https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3d59271bbfb6b866f861e621b35a46e8.pdf 31924924af33a73ba9971ccf5aca12cd PDF Text Text D-I · Hero's grave awaits slain officer Af.ann · . bo · . Y A recent pemment report shows home sales up weather: !IV'- gloomy, . wet weekend · Inside: Alont1 the River ........ ·······.6: -Page 8-l . . . . . . . . . . ...... , •••• 1...... ........ .. ()eathB 0 0 0 o I oo oo oO o o oOo o oo o oo o ~u ooo Art Buchwald d-.;sse8 an industry running out of steam - P~ A-2 · ~ ..•.•• ••.••••••••••••••••• A-2 Fann .. ,........ .., .. ..•. .....•. , ... &.S . :..Page A-3-- ·. . Sports , ........ .. .. .. ..... ;...•••• c-).8 j ' ""' ', '' - vot. 20 No . .8 Copytlghllid 1986 Middleport-Pomeroy-GallipoliS-Point Plea88nt c..... · 11 S.Ctiono, 78 Pe~o 50 A Muttlrn.die Inc. Nrew•p•per Sunday, March 31, 1985 IRS giving ·break tO S&I;troubled taxp')yers . . . . .• ' ' . CINCINNATI (APi ~ The Internal Revenue · Service says It will consider waiving penalties and Richard Celeste temporarUy cla;ed o!her . state-Chartered, prtvately Insured thr!tts March 15 taxpayers squeezed by Ohio's savings and loan southern Ohio. He later signed legl$latlon aJJowlng limited wlthdrjiwals while thrttts apply for federal Insurance. Taxpayers 'unable to pay because of frozen lunds lntet't"S(4IS58"Si•tffiW lifFlf ~~~~d~ GoV. ~S"'m--=:Gr~=-v..-~-'!fi dc~ltiii-:r:~-a\dii'Vn--=ti•le'l P~lems. Special consideration will be given to those taxpayers who owe money to the rns and wbo have their lunds tied up In closed savtngs and loans," said IRS public affairs otflcer Linda Budai on Frtday. Depositors of Home State Savings Bank remain unable to withdraw their money while the state tries to find a buyer for the bank, which closed March 9. shoriild=.."t".ac-tr uai"utuii6m -m~----.= ilrr' eJ<piilnioilion~wiiiF i:iieir·i'effii'l~S', ~· which must be llled on !line, Ms. Budai said. They should Include a photoropy of their last bank statement and any other relevant doc:wnents. They alsci should write "S&L" In bold letters In the uwer left·hand corner of the return slie said. hardship, they certainly should do so," she said. "In· all , It should be stressed that they rue. their ·-"''l"nno•<:Vi!iiiiih~n&Wilr-i·~i'\~Jiriiffij O!ai,.;.tjf-i.:.OS<""'"'=·';iiniftiii~rffib~:;;;;~;,.::;::.;,~;;;;;:,,;,:;~;:;;.~;.-_:;;,;:~=- basis," she said. "They do not mean that a Once the affected taxpayers again have access to waiver of penalty and Interest will be made. We were their money, they will be expected to pay their tax unable to come up with a blanket kind of thing for bills prOmptly. obvious reasons." Ms. Budai said It' s unusual for the IRS to offer to ~~= Ms :Budai noie<Tsorne'ta:xpayi'!'S'fhlght"nave·olner -·· walV~ mlerest-aioi\g'wlth 'IJI'f!ifltiesfof"nofpayingon ,_, .. assets for paying their taxes In addition to their frozen . ttme. funds. Taxpayers with any questions can call the IRS at "If they can pay their taxes without any financial 1-8JI.424-1040. · Drowning Attorneys debate Carleton School: education health care costs a different pace, style for -chase ·suspect--- • • VICtim recovered By~H9ftli1~CH Thnl!ll s '"""' stall SYRACUSE - Since March was designated as Mental Retardatlon· the anticipated nurSing home exDevelopmental Disabilities Month penses. However, If approved, Cox In Ohio, emphasis durtng the month said the Medicaid would not cover has' been placed 'ol'fiJringtngt1l1bt' " - exi:ienses'" llicum'>ir 'prlor ~Iin!S front a better public awareness of approval. what's going on at the Carleton McMillli\ was apparently shot in · School in the way of academic skill. the neck by law enforcement deve!op111ent. authorities following a chase "Whlle the pace and types of through GaD Ia County In February. going on here may be He has since been lndlcted by a dlff·en~~~t. the educational Jli'OCt'SS Is grand jury on charges of felolllous the " commented ~roe. assault, vandallsm, carrytng a '•l"i"' new adlrllid'strttor (if the concealed weapon anddnlcablllle. school whlcb senres Meigs County's Durtng the hearing, Roderick men'laiJy retarded chlldren. raisEd the questiOn of who woUld pay "What we do here Is educate more than $al,IXXI In medical just Uke any other school. expenses Incurred by McMillin · We abide by the sallie laws and we since he was wounded. provide that tree and appropriate . . ._Roderick said he felt the county education which Ohio says must be should · nat be responsible for available to every ch!ld. McMUlln's bills because he was not '"'bestatf Is certified, the school Is booked by the county .• In session tor 182 days, and we're "I fet:"l It Is not the sheriffs busy teaching children. It's lnclden· respons!b!llty," Roderick said. "Uit talthat !bey have a handicap." ends up as a clvll suit, II ends up as a 'Ole basic academic work handled · clvll suit." by the teachers, aides and volunMcMUlln needs to be placed In a teers Ia supplemented by a full·ttme nursing home, Cox saki, becaWie he speech therliPISt and a part-time "Is paralyzed In the lef1 sldl> unable physical therapist to assist )he to walk or sit up, rs o:m medication chlldrm In overcoming phys!cpl . and cannot receive 11roper carf at handlcaps. · home despite the e«ort of .his Many of the speech problems are family." call$ed by a delay In development, "Given the CirclltnliiBnces (of according to Mary Ann Garber, McMillin's arrest)." Cox wrote In a therapist, who notes that with most memorandum In support of · his ,..(' ., ' of the children the progress is sloW motion, "defendant believes It Is but steady. She not only works with Incumbent upbn the state to place the children at school but.tnstructs him In a nursing care faclllty within SPEECH 111ERAPY.:Thi ~gress ltJ "slow but lind)'", but the' the parents on how to reinforce the this county pending his trial. To do problem ltJ IBlally a delay In de>eloprnen& and can be lmpnwed, lllstructlon at horne. otherw!secouldverywellrenderthe accordlnc to Mary81Ul Garber, speech therapilt, at tile CaJieton School. Multiple handicapped ·students defendant unable to assiSt In the Here she works with Amy Bow. (Continued on page A-6) (Continued on page A·3) , Reg. 17.66 Academy 5' X 7' Mountain Tent Meets CPAI-84 specmcatloos. Coated nyton. Polyurethane noor. All nvton zippers. Complete with ropes, poles and stokes. By JOHN FRIED~ Thnes-&ntlnel Slaff GALLIPO!,.IS_;- A decision 9Jl ~ motion by Gaillpol!s attorney [)(). nald A.. Cox to ·place a Columbus man In a nursing home at ' state expense was postponed Friday by Gallla County Common Pleas Judge Rlc~rd C. Roderick. Roderick said he wbuld not Issue an order at the time of Friday's hearln!l'concernlng'ZI·year-oldCarl McMillin , a former Bidwell resl· dent. becaUBeMcMillin.basmadean apj>l!cat!on for Medicaid to cover \ • ' DEFENSE MOTION "Given the ci~WII!Itances (of McMWin's WTeSt)," GaiUpolls· Attorney Dooald A. Cox wrote In a memorandum In !fllppolt of his mot!oo, "defendant heUeves It is lncumbent upon the state to place him In a mll'slng care facility within this cOunty pendIng hh trial." ..-.. . by ~escue workers POINT PLEASANT- .The body of a Rt. 2, Point Pleasant man was pulled from the Kanawhli River one · mile south of Leon Saturday by rescue workers. Edwin McDonald, 49, died dut' to drowning, said Dr. John Grubb. Mason County coroner. McDonald's ~ was taken to Charleston (W.Va.l Area Medical Cmte~: fllr lul1he!' examination. The body was found at 1: 41 p.m., approximately 50 feet otf the left bank of the river, near the tnouth of 10 Mile Creek. o!flclals said. The sheriff's department then Issued a call for Grubb to make a preliminary examination once the bod)thad been brought to shore. McDonald's ldenflly had ~ withheld stncc Frtday. when the U.S. Coast Guard informed the · · Mason County Sheriff's Depart· ment that McDonald, an employee of G & C Towing, Henderson, had reportedly fallen from from a towboat owned by G & Con the river near Leon around 7: :JJ a .m . Deputies were dispatched to both sides of the river. Rescue workers from the Point Pleasant, uon, Valley, Mount F1ower, Mason:and New Haven fire departmen" vo1unteered to search the river. ~ Efforts on Friday yielded noth!h!(, and rescue efforts were n'newod at 9: :JJ a .m . Saturday when worker~ !rom the fire . departmrnts began dragging operations and checked the riverbank . Judge: Patr.ol should pay more fot housing prisoners GALLIPOLIS - More money sp.mt time In jail, "and It would be needs to be paid to Gallla County to fair to say th~t around ax! of them houS(> Ohio State Patrol prisoners. spent three days In jaB for DWI." Common Pleas Judge Richard C. 'Theest!matedcostofhous!ngand Roderick said Friday during a feeding the prisoners was around hearing on a .motion by Galllpolls $12,001, Roderick said. InFebruary1!l!5,theOSPpaldthe attorney Donald A. Cox to have a Columbus man wounded by law county $4M.'l0 for OSP prtsonen;. enforcement authorities In Febru· That amounts to 10 percent of the ary placed In a nursing home. OSP fines collected In Gallipolis In 1984, RQ!ler!c~ sale! G!llllpolls Municipal Court, Roderick added. paid almost $1!,400 to.Gall!a.Q:!uol}c_. ::T!ib_.!lrilblem has £ropjled up ro house city prisoners. thrOUghout the stafe:·· RoderiCK In the same period of time, said. "The OSP Is probably the Roderick said 2:jg OSP prisoners highest paid, best trained and most it would be up to the CO\lnty to dedicated" law enforcement · theyhavellttleornocontrol." One example could be Carl enforce the laws." agency In Ohio. McMillen, or Columbus, who was JamesNeary,anattorneyrepres· "I'd like to see some of the money come back to the county," Roderick seriously wounded during a shoot · entlng theOSP at Fnday's hearing out lnFebruary.McMillenhasmore told Roderick that In McMlllln's added. "Hey, maybe we need some $20,(0) In unpaid medical bills case, U McMillin thought the OSP than ~lattve changes." that Gallla County may be forced to acted out of negligence. he should Rep. Jolynn Boster, who was In pay. walt for Holzer Medical Center to the COIIItl\XJIIll'l'PreserttlngGalllpoTraditionally. Boster said, the city sue him for the bill, then he and l!s, said a dialogue on the issue Is a and county pays separately for their Holzer could sue the state through goodklea . prtsoners whUethecounty also picks the court of claims. up the tab for state prisoners. -- · · While discussions on the Issue "We need to loOk at ·the phlloso'111:£' theory," Bostl!r"Sllld. ~tsv-- il'i1JYIJOO'plact'Tn-mt<luture, .PlileS7'lblfer Siid. "lam aware of a lot of Instances where counties are theOSP was not patrolling, then the said she saw no legislation .on the crimes would stU I be committed and bortzon. hit with a high medical cost In which Celeste expected to testify .· at Ohio House S&L hearing::: S&L prosecutor wins fmt victory CINCIN)IIATI fAP\ - A jUdge allowed to remove certain personal has ruled that nnancier MalVIn financial records held by Arlo Warner may ltave access to copies Smlt h, the sta te·appolnted of some of his personal financial conservator. i-ecords, but he won't be able to take Anorney Gerald Draper said thedocumentsawayfromthehands Warner wanted the records ot the of the Home State Savings Bank Marvin L. Wat'llel' Foundation, the COIISftVator. Cincinnati Terminal Warellouse It was the first victory of special . Trust, his personal tax returns and prosecutor LaWI'I!IilCe Kane, a I certain Investment records. Rej>ubllc... appointed by Demo•"'''tette'are records pertaining to cratle Attlll'lley General Anthony Mr. Warner's penallll matters," Celelxezze to lltvestlgate the Home Drapena!d. "Whatwuresaylngls State · collapee. Kane asked an that there are certain tbingB there parties Involved 10 preserve all which don 't come under the documentsandrecordlasi'Yidence. jurisdiction of the conservat«. HamUton COUIItY Common Pleas There are certain records that are Court Judfll' WOllam MorrtsJey his penonal propft'ty and we want dellild a requet Friday by tliOie beck. ~ · · ·· Wamer's lawyen that Warner ·be MOI'I'IIey told state anorney~ J •' Robert Trafford and James Pohl· m8rt and Kane to prepare a court WASHINGTON rAP) - Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste has accepted an Invitation to testify next wet:'k before a House subcomm!ttet:' reviewing state and prtvatedepos!t inlurlllltt' systems, a congress!ona I aide •ld Friday. "He baa said he's coming," said Peter Blruh, ltatf director for the flouR Gooiernment Operations entry which would keep ctintrol of the documents In the hands of the COIIII'I'VA tor. 'llte ludtlr told Draper to prepare a spec!llc list ot docwnents Warner wants. Trafford, who also n!prnents Smith In a $t32 million laWIIIIIt ap1n1t wamer and the dlrecton of tlctrM Slllte. •ld the conservator II wllllna to make copies of lt!«lldl lllat arepun!iy rl a penonal nature ava!labletoWarner.ButtherewiiSa · question about whether some of the docwnlnts Warner's anOJ'IIl!YI claim ano pe.-' would haw rtilevaeoeto tlw •••t~gn,(Contllluedon pa,eA·6) ~subcommlt!l!e. Also ICheduled to testify next Wednelday, Balvh saki, are Don Hunshe, .executive vice president~ the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund; and an oftlc!aloftheOh!oDiviB!onof Savlnp and Loan. - In addition, Edwin Gny.~ man of the Federal Home Lotlll ' \' Bank Boal'd; Preston Martin, vi«· chattmari of the Federal Rc>sel'\·c Bank; and Karen Horn, president or the Federal Reserve Bank In Cleveland are expected to aJilx>ar . The subcommittee will also focu~ on ESM povernment Securities Inc., the Florida firm wbollt> shutdown led to the cWlap!K' of Home State Savings Bank In Clnc!Mat!. Scheduled to testifY on that subject are John Shad, commls· slollft' rl the Set-utitles and Ex· cbanaeComtnlsslon; ThomasTew: court-~pp>lnted trustee tor ESM; Str\'1! Ar1ty, lawyer and 9011·ln·law ot Cnclnnat! -tina~ Mat'\'!11Warner. �·....·. March 31, 1986 "Commentary and .perspective The Sundlly 'tme• Sattlnel r---Weather:. ____, Chase suspecJ••-..__ <eon_rin_ued_trom_pa_ge_A_1, Peg1 A-2 March 31, 1986 Extended Ohio forecast MONDAY 'IliROUGH WEDNESDAY: ,. A Division of AchaneeofshowersMonday.~:~~~~~~:;::~:~ and 1'1 . Lows genocide not only as killing members of a national, ethnical, racial or relfllous llfOIIp, but.-,as catJSilllg "serious bodily or mental ,. ~!l@~~~!fP~Y. '"1!1!1!~~'= to members ot sucli a group. ·' = Is "serious?" What Is meant bored child plays with a broken toy. has escaped the notice Of this by "mental harm?" , Genocide Is further de~ . as It Is time for the committee either to observer. T,he senator was on tits One answer lies In the nature of deliberately tnructlng on a group , . approve th)s generally useleSs and feet just the other day, speaking to our constitutional ~ystem. Once potentially dangerous treaty, or to the plight of Andean villagers In ratified, this treaty would become ·conditions calculated to bring about ·• Its physical destruction in wbole or vote it down so decisively tha we Peru who are the victims of part of "the supreme Jaw of the both I!.QV·ern- land." Certain of Its provisions, ''in part." What Is "part?" Ordinar· · ·. will be done with the matter for at "political killings" llygenoci~llP.\!~ ,• p havtng potentially to do with the ~~~ !ll';1ii!al~ ~ I'!Ktradltlon of Amerlcan citizens governmeri~! adopted the Genocide Convention In of the Soviet back In 1948, and their trial by foreign courts, many and the Jews. But this treaty would deny an accused person all is not so confined. It would punish December 1948. Harry Truman does not cover "political killings." the protections of due process of law sent it to the Senate for ra tlficatlon acts committed by public otftcials the following year. The thing has Well, It Is said, the United·States that lie at the heart ot our system of "or private Individuals." . been languishing In committee ever . ranks as a partal) In the ·family of jurisprudence. Under Article IX, dtspu~ relat· The convention IS .worded so lng to _application of the conventiOn stnce. The Wisest course would be to nations. Almost 100 other countries ambiguously tbat Its - provlslons would not be settled In our own. pronounc.e it dead and get onto · have ratified, among them France, legislative business that truly Britain, Canada, West Germany, eould mean .as milch, or as little, as courts. No, Indeed. Disputes would 1 , • matters. the Soviet Union and the Soviet judges might read Into them. For be submitted to the lnternation~l Who needs this treaty? Since 1967 satellites, We are left in. the example, the document defines Court of Justice •~at the of · of the parties." WASHINGTON -Forthepast36 years, through the administration of eight presidents, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has Wisconsin's Sen. WWiam Proxmlre has made 3,1DJ speeches In support of the Genocide Convention, but If the has ,provided a Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolil, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Highs from the 40s in the 30s Monday Tuesday. 1'1\lserable company of - ugh! South Africa as the only two nations of consequence yet to go along. U everyll9!ly_ ~l.se Js .agmable to so to the low 30s ~~~.; i- ·a2r:nu';.d=A~;.:-6amPi•7"o'lliO==~in~i§r;jf'OO~)Y."Oiii:o=·lr~~~;~~~~~~~ · (614) 446-2342 (614) 99Z-2156 ROBERT L .· WINGETI' Publisher f1l1a:~~~kl~~~~~~~~~r~~ A MF.MBER of ThC' AssodatC>d Pt·rss . Inland Dally PrE>ss Associa tion and thfl · : •ilm<•rk;>e :'-Jew~p3p<'i Publishl•rs Association . LEITERS OF 0Pi t"IOK ar<" wC:IromN:I , lhC'\' should be' lrss than .lOO word!' tong. All l£11t £1rs ·:.~ r£> SI,Jbjf'Ct tO<'ditlng ~nd mu s1 b(. siRnro wllh. narne. a ddrf'"-~ 3nd _t~ho. n(' nu.mbf'n·.· :-:o url!'ig . nc>d le11ers "'ill be publl~hC'd . L<'11('rs· should bfl in • . . . . laS,!(' , addrC'!«si ng issuf'o;; , not p<'r!'onallti(>s . ·control officer •• Remember your high School d;lys with a b$autiful ArtC~rved rin9 at an amazing request <=.. II 873 J-0000 Periods of rain with a chance of thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday. Lows Saturday night around 40. Highs Sunday between 45 and 50. The .chance of rain was 90 percent Saturday night and near 100 percent Sunday. MIAMI VALlEY, CENTRAL Rain and thunderstorms with rain pos'stbly heavy at times Saturtlayntght and'SOnday, LO\\Is Saturday·night between 45 and 50. Highs Sunday between 55 and 60. The chance of rain was near 100 percent Saturday night and Sunday. EASTCENTRAL • Rain and thunder~tomis with rain possibly heavy at times c.Saturday..nlght .and Sunday" Lows:Saturday night.!n.Jhe mtp .'101;. Highs Sunday between 55 and 60. The chance.of rain was near 100 percent Saturday night and Sunday. SOU'IHWEST . . R,ain and thunderstorms with rain possibly heavy at times Saturday night and Sunday. Lows Saturday night aroimd 50. Highs Sunday between 60 and 65. The chance of rain was 90 percent Saturday night and 8J percent Sunday. Jack Anderson ~ ~~ ~. ~ Flat Iron Square ~ •::::James Sands had the location df £18,l Iron Square O.K. , but the ~you showed as an Illustration ~4s ·about l.IDJ to 1,400 feet south. It ~~Cited down to the waterworks on t.:!FJt Avenue. My father told me <itat :Flat lron'Squarewa·s about ·one -lrte ln extent. There were three buildings on the lot / My great -grandfather bad a store which faced ihe Hocking ~ RBilroad . T remember Its .~ng a high front like country .~ at that time. Andy (Hog) ~ lived where the new brick ~ Is; he built it in 1920 and died ~·Mrs. Oldacre lived In the old ~lOPe and died there. ~dden ~~ntine liVl'd in the next house ~died there. · ~-.~path went from thes(reetcar ~ · over to the Hocking Valley 'ritliOOd, which was lor the patients at the O.H.E. (now the G.D.C,) and also,for their visitors. There was a brick walk; they called It the !Jilirstle stop lor the O.H.E. patlenls rame_from cities to -the "'·- r _ _other ---------- O.H.E. from the platform at the railroad, and th~re was a path which went up to the O.H.E. office. This same path also led to the bali diamonds on the right hand side of Mill Cr€!'k Road. . · There 'were some familieS !Jy the name of Baldwin. Also there were Fred Barr, Joe Huston, Scott Rhods, a nd some whom I don't care to name. Someone killed Joe Huston during a piece of bitter acrimony concerning a line fence from Mill Creek Road to the creek. Mill Creek was named after a sawmill which was where the waterworks is now far up there In Maple Shade. I remember when the Island Queen came up to the creek where Us boiler blew up; It blew this man over onto the Island probably 500 feet more or less to a location about the big brick where John Cunningham lived. Lawrence W. McQu&ld 88 Pine Street Gallipolis ..... ... - BRING THIS AD ""•"""'•- • - BRAKE We lnotott now front broke pado, , ruurfoce rotqro, nop~ front whMI beoringo, lnopKt meot• . ftftiB-IISCI cylln.,., brake caliper, ond brake hoeu. blud oyotem and odd MW fluid. then road tut the car. SPECIAL $5911 MOST AMEfU'C.t.N CARl WASHINGTON - Probably no Arab leader except Yasir Ararat has been so often reported on his way into political oblivion as Amin Gemayel, the beleaguered president of Lebanon. And yet, like the grubby PLO leader In desert robes and pistol belt, the dapper Christian president manages to hang onto at least the shreds of power by the lips of his enc~' f~n'l Gemayel's government last week lelt the Lebanese president dependent' for what little authority he stm has on the Syrian occupation troops. Gemayel has become, almost openly, Assad's puppet, with virtu· ally no .L ebanese constltutency of his own. Once more the bankruptcy of ·American policy In Lebanon has been demonstrated to the world, as How ·dld the Reagan administration come to pin its hopes on such an ineffectual dlllettante? Like second marrlages,lt might be descrii:Jj>d u the triumph of hope over experience. We should have nown better -or at least we should have known Amin Gemayel better. Where'hts younger brother was a charismatic leader able to inspire fierce loyalty and confront his I met Bashir in the summer of 1982, just a few weeks before he was murdered. He was a remarkable man, exuding sincerity and patriot. Ism. He told me of his am bilious plans for his country -overcoming the corruption and cynicism that· had, In his view, kept Lebanon from playing the leading role In ihe Middle East that he felt sure ll could · play some day. *Add up to J lb. of Freon *Leak Test & Cylinder Performance Test *Adjust Belts •Clean Condensor Fins vience to Syrian President Hafez ·Assad finally became too much for the Christian Lebanese Forces. which were organized and led l.Jy Amln's charismatic younger brother, Bashlr, until his assassination in September 1982. Their declaration of lndepend· and religious fanaticism that are destroying Lebanon. Even if Gemayel survives his latest crisis alive, he will be politically dead, wielding such power as Syria allows him and no more. like a corrupt Ottoman pasha of old. manipulative, willing to bargain, always ready to make a deal, Inviting the cbntempt of the violent fanatics who dominate Lebanon today. Bashir was a diamond, brtlllant and ~ard; Amin Is a zircon, polished to a certain glitter, but with ~o real fire or depth:-· _,_ '· -- .. - been a task to daunt any mere mortal, but If anyone could achieve It, I thought Bashir at le'\st had a chance. But he never got the chance. An assassin, linked to Syrian lntelii~. dynamited Bashir.sl.x days before he was to assume the presidency to which he had been elected. l { · Rain and thunderstorms with rain possibly heavy at times Saturday night and Sunday. Lows Saturday night around 50. Highs Sunday in the mid 60s. The chance of rain was 90 percent Saturday night and 8J percent Sunday. ' . REO.. '78.80 .AlR CONDifiONING~ , . .. vERVICE SOUTH CENTRAL ~ . CANS . CENTRAL LAKE SHORE, EAST LAKE SHORE NORmEAST, CEN'm.AL WGHLANDS ~ .... . ..... '".:--: , . .... ... 15-17 Ol. ~~.~ .._ Periods of rain with a chance of thunderstorms Saturd@y night and Sunday. Lows Saturday night between 35 and 40. Highs Sunday between 45 and 50. The chance of rain was 00 percent Saturday night .and near 100 percent Sunday. 1 3 futuroo FREE! NORTHWEST, WEST CENTRAL is riveted on nuclear weapons and etiorts to reduce them . he says the real threat to nnankiJ;ld is in the chemtcal area. can see a situation 20 years from now where countries around the ~~~ :a~re gassing each other with careless abandon," he saidln a recent '! in his office. j\Cernnail is trying to do something about it. ~~ffam;~o.nth in Geneva, Switzerland, he conferred quietly with Soviet about working together to restrict the supgty of dangerous . Adelman won't say what his diplomatic feeler might produce. he expects there will be further talks with the Soviets. Both superpowers have· proposed new restraints on chemical warfare, bu1 their differences over most other ISsues . may be interfering with fl-.,.. , . . tOS36WOithOttu,tonf"'"""'" ~-, "''~,~~,~;,;.· . Rain and occasional thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday · with rain possibly heavy at til)les. Lows Saturday night from the upper 30s in the north to around 50 in the south. Highs Sunday from the mid 40s in the north to the mid 60s In the oouth. · chemical weapons Letter to -.. . • price. Every ring is backed by ArtCarved's Full Lifetime Warranty. This offer e~pires May 31, t985 and Is 10 be used 'only for the purchase of ArtCarved Sjtadium high school rings. 'l~~i·~~::~::::;;·~"""""'"~'-'~=·~·"'" "---....,;r: Adelman, the U.S. arms control director, ·~·-·"". understands-=--_,_. why~ - ~-.,. . r ·' ·>,I ,,...., OJUO .. . .. 735 2ND AVE., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PHONE 446-2601 RS: we·u Ht caner. cembef and toe-in to manufacturer's tpeeifiatiOftl. Check tuapenaion paru fot weer and damage, also tim for . . ., and ufety. Parta extra. if needed. No extra charge for air-condi· S1495 LAKEERIE Winds east 25to 35 knots Saturday night, then diminishing to20 to 30 knots Sunday. Rain with a chance of thunderstorms Saturday night and Sunday. Waves In ice free areas 4 to 6 feet. tioned or toraion blra. Colt for on appointment now. ELECTRONIC ~ ~. .~ IGNITION ~ ~'ft · I TUNE UP · . ~ , .S46'5 .... . n ' +-r . AmlrlcM c.. SAVE '1 0.00 The nation's weather e~~ra. OIL CHANGE SPECIAL $1795 sAve •11.00 and Oklahoma Saturday, spinning off 100-mph winds and heavy rain that threatened to'send rivers over their banks. Downpours from the southern Plains to the mid-Allantic states caused Hooding Saturday In West Virginia and Indiana, where rising water forced the evacuation of residents in one low-lying area. Up to a foot of new snow was forecast Saturd!lY In southern Colorado, where more than two feet of snow Friday closed highways and businesses In Salida and Colorado Springs. As the storm moved southeast, severe thunderstorms over central and northeast Texas churned up four twisters east 6f AbUene and prompted, tornado and nash fiood watches across the area. No injUlies were reported. ' I ' .Death .in .the.L Horoe..... . . . ,. ,_. .-.-----.----;:~ __ Ar-:-tB_uc_h~100~w . The bOom in home computers were not 'user frjendly.' When we mended that )lome computer comhated the look of them In the room. hasn't materialized, and one of asked exactly what they meant by panies In their new advertising So after a month, the majortty of America's most glamorous indus- that, they said every time they did campaigns stress the 'hate' factor machines wound up in a closet, their taxes on oile It always that people feel for the big tries is running out of steam. There usually covered with somf(me's resolved a dispute In favor of the machines. If we can persuade is a lot of finger-pointing as to who is Nehru jacket. · IRS. They felt since they owned the Americans they need computers in responsible. The retailers blame "How do you propose to xet the manufacturers for advertising computer. the least it could do is be the home to defend themselves women to accept a computer In the products that do not exist. The on their side." against corporate-romputers,.we'll " · hOme?'' I asked. · manufacturers fault their sales "Didn't they feel a computer'~ he back tn business," "By getting Geraldine Ferraro to forces for failing to move the graphics capability made It a Applegate's research revealed ' . do a TV commercial saylnglt's the machines out of the warehouse. The valuable tool in the home?" that one of the reasons home only thing that keeps her family salespeople blame the market "We asked people about that and computer sales had fallen off is t.hat together." research departments for predict- they said for the first week they they had no sex appeal. Women enjoyed cutting up a pie into equal lng everyone In America was dying for a home computer, and the shares. but by the second week the market ~esearch people say the thrill was gone. As for c~ ' it's BY GARRY TRUDEAU public lied to them. . amazing how little they mean to' one Applegate, a market researcher, most households. I lnte •' showed me a printout of the survey man who kept putting 111em up In hts firm had taken 12 months ago. _.the kitchen IQ. Wust~te his wife's '. ______·_.•We..Jll!k~e II the~uctlvlt:y ot Jack otfU, aad aile - would buy a home computer in the sued him and his computer for • next year and 49,910 said they mental crueliy." "• would. Then we asked tlJ!!m w)ly I asked Applegate If he thOught and f{T percent said to balance their the home market for computers •''• ! '):qday Is Sunday, March 31, the 90th dayo!l985. Thereare275daysleft in checkbooks, and 38 percent said so had been saturated. "It has until we come up with new their kids could some day go tb the Jh\!,year. 1ltis is Palm Sunday. '' moon. uses for them. We musr.prove to the • 'rciday's highlight in history : ' "On the basis of these figures we consumer that a computer can do ! Ott March 31, 1889, the Eiffel Tower, in Paris, was officially opened to the ' predicted that there would soon be a the job easier than he · can. For pmlic. . . . computer in·every home. When our Instance, one father we talked to ~ On this date: , ; · · .. forecasts proved too optimistic we said he would buy a compute~" If it ;· If11831. Quebec and Montreal were incorporated as cities. · decided to find out why. had thellbllity tocallev'ery~in f. In 1854, the United States and Japan signed the Treaty of Kanagawa , "We discovered some interesting the neighborhood on Friday night 91Je!!lng two Japanese ports to U.S. trade. ,. things. For example, found the and locate his high •llt:hool-age •: In 18'l0. Thomas Peterson Mundy cast a ballot in a municil>l!l election ln. t>erth Amboy, N.J ., becoming the first black to vote following ratification people who couldn't balance their daughter when she was supposed to checkbooks were too stupid to learn be hOme. Another person sald she ' it the 15th Amendment. 1!, ..~. hOw to uae a COft)puter to do It for would buy a computer if it were L~n IMI, Wabash, Ind., became the first town to be completely illuminated ' ,. them. programmed to answer all 'Junk electrical lighting. "And it turned out the ones who telephone calls' and short-circuit ' 1 In 1917, the United States took possession of the Virgin Islands from said they were going to get them !or the machine making them. _ penmark. their kids decided to use the money "Another person said Mwanted a • In J!l23. the first dance marathon In the United States, held In New York to buy a video recording machine computer that could crlpple the Oty, ended with Alma Cummings setting a world record ofZ7 hOurs on her for themselves Instead." · deparjment store computer which teet. . . bad they didn't say that the was ~ullnlng him for a btll.· The "Too ,• 1111932, the Ford Motor Company publicly unveiled its V-8 engine. first time around." biggest reason people want compu· In 1933, durtng the Great Depression, Congress authorized the Civilian . "We saJ.so discovered consumers ters now Ia to Incapacitate and IIIII C«<ftti!!'Yatlon Corps:-·· who had owned a machine were other compu"" that are tJu•lellIn JNa, the Rodgers and liammerstetn musical "OklahOma!" opened on telltng everyone that "cmputers ing people's 11ves. I have,._. Broadway. . Doonesbury . ~ Lottery winning numbers: 294,1047 CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Friday night In the Ohio Lottery's daUy game, "The Number," was 294. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning · number was 1017. The Number: two-nine-four Pick 4: one-zero-four-seven iunbq 1rimet- imtittel IJSP 5~$-1100 A Multimedia Newt~paper ID iiPE CAUFOINIA Publlshl"d <>ach Sunday, 825 Third Av{'nur. by· lh(' Ohio VaiiE'y Publish · lnll Company · Multlmtdla, Jnc. St>co nd dass postal{t"pald at Gallipolis. Ohio 45631. Enlt>rf'd as 5('COnd C'lass ma111n2 .maHer at P omeroy, Ohio, Post Offlcl' . STRAWBERRIES PINT ,,,,._: _,~. froday in history .... ' . .. we r'. . . . M('mb<>r: Thfl Assocla1M Press In · land Dail)'' Press Association and t.hr Amerlran N(>wspapt>r PubiiSh€1rsAs· soclallon, National AdvE'rllsln« R€'· pr('Sf'ntath:(', Branham. 1717 West Nlnf MIIC' Road, Sul1t> 204. OPtroll, Mlchlgah. 4Ril15. OTHEI WINNEIS Dixie Goloiltn ........................ Sl Oo' $ . ,, Wa,ter PIantz ...................... 100 Kathleen Stephenson .......... ss.oo Donna Ste.vens ........ ~........... ss.ooCandy Fisher ..........~..;....,.. 120.00 Jessica Chauncy.................. $S.QP• SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY Carrier or Motor Route o.- w...k ................................ $1.10 Onl• Month :: .... ..... .. .................. U.BC .. SINGLE COPY PRICE S8 Ce11t1 No !'llbscrlplfons b,v ma ll pPrmltiE'd In towns whf'rt motor carrlt:~r servlct' Is avatlablP. The Sunday Tlmt'S-&>nllnrl Will not bf> rt"Sponslblt> for advancE' payml'nts mad€' by carrWrs. Models: Jollae Bartlmua and 1\Uaa Smith, llCIIII'tn)' of Promes ModeBDI Apncy. MAIL SUIISCRIPTIO)'IS .. Sunday Only . Ont year .... .. ........ ,, .... ........... $26.80 Six months ': ...................... , .... 113.00 Dati.Y..,.-.t•r .. MAIL 8lJUcRIPTION8 • IMide f!lllo ' ft2 Weoko .. ...... .. .. ................... $1!8.24 2ti w..kl ............................... m.12 --·Old•' M W...o .............. :................ 118.88 26 Wet'ks ........................... ~ ... 131,20 13 w..t ................................ hs.eo '· "ON THE T''- MIDDLEPOIT 13 w.. kl ...................... ......... $14.!16 :. 43 COim STIIIL AlLUfOLIS:~~~ SILVII PLAIA - GAWPOUS !. t ,t:=!er-e Tt Leo.UtLAIILlltutle E11ter Clre1ltr I• T P1per •••v'• . ., ' �Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ~M~·~~~3~1=1~9~1~6====~================~~~~~~~~~~~0~NO~-~~~n~t~~~·~··~m~.w~.~va~.========~nw~~~~~~~~~~~;: ~ 31, 1986 Coun slated for May By .JOHN C. RICE . I· ' the Community Building (one mUe north of McArthur) at 4 p.m. on May 4. There wtll be two classesopen and amateur - wtth competl· lion 1or "old hen assembly help," "cluck or putt," "keekee or :whlsUe of lost turkey," "purr," and ·:caller's best call." There wilt be a fiJOt, second, and third prizes In each class. Displays of calls and other turkey paraphernalla wul be on exhibit beginning at 9 a.m. So, If you want a weekend of fun , thrills. and excitement galore, then the Wild Turkey Festival In VInton County Is the place to be on May 3 and 4, 1985. For more Information you can contact ·Deanna Tribe, secretary, VInton County Travel and TouriSm Committee, Box 473, McArthur, Ohio 45631 or call 596-5606. ~Arent .. TORE HOURS: MON.· THURS. 9 em ti1 .10 pm FRI. -SAT. · 'lie Reserve The Right BONELESS :..., $169 BOB EVANS SAUSAGE you. :For the remainder of day and ·!!Vehlng at Ufe stage area, · several local musicians will perfomffor your enjoyment. not only • Good April 1 Thru April 20 LB. -~~~~ TAWNEY --------------------.1 .. • A~ions filed ,. CUT TO ORDER . ." $359 -: ·~ - -"·:"-·"' ·~- bQttom . 99 • $4 • • : Ll.$119 ~· ••• •• 'ta.$139 •...• MIST SALAD . ·, ·aft ( SALAD --.~...... LB... - - ~-·'·-'- · ·MACARO·NI SA .LAD ll. GROUND BEEF · ~9s( ~ROY -:- Two cases have beenJl,led in Meigs County Common ~~~;IZED 26 oz. . "<<i MAYO MONUMENT CO. Bridge won't be closed - .. S"e):ler . WIC coupon pickup · s~hedule --- - - j>oME;r(oy _;_'The scliodufe for Partlcfpanti"iri ttie Meigs County' District 10 otflce of the Ohio DePartment of Transportation In Marietta. · · The mayor said he was advised that there are no plans at the present tJme to close the bridge but that malntenance work wlll be performed on tbe bridge this summer. However, II was the opinion of · ' the OOOT omctal that In all probablllty, workmen. wtu· be able to inalntaln onP:way traffic across the bridge while this work Is being done. . . · ThP first process wm be an aPPlication of a maierial to lhP grtd . w,prk to redu_ce sllcltness. FW'ther work will be dependent upon the . condition pro!ier. . of the structure . It Includes those ·'. Diyorces final · ~Rov--..:.." t>a'uf"E:. ·s.;.;uh, · Mlddioport. has been granted a dlvoP¢.. in MPigs County Common add~ unknown. on grounds of Pleas Court from Dcnna J. Smith, gross;negtect of duty and extreme FOR MEMORIAL DAY i',. COLE SLAW IJ. IEASONAILr PRICES names starting with letters, H through P, . April 2, and those with last ~!Tle!l starting wtth letters, Q through Z, AprU 4. Pickup Urnes aU three days are 9-U a.m. and 1-3 p.m. """-=~-- ~u5i?W~ho Qiiinot-Ynake thetrlifiiAiha\eU dayare iuptcirup-c'OLilXmh on April 8 or AprU 15 from 9-11 a.m. and from 1-3 p.m.; no coupons wtll be Issued after U a.m. or 3 p.m, POMEROY - Meigs High Fellowship of ChriStlail Athletes wUI have a clean-up day for the elderly on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • A.a1yvne 11\tcrc~ s~.:M.;ld,~nta€t ~.1:~;~J1t1' 11 s'T'.sr~--er-Mr..~a~!c!! at... Membership applications accepted RACINE - The Racine Volunteer Emergency squad Is now accepting applications for nE-W membe!Ohlp, Chief George Cummins Mailbox irregularities noted announced today. Applications can be picked up at Cummins' residence across from POMEROY - A number of rural maU box lrregularltiPs were Markers - Mausoleums - Monuments · BRONZ~ ~ARKERS -·- the high school by c-alling 992-2158. ~-~~"- 0 ~=,~ MONUMENT CLEANING :ctMEtfa·f L£rrERiflc -,~ ~:>=·"=·= EGGS ev~re to the contrary of the court's findings. Th~ court has issued an order of at-reS! for Wayne L. Williams In a reclpl'ocal action for child support Died ~inst WUliams by thestateof .Fiorllla and Meri J. Bowman. W)\)1~ Is to be bi'ought before the cour{ to answl'r allegations In the COIJll!llllnt of the s fa te of Florida.. d' G eenhouse NOW OPEN fOR SPRI..8 SEASO.. of the Meigs County Commissioners and the Community Development Block Grant Program. Through support from the town· .ships In which the Rae~ Unit setves,'Raclne has ordered a new fire Pnglne from FMC Corp. This new truck,to be delivered In · ~·- ~ ··~·•co'-' ~-~~ Upholstt~red , ,.,...._ .., ._.._,', ~~ Furniture BYNORWALK . Lifetime Frame Guarani" 2 Years Fabric Warranty WINDSOR FURNITURE 2404 Gl'llld Ctnt111 ,.ve. foli- aee, were Leevice Floyd, president; Johnson. president: and Hank Doug Rees. secretary-treasurer. In other action, the department · discloSed Its yearly report, report· lnga totalof45runsdurtng1984anda total of 963,5 man hour$. This Included 13 structure fires, 17 auto ·~ 9S ·VIenna. W. Va . 304·295-8133 Beside Wood World ~-~:.::.:~P~H~.9~92~-~57~7~6::::=~::=======~~~ New Itam. S J. USf . A • ..... JI ,,.~ .__ ,.J(RO.WAY.E OYEtL · ~ '""'"'""'w="'~·~r--" DELUXE (OMPAP , -·~-··· Outpvt ; ••.., 400 0 -hwor (~ 900 W . _,, '1 -C...,W witlo lonns malo l ....... fiHi .... • . .- -'1•" c••,u..,. '· ' ., ' ' ~ .=: UNOLEUM P~dsguilty ~ P<JdEROY - A Patriot man. Mark Anthony Johnson, appearing with : .sounset Friday In Meigs Cowty Common Pleas Court, w~uJ~tarUy entered a written plPa of IIUP!f to a grand theft charge of uq stolen credit cards an or about DILES HEARING AID CENTER Nov. 22oflastyear. .JohniQn bas waived a trial by jury 69 2 t1s. . 1-HtOZ.$ ans. '·-·---' . ~ SOLID HEAD LETTUCE REG. 01 YELLOW 'OEUCIOUS APPLES with to released take pla,~ce·~t~on;=Jlo!· ~==:==~=== May 8sentencing . .Johi..on was II! court on a$1,1Dl pencna.l recogniz. ~bond. 326 w. llllioll Str11t SS995 -S-AM/FIJI... U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA POTATOES ORANGES casuals. Great looking styles. Soft leathers. Lightweight construction. . Dexter casuals. For people who want to step out -Stww/.._ Saln. . !6141 594-357' Ji 'j'n_~oc·;•j,"'ji lUIS. WID.. TIIUI. ·-=·'"'·''~=·=iiiWiilili:Tlii: I SAT. Ill 5 P.& •· Your own §*•talline of c:redlt of $500 or .... e. Theil whml ~need IIWWWy, siqiy write yaui'self a check. hour Cunn•nit'nt - AthoM, Ohil 45701 CHAMPION STEREO CASSETTE .TAPE RECORDER . -c-tftt........ . . . • • tlllk IIMoteff. When you're dressing casually. remember J?exter Lut.:lU iun!\ '~' I - - - - • Bank Y QL! 'IUO'!..11 vane - Membllf FDIC - - - - - -- 00- Gall 100\1s Qnl() ~•--• ---- A- ~ - Swltdl. . .. '. . "" OF FURNITURE ·1·49 '! .... • Sturdy Steol Blade · '< I . 9112 ' While Thef Lattl '· • American Mldt Give \burself Some Credit! . ·- RUGS • 52" Handle 49 oz. BOX !.' r 'I· ~ I FORGED A TINY HEARING AID FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. ' ONION SETS ... ' ·- RENTAl. OFFER-For a limited time, rent the canal aicller c any hearing aid) for 6 weeks for anly $50.DO. · TRY IEFOIIE YOU IUYI Set us at Holzer Clinic Each Wednesday, 1:DO .P.M. . • , GARDEN CENTER and FLOWER SHOP . G II' I' Oh' · 453 Jack·o·n Pt'k• Just West of Holter oh U.S. 3S ~~~~~·~;~s~~~~~~;;~~a~t~po~ts,~~·o~~ PEPSI FREE, MT. DEW '• •. ~------------------~.... AIR HOSE • llnt-Pilce Folved HOld ·. ·~ I ' ,•.14T..th ·. · ·80" LCiftlllllndla na. 01 Dtn PEPSI . .. . SANYO 1103 . ". ·-~·" . ,~ -SMElTERS · . ' ' -10 ......... Spoool .. tilno Willi Aut-tic ShooteH. -(nity-0.6 c.. Ft. c.,.x.) $457 . I • l " I,,' bONE lN FRESH CUT FLOWERS OR SILKS Spring Blossom •• Bouquet EOR DISHES , CAWMET , ,, , I, ON Sp£CIAL Sl' ' . ··.· ' Easter Basket Bouquet FABRIC 33 oz. 1 SOnENER AJAX LIQUID an. u oz.$1' 2 . .' ~ ···~ 211z MILES FROM GALLIPOLIS. OHIO AMES:..C. "" SNUGGLE . '\ I~ '.,. I' LOCATED ON RT. 141 AT CENTENARY; OHIO ~ rdGAADENTOOI.S ~WN !f you are !ike ~ost people with hearing loss you hear well tn SC?me ~ttuattons and have difficulty in others. A new heanng atd has been developed that can give you the help y~u .nHd, .whe.n you nee_d it. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing atd IS so tmy tt can be mserted in a matter of seconds. It fits c~m~ortably within the ear canal and is barely visible . Help ts ftnally here for .those "part time" hearing problems. . ;. ~ • •• ' ,, •. :.: : . . RACINE - The Racine Volun· mlscellaneous calls. maintain a Class 'A' fire rating. leer Fire ~rtment · has an· The departrnenl ·traveled 3,!JU , - - - - - - - - - - - t ·--·-·- .. ,.,.;.,npunt'f!l tiJ~-~-Ldts_gU~ Y~'!.f'§ .-. mUIC'wur.l.ng1l!.eJ!8~t y,l'ar, .. -· ~ _ · election of officers, an election that The Racine Volunteer Fire De· U..LL' retalnedRobert"Hank"Johnsonas partment Is' CW'rently working on nuuuur s · r . ltsflrechlef. fund·ralserstohelpequlpandaldln Johnson has served In that the purchase of a new fire-rescue capacltyformanyyears. vehlcletohaulmenandequlpment I' I' . OthPr line officers Include David to fire or accident scenes. On such Complete line veptable &bed• NPigler, assistant chief; George piece of equipment that will be di~ plants, ha~itW baskets, : Cummins. captain; Doug Rees, utUlzed on the truck Is the" Jaws of potted plants - bloomitW & ro-captaln: Jack Lyons, lieutenant; Life" rescue tool, one of only two In shrubbery, rose bushes, • Roger Manuel, liE-utenant: and Meigs County. araleas & Rhododendrons. Wayne Lyons, lieutenant. The rescue vehicle effort was OPEN DAILY to Executive officers gaining office made possible 'through the efforts of SUNDAY llo 5 ' ------- . ... ..,...,,:, FREE INSTALLAnON IN CEIETDY OPEN 9:00 A.M•• S:OO P.M. MONDlf lHIU FRIDAY; 5 DAYS A WEEK OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. 'TIL 5:00 P.M. · .· · cruell;r. Debbie Marie Peck. Pomeroy, has ljli>en granted a divorce from Jame!; Russell Peck, Pomeroy, on grouillls of gross neglect of duty. Debi:Oi> Peck's malden name of Campx>U has been restored by the court·.' •' 11M> court also found a delln· quenC,v In child support payments of $11.234.47 in a reciprocal action for child: support filed by the Meigs Coun)y Welfare Departllll'nt and Rus.'i!'U against Eddie Rus· ThE' court has glvpn the '1 ~· .. ~~rec~orded:::~d~u:rin:g~a:n:ln:s:pec::tlo:n~o:fa~l~lru~ra~lro::ut~es~e:m~a:na=t~ln~g~fro:m:::the:__~th:P:sq;ua:d~bu:Ud:ln~g~o:n~Th~lrd:St:ree~tln~Ra~c~lne~u~n~tli~A~p~rll~S~.;;;;;;~h~~~ii;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· : :·, ; . " 89 89( ~ .• ' ' . '' •· "Q••IItfHrjliei, lit p--tfi•• tower"-:--~-..... . . . ". whose last names start wtth thP letters A through G, Aprll1; those with last suit against Frank and .. GUARAtUEED POMEI'lOY- There.are no plans at lheJ)reSent ~to close the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge to tratflc, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Lora )'wlae Imboden, Racine, asking for alJO.l56.95 judgment for money dueoo property in Racine. BoCh suits ask for the mortgage forect>sure and public sale wtth proct'eds from thP sales to be appltid to .tbe judgments. . -- discharges - Eugene meims Howard Johnson, Mary Pickens; Patricia ' ROush.' William Clower, John Arnold, Martin Mollohan, Connie Jr. · Maiuey, Wilma Anderson. Oftlce • THORNTON'S EXTRA LARGE 2I s9( MORTON PLAIN 3-LBS. OR MORE Events for the weekend have been ootllned andwtll he finalized at an April 23 meeting of the three organizations. The Meigs County Mu~ will be open fo( lleritage Weekend, Residents setved I:!Y the office are asked to check tljelr rural mall · i~"'·sbocitiheiiSalilotu!llrdi•iiaryieaan<:ndliSauynday, _from 1 p.m. to 5 P·ffi: :.__~!h aS!;lvltl_e;;==~t~~~ttOO' ~ ~J~~~ .T'iii!'muS&ri!WiifalSOfe'lit\ire a mi!ope thiS wtth questions $110Uld contact !he Pomeroy POSt at 992·2235. • FRESH Blossom.Bouquet 11ri;=:::%t:::::~~~=-;..;~.;-;:rouse ~-~="": Friday admissions- Alva ~(/ Pm'M>roy; Goldll Hendren. J>ome: roy; . Jean SteWart, Shade; Wesley AUen • P omeroy. Department off~cers elected POTATO GROUND FlESH surface, .~,,~.~·•=:•··~w~•===·~·=-==~-~~W~lC;~~P~~ · ~rum~~;~~~up~t~he~fr~·ro~;upmm~;~a;t~th:e~M~e~lgs~~~ :::rt:m~en=t;o~fr~·~ ,~~a. FRESH .~ has ,_ t--::=--------~~~~--!"'""':----f FRESH · PleM Court asking for judgments al)d JCreclosures on property. Bank OnP of Pomeroy haS filed suit :'against Darrell and Carol · BreW<'t, Middleport, asking for a oLJ,"""."" judgment for money due on a promissory notp tor Pomeroy umoaD be water tlgbt, have a door or lld, be at !he proper belgltt, 40 to 42 Inches 'from the ~ the box to the road be level and and road number be placed on the box ilnd be visible to the apprachlngcarrler. Most house androadnumbe!O are now available from the county numbering service In Pomeroy. Wednesday's meeting and wm be determined at a later date. Anyone J'nterested In displaying antiques or old-fashltmed wear should contact the above organlzatlons, also ·the merchants are iJ1tPrested In ant(que Items anyone may have to Joan that could be uSed In thefr window displays during Heritage Weekend. · ··· • HOLLYWOOD PORK CHOPS STUDIO- Spring Po81alfelll)atlonsstatethatal'll11ilboxmus~belngoodcondltton, · VETERANS MEMORIAL Thursday admissions - William Clower, Middleport: PJ!IlUp Moon, Molden. Pome· ~: . ~~The~1~c~h~am~be~r~~~~~~~~~~~~ .,. .~: iJ i'l~ ~;;.;~~tz.;::~#~~~~~~~~~~~ro~~~:PSwft~:!:i:AD::l SHOULDER STEAK -BONE Ll. STEAK -- 4 9. $1 SPARE l.. . or ·the Pomeroy Poat Qfftce this month. plans for Heritage Weekend, June 22 and 23. • : • . CENTER CUT R IS APRIL 7 Send The FTD Easter Basket erltage wee en pUJns l d JOrme · The merchants association will be holding a craft show on Court Street and possibly on Lynn Street. Registrations to enter the 'craft show wlU be made avallable by the Bend Area Merchants. Old-fashioned dress and antique wtndow displays wut also be present throughout towti. IJ. SHone! Ave., Gallipolis, DH. .·:,. • • t---------------1 TAHITIAN RIBS IN KODAK FINISHING. ~~tltl~o~n~~~~~~~~~~~*~, ll d ,_ POMEROY - Officials from the Meigs COunty Ploneet; and STEAK PRE-SLICED CHOPS SEE THE DIFFEIENtE . contest, longest best strut, a fun furkey callng contest, and lois · ~You'll evPn have fun watchlog! •If your Interests run to more rt&oious e~ercl~. ihen the 5K and . PORK extra cost 111C19f!9pnnt~ . k rF/ year. ·( HU( K~ RO AS --~·-..~,.:.,- (instead of the regular 3V2 " x 5" prints) tor no e~Ctra charge! 6, 1BS6 Limit Quantities BONELESS KODACOLOA Film developed by Kodak and get big 4 " Jt 6" pri nts ·• r~ $1-59 Have you r next roll ol 35 mm • • -4~1Si~N;=-::m~Y~··==~='===,,=~~·~..;....,~ TAVER ..--.'"'i i"" 37Dfo bigger Featlval Queen Contest. To put a ftnlshlng touch to Friday evening, 'you can swtng your partner at an old-fashioned square dance with thp Justice Family Band which will be · held In front of thP Courthouse. Saturday's events wUI get under way at 10 a.m. on the Courthouse steps with lively music. A Fun Contest for kids of all ages - slx to _ro an9 even older - wtll take place beglpnlng at U a.m. Featured · . ...,~=~g~~d thru April GO TO Cti•JRCH [V[RV SUNDAY A "country holiday" P.<~rade wm kick off the fiJOt Wild Turkey Festival on May 3 at 6 p.m. through downtown R ~;u1s~;=s~r~~rt7·-=-'- I ~~:~~Area~~~~~ -~ c~;::;-;.~:;;d~;=:=~~ Get a '.' til 1 0 9 Hospital New~ ~--:...-~--Local Briefs:~.- - - - - - - . •• ; : · • IIC·2SD7 MONDAY THIU SATURDAY OPEII 'TIL 7:00 011 FRIDAY WHOLESALE "Ope• Te ne P••ll•" Entern Aw~t~t~~-Auoa from 1M lv~n Steak ow. . t a- �.. ... .. .. Page-A-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel March 31. 1985. Pomeroy-'Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Ve. Carleton schooi. ...___<_Co-nt_Inu_ed_f~ro-m_pa_ge_A_ll LE'lTER RE<XlGNmON · - Jamie ADen Is bi the mulllple handicapped class and while be does not have the dexterity io write, with the assistance of Unda Carpenter, aide, he Is learning to use a typewriter. Now It Is primarily for letter recognition; later, perhaps, • alternative to writing. . SPALE PERCEPTION - Justin Boyd Is learning about space awareness, where hls head and body are in relation to the box, as he ~rawls through thls hox. With him Is Dana Kuhre, Carleton teacher. Warnerwasmajorltystockllolder of Home State. Warner was not present at Fnday's heating. Warner left Cincinnati in his prlvatejetMarchH and has not made ()is whereabouts known since then. Kane has made the preseiVation request . to Ohio Gov. Richard F. CeleSte; state Commerce Director Kenneth Cox; RoliertMcAllster, the ·Ohio superintendent of savings and (Continued from page A:l) loans, and the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, a piivate, Cincinnati· basedfundwhichinsureddeposltsof , . Home State and as inimy as69other state-chartered savings and loans. 'McA!Isier •. at .a Friday, new.s briefing in Columbus, released eopies of a letter to Kane In which he agreed to release Home State records and told him , "I Intend to extend to you and your staff IllY fuU cooperation and that of.thlsofflce." an police said. Flight 121. to Long Beach,. Calif., took off at 7:55p.m. Friday with 136 ~...-,.=•;t,,;,;--,.R;,.; "~lfi6iirui"- r"w<ipjJilf',-'·~pasSI'iigers1frtd crew aboard. · ently failed to correct a problem In However, the landing gear would which the no~ whet'! failed to . not retract, Jet America · officials retract. passengers .and airport said, and the plane was (arced to return to O'Hare International Airport after circling over Lake Michigan for nearly an hour while the pilot iJ.Itempted to"gef.the gear • up. It land!!<~ at 9: 10 p.m. after a 15-minute "stand by" alert that Racine man treated for injuries GALLIPOLIS- A Meigs County driven hy John S. Kalman, 22, of his car, went off the rlghl side oft he man was treated a nd released Twinsburg. Two other passengers road, struck a ditch, came back Friday for injuries sustained in a in Kalma n's car escape() injury. across the highway, went off the left one-car accident on Ohio 554. The Gallia-Meigs post of the State side, again came back a.cross the KellyJ. Taylor, 23, of RacinE>, was . Highway Patrol said Kalman was roadway, S!fiK'_k three trees and treated for muscl.:. s train 11nd ~estlxmnd 9n fi!'l4, ~ ppro _Jdmatel}' ·· ,~spun to a stop-at 4!-23 p:m: ~ ......-~ --- ~ ~ l?le~s€d. a nursJng supeiVIsor Said. four-tenths of a mlleeast of0hlo325, Kalman was cited by troopers for Taylor was a passeng.:.r in a car when he apparentlY lost control of DWl and falluretocontrolfollowlng · the accident, which according to troopers, caused heavy damag.:. to his car. ..... ' \ A Millfield man was cited by ="'C'!AI:'LIF>oilS'..::A'GatiiiiOii~-,;;~;; Mel,•ln Butcher, 43, of ZanesvUie. ... was.senteneed to three days In the S37; WllllamL. Curry,32,ofDunbar, · troopers for driving left of center following a two-car accl,dent Friday Gallla County J ail and was fined W.Va., $38; Herbert P . Lang, 69, of $2m Friday In Gallipolis Municipal Columbus, $38; Dedra M. Jordan, · morni}lg on Ohio 689. Troopers said David K. Russell, Court after pleading guilty to DWI. 18, of Jackson, $39; Martha J . 41, of Millfleid, was southbound on F ranklin J. Smith Jr., 23, of 330 Kirtland, 18. of Delaware. $39; 689, when he apparently lost eontrol Jackson Pike, was also placed on 18 Delores J. Long, 43, 'of Pomeroy, car on wet pavemeqt. and slid of his months probation a nd had his $39; Albie D. Rodgers, 47, of left of center, striking an Alexander driver's license suspended for 60 Putnam, IlL, $39; Robert G. Zunich, Local School District bus driven by days following his plea. 23, of Columbus, $39. Given six-month suspended jail RObert D. Hopkins, JJ, of Goshen, · Cheryl Wright, 35, of Albany . Eighteen children were on the oosat terms for no driver's license were $10: Ronald R. Roush, 29, of R.t. 1, the time of the accident, but no Curtis L. Cox, 20, of Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Cheshire, $10; Michael L. Spiegel, Injuries were reported, according to aPd Carmel 0 . Long, 21, o f 12 State 37, of New Albany, $10; Hilda Y. troopers. Russell's car sustained St., Gallipolis. Cox wasa lsofined$25 Sanders, 45, of Rt. 2, Gallipolis. $41 ; moderate damag.:. in the 7: 15 a.m. and placed on one year probation Kathryn L. Haynes, 42, ofChartotte, Incident, which caused light damand Long was fined $12 and placed N.C., $44; !Jarry A. Redman, 28, of age to the bus. on prubation for 18 months. Point Pteilsant, W.Va .. $45; Ro· A GaUipolls woman escaped In o'ther traffic cases, fine and ma na Klaubaut . 40, also of Point Injury when the car she was driving costs against Judith A. Mounts,42, of Pleasant. $46; and Tara L. Eakins. overturned on Ohio 160 Friday lo-.-,-d<;~i(JOliU:en;y~..IIL\I~a~ioi:.hoJHuro-....:!O, of Newport News, Va ., $76. rnor)llng. to display registration were . Mary Zembry, 18, 18Portsmouth dismisSed . G'regory A. Flf~. 18, of Road, was southbound on 160, when El1U'eka Star Route, was fined $12 ACME, Texas tAP ) - The troopers said she apparently lost plus costs for an improper left turn. material dentists use to make control of her car, went off the right ·Emory E. Gordon. 68. of Rt. l, impressions of your teeth Is the side of the road, struck a guardrail, Cheshire. forfeited $40 bond for same subs Iance that was used by across the highway, went continued failure to stop In an assured clear Michelang.:.Io to help create his the left side and overturned. off distance and JaniceC.StanJey.55,of masterpieces ·and by the ancient Zembry's car sustained ~rate i'{ew Haven, W.Va. , forfeited $10 Egyptians to seal the tombs of the damage In the 9: ~ a.m. Incident, bond for a stop sign violation .. , c;reat Pyramid. troopers said. Forfeit lng bond for speeding were Theversatlle mat~ri al is gypsum, Local man fined_for DWI mobilized fire engines and pollee, airport patrolman James Grimm said. The plane landed without mishap, he said, and took off again at 10: 35 p.m. with the problem supposedly solved. But again, the landing gear refused to retract, and the plane began circling for a second emer· gency landing. It landed without a problem at 12:30a.m. today, thenosewheelstlll ·stuck bt the open position, Grimm said. Passeng.:.rs were put aboard another plane, which took off at arounifl: 25a:in., he said. Acci~~nt ' ......_ ____ :.:._ ··-"--- •· - . 9~~ FL~RIST ..._ . Afni~s Cfllml_ y',, ()Mr.~/ J.T.C.'s 146 5((0N0 AVI. PROM DRESSES 3~2 E ... ST MAIN ·' ' pre..c;ents Easter ' ·-~ SEASON COLOR ANALYSIS . AND MAKEUP APPLICATION. BY CERTIFIED ,--~COLOR CO.NSULJANT FOR APPOINTMENT ·CALL 985·4258 Evenings Alter 6;00 or Weekends Where more Americans a bigger He WM Dutton H&RBLOC~ We can't promise everyone this. but in H' recent _survey Found Mabel and Howard Hajek of customers who got refunds. 3 Ol,lt of 4 believe they got blgp;er · refUnds than If 1hey dfd their own taxes. 3 out of 4! · $2447! ' - Are you ·. ••kin ·. ur- •• •• .· 'Plan•? .Clyde ~. Priee The courtroo~t~ erupted Th\U'Sd;ly . atterr.OOn ivheil~r; 32;' acquitted In Madison County Comrnon Pleas Court. Supporters shouted "Praise the Lord," while ·the father of ~ or the alleged victims had to be restrained by law enforcement omcin and led away Bou~uot"N fRESit FLOWERS IH A WITH A SMALL PLUSH " ,. ..... ,. ~~-·~ .# . • ' ~~~40PVC . . . leferiiKII Furailllltl WESCO POOLS I • WIN A · Anniversary Sale _,.Ill-13th ssoooo DIAMOND FREE NO PURCHASE NEEDED - STOP IN AND . SIGN UP. RING TO BE GIVEN AWAY DIAMQtl) & .-ni$1'0NE 14K GOLD MOUNTING =~ $12995 REG. Sl69.95 AU MONTHS . AYWIU IN YEUOW OR WHITE GOLD ' SPECIAL _;. ' FREt SIDNG *'10=' ' ',$1995 14K BRACELET NOW WAS 139.95 x~- OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION NOW . 141 GOLD 0/0 • OYIII.AY NEW noc1 AU STONE RINGS .-20°/o OFF ~ ID •• ,. I ,• ' • ' 311 •760 Blck fill with sand 1nd 111 plwmb· ,., BULOVAPULSAR ·0/ ' I• PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAl Valley Drive. Point Pleasant. West VlrglnliUSSSO \' Itt. 160, 1frmi1e North of Rt. 5 54 ·--·-'. ""'........' ,..,..:r~~'.:.... ..... . FIBERGLAS POOLS I OIDII EAilY- QUANTinES UMITED Judge Rol1ert Nichols ordered the names and addresses o! jurors sealed "until things calm down.' ull=--~~-,'1" -= ~t-.fif BEllY lASKO _ALUI~Ii In lu!ndcu!rs. Pre-Season's Lowest Prices. On In Ground Pools ~~-lr---li~~~~!~a~l~itt~le~~~~-=~ Give the Buffet Collection Bouquets · · Sunday,April7. . Our Own "Butt 'lJr!fiwoocl was ,_ Afterlhe uproarT:,tZffiii1on·Pl<!'ils~J"f"" ~--------~~-------- It takes a special kind place with special people to equal the kind of attention you receive at Pleasant Valley. It takes people who care. Our people provide you with the best of both worlds - quality health care combined with personalized attention. At Pleasant Valley Hospital we treatyou like family - and no one deserves better care than one of the family. ottr Friday at his res~nce. and worked for He was born March 29; 1915, 1n servln&' Athens, Kentucky. · ; ·lis and Clrclevllle. In 1900, be started Surviving are his wife, Opel Price&. Solis Pharmacy In GaUipo, Fields; four .stepcnlldren, Chuck 115, whlch he QPerl!led untli 1982. Bonlee of Gallipolis, carl Bonlee of · A member of the First Baptist 1 J Bo Church, he was a member of owa, oe nice of Illinois, and Lu Ohio Pharmaclsts~A!s0ci8tl01r :1~~·« Dawwn of Iowa; and two sisters, Map UnderwOOd o! Bidwell, and NatiOnal Association of Registered Myrti!! Holbrook ofWPSt VIJ'IInla. PltarTn8Cistsand VFW Poat4464. ,Fwieral seJVIces wiU be held at 2 Hr married Marpm Wrlibt, p.m . today In Centerpoint Fn!ewW 'fho survives, on June 28. UM. In Gallla Cwnty. Ba Is1 Ch h with 1he pt urc ' Rev · Also survi·•·~ William Curfman Sr. offldatln&. • u . . are two sons, Ben Burial Wul bf! Ill FaiJ<VIew..Cirq::$1~ tery, Centerpoint. AITangements were by Kuhner-Lewls FuiiPral Home, Oak Hill. · What can we find (or you At Pl~asant Valley, Hospital, · We Treat ·vou Like Family. Having the reputation of being an excellent health care facility makes us very proud at, Pleasant Valley Hospital. But what makes us even more proud is the fact that along with qu<omy health care we're also .. . f'lf.EIAL with Dale 1n Middleport, . FOR MEN & BOYS Wf. OM Df.UVf.R 'fOUl otDf.l .ARO~UMD t~ llO(l AROUND lMf. WORlD! deiJeelllpLIIii--. HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) -Mike argued with Miss Riley there. When Revels, 17, of Kissimmee, Fla., she started to leave In a car, Revels awaiting a pretrial heartng on a pulled her from theautoandstabbed charg.:. be murdered a Middletown her, . pollee said.. · woman, has also been c~rga!'in a separate case with raping a fellow J>!lsoner at the Butler County Jail." Player stolen - A Hamilton Municipal Court ·• GALLIPOLIS-AGaUiP.,IIsman judg.:. .referred the rape chargt> told city pollee someone apparently against WIJIIam Revels to a Butler ·· :· took an stereo cassette player from County grand jury. A Hamilton the dash of his car while It was l)rlsoner lodged the rape allegation parked at tbe Gallipolis Pizza Hut against Revels March l4, autholi· late F'rlday-ilrearly Saturday. ties said. Police said the attack · Mlclu!el R. Bonnett, 28, 1622 allegedly occurred In jail March 13'. Chatliam Ave.. told officers the < Revels, alsQ known as William stereo was taken from hls locked Mickler Meacham, Is held on vehicle, which he said he parked at $J.OO,tro bond on a charge of . the back door of the Pizza' Hut at aggravated inurder In the Oct. 14 11: 30 p.m. Friday. When Bonnett 'laying of Gladys YvonneRDey,l6. returned to his car at 1 a.m. ~ Police allege.that Revels followed Saturday, he said the vmlcle was Miss Riley to the Middletown home stW locked and .the stereo was of her sister, Rhonda Page, and tnisslng. APPOINT'' ·.NTS AVlii.Ail£ CI14/PP2·82 0B tiiHI ~ -;.... :Hill Second ,\v~ . .. Lafayette ~Ia II (;al is.l). 3 PIECE SUITS, SPORTS JACKETS, DRESS PANTS POMEROY , O HIO 4570Q ~nanl Fields OAK Hill. - Leonard Fields, 10, Rt. 4, Oa~ aw <Centerpoint), died ...... Pink . White 27 SYCAMORE STREET, GALUPOLIS, OHIO 611 EAST MAIN STREET, POM£10Y, OHIO 419 MAIN ST., PT. PLEASANT, WV Optn 9 A.M.-6 P.M. WHkdays, 9-5 Sat.-PH. 992-3795. 01<41Dt2·2e.44 Area deaths ~...,.. nc• ,.., Beige ii;T The - . ' .Shoe Cafe HOOP FOR RENTAL . FlorUt "MALIIOU'! probed GALLIPOLIS - Two Gallipolis residents escaped Injury when their cars collided o,n Pike Street In Kanauga, according to the Gallia County Sheriff's Department. Mark D. Has~man, 17, 383 Pike St., was backing from his driveway, when deputies said he apparently struck a car driven by Norman H. Shafer Jr.. 18. 6tii Upper River Rpad. l ·':>hate\1 was apparently left of center on Pike whlle attempting to deliver newspapers on Ihesouth slde of the street, deputies sa id. Shafer's car sustained moderate damage In the 5: 10p.m. Incident , deputiessaid . Hasseman's vehicle susta ined light damage, deputies added. Teeth and combs ..,. " • ,...- .., Ml' For Easier 1985 make two landings CHICAGO tAP 1- A Jet Amer!~a DC-9 was forced to make two emergency landings during the Jiiii 'll ttn ,r.m••""'""""' '· 'Art, music, and physiclal educa· are handled In a special class where tlon are Included In the curriculum. • the empliasls Is on reading and Community volunteers play an math, along with soclallziDg, self· Important part In the program help and jndependent Uvlng skills. coming In several days a week to · The pre-vocational class einphas· assist the teaehllig staff. . 1zes funCtional academics Uke and scclal More community reading, math, and language skills, activities as well as exchange as well as how to count money, tell · programs with other schools Is time, measyre, use appliances, being planned to reinforce Carle!· cook, and other. skills needed for on's Image In education. · dallyllvlng. S&L prosecutor•. . Time•Santinei-Pege-A-7 '• Ohio Point NOW 20 CAUVEW WATCHES . /0 OfF, 20°/o TO SOOfo Off .IAQI WATCH HAS A fUll l YR. WAIUNTY \ - - ~- .•• . •••• OFF ·; �Page-A-S-The Sunday Times-Sentinel • March 31, 198.~ Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PINaallt. W. Va. ' ' FALTER'S ·auLI MEA1 ..SALE ~~!1._ ~· March 31, 1988 .. the right foot; the left." MON., APR. 1I THRU SAT., APR. 6 OPEN EASTER SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 10. P.M. iOtoGNA ~- Section [lli. r1 ·SEE INSIDE TODAY'$ PAPER FOR . OUR INSERT ····~~-~79r:- , , ·LJ . ~· 4• . ,~' ' ' ~UNNOE'S HOlLY FAIMS PORK· SAUSAGE Sl 59 PICK OF THE CHIX Ll. YELLOW ... ONIONS 2511. ' lAG 99< -·.:.... Photos by Charlene Hoeflich - $·2· 99 r ~-'I.~· · '=it·-·"·.·+· ·x-~ ...g'.. EoVlell:_ ~a,_1ann.. boy . having__fun'. .dancing ~--·--i...·· By CHARLENE HOEFUCQ Times-Sentinel Staff GROUND CHUCK BLUE BONNET MARGARINE II. $159 POMEROY - After listening to Gerald "Gig" Powell tell _about his dlsasterlous l'xperlence with his first dance student at the Arthur Murray Studio In Orlando ' Fla., It's certainly approprlatl' to·say ....... ! ."You've come a long way, Gig." sut then, that was 25' years ago this month. Since ihen Powell has gained a tri-state reputation for not only skill In teaching but his finesse on the dance floor . And more and morl' he's In 'N' QUARnRS ARMOUR BUTTER CANNED HAM ;,. oz.