · only eu&&. 1971 """"' 4 cyl,. 4 ..... · - · ohOfll, only et,&91. 1971 Oldo Cotl•o Y·8 ooto PS. only e1,11&, 1119 GMC 1'1i ton du.., I foot bod. PS, 4 opd., •2.•1. 1182 KawaQki fi)Otor· cyc1o ICZ 71o .,..,. •12.81 now •111. 44 8¥Comore St., Golllpollo. coli &14·441·2900. · 104-171·21~. 197eCh..., 4wllooldrtvo. Aono good. n8oo. t8B2 c~~ooy Com...,, Good ohopo . . 1114 Pot. Fltol>lrd. bcolllnt oondklon *7400. Clll304· 273- 1114 Delillo Cllorgor 2.2 - . Mb' 1 Auto Belw Sptci811. - . 388·8166 37~· 2184 446·2230 446·0468 446-7881 245-9490 446-8655 ,, ''II Trucks for Sale '. REALTOR' 76 Motorcycles R-. t,n Chovy Soonodalo hllfton, btOwn, AM·FM rlldio , PS, PB, 301 V·8. 304·171·4193. Vans & 4 W.O. Chevy C·30 c-oo ..,., with 1877 Corvette engtne. A-1 cohd. Sell or tr.cle. Call 614241·8111. 1i11 Jaep CJ ·5, 4 cylinder, loakl end run1 gran Call 814·211·1615. . SERENRY - Nestled amoog the t.rees: 3 level tn:.k chateau with 3redrooms, ~ftiH IBths:~en living roOm · and dnllg area; klchen, full basement, 2 fireplaces all situatoo on 6 woodetl acres. #2165 74 -d. 73 OOUNTRY UVING - 25 a:res mort' "''"""'"..., base. bam. Plus 3 bedroom home noom. dning room. 112051 Pomerpy- Middleport- GaUipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. 1882 Dodgo PU light doty. 22& 815 Honda Shldow, low mileage. 4 apd.. brown wtth cream . oxc. cond., f2.200. Coil 814· tlborgloooloppor. CoiiB1 4·317· 441·4180 oltori:OO . 0394. . 1 984 Honde Twinatar 200. Call 187t Dodge '14 to~ 4x4 ctobcoll 114·441-1241 . plclwp, low miiOiflo. 310 onalne. autO. Pl. PI, elr,MW drta• 1911 Hondo Cl 750 K po rira•. front Md, wttt lock· out eh•ld niW lilt v•ar 270 ~tu rel !tube. OK. opnd. 011dng 14,700 mll11, exclllent condition. w11 ~- offer or trlld.. looa tor f1 .700 now 81 ,100. C• ll 814· II, 700, nted llltionwegon or 441·7289 •~ver Yin . Moving 114""1-2741. 1979 Herll'( Devidaon Sportater. Call 814-992-n94 eher Bi blue Chevy Scottldelt 7:00pm. I pickup: 350 eng. 1.4 ton, exc. Coli 114-211-IIBDB alter Yamlhe 1980, 1&0 cc Special, 5. 4,100 mil•. f1 .000. coli 304· Ifill Ford FIOO flatbed truck. 812' 3287 alter I PM. UOO. Coli 114-742·3041 . 110. H011da 3 wheeler 1376.00 . 304-87&-5492 . "li Fllfd Xt.T threo ($1•n• 'ton , 410 lftgin•. euto- 1981 Kaw111lli KX 126, run• matic, doublefu-' tenkl, PS. Pl. good, good 1hape. t1,300.00 . 30'4·882-3.231. 304·882-3756 . '7!1 "'...... ·- poll!! ""~ l'lbolt motor. "·tiOO.OO or blol 111. or 1rodo for Nnnlng pldt·Ufl. Collli4·H2· 7110. . . HOUSE FOR SALE Olltl1d by llolnl of TrustHs, Rio Grande Collece. 114·171-2121. 72 "'"''gaM. • T..,.... Ce11co 110rf good ...... 47,000 .octuol ....... •a.t®.. ~ 114-448-938&. ......._ .... N , good tine. CoN 11n Pontloc .Gr.,d Prix, good ruMing oorid, AC, PI, PI, PW, -leo. 104-*7_1 -11H. ,., · . .: Real Estate General tap.· ...... llr•, Nftl goad, . • ..,, ~ 114-441-4190. 17. 1986 Autoa for Sele 19'82 Joop CJ-7 Renogodo hlldto!l and oolt .,p, 6 cyl. & apd .• 40.000 mil11 [retail book vMue *6,3001 . Salt price 08.800. Coll814-446-7289 #2124 • 1 9 81 H on d • Boats and Motors for Sale 12 foot alurm boat. 4 ~p Evenrude motor, 304 · 882· 3110 . hiboard and outboard 18 ft . Stareratt with trell•. rell good · lhiiJt. acm. motor and trailer n .80o.oo. 304-882-34&3. 78 Auto Parts & Accanoriaa 1871 Meraury lob Cat for p1rt1. e10. or belt offer. Call &14742·2e9o . -::;;:::;:;;:::=::::;:;;:::==='I = 79 Motora Homea & Campers Auto Parts & Accaasories 1880 Ch.mplan 11ft. trana van. Htf-containtd. tl~ep~ e. Nbuilt lngint. nM tim, Ink-. ln.. Transmialion1. All typ11. Over, front. rear. 4 wheel drive .. PriCII start •100 .• Will deliver. Call 814-371· 2220 . eruilt. cargo box, root air ovollollle. A*lila f9.700. offer or trade. books · for t 12.000 need 1t11tkmwagon or paanger van . Movint 114445-27411. 76 rior. Air IUIO. tr1n1., PI, Pl. 318 Engine and tranlmillton. Verv good condition . Extra tnn1mlulan tor 318 engln1. 814-992-72e9. 78 Flootwlng 8 ft . plckop cemper. 3 way refriatrator, Boats and Motors for Sale 86 Honda ATC 260 A reclng 3 wheeler •1.100. Cell 614·4489370 . ' Owens 26 fl. cabin cruller, 3 axle trailer, .bolt in rl\ler at Ch•hlre, Ohio. Make otter. Call 814 -441· 1628 . , 614 -448· 1339. 1812 c-mon. n · root. !lOP op compor, 304-171·1212. 1971 Ford Ltlaure Time c....,. good aond for ult or trldt for CIMI A motor home, phono 304·171· 2114 oltor 1:00PM. Sl~l 'JII.I~S 81 cond. Coli 114-441-1312. Ho11111 Improvements dinada.y,_Realty 446-3636~ HOMES. FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 26 LOCUST STREET, GALLI?OI.IS, OHIO 46821 tH . Local retertneea furnllhed. Froo ootlmotoo. Coli collect 1-114· 237·0411. dO¥ or niglr!. Roger• Basement w.-rootlng. 83 Ktn'a Watat" Service. Weill. elatern1. pools and waterbeda flllod. Call 114·317·0123 or 114-387-7741 or 304-1761247. Excavating 87 ;;;::;;--;U 7p ~h ;:-o:;l;-: st""e_ry _ __ jlood-1 hcevotlng. buomonto, footttt. drivtways. teptlctlnkl, lllld1caplng. Calltnvtlmt 814· 448-4637, Jllmll L. Demon. Jr. owner. 86 ~HRISTIAN'S TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave.. Gallipoll1. 614 -448-7833 or 814 -448· 1833. General Hauling R & M Furniture Manufacturing. St. At. 7. C•own City, Oh . Call 814-258-1470, call Eva. 814· 446 - 3438 . Old & new Uphottared. .-ns, waH1, pools. Anytime bul Sundoy. Coil 114-441· 7404. Watterton'a Water Hauling. rea1onebla rate1. immadiete 2.000 gallon deliv ery. ciltemt. pool1, weU , ate. call 304-676· 2919 . Mowrey' • Upholster ing Slt'Ving trl countvarea21 yun. The belt in fumitura upholstering. Call 304 · 875 - 4154 f o r fr ee Mtimete~ . CONSTRUCnON SCHmUUNG NOW FOI1 •Roofing •Siding *Continuous Guttering 'Fencing ' Remodeling •Replacement Windows Call today.... 446-4514 or 446-4841 Exterior II tnttriof ducco. Pluttr • plllter rip ..n . Low ,..... Cell 114·211· 1182. RON'S Televlalon Str'11ice. Hou• calla on ACA. Qu.zer. OE . Spoclallng ill Zon~h. Cell 304· 171·2311 or 114·441· 2414. 