https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/81a3766a0519c87a725ec640e9cac216.pdf 14d6829ec1e0ce74153d27c94cf3d9e9 PDF Text Text ------------------- ------------~-·- Single doesn't bflye_w m~ ·· . -· '! being alone .· ' )ames J. K!Jp;Uric~ says legal farm_l\_c!tionj s_'a"--- 1_ _._ tough row to hoe'.....:... Page A4 . · · ' · · ·· 'Bu.8lness •.•... ' ...•....... .•.••••.. E-1 Deaths • ••• •... .... •• .•••••• .•••••• i\·5 -Page B-1 Bob Hoeftich discusses speed limi,ts .and seal laws- Page 8-6 Vol. 20 No.3 _Inside: ___,_ .,...__.._._....., _weathel": ......_ . Along the River . ...•....• :.... 8-1-il ' ...-.: Page D-1 Reagan. writes·'DearAbby' . · · heh . Editorials ............•. .. .......•. i\-4 Fann .. ...•...•........ •..•.• •. ....• D-7 Sports ... ..... .... ,. ••• •.';.......... C.l·5 across state --Page A-3 11 Section1, 78 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. . Sunday. February 24, 1985 Cl>pvrighlod 1986 ·rain widespread ~0 Cents A MultJmedia Inc. Newapaptr • rain WUI cause the Blanchard River to rise out of its FrOm Associated Press _..,;,~,__...._, - "= ' 'Fiiri~Rinci lkpon;e -~-,-_..==- As wam temperatures and rain melt the snow that brought the state to a stahdstiil a W('ek ago, residents ot.river·areas have been warned to expect flocidlng. · Flood warnings were In effect for the Blanchard, Huron, St. Joseph, Tiffin, Maumee, Hocking and · Scioto rivers and for the l<Ulbuck Creek . The NationaL Weather Service said late Sat\lrday !JlOrnlng that a .combination of rapid snowmelt and ,.,.. ha·n-k sat=-F!l.ndlay,this-merrJrai"a-nd·Sun"day·a t 0ttuwa. But "no immediate t·h reat" is predicted for people living along the Ohio River in Gaiiia anp Meigs· counties, said Bob Tlbi, a National Weather Service · spokesman In Charleston, W.Va., although some . Increase js anticipated due to the snow and .Ice melt . River i~els on Friday were rgported at23.23 feet at Pomeroy; l2.1 at Gallipolis; 17.2 at RaCine: 16.1 at Bellville; 22.2 at Parkersburg, W.Va.; anq 17.2 at ~.,. Marietta . feet. '""""=fWcL,c--w-a:n-iq.iL'Cied'TOrlst:•as·iitgh as-1%:2"feet on ..,_•. - - Tne rt~was PX)X'Cte<Ho cause Hooding neaHJie Saturday, and then decreaSe to 1H today and 15.7 on sewage plant .and begin to effect downtown areas Mondav. later tonight. "There is no immedia te threat of flooding due to.the At Onawa, the river was ex)X'Cted to rise between snow Tilelt -off or rainfall predicted this weekend," 16 and 17 feet before cresting la te Sunday nlghl. At 8 Tibi said . a .m. Saturday tlx> level at Onawa was 9.2 feet. Flood At Findlay the rlvPr will riSI' between 12 a nd 13 teet stage Is 15 feet . Flooding In Ottawa wUl effect the before cresting tonight, -the weather service said. At 8 southern part of town as the river nears It crest a.m. Saturday tl)elevei was 8.9 feet . FIOQd stage is 10 Sunday night, .the weather service said .. Board must decide · course of action in funding suit · By JOHN FRIEDMAN \. -. ~-'-"'- Popular fashion colore Boxed 3FOR $1 10! c...... . Colgate Toothbruthts · 21or1.00 . 76 1~ 3100 FOR ........... ~I S&alf p ----.- 3-oz.llare. Stoc:k up nowI 87 11! i\E!UAL Dew PlartexHMCII . SnerQiovM WD·40 Multi PurpoMSpnty o... .,a, Flock lining, 1/Zti.S-M-L 79 dote it/ kz.slzt 68 1~ e.oa. OIOfOiaJ a..utva.. OIOfOI_, Foraoftw, lovfler akinI 80 12-0a.Styte 5~ Bl 2.75-oz. emollent soap HlllrS....-r 1~ of Cltolc• popular . lormulaa 84 SAVE! BEN·FRAN·K LII)I Ch~ck the•e pages Rail's • Middleport, Ohio every department /or bargains In mw - Ohio Nalloaal GUIII'd hellcopler pilot Jeff line crews .over Rural Electric bec8iMe ollhe Icy roads aDd ruged terrain. 1'aJJ plne1J'MIIII remo&e area& c8118ed numerous as pine needlell became Ice aad snow Ice and snow otonn. Many of the cooperative'sliDes were ln~oc:c•eulible . J. . . ' area almost a w<>ek, but all were back on line as oflastTuesday. Snowfall and drifting · prevented many crews from getting to damaged lln!.'S, many of them off the roads. ' "A big problem for a couple of days was that we couldn't .g et through on the roads even close. to the lines," Smith said, noting that ·· ·many Buckeye Rural lines aren't easily accessible even when· roads · are passable. . Five iinetrucksweremarooned at one point on Ohio 700 In southern Gallla County and a plow and grader were unable Ia rescue them, according to Buckeye line superln· tendcnt Bill Callicoat. Use of Na tiona I Guard helicopters allowed Buckeye Rural Unemen to iden tlty pole numbers where lines wcredown and to dispatch crews to those areas. Despite repairs on the Addison substation and efforts to restore service to 200 Meigs County custo· mers, <;olumbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. users were mostly on line by Feb. 15. . . But C&SOE said that demand for power during the contlnousiy cold ~~~~ ~~~==!:~~~~~ megawait hours of electriclt;~in January, tlx>highesttotalyet for one month. January C&SOE customers also set a new winter peak recordonJan. 21, requlring2,048,00lidlowatthours during a one-hour period, which C&SOE President James Fenstermaker called a "strong indication" (Continued on page A3) as ... (ORC ). "The mandatory duties lmpos.'d (Continued on page A3) Farm credit crisis deadlock continues WASHINGTON !AP ) - Negotiations to break a filibuster over the . farm credil crisis collapsed early Saturi:lay and the stalemate entered its fourth day as Senate leaders exchanged ·bil tC'r, partisan charges that each side had turned the matter into a political football. •'J bcllevl.' the time for fruitful negotiations are probably at an end," Majority Leader Robert Dole, R·Kan ., said early Saturday. "We're not going to make any deals ." 1lte body came back into session Saturday under tlx> cloud of the continuing filibuster, and Dole promised to keep senators working late . He said he would go to all -night sessions, If necessary, beginning on Monday to force an end to the filibuster and a vote on the coofirmatlon of Edwin Meese III as •' By KEVIN KElLY Times-Sentinel Slldf GALLIPOLIS Overtime, equipment and mate riatcostsoflhis month's sQow cmt'rgency in Gallla and Meigs counties are expected by iocaloffidals to run Into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Lcicai highway departments ex· JX'CI their budgets will have to reflect the extra time and effect on.· their equipment , while the National Guard will be billing thestateforuse of men and helicopters In 22 counties affected by the emergency. , Glenn Smith, manager of the Gallipolis-based Buckey<' Rural Electric Cooperative, said the cooperative's bill for ·overtime, damage arid use of extra linemen cculd be as high as $!iOO,IXXJ. GAL.L IPOL!S- When the Gallia County Boar<) of Mental Re!!!rda; _ time:·_ _ ~ .. :...... ~ _ tlon and DeYelopmental Disabilities The 169 board was scheduled ·to meet last week. but was unable to meets Tuesday evening, ltwl!lhavP to decide which course of action It assemble a quorum and Superintendent John D . Rlffe rescheduled ·wants to take following the recent Fourth District Court of Appeals themeettngtorFeb. 26. ·· decision overturning a writ a~ In its decision, the Court of mandamus the board obtained last Appeals also tackled the question or· year aJ;;ainst the Gallla County fundlngforthr169program .Sectlon 5123.351 of lh<' Ohio R~vlsed Code. Commission. The 169 board obtained the writ the court said , " appea rs to place th<• from Monroe County Conunon ultimatebumen to support Appellee Pleas Judge George Burkhart in (169 board) on the state." January 1~ ln an attempt to force Ruling on a suit flied against the commission by thc169board In J une the commission to fund the Guiding Hand School and Gallco. Sheltered · 198.1, Burkhart S.id the Ohio Workshop. REvised Code "places upon the . _The board's attorney, William D. board of county commiss ioners a mandatory duty to levy taxi'S and Conley, said It can take one of three make appropiations sufficient to actions. ".We can appeal the Court of enable the county board of menta l issues at tt\e trial level and do what . the Court of Appeals wants us to do. Snow ell)ergeney created.high costs for counties, utilities ' or we can sell le the case out of couri since emergency funding of the school is no longer an issue a t t.his SNOW ENCRUSTED - Pine trees 40 aild liO feet tall became encnlllted with 8JIOW and Ice during the Feb. 12 stonn and "reached" aci'OIIII cleared rights of way 1o break power Unes all along Buckeye kural Electric CooperaUve's 2,300 miles of Une. Ed Feustel (right) of BanJul Tree Service, which has handled the cooperative's rtght of way clearing for aeveral yean, elqllalns that plne trees are the wont becMM - " ' cUnplo their needles and causes the entire tree 14 bend. Often, when melting ocean and they spring back up, 11ft additional outage can ooour, he !lllld. were no meetings scheduled and no movement on thl.'lncreasingly acrid dispute. "Apparently there's a decisiOn now that we're going to play hardball," Minority Leader Robert · C. Byrd, D·W.Va ., told the more than OOsenators present In the early morning hOurs ln the hushed chamber. FARM PROTEST - Fanner Dick Dalley, left, holds a pi!A)h- fork and i\merlcan Dag during a prolelt rally during a tradorcade In Circleville lids week. The farmers were ~g current lendln& pra<:ttce• they say are harmful to lhe operation ol their farms. '(AP '"erphot<l). Three of five Ohioans favor seat ·belt law, survey shows COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Three of five Ohioans favor passage of pending state legislation requiring · motorists and tbelrfront seatpassengerstowear;eat. .belts, a new statewide poD shows. atizens for safety Belts, a coalition or gioups _lobbylna (or t~ bill, reported Friday that the telephOne poll of 1n1 adults was conducted by Market Opinion Research of Detroit for .the Motor Vehicle Mamifacturers Association, which Is a member of the coalition. showing 61 percent In favor - as evidence of "very real support" !or a mandatory seat belt law In Ohio. The Senate and House are considering separate bills wllich would require driver!! and front seat passenaers to buckle up. FaUure to comply w01Mbe punishable ey a fi1]e of up to $50 under tbe House measure. 'l'he Senate bill sets a more modest fine of another poD, stU! in progress, show 70 percent of not be politically vulnerable tor doing so. Thirty citizens ln Cleveland and northeast Ollio apparently percent said tbeywouklllkely supportthosewhovote favor use of the safety devices, Selsam said. for seat belts, but 59 percent said 11 would .make no Other findings In the survey: difference to them. -Sixteen percent oi adults said they wear belts 100 -Ninety percent said they think thewearingofseat percent of the tlrn_e, another 24 percent said they use belts Is an excellent habit, and 84 percent exp~ them most of the time and 13 percent said they never the belief that belts p~ent deaths In automobile $:li. . buckle up. accidents. , Results of the new poll are close to other rECent -Groups with the highest percentage of non-usage Currently, three oiher states - New York, New state and localsampllng5 of seat belt opinions In Ohio. were generally In the 18·24 age bracket with less than Jersey, and Dllnols - have compuiBOry seat belt ~_,..~ Wiiii&m-6--:-Selsam;difector-ut-t-he Ch!o-cliaptei vt -~.:.:....Fer -i:"~r~,----One poU t~ Franklin Court!)' ~J)tly_-:-_1!_hlgh school ed_ucattou.jpCOmes of less than .S15~00la~. ..._...~o.ruw""•~-. M_!cl'\lga..11's L-egt..slatur2---h~~~.OC-g-hll! t:::cl:~--tbe American Automobile Association and the shOwed a 62 percent approval rate. Early results of year, and no political party affUiatlons. has not been ·acted upcin by Gov. James Blanchard. group's co-chairman! said he views tlx> results -State lawmakers supporting tile legtsiaUon would '" 1-L.- ~---·-----·~-~---..- ·--- \ L_ ----·--- - - -..- · - - - - -..,----.4-.......•.._,____ _ ... ..._~ �. '• Sprite, Tab, Diet Coke, Coca--cola -----wea·ther: . ;. _____., H1'gh.co •a ' . MONDAY TiiROUGH WEDJ';ESDAY:,. - -~~ A chance ot showers Monday and TuesdaY. Clearing and cooler Wednesday. Highs in the 50s Monday and Tuesday and mld·30s to mld40s Wednesday. Lows mld·30s to mld-40s Monday and Tuesday mornings and In the 20s Wednesday. F EE.__.. ;;; ~ was a continuing task.- as CaUia county Engineer James B!llrd noted when he reported that highway department crews put 1n 588hoursolovertlmeforthatweek. "This was over and beyond what we prepared for," Baird said. "In Mild~r weather for Ohio Funding suit•• By The Aslioclaled Pres8 • Recent rains and warm tempE'ratures have rapidly melted snow. This is' causing rivers to rise sharply: PeoplP llvtng tn flood·prone areas shOuld keep posted with' the latest warnings and ·advisories Issued by the National Weather Is likely .. upon the county commissioners," Burkhart said, "requires tunds and financing sufficient... to provide the · se.vlces mandated by the Depart· ment of could be there. Other areas of the state saw rain end during the night. RaIn I~ expected to again become widespread Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures during the night were mostly in the mld-405, but some places In the south had readings In the 50s. A loW pressure area was from Texas and Oklahoma into Michigan. A high pressure area was centered off the coastofthc Carolinas. This combination was bringing air from the Gulf of Mexico into Ohio. · The low wUI move east slowly oVer the next couple days and should pass Ohio early next week. Untltlt does, warm tempE'ratures with a · · = cna:tfce--or"fa ttrWurco·ntmfi~(~"'~ ·~"'- . . .~ ·=-·*·""·~·"""'"''"'=~.,.r,.__.,...,,. . .""·""''-''"'""'··.... wtth the equipment they had." Baird said the depart~! also rented heavy equlpment, ,.as~ the county did through the commission· ers' contingency tund to help plow and grade township roads. Overtime and equipment ex· penses will he made up from other ICo_nt~ln-ued_fr_o_m_p_a_ge_Al_) L -_ _ _ programs financed partly by state funds when he ronslders It neces· sary," the Court of Appeals said . Thl' county asKed Burkhart, ln NOR'l'IIWI!lJT, WEST CENTRAL The state director shall also provide funds, the court said, in addltlon to those allocated " for special programs or projects he considers necessary, but for which local tunds are not available." Saturday night, octaslonal rain, possibly heavy at Urnes. Low In the mld·40s. Sunday, rain, possibly heavy at times. High around 50. The chance ot rain Is near 100 percent Saturday night and Sunday. .Additionally, the director should " provide state fUnd~ for existing mental retardation clinics and I will offer $75.00 reward to anyone who gives information that leads to arrest and conviction of person or pers.ns responsible for t~e theft and destruction of property located at my property on Burnette Road. Ka· niUJ.I. Oh., being Evelyn llor· rows Mobile Home Park·. Phone Evel~n Morrow at 446-0508 or the Gallta County Sheriff Dept. at. 446·1221. All information will be held in strictest confidence. · omo Ratn likely Saturday night with lows from the mld40s to near 50. Rain Sunday. Highs ne.ar 50 northwest to upper 00s south. BOB EVANS CENTRAL LAKF.SHORE, EAST LAKF.SHORE NORTHEAST INLAND, CEN'I'Ri\L WGHLANIJS SAUSAGE Saturday night, pccaslonal rain. Low In the mld·4Qs. Sunday, rain, possibly heavy at times. ~lgh 55 tDOO. The chancl' of rain Is 80 percent Sa turday'-nlght and 90 percent Sunday. . _ .... _ . _, _ ,.. . MIAMI VALLEY, CENTRAL, EAST CENTRAL Saturday night, rain likely. Low In the· uppE'r 40s. Sunday, occasional rain, possibly heavy at times. High 00 to 65. The chance of rain Is 00 pE'rcl'nt Saturday night and 80 pE'rcent Sunday. Lottery winning numbers: 339, 7173 •Personalized Colour Analysis by a .Certified Co.lo.u r Consultant . •Investment Wardrobe Consultation •Colour Swatches In Your Pallet •lnterstat •Arunta •Drake or WOMEN'S SPORT SHOES $199 .. ...' .. . . "" •. ..' FEB~ 25th-1 0 .A M-SPM TV & APPLIANCE .. GAS SERVICE (6l4) 985-3307 . MONDAY $700.$J OOO RIDENOUR . .. '•Gift of Make ~ Up Valued at $20.00 CHECK AND COft'PARE OUR PRitES BEFORE YOU BUY LARGE GROUP .. .......' •Make-Up Application ·-By-A Professional Make-Up Mtist •Wilson END OF MONTH CLEAR~HCE · NOW . H &c and Treat Yourself To: Available .. Round Roast $24, Expressions In Colour Satellite Systems Saturday night, variable cloudiness with a chal\ce rain . Low around 50.-sunday, rain likely. High tn the·upper 60s;-'l'he-chance of-· rain Is 50 -percent Sa turday night and 00 pE'rcent Sunday. BOTTOM · ooor Presents SATELLITE SYSTEMS SOUTIIWEST . THE REWARD: Sat urd ay night, rain likely. Low around 50. Sunday, occasional rain, possibly heavy at t lmes. High in the upper 60s. The chance of rain is 00 percent Sa turoay night and 8J pE'rcent Sunday. soumc~ AC RQ SS tDugh job, a lot tougher than I thil\k people reallze," he comment€0'(• • • adding_that there wer<> no_mi'jor •• accidents with the equipment. In CaiUa County , Ohio Depal1 · ment of Transportation crew s worked 315 hours of ov~rtlme hetween Feb. 13 and Feb. 16, satd Superi ntendent Lonnie Burger )ocalgarag<>hasused324 tons and cinders on state highwa ys. Meigs Norm Weher said over1 im<· mates lor hi s employees varied , the. garage has used 12,(XX) tons salt this winter, estimated · · STRf ET E • · ~ nterprtSeS 'serviCes·areurgennyneeaed "iiurr'··;·,~-·=~·~~·~·~=~~:::::=::;~-·~·~]f~~~.~,.m~--~--~,,..~..-- '""'"·' . I Jo whom it 01ay concern;___ •' Meigs County Ehg!neer Phillip Roberts did not have a breakdown on costs lor the snow emergency, but saidSs7,(XXJhas been spE'iit solar . by the Meigs ·Highway Department on snow removal this winter. That Included overtime, equipment and matertais, h<' added. ''Our budg<>t will have to he adjusted," he said. "We anticipate so much of this..- but this was too much." Roherts said the department was "lucky" that time around because a rt<JW grader had arrived ar\d repairs on another department "owned romplete. assuchtundsareavallable." · "contradictory and vague" and The Court of Awals said despite failed to specify the county's exact the use of the word "shall " In the obligation In the tundlng of the statute, "the statute glvesAppE'llant program. (commissioners) discretion to Burkhart refused to ri'-OpE'n thl' choose where to seek funds." ~ase and the rommlsslon continued The director of the state MRDD, to retuse to tund the 169 board. The the court said, quoting the code. board then obtained the writ of shalf "tully support " prognims "In mandamuslromBurkhartihatwa s an area where he determines that overturned last week. ';:~:;,~~;~~! t:~a~~~r:; 0~~~ -·-·-"'· State' zon~ forecasts '$18 IContlnued rro.m page AJ > s""··----_.,.;--~~---------that energy demands eXjX'rlenced general, the men did an excellent job areas of hiS bUdget, Baird said. 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' 0 oe To . iunbq A. Dlvi•lon of Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 446-2342 k ~------------~J~a:m:.:.:::::e::::s_J~. .:.K~i:::;lpca::t:.:r.:.ic::::..: ~imet· ientinel 825 Third Ave., GaiUpolil!, Ohlo . __ ___ _ _ (6141 99'HI56 ROBERT L. WINGETT Florida jlave suffered ten1bly from Budget director David Stockman that 40 of her Kansas banks are the weather, but other fruit and has one answer: Let them go belly straining. Is federal relief available vegetable producers are turning a up, '111 says. It Is hard to quarrel only to the mighty and not 10 the ' profit. The cattle ·and poultry with hls · philosophy. Stockman's small? A whole way of lite is Industries are not In especially good . view Is that, a dynamic economy involved in the family farm, The shape, but they're not In bad shape. cannot survive on bailouts. Thou- ·trend toward consolidation oJ farmThe heart of the problem lies In the sands of autoworkers have been 'lands lhto .gigantic . '1Tii<;ts under · Plai ns sta tes, where thousands· of displaced. Americans who · once · cwporate owne~shlp, In her view ,IS farmers stand this spring on the manufactured typewriter~ and tele· · not a healthy trend, ' brink of disaster. . vision sets have seen their job.<; .Yet the senaior al!lree:s-ln WASHJNGTON - Within the next 60 days, Congress and the Reagan adminlstratlop must make some critical decisions on farm policy. The country this spring confronts a true dilemma - a c hoi ce- of equally unh ap py alternatives. The choices boll down to these two: to bail out, or to start over . PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller A M F: MR.:R of Thl'l\~~orlatl•d P1·ess , Jnl~nd l>ai l\' Pt 'f>S!oo Asscx:la t lon an d lhr> AmNi r'an Nf'WS pilpf'l' Publbhrrs A,ssodat lon . · LETTEilS OF OP INIO:'\ ar<• Wf'l~o m('(.l , tht•~· ~o; h ou l d IX' IC>Ss t han :mo wo rd ~ lon,g. Al l II."IINs ar(' sub] t'('l to f-dit i n~ ari d mu!' t tx> .~> i ,l( n Pd " ·ith n<Iml'. addrf'ss a nd tf'lf'phon(' nun:~obt-rs . Ko un.~ lg n f'd l(!ltf'r s will IX' publlshrd . L~ll f'I"S s hould b f. In ~qod last('; <H.ldt'C'S!ol in g ls .~ ut·~ . nr11 prnwnalltlrs . IUltlt!U. The problem ought to be kept In perspective. The Department of Agriculture defines a farm as "a place that sells or could sell $1,000 of agricultural products during the year.'' On tha t basts" the government counts 2.3 million farms in ihe country. A more reans!Jc Kansas has 10,000 or 12,000 farmers who quallty as truly full·tlme commercial operators. Of these, 30 percent arc "In deep trouble." They have borrowed to the limit of their credit. Two months hence their crops of corn and wheat must be in the ground. For the most part, Mrs. Stockman acknowledges the hu· man stittertng that goes with economic shakeouts, and he apolog- _ 1zes for sounding coldhearted about the farmers, but thlslshowacoolde crumbles. Very .well. Where · were Stockman's admirable Ideas when urg! ng Co ngress to turn Its b.ac k on 50 years of farm poIIcy, s·mce .. the days or the New Deal, thousands of our farmers have come to depend upon an elaborate scheme of price · supports, guaranteed purchases and cOntradictory Incentives. 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It iJicludt\C) an unwillingness to aCi!f'Pt, amb!11hl111oJ!Jssecomriterm, any responsibility for the economic woeS of the Farm Belt as well as a stiff line toward the Sandinista government, the Soviet Union and even America's trading partners. ·"I think the farm problem is the result or things that have been done in the past," said the president, who also suggested that many farmers were suffering because they bet on continuing ·inDation. "There are a number of farmers now who, their main problem is they borrowed on the basis of Inflated land values, and then when we brought inflation down, that left them with loans and the collateral did not have the same value." Reagan said. A S650 million shorrtcrm proposal to help farmers thr!itlgh the current credft crunch is on the way, the president promised. But the traditional farm programs thai have• been a part of American agriculture for' so long asonthewayout . · · "We won 't pull the rug out from anyone Instantly," Reagan said. For many farmers, the president's intention to get the government off their backs is feeling a lot more like he's jerking It outfrom under their feet. In the tong run, it may ,work and historians may credit Reagan wllh restoring pure free enterprise to America. Ijut for the moment, the pain is evident in the foreclosures and farm sales across the nation. As for the Sandinista government, the president continued his unyielding hostility. "It Is a communist totalitarian state," he said, a tough description, reflecting the president's perception although technically taking the . Marxlst-oriented.reg!me beyond whe~e it Is now. Despitetheauthorttarla!l leanings of the Sandinistas, there stJU is spme free press In Nicaragua and much of the e£onomy remains in private hands. Opposltlon leaders still arc allowed to f.ravel in and out of Nicaragua although su~ject to sometimes violent . harassment If they engage In political activity. : Thepres~entrestatedhis are In trouble. The citrus growers pf ~~, VJ!IIIIT plight? ..... .,..,_,~ - programs. Mrs. Kassebaum says would find their price levels In a ~:.::k~~=~:.ivemarket.The But does It make sense to impose \l.\6 ~~ - ~ ..~-'1 • ~T '"'1»16 ~ lliQPS "!iiA1iii'T":~ 1WO CEMI'.S Wl~l, f!IIS''~~~t.11t S'IJII:"!tt) 1'1'\Ufli~ON Q'P such a policy now? Stockman and Black say yes: At a time of monstrous deficits, agricultural subsidies must take their Jumps with other domest ic outlays. The details of a new farm bill are negotiable; what is most important Is that a . start be . made. Block . .makes the. further point that the s\ilte~. Jf- th~y ~L,h, could P.royjge relief. Minnesot a, he notes, has a fat surplus. Why doesn't Minnesot a look afier it s own• Mrs. Kassebaum Is searching for a middle ground . She want$ to cut the red tape that now surrounds S650 million in available loan guarantees. She understands that not all her overextended fa1aners can be saved, and she appreciates Block's argu·m~ nt that If Congress keeps putting off a sound policy, . Congress may never act. But ba ck home In Kansas, time is running out. The earth will be warming soop, and plantlm;: can't wait. stamp on. In dIa• __________:_____________ I" 1 · ~ '"' WASHINGTON -Several recent events have riveted America 's attention on India, a country that we know too little about, even though It Is the world's most populous democracy. In hopes of Increasing both the knowledge of India and an under· standing of why this Asian nation is l t t t th t r f th ' - • ~ A'Pfl:li~D ROUNb. , • ·elections for the state legislatures, whose control will p)ay almost as important a. role in his success or failure as his party's domination of the national parliament. " Rajiv invited his old school acq uaintance to accompany him on a grueling, 16-·hour, "whistle-stop" campaign by jet and helicopter as he stumped for Congress Party r IJ." UI"'II"JJIOoll · "-'"'"" of the people Is quite a task," he remarked drily. Then he added, "It's the most scary task." Rajiv is riding a whirlwind of euphoria, great expectations and persoQal popularity not unlike that which greeted the charismatic young President Kennedy nearly a quarter of a century qgo. Like Kennedy, he has youth, good looks, Ja_c___ k A d n__e_r_s_o_,_l to stick to India's ca reful cou rse of neutrali ty between tile United States and !he Soviet Union. "We want a good relations with ~vc· ryone," he sa id. "Our leader~hip position within '' I he non-aligned movement is very much a necesslty, because It provides a batancing point between the two blocs. " Raj I 'd h will · hi h _ pctor,tty to lfJl!)~ove.IJI!Il!L-lil.JJ;)]iL;,..,.., ~~~~=~so~m~po~r;a~n~~o~e~u~u~re~o~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0~~~~~[~~~~~!:~~· ~"~v~sa~I~~e~~~g~tv~e~~g~;;;;; ~~r, n erv1ew the 40 -year·oJd pr1me minister, Rajlv Gandhi, and to "Not If the present ·government could tum around and say, all right , if gauge the mood of the country. they'd say, uncle" and return 10 the original goals of the revolution that Raj tv, who attended private school with my associate In northoverthrew the right-wing dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza. The president also had tough words tor old adversaries, the Soviets, em India I th 1950s whomhedescrlbedashavingviolatedsomeoltherestraintsoftheSALTII n toe politics. · He waswasa reluctant recruit treaty, which,.lhough never ratified, has been observed by !;loth the United thrust Into leadership of the Con· States and the Soviet Union. . . . "We'll tiave a decision severarmon. ths from now to make with regard to' . gress .Party when his mothef was assaSsinated last year. But doubts whether we join them in violating tile restraints," Reagan added. about his political prowess evapoEven when Ihe question of the Impact the strong dpllar Is having on the . rated In last Dece~ber's parllaec<?notnies of other nations, Reagan was unyielding. " . . . " mentary elecUons .. The Congress "I think the problem oft he dollar today Is that our tradmgpartners:in the . Party won a landslide .:... 401 of the world have not caught up with us in economic recovery," he said. 503 contested seats. Now Rajlv, as he is universally called, Is sweating out another Important campaign: next month' s " "Aren't was you advocating the overthrow of the present government?" the president asked. · the darker side, there is the ha lied the p a kl stan1dec1s1on to put ever-present danger of terrorist the hijackers of a n Indian Atrllnes grandfather India's first prime threats on his life. . . plane on tria l as "a positive step in\ minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, who Rajtv has moved swiftly and Improving relations between our ·had an aura of Impenetrability, and . decisively in his first months of two countries." But he cautioned his mother,· Indira, who was often power. He has taken steps to clean that I'f Pakistan succeeds ,·n I'ts withdrawn, Rajlvexudes sincerity, up corruption In his own party, attempt to make a nuclear bom b, warmth and common sense. cracked down on anti-Sklh violence "it will lead to a reappraisal of our Th ln the wake of his mother's murder, . e young prime minister has a entire relationship." strong handshake, a level, piercing and Is trying to remove unwieldy - On relations with the United gaze and a quick, almost miS<:hle· ' bureaucratic restrictions that stand Sl'!tes, Rajlv noted.that this country ·vous smile. He takes his time ln .the way of India's technological Is India's largest trading partner. answering questions; and re'sponds progress. He will be visiting Washington in slowly, confidently and to the point. "We cannot afford to be left June, and Intends to assure .AmerlRajiv had had roughly four hours' behind by the computer revolucan companies that Ihey can do sleep in a week of campaigning. tlon," he said. . business In India without fear of "Keeping up with the expectations On otl)er matters: nalionallzalion. -In foreign policy, Rajtv Intends ,...---[A}cal Briefs··--- Cheese distribution set for Wednesday . Athens County man arrested POMEROY- Meigs County Sheriff Howard E. Frank reponed the arrest of RayS. Blumenaure, The Plains, early F'rtaay morning. .-Blumenaure was northbound on 33 the roadside park when he was arrested by Frank and Deputy Brian Bissell for DWI and for driving under suspension. Donna Young, also of The Plains, a passenger in Blumenaure's vehicle, was cited for having a11 open flask in her possession. Blumenaure Is being lodged in the Meigs County Jail pending an appearance In Meigs County Court. Young, not In custody, Is also to appE'ar In Meigs County Court. · · Later Friday at approximately 3 a .m., Bissell waspatroling0hlo7 near the old Tall Timbers night club when he spotted a car turned over on it~ top. The car, which sustained heavy damage, was driven by Ronda A. Phelps of Pomeroy. . . u.s. near CHESHIRE - Free cheese wlll be distributed to low-lncome people byGallla-MelgsCOJl1munlty Action _ Agency on Wednesday. Locations for the distribution, which flegins In both counties arlO a.m., Include- in Meigs Countythe American Legion Hall at Racine. the Meigs County Fairgrounds and the fire department at Tuppers Plains. In Gallla County, cheese wm be given out at. the Guyan Township Fire Department In Mercerville: the Galiia County Fairgrounds; Mouni Carmel Baptist Church at following Income guidelines to Golden Buckeye and WIC are no !Ire department s about \h<' ch('('S<' recelveche<.'Se: longer accepta ble. CM said . distribution . ·_Household of one~ $623 _monthly Cl)eese _ma_y be R!ckeQ JlP by OVERnOWINC?---·. Income; two . . $&10; three. $},008; others for senior citizens only aftd four, $1,275; fi ve, $1,493; six, $1,710; proof of the senior citizen's ellglbil· CLEAN UP WITH .