$199 • 311. DIET ·PEPSI, · MT. DEW, PEPSI FIE~ $649 . oR PEPSI~· COtl' . country-western, clogging, Latin and line dances, but for peiiormance. Mondays and Tuesdays he has classes In ballroom and clOgging through the Communtverslty program at Ohio J.lnlversity, on Wednesdays he travels to Nitro, W.Va. for a class, on Thursdays to Parkersburg, and on Fridays to Marll'tia .. • Then on weekends . there are either dances for his stuctehts, . " · seminars to be conducted at some college or university, more training or an on-stage appear· ance for himself. • Powl'll, a resident of River· vtew Drive In Pomeroy, · ts a member of the Dance Educators of Aml'rlca and finds himself on flights to New York City several times a year learning some of the latest movements in bal· lroom and line dances, off to Texas ft> Improve his countrywestern .and clogging skills, or someplace else for ,tbe latest rage. Perfonnance Right now besides aU . of his dancing classes, Powell Is appearing with 15 of his clogging students In the Ohio University production of "Frontier Fan- Norman Dancers on May 18 at the Betsy Mills Club ln Parkersburg. In between teaching and performlng, Gig finds time to · volunteer in schools, and currently is worldng on movement · with the Meigs High School ~ Chorallers. Through the years Powell, sometimes joined by his wife, Mary, has danced ·across every stagI' in Meigs County with the Big Bl'nd Minstrel Association and other musical groups. From Fann to oaiwe Floor Gig likes to describe himself as "just a little old farm boy :',~~~~~~ the.dance lloor. musical opens In Cleveland AprU 2, wUI be presented Aprll 24 and 26 at the Dairy Bam In Athens. ' Besides appearing in dancing parts in sevl'ral shows at OU, PQWell has assisted in choreographing several productions. There Is a)so a posS\blllty that PoWell will be dancing In the outdoor production of "The Stephen .FosterStory" at Bard· stown, Ky: this sutnmer. He auditioned in mid-March and Is ·awaiting word from the casting crew. Powell wUI also be . performln~ with the Marge Powell was reared on a 3!IJ acre fann back of Racine. As a youngster he learned folk and . square dancing through the Farm Bureau. Always musl· cally IJicllned, he played tn the Racine band, was drum major for three years, and • after gratluatlon got married and had two children, all the while operating the fl!mlly farm. He recalls how In the late fifties, he and his wife used to watch the Atthur Murray Dance Party on televlsloo and thlnk how much fun It would be to do "that Latin stuff." Not too enthused with life on the farm, the Powell family decided to pack .up and move to Florida. After getting there, Gig took a job ~th the Wynn Dixie chain of groceries and worked in thl' soap deP&rtment. He describes that experience as being "like milking cows, I didn't care much for it." The longest hour Just about that time there was an ad in the paper announ~lng that the Arthur Murray Studio was starting a training class for teachers. With the encouragement of his wife. Powell applied. was accepted the next day, and For two months he was one of a class of ~ which had only five finish. The class not only had to learn the dances, but how to teach both the men and women's parts, as well as to complete a study book on how to talk to pj'ople. , He .says ·he'll never forget his first student "It was th~ longest hour I ever s(ient." And preswnably she· felt the same way because at the end of the class she was so upset that she \kent to the desk and announced for "God and eve- Jfl'l'ERBUG ANYONE? - lrv and LucWe Potraz, who have laken many dancln« I "18 from Gerald "Gil"' PoweD (PHoro AT LEFf), are Into Jltterbuc now. Retired, the couple llnd8 that danciJI« not " only puts a llttJe fun Into lhelr IJvi'S, It keeps them socially aclive and feeling good. DANCING DUO - Ballroom ''GIC' wbo WM jGined 'here for a dance by 1118 wife, Mal)' (PIIOI'O AT RIGHI'). It was II yean fiiOII* JJMrihthat Powel packed up 111111 moved hill ·,....,. to fi1elttla, wllere a few moutle biter be joined the Artlu' M~ o-eSiadlo .. OrllniiD • .. lllitl&nJdor, He returDed to Melp County .. the mid b llee lllld .... 8luce . _ inltructllll kl the trl date area. \ " ..,._ R - Tile Rllht To Umll QuentltiN Prien Good Sunny, Mar. 31 thr1 Sat.,.Apr. 6, 1985 •UIDA Food ltamot Qllldy AcoepNd •Not Rft!IOMIII!e l'or Tvlltl ..lolullnors ' ' ryone to hear" that She wanted a new teacher ....") can't do a damn thing with that one." At a meeting the next day, howi'Ver, it was all turned around for Powell who was glver;t tip~!" on overcoming shy· ness ('Powi!U, shy?) ar•l was"told to take charge, to get aholdofthe students and move them. After that everything went smooth for Powell who during the nl'xt few years not only taught In thi> studio but went to numerous parties at hotels and nightclubs ·where it was the instruc!&rs' job to "see that everybody had fun ." He tra· veled with dance groups to San the Orient, HawaU, Aus· • Missktg the farm The family loved life in Florida for a time. "But we missed the country, home on the farm, and was concerned about the kids grow· ing up In the city." So tbey packed up and moved back to the family farm. After farming several years. Powell went to work at. Ewing · FuneraL Home: .His ..contacts , there lro him.to members otthe Couple's Club in Pomeroy who wanted to learn ballroom dancing . 01\e class led · to another and another and another." Interest spread to other counties until Powell decided to go full! !me as a dance inStructor and parttlme a·t the funeral homo:. And It's worked. ln the past several years, Powell has brought in numerous bands. inpluding Russ Morgan and Guy Lalnbarde and the Royal Canadians for special occasion dances for his students. The old standbys of ballroom dancing, the foxtrot. waltz, jitterbug, and polka, remain the favorites, according to Gig. He says in this area country· western Is declining while clog· be . ' And • ces, the cha cha, rumba , samba, and tango, while line danCI'S are just taking off. On a recent trip to N~ York, Powell returned with steps to the Manhattan, a fast and furious line dance which Is sweeping the country. Powell firmly believes that familiar phrase "to put a little tun ln your life, try dancing." He's also convlnce<l tha: dancing not only makes one feel . • yoong; but stay young, tho.t'•·"• ··I good exercise, an(l a great way to relieve stress after a hard day. �.The Sunday Times-Sentinel Ohio-Point Pleasant, • w. va'. March 31. 1985 .• March 31,1986 Meigs native enjoys duty. in England · SATELLITE SYSTEMS FABRIC • FABRIC • FABRIC • FABRIC A Wide Array of Spring Shades Satellite Systems Available Suitable -For Prorns and Weddings . •lnteritat •Arunta •Drake •Unlden $ . $1MPLICITY . BUnERICK VOGUE PAnERNS • Image orEngland. Some picture the thick, rolling fog of London with Big Ben chiming_ In the background. Others see the lush forests, rru>adows and dales of the days of RDbln Hood. Stlll others envision myster1ous castles where knights of old performed feats of chivalry. · England Is more than just a fairy tale land to Air Force Senior Airman John M. Pape Jr. of Racine. Pape, son otPatrlcla S. and · John M. Pape Sr., 30115 Bashan Road, said, "I like my assignment . In England very much because lhe people over here are very nice and courteous to Americans and be- · c.ause of my location In Europe." Pape, and other Air . Force members are se!Vlng In England as . part of the NATO alliance, based on the prtnclples of maintaining an adequate and professional military strength In Europe. RAF MlldenhaU, located about85 mUes 'Gateway to the the mUltary aerial port or entry In England. The host unit operates command and control aircraft and proVIdes support for helicopters, ... stratotankers and transient trans· port aircraft. "I work as a requisitioning clerk In .supply and I send out au the orders for parts ana supplies · needed by the squadron.'' DISHES A~AILABLE 9 FT. SPUN ALUMINUM DISH 10 FT. FIBERGLASS DISH 11 FT. MOLDED DISH · ·Special thru March 30 · 9 FT. SPUN ALUMINUM .S1495 THE FABRIC SHOP 100° LNA, DRAKE 324 RECEIVER, 100FT. CABLE TV &.APPLIANCE . Ph. 992·2284 ;l<Jn, Paul of GallipOlis, and have three Steven, Wemdy . :: and Paul Davis Bradbury. Clyde Bradbury was a 35-year employee of · · : liaBipolls Developmental Cent!lr, retiring In Im. · . - Serving Meigs & Gallia Counties (614) 985-3307 GAS SERVICE CHESTER, 011. ~ ·' SU G SOLD LOWEST EVER AND A P RECEIVE - FREE ·-- 81FT -~ ----.- ·- Continental orA0134 ON DUTY - Air Force Senior Alnnan John M. _, Pape Jr. of Racine, revtews 1111pply Items due Into the llquadron as part of his l'l)qulsltlonlng clerk's job at • ~·· ..;. r~ ..... ·- committed to education and within the past year has completed ten _ mutta!Y correspondence courses In addition to fulflltlng requirements tor an associated~. Is an active Martne Lance Cpl. Michael D. Holbrook, son of John D. and· Deanna S. Holbrook of Route 1, Watertoo, has been promoted to his present rank while se!Vlng with Second Martne DIVIsion, Camp LeJame, N.C. A 1979 graduate or Symmes Valley High School, WUlowwood, he joined the Marine Corps In January POMEROY . - A . missionary meeting will be held Thursday, 7: 30 p.m., at · HyseU Run Holiness Church. Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan HyseU wUI present the program. 1be' public Is welcome. at the in Jerusalem. GALUPOLIS . · ~Travel Agency . .· · 360 Second Ave. Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 Washable cotton. 44-45" · limit 6 yds. at 'h off. Re§o $4.99 yd. S2~2 ratolulc $J.74 yd. . RADIANT! Leprechaun linen-looks .' Sheeting & twill solids .- Great bottom weights. Wash· able, poly/~otlon. 44-45" wide. -.._ Reg. $3.99 yd. Crisp poly I rayon suitings. · Machine washable. 44-45". Reg. $5.99 yd. ·- $4~? $2~~ Handkerchief linen Eyelet embroideries .... ·-.. All-overs Ill Iandes. Wash· . BIGlk or Grey Pump Airman David A. Wellman. son or Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wellman o! 711 Main St.. Point Pleasant, W.Va .. has graduated from the U.S. Air Force electronic computer and switching systems course at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. Graduates of the course were taught to Inspect, operate and maintain electronic computers and related equipment', and earn~ credits toward an associate degree In applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. Wellman Is a 1983 graduate of Gallla Academy High School. Holbrook promoted I Madras fanCies POMEROY -SMIMarkSwann, He serves as Command Tax son of Mrs. Gweilda Ferguson of Ailvlsor and keyperson for Navy Pomeroy and the late .Kenneth Relief and Combined Federal L Swann, has been selected~ the1985.• Carnpalgn _Fu!.)d,Prtve,s-'- ~e .'!'as a .---. Shore Saller of the Year by the U.S. team member of the Captain's Cup Fleet In Yokosuka, Japan. flag football, soccer, basketball, arid Swann earlier had been recog- horseshoe teams. SHORE SARDR ' OF THE nlzed by the Naval Supply Depot, Outside of the command he YEAR- Pomeroy native Mark Yokosuka, as the 1984 Sailor of the coaches Youth Sports baseball, Swann has been chosen Shore Year, and last year was named the basketball and soccer and was Sallor or the Year lor 1985 by the 1984 Navy League Petty Officer of Commissioner for the Youth Sports U.S; lleet based at Yokosuka, · the Year. Basketball League. He belongs to Japan. Swann, who has been In lntheNavyforthepastslxyears, the VFW"Post 10154 and the Naval the Navy for lhe past six years, SwaMservesastheNSDCommand .Reserve Association, Branch 103, was also recognized In 1984 as Career counselor. · One o! his and Is t·he assistant scoutmaster for Ute fleet's Sailor o( the Year and Innovations as careercounselorhas Boy Scout Group 33. as Navy League Petty Officer of been to develop training classes for Swann and his wife, Hiromi, have Ute Year. petty o!flcers going up for rate. a son, Julian . . A Meigs student, SwaM is .--_:__ _;__ _ _.....;.._,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-1 Completes course SAVE 30°/o to 50°/o ON LA•Z-BOY OR BERKLINE RECLINERS. Missionary meeting Ph. 446-0699 way life as close to what they consider noqnal as possible. "In my o!f-duty time I participate In a lot of squadron sports such as sottooll, lfag'""·football, ""Jlowllilg, . basketball and of course (larts. "I also do .a lot of traveling. I enjoy going to London to shop for anything I can think of and stopping In a pub from time to time lor a ptnt .. and the .. honor by their (laughter wUI be held Sunday, March 31, trom 1 p.m. at their home on Rt. 100 In Porter. $1779 . .. @ ·. . ) Y-·BRO¥Hill,B5RKL!t!E1 llSSEit,=BUSHI.D!I-i=!!ENCJ.ICBM'!'r,CRAF1MASTER-·AND GAINES LIVING ROOM · VINTON- Mr. ana Mrs. Worthy Cremeans o! Rt. 2, VInton will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, March 31. The couple was manied on Aprtl· 2 1935 at Glenwood, W.Va. by Rev. A. D. wilSon. ~ -· --- ' Tiley are the parents of ·one daughter, Mrs. Gladys McClelland, a granddaughter, and two greatgrand(laughters. . An open hOUSf glveri In their Pomeroy man chosen shore sailor of 1985 by Japan-based fleet- SAVE 30°/o To 50°/o ON 2 & 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES TO THE FIRST 20 Cremeans anniversary slated RAF MILDENHALL, England - Everyone has their favorite CHECK AND COMPARE OUR ~PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY and Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ... $299 Girls Sizes: -·.... YARD . 12 112 to 4 ·~ $3100 .. .. Shirting favorites . Plaids Ill stripes in wash· able poly/cotton. 44-45" wide. Reg. $J.49 yd. Stripes Ill plaids. Washable cotton, 42 ·4~" Ill 44-45" wide. Reg. $4.99 yd. $2 98 &$3~R~ wrinkled IOWIIIOR a&WPOUS MON. & Fll. nL I P.M. TUES., WED. TltUR. .& SAT. TIL 5 P.M. #6212 Reg. $299.99 $1 • front drop-in bobbin Wrinkled& fancy sheeting Gorgeo1111, stunnin9, loads-of-fun leather shoes for nifty, dressy times. 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GALLIPOUS - '~Strolling Serthat IS the focus of the resldeJicy program . endlptty" will be presented by Greg ·Jowa!sas, Saturday, April 6. It will A "serendipity" is an UJ:W!lC· go with the RetaU Merchants peeled, but ~Ughtful happenblg Association Annual Easter Egg and Jowaisa:f"Wlli l)'i:"a'Vii uu~ 51 , ..~ ·Hunt In the city park. park and around the street slngblg Jowalsas wUI be the featured and visiting from 10 a.m. to noon. artist in the second lolklife artiSt-In His residency is partially funded education residency, sponsored by . · by l)n Ohio Arts Council Grant. ; the French Art Colony and the Full details of Folkmuslc: An Gallipolis Parks and Recreation Appalachian Participation are Department, Apr1115 to 26. His visit available by calling" the Gallipolis to the ,Easter Egg Huni wlli give. Parks and Recreatlon Department. area residents an· opportunity to 446-1789 •.extension 24 or the French . tradltlpnal folk music . Art Colonv. 446-3834. ~the~~~~~~~Pu~b~ltc~·~i;~~;:a~;Qi;~~:;;;;;~i;,~;;:;;;;_::;;:;~;;;;;;::;;;:;:;;;:~-·: . ..•• ,. . Sheila WUBams, G. Michael Medas, VIcki L Cooke DELAWARE, Ohio- Vlcld Lynn ·;Cooke, Delaware. Ohio, and Davtd l!rtan Wtse, Cheshire, are annount· jllg their .engagement and aprroachlng marriag~. .. .· Miss Cooke is the daughter of Mr. ,'lind Mrs. Robim .E. Cooke Sr .. . ·'Delaware. Slie Is a senior at Rio 'j;;, a"de Collegeand·is·a ·sergeant in • the Ohio Army National Guard. G neth Wise, Gallipolis. He is a • student ·at Southwestern Business College and·is also a sergeant In the . ,Q))IQ.AJ:I!!X N_~OJ!al G)!ard, ·~~- •.. The wedding will take place July - .. ·. a>. ' ..:Smeltzer-Medas . PATRIOT - Announcement is being made of the engagement of Sheila Williams and Paul McNeal. She is the daughter of James and Joyce Williams, Hendersonville, TEnn~ Hi" is illt<""SDii uf Fred andGarnet McNeal. Route 2, Patriot. Ms. Williams iS a graduate of Hendersonville (Tenn.) HighSchool boro, Mass. The open-church wedding will take place July 'n at J p.m . atthe First Church of. God, Gallipolis. A . ·' .reception at the Elks LO!Jge will be ... ··-···held unm'MiafelY"'followtrlg-"'1he ----.-·..,._~~-· ceremony. She is a gi~du.ate ~I Gallla POMEROY ..,.. Mrs. Mildred Academy High School and Is employed with the · taw firm of · Pierce Is announcing the engagl" ment and approaching marriage pf • Cowles and Boster. her daughter. Tina, to Keith King, Medas is a graduate of Gallia son of Mr. and Mrs. James King, Academy High sChool and is New Haven, W.Va. The bride-elect employed by Middleton Estates. 1s the daughter ·of the late Clinton Pierce. Miss Pierce graduated from ~"31_ ..... .IKIIi' • ..:.:111:.' ·. SYIACUSE, ·OliO '""""""-"•'O"""' CO:.rvvol...;:Hc:ot In lu.ll '-'1"'-'- I ... &&V ua -..:J~I.Ul.l PH. 992-5776 WIN ••• class Is $6. Please call the center at 992·2161 to register for the class so materials ·c an be ready. The center has scheduleq 'a --·'"" ~·- ,___....-..,~ •.!Y.!!'~age.~ale)g!;M~~·J, 2~n!J 3}! . you are doing your spring deariing, don't throw out a,ny items. bong them to the center the last week of Southern High School and Is April. rmployed at Headquarters Beauty The senior nutrition program Salon and B-A Beauty Shop In menu for the week is: Racine. Her fiance is a graduate of Monday - Spaghetti. mixed Wahama High School, and Is tossed salad, vanilla vegetables, employed a! the Meigs Tire Center on bananas. pudding In Pomeroy. Tuesday - Cube steak, baked A June wedding is planned. · potatoes, green · beans, pumpkin cake. BIDWELL - Announcement Is · Wednesday - . Ham loaf. peas, kraut salad, fruit cup. · beingniadeoftheengagementand '. upcoming marriage of Christi L. Thursday.:... Roast turkey, dressand gravy, gelatin salad, Easter Ing . Willi allis, Bidwell, and David M. By.Meg Whttcom ' b s DEAR MEG - My husband told Sm it h• yracuse. egg, dessert. DEAR MEG - My mother Is a · months before h 1M d me he was sterile SIX h · h d S e IS t e aug ter' 0 Friday - Liver, mashed pota· an ga mbier. She goes to jal alai 11 R 3 Bo r.378A we were ma rrt"~ ""· Sl nee this was to L H toes, spinach, fruit. ·• games, the races and Atlantic City. be my second marriage and I ha~e Mrs. ee owe · Ollie • x. Choice of milk, coffee. or tea Gallipolis. He Is the son of Mr. and Don't get me h d · •="='. M<s. Enhl>d Srni!h Q!..Sy.r£~~"-"="•=·~ wrong - s e oesn't three teenage children,! didn't care .... P-4 • ... h's"'""""'-~f,J. ";:~l""''"''tl,.,.,,.~, - iWI~<~~··~=c = ~='m-a.l'l\!liil.l>J•~ttll,J!!!:•.!!ls=~-~---==!,..!~·~,~- EASTER stationed in Charleston, S.C. Wedding plans are Incomplete. Williams-Smith Seeks help for gamblin.g mother . I '· In Gallipolis. Ms. Williams is a graduate of ' Gallia Academy High School and '• attends Rio Grande College and Community College. Sflllt h is a graduate of Southern High School and is employed by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. · , Hold beliefs .' . ~ • , ~ ' •• : PRINCETON, N.J. (PPI Clergy of the Church of England hold classical Christian beliefs 10 a far greater degree· than ·do lay members. according to the first Gallup surveys on British doctrinal and moral views. The Church of England recently has been in controversy over a blshop'squestioningof Jesus' physi· cal Tesurrectlon. : . : ~• .,.. ._,, TANNING MEMBERSHIP ~--5--l'ANNING- SfSSIONS· CS,''· $3 Q00 FOR . OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 6, 1985 ~1.m~·ssk 1_:--w--.119" O'W ~QelOi" •- Mom . has an inkling and, sure enough, I'm pregnant. that I've saved some money, she Now Greg is yelllng that the baby borrows lt.lleel sp guilty that I give can't be his. But It is because 1 it to her and then I can't afford the haven't been with anyone but him thl'ngs I want. That's whai gets me since the day I was married. That mad. I want to help her. What can I was three years ago. do? .,.. TROUBLED TEEN. RUMI'm tired of all the fighting and SON, N.J. denying. I want Greg to go to a DEAR TROUBLED - Compul- clinic for tests, buf he refuses. NEW MOM-TO-BE. ENID, OKLA. sive gambling Is a desctructive addiction thai can.best be halted by DEAR · NEW - Greg may not quilting cold turkey with the want to be a father, and when he suppor! __ol Ga!Jlblers Anonympus. . lin~. out he's . not sterile - · a Like most fonns of addictive ,. neurologlst can-iell ~im .:.. 'he'll be behavior, gambling Is progressive, forced to face reality. I hope he'll have himself checked out for his requiring more and more "action" to .e scape the psychological pain the own peace ol mind. Aceuslng you of gambler is trying to avoid. infidelity is a COJH)UI and you can Every time you give your mother tell htm I said so. Write to Meg in care of this money, you're encouraging her secret life. It's like giving an newspaper. She wUI personally alcoholoc booze or a junkie a ltx. answer only letters that contain Help her by getting her to self-addressed, stamped envelopes. Gamblern Anonymous. Check the Questions of general Interest will be .phone book for the nearest chapter. discussed in future columns . . . Wt '"'ft' aN Major Crodit Card1 PH. 992-2039 or 992-5721 =-"'~_~:,;~:';:w:ir~•:lo:w;•~n:!_....:•:"~tw:h:•r!.,.,.:·;·;-·..:~~~=;:;;;:;::;~~;;~~~~g~~~~~j TIJDlD"'Y I'OMEROY- Xi' Gamma Mu Chapter bf Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.~wm··.. m' ,=t - at .. 7·~.""· . Tuesday at the h~e of Mr-;: · Evelyn Knight ..sponsor. -...POMEROY- Rev. Lee Ham- · mond, Portsmouth, will speak i~ revival seJVices at Mt. Hennon United Brethren In ·Christ Church, Texas Community, Tuesday through April 7. Servi· ces begin 7::11 p.m . nightly. public invited. --- . MIDDLEPORT _ Mlddl~ port Lodgft • F&AM, m~ts ~ 363 " 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Members should attend. Larry Draper will conduct rev!· val services at the First South· ern Baptist Church, Pomeroy. Monday Ttl rough Friday, 7, 30 POMEROY _ Jay'Mar Golf 446.. 9s1o .. Bui•~Uit 111 W. 2nd St. ·· HOURS: 992-6720 Pomeroy, OH. MON.-SAT. 9:00-5:00 . EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT pr~paratory as well as a GALLIA CHRISTIAN-SCHOOL 367·0306 DURING SCHOOL HOURS 367·7475 IN THE EVENING "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart /,rom it." Prowerlll 22t6 ., ' By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - When my grandmother was 36, she went through the menopause . My mother also started at about that age. Iam30andamconcerned. Will I also go through the menopause early? Once a woman starts to take . hormones for this, will she always have to take them? DEAR READER - No one can tell you when you will begin menopause. With your family hlstary, there is a chance that you wUl have your menopause early. The time of onset of menopause is not exactly correlated with age or other age-related changes In the body. Menopause has been known to occur as early as age 25 In an otherwise healthy woman. It Is not rare for It to begin In the late 30s. The most common time Is between 45 and 50. Not every woman needs estrogen replacement when she enters the menopause. Conrary to popular belief, the ovaries don't completely SlOp funcllorilng. They stU! produce ..., a sex lfonnone , that can be converted by body fat cells Into estrogen. That ls why women who have hlgher estrogen levels than .women who are very lean. · H a woman does need estrogen, she wUl usually continue to need it. It Is needed to replace the amount required to avoid such symptoms as ·hot DasheS, bone loss and other . changes: If the estrogi'n Is stopped when It Is needed, a woman will then develop lhe symptoms of menopause. I am sending you The Health Letter, Special Report 22. Under· standing the Menopause, whlch will explain the process fully for you. Others who want this Issue can sencl '15 cents with a long, stamped, aelf-addressed envelope for It to me In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box U!Sl, Radio City Station, New York, DEAR READER - There cer· talnly Is something In your system, an(l ills the herpes virus- but don't panic. You've probably had It since you were a toddler. Herpes simplex type one is transmitted by kissing. . Up to 80 J)ercent of the public may have it . The vtrus lives In nerve ftbern near the mouth. When the vlru.s Is activated. It migrates down the nerve·flber and causes the cold sore. This virus is very similar to herpes simplex type two, also known as genital herpes, but herpes simplex type one Is the kissing virus, not the sex virus. There are many things that activate the virus living in your nerve fibers, A febrile Ulness, such as a common cold, Is one of these,· • about managing· the Wtdilf'Wtl)': INMtSt.dr - 1:ot , .•. which is probably the source of the term "cold sore." Indigestion, fatigue and perhaps nutrition are sometimes factors. Not enough Is known yet about treatment to really provide a means otpreventlon , but ·that will come. · ··M~ FMfll ThMk" WJt:H 11:5s. ..... Dally • ... AS SEEN ON TELEVISION leleflora presents E17.8 Cup Bouqud fll:=:::=::til Dress your Easter t<Jble in style with oor colorful new L-• , . Teleflora Buffet Caddy . · - Bouquet During the hoii. ' 1 ' u.~ _ .da)'i.-il's astwming cen,__ terpiece' or buffet table -Jt .Chinese Restaurant~: - j,_ Road ' -= 161 _UpjMr River bouquet. later, your sunnyand yeUo~:w~~w~ood~;J keepsake holds silverware Call or visit our shop early, for a anywhere in the US. or Canada. Gallipolis, Ohio 446-7227 SUNDAY NOON MONDAY NIGHT Give the Buffet Caddy Bouquet.. Sunday, ~pril7. P.M.) 8-UFFET 112-3 IS-9 P.M.) At Our Special Price $725 ptr person $395 ptr child Children under 4 frH Utile jar Bouquet POMEROY · FLOWER SHOP 14-10) lht lufftt includes on All· You·C•·Eat Salad, Soup•, Appetizen, . New Dithts Each Wllk. Entrt~s, lfrelh fruit Cocktail, frMd lananal-Dts11rh, Hot TN or CoffH. L1ttle Pitcher ll<I\Jqla:t "The Way America Sends Love" 106 luttll'nut An. OH Main CourMI Will Change Every Waek-(No Carry Out) NY 10019. Knowledle has advanced a great deal In the past 20 years. If you do have an early menopause. you will have much better management than was possible for your grandmother, and probably even for yoUr· mother. DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm 22 and happily.. marrij.'d. I've had cold sores all my llle. I know this is herpes, but I am very c.lean and neat and am very careful about what I drtnk from so I don't get·any · germs. It is so embarrassing thalli ·makes me want to crawl under a rock, and I feel so sorry for my husband . He says he doesn't care and still loves me. How can I p~ent cold sores? My theory Is that something In my system Is causing the cold sores. Must! wear a mask for )He? 992-2039 or 992-5721 Ph. _You ean.~!!' ~ ~~,!!"'::The:::E:venlna::::,._.::::·T=oa=r:JHI:;:;::;W;;e;!:!£~~~~~~Cr=edi!'~t:'ar=ds,==\-~)~1eteflota~~ 1 ;:r-~ ' Road . Gatllpolb, Ohio 45631 Age for menopause occurrence vanes widely Calli a Christian School Begins Its 10th .Year -~~= tland Bible Methodist Church to discuss a pregnancy crisis cen. . ter. Area churches and Interested individuals are lnvlted to att.e!!.d. Ql!eSti<>ns. may be ansW('feil by calling 742 ·2460 · 4 "full servi~e salon" STATE STREET THE GAUl POllS STITCHIN BARN · 446-8303 ,.,_.....!-= '--' lt,L\ FOR A POPULAR CRY William B. Kughn "Preach Christ, but not doctrine, the ~burch. and baptism," is a J>£e uJa c_cry lod'!Y· Thi". cry is made by those who suppose that unity may be ootaliieo ll'Yexaltlng c ntisf; rnagnijJ'lng iii>.-iov<rfoi''1riJ, wililiF' doctrine , the church, and bar,tism divide. Such a cry is empty and void . of truth. for it is not possib e to preach Christ, and at the same time ·ignore His doctrine, the church, and bapti.!m! When Philip went down ~ to Samaria and preached Christ, he preached the word (doctrine), the ki1~dom ol GOd (church). and baptism (Acts 8:5-16,12). Preachias Christ · Doctrine comes from the Greek words which express the active and passive se.nses. The active stresses the act of teaching, while the passive emphasizes the authority of what;., taught. Christ received the . words from GOd (Jno. 17:8). These words constitute- the doctrine of God IJno. 7:16). Christ astonished the people with His doctrine : I passive_· the word taught), lor He taught (active. act of teaching) u one ha.vmg authority IMt. 7:28 ,29: 22:33: Mk . 1:22: 11:18; Lk. 4:32). · Christ gave the words to the apostles IJno. 17:8). This word Is truth, hy which we are sanctified (Jno. 17:17), and through which faith in Christ·flows,Jno. 1·7:20/. ·Tbis- YH;rdc-onstit:ut~s thc- ;rt!e~' ~rir.~ · IA<-ts 2:421. which is none other than the doctrine or the Lord (Acts 13: 12). We most "JWeach the wort~" and "ex hort with all long•uffering and ductrin ..'(2 Tim. 4:2), holding last· the faithful word of GOd so that by sound doctrine we may promote the one faith and its!oractiee (Titus I :9 1. To have GOd and Christ, we must abide in Christ's octrine (2 Jno. " ..,.. whir.hJ~ prca~h~!IJn t.~e..J:l.a!"e of Jesus Christ (Acts 8:4,5). . · . Preaching'rhe ·Churi:h --· -· ·- , ... • ~.. ·:The chutch an!l ·the kingdom are not two separate il!stitu!ions but one and the same. The church is the •pirilual body of Christ in this ~·o rld IE ph . 1:22,23), which He promised IMt. 16:18), of which He is the head .(Col. 1:18). and of which we are members (1 Cor. 12:20,27) . . 'Ch ri st is the Savior ol the church (Eph. 5:23), for the church includes ' lh~ whole company ol the saved (Acts 2:47). The kingdom denote~ a dom inion of people over whom a sovereign rules, exercising his royal power . It describes the spiritual kingdom ol Christ (Jn.o. 18:36), which He promised (Mt, 16:16), whose subjects are the saved'(Eph. 2:19), and . over whom He reigns as King 0 Cor. 15:24.25: 1 Tim. 6:15). The , kingdom, or church, was estabfiShed on Penteeost !Acts 2) and can110t,. be moved !He b. 12:28)! PreachiD1 Baptiom Baptize, from the Greek baptizo, means to dift or immerse, and is sr.okimofbyPauiasaburial(Rm.6:4;Coi_.2:12) _tw~commanded by·.. Christ !Mk. 16:16), and IS to be admmistered. m HIS name lor the remission of sins (Mt. 28:19; Acts 2:38). Boptitm must be preached in the name of Christ ILk. 24:47; Atls 8:12)! · · It is impossible to preach Christ and not His•doctrine , the church, ' and baptism! To ref~se to preach the doctrlne,,the church, and baptism . is to tea~h the doctrmes of men and reJeCt GOds eterna,l purpose! • •CROSS-STITCH •STENCILING •FOLK-ART SUPPLIES "The Way America Sends Love" Pomeroy, ON. The Soul · MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Junior Women's Club wUI meet · .------~------~ WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICAnONS FOR PRE-SCHOOL THROUGH 12TH GRADES. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ACHRIST· CENTERED ACADEMIC EDUCATION FOI YOUR CHILD, CONTACT POMEROY F.LOWER SHO·P 0A l AN APfl()iN ! foll f N T l['j1~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~W~Inn:;e~r:s;w::ill~~s~ln~g~a~t:6~~;~r~k~~~~~e~:~:~~~~~.'7:~1olp~.~m~·~at w~~R·~IraonudFH~~~ru~·g~h~ti~y.~~~~~~~~~::~::A~~~soc~ia!t~io~n~w~o~~:~t~~~:~.I~Tu~ha~~~:::!~~::::::;F:or:F:~~·e~B~i~bl;e~Co;;rr~e~•~~nd~e~n~u~Go~u~r~~.W~~ri~te~~-~~~!=·~~ general course of study, Christian School provides EXCEl_lENCE IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION using a traditional curriculum .,and approach. Gallia C~ristian School has a strong commitment to .HIGH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, STRONG MORAl STANDARDS .and SPIRITUAL VALUES. . . .· · Easter is Sunday, April 7. Call or visit us today. 106 Butltrnul Ave. p.m. nightly. There will be special singing nightly. '4 a~r-..: . :1mhn~e~a~r~~~ • will be at Walnut Ridge Church, meet Monday, 1::11 p.m . at the Sunday, 7 p.m. for fifth Sunday homeofMrn. FrankWetherholt, serlvces. Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Ruth Gillingham. coCardwell and Olhers will be hostess. seiVIces Sunday throughAprll 7. ~Pubii<:· iS inviied fo 'attend Ctie ••· · slrigmg. --- ·-·-· ·'" · -~· ~-• -serviCes whJch ~nat 7 p.m . GALLIPOLIS _ Fou.ndor·s nightly. ' Day wutb? noted tiy Washington VlNTON - Vinton Wesleyan Church will have the DeLawder Elementary PTA, Monday, 7 NORTHUP -There will be a Family singing Sunday, 7: :II p.m . In the school auditorium . ~~~~!:·-~~~~~~~· . 7;:11 p.m. at p.m . Group past presidents will be Baptist Church with --·-·hono'red ""d. ·~and gradnr~ · \\•U'I .. · "'' = ' • various sd1gers. Public invited. .GALLIPOLIS ·- Tile Young piT'sent an Easter program. . Adults oft he FlrstChurchofGod . . •. will present an Easter drama, SYRACUSE - MARC wlll · CROWN CITY- Crown City United Methodist Church wUI Sunday, 7 p.m. Titled "If I Hold meet Monday at Carleton His Hands in Mine." Public' School. • begin revival seiVices Sunday, invited. continuing through AprU 7 with Rev."Richard Graham. Services RACINE_ Adults interested RIO GRANDE _ Dr. Clinton in the Racine summer , league 7 p.m nightly. and there wUI be """lal slngina. Public Invited . L' · ., Iechty, missionary to Haiti, boys and girls softball and S .--~ wlll be at Calvery Baptist baseball teams, meet 6 p.m. THURMAN - Vega United Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. Dona· Monday at the kindergarten in Me!hodist Church wUI have tlons of old eyeglasses are being Rllclne. · Sunday through Thursday seraccepted for part of his mission· vice James BonDurant. 7:"" a~.' PO . MER "" • • work. · .OY - The Rev. GALLIPOLIS - . ... SUNDAY PATRIOT - Patriot United. Methodist Chureh wUI have ·--··+--··;... ... Pierce-King · . r ~ the United States Navy, and will be eventiig· Community calendar-Area happenings A'MUSICAL = -- na: ·maiket bas·ket, tt.e-eost for the ~ llyTnM;-;pirit;;ar..·;u;d avariety of ~-;;;;~:·'The weimesd.ay service at the church has been changed tn Tuesday tn accommodate the group's appearance. PERFORMING TUESDAY- The Singing Men lrom Tentle!lllee Temple University., Chattanooga, Tenn., will be perfonnlng at First Baptist Church In Gallipoli<J, Tuesday, 7 p.m . .The 32-volce choir Is dlrec~ by BW Onnesher, prole!JSOr at :femple. Theywllhe perfonntng OPEII DAR y 9 TO 5, SUIIDAY 1 TO .S bingo,~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~========== and attends David Lipscomb Col .. lege In NashvlUe, Tenn. · McNeal is a graduate of Southwestern High School, and attended David Lipscomb CoUege. He Is a WALl. 1,0 A N£W QIRfCTION IN HAiii·OESIGN'' *CINERARIA$ *TULIPS *HYACINTHS *CALADIUMS 1·2 p.m. ; fitness: bowling,11:45 1: :IIa.m.; p.m.; paint physical class, 1: 15 p.m . Thursday - Easter dinner at nomi; puppet show at 11. a.m.; Easter songs and readings by senior ciiY.:::::::· -.t....:.:.. ~:--,~ !'