161ir ft. 19761nvader boat. Tri Haul 125 horta John1on. Tilt treiler. Cell 814-992· 6488. RINOL'£8'8 SERVICE, o•portlftCid e~rpenter. tl.ctrici1n, mMOn, pelnttr, roofing (lnclud· ltorkl Troo ond ~n S<Mco. londtcoplng. :JM-871· 2010. Rotary or cable tool drMMng. Mott wet11 compl..edsam•d.y. Pump HI• and ttn~lce. 304· 881· 3802 P.O. No. 9069 Call Emla. c1rp ... rv. rwmodel· lng, lkttng, roofing, conerlle work. bloc*. Pllnting. FI'M llt tmot•. 304-175-61&2. p•B Rooftng • Pointing. "P· rooftng, rep.W, pelntlng inside or out. FrH EltlrMte. Local Refer· oncn. 304·171· 7981 . SPACIOUS QUALITY BUILT HOllE ~ 3 tiedrooms. formal dnllg room. ~ master bedroom. 2 fireplaces, tun basem~ 2\! baths, 2car garage.AltthLI and more lor a very good ~ ' #2142 R111l Estate General SUNDAY PUZZLER IHOBSTMER REALTY Geo. S. HobstiitteJ, Jr. Broker • OWIIER FINANCING Corner lot in langsville, three bedroom. large living room, dming room, kitchen, stove & ref.,:two storage btdgs. $12,000.00. Call for details. COUNTRY LIVING - Modern tflree bedroom ranch ·home, lull basement, elec· !ric heat and woodburner, ~ts on .83 acre. $33,000.00. PEACH FORK AD. - Brick (6 yrs. new) home, three bedrooms, two baths, spacious living room and din1n g room, built-in kitchen, utility room, garage, lull basement, free gas. 5.75 acres. EXECUTIVE HOllE - Beauti· ful cedar with four large bed· rooms, 21! baths, huge tivng room w/firetJiace. formal dinilg room, recreation room, rolfl)lele kitchen and break· fast room, lui basement. Three acres, flatwood Rd. RE. OOCED. $112,000.00. NfA. IEIGS HIGH -lovely Perma-Stone home, w~h three bedrooms, tivng room, kitellen and dining comb., dou· bte car prage with lotsofsior~· sits on over ooe acre, be· hind flir•ourd. $46,!:00.00. Vtlllll R. llicinsky, Aaaoc. PhoM: (6141 742-:1192 •, ACROSS STEP INTO ELEGMICE when you enter the toy" II on• of tht fr!llld! City's finest. ForNI fi¥inc room otters a ¥iew of the city, woodburn inc lireplece md chmdelier; 12x14 study with solid cherry walls, fireplace md Iran ell doors' that teed to I CIISSed 10l11ium; formal dininl with illy window and two bwilt-in china cabinets; eel-in llitchan; spacious mastar bedroom with office or lt)linaroom ad· jacent; two lerJe bedrooms upstairs olleran rllundance ol storaae includanca cedar closet; 2'1! baths, lh34 family room with carpet, stone fireplace with insert; scrttntd sumllltr porch with paddle fan; covered patio with a brick &rill; 2 car pra&e. 111 heat. cent. air: 14xl6 prdener's shed and satellite dish on property. Shown by appoint· 1111nt only. lllW USTING situl~ at a locatJJil which was once the stage stop. 2 story frame house with 3 bed r~. llln lllth f1111ilv room, format dililj room, partial llasemenl 11'1 car garage and \! acre lot more or less. Priced in low 20s. Not lar lrom ely tints. #2181 LET YOUR TENANTS IIAKE YOUR PAYMENTS- 2 apartment duplex. Each apartment rontails iv~g room. krtchen, bath, 2 bedrool!l>, exceHeot location. Th~ could be 1ust lor you. Call lor more mlo. #2045 Real Estate General ,£. clnuth FRAME 2 BEDROOII HOME IN CHESHIRE - Has ktchen, dinng room, I bath, basemmt, wrap txJrch, separate garage and deepkJt with garden area and lrurt trees #2178 c--D lB IPI~UOt REA L EST ATE ~ [SI DEN T •A. L . I NI.IE SH o4HHS · CO MMl RCIA L YOUR "GET STARTED" t«<ME - kieallow cost two bedroom home at lower River Ro<ll has aum. !iding. gas heal eat-in kitchen and only $26,!1l0. #2050 THE ULTIIATE IN ELEGANCE - temg on beautMy loodscaped grouoos that stretcll to an im~ing 2 atres, three carpeted bedrooms, 2 laths formal entry, dnng and t~ilg room, ex"'isi al'x«l: in-grouoo pool oompletel; encompasslll by alieh~ brick privacy fence. These are just a few of the -additional far too oo merous to mention elaborate ·1eatures oontaillll with this homa. Let us show IOU th~ nome tOdaY' 112129 TEAFORD(B · E. 2nd St Phone 1·f614)-992 · 33:25 ~ IIR LISTING - large brick home with 4 bed· rooms, central heat, full ba· semen!, 2 car level lots. 2 m garage. $35,000. IDIIG IOTIOII - Nice ooe 1t1or modern 2 1111 on Rt. 248. ~~~IS and 2 acres. lAUIIliOIAT - 21 washers and 12 dryers. Pomeroy. On~ $6.000. BRADBURY - 4 1111, rood. klehen. rook and bake units, natural gas fumacce. garage and level let ASSIIII£ - Pay tfle balance and own your home in SPECIAL! - 54 a:res more or less. Has marketable timber. Call lor more information today. #2131 lOTS - I acre lots klcatlll atAddMnTwp.Situatlll in a wooded area wrth restrdxlns. #2059 $20,000_TOTAl CASH PRICE! - AR]rox. 12 yr. dd ranch with v1nyl and aum. !idng, 4 llidoroms, bath, d~ng room. Kyger Creek school dLitrd. 112091 IIAKE US AN OFFER - $$$ - Neat house and lot rutal water available. Nice tree shadeillawn. ' 112103 lOVE A BARGAIN! - Sure you do! Make an appointment ID see this charming 3 or 4 bedroom home, 2 baths, eat411 kjchel, well insulate:l. Situated m approx .. 50 acre more or less. #2113 . POIIEIIOY - 5 rm. ranch about 20 years old. 24x50.gas furnace and I ~ lot. 13 ACRES - All mnera~. On ·Rt. 33 II Peach For~ NfAR CHESTER - Excellent 3 BR ranch. fuM filLihed basem~ stone fleplace in family rm. 2 fuU btths. Obi. garage and 2.47 acres young frui t«<IIE WITH A HEART! - Wei comucl8d fllllily home with fir!ifliKe, eat4n Uchen, attac:hlll 2 car garage. Coverlll deck. heat ~fltl . central ar, flat lawn, convenient location. Wrthil 2 miles of hosPital. $54,900. - 112031 IIDOLEPGIT - 6 RM one ltior plarl, JIS Mnace,l' living rm. 3 IIR. ful basem«rt, 2 pcwdles lllld rNer t,;ew. On ~ $Jl.IXXJ, HERE IT IS! - AbeaJtiful Uree l!droom two car page. fireplace, in-ground pool on a \!acre ICc just 3\1 niles out Rt 21& Caiii!CM for more information. #2146 ltOAD FROIITAGE - TAKEYOUR PICK - Over lfDI ft. of road Jronlllge to be diwided into resllentilllots. Wiler available. WANT IT OOID? 00 00 WE! ('Jil 992·3325 The REAl ESTATE STORE 301 IMIRAIIDE BLVD. - ExcetJiionlitl nee 2 ~room brick home in Green Scho!il D6trict II!Wdes lui fnished basement gas heat. cenlralah nd rrisc. lumrture. CaH foi more information. $54.900~ · 112141 - . i I RAN OUT OF FINGERS counm ~al the extr115 in this lovely home. Startilg with 4 bedrooms, 2 ful baths, 18'x28' family room, wing room, full basanent. 