· seven, $1,928; eight, $2,145. tty must be shown, along with a a . CLASSIAEO ADS )I-; For each additional person in the signed permission slip. household. add $218 to the monthly Further Information can be income. obtained from .CM by calling Proof of eliglblllty must be shown 367-73;11 or 992-6620. Resident are before residents .can get cheese: f~as~ked~~n;o~t~to~c~all~th~e~pa@rt~l~ci~p;a~tin~g~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~::~~:~ Documents ihat will be accepted are foodstamp ca rds,SSl award letters, general relief cards, current IRS tax Information, welfare identification cards, general welfare card~. cur- , SAVE Ever since the oil crisis back in the Seventies, I've had a fantasy that some day I would drtll a well in my back yard and hit the biggest gusher thls.slde of Kuwait . I made the mistake of telling my dream to a banker friend named Eyal Shaplra. "There's. an oil glut now and you'd be better ott capping the well and sitting on it unt~the prices tj:O maii______A_rl_B_uc_hw_a---'lcl greenmail? " "What's greenmail?" I asked. "It's like blackmail, . only It's legal. Now this Is what you've got to do. You announce your Intention of taking over Phillips for $9 billion." "Walt a minute, where do I get $9 billion?" " From tlie banks, you dumbbell." "What do I put about my fantasy? I volume of negat' mall.'' pany. If you sold off all its assets It need the money right now." So far as letters to his own office on the subject are concerned, Pfeifer would be v;orth $1§ billion." "Why don't you make a bid on an said the volume has not been overwhelming. "I think I probably have Jess "But I don't own Phillips yet. oil company?" · than 100 letters total. Now, many of them a revery strong. (But) I've got no How can I put It up as colla~eral?" "How can I make money buying small amount of comment In support of It, too.'' . "It doesn't matter If you own It or oil company If there Is an oil · not at this stage. The bank doesn't an Republican Sen. Ben Gaeth of Defiance Is not enthusiastic about glut?" government mandates, whether for seat belts or anything else. But he's have to give you money. All it has to "You won't make your fortu ne on do Is proiJllse to provide It for you If · learned the value of bucklmg up the hard way. oil. You'll make It attempting to Gaeth said he probably will support legislation r€Qulring seat belt use, you win the takeover. In the take over the company." and he says It's prtmarUy because of a traffic accident In which he and his meantime you can buy up enough "I'm listening." wife were involved a couple or years ago. stock to become a threat·. Once the "Name an oil company, any oil word Is out that you're serious "I think our lives were saved because we had seat belts on," Gaeth said, company." recalling the Incident In which he lost CJilnh:ol of his car on a rain-slick about the takeover. you can demand "PhUllps Petroleum out of Bar- an Inflated price for your shares In highway. Uesvllle, Okla." "When we got through spinning around and hitting a utility pole ... the exchange for promising not to raid "That's a good one. T. Boone Phillips again.' ' only thing that happened to us, as much as that t,hlng was going around, she had a light bruise on her arm and on her shoulder," he said. "I'm going to · Pickens made a pass at them and "I don't want to do anything falled." ~U you something. Once you've had an experience Uke that, you're pretty Illegal in my fantasy," I warned my .. "Well, .If he couldn't buy it how friend. contJrmed ' can I?" : Meanwhile, Attorney <;eneral AnthOny Cele)Jrezze Jr. has asked the "Everything I've told you Is legal. · "You don't want to buy lt. You Thai's the beauty of today's General t\98embly for an extra $434,096 over the next two years to hire want to announce you're buying It. takeovers. You don't have to more employees to handle complaints from consumers and Investigate In today's world of high finance the produce anything, or employ peobingo operations. easy money Is made not from ple, or worry about Japan. All you Patrick Garrity, Celebreeze's executive assistant, said there has been a producing oil, but from produclpg have to do Is make nasty noises and 31 pet cent Increase m consumer complaints received per investigator over threats.'.:, _ _ __ ua...e ta;;t 18 mc:rtt'.s.-!:fu..sa!d the mo!!2}1 beL'!gw-.:ght-'J.~..l!d-Ln.crerure t'!esta!! you can \Va!k a\vay '.1:!ttr~~-!Ortu!"~. '' "I don't see how I can ma ke "What kind of money are we by four and return It to 198llevets. CelebrezZe also wants to add two lnvestlgato.rs to his charitable . dough from threatening to buy an talking about?" all company." "The last guy who tried to Jake foundations section, bringing to five the number available to monitor bingo you ever .heard of "Haven't games for compwmce with state laws and rCi)Jiatlons. ., Cable TV sale approved ~ACINE - Racine Village Council has approved the sale of the Angel Communications Co., which provides cable television service In the town, to Consolidated Communlcalions Group Inc., Point Pleasant. · council and reported that II his company purchases Angel COf'llmu~atlons, ther_e \"ill be no ,lmf1!e!ll'll~. fh~nlie~ lnprograms, services or rates. Council approved Angel Communicatfons' request to sell the Racine franc~Ji,se to Consolidated. · Counci~ in~tructed the.clerk to send a thank you letter to Hemloc~ Pipeline Co. for asslstaftee given during the recent snows and council dlsctissed the need tor work on the water system, but took no action. An executive session was held to discuss personneL Prior to adjournment, a moment of silent prayer was held In memory of the late Harry Willford, former <:ouncll member. A regular meeting of councll 'wni be held on Monday, March. 4. Registration fees distributed POMEROY- Meigs County received $17.~22.84 as Its share or the · · $19.789,74R15 January distribution of state motor veliiclereg!stratlon · fees, State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reported. Oxley trial rescheduled GALLIPOLIS - A new trial for Madison County resident Blll Oxley, charged with ~ompliclty to aggravated robbery. has been res<;heduled-in Galli a County Common Pleas CourtJromT!.!esd.ay lQ_ May 20. The decision was made after J udg~ Richard Roderick· turned down Prosecutor Joseph Cain· s request for a seven-day exten$1on on the case. Oxley was then a llowed fo post recognizance bond. Oxley, 26, London, was Indicted for his alleged involvement In the robbery and assault on two elderly Gallla County brothers in May 1,84. O~ley's first trial, which started last Tuesday, ended in mistrial Thursday when the jury deadloc.ked after seven hours of deliberations. Area deaths Robert W. Goff P~scal New date set for hearings GALLIPOLIS - Hearings by a seii'Ct House committee on de inslitutionalizatlon have been rescheduled for March 22 at the · Gallla County Senior Citizens Cente.r._. · The hearings, . to begin at 1: :ll p.m., al'l' chaired by State Rep. .Jolynn Boster, D-Galllpolls. Boster legislative aide Nancy Powers said the first set c;~f hearings ·-willconcer.n-ment.al 1'-.Q,a!th, and the second. pactwill-focu..s on mental WINTER MERCHANDISE Worley P~~~~2~~~ffi ·~;, "·=~~~~~~r~·~~':fP~o~in~t-~ lf~~~~.1·1 Parkersburg, died Friday after· ntJ(Jn ln CctmUtn·Clark -f~emur1til Hospital, Parkersburg. Born Nov. 19, 1919, at Fairmont, W.Va .. son of the late Ernest and Comella Farrar Goff, he retired from 0. Ames Co. after working , there for 27 years, waS a decorated World War ITArmyveteranandwas a membero!Grimd Central Avenue Church of Christ, Parkersburg, where he served as elder.forthepast 14years.. ' Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Currey Goff; a son, R , M1chaet Goff of ParkeiSOurg; , a ,-sisief, "Aftuna Grorge of Gallipolis; and three grandchildren. · He was preceded In death by a brother. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m . Monday in Grand Central Avenue Church of Christ, with Roger A. Cotfmrut officiating. Burial will beinArlingtonMemorlal Gardens, Parkersburg. _Friends may call at Franklm Funeral Chapel, Parkersburg, from 2-4 and 7-9p.m. today, and at thechurch one . hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Ohio Valley College. EmmaA.Swon ' ALL POINf PLEASANT - Emma Ann Swon. 75, Point Pleasant, died Saturday morning m Holzer Medl· cal Center, followmg a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, with Denny Coburn officiating. Burial will be in Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may ca!! at.t-h? f1inera1hQ.IP.eLT:Dm.2,,4~and .. died in Huntmgton (W.Va.) Hospital Sa iunhty. • Funeral servict'S will be held at 2 p.m. Mond ay in Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point Plea sa nt , with the R"': · Bryan Blair officiating. Burial will be Lone Oak Cemetery. Friends may call a t the funeral home atter6 tonight. 'fllirrtell- ientmel USP 325-800 A Multimdla Nf..'W~~"fW'' Pu bllshPd 'eacti ·~unday. ~ lf2~ Third Avf'nur. by th!' Ohio Valley Pu~lts h ­ i n ~ Company · Multlmedl.a . Inc. Sc.. ro nd cla ss postage paid at Ga llipolis, Ohio ~5till . E ntr rrd as SC'Cond clilss mailing matt er a t Poml" roy , Ohio. Post Offlcf' . Mc ml:H?r : The Associate-d PrC'ss In land Dal ly P r C'!J!l A s~ocluli o n and !h(' American NewspaP.E'r Publ is her s A s- socia tion. 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If I weretoguess, I thii\k the tougher battle may be In the House because (It's) traditionally a little more spooked by a lot of negative mall," he said. "I've been in both houses, and I've sensed Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- A-S ..•.•• ==~~:L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-J ~~~:~:7~~~~~1;~~b~u~!~.~~~t-ta lking ~Se~n~.:~N~a~n~cy~~K~ ·~!~~~b~au~m~~ha~~s~~~~~~Ov~er~th~e~p~a~sttm~u~rFoy~e~ars~~~p~le~w~lt~h~th~ep~' ~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~;~=i~~'' J~w~as~n~ot~mPoju~red~~a~lt~ho~u~g~h~afrp~p~ro~p~ri~a~t~e~r~e~~u;e~u~n~lts~w~e;rei;~t~B~Idwr.:e~ll~;~a~n~d~~th~e~~~~Ha~n~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ must be explored . -, with her rural constituents. and loan institutions have Phelps was cited for failure to maintain control of HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor 0 n,e Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. February 24, 1985 ~· Qver Phillips Is ahead somewhere between $50 and$100 million, and he didn't have to fine one cup of oil." Shapira continued, "Just think, if, in your fantasy, you become a Grant announced GALLIPOLIS - A $.ll,OOO grant from the U.S. Department of Interior has been granted to the Elizabeth L. Evans Waterfowl and l;lird Sanctuary, said Nancy PO'\'· crs, spokesperson for State ·Rep. .Jolynn J>oster, D:Calllp<ills. The money wU\ be used to develop a bird sanctuary, outdoor learning · laboratory and envirOnmental edu· ca lion facility . 8~,8°/o JOHN A. WADE,. M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THR04T c;ENERAL ALLERGIST Whale of a CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 APR NEW S-10 TRUCK FINANCING greenmailer instead of an oil driller, you could have the manage- • • ment of any petroleum company on their knees. That to me Is a real WONDER-TONES'" Interior Latex Rat Wall Paint American dream." • Highly washable . . • One coat when applted as d"ected. Doonesbury SAVE BY GARRY TRUDEAU S300 Custom Cok>rs '10.97 - • Driptess . • High hid ing. • One coat when applied a~ directed. 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Seated are, frml left, lleUy Mce.ln, &.a lleuueU, Km Kyaer, holdla& " c - ' ' and Kay Lewlo. sa " ...,. ; ~. ;~~ -~ - I the~ llni ~ i ·..o I ' SI!BJION . - - . . . of llle • .,., ~. ::: • Sectionrn5 a&...a.•a .. .aa.a.••_.•u••• ( . r I ' I . '. I, I @ . . . ....... .;...:'_··.-+.. .... " .·. " ' ·~-·-----= · ii .. z ..• .......... .. ......" .... 411 .. ··: • a . ' . ' ' .a .._t iA _. &. U..&.LLJI .&. .&...& Single doesn't mean being alone, outreach ministry._hopes _to show By LEE ANN WEL(;H 'Hmes-Sentlnel Staff Many .times there Is a lack of fellowship for thP slitgle Chris· tlan, and a · new outreach ministry In Gallia County hopes to aUevlatt> that problem . Lighthouse Ministry, a service of Grace United Methodist Chun:h, will begin March 2, and its leader is hoping the group will grow - both physically and spiritually . · Jerry Lewis, associate pastor at Grace, Is heading up the project, which Is open to singles of any situation - never mar· rled, divorced or widowed. Married, Lewis said he feels qna~iiied ~for'4 1Fniii1tsiTY"'rron~ = .. • • • i 'I1IE LIGJffHOUSE TEAM - Members of the plannbtg learn of Ughthouse Ministry, lUI outreach of Grace United Methodist Church, are from left, Ken Kyger, Betsy ML>Caln, John Sowers, Kay Lewis and until age 28. Waiting to marry (untO a person Is older) stUI presents problems of slnglroess, he said. Becoming set 'in manner, being used to singleness can pose problems In marriage, suddenly finding 'there is another person to consider. For that fact, ht' said he hOpeS to Include the neWly marri'ed In . thE> ministry evE>ntita lly. . Th~ b~est goal of Lighthouse" Ministry, l'.ewls said, Is making tht' single ·fEel good about himself, a~tlng himself they way hE> Is It wlll he a, Christian fellow· ship group, not a dilting service. The goal is nol lo gel the members paired ll(l and mar· rled off. Many times, !hat seems "mascOt" Caesar, Grace assodate pastorJenyLewis and Susan Bennett. Absent from the photo was Gloria Alexander. · /J ., .I. ,, . ~ -? Cll ,.. : ;::; ,. • ... • 1.61 ' ~ ' CIO lo • · •. ~- • 0 • 1 ~ ~ -- ~ ··- · · • • ' •• o I I ''' ' 1 0 ~a A.&.a 0 I 0 ' •tl •.. ' 0 0 ° I 0 1 0 I ' ' u .a..l I ' 1 14 4 ............. .. . . . . . . ............... .. ..... . o• ' ' ' ' '. ~· ' .:1 ~ ~· ~ ~~ I'l l - ;: :i .. .. •··· ~: :: • I II -=: ~ ?;·"!:~ .., :;; ~:~: :1: . . .,.;c ::.,: ... ·· t' - ~ >· II~~:~ ~ .. :g 8: :::) i .~ .... ~ ~ •...~ .~ ~.. ~ s · e .., . ... •• • ~: :; .. · · ·~ "" Jill ~ -=~ .. -L.. . , J;~; ;~ ~; ;;; ;; :. li'ie 'iower-- if:i\T~i r;teir"'-'t"' vnaro that once thP group gets off the groUnd, short trips would he considered like to baseball games. amusement parks and skiing, to go along with the actlvites close to home. 1be core planning group of Lighthouse Ministry ha~ been meeting wee'<ly for the past few mooths, giving much time and effort to the project. The Saturday night meetings wUI he structured, but open enough If something else should ' arlse In the grrup discussi(lns. There wlll he the · "Ice breaker,". an activity to put eveyone at ease. Following that w111 be discussion In small ,..,groups ar.d • tllEn~ J•Jo-.,.•,..,ml!:ed--·1 -=-~~~~~·~ ~W;;s=::;;:i;:.cgP==""-' """Wit!!i.'~!§~ ·-"-::a:.~"i::,,_.:,_., n..-r -~:-- "'>7~~m;;:r"';.'""';ct;;;-;-".o:t...r:"""""~q==~" ne\r· · :: to the bl' the goal of singles groups- to find a mate. Single people. can · have a difficult time emotionally. They can feel left out, even In the midst of a group - a group usually consisting of couples and families, U>wls noted. That Is the reason chun:hes should bl' sensitive to the lll'<'ds of the single person. Churches also need to remember singles are not just tho>e who have never married . but the divorced and widowed, who can be In , an emotional upheaval In the beginning. Lighthouse Ministry meetlqgs wUl bl' held every Saturday In ~= • .o ,.. ••....,. ... ~ ~ •c: • s:~ -o"o -oAg:1=1 .,. A ' ..' a •• ../' of Second and Cedar streets. from 7: ~ to 11 p.m., and are fairly structured. The group 1s not limited to Grace church, he emphasised. ,People from aU area churches are Invited to attend and participate. Oriel' you join tht'group, Lewis added, you are not obligated to attend faithfully or ever again. · Lighthouse Ministry hopes to provide the slng,le person wit~ Christian fellowship and lnterac· tlon. Lewis said . As the group becomes more established , th<>y may break the meetings Into dlffert'nt pans If necessary Into ages or sin~lenes s situallons. Expansion Is alSO In the future for the mlnlsiry, and Lewis said have leal11\'(l talked about. Following th€ meeting, there ~lll be time for "afterglow." {f is a time for additional fE>llowshlp, away from the structure of the group. The statt'ment of purpose for the ministry says that singles need to bl'.accepted for who they are·, what .they are and whell' they are. , they need to expe. rlence love and to learn and grow as Individuals. The Lightlioust- · Mlnlstry hopes to begin breaking down lh€ ldt'a that single Is what you are until you find a husband or wife. Photo .r court e.ry of john Sou ·e n· • I �• • n P1 111 • , • 2- n. ()I &J " (uf . 2A. 1985 • Va. . Ohio- Point Pleasant, W, Va. february 24, 1986 MJQ gives in to ar~istry W<?n' t be ""·" - anmversa:ry Kt:AJ...A U."MPI.."?. Pf.MERQl' - ..,. ........ ,.Jiirr) Qilme!'.'W>"141b !M..F lijl:, ~· .a I IC ~'Sla maner tt ~­ mont.ey..OO. Th!' btilper. a lalenlf!!l ,;rmia!l named Si Merah. gra2'.l5 tbE' Sheep, 1~ tbe t.•bieiren• -and~ make 1 1.>:>~~ ~--­ ~.BIU -PNr!<Jt NEWYORK(AP~-TIIeModem Jaz:z Quartet, one of the most endurlni and dlltlngullhed aggreptionl In the 11111«y of jaz:z, has filially skipped ttylng to d'¢"'""· After twice anmunctng the III'OIIP'• dlsaolutlon, holding farewell coocerts and then deciding to re-group for yet another "!Ina! tour," lhe members of the celebrated 32-year-old quartet decided . to make lhe!r mus)cal uillon . permanent. To celebrate the decision, they returned to the recording studio for the first time In a decade and have just released an LP entitled "Echoes," Iii collection of graceful, needaey~)tb-.ira'as rna • and 1la:l ~ .t'!!lr .... <1)1r. ~ nd ]l/,1 r£ Dav~ Jt+M~:>e. ~,9'1. 'J:t».- (;<.l,l!'llef'l .hll"!' tll!:w ~ ~- ~ Alb _, .JlR. HJar.t.l.~ 7"¥ <;~ _ .. 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Ulif' hrllh a lot lOri alld a crHm fDr mrhlw1zlnK<*lrilll!tiiii -. 1J~r ~~~~ fnr W~l'fl'WI' dloyl, CJftm for By the EdiiDrs of Consumer Reports :::11. you travel a lot, a smaU, 'Skin and weather . IUI'Ill> ''last concert"lnNewYork'sAvery Fisher Hall .. . MD\ JackSon continued lo tour with his own quartet. John Lewis became professor of music at City College In New York. Percy Heath jolnedhlsbrotherJbnmylnfonnlng the Heath Brothers band. And Bl'st man was Kyl' S. Hedlund, Connie Kay became house Chapel HOI, S.C. Ushers were Pat drurruner at Eddie Condon's, a Barton, Ohio; Eric Mllll'r. Colo- venerable jazz club on New York's rado; and James Scltweltzer, westside. ' Indiana. · · The MJQ, as .It Is frequently .- Chr~:cpher L.yl'..!!!S, nephew .o! ·catleU,T6ilU.ted bik-:ly lai 1976 !cr·a · the bride, Cincinnati, was _ring few fareweU concerts In the Mldw· bearer. Flower girl w~s Emily est and then again In 1981 lor a Abblett, nelce of the · groom, farewell tour o( Japan -with visits Alliance. Ohio. to New York and San Francisco. The bride Is a graduate of tht> Shortly thereafter, . t)le group University or Cincinnati and Is madeasecondtcurofJapanandlhe assistant director of virology at four musicians decided lo resume University Hospit al-Medical per1ormlng together three or four College. months a year. The groom 1s a graduate of Ohio They reco~ !'Echoes" In State University, ·the l.Jnlvl'rslty of March . South Carolina and Pl'rdul' Unlver· "It's the firSt album we've had slty. He Is a doctor oftoxlcologywlth (.since the t>arly 1970s ). with new thl' Amerlcan Petroleum Institute · material," said Jackson. "It was 1n Washington. D.C. tlmetodoanalbumlfwl'weregolng The coup!!' . resides In SUver to !¥'rform." Springs, Md.,. The group arose 'from the Dizzy Dr. a1ui Mr.r. 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Dalc.lel. • 'lff.lr!ll<- ~ t.W. ·Df ~ . --~'t..</lO<Ml',lO! f:'f.llin; T®id!IO ~ . lb· GUiesple big bind of 19111, which tncludedJackmn,LewiJ,Heatband Kenny Clarke on drums. It was cuaiOmaiy In the big band days for small groups from within_ the.. orchestra to occasio!lally make their own recordings, and !bat's what these four did. ThegroupcalledltselftheNiodem Jazz Quartet' In a few New York nlibtclub appearances, In 19!55, Clarke left and was replaa!d ,by Connie Kay, and the group's pet'!IOIIIII'I roster has not changed since, "We didn't become recogniZed In "It's been In preparation for a' whDe," said John Lewis, thegroup:s planlst and prlnclp;ll composer, In an lntetVIew. "it's new music we 'prl'pared for lhe SI'COnd Japanese tour" That tour was One ol the group's 5E'VI'ral reunions. Lewis and the CENTER· ~J'!:· • ·.:JI....,""...... I.API - Atdul Rahmail Ole liim W5 tbe belp!!r au hi!; 1atm dla :m1 'g · \Wlli.·~­ . n -~­ '• •• • ~<AW!ir2Ml :.uiUI'I~ -.pir'l)l-l Puia&t . 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VA, SECOND STREET J - . .. . -. ~·~.,_ . . . .. ..... ~ �I Page B-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ·- Lyon, Mitch, ~trade vows ' .. :tn ceremony DEAR DR. LAMB - Wbat Is probe Inserted under the skin', yaut opinion of lipolysis, the new 1 which makes tunnels In the fat surgical teclmlque tor the removal depos!U; Tills can· leave· a waftled of lmposslbUe-to-move fat? I under· ·surface of rtdges 8111d valli1s. The stand that tlte fat Is turned toto a ex~, sldn wUl not·go away, which liquid and the llqu"' Is SUCked oyt of Is one the technique should tbe body by a small tube. Only a only he used wtth women under tl. one-half-Inch Incision Is required. Is The technique Is of little v8Iue In this a sate process? What happens correcting much generalized obes' to the exces5 skin, or Is there any? lty. It c8111 only safely remove about ' DEAR READER- No, the fat Is ' 6.5. pounds at a time, 8111d even not converted to a liquid. It Is removing that much fat can simply sucked out through a hollow produce shock , and ma,y be daqgerous. reason --STEVENSVILLE- - Jennifer S. Lyon and Mark E . Mitch exch8111ged wedding vows !jl a candlelight ceremony on Dec. 1 at the i;hrlst Evangelical Lutheran Church In StevensvUle. The ~ride Is the daughter of Mr. !ijld Mrs. Walfred c. Lyon, StevensVille, Mich .• 8111d the groom ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Mitch. ' -~. Lipolysis.of little value Health, Dr. IAmb I o - ONo-Point Pluunt, W. Va. Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. The technique" · doni! with .....,. probe that II lnlerted Wider skin, ·tllrouih blood ~••t't · c.tt~IIRE- ~ bES wUl conduct practice 'l'uelda¥. 7: :ll p.; m. at chesbl~ MUO(Ilc . Lodge. ........ __ _ ,_.,....,..l I t nerves that c1111not be ..s. · - - u tile technique btl tng feature, It II tllat It Can be..-,, to remove smaU areu d fat, ..,,.,. as aver tbe smaD ofth! blciL -··- r: then, It should be · done by 1 · professional - and ' I nieell ' surgeon, not In the beAa.utyitte.,.;tJ.n~lll';a~ll: Handling tho8e tissues""111 8111d dangerous. y · ~utland .- .nwt MoQIIay, ,the ·11orne ot;lVlrs.. · ,Progr~ on 10 diSplay feeders. (NewllplllleP ~ AML) .. . ~ t;. ,. ·; · I!C Ivory lace over wine colored . Garnes, · brother·ln·law ·of .the groom, Michael Struble, and Mi· vUe, and has an associate degree in chael Nessel road, both cousins of applied buslness from Lake Mlthl· the groom. gan College, Benton Harbor. She Is The bride's mother wore a long . a secretary at Donald C. Cook sheath gown ~lth a standup collar Nuclear Plant, Bridgman, Mich. and long tltted sleeves in pale plum.· The groom Is.a graduate of Meigs The mother of the groom wore a High School, and received a long rose burgundy gown With bachelor of science degree In matching jacket, and both mothers el<'ctrical engineering from Ohio . wore corsages of pale pink and University. He is employed as an ivory roses accented with wine · electrical engineer at-the-Donald C. florettes and baby's breath. Cook Nuclear Plant. ·A reception wlth'buffet and dance Attending the wedding from was held followlng the ceremony at Meigs County besides the groom's the Lake Michigan College Com· parents were Mr. and Mrs. Charles munity Center in Benton Harbor, Legar Sr., Mr. and Mrs. George Mich. Ivory clothes, wine napkins, Nesselroad Jr., Mrs. JQ!' Struble, and hurricane candles encircled · Pomeroy; Michael Struble, Syrawtth Ivy were used on the tables. cuse;· Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garnes, The five tiered wedding cake was LangsvUle1 Michael Nessselroad, decorated with a blown glass top Delaware, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron and grape clusters and leaves with Casci. Middleport. sheaths designed with high collars, long tull sleeves fitted at the wrists, and ruffled hemlines. .·Kitchen basics ~Ood gifts for bride By GENE SCHROEDER AP Newsfeatures Wrller ilefore they settle down ,In their · l!ttle cottage for ~o. newlyweds ~uld do weU to start out with a good set of knives 8111d decldewho'sgolng to he boss in the kitchen each day. •-rite knives have nothing todowith ie!~~n~quarrels, of course. But Ar to author 8111d food expert ~ornellus CI'Do•nnell, If tbe brlde8111d groc>m don't ~tart out With good iniv·es they'll never learn tb he good 1. ' ,, ·~ _ •. '· TUESDAY • OAPSE Chapter 17 wUl meet 7: 00 p.m., at Meigs . Jlll!ldr Hlgll School, Negotia· tkri:1{:ommitteif wUI be elected. Tuesd~~y, l . • · {'-ALYPQL.!S . - Gallloot~s .~I'Y wllJ meet Tuesday, 6 ,,,nj, at_Oscar's. · TERRI HAS BEEN WITH ACROSS THE STREET FOR s· YEARS. SHE HAS ATTENDED THE INTERNATIONAL HAIR SHOW FOR 3 YEARS. SHE AnENDS ·HAIR SHOWS AND CUniNG CLASSES · REGULARLY~ TERRI IS KNOWN FOR HER CONSISTANCY AND PERFECTION. WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE HER AS AMANAGER.~ · TERRI'S SCHEDULE -IS \ ' • TUES. WED. FRI. SAT. 9-9 9-9 9-9 9·5 CC1$ey-'s .·. . •' 'R • • GALLIPOLIS- Registration for the second session of actlvit~ of the GaUipolls Parks and Recreation · depSrtment · wUl begin Tuesday at Its otrlce, 518 Second Ave. ~ams · wUl include women's exercise, morning' and evening danceaerobles. swlmnilstlcs, yooUuwlm lessons, gymnastics and yoga. Full details are available from the olflci!, by calling 446-17111 extension. 24. Registration 1s acceptid bY mall or tn "per!on, With telepbone reservations held · for three dll)ls. All ·classes are . ~re 0Ut." 11 : However, when both husl;land 8111d wife are working, the answer to busy ' hedulel c8111 be microwave cook· · : . he says, adding that !"'QSt zec1Pes for six people or less cook '-'o to four timeS faster than In conventional coo~. and ulie.50 to 0'15 percent less energy doing the job. II. -. -PWi- SAt~-~W-I PORK ( "HOPS $ Ll. el.clge Salection eLatest Releases .,,.. 1, I etow Prices It 7 I 5 MAIN STREET 715'/i MAIN STREET . • . ·, .,.EW . IELEASES NOW COMPLETE Efvis Presley Movies .• reg. 1409. SALE 1 299 Reclna-Rocker- recliner = ~---~ reg. '599. SALE '399.. rei. 549. SALE "Atherton" Th Co forter ''!he A¥111 ~g~~~• Recllna·Rocker· recliner · e m ~·Rocker !*'Neil reg. 1459 279 SALE ·1 Thi• dOIIIC Ia the moot' ~•lar oeat in the houael """- 1 Reclina-IIQcker· ~liner _Big camforl lncf bondsame otyllng. Modem eacl-nl, wllh, 0 I 'I'-· boc• pamper IW,l P' ~ •• FLAIR FURNITURE ., COMING SOON Supergirl ltwlllfJI of the Nerds ' flash Point Gone with the Wind E,..,,,, r..w., w., ,.,. ,., ' UPPEIIOUTI 7, 8AWPOUS, OtiO NEXT TO IETZ HONDA SAU$ PHONE.A•6-4517 Pn ! I\IT PI r:A <~ A~IT \OH\1 "tC:~r,:n ·-r·-• · -... .--...,.., .., ' • •" " .. .,voiv (304)676·1380 . . Rt 2·South J DANISH HAVARn aunER CHEESE $29' II. II. '' II. EXOA LEAN ·STEAK GROUND CHUCK . . 1.99 ~ CHOPPED CUBE $19~.. • ," II. $149 FRESH . BEEF LIVER II. 59~: PEPSI lEG. 01 DIET PEPSI FlEE . MT. DEW $249 ans. PINEAPPLE oz. • .i .. • Plus Deposit DAN 'DEE CORN $ 1 TWISTERS • oz. MIADOW GOLD 1 ICE CREAM · .Sf'ANGlfl YANIUA PEANUT · CLUSTERS II. , · VAUIY lEU aunERMILK ASSOITID .. FLAYOIS 99( 'It GAL $169 . . . . . PEPSI OR SEVEN-UP KIAFT $1 MIRACLE_WHIP 7'1· CAN SWEET PEARS 2/S1 oz. HOUSE TYSON HEAT 'N EAT COFFEE $ . n oz. . 3 ADC, DIIP · ElfCTIIC PEIK AIIMOUI ' BEEF ·STEW DOZ. EXTRA LARGE BEANIE WEENEE FRIED CHIC-EN It GAl EGGS 69( GAL 1 THORNTON 2 UTIIIOmE 20fo MILK Handsome tvf.led chair Is Chiropractic Clinic ;z lAR-S CRISCO ll. $12'- .. $18~ .... .. BEEF - t - - - - - - - UAII-JUICY -----1 2'5°/o II. STEW S1.79 ll. ~ EJTRA LEAN VAWY lEU "DanbUry" T•Jior Accident 1 fndustrill lllfurr Clinic '. SHOULDER STEAK CENTER CUT VANC-'S T•Jior $12! PORK Racine United Methodist Women wUI hold a soup Supper Thursday with.. servfn&' to begin at 4 p.m. Vegtoiahil: OKJup, i:Jean soup, sandwiches and pk> Will be Included In the menu. ~- near . ~ ON SELECTED STYLES --- 6te. ' Now you'll save on La-Z-Boy"chairs, famous for super comfort. These , handsome styles rock and r:e(:line, · so you con relax two geat ways! Quality craft~ to enjoy for 'fears. Medica~ benefits ;and I'm plaMlng to travel abroad 'In the tuture. WUI Medicare ;pay for the shOts thatl'vegot to take ;prior to leaving the United States? ' A. Medicare does not pay for ' :·!:T..-n~.!za!!ot'-..S ex~ _pheumococ-· :cal vaccinations or other lmmunl· · zatlons required to treat either an Injury or tbe im_medlate rtsk of Infection. ~ RACINE - MOVIES o ~odili onol favorite . :· Q. I receive ... " II. Said SAVE $19~ • -· Only · one of six vehicles was in an accident in which major damage occurred to the vehicle last year. If you have any of the following symptoms: licadaches. nttmbness of the arms and legs. stiffness or soreness of the neck. back pain . .leg or·knee pain. dizziness or nausea you need the specialized s,ervlces of a chiropractor. a doctor specially trained to adjust misaligned vertebrae and remove pressure and tension on delicate. sensiliv<· nerves. Consult your chiropractor with confidence and prevent further suffering. disability and expense. II. TAVERN .Soup supper · : , ·: BONELESS Books wW be ·on display Feb. 25 to 29, and students can order . selections. Parents are IAVlted to visit tbe school during Right to · Read W.eek. March 4 to 8. : The In-charge cook should be J;esponslble for shopping apd run· l)ing things In the kitchen, keeping labs on the timing and barking out 8111d sautes them, for example, other can brown the meat. The hext night, the roles are reversed. -~In his travels around the country . 4emonstratlng COOkwl!re, O'DonheUfound thatcdoktng Is "In," whUe ~repackaged. plastic food and the . van-opener school of culinary art ' project. WhipJ4sb ihe next.'' II. ~ ~ lilok macks and stickers for site. Profit wlfi benefit a school r----------------------'----------1 For BACON ·MOVIES PI aoo 1IMIS DAllY books, posters, book covers, egistr~tiOO.:_ . I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1985 · 1 NIGHT ONLY • 7:00 P.M. • LADIES ONLY" Don•t Miss This 2% -H our Show Lad~es no. . FIISI SIYIUL Ro~ Vnder tlte $Jlonte ~use. GROUNP BEEF- ter 17, wUl meet Tue!lday at 7: :ll p.nl.• ar tbe Meigs Junior Hlgll &hool, A negotiation committee wllli:Je elected. FIRST CLASS MALE REVUE! · O'Donnell, whose book "Cooking '}'lth Cornelius, tbe Corning Cookllpok, ". was published by Ral!ldom •, "You don't need a lot of knives: iust 8111 8-to-10.11\ch cook's knl1e; a i;maUer utUity knife, such as a }to+tnch paring knl!e, and a knl!e 'ltVIih a serrated edge for cutting ~read . The bread knl!e Is just right tor sUctng tomatoes 'or other foods that are difficult to cut. : "You c8111 get along just fine with lhose three basic ones, and acarvlflg J>r sllctng knife Would be a nice thing (l) have, but. Is not essential," i;xplatns O'Donnell, spokesm8111 for J11e Consumer Products Division of . the Corning Glass Works. ~ The problem of the two-cook iltchen Is easUy solved·by dividing jlp tbe chores, he say~. •. ''Wbere Is It written that the woman must do all the work In tbe IUtchen?" asks O'Donnell. "Creal· lng meals together should work well C8111 he fun - as long as oqe • lierson Is designated as boss one 4Jght and the other takes command ·TERRI ADKINS The bride is a graduate of Lakesllore High Sc"Iiooi·in Sitovens· - PoMERO~- OAPSE, Chap- ={·"='""'~"'==·,x,,~,,.=:-~··= ·-=-=~.,._.... .,;.. ~!~~-'~nMRmri·N~;..""·W·!!!·!'t.::.~~ "~ ;HI";;~~;..,.:;;;.~=·"" pevtlapnent Program wUI conduct ;:a worbhop When the MJcidlaport tlementary School PTO ll!olds II' special meeting . ~ ·J to 9 p.m: j\1onday-at the ~l .. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Mitch the ush~s were Mark Stark, Joe POMEROY - The Ladles AuXIUal:y of Veterans MemortaJ. HojlllalwW ~Thflday all: 00 p.fl\, In tbe hOIIpjtal ~eterla. Cowllecy. · '· . Members ADDISON - Addavllle Ele, are to take Items for 8111 auction. ' mentary wUI have a hook fair • March • to 8' In the library: ~POJIT-CIIttHead· . ~""J!@...Trl .Coonty' ~r tea ·~gth ctresser !::tShionOO GALI;IPOLIS Gallla Coun!): DistriCt Libra!'# Board Of · M~. 1ri rr;:; I;IARRISONVILLE - , The Senior Cit~ ot Hamsonvllle wuf lneet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the town hall. Dues of S3 for 19111 are ·payable. All vlsttors a~ ~- Olerry pie w,lll ~ served. • . size aild pi'E'. Mectmg set ' registration Is needed to assure .REEp!!VU..LE - The River- : ~lclpatlon. . . view Garden Club wtll meet at • 7: :ll p.m. Thursday at the home ~-: lXx>k fair ' 446-9510 the tiers separated by glass pillars. Mrs. Joyce Ragan, a11nt of the bride, and Mrs. Joe Struble, aunt of the groom, served at the refresh .. ment table. Miss Joan!ll' Mahler registered the gues.ts. Ttie couple took a wedding trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica. They now reside at 3606 Lakeshore Drive, St. Joseph, Mich. ' ' •I Their headpieces were circletS of pink and wine roses with bally's breath 8111d wine satin bows and streamers. The attend8111ts carried old fashioned nosegays of silk flowers In pink, wine, and Ivory colors. Their ensembles were cornpleted With ivory pumps ·and stockings. Ronald tascl was best man and .Memorial Ullrary, The ,Me~ r-------------~--------~~--~~----~ . wtll ' meet • .. tfremony by the couple. ~:_The brJ~ wore an gld-fashloned organza and nylon goWn trimmed With satin ribbon and designed with a ruffled flounce and long chapel p-qtn. She wore an organza floral· ll(i'eath trimmed with pearls With satin streamers down the back, and carried a bouquet of sUk flowers 8111d baby's breath In Ivory with pink 1!!!11 wine accents. • •>Maids of honor forth!' bride were fjpth Lyon, her sister. and Ronda Essig. Bridesmaids were shari Garnes, slsier of !he groom, Laura Ragan, and Rose Bammann. They - • of Truateel WUI meet ~y. 5 · p.m. In tbe Rare Bock Room of tbe Dr. Samuel t. 8Quard ~~ - prtormed the double ring ceremony following a program of music by Frederlck Schultz, organist, and AI Glg8111tl, soloist and guitarist. The pews were decorated With pndelabra wlih ivory satin bows illd wine-colored floral accents. A candle arrangement was u&ed at the altar with the mothers of the for bride 8111d groom ·"-y:se . 