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The flat monthly rate for ~party line customers would increase from $10.30 to $14.85 and monthly bills for four-party line customers would go from $9.30 to , , gS\a.r-. . PIJI!sa.~ · IISSIIIollltSIM~ - -Ilfi!!I · ~Mt,. - ID11l116 · ~iS~aJs()'' prop(iShig' ·1o lntrcidi.i~"usage - t:;,~se · · wJthln the industry In the las t Sensitive Service" in four Ohio exchanges··Bellevue, . year. No longer does the iqdu~try receive long ==HurGii;-" Mvntrosc""W"""id ·ea'A"'H iirtNr. u -c;apyiVV~U't~-==-~manL't:" ..-evenue=-~Ubsidj~ a:nd-GTE"""ruiS a"~6-"="$3!1.16. business phones would be higher.· percent reduction in long distance revenue since May servlce would mean that the customer should ·pay a Other to be rriade, pending approval of the lower flat monthly rate for phone use and then "so 1984. rate Increase include: · · much per Ideal message," Ramey said. Since deregulation of the industry: the whole Raising pay phone calls from 20 cents-to 25 ..cents., In other words, ·customers maktng frequent locai country has been divided into Local Access Transport Adding a 1.5 percent flnancl' ch3rge ori amounts callS would pay higher phone bills than customers Afleas. Ohio has eight LATAs. Pomeroy is in the carried forward from monthly btlls. maktng fewer calls. Columbus LATA. And a monthly charge of 23 cents for Inside wtrlng. · Noted Ramey, '"Phone bills go down 60 percent of Phone companies can only provide Joqg distance As explained by Phil Ramey, GTE'sdistrict service the time under Usuage Sensltlve Service." The other service inside its particular LATA. For example, manager, the inside wlrlng charge has always been · ~ percent of the time, phone hills go up. . GTE can handle a ·call from Pomeroy to Columbus included In the nat rate. However, In an effort to but not . from Pqmeroy to Cleveland because Other •·exchanges, includl!)g Pomeroy, would be' "unbundle" the flat rate, this charge Is to becOme a regraded to Usuage Sensitive Service as equipment to Cleveland is ,in a different LATA . .. separate charge . . provide the service becomes available. (Continued on page A-31 ·· 'lbnes&!lltluel staff ...1 " " . · GALLIPOLIS-ColumblaGasof 0hlo has annount'ed a rate decrea5e that will lower the average home gas bill by about 20 cents a month for Its 6,1n) customers in the GaJIIaMelgsarea. AccOrding to Jake M. Koebel, ~;.;ii1t'~~~~·~~;man~ . , the agerforthelocal · decrease o! ;;:-. the adjustment we have Public Utilities Commission," Koebel sald. Ohio's gas cost recovery mecha· ntsm allows a utility to recover Its costs for gas purchases on a dollar-for-dollar basis, with no profit. The mechanism allows changes In gas costs to be passed on to customers. Filings are made every three months to reflect current gas cO.ts. Costs of · company operations ·.other than the costs of purchasing gas supplies are covered in separate .general rate filings. .. , , . •..- ·~~ "· river PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. - Thursday hearing lo ~enter on issue of deinstitutionalization The sheriff's department was notified of the accident at about 1 · By JU;VJN KELLY Tlmes&!ntinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Local concerns on the effects of releasing the .mentally ill and mentally retarded into the community are expected to be aired when a state legislative panelmeetshereThursday. The select committee chaired by State Rep. · Jolynn . Boster, D· Gallipolis, will meet at the Gallla County Senior Citizens Center, startlhg at 3 p.m. Th<' hearing Is expected to tentatively last four hours, sald Nancy Powers. Boster's legislative aide. The committee was created last . November hy Ohio House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr. to· Investigate t~e effects delnstltutionallzation - release of clients and patients into comnn'unltycare- has had. The body of a 24-year-old Henderson man, and the car in which ·he was pinned, were recovered from tbe · Kanawha River near Henderson at about 10:35 a.m. Saturday, a spokesman for the Mason County Sherlffs Departrnent .sald. The spokesman Identified the victim as James E. Cottrlll Jr. The body has been transported to the state medical examiner's office in Soiath CPa-rleoton 1o1- .,; '~ .... According to a sheriff's depart· ment report, Cottrill was appar· ently driving a 1972 Ford Maverick ·· south on Route 35, about -one-fourth . mile from Henderson. when the car plunged over an embankment and Into the river. -···. about two per 1,001 cubic feet was made as part of the period!~ review of tuercosts required by the PubllcUtllltlesCommisslonofOhio. The decrease wlll take effect In March. The average customer uses about 10,000 cubic feet a mont!) on an ~nnual basis, accordlqg to company 1 THURSDAY Jq;AIUNG - The select c:ornmltte<icbalred by "•-•- .,_ Jolynn """" •..,p. Boster, 1). Gallipolis, wiD meetattheGama +;-~.:~a-m~id~;.--. ~Sa~t;'!f~a;y, .rd ~t~h~e -~spo;,·~~~s~~an~~~;~;~~wi~l~l~m;e~an;~a;ddi~-~-~~;!"'!I!! ~r,J;!fu!l!ILC!t!o.!er,~ - ~ Polat Plea&llllt and VaHey volunteer Ore RESCUE WORK - department re8C1Je workers prepare lo pull a car- bt which thlibody of James E. Coltrlll Jr., 21, Henderson, was pinned- !rom the Wver. deput.les discovered a part of the car . over the embankment but · efforts, to locate the rest of the vehicle and driver proved unsuc· cesStul, tl)e spokesman said. At 9 a.m. Saturday, members of the Point Pleasant and Valley volun· teer fire departments beg311 dragging the river and at around 10; 45 , the car and Cottrill's hod)' were recovered from the river about 12 feet from t~e embankment , the spokesman added. . The accident remains under Investigation by the Mason County Sherlff's Department. ho Ilona! layoffs or shutdowns at Gallipolis Developmental Center and the Athens Mental, Health Center, thetwomajorstatefacllltles inBoster's<!jstrict. "Most· committee members are · from areas where ihere are state facilities," Powers said. "We have heard from employees' unions and . from group homes." The earnrilittee has held three hearings, starting with 'two in Columbus and one in Cincinnati last Thursday. The committee 'is expeeled to meet in Cambrldgt~on this Thursday moining before travel- urs. ~------ lingtoGallij>olts. "We're hearing from the community, from providers, family members, doctors and experts," Powers said. "We' re pleased with the variety of people we've heard from. U they have to make decisions, the committee will try to make sure every ~pect of opinion is heard." · Powers said the comlnittee Is . · urging people planning to testify to contact the committee as soon as possible by calling Boster's Co!um I Continued on page A3i State, local insurers assess Ohio financial responsibility law . . ' By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'lbnes-Sentlnel staff GALLIPOLIS - An evaluation Ohio's financial responslhility Jaw by the State Department of ,Highway Safety says more motorists than ever before are financially capable of paying for damages they cause in traffic accidents. State Highway Safety Director Kenneth R. Cox said 'the analysts shows two Important accomplishments. One Is a significant increase in the volume of UabUity coverage being wrttten by the insurance Jndustry in Ohio. The other Is a major reduction in the . numbeJ ~ of 'lns!lmces._in which motorists are accident· ' damages they caused. said, "we were swamped. But a Jot of people let their A survey of 23 major auto insurers in Ohio reveals coverage lapse after they got their plates. It seems new policies written in the first quarter of 1984 more like an awful lot of drivers are still wlthout coverage than doubled from the same period in 1983, the report and they're not being penalized !Ike they are supposed said. Total policies Issued rose from 120,301 to 254,7T/ to be." . In the period examined by the OhiQ Insurance Ruth Ann Yeauger of the .Davis-Qulckel Agency in Institute. Pomeroy agreed. "We've had a lot of people who buy Locally, two Insurance agencies say that while they insurance who are just complying with the Jaw. We've have written a greater num~r of policies over the had more business but you would lx1surprised at ·how past year, there are·still too many drivers operating !Tlany people are driving wlthout insurance." While tM system still has some bugs, Saunders said their vehicles without the appropiate llablllty the nO·fault legislation passed by some states is not a coverage. .. · "When . the Jaw first came into , effect,'' John viable solution. "Even though we're stUI paying for of Saunders·Evans·Insun!nciOr Gallipolis·--··Some aocldents,''~Saunders sai(["""thls abetter - -. -: saunders Tawls Farm belt lawmakers push rural credit bill ·Fed chief predicts continued growth despite budget deficit , WASH~GTON (AP) - Federal Reserve Board otflcials are predict· lnganotheryearofsteadyeconomlc growth despite thedangerspo.sedby gtant federal budget deficits. · · Federal ~Chairman Paul · Volcker, in an appearance Friday before the Senate Budget Cornrilit· ~. refused q, disclose the exact arow!h rate the central · bank Js expecting for next year. But he-did sa,y die Fed'aeoonomlc pro~ns were close to the 4 liercent growth ·rate being predicted by the Reagan admlnlltratiOn and the 3.5 percent rate torecaat by the Conaresatonar make meaningfUl reductions In budget deficits or face future dangers, he was generally upbeat about the econorillc progress that has been made since the 1981-82 rece!!slon and successful efforts to controltnflatlon. ''The past two years have demonstrated highly encouraging progress · toward return~ the economy to a path of sustained growth and stability," Volcker !Old the senators. In a~rateappearance Friday, Federal Reserve VIce Chairman Preston Martin allo expressed ~ailed sOn-landing In l!ei,'' Martin said In a speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Votcker, in his appearance before the Bu4get Conunlttee, said It was dangeroos to think that economic prospects .wJII be bright in the short·tenn l1 Congress falls to cut federal spending this year and ·reduce the giant budget deficit. He repeated his contention that at least$Mbllllon in deftclt reductl.<m Is needed to assure financial markets. The budget President Reagan sent tOG~ eartler this week would opt;b)1Jsm2_~ "-· ·-"In broad terms, the US. economy appears to be approaching a · year betlinnJng Oct. l ;" step than no-fault" Under no-fault Insurance, each driver in an accident would submit a claim to his carrier, no matter who was at fault. and tlie carrier would pay the claim. , One possible solution, Saunders feels, wo~id be similar to Jaws passed in some other states which allows for the confiscation of license plates If a driver lets his coverage lapse by not paying the premiums. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles said that nearly 17,001 motorists were fourid in 1984 to be lackiqg the necessary coverage at the time they were required to show proof, namely, at a court appearance for a tra!fie vlolatlo~ of after an accident r§l(lrt wasilled. (Co.ntinued·on page A:3l WASHINGTON (AP) - Farm tion to move this on a fast track ," Belt lawmakers are hoping that Daschle told a news conference quick Houseactlonona credit-relief Friday. bill will pressure the Reagan He said that while several administration into eXpanding the senators are readying their own loan package It offered this week to version for Introduction, supporters have hot , received the critical financially strapped fanners. The blll's sponsors say they have conunilment for prompt conslderatlontheyneedfromSenateMa]orlty recelved promiseS from Democratlcleadersforpromptconsldera· Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan. tlon of the measure with an eye toward a final vote by the end oi The House sponsors that Februliry. unless action Is taken quickly, many Rep. Tom Daschie, 0-S.D., and farmers wlll be unable to hoiTOW othE'rbackerssaythetrstrategylsto e!Wugh money to plant crops this · either get the proposal through · spring. Farmers. they say, are Congress within 45 days or butld being squeezed hy high debt levels enough of a groundswen that the low commodity prices and shrtitk: ad!nlnlstratlon will carry OUt _,t,be'"="ln,.~'-'"·"~ul\11'> nf !he land, !l'J!Jdl:'.g&~-.;J~ provisions administratively. machinery they use as collateral for "There' san absolute determina· loans. say Federal R enrve Board ChairPAid Volcker amolrell a. .cigar durlriJ an appearance before the Seaate BudiM Commlijee on Capitol HID Friday. Volcker repealed wanlinp &hat OWl =·==~= dellcl&a· �-==========:;-::=::.~:;-,--::-;:=======-::-co;_;-:~;c-=-=- - - - --- .. ~ -~=---.- -.·- . ' ' ,Comme~tary and ·perspective eather:~--------...;..._....., Page-A-2 February 10. 1985 weather. This~ stnrm was a rather disorganized collection of low pressure centers that stretched !rom southern Canada to t11f Texas panhandle. The center of low prt!Ssure will be over the lower Mississippi Valley by Sunilayevent~~g on a course towaro, or just sooth Of, !lie Ohio Valley, If the low pressure follows the right path it could mean some significant snow for some part of Ohio. It was quite cold across the state Fliday nlgllt clear skies, light winds and a snow rover all combined to allow the mercury to drop close to zero everywhere and below zero In a lot of lOcations. Snowfall, Virginia style----=--=-== :.1:.a__m_es_;_].__·K~ilea"-"-t-"-ric~k. A Division of t!2:r11ilril Ave., G8lllplills, Ohl,o (614) 446-2342 ' SCRABBLE, Va, - One writes The snow began a little after 4 five inches of white lllitting to hungry lumberjacks, On a nearby from the everyday ti'E'e is a suet holder, AU day the insulate US about snowia ll in the Blue Rldge p.m. By 5 o'clock, when I turned on ~ ld Mountains with a sense of hesita· an outside Ught and had a peek, the sounds of country life. No school bus woodpeckers have .....~wor : on 1 tlon that approaches difference, flakes were falling in great steady goes rattling by at 7:48. No one Is it. A female bluejay, · rag;in as .Stacked against the blizzards of sheets. Briefly a wind came ~P _ ripping the air with a cl!ainsaw. No a bagwoman on tfhe' hWas gi';;: 1 Nebraska and the awe.Ome snows . just enough to.whipupsomespatula . pickup trucks are moving on streets, pushes In or er Pace of Utah, our .soows are like that swirlso!lclngonthewoodplle. Then Rudlslll's Mill Road today, Eveu the suet llne .,, fellow wh6 irked WinstonChur.chUl the wind subsided, and by 11 o'clock the cattle ' are quiet; they are I stopped writing at the endl of by boasting of his modesty, The the storm had moved on east motionless figures over on man· thai sentenct' because a ·deer ust waring's hlll, paper cut -out cattle, ' went by. A yearling doe. not 25 feet gentleman , snapped Churchill, has toward Washington, D.C. muchtobemodestaboutSodoour The magic of snow is that it brown as the brown-paper bags frommydesk, ShecameupthehUI 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Oldo (614) 992-Z1116 RO.BERT L. WINGETT Publisher S • · Rappatii"ruiock County a week ago do tn which tamlllar objects change was by our standards a quite or disappear, Up in my wile's considerable snow. I put a ruler to cutting garden are some little round the glass-topped table on the boxwood, maybe 14 Inches high, kitchen deck and came up wlti1 a They had tumed Into gree " n leather measured 4 ~ inches. That's no· hassocks with pillows on top. The thing In Buffalo, but In these parts it bluebird, houses had taken on · was enough to close the schools and thatched roofs. Long loaves of , to paralyze traffic. Our traffic, you . unbaked French bread Jay on the , • ~-.CA. · .C.. a_L_ -..- _ ! _ _ __ _ wi~und~~:!~ e~ilr?ara!yz~ ·': y -l 8(e--u -I ·=>-·-·l -I Ie -~ Urnun-e ~~· ~~~;~;;·~~·;n;r:;;~~=~:~~a~r~ A._ --· ··= a .dt.-ffe·r· en-t : :0' ·v ··~ICW - .- fordrlverstooanic~ThevD8lllcala ~ weatherman's hint - just on the other side of the windowpane, is a bird feeder . All day long we have been serving a free lunch to four doves, a cardinal. hi k dee f h' a c c a • a gang o urc m sparrows. The doves look as if they had just modeled for Picasso: hourglass curves and eyes as rpund -- but the doves go at the feeder like . : .,re;ldent Reagan gave his version of the State of the Onion Wednesday : night Here's another look, this one from statistics, at how America fares, : There are nearly 9 million more Americans than when Reagan came to • Washington. . : The population was estimated at 237,:W7.00lwhen hetookhlsoathonJan, : 20, Four years earlier, he was sworn in as the president of 228,413,t:XXI : citizens. , . Measuring the national well-being is more compleK But trends can be _spotted frol)1 the statistics, Here's a rundown, based on the latest data ·available from the government: BffiW.S ·AND DEATI!S . In the year ending last October the nation's birth rate was 15.5live births : per 1,00> residents. down from a rate of 16.2 for 19!ll. . The death rate feU from 8.9 per 1,00> in 19!ll to 8.61ast year, The infant ·death rate was 12.5 per 1,t:XXllive births in 19!ll and is now down to 10.5. , PmP~ : The marriage rate dropped from 10.9 per 1,00> persons in 19!ll to 10,51ast -year, The divorce rate dipped too, down from 5.3 to 5,1 per·1,CIXl. •: Overall. 65,5 percent of Americans were married in 19!ll and 64.5 percent : 1n 198'2, The single share grew from 20.3 percent to 20.9 percent and the · divorced increased from 6.2 percent to 7,0percent. The number of widowed ·Americans dropped from 8.0 percent to 7.7 percent .: There were 94,5 men for every 100 ,women in 1982, the same as in 19!ll, '; The nation's median age, 30 ~:s climbed to :m. ~ · llealth fARM£~ .. expenditures rose from $1,075 per person In 19!ll to $1.365 in 1982, ~~reaslng from 9.5 to 10.5 perce~~~e iross n~tional product. R'S'AE;AN'S L1Gifl'NIN6 skepticism. Government officials The worst offenders are In the • CRIME tend to lock their misjudgments ·Pentagon, where epic misjudg:: The crime rate dipped !rom 5.900per 100,00lpeople in 19!ll to5,553 in 1982. and embarrassrpents in au the ments and inexcusable blundei:S •:· The prison population increased from 315,974 to 396,0'12. -secrecy that security and patriot· are first wrapped in the flag, then ;. FARMING ism can impose. They use the buried out of sight The Washington ; · , Small farms are more numerous; with spreads of less than 50 acres secrecy stamp less to safeguard the Post , printed some cautiously ; ~tallng 632,00> in 1982, up 17 percent from 1978, Most of the increase was · nation than to protect themselves: chosen details about the recent ; iunong part·tlnje farmers who also have other jobs. Commercial This Is a practice I know military space shuttle, for example, . )lperations, lletween 50 acres and 1,999 acres, declined; those 2,00> acres or something about. For 38 yee,rs. I Defense Secretary Caspar Wein: more increased. have been in the business · of berger reached for the flag . He HOIIIE8 exposing political intrigues, mil- . : ; . The median price of new one-family private homes rose from$64,600 in to $69,:m in 1982. :- : But the !tomes got smaller. The median ~ew one-famlly. homes • 4ecreased in size from 1,595 square feet to 1,520. The share of new homes : ""th only one or two bedrooms increased from 17 percent to 24 percent NEW YORK (NEA) - The essentials. the liberal view Is that ;. l!lo'FIATION Democratic Party is very busy what woman does with her body is ; : Durlng19!ll, inflation rose 12.4 percent as measured by the government's these days trying to decide where to' her own business; all others are · :tonsumer Price lndex, On Jan. 21, the government reported that by the go from here. Given the Intimate invited to butt out Now, this has a :)arne measure, inflation last year totaled 4 percent That meantthat prices symbiosis between the party and , certain libertarian appeal. though it . ·'\Vent up tess in the last three years than in 19!ll alone. that series of quasi-socialist im· also exudes a faint odor of •• , ., EMPLO)'MENT pulses that In tile United States has self-indulgence, But compare It :: :. UnemplOyment held steady at a relatively high 9.7percent in 1!R! and 9.6 pre-empted the grand old name of with the equally sincere,oelief of :jercent In 1983, but fell last year ending up at 7,2 percent In December as "llberallsm," the question Is those who call their movement ;.qte economy expanded to create 3.2 million new jobs, scarcely distinguishable from @right to life," They beHeve that a fetus is in fact a human life, and that ' .--~'----------------------, another. ..: . ,,.rt.. to snuff it out is to kill another Where does liberalism go from •.· here? II is the latter question that I human being. Which position occupies. in moral propose to address today . . It is worth passing, however, to · terms, th~ higher ground? Which position occupies, in moral note that the Democratic Party is older than modern American liber- terms, the higher ground? ' Or, take President Reagan's alism, and for that matter older ' -;.... than marxist socialism, ,and in pure proposal for a satellite defense '•' theory Is perfectly capable of against nuclear missiles. Workable outlasting them both. It was, after or unwOrkable, costly or not, it is put forward as a non-nuclear all, the party of the slave owners in .~ alternative .1o...deterrence !hrouglt the years before the Civil War., • mutual assured destruction. Which Liberalism, however. is identiconcept is inherently the more fied with a speclflc set of beliefs or more precisely with a particular appealing? Mr, Reagaon won that frame of mind. In the past, however argument the day he opened 11, with " By the way, son, how's the ol'search for the mistaken the liberals might be, a single luminous sentence: meaning of your existence coming along? " they 'were perceived by the public "Wouldn't it be ·better to save lives •• as occupying the moral high than to avenge them?" His liberal ground. The very word "liberal- crttics find themselves arguing, ism" came to connote compassion, willy·nllly, In favor of MAD. They tenderness. caring, (Brother, can seem to prefer avenging lives to • ••• you spare a dime? All that we ask saving them! Deprived ot their traditional is, give peace a chance.) As a ~ ' on the moral high ground, habitat litelong conservative, I can testily : ·; It disturbs a speechmaker, tor times. ., . ,libel'als lind themselves forced the Such r<;peated, discourteous ac- - ruefully - io the seductive :: Dbvlous reasons, when he or she to defend their programs on the · ::)M\'i!S people in the audience leaning tton would have been okay H they appeal o! that aura. pragmatic basts of results. • purely •:oiler and talking to one anothe~, did so while the audience was , • At least one of the things that has Here, untorlunately, tbe ne:wscould happened to liberalism recently :-; But for listeners to talk behind the clapping - but not while the hardly be wol'!le. The noted black (and let's retrain, for the moment, :: )peech-maker's back - that's a Prt!Sident was talking! economist Thomas Sowell has been · ·:1VJrse or a ditferent color. In sum, perhaps it would be a from assessing its slgnlflcance ::. ft. caSE' in point: While President good Idea for a top auth9rlty on relative to the others) ts that, Qn an pointing outfor more than a decade that that vaunted Hberal triumph, :•~agan was delivering his State ot etiquette to have a Uttle talk with astonishing number of issues, the minimum-wage law, Is the chief In one way or liberalism has ~ :.11n1on address, George Bush and . George Bush and Tip O'NeUt cause or iliglr lln"empioyment another losfflle moral high ground. "'"n O'Neill leaned over and talked Ernest n Thorne .; among teenage males. George Take abortion. Stripped to Its -~ one another at least 15 or 20 Thurman . a .. Berry's World .....· ..•... .......•.. ... tt~ 'Z"as~-~fol!:_ ser;oce NOAA us Deol cl c0.,..,._.c• What quality or intelligence is it sending back to the United States? The Post took pains to avoid even hinting at the satellite's capability, Over the past year. my associate Dale Van Alta and I also learned severa details about the new "Magnum" ·electronic lntelllgence. satellltes, But some of these <letalls came too close to telllng the Soviets something they might not know. So, Gilder has been d~nouncing for nearly as long the devastating· impact on black famllies of Aid to Famllies with Dependent Children, And now, In "Losing Ground," Charles Murray has traced implac· ably the connection between our welfare system as a whole and the growth of an entire new undetclass, trapped between crime · and the dole, Far be it from me to advise the boonesbury By The Associated Press More snow is headed for Ohio Sunday. A cold arctic high pressure area was firmly in control o! Ohio's weather Saturday and will provide one more day of mostly sunny weather, This pressure system will move off to the.east by Sunday, taking the sunshine and unseasonably cold·weather with it. ,A.s th~ high moves eaat, a dcvelopiilg stonn a1'e'a Jnbvifig'001 oithe· · · Rockies wlll take on increasing importance in shaping Ohio's GTE must provide its customers ' with access to long distance companies that connect calls across LATA boundaries. , For this reason, long distance carriers, such as GTE Sprint, compete for long distance business, Local companies contract to chan· net the long distance calls through Insurers our . moo percent SOuniWI!NT, SOU'I11 eo_ ...__:_, ___ ,__.__... _ __ ___._,_ _ .:..-., ~ •• ~. ,. i.':lolf.'lUIUil:lY llll:;llt 1ITIV:ju,y-LIVUOJ' , --~ · .L..AJn IApprove Special indudes ground btlf in tht pallit~, no exlr.o chcirgol · lPorter House, T·lone, CHOICE BEEF LOINS •••• ~WI.iu.~llliNJ............LI, $2.19 ..._ Despite the fact all motorists found not complying with the law were ordered to surrender their plates and licenses, BMV Registrar Michael J . McCullion said motorists convicted are failing to give up the physical evidence of their driving privileges in "significant numbers." By the end of 19&1, he said, BMV had only 6.824 sets of license pia tes and 6,382 drivers' licenses in its possession. That m eans, McCullion said, that - -.. - M IIICG..I e .... ~ I.IU. .. ............. ur,..,.l!...• o.JOY.IIU 8J 1 _,liU"' UIMO"lJ • · By The Associated Press The West's wjld weather continued Saturday with more snow and gusts up to 50 mph, as snow fell in the Northeast, gale warnings were posted for the northern Atlantic Coast and freezing temperatures were forecast for northern Florida. The National Weather Service Issued a winter storm warnlng for hea\liY snow over much of Utah and travelers' advisories for wind ' ,..~. and soow- fron-r \VashL-!jton acros:;· t'1e - mcunta!::s cf"T.oM..J:o.crn Ca!Hornla and east to the norlhern Rockles. ' . rr:===;,:::;;:===;1 the long distance carriers and long distance rates otten go up to offset these costs. In the next two years, GTE wlll be spending over a million dollars' in this area just to lay new cable Unes and replace old lines, In 1986, the company wlli be putting in "fiber optic toU cable" from Pomeroy to Rutland, to Albany,toAthens. In August of this year, $10 million will' be spent on a new central office switch in Athens. This multimillion dollar change will eliminate the . need for operators In Athens and all long distance .calls from .the Pomeroy ~xchange will then be (Continued from page A-1, channeled directly to Columbus. F6llowing the transition, all custo. those who continue to drive' 'are stU! mers in the Pomeroy exchange will driving without liability coverage be able to make direct dialed long are now breaking two laws.'' distance calls without an operator However, the report said the Intervening to ask from what volume of security suspensions number the call is being made, handled by BMV dropped by 4f The PUCO decision on the rate percent ln19SI. Thesuspenslonsare Increase should he made before to go into effect when insurance June, companies or courts report that "We (GTE) feel we need the motorists at fault have not tulfiUed increase or we wouldn't ask for it," their o6Ugations to pay for accident Ramey pointed out "Normally damages, Only 9A81 such suspen· though, "he added, "no utlllty gets slons were recorded in 1!&, theentlrerate increase It requests:· rompa!'Ed to-16,418 L'! LQg3.-- '- -- )< """""' JUST FOR YOU OY stylart f M tho IJndo ....<I ........ o....... htng IO lw pnlo<'1 - "" ~·- ..-ddi"' ~ ~-""'o.,, ""'""'""" ...u ......,. .,.... .,_ ,,.._~. ~ 1.......\oft ..... GALLIPOLIS The Central Trust Co. N.A. Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce H ff It 8• th S: 1 C t a e , o ers. us om orpe West Va. Eledrtc Supply VINTON Mc(oy-Moorer Funeral Home , POINT PlfASANT The Peoples Bank Pl. Pleasant, Mason Ca• Chamber of Commerce ALL ALL 14K GOLD 14K GOLD CHAINS - Add-A-Beads Now 30°/o. 25°/o Chains, Charms· Bracelets 1 GREAT NEW SELECTIONS .c NOW OFF WEDDING INVITATION I OFF 'STOP IN TODAY · AND ADD TO THE BEAD NECKLACE ... Q""'l'ry 1 "' \'<lUI c.