2 car garage, plus a lot more al s~uatec! on I a:re more or PRIVACY IS PRICElESS - In ttlil 3 IEdroom home with lots !i extras. 2 fuR baths, dning area, breakfast bar, screene JX)I'ch. Situatoo on 2 acres. Property borders state II'Ofii!IIV that has Jllblic hurrng and a 200 acre fishilglake. Can lor more infcrmaoon. #2156 SELUNG BELOW COST- 3 ll!droom illme, krtchm . kitchenette, hutch, full basement, pus 4 tJ 5 room garage apartment 4 miles fromGall?ois Lower River Road. Good view d river Sac r~i:: il g 25%due to rro heatth. $32,000 #2128 V rr-g rnra CAPE COD - Atraclive remodeled 3 bedroOm home near town Newer vinyl sidilg gas lurnace. carl)ll and windows. etc. 2car t;~rage, central air and blsement. $53,!:00. #2134 less. $50,000 - 2 story home, den, formal dining ~iity room. oo lU acres more cr less. SOMETHING SPECIAL - $36,000 - Th~ ~ rnt just an crditary home. LOTS OF SPICE. There's roomfor growng in the lovely 3 bedroom home. Extra nice shalllllawn. CaU.We have al the detals #2039 NEWLY LISTED - Beavtiful 3 redroom ranch with livingspace arouoo ~- ~ restncoons andover 2 a:res to enl)y. Blacktop 1000, Green Twp 3-4 miles tom Gallipolis. 1.440 sq.ft.livingspace approx.Modern and il good condlim. Priclll in the lls. Please cal b more informaoon. 112162 PICTURE YOURSELF HERE! - Nature's beauty manfests itsel a-ound thi; 3 IJ!droom, 2 bath brick lllme with basement. 10 acres ~ lush courtrl setting with a rushilg stream. tiled gardens and pond. Near Rio Grande. #2133 WANT A RfAL HOllE INST£AD OF .lJST ANY OlD t«<USE? - IIso, take notice ol this 2 story 4 IEdroom, 2 batfl, lorrnal liv!lg room, rec. room. pus a lot illme. #2158 147 ACRES SECWDED FARII - lot !i pasture and woodetl acreage. 2 story country home, COr1111e1e set of buildilgs, tobacco base, good water system. $58,000. j2143 VACANT lAND - 127 acres more or less. Mileral rights, frontage on little Paregon Rd. #2029 REDUCEDU WINDSOR IIIBIL EHOII AND L4 ACRES 11/L .,... 3 bedrooms, 1\! baths eq~ped ktchen and mOre, all sluatm on ST 160.' $18,000. 112121 .,• PRICE REDUCED TO $30,1XXJ.OO - 31Edroom 117 story frame ~- 2car unaltBched garage,situa~ on 3 5 acres more less #2006 i OWNERS HAVEgj.ED! WANT THEIR HOUSE SOlD! PRICE REDUCED $59,900.00. - fbrse located 633 lyoowood · . Blick ranch, 3 or 4 bedroo111> living room, family rdom, lui basemmt, 2 au 111rage: NQUDED IN SALE 1()t.f I'ROTECOON M ." #2066 FINANCING IS THE SEWNG PM:KNlE IN TIIS HOllE - Assumable :loan wl.h low down payment. Approx. I acre, 3bedr~ lrame ranch, I year old w~h SI!Ciudoo settin~ , ~2106 . Cities " 14 19 2t 22 23 24 26 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 . VERY COUNTRY AND VERY NICE - 5 BEDROOM FARM HOME. FAMILY ROOh\ LAR(I OOUNTRY KITOlEN. CELLAR I{}USE GARIGE. BARN, SEVERAL SHEDS. SURROUNDED BY APPROX. 86 BEAUT!Rll ROLliNG ICRES, FN!MPOND SOME WOODED AREA. PRICED RIGHT AT $75,000. SMALl FARM WITH IDTS OF "FR'RO~NMTiAGli!ELI~ CREEK! -OLDER f«lME NICELY, , EAT IN KITCHEN AND TO TAKE IN I 37 Bow ol vessel 39 Great deal 40 Word of sorrow 41 Walk steadily 42 Discontinue 44 Lasso 46 Algerian seaport 47 Antlered animal 48 Hearing organs 50 Short-barreled pocket pistol 52 Shatter 53' Prell¥ lOr down 55 Small children 57 Symbol ror • .• .- --· • "· THIS HOllE HAS IT ALL - 3 bedroom ranch located Roush Rd ., Kyger Creek School Dis!. Basement w1th cent. air, WBFP. in-ground 16'x32 ' swimmin g or- · ..~,..a..c're lot. Well and rural water. Great location for ''''m"Y Price $54,900.00. $12,!il0 - llder onestory h~. love~ setting. good garden area. 2 wei~ . situatlll 41 2.9 a:re lllll'e or less. . . 112104 $39,000 - Recently remodeled 4 IEdroom illme. 2 baths, famly room. fireplace, basement. deck, above ground pool t.tbile oome s~e · #1063 . Birds ' homes Pr ickly shrub Female horse Landed Whipped Aperture Bet Rigorous Above: poetic Go by water Plump and rosy Charity Period of lime English baby carr iage • •• Nlll USTING ..- Jl ACRES - VACANT lAND PriVate setting feral lee! ol ro<lld fronlllge. rural water av~ilable. II tor dirocti>ns and more detail;. . 112175 DREAII HOIIEI ,WITH LOTS OF ARBOR. 6 YR. OLD FRAME RANCH 2 BAT~ . HEAT PUMP WITH CENT. AIR, KITCHEN; CITY SCHOOlS. CALL TOOt\ Y BE TOO LATE! LISTED AT$56,000. BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW! KC SCHOOL DISTRICT. II!ICK.& FRAME TRI ·LEVEL. 3 BR 'S, 1\1 BAT~ . fR WITH WOOD· BURNER HOOK-UP. C/A, CARPORT & LOTS OF STORAGE. JUSTLISTEO - PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT S45 ,000. IN CHESHIRE- VERY OOt.fORTASLE 3 BEDROOM. 2 STORY. HAS FORMAL DINING RJOM, HARMOOD FIOO!S N UVNG ROOM. SMALL DEN, GAR/GE HAS 'IIQIKSI()P N!E'A. EXCELLENT BUY AT $32,000. OWNERS SAY SEW - THEY HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF 1HS PROPERTY FROM $32,000 TO $25,000. PROPERTY NQUDES 2 f«JMES ONE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REMOfllED. HAS BEAUTIFUL CARPETIN!l KITDiEN, BATH. S~O t«<t.E NEEDS SOME REPAIRS. BETIER CALL AS 3JON AS YOU RfAD THIS All! NEWLY REIIODELED - THIS HOUSE HAS REAllY BEEN OON,E RK;HTI Ntw EAT·IN KITDiEN. FORM\~. II!,IR, FR (Ill& 3RD BR. BEAUTIRll OM FLOORS, NEW WIRING AND INSULATION. 