1 HG~I 2401. S6~J CM GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE MAINE CRISP POTATOES CARROTS ·. ,::..IL $1 09J __3 .J 1 �. -- .. B-6-:-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~ - ·-· ... . ...... .. ·- .. ·-- ....-..·.-- .. ·-·-······ . . ...... ..--- _.. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OhiO-Point Pleasant, ~ .• 'J'bnes.Sentinel Staff - :; There appears to be a ;.tor the passage of • mandatory seat ::flelt law In Ohio. f Hey! _Jltat's li!ne with me ::anything that ~eep us healthy '11nd fvnclionlng. :However; it does seem Ine<mslsteiit ~hat suddenly we're in love with the foldea of establlshlng a seat IIE'lt law wm -· . .. February 24, 1986 GAU.lPOLIS - Actlvllles tor . Friday - Salmon loaf, lima• the week of Feb. 25-March 1 at the' beans, beets, puddlhg, whole grain' SenlorClt~JJensCenterlOcatedat220 bread, butter.- - - - ' Jil.ckaon Pike are as follows: Choice or l1ellerage served with · M~day, Feb. 25 - Chorus, 1-3 each ineal. , p.m. Meals subject to change withoUt . . ·•·.. .. . Gallia senior schedule set Seat belts? Yes! ~ ... .. .. - . ~·· w: Va. ~at of the bend - - c--. lly BOB.HOEFUCH .. ... ~ years wltliOut a celebratiOn. Betty, whom many of you may remember .from her 10 years of appearances on radio for the local heart fund drive, would appreciate hearing from you on her birthday - which W!Jl not be this year - because February only has 28 days however, she'll accept your greet· lng on the 28th, I'm sure. We Reserve Tfie RTiht To limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM -10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 'fuesday, Feb. 26 - S.T.O.P . .--no'""t'""lce,.,.._ _ _ _:-:-:--:--Oass,10:~a.m.; Physical Fitness, TNngonbuDin'lnthe 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 'r1 - Vinton Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Card Games, 1·3 p.m. Thutsday, Feb. 28- Bible Study, 11 a.m.-noon; Vinton Blood Pres· sure Check. March 1-Staff Meeting, WANT·ADS Ohio Eta Phi' Chapter of Beta Sigma Ph! Sorority has captured a genuine Cabbage Patch Premle 298 ·sECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. _SAT., MA~C.!t_!, 1985 a -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L.=~~~~~~~ per speed limit- which, they t!'U service project. The project Is a , has saved many Injuries and 1\(Xld one - It will benefit a Meigs on the highways. Sometimes, County child who has l,Jeen the a fra id 1 just don't understand victim of an accident. basics. Oh Well. If you'd llke to capture the doll---· they are hard to come by_ contact The Pomeroy High School Sharon Stewart, 992-7196; Debbie Association wJU begin Hauber, 667-6504, both anytime, or Sandra Faye Deem JW R. Gelaer Ronald D. Martin SUNDAY, MONDAY and FEB. 24-25-26 . Senior NutrtUon Program will serve the following mei)IIS: Monday - Beef stew, potatoes, carrots, rolls, butter, milk. TUesday - Pinto beans with held at the Heath United Methodist ham, cottage cheese, stewed lorna· Church on Salllrday, March 9, at 2 toes, pears; cornbread, butter. p.m. The Rev. Robert Robinson will . Wednesday - Roast pork, [}eem -·Philson RACINE - Charles and Rose Deem, Racine, -are an.nounclng the engagement and forthcoming mar· limit 20 ,_., =~~~~;~~ou:t~:it~~s !p~lan~·.s~";f~orl~?,~~~~~~.:~~'lg!~~~~~:l~::;~;!.~r.~~! ". ~=~;~ :_s~~~~~1;~J:~.e~:L .~=M!~~~M:L~~:n:~:Q:~~i~~:~-~:':.· . ~~~: 30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mary· Wise, president, South ::rhlro Ave ..-Middiep0rt. " · , _, ;:: Anyone having any Input to pass :1>n -like to become a good Indian In !the annual endeavor - is Invited to )llttend the meeting. Other officers ;!his year are Dottie Mus5er, first ,..lce president; Kenneth McC\11· laugh, second vice president; ::Yvo nne Young, secre tar y · ~asurer, and Aprll Smith, assistjllnt secretary-treasurer. ~ For yeats the annual reunions !!"ere open to Pomeroy grads only, ollut now spoyses a~e.. welcome to ~ttend. ·. project. ----- .,..,A __,reature. . .=or"'·lhe -~Big"' Bend son of Mr. and Mrs. JohnR. Philson, A reception will be )leld follbwlng · ·Thursday- Meatloaf, cole slaw, Syracuse. the ceremony in the soclal!'OQm of green beans, noodles, cake, butter. TOE> operrcntin::h w'eckiing\viln te · rthe churcti. """" -=-" = ,_L_._-"#C-= · Merchants Association style show to lx> held a t the Meigs Inn on March 21, will be discovnt coupons and favors for t)lose attending. Mer· · chants are to have their contribu lions for the show to Mary Powell'or Kim YoungnolaterthanMarchBso that they can get organized for the big evening. Geiger - Martin GALLIPOLIS - Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles Geiger of Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martin of Rt. 1, Gallipolis, announced the engagement of their children, Jill Renee Geiger and Ronald Douglas Martin. Miss Geiger of Dayton graduated The first payment from business from Vandalla-Butler High School. operators on thelr employes Is due She is a student at Sinclair ln Pomeroy no later than Fell. 28.as · Community College, maJo!ini In ilie one percent Income' tax - Education. She Is employed at Cass program moves along. g. ----It's surprising that I have'nt 1' Anna McHaffie is recuperating ~icely at her Portland home heard more grombling about the Income tax since no one likes new ~llowlng maior surgery at Vele· taxes. However, the comment I've :rans Memorial Hospit a I. She ex. 4ends a big thanks to the entire staff heard most from severallndivldu· POMEROY - The following a is is that they can accept the tax if 30r the treatment she was afforded activities are scheduled for the they see Improvement s within the ~bile hospitalized. week of Feb. 25-March 1 at the town. ----Meigs Coun_ry Senior Citizens Celt... : Betty Kern, Route 1. Shade, Ohio ter, Mulberry He ights, Pomeroy. It's good to weigh you words '5776, may took 61, but she'sonly 15. Monday Physical Fitness, : Betty is oneof those people who · carefully most of the time. After aU, 11:45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1-2:30 ,was born on Feb. 29 and as a resvlt you riever. know when you might p.m. ~echnlcally goes three oul of four have to eat them. Do keep sm111ng. Tuesday - Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Health Maintenance Program at 1 p.m ., presented by Hol zer Cltnlc and Holzer Medical Center -the speakers will be Dr. James Magnussen and Dow W. Saunders, Social Sesrvlces Direc· tor; Exercise Class, 3: ao p.m. Wednesday - Physical Fitness, U: 45 a.m.; Blngn, 1·2 p.m.; Bowllng, 1:30 p.m. Thursday - Blood Pressure Clinic from 9:30 to· 11:30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a.m.; Ce· ramlcs, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; Exercise Class, 3: 30 p.m . · · The -..Sen!or-=N.utrlt!on -.Program ~ new Luplta Mexican Restaurant.· Martin graduated from Kyger creek High School. He Is a student at I.T.T. In the Architectural Program. He Is employed at the Edge and . Tinney architectural firm In West Carrollton. The couple Is planning a July :1lJ wedding at Polk Grove United Church f!l Chrt_stJn Dayton. Meigs senior activites . ---- Monday - Tuna with noodle casserole, peas, tomatoes. cake. Tuesday - Sloppy Joe, hash b!'Pwns, cole slaw, fruit cup. __ Wednesday ~ Creamed baked chicken, broccoll, penny carrot. salad, peaches. Thursday - New England boiled dinner, biscuit, gelatin, ~kle. Friday '- Pork chops. mashed potatoes, wax beans, cake. Choice of milk, coffee, or tea available with meals. A stx weeks series of painting Information wW begin on Wednes· · day, March 6, at 1: 15 p.m., with Lois Pauley as Instructor. The painting Is step-by-step Instruction so if you have never painted IJ!fore and would llke to try your hand this ts the opportunity. The cost wiD be $5 for each session, and there wlll be a finished product to take home with you. Call the center at 992·2161 w, . fur lli~ -- c~ Coupons"_ ·SPRING HAS SPRUNG! REMEMBER THE DAY YOU BEGIN YOUR LIFE TOGETHER. NEW SHIPMENT Only a ~rofesslonal photographiC studio has the ex· pertenc-e and expertise to make your weddtnl( memories all you want them to be. You can munt on us lo d!!\'Otc the time and attenUon n "'t'S.~ary to express those memorable mo· mL'Ol' of your wedding and ra·eptton. Call us today. or stop by and see our sarnples. Lel's plan this special occasion together. OF ~ Js= ' 1., ...,•.• <"". • $2 . 49 ---------------. ,. z Cube Steak.......... . ,. BUCKET . • NilE 27 CASES OF MEN'S, WOllEN'S AND CHILHEN'S The Shoe Cafe 300 Stcond, Ga_Hipols U.S.D.A. CHOICE BON~LESS " . . c: $.. • •· -·~·· wi;;;;a,.,-;·., . , - ....... .,.... ... .:.. ,.;.,, Lunch Meats ••• !~... LEA~ 5c: SPRING VALLEY PJ •.\Z,\ GALLIPOLIS. OHIO . -,.,. •,., . "'B ntt .~ ........!' c: (! 1 z ... A WHOLE PttatoGRAPRY SECOND & COBT GAUIPOUS · ~ 9 6 Chuck· Roast ••• !~... 1 SUPERIOR s· 19 Al ~n wt· h~IVl' .1 cmnpll'U.· line uf Wc.:dt!i n,.: Sra ritlO,Ir}' .md Slipplics . 1 RASCAL'S lB Chicken ••••••••••••••••• lB. (61~) 446-7494 · Clo.~I· ,J \lmu/a,- t;:=======;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ MEDICARE PATIENT ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED Por k L01·n' •••• ~ ••• $1 49 1',4 $ SA1UIDAY..-t A.M.·I P.M. MONDAY I TIUISDAY IYIIINGS-6:30·1:30 PJL ~ ;Jjo- ,. r" ~ Ul = 0A 99 Sausage ..•.••.••••. -l Mo•n ,._ PIIIAY-t 1.11.·5 P.M. r" lB. HILLSHIRE FARMS SMOKED . ,. OFFICE HOUI$ ~ ;Jjo- t"l ~ ' 0 ~ 0 ntt ,.. ,.. - "' ""= 0 Dl. AAIOM .IOONSUI, M.D; 2 ~·---.--- A Mel•age FT.(lm Tu Bible ... FAITH OR FAITH ONLY "'~li.Jrvglln 9<!ne~rning the justiileation of man, I quote one of the "Artie/a Of Religiqn. ·trom a modem creed, "We are ateounted righteous belote ~ God only for the merit of our Lord and Saviour Jeaua Chriat ·by faith ~nd , n9t for our own '!"orks of del8rvinp. Wherefore, that we are JUstified by flljth only 1s a ·most, wholesome doetrine, and ve"" fuU 'o f Fiberglas Mesh Aluminum ~ WEDDING ANNOUNCED - Jbn and Norena Montgomery of • GaWpolls announce the marriage ma.rrtage of their daughter, Heidi Jo, ~ to James Faron Bnunfleld, lhe son of Harold and Vlrgbila Bnunfteld of ~ Crown City. The wedding took place Jan. 7 at \&e, Va. There wiD be an open reception and wedding shower lor them at 7 p.m. March 1 at ~ Ellzaheth Chapel Church. . 0' 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. comfort." · ... CALIF. RED or SEEDLESS WHITE &~ Ju~lea Grapes •••••••••••••••••• 99< ,·· . J"'tifi<atilm i,s an expreuion of rillllte011111111, exF-lnl the effect of iwti/icGtimt which Ia aequittal. When God acqu4t1 man of hla siJlA, man Ia deemed to be rig/at or rig/aleou andjlll~d. God baa provided man's aequlttal from eln throurh the HCriflee ol Christ whleh ' 11 God's "gift b11 grace" through whom "tAe free lli/l" unto juti/it:4titm (acquittal) and "t.\e gift ofn'gite.,.,..,"(remlaa1on of slnsl eome (Rm. 5:16,171. Mu'• Dewaflll . The downfall,of man In eln and death wu formed thtougb Adam · "B!I 011e '"'"'(Adami Jift entem illto IAe world, tlfld deat/a bl/lilt" (Rm: ' 5:121. It was "tllrdtlgll tile off•- (treepuel of 011e (Adami , _ , PH dead" (Rm. 5:151. ''Br one (Adami to\at liiiMd" (Rm.t5:16l ·or "bitile · offence (treapual of 011e jvdgmtmt coliN 11po11 aU """ , to' condem~~atimt, "that is, splrltu~ ruin and physieal decay (Rm. lH6 181 · "B!I """ man'• diiobedience """'II were rildde ,;,.,...,... (Rm: 5;191, therefore, "Sin llati& reigned ullto deatli"IRm. 6:211. Beeau!l! "aU llav~ n'nMd. 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VALLEY BELL ~ ;Jjo- . �,..,._. •> ~'­ 'PIIga B-8 The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~rtunu,nity ·corner · Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, ·ohio Point Pleasant, February 24, 1986 w. va. Sports · ?1 visit from friends -~·righte-ns -the-day Times-Sentinel Staff . . '"' " Chris and Ca rol Layh were ba~k !:jn town Friday. · ::: · And It was so ,.s $1·990 ·SHAWNEE ·~ to see them. :.. Whil e they "<:arne up from :zNorth · Ca rolina :::'especially to take od!are of some ll'- S40 ~uarlers You can expect to see something on lhe Trips Hannan Trace again, this time in Wildcats' den, 43-42 · Hoyas claim 25th victo lEG. .. February 24. 1985 ~s~uthem -gains~share-of- Jeague ·titl-e .., . 'BY CHARLENE HOEflJCH ..... ~imts- i"entiattl Section Tlm~ntinel Staff MERCERVD...LE.- Tcdd Adams connected on a 15-foot jump shot with five seconds left to lift the Southern Tornadoes a 4342 victory over the H a nna n Trace Wildcats and a s hare of the SVAC championship here Friday nigh t, in a contest marred by a brawl between fans of the two teams with three seconds left in the contest. · Adams' garne·winner came after the Wildcats' Mike Davis p ut Hannan Trace ahead with a driving one handed lay-up· w ith 30 SJJORT JUMPER Swain. (40) Hannan Trace center, puts up a jwnp shot .during ·second qualier action of Friday's SV~C championship game at Mercerville. Swain had 13 points for the night but Southern came away with a 4342 victory on Todd Adams's basket with five seconds remaining which earned the Tornadoes a share of the SVAC crown lor the second coriSC<:utive season. Others shown In this dohn Friedman photo are, HT's Deke Barnes ( 12) aDd Southern's Todd Adams(%:!), Kenny '1\lrley (45) and MaU Harris (21). :Dear Meg ~Single worries mother · By Meg Whitcomb DEAR MEG - My daughler is 25, altractlve and bright and has always been popular with boys. Right now she Is 'l:latlng two young men, both "yuppies" who seem seriously Interested. Paula often her friends over for dinner. anything. paula has two sisters and a brother, all happily married with families. - HEARTBROKEN MEDFORD, ORE. •. bEAR HEARTBROKEN Don't assume It's your fault that Paula doesn't want children. Her decision could be a temporary one that meets hurry to get married. but we were more and more young women are shocked when she mentioned casu- postponing .marriage and family In favor of a career or simply the furi ally last Sund;~y that she didn't plan and freedom of being single. The on having children. We took this to mean she didn 't plan on getting · last census figures available revealed that more than nine million married either because most women were living alone vs. five young, ma,rrlageable men want a million during the mld·60s. .ramlly. don't they? My husband I wouldn't worry about Paula . ' and I ·a re searching our souls. He r needs may be enilrely different asldng ourselves what . we did · from yours. . wrong that would make her feel this way, but we can't come up with Gallipolis bench sparkles .in 62-59 OT victory JACKSON -It's bound to happen sooner or later. One of these days, ANNIVERSARY . s~~~i:JL ONLY$) 88 . . PER MO. St<urity Dopooit $188.00, Total dut at loan inception $3 ,.,OO, .60.000 milts allowed, 6• milo ucossiu milt. • @1118.00. ' J *AM/FM/Cassetle TAMES THE TOUGHEST JOBS ... TIME AFTER TIME. :ONLY !> $169 •Much More PER MO. , 20"1. Down (11880) 19400 SALE NICE 60 Month Financing 12.4"1o APR. · fata,l nato $10,140 330 a nd finished In second place for the ninth time in the loop's 6Q.year coached Gallipolis Blue Devil Jackson, in It s first home · defeat In nine starts this quintet. .Golden Opportunity winter , dropped to 12·6 overa ll ;md The Ironmen had a golden 2·51nside the oonference. opport.unlty to defeat the GaUians Gallipolis played without two for the first tlme in 10 years (or 19 veteran starters - · seniors Brett games) Friday night. but fe ll once · Bostic, out since J an. 29 with a leg again, 62-59, in ovenime, before a injury, and Kev Cany, one of the standlngroor.nonlycrowdin thc JHS area's top re bounders and third top gym. · Blue Devil scorer. Ca rty injured his Osborne, dean of SEOAL hard· tail bone in the Portsmouth game w<XXl coaches, u!;ed a makeshift Feb. 19. , lineup in the loop fina le becauSe or Carty played thefina ltwose~:<mds Injuries to two GAHS startl'rs. .in regulation ; and .all of the .three When first line replacements got minute ove rlimeaf!erJeffAtklnson info foul trouble , Osborne had to-go fouled out. · It was. however, the all·around deeper into the trenches for help. He got lt . play of senior Todd Bergdoll (18 'The GAHS bench contributed 16 points and 12 rebounds\ and the hot points as Gallipolis recorded Its 16th shooting of guards sophomore Gary· win in 19starts this wintPr. The Blue Harrison (14 points; and senior Dan Devils completed SouthPastern Dressel, 112 points\ a long with the Ohio League play with a 5·3'record , 1985 BUICK· SKYHAWK 2 DR .· •Automatic· · . · •Luaa&e Rack • .*Air Conditioning . •t.s OHC enaine aggressive Inside play of At kin son, a junior forward·post, Ieight point s · By KErrH WISECUP Thnes-&ntlnel Staff ROCK SPRINGS - Mike Chan cey led a strong Meigs inside game as the Mara ud<:'rs kept pace for a • Powerful 3.3 cu. in. (53,6cc) engine for heavy·duty cutting l'leeda. . , . · • Automatic c~n oiling eliminates the need for mill~ oiling, and ia.matched to engine speed to . provide the right amount of oil at the right time for , longer bar and chain life. . • Solrd atate Ignition .for dependable all-weather atarts. • Vibration ltolatlon for comfortable operation and NduCled operator fatigue. • Throttlt interlock for easy.starting. • Profllllonal atyl4! front and n111r haRdguardis. • SAFE·T-Tipe anti-kickback device protects you and 12. seconds left iced the Gall ipolis because of personal foul trouble. vic tory. Slone, Strait Shine . lfowlt Went Todd Slone seemed to be all over GAHS trailed 3·2 early, but after lhl'ooun on defense. It was probably Ber gdoll's three-point play 15:22 ! in his best overall performance. Keith the first , the Galllans led until the Fellure, Thurman . Holliday and John Strait carne off the bench to fi na l26 seconds ofregula!lon play . . Ga llipolis was on.fop1l-9afterone . perform . like seasoned veterans. · period, and 3.1-22 at halftime. The especially Strait. "He really set up Devils were st ill In comma nd, 49-:l9. Dressel out there," remarked . after three quarters. Coach Osborne, "He'salwaysready Jackson began its comeback with .· to play," Osborne added .. 6:0Tieft. In a four-minutespari;the . "No doubt about it. Our bench played a major part In our v.ic tory lronmen blitzed GAHS 1H to knot tonight," oontlnued Osborne, who the count at ;,.t.aJI. The tie goal came upped his H>·year mark against on a lapin by Shayne Poe a t lhe2:02 Jackson teams to29-5 (28-41nslde the mark. Wblford Pul• ,JHS Ahead conference). Ga llipolis worked for the ga me Osborne thought the · key to ·F riday's victory came in overtime winning shot when Slone was hit when Jackson 's Vince Wolford from behind by Brad Poe. The ball Continued on C-2 • possible TVC championship with a crucial 56-51 win over NelsonvilleYork here Friday. Chancey led the 154 Marauders with 19 points and 14 rebounds as Meigs upped Us TVC record to 14-3, tying Belpre for first place. Nelsonvllle· York dropped to 13-6 overall and to 13-4 in the league with a slim remaining c hance for a tie for the loop's title. MHSHas .· 7.5 Late Model Used Cars In. Stock! ' ''We '11 Ptoud TiJ Hsve Se1ved Sllllpo/11 ·snd . · Gsllls Counfg Fot 31 y,,," . } RIDENOUR SUPPLY CHESTER sam ' ~ ., . , Dave P ishcr ~ach scored nine and Carpente r and Robinson had eight apiece. Fisher and Carpen ter also each chipped In with sL' rebounds. .Jay Kline, who had 31 points in the first Meigs-Nelsonville· York game which NYHS won 6<1-621n overtime, FINAL SHOT- GaDipolls guard Dan Dressel ( 12) puts up the final and 1'. L. &>ntley 10. buzzer as the hom -nds ln. Friday's 62-59 vic tory' over Jackson. Meigs consistently tried to work Watching him Is teammate Kev Carty (30). the ball inside while the sma ller Buckeyes were content to fire away from outside. Consequt'ntly, the .Marauders ·went to the foul line 29 times to NYHS' two. Me igs made 18 and NYHS one. "We wanted to gl"t the baillnslde a nd.we dlda good job of it. This Is the NEW YORK lAP ) - Owners are . says the union believes arbitration Is best we have executed our ga"'e "working prop<>rJy." The players plan the entire year.. Evrrybolly on being "whipsawed by the combina consider the system a nccE:,SSary the floor did a super job a nd the tion" of salary arbitration and free alternative to free agency, Belanger crowd kept us going aU night." said agency. says management 's top labor negotiator. a nd they Intend to said. Drummer. Of the 98 play<!rs who !!led for NHY S made 25of54 from the field make an Issue of the subject in sa lary arblll',lltion this year, only 13 (or 46 p<>rcen t while Meigs hit on 19of oollectlve bargaining. Lee MacPhail , former American went to hearing,; . The rest settled !14 for 43 percent. Each team was early. Six players won their League presld~nt who . has taken guuty of 10 rurnovers while Meigs arbitration hear ings ; seven lost. · over the same role wlth the owners' led the rebounding ba11le, 29·2.1. Player Relations Co'mmltte€', says NYHS was whistled for 17 fouls a nd that by the end of the month, the But; of ·the six that won. two $1 Meigs eight. ' PRC wUl make formal proposals to million salaries were awarded, and Ready ForToumey change arbitration. a n arbitrator's judgement In favor UP 'AND OVER- Despite being double teamed,.Melp' Rick Wlae Both teams their regular season Belanger. a former player otTimRainesoftheMontreaiExpos Mark c--~~-::;;;.;,...,,..;.;;~h~::...-!..:n::-::!:<:! :!"~-ir.g.-!.ct!~ f!!!!!!!...F!'I"~'· ~~~~ _......_.. _ . ...... ~ &H.u•lr . &ihm\av night as Mehzs went to NellonvJUe.York. Buckeyes showD Include Savap (lie), Jay Kline, . Besidesc;;;;;;:~-;;rt~Jt. Meigs .. Federai·Hocking and NelsOnvUle- and now a special· ass!S!anrarth~roillmew ground in theareaoillllcif M~jor League Players Association, awards, · (21), and Chuck Walter (14). scoring was b<tlanced as Wise a nd Continued on C-2 second quarter, way but held only a three·polnt lead with 1:04to go. Seconds before that , Meigs led .52-!14, but the Buckeyes scored five points In seven seconds on a basket and a three·polnt play following the steal of Meigs ' lnbounds pass. That made It 5249. Jay Carpenter hit two free throws and Brad Robinson and Rick Wise . oneeach In thenext50secondswhlle NYHS did not score to make It 56-49 aDd salt aWay the- Marauder win. Nelsonville-York had come back from a Qrst perlcd.elght ·polntdeflci1 to go up24·21 with 3: llle ft In the first haH. Following a Meigs timeout, Coach Greg Drummer abandoned a zone defense In favor of a man-to-man that held the Buckeyes without a point the remainder of the half. Meigs scored seven durlngthattime for a 28-24 intermission lead that theY never relinquished : your uw. ..,, . missed lh<' second of a two-shot foul with 59 seconds left . " We got the Meigs keeps pace ·in race for .TVC title MODIL330 wmt 20" QUIDE BAR 915-3308 Following Adams' b asket, Hanna n Trace ca lled tlm e -outwith thf!'e the Tornadoes slow stan w~s the . -Seconds left; to setup a cha nce a t a .d:e£1!!! ,.Qf,J:w_Q_~~ ~MLlJl_!h~ .:·.-~~ possible winrling basket. While the openmg hnl'-up. We h ad a little bit teams were gathered around their of self-doubt at the stan because we respective coaches, a brawl' broke were playinf. wtthoul the starters," . out in thestandsbetweenfansofthe Wolfe satd. The people we had on two teams. After approximate ly 3 the floor didn't know If theY oould . ten minute delay to restore order , beat Hannan Trace on this floor. All . Hannan Trace passed the ball 10 we wanted to do wast.? stay close to midcoin1 a nd ca lled a second . have a chance tow m. timE-oUt with two seconds left. ~Udcats Up By Nin~ Last Chance Fails The \\1ldcats opened up a 23-14 .However, the Wildcats' last lead halfway thrqugh the second cha nce for victory disappeared quaner. before the To~ad.oes ran when the inbounc!spass hit a beam in off a 9·2 spun to pull wtthm 25-2.1 the-ceiling of 'the' Wildcats' ·gy.n: - Hannan - Trace .scored J.hiL las) ~ turning · the ball over to the basketofthehalf.fora27-23 halftime Tornadoes. whO in bounded the ball lead· . ' and ra n out the clock. • Both squads struggled m the third Thevictory,SouthPtn's lllhoHhe quaner. only scoring Six . potnts year. againsi eight losses. gave the apetce , Hann an Trace was only 2·14 Tornadoes a share of the SVAC from the floor and Southern 3-10 10 crown with Hanna n Tra ce. Both· thequaner. . . . Adam s opened. the dectdi~g teams finished the SVAC season wl!h 8-2 records . Hannan Trace's stanza wtth two qutck baskets to he other- league-loss..was at Southerrt ,- the ga me, 3.'1_:33. Nell her team led by 61-59. Friday night's loss drops the more. tha~ two the rt'st of the game. Phtl Batley scqrecton a lay·upwit h Wildcats .record 10 H-5. Hannan·T nice broke to a quick 7·0 4:30 left , to pu~Hannan Tract' up by lead, before Adams hit a jump<>r to two, 39-~7. ~dams reta ha ted with a put Southern on the board wlth4: 58 jumper to He the score agam Wllh le ft in the openin ·quarter. The 3. 42 left a nd made two free throws g with J: 2!llefl to put the Tornadoes teams traded baskets the ri'St of the d. f th 41 _39 W't1 h 41 quarter, which ended with the up, ; : :*""" s 1e 1• e Wildcats leadingl 5-8. Wtldcats Btll Swam made the first Southern Coach Carl Wolfe said. · Continued on C-2 II .I i. • Arbitration becoming big negotiating_issue �.--- -...-- '------'-·- • • C-2-The Sunday Tme•Sentinel Paga I 11-- - TVC cage standings ~:.:'c~~ ....... ,.... JVC CAGE HTA.,'DISGS - ~ , ..,.. ~GA.MDI w L -p OP · MI.'igl ............, .. ...15 • 1221 1041 &~pre · ' · ... ..... . .. .... l5 • WI 1[8; T>1mble · · 1 12W .......... .. . . : ! ;: ~ :-;.~ - York ·. ~ ...... ,,. IJ • . Ill> IOJ.l ~ :~ ·· ....... · ... iJ Alexand£' · ....... w 1\imble · . ot a one-and~ situation. Swain's F-.t-H--,~~5 tt- ji'J8-J«<I- -seeond- shoHnlssed.-but SouthernM_u.,.,. .. · .:.. · .. · .... ... 2 ~ 866 11112 turned the ball over on a ten second ~;t.ts.too ~~ \1oiation after grabbing the reF.... t 1 bound , setting up Davis' shot for the ~ ;·~~~:, ~"" ., Wildcats and the wild finish . u ....,..,. · "We had great shots," Wlidcal M<>igs,.; """""''"'York '' Coach Mike Jenkins lamented after .=:.;~~~':~.~~~ the game, "we just missed too Vlntoo coonry 9; w"'~'"" >2 many. Theyexeculi'd and 11•edldn't. ~- 23 ~~Y.oisbtl• We haven't played in too many big w..,..., ~.,"" games 31)!1 ~ybe we tried a Unlo . ~!.,""';;;-:,!,0 '' •• lll<< loa hard. But gtveAdamscredlt. He_ v10,;., Crunty 31 wam-n LOCal stuck it in thefounhquarterwhen he ' • had to. " .=,:: Bel:,:;, · . . -- inCluding 4-4 in the tounh quarter, with six. . and 4-4 trom-u\e ·fooLllne . He-was- - -Nelt~enjoyed outstalld~ also the game's .leading rebounder, 1ng shoaling nights. Southern was grabbing ,;gttt caruns. Kevin 1843fromthefloor..forU.7percent, Teaford kept Soothern within strlk· while Hannan TraCI' could connect ing distance, scoring aU ten of his on jus1 18-54 shots, for 33 percent. points in the first half. Soothem won the game at the toul Swain led Hannan -TraCI' In line, making 7 of 8 attempts, while scoring with 13 points. The usually HannanTraCI'wasjust 6forl2atthe hlgh-scotlng duo of Deke Bafii<'S charity snipe. Soothern dominated aDd Phil Bailey 11-ere ~d to nJne the boards, outreboundlng Hannan and elghi potntJ; respectively. Trace31 -20. Soothern turned the ball Barnes made only 4·16 field goal cr;er 15 times. to just three for the attempts and was held scoreless In Wildcats. the second halt. Davis In SitS Reser\>es Win !eating Hannan J'ra<:e s reserves, !Xr<l7. Soulhern w.m; led by .Dave... Amburgey's 14 points. Tim GUbrkk> chipped In wllh 11, while Jamie Hensler and Todd Klml'S each added 10 for thC' Tornadoes. Steve Jarrell led the Wildcats with 20and Scott Rankin chipped In with LO. SOIJI'HEIIN cm - T~ 2 - ......... 8 .. .... .... .. 1~ 6 t'-L'I 12 ~ . ;:: r!~.c..... .!. rne ··········" • ,>1 .. . . --.5 5 .l(lj +19 :<on h G>Ula ................ .5 5 ,u ; .>J8 - JS.H3. 1.().2. T....., 1u.12. Soore hy •"""""' Hannan Trace .. Eastern m m; 11$ & n:w; J[9') ... 11 7 .. 11 ~lhern ,,.,,. K 1J<er CTf"'k ... . Nc.rth Galli<! .. . 966 tli!l .......... 5 JJ 1111 tm . ...... 5 13 ......... 2 16 fm ti.ll Southwes1ern ,;_ - .... S\'AC \'AR.t~rrY . S:Ntn~·PStern . :!,i Prlday'"'""""' Southern'$ Hannan Trace 47 Kygei· Cf("t'k 44 North c;aula 40 Eastern' 5i Svut}Jwestem -12 ' ··"=~~=:-:~"'1f\Uil ~.··-; ;:·~;,~~,_~ ~~~~; ·;;;~~~';:;;,--·-=~~r. =c= Hannan trac<· .. . . Sc--.!!..~ ....... .,;-rrr.< Easl:em .. J . . . . . ..... g 2 . 581 <78 ~'i": e 2 -fA3..., ~...? j &+I 1a 3 .3 7 ,~ ~ 1 611 .. ... 3 1 009 654 K)'gf'f Greek . ... North GoJU• ..... •... ~--thwestern T;. ... __ •I 9 521 G12 30 35M :aM Friday's........,, player gives him a n advantage as a manager. "I have one big advantage ~ver other managers. I'm a part of the team, and players are not afraid to talk tome.-! feel! know theseplayers as well as anybody could after only two mqitlhs," he said in an lnlerview , p .m. I flnal ) W L .... OW ........ 9 l 552 373 s...~t.,.... Sedlonal f1nal8 7::11 p.m. GAHS frosh · advance · in Rotary tourney ·P oiNT PLEASANT - Galllpo· lis' freshmen defeated Wahama 42-31 Friday night to advance to .lhe c hampionship game of 1the Point Pleasant Rotary In vitatio nal Freshman Tournament. Gallipolis will baWe Buttalo ol standings AJiGA!olo;<; TF.AM " ' L P OP 1 1.278 98'.1 Gremfl(>!d ......... , .......... 19 Gallipolis-. ., .•..... -. ............ 16 :J ~an ...... ............... .. ... l4 4 Oo.apeak<' . . ...........13 7 Jackson . . .12 6 At~ ............................ 11 8 ~!hem . ... . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. 1(1 8 lrornon ... .•.. . . .. 9 8 S:J\Jih Poi nl.. . .......... . ... 10 10 Waw:•rly ..... .. ........ 9 lU Pew1sroouth . .. 8 ll Rock Hill .... , .. . .. . .. . .. 7 12 1») 1L11 ~ m 1.112 l168 1184 10'2'J 1116 1® 982 tal HYJJ 1115 lllll! WlK'f'l('r'Sbun: ..................... 5 13 97J 10.I; 10.~ 973 1197 1CB5 llW.l 127'J 1167 Pt. Pleasa nt ..................... ... 3 12 !'«l 986 Northwest .................. ........ 2 16 973 11.91 N«H<EIIAL ""'"'"" Huntlnglon East 75 Pt . Pl<"<ss.a, nt f6 Northwl>sl 00 Wa Vl'l"ly ra8 Ponsroouth West 67 Wheelersbur~ 33 Soul hem ~1 Hannan Trace rJ2 Putnam County, a :lS-35 wilmer over Point Pleasant. Point and Wahama las! year 's opponenls in !he tournament chain· pionship game will mee1 in !he consolation match this lime. Meigs .. ~ -SEO cage- GAHS worked the clock down to 9 s illOt · seconas:~ ).. seven ._. . . Rarrrsotl - continu<'CI from' C I York to Miller. Both . also open tOurnament play next Thursday as Nelsonville-York plays Alexander alb p.m . and Meigs battles Belpre in the third and fin a I game on the same night. Sheridan takes on New Lexington in !he second game. SEL"','\'~..- HJfUI tt1I J An .lll AlJIIO('k h.fH.!. T tr~ D;n J.l li; T I /loo 1l llr"' 'l i t II~ .I;J \ Khnf' :' 1 1'1; ()up Wa /!l·t I hi< '-irn ..,_, \ ,Jj.!P l~f ll t M lk1 • H.u ......,111·114 TOTAL..; ~l · :il . )ftlliS I5tiJ- l!tril WI!" ' l'l 't. AI ad R•.ltlin -onl 4 ~. rJ.n·•· f.1 ~tw -r- ~ Pt: ,J.,, f' "rJ.' '11 1<1 1 t>H M ikd'hanu" '-i 1 1'1, [..f~ · PfMr·UH 11. ('h n~ Kt'l'lrvd·. 0 ll-ll 1'(JI",\j $ 15-U\.ijj. B\ t~uonr..,..,.. 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The Southeastern Ohio League ''B" champion Imps improved their season mark to 154 and finished conference play with a 7-l record . Jackson dropped to 8-10 on the year and-1-6inside theloop. - - - .GAHS led 12-7, Z7-21 and 35-27 at the quartermarks. Bront Croll paced the Jronboys with 14 . .left Colley added 10. Bo~ score: the job done. ~on:! &:>n j..nln l~n ~ . Hardin N(J11hrrn 6!'1 ll-·m ' Union $. Ubr·rty U n ion~ , .D.'xli•y ~ Grar~ch:ic'\1 ·H __ Block RIW"'' 78, Monrcr d llr" 77 !JIIll'octll'tll'r til. Ci<f;hl'f1 'iol re. A,,., Lakf' -'8 WillwJ~h!J:I. 1!:1. Y.•m,, ....,iu,. \ 3 8 U""'"' S.. Ttffln Columlian -IS Atl\f'nl M, ~ ffi . Al&I'Onl fj, AeacllWOiid ~7 ..:...,... ---A}'f'ni'o-:Dif' 86. U~X>nY- (ent"r --t'i Bad~f't' 5i. YOUI'tf(, I.IIJ>n y -l'i Barornon 68. Canton ~th ' 42 Bav lit Bl>lllll rf• !W. S '() .& odfon:l 0JaO(~ ~o4 , G.1rf!Md HIS ~ Blodr~Xd. M ~. lfi. 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Scherger, his appointed "light-hand man" DeM · ars, TommyHelms,pitchlngcoach JlmKaatandBruceKimm . A'IAILABLE 1616 EASTERN AVENUE 446-3672 r, .'\.15: ll f'ur •tl I J'l TOTAL."i''!:.)..Jt-56. (:a ttll•j i~ - .- make ~IDEO MO~IES ·-· · in 16.Potnisa.nlfMikeWt~kilnea!ldeil PER MONTH FOR 60 MONTHS .