https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/34e46be323d86d1767a738f0558489ec.pdf 334acde831e62d1bd682c6afaf04a87f PDF Text Text Friday. May 17, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Actress Margaretllamttlon dead at 82. SALISBURY, Conn. (UP!). Thursday. "She ]eaves the world monthsworkonthefilmandwasou't Margaret Hamilton, whose classic wlthmanypeoplewholoveher." ronlx weeks when her hands and portrayal or the green-sklnned "Sbe was the most loved lady in rate were burneQ during a scene in.. Wicked Witch of the West In the the theater," said Michael Thomas, which she was to disappear ina puff "Wizard of 01:': has been terrifYing her agent for :tyears. of smoke early In the film. millions of chlldren for more tl:\an Hamllton m(lved from 1:\er apart· "If I were to pick a role so far as four decades, is dead at theageof82. ment in New York City six months acting is concerned, It Is not the greatest thing 1 ever did," she onl'e Hamilton, who wanted to be a ago and ·died In her private room, said. "l.don't look on It as any great schoolteacher before she turned to said JoAnnLunlng,nursingsupervi· actlng."dled Thursda.v of an appar· sor at the Noble Horizons Retire· · shakes of acting." ent heart att.ack In a nursing home. ment Complex. The cause of death · Thomas, who visited Hamilton a She said the sinister role in which apparently was a heart attack, she week ago, said even In thE.> nursing _she warn~ Dorothy, 'Til get you, said. home . Children would find her, my pretty, and your_ little dog too" . Hamilton ·appeared lit more than seeklng an autograph. "Not a day was not one of her favorites. 75 films, numerous stage shows, ~ by that we don'\ get mall from fans somewhere In the world," he Actor Ray Bo~r. the last starreQ in televlslon and madE.> Tv survlvlngstarofthelilmwhoplayed commercl1,1ls. but no role proved ils said. the Scart'Crow, said Hamilton's role memorable as the one she created Thomas said Hamilton attributed as the witch never lost its appeal to on !11m In 19.'j9, pursuing Dorothy, tlie film 's enduring success "to Its portrayed by ayoangJudyGarland, association with home, lovE.> and people of all ages. "'Margaret had become great her dog, Tott~, and friends along the affection lor one's roots." cult figure In recent years and that yellow·bri~k road to Oz. "Thel'l''s something In it for was the nlC'est thing that could have Hamilton ea rned $18,txXJ for four everyone," Hamilton said. " I'll still happened to her." Bolger said · · a o/atch lt all the way through, familiar as !I is'' Hamilton, who once operated a nui'S{'ry, made her Broadway debut In the 1932 · play "Another Lan guage," with Helen Hayes and · Robert. Montgomery. She was brought to Hollywood by MGM to make her film debut of the play the next year. . · Jn 19.'!9, the year "The Wizard of 01:" wasreleased,shealsoappeared In a low-budget picture. _"Angels Wash Their Faces," ihat starred the Dead End Kids and Ronald Reagan. Thomas said Hamilton "had not been rE.>aily well for the last eight months." He said there will be no funeral , hOnoring Hamilton's request that she be cremated. The actress issurvivedbyherson, . Hamilton Meserve, headofTaconic Newspapt>rsJn New York. Community helps to build church _-Page 8-1 Vot, 20 No. 16 CopyrightW 1986 Man indicted for exporting devices ' PRAYER VIGU.. - A group of black mlnJllters hold a prayer \'lgll on Osage Street in West Philadelphia Thursday with buml-out homes In · the background. Over60 area homes"were destroyed In a lire resulting :from ·the P!'llce oonfr!>~llon with the radical badl·lo-nature group MOVE. tUPI). . :clergy -malpractice i:J. itigation ·dismissed . -' ·,· GLENDALE, Calii. (UPI) ~The nation's first clergy malpractice suit has been dismissed by a judge -who says the courts do not have the •:ight to interfere in religious eounseling. The suit was .filed against four pastors at Grace Community 0'urch by tlie parents of a young man who killed himself despitE.> counseling by the clergymen . · The trial was in its fourth week when Superior Court Judge Joseph Kalin granted amotion Thursday by church attbrneys that the case be thrown out because there was tn~ufflclent evldenC'e and because the church's religious beliefs should • be put on lrtal. not Walter and Marla Nally of B~rbank brought the suit against the S\fn Wiley ChU~h In "1900, the . year ··after ihelr - 24-year-old son, Kenneth, shot himself. The couple claimed the Rev . .John MacArthur and pastors Duane Rea. Lynn_Cory ~nd fUchai'd .-Thomson : aggravated _Naliy's· d<!iinession ey · co~nsellng him' thill 'lfls problems were a result of sin that must be ri!pentro. Kalin said a ruling In favor of the Nallys would violate the constitutionally guarantt>ed separation of church and state. ·.,The freedom of expression in religion is constitutionally protected by "the First Amendment," Kalin said In an intei'•Iew afterthe ruling. "The court cannotestabUshdulles for pastoral cou!IS('Iing. That wou.ld be lntl'rferring betwren fix> church and the state. · "If we did that, ll we set up those siandards, we'd get Into thousands of questions r('gtllatlng religious conduct - such as whatls a proper religious bellt>f? We just can't do that. " Church attorneys had asked Kalin to dlsmlss the case because, "thl' very conC'ept of clergy malpractlC'e is the kJnd of burdeiton religion that the First Amendment prohibits." Lawyer Sam Ericsson called the WE NbW HAVE decision "brilliant, eloquent, right on point. He's saying, rightly, that the theory of clt>rgymalpracticehas no place in the courts. "This· ruling says you "can continue to go to your pastor and share your problems and he will listen. This guarantees that he wlU continue to be available," ht> said. An a ltorney for the Nallys, who said tbey may appeal the dE.>cision, argued that thecasedldnot step past the boundaries of religious freedom, but was an issuE.> of accountablllty on thepartofthepastorswho"heldout CLEVELAND (UP]) - Three to the world" that they could treat peopll' correctly seiE.>Cted the six severe E.>motional problems through winning Ohio .Lotto numbers Wedspiritual counseling." · · ne!jdaynight tosharea$1mllllontop The malpractice and negligence · prize. The winners' identities will be" sult charged the pastors - with announced after the winning tickets · outrageous conduct fdr dlscourag- are verified·. · "" ' wl're · 1, 2, 6, ing Nai!Y from seek!ng profE.>Sslonal .. Th . e ~-lnlli w ng·num.,rs help because of. their bias· agalnsi 16 , 26 ,and 29. · secular counseling. Lottery officials said 282 players The Nallys h~d claimed the plckedfiveoftheslxnumberstowln _pastors. had a duty toreferthE.>you"¥ $590 . al)lece, And 'l0,398 pE.>Ople ma11 !o professiQnal COUTISE.>llng, but .._.seJ~teQ four of the··numbers, each -~ thE.> judge r¥led.that;rn add]tlon' tQ · '- Winnlng$43. ;: · . ·• _. _ the coristitutloilal considerations . Saturday's lotto jackp<it' will be the ·plaintiffs had not proven th~ worth about $1 mDiion. clergymen had violated suc11 a duty. Number, PieR 4 Weather forecast Rain likely today, with highs near 60. Variable cloudiness tonight alid Saturday, with a low tonight in the mid 40s and highs Saturday In the CLEVELAND (UP]) - Thurs' day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: · Daily Nuniber -09.3. • PICK-4- 6134. mid~. lr.-;;;;;;;;;;;;··;;;;;;~ The probability of precipitation is · II .. .. MONEY 70 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Saturday. 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Fann ............ ... ., .............. C.7 A-6-· 0 • •••••• ••••• entine Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant 9 Sections, 74 Pages 60 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Sunday, May 19, 1985 .• Soor. afier the petitions were circulated, signs were erected near Second and Locust and at Second and Court Street advising motorists that pedestrians havt> the right-of-way In c~walks. "We also nt>ed to educate tht>se people of our city about the traffic signs that we did accompllsh to receive from the city," Schneider said in a letter appearing in today's TtmE.>S-Sentlnel. "This accompllshmt>nt Is better than no signs at all," Schneider commented .. "The only problem now Is the enforcement of these signs." Traffic lights at Second and Locust a\fd several other Intersections along that stretch of Ohio 7 through Gallipolis were removed In 1981 to Improve traffic flow through the city. criteria for pedestrian or school crossing concerns. "However, It should be noted that the maximum number of pedestrians on any one crosswalk in a one-hour period was 32," Dougan and Sushka said. "That equates to onE.> person pyery two minutes." The survey was conducted following a request the city made In February to study the traffic situation at Seclm!:! and Locust. In August 1984, a petition was circulated by legal secretaries Karen Schneider and Molly Plymale requE.>Sting action on a · traffic signal at the lni~rsectlon. The Gallla County courthouse. Galllpolls city building, several law offices and realty firms and the Ohio Valley Christian School are in the area. reported accidents, of types suSCE.>ptlble of correction by a traff!c signal control, which havE.> occurred within a 12-month period," the officials said. Each accident had to involve personal Injury or property damage of $100or more, Doug,an and Sushka · said. "Our records indicate there art> not that amOl!!lt Of accidents at that location," the report continued. " However, ll there are five or more accidents of this · type, then adequate trtal of less restrictive remedlE.>S · with satisfactory observance and enforcement must have failed to reduce the accident frequency before installing a signal." The ,report concluded that there was Insufficient . GALLIPOLIS - A Grove City man, WhO purchased his Ucket . Wednesday at the Last Chance Carry Out on Pine Stret>t, correctly picked the six numbers In the Ohio Lotto and will split the $1 million jackpot with two other winners. A.H. McLaughlin. 59, had his Winning ticket, containing the numbers 1, 2, 6, 16, 26 and 29 . validated Friday afternoon in Marietta, aCcording to Last Chance Manager Gwen Carter. He will receive $334,499, or around.$200 per week tor thE.> next~ years. - McLaughlin; who is worklng a I the GaUlpolls Developmt>ntai Center, purchased the winning t lcket at arpund 5 p.m. Mcl..aughilri, who also likes to fisH. said hihas b€enplaylng ··'·the lotte!'Y for the past~ ~FS: · . Carter said he _should-receive the first Installment of his wlimiiigs. which amounts to around $16,m per yt>ar beforE.> taxes, In around a m.onth. Oneolthetwootherwinnerswasa RIO GRANDE - A chicken owned by a Gallipolis resident flew the longest distance Saturday In the 14th Annual [nterna· tJonal Chicken Flying Meet held at Bob Evans Farms. "BtU Dance," a 28 ounce bird owned by Brtan O'Dell, flew 00 · feet to win )he Featherweight division, In addition to recording -t~e best flight of 1he Clay . However. Bill Dance's effol') len · far short · of "the all·tlme I1!ClOI'd distance of ~· 8" set in 1979 by "Lola · B." of Point .. 'Pleasant, W.Va. •. -' "Aiilella · Chlcl<en - Hearted. ~ -· owned · by ·Mary . H~ghes -of : MaySel, W.Va., recorded the·' second longest, fllght of the contest, winning the Bantamweight division with a 167' 11" flight. The third longest fllght of the · day, 134' 11", was recorded by t~e winner of.t he Mediumwelght division, "Dina Lullo," owned and trained by Jack Knox of Parkesburg, Pa. "Nashville Express," owned · by Dlllk Cornick of Troy won the Heavyweight division with a flight of 35' 2". A total of 246 chickens entered the contest, according to meet officials. "SE.>an," owned by Joel Roddy · of 'columbus was chosen by judges as the "Most Unique , Chicken" during the "Parade of Chickens" conducted before the contest. (Continued on page A3l S28995 BIG WINNE~ ..:.._A.H. M9Liwghlln, :I!, of Gro~e Clly,\rll#) ~ail~ rorreciiY .~.._ .Die six wlnnltiK ilumbers bt -· .oi three peC;ple IAI Wednesday'sOhloLotto.MciAughllnpurehasedbiBwlnnlnglleketfrom Mike Carry a1 the Last Chance Carry Out Wedne!ldaY aftemoon. By ptcldnglhe <.'OITect numbers, McLaughlirJ will receive_nearly~ a week - "' for the ne.xf20 years. -;. ·.. . Fort Gay, W.Va., man· who ·pur- · Boyes' licki't was the serond · winning ticket purchased at the chased his ticket at the Fresh and Fancy Ft1lit Market In Chesapeak<'. Chesapeake store this year. As of Saturday evening, the third Paul Boyes said he has been playing the lottery off and on since January. winner had yet to be ide>ntifled. Gasoline supplies adequate, prices steady, st1:1dy reports. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The federal govt>rnment concluded In a study that gasollne'supplles should be adequate through the summer vacation season, with only a slight increase In price. The Ent>rgy Department predicted in the repor1 2.5 pt>rcent increase In automobile travel from July through September. But gaso· llhe consumption is not expected to rise because· of a 1.7 percent a lncrE.