3 OUTBUILDINGS & BIG IDT IN 'liNTON (}4 MAIN Sf. REAP THE RE.WAR~ OF All THEIR HN!D 'IIQIK - ONLY $28,000. · ·- ~ sod ium 58 Soli drink 59 Animal's coal 60 laughter 62 Parisian season 64 Immersed 66 Perform 68 A ttate : abbr. 69 Evangelist Roberts 70 Hope or Newhart 71 Incandescent lamp 73 Deposited 75 Vipers 77 Withered 78 Crown 80 Expunge 81 Breakfast Item DOWN 82 Snake 84 Pretentious hom e 86 Outcome 87 Dinner cour se 89 Function 92 Killed 95 Bundles 98 War god 99 Clear away tO 1 Wooden shoes 103 Tissue 104 ·Busy clump 105 Gaseous element 106 Again : prefix t07 Thoron symbol 108 Abound 110 Actors' or g. 111 While t 12 Huc kleberr y 113 Bay ot 115 Actor Paci no 117 Platform lt9 Compass point t20 Ravellngs 12 1 Companions in play 124 Divulge 126 Journey forth 127 Cure 128 Occurrences 130 Midday 132 Be borne 133 Pedal extremities 134 Capuchin monkey 135 Expires 137 Pedel dlgils 139 In addition 140 Actor Rip 141 Untamed t43 City in Nevada 145 Carpenter's t oo l 146 Irreconcilable opponent 146 Ogre 150 ~lonest 152 Chief room In house: Rom . antiq . 153 Servant 154 Burden 156 Balanced 157 Pulln place again 158 Cloth measures 159 Rant 160 ~ Dame 1 Large ladle 2 Candles 3 Manage 4 Writing impleme nt 5 Goddess ol discord 6 Par t of " l o be" 7 Animal's tool 8 Bedouin 9 Normal 10 Fortune-telling card 11 TurkiSh flag 12 Cover 13 Latin conjunction 14 Promontory t5 Corrode t6 Pitt sburgh football player 17 Fright t8 Goller Slammin ' Sam 20 Crackle 23 Drunksn loale<s: slang 25 Female 27 Foreign 26 Wolfhound 31 Burden 33 Wingl ike 36 Protective ditch 38 Singing bird 40 \licinily 41 Fuel 43 Urge on 45 Turkish decrees 46 Eying amorously 47 Secluded valley 49 Footprint 51 Pertaining to Norway 52 Provokes 53 Amount owed 54 Case tor small articles 56 Choice 59 Gave 60 Musical instrument 61 Encourage 63 Passed by 65 Peel 67 Poem 69 Stamp or approval 70 Insects 72 Metal 74 Calcium symbol 76 Silwer symbol 77 Part ol chair 79 Saloon stock 83 Hindrance 85 Enthusiastic 86 Di sturbance 87 Facts 88 God ollowe 89 Above 90 Continued story 91 Lyrical lament 92 Fas1-flying plane: Init. 93 Woolly 94 Hebrew month 96 Verve 97 Wise person 100 Tin symbol 102 Chair 105 Baseball team 109 Attitude . tt2 Conflagration 113 Real estate map 1 t4 Besmirches 1 16 Grant use or 1 18 Narrow opening 120 Climbing devices 121 Point or hammer 122 Flyer 123 Mix 125 Most flexible 126 Having limits 127 Flock 129 Observes 131 Closer 132 Detecting device t33 Pattern 134 Dispatches 136 Cui 138 Native ol Sweden 140 Tense t4t Frustrare 142 Ms. Horne 144 River In Siberia 147 Hasten 148 Prefix tor bad 149 Carpet 151 Labor org . 153 Myself 155 Selenium symbol •"><:.·,'\'' 5 ACRES more or less vacant land wrth lots (i woods near Eureka. Aerob~ septic a~d rura l water ncluded. Good view !i river. Only $7,!il0. #2123 TWO fOR THE PRICE OF ONE"! - Twomobile homes each with buitt on addrons: th ree bedrooms living room, formaldnKig and moreon 17 acres ~ lushfarm land. ~2149 SPACIOUS QUALITY IJILT t«<ll - Galfipolis schools. Green Twp. Home leatures 3 bedrooms, 31'1 baths, dMded basemen~ heat· ~ll'll. fireplace,9 acres more or less all landscaped. Picni: area, own private stocked lalle. Cal now!! #2065 VACANT lAND - «l acres more or lesl . Marketable timber, tOOacco base, rural water available. $8,000. #2110 COlY FOR ACOUPLE - Here Is a neat 3 bedroom ranch that Wlllkl be l!l!lfl\y "cozy• for the couple looking lor conVtllience. locll!d In the ely. You11 be SJrpml at t!le ttice. Ont,- $28,000. Cal for more ilformation. 112151 PRICE RBlUCED TO $29.900 - ~ner must sellthll 3 bedroom ranch oo George's Creek Ro<ll off Rt. 7. Includes prege and over li acre. \ : ' 112140 IIORETMN YOU'D EXPECT - You may hM passed . up thd modest lookilg ranch Ylithout 111tizing the · ex~ value ~·dfers: Super b:ltm, 31idrooms, II! blllt, forme I· diiilg. 2 ~r 11raae. RanIll!. ~tor. · d$1riqsher, dryer and·washer if)Ciude. .. •' 12037 .. m7& #2076 Nlll USTIIIG - IDOIIING FOR A IDW PRICE RENTAl! - II so. $11,000 will buy tflis one. 2 blllroorns, bath, in the ely limits. #2179 •• • J.• #2093 NEW USTING - lOOKING FOR A HOII WITH fiiMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!- lh~ 7 vr. old ranch style home offe!S 3 carpeted. bedroo111>, 2 fui baths, lamify room, 24'x32' 2 car unatlachoo 113rage and more just waiting b that new farniyl Very nice ~ndscatiBIIIawn thaUxlli!nlilln 1.9 "'""' mare,. less. AR oat in UNBELIEVABLE PRICE . $57,000. 1 Mine excavation 6 Armadillo 10 " A - or Two OWNERS ARE lOVING BEAUTIFUL 3 OR WITf«lUT FURNITURE. 3 BEDROOMS, LAR(I EAT-IN KITCHEN, FOR· MAL DINING AREA PLUS SCREENED BACK PORCH FOR IN· FORMAL ENTERTAINING. HOME IS BEAUTIFULLY OE· CORATED. THE PRICE IS $50.000 FULLY FURNISHED KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. NEW LISTING .~.:' R111l E1t1te General fl)meroy Jam• Boys Water Service. Al10 poola filled . Call 814· 211·1 141 or 614-448-1176 or 814 -441· 7911 . CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth 1nd Pint Qoiii!IQIII, Ohio Phonei 814-UI-3888 or 814· 441-4477 Fetty Tree Trlmning. ltump ·' ' General Hauling & lrtg hot ttr oppllcotlonl 304· 171·2088 or e71·73U. 78 LTD. 79 Thondorblrd. 114· 812· 7011. CoU oltor 5!00. 216 86 Plumbing Heating D-7 remow11. C•ll30oi· I71S-1331 . Its Chrytler Larer blue, ••· ODnd., lir o,nd.. ,.., detroit, 5 opd. ...000. Coli 1~4· 317· 0128. Real Estate .•uulll 82 The Sunday Dillard'• Water Otlivery. Cilt· BAIEMENT WATERPROOFING Un condition~ lif.clmt gUiren· 11, 100.00 . Phone 304-882· 75 Motora Homes & Campara Slld•ln pop up cemp• for 8ft. t ..... Ito... hootor. loo b... link. bOIKint for hunteq. Cell 114·911·3313. ltove. oven, tumace, Ac. ••· CB 7 6o , 2442. 79 w. Va. COIIEICIAL PROPIRTY: - . Bnck and frame build It~ ·IHI !IS a ceramil lind fbral sillp. 3 mobile used as r~tal prop.erty. 2~ !Qc:lted at Upper River Ro<ll. Qlod incom&. al lffllfltli renlal. . ' ' • ' • #2161 . ' 46 ACRES, located adjacent to Gallipolis Cit) Your choice first Ul ·acres. $10,000.00. NICE LEVEL BIG IDT - WITH .liST M HOUSE YOU'VE BEEN lOOKit«l FORI CLOSE TO 10~. CITY 9ltOOLS. 