---High'school scores----. . SUNDAY. MARCH 3rd JACKSON- Jdel Spencer tossed GAllS was 27 ot 51 from the field for 53 percent, and eight ofll at the line for 72 percent as the Devils , upped their road mark to 7-2. Besides Bergdoll's l2 snags. DaQ DI'!'Ssel had seven of Gallla 's 33 rebounds. GAHS had ·13 turnovers. Jackson was25of61 from the field tor 41 percent, and nine of 21 at the line for42!1"rcent. The Ironmen had 3lret>ounds, nine by Wolford. JHS had nine turnovers. GAllS played at Pt . Pleasant last night. Next- Blue Devil game is Saturday, March 2, at The Plains in the ClassMSEctional Tournament. Jackson played Norihwest las! night and will host Logan in a makeup game Tuesday. Box score: . COMETofmt - Imps win league finale, 51 to 36 St-aUst'.c.s .' :-:,t,..,.,'"" -l•-2 1ft my starters too long. We a a dozen reporiers while he supervised Friday's first-day wor~~lloms1or pirc·ners alii! ca tchers said ... he ·didn't mind all the press attention. "No problem. I've been able to talk to them and still keep my eye on things out there. You know I'm not going to miss a turn In the batting cage, a nd I'll betaking my share of P'"''" Friday'• ,.,...., ""'P Se<-..J Toumamenl flnafi 7:311. SVAC R&<ER\'ES NEW S-10 seconds left . ...._..,., bounced to Bergdoll unden!Path. )tel~ !Wdionall'oo~. -=">--&:rgdcll-grebbed H e.nd·S!&'nii'i~ ~t · Southwestern ~r.·s. S orth Ga.ma 7 p.m. ds f K y~P.r c~k· n . Southern 8:45 pm in the hole .with four secon le ft, WedMI<Ia>'•""""" sending the game inlo overtime. n MellO Sedlonal ~ C rty Ea~em v'li . Southw('Stl'm·l"onh Ca llla came a . v.im...- U J p.m . GAHS got the lip, then controlled nu::r;r~ Too~ Hannan Trace vs. I ronton~ . Joe 8 p.m Southf'm o HanAAn Tract" t2 r.;"orth Callla ~ Kyg(,"f' C~k 65 Eastt.'Y"J"' 6-1 SrJUthwt'SteJ"n 48 ContinuedfromC-1 popped to mid-court. Brad Poe then slapped it to VinCI' .Wolford who laid il in to give ,JHS a 56-54 lead with 26 .. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-3 ror ~rn' fng f ~pem HfB$ .J0Dn . . ., "· ~S~=:;,.,,u \,~;:;;cruTa, ,;~ ~STilra':~ma~:ke.rn~~!s~tak~es~.~"~ne~~~saJigd.~~~~:;:::;£.~~~~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~;,;~~~~=t~====~::. :!_:;::;;-~!i-1-~~~ir£"~'~'i"~~~~!_:~~~~~-~·~-Ii· ?=:::::~~~::::: . K,..,. Creek ·· ...... · · ·1 7 ~; Eastern ... .. .......... '· .. 2 8 · . TotaJo 311 :Ill t'lVI t'lVI TAMPA, Fla. (API- Pete Rose ground balls," he said. "I've always mistakes, but goodonesdon 'trepeat making his spring training debut a~ gotten along wlih the press, and I'm thE'ITI time after time. Player-managa·-oQf the~nclnnatl -·-sure-~ will now~We-aU-ha,•e jobs to - "The toughest"part? It's no·secret ~ Reds, sayshewUlknowthlsseasonlf · do: They have theirs and I hav<' that there have to lie about 19 or 20 he Is Playing poorly enough to mine. " . cuts made. That's part oft he lob, bul warrant being benched. Rose started as a rookie with the nobody sits arouhd and looks Rose, 43, whoplarlstoplayhlmselt Reds ln1963.Helefttheclubafterthe foJWard fort hat day to come," Rose at first base while managing the 1978 season anll played for Phliadel· said. . Reds, said, "I'll play a nd,as long as 1 phla and Montreal before relolnlng Rose plans to spread his work over Cinclrtn·au last Aug. 17 as player· the four-field complex here, so his contribute, I'll be in the lineup. No one will have to tell me if I belong on manager, to succeed fired Man~ger manager's eye can make as many the bench. I'll take myself out ot'the Vern Rapp. Rose Is the only current obs,ervations as possible. lineup." player-manager In the big leagues. New Reds coach Billy DeMar~ He said he has other players who Rose said he Is learning from hls has seen Rilse in action. can takeoveralfirstbase,lncluding managerial mistakes. . "!was with him in Phllad<•lphia veterans Tony Perez a nd Cesar "Sure, I made mistakes, and and at Montreal," DeMars said. • Ha ...n1T= M' L Pel; ,._ ........... 11 51f/T7 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . ~ ,.n~~~~.,Y~Z~~ ~~~ s;.,~~':13~~ Davis 3-2-8; s 1cve sttn D-n Mark Sheo<s Pomeroy~Middleport-Galllpolis, Rose ·will know when to bench himself .;''!';::;:, !;·: :.':g. .g;;r-;:.,~:· ~!'i-, 1 ~, 0~ J.().2.Tol...;. c .cage -stanamgs AUG~~ ~" Devils beat I ronmen 19th s~raight time .. · l· · February 24, 1985 I ~~~~IS ~~~-~«.!,,,R.,!.i~c!~,~~"~~~~.::: .. ii:'i ....... 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Gal lipolis, iH The Plaln.o;, R p.m. l{jJL~Iloro v". W<~Vl'rly , at Unlolo. 1 p.m. PAIUIEW Other Sizes Available . y p.m. :1 ...... DOOR 18 18 ZITJ Zl'n -rn'\iW.....,n,"-'·.~SAIE 12.110 CFI.INGFAN 54171 * Athens ....... .. ............... 3 4 429 4.\!; Jackson .. ........................... 2 5 432 465 Ironton ............. ..... ,.. .........2 5 395 42-J TotUI. w/attached cushion back 42.. Almond IIIUSI SEOAL vARSJ1Y Team Loop r ARRnLL NORRIS DODGE. INC. 3orititRDAVL •·------- - -- ~ lilLUPOUS arr-..- --- 446-0142 " _. • i Weekdays 8:00 a.m. to ~.-. ....a.- .-cuun••l~ ••n• o,M ,. u.vv t... \V 7:~p.m. C·M " m v.vv- .,., .. Sundays 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. �- - -- - - -------- ·----- -- ----- ---· February 24, 1985 Page-C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport--Gallipolis. Ohio El1$tern·girls, ~NQr_th Gallia cop_ tournament wins ,--.:_~ --.~ ·, ~.-;."'\ · -..--,.·;,;;--:---·..-.:--· ,~,...,...,..,,,....,..,-,-::,,,..,.,. :.;., ,.,.-,----- .- ·--::-.~~..,..... ..... -... - _.. .__ ----;;,~s~F~;;:i~~:~-;;~~~;,·· ;· ·~~~ -··- ~;:j;hai;;-;~~;;; ~,m:--'t·o, ilm:~v The winner will adva nCI' to the Waverly district , a nd play lhf Chillicot he sectional winner. In lower bracket play, Eastern meets North GalUa at 9 p.m . The winnet advances to the Waver ly district, and plays . the Minford Box scores: • .-~">=RN ,..; '~"~!~~~:·~~ 1;_~'"~ ""'" "'"'' .,., , ""'"" "'"" ""''"" ,...,, """'"' '·'" · TOT,u,-..,.... !•i01.'111\U)oin :Rs ~ .. , - f...:trii.J :1:1, : f',ll r'lrk j.r ~ J-1; ,\k~c·:JI ;.;~ 16: L:rmtJt·r1 .l l7: liummolid OI IIt. et• •1(•rr~ J 1 : DQnra n.(J.il.TOT,\L" :!li-Hi. . A~· qLiur11'f~_ . . ~.,.. ~~~·rn ._. , .................. ·......... , I~ ~~ ~~ ~-~ sectional winner. • . ~.,,.,.,,. .," • ·-- ............... <• " '' <- •· 11 was the last night of regular play CHESH~E- Mike Kemper, the SVACs.top.scorer t.hisseason. (:lid It _ for eight K_C se~ors- Vogel, ~t~ve one better here Friday night by · WiiilgO, Umy Edge, Anthony posting 45 points and breaking the · KJtch~n, ·Rodney Morgan , Garry previous )'Chciol record to lead North Pennmgton, Bnan Wamsley and Gallla to a 76-65 win over Kyger Barry Matthews. The Pirates' Cr,.,.k. Brian Hawks and John Diddle also "As for Mike. what can I say?" saw their last season game with the noted Pirate Coach Bruce Wilson team. afterward. " He played one heck of a · Kem per's scoring outburst was game ." aided by David Hammons, who had : Kemper'sperformanceshattered 12 · and Todd Deel, who fired in 10. Greg James' 43-polnt school .mark KC's Vogel recorded 21 points, set in during the 1975-76 season. w,a ugh ha d 14 and Riehle GUmore · Kemper recor~ 42 points last DeC. added 12· 21 w]Jep..Jbe. Pirates defeatt'!l .c As ~ ~he c~~ w~n .the c ross-_ _. , i. -.~~~...... ---r!"":'-.,. .. 7- .,..,, .··:-""......., •.... .., With a 5-13 record and a fina l league standing of 3-7. Keith Carter's Bobcats are also 5-13 on the season and 3-7in the SVAC. "After our loss last night (Thursday, to Eastern, 77·-66), we sat in the locker room and had a long talk about how defense has let us down a ll season " Wilson said " I told . . • points by trips to the charity stripe. NG bullt the lead to 12 on three occasions, but KC stayed in the gameuntllKemper's finalirlp to the foul line at 14 seconds yielded the final score. ; Both teams were dose in shoot· . . 53 mg, as NG $(Ink 30 of 56 tries for , he ld a seven point (13-6) lead percent and KCwasgoodfor26oflts orfl'nSIVe average but you have to Todd Deel at 2. 5.1 put the Pira tes • · h db · have t!:!atcdefense. So we se! a goa!.-...~._ .ea'"""'" :t,E~!l~ 17:8.Jk. ,.,r . !'or tonight. to hold them to 52 point s. H';:"~r, foul shooting by Waugh Pirates were 59 percent (16of27) on amf.Shiine .. NORTH llALLIA (76)- Kemper.'?-1~~•: ll<OJ 4-2-10' Diddle 1·0-2, 1'"' ~ 1 - 5 ' Hawk.< 0-1·1: Hammons 6-().12. Totals 30-16-71. KYGF.Jl. CREEK (65) - Vogel S-fr21 : Waugh ~ -14 : Wamsley 3;0-6: .K IIchcn ?·HS: Morgan 2·1-5; Edge' 0·2·2: c~ilmf)l'f' &0.12. . Score by quatler$ · -g.1f;fth:~p¥~~1~~:;p~~~~~~~-"·""',--: .=""' ---:=i\<t(·(~l)~~~~i.1:·4~_,~~..~·'. ~~-~~"'tlieffi~~·Thaf"--we ·=alWays _:,ger""our=v-ffl46Wuy-.~tnr;;ug~;~~am -a~~~l..~t-ot:r" ,-.,.~:r·aneinpT~ur·- ~1· ~I'Cenl.."'liie"'·"'""~~~ri:~-.-~ .. -~~~~~~~~~~~~·"' L~- ~=~= . the Galha County quin1e t 9-4 Jn the las~" staru:a to roEOJTtaln alive · in post-season play. Sout hwestern led 17-12, 34-22 and 43-39 attbequartermarks. Augie SpcnCI'r led the Eagle girls . with 17points. TonyaSauoy addedlO NOK'Ill r,uJJA j.u&) -c ~,,~~ '' .. wl, lll.•lkt:\IJ" 11.rHt Huriln :1-1 i : LPM .. ~I•·• 2·r~ t cumpb~l Hi: . :-iP1 <' 1 " ..1ill.O:.~.!V· 11 i.!f_.._O.£U~_ . A!~+#! .1H".l.!.·~'!'!:.-~ALJ.i ":~111ER.' .:•> - c"mmJ"' '""' ""' ' "" """m' ' ' '"' .,,.,.., , ..,.;, F..nm;m ',., , ""''" ·~~i·~U~~~. 11-fi-D: (irw""" "' "'nN" ~~;~~;r~UJu 1-1~2 : . :::··::::.:::: .. ::.· :.: 1 A mold 1M ~ ~ fr~ ~: Athens stops Logan, 54-50 ATHENS Logan 's newly the Logan bench was hit with a crowned champions of the 1984-85 technical foul. Bill Finnearty . missed the front SEOAL campaign went dowJl to· Pefeat for the firs1 . Ume. .' in. loop .end ..cf a-~ cn~arid~cnf!-, but· Jack · compet ition Friday night as Athens '· warman canned. both technical throws to conclude the scoring. edged the Chieftains, 54-50.Logan's Keith Myers led all With only one makeup contest, at Jackson on 'tuesday, remaining, the scorers with 18 points with Miller Chiefs own a S-l league mark while a dding 3. nrnner-upGallipolls closed out wit h Finnearty's H points paCed the a 5-3 record. AHS defense with Chris Geilg Friday night it was a ll Athens as chipping In 13. the host Bulldogs raced to a 22-14 In raising Its records to ll-8 and 3·4, Athens connected on 19 of 36 . first period lead and were never tied - -or Q<>hind·during theumtPSt :~ goals for 52.8-pereent, converted 16However, the Chiefs outscored of 20 at the line, and grabbed 19 _ AHS 36-.'12 over the. next three rebounds. quarters to keep the score close. ' Logan finished with 21 of 42 shots Logan closed to within two, 52·50, for 50 percent, made eig ht of13 free with 33 seconds remaining on a goal throws, and claimed 19 rebounds. by Kerry York and in the next 31 seconds, .Jack Mlller missed '.wo l.()(iAN jdjl) - .la('k Mill<'!' ~ ·.'> · 1 .1 ; s.,JII ~·OJrnr free throws, ihe ball was blocked out D. .1. Cnnr; l€1 11 ·.1: Troy WriW!r 'l.Q-.1; .lim Wald of bounds, followed by a jump ball. 0J-{)-!~fl::!: l<dth MYPr.. 9 4 ~ lR KP1T\' y ... · ~ 1 · ~ · 10. TUI'..\I.'i and York missed a game-tying goal :O·K--IJ. (,\.t) - 11111 FiniX'«rTy ~-1· 1-1 ; .r..rr 1\-•an from the foul line with five seconds ~ ·-~"~ II : .rae)! \\';.U"man 1~ .1 · .1: C'hrl~ 1.rorwrd 1· 1 ·.~ : Oi<\"1' M(';\lll~lrt' l:! t!: Chr~ r;N·I.: ~J.I J , Tm'A.IB 19-li-s.l. left . Smrr hv quan( •rs· Just two seconds remained when l..o ~an ... .... .. .............. .... 14 li 1~ 1 j-~ill York drew his fifth personal foul and 1\rtw•'" ... .... . ................ ..... , .. '12 '1 11 1f.-~ AMBURGEY AVIATION BODY SHOP . A TOTALLY UNIQUE D~SIGN ........ ~~- IN- MEMORIAlS ,. BAIRD. S 446-4060 '• DON OR STEVE 24 HOUR TOWING for SWHS. When Collins wasn't ripping the nets, Barber,Leachman, and Bissell picked up the slack. Another key to the outcome was Eastern's42-34 edge in rebounding; Wade Leachman arid Brent ET ·Bissell grabbed 15 and 7 respecttvely . Burleson led the Southwest- 244.. , ~ DAMAGE FREE ROUIACK SERVICE--:- ~ . RT. 7 ACROSS fROM HOLIDAY INN Bto~~ anot·hcr h~a n- - giveupam:!-rp..adeone!astromeback_ bid. During that same stint 'Mark Shrlvers and Tone Chapman had good efforts coming off the bench to score tltr"" eiiCh for EHS. The EHS bid fell short, however, beea use when the dust had sett led at the end Eastern maintained lts64-48margln of victory. Donnie -'Becker led the Little ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs. Marauders with 16 points while Ed reserves raced to 19-7 first period ' Kitcnerrdune up With i3 antl Steve lead and cnilsed to 57-35 win over Musser added nine. C. R. Savage the Nelsonville-York reserves here led the Little Bucks with 11 . Friday. Coach Mlck Childs' Little Marauders played one 'of their flnest Local howling games of the year, evld~nced by their 17 of 23 foul shooting. NYHS 'hi-County Bowlin~ Umsw reserves mad<' seven of 18. Meigs t~eb. Ut, IIIH!I w!'nt to 12-7 on the year and ll-6in sc~"' Team Pt."i. the TVC. 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RESPECT. . ____ Prep scores nesday in the sectional tournament. .North Gallla plays Southwestern 'tuesday at 7 p.m·. at Meigs High School in the opening round game. The tournament finals areslatedfor Friday. MHS resen'es rip NY, 57-35 ' Llllll ' MlumJ OJ , Wf'IPrn The Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- C-5 most-ls-th-at;o-;~:·· '";r~ou~n~d~p~m;v;,ed~to~be~t~he~ba~c;k~b~re~ak~e~r?~~;~~~~g~giarne;;;~o~n~W~ed;r-: i: coachPS the knows which member of the talented young Eagle cluti to stop. Friday was no exception as Collins took hlsactcenter-stageinnetting10 field goals and 4 free tltrows for his game-high tot11L Other Eagles chipping in were Kevin Barber and Greg Leachman , with eight eacl); Brent Bissell nine, Jeff Ca ldwell break as Eastern's torrid shooting put victory out of reach . The ' Highlanders were led by duel 16-point eHorts from senior Mll,<e Bailey and sophomore Sean Colley, while Steve Pelfrey and J usty Burleson tallied six each . Showing the poise of a senior, Caldwell, a freshman , quickly put TIMATES ..--~----..!.- Eastern's Offense in gear rr:om his Coach Dennis Eichinger's Eagles point guard position, white Collins, hltawarm26of55for47percentand Leachman, Barber, and BisSell 12of20atthellne!or58.SWHShlt23 Ei\SLMEIGS . - A-big third • aligned the _offense with precision. __of 7~!m:.32.percent and2 of 3 cat the perkld and a 24 point effort from The Eagles alternated the fast line. sophomore guard Eddie Collln~ Eastern had 10 assists led by break with Its individual talent on rocketed the Eastern Eagles to a the offense to take command 1S-JO · · Leachman '.s5, 9steals, J6turnovers 6448 SVAC triumph over the after the flrst period. and 14 fouls. SWHS had 8 assists, 12 Southwestern ~lghlanders · here Southwestern reversed roles In steals,9 turnovers, and 13 fouls . · Friday night in the llnal round of Eastern won the reserve contest the second canto as Coach Lloyd loop play ~t Eastern High SchooL 57-42 for Its third victory a$ Bryan Myers' crew adjusted to -find . Eng_ag!ng in a close battle durlng daylight in the EHS defense . BaUey Durst paved the way with 23 points, , theopenlngtworounds, the halftime Mark Griffin had one of ·his best and Colley {ll'Ovlde much of the closed jlt 29-26 Eastern's in favor, offensive spark with a tough Inside · nights with 15, and Parrtn·Drenner however, the 21-8 deficit handed to out combinat ion that pulled the had 10. Andy Haislop toss in 16 for ' H1ghlanders the was just too much Highlanders within three at the half SW, Dan Patrtck15, and White four. , to overcome as EHS soared to the 29-26. ' Eastern played at Parkersburg win. ' · For three rounds the game was CatholleSaturdaynlght.TheEagles ·.v~!!,....-b'..:t:=S:ll!e'r:.x! (Chuck) Vogel got hot In the second ' pu'. t e beats one point behind the half, but I still think we played one Vtsltorsdurmg the last minute. But a heck of a game. pass by Lee to Kemper on the inside "I told them, 'the coaches know and a jumper put the Pirates a head you cando it , but you have loproveit by three a t the end of the period. to yourself,' " he continued. "And NC slowly built upon Its lead throughout the second quarter, they did." Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va. BV SCOTr WOLFE Glassburn had eight. The win puts the Pirate reserves at64in the SVAC and KC a t 3·7. Totals 26-13-65. . -~--=----- Thne&Sentlnel Staff · ~"'1-,:,....rJJ.&"l.Jfo:..,....~~~lnn...~\P:~ ·~""''.~J...J,~.. f':'• •...,.i:')-~,...4._, .t'lj.ln'~·~· IJ ..._t.._.~.......1 l2~.or..........:b!C:,-:--nt-JvJA_:r:--; c?nnected on a basket in the first e 1gfit seconds. Within the next few seconds. a Bobcat foul was to send Kemper to thefoulllnefortheflrstof many NG visikts . ' too a slim lead after that, but on successive buckets by Kemper, Hammons and Paul Lee the Pirates -- ___ _ Eagles triumph, finish third although scoring by Waugh and foul shots, while the Bobcat~ J~lll!hen .11arrowed the deficit to connected on 13 of25 for 52 percent. three (23-20) at ~: 17. Edge's two· KC had 25 -rebounds,:wun siX by succeSsful foul sbots cut ltto31-26 at ·Morgan and fiVe each by Waugh and 1:09, but a knee injury took Kitchen Pennington, and six turnovers. NG outofthegamewlthamlnuteleftto recordedelghtturnovers. play. Morgan's rebound on a A tense reserve tilt saw the Wamsley ball put the score at the Pirates hold the lead untll l: 10in the half ;It32-28: fourth quarter when Riehle GilKemper's scoring abilities mor!''S foul shots. tied KC wit h the showed In the third quaner, as the visitors. They were then able to bold Pirates surged aheadforl8polnts - - the lead for a 44 -40 Win. all by Kemper. KC, which beneflted Gilmore was high m a n for KC fmm'Vogel's shooting, was held to With 17, follo_,wed by Tim Gordon 14. With 10. Bryan Johnson and Mike N_G _pressed onward, although a Bradbury added _SIX each 'todd ~ Th;~in e;ed :~~;~ to;NG~ lntPnse fronltiiesrclrf. Wh€ii'f<Itcllen- ~ tXlth......SideS -tOpt k u~- nUmerotiS··--Callihan·~pOSted . 16 . _....__ 24, 1985 Pirates deal Bobcats 76-6516op defeat GALLIPOLIS - Eastern and and Kristi Hawk eight. For SWHS, North GaUia advanced In u!e Class . .Tony a McNeal netted 16and Sandy A girls sectional bask£'tball tourna- Patrick 14. Dianna Nlda added nine. men! here Friday nig ht. · In the nig htcap, defendtngcham· In the opening contest, Eastern pion Southern !ell at the hands of the nudged Southwi,'Stern, '18-47. North Pirate girls. North Callla led 1.1-8, Gallia eliminated Southern 48-38 In 25-17 and 38-27 at thequart<icmarks. 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Page-C-6-Tile Sunday Times-Sentinel 'l"ll!l.. - Jtmtintt • • Environmental Protection Agency Admiltlstrator Lee M. Thomas. · Eckart a Democrat, said the bill would . "dramatically" tn~rea~ the.financial burden on the stat~. · · The Ohio Public Interest Campaign in Colull'\bus said Friday ··that EPA information shows that one-fourth of Ohio's Superfund.sltes are not slated to receive any clea0 up money before the ~>n!l of the fiscal year. have learned that se\ien. ~f()hi<)'s:!8S1upe'Tfund will nol receive even n""""""'nv WASHINGTON (AP) , - An Ohio Congressman says the Reagan administration's new "Super1und" , bill is too weak, and an Ohio toxic waste watchdog says one· fourth of the state's current ·superfurld sites ; won't get cleanup funds .thls year: • "We should be charging foiWard, and the bUI · sound$ a rei real," said Rep. Dennis Eckart, a : member or the Hquse Energy and Commerce. who : has been active in toxic-waste Issues. The administration's proposal would expand _ cleanup operations of toxic waste dumps bul force • share the Toxic Action Project. statement. . :. The group listed thl' followjng sites as those not . To help pay lor cleanup rosts, the EPA asked . : . scheduled to receive funding: Big D Campground 1n Congress to enact a new "waste end'" tax that would . : Ashtabula County, RepubUc Steel!luarry ln~Loraln,~ levied on au businesses depositing materials .In ·~ .: Genel'al . Electdc in Cal~. Powell Ro,id and · toxic _dumps or ~xportlng such materials. This tax_ : . lndUsbial w.. DiBpolal ·landfills 1n Dayton, wouldseektoral!esaxlmWlonayear,ormorethan . : SchWing Landfill In Lawrence County and the Van hallotthemoneylheEPAisproposingiDspendonthe Dale J1,1nkyard 1n Marietta. • Superfund . program . in each of the five years , • beginning Oct. 1. . . : "The llifonnatlon we . are reieasmg today Is compelling evidence not only tor the,renewal of. the CongresSional panels, . blcluding the House Ways Superfund but tor a significant stfengthenlng and andMeansCommlttee,hawrejectedtheapproachln · : · acceleratiQn of. the " Ms. Buchana said. · the past on the grounds that It is too uncertain a re ·:we on The legislation was unveiled Frtday Shultz · def~nds pres~ure on Nicaragua • • • . • i ~~. ~ . "". maintain pressure on Nicaragua through supp()rt of anll·Sandlnlsta -· . . """"· "'"·""""'.' ~ ,~ ....... 7 . ..,., •• ..... l'e't:Jeis:·=.-"='"'7=- ""'=· ..... ~'--""-·-- · ·~ ' .• ·-' . ·-· Without a chqe In Nicaragua's behavior, ShUltz said. "lasting in Central Ainerlca wW be u .s. presSure, the Sandlnistas wru ' entire region." WAsHINGTON (AP) - SecreShultz said 11 is "lmmatertal" te tary of Slate George P. Shultz Is . continue to bulld up ~lr military raising the posslblllly .of eventual establishment, export revolution the Unlled States 'whether a change In Nicaraguan behavior Is achlE'IIed direct U.S. In Central and reject democracy. .,... .( -- - - - -..- ..-.... c coP)'11at11 198 5 24. 198& . - peace actions taken by the Sandlnistas It would . trac,- vt -t-he·.,N!camgu·Qii~ pa:;p;c;n"'"= alct,~ 'ei"" in '=~rt ,cwith . .o-{~r='·= i!".SU!!:!ng."'!Q '-thPr!l--=to_ imagine that Shultz said . ."'flleo sec;pnd casualty domestic opponenls or through I be they do not bellE'IIe in their would beUJesecurltyofNicaragua's "Collapse" of the Nicaragu.an proclaimed goals." neighbors and the security of. the government. . . . . . . the freedom and hopes fonlemo- Unless I he "appropriate steps" are taken now to ensure that the Sandlnistas change their behavior, :'lhen we may find iater,' when we can no longer' avoid acting, that the . stakes will be higher and the costs . . greater," Shultz said Friday. Shultz delivered astrong appeal WASHINGtON (AP) ~Like the. stoOcllnfrontof20sacksofmaUsent .for a resumption of U.S. assist~nce "StepP\!(I·on·Stepmother," ''Dog· to the White House at 1\is. Van . to the "contra" rebels, asserting house Grandma," ·"Fussy-in- Buren's suggestion. · · they are on 'lthe fronlline in the Florida, ." and "Mad· in · ReagansaldtheWhiteHousewas · •. struggle for progress, security and · Manhattan," President Reagan has receiving an average of2,tWfetters .fi~om in (:enlra~Amer]ca." . written to "Dear Abby'' with a · a day and had collected more than . .. ' ., .-. R eagan wn•tes . 'Dear · Ahh . y'. MASON"F-URNITURE have - · The adrtlllilStra tiOh 'ls' seeking$i4 · Pfobiein. ,,,,_million In aid to the resistance In a Jetter due to u;c cibin Fever". and so does our dally sales report! Now we're doing something about itl ALL PRICES REDUCED! '><. ~Rh)£2 DIE5K so•/oOFF! COmPLETE: 10PI£C£ MAPLE SI'UDENT DESK "CMial Fill£2~... .,eautlfullO piece group .in $Oiid .fawn Color fabric at· . tac~back. Reg. '269.11 $134.97 PIT GROUP Reg. $1395. CABIN FEVER PRICE NOW LASHES OUT AGAINST SANDINISTAS - Secretary of State George Shultz 14!1111 a San Francisco luncheon Frida): that the Sandlnlsta govemment h118 Imposed a new and bl-utaltyranay on the Nicaraguan . people. ShWtz re.\ewed his caD for U.S. ••"'st'lllce to t!Je rebel op]JOI!IItlon In Nicaragua. ( AP Laserpholo ). • $995 . . , OJC(A5i\\ONI\l ln\BlLIE5 BROYHILL OR BASSETT GLASS TOP Show~ '99. ea. $49. · Choice of plaid ~lid $129. .... $349. EA. A Cool 1170. On This 25" Color Console ~JTH w ~ QIMim. ~ Reg. 1719.111 SlriH Cotor TY • 5 Piece $7700 ·Save 120. .ONLY 1 6 PIECE 1 Channel Scln tutur.. • Zenith Chrom~r" tOO Ac:· , .,.,._, _, hu• Tubt tor owtstullln& ~u.. hill'· ICht detail. . • O.p.ndalbll 100% Modulu . believe at only DINETTE Down fk.Jtton tnd T'IIOSpMd Great Prices on every . TV in stock I a2s4zNK . • Qu•rtz-controllt<f Ellct~ hnln1 with at.n111l UGI $549. MAPLE CHEST All woad, h8ve to see to Solid Wood . "-"= Z· l CJ111ai1 101 ~-lift reli· .... llty. . .~~t N0~179. CAPTAINS 7 Piece · 1269.•. QUARTERS An 011tllancline Colonl•l 111lue featuring a )6 ln. Squar•Rourul tabla ftlafltxt.n~ to•• incites for edr• space. Tht top llltlrfacld Wlfh UIY car• mar-rnlltant l•mlnalt iurround.cl with feur to lid • liiC1nK'IIc Powtr ...... protom(IIOnlntl, mijllon contract to make ticket dispensers lor the 0)11o Lotlery Commission are "ridiculous, " says Terry Fazio, ITO part owner and vtcc .presldent.. · · "The whole lhlng is so really ridiculous," Mrs. Fazio said In a telephone lhlervlew from Mesquite; Texas.") lhought I hal cverylhlng was fine. Bull his Is ,n a,bsolult' joke." Stale Rep. Thomas Walkins, R'Stow, has asked Gov. Richard Celesle lo suspend the(X)ntract because S DRAWER "1!1'1&111 Palll!t"/ ' .. ONLY4 of 3 r::otors. fabrics. -- Discontinued Item •Odd Lots La·Z· Boy Rocker· Recliner. Choi~e · or -· .. BIG PLUSH RECLINER cloth w.O H mates chllr& in 1 wtrm coufllry uk llr!lth. Th• pertell:l ctlnlt,.tor "'' homiWhtrl Uytatnctct"raiiiiUy '"'mUst. ACfiU L:::1/lifM . e36JC4b60 tilble, .. swivel caster chilirs e Avlillble In chro'me or almond . . · Reg. '399.11 $279. . . .-. . . . . rwo klctt, ~ roof~~, '- · No JNObltom wllh ltlts twe-ltory Md. One slteps up, antsiiiPI down , No fl9tltln9 now I And ftlt whOII unit taltts up ICIIItflt of your lloor space , ,, en• yo"i' ltUdf11, Stur· dy, ltlcf· proof pltces he~ ruettd so! ld pint trOftfl and • rut"c pint llnlsh. Aovncted •din on n all . Tilt tllgll rlae bunk bed plut tour•draw•r chn145ft : malc:tllng Sfudtnl delk<S7U ~ chllr with upholtterlf statsu , Includes leddlng , Extra nice and nylon florel cover. heavy, REG. $199.9< · NOW$ . a sa ~ \; .... ~· ... ' 00. ONLY J GROO UP OF NIC,E .. ' .. . . . . .. -,... .. ' •.. " . •' • • ..•• • ..·'•.,. Lee Fisher'sofflce gol· afler about three weeks." . Mrs. Fazio and her husb<ind, John, run the Jole's diSl'Q\Int. store in WUiowlck, a Cleveland suburb. ThE'y were In Texas this week to open a store near Dallas. Mrs. Fazio said she and attorneys Richard Pinkett and Jerome L. Benioff contro160 percent of the newly fanned corporation's stock. She said she' has conlrofling inierest . . · myself." • Slanley Fisher was elected president and acts as . •: ITO's lawyer and statutory agent .. Both Fishers have strongly defended themselves as scrupulously honest In the matter. Both said Celeste~ . Lee Fisher and Mary Zone - Lee Fisher's mother· In· law and Lottery Commission dPputy. ·• • . director- kneW nothing of the contract negotiations~ ..:· .• .. . . people blame for pollution and acid rain. Robert Porter, a DOE spokesman, said more than 160 proposals have been received for·pUot and demonstration projects; However, the Reagan adminlslrallon has said Industry should finance commercial projects and Is unlikely to recommend spending money on any of the projecls. AEP submitted lwo proposals.· one involving renovallng an existing plant south of SteubenvUie, Ohio, into a $100 lnilllon coaHired poWer plant. AEP also seeks fede~al help for a plant In Beverly, Ohio, to separate coal from pyrite, which contains sulfur, in research bing done with Norton·Haniblelon Inc. of Ann Arbor, Mich. The Ohio State University Research Foundation Is seeking federal help to convert a New.ark, Ohio, plant Into a coal desulfurtzation faCility that would use bacteria 10 teed on the sulfur. 'flleo process was patenled by OSU Professor Patrick R. Dugan. Battelle CoJl).'s Columbus Laboratories submitted two sugges· lions on coal cleaning: gasified coal treated with a Batte[Je.patented , process and fluidized bed combustion. . fd t · ,· mj' e ..' • ·from Ohio huddle. in Washington .. .. ... ' WASHINGTON lAP) -An Ohio congressman says he wants to see the state benefit from more of the "close calls" -that occur In the awarding of defense contracts. Rep. John Kasich mel Friday wtth about :JJ represenlatlves 01 military contractors and subcon· tractors with hilslness inlerests In Ohio - Including Rockwell .Corp., TRW Inc. and Gould Corp. - 10 discuss how the state can grab a bigger share of Pentagon dollars. "I got the meeting together ..... . . . ... ' ~- ------- .' ~' ... Rep. John Kaslch' met Friday wHit about 31 repl'e: · ' :: : .. -. .. !ientallves of military CORtractors and !lllboontl'actors with buslnesa lnlere8ts In . , .•• Ohio to dlscull8 how the sta&e . • _. can ....., a "'~r share o1 ""....,.,.~ • ,·Pent•....., dollars. ·-~· , :,: : attachment trained to operate tn:' ~ . : very cold weather being based in>. : -:-= Florida. •;;_,; .• • ' ;,;;;¥;4:MryJ'MJU!l,e.pJYJ:llid!~!Mo41n;~~~"""" ·"<'''i'<:~·~r~·e~r~n;;a:::~·~rie~p~o~r~~s~u~r~a~n~l~U~~~lr~~'F:.~d'+~bec~a~usei{~~ha~v~e~nev~e~rbe~fo~re~ha~d~a~.~~~~t~h~lnF.k~ofa cotderptaceln - ' . ' ~...... ..... ~~~~~!: medium 01 .. lured ch&>~ron motif, rounded and shaPICI topa ecctntect bY br••• aMI woad htrdWif't, 5MIYH are bthl.ncf doors and 111 lnterlon are tlnlshM. PIKel are large tCale for roomy 1tera.ve ancl ar• tully dust·proofed with f.ull c•nt•r 1uldtd drawers. FlnilhiCI. In AthltY'I •-ctuslw 21 COLUMBUS iAPl -Columbus Zoo Director Jack'Hann~ says an elephanl that was haying too much fun nearly stomP\!(! on two members of Hanna's photographic safari In Kenya. In a telephone lriletview with The Columbus Dispatch frOm theM!, Kenya S;lfari.Ciubon Friday, Hanna said two men on the safari were sleeping in a ten I Tuesday on Jlle Serengetl Pl~lns near Tarizanla """' th t when a bu U eIephani step""" on e 1en . "You see, the rains came early over here and the elephants are eating a grass thai affects them like marijuana,' ' he said. · Once lhe menrt"Covered from their Sllrprlse, they trt«J to crawl . from their tent, bul slopped when they saw six lions sitting l)t>arby, Hanna said. · Eventually, camp employees with firebrands chased 1pe elephant "· ld ~~~LJi~~~~§~§~r ONLY ·18 1\\0~lfN 11W~EI'R oPINE Priced From ' ....• hio briefs:-----·,_._, Defense contractor-S COLUMBUS iAP) - Pollee are invesllgatlng a claim thai ,a woman was raped afler a police dlspalcher refused lo send officers to her home in response to her call for help. In a $13 million lawsuil filed this week.in Franklin County Common Pleas Courl, Penny K. Tufford, 21, said she ci)Ued pollee as a man was lrying lo.break inlo her home on Dec. 8, 1984. 'flleosuit claims I he dispatcher, who was not named, refused Io send officers unless Ms. Tufford described too prowler. When Ms. Tufford said she could not describe the prowler, Ihe dispal cher hung up the lelephonc, according to the suit. A!ler Ihe man broke In, Ms. Tufford talked With him for about 20 minutes and Ihen called pollee again, the suit says. The man was raping her when police arrtved and Red when he saw the erulsm' 's flashing llghls, lhe suit says. Depuly Pollf'<' Chief Robert Kern said the woman dlspalcher has nol been idenrlfled.· . . . . WOOD GROUP · oOAK oMAPLE . ~' · ~o- ~· $4l,(XK} foi the March 'of"Dt.-n~ ~!.."'.ct" · ' againsl: --pauci, Which - had - ~· ·hifn· ~" ~~~e!~¥!~~!~~~~~<1~~~~!~~ D A rich .: :: lJ!' published Ms. Van Buren used her· column · oaralyzed. movement but Is faced with heavy Monday, Reagan .u rges newspaper Jan. 30to urge that conlrilr.!tlons for opposillon to the proposal, part leu· readers of advice columnist Abigail the March of. Dimes be sent . to larly in the Democrat-controlled Van Buren to send conlrllr.!tions for Reagan on his 74th birthday Feb. 6. House. . .. ' . . the March of Dimes directly to the Tomakesurethat noonethoughl The rebels have receivedsomeSffi charity and ·not lo the White House; he was upset with the fund-raising million in U.S. assistance beginning as "DearAbby"hadrecomrnended. appeal, Reagan .posed ror pictures · in198lbutacongressionalcutoffhas "This wUJ. alleviate any delay In wtth Ms. V,an Buren; slx·Y~~r-old l;lecn In eff€1!1 since last May . thQse contrtbutlons reaching the Kristen Ellis 01 Hebron, Ky., the 1985 Shultz, criticizing congr.esslonal •. ~ Mar.ch of D[!nes, _and, It will also Mafch of Dimes Poster Child;. the · crilics qf the measure with unusu- solve the tremendous logistical .. president's wife, ~Nancy; and· the problenisl.halarlsewtlenl'nonetary young puppy, "Lucky," which had ally harsh langtiage; said, "Those llems of any kind are sent lo tny ·been given to Reagans by the Ellis . who would cut off these freedom fighters from the resl of the attention at the White House," the family. · democratic world are, In effecl, presldenl said In a letter dated Feb. The Reagans each signed the cast . consigning Nicaragua tot he endless 4. · on Kristen's right lei(, and Lucky · darkness of communist tyranny. "Yourreaders'I'QOperationlnthls · jumP\!(! upon her wheelchair. The · requesl will maj<e my staff much young girl, who , ls partially para· ·tlnd . they are· leading lhe United Stalesdownapalhofgrealdang>:"r." happier, and It will also ~Uow the lyzed, broke her legse\leral weeks PRESIDENTIAL SIGNATURE - . 