- .... ""~*' .n~~on ... o..u. LEAJt , PH01061MfY Spring Valley Plaza, Gallipolis 342 SECO"D Avt. GALLIPOL1S, OH. 446-2691 113 COURT ST. POMEROY, OH. 992-2054 - (Continuedfrom:pa~ge~A~1~)~~f9~;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Fj~ bus office at466-2575, So far, Powers DELIVERY OF THE OHIO VALLEY said she "really thinks" the commit · teewlllget to all who have signed up' DIRECTORY FOR 1985 HAS BEEN to otter oral testimony at Gallipolis. The hearing will be split into two COMPLETED. FOR ALL THOSE WHO , sessions, Powers explained. the flrst dealing with the problems of mental NEED AN ADDITIONAL COPY OR health clients and the other with those of the mentally retarded . CURRENT COPY,' PLEASE PICK ONE Remarks are being limited to 10 mlnutes·each, Written testimony is encouraged DIRECTORY UP FREE AT ANY ONE OF and will be considered by the committee, Powers added. THESE LOCATIONS: The committee's last hearing will be held In Toledo on March 1, Powers said, and afterward lhe committee will hold another hearing in Columbus for those who were unable to speak at the Jan, 29 hearing, The committee wlU meet again to form reconunendations for the 1985-87 biennium budget ,•The main · work should he done In March, she added, and the recommend a Uons will be made public "as soon as possible," This includes cut, wrapped & quick lroun. Cut by upert mtal cutters. We hou n•eral good feeders in our local area which hau grain foci, choice type buHor freem. We will try & htlp you IO<attlocol buf. Coli us for your custom k1ll beef, pork & lomb. · High near 35, The chance of precipitation Is 20 percent Saturday night and 60 percent Sunday. .. ________ numbers: 404-, ~90 'P05T'AibE Hh5 8131'EN l<f!'OI<II!l5 /61&. CHOICE SIDES .................AUW.AOI!It ...... LI.. f1.3 7 CHOICE HIND .................. AUW ••UIIIt ••••••LI•• $1.59 CHOICE FRONTS.............. N!tW ••UM ......LI•• f1.29 tate zone ,orecasts Phone rates..._______________(eo_n_tin_u_ed_,fro_m_pa_ge_A_·1) Lottery winning rrs Jusr 6UT1EII1UTllU.Y 01/T fY HANP. MOM. 71E St. Rt. 160 The nation's weather .More snow enroute • BY GARRY TRUDEAU Hol~era on . __ • ___ _ MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY: A chance of snow Monday and Tuesday, Fair Wednesday. Highs in the 36s. Lows in the teens, , papers, This may explain Weinberger's near-hysterical outburst against the Post He was likely trying to make the Post an exam ple to intimidate the press as a whole. The man who wouldn't let reporters Into Grenada Is apparently stUI afraid to let the press carry on its constitutional function of Informing the citizenry. · liberals, or even to wish them luck. They meant well, but their good intentions paved the road to hell. But If they are to have any future at all, It seems to me they must stop defending the indefensible and recapture that earnest. uncompll· cated zeal for good that once characterized them It isn't by a long shot enough by itself, but it is at least an honorable beginning. 44u-7457 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SALE PUT YOUI TAX IEFUIID INTO SOMUHING GOOD TO EAT of snow is 10 percent Saturday night and 40 percent Sunday. CENTRAL LAJIElHORE, E. LAKE8HORE NORTHEAST lNIAND, E. CENTRAL, C. WGHLANDS Saturday night, increasing cloudiness. Low near 10. Sunday, cloudy with a chance ot snow during tlte afternoon. High near 25. The chance of snow is near zero Saturday night and 40 percent Sunday, MIAMI VALLEY, C~ · cloudiness, Low near 15. Sunday, WEATHER FORECAST - The National Weather Service predicts lor Sunday snow In parts of Washington, Idaho and M onhu1a. Snow Is also expected In parts of South Dakota, NebraslrA, Minnesota and Iowa. Additional snow Is forecast for parts of Dllnols _In a wide area e..St to North CaroUna and North to Pennsylvania. Rain Is predicted tor a large area !rom Missouri east to South Extended Ohio Jorecas~ __. ~ -~~ _ Jlke the Post, I didn't report them. Other reporters have rome upon Information that might affect the nation's safety. But I havJ found them to be every bit as patriotic as secretaries of Defense, In fact , the worst security violators I know are political leaders who don't hesitate to release classified information if it wlll win support for their policies or help them squeeze money out of Congress. Often secret papers are shown to repo_r:ter-s by ....!-he. same' ·Bite·Size MASON AND NEW HAVEN . Maso11 (ounty Bank MIDDLEPORT The Central Trust Co. N.A • Middlepart Area .Cha mber of Commerce POMEROY Farmers Bank Home National Bank Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce RACINE Home National Bank • .•. ...•.· .. . ·• .a..•/;•. . . . .4 • ,as .. Twllight is comlngon,AgalnsTlfie ash-gray sky the.poplars are etched as delicately as the stylized trees of a Japanese painting. The world is · black on white, and brown on white, · imd where snow has tipped the · lashes of the. pines, the world is a · somber green and white. My tenant ' has come home to his house at the foot of the hl!L The smoke from his • chimney climbs pencil Stnilgtit, : and then smudges and ravels. Soon it wlll be time for my own flreon the ldtchenhe~rt!l. Tempor:· arlly I am living the bachelor life ' whlle my wife. sensible woman, , avoids pneumonia by sojourning in Charleston, but there are books to read and I may even bang on the · plano to break ihe sllence, Before banking lhe fire I want to walk outside for a minute or two. There won't be stars out tonight. but I can smell ttre snow. the breathe the clean cold air of a luminous winter night, and reflect that ' It is not toO bad to be snowbound - for a time. Liberalism: what now?_·___--'---w_m_ia_m_,_A_.R_us_h~e" :'9!1) .. .·.. ..·=·. ......· ,..., · Heavy secrecy vei.I~ . _________________________J_a_c_k_A__n_d_e_r_s_o_n :: !rhe average American- man , woman and child- ate1!lUpounds of ini?at In 198J and.only 1170.8 pounds in 1982. Fish and poultry consumption WASHINGTON - The Reagan ltary fiascos. government waste, / accused the Post of betraying vital jliso dipped slightly; vegetable comsumption increased somewhat. administration is seeking to Invest ,fraup and profiteering. In pursuit of secrets; he actually described the • lJ1Ie average weeldy cost of food lor a famUy of four rose from Slll.lO In government secrecy with the halo scandal. I have always had to leap Post story as giving "ald. and :1!Jill to $95.40 in 19&1 or national security, thus raising · over hurdles that government comfort to the enemy" - the anew the conundrum of the press' officials erect between an accusa- constitutional definition of treason, : Americans consumed nearly 915 million cases· of canned.soft drinks in This was unadulterated rhetoric; ,1982, up from about !OJ million cases in the last check In 1971. And that right to inform '-:S. the govern· tory reporter ani! the ready public. ,{jgure doe;n't count bottled soft drinks, ment's need for security, , Most officials would like to and Weinberger knew it 1n the No doubt some reporters stretch exercise veto power over disclo· technological age, it's impossible to : 'The .number of restaurants and fast-food stores totaled 231,334 in 1982. up Jrom 212,057 over five years, the First Amendment too far, They sures that are damaging or ot!en· hide a spy satellite in space. The : · . . EDUCATION . bellevP that no government secret sive to their Interests. I've learned Soviets have monitoring devices :: As the post-war BabY Boom generation finished its schooling, enrollment is worth respecting, that official that the louder the exhortations that tell them far more about the secret satellite than the Post told Its · lell from 58.5 million in 19!ll to 57.7 million in 1982, secrecy is merely a device for about security, the more likely I am readers . The only possible. s~ret :~ Avera__g' Scholastic Test scores edged up from 424 to 42=6~~o~n_;:,;~~;.:~c~rimes~bJund~numd - 12 f!nd .a ro!!ec!!<!n _f..J!umpcy ... ..>:... .. , - ~ 3 miles from n1111.r Nanonal wealner man before. Then she tucked up her heels and ran down the fencerow, : running as horse sometimes run In ~<!th.._.n.,!'l'<>LW"-!:l'l""·fmu: or _ll!IOrteeth-rubl)!f..!!lbllll'-!UJlble- _ _motionless 1 ,~ · - -: : :~~~~!~~~=~~~~~~=~~~~ =:::::~5:===·~,--= ::::-::::::~wi~th~a~~~~~~d~uring~~th~e~an~e~moo~~n.~H~t~g· h~~~ne~--;ar·~-25-;.~Th~·~;~~"h~-;;~n~~~~-;::- c-~-:~~~~~~~~~:-=:ru~~~u· ....!~~~~~'!:~R~trv Flurries Snow OcctudeaTY Stat1onary WHOLE OR HOG .......................... JA. $1.17 fen~~s, Wh:!:'~ 5110w hall d~ed, _ ;s.~~he bot:~- ~l:;!<_~elet;;~ _. ._!.~~~~:;.~~~-~!,~o_r_~th"''e=s"hee '~·~r=j,-oy·~·=--- ·-=-:---c•r·--l"'-~!0~~~~~_!'Ut'!.~!-"~lsi~~J~~-~1)1~!'>).;.-'F"='~"~~~:t!~~--ousnes -naa- val1Jsn~ ·-·~;;;~i~rs.'~~IV': --Ii~~a~~~d;:~~;;; v•N;;··;:;; sno~ed-l~ world ts 3s • ..,.;_,. tlclhg battet , amoment by the barn. I went tQ the window to look, She looked back, head cocked In curiosity. Who · knows? She may never have seen , an old gray sweatered newspanar ,. l . BARR'S CUSTOM MEATS KERR. OHIO Increasing cloudiness Saturday nlgtlt. Lows 5 to 15 except near 20 extreme south. Cloudy with a chance ot snow Sunday. Highs in the mk1·20s to mid-3()>. =::==~~~~~~~~~~====~~==;=~~~~~~~~~f~~~:~~~;B~::~i~~~~~c~re~a~t~~~a~n~UI~us~i~on~~~~~;=~fro~m~Will~so~n~B~ur~k~e~'s ~s~t~o r~e~.~~- ~,~,:=~~P::;~~~:;~~~~~' ~ --~- -- --~----~~~ ana - stooa~ror -· AMEMBERorn..A..oclaledPr.... tnlandDan,·PressAssoctarioaandthe American Newspap..- Publishers Association. LETrERS OF OPINION are welcomed, lhey should he leoslban 3to words lonr. Allletten are sublectto edlttapnd m•"' be urned wllh name, addr<u and telephone numben. No wudped letten wUI be pubUshed. Letters sbould be In good taote. addresstnr iuues, not ....,onalllleo. The Sunday Timei-Sentihei'-Page-A-3 Pomeroy-Mid!;fleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . The Sunday Time8-Seutinel ••• ~Letter :::...· to the editor Behind one's back .... \ '! ,.IN) FrR f)WR lAST NIGHT, I HAf) MEAr/.OAF. NO!"iU,MIIte! fAEfOIN)A PIZlA~IN YWRTf?A5HI An extra large setving of delicious bite-size fried shrimp served with the Captain's special cocktail sauce, natural-cut french fries, fre&h cole slaw, and two Southern-style hush puppies. $ 299 : «.1UFSOAY ALL DAY SPECIAL 1mlt2-Piece Fish Dinners Each dinner includa: 2 aoklen brown fish fillets, natural-cut french fries, fresh cole slaw .and 2 hush $399. nO's ® �- ·---·-----·- 1---- c,..o...:.,. ~-- . Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point . 4-The Times-Sentinel February 10, 1986 February 10, 1986 W.Va. Pomeroy-Middleport-GIIIIipolia, ~--- --~ · FRI.·~~!;_ COUPONS •0111 TOWN'S JINIST SUPII MAI•a, · GO TO CHURCfl [V(RY SUNDAY HERE ' Prices __ ....... ····--··-·-- ·--···-·- ----- *'"' __ ,.•• pi;>sters for all the The posters may be picked· up~at · the LaSalie Restaurant. 8everage day' to r~ise funds for local heart drive 4 POMEROY February is "he,art month," and to contribute to the · heart fund drive presently underway in Meigs County, many local food service establishments •wilr stage "beverage day" on Tnur.;Oa)c - ....... ~. Throughout business hours on Valentine's Day, 10 cents wU! be do nat~ to the heart fund from each beverage sold in the participating establishments which include, La· SaHe Restaurant, LaSalle Lounge, Frl~dly Tavern, A&K Restaurant, Ma'I'S Inc., SuperAmerlca and McClure's Dairy Isle; all of Middle· PQrt: .Adolpl)'s Dairy Valley, Meigs Inn1 Pizza Shack, Craw's Restau· . rant, Pleaser's Restaurant, Super· America and McClure) 31n One; all of : Pomeroy; . · Pizza Dan's of Rutland; and Dalley's Country Restaurant of Racine. Efforts were made to contact all Meigs County food services but if any businesses were missed and woW!! like to participate, call 992i68li, 992·2661 or 992·6885. LESS THAN 3 LB. PER PIG. 11.09 POMEROY- A divorce has been . granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Carl E. Klaiber of Long Bottom from Mltlzlann KlaJber of Long Bottom. d~fcndant and plaintiff as alleged in the complaint and the cro~s-complaint. Harold Luther Little, MlddlePQrt, was granted a divorce from Janice Faye Little, GalliPQlis, and Bruce W. Blackston, Pomeroy, was granted a divorce from · Christina Kay Blackston, Pomeroy, on gro~nds of gross n~lect of duty. .Mma L. Miller, Midtlleport, and Nool J . Miller, East Liverpool, have .petitioned the court for a dissolution of their marriage. Knight rescinds s~ppression order . POMEROY - Meigs County Common Pleas· Court Judge Cha· rle!i Knight has flied an entry rescinding an earlier order provld· lng that names of speclai deputy shei'!ffs in Meigs County be withheld froO"l publication. -inib~ ·~ime.- ientmel USPm-800 A Multlmcdla Newspaper Published eacll Sunday, 825 Third A)'enue, by the Ohio Valley Publish· lqg Compa ny · Mul!lmedla, Inc. Secu nd cla_ss posta,ge pa id at Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. 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Tucker . ....... ...a...-.w ......... ~ &n-()eDth by a diOO - Fnday - In- Sf. ,_;narnpmgn-·... urstng-nome Urbana. at ho~e; six sons, James Clyd~ Besides her parents, she ·was Thcker of Lyman: Wyo., Robert precededindeathb:taslster,Leona Eugene . Tucker of DanvU!e, Va., Beegle. Thomas GU!man Tucker ot Letart Services will be held at 1: 30 p.m. Falls, Glenn Allen Tucker, .Russell Monday in Ewing Funeral Home, ' Junior Tucker, and Terry Lee with the Rev. Wfillam H. Middies· Tucker, aU or . Racine; · five warth officiating. Burial will be In daughters, Mrs. VIrgil ()3onnle) . Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends Walker, Mrs. Ph!U!p (Anna) Wolfe, Hospital, Huntington, W.Va. Born Feb. 2, 19l:J, in Huntington, daughter of Lea Howanl Bradley andthelateCecllJarreU, shewasan employee of Hockenberry Phar· macy, Point Pleasant. Surviving are her husband, Louis M. Robinson; a daughter, Debby Morin of Huntington; a sister, Mrs. (Cindy)__ Capehart _and M!:S· Gary (Chrtstlila) Hickman, both of Winter Gardens, Fla.: 33grandchlldren and 10 great-grandohUdren; and three sisters, Grace Thornton of Point Pleasant, Pa11line Jones ot Lauden:JaJe, F1a.~d Don Bradley of Hunilngton; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday In Beard Mortuary, Huntington, with the Rev. OklaJud ~ ~::~. $229 .: 24 KLEENEX . VALlEY am 2% MILK oz. $1191-- 79( usc,, . GAL. ORANGE JUICE VIENNA SAUSAGE Mueller, 2017MarquetteAve., Point Pleasant. died Satunlay mo!l)ing in University Hospital , Columbus. She was a retired Mason County school teacher and the wile of Louis V. Mueller. Funeral arrangements will tie Pediatric patients should phone 2/89 ( • 446-5287 for a time to be sHn 99< All Kinds of CAT FOOD 1011.-SAT. 9:00-5:00 EVENINGS BY HOURS: Trudy M. .hll, Sinon, M•rv 8uHII MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY ·SUNDAY ONLY 5 12995 . HOOVER .SWEEPERS · ONL,Y 5 69 95 ' CONSOLE COLOR TV STEEL POST Brirfg-Y.our Scissors That Need Sharpened To Our Scissor Clinic wl10"' Bar __ t.A ONLY 5 19915 ·,r--...::.. 50# MARBLE CHIPS ·~~ VIM( 0 3 II. lOX SPAGHETTI o• MACARQNI u.s. ' ' I $1 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE NO. I CRISP CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP IDAHO POTATOES CARROTS Pomeroy, OH. . ORANGES . CELERY '' • i ~1i_:;·_S_J_B_9_._1_3_~_:~s_·.·$j1_.-. ~.l._:•_-~·-S--1_9.....9_..1...14_~_<_~_s•A~w1/ -- ' f'4~ YA LUEI I ~-- L MILK REPLACERS ST~LEY. FEBRUARY SPECIAL $_1795 MICROWAVE PEl lOOM 5 ONLY 399 15 '4011 TON DISCOUNT or soc PER BLOCK 57f ROLL ROOFING Reg . $13.87 Only 111 .00 Spec1als on all aluminum roofing SEE THE LATEST IN POWEA EQUIPMENT I ll · 'ULL SIZE MICROWAVES ONLY 1 289.. TODAY & TOMORROW MASTITIS TREATMENT Today - Reg. 123.76 Special S13.tJ9 Tomorrow - Reg $22.00 Special $12.90 .Aluminum Mobile Home ROOF COATING only $19.95 Couch ....... S39.95 Loveseat .• S29. 95 Chair ........ SJ9.95 Pet Odor Remava' - Disinfects - DIOCiorizlf ' with FREE BRUSH CUTTER KIT " 40°0 TON DISCOUNT or 12°0 PER CWT OFF ' oz.$ 499'' 1 ' . 151fz CAN 5 or more ANIMAL-Bl;O.CKS BREAD 25 so. n. REYNOLDS WRAP ONLY 5 'h' - 1 to 50 - $2.10 ea . Over 50 $1.90 ea. 6' - 1 to 50 - $2.30 ea. 50 $2.10 ea . 6'/,'- 1 to 50- $2.50 ea . 50 or more $2.30 ea. ALL· HOM ELITE SAWS XL- 1 12511 ~ 25" Diagonal FRANKLIN HEAVY T 5 P.M.·9 P.M. 1 P.M.·9 P.M. 1 P.MA P.M. HOLIDAYS ., ,"• TOMATO SOUP 13, 198 S Powell, MOWERS TWINE 515'5 COME SEE BIG RED IN PERSON URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS. -'·•' ,, ., .. -.-. . CAMPBELl'S APPOI~IIENT DIKII Eblin, 8rencll J1ney 20' ' - 3 HP BALER FABULOUS SPECIALS ON POTTED MEATS 3 oz. STAIRS 992·6720. L:::=================--=== HIGH TENSILE BARBED WIRE 11715 · Roll t to 10 tO to 20 . '1772 Roll 1 20 ar More 1741 Roll BIG RED 50# sa5o 25# 5475 POINT PLEASANT - Velma ter the Clinic at hospital Emergency Room entrance. CATSUP AR.MOUR OF. THE lll W. 2nd t. ---eocleT· _an:....:.d...:M~a:::u:::d:..e.....:an=.d.:.:th:::e~Rev=·~L:::··M:::·:.:Ba=rn:e~tt.::off:l:c!a:t:..· Velma Mueller Staffed by Family Practitioners and Pediatricians for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Other clinical specialists available for consultations. En- TOMATO 32 oz. BTL. '" GAL. ARMOUR · s oz. Offer Good Only on Mon .. Tues .• Weds. Each Week · Watch lor information on tho . ' . "{tu ll serv1.ce . sa ·Jaw I 'laG o•OONOA....,. • ...... COM BIOTIC HUNT'S $1 . VALlEY BELl CALL OR STOP IN SOON! :Jbpires Feb. . st:lectio n of pendants and earrin~s in 14K gold , gold ftlled and srerling · s ilver - Su re w please this Valentine's D ay! · Friday. . rRo_be_rts_b_urg.:.:_ · _w_.v_a_.. Born Jan. 6, 1920, at Charleston, W.Va., sonofLotenzoD. MaUorySr. and Sarah Ellen Lorning M'l)lory, who both survive, he was a World War II Army veteran, a retired painting contractor, member ofthe · International Brotherhood of Pain· ters, Charleston, and a member ot the Nazarene Church... of ·Point 614·992·2181 Pleasant. NO DEALERS PLEASE ·Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Nar.cy ReynoldS of Pittsburgh, SUPPLIER DIRECT SALE- ONE DAY ONLY Pa.; a son, Mark of Cincinnati; and LATEST FARM AND HOME PRODUCTS a brother, William H. Mallory of . Athens. FREE ADMISSION - FREE FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS Funeral services will be held at 11 (Food served by Meigs Co. Farm Bureau Womens Commi1tee) a .in. Monday in Wilcoxen Funeral Home, wltlr the Rev. Russell Downs - .. -See .rhe Latest-In · ~· officiating. Burial will be in Cun· · Feed Computer Programming ·:· Crops Computer Programming -:· Chemical Factory Specialists .nlngham Memorial Park, St. AI · .bans. W.Va. Friendsmaycail at the · VIdeo Equ"lpmen1 and Cameras funeral home after 4 p.m. today. ., 16 Oz. Bottles W!IITE OR ASSORTED Valentine Gifts Avai.lable for Him or Her lend Ana Mtrchcrllts Assoc. Style Show on loh 28, 1US. See our complete MAIN CUNIC ON ROUTE 35 NEAR GAWPOLIS MORTON HOUSE <llle year ...... ................ .. .... ,.. 526.80 ~ $159. LITTLE ' Josephine V088 Brannan otRipley, W.Va. In addition to his parents, Mr. TAPPAN TALKING MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunda, Only 2t w..k, ............................... 1Jr.20 11\v..,ko ............................... 115.00 . 18. weather. • Dally a•d Sunday MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio 5:tW. .ks ...................... ......... $58.24 2• w..ks ....... ........................ 129.12 !~.Weeks .... ........................... $14.56 ..L .,_*'· ~Rates Out•l•e Ohio •u. 0 " $179 .. ~~-=-- J WlUlUY ~JIUHd · annou~ later by Crow·Hwrsell FuneralHome. AT THE . "FULL SER~ICE SALON" made by carriers. ... ; - .. Ia:' RC, RC 100 DIET RITE PAPER TOWELS GET AQUAINTED OFFER DEPILATOR-(Painless Permanent Hair Reniovail BODY WRAP-lose Inches MANICURE -PEDICURE HAIR COLOR.:_variety of Techniques CUT & STYLE· PERMANENT RESTRUCTURING-Iota's BondMo· difying Variations Perm; Great Hi~h Eoergy Look ROOT PERM-Styles That Need Only Scalp Lift Without End Curl. SOFT CURL-Iota's New A((laim MED. TO TIGHT CURL-Iota's Has APerm for You COLORED OR SP~CIAL EFFECTS-zoto's has o special perm to equalize porosity TANNING MEMBERSHIP-Sign u" Now. PLUS FREE-With Any Abon Servin Makeover. "On Stage" makeup will give you a"Natural Warm Look" .Its Alot and Vit. Eprotect your skin against the winter. $129 EXTRA LEAN Sl.79 GALA 'r?alentine' s rDau !__ 15°/o DISCOUNT TLe Sunday Time~ -s.-ntlnel wUI nut be responsible ror advance paym('nfs • LOIN END LB. l:tl:\-...-:r.ool"'.:\,7 '- .Bertha_ZeJ:kle..Hotfrnan, she. was . prece<led in death by her husband. i:orerizo Maiiory jr. Herman Smith, in 19G!. Surviving are two sons, Herman POINT PLEASANT - Lorenzo Smith Jr. of Addison, and Charles Dow "Red" Mallory Jr., 65, South· Smith of Columbus; three daugh· side, W.Va., died at his residence ters, Mrs. JohnMrs: (Evelyn) Bean! of Ripley, W.Va., Farrell (Maxine) Betz ot Gallipolis, and Mrs. Harry (Jewell) Langdon of Colum· bus; two brothers, Fred Hoffman of Dunbar, W.Va., and Otto Hoffman of Columbus; a sister, zor~ Owens ot Columbus; and nine grandchild· . . ren and (Qur great,gra!"!dch!ldren, , . Shewasalsoprecededlndeathby a sister. Funeral services will be held atll a.m. Monday in McCoy-Wetherholt· Moore Funeral Home, 420 First Ave., GalliPOlis, with the Rev. Alvis Pollard officiating. Burial will be In · Pine Street Cemetery .,Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-7 p.m. taday. · SPARE "RIBS PORK CHOPS JUST IN TIME FOR !(available. SfJC months ............................ $13.00 !CHICKEN SALAD "· WILliAM S. DILES 326 W. Union Stroot HOMEMADE STEW BEEF . t-------:....--..;....-------1 EXTRA LEAN GROUND ' CHUCK CENTER CUT DILES HEARING AID CENTER I c.i. ')ft II. ~ · · ~., PORK CHOPS 1 '"r=·":::~~:;~1~.,;J:!•I~~:,~~~-=~:;:t:;;:;~M!!l!?~1l!l>n'!m-!r.ll'?'""~~t~~~;."'~~~;;;'"')~~~~~ ~~~e~~~~~~~ ~;~;;~~ HOLLYWOOD SJ.39 lB. lB. l;fAM _ SALAD $1.59 t-------------...;..--1 ~f GALLIPOLIS- Gladys Hunting· ton, 87, formerly of 502\7 Second Ave.. GaU!PQI!s, died at 10:45 a.m. Friday tn Pinecrest Care Center, following an extended Illness. . , LB. No subscripUons by mall pcrmilted lrrlowns where motor car rl l:'r Sfi'fViC(' : ., ' Gladys Huntington WHOLE FRYERS CHUCK ~ 1 -y,·.T..i:- .,.0. ~ 11..~.::11 1 · ....._. 'Church. POLISH SAUSAGE BONELESS Divorces granted in Meigs court Bo:h· the- 79( , LB. - Dorothy Leifheit ;;-,G~~wm~m ~ker~;;J by - POMEROY- Toseplilile T'JO'' Leonanl J. Gwlazdowsky. 50, who Leifheit, 58, UrbaJ!a, fonnerly ot •~-------------<Co_n_t_in_ued_·._o_n _Pa_:g:.:.e_D_ ·2.:..)_ _ tour brothers and a sIs ""' . diedFrldayathlsMiddleporthome, Pomeroy, died Friday In Mercy 1 wfil be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Memorial Hospital, tJrbana. POMEROY - Qyde Russell Funeralserv!ceswUlbeheldatll Sa,cred Heart Church in Pomeroy, Shewasborn!nPomeroyonAprtl Thcker, 71, Letart Falls, died early a.m. Monday In Ewing Funeral with the Rev. Anthony G!annamore 7, l!r.!i, a daughter of the late August Friday morning 1n Veterans Mern· Home, with the Rev. James orlal Hom!!tal. Sattel11eld o!ftclatlhg. Burial.will he otflclating. ' C. an~d Emma Reuter Leifheit. Born Aprll- 18, 1913, at Grlrnri,'s - ln·tetart Falls Cemetery. Friends Friends may call at RawllDgs· Surviving are two sisters, Alma Landing, W.Va., he was the son ot may call at the funeral home from Coats·Blower Funeral Home from Johnson of Springfield, and Veda the late Gilman and Hattie Mae alldaytoclayandonMondaypriorto 2-9 p.m. today. Davis of Pol1ll!rQY; tour nephews .. the time or the funeral . From !Hi: l:J tonight, there wtll be and a niece; an aunt, Mrs. Edna · Runyon Thcker. private viewing for the family only Boyer of Baltimore, Ohio; and Mr. Tucker was a retired coal Charlene Robinson and at 7:l:J tonight, a Catholic Mass · several great -nieces, great· miner andamemberofOmaChapel will be held. nephews and cousins. She attended Church, Arbuckle Creek, W.Va. POINT PLEASANT - Charlene Good' Thru Feb. 16, 1985 ~~~~~NA LB. DAY - Kathy Meadow~. sea(ed, !Uld Yvonne Sl!ally, heart fund vohmteers, are ooonlinating "beverage . ~-~IDDLEPORT 1------------------IFRESH • ·• BEVERAGE ""slnesses. j ; THE PIECE JUMBO GROUND FlESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY O'DELL .liM~~ LUMBER Leonard Gwiazdowsky . Wa Reoarvo The Right to ~imit Quantities GROUND -aEEF 3-LB. PKG. OR MORE ~ S &m tlf tv CLOSED SUNDAY ELCOME .,..._, am ti110 pm The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page A·6 Area deaths STORE HOURS: MON.· THURS. 9 Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. PAINT SPECIALS WHITE - as low aa " · " Gal. AttentiOn Townllllp, County, Steie Otficills Complete Display of Approved Plastic Culverts . Sa•es you mon~y SUN$tt1NE MIX Only 110.10 Bale SPECIALS ON ALL HOTPOINT APPliANCES Brong You r Truck >------01-... ~ 0illHif_S_ _ __ Gio.u -· Nella PtiiiiC Fum Fottto F,_o c....... 8aby Hl(lll Tenolle Fonca Komln e..tw... · HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS WILL BE . AVAILABLE-DUIIIG SALE '· " �. -· ·- ----~---- - - •...... .. ----· ~ ~ .. - -- --- .. - __ -:;_--::;. . .. . . . .. ----- -~::::;:::._ --,__ . ·:;:· - 'S~ ~ ''-"-·~-- .-February 10. 1986 Pon'teroy Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleeunt. W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentillfi-Paga A-7 :R acine cable senrice sal~ proposal revealed 'to council • . Pleasant. •• --·-- ..--Local -Briefs:---. Heating program applications taken. New. Roo CHESHIRE - Applications are being accepted by Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency to provide service for low-Income households through the furnace fuel oli retrofit program. The program Is to Increase the of Both renters and homeowners may apply, but they rnusl be _residetM!_.of Ga1lia ·and MPigq ~!Ll!~~!! haW -'"!t-e!!!e 'l.'!th!..oo: t.~ 15npercent (same as HEAP) guidelines. MobUe.hornes are Included • ln the program. • Other requirements Include heating systems that must be fuel oU gun-type burners with forced air, hot water or steam heat. Income ellglbUity extends to a one-person household earning up $7,470; two persons, up $10,00; three persons, up to $12,690; lour persons, up to $15,lXl; five persons, up to $17,910; six persons, up to • Sa!,050. Appllc~~Dts ll\il)' add $2,610 tor each Individual member. " . Interest.,p applicants should contact CAA al367-7341 or 992-li629. ------.. INSULATED ROOF OVER ROOF •Insulated • Eliminates Condensation . • No More Roof Coatil:1g • All Aluminum Construction • Quiet! No Roof Rumble • Fits All Roof Designs • Baked on Enamel Finish • Water Tight • ~- SUPPORT ANGLE r. . EW ROOF. SUFPORT ANGLE WOOD RIDGE SUPPOR.T ANGLE SUPPORT ANGLE \ . ' I I I INSULATION SUPPORT AREA radial construction / I \' \ i ! whitewolls w~1te •• .' CHESTER - The,Cttester Fire Department has elected officers for 1985. They are Ed Bealr, president; Kirk Chevalier, vice president; . ' Jolu) W(ckharn, treasurer; and Gregory Hibbs, secretary. Line·oHicers are Dorsel Miller, fire chief; Kirk Chevalier, first ass.lstant chief; fuly Werry, second asslstant.chiJ!l; Larry Cleland, captain; Gary Young, Gregory Hibbs, David Edwards, Ed Bealr, Virgil Taylor, fuly Weny, Bruce Myers, Jolm Edwards, Roy Christy. Hobart Newell, Harold Newell and Robert Woods, lieutenants; Roy Chrtsty, arson Investigator; and John Wickham , assistant arson Investigator. . In 1984, lour trucks answered calls Including eight clilmney,fl,es; nine structuralllres, and seven calls lor other problems. A total of77 · hours truck service was recorded with 336 hours of volunteer firemen • service provided. Vehicles were diiven 1,234 mileS during the year. ' The. department meets on the second and fourth Wl'(jnesday of each month and aU Interested persons are Invited to attend the • sessions. · - Bluefield man fined for DWI GALLIPOLIS - A Bluefield , W.Va., man was sentenced to three days In ~P Gallla c.ouniy Jail and WJIS lined UXl after pleading guUty Ff'iday ln Gallipolis Municipal Court to DWI. , "Brian Perty. 24. was also placed on 18 monthS probatlon'.and had his drji'Pr's ll~nse suspended {or 60 - Steel •cullal Whitewalls Double Steel White letter Radials $44 ~.~.~·ll $39 "'"""''' 1#.14 . . ,,. Radials ~ Wh1 lrwall ....... '*'"- . Custom Polysteel · Radial' No tliOe 3 RllsedWMe tener No """' • • netckd Arriva Radial . • WHEEl ALIGNMENT Auto Ssrv1r:e ro·• lforeI'llGood Yea·•s C rj I I • 1 1'fl Uf Sf $) 995 . ,., ''"'' • .•• •~.. """' ".,., """"' "".,., ~llt.lt S..1Df'l'l\o01'1 Cl'le-.r1!1'1t\ ~ gn1 •• ..coo;, t l 'l •tCI""'no - . . ,.. to"··· . . M•cPho•\on $10111 coue:t.o<J t•lri 4 000 ....,••.. . Eagle ST Radial • •• In l'llur Car . $12 • ln<. luOI!' un m a~al'!!> ool hw r~ , ::;.,.."(:,~< '" ' "nd MUtt type ·m•~ r~n i.Jfl ·~ , I!' • I•J t nl<QK • No trade needed • MEIGS TIRE CENTER • , i I I .. . • Emergency runs MOBILE HOME · SINGLE WIDE . FLAT ROOF WITH ARCHED NEW ROOF PANEL. CUTHP -,. ' lrJ:,Ulll 1 1! 11\r ~~~~ I ( FLAT TO FULL ARCHED, ROOF) .H~I SUPPORT DETAIL B DETAIL A I :· i ll·i'(tli I ANGL I r. SlJPf'OR 1 !I. Nfi l f ·-r I N'j\11 !1. rtON SHI f 1 GUTUM SU~PORT Al!D IIIf) l\l ._, r l t..:SIII II IIU \ ~t<f POMEROY - Local units answered Plght calls on Friday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 4:25 a .rri., Rutland went to Meigs Mine 2 lor Robert DonnaUy, to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy ai 10:13 a .m. went to the county infirmary lor Thelma Grueser, to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 1~: :S5 p.m. took Lou Hutchison from Salem Street to Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at 12.:56 p.m. took P'aullne Queen from Pomeroy CUff Apartments to Vetprans Mprnorlal. .:\I 1: 4& p.m., Middleport took Roy Sansbury from his residence to Veterans Memorial and Pomeroy at 2~33 p.m. took Etta Ellis from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to HOlzer Medical Center. Rutland al. 3; 52 p.m. went .to the horne of Lee Burnern on Main Street, lor a amount- fT / INSUl A HON f SU PPOHl SHHT AHEA ANGL E !FLAT TO SLIGHTLY ARCHED ROOFJ DETAIL C · FLAT TO SLIGHTLY ARCHED ROOF . ' .. .. SUPPORT ANGLE ' INSULATION SHEET NEW ROOF PANEL SUPPORT ANGLE . HERE ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF AN URBAN ROOF ( 1) CAN BE DEUVERm AND INSTALLED IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS (2) 30% TO SO% SAVINGS ON HEAnNG & COOUNG (3) INCREASED VALUE OF YOUR MOBILE HOME urbaa p.m. Pomeroy went to Kingsbury Road for Allee Plants, taken to Veterans Memorial. (4) CAN BE SOLD WITH YOUR MOBILE HOME OR REMOVED, THEN INSTALLED ON YOUR NEW HOME (5) UGHT WEIGHT - POSES NO STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS (6) GUARANTEED 20 YEARS BY MANUFACTU~R Methodist women slated to meet MIDDLEPORT - The program will be presented by Beulah · McComas and Katherine Knight will lead devotionals when Metho· dist Women meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Heath United Methodist Church. Hostesses are Paullne Horton, Mary Wise, Lorena DavtsandTerry l;!Yer. Industries of Ohio, Inc. DEALER ' 1 Val~ntine nfsht All Remaining 1984 Rolls Stock . Prices Too Low 'MUST • 0 Call Now! Don't Wait ~, Advertise Immediate . Installation . 60' ~UJ INC . MIDDI.£PQRT - Rotary Anne Valentine night will be observed at6 p.m. Monday by the Middleport· POmeroy Rolacy Club at Heath United Methodist Church. The moa+l"rT~!nJir:.c.!t ...........-·e-- ..-;.r -- a!!e-halfhnnrnuor .. -· ....... · - - · .., ..... tile usual time as a demonstration on making chQcolate candy will be given by Gene Grate. h Rolls WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS "WI Install EllffYthlng We Sell" . OF GAU.IPOLII ONE OF THE AAEA'S LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPET REMNANTS ~ . RESIDENTIAL • COMMEROAL ~ f.:u,,.,.,,. IN YOUR HOME - · WE FEAiuRE NAME BRANDS BIG SHOWROOM o LOCATED 1613rd AV. \ ~AA. 1"A, I· I I ------~ ~ I ~., I I . •' POMEROY 992 3101 • • • JOHN FULTZ- J. MARCUS FULTZ N.D.. $39; Charles D. Huckabee, 40, of Stokesdale, l{C.,$40; and Charles W. Jarrett m. 36, of Scott Depot, W.Va .