3 SR. II'! BATHS, GARAGE AND PRICED TO IU YOUR BUOOET AT f 1t ' ' I ',If If I J ! '. ,!. ! , l '. 'H l ' f '' •.. . .. ~··- ------ ·---.... I __....,.--~- ..... ---- I ··-..........---~----· _...._~. ·• ..,..._.,.._ ........ ' ® 1981 United Fe~turs $ yndlcete .... I' ' .. ! • .. ,,'· ..•• .. ,,'I·. •·•• '•. .. .... ·' '· ·. 'l . ..·',.. ' ' .. �. Sunday Times-Sentinel 17, 1986 Va. Ohio Lottery Sus~t'~ whereabouts kept secret Quarter horse racing at fair rAO~VILLE. w.va: (UPi! The sw.unl, who founded New - One -· or two ·Hare Krishna Vrindaban In 1968, was severely membl!r's c~tn li 1983 murder beaten about the read and back. He or anoiher cleV'oteeJII'S been moved remalll,' partially paralzyed with to oonvene Sept. lli in Elkins to investigate It Krislma leaders at New Vrindaban had any involvement wUh the deaths. Kmllla leaders have nopeatedly !llfne rearing loss and needs two . denied any Involvement and say canes kl walk. t!Jey have been cooperating fuUy A federal grand jury Is scheduled with authorities. Into West .VIrP!lll tram California authorities are ndt saying 'Where he 1s ·being ·kept. Daniel· Reid, ·31, came east this week f!'Oin l.4fl ~Ill% bllt Marshall .Coonty PnJsecUtoit Thomas White wnukf'not .saY exactly when r--:--:-:---------------:----:---:' ,. or reveal w~ the man Is being held ,tor seeurtty reasons. Reid is accu$ed in the June 1983 murder d Krishna dEiYotee Charles Saint lll!nJs nelr the I<rlshn8s· New Vrindaban coliununlty In Marshall County. Autooritles have not found TOP WINII!ER - Bob Calaway, Route I, Saint Denis's .body. Beedsvllle, Is pictured with his team of Uglttwelgltts team won 11rst place oonors and lop money In the Also dlarj!d In tre killing is ''Did! and Dick" preparmg for tiE lUinual oorse lightweight division. Thomas Dreschef', 37, of ~venna. Ohio. ~er h.as yet to stand trial but ~ently .Won a mange rJ..venue mofun · because of . publicity. Drescher also is accused a( the May :,-· COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Klsselle, Bowling Grren , physical Iralth at Wlttenrerg University; ·'Fonner Ohio State football stars educatim Instructor at Bowling and Kenneth L. McDowell, Clncln- killing of Krl&hn~ disslilent. Steven ~ Grlllln and Dick Schafrath Green State University; Sandra nat!, president and general man- Bryant In Los AngeleS._ Autlllritles reHeve Saint Denis ~ad the list of ll appointees to the Knott, Cleveland, registered nurse ager of WCIN radio. was killed · D:lr allegedly raping ~ board for the Governor's and 1964 Olympian; and Dr. Mary Also, Richard A. Mostardi, proiiiOluncU 0!1 Physical Fitness and T. L€onard, Dayton, associate lessor of reswrch at the University Reid's wife. Reid wUl re arraigned refore ~professor of health, anatomy and of Akron and Akron Oty Hospital; "' G<!v. Richard F. Celeste named physiology at the University of Anthony C. Novello. Onclnnatl, Clrcutt Judgli Richard Warmuth, :;~be bQai:d members Friday. Dayton. manager of government affairs at but ·White did not know the date. '!- 'lbe l>-memrer board will help Also, Dr. Vlvlan F. Lewis, San~z. Inc.; Krista F. Poe, Akron, Warmuth has been on vacafun. Drescher an~ another Krishna ~mote and sponsor public sportWlllrrforce, retired chairman of physical fitness specialist for tre -:lng and physical fitness events. It the peysical education department Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.; devotre already are lodged In the ~ also recommend InfOrmation at Central State University; James Robert Potts, Ashtabula, teacher Marshall County Jan. Michael jllld educational materials to the J. Lorimer, Worthington, vice and coach tor 25 years; Pat Shockman, 32, of LaMoure, North ~bile, encouraging participation in president of government relations Stempfly, Urbana, physical educa- Dakota, Is serving a 15-month ;;llports, health programs and at Nationwide Jnsurana> Co.; lion teacher; Susie Tlrnken, Can- sentena> for last October's blud·~tlvltles . Vincent A. Lucido, Beallsvllle, ton, president of Mlndset, Inc.; and gi!Oning attack on Krishna spiritual : AlsoootheboardareforrnerOhlo United Mine Workers official; Anthony L. Whitney, associate leader Klrtanananda Swami te hurdling champion Stepbanie Thomas P. Martin, Springfield, professor of physical education, Bhaktipada. ' glttoWer-Leftwich and former professor of physical education aM Youngstown State University. ')).uas Cowboys and Cleveland :Jirowns running back Calvin Hlll c:J. ~!Dn, Va. ,. Otrer rnemrers of the board: ~ Richard L. Armstrong, Colum~s, commissioner d tlr Ohio High :;&hool Athletic Association; John ' E. Bickley, Columbus, director of ::p.ogramsfortheYMCA: JamesP. Fully equipped with every option you would ;:aranbam. Portsmouth, high school expect including astroroof. Must be seen. Last 'jlthletlc roach; Ambrose E. Brazel· of a generation. ~ton, Columbus, retired supervisor with the Ohio ' plzyslcal education . and Ted .;oepartment of Education; ':Georgeff, Columbus, head trainer ' :at Capital University. • Also, Wayne H. Gibson, Oxford, Cream Beige with Saddle Tan interior. New :retlral associate director of athletics at Miami University; Kerry premium tires on rallye wheels. .:Green, Zanesvllle, exercise physloljlglst for Bethesda Hospital; John 1987 1987ftCll 1987ftCll .Jiarris, Thledo, manager of health :imhancement lor Owens· Illinois, 13" REMOTE 19" COLOR :Joe.; Dr. Robert S. Heldt Jr., 25" COLOR CONSOLES ..Cincinnati, sports medicine special· COLOR PORTABLE PORTABLE . PINE, PECAN, OAI 'Jst; and Gina Johnson-Freeman, BerUnetta model. Silver exterior, T·top, gra'Columbus, coordinator rJ. leisure phic dash, We sold it new. showroom condi· education at Ohio State University. tion inside and out. Also, Scott J . Keller, Chagrin Falls, president of Fitness Planning and Programming Corp. of Delaware; David C. Kiefer, Sterling, organizer of the Ohio chapter