>ase over the last year In the average miles per gallon performance of vehicles on the road, the department sa'ld . According to statistics published bY lh~ departml'nt's Energy Information Administration In It s quarterly "Short Term Energy Outlook," gasoline consumption Is forecast at 6.9 million barrels a day during the third quarter or the year, up less than 1 percent from the same pt>riod one year ago. Even thoughsuppliesareforecast as adequate. gasoline stocks ar" expectl'd to be tighter this summer than they wei'!' one year ago, the report said. Statistics show thatwhenthethlrd quarter of theyt>ar begins July 1, the amount of finishPd motor gasoline on hand wlll represent a, 26-day supply. 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A·364 Ohio·weather: clear Sunday in forecast 'Bill Dance' tops Evans' 14th earn $334,499 annual chicken flying contest ;.....,..5 EASY WAYS TO.TAKE CHARGE!-•' Inside: Lotto ticket to Three pick winni.t:t .Lotto numbers AS LOW AS y 99( MAIN ST. MARKET •. ' .., I Bob Hoeflich discusses Thursday's mock · disaster - Page 8-8 . . GALLIPOLIS- A h-afflc signal for thE.> lnte~tton of SE.>cond Avenue and Locust Street In Galli polls is not justified under most criteria · set by the Ohio Departmt>nt of Transportation. But 0001', In a surveyoftrafllc patterns there.said _there ls enough on-site evidenCE.> to warrant a signal ljllder one of the considerations It examines in "deterrnlng signal placement. . In a repori to City Manager Chris Morrts, OOOI' District 10 DeputY Director George Dougan and Distrlcl Traffic Engineer Ted Sushka said "accident eoiperlence" would serve as a reason for pladng a signal at the intersection. 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Richard Smyth, 55, was indicted "There ls no Israeli governmE.>nt Thursday by a federal grand jury, involvement In this," the spokeswhich alleged 15 violations of the !llan" said , "We have received the Arms Export Control Act" for unl.ts, . and they are 11s€a in · QT. t>xport lng the switches - called defense-relat.e d research ·a nddevelklytrons- and 15 counts of maklng opment for coliveilllonal weapons false_ statt>ments to government only.". · QUI PIICES All offlctals. Bonner · said Smyth failed to LOWEL STOP & SEE. lf convicted of ;l.ll c_harges, he obtain allcenseorapprovalfrom the faces ,up to$1.65mtlllon m fines.and State Department to ship military 105 years In prison. and high technology materials out of U.S. Attorney Robert Bonner said the United States and submitted 808 WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY Smyth, who owns a Sl]laU firm in false documentation that failed to 992-6036 s~burban Huntington Beach, began di9Ciose the nt>ed for the licenses exporting I he devices - Which sell r---·- ___:._____._.J.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:._ _ _ _ _ _~.__ _ _ _ _ __ (or about $75 and can tie used In nuclear weapons, missiles and laser •Sweet Vidalia Onions •Sweet Corn •New Red & White Potatoes •F~esh Half Runners . --~--------- - --~---- - - - Snapper Dealers Today! GRAVELY TRACTOR· SALES POMEROY, OH; · 'lbe dnunallc Sena&e vote, whlcll followed lhe lint "call of . the Setiate" IAI IIIJffill10n an ~ member bt II& lellll 18 re!U'II, aent lawmakers. lobb)'· : - ~altdOIIIookenbio a Die of conlulon Ia&e Jl'rtda¥. SellaW RepubU.:.. alllnllllld :Sell. Oakley c. Colllna'. RlrldGII. ntolller w11111B,IheD Ihat CoiiiM ltlmlelf WIIB IB al home. ' Calllla ... weed "ys" ... week. VelenD -'01'11 said II ' .... the tint "call al the Sellale" lllace .. lellll JM.- . ~ 1 t COLUMBUS (UPI) - Leglsla- Neal F. Zlrnmer.s Jr., 0-Dayton, lion permitting the sale oft he closed demanded a "call of the Senate': to Home State Savings Bank of summon SE.>n. Oakley C. Collins, Cincinnati to Chemical Corp. o!New R-lronton, tq the floor. York Ues seriously wounded, perSenate Republicans at first said haps mortally, having suffered a Collins' mother was Ill, then that. 16-16 setback In the Ohio Senate Collins himself was Ill at IIOJni.. Friday. ., Collins had voted "YE.>S" last week. State lawmakers, lobbyists, Gov. GUimor latt>rsaid.Colllns told him he Richard F. CelE.>Sfe and disgruntled was going to vote "no." Home State ·customers will spend Veteran SE'nators said It was the the weekt>nd plotting tllelr nt>Xt first "call of the SenatE.>" since at moves In the two-month-old · cam· least 1967, Republlcanscappedahalf!hourof palgn to right the financially, parllainentary chaos by parrying troubled thrtn. HowPVer, the reconsideration · Zimmers' motion, voting 17·15 to approach faces complications. dispense with the procedure ol Chemical otflclals may no iongt>r be sending the Ohio Highway Patrol to tnte~ted In the Home State bring Collins totheftoor,asprovlded purchase. tor In the rules. Chase Manhaltan Corp. of New The, SE.>nate adjourned for the York, whOse agreement to buy four weekend in a storm of political small Ohio thrifts expired at blame-placing immediately after mldntghi Friday, warned Ihat offer the bill's defeat. may not hold and offtclals turned HomeStatedeposltors,trustrated their attentiOn and resources to- ·that their tunds have been lOcked In ward Maryland, wbt>re a number of the clO&ed S&:L since March 9, S&:L's ripe for sale. • shouted at the senators and milled The dramatic Senate vote, which angrUy about the Statehouse corrl· "followed theflrst"calloftheSenate" · dors and rotunda. Soolewept. . to summon an absent member In at "1llank you very much!" belleast ]8 yt>ars, sent lawmakers, . lowed one sarcastic voice from the lobbyists, reporters and onlookers . gallery. "Shamel" yelled a woman. Into state of contusion late Friday. "Ball out big busineSs. don't worry After '10 mlnutE.>S of debite, Sen. (Continued on ~ A3) seem a ·, lAST MINUTE EffORT - DelpAe a IMtmiiNie ellen by iilluolit) Harry Meehel (D-Y••••own> altdSen. Neal Dmmen (D-Da)ion) IAI deJar vole on a . . to allow uie of Home Slate ..__Sea. • Savlnp to Chlmtlelll Corp. Ulld a l'lth lllllrnutllve : vole could he found, the bill was voted on altd cleft aled : 16-16. (UJ'I), ·- ·.-. �. Commentary and persPective n. ...... ' T~2, ~~=;=;=;=;~=;===;~==~~==========~==================================~~=;==~~~==~====================~~=;~ : 1\ Division ol Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio · (814) 992-2136 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher • HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEI\0 Asslslanl Publisher-Controller LE'f"TERS OF' OPINION are w£>lcom{'(j, lhev shou ld be ll'Ss than 300 words loni:. AI) letters arE:' sub j(l('t to edlflng and must bC slgnC'd with nam~. address and telephone numbc-rs, No unsfg nE'd !ellen will be publl!ihed. L('iters shouid bE' In good laS If, addressing ls su ~,>s, not pcrsonalltiM . It beats no comment • : There Is a great equalizer in the White House press office. ; Assistant press secretary Mark Weinberg brought from Europe a Black Forest cuckoo clock, which he picked up on an advance trip to Germany to plan the president's journey. ; The cuckoo b~·d jumps out every half hour, loudly proclaiming "cuckoo, cuckoo:'' : It beats " no comment' ." ~uSoN~ Y"'• me an ... . .•~Letter that there has got to be a taw ·somewhere that says you don't, · among ot her things, take six mllllcn .J ews who have committed no offense whatever and liquidate them. So we hauled up a dozen top Nazis, faced them down w1ih some tough prosecutors, and hanged them. To be sure, we contaminated the whole exfrc!se by accepting as fellow judges Soviet officials who would not have hesitated to kill a million Jews, even as they had not hesitated In killing a mllllon kulaks, lf Stalin had simply ordered·lt . StU!, a point was made. A point with some resonance, because .only a fortnight ago we were taking the position that no soldier who consented to serve In the Waffen ss was, re'!lly, a soldier: he was:a criminal, and for that reason -the argument went_ no American official should visit a graveyard In which also are Included the rem a ins of some of those crimina ls. Although theobjec- , Reporters were happily surprised at how talkative was the president at rimes, particularly on the last days of his European journey. In Madrid and Lisbon, he seemed to·want to talk, and fi elded many of the questions with · . humor. WhE-n told that Soviet President Mikhall Gorbachev called him the ''forwafd edge of th~war menace," he sa id in effect , "Look who' s ta lking. " But sine<· he returned to the White ilouse, his encounters with the press have gone back to the old controls with reporters going for days without seeing him although he is involved in events o~ his public schedule they wou ld like to cover. . · Deputy press sC>Cre tary Larry Speakes, who Is fold when the press can see the pmsident, believes the best defense is offense, taking umbrage at reporters who question the "openness" of the admlnlstratlon. When wraps are put around a relatively friendly president, reporters know tha t the aim is to' shield him from inevitable questions on the fouled-up tenorist attack In Beirut, the tax reform bill and a host of Qther jssues on the front page. .~ In RPagan's case, his lop.aldes often have felt better equipped to answer ihe questions than subjecting the president to them. · :: White House Communications Director Patrick Buchanan has kept a tow profil e since joining the presidential staff as chief of speech writers, ~ubl!c liaison and media offices. In short, he hasa Jot of power In paving the way for Reagan to communicate wifh the public. ;: Buchanan had been avoiding any press contacts when he settled into the :Nhtte House. But he gave Ills first Interview to his alma mater, the St. i;.ou!s Globe-Democrat, In his "blu!'-carpeted, chandelier-lit office .In the West Wing of the White House ... approximately 50 feet away" from the pvat Office. •' He told theGI.obe·Democrat that he sacrlfi<;ed the $400,<XKJ a year he was inaking with columns a nd .~ hes to aceept a $75,00)-a·Year.job at the ~ite House heeause:· "l don't think it's a sacriflce. lt_'s a privilege and an .. ~onor." . . . •. When it was suggested that he was. !lie "conservative ·a ctivist" In the White House, Buchanan bowed to Reagan. ; "Lei tell you something," he told ihe. infl!rvj~er. "There's a iegltlmatecon·se:r'lll\flve·ae:tlx lst whooctuples theOv~.lO!flce ju~.t.doWnthe · :.,all from -me. i !~ink he !s·a C!)nsei'vatlve Rep~bllc;m. 'I ~an 'i think of issue o n which we disagree." · · . The Bllburg visit leaves a very long wake, all of It conducive to useful reflection, among other , things, on that loyalty of the muttary that can be said to transcend loyalty to civil authority. The government of Adolf Hitler was !ega! If we define legal In terms of the positive law. It was In other respects never legal, not ·If in the term " legal" there inheres somethlng rrtore merely than de facto control of a country. We struggled with that one at Nuremburg, remember? There we reasoned from the particular to the general. This Is a practice not encouraged by legal philosophers, who wrote Into the Constitution that there sha ll be no punishment . for ex post facto offenses. Put simply, you don't get tried today for serving beer to a minor last December, when serv· lng beer to a minor was legal. M Nuremburg, we struggled with some\hing called "aggression" against humanity. We reasoned to the editor • Traffic count survey • • ,· : Many people have asked me ;about the result s of the traffi c count !C)n the cbrner of S!!cond Avenue and !Locust Street In Galllpolls. ; : Many people are Interested in '!his inlmmation and ha ve the need ~o know. We a lso need to educa te :the people of the city about the )lroestrlan signs tha t we did :accomplish to receive from therlty. ifhcse pedPslrlan signs need to be :noticed. .. •. The most pertinent pan of the ~Jgnal warrant ana lysts conducted hy .t he Ohio Department of Trans)lortat!on at the inters, .. iion of &corid Avenue a nd Locust Street Our records indicate there are · not that amount of accidents at this location. However, If there are five or more accidents of this type, then adequate trial of less restrictive remedies w1th satisfactory observance and enforcement must have failed to requce the accident frequency before Installing a signal." I want to thank everyone that signed our petition and helped circulate the petition In the effort to help us try and get a street light or some kind of street signal for Second Avenue and Locust Street. We did accomplish to reeelve pedestrian cross signs on Locust a nd Second and Courl Street and Second Avenue. This accomplishment Is better than no signs at all. The only problem now Is the enforcement .of these signs. I wa nt to thank the City of Gallipolis for those signs and hope the city will enforce them so that we may avoid having any more traffic accidents on these corners. Karen M. Saunders Rio Grande Wt6 ~ *MV I 'lll'll~ 1\lt'HIR, ll~? I L~ Double standard ______;.J,;,._ac_k_A_ri_de_rs_o_n_&_D_a_le_v;_an_A_t___;tii, WASHINGTON - The. Reagan administration has dumpeq a full load of government retribution ori a . Navy civilian analyst whO sUpped· three satellite photos of a Soviet aircraft Carrier to a Britis h · magaJ.lne. , . He faces 40 ,Y~ars· In prison if CO!IVictelj of espionage·· charges: :,· But when an Air 'Foree general showed Congress photos of equal Interest to the Kremlin and they were mistakenly released to· the publlc, no one drew so much as a tut -tut. Why ·the double standard? That 's what we'd like to know. The Navy analyst Is Samuel Loring Monson, who moonlighted vendetta against Morison ml?Itionfor the British m agazine with the Navy's full · knowledge. He's a allY 6utrageous Is the Pentagon's grandson of'ihe late author and _. failure to tak~ ~ ny action against . admiral, Samuel Elfot Morison, · tHose responsible . .for a similar whp wrote tbe definitive history of ~lsclosure abOut a year earlfer. U.S. naval actions In World War Jl. . Two photographs released by the In the first place, the espionage Pentagon told the Soviets e~ery­ la)\'~ we~ .never Intended to make"' thing tl\ey needed to.know abo~t the pilblfca;tton ' of cla~lfled in(orina- , •, capability of. U.S. sPY· satellites to · lion a crime. rn fact , Cong'ress ,has .. photograph SOviet weapons .