https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dabc77b17a6eb807806ce3a1634c9db.pdf da4006fb607bf4015f58a53d5e4ea580 PDF Text Text .. . PaQe-12- The Daily Sentinel .Friday, November 7, 198.6~: ..--Local Briefs:---t .. Bedford • trw~tee.~ • • meet Monday Bedford Township Trustees will meet at i p.m. Monday at th~ town hall. · Heath UMW will meet Monday Hea th United Mel hodist Church Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the chu rch. with Beul ah McComas· as progra m leader and Jean An n Bradbury as devotional leader. Reedsville church slates revival A reviva l will bt:' held at the R('('dsvllle United MNho dlst Church begi nn ing Mundav and run ning throu g h Nov. 15 with . special s inging lOt' thr services at 7:30 eac h evening. John Gibson -'•ill he eva ngetisl . OES practice date changed Prac ti ce for Harrisonvi lle Chap ter. Order of Easter n Sta r. has been changed to Tuesda.'· nig ht . afl er the i'l'gul ar meeting. EMS answers one call Meigs Count)· EmrrgenC)' Medica l Services reporls one call Thursda y: Ru lland at 3: oO p.m. lo Gibson Road for Mary Pauley to Veterans Memori al Hospi lal. Merchants association to meet The Pomero.v Rend Area Merchants Association will be hold the ir regu lar mon th l.v meeting Monday, Nov. 10. at 8 a.m. at Bank One. • The meeting date was changed due to Velct·ans Day when se\·eral busin0ssrs wil l br dos rd. Dinner-dance reservatiom needed Pewy Tom Lamben · Percy Tom Lambert, 71, Rt: 1. Langsville, died Thursday tn Holzer Medical Center. Born [)ec. 20, 1914, in Virginia, son of the iate Joseph.~ n~ Delilah Baugh Lambert , he was a rettr€d Iarmer. Surviving -are his wife, Ruby Fay Farley Lambert. w!Dm he married Oct. 1. 19ll, In Pomeroy; two sons, William R. Lanitx>rt and Richard L. Lambert , both of Langsvtlle; llree daughters. Mrs. Dan (Sue Ann) Quigley of Columbus . . Mrs. James (Judith! Petry of Columbus. and Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Haddox of Athens; 10 grandchlldrm: and three sis ters, Gaynell Clark of Pomeroy, Sadie Cramer of Columbus. and Mary Little of Athens . He was preceded in death by a son, Robert Lambert; by two infllnt children: and by a brother and a sis ter. Services will be. 1:30 p.m. Sunday In McCoy- Moore Funeral Home. Vinton, with the Rev. Arthur Crabtree officiating. Bur· lal will he in Salem Center Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. Saturday. .~ponsoring Ora Leo Dailey Ora Leo Dalley, 58. Route 1. Portland. ated Friday at St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg, W.Va. . , A Meigs County employee, Mr. Dailey was a son of the late Ofa and Esther VanMeter Dallev. Surviving are a son.. Ronald Di'iley , Mason, W.Va.; three daughl ers. Kathy Pierce, Mid· dlepor t; Carol Hubbard. Ru· !land; Chr~ty White, Pomeroy; three brolhe rs . Owen Dailey , Portland; Bill Dalley ..Long.Bbt· tom: Elson Dailey of Portland ; two sisters, Mary Baker, Tuppers :Plains. and Bessie Crumley. ' East Llver!XJOI. Ten grandchildren and several nle· · ces and nephews also survive. .., Besides ·his parents. he was preceded in death by four brothers. The Ewing Funeral Home is in char ge of arrangements. Veterans Mem·orial coal company' will maintain r~~ !XJrlion of the township road • Involved. Salem Towns hlp Trus~~ tees have already appi'~~ed ~~·; coal compa~y·s ceques t. · ~ ••, ~ lp other business. the comml~·' • stoners 'ha"e received a requ~f ~ · from Robert Michael Rober ti;; 1 doing business as TiieCove, State. : The commissioners passed a .Route 7, Pomeroy , to transfer ~ ' ; resolution granting permission D·5 liquor Uce nse to Donna Fa~; : for Southern Ohio Coa l Co. · to Barley,. also doing .busi ness a$, • construct a UXlO-foot slurry line The Cove. at tht' sa me address{; : from Meigs Mine No: 2, ac ross The transfer request niust Salem Township Road 326 . to a subn')itted to the Ohio Depart!XJnd which is now being built to ment of Liquor Control by Nov,: ·[ hold the runoff. 30. Comm<lll ts from I he publl~~· The line wlll be constructed of regar ding the tra nsfer will bll<: fo ur- to-six lnr h undergrou nd accepted by t~ comm lsslone)'s.~, : pipe. Durin!' constr uction, the through Nov. 19 . "~ t' ' . ~ '' • . ~ •• . "' ' .... . I ,Ohio, area weather scene South Central Ohio Rain likely toiiight. with a chance of heavy rainfall and a low in the upper 50s . · Windy Saturday, with showers ·li kely and a chance of thunderstorms and highs between 70 and 75. The pmbabillty. 'of precipita· lion is 70 p en~ nt tonigh t and 60 percent· s.aturd ay. Winds will be fr.om the sou th at 10 to 20 mph and gusty tonight. I ~ ~ Junior hiKh schedu/.es dinner The So ulhN n .Ju nior High School Boosters will stage a chicken dinner at Ihe school from JJ a. m. 10 .1 p.m. Sunday. Prkc is :S:I.:>O fo r adu lts and $2 fol· r hildr eo . Proceeds will go to school projerls . to vi.~it A reprcscn tat il'c from the office of U.S. Rep. Clarrnce Miller will condu ct an open door session from JJ a.m. 10 1 p.m. Wedn esday at the courlhouse in Pomeroy . Anyone with questions co ncerning thr fede ral govcr nmenl is asked to stop by . MOTIVE SALES ONE OF THE AREA'S LEADING ·. DEALERSHIPS IS NOW INTERVIEWING FOR THE POSITION OF SALES REPRESENTATIVE. •No Experience Necessary Call Mr. Gilmore For Appointment Adt>lt' F. Cullums Adele F.. Cullums. 63. 176 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy, died Friday morning at Holzer Medi· cal Cen ter. Mrs. Cullums was born Aug. 9, 1923,ln Meigs Count y, a daught er of the late Ninian and Della Smith.Fowlcr . Shewasa supervi· sor with the Meigs Co unty Department of Human Services. Surviving are her hu sba nd, Dwight; two so ns, Mike Cullums, Parkersbu rg, W.Va .. and Ron Cu llums. Lancaster : and a daughter -in-law, Laura Cullums. Services wlll be held at 1 p.m . Monday at t~e Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. James Corbitt Public Notice 11.\RGA!N ~T!NEES SAliiRDAY I SUNDAY - All SEATS $2.50 ADMISSION EYERY TUESDAY $2.50 JN0viMIER 7 thru C 'FRIDAY · SPEAKERS: ~ !)hio Exten~d , ForC\!ast • ·; I Sunday through Tuesday ' · .1 : · A chan co of rain Sunday an(j/ ~ Monday, with fair weather Tu ~-:· day. Highs will range from t~ · : mid 50s to !he mid 60s Sund~· · falling in to I he 50s Monday aRtl'l': : Into the 40s Tuesday. Overnigh14,:: lows will be in the 50s earl, ,/ : Sundi'Y · In the 40s Monday•: • morning , and In the 30s ·ea rly • ' Tuesday. • ' ,·,,' ,. ..' Karl & Mary Kebler from H&R ILOCK til : ::.J and Karl A. Kebler Ill, C.P.A. Or ,. from KEBI!R BUSINESS SERVICES Mo·nday, Nov. 17, 1986 7:00 P.M. At Senior Citizens Bldg. Pomeroy, Ohio The Public Is Invited For More Information Call 992-2133 Sponsored by: I ' Public Notice .,... UYMid 1\e LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given t _h at the Public Utilities Commis· sion of Ohio has initiated investigations to determine if Racine Gas and Servtce Company , Rutland Fuel Company , and Syracuse Home Utilities Company should have receivers ap· pointed lor the protection of public . Publie hearings on these matters have been scheduled to commenoa on Friday, November 21, 1986 sta"ing at 10 :00 a.m .. at the offices ol the Commission , 180 Eas t Broad Street, Columbus. Ohio 43266· 0573 . hwther information moll hoslll& ond prJntiwe NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Ft OUCtARY lend ~f'OIWIIO man Now oll'll!l'l gel to do is mole Hlhtougn g wee!! In Ne¥1 lbll<. On September 9, 1985, in the Meigs County Probate BANK."S.ONE. Court , Case No. 24.875, floyd J . Grimm, 507 Et line Ten thousand people who care. Road , Whiteh oil, Ohio , 43213, was oppoinled Ex·. ecutor of the est ate of Christen a Grimm, de · ce a1ed . late of Syr acuae. Robe1t Meigs County , OhKJE. , Bucl<. Probate Judge lena K. Nesselroad . Clerk I· BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA. 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Copyrighllld • Legislators return to consider Income tax cut Qy LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) . - The Ohio General Assembly reconvenes this week to close out business for 19B6. with civil justl c~ and Insurance reform, and an income tax cut, on the fron t bu r ners. Legislative leaders anticipate a two-week session will be necessary to complete the work and ad journ the 116th session. · Both the House and Senate will reconvene Wedensday after the Veterans' Day holiday. The Senate Ways and Means Committee has scheduled a Wednesday after noon meetin g to report ou t a bill trimming state personal Income tax rates to take Into accou nt the effects of the new federal tax reform law. That bill, sponsored by majority Republicans, Is tentatively scheduled for floor action Thursday. It would then be shipped to the Democrat · controlled House. which has Indicated support. As written, the new blll would cut Income tax revenues by $303 million In the fiscal year beginning next July 1 and another $ll4 million the following year. . The reduction Is designed to offset a loss In certain federal deductions by Ohio taxpayers, driving up their state tax liability. which Is based on taxable income as repor ted to the federal government. Meanwhile, a House-Senate conference committ ee meeting informally on civil justice and Insurance Ia w reform will go over amendments Tuesday to a modified vers ion of the bill cleared by the House In September. Sen. H. Cooper Snyder. R-Hillsboro, chairman of the sill-member panel, said wor k will continu e ' Wednesday and every day nex t week until th e package Is ready for considera tion by the full Village officials favor stop light By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff RIO GRANDE - VIllage offi· clals favor placing a stop light at the Intersection of U.S. 35 and Ohio 325 here to cut down on the number of serious traffic acci· dents at t.he junction of the two highways. . Following lengthy discussio n a,t the village council meeting earlier this ·week. Mayor Donald Walker said the stop light optio n offered by the Ohio Department of Trll'nsportatlon was more desirable. ODOT presented the village with the possibilities of a stop light or creation of a third lane fo r left -hand turns. Walker em· phas lzed tha t nothing offi cial has come from ODOT on funding or approval of either option. "I'm very optimistic · some significant changes will be mad e. but I'm not certain at this point whic h option will be used." he said. Walker a nd Mars hal John Vance at first favored the crea· By United Press International A Goodyear Tire and Rubber ~o. stock holder flied suit in federal cour t in Cleveland Fri· day In an at tempt to stop the board of directors from blocking an un fr iendly takeover. Robert Cott le con tend s that the board of the Akron firm is not acting In the bes t In teres t of the .stoc kholders. The current "entrenchment" is making it more diffi cult for a takeover, which is a detriment to the stockholders. the suit fil ed in U.S. District Court said . The suit was fil ed the sa me day that Goodyea r Chair man Robert E . Mercer told employees that • HOUSE OVERA.OWING? Cl!AN UP Q n., Ed Meese's enjoyment of the Constitution is a matter of taste, says Art Buchwald - A-2 Senate and House. Lobbyists for Insurance companies. business and Indust-ry, local governments. Insur ance agents, tria l attorneys and consumers will continue to try to Influence the shape of the legislation. The aim of the package is to help make commercia l liabilit y Insurance available to businesses and local gover nments at reasonable cost. · One part of the package gives the Ohio Departinenf of Insurance more tools to regu late the Insurance industry, and requires Insurance companies to file detailed financial in formation on their cla ims, payou ts and.-reserves . . The olher portion seeks to limit frivolou s lawsuits, encourages out -of-court damage settle· ments and changes the way judgments are awarded and paid. A House select committee which put together the existi ng version of the civi l jus tice reform will do more work on related legisla tion Wedn esday and Thu'rsday . It will try to pu t together bills making medi cal malpractice insurance available at more rea sonable costs, and limiting lawsu its against manu lac· turers for defective produ cts. Those bills could be passed separately, or they could be combined wi th the insurance- tort reform package in co nference co mmittee. The House Judiciary Committ ee has scheduled a hearlng for Wednesday morning on Senate· passed legislation authorizing li mited cou rl· ordered wiretaps by certain law enforcement officers. The Senate Finance Committee will meet Wednesday morning to take up House-passed legislation providing a state tax credit for day care for children and depende nt adults . Failure of talks angers officials -- ~ tlon of the turn lanes, crea ting a continuous traffic flow throu!;h the intersection, but later found that II didn' t address the problem,. of traffic trying to go north and south on 325 . "The sa fety problem may be increased because the lhrough traffic would hamper vlslbtllty ," the ma yor said. Walker said he will now draft a letter to ODOT outlining the village's pos ition and recom· mending that If a stop light Is Installed. the speed limit west of the light in the area of Indian Cree k should be reduced . Also, the mayor said, t~ e village will urge that the stale Install a sign In the sa me area notifyin g dr ivers of the upcoming stop light. Idea lly, Walker said, the v ll· !age would llke to have what he called "the best of both worlds" by having the stop light and the turn lane, patterned aft er the Intersection of 35 and Ohio 160 near Holzer Medical Center . That possibilit y will still be STOP LIGHT - Rio Grande officials favor Insiallatlon of a stop light at the Intersection of U.S. 35 and Ohio 325 to reduce -the pursued by officials, he said. The options were preseo ted to the village by ODOT District 10 engineer Ted Sushka, who had met with Vance to address the problem In the wake of a double traffic fatality at the Intersection las I June 19. which caused village officials to req ues t the state do something about the nurnbe:r 1 ' serious accidents there. The vlllue Its position In a letter to the Department of Trans portation, according to Mayor Donald Walker. hazard there. Several serious injury accide nts have also OC· curred in the area since the fatality. Vance said. "Of special note, I have ta lked to Sushka's office. and we have not received anything official from them." Walker said . "We're stlll waiting on official notice." Improvements have been made at the int ersec tion Io Increase visibility, cited by officials as one of the main reasons for accidents there. A state informatio nal si gn is to be moved and Columbus & Souther n Ohio Elec tric Co. has moved a ut ility pole on the village side of the (Conllnued on A-31 By jiM ANDERSON WASHINGTON (UP! ) - U.S. officials a re chargjng that Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze and his aides sat down in Vie nna wit h Secretary of Sta le George Shult z only to scuttle Ihe negotiations in a public relations ploy. Shultz arr ived· home Frida y aft er two days of talks with Sheva rdnadze tha i fa iled to spark any momentum -ill arms control negotiations. A' senior u.s. offi cial told reporters en route to Was hington that he thought the Soviels were " prepar ing a public relations ca mpaign aga inst the United States." "We could tell in the past that the Soviets were seriou s when they sent their military people. There weren' I any there in Vienna," said another official Goodyear stockholder opposes anti-takeover moves ~~~~~~elybi~~~[;t:~~~~&:~E~:~ 110131 : 11) 7, 14, lie (11)71tc · BETWEEN 10 A.M. · 6 P.M. Monday·Saturday Except Thursday Page C-1 I .-, ,.. TAX REFORM ACT OF 1.986 Phone ~- 4524 Big 10 grid roundup oo• ' THE FOR 531 IACI<SON PIKE· RT. 30 WEST 50 cents The Meigs County Comm is· stoners met briefly Wednesday aft ernoon, before attending a special meeting In the Meigs County Courthou ~e - to discuss es tablis hment of a fer ry service while the Pomeroy-Mason bridge is closed for repairs. . project II you have any wi nt er coats around the house th at are no longer being used. the Meigs County Bra nches of Bank One. Athens. ask you to co nsider dona ting them to a s pecial project ca lled "Coats for Kids." Ba nk Onr is s ponsoli n ~: Ihe proj!.'CI in an effort lo pt-ov ldc coa ts 10 needy schoo l children througho ut th e cou nty. Coa ts may be dropped on at a ny of the Bank One offi ces In Meigs Co unt y, beginning !\ov. 10 and con tinuin g t hrough Jan . 7. .. The coals .will be dislributrd lhroug h the schools in the counly, and wi ll be cleaned a nd repaired , if needed , before distri bution. Miller repreM'nlatil'e · Kitty Lowe The annua l Javmar Golf Cl ub a ward dirincr and danee will be held Friday. Dec. 11. ar lhe Eag les Club. Members arr asked 10 make their reserva tions early by phoning or mailin g a check lo Bob Freed . ~2 - ~.44. 60 Riverview Drive. Middleport. All members . lj'ague members and gues ts are welco me. Priers are $1" cou ple or $13 single. Bank One officiating. . Burial wlll be In Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m . Sunday. Commi~sion approves !~;\ slurry line ·resolution .:~f Sunday Ohio layoffs and •·gu t-wrenchlngdecl· slons" would be needed to combat the takeover attempt by corporate ra id er James Goldsmith. A Goodyear s pokesman reac hed early Friday evening said he was unaware of lhe suit. "The 'polson pill' · 1invoked July 2) deters com petitive bidding for acquis ition of Goodyear by diluting and increasing remaining shares a n acqulrer must obtai n to affect a merger tran· sactlon," the suit said . In a letter to employees. Mercer said there Is " no question" that Goodyear will lay off some people as part of a , Thursday with bot h sides report· rest.ructurlng plan. Mercer did executive officer. .. . By moving gut-wrenching decisions thai all ing no progress in the fi rst not disclose the number of layoffs first , we hope to emerge with of us will have to make. Some of high-level contact since the Ice· that will be needed. more of the company intact, than us will be vict ims of those land summit in October. She· va rdnadze said he was leavin g Goodyear, In attempting to If we simply l eave our fate to a decisions . Vienna wit h a " bitter taste" fight the takeover. has an- group that mi ght well dis· "For none of us will life ahead because of U.S. actions. nounced Its intention to sell membe r Goodyear with reckless ever he quite the same." Shultz sought to shor e up Celeron Corp., Its energy subs!· abandon ," he said. Communi ty leaders , mean· support from European a llies on diary in Austi n. Texas, and Goodyear stock was un· while. ra ll ied to show support for possibly Goodyear Aerospace chan gt>d Friday, closing at $l8 a Goodyear. which indirectly co n- his trip back to the Unit ed States. Corp. In Akron and Motor Wheel sha re. tribut es about $6 billion a nnually but he and F rench offic ials Corp. In Lansing, Mich. Mercer told employees that to the Arkon-area economy. City sharply disagreed on allied mil · The company Is expected to unless the com pany can rais e the and count y officials met friday itary stra tegy during a brief visit announce mor e dE-tails o! .a value oi its stock above Colds· to discuss possi ble action to ~ e lp Friday mornin g, U.S. officials restructurhlg plan within two · mlth 's proposed offer of $49 a the compa ny. · said. American officia ls. spea kin'g weeks. s hare. Goodyear will fa ll under Rep. John Seiberling, R-Ohlo, anonymously, complained a boul "I want you to know th at these his co ntroL . said he wil l plea d Goodyear's Soviet att itudes in describing a moves are the most painful and "I fee l I owe it to Goodyear and case when he testifies Nov . 18 at most difficult that I've ever had to you to avoid that happening," the House Judi ciary Commii · late Wedn esday session of ex· perts that was in tended 10 put to face since I've been your chief he said . "There will be some (Continued on A-3) toget an agreed agenda for r---. futu reherarms contro l negot iations. "If my 11·.\'Par-old had aclrd " like the Ru ss ians did. I wou ld have whappcd her." said one U.S. officia l who wa s thNe. " It was Uke a pi J)'ground ." He asser ted that the head of 1be Soviet tea m. Alcksandr Rl>ss mertynk , tossed the American part could cause the deaths of my position paper across thi' lable dear friend Tom Sutherland or because the open ing paragraph Terry Anderson or Joe Clclpplo did not usc !he word "miniSINs" or any of the other hostages," In describi ng who had agreed to turned to the media and Invoked various sta nc0s . the hos tages' nam es again. The America ns poin led oul "I want Terry Ande rson to th at the Soviet paper didn 't usc share the same joy with his the word. ell her. the official sai d. family, and I want Tom Suther· but Bessmert ynk " pi cked up out· ·land to share the joy with his paper and lhrew it across the family, and In the name of God, table. This went on for a half an wlll you please just be res !XJDSI· hour . I cou ldn 't bt:'lleve beha\' lor ble and back off!" he said. like that from grown-ups." " Whill you might say, or A crucial point In the discussomeone else might, could res ult sion wa s whether the Sovi ets had In a death of somebOdy that I love. I don't want that on my agreed t~ specifi c sub-limit s on certain nuclear warheads during conscience and I don' t think you want it on yours. " technical discussions on a1·ms Jacobsen, who was seen last reductions at the summit in Reykjavik. lceland. month with Anderson criticizing the president lor lack of action In Shultz said at his news co nferWARNING TO MEDIA- Freed hostage DavldJacob!imll'ged a vldeot~pe filmed by his cap· ence Thursday the Amer ican reportel'!l at the White House Friday "In the name of God ... back tors, told a beaming Reagan positio n was that certain limits ofl" from their quesllo1111 lest they endanJ~er the lves of other Friday that, "I know that you had been discussed . Accord ing to boatages In Lebanon. First Lady Nancy Reagan watched at left. (Continued on A-3) (UPI) !Continued on A·3l Freed hostage urges ·media to 'back off' from questions By IIELEN THOMAS UPI While House tteport~r WASHINGTON 1UPTl David Jacobsen returned to freedom lo join President Reagan In war ning the news media that reports of how the White House won his release may endanger ot her Americans still held hos tage in Lebanon. Jacobsen and his fa mily were welcomed Friday by the pres! · dent and Mrs. Reagan, who posed for pictures during a brief ceremony In Rose Garden. The 55-yea r-old fo rmer ad mlnlstra· tor of the American University In Beirut , held hos tage 17 months , told Reagan It was "a day of joy for me. "· But he echoed the president In chastising the medi a, tersely admonishing reporters: "In the name of Go<l, please be responsl· ble a nd back off." Both Jacobsen and Reagan said no more questions should be as ked about the circumstances that led to Jacobsen's release last Sunday In Beirut. · Reports have said the While House allowed America n arms to be supplied secretly lo Iran over a U.S. embargo In order to secure the release of several hostages. Reagan has refused to address the reports and has clamped a lid on comment throughout the government. He did deny Friday that Secretary bf State George Shultz and Defense Secretary Cas par Weinberger were Ignored in the apparent deal with Iran which may have led to the release of Jacobsen, the Rev. Lawrence Martin J enco in July and the Rev. Benjamin Weir In September 1985. But alter reporters continued pressing the president, Jacobsen, who had said earlier that "a simple speculation on your ' ' .: �,· Commentary and perspective imtba!J ~imes- Jmtitttl A Division of 25 'Dtird Ave., Gallipolls, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (61~) U&-~42 (614) 992·2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WIL'WN JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant fubllsher-Controller A MEMBER of The Unlta1 Press Interna tiona I, Inland Dally Press Assocla· !ion and the American Newspaper P ublis hers Assoclalton. LE'M'E'.RS OF OPIN ION are welcome . The-y should be less than 300 words long. All INters are subject toedltlng and rn.Lst be signed with name, address and telephone nu m bl"r. No W1 Signa:l letters will be published . Letters should be in good tasre, addressing lssues, nor personalities. Ruler of the roost The role of !he White House c hief of s taff Is powerful, to put it . So mu c h so tha t President Reagan' s top aide. Donald R ega n. Is o ften described as " Mr. Pr ime Minis ter" with broad hiints that he. Regan. is running t he show. not Reagan . The dimensions •of the ro le are descttbed ln a book titled "C hief of Staff" with a s ubtitl e: "Twe nty- Five Yea rs of Managing the Presidency. ·· The book is a compi la tion of the comments a nd observations of several former ch i~ fs of staff and key aides in th e White Hou se delivered a t a two-d ay sy mposium last Janua ry at th e Unive r s it y of Ca liforn ia at Sa n Diego. Thechiefof staff is not elected. nor does he have to be confirmed by the Senate. . · Forme r c hiefs of st aff Alexander Haig a nd Rep. Richard Cheney, ~.: R-Wyo., as well as a ll the ot hers intervie wed . includin g H.R. :: Haldeman. agreed that there shOuld be no confirmat ion process for ~- t hat jo b. •· None of the chiefs of staff since Haldeman have had as high profile : as Regan who rules the roost with an iron hand. · President Lyndon Johnson ran his own s how. So did Pres ide nt : Jimm.1· Ca rter. President Dwight D. Eisenhower had Sherman . ,\dams. who had to quit when it was di s~losed 1ha t he had done favor s · for a Boston frie nd a nd accepted gifts from him . ~: Severa l of the top aides who also i ncl~ded Donald Rum,feld .for : · Pres iden t Gerald Ford. Theodore Sorensen for President Jo hn F. ~· Kennedy. and Harry McPherson for John son. had anecdotes to tell of •. their bosses and the limes they saved th e m fr om themselves. : There were othe r times wh en the boss was on ta r get. however , like ;: when Kennedy told his aides he wanted the Unit ed Sta tes to land on , : the moon in 10 years. Ha lde man recited a time whe n President Richard Nixon was so ': upset with a foreign policy leak he wanted ever yone in the Stat~ •: Depart ment s ubjected to a lie detector test. · . :• The chiefs of s taff have exercised e normous power when !liven the :carte bla nc he by preside nts . pa rticular ly pres idents who do not wa nt - to be bothered by the details. but rather the.big picture. Reagan opera tes in this ma nner. Nothi ng could have been more . jii~strative as when hi s forme r c hi ef of s taff. James Baker. and :Ftegan. who was servin g as D·easury secre ta ry, s wapp€d jobs . They ·{old Reagan of their pl a n after it was a lmos t a fa it accompli. :.; Eisenhower used to tell his a ides. "Let's not make our mistakes in a m il d ~ ~ h'i.uT~'. " ·:·The c ~i e f of staff is head of the palace gu~rd . He is the gat e keeper. his perl)'lisslo n. t -:S!Jme preside nt s have per mitt ed a select group of aide s to walk into ·I hfoir office a t any time . Eisenhower's pr ess sec re ta ry. J a m es :Jta~crty. had that kind of access. But not many do. :. ; Press secretary Jod:l Powel L who a lso was a key adviser to Car ter. · ~ t hat kind of e ntr y. But he was a pa rt of the close Georgia coter ie ~who made the long ma r ch with Carter to Washington. :11'i!Jl usua lly no one enters the Oval Of!ice wit hout ...... tLeuers to the Editor • ·.• .-.•-..• .. . .... f., .P • The mission will continue ~ · :1 -;f he Citizens of Gallia . .Jackson ·and Meigs counties. number of co ncerns have !bern raised as a result of the -d<"leat of the levv. Will Woodland ~~p ters co nti nu~ IO Op€rale and ;Wjtt there be services for the ·tieoplc in need? :::e.· .. ~::woodland •• Ce nters will con · 'lihue in its mission to the ~mritunit y to provide m en ta l hO..!th services for as m a nv )$pie as the limit ed dollars wiil ~vide . Woodland Cen te rs will ""Ork .wit h the Me n.ta l Heal th ~9~rd .to fi nd sta te and federa l (!Hfj:ls to rn able serv ices to be mntlnued for those with gr ea test • 'd . pt;e .. ....•-...•. ...... .... Woodland Centers joins wi th thr Men ta l Hea lth Board in tha nking a lii hosr who worked on the levy. While it is dis hea r tening to have to lim it ser vices. the Board a nd s taff of Woodland Centers will co ntinue to wor k for mental hea lth servicrs in Ga ll ia. .Jackson and Meigs co unties. T he need is great a nd 1he heai'tbrea k of ment al illness to the familir s and in divid uals Is too tragic to do less than continu e effor ts to keep services availabl~ at t h~ local communit y leve l - not in so me other di st~n t s tate or private [aci lit)·. ·. · Ber na rd F'. Nichm. Ph .D. Exec utive Director · Woodland Ce nt ers Inc. Support aided program :;:The s ixth g rad e class of the ni e Sisson a nd Ron As h. Ohi o ~i n c E lement a r y Sc hool. Power; Barbara Smith . Rita u nae r dirr'Ci ion of their teacher. S mi th. and .Ja ne Frymycr. Boa t·d :C~rry Wolfe. wis hes to tha nk the of E lec tions: Barbara Riggs. The JO:llowing people for their tre- Da ily Se nt ine l: Robe r t Byer. 'lirendous s uppor t of our career Meigs Count y E MS: Rhond a •d gvelopme • • nt progra m . Dail)·. Veterans Me mor ia l Hos pi · :: ;i'he concept of carecr cduca - tal : Susa n Oliver. Me igs Senior Qon . goes beyo nd the form al Ci tizens; Kathy Reed . Fra ncis .dassroom se lling a nd ex te nds to Florist; Pau l Ha rris, Rac ine :ill~ busin esses a nd culfural cen· Post Master: Gary Nor r!,, Ra · of the community. With the c inP Home Na tional BanK: Mar· :hel p of the bu s in ess communlly, . gie Lawson . Racine De nt al :i.rtany student s were able to get a Cl inic: Willia m Cor ne ll and ·netter unde rsta nding about va r· Spencer Ca rpenter. J .D. Dr ll· 'iUMS ca reers with a firs t-hand lin g: Bob Moore, Racine Sewer th ro ugh ou r " J ob Shadow· District: Charles Mugrage, R a· ci ne Locks a nd Dam: Rev . Ro ger ul~" program . !• :Johc st udent s of Racin e E le· G ra ce, Rac ine United Me thodi st ~B~ary and .m yself wis h to Ch urch: Benny .Ewing. Ewi ng 's Funeral Home: Di ane lhle. Mid· 1hank the following for their dleport Book Store. B_Uei>or t: William Wi ckline. Audl · I wou ld a lso like to tha nk lor; La rry Spencer, Cle rk of Bobby Or d. Donna Norris ,. .Joyce t;oiirts: George Collins, Treas· itr:Cr : E mmojl;e ne Congo, Re· Rit chie. Ike Spencer. Leda ~der: De puty Ha rry Lyons and Kraeu ter. Chal'lolle Wa m s ley. Rwth Frank. Sheriff's Depart · Sally and Tom Hill ,_Roger Hill , /ni>nt: William Porter. Porter· P eac h Mu grage, Rtsa Sawyers r;~i!e·S heets -Frecker. Attorneys lor being chaperones b r our trip. e)• ;t.aw~ Marilyn Wolfe, Bank T he Racine Elemen tary O~c; Robert Buc k a nd Le na Six th Gra de Class Nesselroad. Probat e Court; E r· an d Larr y Wolfe . teac he r {ers vlow ., ' November 9, 1986 • .And she got the job.~ WASHINGTON - T~ e rete· to thr day when women, m i nori· ree's in str uct ions preced ing a ties a nd lh e handica pped ulti · ooxing match used to end with a m ately would make up 36.4 classic exhortatio n: May the percent of 1he work force . At t he better man win! Th a t seems fair time . not one of th~ agency's 238 enough, bu t in the developing! aw skill ed cra ft workers was a of •1afflr m a tlv e action" It doesn ' t woman . a lways work t ha t way. In a case .T ime passed. and in 1979 an Involving sex ual discriminatio n openin g developed for the co · it\ Ca liforni a. it wasn' t the better veted job of road. dispatcher . -man, it wast he token wom an who Johnson , who was then wor king emerged tri umph ant. as a clerk, applied for promotion The case of Pau I John son , who to the dispatcher's slot. Diane works for the ·Transpor tation Joyce a lso applied. They took the Age ncy of Sant a Clara County, standa rd exa minations. John son will be one of two affirm a tive fini s hed with a score of 75. Joyce ac tion cases to be ar gued befo re with a sco re of 72 .5. They wen t the U.S. Supreme Court on Nov . through oral ex aminations . The 17. The other case, raising t he exa mining board unan imously same..J>asic Issue on a very recommended Johnson fo r the diffe rent set of fac ts , in volves the s pot. Neverthe less. because 61 Alabama Sta te Police. 1 the agreemen t, Joyce got the jo b. About 10 years ago the San ta Johnson brou ght suit. charging Clara publi c trans portation sys- tha t he wa s the victim of Illegal tem ente r ed Into a voluntary, discrimination on account of sex . agr ee me nt with Lo ca I 715 oft he . The U.S. Di s tr ict Court agreed. S ~r vic~ Employees Int er na· The court ruled that Johnson , on Ilona! ].Jnio n. Under this a!(ree· the reco rd, wa s better q'uallfled: . ' ment bo th parties lookPd for wa rd _ ____;_ YOU fEEL SICK YET? A I..IT-rt.E QUEA~Y. 6UT I. THINK I CAN ~~MPLE IT. .. November' S, 1986 _.:._.;:_Ja_me_s~J._K......!.ilp_at.....;..ric_k_ bl!; tor his sex . h£1 wou ld have won the promotion. The 9t h U.S Cour t of Appeals reversed . The age ncy 's aflirmatlve act ion plan wa s "a lawful a tt empt to remedy the cons pi c uous imbalan ce." The plan did not impose a permanent qu01a system. While thi s particular incident may have imposed a hardsbip on Johil son. the fac t that Joyce's sex "may have been t he decisive factor in the selection of a woman for this pat·iicula r opening does not indica te that men will always be excluded." The complaint In the Alabama cas" poses the sa me basic quest ion. The case goes back 16 years, to the time thP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People brought suit to desegregate the Alabama State Pollee . In the 37-year history of the state patrol , not a single black evpr had been hired as a trooper. District Judge Frank Johnson found a "blatant and continuous pattern and practice ~EHIND A BARN IN TENNESSEE .•• Pege-A-2 'I KNOW WHERE WE CAN6ET. SOME SHA~ESPE'A~E .' of dis cr'iminallon ." Judge Johnson ordereli an e nd to the situation, a nd put the s ta le under strict orders to hire and · promot E' one · qualified bl ack trooper for every whiti>. trooper until IJlacks cons tituted 25 percent of the force .. The s tate dragged is heels, and time went l)y. The 11th U.S . Circuit af· firm~ Johnson's orders. but still nothing much happened: In 1984. almost 12 years after Alabama 's policies had been judicially condemned , the Dis· tr lct Ccur t's patience ran out. Of six majors in the state patrol, "There is st ill not one black." Of the 25 captains, "there Is still not one black ." or the 3.'i lieutenants. "there is still not one black. " Of the ~5 sergeant s, "there Is still not one black." Of the 66 corporals. "only four are black." Said the court: "This is in toler a· ble and mu s t not continue." · As a consequence, the stale at last promoted eight blacks along with eight Whiles to the rank of corporaL In the process. white troopers with higher test scores and objectively better qualillca· lions lost out. They themselves had engaged in no discrimination. They were the Innocent victims of a remedial process adllressed to blacks as a group .. Were the rejected whites denied equal protec tion of the law? The U.S. Ju s tice Department, s ti cking to a position It advanced unsuccessfully last term, contends that the while troopers were unconstitutionally short· changed. The department argues that only persons who themselves have been Individually victims of discrimination should be redressed . Granted, blacks as a .g roup have been Indefensibly treated by Alabama's highway patrol in the past. Even so. does that demand that the rights of unoffendlng whites be trampled in t he future? Reverse di scriml· . nation, says the department, is still discrimination. So it is, or at least so it appears . Bui appearances can be decep· tlve. and we will know more when the two cases are decided next year . Economy worries Egypt._·___----=-.;.Ja..;_ck_A_nd_e_rso-:--n WASHl NGTON - Egy pt is perhaps th r United Slates' clos· est ally In the Arab world. I t is the mos t populous - and one of I he poores t - of t he Ara b sta tes. What ha ppe ns to Egypt co uld ha ve an enormo us impac t on the Middle East. The Egypt ian gover nmen I' s appa r ent Inabilit y to co pe with the country's overw hel min g eco· nom ic problem s. therefore. has caused concern within the Rea gan adminis tration . · The outlook Is grim indeed for impoveris hed Egy pt. Terroris t incide nts in the regio n have had a devasta ting impact on the co un try's touris t indu stry. w hich used to bring in $1 billion a year of badly necded hard c urrency. They wor ld oi l glut and contlnu · ing low pric es havr cui Egypt' s modest but Important oil ex JXlrl incom e by more tha n ha lf. Adding to the co untry's dlffl · culties are the lens of thousands of Egyptian wor kers who used to ear n valu a bl e forei gn exc ha nge in Saud i Ara bi a and ot her nei gh · boring states. but who have been fired and sent hom e as thes e cou ntries cut their own expendl· lures to compensate for falling oil revenues. Not only do es the Egyptian eco nomy sorely mis s the mo ney these wor kers once sent home ·to their families. bu 1 the returned workers . unh appy and unabletoflnd jobs. area new source of political di sco nten t. F inally. there is the Increas ing threa t posed to the bel eaguered gover nmen t of Preside nt Hos ni Mubarak by Mos lem fundam en · ta li s ts who want Ia tr a nsform Egy pt into a st ric t 'I s la mic sta te on thE' Iranian modeL The fundamentali s t mull a hs are chafing at the bit , eager to seize pos ition and the $20 billion in aid power the minut e Mubarak that has gone to Egypt since the makes a mls-move. Camp Dav id accords. In fact . I he sit u a Iion Egy pi As luck · would have it, the finds itself in today ls so swious decisi.on makers wlll soon have a that some competent analysts lengthy analysis of Egypt's dl· are warning\ he White House \ hat lemma to study . It 's a report the Mubarak regime could co l· prepared by the Heritage Faun· lap s~ ear ly In 1987. The only dation. the conservative think· course tha t will save Egypt's tank with close ties to the Reagan struggling democracy, these obadministration . Our associate serve r s say . Is for Mubarak to Lucette Lagnado ha s . had an come to grips at last with reality advance look at the voluminous and make some hard c hol~s. report. prepared by James Phil· Y<;'t there is little ev ide nce th a t lips. the foundation's resident the Egy ptia n government is specialist on the Middle East. prepared to take the. ris ky but "American aid Is a pa lliative of necessary steps. For months , ' limited thera peuti c value, " th~ Egypt's lobbyis ts have bee n foundation report notes. "A case war k1ng Congr ess and I he White can be made that aid may even House d iligently. hoping to con· be counterproductive because It vlnce the Reagan administra tion acts as a sedative to dull Cairo's that further U.S . aid Is the onl y sense of urgency in undert a king solution tha t ca n rescue their reforms." country - and savr the U.S. I Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. U.S. ·appeals . court reserves ·right to block plant licensing 'CINCINNATI (UP!) -A fed· era) appeals court has· reserved the right to temporarily block full·(iower licensing of the Perry nuclear plant near Cleveland next week. · The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ·decision late .Friday came just three hours after the NuClear Regulatory Commission had approved a full-power li· cense for the plant. The court, acting on an emergimcy req]Jest by the state of Ohio, made It clear that no such NRC license will actually be Issued until · the court reviews Ohio's complaint that plant evacuation plans aren 't adequate. " The court has been advised (by the NRC) that the actual Issuance of tl)e license pursuant to Friday's action will not occur before no0 n on Wednesda y, Nov . 12," said the court The court also stated thatlflt is unable to complete its review of Ohio's motion , "then issuance of the license will be stayed pending further order of the court." The Ohio motion that the court will review Is an appeal ol an Oct. 30 NRC decision In which the NRC dented Ohio's request to Interven e in licen si ng procedures. . " The state of Ohio does not wish to forever prevent full power operation of the Perry plant," Ohio officials told the court Friday. "It does, however, wish to delay such operation until an adeq uate off'slte emergency evacuation plan Is developed and implemented for the Perry plant. Such a plan does . not presently exist." · Rober t Tenenl)aum. a spokes· man for state Attorney General· Anthony Celebrezze, said the , NRC and the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., which operates Perry, were directed by the court to file answers by the ~nd of the business day Monday. "We presume that since they asked for answers so quickly , they Intend to .act on our request for a stay before Perry actually sta rts up," said Tenenbaum . The $4.5 billion Perry plant Is 35 miles northeast of Cleveland. Low· power tests already are completed and the plant Is undergoing maintenance. A spokesman for CE!. said· malnte· nance work s hould be completed within 10 days. In Washington, NRC Cbalrman Lando Zech noted that the NRC had already considered Ohio's complaint. "We did not ignore what they said at all, " said Zech. "The stoners soould have devoted commission Is satisfied all the more attention to the state's regulatory requirements have objections and he felt the · com· reen met.' ~ -. ·r. mission acted Improperly In The NRC approved the license . denying a request to take another on a 4·1 vote during a one -minute look at the potential for earth· session that was limited to a quakes near the plant. clerk reading a synopsis of the · ·" We have to go the extra decision and a voice .vote. mile," Asselstlne said , In mak ing Commissioner · James Asset· sure questions are answered stlne dissented. He said commls· about em ergency procedures. Assels tine said he has not made a judgm e nt whether the emer ge ncy plan is adequate , "Ohioans' safety Is my first MAUMEE, Ohio (UP!) - A "They as ked for massive co n- concern," sa id Ohlo Gov. Ri · meatcutters strike scheduled to cessions," Gellos said. chard Celeste. "It is obviously begin Friday was averted after Un ion members did agree to not the NRC's . The NRC should members of the United Food 'and accept time-and·!i·half pay for no t issue a full-power license Commercial Workers Local 626 Sunday work In place of double unless the s tate ha s full confl· time, he sald. ·' ratified a three-year contract dence that the emergency re· .with Seaway Food Town Inc. and "Our union Is a little more sponse plan is. adequa te to the Kroger Co. · · militant, " said Gellos, who di· The contract covers 185 Food reels a 6,500 member unlon. " We Town workers and 200 Kroger were prepared !O go on strike." employees In 23 Ohlo counties. It · The old contract expired Oct. , provided Increases In pension 26 but was extended during and health benefits and avoided negotiations. most of the companies' demands Top scale for meatcu tters Is ·for pay cuts arid ,o ther conces· $14.13 a n hour , with journey men sions, union President David earning $13 .32 and wrappers, GALLIPOLIS - . The Gallia Gellos sai d. $11.49, Gellos sald. The union president said a Academy High School madrigals strike at the northwest Ohio will present a variety· show Kr oger stores would have spread Friday, Nov . 14 in the school auditor ium at 7: 30 p.m . Ticket s to the entire state. in advance are $3 for adults and Returning to Washlngton ·Fri· $2 for s t.udent s. At the door, day from arms t alks in Europe, tickets will be $3.50 and 2.50. Shultz was asked again abou I Tickets may be purcha sed reports of ~Is disagreement with from the group members or the White House on any dealings !Continued from A· II with Iran· and indicated his instructor. Anne Fischer . Members of the group are: discord by reiterating the crack· intersection to allow a better down on comment. , Seniors: Mark Lukac, Jeff vie w of 35 from 325. "There has n't been any change Settle, Bryan Vance, Erich Sea· Walke r said he hasn't received in my posture or the guidance a major r es ponse from vil lage mon . Steve Bradbury, Scott coming from the White House," r es idents about the proposed Bailey, Kyle Saunders, Ca ri he said. "I don ' t particularly illlprovements, "but a few people Cremea ns, Lynn Conley. Teresa enjoy it . I like to say what I think feel encouraged that ODOT has about subjects. res pc nded to our req ues I, and at "I will say that I think the lea st the re 's hop€ some action policy of not negotia ting for will be forthcomin g." hostages Is the right poHcy," he said pointedly. Meatcutters ratify three-year contract variety show scheduled at GAHS Freed hostage urges media Middle East with several offi· c ials hoping to arrange a deal for relea se of the hostages and to es tablis h better relallons . Reagan has said repeatedly his . administration would not deal with terrorists, and While-House spokesman Larry Speakes said this week there has been "no manifestation . of a definitive change" In Iran 's sponsors hip of terrorism. "What we have done and what we will do has the goal of gaining the release of the Americans held hostage," Spea~es told repor· ters. "What we have done and what we will do is right.lt Is in the bes t.inierest of this co untry. " (Continued from A·11 have sought our freedom from the day our fir s t American was taken hos tage." Still believed held hb stage in Lebanon are five Americans Anderson, Sutherland, Ciclpplo. Frank Reed and Edward Austin Tracy. A sixth missing Ameri · can, Wllliam Buckley , was re· ported slain by his captors last year. The first news that there could be an Iran connection came from the Iranian government, which reported that Robert McF arlane, R~agan's former national secur· lty adviser, had gone to the Failure red and he gagged. Bradford jumped up and gave him 1he Heimlich .man euver. " . " Thank God lor !hat. .. " It came at an interes ting tim e . Meese was jus ! about to Village Combs, Amy Neal , Ros a deSouza and Kelly Montgomery; Junlors: Brett Finley , Julie Clemens, Debbie Grrene , Debbie Seyfarth ; Sophomores: Greg Dlliey, · All en Ross . Shannon McNabb and Kathy Beebe . The show Includes selections from the 1930's, 40' s, and 50'S, oountry , patriotic favorites and today' s music. Accompaniment will be by Matt Willis; drums, David Edelmann, bass, Armanda Brun i: car di, ~y nthesizer and Mrs . Fische r , piano. [lp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; An Outstanding Pump Ohio weather South Central Ohio Mostly cloudy today with a c hance of s howers and highs the U.S. official, the chief Soviet between 55 and 60. arms control negotiator, Viktor The probability of prec ipita· (Continued from A-11 Karpov , denied at the Vienna tee's m eet ing on a ntitrus t pledged $1.9 bllllon to a ss ist lion is 40 percent today. ta lks that t he s ubject had been legislation . Goldsmith In the acquisition. Ohio Extended Forecast discussed In ·Iceland . Local United Auto Workers Monday through Wednesday Local brokerage firms are. AccorsJing to thi s account. offering discounts on usual fees Local !!i6 at Goodyear Aerospace Fa ir Monday and Wednesday senior U.S. arms adviser Paul Goodyear pulled $70,000 In union funds from and a chance of rain or s now for a nyone buying Nltze then bluntty .accused Kar· the stock. Goodyear retiree Crandall broker. Boeblnger Realtors. Tuesday . Highs Will be In the mid pov of lying. Kline passed ·out bumper suckers one oft he area 's largestcompan· · 30s to low 40s. Lows will be In the U.S . officials believ e the Soviet Thursday outslde the Goodyear les, closed a $250,000 account mid 20s to mid 30s Monday and propaganda campa ign, already complex with the message , with .Merrill Lynch's Akron Tues day a nd in the · 2os gearing up. will continue for. at "Save Akron. Buy Goodyear lea st three months thoug h there • stock. Keep votes from the office. Earlier in the week, 75 Goo- ,.. ls a good chance tha t. serious raiders." dyear tire plant employees In arms control negollatorts will United Rubber Wor kers lead · Gadsden, Ala., picketed Merrill begin In the early spring . ers from about 36 affected locals Lynch offices in that clty, near are to meet Nov . llin Akron for a Birmingham. Trustees to meet • brainstorming session to try to William Clark.' a spckesman devise ways to help the company. for Merr ill Lynch In New York, CHESTER - Chester Town Local leaders also have ex· called the situation " highly ship Trustees will meet in regu· pressed contempt for Merrlll emotional. n Jar session at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Lynch & Co .. Goldsmith's finan· "I've been here about 11 years the town ha ll. ' cial adviser in the takeover and I've never witnessed any· attempt. Merrill Lynch has thing like this before," he said. 1 • ' !Continued from A-11 Goodyear stockholde.