>;li::;;J~Mb!~~~~~~;!~!~.,,-11 -~'1 A basket weaving · class, In· structed by Lots Pauley, wtll be held on Thursday, April 18, begin· nlng at 10 a.m. The basket wUI be a Williams-McNeal ·rHrt POTTED FLOWERS , Representative, 10 a.m.-noon; nutrition education bingo, 11 p.m.; Cluistl Williams DavldSmHh Keith King . . Saluraav 9 AM 10 5 PM SJ REE·r I ~d'!'-Wed.!!es.day-"::'=:;-..c.S9c!a!-~.!rlty . e.-'-'.. ----------· ... 'Dna Pierce, ~,#Jih;f~ · D · a.m .. square dance·. l-3 p.m. Tuesday - Physical fitness, 11:45 a.ni.; chorus, 1-2 p.m.; exercise class, 3: :II p.m. . • PL\NT5· f'Or.<!ER9Y '-'[he Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights; Pomeroy, has the following activities s~heiluled for the weeR-orApl'lrl'!!). Monda1y - Nutrition education . ' a.'!d C-e!'rge. R. Medas of Mid!!!e· - ~ Meigs Senior citizens schedule .··: GALLIPOLIS ,... ·Mr. and Mrn. David L. Wirth of Gallipolis, and Mr, and Mrn. Gary Smeltzer of Gallipolis !'nnounce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of thl!tr daughter. Terri Lynn • Smeltzer, to G. Michael Medas, son of Mrs. Lucllte Medas of Gallipolis, ..•• mile of Meigs), 5: p.m.; Rut1a.nd (Depotst.),6: 4().8: 10 p.m. Wednesday, April 3 - Tuppers Plains .(Lodwick's), 7:·25'8: 10 p.m.; Rlggscrest Addition, 8:25-8: 55 p.m. The Sunday Tmes-Seotinel Page 8-& • �;.' ! "" March 31 1986 Ohio Point Plea111111t, W. Va. ~ center, going along with the GALLIPOLIS - Activities and menus tor the week ot April 1 through April 5 at the SeniGr Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, are as toUows: Monday, April 1 - Ceramics monthly blrtl!day party and a Good . Friday seiVIce. The bake sale begins at 10 a.m., and itetns such as candies, cookies, Class, 9:30 a.m.-noon; Chorus, 1-3 p.m. Thesday, April 2 - S.T.O.P. Class, 10: 30 a .m.; Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m. . .Wednesday, April 3 - VInton Graphology The&day - Spinach rtce, green Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Crown City beans, pear h.alt, wheat . bread, Mobile Unit, 1 p.m.; Card Games, . cookies. · · 1-3p.m. Wediiesday Spaghetti, tossed Thursday, April4- Bible StuiJy, · saiad, Italian bread, sliced peaches. 11 a.m.·noon. a.m,; Birthday Party aod Good Frt.day Service, n<i<;ln; Art Class,1-J · p.m.; Ciatt Mini-Course, 1-3 p.m. Menus C9ftSist of: · · · Monday- Ham and pinto bPans, cottage cheese. stewed Center closed Friday POMEROY - The Sunday Times-Sentinei-~.=M- Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, ·w. Va. Gallia County Senior Citizens calendar of events Seniors plan trip to festival . GALLIPO.L IS- A senior citizen tiip to the T\llip Feslvalin Michigan · is l;leing Pl<tmie<,l May 15to1K.Cost is · $219, with a~cleposttwiilchcanbP made nbw. The final payment wUI March 31, 1986 The Senior Ct\t- CONCORD, Mass. (AP) - More than 2,000 companies in the United . States are making personnel d~ · sloils with the help of graphology, according to Barbara Harding, a graphologist. She says that by studying wnlten strokes. a professional can gain an instgbt into a person's personal traits, talents, and motivations.' ' "Handwriting Is actually 'brainwrttlng.' The brain directs the neiVes and muscles of the writing process; the hand merely holds the pen," she says. sauce, bre!ld, jello will) fruit . Friday - Baked . ham, sweet , JX)tatoes, peas, hot rolls, cake and . tee cream. · .·. Choice of bPverage se!Ved with . Friday, Eleanor Thomas, director, announced today. Gallia bookmobile. · . . GALLIPOIJS':.... The"Ur~Sam\lel L. Bossard Memi:>rtal p.m.; k&K Tr. CL, 5:45-6:15 p.in. Thu r sd ay- eora,·3: ••3 · ...- : 30 p.m.; by GC~ [1<!.6;; · FEBRUAR~ . .. . 1'-atrlt>\, 4~ p.m .~ Monday Rodney VIllage, 5-5:20 p.m,; ·Gallia, 5: 3().6 p.m.; 3:30-4:45 p.m.; Gallla Metro Est- c.interpolnt, 6:15-6:30p.m.; Centerales, 4:30-5: 15p.m.; Kerr, 5:30-5:55 irUie,'6: 4().7: 10 p.m . p.m.; Bidwell, 6:11M:30 p.m.; Friday - fndlvtdual stops for Harrisburg, . 6; 40·7 p.m.; Rl~ . senior citizens. · Grande Estates, 7: 11}.8: 10 p.m . Saturday - NorthUp, 10.10: 30 TheSclay , ·- Gallia Chtlstl;ln . a:m.; Gre!>n ·Terrace, . 10:40-11 · ·FEATURED EXIDBlT - "Dolllli5tlcs,': from a 5eries Oi five by · School, 1;45-2:30p.m.; Roush Lane, a:m.; . Rodney, 11: 15-11:45. a.m.: . Clnclrinatl arilsl -~ha Jackson, wiD be on display at ihe French Art · 2:45-3:15 p.in.; Cheshire, · 3:25-4 .: EWlngton, 1,1:35· p.m:; VInton, ColoJ1y during April. FAC wUI alsO feature works by Debra Glann of . · p ,in.; Addison, 4: 15-4: 30 p.m.; 1: 30-2: 00' p.l')'i,; MQrgan Ceni~r, . Plckerln~. who along with JackSon, Is graduate 91 the ColumbU!I Addavtlle Elementary, 4: 35-5: 10 2: 20-3 p.m. · School of Art and Design. · · · p.m .; Kariau.ia 5th Ave., 5:20-5:35 SPECIAL ' "-·· .. - ', .. a PER ROOM FAC to display works Loveseat •. S29.95 Chair ........ S19.95 Disinfects - .. ". . GALLIPOLIS - Debra Glann This exhibit ls sponsored by White's and Martha Jackson, artists from Dean and !3arry Paint Town. Mid-Ohio, will be featured during ~prU at the French Art Colony, 530 First Ave. The exhibit wUJ open Saturday, April 6. · · The artists both. work in a two-dlinenslonal paint mertum. Debra Glann Is from Pickering· ton, Ohio and Is a painter and prtntmaker. Her work Is an expression o(iier uioughts and perceptions ot the world, according to Saundry Koby of FAC. She focuses on the contrasts, contradlctlons and tensions. that c~xtst in her llfe and ln --·life In generaL She . strives to express that "good': and "bad" exist together In . l!ature in a symbollc rela.tlonshlp and in fact, she added, Ms. Glann ls a graduate of the Columbus School of Art ·and Design. She is pursuing a professional career in prtnt;naking and palntlilg. Martha JacksQn, Cinclnnatl, Is ._ BRAND NEW _ -+~1·"'-=-;F~""':. · :cc:··:;:. -~:..-=-~'lil=~--"~.a:=""'~·-;:; ;,.""'"'-'C_:'"S':'~.,.-,. , r-·~--""-'l'i~~~i y LET OUR EASTER BUNNY WISH YOUR FRIENDS & RELATIVES A"HAPPY EASTER'. JUST CALL ,.------------1 Deodorizes . Aulhoriltd Appllutor 'SCatchglnl CAIIIIP( I "'h)lft •(.,fl • Biack carpels by Armstrong. in 'today's '' most popular colors and styles. ' So pick a style-any style-and save big! Presendng the sale ihat's pure niagic. With amazing savings on the most spellbinding collection of luxurious Evans- ' . ( IN STORE SPECIALS $ 95 SAXONY 4 · SQ. YD. ·~ ~~-1- No-aedeent leaves more-misery, suUering; disability . by. Ohio~based-artist~-~: ··-~= ~fuuu~:-.;; .•:=*39"-;.-9 5~­ ,Pet Odor Removal - •London Fog •Bill Blass Cut~ LOOPS -& should not be put ott. stilt neck. . nervousness, nausea or other aches and pains can occur in the days. weeks. and even years ahead. Every accident victim should be thoroughly examined by a doctor of chiropractic. a specialist in _problems of the spine, nerves and muscles. ' HAFFELT BROTHERS . CUSTOM CARPETING ' ' also a graduate of the Columbus School of Art and Design. She holds degrees from the Art Academy of Cincinnati and the Unlversity of Cincinnati. She Is a graduate assistant at Ohio State Unlverslty in aFt education. Ms. Jackson Is also curator for Gourmet Market ·Gallery in Columbus, · Ms. Jackson works In several painting ·mediums. Her works express a speclflc time of day In 'order to awake In the viewer' a partlcular state of consciousness. Ms. Koby said. 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Gold lltdll ...ty *1c*ll ol7t ..... •.,..ol ...... till .... •-. ..... n... & S.,. II St P.M. . ' ~ 33"1•• OUr 5,97 Pkg • Alkaline baH•ies; pkg, or 8 "M" 01 pkg. ot 6 "C" 01 "0" cell. ,, I pnhoolaf , .... M,ttt --· '3 .97 sad In C'u Spo1ng , $01p . -edpaper 101 baking or cootdng. 12"x· 33V.·vd. roil. ·-- 12.97 . ...,.17%.0. ....-........ 1'1.11. t Pllaa in~OI eoba. �. .. 31. 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. r:g ,•••••••••••••••••• 4( el 'Library association selects top children's volumes By Belay Heame American Ubrary Aasn. . Every year the American U- · ,. brary Assoctatlon awards ·the : Caldewtt rned,a l to a picture book - ., select~..fQI:.11s ~ illustration ~nil. the Newbery medal to a child's book singled out for excellence of writing. This year, as In mo,t. aeveral other books were alSo , honored for fine Illustration and wrttlng. \ • The 198f Caldecott award ~nt to . Trlna Schar! Hyman for "St. George and the Dragon: A Golden Legend" (Little, .Brown, $13.45); the Newbery to Robin McKinley for ; , ''nle Hero and the Crown" (Green wUiow, $11). · , Caldecott honor books were "''"-~"~~reel" Bodd, Mead, .. S12.95),1llustrated by Paul Zelinsky and retold by Rlka Lesser; · Nancy TafUrt's "Have You Seen My Duckling?': (Greenwlllow, $10); the Newbery medar, 'Is a fantasy and John Steptoe's "'The Story of George's VIctory and maiTiage Juinplng M?"SS'" (LothroP• $12). seem he~c an4 hard won. . , .writer whose "'The Hero and the -Newbery hOnor books were Ma· Thlslsaplcturebookfortheolder , CJ'QWll" Is a pre:Quelto "The Blue vis Jukes' "Like Jake and Me" . but not necessarily · the special Sword," a 1982 Newbery · honor (Knopf, $11.95); Bruce Brooks' chlld,forthereadercanlearnmuch book. That book launched a tresh, "Tlie Moves Make the Man" trom It about folklore, history and excUing and well-crafted - set'les (Harper& Row,$12.98); and Paula ' art. Ms. Hodges has translated a Involving the adventures of some Fox's ''One-eyed Cat" (Bradbury, weighty saga Into a gripping remarkably strong heroines. $11.95). - adventure for reading aloud to Action-packed and full of vivid The story of St. George slaying children who are totally untamtllar characters, "The Hero and the the dragon, originally set In third· wlth the tale. She has even Crown" Is set In the beautifully century Palestine, has been trans· maintained, In several · lyrical rendered mythical kingdom of ferred to "merrye" old England, Insets, 16th-century English poet Damar. The story centers on Aerln, where George became the Island's Edmund Spenser's strong nautical daughter of a Damartan king and a patron saint during the Middle metaphor of saUors surviving a witch from the feared, demonAges. Una, the lady In dl'stress, voya~e through stormy seas. This ridden north. As Aertn seeks her travels with George and a companIs-not to say that the text Is easy or blrthrtght, she becomes first a !on dwarf toward her besieged wtll not need some Introduction, but dragon killer and eventually the castle. St. George confronts- the It has been smoothed Into modern - the savior of the whose ~ page paintings. The cumulative force of the retelling by Margaret Hodges and Ms. Hyman's graphlcally detailed drawing makes ·Beat of the Bend ·. Health·problems have By BOB HOEFUCH Times Sentlael Staff Middleport Pollee Chief . J .J. C-.re.-neans,.~o.cwho ' haS had some se- rious health problems, remains off the · job as a result. J .J. is most grateful for the prayers and cards coming hls way over the period of his Illness especially those from . the senior citizens. J .J. will be entering the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center In New York City after Easter. He Says ,he's gettiiig-a-lvng nne excepi for back pain which keeps hbn from moving about towil. You can believe that he ,does miss his old haunts and his friends. Uke many .of us, J.J".feels that this. Is a great plaCe to live, ~ - 2:215. · . . Lyle paced the chan'lploos by hitting 11 !ree throws !or bls leaJTl·leadlng total. F1oyd Showers, a 6-7 senior center, adcled 10 for the P$11thers. · · Wall led Linden's comeback, scoring 15 of hls 17 points ln the second halt. Linden AII-Ohioan I Crewe, heroine of "The Sword," Ms. McKinley's battle scenes are galvanizing .and her romantic ones stirring. Her cast has VItality, and her •way with animal characters makes them distinct without sacri· !Icing their animality. This Is as much a romance as a heroic . fanta,sy, as Aerin returns t~Jove9f Luthe, a wizard, though her feelings become dormant while she fulfills Farrell, Pa. shots. Rayen took advantage of Llnden'sfrtgld shooting at Linden, the titleholder In 1967, 1975 and 19'77, trailed 21-6, tnit sttll came within one point of the Tigers In the the start. The Panthers managed only baslu>t, a goal . . by Rankin, and missed nine of their .first 10 shots. fourth quarler. Chris Wall's basket closed the gap t.o40'39 with 4:42 The Tigers used Linden's slump to roll Into an 11·2 left, but the 6-foot-7 Linden senior forward missed an · lead ~fter the llrst quarter. · accompanying tree tluilw to muff ty!ilg.the contest. · Eight consecutive points ran RI\Yf!ll's margin to 21·6 Rayen responded by hitting !our consecutive . with 3:33 left In the second period. Van'r:larllng bad points, Lyle sank two foul shots and Floyd Showers one basket and one throW in the streak. Linden; sankajumpertoglvetheTlgersa#391eadwlth1:57 · _with Rankin finding the 'rarige, moved back Into remaining. · contention by scoring the lasl siX points ol the first Easter is coming.Sunday, April 7. Surprise your child with a special book or Dakin · stuffed animal on Easier. · · free The Alcove 42 Cof4rt St. Lafayette Mtl/1 Open Each Evening tilt 8:00 Mond~y thru Saturday -~·"""'1l.E~~~~~~6.~-~1~~:~~~·!~~~th::e1Tl~ge:r~s:~c~l~in~c:h~~the~,~~:h~a~~lf~.ZTh~;e~~-~co~~m~eback trimmed Rayen's advantage to ._ WJldcats J~tQP. li;.ers · move to·•NCAA finals eu••.•.t~t:f~t....•-~.t!.~.•~t~.!.~."!!~~~~-0 .. . I LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)- Little Tigers Saturday to roar Into the vmanova, cutting Memphis State champlonshlp game of the NCAA down to size by driving Its big men to basketball tournament. The victory by the Wildcats of the the bench, took control of the boards and rode . Dwayne McClain's 19 Big East Conference set up the first points to a 52-45 \llctory over the · all-conference final since Indiana -· beat fellow Big Ten team Michigan for the 1976 championship. Villanova will play the winner of the second semifinal between de· · fending champion Georgetown and St. Jolm's, two other Big East teams, on Monday night. Villanova, the only unranked team to-reacn thlsyear'sFinalFour and far shorter than the Tigers. played their slowdown game tb perfection and forced two of DEFENSE - Columbus Linden ·McKinley's Chris period of play Saturday In lhe U&ll!l AA championship Memphls State's big mel)- Keith . Wall (42) reaches behind to hlock a shot by game at St. ,Jolm Arena In Cohanbtl<l. AI right Is Lee and--WUilam- Bedford . --- in!o-~ ..,Y.oun8lll!Jwn.~m~ ..MI!<~- )\yJ~ j lli,l)!l. !he.. !l!!\~~~,~·!!~~~,1,1-~..J~~f'1!!!0!«!>~- C"-"' ....-=A• costly foul trouble by midway In the . ' . · .. . · - · - ._ AAA tourney championship · captured.by Cincinnati team Biiflle picKed up twll more In a 1:33 span early in tbe ~ hlllf ~then, with 1\l. 2lto play, fouled a foolish out for aonloose ball ml'stakeand hlttl grabbing M In lnst d · ng c a ea · · ~~ brought Bedford, Memphis States 7-foot sophOmore center, back ln. Bedford already had four fouls and, forced to play tentatively, wasunable.tocontrol the area under the basket. Easter is Sunday, · April 7, Call or visit us today. 1/• • Vri/lwood 'Florist and Ceramics. 40 N W BUICK$ & PONTIACS IN -STOCK 388-9760 • ' . . De.,on for Spring Mix and match co-ordinates in pink and blue to perk up your Spring wardrobe. Sweaters blouses, skirts slacks and jackets in sizes 8· 18. ' . . 336 SECOND AVENUE DOWNTOWN GAlUPOUS 1984 Oldsmobil' Delta 88 1984 Buick Regal 2 Dr. BRO,GHAM, 4 DR. local new Pontiac trade-in. Fully loaded . with power accessories, 14,000 low miles. 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The victory gave Purcell· ' Marlan'sJimStoll theOhlocrownln his first season as a head coach, but . n ·ardil'fcome asy~ 'l'lie' ~ blew a 24-Siead . -"· However, they regalnedtheupper hand near the end of the third Georgetown's No. 1 rated Hoy&~~ quarter on two baskets by Rick defeated St. Joho 's 77·118 Saturday to Hassel , headed for the University of advance lq Monday's NCAA Dnals at LeXIngton, K!lfllucky. a area, seriously injured in a highway accident recently In the Ripley, W.Va., area, has been moved from the lntatslve urtit of Charleston . General Hospital, Charleston. W.Va.. Into fO!lll'l 516. He was scheduled for additional , surgery Friday, howe\lft. Meantbne, friends have set' up a Lee Richards Accident Fund to help the family~ there are five children and Lee, although a hartJ worKer, was unemployed at the time of the accident- Those who wish to help the family through the fund can send checks to P .O. Box 7al. Diamond Savings and Loan, Pomeroy. Incidentally, response so far haS been excellent. brought out that actu· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~SecOnd-ranked Y011oi· stown Rayen, sparked by Mike Lyle's 15 points, withstood three-tbne champion Columbus Linden McKinley's rally Saturday to beat the Panthers 50-46 for the Class AA state boys basketball title. The Tigers, _t:rE!::~~~~~~~~ ---.- March 31. 198'6 . -=.,.,.,~ =-==· fi~sL£l~1S~ ~M : .~rOW!!:·~.'"'. ,.- ~~ cold throughout the tournament ahd MILE NORTH .OF II. 554 INTERSECTION Section •• =·•-.:a ~::r~~e~~o~~~~~:~~ Lee Richards of the Antiquity Paul E. Jacobs, formerly of · Pomeroy, was the subject of a recent feature article In the Ash· land Independent that's In Kentucky. It seems that Paul has a bottle of Coca-Cola nearly 40 years old and after much research, It was determined that the full aged bottle ..:. or eveii' empty _11_8ed_ bottle ml@t be worth about $2. , Paul was a junior at Pomeroy High School when he attended the tpo!ball banquet which was held In ~anuary or early February 1946 at the Condor Street fire station. When It was time to go home, there were Cokes left over and they were offered to the boys atte!)dlng. John Werry.local, a member of the team and Jacobs, who was team manager, each took one of the bottles. Jacobs walked t~ miles to biB home and set the bottle of Coke on a dresser Intending to drink II lllr next day. However, time marched on and the untQ!lched · ~At at the home of his parents, 'l'rlall and Pearl Jacobs, through hl&llldlool gradua tlon and Jacobs' atma1 services stint. When he miJ'I1ed and left borne he took the bottle of Colu> with him 8lld It'I been with him ever since. It tiiJWd up recently during spring ·~imta ... -tumrtt _;_:....._.:.._-J sant atlltude that Mary has over the years. ~ ~ ~· Junlor-lilgh readers wtll readUy arresting. ally. the aged bottle of Coke has Several compositions stand outslip Into the saga of this world and very little value. especially one of , he dragon Dying· Identity with Its charismatic figJacobs sends along some names upward, clutchln6 George still on ures, who grew up In courage and of players he believes-were on hand his horse. Thefollowlngsceneagaln·-· tature through tests of conili~e· for that football banquet. They provides a tranquil spread of Include Richard Ash, Pat Hen- . nighttime blues and greens as the nessy, Paul Kloes, Wilbur Russell, knight recuperates from the dragJoe Struble, George Vaughan, on's fiery blaze. The reader Is Charles Baird,' Elmet Houdashelt, moved by the dragon's death to the William Lehew, Phil OhUnger, Pat mixed feelings that must accomStivers, George Wright, Howard pany the passing of any great English, Carl Hunnell, Bill Ohlin· adversary. ger, Dick Rosenbaum, Jolm Werry Robin McKinley, the winner t>f and Jolm Howard. Membership up U any of his friends would like to contact Jacobs, his address Is NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Route 1, Box 415B. South Shore, Southern Baptist ~mbershlp InKy .. '41175. ~- -creased by 164,:n3 in 1984 to a total Of It appears that he would have 14,185,454 in that largest . of U.S, been just as well off to take that Protestant denominations. The "pause that refreshes" some 40 number of congregations increased years ago - do keep smiling. 209 to a total of 36.740, the new ,...::..:::.._...:_~_ _:..__ _ _..;..;~~~!!!£!:..__ · Pleasant . Mary , Andrew~ Wayland of Pomeroy, also In the health problem ·group, has given up her post at · the Swlsher-Loh~e Pharmacy. Mary started working at the Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store some 25 years ago and has been worldrg as a sales person with the public ever since. As you may know, Mary was Ul and hospitalized and then reported back to .h er jol;> at the local drug store. However, slle had to throw In the towel Thursday night and trttorm her employers, Kenneth McCullough and Charles Riffle, that she's unable to continue - at ...,,.lid ~ of traditional motHs and scenes Intensely Imagined for this specific version. Central to her vision Is an uncompromisingly fierce dragon, who, during the combat, grows to !Ill the pages. In one cllmact1c ·moment when George finally severs the dragon's claw, the mythical beast actually seems to expand the space of the . . · .The contrasting peace. of the twilight scene, In which Uria · over her A Gift of Lasting Remembrance~ s- . IN FOR TWO - MempiU State's Keltll Lee up for a ba8llet between Vlllanova's Harold P1 'ey (Zl) and Ed Pblduoey during the lirst half of Satunlay's NCAA seml·llnal encoUnter at Le:dngtoo's Rupp Arena. (AP Laserphoto). t• ( . J ft • ree tna IS 8 e f Th • UK C()aCh tng • derby m ' ' LEXINGTON, Ky .' (AP} -The University of Kentucky Is expected to select a successor to basketball coachJoeB.HallbyMondayandthe flnaUsts are Lute Olson, Lee Rose and Dickie Parsons, according to a publlshed report. The .Lexington It als. · reported Saturday .s creening committee thatls looking foranewcoachhadlntervlewedBob Boyd of Mississippi State. But the report said Boyd had made plans to ·return to StarkvUie Monday. Olson, of Arizona, told the newspaper Friday It would be premature for hbn to comment ·on his chances of being _selected Kentucky's new coach. "I haven't asked the commllttee or (UK at~Jetlc director) CUlt Hagan hOw many people are stUI Involved, nor would I. But. ·If they wouldoll'er that. I'd accept lt. !think I'm one of three candidates for the Job.'' 01a0n s~sed the need to name a COIICb weUinadvanceottheAprll10 national stplng date. Roee, wbo played and coached at Tramylvanla Unl~rslty, was Interviewed by thecommltteeThursday. He refulld to diBCUBS the matter · ' . Parsons, a former Hall assistant, Is presently a fund~ raiser for Kentucky's development offlce. Parsons, who played guard at Kentucky and later coached the baseball team, spent 3~ hours with the screening committee Tuesday. Alabama-Birmingham . coach haS -Withdrawn his- · Michigan as a football safety. Mansfield went almost four The goals by Has,.,!, a- 6-foot-2 minutes without' scoring a basket in senior forwllrd, dissolved a 39-39 tie the first and second quarters . "' and gllVe the four-year-old '-athoUc Purcell-Marian took advantage of consolidaliona43-39cushlon. lt. Purcell-Mariah then S(,:Ored the The Cavaliers; beaten during the first six points of the fourth quarter season by Clndnatl McNicholas, to put the game away with a 49-39 Cincinnati Elder and.Falrfleld, ran lead and climax a 24-3 seas6n. off 10 consecutive. paints lor a 24-8 Hassel added 18 points for the lead with 5: 56~l!lft In the first half. Cava tiers, reachl~g the. state tourMinor led the Cavaliers' early namenftor the .first tbne. He red 10 of his · . scored 15 polniD;-Ahmed Kent,.<~ 5-9 - l>aa--:.ll~~at -..:.tlalftime. -However, junior guard, had 14 , and Tim Mansfield. sparked by Buck and Harless, a6-.Jseniorforward.added Harless, outscored Purcell-Marian 12 for Mansfield. bowing out with a 19-4 In the last part of !hi;' second 20-8 record. quarter to trall28-27 at halftime. Knight plans to change his team's lineup · • NEW YORK (AP)- Coach Bob Knight, finishing one of his most frustrating seasons In 14 years at Indiana, says he plans to "change the complexion" of his Hoosiers. "We'll just get started all over - • again," Knight said Friday after the Hoosiers lost to UCIJ\ 65-62 In the champlonshlpgameoftheNatlonal Invitation Tournament. Knight already has three junior college transfers c6ming In next season,andhesaldhe'llmakesome room on the bench for them by redshlrtlng at least .• two currenr Hoosiers.. Knight declined tosaywhowUI sit out next season. Blab Bartow said Friday night that he ·graduate. did not wlthdraw his candidacy The 7-foot -2 Blab grabbed 11 after a meeting with Kentucky reboUnds and scored 11 points officials. Friday night before fOIIIIngout with Bartow succeeded John Wooden at UCLA, bUtleft eight years ago to . 5411€C0nds left. "I thlnkmorethan anything else, I begil! the Alabama-Birmingham woilkl have llklid to have seeq Blab . program from ·scratch. He has , wlnjust sbnply becaUJeof how hard developed the Sun Belt Conference he has worked," Knlaht said. "The · team into a national contender. game Is not a natural game for Blab Many of the nation's hlghly and he haS really comealongway." regarded coUegecoaches have been 'Although Blab expressed disapmentioned as possible candidates pointment In leavil)g Indiana on a forthejobHaUheldforl3yearsatter losing note, .he said he was pleased succeeding the lesendary Adolph the team pulled out of Its nosedive. Rupp. HaU announced his retire"At least We did a little better than ment after Kentucky's loss to NCAA In the BlgTiln," said Blab, refeiTing finalist St. John's In the West to the Hooelera' seventh-J)lace Regional atDenve,onMarch 23. wttfeil!l(.'t'flnl8h. "Atleastwegotto Olhertl who have withdrawn their the flnal.l." namestromCOitllderatlonareGene Knight called the mai'Ch to the Keady of Purdue, BobbyCreminsof NIT finale an !nvaluableexperll!nce Georgia Tech and Hugll Durham of for his underclasamen. Georgia. VanderbUt'sC.M. Newton, --~"·::~~~~-~~~~:tey~~;;:~~::fi~~~~~~~ wherehels. . · ,.. "MYWit!MYWi!!nlolvlna MOVING THROUGH - CI•.P a11 l"umell !he a~~~~e"'Cinlle-tiii1li!a"'Tht~--"' ~" Ricinilliiililir ttt> 11r1va 1111 sc11 poslttveexJI@IIttlee,"Knlght said. HtMield8enlor'sAiwnedKtlllt (2!) andp!lll& Robbie ~ ... Aao'ew¥(11) .........................)''H .-....- a-.w ._...,_.. 01111 wal a ' ' ToumuneatiiiCGianbw. (API I t" ltD I ). I 11w1 �~- -- ·- - r -···""''' --- P~rov-:-:-~idc!l!tport:-Gal~~li~•..Ohio-Poirlt Pleasant. March 31, 1986 .'-&• ........,. Pomef9y~Middleport-Gallipolis, C2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel DEMONSTRATION RIDES 31. 1911 March Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. --- -~ ~ By KE1111 WISECUP " lncludln¥ the championship dlv· ROCK SPRINGS Eleven letter-winners Including seven starters dot the defending TVC cham· pion Meigs Marau()erette S!Jitball •• • <lM>'r giving Coaeh<Jon Anrott tugi:.., hopes of another successful season. Meigs ws 19·1 a year ago, losing only to Wam>n Local In Its first sectional tournament game. The Marauderettes, who wUJ be minus FREE COLA on~ sq~a.!!,. two jlla)iers tr:om 1lu!,t last year, waltzed to the league crown with an unblemished rECord lslonal playoff win over Wellston. · Returning starters Include ace ' righthander Barb ~tfleld wbo returns·for her third year on the lllOUJ!!l,..an'i,.$!lll..,gnly~ Junlnr.co Hatlleld wlll handle nearly all o1 the mound chores. Other returning starters Include catcher Jodi Miller. Debbie Werry at first }lase, Jodi Harrison woo will t~ y~ar play shorlstop alter llanWillg ~JIU ;;a:.., .... t ·Y""i'i"""' v-,- Coach Arnott knows a brlght · Jng, "We're looking forward to magee! a ~F;;;~ii~;;;;~5E~s;~~~~;2=~·~·.~ .., • • ._ , ., • .,•• '"'l gn. :· l 3 ....... .., ............................ . at Vlnton ,.---------~ • 14 ................................... at ~ . . ., ,, ,.. 112... ...... . ' ' ' ' Aprlll8 ............................ . at · PRODUCE CO. · Aprlll9 ,.................................... ,,, Belpn> April :11 ,........... ......_............... .. .. at Att.:ons . Aprll_24, ..................... , ............. at Trlmb~ April 25 ................. .............. .. North CaWa May l ....., ....... ......_.......... .. .. .. ....... ,Wellfltori May 2 ,, ,, .............. ................ ,, .. .. Gallipolis May J ................. , .............. .. .... , .... Athens May 6 ........ ................... ............. at Logan MUST IEGISTR EACH DAY SEE THE ALL NEW •' The Panther coach was lm- I •FREE DONUTS. ' I z.. ........ .............................. al Belpn> . - . Sc:-.e 11 ............... ................ .. ........ Warren 11 ........................ ;' '1'eolm Portsmouth !! lour years. Clay has a !our-year record of 157·2 along with three state championships during that rei o.u. 6 ....................................... at Logan 8 ..............................~ .......... Belpre lO ................. .... ............ at AIPxandf>r FOLLOW THE LEADER The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C-3 Carol Smith at third base and defending tile league championship pressed with the Marauderettes ments were not Included In the ootflelcjers Daphne Dillard' and with our success depending upon calling Hatfield the best pttcher following Meigs schedule as detaUs Jenny Couch. being aggressive and keeping thr they've laced In live scrimmages are stlH being Ironed out. , Other letter-winners besides the pressure on other.teams' delelises. this year, all against• to~notch The Mllrauderettes may alsO · above are Gina f'ollrod, Holly The lea~ Itself w1ll offer a b~ · eompetltlon. helng plaYing their home teams on • Mljl,eJ:.~.Jl~~JUI!l~ , ch:aJ~~e ~!nee every other team Is . 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Waharna. ...................... :... ,.... Horne 10°/o OFF ' ' Eagle JV's beat Southern EAST MEIGS - Tho Eastern i '' ,. Eagles Junior varsity baseball team slipped past So11thern 10-5 here Friday evening al Eastern High School as pitcher Kyle Davis went the distance to pick up the win. Southern took a 2~ lead In the first Inning on a single to Blll 'Hupp. Eric Milliron reached on an error, . a nd Shawn Cunningham singled I ' H~ ApriiiO, Solllhetn ............................. A..,.y April IS, Ky.... Croek .......... .............Away April II. Wllllama ............................ .\way .. ' 11 ~arn!'IOII .............. , ............. ....... 12 . April 1, FREIGHT .MOTOR .PARTS .~~:' HONDA · GENUINE . .. ' ~--!,-~~-·"•::.4""'.......,..,. .--·'"'"'-=-~'·•·L ~~" Mai11 St. Opon ~ .. . 1~N~t~E~R""C~E~PPT=O=R=""""•=-=ir~~seco~nd~a~sKarJsmuhreachedonan 1 SABRE . HAWK NIGHT '·· •. r ~---- ~------~C OUPON ..:.--~--------, I ! 1 ,, . . . :;~ · error. J eff John5ort singled. Brent Norton walked, and Kyle Davis . .reached on an error on a hard s hot ·" to Anot shorthstop. er big hit In the second .. ' ,.. . ' I SAVE 10~/o o. FF .LABOR l.' .·. .;E:~~~~":~~::::~J!!~ 0 N AN.y 'TUNE. u·p ll fra me was a three-run single by 1 three-lor-thrt>P night and three Ill ' singles, Mark Brenr Griffin Bissell ahadsingle, two singles, Bryan Durst a single, Karl Smith a single, and Davis a single. For Southern BUI Hupp singled, Sean Arnott singled, Shawn Cun· I I GOOD TIL APRIL 30TH ""'""- I '' • I ----~----COUPON------------·! ·'!'· • t Nt t ll •-L' ._ I r : n... • ....droma ,lr0MEROV. f~FIIIol CtTV_ ""'· OH pltclllna tluUH, walking just twO andtfalullna - · PH. 7·4.2 ·3088 or•""""".~;' """ =v~ "" ~"""'""' ELECTRIC , 540 East Main Pomeroy JACK W. CARSEY, MANAGER 992·2181 ON All NEW . 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Eastern was tough In the field, ::; g,>!nlt"g exceptional play from Gaul Savoy. Gaul claimed two in the could hits, while picked off two Belpre ::;.baserunners attempting to steal. I' Doutltltt said , " We played very ' :. well both offe nsively and defeni" slvely. We hit the ba ll much better " .a11d ra n tlie ba ses really well . Krist! ' •• ,.. Gaddis pitched another fine gam e · :':-and Is coming a long well In tha t . I ~21.§4=..~ Fully Weatherstrlped I . Per Roll MINUTE· MAN I ~-p..;}IQW runs in the first Inning, added n'·jjii;i;iii~;iiij;ijiiiiijij;lliii••;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '19.44 STEEL ENTRANCE DOOR UNITS 40 Gallon or ELECTRIC %DISCOUNT . GASLIGHT BRICK 114" ABITIBI ............ 21.29 ... =COUl.INUoSEIIE-MELAMliE BD,~l/1"...,2(.49 . · fou11h victory .Marc~ 25 thru April 6 . 30 .AnnivetSary sale. . · · • LQw·upkeep ~inyl exteriors. No. 15 or No. 30 ... •. ·-= • Compll:le wea1her )1 ripp1ng. ' Point Pleasant, W. fL ' �...·. £4! -~............. March 31. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va; =~ n = == ~ , : ----- ----- ...... • to1ake NIT championship :"" NEW YORK (AP) - ;n.e UCLA the Hoosiers with 9 minutes basketball team made two visits to remaining. New York this . season, and the That,accordingtolndla~Coach second one was better than the first Bob Knight, was the. tumlng point. -by a long shot. MUler, a sophomore forward who With Reggie Mlller's long-range hadheencrltlclzedbyonemagazlne · '7iJVGrittia~~~u...~••t. '; k~,s u '"" ~~··· ~!t.dw~-~~..:.::..!L! " defeated the.lndlana Hoosiers 6!;-62 sister, Southern Cal star Cheryl 1n tbe championship game. of the Mlller, om:.•~n-one, was up for this NatJonal hiVltatlon Tournament one. Frtday night and vindicated themThe zone-busting shots came one . selves .!II their own ~s_tor. .~~~f:~~rl!!~J;·g· §'!Jl!.'IIYJ!! !he ~I al~ played a big role .. s~ tnto their 10-polnt lead, it:: . cletenslvely. doing a strong job on S!!Cmed It wQ!lld take a great effort,:: Indiana guard 'Steve Alford, who bylndlanatocatchup. ': .starred on the U.S. Olympic team It was stU! UCLA by nlne points,• last summer: Alford wound up with 61-52, wtth just 8 little over a minute.. 