\n.1he repeatedly refused to pass such a ground or under' construction. So the administration's justlftcarestriction, know1ng that a corrupt admlnlstratlon could cover up Its lion lor dumping on Mortson- that misdeeds by stamping "secret" on . the photographs he provided to the embarrassing Information, then British · magazine told the SOviets prosecuting whistle blowers and how good our spy cameras were· journalists who 'e xposed the was fatally flawed. The two photos ' mistakenly released by the Penwrongdoing. What makes t~e administration's tagon the year before gave the Russians at least as much Information about U.S. satellite aC!'uracy. •. The spurious ftiror ·\lver· Morison ·; .· began last August when l:iefense Secretary Caspa r We inberger opened "J ane's ·Defence Wee!<Iy" ·, and saw three U.S. satellite photos ·.. uf a new.. Soviet aircraft carrier •. .. u_nder construct 10'!. The magazine '. fs ari offshoot..of the 14 authoritative f ·.Jane's military books printed eac h year on mllllarv hardware. · · It wasn''t dlfil~uit for the F:BI to, Identify Morison as the source oft he photos. He had the ' permission ()f His superiors at the Naval lntelll -; . gence Support Center outside Wa shington .to moonlight as 'an editor; of Jane's magazine. Enforcing reclamation.,.....____6_--:-L_ow_e_u_w_in~ge~ii For fhe last 15 years or so, those Howard Ebersbach farrn, the of us who are Interested In the Knowles farm, the Van McDade future of Meigs County have Jived farm, Sid Durst farm, all 90 acre under the Uluslon tltat somehow the tracts. Other land owners and- the Portland liver bottoms wlll escape acreage sold were owned by the the same ravages that have made heirs of Dorothy, Murtaugh, 45 the Letart community almost a acres, Frank Alexander, 60 acres, wasteland . Recent Inquiries have the Middleswart farm, 70 acres, convinced me that the broad Earl ·Henderson; 30 acres, the. Paul bottoms around the community of Browning estate, 50 acres. AltoPortland In Lebanon Township are gether, the sand and gravel comdoomed! Their Inevitable future panies own · more than 600 acres In can be plainly seen In the neighbOrthe Portland community. ls: Ing towjlshlp of Letart, once the ; : "The a nalysts does Indicate there I do not know . of anything that garden spot of Meigs County and )S sufficient volumes to satisfy slgoals tbe coming demise of the one of the most lovely villages along warrant No. 6, Accident Expe- · Portla nd community. That will the O~lo River. It is gone and However, In order for · a happen when !be first gravel pit Is Portland will be next! )ilgnal to be erected utilizing that opened and begins operation. It ' It has been almost 20 years since . could happen any time next week, 'trlterla, there must be five or more •(.eported accidents. of types susthe sand and gravel Interests first next month, next year or 10 or 00 began buying land In the Portland · years in the future. The companies ~tlble of correction by a tra ffic area. Their offer of $500 per acre ~lgnal control. which have occurred have re nted some land to local seemed generous enough to heirs of farmers for cropping but reserve Within a 12 month pe!iod. Each the orlglnal landowners who no ~ccident must Involve . personal the right to begin sand and gravel longer lived In the community and )njury or property dam•ge to a n oper·attons at a ny time without two sand and gravel companies prior notice. Too, the gravel )ixtent of $100 or ~ore. now own about a third or the companies have undergone drastic ,. approximately 2,000 acres that t; . changes In the last few years. The •• covers abOut a 100 foot vetn of sand Ohio River Sand and Gravel . and gravel deposited by the Ohio ~: was originally headed by Company • River over the centuries. Compan- a man named McDonald, a native Ies which first began acquiring land of Scotland, ~ho operated extenIn the Portland area were Richards sively In Letan Township and made · and ' Son and the Ohio River Sand the original purchase In Portland. --~~ · and - Gravel Company. Both had He has retired to Scotland where he !: Today Is Sunday, May 19, the 139th day of 1985 w1th 226 to follow. substantial IntereSts In the Letart Is said to have bought a castle and is :: The moon is nPW. . . •. Township operation with Richards enjoying his retirement In feudal •: The morning stars are Mercury,.Venus and Jupiter. establishing the first operation on splendor, far from the havoc he : · The evening stars are Mars and Saturn. · the Bibee farms above Apple helped wreak In Letart Township. :: Those bl;)rn on this date are under Ill<' sign of Taurus. '!'hey Include Grove. His former company Is now owned ~rlcan·bom Lady Astor, the first woman member of the British Land owners In Portland who are by Pfaff and Smith, who operate out farllamenl, In 1879; Vietnamese leader HoChl Minh In 1890, and American operating successful farms In the of ofllces in Charleston, W.Va. ~lack Muslim leader Malcolm X In 1925. community have, , with a few Richards and Son . has been ac•. On this date In history: . exceptions, resisted the offer of Cast quired by The McDonough Com~; In 1536, Anne Boleyn, secQnd of King Hemy Vlll's six wives and mother money while many non-resident pany and operate out of offices at 28 ~f Quem Elizabeth l, was beheaded. . heirs leaped at the chance to cut 12th St., Parkersburg, W.Va . ~· In 1!9S. author and dramatist Oscar Wilde was released fl'om prison; a · their des to the cPmmunity, Many \"UCh of this lnforr~ation I ,Wmosexual, WUde had served two years behind bars for IOdomy, nne horrM:s on farms purdlued by recetv~ from my old friend and · •: Jn 19l'i, T.E. Lawrence'- Lawrence of Arabia- died In a motorcycle the gravel companies have since frequent critic, Gayle Pt1ce, who Is • ~ccldent In England. . , been abandoned and are standing · o~e of tbe largest property owners ;. In 1964, It was revealed that Amet1can diplomats had found at least 40 empty and neelecled to become In the Portlalld community: He and jliecret microphones hidden In the U.S. Embassy In M()IICOW. victims of the same decay that cost his brother, Hubert, are natives of • · ln . 1974, Finance Minister Valerie Glscard d'Estalng was elected the Letart community Its old and P6r!land and both have lived most ~resident of France. . · · prized estates. Homes · In the of their. lives on land pa&Sed down • A thought for the day: Oscar Wilde said, "What Is a cynic? A man whO Portland community which have from generatlon-to-gt!ner~tlon by icnows the prtce of everytlllng, and the value of nothing." been abandoned are on the former · their ances)ors. Neither favored the • nence. tors to the Bllburg visit were ers who wish to attend lt. It quoted -: unrealistic, the point they raised Is an anonymous chaplal,n as saying, : not w1thout current meaning. It has "Many of the meetings are rell· to do, of course, with the higher law. gious exhibitionism , I'm afraid." and m ost higher laws, for most But the reporter, Robert C. Toth, • people, are Involved In some way ·was on the one hantl anxious to : w1th religion. relay that the religious exercises For that reason, Adm. James D. did not mean very much, but Watkins, who Is chief of naval anxious, also, to point out that they operations, wrote a spirited letter were in some way oriented toward recently to the editor of t~ Los public policy. For Instance, Adml Angeles Times, objecting to the rat Watklnswas quotedasbellevlng Implications of a-provocative story that Star Wars is "a morally sound that had been publlshed In the coul'Se." · Times. Its flavor can be got from There are of course differences of the headline: "Star Wars Called opln!orl an· the matter of the ; 'Moral' /Beirut Bombing Blamed provenance of moral distinctions, on 'Antlcltrlst' / Role of Religious and .no doubt Admiral Watkins Is Faith at Pentagon/Raises Ques- · explicitly guided by his belief In lions, Doubts." The story spoke of Christianity. · But you have the Gen. John Vessey, chairman of the coincidence that those whose anx· : Joint Chiefs of Staff, and of Admiral !ety abOut separation of ~hilrch and Watkins, and of other promtnent state extends to worrying about officials who have In public circum - generals who profess religious stances professed their faith In God.. convictions are also, In most caSes , It drew· attention to a fortnightly the same folk who applaud the " pr,a yer breakfast" held at the bishops when they convene to say, , Pentagon, attended by those offlc- in effect, that a nuclear arsenal, to : us 11\t !ll'\lWI the ehxtbeent thdat 1t exists bec Adaus e u : 011 r~ mig t use , 1s 1mmora 1. m1ra 1 ; lltNvtt> " :Ill, Watkins takes a view one woulil WiRE 'I\£ 11-1" R\RSI~HS.. think would commend Itself to thoSe: t-.I.U~ ) w1th the fain test grasp of light and W?' wrong, na mely that It Is more \ nearly right than wrong to. use '. \ bombs in order to klll other bOmlisJ . Instead of two kill people -which Is ' ' , the point of Star Wars. of course. , ' In a n ideal world, those Hitler ·· ~-$;!~' took Into the SS would have lisen against the monster. Some Germans In fact did, and July~- the day lr. 1944 they tried to assassinate Hitler - ought to ~ a part of : Germa ny's sacred calendar.oln the • Idea l world, people' say no to an '· Invitation to join the SS. In an Ideal ;vorld_. they say no to Hitler. Say no to Stalin. Say no to Gorbachev. Bltburg causes us all to consider these points, another reason 'to be grateful for the exercise. · .: acqulslt Ion of Portland hind by the quick tr•!p t<l some of the strip mines~ !(ravel companies but the purin Meigs County or to Letart wiiC chases of the Knowles and Ebersbshow you there has never been <!:: ach farms left a 13 acre tract owned · serious effort to enforce the law. 1(: by Gayle completely surTounded Richards a nd Son a nd the Ohloleaving him no option but to the. Rlwr Sand and Gravel Compan~ tract. This was a purchasing policy . had been forced to reclaim ltJt frequently followed by the gravel ruined acres In Letart Townshp, . ·companies In Letart Township in Mr. McDonald would •not now bdl: forcing a sale. The companies are enjoying li fe In Scotland or expected to follow lessons learned chards a nd Son still doing bu s lnes~ In Letart when they begin operaunder a not her na·m e. Surely til<!: lions In earnest in the ' Portland people of Meigs County and thi!community. Sta!Ej of Ohio can judge the futait!. Only pne thlngca~ save Portland by the past! · ; ·• from following tM fat e of Letart: A The rule of Ia w enforcement h~ strict enforcement of the Ohio been that no one may profit from ~ reclamation laws. Ohio law says illega l act yet an entire commuu!i¥! the. reclaimed properly must be in has been destroyed with no one hell!: as good condition as before the accountable. Are we going to let itremoval of the mined materia l. A happen again? • :": sell JUG BY GARRY TRUDEAU ,. •• I I ' ' •'• • ••' I little guy," taunted another depositor. Senate supporters of the plan , which involved $125 million In state funds and Ohio banking privileges for Chemical in return forpurchaslng the ailing thrift , promised some "arm twisting" would yield 17th vote to reconsider the conference I Area death . COLUMBUS - TL'<l Whitt , 68, Rt. 4,Gailipolis, died at 4 a. m. F riday at Ohio State Unh'er slfy' Hospit aL Columbu s. He was a retired General Motors Corp. employee, · a U.S. Army ~etera n of World War II and a m ember of the First Church of God In Gallipolis. Born Sept. 3, 1916, in Mason . County. he was the son of the late . Howard .a n!I Nellle Whitt. , · . · Surviving are his wife, Wanda Johnson Whitt;' three daughters, Clnpy Richardson. Peru, lnd:. Candy Ronk, Kokomo, Ind. and Lana Whitt, Russlavllle, -Ind.; two ,_. st..Pson.