- The Shoe Cafe a.... 300 Second Lofayeth Mall ~w~ed:ne:s:d:ay~·----......,--.U~~~~~~~;;s~;;~~~;G;a~lli;po;l~is~,~OII;.~~. .,... - rr"" ... .,... - Pre-Chri-stmas Sale ~-· '~""""-- Paul Davies Jewelers Super Pre-Christmas Sale ends Monday, Nov. 1Oth at 8:00p.m. Save 20· 30% on our entire inventory of diamond and colored ge~stone (including all birth$tone) i•· welry._Layaw.ay that perfect Christ"'as now and Save· 20 to 30% on all. ' launch a lawsuit to get the Heimlich maneuver declared' ' unco nstitut ional. " "Why?:' . "Beca use he got word it was in vented by a secular hum anist.".. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS DIAMOND FASHION RINGS DIAMOND MEN'S RINGS DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS DIAMOND NECKLACES DIAMOND EARRINGS DIAMOND BRACELETS • BY GARRY TRUDEAU protect the public In case of' a serious accide nt I d o not ha ve confide nce In tile plan ." . Celeste withdr ew state support for the e merge ncy plan last Augu st and appointed a ta sk force· to review it. The ta s k lore(\ repor t Is du e later this year. In a sking the NRC . not tb lice nse Perry until the review is compl ete . Ohio officials cited the scop€ of the eva 'cuation following the accident at the Chernobyl power station In the Soviet Union. as a reason fo r re-examining the Pe rry plan . The review team , in a prelim I· nary report. also found problems with the organization of decisio nmaking authority and the capa · bill ties of local hospita ls. M~drigal He'S hungry___________·A_r-'-t_Bu_c_hw_a_ld. What Attor ney General Ed "Are you sure it was the firs t Meese did 1wo weeks ago was amendment ?" declare that the Supreme Co urt ' 'i'm positive . Meese had .a does not m a ke the supreme law he llu va' tim e swa llowin g_ it. One of thr la nd . Hr urge d his just ice · of his depu ti es - I think it was Department l ~wyers to ig nore William Bradford Reyno lds the court 's I'Uii ngs if they do n't kep t handing him water to was h agree wi th t hem . it down .! thoug ht hewas'goingt o In fair ness to Meese . his upchu ck a ll over thr table." quarrel w ith the Supreme Court " Did he stomp out of the is not personal. There are manv cafeteria? " rul ings he ha s no probl~m with . Quincy sai d, " He was about to as lo ng as the cou rt agrees with when someone ur ged him to taste him. the second amendment. He ilked Quine)· Whrel br jght, an av id that because it had lo do wlth the Meesewatchc r said . " What I like righ t to pear arm s. Then he tried a bout Ed Meese is that he does n' t to eat th'e sixt h but he cou ldn ' t do look li.k e a person who upholds it even when he dipped iI In the Consti tu tion as much as tabasco sa uce." someone who just ate it. " " Wh y didn' t he r elis h lhe I protes ted. " That's a terr ible s Lxth ?" rhing to say about the hig hest law " He sa id it was cooked up lzy enforcemen t offi cer in the la nd . bleedin g hearts." , Wh y wo u ld he eat th e "Did he put a nything besides Constit u tio n?" ca ts up an d Ia basco sa uce on the "W hen you're hungry for Co ns tit u lio n?" power you' ll ea t any thin g." " Yes," Quin cy said. " He sliced "Have you p€rsona lly se<> n off the part w hi ch pr event s the Meese eat the Cons titution•" I police from co nducting a n Illega l asked Quin e~ . searc h a nd s mea red It with " Yup, I saw him do it one day In Goulde n's. After tasting II he sa id the Justice De p artme nt to Reynolds, ' This one do es n't cut . cafeteria ." the mu stard .' Then he spat It "You're kidding me ." out .'' · " I'm su re it was him . The " Meese hates anything with r~aso n I rem ember is I ha 1he was too many right s in It ," I said. pu ttin g catsup on it - and Meese Quincy said . "Did I tell you ·., Is the only guy I know who pu ts Meese choke d on the recent · ca ts up on the Constit utio n." Supr eme Court rulin gs on the " Did he ea t II with a knife and separation of c hurch a nd stat e?" fork, or with his hands?" "No yo u dldn .' t. What " With hi~ ha nds. He jus I ripped ha ppened?" the fi rs t a m e ndment into shreds ''He was di ggin g In with both . and then s luffed 11 in his mouth." hands a nd su ddenly his face got The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 (J~, ' You are cordially · Invited to Attend An Open House at ... 4 to. tpm ... ~ Cremeens ·Funeral Home 75 Grape Street Gallipolis, . Ohio 446-6333 ONLY 1 DAY LEFT HURRY! Open Monday 9:30 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. . Saturday, Nov. 15-5 pm to 7 pm Sunday, Nov . .16'-12. noon-6 pm The Area's Newest Funeral Facility Always Striving To Earn Your Family Trust ( •J '. .. -- _...• .J •• ....... ... ··~ ~ ........... .. ' . . . . ... ..... .... ... . . .. 10°/o DOWN HOLDS YOUR SALE • SELECTION TILL CHRISTMAS �Page-A-4- The.Sunday Times-Sentinel · Ohio-Point November 9, 1986 leport:..:..Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va .. RACINE - Racine Village has a balance of $87,983.49 In village funds as of Oct. 31, according to a financial . review · presented at last week's regular · council meeting. In related matters. coun cil approved a resolution tran sfer· ring fund s in various accounts to preve.nt overdrafts and voted to invest $4.800 in a 12·month certificate of deposit. . The money for the certificate of deposit Is included In the vil lage's 1986 .appropriations for dump truck replacement. It was . POMEROY - In May. the Meigs County Retention and Expansion Comm_lttee sponsored for area businesses. a successful seminar focusing on cash flow. budgeting, record keeping and tax implications for the small business. At that iime. several businesses requested another program focusing on sales and marketing. Such a program, entitled " The Fundamentals of Effective Sa les mans hip." will be held Monday, from 7·10 p.m., at the Meigs ·county senior cit izens center on Mulberry Heights. Pomeroy . Scott Wr ight and J ack Monda, members of the Small Business Resource Center at Ohio University, will present the program which will locus on knowing yourself, your job and your customer. A fee of $10 per business owner and $5 for each additional employee will be charged to cover cos t of the program . Everyone welcome. GA LLI PO LIS - Phillip Davis. 27, New Haven, W.Va .. was cited by city police Friday lor fail ur e to dis play a va lid operator's license. POMEROY - Joyce Jewell, admlnistrlx of the esta te ·of Benny H. Goodman. deceased, Langsville, has filed a wrongful death act ion in Meigs County Common Pleas Court agalns I Norman E. Best. Chesapeake, and State Farm Insurance Co .. Newark , requesting $1 ,255,155 and a tria l by jury. The action stems from an acc ident Sept. 3, 1986. On tha t date. the deceda nt. Goodman. was traveling north in his vehic le on Ohio 7, near Pomeroy. Best was travelin'g so uth on the sa me highway . Plaintiff alleges that Best operated his vehic le in a negli ge nt manner. crossing the cen terline Into the pal h of Goodman . Goodman died as a result of the incident. Paul Steinmetz Jr .. Middle · port. qnd his wife. Conni e Stei nmetz, also Middlepor t. are suing Cat hy M. Branham. Pomeroy, for $300,(J(J(J in dam ages. Two couples file for divorce POMEROY :.... Filing for divorces in Meigs County Common Pleas Court are Ru th Sims, Pomeroy, from Wilbur Leo Sims J r.. Vlrglna Beach. Va ., charging they have lived apart for three years; Elizabeth Ann Lucas, Cheshire. from James Edward Lucas, Rutland. charging gross neglect of du ty and extreme cruelty. Granted a dissolution of marr iage were Alan C. Wilson and Beverly J. Wilson. Gran ted a divorce was Marvin K. Gardner from Berdena M. Gardner. 15toads of trasa h.!lush were hauted to. the landfill: llne was installed at the end of North Broadway Street; and repairs ~~~eR~:~eonGreenwoodCeme , Plalnt.lffs allege that Branham was negligent In operating a 'vehicle in which Paul Steinmetz Jr. was a passenger on Nov. 7, 1984 . and th<1t ·an accident re· suited from the defendant's al· GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio Department of Liquor Co nt rol is current ly process ing applications for new liquor permit s and tra nsfPrs of location or ownership. according to direc tor William J. Flaherty . The only tra nsfer application in Gallia County, according to liq uor co ntrol reco rds, is fdr Ca rl's Taver n. Gallipolis. Kathleen Askew has applied to transfer the D-5 permit, allowing her to sell beer. wine or splritous liq uor by· the·glass until 2:30a.m .. which former ly belonged to Carl D. Askew. The tavern received approva l on is transfer request from the Gall ipo lis City Commission earlier this week. Transfer applications take about six to eight weeks to be processed, Flaherty sa id . A Multimedia New .• apiY Publi shed each Sunday, . 82!5 Thii·d Avenue, by the Ohlb Valley Publis hIng Company - Mult imedia , Inc . Se- cond class JXlslage paid at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Entere(l as secona class mailing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio. Post Office. Member : United Press lnternatlona.t, Inland Daily Press Assoclat1on and t he · Ohlo Newspaper Association, National Advertising Representative, Branham Newspape' Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York, New Vork 10017. . VMH advisory.panel . Saturday, December 6, 1986 STARTS DOWNTOWN .AT 1 P.M. DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS DEC. 1 Theme: Charles W. Daft VINTON - Charles William iBillt Daft . 68: a form er resi dent of Vinton. died Satu rday mo rning in Heartland of Jackson Heal th Care Center following an ex· te nded illness. Born March 4. 1918. in West Virginia. son of the tare Fred and Rella Lester Daft. he was a World War II Navy vetera n and a ret ired U.S. mail carrier at the Vinton Post Office. THe was preceded in death by his wife. Evelyn Devore Daft , . and bv two brothers and a sis ter. -. Surviving are a sister. Mad<'· ; lint' Lawhun of Mansfield. and severa l nieces and nephews. • Services will be 11 a.m. Man· ' day in McCoy· Moore Funeral Home. wit h Eva ngelist Will iam ' B. Kughn officiating . Burial will ' b~ in Vinton Memorial Park. · F.ricnds mav call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service . In· Iieu of flowers. con tr lbu lions may be made · to a favorite charity. "0 Holy Night" . Name ................................:................................................ Address ............................................................................ ....................................................................... Phone ............................................................................. .. . Type of Entry ................................................................. . ....................................................................... Water bills to rise ' Send to: Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce 16 State St., Gallipolis, OH. , pNCINNAT I tUPll - City and Hamilton County residents · cair expect increa~es of 30 perce nt to 40 percent on their wa ter bills next year. Water Wor ks Director Ri chard Miller said because of a la wsuit filed In f ebrua ry !985 by the county, rate increases that would ha ye Jotaled 19 percent in the city and 12 percent in the co unt y and a seeo nd in crease of almos t ~ percent planned for 1987 were s talled . The county' s lawsuit chal· le~ged the cit y's policy of c ha rg· ing county residents more for wa,ter. ' Bt>rnarc.i L. L·mp POMEROY - Bernard L. Lemp. Jr .. 76, died Friday at YOl'k, Pa . Mr. Lemp was born In Boise, Idaho, a so n the late Bernard L. Lemp Sr .. a nd Leona Tucker Lemp. He was a graduate of the University of Ida ho and a inembcr of Sigma Chi. He was sales manager and a cons ultant for the Wilt on Co. In Columbia, Pa . He was a member of St. Andrew's EpL,copal Chu rch. Mr . Lcmp served as a capta in with th!' U.S. Air Force in Wor ld War From one of America's largest health insurers . .. GOOD NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Now you can get the flexible new 75R- the insurance protection you need to help pay for the bills Medicare can't completely cover. •1~ Hoopltal EIIJ"'n"' co..rage • GWiranteed Renewable ' .. ome Join Usl $4595 The Shoe Cafe RENT A SA.TELLI· TE . SYSTEM ' LARGE SELECTION Ro.-·• ofA - ff · - -- h. 1._ .. -r 6··d· ·fl - - · I erentcolored 1• c. w~-·ge• o ers '~ou a c o ceo ,.... ever your requirements may be , complete ·"·f •t 18 ed ilh Ro k 1 A 8" ' ac. on w RS c o ges. p .. o~ assur TliES TH 4 .M. "' "·· ·· u .·FR I. 9 A.M.· 5 Other houri. by appt. ~Y calling 9 3 - 14 55 • III'ID •"· STANLEY A SAUNDERS MONUMENTS , 352 Third Gallipolis. OH Ave. PH . 448· 2327 r;=========:::~~=========~=~~~========~ DON'T MISS PAT HILL FORD'S RANGER RALLY FUN-TO-DRIVE FORD RANGER 1987 RANGER XLT OWN IT in just 36 months '· 9' AWMINUM $40. A MONTH 10' MESH $45. A MO~TH 10' 'ABERGI.ASS $48. A MONTH RENTAL PRICE INClUDES REPAIRS • 992-35'24 Manulacturer'a I I .$10,399 .00 Manulecturer'a option package 81Vinga .... . .. ............ .............. .. . · ·'" 962 .00" (Dealer) discount . .... ... : . .. . ...... , , , . , ... .. ... , ......... . .... ...... .... . 442.00 Jotal price ..... ........ ·... .. .. ............ , .. , ........... ....... 8996 .00 • •Only title and tlllo art txtrt. ••SIYif'IQI biiiCI on 1nt m~nuflcturer'l augvnl8d n11111 price lor lhe price 11 compared to traditional suggested total pric e lor ll'lt opiOnt pwrcNI...:I $ mtrt,. 391 W. Main Pomeroy,' Oh. 1987 FORD RANGER 4x4 ' V-6 ' Home Enter·tainment Center 1987 RANGER XLT SOPERCAB 5 SPD .• I WELLNESS CENTER t r ...k, ~ EXTENDED CAB ROOM IN BACK g Manulloturtfuuggtlled ret at prlca · $ 11 , 620. Ocr Manulacturer'a option packege saving a ..•. 55 .00 • (Dealer) llltcouni ..... , .. .............. 678 .00 Totti dellverad price, .. ,., . . . ..... ,, .10 ,89!j.OO Manulacturer'a auggestod retail price $ 1 0 , 874 .00 Manulacturer's option package sa"ngs . . 472.00 .. (Dealer! dltcounl ... ...... .. ... , ..... 537.00 Total de ll ~ered price, , .. , ...... ...... 9866 . 99. • __. /" ..- -r: ' . ' ... for students who need ~elp to pay for 'heir college tuition. ' The stale of Ohio has extended the deadline for • applying for granis for . winter and spring quarters • So, if you need 'help and ' niissed ' the Aug. 22 deadline, don't miss the next o~e. Call us tod~y! . . - LO<AI<d .at Ple.u.t~nt VAlley Hospk.\1, Valley Dr•• rc. PleAsant, W\1 Demonstrations • Drawings Refreshments P-S2S I • • •' sunday, No.v.16 12·5 p.m. i' d ,_ LOW PRICE, HIGH TECH Open House LIFE AND CASUALTY COMPANY ,, -. I;IC!C!bdk~ ;::: ,[ Rt. 3, Box 284-A Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Chk co, lllinois 6o.JO She ssaid 1,004 visits were Hospitals. made by skilled nurses , 11 by a physical theraplst.1 ,149by home healt h aides: 28 by supervisors and 14 for evaluation. Of the skilled nursing visits, she said 36 were made to · provide !.V. therapy during the three month period. In break,ing down 'the types of patient care provided by Home Health, Smith listed the following ailments: arthritis, 1; blood· ,..... • ETHA L. HANNA Eastern Star, 172 Meigs geline Chapter OrderCounty of the Senior Citizens. Retired Senior Volunteer Program and the Grange T/8. Services will be I p.m. Tues· day, a t, Ewing Funeral Home. with the Rev: AI Hartson official· lng . Burial follows In Miles Cemet er y. Friends may call at the fu nera I home from 2-4and 7-9 p.m. Monday, where Eastern Star Services will be held at 7:30 p.m. ~ ' N('ith ..•r Oankt•rs nor its o~gl.'nts llrt.• connt•clt>d with Mt.•di· (",Ul.'. Ca ll Llr writ I..' fur thdull dL•t.1lls un bt: nefits, costs, and b..•nt..'fil n•ductiuns.limitation10and l').clusiuns. OR WRITE TO: Emergency runs • Afallable Your protection can never be cancelled Can pay ALL your Medicare Part A because of poor health, or amount of DedUo:tible5, Co-Payments, Usual and benefits you oollect. Rates are subject CU5tOITUiry costs not paid by Medicare. to change. •1~ Medical EIIJ"'n.. CoVerage • No Modlcal Exams, No Health Ques· .Vallable · tiona Asked ' Can pay ALL Usual and Customary Pre-existing conditions are oovered Medicare Part 8 expenses for doctor after 60 days. ,servicos, out·p.atient hospital, ~upp:ies • No Groupe to Join, No Dues to Pay · al)d other serv~ces not fully paid for by No danger of losing your protection if ·~'".'l'· ~beyond ~rdin~ry group disbands or runs out of money. •restrictave delanltaons of Medicare • n 1 • Effld 1c•·· s · EUgible' expenses. .,.u c., en ..am ervace GET THE FREE FACTS otLifeliate Benefit CO¥erage . TODAY... NO OBLIGATION No li(etame dollar or tunt limits to how nwch money you can collect CALL 446-7376 ' • airport only 30 miles from t be · lnsepara ble in prison . Mcintosh. a twi<Y·Con,·icled ·, prison. "He flew very well, surprls· con artist, wa s serving a four· lngly well," said flight instructor year term for fraud and pa•·oir Patrick Corr. 28. of Nava jo violation. He was most recently • Aviation at BllChanan Field In convicted in a San Francisco· nearby Concord. Mcintosh, usi ng based swindle of $18 million frof11 another name, flashed a wad of 2.:il0 in vestors · In a prec ious $100 bills while negotiating for meta ls scheme. More 1/lan $1.7 ' million from the scheme Is stin ' ' the practice flight . " He asked to hold the con· unaccounted for. trois," Corr said. "I said, 'It 's Lopez had served about fou r years of a ~.year term for obvious you're not a beginner.' He laughed and said h e was on a masterminding a five·membcr helicopter crew in Vietnam and gang's bank robbe ry and kidn ap·. got a lot of unofficial fl ying ping in Georgia . Lopez's hus· , lessons." · band , Carl. also was co nvicted In Mclntosh and Lopez are both the espisode and is in prison in • JTlarrled but were descrl~d as Oklahom a. About $100,000 Is still ' missing from the bank robberies. The pair is " most definitely· armed and dange rous.·• the FBI POMEROY - Five'ca lis were answered by local units Friday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports . At 12:50 a.m. the Rutland B&au~ Nfe is nor aspectttor spore • Squad took Anit a Aeiker from MEN'S LC 4600 Goose Creek Road to Veterans Memorial Hosplta; Pomeroy at 11:17 a .m .. went to the Country Mobile Home Park for Yvonne Walker., taken to Veterans Mem· or tal; Rutland at 11:41 a.m. took Jim Lucas from Smith Run Road to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 3; 15 p.m. treated Penelope Plessett on Folden Road, and Rutland as II: 48 p.m., took Ruth Darst from Ohio 681 to Veterans 300 Second, Gellipolis Memorial. approves nomination Gallipolis Retail Merchants Christmas Parade POMEROY - The Meigs County Development office has received Ohio Calendar of Events Questionnaires klr events to be held during May. June, July and August 1987. Information provided through the ques tionn aires will be for 'l'arded to the Ohio Department of Development, Office of Travel and Tourism. The information will be published in the Ohio Calendar of Events for this period. and will be ava il able through l ·BOO·BUCKEYE or by mall req ues t of dis tribution nationwide. The service is free and used to promote travel in Ohio. Any group, club or organization sponsor in g an activity during this period is uq;ed to forwa rd the following information to the develo pment office. : The information should be complete with date of event, ' village name. attendance figur es froin 1986 (if known I. name of : event. site of event. brief description of event . parade date and • time I if a,ny t. event hours teacn day). admission fee (adult . , child. senior citizen l. parking fee. name, address and telephone number of person to be published as a co nta ct and the name of the sponsoring organization. . • All events held In Meigs should be subm itted. Of parT icula r • interest. according to development officials. arc celebrations of : the Bicentennial of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. .. ' TAWNEY JEWELERS Ohio Lottery Events questionnaire received ' Council discu ssed prices of lots at Greenwood Cemetery. Rizer, who Is also a cemetery .trustee. reported that for . village resi· . dents. the cost of a lot is $150. For people outside the village, a lo t costs $200. USP 52!1-100 SUNDAY ONLY . leged negligence . SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES Steinmetz allegedly suffered [;::I:n:f:ln:a:l:m:::::::co:u:n:c:il= :;i By Carrier or Motor Ra.Ce personal injuri es and impair· . One Week ..................... :-: ... 60 Cents YOIM DIAMOND IIADQUAIIURS men! of his ear ning capacity as a One Month ......... ........... ......... S3l.ll SINGLE COPY result of this accide"nt which PRICE occurred on Vance Roa d irt Scipio Sunday .......... .... ........... ... .. 50 Cents Township, near the Intersectio n No subs('riptlons by mall permitted or Ohio 684 , In areas where moror carrier service Paul Steinm etz asks ro·r is available. $200,000 in damages; his wife The Sunday Times-Sentinel will no t asks for $100.000. l:l> responslblf' for advan ce paym(!l ts Frederick Hel dreh , Pomeroy . made to carriers. and his wife. Vicky Heltlr elh , MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Pomeroy, have filed an action Sund11.y Only · against Larry and Jea n Powell . One yea r ............................... $32.24 Six months .... .. .. ,........... ........ $16.90 doin g business asPowell'sSuper CLUSTERS FIOM Vaiu , Pomeroy , reques ting judg· Dally and Sunday S5900 TO S75CIO ment. of SIOO.OOO. . MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside County The .act ion stems from a Nov . 6. 13 Weeks .. ........ ............ ......... S17.29 1984 incident in wh ich Frederick 26 Weeks ............. ..... ......... .... $34.06 52 Weeks .... ......... ........ .... :..... ,;6.56 Heldret h, while shopping In PoRates Outside County well'ss Super Valu. slipped in a 13 Weeks .......................... ..... $18.:11 puddle of water (or other danger· 26 Weeks ... .................... ........ SJ>.lO 422 52 Weeks ........ ........................ 167.60 ous substan ce) . which had col· lected on the floor . CLEVELA ND iUPI I - Fri · Heldreth alleges he sus talned day's winning Ohio Lottery permanent injuries. and,perman· - ENTRY FORM numbers wit h ticket sales and ent impairment of earning ca· payouts: pacity, as a result of the ensuing · Dally Nurn her fall. !i95 In other co urt matters. an Ticket sales totaled Sl.600,027, actio n by Bryan A. Gibbs and . with a payoff due of $935.449. Kenda Gibbs has been dis· PICK-4 missed; and Jason J. Davis has Ci82H been awarded custody of two PICK-4 ticket sales totaled minor children. and child sup· $204.~1. with a pay'off due of port, from Tanya E. Davis, now FORMING AT 12 NOON $92. 109. known as Tonya E. Ba lser. Permit transfer application filed .. A Pleasanton . Inmate, who . PLEASANTON, Calif. (UP!) aslted not to be Identified, told -A con man who escapee! prison · Grace M. Beaver II. and returned with a hijacked UP! that prison guafll~ believed Surviving are his wife, Rita helicopter to pluck his convict ·one reason Me Intosh took the GALLIPOLIS - Grace Mar· Rose Lemp; a son, Bernard L. · garet Beaver, 80, Rt . 1, Crown Lemp III, Sun Valley, Calif., and glrfrlend lrom an exercise yard risk or getting Lopez out was that City, died Friday at Pleasant a brother, George T. Lemp of may have fled with her to South she speaks Spanish and has connectloi!S that could help him Ainerlca, officials said. Valley Hospital fo llowing a Tucson. Ariz. ·Ronald Mcintosh, 42 , whose· get out t)f.the country .. . lengthy illness. $ervices will be held at l p.m. The ditched chopPer, hijacked Rambo-llke E$Capade Wednes' She .was born June .12. i906, in W¢ctnesday'at the White Funeral day was cheered by Inmates at gunpoint after being chartered Gallla County, to·the late Manson Home lrt Coolville with burial to yelling "Go! (>o!" had practiced In San Jose 80 miles away, was and Priscilla Pinkerma n Shafer. be in Sand Hill Cemetery, Long the·escape In a rented helicopter · found nine hours after the escape She married Bay Beaver on Bottom. The Rev. Don Archer at a nearby airport four days only 10 miles troll') the !rison on a June 17, 1925, in Gallipolis, and he will o!flcjate. Friends may make gravel road in a canyon . .Tire earlier, the FBI sa.ld Friday. · preceded her In deat h on July 24 contributions in his memory to No trace has been found of the tracks suggested they !)'lay have 1986. . ' the John Hopkins Hospital. Par· criminal sweethearts. officials · sped off In a !our-wheel drive Surviving are three daughters, kinson 's J)lsease ' Unit, Baltl· vehicle. said. Mrs. Violet Mooney and Mrs. ~)lOre, Md . 21~14. "He had tohavesomeonedrlve An all·polnts bulletin has been Betty Tobias, both of Co lumbus, Issued for Mcintosh, who had a car tbere, " Chief U.S. Deputy and Mrs. Wanda Caldwell, ·. bei>n serving ~entence for a $18 Marshal Richard Bippus said. Grow~ City; two sons. Lawrence ·Van della Mayo Inmates In the prison yard million Investment swindle. and J3eaver, Columbus, and Ode · shouted "Go! Go!" as Mcintosh his prison glr !friend, Samantha Beaver, Crow n City; Conni e GALLIPOLIS - Vandella jockeyed the green and ·white Baldwin , who was raised in the Mayo, 82, Bidwell, died at her Dorinda Lopez, 37, serving a 50· year sentence for kidnap-bank HugMs 500· D hellcojrter over the Beaver home;. 24.grandc hildren residence Saturday. prison's ll·foot wire fence, and 32 great·grandchlldren · two She was born Aug: 11. 1904, in robbery In Georgia. Authorities speculate they plunked the craft onto the exer· brothe rs. Ferry Shafer,' c'rown Gallia County, · to the late La· else yard grass, picked up the City, and Robert Shafer, Spring· fayette and Mary Newman could have headed anywhere ·waiting Lopez, then whirred from the Caribbean or Central field; two sisters, Go ldie Haskins Mundell. America to the Pacific Northw -. away. , and Flossie · Daniels, both of She Is stlrvlved by on.e son. est Mcintosh had walked away. following the daring feat at ·, Ga llipolls, and Minnie Hill, James Cll\fk. Gallipolis; one from federal custody nine days Frankfort. W.Va. daughter, Marie Clark, Bidwell; the low-security Federal Correc· earlier while making an unes· One son, James Howard 10 grandchlldren,12 great grand·. ilona tins tltutlon at Pleasanton. carted transfer bY bus to another Mcintosh, Who flew with helicBeaver. five 'broth ers, two sis· children; one sister, Roxie ters. one grandchild and one Evans. Columbus; one brother, opter crews in Vietnam, once prison In Southern California. He worked as a test pilot In seattle , had been cons ldered a model great grandchild preceded her in Patrick Mundell Sr .• Bidwell. and one of his past associates has prisoner . ileat h.She was preceded In death by Four days later, he practiced a connection in the British West . She was a member of Victory · one brother and a sister. the helicopter " pickup at an Church. She was a member of Paint Indies. officials said. Servi ces will be Monday, 2 Creek Baptist Church. p.m. , at Victory Church , wit h the FUneral arrangements will be Rev. Alfred Holley off iciating. announced later by McCoyBurial follows in Victory Ceme- Moore Funeral Home. of VInton. tery. F riends may call at Waugh · Halley· Wood Funera l H'ome. 3-5 Adria Lucille Wilcox and 7-9 p.m. today . POMEROY - Veterans Mem· blood forming organs , 188; Pallbearers will be Jimmy POMEROY - Adria Lucille orlal HospitaiHomeHealthAdvl· cerebro-vascu lar accident , II; Da le' Ca ldwell , John Ca ldwell, Wilcox, 79, Langsville, died Frl· sory Board approved th&nomina· diabetes, 124; diges tive systef11, Jerry Caldwel l. William Moon ey, day in Veterans Memorial Hospl· lion of Meigs County Juvenile 52; genitourinary systems. 154; Larry Beaver. Harold Ray Clark tal Extended Care Unit . Judge Robert Buck as a new pearl and circulatory, 127 ; lnjur· and Jimmy Beaver. She was born Oct. 18, 1906 at member to the board during a . tes, 2; neoplasms. 95; organs of Poca . W.Va., the daughter of the recent meeting. . movement, 3; res~ratory sys· late Joseph C. and Della Gra ham Home Health Coordinator Eli· tern, 94; skin and cellular sys· .Ora Leo Dailey Phlillps. zabeth Smith,• R.N .. reported the tern, 78; wound and abcess, 75 Survivors Include her husband , agency made 743 patient visits and all others, 90. POMEROY- Services for Ora F.W. tBuckl Wilcox; three sons, during the month of July, 741 · Smith said the figures do not Leo Dailey, CiS , Route 11 Portland. Robert Allf'n Wilcox. Londond· · during August and 812 In Sep· reflect t·he trement;lous number who died Friday a t St. Joseph c .rry, and kenneth Wayne ' W ilcox !ember. Smith said the October of cancer patients seen by Home Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va .. and Raymond Lee Wilcox, both figures when released will also Health staff because · they are will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at of Middleport· , one brother, Howshow and increase In home visits. ' the Ewing Funeral Home. treated under other categories. ard Phillips, Rutland·, six ara nd· Smith reported patients were ,.. Smith reported Home Health Officiatin;: will be Rev. Law· ch ild ren and one · grea t· referred to the · Home Health personnel had attended four ~ce Giuesencamp, and burial Aaency from doctors at Veterans randchild. g will be in the Stivers ville CemP,.. tnservice meetings durtng the She was preceded in death by •. Memorial Hospital, Holzer Medl· past three months . tery. Friends may call at the cal Center, O'Bieness Memorial The next quarterly boa rd meet· funeral home from 2·4 and 7·9 one son and two brothers. She was a member of the · Hospital , Pleasant Valley Hospitng will be held Jan. 29. p. m. today. Christian Church. and t~e Evan· tal and Ohio State University 1 , Gallipolis police ticket violator Fugitive .seen practicing escape move reported that Interes t from the · appealed the mayer's deni al of a cussed · a numbe r of vii lag~ · certificate of deposit would be 6.1 per mit for a trailer on a lot which projects th at need attention b) percent.• .. . she recently· purchased. Council village work crews before win· It was not~. durmg d!scussion did ptace some restrictions on' the ter, and voted to send a letter of f! ~~ vill~ge ford~~a~ce r'1:;;d; · variance that mus t be met. apprec iation and thanks to the · ng ouse ra ers, . a a.r/es n 'Glenn Rizer, street commis- Radne Chapt er of Future must acquire a pl;!rmlt before stoner, reported that this week's Farmers of Amer lea for erec ting moving a hous e trail~[ Into the trash pickup will be o n Monday a t t)le Shrine Club Park, a village. The mayoc Is res ponsible d Wd . for enforcement'o! t he ordinance an e nesd ay. Trash will not ca b I n · I i k e c II m b e r r or d ~ picked up on Tuesday because you ngsters . an severa 1 tra 11 ers were re· the county l!indflll will be closed Council recessed· unrll 7 p.m. ~red t~. thf' mayf lor a~\0 ~· for Vetera ns Day. . Monday, Nov. n. e or mance a so res c s Rizer further reported t hat the r-;::=======~=:;locatio.n of tra ilers. village wa.ter truck traveled 640 Council did grant a.var.hmce Io mil es during October; the village Ms. Neva Ba iley Curtts, who dump truck traveled 850 miles; Adml·n·1.strt·x ft.les SUI•t •ffi septem · b·er £ataIity The Sunday ' .----Local Briefs:· - - Racine ..Council. approves fund transfers Business retention seminar slated Plea.,t. .w. va. HEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE 529 JACKSON PIKE, GALLIPOLIS, 0 HJO 446-4367 RF.G. #10578 ., 'Only tittunG 11'" are im. Stoc~ ~962 • .,..,..,. biNd on lht manufleturer'tauoottttd rttall price tor 1M price •• compertd to trlditlonll auggeattd total price for 1ht options purclliMCI-IItOfy, • •Ooly tiHeand taKes are tKtra, Stock #985 ••S.vinga beNd on the man..,lacturer's suggested retail prtce lor the p.-iee 11 compared to traditional SUi:IQe!!ed total pr1ce lor the options putct\IMCI Mparatel~ . IMMEDIATE DEUVERY ON ALL MODELS. PAYMENTS·UNTIL ·FEBRUARY 1987 ' ' 8. 9°/o APR FINANCING '• • • • �Page A-6 1lMt Sunday Times-Sentinel . UAW .leadei' urges tougher trade stance · DETROIT (UP!) - United ·. people to defense industries In Auto Workers President Owen Florida" but that "obviously, not Bieber saidd the severe job a lot of jobs are available ." Epltlin said he has· nOt dis· cutbacks announced by the Gen· eral Motors Corp. underscores the need for the United States to cussed with GM any more {llants adopt a tought'Po stance on trade. that could be closed but said that Beiber said Friday the union Is this week's euts "ricochet b~ck " "sick and tired of having the 'to other plants and suppliers. "We're not going to soi•ve ·the/ Japanese coming in and .... playing us for suckers," adding fundamental problem by collec· that one "can fit in an eyeball " live bargaining al<;>ne," hesald at the amount of u.S.·made parts a press conference at the 1.15 that are appearing in domesti· million-member union's Detroit . cally assembled cars from Japa. headquarters. ''The way · t o preserve jobs Is to nese carmakers . chan ge the government. They The UAW head said GM's helped do that on Tuesday of this an nouncement Thursday that it week." he said, referring to the wi ll close 11 operat ions in four national election that gave the states beginning nex t year "is Democrats control .of the Senate. "It's not the morning In Amer· not just a blow to these particular lea . it 's 10 minutes to midnight," workers and to our union, but it's Bieber said. adding th at the a painful blow to Americans to American drea m "will be a heck our economic future." Bieber said the cuts. which will of a lot different' ' if the eros ion of affect 29,000 GM workers. includ· America's Industrial and job ing about 6.000 at two Ohio plants. base co ntinues. He said the Japanese "abso· will have a significant "ripple lutely have to" renew the volun· . effect." He did not say how many tary market restraints on Japajobs GM 's action could ultimately reach In other industries. nese auto exports - at a lower level than the current 2.3 millionvehicle quota this year. "Yes. GM is regrouping and preparing to light it out for mar ket share." he said. but noted that all U.S. automakers are being pressured by Japan as RIO GRANDE - Four cadets they move to building larger cars from the Rio Grande College and begin building plants on ROTC Department successfully Amer ican soiL completed Basic Camp over the "Those 29.000 contributed to past summer at Fort Knox . Ky. GM's success and should not be . The camp is conducted by thrown out into the scrap heap active Army Drill Instructors now." he sa id. and officers. It gives an lndlvld· UAW Vice President Donald ual an opportunity to experience Ephlin , who heads the union's a taste oi what military life is like GM department. sa id many withOut having any obligation displaced GM workers would be aft erwards. Basic Camp graduat es from able to transfer to other plants. Gallipolis are Cadet Tim FerguHe sa id the UAW'"shipped some so n. Cadet Elizabeth McCa in. COOLVI LLE- Telephone cus· tamers of the Cooiville exchan ge may soon have access to the optional off.peak toll service, according to Mrs. Gretchen Hanesworth, Route 1. Guysville. Hanesworth reports she has been told by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission that a rul· lng should be made in a co uple of months on a petition filed for the service in August. The off.peak service Is optional and would buy lower ra tes for calls in a 20·mlle radius of Coolville, Including Athens . Pomeroy and Belpre. Hanes· worth reports . A charge of $4.15 morithly wou ld enable users to talk for 60 minutes to those areas during off-peak hours, before 9 a.m. and . after 3' p.m. dall y and all during weekends. Haneswor th states. The charge would also be $1 .15 p ' CLOWNING - Dixie Eblin, a member of the staff of GaUery Hair Arts, J:;ast Main Street, Pomeroy, became Dink, the clown, Friday to give balloons to the younger set outside of the establls hmenl. Paula FlsherJ Minersville, holds her daughter, Christy Lee, who Is receiving a balloon from Dink. Looking on Is Sarah Frank, Pomeroy. Staff members of the Gallery Hair Arts are . also working on the toys for tot · program to help underprivileged children of the county. ."They met for a couple of hours to continue the investigation, and that Investigation Is ongoing-," Zlllo said. "I'm sure there will be. a couple more meetings to gather facts that the superlnten!lent use te make a decision.': . Dodd · came undev fire ~t . Thursday's board of education · meeting when several parents called for her dismissal. The target of their anger was a written assignment directing the students to assess themselves in· regard to enter ing the job market. In a preface to the act ual ass ignment , Dodd stated tha t l she .ever becomes president o~ the United States, "I will be able to say· t bar my c~'perience as ~ teacher at East Higb.S.chooi ha~ prepared me well for the element; of my job which entails 'dealing· with low life."' ' DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS· NOTICE . . If delinquent taxes are paid in full or a·rrangement made with the County Treasurer to pay not later than 48 hours before said publication the parcel will be re· , ~=~==~-------==-=~:=_.::::.::::=.._ charged. All del' 1 d ' II be 'f' d f f 1 b mquent an S WI cert1 te or orec osure Y ' the County Auditor unless the taxes, assessments, interest and penalties due and owing thereon ore paid. ·; WILliAM · , ___1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~==~ ::. !Gf~hto ....,CIWI>diMI~M ~- 01 11 0 - ·-- DELUXE LUXOR LLY REMOTE FU SYSTEM TE ,_,.Y....,ott. . ----------- _________ Co, Inc, s CENTRAL OHIO ENTERP'R,ISES 446•9662. ~~P~·~m~.,~at~th~c~c~lv;ic~c~en~t~er:.:T~h~e~~=======~~~=~~~::::~::~~==:PM:O:N~E~3;1~8·:8:60:3;:~ PRE~HOLIDAV ,.,.,._ ·~ "'"'. SUN. MON •. TUES. ONLY! ~Price =· · 4.97X:= 1 ,... 6,47 : COMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICES - 1.50 4 97 Price After · 3·pack men'• brlell; quallty·construcled at natural cotton with comfortable elastic waist. $3 mft.'s lebate,..... QU'c:I'Kiee o12 pkos. Oetoib tn acre Rebate ~wit\ pu!ehole 01' .' • ' 2 ~. 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Delicious HIGH-PERFORMANCE j ' II That ·gil:es justices >4 days, including holidays and wee· kends, in which to rendrr 84 opinions before the court changes hands. . For a justice's vote on a case to count, he mus1 be on the bench at the time the decis ion is annou nced . Cetebrezze and Justice Clifford Brown, both Democra ts, leave office at th e end o.f December. BALL FURNITURE'S · la""'r qL>IIft"l" " ' lit ,.,.CIIIoi.C I I ' 11'4 Ull ""'' .. _ , -·~ II' .. ,~ M i l - l ~-Q ....o1J d-~ ~ POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area.Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting at noon Wednesday at Trinity Church In Pomeroy. The meeting date change Is due to Veterans Day when some businesses may b£> closed. A turkey dinner ls being served by women of the chu rch. writ ten vet. '$895° $1 J595 ... - : Chamber to meet organiza tions thill contributed heav ily to Celebrezze's cam Attorneys in some of th e cases paign and tho se which the chief said 1hey were ~tunned when justi ce has sa id opposed his they learned their cases wen¢ re:elec tion. being- called up for oral In ad dit io n to the .10 cases argumen ts. sC'heduled for oral arguments in November and Decembe r. there .----...,.-----...,.----:"" arr 54 cases in which oral a r~'Umenfs have been made but for which opinions have not been 10%' BLACK MESH DISH AMPLICA REMOTE CONTROL RECEIVER TRO MOTOR DRIVE 100° LNA 50' CAlLE AND POLE :;:;o~:g~~s~~u~~;~u=~ l•ff> lt! lllnhG<I oiiCIIIII'e . , Se\'cra.l other cases involv e • " I think t the ea>Cioudi would present very serious difficult ies in· gett ing out . reasoned and c~i·efuil v draft ed result s." said · Rt>pubt'ic iul Ju stice Craig Wright. , 0 ' ' ' Meigs County Auditor ' 'Troopers said Valentine was eastbound, 1.3 miles eas t of U.S. 35, at 11 p.m. when he was unable to 'Stop for a car ahead driven by Moiz Merchant. 33, Rt. 3, Gailipolis, and struck the rear of Merchant's car. The engine had report edly stalled on Merchant' s vehicle. the patrol said , causing the car to stop in the road . Damage to both vehicles was moderate. brrz>.r based hi s unsuccessful re-e lect ion campaign. and a case in volving a ta w !lrm tha i em· ploys •i son of the chief justi ce. •• COAL - Jenny Hendricks holds one of over 500 T·shlrl!i which . were printed by the Shirt Shop In Racine as a part of Saturday· i illghl's Coal Miners' Jaml)oree held at 1\leigs High School. Workers · ! at the shop, owned by Mrs. Hendricks' son,·Thor lief BentZ, pulln Let our experien ce gu1de you in \he ; long hours Thursday to complete the pointing by Friday morning. selection of a famtly monumen t. Grover : The shop. will give $1 from the sale of ejleh shirt to a program to and Kevin Klein, Thoma,29,19.Pomeroy, Rutland. Jr;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ of ·Selec t Barre ' provide Christmas for underprivileged children of the area. drivers of the other vehicles 1 ~mnn e that is guar· BARRE . Involved In the accidenl. were anto,e o., a Barre Guild •••' GUILD I treated and released from VMH MorlUment is a perma· for Injuries suffered In the tr 1bute to your Monumtnts accident. il name. The patrol said ali three vehiCles were southbound on Ohio 7 in Salisbu ry Township at ' - - c_.,, 2: 05 a.m ..when Thoma's vehicle ' lctltoM still nw FlU: booklets t.howiniOgi:'::O~t:i • reportedly stalled- and was I printt4 in full 1.JDr wiJ~ sizH on4 ;, • POINT PLEASANT - A Ma· was en route to Apple Grove, struck in· the rear by Lauder· · l01in~ly hnt on Cllfhorhed Logan MorwmiRI son man, Charles Joe Young, 66, Sweeney added. mill's car. The forc e of the 1'I I nprts.tnfOtiwl tall at 11'11 hmoe. i) listed In guarded condition at The Incident Is being Invest!· collision forced Thoma's vehicle OJPieaM Mt~d mt dttai\1 about McM~I e 1easant Valley Hospital and a gated by the Department o! into the rear of Klei n's car, th e 11 withollt ollligatian. Middleport man, Charles Netit· Natural Resources and the United patrol said . ;(ling, 46, was treated and re- States Coast Guard. Klein and Thoma were taken to ,. ~ased after the pleasure boat in The pleasure boat was estl· VMH by private vehicle, whi le ~hlch they were riding struck mated at illotalloss. No damage to Laudermiit was transpo rted by tpw barge on the Ohio River SEOEMS. Damage was moderbetween Mason and Pomeroy ..the low was given. · ·. ate to Klein 's car and severe to ,_,_ ~rlday night'. Young and Neutzilngweretaken the Thoma and Laudermilt cars, A LSO AVAILABLE UNIDEN & DRAKE According to Jeff Sweeney, a toPleasantValleybyMasonEMS. the patrol said. Laudermlii was mnservatlonlst with the Depart· It Is not yet known which ofthe cited for OWl and no operator's Logan ment of Natural Resources, the me!! was piloting the pleasure license. ~. owned by Dravo Boat Co., boat. The patrol cited Richard Val· P,lttsburgh, Pa., and piloted by A Leon youth, Paul Rollins, 16, is en tine. 19, Rt. 3, c;allipoiis , fo r ' POMEIOY, 0Hl0-M£1GSCOUNTY qarry Smith, 46, .Proctorville, In satls!actory condition at Plea· assured clear distance in a DISPLAY YAID NEAR Ohio, was heading north on the sant Valley Hos(ital alter the two-car collision on Ohio 588 POM!ROY·MASON DDGE Ohio River carrying 10empty sand automobile In which he was rtdlng Friday . LEO 1. vAUGHAN, MGR. 4od gravel barges at 5: 45 p.m. wentotfJerichoRoadandstrucka · PHON£ ••2 •saa OFFERED BY: " ·• When personnel on the boat noticed telephone poll Saturday morning, Council meets Tuesday ~ .pleasure craft heading toward it. VINTON, OHIO- GALLIA. COUNTY RUTLAND -Rutland Village DISPLAY YAID The boats were unable to avoid Department. Council will meet Tuesday, 7 JAMES 0. BUSH, MGR. each other and a head·On colllslon resulted. report a 1981 Dodge, driven public is invited. · The tow was traveling at an ment Accorolng to a sheriff's depart· eitlmaled 3th miles per hour and by John A. Rogers, 18, Leon, was . eastbound on Jericho Road at 2: 20 a.m. when the vehlcle went out o! Missionaries to speak ' control In a curve, went off the . :POMEROY- Sam and Nancy road, and struck a telephone poll. •• DP,vis, missionaries to Mexico, Rogers was treated and released w)ll present a program on their at ·Pleasant Valley. ~th were work at the Calvary Pilgrim taken to the hospital by private C'hapel. located on Route 143, a vehicle. 11311 mile off the Route 7 bypass, r..!l'he Rogers vehlcle was est!· A DEAl SO SWEET IT Wll ~ ' ' •1 7:.10 p.m. Tuesday. Pastor mated at a total loss. SWEEP YOU OFF YOUI FEET Dewey King invites the public. i ' R WICKLINE POMEROY- A Rt.1, Rutland man was reported in stable condition in the int ensive care unit of Veterans Memorial Hospi· tal Saturday following surgery for Internal inju ries suffered In a three·car accident earlier in the day. Injured was Mark A. Laudermilt, 38, according to the Galli a· Meigs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. • moved from the delinquent list before advertising. T 'd dd ' · 1· 1 t h D b 1 o avot a tttana tn eres c arges on ecem er , 1986, the taxpayer may enter into a written agree- · ment .w ith the County Treasurer to pay one.fifth af the delinquent taxes prior to the day interest is to be ' , List will be ready for publication November 19 and November 26. 3-car accident .sends Rutland .man to VMH ifwo area men injured in bo~t-barge collision· ~-.~ ............... 0<1<_1. . . " · ~ .