1'1 eatdl!llt &aald March . of Dunes to · ~~ to work ago. , Shultz's remarks came durtng a speech to the Commonwealth Cl~b Immediately on the vital activities . "Thedoctortl'llsmeshe II soon be Re..... olps a eaM OD the Jec al of San Francisco. A text of I he your reader'$ are .supporting:" . out of ihat cast and everything wUJ the Mardi ... DllnM Paaer address was made available by the Reagan added. , · be all rlghJ." ,Reagan said . ."1 had a child, KrWen Ellis al liebrea, Srate Department In Washington. The dimensions of Reagan's broken leg myself. I know what It's Ky., oullllde the White Houle The secrelary · said that without problem were obvious Friday as he like. We have that In common now." Friday • Watkins saidn. I he no-b;~':n~;~~l was given to a firm , "I hal has no phone number, no office and is owned by · · I he falher of Democrat Sen. Lee Fisher:" Stanley Fisher holds 15 'percenl Interest In ITO. Mrs. Fazio said her husband Is · a registered Republican and she Is apoliticaL · "I've never donated money 10 politicians, . especia lly lo Dick Celeste after all I hi' lhlngs he did with fhe income tax." she saiO. "And!'ve got much f'olice probe dispatcher complaint L VE SEATS -..,...................... .,-. . .-.-.. ...... _,_ the : ..: Business partners defend Lottery contract llN__f EVER • Ms. Van Buren's !und·ralsing c;ampalgn was patterned afler 1934 appeal by comedian . Eddie CantorforAmertCanstosendadlme ·· to President Franklin D. Roosevelt on.hls birthday to !lnilnce the fight '. 8 Piece Loose Pillow Back ·- $895. "BIG BOY'' ·RECLINER •' • RI!AL NICE OnOMANS A variety of colOrs, large and small, round or square Prlced$2195 From $49. MASON FURNITURE COMPANY CINCINN.O.Tl (APl - NLO Inc. says two th~ uranium processing plant are lindergoing examination to ensure Ihey didn't Inhale radioactive fumes when they put out a fire of burning uranium chips. TherE! were no · apparenl Injuries ~ no equlptnent damage occurred in Ihe Thursday afternoon fire at the plant ncar Cincinnati, said Weldon Adams, assistant manager for NLO Inc., which "11 operates the U.S. ucpartment of Energy facl ty. · The two employees were machining depleted uranium· ingots· when shavings from the uranium caught fire near tl)e machine, Manis said. The employees extinguished the fire within 10 minlltes, he Said. , The unidentified employees · are to undergo urtne analysis to determine whether they Inhaled.any radioactive smoke or rum,s, a~~~~~•m• · Adams said. Uranium Is toxic as wen as ra dloactIve. "The fire was of minor Importance and was extingUished In 10 minutes. There were no Injuries, no e~~ulpment dam., and 110 E'llldence of radiation Inhalation by the two employees at the machine, who also extinguished the fire,'' he said. • WASHINGTON (AP) . - Two Cdlu~s. Ohio, ·research The plant Is Jocated.18mlles northwestof.Cinctnna\l.lnaruralarea toundallons and American Electrl~ l,iOW!)l' Co. or Columbus have · . of HamUton County. •. submitted proposals ID tbe U.S. Department of Energy- for Adam$ said \ltanlum chip fires are not uniiii!IU: But NLOand the coal·cleaning projects. / I · ·· Department or Energy recently ~opted a PQIIcy of alerting area The pro(iosals ~redesigned to tap a $'!50 million reserve account news organizations about accldf:nts at Fernald, In light' of massive established by Congress last fall to develop technology to remove pubilc criticism about leaksof273poundsof,uranlumoxldedustlrom . sulfur !rom coal. .. ·'-'· - . ..,., __ • •-•- .~ .........................~ A--n""" c::.:..ntAn\hf:l.r tn · ~bal from Ohio and tllC Midwest 1Slllgh- lil sillrur;wnidl ·scmre-~ 1ne fllllln- unv uall;""~~;~~u••o""l"•'""•"'- ~.......~·· ·~·~.. r·-----.- -- Coal-cleaning projects propose,d ' . 304-773-5592 . . more defense dollars," said Kaslch, a member of the House Armed SeJVices Committee. "Additionally, we ought to as a state...exertourlnflueni'etocounter the Influence that people are exertlng. fromr~-. SunBelt,"heSll.id. '"" · ''Thatdoesn'tmeantosaythatthese competitive contracts aren't awarded compet!Uvely, but many times you get down to splitting ' hairs." Kasich noted that Michigan is maldn" a """ater e..ort In procure· •• ' a number w ment and that of. senators from southern states ·work closely with their delegations and get spots on Influential committees. " ... there are a lot of.close ca,lls,'' Kaslchsald. "Whatwedon'twantto do Is .to have a guy like (Georgia Sen.) Sam NUM ... be able to ntake those c!Oee calls go to Georgia In absence of the Ohio delegation at' -·klnll ·~~•r Oi"C'h " ~- · .!.,!..!!!_~ .. .. ~--" Kaslch noted reports of a military •• an attachment thai's supposed tO::; ~ - • fUnction In the cold weather would:•, • • operate out of Florida. But lthlnkwt' • • ;:-. know the answer to thai. It was ' . ; .; pressure, congressiOnal pressure.' ' : • :: Kasicll said the governor's office; • · ; may be ablp to serve as a resou~ .. • ~, for Ohio's prlnie defense contrac-:_: ::: tors by cornpUing lists of quaUn~:· '<~ subcontractors in the-state': · ' ~·-: "What thE' Gould Corporation'· - ~ .: found In Cleveland Is that !here :· :~~: aren't any lists,'' he saki. "Nobody • •: : knows who. can do buslnE'ss with • : • them." ...... ••• Sara Sibley, d~tor of the •.• ' governor's Washington office, said , , . Kasich's position on the House ;. : Amted Services Committee, Sen, ::: John Glenn's new membership on • •; the Senate Anned Services Corn- · 1• • mlttee and Rep. c~ Miller's, • R-Ohlo, new spot on thP House ~:, .... . ., .............. ions . ~~-....t ...... ""'~~ sutx.un.....• ••• ~ .. 4 mltt!l!!_ •re bound to ln<:realll' t!w. ~ - -..,.. . ............ ~ state's clout. , ~- : ... �I • ~Pag~~·~D~-2~1hi~~.._=:JY~TI~m~ll:~•~S..~Itil~·loii~====~Pome~~ro~y~M~idd~le~po~rt~-~G~~~~~Q~·po~lis~.~O~h~io~Piot~"n¥t~P~Iea~·~sa~n~t.~W~.v~a~.====:=======~~=~F;eb~ru~ · a~rv;;;2;;;4;•1::::9;;8~6; ~ Weal News in Brief: ClA plotted coup, \ .~ officialsclainn · .. -. .' GAU.IPOLJS - A car owned t1y a Callla County man sustained liPavy"ttama-·rft;m al'i'iday atternoon nre. apparentlY c•Usedby-a ~ --ByROBERTPARRY ....c. iendedtoousi lheSandlnlsta AllliOOiated Presa Writer But In his toughest statement or. WASHINGTON (AP) - Three his Nicaraguan poJ!cy to date, , years ago, as the adminiStration Reagan said Thursday that he .Is . assured Congress that ousting seeking the removal of the Sandi- . Nlcaragua'sleftlstgovernmentwas nlsta reglme unless It brings the . not a U.S. goal, CIA paramilitary rebels Into . thP government and , officers prepared aii ambitious plan changes Its policies. to achieve' flial objective, according Denouncing the current govprnto U.S. olflctals. men! as a "communist, totalitarian . One knowledgeablE' official, who state," Reagan urged resumption of spoke only on condition he opt he U.S. aid to the rehels, whom .he . Identified said · a timetable for called " freedom fighters." A con· ovE•rthro~<'•tng theSandlnlsta reglrriP gresslorial ban on aiding the rebels. broken fuel line, aCC<ll'dlJt& to GIIWpoUs Ftre Departnient olflclals. The car, awned by Ronald E , Huffman, or Clay ChapeiYellowtown RoM!, susta!Md IIJIII'Olllmately $3,001 damage,.oftlclals said. when the fuPI line appam~tly ruptured near the vehicle's carbuerator lit 5:01 p.m. Nc) Injuries were reported In the blaze, .olflclals . sald,_~ . ----· _____ _ .. -~ --~---~--~ ~- -,... _ ~-"'The departmelit I1!pOI1ed :that a Eureka restderice sustained minor damage When an ~leetr1cai short In the furnace started a fire Thursday afterooon. · · The fire appa!'f'llily started hi the basftnent of the residence, owned by Bob Brennemaa, 19 Oakwood Drive, olflclals said. The 1: lJ p.m. blaze cal181!d apptoidma~ SID> danial!l' to the home, officials added. " Febru Artificial ·heart implants could become routine pr~edur~ 1· the artificial heart,~ the bur· penll8111!11tdevk:e,"hesald. "J 1blnk there are people who tntwest as partial vlndlca· Inotberworda lllnfectlonorother would SEe Mr. Schn,leder and. not tlon o!.lts usefQiness. DeVries, a medical oornplkatlons made. a -:-·~~-IO~~fiifu;h~~i~ (~_Arush-:PIOOeer-·lln r,ntelO.lS tlie chief~~~ · im&iOislble--alter - an 81'!? . people woo would see 'Mr. 1 programs Is bringing l::r !or the . artificial heart artlftCi8! heiut had been Implanted, · Scllr!JedPr just jump at that when mechanical hearts becune . program~tHumanalnc.,whlchhas thebftrtwwld~permanent. qualltyo!Ufe. routine. agreed toflnanceuptolOOimplants. DIIYJ1es a!lo responded to crttl· DeVries adn)ltted to being un· B. PAUL · lieot\~pg Y RAEBURN .u'SclellceEtlllor_ =: su~n No conte$t plea entered . . . GAlLIPOLIS - A Rt. 2, Bldw~ll. WOman was fined $12 after pleading no contest P'tlday In GIIWpoUs Municipal Court. Mary A. Taylor, 37, wasllnt'don a chal'gf of driving left of center. l"lned $1Q aft@!' pleadl!lc 111Uty to speedlni was Donnie E. LeSter, . 34, of Dodg~. W.Va. . In other traffic C8Jft, f:~!R A. ' Green, 61i, of Rt. 2, Bidwell. Forfeiting for _apeedblc ~· J::)wJiht .L. Rees, :rr, or Rio . : Grande, $.11; ~dE . Sllupt, 22, rJ. Rt. 1, Bidwell, $39; Karen E. " " j "' Shtlpe, 2:>, atso-'ot t(t:1~ 'l!III!Well;~; ana Linda C. Carjiellter, 36, of Middleport, S«J. . • •• • • Q.,~-.A~ -O .-i..,...iY>Jc.-t.-.!ltln.,nfflnl!li] ~..!ll _iri ................ ._ ..._.• .,.,~....·.. .:. .. - .•. ..;; ..... ---- Cited on traffic violation GALLIPOLIS - Cited by city ~ P'rlclay for faUure to obey a stop sign was Peay J. CaUIIIan, 31, Bidwell. BREAK IN THE \\EATHER- An unidentified man feeds some sea gidls ·on the Mallin Washington as spring-like weather-moved Into the Washington area Friday. Weekend temperatures were expected to he ~ the. 70s. (AP Laserjlhoto ). . Couples file for marrillge · .CALLIPOL!S - ~ !oUicwin;: roup!~ l~lla~ rr;aMC:'dj~ellt.,;ii>es'''"'l· In GaUia County Probate Court. Brent D. McCreedy, 33, 1018 Second Ave., .supeJVIBor. and Sandra A. Kopack, 33, Rt. 2, Calllpolls, secretary; Deimar C. Cook, 28, 00 Garfield Ave., u~. &lid Mary Ruth Kit~. 34, Gallipolis, · llllE'Illployed; He~~ry H. Claa. :.. Rt. 2, Gallipolis, semi-retired, and Dorothy P . &!ave'!', 82, Eureka Star !'toot~. cook; Douglas 0. Qonch, 25. Eureka Star !'tout~. Wlempioyed, aJid Carolyn S. Walker, 26, 72 MUI Creek Road. u~; Donald R. Saxon, 22, Rt. 3, GalllpoUs, · Guiding Hand-Calico Workshop, ahd Vera A. ,l,.Uiy, 17, Rf. 1, _ G_ alllJ)O_IIs _,~stu _.dent-=-·~-------"-___ .. ~! • • . .' . .;.!;~, ' ·~·-;o_-..,-, . Governors claim air pollutants should _be ·- checked. as.potential causes of- acid-~rain·.. ' . . was about six pageS and set out ' projected month-by-month growth'' of the CIA-backed army up to the end of 1983 when the anti-Sandlnlsta - . rebels were .to march into Managua and seize power. . • The official said thetimetable.wa,o; : placed In a file that contained maJor : policy statement& abollt the covert: clsmthattheartlflclalhftrtdldnot a reasonable "qUality ol Ufe" tor Its recipients. . . . Whim a reporter slljQII!Sted that some people might find the lives tmplantplittentsWllltamSchroeder or .1\furray Haydon - fo~Pr tethere(l to a buii!Y external power .- undesirable, DeVries shot ,prqvlde' personnel pn Nicaragua : months after It was written . He: heart as only a .temporary device. "The patients w¢tt to beawareof ilie fact.that even thoUgh It's a .temporary device, It can become a . Institutions: Pr. William C. DeVries, the only s~rgeon so far authorized to implant or • • r • ' · 1-Card ofThanka (paid In advance! · 2-ln Memory (paid In advance! 3-Annool"'iCIItril•nia· ·_;a ..... 4-Giv•way, 5·HappyAda 6·Lottand Found 7· Yard Solo (paldln advance) 8-Piiblc Sale & Auction 9- waniad to Buy ' 21-Bu•lneu Opportunity 22-Money to Loon '-- -" ,-~- 23..:Pfbieiiliion•i ~eJI lillplo•;illt':ll 2-. 6 s~A;ntiqUWa Sl'l \jILl': 1 1·Help 'wanted 1 2·Situated Wontod f3-lnsuranca 14- Bualneaa Training 16-Schools 16· Radio, TV & CB Repair 1-7-Miacellaneout . 1 B·Wanted To Oo lslal1: . . -4 f-Hounifor Rent· 4 2·Mobile Homea for Rent 4 3-Firma for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 4&-Furnlohed Rooms · . ' 4 &-Space fl.. Rent 47-Wantedto Rent 48·Equlpment for Rent 49-For.Leaae Public Notice · .~ _..,,,_ ::;:;- • efficient models would ran~ up to $538. The price Increases. the first of the prove overall rul>! economy. The ; 1985 mbQPI · year. take effect · CAFE standard was 15 mil~ per ; · gallon In 1976, but each company's ~ Monday; the automakPr said. But the No. 2 automaker also said • The actions were designed ''to Oeet of . 1985-model . cars must . . It would olfer 8.8 pe~t financing help .•. achieVe govemmeni- average '!1.5 mpg. I Loll and Found ' 676 - Pt. Pleaaont 992-Middleport ·446-Gallipolis 458 - Leon Pomeroy 367-Choahire 576- Apple Grove 985-Chester 388-Vinton 773-Maaon 343-Portland 246-RioGronde 882-New Haven 247-Letart F~lls 2 Oist. Semcr.s 89.5~Letart - - - - --- ---I- ·64:3-AretbiaOiat.--. 949-~ Rao::ine 9 37- Buffalo 742 - Rutl~nd 81· Home Improve menta 379"7Walnut 667 - Coolville 82· Plumbing & Heating 83-Excavatlng 84-Eiectricai & Refrigeration Up to 15 words ... One day insertion ...... ... $3 .00 86-General Hiuling Up to 16 words .. . Three day insertion ........ $4.00 86,M.H. Repair Up to 15 Words . " Six day insertion ......... S7.00 87-Upholatory (Average 4 words pet line) · 11 11 Help Wonted Help Wanted Wanted: full-time employ- ~ Multi-billion dollar compony MAKE MORE MONEY IN 1 IIIII Show our new line of plo whh good crodlblllty wWI calendan, pent end edverbe lnt-wed March 4 • tillng gift• to local firma. ment from 7& yeor old. AAA-1 ovollabtt. con•porty. W-ly commiafrom ••oo your ment In your own home aa • - HotTit :lervlcel WDfker with Buckeye Community Servi011. We ptovlde 1 home, gUidlnoe and frlendahip In • femily 1tmoaphere. Re- . mitment to the growth an~ dewW;)pment of en indivldUIII with ..,.,. mentef , ...,. cllldon. Contlct Svtvil Dey · 23 Profe81ional Service• Pieno Tuning ~nd Repair . Brunicerdi Mulic Co ., "48- 0887. Twentieth yoor of quality 11rvice. Line D_• · niola. 8t4-742·295t . ~~;~~~~::: Dulert wanted tor utellite JYNrl'll, make hundrea of doUart on each ay.tem. no expedence neceaury. H•oerty Dlltributora, Inc.. Rt. qulrod oblllty to tooch per- One. Rldclllf. Ohio 411670; aon Uvlng tldllo,ond o com· 114·11119·34112. · · Car pool or ride to Marahall 18 Wanted to Do PATRIOT AUcnON BARN From Gollipolio,. lib 11. 141; Twoltft •'-II· 775, foro riflhl onlo Potriof.C:odmus lead. Wetdl fer ...... c.....-. SAlE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. , •ctpfttl f,... 1-5 11-ni. ., s.tw..,. " Equtl Opportunit.v employer. Jim Mink Chlv.·Otdt·lnc. BHI Gono Johnoon 441-3872 WoUld like to . do houae cle1ning now evefleble for Spring HouH CINning. Call DIMn UMd CIN. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 441 -7447 for oatlmato. Tho Prudential -k• o "''"' end Mrvi~ oriented indiVid· Wilt do btoby·altting ln. by 11111 to repre11nt them in the .home fDf' children up to 5 greater G•lllpollt •r••· yNr old. Mother of 2 . Call Stortlng ootory up to 140CI 114·742·22211 or814-742· por w__ 27-30K llrtt yoor pottntlat. Coli 304-744- 2778. . 1318. l•bv•ltting end/ or light Mw11n....,. . Hawo 101Mthirlg Yl" wont to ttH Canltlcl Aooctioolttr. A......-11 f• pichp tlflb : owailablt. · "' -1'1'· · Barn ond Aucti-r bailoblt For Public Audians on Cantract. at 448·7109 otter I;OOPM. W. poy cah for toto ·m-1 Mason Co .• WV . Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 Gallia County Area Code 614 Prompt, friendly eervice c..;tro<t lnctvdoo Houliot ao4 Tr.._tiot AI ........ :. ~ Marlin Wedemeyer-Aucti-r 245-5152 or 311·1249 Appr(ntica: Finis llktl lsoac, 318·9370 ·. Rtsidtnt and lulinosa Auctien Servict ·Also Available , -yourneeded• hQm·e.lr-----------~~~~~~~--, lnlurtnce ln1pector: Plrt• housework Tran1port1Uon ttmoforloc.oiOhiocountiel. deduct from wogu 11 Mual hovo l&MM or 110 ntedod. Reforonces. Call comora. corond)>hone. Will 1114· 245·9822. ::~·. Ret~rl:'ar.r•~:•n::~; 1------~ H· Hoi 1 p 0 Wented to do: Occ11iohlll uy S:":'oee. rcr:~in::tl. 4520II. Oh gorhitrlc bllby-aining. Ctlll 4411-491 t. PUBLIC AUCTION ANTJ~UES & COLLECTOR ITEMS •ww ,,._ .....,.. 11tt 111·-;., ~-taine, Hoc. Co. -9-12- E...... of 80. blcutor Cnill1lon ...,., plus two~! Ewr-·· ytllif1 moved to ltocki'1'illly Motor lm._llllsonwlllt. Ohio. Exit U.S. 33 II soutll 1111t of llelsormlle qnto S.R. ' 691 &follow to lq lint llldif1 to Motor lm. u.-; with IIIII1Y line illttts! NEXT I Ill d 111.1 d I Town· ship shared by Lev8JIIellr JACl<SON, S.C. (AP) -A freight · · and thelrthreedauelltenfnlmJuly trahl carrying I! ltlahiY explosive i91l3 un!U their BJTeS! Nov. chen!Jcal derailed early toda~ and • · FBI flngeTprlnt ~xpert Maurice · lllne can exploded, forcing aulhort· but no ; BrtttlngbamsaldiOml'butiiOI.Uol . ties to cka off the : · ihP Items submitted as eovtdellce In bljurles wt'ft' reported. l ill!! irtal contallied flnrPrprblls · 'l1tr cllemlcal COIIld create polson· · , . : !flBichtng . thcee of Ms. Gfol!. His ws jUel, said Cpl. Donnie Calney : · iesttri-lol)y was presented 1ft an rJ. tile llale HIII!WaY Patrol. : attempt to tie MI. Gr111 !II 1111! fa!IP "The precautions are to keep ' ~tlflcatlon &lid toallowllle lrJiew PIOI* away,'' said Gainey. "It's a ' her husband was • ftqttlvr. llllttly populated areJ. It wouldn't ; 'Ibe trial was In Its tourt11 day br clasalft!d l'f!lldl!ntlal. We've Jllll 1 , FridaY· Previous testbllally ~ au .IIIIIIIJOWE!'I' on can, 'Ibe couniy • who detailed the haa called out extra units." • (rom FBI agents ......... bookcalls'•1or · an-·~•ntlon : llozenSofdocurneftts,·we•s ;a•and .1.1111: ' ~·-• Oilier Items they louJid lila Ral'Ch of ,mllllmuJn Ot up to.!Wf • ~ from ; ~Deerfield rannltoul!. wh!ft the 1a111trr bunled. It's the : , Levasseurand Ms. Gro~llved 111 ctlemlcll cycloheuJte - a very ~ ~·- bouaeS"In uaunlle•r.tlllal.ft exploiiYe material. Il'l e•pb:led ~a variety of .U..., awttwl- nine _can 10 far," he IBid. 'l1tr tttes have uld. TIIU. . . . . . IIIe l'ilatert.lii..SIIIvarlaulchlmlcal ' ~ . . ; Ramel 'Eric and J.-.. Pelf: w t MARCHING MINERS - United Mine Workers Coal Co. at Lohota, W.Va. As many as 1,500 miners • ilrhlll> 11V1M Ill DwdldtiMd N1111!r Gainey uld the clenllrneftt toolt: .. _1111lmhr.aa haYe- ~ tot -.!he _peacefi.!! Prot"" . _sOOw.OO..up tn take pa..rt !n t!le demo:=traL!or.s here-. .,......__~.~ .on- Cie'vtl&iid's trmt~pls.ce between tile towns o1 Beech tecllnlq~~e~ of the IBals aall-war movement to MoremlnenowerearresledFrldaylntheprllle&&.(AP ; ;. lalandandJacbonlnAikenCounty. pubUctze their five-month strtkellplnat A.T. Maaley laserphoto). . , 8uaine11 Opportunity 4.: area, IIIIOOIIt for Got Woll. Annl· vernrya, lllrthda\'1. Rlrtt.,l. Singing O~Ha. Call· 8,1. loon• • Co. 441·431 3. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHINO CO. rocommondt thet .you do bualnooa with (!Mplt yqu know, ond NOT to - d money through thl moll untl you haw lnvoatl· goiOd tM .-g. lor . with liquor. boer and w1n1 _ry - · feat food. • buai Coli ""' oatote -•· 1-'-14_·,;.P_2_·_1I_O_I_._ _ __ d t Cotnplltl reat. 1 " · 01 ......, oqulpmont. For lnfor· mellon call 304-112·2118 or 882·2400. Full tlma RN potltlon ovallablo. l'lnt Creat Cora Centar. Dock Honda lmmodloto Young black molo cot to alw oponlno with International Can 441 _7112 _ O)"IY- Call 114-9111·4288. mllhlmo.....,IDtfon,-"· A Goldon Opportunity. '"'- lovablo port a - Ina to..,., repkllyoxpondtne Mallo ..-oy In your aport lhophard pupploa. AH -molo. fleet, On·tM·Ioll tralnlntl. very c~te. Z'AI montho old. . - lltlftlrltl -ry....... tlmo. Join Friendly Home IHt ber•flte pee"-- -rid TO¥portloa. thoi-torH 304-. .2·3107. travel. Ap........ ihould be yn. No •-rlonco - ury. Wo haw tho ·r.rgoat 1 month fomolo , pup, """ 17-24 with Hllh ond beat Hne In pony .-na. Brittany hill beqla, 304· · In . - , _orG!Dond OOftdl-. tllg-plutbonu-ond 1711•2108 or 111·31 18. Cal toll flwln Olllo. 1-I00- travel lno.nttvea. lt•rt now ·Groot Dono pupa, to IIOOd 2U-U84io Mon.-Wod .• lftd oorn -•ey lmmo· IAM·21'M ran lntoNiow. • •· Alao booltlng flllr• homo. 304·111·3433. · Cal J.,_ollo ot 11-;:~==:;== 814·112-JIIl. = - fl'lO!I•· IIVIiil • 992~2156 ~.. -~ -fell!!.w i.ngl-elephnne e.w:ha.!l:ffl!Ji ""~ , ·-- .... 11. Part-time poailiona •• .W.H ,I I full-time menage• AH gray. iong·hilrod UniverSity morning• Mon CLEVELAND tAP!- A fl!drral ·judgP has set closing lf!\ll!leftls for . Monday after defense attOI'N!y$ ·· 'called no wltiiPSseS 011 bellalf ot a woman accused of harborlna a . SuSpected tPrrorlst. . Testllnony et~ded Friday In 1M case or Pa trlela Cros, w~ husband, RaymondLucLevasseur, Is awaiting trial for two 1!115 bank robberies In Maine. ·• Ms. Gros, !!, Is charred with llarbortng her husband Uld with possession ot r•. IQVerJIII'lfllt· jssue Identification. · The couple and three otllrr 111'1* arrested In CleveiUid I M have been .linked by tile FBI to 11 anti-United Sla tee !m'orllt II"OUP that claimed respoilslblilty !or several bomblnp on the East Coast slilce the late 19'/Qs. age!lts testified Friday ~ ~; dolly. •aoo.oo por month • prlvaio poy. Vacoii!IY now .thru Fri. 17&·2808. ~-- exp8ndirti nationwide. Peo- In a home like etritot· IVIIIIbll. '" ·· 7 4· Motorcycles 76-Boota a. Motors 76-Auto Parts & Ac.cessories 77·Auto Repair . 78·Camping Equipment LOST: Angua Hlfelord lltftr • weighing 100-&00 lb. tech. Coli 114·3&77171. phlro. CM'tlflod gorontologl· • 73~ Virta&4 - WD ·'· ·~ 61 ·Farm Equipment 62-Wantedtci.auv 63-Livaitock 64· H•v a. Grain 66-S.ed a. Fertilizer cal nur• on duty 24 hourt l• - Cla .~s ified pages cover .I he 71-Autos for Sale . 72·Trucka for Sale I .trill Si l llllflt·' S iiVt!:,('it.k 3 Announcement• . ct~re portage . ' .' . _.,.._ ,.~..: 64-Miac. Merahondlae B&·BuUdlng Suppllea, 66·Potl for Bale 67·Mualcallnatrumenta 6B·Frultt& Vegetables li9·For Sale or Trade He11lals Woman on trial for ; :harboring fugitive : : franspnrtalion &1-Hounhold Qooda B2;ca. TV & Radio Equlpmoni D•rvi(a!ll 31-Homeafor Sale 32-Mobile Homos for Sale 33·Farma for Sale 34·Bualneu Buildings 3 6-Lota a. Acreage 28-R•I Eatote Wanted • ' !lent adversely. · · · . . tandardl • . DETROIT (AP) - Ford Motor on Its midsize Ford Tempi> iln<l • mand.a ted fuel economy s · Co., · pressed to meet federal fuel . Mercury Topaz models thrwgh \U)II .to respond 1D continuing COli: economy standl;lrdS, says U Is AprU 22. Ford said It was freezing pressures," Ford ·.• said In a ) raising the prtce5o! Its large cars by price$ on those models and al~ the stat!'lllent. up to 3.4 percent whliP freezing srrialler Ford Escort. Ford EXPand · price! and cutting finance rates on Mercury Lynx. A federal taw approved In 1!115: smaUer models. Ford said all · estabUShed · AvPra&e : tsl: Mt'li.ll A1111111111 Ci! lit I! nIs ' ' · "l"!~;,~ ~CC::! ::~: Register - 675-1333 !lcittlnao HIHI oroo. Coil. 304-1'11· 1 111. , he said, the the pa- po• ....., Y,, • . goals In Ufe. gloomy~. stfected ~,~~~ ~ Siiifffiei cet. In OrMnbrillr Eetatee. ·· ~ld rE'pOI'ten- : ne- Public Notice : c~, he F rd's l.ar~ .. l ~ t" k ·pn"ce . e cars se .or 8 IC er . hi"ke , ... ,,"Jfirpori -guard ieiies~ plane, issues demands . thing I ciut Is that you can't tell what the quaUty or ure of the patient Is by reading abOut II In the newspaper. In .SchroEder's · the patleilt, .. -~ "" ~- • • ---•~- •~-- ..,...,_,_.,. ~...,......._.,__'l:~u.•u .-- .- , ;~., = !1...:~-='"·= ,~~e-~' auu~ utat \..LK uunlvt :nuucuu~ . • the plan proposing large-seal~ U.s. Casey knew ollhe document. •. backing lor the rebels was never ·He .said that 'ouster plan was • approved as policy and was "so discarded only• when the CIA ; absurq everyone laughed at it." He . recognized in thesprlngol1983 that : said 'the plan was only an a ttemptto thP rebels could still not mount a : · show "In theory, what we could do." serious challenge \o the Sandinlsta • This official, who also demand~ government. He said It then .became~ anonYmity, argued. that the CIA s "clear that (the tlmetable)' was all · ~\. . ·· · : refusal to .prov. Ide the Nicaraguan . plelnthesky." rebels with ~ufflclent military CIA spokeSman ...eprge Lauder· · supplies to win the war was proof ·refused to comment on the pur- . that th~ administration never In- ported tllfletable. ·· ' ~IVed In tile past weeli- because a~ Surgeons at the University or "Sctenttstsarestartlngtogeton Utah the Mlnoeapolls Heart Iristt- boar~theprojE'ct,"hesaldatapress tute 'and elsewhere have begun brlefl!lg F-riday. '!We've all been . tratntng to 'Implant the Jarvtk-7 · saying 'I told you so, I told you so."' artificial heart,; · · 1 . DeVries spoke glowingly or Dr. • The Pennsylvanta . ~tate Unlver· WUUam S. Pierce of the Hershey slty and . the .nearby Hershey Medical Center In Pennsylvania, MedlcarCenter are re11dyto implant who Is awaiting government approtheso-calledHer•"-•heartanyday. val to use an artificial heart to _.,., await· an program, as are other happy about .the In~ press Asthephylllclanthatslncllarle: coveraae that Haydon 11 operation .. of that pattent, my Nc). 1 primary . .. ~wanttQ~tl!rollghthat.Jthlnk~ -~ Sc~'s f!CU!liO:~tJo.n ~ad_. goallslo~.~tforthe_lnterestJot.; " early 1982. shortly after President Reagan autho~ start of the covert operation against Nicaragua In December 1981. "There were always two tracks." said the official, one stating tbe CIA's objectlvepubllcly as Interdictlng weapons going !rom Nicaragua to ]eftlst Salvadoran and· . The Sunday Tmes-Sentinii-Pege-0-~ POmlroy-Middleport- Gellipolis, Ohio Point PleeJMt, W. Va. 24, 1986 ~olflciUultl. . - ----'-------'--,._--- -···· ----. . HOME OWNEIII-Reftn- _....,_ ...,... ..... 11-Aftuitu t;,- e.;y..·;u;.a;.--L;.d; Mortgago Co.. lt'-112- 1011 . DAY MARCH 3,·1985 round"con~ition)! Orig. leaded glass · i 'fel~~:~;: all doors; orig. Macey mahtig. st stacking bookcase: cherry·Sheraton chesl w/3 dw.rs. over 3. m "as-lound " cond.; Early dovetailed blanket chest w/ong.:, red patnt; orig. 6-dwr. cherry empire chest: e•ceptional tancy oak bookcase secretary w/bevel mmor; oak rope twist table w/lg. ball/c law ft.; oak "S" roll top desk top; nice 1930 3 - pc.li~ng room suite: child's table w/Sheralbn legs; oak Serp. dresser w/mirror; tables. chests, rockers, stands, · game &gate leg tables. nice tall oak kitchen cupbd. top; plus•, much. much mpre turniturel . · · • COLLECTOR ITEMS· (Vtly Goof Stltction)i One. Edison. cylinder phonograph w/brass hor~ ; ctocl<s; walnut New Ha- . ven mantel clock; Rosewood grained "Scroll" wa" dock. , Handslitched quilts include: "lone Stir", "Si1111ature", "Flower Garden", large Diamond. Lighting: Fine BlH kereo . table lamp w/deco. dome shade & fount hotder/brnstount; Opaque white finpr oil lamp: 17" Aladdin Velvex lamp; plus other lights. Lots ot tram ad p;ctures: 'Safe Home" COin bank; , II" Roseville "Clematis" bow!; l!f. Weller "Silverstone" tin· dlesticks; wicke~ baby bubby; Mary Hartline dott by ldell; . Sayco child size doll; stone pitchers/jars & such; &alton marbles; postcards ol Col .. Oh. 1913 flood & otlte!s. ·· Vtly ~ llllctlan &clliftl . . . . . c.ntr::h~ ton, Opalt Ill I. l'naitl, llltltrln.... I Gf ~' Allo ......................... .... Ill- 1• TillS IS AlOY .llf umw TEAlS: C11h Day of Salt or Cltlcl wftll Poaltiw I.D. · Lunch Avallabla. "C.ii �' -. . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Professional Services IIIIHJI -. ~ .... ... .W.Va. Ohio- Point _23 ~ 44 Apartment f9r Rent 61 Houaehold Oooda James Jacoby ' a :a·a TrN Trimming. roofroP<Oir. Golllo oru. · 814-388 -9709 or Mllaa•-· 114· 8118 -4086. ~end I!IANO TUNING AND RE· PAIR. Reduced r•te11imited time only. Ward's KeybCMird. )04-176-5600 or 876 3124. Lort11 onlono 11 oertto lb; Wo.t. ....... ltbll Seeing is believing -- - frwesthn~~t••· "od-. ~- • Farms for Sale Holy"" 2714 . . $ 1 m - - frllnil Ill tl-..... lick. . Deu· bte I Form. CoM 11.a-317- n27. Real- ' P- 441-0212. Hoy frll. · t1 .110 - · 304· 112·- 2442 or 871· It 1082. ..,_. Real 614- - ot48.· .... -f-·Cal 441- Bullvllil Rd, OIINpolil, Olt: 446-4712. - ANI Eatlltl General Hor•ford otud. Puro ond P<Ort Arostock for sale. Horse• boorded. R • J Arablono. LHn, WV CIH 304-411· Real Estate Wanted c....., II'OUiflm ol f8otort optlono, U,1tt. JDIIn'o Auto loleo: I• ,11 1 r:,/lollll Call 446-D552 Anyti111t 8ttll Null.-245-9507 .........," ltolllon 36 · Coli 814•149- 1414. bull under 4 vro. old. Coli for Mit, rent or trede. Nice 3 bdr. home in Plantz Subdivi1.-ton. ••a.ooo or 8326 rent. l:oll 81 4 -246-&281 . . -- 1HI CO<Yolr MOftU." Coli - - - d..,., 441.4434 ....... Chid o.t . . . . . 43 - l b; eo....-·fo1tto D-60 Dodge I opel. For . .. ..... -.ofhoy . lb; Conotasone• .... ., S llor•1110 CMvy Lwouto. 1171J 1 .._rd buN. 3 lleieluid CoM 114--14t-5116. Y, tDrl Chevy auto. 1871 · I a I 208 .v.- l .t. Point ........,._ ....... C.M 114-Zit-1108 Lw 4 opd t ....... 117IOidoCutlllll..,._ 1980 Schutt! mobile home. fireplace, completely furnlthed. priced for quick sale. 304 -875 -3030 or 676 · 3431 . ' 33 -.a-- - ; Clllf. Novel 011..... .a II boa t1 .H ;-f....,.-tNy 6$ For 81le orTrlld1 fl1:ol Estate Holy for l!lle: On;hlrd gran. • I'OIInd too101. Coli 114--2.ai-H22. Hey. • Grein IIIII-- TOP CASH pilei f0< '80 modli coro . 8mlth luldi-Pontilc. 1911 Eat- Ave., Gllllpolia. Coli 114-441-2212. Ill 444 - OWIIEI ANXIOUS TO S£Ll! 3 BR ranch situoted on 2.35ii:~ tot mil. Pos~ble 8% loan assumption 1o qualified boyer. Includes lg. eat~n kitchen, separate, utility room,lam ily room with w.b. fireplace. Call for an appointment today! Ill 44& - I£W ·.liSTING.- In town locatidn includes 3 BRs, livina room, dining room, bath & basemenllots ol car- 1 t79 Trono-Arn, gi>Od cond. Coli 81 4-218-8812 oft or 5 PM . ·~-~~~~~~ifi~·H~~~~~:;fi:~;~~1~,~,~~pe~=t.Gas heat. Priced at $29,900. Call for details. 47 Wanted to Rant 67 I 41 Houses for Rent 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Houie for rent . Can 676 -7263 876 - 6104 or 875-6388 . ' Wv owner 186 acrn, custom ~lck home. 2000 oq.ft . • -aerage. 3 bdr .. 2 be .. FP. Ill HT & A~ . 1\lodern equip ..• lildg., blirn, county watl!r; .lneral rights inCl., *139K . 1loll 814-889-8311. ... ,. ~ ttorv hou• with trailer fl>okup • 18.000. In Crown City. eon 814-266-1058 . C bdr. home located outlide Jhy limht on St . Rt. 688 . 1'12 . .th, LA. kitchen, family f om, - priced reduced to 40.000. Coll448-8398 or 14-268-6205. • - Two bedroom completely fUrnished mobile home, all utilitie1 paid, refrences re· quired. 304-676 -2479 or 676-2434 . . Nice 2 -bedroom house, 800 block First Ave., Gallipolis, off street perking, referen ~ c.e • and deposit . Call 814· 266-1 629 . 2 bdr · nO~se m city, -·- run 1"";:-7~-:-~~---besement, carpeted, gas fur Apartment nace. adul1s. no pets. Call for Rent 446-0968 . . 3 belt ramade1ed country home 3 bdr~ .. large living roorri. dining room & kitchen, 2 full batht, 3 car garage, 1,00 sq.ft . workshop animal shed with 6,40 or 70 acr•s. Owner financIng to suit your needs. Maybe willing to ren_t. Call J14-388C9110 . . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equel Housing Opponunity) has one and two bedroom•. rent starting at $163 for one bedroom and S 198 per month for two bedroom, with $200 de~ds it located near Foodl8 nd - and SP.ring Valley Plaza, pool and TV ant. Call 446-2745 or leave message, Modern 3 bdr. on Rt. 588 with fireplace. dishwasher & range. Call 61•-367-7464. 1 bdr apt ., 2 bdr apt., $150-$250. Call 304-6767263 675-6104 or 675 5386 . . Houae for rent 2 bdr. $160 mo. edultt with 1 small child. Coli 614-266 -6058 . In Middleport on North 4th Ave . Two bedroom furni1 hed apartment. Also. a larga 2 room furnished 2 -3 bdr. house , retrig ., apartment. Call 304-882stova, diohwaoher, c ity r _26_6_6_ _ _.....:.~~~- 2 bdr. unfurnished house .with garage and workshop . Call 446-9688. room house in Chei- Ohio. 1 'h bathl, 2 new ceilings. new roof on new sept;c tank. T. P. end garage under . Coli 614-986-3671. 446-4447 . ochoolo, $300 mo. Call 3 bdr .. 1 bath. living. dining . kitchen, & utility rm. State St. $200 mo. Ref . & lee. dep. req . Call eve' s 446· 0254. 1 - 44 Apartment for Rent 44 Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown City. Call 614 -266-8&20. Furnished apt. 8210, water paid. 2 bdr .. 1 1 36 2nd. Ave. Gallip_olis.' Call 446 ~ 4416 after 7PM . Nicley "'furnished small house, mobile home. eft. apt. adults only. Call 4460338 . 2 bdr. apt ., refrigerator & stove furnished . water &. trash paid, ref. & dep . req ., $225 mo . Call 448 -0116 . Furnished 2 bdr. ga~age apartment . Adult only. ••· eu rity deposit . Call after 3PM 445 : 9279~ Furn . apt .. 4room s & bath, 1 or 2 adults. re.f. 8t sec. deposit. Call 446-0444. Oakwood Apt .. 1 bdr. quiet & convenient location, no pets, sec. dep. Coil 441 2066 after 2PM . Riverside Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130 . EquaiHouoing OpportuniUes . 614 992-7721 . Apartment for Rent 613~ Went to rttnt an Aptnment. 