16 points., but scored only seven of left when Indiana made a terrltlc,.t cuern he second half when the run at the Bruins, cutting thelr leacC Bruins took command. · to 62-60 wtth 22 seconds rema1n!ng. ; The game was a heady cletensive · But after a series of turnovers, tllel;: struggle In the first half, which Bruins retrieved the ball, and It was "' ended In a 29-29 tie. 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SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA- PHONE 446-9335 ' "Wt •._..., •• 8111 ltHy, Ma•ager • • • ..•••• �• T~me~-Seatiuel -- March 31 1986 w Ohio-Point Skyvue advances to Class A champjonship ti!t Lynn Martin. Martin said his team's poor perimeter shooting was also a big "Skyvue's pressing defense turned tbe game around," be saki. · factor. , .. "''ve nPVer .seen a more effective · "We usually get a lot of points trom our front line," be explained. jOb In my coaching career. "Tonight, we just never cruld get - "However, 1 thought It was the <4ctals, who .made so many them into flow. , "The fh:st trip to the state finals Is l<nlghts, ranked No.3; Inconsistent calls, toot took us out or blew a 15-polnt lead when "we Just . • the _game, They mad<' _a big - always tbe toughest . . too · ," said Coach · " COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Van Buren's opportunity for an unbeaten l)lgh school boys baskelball.seaaon took an abrupt tum on the way to the Class A title - the Black · • lS ' Senior Citiz.ans Day . . . . . . . _~t'~-=sm .,. . . .__-:-' it":h'"". . .B:--u-::-ic-=-k-.. _::-----· - --Inc• and ' . Bill boost r f n· -· · -_ - ·s-. -. _s _powe . .o _~ ome tate_- prosecutor McAUster, for the first time stnce tbe privately· Insured S&Ls started reopening under spelled-out ..,.. conditions March ZJ, had no additional reopenlngs to announce. The list of tho6e open for full setVice operations remained at TT. He saki he expects the Ust to grow more slowly In the CQITllng days, "one or two at a time Instead of in batches." GUimor, R-Port Clinton, said Kane asked for legislation· giving htm authority to subPoena witnesses and documents without a grand jury being In session. He lacks suchauthorltyuriderexlstlnglaw, By ROBERT E. MIUJ!:R A~a&ed ..._ Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Senate President Paul E . Glllmor says be ~ts prompt legislative ~tlon on a request to ejlpand the powers of the special prosecutor looiQng Into the collapse of the Clnclnnatl· based Home State Savings Bank. . Special prosecutor Lawrence A. Kane Jr. made tbe ,request Friday. At tbe same time, Kane said he had sent requests for records to Gov. Richard Celeste; Commerce Kenneth Cox; Robert McAlister, state S&Ls. . On Marcli 15, Celeste shut down the other 69 -Our Service Department Is Offering .A. ' 10°/o DISCOUNT*· 'entity that Insured Home State and as many as 69 other stilt~hartered S&Ls. McAlister, af a Friday news briefing In Coiwnbus, released copies of a letter to Kane In which he agreed to release Home Siate records and told him, "I Intend ,to extend to you and your staff my full cooperation and that of this office." ~ ·LABOR _ TAMPA, Fla. tAP)- Cincinnati Reds Manager Pete Rose )las his semlllnal game Friday night during llnt,half action In A semHJnal Friday night. Skywe won lllnnlngs In which he gaveup12hlts victory over the Los Angeles and six runs, compiling a 4.91 ERA. Dodgers . He struck out five and walked four. · .-~-----------'-----......:....:..:.....___;__;....:___;_.:....;___;__;:.;__:_....,.._:....;__ __:_,.--:....-----....:::...:.....:..__;.,::..._ pitching rotation decided but sur· prlsingly It does not include lefthander Joe Price. Price was not satisfied with his Mario SOto will lead the Reds' . pitchinguntlllastThursdaywhenne four·man rotation, followed by Jay pitched live Innings in a simulated Tibbs, left -hander Tom Browritng game against a llnt"-up that Included .,... ' andJohnStuper,pitchingcoachJim Rose, Dave Parker, Nick Esasky lUJat said Friday~ · - ~ ...,~ - and Daw Cimcepcron. · c-· · ·~ Price •. 7-:t;Jlast year with a 4.19 Price made !;lis natl)e as a · earned run average, was told he middle-man In 1981 and 1982. 1n198i., would not be in thestartingrotatlon. his first full season In the big · Price maintains that his perfor- leag~,~es, he was 6-1 with a 2.50ERA -~.,.-- .•- ..:man"".Jast !ieason,-down from.-a.. J nc4lgame - -.-~ ........--.- ··-- _, 11J.U, 2.88 showing In 1983, suffe red The following season. Price was f9r two reasons. One was a 34 with a 2.85 ERA In 59 games. He mechanical change suggested by was moved to the starting role In then manager Vern Rapp and 1983byManagerRussNixontoputa former Pitching coach Stan Willi- left-handedpltcherln the rotation. ' ams. The second was a severe v iral Meanwhile, Eric Davis drove in . infection. · · lour runs Friday with a home run ' . .This spring Price has been in four and an infield single to lead the exhibition games. working a total of Cincimatl Reds to an S-1 exhibition ' < MERCERVILlE '-'- Coach Brett Wilson's Hannan Trace Wildcats open their 1985 baseball season Monday with live starters return- Jenkins and C. D. Adkins. ' Graduation losses were southpaw pitcher Jeff Barnes, infielder. Alan Bailey. Rob Brumfield. Tony squad._~ -M<>Gulr.e..and.John.Jolinson.__ _ wno". rtaY,.r -Po<. open against the Pirates have younger players at key positions In one sophomore and three freshmen. Despite the youth. Wilson feels · his Wildcats will be very compel!· live lhis spring In lhe SVAC race. · Returning lettermen inClude itcher and third baseman, Terry P Cline; catcher Gary Kirk; leftfielder Billy Swain and centerfielder David Lockhart, ali seniors; · ]tinier - plt<'hl>r-catctrer Deke · Ba h rt I it h Ph' l B , roes, s o s op·p c er I ' a1ley, . a jt:~ni'!r and .sophomore rtghtllelder Trevor SmaiL Others vying for starting berths are Sieve Jarrell, a sophomore infielder; and fresh'men, Scott Rankin, Todd Johnson, Grady Johnson and Richard Stitt, _all outnelders. and infielders. Mark x·Torrv Cllno. P ... ...... ....... ...... .. ..,.. ....... 12 .<·Gary Kirk. II>< ..... •·· . ·· . - ..... 12 x·BIIIy Swain. tr .................................. :.12 N-Davkll..OC'khan.cf .. ....... .................... . l2 x·Doko Bames. <·p ....... ,.... .... · · ... II x-Phll Ballt>y, lnf .................. ............... .. 11 nr<'Vor Small. or ................................ 10 SI<'V< Jarrell. lnr ....... ....... ..................... to Scot! Rfankln, of ..... :.......... ..................... 9 Todd Johnson. or. ............. .. .. ............... 9 Mark Jenkins. tnr. ...................... ....... ..... 9 c. 0 · Adkins. tnt ............. :................... ... 9 Grad~ Johnson. or ··· ···· ..... .. · · ·-- 9 Richard Sllll.tt>or ............................... 9 Wlldcal Sch<dule ~~ i:' ~::!:~anla ................. . r~o;;:: Monday-Friday _ _. 8 A-.M.•I .p.M. - ..· .. ·· ----M~... I; Sat. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Sun. 1 P.M.-5 P.M. GOOFING GALLIPOLIS, OHIO · OFF ,.AS ·. USUAL .... .,c..... " Skip's Gone Till . Wednesday, April 3rd, So WI Want To Show Him We Can Sell Furniture Without Him. We Wan! To Do A· NAME BRANDS lASSEn RIVERSIDE SINGER LAMPS FLEXSTEEL PICl_URU . BENCHCRAFt -=....::,.____-4CAROUNA·-:-IECliNfRS KEMP SWIVEL ROCKEISS ENGLAND LIVING ROOM SUITES BEMCO DINING ROOM SIITES KINCAID BEDROOM SUITES STONEVILLE MATTRESS .& , U.S. CHATHAM lOX SPRINGS DINETTtS END & .COFFEE TABLES SlEEPERS OPEN STOCII Ky..,r CrM'k ...'- ... :..... :~•· -- ...Awav-- , ,. Symml's \':.dley ..... :...... . .... .. Away Rock HIII-DH ................. ... .. Away Eas trrr ........................... . Homr AprlllP. Southw"''""" ....... ........... · Home Aprtl 15. SOUthC'rn .... :.................. - ~· - Horne April 16. G""" .................. .......... Horne Aprll17, North Gallla .................. ..... Ay.l!Y April:..~. K:vgr-r Crf'('k ... .. .... Home· April 24, Eastern .. .. .................. .... .. Home April 29. Southwrstern ............... ..... .Away May 1· South(torn ......................... .... .Away May 6. Oak HIII .......... ................. .. .. Awav May 7. Symmes Valley .... ................ Homf. Aprll3. Apri14 , ~prll6, April fl. OPEN . ·Empire Furniture . ~~ · ~SKIP'S . .I 842'fiCONitlYI. .. ·Wildcats open .season against NG Pirates · .. -CHAIRS · I Monlh's Business In 5 Days. Came In And Ste Our Deals. . _ __(asbr Jr~ .lever)r FREE DELIVERY 72 Yean ef S.rvlrig The Tri~Counly Area • wu brought back to hb native soli for burial, with , · honors, In the miUta.ry's cemetery lor Its fallen MILITARY HONORS- A miUta.ry honor guartt' carries MaJor Artlmr Nicholson's casliel shodly alter anival at Andrews Air Force Balle on Friday. Nlcholllon, slain by a Soviet sentry bt EaM Gennany, henle!. (AP Laserpholo). By 1be ASsocia&ed Press Sales of new slnglt"-family homes climbed 6.2 percent in February, the biggest gain In five months, ·while average prices farmers received for raw products fell 0.7 percent in March, .the government' -reported. • The economy.overallllkely will rebound In coming months In view of the Commercl' Department's ,report that Its ~min economic forecasting gauge rose 0.7 percent In February, economists said. Meanwhile, top White House officials and RepQbllcan senators kept mum Friday after another round of private meetings aimed a·t fashloillng compromise budget that President Reagan and the GOP-controlled Senate can embrace. "No decisions. Honestly. we're stUI worldng," ·a White House chief of staff Donald T. Regan said after he. other administration officials and senators met for . about 90· minutes In the Capitol offiCe of "Senate Majority Leader Robert bole, R·Kan. The negotiators began work earlier this week on an alternative to Reagan's fiscal 1~ budget that has attracted vtrt4aUy no support on Capitol HUI and a package approved by the Senate Budget Committee, . which has '-n received cooly by the administration and many Republicans. . New·home sales reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 638,00! units last month folloWing a .. revised 0.5 percent decline· In January, according to the report by the Commerce Department and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. WASHINGTON tAP) - Sen. John Glenn, who owes four 9H1o banks $1.9 million in loans stemming from his p~!Peh-tial campaign, expects to know by Monday whether hls_.·payment deadline of March 31 wiD be extended, according to an ·aide. "We have applied for an extension of iiHi maturity date," Dale Butland said Friday. /- 1 Glenn, who borrowed $2 million from tbe baJtks last year, met with bank offlctals. In Columbus, Ohio, sev~a1' weeks ago to discuss repayment. /'' HOMELITE SALE DAY . K(lrate exper1.__}J_e: on bond ',. • t • · ·· - -o~tlonally HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS and WEED TRIMMERS COLUMBUS (AP) known karat!' expert remained free on $75,00! bot;, "Friday pending his arraignment on federal cocaine trafflckirJII charges next week. :Jay T. WUI, ~. of Columbus, was Indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury dir three counts 'of dlstrlbutlng cocaine, one count of dealing dr\igs llUt of his karate studio, and one count of using a telephone to discuss the purchase of cocaine. He was arrested March 2 on charge of possession wjth Intent to dts!rlbute cocaine. . Aneluded In the Indictment was James A. Garrett, 38, of Columbus, who was charged as part of the tJtree.month Columbus pollee Investigation which led to Will's arrest. Garrett was charged with three counts of dtstrlbutlng cocaine and one count of using a telephone to discuss the purchase of ro;atne. · Autqorltles said WUI 'would be arralgried on the new charges next week. ·1 a DAY ONLY Sat., April 6, 9:30 AM-4:30 PM PLUS FREE CHAIN SHARPENING • • ' :11. d · b 'll Commwwners m&ue over ' · POMEROY 614·992·2181 . JACK W. CARSEY. MGR. 'I ,· ' . COLUMBUS (AP) -Two Franklin County coounlsslopers were mqre than a Uttle miffed over a Common Pleas )udae's attempts to take !hem to the cleaners. · '1111! commissioners on Thursday refused to pay a $6.11> bUI sullmltted by Franklin CllUniy Common Pleas Judge Tommy MGM Farm CitY. Inc. EAST MAIN ... -WASHINGTON (AP) -A hero's peacetime honors. grave Saturday awaited Maj . Nicholson was a member of the Arthur D. Nicholson, a casualty of USA Liaison Mission In Germany, a small group that m?nltors -Soviet the Cold War. whOse killing by a Soviet" sentry wa8 decrted by VIce - military activities In East GerPresldent,George Bush as murder many. The other 15 members, In the line of duty. wearing black armbands in mourn"We 'can only )lope the Soviet lng !ortbeir_comrade. accompanied Union understands that this sort of his body hom!'. brutal International behavior jeoAmong them Staff Sgt. Jess!!' • pardizes directly tbe Improvement Schatz, the driver who saw NicholARRIVAL GREE11NG in relations which they profess to son shot, and then was restrained VIce President Georce Built · seek," said Bush: on Friday when from going to his aid. stands wtlh Mrs. Karyn Nichol- : . "Major Nicholson served his SOli a1 Andrews Air Force 11aoe • Nicholson's coffin was returned from Germany. country with 'distinction and he as she retumed wkh the body of • her slain hll8bBad, MaJor Arthur "We grieve with his wife and I brought honor to us all. May he rest small daughre~." said _~Bush, "" - In peace, " Bush said at an Allri1-ews ~ f'!lcholoon, on_Frtday. Nlciloloon Karyn Nicholson and 8-year-old Air Force Base ceremony after tbe was burled at Arlington National , Jennifer stood with their .grt.>vtng coffin was carried off the plane that Cemetery on Saturday. (AP · families . Jennifer was clutching a brought it from Germany. Laserphoto) . blonde-hatred doll. TheparentsofNicholsonandMrs. Secretary of State l:;eorge Shultz, Nicholson were among the l<l,rge At the "State I>epartment · on meanwh\)e, called In Soviet Ambas· group of relatives and friends who Friday, spokesman Edward p . sador Anatoly Dobrynln to discuss came to mourn with tbe Widow and Dj~rejian refusedtosaywbetherthe · the Nicholson killillg, according to a daughter. In the solemn crowd was Unite<i States was t~,nslderlng · State Departent official, who spoke Rep. John G. Rowland, R-Conn .. further retaliatory measurPs on condition he not be identified. whOse district Includes Nicholson's against tbe Soviets for thn killlng or The official declined to give horne town of Redding. Nicholson. The government earlier Comectlcut' s two senators and further details, but CBS News recalled a Soviet naval attache from quoted Shultz as saying hewanted to • the other five congressmen were not -a West Coast tour and summoned discuss with Dobrynln ways to put at A-ndrews. him to Washington to hear a formal tbe NlchoiSOa kWtng "behind us." Nicholson was taking photoprot !'St. Nicholson'.s funeral Saturday, In graphs In . an area that had Asked to confirm a report that !h.Arlington National Cemetery, was previously been off limits when he United States has decided to boycott six days after the 37·year-old Army was shot , American authorities an anniversary gathering nex~ major was slain by a Soviet sentry In said. But the Soviets sa ld their guard month in Gennany of Soviet and' ~ East Germany. , fired when Nicholson tried to flee AmericanveteransofWorldWarll, The Army awarded Nicholson the and that other soldiers captured his r,eplled only: Djerejlan Legion of .Merit, one ·of Its highest driver. The January decline had' been rePorted as a 2.6 percent Increase". The average price of a new home rose last month by ·3.5 percent to $101.Dl. Analysts credited much of the sales gain to lower lnt)lrest rates. Fixed-rate mortgages averaged 13.47 percent In early February, down from 13.66 percent tbe prPVious month, the seventh consecutive monthly decline since rates peaked at 15.2 percent In July, said the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The Agriculture Department said Its farm-price Index last month was at Its lowest level since October 1983. The Index had last .declined in ~ber· l~ and then remained unchanged In January and February. In March, the report said, lower prices for hOI!(s. cattle. oranges. milk and wheat mostly responsible for-the decline In the index. Higher prices · for tomatoes, eggs, cotton, potatoes and sorghum . helped offset tbe drop In other commodities. Meanwhile. the prices farmers paid In March alsO beld steady for the ninth consecutive month and averaged the same as a year earlier. , The February rise in the Corrunerce Department's economic gauge, the Index o! Leading Indicators, followed an .PVen stronger 1.5 percent advance in January. · "The pause in growth ended in February and I think the March numt:>ers will show major strength across .. the board," said Michael Evans: head of Evan{ Economics. a Washington forecasting firm. ..-----Ohio"briefs:~----...., Kennedy calls for Glenn hopes to extend debt new party direction MGM FARM. CITY • . .- Tim & Darrell •' f an:;,tnnau •lloi-t tloos 11et ajlply te atlnrtheol -me lpHiah. c• J~~~d~l~!!,ds. d~..,! ~~;!·haU~!~~tlon~ -~~ln~~C:J!Iass'!'~A~"~"-!;62-54 ~~·~(AP ~~~~~l;=.~·~-,--,~~·=-=~=~-~=J~ Price dropped from · Reds' rotation KEEP AWAY - Todd Roberts of Van Buren controls ihe ball at mid-court as Slcyvue's Mitch said the News had rejected the advertisement becallll<' certain legalities Involved. Also on Friday, the lnternal Revenue Service anno\Jnced it wUI consider walvb)g penalties .and · Interest assessments for taxpayers squ~ by the closing of HHbme State lind other savingS and loans. awaits . - 1'1lomtllmti81r~:::~~~ "I'..._" UUIIA to have his robe cleaned, ... said Commissioner Jack Foulk. He and Commissioner Roger Tracy mted against the deanlng' blll. The county's 13 Corrunon Pleas judges recently fliEd a lawsuit demanding that the commissioners appropriate more operating ' money for the courts. . Athens gets rehab grant ATHENS lAP) - a $345,00! Community Development Block Grant has been awarded to the city of Athens for a downtown rehabilitation program dubbed Tbe Phoenix Project. The Phoenix Project Involves reconstructing a downtown buDding w~h.was rgcently gutted by fire, a!J<l crealjng a multl-useretaU_and •• HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (APJ -Sen. 'between being a party that cares • Edward Kennedy. saylngtbe Demoabout labOr - and being a labor • cratic Party's "truest tradition Is party," Kennedy said. change." isslgnallngamajorshlftin his own vieW of the party's mission. Democrats must maintain their "decent Impulses" to belp the poor, be says. but "soflll' traditional programs have fallen short ... "Too. m!lny of our pubUg serylce _ ldentlaLstructure'-:'--:-:::-:-:-:--:::-:---::: .;;;-;;;;;;,--J-1~~~·~~'-:~~·~ax~~Y:l~~.;,..-~~-A It's expected the rehabUitatlon effort wiD -:-be com - p"'l...., ete(l by grams have done too Uttle to break spring. tbe cycle of poverty and dependence _;_ and too often they have proved to he counterproductive." the Massa· chusetts senator said In a speech J:rlday at Hofstra University on Long Island. Kennedy. tong identified as a le&der of tbe party's liberal wing, said the key to helping the KENNEDY SPEAKS OF DJ£. : disadvantaged 1s strong economic MOCRATIC P.utTY - u.s. growth, and cautioned that "the aiiSWI'f' Is not simply more dollars _S eulor Ted K~ of ~ , and more spending." c-taelts speaks al Rofllra u... . "We can no longer let the debate verslty In HetnplleM Frlda.Y be cast In tboseterms,"hesald . "We ·tloiiW& lhe oecGIId day of • cannot and should not depend on "'-"day canferenee • lhe hillher tax rPVenues to rollin and Plealdency of . . ..... ......... . 1 redeem f!Vf!I'Y costly program. John F . Kea11edy. u 111e Demo. COU~eS J Thoseofuswhocareahoutdomestlc cnllc Pany .. to rem.1a a . progress musi do more with less." , maJor Ioree bt Amertc1111 pe1111. · CINCINNATI (AP) - A tire at WKRC·TV was call.led by an he said. " cal lie, tt..-lhe41talmqe• • apparent shortctrcuitlnatelevisionSP!btaprtmOiionoflk;I!FridaY. · Kennedy also saki Democrats lllepanyolropeclai••C!r 1 Uti · The station remained on the air is firelighters broke windows to must shed their Image as tbe party lleell 110 lead the 111t11Q11, •ac • ~ Sho rt cirCJ.tit . • • : : ire clear away - e~~w~e~•:e~IID~~~;,. "'~J~.,~or~:::ln~t=eJ~es~t~s,.,,.., "einl1i\i~~ - lll'l'IOkl'. · ;.;,-...-"'--' Th~~ll!l'~ •it'Uii' .,.VoVVfl, 0in La .__ _ _ _ _ _ _;;,.,..;._ _ _ _ _ _'!""_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~,_-------------.J I· • wtll concentrate on whether state regulatory procedures should be beefed up or cbanged to ~p prPVent a similar fiasco, he said. In Dayton, meanwhile, Samuel Seldon, a ce~ public accountant and Home State depositor, saki he had taken out )lalf-page advertiSements In Sunday - editions of Dayton, Cincinnati and Columbus . newspapers to announce a depositor stock purchase proposal under which Hoine State could open. But later Friday, Dwight Mitchell r:1 the publii relations finn Penny Ohlmann Nelinan Inc. of Iff!~~~~~ piecemeal ·a s they obtain or quauty for federal Insurance. However, many . lawmal<ers said they were not satisfied that Hoim: State's demise resulted Olily from · poor business decisions and demand_e d to know if conspiracies or other cJ:'im(ruli acts were Involved. Sen. Rlchai-d .H. Fln$n. R.Cinclnnatl. has '-n · tools he need and "that he be able to obtain In forma tlon before any documents may he lost or disappear." ·. He also noted that while Kane haS ·asked the state officials and others Involved In tbeHomeStatecaseto preserve retards, ''There Is nothing to legally compel . "'~·• named to bead a special Jeglslatlve Investigation !hal the parties to. comply with Kane's request." Kane, a Republlcan, was named to conduct the probe by. Democratic Attorney General Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr. Members of both parties lauded Celebrezze's choice and urged KaDe to leave no stone unturned In his probe. The closing of Home State on March 9, following loss of about $145 mUUon of Its assets to a failed government securities film In E1orlda, touched off runs by depositors on several other prtvately Insured ~:~~':~~~iol sal'lpgs and loans, and o~~~~~~~ . the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, a ' . State/ ational . ; • · ; colledlll!....._. . o1 divided ... ~ u~A~ bln*p• "*"-...;.n;• = r t " ··-a::<~ tt~~=...._!l:i>::t:~~!;=,., ·• ..,... stand that there Is a difference • (APIa 1phojo). - l..l•• I - �-~~:;~o~2~~nw~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==============~~~M~a~reh~31.1986 r--Local Briefs·.--....__,. Money held up LaSalle Gallery opening planned MIDDLEPORT - Plans are underway for the ~W~ing of the ~-f~:La§!lle_Ga].!!;~}!1.}1ldd~hy May 1 Mrs Yvonne Scally ullnounced ~'"'""" l::.n: :a::::: "'"u ~ The Ga Uery wUl be a nN business locatep In the fanner Shoe Box quarters between the LaSalle Hotel and Rails Ben Franklin Extensive redecoration of the building Is underway using a VIctorian motif to provide an a !tractive setting for the new busll\ess which wU! specialize In gifts silk planters registry In conjunction with the restaurant business operated by Mrs Scally and Paul Dalley bookings w!ll be taken for staging complete part 1es and rt'C<'pl 1ons A rose room and a blue room w!U be opened at the LaSalle fac!lltles In conjunction with parties showers and other social gatherings ""ll~~+~~~~~~~~i~be~h~e~ld~firo~m~lO am -'- Tribune - 446-2342 AKRON Ohio (APJ - For four years Daniel W Peck s $22 1llJ has been held In the safe o1 the Sununlt County prosecutor as evidence In a criminal but Peck's wherea They'll Do It Every T1me Sentinel - ·-2156 Rflllstlr - 675-1333 I,I::J!!!!!!!~:::::=!5€!-!·!·!;!!!::;;;;;;;~~~!;!;!l!:~~:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::t,,. can be purcha_..d or rented Revenue Service flied a civil action against county prosecutor Lynn C Slaby In U S District Court In Akron seeking the funds but Slaby said he had no plans to give up the money either to the government or to 22 Pubhc Nottce 3 Announcements Money to Loan HOME OWNERS Aotlnonco low fhced rate UM TO Schuh cuotom 12x88 George• Crook Rd 614 448 0294 pout ahed 23 Call Balloon• for Get Well Anm venarvs Birthdays panlea Slng'"g Gornlla Call Bel of Tuning and Ropolr Mulic Co 814 Twtntlith yoor quality Mrvice Houte witt'! 4 lott lane PIANO TUNING AND AE PAIR NmJt.d from t1 dehnquant Information I rottce Jall two men~ GALLIPOLIS- Two Gall!a County men were lodged In the county jail by City pollee In separate Incidents Friday Ray V Belcher 49 of Ohio 2ll! was charged with criminal damagmg Belche• 1saceused of throw.!ng a bottle at the ooc~ of a car drtven by Danny E Fisher of Lot 8 K & K Mobile Home Park Gall!poUs FISher was reportedly driving In the 500 block ol Second Avenue at the tune of the Incident LarryT Huffman 21 o!Rt 1 GaU!polls wasj3lledooadlsorderly conduct charge Both men w!ll face hearings In GaU!po!ls Municipal Court EMS responds to calls POMEROY -Meigs County Emergency Medical Serv1cereports that four calls for assistance were answered on Friday At 6 23 a m Racine Iransported Bess Parsons from her Bashan Road 1es!dence to Holzer Medical Center At8 13 a m Rutland was called to Hysell Run Road for Qlaries Hysell who was taken to Veterans Memorial The Pomeroy unit was called to the Pomeroy Health Care Center at 6 22 p m and transported Wesley Allen to Veterans Memonal And at7 14 p m the Pomeroy !Ire department was called to extmgu!sh an electrical fire at Crows Steak House At 12 !\7 a m Apartments for Nell Kmghtwhowas taken to Veterans Memorial At 2 21 am Middleport went to 131 S Fourth Ave lor Billy CIOWl!J" to Vete rans Memorial The Tuppers Plains umt was called to Chester at 8 54 a m and transported Jess1e Weber to Holzer Medical Center Pomeroy was called to 50ak Sf at 11 18a m forGemge Molden who was taken to Veterans Memonal AI 11 25 am Pomeroy went to 2 Cave St for Willard Durst who was dead on arrival Pomeory was called to the Pome1oy Health Care Center at 4 55 p m for Elizabeth Guess who was taken to Veterans Memorial Syracuse was called to Second Street at 5 51 p m for Btlly Joe Halley who was taken to Veterans Mcmonai And at 6 4~ p m the Rutland Unit was called to the Meigs M nc No 2 for Ted Walder who was transported to 0 Blenness Memonai In Athens Easter egg hunt slated Paver118f\t Width - vanes Protect Length - 0 00 feet orOOOmle -Y - 4 yr old husky male to good home tn country Call 814 8 Pubhc Sale lit Auctton 446 2099 of various mtles The Ohio Department t'Of Part P1t bull and pert beagle One male and four female Tranoportouon oR bidden that It will offlnno dogo Call 814 992 3666 tiveJy insure that in any contract entered tnto 'f)Urauant to this advertisement m1norrty buain.. enterpnaes will be old female puppy cocker spamel and part Tarrier Had some shots GIVe to good home afforded full opportunity to tubmit bids tn re~ponte1o th11 tnvn.aon and WIH not bei diiCnmnaged ega~nit on the ground• of race color or national ongtn 1n contideretion lnvettment WattreiS '"'eded for eventng shth and cleaning lady Apply at Crow• Steak Houae tn perton mont compe.• built 1974 4 apartnMmtl furn11hed only 1% vec1ncy raaicfenJ man agar •1 440 monthly tn tlot Call 814 692 1189 ----------1 doyoorll14194 2874oftor Green Townahtp new 2etorv 5 4 or I bdr formal dlnln groom utility room 1 17 beth garage concrete drive nice lot 4 VJ ml from Golllpollo on At 141 Will GALLIPOLIS - MGM Running Club wlll meet Thesday 7 30 p m at Charlie s &Co 35 Court St There will be a guest speaker on running shoes GALLIPOLIS -Pembroke Club will meet Tuesday 8 p m at the home of Allee J Bush 77 Halliday Heights --GALLIPOLIS - Gall!pol!s Ro tary Club will meet Tuesday 6 p m at Cancer Society Crusaders are reminded to pick up their collection packets Tuesday 7 p m at the Cedar Street entrance to Grace United Methodist Church Packets are to be returned to Ohio Valley Bank by Aprll15 POMEROY-- POmeroy Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday 7 45 p m at the masonic hall Officers are not to wear chapter dresses • !1ftV B bdr ho.uM FR k1tchen LA 1'11 both AC on 3 6 Sale 1 Card of Thanka Card of Thanks Used mobile homes 1 0 s 6 Carport Sale 187 Woodlant Or Apr I 11!o2 9 6 Bob~ clothet dre11ing table cralts lots good111 12 s 14 wode Coli 614 446 0176 ..~ for COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 4 Family Gsrage Sale Aprd 3 8t 4 ra1n orsh1na Last house South end ot Mercerv1lle Cloth1ng bedspreads cur tams Iota more FURNITURE Beds tron wood cupboards cha1ra chests baskets d shes stone JBrB ant1ques gold and s1lver Wnte M D M1ller Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh1o Garage Sole Aprollst & 2nd 8 5 Anttque furmture & 45789 7760 or call 614 992 dishes riding lawn mower extra nice cloth ng Bolen s push mower lots of good al1t merchandtse Collll14 992 21102 Nice older home VIne at In Racine ltvlng room dimng room kitchen 3 badroomt and bath Soma furnlthinge and appltances o40 000 00 Coll81 4 949 21540 evening• after 8PM and weekends anytime Three bedroom• 2 '12 bat hi kitchen tully equipped 2 ocreo 21100 Sq Ft Colt 814 992 6219 Choohlro Oh 46620 2 In Memor~am Wanted p1ano player for established gospel group Dedicated and reltabl• Call Baby furn ture 1n good con 1 fIll pi 0 y Jill! Ill 5 Famtly Garage Sale Ra1n or 1hine Chtldrens cloth1ng toddler teen woman• clo thmg 3 1 6 books Apnl on Kriner Ad Services 11 ochooto Rt 564 02 3 000 Colt 81 4 241 6298 MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Pomeroy Rotary has S<lheduled Its annual Easter egg hunt for 1 p m Easter Sunday at Middleport Park Local merchants and business people will be offering gift cert 1f1cates for the hunt In case of rain a final decision to cancelthe hunt w1ll be announced that day at noon on WMPO The hunt would then be rescheduled probably for the following Sunday •as A utfond Ohoo Colt 61 4 992 2143 boforo 4 30 11k for Michael or after 6 00 call 614 742 2289 Three bedroom houM Alum Siding car port deck new kitchen remodeled ba throom NU Sash w1ndow1 •nd woodburner Call 614 992 2898 Secttonal home hke new all new epphancea 3 bed rooms large luling room family style kitchen and dining room S11uated 9n large lot which tronrs on three streets Excellent neighborhood Tuppers Ploono Ohro 7 acre brick houH 3 bdr tg LA lg kltchon built n oven range top new refrig plenty cabinet tpece 1 V2 bath '12 b..ement Located 1985 Kygor CrMk Olot o60 000 Colt 81 4 387 7238 Fa1rfu11d Centenary Rd Well cared for 2 story brick 6 vinyl Colonial on 2 lott 3 bedroom• famtly room w1th stone fan Wtll do house cleantng and babysett ng n RIG Grande free Call M111 at 614 2.46 I 4-441H 9663 ........, Apphcauons be ng taken for concesaton work at 1he Kanauga Drive In Must be over 18 years old Apply 1n parson at the Colony Theater even1ngs -~------ Small Engtne Auto Repa1r Reaaonatile rates most JObs can be done at y.our home 3 ' UmettorM Sand Grawt Pick up at Rtcharda &. Son Colt 614 446 7785 loads Announcements Call 814 379 2837 batht dlningroom mud room kltchanecnuppedwtth tmooth top range OW G diapoNI pantry 2112 car gar-a• with opener Utility room new oerpet well covenng Intercom system a Cuatom butchering 6daysa week phone 304 882 o89 900 2459 3224 Call614 992 7034 House for ule or trade for form land 304 876 3981 Colt II 14 446 Owner transferred must ncrtftca exc cond 3 bed room finished basement BVJ per cent assumable loan m mmel closmg cotta $9 600 00 down Phone 304 675 1862 1363 or 676 6 room houte 2 closed en porches m Pomt Pleasant 304 875 6466 3 bedroom hou11 with 1 V2 acre lot Galllpoht Ferry phone 304 876 1702 675 6391 or 8 room house large tenced lot Assumable loan 8'1• percent 1ntere1t low 388 8473 304 676 3030 or 878 3431 32 Tornado activity predicted Mobtle Homes for Sale be4 for Ford PU good half horse new My mo nice 304 875 3030 or 675 3431 for Sale Farm house & 68 acres w tb tobacco base and m1neral rights In Porter Ohto on Campa1gn Creek Rd •49 000 7247 Coil 614 446 108 acre farm for sale one mile east of Eno.on 654 Call 814 367 0518 M11g1 County 113 acres on pr1vate townsh p road 4 bedroom house w th full basement garage barn 50 acres pnture new fence 20 acres ttllable Free gas and prol:luclng gu well 1111 60 s W II con11der house and 5 10 acres Call 814 692 4471 daysor614 692 4624 n ghts 34 Buamess Butldtngs FOR SALE OR 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS lEquol Housmg Opportunttyl monthly rent starts at '163 for 1 bedroom and 8198 for 2 bedroom deposit $200 located near Spr ng Valley Plaza and Foodland pool and Cable TV av11lable hours at poss ble 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday Frtday Call 814 446 2745 or leave message Redecorated 2 bdr apt loc8'tlon Regency Inc Call 304 676 7263 '676 5104 or 675 53B6 LEASE Vo on Rt 62 Phono 304 Furn shed eff1c1ency 807 2nd Ave Galllpoht Share bath $1 50 ut ht es patd adults Call 614 446 4416 after 7PM 36 Lots lit Acreage Fum ahed ut 1tes pd 4th Ave 446 4416 Basement &e 3 mob le home loti for sale owner will f1nance Call 614 446 0176 Add son Oh o r1ver frontage Galha County land for sale on R1ccoon Creek near State At 7 I• mde access to can eccomadatelarger plea sure boats Owner seek1ng pr1vate sale to nveston or doveloporo Coli 1614) 446 2974 or 446 0766 By owner 37 acres 3 m• from HMC on Kemper Hollow Rd $10 500 f rm Call 614 446 7476 100 acres farm land priced for qUick sale Call614 388 B139 Hurricane 19 acres com merc1al flat land on Vug1nia Ave Water sewer gas R R Sidney large old farm house ond born $250 000 1 682 3879 eft ctencv S185 smgle adult 920 Gatltpohs 614 after 7 p m 1 2 bdr apt furntshed Ill -t.ltlhtti.J pa1d no pets sec dep rent S360 2 2 bdr aptl furn shed part utllt t1e1 pa d no pets sec dap rent $350 2 3 bdr apts unfurmshqd part ut lites no pets tee dep rent t360 Ca11614 4461384 ntently located close shopping appl ancet fur ntshed gas &. water pa1d S225 mo dep & ref req Call614 446 7515 RIVen de Apts Middleport Spedal rates for Sen or C1ttzens 81 30 Equal Hous ng Opportun1t 11 614 992 7721 1 and 2 bedroom furntshed apu for rent m M ddleport Call 614 992 5304 be tween 4 00 and 8 00 8VIOif1QS For rent one bedroom furn1shed bl)lsement apt utll t1ea ncluded S200 1 month S50 deposit Call 614 992 2603 Renlals Houses for Rent Newly remodeled apart ment S175 00 plus ut httet Deposit requ1red In Syra cull cell 614 992 7034 614 992 7671 or614 992 5732 Cell 304 1176 7263 876 6104 or 875 63B6 In M1ddleport 1 bedroom turn thed apt Ut1htle1 10 3 roomt wfth p.r1vate beth ref Aequettod Colt 814 os t eluded 46 porch largelevellpt Crown City price neg help f1 3 bedroom• newly redeco rated new carpet t271!i 00 month depos t required nonce Colt 614 258 1444 304 875 2651 zee nl1hed H.. all IICrHna • ttorms • homemade porchoo 7132 Ill Vtclntty Vord Solo 2413 Jefforaon Ave Mondoy Aprll1 9 t1117 Y1rd Sale Henderson Ferry Lane new end uaed ttmea AprN 1 thru lth 8 tiH e PM Clerical work part tim• pay negotiable Apply at Betz Honda Salas Gallipolis Mon & lues ' We are looktng for warne" who would like 10 be mak no extra money Make from ezo oo to eeo oo rn ·~ even ng hav ng 1 Friendly Home Parry Also 11gn u• get o f400 00 kit of and toys No money SEll DIIVIIS Nice II "" heme both b e - t 241124 gorogo on .. o.. town CaMII14 4411 4217 Troto Now for ~Mot rtlloiMII -.Job~AulltenOI •DOTC......._ eC011 1 AI •ere flit lat clo• to Three bedroom trailer Ctib Creek Road f178 00 month 304 675 1206 Colt 814 4411 46 11181 Vlctorlon 14•70 OU.It Crook priced reduced Colt 1114 248 11298 or coli 1108 432 4403 co-t 12•115 3 bdr 1 v. beth oontrol olr fully corpeted Call 11,4 251111461 t973 Boron 12xllll 2 bdr control olr underpinned owning .. c cond on 4 Retail space lac.otod at 42 Court StrHt rented IOI Jn to~~ ~,:~i-j 1114 290144111177or otter e 00 Space for Rent S.UBLET _ 8 t:H. .notllliletklent c• JM-,..,·:Ilot7 Mob1l11 Homes for Rent u5e 1 2XII6 Torch 2 3 bdr unfur Tro 80 Flad1o Shade compU: ter 2 toftwerfl nac 1n eluded belt offer Call61 4446 8175 after 6PM 2 hosp1tal beds \lery gootl cond $400 each CaH 614 3B8 8803 Wlncliester model 12 16 gouge V R $460 H N Rc 10 gauge shotgun 32m CaO 614 446 7019 Used Furniture 5 pc d nene heed board• and 2 bedroom suttes 3 miles out llfayette IIIII Gollipolls Ohio Squall 1001111 of 1157 ulhnc spac• and 227 square IHt of stor11e spac1 on the second floor of the Llfayottt Mall Call 614 446 7653 L,.