--------------1 COLUMBUS (UP!i Re - bench. Among the :10 cases the court venge could be on Ohio Chier Justice Frank D. Ceicbrezze's will hear before Chief Justice· elect Thomas J . Moyer a ~ s umc s mind in .hls laSt days In office. Associate Supreme Court of office Ja n. I. 1987. ar(' a numbe r Ohio justices were shaking their o! politically charged quest io~s. heads and lawyers were gro· They include two cases lnvolv · wllng over the list or cases the lng ,workers'. co mpensation and co urt Friday said it will co nsider intent io nal injury by an em· in Celebrezze' s final days on the player, iss ues upon which Cele- :vm Cadet Kevin Thornton, and Cadet Marvin Cline of Jackson. Cline and Ferguson entered camp .under the New Entry Option. ~· 1 think tha t because of the adva nced tra ining I underwent at ROTC ," Ferguson said, "!was prepared for the camp ... it was pretty easy ." While at camp. the trai ning cadets are rotated through varlous leadership positions and taught leaders hip skills by drill sergeants. " Before or after camp. high school seniors may be eligible for an RGC ROTC tuition schola rship which pays for tu ition an d provides an alllowance of $100 per month. Many RGC students and high school seniors have won the u.s. Army ROTC scholar· ships which pay full tuition and institutional, lab, graduat ion and book fees, along with an addl· tiona! $100 per month. The Sunday 1'imes•Sentinei-Page- A,7. Chief justice faces controversial ·cases Area ROTC cadets complete camp per hour for any additional minutes used during that month. according to Hanesworth. Coolville areaanphone now pay $10 to $15 hour users to talk to ·.,. these surrounding business disOpen Daily I 0-9; Sunday 12·6 tricts. Hanes worth reporis. ·The Regular Price May Vary At some ::uun:J~ optional off-peak toll service Due To Local CompeHtlon should be a great help and savings to many res idents and K IMrt• ADVf.fiTISED businesses In the Coolville teleME,.CHAHOISE POLICY 0.f .-,loll-· phone exchange area, (he Guys· ·- ··- ..............,.. tor - · • ' ville area woman says. ~= ~!::~.~~8',:-;. ;:::;, Pomeroy~ Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio ~ Point Pleasant. W. Va. Nov<mber 9, 1986 . In compliance with provisions .of Section 5721.03 of the Ohio Revised Code, there will be published in this . newspaper during the next few weeks o list of those persons who are delinquent in payment of real estate : taxes in Meigs County, Ohio. •' Off-peak toll service sought ~ -'l'eacher's criticisms·. earn parental protest YOUNGSTOWN (UP! ) - A teacher ·at Youngstown's East High School will remain off the job Indefinitely while school officials determine how to re· spond to her sharp written criticism of her students. Nlcoleen Dodd was removed (rom her classroom Thursday after parents complained about a. personal statement she included In a written assignment dlstrlb· uted to her lOth and lith grade English classes. In the state· ment, Dodd referred to the students as "low life" and · accused them of stealing, cheat- . -lng and·Jvlng. School dis.trict ~pok_esman . Chuck Zlllo sa1d the sttuattOnwas discussed Friday morning by . . Superintendent Emanuel . Catsoules an_d other school offlctals. but he satd no determination has been made as to what action should be taken a a ins t Dodd. While entering the progra m in the New E nt ry 0 p t.ton, a perso n may contract themselves Into the u.s. Army, enroll In ROTC , and take classes to achieve a bacca· laureate degree. It is an oppor· tuplty fo r anyone who Is eligible to become an officer In the Army w h 11 e re eel v 1n g t u 1t io n assistance. Area high school seniors are eligi ble to compete for full tuition scholarships at Rio Grande Col· lege. RGC cadets have scored consistently higher during training missions than cadets !rom other schools. ' NO\Ie~ber 9, 1.986 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio_:.Point Pl8asant, W. Va.' • ·~ --- �• Page A:a- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport ·Gallipolis, Ohio By ALA N YONAN J R. Unltelt Press lnternallonal A bitter winter-like storm that buried parts of the R,ockies with up to 22 inches of s now swep t into fhe P lai ns Saturday wjth more snow and dangero us ly low wind chllls that nampered the s1art of deer h~nting season. Winds of up to 40 .mph were expectejl to create near blizzard conditio ns across parts of the · area and drop wi nd chltls to the 10 to 40 degrees below zero range : "Beca use of the forecast for 10 to 1b Inches of snow accum ulatio"ns by Saturday evening. low temperatures and dangerous wind chills. co ncer n is being expr essed for the safety of deer hunters already out in record numbers ," said Dale Henegar. comm issioner of the Nor th, Dak ot a . Ga m e a nd F is h Depa.rtment. He negar as ked the hunters to stay h9me thi s weekend rat her lha n ventu re oul in the "life ' threatening weather." Bogus nurse steals newborn from arms of Pa. mother SEL LE RSV ILLE. Pa. (UP I\ - Po l ic~searched Sat ur dayfora newborn baby boy stolen from his mother's arms by a woman posi ng as a nur se. A n anony m ous donor posted a $5.000 reward for the babv 's safe return. Two -dav ·old Phillip Wort hing. ton was abdu cted Friday fro m the Grand View Hospi tal. about 20 miles north of Phi ladelphia . Hos pita l officials sa id he needs prompt medica l care because he had just been circu mcized and faces potentia lly life· th reatening da nger if bleed ing deve lops. "We urge the abductor 10 please take the child to a hea lth care faci li ty or a hospita l where it ca n get the medical a llen lion it needs... said Scott Campbell, ass istant ad m inisll·ator of the hospita l. Ca m pbe ll sa id the reward was posted by a benefactor who did not wan I Ia be ide ntified. Offi cials saiq the boy was taken from his mot her, Bar bara Worthing! on. of Silverdale, a bou t 1: 30 p.m. Friday by a stocky Vt'lt'ran~ Mt'morial Admitted . - Anita Ae iker. Pomeroy: E lm a Holl er, Racine: Yvonne Wa lker. Shade; Ja mes Lucas. Rutlan d; Harold Ft>tty. La ngsvi lle. Discharged - Chris ti na Pu l· lins. Marv Pickens. Gerald McQuaid . Ro nald Mil ~. Nellie King. Mary Si ill. {':dna Swick. Anita Ae iker. middle-aged wom!'n who wor e a white la borat9ry s mock and said she neede d to ta ke the baby fo r tests. The wom an a ppa r ently carried the ba by from the seco nd floor maternity ward through a fire exit and went down two fli ght s of steps to leave the hos pita l. Officials sa id it appeared she had entered Ihe sa m e way. Offic ials cr edit ed Mr s. Worthington's pas tor. the Rev. Mark Wimmer. wi th sounding a quick alar m. He was in the hospital room, hea rd the fir e ex it dopr sla m and a ler ted nu rses who co nfir m ed the baby was miss ing. " The baby was in bed with his mother, in his mothe r 's arms, " Campbe ll said . " The mother gave him over without ques tion because he had just had the surgery and the woman said s he was taking him for a urinalysis." "E verybody's de vas tated be cause we al ways t ho ught it could never happen here ," sa id Irene Sirin ghaus, ass ista nt director of nur sing at the hOspit al. Campbell sa id the abduction left the mo ther in astate of s hock. Bucks Coun ty Dis trict Attorney Alan . Rub e ns tein sa id Wimmer descr ibe d the abdu ctor as o·foot-3 to 5-foo t-5. we ighing abou t 140 poun ds with curly blonde hair a nd wearing . a fl owered blouse and sklrJ under the whit e la b smoc k. The boy was born abou t 11 a. m . Thu rs day by caesa r ian secti on. He weighed 6-pounds . 5-ounces. He is a lso jau ndiced and , as any newborn , sens itive to col d tempera tures . Gallipolis man given sentence GALLI POLIS - A Eure ka Sta r Route man was sentenced to three days in Gall! a County Jail in Ga llipolis Munici pal Court Fri day for drivi ng while· under 1he influence of alcoho I. In addit io n to his sentence. Scott A. Bus h, 22, a lso was Iss ued a 60-day ope ralor's license suspension. placed on proba tion for 18 m qnths and fin ed $300. plus court costs . on the DW I offense. In ot her co urt news, Kevin Pope, 19. Rt. 2. Vi nton. was dismissed from a trespass ing char ge at the req uest of lhe prosecu lion. The co urJ posted a $40 co ur t bond , which was forfeit ed . for John M. Pl ese. 20. Crow n City, for dr iving with ex pired li cense plates. Jeffrey E. Whitlow. 27. E uclid, for feited a $35 bond for a seat be lt violation. Forfclt,l ng bonds for speeding were J e ffr ey E . Fu rbee. 24. Hebron. S40; Shar on J. F is her, 32. Rt . 3. Ga llipolis. $11; a'nct Will lam 0. Qualls, 26. 711 Four th Ave .. $41. If you'll make the popcorn, we'll supply the entertainment! •• Minnesota Depa rtm ent of Snowfall al· the hi gher eleva- . Wildl ife chief Roger Holmes lions in the Cascade and Sis kiyou Issued a s imilar plea, and ad- mount a ins of Oregon · prompted vised hun ters a lready . out to tne NWS to post · traveele1's carry a supply of foo d. m atches advisor ies there. a nd t inder. The snowy co ndit-Io ns Friday In nort hern Co lora()o. a hunl er caused num er ous traffi cc acci· lost in the mounta ins overni ght dents, the wors t In So uth Salt fo und his way bac k tociv lliza tion Lake. Uta h. wh ere a sem i-truck . Friday unha rmed. car ry ing car ryin g ,dozens of "He hunkered down In the co ntainers of fl amm able cheml· snow, built a fire, ate something c als slid out of co ntrol Friq.ay and spent the ni ght." Larimer mo rning 0 n an ice-covered in ler· · Co unty Shet ifr:s spokesma n Cy sta te . ca using a massive lraffi c Co le said . · jam for inbound commu ters. "He did the right thing. A lot of A ffi -year-old Orego n woman, er . .• • was killed and . her husba nd: Inju red ·when their ca1: s.t r uck a• pick up tr uck head on High wa~ 97 south of Bend in 'the centra l part • of the state. Snow forced the Orego n Highway Divisio n lo close sta tP Hi ghway 242 ix•tween E ugene,: an d and Bend for the se~on.. • E lsew here. thunde r s t or m s ru mbled · from southeas t Texas int o th e lower Mis5 issi ppi Valley., A tor nado downed power li nes in Po lk Count y, Texas. Thunder:., storms Joppled h·~es and po wer · lines 1n Sa bine Par is h. La . ' I November 9, 1986 • URGENT CARE CENTER '• ··.' .- We want you to know that we are here . . . for YOU! ,. ' '• URQ'ENT CARE CENTER ' .' " ' Located at Holzer Clinic on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis 446-5287 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSAAY Monday-Friday Weekends & Holidays 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. i :OO P.M, to 9:00P.M. .. •• 87 Buicks ·& Pontiacs In Stock *"All New" BONNEVILLE *GRAND AM *flREBIRD TRANS AM *6000 The frog ·and a limo: dream of lifetime By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times·Sentinel Stall POME ROY - It 's oft en been sa id tha t the diffe rence between men a nd boys is th e price and size of their loys. . Take F red Crow who lives on Frog Bou levard in Syrac use in a house wllh a frog room. a lawn ador ned wilh a large frog replica. and a limousine licensed F ROG 23 comp lete with Grand Croaker fl ags In t he garage. A funster at heart. the founder of the Ohio Sociely fo r the Promotion of Bullfrogs, Inc . and it's firs ! Gra nd Croaker F red loves 10 show off his la test *BUICK PARK AVENUE *LeSABRE *REGAL *SKYHAWK *SOMERSET 0 SKYLARK Pi ited from SJ4, 900 CHOOSE FROM 2 Artie White with leather interior orB lack Cherry with velour. Completely loaded factory demos with very low miles. SAVE UP TO • ,.,:0 " '' toy.'' Dark Blue Metallic. Sterling Silver or Bronze Metal. lie. These factory cars are well equ ipped and offer you substantial savings. WHILE Section ___, LOV ES THAT LIMO - With . a ge nlle touch, Fred , Crow Iukes a soli cloth and wipes-, bit of dus llrom I he hood of his sleek blac k limous ine. Gellin g that limo was a dream ful·flll ed lor lite jovial Pomeroy .'. -allorney who concedes th a t • these are days for "indulging" him self. But the greal esL.. pleasure of owning the limo , comes not from Its size or the ride, bul rather the curos it y il ins pires and the courtes ies it produ ces. CHOOSE FROM 3 ·TV limts· jenmw r';:=======::::=:::=::::==========, peo ple weCole get said. up here a r en' t that smart," Winter storm war nings were · posted for Satur day ac ross part s of Monta na. Nor lh Dakota and . Minnesot a, the Nationa l Weat her Service sa id . Total snow accumulations could reac h 10 to 15 inches over centra l Nor th Dakota . Bismarck had si x Inches of snow on the gr ound by ear ly Sa turd ay evening. In ternalional F a lls gol a't least two inches of snow. Travelers advisor ies for s now were wer e posted lor ce ntrql par ts of Minnesota. South Dakota . Id a ho, Utah. Colora do and Wyo ming. Another storm sys tem was mov ing in was is expec ted to bring more snow and bitter cold weather to the nor thern and cen tral R ockies through Satur day, the wea ther ser vice said. Si nce Thursday, Z2 inches of snow has fallen al the Snowbird and Ali a ski a reas in Utah. Additional snows of up to 12 inches are possibl e In the higher eleva t io n s of t h e Uta h Mou nta ins. *SUNBIRD GT *FIERO 7PM ' November 9, 1986 Point Pleasant, W. Va. :Bitt:e r western·storm prompts official.s.afety warnings ' . GRAND CROAKER FlAGS- Fred Crow was the first Grund Croak er of the Ohio Society for the Promollon of Bullfrogs , Inc. so II was only appropriate that Grand Croaker Oags be designed for hl• timu ..... a "firs t" in fl ags for the " firs t" of Grand Croaker s . Getting a sleek bl ack limo was a longt ime drea m fo r the Pom eroy attorney, who conceded his grea tes t p leasure comes not from the size or the ride. bu t Ihe curiosity it Inspires and the cour tes ies it produces. ·. And he has a ll k inds of s lorles ' · to tell. Like last Ma rch when he was ln Columbus wil h some fr iends to attend the St. Pa trick's Day pa rade. The crowds were hugh. - every thing was blocked off, a nd they couldn'l get near the ce nter of activities. So, j ust like a coach, F red devised a ga me plan. Here's the scenar io: t hey would dri've out of s ight , pu t on the flags , have the dr iver don the chauffeur's cap a nd rea rra nge , the passengers to m a ke it appear that here was a limousine carry- ing dignitar ies. It worked! " We breezed aro und the block. got cwery th ing ready , came bac k around a nd right In we went · .. ..... They thought il was the governor a nd they par ke d us r ight In front on Board St reet where wr could see avery lhing there was to see", chu ckled the good natured Crow. Then ther e was the time when F red,, his daughter. Linda. and son-i n· law. Ted (who was dr iv in g at the time) wenl to a discoun t clo(hlng s tore. •Wear ing the chauffeur's. cap, Ted pa rke d right In fr ont. jumped out 10 open not only the door of the limo bu t the door of the s tore for F red . who went Inside to make some insign ifl· cant purc ha se. Fred described t he cler ks as . " flabbe r gas ted" th at a m a n of such a pparent mean s would come there to sho p. ll 's ce rtai nly not tha t F red is oul to Impress. ll 's just rh at he enjoys th e react ions of at hers to those who travel in such sty le . For years- and we ' re talki ng 30 or so- Fr ed's feel ings aboul limous ines has bee n. we ll, to say the least . awesome. Re fl ecti ng, Crow sa id. "There I was down at Whi te Sulphur Springs lo play go lf a nd I'd see all those big boys dr ive up in their lim ous ines a nd I'd think. 'how elegant t h~ l is! Someday I'm goin~ilve one ."' · 1'~at "someday" was a long time in coming, par lly becausr his wife. t he late Elea nor Crow, somewhat on lhe more practical side, ~·as opposed to the who le idea. Even when her brolhcr. Irv in g Karr. was · aboul to .sell his au tomobil r agency and offered Fred a "w hale of a dea l" on a limo. the purc hase was scrapped because. as Fred pu t il , "E leanor just couldn' t unde rsta nd why in the wor ld I'd wa nt a limo usine. " But the lime ca me and Fred go t his llmous ine - not a new one. bu t one in exce llenl co ndi ti on. The Grand Croakers flags were cus1om ma de. The license. FROG 2J ..de notes two lhi ngs Fred's ro le in ini tiatin g frog jumping here and his jersey nu mber on the OSU footba ll team . The li mousi n ~ is n' l an everyday car for the Pomer oy attorney. although he did have someone chauffeur him to work almost dai l.v after an il lness . He lries to ta ke it oul at least once a weC' k an d usually drives it to chu1·ch and on trips. On occasion his close frie nd, Kermil Wa ll on. has e njoyed thr chauffeur's ro le in defrrencr to the allor nc)·. · Fred concedes tha t lhese are davs for indu lging himself and he's having lois of fu n wit h the li mo. " It 's wo nderful to get some· .th ing you've alway s wa nt ed. a nd this is just thai." he comment~ . Then co nlinucd. "but t h ~re's one more thing I'd like to havP ." " l ' vc alwa .v s wan ted · a la nk .... .... " $5 000 198S CHEVETTE 4 DR. 1985 CHEV. S-1 0 PICKUP ' power steering, fac Compare this value! Automatic tory air, rear defoager, low miles. one owner. Automatic. factory air, Durango package, tilt wheel , cruise control. AM-FM. Only 18.000 low miles. 111e Case of NEW YORK - h\ pnm~· hmc J\u P~ rr) Ma -.tlfl .ul milhnn TV \''''"' l'r• v. ere 'hu•..: lcl.l 1~,1 n1gh1 ,hu" o,~h~ n po.1puLn tal~ Carr WJ' turc ai.'Uir Rnhcn ~ lk.ld t'nl y ~• cppcd M ~: Ci! ) Fmm hl:hll\d 1hc l'llnain'. f'!JIIl'tl <lUI u I!Un and fired poinl · l>l :.mk al C;m CHOOSE FROM 3 Carr t11cd Ia II! l:t!>l n1ght . M..:Ca' ~a' h/)IJh•d 1\1r ~ ll n l'll..'J llov.n 110 1"'-' :ur Crrr """' m tho: mll.ldk ,,f murd~;r Perry Ma..cm . the dc1i:n....: h r ~ .. htrw when hUII!IIO pk · wuriU fani\IU~ tltl'' SICh ' ONLY $4995 . 'Compore to New & Save $7995 You 'd never suspect acast like th1s: BARBARA HAL£ as Della Street DAVID DGDEN STIERS WIWAM KATT asPaul Drake, Jr. ALAN THICKE JENNIFER O'NEIU JOE PENNY our Special Lease Packages -it could ·save you thousands! WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE' 9PM" \NBAZ television 3 §tay tuned 'orNEW!iCENTER 3 TONIGHTI . r ,,' Shine thore .rpoker... FROG 23 , - The license on Fred Crow's limousine h1111 a s tory to tell. II denotes the native Meigs Counllllli's role In founding the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs, Inc., and hl8 career as number "23" on the Ohio State University's footb all team . ' �' :~ - ---_;__...;__In AU. DAY SUNDAY '89<LB. STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM \. 298.SECOND ST. · POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTVE THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 15, .1986 '' ..,. r l THANK YOU l CHERR'Y I PIE FILLING ! ! luMIT 2 $]l 9 .USDA CHOICE I I I I I PEANUT BUTTERl 28 oz JAR I JIF ""':~ ~-1~,! ! At Powell's S~ermorl<et I 1 1 . L-------------.1 .. --- COUPON ----. VELVET Steak/Roast •••••••• $129 BATHROOM TISSUE LB. 8p~~LL 00 ( Good Monda~ov. J Only At Powell'1 Supermorl<et FRESH MADE PORK Sausage ..........~ .... S1 29 L ____ .;_ ________ .a HORMEL SLICED ---;-----------~ COUPON Pepperon.i ..•.•.::.~z~ .. COLUMBIA .Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• · oz. 89< 12 18 OZ. BOX Ll~~ l~,! PKG. •• ..'' At Powell's Sl.lpermorl<et L-------------.J --------------, . 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LerUs Help You Plan Your Wedding .," Cm~S i~ r UITf'll tJv Sla1iOnNl With ~th Marinr Amph.lblous Brigade. ~Cump Gallipolis, has complet~ recruit training at Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Calif. Gatewood Is currentlY assigned to the Navy's training center, School Service Command. Great Lakes, Illinois. UpOn completion of basic 'electriclty and electronics training, he wlll tx> further trained In thE' rating offirecontrol technician asguaran teed under thE' Navy's advanced eleetronlcs fiel d. He is a 1986 graduate of Gallla Academy High School. Carl E. EHis Jr. y· Airman Carl E. Ellis Jr .. son of Sharon Y. Ellis of Chesapeake. has graduated from 1\ir Foret' basic. training al Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. Durlng , t~ six weeks nf training til' airman st udiPd the Air Foret' mission. organization and customs and received special training in human l'l'latlons. In addition . airmf'n who complete basic training Pam credits toward an associate degr('(' through thr Communi I)! Gollf'gf' of the Air forct'. .I Mark A. Johnson Pvt. Mark A Johnson. son of .Ja.mr E. and Betty J . Johnson of Mason. W.Va.. ha s completl'd an equipment stora ge specia list course at the U.S. Army Quarter· master School. Fort Lee. Va . 'J'tw course providl'd students with a working knowlrdge of the fl'deral supply S)IStem. stora,gP operations and packaging pro«'· · dures. In addition. they receiyrd driving Instruction on such matertals-handllng equipment as mnvrntlonal and rough terrain forklifts and warehouse tractors. SAVE SUPERIOR ~ Il<'nmark. Frdrral Rrpub.lic of Grrmanv. Netil'rlands. Nor· ~\l'a.v. Unitrd KlnJ':{lom. and til' U.S. ,participalrd. The mariiime l'lpem otions invotvrd loOships and subma:rimo; an<i hundrrds of aim· aft. :;: The rxerri.<e provided tll' Marin i> :Corps· tlil' opportunity to drmon :,s.tratr it s vital cnntrlbufion to tlil' 'lk>frnsr of Nort hC'I'n Eu ropP, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gatewood of BREAD . I I I 9 Rex. G. Crabtree, .cltesapeake. Angelo R. fro"' has arrived for duty with the Marine Cpl. Angrlo B. Cross . .'l'ln · Second Infantry 'Division. South .of Glad,·s .J. And AmJs B. Cross Sr. Korea . ~of 3007~ Wilt Van<I' Road. LangsCra btree, a mult1ple- launch •ville. recently participatro in exer- rocket system crew memtx>r, is a cise Northern Wrd<ilngi Bold Guard 1983 graduate of South Po int ~. !Ohio) High School. Thom~g'a~wooGaled~.'01001dn basic traJnlng at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training, stud<'nts rreelved Instruction In · drill and ceremonlfS, · weapons, map readlng, . tactics, military courtesy, military justice. first ?ld. and Army history and traditions. He is a 1986 graduate of Gallia Academy. Charles M. 'J'ackelt Master Sgt. CharlesM. Tackett. son of Melburn C. and Juanita . Tackett of Gallipolis, has b:>en decorated Y.1t h thE' Air Force Commendation Medal in Spain. Thr Air Fore(' Commendation Medal is awai·ded to thosp individuals wtn . demonstrate outstanding achievf'ment or mPritorious service in thr [Jf'rformancr- of their duties on b:>half of the Air Force. Tackett Is a seculit)l pollcP su[Jf'rintffident Y.1th the 406rh &>rurity Polire.Squadron. HP received an asoocia te Mgr<'<' WILLIAMS ANNIVERSARY- The 41st wedding anniversary of:;; in 1q~2from Minot Slate University. Mr. and Mrs. ' Dayton Williams of Mercerville was celebrated: N.D. ·recently. They . married Nov. K, 1945 and are the parents ultlree ~ Matthew C. Bowen children, Mrs . Richard (Deanna) Unroe, Mrs.JOhn (De bbie) ..; Airman· Matthew C. Bowen, Cardwell, both of Mer c~rville, an.d Mrs. Steve (Brenda) Ben, :; son of Charles and Betty J. Houston, Texas. They have live grandc hildren. ~. . 'Bowen, RR2 Vinton. has graduated from the u.S. Air Force r----------------------~ ~ administrative specialist course "' at Keesler AFB , Miss. Graduates of the six-week course learned to prepare Air Force correspondence and re-· ports. and earned credits toward an assoc iate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. He is a 1986 graduate of North Gallia High School. Robert White Rotx>rt White. son of Robert Wblte. Day ton. Ky .. and grandCarrll Norris Central Trust 1 son of He lena White, Crown City. has complefed basic training at Dodge Ohio Valley Ft. Dix; N.J. He is stationed at VIrginia. Smith Bank White is a graduate of Dayton Buick-Pontiac 1Ky.) High School. Beneficial JeffreyS. Combs Jim Mink Finance Navy Airman recruit Jeffrf'y Chevrolet-Oids S. Comoo, son of Merrill and The Sonja Ritchie of George's Creek, Ohio Valley Wiseman Gallipolis. has completed the Foodland Agency Basic Avia tion Structural Mechanlc Course. ' Frank's Hoffelt. Bros. ..· During the eight-week course. . Comhs receiv~d instruction on Pawn Shop Carpeting ·the Inspection. maintenance and repair of aircraft frames and John Nibert 'Econo Lodge exteriors. ln classroom a nd practical application periods. he studi ed blueprint reading, corro· sion control and metalworking. joined th~ navy In March COUPON $ 29 .--------------, D1nners .....••.• !~~!·... 1 I BA~QUET FAMIL ~ ENTREE . ·Can:~da. SUGAR CRISP Cottage : ;. Seam;m.A,pprentlce Andrew Las•o&eta-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barna ;.l.asseter of Gallipolis, and husband :;df Mrs. Sandy Lasseta-, has ::J:ompleted basic training at Rec.rult ;:rraining Corriman d, San Qlego , '.Calif. : He Is currently assigned to the ,.,Navy's basic electricity and elec' "' t:Jronics school at the Naval Training Anthony S. Kennedy .Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. Marinp ·.Lane€' Cpl. Aniliony S. :: Upon completion of basic elec·Kennrd)l. son of Julia A. and Leo C. .: tricity and electronics training he K~nnedy .Jr. of Tup[Jf'rs Plains. ::'Ntll bE' furthl'r assigned to training ;"BS a Navy electronics technician as rec~nlly deployrd to Ill' Ml'dit~rra ­ .• part lJf h)s .enlistment guarantee n~ a n .aboard thE' aircraft caJTif'r : under thE' Navy's advanced elec- USS Kennedy homPported in Nor• tronics field. In addU bn he will be fo lk. VA. During · til' crUISf' with Marine ::~ccelerated ly promotl'd.to thE' rank Attack Squadron AU -Wratil'r-533. of Petty Officer Tl\trd Class. · K~nned)l will partlc1patr In !O:lrtie ; He Is a 1986 graduate of ·kyger operations providlnll •upport to til' ~ Cra>k High School and Buckeye Nav:v's Carrier task fore(' . • Hills <;areer Center. Krnnrdv L< curr('!ltlv statio ned at Marine Corps Air Statinn. Cl)errv Paul D. Burgess ..• p au I D. Burgess, son of CaroI A. - Point . NC. d , f .,. A 1001 Hi h 'Wil ki 0 f 2407 R Ro "' gra uatf' o ..astf'!' n g zens Iva ad, School. Reedsvill~. 111' iolnrd ·til' :Annapolis. Md., and foster son of Marin~ Corps In Ma\,. l98.1. ·Hub:>rt H. Capper of Rural Rute 1. oCrown City. Ohio, ))as b:>en proMichael P. Cott1'111 .Jr. :moted in thE' U.S. Army to the rank Army National Guard MichaPI P. of sergeant first class. Cottrill Jr .. son of Michael P. and ; Burgess is a first platoon ser- Shirley K Coltrill of Rural Route 2. •geant In West Germany with the Li.'tart. W.Va .. hascompletrd basic :sotst Transportation COmpany. training at Fort Dtx. N.J . During the tralnfng. students Robert E. Twyman rff'f'ivrd ·instruction in drill and ;.. . Ar'IIY Spee. 4 Rob:>rt E. Twy· crrcmonlrs. weapons. map rrad· r man. son of George W.O. and Betty lng. lactlcs. mifllarv courtesv. 'J. Twyman of Rural Route 1, military just ice. first aid. andArmv 'Ewlniton, has anived for duty with history and t radition ~ . · h? 61st Air Defense Artillery ,South ' · Korea. ~· Twyman, a vehicle mechanic, Is Anthony J. Crabtree a 1979 graduate of Nor1h Gallia Army Spec 4 Anthony J. : High School, Vinton. Crabtree, oon of Anne L. and • Du ring thf' f'X!'rcisr. mor<' than .'fi.llXl prt~onnrl. from Belgium . POST BROUGHTON'S Garland L. Aleshire . Navy Petty Officer· lsi Oass · Carlan~ L. Aleshire. g:,n or Howard E. and Avonell Aleshire of is9 Umon Ave .. · Pomeroy. recently returned from a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean. , During the deployment Aleshire participated in SPVeral naval exerclses. He madP (:llrt visits .to Catanla. Sicily 10 Naples. and Finale Ligure In Italy; &nidOnn, and Palma. Spain: Toulon. and Villefranche.. Franet>: and Monte Carlo. Monaco. Alf'shtre Is cun-ently stationed aboard til' guided missile cruiser USS Dale homPported tn Mayt;ort. FL. . · A 197i graduate of Meigs High SGhool. he iolnrd thE' Navy In May 1977. · . . . Chickens ...••••. ~a~ •••••• FRESH PORK BUTT Sundo~ov.1only Good At Powell's Supermorl<et . MIXED GRADE A WHOLE . 00 ( ------------' ---------r1 COUPON Chuck Roast •• :~.... · , USDA CHOICE $ 99 Round Steak .. :~.... 1 Fryer Parts •.. ~a~ •••••• 49< 1 Ali~ Lasse!;er . . The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-8·3 the ·servi~e------ . Corps thE' opportunity ·to demon· strate its vital contribution to thE' ·defense of Northern Europt>. Blake is cuJTently stationed with . Marine Arjlphtblous Brigade, Camp l.,ejt'u!ll'. NC. GROUND BEEF . We Reserve The Right To · Limit Quantities Pom~roy-Middleport-Gallipolis./Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. November 9, 1986 · November 9, 1986 W. Va. FLAIR FURNmJRE . . RT. 2 AND DESIGN \ 675~1371 S FERRY IQUUIUII 5-U.IUYIL 2~oR$3 RIG. $2.29 Natural, colors. 2.0UIKIIIG RUIFLOSS 119 GOLIRSH uam11n I'' REG. $1.69 ·auy several bags_ RIG. $2.69 With food; ·~·oz . now ond save! antichlor, book .' 1.v.mu IOLDRSIIIIII I 59 RIG. $1.99 Tho fun way to watch your flsk. MURPHY CO.• THE FRIENDLY ' HRS.: SUN. 1·6; MON. 9-8; lUES. 9·5;30; WE ... 9·5:30; IHURS. 9 . 30: FRI. 9-8; SAl. 9-5:30 �I' I .Page-,--8-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Nov~ber 9, 1986.. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Community 'calendar/ area happenings SUNDAY RODNEY -' Bill Tobias . missiona ry to New Guin la. will speak and show 6 p.m . Sunday at the Fa it h Baptist Chruch. · THURM AN - Dean Bachelor wlll speak at Thurman United Met hodist Church 7 p.m . Nov . 8·10 on prescription.prayer. MERCERVILLE - Revival Sunda y through Wednesday. 7 p.m.. Victory Baptist Chu rch with Rev. Charles Lusher. Spe· cial sin ging nightly. GALLIPOLIS- The 16th a nni · versary of the pastor at Tr ides· tone Baptis t Church will be noted Su nd ay . 10:45 a .m . , Dawnda Likens Tt•rr.v Adams . Likens-Adams PT. PLEASAI\'T. W.Va. Mr.and Mrs . Clarcna' Glea son .f r .. Pt . Pleasant. W.Va .. an· nounce the engagement of their da ugh ter . Dawnda Lav ne Lik · ens. to Tenv D. Ad am's. son of Mr . and M.rs . DetT) Ada ms . Ga ll ipolis. The bridt•·elcct is a graduat e of Pt. Pleasant High School and is emploved b\' Lorobi' s Pizza . : Adams is a gra.du ate of Ca lli a Academy High Sc hool and at · tends Rio Crande Co llege. He is employed by Natio nwise Auto t>arts. and is a p<rrt tim e ' -emerg{'n cy med ical tcch nicia'n ~E M T 1 11·irh the Ca llia Count y Emergt:>nc\· Medi ca l Service. · · Wedding plans are incomplete. BIDWE LL - Grubb Fa mily Singers will perform Sunday . 7 p.m .. a t Poplar Ridge Church. CROWN CITY - Good Hope Baptist Church has Calvin Evans in service. Sunday, 7 p.m .; special si ngi ng. G{ILLIPOLIS - Arthritis Ap · prectlatlon Tea , Sundav. 2 p.m .. home of Bob andJewell Evans: a tha nk·you for helping the rece nt marat hon fund raiser . lnfor ma · lion. 446-1410. GALLIPOLIS - Turn Your Heart Toward Home. Dr. J ames Dobson film series. continues at First Baptis t Churc h, Su nd ay , 6 p.m.; Fa mily Under Fi re. CROWN CITY- Calvin Evans will prea ch at Good Hope Church 7 p.m. Sunday. with spec ial s inging. MIDDLEPORT -Heath United· Metho,dlst Church Women meet at 7:30p.m. Monday at ihe church. POMEF\OY Carle ton Church. located on Kingsbury Road . Pomeroy. youth program. ·. " Harvest Time. " Su nday, a t 7 REEDSVILLE - Revival at p.m . Reedsville United Methodist Church Monday through Nov . 15; H. UTLA ND - Re flections Tr io special singing; 7:30p.m. servi· at · 7 p.m . Sunday. Fr eewil l ces, John Gibson eva ngelist. Baptist Church in Rutland . POMEROY- Disabled AmerMONDAY ican Veteran·s meet Monday , 6:30 GA LLIP OLIS ~ Citi;;ens p.m., at the post home . 124 Against Pornograp hy meet Mon· Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy. day. 7:30 p.m .. Church of Christ in Christian Unio n, Gallipolis . · TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Right to Life GALLIPOLIS - Washington mee ts Tuesday, 7:30p.m .. BuckElementa ry PTO meets Monday. eye Rural Electric ~ilding . 7 p.m. at .the school; speaker Ed Sofra nko. GALLI POLIS Rivers ide Study Club m eets TUesday, 1 CA LLI POLIS - Riverby Wr i· p.m .. Down Under with Mrs. ter s meet Monday. French Art Ma ry Allen , hostess. Zelma Colony, 7 p.m. Spea ker, F ra nk Nor thcutt reviews "Women of Hill, loca l his torian . Courage" by Margaret Truman. VINTON Neighborhood Watch meeti ng 7 p.m . Monday, town hall. Sheriff' s Depar tment to demonstra te the "Jaws of Life." CAL LIPOU S - T he Gallia Co unt y Crime J:r evention P ro· gram is prese nting a film at the Senior Citizens Ce nter. 225 Jackson Pike, 11 : 30a .m . Monday . Th~ topic of the film covers personal an d home safefv tips for clde r l.v people. BEDFORD - Bedford Town· ship Trus tees meet 7 p.m. Mon· day at the town hall , additlnn to the regular meeting . . the "Jaws of Life" will be . demonstrated by· the Gall Ia County Sheriff Department. All area residents are urged to attend. tages of Breastfeedlng to Mothe r and Ba by . ln·forination at 4464195. 446·63H and 286-4990. RUTLAND -Ru tland Village Council meet s TUesday. 7 p.m .. civic center. Holiday closlnK POMEROY - Planned Par· HARRISONVILLE - P ractice for Harrisonville Chaprer. Order . enthood of Southeast· Ohio Patient Services office will be of Eastern Star. has been changed to TUes day night follow - c losed TUesday In observance of Veterans Day . Ortlces will Ing the regular meeting. ' reopen Wednesday at 8:30·a.m. • Craft day GALLIPOLIS - The Catho li c Gulf award dinner .:.: POMEROY- Annual Jaymar;; Women Club of St. Louis Church Golf Club award dinner and · will meet for fe llowship /Craft Day 10 a. m. -2 p.m. Wednesday In dance will be held Frlday, . Dec .~. the Church Hall . Partjcipants 12. at the Eagles Club, Pomeroy .~ are requested to bring their own Members are asked . to make'~ reservations early by phoning or • lunches. mailing a check to Bob Free 992· ~44. 60 Riverview Dr .. Mid • Meeting set KANAUGA - The neighbo r· dleport. Prices are $25 couple'; hood watch program Is sche- and $13 single. All members::; duled to meet 7 p.m. Mo nday, league members and guests are Nov. 17 at the Holiday Inn . In welcome . . " - de, GALLI POLIS - Mi ssionary meeting Tuesday. Ca lvary Pilgrim Chapel , wit h Sam a nd Na ncy Davis of Mexico. • GA LLIPOLIS- Ga ll ipolis Ro· tary meet s TUesda;•. 6 p.m .. Down Under. GALLIPOLIS- Gallia Count y Dis trier Library Board of Trus· tees meet TUesday. 5 p.m .. Bossard Libra ry. GAL LIPOLIS LaLec he League of Calli pol is mee ts Tues· day . 9:.10 a. m ., Grace Unit ed Methodist Chu rc h. Use Cedar Street entrance . Topic Adva n· 0 0 . . PLEASANT VALLEY . 'li,l/1 n•• ' HOME MEDICAL EQUIPMENT "WE SPECIALlZE IN CARING" • 24 HOUR SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •WE BILL ALL I E •PURCHASE AND RENTALS POMEROY - Kathie D. Qulvey became the bride of John C. Hannlr:tg In 11 candlelight ceremony at the East Athens Church of Christ on 1Nov. 1 · . The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and fylrs. James R. Qulvey, Shade. and the grooi:l) Is the son of Charles and Barbara Hanning, both of Athens. The double-rin'g ~remohy was conducted by Roger Watson . Glv~n In . marriage · by h·e r parents and - escorted by her father. the bride wore a grown of lace and sheer ruffles. The close-fitting bodice was emhelllsbed with pearls and sequins and featured a VIctorian neck· line and _straight lace sleeves. The bouffant skirt flowed into a heart -shaped · cathedrai train . . ~he wore a fingertip veil attached to a floral wreaih. Her jewelry Included a gold bracelet belonging to her great· grandmother. Edna Haning, and another belonging to her mother. She carried a heart·shaped colonIl) I bouquet of sUk flowers 'includ· ;· ing peach and white roses, pink and yellow rosebuds and baby's b ~eath . Pinned to the bouquet was a mother's pin which be· longed to, her late grandmother. Point PleiSinl. HUNTINGTON. W.Va. -One of the most sought a lter and highly acclaimed dance compan· ies touring America Joday, t be North Carolina Dance Theatre will perform at the Kelth·Alhee Theatre on Tuesday , Nov . 18. at 8 p.m . Sponsored by I he Mar• hall Catharine Swts»er. ·Matron of IJ<>nor was Nina Sharpe. and maid of honor was Christi Estep, Sister oft he bride. They wore peach taffeta gowns with sweetheart necklines and bouffant skirts and wore wreaths ofoo~v' L~£1\Ih~m.i.helr.-halir.- They carried ' peach roses. Flower girl was Rachel Isaacs, nelee of the groom. She was In a white gown slmlllar io the attendanls and I carried a basket of peach roseb~us . Charles Hanrjlng was best man for his son. ,U sher was Jim Hanning. brother of the groom, and C.J. Estep, the bride's nephew, was ring bearer. A reception foUowed at the Athens Moose Lodge hall. The reception hall was decorated with peach anctwhlt~ streamers. hells and oolloons. The wedding cake featured tiers of heart shaped cakes and a fountain and was topped with a ·crystal hell. · Music was prbvlded by Sugar Bear. · . The bride is a graduate of Meigs High School and was employed by security Bank and Mr. and Mr.r. John C. Ham1inR Bank One, Athens. The groom Is a graduate of County Join! Vocational School. Marietta. The couple res ides in Albany . Alexander High School and Trl - He Is employed by Shook Inc ., Artists Series. this program Is presented with financial assist · ance through an Arts and Hu manities grant from ' the West Virginia Department of Cullure and History. Founded In 1970 by Robert Lindgren. Dance .Theatre cur· . . Commlltt>es IncludE': RIO GRANDE - Plans have Fiower show co-cha irman : been finalized for the Christmas Flower Show "Christmas Is For Jaclile Davis. Pat Parsons; Schedule committee: Jackie DaKids" by IhE" Open Cafe GardE-n Club of Rio Grande according to vis, Pat Parsons and Virginia co-chairman J ackie Davis and Covert; Staging committee : Karen Sheets, Clara · Day and Pat Parsons. ' "Christmas Is for Kids" will be Barbara Allt>n: Entry classificaheld in the Municipal Building tion : Pat Parsons and Edna !Yale Rain ofRJoCrande, Dec. 7 Graham; Clerks : Karen Thomas from 2 to 5 p.m. Horticulture ana Paule Plants; speciums shou ld be In place Hostess and Information: Pat 11>tween 4 and 9 p.m . on Satur- Tomlinson, Nanney Skaggs, day , Dec . 6. The speclum must be · . Mary Jo DodsQn . Arlene Miller named by the exhibitor. Contain· and Audrey Wltkline; Publicity : ers will be furnished by the club. Jackie Davis; Educational ex· hlbll: Driftwood; Artistic entries are to be placed The show will bE> open for between 4 a nd 9 p.m . on Satur· public view on Sunday, Dec . 7 day . Dec. 6 and may not be ·trom 2 to 5 p.m . removed before 5 p.m. Dec. 7. \ ~: Lori Ann Slack Miehael David Massey 0 $lack-Massey : RIO CRANDE - Announce· {ncnr is being mad e of 1he engagement and approaching marriage of Lor i Ann Slac k a nd lY!ic hacl David Massey. She is the da ughter of Mr . a nd Mrs. La rrv 0 . Slack. Lowell. Ohio. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Br adford B. Ma sse;·. Patriot. : The Wl'dd ing will ta ke place Elec . 6 at Ca llipolis Christian C_hurch. : ·The bridc·clcct is a graduate of F't . Frye Hig h Sc hool and all ends Rio Grande College. · : Ma ssey is a grad uat e of Alex · ~nder High School and is 0m · (iloyt'd by Meigs Mines. • PHYSICIAN SERVICES Routine office visits -------- Covered in ft.J II :.:.::..__ Specialists' off1 ce VISits - --Consultatioris Within service ilrea, care at AdvaCare facility emergency requiring immediate medical attention Out of service area, care at any available medical facility, provided for life-threatening emergencies or other emergency requiring immediate medical attention -----·--~C~o~v~ ere d_i_ n_ fu_ u __ Covered in lull Inpatient physician serv1ces Covered in lull - - - - - - - - - - - = -=-=.::.;.::.:..:::.:.c___ Surgery_? nd r~~al~d services Covered in lull Anesthesia Covered in lull Well-baby _ca<'e Covered in fu ll ____ .........,_ --· • INPATIENT SERV.I:.:: C.::: ES:___ D_!ys of _care ____ ___ Semi-private room: imensive care or private room Unl imited when me~ca~ly necessary Covered in full Covered in full Anesthesia Drugs. _med..!._C i n~~ · an ~relate~supplies _ _ Phrsician se~ice;:. s ___ Co_ ns_ u lt~io~s--~ ..,. ... .' . Covered rn fu ll Covered rn full Cove red in full • ·~ Mathews-Ross' : RIO GRANDE - Patricia Mathe w~. daug ht er of Mt'. and Mr s. .Jo hnn.v M"thews . Rio Crandc, will marry Bill Ross. son o( David and Bl'tty Ross of riliddleporr, Sa tu rday, No\'. 22.:; n=m .. at Simpson Chapel Unit ed Methodis t Church. The weddin g wil l l:x' open church. • • ~evival planned ' ;' BIDW ELL- A revival will be held at the Apostolic Faith Chu rch in Bidwell. Friday and 9atu rdav. No\'. l4 and 15. 7:30 E lder Wes ley Robinson of Cincinnati will condu ct services. p.m: Holiday bazaar : NEW HAVEN , W.Va . -New Ha ven An nu a l Christmas Bazx aar will be held Dec . 6, lOa.m . to { p.m . at the New Haven Fire Department ; spon 0ored by the !lrel auxiliary . ; For display. table space. ca ll t304 ) 882·2231 (3041 882-2814. '* Shaft-term intervention physical and-occupational therapy rehabilitation services OUT;;;E~-TS_ER-V-IC_E_S_;:, -- Covered in full ====; I Patricia Mathews Bill Ross I Covered in iull ' -~ -===-=------- - - Consultations Newborn nursery care Immun izations. allergy and chemotheraphy innoculations ' ' St1ort-term inter'wlention physical and occupational therapy re l'1 abilitation serv1ces Covered m full - ~ - - --·--- ~ -- - Soc ial SBI'\Jices as authorized --- -' MENTAL HEALTH- HOSPITALIZATION (Mawrmvm combmed total of 30 days.; . --------- !npatient d~ug detoxifi cation program_ _~- lnpatien !_alcol1ol detoxifica tion program ·-----_Nervou~~0d mental conditions -- -- - ------MENTAL HEALTH-OUTPATIENT .. _ _ Family planning and counseling services He31th and education classes Nutridon counseling and education Covered 1n full Covered in fu ll = ===- ----------Covered in full ~ --~ (M!iwimvm co mbined total of 30 sessions.) $20 co-payment per visit POMEROY: Meigs MMical Building (amtss f"'m Y•llrans Nottp.) 992-5912 Monday-Friday f"MfNf BUND Ultima IIatSpecials , .Custom features at economy prices Junction of Rt. 35 & 160 Gallipolis, Ohio .. 6:00 p.m.-8 00 p.m. November lith, 13th, 18th, & 20th. 1 -< ..,.----·-l 99< WHOL .FRYING CHICKENS SUPERIOR LEAN BOILED HAM FRESH 39 HOMEMADE HAM SALAD LB.$159 STOKElY ASST. ~ SURE VAllEY BELL VEGETABLES BUTTERM 3~ 99< FINE SUGAR Functionallftpnce at 110dest cast. Burma Vinyl Blillds art'· ma.dtt upecially lor lhlllor to tactinc quality lllndlnls. I" thin silts almost diiiPPtlr wlten Olllntd yet provide privacy whtn close. Easily installld. Alabaster color. S LB. $139 . ' ,~ •· J ......_ ...., _ ........._ .... s... IN l UINBOW OF COLORS 32 ........___.................. 11.t9 'SELECT LIPSTICKS-1 / 31 off lb64 ·--·---·-·-·-·..·--''·" lh64 ·--·--.... - ..........._. '·" Jl111---oooooooooooooooooooo l4o" JS.64 ....- ---·......:...... I 5." FREE Goodie Bag with Sl5 purchase GET A TOTE BAG FOR ONLY $'1350 With Any Ultima II Purchase. lb42 ·--·--·-·-·-·-.... •••·" l6x42 .........- ..................... I0.tt u.so_,__..............-·--''·" 36d0 .....--..·-·--·-·-- tl." 21164.--..- .........-12 ... 2b72 ·--~·-·-·-·--- 12." 27x64 ........,_..,_..___ 12.M I ·' FRANKIES ' 12 oz. FRESH GRADE A oz. lt......................- .......... 12.99 l0164 ,_,_..,_,, ___,.... ! !." . Buy 2-Get 1 FREE • ~'~ AdvaCare, · SUPERIOR BOTTLES P.S.-The Tote Bag includes a FlEE OPEN HOUSE FOR KAISER EMPLOYEES (HOLZER MAIN CLINIC) GO TO CHURCH [V[RV SUNDAY 8-16 ADVANCED FORMULA NAIL COLOR 7=::.:..;='--~ $5 co -payment pe• visit • · Galli .lis, Ohio OUR TOWN'S FINEST MEAT DEPABMENT .___ ___, Bern.adine's Covered In lull j 614-446-0831 viCX' in III<' . pt'liormanc'!' of their dullrs on behalf of thr Air Forr'!' . 446·01 ,66 Ma~t.·Sal. CLOSED THURSDAY .Crash proof Cord Lock CoveredJn lull To assure unde~standin~ of th earrangements and locations in which servi~are covered by AdvaCare. applicants w11f be offered a Statement ol Understanding to sign that re~emphasiies the program Srequirements FOR 7" CRYSTAL UNICORN or mrrit orious .sf\r- GAlliPOLIS 414 Stt:and Ave., 2nd floor •1" sleek-Vinyl slits ·---· - . ..J 1 DEC. 24th $5.00 DRAWING j •Eur to shorten _ ____Qwer ~~ e<l:::i::. n ~lu::. ll ___ Covered in lull achir~·ernrnt We do Custom Orders & layaways. KAHN'S PRE· SLICED These leathers, combined with Goodyear Welt construction, our classic shoes great shape retention, and comfort. Mon. & Fr i. 9:3-8:00 Tu ..., Wed .. Thurs. Sat. 9:30·S:OO 1. Covere<l in tUII -·----·-- Co = - ='-'in"-lu "'l"r ' Join Our Crystal Earring Club. Thf' Air Fnrrr CommPnrlation Medal i' aw ard<•cllo lho'r individu· als wm drmonstra tr .Outstandin g ~· $289 . Only the best grade of genuine leather is used in the uppers , soles, quarter lining and cushioned insole coverings. ' prescription drug program ADDITIONAL BENEFITS Spai n. Our finest alU eather shoes . Also: Jackson , Chesapeake. Athens. Chillicothe. Logan I f Annual hea(ing and eye exams Your privacy is respected .Your questions answered eVinyt held and bottom rail Covered in full Austrian & German , Crystal Figurines; Prisms • . Pendants. Miniatures. Crystal Balls, Pyramids. Pewter Collectables. Mathology: Wildlife Series Birds of North America, · Human Cituations, Unicorns. Almost Anything ' CLASSiCS Kaiser - --·----.. , Covered in full 43 Court St. lB. .J ~HO~M=E=H=U ~Lrn ~C=A=R~E~=~--------------~~----------~· Physician and nursing services --- -- -- ---- -·- 1 100 days per calendpr year ~killS<! ~~~~ ing facilit"t ASSOC. SPECIALTY SHoP: BACON •I Covered in lull EXTENDED CARE _ Physician care Covered in:.:lc:c ulc.. l _____ ,.. • J Covere<l in lull r;::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::~· SLEZAK & MILlER $5600 Covered in lull PRESCRIPTION DRUGS . Prescription drugs ·: Covered in full --1 - ---j Covere<l in lull Covere<l in lull > He is a 19ft! grad ua te of ~u lh<'nt TIIinois Un!versil)'; Carmndale: Todd A. Doczl Army Pvt. Todd A. Doczl, son Of Andy 0 . {Uld Olarlene R. Doczl ~ 34558.Titus Road, Middleport, haS arrived for duty with the !Rfense Language Institute, Presidio ci Saii Francisco, Calif. " Doczii9 a linguist. • OF SOUTIEAST OHIO Covered in full Laboratory exams and ultrasound Pulmona r~ nct io~tudies___ - - - - - - - -~Coverf!d ~~-fu" ------· Covered in lull Covere<l in lull graphers from all over the wrrld . The Huntingt on per for mance includ es : " Vari atio ns On a Theme" !music by Maruo Giuliani. choreography by Heigl Tomasson 1: " Dan cers In a Picture" {mus ic by Lenny Pick ell, choreo· graphy by Char les Moulton) ; "Caught" {mu s ic by Robert Fripp. choreography by David Parsons); and "Pentimento" {music by J.S . Bach. chorea· graphy by Vincente Nebrada I. Reserved seats are S5 and $8 for adults. $2.00 and $4 for M.U. fac ulty, staff and youths 17 and younger. and fr eE' with M.U. I.D . and Activitie s Card. Ticket s may he purchased in the Artists Series office 1Memoria l Stud ent Cen· terl . or by callin g 696-665U. • ,Jpflre.v S. Copk•y · Pv t. Jeffrey S. Copley. son nf Rob> n and Ruth A. Copley of Rural Rout e 1. Thurman. a 1\'lf'mb!'rof til<' First Infantry Division {Fnrwardl. West Germany: has participated in exf'l'clse "Franconian Shield." Conductrd in West Germany and Ill' Main·Franconian Terrltorv of Ulertrankr n. lhe exrrcis~ is de· ' to~ demon stra1e . c:~~~,~Army .capabilities and emphasize solid ar it y within the F renchAmerican allianCX'. Copley. an .eq uipmrnt r((cords and parts special!sl. is a 1985 gradual~ ol Gallla Academy. GalliPJiis. Michael S. Pratt Master Sg1 . M lch a~l S. PrJII. so n of Juli a Prall of 5.'l0. W. 41st St .. - Ashta bula. and brolher of Doma .J . Hern of 2406 Lincoln Ave .. Point Pleasant . W.Va .. ha s been ci!'CO· rated with Ihe S<'t·ond award of the Air Foree Commenda tion Medal in PLANNED PARENTHOOD ---, -----::---..-:-:----ci Related anesthesia sef'\Jices COLOR .