• , Bill . Carney, Leon and · Gary.Carney, l?ofnti'l~asa nt; three sisters, Virginia McC~ Illst er, Ypsl -lant I, Mi ch .. Angle Skinner: Gall! polls Ferry and Clara Bell Jividen. Belleville, Mich.; five brothers. Andrew, Pliny. Warren, Winfield . Watson, Ypsilanti, James S. , Clin ton , Mich. and Pete Whitt, Kent. Wash. and three grandchildren. A brother prea.'<led him in death. " I .. I J-ouery - -- "· ., winnin~ numbers: . .101,8119 A Two divorce petitions filed POMEROY - Charlotte Anne Hess. Pomeroy, has flied for divorce in Meigs County Common Plea s Cou rt from John William Hess, Sr., Switzer, W.Va., charging adultery. Barbara .Jean Harris, Middleport , has !!led for divorce from Ben Har·rls, in care of Polly Marcum, Columbus. charging·gross neglect of duty. · Waives extraditionJ'ghts BANKRUPTCY 614-221·0888 L. W. CENNAMO AnOINEY AT LAW 336 S. HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO LOCAL CONSULTATION IN GALLIPOLIS WE NOW HAVE •Sweet Vidalia Onions •Sweet Corn •New Red & White Potatoes •Fresh Half Runners .. . ' • COME AND JOIN THE 0 2 AIR CONDITIONER . SERVICE ~All Makes Out Of Town Oxygen Hospital . ' Wheel Ch~irs . I Call Collect ~-- ,I I 9 •Reasonable CALL US FOR ALL ·youR NEEDS '. .. ' I. I " J Bathroom Aids Walkers.. _ .J,.ru'tches & Canes ITEMS RICHARD AND MARY ANN lOWMAN, OWNERS 1 63 PINE ST. GALliPOLIS, OHIO WE DELIVER 24 HR. SERVICE , POMEROY - Raymond Ridgley, also known as Clifton Bell, appmring Friday in MPigs County man Pleas Cour1' waived the ex tradition process and is now to be turnL'Ilove r to Kanawha County, W.Va . a uthorities. Ridgley is charged with espping from the Department of Correct ions Work Release Center in Charleston on May 13. In oth<'r cout1 action, Vincent Keith Stone has been released from probation which began Df'C. 11, 19&3. (Continued from....;.....;.._ page Ali run with a lime of 1:54.25. In human cmw1ng, Jim Cooper was chosen by judges as the best crower. Olivia Boutwell of Ca rey was the winner of the "Best Chicken · Legs · Hens" contest while Allen Blosser of Pittsburgh, Pa., was the winner of the "Best Chicken Legs - Roosters'-' contest. A toss of 80 fet't by P hillip Arches of Point Pleasant and Brian O'Dell won the egg toss, while Larry McClure of Columbus. won the boy's chicken scratching contest a nd Kim Kerns of Bidwell won the girl's division . ' • ANV lilt • ANV atiAPe season pasS{'S will be $2.1 for a single. Family pa s.<;CS for a husband and wife; one parPnt and a child will be $.'JJ and family passes wUibi! $36 plus $3 for each child. There will be no additional charge for families of over eight childt·en aft er the charge has been levied for the eight h. · Persons over 18 years w!ll not be Included In a family pass unless they are a member of !he household . The pool wlll also be available for renta l thi s year wit h a chargeof$35an hour for a minimum of two hours. _______ FIBERGLAS POOLS ·'• .... ••• •• ' Chl•cken Ted Whiu Bowman's Home Care Medical Supply • SYRACUSE - London Pool in Syracuse will be open for fret' swimming on Saturday and will r~main open for the holiday weekend on Sunday and Monday . · Hours for the weekend will be 1 ~a 6 p.m. The pool w111 be closed on May 28 through May 31 and wi ll reopen for the season on June 1 with hours of 1 to 6 p.m. to be observed each day. General admission will be $1 .50 for adults; $1 for student s. not Including college s.tudents, and 50 cents for pr!>-schooters. The cost as report, adopted earlier In the day by the House 63-25. "The baby Is noi dead," said Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, R-Cincinnati. "T he baby is s ick." Senate Republicans received the bruni ofthe bl ameforthemeasure's defeat, Including Democratic charges that they orchestrated It to embarrass Celeste . •• ·.( ; th~. WE llll MEDICARE and OTHER INSURANCE CARRIERS WHEN ELIGIBLE • Free swimming on Saturday Home State.•--....-:--.<c_o~n-.un-ued"""!!"f_ro~m-..pa_ge_A~t1 •• • •• i• • .•. J GALLIPOLIS - A Springfield man was bound over to the next . session of the Gall!a County Crand Jury · Friday · following a preliminary hearing on a felony bad check charge. Joseph M. Lawless Is accused of writing a $53.<1! check to Baldwin's Gun Shop on April 23 that was not honored . A second bad check charge against La';"less was dismissed. In traffic cases, · Donald W. Booth, 44, of Charleston, W.Va ., . forleited $W .bond for following too closely and Earl R. Sayre .Jr., 58, of Henderson, W.Va., forielted $40 bond for failure to display valid registration. . Forfeit ing bond for speedi ng were Donald E. Porter , 40, .or Belleview, Fla., $36: Gilbert A. Bowman, 46, or Jefferson, Ind .. $40; ~d Sandra A. Dalley, 32, of Elwood, Ind., $!11. 614-446-72 83 •• '•• • MIDPLEPORT - Four calls were answered . by. local units Friday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 8: 11 a.m. Syracu~ took PhylliS Hildebrand from Church St. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12: 37 p.m. took Lisa Manley from Sycamore St ., to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 3:45p.m . took Jared Staats to Pleasant Valley Hospital and a t 5: 13 p.m: Middleport took J. J. Cremeans from his home on Broadway St. to Veterans Memorial . Grand jury will get bad check ca~e SALES & RENTALS • . •' Emergency squads answer 4 calls . . Hospital Supplies For Home Use froday in history · •V)N'I'ON - Reservations for the North Gallla Alumni Banqu<'l slated for May 25 at the )llgh schOol mus t be ln by Monday. The dinner Is set for 7 p.m . and tickets are S6 per plate. Bidwell graduates may contact Donna Cottrell Broyles at 446-2071 for reservations, while VInton graduates may contact Toria P erkins Comer at 3!1!-8491 for their reseNallom. Plot !h Gallla graduates arc to call Rosemary Knight Skidmore at 446-1633 or Patricia Burger Stout at 446-8254 for ·t heir reservations . MIDDLEPORT- A schedule o! swtmm,lng lessons at Middleport Pool has been annbunced by Instructors Joyce Stewart and Chrl~ Burdette. ' ' · The first session will be June 10,21. Courses being offered Include basic r~ue and water safety, advanced sw1mmer, advanced beginner, beginner and babies. Cost of the lessons Is $14 for the llrst · chlld and $12 for the second chlld. Courses being offered In future sessions w111 be advanced llfesavtng, adult, swimmer a nd swimmer aide. The following specialized lessons will be offered If enough Interest Is shown: aquaaerobtcs, handicapped, physically Impaired and water . therapy. · The SPf'Clallzed lessons a r-c> for all ages. To register , or for mot'<' informa lion, eall 992-6212 or 992-9968. .• l •' NGHS alumni "banquet slated Swimming lessons at village pool a~ut The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A.3 Briefsz-----~------~------..;....__ ___ •• ' Doonesbury. Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . -Local Nuremburg to Bitburg ___w_u_:_tia_m_,...F_.B_u_ck_ley_J_r.~ Jun:h~ti ~imtl • ~tntintl 825 'Third Ave., GaWpolls, Ohio (614) 446-2342 May 19. 1985 3 :::c 7 . = 8 6 5 4 BROADCASTING LIVE FROM THE LOBBY OF OHIO VALLEY BANK'S MAIN -OFFICE ' SATURDAY, MAY 25 - 9 A.M. TIL -NOON MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW TO .COME AND· HELP WJEH CELEBRATE ITS 35 YEARS OF BROADCASTING TO THE T-RI--STATE AREA • hio Valley Bailk Four locations to serve you better. Member: .FDIC ·' �• • 19,1985 Pomeroy- Middlepon- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Times-Sentinel · May 19, 1985 Pomeroy- Middlepon- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, ENGLISH ROAST BACON . 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TRY BEFORE YOU IUYI madf' 10 rarr iNs . 69< BILLFOLDS !f yo·u are !i_ ke ~ost people with .h~a~ingloss YO!I hear well m s~llfe ~1tuat1ons and have d1ff1culty in others. A new hearmg atd has been developed that can give you the help y~u _need, .~he_n you need it. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing a.td ts so tmy 1t.ca~ b_ e inserted in a matter of .seconds. It _f~!s t_om!ortabi.Yw1thm the ~~r can~ I apd.is ~a rely visible. ·Help ts·fmally here for those · partltme_' hearrngpfo~lems: See us HIINEI'S HA.UIGEI 01 HOTDOG BUNS BY JANEIL' LET HASKINS-TANNER BE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GRADUATE EYECARE PLUS EYEWEAR Dr. Robert Tarry. Optometrist T ht"> Su nda\· TlmC's-Srn tln t>l will not bef('SPO Mibl i- rpr advanCL' p<tymen t s BLUE BONNO tvorgorire tliJt• .for Yt~u~ llr.4 • Sunday Only LB. PKG. '11,90000 · ,\ ~ MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS VALLEY BELL ~~;K Sll~~:~tl.J'NN~t TES . Orir. Wfil!k MARGARINE ar. · :By Carrier. or Motor Route' . ~ .· oz. 99( DAN THOMAS & SON . 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POst SUGAR KELLOGG'S ~~{ oz. ~al' h , 49<"'- . j red, 351 blgh output eqlne, aulomiiUc trUamiNion, power lteertq aDd braket, am radlo, dual gu laJW, llllmed vinyl lle81, m~r •ie!t bumper, 10 ply radlal tlree aDd just 9,000 mllet1 oo lbll oue-oner !ruck. • "Across from the Park" A TINY HEARING AID FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. (US P 5!}800 ) FRANKIES -. _,.f" ' Patrol for DWI and drlvlng left ot center. · James Franklin VIa, 37, of Wytheville, . Va., ls being h!'ld pending a hearing In GalllpoUs Municipal Court. 1985 FORD F-250 4X4 TRUCK. Here't ·lbe one you've been walling for! Flnlthed In medium dark fire David M. Smith, 28. Syracuse. ~~~~;;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;:; unemployed , a nd Christi L. Willi- II am s. 25, Rt. 2, Bidwell, student. MACARONI ~----------___;,________.SALAD SUPERIOR 95% FAT FREE SUPERIOR BOILED 11.$229 HAM ' BAKE~ A- .· EA. TATOR ~.~,: Admitted--Phyllis Hildebrand, Syracuse; Madeline McClung, Pomeroy. Discharged-Clyde Davis, Fannie Miller. GALLIA OPTICAL CENTER . Marriage licenses BREAST BEEF GALLIPOLIS- A video cassette recorder, valued ataround$1U) was report.edly taken Ftiday night from the home of a Gallipolis man, according to the Gallla County Sheriffs Department. Deputies said Helll)' Gibbs of 219 Kelton Dr., iold them the recorder was reportedly taken between 6 and · 9:30p.m. MeanwhilE', a VIrginia man Is being held In the GaUia County Jail following hls arrest bytheOhloState ll_$149 t---~------------1 FRESH SPLIT GROUND FRESH DAILY CHICKEN Veterans Memorial Video cassette recorder stolen u.$349 PRE-SLICED of 1 p.m . aoo 9 p.n\. While an appointment ls not necessary, It ls requested that Pedlatrtc patients call 446-5287 for a tlme to be seen. GALLIPOUS - Robert Daniel, Administrator, Holzer Cllnlc, has announced that the clinic falllcltes Will be closed on Moooay, May T/ ,In obseiVance of Memortat Day. This affects t.he Main Clinic on Jackson Pike, the Sycamore Branch, the Jackson County Branch, and the MeigS County Branch. For those · patients requlrlng medical attention, the Urgent Care Center located in the main clinic building will he operating between the hours . 11.$199 S~utheostern The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A·5 H9lzer Clinic to close May 27 Area deaths .~ w. Va. Sand ~eige metallic /8Mi paint - clearcoat · metallic, 1'.6L HO 14 2V engine, automatic tran~xle, Pl65/BOR13 wsw tires, power steenng, power brakes. rub strips bumper. front _bumper .euards, rear bumper guards, elect~·~ rear wmdow defoster. Selectaire air condlttoner, AM/FM of-speaker stereo dual rem. ~ntr. s~ort mirrors, Vinyl insert body side mo_ldtngs, tinted glass. dual bodyside paint stnpes. sa 763.00 LIST PRICE NOWONLY Special paint, 1.6L HO 14 2V engine. Lo back bucket seat, automatic transaxle, Pl65/80Rl3 BSW tires, power steering, power brakes. AM 2-speaker radio, dual bodyside paint stripes, special order • 470066, bright wheel lip moldings, dual remote mirrors. SPL. PT option. OlC red. LIST PRICE 57898.40 $7895 NOWONLY TAX 8o TITLE NOT INCLUDED TAX 8o TITLE NOT INCLUDED · SEE: PAT HILL, GEORGE ' '~1our $6560 OR JAY-HILL . TrtttportatiOit Held•a•rtert ••• " · Get a grea~ deai ·o n a great Ford from PAT HILL FORD, 992·2196 Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OH. . . ,, ,, I �Page-A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel May 19, Pomeroy Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. va. 198~ 19, 1985 • -Weather:----. County Agent's Corner · Extended Ohio Forecast 4-H community ~o recognize Evans famii~:. . team sponsors 'safety break' r+. ' • • MONDAY rnROUGH WEDNESDAY: , Fair Monday, wlth a chance of showers Tuesday and Wednesday. : Highs will be in the 70s each day. with .overnight lows In the 50s. . . ~ ; State zone forecasts • :~ Northwest, West Central : Partly cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers and highs : between 60 a nd 65. Clearing Saturday night, wilha low In themld 40s. • Mostly sunny Sunday, with highs In the mid 70s. • • The ·prObability of precipitation was lJ percent Saturday, 10 ~ percent Saturday night and near zero Sunday. Winds will be from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph Sat urday, becoming light and varl.able Sat urday night. Northeast ll)!and, Central llighlands Variable cloudiness Saturday,,with a chanee of showers a nd highs near 60. Clearlrig Saturday night . with a low in the mid 40s. Mostly · sunny Sunday, with highs between 70 and 75. The probability of precipitation was 30 percent Saturday, 10 percent Saturday night a nd near zero Sunday. ''Winds will be !rom the northwest a t 10 to 1o mph Sa turday, becoming light and variable Saturday night. East Lake Erie Shore Variable cloudiness Saturday, with a chance of showers and highs between 55 and 60. A chance of showers early Saturday night, with clearing skies later Saturday night and a low between 40 and 45. Mostly sunny Sunday, with highs in the low 70s. · The probability of precipitation was 40 percent Saturday, 30 percent Saturday nlj!ht and near zero Sunday. Winds will be from the northwest at 10to 15 mph and occasionally gusty Saturday, becoming light and variable Satw'day night. Miami Valley, Southwest Partly cloudy Saturday, with highs between 65 and 70. Clea r Saturday night , with a low near 50. Mostly sunny Sunday, w ith highs · . '· between 75 and 00. · The probablllty or precipitation was 10 percent Saturday and near ' zero Saturday ni ght and Sunday. Central, South Central Pat1ly cloudy Sa turday. with highs in the mid 60s, Clear Saturday night, with a low In the upper 405. Mostly sunny Sunday, Wllh highs between 75 and 80. The probability of precipit ation was 20 percent Saturday, and near zero Saturday night and Sunday. Winds wlll be from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph Saturday, becoming light and variable Saturday night. "\\I' ..; \\ I with guided tours of the lodge, nature center, trails, lake and other facilities. People are Invited to use the facijltles for picnicking and hiking that day. Beginning at 2p.m. th~ formal dedication program will begin. A picture of Mrs. Evans a nd> plaque wUI be placed In the foyer ol ~ the lodge. .. 