-!~~9~3~0~t~ti~I~OO~~J thru Saturday Bulavllle Rd Open 9om .zo Rental apace for travel tra I ers campers fold ups Wa ter sewer electrtc - cable 614 446 0322 hqok ups GOOD USED APPLIANCES Call 304 773 5661 after 5 00 p m Trader lou for rent sewer and water turn shed w II take one small chtld 304 876 1078 6pm Mon thru Sat Washers dryers refr gera tors ranges Skag9s Ap pi ances Upper R1ver Ad bes1de Stone Crest Motel 614 446 7398 tar 6 15 Riding mower 11 HP 38 n.. new cond "fl!OO eall 61-~6 2390- VANGUARD PAINTS Qual tv you can trust.. Ebersbach Hardware Pomeroy Oh1o Call 614 992 2811 1699 627 3rd Ave Gallo pohs OH Sear& hot water tank r c Seers typewr ter $200 00 Maintenance on both tn good condttton Trade Furniture ..O.utlet Kanauga Oh New Maytag S. Crosley Applian 810000 Wuhong mochone ces Ca11614 446 4465 814 742 2362 - - - - - - - --·le- 614 379 2668 For sale refr gerator and stove Excelent cond t on Harvest gold Both for $450 00 Charlene Hoe Kenmore D shwasher 675 00 Fedders room s1ze atr cond1t oner S100 00 $66 00 and up Electric dryer 886 00 end up Call filch 614 992 5292 after &PM 30 gallon gas wa,er heater Used 2 months $100 00 Contact Homer Baxter at 316 Mechamc St Pomeroy or colt 814 992 2121 Pickens used furmture 304 675 6483 or 676 1450 Phone 304 773 5430 8 Pubhc Sale & Auctron V2 bed 6 dresser $25 Call Call 614 742 2994 or 614 742 3175 Country Oak tables chatrs cupboards desks 1ce box~• Conk1es Tuppers Plalna Rt Hand crafted and 7 f1n1shed 52 CB TV Rad1o Equtpment RICKS NEW AND USED FURNITURE Used stoves and refr geraton Compare our pr ces save today 25 nch Zen th console color f180 00 Colt 614 992 3617 after 5 30PM Grocery Auct1on Fn N1ght Apnl 5 7 00 PM. LQcaled al Thaler Ford Bid& Jet ot 160 & Rt 35 Iiiii polos Oh1o close to Holzer Hospital (Cash drawmg f1ven away) larp trutldoad I) trocenes ot all krnd• I om BIG STAR GROC ERY eanned goods - corn bean5 pea5 fru t doe food pop over 500 d fterent tems - belween $6 000 and 18 000 t uckload SAVE--SAVE--SAVE Buy at your pnce Shop at the grocery auctoon I shot deal - don I m1ss this one Auctooneer-lonNeal 614 367 7101 8 Regular Auctron Every Sat Nrte 7 00 P M Pubhc Sale & Auct10n 614 992 7177 PUBLIC AUCTION Call 614 992 6434 or 304 882 2666 SATURDAY, APRIL 6 1985 10:30 A.M. 5 m1les wesLnf Jacks.Qll..DI]Jlou.te ltarut: ~-""1.1.''--""""-"'..._. Help Wanted AnENTION OWNER OPERATORS/ FLEET OWNERS Fe.t bod with oldo krto end vans wantad Exc!tllent laue opportuntty availa bla Check out then be neftta •Fmancial settlement modo Overy WHk oGroup rates avaolablo on modic.ol bobtatl and calh lion 1nsur1nce •Hr&lltst ptrcentace roto Pltd to OWtttr Operotors •Smct• OtJtllfon or husband end Wile looms wontlll for signs ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS ITEMS Buggtes I Sears Rosebuck 2 seater 2 w~h tops 1 pony buggy 1 Studebaker 3 seater sletgh dtnner bell 2 wheel pony cart buggy poles and tongues wooden spokes wagon wheels 5 cast tron kettles 30 gal brass apple butter kettle apple butter sttrrer c1der press corn sheller platform scales gypsy pot maple choppmg block lard press small rubber ltre wagon wagon runmng gears double trees and stngle trees horse collars and harness wagon tongues ANIMALS One patr of Palamtno work horses 1 Amencan saddle horse - show horse MISCELLANEOUS Show saddle matcht~ bridle & nill9le cut-off saw Fench stretchers J ton COfTIHI~ electric blind meat saw (Hobart) 1967 Chevrolet lion bed small short bed trucker top 275 pi fuel otl tanks 2 horse d1sc horse plows 1 2 J 4-5 sltowl root JUmpers ps cook stove saddles and harness Many mtsc items. AUCTIONEER NOTE all of these ttems are In excellent condJtton ROBERT HIVELY- OWNER Colt Dick Jerrell (304)676 1812 Far oppoonlfllnt With Pttson ntl Recruoter wtok of 4/1/15 EATS c.n gao:,~~~~~:::~===: range •ss 00 Kenmore wether and dryer •160 00 Self defrost refngerator $196 00 pluo dep 38 gel $100 4 yrs old Elec( 614 992 3379 51 Household Goods Ranga f66 00 40 onch 25 n color Surs console: TV Coli 614 446 9629 of ~ut Oynamark County Appl ance Inc Good used apphances and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614 446 Merchandtse 1 bedroom furmshed apt 2 3 bdr hou• fully car peted stove refr19 d11 hwather city schools Call 42 aquar Colt 614 446 3732 Space for Rent Call after 6 00 pm qulred Coli &14 992 7286 1 2X80 mobile homo go<>d 2 10 gal f sh aquer w•th fan hght 1 20 gal flsb Furmshed room $100 Uttl ttet range ref Share bath Men only 919Sec Galltpo Its 614 446 4416 after 7 Call 614 446 1,519 In langtvill• 8 room houae with b•th Gerden space ~ •200 00 per month plus depo1it References re cond AC on one •hird acre r1nt1d lot rural water gard•n apace C1U 814 2000 sq ft Cell 614 446 4113 Call8t4 446 0766 614 446 4447 12xll0 Schult 10.Z2 ft Woodburn1ng furnance like new capable of heet•nt For rant Slaeptng Rooms and I ght house keep1ng roomt Perk Cenlral Hotel Furntshed 2 rooms &. bath downstatrl clean adult only no pets Ref requ red 676 1678 weekdays 304 676 7896 evenmgs and weekends HouH for rent Furntshed Rooms after 3PM 614 446 9279 commerc al property and new buddmg 70 "'1 00 w th 2 acres 200 road frontage no zonmg requtred 2 m las north of Po nt Pleasant W 41 46 Pert ally turntshed 2 bdr 1------~--­ garage apartment Adults only secur1ty depostt Call 448 2215 S•l••mans poelt1on avalla ble e,aperience helpful pay nogotloblo Apply ot Betz Hondo Soloo Oolllpollo dump M1~ehell Rd new 2 bdr apt Utll1ty r:oom water fur mshed Available Apnl 1 Crab Creek need Offer mob1le home 3 bedrooms 2 add on rooms half acre Houae for sale. 2 bedrooms Modern 3 bedroom 4 acres good well lots more no rusonable offer refu•d Corn1tock •rea 304 876 Pt Pleasant tn Colt 614 379 2248 monthly payment 304 676 161B .,.., 4 00 In Bellomeod 4072 Tann1ng Booth Bu1~111 Op, portunlty or Home us&! t900 Write to Box 61 Huntington WVa 2&706 dehvered truck •100 or2Joads •1ac. You pickup 116 Coli 614 245 6804 Homo Pori< 614 448 11102 On Clark Chapel Ad 1 child goad ref depo11t free water no pets Call 614 f32 900 00 10 percent dowl'l financing •v• lable to qualif1ed p•rtiet Coli and men agement expenence helpful Personal intervtew only NO phone calls lntervtawt con ducted m meat1ng room Hohday Inn Gallipolis Oh1o 12 noon until 6 PM Apnl 1 Help Wanted AVON earn 40% products Yard Sale Aprtl4 and 6 Turn fust road left past rad o station Fifth house fmmedtltt pOUIIIIOn 2 bedroom home remodeled tob8cco b'l•• 2 •cret c1ty Dldroom house ti acres fenced tn with barn ChiCken coop end pony thad 000 McCumber Road B'l owner 111umable 91fa per cent 3 bedroom 3 batht Bedspread• drapes drtoon Call 614 992 6786 d thea cloth ng &. much 1_""-•r_&_P_M__;__ _ _ __ more Raltable baby 11tter m my home references requ~red Henderson area flex1able hours need own transporta ton call before 4 00 304 675 4436 Cell 614 4411 Sectuca.d peaceful country living older home Schult mobile home 2 bedroom• central air & 6 A Kyger Creek plant achool Gavin near by Write to Box 203 attar 6 p m 304 896 3864 3368 SYRACUSE - Sutton Township Trustees Will meet Tuesday 8 p m In the Syracuse Mun!c!pa! Bu!ld!ng Ohio River aoklng In 40 1 Colt 1114 446 2161 oftor 4pm 036 000 7144 1 2 3 9 5 V.mr offRt 218 Thanks to all who have been so thoughtful and helpful dunng my 1llne11 God bless you Sua Hager overlooking Mutt tell 3 bdr rench Wettbrooke Subd FR woodburner carport deck city utihlies 6 schoolt 9 6 1 acres 3bdr onRt 36 ~ of HMC •40 o CoH 814 4411 0603 Large Yard Sale Centenary Townhouse Tuesday Apr 2 Annoll nc e111 enls In Pomeroy three bed roomt 1 V2 bath all utllitie• 11r conditioned Insulated carport banment large lot a PORTLAND - Lebanon Towft ship Trustees w1ll meet-Tuesday 'I l' ll!rminoinoo r8Qund by tow and are set forth tn the bid p m at the township garage RUTLAND - Rutland VUlage Council wUI meet Thesday 7 p m at the civic center 1 bdr hououtll4 Mill Crook St 11 Ia except tools Until April 14 136 eoo Glpo con11dtr Cell 614 992 7841 for an ~ard Min1mum wage rates for tlus hove blln ~ propooal 'Tho dote set for completion of this WOrk lhetl be set forth on the bidding propoao1 Each bidder oholl be reqwtrd to file with h• bid a certified check or euhier's check for an amount equal 10 fMt per e«~t of htt bid but 111 no event more then thousond dollars or a bond for ton per cent of hos bid payebkl to the Director Bidden: mutt apply on the proper forms for qualification at lent ten day• pnor to the date set for openmg bids fl accordance wtth Chapter 5626 Ohio Rovioed Code Plana and apecifications era on file 1n the Department of Transporratlon and the office of the 0 ttuct Deputy D1rector The Director nght to 8 unit eparr "::':--:-:-----:--:--:--1 31 Home• for Sale como Rontero poy all utili Worl< Length - vonou1 feet TUESDAY POMEROY -JayMarGolfCJub Association men wUl meet 7 p m TuPS<Iav at the Meigs Jnn Aij club members league members subst! tutes and others Interested are !IIViled and central eir -'•Ps pertly furmahed bern tax p.._,y Cell 1 806 1187 11000 Ext GH 9806 for edge hne1 64 MIIC tl Upper Alvor Rd Cell 814 258 1988 or 814 446 "l226 Donlolo 814 7112 21111 center llnet Old alea gloto e.mp '!WY Ioney. it 78 00 l flllllloil ttone jug with - . , . •no oo Coli e1 4 ed 2801 18 500 00 304 675 6417 oftor 4 00 PM Profeollonal Servtcea --···,.-··~•,8•,0 toano & Co 6f"o0-446 43f3 Calendar month Furnished no citY ta•e• water & nwage furnlehed beautiful riverview Ke nauga Foliar 1 Mobile •tt•P• blockt 3 bedrooms 2 full bathe centr.,l air Lot How to Disappear and Live Forever and Paper Trap a how to on using fake ldent!f!callon Slaby said e1 2& 00 1984 V1ctorian 70,., 14 Set up in Country Mobilti Home Park Oarwm lot 41 At aume mort:gege down Antique• I 100 00 depoort Colt II 1 4 Colt oftor frvo 814 388 8165 or 814 388 8252 tie 53 Larry 3 bedroom trailer for Nnt In Middleport 2 bedroom ponloKy tumlohed mobile home lnclud11 wesher dryer I 1 7e 00 per month Deposit required Good tocodon Colt e 14 982 71 14 or 614 992 6800 underpmmng Police ctte dnver • 12.xl0 In 8yr1cu• Panly turolthocl o1 eo 110< .month pluo depot~ ond ufllltlot\ No pett One chold Cell 814 982 71180 Mobile Home• for Rent 992 2777 suppliea up and delivery Vacuum Cleaner one half mile up • 1 2xle Indy totol electric ••• cond Coli II 1 4 4411 1347 po" LaSalle .-.. 42 1Ox80 2 bdr no f1 60 mo plus otsO dopooh ond utilitin Furnlthed Bu..vllle Ad Colt II I 4 4411 9204 or 1114 448 2851 .. KIT H CARLYLE 32 Mobile Homea for Sale 14x70 Festival 1977 mobtle horne Complete wdh vtnyl to 2 p m at the Aprll 12 accordmg to Adult Sommer The class 1s schedulE"' ,::in April 15 and wUl meet from h Friday The cost of the course noon 3 30 p m Monday t " Including textbooks Is $85 Sommer added The course consists of classroom and hands-on experience In typlng accounting records management and office machines Reg~st ra I1on for the class can be made by mall or In person For mQre !nformalton coni act the Buckeye HUls Career Center Adult Education at 245 5336 The Sunday Times Sentinel-Page-D 3 OhiO-Point Opportunl1y f ltt..lflr I 5 31. 1986 OWNER MUST SELL DUE TO HEALTH REASONS CASH POSITIVE I D MARLIN WEDEMEYER 245 5152 - 31111-;1124~ lPPIIFNITir.l - • FINIS .. �.. • ~ . • Times·Sentinel 64 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise '" S.1r1 Meet. dryer good 61 Speed Queen wringer tYpe with tumlng plow, tllter •nd 42 In mowor. 13,100.00, ooc cond, 304·575·8887. Seaon herd firewood already Ukt new. 10 HP. 34 inch -cut. turf, tn~c riding mower· "" .Come •nd see. John ~ Marris, Vance Rd .. Scipio >"' Townahip. Farm Equipment 1983, 18 hp Bolon !foetor cond .. 1100. Coli 814·441· wa1her. good cond $76. or bell offer 304· 773·6730. : 4447. down . Cut up · sales. on Tri· 63 Llveltock 1111 Seed & • • • Two riding horMI, 1 gated, 1· Addlo. oil for noo.oo or 1'1111 lfodo for colveo. 304· 17&·28&3. Ground corn •1.00 ..., hundred. 2,&00 buoluol oor com 12.10 buohel. 304· 171·3308. Approx. 170 boleo ollolftl 18.4% crudo protein. 11·11 boleo, ' 12.21 bolo. Coli 1• 114·192-1338. • l}fliJNf l'i)l;] fjl THAT SCRAMBLED woAD GAME 1.!:/1 ~~· by Henri Arnold ond BoO Leo ~ Unscramble that tour Jumbles, Autos for Sale 1983 Plymouth Colt, 4 opd .. aunroof, 14.299. John'• Auto Soloo. Bullville Dr, Qolllpolio. Coli 81 4·441·4782. • onelet:lerloeech square, to form AM -FM tepe, four ordinary words. fr<~ll: 11111Li111rrr • 71 71 71 Autos for Sale 1183 Plymouth Rollont 4 dr., IUIO. , 19n Gron Pri• 3&0. outo, 51 ,00() milea. air, cruiN. tilt, AM-FM, new t1r11, new exNult, new 1182 Dodlo 400 outo, 38.000 ........ Coil "4· 379·2728 - . .• . Coli 114-441·0492 oftor 8:30PM • SOUTH : ' Pole bern buildings built For iiiimiile~ coll304·675· Wnt 62 Wanted to Buy Now arrange the circled letters to forrtl the surprise answeJ, as. suggested by the above cartoon. BMR 446 - NEW LISTING - In town location rncludes 3 8Rs, li~ing room, dining room. bath & basement. lots of car· pet. Gas heat. Pnced at $29,900, Call for details, live min- AnsW81"' The moat efficient waterpower In the world-TEARS 78 Ford Gronod~. Ghia .._-,..-.,..---''----,,.-.....,..-------,~1 body, black, new paint. r *1200 . Coil 814·448· 9798. 71 Autos for. Sale Autos for Sale 71 1979 Volkowogo~ Rfbblt " • fuel injected. good cond., AM·FM otereo, AC. Coli 114·268-1423. worms. Tri 2903-. "'"'" _.,......,... .-,,..- ~ calf pairs. Springer cows. ' One prom dren, size 9, 304· 67~·6297 MOVING OUT SALE. Aprtl 1ot·81h, 1408'12 Ohio St. Pont Pleasant. Sale•ns•de on rainy days. 19" colored TV, e•cellent condition. 304·675·1703. Surplus .' Denim - Army ~. Rental-Camouflage Clothlng. Sam Somerville's. Eatt Ravenswood. afternoons. weekends. unhned d::-::m j:o~:t: ,,2.00. Oh. 514·379:2671, Block, brick. mortar and masonry supplies . Mountain State Block. Rt. 33. New Cu••U• 3080. Call 114,742- COfttt'lftlble Dolto 88. Porfoct conditioll. 11260.00. 1988 GTO con· vonoblo . neo,oo. Coli 81 4·992·184f. Haven, W 2222. Va. 304-882- I:::==::::::====== 56 Pets for Sale 1- - - - - - -- -- 2 female full blooded bee· plows 12 in. 13 cowa, 1 glos. e months old. $35.00. Hereford Bull, some with Coll614·992·5819. calvn. 1 grade blade. 304676·4182. 57 HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated Indoor-outdoor facilittejl AKC Doberman puppies Stud Serv•ce Ca11614-446· 7795. Taylor Grooming. Call Window air condition, 1800 614·367·7220 "' btu. good condition. 304875·2931' Bnarpatc h Kanna Is Pro f as· Judy sional All-breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor fa cilities. Englisch II 61 :,::: niel puppies. a 9790. Qragonwynd Cattery Ken nel CFA Hemalayan. Persian and Siame1e kittens. AKC Chow Puppies Call 614- 446· 3844 after 7PM. Ferguson tractOr: 4 apd., 4 naw tires. new bllttery, new tuna-up, new paint. New 6ft. bush hog; never used. $2,360. Maaaey Ferguson 165 diesel tr•ctor, live power, PS, high Ia low range; heavy duty Ma ..ey Ferguson ~b.Y•h. hog r.. 3 bottom plows; 1 o ft. wheel disc all for 85,496. 3000 Ford dieael-real clean ...new ru bbe r. SAVE . Ca 11 614 · 286·6522 . Farmall with cultiva- Fdrill Supplir.s & liVI:stuck Musical Instruments 61 100ft. 12 channel Snake by Conquest Sound with reel Farm Equipment JD 2 row planter, tobacco setter, 5 pt. chizel plow, JD iJ -ft .~ wheel dtac, New Used 3 moo .. $30D. 2 Peevy :pv;=-s:--oo!:;m;;; e200 C::!! 514·446·4525. Holland hay rake, 3 pt. post hole digger. tickle mower, 8 1921 solid walnut Kroeler· drag <lioc. Call 614·268· Ca mpbell piano, uc. cond, ff 1265• best offer. Call 614-446 · 1·;;;;;::;;-;;::;:;:;::';;::;;;-::;: 8175 8 it 6PM er · j ·~;s:~E:P~~~:P~•·:~I ~ Spring Special: wittr· 16'x7' service door, 83 , 888 erected. Iron Horae Bldgs. for trail. Riding le11ons. lock Call 614·698·3290. Ruth Reevea. Registered Walking Hor10. stallton . 3 years old . eeoo.oo. Cell 614·992· 8102. 1---------- SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1985 10:00 A.M. savings. Rabbits are m now chicks and ducks will arrive ·Located at the late Allen E. Jenkinson. 405 Front St., Middleport, Ohio. "ANTIQUES OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" h~MB'~ Let us bring a demo dish to your house to demon · strate the quality of reception for a short limeover 100 channels. . FINANCING AVA1LALE Spring Valley Plaza aero iS from foodland~ .Jackson Pike. Rt. 35 - 446·0307 Public Sale & Auction cargarage.Gas n· home will certarnly sell this #208 44 #364 Apartment for Rant TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLS? LET US PAY- THE BILLS I Cash Positive I. D. Eats DAN SMITH, AUCTIONEER-949·2033 or 992·7301 OAL£ JOHNSON - APP. AUCTIONEER "Not responsiblefor accidents or loss of property" PUBLIC AUCTION Sale Every Saturday Night At 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 6 AT 10:00 A.M. Consignments accepted from 1-5 p.m. on Saturdays Have somethina you want to sell? Contact Marlin Wedemeyer. Auctioneer. Arrangements lor pickup service available. BARN AND AUCTIONEER AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC AUCTIONS ON CONTRACT Contract includes hauling and transporting all mtldtlndiu._ - - · - - · _ _ _ MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER 245-5152 or 388-8249 Apprentica: Finis (Ike) Isaac, 388-9370 Resident and Business Auction Service Also Available CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SAT.. APRIL 6, 1985-10 A.M. located at Alva Clart farm on 124goin& toward Wil· kesvillt on 124, one mile past 325 Jet. on left. If you have sornetliin& you want turned into cuh- traclor, larm equipment, cars, trucks, call us NOW! New 16ft tandem car hauler, 4x8 utility trarler, 10 1'!1 Sears ndmg lawn mower !used I season), truckload of new tool~ socket sets, gnooers, VIses, larps wrench sets, much more, hoes. shovels, rakes, 1975 Pontiac Catihna. Yamaha 250 snowmoble, 197~ Ya· maha 750 motorcycle, 3\! hp ~ cart 5 hp rotOOIIer, 250ft of 4ott entry serv~e cable, 2 charn saws, 8" 8ack & Oeclter rad~l arm saw, 5 ft 3pt. Mch ~ ~sc. 2 electric winches, pr. 24" &36" bottcutt· er> 200 amp breaker box, 3 pc. liVing rm surte wicoffee & end ta· bles, mrsc. ~ems too numerous to mentK>n Thrs rs a partial lrst· rng- we have many more calls on other ~ems to be 1n day before sale Call us now to drscuss selling your personal propertres now. lunch Served __ ~tione,J, LQ.P Neal-614·3~7-7101 · Alva Clark 614·742-2865 Not responsible for accidents or loss of property. Sonseerhay - {Sonn'y) Garnes Assoc. 446·2707 Eve01n1S ~~W LISTING ~MAttE MASTE - Thls 2 bed ..... room rancher could be yours . Mmutes to town Walk to hospital and schools One car garage. Beautiful yard '$55,000 Call now to see' #822 200 Second Street Point Pleosonl, W.Va. Houting for the elderly ond hondu;apptd . Rent 11 30~. cf adjutted income undtr HUD Section 8 program. To qualify tor the reduced rent your income mu•t be a maximum of $13,250 per yeor for one penon and $15,100 per year for 2 non ketlles w1th stand, 2 wagon wheels, wagon seat, Single trees & neck yokes, 2 w1llow r(Wkers, k1lchen cabmet, porch sw1ng, 2 1ron beds, end'tabJe.JeatJwr lick, school desk, beaut1fut marble top dresser, 2 large a couple. pictures, Crosley radio. Enjoy the security and comforts that are afforded with our rettrlcted bu1ldlng entry system , emergenq calls system, lo.:fnge and community room. Plonn.t activltle• and tor::lal event• provide a relaxed and en;oyable en· vlronmenr. 700 tobacco sticks, 3 wood farm gates, Farmall super #A tractor with mounted cultivators mowing machine, turning plows, blade for Cub Cadet, riding mower lire chains, 3 dog houses, horse cultivators, 2 sets of h'orse harness. 3 po1nt disc, 5 ft New Idea brush cutler, New Holland hay conditioner, 3 pt. side delivery rake. All Utlllfles lnduded In Rent Except Coble ond Telephone Limited number of apartments available for per1ont 40 veors of age and up. Terms: Cash or check with I.D. Lunch by Mercerville Wildcats 4-H Club TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Street Point Pleosonl, W.Va. OWNERS, MR. & MRS. RICHARD HOUCK SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE KENNETH SWAIN & ASSOCIATES 675·6679 NEW LISTING - Portland Area - Former church buildina. Full basement. new siding new steel in· sufated doors, stormwin· dows. Lots ol space. Si· tuate don two lots. $6,000.00. WHAT A DEAL - 124.900 Come sese for yoursen. Cozy 6 rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms, range, drshwasher, storage burldlng and 2 car carport Kyger Creek Schools Large level lot. REDUCED . - .five Poin1s - Newer ranch With approx I acre of beautiful yard Home has 3 bedrooms, I\! baths, eqwpped krtchen. family room, 2 car garage, full basement. wood burner set up, above ground PDOf. central atr, and many other mce features Now only $46,900 00 LAND CONTRACT - v.wi i small down payment th1s 21 acre (arm wrth a 6 room house can be yours Secluded but convement Afl rs fenced for cattle or whatever Has abam, equipment shOO and atig gar· den area. $36,500 00 LOT IN MIDDLEPORT 50'xl20' level lot w1th all utili· over. $8.500.00. -~ ) docjia\CE garage CitY SCfxloiS. GaS hf . .. .....,tUIUI.IIIIII" • SIIJING Ill 20 ~RES OF WOOOLioND~Conlemorary home lea· turmg a solanum w/hot tub wrapved by an open forma l hv1ng and d1mng room w /atn t.~m doors, ma$S1Ve stone hreplace A modern complete k1tchen and a Breakfast nook 2\? b&ths 3 bedrooms w/master su1te, sl1d1ng doors lo a paM area laundry anct mud room. Unfm1shed basement, 2 car garage Vegetable garden and dwarf fruit trees. Shown by appontment LAIIO CONTRACT - 10% Down Paymen\ 10% Interest Rale - l'lsO acn• ol vacant ~nd Black wonut.lots ol woodland AwalerlaU Sec~de<l and priwat• Blacklltp road Priced $20,000 COUIQRY - LR 3 Bl!> I<Jicheo, bi!ltt, utt11~ room. cedir pa~~~~~~~::g;:~:~~· "oind"tlc>neil."iev!iil)p~rancci W.sller. af'ler, ..garden, l6 ""' .~ sell lor $32,000 LAND CONTRACT - Alfame OOme on 65 acre 101 nore or less, 2 or 3 bedrooms, l lh bath,INing room. kitchen utility room. third l:edrOIJ!ll co(j·, t.. used lor lamr~ 1oom. ~ basement unlimshed 2 si!Nes, retrigerato washer and drter tnduded Priced 20s EXCEllENT LOCATION - Walijng drstance lo crty sctoos - n 4 bedroom home 2 ~mt~ rooms,? baths. burN·tn kilchen. hYing lllOOI, tiJirty WANT A FARII1 Then thrs 105 acres of nice laying land may be your dream come true. There IS 6,000 square fpot !lefl burft barn, free li8S and a pro. ducing gas and od well The owner took 3,300 bales of for one cutting last year farm house has 10 rooms a bath, and there are 2 and other outi>Jildings wants an offer ONLY $4.300 12'x60' New Moon mob1le home. 5 rooms. bath w1lh shower, nat gas FA furnace Buy 1t and mo~e 1t or buy rt and move rn by rentmg the lot it is presently srttrng on Phone today H626 $75.00000 REALTORS H1nry E Cleland Jr. SPRING VALLE.Y SUBDIVISION Vacant lots. N1ce size buikhng lots w1th all ut1litres !here. lot SIZe 101 8 by 171.2. Better get one now 992·1191 • • • • #779 WANT SMALL ACREAG£1 - Ideal lor bulld1ng your new oome or 1ust as a good place for getbngawayfrom rt all 75 acres more or less, of rollrng land, Onlled ifflU rural water and septic lank already rnstalled Call for detai~ ~· - MOBIL£ HOM£ PLUS 4Y• acres- lOx SO 1963 mobrle home w\th IO'x26" addrbon 3 bedrooms. bath, hvrng room kochen With range and refngerator Wood burner included located Vinton area 11623 4 BEDROOM- 11h stllf) frame home. located 3 mrles from town Eat rn krtchen. bath, hvmg room. part~al basement WI Ill garage 10 the basement level Home has new rool. new furnace. Priced rn the 30s MINI FARM - 14 ACRES - Oay Townshrp City school dis1r~l Like new 3 bedroom modern house, large comlortable rooms, 2barns recently constructed, one equ1pped with st.lbles !>x acres rertrle land, ~Is of _ _fertillleUnd. lim~• l@S~ been used Tobacc~ base ~ bargarn at l51,500 ~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~. --n~ LOCATION -FINANCING -POOL Thrs well cared tor home has all you need 3 BRs. LR.Iarge family room. spac1ous kitchen, AC, 3 ce1lina fans, abovt ground pool w1th upper nad lower decks. located rn a good nerghborhood. Now the Best Part! All this and more may be purchased on an assumable loan wrlh 9 ~% rates Askrng PriCe $48,000 It won'llast long at thts pnce. Call any hour lor your personal appo~nlmeol. K1ger Creek Scho~s. IIOPER'N RANCH completely remodeled 3 bedrooms, lg modern · k1tchen and brealdast room. L'R , new bath, slttmf on 8ofan acreon St. Rt 554. On top or ground swrmm10g poo Slorage butkling Priced, low 40's EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD - Owners have complete~ remo· deled tth1s home ms1de and out li formal living room w/w b ftre · place. formal dtnmg room modern kt1chen, 3 bedrooms full base· ment lamt~ room w/w b. frreplace and book sh~lves Lg screened Flonda porch Lots of room to build a swtmmmg pool on this lg lot Carden area Carage. Ctly schools Priced, low 60's • TAX SH£LT£R Take a look Ttlts may be JUst what you need to help you on your taxes. 3 BRs,LR. bath, kllchen ,located on a large lot at 7213rd Av& Would make a good rental home. Asklhg Prrce. $16,300 00 .1111 Trussell 949-2660 Oottll Turntr 992·5692 NEW LISTIIIG- 15 acres of vacant land more or less Some good timber, all mineral rights withe propert1 Only $1,900. ~a · m NEW LISTING ~ Modern brick home. 3 bedrooms. lg. ktlchen wilots of cal!lnets, formal living room w/w b ltreplace, full base· ment j¥/edrl kitchen The upstatrs has never been hved m. 2·c•r gange, blacktop dnve. Stora1e burklinp Salellile dis~ O.ner wonts 1o sell all furn~urewHh mote. Cit! SChools. Priced in the 40's. I• 7'12 ACRES, MORE OR HSS ~ Plus 12 yr old 4 bedroom home srtuated 2 miles ofl Rt 554 Over 1300 sq ft. of Irving area rncludes drnmg room eat·in kitchen Owners anxrous lo sell Prrced at $23,500 #794 k THIS l·SHAPED may be 1ust whal you are 1oo rng for! 3 bedrooms 2 full bathsJamily roo11).1¥11b 11· ~ ~ .. replace, heal pump, central a11. 2 car garage. flal lawn $51 900 Call for apporntment today' • #805 room hobby room, workshop, fritit ceMar, screened·m porch, central a1r 9 I II ms OWNERS WANT OFFER - Have lransferred out of town and must sell Attractive 3 bedroom home wrth HI baths fireplace, eqUipped kitchen, fuM basement With let and family room pluS 16'xJ2' ln·ground pool #769 ZOO ACRES - PARADISE lAKE - Year around retreat. located on Hannan Trace Road 3bedrooms, 2 story charming older home. Beautiful stocked lake Wooded rand to hunt deer !fld Wlldlile. Tobacco base. Owner Will sell all or part OWNERS MUST S£lll - Stylish 2 story home built w1th a family •n mmd 3 large comfortable bedrooms, living room w1th fireplace, famrly room 01 4th bedroom, 110 bath, kitchen, ulilrty. Natural gas furnace Storage build mg. In walkmg diStance to schools and downtown. $29,900. Hn 4 PRICE DROPPED TO $54,900 -Immediate pos· sessron. Very nrce 3 bedroom home With full base· ment. Includes: 2 lneplaces. family room, eqtnpped kitchen, I\\ baths, nat. gas heat. central arr plus 16'x32' m·ground pool. large lot off St. Rt 7. 8769 , Cl1984 century 2l Roll Eot«te HARD TO FIND ~ the character and charm ol tl'is family home SpacK>us rooms throughout 6 bedrooms possrble, 2 baths, firep~c• rn hvmg room. kitchen with drnmg area. large front porch, metal garage burn rn 1983, 2 ftat lots Pr;ce reduced to $44,900 Owner wrllrng to l;,ten to reasonable offer 3 bedroom home plus 2 bedroom 12'x6S mobile home Plus add1bonal mobile home space to rent out 3 septic tanks, rural water Shed, 2 run dog kennel Mmutes from Holzer Medrcal Center Good rental Income Only $31.500 mo COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - New bt·level home located north of I® Grande Beaublul decor throughout 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dr~ng room and bath off large master bedroom, French doors to back deck off the dtnrng room. -n~e krtchen, large famrly room. beaut~ul carpet. 2 car garage ~717 ~ Flstwoods Area B11kl that new oome on ap· prox 25 acres w~h abeautdul stocked pond surrounded by peaceful woods lots of road lront.lge. AI mmetal rrghts. Asking $23,500 00. RENTAL PROPERTY - You must see this doul)e on 5th Ave 1n town The apartments are rn good condiOOn Upstairs~ a 2 bedroom mostly furnished Downstm ~ 1 bedroom. Natural gas, arr conditioners, fenced yard Good possrbilrtres H783 RIVER VIEW- 4 bedroom ranch With full competed basement 3 baths, fam1ly room, beautiluf m·ground pool wrth decl< plus refreshmenl bar and bath. Garage in basement level, office area Central arr and heat Approx. 2 acres 11762 NEW QN MARKET - Start out or retrre in thiS 3 bedroom mob1le home Extra large.porch. I acre lot C1ty schools. $32,000. STAT£ IIOUTE 160 - Remodeled 2 story 4 bedroom oome near North Gall~ Higll School FuMy 1nsulated, I~ kitchen, electrrc heal 84 acre yard Priced at $ 8763 .ooo TWO FOR THE PRICE Of ON£ - NICELY R£MGO£l£D 2 story, 3 bedroom home wrlh approx. I \1 acre lawn 45'x45' barn. garage Plus I I+ story re· modeled 3 bedroom home. Both pnced \ogether at $45,000 H86 THE PRICE IS RIGHT! -lois of '1ender lovmgCare" really shows rn th~ house. 3 bedroom. two ful baths, formal dmmg room. basement 2 car garage, metal barn, extra fenced lot Much more St Rt 141. $37,500 #787 POSSIBILITY OF LOAN ASSUMPTION - Allractrve home wrth rn~itmg countf'l settm~ 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large dmmg area, krlchen wrth drshwaslter, spacK>us IMng room, unfrnrshed lamrly room, 2 car attached garag~ heat pump, cenlral ilr Low mamtenance Over ooe acre ollevellawn.Wrlhrn 8-mrlt! of town. City Schools $59.900 #780 UNBELIEVABLE 2 or 3 bedroom Cape lAd style home. LJke new complete burlt·m krtchen. new bathroom, some~ ca~pel Electnc, county water, sepbc system Partral basement St Rt~ 141. Unbelieveable-a1 $12,500 ~786 FOil THE INV£STOII - 4800 SQ. ~. commerctal bu1ldmg. Office area, sales space, s101age space. 3 rental unrts. 