4 rooms •nd bath' ln Pomeroy. Cell 814-992-6422 . 49 'Fof Lease Third Ave.·. 1 bdr., water Included. $136 mo. I daposlt req. Coli 446-4222 · For lease 2 bdr. unfurnished between 9 & 5. ept., overlo~kiftg city park, & refrig .. e190 mo. 1. bd;. furnished apt .. In stove Call PJ 'a441-1819 or 446Middleport, Coli 614·992o:;u4 ait8r i5F"'M ca-ii 'ii 'l'ii~ 2325 eve . 448 -1662. One bedroom apartment•. One month free rent to qualified applicant. Large modern kitchens, utility room. free water and trash, near Holler Hotpital . 8217 .00 per month. Coli 614-446 - 3474 after 4 :00PM. ' 5 im. unfui'o'ed . a_pt. Call 614 -882-2666 Or 614-992 5434 . V1lley Fumiture, new • used. Large HCtlon Df quality furniture . 1216 E11tern Avi., Golllpollo. nel. CFA Himoloyon, Perolon end 811- kltan,. AKC c~~pw pupp~eo. eo11 814" '· '844 otter ?I'M. Trede Center Furniture Oulilt, Konougo, Oh. Now Maytog • Crooley Applloncoo. Coil 4411-4418. . Mualc1l lnttrumenta· Plonoo- Klmllll. Story a Qlork, Lowrey. Honoot velu••· n'o 'ret»ftHHion glm"'icke'. lrunlc1r41 MO!OIC. l"o;, It Court. II.. Golllpollo, Oh 41631. . . -· IN REAL EST ATE F...., NQ·l SALES IN GAU.IA CO. Fonder Jou boa gultlr, ..._n tell omp; """"'% -..... t;~l . . .-oo!lz . oftor v.OOP'M . ~~~~A~~nm~.=nt==~~,~.. for Rent TIRIDOI' HIGH UTILITY IILLStLIT US PAY THE IILi.SI County Appliance . Inc . Good uted applianCe• and TV oeto . Open SAM to 8PM. Mon thru Sot. 448 -1699. 627 3rd . Ave. Galllpolio, OH. Two bedroom epartmertle in New Haven. Newly romodoled in town. Call 614 · 992 . 7481 . AUCTION s:A~~RNITURE s · 11 82 Olivo t .. Golllpo 1. Now & uoed wood -coo! otovoo, 6 AP•RTM ENTS . mobile pc wood LR oulto U99, ., houoeo. Pt. Pleooont bunk beda homoo, roclinero $99,t198, new •antron uood and Gallipolio . 814 -446 - b d I . . e room IU 1es. rang••· 82 21 . wringer washers, & shoes . Two bedroom apartment, 1199 New 8699 livingroom •uites 1 8 110 newly remolded, 304-8715· · amps, 1972 after 5 PM . buying cool & wood ltovoo. SPRING 'lALLEY· HOllE is Wlllinl far~ JMnc pltiMft at50301k0riveoverloeki.. "'Hs-'""'laulr-..RI35 · 'ba · ••,. - """' -• , , .F~ll . Mllltllt, dlvidtd; wood liM, 111111111 ps, forc111 ar, City water 1~ 1111111, 3 lib IMnc-, convtnient kitr:hln ...w.. .,,,. di nI111-. ......... ,• ..,._... 11"M Ylfd. lllldSCipld_ ,ftnadlllland-bai""- •s"'llll'll • ...,....., ""'"" "----·••• lOIII. Askil'tl $6l,OCKt. lmtllldiltt PH"''iae, 1300 i ...... .;•.,,•• and 1.5 acres to romp on. 3 BRs and 11! bath wtth attractive kitchen , fi~ptace in living room and 2 ur garaJe. Well insulated for easy heatina and coolin&. $62.500. 1211 and-· THE WISEMAN R£Al EST'll'JE AGENCY · '' 446·3643 R ltiVER PLACE NawHaven. w. Vo. ·1 . ~==========~~~~~~~~~============C=al=l=8=14=·=4=4=6·=3=1=5=9~-==j!!!!IJ~~~~~~=======::: ' 1 IOVIIK OUT Of STATE Outstandln& location i town on Holcomb Hill. Large formallivin11 and dining rooms with center hall and stairway betwHn the wrte approved country kitchen, includes range, dishwasher, disposal, plenty of birch cabinelsand a woOd burning fireplace. 31arr.; and I smatl bedrooms witlr toads of storage. You II also enjoy a large finished lamily room with fireplace and a rec. room wrth an atrium door to the patio. This is a practical home for any size fam ily. t104 "'' ' .' •¥.,: , ' ... t • Houolng lor tho oldorly and hondic:appod. "•nt 11 30% ol odluotod 11\Como under HU_D Section I program. To quallly for the reduced rent your income m1.1s1 be o moa:lmum of 113,250 1>'1' yeor for one peroon ond 115,1001* yoor lor a<ouple. .. nice 3 bdr home 1 Yz I bedroom ~ houae in MelOn. duced from . $37,000 to 215.000. Nice lot end ••rate garage. fully intuted. good ttarter home at ]l.io prlco. 304-882-2189 or 482-2400. • ~2 3 bedroom house (Church Parsonage) . Hysell Run Road . A;ental approvement upon board of trUeteea. Call 814 -992-6690 or614-742 2875 . Mobile Homes for ·s ale ~; :-. ~. 'NEW AND USED MOBILE 'JIOMES KESSEL'S QUAL..t'( MOBILE HOME SALES. ~ MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS. .,T 35. PHONE 614 -446 ..,274. • on mo. rent or lease opdon 3 bdr. ranch very nice home only 2 yrs. old $320 . 2 -3 bdr. home, niceoc~~:,~,~ oonlng. f300 mo. S deposit required. Call Wise· man Re•l Estate, 448-3643 . -~971 Ookbrooko 12x60. 2 jidr.: good shape, 16.300. Coll614-388-8269. Two bedroom, unfVrnished house, 607 '12 Second St, New Haven . $175.00 month, $100 .00 deposit. 304-882-2605. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ... ~72 Buddy 1 2x60, 2 bdr .. od cond. . 2 air cond . rtly furnlohod. 86,400. oil 4411-34118. f. S2.e0 -oil electric .. 2 bod· ,loom Schuhz tr•iler. large a-vel lot on Rt. 7. Crown ;£1ty. 10x22 front porch, akin; 118,000. 10 min. • om new bridge Huntingto. olll14-261-1444 . l Furnished, no city taxes, weter and sewage fur ni•hed, beautiful riverview, kanauga . FostBr'a Mobile Home Park. 446-1602 . 2 bdr mobile home. $170 mo. Water included, furnished. private lot. .Call 446 -71 22 or 446 · 9346 eve. • New Moon end large AC, metal building off 218 . Coli 614-2611· Homo, 14x7D 1 Y2 batht, 304~ Furn. 2 bdr. mobile home. Located k A K E1stern Ave. •175 mo. •100 dop. Woter, sewer & gerbege p•ld. Call 114-261-1 1B7. home. Water and gas paid . One kid accepted. no pets. drunk• or dop·e . John ShHts, JY2 miles south of Middleport on Rt. 7. Call 814-387·0611 . All Utll/11.. Included In tlfll f.copt Cai>M ond rolophono limited number of opartrn.nt1 oveilable for per10n1 40 yooro ol ogo ond up. I 11/VEit BEND PLACE Office Hours; ,9 a.m . t~ 3 p .m., ~day·Frldoy or coli for -lnlmenl . z .m ~ THIWDOP PAYING HIGH UTILITY lrLLSf LIT Ul PAY THE IiLLI I ,... -....en -z G> en z m m c m c 2 m ~ -....,... VI . BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Great,..,., .,.,,"~ lor the buyer! localed on Graham School Rd. Each unrt . offers 2 BRs. living room. bath, k~chen wrth stove, refrig., DW and do spl .. laundry, large ca rport, central air and storage area. ASTYLE OF ITS OWN -describes this lovely wMe brd home wrth 3100 sQ. ft.. 3 or 4 bedroom~ 3 baths, '20x40 FR, din1ng room. k~c hen wrth DW, d1spl., microwaile and trash compactor. 1ntercorri, central air 2 car garage · utility bldg., deckand a 20x40 pOOL Beautrrully · landscaped. VACANT FARII LAND - Morgan Twp., 84 acres more or less, level and rolling land. Approx. 33 acres tillable; remainder woods. z m m c m c m ~ ' room, dining room. heat central air assumable. IIUST SELL TO SmLE ESTATE! FINANCING AVAILABLE - E~CELLENT 1£RIIS - Cape COO home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, kitchen With ey!!:level ~n . dinette, tiving room has beamed c~hngs, ' util~ room, double garage, storm Windows, woOdburmng stove. city schOO district Additional ~nd can be purchased. Cal for an appoinlmen'L PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS SELL THIS MONTH - Rio-<:enterpoint Rd. (Cherry Ridge). Approx. 75 acres mland fronts on 2 roads, county water available.s250 per acre. BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - 132 acres mostly clean hil pasture.l!lod fences, Ill $!Or) home, IT ALL ADDS UP TO A QUALITY IIIYESTMEIIT Creek ICIIoota. lullt lly owner 13 yra. 110, it includes '11110 aq. ft. pia full butflllllt. prqt. warm fireplace · 11 ll¥1nc room. tfflcitnl woodburntr In blltllltnt. tit· 11 kitchen. .plua......dlnlnc 5/8 areu.,.,. lot. ...... 1111 & 1~ baths. Ollnlr ltllftl Jl3,liW. ' ~... ~ THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY IIAKE US AN OFFER - OWNERS HAVE MOVED TO FLORIDA- And would ijketo have lheir home sold tlr~ month. Uke new split level IS located on Debby Drhre and offers approx. 3000 SQ. ft. of living il(e3 plus 2car garage and one ol the area's nicest pools. . 200 ARES MIL FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - Approx. 65 ares tillable and 135 acres woods. Comfortable two story home off. ers 4 BRs. bath, krtchen, livjjlg room, family room, two lirep~ces, bam\'"2 large screened porches. lovely Quiet setting. YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED....With this 3 BR bi-tevel located just minutes from town. Also leatures 211 baths, LR, kitchen, carpetin& heat pump, city school district Call for more ~nformaoon . 2 YOI can't co wr0111wilh tlllt 3 BR briek ranch in Kypr 882-3121 New Hoven, W. Va. "·JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOIU.G_fOil built ond well kept 2 BR home f'~h attachec) praae. partial basement. fuel oil lur~ice, buiH-in tabinets in kitchen, also range, oven ·and refrir. Woodburner in LR, well inSiJiated on .large lot with two additional lots. tomer of Van Bu. • ren,and Bull Run. $50s. · · • 11427 I~ ·VInton, well large barn, tobar.r.o base, fronts oo 3roads near Mudsock. Price reduced 1o $56,900. REDUCED To $35,000 - NEAR ilolzER ..::. ranch style home offers 3 BRs, kitcheri, 22124 FR. LR. bath, central air, mbtrning stoo;e. electric heat 16x28 unat1ached garage. KC school .district Th~ OWII£R IIOY£D TO FlOIIDA MD liAS DRASTIC.W.Y IEDUCEO THE PIICE Of THIS HOllE - Wil finance willr 25!1 dollln end 10!1 interest (II the balance. lfrcllrrian tlyle 3 bedroom also offers 1\-1 baths. kifchen willr CONVENIENT DOWNTOllfN UVIIIG - range, refti&. OW, and displ., laundry 1011m, LlRGE. ASSUMABLE LOq- Very attractive living room, femilv room, carport unatllched two story home offers 3 ~· 2 baths, 16x16 garage. 16x32 fenced pool, alum. sldinJ, LR. format dining room. kitchen, enclosed ·Attached beauty shop would help mt11e tht porch, new carpet, gas heal Wrthin walking payments. distant:e of stores and schOols. Call Qy. \ . IIITCHEU ROAD- GREEN TWP. - ,5 .a. LOW ·P~ED BEGINNERS :HOllE! - 3 BR more IJ' less, county waler milabte. .. ranch •$1)1t home offers LR. tcit£hen, bath and utility room, gas heat. new si!ling, city schools. ADDtSOII TWP. - Appro<. 7 Galipolis. 391! acres, Mil, fronts oo Cal for more information. 1 road. Nl woods and brush. $8.900. ADDISON 10WNSHiP - 8.8 acres more or less, vacant land on Bu~ville-Porter Rd. Ele<:tncity, septic tan~ sprin& rural water avai~ble. Asijng SJO,!KJO. • , FARMER'S FARM - One of tire area's better Iarms, 10 I acres m/1, lots o1 Symmes Creek bottomland, pond. new fences. large barn. several other buildings, la!ge loba<xo base, rood. 3 BR home, 2 balhs,located on Cadmus Cr05Sfoeds. Cal fill more information .. PRICE REDUCED TO $59,900! - Owner has bought another home and must sell this lovely J BR r;anch on Debby llriye. Approx. 1700 SQ. ft. dinong rm., LR, FR, krtchen, new custom drapes, ~arpetin& woodbuming stove, dedc. central a11, nalural wood sidin! CADMUS AR£A-:- 26.5 K.res. I il story home offers 3 BRs, krtchen, liVIng room. dinning .room. bath, carpeting and alr,nninum siding. Call for an aPIJOintment · mile from town tl1is remodeline 2 BRs. dining room, batlr, garage. leiellawn. '' ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOMEY Then this may be just the one. !»nvenienUy locaBI on Rt. 35 West, this home offers a large living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms,laundry room. I\1 balhs, equipPed kitdlen, carpetina. central air and a 2 car garage. · ..• . JUST WIIAT THE DOCTOI OID£1ED Lovely 4 BR home in •· quiet wooded location. Equipped eat-in kitchen, FR with fireplace, 3 baths. EKcellent niechborhoOd. 4.65 ac. Additionalacretll8 ovailable. $93,000. · • tl01 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION- Totally remodeled 3 bedroom home overlooking the R1ver. Just minutes from town. Includes vinyl sidina. basemen! arid new drywall, cei~np, insultbon, carvet. forniiea, bath and 1 new 10x12 storaae building . Priced to sell at $29,900. t313 wtth firepiace~ DR; hordwood floors, electric heat. I car goiage, I! 1II story, 3 BR IC~ . , '. JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN 100101111 foR In-town I;OOVenienCe. exira nicli Ill ~· 87 by 174, 3 or 4 BRs. larat liilchen, LR, DR. • balh. 1aree front porch 11111 ·small mallld' back porch, gas heat. ullltlached ont car , Pflll8. Call for an ippointment. .. 103 ACRES IIi. SPHiflnD iiP, COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62xll0 all steel Apprc»:. 96 A. liable lind. older home lla 5 . construction with fireprod insulatiol1, has BRs. bath, LR, kitcllen, county .w, 40dO overhead crane, office and bath. Formerly used ~~· 40160 ~bam,~- · for boat sales and repair. locaiBd Kross from ""'"""""' •It 1 ' Silver Bridge Plaza with access lo Ohio .River. I'OO!ntial unlimited. GAUIA'S IESf INID BUY -l'rlct ~ to $17,500. - Former dairy farm - 7rm. 2 · 100 ACRES. Ill. CLAY, TWP.' , sllry houle. several buitdirtgs, 180 ICIIIIIIOrl financing available. ~ . or lela. localad on ~fi-Patrial Rd. ntlr balance fill 20 years. Call for mori!fnloirnullin. Northup, Housing tor thloldarly ond hondl<oppod . • .., Ia :10% of adiuotod Income under HUD Section 'program. To !!U«<ily for the reduced rent yOur Income must be o maximum Df ll3,250per -for one penon and l15.100por y-lo< a aourlto. ' """* All Uflll!r.olncluded lrt lent fxcopl Celli, ond Tolop/Nino Limltod num,bor of a'""'"'""" ..allabte for person• olD yooro of oge ond up. TWIN ltMjtS ToWrlt 200'5econd StrHt P'olnt Pl10eant, W. Vo. Ollko Houro; t -lrl-t. FOR THE tEST OF YOUI LIFE Relll and w•tch lhe bar~ travel up and down the river from this ~~ell cared! for and very atlriC· 1M two story home on Route 7. Finished in Ton'cue and Groo¥41 Knotty Pine and ~anlwood floors offers tllrtl bedroom!, lull blsement, I II baltls. Larae m~nic:urlld lawn, carden and lwo QUtbuild· inp. low 50s: • tm En loY tho oecurlly and comlarto !hot oro oflotdod with our r•trldod buMding entry oyo._ , Omorf'MY calla oyotem, lowngo ond community •-actlvltill ond ooclal ovonll provide a relaxed ond on!ovololo environment. · DON1 WAIT UN11L SPRING! This newly lisled briek ranch probably won't be around that 10ng. located on a_ professionally landscaped lot in Debby Drive, thrs home 1s a cut abo¥1 mCI$1. E~ceptionat .features in lhe kitchen " like center Isle, beautilul oak cabinets aild e•posecl br[ck make cooking anything but a chore. , Also, includes formal dining. LR wrth fireplace, 4 BRs 3 botlrs. Finished basement includes rec . . room, workshop and fireplace. Efficiently_hea~ed with gas.-and cooled with CA. Buyers Protectron Plan provided. Come see this home before it's too late! IZ05 GAIOE• CE.Ttl I FUIWll SHOP ........... Z5,..,. of ........ 80a36 willl luH blltllltnt. ctdar sidin1 &u~dlna 11111 atlracti¥1 brick front with pOrCh, invenlllrf in· ~lldin1 nurstrY items, chemical flrrtiliz•s. 111:., peenhouse. Ptrfect opportuntty for •uressiYt person to be his own boss and CI'OW with the bull· ness. call for mort infor1111tion. ' 1314 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Mof...,.·Frlday !'!~oil for *236 RIVER V1£W From remodeled kitchen window: New bath, windows. siding. wolls. ceiling. all good work. lot Iron. taae on Rt. 7 in Addison. Troller space beina rented. Just one of the nicest remodeled in taste, oldet homes on the market. All this along with cood location makes it well worth the $32.000. ' . 1320 STAIT£R HO.E IN THE COUNTRY Start out right wrth this 3 BR ranch with maintenance lree vinyl siding. It's not even a year old , so everythinl is stil in like new condition. larae ~ acre lot offers quiet surroundings and a pleasant country view. Priced right at $34,900. We can get financed lor as little as.l4.000 down.-You ' area . acres in all. Pos~ble tion. Good buy at $18,000. 1201 . t301 o•NEI SAYS SELL THIS · Nice three bedroom home on North Main in Vin ton. Full basement with coa llurnace, city water. spacious front porch with plenty of shade, Seeing is believing. Askin& $38.000. t42S COIPACT HOlE - SEEIS IUCH LAIGER ~ bedrooms~ · 1II baths, labor sevina krtchen, utility room. d~nln&/tryrnc ~rea and centnl lir. llrae 2 car prap. Best set ol stor~~t ubinets 11e have . seen. Assumable mortc•ae- All on nice landscoped lot on U. S. 35 by Sunkist Subdivision. Priced II 155,000. 1307 8000 IIVEST.!NT- WILL PAY FOR ITSELF Double house - 5 rooms and bath on eKh iide Bath in nice ~ilion . One side isattroctively lur: mshed. Furn11h1np tnclude ranll8. relriaetalor ~alher/dfYfi, air condttioner, ~ bedrooms and h¥tn& room. You can hve in one side and letlhe other ~de make the payments. This " • aooc1 opportunity - 4 blocks !rom crty park. Siding is auaranteed lor 50 yeart • tlOS QUAUTY umlie Afine home on Joy Drive wit11 flratures to please the entire lamity. 3-4 bedrooms, 21! baths, den , huae family room llliltl Y«rnont castina wood· burner, pia.._ patio lid fellced backyard. These teatyra plus city schools. friendly ntichbon lnd &ood lol;llioll makes Ibis the home for which . you'vt bien !IIIIChing. CIA today. 114111 ·IN GALLIA COUNTY ·67$.667t Low down payment and low monthly payments on this loan assumption. 2 slory home in the country can be easily yours. Home has new furnace, new wiring, new bath, aluminujll siding, nice deck, 3 BRs, living room,iarge eat-in krtchen, dining room and full baseme~t. Price reduced to $~6 .500. , EIUOY'THE BEAUTIFUL COUfiTIY VIEW From this new 3 bedroom home with 2 baths, full basement unfinished, on a 2 acre lot. mil, one mile wasl of Vintpn on Jackson Road. Has a large patro and 1 double garaae 32x32, ~~ell water wrth county wller available. Over 1700 sq. ft. of living space ready lo move in. listed at $54,900. flU& $22,500. I TWIN RIV!ItS TOWEit 2oo Second StrHt Point PI-t. W. Vo. price. bedrooms, eat-in wrth dining arei and upstairs. Downstairs. there is a HUGE room where the kids won't dissturb the rest house. Utirty room, I u4 garage, woOd i back for cooflout~ Owner ~ut of town , wants rt sold. Oftered at $55,900. 01 111e .... a •..., 44W7I5 .. ~~~!~~~t ~•-ftft .I....~A}..l... ~~I_ NG u~~-4~~s;.... CALL: _ .. ... I •• n~U~I:I~~U!--n-QR~ li ~MJ .:.::(n~;n _. . .. . . ~. ~ . . • �24. 1986 71 Auto• for $ale for Sale 1882 lloltowogon Robbit, delool. 41·10 MPG, AC. II opold tronomluion. Good condition. t4381.00. Call II 4-892-1712 anytime. 4 dr .• ~.tora· mile on 233:oH 1984 Bronco II, ·low mll11, Ir-e. w-. Ven1S. 4 .!/i.D. 1977 Dodge 4x4, PS, P8, crul'!•, tilt, AM ·FM con. CIII'MI-741( otwr 4. 1971 Ford Conver-'on ·oconollno. outoma!lc. '81 Pontiac PI!Oenfx. AC, .·conditioning, . PS. e<uioo, tilt AM-FM. t4,100. Coll441·7413. lnt•minen wlpert, front WhMI drive, IKC COnd, Ilk- 1980 Ford Econollpe 110 ina 14,40o.oo. 304·871· v.n. e cv'.. euto.. •lr, 1849 boforo 2:00. chrOIM whMII. a.,.oial Ill• 74 'I Mo_tfrciycl.. - • 1882 three whoolor; ATC 181 . Good condition. o821.DO. Cell 614- 742· 3016. 1979 Electra Glide' Clestlc 80 cu . in. low mileage, extral, g•rage ltored 14600. Boot offer. 304· 876-12118 . · 74 Mc7torcycle• Canaday Realty ' .. 79 Motor• a._Campara 446·3636:. L.alrv.. 1978 Hondo, CB400· Y1. with ocoouorloo. t800. Call 441-2044 oftor lpm. 1-----'-.:.--'--1978 !Urloy Do~ldoon. v_"'~~\,. - ·- low Call 448·8031!. now radial ilr11, AM· terlor p81nt pkg. c.n ., •. FM. 8-trock. C B. PS. 2 tone 1982 Oldo Fironro. 2 door 241·1131 or 114· 246· paint. 1984 Escort L. low · mil ... PS, auto trana, r•Ual hatch back, pa# pb, ac. tttt 9511. tiroo. 1983 .Capri l. block. wheel. am · fm canet~e . Now 1986 Nlulon 4•4 long aunroof, auto, PS, Michelin front wheel drive, new tires, rediala, . AM-FM c111 .. low price nogotloblo. 304·882· . bed, frH huba. Sliding rear wlndo'ftll, 300 miles . mllee, 2 dr .• hetchbaek . Cell 3833. 119,900. Coll441-7019 • ·6~4 - 388 ·8889 onytimo or · -~---~--.441 4470 1 ft • · 1980 Renault Lee., good • · or • · cond .. om·fm radio, bucket It, mutt blin good 304-11711-2110. one lener to each square, 1o lorm four ordinary WOf'ds. I INBAC ' 76 Monte Carlo, rally wheela. dual uhauat, *550.00. 304-676-1690. 1985 Chevy, good ohopo. 1978 Pinto Wagon, good J;oll 288-8674. WQrk car, '800.00. Phone 1982 Chevette AM · FM 304-882-2934. P,oo, auto, 2 dr.. 26,000 mi., red with stfipea. Call ' 80 O~taun, haa been wrecked. Uaed CJ6 Jeep 814-246-6131 or614· 246· Top (white). Coli 304-675· !J566. ' 3939. . pkg. in&out." Call614·246· · 5131 or 614-246-9111 . 1976 Dodge Chorgor Sport, air, PS. PB. AM -FM tope. 35,000 actual miles. Call 614-246-6131 or614-2469566. 1988 Bronco, 4 wh. dr. Good Shope, 1800 onrode for truck . Call 614·387- 7609 _ 1--- - - -- - - - 1975 Ford F-260, ,...,. ton 360 4 opd_., good tires, monv new parts with utility bed. 11.200. Coll446-4462. 1973 Z-28 'good cond . Call 614-246-6130. 1966 Chevy, lAton. 4 spd, .. 1972 0 d good ohopo. CaH 256-6574. o go wagon, Nno ·1100. Coli 446·3026. · '7f> .Chevy pjckup ln~ck, ton, 360 a~to, good runrllng 1984 T-Bird. PS .. PB ., A· cond, f1 .600.00. Coll304· C.. Auto. 18995.00. Excel· 882-2936. IDnt condition . Call 114992-6646 between 7 :00 1nd 4:00: Call evenings 1979 Ford custom pickup, F160 stendard shift. body 614-949-2216. o-1 ohape $3,000. or boot 1974 Plymouth 318 euto- offer. 304·468-1863. matic . New paint. A·1 con· dition. 81200.00. Coll6149 92 -3194. '76 0 ot•n pick up. 81 Honda XL 600. both good c~nd, 304-675-3666. --~~~11 ·~wt· M~GHEE 'R,eni*Jt. , · M. L"Bud" McGHEE Broker Cheryl Lemley, Mei1s County Associale Phone 742-3171 ,. ; MMR 531- NEW LISTING- Country living Newer 3 bedroom home. Eat·in kilchen, woodburner in living room, 2 acres w1th gas well . loads ol nice pine and lruil trees. Take a look. Sells lor $47,500. MMR 557 - Po ice Really -Reduced!' Owner anxious to sell thiS lovely home localed on Beech Sl. in Middleport. 3 bedrooms, large utility room, ea1-in kitchen, formal doning room, play room. Nice s1ze lot Now ONLY $.30,000. ·MMR 552- Ranch home on Leading Creek Rd. 3 bedrooms living room has stone fireplace. 2 car ,garage, lull basement: Askmg $35,000. MMR 555 - large colon 1al style home. located on Front in Middleport You. can relax on the large double ""'"•• as you walch the beautiful Ohio i 4 bedrooms ' ~~~· ~!·! 82 81 THILE ' I I I - ·1 Business Scissors. Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614-982·2284. Plumbing - . lk Heating 85 General Hauling · Excavating 87 Upholatery ~Services Home lmprovemenu BASEMENT WAHRPROOFINO , ladcy ,Jm Codoa:1 •allar 446 ·7181 Snith .allw -318-11211 Eh* Ill lang Rsallui-675-3961 ~ -- SOUTHERN... HILLS INC. . R.E., . 446.·6~1 0 Real Estate General PAD..:-.::::.c· · SANTlVSURPRISED AT THE liST v...- 304- 1883 Ford Aoilgor 14.995. Coli 304-773·6268. , Qnguard • ' Ofliring CENGUARD'" Insurance Sarvices Print answer here: YOUR FAMilY DESERVES NOTHING BUT THE BEST! ANO THIS . HOME QUAliFIES LUAN WOOD SIOING. GIGANTIC DECK SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE FANTASTIC VIEW. 4 BEDROOMS, 22X20 liVING ROOM, FIREPlACE, FULL BASEMENT, 2 CAR GARAGE. 6'h BEAU· TIFUl ACRES. !AKE DRIVE, RIO GRANDE. CAll FOR AN APPOINT MENT! , Yesterd ay s . I ~ l XXl I l ] BALKY TORRID LEEWAY . Answer: What a hyphen perm ita you to doBREAK VOUR WORD Jumbles: FOCUS 0488. 9 a.m. to p.m. Rogers Basement Watarproofl"g. J 6 J•s Siding Vinyl • aluminum siding • roofing. FrH~. ettimatea. Gall 614- 317-7488. 83 manti. Hptic tenka. Call anytime 4537 , James L. Davison. Jr. owner. ·.18' tt-:-· pick up 20' ft. · delivered Also pipe connec· tions and water pipe. 1163 Sec . Ave., Gallipolis. 814 -448-7833 or614-4411 1833. New & ReupholttiH'ed furni ture . R & M Furniture Doz:er work land clearing, Manufacturing. St . Rt. 7, lendacaping, etc. ·free eltl-" Crown City, Oh . Call 81~ mates . Call 4•&~8038 or 268·1470, coli 446- 992-7119 anytime. ' PLASTIC GAS PIPE E••· 3438. S&H PLASTICS · Centril (Vienna). W. Ya . PH. 31)(-195,1615 J' 'fHf'hltfiSiilbiifl-LOts ot ''Tenaerlb'lingCare" real~ shows in ~his house, 3 bedroom, two full bathS, formal dining room, basement- 2 car garage, metal barn. extra fenced ki Much more. Sl Rt 141. 216 E. 2nd S1. Phone , ·(61 4)-992-3326 $31,500. NEW liSTING - Building lot near Pomeroy. • TUPPERS PLAINS - On 681 near the school. 3 or 4 bedrooms, bath, aulomatic heat & lml lot Only $23,800. . . city :2:.eE:~~ fuu u~~~~fie~.r,~~ utllrties, storm drs. & ·;.;.: ... Fetty Tree Trimming. ttump removal. Call 304· 676· 1331 . RINOLES 'S SERVICE. ox· perlenced arpenter, electrl· Ask loursolf lhls Gu11tion_;lhen Ust With Uo •Willis 1. l11din1ham. Roalloo. Ph. Homo 446-9539 Real Estate General . • 446-4206 SonSeimay· RIVER VIEW- 4 bedroom ranch with full competed basement 3 baths; !ami~ room, beautiful in-ground pool w~h deck ptus relreshment bar and bath.Garage in basement level, office area. Central air and heat. Approx. 2 acres. I 11762 * 446-4206 NEW UmNG - OWJIERS LEAVING AREA : Completely rurn~hed 3 bedroom stutoo: style home ~rdy 4 years old. 2 balhs, lamily room, derl' 0( 4111 bedroom, kill:hen complete wittl appliantes. Heat pump, central a11, attached garage. W~hin 3 · r1 town. ~~~ $49,900. Call lor an appointrnenl I -~ • (Sonny) Garnes Catfly Clark Burdette . Assoc. Assoc. 446-2707 Eveniags 388-8118 Evenings 12.125% FIXED RArE W/5%DOWN Oil VARIAB>E RATES AT 10% ami 9'/o% INT. RATES. GIVE US A CALl FOR MORE DElAilS! INCOME PRODUCER- live in one and renttheother. 3 bedroom home plus 2 bedroom 12'•65' mobile horne. Plus additional mobile home space to rent out 3 •septic lanl<s, . rural water. Shed, 2 run doe kennel. MinUtes from Holzer Medical Cenler. Good rental incOme. On~ $31,500. RACINE - lg. 7 rm. family home, storm drs. & wdws .• lg. basement, den, dbl. garage with lots ol stotage & extra lg. lot mo MOBILE HOiiE PWS4\\1tm-10x50 1963mobile home with IO'i<26' addition. 3 bedrooms, balh, living room, kill:hen witt1 range and refrige~atQ(. Woodburner included. located Vinton area. Sua Murphy, Milton Rousb Helen, VlrcJiand Bruca Tulord Housing Headquarters 992-2259 ···· m ~ "(t! ]~ IUUOI .· SlCIUDED PRIVATE NEIGHBORHOOD w!hin vi~king distance to ~ downtown and city scRwls. Brie~ tri·level .home. has a formal entry, livins . room w~h fireplace and.a brealhtaking v~ ol lhe Ohll Valo1. Stepsaver ' kilchen wilh buin-•n modem appainces. den ·wilh .fireplao:, buiHin · liooi<case and'haff balh. Middle'level offer> master bedroom wllh lUI balh, 1 • • large bedrooms, ce-amte tited lull batlt lower level with large fami~ room, · 4th bedroom, mage area, and laundryloobbi ooom. This home has recenlly been recarpeled througtout Screened-in back porch wilh buft·in . barbecue gril, dou~e carlll'l wilh slorage area. Landscaped klt to acceot the beaul'l ollhis quallli lx>me Give us a call tcxlay: I YEAR BUYlR PROTECfiON - 3 bedroom home GOOD AS NEW - ·~ 'bedooom ranch. Everything is '" liplop shape. New carpeting, wmOOws and OOors, paint paper, etc. ONner is mOiling away and needs lo selllhishome. NOW! lMng room, large kilchen and dining area. Garage. Otj scOOols. Good neighoorl'ood. Pnced in lhe 40s. includes 2 baths, family room, woodburner. wei bar central&ir,larae bam plus lruit lrees and ~garden: Priced at $39,500. H780 • NEW USTING - lliddlpeort - A very cute 2 story home wrth 3bedrooms 1bath, utility, woodburning fireplace in lam· ily room. Carpeting lhroughout, also smal storage building ai1d porChes. $19,800.00. Henrr £. Clel1nd, Jr. Jun Trussell Ml-2610 Dottle Turn" 992·5592 , IIOO[IIN RANCH - Onli 2 mintnes from l<lw.n. 2 acri!S ol w~ond. 1-j)me features formal enlry, LR aOO dining room, mOOern lutchen and brea~ast are~ lamili room with wb fireplace. 3 BR> 2baths, 2cao garage. , 8% lnt Rale a>uld be assumed. ' situaled on 311 acres near Crowri City. Over 1400sq.It NEW USTING- 21 acre farm wilh 2 story !arm house, bam and other buldin~. pond and pasture, fencing and other features. In the country and owners will deal on financing and wil consider land Contract $36,900.00. RE~~TORS SUND A1rPUZZLER »739 · RUSTIC LOG CABIN - II you're kloking lor a log cabil1 iOU'II love this , country style decorated 3 t:edroom. features a CXIZY living room W~h held HARO TO FIND ~ the character and charm of tlis· family home. !!Pacious rooms lhroughout 6 bedrooms possible, 2 baths. fireplace in li~ng room. kill:hen witt1 din.ing area, large fronl porch,_metalpr!ge bUilt in 1983, 2 ftat lru. Price reduced ~ $44 900: 0wner wolling to listen to reasonable offer, ' , stone fireplace w/ wcxx:lburner. Convemenl coun~ ~l e family· r0001, diOinQ and kitchen combination. Only two years old. Settmg on a partial~ wooded lot. ()~ schools. Pnced mlhe _50s. Payment Ill% lnten;sl Rate. 39.50acres ol w~land . Awateofall. Secluded and WANT SIIA!J, ACIEM£1 - Ideal lor building )'1111' new horl)l 0( just as 1Jl()d place br iji!lling away lrom ~ al. 7.5 acres, more or less, of lOlling land. Driled wei~ rural .water and septic tank atready ins1alled. Call lor detaib. ' . ' MODERN 81-lEVEL! - localed in good naghbool'ood off Sl Rt 35.Three or 4 bedrooms, lormal d•ing and livong room, 2~ baths, FR, IS mod. k~cllen w/lols of good Qua lily ca~nets. Lei'sgel read! forsummer. lfs ju~ around the corner. 16x36 swimming pool, la1ge deck area. City schOOs. Ni ce moderr 3 bedroom .04 acres more or less. Barn, lool shed and cellar. located on slate highway. Priced lo sell. Call now. #616 enae t731i H712 COU"'RY ATIICISPitERE - New bi-1M home locallxl north d 1&1 Grande. Bstulilul decor lhrouPut. 3 bedrooms, 2 ballls. ftssing room and bath all ilrlt m11111 bedroom, F~h doors 1o back declc oil the dinilll! r110111, nice ~hen. lar&e lamiy room, bealdul Cli'pet 2 car garage. NEW USTING -And abig bargain. 3 bedroom mQbile home that is mostly furnished situaled on 1 I acre lot near North Gallia HS. lndudes 1Zxl5' addition plus a new 24'k24' detached garage. $25,900. t717 ' 111111 FARM - 14 ACRES - Clay Towns~p. city 5Chool district like new 3 bedroom modern house, Jaree comftlrtable rooms, 2 barns ~ constructed. one equipPed wittl stables. Six acres fertile land, lots r1 .' lriizer and ·lime has been' used. Tobacco baa A bargain at $51.500. ' *715 ·, SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOMI AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND .THAT SOMEONE. CALl USII ' NORTHUP AREA- 3BR home. Large ooodefneat-~ ~tchen. Fam>~ roan, 4BEDIIOOII- I II !lory frame oome. located 3miles from IOWTt EJI~n ltitchen, bat~ illing room. partial basenMJit IIIith in the basement lellet. Home has new.Rill, new fll'nace. Priced in the 30s. location: lOOK WHAT SO liTTlE Will BUY 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovell wooded country setting situated on Slate Route. lots, lois more.· Possible land contract. #621 AtiiB - PARAIIISI' LAKE - Year around retreat located on Hannan TriCe bel. 3bednloms, 2 sllry charmilll] older home. Beautiful siDd<ed lake. Wooded lind to hunt deer and wildile: TOOicce base. INiher wil sell all or pert ' 11766 f729 FOR THE INVESTOR - 4alO sq. ft. tommertlll building .Office area, sales space, Sllil'age space, 3 rental unitS, 2 bedroom mobile home, 2 apartments. All . presentlj rented. Good income, Excellent in-town l 'h ACRES WITH COUNTRY SETIING Nice and solid 2 bedroom home located on State Highway with no real close neighbors,Rural water system plus drilled and a. dug well. EKtra wateo lap lor a mobi le home hookup. Nice restfu l area aller a day's work. H574 35'x35' GARAGE & 3 lOTS 2 mobile hpme or building sites with all ulolities·avaolable-3 wafer laps. Garage with air compressor and other major air tools, spray painting gun, eic. Bottle gas furnace heat in gllf· age with 13 ' high door, 2 ni ce landscaped lots ready lor mobile home, doublewide or build a new home and operate a body shop or mechan ic garage. Appro• . \l mile oil highway 35 West of Gallipolis. Business w1th your home nearby. • #614 ' ' REDUCED - Ne,.i carpeled 3 lli:droom, modern kitchen and dwung rOCliTI comb. with s~di rlg doors, livmg room. bclth, laundry room. Single t¥ garage. Oti schods Gas heat ~r condOonin~ 4()s. 200 ADORABlE NEAT AND COMPACT - 3 bedrooms, nice · wilh dining area, living room, bath, l1111ng room, attached garage, attic lao, new sash windows, fenced backyard. Good location. FREE NATURAL GAS, 140 ACRlS Appro•. 10 moles lrom Gallipolis- lots ol Raccoon Creek lrontage-approx. 30 acres Raccoon Creek bottom land . To· lal of approx. 60 acres lillable wit h lobacco base. Nice 40'x60' barn. & room s. 3 bedroom home with lree natural g0s, to heat you r home In winler and co~k your·food. Lo)s of lru 1t lrees, Not e counlry-sett~ng. See lh1s one . #419 IIICOIIE OPPOIITUNilY - OwNrs have retired and are WilY anxious ., 1811 rental IJIOI*IY. The price I)IS been reduced on ttlis bull111111 bliildila tiRd 3 mobile lloma located on 21ots will! Ill ulilltles. nils (II'OIIIIIy is in I prime location and IIIII allp!IIIRIIr renlld. ·CIII today tlte detals. . . ,,.II ' 11644 ' livmg room, office or den. Nice lot and stot'age building. City schools. 3lown ' bj appt. Priced low ' ' lo; • FROIITME 011 RIVE I - Only $25,000. I \t sllry, 3 bedroom 18modeled, bath. large ~hen and dinin& area. Wlrina. plumbina. roo! have been replaced. V1oyt sidin& Immediate possession. H'l50 INiiiG IAIGAIN lad. $1,200. -as acres, more or less. Tycoon " *745 Cl!~Cen~ry 21 Roai·Eatote~~,;.~for theNAF.. ~~~~~~;:,~lllll<sorC.ntury Z;-Reol E;llle C~rp<>rotlon. ~ntedln l'.S.A. F.qWilllcru•inRI~'l".ft•nllyfil BM:IIOPPICI,J8~1fiii'NID,(ii!IOPIL\TID. Priced oighl 50s. Lois HollE AND INCOME! -$22:000. 