https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/549a0ddbe3f3c30cb1844f1309316a2c.pdf a980467c2566290fc333518685e5e71d PDF Text Text ~ . .. • •w • .. 'I Page..:..s- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, NovemiM!r 14, Local Briefs:·---. Firefighters extinguish Goodyear blaze GaUia man ·taken to center · GALLIPOLIS- Joseph A. Bevan, 34, Rt. f, Crown City, was taken to the Athens Mental Health Center T~ursday tor !'valuation following his release from Holzer Medical Center, according to the Gallla County ShPrlff's Department. Bevan, who barracaded himself in his Harrison Townslllp residence and held off deputies for sev~ days following his alleged refusal to accept a court order on Nov. 6, was removed from the house ·on Mart! Road Thursday ~rnlng following a tear g'es attack. . He was trPat!'d and relpas!'d from HMC for exposure to tear gas and abrasions to the legs below the knees. A sheriff's spokesperson said warrants have been lssu!'d for Bevan's arrest when he is relPasec! from AMHC. The warraftts charge Bevan with obstructing offlclal .buslness and aggra. vat!'d mPnacing, tile spokPSperson said. · • ' ... • '' • 1-vehicle accident injures driver · USW local to meet Tuesday Local 5171 of the Unit!'d Steelworkers will meet Tuesday at 6: 30p.m. at the Union Hallin Hartford, W.Va. All activr members are urged to attend. Shade River Lodge meets today · Shade River Lodge No. 453, Chester, will hold a special meeting Friday, ttodayl, 7:30p.m .• with work in the F.C. degree. No EMS runs reported Thursday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services rpports no calls for assistance on Thursday. Marriage license issued ' A marriage licPnse has been lssu!'d In Meigs County Probate Court to Donald Leroy Martin Jr .. 21. and Connie Sue Alley, 22. both of Middleport. ' Divorce action filed in court A divorce action has been fllPd In M~igs County Common Pleas Court by Mabel BernPas BrumfiPld, Pomeroy, against Donald Brumfield, Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duty and E'XtremP cruelty. Michael Gray Wollard , Washington, N.C .. and Nancy Jo WallacE' Wollard, Middleport , have fll!'d for a dissolution of their marriage. · Racine bank files suit Home National Bank, Racine. has fil!'d an action In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Sandy Creek Lumber Inc., Richard Williams and TerPsa Williams, all of Antioch, TPnn., et.al.. requesting judgment of $24 ,473.:.1l plus Interest. I '' ' Ohio primary date to change · · . , · COLUMBUS (UP!) -Legis Ia· South, or New Hampshire's early lion moving Ohio's presidential candidate sbowcase •." added primary from the first week in Brown . May to the third Tqesday In March, starting in 1988, wlll s00 n oo on its way to the desk of Gov. Richard F. CPles te. The House adopted the prop· osa l Thursday. 65·27 •.sending It back to thE' Senate, where it passed last March. Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, R-Cinclnnati, the author, said he will ask next week for concurrence in the minor House changes. . . Aronoff and Secretary of State Sherrod Brown havE' been push- · lng for the earlier primary datE' to make Ohio a factor in the presldPntlal nominating process, and to influence othPr Midwest statE'S to join in a regional primary. ThE' Meigs County Genealogical Society wlll m!'t't at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs County Museum in Pomeroy. Lronard Bass. Syracuse, will be gupst speaker. The public is invited. . "This is one more link in the chain for a regional primary In thE' Mldwpst," said Rep. JProme F . Luebbers , D-Clnclnnati, the House sponsor, woo not!'d that 1111nols has its primary on the third Tuesday in March and that M.lnnPsota. Indiana and Michl· gan may follow suit. "With this chap~. Ohio would play a more significant role in determining who would be the romlnees of both political parties," said Luebbers. Ohio's primary was in JuDE' from 1976-83. It was rnov!'d back to May in 1984 to help Sen. John Glpnn. [).Ohio. in his abortivE' prPsidPntlal bid . SomE' opponpnts object!'d to shuffling the date around, and others pointro to the estimat!'d $5 million expense of a special primary evpry four years. StatE' and local candidates would be nominated at the regular prim· ary in May. "Our d!'cision to join Illinois, and thu s crpatp the foundation of a Midwest rPgional primary. will mean more political clout for our statE' and our rPglon of . the country," said Aronoff. "It w!H movE' Ohio's concerns closer to the top of the national political agenda ." . Painting le8SOns will be offered in Pomeroy in December, Bob Hoeflich report8 - B-8 -Page B-1 Art Buchwald finds a new way for the •. Vol. :l1 No. 40 . ·U.S. to combat terrori11m - A-2 FAU ~ WI/ITER NOIJR$ CLOSED MONDAYS TUES .. WED.• THURS .. FRI. 9 AM to 5 PM SATURDAYS 9 to 1 THE GRAVELY Soulh Central Ohio Clear tonight, with a low in the upper 20s. Increasing cloudiness Saturday, with highs between 50 and 55 . The probability of precipita · lion Is near zero tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds will becompsouthPrlyat · 10 to 15 mph tonight. Ohio Elltentled Forecast Sunday throop Tuesday A chanre of rain Sunday and · Monday, with a chanre of rain or snow mainly in northern part of the state on Tuesday. Highs wlil range from 45 to 55 Sunday and Monday and from the mid 40s to · the ·Dw 50s Tuesday. Overnight lows will be between 35 and 40 Sunday and Monday mornings and in the lls early Tuedsay. , WILL YOUR UTILITIES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSE THIS WINTER? • RYOU FRIDAY'S UNTIL 7 P. • By DENNIS SHUMATE incompiet ion . forced the White Times-Sentinel Staff ,Falcons into a fourth-and -fivE' POINT PLEASANT - The situation. Gibbs dropped back Wahama White Falcons returned and fired a pass to Bumgarner two kickoffs for touchdowns here for six yards and a first down at Saturday afternoon, but needed a the Pineville 49. kPy fumble recovery, advanred Facing a third-and-seven , into thE' endzone off a 43-yard Gibbs found Bumgarner open pass from quartPrback Sean past the PinevillE' secondary . Gibbs to Brad Bumgarner and down to the thrre. where Bum· Matt VanMeter's extp point garner was tackled from behind with 3: 16 remaining in the game and fumbled . to take an exciting 25-24 victory Robbie Grimm, who was trail· over PinevillE' in the opening lng the play, outraced a Pineville round of West Virginia Class A detender to the ball, plck!'d up football playoffs. the DOS E' pigskin along tile left After Pineville had takE'n a sideline and scor!'d from three 24·18 lead on a fivP-yard run by yards ,out. VanMeter kick!'d the FrPd Hatfield , the White Falcons decisive Pxtra point for the startI'd · their winning drivE' on winning margin that s!'nds Watheir own 40 aftpr a · short .hama into second round playoff Pineville kickoff. action. Wahama wast!'d little time to Following an incomplete pass, Gibbs connected wiih J .T. Lloyd excitE' thE' crowd as Lloyd took for five yards before another the opening kickoff 88 yards tor a I Includes Lobby, Installment Loan Department. 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SHOREY~®· ======America's DinnerThbler========= ...... -- It Animal shelter group's big leap ·Minutemen • In playoff tilt 'I · sell, Long Bottom; Howard Tho• mas, Letart. W.Va.; Katherine Weaver, Pomeroy; Martha Hart. Letart, W.Va .; Wilbur Smith. Rutland. DischargE's - Juanita. Chap· man, Harold (Duane) McDaniel. Fannie Maynard, Jennings Way· land, Christopher Bissell. · Today, partly cloudy. High 5fl to 5.'1. B Soctiono, 58 P~~goo A 'Multimedia Inc. Now-or :wahama nips James R. Bryan · 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992·2976 Along the River ........ B·l·8 Business ... ...................D·I Comlcs ........... :........Insert · Classlfleds .... D-2·3+5·6-7·8 D,e aths .. :..................... A-6 Editorial ..................... A·2 Sports ...................... C·l·8 . · Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Copyright«< 1986 lbure inVited to an oldfashioned --~ - - says .we~come to holidays tnttS·• By NANCY YOACHAM Tlmes·Senlinel Staff POMEROY - The fir$! yPar· of MPlgs County's twoyear hou sing rehabilit ation program, funded by Community DpvelopmPnt Block Grant funds through the Meigs County Commissioners and admlnistPred by the Gallla· Meigs Community .Action Agpncy at the request of the commissioners, is winding to a close. Ron Crawford. program dl · rector. reports that 28 homE's havE' been repaired through · out MPlgs County, some of which receiv!'d "quitE' extensive" repairs. The grant allows for rehabilitation of 23 major projects and five e mPr· gency projects per year. Gal11a County has "totally, finished" thE' second year of Its hous ing rehab funding period, Crawford says, with a ' total of 55 homE's repair!'d during the two years. BecausE' Ga llia wrapped up Parly, It received an add!· Ilona! $75,000 in bonus funds, thus Pnabling thE' ·Ga 111a pro· gram to continue through <\;:rll 1987. · Crawford says eight additional homes may now be rPpalred in Gallla with the bonus fund s. Altogether, Gailia rec~lv!'d nearly :1590,000 and Meigs $642,000 for ttelr respective two-year programs. Of those tot a is, Galiia received $293,!61 for Its second yPar, while Meigs receivro :1321,000 for its first -year. Crawford says the second· year -of thE' Meigs program wlll begin gearing up in mid -December. As in the first-y ear. homes to be rehabilitated will he chosen oo a point system by a flve-mem ber panel estab· lished by the Meigs Coun1y Commissioners. . Points wlli be asslgn!'d on various items, including the. size of the family, family Income and the condition of the hom!'. The maximum income to be consldPred In Meigs County is $16,!XJO, however, lower in· comes will again ·be given GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE . •• SH()NEY'S ::;::::::;;".:.~~.~·~· .: BEEF TIPS & Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan of Middleport have recelvE'd word or the death of his brother. James R. Bryan. 704 Emmons St., Lincoln Park. Mich .. Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday and burial will be at Lincoln Park. . ' ' . effort to end Ohio weather c. 50 cents Bucks· in. first place·- hooked up ·the ho~es and flr!'d · water Into the aroo to coollt down . lle,fore Goodyear .P~rsonnel, our; assistant chiP! CharlPs 'follivPr: and members of ti)e Po in~ , Pleasant Volunteer Fire Depart, ment enterE'd the building tq make s.~re things were undeP control. The Point P!Pasant Voluntee~. Fire Department sent 10 mPn and three trucks to the srene whil~ Valley responded witheight men and two trucks. and Gallipolis arrived at.the scenE' with six meq and one truck . I Gov. Richard F . Celeste announced today the award ofS.'i,!1Hl to the Meigs County Health Department to fund community operated hPalth promotion programs focused on attacking the leading causE's of dPaths and dlsabUltles In Ohio. The grant was awardPd by the Ohio Department of Health through thr federal Preventive Health and Health SE'rvlces Block Grant. ·"Promoting good health practices and reducing the risks to premature dPaths and disabilities help avoid needless sufferlnl!: and also r!'duce health carp Pxpenses. Keeping health carec 0sts down is , essential in protecting Ohioans' pockPtbooks," the governor said. Most prPmature deaths and disabilities are due to heart disease, cancer. stroke and accidental Injury. Evidence Indicates that lndlvlduallifestylp is a major contributing factor to thr number of premature deaths and disabllltles, the department of health reports. Individuals can significantly influencE' pPrsonal health outcomes by adopting position health habits. according to thE' departmPnt. Health promotion projects arp deslgn!'d to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce hPalth risks that are associated with the leading causes of deaths and dlsabUltles In Ohio, the department rPports. · :f. IArea deaths I • . · ' Sunday "No longPr wlll topresldPntlal candidates be ablE' Ignore the nreds of Ohio oocause they are Genealogical society meets Sunday Health department gets funds a Valley, Point I;'leasarit and Galli· polls (ire departmPnts, Roberts added . According to Ted Nance, llPutenant with the Vall!'y unit and one of the first firpfighters on the srene, there was more smokE' at the Goodyoor plant than anything else. "We saw a who.l~.lot of smoke when we got there, Nance said. "By the time wparriv!'dGoodyear's firE' brigade pretty much had things under control. We could see morE' smokE' than wp coul!l · fire. I we got . there we j r------------....-1 A Jackson County, W.Va., man sufferedminon1sibielnjurles in a one-vehicle accident on Ohio 124 Thursday: Lewis A. Young, 36. Sandyville, was not treat!'d, according to the Galiia-Meigs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. The patrol said Young was eastbound In Sutton Township at 4 p.m. when the truck he was driving reportedly struck a brldce. went off the right side of the road and overturned, causlnl! severe damage to the truck. Young was cited for failure to control. '. POINT PLEASANT :.... Volun ' berts, manager o( industrial tcer tt're departments from Point relations at the ApplE' Grove Pleasant. Valley and GalUpolls · faclllty. Rooorts said thPre was . respoild!'d to fire. at the equipment damage , but a mone· Goodyear Tire and Rubber Plant tary estimate was unavailable. Thursday at 10:15 a .m . According . to Roberts, the The fire. which was confined to utlllty buUdlng is seperate but a \ltillty building used to ) tore, adjacent to Goodyear's main hPat and melt raw materials , buUdlng. The fire, which appar· resulted in no Injuries to person- ently originated around a heat!'r nel at thE' plant or f!reflghtprs at us!'d to heat transfer liquids, was thE' site, according to Bob Ro· confined to the structure by the • • • . · j 198~ r-• I • ; · I LOOKING FOR AN OUT - PlnevUie's Fred Hatfield (22) looks lor an out as Wahama players Eddie Starcher (33) and Terry Hawkins (38) close In durin!( Sa(urday's playolf game between the 6-0 White Falconi Pad. Wahama's try for two was un~;uccessful. Plnevllle battled back at the end of the quarter wl!en Fred Hat· flPld scored .trom 11 yards out. . White Falcons and Pineville at Point Pleasant. Waliama E'dged the Minutemen, 25-24, Ill advance In West VIrginia lootball playolfs. Pineville missed thE' conversion . attempt and the gamE' was tiro at s~. The White Falcons -scored the o~ ly points of a defensive domi· (ourt ruling _ clears officer ~· ~:· ~:~~.t- nat!'d second quarter on a 14-ya rd run by Grimm with 8: 42 on the clock . Wahama·s drive was started when defensive back (Continued on C-2) < y~ar BEFORE- This was Flora Bailey's home before housbtgrehab111fatlonfundswerespenl to upgrade the residence. Located on Hartinger Parkway, the bluse, as pictured, was large, drafty and extremely hard to heal. · AFI'ER - Bames Construction Co., of Galli a County, wuthe conlriCtor responsible lor repairs to this Hartinger Parkway home, owned.by Flora Dalley• ..,.pproxlmalely $13,000 of Melgs·County's Community Development Block Gr111l houln1 rehablllta&ion luncls was spen€ to upgrade the residence. Barnes CGIIItrudlon hu been reapo•lble lor repairs to 15 Meigs and Gall Ia homea which have been upiJ'aded with houal111 rehab funds. In the picture are , from left to right, John Manley and Jbn Ba-a, of Barnes Construction, .and Ron Crawford, housing rehab program director. ;:referenre. Only owner-ocoupl!'d oomes wili he rehabilitated. Mobile homes w111 not be ·conslder!'d. Duplexps or homes repaired under prpvlous city or county Housing and Urban Development progr81l')s are also not eligible for the program. The l . • ownPr must have Uvecr 1n the bornE' for at IPast one YEIIr prior to applying lor assistance, and a 'five-year lien 1s placed on the b:>me . The lien only eovers the amount or the repairs and is r!'duced by :IJ .perO!nt each 11 thl1 Dve years. Meigs resldPnts wishing more information on the second-year of thE' county's housing rehab program may co'n tact Rick McDonald, Meigs housing specialist, in his <lfice on the ground floor rl. the Meigs County Courtoouse. GALLIPOLIS - A federal magistratE' has found in favor of a Gallipolis policeman sued by the mother of a man who died aftPr being shot at the Ga111a County Sheriff's DepartmPnt five years ago. The decision came from Magis· tr(lte Norah McCanl\. King Frl· day following a four-day trial in U.S. District Court ln .Columbus on the suit. brought by Helen Sharp of Springfield, admlnlstra · tor or the estate of Byrm\ D. Redman. against Patrolman Jack Owen. The suit claim!'d that Redman , 22, was denl!'d du.E' process and was the victim of wrohgful death when Ow!'n shot Redman on Sept. 12, 1981, following a ram· page in which a dispatcher and a jaller werE' shot and wounded and a shPriff'S captain was severely beatPn. In the. original suit, filed in August 1982, OwPn was one of several defendants . Those ln· eluded ·the dispatcher, Anthony R Haner, the jaller, Oliver "Bud" Raygu, sll>riff's Capt. Silas Hamilton. Patrolman (now Sgt.) Keith Elliott, Sheriff James Montgomery and spyeral county and city officials in office at the time of the Incident. All of tbosP defendants were later dropped from Sharp's suit, with the exception of Owen, brother of current Galllpolls Pollee Chief Joe Owen . ThPre was no immediate word on whether King's ruling would be appealed. Sharp's suit claimed Redman was arrPst!'d by the Ohio High· way Patrol on Sept. 12, 1981, and after being taken to the Ga lila County Jall, he was repeat!'dly assault!'d and ' attacked by Haner Raygo and Hamilton . During thesE' ~aults, Sharp's suit claimE'd, Owen and Elliott entered and joined In the tray. The suit claimed Owen then shot RE'dman. The orlglnalsultsought a total of$1.7 million In damages. The suit contllcted with reports of what happPned at the time of Redman's death. Redman was arrPsted on "intoxication charges" by the patrol and taken to 'the county jali. Once there, he reportedly attack!'d RaygJ with a razor Redman Is oolleved .. to have concealed on himself. (Continued on A;3). By LEE ANN WELCH Tlmes·Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gallla countlans have the opportunity to he in the doghouse - the DE'W . animal shelter, ready to be occupied. 'I:he opening of t~ sheltE'r, on OhiO 160 next to the Children's Home, Is scheduled for 2 p.m. today. ThE' Gallla County Animal Welfare League has made gig an· tic leaps forward since its beg!~· nlng In 1979 when the "dog pound" was a hut surrounded by wire on a landfill in Eno. According to Marilyn Smith of the AWL. the Humane Society of the Unlt!'d States and the Gallla County Commissioners had several heated discussions at that time about the care gtvpn dogs in ·thE' area. "Gallla County was known as 'thE' worst dog pound In tlie nation.'" Mrs. Smith said. In short 'lour years, the group had madp progress. an.d the animal shelter had been relocated to a barn on the old Gallipolis DevelopmPntal Center grounds off Farm Road. The group Is charter!'d by the Humane Society of the Unlt!'d States, and John Hoyt, president of HSUS, has visited the local group on occasion and addressed thE' issues concPrnlng the ·mpmbers. ' • Now. the Gallia County Anlmal WPllare League Is OPE>nJng Its new shelter, which has th~ features found in "big city" 'facUlties . ' The shE' Iter has office space, a food preparation room, and 18 • Individual pPns tor dogs which have an automatic watering system and food bowls attached to the gate . Each pen also has ·a resting bed and a drain. Built by county employees, ·· Ga111a County Commlsslollt!rs : allocated $50,000 tor the mnstruc- . tlon. which brokE' ground last January. Had the building ~n contract I'd out, Mrs . Smlthsaldlt would cost at least $100,000. Mrs . Smith credits the commlsslonprs with the progress · made by the animal welfare league in getting this new : facUlty. · " In a lot of areas, the animal welfare 'leagues and counfy governmPnts don't get along.'· Mrs. Smith said. "But here, It's an exceptional relationship." Most of the "extras" in the shelter wlll comE' from th~ league's funds. which are supple· mented with bake sales, otl)er other fund -raisers at the River Ri!creation Festiva l. the Gailia County Junior Fair and other activities. As the league raises money, . there wlll be more stre l cages in · the puppy room . Currently, thE' ; cagE's fro m the e~istlng sheliPr wUl be brou ght to the bullding. Each cage , which bouses five units, costs · about $1,!110. There arE' also a numrer of other things planned for the shelter - like directional signs and maybe somE' landscaping. But that will havp to walt for money or civic groups 10 voiun; · teer their services. The league is not just the "dog • pound, " but a group of dedicateq citizens who are concPrD!'d with the treatmPnt .of animals- from population control to the Ill man~ - and in some cases the inhumane- dPstructloq of animals and experimPntation on them . The group also has a pet the~apy program for the area nursing homes. In It, members tak~ their own an lmals to the . , residents to visit with, talk to and just love. a ,.' L 1 L I f • �' .. ' Nowmbet: 16, 1986 Commentary and perspective ' • I . '~ • . N0119mber 16, 1~86 By TRAOY WILKINSON i MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP! ) . -:- A Nicaraguan court Saturday convl.cted American flier Eugene Hasontus on charges of supply· lngweapons and combat supplies to U.S,,·backed rebels. He was sentenced· to . the maximum 30 years In prlsqn. Shortly before Saturday's ses· slon was t.o begin, court spokes· woman Thelma SaUnas said the typing of the English translation . • Let them eat cake._______ A_rt_B_u<:_ .hioo ..:;_ . _Ld. · ,, When Whit e Hou se envoy Bud McFarlane went to Iran , it is r eported he delivered a .Bible and a choc.ola te cake. I found the sec ret place tha t I makes chocola te cakes for pro· ~ Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 111 Court Pomeroy, Ohio terror ist regil)les. (614) 446-~42 (6f.) 98!,2151 The baker was putting icing on one tha t was In the shape of a ROBERT L. WINGETT beard. Publisher "Who is that for?" I asked. ''The Ayatalloh KhomeinL The · llOBART WILSON JR. PAT WHITEHEAD Whit e House is go ing to pick it up : J!xentlve Edllor Asslslant Publlsber-ControUer In an hour .'' • "Does Khomelni ea t cake?" " • ~ A MEMBER ot The United Press Internation al. Inland Daily Press Assocla· "The CIA swears he's a choco· : ~t lon and the American Newspaper Publlsh.ers Association. . hollc. Once he gets his teeth into "• "'· LETTERS OF OPINION are '¥elrome. They shoukl be INs than :D) words this we'll have him on his knees.' ' ~ JOng. All letters aresubjet:'t to ed iting and ITl.I St be signEd wllh' name address and ''What Is the ' Bible doing . s.,.; .J;. ~· ...• .r. ...., . .. '""-'- :!;! . ~ =: ....,...• ., _.:. "_ > teleph.on e number. No unsigned letters wUl be publiShed. Letters' should be In good taste, address ing~ Issues, not personalities. ' here?' ' "It's autograpl)ed by Pres!· dent Reagan and is part of · America 's new carrot and sUck diplomacy. The Bible is .the carrot and .the cake is the s tick. We' re hoping to use it to get our - "hostages. 9ut of Lebanon.' ' ..,~~~ . ..... ==========================================~ ~ !Jackstairs at the White. Ho'use ~Waiting for Reagan ~ to open up .to press - "' :;: :: :: ~ " From a diplomatic point of view we ca n' t miss.: · · "Jt won't," the bailer said. "As soon as we deliver the Bible, the cake and enough spare parts .for 100 F~ fighter planes \he Iranian~ will be eating out of our hands." "I thought we had a policy against giving cake to countr ies who support te rrorism.' ' "We do and we don't. It's all right to give out cake If we deliver with spare parts.'' "What happens when the Iran· lans 1iln out of spare parts ? Does that · mean their people . will kidnap new ro~tages? " . "Probably, unless we give them the equipment before they grab more Americans." · , "Then they won it all. Doesn 't t hat' mak e ,us palsies fo r terrorism?" " Don 't ask me. 1 just make chocolate cakes.'' . " Who are you making toose cakes over there for?" il ', ,rnday in history ',j By HELEN THOMAS ' UPI White House Rc~orter WASHINGTON tUPI I - Vice PresiMnt George Blish was overheard to whispe r to Preside nt Reagan in the Rose Garden: =;- "You 're In luck. Donaldson isn't )lE're." 1 ' ~ •jlut ' seconds late r ABC's Sa m Donaldson was booming out ~ · ~ quest ion to Reagan, as kin g how long the "sfonewalllng" woulq "" continue by the Whi te House rega rding the lranlan connection In the : releasC' of thref' America n hostages. "fh• occasion-was Reagan' s meeting with the New York Mets to ;~:.}0g~a,tula t e them on winnl ng the_ Wor ld Series. , i£• !:1 a'lotTheofpr~sident. has not hel d a.news confe rence since mid-August and wa te r has happened since then, including the Iceland summi t, the midterm et"('tions an<) the hostage story . , :=• . Depu ty press secre tary La rry Spea kes promises Reagan will hold a iP'!· nr ws confe rence th is month. He has held only seven :thls year. ' ~ Today Is Sunday. Nov . 16, th e 320th day ofJ988;v)Jh ~ )o follow. The moon Is full. . '" •< ' ..,, The morning stars a~e. Mercury and Venut ~ · J~· '~'7'' The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. ""'" Those born on this date are under the sign qf;~~~t.~t~~~:~~:t~Y,~.~ Tlberlus , emperor of ROme. in 42 a.c.; Amer Handy, known as the "Father of the Blues 1I' in director and playw.rl!IIii George S : Kaufn~an in 1889; .f'!ZZ llUJTartsL and bandleade r Eddie Condon : "That one is for Gadhaft. We 're piece of the cake," I said . "After, golilg to send it over to him With all ~· you don't just get chocolate :fiO ground-to-air mlss.lles In hope . but U.S. flame throwers as well. he'll cut hls worl~wlde Math~ Will this good nelgbbor (errorlsl squads In half." . . . policy send a message around tile · ·" Suppose he lakes the missiles world?" . but not the cake? '' "Definitely , The mor~· bos· " We'll 'be dlsappointe<l but · tages a country holds, the more we'll continue our •quiet dlplo· cake and spare parts it can macy' anyway. This chocolate demand from Amerjca ." cake goes. to VIetnam with 60 "Whose bright Ide a was this tanks , this one to c&mhodia with any way?" IlO,OOO bazookas. The Black "The President toought of It. September cake with white Icing One night he wa s having a state goes to . Syria . There are dinner and the chef served a hundrEds of countries In the chocolate layer cake . The Pres!·. world who are praying McFar· dent Ilcked the knife 11nd said, 'If lane [s going to ·show up at their our enemies could taste this c ake' palace with .. Bible and a cake." tt.iy would never · resort to " ! don 't blame the dictators terrorism agahi.' Thus another around the w~rld for wanting a Reagan doctrine wa s ~rn .'-' Tribute to· Fay Sauer cannot be replaced and the I wish to express my sympathy to the family and friend s of Mrs . citizenship of Meigs County has been lert with an unflllable void. Fay Saue r, who passed away The body of Fay has been put to. recently. Mrs. Sauer was a rest . but like a legend,• her soil! unique wom an. Her heart did not and spirit will remain with all of contain one ounce of selfishness ; , us who knew her uritil the end of your problems ~ nd concerns tim e. were hers. Margi e Skidmore Galll a County Local School Cheshire, Ohio Dis trict has lost a tea cher lha t . .· DURII48 OUR .~:-.'? NE\9 CAR -- : . The C ~r l s tm as season a lso is upon the White Hou se. A gia nt .. Christmas tree w!ll be de live rEd from The Wlndv Knoll Tree Farm in :; Mossy Rock, Wash., on Dec. 3 and accepted by' Nancy Reagan . . :1: Most of the decora ting will be done the wee kendofDec . 5-7. The first :::: lady wttl unveil the yuletide decor at a press preview with a mys tery • · Santa Claus on hand. and the singing of Christmas ca rols. : : There will be parties ga lore for the childr en of the diplomatic cor ps, the press. the White House staff, the Secret Service an d pollee and : the ir families. the household help and others. : •· As has bee n the tradition, therewiii·also be candlelight tours from 6 ~f.rn .- to- 8 p.m . for the public to vi ew the mansion in all its glittering Spil' nd<Jc on Dec,.21l, 22 and 23. Reagans, <llong with members oft he fa mily a nd close friends. . ._ .. , .. celebPaie f hr lstmas Day In the White House. . Reagan.has selec ted an East Room scene as the ir Chris tma s aM volunteers have a lready begun to address the m by t he The cards will be paid fo r by the Republican Na tional and d'ropped In the mall on Dec. 15. edltlori oft h<• card will be giv en to members of I he staff as a gift to be framed. · · "6"~ 1986 lo.sedut ale Chevettes 1 ,~~,,,., ~ ·~ ~ ••a :'U •· decorated with acllarming folk art floral design. 3 'Ieleflonr a~tuMi !I!Iangeu~ant. • ~ • ;•.lcJ...~ We'll deliver it across town or wire it anywhere in United States.--· 3'Wiora·''.. ~ ORDER · r.;::=;:::=======:::j ·~wr··wA·Nf Sale Price $1 0, .7 STOCK #596 4 cyl., Retail S1 0• 1BO 2Durango wh. dr. Sale Price S806 Tornado Cb.,,·,,,m,, STOCK #502-White 8rou9lam Retail 516,581 Sale Price $)4~2 STOCK #441'Retail l16,296 _Sale Price $.)3, 9urur ·· · ~ .• ~. NO ADD·ON • ·~ STICKERS 10· HIDDEN CHARGES ~=~or~~~-e ~een , . '' convicted of Mullen was a Cuyahoga County Juvenlle Court administrator when Gov. Richard F. Celeste picked him for the cabinet job. His family r e mained in Cleveland, "It'smore just atime a case wanting to spend at ofhome," said Mullen's wife Julie. "It's been a. very «!,l!flcult two years.' ' Ohio weather fjJon.Jit,,IJ,d flO fflt, WI You Are · Invited to Our Open House · FEXSTEEL 40°/o OFF Saturday, Sunday & Monday Nov. 22, 23, 24 Open 8 to 7 Weekdays. -Sunday 1 to 6 Refreshments Door Prize to 55. Ohio Extended Foree ast . Monday .lhrough Wednesday A chance of.showers each day. '. Lows In the 30s. Highs 45 to 55 ,Monday and In the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday. $)3,870 The fTD®Aulumn Harvest" Bouq4et. · WE DIUY!R Inc. FLORIST LOCALLY OWNEO 1'1 JOHNNY HOOO I MIKE ALLIEN I 446-9721 28 Cedor Slreel Galllpqlio, OH. 161'6 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLiS 446-3672 ALL SWIVEL MADE BLIND ,, ... \£VOI.Ci . ~ ...~ ,,.-.... - Bank & GMAC Financing On thrI, Sp~t • END T &C Garden Center & Flower Shop 453 Jackson Pike Gallipolis _,... 1 wert of 4 nn• ~;:=G=al=llpo=ll=s=on=U=·=S.=3=5=~ Diciniond Sale l/2 CAIAT 30°/o OFF ALL SLEEP SOFAS $450 IN STOCK 11, CliAT 14K LAY-AWAY $450 .~ ' ' FOR DECEMBER, 24th • I $2950 to $99 50 , FINANCitll AVAILABLE TO SUIT You.. ~.::. .". lvt_.;_..l;,...._ OYER 1000 '1N STOCK INSTAllAtiON AVAlABLE t4K .10Cf 50°/o • OFF TO DEAL!!! ... Send a harwst of happiness. Of SMELTZER s OUT THE &ENDS DEPAITMENT FOR l· UNIEUEVAILE BAIGAINS ~EARLY ~hJMhtiif G~IP1'P 300fa . OFF RECINERS South Central Ohio Today, parlly cloudy. High 50 •STOCK #432 Retail S16, 156 T · ON DISCONTINUED , WHITE BEDROOM PIECES 3-Delta 88's · YO.UR' ~· ~ .JI'ADE-IN! ., COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio ' Youth Services Director J. Tho· . mas Mullen Is leaving his state · job for one In lhe private sector. ' • . Mullen was appointed to tie state position In May of 1985 afler . the ouster of James Rogers who 1 STOCK #580.!-Med. Brown .R,tgil $7459 ~ •. ; S~I,, Price ·: $6459 woodernpur~ry baskets I· Djpartment head ·quits STOCK #3 79 While, 4X4 .• Retail s11 ,443 llllg 8111 Sale Price $9 3 00 STOCK #SS3 2 Wh. dr. Retail 59328 4 spd., 4 cyl. Sale Price $7343 STOCK #635 Gray,. 5 spd. Retail S9 332 2 whl. dr. · Sale Price $7347 STOCK #637 Rod/White Retail 513,364 ~~t.ndld • 9 .. ware with acharming folk art design and filled with alovely (Continued from A·l) Rayg0 attempted to lake Red· man from the jail to the sheriff's main of!Ice when Redman over· Carlos · "5" S-1 0 Pickups StOCK #376-Biack STOCK #387-White ' . ' Retail S62os: ; ". ..: :.Retail 513,853'$ 11 1 00 Sale Price $5205 .. "",""Sale Price STOCK #243-Biack LS STOCK #549~lt. Blue Retail 514,224 Retail 56449' .; : "Sc!,le Price $121 14 8 Sale Price,, $5 44-9 ..... w :Z ST9CK # 19 3-.:.Brack ' STOCK #574--Red .. letail U3,978 Retail S6388 Sale ~ $11 1 970 Sale Price $53. 88 ' STOCK,...,., Retial S1 ,,u112 STOCK #578-Lt. Brown Retail S74S9 •.." Sole. $121 070 Sole Price $6 4 59' ... STOCK Retail s1 STOCK #581-Lt. Blue ' .• Sale $12,700 Retail 57459 • Sole Price : $64S9 ••• delicious ThanksQiVing centerpieces. Flowers q p1an1s in real ·50°/o • f"IDdS RU Itng H~:~~r t z:: 1, •; . Ba!ffll Bouquets was' SAVE reportedly dispatched a i call for help, and when Hamilton : . responded , he found Redman ' ";boldlng Rayg0's gu~ toHaner 's head. When Redman released his hold, Hamilton ruslted Redman . Redman then soot Haner again · and clubbed Hamilton on the back of the head with the gun. Owen and Elliott, dispatched to the scene, entered the building ·, • :and found Redman wielding a ~- ibilly club he'd picked up during ·: !he struggle With the other .officers. Redman reportedly ··;lunged at Owen, who fired one · • >shol and wounded Redman . . • ·'Redman died two hours later in · Holzer Medical Center. =: The CouD!fy Casserole Bouquet.:oven-to-table cook- . AKRON (UPI) - Sale of Goodyear Aerospace to Martin Marietta has been blocked, at least until Tuesday. U.S . .Distr.tct Judge ·Davld D. Dowd ,Jr. Friday granted a res Iraining otder to United Auto Workers Local 856, which filed suit to guarantee its labor con· tract will be honored if Martin Marietta purchases Aerospace. Union S!)urces said Friday the sale is all but .final. Aerospace said It would make 1a major announcement Wednesday, but neither Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. nor Martin Marietta officials would comment on the rumored sale. Goodyear began seeking buyers for Its aerospace subsidiary as part of a restructuring pian designed to thwart a oostlle I !~. t~? would force a po$tponeroent of at system that tried Hasen !us, v~rdlct on Ha se,n fu s, ~5. who was He w'ould not disclose deta ils of confess ion .'' • least two hours. court officials sald. charged with terr orism, cr imi· the ver dict and sent ence . whi ch . Defense lawyer Enrique Sot e lo ·The reading of the verdict Hasenfus was found guilty of · · nal asSoc ia tio n and .viola tion of ·a re usually handed oown to· Borgen · said he was deciding · expected to take two hours, with violating public security laws for public securit Y. laws. The trial gethe r In People 's Tribuna ls whether and how to appea1 a . the declslononwhetherHasenfus helplpg Dy In weapons and other · began Oe t. 20, n·Jals. · guilt y verdict. · is Innocent orguUty delayed until supplies to the. U.S.·backed reb· . Court officia ls originally were " Th is Is so fr ustrating.'' Sally Hasenfus, a fo rmer u.s. Ma; the ehd. els tlghtlng since 1982 to over- ·,going to announce the ver di ct Hasen !us said Friday aft er the r ine from Marinette, Wis., para, Court officials .said Hwsenfus throw Managua's leftist Sandi· Frida y but were ~na)Jie . to firs t pos t(lllnement. chuted from a C- 123 cargO plane and his wife, Sally,, would be nlsta governfllent. . assemble. the papers m Englts h · De puty Prosecutor I van Villa· Oet . 5 fe rryin g guns and otherl present in the courtroom when Hasenfus also was sentenced to and Spants h m ttme and said they vicencio, who has as ked ile court supplies to U. S.·backed rebels; the ·sentence was read. an · additional three years in would announce U Sa tu r day to find Hasenfu s guilt y and popu la rly known as Contras; The sentence can be appealed · [J'Ison for related crlm.es. But morning . . sen tenet:' him to N!caragu!l 's fighting to oust the leftis t Mana i to the People's Tribunal court Nicaraguan law provides that a ,"The volume of the doss ier is max imum penalty of 30 year$. gua government. . ,; person cannotservemorethan30 enormous, and It has turned out said he expected a guilty ver dict. His plane wa s shot down by years . . . to be Impossible f~r us to" finis h, "I trust our argum ents will Sa nd!nis ta troops, , klillng two· Chief Judge Re,ynaldo Monter· Monterrey satd. The verdict Is pros per,'' he sa id. " The a ccusa· American pilots and a Nlcara: rey of till: Peoples Trl~unal said given. The only thin,g we are tlons are well -pr oven by the guan radio operator . Soldiers evide nce and Has!'llfust own captured him the next ::: takeover attempt by corporate Friday the court reached a doin g Is the translation ." r---------------.....,-..:......:_______::.:.:;=:.:::.....:::::.....:.:=::.:::;._..::.::.::.