• ~. • • • • LUBE , OIL CHANGE & FILTER For More Good Years p 242 WEST MAIN ST. ' •. • WI'IICIII1• r ~Of!IH 11111 Auto Service "Rib count • C.UA!1ANT£ £ D ShrivPr, 45, o( Rt. 2, Bidwell, was lined costs for speeding. ForfPitlng S40 bond for driving left of center was Walter E . Vance, ,28, of f\t. 2, Bidwell. Forf~tlng bond for speeding were JohnS. Carey, 23, af Grand Forks, MOUNTING RAIL I S~EET ' I I •Sun lire . ra1n tire .. one tire does it all Fire department officers elected INSULATION SHEET . SUPPORT , ·ANGLE \ / I tread edges • Gas-saving steel -belted MOBilE HOME · DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME WITH TAG UNIT INSULATION SHEET • Scuff nh helps keep with 10.000 bit ing • _~-- REMEMBER Y~ClU.R. -· ROOF IS THE LIFE OF YOUR MOBILE -HOME! HERE'S PROOF THAT MONEY CAN BUY PEACE OF MIND. The Ultimate Solution For A Problem -Roof! • Year-round traction Rolls I • . I �·=··0:··====-. ---- _.~. Pomeroy-MiddJeport-Gali.,olis, Ohio-'Polnt Pln~nt. W. Va. Page A-8--The Sunday Times-Sentinel :::~! •. . j;!W ..... -A . ~: :- ~ . ~-~-· . ::ow .. •. . .. .. •.•· o-..._. ~ ..,. .. .... ~.... ... . :1 0 ··· ~- 1"\ !! "" n 0 o• ~· • r1 er Section l:lli • February 10, 1986 .. •· • -~ Ol ~·. ..,.________ -o ~ .t .............. .' ............ ...... . ~·· ~ --~ ~ ("'J,. • ong l.. zo""' sC>'I -. ,-=-====-.~~~ February 10, 1986 ..,.. - •li •·· ~.ri ~·· -~ h · ~! -- ~-~ 2~ ~~ . , , .·~ .........__._._. ............... ._ ........ Ul ... ~ ~· · ·~ ~· -~ (")' 0 ~ ~~ ("'Jo o: ... ........ . .. . • t t 1 .I o o ' t I I I I I .. . ' . • 0 Wjnners ann()unced in Interpretive Lens ....... By LEE ANN WELCH 'l1ntes-Sentlne staff GALLIPOLIS - Creativity has been honored In the annual Interpretive Lens competition. housed through the the French Art Colony In GaUipolls and •• sponsored by Dale Lear of Lear · Photograpy. Displayed throughout February, 28 works will represent 13 photographers from Otilo and West VIrginia. They were judged · by Frank Hunter of • .,..__ '< = - Albany, Ohlo. He has an M.F.A. from Ohio University In photography along with an M.A. In communications from the University of Colorado. Winning In special effects was Kathy Spencer's "Faires In the ., ,. - ,. - ~ Bottom of My Garder\." Ms. Spencer Is ·from New Haven. W.Va. In the professional black and white category was fltst place to Brad· Smith, Cincinnati, "SerenIty," and second to Dan Carr. Chesterhill, Ohio Cor .' Ahine iett·1sJWVr F11111k Hunters view oi 'Court Street In---pomeroy·frorn the county courtltouse. Above Is flnit place am:Ueur black and . white wbmer :'Shoe Heaven" by Judith Gwmaway of Vinton. -' ''Rememberance.'' Amateur. color winners were Mark Clark. Letart, W.Va .. "Forest Primeval,'.' fl1'st pia~ and second to Janet . Byers, Galllpolis, for "Moorea from Papeete." Black and white amateur category winners wete first place to Judith Gunnaway. Vinton, Cor "Shoe Heaven,'' and second to Mary Arin Myers. _ Langsville. for "What's the Joke.'' Other photographers on display are Ruby Briggs. Gallipolis; Bobby J. Clark. Gallipolis; Ken Moore, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va.; Gene O'Rourke, GalllpoUs and Sarah Walker. The exhibit Is open to the public Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a .m. !o_.3.p.m.• amiSalurd~!YS At lett, second place professional black and white, "Rememberance" by Dan Carr, Chesterhill, Ohio. At right, second place amateur black and while, ''What's the Joke?" by Mal'y Ann Myers, LangsvDie. IV therapy, hospice and respite in furore Home health .services expanding at Veterans Memorial Hospital I'TI'':t"·! I ::.:,;"x··.· ;'·" . ~· .f ,. • • ~ .. '' • ' ' ,r . , ' It I ' 1:': ••· •• . il·· t·n-1. ;;:~ •·· =2 •.: 8 . ,. • • -::::11' ,. 0 .. ..... co. ...::: ... 0 .. ,. : !, - !0: .... 1"\ ""ir:l ·= ¥ ... o .. ;g .·: • ~ . ;; ' • I I :.: =.A "' ••••••••••• 1 are given by aides. Mrs. Smith says tile aides sometimes have six or seven patients a day they visitandthat'swhattheydo. The work of all&ides Is supervised by purses at least once every two weeksatnochargetothepatlent or ariy Insurance agency. Each visit Is billed through the hospital at $.}). Three registered nurses and two aides work full time In the progt;am, along With a pbyslc!al therapist on a part-time basts. di'awn, a procedure that takes about 10 minutes. "Our service saves the frustratlons, and problems on those taking care of the patients because this can be done In the home by a nurse,'' she commented. Planned Expansion The next expansion Cor the program wUi be Intravenous therapy In the home under strlct supervision along with chemotherapy. All services are Ol) the Hospital administrator Scott Lucas credits the growth of the Home Health Service program to government culbacks on (undlng, forcing many patients to leave the hospital while stDl neecllng some nursing care. -Ellzabeth Smith, R.N. and coordinator of the program since the recent retirement or Edna Russell, R.N., said Medicare and Medicaid - as well as many prtvate Insurance companies - wlll pay for out-patient care "because It keeps people out of the hospltal... lt's cheaper In the long run." Servlcell Provided She said that the agency provides skilled nursing services In the home- such things lis cheCking and changing cathe- · rers. tubes and bandages, draw. lng blood, and provldlng physl· I'A 1 !_heraro:. _ Personal care .such as baths, shampoos and changing beds needed to provide service. "Sometimes visits are made every day Cor two or three weeks to get the patient settled In a routine. while for others It's every other day. once a week and sometimes, just once a month,'' Mrs. Smith said. She noted the service currently has 65 regular patients, . ranging from nine-years-old to the over-65 group. The 1984 report of services showed 4,781 total visits. lnc!ud· lng 2,341 by the nursing stall, 2.122 by home health aides, and 160 by a PhYSical therapist. A total of 37llab tests by made by the staff . One facet of the Home Health Servt~ Is to Improve the quality of life lor the patient and those who care· for the homeboum service. She cited one Instance where It took the wile nearly five ·hours to get the patient ready to~ take to a clinic to have blood · ' very confining situations of a emphasized. homebound patient. This could She explained that onte a patient has been referred for • Include providing someone to go Into the home and stay with the service. either by their physl· patient, he added. clan. a friend or relative. an · Home Health History evaluation visit Is made at no Home Health Service began at charge. A contact Is then made Veterans In 1912 as a two year . with the patient's physician who pilot project and since has makes the recommendations for expanded yearly. partly betrealment or egulpment as cause hospital costs have risen needed. The PhYsician does not to where government and prihave to be affllltate with Vetevate Insurance companies are rans Memorial, she added . limiting time spent In the Hospital equipment can be hospital. provided only by prescription Lucas said that the service Is from the physician. Commocles, not avallllb!e In all counties, and beds, wheelchairs, walker~. that everytime he attends a canes and overhead tf!lpeze meeting of hospital administraequipment are avaUable to those tors, there Is a '"clamortng" lor whO quality. ~ehomenumlng~s~h Hospice and Reeploe as Meigs County now provides. "While Hospice and Respite He predicts that the Home may not be coming to Meigs Health Service wUi become County this month or next. we extensive as hospital costs mOI'f wUi have that sonietlme In the conunue to go up, anci he's near future,'r tile hosplal adminconcerned about community IstratOr announced. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~===i ~~~~~~~~~"co~·~n·f:~~~ !:: S' ... By CHARLENE HOEFLICH 'lbnes-Sentlnel staff pOMEROY - The Home Health Service of Veterans Memorial l{ospltal which has grown by leaps and bounds over the past severar years, partly because of rising hospital care costs, Is expanding Its services to homebound Meigs Countlans. A me<!lcal equipment supply program has been added. and thehospltalls!ooklngtoatimeln the near future when Hospice • 0 I I I .• • .... 0 ' • • • ~ - • ' • . .. Mrs. Smith saldsomeservtces being handled by her department are a part of Hospice and Resplce, although they can't actually be classified that way. Lucas talked about a plan lor setting aside a couple or rooms at the hospital Cor the terminal patients in thelaststagesofthelr Illness where the Hospice philosophy 'or a home atmosphere with adequate medical care can be combined with social and spiritual needs. awareness. "Sick people are happiest at l)ome, and through the hospital's Home Health SeQ'ice, we're going home with them.' ' he concluded. ~~t~he~~~~~~~~~be~~~~-~ls~n~eeded~~t~o~~ PlANNING EXPANSION- VeteransMemorla1Hospl&aJAdrnlnl8-tral8r ScoU LucM confers w1t11 lbe new Home Health Service Smtih, R.N., on p1i1n11 for expBIIlhg servlceJ!i coordinator, oiiewi iilrouih iiu1i llltliiCY to inciucie iniravenous iilerapy ior· iile homebound and hooplue aervlce. Fl!ep...., .. �... ~ ~-. ===:;::-:=--==-====---.::~-= =- ~ February 10. 1986 -~ - _...._,_. - ,, --~--"'="'-·~- .)3eat of the bend LEITA - The Rev. Ernest Baker . w111 speak at Walnut · Ridge Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. . :-;: ' ·· We Reserve The Richt To limit Quantities GALLIPOLIS - The Inheritors will be at Elizabeth Chapel Church, :lunday, 7 p.m. lrf the service. Public invited. ' 298 SECOND ST. 1ne- Ltvmg Word Church .of God at Chester will -present llv~ ·v1a satellite, MarUyn Hickey Sunday through Wednesday her teaching on the subject, "How to be an Achiever .· • The Sunday evening . ·service will lle at 7 p.m. and Monday through Wednesday at8 p.m . The public .Is Invited to PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., FEB. 16, 198 5 ., ; •• ~ '• ' : ··,: '!" ; ;: .. • around the country this spring. Four GRADE A RUTLAND - VIllage Council . . Whole Fryers ••••':·.•• 49< Ground ·Beef .....L:.•• S1 19 :will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Civic Center. GALLIPOLIS - St. Louis · ·Catholic Women's Club wUI :meet Monday for mass at 6: ~ . p.m.. dinner to follow. Bob :Murphy will speak .on ·aicohoiiStn. $ KAHN'S SLICED GALLIPOLIS Gallla County Deputy Sheriff's Association will meet Monday, 7 p.m. at the courthouse. ·. oz. 119 Bol na ••••••••••••••• 12 PKG. • • MIDDLEPORT - Beth~! 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The council wUimeetat 6:30p.m. · TIJESDAY GALLIPOLIS- GFWC Riverside Club will meet Tuesday 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Madge Shahan. Mrsw. Jennie Elliot will have the program. quite special bec.ause you ' 'remembered.'' Flowers and candy are, of course, two of the most popular ways ol "remembering" and the Florists' Transworld Delivery reports that there should be a good supply of . flowers at a wide range of prices lor Val!mttne's Day. · . GALLIPOLIS - La Leche League will meet TUesday, 9: ~ a.m. at the home ot Ua Tipton. Topic will be nutrition and ·weaning. For information, call 446-4195, 446-6314 or 286-49'JJ. Meigs County Is an advantage. Tne ~-ur reports ~me average price of a long-stemmed rose will be $5- that's $60 a dozen and in a few areas prices will go to $7 each. Two · local florists advise that roses will · be going from $35.95 to$42 adozen. By the way, if you aren't all that Oushed this year, the florists organization recommends that you go for a few flowers or even a single bloom. That proves, probably, that love shouldn't be measured by the dozen. Isn't that profound? . Now -::- there's nothing wrong_ w'ifncandy on Thursctay eifher particularly if you have a sweet ~: tooth and think you might be invited ..~ • to share the box: And talk about :. price range - there's a small i: 99-center -, It Isn't chocolate and ' '· ~ how much sharing can you do with · . : that size - and you can go close to ,: ~ 50 bucks if you really wani to make : a sweet impression. , · Of ~course. the boxes - even ' . : without candy- are pretty, but I do ;. recommend that you give a filled ~: one. The largest box I've encoun•• tered this year Is at Fruth ; : Pharmacy where you can latch :: onto a gorgeous four pounder for · : $48.98. ,. : ' -. ·.: ' ·· .: • ·:.: ::· :-; :' .; · ·.: :; : :·,' :. • ,. . ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONElESS 69 Chuck Roast .....L:.•• $1 FRESH PORK BUTT . Numerous stores, of course, have $ . : ; offerings and you can just let your : : conscience, your 'sweet tooth and : ~ your pocketbook be your guide. • . Valentine's Day Is a pretty 9 1 Steak/Roast •••••L:-.. .1 SUPERIOR s Gallla Festivals will' be held for the ftrst time In Kansas City, Mo., starting April 12; WinstDn-Salem, N.C., starting May 5, and LouisvUie, Ky., starting May 11. · During the festival season, which begins March 15andendsJune2, the arts festivals also wUI be held in Blnningham · and ·Foley, Ala.; TUcson, Ariz.; Marin County, Calif.; Valentine's Day. Although vacatlonlng In San Francisco, Jim didn't let us down and .S(l I send al!lllg his words to you: A 1985 Valenlille Every year l'm kidded by, The Printers at the shop; They look real close .and tell me, All the things that they fo~ot. ~ Ml' co,Ior Isn't. clear; _ . , There s sometl\iftg wrong, they don't know what, It's llke that every year. They know I c110not see myself, So they tease untlll cry; This year thai said I can't he mailed, Because (llY ink's not dry. Toledo, Ohio; Canby, Corvallis, Eugene, Monmouth-Inde(X!ndence and Portland, Ore.; Seattle, Milwaukee and Washington, D.C. 'J1!e Kennedy Center has held its own two-week lmaglnatlonCelebration annually since 1977 and has commlssioned 18 original works stncethatyear. Thecenterprovides .• • • 1\Jmy, 115 Butlemut Ave. ._I'IJillei'OY at 10 a.m. Suodas. TheY have . served in Korea since 19&1 with "Ciiristlans In Action" - Long Bead. CaiH. The public Is Invited. The family wiD also show ~des of work. ' The Wizard of Oz Club Interna · tiona! can be reached at Box 95, KinderhOok, Ill., 62345 . P11itir1 111d G11/erg Prl"lf /CUSTOM FRAMINGJ "The Terry Fox Story" won the 1984 Genie Award, Canada· s top fllm prize. Valentine Posters.... 2 SOfo Off Than someone's Valentine: - · .~, Now with au this love In the air, it shouldn't be any trouble lor aU of us to keep smiling.. .. .... JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. • VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PH. 446·1616 9 A~ 10,9 Pl'y'l _ WAUt IP>I OR l .t. U J~ A~ APP01N ! ME~T 446-9510 A NEW DIRJCTION IN HAIR DESIGN " . FINAL CLEARANCE Everything Must Go••••• GREAT REDUCTIONS! 75 SAVE UP ·TO o/o • Send You, Vslentine AMemo,sble Singing Vslentine! CALL: BALLOONS and COMPANY 413 4th Street CALL (614) 992·2104 (304) 675-1244 Wo Auopt Visa or Mostor Cord OFF ' A VALENTINE'S SAVINGS . HOOVER® ConvertiblaTM SILV(R BRIDGE PLAZA .,•t'-=~=====::::====~~~~~~~ MIDDLEPORT - Chamber of Commerce meeting 1 p.m. Tuesday at LaSalle Restaurant for installa tlon of ol!lcers. All members and those Interested in membership invited. $169 ...... CHERRY PI·E . '• I' ( • Deep cleaning steel agitator ~ Dual full·tlme edge cleaning • 4-poeltion carpet selector • 16 qt. disposable bag · • Quick &clean bag change &INCH ' • HARRISONVILLE - Senior Citizens will hold blood pressure clinic from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday at ToWn Hall with Ferndora Story, R.N., Incharge; public Invited. FRESH 1 Large Eggs .... ::~ ••••• S9 < GALLIPOLIS Gallia County Extension Homemakers will meet at Grace United Methodist Church, Wednesday, JO:30 a.m. Potluck lunch Is noon and program wUI be lp.m. on - $9995 22.50 GRADE A WEDESDAY 1111' ,,, . system Tomatoes •••••. ~········ CHESTER - Chester Township trustees meeting will be TUesday , 7:30p.m., at the town hall. - Upright with Headlight / BAKERY 446-4313 Kanauga, Oh. Ask About Our Adorable Gorilla and Loveable Chicken Bring This Ad and Get $2.00 Off Any Gorilla or Chicken ' ..•' 2-14-85 Saturday 9 AM to S PM Any my, oh my, I never know, U what they say Is true; But then, my love, like any year, My final judge Is you . words ·- "I Love You." Expires 422 Stcond Awo., c;.allipolis, Ohio Monday thru Friday • Coupon NANCY TAWNEY FRAMING Expires It's just in my design; ·~ •' GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Rotary wUI meet Tuesday. 6 P-"!1· at Oscar's. · When. you bring in this ad. Coupon I look more like a get well card . a GALLIPOliS Coms /11 ~nd 2-14-85 ' So, perhaps, you may just want to settle for 1985 Valentine. There are many around and I'm sure you can find something that says it all. And if worse comes to worse, you might just get by with three simple 452 SE(OND AVE• thek fret, I am' created once each year, For you alone to see; And you alone will know, my love, - Just what you think ot me. •CROSS-STITCH •STENCILING •FOLK-ART SUPPLIES -.=:n:!~~~~~~~i~-~j~~~i!i{ ~j"ii ~c~~'lii"=~44"D·~;; 3•;-~"'"j-" The one called "Love" says not to ...•·-;:::::::===========:::::::;~ 19 -- to Life will meet Dance Company o!. Utah and ll program ol Australian and Ameli-. · can folk solll(s. , u~ production, which premiered at the Kennedy Center 's Imagination Celebration in 1983, wlll be seen In Hanjsburg a nd Pittsburgh, Pa.; Hanover, N.H.; Winston-Salem, N.C.; Syracuse, lthaca , Oswego, , Rochester and Broilklyn, N.Y.; · Cleveland; Birmingham , Clarksburg, W.Va.; BmvlingGJreec ot ~ cities are in Ohio. .~•:· '·~~~--<lt~!~~~i:,:t~"~ ·-" Th;;;·;;~-;;-ot ~ "!;' or el;:'-~"· ~r~~.:.;;'~ben:::·;;:;::~;;::;;;.::; BEDFORD 1WP...,. Trustees :wm meet at 6 p.m. Monday at -Town Hall. - ' Hoe MONDAY GAtLIPOLIS WASHINGTON (AP) - fmaglna Among new touring production.< lion Celebrations, a children's arts the center will send to other festivals festtva! sponsorl!d by the Kennedy this year ~-a \lance program-"-Center, will be held In 21 cities featurlng the Ririe-Woodbury : · romantic day to be observing a Wedding aMiversary and Mildred and Gerald Shuster will be doing just that at their home on Lincoln Heights; Thursday. It's their 53rd. Mildred, by the way, Is recovering from recent surgery at Veterans Memorial Hospital. She's doing ~II sa if will be a pleasant annlversar)'. And- every year Jim Huffman, of the Montgomery Wal'!l ' By BOB HOEFLICH ~Staff ::: ' Well--lt'stlmetothawout . •• cold, cold heart · ;:: and ' set your • : ~ sights for Thurs:;: day .... thatwUibe :;; Valentine's DaJ:\ ; :~. you know. • • There's no:.{: thing like the gen• tie nudge of a STORE HOURS ,. Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday'lO AM-10 PM PT. PLEASANT- The Grubb Family Singers w1ll be at the Gospel Lighthouse In Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. , Sunday, 7p.m._ . ' Children's arts .festivals to be held ·in Ohio towns ·: ~;~sweetes~ thoughts ~~'... for_ Valentines Day_. SUNDAY The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-3 Pomeroy-'Middleport-Gallipolia,Ohio-Point Plaaunt, W.Va. SAVE $50!! U4387 TROPIC ANA • Valentin~ cake .. pickups set · • : . POMEROY - Pick up points ·. iiave been established for customers purchasing Valentine Day cakes from the Eastern Band Boosters. The cake are to be picked up on , Thursday at the Ohio Valley Bulk Food Store in Pomeroy, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Gaul's Grocery In Chester • from3to5p.m. andatEasternHigh • SchOol, 2 to 4 p.m. . ~ • The heart-shaped cakes carrying · : oot a valent!necolouchememaybe ,: purchased by calll!ll Joan Baum, ;: 9854291. The cake baking proJect Is ,. a money-raising activity of the •· Eastern Band Boosters and prices are $1, $3 and $6. $ CARNATION ~· $ 09 29 Cakes....... 1 Hot ·Cocoa M1x •••• 1 Frozen FLAVORITE ( Magic ·Bleach •••~A~~o:•.69 Ice Cream •.••• !~'!'••• $2 49 .• •• ''C()(Jp(fi' •••••• ·····cooPON·······•• •••...• cool'll"al .....••• ••·····couPON·······• PAKINY. •••• : ' ••••••~ THANK YOU : : CHERRY PIE FILLING •• Limit 4 Plla1t •• • • ••• • • Texas, with Its 267,388 square · • miles, is the second largest state in theunton. Alallk_!lls number one. PEPPERIDGE FARM 21 e- - oz. 99.·(- !...'-p.!t four Pc: C&.o;tc.Wi CleM Only At Powell's Offer luius ftlt. 16, I liS •• •••• • ••••• • • • eo C\Jl'1 • • • I; I ~ ••• • ' • 3LI. . CAN oz. SWEO II£AITS 17 :CRISCO. SHORTENING! • . . $229 l.inlil Ont Ptr Customer ~ ..... ·- QOM umy "' rowttn OHer lipim F... 16, 1915 ... 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SALE AND SAVE! �___.,._,_ -~-- ' ..... .-· - ~ --·---z::._...:""-:;;~="'·== .. -::..c:-:::-c= --- .~-­ --~ ""'-~== = = · - ----=-=----=--- +- Times-Sentinel The Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Poiot Pleasa~nt~.~W~-~V~•;·========~~==F=eb~ru;a=ry~10;;;:·;;1=9=8;;:::6 .POMEROY - . VIctoria Ann Paul Click, Pomeroy, and the late Larcy Morrison. and Theodore H. LPhew of ChUilcothe, son of Mr. and Mrs. William LPhew St., Pomeroy, exchanged wedding vows In a ) candlelight wedding at the Middle. / port Church of Christ on Dec. 15. Robert P . Melton performed the ceremony following a program of and vocal music by Macyln -WI'ImY and Joanne Clark. Their included "Somewhere Love, " "The Rose" and "You Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plaaunt. W.Va. ----College retirement-'-----:;"'::7 Victoria -Ann Morrison becomes · bride of Theodore Lehew Dec. 15 _.. -· M:omson, daugtlterof-Mr: and Mrs. 10. 1986 -DAR .raising money for Lady uberty - - ' WASHINGTON (AP) -The first CouncU of tlfe Insurance. • prtvatecoUegeretlrement plan was · ·.' establlshed In 1892 by Columbia The !lrst pensiOn plan for publlP University for Its professors with a elementa,ry and secondary sc~ mlnlmum oU5 years ot service at r leacll:"rs '!_as started t~ ~ollowiNC age 65, according to the American · , year m ChiC&go. ceremony, the bride a11d groom "- presentcd-their-rnothers-·~vit., l~.g-· stemmed red roses. · Sharon Grtl11n served as maid of ho.nor and wore a maroon Door length gown. The bridesmaids were Cheryl LPhew, Gallipolis, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Tercy Deal . Chillicothe, In lavender floor length gowns, All of the attendants carrted hurricane lamps with floral Times-Sentiriei-Page-B-7 The -- - GALUPOLIS - The Natlpnal Society Daughters or the American Revolution has proclaimed Thursday, Feb. 14, as Liberty Love Day, On this !lay, all 211.001 members will participate In a one-day nationally coordinated effort to ralse funds lor the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. Loc~!-lly, the French Colony Chapter Is sponsortng this e!fort, with each member making her own wreaths. William Lehew Jr .. brother of tHe groom from Pomeroy, was . best man, and ushers were John LPhew, dation. The rededication Is scheduled lor the Statue's blf1hday Oct. 28, 1986. Area contributions may be sent to French Colony's treasurer, Ruth Evans, Box 7, VInton. Ohio 45686. r------------- ._, lll'e" . ::Z,enter arrangement of white roses, ;lavender and dusty rose miniature ~amatlons and hOlly flanked by floor ~andelabra with rose colored tapers ~nd dEcorated with flowers In the ....,eddlng colors. Large evergreen lm-eaths with massive pink bows JNere also included in the decor along numerous poinsettias to carcy wore black . tuxedoes and pink rosebud boutonnieres. · The mother of the bride wore an lvocy ensemble with accent trlrp in green. The groom'smo.therwas in a beige · and black suit and both mothers wore red and white miniature rose and holly corsages. The held In the church decorated with greenecy and bows. ..- ·The ori<lewas esconed to me-anar :lJy her uncle, John Dunlap, Colum;)Jus. She wore a handmade gown of ':lvocy satin fasl)loned with a high .ileckllne, long lace sleeves, and -~rapped waist with a bouffant skirt ~hlch flowed Into a chapel train. • She wore a garland of baby'S · :hreath with · rriaroon ribbon strea:iners. Her jewelrv consisted of a 'diamond gtven to her by her mother, !and a gold antique cross, the gift of :RainOna Compton. She carrted a ;rascadlng bouqu_et of pine, white 'fO!;es, pink tulips; Taven~er cai'tia· and dusty rose miniature !carnaliorlS. As a part of the Phllathea Women. The cake was three tiered and decorated witif live fiuWen, Wilh~il wt::!II?"Clls:O used at the base along with votive .. candles. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Frank Percy, made the nuts and mints which-were served along _with the punch from another table also decorated with flowers in the wedding colors. and pink candles. Mrs. LPonard Van Meter was chairman of the serving committee. Guests were registered by Mrs. Michael Wilfong, who wore a rose colored satin gown. Rice · bags, , made by the groom's grandmother, Mrs. Wiliiam TIInen~r,-wered~l:J-- · uled from a basket belonging to the groom's great-granqmother, the ~ink MERLE NORIIIAN COSMETICS EXCELLENCE 1., Desir.n I 313 pratt - 1:fanley •. '• - Mr. and Mrs . announcing the approaching mar· rlage of their daughter, Angela Kay, ~oRodney H. Manley, sonofMr.and Mrs. John Manley, Pomeroy. · The open-church wedding wlll iake place on Saturday, March 2, at ~; 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Church of Pu'lst. Nell Proudfoot will perfor_m the ceremony. A reception wlll ' be held in the church hall Immediately tollowing the wedding. · • The bride-elect is a graduate of Meigs High School. Her !lance also ~actuated from Meigs. ' ,· Plastic pipeline J.s installed ', SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP )' The city of San Antonio says it has Installed 50Q mlles of plastic pipe underground for its rapidly expand· in~ gas distribution system. ; Oneofthenatlon'sfastestgrowing cities, San Antonio adds 7,001 gas customers each year. It uses plastic pipe for all sizes ~der 4 inches In diameter, with the typical housing subdlvislpn havlng2·inch gas mains and l -inch service connections to late Mrs. August LPlfheit. the wedding were Mrs. Harold The bride graduated from East· Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. -Richard ern High SChool and attended Ohio . Leifheit, Springfield, Mrs. Gregocy University. Parsons, Ripley, W.Va.; James The groom, a graduate of MeigS Bilek, 'columbus; Todd Morrison, High School and Capitol University, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Mr: and where he was a me mber of Kappa Mrs.Lester Young, Mrs. Minnie Iota Lambda, Is employed at Cochran, Athens, and Ramona Huntington Local Schools, Chilli- Compton, Belpre. Friends and relatives of the cothe, as athletic director and head football coach. couple gathered at the home of the Tn~ t'Oupiti residt-s al 6349·-5. -R_ · .gr.oom.'t; grandmother, I"A-rs. Hnrry,_ m, Chillicothe. . Davis, for a party following the Among the out-of-town guests al church reception. NEW YORK (AP) -While top corporate executives enjoy many benefits, time on their hands is definitely not one of them. . The. average top executive works about 22 hours a week more than employees who hold "9-to-5" jobs, according to a survey made for Robert.Half In lerna tiona! , a recruit· lng firm. · ' of graduation supplies bvstyl~rt .·. JOhn Merida find Anna Shaw fo1.a 1 qf ~I) mill Inn, acoo_MI!1g tr> tll!!'.~! - Shaws to note 50th anniversary CHESTER -Mr. and Mrs. Lando · grandchlldre~ · and SIX greatgrandchldren, Clay wlllobserve the~ 50th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Oaywere marrted annlversacy on Saturday from 6 to9 on Feb. 6, 1935 in Logan County, p.m. at Clay's Shake Haven In W.Va . Mrs. Clay is the former 'Chester. . Elizabeth LPeson. The open reception Is being hOsted Friends and relatives of the by their children, Mr. and Mrs. to attend couple arecordtallylnvlted Kenneth DeLong and Mr. and Mrs. -Rena!d Clay. The eouple has fiv~ . the observ~ce. It Is requested that be omitted. · · CHESHffiE - John Mertda and Anna Shaw will observe their 50th wedding annlversacy Saturday, Feb. 16, wlthanopenreceptlonatthe Kyger Creek Oubhouse, 1 to 5 p.m . The couple was marrted Feb. 16, 19.'!5 by the REv. Ira Sheets at his residence on State !Wute 218 and are the parents of daughters- Mrs. Albert (Ruth) ·smith oi Kennii, - W.Va.; Mrs. Lyndall (Barbara) Mullins of West Jefferson, Ohio; Mr-S: William E. (Linda) Stanley of · · Gallipolis; · and sons. Richard of Orient, Ohio; Robert of Rio Grande; and John of Tiffin. They have 17 grandchildren and seven gTeat-grandchlleren. Shaw retired after 34 years with th?-Statc H1ghwiiy f.)qiartmtiit . Myrtle Cili21n btr•••pma 5 GAYS LEVOLOR SALE Saving~ orSO"io Riviera 1 inch Custom Blinds. TM Smiths -note 52nd anniversary .PHOIO&RAPIIY Mr. and Mrs. Fred. B. Smith , observed their 52nd wedding ann!· versacy on Sunday at their hoJTleop West Shade Road with a family dinner. 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He was hanged in 1-701. •"""''""""~ Ill No Appointment Necessary - Walk-Ins Welu11ne • Ave., Gallipolis, Oh. 161414461267S: Third . _. uraauanng · RUTLAJ\U - Ms. Donna Siek, Rutland, and Edward Sick, Pimberville, are announcing the engage· ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Deanna L. Siek, Rutland, to Marty L. Searles, son of Mrs. Vera Seales, Rutland, and !Wiland Searles, Middleport . The open-church wedding will take place at 7 p.m. on March 1 at the Rutland FreewUI Baptist Church. The REv. LPiand Haley wiU officiate, and the reception wiU be held at the home of Sheridan an·d Vickie Russell on New Lima Road . Angela Kay Pratt ' ' ~ Siek - Series .' Statue o! Liberty will be 100 old In 1986 and a major undertaking Is In progress to restore this majestic monument. The ravages of time, salt air· and pollution have taken sertous toll. Work is being done on the skeletal structure as well as the outside to Insure tbe preservation of this gTeat symbol of Freedom. y~ars GALLIPOLIS, OiiiO 4 HR. SERVICE ...for · Spring is ·in the air! 50°/o OFF••• · The ;eason many look favorably on denominationl is that the;r do not know what denominationalilm is and what it does to the epirttual bodv of Christ, the chureh. In order that we may undentaod denomillat~m more clearly, let ua observe the following: <U1I<»>IIiuute has reference to a specific kind of unit with a apecifi~ name; denomiMtirm signifies classee or kinds having sP,.ific names principles, and systems; denominator means the division of the whol~ tnto parts. · A careful examination o! these words show how closely related they are in meaning. expressing division. The one who denommate• (designates a special elass) presents a denominator (divideo t~e whole into parts), establishes a <UttOmirtatims (a religious sect), and thereby ushers in denominatidnalilm (divisions among religious orders with each one having its own•principles and systems or doctrines). The sum of the whole matter is <UfiDminatiotu divido! · Dlvloloa The above words do not appear in the seripture, but their devastating work di.W.. does. The first aceount of Christians denomirtating themselves is found in I Corinthians 1:10-13. The word translated di.W.. Is from the Greek "•cilirma, "meaning diuention. to rent, and to divide. Division at Corinth was brought. about by their contentions, that is, strife, quarrelling, and rivq. They we"' establishing lour unit• (d<!nomi71atOTI) with special names such as Paul, Apollos, Cephas, and Christ. The only way they could have been justified in their division and wearing these names-was for Christ to have been divided and their having been baptized into the names of these men. The only thing that can justify <Unominationl (dillirimt) today is (or the same Christ to _be divtded and for you to be baptized into the name weanng. • Many teach that the ' with each do710111inatirm (unit, class, or own name and value in the work of God. Many thank ~rayer lor the ,Unomillatimtpl divilimu that exist, advocating that tt broadens the field from which you may choooe your particular faith or chureh, Such a doctrine and prayer are contrary to the doctrine and prayer of our Lord. Christ prayed for His apostles to be one (Jno. 17:11), and !or all who would beUeve on··Him through their word to be.,.. (Jno . 