• BURGUNDY •Sliding fte scale. No one refused services because of inability to pay; • Complications Covered '" full _ _ _ _ ---~ Co~ered .::: inc:,IU::.IIc____ Car~_ I Ov~ sc_ u la r:.__studi"" es'--- Covered In full - ----- (Th,s Ul ,on~~ !_f'B'I'al it! I of tesr.t and procedure$ eva1j/lO/e 1 EKG, EEG. and otMr diagnostic studies - X-ray, --Lab~o ry_J~s"t's:______ ~- URGENT CARE Within service area. care~aiAdvaCare lacilio/- --~---. Delivery in hospital, normal an~ ca~rean Covered in fu ll ' Covered in lull MATERNITY SERVICES Prenatal and postnatal care S~ort ~ t er m Intervention physical therapy and mhalatiori therapy Covered in lull AdvaCare must be no~fied within 72 hours AdvaCare must be ___ ____ __ _ notified within 72 hou~ Diagnosfic and therapeutiC x:!ay s:::: erc".:.::: c• :::•:.__ _ _ _':' Co:::v::: er:.::ed :::..::. inc-lu"'II' General nu rsing services Covered in full Spe~l duty nursing sen~ ices Covered in fu ll Ambulance service in cases of lite ~ threatening or other emergencies Out of service area, care at any available med lc;lfaCJ~ty - Covered in full Covered in full LabO!_!IO_!I_tests. EKG, EEG , etc. ·--- -----·-· - provided lor lite-threatening emergencies or other Covered in lull An '!_ual phys1c_~exam ________....____ renlly tours nationally and int er · natio nally 20 to 30 weeks a year . About half of the Dance Thea tre's 18 dancers received their profess ional !rain ing at the North Carolina School of the Arts in Wins ton-Salem, where the comp any Is based. North Carolina Dance Tljea tre's dancers perfo r m both clas sical and contemporary works by a wide variety of choreographers. The company 's rep ertoire is an eclectic one, in cluding some of the most exciting, challenging. • a nd entertaining choreography of our tim e. A half-dozen new ball ets are added each season. many created es pecially for Dance Thea t re by c horeo - •Services include: Birth Control; Y.D. Sci'HIIing; Ccner Scrt111illg; IW'!IIIaMJ tests; education and coun11..g for Individuals and couples. EMERGENCY CARE - - - - - - - - -- -ADVACARE COVERAGE ___ ' ADVACARE COVERAGE . The Sunday Times·Sentinei- Page-.8·5 In the service Kathie D. Quivey bf!comes pride.of John C. Hanning .flower show announced by dub I \ H Pomeroy- Middhiport-Gallipolis. - lDance Theater will perform at Marshall COMPLETE LINE Of MEDICAl CARE EQUIPMENT 1011 Viand S)reet November 9, 1986 StaS0 ....- ....................... 15." SS.71.----.. 4b64 ---·-''·" 4 lOll PIL . 99< ·--····-·-16." 461164----''· " 471164---·---"· " 411164----..:. ••·" .. •. 704 lUte C8111M AW. Alii DOINTOWII 1•1111111'0N VIIINA. I. VA. aa.. ,.. tilt Otic Clllltr 295-4532 .., ••., Set. t-5 BATH TISSUE ,..,._. -·-·--15·" 3h6•-.:- -... - ......... I5." W·ALLPAPEI SUPERMARKET AND BLIND ,.,SHOP , ~ NORTHERN 525-7090 3 LIS. . . WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR FRESH EDDIE LEWIS TURKEYS Wo R•lllll'll• the .. �November Pleasant. W. Va. ts urge By PA\ILA DJTTRICK ·- •' ---- ACS AWARD PRESENTED - Erma Smith, Pomeroy, secretary-treas urer. of the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer Society , is pictured receiving for Elizabeth Smith •.chairperSon of the - local society' s Professional Education Commit- lee, an award from Dr. Carl GroppeJr., preside nt of I he Ohio Division, American Cancer Society. Meigs took first place honors at the divisional meeting in Co lumbus for the work of Mrs. Smith, who is also . home health director at Veterans Memorial Hos pital. ' HOUSTON tiJPI) - The parents of a 9-month-old boy await· lng a life-saving ,kidney . transplant have. tearfully urged fam illes with healthy children to decide now whether they will donate their youngsters' organs if tragedy should strike. "·As a mot11er myself. two months ago I would not have _ ..!lonsidered.donating hl~ organs," Cindy Lillard 'said Friday of tier son, Bobby. "Two months ago, I would have said .no." Tha t is . when she and her husband . Bill, found out their son had suffered kidney failure. Two weeks ago, doctors determined Bobby suffers from oxalos is, a genetic ailment that strikes theprogressiveailmentthatfir st strikes the kidneys and can affect otherorgans!nthebody,saidDr. Phillip Berry. Bobby. who weighs 15 pounds. Is In sta bleco ndlt'lo~ and tindergping dia lysis a t Texas Children's Hospital. But he needs a . c,hild-sized kidney within a month . Berry said . adding the baby's disease prevents htm 1986 organ tlOOS THE SHOE CAFE 300 SECOND . GALliPOLIS Physicans honored in profession , • · < ' · • ; GALLIPOLIS - Two staff members at Holzer Clinic Inc. have been notified or receiving cC'ftificalion and an honor recently. Dr. Subhash Khos la. radiation oncologist , has been certified in therapeutic radiology by the American Board of Radio logy. Khosla began practice at Holzer Clin ic and Holzer Medica l Center in J uly 1986. Prior to co ming to Ga llipolis. Khos la did a res idency in radia tio n thera py at Rush-Pres byter ian -St. Luke Hospita l in Chicago from 19 S2~ 85 . follow ed by a year of pra ct ice as a radiation oncologist in Ashland, Ky. Dr. Milisa K. Rizer has been made a diplomate of the Amer ican Board of Family Pr ac tice.the clinic has been informed . Rizer joined the cli ni c staff in Shes t.rece ived her med ica l de Augu gree from the University of Cincinnat i In 19&3. She then completed an interns hip at No rth Carolina Memorial Hos pit a l in Chap el Hili in 198t foll owed b)' an iillernship in fami ly practice at the sa me hos pital in 1986. Patterson joins salon GALLI POLIS- Joy Patterson has joi ned the st aff of Acra; s the Street Ha irst\' ling Salon. 600 Third Ave. She att ended cos met ology . school a t Bucke.ve Hills Career Ce nter and the Ohio State Coll ege of Barber St:•ling in Columbu s. She recently att ended the S & S Beauty & Ba rber Show in Cincin nati and a Jin gl('S wor~hop in New York. Patterson L~ ava ilable for ser· vices Tuesda y, Thursd ay a nd Frida,, · from 9 a .m. unt it 9 p.m. a nd Sa turd ays from 9a.m. unt il 5 p.m. OVER ' Meeting set Lisa Bray KANAUGA - The neig hbor. hood wa tch program Is schedu led to meet 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 17 at the Holiday Inn. In addition to the regular meeting, the "Jaws of Life" will be demonstrated by the Gallia County Sheriff Department. Ali area residents are urged to attend . r;=====================::;i 1 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER· 9th "A ll You Can Eat" HOME COOKED PAN FRIED CHICKEN With Mashed Potatoes with Homemade Gravy; Home-ccloked Green Beans with Mushrooms, Hot Bullered Rolls Coffee (regular or decaffeinated both Freshly Brewed) ' $425 . 1RY OUR HOMEMADE PIES KEEBAUGHS of CHESTER . RESTAURANT · RT. 7 985·3832 I •' Lynn .Brammer W edS 1 acque lfle J ]ames Edw.ard Kessinger Aug. 23 ,----------....1.------------,-- Dr. Milisa K. 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WHOLESALE MEATS cleaners call dean isn't clean enough. DISNEY .- WGN-CHKAGO - NASHVILLE - ESPN - PLAYBOY - NKKELODON U.S.A.- Pn- HOftl SPORTS - M.T.V. '· JUST A FEW OF THE CHANNELS 675-6822 John Gibson will serve as ('l'a ngelist for revival serv.ices to be held at the Reedsville United Methodis t Church Monday. through Saturday. Nov. lo. , T here will be s pecial music and sc heduled to appear are Roger Buckley onb Monday; Sunrise on Tuesda)·; Russell Spencer and the Vic tory Quartet on Thu rsday and the Harves t Trio on Sat urdav. Services will start at 7 : ~0 eac h evening a nd the public is Speaker will be Dr. Don Williams. chairman of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation department a t the univeristy. He will discuss the importance of warming up muscles, Including your heart, gradually increasil\g your blood pressure and cooling down to decrease the blood pressure. hea rt rate and mu scle ac tivit y to avoid injury. The program will be Tuesday , Nov. 11, 7:30 p.m. ln the PVH administrative conference roo m. Conintuin g education units wlll be available t,oattendees through Marshall University. From now on, what other carpet Free arm Built-in hanelle. 529999 .Revival set at Reedsville WESTMORELAND FAMILY CARE CENTER ' GAL LIPOLIS -The Gallla : Count y Heal th Department will : condu'ct a quit -s moking cli nic·, · Fresh Start . at tho.> Dr. Sam ue l L. : Bossard Memorial Library, Nov. : 1~ . 17. 20, and 24. It is In · conjunction wit h the Amrrlrun : Cancer Society 's Great Ameri :. ran Smokeout. - The hour-long classes begin Ci : p.m . C'uc h or the fo u ~ days. : T his frCP program will help - ani' smoker whb serious ly wants · : to ·g ive up the habit learn a step : bl' step met hod . It ls done In a ·group of those going through the . : same process . Enrollme nt is limited to 12. and : tho~e In terested should contact : the G'a llia County Health Depart : men t . 446·4612 extension 292 . · Satellite .. PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. - The self ca re series at Pleasant Va ll ey Hospita l for November will present Warm Up, Cool Down and Injury Prevention. The series Is presented by the hospital's cardiac reha bilitation and wellness center and Marshall Unviersity. announces the opening.of HOBSON ROAD - MIDDLEPORT, OH. r-------------------------1 Self-Care series continues with session on injury prevention \ Physician and Surgeon LARRY'S CARPET. OUTLE CHESTER BIDWELL -Jacq uelin e Lynn fl ared skirt was flounced at the Brammer, daughter of Jerry and hem with .a bustle ln the back. Nola Brammer , Bidwell. a nd They carried a wh ite sil k James Edward (Randy! Kessin - carnal ion trimmed in light blue. ger , son ' of Jlm and Jackie The flower gir l carried white lace Kess inger, Oak Hill, were united baske.t fil led with light blue and in mar riage, Aug. 23, at Calvary ·white rose petals . Bapt is t Church , wit h the Rev. The groom wore a black tuxedo . David Robirds. uncle of the with light blue cu mmerbund and -: bride, performing the doubletie . 1 : rirtg ceremony. &>st man was J ay Burleso n. :, . Organ mu sic was proylded by The ushers were Gary M ~ers. · o the br ide's au nt. Mrs. Jack uncle of the br ide. and J im :··Adams . Arrowood. Ring bearer was · Given In marriage by her Jerry Brammer, brot her of the : parents and escorted by her br ide. They wore white tuxedos : fa ther, the bride wore a gown of with light blue cummerbunds - white acetate taffeta with a fitted · and ties. ..: bodice trimmed in chant illy-type The mother of the bride wore a - lace and snow-white marabou . cream -colored st'reet length ·. The stand-up co ll ar was schlffll dress of sat in . and th e mother of : embroidered with simu la t ed the groom wore a royal blue ·! pearls and sequins . It feat ured street length dr ess. Both wore double - ti ered E lizabethan white Silk rose corsages. s leeves ended with lace cuffs. Guests were registered by Jodi The bouffant skir t had tiers of Adams, cousin of the br ide . lace with sa tin -ribbon trim,which A 'rece ption was held a t the extended int o a c hapel-length Fine Arts Building at Rio Grande train. The veil of E nglis h illusio n . College . Assis tin g a t the recep: wa. trimmed in chantilly-type tion were Judy Robirds. Becky lace . and held by a tiara of whit e · Aliff, and Janet Brammer, a unts silk roses and babies breath. She oft he bride. Servers were Teddie carried a bo uquet of sllk whit e Turley and Barbi e· Adams, courosi'S. light blue daisies and lace . sins of the bride. Maid of honor was Traci Brammer, sister of the bride . Bridesmaids were VIcki Myer s. aunt of the briM. and Keili Kessinger. sister of the groom . The flower gi rl was TNes a Tabor. co usin of the brict'e . They wore light blue fl oorlengt h go wns of sheer polyester lined in taffeta'. The gowns had ruffled V-neckline wit h bow trim and ruffled capelN slecvcs. The Danny Westmoreland, D.O. ·YOU GET. ... · The Lowest Prices Because We Are FACTORY DIRECT. ·EXPERT INSTALLATION! 'A Most Popular Model - The Stylist• 6233. 10 popular stitclles from construCIIon to deCorative IS-seconcl threading . Automa tic tens1on. Built-In 1f2 PRICE RODNEY - The double-ring with an oft-the:snoulder bodice · ceremo ny uniting Lisa Dawn a nd ba squ e waist. They were Allen and Ronald Arthur Price floor-length and ·featured bail · took place Aug. 16 at Faith gow,. sleeves . Each wore a halo . Baptist Chu rch, wftll the R ~v . of peach flowers and baby's · James P. Lusher officiating. breath. T hey carried silk bouOrgan mu sic was provided by quets of peach a n~ white flowe rs Dottie Esque with selections with peac h and gray r ibbons. ..:..s•un,g:.D~V.-1\Blly Graham-- co usin ot---· .he gJ:QQm worce .a gray tuxedo the Guests were;egistered with a gray tie and ·cummer bund. by Brenda Tielble and programs His boutonnier· was a white were distributed by sandy carnation centered ":it h a Sonia Thompson. Rose . . The bride , ~te daughter of Mr. Best man was John Tidy man. II and Mrs. James ·R. Allen, was Gr~omsmen were Ken Price, t . given in marriage by her father. brother of the groo m, Gene The groom is tbe son of Mrs . Hu!!mman, brother-In-law of the Ronald F. Price, Sunbury. bride, a nd Todd Johnson, The br ide's gown was wh.fte brother-in-law of the groom. All m at t e-t aff eta. The off-the- wore. a single carnation with sho ulder bodice was . trimmed baby s breath. with venice lace and pearls The mothers or the bride and featuring gat hered ball-gown groom each wore corsages mad,e sleeves. The chapel-length train with Sonia Roses and baby s had a ruffle flounced skirt. Her breath. The mothers lit the unity fi ngertip veil with white sllk candles preeeding the ce remony. rosebuds and a bead spray was The reception was held tn the created by the groom's mother. church fellowship hail . Hos tesses She carried a bouquet of sllk . were Barbara Belville, Susan flowers with fres h white roseb· Wybenga, Shir ley Graham and uds , also by the groo m's mother. VIrginia Wagoner . The bride is a grad uate of Matron of honor was ·Kathy Huffman, s ister of the bride . Gallia Academy High School and Mr. a11d Mn . f~rmald A1tiJ11r P1ice 'I;lridesmaids were Kathy John· Ohio State University. She ls The co upl e res ide a t 587(t · son, sis ter of the groom, Ke ith employed by Columbus Public Walnut High Schoo l and Ohio Slat e University in the Comput er Garden Grove Bi1·d.. Dublin . Anne Ream. and Annie Roach . Schools . Ohio. Science gradua te progra m. .Their gowns were peach taffeta. The groom Is a graduate of Big Mr. and Mr.r. }a1ile.l Edtcard KeuinRer .Bray newest staff member , Dr. Suhha.•h Khosla of Ronald Arthur Price lfug.16 Basket dass set<' A rea. personnel file _) Lisa Dawn from growing. are , not in a mental stale to ' ''Basically, this ·is a plea not for consider donating the organs of m y son, but for organ don.atlons loved ones whO have cjied. Berry in general. There are children a ll said. Another problem is that over that need orga ns." Mrs. doctors often are reluctant to ask Lillard told reporters. relatives about organ donations "When you need one. you learn after a family member dies. he ln a hurry," her husband sald of said. transplants for childrm. "You just have to bring it up. If "It's foolis h to bury those the family is not il]tensted, tho;m orga ns ln the ground ," Mrs. the issue is dropped," Berry sa l.illardsaf.d..adding parenJSJJeed Lillard, whose eyes filled with to reallze "their child 's death tears freq uently during the news could be another child 's life." conference, sai d his fa mily was "I'm scared. but .I'm going to tak in g one day at a time and ·do whatever 1 ,have to do for my .hoping for the beSt. son," she said. " I've met kids here at the Bobby's sister, Allison. 3, does hospital th at have been waiti ng not suffer from the disease. but for months a nd years for . a s he is too young to undergo kidney ," he said. " It 's not just for surgery to donate a kidney to her Bobby. I'd love for hlm to get one. ' brother. Berry said. A kidney I'd love for a Jot of other people from a child aged 2 tolD probably to, a lso." would !It Bobby If a m atc hing . - - - - - - - - - - - organ co uld be located. he said. "There are simply many. many potential donors that are simply not used because families are not asked," he said. Part of the problem is that grief-stricken family·· members GALLIPOLIS - Grandma's Napkin Basket will complete a handwoven nesting basket for gift giv ing in sessio ns Nov. l 3 and ·20. Classes are 4 to 5 p.m .. and geared to grades fou r through six. metology Department a nd at · Registration is $7, with a ll GALLIPOLI S~ Lisa Bray has tended classes at Tenth Winds supplles needed include d In the joined the staff of Across the Cosmetology Coll ege in Houston , fee. Preregistra tio n is req uired . Stro':et Hairstyling Salon, 600 t he Call 446-3834 fQr registratio n or Texas. Bray has attended Third Ave. She attended Klein High Cos- "Toni and Guy" Hair Show ln.. information. All sess ions will be Houston to adva nce herse!f in at the French Art Co lony, 530 hair cutt ing. Upon returning to Fiq.U\.ve .. Ga lli poli s. Ohio; she enrolled at Ti-l-S tate Beau ty Co llege In Chesa peake to ex tend her training a nd receive her manager 's license. Bray has recently attended the Tressa/ Matrix Show In Barboursville, W.Va .. and is presently available for services Mon· day and Wednesday from 9 a. m. until 9 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m . ' ' Ohio- Point · • Mondly & Friday CORNER OF THIRD 8t OLIVE GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 446-3046 9 to 8 ' . �Pomeroy~ Middleport~Gal~olis, Oh.io- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Page- 8-8 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Beat of the Bend . By BOB HOEFLICH Tlmes•Senltnel Slaff None of us should be hungry es pcially if we h ave a few bucks in our jeans. It seems to be thE' season for dinners - a _ .Jllt o[ lions are into that this time of year. ,\ nd . incidenta lly, there's at least one instance where you do n't even have to have the few buck s. in fact , the comm unica tion from Rev. Ray Laudermil t. pas tor of the Word Qf LlfE' Church. Burlingham , urges: " Eat Than ksgiving dinner with us." It fu rther says, " Do you live alone or for any reason will not be able to have a turkey dinner on Thanksgiv ing ? Spend Than ksgiv ing with us. Tu rkey and all the trimm ings. Fret' . free. free. "The Word of Life Chu rch at Bur li ngham wi ll be serving dinner ai l aft er noon and the church will also be having a pra ise service. " Don' t spend Than ksgi vi ng alone or do without. God loves you a nd we do too. "Need a ri de? Phone 992-5316 or 698-7238 severa l days in advance so af ra ngemrnts c an be made to pick up everyone who needs a ride. Please let us know in advance if you wi II be spendi ng the dav with us." So mu ch for the free one - now abou t so me of the others. The Souther n J unior High • Bcosters wi ll stage a chic kennood le dinner from 11 a. m. to 3 p.m. toda y at the junior high in Racine. The price? $3.50 for adu Its and $2 for chil dren. Proceeds will go for projects to help the schoo l. Women of the Sac red Hea rt Chu rch ha ve been at it the pas 1 few days mak ing noodles and making othE' r prepara tio ns for the annu al bazaar of t he church. And. of co urse . man)· of you know abo ut the culi nary arts or thrse women . The baza ar will bE' Thu rsday with serving from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Door prizes wil l be awa rded ever.1· half ho ur and there will be entE'r tainm ent. crafts. baked goods and games . Dinners arc $3. ~ fo r adu lt's and $2 for children. . POME ROY - The followin g Thursday: chicken · and noo- . wheat bread, bread pudding: sprou ts, wheat brea d. iee cream . activit ies are sctredul ed for the di es, stewed . t omatoes, mixed Friday: Fried chi cke n. Chcl ice .of_bevera ge with eac h At Tu ppers Plains. memllers of week of Nov. I0-14 at the Meigs ve~t abt es, . applesauce. m as hed · pota t oes, br ' u s sel · meal. ·· · · · · · the Orange Town;;hlp F ire De· Count y Senior Center, Mulberry Friday : plntQ beans with ham, part ment ar e gE't tln g ready for-a . cottage cheese on peach half, tur key dinner which they will Heights, Pomeroy: Monday: square dance 1-3, gelatin with fruit . • A Me~~Jage From The Bible... serve beginnin g at 4 p.m. nex t exercise class '3: 30-4:15. · Choice ·or milk, coffee. ·tea , or Saturday at the fire staiion. A THE CHAIN OF INSPIRATION Tuesday: chorus I-2, trip to . juice' available with meals . - William B. K ughn grea t men u has been wor ked up It is acclaimed by many that God has spoken to them directly from h~­ by th e women and the price'is $4. Par kersburg Mall. leave center GALLIPOLIS_ Activit ies and ven, informing them of their being saved in some special way or ~ailing biQgp .. menu,s ofli_ov. 10 to them for some special mission. Many accept _such . claims...Mthout ..•Veterans Day o.n -Tuesday will examiningthem in light of the scriptures. "The chain of irupiration," as I:30, exercise class 3:30-4: 15. 14 at 1he Seiilor CfiTzen Center, affec t the monthly meeting of the taught in the scriptures, proves such claims to be false. Thu rs day: cera mics 10-2. 220 Jackson Pike are: .. Pomeroy Bend ArE'a Merchants· · God And Cbrltt Friday : round and square . M~nday: Crime ·Alert, 11: 30 Ass n. In stead of Tuesday, the God , the source of inspiration, informed Moses \h at He wol!ld :·rai.le 8 to 11 . W ith music by The a.m. , chorus. 1.3 p.m . ' . dance associationh will inee t at 8 a. m .•, them up a Prtip~illfrom among their brethren, like unto thee. a~d will put Tuesday: STOP/ physical Itt on Mo nd ay. t he session to take Strin gdusters. admission is $1.50 my words rn ·hu mouth; and he shall spealc unto them all thai I shaU per person. · ness, 10:30 a.':'. . . place at Ban k One. command him" (Deut. 18:18). God used the singular, "Proplwt," in assur· The annu a l Ttranksgtvin g - Wednesday . Vtnton Bible ing Moses of the coming Messiah. God would put His ''words,"· every Dinner will be Tuesda y, Nov. 25. study, I p.m.; garden club, 1 divine oracle or command, in the mouth of the Messiah which He '!'Ould You can kiii to birds with one at noon. Reservations for this p.m.; ca rd games, 1-3 p.m. speak. Punishment would be meted out to those who would not obey His visit in Harr isonville Tuesday. dinner need to be made by thursday i Legal sertvces, 8:30 word (Deut. 18:19), and any prophet who would speak a word in God's The Har risonville 'Senior Citiname which He had not commanded would be treated as a blasphemer Tuesday , Nov. 18. a week ahead p.m.; Bible study, 11 a.m.-noon; ze ns will be ho lding a free blood and put to death (Deut. 18:20). · Fnday: Art class , 1-3 .p.m. ; pressure clinic from 10a .m . to 12 of time.for correc t food prepara' Chrllt And The Apootleo . tion; <;ii llihe center at 992-2161 to craft .mini-course. 1-3 p.m. , open noon with super nurs<'. Ferndor a CHrist, "ihe Word... made flesh " (!no. 1: 14), was the first agent sent reser ve a place at the Thanksgtv- a~ tlVltles, 7-10 p.m. Story on hand. While you 're in from h~aven through whom came "grace and truth " (!no. I: 1~). Jes~, in g dinn er. Menus c_onstst of: there, at tow n hail. you ca n also His prayer to God, referred to ''the -words" which God gave Hifll, saymg, T he Senior Nu trition Program Monday. Spaghetti with meat "1 hal!f' giv~n unto them (the apostles) the "'ords which thou ga.vest m~; mak e an applica tion for your menu fo r the wee k is : . ~auc~, cheese sticks, salad, It althey have received t~m" (!no. 17:8). t;:hrlst gave ''the N'Ords" to the Go lden-Buc keye Ca rd . A special Monday: weiner. s. a uerkraut , Ian b ead, _ p ears. apostles, leading, training, and teaching them all truth. repres entative will be there to mas hed pota toes, mixed fruit. Tuesday. Pepper steak,_ sllced The Holy Spirit And The Apootleo help you )Vith the,a pplieat ion. Tuesday: sioppy Joe. baked beets, cole sla.w, wheat br ead. The Holy Spirit·, the second agenfsent from heaven, was the Organizer, establishing the spiritual law in the world. He, "the Spirit of t,.,th " (!no. be ans cole slaw chocolate cho!;Olate puddmg with topping. , A bar bershop ·qu artet will be 4: 17), gave ''the word" to the apostles hJ inspiration: (I) teaching them puddi ~ g. ' Wednesday: Ham and pinto among t he musical presenta tions ail things; (2) bringing all things to thetr remembrance that Jesus had We d'n es d ay: r oast bee f. beans, cottag~ cheese, corn to be featured at the Big Bend mas spoken unto them; (3) guiding them into all truth ; and (4) showing them hed po tatoes green beans , br,ead, Jell-0 With fruit. Varie ties of '86 to be staged at thingstocome(Jno. 14:26; 16:13). a ' Thursday: Baked_ fish, kale B: IOp.m . ottSaturday. Nov. 29, at Pf' rs. The Apootleo Aad The Word with vi negar, buttere d carrots, The apostles, "filled with the Ho/j Ghrut " (Acts 2:4), became "amba.s· I he Ru tl and Civic Center. This is sa.darsfor Christ," (2 Cor. 5:20), revealin ~ the knowledge of God ull)o the the fi rst tim<' inthe some30yea rs world thro•gh "the ward of reconciliation ' that had been committed unto of t he Big Bend Minstr el Assoc ia them (2 Cor. 5: 19). The ''word" that was revealed to the twelve is often GA LLIPOLIS The Senior The employer sets the wa ge tio n that suc h a quartet has been spoken of as Ihe "apostles' doctrine" (Acts 2:42). wor ked up for the show - an d t I'<' Cit izen Job Bank , headquarter ed paid and the hours of employThe only way God calls man in sin today to salvation is through the group is doing well. Members are in the Ga lll a County Senior ment. It is also up to the w ord , the gaspe/, " Whereunto he called yau by aur gilspel... " (2 Thess. AI Hartson and Ea r l Eden of Citizen Center, 220 Jac ks on Pike, employer to check r ef er~ n ces. 2: 14). If God called man in sin directly from heaven, He wduld ignore ,.For information, contac t the Middl epor t and Tom RE'ut er and has been ser vi ng empl oyers and Christ , the Holy Spirit, the apostles, the word, and would be guilty of showappitca nts who are !'D years old Job Bank at 446-7000 or 446-8165. J im So ulsby of Pomeroy. ing respect of persons. We must honor "the chain of inspiration." as'God and olde r, who are in teres ted in does, allowing the Spirit to speak to us by way of "the words... of incide nt all y, adva nce tickets spirit.. .and life " (Jno. 6:63). Every t ·who claims a direct revelation for the show- th e firs t done by full or par t lime wor k. (rom. God today and speaks co andme ts Ihat God has not given, is The Job Bank is sponsor ed by the association in fi ve years nothing more I han a blasphe and will uffer eternal death (Gal. ·I :9). will go on salE' at severa l busi ness the Ohio Commissio n on Agin g, This includes angels as well al. I :8). es tablts hments this weE>k. Ad - Ti tle v. and is a low cost For Free Bi Corresponden Course, Write ... van ce tic kets are bei ng sold at $2 progra m. When an applica nt co mes to eac h and there's a S!lVings the .Jo b Bank, he or she fills out Involved. At the door on · show Hula' Hit• Ro ,.rl • ll. . no, :\08 an applica tion lis ting skills and night tic kets will be $2 .50 each. (;u ll i 1 t oli ~< . Ohi 1 J5y:u pas t E'Xper ience, hobbi es , health Ad ults an d chli drE>n's tickets are limita tions if any. and job Wednotday, ail the same price. Blblo Stu!~! prefei·ence. Show sponsors are the Pome7:00 p.ni. Aft er in ter viewing the appli roy Chamber of Co mmerce and Radio th e Rutl and Civic Center Organi - ca nt, the co uns elors contac t an " A Me~~qt From empt' o yer to obta.in an interview zat ion - this means tha t the two The Blbie" organizations will split th e pro- for the specified person . If ther E' D11Uy • WJEH is no matc h between a n applicant , I 1155 a.m . ceeds of the benefi t produ ction. and employer on fi le. the job I rea d rt?Centiy th at there are d an appropriate job opening no bluP Mo nd avs, onl y blue · fin couns effortthtoe so m eelor wh emakes r e e every l se in people. jllow how about all of these gray days in a row? Does community. When an empi o.ver submits a the saying also mean that there a rc no gray days, ju st gray job order. thE' co unselor attempts to send the most qualified person pro ple? Do keep smi ling. possibl e for an intE'rv ie w. Em ployers see m to appr ecia!e being ab le to de pend on th e Job Bank couns elors to do th~ screen Ex tension ServicE' offi ce. Mu iher ry Heights, Pomeroy. Regis tra tion fee is $2.00 and class sizes are very lim ited. To 'Making your world 'a little easier. regis ter, 'call thE' extens ion office at 992-0096 by Nov. 14 . at~~ne_tday : 1~c!Jowllng ~ f~r t~e ~eek Job Bank helps in fall season Chapel Hill Chu ch of Christ ~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~;;i APPLIANCE 1 VALUES Holic/4y workshop announced POMEROY - Are you looking for sc mc quic k and easy id ras for ho liday decoratin g. gift giving , . or just fun ? The Me igs County Coopera tive Extensio n Service is spo nsor ing a Make·It Ta ke- It Works hop on Tuesday. Nov. 18. Parti ci pants will create a gift and two small projects fo r the holidays. Ot her ideas will u iso be shared. ThE' cl ass is schedu led for 10 a.m. to noo n. and will be repeated from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Meigs Cou nty Coopera tive 9; 1986 Senior Citizen Centers plan week's activity -~ ·Tis the dinner season . Novem~ FREE EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR Craft show set MID DLEPORT - A craft show and sale wll bP held No v. 15 from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. at the Mi ddlepor t Fire Department by thr Middlepor t Boy Sco ut Troop 24 5. Set-up will be $5 a ta ble. Furth er information ma y be obt ained by calitng 992-3689. 30 INCH SELF-CLEAN RAN"E Pleasant Valley Hospital !'i.. ll!flr an in• Onou • Adminislralin Conferen<e Roam Au10m111r ' MI-:AI.TIM.:R '• t i.,Nr., ~~t i lh o\llnulf' Tlmf'r • Tw11 8 ". hm f."' h iJj:h·•l'" '·d, 11lu~~:· i n .. 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Ohio (U PIJ Vince Workman ran for two touchdowns and Jim Karsatos passed to Cris Carter for another to lead 11th-ran ked Ohio State to Its eighth consecutive win, a 30-9 Big Ten decision over Northwestern Saturday . · Ohio 'State, 8-2 overall and tied for the Big Ten lead with Michigan at 6-0, led all the way after going 70 yards In only six plays with the opening kickoff, mos t of that yardage coming on passes from Ka rsatos to Carter• Kars atos hit Carter, his favorite receiver with 23 arid 22-yard passes and then found the 6-foot-3 junior in thE' end zone with a 20-yard TD toss. . The Buckeyes made it 10·0 later in the first qua rt er on a 41 -ya rd field goal by Matt F rantz, one of three he kicked on the day. A 61-yard, JO~play drive midway through the seco nd qu arter gave Ohio State a 17-0 lead. Workman, who ru shed for 123 ya rd s in 22 carries, scored that touchdown on a 14-yard ·run. Workman also scored Ohio State's fin al TD on a 2-yard r un In the fourth quart er. Northwestern lost two excellee nt scoring opportunities In the first half. One ended when qu ~ rterbac k Mike Greenfield fumb led at the goat line on a keeper and the ball rolled out of the end zone for a touchback. Another was aborted when Ohio State's Sonny Gordon picked off a Greenfield pass on the Buckeye eight. The Wildcats, 2-7 overall and 0-6 in the Big Ten. finally got on the scoreboard when John Duvic kicked a 32-yard field goal wl!h 17 seconds left In the firs t half. · Duvic also kicked a 39-yarder on Nor thwestern 's fir st possession of the second half and added a 30-yarder with 3: 15 left In the gam e. Ka rs atos finished wit h 15 completions In 29 attempts for 211 yards, while Greenfield hit on 14 of 30 for 228 yards. Greenfield suffered three interceptions , two of them by Buckeye cor nerbac k Greg Roga n. . Northwestern actually outgained Ohio State on the day, 497 yards to 450, although the Wild· cats were unable to cross the Buckeye goal line. At Wes t Lafayette, Ind., Jim Harbaugh threw for I54 yards an d a touchdown Saturday, giving coach Bo Schembechler a miles tone victory and leading No.3 Michigan to a 31-7 rout of Purdue. Harbaugh, the nation's pass By BOB TRIPI EAST LANS ING, Mich . (UPI J - Alex Gree n returned an interception 29 yard s for a touchdown a nd inter ce pt ed another at his own 4-ya rd ·llne with 34 seconds left Sa turd ay to lead India na to a 17-14 Big Ten victory over Michigan Sta te. , Fres hm an Anthony Thompson ran for 126 yards and a touch-down to help the Hoosiers 1mprow• to 6-3 overall and 3-3 in the Big Ten. The Joss snapped a three-ga me winnin g streak fo r the Sparta ns. who fell to 5-4 and 3-.1. The ga me was played before representa tives from seve n bowls. Gree n ret urned his lirst interceptio n of a Dave Yarema pass for a touchdown and a 14 -0 lead midway through the second quar ter. Michigan State had an opportu nity to win a fter J ames Moore biockNI Dan Stryzinski's p~nt and the Spartans took over on the Indiana 8 with 1: 19 Ieft. But three plays later, Green interce pted his second pass of the game to seal the tri umph. India na held a 17-6 lead wi th eight m inut es left a ft er a 35-yard field goa l by Pete Stoyanovich. But th e Spa rtans came within 17-14 with 5:03 left when Yarema threw a 4-yard TD pass to Rich Gice wicz, ·and followed by connecting with Mark Ingram on a two-point conver sion. Yarema drove the team 80 yards in. seven plays. throwing four· Nm es to Andr e Ri son for 69 yard.s. Ris on finished with 11 receptions for 196 ya rds. es tablishi ng school records for catches and yardage in a ga me. Michigan State pulled withln I4-6 at 11 :29 of the thlrd qua rter when fullback Bobby Morse threw a 12-yar d TD pass to Rison. Chris Caud ell 's ex tra - point kick was wide to the right. On the play befo re Morse 's thr ow, Yarema was sa ndwiched by linebackers Van Waiters and Brad Mit chell and was forced ou t of the gam e. However . Yarema returnE'd on Michigan State's · nex t possessi on. Indian a opened the scoring at 12:11 of the first quart er on a 3yard run around right end by Thompson. The 12-play drive of 53 yards co nsumed six minutes. The Hoos iers held the bail for a total of 9: 10 of the quarter , The Spartans were s hut down in th e fi rs t half as thE'y produced no rus hing yards in 18 attempts. ·Quart erb ac k Dave Kramme replaced start er Dave Schnell on the Hoolsers' second possession aft er Schnell was knocked out of the game with a separated · shoulder. UN IVERS ITY PA RK . P a. iUPI J - D.J . Dozier scored two touchdow ns and the Penn Sta te dE'fense stopped a two-point co nversion allcmpt with 14 seco nd s remaining Saturday to pr0scrve their No. 2 ranking and a 17-15 victory over Mary la nd. · Th P Te rrapins, 4-fi, closed to wil hin two points on Dan Henning's 27-vard pass to J ohn Bonato with I4 seconds left , bu t thP two -point co nversion fa iled when Henning threw inco mpl ete to a well -covered J ames Milling. Dozier scored on two 9-yard run s. thP second SE't up by drfensivC' 1ackle Pete Curkenda il 's 82-yard int erception rE>tur n as Maryla nd was po ised to sco re a go-a head touchdown. Tra ilin g 7-3. .Maryla nd had a seco nd -an.d-goal· from the Penn State 7 wb~ n Henn ing dro pped back . to pass. Under pressure from Bob White, Henning threw into the hands of Curke ndall , who lumbered downlield be fo re he was caug ht from behind at th.e Mary land 9 by John Rugg. Dozier scored on the next play to give Pe nn State a 14 -.1 lead. The Terrapins. who earlier g6 t an 18-yar d field goal fr om Dan Plock!. then moved down the fie ld to sco re on a 16-ya rd pass from Henn ing to Vernon Joi nes. Hen ning fi nis hed the 73-play dri ve b>· lofting the ball over two defenders to hit Joines in the right corner of the end zo ne on a fo u'rt h-and -7. Penn State, 9-0 and unbeaten in its last 20 reg ular sE'ason games. added a 36-yard field goal by Mass imo Manca with I :04 left but Maryla nd refu sed to quit . ·Henni ng, who co mpleted 23 of . . .... ' .. S)'llt••m. )ill . • {,.~ } .• ;r,;, ,; "'-~~ ' . ' ..:~ ;tJD, ·) ., ,'·~. £1~'·/ tt· · AIRBORNE- Pennylvania's Donald Wilson (21) sails lhrough the air level with the ball alter breakbtg up a pass Intended lor Lafayetle safety Jim Johnson (17) during the firsl quarter of Penns' 4~14 Ivy League victory at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Saturday. (UP I) 40 passes for :JU'l yards, com- front, intercepted at the 1 and pleted fou r passes for 76 ya rd s in returned it to th(' 17. the final dr ive. On its next possession, Penn Penn Sta te moved the ball on State moved from its own 20 to three of its firs t four possessions the Maryland 17 before the a nd domin ated thE' time of Nittany Lions triNI to surprise possession 19:27 to 10:33 In the the Terrapins with a trick play. · fi rs t half bu t only had a 7-0 lead Dozier too k th e hand:lff from on Dozier's 9-ya rd run with 7:05 Shaffer and was re ad y to throw left in the second quarler. the bali, but he was :;acked for a Doz ier wen t outside and down 10-yard loss by Maryland's Rothe right sideltne to c ap an bert Klein and Manca 's 43- yard 84 -)lard, 15-play drtve. Dozier ran . field goa l attempt was wide to t he for 39 yards in the drive and J ohb left. Shaffer completed two passes to Florida 31, Georgia 19 tight end Bri an Siverltng to keep At J acksonvlilE', Fla., Ker win the march altve. Bell connected with Ricky NatIn the firs t quart er, Penn State tiel for thr ee touchdow n passes moved fr om its own 12 to the a nd Florida overca me a I3-poi nt Maryland 27 before Sha ffer's deficit Saturday for a 31 -19 pass was intercepted by Mary- victory' ove r Georgia . t.and 's J .B. Brown. Shaffer was The Gators, 5-4, carne fr om tr)l ing to hit Ray Roundtree on a behind in the se\ Ond half for the posi patt ern but Brown. dar ted in secorid qJnsecutive week. Las ! week, Bell ran in a tw01)ol nt co nversion wi th li seco nds left to lift Flo rida to an 18-17 victory over Auburn . Georgia, 6-3, led 16-10 at halftime. Steve Cruml ey ki cked a 43-yard field goal to open t he second half increase the Bul - 9 3 Stningo Trmod Dry s,•..., SPECIAL $299 Free Delivery ELBERFELDS' WHITE $379 t.;f5""':...JI611....... ..1~.1&1W.W. ,. ~ "' Y, ,.. . • '· jl the kick and tlie ball bo unced back toward the onrushi ng Wolver ines. Michiga n scored five plays later when Harbaugh hit split end · Pa ul .Jokisch with a 4-yard touchdown pass. Pe rryman' s seco nd touchdo wn. a 1-yar d pl unge with 6: 14 to go in the fi rst ha il. capped a 65-yard dr ive. A li-ya rd fi eld goal by Gillett e seven seco nds before halftime . boosted the lead t 0 24-0. Jamie Mor r is capped an 80yard drive with a 2-yard tou chdown run to give Michiga n a 31 -0 lead six minutes into the seco nd half. P urdu e averted a shutout wit h a 92-yard drive agains t Michigan's reser ves, scoring on Doug Downing's 13-ya rd pass to Jerry Chaney with 9:04 to play. The score snapped a str ing of IOO straight Michigan poi nts agai nst Purdue over th ree seasons. WACO, Texas <UP!) - Te rry Syler's 36-yard field goal with 11: 2.1 left touched off .a 17-point burst and lifted No. 19 Baylor to a 29-14 victory over No. 9 Arkansas and practically wipe out the Razorbac ks' cliance of winning the Sou'thwes t ConferencE' ti tle. Th~ outco me gave No. 8'I;'ex as A&M a two-game lead in the SWC race and lock mu ch of the glamour awa y fro m next wee k's Texas 1\& M-Arkansas confronta tion in Little Rock. Texas A&M. idle Sa tu ~ da y. can clinch it s SE'cond straight league title and bert h in the Cot ton Bowl with a vic tory over Arkansas. If the Aggies lose, they can sti ll wi n the SWC crown with victor ies over Texa s Chris tian and Texas. Arkansa s fell to 7-2 overall and 4·2-m the SWC . wh ile Baylor , a likely par ti ci pant in this yea r's · Bluebonnet Bowl. is 6-3 and ~ -2. Arkansas took a 14 -12 halft ime lead and nu rsed that through the third quar ter - du ring which Bay lor twice moved d ~ep into Razorbacks territory only to co me awa>'..score iess. But five mi nut es in to the fi na l qu a rt er, th e Bears too k over at the' Arka nsas 46 an d moved into field goal territory aft er a third-down pass of I7 ya rds from Cody Carlson to Ires hm an Bobby Jac k Gofort h. Earlier in the ga me, GOfor th had caught his first pass as a collegian . Go fort h's 17-yar d gain set up Syler' s field gca i. which ga1·e Baylor it s fir st lead since the game's opening minu tes. The Bears. the thi rd-leading offensive team in the nation, then broke the game open with a 3-yard touchdown run by Jeffery Mu nay with 4: 02 left and a 32-ya rd scor in g dash by Der rick McAdoo wi th I: 20 rema ini ng . Arkansas scored in the fir st ha lf on a 3-yard run by Der rick Thomas at the en d of a 76-yard marc h and on a 38-yard pass from Greg Thomas to Joe Jo hnson. Bay lor' s first- half points ca me on a 48-yard field goal by Ma rk Mah ler. a 35-yard fiel d goa l ~y Syler and a 5- yard ru n by Ca rlson, who was bot hE'red during the WE'f' k by an infec t ion in his right leg. The victory helped parti ally avenge two tough los ses this year that preve nted Baylor from tak ing its place a mong the nation' s top 10. The Bears let a victor y slip away in the final min ut es a gai nst Southe1n Cali for nia and lost a 17-0 lead and C'V ent ually the ga me to. Texas A&M las t mo nth. Following Syler's go-a head field goa l. Arka nsa s could adva nce only three )'ard; an d was forced to pu nt. Ba)'lor thE'n sco red in eight plays with Mu rra.v's io uchdown for a 22 -14 lead. !dogs' lead to 19-10. • Kent State 24, Miami, Ohio 2:1 At Kent . Pa t Young fired a 14-yard touchdown pass to Fer· min Olivera wit h 25 seconds left Saturday to r ally Kent State to a 24-23 win over Miami and cre ate a three-way lie for the Mid· American Co nference lead. Kent Sta le, Miami a nd Bowling Green all have· 5-2 co nfere nce record~ go ing into nex t week's fi nal and decisive league games. Kent. 5-5 overa ll. trailed 23-17 when it started its game-winn ing dr ive at it s 16-ya rd line with 3: JJ le ft following a Miami punt. On a four th and 12 at the Kent I4, Young completed a 16-ya rd pass to Eric Dye to kee p the ma rch alive. Then, on a thi rd and 14 at the Kent 41. Young tea med with Olivera on a .33-y~ rd pass. Miami , 7-3 OVE'ra ll, came roarin!! back on thl rd quarter· TD passes of :>4 and 18 yards from Terry Morris to Andy Schilli nge r and a four th quar ter 29-yard field goa l by Gary Gussman to ta ke a 23-17 lead. B. Green 20, Ball State 17' At Bow ling Green, Jason Zeller ki cked a 21-yard fi eld go al with 4:28 rema ining Saturd ay to givp Bowling Gr ('C n a 20-I7 win over Bali State a nd a three-way share of the Mid-American Co nf~ren ce lead. The wi n. coupled with Kent St at e's 24-23 U]:ti et over Miami. leaves Bowling Gr ee n. KenI and Miami in a lie for the league lea d with 5-2 records . Any of t h~ 1hreP tPa ms ra n win the right to go to th0 Ca liforni a Bowl next werk . Day ton 45, Ferrum, Va. 14 A I Dayto n. Tim Norbut highlighted a H -point seco nd hal f ex plos ion with thrC'P touchdowns to pace Da.v ton fo a 45 -14 win over Ferrum tVa. I as the 10-0 FlyNs co mpleted their third u nde fe~ted regular sea son in the .Ias't srvrn yea rs. Day ton i" anlicipaling d bid 10 the NCAA Division IH pla1·offs . beg innng 1\'0\' . n Tra il ing 7 :1•li the ha il . Dal' ton ro ared bark tlt r seco nd hail as Norbu t run for touchdowtt' of six. one an d four .1·:.1rds and fini'h<'d the gam r ll'ith Ill ·'"', ~;; on 211 carries. Injuries d~indling Bengal .line TtmptrllUI't ONLY WID Nittany Lions hold off Terrapin rally; Gators down 'Dogs :Whirlpool con .. ntiblo DIIIIWOtlltl for driving down to JIM COli to Shop Offer good until Nov. 5, 1986 mark in 18 seasons a t Michigan . Yost compiled a 165- 29-10 mark. coac hing fro m 1901-1926 except for 1924. The Boilermakers fell to 2-7 overa ll and 1-5 in the Big Ten. Earlier in the weE' k, Pu rdue Coac hLeo n Bur tnett annou nced his res ignatio n effect ive at the end of the season. P urdu e ' s Rod Wood s on blocked a 31 -yard field goa l a ttempt by Mike Gillette on Michigan' s first ser ies, but the Boilerm aker defense was otherwise ineffective. Bob Perryman's 5-yard to uch · down run with 29 seconds-rem ai ning in the fi rst qu arter cappedan 11-play, 73-yard dr ive and g;;tve the Wolverines a 7-0 lead. Michigan 's Thom as Wilc her 'then recovered the ensuing kickoff at the Purdu e 23-yard line when no Boiler maker went for • -Bears come back to upset Arkansas Spartans in loss • 5 t:,r~ ~ ~!Oplio n~ intlull ln~ :t. A lllom ~ li•· tp· l"~ •IJuai-Ar tl(lh f'·il· lf' rln,r: ~)~ l r m • •:nt· r~- Sa1 I n ~~: ,.\lr Ur~ Optlnn • Fl 'll-~ h.•· Hull'hr r Hlurk •'lhr r .., in Wor klnfl. FREE GASOLINE. (5 Gallons) efficiency leader and . the Big Ten's. total offense leader, completed 14 of 20 passes a nd ran for 46 yards. Michigan' s 13th stra ight triumph over two sea sons extended college football 's longes t current unbeaten streak to 15 games . ' ' Representatives f rom the Cotton, Orange , Cirtus and Fies ta bowls wa tched the game. but they could land Michigan only if the Wolver ines fail to win the Big Ten title and the automatic Rose Bowl bid that goes with it. The Wolverines, 9-0 overall. lead the Big Ten with a 6-0 mark. . The decision tied Schembechler ·with Fielding Yost for the most caree r triumphs by a Wolver ine footb all coac h. Schernbechler. 57 , is the winningest active coach in major college football, with a caree r record of 205-55-7, . including a 165-38-4 lnte~ceptions hurt, ONLY PO.INT PLEASANT AREA ONLY ~imts· it~I Section· . ~ · . . · Nover:nber 9, 1986 ~·· DULLING AHEAD - Penn Slate running back D.J. Dozier (right) drags a Maryland defender Saturday us lhe Nlllany Uon struggles lo~ yardage during flrst' perlod action. Penn Stale, ranked No. 2 nationally, held on' to down the Terrapins 17-13. ( UPIJ .. " CINC INNATI (UPII - For the dra ft choice from Tennessee. Kozerski and Re imer s ('QUal ." " If we put him fn we'll notice McNa lly sa id. "!Iiane of 111e four· Cirst time in the seven years he has· been the Benga ls offens ive it, " Coach Sam Wyche said. wa's a fi rs t-, tr\ ngrr over ·th0 line coach, Jim McNally's unit is "That' s no t a knock on Dav id ot hers." entering a game with only six Douglas, he 's jus t a roookte. He The mainsta.1·s of I hE' line hal'c kn ows what to do. he just has n't been left tac kle Anthony Munoz healthy players . The team lear ned Friday th at done It before." and right guar d Max Mon tol'u starting tac kle J oe Walter will Brian Bi ados, who started the Biados. who had star ted p;·c-~v ·miss Sunday's game at Houston firs t seven ga mes at· tackle, wi ll ga me since the seco nd ga me of because of a sprained ankle he take over for Walter. his roo ki e ,·ea r prior to his suffered In Thursday 's prac tice, In the pas'l three weeks, the demotion two weeks ago, sa id 1he and center Dave Rtmtngton's Bengals have been shuffl ing the tim e on the be nch was benertci al sprained knee has not yet reco- starting offensive li ne like a dec!