1980 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ... ' >' ''' ' Day Weekend in an eHort to reduce areldents. The station Is to be located soulhboWMI on US 33 at the roadside·rest area six miles north of Pomeroy. Woman injured in one-car accident • GALLIPOLIS - A Gallla County woman was ti'E'atect and released at lloizei Medical Center for jnjuries suffered In a one-car accident Friday afternoon on Galli a County 3. : Peggy Williams, 28, of Rt . 4, Gallipolis, was treated for minor 'Jnjurtes and released, according to !'bspltal officials. •: The Gallla-Melgs post of the State ,Highway Patrol said Williams was 'oorthbound on 3, when she report.ilily lost control of her·car on wet pavement, went off the right side of \he hlghwayand struckanemblll)k·roent. The3: til p.m. incident cause<l moderate damage to her car, troopers said. · · A South Carolina man was cited by the patrol Frtday afternoon following a two-vehicle accident on that the truck would not be able to arTested bythesherlff'sdepartment s top and attempted to pull onto the following a. one-vehicle accident right side of .the road. Ard's truck . · Friday.evenlng at Sheffield's Groc· then struck Nm1on's vehicle in the ery on Ohio 141. Deputies said Jessie A. Darst, 18, rear, causing heavy damage to Norton's car . Ard's truck sustained of Rt. 2, Patriot, was eastbound on light damage In the 4: lJ p.m. 141, when she repot'tedly pulled Into incident. Ard was cited by the patrol Sheffield's parking lot and struck a . gasoline pump, breaking the line. for a$Sured clear distance. Driver cited She was charged with no driver's A Meigs County man was also license and no license plates cited for assured clear distance following the 6:20p.m. incident. She following a n accident Frid ar morn- is being held in theGalllaCounty Jail pending a hearing in Gallipolis ing on Bedford Twp. 231. The patrof said an eastbound Mimic! pal Court. pick-up operate(! by Charles W. Lowther, 61, ofRt . 4, Galllpolls, was eastbound on 231, when he slowed for animals In th~ roadway. Troopers said a car driven by Mark Warner, 37, of Rt. 4, Pomeroy, LATROBE, Pa: (UP!) - Two apparently could not stop in time passengers - one with a broken leg u.s. 35. ' and struck Lowther's vehicle In the -walked amlledownasteeptrall to Troopers 'said a westbound car, &tven by Earl F. Norton Jr., 23, of rear at 10:25 a. m. Both vehicles get help for live others who survived thecrashofasmallcommuterplane Wellston, apparently stopped be- sustained mooerate damage in the on a heavily wooded mountainside, hind a vehicle attempting a left turn lncidef)l , the patrol said. Meanwhile, .James D. Moody, 23, offlci<J.Is said Saturday. Into a priva ti' drtve, when a tractor·trali!'r driven by Harley , .of Rt. 1, Cheshire, was cited by city Artl, 63, of Columbia. S.C., report- pollee Friday for not operating his attempted to pass Norton on the headlights. A Ga llia County woman was The patrol said Nm1.on saw Silver .with blue interior. Sharp inside and out. Air, auto .. rallye wheels. Premium tires. MUST SEE THIS ONE Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS 446-3672 Open Daily 10-9; Sundays 12-6 SUN. THRU 1UES.SALE POMj;;ROY- The Meigs County REACT Team will operate a "safety · break" station for weary holiday travelers Memorial Day weekend as. ~ ·part of the National REACI' Safety Break effort against highway accidents,.sponsored by the Amencan Trucking Assn. The safety bre~k station wlll be I!)Ca ted at the roadside rest area park, southbound on Route 33, six mUes north of Pomeroy and wlll be operated for 24 hours a day from Ftiday through Monday. "Thousands died on the nation's · highway last year," says G~y Hliysell, REACT Team chairman. "Many of these fa talities are a ttributable to sleepiness, fatigue and 'highway hypnosis'. Our aim is to get travelers off the highway long enough to wake them up wlt.h a coffee break." "REACT Safety Breaks,"reporis Hysell, "are being used to prevent accidents by REAcr Teams In all paris of the county as a part of the public service organization's con· cern for highway safety." The safety break Is being supported by a number of businesses ·and Individuals. Hysell said. rt======::::===::;l Two survive crash Hubbard's Grtenhouse NOW OPEN FOR SPIMNO SEASON Complete tine of vegetable &bed - "Sifeet~urt" ' •' •' • ' Children'• Sizes fi -12 "GO BASS OR GO BlREFOOT" Corner of Second & Court Galllpolit TUESDAJ, May 21, 1985 7:00 P.M. GALLIPOLIS AAA OFFICE ' SLIDE SHOW RfFRESIIMENTS DOOR PRIZES Come and learn about our new 60-60 GIVE AWAY - You may win a $50.00 Gift Certificate. Good on any Motorcoach Tour 3 days or longer. · .ding plants, hanging baskets. poHed plants - blooming & foliage, shrubbery, rose bushes. azaleas & Rhododendrons. ~ ~ GALLIPOLIS ~ Travel Agency OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 SUNDAY 1 TO 5 PH. 992-5776 360 2nd Avenue • P.O. Box 985 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (614) 446·0699 MODEL 5260 GRAVELY ~. .. •• : ,' ·,:,: FEATURES! •I H.P. ELECTRIC •30" CUT •HEAVY DUTY FRAME & AXLE ·.·. ~- •DlAECT DRIVE . ' . ... monument Qis-p'Jay. ~-- •"QUICK AnACH" SYSTEM ' MOI\Umtnll -~-· ... .. . ' • . ' --~ logan Monument Company Pomefoy, Ohio - Vmton. U~IO Special I'II('Citaae** let. Twin-size llhHt Nf of 65% polyester/35% cotton Includes 1 flat, 1 filled sheet, 1 pillowcase. "Rose Medley:· "Frostbite:· "Crossbow:' Ftllklze"'"' Set*............. 501 ... $13 811nn size ShMI Set* . , •. , , , ..• 502 ••• $17 •FULL PARTS & SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY- 30 MI. prlc••lltt.-d . C r~..- nl'ld me oil lnformot!on abo1o11 z.door, lldllllarji coupe II flullbed in light royal blue me181Ue with · viDyl top _. phuh wloar IDterlor, equipment Includes air CODdlUcnDc, ~~~~t-fm .• lereo, till wbeel, erulse control, 60-40 seatlllg, power power door loeb 8Dd. aporl. wheels. windows, ' I lOng-size SIIMISet*.. .......... 503 ... $20 (Fert~<lf l on D Kindly hoo,;e on outftot'lz..d Logon Moii.,Mef'l (o. ,.preHflloll.,.coll ot mr . homl " OPI.o.- ,.,d mo detoll• 111bour Mou-o· r.... w l tho~o~t obligation. m. '9,80000 •"'..mmteCC Quantltv A'I'CIIc:lllt O'DELLS LAWN & GARDEN CENTER Nom• - - - - - -· StrMI or•out• - - - - - C ltr~Jrlown I .'-·------------~ PhoM Motor Car Brokers 2400 EASTERN AYE. (Across from K-Mortl PHONE 446·7826 ~.\ \ O PIHt• Mnd m•lr- boolo.l.t11howing mernorloltln l11ll tolor with 111.. and BROUGHAM •lnclJdM lllol. 1 flllilld lhMt. 2 jAklwccw MON.-SAT. I A.M. TO S P.M. .... ··--~ . :,_ -~-t:OUPQN;•ai~i....;ooiil O'DELLS OFFERS •LOW PRICES •LIBERAL TRADE There is no better way· to show· your love and respect than with a Barre ·Guild Certified Monument. Call BARRE today or visit our GUILD . •• _ ·.IWITH MOWER) I FANCY MIXED NUTS MO~IN8 OUR BUSINESS SALE We are moving our business and going to drastic:ally c:ut the pric:e on all vehicles at our Middleport loc:ation. No reasonable offer will be refused. Although we are moving, we will still be able to honor all warranty and servic:e work at our main sales lot in Gallipolis. We would like to thank all of those who have shopped and bought at our Middleport Sales Lot. During the next 3 weeks our _hours will be 9:00-8:00 Monday-Friday and 9:00-2:00 on Saturdays. Stop by for some great deals on quality used c:ars and truc:ks. 446-6592 1 mile North of Holzer Hospital on St. Rt. 160 North Sale Price Box. Choice ofc:andles.6~ w. ·..ln Stroot PH. Jll-16413 S3 s0 $1 8 $ave ~•. OUr 5.61 Pkg. 6-pr. men's tube lOCks. LOGAN MONUMENT VINTON, OHIO Gallipolis, 0. Sale Price. 1 2 oz. Mixed Nuts. POMIIOY, OHIO AQ708A ,_,.,........11... PII.992·2SII Goebel Artist . at World ' , ~ ~ Direct from the hdme of authentic " M.I. Hummel " .. collectibles, thi s talented artisl visit s us to demon strate centuries-,old figurin e-ma kin g techniques. It' s a fascinating story as only a craft sma n fro m Goebel of West Germany can tell it. .. with work-in-progress. exhibits and answers to you r collecting questi ons. Please join us for the fun! . Sale Price. 7600 BTU :. Air Conditioner. Garden green beans:-::--limit 2 Plcgo. Price Aller 1507 1 Delicious fried okra • Rebate Sate PJtc:e Pkg. 4 rolls toilet Pill*:· IOIId Fresh cole slaw Lemd'n wedge •s $2Ptlce Aller Rebate 0Url.97.1kr. ...... llllcaneMtnuteWaxf ' $ave 21%. Our 6.971a. Men's, women's lhortl. B Sale Price. Fluffy Sweep Broom. '2 S~le Price. 21.5 oz. ' · Tnple Concentrated. ·' , ..... I ~ M~AY mf.SDAY ALL DAY SPECIAL Bringina quality to life since 1871 ~-Piece- Fish Dinners $3~99 JCPenney Grand Central Mall • Parkeraburg, WV "~'"' ., $3.19 Cornmeal breaded, country-style fish fillets Goebel -fi. QI. 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS Southern-style hush puppies Goebel arti st Han,·.luergen Sc hind hclm will be in the J C Penney Gift Dept. Thursday. May 2Jrd. from II a.m .• I p.m .. J p.ITh • 5 p.m .. and 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. You 're cordially Invited to come in and watch th is talented artist at work iri Qur store. Each dinner indudes: 2 Qolden brown fish ftUet.s, natlirakut french fries, fre>h cole slaw.and 2 hll$h puppies. Printed in U.S.A. • • Let the travel professiOnals take care of all the planning, scheduling, etc ... see slides oi AAA Motorcoach To.urs to many exciting destinations. ON $239900 •• ATTEND AAA'S TRAVEL SHOW ' . OUR PRICE •' ' ••' • ARE YOU PLANNING . AVACATION? SPRING SALE .. • ' Colors: Pink Lt . Blue, White . ,..,....------------+ O'DELLS '' .. .;. STATION- This Is the safety brel!k station whivh ·• wiD be ~ by the Melg!i REACI' Team on a :U ,hour basis from Friday through Monday on Memorid.l ~GRAVELY -'• '1 By JOHN C. RICE Extension Agent Meigs County POMEROY - On May 26, beginning at 1 p.m. the Ohio 4-H Community and the Board of Trustees of Canter's Cave 4-H Camp, Inc., will recogoize the oulstandlng contributions and support of the Robert Evans Family. The family's interest In children and the 4-H program was the driving force behind the development of the Outdoor Center. The love a nd appreciation expressed on the part of the Evans family was encouraged and nourIshed by Elizabeth L. Evans , mother of Bob Evans. .Mrs. Evans · participated In many of the educational prograii)S at Canter 's Cave and had a lifelong In terest in the natural .. beauty being preserved there. It was this emotional tie, as well as his own personal commit. ·ment to your h. that caused Bob Evans and his family to help the camp corporation In the difficult days of 1977. The Camp Corporation was challenged to make a longtime dream a reatjly: to build a nd expa nd the site Into a development. In recognition, on May 26, 'the new facility will be dedicated to the memory of E lizabeth L. Evans and, in so doing, the complex will be named: Elizabet h L. Evans Ou tdoor Education Center. An open house will begin at 1p.m. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-7 , Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . A. Captain D's. ~ • A,....Uttleea'ood .,.__• • • • ' �• May 19. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va: Section~] r1 .. May 19, 1985 ·: . After 50 years, soldier gets Silver Star ByKEVINKEU.Y 'l'lmes-SenllneiStaff. BIDWEU.