__::::!:::.:::..::::...:::::.:,:...:,::::..;::;:::..:::;:!.:,._..;.:. raider James Goldsmith. Goldsmith, who claims to own · at least 11.5 percent of Goodyear's outstanding stock, has said he might make a tender offer · unless Goodyear offlclals can , Increase the stock's p,r,l~e above U9 a share. Martjn Marlett a, a major defense contractor headquar· tered In Bethesda, Md ., employ~ about 67,000 people. Goodyear Aerospace has about 5,1DO em· ployees In Akron. The union is seeking assura(lee that a successor clause in the current contract would be ho· nored ~a new owner. The clause would protect wages and benefits until August 1988. · Martin Marietta officials toured Aerospace this week. Analysts speculate that Aero: space could bring between ·$350 mllllonand$700mllllonlncashto help Goodyear buy back up to 2(] mllllon shares of its common 1 stock. powered the. jailer and took his gun. Redman then reportedly shot and wounded Raygo 'and , 1he Reaga ns will celebrate Thanks giving Day at their moun)alntop, · ranch near ·Santa Barbara , Ca lif .. wit h members of the family , .....~ Including thelr·son. Ron , and his wife, Doria: .daughter Maureen and he~ husband. Dennis Revell : and the pres ident's brother, Nea l. and N$ wife. Bess. • The menu will be tradit ional, preparEd ~their housekeeper, Anne • ·Ailman. It includes roast turkey, cornbread dressing, giblet gravy, cranberries. mashed potatoes, gree n bea ns with almonds, salad . : monkey bread and pumpkin pie wit h whipPed cream. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-3 Goodyear unit sale delayed Letter to the Editor :;~:, .' . Telehora'S Harvest Pomerov-:-lllliddleport. Gallipolis, Ohip Point Pleasant. W. Va. Nicaraguan couJ1 · . sentences· Hasenfus · to 30 years in jail . ' A Dlvisfon ol . ' S79so to S250 lh8 our -•enlent layaway pi•. A de!loslt ~II hold til ci.ist~ ' •m• TAWNEY JEWELERS 421 S.C.d, I .,, •• 30°/o OFF . ALL. DINETTES �.. , The Sunday Times-Sentinel · No~mber 16, 1986'. W. Va . Ohio-Point Three-judge. pa~el convicts man in rape~~u~~rs AKRON (UPII - Richard Cooey II faces a possible de.ath sentence after being found guilty of all13 counts against !lim in the Labor Day rape-murders of two University of Akron women. A three-ludge panel in Summit County Common Pleas . Court deliberated orily about two hours before returning its verdicts Friday: guilty of four counts of aggravated murder with death penalty specifi~ations, four counts of rape, two counts each of kidnapping and aggravated robbery and one count of felon- . tllink there Is any way he ca.n be made to suffer the way-he made those girls S\]ffer.'' Offredo and .McCreery had been driving on Interstate 77 in Akron just after midnight .on Lahar Day when the car's wlridshielil was shattered by a concrete block thrown from an overpass. Cooey, and allegedly Clint Dickens, 17, after throwing the block, offered to help the women bu I instead took them to a secluded area in nearby Nor,ton where they raped and robbed . lous assault . .The families of the victims, Wendy Offredo, 21, ·and Dawn McCreery, 20, wept as the verdicts . were read in the crowded courtroom, under tight security. "I' m glad it's over. " Mary Ann Hackenberger, McCreery's mother, said afterwardS. "I thought there would be some degree of satisfaction at this point, but there isn 't." "Until this point In my .life. I've never understood the wish for another ,person's death . I don't November 16, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis.Ohio- Point Pleasant, w. Va . The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-5: -~ ====~~~==~====~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~ ~ .----.Local Briefs:.----. State GOP chainnen study Colley leadership .. them then beat them to death. · · On~ woman had 11 cuts on her face and head . A section of the · other woman's skull had been crushed. One wo.man had bee~ stabbed In the throat. Both women also were choked with sho estrings and had knife · wounds on their abdomens In the form of an " X ." " I'd like to see them deal out a little bit of the punishment they gave to my daughter,"'said Pat Offredo. "I wouldn't kill a snake the way h~ killed both of those girls. · · · . GALLIPOLIS- Kingsley Meyer, program coordinator at the Bob Evans Farm, was recently awarcl!d a Division of Wildlife A:ward for distinguished · service at the GaUla County Landowners Banquet. · . · The deputy director at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Charles Mauger, presented the award to Meye-, citing .examples or his Involvement with outdoor education, wildlife habitat management and service to the publlq through his work at the farm . . · Meyer presently serves ·as vice president of the Ohio Con~ervation and Outdoor Education AssoclatioiJ And serves oo sevel'al other boards. · · · . .I I , • ~Holiday tree to be cut " ~. COLUMBUS (UPII - The , hrlstmas tree that wlll grace the front lawn of the Statehouse · • his holiday season will he ~ut "l'uesday, weather permitting. BANKRUPTCY • THE GIFT SHOP 446-0970 An OlNEY ·AT·lAW 3361. High St. ColuiiDIB, OH. local Consultation In Gallipolis 749 THIRD SUN. 12:00·4:00 MON. CLOSED Tues.-Sat. 11 :00-7:00 Craft b Lacal ,.,., I Mon DANNY WESTMORELAND, D.O. Physician.and Surgeon announces the opening of . WESTMORELAND FAMILY CARE CENTER in Mason, West Virginia open. Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for appointments phone • 773-5333 Walk-ins accepted (Located next' to Wahama High School in the .former office of Dr. Thomas McGowan). Aeademic Boosters meet Tuesday GALLIPOLIS -The first general membership meeting oft he . : Gallipolis C!ly Schools' Academic Boosters Club wUI he held ; Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. in the GAHS Library. The public Is · Invited . Memberships may be purchased at the meeting, a . ~pokesperson said Saturday. . 18 AMONTH _Crime watch meeting Monday Y1 TO S ' 1 S.....tays 12-6 UN. ON. TUES. ONLY! •• ' THE ,r-----------r •• . •• MARKET • Jeff&t eon ~ USP 111-!H "~ • , • •n • ., • • 1608 ' AMdlmMioNIW.opor Published ..ell Sunday, BZ Third AV<IlUf, by tile Ohio VaUey Publllh· tng COf111UY • Mulllmedla, Inc. Second clus postq:epald atGalUpotll, Ohio f5631. Enteral • seccnd clau mailing mattf!l' at Pomeroy, Ohto, Poll Office. .~ Member: United Press International, • Inland !)aUy Pn!ss Assoclotlon and tile • Ohio Assoctatlon, National ~t AdvertJstng Representative, Branham : • New""'per Sale!; 733 Third Avenue, ,. New York, New York 10017. _..,.JIO< Sale Price Ea. Downy liquid fabric safltner for soft, fresh-scented clothes. 64 tl. oz. Our 13.97. Acrylic fiMce fops in slzes S·M-l. . Our 10.97-12.97, Acrylic Ft.c. Pants; S-111-l, $9 ll"" 2 • •. •• • ~.- • w · SUNDAY ONLY SIJISaiiiPTION BATES ly Conltr ar Mal• Boote One Week ................ .......... &O Cento One Month ...... ....................... 131.:1) • SINQI.E COI'Y PRICE . .. sunday .............................. 50 Cents ~ • : Is available. . "' -•ib!J :s::::rc:::r:s~ ::.~~~~~~~ them die-· ...., J.ulll~the ,.,~~~~, aiUJJWbJ4 oU tne. of powth of otiNr follbtlo 1M lllld b"!_"'lrl ''""'· M ""'"".qold.IO10- tllinyfo/d" (MI<, 3:18). The power whbla the - ' ol man Ia erideDced Ia the concoptloa, birth, and 81ow111 af a lnl.... beiDa to maturltf.ID m,atarlty, he CODtlaues to pow ID· iillectuaUJ aad okler. Glwlio I hw"c proceul Peter, admonilbJaa Ul to pow, aborts Ul to..., • paw ... aplritually 11loq u we!M. SIDC:uri!WIDI i111 II I IPI'I , we, u chUdrett of. God. must ~ the cllnctioii Ia which to arow, must be happy Ia our IP'Ih• aad must COIIIidcr the lnlic end If we do DOt pow. , . Dk ,_ Of GIWill Unlike the Iowa forms of life, whole c:apadty ol powth II limited, we ha.e the ability to~ our dhectlon af powtb, One ol our a-test prif· iJeFs and 111011 important dedsloaa II to decide oa 1M !Jill ol e a illto which we would like to pow.lt II DOl where we bne btiea or where we ...,, but .... , . . ..... - _ . . . , 11 11 pollibte ror cme to lflduall1 pow in the WTOII8 dlrectloa, ilowmrird. To pow dowuward II to II" from God, and thiii!O'I'Ih mendliuto the eadJea fatute olc!anmadoft.lf we lfldually JI'O" lis the rlfht dlteetloa, upward, our powth wUI - d i11to the eudlela future of life: "M.,.,.1fflt Ill tllil: for 1M,_, II co.... bt wltkll all tlult .,. iJo th ~'~'"" 1flall ' - ' llfl WI/«. AJid 11lall cotM, IMI MN'dOM pod. 111110 tM '!{/ffo: lllld tMy 1/uJt • ~,, __ dolle nil. MillO ,., ,.,.,.,.,,. of u-tkm' (Ino. 5:28,29). To grow in the riaht direction 11 to pow 1a the arPorfaYOrafGodi-C,.,;.,. UH. . FIN 1• Bibk lMmJNM~ eo.... Wrlk... a IWJI,..,.. ~ - - 00 CII..Ut" (2 Pet. 3:18). tblnk oltJOII'Cf, .... ca11 to millcl10111e anat enerrr or cllapta,ed Ia tho Nllml af D&tun aad mecbealcl, Peter speab af 1 pewer that aaell urtllqullbl. tomadol, midi !aery, or etomle wapoas, Wbell..e rorce No .subscrlptloos by mall permitted In areas where motor carrt~r service .~ .1!'~e:~~:~.;~:e:d~n~:~a~m ~ A MeJSaf• From Tlu Bible ... KEEP ON GROWINQ ' Willi4m B. 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Fun for the entire family I I ·FULL SIZE CHE"ROLET TRUCK· 99 *13 3 AMOMfM Save S20!! k Save 21% , OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO s - Po111erov Ohio. 308 Maht St. , *6,895, *500 DOWN, 60 MONTHS, PLUS · TAX & nTLE . :- GALLIPOLIS - A Christmas windOw display centered -: around the theme or "Children's Christmas" will be conducted :: by members of the Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association . ;. Judging will he Monday, Dec. 15, between 6 and10 p.m., with · winners to be announced the following day. Entrants are to · decorate the complete ·window area of their' business around · this theme. Cash prizes will be awarded . The merchants association will meet Tuesday at noon at the Down Under Restaurant. On the ·agenda are promotions, advertising, free parking, the Chrtstmas parade, Christmas decorations, clly decorations, home decorations and merchant window decorations . There will also be a discussion on the P .A. Denny dates and contract, and appr9val by the membership on the dates and contract. Open Daily 10·9; . . .: Merchants sponsoring contest Ch evr ol et-0 Ids. -Cadillac COBB ill Buy ••••• Your Choi-ce · CHEVR·OLET S-10 . . KANAUGA - Kanauga NeJghboroood Watch will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Holiday Inn. A demonstration of the "Jaws of Life" extraction device will he given by the Galli a . • County Sheriff's Department. *4,995, 60 MONTHS, •soo DOWN PLUS TAX. nTLE &DESTINATION CHARGES t S·oo . Do•n ' avoid a costly primary fight for . ~ the U.S. Senate nomination with: •• an early narrowing of the field to. :~ one ca ndi date. . ::~:. Hughes fav or s Cleveland .;' (Continued on A-6) :.• ' ' 1987 CHE~Y CHE~ETtE 614-221-0888 L W. ·CENNAMO • . *10,600, 60 MONTHS, •soo DOWN PLUS TAX & TITLE . CELEB~ITY ' ·• GALLIPOLIS ~ Gov. Richard F. Celeste anno.unced : Saturday the awarding of a $5,~77 grant to the Gallla County .· Health Department to fund · •COmmunity operated health · promotion programs focused on attacking the lea~lng causes r1 .• deaths and disabilities In Ohio. The grant was awarded by the Ohio Department of Health . through the federal Preventive Health and Health Services :- Block Grant. . ·: "Promoting good health practices and reducing the risk$ to ·: premature deaths and disabilities belp avoid needless suffering • and also recuce health care expenses. Keeping health care costs ,: dowp I~ essential in' protecting Ohioans' pocketbooks;'' the .- governor said. · :: Most prematur~ deat!Js and disabilities are due .to heart .: disease, cancer, stroke and accidental injury. Evidence · Indicates that Individual lifestyle is a malor, contrlbutlngfactor : to the number·ofpremature deathsanddtsab!lltles. Individuals : can significantly influence personal health outcomes by : adopting positive health habits. AMONTH 1_987 • can COLUMBUS (UP!) :_ Ohio'& the U.S. Senatll in 19RR. . State Chairman Michael F . . big-county ~epubllcan chairmen Thirteen chairmen, · mainly Colley, ~hose term expires In · apparently are taking a walt· from lar~ 'and· medium-size two years. and-see. att tude on the leader- counties. relused· to take action Th_ey also rebuffed an attempt · ship of the tate party organlza- late Thursday on an Informal by Cuyahoga County Republican lion and the GOP nomination for vote of confidence for Republl· "Chairman Robert E. Hughes to Department receives $5,877 gra1Jt Gallipolis police record three citations registration Friday, and Helen L. Langborn. 44, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was cited for driving while under the Influence of alcolnl and driving with a defective exhaust. Meanwhile, five men and one city volunteer fire department truck responded to a false-alarm call at Gallipolis Developmental Center, 2500 Buckeye Ave., around 3! 34 p.m. Friday . I Farm coordinator receives award. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATED - ~avid R. Blake, 29, Rt. 2, Gallipolis,. was cited by Gallipolis PoUoe Friday for leaving the scene of an accident In tbe lntersectlo• ol Third Avenue and Pine · Slreet, fallu.-e to yield the rigbt of way and drlvlag wlllllut an operator's license. Blake reportedly puUed Into tbe Intersection from Pine Street and struck tbe vehicle, driven by Darlene Burke 39, Rt. 3, Bidwell, traveling eastbouacl on Third, according tot..; accident ~poJ:t. The Impact forced Burke's vehicle to overturn. No one was Injured but Burke's vehicle was damaged heavUy. GALLIPOLIS - City pollee arrested and jailed Martin Williams, 23, 431 Second Ave .. Friday 'for dlsoderly conduct after re~elvlng a warning. Williams was placed 1n Gallia County Jail late ·Friday night. In other police news, William P. 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Survivors litclude daughter Jean and son Lloyd, both of WINFIELD, W.Va. -Funeral Pomeroy; sisters Ma r!e Rool!ns services wlll be held at 2 p.m . or Cairo, W.Va., Lena Cooper of · today In Frazier's Bottom United Klssamee, Fla ., and Jean BushMethod!sl Church tor A.K. of Seattle,' Wash.; brother man "Keith" Nowlin, 58, Frazier's Sheets of VIncent; thrre Blaine Bottom, who died Thursday at grandchildren ~d five greathis residence. · 'The Rev : Edward L. Grant and grandchildren. Preceding her In death was her the Rev. Fred McCallister wlll husband, William Sheets, In 1981 officiate. Burial will be ln Mount and two sisters. .. . ' · ·' Union Cemetery , where graveside services w!ll also be held . . Services w!ll be 1: 30 p.m. Arrangements are by the Wednesday In . Ewing Funeral C hapman -Erskine Funeral Home, Pomeroy, with Pastor Home, Winfield. · David Bell officiating. Burial w!!l Born Dec. 9, 1927, son oft he late be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Russell 0 . and Maxlne 'wright Calling hours are 7-9 p.m. Mon Nowlin, Mr. Nowlin was a day and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday production supervll;or tor Union at the funeral home. Carlicl> at South Charleston, W.Va., a member of Frazier's Aimee Williamson Bottom United Methodist Church. 'a ssistant Sunday School POINT PLEASANT - Aimee super[ntentl>nt and a member or Lynn Williamson, 12, William · the Masonic Lodge Kanawha stown, W.Va ., died Friday night Lodge No. 36 and Scottis h Rite In Chlldren·s Hospital , body, 14th degree. Columbus. Surviving are his wile, Avon M. The daughter of Ney WilliamNowlin; two sons, Michael K. son Jr. of Parkersburg, W.Va., Nowlin of Gassaway, W.Va ., and and VIrginia Aten Wllllamson of Gregory K. Nowlin of Pliny, Williamstown, she attended Wilw,.va.; a brother. Russell Kent liamstown High School, was a Nowlin of Luckey, Ohio: a sister, cheerleader and a girl scou 1. She Mrs . Juanita Clark of Mansfield; also attenred the United Methoand lhrre gra ndchildren. dist Church. Also surviving are two sisters Beulah Ochier Renee and Sherry Marie· and POMEROY - Beulah Oehler, gran~armts, Mr. and Mr;.' Ney 77, Middleport. died Saturday R. Williamson Sr. of Southside morning in Ohio State University W.Va., and VIrginia Aten oi Gallipolis Ferry. Hospital, Columbus. Arrangements wlll be anA seamstress and member of Laurel Cllff Free Methodist nounced at a later date. Church and Eastern Star of Parkersburg, W.Va. , She was Permit fees paid out born Aug. 7, 1909, in Parkers btlrg to the late Benjamin and Minnie COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Department of Liquor Control has mailed about $10.7 mllllon from llquor permit fees to POMEROY - Meigs County local governments. These funds represent 80 perEmergency Medical Services cent of the liquor permit fees , reports flve calls Friday. collected during the permit rene· Tuppers Plains at 1:41 a .m. to Long Bottom for Margaret Nes - ·wal period between June and selroad to Veterans Memorial August. The other 20 percent of Hospital; Middleport at 10:18 the fees - or about $3 million a .m. 10 the Village Green Apart - goes to the Department of Heallh . ments for David Tiemeyer to for the treatment, education and Veter li!S Memorial Hospital; . control of alcoholism. About $11.2 million ha s been Middleport at 11: 06 a .m. to distributed to the local govern· Hudson Street for Mary Still to ments this calendar y~ar, and Veterans Memorial Hospital; about $3 .2 million to th~ Depart Rutland at 2: 37 p.m. to Wright's • · ment of Health. Trailer Park for Nancy Vance to The sale of alcoholic beverages Veterans Memorial Hospital; has resulted !n$4L5mll!!on being Rutland at 4:24 p.m. to Keller Road for Mike Thacker to Vete· turned over to te General Re· venue Fund this calendar year. rans Memorial HospitaL A.K. ·Nowlin Mason man seeks Ky. ·lieutenant.governorship . · LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) Wood!ord County horseman Brereton Jones, son ofMr. and Mrs. Bartow Jones of Point Pleasant and a former member of tbe West Virginia Legislature, Is going to ~ run for lieutenant governor· of Kentucky. Hundreds of supporters packed the Radisson Plaza Hotel ballroom to hear Jones deliver a 15-n\!nu te speech below red, white and blue bunting and red and blue balloons. . Jones, 47. Is a former Republl· can member of the West VIrginia House of Delegates out of Mason County . He moved from the Point Pleasant area to Midway, where he owns and operates A!rdrle Stud farm , and changed his politics to Democrat. State GOP His speech. Interrupted sev" I consider this a crusade," Breath!! 's address . · era! times by cheers and ap· said Breathitt. Y lf you elect thiS young man to plause, centered on uniting the· · be Ueutenant governor, which I The festivities resembled more various ,geograp hie regions of of a gubernatorial rally than 'an think Is highly likely , he will KentucJiy . announcement for the Demo· .qualify and be next governor of "There 1s a resource · more crat!c nomination for Heutenant the commonwealth," said ·valuable than our . coal, more governor. which Chandler al· Chandler. a . former commls· valuable than our thoroughbred luded to .In his speech following stoner of major league basebalL mrses, more valuable than our tobacco, and that is our pride,". he said. 1, "We've gotto bring all sections of our state together and hljrness this pride ... Wheneve~ one Kentuckian Is In trouble I whe· never me Kentuckian js hilfltng tt hurts 'all of us ." . ' Jones was Introduced by his • carq>a!gn manager, Dan Issei, a I . former University of Kentucky We want you to know that and professional basketball star. . In his speech, Jone ~ cited his we are here ... for YOU I work on fund -raising for the cancer center at the University 1 of Kentucky and· his chairmanship of the Kentucky Health Care Ac~ess Foundation. . Joining Jones In the announcement were two former governors woo were at odds during much of· Located at Hblzer Clinic their political life, Edward T. "Ned" Breathitt and A.B. on Rt. 35 In Gallipolis "Happy ': Chandler. "We mustered In different armies, but we're united in this NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY campaign," Breathitt said, ad· Monday-Friday Weekend• & HoUdaya ding that he believes Jones is a 5:00P.M. to 9:00P.M. i:OO P.M. to 9:00P.M. person wm will help "forge a new Democratic Party." r:===============:;::::::;:::::=::; URGENT CARE . CENTER'"" URGENT CARE CENTER IContinued from A-5) Mayor George V. 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Court orders review in union .dues matter SP~M~~YdU!~ciai opening of Sine Cera. a home for juvenile delinquent boys, has been set for Dec. 1. ., Meantime, work is progressing nicely on the conversion of an A,thens County farm house. near· The Pla ins. into a suitable facility fo r the young people. The home will accommodate youth from both Meigs and Athens counties and is being es tablls red tlu·ough the efforts of volunlre r workers , wiD have added rooms to the farmhouse, and through church groups who have contr ibuted money so that materials could be purchased for the home. In charge of the home are Robbie and Tammi Barber, both originally from Meigs County, and se rvin g on the advisory bo ard for the home are Jim and Mary Huffman, a lso of Meigs County. Barber· and Hoffman have made numero4s appear an· HELP- Rev. Lee Miller, on behalf of the Big. Athens counties. The $700, raised through the food Bend 'Civltan Club, presents a $700 cheek to stand operated by the Clvltan Club at the !Welgs Robbie Barber and his wife, Tamml, woo are to County Fair, will provide funds to buDd one room supervise, Sine Cera, a family type of oome to be onto the fann house which Is being converted Into operated for troubled teen boys from Meigs and the facility for the young people. ces before church groups in coming. society . . Huffman and Barber ·Meigs and Athens counties to tel! The goal of Sine Cera is to will provide reports on progress the story oft he establishing of the provide a safe and caring home being made through additional new facility and through the so that teens residing there can appearanres before supportive appearanres aid has been forth· become producive members of grouJJS. Ex-official denies lawmaker accepted donation CLEVELAND (UP!) - Rep. Ja mes Traficant. D-Ohio, did not rece ive $103.000 from a reputed orga nized crime leader during a 1980 ca mpaign for sheriff. a former campaign worker testified Friday. Andrew Chapella , former Struthers cit y council president, said during I he final day of Traficant' s tax evasion trial in U.S. Tax Court that the alleged amount " is a ll hog wash. " Judge John Williams Jr. said he would not iss ue a verdict untll August. The Internal Revenue Service claims Traficant owes taxes on , $163,000 he rece ived from alleged organized cri me members dur· , ing a successful campaign for Ma honing County sheriff. He was Ohio.Lottery CLEVELAND (UPI) - Frl· day's winning Ohio . Lottery numbers: Daily Number 953 Ticket sales totaled $1,360,568, with a pa yoff due of $407,710. PICK-4 3657 PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $189,091.50, with a payoff due ol $85,264 . PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $4.392. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $183. elected to Congress in 1984. · During a conversation with Carabbla has been missing Carabbla following the Nosince Dec. 13, 1980 and is Traflcant said h.e took $60,000 vember 19&! general election, presumed dead. Traflcant drew from Vlncenzo "Jimmy" Prato, will was allegedly associated Chapella said he got the feeling laughter when he asked to call with Pittsburgh Mafia lamllles. ·· that Carabbla "definitely did Carabb!a as a witness. Charles Carabbia's brother, and $23,000 from the Carabbla not" trust Traflcant. "My interpretation was that Is in federal prison Orland. family, which was allegedly Jim Traflcanl , you were in serving a marijuana conv iction associated ~~;ith Cleveland trouble. You might get rubbed to testify, Traflcant and refused factions. said. The congressman from Young· off," Chapella testified. stown, which Is bcated between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, said he took the money so It would not be used agaipst him and to GALLIPOLIS - Two charges control, 'and Freder,lck P. infiltrate the underworld for ·a of telephone harassment against McNeal, 21, Rt. 2, Patriot, was later lnvest!ga'tion. He said all a Gallipolis man have been fined $12 for speeding. illegal money was returned . dismissed In Gallipolis Municl· Forfeiting .bond for speeding "You're the only politician that pal Court. were Karen L. Gillflllln, 29, ever returned monies that were The charges against James T. A!hens, $39; Robert L. Bird, 36, given to him," Chapella said he DennY.. 35, 114 State St., were Hardison City, P a. , $40; Donna heard Charles "Charli e the dropped in pretrial by the com· R. Stevms, 27, 236 Upper River Crab" Ca rabb!a tell Traflcant. plalnlng witnesses, according to Road, $38; Jeff C. Dowdle, 20, Chapella said the $1.03,000 court records. Tiltonsville, $39; Cynthia L. !!gure came out of a rrieetlng with Charges of failure to use a Ferrell. 31, Chillicothe, $38; Carabbia . seat lEU filed against Richard M. Jeffrey D. Lester, 19 , Rt. 2, "Charles Carabb!a wanted a Seagrave;, 30, Rt. 4, Oak Hill; Patriot, $40; Mary A. Kahealo, figure USed · that they gave Rose A. Seagraves. 28. Rt. 4, Oak 55, Columbus, $40;' Caroline A. $210,000 to Jjmmy Traficant. I Hill; and Colby D. McClaskey, Yeauger. Patriot Star Route, laughed out bud," Chapella 26, Rt. I, Ewington, were dis· $43; George A. Erman, 36, testified. He said Carabbla later missed because the defendants Patriot Star Route, $41; Ruba I W. redured the figure. had viewed a film on seatbelts. Caldwell, 74, Reedsville, $38; IRS lawyer Richard Bloom McClaskey forfeited $40 bond on David L. Underwood, 26, Cha· later asked Chapella if a package a separate charge of failure to rleston, W.Va .. $40. he received from the Carabblas yield. · could have contained $103,000. In other traffic cases, Noel S. ·"No way Is that possible," Stover, 18, Rt. 2, Patriot, forte· Chapella answered. !ted $40 bond for failure to YOUNGSTOWN (UP!)- The Mahonlng County Court of Appeals has ruled that two· area teachers unions must provide more Information before they can collect agency fees from nine non-union teachers. In a ruling issued Wednesday, the court said the Niles Class· room Teachers Association and the A-ustintown ~ducatton Asso· ciatton . failed to meet their burden of ·proof !r\ Mahoping County . Common Pleas Court when they won a judgment against the teachers for paym~nt o! .agency fees, ·a spokesman for the teachers reported Thursday. Marty Kaufmann of the Na· tiona! Right to Work Legal · Defense Fund, the group that represmts the teachers, said the court basoo its decision on a recent U.S. Supreme Court rul· lng that requires certain stand· ards to be met b ~fore a union can collect fees. . Kaufmann sald ' the unions must produce their financial records to an · Independent aud!· tor and allow the auditor to determine how much they spent Admissions - Margaret Nes· selroad, Long Bottom; David Tiemeyer, Pomeroy; Wilbur Hanning, Middleport; Nancy Vance, Pomeroy; Edward Thacker, Middleport; Nancy Willard, Middleport. Discharges - Joshua Cre· means, Oleva Cotterill, Wilbur Smtth, Robert Snowden, Kathe· rlne Weaver, Lucille Brandt. · MAnRESS SET TWINS $9888 sn Vacuum WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO TRUCKLOADS OF BEAUTIFUL PIANOS JUST IN TIME FQR CHRISTMAS on delivery at setting • 1111111. Cltldnn.-ldultl. flmily • llrlull · 12.00 EKh AddltiiMIII S.b~ct ,,' Gallipolis 142 2nd Ave. 446-1405 Pomeroy w. Main 992-3307 for students who need help to pay for their college tuition. The state of Ohio has extended the deadline for · applying for grants for winter and spring quarters. ·So, if you· need help and missed .the Aug. 22 dead,ine, don't miss the · next one. Call us today! HEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE 529 JACKSON PIKE, GALLIPOLIS, 0 HIO REG. # 10578 . • ' , . •' •• Gifts For • Friends 0 0 0 0 0 Crystal Wine Glasses Silver Ice Bucket Brass Doorstop Brass Candlesticks Porcelain Figurines 0 China Dinnerware Set . 0 Sterling Fork and Spoon 0 Porcelain Nursery Rhyme Figurines · 0 Music Boxes 0 Silver Savings Bank I ' . - Wreaths bring .extensive warmt~. Garden Club. By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff Taking part were, not only GALLIPOLIS - Homes at garden clubs and residents of Christmas are generally deco· Gallla County, but several out of ' rated to say "welcome, come on county entries. From within in ... " Riverby, horne of the Gallia, participating clubs were French Art Colony, says "wei· Open Gate Garden Club of Rio come," 36 times in one room Grande, Cheshire Garden Club alone. a nd Gallipolis Garden Club. A wreath on the door has been a Winning best of shlw was a tr ad It lonal $ tgn of warmth, cheer unique wreath by Pat Saunders and welcome. For the third year, of Scottown. Happy Hands ·a,t the French Art Colony has hosted Christmas. The wreath has mia holiday wreath comptitlon, m~rous cloth hands doing Christ · receiving 36 entries. which now masy ttungs - like writing . hanglp one gallery. postcards and ooldlng candy The competition was jur!ed by canes, ornaments, teddy hears, Janet Bolin. Ohio Association of · candles and packages. Garden Clubs president-elect, Taking first place was Lori and resldenr of Rutland. Chair· Barron of Gallipolis with Country woman of the e-;ent was Lucy Kitchen. The wreath has the •Earwood from the Gallipolis components of a good Christmas ,, 0 Crystal Decanter Set 0 Silver Letter Ouener 0 Silver Money Clip 0 Brass Key Ring 0 Porcelain Figurine For His Office kitchen - cookie cutter. namon and glngertrred. In second place was Preston of Cheshire Garden and her Autumn Potpourri. Being awarcrd honorable ........, lion ribbons were Helen '"" '"'·' Athens, Pink Fairy; Ch Lynch, Middleport, Bear ~ v•. ,1-1 try; Violet Painter . Happiness ; Mary Sayre Sl Athens , Hearts and F lowers ; Julie Webb. Gallipolis , Grown; Clara Day of Open Liatet Garden Club, Bidwell, Au tun1nl by Mother Nature. The wreaths are on dlspla:yl through Nov. 25 at the Fren Colony, 530 First Ave., Gallipolis, during regula r gallery hours . Hours are Thesday and Thurs:-1 day, 10 a .m. to 3 p.m., Saturda y and S.unday, 1 to 5 p.m. Gifts For Her 0 Mahogany Jewelry Box 0 Crystal Candlesticks 0 Brass Trivet C Silver Picture Frames 0 Crystal Dinner Bell 0 Porcelain Figurine This Christmas let it be from .... For 8 days·.onlY, . Kentucky Pried Chicken is bringing back 1966 prices.• Snack Box-79 Cents Good news ... • • ••• ~int Our Ctttlice • one StMct•tPor Su~ect WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 THURSDAY, NOV. 20 HOURS: 1 TIL 7 • • BONUS: 5FREE Christmas Cards EMPIRE FURNITURE t~e walls with boughs of hard work ....The third annual wreath competition at the French Art Colony has been juri~d. and all entries haw bee~ placed on I he walls of one gallery for publio viewing. While there is no .estim'a te in the number of hours of work piaced tn the wreaths individu· ally, there arc hundreds, and possibly thousands of hours invested in the 3ll pieces entered and being 4isplayed. ~. • n. PLE~SAift', ·W. VA WALlS OF WORK - Deck .------------ CORNER THIRD & COURT STS. FRUTH PHARMACY November 16. 1986 on collective bargalnl·ng activities. , He said the teachers Will have to pay only their share of the amount expended for collective bargaining. Kaufmann said t~ case has been remanded to the common pleas court, which will rule only on procedures for collection of the agency fees and how much the teacher~ must pay. The teachers Involved In the two cases, which were consoli· . dated lor argument be.fore the appeals court, , are Charles Smider of the Niles City School District and June Logan, Blllle Lynch, Sandra Williams, Tho· mas Sapp, EJVen Robinson, Paula Doyle, Alan Kimmel and Rae Jeanne Mollica, all of the Austintown Local Schoo! Dislrlct. BRUNICARDI MUSIC INC. GAlliPOLIS, OH. Just Insert Waller Size Photo (With Reg . Package ) Section -. L£i • Gifts For Him but this is a Piano sale • Full Wlctttl CIMftlng • 0.... for ...... t:t u~ • ear.. v~~~~o & Motot ~ • .A.boWI Roor o.nlng . ' roJ Gifts For The Baby We'd blow our horn The Agitator is the clffwenca \ Veterans Memorial 2 charges dropped ·in court Brush-VacTM . ,.' . . . • .. November16, 1986 a pieces of chicken SHOWING THE BEST - The French Art 'Colony has Christmas wreaths on display n tlie gallery until Nov. 25 . The entries were Jurled by Janet Bolin, president-elect of \he Ohio Association of Garden Clu hs, accord· lng to chairwomen Lucy Earwood. Counter· clockwise from above, are: Best of Show by Pal Saunders of Scottown, with ~PPY Hands At Christmas: first place winner by ' ·Lori Barron of Galllpols, Cou ntry ~Itch en; Togetherness at Christmas, by Gall BelvUJe of Gallipolis; and seeond place winner Autumn Potpourri, by Helen Preston of the Cheshire Garden Club. Being awarclld Hon~rable Mentions were Helen Slater, Athens; Christy Lynch, Middleport: VIolet Painter; Bidwell; Mary Sayre Slater, Athens; Julie Webb, Gallipolis; and aara Day, Bidwell. 1 Biscuit Offer Gocx:l: November 17, 18, 1988 only . Llrrut e orders per cuatomer. Combination Orders only: 1 Whlt.e/ 1 Dark No Sutetttuttons \. 1\.,entucky Fried Chicken. Ashl&nd Russell Grayson Prestonsburg Plkavllie Jackson Hazard Burllngton, Ohio GaJllpoUS, Ohio 446·4367 I ' PLENTY OF WELCOME.-Saybtll "welcome" . gallery hours -Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m . to at le118t 36 Hmes Is the gallery of the Frendl Art 3 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday , 1 to 5 p.m., Colony. It ill .houslnll a jurled Chrlltmu wreath according to chairwomen Lucy Earwood. competition through Nov. 211, durlnJ replar �. ' . ' ' Pomeroy_: Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio.,(.Point .~ber 1~. 1986 '" W. Va. " November 16, 1986. ·· Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, ~!Jmmunitycarner G.arden 1.· . . •· ' ' ·we Reserve The Right To limit Quantities • ~· • ;, 1 Mon.-Sat. 8 AM~ 10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. 8H, ' 1 Chuck Roast •••• !~•• CHICKEN . . ( Leg Quarters ••• !~... 49 · TURKEY Drumsticks ••.••• !·•·· 49< BUCKET $2 29. Cube Steaks ••••••• La HILTON ·Fresh· Oysters !~~~ $279 FRESH PORK BUTT VALUE •• ~~ n d LB. Ya~s ...............!···· 29< BLUE BONNET Margarine ••••••• $1 • 1·9 w h !'I e we're on , ~istmas ... ,. . ;. :fhree craft workshops will be .h~d at the Meigs County Exten·sliin Office Wednesday. ,.,..,,,..,the mornlng and evening YOUR PURCHASE WILL BE REIMBURSED ·WITH CASH! Job -,·,·- • . "' I" ' BROUGHTON'S 2°/o _Milk •••••••••••• GAL ·Ice Cream ••••••••••• $1 '09 2/$1 Brown Sugar-..• 7 9 ( Topping ••••••••~~... 2I $1 Salttnes •••••••••.••••. t/IGAL DOMINO lQX, Ll OR DARK BOX NABISC~ PREEMIUM FLAVORITE WHIPPED LB SUNSHINE ARMOUR TREET LUNCH MEAT 12 oz. CAN . • 99< 20LB. limit I Per Customer Good Only M Powell's Supermarlcet Expires November 72. 1986 STS •• • SURF DETERGENT DOG FOOD $249 limit I Per Customer Good Only At Powell's s...,enn0rlcet Expires Nove,.or 22, 1916 ITS ' .. ·147 oz. $469 limit I Per Customer • God Only At Powell's Supermaoht fxplros Novonibtr 22, 1916 STS ' •• ••. ' • •• •• • • 1 CRISCO SHORTENING .3LB. $199 limit 1 Ptr Custamor Good Only At Powell's Slfonnarlcet hpires Nowember 22,1986 STS COINC FAST/ ' SALVADOR DALI ' SCULPTURES, .COLOR·LITHOGRAPHS AND COLOR ETCHINGS ', . ORDER NOW - ARTIST IN POOR HEARHI! NANCY TAWNEY FRAMING GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 33 COURT ST. 446-1616 offers skilled workers . For lnfllnnatlon, COntact the Job Bank at 446- moo. r;::=::;;;;:::::;;::===:;1 SOli pleafll og and graceful de5lgl md<e 0 special look that rru:h mom so. fv'oYe to Seb{s !leek kldskl1 pu11;)S br slyte trot's P\18 you NAY'I BlACK ..