2 bedroom dining room, eal-in kitchen. FeaiUres IO'x48' traoler added lncoi11f. Well worth a look BliCK RAIICit IN CITY - J bediOO!TI$, bait!, dining room, li'iing room, kill:hen, t*lil'; room. ldtached I cal ~ with breezewty. Nice size lawn with new cha;l ' link fence in back. Nicely .landscaped. Home in excellent condition. 50s ~ · house lor lhe mooey 8.6 ACIIES - More or less, 3 bedroom n>Jbi~ home, also 2 ojdrlional mobile oome houkups. Ki"'' Creek school di~rid. Priced on lhe 20s. ,,, • 6.7 ACRES - More or less ol vacant land. 25x50 bu>lding wilh concrele floors. Gas is a11ailable. O'M!er wil~~g to take trailer 1n on trade. City sch<xXs. Cali b roore deta>is. : HOUSE TO GIVE AWAY - ~Lifi)SI - ONLY $16,300.00!1 - 3 bedrooms, 2 story n city. Large lOt, 40x 170. Formalli'ling room, dining 100111, lamiy room, modern kitchen. 721 Thrd Ave. Shown bj appt ; lOCATED IN COUNTRY .:.. IR, 3 BR~ kilcherr, bath. utility ooom, cedar panelins tulli carpeied, l!ir lllnditioned, se-~eraloppiO'ltes. wosher. dryer, ~oge rne~l oolbu>ldin& garden, 16 """ wil sell tor 132.000. WID CONTRACT - A·lnrme oome oo .65 ocre lol more or less. 2or 3 bedroo"" 1~ trolh INin& 100111, kilchen, tJility IUOm, lhird bedroom'could be used lor tarn>~' oooon ~ trosemerrt unfinished. 2 ~"""· iel!igerat!l, ' washer i111d dryer induded. Prio:td 20s. l • EICEILEIIT LOCATION - Wal~ng distancli to city schoois. t.blern 4 bedroom home 21amil '"'""· 2balhs, bui~·in i<ii:hen, living roon\, tJilily ~ 100111, oobby roOm, W<Jirshop, lru" ceilll, scoeenert-in piiCh, cen\'al air, 9 : acres 1o1 wllh l!"den, ~uiurees and goapo lrllor,Home has been wei cared . tor. Eneri'l etficienl MN!~ - 2 ~e ~m! !m! ~ ~~t"!'. -!45..00 ~ rmnth. Kl'!ff' r.tfll!k schooi district ]-·_- L_~==============~~..• ACROII 72ac-. · 74 PleDe lor c:ombat 78 Pafumad 7781811< 1 Dttlnlotrongly ea.- 78~otl ,, Detlllld 18 Title of •-=t 79 Not aogel1wo..,orlltelly 21 Bunlei lid 22 Kind at,_ ... 23.._ 24 $18y 25 Urouluel 28Bogdown 28 OkMtng pl.- of COlli 30 Animal enc:lotlure 32 Pa'o partner ~=~~~~~~~,~~ #617 IIIAKE US AN OFFER - 1 acre and attractive lrame randl located near 'MerceiVIile. 3 ,bedrooms, living room,·eat•n ~hen. 2 baths; basement Heat pump, woodburner. Rural water. 2 car garage. #705 NEW liSTING - Nllf Po· :meroy - Fiwe Points Aiea, ·newer ranch type ome with swimming pool and deck, gar· age and an acre lot. 3 bedrooms nice modern krtchen, many ·leatures. Owner moving and priced to sell at $49,900.00. awro•. !578 : COIIIIERCIAl PROPEm - looi~ at UPW Rt 7. Appr011. 4\0 acres. _1arge metal building wrth i:oncrele floor, 2 smaller bllildlllgs, 14'x55' mobile ho~Te, rural .water: Land all ~iS nat • H744 POMEROY,O. PRICE RfDUClDI RuUand area finn, 105 acres, large barn, ponds, Oilier blildinp. ll'f' 2 !lory finn house. Mineral rjahts will! a produci~ ill: well. Pric:e reduced lo $65,00100 for quick sale. now. I gas, air conditioners, fenced ya111 1984 DOUBUWIDE 24'x48' - 3 bedrooms. 2 lull balhs, kill:hen com~ with appliances. Cathedral ceilin& garden lub ai1d wall!in closel in master blith, all carpelad, woodburner i!Ciuded. Must be moved lrorn present location. ca111or more delai ~. E.MaiooW ' 2 ACRES PlUS NICE COUNTRY HOII~ , Lorge 12 room remodeled home. 6 bedrooms, 2 balhs, wilh modern kitchen . Home covered with carelree alu·· minum siding, Thermopane windows, 2 sundecks, fuel oil FA furnace with a woodburner insert 4 car garage and numerous storage bldgs. 2.093 acres. Rolling level land. A real Country Gentleman Home. Phone 82S.~ 84 Document 81a.d 98 RoriWI road ' 98H.-1 88Foroe 80 Unlock• 82 ThcJrouc;!lare 94MonMroul 98Edlble- ... ;;;=. a.-- -... fl7f>7 NEW LISTING - Corner lot in Middlpeort. All utilities available. Appro• . 50x.l20. $8,500. 30 ACRES M/l QUALITY HOME & BARN Top quality 9 room house wilh 1 rooms earpeled. 4 bedroom s, balh and lull ba· semenl plus. 3 car garage. Good barn approx. 30'x40' plus chi cken hou se approx. 12'•30'. Approx . 10 acres tillable and 20 acres pastuoe with large pond. Beaulilul location with hall mile frontage on blacklop state highway. !598 K23 home near town. wilh family room and rec. room, fio1reolace and central air. Priced at $49,900. acres near Mine This . bedruom ranh type horne 1 a true bargain! Home is carpeted, FA hea~ cellar house, garden space, lru~ trees. Woodburner hookup: Bargain al $15,000.00. replacement windows. aluminum soffit, vinyl lidlng, continuous guners, free estim1te1. aH work guaranteed . winter monthl cheaper . Call evenings. 304576-2644. L ESTATE #754 NEW liSTING - Ownm must seli now! 3bedroom mostly remodeled home on·approx. I acre in Green Twp. New krtchen, insulated, new walls, new 200 A. breaker, place lor woodb ..ner. Needs some wor~ Green Elementary $27,000. 782 B & 0 Home Improvements, PH. OFFICE 446-7699 . TUTES UK£ NEW - 430 lewis Drive. Th~ adofabla ranch home is ()effect fQ( anyone. 3 bedrooms, I \1 baths, lovely car~ very lll'ge eat4n ~.central air0well . --- insulated. City schools, water and sewer.- _ ' Rotary or cable tool drilling. MOst wells completed same day. Pump ules and servioo;, 304- 996·391.:!2. WMO!.! WORLD? · ...... ' OWNERS WANT OFFER - Have transferred out of town and must sell. Altractive 3 bedroom home witt1 I \1 baths, fireplace, equippr!d kitchen, lull basement with rec. and family room plus 16'x32' in-ground pool. . 11769 or 6711-7388. THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL'THE (1QQtp~L~,. ~kto *788 ., cien, mason. painter, roof· ing (including hot tar epplicationl 304-8'16-2088 M~MB{~ • 25 ~ust ~~eet, #786 SUPER BUILDING LOT - 4 acres ready ror you to build your dream home. Wal!r tap. W•hin 3 mile of tvn'ii: Cttt sehoul s;stern. Restricted. · - --=- ·· . _ ms FARM - 122 acres." of mi· nerals a~d modern 3 BR ranch in Chester Township. MINI FARM - 12 acres. Ohio Power, drilled well, LC. available, root cellar & modern 2 BR home. $31,500. " ' "' f787 $12,500. JUST USTED -It you are looking for privacy this maY' be just what you need. 3 bedroom bi-level located I mile north off Sl Rl 218. Includes: 2 baths•.lg family roQn1 wtth woodburner. 2 car garage, over I acre·yard. lmmediale ~sioo. $49,900. .. RIVER FRONT- I ,OOOft. of it Camping, fishing, with drilled well, 3 BR home & garage. Just $32,000. LETART - Remodeled 4 BR home. Forced air furnace, paneling . & carpeting on 338. @ · ...... - UNBEUEVABLE 2 0( 3 bedroom Cape Cod style home. Uke new eoo~plete buift-in kitchen, new balhroorn, some new carpet Electric, rounty water, septic system. Partial basement Sl Rt. 141. Unbelie'leable at wdws, Nicely located' & in excellenl condition. ~ 1------::r----- Call 1114-388-9857. 6 cyl, 36 773-5178 alter 6 PM. SEWING Machine _repain, HJVico. Authorized Singer Soloo & Service Shorpon ·----·~ Unconditional lifetime gua~ ran,.. . . . tires and fenden. 875-8719 .• EYE'IHt WANT ADS FOR GREAT IUYS Marcum Roofing • Spout· ' room combo is -36'xl5'. sal with a counler lop bar and a full basemen( 2 MMR 554vou1r im:10in:llinn 2story home on . , • . bedrooms, dining room, Slttmg room. lot IS 100 xlOO . Owner w1ll consider some fmancing. REDUCEO to $28,500. MMR 537 - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, full basement are only a lew amenities you:lllind in this home on E: Mam. Lovely_ hand·cralled Mchen cabinets, carporl and more' Great 1nveslment at ONlY $15,000. · liMA 559- _NEW liSTING .:. Racine. Neat as can be. Thos home heats w1th woodburner, has 3 bedrooms, large kitchen area . Noce level lot w1th i · . Aluminum siding, Pnced Painting and 1 carpent•r work. dependable and hon· e11, reaaoneble retea. 304· Electrical a. ftefrlgeretion lng. Now inet8Hing rubber roofs. 30 years l)tperlence. apecielizlng In buill up roof . TEAFORD 1983 Dodge Omni 4 dr .. 4 Trucks fQr Sale opd .. AM-FM co11.. dolu•e 1-------~-­ ! 977 19 ft. Nomod 11lf conttlned. siMpt I, air. awning, tandem axle. good S1:rv1c1:s interior axe. cond. see or 304- ;4 2 , actual m ,11 ,200. Coli 446-4462. Home Improvement• cond. Coli .114-245-8163 lftor8PM. ·-- to buy 1'878 thrv : modal Fifth wt,ool. 24 • 1983 Kowllki KXBO, oxc cond, call 3D4-882·2421. Unscramble these four Jumt>le&, !14 lk Campers 1n I rnllea. eac . oond.. extraa. 1-----.:....--..,-- 81 ftl'}~Nl iji)'i} ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~· by Henri Arnold and BoP Lee The Sunday W.Va. 24. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleeunt, W.'Va. Times-Sentinel The Ohio-Point 36 For1< prong 37 Metal 36 Drunklrd uxi 104 ~ ot-.ng 105 Hold on property 40 Rugged mountain 108 Memorlndl creot 108 Clwlgocolorof 42 S1rlke 108 Wor1d org. 43 Woo borne : 1n11. • 44 Depoolta 110 Raiii'OIIId: abbr. 45 Tattered c:loth '111 Femaln· colloq. 47 Continued atciry · 112 lndMdualo 49 .Kaen ' 114V....'aCUIYed 50 Oolong pWlklng 51Talkaldly 116 T~CIOII'o ·54 Soil c. 117 Appcinioilo 55 Group of per10n1 118 treclct 56 Woo ilfrald o1 120 Anlmal'lloet · 59 Galli 122 Contaminate 80 - h reeorl 124 Sudly brew . 12 Piece o1 ~ 125 Contalnlrs 84 F""" of -ch 128 SoutiiAmartcan 85 French article animal ee Pronoun 121 Once ....,....., trlltk 67 Angor 88 Approacllee 70 r..- lor money 71 Small child 1 2 9 - rock 131 Labelo 132 Hall 133 Thin pontdge ' BUilDIN.G LOTS · 2 lots in Bidwell area. Suitable lor mobile.home or build your own home. Rural wafer. Bui both for $2,800. #608 VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner finan cing, sundeck, rural water, septic s1stem\ elec· tric . Buy il wth camping traoler or without, concrete pad. Greal fishing! Buy and move righl in. #514 lOW DOWN PAYMENT- OWNER FINANCING Are iOU look lor a 2 bedroom home overlooking the Ohio River with little maiotenance. Beginner home or retirement home. We have it. H260 8 ACRES Within 10 min~te~ drive to downtown Gallipolis. City school system . Has hookup for mobil ehome. Gallia rural water, electric and septic tank . Nl&htlighl on pole. 200 foot frontage on Graham School Road. Timber. Building siles. Call now. ~-·- - 3 , Dolllr bill llgtOCy:abbr. 138Cowr 38 Clll.- faction 139Siwpal 37 PJp 39 Engllol1 atreelcor 40-..e. 140 Spenioh141 Frull drink 142 A"*'-o: al>br. 143 Exiola 144 Cere lor 14!5Maraw 147 Sleopie 149- ,_,.., 150Lucld 152'Cooi1118ild .1.54 V.felcoue 156 Artiat'1 11and , 161 Part of Jllicket DOWN , Coago•at• 2 Wlrel.-181 3 Sum up 4 Brol'- of Odin · s A - baing . 6 Bartera 7Told 8 Sick . 9 Noteolocele 10 Caatic .,betance 1 1 Nun's outftt 12 t:noooregt 13 Sailor: collOq. 14 Latin c:onjwlction 15 o.tormlno 18 Part'*' 17 Willienlc:lc""""' 18 Romll!1 godl 19 Latin 20 -lhel 27 Rocky hill 107Brtlllke • 1 Great Lake •2 DeltMallon • •r ' I '• tl) 1111'Ncicue 112 Ploy on warda: pl. 43 Article of )4oo!olry *"' 44FIIIen 1 13 Booly: 115Shou1 116Ttora 118 Alight 119 R.nt 121 Gra1ee herlhly 4848 Country ot Alia 49 CQoilng d•Ac:at 50-duck 51 Aoepite 52Aacandoo 5.8.-W.!!I~-~-~,__,__,....,...._.... 5:3.E..~•-m ~~:~-,.c 97 Soorcll 99 L.llbrlcMel 101~ . . 105 Tlll'dy 108 s.;,. 29POIII 135-aldran ; ~ \ •• . , ~=-~· :=-~ ~ -~i1'1nQ ~,-:::;;=..J "'~,Zl ~25~r~, l'l._~-.. !!!_~:"'·~ 57 Run ._.o be mwriocl 56 Hinder 81 Region 83 s 84 Act 68 Animate 70 ~allan ·11 The boat 73 'Come on 1he""""" 7•Highcerdl 75 Change 77 S<lorchee 78 Sllltl 80 VIIIIQIIII 8~ DetpyeM!Ing 83 Soak, .. flax 84 Melli IMt-. 87 Atports 88 Rely on 80 Muilk:al drwno 91 Gem ' 82 Cillo 93 00. 95 e abolli lilt Willie 88 ~ or_,_ 128 0ec1ore 127 Adjuolmonta of accounts 12951\w 130 p;.., g I bb8) •, 131--ofMighl ; 132 Warning devlot . ' 134 WlttiOU1 end:' poetic 136 Frolic 1371letect odor 139 At thli pl-. 140Cityin· ~ 144 s..- natiWI 145 Girl's nome •• 148.....,_.,_,,~ 1470.... :: 148 Llmprey ;:: 148Snllce 151 Teutonic doily ::· :' 153 COIWMi.... .,A 155 Room: - - "' 157 ·~1- ~· �--- -- -- - ----\ hge February 24, 1986 ·P omeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. D-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel • • ·Restraining order blocks sale of secunties CINCINNATI ~AP) - State • oftlclals ~talned court orders Frldaytotakecontrolortheassetsof -- --- - " - JU d'grnenl 8 granted POMEROY _ Deficiency judg- ments have been granted in two cases filed In Meigs County Comman Pleas Court. A deficiency judgment of $14,757.24 has been granted against the defendant In a case filed by Minlng Controls Inc., Beckley, W.Va., against Coal Power Inc., Shade. Equipment purchased from ClnclnnatltlcketsealperWilllamE. Melsterhasusedproperprocedures for whfch he was hospitalized Meister Jr., and to prevent Meister to raise capital for his business. Sunday In critical condition, after from v)olatlng Ohio's laws regula!Meister, 23, of suburban Madeira, his parents found him unconscious tngsaleofsecurtUes. _operatesaUcketoresalesbuslness,a at home. He. was r:eported In good Hamilton County Common Pleas limousine service and a suburban condition Friday. . Judge Donald Schott Issued a music-video store. Through his HJs lawyer, Thaddeus A. Mue·temporary restraining order, good tlcketbusiness,Melstl'rbuystlckets thing, represented Meister at Frl· for 14 days to prevent Meister and for events lncludmg concerts, then day's hearing before SchOtt. Muehis employ~ and businesses from reseHllshthem, ~chris leglalllnhOhl~ thing did not return a reporter's e as not .....-rn dorma y c arg..... telephone call about the matter. selling securities - or promissory 'th 11 1 notes which the state C?ntends are ;~thoria:!~. ~~n~~i~it>~ffi~l~l: beState securities officials sai,d they securities - In vtola)lon of Ohio gan investigating Meister s me10 ld SChott ' · in support of their laws t !hods of raising capital after Schott also appointed Phillip D. request ~r~lsc~L1 : e r, th~Is'::[~ learning that he raised $7.3 million Lemkuhl deputy state securities suspeceglt redester srit. proped l' from 2,llXJ outstanding promissory • unr ste secu 1es an may · commissioner to serve h d f ·. d~-' . notes . • as a ave e rau ""mves1ors. R Business ~!d.... · wnue rnesta'e mvesn:gares nail , from an :-· Savings & Loan Associ a lion of , • Parkers.l>urg,~WSa.• •oow. ,<lolng. . business as Magnet Bank, against · Larry D. Cutlip, Parkersburg, et. ~1.. the court has ruled that • co-defendants In the suit, Donald • and Judith Metz, Mineral Wells, ·W.Va., may l'edeem the property in question, located in Orange Town. ship, by paying the fuU amount of a judgment ordered in the case, on or before Aprit8. : Also in Meigs County Common Pleas Courl, Gary Crlfilth and · Juanita M. Griffith, Long Bottom, . .!lave f!!ed-.su!! agBJnst Anna Gibso~, Albany, et. a!., requesting a partlonlng of property in Chester Township. Set for dismissal POMEROY j_ several · actions are to be dismissed March 1 in Meigs County Common Fleas Court uniPss the courris-shown-good ·cause why the caseS should be continued. ' An actlori over oU and gas lease royalties !Ued by Robert Fetty and Wanda Fetty, Pomeroy, against ' Phillip W. Dallman, doing business as Dixie Energy Co., Wooster; an action requesting a $10,652.20 judgment, filed by Farmers Bank & Savings Co., Pomeroy, against Doug's Marine Sales& Service Inc., Pomeroy, et. al.; and an action ·requesting a $17,:19!) judgml'nt, filed by Randolph Fraley, Jr., Middleport, against Richard Bailey, Mid- dleport, are all to be dismissed. February 2 1 Saturn president doesn't fit image .... ByEDWARDMJJJER AP Auto Writer DET!WIT (API - The new president. of General Motors Corp.'s Saturn small-car Pfl>)ect, Wllllam Hogluild, comes fr<im a faril!Iy of GM executives but doesn't fit tjle 0 ..belif>ves. . ....Tile_ Longs .llsk.ed notes under which he prom , lsed to Adeficiency judgment of$5,129.52 was granted to Central Trust Co.. Middleport, in a suit flied against - Mary E . Hager, Middleport, et. al. • In question in this matter was a section of real estate In Middleport VUlage. The property has been sold and the proceeds applied to an original judgment. . 'Innes- ieJmntJ Section ' w;:s~.~~~e~mY.~po~;r~ary~·~:ii~a:re;-:.:i~~~~~~~~~~Be~th~e~sd~a~~~od~g~e~r~M~art;~ln~g~,s~ta~t1e~sec~u~r~lt~le~s~-~~~~c~k~etsf~·~~~~~~~~~~:: -.~1:~~~~~~~~~~~;c::=~ •- ~ the plaintlfi by the defendant double or triple the amount bor- contend were similarly defrauded . Earlier this month, stale officials rowed within 90 days. The state's asked Meister to' deposit a total of position Is that Meister should have registered-his promissory llotes as _$'1.3 million - to cover the an:!OUnt_ securities, and failed todoso. Two Investors, Darlene Long of West Chester and Robert Long of Cincinnati. filed a ~.2 mllllon lawsuit Friday against.Meister in • Hamilton County .Common Pleas Court. The Longs al~ that they gave Meister two pro s'"?ry notes, Admitted .- Lynda Stewart, for a total of $3,500, to Invest In his ticket broker business ..Th:y said ~~~~~~~~l~~:Yif:;~~r~Jg'Meister never upheld his proinlse to ley, Racine·, Florenc·. Nelson, re _ pay them from his resale of ~ Fdmeroy; Margarei NuiJp, • headquarters, a big reward that put him in chargeof industrial relations, sales, marketing, consumer relations and service. Hoglund was a finance man for many years at GM ·and has a bachelor's degree In economics !mml'rJnc~ton l!ll\! a master§ in behalf of other Investors they I ·1i-J;U·o-=--~ ; R"EG. ~sy2 .00.~ ...: ••• ~••• SAtE REG. SJ59.00 ........ SALE 5127.•00 Ff 1 REG. 5179.00 ........ SALE 5143.00 ~ REG. 5204.00 ........ SALE 5164.00 Fii .... -"' PORTER - A smokehouse has been added to Haney's Custom Butcher Shop to aid In the preparation of hams and bacon. The Shop, loca tedonCiark Chapel Road, has been operated sine!' 1979 . by Darrell and Cindy Han<'y , who explained thallh!' smokrhouse goes ;llong wf(ii fne"6usln!'ss. which'buys and sells frl'Sh hams from people in thearPa. Darrell Haney sa id he and his wife. concoct a mixture of sa It , bmwn sugar and nitrite. which is then mixed In water to creal!' a · brine solution. This solution is injrcted into ihe meat. which is lh!'n soaked . .- - - - - · - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - )> I ... February Sale DINETTE ~• fi; (11 )> ' ..... m I, ~ ;:;; 1 ~ ~ .· SETS 1ft IIROEHLER ~-~~~!'!!f~ UIGI 'ii AND COLOIS REG. S599.00 CHAIRS.......................... SALE S299.50 REG. '499.00 CHAIRS.......................... SALE S249.00 ---------.. . ·-- 1All_.._..____ 'f ~---:_.._.._.. Reg. R~. ..... ...... ~ Reg. Reg. Reg. BOOK SHELVES .! ·~ ,_ SJ98 30" Table w/4 chain ................... We S1S8'ji $298 36" Glass Top Table w/4 chain ... We-'231 ~ S359 36" Red. Table /6 chain ............. Sale $287 fi;; · S469 36" Oval Table w/4 chairs ........... Sale S375 I . '498 48" Round Table 2/4 chain ......... Sale S398 Nanc~ f'aitlt McKinnlss Anm;trong . . -S. oh· .to., s expIorattons-. Business Briefs:-- moving .to •he. south __ Reg~124.00 36x36 W!!lnut ............~SI!le1'l9LQO· ~~ Reg. $149.00 36x41 Walnut ........... Sale s119.00 I Reg. S170.00 24x48 Solid Pine ....... Sale SJ29.00 ~ Reg. SJ79.00 36x60 Walnut ........... Sale S143.00 fi; Reg. $249 30x75 Walnut or Oak ... Sale ,._.._.._..,._ SJ99.00 J ·--------.. __________ .~ KOEHLER New tractor 'line featured · . ;:;; LIVING ROOM SUITES GALL!PQLIS - Kubota ·agricultural and lawn and garden tractors have bren added to the Inventory of Shinn's Tra ctor Sales, 240 Upper Ri~er Road. The diesel-engine vehicles are available in two and four-wheel - drive.- and can be used for large and·IIIIIIIIHiinns, with a variety of Implements. I .Custody changed POMEROY - In Meigs County """~-~· Comm.'e."l P!ca§.,..Geu r-h --=by ~agr~ minor child been from Anna L. Swain, now known as ·AnnaL. Dalley, For! land, to Ronald • L. Swain, Reedsville. The plaintiff, ~Anna L. Dalley is to be granted • reasonable visitation rights. · A reciprocal action for child &upport has been filed in Meigs ' County by the State of Florida, on behalf or Mer! J . Bowman. against Wayne L. Williams. " , In other action. a case filed by · . Farmers Bank & Savings Co., - Pomeroy, against Norbert Patrick Neutzling Jr., Long Bottom, et. al., ' has been dismissed tn Meigs County ; Common Pleas Court. POMEROY - Clnda Lou Umbarger, Shade, has filed for a _1livorce in Meigs County Common ~ Pleas Court from John Edward -;.Umbarger, Albany, charging gross , •'neglectolduty andextremecruelty. ' The plaintiff is als<i asking for ~ remporary custody of a minor child. Also in Meigs County Common Pleas Court, a dissolution of • J1lli1Tlage has been granted to Brenda K. McGrath, ReedsvUle, and Ronnie D. McGrath. Pomeroy. registry of ASCP since 1977 as an MLT. and as a medicaltl'Chnologist since 1982. Sheisalsoreglstered with the HHS since 1979 as a clinical technologist. She Is married to Terry McKin . niss and I hey live at Rio Grande. . LANE ~ ,.. rn I CEDAR CHESTS , l•g·A••g F, Sptlng Gtlduttlonl DESK SAlE Reg. $239.95 ~ fi; Maple-Padded Top ,;,Sale 5149.00 I Reg. '384.115 ~ Maple or Cherry ...... Sole 5289.00 .rm Reg. '434.95 I Cherry .................. Sale S329.00 .. Reg. S179 Pine KnMhole ............... Sale SJ43 Reg. S239 Pecan or Maple Kneehole ••• Sale $191 Reg. ·5298 Pe~an Desk .................;. Sale '239 Reg. S319 Cherry Traditional........ Sale 5304 RCA 19" diagonal Color TV Brrllrant color perlormauce wrth lhl;! lollowrnR tll!lliU! features• •Automatrc color control ind lle ~ ht o ne conechon •A utomatrc contrast/color t rac~lflg ,_.~,. ,,,., rl malnx prcture tube ,, I. REG. '349.00 (11 • POMEROY - · Six calls were Answered by local units Friday, the ; Meigs County Emergency Medical ' ~lce6 reports. , ' At 3: 19 a.m., the Pomeroy unit • went to Ohio 7. the scene of an auto U~ccidellt, bUt therewerenoinjurtes; · ~lEIDY at 6:01a.m. went to Peach • · k Road lor Sally Byers, taken to Vetl!l'ans Memorial; Racine at 9: 02 a.m. took Hershel Badgley from Ebn Street to Veterans Memorial; Porr.eloy atl:O'lp.m. took Florence l\leiiOII from the Pomeroy Health ._ Care Center to VeteraiiiMernorlal; -MJddlepOi'l at 1: 20 pm. went to flei!Ch Stn!etlor Mlii'JIIl!'el Nunn, to \'eteriiiS Memorial; Middleport at ·t: l4 p.m. lOOk Duston Fe~ure from North Second to Veterans Memor.... - ..........t-v,. ... Jal ana• at. -.. nr.::u JI0111•1 na--..........., •• . . Jadde Petrie trom the fire IJiatllin to Pleuant Valley HO&pltal. ' )>: fi; I 1 · ,,1 r.·: : 1 CHEF KITCHEN RANGES Reg. 1359.00 30" White, El~etrlc or Gas ....... Sale '1319.00 111. 1439.00 30" White or Almond Elect .. Clock, Timer, Onn Window ...... Sale 1399.00 111. SS79.00 White, El~etric. Stlf Clean, llack Glass; clock, Timer ........... Sale ss 19.00 ~ I;; I ~ fi; m I Sele GAS AND ELECTRIC fi; I lg. S419.QQ ' ' \ . ;:;; =·----·.--·- I MAGIC CHEF NoiHH!y cooks Ilk~, tlw Chef, ~ I ~ r- REG. 1719.00 Sale Almond, Gas, Onn Window ..... Sole 1379.00 leg. S449.00 Almond, Gas, Continuous (leon, Clock, Timer ............................... Sale S399.00 f R~g. 1509.00 whitt, Gas, Continuous Clean, Clock, llock Gloss ...................... Sole 1459.00 I (11 ....m }> SALE ENDS IIAD~II ~UI" ",."¥........ ....m I. KITCHEN CARPET !tZ IAII PRICE · '96.00 1;; '104.oo I '114.00 '1U.OO ~fi; 'l.U.OO '192.00 1202.00 !J'I BEDROOM & LIVING ROOM CARPET ;:;; 9'x12' ..........................199.95 12'x12' ...................... 112US 12'xl5' ...................... 1159.9S ·-·-·-·------ ~. ··-·-~--·-·--...:...- ..;.;.,....---·-·----..,.~·-----·-·~-.,;;:,·-.:.·---·--·L---·-·-·-~·----·-··~-·-------·-'.!: a· ...................... •1tus ;.. ~ MILL ENDS . lEG. PIIICI 12'a9" ....................... 1132.00 12'19'6" ................... 1139.oo 12'aiO''" ................. •ur.oo 12'xll' .... - ..:.............. 1161.00 12'x11' ...................... •l.U.OO 12'x14' ...................... '205.00 12'a15' ...................... •220.QO 12'a11' ...................... •264.tlo 12'xl9' ...................... •2r9.00 . ,,,,ll. '139.00 '150.00 I ~ $17.00 j I ~ 1111.00 1137.00 -·, •u1.oo · . ~· f,•• r;; '".'"' ,. ,, ' " " " tlllt l!IIUAI ..... ~ ' CHESHtRE -Two erpployees of Ohio ValfeyEiectric Corp.'s Kyger Cr(.'('k plant recently received the company'.s anniversary award for30 years of service . . PreS!'ntations were made by LouisR F'ord Jr., plant mannger ,to Robert C. Darst ,' maintenance supervisor, and Lawrence H. Plants. maintenance mech~nic-A. D'arst joined bVEC on Feb. 14, 195.';. as a maintenance mechanic-A In the malntenanC(' department, and in February I957 was promoted to maintenance supe1visor. He and his wife, Vlpla. reside at 2222 Mount Vernon Ave ... Point Pleasant. Plants went to work at Kyger ., Cr(.'('k on Feb. 14. 1955. as a maintenance helper in the maintenance department. He ·progresscd through various maintenance mechanic classifications and In Decembe< 1969 was promoted to _ maintenance mechanic-/\. ~·~~~~~~~~~ Emergency runs CLEVELAND !AP I - Th!' Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) is expand· ing Us oil explomlion far from the proven grourld of Alaska 's North Slope, company officials say. The s-ompany hopes to ha v<' oil from the Gulf of Mexico act as a buflengalnst a future decline of'()!l from Sohio's Prudhoe Bay properties. said William Johnson. exl'Cutiv!' vice president of Sohio Petroleum Co. International. The Alas ka prod~c tlon is expected 19 sta1·t falling off In 19!17. · Sohio Petroleum is a Houstonbased exploration arm of Sohio, wni~il Divorce filed - ... ; ..: SALE- SALE- SALE-SALE- SALE- SALE- SALE- SALE .... SALE ,;.;..,A,,._ SAL'E- SALE- SALf- SALE- SALE -SALE- SAlE- SALE- SALE:_ SALE' overnight in a cont ainerofth«;>same solution. · · The following morning, the meat is then hung In the smokehouse, where a gas burner fires a mixture of hickory. maple and sassafras ,to give additional flavor.to the meat . Bacon Is usually ~moked for nine hours:· but hams require 15 hours, · Haney explained. "This Is not a salty-tasting thing, bul a brown sugar-flavored taste. " he said. "We've got an awful good brown sugar taste to the meat ." Questions about theoperation can be directed at the Haneys by calling the shop at 388-001. · of Holzer Medical Center's labora · tory have received promotions. Bill Gouckenour, M.T. iASCP1 , who has been acllng chlrf technologist is now chief medical technologist; Nancy Tillis Armstrong, M.T. ~ASCP), has moved from medical technologtst to seer ion chi('f of the microbiology ~epartment; and FalthMcKlnnlss, M.T. ~ASCP) , ha~ been promoted from medical laboratorY technician to medical technologist A graduate of Ravenswood ~W.Va.) High ·School and Morris Harvey College (now the University of Charleston 1, Gouckenour Joined the HMC staff In 1969 as a microbiologist. He became acting chief technologist In June 1979 .. He Is registered as a medical technologist with the American SocletyofCllnlcaiPathologlsts (ASCP) . He and his wife, Sharon, reside M Ravenswood . Mrs. i\nnsfrong graduated from Wellston High School and received her bachelor's degree in medical ~. 832 30th St., Point Pleasant. Landmark merger approved by board COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- The boards of ·Landmark Inc. and Ohio Farmers Inc. have agreed to merge, creating a farmer·owned coopera· live with salE'!!, of more than si billion. The agreement was announced Thursday at Landmark's annuat meeting here. It was approved Wednesday at a joint meeting of the boards o( directors of the grain merchandise and farm-supply cooperatives. . The agreement Is not final until It has been approved by Landmark's 43 member roops and Ohio Farmers' 124 me.mbers. Those votes are expected wlthln 60 days. Laliilmark reported 1!liW sales or. $619 million, while Ohio Farmers reported sales of $315 million. y, Local residents join association GALLIPOLIS - Two Vinton residents - Jay Moore and Joe Moore - have become junior members of the American Angus AS$0Ciation, based at St. Joseph. Mo. ' Junior members of the association are eligible to register calli<' in thl' Amefican Angus Association and takl' part in association. sponsored show& and other natlonal .and regional events. There ,a re currently 12.00> active junior' members in the · association. Southern States meeting slated POINT PLEASANT - Election of members of the board of directors. farm home advisory committe(' mernbers and operationS reports will be among the highlights of the Southern States Cooperative annual membership tneellng set for March 5 at 7: ll p.m. at Point Pleasant Junior High School. The meeting theme will be "So4thern States: Teaming Tradition · with Technology.'' Aaron Weaver of Letart, W.Va., will serve as chairman at the meetliig. James E. Collier of Huntington, W.Va., a member of thr cooperallve·~ regional staff, will rCport on Southern States supply and marketing operations for the 1983-&l fiscal year. A slide-tape presentation on "Sout))ern States: Teaming Tradition and Technology" will be shown . Local operations and services to agriculture wUI be discussed by Robert Watterson of the Point Pleasant Southern States Cooperative. Nominees in the board of directors election are Nimrod Fridley of Point Pleasant, JuUus Matheny of Leon, W.Va. , Junior Powell of Appl<' Grove, W.Va., and Roger Wallis of Southside, W.Va. _ Nominated for the farm home advisory are. Mr~ . _ ~ ' Michael Newberry and Mrs. Aaron Weaver, both of Letart, and Mrs. Forrest Nibert of Apple Grove. lia-s ~11aquarrer~C• tn contiguous states, par1icuJarly al th!' Anadarko Basin ·1n Oklahoma. where the firm has spent about $2'l0 million. mostly for leases on natural gas propen ies. Although Sohio Is looking fanher for drilling sites, Ala~ka is likely to remain the companx's blggt"St sourcl' in the foreseeable future, said Richard A. Bray, Sohio l"xecutive Vice prC'Sident. "In anexploration sense.lt clea rly is st ill the prime hunting ground," Bray said. "You <till havppotenlial f\)t' gianl fields , and if's r<•latively unexplored. compared with . other -par1Srnlhl' U:~· - _, __ " ....... ~="" exploration effo~ls. com .Johnson said Sohiocan ex)X'('tlhe pany officials say. The Reagan current Gulf leases to vield about administration offen'<i a·largP area 200,00> barrels of oil a day by !!Hi, ofOuterConlinentaiShelfin theCulf which would mak!' up for much of of Ml'x ico for lease. Sohio. which had the expected dcctin!' in Alaska. The relatively small stake in the Gulf, a Prudhoe production now is a bout became a major bidder at that 60(1.00) barrels a da.v. Also llcing planned is inl('rna - auction. . tiona I explora tion , . including the . The Gulf Jea!;f's Sohlo acquired Middle East. Central Am<'rlca. have ''probably· been the most South America and Canada, ."'lid . significant event in the evolution of James J . HohiPr. prr·sident of Sohio th<•company since Prudhoe Bay (\p Alaska)," Johnson said. · Pet.r6Ieum. Hohler said lh<' fnternational . Faced with five-year limit at ions program wUI start slowly, ren,octlng on Its Gulf leases unless Sohio can Sohio's need to ex plor<• current cla imadiscovery,thecompanythl s . leases. Some exploi·ation work in year expects to IX' drillin~ . ils prospects rather than acquiring other nations may be part of a joint new exploration acreage. Sohlo venture with British Pctrol<'um Co.. plans to drill at 38 wells in the Gulf Sohio's majority own<'r. Sohio also has bren busy in·t h<' 48 this year, compared with 15 in 1983. Cummings rejoins news staff . . . HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Bill Cummings has rejoined WSAZ-TV as the news department's Charleston, W.Va., bureau chief. Cuinmings had been heading the news operation at WBOY·TV In ClarkSburg, W.Va . . Previously, he was assignment editor at WVEC-TV In Norfolk, Va., and at WSAZ. He majored In jOurnalism at Wesl VIrginia University . A native of Bridgeport, W.Va., Cummings and his wife, Teressa, ltve in Charleston. Best sales post record RICHMOND, Va. - Best Products Inc. had sales of $2,253.8 mUllen for ftscal19!!4 ending Feb. 2, 19!fi, up 8. 7 percent from sales of $2,(174.1 mllllon in 1983. _ .The firm's preliminary figures refleCt a 53-week fl,scal year as ('Ompal'ed to a 52·week fiscal year, which ended Jan. lls, 1\fW. c Sales for the 14 weekS of the fourth quarter, which ended Feb. 2. were approximately $917 million, an Increase of 8.4 percent above sales of $845.8 mUllon reported for the fourth quarter of 1983. Best's board of directors has since authOrized a regular quarterly dividend payment of six cents per Share payable March 1~ ro -~ shareholders of record March I. ' nJNDS PRESEN'I'ED TO OOUEGE 7 'l1lornalo B. Smith, le(t, a rep1"8111!11t&Uve of ~&ebllck Foundation, presenled Cloduti R. Smith, president of Rio Grande CoUeae and Camrnun1ty CoQeae, wllli 11 chedl for 18110. The foundalloa pnMdet contrlbul.._ 011 t.. and fm.ar-yaar ~ acnJe!! t!!! ~··.. •-: ~~ !!-!-.!