17:20), as He and the Father were.,.. (Jno. 17:21.22). The....,.,.., (unity, that would exist among the disciples would influence the world to belietlo and /mow that Christ completed His mission in offering His body as the perfect sacrifice to atone for the sins of all the world. His. true diocipleo today are "pcrftctl!l joiMd togolllff i1l t~ fllind aftdittdgrMttt"(1 Cor. 1:10), and are made perfect (complete or whole) in Christ who is the perfect., lawful, and official Savior of the world! For Free Bible Cornop od•- Coane, Write ... Chapel Hill Church of Christ BtrJ..tll. Road • p' 0 .... GoiHpollo, o.to etill - ...... l '~f llltMit'' lW) •\\'JIH .__,___!!.:!!-=-=· �_- -. ....__ -· ,P IIQe-B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel -· Ftibruarv 1o. 19ss Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea11nt, W. Va. Meigs senior center plans week's activi_ties Sport 'limeli ~ ~entintt Section February 10, 1985 St. John's,--NC.State, Kansas post victories - OU keeps. MAC =lead~hehintl~l9th··- --+..-+-~~ -SIUR-TS DRESSES REG. 122.00 TO S47.00 REG. 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WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES $18-$3250 WO.N'S AS 136 to 165 SPORT SHOfS IIAIIY 01'1111 YAWlS INIOUGHOUT SJ 0 To. . oua na11 S24SO· -----([znt~ .... & Fri till •' Wttl. Thur: & S.t. til 5 D ---~ I ~ l'lt '~'1 . Umll2 7.97 ~Reg. 12.88 Durable 4-pc. lubber Mat Set TWtn front, rears. Assorted colors. LOS ANGELES (AP ) - John Henry, described by his trainer as ·"the consummate race horse" and called by his jockey "the darndest sonofagun I ever rode," is on top of MUlLIN SAND:WIUI - St. John's Chris MuJDn (*!)passes oul of a zone defense between VIDanova University's Dwayne McClain, rear, and Ed Pinckney the horseraclng world forthesecond time in his storybook career. Sam Rubin's grand gelding, who is preparing to race again 'II age 10, won an Eclipse Award Friday night H.D. latteries 6-pack "C" or ' "o:· as Horse of the Year forl98!1. He also earned that honor In 1981. John Henry, who also won an Eclipse Award as male grass champion for the fourth time in five Jordan, others look forward _to 1985 NBA All·Star game INDIANAPOLIS. (AP ) -Rookie sensation Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls says he' s serious about playing In the National Basketball Association AU-Siar game, while the slam-durik championship Is just for fun . "The game on Sunday makes me nervous and I might not score a point," said Jordan, who will start for the East in the All-Star game scheduled for 1:45 p.m. EST Sunday tn front of a crowd of 40,fXXl at the Hoosier Dome. "But for the slamdunk competition, I'm trying to relax and have fun." Larry Nance of Phoenix, Julius Jo;l'\l!ng of PhDadelphia and Jordan ,Jordan, Clyde Drexler of Portland, Orlando Woolridge of Chi· cago, Darrell Grltflth of Utah, Terence Stansbury of Indiana and Domlnlque WUklns of Atlanta competed in the preliminary round. In an effort to encourage the players to try more dltflcult dunks. the NBA changed the rules of the event so that missed shots are not penalized. "I can jump well and I have real big hands and my legs are younger , than anyone else's In the comJl!!tl· tlon, so I gUess I have a chance," Jordan said. lng In s slam-dunk championship. Nance, whowonlastyear, and Ervl!l~t. the 1984 runneruo. h~tl ~ free-throw line, afeatmade famous by Erving. bye Into tbe semifinals. France earns firSt gold medal ' BORMIO, Italy (AP)· Olympic sliver medalist Perrine Pelen led France to a 1-2 finish In the women's slalom and gave her country the first gold medal at the World Alpine Ski Championships Saturday. ChrlsteUe Gulgnard raced a blistering second run to jump from ninth to second overall and win the sllver medal. · ..Olympic champion Paotetta Magonl of Italy took the bronze lifter a risky second run on the Ortler coul'5e to give the host country Its first medal of the championships. . _The United States was unable to dUplicate ftS sW111ling gold-bronze giant slalom finish, W\th Eva (, • SOU'IH BEND, Ind. (AP ) Dwayne Washington scored a game-high 20 points and Rafael Addison added 17 Saturday as sixth-ranked iiiyracuse i defeated Notre Daine . 6&62 in ·· a nonconference college tiasketball game. The lead changed hands five times In a hard-fought second half that also saw eight ties. David . Rivers and Ken Barlow led the Irish offense with 16 points eac~. Fouls hurt Notre Dame late In the game, and Syracuse hit nine of 12 from the free-throw line, including three by Addison In the closing minute after the Irish tied lor the last time at 56-56 on a field goal by Donal<! Royal. The Orangemen Improved their record to 16-4, whlle the 1$h fell to 13-6. I Each Sproy 'n WCIIII8 32-oz. * laundry Old; trigger spray. Orangemen stop Irish 703 19' Hugg~ "'lg Heart" M'l . mcJY'«llll Devils regained the lead on a Kevin Strickland jumper and gradually pulled away when Alarie scored nine points and Dawkins hit four In a 2';6-mlriute span. · Strickland added 10 points for Duke, ti-4and6-41n theACC. Bias led Maryland with 21 points whlle Adkins atlded. 14, Tom Jones addect 11 and Adrlari Branch 10. Maryland is 19-7, 5-31n theACC. MADISON. Wis. (API - Rick Olson scored 32 points and Scott Roth tallied 19 of his 21 points In the · second half as Wisconsin snapped a nine-game losing streak in a come-from-behind 92-78 Big Ten basketball victory over Ohio SUIte Saturday. Wisconsin, which trailed by as many as nine points late in the first half, rallied to a 58-52 lead with a 19-9 spurt opening the second half. _.. Olson scored eight, _points and Roth six during that span. Ohio State regained a ~2 lead with 8:26 to play on a drive by Ronnie Stokes. But, paced by four Roth baskets, the Badgers ripped off a 19-5 run to take a commanding 81-68 lead. Wisconsin , which also got 16 points from J .J . Weber, upped its record to 11-10 overall and 2-9 in the Big-Ten. Ohio State, 14-6and6-5, was led byTroyTaylorwith23 pointsand Stokes with 19. The loss ruined a homecoming of sorts for Ohio State's Brad Sellers; who transferred from Wisconsin two years ago after dispu tes with the coaching staff. Sellers scored 13 points ' before fouling out with 44 seconds left With 1: 06 remaining in the first half, Ohio State led 37-33. Then, a basket by OSU's Dave Jones and a personal and technical foul on Wisconsin 's Mike Heineman produced what, in effect , was a 5-polnt play and the Buckeyes took a 42-331ead. (54) during lint baH acllon In Philadelphia Saturday. St. John 1scaplure Its elghtotralght victory, 'lO-llS. (AP Taylor's 10 points, five assists and IA<ierpholo). four rebounds contributed to Ohio State's 43-39 halftime lead. On Sunday, Jordan will be joined In the Eastern Conference starting lineup by forwards Larry Bird of Boston and Erving, center Moses Malone of Philadelphia and guard lslah 'nx>J:llllS of Detroit. The Western Conference starters are center Kal'!!em Abdul-Jabbar and guard Earvin "Magic" Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers, guard George Gervln of San Antonio, and fmwards Ralph Sampson of Houston and 'Adrian Dantley of Utah. The West reServes are forwards Alex English and Calvin Natt, both of Denver, ani! Nance; 'centers Jack Slkma of Seattle and Akeem Olajuwon oL Houston an~ guan!s Norm Nixon of the Los Angeles Cllppers. Coming off the bench lor the East are forwards Bernard King of New York and Ten-y Cummings of MUwaukee, centers Robert Parish or Boston· and Bill Laimbeer of Detroit and guaf!ls Mlcheal Ray RJchardsonofNewJersey,Bostim's Dennis Johnson and Sldnf'y Moncrief or Mllwaukee. Also scheduled Saturday was an oldtlmers' game, with two teams coached by · Red Holzman and Bobby Leonard. The players range In age from Pete Maravlch, 36, to Bob Davies, 65. Also on Saturday, tbe NBABoard of Governors were expected to dL!cuss the proposed purchase by JeiTY Relnsdol'f, owner of basebell's Chicago White Sox, of a majority Interest In the Chicago Twardokens' lOth place the best finish. The 19-year-old from Squaw Valley, Calif.: was clock~!!~ In 1:31.35. Heidi Bowes of Steamboat Springs, Colo., was 17th in 1: ~.00. Tamara McKinney of Lexlllgton, Ky., the 1983 World Cup o\<erall champion and the tour's ctefepdlng slalom champion, had sqother disappointing race. Just· as In the giant slalom, she posted the second-fastest Intermediate tllne of the first run only to before the finish. Bulls • The fourth American In the field, NBA Commlllldoner David Stern Kar-en Laru:uter oi Incline Village."" said FTidayile expected iile board to Nev., also feU In the first run. approve the sale. rau ' years , beatoutSlewo'Goldlnvotlng by representatives of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations, Natldnal 'fun Writers Assciciatjon and Dally Racing Form. Slew o' Gold, a son of Seattle Slew, who was the ~977 Horse of the Year arid Triple Crown winner, was voted champion older horse. In becoming the Qldest Horse of the Year - Kelso, another great gelding, was 7 when he won his fHth straight title In 1964 - John Henry scored six victories, all of them In grass stakes in nlnestartslnl98!l.He earned $2,336,650 and boost his career record bankroll to $6,597,947. Rubin has said he gets maD crttlcizing him for continuing to race John Henry. One letter sa id he "must be . greedy to race a 9-year-old. That 's equivalent to a 63-year-old man. " "He llves to run, and when he' sou t there racing he means to beat you, " trainer Ron McAnany· said after John Henry was honoreq at the Eclipse Awards Dinner. " ... old John is everything you could ask for ln.a racehorse.". "He gives you everything he has every time he rum , and just when you think he's finally going to get beat he reaches back and gives you even more," said Cluis McCarron. "There's no horse like him anywhere." John Henry opened 198!1 with a fifth-place finish in the Santa Anita Handicap on the dirt . In his only other start on the dirt, he finished second in the Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap. His triumphs were in the.Golden Gate , Handicap at Golden Gate Fields, ·!he Hollywood Invitational Handicap, tte Sunset Handicap at Hollywood, th e BudweiserArlington Million at Arlington Park, the Turt Classic at Belmont· Park and the Ballantine's Scotch Classic at the Meadowlands. His only loss on the grass was a third in the San Luis Rey at Santa Anita. n~·ITAI lLL· lbe Eut llqlllld 8Murday mol'lllllslll (lftiiiU'alloa lor i."M ~ i;.arry iiirci (iS) anc.-:ICG!ieft ~Suoclay'a NBA AD-Star pme In Indianapolis. Bird ill Parllh, bOdl fl'am lbe ........, Cellb, prlldlce with trom Frencll Llcll, lwflep (API e el'pltotll). FAMIUAR TEAMMATE - Fill em ·Coafer. illllll! ~ ~ i �--- ···--"=:0::·-= • -· -~·-·--· ~age-C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel February 10, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-G.allipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. • February 1o. Kyger Creek quintet upsets Southern, 67.-64 card. second quarter, with both sides . strong double-digit performances KC Is now 3-3 in loop action and~ tying, 31-31, at the half. The viSitors from senlor center-forward Rodney on the season. Southern dropped to mounted an attack on the Bobcats Morgllll, who added 1i points, and _SQu~ei:Jl for the flrs!J.Ime_'!t nearlt.._ ]-'!_overall. · ~thaJ erlded the Quarter wiPI South: • from Bri8Jt Wamstey,_the senior 15 years here Friday rught. · The game was a battle from the . . em down by only three. fo!WI'rd whO adiled 10. senior guard . When thE' dust settled, flna,l score start. as the Bobcats compiled a But a blast o1 scorlng In the tlnal . Chuck Vogel supplied another eight fortheBobcateffort. read: KygerCreek67,Sou!hern64: one-pointleadovertheTornadoesat period saw KC hold onto the lead. 1be loss dropped Southern. now the end of the first quarter. TheBobcatsledbyasmuchasseven Adams' scoring was compll4·21ntheSVAC,agameandone-half Southern's junior ·guard Todd intheflnalmlnutes andwereahead mented by 16 from junior forward ~ oil! of first place behind Hannan Adams, who recorded 23 points for by six with22secondsleft. Inorderto Jay Bostick, while center Kevin :~ce, ~1. The Wildcats are.now.in .1he.evenlng,ledthescorlngassault avoid ioullng, KC worked. the ball Teaford broughUn another six. : ~e: driver's seat with only three Action was no less hectic In the around, keeping the visitors at bay. In shooting, both teams were even • fOJI!Eirence games left on thls year's •~ KC Coach Keith Carter also drew tromthefouJHne.KCconnectedon · Po~th Notte . Dame. The 15 of 24 tries from the Door for 62 Bobcats were to travel to Cross percent, and Southern Sllllk 20 of Its Lanes Christian 'IUesday, host 32 att~p~ for 62. The Bo~Jeats Southwestern Friday and pia~ a rontro!!cd .he ga.'lle trom the fi<lm', m&kropgBnlf'wlth-E-astem Feb.16. recordlng55percenton26of47shots, Southern IS scheduled to play whUeSoutherncanned20of55for36 Wahama there Tuesday and host percent. E11stern Friday. KChad'rlrebOunds,wilhMorgan KYGER CREEK (67) - Vogel ~: snatching 11, and had nine Waugh 2-04: Wamsley 4-2-10; Kitchen 9-9-Z7; turnovers. . Morgan ~1-U; Pennington l..J-5; Gilmore The junior Tornadoes captured IJ.2-2. Totall 5-1547. . SOI1n!ERN (M) - Bostick 8-().16: Roush the reserve tUt, 53-37, with Jamie -• • KC was to resume play Saturday night In a makeup game with •• CHESHIRE- Led by senior ~~U~~rd Anthony Kitchen's Tl points, ~yger Creek defeated visiting 198& -·-·-- -·- Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. - The Sunday Tlm8S·Setitiuel . Pa{ie C·3 - 1·24; Wickline 0.3-J; 1'~ ford 2·2.6; Gllbrl& 1-(1-2: Adams 6-11·23: Harr~ 2-1-5: Grueser . IJ.H; Thrley 2-0-4. Totalo rl-~1-et. Sooreby·- Trace increases con£e ren·ce Ie·ad· ~~~lr~Era_~;:hF:~~-~~ · :.~Hannan ;.. ..;.:. ...L ' Wllll' ;.:)Wft'UI : Fr·lrlav'< SVAC matchup with consecutive baskets. Davis adding eight. The team -~:~~coming out on top, 71-53. Both teams tra.ded baskets un!U recorded 14 turnovers. :; Mike Jenkins called It "our the- end of the quarter, with the · The wtn gives HT a l2-4 record, ~t game at home all year," as the . Wildcat$ recapturing the lead by a and .Eastern Is 6-6 and 4-2 in . the · WI).dcatsrecorded thetrstxihleague two-point margin. league. :-Mn· in seven starts, and Increased ·The second · period saw HT Reserve 'lbrlller league-lead to another full· steadJiy build upon the lead. In 8 thriller that took two ~t~,~~ov~;~er defending co-champion Although the Eagles' pace didn't overttmes, HT's reserve edged ~~ which lostto Kyger Creek slacken, HT scoring and some Eastern, 54-50, In a hard-fought :ilt&tr Eastern led 49-48 at 36 seconds when Jenkins sank two at the foul Une. Eastern 's Steve Homer tied It · on a foul shot, but Jenkins and Stitt combined at the foulllne to get the win. · · Stitt was high scorer with 11, and Jenkins had 10forHT. TrevorSmaU added and Chris Petro and ~"-.~,.~~~ru~·gh~t.~~~n:~r~~~~~~~~~~m~~-~~~~~~,~~~~;i~~ :.urerP we controlled the tempo," : Jinkimu;atrt hut.FiddPrlthar~nite : ao~lS.point l~ad~t-theopening~it~ · f01lrth quarter, he didn't relax • , ~9ugh to begin subbing until the ::!tlst five minutes, when the score 63-43 in HT's favor. . - "I have a lot of respect for him • · (E_!Istern Coach DenniS Eichinger) · -:~hiS team," Jenkins commented. •· "-"'-d 1 was s 1 ased "th • • ""' • uper-p e WI our ': · Jdds In general." ::; Double-Figure Scoring And ·. : · . PIeased he might he. after :'":is · ::.:=~!!!~~::~':Ikr~~)l~ :< had 21 points, BUI Swain, who .~:recorded 17, and Phil Bailey, who : •roundedoutthescorlngwlthl6. The game opened with a strong • ..assault from Eastern. Within the ~·first three minutes, Brent BISsell-, ~:;Jeff Caldwell and Greg Leachman ·· ~each scored baskets and kept the : ; hosts from scoring untU 5: 13, wheri - ~:l:lalley stepped forward to shoot •· :> '; GAHS ftosh lose ::_:.:4 .5- 39 Cau,e e ·b attle • •• ·.• . LOGAN - Coach Kelfh · ~:McGuire's Gallipolis High school ' ~;freshmen dropped a 45-39 baski>t · ::-·:!>all decision to Logan here Friday, < snapping the Little Devils' nine> garne winning streak. ;: Gallipolis, now 9·2 ovrall (not :; :COunting last night's makeup game ' <:at home against visiting Waverly) play a makeup at Waverly ; ~-,'Tuesday, then conclude the 1984·85 : ~ ~campaign in the annual Pt Plea.;sant freshman tournament on Feb. ::lS-16. ., •.; l'h the Logan loss, Logan led 7-6, :;iwJn . Box score: :· ~ GAllS FROSH (38) - Evans l.Q-2: StO\\'Crs ·: ..:J-0-6; Thomas 3-2-8; Hauldren 2-0-4: Berk.lch ' • "''I.O.S; Young ~1 - 11 . Totals 18.3-39. :• : LOG~ FROSH (45) - Gabrl ~l 5-HI: ,• ~Walker 2-1-5; TompklllS 2.()4: Gill 2-3-7: •: ·E~ltston 0-2-2; Va n Verls 2-M: Spar1or ' . •-1+12. To«Us 11-11-15. '. . !!<ore by ........... ............................... 7 12 917-15 .• .GAHS ..... ..... ........... . ...... .... 6 17 6 111---'f! ;.;~a n .. ... Kyger C-'< .... ...... ........ .. .. 16 lS 12 24-67 SOuthern .......................... . 15 16 9 - one point. c ..• · - The hosts rn;ld a one-point lead 1- _. L- , _ _.. .... ~ __ ___._ __ ...__ _ .~........ _ _ ,.._..~... . w,w ' "·-'JJ uB·u·"C • .• • • • • • _. . ,., • Local bowling 1 Eastern took . the lead in foul shoot lng, connecting on 11 of Its 19 tlies for 57 percent. The WUdcats scored on 13of23shots for 56 percent.. THERE WILL BE NO BINGO AT msurance needs. .. 1 · INSURANCE ® "!=.~.~,., ...... ,. .16 2319 13-TI Easla-n .......................... ..:. H 1411· 15--s.'! is your UnBmpioymBnt ..,.,._.'!,:: ilco• taxable? 1 1'1:.. ~· l -·618 E. 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With 11 seconds RlchardSIIttmJssedafoulshotwith NortliGaUiaFrtday.Eastem'snext remaining, Swain dropped the ball . three seconds left. league game Is Friday, when it hosts in tobrlngthehalftlmescoreto39-28. I.ri the first three minutes both Southwestern. Wildcats Plug Away teams paced each other basket (or HANNAN 'I'KA()E (71)- ·Swain 8-1·17: During the third quarter, atbasket, deadlocking 43-43 with 2._ 10 BarnesliH·2t BaUey~16: su" 1-3-5: Davis 3-2-ll: atne 2-0-4. Tolal 111-IS-71. thoughEasternplrked uppointsand left. Nothing resolved, HT's Mark EASI'I!RN(I3)-Barber3-2-8: Leachman tra:Ued by seven at the 5:30 mark, Jenkins sank the first bucket of the 4.()8: .Jof1 Caldwetl 4·3-ll: Collins 1-l.J: Jim HT plugged away, buUdlng It·,0 as· Caldwell IJ.2·2: B. Blssell0+4: R. 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County Holiday Tournament the second quarter, scoring 10 The Pirates' sophomore center o pening-round loss to the po)rlts, as the Pirates broke away to SCOred 23 points a nd hauled down 11 Highlanders. a 22·81ead In route to a24-14halftirne rebounds as North Gallla defeated North Gallia, cormecting on .only margin. kept Southwestern 1n the game, Diddle took chargl', scoring seven scoring eight of his team-high 20 points 1n the quarter and North points In the Hrst_half. The PirateS Gallla pulled to a 44-33margtn at the ·held the Highlanders' leading - end of the quarter-_scorer, Steve Pelfrey, scoreless In North Gallla pulled away In the the first haU. fourth quarter, outscoring the Bailey scored ten points In the Highlanders 25-15. In the final ·third quarter as the Highlanders cut quarter, Kemper, Diddle and Steve the gap to 33-28halfway through the Thaxton each scored six points tor "'m-@~o·~;~;;;;;at:; ;;;:;.~ s;;;~-M;~';_gers North Gallia turns back Southwestern ... Sophomore Sean Colley was a force for Southwestern In the fourth quarter, scoring all seven of his JX)IIils aiil'l grabi:ilng two reOOt:m<Is; "Thts was our best defensive game of the year," North Gallla's Coach Bruce WilSon said fOllowing the Pirates' fourth win of the season against 10 losses. "Neither team got Continued on C-5 Continued from C4 off to a quick start, even though we had a lot of op)Xlrtlinltles early to _...;.,._.._:f!pen the game up._W.e did find our_ qulckness.and It was the first time all year we met our defensive goal of holding the opposition to 52 points.' ' The win improved North Gallla's SVAC record to 24, with the estern, · 35-26. In addition to contributed eight points for North Highlanders rernlaned winless In Kemper's 23 polnls, Diddle addect 16 · GaUia. league play, 0-7, and 1-14 overall. and seven rebounds and Todd Dee! ..~~~ ·.~~.1 ~:'.":.::'!~~ -Fo< the game North Gal!!a- chlppect...Jn. v.1th 13 po!n!s a.'ld- s!x ,..JuJTY"""""'"'·JJm.Jo>ttenl"~-.._ ""'n.'~­ connected on 28 of 69 field goal rebounds. · ~"i:::u.••• · M"""""'"" 11. 1 .23. 1'odd attemptsfor40.6 percent, made 13of The Hlghlanderscouldonjy make o..t»IJ. .,_,._,.,P•ul Loo-!<H. """'• 17 free throw attempts for 76.5 22 of 61 attempts from the floor for ":::,"...~;";,Ha"" • '·' ,.,..._.,._,.., percent and outrebounded Southw·· 36.1 percent and four of eight free ""''"""""' .. .... .. ................ '" " ,,._.. ~-:----------------------L,.., Ce- Schedule · Pool Feb. 10 Noon-3 p.m n,.,...n o,._ 6-8 m c ,· '"' t"" ·~ ...... .. ......... • • • ••• • ................. Noon-3 p.m. Open Swim 0 Feb. 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Reg. 59.95 2 Ton Floor Jack 2 ton capac1ty . sturdy metal frame and cast wheels. lfGL 10 Reg. 47.88 • •.• . . .. ..••• .• .•. ••••• ••• ,: -: ••••• • • • • •• •• • • ..... ' •... �Pomeroy-Middleport~Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. · Page-C-6-The Sunday Times-Senti.nel ·M arauders escape upset bid by R~ckets, win_ 56-53. ~attle· By KEfl1l WISECUP stood and looked at it," said Drununer. Melgstrailed33-321atelnthethird quarter; but never relinquished the lead after scoring soon after the Rockets had broken on top. The Marauders, who never led by.more than seven points the entire game, kept a . tl1ree to five point lead through<iut most of the fourth quarter. Rick Wise lect the Marauders with 13 while Jay Carpenter and Tlrnes&ntlnel WEUSTON - A Iaugher, a mis-match, or a ho-hummer. · That's what Meigs was supposed to liave with one-time winner Wellston. here Friday. As It turned out, the Marauders·are lucky tostUI pe In the TVC race. · Playing as bad as . the score sounds, according to Coach Greg Drummer, the- Marauders escaped town with a narrow 56-53 win over i:=:::::-;:_~'~'l~t';;,'=·a~s;,a~c:Z,l~ose~ba~.~~~l~gam =-"; ;"c:~~~:!.~~~~~sCll~fer-- On ~houldn't have been. we took them · seasun, Mike Chancey, was held to six points. Shawn Baker carne off the benchforslxpolnts,also. Steve Newman led the Rockets with 22 points whlle Shawn Jenkins added 11. Although not saying very many 111 thl bo t hi t ' pos ve ngsa u sown ~am s .. play, Drummer thought. Wellston thefleldaseachmade21of46.Melgs hit on 14 of 23 foul shots while WellstQD was good on 11 of19. Meigs led In rebounds, 36-25, and had 20 turnovers to Wellston's16. Wellston committed 20 fouls and Meigs 16. With the wlri, the Marauders move Into a second place tie· with Alexander and Nelsonville-York behind lead Belpre. Meigs is 11-3 in the TVC and 124 overall. Wellston goes to 1-15 overall and to H3in the TVC. nt:"-uR!'~uvw.TI:\..Vlu~Jurni~LwuunJ·• - TVCeage -- ;:_,__ WELLSTON - The Meigs reserves broke open a 26-16 halftime edge with a 24-$ third period and went on to soundly whip Wellston TVC CAGE 8'UNIIING8 ALLGAMJ!!I 66-33 here Friday. Team W"Ll><ii" The Little Marauders were get· Belpre ............................. . 14 4 rn2 liN.'! Meigs .......... ..................... 12 4 Jo:H · 879 tlng good shots In the first half, but Alexander ......... ................ 11 4 1011! 930 ' just couldn't get anything to drop, NelsonvUJe.York ................ 11 4 IOJJ !1.'17 once missing 10 straight shots from Trtmble ........... ................... 8 9 l.1l5 1.136 Wart'l'l"ll..ocal ...... ... .... ,........ 6 8 1<011042 the field In the second quarter. But Vlnlon County .. ,................... 6 9 861 941 In the third pertod, it was all Meigs. Federal·Hock.lng .... ... ...... ... .. 6 11 10'.11 10'12 Meigs outscored Wellston 40-17 Wellston .. .... ... , .................... l15 886 1210 MUier ................................. 1 16 811 1103 during the second half. TVC GAMES ONLY Huey Eason led the Little Ma· Te11111 W L P OP Belpre .............................. 13 3 1031 927 rauders with 18 paints while Donnie Meigs ............................... 11 3· iiJI m Becker followed with 16 and .Ed Alexander .....:.. .. .......... .. ... 11. 3 101.5 875 Kitchen had 10. Mike HaD led Nelsonvtlle-York ... ... ... ...... . 11 3 900 859 Trimble ............ .. ................ 8 8 I® lOiil Wellston with 11. Warrm Local ................ ......6 7 946 m Meigs goes to 10-6 overall and to ....... ... ......... 6 7 7!Y 789 ·standings - "'=::--,;-======= - -- ~- --~-- February 10. 1985 w. va. ·Meigs resenes in 66-33 league win february 10. 1985 i ....-: ~-NIIddleport-Galllpoll8, Ohio Point Pleeunt, W. Va. C-7 Belpre t~ps .Alexander., regains driverS seat.in TVC race 9-51n the TVC. Wellston's reserves are 0.14 in the TVC. ALBANY - Belpre regained its position in the driver's seat of the TVC title race with a 5348 upset win over previous leader Alexander. The Eagles once. again used balanced scoring In their attack as Russ Lcgue led with 16 and big Robert Mlller followed with 13. Chris Newberry added 12 and Lee Holder , nine for the Eagles. Brad Jeffers led Alexander with 16 as the Eagle defense stymied the Sparta!ll> vaunted Inside game. · Ryan Carsey was held to only two polnfS and big Scott Fen-is could mustPr only eight as the Spartans · were.held to48points for the second · time by Belpre this.season. <•> - - MEIGS Hut>Y Eason 7-4·18: Donnie Beckel' ~16; Ed KJtchen !1-0-10; Marty Hart J.2.j!; Phil King I.J.5; Jesse Howard 2-0-4:' Scott Powell 1-1-3; Steve Musser 1..().2; Jef1' Nelson Q.O.O, TUUII118=1.._.........,..,. IIELLSTON (SSI -Mike HW 5-1·11: Rob Ervin f.l-10; Greg Ray J.l.3; Brian Reppeth 03-.1; Kelly Perkins 1.().2; Gary Van Btbber 1~2; Rusty Rankins 1-0-2. Totals JS..7..SS. By quarten: . Meigs ................................ 14 12 24 1~ Wellston ................ , .......... ...7 9 8 9-33 Friday's soores Mason 1t B.Jancti'Sff'l" 56 MauUJon Chr. ~. lr'ldian .HlllS Chr. 13 MassUJon .Jadoon 68, Lwl<!.vtlk> <19 Massillon Pfirry 14, M!Jrllngton 57 MIIUJTll'l• 41, !XM<IIil~ Gfl'l>l'"l 22 McClain &1, WashJngton C.H. 51 McComb a4, · Vanltw 6 M«-hanlc6bull( 75, fairbanks !'i6 Mf'dlna Buck'-'·e 51. LuthPran W. n markers. Federai·Hocklng bad a chance to Win In regulation, a shot wllh two seconds lett hit the rim and ·bou::rect 'a way. Kline led NYHS with ~ points whlle Brian Bullock added . 12. Randy Matlack also hit for~points in a losing cause for the Lancers and Keith Barnhart added 14. Belpre cah clinch at least a tie with wills in both games. IIELI'RE .... - J.l.J: """"" ~..1-op IW- 16: Holder J..l-9; MU!er +5-13: NtowbPrTy S-2-U. • ftn'..US li·II·D. .4.UDLANDER {Ill- Caraey 1.(1.2: B.kklfo-~2- 12; Jrlfm 1-2·16: Campb>lt J.l-4: Ft'n1s J..2-8; Fark'y 1.(}.2; WIIAOnZ-04. '1'0fAUI-.&18. By Quar1ers: Bc>lpre .. . ....... ..... ............. .. ... .... .. ... I3 10 19-~ 1.1 Aif'K!Uldl'r ..... ... .... ,. .,.............. ., .... 10 8 12 JS-~ Kflll!ne. - Alcxandcor 50. De~ptl' <fl. NDJIONVIU.I!;.VOIU[ (51) . Bucks Wln ·Jn OT STEWART - NelsonVIlle-York stalled the final 1:30 of overtime to · get the . final shot and Jay Kllite made it aU worth thewhUeashehita 14 footer with three seconds left to - Wanton Will Acaln siVe style as they upset~.mble !or- the second time this year In a 99.ft7 shootout. ThE> Warriors jumped to28-14flrst period lead and never looked back as both teams combined lor 110 second half points, each scoring 55. Both teams were red·hot as evidenced by the llnal count as Warren Local made 57 percent !rom the lield, hitting 39 of 69 and Trin1ble hit lor 53 percent, making 34 of &t Dave Mitchem led an array of hll!h·scorers with 31 points whlle Kline 9-2-20; I"EDD!'&\L-IIOCIIING (e) - Matlack 9-2·:ll: I'Jtofolprl-(1.6; [1~.1-2-8: 8amhart14l4; Kine ad!.> 0.1-L 'IVJ'ALSIU4. 8yquarten: Nt-1. -York ... ............................. 12 8 9 :J,l 2-51 Fl'd.-Hor.klng . ... . ....... . ! .... .... ... ~. 14 L114 8 0--<8 ... ~- Keith Alkire followed with 21 and Brian Rauch 18. Scott Gatchel and Tee Morrison .each hit lor 28 points and Donovan Lent added--21 ln-alosing .cause for the Tomcats. VINCENT ·- Warren LOcal won its fourth straight game In Impres- Bu~ 6.().12: Day2-o..t: Savalit(' 1-2-4; Waller5-t-U. TOTAUU.WI. Nt'lsmviUe-York -13, Fedenii·Hoeklng left, ;.\'second dlvisJon clubs. The Eagles 1 have to go to red·hot Warren Local .: and a lso to 'cellar-dweller Miller. 0 . 011111. ro&-lrrtc"N'f TRACTORS ••' TOE THE LINE Into the linal quarter, bu! managed only eight more points whlle NYHS rallled with ~ · lourth period ackson remains in • 'l1liMIII...E (1'1)- G.!tchPill-&211: Stegman 2.(H: Mon110n 12-UI: DaVI!I 3-0-6: ·tent 6-t-21. TOTALS M-INt W.ur&I!:N LOC.U. t• l - lbgram 6-4-16; MitChem tG-11-.11: Hes&oo i .