- • -- . ·~nyder-Durst r· -l~uary. THE • SHOE CAFE 300 SECOND • • GALLIPOLIS :;:;::;;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::;-1 REVLON REALISTIC HAIR PROTEIN BUILDER BHcltlfiOOd Bean'" Ready to be cuddled. Choose several styles for good little l6rls and boys on your shopping list! From reg. price group. • Cllr&llfui. & Beilt' Prints Make yours a bear-y merry Christmas! Theme prints, quilts and cut-outs for decor- ating. Cotton, blends. Reg. from $2.99 • .£ampl &Sewing BtUitets Swin~ann adjustable lamps are real e)e-saYers. Beautiful baskets for you ... great Reg. $40 LAYAWA • ._soLID WOOD •FURNITURE •• pine 1lder • · .A l!ifts,too! Reg. price group. • A beautiful price on a famous Revlon perm. Olk '•• All Crepe de Chine• FestiYe solids, prints, jacquards, and more! & 100% pol~. 45". 711 Reg. $5.99 to $9.99 gd. OFF nDIIIS4.01 toS6.99gd. 33 Sole price lnclude3. · Shampoo, a.tl and style. Participating styl~ls Of1ly. Good with or without oppdnlmenl. Sole price good through November '19. 1986. WICKER setsliCCenb CUSTOM.fiiiiSHINC ' ~ AVAILAIU · Flanne& Soft cotton tjJolyand children~ flame retardant polyester. $198 From 42" . Reg. $:1.99gd. YD. (Not VOIId wltl'l oriy Orher Oller) . Plaids, solids. 1\crylic I poly I wool.54" .Reg.S7.99,& PLAZA GAUIPOLIS ·446•3'353 . TO POSSIBLY WIN THE I ' - ..-.. '•••- • •• FOLLO~ING . ~ PRIZES ·- 1/20FF~ .. ALL PATTERNS Choose from Simplicity, McCall's, and . Butterick. Also Vogue where available. A~tEI«II 111'r , ,Vruln Sfllfl! $59!J!I' CordNrog Trendy brights, sublle pastels for separate:;, 100% cotton, 45" . $Q98 Reg. $4.99 &$5.99 gd. illl!fi YD. From now on, what other carpet cleaners call dean isn't dean enough. DRAWING NOVEMBER 30, 1986 .. ~ $A 98 ":J' YD. ' lleg.$1Bt.JS 22 stitches al the !ouch of a button; etclusiYe &second threading; wind-inplace bobbin. Fa.ri-Kamma Velour Warm up to Acetate/nylon. 54" . · Reg. $3.99 gd. $Q48 ' ilfli YD. Gre•tPrlr:tl We'll rub a white to\\'el O\'Cr \·our just cleaned carpet. If any dirt · shows, we'll stay and. reclean u at no extra charge. Next time, call Stanley Stcemer. Wooden Sewing B OXfiS Finely constructed and beautifully finished boxes provide ample storage space. $ Reg. $49.95 ilfli, .. $29999 Guarantee . ~ 1 2 • warm robes in brights and pastels. Other carpet Cleaners sa)· you r carpet is clean. Stanle\' Steemer ' proves it. With our \\'h!te Tuwel G.E. Micro·wave .oven SlO()OO RC • Grocery Sweepstakes I Ohio State • Sports Jacket Official Game • Basketball • Faoorite WooleiiS Suits, sportswear. SILVER BRIDGE YOU WILL · ALSO QUALIFY ll.,. SS!II.H Front cjropin, wind-in-place bobbin; 13 «instruction, stretch, and decorati.e · stitches. • '»995 STAHLEY STEEMER, • • ~inglcss just isn't carpet cleaning. · 3 4 POWELL'S SUPER VALUE COINS FAST! Have a nice week. GALLiPOLIS - The Senior Citizen Job Bank. headql\artered LISa Ann Snyder in the Gallla County Senior Dale Edwin Durst . Citizen Center, 220Jackson Pike, has been serving employers and applicants, 50 years of age and older. who are Interested in full : ::W.IDDLEPORT' _ Mr. and or part-time employment. ]'4rs. Roger Snyder of Middleport , Fali Is the . time to get your announce the engagement and house In order. Call 446-7000 with l l!proach ing marriage of their . orders for painting, cleaning and :!laughter., Lisa Ann Snyder to genera( repair work. The service illite Edwwln Durst son of Mr Is without charge to the employall)l Mrs. Walter Du;st of Letart: re;r;sa;n;d;a~pp;li;ca:;;n:;;ts:;;. w-Na. .::they are graduates Pleasant Bible School. of An Point open <;ll).orch wedding Is planned for LUCKY :WINNER EACH DAY- ' ·• LIMITED AVAILABILITY . W. Va. • .- DRAW A DAIRY LANE The Sunday Times-Sentirel-rar-B-3 .Newlun, Allen to wed Nov. 29 It looks like legislation to change O,h!o's presidential prlmary from the first week In May to tbi! third• Tuesdly In Marcl\, starting;ln 1988, Is o'n Its way to · the governor's desk. . Now, let's see .....trom 1976 to 1983 Ohio's Primary was held In June . Then In 1984 it was moved back to May (something about helping Sen. John Glenn In his presidential bid) . and now the leglslaiOi's are !XJSh!ng for the earlier date so Ohio can play a more significant role In the selection of nominees .. Now it . seems this .will be a special primary evE!'y four years ilndcoslaboutS>m1ll!on (gulp). State and local candidates would ' still be nominated at the regular primary In May. Oh, well, wlultdol know .... !t's Just five million! Fall is time to ger house ready for work 3 LB. ~ Ba~k GALLIPOLIS- Wori<ers OVE!' 00 can otter you sk!lls, judgment, rellab!Uty and experience. You campany can profit from this. ContaCI the Job Bank In the Senior Citizen Center. 2:.ll Jackson Pike, for help In hiring experienced workers. The Job Counselors are avaUable at no cost to help busineSSes wcrk oot a suitable DI'OI!I'am. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SIGN YOUR CASH REGISTER RECEIPT AND DEPOSIT IT .IN OUR BOX. · EACH DAY BEGINNING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, WE WILL Pleas;~nt, p.m. and will Include demonstrat!ons on traditional Christmas foods; homemade g!fi Items, nowers out of fabric, and making . scarves. . to conjunction wlththatthe 4-H · fashion bOard wlil he having a' style sbow modeling garments they have made and also some from Elberfelds Department Store. · No pre· reglstr at !on is requlred, but Cindy Is asking tlult everyone bring a favorite dessert for a smorgasblrd tn follow the program. · Cancelled stamps, particularly 'commemorative, foreign ones and tiDse In denominations ol over $1; are . stlll being collected at tlv! Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy for the Kidney Foundation of Ohio. Susan OllvE!' advises that lhe . trimming and sorting can · be done at the Center. The Foundation sells .the stamps and the ·~r:rorations : " Steaks/Roasts .i~ $12~ USDA CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast •.•• ~~. $.159 . SAVORY Bacon •••••••••••••••••• 99·< . . SYRACUSE - Don and Kay United Methodist Ch urch, Main in the nursing program. She Is Newlun, Chillicothe, are an- and Mulberry St., Chillicothe. employed as a student nurse at · • . · nounclng the .. engagement and reception will be held ImmeA ll!Oney Is then used to help with approaching marriage of their diately foliowing toe wedding at the Holzer Medical · Center, Gallipolis. . · the cost of medication for people . daughter Dawn Rae Newlun, the Elks Club, 42 West Second St., Allen,_ a graduate of Southern with kidney disease!!. · Chillicothe , to Brian M .. Allen, Chlll!cothe. High School, also attends Rio ·• . •--- · . son of Mitchell and J~anle AHen, The bride-elect is a graduate~f Gra ndeCollege H('worksdurlng ' · . Thought yoo'd like to know. Unloto High School ana anenas the summer months at the Ewing p omeroy•'s Mary Anc1r ew Ish · . Syracuse. t e . The wedding will take place 1Rio .Grande College where she Is Funerai'Home. · assistant editor of Marietta Col- Nov. 29 al 4: 30 p.m. at the Trinity lege's year.book, lhe Marlettana. r-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' · A1975 graduate of Southern High . School, she iS Ire daughter of · sessions are !!lled, but there are a few ,openings ln . the afternoon session whlch•w!Jl be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Just call Cindy O'uverllf you'd )Ike to attend: Ad n to t.hose who have as ked, the traditional all-day '\!Ollday how;e usually held by the Extenslon Office Is being changed to an evenlngaf!a!rth!syear.ltwiUbe .alKlual. Christmas fiower sbow jlllcl weekend, · . •:rhe reception Is belng'g!ven by · ~lon 11, .OAGC, 2 to ·4 p.m.. .~h Meigs 'counly members to .~hostesses. District and state :ntrlcers are expected to be there, · ;&lang with club membl!rs from . . '!Cfoss the region, who, of course - :iWil haveachancetoseethesbow atwell as express their congratu:ICons to Janet. ::::flann!ng the reception are Ida -~phy, Pauline Atkins; Allee :'liompson, and Pat Holter, with :Ammbers of several clubs help·[G with the serving and AT POWELL'S · SUPER $ ·l9 ;. Ohio-~oi~t Pleasant, w. Va. ~;s w~~un~~e ·Garden . ~lubs ~~~!s: 1~~~e ~~ati:c.Ef.'~~~a~ ~~~:~d ~:f"An:~w~s~~i~; EACH DAY U.S.D.A. CHOICE · : •Y CHARLENE HOEFUCH A WINNER.· PRICES EFFECTIVE TH.RU SAT., .NOV. 22, 1986 .· club preside.n't honored \' ·~: Times-Sentinel Staff ::._ :g,anet Bolin, Meigs County's fl!:!lt prestdentof lliii Ohio Associ· ""- of G·arden ·!l,...,n (')l!)bs, will be henored at are·. . ception to be ,b ad In conjunc· . I• STORE HOURS · · . ' THANKSGIVING CARPET CUANING SPECIAL. ~ .t o•vong room, dining room. hall . Any Sewn Attll ' =·poreonnet $44 o 95 sgg • 00 •SpeclalattenllantoheayYtratfle araaa anchtubboln stalna . ' • • trained. bot''lod, • e~i.ndecl Of L·tn.,... roomsextr• cr~l ~ :v.o~~11:tnt • An u• Is a room, stalrcale, hall, bath, otc . 99~·6788 or 1··00-325·5136 ,, Z I SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER STATE ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS In stock oo by special order. (, ·-~ ,_,.,...._ �.' . I ~P~ag~I8~~B~-4~-~The~.~~~Ti~tme~s-~Se~n~m~·~ei~===~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~io~Point Pleasant; W~-~V~a~.:;;::;;;;;:;::;;:::::::::=:;;:;:=:=:====::;=N¥o:::;:V81:;;:m~be:;=r=16:::::':;:1=9=86 Bank operi at center. GALLIPOLIS -The Job Bank. located -in the Gallia . County Senior Citizen Center. 220 jack· son Pike, Is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to·4 p.m., to serve applicants 50-Years-old and older. The Job Bank counselors are seeking applicants to stay with the elderly on a live-in basis. There are several willing to give a home with pay to anyone qualified in this area. Employers have teen receptive to the Job Bank. and many prefer to hire the older worker, because they seem to have ·a strong commitment to the work ethic and believe in giving an . • According to the Second World Al- lion · was invented by Greek. &rammanac Book of Inventions, punctua- marian Aristophane of Byzance around 200 B.C. . honest day's work for an honest day's pay. · The older worker shows up on time, ls loyal and reliable . There is a myth the older worker Is more Wely 1o be abs€!lt because of Illness, but employers are finding the opposite Is true. Since october, the Job Bank has had more job orders than people to !Ill them .. Sometimes there Is no applicant in the file to ·fill a particular job, especially for office skills . There are jobs out there, anct Ire Job Bank needs people over 00 who want to work to come In and apply. Employers and · applicants may call the Job · Bank at 446-iUOO. SPECTACULAR SALE ··. Limited offer on quality Sert~ Be1~dir19 .du_rin!J'OIIr big Serta Spectacular EAPC. AN:Nl\'EI1:SARV- Noah (Junior) and Leafy Chasteen are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary at a surprise party being given Nov. 16 by famUy members. Married on Nov. 15, 1946, they have three children, Gary, Greg and Marty, and three grandchildren. Chasteen; born In VInton, Is retired -after a long career of truck driving. Mrs. Chasteen, a native of Rutland, Is I employed at the Senior Citizens Center t) Pomeroy. polis, with music beginning at 4:30 p.m. The Rev. Arnold Skaggs will officiate. A recepllon will follow In the church dining halL The bride-elect is a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and is employed at Kmart of Gallipolis. Elkins ls a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Rio Grande College. He is employed by G&J Auto Parts of Gallipolis. ha~s ;::s,·8: ,•.• • FlliJ. EA. PC. ' 598 Better NOW TWIN s99 ,; EA. PC. Dr. David K•.Smith · . · ;. Ql F.I:N : ., 2 PC "Ot:f • , < ':U9 announces the relocation of his.dental office from the Silver Bridge Plaza to the Beauty .Salon Mr. a1ul Mr.r. ]ame.r Robert Smith ]r. CORf>IN & SN\'I)fR Fr"" fURNITURf CO. lll'livl'rv located at 506 Jac"son Pike, Gallipolis WAI.II-INS WELCOME ·Becky Jo Eichinger becomes bride of Jame~ Robert Smith Jr. ....... Spring Valley Professional Building 446-1209 New and latest hair fashions for fall and winter from .tile staff: Adrah N111l, Pat O'Dell, Chris · Martin and tori Somerville . 955 Second Ave. 44t-1171 Gallipolis, Ohio • • Tina GUI Mike Elkins r THISIS r\/ACARESM·M • BY COMPLETE HEALTH CARE COVE Tina Pleroe Jeffrey Roy Fowler I PHYSICIAN SERVICES Routine office visits Pierce-Fowler SYRACUSE - Mrs . Mildred Pierce of Syracuse Is an nounclng the engagement and approachIng marriage of her daughter, Tina Pierce. to Jeffrey Roy , Fowler, 9ln of Jackson H. Fowler of Mason, W.Va . and the lat e Rose Fo~l~r. The bride-elec t Is also the daughter of the late Clinton Pierce . The ppen ch.urch wedding will be held Friday. Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at the Mason United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bennie Stevens officiating. Miss Pierce ls a grad uate of Southern High School and Is . employed at McClure's 3 in 1 · Restaurant in Pomeroy. Fowler Is a graduat e of Wa· · hama High School and Is • emplo ye d as Mason County _Sanitarian . - The . couple will reside In Mason . ADVACARE COVERAGE Covered In lull Specialists' oHice >~is its Consultations , Covered in lull Annual physical exam Covered in full Inpatient physician services Covered in full Surgery and related services Covered in full Anesthesia Well-baby.care Covered in lull EMERGENCY CARE . Covered in full INPATIENT SERVICES '1 ADVACARE COVERAGE Unlimited provided tor lite-threatening emergencies or other emergency requiring immediate medical attention Covered·in lull Out ot service area. care at any available medical facility. provided tor llfe·ttueatening emergencies or other emergency requiring immediate medical attention Ambulance service In cases of life-ttueatening or other emergencies Covered in lull A<lv&Care must be nolifled within 72 hours URGENT CARE Within service area, care at AdvaCare lacillty Out ot service area, care at any available medical faci~ty Semi· private room ; intensive care or private room Covered in 1•11 Covered in lull . when medlcallv necessary 1 Surgery and related services ! Anesthesia ~ 1 Covered in lull Physician services Covered in full Consultations Laboratory tes1s, EKG, EEG, etc. Diagnostic and therapeutic x-ray services Covered in full Covered in tuM Covered in tun Covered in lull Covered In lull Special duty nursing services Covered In lull J I I J I I -1 COI!ered in lull OUTPATIENT SERVICES - (Th" 11 only • pllfl /11 111t of res/! al"'d proc edulls flllillble.} Laboratory tests .Co'.'ered in lull Cardiovascular studies Covered in lull Pulmonary function studies Covered in fu ll Short-term intervention physical and 11lerapy rehabilitation services Covered in lull Covered in lull ... Inpatient drug detoxification prograrn Covered In lull Inpatient alcohol detoxllicatlon program Covered In lull Covered In lull I w•" [ j ;lividual therapy $20 co-payment per vlsll ~ oup therapy $5 co-payment per visit OPEN HOUSE FOR KAISER EMPLOYEES • (HOLZER MAIN CUNIC) Junction of Rt. 35 & 160 ·AdvaCare~ r1 November 18th, & 20th. • • • " • White House billiards French kings and English royalty have played billiards, as did Amert· can presidents Washlnaton, Lincoln, Garfield, and Cleveland. John Quincy Adams billed the government for a White House "billiard table $$0,1 bll· liard balls $8 and cues $5," until he was denounced as a spendthrift and had to pay for them himself . •• • • t • accessories while Mrs. Smilh wore a peach c hiffon ensemble. Michael Roher! Coles Both mothers had gard>nia . corsages . GALLIPOLIS - AnnounceThe. reception was held In the ment is be ing made ·of the church social room. The threeand approac hin g engagement tiered fountain cake was decoof Usa -Gwen Sheets marriage rated With yellow carnations, greenery, and white bells, and -Bf!d·Daniel Joseph Cra nce. ~ he is the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. lopped w11h yellow and green James V. Warren, Ga llipolis. He minlalure carnations. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Presiding at the reception Crance. also of Gallipolis. _;, table were Pam Hager, Jacque The open-church weddin g will Gaddis, and Sue Dye. Women of lake place Nov. 19. 1 p.m . at St. the church assisted . Guests were Louis Catholic Church . registered by Anne Bearhs and The bride-elect Is a graduate of Kimbe~ly Call . Gallia Academy High Schoo! and The ·bride Is a student at Ohio Sharkey's Ai rline and Travel University majoring in com preCareer Sc hool, Da yton . She is hensive business education. employed · by Ohio Valley Smith attended Rio Grande Food! and. and Is employed at E .!. DuPont, Crance is a grad ua te of Ironton Washington. W.Va. . St. Joe and Rio Grand> College. Mr. and Mrs . Smith hosted a He is employed by Cred it Thrift dinner preceding rehearsal for in Chil flcolhe . the wedding. II ' The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-5 . with a minor Education. in Christian WliH AHEAR LIIIII:D WAIRUTY Marjorie Louise Kaine Thomas Alan Duncan Lis~ Gwen Sheets Daniel ,Joseph Crance CLYMER, N.Y. - Derold and Bertha Kaine of Clymer, N.Y., announce the engagemetn of the ir daughter. Marjorie Louis e Kain e, 'to Thomas Alan Dunca n, so n of Tom a nd Jan Duncan of Ga llipolis. Miss Kaine is a gr;ldual.e of Clymer Centr al School and Central City Business Ins titute. Syracuse, N.Y. She attends Mt. Vernon Nazarene .College, majoring in accounting with a minor in Christia n Education. Duncan is a graduate of Ga ll Ia Academy High school and at tends MI. Vernon Nazarene Col· lege, majoring In chu rch music, IMPERIAL WALLPAPER HAS IT ALL! 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Parental Discretion •••k Gray or Ta"'' S30.00 Advised 9PM 'WSAZ televiaion·3 !!itay tuned for NEW!!iCENTER 3 TONIGHTI SE ANY LA-I-BOY or BERKLINE POMEROY- Plans have been completed for the Nov. 21 openchurch wedding of Tammy McDaniel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDaniel, Middle· port. and Robert E . Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball, Pomeroy. The wedding will take place at 6:30 p.m. at Rock Springs Ulled Methodist Church with the Rev·. James Acree officiating. Music will precede the ceremony. To assure understandlffQ ofthe arrangemfmls and local ions in which services are coVFJred by Aelva Care, applicants be oWered a Statement of Understanding to sign that ra-omphaSiZes the program's requirements. MENTAL HEALTH- OUTPATIENT POMEROY - Vases of pompons and greenery decorated the altar for the wedding of Becky Jo Eichinger, daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger, ' Pomeroy, and James Robert Smith Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Tuppers Plains. The wedding look place July 12 at St. Paul Lutheran Church , Pomeroy. The Rev . William H . Mlddleswarlh officiated at the double ring ceremony which Included the lighting of a unity candle. Paula Welker was orga nist, and sollsts were Paula Eichinger, Gerald Kelly, and Tom Reuter. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride a formal white gown · of matte taffeta with off-the-shoulder puffed sleeves and rosettes . .The fitted bodice was trimmed wllh Venice lace and pearls, ruffled flounce skirt extending I to a chapel train . The draped lrt was high· lighted with a bo ck Interest. The bride's fingertip veil of Illusion fell from a lace cap accented with simulated pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of white miniature carnations, yellow roses and baby's breath with mint green and yellow ribbon. Attached In her bouquet was an heirloom broach belongIng to her maternal great· grandmother. It was also carried by her mother on her wedding day. She wore pearl earrings and necklace . The bride's gown and veil were fashioned by her mother. Becky Ambrose was maid of honor , and bridesmaids were Darlene Sherer, Denise Mora, and Rochelle Eichinger. Jennifer Mora was a junior bridesmaid. The bridesmaids wore mint green scalloped lace tea length dresses with pearl jewelry, and a sprig of baby's breath In their hair. The maid of honor had an Identical ensemble In yellow. They carried tinted carnations with matching rlbbo.n streamers. The flower girl, Dei ana Elchln· ger, was In a yellow dress with scalloped lace pinafore and carried a white basket or yellow petals. Ray Smith, brother of the groom, Tuppers Plains, was best man, and ushers were Scott Van Meter, Max Eichinger Jr., and Scott Eichinger, with Michael ·smith as a junior usher. Jason Mora wa s the rlngbearer. The groom and his attendants wore white tuxedos. : Mrs. Eichinger was in a pastel blue shantung suit with matchin g McDaniel-Ball -·- Covered in full (Maximum combined total of 30 sessions.I 6:00 p.m.-8:00p.m. -- r=~~~~~----------------~---------~ Covered in full . I Gallipolis, Ohio . Covered In lull Covered in fu ll (Maximum combined total of 30 dayS .) , Nervous and mental conditions ~" ' Covered in lull occ~pational , MENTAL HEALTH-HOSPITALIZATION 1 I I Covered in lull Covered in lull .. _j Kaiser· , prescriPtion drug prbgram Short-terrri intervention physical and occupational X-ray , EKG, EEG. and other diagnostic stud ies ,. • COI!ered In lull Covered in lull therapy rehabilitation services • • • COllared In tun Short -terrn inteNention physical therapy and Inhalatio n 1herapy i ---1 Drugs, medicines. and related supplies Genera l nursing services • Covered In tun ~ Covered in lull AdvaCare m•st be · notified within 72 hours Covered,in lull Covered in full I Covered in lull Covered in lull Covered In full Covered In full ~ With in service area, care at AdvaCare facility Covered in lull Days at care . GALUPOLIS- Mr. and Mrs . Jimmy M: Salyer, Galilpolls, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of - their daughter, Martha Susan Salyer, to Michael RDber t Coles, s on of Mr. and Mrs . Fin lay Coles, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. The open -church weddillg will take place Dec, 27, 1:30 p!m. , at St. Peter's Episcopal Cnurch, Gallipolis. Miss Salyer Is a graduate of Marshall University and Is a teacher with I he Galli a Co.u nty Local Board of Educat!on J Coles is a graduate of West VIrginia Institute of Technology and Is employed as a project €!lglneer at Robbin s a nd Myers . ' "< . I' ,. . . . .,. ts announced Three local . Punctuation invented by Greeks .Gill-Elkins---~-~LETART, W.Va. - Mr. and Mrs. George Gill of Letart. W.Va. , and Amy Gill of London, Ohio. announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Tina Gill, to Mike ElkiiTJ, son of Bobby Elkins of Bidwell and the late Carolyn Elkins. The wedding will lake place at While Oak Baptist Church , Galli- Pomeroy-MiddleJ)Ort-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W, Va. RECLINER '249, & Up AZenith 12" B&W For 36~ PURCHASE ANY SEVEN PII!CE WO~D DINETTE or DINING ROOM SUIT!! · Buy A 22 Piece Set "Country Calico Kitchen Set" For 36' •· �' Page-8-6. The Sunday Times-Sentinel November 16, Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. 198~ Communitj;, calendar I area happenings · Ohio-Point ters Club, 7 p.m., AH L rary. be Memrershlps available w111 .available. --- > GALLIPOLIS -' ' Gallipolis Lions meet, Tuesday, 6:30p.m ., Oscar's. GALLIPOUS - VFW 4464 meets to elect Chaplain, Tuesday, 7:'30 p.m. GALLIPOUS - Gallipolis ChriStian Women's Club fashion show, noon, Holiday Inn. .' GAULIPOLIS - Lafayette Whlte~)lrln meets Tuiesday, 6:30 p.m.; potluck, bring covered dish at dessert and table service; bring Thanksgiving pln·on. H & .R Block, Kebler Business . Citizens Center, M , ., . ulberry•'· Services, Pomeroy, and nank One, Athens NA, are sponsoring He!ghts, Pomeroy. There Is a tax Information seminar cover- dlarge for tl)e seminar. 4:15-4: 30; Addavllle &hool; 4:40GALLIA COUNT)' 5: 05; R&R Trailer Ct., 5: 15-5: 45; G4>LLIPOLIS - The Dr. SaGeorges Creek, 5:-45-6: 15; muel h. Boss~rd Memorial LiGeorges Creek, 6: 20-6: 40; Kabrary announces its bookmobile nauga 5th Ave., 6:50-7: 10; Fosschedule for the week of Sept. 7to ters Trailer Ct., 7:15-7:40; K&K 13. Monday: Geiger, 10-tO': 20; Tral)er Ct., 7: 45-8:05. Wednesday: No route, malnte· Ewlngton, lQ: 25-10: 45; Vinton (Dyer), 10:55-11:05; Kyger I, nance day. Thursday: Imogene Church's 11:35-'11 :45; Kyger II, 11: 50Store, 1:·30-3: 30; Mudsock, 3: 45· noon; Gallia Chrlstia(l &hool, 4; Patriot , 4:15-4: 40; Cadmus, 12:45-1:45; Cheshire (Thomas), 4:·50-5: 15; Gallla, 5: 30-6; Center· '2:.05·2: 35: Gallia Metro, 4-5; point, 6:15-6: 30; ·Centerville, Kerr, 5:15-5: 35; Bidwell, 5: 50· · 6: 10; Cochrans, ~: 20·6: 45; Deer 6:45-7:15; Copley's, 7:35-7:45; Creek, 6:55-7: 15; Valley View, ·Thorne's, 7:45-8. Friday: Eureka, 1-1:15; Huf·1:25-7: 50; Rio Grande Estates, fman 's, 1:25-1: 40; Kingery 's, 7: 55·8: 30. Tuesday: Eno Store, 1:30-1: 55; 1: 45-2; Myers, 2: 25·2: 40; MercerAfrica Road, 2-2:15; Roush Lane, ville, 3:25-3: 40; 190SmaU, 3: 50-4; 3-3: 15; Roush Lane, 3:15-3: 30; 790 Halley. 4-4: 10; 790 Lincoln Cheshire, 3:35-4: 05; Addison, Pike Jet. , 4:20-4: 40; BW"d's, .Flowers-in-a· gift,: for Thanksgiving. Flowers or plants in real WOOden country baskets decorated with a charming · folk art floral design. We can deliver yOUr gift across town. Or wire it an~re in the United States and Canada. The Country Casserole Bouquet-oven-to-table cookware with acharming folk art design and filled with alovely autumn arrangement · We'll deliver it across lown oi wire it anywhere in lhe United States. . , Hendren is president of Moder· CELINA, Ohio- Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Hendren, Titusville, Fla., nalre Sales Inc., and vice presi· formerly of Gallipolis, will cele- dent of Park Plumbing and . brate their 40th wedding annlver· Hardware Specialists. The couple has four children, sary Nov . 22 with an open house at the Nazarene Church Fellow· Mrs. William Joseph (Brenda) Smith, Ft. Recovery, Ohio; Do· ship Hall in Celina, Ohio. The former Rose Marie Sand· nald .Hendren, North Baltimore, ers and Lloyd Hendren were Ohio; David Hendrrn, Marys· married Nov, 26 in the Baptist ville. Ohio and Mrs. Victor Church parsonage at Gallipolis (Bertha) Muhlenkamp, Celina, Ohio. They affio have nine by the Rev. J . Edward Hakes. i==:~~~~ ' • Your privacy is respected .. .. . ,. come Join Us! • ! • T~e Shoe Cafe 30D S~eond, GallpoHs - .' J .... . '. "... ' ., ,.· Let Uc Help You · Plan Your Wedding · ' '' .' "' .. ' .,,··· HASKINS·TANNER COMPlETE LINE OF MEDICAL CARE EQUIPMENT . 1011 Viand Street ' . 675-6100 ....,,. .'.., 332 second. Goltipotit, OH · 614-446·0576 Point Plusant · M eu ·~ lYieurSi!l ce IR6ti" ..I ' > NEW HOURS MONDAY· SATURDAY 10AM-7PM Birth Control; V.D. Scntttlng; Cancer Scn•lng; ..,egnancy ' t.m; education cmd coun~~llng • for lndhidiiCIIs and couples. The ITO®Autumn Harvest •• Bouquet. Call or visil us today. , POMEROY FLOWER SHOP •• 106 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, Qhio . Phone 992-2039 or 992-5721 . : • PORK SHOUlDER OF SOUTIEAST OHIO POMEROY: GALUPO~S Meigs Medicalluilding lacn111 froM VtllraM Hotp.) 992-5912 Manday-Friday 414 S.ond An., 2nd floor STEAK 446-0166 Mon.-Sat. .:• 1-----------------~-------- • AWAY SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 1986 II. $ 79 NO PIJI(MAU ..CISUIY - JIIO NOr II PIIUNT fO • CUBED STEAK l • PRE-SUCED 'OlOGNA 99< W~ •• •••• FRESH Ill. ROll BEEF LIVER FRANKIES 12 Ll. oz. FRESH HOMEMADE USDA CHOICE liTE SIZE POMEIOY & GAlliPOLIS jOWL BACON BEEF STEW • ' $)89 LJ. 69< SUPEIIOIS $)99 11. \ l' ~ , . ! . •. $149 WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE USDA CHOICE , T SUPERIOR · COME IN REGISTER FOR ~ • . !. ,,. CHOPPED HAM ................................................. i ' "•W" SUPEIIOR • • I t • Al10: Jack10n, Chesapeake, Athens, ChiiHcothe, Logan .; : I : . Demonstrations · Drawings Refreshments 1 I : I i i $)59 ' Fami~Foods 1 t. • i .. MIC.OWAVl tO Bl GIVIN CLOSID THIISDAY •• I t t Name .............................................. ............... · · .... I . Address ............................................. ............. · t I Cily .. ....................................... Phone.. .................... • : $129 Galtipol" , Oh1o I ; • BACON ~ine Strut I • PRE·SliCED 11. 1 I Third aN 0 KAHN'S PLANNED PARENTHOOD ;l Evans •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r-------------------------, BARR'S SUPER MARKET .t • t •Sliding fee scale. No one refused services because of Inability .to pay. ~==~~~~~~~ ; Open House Sunday, Nov. 16 12-5 p.m. . ~ ' 8 AM· 9PM •s."lces lnclu•: ' • .. ·- SUNDAY Send a harvest of happiness. dm ll Jt l "''f'l. .,cf t~nt Tro u f<5 ~>;., plll ~~ rurtu nu b.<lo nou t•olur..l <t'"' '"'l ' Grooms tux FREE with 6 or more. .Your questions answered the rt~omrnl )liou 1l i~il"" FIM h•NIHwn l!klvto·wft lulhtrs i,M_ th• ot.!iU if , n $2995 ; 31eteDom· ~~~m Okllll.llllt Ttontn ~ Monday: Carpent er, Laura's Store, 3: 10-3: 40; Dex ter church, 4:10-4: 40; Danvllle church ; 5: 15· 5: 45; Rutland Civic Center, 6:307: 30.· Tuesday: Port and post office, 2:02-2: 35; Let art Falls, Effie's Restaurant , 3:05-3: 50; Racine bank, 4:35-5: 35; Syracuse pool, 5: 50·7: 20. • Wednesday: Bau m Addition. 2: 10·2: 40; Keno. north side of bridgP, 3- 3: 30; Success Road near 39060 , 3:45-4: 15; Long Bot' MEIGS COUNTY tom post of/lee, 4:25-4: 55; ReedsPOMEROY- Bookmobile ser- ville, Reed's Store; 5: 05-6: 05; vice in Meigs County is by Tupper's Plain s, Lodl\1ck's, contract with Ohio Valley Area . 7:05-7: 50; Chest er fir e station, Libraries. corner across front , 8:05-8:35. Rom Hendren anniversary to be noted / 'MI11 f•ll 1n lo>'t "'''" 1h11 ' ~•~ ill!f lwndtr.fll'd p~mr 5-5: 15; Crown City. 5: 30-6: 05; a Myers. 6: 15·6: 30; Oh lo Townhouse, 6: 45-7: 10; Kenny's Carryout, 7:25·7: 50; Teens Run, 8·8: 25. Saturday: Legrande, 9: 30-10; Raccoon Trailer Ct. , 10:15-10:30; Cora, 10:35-10: 150; Quail Creek. 11:05-11: 35; Rodn ey VIllage, 12:20-12: 50; Children 's Home, 1-1:20; CRTP , 1:25-1:50; Allee. 2:15-2: 45; VInton, 3-3: 30; Morgan Center, 3:45-4:15. Mr. and Mr.r. Uoyd Hendrrm • LETART, W.Va. - Grubb Family Singers at Board Baptist Church, Tuesday, 7 p.m. ' POMEROY _ Zl Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma _!P~O~M!!E:.!:R~O~Y-=~~~~!L,_!I!l'~am~~w~lll!_!h~o~ld~a:_m~ee::_u~n~g~ln~t~he:_~m~e~m~re~r::shl~p~m~ee~t~in::g~of~Ga~ll~lp~o:_, · .Phi Sorotlty meets Tuesday, 7 p'.m.;-at the Meigs County Senior Citizens center. Members are aske·d· Items. - ' We offer complete tuxedo rental service to help yoll look your best on tha special day. Priced from Teleflora's Harvest Basket Bouquets PORTER - ,Porter United Methodls t Women meet Tues· day, 2 p.m., church annex. ·- ·' '"tor, ' .Bookmobile routes ·slated for both counttes· KYGER - Cheshire Twp. Trustees public meeting, 5:30 , . - - - - - _ : __ _..;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,..._ _..,f p.m. In Township Building at Kyger. GALLIPOhlS- Gallipolis Ro· tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m ., Down Under. · 8'-7 • ' t:. ~--~------~-------------. ~--~·----. ~~-----·.~-~----~~--~- --~--~ll~s~C~lty•&~·~h-oo~ffi-A~c~a~de;m~l~c~Boo~ _ ~s~·~T~u--sem~ln-~~M~o-nd~a-y._~----7.1n~g~t:be~~::w7.1n:c;,om:e~t~~~~~w~~;,o:m~i: • ,. SUNDAY Genealogical Society m~ts Sun- . town hall 7 p.m. Monday fo~ G S lb , 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the Senlo_r ••.. · at tile Meigs County ~ re std en~ •· tnteres ted 1n to r mlng a ADpiSON- Addison Freewill day, 2 p.m., I hbor hood cr1me wa tch · Bapt(St Church revival has Miles . Museum. . · neg Trout ' Bend CB POMEROY- -- -Big ROCK SPRINGS. - Grange p.m. preaching Sunday, . 7:30 Club annual Thanksgiving · officers' meeting Monday, 7:30 GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County dinner at the Rock Springs p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange ·Historical Society meets Sunday . Grange hall Sunday, 1 p.m. Meat HalL 2:30 p.m., St. Peter's Episcopal furnished, bring covered dish Church. Board .meets 1 p.m. and table serv!ce. RACINE - Soutbern Local Meeting speaker Lloyd Savage, School Board meets 7 p.m. Chllllcothe on traditional Christ· RACINE .:_ Racine First Bap- Monday, high school cafeteria. mas music. tist Church will dedicate their building addiUon Sunday, 2 to · .POMEROY ~ Meigs County EUREKA - Eureka Church of 4: 30 p.m., with a short service In Churches of Christ Mens and God revival, Sunday through the sanctuary, followed by open ·Womens Fellowship will have a Nov . 21, 7 p.m.; with Avery house and refreshments. Public Thanksgiving dinner at tre Gibson, John McCalla and Rev. Invited. Pomeroy Church of Christ, MonRobert M. Smith speaking. day, 6:30 p.m. George Pickens POMEROY - Mount Hermon and family, ml~slonarles from CENTENARY - Grubb Fam- United Brethren in Christ Africa, will be guests. Ily Singers will be at Centenary Church, Texas Community, United Christian Church, Sun-. hymn sing Sunday, 7 p.m ., RACINE - Racine Chapter· day, 7 p.m. featuring the Joy Singers, Buck- 134, Order of the Eastern Star, ' leys, Halters, Sanders and tre will meet In special session GALLIPOLIS- Gallia County Victory Quartet. Monday, 7:30p.m., for installaAnimal Shelter open house, 2 to 5 tion of officers for the coming p.m., Sunday, new dog shelter on year. · All members urged to MONDAY 160 next . to the Gallla County GALqPOLIS -: Gallipolis attend. Children's Home. Business and ' Professional ANTIQUITY ~ Antiquity BapWomen meet Monday, 6:30p.m., LECfA - Rev. Earl Hinkle Down Under. . . tist Church will be in reviva l speaks Sunday at Walnut Ridge Monday through Saturday, with Church. GALLIPOLIS - St. Peter's services at 7: 30 nightly. Jack Berry, pastor of Grace Gospel Episcopal Churchwomen meet KYGER - Revival begins Monday, noon foi- luncheon, Church In Ripley, W.Va., will Sunday at Kyger UnitI'd Metho· business meeting. Speaker Gene speak. Special music will affio be featured. dlst Church, with evangelist Kurt Wood, "A Tribute to Life." Cline. Services 7:30p.m.; special KANAUGA - The Gallla TUESDAY singing. County Crime Prevention ProGALLIPOLIS - First general The S~nday W.Va. 99( ll. CHICKEN SALAD '$ )59 lB. no• 1 TURKEYS LAST DAY TO OlDER WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 - t: ~ -... --------------------------~------~----~~ ...... ~. r: November 17, 1986 •• : ·IIi • . On Monday a new and excifin_g junior & · Career store · operi! m Downtown Gallipolis. Quality Fashions at Popular Prices . . From such famous manufacturers as: BANANAS •Fortnza s LJ. "IF .IT'S NOT FARM FRESH & HEALTHY, -WE DON'T MAKE IT" •Limited Express •Adolfo •You ...s • 9< DEl MONTE u.s oz. 59C • Extra High .In Protein! • Farm Fresh & Delicious! '••100% Natural-No Artificial Anything! · • Stone Ground On The Finest Milling StOnes In The World I • ·Milled From The Finest Grains In North America! 100% acrylic V-neck ar~d frew in cream , red, royal, .yellow, mint and lavetlder. . Sizes S-M-L Reg. to 126 ................ · r~ecks 1]490 SUNSET BLUES JOO% cottor~ Chic Chambre, the latest styles. · 1 Sizes 3! 4 to 13/ 14, Reg. 36 .... ,.. 12·49 O AFTER '5.00 REBATE HMS ..... Sal. 10 IIII-I pm 366 21'1) AVE. . coRNER Of 21'1l & STAlE ·-·SU·IIIDA·Y·II0-0111.·.5.....___ --GII!AU•IPO•l•IS-. .- ·.. 11!1 . " - ---- - @3 .... ~h;HnnnJ 1 ' GRAPES CELERY SO GOOD ••• THEY"RE SOLD WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! • Dlf\'1 IX!IA OWlY 12 oz. PIG . - , . . . aat parchue oiJneiEYaaa Conallul I I I I :: .• ,. •~ •, J..--.!31 oz. BOUNTY TOWELS ::0 ~~f, ~ .l...~P~~~uc:e~&~~~~:~~w:e~I!Ew::n•~~~~~~~m~~~ ~----------------~--Oh~~14 !. 50409 99( t7 IROWN OR lOX 100034 79< SUGAR · ' . ' • ' 69( ., i $... _, : PI SHEUS lUll F-.1 SAVE 1&~ 69< l60Z. ; e· ~. 3· MIS. SMillf'S~~;i' 99( I I I I I I I I .I I I CRANBERRY SAUCE CRANBERRIES 39< . r 3LI. \ · OUAN SPRAY FlESH ' ., or. RINSO DETERGENT $l99 49( STAll( COOl WHP I Ill 69( SWEET POTATOES &YAMS ll. ··I Extra High In Fiber! SHAKER KNIT SWEATtRS CRISP WltlTf •And More OPENING SPECIALS lED II. PINEAPPlE JliCE i SHORTENING FLOUR I J ! 3 LB. GOlD MAL ~~· 89< CAIIIA11011 EVAP. MILK 12ot 2/Sl oz. $119 SUNSHINE DRY DOG FOOD 20 LB. $249 PEPSI • REG., DI£T CAFFIINI Fl£1 8-160Z. $)39 1ns. "UI f11 & -•"' i -~ : ).' �. I • ' .. Page..:...s.a. ' Pleasant, W. Va. Ohio-Point Times-Sentinel By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff. Always wanti!d to p3,1nt? Well - you' II never 1earn ·any younger and now Is the time. Tallinted Lois Pauley has again consented to give painting lessons at the libraries with two classes io be' held In December at the Pomeroy Library. The first will be .at 6 p.m. on Dec. 11 and the second will be an afternoon shot at 2 p.m. on Dec . 