2bedroom mobile horne, 2 apartments All presently rented Good rnrome Excellent IO·town location N712 NEW LISTING- Shoestr1ng IMge on lop of lhe world with graciOUs suburban lrvtng at rts best 3 bedroom~ 110 baths. W1l fireplace m liv1ng room. kitchen with beautiful cabinets. d1nrng room, Ullllty room. I \l car attachOO garage. Heat pump, central arr. 85'x300'1ot. loan assumpfion. low mterest. Outstandrng buy m5 MAKE US AN OffER - I acre and attractive frame ranch located near Mercerville. 3 bedrooms, hvrng room. eat<n kitchen, 2 blths, basement Heat pump, woodburner. Rural water. 2 car garage. H705 . ration & trUSltlf for thP NAF. Ill and •• - trademarts offtntury 21 Real E.~ate ('nrporatlnrl PrinttMI in I .S..\ Equal II•.u,ln~ ( ~~rlurtuml~ 1il Co rpo , 1 #766 --INCOME PROOUCER -live rn one and rent the other OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SEll - Owners have inoved and..must sell thiS mce 3lledroom bnck and frame . home near town. Includes I \1 baths, full basement with family room and rec. room. lirepface, natural gac • and celitral arr. Pnced at $49,900 acres kit with garden.~u~ !tees 10d 111ape O'OOr, Home has been well cared lor. Energy ellic..,t RENTAL- 2 mobtle home lots w1lh water $45 00 per month K1ger Creek School OtSirtct acre~~e7 VACANT LOT - CITY OF GALLIPOLIS 40'xl30"1ot H651ocated on Mad1son A,. . Gallrpolis. All utilitieS. Only $5,900 H620 NEW LISTING - Own81s must sell now! 3 bedroom mostly remodeled home on approx I acre m Green Twp New krtchen, tnsulated. new walls, new 200 A breaker, p~ce lor woodburner. Needs some work Gteen Elementa!'l $21,000. ~ • • · ~11782 #815 -~- --~- INCOME OPPORTUNITY - Owners have retired and are very anx10us to sell rental property The price has been reduced on th~ bu•ness burldrng and 3 mobile homes Located on 2 lots With all utilities Th~ property rs rn a pnme locatiOn and are all presen~y rented Call today for all the details ~m lQO.KIIIJt .EOB ...MI!!!l!Y Hl~~'f~.::::;.-!' INVESTMENT INCOME Need a home plus an Income? Who doesn"tl We hJve 1ust what you need! lovely modern home plus 10 rental motel units in excellent condition Completely furnrshed . All you have to do IS mqve 1n. Approx 8 ac1es and stocked pond located on a state hrghway You can own your own busmess Just call for more detarls . 11599 #800 NEW LISTING- And abg bargarn 3bedroom moble home that rs mostly furnrshed oluated on a I acre lot near North Gallra HS Includes 12'xl5" addrbon plus a new 24'x2{J!etached garage $25,900 · GREEN ACRES- Newly carp~ed 3 bedtoom, modern room comb. "'h "'dtng REiiUCED'd'l room. .n~e car #m 3 barns. shop, garage. water system Lots of tillable land or pasture, tpbacco base Some farmmg tools mcluded On ly $60.000 #793 1 room • • lull basement plus 2 car garage and very acre tree studded yard $43 500 POMEROY,O. 992·2259• . IIEMTOI ' 1 E . "M:.ilnUiiiQWJ...I appointment . I ADORABLE HOM£. NEAT AND COMPACT - 3 bedroom~ nrce krtclten wrth drning area hvrng room bath, l~rng room, attached garage, affic fan. new sash w1ndows. fenced backyard Good location NEW LISTING- 4 RENTAL UNITSt~al umts and I offrce located rn town Everythrng rented presently except olf1ce Poss1 ble gross rn· come of $925 monthly Pnced to sell at $39.900 ~~~~~~ ~l!~~~iiiill!!l!:fl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ip~,o;peirjtrejs~m~go~oidicjon~di't~roni~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~ ~ OflJce Hours: 9 o.m to S p m.. Mondov·Frlday or call lor PHONE 256·1552 REDUCEn lQ UIUKKL·= ~per movi~g qul,of town and Spacious 3 bedroom home w1th 2 baths equrpped k1tchen. dm· mg room, electnc centra l a1r, wood burner 31h acre yardd barn l ois of trees. #79 NEW LISTING- REALLY AFFORDABLE- Move rrght rnto th1s remodeled 1\1 story home Situated over 2 acres 3 bedrooms, bath, fo1mal drnrng, familY room Gatage Cellar C1ty schools Approx 110 m1les from crty $35.000 #816 lireo. e1,900. 2 tirao G7B· 14 in. Call 614·446·2867. SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME ~~AIIIU-1fl HAVE-WHAt It-tAilS IU--1· FIND THAT SOMEONL CALL USII TWIN RIVERS TOWER • -•rl•~~•inn•rl~ l a;;;;;;;;,~;,.;; ties 'available. Beautiful VH!W of 1 sets, · hotplate, , bookcase, upholstered chair, kid's ~an1ty, wnnger washer, stand table, 2 VinYl re· uliners, 2 sets coffee & end tables, Ironing board, TV,. Sunray gas range, Tappan gas range, Windows, Jotut coal & wood heater, metal top table, floor model stereo, drop·leaf table, several table tamps. NEW LISTING- SO MUCH FOR SO tractive brrck and frame ranch . 3 ho,bnn.m<, 2 baths, outstandrng krtchen . 2 car garage Slorage bu1ldmgs Immaculate rnsrde and out Approx l 'h miles H MC. Call for appomtment today. Stutes Real Estate is announcing the opening of a new branch office at 186 Cross Street, Jackson, Ohio. This new office is being operated by our new salespersons. Freda and Alice Hill-614-286-4496. 1978 Chryaler Cordoba one 8610 IN PART: Couch & charr, 275 gallon fuel 011 fuel 011 heater, treadle sew1ng 1 room • 446-42Q6 owner. good condition. new I 3 home m a very desrrable lo· calron and close to Holzer hosp1tal. Thrs home has a formal entrance, a large li~· rng room. a nice large k1tchen w1th lormal dmmg area and garage Th1s home rs Situated on a large well la ndscaped lot wrth cham link lenced·rn yard, Also na· tural gas and central air ... #4 - Rf AIIOJI' Jirm. Coli LUXURIOUS Counly Estate w1th 31nd~ana stone frreplaces, mcludmg one m a master surte. 4 BR total, 2\7 baths, 112 acres more or less.1ust short drstance from Gallrpolis ThiS custom built log home features nearly 3700 sq. ft . of beautifully decorated and well planned lrvmg. Stunnmg lrvmg and dmmg area w1th beaul1ful hardwood floors . The lo~ely krtchen IS fully equipped and desrgned for conve01ence. Central heatrng and arr. Attached garage, mcludes 5 room carelaker home. Located from Gallipolis take Rt. 7 south 3 miles to Rt. 218, go 10 miles to Rt. 790, turn right, go 2 miles. Ll IN work, 3 LOTS PLUS 8 ROOM HOME Heatley Addrtron to Bidwell 4 bedrooms, built·rn cabrnets, dbl. sis srnk, shrngle roof, wood or coal hater Apple trees. side porch. rural waler syste A steal at $14,900. You better be the frrsl 11622 PATRIOT AUCTION BARN From Gallipolis. take Rt. 141. Turn left onto Rt. 775, turn right onto Patriot-Cadmus Road . Watch for signs, L ESTATE Real Estate General OWNER - CURTIS JENKINSON 8 · - - - - 197&-Horiton S. wrth 3 or pos· s1bly 4 bedrooms, k1tchen wrlh burlt·rn cabmets. storm wmdows and doors located on state hrghway Ptrced M $39.000 W1ll consider trade. Call for your apiro(nt. ment now. ·• ··-·"'· 12.200.00 olton 5.00 PM. 304·875·81 59. ' . -- '79 Chevette. air. 4 1p, new clutch. new tires. PH. OFFICE 446.7699 rron. I match box. small copper kettle, wood caornet whot.ru>l mrrror, miSe drshes. prnk & cut glass. ~ehr~,~~;~:~:;~~ calendar, pictures. 22 Marlin Model 39 rrfle · barrel. old prpe collectron, crumb tray and lots of other m1sc "HOUSEHOLD" Early Amerrcan studio couch , krtchen table & 4 charrs, chest ol drawers, Magnavox TV, stereo & radro, solid cherry hand· made desk. tables. lamps baby bed, bassrnet, card table foldmg charrs, smgle bed complete, cabmet base, shelf, Alas· kan 1ce cream freezer. large pressu re canner, m1sc. linens mrsc pots, pans & drshes and lots more, Sears sewmg machme & olher "MISC." Screw and ·bumper·1acRs, push lawn mowers, mrsc carpen· ler, garden & hand tools, vrce, grrnder. saws and lots more - _ . ..... •• 1874, Z28. L·82 onglno, moke offer, 304·89&·3472 or B95·3917. THE WHOll COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TEU THE WHOll WOitLD? PUBLIC AUCTION NEW LISTING- COUNTRY. BUT CLOSE- Th1s mce rancll home w1th .7 acre lot IS only 3\1 mr les from Gallipolrs Includes 3 bedrooms, fam1ly room wrth frreplace, l 1h baths, mce large back lawn lor garden or recreat1on area Green School Orstnct Fmancmg avarlable to qualifred buyer #823 1976 Molibu Cla ..lc. Runo , good. 1500.00. Call 614· .---·-"-·- 992-2!78.. ·-~ •Willis T. Ludin&llam. ~ullor. Ph. H- ~·n39 Specials galore Easter and Annive'r1ary happening in seme weak. Birds. tanks. ~elected flth, all on special. Many mora specials and Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Microwaves. TVs, Stereos. etc. Come in and sign up lor several free ap· pliances of your choice given away. (T.V. SATELLITESI Now In stock - Now offering for 2 weeks -FREE 25 inch color TV w/purchase of 8ft. spun aluminum dish. DeKellreceiver. rotor lor each of all satellites. installed, the whole works for JUSt $2195.00. • Real Estate General largo c.ago,.naoling box. ~1 -·----·--~ _8_ ....J>ublic bBIIe.-·--·-·~·-··-··---·1·1· Call614· 388·9763 & Auction sant, 304·676·2063 18 Plymouth Fury Ill, 58 Buick opociol, 73 Dodge• pickup. Calll14·448·3989 7 Guernsey m1'lk cow an d h f If 7 0 11 at er ca , goats, a as Cadle. 304~ 773·521 8. 1 male and 1 female Cock· a· April 1. Ftsh Taok, 2413 Jackson Ave. Point Plea- CALL '' Reg11tered Appaloosa mare for sale or trade. Call 614992·3884 after 6:00p.m ager P.D Bo• 637. Shelby· Call 814·245·9540 after ville, IN 46178. 5 30PM . (I ..,_ 1982 Honda CM 45DC. 1917 ?ly. GTX 440 Utile Champ 4. Allin CoU 111 ofttr 6:30PM. IW'Io ASSUMAILE LOAN, 3 botlrooms, 2 baih1, t.nHy room. Lonly kitchon witlt dilhwaohtr, rolrig.. rattgt, utra cabinois, liar. 2 tar garage. Patio. Allola<lric. Heal pump. Air Cond. blra IMUiation. garage--door ·&--·!-."~; " exC. cORd':· can 'R1<0::~1 Hitv for sa18S1 .26 per bale; 446·7838 after 5PM . Call&l4-246-9316 . ano re· sponsible party to take over 814-332-9746 collect. low monthly payments on spinet piano Can be teen 2 t 445 L & F d locally. Write Crudit Man· rectors ong or · 82,600 each 1 milk cow. good engine, e1.75D. Call 814·448·4117. 114·288·8622. •• _,_ - door. clean. exc cond. e1,495.00. Coli oflor 5 PM 304·575·3485. ' bing Qhla lmm1culate. C•ll horses, alto g8ited --'--!--- 'OnerlngttliU\l~llll'~lmi>I~T>tt'5~-ltt~- 1976 Mercury Montiago, 4 new itre1, 1880 Chevy Chevotto one owner. 4 new tire1, 43,000 mlleo, 11,99&. 1978 Muo· 814·286·2496. Saddle AM~FM, REAL TQ·R® ~ea~~u~-675-3968 ~ 11:000. Call 814·448 · • _,... """'""-"' -· _7;168 ~ ........,,... - -·~· '-""~ Frelh Holstein heiferl. alto cows, D HI records, AI ajred, alto Reg. Holttein bulla. Call Freezer beef. Set of turning trans, .., control, AM·FM 8 track, priced reasonable. delivered free 'Call Don,,Col(. Patriot. ·....=:;:t• 1979 Chevette. 4 dr,, auto ·· -~c< - .,, 1882 Camero automatic 301 engine. AC, cru118 Reg. Polled Hereford cow- :. County Sport, 304·675· .· Crulu . Tilt, AM·FM 1973 Olch Put Nu1nber.t to work for.yQ~; Yesterday's! Jumbles CASTE AGATE MEADOW CRABBY OWNER MUST SELL Nightcrewlers, Elzabeth Long ()ng~o~ard Real Estate General • AC, 1 Mlrrill c.tw lsaiiOI-379-2184 Wy " - lsallut_-~58 .1m Cacttn.-Realtor-446-7Q1 Vtrginia SnWih-laaltor-3U·II26 Pass Opening lead: +5 .. AT. Judy DIW'tlt-llealtor-318-8155 Ea11 Pass '" condi~ion . lttnt Autos for Sale clothing surplus) Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North .- 1883 lllock Corn.oro. Excol· 71 Pen, Pencils) factory repre· • A6 phono Autoa for Sale aentath'•· Sam Somervile. 864 •KQJ • ~'nO......-:>-="-< 71 cieltiee, (Book matchal. 304·675·3334. meal Auto• for Sale lmprint•d Adverti1ing Spe- (Army nows. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0·5 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. BACH omCEIS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED ANDOPBIATED. ·- �........... .. .... .. . ~"' -' The 71 Autoa for Sale 1977' LTD Landau Ford. lo1ded, no ruat. 7 tire• end whMia. tpere never und. 304-882-2476 Trucks for Sale 72 LAFF-A-DAY 1983 4x4 S-10. Coli 614446·1347. ~L 1982 C· 10 Chevy auto, PS, PB, AC. tilt wheel, AM-FM, radio, $5,000. Call 614.245 -587Q. a. 4 W.O. 73 73 V1ns 1978 lnternettO,.,.I Scout 4x4. 307. PS. Pl. 11.000. Coli 614-388-8317 oftor 6. Vans a. 4 W.O. 1978 F100 Ford von ..r. pettd thrOughout, aut. ps, 3111 Wlndoor engine. 304· 6711-3971!. New 1986 NIHion PU 4x4. lliOO miles. sliding reer win· dow, King cab, long bad, 74 March 31, 1985 March 31, 1 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Times-Sentinel 74 74 Motorcycles Motorcycles 387-7860. 1967 Home lmprovefT!en.t • Business Senices Civif & (riminel" ldontifiortion & lnwrtiyotioii Sti:uritr fiN' lndusuiat, (omMtfdol & ~rhtafe Loodod . Coli 614·9492273. ·992-7463. . tOw . 304-882- Ford pi•ck·up shc>rtb.,d. 302. 4 spood overdrive. low miles. Call . 1973 Ford F-260, '.4 T 614· 949-2301 or614-949· . 8600 . .Ci111614-448-92.24. 2095. SALE OR TRADE F-600 ' 1969 Ford 800 Ford truck; Edison Mayes, M~GHEE 'R,enl~ Real Estate General ·. 30:!-675..: 1868. 304-576-2998. 446-9266. .. ·. . . $3260. ___ ~ Rot1ry or cable tool drilling. •. 1181 Honda 900 Super • 8,700 mlleo. ••• t2,000.00. 304·458· Mot1 weHs completed : 76 .... 304-89&-3802. Now Boats and Motors for Sale parking lou. Any Replace old 446-0008 ·: Shekeape~r'e trofling motor ~ 12 lb. thrust, •ss. Bullding-:- rem.odellng. dry· well, kitchen-bathroom installed. door-window tram· ing. vinyl and alumn aiding. 1 out· • boord engine 3•r.. HP. t80. ; Call 614-367-7238. • 17 ft. roofing, 304-676-2440. Creatliner, 185 :· inboard_- outboard. power ; trim flrop. power trill" tOe, B2 ; trf·houl. 304-876-8288. 1979 OatsQn 210, itandard shift.·soma rust. $1.600.00. 304·458-1853. Real Estate General 1984 cond .. Ford Ranger exc. 12.600 miles , S7,500 9981. Call 614-388- GALLIA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE On Raccoon Creek, near OWNER FINANCING pic:.-.,.,=,,J~~~~~~l!k~lJ to St. Rt. 7. y, mile access A deal you can't beat. $3,000 down poyment, Ohio River. an1rra•. 11 "'o A.P.R., 6 year t1rm m.!!l'lthly poyment of 40004 f ·of i.ii;iFihi1ri:+ll--t?o9:~i fltlceairt $14,0011. Rtmodeied 4 tage, creek can accomyears ago. Wiring, plumbing, septic syst1111 ,.. FARM FOR SALE modate larger pleasure placed. Natur.al gas furnace. Cellar, storogt ~ 11.5 A. with 14x70 mohome. Two . large bile Uariis, 1500" lb.- iuiiiccQ · base. Underground cellar. 614-256-9392 boats. Owner seeking private sale to investors building. Approx. (ii4)d:::~~~W·;-4~~~ CENTURY 2"1 Southern "tills R.E., Inc. 0766. 1 ocre lawn. more St. in Middleport. Custom Wheels. ,. '88 Chevy truck for partt only. S100.00. 304·6758762. · EIIINC:ED WOOD IEALTY SAIISPIISONI - - --- · r ,~w;;-,rr,-;,lly-,,- 77 Auto. Rl!!)Air_ : ---- ' l1" , \ t J t (, ull iJ''' ·111 .CIU-, Persons Body Shop. Locust t Rd . PI.Pieasant. Put K&K . Free Estimate•. 814 ·986· ' 28 ft . prowler Camping trailer . Ges and electric heat. . Tub and shower. air condi - tion. 82600.00. Coil 614742 -2556. Camp.ing trailor. self contained over 20 Ft .. Private bedroom. bath , tandem whHis. 1976. Call 614· : 992-5448. 83,000. · '81 Perry Tarurus 32ft trevel · trailer, · 304-676·2556 or : 1!75-3862. . Services a~olher - ~- i #128 81 WHAT A BUY!- 72 rolling acre farm, 3BR home, eKcellent tobacco barn and 2 car garage building for only $37,500! Not many bargains like this around anymore. Home also includes eaf.in kitchen, living room, dining room and nice clean bath and it provides an outstandong VIew of Galloa County ridge tops. Don't hesitate or you'll miss out on this buy #239 .' . .. , I II I :.7:. I " Xi I . 'Aj I ' :• ~ : : • · 'LOCATION 'LOCATION 'LOCATION - The 3 most important features to look for when buymga home This localion will please the most d1scnm•· nate buyer-in town on Holcomb. Hill. 3 or 4 bed· rooms, wife approved country k1tc~en w1th fire· place, formal dining, 2 baths. family room w1th l1 · replace, rec . room. and garage. Nice view ol the cily. Owner transferred. Must sell. #104 BE COMFORTABLE IN THE COUNTRY- 1748 sq. ft. ranch home with lull basement fealures 3 bed· rooms, kitchen large enough for 2 or 3 cooks, 21i· replaces (Buck stove in living room) and plenly ol elbow room on 2 acres. Plus oversized 2 car gar· age with breezeway and large patio. Asking $54,900. #426 NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE!- You 'll be proud ev time you pull i driveway of this oul· brick ' which i I bylhe large which features center 1sle range, exposed b~ck and beautrlul solid oak cab1· ~-----N210 nets. Home has 4 BRs, 3 baths, LR and FR. DR and FOUR IN ONE BUSINESS: - Exxon gas stat1on, much more. Large lot and a half in afaily oriented three bay garage, restaurant and carryout With HAVE WE GOT A DEAL FOR YOU! - 2·mobile neighborhood. Don't postpone• your happiness, drive·thru window. All doong good. Located on .U. homes: a 12x65 Marlette w1th ex pan do in ex~elRIO SPECIAL- NEAR CAMPUS- Buy for home call today. Reduced lo $84,900 S. Rt. 35 at Henderson, WV. Mostly new, well bu•lt lent shape. 3 BRs, complete kitchen and DR. gas or renlal. 5 rooms with full basement on 60x200 N205 3500 sq. II. building. Has office, storage area , resheat AND an older 12x60 New Moon in A· I shape IWO lot. Shade trees, good gardden area. Priced at only trooms, 24x24 canopy over pumps. Gar agAe ha s with 2 SR and mostly lurnished. Also 20x40 hgar·sste~!eYrahl 0muetbuwttltdhnlgsargeH lawn, ga rdden tshpace beandd $27,600. # . . 0 1 · orne tnc 1u es ree 312 two 10x10 overhead doors and one 10x1 2.· 11 o1n age. All on a42'x387' lot and all for only $22.500. • · FHA LOAN ASSUMPTION- Low down payment, · 100'xl30' co(ner lot. Included in price are three ~212 rooms, HI bath, lull basement and attached gar· low monthly payment~. 2 story home on Bulaville hoists alignmenl rack, Sun computers, trre chana~e: Inside finished ~rth Tongue & Groove Knotly COMPACT HOME_ SEEMS MUCH LARGER - ·3 · Rd . Nice peaceful setting, 3 RRs. 1bath, largeeatPERFECT FORTH£ FAMILY!- Home and 5 acres Prne walls, hardwood lloors. Well insulated wood · be · h b · · h .. -in kitchen, living room,·dinrng room and full base· ger b'rake drum equipment and olher garage b f · b rn $52 000 ' drooms, I \7 bat s, 1a or savong kite en, Ull 11ly toois. Also, walk ·ln cooler. Call for appointment to on 141 offers plenly o room or ratslng a ee or u er. ' . room, dinmg/hving area and central air. Large 2 ment. Forced air wood burner and eleclric furnace vis•t lhls succeslul busrness. Owners want tore· two, or some horses, gardden and a small pond. #2Jli car garage. Best set of storage cabinets we have lo heat efficiently. New deck. 9'h% •nlerest. Re· life Asking $185 000 Home offers 3 BRs, attractive kitchen and dining 2 MILES FROM TOWN - Attractive Cape Cod seen. Assumable mortgage. All on nice lands- · d~ced to $34.900. ' · N351 room, unfinished family room with woodburner slyle home on 2 acres offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. #236 · and full basement. Reduced to $44,900. nice complete kitchen with a·den off trom it, living ~:fc~ ~~t $Sn .~ 5 · ·35 by Sunkisl Subdivision. N213 room and donmg area. hardwood floors and counH307 try view add to value of home. Easy lo heal. GarYOU CAN BUY THIS ONE RIGHT! A httte fixin' up WHERE CAN YOU BUY a 3 BR bi-level home with den space. Buyer's Prolection Plan warranls BEAUTIFUL 2 STORY COUNTRY HOME just off Rt. can go a long way! 2 story home 1n good state of eat·in kilchen, 2 full balhs, liv1~g room and family home components lor a lull year alter ·sale. I60. 1 mi. from hospital. Plenty of comlortable repair. Perfect for small or medmm sized family: MOVE TO THE COUNTRY, BUT DON'T SACRIFICE room with fireplace, hardwood floors, gas heat. $39 900 -room for any ~ze family. 4-SBRs,lamilyroom,liv- · 3-4 BRs, I 'h balhs, living room and family room A THING - Very attractive clean home ~n 775 central air, and 1 car garage in a nice residential ' . #209 ing room, dining room, equipped kitchen with lots with woodburner hookup. Sets on 5 acres uf just off 141. Offers, country leatures hke acres . neighborhood for $22,000~ Give us a call to find of cabinets, plus 2 rooms in basement. 15 peaceground with mature trees. garden spot and good of ground, beautiful view and peace and quill, out LOOKING FOR A HOMESITE?- Here's 7 acres fulacres for raising small crop, large garden, beef river frontage with nice beach area . 18x18 out· but w•lhoul g1ving up conveniences of modern hv· · N228 lhal include small woods, creek, excellent road or hor.;es and beautiful yard. Also rncludes en · building w1th attached carport. Home has new ing. 3 BRs, liv1ng roo'!' with woodburner, drmng RIVER VIEW_ 1,h slory, 3 BR home offers LR frontage and plenty of flat land for your new closed pool and large heated garage and work· carpet and paneling, 2 fireplaces and balcony room and equrpped k•lchen. and 2 full baths. 2 ,JJJb ~Q~ DR hardwood floors electric heat. home. GoodJocatt~,n JI!Jit off Rt,.L4l.P..W.~~shop. Ouiet.~CJ~ok.~l•on, Perfect place to rarse (ovedookrn,;!~J· II really has a lot ol potentral car garage. $62,800 ~~~,~42- T car garage ·'ftt:1'223lJif.""""=·~·~"~-'"iiary. '$1'0;'51JO'Riiafs chmf'"" a famify. , and tt Clft ghl--ritlll-at $2.9.500.- - . ' ' N225 M237 _ . N240 , •242 I I I I I I I 1 I 5 00 I · BASEMENT WATERPROOFING • . Unconditional lifatime gua· : rantee. local referef!cea · furnished . Fr~'a etti!T"at,es. ' Call collect 1·814·237· : 0488. day or night ..Rogen >' Basement Waterproofing. Real EJtate General : TEAFORD ' Real Estate w .~IAITQ ' ·' 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(814)-992-3325 NEW LISTING - 20 cres more or less. new home under construction aboul 40x28 in Lebanaon Twp. Just $16,000. COUNTRY - Like new 3BR ranch with lighted pool. Carpeling, full basement, only a few years old. I I I 1 II I I I I ..________________________________________________________.. 3 Marcum Roofing 8i Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. ·30 years experience. 1pecializing in built up roof. MIDDLEPORT - N. front 2- aols-on cor.ner lot for garage well maintained, Kyger Creek school~ , , · Homo Improvements · Call614-388-9857. ,I ........ I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 B. J. Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker- 245-6276 David E.. Wiseman - 446-.9656 ,_ R & M Furniture Manufac· turing, St·. . R t . 7. Crown We'll do itl Coli 8-14-256· 6261 offer 6,QOPM . . .City. Oh. Call 61'4· 256- Umestone , gravel . iand . fill dirt and coal delivered. 304· 1470. call Eve . 614· 446· 3438. Old & new Uphostered. 676-4412. Sewer .............$3.70 Ell ...................$1 .00 1" 160# Waler ...... 19• 1" Gas Pipe ............. IS• "F"' Dtllmg" PH. 304-295-7845 Mineral Wells, W. Ya . Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 81 4·446·3888 or Excavating Call for 1972 16' travel trailer. Call W.HAT WOU.J.D YOU OFFER?- For this line home on Jay Dnve with featues to please the entire fam · ily. 3·4 bedrooms, 2'h baths. den, huge family room with Vermont casting woodburner, garage, patio and fenced backyard These features plus city scchools. triendly neighbors and good location makes this the home lor wh1ch you've been searching. t1sled at $67 ,000 but owner is anxious lo sell and is fleXIble on price. #401 you -need '•omething ,or l'!aul•d awily? 4"4" Plumbing & Heating 83 prices 304-895 -3456, Since 1971. and money inslalling a new home. 3 bedrm . mobile home Sltualed in Perry Twp. on Approx. 1.75 acres. 18'x30' wage and 1Q'it10' cellar house. Price for $21.500.00. SllliNG YOUR lEAL ESTATE IS IIG IUSINESS..... . : 614-388·8689. MOTIVATED SELLER of 3 BR qualitY home, 6 NEW LISTING- SWISS MOUNTAIN CHAL~T-- . rooms'" all Convenienl kitchen wmrqua11tyca1t•· ... --Nmled amonfth!'fr~ei with i "gorgeous vi ew oT nets. Hardwood lloors 1n good condition . Located lake and valley, partiaiiJ describes the setting of on old Rt. 35 ju st east ol Thurman . Buyer Protecthis outstanding home. Quality built throughoul, il tion Plan lor one year alter purchase . Just under 1 leatues a great room w1lh a breathtaking fireplace ac. ol land . Bargain pnced at $27.600. nsing to the cathedral ceiling, 3 bedrooms. walnut #314 woodwork , loft. decks and an extra large garage •)" .:.!'"'<","'' ·· ·.~ ...• ~ wit h its own ceramic !lied bath. Truly and eKcep· ~ •. "" ~. · tiona I home located on 2.44 acres of lake prop· erly. Call today. #400 •, YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED!. - Owner has done a beautiful job ot redecorating this older 2 story. do except move in. Includes 3 i Do 1183 Sec. Ave., Gallipolis . 614 -446-7833 or614·446· 1833. ~RODUCTS 8 & M TIRES. Tire deals. ·&Campers . #302 614·367-0623 or 614·3677741 night or d•Y· TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP PLASTIC PIPE · 283 chevy parts. 244 Syca- · 79 Motor$ Homes LESS THAN I YR. OLD mobile home 14x70 in mint condition Most oflurniture included in price Also inc ludes almost \7 ac. of land with utilitiesin place All w1th ni ce shade and quiet setting. All lor only $25.000. Kan's w,ter Service . Wetls, Cialerna. poolt filled . Phone · $SAVE$ JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1, 80K 366, Galli· polls. Call 614-367-0576. ·. 226 Motor and transmis:.r sion, want to sell by pans. . .:::::===:::::::::.:=::::::: t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ---- __ I Upholstery CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING !arms, 101 acres m/1, Creek bottomland , pond, new fences, la.rge barn, several other buildings, large tobacco base. 3 BR 2 baths, located on Cadmus 4174 , I eat-on k1tchen feature of all is ume move~ . ONLY $30,.000. country setting. Pines, 2 acres free gas well. Newer 3 Take a look! Priced at $47.500. MMR 537-Total 3 bedroom ranch. L1ke new inside and oul . One car garage, maintenance free outiside. Nice yard. Hutchison Subdivision, Rutland. Sells lor $36,500. MMR 559-Neal as can be. Thi• 3 bedroom h·orne is a great starter home. Aluminum Siding, storm doors and windows. Large livmg room Wllh woodburner. Energy efficient. Located in Racine, our selling price is $29,900. MMR 560-A 60'x270' lot. 2 bedroom home with Anderson Windows. new siding, basement. Located on Lincoln He~ghts Selling price $24,900. MMR 561-You'll have to~ straighllo the bank afler you see thrs one. 3 bedrooms, ltvrng room with frreplace, dining roo!ll. famrly room, study, 2\7 baths, large utility. There's shelves and unique lighting throughout. Double porches, 2 car garage. All this and more!' On a 130'x180'.1ot in Middle. port. Shown by apt. .MMR 555-Localed on the river fronl this home has a won~erful vtew a~d d~utilc vo•chcs tu enjuy it. 4- bediooms, diiF ong room, eat·m ktlchen, bath, large uti lily. Owner will negotiate on tllis onet Asking $25.000. 87 day. Pump aalet and nrvl· Gar- MMR 539-Spiing Special 2·story, 4 bedroom home. dining handcr.afted kitchen tab1nets, 2 balhs and full baseand small yard with outbuildings . All for just' Ford dump truck, steel bed, good solid truck ___ Garage kept,- full dre11. never down, good cond. Call 814· 'M. L."Bud" McGHEE Broker Cheryl Lemley, Meigs Coun1y Associale Phone 742-3171 ·~wt· \ Private lnvestlptor licensed In Ohio · : · FS81 Hondo 110. cuotom • 21500 mitel.. *"ceHent condi· . • lion •1200. 304-895-3012 : oftor 5 ;,_ p.m. Real Estate General 614· PH. 614-446-6288 RICHARD l. WISEMAN cxeoo.' ...... 1111 mil••· auto., 1984 Dodge Carevan. auto. 82200.00 Call 614· 3 614-367-0203. 81 Motorcycles 73 Honda 7110 K3. 4 cyl .. 1978 Ford F1 00 pickup. PS. · ' dump truck with 14 • good mechanical cond. Home .. Improvements Times- WISEMAN _ INVESTIGATION . & SECURITY 11100. Coli 814·982 · 6524. Trucks for Sale 81 1880 Suzuki LS7110 4 cyl .. 4 Olroko, Under 8,000 mi. Adult ridden, never obuood. with occo.... 11,800. Coli 814-448-4171 . 78 Ford E·1DO Econollno Ven. 78,000 : 72 Motorcycle• The 1878 CJ-6. Golden Eogle. PS, P8, low mileage, good cond, . 14,500. Call 014· . 448-9700. . . apeed. AM •FM, Michelan r1diela, extra clean. 614- 304- 876 ~ · Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. · 110.1100. Coli 1114-446· 7019. 1982 Ford Eocon. 2 do"'. • · '73 Monte Ca~o. 7602. ~I COUNTRY - Good 7 rm. one floor plan. full base· ment, 1furnace,woodburner, dbl. garage and level acre. . \ . r.uTLAND - 2 story 6 rm .. home. 2 enclosed porches. I ~ baths on 2 level lots. 5 ACRES - Southern schools. Build your own. Only $6,500 COUNTRY - 3 BR. base· ment, drilled well, root eel· lar, woodburner, gas fur· nace for backup. 2.8 acres. $25,000. ' WHAT YOU'VE BEEN tOOK1NG-fOR -LOWPRICED BEGINNERS HO-ME!- -3 BR In-town convemence. exira mce lot measures ranch style home offers LR, kitchen, bath and 87 by 174, 3 or 4 BRs, large.k•tchen, LR. DR. utility room, gas heat, new siding, city schools. bath. 1 lront porch and small screened Call for more information . back gas heat. unattached one car gar"" a,ge, .~ar.llor an appoinlment. .... ~~ . = ::U"'t'A~ TOWNgH:r~ ?Cf}o\:i~S mVi~ Vi: located soulh of Mercerville. Approx. 20 A. WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 30 acres. more or lable. Balance woods. tobacco base. O~ner less, near Mud sock, 1\7 story home, large barn will help finance . .. and tobacco base . $27,900. RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Offers swim ming~~oatin] an'lflisli ing:'loB1ze'IS"100x60G room, 'o~ai~.~.~~~~~~U~ri!j~I1~~~~~;·-~&W~~ and has electnc. water tap and sept1c tank. · Call lor an · Call tor more deta1l s. · - · 103 ACRES, M/1., SPRINGFIELD TltiP.- Ap· REDUCED TO $35.000 - NEAR HOLZER- prox. 96A. tillableland,olderhomehas5BRs, Th1s ranch style home offers .3 BRs. kitchen , bath, LR, kitc~en . county water, 40x60 pole 22x24 ·FR. LR, bath , central a11, woodburmng bldg., 40•60 tobacco barn, various other out· stove , electnc heat, 16•28 unattached garage. buildings. " KC school distnct. · OWNER FiNANCING- JOY,%- ADDISON PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED! OWNER TOWNSHIP - 8.8 acres more or less vacant SAYS SELL THIS MONTH! - Rio-tenterpoi nl land on Bulaville·Porter Rd. Electricity, seP.tic Rd. (Cherry Ridge) . Approx . 75 acres wood- tank, spring, rural water available. Asking land, fronts on 2 roads. county water availa · $10,900, . ble . $250 per acre. YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED.... wilh this 3 BR bi·. A STYLE OF ITS OWN .... describes this lovely level located just minutes from town. Also lea· white brick home with 3100 sq. lt., 3 or 4 bed : tures 2~ baths, LR, kitchen, carpeling. heat rooms, 3 batfis, 20x40 FR, dining room, pump, city school distr~ct. Call lor more infor· kitchen with OW, displ., microwave and trash matmn. compactor. mlercom, central arr, 2 car garage, ut11ity bldg . deck and a 20x40 pool. Beauti· PRICE REDUCED TO $59.500!- Owner has bough I ariolher home and must sell this lovely fully landscaped. _ 3 BR rancn on Debby Onve. Approx . 1700 sq. 1 year old ranch can be ft. dining rm .,.LR, FR, ~itchen, new cuslom hsllrcflaSI;d-,;ith-5 acres or -20.-1584 ~q .-lt. ol -drapes, tarpetmg, .woodburnsng st~ve, deck, 41'1Rs 2 baths kitchen FR 12x24 central air, natural wood sid1ng. room, 'carpeting, electric B'B heat. An<jersen wooden thermopanes, county wa · CENTENARY AREA - Near Green School 24x65 modular home offers a 15x24 LR, gal· ler. SW sc ~ool d1stnct. ley type kitchen fully equipped, 0~ with lovely buill-in china cabinet. 3 BRs, 2 baths. carpet· MAKE US AN OFFER OWNERS HAVE MOVED TO FLORIDA - And would li\e to ing, cent. air, etec. heat, storm windows ·and have their home sold thi s mnnth. Lik~ new doors. 8x8 utility bldg. Call tor an appoint· splillevel is located on Debby Drive and offers ment. ------·-·--approx. 3000 sq ft. of living area plus 2 car 100 ACRES. M/L, CLAY TWP. - Owner li· garage and one qf the area's mcest pools nancing available. 25%down, IQ%on balance ADDISON TWP. - Possam Trot Rd . - 93 lor 20 years. Call for more inlormation. acres, m/ 1, all woods, old barn on property .. $2·1.900. · ~- • • ... - -- · " CONVENIENT ·-DOWNTOWN- HVING LARGE. ASSUMABLE LOAN'- Very attractive B,RAND NEW DUPLEK - Great INVESTMENT two story home offerj 3 BRs. 2 baths, 16xl6. lor the buv~r! Located on Graham School Rd . LR, formal dining room. kitchen, enclosed Each unit offers 2 BRs, livmg room, bath, porch , new carpet, gas heat. Within walking kitchen with stove, refrig., OW and displ., laun- distance of stores and sc hoolS. Call today . dry. large carport, central.air and storage area . -- ADDISON TWP.- Approx. 7 miles from Gallipolis. 39\? acres, more or less, fronts on township road •.All-woods and brush..$8,900_ . 200 ACRES MIL, FRONTS .ON _R~CCOON CREEK- Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres woods . Comfortable 1~9 story home offers 4 BRs, bath. k1tchen, hvsng room, famrly room, two fireplaces, barn , 2 large screened porches. Lovely quret settmg. MiTCHELL ROAD- GREEN TWP.- .5 acres more or less, county water. . _---~--..----COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62x80 all steel construct.ion with fireproof insulation, has overhead crane, off1ce and bath . formerly used by boat sales and repair. Located across from Silver Bndge Plaza w1th access to Ohio RIVer. Potential unli mited . Good- 1 Excaveting, basements, footera, driveways. tanks, landaceping , anytime 614-446 James L. Davison, Jr. . lJNDAY.PU-Z ZLER -. --· ACROSS 64 Symbol lor cesium 126 Federal air agency: 16 Shade tree 66 Foundations 65 Myself lnlt. 17 Preflxo down 89 Cravats 1 Man of groot 66 Strain for breath 127 Musical 21 B'aby frog 90 Not later than weallh 67 Helped lnslruinents 22 Ayer 91 Spanish article 6 Lodge 69 Deciare 129 Aquatic mammals 23 Separate 94 Part ot flower 11 Collected 71 Born 131 Shut up 25 Southern blaci<bird 96 Compass point 18 NBU11ca(C8888l 73 Blilboards 132 Inheritor 27 Eacontric 98 Direction 19 J__. gateway 74 Paradise 133 Female ruff 28 Replies 99 Renovate 20 Eaally broken ' 76 Looked fixedly 134 Dovoored 30 Beef ingredient 100 Desired with 21 Gandleo 79 Calumniate 136 Mountain lake 31 Break suddenly 23 Free ticket 81 Weight of India 137 Mispt8C9d 33 Uncanny •-ness 24 Ethiopian 11tl9 82 Also 138 The universe 35 Additional 102 Juliet's beau 26 Abound 84 Mlsti.ke 139 Revised' abbr. r 36 FIOWI!I'-· 104 Father 27 Babylonian deity 65 Puts on ana's 140 Periods of time 37 Wheel teeth 105 Shade 29 Doderes guard 141 Before 39 Possessive 106 Attacks 30 Man 87 Amounl owed 142 Station pronoon 107 Holds bad< 1 Malhomatlcal ratio 90 lhsecls 143 Negligent ' 41 Solicitude 109 Color slightly 3332 ~--.....