( to him . vered enou gh to let him return to of card<. " I thought it was the e nd of thr · action. First.' Wa lter replaced Blades world, but it was n't ," the fo rm er " It's a real disappointment for at right tac kle .. Then Rim ington ftrst -round pick sa id . " I was up us because Joe was playing so suffered the knee Inju ry against and down te mot ionaliyl. and thP well," McNally said . Pittsburgh Oct. 26, forci ng Br uce res t was good for me. I learned Walter's Injury leaves Cincin- Kozerski , normally· a guard. to tha t guys who arf seve nth-round nati; 6-3 and tied with Cleveland move to ce nter. Bruce Relffiers dra ft .choices. like J oe. or 10for first in the AFC Central started at guard last week in round, li ke Tim Krumr ie, are Division, with only one backup place of Koze~ s kt and shared just as good as first-round offensive lineman - rookie tim e with Blados. choices." David Douglas, an eighth-round "1. co nsider Blades , Walter, '· ,. �. .. . ,, • ·Page- C-2- The Times-Sentinel . Ohio-. Point Pleasant, W. Va. :: Kyger Creek ·lands 5 on .All-League squad . • Annual Turkey Shoot We purchase lst CHESHIRE- Southern Valle,,· At hletic Conference and Class A SecTio nal champion Kyger Creek domina'ted the 1986 AII-SVAC Volleyball team selec tio ns with fi ve honorees out of 12 named by the loop's eight coa ches las t week. The Lady Cats captured their second consecutive SVAC and . s~c tional titles while ending their season as.district r unn er-up wtt h a 24·1 record . Kyger Creek finished the year t·anked sixt h in the UP! Class A Vo lleyball Coaches Poll. · Kyger Creek's Kelly Roush, a senio r four year vetera n, topped the nominees and was chosen as the ieague's Most Valuable Playe r . .Roush was also selected to play in the Sta te . til-Star game to be held ·at Otterbein Co llege on Sunday. Nov. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-:-Point Pleasant. W. 'va. November 9. 1986 November 9, 1986 ' 2nd mortgages and land contracts & ' ' ' SUNDAY; NOV. 9 lO A.M.·'TIL ?? . ' • ' .' 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Center Wednesday: scnm The Rcdwomen outscored . f Wi th 14 seconds left in the trs t team managed a come· 1h Shawnee 15-4 in th e first qu art er from bah! d 1 t scr immage. Kr is Shepherd hit a · ' n "c ory '" e se- to lead 20-18. Robbin Luck. a short jumper to break a tie at' 56 cond scrin:,mage agai nst Shaw- senior. hit 14 stra ight po i n t~ in and give RGC the victory. nee :J0-28 . ~h aw~ee scored ~tght LeaAnn Mullins led ali scorers . stra ight pomts m th e 20-mmute the second qu arter to give RGC ~------------------~~~r~ lmma~g~P~to~ lea~d~l~0~ ·2,~a~s~t~he__t_he_v_ic_to_ry_. ________~:-- 3 Homeowners in this general are·a will be given the opportunity of having superior quality, in- STOP AT BAUM LUMBER AND VISI·T ' ·~_-.,.._.._ .•- Redwomen Win scnmmages •• MISSY DARST K y ~er Creek ' .• . r ~ ._. ·~ Fin al Standin gs • . Pla~!· r . . • KELLY ROUSH Kyger Creek (MVP ) The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page...,-C-3 ,. Dan Do vies 446·164 7 · Ron Tier 446-9445 I ,,, •• •• Hank Orr ·446-'1227 Tom Wiseman 446-3643 ,, • { ' •• "• �· PoiTII!roy-MiddlllPOrt Gallipolis, Ohio Point P111asant, W. Va. Page-C-4 The Sunday Tmes-Sentin11l OVP Staff The old adage "when the gollig gets tough, the tough get ·going" was clearly evident Friday night when Coach Donnie VanMeter's Wahama White Falcon defense tur ned back Williamstown four times deep inside White Falcon territory to preserve an 11-0 whitewash of the host Yellow Jackets. Wahama forced Williamstown i~to committing six turnovers , ca~ltalized on two of those for the . ganie's·only scores, for the White Faicons' ninth straight win. The victory assures the White Faicons of a second place finish in the final West Virginia Class A rankings and their first ever Little Kanawha Conference foot ball Cha mpionship with a perfect 5-0 league mark. · Following the game the locals were welco med home by a large throng of appreciative WHS fans at the high school in' Mason. The ··· Falcon followers formed a vic tory .tunnel leading up to the school Where a spirited celebralion t99k place tor the first playoff-bound team in the history of Mason County school.· · WHS, along with Sistersv.ilie, Tyler County, apd Clarksburg No tre Da_me went Into Friday night 's action assured of a elass A playoff ber ths with the remaining four slots tobedeclde.ddurlng other · Friday night action. Wahama will find · ou t ·who its first-round opponent will . be Sunday afternoon when VanMe- ter attends a meel!ng or playoff ·victory. • . . In the first two periods. Williamstown threatened wi th the A mild upset-on Fl•iday altered. bail on the SHS ]4 and 12-ayard Jhe playoff picture and who the lines. but came a~·ay empty. Falcons might play this weeWahama recoived its first big kend. Pineville is expec ted to 1he offensive break late in the half be the While Falcons ' quarterfi , when Dale Smith recovered a na l opponent. Pineville. rated , Williamstown fumble at the No. 10 entering F riday night's action. pulled off a 21 -14 victory 45-yard line. Eight plays taler over number lour Gil bert to vault J ..T. Lloyd scored !rom six yards , into the top eight and secure .a out with 1:01 remaining in the half. playoff berth. . . Ear ly in the final period Todd In the final r regu lar -season Pethtel and Troy Tucker comcontest, the White Falcon defense, ·typical of II play through - bined for an interception of a ~ out the year, domina ted. The Gerhold pass wit~ the two defensive unit limited William- players returning the ball 23 stown to 121 net yards with much yards to the Williams town 22of that total coming in thewani~g yard line. Wah am a was for ced'to minutes of the game when WHS settle.for a 27-yard Mall VanMethe season," Safford added. "It was a nightmare·." Safford Team totals show South with ll was playing a prevent defense. ter field goal. said. "They got confidence and Individual statisUc leaders for then dominated our offensive ·first downs and 230 yardS of total The Yellow Jackets gained just the White Falcons .sho·w Robbie line. We couldn 't find anyplace to offense while Point l?leasant 51 yards on the ground· while Grimm as the locals' leading adding 70 more through t he air. run the bail a.nd then got into a accumulaled eight firs t downs grouri'd gainer with 49 yards in 12 Wahama pi ck ed up ,119 yards situatio n where we had to play and 198 total offensive yanl<i. carries followed, by Edd ie The Patrio ts picked up 138 . rushing and 49 passing on the catchup. Starcher with 32 yards in 10 tries ··our inability to develope in yards on the grou nd and a nother evening for a net total of 168 while J.T . Lloyd ground out 22 our offensive line stifled us this 92 yards throu gh the air. Point yards. The Bend Area team yards In 11 attempts. Gary season . Defensively we im - Pleasant rus hed for 74 yards and forced six Williamstown turnovAnderson led ali rushers with 53 ers and turned a Yellow Jacket proved and were able to play had 124 more through the air on yards In 13 c arr ie s for f\lmbie and an Interception into some younger people throoghout three completions . Williamstown. the points they needed for the teams in Parkersburg. OVP Staff ' POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . The Point Pleasant ·Big Blacks saw their 1986 season come to an a br upt end Friday night as the Parkersburg So uth Patriots rode ih to town and hung a 27-7 defeat qn :coach Steve Safford's unit giving the Big Blacks a final record of 3-7. PSHS's offense built up a 13-7 Halftime lead and added a pair of touc)ldowns In the iourth quarter .. while keeping the Big Blacks off the scoreboard in the second naif. ' With 4:20 left in the game, PPHS senior tailback Rya n Bord man broke the school singleseason rushing record with a 2:8-yard · burst. 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' The report also recommended . an expansive dru g- education a nd ' · pr evention program. a beded-up. ·, security Ioree 10 fight dr ugs ' on · campus . The Board or Reye nts met in 11'4-:MOCI Installation Contico Truck Tool lo• -·-!15 l h'a"l1 one semC'strr with m .: md alO r~- .' drug counseli ng would tx • ap- · wHhoxch.onge ~fl!l . I . " Positive result s from these .tually exempt fro m the !<<s ling .' · · The testing will be in thel orm of urinalys is. in which .:.~ urine sa mple ·is analyzed for the . pr esence of illegal dr ugs . Ir win , sa id "reasonable cause" for the testing will be delermined by .Spark Plugs · Foreign Auto Parts there is reasonable cause to ' believe that a person is us ing :. controlled dangerous substancos." the nine-page report states . · some employees may bf' C? ntrar.- of 4 Original Equipment the community in cases where ·· David Irwin , a n assis tant tQ , Distributor Caps or Ignition Points 1 . "The University of Maryland ·: Park shou ld institute a . judici ally discrimina le drug tes1- · ·. ing progr ~m for a li members of · Civ lletti, said the task force has not yet decided on wha t kind 91 · discipline could be given 19 . professors or slu ff members found to be us ing ill egal drugs . cllinl( uncertainties about their contract with the sc hooL Irwin adaed that the I ask forl'i' is looking Int o th e possibiiil y tha t . 2 Year.Autolite ' M rf>onn ll'b won rl~ht (YIInls from P<1 ul Oa\ 'lr>S . HIJ:!h boOA'If'r lfll' M ('Donal tl.~ wa s 0 , !.akin wJ1h ~~ti . High bowlf'r for Paul O: I V I f'~ \o\'<1!' n. & ld(ln wtlh ~:m . Snnwdt•n In ~ . wnn r!gh1 point~ fr nm .lf'IIN S E:w ·, High bll\l.·]rr fn r Snnwrlrn "·:1.~ H. M;m"\Jm " 'lth li~'!l. High tnwl('l' rnr .TNfl'r" ~~X(', wa.~ S. Ru l>lsrll \l.'l th :'!2~ . It'\' In '~ (;l:r ~s wrm si x P'Jlnts from LoC'al 1 ~!Wl . Hlc h howlf'r for lrvln ',o;: wa11 t.. M a lhl"n ~ · with 1\!'!i. Hlllh iJowl£'1" fnr Lorul lAAO Wits H, Nt•ll>lnn with -UJ7. 01\'EI'r.( lflf'll fnw-stors won ~h: polnl ~ !rom • Rio Min i M:1 r1. High boY.•Irr fot• Oi\'l"l'slflr-d In\·, wa !-1 L . Bush " 'llh ~5. Hl~a:h !J()I'.:Jh'•' for Rio Mini Mart ~·a~ B. PNrlr wil h tY.i.''l. ,Jim Minh Ch"'-'· Olrls \.\'00 six point~ lrnrn. Rob F. va ns F:tr m. Hll!h OOwlf'r lor .Tim -Mink ~t wa s 1'. Adam.~ with IL'Jfl. HI,Rh . llo"'lrr lot· Bob Evan~ wa~ B. Stump with Rov. 7.91 Limit 11 ·. 25°/ Trim Rings Sele89c liMIT 7 0 0FF 3 year mfr. warranty {_ atgatinst rust Resistor ! • 10.00 Sllc1c It: Absorbers Turbo WJIIIiel'l Colfers Alter Mlr 's 25e rebate .\ 'iMON~Y. 17.88 5.88 Rov. 4us,..888ooo on a campus of 39.000 st ud ents, · Including drug tes ting and drug education programs for S it(~ : dents . facult y members and employees caught e ither po sses~­ ing or using drugs . The school . has 1,965 full-lime professors, 483 part-time professors. 3,385 full ' time employees a nd 224 part • • lime employees. Coll e~:e ~2~ 39. 6'4¢ ...,..' -~ :~ 10.000FF 1 Sele69c :!fl 21i :ti 2000 Non· Resistor ' r. lleg.14.88 reg. 22.95 Spark Plugs AflerMfr's 25e rebale tro Wire Wlteel Colfers . Hatchback 44¢ Dr'Sp\rr Drnni!o: Ht~nrr's 2J(\.;JI'f2. Ur st ; Ch<ITH'f' C••rr:-•nut was ~ouodl~· df'ff':J lf'llli· 2 h\' C'C"ntr:tl Trust Bunk. h'l:l h~· Chuck Long • j21:!· ~1 and AI f.irarhfonY t22:!-:-.T~ IThr I.~!(IJ1 .~m rf'rl w~ll . "'IT h Rolll:n· Tlllil>l •l!IR-!ill~l. Mikf' Rr:•.l!~ f lfi9-:H5 1 ;tnd • Rnbh.., CrPt.•r 12fi:HiU '. HarT\· Rav !:! 19· lil01 . :t rut Aflh Wond • ~ 11 -~Rt "'wriu!'T 100 • I The drraft report lour-point program "for reduc- 17.88 anti Kf'n Pridf'morr •21:1 · ~1 rflultl m Jnaar on11· ~ pnlnls ~~Bob H : rc.arr · r~ tl~ .l~2~t and Lom ;~ H:1 ll .~n 1 . fiti1 1 M i trhrll's • p:1sl Ralrlwln ':- ti - ~ . • Hrrr :1rr 1hi' m mplf'lr ~ TJmlin p-s fort hf' 7 Wl't'k fl l Jlt ~9 14; , ' • ou tlin es ·a Ing or eradicatin g drug abuse ' 1 • OIIFIHers • MIC"haf'l s . .Jti~ . EmmPHr• Dvrr . .J~. an 'o RlC"h :m l F:llintl . .j~lh lr'(l thr•m tn an 'lo\·0 1 "'hltrw :T ~ hln,~r of C'uunty H lghw;~y . 1~1 ,,.,. . Rov.lrom t 3:!15 ........ . . 10W40 Motor Oil Har·olrt OFF Ventsllades Rlankf'n ~hlp 1:!00· ~11 :tnt!. Mila F'f'r gu ~n .• C!fl:!· ~~ll s('(lrN'! wrll fnr thf' lns C'r" C ;ilrlwrll" ~ 1 fl9 .fi l~ By WILL pUNHAM · COLLEGE PARK. Md. iUPli -A University of Maryland task force Friday urged manda tory ' drug tes ting of students. prates!, sors and school employees who ~ authorities suspect of using ille-· gal drugs . · ·•· A draft report released by the · school's Ta sk Force on Drug · Policies. Enforcement and Edu: ... . cation also recommended the · · continu ation of Maryland' s ra n. · ' dom drug-testing program for , ·· studenl·a lhletes. A complete re- ' port is expected to go before the .. , school's Board of Regents Dec . . • 12. The task force. chaired by -: · former U.S. Attorney General : ·Benjamin Civ llet ti. was estab-· ilshed by university Chancellor • · John Slaughter 11 days alter the . : June 19 cocaine-induced dea th of · · star basketball pla yer Len Bias. - FQg 4.00 ......... . 5 • • ¢ , Burrb' n~+i·."il'1• T:IWnrv'!-1 Studifl ma in lai nNI rtwir n,. .. , • phlrr t?~ltlon !if')l.pil f' :1fi ·:! Thurn . pin~ att h.• : h: m!l~ of Ct~rroll )'.;orrl~ Dodp-f' !':orris "·a~ • 1«1 hy Rlrhartl M o wrf'\' ~ 1fl-1·56i7 ;md A. ' MNrill Maryland unit' : · urges campus·,· drug testing :·.:·: • ' ,2 RV Rnh M:1n!lni 1 :!11<1 · ~11 . Churl< .Jnhn .. on i 191i·!iti0• :•nrl Ri(·k TN·h 1 :!0~ · 5!1::!1 . Kvj::f'l~ Df'nl al tnnk a +i·2 \'iC'lorv nvrr : D~· rr ' s f.iawmlll . " 'hfl.wf'fr paf'<'d h.\: Ch uC'k whik .49 Pylon Allor mfr'sl. 75 r-te . • 10W30 Motor Oil I I)~· 1~!-1· :•11 . . . 1. Automotilfe Transmission WEDN~DA\' NITE TIMBER.~ PUTTERS r;:, brlf'llf' with Senior tailback Chris Wiliams 16-14, and Gates Mill Hawken . scored the only touchdown of the thlngton plays Chlllicothe. . . rushed for 368 yards and scored beat Grand Valley 28-8. game on the opening play of the -Divillion I, Region 4, Centersix touchdowns Friday night to -[)IV!sion IV, Region 14, Lo- fourth quarter and with 12 ville plays Dayllip Dunbar. and lead Lakewood St. Edward to a . rain Ciearview beat Huron 31·8 secondS lett. Fairfteld plays Milford. · 42-7 win over Middleburg Heights and c~stalia Jiargaretta beat . At P<U'ma, Darryl Wodecki -Division n, Region 5, North Midpark in a Division I. Region I Rittman 18-9. kicked all-yard neld goal in the Canton Hoover plays Beloit West high school foo tball playoff -Division IV, Region 15, Cofourlh quarter to send Keilston Branc ·.and Youngstown East grme. iumbus Academy beat Frede- into the semifinals. plays Youngstown South. Williams ~cored five of his ricktown 30-15 and Columbu s At Lockland, Todd Shedd -Division II, Region 6, Cleve· touchdowns in the first hall. He Hartley beat Coal Grove 7-3. kicked a 29-yard field goal with25 !.a nd Benedictine plays Maumee scored 6n runs of.78. 63. 63, 25, 24 -Division IV. Region 16, verseco nds left for Cincinnati Forest and Willoughby Soth plays and 5 yards. He entered the sailles shut out ·West Jefferson Park. Vermilion. game.s with 1,420 yards rushing. 35'.0 and Arcanum beat ColdAtWheeiersburg,CariosSnow, -Dlvisloil II, Region 7, Woos . In other games: · water 17-14 In overtime. the nation's all-time rushing ter plays Steubenville and Co-Div.ision II, Region B. Cincin.AI Zanesville, Orrville's touchdow.n · leader in high Jumbus Mifflin plays Galllpo\is. nati Purcell beat, Wa~ak9neta James Bradley made up for the schools, rushed for 15.6 yards and -Division II, RegionS, Lemon29-6. first seven games of the season three touchdowns to lead Div- Monroe play Gallo n. -Division IJJ. Region 9, Cha- he miss'ld because ohcademic · ision IV defending champion -Division III, Region 11, Irongrin Falls Kenston beat Garfield problems by scoring three Cincinnati Academy of Physical ton plays St. Clairsville. Heights Trin ity 24-21; and Camp- touchdowns. Education over previously unde· -Divisio n V. Regl,on 17, Moga- . bell Memorial blanked YoungSheridan, which finished 10-1- feated Wheelersburg. dore plays Conotton Valley and stown Mooney 14-0. o. turned the bali over six times. At Dayton, quarterback John McDonald plays Buckeye North. -Division IJJ , Region 10, NaAt Alliance, · Chris Mlcken Paul Case completed 10 of 15 -Division V. Region 18,Ayers- . ll~ieon beat Eyitia C~tholic 14-13 kicked a :D-yard field goal with30 passes · for 178 yards to lead ville plays E lmore Woodmore and Fostoria beat Van Wert 8-2. seconds left for Windham's vic- Cincinnati Purcell-Marian. andFostoria St.Wendeiln plays -Division Ill. Region 11, Or- tory. Wind!lam had a .chance. to Saturday night's gaines: . Tiffin Calbert. ' rville blanked Sherida n 35-0. win the game earlier, but two -Div.ision I, Region 1, Berea -Division V, Region 19, , -Division Ill. Region 12, Cl n- touchdowns on. one drive were plays Warren Howland. Crooksville plays Newark Ca.cin nali Academy of. P)lysical called back because of penalties. -Division I , Region 2, Canton tholic and Berne Union plays Education beat Wheelersburg At Piqua , Aaron Moran ln terc- McKinley play Groveport - .PortS mouth Notre Dame. 37-8; an d Cincinnati Fores t Park peted a West Jefferson pass and Madison and Austintown Fitch -Division V, Region 20, Cinedged Loveland 17-15. returned it 59 yards IIi break the plays Stow Walsh Jewsuit. cinnati Country Day plays Willi- Divis ion IV , Region 13. Wind-· game open for Versailles. -Division 1, Region 3, Toledo amsburgand CedarvUieplays St. ham bea t Louisville Aquinas At Lima, u Whitmer plays· Troy and Wor- Henry. N40011 Thi S~ ~ .Grove, ·Wheelersburg lose ___..__ 9 oz., reg . 1.79 Local bowling ].('(1 ~oal Sale prices lneflect'Nov. 6 thru Nov.12, 1986 Thr nigh I lx'hlrf' H al lowf>Nl'~ ' 'Tr ick ·OI'· ... :rrf':l t" nls:ht turnrd nut w I'M' hL~t t h:111or • l hP Tlmhf' r~plinrr~ ll!>: t hr top t l'am~ W(ll'(l ' driC":.tlNI. Thr night wf'nl Sllmf'thi nt!: llkf' 1 The Sunday Times-S~~ntinei-;-Page-c:s ::: Pomwov-Middlaport-Gallipolie, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Lakew®d · wins~; The result of the Ga llipolis A.Cademy-Mifflln Division II. ~eglon 7. pla.yoff game pl Ayed Saturday night . will .be pu,bedltions. Point Pleasant ends season with loss By Dennis Shumate ~ov11mber 9, 1986 J,Jlue Dc:vil gaml' · · .· Wahama clinches No. 2 .·rating,~, first playoff berth . By Gary Clark . November 9. 198~ .. " • • "' • exccutlvr srssion FrldH,v to di~-~ cuss morC' 1h an 60 reco mm end a ~. tlons , Including raising admls- ·. slon standa rd; for athletes. maac ·bY a seoond task force loo king into academic. and athletics ·a·t'' Maryland. �N011ember 9, 1986 CONSOJJDATED REPORT OF CONDITION tied for the NFL lead With the · New Yor k .J ets for most points scored. Pa triots kick er Tony Franklin Is close to th'e Colts In scor ing, accounting for 88 of New E ngland's points. " We get 20 fi r st downs. We get t he ball enough ti mes. We have not b<>en co nsistent e nough to get the ba ll downfield ," Dowho wer said. Dowhower says he will change his offensive lin e to give roo kie quarterbac k J ack Trudeau more tim e to thr ow. Trudeau was sac ked seven tim es last week against Clevela nd. " We' re going to t ry and do som e things which will allow us to utilize our personnel bet ter for r un blocking and pass protectio n." Dowhower said . " When you know you have to come from behind, do certa in things to move the ba ll. you have to be mentally tough enoug h to get the job . . By LOU RABITO UPI SJ!Orts Wr,lter Indianapolis' Rod Dowhower, Buffa lo's Marv Lev y a nd San Diego's AI Saunders will seek their firs t victories of the season Sunday. And if practice is a factor, Dowhower has the edge. He's been aft er his fir st tr iumph for nine weeks. ·Dowhower, the Colts' second · year coac h, has a n 0-9 record this season, tbe worst sta r t in fran· chlse history. Levy. who Monday replaced fir ed Buffalo Coach Ha nk Bullough. m a kes his Bills de bu t this ·wee k. Saunders, who was promoted from offensive coordina tor whe n Coac h Don Coryell res igned, will lead the Ch argers for the second ti!11f. I ndian apolis, which is home for New England Sunday. ha s scored only 90 points this season - 154 less tha n the Patriots, who are of Pomeroy~ An~ Forel 1 n IUid Domestic Subs idiaries, ·al'the close of bulbtess terriher SO 1986 a state biUIIdng lns lltuUoit orgl!nhed and operating under lh• banking la~s qfi'hls stale·and a membe r oft he F ederal Reserve Sys tem . Publis hed In accordance with a call made by the Stal e Banking Authority and by the F ede ral Reserve Banll of this District. ·· sefi: ASSETS Cas h and balances due fi ·om depos it ory instit utio ns: a. Nonint er est· bearin g ba lances a nd currenc~ coi n ............. .... .... l .B27 .000.00 b . In terest- bear ing bal ances .. ............... ...... .. .... .. .. ............ ... ............ 200.000.00 Securit les ..... ..... .... : ......................... , ....... ............ ..... · .. · · · · · · · · ·· .. ·.. .2:l.429 .000 .00 Federa l" funds sold and securi iies purchased under agreeme nts to n osell... ......................... , ............. . ........... ....... ..... 1,:!2!1. 000.00 Loans ·and lease fina ncing r ece iva bles : Loans and leases. net of unea rned inco me ..... . ... . .20.352.0011.(X) .. ..... .J9J..000.00 LESS: Allowance for loan a nd lease lo sses Loans ~ nd leases. net of unear ned inco mt' .. ..20. 161.000.00 allowa nce, and r eserve ... ............... ............ ....... · ...... · · ·· · Premises and fixed assets ! in clud ing cap it a lize d leases 1....... ......... . ... 47:\.000.00 Other real es tates owned .. ..................... ... .... .. ... .... ....... ....... .. ...... ....... 8 : ~·~~:~ Other assets ..................... ... ... ...... , .............. ................ ......... .... ...... ._.· 6 ' . Total asse ts ... :........ ............... .... ............. ....... ..... .... ...... ... ............ .. .. 44 .33 1·000 00 LJA BJJJ TIES De pos it s a. In domestic offices .. ............ ................ ................. .. .... ..... ... .43.801,000.00 11 ) Non lnterest-be,ar lng ....·.......... ......... .. ..... ... ............ 4,291.000.00 (2) Interest-bearin g ........ ............. ........ :....... ,., ..... .... 39,510.000.00 Other Habtlities ................. .... .... ............. .. ............... .... ... .: .... ... ..... .... i~~~ · 000 ooo: 00 oo Total Liabtl ltles ............... .. ..................... ... ............ ........ ··· · · .. · · ...... .4 · EQUITY t:;APITAL Common s tock .............. ...................... ........ ......................... .. .. ... ..., ..... 400 , : · ~ Sur plus ........ ... .. ... .. ......... :·· .... .. ········ ·· .. ·· ··········· ··· ·· ···· ··· ········ ... ...... '~'2 ' ~~· ooo: oo Undivided profits and capit a l reserves ............ .... ... .. ..... ..... ............. . · • Tot al' equit y capita l .. ......... .......... ..... .. ................... .. .. ..... ........ .. ..... 3,984.000.00 Total li abilities, limit ed-life preferred stock, a nd equity capit al ........... ...... .. ... .. .. ..... ....... .. .. ..... ... .. ....... ...... ....... 48,295.000 ·00 ·Houston game plan frustrates M~on By RICHARD LUNA se lf·des truc t on mistakes. " UPJ Sports Writer Indeed , tht' Oilers have bee n HOUSTON !UP! ) - F rus· mis take prone. Moon has been !r a ted Houston Oilers q ua rter· intercepted 18 times . sacked 28 back War ren Moon mig ht like his tim es and has throw n just seven c hances aga inst a ny NFL oppo· · touchdowns passes . The team nent du r ing the week rat her tha n has fumbled e ight. times. on Sundays. However , the Bengals. playing Moon, who feels " ha ndcuffed' ' the ir thi rd-str.a lght road gam e, by coach Jerry Glanville's con· are ta king the Oiler s seriously. S('rva tlve offens ive strat egies . The Oilers have los t nine of their says the Oile rs work on a vi a ble last 10 e nco unters with the plan dur in g practice. Benga ls but beat Cincinnati last '.'1 t hink going into e ve ry game. year In the Astrodome. I'm pleased with the ga m e plan," And three weeks ago, Hous ton Moon sa id. " Ther e's so many dropped a 31-2!1 decision to the things we can do. F or so me Bengals on a 21·ya rd touchdown reason. we get a way from the run by Jam es Brooks wit h less ga m!' plan on Sund ay ." than a minut e to pl ay . Thl' Oilers. loser s of eight " There' ll be no one here faking st r aight ga mes , face the Cincln · Hous ton lig htly," said Benga ls nati Be nga ls, co-leade rs in the coac h Sam Wyche. "We all AF C Cent ra l Divsion, Sunday in · rem ember what happened la st the Astrodome. ye ar in Houston. We' re already "We just havpn 't taken adva n· thinking that this is a cru cial tage of t h!' talent we have. " Moon ga m e for us . I feel that ever yone sa id. " We have some weapons. he r e feels Wt' ha ve a debt to repay We jus t haven't got ten the ba ll in . fro m a yea r ago when they blew th('ir hands enough. I expect us ou t. '' Cincinna ti to stay wit h t he ir G lanville feels the Otlers will basic defen se and wait fo r us to Comoa~v Farmers Bank and Savinos done." . Levy takes over a 2-7 team that has been unable to full y use th e talents of quar te rbac k J im Kelly , th!' form er U.S. Footba ll League record-setter . Levy, who se r ved .a s color co mmentator for Buffa · lo's road exhibition gam es the las t four seasons. had coached the Ka nsas City Chiefs to a 31-42 r·ecor d fr om 1978 to 1981. · Bulloug h had bee n cr itic.ized for a ·co ns er va tive gam e pl an that did no t capita lize on Ke lly 's strong a rm . The Bills r ank · seventh in the AFC In passing offense. but are only 11th in the co nferen ce In scoring. aver aging 19.1 poin ts a ga m e. " Offen sively, I see som e g ood things," said Levy, whose Bills ar e home Sunday for Pittsbu rgh. " We have to cut down on the mista kes . ... I don 't want to see 12 men on the fi eld a nd I don ' t want (co ntinued on page C-8) have to contain Brooks , who is t he only back to rus h for m or e than 100 ya r ds against Hous ton this season . " Broo ks is th eir offense," Glanville sa id . "We just hav e to contain him and keep him from cutting bac k again st us. We' ll just have to close off his gaps. He's as versatile as a ny ba ck in pro footb a ll ." . The Oilers held Bengals' qua r- ·. terback Boomer Esias on to unde r 200 , ya rd s in their fir st m ee tin g, with Crls Collinsworth hauling. in four passes fo r 97 yards. " Crls is as smart and deceptive as any receiver in the gam e ," said Oilers corner back Patr ick Allen. ' 'He does n't have bl azing s peed. but he likes to draw you in close to him and then spr int by you ." The Oiler s defe nse has sl ipped to 12th in the NFL, alter being ra nked firs t a fe w weeks ago. Only Tampa Bay and Mia mi have allo wed more rus hing yards. 1. Roge r w. Hysell , Cas hi er. of the a bove- na m ed bank do her eby dec la r e tha t thi s Report of Condition has been prepared in con for mance with t he inst r uctions issued by the Board of Gover nors of the Federa l Res.e rve Sys te n; a nd the Stat e Ba nk · lng Athorlty and is tru e to t he best of my kno wledge and belief. We·, the unde rsigned dl r~ct ors . att est to the correctness of this Re por t of Condl · tlon and dec lare that it has been exa min ed by us and to the best of our knowledge a nd beli ef has bee n pr epared In co nfo rm ance with t he instruct ions Iss ued by the Board of Governors of the F~ de ra l Reserve Sys te m a nd t h~ State Ba nkin g Authortty a nd is true a nd cor rect. · Roger W. Hysell , Cas hi er Ferman E . Moore Richard C. F oll rod - Directors Paul E . Kloes Stat e of Ohio. Count y of Meigs. ss : Sworn to and subscr ibed be fore me thi s .llth day of Octobe r, 1986 . Jo Ann Cris p, Notary Public. Sta te of Ohio My Commi ssion Expires July 11 , 1988 THREE BRILUANT DEDUCTIONS FROM 1987 CHEVY lh TON 11612. Pickup, gray with nd Interior, power lleering, power Po••lble Tax Advantage• For You On A t887 Chevrolet _ , ....._ • t n.. The new Federal Tax law will ctlange all types of corporate tax rates. 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Sport C...O, blue with black custom cloth interior, crulae, v.a, autamatic, faekn' air, AM·FM .llereo cuoette, ....... will! tacll, wt, ·lnlermltlenl wipers, rally wbeela, ...... spoiler. u.t.............................. fl!,275.00 Lell Gribble Dille............~.· ~0:: . . . . . . . . . . .111,976 IICHEVY%TON iE::k·~ ..... ~:.~~. ~: ~iee.oo '""''""''''"""" 8'1 CHEVY CAVALlER - ·.door, ll'lfwiii!JI'IIJ elolh lntedor, Urded giUI, Door mltl, fadllry air, oport mlmn, crulae, fael lnjeeted, t cylinder, aulomltie, wbiiiWaD radial, AM- 11017. 4door' willie will! blao claCb tntertor, 4 eyllndll', fuel injeeted, atd«npttc, rear .Wca•, r.ctory air. ...... WI, ponr Jlea'laC, power bnlleo, AJil.l1l olereo FM.Iila'eocr_..,, caeaetle, wbilewall ndllla. Lilt..............................$12,231.00 t..., Grtbllle Dtl4:................... ua..............................f!o.-.oo Lou Grlbllle Dlle........,.fl,ll7•• .................... 110,797 : ,. \ ....................... 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Red will! red Interior, power lleerlaC. power .hrabl, v.a, 4 llpeed IDIDual, ndlo, l'llllllllno, painted ,... step, beavy duly ouapeulon. Lllt ..............................$11,121.1) lal Grlllllle llll<.....:.....n,m.. YOUR PRICE ......................... - ~ _, Wilh our compotlllve pricing. im· medlole availabiity, an<! upcoming 1987 Fecleral Tax changes, now ls the time. Set your tax accountant, ancl th!n see us !Of a new ChtvrtMt1tOday. r7 CliEVY VAN 81CHEVY%TON MQ, v.a. auktlllltie, pupa, radlal lim, radio, lleavy duty IUipelllioo, tinted glaa. ~ Llal. ................................$1l,IE.tJO Lela Gribble Dtlc!: ..............fltZ71. brakes, 1. ,.......... ., ............. ,.,,.. .. 2. ",.. .. ,..a...t ......... ... .., .. ~ 3.w,,..,..;.,....._ ... ,_~..In 1986 are tully de<lucllbleon.,our 1986 Federal TaM Return. ~0 signs o.f old ~ge from Enring The Suhday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-.,..:. Cincinnati vet.helping ·Venezuelan ·winter club Bl· l lnil ed Press Jn tern~ ti onal Indian s allowed onr ru n IX'Ioi;e. Cellics 1!8 , Bullets 86 Vc1eran Cincin na ti Re(ls short· brin g roiici"NI in lht· cigiHh U\1(1; At La ndover, Md. , Larry Bird stop Dave Conrcpcion has helped im prorcd ·io 2-1. Pa ul Wilmer of, scored 32 points , and Dennis the Aragua Ti ger s of the Venr· the St. Loub Canlinals rl'i ir1·qp Jo hnson hi t an 18-foot baseline z ue la n League be fore ev,cn join · and a llowNI two run.o and two jum per . with 11 seconds left to ing the club. lripiPs in lhC' nin l h ir;J ning . " lead Bos ton. The Bullets overConcepcion. a na tive o t Ara · In Olhfil' \'cnC'ZUPI~in lC'Hg U~ t'5t yet. · . ca m e a s ix -point deficit In the gua . urged ·the Tigers 10 sign .ga me,, Kur1 Siillwrll , whu bra(. ., E rv ing, who has a nnounced his fina l 6:46, tying the gam e85-Ri on catcher Terry McGriff and cen · OUI Co ncPpdo n ror ilH · Rcds •. ttreme nt e ff('Cttve at the end of Je ff Malone's one-hand 17-footer terflelder Orsino Hill, bol h Cin s hor ts !op jo b l as t se ason. :this sea son, sca,red 23 points with 31"seconds left . Was hington cinnali prospects who played slammed a double a nd a sin gle, rlda y night tolead the 76ers to a was led Malone's 26 point s . T riplr·A bal l a t Denrer las l a nd dr ovr• in t wo r·uns 10 hPl p ~~~ . 4- 97 vic tory over the San Bucks 115, Nets 94 s umm rr . . Zuli a Ag uil as dcfc•a ! Ca racas 8-Z-, ntonlo Spu rs. At East Ru therford. N.J , Cra ig McGri ll went 3 for 4 Thursday In t he Dominican League, Jose C Jones, the consummate team Hodges scored 19 point s. lnclud· nigh t , includi ng a do uble . a nd Ma nu el Mota , son of tormer-' ~layer, was surprised' the Slxer s lng 5 of 6 s hooting fr om 3- point Hill drove in two ru ns and scored majo r leaguer Man ny Mota .', ~clde <,l to hang his banne r in the ra nge, and Ricky Pi erc e led all tw ice in helping Aragua to a 5·4 capped a three· ru n ra lly wit~thi; ~pectr um rafter s along with scorer s with 24 points to se nd the victory over the · Magallanes game·w inning RB I an d the Sljllanne r s hono ring Bllly Cun - Net& to their fo urt h consecu tive Na·v i gotors a t Va l enci a. ga rmen of Ihe Eas t defeat ed the.. ningha m, Ha l Greer a nd public loss . Ho dges sank 3 3-poiriters Velenzuela . · Lions .1-2 for their fift h ,ltd dress a nnounce r Dave Zinkoff . early in the t hird per iod as Do n Schulze of t he Cleveland Erving. on the other ha nd, is Mil waukee turned a 58·52 half41eeded by Ibis year 's edition of tim e lead. Into a n 81-62 adva ntage · .h e 76e rs. midway th r ou g h the quart er. ' :l Cent er J e ff Ruland sat out the · Hawks 108, Suns 86 . f!an Antonio game with a knee At Atlanta, Kevin Willis scored rnjury and won't return until the 22 points and gra bbed 19 re&we llin g dl sap""a rs e ntirely . bounds to- lead the unbe aten f. t" 'I' :Cha rles Barkley, who s uffered Hawks tq . their fourth victory. 'l!J ternal bleeding a fte r a fall in a The Ha wks got 22 points irom ues day night loss a t Indi ana, reserve Mike McGee. Cliff Leowlll mi ss a t le ast a week . vin gs ton and Randy "Wit tm an : Th e Si xers lost the two gam es eac h scored 12. Phoenix, 2-2, was ~a r kl ey missed last year, pu t paced by guar d Jay Humphr ies ~ is ye ar have won two consecuwith 16 points. •3 .4 CUBIC INCHES · ftlve games without him. Qlazers 120, Mavericks 113 •SOLID STATE IGNITION ,., Maurice Cheeks ha s also At Portland; Steve John son tllc ked th ings up. Cheeks scored •ANTI-VIBRATION scored 4 points in overtime to 't7 point s, dished out 18 ass is ts lead the Tra il Blazer s to their •AUTOMATIC OILER •, gncl had a career-hi gh 8 steals. firs t vic tory in ilve games in a •CHAIN BRAKE · "' Philadelphia will c~unt on him co ntes t ma rred by a serious leg •VER!ICAL CYLINDER 'jh ore if Ruland and Ba~kley don't injur.v to th~ Trail Blazer s' , t.eturn quickly. center Sam Bowie. Bowie we nt ,JERSEY RETIRE D - Bohhy Jones, e ight-year veter an of the :• "This vir torv kind of got us up over Sam P e rkins for a s hot Philadelphia i6e rs, holds up hl• jersey ( 24 ) afte r it Was olficially . . toge ther as a team and thi s a nd crumpled to th e ground with retir ed in ce r.emonies a t the Spectr um in Philadelphia prior to the i hould help us down the s tretch." a possibly br oken or ·s prained Sixe rs·San Antonio Spurs game Friday nigh!. His is only the fourth !Cheeks sa id. right s hin a nd lefl the court on a lo he retired hy Philad elphia. (UP I) ~ San Antonio 's Mike Mitchell str e tche,r scored a game-high 24 po in ls. to help the Lakers offse t a ga m e wi nning str ea k. The Cava· Lakers 138, De nver 116 lie rs were led b)' rookie Ron .lind J ohnny Moore added 20. 31 -point effort by Alex E nglish . At In glewood . Calif. , J a m es Ha r per's 29 poi nts and West (, In other gam es , Bos ton de - . Worthy sank his firs t 9 s ho ts en Cava lie rs 11 5, Warl'iors 114 added 18. Purv is Short led the teated Was hingto n, 88·86; DeAt Oakla nd Cali f., Mark West' s m ute to a 30- point per formance War riors wilh :D points and .t,roit bea t Chicago.l1 5-109; Mil and Magic J ohnson collected 16 dunk with 4 seco nds remai ning wa ukee routed New J ersey. CHESTER 985-3308 · points a nd 18 assis ts io lead Los cappe'd a 15·poin t com eback a nd Terry Teagle a dded 28. 1 1o-94 ; Atl ant a ripped Phoe nix . An ge ll'!'. Wo r thy hit 15 of 17 shot s s nap ped Go iM n Sta te's l hrec~06-86; Portland outlas ted Dal - · r------......:.-------:----------,----~~-----.l....-------------::=::-:-:-:====:::': . 120·113. in two ove rtlmes; Ange les outscored De nver , s ; -115. a nd Clevela nd edged CO lde n Sfafr . 11 5-114. ;. Pl•ton• 115, Bulls 109 t Chicago. lsia h Thom as ~cored 14 of hi s 29 points in the lourth quarter to hand Chi ca go t'lic lr fi rs t loss in four ga mes. AHr ian Da ntley scored 24 points. ; (nnie John son 21 a nd Bill ' r..almbeer 20 for Det roit , whi ch 6\lenrd Its record at 2·2. Michat>l OPE~ DAILY t0-9 Jllrd an sco red 33 po int s a nd SUNDAY 12-6 C') l ar les Oa kley 20 for Chi cago . ~ By SCOTI' NEWMAN ;' UPI Sports Write r :I On the night Bobby Jones had $ 1s number re tired. PhlladeiJl hia 's Juliu s Ervin g s howed he ~ n 't ready ·to collect a pension ~ t . ·Ridenour Supply ... G a..... .... ,.. .--. All lOCal sales taxes paid Pomeroy- Middleport....:.Gallipolis. Ohio.....:.Point Pleasant. W. Va . po,._., Ull .............................. $1%,511.!11 lal Grlbl>le Dlle. ......... .fl,Jil... Yotnl · PIUCE ................... f11 9 11517. su-.do, hnJ ' - bnnze and tan will! ........ny eusloln clolll Jlllerlor, V_., aatomatte, cruiae, tilt, n11J "'-11, AM-FM llleno cal'llle, lliding rear wincion, heavy cl1iy ltllpllllion. LOADED. Ull ......... ..................... f13,5!2.00 Lou Grlllllle llll<..........,fZ,llt. 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P. recept io n a nd I!J:ess confert:'nce. In 1952-53, Franci s and his Rio Gra nde Co ll ege bas ke tball team whic h dribbled their way to an (fnmatched .19-0 record. The won tota l s till ranks as the most v c tories In a season by a co llege earn . F ra ncis nea rly rewrote the ~C AA a nd NA lA record books In the process. Among his accomp· lls hments a re · thi- NC M top lng le-smson scori ng average (18 .31, bes t two year average \47-11 a nd point s in a single ga me 1!31. His NAJA m ar ks are simil ar ~l i\gle-season sco ring aver age (~ . 11 a nd point s In a sing le ga me ll6l . < The NAJA recogn izes a ll games th at Ri o Grande pl ayed in cli!te rmlnlng F ra ncis' recor ds, ll'nll e the NCAA only acknowl ~ es ga m es wit h degr ee · w antlng .lns tltutlo ns. ~he 1952-53 team cracked the 10!)-polnt barri er oit 23 occ as ions In averaging 101.1 marker s per c;ont est, compared to thei r oppo: ryent s ' sla tes of 68. 2. They a lso esia blis hed a collegiate record 1\'lth 39 stra ight .w ins. Fran cis was a Unit ed Press In tern a tion al, He lms Foundation a nd Associa ted Press AllAm erican . ; Along th!' way, he set NAIA season s ta nda rds for fie ld go als t< 7081 , fr ee throws 15381, po ints ( 1 , ~4 ) a nds avera ge (50 .1) . . : F'rancls went on to hit for n.early 50 points per game the following year , Including ll3 P,Oint s In one game . against ~(Us dal e College, which Is recog~ize d today a s the collegiat e record. The Redmen wen t 21· 7ln , 1953·52, ranking in the top 20 In the nation. "' - 6-Puckel Camouftage Cargo , _ For canylng shelll more . •• 13.97 A. lnsulotlt) Hooded Sweatshirt Color and size cho ice. IY2 hvenl:tle, Insulated Hunt· 1.27 ' tngVotl.ln color cnolco. Savel . I . Or•ge Vinyl Safety Vtst Amust for lhe hunter. Shop now l our Reg. 49.97. Mnftary Field Jac:ktt with button-In Uner, drawstring waist. A greet buy! 4.97 'och D. Aasehel kntt Und•rwear .. •' Top or boMom. 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SIFE works hop in Columbu s The Rio Grande College team recently. cr~ates about 35 new -projects a SIFE is a program for college year. The regional and Internal ional and ~~lversity students to develop and present innovative, rompetltions are' held In the creative and eifectlve proj¢ct s to . spr'lng. Business leaders judge selected age groups. The pro- the oral presehtation of project ject s reflect economic concepts, acomplishments based on crea systell's and practices on which tivit y and effectiveness of the · educa.tlonal endeavors. the United States is b~il l. Participation in SJFE gives Students rela te those systems and practices to current Iss ues s tudent~ an op)lOI'tunity -to re such as over-extended go'll'rn- ce ive an evaluation 'from the ment , Inflation a nd declining judges and to market themselves to America's greatest entrepreproductivity. Headq uanered in Springfield. neurs and top corpo rate Mo., S!FE Inc .. oper ates in three executives. SlFE is a non -profit corporaphases : The workshop, economic awareness project.s and regional lion with , a .. stated purpose of bringing America's collegians and l'nternational competitions. .and citizens to a greater underThe> fall workshop is designed tJ provide detaiiPd instruction in standing of the support for the how to create and operate a SIFE great free market economic ·Chapf('t', It includes training in system_. Teams are located across the leadership,-orga niza t imnal skills , motivationat ·skill s a nd enc<iur- United States and In Mexico. Tnis year . the Rio Grande agl'S students to become ieaders ' · College team has the theme of and advocates of the. free enter"Carrying on the Spirit of 1787." prise sys tem. Projects will · inelude a play During_ the academic year . the Biggest Selection Around Fresh~ 60 New Trucks on the Grouf,d ONE-ON-ONE - Stan Smyl ( 12) -of the 1 Ba~rasse (30f I~ first-perjod action at Buffalo Vancouver Canu cks lines up his first goal of the Friday night. Vancouver won 7-6. (UPI) night against Buffalo Sahres goaltender Tom Oilers taking. advantage of schedule and has 14 points - three fewer than the Oilers. who have pl_ayed one more game . "They are playing very well. " Edmo nt on ce nt er Wa yn e Gretz ky said . "They have a lot of confide nce against us. We know what It' s like to have th at confidence." The Calgary-Edmonton series has become one of the NHL's most heated rivalries. The Oilers had continually frustrated the Flames until last season. when Calgary. looki ng ahead to an eventua l playoff matchup with Edmonton, improved Its offense by acquiring John Tonelli from the New York Islande rs and Joe Mullen from the St. Louis Blues . . Since the deals, Calgary is 8-3 . agains t the Oilers'. Edmonton was f/-0- I against the Flames la st season until Mullen and Tonelli joined the rivalry. Prior to this season. the Flames had never defeated the Oilers twice in a season in Edmonton's eight-year NHL history, Ca lgary wa,s trailin g :l-2 until Macinnis banked in a shot off the .leg of Oilers goalie Andy Moog at 4:20 of the middle period for his second goal of the game. Carey Wilson scored 62 seconds later and Tonelli mad e it 5-3 with a power-play gqal at 9:52 of the secane. In other games, Vancouver ou tscored Buffalo. 7-6, and Win nipeg blanked St . Louis , 2-0. Carolyn's moves into larger location; expands offerings This is the last year for America's Price Leader Cremeens _F uneral Chapel now senring Gallia -County Now In t:nitt•d Pn·~ s lnlt•rn at ion al Stock...--.::::~~ Saturday' s Rt-suH:-. E a.st ('o a... t Ciu ard U , M urh.;t j ('olp; :tit• '!i, Brown :1 GA LLIPOLIS - The CrPmecns Funera l Chaprl, 75 Grape St .. Gallipolis, is now in opcrat ion · and se rving the communit y. ,Ja v and Andrea Crcm<'l'nS. ow ners and direeto rs, bega n co nstr uct io n of the neil• i,JIII sq uare root facility .Jui_l' I. Acco rdin g to Ja _l' Cremeens. "The fun era l home L1 totallv accessible to the · handi capped and offers full traditional funeral SNI·iccs , partial scr\'ircs, pre-. ~ Hoi,\' Cr oss li, Rut'knt'll HI lth ut· a 10, forti and St al1• 12 :\11ddltohurv ~ . Sorwldl i Pt•nn St. 1;, M urvl and 1:; RhrKIP lsi. :1~. Sol;lh<"rn fuiln . IX St. .John' s:!~. Gt•orgt•town 21 St. lnunt•nf•t• 1; RPI 0 CheveUe CS Hatchback Coupe FACTORY AUTHORIZED NEW TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE NAVISTAR ~ INTIRNADONAL "- I I MEDIUM , HEAVY AND SUPER DUTY TRUCKS . They all start at TRUCK PARTS & EQUIPMENT INC. I ST. RT. 56 WEST • ATHENS, OHIO 45701 614-593-7758 TOLL FREE IN STATE 1-800-282·8241 OUT OF STATE 1-800-848-8391 l Awoy · lou will ' AWAY "THI MOST COMPLETE TRUCK PARTI AND SERVICES iN . THI TRI·ITATI ARIA" IN HOUSE MACHINE SHOP FULL LINE TRUCK PARTS •150 Ton Press •Sunnen Hone lor Kingpin Fitting •Boilout Tonk •Drive Shaft lathe with Tubing & Ends in Stock •Bogey Bushing Replacement " (Hendrickson Suspension) •Cummins Engine Ports •Hendrickson Bogey Ports •Detroit Diesel Allison •Baldwin Filters •Midland Broke PaFts •C.R. Seals •Kelsey-Hayes Broke Drums •Federal Mogul Bearings · •Blackhawk Hydraulic Jocks and Tools · •Phillips Block Heaters •Terex Clutch Assembly •Fuller Transmissions •AMP Electrical Ports •Spicer U-Joints •Fieetrite Truck Ports •Dayton 5th Wheels •Nelson Exhaust Sy_ stems •Caterpillar Engine Ports •Belmore Winter Fronts & loctlre Products .•Bendix •Shell -Oil and lubricants •Distributor & Service lor Most Other Truck Ports and Equipment Companies Fuel Injection ~ump Service Cylinder Head Reconditioning Engine line Boring of Com & Main Bearing Journals COMPLETE BODY SHOP •Customized Pointing •Sand Blasting . •Aluminum & Stl!el Welding •Fiber Gloss W0 rk •Fabricating •IH F-5070 Wrecker with 750 Holmes .•' . I Small Call 446-3672 • busines.~t workshop planned RIO GRANDE - A workshop focusing on small business management wil l bl' condu cted on the ca mpus of Rio Grande College and Communi ty College Tuesday . · ' , Sponsored by SrF E (Students in Free Enter prise! , the progra m Is designed to presen t information on management skills for those curren tly operating busi nesses and for those co nsidering the star t-up of a business. Douglas McGrew, a retired execu tlve with the Union Ca rb ide Corp .. -will be gu est spea kel' at the two-hour seminar. McGrew is _cha irman of SC()RE 1Senior Corps of ~ti r ed Executives ). HIE' cu r r~ n t l )' lectures on business skills and procedures at Marietta College. . SCORE. a di vision of the Small Busi ness AdminiStrat ion. is a voluntary group of ret ired men a nd women sharing their accumu lated busi ness and professional experience and knowled ge with others . The wo rkshop will fo cus on .such div erse man agement co ncer ns as business functions, publi c rel ations . advertising and fin aQce. · " We believe the seminar will assis t not only those now In busi ness, but. also th_ose who are co nside rin g opening a busi ness. " said Mike' Brown, student coordinat or for the workshop. · The ¥ 'mlnar begins at 6. p.m. In Room 106 ot'the School of Business building. While offered as a free service to the community. the sponso rs a re reques ting that those who plan to attend please contact th<' school of busi ness at 24Vi3~3 or in Ohio 1-800-282-7201. ·- . We Ap·p1eciate You1 Business! CARS arrangements , crema t to ns. church services and a cllst g\larantced progra m for prepaid fune ra l plans." An open house for the public is planned ' for Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 15-16. The new facility ran accommodat e 350 indi viduals for a funeral service with a formal funeral chapel seat ing 200. Four separate fune ra l l'isitatio ns can be conducted with privacy assured ..--Business Briefs:-- If you are looking for a new car, pickup or quality used automobile ~ See one of our courteous salespersons: Bill Davis, Jim Walker, Mike Sickels, Colin Sounders, Marshall Satterfield, Roger Dillard or _Dwight Stevers. log, Pulpwood & lowboy Trailers I $52 8 5 You Asked For Them~We Got 'Em HOURS MON. -fRI . 