(I.S; Palmer 1-0-2: Alkire 1D·1·21: Ra~h 7+18; Rya n 1·0-2: Huffman ().1-1. TOTAlS .!1 • . By Cj\larten: l'rlm~ ..... ............. ...................... H 18 2> JJ-..,87 Warren Local ........... ... .... ..... .. ..~ ... 28 16 Z2 :n-~ RMenrea- W111rren Local !"tl ..'l'rimbk.> 3'1 . . Vlldntlli Trip llllDer HEMLOCK - Vinton County came from a 4842 deficit In the final three minutes to knock of! upset· minded Miller 54-50 in yet another -lose+VC.game. ~ Lance Bollender_led the VIkings with 18 points while Mark Saunders added 12. 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However, Pat Stevens canned a pair of gratis throws to trigger a : J~K:kson runofsevenstraight points, ~ and forcing Athens to foul to stop the • clock. •, Through a span of just over one : minute the lronmen swished seven ·; slraight free throws to preserve the • victory. Jackson, now 12-3 and 2·2, was led ·: by Stevens' 21 markers with Vince $.1129 lARGE IN 510(1 . ~~~~~~~~e3!!2r:~~~a~~in:. pe~n~~~!~~gf~1t~~~:~ho::. • TraUing5848wlth2:59remainlng made six of 10 free throws, and , i'! the contest Athens rall1ed on a ~. Avaikoblt ln_larJ!O ~ Ex!fa La.!.!ll cvn·..:ert~=lg f~thlVW~ultht- -· Jeii Dean~s "14 pointS paced • fourth quarter Friday night In : Athens, now 9-7 and.24. : turning back visiting Athens by a Jackson's statsshow a43 percent : ()8.56 margin In an SEOi\L contest. effort from the field on 21 of 48, a ' The · victory left Jackson in a hefty70percentatthellneon26ol37, '' position to battle Legan for at least a and 14 turnovers. • piete of this year's SEOAL cage Stevens nailed eight of Jackson's , title. 35 rebounds while Chris Leonard • TheBulldogsjumpedtoa2.0lead, snared eight of the 23 Athens : saw the score tied at 5-5, and knotted caroms. ·~ : JACKSON - The Jackson Iron- -:-iT&Eii MUS girls romp over Wellsto11 : SXL Chain Saw -~,;~~~~;~~~&"~''=~,;~ur.r=-1"11~ "'""~- , Ohio results WITH WORK BOOTS :· ······: ·'·: ···· ···· ·· · ·· Meigs ........ ...................... ::. 8 18 16 12-54 '- weUstori ...... ... :: ........ :.. :... . a season. In 1975-76, Coach Ron Miller ...... .... ...................... 1 14 forgrantedandplayedthatway.We Logan'ssectlonalchamplonsposted Tolalo ES VES 72 '72 ' weren't in the game mentally," a 12-10recordaftergolngS.9durlng · Teun R ER w L the regular season. Warren Local ... ............................... 12 1 explained Drummer. Twenty turnovers, many of them Meigs does not play un!U next :_:~~~;· ::: :::::::::::::: :::::::: ::::::::::: l~ traveling vioiatioJ\S, was a seasonFrtday when they travelto Federal- Meigs .............................................. 9 5 high for the Marauders as Wellston Hocking which begins a four games VInton County ................... .................. 6 6 In seven days' span to end the Trimble .............................. :c .......... s 9 · pressed throughout the game. Nelsonvllle-Yilrk .. ......... ,.. .,...... : ........ 5 9 "They put on .a press and we just regular · season. Wellston hosts Miller.............. :........................ ......... 5 10 ~ ·~·''''J'-'"-'"'"" ·= ·'"-="'-·~..-::...;:.·..,._ .,.. ·-="""-==~'""'""·".,-;,;,.. -. . ,. .~I.Q..y~-~T~:e!h.. . !.~WE-~l£!M-!I!f!. tOOJ it):le .. ..,.,.;I.'.tln)Q,Le.nextF.I"41ay.~e· .·--:i-,~.""'"''"''""' ·.~ ,~.,.,.,.-K=!_~~~.~. ~· ·~ 3 11 £ things much better than the first Feb. 7 ...ult: time we played them (Meigs won MEI<o8 1"1- Rkk Wl"' Hl3: lhd Robin><m :arre;eoLoc:at TT Federal-Hocking 611 . 2-0-4; D.:Wt' F'1SIK'r H -3; Jay Carpmll'r W 10: Mlkl.' 't ~ roW 7049) . . theYlilayed reill, inspifeO "'""""" ><><:ctFl'"'"""~'Wsh-.•·• &o,., t<"': WaiTCn LAICal 7l Federaf.liocklng :J; l 1 ~ Rodd " '""""' 040 · rorALS · bali," said the three-year coach. a.r• ~ '·'· Feb. 121 GALLIPOLIS - The OVCS Carpenter and ChanceyledMelgs ~N 1101- ROO Rl«'~t·l: s'"''N<Wman ~?re ~~:~=~ 18 9-4-22: .John UndaUPr 2-6-4: Dllvt' Frick 1.0.2: Ed 1 Roysll'f'OH : SbawnJt>nk!ns>t.J.ll; BrtanDeck.J.2.8; Nelsonvt le-York 51 Federai-Hocldng 49 Defenders' Volleyball team re· on the board S W 1t h nlne eac h W hue Bob M•~""'"'· rorAJS%1·11..,_ ·(o~tnton County 54 Miller 50 corded Its seventh straight victory Dave Fisher climbed for ~!ght more. Bub Malone led Wellston with .. ?.:;.•wo" . .................... ............ 1, _ warren Local 99 Tl1mble 87 tecently by ousting visiting Ma12 9 21 56 six and Brtan Deck added five. wcll•ton .......... . ...... .... .... ........... li " .,_,, ~~ese..... , rtella Christian Schoo! Soldiers in · ~eo~- Mr>lgs 66. Wf'listoo .D. Meigs 66 Wellston 33 f t t 46 h h Bo t teams s o percen rom Aloxander 50 Belpre 49 ' · ·straight games, 15-5 and 15-7. NelsonvtUe-- Yor~ 43 Federai·Hocking l9 .Strong serving allowed the DeWarrE'tl Local 50 Trlmble 37 fenders to dominate both games as Miller 45 Vinton County 38 Feb. 12 games: they compiled 18 ace serves- all of Logan at Trimble them In the second game. VInton County at Warren Local : Leading scorer for the Defenders Belpre at Mlller ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs home game last night against Feb. 1:5 gamftll: )'las Susan Archer .with 11. serving Msrauderet!es·-c- tied the . school Vinton.County._made.24 of 51Jrom ·Alcxu....dcra! ·V!::!cn Cm.:n~' ., points, followed by Sharon Michael Belpre at Warren Local record for most wins In a season as the field for a fine 47 percent and six Meo!gs at Federal-Hocking eight, Cheryl Taylor and Beth Wood they recorded their lOth straight of 3 at the foul line for 46 percent. Nelsonvtlle- York at Mtuer each had four, and Sharon Archer · Tr1mble a1 Wellston win in a 54-29 romp over Wellston Wellston made only three trips to three. Feb. 16 gamU!Ii: the foul line, sinking one. Meigs had Thursday. Alexander at Athens · .!"' Senior Sharon Michael led the 13 turnovers and committed nine In posting win number 16, the NelsonvU\e- York at Logan • team in spikes. The victory lifts the Warren Local at .Meigs Marauderelt!'S tied last year's 16-6 fouls. Wellston made 15 fouls. : Defenders' record to 7-2. In the reserve game, Meigs team with wins In a season. Meigs ~ Friday evening finds the.DefendIts record to 9-8 with a 38-21 upped has three regular season games ers on the road to play leagueplus tournament action to break the win. Heidi Fyff led Wellston with Eastll:lk.P N. 49. Wllbl.IJ:nby :-i. -11 ~ leading Cross La11es Christian nine. Scoring for Meigs was Lisa · tie . East""'OI;ld 54, GitmnbJrg 41 ~ School at Cross Lanes; W. Va. Ed!l(t•rloo &1. AyPrsv1l11• $ More Importantly, Meigs clings J'ull!ns IO, · Teresa Johnson six, Elmwood 57, OWl Harbor !il ~----------~---------, to a one-game lead over Alexander Shannon Slavin, Ilee Henderson, EI;\Tia 6l, Markin HartUng 44 •• Prep scores · "Elyria Calh. 71, Elyria w. til · •• in the TVC race. Melgs,16·1 overall, . Shelly Stobart and Tammy Wright Eoclld e!, C1t•. Bra~h ~3 Waymfll'ld.Q:II;hl:!n 65. Dc>Gratf R.Jv. Is 14·1 In the TVC, one game up on all four each, Sue Parsons, Julie F<ilrborh 42. Beaverc!Wk .U r·rsldt' 51) Fa1ri£'li;S R Akron Manchtosll'r 5R Baity, and Audra Houdashelt all Alexander. Way!'K'Svllk> 71, YC'lk:Mt Springs 6.1 F'alrp;~!'! Hardin~ 51. Pyrnoluninli: Val. and two each, whlle Shelly Wolfe Jenny MUler led Meigs with 15 Wf'llinj.!tofl 56, N. Rldl!t'VIII<' ~- 0T 49, OT Wr lls,1llf' T.!. K Llvcrpool fi7 Fayl'nc &4 , P<> n i ~\'Uit> 00 points and also with seven rebounds Marla Musser did not score. W. C'hr'Stt>r Lakota Iii. Mlddl<'town 59 Findlay 52. Lorain Klnj:!48 WEUSI'ON (29) K. McCloud J-0-2; K. w. HolmP5 59, Canal Fulton NW 42 whlle Julie Miller added 10 points · · Fln•Jands 62, Columbia 5.1 Miller 1-0-2; S. Huslon 7-1-15; B. Dixon 4-0-8; w. Salf'm N011hWC'S irrn ~- Rlnman m Fon Loraml" 64, Russia 41 . and Jenn! Couch sevep. Jenny C. Davy 1-0-2. Totak 1._1-2f._ Wl'Sirrn BI"(M·n 52, Aml>lia 4.1 Franklin· Purnace Gl"t'('JI 57. S. Wl.'b<ilt'r MEIGS (M) - Jennl Couch 3-1-7: B. J. Weswrvlllt• N. ll.'i, Whitehall 54 Swartz came off the bench for her 56. 50T Whrd<•rsburg 71, Mc!Rrmou NW ~ Gordon 1-J-3; Jenny MU!er 7-l-15; Jodi ~ Franklln·MonrOl' ffi. Arulonia -19 finest game of the year, putting !n Harrison Willa rd £7. Bocyrus ~7 2-1·5: Julie MtJIE>r 5410; Rhonda Ji'!T'monl Ross ~ Sanlltsk:\1 35 five points and grabbing six Haddox 1-0-2; JcMy Swartz 2-1-5: Betty Loftis Windham S7, Havenna SE 66 • WOO'itt•r Rl. l.P:dngton 69 1-1·3: Rhonda Neece 2-04: Ruth Fry ()M; rebounds~ Woostrr Tr\Y.•ay 7.J , Akrof'l CO\'enlry 73 Marla Mu~er 0.0.0. Totals 24-6-54. Won h.lngton ~. RpYnoldsbu'lt ~l'l. 2Cfl' S. Huston led Wellston with 15. By quarters: Xt>nla 51, Kc1tl'rinR Falrmonr 4<1 Meigs. who played their final Wellston .......... .......... ..........6 4 11 8-29 \"oun,R:. Rayen ~ . YoonJ!:. F.ast 4'i ·Detefid·e rs make -seven ID ;:::__._ • APR •• • f ·a nd is ''frozen" there ·until the temperature on our Time/Temperature sign re~ches 50°F. •• = ••• • .I i •• • PLYMOUTH RELIANT 2·DOOR Fiberclas Mesh .'' ·· . S6924* ' And Get a Free Polaroid 600 Instant ,Camera when you buy 10 rolls or more of Owens-Corning pink Fiberglas"' insulation. Camera comes with carrying strap and full one-year warranty. 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And your Reliant comes with an impressive list of standard equipment, including: • a powerful 2.2 liter engine • power disc brakes • halogen headlamps • aii-Weathet steel belted radial tires, and more! · And like all Chrysler-built cars, Reliant .~' comes with Chrysler's exclusive 5 Year/ ~ 50,900 Mile Protection Plan. Protection· i - where you need it most - on the ~ engine/power train and outer body rust- : through for 5 years or 50,000 miles~ • i •• • Price excludes Iitle, taxes & destination charges. "*•Whichever comes first. limited warranties. Deductible applies. E•cludesleases. Ask lor details. HURRY! THIS IS A UMITED TIME.OFFER. 675-1160 Point Pleasant Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. · 12 noon solve your winter "blues". •• ,,'• ~ 5~!!q~ NO~~~ DODGE ,~~~'s 6 . 446-0142 •' •'I ·',, • • ' ' ' ., . ""Gr~en" •• .:' 1: •••' • • • • and let Ohio Valley's 5 YEA . R/50Jm MILE PROTECTION : PLAN, STAtnJARD. . Copyrighl c 1985, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Polaroid ® by Polaroid Corporation UPPL Y COMPANY : ' •• Te,.., ·cw..,,.lfio Clhlle 711 MAifUTIIEET I Terter Accldellt I ln~abilll lliury Chic 711lt MAIN STAEET I'OINT PUASAINT, Wll 21110 380 J • �===-- -- ___.:_, -====-· ~- .. - ·===-c ::::=··=-·-- -·- ~""'===-----=- -. \ February 10. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-GallipOlis, Ohio-· Point PleaNnt, W. Va. State/ ational .Logan grabs huge lead· early, .holds· on, tops GAHS, 66-58 LOOAN - Logan buUt up a commanding :j2-18 advantage during the first 12'11 minutes of play, ........-~·then held o.tt.adetennlnedGalllpollS Blue Devil quintet to po5ta key 66-58 Southeastern Ohio League victory here Friday night. After that fast Chieftain start, GAHSmentorJimOshorneordered a lull-court press with several of his "shock troops" In action. Otfenslvely, GAHS switched to a threeguard format. The result was a · complete turnaround. Over the next 13 minutes, the visiting Blue Devils outscored Coack Kirk Hardman's rangy five, 3().15, to take a 48-47lead with 7: TI "---=--==:::·:::: - - .-.~~ ...,;..:...... ....---- --- ~~-- ----- ··.-·· • 'J.'uminiPoiDI and one to Miller- all within a 2* 3-3 Inside the league. The Blue markers. Jack Mlller added 15 and Tuesday and host Nelsonville-YQrk Tumlng poll1tcameafter Logan's minute period. The Chiefs led 57-50. DeVIls can still !lefor thlsyear'~tltle · Keith Myers 14. Kerry Yoric, who Feb.16. JackMlllertledthescore48-allona Logan canned flve!reethrows ,ln If Logan loses Its last three and Box !ICOI'e: went wild arGaJJipollS last month, free throw (7:.14.). Millermissed his the-e!Oiilng minutes tl' wln.by-el.ght - GAllS beats s\Ul)rislng -Jackson was llmlted toelghtpoll1ts byGAHS. -- ~ . GALIJP'Oll!l; CMJ- ~ ~; C&l1Y 4-6-8: second attempt. GaiUa'sJef! Atkin- points, lhe same margin the Chiefs tlo(lce. defenders. Ilrrwl ~2 -u: H.arrbon 7-2-16; rethu't' 1-Q-2: SlaM son picked off the rebound, but beatGAHSatGalllpol1SonJan.4. GAHS shot 58.7 from the fteld Trojans Next 3<>6; Afld.... ? ........ Mj); Holliday 0* . offldals ruled he "loulecl'' on the · "We played with much more Friday (27 of 46) and was four of six G alllpoHs played Waverly at 'lm'..wJI'7...... UJGAN •••- MU..,. &:>15: co"'""""" wrto~>t atthellne (66percent). Galllahad19 . home Saturday night, will hOst ~1·1& Mym &l·t< : v ...k ~1s: r'""' I<H: WaJd play. Two seconds later, Keith Intensity tonight,;' said Osborne. Portsmouth Tuesday, Jackson Frt- OJ.J: Hood o<>o: WaUl ~H cam'*"' ooo. WoH• reoounds, seven by Jeff. Atkinson Myers spHt the nels with a charity ''They (Logan) have a fine team. o.a.ll'lm'AUIIS-1. . . toss. Myers missed his second, free They deserve to be number one at and15 turnovers. day, and Pt. Pleasant Saturday. Byq"""''" LogaD . wUJ play at . Trimble c.monl• ,.................................12 16 t6 14-"' toss. Loganqulck.lyregalned~· this time. Logan Is ve'ry physical. Gary Harrlson;s 16 points paced Logan ......................., ... .. ............ .22 L'i 10 l~lti slon. MOler canned a short jumper And they can shooj the ball In the the Blue Devils' attack. Dan Dressel (6:37) . That !fladelt 51-48. hole." added 12. Kev Carty's . goal (6:06) cut TheChl~shltthelrftrstlourshots, BolltlcOnSidellnes Logan's lead back to one (51-50). llofthelrflrstl3,andshot71percent Todd Slone started his second stralghtgame.BrettBostlc,Gallia's Then the roof caved lnfQr GAHS as froin the field the first half (15of:U). D.J.Conradcameoffthebenchand Forthegame,Ui.Swas25of40for · "Mr. Everything," did not play B ;g··Black's los·e's·s·46 11 By D~SHUMATE 'lbne&Senllnel Slafl POINTPLEASANT-ThePo111t Pleasant Big Blacks managed to shots from the field (ll.7 percent) and made 12-15 ft;Om the chanty stripe (lllpercent). Meanwhile, the PonyExpressconverted25-41shots escape County with a nine-pointMason PAC win. H rtfi ld led he p E a. e t ony xpress with 20 points followed by Henry Ferguson with iO. Shawn Nibert was the Jeadll1g scorer for Point Pleasant with 21 points. Point Pleasant connected on 17-52 13turnovers. Nee.ts One More Win Logan upped Its season mark to 11-3 and conference record to :HI. Logan needs only a win over Jackson or Athens, both on the road, or Ironton, at home, to clinch the l!ll!!l-!l5tltle. 27-25. 1111 - 11 '" 11 '~ ~~.., '"'''""" HVN'ItNGTON t -2-10: Gothard 1·1-3: Kl!'l/yW-6; Mldkllf:l-0-4; AllrM · 2+8: w"""''"'·rorALS"'"·"'- I I I I I I I I I I TAWNEY STUDIOS • 424 Second Ava., Gallipolis ~------------------------------- .. seveal hundred dollars .on cars manufactured after January 2. However, most of our inventory has the old, lower prices. ~ The$8 .Savin Will Be PS$$Bd On To You! , Stock No. 669 ALLGMIES W L Galllpolls ............... , ........... ll ~- unpuhHciz...~ P1 . P leasant ..............2 g 001 647 Whwlersburg ...................... 3 11 751 915 Northwest ........................... ! Ll 7ti9 9Z7 N....SEOAL .......: Hunllngt~ 55 Pt. Plt>asant 46 Kygt>r Cl'l"f'k 67 Southern S. Chesapeake 64 Rock HW 55 vall~· 59 Waverly 49 Wht'l;~sburg 71 Nor1hWest 58 GrfE'flfleld 64 Washington CH 51 SEOAL VARSJTY WLPOP Log~:~n ......... ...................... 5 0 JZ 294 Jack.':'On .. ... .. : ............. ,........ 2 2 2:;7 264 GaUipolls ............................. 3 3 345 339 A!henS ............................... .2 4 375 385 Ironton ........ , ., ..... .'.. .! 4 283 :ll.l Team . ....... 13 13 IIIIi 111115 Frtday's resul&s: ~., . 66 Gallipolis 58 .Jackson fE Atheits 56 GALLIPOLIS SAVllNGS 441 2nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) .446-3382 .. ~~:~~ ~::.:.:11L ~ ~ ~=======================- •55/45 Cloth Trim · *5.0 liter, 4 bbl, V-8 engine •Soft Ray Glass *Auto. Trans. with Overdrive •Custom Air Conditioning -* Tilt Wheel *Cruise Control *AM-FM Stereo 1981 Buick Century, 4 Dr. Mid-size, V-6, automatic, air, local owner. $5995 . 19 81 Chev. Caprice Classic · Feazell, president of Accounting WASHINGTON (AP)- An Ohio Business tax subcommittee. In testimony before the subcom· Associates, Inc. of Cincinnati and congressman says a new tax second vice president. of the regulation that requires extensive. mlttee, Cincinnati accountant RDday-to-day recordkeeplng for the · bert Feazell 'said small business-. National Society of Public business use of cars and trucks men find the new regulations Accountants. "Furthermore," he said. "these threatens to turn honest business- "complex, cumbersome and unneprovisions are paper-generating men Into Jawbreakers. cessary." He said It could cost $500 a Interrupting normal business operaThe regulation, as Implemented year lor each of the country's 14 tions and are unlikely to result in an by the Internal Revenue Service, mUllan small businesses to comply "will transform honest business- with the rule, resulting In a total appreciable Increase In tax reve,nues.'' men and . women Into , crlml,nals prlcetag of $7 bllllon. Under !he rule, which went Into more tllan any federal Jaw since "Small businesses are least able effect Jan. 1, a business or person Prohibition," said Rep. Thomas to understand these new requlreclaiming a tax deduction for use ot'a 1.uken, D-Cinclnnatl, who chaired a ments and to afford the costs of the car or truck must keep a log or other heariBg Friday by the House Small added recordkeeplng," testified contemporaneous .record of milage driven. The aim Is to keep ~pie from claiming the tax deduction for personal expenses. More than 100 bills have been . ' submitted in Congress to repeal the . Only 43,000 low miles. Two-tone jldestone finish, tilt, cruise, 60·40 seat. New Pontiac trade-in. U.S. protests S. Korea's, $5495 -treatment of dissident . . Kim lronton ...... ............... .......... 3 2 223 192: ~·· .. . ....... ... ... ............... 3 3 251 231 Athrns ................................ 2 5 270 319 Jackson .............................. ! 3 l:S 157 Totals u t4 1121 nu Friday's results: Gallipolis J6 Logan 31 19 79 Buick Skylark, 4 Dr. Automatic, Air. V-6 economy. Ja<"k.son f(l AttK>ns 39 Feb. 12 giUJMI8: Portsmouth at GalliJX>Iis (makeupl Start Getting All Those Channels ' 1979·Chev. Window Van Automatic, AIC, tilt, cruise, 9 passenger, two tone red and white. Local owner. $2895 "PRICED TO MOVE" ==~'=='~~~atTnmb~~~L=;-;·~-;-;~~~~~!~=~~~~~t2Y:!!~~~~~~~J~=====:=====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~~_._._. _._.~~-----=~=== Pt. Pleasant at Milton (makeup\ County at Ironton n-.oy>o prne: Pt. Pleasant at Huntington High (makeup) Friday'• pma: __._.__._... SATELLITE Sale! Sale! Sale! Jackson at GaUipoll5 Ironton at Athens Ponsmouth at Greenup Oak Hill at South Point Northwest at Valley Clrclevtue at Greentlfld DIAU ESI·3U IECEIVII Prout 210 Actuator, Drake 100• Mtntonlat Whe<lenburg Waverly at Portsmouth West Chesapeake at Fairland Eastern at Southern Feb.lt..-: Pt . Pleasant at Gallipolis DIAU 151-240 IECIIYII LNA, Polarotor I Feed Horn, Delta Sllrduster Dish Prosat 210 Actuator, Orake 100• LNA Polarotor I Feedhorn. Delli Starduster Dish. S219S 1'1•; Tax SJS6.73 DOWN-116.16 36 MOS.• '23S.73 DOWN-'71.95 36 MOS.• Clrclf'VI.Ue at Waverly Friday's ·scores s. Amtwnt 78. Avon 00 41. lnclan VaDe)~ t 'S2495PiooT• Call Us For Current Prices ~ """'""""' Ill, Kv.. MWs 61 ~ Catmlk' :1.\ ~Cfl 46 ~~. North '10, O.y. StHIII!t11 61 Sp'Wlt. NortJwuttrfl •• UI'IMnll ID ~ Shft1w S. Kftltoo Rk¥' 1\ s,ma. Soultt liB, Cfi\IIPJ'YWeo ll ~vti&P II'; Mlrtlftl F'fn')l It Slow 11• ......, Spriow. n Slnltlurw horn. Delli Sllrduster Dish. These iallll srn•ms Ill GYaila· bit with the IMautifuiOrbitrotl 10' llack Mesh Dish. 1272.23 DOWN-•19.51 35 MOS.• S. Cfl\lral 51, Black Rlv« 50 SoothPrn Lncal e. Lbabon 48 SoUttungton 46, ~town ti !oipllrta Hl,l(hland 62. Northm>r DIAU ISI-2401 IECEIVII Tracker Ill Plus Remote Actuator, Drake 100• LNA Polarotor I Fttd· N. f5 1~85 Renault Encore GS 39,000 I~ milts, Somerset elltion, tilt, cruise, 6040 seats. wire wlletl covers. '85 Regal trade-in. Local one owner. 4,000 act111l milts, AII-FM-Cas· sette, alum. wheels, rear window wiper, factory air. • EXPECT QUALITY SAVE 52000 SOLD NEW 1111 OClOIEI $2395"-Tox · JacksOn at Ironton (makeup) Day1on CW at ~ortsrnouth Alexander at Athens Nelsonville-York at Logan • Wheelersburg at Chesapea~ 1980 Buick Reaal Limited "fiMnri"'J lwoWololo Wlrh Approwotl Cr. .l UNITED VIDEO & COMMUNICAnONS, INC. 541 Jack- Pike, o•lpell•- Ph. 4U-2411 1983 Pont. Parisienne 4 Dr. Two·tont,blue, local one owner, 15,00o low miles. . tilt, cruise, 60-40 seat. NEW PONTIAC TRADE 1983 Buick Riviera Local one owner. Loaded with power assist options. Black in color with matchinclandau roof. LOCAL EXECUTIVE'S CAR portation Secretary Ellzabeth Dole Is asking Congr.ess to quickly approve Conrail's sale to the Norfolk Southern Railroad, but Capital Hut criticism of the proposed merger promises a long light. Mrs. Dole ended months of mystery Friday by selecting the Norfolk Southern Corp. from among lhree bidders as her choice . to purchase the government-owned freight railroad. "I am convlncea the course r~ave outlined ... Is In the best 111terest of the railroad, Its employees and the shippers who use It, and the taxpayers," Mrs. Dole told a news conference. She said purchase by the Norfolk Southern, one of the country's richest and most successful ranroads, "will leave Conrail In the strongest nnancial position (and) ... best preserve service to Conrail shippers .... " Norfolk Southern Chairman Robert B. Claytor. who was at Mrs. Dole's side during the announcement, said, "WehopetotakeConrail .Into our family as a full partner .... We think It will be a great day lor the whole railroad Industry." Under the Jaw. Congress must approve the Conrail sale, and Mrs. Dole asked lawmakers to · "act without delay." But Rep. James Florio, DN.J ., chairman of the House subcommittee that must consider the Conrail sale, said Friday he had "sertous questions about the sale process" and expressed concern about the effect such a merger might have on -eompeHtiDn. ""' choice of the Norfolk Southern "might result in a legislative Lawmaker blasts recordkeeping tax rule 7 ~ Ponsmouth .........................6 8 ~ 871 Ro<k Hut .............. ., ............ ~ 11 991 1093 -TO SUCCEEl) KIRKPA11UCK AT U.N. Diplomatic lrouble911ooter and one(lme spymllllter Vemon Walters brlels reporters Frtd~ at lhe Slate Depamnent on his appointment by President Ri!lipn the new Uniied States Ambasllador to iile United -Nations' Anny general, has oerved three presidents and was Deputy Director of the CIA. (AP . Laserpbolo). 19 8 5 Pontiac Parisienne 4 Dr. 8 1029 7 8.'1) A!iiiOCIBte<II'reii Wi1ter WASHINGTON (AP) - 'Trans- m!ss!cr.s wh!ch.~ his own description, otfered Hille chance of success. A master of eight languages and translator lor four presidents, Walters Is a retired three-star Anny general and deputy director of the . CIA during the 'Nixon and Ford administrations. At a State Department news conference, Walters said he said he would Icy to cont'lnue the "superb work,:' of Mrs. Kirkpatrick ''to restoreandenhancethepo5!tlonanc:l the Interests of the United States. "I think she's done a fantastic job." Walters said. "I think the position ofthe United States today In · the United Nations IS quite different from what It was four years ago. U I can do half as well, I wUJ be.quite pleased:" Mrs. Klrkpatrtck announced Jan. 30 she was quitting to return to teaching, writing and lecturing Of! foreign policy. • While Walters' nomination must be approved by the Senate, he ooted he has won confirmation nve other Urnes for muttary and clvlllan posts. Although his travels for Reagan _usually,. haYe been undertaken _ I 6 759 By H. JOSEF HEBERT ml~---'lr'l - GreenfiPkl ~-~~:':': ...... .'.. B 1 Chesapeake ...................... 10 Athens .............. , .......... .... ... 9 Ironton ..... : .......... ............... ? South POint .............. :.-.......... 8 Southern ........... .................. 7 \\'av(>rly ................... : .. ........7 could consider the circumstances ot sought In the two year spending packages of about 5 percent. But colleges which had managed to plan. that does not mean Individual avoid raising fees In an attempt to teaching and non-teachl(tg staff at Chancellor WUUam B. Coulter keep student CQSts down, but now characterized the base budget for ,-each school can expect raises of that Size. need "a tittle larger Increment" ·operations as "good, but not . ''These are generalized models. extraordinary." than the 4 percent would Pl'9vide. "I think this Is probably one of the · ' lhstructlonal subsidies for indi- We look at what we think their requirements are attd we pay the reasons that they wanted to have vidual Institutions, which maJ<e up lnstllutitlns and theti !hey make some abUity to address some very alxiut lll percent of the $2.3 bllllon their budgets," Rogers said. "They special problems," Rogers said. higher the next ' some Fight expected over ~~ PlYP!'Sed . C~nti!ilc d sensitive diplomatic missions for President Reagan, former spyrnaster Vernon Walters• Is taking over from Jeane Kirkpatrick as ambas· sador to the United Nations. Reagan announced Friday that Walters, 68, will be a member of the Cabinet as well as envoy to the U.N. - holding the dual rank that Mrs. Kirkpatrick also enjoyed. Since 1981, Walters has served Reagan as ambassador at large, ' ' visiting about 100countrles, usually on Jackson Spencerleft. to take a 34-2711·~------~::;=~~;;;;~;::~----{~;~::~1 lead withand 50 seconds Spencer paced GAHS with 11 points. Jackson added eight, Howard s~. Todd Miller six and Mike Holt five. and Mike Derr had '· Team WQukl also allow the BOard of Regertts to' work with the Office of Budget and Management to modify the 4 percent Umlt," he said. "The third exception grants this hoard authority to modify the 4 percent limit under exceptional circumstances. Unfortunately, the Ianguagedoesn'tdefinewhatexceptlonal circumstances are," Rogers said. After ... --..-·-·11 ---- ------ ----- - ~ That's right folks. In January, General Motors raised prices by SEO-cage standings. . WASHINGTON (AP) ~,,\c:.~. . Beat The Price Increase! 3<>6: M"""'"1"': Momw~n Wed<v2.fH: "'''" '"'' Portv'~'·l: ootvNob~l·>·J.rorAWin-....,, stale has to order cuts 111 subsidies, as It did during earlier economic hard times, the lee limit could be modified through negotiation with . the Olflce of Budget and Management. A shai'p Increase In the Inflation rate, beyond the 5 percent antlclcould affect the ,, year; . t_.,,....11nn-~rni1ltnn ·~ The loss left Point Pleasant 2-6. BydOHNCJIAi.FANT A!iiiOCialed Preis Wrller COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - AI· Gov. Richard Celeste's education budget callS·for.a of 4 percent on studenttu1tlon the Ohio Board of has been told the cap could be lifted In certa111 cases. · Dliane R. Rogers, the ·walters gets nod ~.~~~~=~~~.·~~~~~~·-~~=="~ Atkinson, . Keith FeUure, T. J. Pasquale, and Thunnan HoWday, along with the regulars, played their hearts out and abnost turned· It · arqundlorthevlsltors, butltwasnot to be as UiS made only Its second clean s~ over an · Osbornecoachedleamln16years. percent). Huntington dominated there- • - - - - - _ __)_.! __ D--~- __ ! ) £ 91 ooundlng haftle..J6.21i, wlthHartflelil ~ 1111p1!!1 WIllp C i:l(JUUiS~e, t.Ju-t.J .1. leading the way with 10. . . · · Point Pleasant plays a makeup LOGAN -Down17-12durlngthe elghtapleceforLogan. tllt Thesday night at Milton with the halftime Intermission, Gallla Box score: junior varsity starting at 5:30p.m. Academy High School's reserve . BUJE IMPS (31)- MIIWr 2-2-6; C. HuwBrd ].{1-G; and the varsity at 7:30p.m. basketball team took advantage of ~5-l ·U: JacksonH-8; Holt2-U : ~lctf'o-u-o; Junior Varsity Defeated numerous Logan turnovers 111 the Flnley (){)-(). WfAlS 11-Nl. The Huntington junior varsity second half to post a J6.31 victory PAPOO!!IfB (IU - Campbrll 4-0-8: Woltl' H-lj Black 'z-2.-6; StliWC'll Q.{l..(): McCon 0-2-2; OPrr 248; basketball squad outscored Point Ft:tday night. Walll.0.2; Bun'ham 1+2. TOTAL§ 11-NI. Pleasant12-6lntheflrstquarterand The trtumph kept Coach Jack Byqwu1m: ,............... .................... .... 8 2 11 ~~ 16-8 In the third quarter to defeat Payton's Blue Imps In undisputed . Galllpolls ~an ...........................................6 .1~ 6 8--31 PolntPleasant63-57Frldaynlght. first place with a 5-1 conference Lamar Zeigler led Huntington mark. Logan dropped to J.3 inside with 20 points ~loww by · Keith ...the Ielll(lle, GN1S \mproved Its Hayes with 12. season mark to 11-3. Logan dropped AlanKaufferandJohnPelfreyled to7-7. PolntPleasantwlth12polntsaplece. The Imps rallied to knot the count Mike Barton added 11. at 21-aU tate In the third period. From the field Point connected on Logan led 23-21 ·goll1g Into the final 1949 shots from the field (38.8 period, and got the first goal of the percent) and 9-17 from the charily final stanza·. · · stripe (52.9 ' percent). Huntington Goals by !2Jtarles Howard and made2443shotstakenfromthefleld Joel Spencer knotted the count at (55.8 percent) and 17-26 from the 25-aU at the 3:38 mark. Scott free throw Hne (65,3) ~ · McCort's two charity tosses (3:-38)Poln.t outrehounded the taller gave LHS Its flrial lead, The Pony Express" 33-24 with · PeHrey lmps ran off nine straight points pulling down 14. behind Charles Howard, Kirk POM PlEASANT , .. , - Nlberi '-3-21 : Rlr11P February 10. 1986 added eight apiece. .~"- ~ . J~~~J~~~re~:_~_;'!t,~.:~m,; _. ~~~!~;,,!~~~]~~~,!!(~~~ ___ G}~~J.e~~~o)!:~!~:raJ)..l!ll'L=,'!)'~~r!~!.l!.!!!~)tjil!!l W!lb..l~~~~=~·"""""':;;:iii Express used the ~point, 10. reboundperformanceofSiyHartileid ro post a~·Pioneer Atlllenf Conference victory at .PPHS. Thelosswasthefifthstralghtfor the Big Blacks, who sUpped to 2-8 on the season. Huntington jumpe(l to 9-3. After taking a 16-12 first quarter Jead,HuntlngtonheldtheBlgBiacks to a pair of free throws over the first 4:07 of the second quarler while buidllng a 22-14Iead. Point Pleasant battled back to score 10 of the flnal14 points of the half to cuLtllf_dellclt to 26-24 by 111termissi0n.-Hartfield ronnected on a pair of eight-foot baseline jumpers to start the second half and the Pony Express never trailed. A pair of foul shots by Darrell Mitchell pulled the Big Blacks to 34-33 with 26 seconds left in the .third quarter. Hartfield then connected on an Jll.looter to closeout thequarter'sscoringwlth Huntington on top, 35-33. . The Pony Express, outscored Point Pleasant14-6over the first six minutes of the final quarter . to ~inus- ~entia~i Section D. . . Budget includes escape-clause- for tuition cap ::- dl~-ed~.