13. . After the first of the year. classes will be scheduled fo r the Middleport Library. Registration is required- and class fee is S.'i. Sports Never lea.rn yo_unger Beat of the bend Joe has been irontlng the association shows for many years' -it just wouldn 't seem right without him. · . .lncl(lentally, I'm wondering Vlil're the years have gone . It's appalling! I'm now working . in til' third generation of families who look part in the shows way back wil'n they started - a couple !think of are the John and Noami Stobart and the Charles and Teen Werry families. SIQce tt):> Stobarts and the Werrys, there have been their children and now their grandchildren. Incidentally, l think you'llllke some of the new faces of the '86 show- there's talent out there. · Pomeroy residents have leaf week coming up . There are plenty of leaves down - now I( Let me be the fi rst to remind you can ooly brave the cold to get you. them into plastic bags. November 22 is the birthday Pomeroy Village workers will anniversary of Norma Goodwin, pick up irr first v;ard , Monday; the Pomeroy lady who has . second ward, Tues!lly; third touched so many of our lives In so 'ward. Wednesday, and fourth many ways. I'm sure that you wUl want to help make it a most special occasion. ' ward on Thursday with inake-up Tickets can be purchased at day on Friday. The plastic bags Mille.rs Store, the Rutland Deof leaves are to be-placed. at the . partment Store, G&J Auto Parts curbing. . or frot:n any firemen. The price is, $4 for adults and $3 for childr en. And out Rutland"' way, the Racine Volunteer Fire Depart · . The state legislature Is 'moving ment will be ))olding Its annual t.o set preslqentfal primary electurkey supper at the Rutland tions from Maybacktotil' month Grade School gymnaslum 'begln· of March . Somehow I'm Inclined ning at 5 p.m. pn Thursday to more voters w!ll go the polls on evening - one week before a nice day In May than on a cold Thanksgiving. day In March . .Do keep smiling. __ ' ~y ueslT .· 1;· has , CZENk\) THE <:LAIROL "'ENDERS" HAIR STYlfll*T APfiQIS Ill PAGEMOFOOR N0¥.16(1iRTSTIIMoSVISIOffSW.ECIIICIJI.AI ARE UNAVAILOBlE AT 1~1 TIM!. IKE MMUFlc!uiiR 1M! - 1 TO l!lfl'lY US WITH MEICitA!iotSE FORTH~ liJ. WE QIQL~Il£ FOR MY INCC8VENI£11CE litiS MlT I*VE CAliUO OUR ~ERS. . ' 'JEANS WITH NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DAILY! I M$0. ON MG£ 38. THf fRADCO CAR CAR£ PROOUC'Il (CARl I CHOKE a.EMER, Dt:GREASER ANO UNof:ICOATING) II«JUID Bl ON SAlE fOR 11..22 1101 12.11 .. •' ' Section . ·~imes- ientintl ~ --------··-·~--------~---·· ------~-------·'·----~----·_.N~----~-,_,_s~,-,98~& ·, •8 different styles •Sizes 3-13 Once was not enough; he set them· twice · Black or Blue Stonewashed LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! . • (Editor's Note: On Nov. 22, Rio Grwule College Clarence "Bevo'' Francis - nicknamed by his wUI honor Its most famous athlete, Bevo Francis, father whose favorite near-beer soft drink was with the pre~entatlon of an honorary degree. The "Beeve•'• - set national basketball records that · , presentation. will .be held In conjunction with the · stand . Among B~vo's accomplishments are . the kick-off of the Bevo Francis ~holarshlps for National College Athletic Association top season Athletes lund.) scoring average of 48.3, best two-year average of 47.1. and points in a single game, 113. His National E•cerpted From An Article Association of Intercollegiate Athletics records • By JUANITA EVANS DAILEY RIO GRANDE- Still In thl' recQrd books after are similar. The NAIA recognizes his top more than 30 years, the Bevo Francis cage legend single-season average of 46.5 and his slngle-garfle . lives on. The 6-foot-9-inch center captured more . performance of 38 field goals, 37 free throws, and · publicity in two years than most basketball stars 113 points. It was not always that way though. Durlilg .the ever dreamed of getting. The "fairy-tale" star first year. 1952-53, the NCAA had recognized hls . · became the talk of the sporls world and whether single-season average as !XU and his single'game or not people thought he was good, everyone talk('(] a·ooul him. The average ·fan wanted to as 116. That was until the end o( Bevo's first know, "Who is Bevo Francis?," and "Where Is season when the NCAA changed the standards and made them retroactive, erasing many of his that little school?" It h'appened a1 Rio Grande College , where top marks. For more than 10 years, until at least 1966, the NAJA recognized Bevo's single-season scoring average as 50.1, a record for top all-time Sir Francis ' Cour/ Famrifp single-season averages through 1966. Although the NAIA did not recognize the 116-point game as record. !he 50.1 is an average of all points for the season made against any team played. With I ,954 points for a 39-0season, Bevoactually scored more during his freshman year In 1952-53 at Rio Grande than he did during his second and last year when he·had 1,255 points for a W-7record made against m,ajor caliber teams. Throughout the history of college basketball STAR ATHLETE -Among Bevo's accompllslunenls are the National College Alblellc there probably Is no story as unique as that of Association lop season scoring average of fl.3, best two-year average of 47.1, and points In a Bevo Francis. He rose from obscurity to single game, 113. His National Association ollnlei'roUegiate Athletics records are similar. prominence in just two years as his name was The NAJA recognizes his top single-season average ol48 .a and his lingle-game performance splashed in headlines across the country. From an of :18 field goals, 37 free throws, and 113 points. Improbable beginning, Bevo became known across the nation for his basketball ·accomplish· ments. But the climb to the top was not always Determined trf set recdr<ls that would· be participates In county politics. He is presently a smooth as skeptical ·coaches, other athletic accepted the following season, 1953-:>1, Coach member of the Rio Grande College Board• of officials and media' reporters created controversy Newt Oliver schl'dUled the Redmen to pia)· Trust<'es. when they doubted ihe legitimacy of Bevo's aga!nst major caliber teams and In major arenas, Bevo remembers some good times and some achievements. including Madison Square Garden. Bcvo and the bad times - but does not dwell on the past - It Some peop)e thought Bevo was a freak. After team compiled a W-7 record against teams like is all hlstor~ now. He goes on with his life, all, who was this Bevo Francis from that Wake Forest, Creighton, Butler, North Carolina speaking to those who are an•lous to hear the non-descript school? And how could a player State. and Miami of Florida . At that time. Rio story of a unique basketball player. score 116 points In a 40-mlnute game? But in Grande College had 94 students. The college formally recognized the team in reality he was ·no freak. When his records were · Bevo finished the first season with an average of 1973 when Bevo, Oliver and the team were erased the first year, he just set t(lem again . At ·50.1 and the Redmen finished with 101.6 to their inducted Into the college Hall of Fame and Bevo's 6-foot-9-lnc)les and at 195 pounds. the skinny kid 'opposition at 68.2 for the 39·0 record. The second number 32 jersey was appropriately retired. On scored most of his shots from 18 feet and on out. season Bevo finished with 47 .1 and til' Redmen Nov . 22, the college will award Bevo an honorary His soft shooting touch amazed those who saw masters degree. finished with 92.3 to their opposition at 75.1 for the · him . Although Bevo was the star, his teammates 20-7 record. For the two seasons. Bevo attempted R«ams of pages werE< written about Bevo · were also excellent players. When Bevo was 1,,748 shots 'for an average of 68. Francis, who nearly rewrote t !):> rC'Cord books. It · prevented from scoring, his teammates did. In 1954, after two seasons at Rio Grande is understandable why he became so renowned · It all began In 1952. Playing for tt):> Redmen College, Bevo went on to play for the Giohetrot · and why many persons , in many parts' of the whose gymnasium was nicknamed the " hog pen" ters, playing two and thrre games a week, both in country , vividly recall his two-year period of • because of its pOor facilities, and playing against tt):> country and out of the country. Oliver also fame . an indiscriminate mixture of military teams. went with the Globetrotters ·as Bevo's coaeh of the Th~ fans who saw him play and thosP who heard .. O' • COt.ITI'-!Uiii'i fQ ~ junior colleges and four-year colleges as many Boston Whirlwinds. After ty.oo yl'ars of playing about him continue to give accounts about his • 8 16 TI M'fCQI.C'1ES teams did in the 1950s, Bevo and til' team blazed almost 600 games on a grueling schedule , Bevo unusual skills. and while som~ questioned his B UR;.I.). their way to a 39-0 record that season. In one game · went home to his family In Hlghlandtown , Oh .. · skills, the (acts arr undeniable. Possibly the , Bevo scored '116 points against Ashland !Ky.) near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border where he lives legend It self, unprecedented , Improbable, and at . ,. Junior College; had 47 field goals and 22 free and works today, and to the house he had built timl's. seemingly impossible. is responsible for :.' . throws, setting records. He scored 55 points In the with money earned from th<' Globetrotter stint . both bellev«rs and non-believers today. last 10 minutes of the game and til' score was Rio He played briefly in the old ABA. and was drafted THE LEGEND LIVES ON - The 6-loot-9-!nch by the NBA, but never signed 'or played. He and center captured more puhllclty in two years than. Grande 150·85. Later the NCAA erased that game and others from the record books wil'n the his wife, Jean, have two children, Frank and Ms. Dailey, Assistant Professor of Communicamost basketball slurs ever dreamed of getting. National Association of Basketball Coaches Marge. · tion at Rio Grande, researched FriUicls and his The "fairy-tale" star became the talk of the sports Oliver went to Springfield, Oh., became a experience with the media as a part of hereou..,.e world and whether or not people lh!Jught he was changed the definition of what would constitute a recogn ized team . buslnessma11 and Is there toda y wil're he work leading to a Masters Degree In Journalism. good, everyone talked about him. I'm glad to announce that capable Joe Struble, Middleporr Postmaster, .will again be serv· lng as master of ceremonies for the Big Bend Minstrel Associa· . lion's Varieties of '86 to be presented at 8: 10 p.m. on Satur· day~ Nov. 29, at the Rutland Civic Center . --------:....------ Senior Centers slate events / , , /, Francis's-basketball. records still stand 300 Second Ave., Gallipolis PHILIP'S UGKT BUlBS Alf: PICfUUO IIKllfG. IT I'S THE 5TMDAR0 lUll ON W£ NOT TltE SO" wtiU AS PtCTURED. '· ·• • Contemporary Junior Fashfo,ns fME OOIItiiiNGVISIOHS COOKWAIIE SEf MtV£01S£D FOI$24.fi 1$ PtcnJrun INCORIH:UlY. THE ACJl!,I.L SEr OOFBiSTSofl ~ \ SIST~ft'S ...;;.. r!f.. 1• Qf.. I' r!f. SAUCEP!NS WITH LIDS. . .. • POMEROY- Activities at the Meigs County Senior Citizen Center for the week of Nov. 17·21 are: Moaday: Square dance, 1·3 p.m.; exercise class, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday: · Chorus, 11 as.m.: Lou Horvath, Social Security field representative speaking on Social Security Update, 12 :30 p.m . Wednesday: Social Security Representative, 10 a.m . to noon; bingo, 11 a.m.; Health Malnte· nance series, I p.m., sponsored by Holzer Medical Center and Clinic, speakers Dr. Millsa Rizer on Diabetes, and a dietician; bowling, 1:30 p.m. . Thursday: Blood pressure clinic, 9:30-11:30 a.m.; craft class with Cathy Workman from Granny's Crafts, 10:30 a.m., craft Is candy cane from place· mats - cost $3; ceramics. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday: Quilting, card's and games. The senior nutrition program Thanksgiving dinner Is Tuesday, Nov. 23. Reservations must be made by Nov. 18, by calling the center. Menu for the week is : Monday: New England Boiled Dinner. applesauce, cornbread, cookll'. Tlesey: Port patty, cabbage, over browned potatoes, gelatin. Wednesey: Chill ConCarne, cheese cubes, fruit cocktail. brownie. Tllursday: Hamwrger steak with gravy, spinach, inastf!d potatoes with peaches. Friday: Tuna noodle cassa.role, Harvard bel'ts, · peas, applecrlsp. Choice of beverage with-mea Is . ' ~ GALUPOLIS- Activities and menus for the week of Nov. 17-21 at the Senior Citizen Center, 220 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. are: Monday: Ceramics class, 9:30noon; chorus. 1-3 p.m.: blood pressure check. Tilesday: STOP/ physical fit · ness, 10:30 a.m. Wednesey: Vinton Bible study. 1 p.m .: card games, 1-3 p.m.; banking and you at Ohio Valley Blink, 1:30 p.m. Tliunday: Bible study. 11 .am. to noon; county council board of trustees, 1:30 p.m.: Vinton blood pressure check. Friday: Art class , 1-3 p.m.; craft mlnl-course.1·3 p.m.: open activities, 7-10 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday: Beef Uver, mashed potatoes, peas, wtf!at bread . diced pears . Tuesday: Homemade vegeta· ble soup, tuna salad sanllwlch . crackers, van!lla pudding with strawberry topping. · Wednesey: Sliced ham. au gratin potatoes, broccoli , rolls, plnea pple slices. Thunday: Pork roast. sweet potatoes, green beans, wtf!at bread, apple crisp. Friday: Macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes. greens with vinegar, wil'at bread, peanut butter cookies. Choice of beverage with meals. .. BEVO . YEAR BY YEAR .REDMEN YEAR BY YEAR TOTALS & AVERAGES TOTALS & AVERAGE.." 1952-54 '1952-54 GAMES PLAYED POINTS 1952-53 ....... ............................... ·········· ..•••.. .....1,954 Average ................ ~ ............ ..•....•............... 50.1 1953-M ................... :••••••••••••••.•.......•.......•......•.. 1,319 Average ...................•................................ 47.1 BEVq TWO YEAR TOTAL' POINTS ..................... :3,273 Average ······••oo•• • •••• o. .................... .. ....... o••• 48.9 FIELDG9ALS 1952a53 o o o oo 0oo oo 0oo oooo708 1958&54 ••••0........... . ..... 0•• 0........... \ •••• 0...... 0. 0. 444" Erie Tech. (1953·54) .~, ......o...... . ... . ...'o·····o·······28 Total .................. oo •······ ............. . .. ol,l80 0000 0 Oo 0 0 0 0 0 U 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 1000 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 . . 00 o 0 •••••••• •, FREE THROWS . 1952~53 ............................ 538 ' 1958:-M ............... ~ ........................... 387 Erie Tech. (1953-54) 8: Total ...... •o••oo .................................. 913 Explosive cocktail 0 ................... : ............. 1952-53 ••• :.••.•••.••.•.••••....•......................•....... .......•39 1953-M ................ ..:.............. ........ ...... ...... ....... ....28 RECORD 1952-53 :.... ............................ " .. .. ... ' ... ' ... ' .... ..... . 39-0 19~-54 .................... ~ .......... .. ........ oooo oo oooo 00 0o0 000'....2J·7 Total Gam~s 4 .o • •••• o........................ . o.. o··· ...... 67 REDMEN TEAM POINTS 1952·53 ·-••... 0... . ......... 0. . .... . .... .. 0•••••• • 00 •• •••• •• •••• •• • 3,963 Average .... ooo•o ... 0. .. . . 0.0 ..... 00 000 • •• •o••• •• • o•••• •o .. IOJ .6 Opposition ......... 0................ . ....... o.• o••o • ••o••·2,660 Average ..................... o~ 68.2 o •••• • • • • • • •• o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1953 ..54 oo .............. oo ooooo ............... 0• •• •••• •00 00 . 00. ooo oo2,585 Average .•:............................. oo oo •o·· · ·· · ········ 92.3 · Opposltiot\ o...... . .. . ... . ... o.... ... o••• :oo •· · · · · ······· .. 2,101 Average ..l ........................ 75.1 o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' •• 0 .............. ... . 0. 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AMolotov cocktail is a homemade bomb, conaislilltl of a bottle lilled wl~ 1110line or an alcohol mixture. It 11111.1ily has a rag wick. Originally devised by Russian civilians fighting aph11t the invading Nul army durinl World War II, the bomb was 111mtd lor foreign • minister V.M. Molotov. o ....... . ...... REDMEN TWO-YEAR TOTAL POINTS ......... :...... G,MS Average .... ...... :·................................. :........ 97.7 OPPOSI'l'ION TWO-YEAR TOTAL POINTS .......... 4,764 Average .......................... o•• o••••••••• •••• o.o•• ••o• 71.1 • • •• II/ \I �. : November 16, 1986 :=:Pa=g=•=C=~2=-=The==S=u=nda=y=Ti=•m:::;I8S:·;;;Se:n:tin:'.=el=.==:=;;=·:Po;me~ro;y~M=:id:;;d;:;le=po=rt;:;:;;G:;;al:lipo:;lis;:=,:;;:O::;hio==P;oi;nt:Piea==::;:sa;:;n:;;t,;::;W;.:V;:;a;:.===========N=ove=m::be:;;:r=1=6i:,=19;:.8:;:6 ~omeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, ville totaled seven first downs while the White Falcons accumu· Ia ted four.. Wahama Intercepted three passes In the first hall one each by Marshall, Pete .Oliver and Terry Hawkins. A 6-yard pass from Hatfield to Norman Vance on a reverse halfback option pass with 6:21 showing on the third quarter clock tl~d the contest at 12. f'lnevllle s conversion kick was blocked by llnemari Chr_is Noble. Wahama broke back ?n top on the verY, next play as Ohver took the ensuing kickoff 81 yard.s up the mJdd le of the field for the ' score to put the Fal~ons _back on top 18-12. Wahama s kick was · The Sunday W. Va. Bucks earn slice of Big I 0 grid "Wahanla comes from behind to ·nip Pineville (Continued from A·1 ) • Billy Marshalllnteroopted a Jere · Brown PliSS on the Plnevllle 26 and advanced the ball down to , . the 14. On the very next play 1• Grimm took the handolf from . · Gibbs and sprinted through the : '• Pinevllle defense for the score. Wahama 's conversion run failed ' , ·and the White .Falcons took. the 12·6 lead at the half. , Pineville threatened at the end of_the l!alf but a Brown pass was Intercepted at the ten with nine .seconds left on the clock to stifle . the drive. . · Despite holding the 12-6 half· tt me 1ead . Pi nev Ille h·eld the · ps•tmatnistalci'Ea!dl edge with ,115 yards .. 11 to Wahama s 65. Pine- Ohio- Point wide to the left. . a convincing 48-14 thrashing of . Pinev ille dominated .the statis· interooption. · Pineville fought back to tie the · Clarks 1:/.lrg Notre Dame. Tyler · tics with 22 first downs. and 367 Statistics: score with 1: 27left in the quarter Count y brings a 10-1 record .into, total yarc!s compared to WahaSTATISTICS on Steven Hill's 1-yard run, the cont est losing only to top rn a·s eight first downs and 136 net llt• partmenl w p Again a co nversion pass failed ranked Sistersville. yards. Pineville threw for 226 Fi rst down s ........ .... . R 22 leaving the two clubs deadlocked Scott Holmes a nd Tad Fekman yards and ran for another 141 ' liS Ya r d ~ rushin g- .. ....... . Hl at 18. each scored two touchdowns while Wahama · had 68 yards Pass allempts ...... ... . 15 ~2 The Minutemen broke on top apiece · and quarterback Jeff rushing and anothe r fll pas.sing. Completions .... ........ . 6 15 1nlercopiod by ........ . ~ for the first time with 5:57 McKinney passed fo r one touch Individually Pineville's Steven 1 226 remaining In the fourth period on down and ran for anot he r to lead Hill led all rus hers with 47 yards · Yards passln ~ .......... . · 68 Total Yurds ,, .. , .. . .. qs 367 a 4-yard run by Fred Hatfield. · Tyler which held a 48-0 lead ·over on 14 carries. . . Fumbt~s ..... ............ . ' . 4 2 Hatfield had ap parently been Clarksburg. . Through the air Gibbs was 6-15 Lost fumbles .... ...... . ; ' 1 I stopped by the Wahama defense p . . , for 68 yards and one interrepllon Penall\e~ .............. j .. 7-51 7-52 at the line of scrimmage but ru~es gmng Ull Brown· completed 13-28 for 1sci · Punts .... .... ~ ..........~ .. 5 3 Yards .. .. ........ .... ..... . :ll li 18.6 shOok off a pair of tacklers and By Unlled Press International ya rds and three tnterrep,tions. I . raced into the. endzOO e. Pine.· The Boston Red Sox are ra is ing Bobby Bannister completed ·one vllie's conversion run failed ad mission prices for 1987 and the pass for 34 yar. ds and. Fred 1· tl c new$6bleacner ticket may • be the Hatfield completed one· pass for Srore hy quarters: setting up · wa h amas• Cima Pineville .......... ,..... 6 0 12 touchdown at the end. , most expensive cheap sea t In six yards and tossed one wahama.. ..... .. ·........ 6 6 6 . The No. 2 ranked White Fal- major-league baseball, a survey rp;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~ cons will get back to playoff of pr ices showed. The AL cham- II action this weenend against No.3 pions raised prices for 1987 from SUPER 2 UGHT-DUTY SAW . Tyler County with the date, time $11 to $14 for field box es from $10 precision balanced to give you all the power you need to fell and location still pending. to $12 for roof boxes, f;om $9. to trees or cut logs. Available with a 14 or 16-in~h guide bar. Tyler County won Its Class A Sll for box seats and from $8 to $9 playoff opener Friday night with for reserved grandstand. JA!!ON BUSH (First Team AII-TVC) .>·: ' . HUEYEASON Wiscons in fell to 2-5, 3-8. Two early turnovers pu t Wisco nsin in a 17-0 hole. Wisconsin 's · Nate Odo mes fumbled the opening kickoff and David Brown recovered for Ohio State at the Badger 31- yard line. Workman scored two pla ys later on a 31 -yard run .. Frantz 's first of three conversions gave Ohio State a 7·0 lead. An interception by linebacker Chris Spielman pilt t.he Buckeyes in !XJsltion for Fr.antz's first field goal, a 28-yarder with 10:46left in the first qua~ter for a 10-0 lead . The Buckeyes then drove 54 . yar ds n seven plays , scoring on MADISON, Wis.. (UP!i :.. VInce Workman ru shed for 173 yards and scored two touchdowns and Matt Frantz kicked ' three field goals to lead Ohio State to a 30-17 victory over Wlsconsll! and a share of the Big 10 title Saturday. The No. 9 Buckeyes are 7-0 in the conference and a win over Michigan Nov. 22 will clinch an u~dlsputed Big 10 championship and earn them a trip to the Rose Bowl. Ohio State Is 9-2 overall. The Buckey.es got at least a ·share of the 1986 crown Saturday as Minnesota shocked Michigan at the gun, 20-17. (First.Team AII-TVC) 'wor km an's 3-yat'd ru n fo r a 17-0 lead wit h 4: 52 left in the. fir st. The Badgers, winners of fou r of · their last five games with. Ohio State, rallied to pull withi n 17-10. It started when Charley Fawle,1· interoopted a J im Karsatos pa'ss and ret urned it to the Buckeye 32. to set up Todd Gregoire 's 28-yar d field goal with 13: 29 remainin g In the second quarter, cut'ting the Ohio State lead to 17-3. 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' ., ' Los Angeles Raiders to host .Cleveland in NFL encounter . ._ · ~ Cincinnati" Bengals, Seattle Seahawks try to· halt skids . By dEFF HASEN "I know in a way It's ; · UPI Sports Writer . compliment." he said after LOS ANGELES I UP! ) - Next , Coach Tom Flores told him he .they'll be selling five-rent hot would be the Raiders ' No. ·1 dogs at the Coli~eum concess i~n quarterback for the remainder of, stands and ha vmg their rece1v - the season. ··on the other hand, ers dan~e the Charleston in the they're getting old." end zone. So is the season, one In which The Los Angeles RaidPrs will the Raiders have struggled to a relive. yesteryear Sunday when 6-4 record and into questionable they hand the reins to38-year-old position for a post-season berth. quarterback Jim Plunkett , The Plunkell relieved Marc Wilson in CleVeland Browns have been the ·second half last week and ;in~ited to the party. threw two TO passes as . Los "I grew up following Jim Angeles beat the Dalla s ·Plunkett ," said Browns quart er- Cowboys. ·back Bernie Kosar, "I don' t know "Plunkett Is an experienced ~if Jim is going to take offense to quarterback and he gives you 'that. I hope he doesn' t. I mean it that experience," Flores said. , ;as a compliment. " "Some quarterbacks will come • Plunkett. who will be 39 Dec . 5, in and get flustered. Whe ther you is laughing at the ''old " jokes. call it magical or not - 1 like to . He's been around long enough to think of it as talent- Jim has it. have heard the m alL "Right now. ~1m is fre sh. He . hasn 't played a lot this year and he hasn 't taken the beating starting quarterbacks have taken. You ~re always concerned about injury to your ,- Quarterback. You try not to thmk about II. Barring Injury, Jim Is likely to finIsh th e s ea s on at ' allempts. Flores ex(J'essed confldenc~ the Raiders can gain a postseason herth. · "We're 6-4 and we have . a ' " he · said .. "We're s till SVAC . pr.e..V.I•eW ·to .be· he·Ja· thiS• we·ek · ~ CHESHIRE -The 1986 Southern Valley Athletic Conference basketball previews wlll bi> held Friday, Nov. 21, and Sat~rday, Nov. 22, at Kyger Creek High School a preview spokesman said Saturday_ First game Friday at 6 p.m. pits Southern 's girls against By Tom BelvUie wlUie others may use several excitement. II is a more leisurely dogs · In a group. Dogs add type of hu ntlng', can be very ., Special Correspondent GALLIPOLIS- Rabbit seas oo another dimension to rabbit relaxing, and will · definitely ·opened Nov. 7 and will co ntinue hunting and also double the provide some good exercise. 11-.-ough Jan. 31 . 1987. Although pleasure. You not only enjoy the Rabbits also provide pretty tasty . ra.bblt populations ar e oot an y· hunt, you enjoy the dog lsi . There tablefare when you 're lucky 'thlngllkethey were4lorW years Is nothing any more enjoyable, enough to score. · • ago good cottontail hunting can especially to a good houndman. Pheasant and quail seasons' still be found . than listening to his dog trail a opened along with rabbit on Nov. • While rabbits brred quiteread- rabbit. It adds to the excitement 7 and will close on Dec. 13: lly and have several young 2 or 3 and spurs the anticipation, •times per year they are not Another commonly used rriecwerly abundan t. They have an thod of rabbit hunting Is the ::exo-emely high mortali ty rat e driving method. This is where being the favorit e food of and several fellows spread out across ~ easy prey for many predators the tE!'ra.ln and push through an 163 7 EASJEIN AVE. "including fox, hawks , and owls. area with the Intention of jumpGAWPOLIS, 01110 45631 ,' Very few rabbits -live in to adult- tng bedded rabbits out In front or ' hood and If they reach that them. ·Just" a few hunters can BOAT l:OVERS milestone life expectancy is still employ this method or severaL It IINSTAI1EGI CAU ;, very short. offers a great chance for mixing PICKUP 111UCK The big factor, however. Is a lot of conversation with your BED COVERS : habltal. We just don' t have the hunting. fCo..,t•toly lnstaitocl) FROM 111 0 Last but not least you can be a ; habitat to support'! he high rabbit 111UCK " populations of the past. It will solitary hunter. Slipping quietly IJ'Obably never be that good tlrough an area looklng for SEAT COVERS ' again but It can be respectable. bedded rabbits to kick out or CUSTOM FIT ;, Rabbits are the number one jumping those unseen Is a very CARPEnNG 165 : small game anhnal hunted In the satisfying form of hunting. The SUNROOFS . good old U.S. of A. And with good action wlll be fast, and a quick, OM1allafton bailable) ·· reason, too. They can quietly well placed shot Is a necessity. ' burst out from underfoot and This Is a very enjoyable form of VINYL ROOFS speedily put some real es tate hunting and possibly more refArll On or Rtplaument) CAU ..,..between you. Har dly ever run- warding when yo u ar e .IEP TOPS • ning in a straight line they make successfuL · · Gtopair or Replace! ~ for very elu sive targets . Rabbit While most would agree that T/ ADECAL KITS ~ hunting can provide plent y of big game hunting offers higher !Till Now Year) IM1alltd SJ 7500 · thrills and excitement. lev els of thrills and excitement , The most popular way of many still choose rabbits as their CALL FOR APPOINTIIIINT " pursuing ole cottontail Is with favcrite game to pursue. Rabbit 446-1961 ~oogs . Some hunt with onl=y=o=n=e=hu=nt=ln:::g::::h=as==l=ts;_'=o~w~n:....;;k:::ln:..:d:....;;o~f...1....-------------l AUTO TRIM CENTER sssoo alive. Th]s next week~s gomg 10 be tough ~r . ~-hav~ ~~:x~ Thursday, ~ 1 d ,. p y thrre games 15 aysCh • . Thr Halders playT~~-~~gl'rs- · • ~t_s an Dlego_next 1 ' . CINCINNATI iUPI\ - The Seattle Seahawks and Cincinnati Ben gals, whO both roared off to ,great - starts, will try to halt , . •surprising mid-season skids that 'threaten their playoff hopes wllen they collide Sunday . Seattle, alter a 3-0 start, has •lost live of Its last seven games, lnrludlng the last three In a row. •, Ctnclnna1(, which opened 5-2, · ha,s dropped two.·of Its last three games to a pair of weak teams·Houston (2·81 and · Pittsburgh· •13'7). · · ~h teams have lleen beset PHONE (6141 446· nRE ' PHONE (614) 446-847'3 c::~~ue . Rabbit hunting pleasurable . Wildlife notes ' " quarterback ." Wilson. who was nearly trad ed .)ast summer. has thrown 14 Interceptions and 12 touchdowns In · 230 pass attempts . Plunkett, who led tbe Raiders to two Super Bowl victories, has just one interreptlon avd 5 TDs in 89 Joe Dailey Tire· Southwestern, girls. followed by the boys' two-quarter pre-season .battle. At 8 p.m. Friday, Kyger Creek wJII battle Oak Hill 's girls, followed by the boys contest around 9. Saturday, North Gallia will take on the Hannan Trace girls at 6, followed by the boys contest at 7. In the nightcap Saturday, . Eastern wlll meet 'the Symmes Valley girls at 8, followed by the boys two-quarter melee at 9 p.m. Admission will be $2.50 for adults and $1 for students. 17 40 East em Avenue Gallipolis, _Ohio 45631. Get Readv To Go In The Snow By GENE CADDES . rebounds and is likely to be used UPI Sports Wrlier . at both spots again this yea r by ;. COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPli Williams. ;G(ry Williams says his first Ohio · :"1 think our team this year will State basketball team should be be Interesting," said Wllllams. :"I~terestlng." On paper, how- "With Dennis Hopson; Curtis 'ev~r, the Buckeyes dori't figure Wilson, Jay Burson, Jerry Fran· to ·be batttlng for the Big Ten cis and Keith Wesson all with ' Championship. some experience from last year's · The former Boston College team, that's a pretly good ,coach, who took over the Ohio veteran group. ;state prog~am last spring when , "The only probl~m with that," )Eldon Miller departed for North- added Williams, "there's only •ern Iowa af\er 10 years, didn't one player over 6-foot -5 In that :exactly Inherit a wealth of talent. group tthe 6-foot -9 Wesson) . .f · -- : wuuams has only nine scholar- think that could be one of our ship players on his roster. That problems this year, the rebound forced him to hold walk-on ing situation ." _ · ' ' tryouts to· come up with enough Wilson , a 6·foot -1 junior, took bodies to hold practice sessions. over one of the starting guard ' ..' Four starters re.turn from a spots late In the season. He 19·14 overall team that finished aver '{(ed 7.5 points per game and · .840 In the Big Ten then won the played very well In Ohio State's NIT championship. But missing drive to the NIT Iitle. will be 7-foot Brad Sellers. the The other starters are likely to tournament MVP who averaged be the 6-foot Burson at the other 1~.8 points per game, led the Big guard, the 6-foot-5 Francis at the T'en In rebounding with 12.6 and other forward and Wesson at was the No. 1 draft choice of the center, backed up by 6-foot-9 NBA Chicago Bulls. ' junior John Anderson, out much •The returnees do. however, of last season with an Injury. include 6-foot -5 senior Dennis Kip Lomax, a 6-foot -1 junior Hopson. one of the top players In guard who started 'll of 32 games ttle country. , last season, Is Ineligible at least • ·Hopson played both guard and until January because of aca forward last season when he demic deficiencies. 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" Tha.t's their history. that' s the ·' way they're tr ained and they .. · fe at ure it," sai d Wyc he. ''We had •'· dri lls concernin g it and we 'll be ·· OPEN · SUNDAYS 12 noon-5 p.m. • '• Save '299" --.::::: Reg. 159.95 continue the pressing, fast break style of basketball he used at Boston College, but the lack of depth may alt er' his plans somewhat. While Hopson stands out among Williams' returnees, the Buckeyes' success ~ell may hinge on the emergence of som·e of the other players. "I think Dennis will hav e more pressure on him this year without Brad Sellers," said Williams. "II will easy for our opponents to . concentrate on Dennis until someone else steps in offensively to take some of that pressure off. "You -don't like to completely l;luild your team around · one player in case there's an injury or whatever. " Williams added. "But, at the same time, Dennis, himself, expects to have a great year and we'll certainly do some things to get him the ball where he can score.'' Williams has thrre players In his program who will not be eligible this season. They are 6foot·ll Grady Mateen , who transferred from Georgetown; 6-foot11 Herb Bart hoi, who originally too well-the last two wee ks, " sai d Knox. "I'm res ponsible for it because it all begi ns with the head co ac h." "I really don't kn ow why the Seattle offense hasn't clicked," said Ci ncinnati coac h Sam Wyche.' "They've got' the No. 1 runn er in football in Warner, they've st ill goI a good offens ive line and they've got (Steve ! Largent. who is one of the top rec e lv.ers in footb all. But. they've had some switches at quart er back and I suppose there's been some unres t there. "Defensively, the way they're getting the jll inls scored aga inst them Is that teams like the Jets • CAll By Tandy AFC !p rushing yardage wJth 831 and in total yards with 1,011. Cincinnati's James Brooks Is second only to Warner In theAFC with 692 rushing yards and 1,03ll total yards. Warner. however, has been ~topped cold the last two Week~ by the New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs. warner managed only a total of 47 yarcts rushing in · 20'carries in those games, which the Seahawks lost by 31 and 20 points. "We haven 't been coaching very well and we hav m 't played ' QUICK CHANGE OVER Most Stores Open Late Nights Until Christmas! top passers last year, w.as so . ineffective In last week's loss to Houston that he was benched-. He will start Sunday, however. Knox said Krieg hasn't been hitting il he receivers with his passes as he did In the past. and the recelv~rs haven't been maklng the catches. " Our passing game has been atrocious .. particularly on third. down," Kno~ said. · Both teams boast brilliant running backs who also pile up a lot of yardage on receptions. seattle's Curt Warner tops the .William~' . first OSU team 'should be interesting' ' ' with ~lmllar problems - poor defense and err at 1c quarterbacking. - De(ense Is usually Seattle's strong suit, but the Seahawksare ranked only 26th defensively In the NFL going Into Sunday's game. Cincinnati Is just 24th In defense and has surrendered the most points in the NFL, 271 . · _ Seattle' s passing has been very weak of late. with quarterbacks Dave Krieg and Gale Gilbert shuffling in and out. Krieg-_ Is to start Sunday. Clnclnatl's Boomer Esiason, one of the NFL's • -·~ ··2-2174 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. $00 E. MAll POMEROY, OHIO ... \ ' St1ndtrd S.rttl: Brown with SMif H & W ~ SSON HANDGUN·. RUGER HANDGUNS tt~ I >IIAIII ;: h" IIUliiiU! 