- It took more than 50 ...,.. ~ years, but recognition for an act of .persOnal courage on a battlefield In .l"nince during the last hOurs of World War I came to Wesley Carl Meeks In the torm of a Silver Star. But accol'(ling to the history of Company G of tile U.S. At:mY'S 314th Infant!)' Regiment, 79th DivisiOn. Meeks was nominated for a DistingUished Service Cross, a higher honor thlin the Silver Star. Neither was for:tJ1comlng uritil 19'70, andwhy Meeks, If!, wound up that year with the Sllver Star remains a mystery of the tangled ways of government bureaucracy. :'A lot of veterans, lri both wars. an,> receiving their medals lat.e ," he said. "Whatl can't figure out Is how I've been drawing a pension since 1925. and the computer didn't even have me listed." ' But the star and ribbon Meeks wears on occasion serves as a remlndertheU.S.hassald"thanks' ' for the then-22-year-old private's action. · Meeks, who now lives In the Hariisburg community off Ohio 554 between Bidwell and Rio Grande, had been In France since the summer of ~918, after joining up at Fayetteville, W.Va., the previous April. . . Following training at Camp Meade, Md., Meeks and the men ol the314th we!"(' Shipped tot he French port of Brest on a German vessel that had been seized by American authorities because It was docked In New York harbor when the U.S. •0• ... •!!I ...., "'IC:~ '='t"\ 0 "'; ... ~g -o ... I )C . • !iO declared war on Germany ln·Aprtl 1917. After debarking, It wasn'i long before the regiment found itseU In boxcars to the front .In the French countryside and lrt the thick of trench warfare, par\lclpallng In · such maJor campaigns as Verdun, the Meuae-Argorme and Monttucon. Malancourt Valley was where the regiment "reaDy hit It," Meeks recalled. "Ain't nothing to tell but light , fight, fight," was the way Meeks describedtlleactlon."Whe!lthe26th Rainbow Dtvl.slon relteved us one time, we said to them, 'U you've never been to hell, you're going Into one now.' " According to the · regimental history, Meeks volunteered on thei afternoon of Nov. 10; 1918, to run ..p~essages throt!gh a typical "No Man's Land" to the regiment's CompanyFonHill328whennearby fighting separated the units. Underrnach111e-gilnandshellflre, Meeks was able to complete the mission and return to Company G · within l'h hours. Today, Meeks recalls that distance wasn't the problem. Dodging enemy bullets and the war-blasted terrain was'tlledlfflcult part. :'Wherever shells landed , there was a hole, and I had to jump !rom one hole to another," he ~ld. "They we!"(' shooting at me, but I !ll'Ver encountered any of the Germans. I didn't have a gun to shoot back, and all I was carrying was my canteen. "It really wasn't too far, It's just the way I had togo," Meeks added. "I ran Into one of those dogs about so high, and I told him to get out of my ...~=" . x:o. z IIIZ ..o· . • • wilh theslgningoftheArmlstlce, but In 193'2 and moved to Gallta County Meeks said there was !10 prior because " the doctor told ine to get Indication to him or his buddies the out ol the coalllelds.'' fighting would end so soon. From there. he became Involved "It didn't hit us," Meeks said. In farming and helped local ''The way we found out , those farmers. Hlsflrstwlfedled of can('er German boys started throwing their In January 1935, but nine months guns out on the trench ... we a ll run later, with four children ftom his ou!andhugged'em.Weallllkedthe previous marriage, he married Germans.'' again to his present wife, Garnett Meeks .was promoted !rom first- Hoover. AU five of his sons served In ctassplivatetocorp6ralonNov.21, , WorldWarU , andsomeofthemsaw 1918. additional service In the Korean But before the fighting was over, · War. Meeks and his wife moved to MeekswouldfallvlctlrntoGennan Daytonln1959, butreturnedhere12 mustard gas. The alter-effects years later. plague him to thiS day. When local dlsPQtes In the 1930s "I didn't get my mask on fast sometimes turned vlojent, Meeks · enough," Meeks explained. "TIIose foundhlmselftoldtouseagunagaln, yellow spots, after 60 years, stU! butcouldn'treconcllehimselftothe come out. Sorne people teD me I'm task it he was using the weapon telllng a big lie, but 1 ask them, against a neighbor. where'dthoses)Xlts come from? "I never could figure out why I'd "I went · to a field hoSpital do something so stupid and dumb anyhow," he continued. "I was the!"(' like that," he said. "I just laid the andthensomebody cameln,saldthe gundown." 79th division was leaving . .Nobody A long-time member or the told me, so I just packed my gear AmeriCan Legion, Meeks was and left. because they were going Inducted Into the local Veterans of home.•• , Foreign Wars Post 44641n Galli polls When he returned home, Meeks In March by Its commander, went back to his previous employ- Warner Halley . . ment as a miner. AlthOugh the fXperlences he and "WI'wel"('allcoalmlners, me and • other veterans of that war went my daddy worked In the mines:" thrOugh have made them wonder it Meeks exp]alned. Born March 3, they would have gone "over there" · 1896, at M!Uwood , W.Va., he started In the first place, Meeks speaks with working for New River Coal Co. at pride of his soldiering days. Concho, W.Va. , between Fayette"Oh boy," he said. "When I went ville and Oak Hill, whi>n he was 14. In, I was just as good a soldier as Afterthewar.I"('peatedproblems those boys that had been In for two with tuberculosis finally forced years.'' Meeks to get an above-ground job In RELIVING HErORY - Wesley Carl Meeks looks over his regimental history book, recalling lhe pa<Jt and dlsplaylnghlsSIIverStar. Meeks received the honor after 50 year.~ of bureacracy delayed lhe ' medal. . ' z CLIPPER MIUS ...,-Remember the days when neighbors got together and built community ~)lurches? 1'hol!e days areri 't as far gone as.you thin!<. : ·: -- ·· ' Christ Un!ted .Methocllst ~hruch,, 1 with ·help_ trcim Eureka; Bethel, · Swan Creek and Clay Chapel, Is buDding a newfacllltyonRoute7,slx mUes south of Gallipolis. The Olher churcheshelptngwel"('onreapartof the charge, Chrtst UM pastor, the Rev. Dean Bachelor, said. "Theexclting thing about !tis that folks from lots of different churches are pitching In to help build this church," Bachelor said. People from GaUla county, as well as Dayton, Columbus, Marietta and even Indiana have taken part, he added. · The church project, while not nearly completed. will give . the community an opJXlrtunlly to see whatlsgolngonSunday. Therootls scheduled to be !lnlshed, and there will be a ceremony to raise the Christian Flag, Sunday, 2 p.m. · Bachelor feels projects such as • • .. . i'\ .,.o .,.c: ~~~oZ ~·= .... ....."'-c •"" 19.ll running an electric motor and One day later, the war was over haulingsupplles. Butheleftthearea Old fashioned way to get it ·done~ h~lps chtJrch. build . new .facility .... '"'0 · way." .' •• '' .... I'll . . this are vital to- the chureh , gtvlng the elderly. arid bliildlng leaders," men and women who wahl to serve Bachelor said . .. Jesus Chrtst something objectJve The60acresaroundthebuUdlngls and permanenJ to do. ' being .developed for .camping, · . "A JllllO Qr woman <;aJI.COPle and ~retreat an~ scputlng-'facllitles, hi' , , work aday or two, or even a.week, ·' · addt'l!, '' ·. · · · ·. · then stand back with ·a·good feeling Bllcht11or sa(d-help Is stlU neroed :• of accomplishment as they see what to complete the structure, and Bob they 've done In service to the Roberts,a memberofBaileyChapel church.'' Church Is supervision the project Approximately IOweeks ago. the and coordinating volunteers . footersandfoundatlonweredug a nd Even if you "can't dlive,a nail," concrete poured. The day alter Bachelor Is eager to have communEaster, the walls and framing went lty members visit the new facility. A up. Now under roof. the electrical week ago, a group who wUI be and heating Insulation Is being coming In to help In June sent a placed. Nextcomesthedrywalland pl"('llminary team to see what tts finishing, Bachelor said. needed to he done. Anotherbusload A rapidly growing church tsoneof from Indiana also came to see and the reasons for the new construe· take pictures, Bachelor said. tton, Bachelor said. That,tnaddttlon "We're excited about thls .. .we tothemasslverenovattonneededto wantthecommunltytoknowwhatls thelroldframestructure-overlOO happening here a nd Invite them to years old necessitated the come and be part of It," he added . buDding. " We are buDding a new church to Photo..- courle.rty better serve the communlty. .'\ve Rev. Dean Bachelor bellevl' the Lord would have us ministering to families. youth al)d • 11A1W WORK - Jlqlldlng a new church wtlh volualeer labor can be dlftlcuL Aooordlall lhe Chrtll Unllecl Mdhod!M pMtor Rev.- De• Bachelor. cii!Jt'che8 from lhe IIIIII'OIIIIIIIarea have ~ helping build, and a ·IJ'OUP from lndl- wDI be eomlnll In nul jultldlbe!llte, .,_lolhe...... but In cornmlllllly• ... • • ; • .. H • ' 'DIB BIIIGINNING OF 'l'JIB 198 - WGitl " - •1111' ' n _. ... 1 '\Ia ollie- h'&• of an& Vlllted II II 7 I 0... 4JYY •••'o'll_...qo.'Die....,._, _ ,. _ . . _ ..... , I SURVEYING THE WORK - A wcftel' It Chltilt United Methetlltlt Church IIUV4!)'8" lhe COIIU &.!! waft 1111 the ,_.,.,....,, 'l1le C...,., locMedllll miles 1011&11 oiGsllf • 1111 R4Me 7, wll be . . . . NOt, -.1 a 01!1&11011)' ra11111J lhe CI•I lh• J11ac wtT be held Sun!llly, I p.m, • ' .'. �• The Sunday nmes-Sentinel :-May 19, 1986 • Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ...... Calendar I happenings ' ~ . •• ·"...,,. ... ,..••,.. SUNDAY ATHENS - VIolinist '111mothy Baker, one of the artists featured at the Ohlo Chamber Music Festival, was born In NelsonvUie. Baker Is widely acknowledged as one of the outstan\ling young vlolln vlrtUOSOII before the public today. He has been balled for hls technical mastery and exqulslt~! musician· shlp both as recitalist and as il · We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities CROWN Cl1Y - Rev. Ernest · 13aker speaks at Good Hope United Baptist Church, Sunday, 7 p.m. STORf HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday iO AM-10 PM GALLIPOLIS- GalllpollsJuntor Women's ClubmeetsSunday,4p.m. at Gauta Academy High School fora picturP. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. LECTA -Rev. Earl Hinkle will be at Walnut Ridge Church, Sunday In the ~orntng services. · RAYDX MESH DISH AY~ILAIU - !!: through · Sunday with Tom and Tammy Slone, llic.••gQ, ._addr~ing .the issue of . illeohol. abuse . .Setvices, include special slngipg, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m . . Pastor Gllbert Spencer . the public to attend. ~a~ntversary USDA CHOICE §on Monday ; Chuck Roast •••• 99< r: l:.• USDA CHOICE BONELESS Chuck BUCKET • Cube . $ 9 4 Roast ••••~· . 1 · . $199 Steak ....•.~· . · .oR . ... The scaUop swims from place to place . l)y clapping Its two shells : . forcefuUy together. ' t: : Roast •••••••••. ~~ •• 99<· _· SUPERIOR FRANKIE . .... ,, Wiene:rs •••••••• i~G:~. 89< 4 1'-1.9:, ..• Tomatoes ••••••••:•• 39~~.. $ ·~ Margarme ••..•~'!'·3/ 1 AUW.AYS FRES~ · · . ... --- . OLD KYGER - Revival begins BROUG,HTON'S GAU..JPOLIS- Lafayette White !b..~.... meets Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. ;,... •• " items for June 7 rummage GALLIPOLIS - Riverside Study Tuesday at the home of Shahan. Program by Do- ' ! I UNSWEETENED R.C. Co.Ia••••••• :.~. 12 oz. ·I . BANQUET ·sAL. ·STEAK OR TURKEY 32 oz. $1 39 SHUR FINE D()WNY HI DRI HOT DOG SAUCE ~:J oz; SUGAR FABRIC SOFTENER PAPER TOWELS Limit Four Per Cuetomer Good Only At Powell' a . Offer Expliea Set .. Mey 2&. 1986 5ll. lAG $1.39 Limit One Per Cuatomer Good Only At Powell'a Offer Expirea Set .. May 26,1885 64 oz. $179 Limit One Per Cuatomer Oood Only At Powell'• • Offer Expire• 81,t., Mey 211 1981, , JIIMIO IOU "" $16~ ' ' VIEm 4/$1 .••.. I• - ~ : ·1 E · . , · . . $1-l~ Kooi-Aid ••••• iv' · l 0/$1 F am• y n .ree .•.. t .. CANNED i ...,_·-... ...•• • GALLIPOLIS - County Demo. . ,O.O.Mclntyn> Monday, 6 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Ro. · meets Tuesday, 6 p.m. at ' .~ Old Kyger Church, Monday with lvartaellst Ed Cook. Services 7: 00 nightly, special singing. 'I'VESDAY ...;•"' i 2/S1 Umlt Two Per C..t _ r •GOOd Only At Powell' a Offer bplr• let, M•y 211. 1 181 •• ·'•-•• ONE OF AKIMDI Red exterior with contrasting bucket seats, V-8, auto. trans .. ·. power steering arid only 68,000 .miles. OnJ the unsurpassed technology of Seiko coul produce such exquisitely crafted dress watches with the look of fine jewelry, Here are beautiful feminine baguette styles with the superb accuracy of quartz. On the left, the faceted crystal highlights the colorful brown or blue dial, with gold-tone case and tnterlock· ing bracelet. Also available in white with blue dial. In the center, enjoy the smooth, wrist· hu!l!ling ele&ance of a mesh bracelet in your cho1ce of wh1te or gold-tone. 10 the right , the sleek gold-tone style with shining bevel-edged · bracelet. All superbly beautiful . All superbly accurate. And they never need winding . All Seiko Quartz.SQ Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. ---- . CaHfornta entered the Union lfl ij!50 as a ~Ungual state, Its eonslllutloll ·requlilll& that all law~ IF Pub!tsllep.ln~andEngli811. VINE RIPENED ,VJNTQN - Vinton Friendship &n:leiiClub meets Tuesday, lp.m. iti~.. h<>me of Jrene Browning. · '· --- 1: ' ..... . . !I ALFRED- Modem Woodmen of ,:r~~ Camp 10900 will have a ;; plcnicdlnnerSundayat l?.m. at Carr's Oak Grove. , • .,...,., In case of rain, dinner at the . Methodist Church. The ta:~~~ furnishes ham and chicken, beans, salad, cake and ieVe•ra~:e, and members to take '"'"....n dish, pies and their table · MIDDLEPORT- Meigs County Chu.rches of Christ Men's Fellowmeets 7:00 p.m. Monday at the Church of Chrtst will HyseU, county juvenUe officer, , speaker. Young people of the ~bw:-Chi!Sare invited. 