~o~u_t_three ~-· ~-~~--~~~ ~~-.~5--~,·~ ~; ~~-~-!~.Th~·~e~~~~·~~~~~J65.~=~~da~~~SI~~~.~~~~~wt~fu~~s~~~ 1lr=~~::~:i~~~;;~~~~~=;;:~~~~-=~~~ ~ ..,.. -.- l .. ., . .. ' ' .' ,_.' . ' · SEOtn., South Korea (AP)- The U.S. Embassy said Saturday It hail not received a reply to Its "stern note" to South Korea seeking an explanation of the rough welrome opposition leader Klrn D'ae-)ung got regulation. Responding to complaints, the IRS Issued a news release last month saying a single Jog entry would be permitted for "periods of unlnteiTIIpted business use." IRS spokesman Larry Batdorf said Frtday that the agency Is In the process of liberalizing the regulations. Joseph Sefferino, a partner with the. Cincinnati accounting firm of Alexander Grant & Co., urged repeal of the unnecessary recordkeeping rules and a return to language requiring that a taxpayer's deduction be substantiated "by adequate records or by su!flclent evidence corroborating his own statement." gressme'n- who traveled with Kim to try to ensure his safety. He confirmed that In an Interview with Knlght·Ridder News Service he called them "cowards" and said, "Since when have these American p 1 .. , ' :l • ,... . '0 , ' '. . DOLE'S CHOICE - Trans. portatlon Secretary Elizabeth Dole gestures during a news conference. Dole announced that ConraD wJU be sold to Nor1olk Southern Corp. If approved by Congress. ( AP Laserphoto). ' .-. 1., .. ' about $7 billion into it. · Beginning In 1981 It began to earn a profit and Is expected to show a $500 million profit in 1984, one of the best· records In the industry. ,---Ohio briefs::-. ---. Embezzlement charge filed - A former fOFOlilo redecorated during the lime she Is accused of embezzling more than $100,<XXJ, according to court testimony. Prosecutors said they are trying to show thatJ11dith Rizzo, 41, stole from the golf courses to finance an expensive lifestyle. Ms. Rizzo's trial continued Friday in Franklin Coun!JI Common Pleas Court on charges of theft in office and failure to file accurate state income tax returns in 1982 and 1983. Kathy Jones. a co-worker, said Ms. Rizzo discussed trips to France, Spain, China and Singapore and had her living room ~ectorated in an Oriental style during the period of the alleged embezzlement. · ... '' Bureau chief blasts budget COLUMBUS (AP ) - The 1986 feder al budget proposed by President Reagan asks farmers to bear more than their share of the responsibility for reducing the federal deficit, according to Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president David 0. Miller. "We want a balanced budget and realize we have to do our sha re to reach that objective. But the president' s announced cuts for agriculture are too severe compared to other <!epartments of the government," Miller said in a statement released Thursday. "When representatives of the administration like David Stockman repeatedly say on national television that the government has no obligation to help fatn~ers because the farmers have put themselves in their own financial mess, we have a problem," Miller said. "There is positively no way Stockman should be able to sleep at night after saying that. " Miller said government eHorts to slow the rate of inflation and the grain embargo of 198l have contlibuted to the financia l distress of may farmers. , .. ., 0 • State suspends security firm beq}rn Slates. people who tamed the West, the Kim, 59, remained under hQuse pioneers." arrest at his home In western Seoul. The ' U.S. State Department : Amerlcansupporters)Vhoaccomlodged a formal protest with SoUth panled Kim on his return Friday Korea over the airport Incident. ~ave claimed Kim was roughed up . , It ha~ been expected that the Jllld they were manhandled by government would respqnd Jmrne. pollee who separated them from dlately to the note demanding an I<Jm at Klmpo Intematlona!Airport explanation, but the U.S. Embassy Outside Seoul. . said It had J1QI yel received a reply . Government spokesman Chol Korean sources, who spoke on :rae-soon dented again Saturday condition of anonymity, said no that Pollee had used violence at the statement or announcement was airport. He told a news conference anticipated Saturday. that Kim had "used abusive Kim, describing the situation at language" at pollee and "hit a his home, told Cable NewsNetwork, policeman In the face with his fist." '.'I am now, you know, In some He also said the dissident leader lsolaled situation, and hundreds of tried to slug a policeman with his pollee are SUITOundlng my house ~ane and struck his bodyguard when with more than 10 guard dogs. So the )le advised Kbn to cooperate with situation here Is very serious and pollee. fearllll." Kim, reached by telephone, Kim before tJsretum that he acknowledged he "pushed back" at was going home to resume what he . pn.J!re l,wJt lnolotec;! "they are !he ones .oft!!nlll!>rlll""ldentscall ~ ~trunle who used violence." fcirdemocracylnthlsAslancountry. He anived horne four days before· Chol also was critical of the National Assembly e\l!Ctlons. Amerk;'"s - Including two con· said 'stalemate"lllld prevent the railroad ·being soid ihis year. · If the merger Is approved,lt would create the country's largest rail system, stretching from Boston to . Montreal, Canada.• to Jacksonville, Fla., New Orleans, Kansas City and Chicago. The railroad would have more than 34,00) track miles and 75,00l employees. The combined operating revenue from freight hauled by the two railroads In 1983 totaled $6 billion. · :. Norfolk Southern agreed to pay $1.2 biliion and forego a v'aiiei}' oi ~ tax benefits for thegovernment's85 percent Interest in Conrail. It agreed to pay another $350 million for the 15 percent owned by Conrail employees. · In selecting Norfolk Southern, · Mrs. Dole rejected two other proposals that had been considered In the final months of negoilatlons: a bid by the AJleghany Corp .. a New York holding company that had past Interests ln.fallroads but currently , owns no rail holdings, and a bid by.a group of Investors headed by hotel executive,). Wiliard Marriott. All the bids were In the $1.2 billion range. 'Conrail was created when the bankruptcy of the Penn Central and six smaller railroads left the Northeast Without rail service In 1971. It began operatlons in 1976 but lost money in Its first live years of operation as the government poured Associates Security of were not licensed by the state. The order was issued Thursday by a department administrative Jaw judge, said department spokesman Rick Spencer. The use of unlicensed guards was discovered during a routine Investigation by the department, Spencer said. Last May, pollee In Toledo were called In to break up lights between Nuckols guarils and strlldng workers at the AP Parts Co. plant. The J().{lay suspension order ovequms an earlier recommendation by a department hearing officer that the c:ompany's license be .suspended for three days, Spencer said. UA W looks to end mbor rift STOPPED- D1181tlelllleader Kbn Yout1-8am COIIfronle l'lllllllof rtot pollee who IIDed &he p&eway to hll 8ewl home !lalurclq niChl &o preveat him from Ieavlftllo ad uhotll a dinner lora p-oupof Ameltcan .-.!don a.ure. Kim Dae-.111111. one polnl, iij;;y ~Na ann aniattemp&ed to force lila way tbrou!Jh the pollee Hnes, bullhey rei!Ued to budge. The dinner wu to 1J0 an with anodler d!Bdent ~~erving as host In ~m's place. (AP ~). .. -·--- "' .onnt""• ;;.l:&un "* TOLEDO (AP) -Officials of the AP Parts Co. and the United Auto Workers union. c:onfldent the rank-and-file will •approve a new contract Sunday, are turning their attentiOn to heating a bltten·lft between management and workers that has wldenE,'d during .t he violent, nine-month walk-out. "This has been a long and difficult dispute and there's some dltllcult emotions existing on both sides," said Richard DPming, employee relations director for AP Parts. Deming said the muffler manufacturing firm has thought about . hiring Jndustrtal psychologists to ease tensions If the 450 strtklng members of UAW Local14 ratifY iCnew pact and rptum to woric Monday as expected. .. .' " �,,_ -=="=~===~-- Page-D-2~The The Sunday Pomeroy-Middleport-GJJIIipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 10. 1 10,1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Vp. Times-Sentinel . Tribune- 446-2342 Sentinel. -:- .992-215~ --· Register - 675-1333 Sl UDIOMOOI U"':C. . & Sl Lr lMPROVI Ml t'>. I Hours: 11 to 5. Mon ..thru Sat .. Phone: 446-6292 Classes Now Forming 21 ... ......... . 1~ti~tiK~ :· 1t .Au..IMI • ~ LAFF-A-DAY Business Opportunity 35 -Lots & Acreage For sale 35 ac . exceller1:t . development property, good road frontage. 6 rural water taps included, located 3 mi . west of HMC. one third mi~ north of 35 on W .T. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· USHING CO . racommendr ful/ml'lltt '!''''llhlllll' r.t·rltlflllfl'' ,,. that you do businen people know, and · available. Call Esteblithed business in New Haven. carry out. coolers, u••' •-!111·_.,_..,_ .,. . . . uaa u, .. ,,_. .. n-.--•• ......MDD VIDEO BUSINESS - Jbn Ralllft examine some of the ftlm tltlllS offered at his buslni!SI!, Network Video, which operatllS stores bt Gallipolis, JackSon and HWJtbtgton, W.Va. DAIRY MAID MARK A. COLLINS • ·. • BUTTER ...SII"'-fllW. UN.JIAY.. Attorney-at-Law ' ,........... ,....... U,I•IIW.M . ...... _.." ... $2 29: . • • .. the · &aa::•al.f:. All!' olllllio o_ aoai_APP.I .AP.A . GALLfPOLIS - The expanding p.m., Monday through Thursday, home entertairunent business Is and frol)llla.m. to9p.m.onFriday attracting many into the sale and and Saturday. rental of films and equipment, and ot~e local business thathasajumpon the competition Is Network Video. 112 PRICE SALE Located at the Spring Valley LITTLE BOYS' HIKERS Plaza, 529 Jackson Pike, Network's Reg. '28.95 Now 114.50 Gallipolis site is actu@UY the second Reg. '32.95 Now '16.50 of three stores opened by Jim P.ETER PAN BOOTS Ratliff, his father·in·law, Tom BY Buster Brown ShUot, and Shilot's sons Randy and Reg. '32.95 116.50 _ By Willet~ . M,il<,e, ·= ' . . - ,The first Network store opened in Reg. 123.95 to 127.905 Huntington, W.Va., in November Now 110.95 to 13,95 19&3, followed by the Gallipolis outlet RASCAL'S in July 1984 and by a store in Jackson The Children's Shoe Store the following October. . While Ratliff manages the Galli· polis location, Mike Shilot runs the Huntington store and Tom and Randy Shilot operate the· Jackson outlet. · .. The Gallipolis store canies video cassette. equipment and numerous movie titles, ranging rrom· films as recent as ".The Lady ·In Red" to Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds." There.is also special programmlng available, such as "The Best of Judy Garland" and the British documen· tary series "The World at War." The business Is expanding, Ratllfl explained, but it will stop'temporar· ily for two reasons. · "We're going to stop and build up our titles," he said. "We get all the releases when they come out, and we want to rotate those titles from store to store, to keep the stock fresh." The other reason Is that Network . Is, going into the "vldeogenics" business - taping such events as or iintl to tape. When set up, Ratliff said Network will be able to add such things as special effects, music, background, "or whatever they n1~ at '""" urn.,c:~ 119 North 5th Street GENERAL PRACTICE with s.eclal Em.huls on . -···-··-·. THIGH FILLETS •••••••• »•. ·· Cecil, . children : \Barbara, Avice, Lula, Daniel : gr.a ndchtldren. ln memory of our dear wife and mother, Gertrude Lois Toben, who passed away ·-·-·", ! SWEEPER Club every Sunday, 1:00 p.m . Factory chocked guns only . T .J.'s Garage, complete auto repain. open 7 :00 · ~----------~~--------------------~ " T....H...- Wanted To Bu'y 446-3672 8Cash$ $26 and up for your junk car or truck. Free pickup. CaH 614·245·9681, 24 hro. Ve . 26164. Cdck -a-poo, spayed , at Mudsock on White Hollow Very temperamental. Black. tamale. spayed dog, gentle. axe with children. pliirt Labrador, beautiful dog, 304-675.'6830. 675-2064. .. . '.- . _ ,... -~-,·.-~1 2 tamale pupa. need1 good home . Call before 9 pm. ®: 614·446·0059. OIIAWiiO . FOR CARS I Till'S! 6 Lost and Found phone. end t;ookkaoping wv. 26164. 18 Wanted to with experience in payroll '--~-:~--'-~~­ and taxes. Experienced only •· need apply . Submit resume with ratarences and salary Want to do babyaitting in requirement to Mason own hom& near Vinton. OH . Call 388-9820. County Library, Attention: Personnel Section, 6th and Viand Stre,.ts, Point Plea- Office or ho~tecleaning in or oant, W. Va. 25550. Appli· around Gallipolis- Addison cation deadline ' Feb. 20, area. Can give reference . Call Susie Williamson or 1985. 1---------Patty Slone, 446·0273. Opportunitiet in G8riatric Nursing. Positions open for quality Rl\!'s on call-in basis. Contact Nancy Van Meter. Caii614-3B8·9092. Care Center. 614 - 992 · 6606. Applications taken through · Feb. 22. 1986. Dozer work land clearing, landscaping, etc . free asti· mates. Call 446-8038 or AN.OON. Pomeroy Health Babysitting in my home on Rt . 160. Have references . 11 Help Wanted Deck Handa Immediate openin1 with international maritime organization, taek· ing to man rapidly expanding fleet. On-the·job training . excel· good starting lent wortd travel. be 17·24 High corrdition. :nco:.mo- 1":;,~ iiiUpa;ttlu;;-;·· State and Federal. $5.00 RP.a I Estate 31 Homes for Sale · Three bedrooms. central air, vinyl wall paP.er, carpet throughout, well in.t~lated. new paint , attached garage. gas outdoor grill , awnings. many extra, . Call 446·2583 til 5:00PM. after 6:00PM call614-246-5859. · ·B't' owner immac. custom brick on 181 beautiful acres, 3 bdr., 2 ba .• cathedral ceil, oak fir .• wbfp. oil ht, ctl air, new appl . cnty water. 1983 barn. 1982 equipped wood working shop. oil& minerals incl. Centrally located btwn Athono, Golllpols & Wall· ston, sacrifice due transfer S169K 614·669-6311. For sale, rent or trade. Nice 3 bdr. home in Plantz Subdivi- sion. 843,000 or $325 rent. coli 614•245·5281 . Middleport home priced to SaiiiiAndwameanpricedto For fBI& by owners. a great home with a great locatidn. Come end make us a great offer. Shown by appoint· ment on weekdays or from 1 -4 on Sunday. Talk to us, we are feady to selll _Ca~l . '' ... ' .. ' Business 0 ppo rtunity Nice older home in Racine · .(town) . Three bedrooms. living room. kit"c.han , dinning room. pantry and 'aundry Own your own Jeansportswear, ladies apparel, Combination. Acceisorias. Western, Large Size S1ore. National brands; Jordache, Chic. Lee, Levi. Vallderbilt. lzod. Esprit, Brittania. Cal vin Klein. Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Claiborne, Members Onlv. Organically Grown, Healthtex. 900 weekdays after 6PM and weekends after 1PM . · 21 room. C:all 614·949-2540. inventory. training. fixtures. grand opening etc. Can open 16 days . Mr . Keenan (305)678-3639. Help Wanted MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Due To Rapfd bp.~nlllm Naho~l 8\nkliog M 11ttr~o~~ls Com· p.~ny DutrH Enthuslall ~ Per100 WiU1rog To Relocate And Work Long HouTl For An ()pporturut y To Earn Over $30,000/year. F1r1t Year Earntngt !7-22 K Beneltll lndude Hot~lllhUt1011 ·Patd Vocaton . Proftl SMr~ng Sa111n91 Plan·~ More Contact: Don Wilson 44f-l 6'42-:OPPOniiiiTf • -=~ Furnished house. 3 bdr.. 29 Neil Ave .. Gallipolis . $226' plus utilties. references . Call 446 -4416 after Jf'M. .446-31'00. For sale by Owner: 3 bdr. remodeled country home with eKpo&ed interior log walls It additional wood· working . Master bdr . 113~t22) with S!Jparate bath. LR (13x24) .. lg . kitchen Or lease option. 3 bdr. ranch very nice home only 2 yr. old $320 mo. rent ., 3 bdr . for sale · o'r rent redecorated $250 mo ., 5 bdr . home on 2n(t . Avq ~_l3~5A Call W iseman Agency, 446· 3643. Will sell for pay off, $5,300. Call.614-388-8259. · p.ayment. • short time employment, or lack of credit stopping you from owning your own home? Consider a reclaimed single or double. Small cash deposit, . take over payments. Interested? Call 614 -7721220 or 773 ·3926 . .@ig _.d!IM!!.!! 111x131 & diningroom 50x10 New Moon. good l12K20). laundry area & cond. 64x12 Flair. Priced tO second bath . 2 wood stoves sell. K & K Mobile Home wrth fuel furnance It county Gallipolis. 304-675water. 3 ca.r... g,ragt_ ~th ~~~':._-~~~-::--::-1000 ~q.ft . workshop . S. outbuildings. 40 acres. gobd 1980 Schultz 1 4x65 . fire · fencing ·9 water. Some · place· in· li Ving· roQm, cofn· tirribar" (30 acres with pond plate· kitchen. . air cond , "New" extras, 304-675 · & 6000 whit~ pine" also available). 1 mile off Rt. 3030 or 675-3431 . 160, 11 miles past Holzer Hoopitol. priced 854.500. 1984 Nasusha mot;ile Coll614·388-8710. home , 14x70 with 7~e12 For sale eKc . con d. 4 bdr. 2 ltory frame houl8. approM. 2.100 sq.ft. living space, car.,.ted, equipped kitch•n. large rooms, 2 complete he8ting systems, paved road . 10 min. from town in e~epando . 10 months old, paid 122.600.00 taka over payment 817,300.00 . 304676-2400, · 33 Fo!Tell Run, .49.000. Call 614.992-6093. .farms for Sale 142 acre farm. will consider anything of value on trade. $79.000 . Call 614·245·. 5281 . Seven room house in Ches ter. Three bedrooms. Near SR 248-7 Scout Cabin Rd. Call 614-986·3571. 60 acre farm in Bedford Township. recently drilled gos well . Byiappointment I 614-843-5372 after 2 bdr. unfurnished house with garage. Call446· 9686, 3 bedroom house mas Ridge Road, heat and wood furnace. $22"5.00 304-837-7831 . on Thoelectric burning month. Three bedroom. home on Park Drive, references and deposit requir:ed. S300 .0Qa month. 304-675·3423. 3 bedrOom· hou~e , $300..00 per ·month wnh . S300.00 deposit, 7 miles from Holzer on Rt. 160. 304-675-7746 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Raccoon Rd . furnished. 2 BA . private lot. $190 mo. Water included. deposit a. reference . Call 446 -9346 or 446-3 100. Furnished, no city taxes, water and sewage fur nished. beautiful riverview, Kanauga . Foster 's Mobile Home Park, 446-1602. 2 bdr. mobile home, aU electric. no pets. Call 614- 367-7436.--- - Help Wanted 11 COORDINATOR OF FINE. AND PERFORMING ARTS Rio Grande College and Community College invites letters 1976 14x70. all elactric . good ohape. $9,500. Call 614-367-0446. of application and nomination for the position of Coordi· nator of Fine and Performing Arts. Appointment for this ·position is effective April I. 1985. Twelve-month. ad min- . istrative contract. Sa,lary is commensurate with education and experience. Tire Coordinator's responsibilities include: developing and creating a comprehensive fine arts· program; organizing and participating in fundraising ef· forts on behalf of cultural affairs of the college: scheduling of fine and performing arts events; directing a minimum of two theatrical productions each year: initiating a program of dramatic and theatre arts where· academic credit is awarded; and supervising all technical aspects • related to the job including lighting and sound. Bachelor's : degree required, with Master's preferTed; minimum of 1-2 · years of related work experience . Send le!Jer of interest. educational transcripts. and resume including the.names of three references by FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1985 to: Office of Personnel. Box 969. Rio Grande College. Rio Grandt, Ohio 45674. Help Wanted DIRECTOR OF R.S.V.P (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) Rio Grande College and Community Colleae serving as project sponsor of the multi-county (Gallia, Jackson. and Vinton) Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is accepting applications and nominations for the po· sition of Director of RSVP. Twelve-month, administrative contract. Appointment for this position is effective June 1. 1985. Salary range $12,700-$13,350. The Director is responsible for the development and dayto-day operation of the RSVP Project. Qualifications include: proven management skills; ability to work with people; experience working with older persons: and background in community development and social service delivery pro&rams are desirable. Education and experience will be considered in totality: College edu· cation desirable. Persons interested in the position should send letter of interest, education transcripts . and resume includinc the names of three references by THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1985 to: P.O. No. 2887 Office of Personnel Call 446-2342, Mon.·Frl .. 8 to Soli tho boot! Sell AVON. Colt 446·3358. 5. FOUND black & whita cat vicinty of 200 block of 3rd Open territories with the 1.--'-----~---,:_---------, Ave., Golllpolio. Call 446· ~42'aAVON. call 304·676· . RELIEF NURSE 0026. Rio Grande Collece and Community Collt&e ,invites letters ()f application and nomination for the position of Relief Nurse. Effective d1te of appointment is March ' 11 Help Wanted 1, 1985. Part-time, professional, 12·month contract. Salary Is $7.00-$8.00 per hour. Qualifications incude: Valid St1te of Ohio recistered nurse certification re· Immediate opening for Psychol'quired: e~perience in public health nursinJ and younc adult cart preferred, with !Itt 'ability to work coopera· ogy Assistant with ·a Master's lively 1nd independently in providinJ routine and Degree in Psychology. Will conemeraency health ure. Reportinl directly to the Coor· dinator of Hulth Services, the Relief Nurse Is respon· sider new 'graduates. Salary acsible for aSSistinl the Coordinator in 1111intainin1 cording to state scale. Excellent health service objectives and performinl st1ndards to~ the Slft&utrdinl of the health of the Coli11e commun· Fsinge Benefits. Contact: Per· ity. Persons interested ln the position should send let· sonne1 · GALLI POLIS DEVELOPter of interest and ran me includinc the names of t~ree MENTAL CENTER, Gallipolis, references by FRIDAY, FEBROARY 15, 1985 to: OH. 45631. Telephone (614) 1 .. ., ,. .,.,n . . . . ......... 1971 Oakbrook 12x60 2 bdr. must sell leaving state. GET A GREAT START IN AIR FORCE correct . . ~ Financial other. 87,900 to 824,900 11 .. refrig ., 1 car garage. USO mo. Call PJ's 446-1819 or 446-2325 evo . 11 Servtces off street parking. re1erer1 ces and d8posit . Call 614- 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ~ 46769 or call 614-992· 7760. JOIN THE .ARMY Ni\· TIONA~ GUARD. Good pay. Buying daily gold, silver Good benefits. Call 304coins, rings. jewelry. sterling 675-3950 or 1·800-642· ware. old coins. large cur- 3619. rency. Top prices. Ed. Burkett Borbar Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614·9923476. SchooiiD~~~;~~; LOST "VII Ginther, Cecil Smith, Allee Plants, Gertrude Johns, Robert . Hill, Valerie Proffitt. Mature and reliable person needed. General office duties including typing, tele- dispoaltlon Call 614·742-2971 . '-~ - 1,., $3,000,000,000 available. Standing Timber-Call AI very friendly: Colt 446:1897 Tromm at 614-742-2328. mornll"g or .tter 5PM. Baby bed, high chair, plav One kitten 8 week• old . Call pan and infant clothing 1iza 614-379-2326. 0 -9 mOnths. Phone 814· 992-7494. Collie puppies, 6 weeks old. Wormed. Cell 6t4-8435285. Fmployment ' 123 456 789 Secretary- Bookkeeper. Ma· son County Public Library. For Information write: Aca· damio Financial Rasaarch, P.O . Box 146 Ravenswood, and i .D. Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio Two natural gas stoves, both work. Two beds. no mattresses. And other items. · ··~. . --~~----'-~-- lc - Homes for Sale ,.. Chiiili, pies:. . Mother ·r:::1 Help Wanted 11 i. ~~~~~~~~~~~;Hc!olM~P;L;E~T1E~H~o~u!s1EiH~O~Lois~~E!.of..E~.~;~~~~~1i9"'·9~""2i·,·••;7~'"j'•·io9·~·~ny~t~im~a1.~§~~•!elll call 614·992~-~~~~94~1~·~i~;;~~~~ wook1 old. Call446-0517. Part Shepherd-Boxer pup· Plua, Weekly Winners Are Automatically Entered into RE · and up. call 304-675-2440. STUDENTS let our computer match 'VOU with' scholarships~ grants or loans for college . Annually, over FURNITURE.. ·Bods. iron, Fema'- Beagle type dog, 11 Admitted - Katherine Felter, Middleport; Lou Hutchison, Ru· tland; Paula Queen, Pomeroy; Clair Swan, Dexter. Discharged - Woodrow Engle, l~lot. -U'I;"LI."'&~, Auctioneer. CJII 304·275· 3069. 304-773·5212. t ·yr. old half Siameoafemale / Auction every Friday night at the . Hlrtford Communi'W Center. TruckloadS of neW merchandise every week. Consigmenta of new & used' merchandise always welcomed. Richard Reynolds. We pay cash for late model clean used cars. • Jim Mink Chev. ·Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson Rd. 2nd. trailer on left. HAND Public Sale & Auction 9 Students let our computer find grants or loans tor collage. Annualy over 3 bi!lon dollars available. For information write Academic Financial Research. P.O. Box 146, Ravenswood, W. • 8 am-11 :00 pm, 7 davo e week, free estimates. 24 hr road service . Call anytime Veterans Memorial D ... k.r.... Call Gun shoot at Racine Gun .... .... Rti'UOrfabiB . Cail ~:!:::::::!;!.._...,::;;o;::::;.;ii..:;::~..._1~=!::::..J! quality oervice. 'Lana Da· 31 nlelo, 614-742-2951 . ' Call 446·0065 after 5,30. Paul Voss ot Gallipolis, Tina Brown of Pomeroy, Delbert Voss of Lbna, andBunnyGreyofFountaln,Colo.; · an(! six great·granchlldll'n. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Walter \'oss, and by four sisters, a . brother and a son. Services will be beld at 3 p.m. Monday !h. Ewing Funeral Home. Burial will be fu Rock Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m. today. LJILUt'o nom-e ·.'~ 614·992-6022. Balloons for Gat Wall, Anni . versarys. Qirthdays, parties . Singing Gorrilla. Call Qal·. loons & Co. 446-4313. cat. Voss, 78, Welshtown Hill, Pomeroy, died Friday night In Jackson General Hospital, Ripley, W.Va. A housewife, Mrs. Voss was born · Feb. 5, 1907, a daughter of the late William Heniy and Ella Smith. She was a member of the Syracuse Church ol God. Surviving are a son and daughter· in-law, Edward and Mary Voss of it'OL-.1 r lUI,... Will 'care for elderly In my Nice 2 -badroorn house. BOO b"IOcTic:··~il-'snVif'":"'lilllltjJUiii';" "I've given up looking for the ideal man. Now I'm looking for a husband ,_" and sewing ma· Georges Creek ·Rd. 614-446-0294. PLAY· the Grand Prize Drawing! 675 · 7263 676 -5104 or 675 -5386 . Piano Tuning and Repair . Brunicardi Music Co., 446- ~=======::;:=:-t~:::;:~~~====; 2 bdr. unfurnished 5 room 0687. Twentieth year of J house. 10 Fti"ne St., stove & 17 Miscellaneous Evening: by Appt. · Professional Services 304-675-5500 · or 675 3.824. 614.992-7t33. • : 3 Announcements ..., chine repair, parts, and ·supplies. · Pick· up and delivery, Davis , Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up IN 23 Will do baby ·sitting in my · PAIR , Reduced rates limited time only. Ward 's Kevboard, home. Have references. Call 9 AM-5 PM (6141 532-9772 Situations Wanted -·-"- ~ ~ · PIANO TUNING ANO •lways with us In oUr (. thoughts. Her husband. · Cecil 0 . Toben; Her daugh· $ tera. Mrs. Barbara Howard,, ~ MMrs. Bars. Avice Finlaw. i Miss Lula Toban; Her son. ;., Daniel 0. -Tcban. · - Hours: . 12 • February ·to, 1984. She io Area deaths (Continued from Page A-5) o:JIJCJ-yJ and --------·lc- !PERSONAL INJURIES! Phone: part-time .. Send resume to box 6060 in care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 826 Third Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Houses for. Rent. House for rent. Call 304· to low fixed .rate. Use Looking for a licensed fnau,..,_..,.::!•: ranee r4iprasenfitive tO work • take by vacation in Heaven . ! Sadly milled by . husband WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE TO OUR CUSTOMERS! !WORKERS COMPENSATION! . and CHICili;N ~~~~~~~...~..............~~..$2 99 for 22 Money to Loan Help Wanted c;:..-;--7=·:-.--~ o:~·~ • In memory of Gertrude ' Toben who passed away -: i=einuary i -U.i'S'iili:--ne ·snaii • be together again ~ when I HOLLY FARMS BONELESS GRADE A IRONTON, OHIO 45638 11 8 .- want." Flyers explalningvideogenics are being distributed In area stores. One of the services videogenlcs may provide, Ratliff said, is a documen· tary record of household items as a hedge' against theft and the posslb!l· ity possessions may never be seen again. Videogenics will be done by Network stafl, Ratliff said. The Gallipolis Network sto!l' Is currently open from 11 a.m. untll 8 urtntnv ur · They'll Do It Every Time 41 :;.~;2:~~~1n~~M~~e~m:o~r~ia;m~~·~~~J.[!1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~1~~~~~~~~~~-"~~H~o~·~M~E~of.·w~N~E~R~S1·R~.e~f~in~a~nc~e~l·· . ·~'·c•==' · I Announcements Rentals otock and etc. Call 304-882· 324 t or 882·2217. ~---•101 Office of Ptrsonqel D ..... QCQ LABORATORY TECHN IClAN II The Ohio University Collece of Osteopathic Medicine is currently acceptin1applications fora parttime/temporary llboratory Technician II. This is a tempora position throuch September, 1985. Performs lalli)ratory tests (tx.: platelet aareption tests: thin chromoto1raphy); supervision and train· in1 of student help in assistina with laboratory procedures: assistinc wltlt tours of lab for Colle1e of Osteopathic Medicine; and explains research to students and public n necessary; orders supplies and equipment; conducts statisttcal, lflpllicaland tabular analysis of data: maintains records of files . QUALIFICATIONS: 8. S. in Biolou or Che111is· try required. Experience in blood drewin& from hu· mans and/or rats preferred. Previous eltJIIritnce in 1 llbonttQl'Y Mttin& prefat't1d. Startitll hourly rttt is A.aL - - - AL!- · uniV UnnEIQIIIt AIIIWIDo VOIU P.O. No. 2919 An Afflnnotlvo Actlon/ Equ•l Oppootunhy Employor . position waiting for you. You'll receive great technical training, a life-long skill, good p·ay, complete medical and dental care, 30 days of vacation with pay each year and the opportunity to 1\Brn an associate degree. See an Air Force recruiter today. Get a great start ·in the Air Force! Call SSgt John M~Guire at ··6·8500. Mi1k1 applicGH- to Ohla UniYII'Iity l'lr..IDt- ,_tiMnt, 44 Unlftt'llty ....... .... lltuH. Athtns, Ohlt 45701 lly f*-y 15, 1915. .' If you qualify, there's a challenging $6.31. AUAA u•IIUPa.I9V IIVA IIVV llio Grande Collep Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 . No. 2916 ' .' 1. ~----------------~ .' �......_ --.- - ~. . .. Ohio-Point 44 ';tjJ~~ !'i)lt . ~THAT SCIWIBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~ ~~· by Hanri Arnold and Bob LBo Unscramble these lour Jumbles, one lelt8f to each squate, 10 form Furniahed apt. •210. water . four ordinary words. 