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Mqlntyre Park flcatlonl>roject and·EMS units ln District and Mayor J .J . Wedge of Racine, Syracuse, Pomeroy. Pt. Pleasant. Middleport, Rutland, Tuppers Plains, Mason, New Haven and "All these people were most Pt. Pleasant. cooperative."' sald a tourna· Dlles"comm!ttee members met ment spokesman ,· with municipal offjclals In var- 1818 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS • Dialinctive white siilowall styling. all Cepeclton .IN'hu AUTO CLINIC Radial BFGIAC. IA • M&S rated; excellent wet, dry INrl~r. Pump Nil Pulleys ISPECIJU. PRICES, QUICK SERVICE . • No seasonal tire changeover with . TO 'S Lifesaver® GT4· AU Season •~uu11 CREDIT CARDS HONORED S~RVICE · . give . our support where .lt was most needed, and we stU! believe In that. But we have found some new projects where there are new and definite needs and w.e see some new ari!Qs where we can be of assistance. ar)d that's what we are dolilg this · year. Much of our outreach In 1986 wlll he to you ng pt'Ople. That's part of our redirection." , It Is not known at this time whet her the Diles tournament wlll continue. Diles said no decision had been reached, but that he was thinking about calling It quits after eight years· ."Giving away $15,000 would be a · wonderful way to end It," he added. Several members of the tour· · nament committee are Involved with a Christmas project that provides clothing and shoes for needy children. " We're working · through the school system, and with Mrs. Mary Lu BOggs of the Middleport Department Store, and Paul and · Allie Simon of Simon' s Ple-A-Pair,'' said. Mr. Wolfe. "It's just one of the many projects that malies us feel good about what we have been able to accomplish." Other organlzallolis ear· marked for contributions from lhe Diles golf event are: Carleton School, the Pt. Pleasant High School soccer program, junior golf at Jaymar, the Wahama High School golf program, the VIllage of Middleport parks development .project, the New Haven Recreation Center. the Athens RecrMtlon Depa~tment , POMEROY - The - eighth annual Dave DUes-Appalachia Semi-Closed Golf Tournament and Hlllbllly Supper was a record setter Iii every way, and tre tournament committee today announced dlstrlbu tlon of $15,000 to charity., And so, In the eight years oflts existence, the event has generated some $65,000 In net proceeds and all of it has been earmarked for charitable causes . Officials said the record amount In 1986 canie about because of Increased business · support, a successful auction at the tournament and a . capacity turnout at the late June · event at Riverside Golf C!ul:>. The tournament's founder , Dave Diles, paid special thanks to' several committee members, particularly Bob !"reed, who generated tremendous support from the business community. "We hav e In volved some new and gene»ous people In our committee," said Diles, "and . MILHOAN .HONORED - Veter111 Gallipolis Btu~ D~vD golf their finthuslasm Is the reason we coach John Milhoan, left, was presented a spechll plaque by Rusty Saunders for his more than 900 vlclorlesasaBlueDevll goH coach. · did so welllhlS year:Dean Harris and Bill Blower got very involved ' Mllh!li!Jl has .been head golf· co'aeh at . GAllS since the ·19412 In the area of corporate support campaign. The award was made during Thursday night's annual BUI Francis desevves special and Fall Sports Banquet at the Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio recognition for the job he did on Grande. · our auction." Johl1 T. Wolfe , president of the Racine Home National Bank, said checks will be sent to the various charities within the next week or so. "We have done some rethink· lng and some realigning as far as our charity dollars are concerned,'' Wolfe said . 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PhlliUIPipltiu 9~ P11nl:1.11d II~ . 1.,\ fiiJIIK'"" 1119 S•tnrdu ,'i ' ~ .-\llunl u at Ganu.,. ~~·~o~ ,J,.n...,·. 7: :m 11.111. \\'a.>ihin~t~on ull\l'"' l ork , 0: :11) p. m. !\fltv.·aukt•J• ~~ l.ndlunu , 7: :ttl p. m. ·!ti~l I II 11 .IIIII Il l\ '!li.'1 Love battles back in KIGT in Hawaii ·• .:ra .,, · .:m i•.; ;\lluntu l(l;l, Dt•lroll lilt .'ifi l1 I 0 I :t ~~ ~1(1 II II ii! season. , the one-goal margin 'resulted In a Rangers victory. Van~esbrouck stopped 28 of 29 shots aild Laidlaw scored with '7:07 remaining Friday night to give New York a 2-ltrlumphover Phllal)elphla at Madison Square Gar<En, their second triumph over the Flyers in a week, • past Flyers·· · 'Jbe Rangers lmp~oved to 5-7.' 4, earning all flve victories by I 'one-goal margins. Five of lhe losses have alsoitleen decided by one l!(Oal. In other games, New Jersey nipped Pittsburgh ~-4, Quebec dumped Washington 4-1 and Winnipeg edged Vancouver 3-2. ' I ' r. 62 II 7!1 ~ 'l':J • ' I, M' a~ hlnJ{tnn I Saturday 's Ganu-s 111 B~Jf'lon , 1: 11:') p.m. F..dmontnn utlfartford, j : :1~ p.m . lftll'i'll' l' :tl PIU~t.Ur,;h. 1: :!5 p.m. Rulralo al Mtmlrt•al, II: 115 p.m. "' O.Piroil at Tonlnln, K: f);j p.m. · :\'\' l~undt•..,. ul M lnnc,;c)lll, K: :15 p. m . f hll'a~:o ;II Sl: . Louus, li::l3i p.m. f (' al,;al')' ill to~ ,\nJrl'l••~o, IO ::tl p. m. Sl;'~o~·,.Jt•rst ·~ ut Phii!Wclphla. nljthl F:dn]onlon ul S1' RanKl'l'l'>, ni 11 ht :\'l' lslandt•rll at " 'lnnlpf'l{, nl.:ht 1'orunlt~ ill ( ' hlt' lll~ll. nl~hl Transartions By DAVID VESEY UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON (UP!) -Taxpayers who are · thinking of buying a ho11se or condominium should not be discouraged by the Tax Reform Act of 1986, even . though the .new lawwlll change some of their tax breaks. The new code preserves the • <!.eduction for mortgage Interest : 'payments, a, tax break that- 'to A!Jlerlcans- is sacred. B4t that doesn't mean ho meowners won't have to make some adjustments. Thosewhowrtteoffthelnterest · on their mortgag~ should plan . their finances· with the under· · standing that, because they will end up ·Jn a lower tax· bracket, · they can expect to see a smaller return from their investment In homes. · · "Thj'!re Is a slight reduction in ' the tax break for homeowners, Area personnei··. file . (Offer 110t •alid on ,.,thint pur<ha•d prior to Mov. 14, 19... No Stnior Cithtns dhcount ., this offer.) · Ba.o;ehall llou~ton- Purcha..o;all•ontrul'l of pitcher D av(')1 end~ lrum Tttl'soo of !he Padfit Coa.o;t Lt•uaut• (1\i\i\). a.,,. 1'1..: 12 gauge 5231 20 gauge and 410 gauge $22 4 BRENNEKE SLUGS 12 gouge 5319 20 gauge S3 19 SLUG SALES ENDS NOV. 26TH . OPEN TILL 8:00 P.M. FOI SPORTING GOODS SALE SfAITING N0¥.24-DEC. 6 SCOPE MOUNTS FOR SMITH & WESSON & lUGGER ·S75.00 Complete Line of Ammo-Guns Hunting Clothing and Accessories Baum Lumber985-3301 CHESfER I I Now Discounted at Smith Buick-Pontiac 1984 Pontiac Fiero Local one owner, sharp red. WAS 17495 . $6995 1983 S-1 0 Blazer Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley presents •••••••••••••••• 1987 TAX LAW SEMINAR SPEAKER: Dennie L. Meyrose Senior Vice President & Director of Cincinnati Office Cannon Financial Institute, Athens, Georgia DATE: November J9, 1986 nME: 1:00 P.M. , LOCATION: Gallia Academy High School Auditorium Mr. Meyrose will discuss the changes that effect INDIVIDUAl and BUSINESS TAX RETURNS. Tickets are available at all offices of the Commercial & Savings Bank. Further information can be obtained by calling the Bank's Main Office at 446-0662. • 1982 Buick Riviera ~~~s WAS 18995 $5200 1982 Chev: Citation $29.00 1981 Thunderbird 25 Court Street $5995 WAS 16495 wheel drive. · WAS 13795 Member FDIC 4 door. iocal one owner, quality car. 3.8 FIV-6. Maroon. · Local owner, leatber int .• ' charcoal. 4 spd., one owner, 2 4 dr., auto.. air con d .. rear defog., front wheel drive: , " ALWAYS ON YOUR SIDE" 1984 Mercury Marquis Local lady owner, low miles, sunroof, red with white landau top. ~~~5 $4500 1980 Buick Skylark Limited 4 dr., beige. auto., air con d. WAS 17995 $2300 1979 Mercury Zephyr St. Wagon Runs good. automatic: ~~~5 S1570 $7995 1982 Chev. Cavalier 4 spd., with air. blue. WAS 13495 S2988 1980 Fairmont 4 dr .• 6 cyl .. auto .. low miles, local lady owner. ~~~5 Gas saver. auto .. air S1988 WAS 12495 1979 Olds Delta 88 2 dr., ~ark blue. WAS . '2695 S1990 WASS1695 5 spd., air cond .. clean, one owner. WAS' 139-95 extra·~ . S3600' • 1982 Chev; Pickup . Long bed, auto .. overdr~ve. one careful owner, 6.2 liter die"l (true diesel - not conversion). WAS 15995 $5500 1982 Mercury Cougar I WAS S599S $5200 1981 -Cutlass 4. dr. 6. 7 liter Diesel $1995 . 1980 Buick leSabre · Umited 2 dr., 64,000 miles, extra clean, one owner, quality car. WAS 14995 '. ~ · ----Business i. .~ Meigs man attends work8hop $4200 New tires, onfy 53,0'00 low miles, $1_990 _IS S1350 NOW S-1280 PLUS OVER .50 "MOROOCHOOSIFROMI" • Lowther, hroke a world's record . Imitation diamond · helps AEP crew set new record • WILK ESV ILLE - Dla · moods may be a girl's ix'st friend. but sy nt~e tir dla · monds are a core drill C'r's best fr iend .· Just usk Jerry Watts. SC'nlor engi nC'erlng teChn ician for American Electric Power furl suppl)' department. Thanks to sy nthetic di amonds, Watts. from Crooks· ville. and his helprr. Dou g Lowther of Albany, recently broke a world's record by core drilling 12 ,300 feel wit h a single Acker drill bit. Thr previous record- with a n Acker s,v nthrtic diamond bit - wa s 9,tXXl feet . according . to Craig Miller, geologist fo r Southern Ohio Coa l Co.'s Mri;::s Division. A natural diamond bit ra n barC'ly drill 6,100 feet. Acker Drilling Inc.. thr manufacturer of i he bit. is understandably proud of thC' rN?ord that was set b)' the drillcrs at the Meigs Division . "Arkrr wa nts to bronze t hP bit and usc it in an advertise mcnt ," Miller said . Th(• accomplishm f'nt must be credited to the dr!II team, also, howrver. because an adjustmen t tha t they mocle to the bit act ually extcnd?ol it s life. 1 The bit eonststs ol thrrc sect ions t hut rnntua lly get worn awuy during drilling, Watts explained. ThN r arc grooves in the sides Of the bit to alloll'watcr to lubricate and cool thr tip of the bit. he • co ntinued . Lowther noticed that as the , • . sections wear away , it gets harck>t· and harct-'r for the • water to reach the tip. " You ran feel wll'n the water prl?!-isurc is \ow becau se- .. the drilling procrss gets slowc•r," hC' said . So, Lowther • decided to cut the slots deeper. The drcpened grooves rna)' ha ve addrd up to ~ . IJlO fret to thr life of thr bit. Watts es tima ted. And. the ;y nt he tic diamond bit cu ts faster. so JI'Oduct io n t imc- is up dr amati· ca lly, Miller said. Sincr> natural diamond bits 11we used about J '1, years ago by AEP F"uel Supply's core drilling crew, "we 've cut our bit costs by <~_bout Gi perCI'nt ," Miller add ed. A synthetie diamond L; made with puJ'(•carbon. Mlllrr expl ai ned. "For our purposes , ' it's bet ter than a natur al dium ond ," he said . • J " •' • • • '• •• • ~------~------------------~ •. Cavalier. After almost two years of a virtual news blackout on the progra m. Saturn now will employ 3,000 Instead of 6,000 workers Initially and build 200,tXXl Inst ead of 500,000 cars a year. And Saturn President Richard G. (Skip ) LeFau ve finally acknowledged tha.t although the Saturn car still is an import fighter, It wlll brave a different battle and Is "a lot different" from the crimson subcompact • ••• • • '• prototype fir st seen two yea rs ago. ·' It has gt·ownu p both in size and: luxu ry to compet e in a segment: , dominated by the larger and· , morP posh J apanese cars now : being Impor ted or built domestl· • cally. LeFauve said . More of • these "large•· Japanese cars will • be assembled domestically by autoinakers like Toyota and ·. Mazd a. , If the Saturn car has grown in • size, then most assuredly It has ' : grown in price . •, ' Briefs:------------____;,----.:....---1: 1 1978 Mercury Cougar WAS S2495 lmprov Pme nt 'corporatio n: Clyde Hall, Robbins & Myers In c.: Phyllis Handley .. Jackson Chamber of Commera>: Scott J : Hinsch Jr., Commercial & S'!_vings- Bank: Romola Hopkins, GallJa:Jackson-Meigs Mental Health Board: John Lamoort and Bob Lambert, Jackson Aluminum Co.; Ronald McDade. Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect · ric Co.; Bernard E. Mut·phy. Ohio Indu strial Training Program: Garv Roach and Tom Wi seman. The. Wiseman Agency; Ralph Roner and .Ja net Ja.ckson, Fed· erai Mogul C(J"p.; John E. Smith and .Jackie Sheets, U.S. Marine Power Corp.; Linda Simpson and Wanda Roof. Cedar Heights Clay Co. : A .•l. Trawicl\. Onto· PQwer Co.; Dana Waldo. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.: Ch.urllc· P. Wcav cr·.. Appalachian Power Co. Those attracting from RGC·CC were Robert Allen, Bever ly Crabtr('(', HC'rman Ko~ . Sanford Lane , Dwight Leedy, Phyllis Mason. Ri chard Owm s. P. Eva n Stepl'l'ns, .Harold Walker and Kimix'rly Williams. OVM ti me<>ts on the first TuesdaY of C'ach month at 7:30 a.m. in ·Room ll o ofthe.JamesA. Rhodes Student Communit y Center br break fast and a s hort proi(l· am. For more information on OVMA . contact Dwight Leed)'. -Qhlo Tec hnology Tr ans fer 0.-gani za tion coordinator. at 24:i~J:i.1 or in Ohio J.I{)O-?Jl2· 7201 . A DRILLER'S FRIEND - AEPc·t<Jre drill~r .Je'rry Watts holds the At'ker drill hit li'ilh which ho• and his helper, Doug · • GM scales back plans for Saturn cars XR7 Red, local owner, 42,000 miles. SHARP. WAS 51995 [ a .. 1979 Pontiac Catalina 1978 Ford Mustang ' . PIKETON - F"red L. Stokes sity II'! I h a bachelor's degree in ' has been promoted to chief· business administration, Folden production and environmental 'joined the company In November Attending the meo·ting wet·e engineering at Ohio Valley Elect- 198>. J;le has since served ~s an Sherry Adurns and Edith f!dkin s. ric Corp.'s Piketon offlcl'. estimator and sales repr~mta ­ Ohio Bureau or Employment •! Stokes joined ,ovEC at · its , tive In the Birmingham , Nash Services: Gary Ar~. Carnsco ; Kyger Creek plant in June 1960 as ' ville and Jacksonville offices. Produ<r Co.; RDn Ash, Ohio l test rngineer. and in June 1966 ' Power Co.: Marvin Boxdorfer, CHESHIRE Jeffrey P. Goe: )!e was promoted to senior test Imperial Electric Co. ; Bill : engineer . In December 1974 he bel, a performance engl~eer in Chemical Co.; Brady, Stauffer · was promoted to production and the performance department at Carol Ca ntrell, tax adrnl nis tra · : environmental engineer at the Ohio Valley Electric Corp.'s tor for the village of Rio Grande: · Piketon office and later was Kyger Creek plant. will be Stevm Chapman. cr>rtified pub· ; harned senior production and promoted to maintenance engl· lir accountant: Donna Crist :t!nvironment al en~in eer. In neer· ln the maintenance depart· Cook ; Oak Hill Chamix't' of ment effective Dec. 1. according •March J984 hP was promoted to Commer<r: : pperations superiniC'ndcnt at thC' to Raymond H. Blowers Jr., Dl'. .John Cook: Sa m Crawford. ::J<:vger Creek plant, the position plant manager. SQuth District Extension Office : Goebel joined OVEC In April • -h~ has held to date. , Rob~ rt Daniel. Carl Dahlix'rg; :: S'tokes Is a grocluat£' of the 1984 as an associate engineer. Hol?.er Ciini r In c.; Laird Eck:l;Jniverslty or Kentucky. with a and a year later he was promoted man , Gallia Co unty Community 'bachelor's degree in mechanical to performance engin eer. ):le is a graduate of Ohio ~nglnecrlng and is a memix'r of :the American Society of Meehan · University with a bachelor's ical Engineers . He and his wife. degree 1n mechanical engineer· ing. Goebel resides at Reedsville ~lrk ey, an lnstruclor at the Pike and is the son Mr. and Mrs . F.W. · ·By JAN A. ZVERINA Countv Joint Vocational Srhool, clean-sheet effort to develop Goebel. .UPI Auto Writer 1arette parents of a son . Rick.l7. innovations to enable It to proDETROIT (UPI ) - The an· duce small cars In · the Untied '<,l!ld a daughter, Glngpr, 14 . They. MIDDLEPORT- Merrl Ams· nouncement by Saturn Corp. th at States that are cost-competitive 'reside al 214 Redonda Drive, Is now employed at The it will scale back the Initial scope with the lowes t priced imports." bary Jackson. Added Touch In Middleport. She of Its small car program made This "mission" was outlined headlines just on the number of by GM on Jan. 8. 1985. as the top LANCASTER. Pa . -Antoony has 10 years experience having job cuts. W. Fold~n has rrccntly been worked at Your Fathers Must· automaker, with fanfare, desigWhat might not have come nated Saturn its sixth nam eplate. ,promoted to branch manager of ache. Across the Street and through was that this brightest •the Jacksonvil le, Fla .. office of Headq uarters by Juanita , all of Top executives crowed that the star on the Ge,neral Motors Corp. Sp!'Cialty Products und lnsul ~­ Gallipolis. new car would be an " import She takes appointments Mon.'· 'fiorlzon apparentfy fa iled, even · fight er" and that 1t would he tion . a Lancas t~r - b as al insuladays 9 a.m to 5 p.m. and Tuesday before the first automobile was "smaller and lighter than the tion firm·. · 1 and Thursday evenings until 9 , launched. In one of Its · key A groouat cofMarsha ll Unlverpresent GM J -cars,' ' which In· p.m. missions - to be"'the company's elude models like Chevrolet's 1983 Escort St. Wagon $2500 1980 Mercury Capri 16, 1986•: but overall, the .relative attrac· worry about this rule unless you tlveness of homeilwning may hav e$25,000 In deductions for the have Increased relative to rent· rental property," she said. ing," said .Emil Sunley of the The Tax Reform Act does pi ace accounting firm of Deloltte, ·a ceiling on the deduction al· ·Haskins & Sells . , lowed for lnteresi payments on Rents are expected to rise mortgages tak _en out after Aug, under tax reform. 16, 1986 - a provision that. wlll "II you view home ownership hurt some homeowners who wish as an investment, in light of to raise money by taking out cutbacks . to other tax shelters home.equlty loans or those who and Investments, it still Is an want to refinance their mortgage attractive Investment, " he said . at a lower interest rate. · The real benefit of homeown · The ceiling is "<Esigned to stop ing remains the appreciation of. homeowners from- negotiating a the house, said Larry {;oidstein, loan for more than the market tax manager for Arthur Young , value of their home over cost so '!be Tax Reform Act says a they can Increase interest wrl· taxpayer can deduct interest on teoffs," . says a tax guide pre· two homes - a princip al resl- pared lor the J .K Lasser Tax , dence and a vacation house, for Institute and Prentice-Hall Inforexample . mation Services. However, "if people .. . rent the "If you get a home.eq ulty loan second home to' others, then they or refinance after Aug . 16, you will be subject to new tax shelter can only deduct interest on the rules" that disallow the deduc· · original cost of the .home plus tlon of tax losses, said Linda improvements , except when the Goold of Arthur Andersen & Co. proceeds ·are applied to medical There is an Important qualifl· or education expenses," said cation, Goold said. "If your Joel Weingarten, an attorney and adjusted gross Income Is less rertified public accountant from than $150,000, you don' t have to Bethesda , Md. RIO GRANDE- An overview of the Ohio workers compensa· tion reform bill was given at the November meeting of the Ohio Valley Management Assoc iation at Rio Grande College and Communit y College_ , Making the presentation was Mike Krall; an attorney with the Dayton district office oft he Ohio Bureau of Workers' Com[1ensation. He present ed · info rmation on the kinds of injuries and occupational diseases now compensable. chan ges in compensa· lion, seif-in,jurles and intentional tort. Krall is a 19~ 1 graduat e of the University of Dayton Law School and worked for the bureau of workers' compensation following grad uation. He .entered pri· vale practice for th r('(' years and returned to the bureau . Ua it se ars REMINGTON RIFLE SLUGS 12 go. & 16 Ga. 5 pk $2 28 20 go. & 41 0 go. 5 PK. $2 14 HESTER AND FEDERAL RIFLE SLUGS l OVMA briefed on corrtp reform Fridev STOP AT BAUM LUMBER AND CVISIT SHADE COUNTRY. SPORTS CORNER Novem~t · clot•ing not inclutlocl. Open Mon r'IY Mllwauket! Named .John Stl'arns minor·lcagut• catchln~:t lnslnu·tor. · • During the next 6 days you can win a FREE turkey with the purchase of Cl new suit at ·regular price from the Hoskins-Tanner Co. Buy two. suits, get two free turkeys. A minimum of 1OOfo deposit required for laya1!fay. And remember, we offer FREE alterations and FREE gift wrapping; '!, Pllihtdt'lphla I ·l t·rst•)' :\, Plttshurr:tt 4 l~ll'flt'l' . I D;, .timu-.Jmtintt Section·. ,, .Law boon to home ownership If! · :i7 lr! Iii ness· . •' ." =-~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Ill RMn~:t•rs \\'a.~hl nl{tun ~ '.:!~ 5ti Toda)''!i GlUrw~o .1110 .l'il I . ·1~ ~ n.:l " 'innlpt'J{ :1, Vanl'IIU\'t:r '! · I 11! .$11 Frida~' ' !I R~· :-.ulls r'll'l' ~·w ( ~mlt•r t• nt · t• Mldw.osllll\·1:-.iun W I. l't·t. fiR 2 .61,":' I .:wlll I 11>1\ KAPALUA. Hawaii IU Pil Davis Love Ill ta lked himself into the third ·round lead at the Kapalu a International Gol f Tournament. Love, on the verge of playing himself out of the chase for the $150,000 first prize, battled back over the fin al nine holes Frida y to shoot a 2-under 70 and t ake a one-s troke lead over Andy Bean. Love started the day in second plac e. two strokes behind Paul Azinger, but bogl'yed and double· bogeyed the fifth and sixth holes to fall thrre off the pace. That's when the former three time All -America from North Carolina gave himself a pep talk. "!told myself 1 didn't want to get behind," Love said. " I told myself to make pars to stay close, tD stay withi n reach . "I just wanted to be in a position to make a run at it ." He rebounded on the seventh with a birdie and added anot her at the lOth . Love capped the round with a s pectacular ~ - foo t eagle on the par-5, 557-yard 18th hole to take the lead at :m. "I wanted to get in the lead or tied." he said. " I didn't want to get behind and have to play catch -up. "Andy's a great wind player and I didn't want to he too far behind him." Bean 's second cOnsec utive 68 put him at S-under ll8 with Azinge r at 210 and Ben Crenshaw and Tom Purtzer sharing fourth place at 212. EdrnonttJn ....... Ill i Calgal')· .. ......... lll 0 Ln!i ,\nl{l'lt's .... ... d II Vunl'OU\'t"r. ........ -1 1'! 1 l 'tnh ............................. ~ ( •·mra l .li '.' 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UU Ult' ' II ~ I .lt.ill '!.H 16~ ,\tint By LOU RABITO UPI Sports WrUer A typical performance by goalt'ender John Vanblesbrouck and a rare goal by defenseman Tom Laidlaw produced the usual outcome for. the New York Rangers - a one-goal game. And, for only the filth time this f.uldrn Slate. 11 p.m. Sunday'" G ume!'i lndht.nll ut "' a~hlnjtton. nlldlt C'ICnland ul Hnu!iton, nl ~~~~ l'hii:Wt•!Phla ul Lt\ C' llppN,, nJh! ( Jt ah •I Portbtnd . nil{ht S:wr.VlH'ftltJ ut LA Luluor.., nl«hl .' November16, 1.986 -New York Rangers fttlhtoo 111 OelruU , 1: :ift p.m. · ( ' lt'\'I"IWI. Ill Dall.,_, II; 341 p.m. Phol'fth. •t San i\ntonle, M : lll p.lfL Dcll\'t'r ai tllllh, 9: SO p.m. S1•a lll~· 141 " 1~1'1 ~;I 1..-\H \ ~n Jo'r - . REEDSVILLE - Gene Riggs was amo ng 22 career agents and supe rvisory personnel of John Hancock Financial Services who recently a tt end!>d a technical "llrksoop at the John Hancock Ins! ltu te, the education f;i'cillty at the company's home. office in Boston . A resident of 39385 State Route 7, Reedsville', Riggs is a registered representative anil aj!ent for the-Mtke-Sekill'il General Agency, 110' Schrock Road , Columbus. Rlg~s is a member of the .Ohio Life Underwriters Association and has represented the Jonh Hancock companies for 22 years. A life memix'r of the John Hancock Presidents Honor Club. Riggs maintains an office at his-residence. The workshop, aided by modern video technology and training facilities available at ihe institut e, sharpens the skills of the company's field managerial and supervisory personnel in the ad1·anced underwriting techniques of multi-line financi al plano in ~ with emphasis on business in surance ., Incorporation articles filed GALLIPOLIS - · Articles of incorporation have been filed with Secretary of State Sherrod Browtl's office tor the Shake Shoppe Inc. , Green To,wnshlp , Gallta County. Incorporators are Gary L. Tieman, N.A. Scott, P.K. Michael and W.E . Salisbury. The agent is C. Mark Kiesling, 456 Second Ave. · , Incorporation papers were also tiled tor Live Arcades Inc ., Pomeroy, ,wlth Jerry L. Six, 377~5 Kingsbury Road , Pomeroy, listed as incorporator and agent. · S.J . Nuggud Inc., Middleport. has filed for incorporation with S.J. Nuggud as incorporator and Warren F. Sheets , Gallipolis, listed as agent. . Fruth addres8e8 busines8 meeting POINT PLEASANT - The president of Fruth Pharmacy Stores was a keynote speaker at the recent· annual · business meeting of Chapman Drug Co., Knoxville, Tenn. Jack E. Fruth, president of the nine-store Fruth Pharmacy chain , spoke to approximately ~ executives and sales representatives of Chapman Drug Co. on the topi c of "What does the retailer expect from wholesaler?" Ch!fpman Drug Co. has divisions in Knoxville, Chattanooga and Kingsport, Tenn.; Jackson, Miss .: Ironton. OhiO', and Charleston: W.Va. Amain speaker at the meeting, along with Fruth , was Dr. Ken Roberts, professor of pharmacy administration at the University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy. Il.oberts' subject was "Where Is the drug wholesaler going? " · There are Fruth Pharmacy ·stores in Point Pleasant, Middleport, Gallipolis, Proctorville, Athens. Milton, W.V a., Huntington, W.Va ., Ni tro, W.Va., and Wellston. Seminar deadline approaches · RIO GRANDE - The registration deadline for "The New Employer, " a business-oriented seminar to be held at Rio Grandi' College and Communit y College. is Nov , 2o. Cost of the seminar, to be held Dec. 2 in the School of Business, is $1>. including books . "The New Employpr" wlll focus on government t·equirements for emploYers , including rules. reports and reporting procedu res. Dlscuss\on and case studies will IX' included. Small Business Administration speciali st Brench Young wi ll be the instructor . , .. lnformallon may be obtai ned from the Office of Co ntin uing Education at 245-5353 or l-8lO·?!l2-'120J. Proposed company sale announced OAK HILL - USC Corp., Chi cago, has sign~d I I contract to sell its refractory business. A.P. Green Rdructories Co., Mexico . Mo .. to Adlence Equltles,Inc., Pitts burgh, Pa . A.P. Green operates a plant near Oak Hil l. The acquisition of Green , to be completed this month , is expected to allow an expansion of Adiencr>" s rus10mcr base, combining brick and specialt y product lines an d providin g services to addltlonallndustrles. A.P. Green has been in business· slnee 1910 and curren tly operates 13 manufacturing and too raw materials plants in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom . The company was purchased by United States Gypsum Co. In 1967 and has been operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary since then. A.P. Green bought the Oak HUI plant In June '1956 from Pyro Refractories Co. The company has expanded and m(ldernizrd the plant several times since then. The Oak Hill plant is now a leading producer of specialty refractory produ cts. ., "• :; Ii I •~ •• • • :' ; •' • •• •• ::-~ �' ...) &,·-·-·--· . -· 1 VIII""IV't IWU\ol\,llt;;.,UJ, - UGIIIt-'VIIoi:t 1 UIIIU - , ,, ... - ...... . ••• wu . 1 Vt'l\ I IQ ... .:KAit,, ~u r 1 II I • t(;o .-:1 - '"'0IILIIICI - r:-at:JU-U-~ P. BRIDGE James Jacoby NORTH +Q 10& ... Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 675-1333 '·,' '" ' 11·11·11 ·A~ % • • Q6 3 J 10 9 2 + WEST A6 10 9 6 3 AJ-2 I ' EAST +3% KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llrry Wright .J87 t K 875 +QB 7 4 K 6 53 Public Noti.ce • SOUTH . tKJ9754 .KQ4 • 10 9 4 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South West ·Manning Roush receives Outstal)ding Service Award POMEROY -Manning Rous h · Co unt y; and Ca roline Pu tman, of Racine was among nine Was hington County. rec ipients of outstan ding service A spec ial present ati on was awards duri ng Buckeye Hills made to Robert Firsr. Project Res ource Co nservat ion and De· Coordina tor for the RC& D, for velopmenl IRC&D) annual ban· sa-vice du ring the 1986 year. quet held recently. Way ne Schafer, RC&D ban The banquet was held in Noble quet co mm ittee chairman, co nCounty Community Cen ter with ducted the awards with an 75 RC& D Execu tive Cou ncil executive county member from m e mb ers and guests in eac h co unt y presentin g the ir a tt end antx' . re; pective awards. Roush was honored .for his "All of the individuals receiv· sa- vi ce and dedication in the ing thi s awa rd have contributed area or natura l resource co nser· gr ea tly of t ~e i r time and talents va tion with a wooden plaque in orde r ~ make the RC&D ca rved in 1he sha pe of Meigs progra m a success, " Sch afer Count y. sa id. He also noted th at eac h Also recogn ized by the RC&D person honored was chosen by E XPcutive Council were: ,Jo hn , peers fro m respective co unty Mil lar, Athens Cou nty: Jerome co uncil members. Ebbert. Belmont Co unty: Roy Ot her activit ies included a · an d Clay ton Stahr. Hoc king potluck din ner, a slide presenta· Count y: Gene We lls. Monroe lion of aeria J·pho tographs of the Cnunty: Vivian Glen n, Mo rga n RC& O area an d a slide talk on a County: John Hedge, Noble recrea tion area in Perry County. Dav id Blousf'r, ·s95CF +A RECEIVES AWARD . - MIUining Roush, (left) receives ouL<!tandlng service awar d from Roy Miller (right). Roush received this awar d lor ouL<!Iandlng ser vice in Buckeye Hills RC&D. Nortb 2+ 4+ Dbl. Pass Pass East Pass Pass NOTICE OF A, PRIVATE' SALE' , Z ~otic:8 •• hereby givan that o~ • Friday, November 211, ~~16 at 10 A.M. a priva11J s81e'wlll be held at the alfiC81 of 'The Central Tru• Co.. NA .; oh Middleort, Ohio 1D IIIII fur •, tioofi the fo.,wing col..,! Reg.:: •· ' 'I li ,: ' ~ · ia.Wit · South 1+ 3+ - - H ~e Ridli.g M,_ ; 86, Soriol #32101071 , Control Trust Co., NA dleport, Ohio r...,• , ght ID bid al thli •it.' ol1 1 !18, 17, 1B 3tc 1... Pass " Opening lead: • 3 .. . · .. ' Blacking out the blueprint Declarer play often requires elimi· nation of suits so that the opponents are forced to play to your advantage. If that line of play allows you to make your contract without having to take finesses, it is probably the best ap· proach. But sometimes it just won't work. It ~ then better to camouflage the number of tricks your opponents will need to take in a particular suit to set you. Today's deal is an example. Declarer won the opening heart lead in his hand, cashed the ace of clubs ana led a spade toward dummy. West ducked, allowing the 10 to win, and a club was ruffed. Now another spade was played. West won the ace and continued hearts. Declarer won Public N'otice ' ~ C~ PUBLIC NOTICE TN annual rerort Form 990PF for December 31, 1984 lorthe Kibble Founda· tlon, Bernard y. Fuh1, TNI· tee . is available for public in spection at Bernard V. Fultz By James Jacoby law office. 111Ya W. Semnd Street, Pomeroy, r·----- - --- - - Coupon ____ ~ ------ ; Nothing you buy will ever be as permanent as o · family monument. Its purchase warrants thought and guidance. See what you buy. Visit ' the monument dealer who has o complete c;lisplay, and wlio . can design a per· sonalized monument to harmonize with its surroundings .. We have the experience. We hove the complete display. We specialize in · fully guar· . anteed !)"'onuments. I : 1 : 0 0 Please send me FREE booklets showing memorials.• printed in lull color with siz~ und prices listed. ·~·.: : Kindly have on authorized Logon ' Monument Co. I : representative call at my home. :0 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 Please send me details aLout mausoleums without : o~ig~ion . 1 I Name 1 ' ·: I Street or Route ..: 1 •I City or Town ,1 ;·I Phorie . . .:: 1 . MEMBER OF TilE INSTITUTE OF COMWRA11VE ARTS ~--- - -- - ----------------------~ ~' - Monuments Are Our Only Business. Serving This Area For Over 50 Yean. ., ,, ..... ,~ LOGAN MONUMENT CO~~ VINTON. OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY YARD JAMES 0. BUSH MANAGER PHONE 388-8603 POMEROY. OHIO MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE LEE L. VAUGHAN. MGR. PHONE 992-2588 • '-------------~--..:...----------------------;:," By ••' . ·, OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. TIL 5 P.M. HILLSBORO Ohio, 45769 during regular r businass hours for a period . of 1BO days subsoquant ID I publication of this notice . ' 1{11) 12 , 13, 14, 16,1], 18, ) 19 7tc 1 ' l Public Notice ; 1:, --..,.--~ ' 1 : j ' " PUBLIC NOTICE .. I Notice of Haariny on Annual ;l Action Plan · l The Gallio Cou~ Boord 1ol Mental Retordat.,n and I De•otopmental Ois~ilitioo will hold a Public Hoaring on 1Tuooday, December 16, 1 1986 ot 6:30 p.m . in llw : l Board Room of Buckeye ' l Rurol Electric, 143 Third Avenue. Gallipolis. Ohio '·45'631 . ' The meetiilg will be open 10 the public in ordtr to provide if}put and recommendetic)ns for the Anhual Action Plan. Coplol· of tlw plan may be obtained by contacting the Gatlia County Board of MR /DO. P.O. Sox 14, Cheshire, O~io 45620 or coiling (8141 367· 0102. -NOV'. 18. 17 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Separate sealed propos· all for: . , Division C - W eterTreat· ment Plant Improvements Qlvliion 0 '- Gravel Pack Production Well fOJ- Ihe construction of the f'1\ ia8 VI Improvements and E*-"siona ·will be received b( ihe Boord of Trultoes of 1;' .... Card of Thanks Now Available At " MOTOR CAR BROKERS Livestock Trailers Availa~le In ALUMINUM or STEEL ' ' 7x20, 7x24 or 7x28 Gooseneck ·s izes 6x 16 Bumper t Itch 6x 16 & 6x20 ~ ·ooseneck 7x 16, .7x20, 7x22, 7x24 & 7x28 Gooseneck Sizes HORSE TRAILER~ ALSO AVAILABLE IN ALUMINUM OR STEEL WE HAVE ·IN STOCK 6x16 Bumper, 7xl6 &7x20 Gooseneck Stock Trailers, 30' Rat Trailer,· 7Wx8W Steel Aatbeds For ·Pickups & Ton Trucks. COMING SOON (1) 2 Horse Trailer, (2) More 6x16 Bumper Hitch . . Stock Trailers~· & More Truck ~d$. .. ·wE ALSO CARRY P & H BRAND REAR BUMPERS TO TAKE THE SHOCK OUT OF YOUR LOAD. . .. STOP B-Y JODA f & LOOK AT TffESE QUALITY ' .' TRAILERS & LET US QUOTE YOU A PRICE" ON A NEWONEI 'the Gallia Co~htv · Rurol ..W oter Aoooclatlon. al the . Water Office, toe •ted north ·of U. S. 36 on StoteRo ed 7, In Gatlla County, Ohio, ot 11 :00 o.m. loco! time. Novo.-r 28, 19B8. then publicly op.,ed . · and rud eloud . Propoaele receiv.. after · uld hour will be rotumod un-ed . Propoulo m av be for· warded by rogiolored miil and addroiiOd to the 0 ollie County Rur ol Water Anoci· ation. R.R: 1. Box 184. Gotilpollo, Ohio 45813 . .,d plolnly t abalod "So alod Propoulo for Oivlaion .... " , Tho Notice ·and . lnlt!UC· tiona to Biddere, Proposal • Form1. C,ontr act Forms. PI ana. Conltruction SpacKi· c ationa and form• of Bi~ Bond, P oymont Bond. Per· form ance Bond and other document• may be ,,. amineil ot the following: 9 •• '85 Rinker Inboard/Outboard 170 t:t.P., 18ft., Bow Rider, 'like new, used approx. 25 hours . S· 10 Chevrolet Truck '" 4 wheel drive, auto.," low miles, ' To:Whom it May Con~rn . ~ Aeta (Patty) Snyder, ai:Cf Oct. 4, am no longer ~loytid, or associated witfl Driftwood Floral. like new. + S6996 $ 84 99 INCLUDES TRAILER .' ., • .. Thank You r !.:DO YOU HAVE ; :: ANY BIBLE I 77 .Dodge Motor Home LAFF-A·DAY Loaded . .Has everything including the kitchen sink , Shaver, toilet - Ilk a new. $5995 ' Ridge" Water Distribution Faclitioa Divilion A-3- WIIIO' Supply Tronamiloion Main Oivlolon B- Water Storage 'B6 Lincoln Town Car · 8.000 miles - Loaded $19,.900 · PLUS MANY CUAN USED CARS AND TRUCKS SPECIALLY Yl I i" ·~ alesperson/ , •• Dea Iers h.lp ~ . Newly Patented Energy ;ivings Produo~ ~: ' for tho ·conltruction of tho Ph- VI t_,m..,_,to and Extanoiona wil be r....,al by the ao.d ofT..... of tho Galle Coonty , R..al We.., Auoclotlon, It tho 'wOffico loootad rort~ of U. S. 315 on · - Rood ' In Gill• c...mv. Ohio. at 11 :oo A.M.. ~:S:.. 11: , :;m:,..'!i and reed oloud. P!opoulo 1... ott.r !llld ~r wil be '~Leads Pro.vided rwaumed ...,..... ed . '' l-800-338-7227 l'rwolliomoyblfotwordod by rogiltorad moll ..d ed· 8615 ·Ia the Galllo County "WJ Donate Our Units Runi w- A-dation, R. R.. ~ 'Q. Churches" 1. llax 184, Ohio 1·:..;.:•....;.;';.;.·;.;.;,..;...;_·- - ' · _41511f!,_ _and plolntv llb<lted ·Ibn or Part Time .... ; Ext. o.._,..., .