378-61 58 1977 FORD. MUSTANG POM,EROY -Mr. and Mrs. Ross ;;; Norris. Route 1, Racine, wUI ~ obsPrve their 64th weddlnganntver1: sary Monday . . ::; The couple wen: married on May :;: ~' 1921 at Parkersburg. W.Va. and :; have five ' children, Carroll of o; Syracuse, Mary Margaret WE'avPr, .JacksonvillE', Fla.; Qpal ijetz. : Galllpolls; Virgil, MI. Vernon; and :;.Eleanor Huffman, Jacksonville, :: Fla.; 17 grandchidren and 21 : w.rat-grandchlldren. lo. Both . Mr. and Mrs . Norris art' .. iifellme residents of Meigs County l: have been bQrn and rE'ared In Letart ' -Township. :..,' No Cl'lebration is belnf' planned. :; . _ FRESH PORK BUTT STEAKS will POMEROY- Meigs High School lthletlc Banquet, 6:OOp.m. Monday· the hlgh schooi; those attending to take two dishes. ~·,·.fr1 i1• •25•6 . ~ POMEROY - A carry·ln dinner ~<111 be served at Morning Star United Methodist Church Sunday beginning at 12: 00 p.m. A hymn sing 1<111 be held at 1:00 p.m. TherP will also be special music. The public iS invited. ~~~~~1of God, Che!>ter, will have ·. TlH'PERS PlAIN. 01110 ;.... ..· . JW~andlWN.tRio~s~s~N~o~~·s~· ~--~----~~~~~~~~~~~~··~~~~~-~~~~~~~ji~~ :Norris · CROWN CITY- The Rev. Joe Gwinn will • be guest- speaker at King's Chapel Church Sunday, 7:00 p.m. -.. CHESTER -The Living Word ·. Ill 1 Ot/r' J, 1 1/t' . . . "SEE ~ER1THINI MORE CLEARL'I'' • GALLIPOLIS ~ Gallia County Historical Society will meet Sunday at St. Peter's Episcopal Church . ""· HOME SATELLITE .TV SPECIALISTS The beautiful·look of fine jewell)( .· The su~ accuracy of Lady Seiko Quartz. WE HAVE THE GALLIPOLIS - 1be Lambert Trio wUI be singing at Faltl! Valley Church of Christ In Christian Union, Sunday, 9:00a.m. POMEROY - Meigs County (>enealogtcal Socil'ly meets 2 p.m. Sun\lay · at the Meigs Museum~ . Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. . .Sl'8'l'lliiS GALLIPOLIS -- Buckeye Shoebenders wUI conduct a pony pull at tl!e Gallla County Coonhu ntersCiub . on Kriner Ridge Road Sunday at noon. Admission Is Sl.5operperson, and children under 12 al'P free. 8·3 solol$t with many of tbe leading to Bartok" concertonJune23, and a calling the Ohio University SChool symphony orchestras of the United "Mostly Mozart" evening on June of . Music at (614) 59!1-5587. All States and Europe. He has been 26. Subscrtptton tiCkets can be concerts begin at 8 p.m. and wl)l soloist will! the National Sym· · purchased for only $18, which take place In tl!e School of Music's phony, ' the Balt\ffiore Syplphony, Includes all three concerts, by Recital Hall . the Stockholm Radio Orc~ra and · the Moscow PhUhannontc. The Ohlo Chamber Music Festl· r--:::=========:::======~­ val's gala opening concert Is on June 19 followed by a "From Bach . . SILVIRBIRD M'I'EWTE CENTENARY - Grubb Family . Singers will be at Centenary United Chrlstlan Church Sunday, 7:00p.m . POMEROY - The Meigs High School Concert and Jazz Bands will prPsent their annual sprlngconcert .. in the Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium at Meigs High School Sunday at 2:00p.m . The concert Is under the direction of Michael R . Michalski. The Sunday nmes-seritinel Page Chamber Music ·Festival features violinist • ~ • CHESHIRE - Recital at Gallla Chrlstlan School, Sunday, 2 p.m . No .admission. • lea las 400 •CONO A-.111 t -- �• Page B·4-The Su'!lday Times-Sentinel Welsh Heritage Days set • May 19. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. RIO GRANDE - Demonstra· lions of WelSh crafts,. music and culture will brfug the rich heritage . of Wales allve at Welsh Heritage 'Days, June 8 a nd 9. Presented by a WelSh Women's Club of southeastern Ohio, the event will take place on the 1,100-acre Bob Evans Fann near Rio Grande. The pi'ogram preserves the crafts, music and other cultural events 19. 1985 Pomeroy:.....Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, Newell Steele Walsh weekend on Sunday, fol· low~ by aTe Bach (Welsh Tea) . Admission for Welsh Heritage Days Is rree. For more Information . coni act the Bob Evans Fann, P .0. Box 330, Rio Grande, Oltlo 45674. • . GALLlPOLIS ·- Announcement Is made or the engagement and approaching marrlage of Lisa D. Newell, GaJUpolls, and James Michael Steele, &He, W.Va. The announcement Is being made by Bf!Uidon Sean Newell, son of the bride-elect. ' w. Va . Coarse skin The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-5 CHECK OUI lED TAG SPECIALS: 1I 3 OFF Nike Canvas Ms. Newell Is a graduate of Pt. P leasant High School and .. Is employed l)y K·Mart In Galllpolls. Steele Is a graduate or DuPont Hlglt School In West VIrginia. He Is employed by Unlled Pari:eiSeiVice, Charleston, W.Va. A July wedding Is being planned. NOW S12951a$1S95 Canaday Montgomery - Pleas.ant Valley . Hospital ... People Who Care Caring For People. · . We look.back on Me~al Day to our friends · and loved.onea who h~ given us so much to remember with pride and gratitude. Remember this special dey . with flowers from Pomeroy Flower Shop. At Pleasant Va.lley Hospital we know that some people find today·s medical facilities and the kind of service they provide somewhat less than they expect it to be. But at PleasantVa.lley Hospital our people believe in making sure you get both the quality healttl care and personalized attention you · deserve. You'll find that our people always . give a little extra. and like doing so, which makes :fOUr visit a little more enjoyable. · Our staff at Pleasant Valley Hospital are what we call "people people". People who care caring for people. Well·trained medical personnel who believe in providing you with the best of both worlds-quality health care combined with personalized attention. At Pleasant Valley Hospital we treat you like one of the family and no one deserves better care than one of the fa mily. special . ceremony. The bride-elect IS a graduate of Hannan Trace High School and Southern Hills School of Business. She Is employed at The Central Trust Co. · Montgomery Is a senior In the Industrial malntenartce course at ·the Buckeye Hills Career Center. 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Umty, Worsh1p , Fmancmg, Organization, and Work) ACTS (By ·David P h ~rr: 61essons: an adva!'c~d course on the book of Acts. comprehensively covermg the beg&nnmg of the c~urch , be· coming a Christian, history of the early cbur<:h. and Paul s MISSIOn journeys! · Remember: AU these cuurses are free. T~ere 18 no cost to the student., The church in GaUipolis pays for allmt1terial8 aud postage. EnroU today. "'. .,ciiaiei Jlill Church of Chris( ( llultvltlt Road • P. 0. Boa 3011. GotUpolb, Olllo 45631 THE FABRIC SHOP liS W. 2nd "'· 992-2284 . Serwi......... G;;ltH; STATE- --- ZIP--~- CORRECT S._.i, Monllttl: BlWt St!HI)' t :JI Wonltlf IO ~ JO ,.~ ~. .... J-'111 ~ h;~53~C~O~U~RT~S~n~lE~~~G~l~lU~P~OU~S~·~OH~·~·~~~~PH~·~44~6~-3~4~11~ ~ LET YOUR FEET ENJOY A TREET ·' • Strong, welded tubular steel frame~ • Rust-resistant Samson-Gard" frame finish • Cool, ccmloltable Super-Tu" "' Slings • Choice of decorator colors ...·.' '•'"' .... ' NAME:___________________ DATE ________ I I . Love that Body Glove® .. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Staffed by Family Practitioners and Pediatricians for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. l We extend an open invitation to our community to visit and observe: •Art Class •Storytime •Large S. Small Muscle Areas •New Music Appreciation Program •Large Fenced Outdoor Playground •Indoor Sand Box •Excellent Summer Program AT THE MAIN CUNIC ON ROUTE 35 NEAR GALLIPOLIS ~ ! 446-9510 . 410 Jackson Pike OFFICE HOURS ROMERO¥ - Bookmoblle ser· (North side of Keno Bridge ), J.J::ll vice In Meigs County Is brought to p.m. ; Success Road (near 390001. you by the Meigs County Pi. bile 3:45-4:15 p.m.; Long Bottom (Post Orrtre ), 4:25-5: 10 p.m.; Reedsville Library .under contrct with the Ohio Valley Area Libraries. (Reed's Store), 5:20-6:W p.m.; Bookmobile Schedule for Mon- Tuppers Plains (Lodwick's). 7; w. 8: <li p.m. ; Baum Addition, 8: 25-8:55 day, May W- Carpenter (Laura's p.m . Store), 3:10.3:40 ·p.m.; Dexter (church ). 4:1()4: 40 p.m.: Danville rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~tJ (Church) , 5:20-5: 50 p.m .; Rutland II (Civic Center), 6; J0.8 p.m . Tuesday. May 21 - Portland (~t ·offiCPt, 2:10:2:40 p .m .; LeSUPPLIES -. t~rl Falls (Effie's Restaurant ), 3:.~3: 50 p.tn.; R;lclne (Bank), 4: ~:00 p.m .;· Syracuse (Pool), · 6:20-7:50 p.m . , Wednesday, Ma 22 - · Chester (Fire Station) , 2: 15-2:45 p.m .; Keno WIJ. K INOit t AU f\)JI .. N API> ()Ifrli ~N l A NEW OIIIECTION IN HAll! OESIGN " PAIN CONTROL Bookmobile route set . . ~ & FAMILY PRACT.ICE Af!105 Tillis, also of Monday thru Friday 9AMto9PM Saturday 9 AM to s PM r-.·r '\!:!: tl .....r James A. Montgomery BOARD CERTIFIED . RUTL.AND - Mr. and Mr. Larry G. Johnson. Rutland , announce the engagement ~nd approaching mar- a::: ~~:r~:~ ~~t!~ad~~~e ~! ·r•tr · rt Laura Ann .Cano.day Jam~ Michael Steele The wedding will take place-2 p.m .. June 8 at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene. A reception will he held ronowlng the ceremony at the Rutland Elementary School. · *CUT FLOWERS *WREATHS *MONUMENT SPRAYS *POTTED PLANTS *ARRANGEMENTS IN SILK, LIVE & PLASTIC FLOWERS · We Accept all Mallf CI'MM . Usa D. Newell Johnson - Tillis ~~tla:~: ' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP v ACROSS riageoftheirdaugbter,GinaRae,to Don Bradley Tlllls. son of the Rev. ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL NORTHUP - Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Canaday and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Montgomery, both of Northup, announoe the engage. me)lt and a pp!'Oilchlng marriage of their children; Laura Ann Canaday a nd James A. (Ja m ie) Montgomery. · The open-church wedding will be held on Saturday, May 25, at 6p.m . at'the Church of Christ In Eastern Union, 2173 Eastern Avenue. Galli· polls. A reception will be held at Woodland Centers following the ' W~l)l : • llblf Slttd) 7:10 , •• . ·-. . ~··...­ .......... DIIJ'•'WIIdl II :Ji a,a. (-tiel ' • �' Page-B-6-·The Sunday Times-Sentinel Mahan, Beckley wed in February RIO GRANDE - Judy Mahan bec;1me the bride of Michael S. Beckley Feb. 2 at Calvary Baptist Church, Rio Grande. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Wtlliam " Clark. The bride Is the daughter of Frank and Mary Mahan of Rio . Grande. Beckley ts "!he son of ChambersPerine . Kenneth and Evelyn Beckley of · Albany. The bride Is assistant manager of Ohlo-Valley Mini Bank, Gallipolis. Beckley Is a graduate of Ohio University and Is manager of Rax Restaurant, Galli pols. They reside at Route 2, Box 71, Gallipolis. . Dolores Ellen Chambers, to David Ray Perine, son of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Perine, Harris· ville, W.Va. Miss Chambers Is also the daughter of the late Margaret E . Chambers. .. : ~. ·.· " : . . :·· · .. ·., ,:: .. .. :· hip spread . If you have a sitting job, you need to fight hlp spread. , Make this desk exercise a habit: with feeloqthelloor, knees tilgejher, cqntract butt~ka.ndthighmuscles. Hold fe~S<', relal(.- Do five tirnes; ·<IS often ·a s posSible. " Away from! he job, do hip and leg exercises, such as bjcyclipg, tennis or swimming. Even brisk walking In the • servzce David Ray Perine Improving the nose To contour the nose with cosmetIcs, first use a very pale foundation · cream. Add a second tone darker than the skin. To make the nose look thinner, blend dark tone along the sides, pale straight doWn the middle. To 'broaden the nose, darken the bridge and lighten the sides. A toocl) of dark foundation under the tip shortens the nose. Pertne completed his undergrad· uate d~ at GlenvUie State College and his mastl'li's degree from West VIrginia College of Graduate Studies. He Is prtnctpal of Spencer Elementary and Junior High Schoqls. The open-chuJ;'Ch weddlng.wlll be July 13 at St. John's Methodist Church In Spencer, W.Va., with Rev. Rober Fuqua officiating. , Kuhn " MAY 24-26 ~ERVONE WELCOME ~ ·• By CHARLENE HOEFUCH • of EDen Chambers . EVENTS: SPECIAL SINGING PRAVER FOR SICK Fri .. 12:00 Noon - Registration for Camping . 7:30 P .M .-Evening Service Sat., 10:30 P.M .-Momlng Service 1:30 P . M.-Afternoon Service 7:30 P . M. -Evening Servia Sun .• 10:30 A.M.-Morning Service 1:30 P.M.-Afternoon Service 7:30 P.M.