7:30-S:OO SAT. 8:00-12:00 SPECIAl PARTS DEliVERY M·F open and serving the oommunlty. An open hoUse is scheduled for Nov. 15-16 so the public can acquaint itself with the new facility. SERVING THE COM~IUNITV - Cremeens , Funeral Chapel, 75 Grape St., Gallipolis, Is' now 20 Collegt- Cornt•ll 15, \ ' al1 • II Hof..;tr a ~I. Hoh art New location for Carolyn's CHEVETTES Yor k Giants play at Philadelphi a. Dallas welcomes the Los Angeles Raiders and St. Louis is at San Francisco. The Cleveland Browll~ play home Monday agains t the Miami Dolphins . n~· portrayi ng a discussion amon! the "fathe rs'' of the Cons tltutlon, a a!O years ago speech focusing on the signi gn of the Cons tltutlon, an educational pro!P'am conduc ted jointly with the Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club and a free enterprise computer game to he us ed In the area Talented and Gifted progra ms. In the pas t three year s· of par ticipat io n, the_ Rio Grande College team has placed twice in third place and once in . sixth place in the int ernational co mpetition. The Rio SIFE members may· ear n three hours of co llege credit for taking part in the program. Current members are: Amy Heaberlin. Mark Oliver , Lau ra Carolyn's, formerly located Brunica rdl, Trey Sei be I, Larry at 366 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Conrad. Jack Jenkins. John has moved into new and Caraway, Scott Becker. Sharon roomier quarters at 412 SeHeadings, Sharon Holstein, Mike •cond Ave. and is currently Brown. Melodae Henry and Lori having a major opening. The Foster. store has also ex panded Its Attending were Bev Wilkins. offerings and has add ed a adv isor; Nita E. Dailey, comcandy store, gilt department munications consultant; and stu and line of linen items to its dent s Amy Heaberlin. Mark merchandise . ,\ ' view of one Oliver. Laura Brunicardi. Mike St·ctlon of store's main noor is Brown, Melodae Henr,- and Lori at right, while store staff seen Foster. in the above photo are, from left, Karen Ragland, Mary Russell, Gaynelle Lynch, Edith Speakman, owner Carolyn G rov<' and her hushand ,John. Astro Passenger Vans-3 in Stock {:()a~lteS---------------~c~o~nt~in=ue~d~f~ra~m~p~a~g~e~c-~71~--------------nine or 10 aut there either. injured, Tom Flick will make his The. Steelers have split their second NFL start and seco nd In last s ix games after starting the as many games. season with thr ee tosses. Veteran Since the loss of the ir top rwo wide receiver John Stallwortb quarterbacks, the Char gers have may return after missing t-he last relied on leading ru stier Gary fi ve games with a knee injury, Anderson, who has run fo r 342 but All-Pro rece iver Louis Lipps yards and a touchdown in 81 is ques tionable wi th hip and back carries this season. Anderson is ailments. . also San Diego's leading receiver Saunders los t his head- coach- with 42 ·catches, six fo r ing debut last week when th e touchdowns. Kansas City Chiefs rallied for a In other games Sunday, the 24 -23 vic tory. The Chargers . who New York Jets · are at Atlant a, have lx'~n unable to genera te Tampa Bay plays host to Chitheir usually potent passi ng cago. Houston entertains Cincina ttack. will bt' usin g their th ird - nati, New Orleans welcomes the string quar terbac k again Sundav Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota aga inst t,he AFC Wes t-leading plays at Detroit , Seattle Is at DenvN Broncos . With starter Kansa s City, Green Bay plays Dan Fou ts and -Mark Herrmann host to Was hington . the New ness RGC students attend Chevrolet;.Oldsmo~ile Factory ' - ·· •• California outfielder Reggie Kansas Cit y and Larry Herndon. Jackson, pitcher. Ter ry Forster of Detroit afso flied Friday; and third baseman Doug DeCin- bringing the major-league total ces filed for free agency Friday , to . 5~ .' More than 100 veteran• bringing the number of Arigels ' players are eligible to become players on the free -agent list to free agent s and hav e until seven. Outfielders Lynn Jones of Tuesday to file. ~ Trucks-Trucks-TruckS By LOU RABITO UPI Sports Writ~r The Edmonton Oi lers ca n tha n~ the sc hedule-maker for their fir st -place standing in the Sm_vthe Divis ion. The Calgary F la mes would lead the divisio n if they didn 't have to play the other 19 teams. AI Macinnis scored his fi rst two goals of the season and added -two ~ ss is t s in the Flames' !i-4 triumph over the Oilers. Calgary·~ seco nd victory this week over Edmonton. The Flames, who defeated the Oilers in a grueling seven- game playoff series last seaso n, are 3-0 aga inst Edmonton so far this season. Ca lgary, though, is only 4-7 aga in st the rest of the league . ' ,·.,. . TRUCKS 446-2000 A lltel increase.~ dividend payment HUDS ON. Ohio - An In crease in the quarterly dividend on common stock to 51 cents per share has been approved by the , boa rd of di r';Cto rs of . Alltel Corp.. a telecorpm unlcallons com pan ~ providing local telephone service In the eastern part of Meigs County . , · The dividend previously was 49 cents. The new indicated annual dividend will be $2 .1)1 per common share, an Increase of eight cents, or 4 percent over the annual rate established In October 1~85. The dividend iS payable Jan. 3, 1~87. to . shareholders of record on Nov. 28. This represents ihe 26t h consecutive year In which the · common stock divid end has been Increased. The board also declared the regular quarterly dividends on ali series· of the company 's preferred stock, payable Dec. 15 to shareholders of record at Nov. 2$. ,) ' to eac h famil y. A drive-through carport was attached to the building to allow fam ih· members to ex it their vehic-les and enter the funeral home du ri ng times of in clement weather. 11 li ghted off-str eet parking area for 40 cars at the rear of the funeral home is also prov ided for th e convenience of vis it ors. Phone number of the new c hapel is 446-6333. To purch,ase land GALLIPOLIS- Caroly ~ ' s has not only ex panded into a new location, but has added to its retail line to better serve its customers. according to owne r Carolyn Grove. The store has moved from it s previous loca ti on at ~66 Second Ave. Into 412 Second -Ave., allowing for two floors of merchandise ranging from uniforms to gift items. The new st.ore also includes inventor_v from The Linen Shoppe. the stor e John and Carolyn Grove operat ed at 53 Court St. "We fe lt the need to expand," she ex plained. " We had so me ideas and felt the need for a shop such as Ca rolyn's in downtown Gallipolis. When th is building b€'came avai lable, everything s<>emed pe r fe c t ~ It 's a building th at was built for re ta il use and it's a real pleasure to have ou r busi ness ther~ " sleepwea r, full -figu re fa shion and jewelr_v department s. Jn addition. gift items haw beCn add ed, including such st uffed animal it ems as "Farmer Char lie 's" pigs and "Samuel Spa ni el. " The gift department tilso The main flo or of Ca roly n's features clothing , linen item > aM such new offerings as the cand,- s tore, which featur es Old London ca ndies manufactured in Nort h Ca nton . Retailing the candies arc a part of the store 's respo nse to Gov. Ri chard Celest e's 'r'l'quest fo r merchants to promote Ohio-made produ cts. Mrs. Grove said the s tar~ has a lso ad ded a frag'rancc depart ment. offerin~ leading bra nds of cosmetics a nd perfumes . Thr floor also ca rri es man y of thr linen it ems found at the Cour t Street store . "We still have all thr finr linens we had over 1he rr. in add it ion to custom-made dl'aper· ies and window tr eat men ts. such as min i-blinds and vertica l woods and plea ted shades ." she said. The lingerie depar tmen t has been ex panded. as haw been the has numf'rou s ilcms sel ling for undrr s:l. Mrs. Grove sal e! . The basemen t is devoted to t he uniform and maternity depart ment. with a full -time uniform co nsull an t on du tv. Acccssibilitv to the basemen i has been incr cased thr ough the pr<:"Senct• of an clrr;1to r. Carolyn's ll'li S opened in Jnnu ary 1974. r arr,· in ~ onl.v uniform s, add ing on until 19 79. when it took over the back half oft he store and add e d th e fu ll - figure dE'partm cnt. A ma jor OJl(!n in g is now undcrwav . Mrs. Grove sa id . and the store presen tly empl oys s ix proplr . Tax reform signals c~ange for money news publications COLUMBUS (UP)) - The Ohio State Univers it y Board of Tru stees have ' authorized the purchase of land and the hiring of a n a rchitectu ral and engineering money - in stocks, bonds, mutu al firm as steps that will allow By"DAVID VESEY · funds, commodities, collf'C Iiblcs. WOSU -AM to extend its broadUPI Bushmss Writer WASHINGTON iUPli - New- etc. cast hou rs . That has been good tor the The Federa l Communica tions sletters and taxpayers who re ly on newsletter business. and good for Co mmission currently lis ts the them for financial information are some subscribers. station as a day timer. meanin g bracing for unwelcome chan gt>s Now, both newsletter publishe rs the station signs on as lat e as 8: 02 under taX reform . a .m. and off as ear ly as 6:15p.m. Some changes arc "discrimina- and non-business subscribers sav In the winter. . tory and ridicu lous." said James they don 't like parts of the tax OSU will now· be abl e td see k Da~ldsort. editor of the Strategic ·revision bill that Congress is expeCted to pass before it s ~t h' bids for the construction of tnl·es tment newsletter. session ends. nighttime transmit ter fac ilities Under cu rrent law. investors Th e new law sav s indiv idual that will give the station the ha ve been able to writ e off the taxpayers no longer ;,.Il l be able to a bility to be able to broadc ast 24 expense of_ newsletters that tell hours. However. plans call for them how and where to invest deduct miscellaneous business cxpenst>s - such as newslett ers and the station to expand broadcast other ·publica tions. union du es, Ing hours to 5 a.m. to midnight. moving costs and tax preparation bills - unless they excwcl two pe rcent of gross income. In other wo rds, a taxpayer whO CLEVELAN D !UP II - A Blue The rat e increases. if app1·oved, earns $40.000 wou ld not ~ allal\'ed Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio would be the fi rst for Blue Cross to wrtte off personal bu siness rat_e req uest for non-group poli- and Blue Shield of Ohio since expenses unless they amount to cies now before the Ohio Depart- 1983. more than $300. " We know our senior citizens ment of Insurance could mean Businesst>s still would be allowed higher Insurance costs for about have a hard time paying their to w1it e off the full expense of 10 percent of the organization's premiums, but there's nothing newsletters. customers , Blue Cross officia ls we can do." Ro gers said . But the reslliction on individuals ' 'When the federal gover nment may be enough to persuade some said Friday . Supplemental coverage for se- cuts bac k on what Medicare Investors to cancel subscriptions to nior citizens, known as Medifil , covers, we have no choice but to newsletters- and that is expected would Increase 42 percent from increase the cost of Medlfli. And to affect the industry. $52 .57 to $74.49 a month for the we don't have the power we need ''It's going to hurt ," said Charles high-option plan, and 39 percent to contro l hospital costs. an issue Allmon editor of Growih Stock from $44.16 to $61.30 for the now before the state legis la - o.itlook, a popular newsletter that low-option plan. AbQut 95,000 ture, " Rogers said. "In 1968, the ha's been around for 22 years. people are covered t;ly the plans, deductible was $40 . The fede~al "Like In anything else," said tax g0vernment has raised the de - attomev Joel Weingarten of Be· · a Blue Cross spokesman said. "With eac h dollar we recleved ductible every year since. In thesda : Md., "the really good In 1986 for Medifil premiums , we 1987, It will be $520." (newsletters) probably don't have Blue Cross and Blue Shield of that much to worry about. But the are paying out about $1.35, " said Jerome' Rogers . executive vice Northern Ohio merged 'with marginal ones - that's another president of' corporate relations Toledo Blue Cross April 8 and questlon." taler become Blue Cross and for the organization. They are not worried at the Premiums for about 35,000 Blue Shield of Ohio. The com- Kiplinger .W ashlngton Newsletter. people under 65 covered for pany · em ploys 2. 'illO people and "It Isn't going to have much effect surgical and catastrophic benef- covers about 1.7 mllllon people on us because We're not that its would increase '!I pe; cent. throughout Ohio . expensive ... just $18 a year. " said Blue Cross seeks rate hike ,, : • Jack t-.:icsrcr, ch ief of staff ~t Kipl ing(' r. But ma n_l' of the hu ndrcds of av;,1ilabiC' finan d al n rws l pfl ~I' S arr cx)l'nsil'r - costing hundreds of dollars a ym r. OJ\'idson sai d somr of 1hr ·'\\'Orst 0 and high-prircd" newslett ers mav 001 sUI'I'II'e tJx revisio n. The iro ny. is. said Davidson. "pro pi~ wi ll nrctl invrstm'cnt nrwslcllers more than th<'y ha1·c in thr past" lx'ca u s~ tax refmm is going to cnruur.•gr invrstors to pu t th."" ir m onP~' in financi al ma rkrts. The tax bill closes most of the shelters that. for )'ears. encouraged inv~t or s to put money in surh oo n·liqu id assrts as rru l CS HIT C. timlx> r and fa rmin;t. i\nd "IJU )'ing and holding will no longPr h(' advantagrous" unck'r tax rrform because of a rf'!luction of long-tCI'm capital gains advantages. "The way to get rich used to tx' find loopho le. , let time mise thc~­ ,·a luc and cash 1hem In at a low rate of tax ," said Davidson. "The new law says if you _make a profit In five minutes. it will be, taxed the sa mr as if you had 11 :.:1years." Thus. Inves tors likely will seek quick profit-s In financial ma rke ts .,. creat ing a greater need for professional adv iCI' through newsletters and other m;,ans. " It would be to thr govcr nml'nt's advant age to allow and r ncouragl' professional udvlec to be wrttten off" beeaust> the government will benefit from tax fi'Venues generated by greater profit s in nnancl~l markets, said Davidson . . . Imposing a two )l't-cent irtgg!E'r for personal business dcducli:ms Ls arbltra1y, said Davidson. And "It could be th at ali newsletters will suffer bl'Cause people are stupid," he said . �' The Sunday Times-Sentinel anti.~--~ Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CITY OF GALLIPOLIS 618 Second Avenue . Gallipolis. ()hio 45631 I Separate sealed bids for the sale of the following .parcel of land will be reoeived by the City Manager of the City of Gallipolis. Ohio at his Office at 518 Second Avenue, Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 until 12 :00 Noon. local time on Friday. November 14·. 1986. thon et said office publicly opened end read aloud . Situated in the State of Ohio, Gatlia County. City of Juttb.V limes- $entinel Public Notice Gallipolis, all that properw PUBtiC HEARING The Gallipolis City Pl81l· ntng Commtssion will hold a public hearing at 7 :00p.m . on Thursday, November 20. 19B6. in the Gallipolio Mu· niclp al Courtroom, 618 Se· cond Avenue, Gallipolis. Ohio. Ohio . Said parcels contamThe Soard wiiL:meet at the lng approximately 2. 114 request of Daniel and Bev· acres. Property has frontaae erly Dunkle, B4 Locust qf approximately 312 B3 Street, who desire to add an teet on State Route 160 and , addition to their 'residence in is zoned light Industrial en Urba" Reiidenti al Dis· District trict . The addition will run Dater lman , C1ty Manager adjacent to and in line with OCT 30: NOV. 2. 10 their present home . The Commission will consider r1Jeorded in deed book 72, pogo 356. deed book 76. page 637 and a part of the premises, conveyed to the State of Ohio and recorded in deed book 70, page 202 of the records of the Re · corder of Gallia County, the nearness of tha new construction as it rei ates to the side properly line . The Board will also hear the request of Mr. Russell Wood Who des~res to rent a house at 117 Pine Street and use it as a residence and ' opM ate 1 cab office out of one room 11 an incidental business. The Co mission will consider granting a conditional use in an Urban Residential District to' be classified as home occupation James T. Boster Code Enforcement Offtcer Nov. 9 Publio Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sap ar ate sealed proposals for · Division C- Water Treatment Plant Improvements Division D - Gravel Pack Production Well ' for the constructiOn of the Phase VI Improvements and 'Extensions will be received 'by the Board of Trustees of the G alii a County Rural Water Assoc1 ation, at the Water Office. located north of U. S . 35 on State Ro ed 7 . in G alii a County, Ohio. at 11 :00 am. local time, November 25, 19B6. then publicly opened and road aloud. Proposals receivad after said hour Will be returned unopened . '1 Proposals may be forwarded by registered mail and addressed to the G alii a County Rural Water Associ · otion, R.R . 1. Box 1B4, G alllpolis, Ohio 45613. and plainly labeled "Sea led Proposals for Division ... " . The Notice and Instruction's to Bidders, Proposal Forms, Contract Forms , ans. Construction Speeifi' ations and forms of Bid Bond , Payment Bond. PerJorm ance Bond and QJher documents may be eJ~:am · !ned at the following: SIECO. Inc .. Engineers · Architects, 629 Washing ton Street , Columbus , lndi an a. SIECO . Inc , B42 North Columbus Street, lancaster , Ohio , Builders EJ~:ch ange, 3595 Outchmans lane , lou1s · ville. KV . Construct1o,n League, 1BOO North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN . F. W. Dodge Reports, 6666 E. 75th St .. Suote 199 . Indianapolis. IN • F. W. Dodge Reports . 3692 Corporate Drive. SuIte 106, Columbus. OH. F W. Dodge Reports, 25 28 Kemper Lane. Cincinnati. OH . F. W. Dodge Reports, Forum Bldg .. #2. 303. N . Hurstbourne. louisville. KY F. W. Dodge Reports, 405 C ap1tol. Charleston. ~wv ·F. W. Dodge Reports, 3B64 S. Kettering Blvd .. Dayton . OH . F. W . Dodge Reports. 160 NEW LOCATION 1818 EAST~RN AVENUE~ GALLIPOLIS, OH. PHONE 446-4 744 ·or 446-1113 a $5 cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your ca'rd or letter. No telephone calls will he accepted. All contest entries should lie turned In to the newspap~r offl~ by 4 p.m. ell!(h Wednesday. In case of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lottery . Next week, a Meigs County farm will he featured by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District. p1 F:arm flashf!s Good business records must for ag residents By Edward M. Vollhorn County Extension Agent Agriculture GALLIPOLIS- Agriculture is a risky business. Persons manag Ing farm operations mu st keep in n\!nd that prof!ts are a return to ris k. The resources invested - · land, labor , capita l, and manage · ment earn ren ts, wages, interest, and salaries. The man ager mus l ris k loss of lhese returns In order lo earn profits. ·Managers must choose among risky a lternatives Minimum rl's k aller natives m ay generale to lltlle profit . Maximum profll alternatives m ay be too risl(y . Many other elem ents of manag Ing a farm now are taking priority; cost co ntrol, f!nancial control, long run Issues, new tec hnology, and avail ability of n.on-far m incp m e imp ac l decisions. The Exlenslon Service Is very well equipped to help farm managers put together lnforma· tlon necessary to make the difficult decisions. The co~plex­ ity of program offerings varies from partial budgets to vety detailed financial analysis programs complete with alit he ratio gu ide lines . The complexity of the tools vary from a number 21ead pencil lo lhe most modern computer system Almost week ly, our Extension. Service through its tie with the Ohio Stale Universi ty, acquires the availability of a new aid for farm managers. I just recently wen t through training for a new record analysis program called FinAn . With a decent set of records (schedule F and a Dinner ticket deadline POMEROY -Novembe r 10 Is the final day to purchase tickets for the Meigs Soil and Water Conservatio n District Annua l Meeting and Banque1 on November 18 at Eastern High School . ·The baked steak dinner will he served by the Eastern Band Boosters beginning at 7:18 p.m. ·Elecl ion of one su pervisor for a three year term will be condUcted . Candidates are David Gloeckner and Stanl ey Hutton. 'Awards to be presented during the evening Include Outstanding Farm Family; Goodyear Farmer of tbe Year; Soil Judgin g team and Indiv iduals; Wildlife Conservation Award, Apprecia tion Awards and Affiliate Mem txlrshlp Cert !flea tes . Tlcke.ts may be purch ased from SWCD Supervisors David Gloec kner: Tom Theiss; Alan Holter; Rodney Cheval ier; or Rex Shenefield or fi·om the Meigs SWCD Office on the seco nd floor ot. the Farmers Ban k Building In Pomeroy. .In order to qualify for cost· s har e. you will need to take care of any erosion problems., in I he field using managemen t. tech · nlques such as rolatlonal grazIng, reseeding, or topdressing. elc. Once you have become a cooperator wi th the dlstricl and applied fo r the cost-share fund s, our staff will visit the fields. wllh yciu, to determine equivalent acres of multiflora rose you have and want to treat a nd will deve lop a plan for those field s ad,dr esslng a ny needed conserva - Sign-up underway By Opal Dyer Office Secretary POMEROY Sign-up for multiflora rose cos t s har e began on Nov. 3. The Meigs Soil and Water Conservatio n District OffiCe will be acce ptin g ap pli ca tions thr ough Nov. 21. The Meigs SWCD received ll ,OOO In funds from the Ohio Department of N11tural Resources to administer th~ loca l program . The cost-s hare will be avalla· ble to help landowners control multiflora rose on pastureland arlll surrounding areas. With the Urrilted amount of funding re· celved. the most Impact can be felt by directing the money to those areas which can receive fofiowup treatment such as bush· hogging, reseeding•and !~m e and fertilizer as needed . ' lion praCiic~s 10 solve erosion problems . You will a lso be required 10 atten d a training session provided by the Cooperative Extens ion Service on control and ap plication of herbicides for control of multiflora rose. Cos1 share rates for Meigs Coun ly are SlOO per equiva len t ac re wlth a llmil of 2 acres per landowner applicatio n Paymen t will be made after delermlnatlon of a kill Is made . Follow-up checks In the two year malnte· nan ce period wi ll be made. To apply for cosl -share or for mor e Informat ion . stop by the Meigs SWCD Office on the second floor of the Farmers Bank. Balance Sheet), a complete fJ . nand a! analysis can be made In a couple hours. My point In writing the above information Is to encourage you lo usetheseservlces. They take a limited amount of time. Even the best equipment or progr ams do no good !fallowed to collect du st. Think about It and get Involved. Changing to the fun side, the bus trip to tbe North American Livestock Exposition on November 19 Is coming together. Reservations came In good this past week , but we still have several empty sea ts . Call the Extension Office (446-7007 ) for more deta ils. A special thanks lo Mr: Gray Lewis, who put a lot of effor t into making this proj ect CUSTOM EXHAUST "We Make INST OUTLINE WHITE LETTER RADIALS ARRIVA · RADIALS Eagle GT Radial go! The Ohio Corn Har ves t reached the 60 % complete level this past week. This level seems to be well a head of the national progress. A few problems were noted In storage availability. but statewide there was not a problem thaI was earlier expected. Good progress was made with ear ly tobacco stripping. The first day of tobacco sales are just around I he corner on November 24. • A special congratulations to tbe Ga lli a Soli and Water Conser· · vation Boardfor putting together another very successful annual meeting and banquet. A reminder of the November 10 deadline for the first sign-up of the Multi-Flora Rose control cost s har e IJ'Ogram . Mark your calendar to attend the educa tional meeting at 7:30 p.m. on November 20. 1986 at the Bidwell· Porter Elementary SchooL It Fit!" $ PISS/lOb 13-$39.07 PI ~Sf801r13-S40. 79 P17St80Rr13-S42.S2 P185 /BORr 13-$44.07 P185/7 SRI 14-S47.S9 P195 /7Sh 14-$47.59 P20S/75Rx 14-$51.59 P215/7SRri4-SS4.18 P195 /7SRxl S-SS3.49 P20S/75Rxl5-is3.52 P21 S/75RrJ5-l56.17 P22S/75Rri5-SS8.33 P235/75Rxl 5-l60.29 Outltne whitt Every~y Utter Sin low Pnce 195/60Ra4 ...... s76.9S 205/60Rx4 ...... •86.~3 ~ 15 f 60Rxl4 .... '89.92 215/6SR 15 ...... •84.47 FRONT DISC BRAKES Tru-Rotors, new grease seals, pack wheel bearings, inspect rear shoes, brake lines and master cylinder. He.avy Duty Batteries S2895 2 IN MEMOIIAN IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR MOTHER, ADELIN£ COOPER, WHO PASSED AWAY NOVEMBER 8, 1961. Nooneknowshowmuch we miss you. No one knows the bitter pain . We have suffered since we lost you . Life has never biJ_en the same. ' In our he ans your memory lingers, Sweetly tender. fond and true. There is not a day. Dear Mother, That we do not think of you . Metalic Ditc Pads 110.00 MOl£ . Conoco Anti-Freeze $199 In Memoriam GALLON GAL. 2 LIMIT SADLY MISSED BY DAUGHTERS AND SONS Announcemenls ARMSTRONG CEILINGS l ,I·. • FIBERGlAS '. ' l ' ' •' .. Carolina ·Lu mber & Supply Co. 312 6th Street Point Pleasant, WV 25550 · • ' ' • • • "EVERYTHING TO' BUILD ANYTHING" Phone 675·1160 Callatfor window beaaty withoatthe bother! FREE ESTIMATES We specialize ia Aadertea Pen.a-Siaielcl ; Windows ..•• • •• ••" • • •" • llcle~ !1111111e a! Memorial AudJIOJium Boc OHic~ Halfu, National Recoid Mart. Recoids. Clltle Aeco1U, CIO. • a1.,, by l'llonen11o. (&141 594-11117 " • Public Notice Public Notice . Moore Driv~. Lexington. KY. ADVERTISEMENT So~ ar ate copies of the FOR BIDS complete bidding docu · Separate -led pmposats menta and plans for eech ,for: . dili1sion of work may be Division A-1 - Water Oistriobuined atthe offtce oft._ : b u t i o n F a c i I i t i e s Engineer, StECO. Inc.. t.,.mvemontJ Eng1neers· Arc:hitecta. 829 Diviston A-2- "Southern· Washington Street. P. 0 . . "Ridge" Water Oisuibution Box 407. Cotum~uo, lndi· Fac(tlties on a 47202, for tho priceo · Division A-3--Wat,. Supply specified as folloWI : Tt"'lffsmission Mai1 Division B- Watar Storage Division C Plans. SpecH'i· cations, Bid Docufiients F.::Hittes $100.00. for the conotruction of the Division 0 PI ens, Specifi· Ph81e VI lu.roverT.arus and cations, Bid Documents '!xtEnslons 1will be received tJ; $50 .00 . the Bo,.d of Trust8H of the A pre·bid conferenCe for Gaala County Rural Water all prospective bidders wiH Association, at the Water be held at the W ator Office •Olflca loclited mrth of U S on November 13, 1986. at ;311M Stata 'Roed 7 i1 Galia 10:00 a.m.locol time. 'County. Ohio, at 11:00 A.M .. Any bidder . upon return- local time. November 25, ing said dr awingo and opec· 19B6. then publicly opmed ific ations, tn good condi- Md read aloud. Proposals tton. along with Bid or receNed after said hour win be promptly aher bid opening. )llllUmed unopa"'ed . will be refunded his pay· Propooalo ""'Y be forwarded ment. Any non-bidder. li.e.. by regist,.ed mail .,d ed · not oubmittong P<ime bid.., dr-"" to ~ Gallia County t,he prescribed form, upon so Au.- Wa1ttr Association. R R . returning oald bidding docu- 1. '8Gx 1B4. Gallipolis, Ohio menta. drawings and speci· [46613. and plainly lel>aled fications will be nrfundad "Sealed Proposals for ap.oo. CI NDY • SEXTON .• From Carolyn. ~---· W anted-P ar1 time admlnis1ra· tive asslatant. Must typtt SO WPM accurately. Good verbal skills & written co nmunic ation skills reQ\llred . Good filing skills required . Must be able to work A acine Gun Shoot 1ponsored by Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday , beginning at 1.00 p.m. Factory Choke. 12 gu age shotguns. Toy store open 324 E. M Bin St . Behind City ti all Open 1 0· 4, Mon through Fn Armotl 11 ce me nls 1 Card of Th anks Thank you for m•klng our 60th Amtven1ry truty a "day to ~btr "·· for sharing the oc · c••ton. the gifts end cards Albert and Vtlllt Roush . 3 Announcements a ... your loved on• tOme of IIW oom>w • oxponoo. Purdo n · lrTg m•mori al property before ~ ltjustgoodcommontenae. C•ll now fot • brochure . Ohio Volloy Mtmory G ardono. Call 11•·441-lltB . Molgo Coonty - . , , . 0 ordono Coli 814 · 51 ______. ,__ u~'".._·•_t:------·1•- Diana and ,...,.1.118 • luting junll coro. Ctil 11*· 992 · IMI -Ifter 1 :00 p,m, I ---- <-....:·.... .~. .,.....''----~~r " .. pm word processors beneficial. Job sha rmg position Hours-" are 8 am-4·30pm every Mond av & Tuesday & every other Wednes· day Send resume to Sl:OEMS At 4 Bo)l t44 Galllpohs. OH 46631 , bv Nov , 10th Small t bedroom houl8. Totll electriC. In Mtneravllle beside Bulk Plent Clll614-992-821&. Wanted sitter for 2 pre-sc hool , children, 7 miles South of town on Rt 1 Mon thru Fn. 7·00 11 .m. to 400 p.m . Send nalfie Md Phone number , with e f8'W sen tence$ about yourself. Send InformatiOn to· Gallipolis Da1ly Tribune B25 Th1rd A11e G alhpolls Ohto 46631 3 PuppieS to 91V8 IJW ey p arl Great Dane. CaH 614 · 742· 3118. One Cahco,at female cet . One grey fam ate cat. Two kittens. 4 months old 304·675-6766 CASE MANAGER to work wtth mentally disabled adults at Woodland Centers. Bachelor's degr&e tn social workorequiYalcnt education Expenence w1th chronic ment elly ill or psychi atrlc clients helpfuL For more mform ation oont1ct Sandra Mc Fa1land at Woodland Centers , 614 -446 -5500 2 black mitten paws female cats. black mother cat, 3 kittens. 2 males and 1 female , 304-468 -t525. Coil bed springs and m anress , full size, fa1r cond, 304 - 675· 3828 . Babysttter in mv home. references requ tred $45 week Gall 614-446 -0696 . Solid b1 ack 6 month old kitten with green eyes. 304-675 -5756 or 675-7330 Help wantod. tailoring, sewmg. rru at be expert 8. rmov atiVe Call 446 ·3844 betwoan 8PM & 6 Lost and Found 10PM 3000 Govarn ment Jobs ltst $16 . 040-$59.230 yr. Now Hlrtng Call 805 ·687 ·6000 E~~:t R-9805. 8100 reward for return or information leading to the where tbouts of male black Labroador lost in 0 J White road area Cell614-446- 0370 Part -timoR N position availa ble at a 100 bed sk1lled lo ng lost smell brown & while Mare. no bridle. loS1 on 0 J White Please call 614 -446 · Road 1497 ter m caret acility operated bV a leading tJJJJmg home oorpore· t10n Excellent opportunity for t~ se who m av be attending school or have family committments. Position ideal for cap able gen11tric nurses or nurses who would like additiOnal eJ~:pe­ rlenee In long term care Excellent benefi ts. sa l arv common•u rate with experience For additional inform atton. contact Nancy Van Meter. Oirtt{l tor of Nursing Pomeroy Health Care Ce nter , 111 614-992-6606 E O.E. lost small black mb: breed dog female wearing flee coli ar. long haired wh1te cheat and toe t1ps. Missing since Oct . 29 from Raccoon Creek Rd. She needs medicine. Plane call 814 -446 · 7133 or 614 -446-76 41 with eny information V 11rd Sale ' Avon . Opm territories liVailabfa 304 -675 ·1429 .... ... G.aUiii'olis·........ 8t Vicinity· Movtng sale 131 Third Ave MOn a. Tues 9 - ? . Antique tools, furniture. glassware . Home lntenor. hou seho ld fur· nishings. clothing . bedding. dil· hwuher. to big to mention every Item Comer ain or s hine VETERANS -Vour prior military service is worth MONEY, An E-4 in 1he Army Nat ion aiGuard can eam up , to &131 .96 for one week -enCiper month; an E-6. up to S1 63 80 Other benefits Include: $50 ,000 life insurance, educa tion funding assi11ance, retirement, and much more Call 304· 675 · 3950 or t -800 · 642 ·3619 ·· .... PfPie·asii'nr·.. & Vicinity e. 13 family yerd sale. Sun . No~.~ 12 ·00 AM 1111 1 Tupperware, Home Interior. anttque •• ands 515 00 each . minnow jar t35 .00. bow $50.00 , 2 bicycle• S15 00 tndf35 .00, 150gellon watering trough S60 .00 . Chevy truck $300 .00, other mis e items. 304-176 -6250 , PicrHc shelter beside tlender10n Town Hall Nice 2 bedroom home at lOt Wrtght Street, Pomeroy RHidence of the late Herbert tnd Gl edys Moore. M ey be seen by appointment. C•ll 614·992· 6689 8'30 A.M. · 4.00 P.M. Immediate occupancy 2 bedroom, furn1ahed , clean: 1 ch1ld, no peu. New Haven 1176 per rponth . 304·882· 2466 ' 3 room furntshed apt 2 bdr house. no pets Call 304-8711· 2453 2 bedroom unfum11hed houu , 607112 Second St .. New Haven, 304-882- 2505. We pay cash for late model clean used ca rs. Jtm M~nk Chev ·Oids In c Bill Gene Johnson 614-446-3672 Female dog With new litter or ready to welp . Call 814 - 367 · 0624 . Buying dally gold , tll11er coins, ring•. jewelry, sterling ware . old coin•. large currency. Tap prl· cas Ed Burke" B1rber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Midd leport, Oh . 814 · 992-3478. Business Opportunity 11 Help Wanted 23 Make Chrletmn money . 1..1 Avon. Make 46 percent Call 614-448-33 58 . Enthuieltic- tntJgetiC pl!trlon with good communic ation1 tkllls. Position tvallabletowork for Southealttm Ohlo'e finett outdoorr~reatlon firm . No txp. necetury, will train , ltlrt imlftediately . Cell t.twetn 10 4 , ex~ept Mon & TuN. c 11 e1 4- a 2118· 224S. Professional Services Vtnd ale 2 bedroom. dining room, buil t •n kitchen. washer and dryer. storm windows oil fu rnace, new circuit breaker, and carpeted 256-6822. 1983 Shult t4 ~~:70 all electriC, 2 bedrooms , 2 lull baths, 2 wood decks, un derpinn~ng , central a1r,excellent conditiOn Will also sell I and 614-379 -2351 . • New H 111en. very nice 3 bedroom house, 2"h b athl. hmity room. heat pump , 2 cerg•rage, references, Homestead Reatty, 304 ·882 2405 or 30*·876 · 5540 ' 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent ' '. .. 2 bdr . in Crown Ctty, corner lot. Call 614 -446 -7806 work , or 614 -446-1900 home . 2 bdr fully furnist'led adults only. uttl. paid. Call 814 -448; 4110 I 3BR house 8. 'h acre lot7 m1les so uth of g ellipolis on At 7 Good cond itiOn, nice location Will sell as is or wtth Improvements. S600 00 Down 10% APR on very reasonable monthly payments Cell Bob collect 614894 -3986 or 614-894 -3881 MondaythruSaturdayBa .m to 8p m. 1978 Governor Trailer 12~t66 for sele 2 bedroom. full beth. livi ng room dtning room and kitcheo comb mecl . refrtgerator, stove and microw avo oven . Underpm nlng Front and back porches . Call 614-742 -3075 after5 -00pm orcontactJohn Ash 3 bedroom. Bulav1lle Rd Call 614 446-0527 after 2 pm. 6 room house. t .2 acres . Doubl e car garage Located on Ro se HilL Bargain priced S20 ,000 Call 614·878 ·2613 1972 Elcora 12x60. 2 bed room mobile home Completely furnished o" wheels, ready to move Call 614 -985·4227 In Eureka n1ce and clean adulta only. No pets. depo1it ntqUtfed. 180 OOmo call614· 266·16.30 before 10a.m. House tr a tier for sale 1 4x70 Total electric. 3 bedrooms, underpinning , sun· deck, steps. 09500 . Call614 367·7287 . 2 bedroom trailer located at Bidwell call 61 4-446-9669 J bedroom briCk ho~ se for sale or rent. $400. per month plus utilities Depos1t requtred Call 614 ·843·5138 A beautifu l home and nice loti" the best part of Pomeroy. Mulberry Heigh1S. Want to move to Tennessee Call 614· 992 -6323. 4 bedroom home, 1 1/t b a1hs. Located on Grave! Hill no Ash St Middlepor1 Ohio . Call614 992 -5714. 2 br. kitch en, b athroo m, with I aundry room. living room & dining room . all elec. Approx. 7 miles from Pt PI on Rt 62 2 lr acts approx. 1 acre more or less 011e rlook ing Ka n a wh a Rtver. $40 .000. Call 304-675 6440 between 8 30 and 4 :30 House for sale, price reduced and will price on inspection , 30~ · 675 · 21 30 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KE SSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOM E SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 . PHONE 614·446 ·7274 Big down payment, short time employment Of past cred1t him tory ltopplng you from buying a homa7 Constder a repossessed 14 wide. We ha11e 'em, we lin ance 'em . Only t500.00 down take over payments. Free delivery. 614-772-1220 Chillicot he o r 800 - 826 - 0752 Clrclt'l! llle "Uted homes" large selection price reduced on all homes . French City Mobile Homudnc 614-448·9340. Fall ule, no payments til Feb 1987 We will make the fiflt 3 months payments on any new mobile home. French City Mobile Homes, Inc call 614-4469340 . I 14x70. 3 bedroom Sk>tline Mobile Home House Lap Std1ng. shtngled roof Call 614-9926305 t2 x65 mobile home. 20x14 two story uttlity buikhng, storage building plus o/• acre land. 304 -676-5422 or 675-7976 . 198 1 Sh ~~nnon Mobile Home, 2 bedrooms 1 4x56 . eJ~:c . cond Many extras 304 -937·3214 s 3 br trailer for sale or rent 1n Mason 304 773-5812 14 x70 libeny mobile home Tot al elec. 3 br, some acceuorles Must Sel l. 304-676 -7266 before 9 p m. 33 Farms lor Sale 40 acres w1th ntce 4 bedrooms , 2 baths, Colonial Home. Tobacco base. t erm eqUipment , 15 miles from G alllpolis on 775. W11t .help with hn ancmg Ph 6t4 256-6790 34 Business Buildings Slaugl'ltar house for sale Ru tland. Oh 10 Call 614 742 2789. Shown by appointment 35 Lots ·& Acre age 7 acres 2 barns. 1 septic tank and rural water fo r 7 ,000. 614·44 6-8699 - 14M66 mobile home in Vinton area. 2 bch . woodbumer, tur~ ntshed kitchen. sits on 1 ecr'a land 2 ch ildren accepted S10(J deposit plus unlltias. $176 ~ • : month. Call 61 4 -388·9881 2 bedroom trailet located It Bidwell call 61 4 -446 -9&19 2 · Bedroom trader at Pont•r ' 8175 .00 mo water furni1htd, ' adults Mly. Ph. 614-388 -9376 . 2 Bed room furnished 1h m1le ott.: 160 .on 554, t t 50 00 mo. plus depoSit Ph 614-388 -9651 .. All elec , furn11hed , 2 bdr , nq pets. aduhs only. TY-c able is 1, ava1lable Call614-367-7438. 1 2x65 3 bedroom, furntst'tld, At Country Mobile Home Park. 5200 per month plus utllitl• • and deposit. Call 614-992-., 7479. 3 bedr oo m, semi· furn11hed , • clean condtt1on , 1 ch1ld. no petp.. New Haven $175 per month.'· 304-882 -2466. • ,. Talong applicatiOns on extra clean 3 bedroom . lotal elK. 70x1 4 mobile Jlome. security deposit r&quired. S300.00 304675-3002 . Takmg applications on tour, 2 bedroom mobile homes . $180.00 per month plus gal, .• S200 00 depOSit. 304 · 67~,3002. 141170 trailer, par11y furn~thed , ­ lo c a ted close t o hospital and , schools , 304-675 -4600. 9.00 AM · 4 ;00 PM Nice 2 bedroom trailer, t.sm811 child. referenced and depolit, EverettSwar1J. Rt. 1 ~ocustR~ . • Pt . Pit. Back of K S. K. ------~ · 2 bedroom rnobtle home. Mlddlepor1 , 0 Referen ce with Sfl:· curt ly deposit. 304 -882-3287' or 304 ·773-5024 44 Rental s 41 Houses for Rent 2 bdt house with gar age carpeted . curt ains, dishwasher & refrig . Near new city pool. 105 Kmeon Or. Rent S300 mo dep . a. lease required . Call 61 4-446 -4347 3 bdr bath & 1J1 f amity room. loca ted 3 V~ ml out At. 688. S325 mo ' plu1 deposil. Call 614-256-6789 or 614 -258 6205 . New 1 bdr. hou se for rent, no pets. 1 person or married couple, appltcat1ons taken now Call614 -446 -1759 . 3 Bedroom home in eountrv. partly furnished , bo1tied g e1 heat, wa ter and trash furniehad . 200 00 per mo. 150.00 Deposit Childrfln allowed. reference requ ired . call 6t4· 388 -9688 OHice space - Store space A-One Real E1ute Ph. 304 676 ·61 04 Great Buy- 12x80 2 bdr. mobile home 24•28 metal pole buildStarks Tree and Lawn Service. ing, approK. 11 ' cluran ce. Hedgu, shrub•. bu s het extra hOok up for mobile home, 8eauttf ul 3 bedroom house 1n trimmed, ll•ndsc•ping. 1tump ' gerden IP ace. an this on larga Syracuse Deposit and rafefen· ces required Call 614 ·992 · and leaf removal, 304·676· comer lot. dze 86 xt72 No hUla 6298. 9-5, Monday through lll42 or 576 -2010 to mow. tn P atrlot, have to see S aturd ey to apprecitte. Call 614-379 · Will c•retor elderly In my home . 2282. 2 bedroom, carpeted , wuher Ellperiencad, re "on tble 'ates . 304 -675-n37 . No An1wer 2 bdr. 12xl50 E1. Condition 1 11nd dryer hook up, ltrgo yard. 304-882-3271 Ref. required. 514· 742·2641 . owner. Call 11 4 ~446 ·300& . J 4 rooms and b•th. S160.00p•y . . own uttht1es. depo1Jt and refren• ces required . House in Ka -.. nauga, Oh1o 304·676-6503 for appotntment ' 2 bd r , all utilities paid e11ce~ elec., furn . or unfurn., aec. dep osit requtred Convttnient location. C all614 -446-86&8 pt: , 614 -446-4778 14d0 Fleetwoo4 3bdr 2 baths Must nle. for more info. cell 614-388-8633 after 4 p m. I NOTICE I Ntce, clean 2 bdr fu rntshed. water paid-, conveni ent loc a tlon, S200 mo Call 61 4 -245 · 5818 Ideal for couple, sm 111. 2 bedroom, full basement, newty redecorated. S175 00 month. pay own utilities. depoait anct refrences requtred No pets Call 304-675 6621 . •. 197 3 Hoii~ · Perk Mobtle Home. 14 x60, 2 bed rooms, good conditiOn W1llcon ~ tderrea5 on able offer Call614-388-8206 Brick home n Centen 1'11')1 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. forma l dining room , breakf ast nook, fire pi ace In living room full basement, over V1 an ac re. abo11e ground pool Ph 614 446-1736 Hou se for ule, 25 acres and bam . Gas well. 3 bedrooms, G. 0 . 1-304-882-3536 THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommend• that you do busineu with people vou know, and NOT to send money through tha mail until you have investig etad the offering. Elliploy 1111!111 Si! l V IC!!~ 44~ · 1736 3 bedrooms , 1'h baths, far mBI dintng , rae. room. 2 ca r gar age. can walk to town. 30 4-675 4804 21 W anred to Buy standing timb er, phone 304 -676-4412. B:QQ . 5:00 PM after 6:00 PM 304 · 875-3924 Or 304·372-5192 Brick home in Centen ery 3 B!Kirooms. 2 baths . formal living room area. breakfast nook. fire pi ace in liv.ng room full basement, over 'h an ecre, ebove ground pool Ph 614- Wan tad Dtrt & Rocks tor fill . Call 614-446-4655 or 614· 446-9277 Fin anci31 Wanted to buy . Sundlng timber. Call 814 -742 ·2328. Cl ayton 1982 12x60 2 bed room, total eteetr~c , e11cellent condi1ion. French C1tv Brokerage 614-446-9340 bedroom house. ftropl ace. 1 acre lot. will ac cept trade· in , 9 mil es from Poin1 Pie es ant , 304 ·676-3073 C erpenter work . all types , painting. remodeling . roofing. Call Ronnla, 614 -446-4505 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1972 New Moon 12J<60 total e lectnc , 2 bedrooms. new carpet , e Mcellent condition . Must see th1s 54,950 00 Ph. 614 -447 0175 ~ Trash h aull ng, honest , depen dable "You pack it. we It ack it. " Ca ll614-388 ·8813 Used Mobile Homes.call1 ~ 6t4 448-0175. 3 bdr .. air. pool. garage Ntce Commercial property, corner lots & highway frontage l1st wtth us We have buyers . A-One Real Estata-Broker Call 304 674-6 104 or 304 -674·5386 , Situations Wanted Septic T enk Pu ~in g. Commer· ciaj & resident Iel 2 truckt for pro~t se rvice . $80 per 1.600 gal lo o:1 RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES , Jackson . Oh. Call collect 614 ·286· 5930 1 0 ~60 acres in Cheahlre·Kyger Sctlool District . Call 614 - 367 · 029& Homes lor Sale 12 18 Wanted to Do WANTED TO BUY used wood & coal heaters. SWAIN 'S RJRNI· TURE, 3rd. & Olive St. Gallipo · llo. Co116t4-446 -3159 · 31 Wanted l'eglstered nurse for part -time work in B gariatric intermed iBte care un1t Call personnel off ice, Lakin Hospital. lakin, W Va 30 4· 675 3230 . FIRE WOOO: L.acust. m apia, elm. walnut . 530 . per pick-up load deli11ered Call Btll Slack 614 -992-2269 . TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer used cars Smith Buick -Pontiac . 1911 Eastern Ave., Gallipoli1. Can 614 - 446 · 2282 L..£;!!!!!<!!~'-------:----------­ log home. 3 ·4 br. all alec. fully Cai'J)etad. finished basement. Ambro 1ia. 7 miles from Pt PI on Rt 62 Ctty water, paved driveway & sept ic tank, situated on 1/t acre. OVf!tlooking Kanawha River. $60.000 Call 304 ·676·6440 between 8 :30 and 4 :30 . Wanted To Buy - -- Ins. MOM ANO DAD - lookmg for college funds for voiJr son or d audlter1 The \Army National Guard can provide more than S18.000 In education assist ance to qualified individuals. SentOrs can enlist now tnd begin e amings $85 00 for one week-end per month and deley 8 as1c Tra tnmg until June 1987. For a FREE INFORMATION PACKET , ca ll 1 -800 · 842 · 31119 . Christmas merch andlseold and new. Indoors Saturdays and Sundays. Thaler bullding by Fru ths. - - Call 614-992-3090 after 4:00 well under pres~ure . Kno~ledge of shorthand, eo~uters, & 675-6 104 Kittens to a good home t gray male, 2 black & yellow females . \'11 814-379-2435 9 storm windows. storm door. fully insulated, all new pa.nt M amten ance person to live m sp artment co"1)1ex Call 304· 4 yeUow str1ped kittens 2'~ mo okl need a home. Ph. 814 -4463551 Houses for Rent 4 rooms and bath V:! b"ement, S alespeoplefull or par11ime to sell cemetery & march Cell ~14 - 446 - 36t5 or 6t4-692· 8151 Giveaway 7 41 southeast . Dec -April, good pay , travel, must be qu elitv mtnded, he11e vehtcle & camping gear. Coastal Reforest 8tior1 Inc . P 0 Box 343 Holly Ridge , NC 28445 919-328-2354. No huntmg or tutsp8sling, Mynas Farm located Chestnut Ridge Road. 4 Help Wanted . Tree planter wanted , work in R ew ..igh Products Camphor balm. flawring1, spices. Joyce Sautet's614-992·7826 lnSv•acuse, Brenda Cougar 614992·6132 Oivilion ......... Happy Birthday! • To the Greatest Boss in the World. FAMILY 5.30'PM m SWEEPER andsewingmachine ••ted WCHSf¥ IAAX ••• 11 Cleaner. one haH mile up Georgu Creek Rd. 1 Call 614446-0294 Each bidder must deposit 1)': The Notice end lnstructtons with his bid, security in the to Bidders, 1'10po111 Forms. amount of 5% of the highoot Cmtract Forms. Pl81ls, Con· aggregate proposal 11 1M Sft\Jction SpecificatiOns .-.d form of a certified ohock "' forms of Bid Bond. Payment bid bond made payobto to Bond. Perfonn.,ce Bond and the G alii a Coonty Rural other documents may be Water Association . mutmi't«t at the' folk:t'Ning No bidder may withdraw • SIECO, Inc , Engineershis proposal whhln 60 days An:tlhacts. 629 Waohington afttf the actual d ott of the Straot. Columbus. Indiana. opening thereof. IIECO. Inc.. B42 North Each sealed proposal Ill· 'C...mbus Stroot. !An cooter. velope must indic ete tbe Ohio. title of the project. the Builders Exoh..,ge, 3595 bidder's name and address Dutch mana Lane. louisville. and the division(s) being bid. Ky. Proposals for Bidders Construction league. 1800 shall be executed on the North Meridian Stroot. India· forms provided by the flapDiis, IN. Engineer . F. W. Oodga Reports, 6666 Tho owner reserves the E 75th St.. Suite t99; right tow aive iny inform·alIndianapolis, IN. ity or reject any or all bids. F. W. Doctga Reports. 3592 The estimated cost of Corporate Drive. Suite 106. construction for e ech d1v· Columbus, OH. ioion Ia as follows . F. W. Dodge Reports. 2528 . Oovision C ...... . 640 .000. Ka.,. .. Lane. Ci1Cinnati. OH. F. W Ooctga Reports. FoDivisoon D ...... $ B5.000 . rum Bldg. "2, 303 N. Hurst· BOARD OF TRUSTEES GALLIA COUNTY RURAL boume. Louisvile. KY . WATER ASSIJCIATION . F. W . Dodge Reports. 406 Capitol, Charlooton. VW. . ~ 'd nt Ed L d war OWII, nOll e F. W. Dodge Reports. 3864 Nov . 9. 1~. 2tc S. Kettering Blvd .. Dayton. t~OH . . ' F W . Dodge Reports. 160 Public Notice Moore Drive. lexington, KY . · Sep•ate copies of the complete bidding doOJments and ADVERTISEMENT plans for each civision of \NOrk FOR BIDS may be obtained at the office Tuppers Plains- Chester of the Engin-. SIECO. Inc .. Water District !nglneers-Arehltacts. , 629 39561 Bar 30 Rood WashingtOn Street P 0 . Box Reedoville. Ohio 45772 Separate BIDS lor 407. Columbus . Indiana the construction of Phase Ill , 47202. flit the pnces opeciliad Rural Water System Exten - 85 fo.,W!. DlvislOn A· 1. A·2 81ld A· 3 siona and Improvements Planl. SpecHicetions, and Bid consisting of: Division "A": 3" . 4" & 8" Documents - S200 .00. DMsion B Plans. SpacWica · Water Mains, Services. and tionl and Bid Oocum81lts Appur1enences $100.00. Division " 9" : One 17 ft A pre-bid confer81lco fur all diameter x 7& ft _high water prospective bidders will be storage standpipe will be received by the Board !1eld et the Water Office on of •Directors of Tuppers November 13. 1986 at 10:00 Plains-Chester Water Dis~ a .m . local time. fJioiY BIDDER . upon rotum trict (Owner). Proposals may be for · '1ng saKi drawings and specifiwarded by registered mail catiOns. in good oondrtion , addressed to the Owner at along with Bid or pro"'4'tly 39 561 Bar 30 Rood. Reeds· aft,. bid <JP81ing. will be villa. Ohio 46772 or doli· refunded hoo paym101t. Ally vered in persol'} to the bid mn-bidder. li.e .