• ~ T 0 RREM 1 TOP CASH paid for '83 \<'Odel .. Will buy tcrap metal Short Iron $2,10 per cw1 Motor Cast 13.00 per Cwt Aluminum 8.22 per Jl)und Atldlatora $ .20 per pound Caii614-6B2 -7!i76 . Buying dally gokl. 1ilver coint, rlngt , jewelry, sterling ware. dd colna , large currency. Top pri· ch . .Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614· 992-3476 , Wanted to buy. Standing limber. 'call 614-742 ·2328 . Helder panel, grill and bufTJitr, for 1981 Gran mouth Fury. Car use 1 1979· 1982 . Chrytler Yorker, New Port or Ply. Ca11614 ·982 ·'1076 . front Plyfrom New Fury. liOilO IIJIUOII Cash peid for nanding timber. Phone 814·992-388t . Wanted to Buy ~tand ing 9 •Wj8JOX8 J841e1 P81SnB4X9 841188JIS .(snq 9 SSOJOII U8JP1!40 U&IJB6.J8pUI~ ~l: jO SSI!jO II 6U!UOJed~40 J&ll\1 timber. phone 304-676-4412. 8:00· 6 :00 PM after 5 :00 PM 304- 676-3924 or 304-372-5192. 30 Inch gat range. good working cond, call 304-676· 2987 or 9 1~ 1/ 304-4&a-t876 . Enthulastk: - energetic person ,with good communicatiOIU slollt. Position IYtllllble to work for So uthllut•n Ohio't fin"t outdOor recr•tiOn firm . No exp. .. nece11ary, willtrain , ltartimmt· detely. Call between 10 & 4. except Mon . & Tues. Ctl 614· 286-2248 , Help Wanted 11 21 IIIMperience necellery. must · evalleble for Immediate em ployment, major medical ben etits 6 paid vacltion. Call 614Need8abytlner2nightuwee k. Ph . 614 _38 8· 9862 . 1- - -- - - - - - VETERANS · You r pdor military tervice is worth MONEY. An E-4 in the Army National Guard can eem up to 1131 .96 for one week-end per month ; an E-5, up 10 8163.80. Other benefits include: 160.000 life in suran ce. educatio n funding assi ttance. mirement. and much more. Call 614 ·440-3815 or 614 -692816t . . Maintenance person to ~ve in apartment COfT1)1ex. Call 304· 676·6104. ATTENTION INVESTORS Take advantage now before the new tu laws. 8 ...,it apartment eorrplex, located in Wellston, Oh . fully rented , renters pay all lll:ilities. lncornt over 11 .400 per mo . Sell price 896.000 call · Days 614-59 2· 1189 or even· ings 614-594-2874. 12 '' MOM AND DAD . looking ior mllege funds for your son or dau"'t&r1 The Army National Guard can provide more then a1 B. 000 in edu'catlo n aulstance 10 CJ,~alifltld Individuals. Seniors can enllst oow and beg in •m· ings t85 .00 for on a week·end per · month Md delay Batie Training until June 1987 . For 1 Rea l Estale 31 Pan-lime Relief (llva·ln, wee · kendll for an Intermed iate cere facUlty for developmentally dis· abled adulu n Bidwell, Ohio. Hourt: 4:30p.m . Fridtv lhrough 4:30 p.m . Sunday (34 h.o urt· ; .,...k). High school degree , valid Oh io driver' s licenu .end good driving rec:ord required ; experience working with per IOns with mtr'ltal retardation and developmental dlt~bll l tles .Preferred ; high enerav level need ad. Stlary: 14.60 an hr. Vacation and t ick leav e benetltl. Send muma to Robin Eby, Buckeye Commurlty Services, P.O. Box 804, Jackton, OH 46640 . Otadllne ior applicant I : 11 · 20· 81 . Equal opportuni t y employer. Hames for Sale Commerdel property, corner lots S. highway frontage. Utt with Us. We ha11e buyers. A·One Reat Estate -Broker. Call 304· &.bysit il my ho me o ryou n , will In Rio Grande. FA gas. lG kit., lots ot cabinets. 40 gai.. HWtank, 4 bd r.. well intulated . uu1lots, close to school, bank, 6 college. Rania I potential: Catl 61 4 -246· 5823 after 5 :30 or 61 4-446· 5345 days. 17 Miscellanaous 1 !\ -~~\\ -----_... ·- 1- "Sir just a bit to tide me over untll the next administration." pair of Pet Clippers Ph . aft er Sp.m. 614 ~ 266· 1989 18 Wanted to D,o Septic Ttnk Pu"1' ing. Commercial &: fftldent lal. 2 trucks fo r profl1)t ' trvlc.. 180 per 1,500 pl . lood . RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES , J1ckson , Oh . coll ect 814 · 281· 6930 . Call Cluning Service We c~n tv rret, offices & rental properties, calli tor fr&tl eltimate Ph . 814-388-8700"' 614 -446· 2814 Wlvtlme . R-9806 . 23 Professional 3 • bedroom~. ~ tYt b1th1, forme! dinino. rec. room. 2 car a.,..e. can walk to town. 304. &715· • • • 32 Mobile Homes for Sale · • . ' 1600.00 down take, 1231 per month. Fr~te deUvary. W, have tevaral. Mid Ohio Financi-' Seovioe. 800-821-0752. 14•70 fleetwood 3bdr. 2 - .. For sale: s room house. 41ou. E. Mutt Ale, for mort Info. c.U Ma in St. Pomeroy. Call 614· 614-388 ·8633 mer 4 p.m . 986·4427 after 6 :00pm. Great Buy· 121110 2 bdr. mobile Nice 2 bedroom home at 30t homa 2h28 m111a1 IJ)Ie build · Wright Street, Pomeroy. R11i· ing , IPPtOll . 11 'c'-ranca. extra dance of the late Herbert and hook up for mobilehonw, ger*n Glady s Moo re. May be teen by IPI<:e, all this on large comerktt, appointment . Call 614-,992· aile 86 x172. No hilll to mow. h 66a9 8'30 A.M. · 4:00 P.M. Patriot, selling because ot Immed iate occupancy . health . Call &a·379·2282. Middleport, 6 ro om, bath. gar· age, good locat ion. 123.700. Make offer. Call614 · 992 ~ 2602 . Sarvicas .• 3 bldraom all electric, air cond, anachtd g~~rage. 2 tott. Gallipo· lis Ferry, 304-176· 2932 . 614-678-2513. 1972 New Moon 121110 totlil electric . 2 bedroams, new c arpet , excellent condhion . Must 1111 thil. t4,9IO.OO Ph . 814-446·0t78 1 6 rooms , built In porch, ttorm Starks T!'efl and lawn Service. window t, natUfll gas, utility Hedget, l hrub t, bu s h n . building. 0 . 728 aeras located trimmed. llndlicapln g, stump Rutland . $ 24,000. 6t 4 -182· end leaf removal, 304-6766738 . 2842"' 578-2010. SNAFU™ ' Bruce Beattie 1972 Liberty, 2 br.; ttOYI' • refrlg . Underpinning. fuel tank. 14200. Coli 8t4-982-8750 or 614-246-9264. BrAnd n8wdol.lblewlde. 3.bdr., 2 baths, fumithed, doubtt Insula· tion. largt~ lot , 121 .900. Cell 614-446·30•0. Mu1t Mlll12x61 Vindala14x70 · exp. 10111 elec. cent. air, dil· hwuher , 2 dackt · awning , woodbumer ,· • underpinnint. Mutt see to 1ppreci1t1. C1ll 6t4-26&-1808. 1974 12X66 Cerriege Hou11, total electric, 3 bedtoomt, 2 baths , completety carpeted, very nice t5950.00 I'll . 614-441· . ,• . 0176 . Why rent whtn you can own? With stnlll down peyn'ln1 .,.d 1276. per month you can own; 4 bdr. t Y, btthl, ltvfng f'OOm. dtning, femily rm., ldtch~ . 212 Rock St.. Pomeroy . C•M 114·445·4222 from lo.m.· lp .m. • StllltimetohlvtyourownAvon O,riitmat. 31 tv 50 percent diloount. Frte aign up H you call 12x60 llb«tv Mobile ........ Refriger..or, Ito~. cMtrel · ..r. Total etectrlc. Call 114-MI- Nov. 22. 814·882-7180. Coli 514-7U-2821 . . , _be_•_••_oo_n_B_:3_o_on_d__ 4:_3o_._ _ call 61 4-3a8-9301 o• 61 4-3a9- Repolltltud . 1983 14x70 . Three bedrooms. 2 bathe. 9706. Application• the petition of Actlvltlt• Dlreotor at Pomeroy Httlth Cart C.nter are being ecceptad . Grtduat• from ac· crtd heel sd'loolt majoring In rec:re~tlonal thtfiPY ere dnir8CI · but contlderttiont will be given to motivated applif;Jnts expe· rienoed In rec,..donal actlvitl81 who po11•1 drive, inov1tion and a cofl1) .. tlon for cartng and underltanclng of the elderly. A~llcatlona are avellabll~ at The PerNroy , HHhh Care Canter, MondiY through Friday . !My to live In oldody oouple caring for women. Ughl •houH 'keeping end cooking fOr room ..,d board . Warm home. , from Holzer Hotpitll route 160 6 room hou se. 1.2 acres. Double car garag e. located on Aose Hill. Bargain priced 120,000. Call 3000 Gov ernment Jobs List. 115 ,040· 159 ,230 yr. Now Hi•· lng. Call 806 ·887-6000 En by .: NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. 3 Bedroo m, bree111 way. 2 ca r WEST, GALLIPOLIS . RT 35. garage. 1 Y, acre app . 5 mil• PHONE 114-446·7274. mr :.;( ~ 6 rooms , bath, fullslubaHm..,t 9277 . t912 . Houseman~ger 2 br. kitchen, bathroom, wtth laundry room, living room A dining room, all -'ee. Approx: ·1 mll11 from Pt . Pl. on Rt. &2. 2 tracllapprox. 1 acrernortOfiMa overlooking Kanawha flllv•r . t40.000. Call 304·175· 5440 3 bedroom, one third acre. 4\.\ miln out Sand HIH RoM, air cond, kitchen appliancw. 304· 674-61 04 or 304·674·6386 . ences. C1ll an'f11mi 304-67 5- WANTED: .. on 40•180 lot . 3H 22nd 8.,_, . 3 bdr., air , pool. ger.11ge . Nice. 304-576-2810-4. do •orne Ught hou sework . Refer- call 1- M0·642· 3819 . 4 bedtOOm home. 1\; bMt\1, garage, k»Cittld on Gra~ Hill. 770 Ath St. Mlddloport, Ototo. t42,600 . Colt 814-982·5_714, 675-2198. Situations Wanted W~tedDirt& Rock s forfii i.C all 614 · 446-4855 or 614 -446 · FREE INFORMATION PACKET, _ 4604. 304·676·3960 o• f.II00-642· 3819. Experla,lced over the road truck driver . Call after 6p .m. Ph. 814-44· 1425 . Hames for Sale Houte for ute by OWMf'. Located in Tup...,. P48ins. Ohio. on State Route 7 . Seven rooma. bath. full b••"*"· tara• tot. Priced to Mil . Mu1t ... 10 appreci1te. CIIII14-H7· 3400. I NOTICE I be 44e •7441 10 a .m. 10 4·p.m. Business Opportunity THE OHIO VAllEY PUBLISH· lNG CO . ntcommends tha, you do business with people you know , and NOT to send money through the mall until you have investigated the offering. HELP WANTED f'1o 31 Financi al 1'--'--'-- ' - - - - Stlllpeople·Full or pan time to sell cemetery & merch. Call Plrt· tlrne R.N, poa ltlon avai11bie at a 100 bed skilled long term care facility operated by 1 leading "'''lng home corporation . E11cellent opportunity for those who may be attending IChool 01 hl\le family committmants. Potltion ideal for capa· ; ble gerlttt'lc nune• or nurte• wt'D woufd like addit io nal expe~ rienOIIn tong term· care . Excellent bentrfita. Alary common surate with experience . For lddltkJnal infurm.tion, contlct Nancy V111 Meter. Director ot Nunlng Pomeroy Haahh Care Center , at 614 - 992· 8606. S.Li"HIYIIOI 01 SlliMSNY Sub Bus Driver · must ho ld bus driver llcet1 t e or willing to obtain , r.d a physical 111am. 11 Help Wantad Salary 86.06 per h:Jur. Contac t: Mr , David R•tliff, Principal, Make Chrittmll mon-. uU Guiding Hlf1.d Sct!ool. P.O . Box .. , 14 . ChHhire. OH 46620 Of c all Avon . Make 46 percent. Call l&t•.1367, 0102 ' IIOW3111 JIIJWIS • • Employllll!lll Serv tees 814-448-3358. iCMIII. 03fWlN .J.H00:/9 d'IIOO'ffl ,,'>1000 1:13HlQVj JOji:Hid~BJ M9U II 9~114 MOU j, 'pe E.O.E. Faci~IH ~ I I I I II I end newer uted cart. Smith Buick -Pontiac, 1911 Eastem ·Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614-446· L~"'=·~-~.,~-="':·======i==========~ SIECO. Inc.. Architi!Cto. 829 Engineers· W oahing· ton Street, · Cplumbus . Indiana. ' .Public Notice Public Notice SIECO, Inc .. 842 North. Columbus StrMt, Lanca•· - - - - - - - - tar. Ohio. "Sealed Proposals for struction for each civiiion is as to lows: Bulldoro bqhange, 38911 Division ... ~:: : · . • Division A-1, $1,100,000. Dutchm•n• Lane, Louis - - The NOtice and lnattuctiona Oiviolon A-2, $1,360,000. vHio, KY. . 10 Bidders. Propoul Forms, Division A-3. $860,000. Construction La ague, Contract Forms, Plll'ls, Con· Division B, 8600,000. 1 BOO North Meridian atructlon Specillcotlono ond BOARO OF TRUSTEES . Street, Indian opolis, IN . forms of Bid Bond. Pavmant Gallio County Rural F. W. Oodge Repo"•· Bond. PerlotmlnC8 Bond and Wotor Auociation 8888 E.,711thSt .. Suite199, other do1>1monll mav be Edward Lewis, Preoidont lndlon apollo, IN. . 011imined ot tho folowing : F.. W. Dodg• Reporto, SIECO. Inc.. Engineers· NOV. 9. 18, 2tc 31192 Corporate Orive, Su· AnMects. 829 Washington , lte 106, Columbuo, OH. Str111t Columbuo.lndilna. Announce 111 en ts F. W. Dodge Reporto; SIECO, Inc.. 842 North 2628 Kemper lane. Cincln· Columbus Street. lanC8aler. 3 Announcements n oti, OH. Ohio. F. W. Dodge Reports, Builders EJU:honge, 3696 Gun Shoot tponsored by Forum Bldg., #2, 303 N. Dutchmans lane, louiavllle, Ractne Racine Gun Club, EVery Sunday, Hurotboume, louisville. KY . Ky. · beginning at 1:00 p.m . Factory F. W. Oodge Roporto, 405 · Conltruction League. 1800 Choke. 12 guaga ahotgunt. Capitol. Ch arleoton. WV, North MoridiM Straot. India· F. W. Dodge Reporto, nopolis, IN. , . Pllno Leuont at mv home near 3884 S. Kett.rlng Blvd.. F. W. Oodge Reports. 8888 Ealtem High School . Nancy D oyton, OH. · E. 76th St.. Suite 199, Schul 814-667· 3338. · F. W. DodQo Reports, 180 Indianapolis. IN. No hunting ortrnpa11ing on the Moore Drive, Lo•lngton, KY . F. W. Oodgo Reports, 3692 fk)yd Weber hrm at keno. Separate coplto of the Corponole Drive, Suite 108, complete bidding docu · Cotumbuo. OH. No hunting or trespualng , F. w. Oodge Reports, 2!12B Myn11 Farm ~c.ted Ch11tnut menlo end plano for each dtvltlon ol -rk m av be Ketr~llwlane, Cincinnllli. OH. Rklge Aold . obtolnad otlhe office of the F. w. Oodge Reports, FoErtglnoor , SIECO, Inc ., rum Bldg. #2, 303 N. Hurst· Vlii·Mtttereard·get yOur card TODAYI Also New Credit Cerd. Englneoro-Architecto, 629 bourne, (ouiovllle. KY. NO ONE REFUSED I Coli t · BIB · W oohlngton Street. P. 0 . F. W. Oodge Reports. 408 459· 3548 C1980. 24 hours. Box 407, Columbuo. lndi· Cepilol, Charleoton, WV. on 1 47202. for the priceo F. W. Dodge Raporto, 3884 SiVa your toved Cl'l• 10me of opoclfied 11 follows : s. Kettering Blvd.. O..yton, the aorrow & e~~~:penaa. Purch u hlg .,..rial property before Oiviolon C Plono, Spaclfi· OH. F. W. Oodgo Reporto, 180 need itjuatgood.common aentt,, cotlono. Bid OocumontoCall now for brochure. Ohio 8100.00 . MQOre Drive, la•lngton, KY . . Valley Memory Gardena. Call , Divlaion D ~lano, Si>OCIII· Seporate qopiea of the mn> 814-..,1·38t& . Meiga County c o1iono. Bid Document• plate bidding documonts and Memory Gardena Call 814 -&82 860.00 . plano for each dlvlolon of work 8181 A pro-b1d ·con!Jronce lor may be obtained 11 the office oil proopactivo bidders will of the Engineer. SIECO, Inc., Looking tor Harry Pin , approx. b e - ot the Water Office En'gineera-Archltacu, 829 111e mid to l.. e IO ' s. Wll on November 13, 1986, at Waohlngton Strtlll P. 0 . Sox stetlontld in Bamberg, Germany 1841 -48. Anyone with Informa 10:00 o.m. local time. 407 , Columbus. tndiena tion please contlct R. Zuget, Any bidder, upon return· 47202, forthe,;.eiopecifted 369 X. Wlloon Rd . Rodcllll, Ky. ing uid dr -In go ond opec· 11 folowa : 40t80 ific ationo, In good condi· . Division A·1, A·2 and A-3 tlon, olong wilh Bid or Plano, Speciflcotiono. and Bid GOVERNMENT HOMES from t1 (U repair! . Oelinquarn tax Prompt ... after bid ....,ening, n~-·monla _ • 2oo.oo. '' '"""""' property. AepotuuionJ. C.M will be rafunded hil PIV· Divilioh B Plans, Spec~ico· a06-887-IIOOO Ext .GH--662 ment. Any non-bidder. li .e.. tions . .d Bid Ooc::um111ta for current rtpo list. not a~bmittlng prime bid on &100.00 . G' the proGribed form) upon 10 A pre-bid mnler111m for all returning uid bidding docu· proopective bidders will be 4 tveaway menlo. drowlngo .,d opec!· held It the Water Office on 1-~----..,---­ ficotlono will be rafundod NOY..- 13, 1986 ot10:00 241ft) , old p.~ppl• both female ta .OO. a.m. loco! time. · E 11i:11 bidder mull depoo~ · ANY BIDDER, upon rii!Jm· Ph. 6t4-38 7-01161 . with his bid, ucurhy In t1io tng oaid drawlngo and specifi· 'aeeuttful 4mo. old female pup, amount of li% of the higholl cations. In good condhlon, houae broken. will give to a0ood aggrog ilte propos ol In tho along with Bid 01 pro"1'11v home. Ph . 814·<M0· 190ot form of a cort~ied chock or aft,.. bid oponlng, will be bid bond modo poyablo to refunded his paymont. Any tho Gatllo County Rural non-bidder, (i.e., not oubmit· Cat belli dtcl.wed & neulered W otor Alooclotlon . tlng prime bid on tho prea- 814·448·8699 No bidder may wlthdr aw cribed form) upon 10 riiUmlng Kltt1n1, malt 111d fllfTl1le, 304· his propo1 II within 80 d IYI !llid bidding documanll, d-· 4sa. ta23 01 304-176-7!i61 . after the actu or d ott of I he ingo and IIIICificetlono witt be opening thereof. refunded $0.00. .. 6 l t df d Each 1111ed propout .,. Each bidder rruot dopolit os an oun •otopa mull lndic 111 the with his bid, security in tho title of tho project, the amount of 6% of the highest biddar'o nome ond oddren aggrogate proposal In thefonn lott Y! lrlth Setter, 1f.t Cocker and the diviolon(t!beingbld. ofoc-...rchackorbld lxlnd Spaniel. 21AI ft . tall. brown , to ~Bridget , REWARD Propoulo for Bidd•ro mode poyebie to the Gottia an1wer1 Ph 114·445-3780 or 114-445· lhall be executed on lhe County Rural Water' 30n Mil tor Elaine Mufll)owar. forme provided by the Auocleilon. No bidder may withd- hil Mitting from Nov. 9 · 3 Engineer. purtbi'Md Border Collie pupplll The OWIMr ........ the proposal within days right to w olvo ony inform ol· • the actual date of the op•ling In Cheroltis Hil .,.•• ~••• call ., • . 448-2368 · ity or reject any or· all bido. thereof. The . aotlm oted colt of Each -ltd proposal anw· FOUND-· pair of lllltlit glov• construction for o ach div· tope mull indiceto the title of .-ound Holltf Medical Cantet. ioion 11 11 lollowo: tho projoct, the bidder' I name Ph. 114-446-2002. Division C ...... . 640.000. andeddn~~~andthedlvilio~ol Divioion D...... • B6.000. being bid. Lott·Redmond Ridge. All wtite SOARD OF TRUSTEES Propoulo for Bidd. . ahlll female Germtn Shepherd. black rabin tlg . Reward . Tony GAlliA COUNTY RURAl be oxacuted on tho forma collar, Rooch. 304-175 -15433. WATER ASSOCIATION provided by the Engineer. Edward Lewis, President Tho owner r8llr\leo the right ID waive any ·informality or reject any or ol bids. Nov. 9, 18. 2tc The estimated colt of con- Dtvialon A · 2- ··saulhern . ' REKAM 'B WAN TEO TO BUY used wood & coal heaters. SWAIN'S FUANI· TURE. 3rd. & Oliva St. Gallipo· lit. Call 614 -tJ&-3159 . ,.,_11 ' si mpl e ~ord5. , Print letters of each in its line o f squa re s. Wanted To Buy 22a2 . ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sei>aroto -led _ .... .for: . ' ' Pivilion A· 1- Wotll" Dirtribution Facilities :UNANSWERED? ·.CALL 44&-1488 G~MI 614-446·3672 Public Notice : ~ QUESTIONS WOlD PUZlLIR We pay cath for late model cle~n uttld cart, · Jim Mink Chav.-Oids Inc . .. Bill Gene Johnson eo . TIIAT DAILY Rea rrange th e 6 5c rom bl ed 0 words below to mak e 6 Moving.Sale. &HP R~totiller, 20 cu. fl . upright freezer. SJik'f for Gravely , 1986 Wheelhorn Mower with tnow blade. dining . room suite. Call 814-985 -4406. 1:;:::;:::::;=::;::;:==.:= 3 :,w Announcements S©~~~~~£tf~~ .,...--:-'--- - - Ediltd by CLAY R. POLLAN Middleport . ·& Vicinity .. ·- ...... -····· -···········.- ·· ..... 1:;:::::::::;;====== ' Yard Sale .......P.om"&rov········ .. ••t Public Notice ... 7 ' Public Notice 2119. '71 Vlc:toriM mobMe home, 1 acre, t 2x11 roomecldldon. front "Magnetic horseahaea aura Improve · . my game!" 'I -------~-------------- -·~--------------....: doctc, 125,000.00, Glooiwood. W. Vo. 304· 571·2011 . 'I _____ ~ ;! • •' .• I '·• ' 1 "' 1 :~ ·.; . '' .' ' • �• '. • • •• .. ---- •' -~ ~ - . . . . ..... -- . . . I • Page-0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage Offtce tpact • Store tpKe A·One Rttl Estete Ph 30•· 816· 1104 . Lot appro~lmetety weter avellable 44 1 ecrt Ctty At 82 N 304·8715·2981 tfttr 5 p m 36 Lots & Acreage 7 IC:ret, RerHals 2 btmt. 1 septic tank and rurtl weter for 7.000 6 roDm house, 928 fir-st ave Ph 614-446-3946 ~lite' 4p m One bedroom houn furnlahed . one 1m111 child. no pet• Three bedroom house unfurnished ph 614·4-46·0321 1OOX300 h11 Galha county 387-7890 2 In Memoriam 41 Houses for Rent a••a• refng Nur new city pool 106 Klneon Dr. Rent e300 mo dap & '""required . Call 814·448· 4347 814-4-48-1769 Small 1 bedroom houae Total fdectnc In Minersville bes1de Bulk Pilon!. Call814·992 6216 3 bedroom house tn Middleport HouM tn dty PtttO, porch butlt in IUtchon Ph 814-258 6338 Fumlahid houae 4 room• & bath toceted at 736 rear th1rd eve 1130 00 mo $76 00 dtP· 01it Ph. 814 448 3870 or 814- 4-41·1340 Stove and reltlg fully c:erpeted, na pe;ts Call614 992-2051 2 bedroom house for rent in Mtddleport Completely remo deled New carpetmg through out New cab1nets 8276 per month plua depo11t Call 614 992 5658 2 bcb kt. 8200 per month Small 2-bldroom home in M1d· UtihtiH not lncluded, gal heet, dlaport Bath wrth tub and stove&...trig auppHed. huW -0 lc~~;;.:~·attached ga'age. yard hookups, t200 aecur1ty depo11t new stove tnd refriQ· Reference requ~red Call 814- erator nght for lingln or 118-4110 workmg oouple Sorry, no pets or children eccepted $175 2 bedroom houaa for rent Ph month plu1 1ecunty depoSit 814-4-48·0722 Phone 614·992-5292 2 Bedroom all electric, with woodbumer 3 mi from Holre' tdutts only deposit requ1red Ph 614 4-46 0871. 2 He to walk among God's nature The sky - the hills the trees He loved to watch the birds rn flight And hear the rustling of the leaves. Ray had a personality that was really great And frrends was not hard to come by His fnendliness, his krndness, his thoughtful· ness His specral smile. which attracted people's eye. , He IllS one ..tlo was a hard worker He never skirted his task In fact Ray was a fellow Who done more than what was asked . Ray loved all kinds of sports qurte well Huntinc deer was a thing he loved to do His famtly was top on his list of love But his love was eK· tended to all people like me and you. May, 1985 - Church of Chnst m Chnstran Union The honoree was Ray's dad Ray came m wrth a big smrle and tears flow· In Memoriam In·Memory of Barbe Fetty, November 16. Apage ma book of memory Silently turns today We remember you rn SI lence, And make Ill outward show And wflat rt meant to lose you No ,one wrll ever know Love, Laurie. Nancy. Janet In loving memory of E. Maurice "Dickie" Payne who passed away November 16, 1982. Precious memorres llvtr die, As tune aoes on and days ao bw. In oor hearts memorresare illpt - Of those we love and never forpt. Sadly missed by mother, brother and srsters AlWA1S IE•E•a•tNG LINDA LOU STEWART ON HER BIRTHDAY, NOV. 16 me How one ttme he ac· cepted the Lord at the ace of 10 And was baptrzed m a creek near Lecta. Then one day when he and others Were gettrng ready to Flonda go Before he started the car. he sard. "We ought to have 111ayer, don't you think so. As I personally obseNed the many fnends Who came to pay respects to Ray 1 knew deep within my· self He had left a testimony of good fracments along the way. Now I am rather confident l If Ray could talk to us nght now He may say let me once . more show My love to you in another way, some· how. As you can see apin life is so uncertain And my umest thought to thee would be · Don't waste all . your trme on se If and the world But get ready for eter· nity. Dorothy Whrttmgton Perhaps you sent a lo· vely card , • Or sat qutetly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a flo · ral piece. If so we saw tt there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words. As any friend could say; Perhaps you were not . there at all. • Just thoucht of us that day, Wllltever you did ID console our hearts. We thattlt you so much wltatever the part. 6 room• and bath reference and deposit required . phone 1 304- 675-1090 3 bedroom• full basement. 304-675 3030 or 676 3431 ' ulhey go- There ere some we re member with pleaa~re And feel honored end privileged to know And Vou are the kind of a person Who leaves lovev memo- net behH1d , And opecial thanks like your Birthday Bnng many fond memories to mind And memoriea are prk:e· lett postessiont That 11me cen never dea· troy For tt is In happy ra- membr.,CII The heart finds tts grae- joy loved Md Mroood by IOit Fam1ty It Friends Furn11hed efficiency $150 utlll 1111 pa1d, shaJe bath, 701 4th, Galllp6!11 Call446 4416after6 pm Furmshed 3 rooma end bath. clean , tdults only, no petl Call 614 446 1519 N1cety furnished 2 bdr apt Adults only lnqu1re at corner F1r1t & OliVe St at Sheppard• Salas & Serv1ce 1 bdr apt overlooking city park, K·D $16.0 par month Calt P J's 614·446 · 1819 or evenmgs 614-446-2325 Furn11hed apartment, upruurs Aduha only, atl utihtin po1d Call 2 bd' newly redecorated , all utlht1e1 pa1d, near McDonelds Oak Apu now accepting appl1 cations for 1 or 2 bedroom aptt For more Information ctll 614682-7670 call collect tf out of town E H 0 Mtnaged by U S Shelter Corp Call anytime day or n1ght Ntce 4 JOOm unfurnished ept m town locatton. t260 00 mo plus utillt1es 8200 00 dep reqUired , no pets Pll 614-448 4897 omes for Rent 1 bedroom unfurmshed all ut1ht1es pa1d, S230 OOmo Ph 614-4-46 7515 2 bdr all utilities pl'ltd except alec . turn or unfum . sec deposit required Conventen1 IOCI1101\ Call814 448 8568 or 614-4-46 477e In Eureka nu::e and cleen adulta only No pets, depotit requ ired. 180 00 mo call614-2158 1638 before 10e rn 2 bedroom tr•der located a1 Bidwell call 61 4-446·9669 2 Bedroom fully fum11hed . adutts only. ell ut1llt1es pa1d except Gat a. electric' Owner paya water MWige. mow ing & tra1h p1ck-u p Four tenthl of a m1le from c1ty hm1t1 Ph 614- 448·7793 2 bedroom mobile llome for rent Ph 614-4-46-0722 Mob1le tlome 2 bedroom. furnished In gatllpollt, rent •zoo oo mo noo oo depoatt If tn..,_ted Ph 114-446-7&19 days or 614 - 446 - 9439 even.nga 2 bedroom trailer tor rent Clote to sehools and storas Call ahar 5 00 p m 614·992·5914 SyJa ceble plua 614- 2 bedroom mobile home, Mid· dleport , 0 Reference with te· curiry deposi1 . 304· 882-3267 or 304· n3-5024 FPr rent 1Oa60 trailw $50 00 depo11t t 136 00 month Water and tralh p1ckup Included, 304· 675-2247 3 bedroom mobile home gas heett S1&0 per month & security depo1h 304 BBZ-2686 or ee2-3323 3 bedroom fum1thad tra1ler on Creb Cruk F\,oad, married cou pia only, children welcome no pets, $100.00 per month dap os1t required. utiUtiea eatre 304-67! 1206 Mobil e homes. t200 OOto $275 00 month water and ..wtrmcluded 614-446-0497 446-24 30 Of 446-0608 K & K Mobile Hom", 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes. 304 675-3000 11 Effictency Apt all utihttes p1ud ground floor, private entJance prlvtte parkmg S175 00 mo Ph 814-446 7516 1 Bedroom uttllt1e1 patd panly furnlthed , next door to Rio Grande CoHege Ph 61 4-446· 1323 or 614 245-9170 1 bedroom apt for rent Buu: rent atens 8215 1 month that includea all uttht 1es Deposit requued of 1200 Contaet VII lage Manor Apt Mtddleport 614·992·7787 Equal tlou 1 1ng Opponunny ...:..:...--~-:--- ·lcClun. roomy 2 bedroom apart ments Reduced New Haven, W Va Call614-992· 7481 Also commercial space 2 bedroom, partly fum1th.:l epartment off Spnng Ave Pomeroy. OhtO Large pattO and y1rd Call 814 992-88B6 after e 00 pm. 2 and 3 bedroom epartmonts end houan tn Pomeroy or Mkfdlepon Fumilhtd or untur ntshed Pay own utilittet Call days 814-992 2381 • 2 furnished , per month 1 bedJoom apt tn Middleport All ulilll181 pltd 8210 per month 8100depostt 814-992· 8611 days 614-992-6783 ev enings New one bedroom apt tn Mlddiepon Call814 992 5304 or 614· 4461652 after 600 (Dickie) Payne who passed away November 16, 1982. Beyond the rainbow's far· tltest end, there Ires Aland that's always frlled Wrth love and lrght When shadows never fall And drm the skies: For in lhis lovely land There rs no nrght. In thrs celestral place Of joy and peace There rs no lime or space, No doubt or fear For those who come to rt. All trouble cease, And though the loss of loved ones or of friends Brines sorrow and is hard For us to bear. If we could '" btwond The rarnbow's end We know that wt woo ld find the111 Waitma there. In that c6lestral dwelhn& place lbovt··· • The land of peace 111d JOW. ollilhl and love. Sldly,mtssed by wile, son, daughter-rn·law, mother, father. brother and sisters. Mobil home loll. small children accepted, Rt. 1, Locu11 Road . Mobil home lott, Ohio River Road and Pottefl Creek Route 1 304-675-1076 Bu11ness or Office Space for rent New Haven 304 773- 5024 or 304·682·3267 Prohtsltonal office space for rent Bend Area MedlceiCenter. 138 Matn St New Haven, 304·ee2·3135 3 room apt Sofa Beds Qne like new UISO .OO. COli over 8500 00 new . onegoodlhape866 OOph e14 4-46-1719 Ulld couch & chair t75 00 Ph 4-46·0749 Wather and dryar. $1150 Up right freezer, t125 G11 dryer, $12! Call 614-742 2352 Piekans Used Fumltura Good trJalhy u1td lum1ture Open 9 to IS or call for ap~lntment 304-67! &4e3 or 675-1450 Merchnndrse 52 CB.TV. Radio Equipment 51 Household Goods County Appliance, Inc Good used apphancel' and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Moo thru Sat 614 4-46 1699. 627 3rd Ave Gallipolis, OH Valley Furn1ture. new & used Large sact10n of ~ality fumt · ture 1216 Eastern Ave . Gall1polls LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 and chalrs PfiCed from $396 to t996 Tables t&O and up to"t125 tl1de a-beds 1$390 to 8696 Reclm er1 8 226 to &375 Lamps $28 to $126 Dmenes t109 and up to 1495 Wood table W· 6 main 8286 to 1796 Desk S100 up 10 8376 Hutches $400 and up Dunk beds COM111e1e w-manreues 8296 and up to t396 Baby beds 8110&$176 ManresnsoJboa springs full or twin 863 firm t73, and $83 Queen sets 8226. Ktng 8350 4 drawer cheat 865 Dreuers 189 Gun cablf1ets 8, 10 a. 12 gun Ge1 or eleetr1c range I 375 Btby mattree:sea 135 & $46 Bed ftames S20, 830 S. k1ng frame $80 Good selection of bedroom tuites. metal cabinets. headboard• S30 and up 10 f65 Used Fum1ture Wet her & dryer ga4 range, wood tebte & 2 benches. beds dre11er wood werdrobe 3 m1le1 wt Bulev1lle Rd Open 9AM to 6PM. Mon thru Sat _&1_4_·4_4 6_-0_3_22_____ 1 GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Washers drvafl refrlgeratou. r1nge1 Skeggs Apphtnces, Upper R1vat Rd beside S1one CJtst Motel 614-448 7398 Building B-liM ..Surplu•CtoMOuts·Buyouta ... 1 Wood burning thtet mettl Call 814 258-62!1 · stoves tlmllar to Fr~nklln 159 ll•ch or 2 tar •100100.., P111tia clatem state approved 2 Stnl lniUieted prehung ~ pl11tic .-ptlc tanhs, platlc door'•· no brick mold II 91 cul~tan•. metal cuhrertt RON 3 lnlerior prthung door's all EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· air• and fln ..h.. e21 II Mllh: 10n Oh 814· 288 · 6930 4 42"Vonltywil!lfllmorblotop Firewood for tale 830 00 PU load Call Roger Meade, 814 38e·8417 F~rewood delivered Otk 6 hick· ory, IPitl, HEAP v6ucher, pickup load t36 Call614 4-46-2223CN 814-446-3028 Brownlrig Sweet 18 8aftgum 11 gauge 660, Ruger ModeU n L W 270 c1llber t3BO 00 Ph Piltot Sm1th & Wes10n , model sue. nlcllel, 8-inch brand new thouldar hameiS $300 00 Ph 614-367-7690 PRICE WAR! H•lf prlcel Flash ing arrow signs $2891 Ught.t, non errow $2791 Unlighted 1239! FrM lettersl S .. loctlly Factory 1 (8001423 -01 63. anytime Twin Care Bear bed 1pread With metchmg bed tent, curtain• 6 pillow sham 160 00 hkenew Ph for rent Call 614 992 6434 or 304 e82 2568 APARTMENTS mobile homes, houaes Pt Pleaunt and Gallipo- llo e14-446 8221 45 Furnished Rooms F~;~r rent Sleep1ng Rooma and hghl house k•pmg JOoms Park Central Hotel C1ll 614-446· 0756 Room• for u1nt day week month Gtlha Hotel Call 614 448-96BO Rent as low at t120 month Fum1shed room 919 2nd, Gelh· poh1 . •116 Utillt111 pd Share beth Single male. Call 446 441 e after 7pm Help Wanted The Meigs County Board of Mental Re· .tardation/Develop menta I Disabilities is compiling a substitute teachers' list. If you are interested in applying for this position please contact: Ms. Kathleen Luebbert, Director of Education P.O. Box 307 Syracuse, Ohio 45779 614·992-66 3 X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST The College of Osteopathic Medicine is currently accepting appl icattons for an intermittent X-Ray Tech· oologlst Job Duties rnclude the operation of x-ray and ultrasound equipment to perform 11neral and specral procedures: drrect operation ofa small x-ray clinrc. prepares reports, rmrntain~ perso~nel re· cords. trains employees, consults wtth ndrcal per· sonnel. Process e11poses x-ray film for K·ray and ul· trasound. Performs related clerical and technical tasks. Qualifications: AART certification. Experience In ul· trasound procedures preferred and/or candidates must be wtlling to be trarned tn the use of ultra· sound equipment . Starting hourly rate is $7.76 . Make awhcation at Ohto Unrversrty. University Personnel Services, 44 Unrversity Terrace, McK• House, Athens , Ohto 45701 by Mooday, November 24, 1986. OHIO UNIVERSilY Athens, Ohio An Affirmatrve Act ron/EQual Opport~nHy Employer 7 Prelirilthld olk flooring~" T • 2% "W random length T G Gunttllk and Mtural finish t1 71 oq It off Vinyl llding trim t4.00, ln11de King co1l or wood ltovetor Hie New blower and gJate $260 66 Building SuppliBs Bu1ldlng.U1terialt , BkJck, brick, tltwer PIP•, Win· dows, llnt.11. etc Claude w... 1era. Alo Grtnde. 0 Catl 614- 304-171 6937 Uood BllfRhMI 200,000 btu 11M 24! 1121 furnace With controls Mtnford •l . .olng. 304·171-21 16. Conc:reti blocks all sires yard or 17"ll44"a81" e~tn gun CIU . hokts 24 MOWS, double doors. tour drftltn, walnut f+nilh Homtmodo. 304·871 1229. Com fed •urktyt for Thanltaglv· 304-891-3920 lng. • RCA •s inch project.on aotored ..a.v~Mn lit. like new, mutt delivery Muon Mnd Gelllpolis Block Co . 123'11 P~ne St . Goiilpollo, Oh<e CoH 614·441 27e3 Pole Building• by Quality Builder• WQrkahopt, carpons. animal ahelttrt. gtregM Fr" estlmetu. Phone 614- 384- 1782 22eO 66 Pets for Sale Oregonwynd Ctttery Kennel CF A Hfmtlay1n. Persi_.. and Si1m... ldtten1 AKC Chow pupp1es Call 614-446-3844 after 7PM Two R-o Beagle malet 6mo o4d el10 have some younger pup1 evaillble Ptt 614·246 - 11 ScNbb.ble prepMttd v~Y~ , wall covering dOuble roll tl te 12 lnsulattd whltestormdoor'a 8178 Ao~ • AkC Reg , Doberman pupp1t1, B WHks old. ucellent f*ligree 11 Krted or Bod CRI Locl<o 03 98 ltjiCh Field Regl1tertd Eng lith 18U8f'l One pup, 7monthsold One dog, 3 ve•n old. Call 'S, 4-245-6897 lfter6 t110 00 Ph 114·251-6403 13 4 .. xB"x'h" R Gu1rd F....,.. Boerd FoU Fac1. t3.99pc 14 Oecorator Wood P""tllrig tl 159 Seconda M 99 185pc HighiGioMtubwaUiiltc w1th shelv" $29.16 It' Boaer pupp1t1, 6 female. 3 male Will be reedy Nov 21 Ph. PENN'S WAREHOUSE 114 211-8867 Wells1on. Ohio 614·384-3841 8Dtys8to5 Mala Rat Tenter pup 7 weeb old Coli 614-949-2588 54 Misc. Merchandise Zenith tumtable, cassette tepe decll, tumer amphfleJ. $300 00 hgh•ed ster10 cabinet 8100 00 ..::..---~-:-:-"C": Ic­ FTrBWood for 11le $36 pic:k -up load Delivered Heap Vouchers accepted 8 ,-~-:--:---:---:--::--:- · lc­ F~rewood for ala 835 p~ck up Public Sale & Auction n CHRISTMAS AUCTION load Delivered Help Vouchers accepted Call 614 -742 2466 M1xed hardwood s labs 812 per bundle Containing approa 1Y.! tons FOB Ohio Ptlltt Co Pomeroy. Ohto Cat1 614-992· 6461 *"' 4 whoot off-road vohi· des. Dtsignod to !raul more rarp than any other ATV. co....utor's 4xl works Baby bed and mattr•• H.gh chair II Ice new t 80 00 Phone 814 367-n29 •fter 3 00 p m sea,. 2 H P a~r co~Jtsaor, 4 •lr hoses. water filter, pres.ure reguletort 2 spray guns t660 mvelted 8400 614 742 2323 Tony 1 Gun Repaus hot reblue· mq Open 9 00 AM to 7•00 PM Coil 304-675-4631 Hendquarters 54 Misc. Merchandise ' ~QUIPMENT IS PROUD.TO ANNOUNCE SALES & SERVICE OF ZETOR TRACTORS MORRIS ·~ ZETOR TRACTORS JIM'S FARM EQUIPME NT CENTER SA 36 W Gathpotls, Ohto. Call 614 446-97n, eve 614 ·446-3692 Up front fJIC tors wtth warranty over 40 u ~ed tracto r~& , , 000 toots 1982 Subaru 4 WD wagon , VG con d $3,350 Call 614 -446 414, $25 Cash pal d tcr junk cars co rrp)ete Body' s towed awey Call 614 682-6750 or 614 2:46· 9264 Autos for Sale ,9B6 Ford Escort Diesal, 6· speed, Navy Blue AM FM cassette AC need to have payments taken over Ph 614388· 96B9 liter 4·30 • GREEN TOWNSHIP HOME - Beautrful Calllornra bnck ranch,only 2 years ~ d Locatal on a I acre rot less than 2 mrles lrom town, th rs home lxlasts an oulslandrng krtchen ~aded wrl h appliances and beautrful cherry cabrnels Also ncl udes 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, famrly room lrvrng room and drnmg room 2 car garage Swrmmrngpool garden spot Moderh ellrcrent gas /woodburnrng lurnace #242 PSSSTI - Are you an anxrous ' owner-to be"? - Come see l~e home you lhought you couldn't allord Livrng room. lam rly room wrth woodburner 3 bedrooms balh l~lll:lisemenl and 2 car garage localoo across Irom Addavrlle Grade School on anrce lot Satellite drsh Alol ol home lor $45 9:)0 #447 OUTSTANDING BUY IN SYRACUSE - 3red room home wrth alii he tnmmrn gs Fullyequrpped eat rn krlchen drnrngroom , 21ull baths hv rn groom and lamrly room Country st yle decoratrng large 2 car garage wrth heat and water ONLY$43 ,000 Many other edras • #236 OUTSTANDING BUILDING SITE - 8 acres wrlh over 800 leet ol road lronlage 300 leel ofl Rl 141 5 mrles Irom Iown rn Green Townshrp Buy rl' Spht rl up' Make a prolrl' $15 000 #145 LiKE COUNTRY LIVING at an affordable pricel - T h~ 3 bedroomran c~ on Graham School Rd ma1 be rust whal you are lookrngfor ll rs srtuatal on 1~ ac m/1 and offers nrce-srzed bedrooms ample closet space and an attached garage wrth workshop All lor $35 000 11430 COAL MINER'S"DREAM -Here rs asuper buy for anyone rn the V~ton area located ru st north ol Vrnton on State Route 160 Pretty 3 bedroom home wrth l'h baths. very mce large krlchen , huge lrvrng room and large 41h acrelol wrth rn ground paol and small po nd $46 !XlO buys rt and we can gel you frnanced 1 #104 STARTING AT 52 HP TO 161 HP Black "After Sta " TUXEDO with tails. cummerbund. lhtn and tie , SIZe 40 R, exc c:ond, 304 876 5211 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1986, 10:00 A:M. NEWARK, OH. !BROWNSVILLE) MOREHOUSE LUMBER LOHG SKJDDERS:T1111btrjact 310 Gnpplo aiddtr, j]lf590: Frrill1 . 