~~ ~ JII'Oii'llffi· n.ts the 81xth year the foundllllon ha8 ... t ' a dM!dl te the IJOIIe&es. It ... �I ' y for Ohio land Industry, state challenge RAVENNA,Ohlo(AP )-E lected officials and an Influential business· plan. "I'm sure he (Ct>leste) did not say man a~jolnlngtumakl!wharmay " wharhe sala hapllazardly," ·Jones ·re the strongest challenge yet to the said. ''I'm sure he is going to pursue AnnY's claim to more than 21,00) it aggressively. I think having a task acres In northeast Ohio comprising ·force study and having DeBartolo the Ravenna Army Ammunition head that study team wlll have its P lant. · adva ntages. Gov. Richard Celeste, a leader of "I think thepeopleof thisarea are the challenge, says the site could be realistic to the fact that the military converted from ammunition stor· Is opposed to lt," .,Jones said. "But age to an Industrial park, capable of tha t doesn't mean we should stop employing thousands in an area t rying. It may very well take a ion!( long releaguered With high time to h~ ppe n . " unemployment. The arsena l Is 3Y, miles by 11 The plant was built between 1941· mill's ..:... 21,214 acres - mostly in 7 4~. . 1.5 Valvoline Motor Oil ~ALVOUI Reg. 99' umlt 12 quart cAJJ-CJimate XSV Air. Filters " .!J. While quantities last ! dormant since 1972, when It last produced munitions for use In VIetnam. At lts.peak during World War ll, the plant - commonly known as l :avenna Arsenal employed a bout 1,700 worker s, plu s military personnel. ,,"My fattier and mot tler loca ted I Valvoline 1ow4o ~TOR ~~~. Motor Oil 10W·30 , : 7 Reg. u19 Ltmft 12 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- E-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. February 24, 1986 February 24, 1986 Page-E-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel "We don't load, assemble and employees ana aboutl!llemploye<"s of Ravenna Arsenallnc. operate the pack ·ammunition untU there is a sill'. He -sam tena nts .includ(' 1he · "''einor· il, " he salll:-''Wiilll thai Navy Readiness Command Region mPans Is we would get metal parts 5, the Anny RE'adlness Command and we would load it with whatever and the Ohio National Guard Unit explosive means is required ... and then ship It toad<'pot. But right now. Trainin,:: Equipment Site. Ravenna! Arsenal tnc. maintains lhat Isn't being done reca use of the · about 1,400 in-ground"_ concret~ peaecful naturcQflbew_m:IJl." igloos to store ammu nition, Kaspar He said workers are rl'Sponsibie said. for malntenance'and surveillance of " Weareat about50percent ofour the plant . The size of the fac ility capacity in our storag<'." Kaspar said. " It's basica lly explosives. "can't I be condensed) recause of There's different kinds ... It's just the requ irements to protect the people on the outside from any . conventional ammunition. failed for lack ot support In key explosions," • Rep. Dennis E0kart, IJ.Ohio, . leglslatlvecommlttees. 'l'he-goverror's call for actlon ha& whosedistri<;t inclodes"the'arsenal·, said that a few years ago he not fostered much enthusiasm In Ravenna, according to Theodore G. reviewed a list of explosives kept Manfrass, president of the Ravenna there. Chamber of Gommerce. · "II was standard although very explosive munitions," Eckart said. "If(hls were the first atten~Qt , we "Ev~ry year it seems rumors crop would probably sl ill "he -on cloud up that nerve ga s Is stored there, but nine, " Manfrass said. "With a I've never been able to document Democratic administration in Ohio that. It's all stuff tha t is tligtlty and a Republican administration in explosive, but noth ing that poses Washington, 1'm not sure we're any grea t ttlreat." . going to g<'l much help in Eckart said past proposals to Washington. convert the facility tosomeoth~ruse from Clev~la nd, Akron a nd Youngstown. Ravenna An;enallnc .. when st ill a subsidiary of Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. , recame the operating contractor of the site in 1951. Ptlyslcs International Co .. of San Leandro, Ca lif., a subsidiary of Rockcor Inc. of Redmond, Wash., .,.,.l::e~e."~"~yJa!l!9! -M!!?W ,~;) . · ~;; · Champion or ACSpark -~ ~· I31.88 99' Reslstors Stop stalling. Raplac.e H!CHA~fiiiOINI; old spark plugs. Helps ':11/1 \ Limit 4 Never needs water under normal conditions. ~ Ballery Terminal Reg. 99' & 1.29 Limit 16 -· · Your Choice • 69t 8 Snap Starting ' Fluid or De·lce't Reg. 1.19 ----- 5~88 . Booster Cables 1.2.88 38.88 60 Month 50 Month Reg. a7.88 · Reg . 44.88 Fils most cars and tight trucks. 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Ravenna , Into a non-milit ary use. Ja mes H. Banister, Physics As mayor of the city of 13,!XXl, Inte rna tiona l senior vice president , Jones got signatures on a plltitlon said acquistion of Ravenna Arsenal urging ttle Army to donate a bout Inc . was part of a lar g<'r acqu isition 1,500 acres to Portage County for an but tha t nuclear effects research is industrial park. That effort failed, unrelated to tile arsenal. just as several previous campaigns ' The contractor runs the facility had . for the U.S. Army.. Armament , Celeste"made thi'!tavenna Arse· Munitions, and ... Ctlerriical Comnal conversion concept a major mand, located In Rock Island, Ill. point in tllsSta te ofttleSta tespeech Robert Kas par, civilian comIn January. He asked W<'li·known mand<'r representative a t the arse· Youngstown real estate developer nal the past four y<'ars, said , "We EdwardJ.DeBart.oio tohead a task . haven't any reason to, well. cause force tha t _would devPiop plans to concern for anyone. We don't giv<' conv<'rt the proper ty int o an routine press conferences, recause industrial park. there's really nottllng tlere that's Clare Doran, spokeswoma n for newsworthy. However , now ttlat 1-~--~I--~De1Ba r1o~)-Gi>r-o ,..said4 he-company- Gov . Geleste-is interested , 1-"""''- 1"has no comment yet" regarding a tha t makes It neWsworthy." • Ravenna Arsena! development He said five civilian government Quartz Halogen Auxiliary Lam I.e. 7mm ....... Sate 4.95 Reg. from 7.95 Bmm ... .... .. . Sole 8.95 Reg. from 9.95 Foreign . .... . .. Sale 3.95 Reg. from 6.95 t4·0022·2WS BOSTON tAP ) - The mro ica l cost of tile AIDS epidem ic will excred half a billion dollars this year, and a federal fund m ay be necessary to pay for tre atment of the ca tastrophic disease, re· searchers conclude in a report Issued last week . 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S399]5 SALE .$28800 NOT DAm YAS PIClUIID REGULAR $2195 ·· NowS1795 With The Purchase of Any BEDROOM or LIVING ROOM SUITE Priced Fr~m S999•s Rtctive FREE A ROLLTOP DESK or 4 PC. BEDROO~ SUITE or BOXSPRING AND·MAmESS • �\ . ' ~ry24, 1986 February 24. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. E-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel KENT, Ohio (API -There were Air Force Brtg. Gen. William J. routinely 1changed each semester, no angry demonstrators this week Grove Jr. of Maxwell Air Force depending on classroom avallabil· when a renovated campus gymna· Base In Montgomery, Ala., lty, ROI'C officials said. About $8X).~ In state funds was .slum was dedicated at the perman·. attended. _ renovate whiilremains or· ent home of Kent State University's' Currently,178Kent State students the old wms Gymnasium. It tw'o officer training programs. are enrolled In the Air Force ROI'C includes several libraries. study Theonly stUdents were uniformed program and 156 participate in the basement stprage rooms and a cadets, a far cry from the students Anny Rare program. room holding hundreds of cadet who 15 years ago qsed gasoline to Since the 1970 fire, offices for both bum down the old frame buDding on ROTC programs at Kent State have uniforms, boots and hats. On their way to class, a . few May2, 1970.1'hebumingwas part of been held on the third floor of the a series of protests that led to the school's Rockwell Hall. ROI'C students cut through the newly fatal shooting on May 4, 1970, of four classes have been conducted at renovated hall but none stopped to protesters by members of the Ohlq, various sites across campus and watch. National Guard. The demonstrators were protest· ing the broadening of the Vietnam . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - War into Cambodia. By .JOHN C. JUCE Exle...... Apat ~. Melp Caiimy . POMEROY_,.. U.S. TradeDeflc, . used fo ,Its -The United States has a record 'I .., trade detlclt. Jn tbe 1970s our trade · deficit averaged about $10 billion annually. In 1984 that trade deficit was $'123. 7 bUJlon. Durtng l9lfi the United States w1U become a debtor nation for the first time. That means it w1U owe· more than other nations owe us. U.S. agrtcultural exports have helped to hold the trade deficit down but has not been near enough. Increase In agrtcultural exports does not look promisIng; In tact, It may decline some. Food? - Food expenditure, u a share of Income, Is at a record low. This has resulted from a comblna· tlon o! low !ood "priCes and r1.s1ng Income. Four years ago Americans spent 16 'percent of their Income on tood.ln 1911i.thls will be 14.6 percent. Disposable Income lncreased nine percent In 1984 and Is expected to rise another etght percent this year. Thus, even though food prtces wUl rise two-five percent this year, they will take a smaller bite from the consumer budget. Old Garden Seed - Is It Any Good? - Now Is a good time to run a germination test. Make a trtal planting of seed In a flower pot or ' Schwartz and Army and Air Faroe Rare officials this week down· played the past, noting that enrol· lment In the school's Rare pro· grams has been restored to pre-1970 levels. · . "As far as I'm concerned, tll.ose two programs have become a source of enormous pride at Kent State " Schwartz told ANNUAL PARTY - Alva Will and Florence Trainer, front row, reigned as king and queen over · Valentine's Day ftSivilles held yesterday (a week late because of last week's snow) at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. Je1U1 Durst, Jean Sexson and VIolet Walker, secorid row, were awarded SliO saVings . bomd'i·for :!teru!a.-:ee ~·t'!" ·tbe past year. Peter Crane, PHcC administrator, sljllldbtg m· rear, presenwd the bonds to the ladles durtng yesterday's party. 'Three other employees, Betty Cheveller, Cal'ol Will and Frances Carteton, al'!O received 550 bond• for per1ed attendance but were unable to he present when pictures were taken. '·· • and our Increasing trade deftclt, there wUI be a day ot reckoning. No one Ukes the answers In correcting the problems. It Is just like any other business - It's always easler to borrow the money than pay ,it back. Are You Payhlng TQO Much For Our ser.vice makes it eVen bette.[ Call me for all the details. CAROLL SNOWDEN · 417 second Ave. GallipoliS, Oh. cordless c••tr:r vacuum WHh Rechaf11ll)g Unit · Portable for use indoors or out. Includes wall qracket. --- Hom• 446·4511 By BRYSON R. CARTER Extension Agent AgriCullure & CNRD .Home sales,prices up ·in Ohio during 1984 - .WAl'HINCTON .I AP I - Sales of existing homes in Ohio in 1984 showed a 7 percent rise over 1983 .. .according to the Na tional Associa · t ion of Rea ltors. Also during the year. median saiP pri('('s rose in two of the state's thrC<e largest metropolitan arms, the• association said. Association figures rdeas<'<i this WC£'k show that 138,300 homes W<'rP i;old in Ohio last yea r , compared to 129.100 sales in 1983. Ohio ranked six I h natlonwidP in number of ho'Ve sc.~lt·~ . . USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN . #2003 . Our Reg. 157.97 9·7 •" d •' Sale Price Gal. Interior paint; wall or ceiling. • r,;;;, ~ Sale Price Ea. Motorci'CIW!' 3'(•·HP lawn mower with recoll·storl engine, side discharge, 22" blade. PICK . . UP ON OR BEFORE NOV. 1ST GREAT PRICES All GUNS AND AMMO .,D~AIIM ..-..., .. MAIN ST. I \ IIIIIDirD l i·-···..•·•• CHESTER l· l20 Clearance $4,o$10· 2 "'· 10.97 Save23%.0ur Curtains Our 15.97 1020C BB Pistol Valance, Swag, Tier, - 24", 36'' & 38". -~ . _ 12%. Our 1.97 "· Anldeht; (X)Itonlnylon, . - - . 4.97 , Pke. ao tralh~Dagl. sac ~ San. Our 1.16 latlwoom TistiHI · ~ 2 For$} Save. Our §] 5.97 71< C-ttlc Puffs. 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS URGENT CARE CENTER. OPEN 7 DlYS l WEEK AT THE ~!ngtr~~~~· ~:~:~~:~~:~~ age 'to the chimney caused by the Ignition or creosote. . Where metal prefabrtcated chlm· neys are used, watch for corrosion or rusting of the Inner liners or buckling or separation of the seam. If your chimney does not have a Staffed by Fa111ily ·P-;Gctitioners and Pediatricians for treatment of urgent illnesses and iniuries. SEEKS POST - Chuies Stanley, a IIOplJomOI'e atSoulhwJUgll School, and 8011 of Mr. and Mrs. TomStanley,Rt. l, Patriot, is a candidate fQI' . District 14 seeretary, Future · "*"' Other clinical specialists availabli for consultations. Enhe (I' · h 1 fer t · lftiC at ospita Emergency Room ·entrance. .Pediatric patients should phone· . ·· This publication Is available from · the Gallla County Extension Office, 1.l02 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis. The prtce Is $2 plus tax, and I would encourage you to stop by and look through a copy to see If It tits your needs. . The calendar Is a guide to timely gardening activities along with helpful hints on crop cultural practices and food preservation. Tips and suggestions for deailng with l!llportant cultural {lractices are Included for each da'y of the week (Monday through Saturday). For example, on · Feb, %1, the calendar suggests getting pruning tools sharpened and ready for use and on Monday, March 4, the tip Is to prune shrubs, landscape trees and grapes before the plants break or AC-Delco® oil titters to fit many U.S. cars. ·PAY 20°/o .DOWN Summertime. Ellie Tier. Jill, Sturbridao HOlZER CliNIC lTD• work. .. ·, ·... ---· ____ •.' ,_ ._,. -. I • Sole Price Ia. llankvtll "'\' WITIIIIIICY. We have a good supply of Garden Calendan on baud, so order yours today.~ aupply always goes very tast th1l tbrie or year, partieuiatly · aa the days aet W&nnel' people get to tblnJdna " a~t spring garden Reason#~ Reason#2 Reason#l Could Be The Tcu: Break. When you open an Individual Retirement Account at Ohio Valley Bank. and whether you itemize your deductions or not. your allowable IRA contribution is deductible in full. The amount of tax reduction in your actual return depends on your tax bracket. your filing status and how much you invest. It's time to be making plans for your 1985 gardening activities. Do our . •BROWNJNG •RUGER •SMITH & WESSON •H&R •THOMPSON CENTER •ITHACA •WINCHESTER •REMINGTON •MARTIN or coarse sand. Cover with plastic rum to retain moisture and keep In tempera lutes of 71).75 degrees. H results are satisfactory, plan to use the seed this spring. The · following crops can be seeded now for transplanting later; Here are some general conclu· slons suggested hy Bill Nesmith, University o1 Kentucky Plant Pa·. thologtst, regarding on·fal'tn black shank tests with Burley tobacro. I) Most black shank resistant varteties yield about :JOO.700 lbs./a· ere below a standard susceptible vartety (Ky 14) In the absence of black shanl\. 2) Rldomll 2E at 2 lb./acre preplant is a valuable tool In increasing yields of blank shank resistant varteties where the dis· ease Is active; but the compound does not Increase yield at this rate on black shank tree sites. The greater the black sbank pressure the more valuable the Rldomll treatment. Reduced yields often occurred at this rate In the absence of black shank. 3) Using Rldomll at this rate', with the susceptible vartety (Ky 14) did not provide an acceptable yield benefit except at low disease pressure. Save 32%. Our 4.97. 22x42" "Christy" bath towel; polyester/cotton . . States with the largest rat(.os of inciT'ase were New Hampshire at .11.4 percent and Hawaii with 20.7 percc'nt. The steepest declines in sales occurred in Oklahoma, 2a.7 percent, and 'Loutslana. 20.8 percent. Mmnwhile. two of Ohio's thrl'(' largest cities recorded slight incrPases in median sale prices for c~ting homes from 1983to 1984. In Cincinnati, the median sale price raSP 3 percent from $57,200 to $58 1900; in Columbus, the me-dian sale price was up0.8percent ;_from $59,400 to $S9,!0l. RDxanne Groff by the Gallla County Cooperative Extension Service and meal reser· vations are needed by Monday afternoon. Feb. 25. 3:33 -- Commlssloner said she received similar c~. GaiHa County ,. 13. broccoil, cabbage, and cauUflower. Your Chimney and ·Your LlfeWood·bumlng appUances aceount for more fires and greater property damage than any other kind of heating fuel. Most of these. fires Involve the chimney and not the stove. IL.you_ .have stove or fireplace, check the clilliiiiey-tor:any damages that may have· occurred. Most of these· fires.occur because or Improper Installation of . either the masonry or prelabrt· cated chimney. Some of the Improper Installations are: chlm· ney too close to wood framing; thennal Insulation too close to chimney; Improperly passing ·electrical line maintenance pollclell . and the number c1 emergency Cl'E'WI when It lxtu8bt 'CIISOE. Ms. Harveyl8ldshehas noway of verttying that but feels the Pua:> sbould look Into the matter. She would not reveal the soorce of her lnJbnnation. - ............. ....t"........ soggy, GALLIPOLIS - All Gallla County farmers and agribusinessmen are Invited to our Farm · Pesticide-Weed Cont.roL Meetin!if• Thursday, FelL 2!!, .at tl\e Produ~· tlon Credit Association Building, Upper River Road, in GaU!poils. The program gets underway at 9:45a.m. and concludes at3: 30 p.m . There wUI be a meal provided by four agrtcultural chemical' com· panles and we need luncheon reservations no later than Monday afternoon, Feb. 25. So, If you plan to · attend, please call us at 446-7007 to get your reservatlons-:mad-e.- - -+~--1 The program will consist prlrnar· .ily of the latest recommendatio115 · and techniques for controlling weeds and other pests in field com, pastures, meadows, and soybeans. Special anentlon will be given to Johnsongrass control, multiflora ro.Se control and weed control In alfaHa seedlngs. Parts of the program will also be devoted to safe use, handling, and application of pesticides, and If a farmer's Pesticide Card expires In 1985 or 1986 then we plan to be able to apply part of the training at this meeting toward Pesticide Card re-certification. ' Don't forget- Farm PesticideWeed Co,ntroi Meeting this coming 28, 31! 10 prs. white with stripes . Over·the·cafe style. Fits 10· ' ATIIENS, Ohio (API -Athens County Commissioners have agreed IQ ask the Public UWitles Canmtsston or Ohio to revtew maintenance policies of Columb\IS & Soothern Ohio Elecfr'l() Co. Cominlssloner Karen Harvey saidshehasrecelvedtelephonecaDs indicating that American Eleictrlc Power Co. made changes In using Phone 441·4290 • Men's Tube Socks Sentinei-Page-E-7 Agriculti;~e''";;,;r~;~"co=;;;;;;~~ity""'" -=--- .~-~~~~1~~ and masoa~nryEr~c.~hlrm!l:.-'=·":~:MLS:anne;::.rs!!rlnclu~o;fil~;!g~:~::~~-18~=1..11"" -- -.·..~~-----~·c'"··---•."~.~i~mJ~).:~,:o~~bll,'-·,·.. ·~-n. ~~~-·..·w···~-1.,,;~~~= -Luncfleon resenrations due - ~~:.;;,~ebcd!';;~;;f.~i'ru~~ ::,.~.~;;~:::~ ~~- uRGE-NT CARE CENTEi iiGUiiS· creosote tormatlon by using proper lng contests, and Is a member of MONDAy ·FRIDAY S p.M.· 9 P.M. . ·d £ M00 ay .tOr Weed CODtrO} meet !t;:;u:tmgs stove size and avoiding low ::euad~\.;'!: aa:~ldf:baDght SATURDAY-SUNDAY 1 P.M.-9 P.M. for extended pert· lifter. HOLIDAYS 1 P.M.-9 P.M. Open Daily 10-9; Sunday 12-6 Miller, PIICC's employee of the year. Marllyn was • hY other J'HCC employees and the bond was presented during an award's pn>Sentation held In 'COnjunction with the annual Valentine's Day party which was held Thursday. Last week's snow and ensuing problems . caused the party's postponement until yesterday. 11 Meigs County agents comer ROTC program rejoined at Kent The=brfcf d~ic3t!cn cer-emony took place Thursday in the main corridor of . the three·story brown Reserve Officers' Training Corps building known as WI Us Hall. " It says a lot about the state of Army ROI'C today," Army Brig. Gen. Thomas Gordon Lightnersaid. "It is highly respected and eagerly sought by men and women as a career opportunity to serve their country." Lightner, of Fort Knox, Ky., and The Sunday r., Pomeroy-Midclaport-Galllpoll8, Ohio-Point Pleaunt, W.Va. Is The Tcu:-deferred Interest. Is Ohio Valley 'Bank This is the point lor an IRA bein@ such a strong growth investment. You don't pay a penny in taxes on the interest until you start taking the money oul. And by then. you're probably going to be retired and in a lower tax bracket. So your taxes are substantially less Simply because we seJVice more IRAs than any other !inanclal institution in the area.So we have the experience. and otter more oplions, such as a variety ol fixed and variable rate Investments. And. at Ohio Valley Bank. you can Invest whatever arriount best suits your budget. starting with as little asS l 0 per week. You may even prefer to lUnd your IRA your Capital_accounts are ,' .... ' The Last Reason Is Retirement. . ' At least tor the present. But when you retire.it will be the first reason. That's when mosl· people discover their pension or retirement funds just won't do the job. And that's when an IRA really helps. Looking For Some Olh~r Reasons? I Open an Ohio Valiey Bank IRA. Then cash in right away on your tax break lor 1984. in addition to getting your tax-deferred interest started right now. Come in and see us tomorrow .. ' .......• . . ..•' ,. four Con\'cnient Locations OhioY!J!ey !1~ ~~~----~--~--~-~~~-~~------ - --~~~~~~~--- ,• ... �Ohio-Point February 24. 1985 W.Va. Rev. Isaac Bryant setS up Mt. Carmel Baptist Church By JAMES SANDS of the house of worship were Turner A.ssoctatton to receive education oii most ol the Emancipation celebra· an ongoing basts. ttons In Gallla County during his Special Correspondent Smith and Tom Denney. Soon after completion, John K. Powell doIn 1901 Isaac Bryant helped to residency here, Including one held GALLIPOLIS - Mt. Carmel Baptist Church In Bidwell was nated the bell for the church. · organize a unique venture .In black In 1897 In VInton before over 2,¥ organized In 1901 by the Rev. Isaac The first trustees were the Rev. economic history- a co-cperatlve . spectators, and that Included ·a -v. Bryant, the Rev. J . F . Calloway, Mr. Fa rris, the Rev. Mr. Calloway, grocery store .In Gallipolis. Owned parade through Yin!~ . _ _ _ Katie CaUowa}". and the Rev. Mr. Bryant, but the by a stock company composed of Dr. Bryant was also the authOr Jos e ph Ford, first official pastor came In 1904 and black citizens, the store was located of several books, and contributed Belle Bryant, and he was the Rev. Gemellus Mundell. for a few years In the Masonic Hall sermons, speeches. and valuable Mary Ferguson. Perhaps one oflhe more lntere8tthat used to sit beside John Gee articles to many of the leading In 1901 only a lng persons In the black hlotory of A.M.E . Church. . newspapers of the country." (Mrs. Sunday School Gallla CoUDty was the Rev. Isaac I. V. Bryant was the first JohnSOn) . The Rev. Mr. Bryant existed, It being Bryant, who was lnltrumental In ·president of the grocery company died- In 1932.-Belle Bryant died In held In .the Rev. lbe founding of MI. Carmel and who that also counted as officers: F . M. 1950 and both are burled In Pine Mr. Calloway's home. spent considerable time In BldweD. Scott, J. Henry Lewis, Leona Street Cemetery. When they outgrew thaJ f!lc!llty . Isaac was born In 1856 In Bartels, Fountain Creggett, DI'. U you want ·w write to James the members used a school building Lawrence County, Ohio, as 'tilE! son Sherrnlln 'Jorilan ,'" Fienry· Goens, - Sands, hill- addresS Is Box 92, located on the Bidwell-Rodney of the Rev. William Bryant. Isaac Robert Geeter, the Rev. Cornelius CJarbburg, Ohio 43115. Road. In 1903 meetings and was educated In public schools ln Davis, Woodson Burrels, Carrie Lawrence -uetu ,' l UIO : · land was purchased from Arch Dyer and the present church . building was begun. The carpenters MT CARMEL BAPTIST Church In B.ldweU was built In 1903. Helping to organize the church, flrsl as a Sunday School In 1901 was lhe Rev. Dr. Isaac V. Bryant, who had moved to Bidwell from Washington, D.C., a few years before. WhUe In Washington, Dr. Bryant pastored a church, served as prlncipai of a schoo, and still found the time and energy to study medicine at Howard University. Group hails judges's decision preach In 1873 ;md was licensed by his home church, Macedonia Bap· tlst, in 18TI. For a . decade and a half he pastored churches In Ohio and West VIrginia before being called as pastor In 1891 . to tlie Walker Memorial Baptist Church In Wa- •=J!EEJ!.~.~=Callipalis.-Din~ ... ·. ~~ ·~~cc~~,- ·-·· Jn~~~~~~~iQ!),~r~~. ~:n~ " ~~~~~~h~~~~~~j~~ ~~~~~~n~~ parkway through their neighbor· Howara lfnlverSlty and apparently co · ,.., p H hood toJimmyCarter'spresldentlal Hoy ~colit 'lAOUri 01 onor . ' . iibrary hallro-~ judge s dcd 5iuii temporarily halting the.project. "s et for Sunday eveni·ng "It 's the first time a judge has · . taken the step of saylng this thing Is . ...,., By J. Si\MUEL I'EEPS GALLIPOLIS - GaUipolis Boy Scout Troop 200 will have its Court of Honor ceremonfes at 6 this !Sunday) evening at the F irs t United Presbyterian Church. Troop 200, which was chartered March 12. 1912, Is' the second oldest Boy Scout tt·oop In the nation . "Th!s ~s t)'le 15th -anniversary of Scouting. · .JERRY MILLE R, 33 .Ga rfield Ave .. sends some clippings from the San F rancisco Chronicle which her cousin Louie Evans mailed her. Three of them a re from a column which is . titled with the author's :. . Man.e.nuld.get~~ 106yea~to r life in prison SANTA MONICA. Ca lif. !API ~ The m an who drove his car onto a sidewalk and ran into scores of people , killing a teen-ager. could be sent enced to 106 years to life in prison because of a jury's decision that he was legally sane. Superior Judtle Jacqueline Weiss set sentencing for Da niel Lee Young for Ma rch 22 a fl ~r t.he ju ry's ruling Thursday . Th<' same jury convicted the 22·year-old man two weeks ago of one count ofmurderand 48Counts of a llemptcd murde r in the July name, Herb Caeh. We 'll tell you more about these clippings later. U. S. S. COWPENS CVL 25, a World War .I I aircraft carri~r. wUl hold it s annual reunion this coming June 19·22 a't Cowpens; S. C. AJI personnel who served on ANY CV, CVL; or .CVE please write to fu\vrtJon.d~ f .•. Baxt ~r. 906 Palmer Street, · Chester, Pa . 19013 or telephone (215) 494·5545 for diltalls and newsletter. Baxter is on the reunion committee. TWO REPORTS this past week of robin sightings - from Vesta Ham, Rt. 1. Gallipolis !Georges Creek Road) and Mrs. Kendall Deckard, 150 Second Ave. A sign of ·spring, you t hink? --.. - dirty and it has got to be thoroughly Investigated," Richard Ossoff, a member of the anti-p;trkway group .CAUfiON, saidfollowlng Superior Judge Osgood )Villiam s' order Thursday. Williams' ruling Is effective until Feb. 28, when he will hold a hearing on whether a parkway contract was · legally Issued toShepherdConslruc· non eo. .. ·~...... ·~·""''~ ~· Grade school pupil killed in accident NEW ORLEANS (API - A seventh·grade student was killed during track practice when a strong wind slammed a rubber practicl' did practice some medicine, for we • r.Gte-'.h"t l:l@->J;at; kr.own !:: B!dwc!l · when he moved there in the 1890sas Dr. Bryant. While in Washington Bryant was also principal and president of Grimes Academy. As to the reason for the Bryants' move In the "GaUia County, Ohio, P eople in History· to 1900" book: "After so many moves, Mrs. Bryant decided that It was time to have a permament home. 1bey buUt a house In·BldweU and never moved again. Shr stored her trunk hi" tt.e att1c-wt.ere tt~ rem.t.•Ed.'' We note that when Dr. Bryant first moved to Bidwell in the 1890s there was talk about him organizing In Bidwell a theological school for black pastors. While a full fledged school was never realized, Dr. Bryant was one of tbe organizers of the Ministers and Deacons Institute, which enabled Bryant was a courageous man; on one occasion In Huntington he walked Into a mob scene where a Negro was blamed for killing a white. The mob was going to lynch the black man without a trial and would have done so without Bryant's intervention. On another occasion In 1901 Bryant because of his color was refused service In a restaurant 1il ' f>Oiiin>Jeasant .:::-,;,.;; .,!J- ="J refUsed to leave . until he was .. .I .... .. . . ,--····---- ·--···----,., .. --· Eloquent RepubllcBD ,r:onruoti -nnit h.o o"ontu!liJu " Dr. Bryant was a speaker of some note not only holding religious services throughout the area, but (vas also a noted speaker for the Republican Party. He was a part of Is your unemployment .lnc.ama ·taxable?_ Let H&R Block evaluate your situation and then accurately complete . the proper forms. Come · on in to our convenient office at: 618 E. Main St. 27 Sycamore St. Pomeroy, OH. Gallipolis, OH. PH. 992-3795 PH. 446-0303 ..!>Y....L19·~ar-old- r;pa=s~to~r~s~o~f~th~e!~~=~~~~l _ di§cus_ thrown teammate into his chest, police said . SHOULD YOU HAVE an old Coaches tried td revive Anthony ·ye arbook or a Tribune or Gallia .JosepbEr.ederick. 12, of Violet after Times containing a picture of the 4\6-pound. 9-inch disc hit him Cooky Blake when slie was a neru· the heart Thursday, but hew as student at North Gallia High pronounced dead on arrival at School, please tel her know. ·Cook, United Medical Cente r, officials who . was . at North Galli a in sa id . 1960-1963, Is now Mrs. Gale GarPolice spokesman John Marie man, RD 3. Pleasant Valley Road, · would not identify the student who Ephrata, Pa. 17522. Mrs. Gorman threwthedlscus,whichhesaid " was was a member of the band at North caught by the wind and carried Gal!ia. further than expected ." w~~ A guide to local Television programming -- : Feb.· 24 thru March 2 Includes complete OPEN 9 A.M.-6 ·P.M. WEEKDAYS; 9-S SAT. APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE •CROSS-STITCH •STENCIUNG •FOL"·ART SUPPLIES 452 SECOND AVE. GAWPOLIS H&R BLOCit 446-8303 THE INCOME T~X PEOPlE listings Tahnee Welch Page 3 BRACES AT· ·~"~tta~c*k.~~:i~~J:~:~~~+•---THE~. D T ENTER ~7 a nt !·depressant dtu g. Officials refuse to co~~entonissue BANGOR. Wash. (AP I- A tra in that protPsters sa id was carrying nuclear warheads arrived a t· the Trident submarine base here. ending a journey dogged by demonstra tions since it s start at a n " Amarillo , T<'xas,'weapons plant. Police on · Friday ~ rrest ed 131 people on tres pa ssing charges during demonstra tions in Centra lia, Va ncouvc•r and Bango r att ended by severa l hundred people . a uthorities sa id. Some at tempted to tilock the tra in . . . WITH THE ij'f.l)':J)~=s~r11~~ THE DENTAL CENTER IS NOW PROVIDING ARE IN THE AREA . OF .FUNCTIONAL ORTHODONTICS, INClUDING BRACES, POSITIONERS RETAINERS AND COSMETIC . BONDING. We wish to thank those CONSULTATIONS . FREE . I stnJCk us a blow.· Station listings outstanding job in responding WSAZ CBN ESPN WTBS WTVN WTAP WCHS WPBY WBNS WOUB WOWK WVAH HBO MAX , FULL CASE ' ONLY Sl600 ONE ARCH CASE saoo FOR APPOINTMENT OR INHlRMATION CONTACT . THE DENTAL CENTER . CPRACTICE ·Page 4 NOT LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS) ' 372-2535 R. B. Smith, D.D.S.; T. R. Motes, D.D.S.; D. G. Groves, D.D.S. .c1,1stomer·s whose electric ser· to our customers' needs. Q.ur vice was affected during th~ older employees said it .was the severe winter storm which worst working conditions they struck our service area and can remember. neighboring sta_tes for their Huntington, WV CBN Cable Netwrk S,.orts Network Atlanta, GA Columbus. OH · Parkersburg, WV Charleston. WV HuntingtOn. WV Columbus. OH . Athens, OH Huntington. WV Hurricane, WV Home Box Office Cinemax patience and understanding. A ,WELCOME ANEW FACE TO ATTITUDES RBER SHOP ••• PART TIME I MORA 592-5600 or stop In at 82 North Court St. SALON Athena Ohlo Attitudes B~~~~: Erfe Penn11ylvania ~ ln"Olanapoi.i• Indiana customers who assisted our a number from Columbus and crews getting to trouble spots, Chillicothe divisions, and other to thos·e who offered hot food personnel worked around the and drinks to our tired people clock to restore service. The ing to keep the public informed. hampered our employees in get· I -·- Fo:-c.- Wort. .h . Texaa I HOPE'S FOR MORE IIUMOR - Bob Hope, who takell a humorous Joolc at television In his upcoml111 special, "Bob Hope LamJIOOIII Televllllon 1985."MYIIelevlllloo needs more comedy and le88 emphalls on &oclal problemsaad dleaetenl. (AP Luerphoto). We also wish to publicly they did not stop until all ser· thank. our employees lor the vice was restored. Again, thanks, and we'll continue to give you, our customers, our very best. For 'an appointment call 594 · 4 23 1 Au available local crews, plus ling to the trouble spots. But, Specializing in long hair styles and base · • perm1ng. BEAUTY special thanks to those ~ ._.,,_,.M AM}<;H.I CAN Ml.t:CTtUC POWfo:H. SVSTI·: fl.t John Weeks/ATHENS DIVISION MAN.AGfli Lonnie Leonard/AREA MANAGER Filmeter Pages 5, 6 Serving Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties U IIJ lil m Cil CIJ rn O CIJ CIJ• {jl) (jj) ·~ til tHBOI (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 24, 1985 goff swon worley