• not submitopening and, will be consi- ting pnme bid on tho presdered by the Owner at 1 cribed form) bpon so rotuming public meeting called to said bidd11g doOJmmts , drawreceive such proposals . pro- lnga and specifications Will be vided the same shall have refunded $0 .00. Each bidder rru st dopo~t been received not later than Thursday, November 20 . with his bid , security in the 19B6 by 12:00 noon atthe llnount of 6% of the highest aggregate pmp... l i1 the form Office of the Owner. The CONTRACT DOCU · ofacert~oed oheck or bid bond MENTS may be examined at modo payel>le tc the Galha the following location• : County Rural Wat e r F. W . Dodge. Columbus . Afi0Cia1ion. No bklder mav with:lraw his Ohio & Charlaoton . W .Va · Builders Exchange of LOUIS· lli!IP<>sal withi1 60 days aher ville . KY .; Ohio Contractors the actual dote of the op81ling Assc .• Columbus. Ohio ; thereof. Each sealed proposal enveCommonweelth Engineers , Inc .. Greenwood, lndi&na , lope mull indicate the title of the pr'IIJOCL tho bidder's name and office of tht Owner. Copies of the CONTRACT and address and the divis.on(s) DOCUMENTS moy be ob· being bid Propo..ls for Bidders shall tained at the office of Commonweetth Engineers . be &Jiecuted on the forms Inc . located 710 Executive providad by the Engi1..,r. ·The owner rBServes the right Parle Drive , Greenwood . Indiana 46142. Phone: 317· 1D waive 1ftV informality or B88-1177, upon payment nlje\:t any or aiM bids. The estimated cost of con for each set in the amount ltRrction for IHEh ciVtsion is as of: foitoW\1: Division A ·- H6 .00 Division A-1, $1.100.000 Division B - $50 .00 Divloion A-2. $1,350.000 October 27. 1986 Division A-3. SB50 .000 Herold Blackston . President Division B. s600.000. · Board of Diractora BOARD OF TRUSTEES 11112. 10. 17 : 3tc Gattie County Rural Water Auociatton 5 Happy Ads Edward Lewis. Presidmt NOV. 9. 16. 2tc KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrighl 3 Announcements repair, perta, and aupJfllea. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0·3 Tribune- 446-2342 · Sentinel - 992-2156· Register_- 675-1333 Public Notice TOM'S AUTO CLINIC MYSTERY FARM - This week's myslt'I'Y !arm, leatured by th~ Gallia Soil and Water :Conservation District , is located somewhere in Gallia County. Individuals wishing to participate ·.In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the !arm's owner.•Just mall, or drop off your guess to the the Gallipolis Tribune, 825 Third Ave., (;altipolis, Ohio, 45631, or the Daily Sentinel, Ill Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, and you may.win Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Allin Public Notice c November 9, 1986 November 9. 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ' . Apartment lor Rent ' R&gency ln e 2 bdr . kitchen, ' mea , good location, reuone bl& Csll 304 -875-6104 or~ 304 ·675-7437 . Nicely furnished mobile honw CA & heat, eMcel. IGCifton, adults only. Call 61 4 ·446 -', 0338 -513V- - - - -. , Jrd Ave 1 bdr private b et h. 8140 per mo. Deposit required Call 614-448 ·4222 between 9 • &. Furnished , 1pt. *22& . Utilltl• paid. 1 BR. 920 4th . Gallipolis, 44e -4416 after 7pm. · I ,• Furnished apt . 1 bdr. t2~5 utllltie• pakl. 701 4thG tllipolit~ Call446-4416 aher6pm . i Furnished efficiency 1150 utili / ties ptid , thaN bath, 701 4th, .. Gallipolis . Call 441 -4411 ·~ 6 pm. " Fumished J rooms lnd bath.' clean . adults onty, no pets. Call 6t4· 446 -1519. 2 bedroom, partly fumlthff1 1 tpanment off Spring Avt . Pomeroy, Ohfo. Largepedo 1M ' yard . Call 114-992·1811 lher , 6:00p.m. 2 and 3 bedroom ap artnwnW. • and hou'" In Pomeroy Middleport. Fumlahld Df' unfu1nished . Pay own ut:IN1iet . C::•N '• d IYI 814·192-2311 . >. > "l· ~· �' . .. ' ., , . , _ • ; Page- 0-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. CHRISTMAS AUCTION' SUNDAY, NOV. 9-1:00 P.M. • From Gallipolis. take Route 141, turn left onto Route n5 , turn right onto Patriot Cadmus Road . Watch for s1gns Hartford Comm. Bldg, Will have hundreds of name brand toys. robots , transformers. dolls, remote control toys. infant toys. watches. jewelry, gift 1tems. Chnstmas paper and lights . Something for everyone. NOVEMBER 13, 1986 at 7:00 P.M. LARGEST CHRISTMAS SALE IN THE AREA! Part1all1St1Rg: Remote control cars & trucks. robots. btkes. rad1o 1am boxes transformers, wwelry & watches. 15 day wtnd -up clocks talktng bears & dolls. Chnstmas tr ee htes, wrapp tng paper & bow s & much much more Chnstmas G1fts lor everyone Ooor Prizes - Two 10 Speed B1cycles SALE EVERY1SATURDAY AT 7:00P.M. Door Pnzes G1ven Weekly -. • •· Consignments accepted from 1:00-5:00 p.m. on -Saturday Have something you want to sell? Contact Marlin Wedemeyer, Auctioneer Arranll!ments for pickup service available Barn 'and Auctioneer available for Public Auction on contract Contract ~e lude s hau ling and transportmg all merchandise Res1dent and Bus1ness Auction Servtce also ava1labte MARLIN WEDEMEYER . AUCTIONEER 614/ 24 5-515 2-61 4/ 388 ' 8249 COMPlETE DISPERSAl Betty Dean & Rodney Chnaltr-Owners Pomtroy, Ohio - 614-985 -lhs WED., NOV. 12-10:30 A.M. Sale to be held at SHADE RIVER FARM - Toke Rt 7 10 mtles SOUTH of Coolville, Oh , OR 10 mile~ NORTH of Pome•oy, Oh10, 1hen WEST on Co Rd 36 (Sumn e r Ro ad) 1% miles to farm 114 head Reg•slered & GrM e Holstems - 60 M1lk Cows - 24 Bred He1fe rs- 13 Breeding Age Heifers - 20 1 50-500# Heifors - Plus Catves FEATURES •One of the top herds r1 t ha southeast- 2nd t or m1lk productiOn •n Me•gs County, •Cows of all stages of Iaeta · tton, • 1987 show heifers , rut of PAS ST. SIOUX , MEMORIAL born 1n March , June , September. -63% of herd either 1st or 2nd lactatio n co ws •55% of herd are M,E. for 17 .OoOM up t o 24 ,000M , •Fancy reg ts:terOO GLEN & CINNAMON 2-vr -old d8us not class lft ed - possu ble VG cows. •TB & Bruc Tested fo r Interstate s hipment . SIR ES Sensat1on. Ctnnamon . Delegate, Man Tony, Pab st , S10u x. M elvm. Memor~al . Rotate, Elevation EQUIPMENT SELLS AT 10:30 A.M. Untvenol 400 gal. bulk tonk, Muehler tonk washer, 4 Chore-Boy mtlker umr,, Chore-l ov double-4 hernngbone parlor with 2" glau ptpehne, 8 elec feeders, 6 round-bole feeders, 2 111. 12' feed bunlcs, 2 ta. stomltu ttttl m• lhn, <omplete (Hinmon-Delo~to t), 48 loop· style free stalls w/ heod roll, calf bortles, taggm and togs, ort.r SAllS STAFF: Me rim Woodruff, John Pond, Dalt Sm•tli; McKeever Clerk ~ Sale Managed by: Royal Enterprises, L11f. Ray Woodruff, Urbano, OH; Off,: 513 -653 -8706 Faod Suved-Tru(hm Avo1loble - Not Ret ns1ble for Amdenh located north of Pomeroy, Ohio on St. Rt. 33 at Darwin, Ohio, take 681 west to Snowville, Oh .. then south I mile on Vance Rd. Watch for signs . Mr. Wood is 92 years old and gomg to live with daughte r so · will sell the folowing items. "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS" 1951 Studebaker I ton . stake bed !purrs hke a ktlten l, 1963 2 door Studebaker car lias! used 1980). 4 door Studebaker l ark VI. rock1n g chatrs appro• 70 years.· secrelary approx 100 yr , WOOd COmb case. 6 wood C~ atr s , walnut chesl ol drawer s med SIZe war drobe , Florence heatmg slove lfancyl. bl anket chest ~ron beds alcoholl 11ed steam 11on.high cha1r. stone 1ars & 1ugs. handmad e 110n1ng board chtld 's school • desk apro• 60 yr old copper kettles. wood butter bowls.ltn bucket. wood door cu pboard drop leallable, buHet. d1nmg room table & 6 ch atrs. Sw1fl & Borden s rou nd and oblong wood cheese bo.es. ltn 1tems. Wh1te treadle sewmg machme ch ild's dmner bucket. mtsc ltnen s. basket, sch ool desk an d • much more "HOUSEHOLD" Sear s gas drye~ . newSears hoi waler heater. bed & van1ty. dresser, livm g roomsu1te. Hot P01nt relrtgeraiOI eleclnc & gas Jan~e s chest deep lr'eeze. metal cabmet, cab1net ba se. mtsc d1shes pols & pan s. chest ol drawers, 2 pc. bedroom su1te, hospttal bed electr iC blankets. rntsc !mens. brown re ch11,.er, an d etc • 'MtSC." • Horse drawn mowmg machtne. dtsc. hay wagon mtsc han d lools chord organ roc ktng horse camptng bed.ga s hotplate. doll bu ggy and other m1sc r1 • .... . ' Eats OWNER - WEBER WOOD Cash Pos11ive 10 • DAN SMITH : AUCTIONEER • 'Not Responsible for Ace~ dents or loss_of' Property" ; Public S ale & Auction Furnished apar1men t, upsteirs. AdUlts only, all utilit1H p eud Call 61 4-446 ·9523 . men's and women's itllll s, so- melhlllg for yoar holidays at 2 bdr. newly redecorated , all utiliti es paid, nea r MeDon aida Coll614-446-7036 Clean, roomy2 bedroom apartments . New H even. W V a Call 6,4-992-748 1 Al so commer· ctelsp ace auction and save Do 1t the easy way, cash money drawing, door prizes 111ery 60 m1nu1es. Auclloneer. Lon Neal, 367-7101 8 Public Sale & Auction CHRISTMAS SAlE @ @ @ Apartment for Rent 1 bedroom tpartm~nt in Pomt Pl usaht Umque carpeting Coli 1-114 992-6818 ISAAC'S AUCTION H.OUSE : Come E~tly To Btme '<:!1 @ Cosh Drawings and Other Gifts ~EALER: RICK WOODARD, H~n1ingtan, W. Va. AUCTION£ER: FINIS ISAAC-388-9270 . @ @ lf!Jl~lf!Jllf!Jllf!Jllf!Jllf!Jllf!Jllf!Jllf!Jl~lf!Jllf!Jllf!Jl :.I :. I I " ' I AUCTION SERVICES . 614-441-1819. ' 814-441-9307 APARTMENTS. mobUe homes , Me rch.t niJtsl: houlll Pt. Pleannt and G alii- large Viand s 'u eet apartment, g aa and water Paid. unfur· mshed, 304-895-3480 · 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeplr"lg RDOm l and light house keoptng rooms. Ptuk Cen t ral Hotel Call 614-448· 0756 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. large lots Ca11614-992 -7479 . Apply now recet\le ftrst month rent FREE Family Pride Mobile Home Part. Gallipolis Forry, where we cater to fam1h ... 304-875-3073 Profess1onal office space for rent Bend Area Medical Center. 138 Mam St , New Haven , 304-882 · 3136 61 Household Goods Good u1 &d color tel ev•stonl for nle or trade Call ,_814-448 1149 • 2 twtn beds & ctutst of dr ewera - o 1kwood , all tor t1 00 304675·2•40 or 876-2986 Uvlng room tutU, table • lamps , 21 " color General Electric con10le TV-new: 2 chant, well cab1n 81 at end, Harwick gas cooking dove, 1m all kitchen 3 tier d Ind. 2 kitchen cabmets. bedtta:f ' ll'ld boll IPrings. bed coqlete ·&l ' v•n•tv. twtn SIZI box spring, ~;~oil spungs, m ediein e cabinet, chest of drawers 304-182- 3212 o• 675·3891 15 cubic tt chest fre eur very good shape t100.00 Ph. 814 - 448 -2297 3 p1ece Bushlme Living Room Sun e All good condition l200. Calll14-742·2128 1 Duncan Phyfe drop leaf dining room table and I mairs c olll14-992-2918 Pidl ens Uud Furnttur e Good quality used fumnure. Open 9 to 8 or call far 1ppomtmM1 304 -576 -8483 or 676-1460. ' Bu1mess or Ofltce Space for Sto\lt, refrigentor. mattress, cabtnet dreuer. 2311lincoln Ave before &:30 PM, Poenl Pie 111nt • • WISEMAN REAL EST AlE AGENCY Real Estate General Real 'Estate General '• sided on tor the past 40 y11ars Therefore 11 t he reason tor this s-a(e. A part tal hstmg follows : • • • •' •' • '•r • ' ( • L • ' • . • ' '• • • •• GOOD FARM TRACTOR : All is Chalmers 017 lar ml rac lor wtth wid e lionI 3 pt PTO Awell ma1nta1ned tractorl EKCELLENT TILLER: Outslan dm g TROY -Bill "Horse Model" Rear l 1ne garden Iiiier Thts lrllerts.tn excellent rondtt1on Another TILLER: Slllall "Yard Man" garden tiller only I year ~d used very httle FARMEOUIPMENT AC pu ll lype plows 3 ~ tr ac lorhlarl• 21arm wagons. 111ounted sprayer. MF3 pl . scoop. h a y ~a keon steel, t~actor buzz saw lraclor mount seede t GOOD HEAVY DUTY LOG SPLITTER. WOOD WORKIN G POWER TOOLS: CraltsmJll wood lathe Good Cralfsman 10 " table saw (11 Ira me. Cfal!iman 6' tom : ter/ planer. Cralfsman 150 Noor model Dnll Press, Craft sman ball beann g 6" compact p l an~r / mo ld e r ben ch mount 11g saw oldet small ban~ saw !All power tools are lull s1z e wtth e1cept1on ol band sa w!' OTHER TOOLS Craftsman Commerctal Roulet &Btls Craltsman ,, .. dovelatl temple! Craltsman butt hm ge lemplate. Craftsman mortiSin g ch1sel dnlls New Rarn 'h hp bench gr~n der , CRAFTSMAN METAL LATHE route/pg saw table, ptpe furntture clamps, Rockwell bell sa nder. Sktl W' elec I11Cdrill. B&D an~e sander, Sears Kromedge 8" dado set Contour "Curv -0-Mark", Craltsman lap diesels etrc saws. hand saws cable co me -a-longs 2 bench vtses. lot ol hand tool s garden tools, cham s. solid ~at e Cra ltsman 37 I 17" cham saw Sears gas weedw hacker B&D electrtc hed ge trtm mers weldm grad.011cans. wren ches/C- cla mps/ ad 1u s1 able wrench es all type pliers. socket s ratchets, boomers. brace/ bit. hand sledges. all type w~en ch es . chtsels, screw drtver s. all kmds hammers, a11 ftllln gs. levels. low cable Hundreds of tools. large ptp e vtse. p1pe th1 eader s. p1pe wrench es. copper fittin gs. Cl: MENT MIXER wtth '? hp mol or, new Mohawk a1r P'!eu maltc hammer. va lve grmder. g r~ndm g wheels, many unlisted tools and relale!l 1terns NOTE· The worlshop" ~mmed full Tools and hardwareslacked one a1op th! other Impossible 10 see everylhtni atlhiS Itme! Some good loots in thiS sale. MOWERS Good 22 " self propelled Roper lawn mower-th1s mower IS only I yea r dd! AC B· 10 garden lraclor ~ "as 1s" condition. plu s set of plow s and culltvators ~r AC GUNS : Western S11 22 or 22 Mag Pislol, Ma rlm.22nfle.Ste· ven s 221 410 Over and Under 1ne1ds stock repatr) 8 POCKET KNIVES: Includes Boker Kabar. Case. Frontrer and Arnencan Kntle Co MISC. ITEMS: Sel ol Standard corr(lulin g store scales. sheets of piale glass. gas heattng stove. !lorm door. cannmg ta rs. assorted lumrer. color TV. Mrs. Whitley w1ll select some dtshes and chtna to sell NOT£: Several sheds to sell from tnclud1nc items in 11111 barn. The worlshop is full. At thiS lime oo lllllltow just what may be uncovered. Much not listed. Some,very cood tools in this ule Slit w1ll be held u1n (I shine so please dress for weather! 1ERMS: Cash day of sale or Check w/ Positive Ill lunch by ladies of U.M. Church OWNER: MRS. AUCE WHITlEY AUCnONEER: Onl£ OPPERMAN (614) 31S- 719S King Wood Stove l160.00 Ph pickup Ia ..:1 *35. Call61 4 -446 2223 .. 814-448 · 3021 . Valley Fumlture, new & used . l.erge s.ction' of quality fumi· ture . 1218 . Eutern Ave., GaiUpolis. Welsh baby crib and mattr•s Aldlng lawn mower elec lowrev Grgln 3 wheeler. Sofas and chair~ priced from 1396 to *996 . Tables 150 and up to *125. Hki • ; • ·beds *390 to *595. Recliners t226 to al Flea Market Thaler Bldg. by Fl'\lths 814 ·211- ~76&A •rcellent conditione&& 00 call 114 -448-0930 Fir11twood deliverlld Oak &. hickory, split, HEAP voucher, ::-----=-----·lc- FirewOOCI for ule. t36 IJICit·up ' lo1d Delivered . Heap Vouch lfl accept ad -;---:.:.::.:.=:___ -lc- Bolt actktn m auser rifte , 1 mm dated 1928. with 100 rounds tmmunition . t100 Call 814 · 448-1822 Wood teble w-8 ch Mrs t285to •79& Dnk $100 up to *376. Hutch 111 UOO and up . Bunk bed• complete W· mtttreues e296 and ..., 10 8395 Baby btdt t110.t175 Menresus or box ll)nngs full or twin tiS3, firm t73 . 1nd eBJ Oueensets $2215 , King t350. 4 drawer ctl eat *86 Dressers t89 Gun c:abtnets 8 . 10. & 12 gun Gas Of electric r1ngu $375 . Baby mattresses 136 & t46 Bed frames t20, t30 &l~ng heme eso. Good selection of bed· room SUites, metal cabinets. headboards $30 and up tO S66. is .-Beautifully maintamro 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. formal d1nmg area, fam1ly room, 2 car garage, covered patm. landscapoo I \7 acre lawn Approx 5 m1les ol ctty #2166 Uud Fumiture· WasherS. W ashen. dryers. refng eraton, r1nge1 . Skaggs Appliances, Upper R1ver Ad beside Stone Cr .. t Motel 6, 4-446-7398. A King Wood Burner Stov ewith' • blower, in good conditiOn. ~'tease c all814-2&8-1291 Mixed hardwood slab1 t12. per bundle. Containing approx. 1'h tons FOB Oh10 Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio Call614· 99284111 . 4 1nch PlaMer 1nd JoiRtet' l135 . 2 wheel utility Inlier 4x8 t160. 614·992· 2805 aftlf 5 00 p.m. Firewood for ule Split 1nd delivered $315 per lo~ . C•ll 81.·985-3682 . TIVE ONE OF THE AREA'S LEADING DEALERSHIPS IS NOW INTERVIEWING FORJ'HE POSITION OF SALES REPRESENTATIVE. •No Experience Necessary CHA.NG HOME ON SECOND AVENUE - Wtthm easy reach of I he downtown area th1s attracllve home lealures LR w/flre· place large formal dtntn g room, roomy ktlchen 3 or 4 bedrooms. I'? balhs gas heat. garage Call 101 an appomtmen t ROOM TO GROW - 2 5 acres mote or less. very attractiVe ranch stylehomelealu res 3 bedrooms 2 balhs. LR, ktlchen w/ ran ge relr1g, m1crowave lull basement. carpet tng. heal pu mp/cenl a11 one car aHached garage plu s an un allac hed garage lots of room lor gardenmg and en 1oy1ng the ouldoo ts Call loday 'ADDI SON TWP. - Posso mTrot Rd. -93 actes. 111/ l. all wood s Old barn on ptoperly $21.900 ' I BLACKBURN REALTY RANNY BLACKBURN Broker Farms... Residential.. ~ommercial GREEN TWP. - FRONTAG E ON ST RT 141 - 116 5 acres m/1 vacant lan d Call lor more 1nlorma11on 514 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOME? Th1s artraciiVe home 1s priced at $33 .000 and oilers 3 B~ . bath, k11chen. hvm g room fam 1ly 10om. woodburn tng stove. eleclnc heal Ca ll today and lei us sh:Jw you lh1s home VACANT FARM LAND - Morgan Tw p 84 acres mot e or less l evel and rolling land Approx 33 acres ltllab le, remainder woods $17,500 - l2 Madison - Small home leatures 2 BR s. bath. LR . kttchen carpetin g, carport, ctiY schools Ca ll for an appOint ment (614) 446-0008 ' 47 MADISON - One slory ho111e wtlh LR. k1l chen. balh BR gas heal. Pr1ced at $1 5,000 fRIDE OF OWNERSHIP - l ovely home oilers 3 BR s, 3 bat hs eq u1ppro ~! ch en , · 14•44 lam1ly roo111,dtnene ftrepl ace, 2 car un attached garage 20•40 [X)OI and satellite d1sh. Call for an appomtmenl SPRING VALLEY ESTATES - lr1-level home oilers 3 BRs 2 ba t h ~. mce equipped kttchen l ·shaped LR dmmg area 24• 12 fam1ly room w1th woodburnmg ftrep lace, · gas heat. central atr, 2 car garage. Call loday PRICE REDUCED TO $39 .!1:10! GREAT BEGINNER HOME - Thts home olfers a large LR wtth fireplace. k1tchen , dm1n g area. 3 BRs, bath, lull basement. I car garage, deck. fenced yard JUSt m1nu les fo town oo Rl 141 Call lor an appmnt111ent COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RES I· DENTIAL - 50 acres more or less, vacant land Road lronlage on US 35 an d M1tchell Road CHAROLAIS HILLS - 3 24 ac res more or less Owner lmancm g available HARRISON TWP . - CREMEEN S RD. 53 ACRES M/ L - 4 BR home offers kttchen. LR, ba th. electnc BB heat, carpetin g, 30•42 steel bldg w1th woodburning stove. barn and 2 shed s Call for more mformat1on . 103 ACRES M/ l . SPRINGFIELD TWP. Approx 96 A hllable, older home has 5 BRs bath, LR, ktl chen , cou nly water, 40 x60 pole bldg . 40 x00 toba cco barn . vanous other outbulldtn gs. DUPLEX 4 SALE - Great nvestmrol br the buyer Loca ted on Graham School Rd Each unit elfers 2 BRs. hvmg room, balh. k1lchen and stove. refrig. OW and dtspl. laundry, large carport . cen tral a~r and storage well OWN ER ANXIOUS TO SELL - HAS REDUCED THE PRICE BY $10,000 132 9 acres m/ lm Wa lnul Twp 1 ~ story home has 3 BRs. bath, 42x 92 barn 1arge tobacco base Ca ll lor an appotnlmenl MAKE THIS · YOUR NEW HOME!! ! l ocated at the· edge ol town thts home oilers spac1ous livmg, 3 BRs. l fu ll andlwo ~ baths , eqUtppro kitchen , formal d1nrng, large LR w/lrreplace, 14xll lamlly mom w/ftreplace, lull basement 12x24 deck. 2 ca r garage Call lor more 1nlormahon WANT TO OWN A BUSINESS OF YOOR OWN? - 1500 sq It concrete block buildmg, Situated on 66 acre presently bemg operaled as a carryoul COUNTRY CHARM - N1ce older horne offers 3 BRs, bath, LR. d1ning room and kitchen Situated on 2 ~ts on Rt 160 1n V1nlon Call for appointment GUYAN TOWNSHIP - JOB acres m/ 1, located south of Mercervt lle. 20 A lillable, balance woods, tobacco base Owner wtll help fmance YOU WON1 BE CRAMPED FOR. ROO II HERE - 2,494 sq fl m/1. ranch style home features 3 BRs, one full and two ~ baths, eat·m kttc hen. LR , full basement, ltreplace. county and well water. storage butldtng Be sure lo pul lh1s on your must see list' STEP INTO ELEGANCE when you enter the Ioyer of one ol the French C1ty 's fmest FormallR . formal dm1n~ spac1ous master bedroo111 wtth ofltce or sew1nR room ad1acent. den. 2 BRs upsta1rs, 2 ~ balhs. 3 hreplaces. large lam tly room solanum, covered pat1o screened por ch and much more Call for an appt OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE - 9 5 acres m/1 Morgan Twp Fron tage on -Rt. 160 Call for delatls Tony 's Gun Repairs. hot reb fuetng Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM. C1ll 304-175-4631 ••oo 00 Uke new gold 3 cush10n 10fa Wtute baby bad with mattrn1 and ctungtng table wittl p.t UOO .OO . Wooden tugh ctl a~r 160 00 Jumpy ehllf·W&IIter t20 00 Sally 1111 t1 00. 304·773 -5468 . HOME CLOSE TO MANY CONVENIENCES & SCitOO•L!- Alumm umSided neat three bedroom ranch Hardwood floors. storage burld1ng. lot approx 120'x40' Wtl hm ctly limtts $36,:1JO 00 Make an- appomtmen t to see th1s one today. #2238 SPACIOUS AND BEAUTIFUl En glish destgn stone and frameextenor, 2story, 3bedrooms, 2\7 baths. formal dmmg, formal rolry w1t h rnu ch more Call to see th1s lovely home located w1thm c1ty #2184 Real Estate Qeneral WE'RE GIVING IT AWAY or almost! - 3bedroom bnck ranch conven1ent to shopptng Home featu res family room , 22 xlJ ' IIvtn groom,2 balhs, formal d101ng, 2 car garage eat·tn ~!chen wtth a comp lete set of appliances. Extra lot ncluded Matntenance tr ee $72.:1JO #2183 SPECIAL - 12 relreshmg acres lnv1t1ng mob1le home wtth 24 tt expando 3 bed1roon1s. 2 lu ll baths Make us an ofler #2118 COUNTRY BOY- CITY GIRL Th1s large spac1ou s ranch Will sat1sfy both . Secluded on a dead end street only bloc~ s from tow n 4 bedrooms 2 '~ baths, large attracf1ve liv1ngroom/ dtnmg room combm atron w1lh woodburner .wile approv oo eat-1n ~ tch en and family room. Plus. above ground sw1mmmg pool 2 car garage. Plenty ol storage and workshop. Owners want ! SO LOI 164,900. #231 WISEMAN REAl EST A'II: Convenient parking on VIand St .• lay •way lVIII abie, hours t .DO AM ·&·OO PM, Mon. thru Bot Virnrnw " c-----..D .£. 8m_ttft BUT WELL MAINTAINED AND REMO· HOME wtth 3 bedrooms, liv1ng room bath, room, k1lchen and large ~r111al dtntng room A l2'x l 2' poutmg an d 12'xl2' atta ched shed. $42,900 Call lor more tnformatton #2205 $11.000 00 - OWNER WANTING AN -And you m1ghl be surpn sed 2 b"lror1m' storage bu1ldm g #2179 EVE APPEAL- 3 bedroom ran ch Stlualro on 7 Large country k1l chen. ba sement. garage, schools. $42.900 00 #2241 · Real Estate General Don 't Dltcount 812 Viand St. Rt 82 , Point Pte u en1. New mtrchiNhse for home, gift item1. CB acceuorill and toys at low di1count prices. #2125 BETWEEN 10 A.M. -.6 P.M. Mondar·Satilrday Except Thursdar l2991 lighted . non- arrow 12891 Un,fighlld 1239 I Free ; S•rplus · Army, DtRim, Rental. • Carhart C&othing, Kids C amoufl-o• {Free H•lmatw•th Compitt e Suit Purch 11 e with copy thh AD at Regular PnceJ Fn. Sit Sun. 12:00 -8:00 p m Oth., D •ys after4 p.m. E est of ~ Raven s wood H 0 •·sam" Semerville . (T-Sgt Us A F. A tt.l conveniences Call Mr. Gilmore For Appointment 0 m· ~ REALESTAT£ 1 NEIL AVENUE - $29,900 - N1ce remodeled v1nyl stded home Includes 2 bedrooms. l 'h bath, s~;~~~~l porch lull basement !could be 3rd lh, . Natural ga s, and fenced yard An iexce·llenl buy' #2202 A£.5101:Nf 1-'l. · INYUTMiNTS . CO"''Io4UtCIAL 2~ acres more or ~ss very deSirable location only mmutes from town Pnced to sell QUICk COMFORTABLE HOME 4 SALE -$19 ,000 - LR. k1lchcn. bath, 3 BRs. gas heat. one car unattached garage. Call for an appo1ntment COMMERCIAL BUILDING - PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA - 6,000 sq ft ~ee l tldg. tdeal lor an yone 1n truck1n g, 'drilling or m1n1ng busmess Owner may cons1der leas1ng or lman c1ng Call lor more mlormatton. COMFORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19.900! - Th1s allractlve home offers 2 BRs, bath, kttchen w1lh range, d1ningroom, LR, carpet, I car unattached garage, sttualed on two lois. Call today.• 6100 SQ. FT. BUILDING - Solid concrete walks, 200 ft. frontage on SR 7 il Crown C1ty Formerly used as a lurnlture factory ·. Ideal for rela11 sales or manufactunng busmess. ATTENTION INVESTOR OR FIRST TillE HOME OWNER! Nice home m cHy offers 3 BRs, LR, bath, k1tcherJ , gas heatand a2 car unattached garage. Priced at $19.:1JO. Call today I $8 .500 00 WILL BUY THIS 2 t.!droomho111e and I'? acres more or less locale:! near Thurman. #2215 1137 SECOND AVENUE -lot appr ox 52' xl70 ' One story frame home 2 bedrooms. I car garage enclosed porch. gas furnace. parttal basemen t Upper $20 s. #2 116 SECLUDED & ONLY APPROX 2 MILE TOWN - l4 bedrooms. 2 baths, b1-level newly re111 odeled Co mpletely re:lecorated mstde and out Over 2 acres Be lieve th1 s pnce, low $40s. #2236 VACANT! IMMEDIATE POSSESION on thts 3 bedrooms, I plus acre home.Full basemen t and 2 car garage $36 00 0 00 #2228 TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS - Wtllllry th1s house · and 1/3 acre 1110re or less Ntce lot nnal avatlable Lo cated al Stale H1gh way #2103 TOO LONG I - Yes thts seller has wattoo loo long and IS ready lor your oflerl Super 3 bedroom all briCk ran ch And do you believ e lhts pnce al $49.000 (K) #2213 E-U-l -A·V spelled backwards means VALUE and thai's what th1s 3 bedroom 1anch ~lers Double close! tn masler bedroom lot IOO'x133' loan assumab le lo l11st lime home buyers m 16 THIS HOUSE HAS IMPROVED WITH AGE ! -II lar ge rooms, plenty of space. quality strll mean somelhtng to you, you 'll love lh1s dde r two story home 3 bedrooms, l 'h baths All you'll need ISa sw1n g lor lhe mce btg fron t porch #21 13 SIZE. STYLE. COMFORT tn th ts l4 'x70 ' Ftesta mobile home 3 bedrooms. 2 lull balhs und erpmned. ran ge , relngeralor. deck storm wtndows. eleclnc furnace. storage lxl tld1n g Owner mu st sell. A· 1 cond111on Presently klcated on rented lol al Park l ane lllObtle home court $10 :IJO 00 OWNER NEEDINGQUICK SALE ' #2175 l1®~~ &mldl &~I!'$&~® MISTY LANE - 3 bed roo111s. new ranch I ~ bath s Home tn e•ce llenl condllton #1204 .:.. STARTING OUT? - Then thts IS the home lor yQu 3 bedroom s. IIVtn g room, I ca r garage Corner lot $28.000 00 #2212 DON'T LET THIS LOW PRICE FOOL VOUI $20.000 00 ranch home withapprox I 2UO SQ tt . liVIng room , parltal ba sement. I car unattached garage Over 2 acres Owner 111ust sell due to d1vorce agrem ent l et us show thts one to you today #21~5 MOBILE HOME - GOOD CONDITION - Two bed roo m wtth all the applian ces like new 011 furnace Washer and dryer used very li ttle. Thts one ha s had excellent care located on agood lot m Eu~eka . #2119 LOCATED IN NORTHUP Near Raccoon Creek thts 3 bedroom briCk home has l 'o bath.dmmgroom 2 car gara ge large above ground pool and nearly ' acre $59.000 #2 197 SUPER STARTER - - S35 ,!n0 00 -R anch and over I ac re Three bed rooms llvtn g 100m. bath 'ull base111en l woodburner attached to furnace ~ew er carpel and counler tops Tak ealooktoday #21 17 2 PLUS ACRES AND HOUSE - 2 bedrooms bath eal·m ktlchen Barn and more. P11ced ~ only $1 2.!n0.00. Gtve us a ca ll today #2 104 COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH MANY POSSIBIL· IllES - Approx 4,000 SQ II Has been used lot hardware and grocery sl01e Equipped lor a 2 bedroom apartment Ru ral water paved parktn g area. ov er I acre lot Pnced. tn the 20 s. #2239 AFFORDABLY PRICED HOllE AT JUST $29,900 1- Close to c1ty on Rt 141 th1s home offers krtchen, LR . lam1ly room, dtnmg room and full ba sement Large unattachro block garage. Call for an apporntment KANAUGA - $18 .900 -3 BR illitE w1th kitch en, LR, bath, gas heat Call for an appOintment MOBILE HOME ONLY $4,500 00 OR CAN BE PURCHASED WITH LOT FOR $15 .000.00 - 1972 Acade111y Mobtle home. underpinned , ran ge refn1erator. ~rapes and curtams ncluded l wo lots eq utpped w1th rural water and well Call lor 1110re d ela~ ls #2136 28 VINTON - Th1s isa3 bedroom. 1 ~ory home In very good cono tllon Has alu m Siding lormal dtn tng. newer ca~p,et, newer hrepla ce wallpaper. etc. Nat gas heat and 40'x150' landscaped yard Only $37 .000 #2229 EXCELLENT HOME SITES WITH FINANCING AVAILABLE AT AN UNBELIEVEABLE APR AN 0 LOW DOWN PAYMENT - 5\7 acre tracts. S4rveyed Road frontage Mam highway , rural • w!te1 avatlable. Reslncted lor your protectton A deal you can 't beat Call today #2237 388-8826 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES T)iE DIFFERENCE OHIO RIVER. FRONTAGE: OWNER TRANSFERRED - MUST SEE this attractiVe 3 bedroo111 brtck and vmyl home al Northup Includes famtly room oH1ce equipped kitchen satellite d1sh and len ced ya1d $46,000. . #2185 OWNER WILLING TO FINANCE - l'h story. 3 bedrooms plu s. livtn g room, din 1ng room , part tal basemen t. blown-1n 1nsu lat10n. chatn link fence Located on 43'x173' ctty lot Close to many DON 'T OVERLOOK OPPORTUNITL.Io see lhts· 3 bedroom home, wrth Franklin w.~::~~~~~~r, lam1ly room, plu sl Yard mce ly Ia Pn ce has been redu ced Call no wl #2227 614-446 ' BRICK RANCH WITH 3 ACRES M/l - On ly 8 years youn g w1ththree bedrooms d1n1ngroom, I car atta ched garage Lovely well kept home Pnc ed tn low $40s IF YOU LIKE.. A very livable home. a good ne1ghborhood, a con ven renllocat1on, th1s h:Jme ts lor your Featunng 3 bedrooms. l 'h baths screened 1n porch . den. din1n g roo m. full basement and more #1193 SALES ~oodbumerforula. l100. 30 acres of land 11'1 Orange Town· olrip oft At. N1 , 1979 Thunde•; blnl Coll&1•-992·7015 . IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -lots of room lor the k1ds and a ntce garden ThiS attract1ve home oilers 3BR s.LR, otchen. 2 baths, lorm al dm mg. sunde~k . lull basemen t Call tor more details. MOVE RIGHT IN - Gor g~ou s well constructed bnck ranch, sl1d1ng doors oH master bedroom livm g room and k1tchen ID courtyard. wa lk tn closet, outstde ligh tmg, bu1lt 1n antenna system Also mcludes I bedroomapartment Call lor more deta1ls #2191 .1' noo. CoM 814-992-2997 NICE STARTER HOME AT CENTENARY Th iS home oflers 3 BRs. LR. kttchen balh . ! ~r epla ce and lull base111enl Pn ced al $32 900 Calll oday a a a a TENDER LOVING CARE - Show sthroughoutl hts Immaculate 2 bedroom ranch wtth lull basemen t large l1vm g room , I ca r garage and ca rp~rt $40s #2 dryet'. gas r~nge , wood table & 2 bench•, beds, dreuer, wood wardrobe 3 m1l11 out Bulaville Rd Open 9AM to 5PM , Mon. thN 5 lt. 614-446-0322. GOOD USED APPLIANCES 388 -8155 379-2184 446-2230 446-0458 446-7881 245-9490 446-8655 GREAT STARTER HOME - l ocatoo n Plantz SubdiVISion 2 large flat lots, ba ck deck oulbUtld mg, !~rep l ace . eal'" k1tchen $42 000 #2124 e376 Lompl 828 to f126 . Din ett It t109 1nd up to S496 · Fisher Wood or Coal Stove. EVERGREf N- $28,900 - Th ts Ill me has been remodeled and 1ncludes LR k1lchen w1lh stove, relng and disposa l dtntn g 100m, bat h carpel, woodburmn g stove. unattac hed gm ge an d a 16xll olflce and shop Call about lh1s one today II c.n 614-448-7414 BROKER JUDY DEWITT J'. Merrill Carter Phyllis l,.oveday Becky lane Jim Cochran Ron Pitchford Patrick Cochran Firewood tor •uie UO .OO PU loed . Call Roger Mtllh, 614 · 388·8417 . • time. · SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1986 at 11:00 A.M. Mrs . Alice Wh•tley, w tdow of the late Charles Conley Wh i t ~ v . has sold thts Gallia County Farm she h&s re· Plastlcclltem 1t1t1 approved , plastic septic tanltt, pintle culvertt, metal cul\lens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· .,n , Oh 81 4-286·6930 lenen!Seeloctlly Calltodeyl Factory 1 {8001423· 0163. •nv· FARM AUCTION At the Nor1h edge of the Vil.,ge of VINTON, OHIO turn off Stato Route 1~0 onto Gallio Co. JO<ban Road ~71 Keys lane Raadl, cross the railroad frocks and 1ravtl[usl aver 1 mile to the Whitloy Farm. Fi"t farm on right after MI. Tobor Crossroads. Abotlt 17 milts North of Galipolis. No! hard to find. Sigm will be po11ed. , . 7517. 14, 11 , 11 . te .& BmlltiOtJI Rt 218 Coll614-268 ·6261 Half Price I Flashing arrowsagns ' Noar tho Galia County Village of • (Moving) Nic;: e b6g.coueh &c:h 1 ,, for sale, *200 Call 814 -oM&- Real Estate General ' Callihan 's Used Ttre Shop ov .. 1 ,000 ,,,.,, lin• 12, 13 , Large, cut. lind lton• call 814-251-8136. 742·2488. 22 Furntthed 2 bdr mobile homl oncomerloti!nCrownC ity Cell 614· 441-7801 o• 614-258· 1900 after 8 County App,Uanca. Inc Good uud applilncas Md lV uta. Open lAM to IPM . Mon thru Sit. 114-448-1199, 827 Jrd, Avo . 0 oHipolio, OH. Firewood for tale. $36 pick-up load . Delivered . Htap Vouch eta aecepted.. Call 614- SPACIOUS TRI -LEVEL ON 25 ACRES Located '" Sprrngfre ld Township, this 3 bedroom home m· eludes 2 full baths, hvm g room. large eat-1n krtchen and 45x30 unf1n1shed family room Extra large 2 car garage. Good storage, garden space. Easy to heat Make that move lo the coun try. $79 .000 # ~ Real Estate Genera l Walthugg 1r type r eclin ,,..,lid oak Thomuville t179 OO. See LAYNE '!> FURNITURE The 64 Misc . Merchandise 54Misc . March and is e lho M . New lwingroom .,it 81 $111-f&ll, l1mp1, also buying co .. & wood ttov.. . Call &14-441-3118. 54 Misc. Merchandise 949-2033 OR 992-7301 VINTON, OHIO •tea: antron reCliners t99. new • u•• bedroom tuit", r~nge1 , wringer w ..hen, 111 Conoc:Jiete Sat1!1te D11h for ule mov1ng •1 .500 Ptl 614· 241· 5294 . ' ~------------~~~~ • • ' und wood-co el ltoves, 0 pc wood LR auite t398. bunk beds -52 CB;TV, Radio Equipment ' Real Estate General SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Ollv e St . G IIUpolls. N f1W & pu,._, Real Estate General From Gall1polls. take Rt. 141, turn left ontQ Rt. n5 . turn nght onto Patriot Cadmus Rd. Watch for signs. ESTATE SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1986 AT 7·00 P.M. ANTIQUES , HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTORS AND MISC : Oak table w1th Sideboard , htgh boy dr essers . chest ol drawers. ROOd washer & dryer. sola bed ~ro n bed end table. coffe e Iable, lamps II HP Master ndrnglawn mower hand tools. & mu ch more ES TATE OF LEON GEORGE Administrator, Benny George Case No 18495 OTHER ANTIQUES: Oak library table glass chutn tron lea kettle Donohue stone (ar, wooden barrel. bu ggy & much . much 111ore MARLIN WEDEMEYER. AUCTIONEER 614 -245-5152 ARVI ~ COLEGROVE, APP. 1187 Electric hett $100 00, Roller ett erc11 er 845 00 Ph. 814 268-1267 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Used eleetricrange, 304-875· polis 614-446 -8221 . ri nt New Haven 304 -7735024"' 304-882 -3287 WEDNESDAY. NOV. 19, 1986, 10:00 A.M. NEWARK , OH . (BROWNSVILLE) MOREHOUSE LUMBER LOiiG SKI DOERS: Ttmber1ack 380 Grnpple Siidder, #3815~ Frnnklm 170XL Grappler Sllidder, 1'8184, John Deere 640 Sktdder. #2828101. CliiPHARVESTER· Morbar'< 12 Total. #12124. FELLER BUNC!iER· Hydrt>Adll, #452 DEBARKER· Morbark Wi, INem leert-oul feed COMPlf(E SAWMILL· EdmiSton 365 sawnill, NPBM·589E. IHC 4661iesel, 14Y, carnage, 4head blocks w/hydrnulic dogs one master oogfor ~rge logs, tapers on lsi and 2nd headbfodi. 4 iets of IIUCI<s oo camage Husk w/5'6' x2 5/ 16' marufr~. Panag"flh ann.hydraulic 5[!0Sittoil sei wotks w/consoo and sawyer seat, chamtype log hrner 1#100 cham) w/power pack, 20'·3stand heavy duly log deck w/stop 111d loader hylhulic edger w/self conlamed hydrou~ c sy~"" 2 saws moVIng eqmdtslant. hydraulic shlfl . hydraulic pr15s mil ftft ThiS mtll was purchm d in !983 illd has very few hou~ . CRAWLER LDADERS· John Deere 350C, #3030961: Case 350, #3054693 CRAWER DOZER John De.!e 350B #1670421 RUBBER TIREO LDAilER: Massey Ferguson 4-4C, #7760n41. FORKLIFTS· AlliS Chalmers 1600 UCA869: Massey Fer~~J son 204. #JGA345759 TRUCX TRACTOI!S: 74 IHC F4270: 74 ~kick DM600. TRAILERS 121 70 Strtck Chtp. 40' P!MER ~IT : Detrort Dtesel 671 SITE PHONE: 614·232-0122 NO RESERVEI Each tlemsellslolhe highest btdder. Nobuy backs or bidtns' Call Sales Manager Don Smock al 317-844 5946 AU CTIONEER Wilham J. Nelson. OH lie #51 7 82-3099 Brochure 1·800·328-5633 Very nt ce large 6 room unfur- " nlahed eprt F!rlt floor. ref & dep required . 132& mo plus . utili tiM C all 614-446 -4426 or 992-7841 . 304-675-1076 @ 51 Hou1 ehold Goods For Lease monthly Pay own utilities • quiet, ufll. convenient. printe " U& .OO mo water paid Ph ,. Prefer adults No pets . 814· o" @ a 49 , Trtller Sh1 For leue, next to Highw IV Patrol ; Beautiful, Next to Post Office !n, Vinton, Oh. @ Tra1ler space for rent located Rockspnngs Road, , mtle from Sole T1me: 11:00 p.m., Fn., Nov. 14, 19811 Mfugs Htgh School Call even· APPROXIMATELY 200 DIFFERENT ITEMS @ ongs _614-89,2 2941 days 614 · 992 -6461 @ PARTIAL LISTING: 4 drawer chest. shelv es. lamps. iiO. btsque. ballery opera too andremote control ca rs !rucks @ Mobil home lots. small cfllldren ~ and robot s, mus1cal plush dolls d1sh sets pan sets cam - a accepted, At 1, locu1t Road @ eras, watches rad1os. phones. clock s, kn1ves: banks. '<:!1 Mobil hOme lots. Ohio RiYflr matble lop tables, Xmas lights Xmas wrappm g and lois ·~ Road and Potters Crook Route1 DEALERS WHCO ME @ tHERE WILL BE A LOT OF CASE LOTS FOR DEALERS November 9, 1986 2 bedroom in Mktdlepart. Unfur· nished except kitchen l171i Rooms for ren t. dly wetlt month Gal1ia Hotel. Call 814· 446 -9580 Rent u low asS 120 month ~~~~~~lf!Jl~lf!Jllf!Jl~lf!Jl~lf!Jl @ · @ ~ .- . requ.red of 8200 Contect VII · Sales & Serv•ce lago M t nor Apt Middlepon 614 -992-7787 'Equal Hou11ng 1 bdr apt over lookmg city Opp&nunity park. K-D t 160parmonth Call ' P.J 's 614 -446-1819 or even· lnga 614-446 ·2326 iiO. SATURDAY, NOV. 15, i986 10:00 A.M. 44 Apartment for Rent ~ mor e mtK ttems. TERMS: Cosh or ChKk with Prop" 10 PUBUC AUCTION 44 CHRISTMAS AUCTION Sunday afternoon at 1:00 P.M, NOY. 16 1986. Located at Racine. Oh at r.ac111e Ftre Dept Bldg TOYS--TOYS--TOYS Truckloads of Chnstmas ttems, SHADE RIVER FARM & M4:Heever, Apartm11nt for Rent 1 bedroom apt to r rent Basic N1ca ly furmihed 2 - bdr apt . rent ata n s $216 a month that Adul ts only Inquire at cornet' includes all utilities Depos it First & Olive S,t at Shoppards 8 Cons1gner: Richard Reynolds Auctioneers · Rick Pearson & Richard Reynold s-305-86 Lookmg for merchandise? Try the Patriot Auction Barn! We have all types of new and used merch~dise applian ces. furniture. antiques and rollectors items Something for everyone! 44 November 9, 1986 GOSH, 101 & OAO. IT'S BEAUTIFUL: 3 ac. mi l graciOus rounlry llvm g, neal as a ptn, 2B'x60' hbme 3 BR. 2 balhs. garden lub kil wtlh wet bar 30'x36' barn. 3 ooors and lot Ctly sch o~s BRICK NIO FRAME O.OSETO fi)IZER· DesrableIll me illd locaoon SR 160. ~sl< to see 1 n~de lh~ beMiul ranch. 3BR.country kttchen.lamly 100m. wblp. car[!Ort. I acre m/1[., $:o. aTY LOT· Nei A"' Gas, wa~r . seNer avaijab~ 33 WOODm ACRES· Meigs Co $15.000.00 , HMRISOII !liP.: 127 ac 140.000 Harm~ T~ ce Rd lklkeoffer FH5--YA--coiiY£11TIOIIAL LONI'ASSUII'TION- ~ Reasooable Ofler Refused [)oner rro•ng out r1 s~le Btjevel lrne. 2'" acres. 3 redrms , llllh. LR I&lulchen on u~ i!vel, 3rms and lltthonlower I ca rgarage Tan trees. natural S)J~_g, good garoon space Sreklded locaoon BOOTIFIJLOIIIO RIVER IOCATIIII - RmUCEO TO SELL: 7rm bve~ iv. rm . Sllllngtm. formal di~~ 3 BR. I ~ balh full b"""'ent 2 outbuddl!lgs. 2 car prate. Fruoth1s and excelent if!rden sp«. MRGII£tN.$24,600. SQueem~ pen~es? B~t~ anKl!litlfe home ~rsmal ~<e 3 BR bath. kitchen !ronl [llrch, linyl•~n& Lrl ' Jli'xiOO. BE GlAD VIIJ IIAI!m: sdme ~scrimnatilg lam~ wil tale pride m <Mffrnhip of lholovtjy lxd r111ch Located cklselolom L• nn, 3BR 2 batl'o.FR w/wbfp,slairsed go;os ojndow• fully eqmpp<!l krtch"' screenoo pabo, heat DU1111.~ grourd pool •lhdeck 111dslle. ~~ MJill '-'JRE ~ beautiful horne lor entertain~g 1111. Pnced rwer SIOO,IXXl 00. . 4ACR£: I'ORTI:R, ON Sit 554: Recently nmodele:l 2 ~trY home.LR.DR.2 ffi ll!wn 1 up, fam,~h Wtc"en w/bar. loads rl cabinets. ulily rm . sunpo11n basenienL $50< NEW USTING - AMIRQTOTII wtYES IS IIJFFICIEIH when noomes ~ lh~ sma~ 3b!drm. bath ~lily nn. and alached garage New carpel, ctrn Mmbws DOWN ON THE FARM - 145 acres at tts best l ovely restored older home. 4 red rooms. 2 baths Sorne farm equ1pmen t tncluded wtlh sale Situated at State H1ghway. Must see to appremte #2203 FARM WITH 60 ACRES - lovely 3 bed(OOm, 2 balh home. 2'h car garage w1lh eleclnc bpener, barn . to bacco base, pond Approx 15 acres are tillable, rest 1n pastu re and some woods BeautifUl view surrounds home . n2209 38 ACRES PLUS BARN - 2 ponds, tobacco ba se. storage butld1ng, farm ma chinery and eqUipment Included I ~ sto ry 4 bro10om home. full basement, 2 car unattached garage #2187 SMALL FARM. APPROX. 25 ACRES. - 1'h story h:Jme, barn and several outbu1ldmgs Gas well oo property. Home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, dm 1ng room, k1tchen. liVIng room, screened 11 back porch and basement Addison Township #2250 TAKE YOUR PICK' - 97 acreslobe d1v1ded mlo 5 acre to 25 acre tracts. W1thin 3 ~ m1les of c1ty. Part1ally wooded Pnvate Public water available Reslrtctro #2221 OWN A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY - 92 acres parttally wooded barn, rural water. ava1lab le 2 dnlled wells M1neral nghts 1ncluded Asktng $27 .900 Open lor offers #2 144 20 ACRES - $8,000.00 Wooded acreage Good build1ng s1tes Rur al water available #2242 WOW!!! $6 ,600 00 w1ll buy lh1s 3 8 acres more or less land lays very well Ex cellent build1n g lol Has been surveyed Several lee! of road frontage #2207 LOTS FOR SALE - 1 acre lois lor buildtng 01 mobtle homes N1ce wooded area , need s some clearing. rural water available locatoo rn Add1son TownshiP #2249 SEVERAL BUILDING SITES - $25,000 - 19 acres more or less W1thin 1.i mtle of oly limits Must see to appremte #2194 $$SAVE$$ - THREE FOR THE PRICE OF ONE It - 2 story dou bleand 14 'x 70' mob1le home Great 1nvest ment property Inco me $750 00 per month Located 641 Third Ave Askmg only $6(),000 00 G1ve us a call for more mformatron Certa1nly one to act on loday #2230 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Bnck and lrame bu1ldmg, pt esently used as a cera1111C and lloral shop 3 mobtle homes used as rental [:JOperty 2 lots located at Upper Rtver Road Good 1ncome. all presrolly rented #2161 COMMERCIAL BUILDING . state appr oved, lo· cated wtthtn ctly limrls 8Ut ldtng has concrete lloor. heat. water, small olf tce area and bat hroom Presently usro as a gara ge and wrecker serv1ce lot stze 55'xll0 ' #2248 PRICE REDUCED Sl,!liO.OO - THIS PROPERTY HAS POTENTIAL - 5 room hou se and bUIIdm g lorrner~ used as a busmess. 160ft. road frontage on SR 7 just above Ihe Sti ver Bndge. Make aw1se purchase today $36,000. #2243 C> 1986 Century 21 ReaJEstate Corporation •s trustee for the NAF. ®llnd'•-tradtomarks of C:enlury 21 Re1l &tate CorporAtion. p,.:.t~ •n U 5 A. Equal HousmgOpportuftlty tit OFFICE IS OWNED AND OPERATED , • ~ �\ Page-D-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 54 Misc . Merc:h andise 55 Building Supplies November 9, 1986 61 Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S . 35 W8et. Jackson , Ohio. 614 -286-6451 . . lindlewood wood buming in -·1- - -- - - - - ~trt for 1ireplace lf1d firewood Pol e Build ings by Qu ll:litv JDr 1111. Phone 304 -895 -3808 . Builder s. Workshop • . ca rports, animal shelters. garag es . 1- new RCA Model 78 Kero - Free estimates. Phone 6 14- nn a hutet. 304-675-2806. ~ $urplui regular trmy c amou flage.C arh'artt, Oenim , Reo tal c:lulhing, c emouft 1g e cover ails 130.00, H. 0 . " Sem" Some· rville, (Sgt. U.S.A . R et.l E aSI of lhvenswood .. Fri. Sat. Sun. !~:00-8:00 PM, other da ys tfter 4·00 PM. 304-273 -5655 . · 8 ft . wi~ e J( 7 h . ~igh wood farage wi1h track and hird · war e w-1 gla11 windows $50 .00. Ebco Oesil humidifi er il\ goOd cond, 180 .00 . Phone ~P4 - S62 - 3795 . HALF PRICE ! Fl11hing arrow Jigns $299 1Ught eel . non - arrow S289 t Unlighted $239 ! Free I etters! Seelocally . Call today! Factory : 11800 )423 -0163 . anytime. 384·5762. 56 Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cattery Kannel. CFA Him alayan, Persian and Siamese kinens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 614· 446-3844 after 7PM . AKC blonde po o dle pupa . Champion lin eel. Wormed & tailed . $126 each. Call 614 446 -7372 . AKC miniature Schnauz er pup pie salt & pepper male 6 w eeks old on Nov. 5 , shots and wo rmed S150,00 Ph . 614 - 446 468 0 Toy Poodle puppies call 614· 44:16 -2596 U!lright piano meke offer. Wood burning s1ova with tan. S225 .00 . Phon e 304 -675 2088 or &75 -7147 . 55 Building Suppli as Buitding Mat.eri als Block. bricl~:, uw 8f pipes . win dows. lintels, elc: . Claude Win l ers, Rio Grande . 0 . C&l! 614 -245.5121 . 4 square feel Df l!ICafolding. Call614-367-0632 . Real Estate General Registe r ed Pit 8ull puppies. 11 wks . old . Champion sired . $50 each. Ca ll 614-843 -6154 . Reg . male 8 eagle. 2Vl vrs. old . $ 100. Celt 61 4 -992 -6349 . Cuddley Teddy Bears, AKC r egis1er ed Chow Chow pup· pies . Ready to go hom e Nov 19, red and bl ack, 6xc: blood lin es. p aym en1 phn avail abl e The p ertee1 Christ m as gift. 304·675-6799 after 5:30PM . 59 For Sale or Trade 15 foot Canoe fib er glass 150.00 . 614-367-n73 71 64 Hay & Grain 71 Autos for Sala Autos for Sale . 71 Massey' Ferguton , New Hol- large round bales of h•v. 110 each , Square bel~•- 11 .25 1974 CoUgar XA7 2 door vary· 1978 Nova . Good condition .' each. Cah 614 -446-1062 af- good condition tor •soo.oo call Low mlluge. 1!114-949 -2849 . 1and , Bush Hog Sal as & s ·er- t er 5. llice. Over 40 uled traCtors to dloos e f ro m & to"l)lete lin eof n f1'N & used equipment . largest ~election in S .E. Ohio . JII'/I'S FARlY! EQUIPIYIENf CE NTER : SR 36 W. 0 atli~olis. Ohio . Call 614 -446 -9177, eve. 614 -446-3692 . Up front traC tors with warranty over 40 used tr actors, 1000 fOOls . 49 N Traet~r 1.600.00 . with loader Call after 6p.m. 61 4·245·9695 Dozer 800 cue lracks l4. good co n'd itlon $8.60Q .OO 1982 Buick R eg.allimit ed all power. Call 1114- 446 -3040 Dual A ~ l e Low-Boy 27 feet long. till bed . electric brak e!!!. S700 00 Ph . 614·446·6637 Ne-w and used p an a tor White s. Olivers, M -11M, Deutz tractors. S iders' Equipment Co., 304· 675 -7421 .- . 614 -246-91153 ahtr 15:00. IUnroof. t5200. 1981 el Camino t7000 . C1ll 114· 446- 1652 <It 61.·992·830•. Autos for S ale 71 1982 Sub aru 4 WD w agoil, VG co nd . 53,450 . Call 614- 448- 4141 . . 1984 Pontiac Trant AM ex. co nd .. low mileage, loaded With options. Call 614-446· 0688. 1973 Ford LTD 350 au1omatlc, runt good $400 .00 c:a ll 614- 446· 6606 anytime . 1973 Cadillac Sedan Deville 57,000 mil es very good conditio n silv er with bl ac:k top $1 ,950 .00 Ph 614 ·446·0577 . 1977 D odge Asp en. PS .. PB. 318 anflin e. auto.. 8460 . 614- John Deere combine with corn he ad and grain platform. S1200. 304·458·1031 . ' lnternation al 1260 Grinder Mixer, ex c ellent condition. :1)4-273-4216 . 949-2644. Autos for Sale ~ 1986 Ptymouth Tuti afn9 , 6 speed. 1! .000 mil es. Many tktr as. 84600. Call after 4:00 Real .Estate General 614-982-1837 . _polis. Oh. 1980. Thn• AM low mileage. auto. PS. PB, air rt•eo. CB. 1976 Ford Super Cab with topper. N eedslittle bodY work . Runs good . Call 614 -949· ulcing 14,500 . If not 10kl will be tr~ed il . Call 614 -446 - 274& . 1982 Oodg a Diplomat; auto . air. Wire rims, good tire.. low mileage, 82699 . Joho's Auto Sales, Bulavllle Rd . Gallipolis. 80 Ford Musteng, '1600 . 12 HP Jacobs., mower 6 eert. $700. Call 814·441·7371 . 1929 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. older r eator at ion . inc:lud as spare parts. 446 ·07&& : 1985 Ford Ranger 4x4 pickup. V6 6 !!Peed, AM · FM Cassette, 6U·258-6836 1982 Buick Century, 2 door,. PS. PI, auto ., air, AM -Fr.4, t4500. 304·87!·3401 . 21&8 . '75 Ford LTD. '78 Ford LTD owner. 74·.000 miles, !lhOna 304 -576· 2318 . •a&o.oo. One 2577 , 876·5529 . 1980 Old a Omega, 4 cyl. FWD, auto. air, make your own deal. ~4--676 - 26$0 . 84 Monte Carlo SS with perform8'lc:e package Special Goodrich tires on Rally wha•l•. Medium blue , cloth Interior. 20.000 miles. 57800. Cal1614-448 -1822 ~ , 40.ACRES IN COUNTRY · Large pond, house needs .work . Lots 'of nice Spruce Pine around house, cel lar, large barn. approx . 28 acres of limber, approx. 