of 1987ftCII 1987 19&71tCll National Handicapped Sports and Recreatkm Assoctatkm; Judith F. ~t -Page 3 • ·', ' at y \1~1.36, No.73 Copyrighted 1188 LANCASTER, Ohio (UP! 1-An honorary membership card to the Ku Klux Klan accompanied with a crudely drawn piCture of a black man kissing a watennelon is an example of the racism six black corrections officers-say they have experienced on the job at the Southeastern Ohio Correctional Institution. The olfla>rs ltled a complaint with the federal Equal Employment Opportunles Commission Feb. 19 over the alleged racism. Superintendent Anthony Brtgano said oo was surprised by the complaint, buthecan'tcommenton the ·allegations untO the commission completes its investigation. The <.'Oft!llllsslon In Cincinnati is in charge of the investigation and "DEMO" Prieed Aeeor.lnglv 1984 Olds Cutlass Supreme HAVE ARRIVED!! Oot't Miti This Car ROll 1984 Chevrolet Camaro S48800 26" COLOR CONSOLE Premiums given after horse pull 20" STEREO COLOR PORT ABLE 19" REMOTE COLOR PORTABLE $579°0 $388°0 $529°0 POMEROY - The annual horse pulling contest was a feature of Thursday night's Meigs County Fair activities. Cash premiums were award to the top seven teams in the llghtwelght class, 3:!Xl and the heavyweights :Jal1 and up. 'lbp three winners In the lightweight class were Bob Calaway. Route 1, Reedsvlllle, first; Denzil Higgins, Belmont. W.Va., second, and RJchard Douglas, Coolville, third. The top three winners in tlr ooavywelgltt class were Jim Tucker, Zanesville, first; George Guthrie, Route I, Guysville, second, and Ellis Derry, Zanesv1U•, third. ' CLOSEOUT PRICES ON All REMAINING 1986 MODEL RCA COlOR TElEVISIONS ELBERFELDS Quality Service After The Sale ~~t.'=ng-a: ~=ns~ - 'lbere are no black supervisors and only a small percentage rJ. the olllcers are black. Brlgano acknowledg!!d the !nstl,tufun has no blacks In any of the 17 supervisory positions. · He said there are 16 blacks - 11 percent - on the 144 COITeCfuns officer foroe. About ll perrent ol the medlum-securtty prison's l,a!O Inmates a,re black; .- Black ·corrections ottlcers are consistently denied admission to training classes; "-White oltlcers are given preferenUal treatment D:lr job assignments and days off; · -Black officers have been subjected to strip searches for drugs, sometimes In the presence ' of female cttlcers. White rJ.tlcers have not been treated In the same manner; -Black corrections officers received harsher pmishments for rules Infractions than whites; and 1983 .Chero~et Camaro ROll marathon bargaining session retween Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D-Dl., head o1 the House tax reform forces, and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., leader rJ. too Senate team Several details remain unresolved and must re settled before Congress can !XI t too measure to a vote, expected In mld-Septemrer. "We'll certainly be recommending strong support by the president," Treasliiy Secretary James Baker said Sunday on NBC's "Meet tre Press." "Over the long haul It will re a real plus for·the economy." The tax reform measure was not intended to raise revenues, and Rostenkowskl was asked where the money would be coming from to reduce the deficit and whether Congress would be forced to raise taxes next year. "You know the old adage, 'You never raise taxes In an election year,'" Rostenkowskl said. "But we've done away with that. We've done It in the last two elections. "But I do think H we're going to focus on and oo serious about where the deficit Is and what we've got to do ... there's a possibility," taxes will re raised, he said. "I absolutely disagree with that," countered Baker. "! don't think there's any chance in the world that we're going to raise taxes retween now and the electkm, and It the Congress did raise taxes between ,, SPORTS COUPE White, T-top air cond., another local trade. Ra· lye wheels. Save thousands on this one. ' 1986 Olds 98 Regencys BROUGHAM 4 DR. "Brass Hat models". Fully equipped with the options you want. 1-Charcoal Gray 1 -Dark Fern These luxury autos are outstanding buys, We purchased nine of these models and these are the last two. Don't miss this deal. -Blacks are subjected toderoga· tory racial remarks, posters and other harassment. Brlgano said an Equal Employment Opportunities officer from the Department of RehabUltation and Correction answered the complaint July 31. The agency investigates and determines It discrimination has occurred, said Helen Glutz, commission Intake supervisor in Cincinnati. If there Is cause to beUeve discr1mlnation has ocrurred, the office attempts to have tlr parties Involved resolve the charges, Glutz said . Ifoosettlement is reached, the agency may initiate legal action, she said. In recent years, according to Brigano, there hali been an ef!ort to recruit more black officers tor the Lancaster prison. He said the p)ison draws most of Its employees from the po(XIlation in the surrounding area, which is only 0.3 percent black. Clarence Lee, one of too six officers, said re received the Ku Klux Klan memrershlp card on his time card in December 1!