~~~-=~··~Q~'nl!t!I!'...">F"-=.:..t~.=.M.9_!!;~..!..~~w"r."'.=J;~,E~!!.!!I_Ill~~ '"'.:'~E.Y. }&ctifj,j,f:i.e:i~,::-;."~ ..~-:::--~ .,_ -v~ · ....,lch146 0.. ,, . 44 Sign of zodiac 112 Falls behind 34 Soil 93 Carrloo 148 Conceals 47 Conceal 113 Search tor 35 Female horse 95 Aeld flower 149 Experts 48 Assuaged 116 Chinese pagoda 36 Part of baseball 97 Part of l.indow 150 Go in 49 Spirited horse 118 Farm building gerne traffie 151 Out ol.date 50 Narrow, ltat boards 119 Uquld measure 38 carpenter's tool 98 Printer's measure 54 Endured 122 Traps 40 Remuneration _99 Sun god DOWN 55 Take one's part Young horse 101 At no time 56 RaiseS the spirit of 124 Calm 125 For fear rhat •2 Haul with effort 103 StttCI1 1 Hoosehold linen 59 Egg dish , 43 Ooi(Jng 104 Portico , 2 Avoid 60 Young girl 126 Cherry red · 45 Trifle 105 Turklc trlbesm!\1\ 3 Prohibits 61 Greek letter 128 Begin 46 Old.Testament: 108 ·superletlve enqlng 4 Forerunner of CIA 63 Asterisk 130 Sticky substance abbr. , 110 Tesllfies 5 Baronet abbr. 66 Proceed 131 Puzzle 47 Male d112 Hold on property 6 \i'!f'id 67 Equally ·.. , . 132 Domldle$ 48 JOurr'ley · i 1:1 Betonglng to 7 Stockings 58 Haled 135 Anglo-Saxon slave ' •s Score~ that man 8 Biller vetch 70 Wand...i~g · 137 Ba defeated 51 Location 114 Compass point 9 Chloesa distance 71 Basketball league: 138 Marrle$ 52 Behold! 115 Part of fireplace . measure, abbr. ' t40 Schad_abbr. 53 Anger 117.1nclfnod roadways 10 DiSCharging a gun 72 Lamprey 142 Fruit seed S. Hawaiian wroatM 118 Poel 11 One ..,o·absents 73 Fondled 1431nlet 55 Unproductive 119 Foolblilt kid< himseH !rom duty 75 Conceplion 144 Symbol lor 57 Goddess of h881iilg 120 Saint: abbr, 12 Tille or respect 77 Vast age . samarium 58 wear away 121 Turner and Louise abbr. ' 78 Arid 145 Teutonic deity ' l*l~ La.~lerf,. .~--' ·-· 123 Maadow 13 Rl>er islan<ls 80 Metal 147 Running 61 Baker's prOduct 124 Wise person 14 Precipitous 83 Sponisll pot 62 Clooes ~rely 125 Ravollngs · 15 Takes unlawfully 86 Cut 148 Horsepower. abbr. WALNUT TOWNSHIP .- 102 acres, more or VACANT FARM LAND - Morgan Twp. 84 less, mostly clean h1ll pasture, fronts on 3· acres m/1, level and rolling land. Approx. 33 roads near Mudsock. . acres tillable, remainder woods. Y REDUCED THE Will-finance with t I slyle 3 bedroom also offers kitchen with range, refrig., OW, and displ., laundry room, living room, familt; room, carporl, unattached garage, 16x32 fenced pool, alum. siding. Attached beauty shop would help make the payments. • i eye·level oven, dinette, livinR room has beamed ceilings, utility rotim, double gara~e. storm windows, woodburmng stove,. crty school distnct. Additional land can be purchased . Call for an appoinlment. OWNER ANKIOUS TO SELL! 9Yt% ASSUMA· · 3 BR ho 11 k' h •.L.E LA 0 N! - .Thts meo ers . •tc en, hvmg room, dtnllll! room, n1ce family room with stone fireplace and lots ol windows, gas heal, cenl. air, carpeting. Price reduced to $44,900! · ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BliCK HOI~?Then lh1s may 1ust the one. Convenrently locatedonRt 35Westthishomeoffersalarge .. d·. 3 bedrooms lauodry ltvmg room, mmg room, . • . room. I !0 baths. equrpped kitchen, carpetmg, central arr and a 2 car praae. -- . s.. ....... ..,......,., lWei\ rtlif and ..... ferd H(111<>inq ,_.,,., ''"'IJ,Jr(l'(,\ • I �- - - . . ... P,ua D-8-·The Sunday Tll118a Sentinel - - Pomerov-Middle~-~lliJJolis, • :;= - s--.::::-=c cr ~ ~ • -·ir March 31. 1985 OhioPoint Plea18nt, W.Va. • z = -·- -=-=-·-., ~ • adjoining building was razed last week, sending a crack up between layers of brick that mak11 up the haD's facade and one side, says Robert Connelly, Wood County's • n ifim•- •e•diut·S ection . · · March 31, 1 86 A . 1lle was pUrchased. . . . . It also means that service per80lllll!l have attended apecltled training schools aild dealer meetlJigs, and at !eRst Ho:meilte-tralned ·· mechanic Is on duty at .the~ lletng a fuU·aervlte ~er means MGM Farm must have adequa!P InVentory, a G1n&s · business opens Monuments Ci~ed a RlPLEY, W.Va . ...:. Potht,Mason Gla9s, Ma1100, has openeil branch at 365 W. Maln St.,' Ripley. The company service! . au types of glasS and specializes in automouve glass ~~J. The . Rlp~_ offtce 'Wlls QPE'Iled _ · reportedly due to a large volume of work m, the .J ackson·Co\mty area. LOGAN MONUMENT ·coMPANY ·INC. · . · ' VINTON. OHIQ by police POMEROY 01110 . MEIGS COUNTY . DISPLAY YARD NEAR . GALLIA COUNTY · DISPLAY YARD POMEROY-~AASNONM-BGRJDGE · JAME~i'N=~~~ LEO .L. VAU-.H • ,. :·"' PHONE'99:t.'Zll- - -· DIION~ ~-,-- ~ •••s.11o•~ -~~- ~- --t--~les-su:pero£Sor --~amed:- · •. I t! " for &LBERFELDS " ~l"ili~~i."~:e:~~~~§~;f£!1~:~:~:~~~~;;:~~ ·~j decor. Colonial, Country, Sports, Traditional, Children's and Modern, Textures, Stripes, Prints, Screen Prints and more. All ar'i! guaranteed, washable and most are pre-pasted. · Give Your Home A New Look · Sav-e 20°/o FOR YOUR OLD SOFA ,;ade yanr old sofa in on a new Kroehler I Norwalk or Rowe 2 or 3 piece living room suite. We~ll give you 5200.00 trade-in allowance. toward the purchase of the new suite. Sptlng Cleulng-Sale CAPE COD CURTAINS Excellent color selection of permanent press, machine washable Gape Cod ·curtains. Polyester· /Rayon blend in 68" width. Solid color in 24" to 63" lengths. Prints in 24" to 45" lengths. 7:. ~· ~ ~--~:=~~. ··$:9~·.~~·-=·!<~,~J!!':'=,~~=~~~·~;~~$: 5:~9~~·E':"'-"= Reg. $1 0.49 .U.i.o.W. ........... Sole S8.39 MDtding Valances and Swags also on sale. CUSTOM-MADE .DRAP-ERY .SALE CHAIR SALE · •-•ay ' ON QUALITY DECORAMA DRAPES AND BEDSPREADS REG. S499.00 and SS99.00 l/2 Th•t u•t . , •Powff driuRIMater bar/brt.~sh r•ll to loottn llirf •bduJin Diai·A-NaP@ · , , '"' httght .dt!tstm... t •Duo! fdg. lle•tr'@ for dtanint right up to the lllctNboank •lriliant h..tligtlt ttells o.t \lirt. '50°/o oFF Quality Kroehler recliners and rocker /recliners. Nice selection of fabrics and colors. While ~ · CHEcK-niEsE · c-FEATURES: REG. SJ19.9S ONLY ANY WIDTH, ANY LENGTH, ANY FULLNESS *HUNDIEDS OF COLORS AND PAnERNS *HAND SET PERMANENT PLEATS *UNED AND UNLINED · PRICE $7995 Matching Bedspreads Are also Reduced 50%! 81y Mew for Methr't & ftlher't 01yl KIRSCH Sprl•l Cl ..al•t Sale DRAPERY IN STOCK .. -... -S-HEERS ~ __,_ ••A••-· -large assortment of colors -Machl111 washoblt -U111xctlltd rtsistanu to sun cbnagt -Outstanding wear life -12 inches wide -36 to 90 inches ltngth REG. 17.99 To 131.99 Pai.r Sale Prlee• $6 39 To $2539 FREE PARKING DRAPERY SALE S1 0.99 S14.49 S15.99 S19.99 522.99 DRAPES................ SALE DRAPE$................ SALE DRAPES................ SALE DRAPES................ SALE DRAPES................ SALE __ __ . ,;__ ~ ARE----...... SALE Nice assortment of fabrics in . unlined, insulated lining or self-lined drapes. . Solids, prints, florals and stripes. 50' width 63", 72" and 84" lengths REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. - $8,79 pr. S11.59 pr. $12.79 pr. S15.99 pr. S18.39 pr. 1 - ~J(lt~ Fqr:_m. auto. P!'~_rniums go up . Ameritech detailed at OVMA meeting :~~:~:~:~~~~~;::~~~~::~i~~~+~tn~J~am~~es~A~--~Rh~,~ode~s~S~tu~den~~tCe~n~te~r~relatlO!lS....dutles tn~September Fanners have "major fEATURE PACKED UPRIGHT VAC..• [SKROEHLER.. RIOGAANDE -Gov. Richard F\ communicators of economic conctt?ncy in resources, entrepreneurs. will be held on April14-15 at Mount . GREENVILLE, S.C. _ A definitive agreement for the sale of Celeste notified the · Rio Grande Ct'!pls and principles," said Ct?leste. gov~rnmenl Intervention. supply Vernon, and the naflonal competiradio stations WAKY-AM and WVEZ-FM, LoulsvUJe, Ky., to Coll11ge Student Ambassadors for SAFE is a program for college and demand and capitalism. Those tion will be April 26-29 at St. Louis, ~~ ~umwn-!~t~c;-.z;·{;v:y. c!--M.;.~t~~ t-a&S b<:w'5"191a;:;•"=" !~,E"i11il"&Jot!!Jrprlse that June 16 and university students to develop projects are extremely effectlve in Mo. according to Walter E. Bartlett, president and chlel executive officer 22, 1985, has been and present Innovative~ creative promoting free enterprise," said Members of the SAFE team are of Multbnedla Inc. " proclaimed "Free Enterprise and effective projects to selected advisor Beverly Wilkins. Ted CQmh<, • Suzanne Lanham, No purchase price was disclosed for the tnu!sactton, which is Week'' throughout thestateofOhlo. age groups. The projects reflect Presently 'the students are com- Br1an Blake, Amy Heaberlin, Dan subject to approlial fl'om the Federal CommunlcattonsCommlsslon. The 'SAFE team was recognized e<:onomic concepts, systems and pieting their projects and preparing Curry. Kevin Smith, Greg Verhoff, Biinieti. ·suiu~ i'iiili~...,.10 :Jui.f i:JM;"'is=rroutine· re&iigrim~'bf '"'" · fer !t:--~zrto-' · ill~ron"iotln{f' aml · ~,-aclit"t'S. on which this couhtry is ···~ theif\Vfltfena:nd Or'di pr~ni.'llibn. · Allam McNichols, Denny Compton , Multimedia's radio holdings, the company saki 11 would seD Its encouraging ecOnomic awareness built, and students relate the "Not oply do the students have to Ed Mpore, Ron Fumier, Jeff stations In LouisvUie and Little Rock, Ark. of the' free enterpriSe system by concepts, systems and practices to prepare and present their projects Warner, Rick Fritz, Randy J<essin"This asreement co . mpletes the process," Bartlett said. being acllvely inVolved in d~elopcurrent issues such .as overduringtheyear,buttheyalsohaveto ger , Craig Colopy, Tonya Adkins, successfully communicate their lng economic education programs · extended government , lnflallonand Klla Young, Valerie McElroy, i.,enny f'.ayne and Cindy J1ennli .... ~~it~;demonstration J]lts actlvtty accomplishments thrp\!gh .wDJt~n . i ~r==-=+'"~~~o~r· ~~;&i~ ~:rrf{mti~!ml-;."·1~~~g~::;~~~~ )~ mosl and oral presentations to the stale Advisory board melnbers are tlal to l!:!lp~ing the quallty of life projects that a redeveloped as a part and national judges." saldcommun- adv):;or Beverly Wilkins; communi. ' for those in southeestern Ohio, as or a curriculum offering of a college icallons consultant.Juanita Dalley. · cations C<'nsultant Juanita Dailey; fORT WORTH, Texas - TandY Corp.'s consolidated .sales for well as for aU Ohioans, and this · or·unlverstty. · State and nallonal compNitions Bob Muller, Robbins & Myers; February were $a17,26i,lm, a decline of 1 percent from February admlnlstratton Is committed to · "Twenty students are members are held each year for SAFE Dennis Komaromi, Goodyear Tire 1!WI4 sales of $210,014,lm, company otflctals said. bringing jobs to Ohioans. We cannot of the 1984-85 SAFE program and students to compete agalnsl various & Rubbl!r: BIU Brady, Stauffer Sals of Tandy's Radl6 Shack divisiOn were $156,6118,lm during are involved with both group and colleges and universities. Last year Chemical Co.; George WOlfe, Bob overestimate the importance of the F~ry 19115, compared to $157,003,lm last February. Sale! of free enterprise system and the ind ividual projects designed to the team was awarded the "Rookie Evans Farms Inc.; Jack Carsey, Radio Shack ~tores In existence more than a year Increased slightly communicate the economic prlnctof the Year" trophy at the state and MGM Farm City; Bill Gray, Student Ambassadors for Free - last month ..· Enterprise team at Emerson E. pies os savings, Investments, com- .national level (or the best first-year . WJEH -WYPC Radio; Glenn Evans SchOOl Qf B\lsin~ Manage. , petition, declsl~n-maklng, _ oppor· program. The . team placed sixth Enslen, Racine; and Joseph Carter, tunlty cost<;, prices. consumerism. overall in the nalion . ' ~ ment becausetl~eyaresupportersof superinWndent. Gallipolis City the free enterprise system and _ producers. profit, productivity. effi. This year the slate competition Schools. BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - State Fam'l Mutual will raise auto lns11rance premiums on velilcleS It Insures In 01116 on April 15. It represents the company's first rate Increase in more than live years. The net effect ' for aU coverag8 tO(II!Iher will be a statewide average Increase of 7.4 perce11t, but the rate change for Individual· customers wUI vary, depending on the coverages they carry, where · RIO GRANDE - The March ments Include Ihe plant. marketing, Donald L. Crance, Commercial and s. Stowers, Gallipolis office of Ohio they llve, the kind oi car insured, who drives It and how. much It Is meetingoftheOhlo Valley Managecommercial, and distribution de· Savings Bank; Carl Dahlberg, Rio Bureau of Employment Services; driven. ' ment Association was held recently partmenis. Dean took over public Grande College 1982._ College: Jim-David D . campus of Rio · G~ande for souiheast Ohio, which Includes Mogul Corp.; Erb and I..esa of Rio clatrn cost per car In Ohio for bodily \JIJury c c ' · ..,, han in 1983 f ollege and ommuntty College, Steubenvtlle, Zanesville, Coshoc· Evans, both of 'Rlo Grande College College and Community College·, UabUity coverage was 25 percent higher in 1""" t ; or w1t h an a ttenda nee of 41 . Martlns F erry, ton, Uhrichsville, and Community College. Mann1ng wet herholt, French City medical payments coverage, 22.2 percent higher; and for collision , The speaker for . the March Ironton, Gallipolis and Marietta Stanley Evans, Jewell Evans Press; Beverly Wilkins , Rio coverage, 26.9 percent hll!her. OVMA meeting was Davtd Dean, areas. Family Foods: Louis R. Ford Jr., G d Coli State Farm's last rate Increase In Ohio was for 8.1 percent on Sept. ran e ege and Community ,...., community relations manager, A native of Springfield, Ohio, he Ohio Valley Electric Corp.; Dr. College·, and Karen Wyant, Jack10, 1979. Rates were reduced 6.1 percent on April 15• ..,.,._ Ohl "~u Iro t d. 1 lsi .. o "" , n on1 v op. , transferred to this area In 1978 and Cheri Call, Rio Grande College and son Chamber of Commerce. His presentation was · tilled presently resides In St. Clairsville. Community College; Clyde Hall, The Ohio Valley Management "All)!!rlt~h- Setvlces and Fuiure He has two sons, Douglas of Robbins and Myers; Mike Hunter, Association meets on the first Technology." Wheeling, W.Va., and Steve of Ohio State Highway Patrol; Bob Tuesday of each month October He said that many services haye · Nlles, Ohio. Lambert; John Lambert, Jackson · through May at 7:30a.m. in Room Aluminum Co.; Dwlg.ht Leedy, 115 of the James A. Rhodes Student changed since the Bell systems The meeting was attended by·the folloWmg Individuals: Charles AdMichael Littrell. George Lukac. Cente r on the campus of Rlo were separated from AT&T and that changes are yet to take-place; -'kins, Holzer Medlcal.Center; Edith Joseph Matthews, .Millon Mc!W· Grande Co11ege and CommunitY both within Ohio Bell and with lhe Adkins, Pomeroy office of Ohio berts' and Don S. Plymale, Rlo College for breakfast and a short 'The farmer In southeastern Ohio custqmer's direct service. Dean EDm>R'S NOI'E - Silldent Bureau of Employment Services; · Grande College and <Community program. The ·next meeting .Is for .Free Enlerprlle ckn, expect tQ generate 68.1 percent explained what technologleal im- . Gary Argo, CAMSCOProiluceCo.; College; Jack Roderus, Gallia scheduled for April2, 1!1!5. (S,A.F.E.) u Rio Gf1111de C'Ailtege · of Ills lncome directly from tarm provements are being put in place Ron Ash, Ohio Power Co.; Richard Metropolitan Housing Authority; For more Information on the Ohio wiD. be IUbmiUinll: a serle& of ·activities. now and .what. lfnprovements are Batyko, Rio Grande College and Emelyn Scarberry. Gallipolis office Valley Management Association, major1ty of ihe farmer's plaqried In the near 'ruture. . · · Community College; Mike Berlll'lleles, 001111D611d1111: oa econemlc of Ohio BurPau of Employment contact Dwight Leedy, O'ITO (Ohio Income comes from bis crilps and ...... .... ~>~• Mtb• tha& llllect De'an spent four years on active ridge, Ohio Valley Bank Co.; Services; Jennifer Sheels, attorney Technology Transfer Organtza I 7 I a Ohlu. It .. 0111' J.pe ltvatock .old at the rnatVI price. duty as a pUot during World War II Marvin Boxdorfer, Imperial Elect- at law; A. G. Shoemaker, Commer- lion) , Coordinator, ·.Rio Grande Altllouih tll!rearemany mutbrast- and l,..._reats 1n ·the AtJ·- Farre ric Co.; Bill L. Brady. Stauffer clal and Savings Bank. , College and Community College, at ............. llle8e llrilcJee. ern Ohio farmers who genera!P reserves. He attended MississipPI re1ld 111:• Wl1l became more 111Chemical Co.; Lawrence Brisker, Jeff Smith, Ohio VaUey Bank Co.: 614-245-5353 or l·!nl-282-7W1, extentheir Income basically from their State University and jollied Ohio fmmed about the 811bject of ecoOak Hill Chamber of Commerce; Ron Snider, Jackson Corp,; Walter . slon 367. farm operations, several derive at Bell In 1947. His previous assign., IIOIIIIea -a IUbject whlcla ~ JDa1ar Wh•oe oa 1111 of our least half of their income fl'om a , lwdlvldaal awd commanUy part-time factory job. The IOUtheastem Ohio fannl'r faces many probielna concernlnt costs of machinery, production, By ADAM McNICHOL'J hleJI·Interest loans, '\'!'ather, a!!d S.A.F.E. l'ralrllm poor prices received seUing crops Rio Gi"uade Cellqe and livestock. Southeastern Ohio According to Kathleen Scholl of USDA,-the Individual or family type -tanners 'al.o provide dairy pro- f--tanll1el1t-makei up-90.~-percent 111- ~.- tol»ooo, <,'01'11. wheat, sunflowen, and ~ts. GaBia County, 87.3 percent in A n!port by tbe U.S. Department JICICion area, !12.7 pereent In the or AJrlcullure shawl that tobacco Is ~ aree and .!12. 7 percent of fmnerl tn Vflttan County . a Jar&e crop for tbe 110111~­ em Ohio farmers and II a major · These hllh percentage• . ot fmnerl in IOUtheMiri II Ohio play · U.S. crop. It Is ral8ed on 200,101 1. 111 Important economic role in smaB farml In 21 ltatH lllld Is JII'OVIdlilll: crop. 'and livestock, The primarily tbe alxtl) hir,esl cash crop; farm sales totaled $3.f bOlton. farmer In the 1011theU1em counties own an averageof172acn!!loffarin :'fhe southeastern Ohio farmer · Janel totaling to a value of """,!!Jt. spends many hours attending to and preparing bis tobacco for The age of the fanner operating his harvest. Tobacco ral8ed by IOU· business averages frori145-Si thealtem Ohio farmers Ia uM!d tor ~ofate. · productJ IUCIIII ctprettes, clean, The IOUtheutem Ohio farmer 111uff alld CIIN1DI tobK'co. C!GIIIblnel bis efforts wtth other n. farmll' IGday IICI'OII our ~~~~ farmers in helplna to lied and clo!he 79 people )!ere alld . . . lid , .. tilt Olllo ram.. Ia tabn b' ....... and II lllit I ~NPIII I as IB Tile ~an aector of other ' Jmportant per1011 Jllletlq tile farmer~, lllcllldJni' tbe southeast· needs of the American people. tbe · em farmer, makes up the nation's people of 1011thealtem Oblo cou~­ iarlelt and Important Industry, the tles should ll'e&lly app.-ectate the G~OPBNINO-~a .... srr _,..,IIMIRIIYedlnla ~an lll'lcultura!JYit.em. Our • lll1Culture l)'llan - n t l fOr flll'!llef for • part In provtdtna tile .a • 'I u ~ Sliver Ia tilt Jllllllle fvnnetly Atnerlcan cllnner tallle. r llfltl of 1111 . . - national -..wb.rCox'a.A ...... ap I,_._....., lb,above.TheiiiGre product and creetea 23 nullklll job!. 11M- Mel illed lla •lecdon In me1dwlfl! In tilt -locallon. '11le - GET S200°0 --~­ ~~~ ~ ~a · ~9nomy Am._l!l.....,. ne ~·· cub Special Spring Cleaning Sale prices on quality Kirsch Drapery Hardware. Valance rods, curtain rods, traverse rods, cafe rods, decorator traverse rods and drapery. hooks · · •ave rann ' ~··~~~~·-~·-~--·-~·-~--·----~----·-~~- ..-11 ~~~ l~---~ Oakley C. C.olllns, R-Jronton; Valerie McElroy, SAFE member; Ted Comh<,SAFEchalnnan; Amy Heaberlin, SAFE member; f'Alleste; and Stale Rep. Mark Malone, ().South Point. · 'Free e.nterprise week' set f~r June Radio sale ggreement signed WALLPAPER SALE · Hundreds of patterns to compliment any CE:IDTE DEClARES FREE ENTERPRISE WEEK- Members · .of the St!Jdent Amb-.lors Free Enterprise (SAFE) were on hand whenGov.RichardCelestedeclaredJunel6-22asFreeEnterprtseWcek ~~~ :..~.-. .,..,,ifroulte;rrare·Hii!CfYlfessfiiger,SAFE member; State Sen. --lltml ..... . l ' ••'I ...... i) . ' .t a:r~~~~~~;,;~~~~;:~:~;;: �- . -- --· -- ~ __,., .-. . . . ~ --<~· · --~ The Sunday Ti11l81-Sentinel Page E:3. Woods Mill site of Gallia's second post office ... was 15.5 million tons shipped In · or wheat and corn. /USO, If they '· . . ·. c)loooe, ttie Soviets ·can buy soy· In theyeafthalended la st SEpt.~. beans or seybean nieal , wlth .each the Soviet Union bought 14.5 million ton counting as two tons In meettnc tons of U.S. grain, Including 7.6 the agreement ' s minimum million tons of wheat, 6.5mtulon tons standards. Thus, based on figures solar, the of corn and 416,:nltonsofspybeans. Under the five-year agreement. Soviet Union must buy at leas1 an the Soviets are committed to buy at 'additional 1.1 mlllloo tonsolwheat to least9mllllontonsofwheatandcorn meet the tenns of the pact. If no annually . other grain Is bought at all, the · If they choose, the Soviets can buy additional wheat would boost 1!*14-15 an addltlonaiJ rntllton tons of wheat purchases to about l8.5mUUon tons.· and corn, making a t6talofl2mllllon According to the department's tons, without rurther 't.atks with the preUmlnary trade estimates, U.S. United States. II more than 12 agricultural exports of all kinds - • mllllon tons are wanted, (Onsulta · mostly grain but also ot~r lterns- . !lolls must be held . are ~xepected to total around S2.8 · Theagrrement also provides that billion UiJs fiscal year, compared the Soviet Union must buy "no Jess with $2.5 bliJJon In 1983-84, _ than four million metric tons each" ~9'/8. 79. Lawrence Counil<is. were t~n a Was'*'P, Fa\'lll'lte Spedal Com!eponden& ~ part o( Gallla Coun!Jl. In fliclthere _ In 1844 Polly becii!Jll' the_bljde of_ ~~~::~·:~~~ .GAlLIPOLIS - " In the. year was no VInton County at that time. ~ Howe who was a Revolu· Amasa 11Q3Adam Rickabaugh bull! a grist AdamsvUie must have been a tionary War spldter and fought Polly rna~ a th)rd ume witH mlll on the bank of the Big Raccoon, booming town In the 1840s because under Genenil Washington tor Joseph ·McM1j)len, a ~ of !be In · what Is now section 26, the If had Its own mllltfa unit, the only three yean, According to the war of 1812, being 'tbe present VIllage of one outside of Gallipolis at that Tr11luneof 1895: "Howy was a great Joseph died 1n 1872, ancHcr the rest .A damsvtlle. In time. favorite with his superior officer. , of her life Polly was 8 Widow. She !llil), thb mill was The. mlllwrlght for Nehe!l)lah enjoying pi1vtleges not acrorded to made· rlel' Jtoml,' 1n ·Vt-.:On W'.M> ""'' ~ puTcha sed by Woods was Wllllam Steel, a native others, a nd Ills said he ~er tir<;cJ daughter Ellzabeth·and Eliz•IJellt's N e h e m 1a h of Staunton, Va., who came to of talking qf Washington. Amasa ~ husband, William Curry Glelln. WOOds, who att·Gallla County sometime .around brother John died at the battle ol · . u1111 ,, cled ached to It · a 1810 to take charge of the Woods' Monmouth. . The Gallipolis Tribune ·reported sawmill and also Mills. Born to William a nd ElizaHowe came to Ohio (Granville) In 1895 when Polly was 118 and stlll a lulling beth Steel was , daughter, · with a colony of · settlers !J,Um . gOing strong· that: "She Vermont. Some years II!' time and -- tile In 1816 Woods' Mllls became dent of the town, Isaac Blagg. community. Howe was a !lumber of her were Galla Cowlly hlo&ory. Adamsville WM aamed lor AdCU11 JUclrd Do . Hone Kicks Isaac terian and three of his !j()DS, by his down to her relatives and perhaps . second post olflce site In Gallla WhO, db WJ11bui1 Rlckahoioop,lald Oltllbe IDWIIIn 183'7. The~-- , · county, the -post office .remaining ThroUgh 11 years of marriage six first wife became Presbylertan one or.' m ore of these are still mlntSters. One of the soils, Hiram, · aro~nd. ·here untO 11139. Nehemiah Woods .. children were born to Isaac and a111o kMWIIIn 1111 · ~ w...a• MilA; 1111c1 at - dme boolt&ed by some folk u .lhe belter -.-.., fllr the _ , . oat 111M '; wpa the'fli'St pi:istmaster, In 1!137 the Polly. In 1835 Isaa.c was kicked by a founded ~iiytena:n churc'bes In "She has great reUglous prtnclali$ of Woods' Mills was laid out by. • horse, crushjng Isaac's ·rrontal . 'Vinton, Porter, Sanctuary, and pies 81tQ her training was of !hal Gallpoll&, . ' · ~m and,WllUam Rickabaugh · bones and destroylnghlseyeslght. Cheshlreas'wellilsbelngoneofthe serious practical lljltun. which a!)d·trom this point the community He died in 1835. ortglnal pushers for a college In the enabled h<ir to nieet all the known as Adamstotlle more "Jnflextble In courage and un- county. Hiram Howe also helped to . vicissitudes of Ufe as Woods' Mills. . _ yielding In purpose, Imbued with a '· loll_nd the_:VI~ton_ ACademy and the 81td self composure, a Is Interesting to note that before . _heroic sPirtt, tnisttng In God, sfi~- P6i1er ACaiJi!my ln'lhe 1850s. .. · - - m1iililer 'oiDleslllfg"lp -"· ~~~ ,; ,thPr'Pwa• a strong managed everything, provided for Typhoid mta · beings wlthln her gphefe or action. "'""'" 'c. (hi!if)Blfo-r:'",._ c.;~~t~u~ ·wl~h-"'a pr~d:m~- and·~""""- .!!J.!f:!!:~•~ !:'!!!g.....~r=:m.a,q~s~ i.tQ. --,!::;tc!kl1!v~''!!..""'!l!'-.-~!l!!t~,J![!y,JQYO~,- !."~'="'""''="=~-'""'~=~tlll! county to have the' county seat sagacity which coilld neither have Amasa Howe that Polly had to live and before all pertect veracity In moved to Woods ' Mills because It . been expected from her sex nor through another tough period. In · thought, In mind and action. In 8 ..;. more centrally located than from her age." (Galllpolls Tribune the late 1840!; typhOid fever hlt the wo)'d she Is a great wpman." Galllpolls. • of Feb .. l 3, 18!ri) . Raccoon Creek a rea ·and three of (Tr1bune. ·. ::· No .Vbttiin'CouniY-:'". · ·-·· Polly Steel Blagg· was 29-·at the·- PollY's children .:by•• :alagg-<lled . . ·--- Onemaywrl!&te.J•~~tlt ..Il shOuld be noted that In the l&Jls death o!Isaac, and reared her six Passing from this .life was a Box 92, CJai-ksburJ, ONo 431111. piiJ!!s of Jackson, Vinton, a nd children by he_rself for nine years. .By JAMEs SANDs eroom. G..._.. yean .. a ,· . -~-LGOOQ~··--'-·~· ~ . . . ~ealth ; SATAVIA, Ohio (API - ClerUnion representatuve · Ch.;les rilcint County commissioners have Hughes declined comment on the tilrntnated health insurance for all action. "I suggest tha t the commlssi'J'Iklng county workers and agreed sioners start reading the state i!t begin the process of hiring statutes, " he said. replaceme nts for some warer and · About 79 seweqnd llOin-weifare ~er wori<(.rs if necessary, · workers struck Monday over salar' .rommlssloners waived the re- tes asll(j M'edl~a llnsura nce. ~Ired fjve-day period for posting· But commissioners will' allow )b~ In the Water and sewer dlstrtct strikers to keep their h<>allh plans If . ~ alJQwed .. Sanitary . Engineer ~ .they Pi'Y the p.rerpjums at th~county. ~nald Reck<>rs to advertise lor new · auditor's office. Cou nty Admlnlstra~ployees in that department. tor Patrick Dinan said a family plan · "We're not dea ling with a norma l would cost-ahout$200 monthly. situation here that a llows us to Negotiations were schduled to dllly-dally around, " said Commls- continue today. · slon President .Jerry R. McBride. The sewer workers are members ' 'I'm not going to risk leaving our oftheAmerlcanFederatlonofState, · water a nd sewer syste m under- County and Municipa.l Employees, staffed for a long period . . This Local 246], The welfare workl'rs, resolution only allows the sanitary members of thl' Ohio Civil Service engineer more flexlblllty to address Employees Association , LoCalll. thl' needs of his department ." · HOMEUTE Protect your home insurance terminated against fl" and burglary, ancrsave -bn .your ., homeowneu s Insurance, too. Ask m!'i abovt State Farm's Home Alert Protection Pfan ), ' CAROLL SNOWOEN 417 Second Ave. HOMELITEl!! SUPER E: z ,. •18" Power Tip Guide .bar and chain · •Automatic and manual chain oiler · ' : •Rubber cushioned handle bar ., Gattijlotis, Oh. 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' ."' . • .i•·•'· I. •• •'• .• .,.t• ' CHICK US OUT FOR 'QUAUTY NEW HOMIS AND M CUAIHST, BEST USED HOMIS IN TIII1'RI·STAR AHA• I Now S4700 · ... Fuel Oil Hoot HG. $6200 Sale ~) 1969 Baron 12x60 2 BR Sprine is finall~re! Now thlt the lone. hlrd winter is ind us. it's time for thl annUli rites of sprinc tl11ninc and home improvements and repair. To help eelebllte the PIS~ of winter 1nd to mtkt your job Nsitr, io Valley lint is offer· 1111 rtduc~ lilts and conwnilnt terms on 111 HOllE IIIPROVEIIENT LOAN$. four Conn~nient LI!Ci\tions OhioValley Bank •• ··•• •• • l-- �---- - .. Pe;e E-4-The Sunday Times~Sentinel ' ,.,. . . -~ ..........- ___ll!larch 31, 1986 _--+--- Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. 'March 31':'1986 We-Reserve The Right To - STORE :lOURS , Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM . SECOND ST. MERo·v; OH. :..4Cfn,~ · Center and Library, and the Puddl!lg Magazine of poetry. · · · Mrs .. Welch, Jl, says she has seen ,· the value of poetry . therapy In settings as diverse as the Central . . Ohio PSychiatric Hospital.In Coll!lll·busandaSchooltnAicanum. · . .· · At COPH, where Jotm Bennett, . . · ,educational director of OPI'C, has ·used poetrY therapy for_5~ years, "It can !;!!! one of the few things that l ~··-ll--.....,;,J==""' Isn'talwaysthesameoldthlng-the Classes ' I PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 6, 1985 . ' eachday.Itcanhelpevecythlnglook ''fresh again," Mrs. Welch said. Durtng a tw<Hiay residency at a ·school In Arcanum, Mrs. Welch saw BEGINNING APRIL 1 PltilHr 44'D-069f''"~· GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .FRESH PORK BUTT tea s/Roasts •• ~••• 99< wriftten asslgnmer)t In months write poetry about his job at a gas station. "His poem showed this new ' self-apprectatton. nie beautifUl ' thing was that It came just In the Writing process. He was as suddenly delighted In writlng the poem as he ..:.was In his Job," she saki. ~.· J!.fOIIIo Statetlnlverslty'sUpham HaU, Diane Hodges employs art and . poetry therapy · with psyehlab1c patiEnts. " "I like doing both because people have cllt!erent ways"orexpressin( ·therl'lselves .... Sometimes It's SUr· prlslng to see how well people can ~ th~lves," Ms. Hodges .U,S.D.A. CHOICE .BONElESS HELP US. CELEBRATE ·11 .YEARS OF SERVING THIS COMMUNITY •••• Watch For G.E. Our .DIGITAL Truckl.oad CLOCK REG. 117.99 Meat Sale Ad ' in the ~ $399 ' • ""' To• .Wednesday Anniversary Sentinel Special ' ' ' REGISTER TO WIN . ,, ., ~ . .. , _ FREE · GROC)ERIES ' --·-·-- ------, · ANNIVERARY COUPON ' REGISTER TO WIN ONE OF 11 -........ GIFT ~-- ' CERTIFICATES - .~ . _... ANNIVERSARY COUPON LOAF POWELL'S SUPER VALUE POWELL'S SUPER VALUE 1 1 flESH BAKEIY I I I I 1 I I We Reserw The Ri&ht To . 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MIXED wtderuseofSerl<:lll$1)!letry. • Anyone can write verse, but the exercise of writing and refining a good poem demands deeper lntros· 'pectlon and yields more lllumlna· tton of the patient-poet's situation, saki Mrs. Welch, whose poetry has .been (IIbUshed f1t !lllmerou.s literary magazines. "It'seasier to fnalllpulate what's on paper than what's up here (In one's mind) ... toseetheproblernfor . 'what !tis," she said. ••.. ~ .. ,, EI\Ch time a poem Is revjsed, she explained, the poet ·clalitles hts· situation, edltlrtg 'out vague Images In favor of specific feelings and .detaUed actionS. · ' "As · yw revise a poem, you revtse-reV!ve the patient-poet/' she said. ·Mrs. Welch's ventures Into app: lied: uses .for. ppetry_,ha.vL ev._olv_e<! over several years, mostly on a ·part-time basis. Pudding Magazine, published u&bout three ttrnes a year. publishes ::poems ~tlng "Intense human sltuattorw." and targets as Its audlencepoet.swhoapplythelrskllls 1n human !!l'rvlces work, and their clients. Writers' Digest recently listed Pudding Magazine as 15th ,among the nation's top non-pa)'lnll POWELL'S SUPER VALUE .Good Wedn..day Only 4/3186 I !_ . .GR.ADE A • DOZ. LII11T 5 PlEAS£ ANNIVERSARY COUPON 3.7SOZ. lOX _ Sl _49 HOMEMADE . ~ !-~·- :r!!e d\latk!!l!.l~.AJI>"'dat.IQJ1.~ f~•LJ-I!. Poetry Therapy, based In Baldwin, N.Y.. estimates that 2.~ profes. •slonals use poetry tlierapy In the United States. Frcm her experience, Mrs. Welch, ametnbel'ofthe NAPI' board, estimates that DIQTe t~ lO,o;xl poets or human 9eiVice professionals use poetry In a variety of settings, and about ~lx universities ofler courses In poetry therapy. ;!Mrs, Welch sees herself as-a port · and a businesswoman In a small, but expandQlg network of agencies which make valuable use of poetry. 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