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS · (Equal Houalng Opportunity) has one Mel two bedrooma, rent 1tr.1l~g ~t _. 183 tor b.droom and •198 per month for two bedroom. with t200 depoait located near Foodland and Spring Valley Piau, pool and TV ant. Call 446-2746 or leave meaaage . ~--- Apartment · for Reht paid, 2bdr .. 1131 2nd. Ave. Gallipolla. Call 446-4416 af1er7PM. _ 154 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. ·Merchandise . 54 Miec. Merchandise 54 Mi•!l· Merchandise Knauff Firewood Split- 95'% hardwoods. . Seaaoned or grnn. Vou pick up Or we deliver. HEAP vende~ . 614- Firewood cut up slabs. $16 PU load . Larger loads dell· vered. C•ll for pricea; 614· 264 Magnum end scope . 222 with acope. 22 Model 77 with acope. 20 Ga . Model 68 ilhica. 2 , 11x16 and 1, H· 78x16 tires . Call 614-992 -6017. 266·6246. Winchester model 12, 16 go .. 2.,. lightweight,.. 321n.. $450. H8oRahotgun10ga $80. Coll441·7019. 245-6804. WUJ cut and deliver fira· wooa. -cair 014-=256 :-152B. I·~~..::..:;.;:_: ______ 1 ·bdr apt.. 2 bdr 'lpl .. '1160·1260. Call 304-676· 7263 676·6104 or 675· 63a6. 614·266·1979. WHAT THE POORE5T WAITEI<:5 IN '50ME Furnished efficiency $145, .adults. utilties pd. share bath. 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipo· lis. Call 446-4416 after l'l:E5TAU~ANT5A~E.. Ume.cone, Sanct Grewl. Pick up at Richards • Son. Call 441·7785. . Home ineuletlon . . Uc•nMd Ohio and Wa11 Virginia. Owens Cj)nMg 11~, blown ~-..:....~------_:_~!iic;:b;i;Jii';;;;;';;;-----------Homos 32 We're H _ m. FrH animatet . _ EtfirJf\Pl!\l. Furnished Rooms Sofa. chair, rocker, otto· ytilitiei p·aid, LAYNE'S FURNITURE 446·9283. Qn Rocky RUn Rd.; J . exira nice. many extras, bern, t376 mo ., utilities l!'cluded. Call 446 -2751 . 2 bdr. apt., refrigerator & ltove furnished. water & · tfath paid, ~f . & dep. req .. •226 mo. Call446·0116. Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior lltttzeno. $130. EquatHous· For rent Sleeping Rooms and light hous, keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 61 4·446-0756. Furnished room, S125. Utilities, range, ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Sec., Gallipo· lia. 446-4416 after 7 p.m. 46 Space for Rent · i92·7721. ·· nii~iffi a-.;ai"im;;;;t . llrge 2 room fuornio,heo ipartmenl. Call 304-882· 2666 Mobile home lot, 12'x60' or smaller, •1s water paid, 4th & Neil. Gallipolis. Call 448· 4418 after 7P"'M ~- COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Roule 33, North of Pomeroy. large lots. Call Furnished apt. for rent. 3 rooms and bath Cell 614· 614·992-7479 . 1 Commerical space for rent 1500 Sq. Ft.. in town. Suitable for offices. studio, small business. pizza shop. l.ocated in New Ha\len . Call 992·5908. . bedroom apartments in New Haven . Newly ramo· deled in town. Call 614· 992-7481 . 614 -992·7481. Two bitdroom houses and a,partments in Middleport and Pomeroy. Low utilities. 49 5 room unfurnished apt. Call For lease 2 bdr. unfurnithed apt .• overlooking cily park, stove &. refrig., $190 mo. , llall614·992-2381 or 614· 992·2509. 614·992·5434 or 304-882· ~666. For Lease Call PJ'o 446· 1819 or 446· 2325 eve. 8 3~ables . c,~tr• $686. Sofas and priced from $285. to $896 . Tables, S 50 and up to 8126 Hide-a-beds, $390. and up to 8550., sofa beds S146, Recliners, S225. to $376 .. Lamps from S28. to 8125 . pc. dinettea from $109 .. to 435. 7 pc. 8189 and up. Wood 1able with six chairs 8285 to 8746. Desk 1110 i'hg Opportunities . 614· l '-------~­ In Middleport on -NOrth' 4th Ave. Two bedroom fur· man_, Public Sale & Auction AUCTION • SAT., FEB. 16, 1985-9 A.M. CONSIGNMENT SALE McCAULEY TRACTOR SALES up to $225 . Hutches, t650. Bunk bed complete with mattresses. $276. and up to 8396. Baby bods, 1110. Mattresses or box springa. full or twin, $68., firm, $68. and $78. Queen tats, $196. 4 dr:· chests. i49. 0 clr. chests. 859. Bed frames, S20.and 826 .• 10gun-Gun cabinett. $360. Gaa or electric ranges 8376. Baby manretses. $25 & S36, bed frames 820, 826, 8o $30, king frame 850 . Good selection of bedroom suites, rock«u . metal cabinets, headboards S38 & up to $66.· Used Furniture .. 5 pc . dinette, head boards. an'd 2 bedroom suites . 3 (niles out Buleville Rd. Open 9am to &pm, Mon. thru Sat. 614·446·0322 Kenmore auto washer $65, GE auto washer t65, 8 olhars to choose from , GE dryer $96, retirg . 2 dr. frost free $126. side by side refng $195, elec. range $75, 9 others 10 choose from . We also have gas ranges. Woodburning heater $95 Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. 446·7398. Captain' bunk bads, for sale 2 mo old. Call 614·3677468. Waihers, · -----·----u..... pliancas, Upper Eled. Peta for Sale ·HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding elt breed&. HeatH , indoor-outdoor flcllltlat . AKC __ Doberman pupplea .....,...__..-..eo ,_ ...._.. --...=--... .- : -- ..,~uu Just 4-~!1!:]'398 . ·~--, County Appliance. Inc. Good used appliances end TV sell. Open SAM to 6PM. Mon thru Set. 446-1699, 827 3rd. Ave . Gallipolis, DH. Valley Furniture, new & used. large sec::tion of qual· ity furniture . 1216 Eaatern Ave .. Gallipolis. Bunk bed set with four drawers$150. Twin bed set, e drawer droller with mir· ror, night stand, $260. Double bed mattress and sprTngs 8"2:.5 . ·c iJi '448· 2706. Trade Center Furniture Outlet, Kanauga, Oh. New Maytag & Croaley Applian· large selection Antique Pocket Watches. fully guaranteed. Harry Siders Jewelers. Gallipolis Ferry. W. Va. 304·675·3867. 22 caliber Smith & Wenon 4" barrel regular and targel stock, axe. cond. $175. 304-937-2343. 1--------18" Solid State chain saw S200; Wood-coal stove, W · extras $300, 650 Triump motorcycle chopped $600.; Sean upright freezer S200.; 8 · tiP tliier Sii 5U .; fioor polisher-buffer $15.; Rug shampooor S 1 6 ; Wicker swivel chair-stool .850.00. 304·675-3439, ask for Red . 518~995 ~ 1977 Cameron 14x70 11 1984 ~1 .i7:1D ' Sale $10,500 • 1973 Kirkwood 14x65 2 BR 1971 Kirkwood 12x50 2 BR 19H Liberty 12x502BR Total Elect. REG. 19,200 Gas Heat fuel' iiii Heat Sale S8,300 Sale Dragonwynd C.ttery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Perlian and SlameM kittens. AK.C Sale S9800 1958 leg. niol puppleo. Calll14-388· 9790. Reg. 110,300 •1 S!t.,.., SAVE SJ,OOO snocl Chow puppleo. Call 614· 448·3844 ofl•r 7PM. Reg. Mlnature Dachahund 8 mo . old red male. Cell after AKC famala Siberian Husky for tale. 9 weeks old. hea had ahots. *100.00 firm. $4700 . 1969 Boron 12x60 2 BR Pickens uaed furniture . 304· lag. snoo Fuel 446·3224. Oil 1969 Chomp,ion 12x60 2 BR Heot Wood Sm Now $ 676·6483 or 676·1460. RICK'S ·NEW ANI!l ·USED FURNITURE. Used stoves and refrigerators. Compare our prices, save today . 1968 Richardson 12x47 2 BR The Piano•- Kimbel , Story • Clark, Lowrey. Honest values, no, 'repoase11ion gimmlcka' . Brunicardl Music, Inc., 81 Court St ., renee Wurtitzer piano , console· concert. sable-cherry. Good US. ••• LIST WITH US....LIST WITH US....LISI WITH US.... UST •J!IUCKS tond .. 11,600. Call 441· 4428 . REDUCED. MUST SELL!! - $29,900. Ownus h•ve laft area and don't need double hoose pay· ments. Stylish 2 slory. 3 bedrooms, I"' b1ths, S(IICIOUS livin& room, formal dinina, knotty P.ine cabinets in kitchen. Nice carpel. Excellenl in town location. ~n4 Hills Food Available Terms: Cash or Check with Pn<itiv• Truck load Rome Beauty •s.oo bushel . All' fruit and vagalablat. Jacka Market, Route 35, Henderton. 59 For Sale or Trade !i ii! PRICE REDUCED TO $59,900! - Owner has bought another home and must sell this lovely 3 BR ranch on Debby Dnve. Approx. 1700 sq. ~- 't doning rm., LR. FR, kitchen, new custom 1- vapes, carpeting, woodburning stove, deck, - Cl:lltral air, natural wood siding ~ • - LOTS OF POTENTIAL - GREEN TOWN· SHIP - 180 acre farm located in Northup area Two story frame older home w1th se· ven rooms and bath, county water, 16x60 · concrete s ~o. corn crib, equipment shed, m~lk house and barn. Oo paved road YOU'Ll BE DELIGHTED w1th thiS 3BR bi·level located tust m1nutes from town. Also features ii! 2~ baths, LR, krtchen, carpeting, heat pump, ' c: city school d~r~t Call for ~ore inlormabon. ADDISON TWP. - Appro'x. 7 mole lrom GallipoliS 39\7 acres, m/1, fronts on township road ~I woods and brush. $8,900. JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! ln·town coovemence, extra noce lot, 4 BRs, ~ large krtchen, LR, OR, bath, ~rge lront porch :tE and small screened back porch, gas heat ;! unattached one car garage. Call lor an appointment THIS COUlD BE YOUR PERFECT HOME! 10% Fl NANCfNG - FIXED RATE- 20 YRS.! - Th1s home offers 4 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen woth range, and eye·level oven, 15x48 LR, fireplace, lvoodburnong stove, 6x40 Irani porch, I car garage, storm windows. noce Hat garden area, c1ty school dostnct r i: 5i i GREENFIELD TWP. - 74 Acres more or tess. ~ Tobacco base, 16x20 shed, 34x40 barn. Pnce -< has been reduced and owner financing ~ ava~able. REDUCED TO $44,900- HILLTOP DIVISION - 3 BR home features kitchen, living room, din1ng room, lam1ly room, hrep~ce. gas heat, central air and carpeting, 9% assumable. MUST SELL TO SffiLE ESTATE! FINANCING AVAilABLE - EXCELLENT TERMS - Cape Cod home ~Hers 3 BRs. 2 baths, kitchen with eye-level oven, dinette, living room hasbeamed ceilings, utility room, double garage, storm w1ndows. woOdburning st011e, city school d~ricl Additional land can be purchased. Call for an appointment. CADMUS AREA- 26.5acres. l'h story home offers 3 Brs, kitchen, hvong room, dimng room, bath, carpeling and atummum ~di n& Call for an apoontment. OWNER MOVED TO FLORIDA AND HAS DRASTICALLY REDUCED THE PRICEOFTHIS HOllE- Will finance w1th 25%down and 10% · mlerest on the balance. Viclonan style 3 bedroom also offers 1\! baths, kitchen woth range, retng., DW, and d1spt., laundry room, livong room, famoly room, carport. unattached garage, 16x32 fenced pool, alum. ~din& Attached beauty shop would help make the payments. LOTS FOR Gallipolis, , turn left onto lum right onto D•f•ini Cadmus Road. Watch for siens. Saturday, Febr~ary 16, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. Loeal resicJent movln&. will sell following items, partial llstin&: · · Good Condition: 2 piece liv1ng room suite, platlorm rocker, night stand, bookcase, vinyl top stool, end table, hall tree mirrors, wooden high chair, metal trunk, umbrella stand, Hoover upright sweeper, !able tans, box ian, numerous boxes of books. brooler ovens, 4 qt. Presto pressure cooker, hot plate, pots & pans, silverware, electric skillet, desk, chif· forobe, dresser and matching chest of drawers, douHie bed and matching dresser, lamps, lawn chairs, sets of metal twin beds, dehum1d1f1er, chests chairs, gal. tube, double tubs, grill, canning tars, G.E. window "" condihoners, small auto. washer, step ladder, misc. hand tools, dishes & many olher misc. items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTOR ITEMS: Occasioal chair, floor tamps, picture frames, round back chair, brass candle holder, radio, desk, chest, chma, table bench, wooden stool, 10 dolls, diShes & many misc. items. Sale Every Saturday at 7:00 P.M. Hive somethincJou want to soU? Brine it to tho Patriot Auction Bam an we'll sen it for you. Consicnments IC· cepted from 1:00·5:00 P.M. on Saturday. Arr•naements far pickup service available. MARLIN WEDEMEYER -AUCTIONEER 245·5152--- lii-~249 Apprentice: Finis (IKEIIsaac-388·9370 Residtnt and business auction service also available. Fruit & Vegetables . ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES 1 P.M. FEBRUARY 17, 1985 V1c1orian organ, parlor organ, real mce walnut corner cup. board, two noce double box telephones, two n1ce kitchen clocks. high oak beds, tlatwall cupboard with grapes in door, noce wash stands, dye cabonet, o11ental couch, rope legged table, large oak table with leaves, fove legged oak table, wal· nut drop-leaf table, brass bed, jetty cupboard, round oak ta· ble with center pedestal(rough). pie safes, ~ron beds, double barrel c1der press, wicker and hickory poeces. old large split hickory basket, Donohue jar and others, good old Aladdin lamps (I green & 1 red)24" church bell. many rockers, ap· pte butter kettle stone churns, cherry seeders, six guns, I long Tom, lour dolls, primitive comb box, llatwalls, zinc top • kitchen cabinet, large and small iron kettles, glass and misc. • items too many lo list · 58 month. new spl.level o located oo Oqve and offers approx. 3,000 sq. fl oflilling area pius2 car garage and .. one of the area's mcest pool> 5 • ;; PRICE REDUCED TO $59,500!- 3 BR ranch oo 111cres more or tess. Pond, full basemenl, • Jam~y room with woodburner, living room, equipped k~chen, dining room, I ~ baths, i: attached 2 car garage. . r ..."' ADDISON TOWNSHIP - ! i! 8.8 acres more or less, vacant ~nd on Bulavolle·Porter Rd. Electrcity, septic tan~ spring, rural water av~lable Asking $10,!KJO. ~ CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN UVING lARGE: ASSUMABLE IDAN - Vf'XY attractive ~ two story home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, 16xl6 LR, formal dining room. kitchen, enclosed ! porch, new carpet. gas heat Witlin waikilg il distance of stores and schools. CaD today! i: for Each ktchen with stove, laundry, large ca rpo~ Graham School Rd. living room, bath, OW and displ, air and storage · area. 103 ACRES, MIL, SPRINGFIELD TWP. Approx. 96 A. tillable ~nd, cJder home has 5 BRs, bath, LR, kitchen, county water, 40x60 pole bldg, 40x60 tobacco barn, moos other outbuildings. 200 ACRES M/l. FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - Approx. 65 acres l1llable and 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story home offers 4 BRs, balh, kitchen, loving room, family room, two hreplaces, barn, 2 large screened porches Lovely qu1et setting LOW PRICED BEGINNERS HOME! - 3 BR ranch style home offers LR, krtchen, bath and ut11ity room, gas heat, new ~don~ city schools. Call lor lll!lre onformation. A STYLE OF ITS OWN describes thos lovely wMe br~k home with 3100 .SQ. fl, 3 or 4 bedroom~ 3 baths, 2Dx40 FR, dinong room, k~chen wit~ OW, d~pl., m1crowave and trash compactor, mtercom, central air, 2 car garage, ut1l1ty bldg., deck and a20x40 pool. Beautifully landscaped. BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - 132 acres, mostly dean hill pasture, good fences, 1\1 story home, large barn, lobacco base, frontson3 roads near Mudsock. Price reduced to $56,900. !i j.. ~ "' Will trada for 1978·1979 truck a wagon. 40,000 mi. Call 446·0962. FIIIII S.tiiiJIII' !!. LIVI'''I·d ;I § 'w I Malibu Chevy 61 Farm Equipment PRIME LOCATION -located on·Rt. 35 west, thistract land includes 3 BR double wode w~h 2 batt.;, tilling room and eat-in kitchen, and a 2 BR 12x60 moiile home Excellent investment because of location and possibilities. 30 feel lrontage oo Rt. 35 $46,000. rj I I I I I I I I I I I I I -- ~ .... .. tll NEED EXTRA SPACE FOR GROWING FAMILY?- You need to see this home. Has 3 BRs &bath up with I BR and 1h bath down. Also lull basement convement kttchen, dimn& family room area woth ooe of themost attractive eff1coently buolt fireplaces we have seen. N1ce IMng rm. Nice shade trees, productive garden area, · garage, lra1ler space rental, all ootarge ~ts. All for tust $40,000. #319 0 I I I I I CONVENIENTLY LOCATED - Approx. ooe mile lrom town, this older home has had some remodelin& 2 BRs, krtchen, LR 14 ~x15~ d1n1ng room, bath. part basement, one car garage. lev~ lawn. MITCHELL ROAD- GREEN TWP. - .5 acre m/1, coonty water avai ~bie. VACANT FARM lAND- Springfield Twp., 84 acres, m/( level and rolmg ~nd . Approx. 33acres ti~ble. remainder woods. GUYAN TOWNSHIP- 108 acres more or less located south of Mercerville. Approx. 20 A. tiiable. Balanre woods, lobacco base. Owoor wit help finance. $35,000 - NEAR HOllER '" ''· .h;;ome offers 3 BRs, kitchen , central air,.woodburning unattached garage. overheac crane, office sales and repair. Located across from Silver Bridge Ptaz~ wrth access 1o Ohio River. f'lltentoal unlimtled FARMER'S FARM - One olthe area's better farms. 101 acres m/, lots ol Symmes Creek bottom land, pond, new fences. large barn, Sll\lefal other buildings, large tobacco base. mod. 3 BR home, 2 baths located on Cadmus Crossroads. Call for more informabon. 100 ACRES, M/L, CLAYTWP.- Ownerfi· nancin~ available. 25 %down, 10% on bat- ance for 20 years . Call for more in forma· liOn. · • PRICE DRASTICAllY REDUCED! OYINER SAYS SELL THIS MONTH! - Rlo·Centerpoint Rd. (Cherry Ridge) Approx. 75 acres woodland !roots oo 2 roadS, county water available $2s0 per acre Canaday Realty' 446-3636~. FOUR•BEDROOMS ON CHAROIAIS - Profes· s1on~~ decorated, 290 fl lake frontage, boat dock, 1.67 acres. deck, 2300 plus sq fl and worfosixlp are some of the extras this property offers Home has 2'0 baths eat·on k~chen, formal dinin& sunken INin groom and fam1~ room. Seen~ view of lake and hillS on a restricted area, enjoy Wlldlffe, lishon~ ire skating and other benefits of suburban li~ n& Call and make an appointment to see this exceptional home today!! #406 MOVE UP ANOTCH -To this maintenance free ranch. Beautiful home inside and out 3 BRs, . ~WN,ER.~Y~ .~~;l~ -:.•~''baae,,,ent :.': l~ee bedroo~. ~?~':on •urnace; '"NOitrdtnmr4rr· •n•liJ, ,, f..,,. c: r .. !i Dual wheel gravely tractor, . aulky rotary mower. potery plow. rotery cultivator, front culth.tators, clrcJe bar end onow bladaa. •1100.00 firm. Colt 114-992-10311. Allia Chlllrnar D-11 ,,..,_ ~ 1 Ei With t"'I.IGI cRy water, spacoos front porch woth Seeong os beloevong. Ask1ng $38,000 ~enty with wide front end, 3 pt hitch. PS, 82.1110.00. atao bit pre-aon dl-unto on .. hoy toddooo. 81del'l Equip· mlont. 304·171·7421 . I 63 Llve.tock ' • lllg otou1 I yra. old Reg. IIOrJIII Quaner h - geld· tng Rag. Daplo gray moN DWn8d by 4·H make-· edvi- a~d aho-. Very gentle. 11110. Call14·211· 81122. . 5yr. old llog. lorralgtlll ._ (;iintll-...-nu.t =It, ftC, re=c~ nabla raforeocl. CaR 114·211·1122. ~I I I I I I I J of shade #425 EXCEPTIONALLY WELL on American charm. 3-4 bedrooms, lovong room wolh firep~ce and fantastic v1ew of the rNer. Noce shady lawn runs to the rover (fish or have aboat dockin your own fron t yard). tn.town location, very quoet and peaceful surroundongs. $89,200 #103' ., 12x60 TRAILER w/addrtoon Excellent lor 1111all fami~ woth a beginner's budget. 1 acre ol ground, 2·3 BRs, woodburner, 2 outbuildinll' and large rove red porch. Llome has had excellent care and IS 1n good condition $19,900 #246 1 1I I I I II .. ~ .. ' .. ~ ... ··~ -. OOHl WAIT UNTIL SPRING!- Th~ new~ listed brock ran<:h probaby won't be around that ~ ng located ana professoonally landscaped lot 1n Debby Drove. thishome os acut above most Emptional features on the k1lchen like center osle, beautiful oak cabonets and exposed brock make cookong anythong but a chore. Also. mdudes formal di nin~ LR wolh fireplace, 4 BR5. 3 baths. flnoshed basement includes rec. room. worksi'<lp and fireplace Effic~ntly heated with gas and cooled wRh CA. Buyers Protection Plan provoded Come I I I· I· IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Totally remodeled 3 bedroom home overtoo kong the rover. Just monutes tram I~N n Includes vonyl "d'"~ basement and new drywall, ceilings, onsulabon, carpet lormca bath and a new lOx12 storage buotd1ng Pnced to sell at $29.900. #313 1: RIVER VIEW - I II ~ory, 3 BR home offers lR wolh foreplace, DR. hardwood floors, etectnc heat 1 car garage. II acre. $22,500. I I f · - m5 ( _ ~~de~~·u~xe~ea~t·~ln~>~Ti:c~·~~~er~'~wn~h~~;~~;~~ - - see u·1is h-ome before- ;t's too late- · ...::i\y~~~:::::;~·t.";~:~~Fn:~~~~~~;:,=== i i r car garage, all on 2.3 acre lot overlooking Rt 141 just minutes kom town. Owner anx~us to sell or trade Assumable low onterest loan. #Ill& A'IJRACTIYE CAPE COO ~ Price reducedto$69,900 - Owner' wants lo head south and ls. leavong thos comfortable i'<lme behmd. Features toke 4BRs, 2 bath~ FR v.ith fireplace, formaiiMng room and dmong room, eat·in krtchen and partoal basement Will bring you back fora,second look. Extras hke on·ground swomming pool. 3 car garage and worksoop, and llJrgeous nver v1ew will sell you Protected for a full year after sate. #238 FOUR IN ONE BUSINESS. - Exxon gas stat1on, three bay garage restaurant and carry-out wRh dnve·thru window Ali do1ng good. Located on U S Rt. 35 at Helllerson, WV. Mostly new. well buitt 3500 sq. fl buildm& Has off1ce. storage area, restrooms. 24x24 canopy allt!r pumps. Garage has two IOxiO overhead doors and one 10xl2. .&Jl on 100'x130' corner lot Included '" pnce are three ooists, at1gnment rack. Sun computers, tire changer, brake drum equipment and . olher garage tools. .&Jso, walk·in cooker Call lor appoontment to ~Sit this successful business Owners wan( to retire Ask1ng $185,000. # 351 Ill1 new 3 bedroom home wrth baths, II basement unfinoshed, on a2 acrelot. m/1,one molewest of Vonton an Jackson Road. Hasa largepauo andadouble garage 32x32. well water wtth county water avaolable. Over 1700 sq fl ol h~ng 5pace ready to move on l osted at $54,900 #426 I msulatJOn. floors, 1, ceolo ngs, kRchen cabinets. apploances. bathroom, heatong, air condot1onong. Located on 1st Avenue #106 OWNER WILLING TO SACRIFICE - That means savongs toyou Very cozy and attractovebo·level so close to town but on a quiet deadend ~reel. Home offers th"'" large bedrooms, one and a hall baths, attracb'e kl chen wrth eat-o n bar and dinong area. Hardwood floors accent home nocely as does bnck fireplace on fa mo~ room. large deck garage and buyers protection. Reduced to $54,900. #243 IF ONLY ''VERY BEsr ~ your enter• , consider ...~rge FR. lormal donong and large LR. each wlh rover v~w. 4 .1large BRs, lol5 of cklsets and 2 orge storage rooms. Beauhtul new carpet. CA and an on·ground p()(j 2.7 GORGEOUS I VIEW - Very attractive, two ~ary home wnh large ~wn, garden space and several outbuddongs. Home includes three bedrooms. 1~ bath. lull basement and attached garage. Insidefinished wrth Tongue & Groove Knotty Pine walls, hardwood floors Well ~nsutated , woodburner. $52,000 #215 acres One m1le from downtown #134 NEW LISTING - NEW HOME - 3 BRranch boasts eff1coent kRchen wot h eat·on bar and attrachve oak cabonets. DR. etectnc baseboard heat. well msulated. BxlO st~a'ge buot don ~ $34.900 #201 $28.500 i ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOME1Illen this may be just the one. Conven~ntiy located on Rt. 35 West, this home offers alarge living room dining room, 3 bedrooms, ~undry room, 1~ baths, equipped kitchen, carpet'"~ rentral air and a 2 car garage. . ~326. . COMMERCIAL LISTING IN WATERLOO- 1500 sq tt well·buo ~. good rondrtoon block buoidongon over 16,000 SQ. It lot. Buott and used as church lor several years lmmedoate use as re<:reat1onat center. Has oowforced aor gas furnace and water heater. Gas . at very reasonable cost by area well. Maon 1oom 24x38 with 2 other small rooms and bath. Very desorable lor church. commercial use or converted to home. Pnced at lOOxfi()(] lot more N!!·l IN REAL EST ATE SALES IN GALLIA CO. REALTOR• I:;: .AUCTION · At the Howery Auction House 5 miles west of Athens, Ohio on E5. 50. New Auction House with plenty ol heat, inside loading, parking and rest-rooms. This will be a sale for everyone! Approximately 30% of furniture cleaned and the other 70% needs cleaned and/or repaired. All in all. real good pieces! Everyone welcome. m I I .AUCTIONEER: Edwin Winter, L<. #334-IS · ' I Musical Instruments Gallipolla, Oh 45631 . SANDYVILi.E, W. VA. • ' 304·882·3872. 1 MILE WEST OF HOLIER HOSPITAL Call 61.4-448-3159. Real Eatata General 2 AKC reglatored fenwla 57 . -. -----------------------~-- I Street 1n Moddteport. You can relax on the large JlO_rches a~1ou watch the peaut1ful _Oh10_~~ver. 4 bedrooms, dinmg room, large utlllfY,Sells tor $Z~.uuu. ~·-. IIIIR 551 - Executive style ranch home on loncotn Holt. ThiS home has a real nice floor plan. The large living room· dinong room combo IS 36'xxl5'. The kitchen has dishwasher and diSposal w1th a counter top bar to family room. 3 bed· rooms. 2 baths and a full basement. 2 car carport. Call for your appt. IIIIR 554- Use your miagmat10n on this one. large 2 story home on WeHe Terrace. 3 bedrooms, dining room, sitting room'. lotos IOO'xiOO'. Owner w111 consider some financing. REDUCEO to $28,500. IIIIR 537- 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, full base· ment are only a few amenities you'll find in this home on E. Main. lovely hand-crafted kitchen cabinets, carport and more' Great ~nvestment at ONLY $15,000. : Poodle pupa, ,, 2&.00 •ch. KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOMES • 547 JACKSON PIKE, GALLIP-OLIS, OH. 62 Olive S't.. Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite &399, bunk beds $199 , antron recliners $99, new & used bedroom suites, rangea. wringer waahers, & shoes. New livingroom auitaa 8199 -$699, lamps, also buying coal • wood stoves. BIIR 444 - OYINER ANXIOUS TO SELL! 3 BRranch sotuated on'2.35 acre lot m/ 1. PosSible8%loan assumptiOn to qualified buyer. Includes tg eat·on kitchen, separate. utility room, family room wit)l wb f~repl a ce Call for an appo~ntment today' For a Doc . 28, 1884. Phona 304· 6.76·1038. PHONE 446-7274-HOURS 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M • . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE t1.895 . John's Auto Sales, 8ulavllla Rd.. Call 441· 4782. Gelllpolla. Dh . IIIIR S38- NEW LISTING- Country Jiving Newer 3 bed· room home Eat·in kitchen, woodburner in living room, 2 acres with gas 111ell loads of nice pine and lruittrees. Take a look. Sells for $47,500. , IIMR 557 - Price Really Reduced!' owner anXIous to sell this lovely home located on Beech St. in Middleport. 3 bed· rooms, large utility room, eat·in kitchen, lormal dinmg room, play room. Nice size lot. Now ONLY $30,000. IIIIR 552- Ranch home on leading Creek Rd. bedrooms, stone fireplace. 2 car garage, fuH basement. pin make a great gift for your valentine . Whelped CHECK US OUT FOR QUALITY NEW HOMES AND THE USEI) HOMES IN THE TRI-STATE AREA. Phone 304·773·6430. Broker-Auctioneer Cltl446·0552 AnY_Iima Beth Null 245·9507 Slave McGhee 44E·I255 1978 Dodga Aapan Auto , PS. Pl. radio, wife rima, 446 - NEW LISTING - In town tocalo on o n.etudes :I AKC Cocker Spanlal pup· $4700 ••pd.. locel owner. good · 814·446·2282. Shotaand apoyod. Good pat. $40.00 firm. Colll14-992· 6967. Sale Mow S5495 1980 Chev. Citation 4 dr. I cyt.. . au1o Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 E1atern Ave., Gallipolla. Call Femate Pekirlgeae, Dachshund mix . 14 montha old . Gas Heat ssaoo Autos for Sal'- air, 13,000 actual bbl .. sunroof, custof1) milet. floor shift, topper. paiot job. Price nelilotiabi-A Call 446-3224. Call 448-8605 after 4PM . .. , TOP CASH pold' for '80 rnodel 1nd newer ua.ed can. · 5 :00p.m. Burn. Stove Reg. 379·2404. Call .14·949·2779 after . Colt 446·4466. Full aize ,bed-box &prings & mattress. Wooden chest of drawen.livingroom set. Call Second auning AH1H1 h1y end other mixed hey.. 614· 4:30PM 441· 73Q7. S•l• $5495 ..,"""i''!" Briarpetch KenMI• Professional All·breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor burding fa . cilitiea. English Cocker Spa· Total Eledri< Overlt'IS Park f ., • ·~- 1974 Esquire 14x65 2 BR 1984 Ov•ro'"Lo Park 2 BR, 2 bGths, total elect. Real nico. ,...... ,. ......-'-'•n·v 7795. $8495 lr•liu• ~ 0 . C~III14 · 24B·B121. '"""lr""' betide Stone Cres1 frozen, hamburger In pettiet 71 porbalo, 875-1088. H dolired. 304·171·4182. Autos for Sale Like new 1983 8·10 Chevy 1972 Chevy Nova 327 !o hatc hback. p.m. Building Mat.,i•ls Block, brick, aewer pipes, windows. lintel•. etc . Claude Wlnt.,., llio Grande, 1978 Hutchinson 12x65 3 BR · 27 8 Real E1tate General Merchandise GOOD USED APPLIANCES H~a~y~t~,.,~ · ~N~Ia~.~C~a~ll~l~1~4:·9:8~2:·l~~tr~o~n~l,~~fr. wh . drive, AC, B after 1:00 CaU 814·245·5620 ~Straw, 41 .10 304· altar IPM. with ogreomentln prloe par 71 L1rry Autoa for Sale lb. for remeinder in leeM peid II_IOOn__ S PQMible tO algn ASCI loeaa tranafor Bradford elec dryer. workt, 56 51 Household Goods 71 KIT 'N' CARLYLE Large round beloa of hay •1 6 & 120 ae . Cal 448· 1062 after lpm . ' Ffeezer IHf. cut. wrlpptd, Mow $15,995 City. Call 614·266 -6620. frIll IJIIILJillill 8o Grain 56 Building Supplies 1985 Forest Pork 3 BR 14x70 APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant Gallipolis . 614·446· Hay Wented to !Mae: 19815 to· bacco poundage to my t.rm. Gallla Co. 1 0% clown now forma. Call 441·2314. San Sl,DDD .Unfumiahed 2 bdr. in Crown 64 304·871·3912. UII.OO . Call 304-8711· 6030. ng Col• wi sf Prices Aroun•l Total Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 54 Miec. Merchandise 63 - Live.tock Surplut. Army. D~tnim, Car· hart Clothing , Boou . J1ckets. Sam Somerville' a • East . Ravenswood. Rt. 21. North . After,.oon · Weekends. for Sale Formal evening gown. 1----------..-------------------~ Could be uted for Valen· tina'a dance. alze 3-4. Call February 1 0, 1985 10, 1985 W.Va. I I ! I I I I I I I II �.. ' Page 0-6- The 71 Pomeroy- Times-Sentinel · Autos for Sale Sit! ltxJiint-lli Alltll/Je WADAIJ.l" 1878 Ford Cuatom. 4 dr .. new peint, battery & ••· UOO . Call 448- 1111 Monte Cario super piMn. will take emllll-car or 71 '1 973 Pontiac Sport1 Coupe 'or Nle or trade. 360 automatic . Good fuel mi· 1$89 Cadlllec. 4 door hard 1114-7U-31711 after 8:00 p.m. .Con dition, $1200.00. Call '8·14-992-6263. . 4975 Plymouth Duster . "300.00 or best offer. Call )04-773-6618. _j_974 Vans '& 4 W.O. 81 new tirea. Call 1114-256· 8841. Corve~te. 1980 Chevy Suburban, 4 new engine, WD, auto. PS, PB. auper The 84 Home Improvements RINGLES"S SERVICE , ex· bo1rda, aUde back window. paint and tll·ea. 304-882· 3318. OPEN HOUSE 1-4 TODAY Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 1983 Chevy 'h ton PU. 4WD, 1uto, PS, PB, running top. Good condition . C1ll 3 bedroom.-2 baths. 2-story home. Living rm. din· ing rm .. full basement and 2, woodbumfng fireplaces. Lots of extras! located at 614 Firat Ave. Price is mid-80.. Ph. , Shown dutch style bllm, eJ~celfent ~ke site, crop land. ~~1 and woods. Owner says "MAllE (f. ffR ON All OR PART". Priced to self as ' farm. Posstlte excel· lent terms available. · ATTENTION BUILDERS Th~ property has been subd~ vided into I IICre sites. can be Sold · Lo•ded . Very good 73 Auto• for Sale Chevrolet. 