170XL Gral• Silddtr, 111114 Jollr Den 640 aiddtr 12121101. • Diii'!IAIMSTER. larlrort 12 folal, jJ2J24. FEWRMJitCiiEt. lb- • dro-Ax 311, 1145Z DEIIAIIIIR·IIcrlrort •. llvtln fltd.tut IMd.COIPLETE SAWIIIll: Edmiston 36$ •nil. Clf'MI.!!I9£,111C 466 ihltl. 141\' Clflllll, 4held blotis wn,drlulicdap. one-qforlqt lop. tapers on 1st 11H1 2lrd lw'ill«. 4 toll II tnocb cnlllltllt. • Husk w/5'6"a25/16" Pllllliaolo ono. hybolic 51111itiarr worlls w/-olo 111<1._,.. Sill. a.iitiJIIt 1011.,. (1100 dolio) . w/pact, N-3 stllldlltwiiMY Iori iltehlllll@.,dlaador, by- • lhulic odlor w/solf conlllntd ~c IJUtr, Z IIIIYiW • Public Sale & Auction SPECIAL CHRISTMAS AUCTION Located at North Gallia High St:hool , Porter, Ohio (in cafeteria). • First quahty lrne of Christrms rtems 3 large truckloads. Toys. T9ys. Toys ofallkinds. Lotsofwo· men's and men's C'hristrms items to choose from. Also shop for your Holidays the EASY way, the auc· tion way. Something for everyone. Door prize every 60 minutes. Don't mrss tt! You'll miss the holiday bargains. AUCTIONEER: LON NEAL-367-7101 " set: tr•• oquidistllrt, llvdrlulic shift, lrvohlllc 101 11ft This mill • • IIIIChlsld 1ft !913 ... has YIIJ.~ hatis. ctAIII£11DirDEIIS: Jolin . Den l50C. j3030!1&J, C.. !10. t!0546tl ctM8 DOZER. Jolll 11111t 3!iGB. n&104ZI. Rllllft nRED IIIAIIEt. .._ SUNDAY ~OVEMBER 23, 1986 At 1:00 P.M. AUCTIO SERVICE • :······~····················~ AUCTION t : ~ .; ., ~ ~ ~ .; t: i' ~ il i< :tl ! : .; i< i< ..; « il i' ~ 4< ~ .; 1 il : i< -II t ~ ..; t :;; i< .; il ENniE INVENTORY /FIXTIIIES/EQUMNT ~ Stanley & Son Auctioners/llealtors will sell the il followtng destribed equipment, fixtures &inven· il tory of J's Mtni-Mart & Deli in Rodney. Oh. lor : DaVId M. Whittaker - trustee in Bankruptcy, Southern Drst. of Ohto U.S. Bankruptcy Court ~ Case No. #2·86-03559. Held on premises. :fl Saturday, Nov. 22, 1916 at 11:00 am. : WCATED : In Rodney, Ohro on At. #35- 8 mrles :t< N. of Gallipolis. Ohio. ole EQUIPMENT & FIXTURES : 2 double srded Gondolas 20 ' ' ; long (can be broken down rnto 4' sectrons). 7-wrre :., merchandrse racks, 4 srnglelaced Gondolas 4'1ong (wrth .,. 2' by 4' shelves). 2·overhead crgaretle racks merchan· it< drse counter other merchandrse shelvrng, Schaller "' lreezer box i" long ~op fill) Evans meat show case 8" ·:t': long, Senal #85-7260 (self contained corrc1ressor. 4 lop : doors, 2 bottom storage doors). ~ rp le well slarnless srnk .; 3'3" wrde. butcher block work counter 8'2" long w~~ •.; . ~n k (4 drawers and 4 lllttomdoor s) Hobart meal slicer ~ i? TE C digrtal COII"!lulrng scales SerraI#39 lll toaster ..; Lalham lime clock Boon coffee maker (<trpl. lrtton ml :..; crowave. 2·Superror coolers 6'6' lonR (wrlh 3 doors) ..; Marketeer beverage cooler Serraf #78617866 12 sildrn! .il doors) Collectomatrc bread er/srller Model ff412G Col : leclomatrc lmmers NCooker Model ff20 I Serraf #14995 '-II Sears Coldspol lroslless reltrg /keezer Model #106. 3 .;c metal kneehole offrce desks: 3 frlecabrnets ~ drawer I 2 •'il metal desk charrs large standrn Rsale Model 119579 · ..; Am<VJa wrndow arr conditroner, 2 metall<leehole desks. ..; metal oflrce table. 2-wood bookcases plan ter 2 ra~ r o s '\II desk lamp, GE sweeper, small floor sale 4·Sharp cash -tr regrslers Model #2391 : Telexon data scanner IBCRD II i' Model #700 , other mrscellarleous offrce supplres Oeh •: warmrng table 2-porlable road srgns i< INVENTORY - Ollmrg a full line ol grocerres healt h& i< beaut1 ards, automotrvesupplies hara.arerlems prcnrc su pplies. cartons of crgarelles. pop canned !Pods, elc -tr TERMS: Cash or check at the lime ol sale w/[K!srtlve 1D .; DAVID M. WHITTAKER .; lRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY i' STANLEY & SON AUCnONEERS/REALTORS : 126 E. 4th St. , Chillicothe, Ohio « OFFICE: 614·775, 3330, EVENINGS: nl-5584 il HtiiiY M. Sbnl:z Sr.. Jr.. Ill Aucttontel111< l ... t •••• ••• ,.......••......!- ~- 'floooa 1w Air c. . . 52 S.riH Troctoro: Dlfltrontiallodt, luHI· ,..r, J Pt. ••· Wot Sloon Dltullnelno, lleayY Duty Front Ado. ~·...,•• a r.tor 2 or 4 WJroo1 Dmo froctor t. Ally Other Tractor lrand. Yoo WIU Sot It s fh• loll , ,,...., "" V·••· ' SEE US TODAY FOR · A SPECIAL PRICE 614-7U-2455 ANYTI• . RUTLAND, OHIO .KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 'b'fi" ffl607741. FOIIIWRS. Alo O..n 1100 II:M59: • ~son011100204.TRAIL£RS: tJGA345759: TRUCK TIIACTIIS: 74 IHC F4270; : 121 '70 S.rcl Cllip, 40'. POm Iliff. Dttroit • Dies~ 671 ' SITE PHONE· 614-232·0122. NO RESERVE! EKh rt111solls to tilt hr!lrest bidder No buy !Mckl or brd rnsl Coli Slles,lbn1111 Oo1 , Smock 11 317·144-5946. AUCTIONEER. Wrllr111 J Nolson. OH. lie 1517-82· 30~ Brochure 1·110·321· 5633 ANTIOUE AUCTION AUCTIONEER: OTTIE OPPERMAN Housing Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, 446-047 S AUCTIONEER: LON NEAL-l67-7101 Everything moved from a Lewan. Ohr_o home. to the Hocking Valley Motor lm. Nelsonvtlle. Ohto. The Motor Inn is easy to locate. Exit off U.S. Rt. 33 atthe south edge of Nelsonvrlle on S.R. 691 and travel less than v, mtle to long lane leading to the Inn . ~elson · ville is located between Athens &Logan, Ohto on U. S. Rt. 33. AVery Brief lrstrng Follows: FURNITURE· large dovetarled prne blanket chesl w/2 drawer trll &green parnt. very rnce llatwall cupboard w/solid ends & pre sale bottom very good Hoosrer ~tchen cabrnet w/7-sprce Jars, 2llour bins &tambour doors, Sellars krlchen cabrnet w/orrginal parnt & decoratrons, fme oak bow Iron! dresser w/ bevel mrrror. another !POd oak dresser w/grngerbread mrrror, oak 51eg krtchen table oak washstand, nrce oak parlor lables, oak chrflerobe, cherry Jrnny Lmd spool bed walnut 1930 drne lable & 6 charrs, mahog Duncan Phyle game table, ball/claw ft organ stool: pre safe,_l930 drop cenler wrrtrng desk: nrce large Queen Anne mahogany sewrng chest on Irame Very good selection of CHAIRS Queen Anne carved skrrl arm charr. set 4·oak "T" back charrs, 2-decoralal pan k· /sprndle charrs, cane seal/back Vrctorrna rocker, nrce oak spmdle charr: oak rocker, ladder back diarrs, parr ol chrld's rce cream charrs nrce rush seat chrld'srocker & srde charrs hrgh charr. others' Lrke new modern oak curved glasschrnacabrnet w/clawleet & lull anrmal lrgurres 1950's Furniture Includes: maple chest, desk, nrght sland and much more lurnrturer PRIMITIVE ITEMS Very large pmedough lrou sh.stoneware rugs,1ars. bowls, planters, Ransbottomstone prlcher& oowl sel, rronware, gra~rleware. krtchen lems, long sewer lile ' Log"lamp, lramp art "Lrghlhouse" light, #12 metaiAiadd rn, coHee grrnder lamp' 9-old qurlts ~ varrovs patterns, qurlls are hayed , qurlllops, nrce embrorderal "Girl mflower Garden" bed spread wool throw w / ~rnge , rag rugs: olher lr nens, comforts OOOD SELECTION OF GLASS &CHINA: Northw ood Marrgold Carnrval Nappre, 1902 8\\'' Manhattan pattern gJass bowl, nrce Goofus vase: Pope Gosser Royal Rochester Tub rn Frame, lmperror "Dewey" dorre Carmval butter drsh, de pressron glass; blown coba lt figural stopper bottle w/ handle, vaseline hobnail'sugar: RS Prussra w/damage, prnk "Moon & Star" water prlcher, 2-handle spooner: plus pr'clure frame assortment, very nrce 1904 Corona portable typ6wnler rn case· Much notlrstedl Terms: Cash Day of S1l1 or Chi!i:k with Positrve ID • Lunch NOTE Good Clean Sle' 10 SWISHER IMPLEMENT Located at Rutland. Ohto in Rutland Americ10 Legion Bldt. on Beech Grove Rd. Watch for sign on Rt. 124. • First quality line of Christmas items. 3 la11e · truckloads. Men's &women's Christmas items of all kinds to choose from. Shop the easy way - (you get more for less). ALL GIFTS GUARANTEED 986 3959 AKC registered Shetland Sheep Ounrovln Fruit Farm wlll close dog PUP,PY· Schnauzers Cocker Spentel, No Nov 26. Get your apples whtle M1niature checks. Ca11614-992-2607 they last Ph 614 - 698 · 13~98 Hra 12 00 to 6 •00 closed on Wanted. "" RegiStered Werf1eld Monday• St. Rt 681 South of Reds Beagle Hound Cell 614- Albany 8 71 1965 Ford Mustal'l:g. new rebuilt RI'•LrOR < 742 271 ' motor. new tires. au1o trans, 1600 00 Ph 614-4-48-4-462 62 Wanted to Buy - Planty apples large 216 E. 2ndst:~; Ona 3 yur old 8aagla $60 00 APPLES re, ell vanety J\11 frutts and 11 Mercedn 1978 450SEL4 door Phone ' 304·675-1295 1974 Dodge alec .seats ex produce JACK 'S MARKET, At XX Sharp '"loaded will trade runn1ng cond body great shape 1·1614)-992-3325 ) 35 Henderson Clllllfl81 i!'ld cages 304· 896 Now ~y1ng she ll co rn or ear 1 614 886-7311 New batte~ . JUit winlerlred AM -FM Ca11ette all new tire• We c: an now accept food su mp s corn Call for latest quote' R1ver IN THE WOODS ~ 485 3062 ' , 973 OldsfTI)btle Wag on & Asking $600 00 wtll take gun on C11y Fa,m Supply 614 446· all fru 1ts and produce we sell acres halfway to Athens 2 Pnce Reducedll Cuddley Teddy for 1975 Ctlevelle 8 300 00 each trade Cen be setln 1nytime at 2986 Fruit Market, At 35 . Ph 614-388-9303 bedroom trailer, gas lu r- Bears. AKC r&giJtered Chow Jack's 5 36 Jackson pike Apt 88-8 tlenderso n, W Va Chow puppies. Ready to go Want t o b.Jy pckup load of co rn across from Donnelh 's nace, Ill balhs. range & hama 1 967 Chevey Impala 396-325 304882 3110 Nov 19 Red and black, refngerator HP rod with black tnter101 eac blood line, payment plari 1969 Ford 4 wheel 197 3 fBflder sk1rt, very good co ndJIIo n Ra< SPRINGS - . 7 rms, 3 available The perfect Chnatma• Chevy p1ckup 1985 Hon<ta CR $1 900 00 Ph 814 245-9609 63 Livestock 500 Ph 614 398 -8358 Farm Supplies or 4 bedrooms, 2 l:lilhs, Gift 30• 61.5 6799 afrer 5 30 lumace, carpetrng, nrce PM 1981 Bu1ck Skylark, powe' 1979 T Bird. n .OOO m1les, PS & Livesluck bnck krtchen wrth cook & ~toonng brakes atr co nd1t1 on PB AC Cruise AM FM 6 year old Quarter Horse front whee! dn11e 4 cvhndeJ • caue« e 81 900 00 Ptl 614· Musical ' bake un rls Basement 2 57 geld1ng. has been shown 4-H $3 250 00 Ph 6 14 367-7209 256-6267 after 4p m porch es, ga rage & level lot S650 00 f~rm 304-675-6799 ln$truments 61 Farm Equipment alter 5 30 MINERALS - 100 acres, 2 1918 Mercury Cougar XR7 new 1978Linco ln Town Car. 51 ,000 - - - - - ' - -tires Wire wheels very good ol-gas wells, 2 water taps, m1 nfriN 11res like now pnced Fer sale. Gurnsey and Holstem concl1t10n $1 400 00 Ph. 6,4 CAI)SS & SONS resonable Ph 446-7904 near Rock Spnn gs cows Rug Stmmeatal caws 446 0504 U S 35 West , Jlckson , Oh1o 304 -895 3319 Holstetn steers HANDYMAN - 8 rms, 2 e14 286·6451 19B6 S1lverado 4X4 low mtlea baths, natural gas lurnace, 1982 Ford Escort 4 speed air Manev Flfguson, New Holland. excellent co nditiOn, loaded with wne rtms new tir es $1 99 9 00 extras Ph 614 245 6138 after carpetrng nrce krtchen and Sp1nat pteno for sale Excellent Bush Hog Selea & Service Ove' 64 Hay 8o Gram Johns Auto Sale¥ Bu tlabtlla ca ndilkm 8650 Call 614 992 40 used tractors 10 en ooae ho r'n 6pm 2 lots About $16 000 6669 & OOtJt)letell'le of new & used R~INE- Nrce 3 or 4 BRs, equlprrent largest select1on m 1973 Dodge Chargur, S E . 400 1977 AM X for sale 614 742 large roun d bates of hay, S10 pecan krtchen, range, re- Uprlghl P1ano 8160 304, 576 S E Oheo auto G C S700 00 Ph 614· :rl59 2797 eact'l Square bales &1 25 each 388-826 2 ----c----:---:--::lrelgeralor , car pel rng New and used pa rts for Wh1tes 1938 Ply 2 OOoJ, mechanic:elly [KJrch es. central arr & heat K1mbal Celes~ra Organ wtth pro Otiven. M M Deult tractors Cell 614 -446 1052 after 5 goo d body good or~gTnal - neve' 19 82 Chevette 2 Qoor auto· 2 HOUSES - One needs ente na~n er e11.c cond 304-468 SJdeJI Equrpme nt Co . 304 Hayfonate S1 00 pe r bale Call mafic s 1 500 elso Chev parts restoJed Best offer eU 992 614-949 2273 675-7421 1051 reparroo bul bolh ~ou ld 1666 tfte, 5 30 PM for sale Ph 614 446·852 8 make good rentals Askrn g onl1 $15,000 OHer as ked Real Estate General Real Estate General RUTLAND AREA - 3 bedroom ranoh rn gllod condrlron Nrce carpetrng 2 full baths, lull basement & carport wrth storage NEW USTING - 2 94 acres bam-garage, 3 BR horre, fumace, slorm wrndows, 7 doors, carpetrng, coal-wood burner, drnrng room, on hard road. near Rutland Young frurt frees $29 !liD NEW LISTING - Two renlals, two lots. two baths, gas lurnace, woodburnmg unrt, lhree porches, carpel, and two level lots $25,000 NEW LISTING - 7 acr es 2 E. M. WISEMAN . BROKER bedrooms, l'h baths, gas DAVID WISEMAN, 446-9555 lurn, & carpetrng $25,000 B. J . HAIRSTON, 446 · 4240 or wrll trade LORETTA McDADE. 446-7729 Horn/R~ereational Vehicle at Nov. 23, 1986, Sun. Aftemoon 1 P.M. ' 36 mm Cennon AE 1 Program Camera Regular lens zoo miens and flash atttchment Call 614 71 Transportation Autos for Sale Stop in and see this all new AlV Work Special Christmas Auction . For sale. 55 piece set Chine, at ill m box Old upright plano Sounds good 614-992 6127 neal Estate ft 61 Farm Equipment Fruit 8o Vegetables 446-364.4 wtl thot the compotltoon is • • to "<opy" w. Don't w•t lot tht "follow11s" -llur a 1 l from tho looolor. NOV. 28, FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00P.M. AT RUTLAND FIRE HOUSE . f£Af()RD I 58 REAL ESTATE Commuter's 4 1 S 11 a f1nt 1n ' f-=~-=-~=~;;;~J i Pets for• Sale WISEMAN m /nnJ nn il ~~ /1' SPONSORED BY RUnAND V.F.D• . Ashley Wood Burner with blower 1200 Call 614-992 3301 or 614 992 6461 66 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-5 1 Mil. If lnte ....ted call 304-875- ~~jor~~~~~~~:~ 1'AT ~ 31"Wx80"H t128 9S Now te8.98 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Real Estate General 12-J Chlt'll 514-446-3142 9372 8 1118.91"' t181.98 54 Mise. Merchandise F1rewood, dry hardwood. spltt. nacked delivered 835 00 a la,ge load Ph 614 446 7993 4 Poater bed with bolt sprtng1 and mattrltls, eacallent cond1· t1on etao .,,,que• ea1161•·4461&17 or ewn.,g• 61•· 246· Whtrlpool Heavy duty Wether & Dryer, 3 p1ece Bedroom set with bo111 IPnngs • Manrn• 1 Soft Chatt Ph 614 446-0876 after 330p m 6 6" by 20' White commtra'll gutter $1 00 per ft 8 11nd 2pc Flbergl•u1Ub'tend showers whitt end colon November 16, 1986 • 6pm A 16ct d1emond w1ll trade lor auto OJ will sale. also for sale a beby bed Ph 614-266· 9333 , t149.8hoch 614·4-46-7018 Remington 1100 20 gage, skeet barred vent rib, 1300 00 f~tm Ph 114 245-8697 tfter 64Misc. M erch an dis e • Ctlllhen 1 Used Tire Shop Over 1,000ttrii,Mzts12,13.14 115. 16 , 16 5 8 mltea out Rr 218 Fall Landscapmg , include• muleh119r tree & shrubplanttng, fill dirt IT top10ll. Davlsons Landscapmg Ph 61•·268-1427 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oli1te St Galllpol11 Naw & used wood-coal stovtt, 8 pc wood LR suite 8399, bunk beds t199, ant ron rechn ert 899 , niMI & uaed bedroom su1tes, ranges, wringer waahars. & thoel New livmgroom auitn 8199 tl99, lamps. also buying coal & wood sto~tes Call 614-446-31159 54 Misc . Merchandise 56 Building Supplies ; ,.,• NOV. 21, 1986-FRIDAY EVE. 7:00 P.M. pm • IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of E. Maurice Home Park. U1ed Cerpet1ng, 12X29. Black and or•nee. good condthon Cell urga loto Call 114·982 7479. 814 446-1618 Route 33 North of Pomeroy Furnitlled apt 1 bdr $226 U1ilitles pe1d 701 4th Glllipolit Call 446-4418 after 6 pm Call 614 446 702! with stove and refrtgerator only fully carpeted and clean. 607'12 Second St New Haven. 304882 -2605 anyttme N1ce 2 bedroom tr11l er, 1 1mall child. Jtftrenced and depoSit, Everett Swartz. Rt. 1 Locult Rd. Pt Pit Beck of K & K ~·· Furn~shed ept t226 Ut1lit181 pakl 1 BR. 920 4th Oalhpoht 446·4416 tfte: 7pm 2 bedroom hous e. furnlhaed 992-6236 There are 10me meet in pe111ng And forget them •• toon or 304-67! 7437 614-446-9523 Unfumlthtd 2 bedroom in cuM Washer hooh·up, TV t160 per month utihtles and depo11t Call You could sense the deep love he had Regency Inc 2 bdr . kitchen niee. good locttk)n, furn~lhtd . reeaoneble Ctll304-675-6104 bedroom Fullv msulated St~rm wmdows end doors Fully carpeted. ell new pamt Depo11t Jtqutred Call 614-992-3090 2 bdr fully furnished adultl only. utll paid Call614-446·4110 1111 Ray believe in God from a little chrld Hrs mother r:elated to 2 61 Household Goods COUNTRY MOBILE 513'h 3rd Ave 1 bdr prtvate beth . $140 per mo. Deposit re4ulred Call 614 -446-4222 between 9 & B 2 bdr lw.tuN with car· peted , cur1aln1. dishweatler & 1 bedroom new houM, fu,.. nlahtd except utlhtlea Water fumtahed, 1226 00 mo Ph 46 Space for Rent Apartment for Rent Nicely furnished mobile home CA • hett, excel IOCI'tiOn, adults only Call 814-«6-0338 614 4-46 8899 wet•r. loceted At 160 . tl,OOO 00 flet dot Ph 814- November 16, 1986 Ohio- PoinfPieasant, W. Va. .· . SAVE S6QQ.S27,700 SALE! SALE! SALE! All MODELS REDUCED SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31, 1986 125 ACRE MIL, WELLLOCATEO FARMUNIT wrth 60 70 acres olgood layng crop land Has grade "A" darry set~p wrlh bulk cooler and prpeline mrlkers Well ~urlt older farm horre , large barn, corn crrb , machrne storage County water Approx I mrle ol Raccoon Creek lronlage wrth good access lor rrrrgalron. water supply and reerealron All located I mr1e south ol U S Rl li on Adamsvrlle Corl Road Partral1rnancrng possrble to quahlred buyer l rsled al $100,000 I · SUPER DEAL! 19 86 Holly Parle 14x72 2 BR. total electric. 6" srdewalls, fur ' nished. Free washer· /dryer set and Freevinyl sklrtin&. WAS '22,900. ~~0 $21 500 1987 Forest Park 14170 2 BR. 2 baths, front kitchen. 6" sidewalls, tobl electnc. Dlx. mater bedroom· suite. Fur· nished . ~:ting $18,300 1987 Homes America 1987 Hally Custom 14170 Vinyl siding. bay wtn· dow, shinJied roof. 3 BR. 1Y2 bath. front kitchen . sprayed cetl· ings, unfurnished Free Skirting S19, 900 1987 Forest Park Custom 14170 2 BR. 1'/o baths, utility room. Iaiit llvtng room. 6" sidewaHsr total elec· tric. Unfurnished. Free Skirting $16,900 1987 Bridgeport 26156 Sectional 26x64 sectional. fire· place, lobi electric , PI· tio door. bay window, DIK. master BR · and bath. Free washer· /dryer. SI.COO OFF ." Formal dining, french doors. ut·in kttchen. 141111de carpet. 17'x'26' crut roo111,Sl.OOO OFF. Free washer/dryer. mlo $34,900 $2 6,900 SAVE SJbOO 1987 Overland Park 14172 Tip-a-Bay wtndow, 3 BR, 2 full baths. utility room, 6" sidewalls. to· tal electric. Furnished . Fret Skirting $19 SOO Free Skirting . Ftmily room, fireplace. roof dormer, OIK. car· petrng, total electrrc. Free washer/dryer set. S34,500 NEW HOME - Very ~ce 2 bedroom ho me on I acre ground Owner drdn't skrmp Ctl anjlhrng when he constructed lhrs home Deluxe krtchen cabmelsjAndersen wmdows heal fll"'P Great opportunrly lor begrnners #227 209 ACRE M/l FARM located et1 Sl f!l 325 rornrng land of Soul hwestern Hrgh School ;r,d new grade school burldrng Excellenl road frontage for burldrl'lg al ong Sl Rt 325 and Roush Road Also good srtes lor o(l road developmen t 80-!ll ac ol crop area 100 ac of pasture 14DO lb lobacco base 8 roomJarm hou se wrlh modern lealures Farmburldrngs lor crops, lrvestock and equrpmenl slorage Ver1 good water supply also county water Wrll sell 00 land contract Wll ~ SIZeable dow n payment and reasonablel erms Reduced lo $150,000 #331 flllll...... a-u-1: COMPLETELY INSTALLED PRICES STARTING AT $32,900 -='="30 $1800 • (614) 446-7274 TAK E YOUR TIME - You have to go ~ lo lpprecrate lhrs lovely 3 BR ran ch LR wrt h Crreplace DR ealrn krlchen and 2 balhs 2 car garage J ac lol $57,8)0 #304 #344 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT - Charolars Hrlls lake Estates oiler peaceful surroundrn gs and . scenrc landscapes I 5 acre wooded lot wrlh small meadow Ve ry nrce spot lor your burldrng plans $12 000 #143 $16,3OO 1917 Holly Park 28160 Sectional ELECTRIC PHONE #106 GOOD COND ITIONED 3 BEDROOM HOME Oesrrable locatron lor work R10 Grande grade school and Gallipolrs hrgh sc~o ol Nrce yard lot chrldren and garden area Holdrng at $34 9JO 3 BR, I bath, uparade carpet. 6" sidewalls. total electric. chapel ceil· ings. Furnished. 28160, 3 BR, 2 BATHS, TOTAL I Mile Wilt ef Holztr llelpltal, It. IS 730 THIRD AVENUE - 3 bedroom - Why pay' rent when lhrs nrce small 3 bedroom home rs avarlable' Needs some decoralrng bul lor $29 :i?D rt's a good deal Just nghl llr a starter horne or relrred cou pie AHOME FOR THE CHOOSY' - Thrs meplronal home oilers 2.144 sq ft of comlorlable lrvrng space Includes 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, irving room. dmmg room, full lrnrshed basemen! wrlh stone frreplace and 2 car garage 8x32 deck 247 acres Prrced well be low apprarsed prrce a! $64.800 Amusllo see' #343 1987 Forst Park Custom 14170 ASK 1917 FOREST PARK SECTIONAL ABOUT 547 JACKSON Pill QUALITY BUILT HOME IN GOOO CONOITI!lN--3 bedrooms. 11h baths, large I~V<~~g ai!lfOin rngroom wrlh burll rn shelves. ~closed sunpor ch- seven rooms rn all Dmded basement Central healrn R and coolrng system rust I year ~d I car garage attached wrth 12xll carport 120x l50 bl wrth shade trees and level garde n area Askrng $66 800 #305 #300 1 . JUST ARRI~ED! Formal dilling, bay window, roof dormer total entfiY pk&. - 6" walls th R:19, R-26 roof. microwave, up· 1111de carpet. F1111 Washer/ Dryer Set #332 NEW LISTIN G'IN POMEROY - Nrce large corner ot 2 car garage wrlh storage area above Basement wrlh gas hoi water heal Large lrvrng/lamrly room Enclosed porch Prrced at $32 ~0 HOURS MON.·SAT. 9:00-6:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - 2 bedroom home on 600 Block of 4th Ave. -Is rust as attraclrve, · lor an older couple Well decoraled and marn larned Thrs home leaves lrttle needed to be done large eat rn kitchen , drnlngroomilld hYing room Off slreet parkrn g $39,00D #204 WIS OUTSTANDING GREEN TWP HOME - Quiet country al mosp~ere a secluded prcluresque settrng, 3 acres of wooded playground lor the children very convenrent to shopprng, schools. Holzer Medrcal Center and chu rches Excellent nerghborhood Alar2e. natural redwood 2 story OOtre oflerrng large liVIng room, den Wll~ burflrn cabrnels and bookshelves, a large ealrn ~lchen wrlh a vrew olthe woods surround rna Ihe 20x40 rn·ground pool, lo rmel drnrng room an d huge lamrly room wrlh woodburner 3~ balhs, 4 large bedrooms wrth lots ol wall and walk rn closets, masler bedroom rnclu des a srllrn groomi11d bath wrlh lu b and shower. basement under most ol t ~e house and mcludes a large 1ec room for prn g pong pool, model rarlr oads or many other aclrvrtres II sa perlecl ~ace lo rarse krds or Mom and Pop to enroy the golden years NEVER THOUGHT YOU COULO AFFORO AHOMEl - Here's 10ur chance Good local ron et1 Rl 588 rn crty lrmrts $20 000 buy< lhrs clean 1-2 bed roomhome Includes lull basement for ced arr 1furnace nrce backyard w1lh earden spol Call now #223 1_.....___ ·-·-·- -"---1 We Need Listings! #117 82 ACRES M/l - Toba cco base Older ho me barn lie house, corn crrb, mobile horre locatron wrlh ulrillres and seplrc lank rn ~ac e 10 acres m/1 ol good crop land by burldrngs Balance rn hill ' paslure and woods All mrneral rrghls rn ciuded rn prrce Locatal approx 4 mrles west ol St Rl 7 and Crown Crty on Sl Rl 218 Askrng $39,000 • #327 N IS A HOUS .....4 BEDROOM -------~----·-· HOME WITH RIVER FRONTAGE -II you're rnleresled mquality constru ct ron, a wa rm comlortable 4 bedroom oome wrlh lois ol prrvacy on a large lol wrlh rrver ~ anlag e al l~e edge of town you musl see lhrs one Prrced at $69,000 . #103 WORD �The Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio-Point. Rnl Estate General .w.va. .November 1 November 16, 1986;-1 1986 79 Motors Homes Real Estate General 1977 Coug11. LitUe 'ruac . Good ship e. •.1200 or b•t off.... Cell 814-981·3&41 lfltr 4:00p.m. U.S. Din. HUD PROPERTY DISPOSinON·BR 200 N. HIGH nREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 1984 Oldt Cutl. . Supreml. White, uullenl condition, 52.000 mil•. 11800. CaH 304773-9848 ~· 1:00 p.m. 1179 Dodge Magnum. 1400. C.ll· 114-742 -2481 . 1'79 Bonnevflle 4door~~o .T. AC. AM·fM . 302'"'blnt,goodtif... fllC,nll'lt oondltion. Call .614-· AfFORDABLE ·... LIVING . • . 1~ff82 Pontiac ,Qran'd Prix Bi'oUgham '"·500.00. 1980 Ponti-c lonntiville 12.500.00. lfoth ex.c .c»nd . 304-895-3820 ar 1915-3111 . «»•1 . IllS RECEIVED' UNTIL 4:1 S 1112./16 200 North High Strltt, 7th Floor IDS Ol'fiiD 10:00 A.ll'. 10/71/86 Property OioptitiCMI-16141 "9··906 ' ' HUD properties ate avli~b~ tar Silo to ~I PII>OOS ropdless ri race, color, rellpon. "'· nllribl status. or Nltionllllrialn. HUD """" llleri&httorejocl """Ill ~ds, to woivuny infliffllllity {)( im(llilrify in any bids .. Bids WilL be IICCtPIJd from Ill inlensted parties, lncludm owner mll0101. •1.200.00. '"'"l!""lc' 0 National Register for Historic Plac:tJa. Brick, 14-room .mansion. 3 sto~. 42 ft. ballroom. Ornate woodwork. Country setting overlooking'' ~he Ohio River. Potential for lnn/Restaur111t and/ or Bed and Breakfast business. " hOntA .on HOMESTEAD REALTY - REAL EST'\ !E RE:S ID[N fi AL.. INVES-TMENT S. COMM[RC I AL; 3BB·BB26 PfiOFESSIONAL IEAVICE MAK£8 t:!'E DIFFERENCE . GALL.IA co. UNINSURED 'o 1971 Linooln Mark N . V'llry good mndltion . Priced rea10nlbly . »•·87&-5090. ' I LISTING IRS PRICE DEPOSIT CASf ADDRESS .AREA Rt. 2 Pairiot- (Patriot) 3 $)3, 900 Cctdmus Rd. 140342-203 & Campers Improvement& & Hntlng 4epd, 111dlng rur window. IHtd lin•. good condiUon, t3.300. Tow blr IIMmbly for towing 00"111 11:1 ctr behind motor ho,. or trucll , 304-773-9155 . RINGLES 'S SERVICE, ilaPI· rienced cerpenter, f(ectriclan, m110n. ~t~lnW, rooftng (includ· ing hOI tar applictt~) 3041175-2011 or 175· 7147. CAATEA'8 PlUMIIING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pfne Oal~le, O,.io Phone 114-446-3118 Of e14· Ph. 11-·446-4311<1 . . 1871 GMC ~ ton. 354 engine. Alto 1874 Prowler Campel', th. 1V ant.nnt. Slaep1 &. SeH contained. Ctll 814-?U-21577. Starb 'Tr" ·lnd Lawn Service, Hed gn. 1hrub1 , .but hes trimmed, landiFaptng and atuqt remo'Val. Lell r.rnowl. 304-171·2010 or 171·2842. ~f!rV iLI!S 74 Motorcycle• 81 Stap1t1on'1 Cyele . .Rtbulldable eyelet & parts. Call 814-440· 741'4 after & p.m . an weekdaya. , Home lmprov&ments Rott..V Ot' BASEMENT 1980 Honda CR-80 motorcycle 1275.00. 1984 Honda Z50R mt)torcycht 12715.00. C.ll )04. Christmit ;,.,, llont. mulch. gravel, coal, f~rWiood, *315. Dellvertd. Help vouchara ac· cepted. Don't Landscaping. Call 614-446-91546 . 87&-2039. a. Carrv or ln1tall call 61'4·446· SWEEPER and •ewing m•c:hln• repair, parta, and 1upplies. Pick up and dell\ltr:y. Pa\lil Vacuum Clea11er. one half mile up Georgaa Creek 'Ad . Call 614· ' 446 ·0294. 350 motor oot ol 1974 Oldt Cutlass. 1100. Cell 614 -9492317 . RON'S Televltlon Service . House. callt on RCA. Quezar; QE . Specialing· in Zenith. Call' 304-576-2398 or 614 -448- Budget tranami1aion1, used • rebuilt . Tool converter• a. tr ..ater Cllll. WIU deliver Cli1h J 1 m11 Boy1 Water &;nee. Al10 pool• fillld. Calll14-211·1141 1800.00, Clll 304·676-5303. Dillard's w.t.,-' Oelhtery. Cillt· ern1, pool 6 wtH. Anyt!m• bUt 8_"7_40_•_ 8 'Aahby Con•truction . carP.,.- _ · 8_1 · ~1 _•n_d_l'l_ tery. rtmodellng, room eddhlon, Watt•r~on'a .water Hauling, cement black wo~. roofing, 1111onabl• rat .. , . Immediate Interior end ut.rior painting, lidinJ . flooflna . FrM_,ImatH. 2.000 gallon daUvery , ctl1ema, I H- • 304 ..- SANDY DUNN, BROKER ' 304-675-5540 "'882-2405 2105 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT, WV 25650 . 72 1978 3 Cfllr11f ton ford pfdl.up, ti .JP AfTER HOURS, CALL ·: -8 •tom~llc t600 ,00 Ph . F 14-388-9303 19~ S-10 truck ~ and 2.8 V-1 rrDtef, other perts cell Gill TG lfm!IID • S111dv Dunn, 675·4053 Noncy Canterbury. 875·4024 Mary Fowler. 875-2305 Trucks for Sale • t1ol-218-M39 FOR ADDITONAL INFO. CONTACT: MR . JIM MISSQURI 614/469-2232 1918 'Ford F-150 Cl.!ltom. 8 cylinder. 351 engine. cieW eM, elr. AM·FM Rldlo. CIPwith boat 'rae• built 10 pull traitor. Ph. 614·441-BMI. . 1986 Ford Ranger in good condition , u .. rr. loan, Ph. 614-218·1847. 1980 , Daltun pidl·up. RunS excellent. 11500 . Ctl11514· 992· 7841 . 1970 Chevy 3A ton fletbtd Plekup . Auto .. VI , good tires . 1800. CaH 114·986 ·4302. Co•l. lim•tona, gravat, .. c. Dtltvered 1 IOn and · up . Jim Ltnief, 304-1715-1247 or 175· 7317 .• Coel 1nd Hrn.tlone deUvtry Mnrice, 304-1715-3190 . 87 I Upholstery I·&i'f"'i~:j,38 ""'"'-- .., • 'M owf8y'a Uphol11et'ing lllfVing tti county area 21 yeert . The bast In furniture upholltarlng. Cetl 304 · 171J -411J4 for free ;:3~o·~-·~7~s-~~;4·~~«~·~7~~&1~&~2~·~r~~~:::~"':··~~~·:'·~·~~··~·:·~·~"~"~~~·"~·~~~~~~~;;~~:;~~~~;;;;;:~;;;;~~ :'' 0 Put Number! JUDY DEWITT J. Merrill' Carter ·Phyllis Loveday SOUTHERN HIUS R~ E.; INC. i to work for you: BROKER 388-8155 379-2184 446·1230 446-7881 446-0458 446-8655 245-9490 · Jim Cochran • Becky Lane Patrick Cochran Ron Pitchford 1971 Buick Electrt, Ill e•tr11. 182-2782. '. 0 [H REALTOR• Canadayt ·..·446-36360~ . . . ·~. ·· - HOMES, FARMS. COMMEROAl PROPERTIES . 26 LOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 4&621 AUDRFI F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT GORDON. REALltJR14-46-6216 MARY FLOYD. REALTOR, 446·3383 25 LOCUST SIIIEET, GAUIPGUS, OHIO . ~ \&,1. . NEWLY REMODELED -INSIDE REMODELED, ALLIT NEEvS IS THE EXTERIOR PAINTED. THS HOUSE HAS REALLY BEEN DONE RIGHT! NEW EAT-IN KITCHEN, fORMAL DR,lR, FR OR 1ARG:3rd BR, BEAUTIFUL OAK flOORS , NEW WIRING ANO INSULATION, 3OUTBUILDINGS AND BIG LOT INVINTON ON RT.I60. REAP THE REWAR~ (fAll THEIR HARD WORKONLY $24,500. NEW USTIIG -$59.900.00-COLORABOUNTS WITH PICTURESQUE VIEW from all sides ol this oome. 3 !J!drooms, 2 baths, lu ll basement. situaled on I acre m/1 wooded lot. Cozy and pr1vate. for your appointment call us! NEW LISTING - YOU'll FIND -IT IN THE DICTIONARY Under F.....Fabulous! - This 3 bedroom. I bath home with living, drring 'and rec. rooms can well describe it Comer lot Priced low $40s. NEW LISTING - EASY ON THE FIES ....E!sy oo the budget. tool Nifty 4 bedroom, I bath home. Newer windOws and kitchen . Situated oo rice I acre lot. $37 ,000.00. #2251 ' •• '81 Chevy S-10, 4 cy1, .4 1PIId. AM·F M cusene, 28,000 milet. • 304-182-3487. 73 i Vans & 4 W.O. •• 1982 Sublru 4 WD wagon. VG oond . $3,360. Call 814-4U - 4U1. CHARMING HOME 'ON ' SECOND AVENUE - Withih easy reach of the downtown area this attractive home features LR w/fire place, large form al dining room, roomy kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, l'o baths, gas heal. garage. Call lor an _appoin tment ROOM TO GROW - 2.5 acres. moreot less. very attrachve ranch style home leatures 3 bed rooms, 2 baths, LR, kitchen w/range, , refrig., microwave, lu ll basement, carpeting, heat pump/cent air, ooe car attached garage plus an unattached garage. lots ol room tor ga rdening and enjoyin g lhe outdoors. Call today. sfEp INltJ ElEGANt.:: !\'hen )llu enter the OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL. Priced at $39,900!! lovely ranch style home on St Rt. 141 offers 3 BRs, I klll and two 1.\ balhs. eat-in kitchen, LR, fireplace, lull basement, one .car attached garage, util ity barn, co. water and welL All this ~tuated on 2.494 acres. m/1. Call lor an appointment. 1979 4 -wheei dri111e, tiber giMt tq:~ ; At. AM·FM. 70,000 mi . 13.100.00 clean Ph . 814·258 ·80S4 . ToYota '72 Chtvy three quar1tt tona. 4 Wheel drive. reil good cond with ...,... 11,250.00 . 304-676 · ' , wet BLACKBURN ac. m/1. gracious counlry 2 baths, garden lub kil. . barn. OODJs and lot. City schools 1110 FRMIE a.osno HOllER: Desra~e oo.. and '" ;tonSP to see inside this beautiful ranch. 3 BR, country kitchen. lam4y . wblp, cartut 1 acre mil. L"' ~ EVERGREEN- $28,900- This l'ome has been remodeled and includes LR, kitchen wilh stove, relng. and disposal, din~g room, bath, carpet, woodburning ~ove, u~attached garage and a l6 x~ office and shop. Call about this one today. IS Real Eat•te General SI'RING VALLEY ESTATES - lri-level l'ome offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, nice equipped kitchen, l·shaped LR, dim' area, 24x12 family room , w~h woodburning lrepbce, gas lEal, cent ar. 2 car garage. Call today. RANNY BLACKBURN Broker · • MAKE THIS ONf YOURS! - Lovely home silllared oo 34 acres m/1 near Rodney. Tho home offers 3 BRs. bath, LR w/fireplace,' large attractile eal-ln klchen. breezeway. Spring well and county watar, fenced and cross feru:ed, barn, tobacco base. Call for an appointment (.614) 446-0008 COMfORTABLE LIVING PRICED AT $19,!1)0! - Th5 attracloe home offers 2 IRs bath klchen wi1h range, d~~g room.LR, ca~et , i car unattachlll garage,s~uall<l on two lots.Call • 0 J' ' 310UfLEWIDE - OWner ooeds to set. 1.59 acre more or less. 3 oh!dntom ranch, 2 baths, formal I•. rm., formal !lnrrg rm, fomiy :room. 1,920 SQ. ft. 1~. space, 2 ~rge covered patios. Cly schools. 'Priced at $38,000. . TME AIIIBIU HOME IN 111ADE -Or ooly $1575 down :.0d 30 lfS. 9'h%month~ l)lyrrent $430.00 P&L Owner could help 4 bedrooms. 2 batfls. Pnce $52.500. iMJ lAiWil PAYIIBIT - 9\i% fixed me. 30 in. montNy . )lrllllll, $261.00 P&l. City property, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. ;:wtW umNG - 1.3 ll(:fes more or less. 1983 llXm mobile '{tome, all for $14,900.land and trailer can be sdd separately or ::ileefher City schoot: . •u ' • • J 'i ' PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP -lovely h~me offers 3 BRs;3baihs, equippec k~chen, 14x44 tamily room, dtnetle, fireplace, 2 car unattached garage, 20x40 fXJO) and satellite dis h. Call to ran apf)Oirllrnent .. NEW HOME -I liMED! ATE POSSESSION -lots of room for Ihe kids and a nice garden. This attractive home offers 3 BRs,LR, kitchen, 2 baths, lor mal dining, 9Jndeck, full basement. Call for more details. '· r ' POMEROY,O. 992-2259 0 - 0 0 ,I . : ' ' I· ' • • ' LETART TOWNS liP- Deer Country - 29 acres of mdstly wooded land. buid· rrg !tte tor home Of hunting cabin. Most minerals. Want $14;000.00 . NEW USTING- PGIIEROY AREA - 10 acr~ close to town.with a 2 car garag~and a nicely remodeled 3 bed· room home. New furnace, new hot water lank, etc. Here is what you have been looking for . $24,900.00. BRADBURY - farm with nice 2 story 4 !J!droom home. This property will pay for ttself. free gas to home. royalty income from IWo wells, rental income !rom 2 bedroom rental oouse. farm has tillable acreage. barn, garage, outbuilding. Some fen.cing. Call loran appotnt· ment. $63.900 00. CH~STER NICE STARTER HOME AT CENTENARY - · This home oilers l BRs, LR, kitchen, bath, lireplace and fu ll basement. Priced at $32,900. Call todaY: COUNTRY CHARM - Nice older illmeollers 3 BRs, balh, LR, dining room 1nd ~itchen Situared on 2 ~ oo Rt 160 in ~ntoo. Call for apponlment. - RACINE - Newer ~ctilnal home. Occupied only a short time. 3 bedrooms,!\! baths. central air, equipped kitchen. All eleclric. Extra nice co nd itio n. ONLY $26.900.00. HIIIIJ E. Cl-'snd, Jr. 192-&191 Jtsn Trusttll ..... Mt-26&0 0 LOOKING FOR This attraclive home 1 and . olfers 3 BRs, kitchen , room, lam ily room, woodburn,ing stove. electric heat Call today and lei us soow· th is home. OOIIIERCIAL BUILDING - PERRY IWP. NEAR CORA - 600 SQ. ff . steel bldg, ideal lor anyone in (ruck~& dnUor rninlri business: Owner may cons~er leas~n g or frrancinR Cali for more information. .,.A .. (B ~It Tntr ..... 192·!1Ut Ill. ... I'OIJR KIOSCAII WALKTO SCHOOL - Th5 attractive 4 yr o~ Cokln~l ranch is locat9J near Hannan Trace Grade School Includes 3 bedrOOms. 2 baths, lormal d~ ~& eQuipjEd kitchen, garage and more. Also including most furnrture. Over ll acre yard. $51,000.00 . #2214 CROWN CIT! HAS GOOD etJYS.- 8e a proud owner of this 2bedroom ~orne. llinrrgarea and klchen are a show p~ce. I he rest you must see. ~urrinum s~~& mainlenance free. Newer walks, carport and garage. Cou~ be used as small apartment, beautilui! Priced in the 30's. N2215 THE AMERICAN DREAM HOME! FIVE ACRES, All FENCED FOR PRIVACY WITH LOTS Of FRUIT ffiEES ANO GRAPE ARBOR. 