&. He and O!arles Riggins, another of the six guards who signed the oomplalnt, say the clash of ruKures probably 1,s at tjle root of conflicts. Blacks who work as guards are generally from the city while the white employees are from the surrounding area. Riggins said because white offic· ers oontrol all the power, black officers are forced to work ·under Interior conditions. Riggins said, for example, his days off are Wednesdays and Thursdays, while whites with less seniority get weekends off. i: now and the election, the president wouldn't sign the bill." Baker said Congress can avoid taxes by cutting spending, and Rostenkowskl responded: "We have done, at least In social programs, as much as I think the Congress will tolerate." In addition to slashing the top Individual tax rate from 00 percent to 28 percent, too tax reform plan would curtail numerous deductions and loopholes, establish a tough minimum tax and lar!J!ly eUmlnate often-abused tax shelters. The plan was approved despite opposition from some senators who were unhappy wlthmajorpartsof the proposal because they relieved It would raise · business taxes too much, thereby running tlr risk of hurting the economy and costing jobs. -·~ PAST ROYALTY- Honored at too Meigs Comy Junior Fair Parade on Saturday attermm were these past fair queens lUid king. Left to tight are Tammy Calaway, 1983 queen; Sue Clrde Hager, 1961 queen; Larry Mon&&omery, 1966 king; Pam Riebel, 1983 queen; and Lisa CoDins Kautz, 198t queen. Reagan snags some credit ernp»yrnent SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UP!) - President Reagan, settled into a three-week summer vacation, reUed on quick action by senior aides to snag some of the credit for the historic tax code overhaul approved by House and Senate conferees. Reagan saw the top domestic priortty of his second term take a major step Saturday night while relaxing al his 688-acre mountain· top ranch, wrere lr Is spending his days lllresback rtding, chopping wood and attending to paperwork. His own role In behind-the-scenes negotiations that produced a tax package that wwld cut the top Individual rate to 28 percent from 50 percent and the maxlmum corporate rate to 34 percent from 46 percent -close to his target figures of 'll and 33 percent- was minimal. At the request of the conference committee leaders, Rep. Dan RostenkDwskl . D-Ill., and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., Reagan kept silent, giving the panel greater freedom t> hammer out an agreement in private. With approval of a compromise measure that could reach his desk soon after Labor Day, the goal he set earlier this year, Reagan overlooked whatever objections others In his administration might have and hopped on the lBndwagon. "Wbile some may not agree with all of the provisions of this agreement, I believe It is in the overall economic Interest of the country," re said in a statement. "In short, it's good for the economy and good tor tre taxpayer." The timlng and wording of the statement had been carefully crafted In Washington, where White House chief of staff Donald Regan, White House lobbyist Will Ball and other senior aides kept close tabs on the 22-member conference committee through the home stretch aver the wrekend. Even before tlr committee gave its stamp of ap~Z'QVal to the oompromise, the presidential reaction had been drafted and sent to aides in CalHomla for release minutes atter the 11:15 p.m. EUf voice wte. The statement, In which Reagan said the agreement "satisfies my requirements for tax refonn" and commended the conferees for "tireless efforts and dedication" was intended as more than just a presidential pat on the back. In the background was White House cona!m, ex!J'essed on several occasions by presldenllal aides, that Congress - especially the Democrats- not oo allowed to "steal the Issue" Reagan had championed since his 1984 State of the Union address. Area woman drowns in pond CHEVY S-1 0 PICKUPS AS LOW AS Sll 0 S6495 s1200 CASH DOWN 01 .T TUDE 60 PAY.tns. TAl & Cll1f Apartnnents, Pomeroy, accld· entally drowned In a large strip mine pond on Golde!\ Ridge near Darwin Saturday evening. traded this week. Sharp inside and out. $4795 nnE EmA. FULL SIZE TRUCKS $8799 EUROSPACE 85 2 to Choose From. Air, power windows, tilt wheel, 3,000 to 5,200 miles. Save over $2000 on these models. '/ READY - Tim Stone 111111 Melllla l'l'llrlmllr ol WUkeiYile were pdnl reedy lor. lllllurda~' ,qbl'a lrtldor pulaa IIIey sat onlbele Olver 88&. 'l1le l9ll5 ST. Saturday nJght's truck and tractor pull ·again packed the center· field at the , Rock Springs Falrgrowlds. Bill Kautz, Chester, 1came coaa· POMEROY, . mdrh wllftlbe i!llbtelli Elmer Stone and -Tim 111111 Jerem, In lbe lraclor eveatA at the Melp CGwtly Fair. Fans ·pack field · for Saturday pulls DRIVE A NEW TRUCK TO THE '.fAIR THIS YEAR! o..-o through with top honors In the 6,1XX1 ' .~ OPEN SUNDAY - 1 P.M. 111 f P.M. Chevrolet . ''FO-~ Phelps, Pomeroy; four sisters, Denise Colil, Athens; JuU Arnold, Warner RDbbins, Ga.; Laura Cobb, Pomeroy, and Amy O:llil, Bidwell; Irr maternal grandfather. John Warner; maternal grandmother, Evelyn Morris, Albany; paternal (Continued on Page 6) thlit ·lley~re' IDftt!. restred In, and als!> ,may not be the wisest Investment to be making." Trere is a market D:lr skllled labor, said Bob Scarborough, of the Greater Cincinnati lnlllstrlal Training Corp., which develops industrtal training programs. "Right now there are over lJO,(O) machinists (nationally) and the average age Is 58." said Scarborough. "They can go rut at any time and a lot of you~ peo!ie aren't going into ttlat trade. It's a good trade to go into." Scarborough blamed tre "whitecollar syndrome" for discouraging more :IOOJigSters from a vocational educafun coJTiculum. "A lot of young peo!ie think 'If I have a white oollar, I <lon't get my hands dirty and I can make a lot rJ. money,' and that Isn't true," Scarborough said. Frank Riley, director ct voca· tlonal education at Noribwest High Sclllol, agrees. He cited several cases of vocational graduates wlllse starting salacy wu $2,(0) higher than. that ci a starting teacher. Riley, had one student whose entry level job paid $lll.'10 an hour. "That's not bad for a ldd," he said. Even traditional wcafunal edu· cafun has changed. Home econom· lcs, for Instance, Is rrore than just cooking and sewing, said ·Jane Caldwell, a home ecooomlcs teacher at Pleasant Run Junior High In the Northwen school district Meigs County Coroner Dr. James Conde said that Mrs. Phelps had gone to the pond area