130 AR£S 1 mie from Ohio River. Features house. huae l..ga. 1976 Olds Luxury ·sedan . New tires. new bat- Pomerov-Middleport~Gallipolis, cond, low mHeege. FARM OR.ItMSTIIENT &BUILDING LOTS ~300. Voltswagon Autos for Sale Real Estate General truck on trade. Call 448· :1974 71 February 10. 1986 1976 LTD 361 V-8. AT. AM-FM radio. oir. 1696.00. Call614-387-7760. · heuat, 09112. ~erv . Ohio-Point Pleasent. W. Va. perlenced carpenter. electriciln, roof- Potential danger clee!'·· Cell 814·288-8522. Rot•rv or c1ble tool drilling . Most wella completed aame dey. Pump ntea 1nd servl- 1981 Dodge 4 wheel drive. '4 ton pickup, 380 V-8. 4 .,..ed, H.D. ahocks. air ceo. 304-895 -3802 . Electrical & Refrigeration Services SEWING M1chine repairs,"' , - - - - - - - - - - , "rvica. Authorized Singer Sale• .. Se<vice Sharpen Scinora. Fabric .Shop, Pomeroy. 1114-'9112·2284. 86 General Hauling . HOur ""' IMPROVEMENTS ~ooling._(lll'~lor WMII, c-rtlt WMII, 'ointing. G-alllfiOirs. Call Tony Williamson 446·0273 James conditioner. C•ll 448-2841 . . soYa Water Service. Also pool a filled. Coli B14· i!56·4l44 -<>r~--8.1-4..446· 1175 or 614-4411-7911 . • Real Estate General Ken' a Water Service . Weill, ------.L.----~-. ci•terns. poola filled . Phone 614- 367 ~ 0823 7741 night or or·61.4-367· day. Super" ·Beetle. One own&r, less than •40,000 miles. Showroom :clean . t1600 .00. Call614· .985-3545 evenings. :1977 XR 7 for sale or trade . .Call 614-843-5127. ·:1976 Ford F-260 4x4, CUI· 1979 body, custom whHis,- interib-r .soTW. - 4 -tom speed, sun roof. 304-895· 3441 . Real Estate General -;~~~;~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::~~ Real Estato.General TEAFORD Real Estate m LJ:! ~E!LI~R 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)-992-3326 Ul"IAI "Ln 'II'TI&I,.l' LI.,III'U~ - ') .;.J 00 Ul\ ranch with In-ground pool, lights & patio, full basement, cook unils, carpeting & 6 closets. • COMFORTABLE 2 BEDRM. . Rodney Vif~ge. Wood & coal space heater plus gas • nace Lg. lot with garden area. Older mobile home included. Pur-. hase all for $20,000.00. . • NEW liSTING - Immaculate 2 bedrm. brick home. Kitchen • recenty remodeled, modem appliances. Full basement. central • • A.C., nice garden ~ea . Price $55,500.00. Call for app01ntmen~J .• • UPPER RIVER RD. - 3·4 bedroom home, wbfp. 2 baths, 3-car • ..,.. garage. mobii!Hmme hoOkap un~ ig. lui. Owner inieu~:,ieU in .. _ • trading for small business or will sal outright Price $41,500.00. • e a • • • NEW LISTING- One floor 5 yr. old , 7 rm. home, central a~r & heat. cook & bake units. disposal, refrigerator & some furniture. Near stores. $38.500. IN TOWN - Th1s house can be .yours with a few thousnd down. B~!h. city water. efec., efc. TRAILER - 12x65 three bedrooms, & metal bldg. Good condition, for lUSt $5,600. COUNTRY - Several acres with trees on paved road . e e • • • • COMMERCIAL BLDG.: Downtown Gallipolis. Approx. 4,000 sq. • It floor space. Sprinkler system Completely carpeted. Service . • elevator. Modern 1n every way'! financ~g availableto qualified I • purchaser. . . • NEW LISTING - 3 Bedrm. txlme outside city ~tuated along • picturesque ~!low Dr., formal dining room, 21'KI5' family • room, 2 baths. \VB FP, fenced-in backyard. Modern krtche11 wrth many amenities. Priced to sell. $58,500. NEW LISTING- 3 bedrm. cottage klCated alongCentrafAvem Nat gas heat ~ity water and ~sewer Prce $24,000. I I 1 I • BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME w1th falmly room and formal . • dining room, located within Plants S.D., (:lenty private, nat gas, • wbfp. Price: $59.000.00. • • NEW LISTING - Only 5 mmutes from Rio Grande, approx. II •• acres, with 3 bedrm. modern home. Price $58,000.00. . • • PURCHASE FROM 1 TO 5 ACRES wrth this 3 bedrm. farm • home located along Rt. 218, Harrison Twp. Priced from • $50,000 to $75,000. _ • • • NEAR REEDSVILLE- Nice looking 3 BR frame, bath, furnace & rural water. Only $18,500. e FAMILY WANTED -One fl. 4 BR ranch, 3 full baths, 2 family ims .. dbl. carport,' central air & heat budget $108.00 On 1.79 acres. • LOCATED WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF RODNEY-:- 2 bedl. • cottage with 86'x202' lol Nat gas FA furnace•. K1~g coal a d • woodburner, seplic tank, Gallipolis City school d1stnct. Pnced to • sell! $20,000. : • MOBILE HOME LOT- located approx. 2 miles below Eureka. : $4,000.00. Sue Murphy, Milton Roush Helen. Virgil and Bruce Teaford Housing Headquarters Real Estate General E. Mail, ...lill ~!Woo~~~~ POME;ROY, 0. 992·2259 NEW LISTING- ~lato•oodsl & Rock Springs - Approx. 25 acres. tillable, balance pasture. story, 3 bedroom some remodeling, T.P.C. ter. II you like elbow this is it' $23,500.00 PRICE REDUCED maintenance costs make 2 bed room home nice. country sett1ng. outbuif1~n~ and a full basement. and neat. Owner wants - Now $22,000.00 LONG BOTTOM- 26 acres of vacant ground with mineral rights and a building site. Mostly wooded. $10,500.00. POMEROY - Two story house with a lot of remodel· ing. This 6 room home has Fre11ch sliding doors, pretty kitchen, and 3 bedrooms. $39,000.00. POMEROY - Huge family room, big living room, formal dining room, 2 baths, 3 bed.rooms, full basement. and a b1g nice back' yard is but just a few of the ipecial features of this home that looks like a mansion. Call for more details. $59,900.00 REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr: 992-6191 Dottle Turner 992·5692 Jun T1111stll 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 A /:A. ....• na u'L'"' .n a: '~snurun~~ _ _,,r a.~ n.~., ..... n"'i,. ..... Virginia Smith_:.Reoltor-388-8826 ~ Elimbeth Long. Jil!!lltor-;;;::675·3968 COMMERCIAL BLDG. - 700-block of 2nd Ave. Purchase or • lease. lot 22,620 sq. fl; building 7,560 sq. It Excellent condi· • • t10n. • • BEAUTIFUL BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOME wrth 2 ~ acres. 7 yr.; • ok:l. Just off Bidweii·Rodney Rd. E~. heat pump, fireplace, cent. vacuum ~jstem. $70,000. • . VINTON: EXTRA CLEAN - C~an, cool and corwenienl ·2 bedrm. home located aloog Main Stleel Refrig. and many other items of furniture will go With house. Ideal for newlyweds and priced at on~ $22,500. • • • 2 BEDRM. COTTAGE. located along Whrte Ave. B~ now for • $8,500.00. . • • VICTORIAN BRICK HOME - lower River Road near Clay School. Outbuildings aoo 7 acres. Buy for $37,500. e e e. • • •• •• •• •• •• Bssl~ni~S Dl th• Vm Sp•cltls VINTON: Brick !-floor building. formeny used for bank. Reduced to $42.000.00. VINTON: Commercial buildln& wrth 2 apts. upstairs. Forme~ used as hardware store. Reduced to; $28.000.00 APPROX. TWO ANIJA THIRD ACRES within crty limns. Zoned commercial. Along Rt. 7. Pnce reduced to $20,000.00. • e •• • JUST liSTED -Very nice well decorated 3 bed· room bi·level on Bulaville Road offers and equipped krtchen, dining room, 2~ baths, family room w~h fireplace, central air, 2 car garage plus a well landscaped ~ acre yard w~h IB'x31' in-ground poo. Much more. Owner anxious to sell. $66.900. #712 ,,, BRICK RANCH IN CITY - 3 bedrooms, bath, din ing room, living ~oom. kilchen, utility room. Attached I car garage w1th breezeway. Nice size lawn with new chain fink fence in b~ck . Nicely landscaped . Home in ~xcelle nt condition. #740 MAKE US AN OFFER - 1acre and attractive frame ranch located near Mercerville. 3 bedrooms, living room, eat-in knchen, 2 baths. basement Heat pump, woodburner. Rural water. 2 car garage. #705 JUST LISTED - BARGAIN BUY!! $14,200. 2 bedrooms exten~vely remodekld home srtuated on approx. I acre. Wiring. plumbing. roof, septiC system replaced. Cellar. storage building. Localed at the edge .of Pomeroy< #759 1 YEAR BUYER PROTECTION - 3 bedroom home srtuated on 3'h acres near Crown City. Over 1400sq. ft. includes 2 baths, family room, woodburner, wet bar, central air, farge barn plusfrUit trees and good garden. Priced at $39.500. #739 OWNERS WANT OFFER - Have transferred oul of 3 , and must 1sell. Attractive bedroom home lown • WE HAVE A HOME AND PERFECT LOCATION for a family. Located almost across from Washington School. 3 bednn. flome, 2 baths. 2 kitchens, nice lot whii:h ~ wide and deep enough for g.-den aoo swimming pool. Needs some work. FRONTAGE ON RIVER - Only $25,000. l 'h story, 3 bedroom remodeled, bath. large krtchen and dining · area. Winng, plumbing, roof have been re~aced. Vinyl sijing. Immediate possess~n · #750 • • • 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME located along Hazel Ridge Rd: 25 acres, more or less, wrth nice garden area and wooded area. Priced $27,500. • • NEW LISTING - 2 bedrm. cottage wrth elrtra lot Buy all for $29,900.00. . ' INCOME OPPORTUNITY - Owners have retired and are very anxious to sal rental property. The price has been reduced on th~ business building and 3 mobile homes. Located on 2 lots 111th all utilities. This property • ~ in a pnme location and are all presenHy rently. Call !OOav for all the details. • •Ntw LISTING - 3 bedrm. home along Smithers St. 15'x20' family rm. Some appliances with home. Buy all for $28,000.00. SPRING BARGAIN - 3.8 acres, more or less. Tycoon Road. $1,200. SEWNG YOUI lEAL ESTATE IS IIG ;IUSI•ijiijiNiijSSij"~··NI AU AN EXPIIIINCED WOOD IIIALTY ao Iron Horn BUilders. Farm & Commercial Pole Bldgs. Cathy Clark Burdette Assoc. ·44~:2iiJi 'Ev~oniflll 3ii:..ilii Enniiili 814-332-9746 Collect. Winter spl.: 30X40X9 with 16' tr1'ck door & m1n door: • a-z:;s erecieci'. RON'S Television Service. Speci11izing in Zenith and Moto,.....a. Ouazar , and houee colla. Cell 304-676· 2398 or 814-446·2454. COUNTY, WHEN. YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WO.LD? Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Coli 1331. 304~676- . •Willis T. Leadin&ham. Raoltor, Ph. Home 446-~539 PH. OFFICE 446·7699 SUNDAY ·PUZZLER MODERN BI·LEVEL! - located in asood neighborhood off Sl. Rl. 35. 3 or 4 bedrooms, lormal dining & l1vi ng room, 21,? baths, f .R, BETWEEN GALLIPOLIS AND JACKSON on old St. Rt. 35. You will likethis semi~private vinyl ranch. Includes alarge family room and dining room, woodburner, nice kitchen, electnc hea~ oversized 2 car garage plus over ~ acre fenced yard. Southwestern Schools. $40,000. #751 large modern kitchen w/l ots of good quality cab1nets. Let's get ready for summer. It's just around the•corner. 161136 swimming pool, large deck area. Cily schools. Priced right. 50's. Lois of house for the money. · 117 A. CUARED ROWNG IANO Approx. 40 A. tiHable, 60 A. ' one equipp~ wrth . SIX acres land, lots of fertll~er and l1me has been used. Tobacco base. A bargain at $51,500. #715 pasture, tile block barn, approx. 40'x60' equip. shed and lots of other buik:lings, 4 cherry trees. 3 apple, grape arbor. Stream flows through _ property. All mineral rights go, 6 room hom~ 3 BR, basement storm doors windows. Bult<n -- s!OIIC from •town. Ea~in , living room. basement with garage in the basement level. Home has new roof new furnace. Pr1ced in the 30s. ' . #709 JUST LISTED - LIKE NEW. 430 Lewis Drive. This adorable ranch home is perfect for anyone. 3 bed ~ rooms. 1\> baths, lovely carpet. ve ry large eat-in kitchen, central alf, well insulated: City schools, water and sewe1. #754 HARD ·TO FIND IS th~ character and charm of th1s family home. Spacious roomsthroughout 6 bedroOms possibla 2 baths. fireplace 111living room. kitchen with dining area. large front porch, metal garage buill in t983, 2 flal lots Pr1ce reduced to $44,900. Owner w1lling to l1sten fo reasonable offer. #766 34 Dollar bill 35 Take one's part 37 Couple 39 Scolllsh for 30 ACRES li/L QUALITY HOME & BARN " John" Top quality 9 room house wrth 7rooms carpeted. 4 bedrooms, bat~ 40 Coarse hominy and full basement plus 3 car ~rage. Good bam approx. 31Yx40 !ius chicken hoose approi. 12 x30'. Approx. 10 acres lllfable and .. 20 acres pasture with large pond. Beautiful location w1th half m1le · frontage on blacktop state highway. · # 598 2 ACRES PLUS NICE COUNTRY HOME large 12 roqm remodeled txJme, 6 bedrooms. 2 bathswllh modern Uchen. Home covered with carefree . aluminum ~dmg. Tnermopane windows, 2 sundecks, fuel 011 FA furnace 111th a woodburner insert. 4 car garage and numerous storage bldgs. 2.093 .acres. Rolling level land. A reaLCountry Gentleman Home. PhOne now. · # 578 FOR THE INVESTOR - n3oo sq. fl. commercl31 building. Office area, sales .space. storage space, 3 rental unrts. 2 bedroom mobile hOme. 2apartments. All presently ·rented. Good income. E>cellent Jn·town local ion. #712 TRANQUILITY nestled in lOB acres of nature. Approx. 40 acres tillable with pas(llre and woods Older home used for ha1 storage. Rural water available. farm has been in lam1ly IOOyears. but readyto sell. Cal !for more deta1ls. WANT SMALL ACREAGE? - Ideal for building your new home or just as a good place for getting away from · rt all: 7.5 ac res. more or less, of roll1ngland Drilled well, rural water and septic tank already installed. Calf for details. RIVER VIEW- 4 bedroom ranch with full completed basement 3 baths, family room, beautiful in -ground pool'wnh deck plus refreshment bar and bath Garage in baseme11t level. office area. Central a11 and heat. Approx. 2 acres. #729 200 ACRES - PARADISE LAKE - Year around retreat. located on Ha~nah Trace Road. 3 bedrooms. 2 story charming older home. Beautiful stocked lake. Wooded land to hunt deer and wildlife. Tobacco base. Owner will sell all or part #669 #76~ JUST LISTED- INCOME PRODUCER -live in one and re11t the othrs. 3 bedroom home plus 2 bedroom 12'x65' moti~ home. Plus additiMal mobile home space to rent out 3 septic tanks, rural;oater. S~ed, 2 run dog kennel. Minutes from Holzer Medical Center. Good rental income. Only $31.506. . HOME AND INCOME' - $22,000 - 2 bedroom. 68 Measure ol welghl: abbr. 69 Small amounl t Brazilian estuaries 70 Golf mound 6 Transgresses 71 Tolls to Abnormal sound 73 Stick IO 14 Viper 19 Warns 75 M0$1 anclenl 21 Manner of running · 77 Ballo! 22 Mental Image 78 Characteristic 80 Cook In oven 23 LarQe supporting 81 Tiny stakes 82 Lawmaker 24Boxes 84 lnvenl 26 Branded 28 Duplicates 86 The last but one 87 Pawls 29 Before 89 Hindu cymbal 30 Fortlflcallon 32Zodlac - - 92131amish ~ ACROSS IV. ACRES WITH COUNtRY SETIING Nice and solid 2 bedroom home located on State H1ghway with no real close neighbors. Rural water system plus dnlled • and a dug well . Extra water tap for a mob1le home hookup. ' ~ice restful area after a day:s work. # 574 · . LOOK WHAT SO UTILE Will BUY 3 bedrooms 2 baths lovely wooded country setti ng situated on State Route. Lots, lots more. Possible land contrac#t 621 35 .x 35' GARAGE & 3 LOTS mob' l fe home or building sites with all utilities availab.le-.3 2 h water taps. Garage with air compressor and ot er maror 311 ' tools, spray painting gun, etc. Bottle gas furnace heal In gar· a~e with 13' door, 2 nice. landscaped lots ready for mo· 41 Inspired with wonder 42 Farm animals sell lh>S home. Cily schools. Good _ RUSTIC LOG CABIN - fiJou're looking for alog cabin you'lllove this country s t~l e decorate 3 bedroom. Features a cozy livmg room w/ field stone lireplace w/ woodburner Convenient coun lr~ st~le family room, dming & kitchen com binatton. Only 2 yrs. old. Setting on a parl~ally wooded lol C11y schools. Priced 1n lhe 50's. HOUSE TO GIVE AWAY- ALMOSTONLY $16.300.00! l bed· 1 rooms." 2 story in Cl\¥. Owners have gone their separat~ !'lays and want to sell their home. Now! large lot. 40,170. Formal hvtng 100m, dining room, family room , modem kitchen. Only 5% down. Gtve us a callloday 8.6 ACRES - More or less, 3 bedroom mob>le home, also 2 addi· !tonal mobile home hook-ups Kyger Creek Sc hool District. Priced in lhe 20's. 6.7 ACRES ·- More or less ol vacant land. 25x50 building w/con · crete floors. Gas is availabl'e. Owner willin• tolakelrailerin on trade. • C>ty schools. C~llor more details.. S!niNG IN.20.ACRESOF WOODLAND- Conlemorary home le.lur~ng a saarium w/hot tub wrappe<J by an Ofll!llormallivlng and dining room w/atrium doors. m"'ive ~lone fireplace. amodem romplele kitchen and a breallfasl nool<. 2~ balh~ 3 bedrooms w/ master sune. sliding doors loa patio area. laundry and mud rooot Unlinistled basemmt 2 car ga,.ge. Vegelable garden and dwarllrurt IT..,_ Shown by afl!XI'n-t 44 Prfmps 46 Jump 47Row 48 Faslen 50 Inexplicable 52 Notorious pirale 53 Pracliclng, physician: abbr. 551nlels 57 Paid nolice 58 Wollhound 59 Obscures 60 In contras1 wllh: abbr. 62 Compllfallve ending 64 Brims 66 Prlnler's measure 134 Devoured 135 Expires 137 Alloy of gold and silver 139 Japanese sash 140 Cut up 141 Talty 143 Again 146 Chinese pagoda 146 Relished 148 Slaughler 150Makesdeeper 152 Foolballleam t53 Oomesticale 154 Weary 156 Accumulales · ol gram ·157 ' ...... bargain. 3 bedroom mobile NOV LISTING and a bi~ home that ·~ mosH1 furn~hed ~tuated on a 1 ac1e lot · near North Gallia HS. lndudes 12'x15' addition plus a new 24'x24' detached garage. $25,900. #773 _i n~ ~Well bedrooms.'bath, livmg room, k1tchen range and refrigerator. Woodbitrner included. Located Vinton area. #623 loo~ 1 WITHIN YOUR MEANS - Pnce just reduced to $25,000 on this 14'x70' Holly Park mo~le. home and 2 acres. 2 BRs, formal dining area. built-in kitchen. Completely underpinned, covered front patio, 2 car well . conitructed garage. State .Route 160 #761 URBAN LIVING FOR THE EXECUTIVE - 10 acre estate, fake, shrubbery, trees, 3 bedroom br~k home, boil! in 1975. Efficient heating. low maintenance. Six m1fes from Gallipolis, 5miles from hospital. One of Gallia County's best #674 METAL BUILDING - USE FOR COMMERCIAL OR PRIVATE USE - 30'x40'. 21ols induded Building like new used very little. Located at Crown Dty directly neKt lo State Route 7. Give acallfor more details $16,500. #748 JUST LISTED - 1984 DOUBLEWIDE 24'x48' - 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, knchen complete wrth •· appliances. Cathedral ceil~g. garden tub and walk-in closet in master bath, all carpeted, woodburner included. Must be moved from present location.Call for more details. #767 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE New bHevel home located north of Rio Grande. Beauhful decor throughout. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dressing room and bath off large master bedroom, French doors to back deck off the dining room, nice kitchen, large family room. beautiful carpet 2 car garage. ' COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - located at upper Rt. 7. Approx. 4'h acres, large metal building with concrete · floor, 2 smal~r buildings, 14'x55' mobile home, rural. water. land 'all lays flat H711 ' LOVE THE COUNTR'I1 ''Ice modern 3 bedroom home. 21. 04 acres more or less. n ... p· d Barn, tool shed and cellar. Located on state highway . nee to sell. Call now . #616 ' BUILDING LOTS 2 lots in Bidwell area. Suitable for mobile home or build your own home. Rural water. Buy bo1h for $2,800. #608 VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner financing, sundeck, rural water, septic system, elec· tric. Buy it wth campmg trailer or without, concrete pad . .Great fishing! Buy and move right in. #584 LOW DOWN PAYMENT - OWNER FINANCING Are you look for a 2 bedroom home overlooking the Ohio River with little maintenance. Beginner home or retirement home. We have it. #744 6 ACRES WOODED CORNER LOT - Blacktop roac. Electric and rural water available. $4,500. 11742 $5,500 LOT - Off Clark Chapel Road. Qwner w1ll survey. level land. · H706 - ' ClJ984 Century 21 Real Eitate Corporation as trustee lor the NAP. II and"- trademults of Century 21Real Estate Corporatlpn. Printed In t·.s. A. r.t1ual Hou>tn~ u;.rtunity G) EACROmCEISINDEPENDENTLYOWNEDANDOPEilATED. · 8 ACRES Within 10 minutes drive to downtown Gallipolis. City sc hool sr,stem. Has hookup for mobil ehome. Gallia rural water. e ectric and septic tank. N1ght1ight on pole . 200 foot frontage on Grahem School Road. Timber. Building Sites·. Calf now. 11477 WP'tl' Out To Sr·ll Thr· • 1 r .Flh 1 1Allll CONTRACT - 10% Oown Paymenl 10% Interest Rale - 39.50 acres o1 vacant ~nd. Black walnul.lols ol woodland. Awalerfall. Secluded and privata BlaCktop road. Priced $20,000. SECWDED P.RIVAI'f NEIGHBORHOOD w1thin walking d1slance .lo downlown and oly schoo"- Brick ~Hevel home has a.lormal enlry, liVing room with fireplace snd a brealhlakine v1ew of lhe Ohll Valle!. Slep-saver k~chen with buH-in modern aopiances. den wrtn fi~"· bu~-m bookcase and haW balh. M~dle level offl!rs masler bedroom will full bath, 2 large bedroom> cenm~ Ned lull balh. lower kNel with large lamiyroom, 41h bedroom, sl<irage are' and laundry/hobby room. Tits ho,. .has recentiy been recarpetod lhrooghout Scr...,ed·in back porch with b!Jift·tn barbecue dooble carport wilh sloraQe srea landscaped ~ lo accent the beauty ollho qualily home. Give us a callloday. 1981 FAIRMONT MOBILE HOllE - J4x52 in exceiiEIII coodilion. On a rented Ill in city school district Only $9,800. gr•. LOCATfD IN coUNTRY - tR, l BRs, kitchen, bath. uliil! room, cedar panl!ln~ f~~ carpeted, air con!lliorted. """'al ap~;..c:os, .,sher, dryer, ~rge me1a1 ootbu~n~ garden, 16 acres \\11 sel lor $32,000. LAND CONTRACT - A-frame hofll' on .65 acre ~ mn or less, 2 or 3 bedrooms. t ~ balh, liVing room. kilchen, utiily room. th<nl bedroom could t. used lor fam1~ room, '.\ basemen! unlilished. 2 slllYes, ro!Tigeralor, washer and dryer ~ckided. Priced 201. EXCELLENT LOCATION - Wall<ing distance to city scOOots r.txlem 4 bedroom hom' 21arri~ roo111 ~ bath~ boll·in kitchen,liv>n& room. Uliily room hobby room, ..,.lshop, fru~ celar, screened-m pordt, cenlralall, .9 acre ld with::,.: lrun ~eesand fll''fl' arm. Home has been welt cared b-. Erorgy · ltf.NTAL- 2 mollie home lois wilh~ water. $45.00 j)l!f month. K~ Cr1ek school dislricl. I 25 Strike 27 Noxious almosphere 28 Wet 31 Unil of llalian 92 Secret agenl 93 lnclinalions , 94 Thre&-loed sloth · 96 Athlelic group 97 Retained currency: pl. tOO Revised: abbr. 33 Levantlne vessel 102 WljSie metal 36 Pilcher 105 Sea in Asia 38 Rockfish 40 P~t 109 Antlered animal 4 t Helps 112 Leather strap 43 Go by waler 113 Sttoppmg area 45 Downy ducks t 14 Marine snail 46 Horse's home 116 Grown Old 47 Duration 118 Singer Atzgerald ' 49 Pertaining to t he iaity - - t-20...Gh:e !crth-in·wo:df - 52 cat 159 Actual being 98 Is in debl 53 Present 99 Punish 160 Cubic meier 54 Equal . 101 Publishes 56 Good losers 103 Woody plant DOWN and graceful 104 Conducled 1 Moves with winners 105 In bed 59 Nonconformist 106 Symbol lor calcium measured 60 Reject slaps 107 Old pronoun 61 Prophel 2 Visigoth king 108 lampreys 63 Responded 3 Anar screen t 10 Sodium chloride 4Sklll 65 Foolwear 1t .1 Curved leller 67 Encountered 5 Pack away 112 Coal' of seed of 6 For example: abbr. 69 Coroner: abbr. cereal grain 70Seesaws 7 Elhloplan tille 113 Majorlly 8 Actress Haywor1h 72 Fathers 115 A conllnenl: abbr. 74 Babylonian deity 9 Looking fixedly 117 Evaluate 76 Prefix: down 119 Physician: abbr. 10 Malure 77 Manservant 1t Roman date 120 Transaction 79 Playing card 12 Guided 121 Shell 13 Apiece: abbr. 83 Hard-shelled lruil 124 Festive jl5 Keltledrum 14 Urge on 126 Prison 86 Evergreen 1ree compartmenl 15 Penpoinl 87 Apportion 16 Permilled 121 Embrace 88 Female sheeps 17 S~arper 128 Emp~aslzed lorm 89 lnilials of 261h of " It" 18 Ancien! chariot President 20 Break suddenly 130 Oowncasl 90 Agreemenl 23Cieaning 132 Stupid person - 91 Smallest number substance 133 Clolhlng material wrt~=='~~~~~~~~~~~~~#71~0:::;:;::;,~dadded in~in~g~ro~o~m~,ea~t-Ein~k~rtworth c~he~n~.Fa~e~at~ur~es~l:o·:x4~8'~tr:ai:le~rf;o;r"=~~~=~=J.!tlb:~l e~ shop ho~m~1e~,~~~ii~o~r~b~ul~ld~a~n~e1w~h~om~e~a~n~d~~;:,J~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~l~~~;1~l~!c'="~a5$~~E~~i~~~~~~~~;5 DON1 OVERLOOK THIS BARGAIN in .Eureka. 2 bedroom home wrth 2 baths and k>~ of room for e><pans~n. located just off Rt. 7 near dam. Reduced to $20,000.00. . NEW LISTING Lecta. Costs less than $300 per acre. Bill n!)W for $32,000. Caii614-3BB-9867. IIIAliOI 1 NEW LISTING- HOME WITH A HEART is waiting for the new owner of this ranch style. Appealing to the pocketbook as well as the eye. 2 bedrooms, possibility of 3rd bedroom. livlflg room, bath, kitchen. basement, carport, 1 acre more or less. City school system . $29,900. ' #757 adapted for woodburner, fenced swimming pool. Price re<Juced to >oo>,UV\I.w. ' 109 acres located in Lawrence Co. near a.. Ask 'founolf This Question-Then Ust With Us WANT A MODERN DAIRY FARM? - Th 1~ 163 acre .lanp_has all the modern conveniences 60 acres cropland, adjacent Silos, 6000· bu. corn crib and milking par~r. !KJ acres tillable. double four herringbone wilh ~azed tile, modern rnanure system, large machinery shed, 3 acre dry cow klt with new barn, 2 story farm home with aluminum s1ding, needs remodeled. Very nice 14x 70' V~torian mobilehome. All this and lots, lots more. Call for details. #735 OWNER WANTS AN OFFER - Must sell 3 bedroom, l'h ~ory wnh new carpet, basement and garage.'Close to town and hospital. Pomeroy. Priced in the 30s. #738 • • Improvements nns e• e• 2 LOTS ALONG BEAR RUN RD. with Raccoon Creek frontage. • $7.500 each. • Sonseerhay (Sonny) Garnes Assoc. rn Home Marcum Roofing SpoutIng. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years e•perience, specializing in built up roof. ~~MB~~ r.u••u THE WHOLE NEW LISTING - Shoestnng Ridge on top ol,the world with gracious suburban living at its best 3 bedrooms, 1 ~ bahs, WB fireplace in living room, kitchen with ~-beautiful ca bine~. d1mng room. utility room, 1~ car.attached garage. Heat pump, central air. 85'x300' lot. l.oan assumption, low interest. Outstanding buy . •• 3 BEDROOM HOME with 17.9 acres, situated within Sec. 13, •• Huntington ~wp. Price $45,000.00. I I I 1 I • •t:. • .,n-=...,. -\J-.-&.vv MINI --'""sci10Di • • • Bonnie L. Stutes Broker I>.ut Nuinber 1 to work for you: .. I • 446-4206 ' 446-6610 NICE 2 v; 3 BEORM. . tor, basement woodburnfr. Offer welcomed. L ESTATE Raal Estate General Jim Cachran-Realtor-446-7881 • . PRIC.E REDUCED Ofj 2 BEDRM. HOME located just outside • 'city along Rt. 141. Inclosed porch ..N1ce garden area, close to • city. $31.900.00 • • • STUT__ _ Judy OeW'rtt-Realtor-388-8155 J. Merril Carter-Realtor-379-2184 llet:ky lane-Realtor-446-0458 81 122 Repeat 123 Lamb's pen name: 125 R1gorous t26 Magnetic metal 127 CO"M 129 Ward off 131 MoreconlemptiQie · 132 Portions of medicine 133 AI whaltime? 134 Land measures 1360b~es 138 Billiard shot 140 Ship's complernenl . 14 t Identical t42 ProJective shield · 144 Dampens 147 Eggs 148 Household pet 149 Bitler vetch 151 Vessel 153 Symbol for tantalum 155 Gollege degree: abbr. �-"'--'-~ ' - . . '• ~Scientists t ByPAULRAEBURN • AP Science Editor ~ _NEW YQRK (AP). - It now ; appears that at least two classes of can cause AIDS, a discovery thatcouldcompllcatethesearchfor ·• :virus ~:· Offici"als " encounter problem~ in creating_ AIDS vaccine san a vaccll)e because they are 50 said Friday an experlmental drug have shown that the AIDS virus the Francisco virus, Montagn· different that a single preventative that blocks reproduction of a virus Isolated at the Pasteur Institute and · ler said. mlghljlo!._be enough._ researcher~beJleved to ~ul;e.AJDS.may have.. that Isolated about the same time at Dr. Rebtn Welssofthe Institutefor say. caused the lnfectiousagenttonearly the U.S. National Cancer Institute Cancer Research In England said Meanwhile, Pasteur Institute disappear in the blood of a young are the same virus. · that viruses obtained from Haitian scientist Jean Claude Chermann male hemophiliac. However,Montagnlersaidathlrd patients with AIDS might be yet set puhl•"c hean"ngs The patient's treatment with the drug HPA 23 was discontinued a year ago and he is well enough to return to school, said ·Chermann, who led t))e research."We stopped here, because we did not know how to evaluate the treatment," he saW at a day-long symposium on AIDS. He said the drug Is now being given to 34 people with acquired to . • POMEROY - Melgs County :Conunissloners will hold public :hearings In their office at 10: 30a.m . j'!'i!dru!Sda•y to discuss the submls· of a fUnding application to the ~~:;::~u~z Development Block !( Small Cities Program of • under i Neighborhood · The primary goal of the pr0gram is to Improve the housing stock and living environment in Ohio's corruriuni!ies. The total funding avallable statewide Is approximately $6,592,000. Single year awards may not exceed Housing· Revitalization ~ Program. !Car hits tree February 10, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio.:...Point Pleasant, W.Va. ,;Page · D-8-The Sunday limes-Sentinel ·• nol · AIDS virus identified In San . another strain . . Francisco differs substantially Those reports are troubling from the previously il;lentlfied because vaccinesareoftendesigned Pasteur and National Caneer Insti· to target substances on the outer tuteviruses. coat of an infectious particle. When In the genes that govern construe· the outer coat varies from one virus tlonofthevtrus' outer coat, there is a strain to another, vaccination can be 20 percent difference between the moredlfficuit, Montagnter said. previously discovered viru,ses and Dr. Robert the head of the · cailcer Institute research tellll), abruptly canceled plans to attend Friday's ' meeting, saying . he had another meeting to attenl! In Washington. , The symposium was sponsored. by the Scientists Institute for Public Information and the AIDS Medical Foundation. ·Dr. Mathilde Krlm, chairwoman of the AIDS foundation, lamented the absence of such a central figure, and attrlbutedft tottvalrles between Gallo and other scientists. -~ l --- ·...u._ -~- • R...""' t' allocated on a competitive basis. Jurisdictions that are eligible for funding are counties, cities, town· ships and villages. Luc Montagnler, another scientist from the Paris Institute, said at the same symposium that studies of the genetic material of AIDS viruses ; GALLIPOLIS - A Patriot Star lWute woman escaped sertous PJJu•y when the car she was driving ., -~l:~~~a~tree':':~n~e:ar~th!~.!;r~~~~-o!.~+J~ '"~-.~ . -.....au, 00- lUlt:IC:.J' -.1. • . Yale•ll•e 1•1•1 ~ - -,-· OFF • Allison C. 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Uberty in those days.'' (AP lMerphOto ). U(}] (}] 00 A!Janta, GA (I} Columbus, OH Parkersburg, WV Charleston. WV Huntington, WV I]) Columbus. OH Athens. OH Huntington, WV Hurricane. WV Home Box Office CinemaJt Ask Dick Pages 6, 7 Serving Gallia, Meigs and·Mason Counties m f;JI]) I]) (jJ ••w llll IHBOI [MAXI ~,.,-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 10, 1985 gwiazdowsky hoffman huntington ihle jarrell leifheit mallory mueller robinson smith tucker voss