6 YR . OLD FRAME RANCH WITH FIR SIDING, 3 BRS, 2 BATHS, HEAT PUMP WITH CENT. AIR, FULLY FURNISHED KITCHEN, CITY SCHOOLS . CALL TODAY - .TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE1LISIED AT $56.000 RESTORETHISCOLONIAL HOME WITH60 M:RES -LARGE · STATELY HOME IVIIH OPEN STAIRWAY TO SECOND FLOOR, KIT , BREAKFAST ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, LR, FR. & LIBRARY. NICE BIG SCREENED FRONT PORCH WITH GOR. GEOUS VIEW. ALS<filARN & SEVERAL OOTBUILDINGS. ASK· lNG $60,000. ' ' 0 WALNUT TWP. 121 ACRES- $60,000 - THIS FARM HAS SOME BEAUTIFUL TILLABLE LAND PLUS WOODLAND, 4· BEDROOM FARM HOME RECENTLY PAifoHED.SEVERAL OUT8UILDINGS. TOBACCO BASE. NEAR EWINGTON - APPROX . 70 ACRES. $18.000 THIS COULD BE A'GREA.T LOCATION FOR ASUMMER CABIN, OR, If YOU LOVE PRIVACY A YEAR 'ROU NDHDME. MOSTLY WOOII:D forma l d~in& newer carpet, newer trep~ce. wallJaper, elc.. natural gas heal and 40'K!50' landscaperj yard. On~ $37,001.00 #2229 VA BUIW - Ranch w1lh 3 bedrooms, IP.r•g room, lami~ room, eat-in klchen. concrele dr ~e . carport Mo~kl home hookup. Loi approx. 90'xl50' #2233 CLEAN AND NEAT -$15,000.00 .;i bly too 1story hme home !hit offers 2 !J!drooms, IP.ringrQ\!m. eat-in klchen. lddism Twp. !12206 GENERAL FAR II _: Siritab~ for ivestock. Some good road lencin& OWner says Slfficienl water bf cattle. Some marlo!table tinber, bam, shop and house whch includes ,;, rooms and bath. Vinyl 9dil& ~or m windows. a new outsbndrrg chinney wi1h newer treptace inset Clay TIJffl'fihip. Call us riiW. !12 210 WHAT AGREAT OPPORIUNITI , TilER£ IS IN THIS SPRING VALLEY AREA BUSINESS! - And the askilg i"Ce ~ oo~ $28,950.00. Thi; bus~ess has been active~ in operallm for apl"ox. 5 years and potent~! lor many more All inventory and equ1pmert 1ncluded Call lor more deta1t #2?47 A SPECIAL HOUSE RJ R SPECIAL PEOPLE Chanrils 3 bedroom ranch and 2 ~IS . fu~ frri>ted basement I car garage, livng room, lami~ 100m, woodbumer, wall-it cllset ~ master bedroom. P.riced ~ the 40s. Call t!XIay. Thi; cou~ be the ooe for )llU. • £!2227 PRICE REDUCED $5,000 ON THIS IIAIHTENAIICE FREE BRICK RANCH! - Has 31E!roorns, l'·, batfls, large krtchen wrth klrmal ealilgarea, Iroof porch, 2car garage, storage buidlnfl'. c 1 rcu~r dnveway and l a:re landscaped lawn. 112234 SERENITY - Nestled among the frees. 3 ~vel ·brick chateau with 3 bedrooms. 2 1111 baths, open living room and dining area, kitchen , full basement, 2 fi replaces all situat9J oo 6 wooded acres. r2165 QUALITIIN THE COUNTRY - Builder's Own Home'· - 2.684 sq fl livirlgarea.Two story, oo~ 6 )I'S. a~ 4 bedrooms. 2'ooths. klchen. Great 4J ft. cab~et space. Formal dinrrg and 1.-ge lo~ g aree, ~rge tl!ck fac•g swthwest. Poured basement walls, lulty ~sulated and p, energy effi:ient. Combrrltiln 3 car garage <11d sealed business bui~rrg D'x!ll'. Implement ~orage lllder neath and anthil m a 1.-m ol61 ~cbrresque acres. #2167 CANTBEATTHE PRICE ON THIS Ill£ ATSi!l,OOD.OO ~ 3 bedroom ranch l'ome setting oo .over 2 a: res. lnc~des lam i~ room, iving room, l car unattachl<l garage and mor~ Quiet locafun, approx. 9 miles ~om lown. OWner wanll; an offer. 57 M:RES MORE tiR LESS - LIVESTOCK FARM - Marketable timber or great wooded lot Above average pasture area len red. See the productiVe corn field now. Large bam , stooe s1lo w1th unloaded. Mobil home, larm fXJnd . lractor and equipment. Rural wat... Extra ooe acre.lot w1th approved septic system, water and electnc on lot. This farm 1s 1mpresstve. Call us now. # 2246 ·ONLY S15.00D - 2 bedroOm ·ITI)bile rome, patio, complete~ ooderpilf!ed. Includes range and retr~t.trator. Large !JOn. C'ose to Tycoon lake. r2l36 ,.' ·,t •• • ••' I ~ • •" '• .•• •' • '• • . RWUCED TO $49,900.00-SUPER SPUT UYEL with three bedrooms, ~rge krtchen , 2 car attachl<l garag~ 1\! baths, attractive home wih awox. ~ acre ~ndscaped lawn. !12168 CONVENIENCE, TOOt - Beautiful ~- level . m approKimatel)' 3 acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. lw•g room, dinilg room and large kitchen, downstal~ In lrroh as jOU wis~ Call tor more detait. £!2 192 ACREAGE - 113 acres. mire or less. Barn. sprin& 1.600 lb. mbacal base, illollup bf ITI)b~ home Southwestern school district. U195 LOOKING FOR .All AFFOII)ABLE HOUSE iriii!O'Ie in · concliiot\1 Tho 5 ~ Brick ranch approx. 61fS. ~d. 1 car garag~ 3 bedrooms. eat·in · k~chen and more $49,900.00. #2(23 SEEING IS BELIEVING! - You sliluld see what $18,500 will buy' Bayview Mobikl ho .. , garage and extra 1~ withn 5~ mik!s ct town oo SR7. · . #2222 COUNTRY RANCH - Styloh buitt 3 !J!droom "'""Full dP.rided basoment m~ 8 lfS.. !ld, klw mantenance, vinyl sidll& peacelul setmg. 2 car garag~ approx. 1 a:re.low 50s. Goe us a call~~ WITHIN YOUR MEANS - Pr<t<l al;usl $43,500.00.3 bedroom brick ranch wrth l•n.~ room, equ~perj klchen, 1 car garage and app1ox. 3 acres. ' ' #2232 YOO DONT HAY£ TO BE DADDY WARBUCKS! to afford too three bedroom glistenng ranch, priced ~ $63 500. Bl!autilul red oak har~ood l'oors .a~d woodwor~ cathedral ceiling in fiving room, bu~·ln hutch 3 bedrooms. I\! balh, den '<11d more. Can yoo beiievl! a basement at this !lice, ato? # 2193 t I •• • '< • \ ' • ~·. ,.' .; • • • . THIS LOVELY RANCH has three bedrooms. 25'x /5' liv~g room, bath. eat-in olchen, woodbumer and 2 ~orage buildilfl'. All sluallll on .65 of an.a:re.at alow price of $39 900. IOoll:lor more rnformatipn. • (' N2208 j ASKING $18,000.00 - MAKE US AN OFFER;YOU MIGHT BE SURPRISED! - Ooublewide w1l h 3 bedrooms, living room, eat-in kitchen . woodburner, ru ral water, resl1ng on .70 acre lot. Call ·today. ,, mao HISTORY ADORNS THIS ClOER llliE - Situl1l!d at a location whi:h was onoothe sflllesfa@.2stury~ame 11ruse w~h 3 bedrooms, 1ful beth,f.ntj ntom, bmll dillri room partial b1Selllll1t I~ car flll1tll! and ~ acre lot mcYe or less. Priced in [ow 20s. Not lar from . city limits. !12181 · NEATASA PIN - located w~h n the ely. 3bedroom ranch, bath, ~rfll' livils room, ~r:Hichen \lith eating bar, l1tic stnrog~ on~ sidilg, 2 car garage an~ nice deep ~- Priced in til! low 30s. #2225 VACANTI IIMEDIATE POSSESSION on this 3 bedrooms, I plus acre home.Fuii!Jrsement and 2 car garage. $36,000.00. l!! 221 ~ 19116 Ct~tury 21 ~aiEttat~Corporation u tna.ltt' fOr the NAF.dD and,.-tr.Jdemtrkl .· 28 VINTON STRE£1 - Th• IS a 3 bedroom. l story home 1ntllffn in very good condrt~n. Hasalum.sidng 118 M:RES OF NATURE - II you klve 11'1! ootdoor>, wa• the trai5 oo tho land. Trees. 5 fXJnds. pertect b huntin& cam~ng or build a love~ home. Prir:ed ~ $25,000. !12186 IOCATIIM .:... 2ND AVE. -love~ 3 bedroom I flxrr p~ home. Extra nice carpet, m••er nrof, nice eat-in klchen plus lormal d~ng room. !12231 . ' NICE & PRIVATE! - DBL Will£ wtiH 2 ,.:RES ON BlACKTOP ROAD. 3 BR. l 1h 8AIH. FORMAL 00, UR, CELL/4l HOUSE, STORIGE BlOG. & 2 rAR GAR~£ KCSCHOOL liST. FANTASTIC BUY AT $32.000. NEW LISTING - COMMERCIAL BUILDING Located in town this brick buiding brings ~ $511.00 per month from 2tenants. 3rdfloor oould · be finished into another apartment Priced to sell at $49,900.00. !12255 IIINI FARM- The house~ excepoonat 1story llith upstairs unfirohed. full drWe-11 basement, 3 bedroorhs, iivins room, lonmal dil~& cathedral ooiling . in IP.rng room, Ioyer, modern klchen.larfl! garage and bam l~e new. Ashowy 6 pitls acres. Hurmllfoo Twp. Call for an lflPQiltment Tho i; rea~ nice' $51,000. #2218 FIRST FLOOR EVERYTHING - The u!ifllate rr conven~ Basernentless. Approx. 14 yrs , old, 3 bedroom ranch, lrep~ce and more. 2 car garage. stlra!e buifdrr& l6'x32' rr-ground' pool. Upper m . £!2146 POMEROY - You should see this house! Riverview. colfl)letely remodeled inside and out. 3·4 bedrooms, 2 baths. ,deck, centrol an ··and more. $36.~0 . 00 . - Really a nice 3 red room home with lu II basement and larfll' level lot. Carport & a great IQcation in lown. Must see. $34.000 .00 . !12213 ~1/E RIGHT IN - IIIIIEDIATE POSSESSION l<lrgeous well constructed br~k ranch. Si~~g doors off ma~er bedroom, livirlg room and knchen ll courtyard. Ou~oe l ~htin~ bui~-in antenna system. Also inckrdes l bedroom apartment · N2191 HOME IN THE WOODS - lM WJTH NATURE!- ~ h'ussil or bust~ 8eautilul, qu~l COly, comlortabl! and modern. 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths. kichen. d ~n g area, sewing room. Woodburner or e~ckc heal. fklwe~ . tarnaloes. and no frost last ~ Octoberl Pr<9J to sell .. $24,900. m« FARM IN BtDfORDTOWN· SHIP- Approximately 143 acres wilh 3 bedroom older home. Bam. lencing, sheds. Pasture land. limber acreage . Plus minerals. $47,500.00. CONVENIENCE.. ...is the word for this 3 red room, 2 bath home. Immaculate conditiln wrth many extras. family room and dining room. some appliances included with sale. , #2251 , low down payment l \! year I . located in Crown C1ty area. Nice corner home has , 3 bedrooms,P h baths, larfll' living room, eat-10 kitchen , ut1l1ty room and storage building Priced in the Jls. #2253 2 ACRES PWS IIOBILE. HOME - 19~ fmron. living room, baltt 3 bedrooms, underflllned . OWner movin& Wants sdd~ Call lor locat~n and deta1t On~ $20,000. . #2198 _. '-!""'ce. NEED U5TINGSIII •:th•re·lsWE still good quaHfled buyen. • •r .: II . • i ' . ::J.40 ACRES MORE OR USS- V«:ant ~nd. located incily school 'districl , I• lodly, I E.Miin 0 ' Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ATTENTION INVESTOR OR FIRST TIME HOME OWNER! Nice home in city offers 3 BRs, LR, bath, kitchen . gas heat and a 2 car unattached garage. Pnced at $19,!lJO Call today. . N!W USTING - Wfl'IT AOEALI BRIOI ~0 FRAME RANCH WITH PARTIAL BSMT. 3 BR, BATH. FULLY EQUPPED KITCHEN.LG.LR. CARPORT, STORIGE, All ON VERY NICE SIZE LOT. ANXIOUS 1tJ SELL LISTED AT $33,000.00. . 0 514 Second Avenue • -~EU.ENT BUILDING LOT- Partiaqy wooded, goodview mty 2 Jniles ~am city. Been surveyed and water tap 11111 for.Excellent to ;hNid tog cabrr oo. • . 140 ACRES - Wrth a lg home v.tth over ~000 SQ. K.lormal entry, fiR. and drrrrg room w/.ooden fklors, 4 bedrooms, l baths, 35 ft. ;at cabi1et Space in otclien-bar plls a barbl!que pit. Home l'os <Wooden Malta w1ndows. Home OI!Jality tlroughout. Cedar closets, !expensive light fixtures. Sfereo-intercom sy~em. Lg garage and '!lO.ksillp 32x:li feet. 16x32 n-ground pool, wood and coal :tltrnace hooked into teatingsystem.Tho ilrme has.hiL Give usa ;tall for more detai~. ' ' Farms...Residential..Lo~mtneeJrc:taq •• oOWNER WIU ACCEPT OFFER! - INCOME PROPERTI ~-ERCIAL RENTAL OffiCE SI'ACE or RESIDENTIAL - 35 ~. Is presenlly bellg used as a resdince and rentaL Renl.ll ~nit-2 bedrooms, l balfl, mod. k~chen wlh appliances, iv. rm .. lbs ~ cklset space, l car 15'rage. Resklential-flas LR. 2 IR,l 1h i}lath, lg kilchen w/all app~nces, l car lllf3l!O, lg. back covered • · Nee level lawn. Excelent condom. ' '•, EASTERN AVENUE - OORNER lOT ON GALLIA OOUNTY'S BUSIEST HIGHWAY HAS POTENTIAL "AS CRAFT SHOP, BEAUTY SHOP. ETC. THE PRICE $25.000. ... ' 0 BONNIE STUTES - BROICEit JIM STITES- REALTOR 446-4206 ._EW USTING -City Propesty -Very nice 2 ~ory w/vinyl iding, large back yard. LP. w/woodburner. spacious ;.tountry kilchen with lois of handbu1it cabinets. family room, "ffice carpet and wallpaper. Priced low 40's. POSSIBLE LAND :CONTRACT. $2 ,00'0.00 down payment, 9% lixed rate. <$350.00 per month. No points to pay or large clos ing costs. • z.IIEW LISTING · - Within city limits. Good building lot. i<rverlooks,t:ity, .978 acr~ more or less w/2 barns 111 property, 11so .816 acre more or less w/ a 2 bedroom home used lor venial property. let the rent help make your payment or live "'n the home. Won't sell separate. • :0NU $1200 DOWN PA~_!m.T- ~ ~~ Int. fixed $320 00 :Mlnth~ Payment P&l 30 yrs. Reduced $40.000.00. :a,o GRAIIDE , Just up from Bob Evans Farms: ~.000-$1,260 Down P-rment. $342.24 moatlily payment jl".&l. only 30 yr. 9\1% find. I acre ground, 4-5 bedrooms, 2 'baths, lg. worksillp, garage. 270.. REALTY THIS HOUSE HAS tiiP-ROvED · large rooms, 'plenty •.•,••••, something to you, j(lll ' home. 3 bedrooms, Ill swing for the nice big front 1974 ChevBYVtn Ph . 614-251· 1&89 or 814-441·1163 ahtr &p.m. foyer of one of the french City's filest formal LR, formal dinll& spac~us master· bedroom with office or sewing room ad~cent, den, 2 BRs u;Etm, .21h baths, 3 firep~ces. ergo fami~ room. so~num, coverlll patio; screenlll porch and much more. Call for an appl · I ·------~R~e-ai~E~s-:t-lt~e~G~e-n_e_m~l--~--~ - _•·_«_ goed cond, · 11,200.00. 304· lOT£: CHMIGE Ill UIIIEST lONEY DEPOSIT. PIU!NTLY IN ffF£tnti: EARliEST IIDNU O(POISIJIS UDO.OO UQARD· USS OF THE LIIHIIG PRICE. AID IUSI IE SUIIITTtD WITH EACH 810. I( ... fD 50 -~· ·WD ON. TIISI .IOPIITIJ CONTAct A lEAL ISTATI •oUI Ql lGINT Of 1001 (HO ~ IIUD.OWIII PICIPiiJI5 ot1 WHICH UlU CONII.ten lllliKUTID l't IIIOiffDIIlPILJO, 1'16,(0HSTJ:, CU.IIMINT lNDMAY (ONTINUI 1011 PIOOSSED AND(l05ED.lUUUSCOH'IIKU f011tl£ SALI Of UCifiN ~ 1 lllDNOPD11S IIKIIJIDIY lN AUTMDIIIlDIEPilSlN1ATM,OJHUOONOI Anlll Al'lll3D MUST CDNTAI OIT fOllOWitG I'IOYBIDM u•n IHI HOf1tl (OfntA(f1' .. 111S SW~ TOlE FIIIANCIUY AN FIU·IItii.IIEOM11 Glll. 1H1 aCCmiiKl OJ filS mHdACT 1Y IUD IS (QHTIHGENT UPON lll AUIHOIIN tl' MUD TO INSUII MOITGlll: l1 Til TNI 111 SALt IS ClOSID." · General Hauling or 114-448· 1175 or 114-446· I c'::-:9~11-:·c--::-"-;-::-::""-::;-:- 446-66l0 197& ptymouth. 4 door , air. Cf\ltlt1 PS. PB. good cond, , SSO(I . 2454. The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-D, 7.:: Va . 86 · General Hauling 896·3802 ' WATE~PROOFING Unconditional lfetime auaran· le,e. Local rlferen* furnl1hed. Free esthmtet.. Call collect 1-614-237-lMSS, d.., or night. Roae' r l Ba1eme. nt Wtt..,roofing; 1972 FLH Harley Davidson FUiydrH~ With 1&,000miiH c.• 614·992-2817 . *'' .10DI drHtlitg. Moet Walla cqmpleted 11m1 d..,. Pump .... lind IIF\Iice'. 30 4 · 441·4477 4870 or 814-379.'2220 , 19&p ·Ford T·Bird. loaded . un Chevy Cheyenne pick up, both have auto tr•nami11Mln. PB, PS . 304·87115-5281 . 86 1982 GMC S-1&10ngbld, ecyl. '11 Ford UD, air cond, crui11. ~~:::::;::;;::::::;;:::=== !Wgh '76 Cldlllae Coupe De Ville, new 76 Auto Parts trt/tsml~tion t~;too.oo. Bath & Accessories good cond, 304-171-1721 . . '0 Stately £ 8mith · 1 ' 1879 Mercury Capri, 304-175- ~~~=pr~lrsor.r;~ru~·~~:~~ ~w.g~1:~u~~~~~"~ ~~~r:~ra Real Estate General 9112-7207. SINGLE. FAMILY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES . • 42ACI!S• ing in 1978. 3 bedlr?Orns.. room log home, 1248 sq. ft.living space plus partial basement Electric heat pump with supplemental wood stove, nice large sundeck. fence around property. 5,000 p1ne tr~ (Christmas) set out Nice home . wt by itself in tile country. Also 25ft. x25ft. new barn. All of this tor ONLY $49.900. Won't last long. #649 Vtrgtnia Pomeroy- Middlepo'rt- Gallipdlis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, EACHOFFICEIS .. ·DON'T HAVE IIUCH EITIIA liONFI? - ~I:IKI)' seems to these days.!hal's why tho 3 bedroom ranch thlt ~circles a Itt r:l extras oon't fust too ion& VA or FHA welcome. CaH now and see today! #2171 Re1l &llleCorpor;ation . Prf'l~ in1U.S.A. Eq"u• l 1-lousihgOpportunity $) OPERATED. t• '• \ } I �• • ' \ \ •~ Page-0·8-The Sunday Times·Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. ., SUNDAY PUZZLER L__ _:::::~======~=::~~=::~~::::::::=::~~~=~~:::__j ACIIOU F..,., 12 . 1 RUaflll plain 7 Extra 17 M1dfchi81 plant at More sacred 22 Men 23 A.!JuiM 24Female 25 Either 26 Microbe 28 Respond .3Q Sober 32 -lib 33 Spllnkle 35 "- Service" 37 Sanll39 Facts 40 Consumed 41 Part of "to be" 43 Highway 45 MUICIIIar conti'ICIIOn 47 Cerium symbol 48 Aroma 49 Proofreader's . mark 52 Ambush · 54 Join the army 56 Masts 57 Recover 511 Send forth 61 Oisp.lched 62 Son of Noah 83 City In Russia 64 latin conjunction 811 Greek letter 67 Fondle • 66 Earth's satellite ~ Spanilll: abbr. 7t Rlvw llland 72 Hawaiian wreaths 74 Shaipen 76 N.w network 77 In behalf Of 78 Tellurium symbol 79 Military ttudents 81 Weight of India 82 Depollts 83 Unill oi ltaillll CUri'IIIC)' 64 A Reiner 86 Edge 87 Bind Dl color .. Alcoholic .,.,.IQM 00 Flood 92 Paradise 94 Withered 95 W$nderers ~ Vituperation 97 Seesaw 99 Hyson 100 Arabian chieftain 10t Long, loose gown 102 Cudgels 103 Weapon 105 l"acked away · 101 Exist t09 Naval oH. t 10 Sailors 1t 1 Argue t 13 Graceful bird 114 Evening: poetic t 15 Dysprosium symb91 116 Young girl 117 Capuchin monkey 118 Chart 120 Erbium symbol 121 Enthusiastic 122 Is Ill 123 Hit hard; slang t24 Case for small articles 126 Harm t28 Take unlawfully 130 Free from firmness t32 Sins 134 Helped 135 Young salmon 136 Myself 137 Choir voice 139 Consumes 141 Concerning 142 River, in Spain 143 Moidl.d mass of bread 145 Fragment 147 Kind of tide t49 Excavate 152 Negative prefix 153 Aimless scribble 155 Germ~n seaport 157 Grinding machine 159 Negative 180 Memorandum 162 Prophets 164 Ventilated, 166 Plundered 166 Develop t69 Wipe oui 170 Numbers game 171 Flocks DOWN 1 Display 2 Ripped 3 Spanish article 4 Hog 5 Equal 6 Mistake 7Samarlum symbol 8 Equality 9 Fish sauce · • 10 River ducks 1t Avoid · 12 Grad·IO·be 13 Footllke part ! 14 Mimicked 15 Edit 16 Raise the spirit of 17 Mellow t8 Chlnell8 distance' measure 19 Public speaker 20 Church officials 27 Debatable 29 Conveys 31 Tantalum syniboi 34 Goal 36 Female horse 38 Slumbering 40 Actor West 42 Repast · 44 Tille of respect 46 After·dlnner candy 48 Unlock 49 Southeastern European 50 Eag!e's nest 51 Agave plant 53 Fruit seeds 55 Saint: abbr. 56 Footwear · 58' Sewing Implement 60 Makes lace 62 Drunkards 65 Stalemate 68 Apportion 69 More painful 70 Newspapers, collectively 72 Big 73 Thoroughfares 75 legal matters 76 Iterates 77 Keener79 Reason November 16, 1986: . Rams lose to .Patriots in last period ~~!§~D~ZND!Rha!~~~~a~a~~c~~to ~'!m~c~~~~~~~ CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) President Reagan, lacing global fallout over dealings with Iran, met Saturday .with British Prime 80 Takes one's part 82 Fathers 83 Black and blue 84 Suit of playing · cards: pl. 86· Encountered 88 Soak, as flax 89 Females 90 Confronted 91 Bl.ack 93 Omission of duty 95 Recompense 97 Fi.aps 98 Actress McClanahan 102 Foreman t04 Tnle t06 Be In debi t07 Soft woolen fabric 108 Finished · ItO Irritate 1It Motives 112 The day ot the month 114 Avoided 116 Falsifier 117 Narrow opening 119 Unadulterated · 121 Mohammedan noble t22 Danish island 123 Therefore 125 Country of Asia _!27 Cooled lava 128 Season of year 129 Clothesmaker 130 Chief 131 Standard 133 Stalk )36 Antlered animal 138 Wireless set 140 Goes by water 143 Befloldl 144 Insect 146 Saucy 14~ Scheme 150 Arrow polson 151 Deities 153 Condensed moisture 154 Bitter vetch ' 158 Clear profit 158 Game at cards 161 As far as 163 Compass point t65 Achieve , 167 Thoron symbol ·stand 11 nited against terrorism and ease European worries about how far he would go for an atms pact with Moscow. the agenda as Thatcher al!ived. at the presidential retreat m the. Catoctm Mountains for a three·. hour visit that began with a: one-on-one meeting and con ~ tlnued over lunch with aides. . ' While U.S. offlcials said Rea-· gan was eager to reaffirm ntS: commitment to profect Euro-: pean security and combat terror-: Ism, the furor over nls &ecret, overtures to Iran cast a ·shadow: ·over the talks with Thatcher. T.-1~ In London, opposition leader: Denis . Healy siammed the Iran: -:-1-:-1-i:+~· operation as "stupefylngly incredible" and char!J'd Reagan: had "broken ranks" with other Ohio Lottery Daily Numlwr 603 Louo -Page 3 3840-2~6-14-19 at y ' Vol.36, No.137 , COj)yrighted 1986 government .' more restrained than·otre.fs that saw a double standard in Reagan· shipping arms to Iran while urging them to take a hard lineagainst terrorism, only hinted at criticism, npling at face value that. he said his refusal to,. capitulate to terroris ts .remained· In force. *FINANCING AVAILABLE *LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS *WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD REFRIGERATOR •17 cu. ft. •Frost Free •Cantilever shelves •Full width freezer •See thru shelf crispers ONLY $6 r995 •• WHITE WESTINGHOUSE WHITE WESTINGHOUSE WASHER ModellA400J • DE400J •Heavy duty large capacity •Single speed •3 position water level. REG. $439.95 .ONLY $3 7500 DRYER •Heavy duty dryer •4 Temp sett.ing •2 Hour time dry. REG. S329.9S ONLY $2 7900 f' enttne 1 Section, 10 Pages 2& Cef}tl A Multimedia Inc. N-spaper · Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday, November 17, 1986 . ' By LF;E LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter C:OLUMBUS (UPil - The work of the Ohio General Assembly for 1986 wlll he completed this week ail lawmakers concentrate on tax relief. Insurance an(! civil justice reform and a S2 ~!lllon financial plan to build a high-speed rail passenger system. Both Ihe Senate and House convene at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday and will work through Friday, ending the 116th legislative session. , · The House Ways and Means Committee has scheduled a meeting for Thursday morning on a personal and corporate tax-cut bill, which has cleared the Senate and probably will reach the House floor Friday. The tax cut Is designed to offset a windfall In state revenues because certain exemptions, credits and deductions have been eliminated by the federal tax reform bill. Ohio' s tax structure is based on federal taxable Income. The bill contains a 7 percent reduction In personal Income tax rates In 1987 and another l percent the year after. . The top-corpOrate lax bracket Is bwered, and corporate Income from $25,000 to ~0,000 a year is taxed at a lower rate, giving small businesses a break. In addition. according to sponsors. corporate chieftains would be encouraged to move to Ohio by a reduction In the tax rate on lridlvldual Income over $100,000. Meanwhile, the Senate will vote Wednesday on a pair of lesser tax relief bills ,already passed by the House. One offers a 25 percent state income tax credit on the cost of day care for children and adult dependents of families earning less than $30,000 a year. The other expands the state income tax credit ~ for elderly, low-income homeowners. The income ceiling for the program would be raised from · $15,000 a year to $16,500. A joint legislative conference committee will continue negotiating the lerms of a complex civil justice and insurance reform package passed in different forms by the Senate and House . The legislation Is aimed at providing conimcrcialllabllity insurance, now unavailable In many cases. to businesses and local governments ala reasonable cost. Lawyers, business groups, insurance companies and consumer groups have been tangling over the provisions of the legislation for months. Sen. H. Cooper Snyder, R-Hlllsboro. chairman of the conference committee, said the insurance portion of the package Is strong, and he wants an equally strong segment lo eliminate fr ivolous lawsuits and excesslve .damage awards. ' ' 1 upper 30S. Cloudy Tuesday,' with a chance of rain 1111d highs between 4S and 50. ne probability of precipitation 18 -10 percen.t tonight and to percent Tue•day. · Legislature to act on pending hills this week: / WHITE WESTINGHOUSE cli~~:~d!olf rain and a low In the • • Wi~!rn ;:~~~~~-r REG. '759.95 '\ . The House is scheduled to vote Wednesday ori a· new $2 biliion financing plan, without taxpayer·!;; money. for a high-speed rail passenger network , · · criss-crossing Ohio. Devotees of the rail system lost a public vote· several years ago, but that plan was to be financed with an increase in the state sales tax. This plan Involves the sale oft ax-exempt bonds and the purchase of higher-Interest treasury. notes. The Interest would be used to pay tbe interest on the bonds and finance studies and engln.eerlng work on the rail system. By Oct . 1, 1990. the General Assembly would have to decide whethPr to go ahead and building the train system linking Cincinnati with Colum· bus. Cleveland and other cities. The Senate Finance Committee already has scheduled a Thursday morning hearing on the rail financing proposal , so it may reach the Senate floor Friday. · Takeover Benefit response ·cheers organizers " It gavP me a real good feeling to see something like this come off so well. We were just trying to do something for the kids." Those were the sentiments of George Thacker shortly after the conclusion of the recent Coal Miners' Jamboree, which was held In the Meigs High School gymnasium to benefll the Gallia County Children's Home and the Children's Services of Vinton, Jackson, Gallia, Meigs and Mason counties. "We knew it was going to he a lot of work, but the coo peration was just super by everyone Involved," added 'Thacker, an employee at, Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs No. 1 mine, who was credited with the lnltlal 'idea for the jamboree. "There's a lot of super talent around here, and its shows what you can do If you work alii," he said. As was the case with many of the other workers and performers for the jamboree which drew an estimated crowd of 600 - Thacker Is a man of ·will fail, 'c h a i r m a n - many. titles. Also president of Local 1890 of the United Mine Workers of America, Thacker Is a member of the Coal Miners' Christmas Planning Committee of Southeastern Ohio - which organized the event - and served as one of the guest performers. Other featured artists at tbe thrre-hour musical show were the River Junction Bluegrass Band, The Murphy Family and Robin Kessinger. the 1985 National Flat-Picking Champion. Individuals who performed a variety of country, bluegrass and gospel music included Larry Lightner, Rachel Pridemore, Keith Davis and Frank Cook. A special guest who also made a surprise visit at the jamboree was none other than Santa Claus. Santa, played by Max Whitlatch, a shuttle car operator at Meigs No. 1. delighted the children In the crowd with candy and other goodies. "When you stop to consider the spirit and enthusiasm of these ·believes AKRON IUPIJ - The chair· man of the Goodyear Tire and .. Rubber Co. said he is confident of.' thwarting the takeover attempt by corporate . raider James Goldsmith, but fears what would happen If Goldsmith wins. ' Robert Mercer said that If Goldsmith wins control of Goo· dyear, the Akron company could lK' destroyed. He would not d)scuss details of Goodyear's restructuring plan aimed at the takeover, or how stopping JAMBOREE PERFORMANCE -Lead vocal· Meigs High School gymnasium In Pomeroy. many jobs might be lost. 1st Larry Lightner, center, hells out a country Lightner wa.• just one of nearly :II performers who "There are two outcomes. We tune at the recent Coal Miners' Jamboree at the played and sang at the three-hour benefll ~how. control the company, which Is the on~ I'm confident we're going to individuals. It makes you In addition lo Thacker, Davis Jack Stplllngs and Gary Evans, be able to do ," Mercer said, proud," said Paul Brennan, the and Whitlatch, other members of all of whom we•·e employees at Saturday, "or the other outcome emcee of the event, who works In Ibe Coal Miners' Christmas Plan- Meigs No. l . Is that we don't. And If we don 't, I SouttJern Ohio Coal Co. Is a don 't know what happens to ·all the public affairs office for the ning Committee of Southeastern American Electric Power Ser- Ohio include: Mike Busklrk. mining su bsidiarY of the Ameri- that stuff !Goodyear's preseace· . vice Corp. "It 's a personal Chris Bailey. Johnny McGuire, can t;: lertrie Power System. the in Akron). !think It winds ul) in jrlvllegefor me just toworkwlth Terry We~ t. Carl Thompson. na tion's largest consumer of Switzerland." thesepeople ." · coal . The investment bid of Golds· · mith leaves Goodyear "the risk of being destroyed ," Mercer said in an Interview puljllshed' in Sunday' s Akron Beacon JournaL It was Mercer's ·flrst publls~d 74, was recently assassinated by Since then Kim has kept a SEOUL, South Korea <UP! I Kim was born April 15. 1912, Kor ea. As with Germany, fhe interview since takeover specu~ North Korean President Kim a group of disenchanted mlllt ary while Korea was under Japanese · division became permanent. strong army posed on the 38th lation beean In early October. _ 11-Sunjl has been shot to death, men. colonial nile. His father was a Kim was Installed by lhe Soviets Parallel, but South Korea deveAccording to a Seou I news- rural schoolteacher who took as the leader of North Korea. loped a military force of Its own the S'outh Korean Defense Minis'Mercer said he first suspected try said today, quoting an an- paper report from Tokyo, the part In anti-Japanese polllical In 1950, Kim sent his Soviet - and U.S. troops have remained trouble in ea rly October after nouncement broadcast by North rumors said Kim was the target activities. His original name was equipped troops charging across poised al the southern fringe of Merrill Lynch & Co. bought a Korean military loudspeakers of an assassination a llempt In Kim Jung-Soo, but be later the :§!th Parallel In an effort to lbe DMZ. large block of Goodyear stock. early October. Most of those chan!J'd It to Kim II·Sung, after a unite Korea by force. A U.S. In January 1968 a North along the Korean border . Goodyea r contacted Merrill counteraltack sent Kim 's forces Korean suicide squad slipped Ministry spokesman Lee Involved In the plot had fled to legendary Korean patriot . Lynch , but the brokerage firm Hun~·s hlk said there was no . China, the report said. Kim embr~ed communism as reeling back. Massive interven- into the South Korea capital of refused to dlsclosp dPI ails, Others Involved In the assassi- a teen-ager while attending high tion by Ch!nese troops •saved Seoul and nearly succeeded In an official confl•'llatlon from any MercH said . North Korean Information nation attempt finally killed Kim school In northeast China, which North Korea from a military attempt to assassinate President "Th~y went Into tbelr cloak.. of outlets on the loudspeaker broad· while the North Korean govern- also was under Japanese ruiP. collapse and the three-year war Park Olu ng He e. secrecy and we said. 'Uh-oh, ment In Pyongyang was pressing North Korean historians say Kim ended In a stalemate. cast made Sunday. Afew days later, Nor th Korean Ihere cou ld be a problem,' but we North Korean loudspeakers for China to return the would-be led troops In anti-Japanese camAfter bng negotiations, a Ko- warships seized a U.S. Navy had no Idea how big a probiPm," paigns In the 1930s. He spent most rean War truce !hat still holds electronic spy ship, the USS installed along the !55-mile assassins, the report said. Mercer said . Kim, who has ruled North ri World War II In tbe Soviet was signed In 1953. Kim signed Pueblo, off the North Korean border stopped making lis usual Goodyeur has since entprcd a . coast. Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher and broadcasts and said that Kim Korea since the founding of tbe Union. 1tJe papers for North Korea : his restr ucturing progarm , which communist state at the end of died of gunshot wounds. Soviet forces occupied Korea opposite number was U.S. Gen. his &'i-man crew spentll months Includes the sa le of some busiThe Seoul government an- World War II, visited Moscow north of the 38th Parallel in 1945 Mark Clark. who drove away In In North Korean jails. The United nesses and ih<' elimination of nouncement followed wides- Oct. 22-26. at the end of the war as part of a tears , saying It was the first war States finally signed an apology jobs, in an allempt to thwart th~ Kim has been grooming his deal with the United States, the United States had failed to to get them out , then disowned pread rumors in Tokyo that Kim, takeover attempt. Kim Jong-11, 44, as his successor. whtch moved Its troops Into South win. the entire matter. Mercer. who has worked for Goodyear for .'!9 years and became chairman In 1982. said many of the decisions apjll'ar ,to be undoing the work that tias made the company a world D-Vt. , vice chairman of the leader. slonal committees. By NORMAN D. SANDLER ties that were Involved ." The formal reporting, he said, The opera tlon, which broke a Senate Intelligence Committee, WASHINGTON (UP!) -Con"These dec is Ions . are tough gress, angry at having been kept . will. be ~one by CIA Director public stricture against arms said Reagan has only the-'lexlbllin the dark, beglnNcrutlnlzlng William Casey, who was ordered sales to Iran to gain innuence lty to r!.'port " In a timely fashion " because the.v' re dlstastPful and secret White House overtures to . by Reagan In January · to not · with less radical elements there. - not almost 11 months after the other decisions are creative . decisions." hr said. Iran this week but could hit a inlorm even key oversight com- "will he laid out in great detail" authorlzlng'the arms sales. " That was put In there In case ·stone wall of executive privilege mittees about the back-channel though lar"'ly In secret, Pain· "But ~ your objective In lif~ - ls diplomacy·. In Its drive to get to lhe facts. dexter said on the NBC News ' something happens at three to come In and say, 'Fellows, With severa:t committees plan- program "Meet the Press." o'clock on Sunday morning," what do we liquidalP todav to House Democratic leader Jim The administration briefed se. Leahy said. "You're not going to jack up !'be Is toe~) price? - ·now Wright charged Sunday that ning Inquiries, Poindexter asPresident Reagan violated the serted there is ample precedence lected members of Congress last bring the congressional commit - thai 's nol lhe way we run the · law by waiting until after the fact that senior White House officials, week only after the operation tees togetber at thrre o'clock on a business ." to Inform Congress oilS months as opposed to Cabinet officers, was exposed by the Iranian Sunday morning. But 11 months ? The price of Goodyear stock ' Nobody can call 11 months has go ne from $12 a sharE> to $48 a of clandestine contact ~ with Iran. "are not in the habit of testifying government. before Cong'ress." timely .'' The White House defended the "We have to ~all attention to share slnet' the takeover attempt Leahy, Interviewed on ABC 's began. the' fact that these laws were "I have talked to some of the decls ion to wi\hhold the lnforma-. written for a very clear purpose, appropriate leadership on the lion on grounds of protecting "This Week with David Brinkand that purpose was to avoid Hill and I will make arrange· Iranian contacts and American ley," labeled the undertaking "a WArriNG HIS TURN He said it Is "frightening" to fiasco" and its Impa c t see how easy a takeover can mistakes In foreign policy," ments to talk Informally with hostages iii Lebanon. Former National Security ad· Poindexter said amendments ''devastating.'' Wright said on the CBS News them," Poindexter said. "There vlser Robert McFarlane occur. program "Face the Nation." to the National Security Act qf Poindexter, Secretary of State watched an: monitor Sunday wlll be hearings In whtch I will "This fellow !Goldsmith) just 1947, which establish requlre- George Shultz and former na- represents one guy who Is capa. National security adviser John not participate." while walling lor his turn to tional security adviser Robert ble of doing it. But 'how about If Poindexter, who ran the operam~nts for reporting covert acappear on ABC's "11lls Week Nonetheless, he said , "I am tion from the White House. anxious that tbey hear from me tions to Congress, "clearly pro- McFarlane, the secret emissary some foreign governments deWith David Brinkley." Indicated he and other top to understand the thinking on our vide" Reagan had the legal right Reagan sent to Tehran In May, cided that they wanted to destroy McFarlane wu questioned on presidential advisers may balk If part · behind this project and to withhold the details. all made television appearances our Industrial base?" MPrcer his init18lon to Iran for PresiHowever, Sen. Patrick Leahy, Sunday dent Reagan. (UPI) called to testify before congres- understand some of th!l subtle· said. . North Korean leader reported dead; denial issued @ 1986 United Postal • • res•gnallon " Feature Syndicate ARMSTRONG CEILINGS ' FI BEI~GLAS urged by .chainnan WASHINGTON (UPii' - Rep. William Fotd, D-Mich., chairman of the House Post Office and 'clvU Service Committee, Is urging the resignation of John McKean as chairman of 1he Poata,l Service Board of Governors tor urging that a firm with which he had financial Interest be retained by the board . 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