with a group of trlends about an hour before too accident. nr. Conde said that u 1s reUeved that soo lost her .balance lind fell fromthebankaboutJ.0.12feetgolng lntow&terthatwasCIIlyfourtoflve teet d,eep• Alllo there was a light rain aild the bank to the pond was 'lbeMeigsCountyBoardofEducatlonhassetitsannu'atscboolbus slippery, Dr. Conde stated. driver safety meeting for all drivers In the county for 7:ll p.m. · Her friends saw her fall about Wednesday at Meigs High School, County Superintendent Jolm , 6:ll p.m. anddovelnto the water to RJebel announces. rescue rer. However; they were The county board has Issued bus driver certlficales to: unable t> find her and Dr. Conde, c. Brown, Unda C. Carpenter, Jeny G. Holley, Katlieen the Pomeroy ,Emergency Squad J . NolTis, JoAnn New9DJ11e, Patricia s. Pape, Patsy L. White and and Fire Department were canal Catherine A. Wood, Carleton School; Paul H.· Baer, Carl L. along with Sherlll Howard Frank Barrtnaer, Kathy A. BarriJIIer, Elnora Bernard, Ellzareth J . and dePuties. Calaway, Nora D. Cassady, Sandra Lee Cowdery, Fklssle M. DID, Divers summoned to tlle ~e Gary R. Dill, G. Holley, Mlk:lleU C. Holley, Ruth Ann Masters, Included Don Stivers, Ken~,~. JoAnnNews6me,Oke)IT. PuOins,CyntiiaJeanRector,DiirleneM. John Jetiers and a diver Reed, Carolyn L. RJtchle, Nita Jean Ritchie, Archie C. Roae,-Mary Mason, W.Va. Jeffers. Ru .,.; K. Rose, VIolet G. S&tte11ield, Keltha A. Whitlatch, George A, Wol~. recovered her body from 15 to "" Eastern District; Donald W. Barnett, rm- Cremeans. Katherine · teet of water at 10: 3l p.m., having L. Deskins, Johns. Ev11nf. Danny E. Grueser, Deborah L. Grueser, _ started diYinJ about 7 p.m. Evelyn L. Hobbs, Mary D. KlJti, Juanita Lambe'rt, Ida M. Martin; Mrs. , Phelps, a housewife. was Enna N. MIDer, Carrie B. Morris, Leo B. Moms, UndaJ.MOITIII,Jo born Feb. 7,1962 at Lockbourne. AnnNewsome,GioriaJ. OUer,AnaetaS. Sellers,EdwardE.seDen, She II survived by rer mother, Mtnnle L. Thorn!Dn, WWiam L. Thornton, Mont Vanm, Charles E~ · Ilo!lna ~ Pomaoy; oor WWlamson, Shirley M. Wilson and James Mllier, Melp Local · father, Wayne Collb, Bidwell; a DlatrlcL , , ... daugltter,StacyLeAnnStewartarid The county botlr!l has not taken action on the employmellt ot a a 1100, Cqry Wayne S~art, both rt. achaoi psycholDirJat to replace Judy Herllert, will retlped In July, Paneiuy; her ;tepmotber, PattY Interviews are ltlll btl!le condllctild tor the pollfun. Co~.~~ller~.EUIL---------·--~---·------------------·~ M ergs · board ·sched u les ,/ session bus d river SaJety 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity· A MONTH DRIVE ANEW ONE/ AS LOW AS Ronda A. Phelps, 24, Pomeroy 1985 Ford Escort 2 Dr. Dark blue, auto. trans., 20,3161ow miles. Just COMPARE AT DAYTON, Ohio (UP!) - Vocational education Is gaining popular· ity and is no longer a "dumping ground" for relow average stu· dents, according to vocational education teachers who gathered recenlly for the first AU-Ohio Vocational Education Conferena!. Vocational education now offers more than 100 career options Including computers and high tech; said Allee Karen Hlte, a vocational education official. Statewide, voca· tional education enroUment IS Increasing, ever\ though the general student population is decneaslng; she said. "People are beginning to realize that to have employment skills; they need to oiXaln those In higlt school," Hlte said. "1bey're reallzthat a education Isn't i road ready. New S-10 Blazer trade. SALE PRICE 26 Canto Teachers hail vo-ed system 1985 Chevrolet S-1 0 Pickup. Just traded this week. 4 speed, 4 cylinder, POMEROY - 992·3671 1 Section. 10 Pogoo A Multim~~dla Inc. New••P• Black guards file racism complaint 1985 Olds Toronado 2 dr. COLOR TELEVISIO·N·S en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 18, 1986 By HENRY DAVID ROSSO WASHINGTON (UP!) - Congressional tax reD:lrm negotiators have come up with a tax overhaul plan President Reagan calls "good for the economy," but one nagging question remains unansweral whelller taxes will be raised. House and Senate negotiators reached agrrement late Saturday on a tax refonn measure tbat would drastically cut rates and shift about $120 billion In taxes from Individuals to businesses over five years. President Reagan Immediately endorsed tre effort, saying, "It's good for the economy and good for the taxpayer." The plan, passed on a voice vote after a day of closed negotiations, was mostly crafted in a Take a look at these••• rot predplta&lon Is Delli' ErO lllnllbt Question of increased taxes clouds accord Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Inc. THE 1.987 the mld60sand~~lll", tile low 80s. The prollebl1lty 01 Lotto · and Tuesday. s ~leste sets physical fitness board Partl)' cloudy .~ ~ . Tuelday, wllb a low t-tpt ill 1-28-23-18-22-17 ~er . ~ Daily Number 244 1 . field stock tracior competition while Pat Barrett of Vincent came in tor second money. In the 5lro IJIDIIIed tractor COOIJll!lltlon, first ~lace winner was Bob So!llion, Akron, with ·ChUck J Waugh .« q-own second . City taking In ~ 1'Dl rmdlfled tr&Qtnr pull, /iOISDD toOk 11rst and Waugh was . second: In the 6!110 truck pull competition, first !iace went to Ja(\k Waldron, Lopn, and Phil McPIIer!lon of Gallipolis was second, The annual garden tractor pull was held Saturday with . Bryan Elliott. GuysvUie, winning first In the tmi pound sltlCk rom petition for driVers 12 and under while Anuta· s1a Mobley; Woodlfteld, was.llrst In the 1000 powld category for drivers 12 an\1 under. . In the adult diviSion, Woody Mobley, Woodsfield, was~ In the 1000 [lOillld diviSion and Din Elliott. GuysvUle, wu first tn the 1100 pound diviSIOn. Cordelia .rerry J:r � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 17, 1986 boster dennison evans goodwin harmon lewis longstreth roach sheets smith