10 acres tillable , Wa l n~t Twp. Drilled well , Buckeye Rural Electric. All lbr on ly 1 $16,900. Phone Today. #655 LEADINGHAM REAL EST · Wanted To Buy : CCC G eneric Cer tific at es . Ph . 304- 675 · 1807 evfJlings. NEW LISTING - MINERS· VILLE - Small house al a small pr ice. Good renta l property. Elec. B.B. heat. 1 bed room . eq uiPP.!d iitchen WANT $9.500.00. . Ph. 614-387·0397. Hond~ shirt, 1983 510 Blarer. V& , air, auto. Call 114·992·2790. ' 69 Chevy St ap V en . S.750 .00, 304 -876·7440 . 446-3644 like new. $600. 614-986 -4301 s~rvices sions. I;:: all 614 -446-0966. 81 Home lmprovemants 8ASEIYIENT WATERPROOFING lJncondltion al lifetime guarantee. Local reference• furnished . Free enim 1111. Call collect 1-614 -237 -0488. dav or night. A 'o gars Basement Waterproofing. 79 Motors Homes & Campers Evergrae, trees, stum Ps a. leaves removed. Stone, gr evel. 11 ,400 oo . 304·575-2988. mulc:h. fir8'f-lood 6 c:o al deiivered . Oon '1 Landac.epes614- 1975Tiog' smotorhame,chavy ch assi~· . 350 engine, awning, 1.44cc:-8:c · 8-:6-46-:.-:---::~--­ 76 1~ cab air, 110 V air c:ond, new refrigerator, unit sleeps six, fullY sel f contained , duel rear wheels. good tires , new brake!!!, $6, 500.00 firm. phone Auto Parts & Ace essori as RON'S Televi Hou• calls on · Service .". Ou1ur. GE . Spac:ialing in Zenith. Call 304 ·676 -2398 or 8U-.t48· 304·nl-51 36. 2464. RINGLES ' S SERVICE. e•P•· rienc:ed carptnter, eleetrician. m 11on,1palnler, roofing Unduding )tot tlr IPPtiU1ionl 304· 675.-20BS Of 675-7147. SUrks Tree and lawn Service, Hedge"~ . shrubs , _bushes trimmed , landsc: apmg and stump ramov1l. Leaf removal . Rolarv or uble tool drilling . Most welll completed ume day. Pump sales and service. 304·886·3802 tery·. remodeling . room addi· don, c: ement bloc:k work, roofing, in1erior and ut erlor peintlng, siding. Roofing. Frt I e11im atu. 304·676-6446 or 675·5162 . Plumbing Real Estate General Canaday Realty NEW LISTING IN TARA - Very clean and well maint ained brick randl with fu ll basement. Includ es lam11y room . 3 bedrooms. 2 lu ll baths. . liv~n g room . dinin g area plus equ~ped , eat-in ki tchen. Also le atures screened in JXllth and open pat1o. garage. Central a11. Well decorate:! . Priced 1n the 60s. #234 • Mountain aer Auto Body Pens. 1318 Sth St. New Haven W.Va. has the largest inven· tory of afterm_arketparts in lh e area at low , klw pri c n . 73 -80 GM fenders S39 . GM doors 179 . 73-79 Ford fenders 836 . Doors 199. We nowhaveshort and long P.U. GM bed ski e. blazersidea and urtyandlate Ford t)ed sides in stock.Aiao parts for cars ~nd vans, bed lin: ers, If 8IJ bu~ era. Sharp spray flun and cup 199, while th ev I as.I . 8 att erie I and ec:t. Also avail~le a 3 year rust lhrough w arr antv on our top quality body parts. Outlld e West Virginia Cal11 -800 -623 2013 In West Virgin i a 1·800 654 -4657. LoCal calls 304 · GREAT LOCATION - CLOSE TO TOWN BUT BEAUTIFUL COU NTRY VIEW. 3 BR 1~ BA TH. m WITHFP. NICE EXTRA BIG LEVEL LOT. IT'S A DEAL AT $42.000. $25.000 FOR A 2 BR I BA TH WITH ALUMINUM SIDING & NATURAL GAS HEAT. CITY SCHOOLS. NICE & PRIVATE' - DBL WIDE WITH 2 ACRES ON BLACK· TOP ROAD 3 BR. 1'? B~ TH, FORMAL DR. UR, CELLAR HOUSE. STORAGE BLDG. & 2 CAR GARAGE. KC SCHOOL DIS! FANTASTIC BUY AT $32.000. FIRST AVENUE - You will ~ inspired by the pos· s1bilit1es this home oilers! Convenient to down· town, line woodwork throughoot with French doors. 1600 plu s SQ. ft. includes 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. la~ge living an d dining rooms. br eaklast area, small den and carport. Professional lands· cap~ng lront and back with rrult1·level deck . $56.500. #409 49 ACRES - Several e.cellent build~n g ~ tes . 1200 feet road frontage on state highway 4 m1les from R1o Grande. Gen tly rolling hills and valley. QUiet countr y surround~n gs . Outstandin g Ylew. Thi s property .will really turn you on. $39.90 0. #136 MIDDLEPORT - Fantastic home w1th a g1ganllc fam1ly room, w1th a beaut1fut fire· place. large hvm g room. 3 bedrooms. 2 ~ baths. full ba · sement and appro•. l 'h acre . of ground. MAKE OFFER · $45.WO.OO. PRODUCTIVE FARM UNIT - 147 ams located in good farm in g community on Gage Pakiot Road . Modern ll yr. ~d 4 ~H . :< bath home. 4,000 SQ . ft . · barn area for tobacco. hay an d llwestock. Pond. spnngs, small creek. Good deep well lor to me and county water aYaitable. 50 acres ·lays well for crops .11 .ac. now in e.celient allalla stand}. 40 ac. 1mproved pasture. 50 ac. woods. good c1oss fen ce a10und pastu re and most line fen ce new around pastUie. 1625 lb. tobacco base. Good hol!'f. good barn . productive land. All well locate:!. All ku $11 8,000. BAUII SUBDIVISION - Ap· pro•. 5 yrs. old, 3-4 bed· room home with 2 baths. deck. patiOand garage. Split foyer des,gn all m "'od con ·· dition. Natu ral ga s forced a1r heat and centra l air . Nice lot. $59,900.00. REDUCED TO $42 ,500 Here's your opporlun~ty to own a ma ~ntenance ~ ee home that's been very well cared for . In clu des liv111 g 10om. d1n ing room . kit chen with breakfa st mom. 2·3 bedrooms. Vinyl sid~ng, nlce lot. Portsmouth Road . #202 #342 3 BR BRICK. FU LL BASEMENT, HEAT PUMP, 1 CAR UNAT TACHED GARAG E. PLUS 24X32 UNATTACHED GARAGE. NICE LEVEL YARD. ABOUl .75 OF AN ACRE. NEW LISTING ON RT. 35 BETWEEN TOWN AND RIO GR ANDE. FRAM E RANCH WITH ALUM. SIDING. 3 BR. 2 BA THS. 2 CAR GARAGE. GOOD LOCATION. ASKING $46,000. llenry E. Cit! and. Jr. 992·6191 Jaa Trusstfl ..... 949-2660 :DGHit Turner ..... 992-5n2 Office.. ............,. "2· 2259 WALNUT TWP. 121, ACRES - $60,000 - THISFAR MHAS SOME BEAUTIFUL TILLABLE LAND PLUS WOODLAND. 4 BEDROOM FARM HOME RECENTLY PAINTED. SE'IERAL OUT· BU ILOINGS. TOBACCO BASE. • &W BRICK BEAUTY! - FEATURES INCLUDE HARDWOOD FLOORS, FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROO M. FORMAL DININ G, 3 BEDROOMS. I 'h BATHS. ATTACHED GAR"'E. BAS EMENT. IN RIO GRANDE. $62.000. NEW LISTIN G. THE AMERICAN DREAM COME TRUE - Just imagine the prettiest home 1n the loveliest s e n ~ng that you'ye eve~ seen and ths home will top 11. Perfect se tt~n g (trees. sma ll JX)nd. huge boulders) lor a Yery han dsome brick. I ~ stor y 0/erlook ~ng the nver. 4 BRs. la rge fam1ly 10om. 2 firep laces, formal d~ning. 2 baths. inground JXlOI. Ow ner has moved out ol state. must se ll. $95.000. #134 ',, 35 ACRES OF JJNValong with quality 3 ~d roo m home. 6 rooms in aii, bath. electric furnace. new ch1mney with coal/wood stove. 44x72 ba rn w1th 1400 sq. ft . m/1, ol concrete in part as shop area . Excellent lor auto ~epa irs and storage. 5·10 acres of crop area, some pastu re with balance in woods. T~a il rides established for bikes or horses . To· bacco base, minera l rights included with coal vein reporteo . All for $49,000. IMft!EDIATE POSSESSION- 3 bedroom home in the city. Homeis 1n very good c'ondit1on. Gas heat. central air. Alsowell ixJ 11t ga~age w1th large '241ll 1oom aboYe, suitable lor apart ment. pa rtial ulihhes 1n place. Askin g $42.00 0. · #309 NEW! NEWI - This 1. 570 SQ ft. randl w1th lull ba sement ma~ be 22 years old. but looks like new InSide. Completely redeco~atoo w1th e.cellent colo r sc heme, pl ush ca r pe t~n g . k1tdlen app llan· ces. floor tile an d on an d on. HOIT'f has 4 bedroom s. 2 baths, ec . 100m. central ai1 and ga ra ge on a llat lot. $47.000. 11408 JAY DRIVE HOME - 6 year oldran ch '" excellent shap e ~ncludes 3bedrooms. I ~ baths. I1Y1ng1oom and w1fe approYed k1tch en w1th lariif eat· ~n k1tchen . Co mpletew1t h 2 ca1g~~age , gas reat and central alt. Greaf place fo1 k1ds. Con'yen~ent to s hopp ~n g. hosp1tal. etc. $54.!l!O. LANDMARK - The home that ha s eYerything. GOOD CONDITIONED AND MODERN FEATURES Cnaracter. charm. and pr estige Th1s 2 story. in older home located in Cadmu s. 2·3 bedrooms. country home ISlUSt perfect fo1the large family. 1\7 baths, tiving·room wit hllreplace, '.1 basemen I. 4·5 la1ge BR's. 2 balhs. FR. den, DR . and partial Excellent ga rden area. Good storage building. .basement Enclosed sw1mming pool, la1 ge garage 45•45 barn , 22x 24 gara ge . 1 acre, m/1. $36 ,500. and workshop. 15 ac. lor garden. small crop an d #329 caHie. QUi el. scemc location . $139.000 #240 FLOOR PLAN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - Out standing layou t of this 4 level spilt oilers 4 bed · rooms,!' baths, lamily room , l1 ving room, dining area. k1tchen. all on different level s that gives a tam1ly the space 11 needs. Garage. Centra l air. Ideal location. 1 mile from town. $59.500. #208 GOOD BARGAIN AT $50 .000- That buys a brick home and app101imately 6 acres of grou nd. 3 ll!droom s. 1\7 baths home offers beautitu 1 k1tchen which w1ll please illY wile. Partial base· ment w1th woodburne~ , large garden spot. Kyger Creek Schools. $50.000. #230 n5 J lenno• Huting & Air Cond i· tionfng. All Types Insulation. Eltet~c'l Wirina. Glll44fi-8SIS or 446-0445 Stop buv a r 5 from tht ltoder. in and see this alt new ATV Work Horse/Recreational Vehide at SWISHER IMPLEMENT Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, 446-047 5 ,,.. .. .. ~ •m .. w•• Dillard's Water Delivery . Cist· ems, pool & well. Anytime but Sunday. 614·.W6 - 740~ . 614-992 -6344. Watterson'• Water Hauling, rea son ebl e t ates. imm edi ate 2 ,000 gallon delivery, cistems, pool1, well, etc . ca11304·676- . ,.•... 2~19 . . SUNDAY PUZZLER 1 Strict · 6 Grate 10 Flat-bonomed boat 14 Jumped 19 Eagles' ne81S 21 PortiCO 22 Record 23 Work clumsily 24 Advance In rank 26 Moslem headdress: pt. 28 Haggle 29 Federal agcy. 30 Resort In SE story i I large back w/ woodburne1. spacious country kitchen with I of han dbuilt cabinets, family room. nice carpel and wallpaper. Pnced low 40's. POSSIBLE LAND CONTRACT. $2,000.00 oown " payment. 9% fi•ed 1ate. $350)00 per month. No JX)intsto pay <1 la rge closing costs France 32 Tropical trees 33 Heap 34 Those holding office 35 Former Dutch ccln 37 American ostrich 39 SoH food 40 Slap 41 Poker·atake 42 Ruffle 44 Martini Ingredient: pl. 46 Large cistern 47 Piece of dinnerware 48 Wsnt 50 Slovenly women 52 Emporium 53 - Brea tar pita 55 Standstill 57 Tin symbol 58 Skidded 59 Hetps 60 Alternating current: abbr. 62 Skill . 64 Asterisk 66 Malden tOYed by Zeus 88 v, - . -. s 69 Choir VOICe 70 Nehoor sheep 71 Reluae from grapes 73 Spurts forth "75 Twofold 77 Footwesr 78 Macaw ONLY $1200 DOWN .. . .. I i t.tlnth~ Payl!'fnl P.&l. yiS. Re:luced $40.000.00. RIO GRANDE . Just 'up from Bob Evans Farms : $42.000-SL,260 Down Payment $342.24 monthly payment P.&l. only 30 yr. 9Y,% fixtd . 1 acre groond. 4·5 1Ed10o m~ 2 baths. It worksi'op, garage. • ., OWNER WILL ACCEPT OFFER! - INCO ME PROPERTY COMMERCIAL. RENTAL. OFFICE SPACE or RESIDENTIAL - 35 west. Is preSently be~ g. used as a residence and rental Rental unn-2 bedrooms, 1 bath. rrod. knchen wlh appliances, liv. rm.. lots of c~set space. I car )j!rage Residential-hasLR. 2 ffi. 1~ bath. It kl chen w/ all appl~nces. 1 car IJirage.lg. back ooYered patkl. Nice level law.n. Exce l ~ I condl~n . EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT- Part1al ~ wooded. good Ylew IJl~ 2 miles "om city. Been surveyed and water tap ~KI for. E•cel~nt to tu ild log cabin on. 40 ACRES- With alg, hol!'f with over 5,000 SQ. ft. formal entry, LR. and dining room wi i'IOOden lklors. 4 ~drooms, 3 baths. 35ft. of cabllet space in kitchen-bar pus a l:llrbeque pil. Home has wooden Malta windows. Hol!'f ~ (llalrty throughout. Cedar closets. e1pensive light fi1tu res. Stereo·intercom sy~em. Lt garage and workshop 32x36 leet. 16x32 ll·gnllmd pool. wood and coal furnace hooked into ~at1ng system.Thii lv~re l]asI all. GiYeusa · calt 101 mole details, 8.40 ACRES MORE OR LESS -Vacant land. Located inely school district. . I basement, lfirf!nta,c• & lin~shed family rooms. 2 car garage fin~shed . • trade-In at the pnce ol $45.000.00. Needs ~Ire TLC. DOUBLEWIDE - Owner nee<ls to sell. 1.59 acre more o11ess. 3 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, formal iN. 1m. forma l ~ning rm . fami~ room. 1,920 SQ . ft. liv. space, 2 ~1ge covered patios. City schoo~. Priced at $38,000. 1 APPROXIMATELY 9.85 ACRES of leYel ground adjacent tJ Pleasant Valley Estates; 608 ft . ol 10ad frontage, with cityf • water, sewage and gas oo premises. $400 00 per ~o n t loot.a I LOCATED ALONG 3RD AVENUE - 3.4 bedroom. 2-stort I home. New furnace. hardw ood lloo1s, recently ren ovatedl 1 Nice lol. $50,000.00 I NEAT 3 BEDROOM HOME loca ted along Roush Rd . • 1 .Chesn~re Twp Ky ge1 Creek Schools. App1 01. 'h acre. • I wbfp . pool. Buy now 101 $49.500.00. · • I COMFORTABLE1 2 BEDROOM hol!'f situaled on I ac reof • • I t 1 I 1 . GET · T HE BEST · P RICE FAST! Choose a broker who is competent, knowledgeable WE'LL GO YOU THE BEST PRICE FAST!! R&,l5fM~8 & 4~ 4•6-79, . Used tires -large selection to choose from 156- 13 through 16 .5 . S16 . and up . Mis · matched snow tires. 2 forS25 . GOOD HOME SITE IN QUIET LOCATION - Treii coYel ed hillsall a1ound . Small stream. county wa· ter. 30 acres in all with 14x71J 1974 3 bedroom 2 bath mobile home. All 1n !llod condition with par· tial furniture. 1.25 miles west of [no on Long Bran ch Road. All lor $30,000, #319 AND fr.r the " followers" - estlmatas. Boy I er s ·ervic;e. Alto poole filled . Catl614-2561141 or614·446 -1176 or614- . HERE'S A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY -To li ve in tow n. have plenty ot privacy and st1ll have alar111 · lot lor the children to play and haveroo mleft Over for a garden and pool. This older maintenance free 2 story oilers a modem kitchen and bath 3 bedrooms and afamily room. It has had good care · and is priced at $48,000. #126 and experienced. We have the Buyers. We l<now the Market. sure to " copy" Ul . Don' t waif Fum ace end · stove r JIP 1irs, Devor Night, 304 · 876 ~ 6073 . 7397. 11211 DOWNTOWN STORE BUILDING - 10.000 Sq. Ft - Excellent location lor any bu s~ness w1th more than enough ofl strfiit parking- Th1s b11ck and masomy building ~lfers 7.98 0 SQ . ft. on th e 1st floor which is all showroom with a small ware· house. 2,040 sq. ft. on 2nd floor rented as two 3 room and one 2 room ./lll.iCI.!ll.eQ)S (present rent $550.00!.11 yoor present space is too sma ll or you want a better tocation.look at this ooe. Owner will help fi nan ce qualilied buyer. #122 Mowr ey 'a Upholat ering serving trl c:ounty area 21 years. The beet in 1umiture upholeterinfl. C111 304· 676 -4154 1or t"r ee 446·4477 HOMES. fARMS & COMMEROAL- PROPERTIES . 25 LOCUST STREET. GALLIPOl:tS , OHIO 46621 WALL TO WALL VAlUE - 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH RANCH. CUSTOM BU IL T TO CONSERVE ENERGY. EQUIPPED KITCHEN. VER·Y PR IVATEWOODED 5 ACRE LOT. VERY NICE. $56.000. 4 wheel d1 iwe ofl ·raad uhidt~. Duignl!d to haul fMrt cargO than ony other ATV. Commuter's 4d wor., so · well thot lhe tompetitidn is 614-M-8-3438. Open daily8to 6, Sat. 9:30to 1:30 . Old& new Uphostered . .' Phone 614-446 -3888 or 614- REDtiCEO TO $29.000!! SUigery _would do wonders lor this ho me and inmase the smart fe llow's <I! Uity who bu ys th is 3 bedroom home on Georges Creek. • •· #404 • OUTSTANDING BRICK HOllE- Very well kept 10 y1. dd, 4 bedroom home on a7acre setlingjust _m1nutes from Ho~e1 Medical. Very nice kitchen w1th all the appliances. 2\7 bat hs. 2 !replaces. Central a1r. large fi01shed fam1 l~ room, hotb y room and summer k1tchen oolow er level 16132 ' 10-ground pool and ~ a cre Iarmpond. Small barn . Wonderful for children to have horses or other IIYestock. Comm1.1ftr's 4 • 5 il o fin t tn G allipolla. Ohio NEW LISTING - Within city lim1ls. Good I:IJilding loi. overlooks c1 ty . .978 acre more or less w/2 6am soo property. al so .816 acre more or less w/ a 2 bed room home used lor ren tal property. let the rent help mak eyoor paymen t or I1Ye in the home. Won't sell sepmte. CONVENIENCE! - Well located home just off Rt. 35. Green Township . RioGrande Grille Sch ool and Gallipolis H1gh School. 2·3 bedrooms home . nice ba th. large kitchen, d ~n~ng,li vilg and fam il y 100m. 7 1ooms 1n all. large basement area with city gas forced a1r furnace. Convenien t ~cati on . lmme · d1ate possess1on. Priced' to sell at $38 ,000. #307 e. A & M Custom Couch and R aupholstery, St. Rt 7. Crown Ci1y, Oh. 814 -266 -1470, Eve. Coal. limestone, gravel. etc. Deliver td 1 ton and up . Jim Lanier, 304 -676-1247 or 676- 446-3636cA~ AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT GORDON, REALTOR, 446-6216 MARY FLOYD, REALTOR, 446·3383 25 LOCUS'[ STREET. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 1833 .. CARTER'S Pl.UI'/IBING ANOHEATING Cot. Fourth end Pine Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Nice Cape Cod In Cheshire Th is sturdy older home was built to last and it ~a s ' Recently renovated . has new ba th. 3 bedrooms. d1ning 'room. lull basement, hardwood floors and fenced backyard . Certainly wort hwhle tosee this one. S39.000. #4LO [p DmJI/1111 nn il ~~ ~] TRISTATE ' UPHOlSTERY. SHOP· 1163 Sec. Ave .. Gallipolis. 114-448 -7833 or 61ol·446· & Heating ACROSe Restore this lovely colonial home. Large stately home with open stairway, approx. 70 acres, Leading Creek water, 3'12 miles from Pomeroy, Oh. on Rt. 143. PHONE 614-992·7098 • Upholst erv . AshbY Construction. c arpan- • Call "'!71·2842. 3~·576·2010 82 614·266 -1755 .982-3729. B7 TrH Trimming, stump removal . Call 304·87! :13~1 . . . 678·1296. ' 84 Hond•a XR -80, eKe; c:ond. Home Improvements Fen~ 1986. CRBOR, exc cond , 304 -' 1400.00 . '86 Honda ATC -200X, 3 wheeler. 6 mr.nths old 81 •' RACINE - One ltoor plan home w1th 2 bedrooms. din · ingroom. full basement, and a on e ca r garage. Mu st see. $12,000.00. ACREAGE f01 elbow roo m' Appro•: 10 acres of land near Chester w1th water an d electric aYallable. Perfect lor mobile home or bu ildin g ·s1te. Only $7,500.00. . ~e'ep 1or sale S1 , !500 .00 catt 614-367 -7803 enytime . m3 NEW LISTING - MINERS· VILLE AREA - 5foom hol!'f on a nice lot. 31Edrooms. ba· sement. mce woodw!Jk w1fh 2 fireplaces. Carpetmg and many other features. ASKI NG $24,!KJO.OO. 1979 ,Chevy 4x4. 315Q eng .. 4 apd ., b ck outs, dual exhaust, running baard . Call 614-246- 446-4292 . E: M, WISEMAN, BROKER DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9555 B. J. HAIRSTON. 446-4240 LORETTA McDADE, 446·7729 Housing Headquarters 992-2259 Vans & 4 W.O. 73 1979 Jeep 6 c:ylinder good condition $2.600 .00. Ph. 614- REAL ESTATE Real Estate General F·ront Oilc Brake Service ·for most c ars. $66 .99 inst.all new dsc pad s turned and true ro1ors, repack be afinga, inspect c alipers. replace fluids . Phone 304 -676 -266_3 , after 6 p.m. 01.200.00 Ph. 79 ch evey 4 .Wo for sale or trade . Call614 - 446 -4~82 WISEMAN. - 1986 Honda 126 4-wheel er 1982 Ford F160 ps, pb, auto. over pay ments. 304·676 · 688~ . 4141 . 446·2985 . Cycl es & rebuilt cycles & p ar'ts for nle. Ca!l 614- 448·7414. 671 Su!Jer ctlariJer, for a BB chevy en gin ecof11Jietasyst em transmlt~lon . Take Auto Rep air We rep air autom atic transmis- 30··458-1821. 9241 . Real Estate General Estate G~eral 77 . 1 97' Chevy l,t. ton pickup. good cond, 11110 transmisaton . 360 rmtor, good tires , 1995 .00, 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shell corn Of ear co rn . Call 'f or latest quotes. Riv er C:itv Farm Supply. 614 - 74 Motorcycles I 1976 Pontiac Grand Prill, runs good, body needs work , 304- phone . • 1978 GMC 3.4 1on . 354 en gin e. Also _1974 Prowl,e r Camp,er, Jtir, TV entenn a. Sl eepa 8 . $elf ~ontalned . Call 614-742 · 1970 Camero . $1,600 .00.' very good cond . 304 -676 · .3097 . · The Sunday Times-sentinel- Page - D-1 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point 1984 3 wheeler. 70 . Helm et. 1902 ~ubanJ 4 WO ~agon, VG cond. 13,450. Call 614·446- 216 E. 2nd St . . Phone 1 · (61 4)· 992· 3325 6GI E. Mainlooi,._ POMEROY.O. 1978 Datsun 4 -IP eed RadiO, topper for S999.00 . Jotins AutoS ales. Bulaville Rd. Galli· 73 Ford Pick-up 30 2 aut om a lie P.S .. P.l .. meohanic:all~ 10und ·, bodY rou(tl S200. 00 . Ph . Re~l Real Estate · RIALIDR 67 ACRES - 01 tractor land 1n hay W ith all minerals near Sumner. 8 ROOMS - 2 story, lg 3 BRs, 3 baths. gas FA furnace w1th wood umt.cook & bake umts. tg. family rm .. -ti1eplac e wood unit. fo1mat din ing & lg. yard. POMEROY - 9 rms .. 2apts., 2 lois. gas furnace . modern kitch en. basement. garage - in near Kroger's RACINE - 6 rms.. lull basement. coal lum ace. carpeting. 2 porches, dbl. garage on corne1 ~~ near schools. SALEM CENTER - 4.76 acres, 6 rm. randl . 3 BR s, elec. B.B. heat. carport ifll d insulated. Only $32:500. 43 ACRES - Eastem Schools. 4 or 5 BRs.lurnace. bu ildin gs. all minerals to seHie estate. MIDDLEPORT - Modern 3 BR home hidden ne.t to the woods. Gas FA furnace. d1n1ng rm.. lull ba sement & sw1m. pool. BUSINESS BUILDING Room enough for 6 rentals. Now occup1ed by 4. BUILDING LOT - Bau m Sub. DiY. Rest11cted area. SELLING PROBLEM CALL 992·3325 Trucks for Sale 1980 .Dodge · 0 ·60 4-speed : R adlo , topper . t1 .599 .00 . Jot-Ina AutoS ales, Bulilvilla Rd . • fEAFORDm 72 1987 ptymo4th GTX 440 four 1974 Chevy van. Call 814 · , ,Peed, 1110 1976 Munang 2 268· 1989 after 6 for mora automatic four cylinder. Phone Information . 614·986·4306 PS PB. 1981CamaroV8Au1a. 1979 Ford Mustang . PS, PB, Air PS PB, Cruiat tih, AM-FM auto , 302 Mgin e. 2 door, gray, Cesutta. 1984 Honda V30 ~un roof. AM-FM 8-track ste- Magna. 500cc: . Ctll614-446of786 after 6p.m. reo . $1200 . 614· 985-4302, Three n ew t obac:co bailers. $1 08 .00 . 304-675 -5646 . 71 . 1988 Plymouth Dutter, 15 IPd, Transportalion Autos for Sale November 9, 19.8 6 • I• 1 I DOWN PAYMENT - 9V,% fixed rate. 30 yrs. monthly payment. $261o00 P&l. City property, 4 bedmoms. 2 baths. NEW LISTING - 1.3 acres more !J ~ss. 1983 la60 mob!~ home. all lor $14.!KJO.' Land and trai ~r can be sold togetMr. C1ty sc hoo~. . separat~y !J land approx. h mile from city imits. Shaded lot. in· • sutated, new double·pan e wmdows. $20,000.00 . • 3 BEDRDOIII HOME ON KATHY DRIVE near Ho~er Hospul. • low ~affi: area. la1ge i:llck yard, .\WFP. GaHiJolii City School • District. Price $45,000. BUY FARMS OR ACREAGES . 150 ACRES located within sections H34 & 35 , Green Twp. $79,000.00 lor all. Terms for QUalified ~urchaser. Call lor more into. ' 132 ACRES. ntar Patriot. SO acres bottom. 7 buildlnas, no dwelling. Free gas. $50.000.00. 46 ACRES. located adjacent to Ga llipolis City. Your choice of the lirst ID acres. $10.000.00. • SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS .... • CALL AN EXPERIENClD WOOD REALTY SALESPERSON WE NEED LISTINGS!!! There is still good qualified buyers. f•. t • • • • e e • • 80 Remains 81 Naval off. · 82 follower ol Khomelni 84 Stones cut in retfe1 86 City In Wyoming 87 Model 89 Everyone 92 Dress pro1ec1.or 95 Gloomy 98 Medicinal plant 99 Baby's toy 101 Lead 103 lettered 104 Title of respect 105 Theater box 108 Part of "to be" 107 Deciliter: abbr. 108 Distribute ,110 Lair 11 1 Saint: abbr. 112 Blood 113 Smoke and log 115 Behotdl 117 Resorts 119 Babylonian deity 120 Vehicles 121 Terrestrial 124 Aleutian Island 128 Au Is Its symbol 127 Hawaiian wreaths 128 Most unusual 130 Nazi pollttcan Rudolph 132 Bright stars 133 Vegetable 134 Friend: Fr. 135 Spetlt~g contests t37 Shea Stadium tenants 139 Fruit seed t40 Country of Asia t41 Schemes t43 Traitors • 145 Actress Remick 146 Conceives 148 Sowed 150 Reading desk 152 Remained at ease 153 Old name lor Thailand 154 Great Lake ,156 Balances 157 Chemtcat . . compound 158 Aware ol: 2 wds. 159 Antlered animal 160 Cup: Fr. 69 Hebrew month 70 Sewed gathers In ~ material . 72 Decrep it airplane: . ·· DOWN • 1 Patalabfe 2 Fright 3 Act' of wearing sway 4 Edge 5 Gaseous element 60, -, -. T 7 Unit ol Siamese currency 8 Dinner course 9 Breastwork 10 Terence - 11 Containers 12 Harvest goddess 13 The two of us 14 Learning 15 Breakfast Item 16 Opposite to 17 Lowest member of a base 18 Taut 20 Mix 23 Pilcher's faux pas 25 Reverberation 27 Explosions 28 Defraud 31 Lampreys 33 Shallow vessels 36 Cravats 38 Is Ill 40 Staff :~ ~~~~~~~!es 45 Conceit 46 Marine snail 47 Part of pedestal 49 Lavish fondness on 51 Avoid 52 Bishop's headdress: pl. 53 Tibetan priest 54 Sandarac tree 56 Parish house 59 Coalitions 60 Ox of Celebes 61 City of France 63 Farm· vehicle 65 Wheel lracks 67 Forerunner of CIA sl. 74 Me's par1ner 76 You and me 77 Scoff 79 Soul: Fr. 83 Copycat 85 Mistakes 86 Female student 87 Free ticket 88 Landed 89 Near 90 South American ." ' '• animals 91 Ci trus fruit 92 Catcuta1e 93 Upright support 94 Railroad: abbr. 96 Arrow poison 97 Sicilian volcano ,•• .'' . • :· 100 Tellurium sym~ol ) ' 102 Bark clolh 1 · 105 Nobleman • ' ~ 109 Narrow strip of wood ..::· 11 2 Females: colloq. ~~ 11 3 Narrow opentng ~;, 114. Eumpean .. -. 116 Biblical naine 118 Stalk 120 Game · •. ) 121 Poin t of hammer 122 Contaminated t 23 River in Belgium 125 Ineffectual 126 Steers 127 Meadows 129 River duck 13 1 Cubic me1ers 132 Sleeple 133 Raised 134 Te, as shrine 136 Walk 138 Judgment ·: : ;. ~ ; •• -. '• . ' :· •' I ,. . . '• •, : 140 Roman road ' 141 Real esta1e map " ', 142 Withered ' 144 Highlander 147 Devo\lred 148 l'/letallas1ener . ' 149 Perish 151 Aunt.fn . spain -·~ ~' ,' 153 Accordin gly 155 Teutonic deity ' • . '\• �. ' ·~ : Page-0-8.,..-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 1 . ' ' By CHARLES S. TAYLOR ATLANTA (UP! ) - The na· tiona! Centers for Disease Control announced a reorganization of Its AIDS research effort but a top official said Friday it was not related to recent charges of mismanagement within the program. Two AIDS lab researchers and their staffs. currently under AIDS task force director Dr. James Curra n. will be trans!erred to the agency's Division of Viral 'D iseases .where they will work with retroviruses. A type of retrovirus, HIV or HTLV-3, has been identified as . the ca usative agent of AIDS. Curran, an epidemiologist whose specialty is tracking the origins and spread of disease 11·1·81 •n• +651 +to as 2 0 ' • WEST +106 5 43 'Q J 106 3 EAST +K QJ • 'A K 8 2 • 87 +QJS4 0 ·. ••Qs 7 SOUTH +AS f9 ' t A K J tO 9 2 +A K 93 ·, Vul~erable.: Nei,ther Dealer: East Wesl Nor~ East PaJS Pass Pass Pass 0!)1. 5. South t+ Opening lead: ' ' outbreaks, wlli continue to be In charge oftheCOC'sepldemlolog· leal research effort. In publls)led reports, which tbe CDC den!e!l, some scientists who quit the agency had .accused Curran of refusing to permit publtcation of their AIDS re· search. Others r;:harged the pro· gram ' was being mismanaged. Seven of 13 senior AIDS !aharatory investigators , have either quit, be~n fired or transferred. exaggerated and overblown. absolutely." Dowdle said that "anytime you have a lab star.tlng off tror:n scratch;you have an evolution of people, you ·have an evolution of ' tasks and scope as till!e goes on. He said the transfer of the Some peopledon't intend to stay, scientists was routine. "We do That's not at .all unusuaL" that every 'day in the' week." He said that in the Center for Dowdle blamed ''interpersonal In fectlous Diseases "we've got difficulties" that were exploited 175 people working on AIDS. A by the news media for generating . very small perrent;:~ge · have reports of ml smanagement and tm'proprietles in the AIDS left " Dr. Waiter Dowi!le, who re· The published reports promp· cently became director of the. program. ted an investigation by the CDC's Center for lnfectlO\IS "1 t~lnk that quite frl\nkly National Academy of Science's Diseases, said the transfer oft he there's been an exploitation of Institute of Medicine. The find · scientists was not' connected with those interpersonal difficulties. lngs of that fnvestlgation have the purported "turmoil" within Without the publicity, that would not been released , bot Dowdle the AIDS program and t hat the have been worked out. It's been said he is confident lhe charges move· had been planned for some time. "We're taking a couple of people from the AIDS lab to start the retrovirus lab;: said D:lwdle in an Interview. "They also wtll be working with the AIDS virus:" t-=;::::;:;:;:::::;:::;;:=;::;:;;::::===---1 Hu~an Pass +7 ~~~~:t:~' S©\\~1A-L££trs~ :::: - - - - - - ld;ttd br CLAY R. rOLLAN - - - - - Rearrange the 6 scrambled 0 words be low to make 6 Second sight or insight? · simple words . Print letters of eocn in i1s line of •squares. SCAOER By James Jacoby Today's deal is a bridge curiosity. ·since perfeet defense seemingly re:quires East to have second sight Be-cause East and West were using weak. ·no-trump openings (12·14 points), East .opened .the bidding with one club. Af· ter South had jumped to five dia · .monds, East doubled . This was a little , rash, since South was apparently bid.cling to make his contract and could ,easily bave II tricks in the diamond suit and some black-suit high cards. On the opening lead of the club sev· ·en, deelarer played the eight from dummy. East put up the jack and South won with the ace. Next came the A·K of diamonds with the queen drop· ping from West Declarer's diamond deuce was an entry to dummy's six- spot, and the lead of the club 10 en· abled declarer to pick up East's queen ·to !~<'Ore the doubled contract with six 'diamond tricks, four club tricks and ihe spade ace. So what makes the hand ~ curiosity~ November 9, 1986 . AIDS research chief deni~ reports ·of ·.infighting : James Jacoby NORTH "' Pomeroy-· MiddlepOrt-.Gallipolis, ,Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. . BRIDGE +972 .. I NOLLEY 3 I I I 1· I GUDOTU "Don't thro~ out those clothes," howled my husband. o........J..__,.........___.___.__. "I wore those when I caught . - - - - - - - - , that big fish last vaeation." SHE TCN Wearily I replied, "Now I know --1 why they say fishing is a dalu· '-::~·~·~~·~·=~·~-sian entirely surrounded by ,... liars in _ ." SUBTOE· ~ O Complete the chuckle quoted t,,.-,.:...._,.,.;:. 1-TJ___,E,K,C--,A_T-r-11 I 1111 7 I hl.---rl....::..l-.1---..ls. 'TI,;_TI-=-rl I 9 10 Southem honors players 626 Lotto 4, 22, 12, 23, ·I I •• - factor probed ·.in air crash : · TAI\fPA, Fla. (UP!)- Investl· to control tower tapes and gators are checking human rae- determined Baln was given pertors involved in the ground misslori twice to make a . final caUls ion of a priVate .plane and a instrument approach. • He said Pan Am jetliner that kllled the controllers had not cleared the veteran pllot of the small plane. Pan Am plane for takeoff and the JosephNall, spokesman for the tapes did not indicate any sign of National Transportation Safety stress in Baln. Board, said Friday a prellml· The tapes did reveal that two. nary review indicates air traffic other pilots decided not to land at , colutollers (ollqwed normal . Tampa In ter national Airport rnaprocedures and that airport ments before the collision, He . equipment was working said the pilots of.a DC-9 and a properly. single-engine Cessna 172 made William Bain, a 56-year-olo final approaches ln the fog, , but veteran Eastern Airlines pilot , decided to go to other airports. The exact times 'Of those died when his twin-engine Piper Apache burst into !lames after decisions will come out when lhe colliding with a Pan Am Boeing tapes are transcr ibed , but Nail 727 waiting to takeoff on a said controllers did, tell Baln fog-shrouded taxiway. None of conditions h ad impro ved the 23 people aboard the jet were slightly. hurt An the collision. · Bain a horted his first apNall said investigators listened preach . On his second effort. he Daily Numlwr -PageS Acq ulred immune deficiency sy ndrome most often st~ikes holllosexual men and. intraven· · ous drug abusers. In the· United States, 11 has been fatal in more than half of the diagnosed cases. : · ' Ohio·Lottery missed the runway and hit the jet on a taxiway several hundred feet to flte left of his intended landing path. . Nail said the Pan Am pilot made a last-second right turn to avoid being hit, but was rammed almost head -on by the Piper ' Apache, which careened down the side of the jet and burst into flames about 40 feet away , Bain·was commuun·gto Tampa from North Fort M~er s and was to fly an Eastern je't llner to Newark, N.J.. with takeoff sche· duled for 8:05a.m. EST. Nall said the (nvestigation will· prpbe a number of areas, lnclud· ·tng the possibility Bain was running late to prepare for his commercial flight "That is an area of the human factor the s Ia!! wUJ be kloklng into, " he sai d. at y Vol.36 , No. 132 Copyrighted 1986 By HELEN THOMAS think when we can tell the story all the American UPI Whiie House Reporter people wlil appreciate the efforts of this president WASHINGTON (UP!) - Americans will to get the American hostages released.'' appreciate President Reagan's efforts to secure Last week, accon;llng to the Iran ian govern· the re lease of hostages ·tn Lebanon once lhe full ment and administration sources, the United story is known and there is no administrative States sent mil(tary hardware to Iran via Israel to dissension because of a reported U.S.·Iran deal win freedom for the Alllerlcan ha s tages held ·by connected with the ir release, hi s chief aide says . the Islamic Jihad in Lebanon. White House chief of staff Donald Regan made Th'e New York Times reported Sunday that the remarks Sunday amid reports that Secretary Shultz was on the verge or resigning because the of State George Shultz may quit because of a arms transfer violated ,U.S. policy of no dispute concerning the deal to get the hostages negotiations with terrorist s and because he had released. been kept In the dark about the deaL Regan, who appeared on "John McLaughlin 's "Pure speculation," a senior State Department One on One." said: ofllclaf said whim asked about the reports . "I'll say to anyone in pu)llic life that questions . In a report on Cable News Network Sunday, what we're doing , please hold your opinion of us, Shultz responded with a brief, fla t "no" wlien hold your questions. As quickly as we cari we'll tell asked whether he was considering leaving his ' ' you the whole thing. . post. , " I will assure you we're not breaking laws, Shultz was making a one-day trip to Guatemala we 're not doing anything iliegal or immoral and I today. ha s a regularly scheduled meeting with Reagan later in the week. The president was returning to the White Hou se today from a three-day weekend at Ca mp David in time to celebrate the Marine Corps anniversary a t a Rose Garden ceremony. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger also reportedly was angry over the Iranian connection in the release of hosta ge David Jacobsen en Nov. 2. Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd said Sunday 'on NBC's " Meel the Press," "11 is my und erstanding that Mr. Weinberger hit the ceiling. Mr. Shultz's nose is out ofjoint. And I can understand ," However, Regan said of Shultz and Wein berger : " Well. without putting words in their mouths, I've never seen them angry over what we're doing for ·the hostages. I simply don't believe those stories ... " News accounts indicated not only the State . Department but also the Pentagon and CIA had been cut out of the deal to avoid leaks and evade requirements for reporting to Congress. .. ' S3HJ.010 U! SJBII Aq pepunoouns AJ8J!I ·U8 UOISn(&p 8 S! 6u1~8ij Aft M'll ALjM MOIJ~ 1MON., 'pend&J 1A!JJIIIIM, ·u011 ·B:l&A 1181 ~sy 6jq 11~11\16nB:l 1u&L!M ,,..... . e1041 aJOM 1.. ·pueqsn~ Aw · ~ .. 'W~~IDio eso~11no MCIIIII fuoo .. b·'• So&1?7-~l'f'll~S SJH.tO'IO cno 3SfiJ.90 HON3J.S J.3Jr.)'lf' lf'/0000 J.13N01 3SIIYOO S.LI111ttl08 In a related deve lopment, The Washington Post reported today that several congressional com · mittees plan to investigate the National Security Council's role in faciliating the arms deal and if the purpose of that role was to circumvent , Congress, the Pentagon and the State Department. · The Times also said that Shultz and Weinberger were aware that a secret channel had been opened to Iran last year by former national security adviser Robert McFarlane. with Israel as the middleman selling its old weapons to Iran while getting new shipments from the United States. But officials said Cabinet officers argued that the operation should be shut down and Reagan agreed to halt the covert deal in May. the Times said. However, the newspaper said Reagan c hanged his mind on the advice of current national security adviser. Adm. John Poindexter. and resumed the program under the 'auspices of the National Security Council. GOP Senate staffers face ax FOR 1987, THE PRIDE IS BACK, BORN IN AMERICA. 1 1 Section. 8 P8ges 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newsp•per -R egan on hos.tages: F~II story in due time by filling in the missing word!l 1 010 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, November 10. 1986 1 L.-'--'---1-.1--L....J. you develop from step No. 3 below, '"'""''~~'' Rain likely tonight · and Tuesday, ·with a low tonight near 40 and highs Tuesday hetween .J5 and 50. enttne I 1 · East 'should assume that declarer has an entry to dummy in the diamond suit. If East decides that his partner's . club seven is a singleton. he should play low on the opening lead. Although dummy's eight of clubs will win the , trick, declarer cannot lead a club from dummy immediately or West will ruff. .·If South draws trumps and returns to .dummy to lead a club, East can then ·split his honors and eventually come ,.to a club trick. If West's original hold· in1 is the 7-3 of clubs, it will not mat· :.ter thllt East fails to cover the eight of clubs. Only if West is leading from K· 9·7 will East have to wipe egg from his face when he ducks. i that were made' .. are not going to be Substantial~ . " CDC ·director Dr. James Mason ackno wledged in Sept~mber that some scientists had left the AIDS program. He cited " intense pressures" within the AIDS : research effort, caused by the · mounting death toll from the disease. "That toll now stands at more than 15,000 and is expected to increase dramatically, ac· . counting for · nearly 165,000 deaths by ·19Hl. · ' . ' .- . DODGE DIPLOMAT WASHINGTON tUPi i - When mall sort e~s and car parkers, are the Republicans took control of at risk. When the Republicans took the Senate in 1981 they swept in a new set of personnel, from over in 1981, they made a number pa rliamentarian to elevator op- of up-and -down personn·el erators. The Democrats take changes, installing their own charge In Januarl and they're parllmentarjan to interpret rules and precedents, their own chabringin g a broom . "The shock and disappoint- plain and <'ven their own elevator ment have worn of!," said Cheryl operators. So the Rev. Richard HalverIrwin, deputy press secretary for son, who In his session-~enlng Sen. Jame s Abdnor, R·S.D .. who · ran "!!d loot. "l'jOY.f 111e reaL!Jy;. . ~., 161.-.n-.·year Senate chaplain dally goes over setting ln." · The reality for 15 percent toll tht> ·head, of his lawmaking percent of the Senate's 7,563 employers, may get the ax. Irwin, still on the payroll and employees is that they will lose conducting a job search by their jobs next year when the teleprone from Abdnor's office, Democr~lts return to co ntrol of more worried ahou t appeared the cham ber with their 55-seat the ousted senator' s plight than majority. her own. The increase in the Demo· "It breaks my heart to see him cratlc majority in the House will prompt some job realignment turned out of office," she sai d. "I there, but the big turnoverwlil he have marketable skills. l know I'll find a job." in the Senate. For his part. Abdnor is ge. In addition to the loss of jobs on nu in ely concerned for the future EARN SPECIAL HONORS - Making a departure from their Tony Connolly. Back, ton••e Brown, S~'Ott Grueser, Damon Fisher, personal staffs, some Republi· of his staff. final grid season and earning special honors atthe Southern faD David Deem, Mike and Tim Smith. See story and can staff members wil i be fired "He's coming back from South sports banquet alo~g with special award winners Saturday were, additional pictures on page 8. or demoted when GOP senators Dakota Monday to help us find 1-r, fronj. Pete .Johnson, Scotl Burri,, Tim Willis, Pete Roush, and turn over control of S~nate jobs," said Irwin, wiD hopes to committees to Democrats when land one at a federa l agency . the 100th Congress convenes Jan . So does Kevin Childers, press aide to defeated Sen'. Paula 6. There will be changes in the top Hawkins, R-Fia. "I' ll focus on the federal WASHINGTON (UPII - Sa- by at least five seats. Two closP fifth year In a row. a signal from the White House posts in the offices of the Senate and the sec retary of the agencies," he said. "Fortu· voring their new majority in the Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D·Texas, and later running out of time in races are still unresolved. ser!'l?ant -at -ar ms. Even low· nately, the adminlslration s m\ Senate and gains in the Hou se, the end· of-session crush of "The national pe ndulum ha s who . 5 expected to take over as paying patronage jobs, such as has control of them." Democrats have predicted the bu*et and tax legislation . swung back to the center." chairman of the Senate Finance No. 1 priority that will be Several Senate· Republicans, Wright sai d after the election." A Committee, which ha s jurisdic· addressed when Congress con- Democratic House and Demo- lion over taxes, trade and many Including trade subcommittee venes Is a comprehen sive trade Chairman John Danforth of cratic Senate will he able to other issues, promised to begi n bill. Missouri, who will relinquish his produce legislation responsive to hearings on a . tra de bill in Senate Democratic leader Ro· post next year. are expected to the public need s and in harmony February and br in g it to the bert Byrd of West Virginia and with the new public mood." Senate floor for act ion by early support Democratic efforts to COSTA MESA, Calif. tUPII- later in the W<'ek. but that Sunday Hou se Democratic leader Jim move a trade bilL He said .one of the most serious summer. David Jacobsen. freed after 17 was to be a private day of Wri(<ht of Texas, expected to be "I am confident we will put ' a problems remains the nation 's months as a hostage in Lebanon, reunion. named to replace retiring trade deficit. , trade bill · on the presid<;>nt's "I wan I to share !!Us glorio us returned home to a joyous Byrd sa id a major goal is to . desk." 1;\entsen said, adding that Speaker Thom as O'Neill. agreed welcome !roll! · relatives and day,•ilth ,the people that I love , pass irade legislation " that wlli the administration "stiffed" the that trade l!'gislation will be thei r friends and tar from a growi ng and that I have waited 17 months top priority when the IOOth give us a stronger handindealin g Republic a n-controlled · Senate controversy over how his release to hug and to kiss," Jaco bsen with our trading partners". ATLANTA tUPI - Federal Congress convenes Jan. 6. this year by refusing to cooper ate said. "I want to thank all the was obtained . hea lth officials said distribution He also sai d the admlt\lstration on trade legislation. The Democrats wrested con· people who have followed my must be forced to act to reduce trol of the Senate in last week's The House approved a sweep- 'has begun of a vaccine to protect Jacobsen, 55. the former ad· story, and I as k them to co nt inur against A-Taiwan influenza , a the trade deficit, which hit a ing trade bill last spring, which election for the first time since to pray for Tom 1Sutberiand1. ministrator of the American new strain of illness that is 1980, mustering a o5·4o m ajority, recorc) $148 .5 billion last year and President Reagan dubbed "proHospital in Beirut, arrived Sun· Terry (A nde rson 1 ... and ail thr already caus in g problems Is expected to top $170 billion this tectionist," but the Senate never In the House,, Democrats in· day in a rented Lear jet a t John other hostag<':>. May the y soon year, setting a new record for the took any action, first waiting for around the nation. creased their margin of control Wayne Airport. 40 mil es south of have a day just like this ." Dr. KarlKappasofthenational Jacobsen and his famil y wNr Los Angeles, to a welcoming Centers for Dlsease·control said party of about 20 people, includ· welcomed Frid av in Washington Sunday the new vaccine protects ing his 92-year-old father. Jacob, by President a n'd Mrs . Reagan . against the A· Taiwan slraln of sister, Doris Fisher, and his Despite efforts bv his family to 'flu and is primarily recom· ex -wife, Salty , keep secret details of his arrival mended for people under 35 who in California . where he pre· ha ve underlying h ea lth "Dreams of this reunion kept viously lived in Huntington problems. me going and faith in God made Beach, dozens of reporters wNi' The Taiwan flu strain antigen this day a reality," sa id Ja - t, on hand when thr white Lear jet is different from str ains seen cobsen, wearing a tan jacket with landed. before in the United States and an American flag on his lapeL An a irport official said the may cause widespread Illness ' J acobsen, who pleaded Friday private jet was rented by televi · this !ali a nd winter amorig with journalists in Washington to sion evangelist Robert Schuller, children and you ng ad ults , health refrain from reporting on the ' at whose Crystal Cathedral in officials believe. details of hostage negotiations , Garden Grove. Jacobsal had for fear it could endanger the worshipped . The CDC reported . last week lives of tlie remaining captives, Afterward . .Jacobsen and his that a flu strain similar to the again declined to · discuss the party drove to the home of his Taiwan variety already had been Issue: A firestorm of criticism sister, Carla Forbes, In Aitad· reported in Hawali , New York has · erupted over reports the ena, a suburb of Los Angeles . and Texas. A 'parade in Jacobsm's honor Federal health officials annu· government used arms ship· ments to Iran to secure the was scheduled Friday In West ally. recommend flu shots for release of Jacobsen and other minster, wl'fore residents of a The toys high risk individuals - people CONVOY - Despite Saturday's rain, 40 host ages. convalesrent home had organleged children and ·admlssion to I he jamhoree was over 65 and trose of ali ages with motorcycles and their riders moved In a oonvoy ized a "spiritual adoption" of a loy per pel'!lon with numberous toys being underlying health problems. from the Route 33 road side park to Pomeroy and He was accompanied on the Jacobsm and other hostages . collected. The toys were to be moved today to The Middleport as a part of their toys for lots flight from Andrews Air Force Jacobsen was freed Nov. 2 Salvation Army quarters on Bultermt Ave., in To be fully" protected this program . In Middleport, ·the group moved to the Base by his sons, Eric, 30, and after being held by the Islamic Pomeroy in preparation for helping the needy at Riverboat Inn tO atlend a music jamboree held winter, the CDC sai d· two flu Paul, 28, daughter, Diane, :5, and Jihad, the pro-Iranian extrem ist Chrtstmastlme. Many of the participants are vaccinations are necessary this there .iue a pari of the program and featuring their spouses. Jacobsm said he believed to be holding group pictured at the side of the Riverboat Inn .. several bands throughout the afternoon and night; year. would rold a news conference other American hostages. ·l>•l'Y""" Ol SUMSN't' 111111 NEWSPAPER ENTER.PR1SE ASSN . '"" 1OOth Congress to focus on trade hill Giv,i ng SPECIAL DEALS on OLDSMOBILES GREAT DEALS ON ALL '87 MODELS REBATES EVEN DEALS ON ALL 1986 MODELS IN STOCK: s2,o.ooqo s3,ooooo TO Former hostage .home DODGE COLT . ' ' . AND YOU GET CHRYSLER'S FAMOUS 6150 PROTECTION. PLAN. 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