-Evening Service AFTERNOON SPEAKER: REV. DENVER ROLLINS OF GROVE CITY, OHIO EVENING SERVICE: REV. Rlf KNAPP INGTON. lf'i. VA. , . Out,._.r11trooms andOFwaterHUNT. owailalolo. No hooli·ups. bring own lawn chair at FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH . Rt. 4, '-••Y• Ohio, lolly a.., hool jolltH 111. 124. Pllo111 991-5746 or 992·2152. "We want to be vour ear dealer" MEMORIAL CROSS . _' ~ 352 East Main St. · · 992-2644 a . '' safety break Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. next 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS 446-3672 . we • ' :t•' • ;''":; f\ . Our congratulations to Jo Ri· Keel. Jo, daughter of Florence and ,~~~~~··~ Richards, Middleport, has appointed to a six-year term the Colorado Slate Commission Humanities and Al1s by Gov. ·;IU~I•antLamb . Jo Is oplhe ~taft o~ . Uplverslty · . of' Nqrthern Colorado. Mrs. Richards just returned from Denver having gone there to be with her daughter .who un~rwent · . ~mergency rSUrgeryc.Jo Is .C\iming ·along ·llill' nQ\Y and ls ·anxlous to g~t. · back.into the swing of things: .- . J6"16~ EASTERN AYE., GALLIPOLIS 446-3672 ' Martne Pte. Harry N. Harden, son of Shirley J. and Harry N. H<!rden Sr. of 100 High St., ,Point Pleasant, W.Va,, recently reported for duty with First Forst Si!rvlce Support Group, Camp Pendleton. Call!. ~bards Cheprolet-Oldsmobi/e, Inc..· . H arder WE SOLD IT NEW! Club memberS will be at north· :-oound roadside park on Route 33 :-n<>rth of Pomeroy from 6 p.m. on ::S<Iturday 'til 6 p.m. on Monday, the -"'"n Several will be at the site 24 ·11eours a day and they are eni:ourag· motortsts to stop In, have a free " :Cup of coffee, and streich a little "' before getting on their way. As usual, the, CB'ers will be able .to provide lnfonna lion to motortsts, well as give whatever assistance •.may be needed . -; Then after it's all over Monday ::;evening, the, club members who :•worked will he treated by the club to ·:S wiener roast and picnic, every:"·"""~ provided. V-8; air, tilt.. cruise, AM-FM stereo: Silverado pkg. enllsunent in the Regular Air Force In June. Just traded. Red T-top, loaded with equipment, only 2,689 lowmiles. "lt we can just save one life ..... " Etta Will was talking about why Big Bend CB Club will be RARE ANO HARD-tO-FIND ' McDonald Is a 19115 graduate of Kyger Creek Hlgh School. Upon graduation from tbe Air Foree's sfx.week basiC militarY training CQUrse at Lackiand AFB. Texas, he wW receive training In the Mechanical Career Field. He will he eamlng credits towards an llMOclate degree through the Com· munlty College of tbe Air Force while attending baste tralnllig and other Air Force technleal training S<'hools. Tfmee.Sentlnel Stall ~~:~~~~d •FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE OF FREEPARKING .•PLENTY ,.. . . - .. •DELIVERIES· MADE .TO LOCAL CEMETERIES" • . _., 4 .. · · "'·.. ... . .TANwi4.J ' FLORIST·· Nary Seaman Recruit Charles L. Kuhn, son of Charles W. Kuhn and Violet L. Neal. both of Gallipolis, has completed recruit training at Recruit Training Command, are eligible for .three hours of Naval Training Center, San Diego, college credit In Physical Educa· Ca lli. lion and Hygiene. Duling Kuhn 's eight-week train· lng cycle, he studied g~neral McDonakl mUitary subjects designed to pre• pare him for further academic and Charles v. McDonald Jr .• son of on·th~ job training In one of the · Mrs. Jo Ann Putney of Route 1, Navy's 85 basic fields. Cheshire, has enlisted In tbe U.S. Kuhn's studies Included seaman· Air Force's Delayed Enlistment ship, close orderdrtll, Naval Wstory Program, acrordlng to S. Sgt. John a nd first ald. Personnel who McGuire, Air Force Recruiter In complete this course or Instruction . : Open house at The Maples, Meigs (County's new setflor citizens bouslng complex ~n Mulberry Jtelghts, Is not i;tking . piace toaay as was an· (IOUncect earlier. ~ The construction hasn't pro~as fast as was expected and (he open house ' is being delayed, probably untU the first weekend In June, but we'll lef you 'know. : Incidentally, apartments are still l!Vailable to those elderly and handicapped persons who fall i+'!tbln the Income g~!ldellnes and those who are signing up now wW have a choice of apal1ment when ihe .building Is completed •. we're ' .:' A trip to Renfro Valley, Ky. Is ·: planned for the weekend of June 8 . ~ and 9. The trip will include both the ; Saturday night Country Show and •;; tht> Sunday Morning Gathertng .• with gospel music at the Renfro : Valley Barn. · • Stops wll I be made at Lexlngion ;:~ at the Kentucky Horse Park and at :: Ft. Boones borough. The cost for the ·;· trtp is $89 with meals at your own :-;: expense. Call the ' center ior more 1 ~ Information or to register for the • trip. 992·2161. All reservations must ~~ be made by May 24 so plans can be ,;. finalized . :· ) Fig~t . daught~. Miss Chambers Is a graduate . Gallla Academy High School and RJo Grande College with a deg)ee In Elementary Education. She Is empioye<j by Roane County 'B oard or .Education. The Senior Nutrition . Program menu for the week is: Monday - 11Jna and noddle casserole, peas, tomato, cake. Tuesday - Meatloaf, scalloped · potatoes, cole slaw, . fresh fruit salad, cookie. Wednesday - Creamed baked chicken, broccoli, penny carrot · salad, . af'rlcots. Thursday -New England boiled dinner, cornbread, gelatin · with fruit, brownie. Frtday - Pork chop, mashed potatoes, wax beans, peaches, Choice of milk, juice, coffee or tea available with meals. --- ThEOdore Roosevelt Natlomit · Park 1n North Dakota contains p~fl of Roosevelt'sElkhOrnRancn al9ng· the Little Missouri River. • 7 The Sunday Times- Pomeroy- Middleport-Galli'polis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. r.;::==================~:;:j 8 · ~:=~he :=~~~ ~~ OPEN AIR REVIVAL & CAMP MEETING : Meigs Senior Center · plans weekly activity ·:a.m.-2 p.m. Every year an PStirnated 1.6 billion cubic feet of usable woOd Is left on the ground of tbe nation's • toresis after logging. 19. 1986 SPENCER, W.Va. - Harry D. t POMER(W -The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the follow. lng activities scheduled for the week of May :<lJ-24: . Monday - Physical Fitness, •11: 45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1·3 p.m . , Tuesday - Senior Citizens Day - Entertainment at11 a.m. by the Gingerbread Preschool, dinner at 11:45 a .m.; Speeches and honortng persons age 90 and over at 12:45 , p.m .; Entertainment by "Sunrtse" ~ at 1:15 p.m. The main speaker of .!he day will be Lee Matson from the ' Ohio Department of Aging. Wednesday - Physical Fitness, 11:~5 a.m.; Bingo, 1·2 p.m .; Bo· wllng at the Pomeroy Lanes, 1:30. , p.m . - Ne<!clf Carsey will be • offering free bowling and refresh· - ments for senior citizens that ' afternoon. If you would like to try , your hand at bowling, this would be a goOd time to join the Senior ·' League. Thursday - Blood Pressure clinic, 9:30-U:JOa.m.; Ceramics 10 May 19, 198~ • Pomeroy-Middleport:-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Plea11811t, W. Va. ,. .. Pomeroy, OH . •~ :~ ~e:ac:h~d:a~y~he:Jps:k:ee~p~W~ps:tr:im::_._j~~~~C~O~N~V~EN~IE~N~T~O~F~F~T~H~E~S~T~R~E~E~T~P~A~R~K~IN~G~~·~~~ . .veblgontlle . Olrpel wtlhtlle10• , . . 11 1rfat mana 1 . Y:,=~uy a more beautiful and luxurious carpet than Anything . Goes! from Armstrong . But donl be fooled by its beauty. Because Anything Goes' stands up to IOiJQh household traffic~ In fact,lt'sQUII•Jaad not to drulhl« 10 •or ~ ...... Get• "Petfeo110" gift Rig_h l now. every Anything Goes! carpet is on sale. Plus, you 1J9t your choice of ten - different "Perlllct10" gifts... lreewilh 50 SQ. Yds. or more. ~ .............. ~~-·S;udio is the best place to buy your · carpet. '!bu'll get I'Ne expert ~vice Qn ChOOSing the right s~e and color carpet for your hOme. ~ · ~ "' ~o.. . ' So hurry iri. The "Perfect 10" !l!lle and gift offer end soon! · · ChooH from theM "Per· fecl10" glfta: ., to-exposure tllm and a Plllarotd ' 10.Cup GE coffee maker. 10·plece Stanley toot set 10 Sony tapes with GE AM/FM ....... canette recorder 1().place Coml119 Were'cook let· ' . 1Q-Inch Bleck & Decker weed , , • cuUer · 10 cuttured pearls on a 14 k gold chain , 10 stuffed anlmols 10 JVC VHS videotapes ' 10 pairs olathletlc socksand o · ·• Timex tpj)rla welch •·' AIIYTIIIIG OOESI II 1 aollikoltH •"'·pUp ...... .. .. ' ...., lflfll- ••• tiJll'tllly ror actin Reg. $17.95 Nowontr SQ. yd. $2495 AIIYTIIIMIIIOESI ElEGANT II 1 dlllciitrr CIIVItiiOifd.calor IIIDIIY llulll. .. Reg. $27.95 Nowonlt' SQ . yd. . $24'5 .... yd . All Anything Goe1! carpets are maoe ol Ou Pont Antr011' PkJ~ nylOn. \1 '/ The bugh deep purple and vivid yellow irises at the Bradbury home of Mrs. William Fred Smith have attracted lots of attention. Asked how she does It, Mrs. Smith says she uses lime to Sjll€l'ten the j;oil, and ll'aves tile JertUtzer for otlier plants. In the fail she digs a hole near the plants, throws In all her table scraps, and covers over with soli to make a compost. Apparently the natural fertUizer created from the decaying scraps is just right for the Iris. Mrs. Smith also says she nl'ver digs the bulbs but In the fall just puts a good cqver of grass cuttings over top. Now you know wl)at she does to grow those bf~utles. And have yqu noticed! Work Is underway on renovating the ladles lounge on the sidewalk level of the Meigs County Courthouse. · All of the money for the renova· lion work has been donated, along with many of thesupplleSJ!ndSome ·of the labor. It will be a complete overhaul - everything from ba· 'lhroom fixtures to furnishings ~ . and not a minute too soon . . The county-wide project of rals· ·lng the money was tte'aded by Edna ll:nopp and her co-workers who handle the Community Action Agency office also on the ground ·ffoor of the courthouse. • May IS National High Blood 'Pressure Month. .· · Though high blood pressult' Is often associated with what Is on "y~r mind, what Is on your plate or In your hand .may be just as Important. With one out of every tour Americans having Wgh blood pres· sure, It's time to put aside the salt shaker, take off excess weight, ·avoid stress, stop smoking, and curb the alrohol and caffeine. 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Holcltng lash'1tr1p by the lashes In the center, apply adhesive In a tWn, . -- evert line aloni anachment edge, . • With a bit extra adllestve at ends. • Oltw 1111111111 ID1W!0111 aJUPDII "" ' !M'C!IIII. - . Olflll' ."" L_.:;:=:.....:=-...=:=-.~ SlpllniNI30. 500 _...,._._ ...,..._,_,_.,_.,.,Inc. frM • ,, ' tai'IIIOW: i ~----~ lr ---~~----------~----------, 2 00 01111' ....... 50t I I I ---------------------- I CIIY'----~=----::=:.J fll: I . . .--,..-----·---------•·-------~--J ~----------------- $2.00'\ "'"""~:..~~ .,... 1$2.00 L-----~. ----·-----.-----·--·-----J ~ANEW ' . • ' •nnt. . GP1MICIOCA OClAOO. ' • • �,, .. I. ·91iae-B-8-The Sunday Tmea-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. May 19. 1986 ~==~====~~~~~~~~====~~==~~~ Ov cosmetics or by un1mown Internal t er-age acne fa~~~e appears after 20 In any Beat of the bend :Anniversary celebration. . . .·· Shie/dr • 1n he servtce Acne is by no means conllned to the teen years. La,ter acne can be caused by monthly hormonal changes, by technical training schools. Russell f . Shll!ldsJr.. sonotMr. N 'L of coul'Se, so 11 was decided to honor and Mrs. Russell Shields of Box 141, wert . ~avy Petty Ottlcer Third Class the top fourth, sileth, eighth and lOth Tuppers Plains, Ohio, has enter:ed Robert D. Nibert, son of Robert D. grader ot. each school in the county Into acttve duty with the United time educators · States Air Force according to M. and Carol L. Nibert of Galllpol!s, plus the top five percent of each the Sgt. Curt DeAtley, , Air Force ha~ completed thE! Advanced First senior class. !!chools. will Recruiter In Parkersburg, W.Va. Term Avionics (aviation electron· The banquet - to be catered by marking their lcs) Course. Shields Is a 1984 graduate of Circle's Restaurant- Is opim to the · 50th weddlni anDuring the 26-week course at the publ!c. Cost Is $4.50 a person and Eastern High School. alvenary ~~@XI Upon graduation from the Air Naval Air Technical Training reservations should be made at the !Miday with an Center, Millington, Tenn., Nibert Meigs County Board of Education Force's six-week baste mllltary 1J11!!11 house from course at Lack!and AFB, Texas, studied airborne communications, otttce no later than June 3. 2'1o 4 p.m . at the Episcopal Parish · There will bea .t otalof5lstuclents Shields will receive tr11 tnlng in the fire control systems and anti· flause ,In Pomeroy. · honored and the Meigs County Mechanical Career FJeld. submarine warfare systems. In fts so many of you know, 1\olrs. Board of Education Is providing Shields wiU be earnJng credits addl!lon to the technology of these Gibbs was a teacher for systems, he studied mathematics, dinner for the-honored students plus towards an associate degree l'NI'S In Pomeroy and Mr. Gibbs the scholastic awards they ..tut through the Community College of physics, electronic theory a.nd the tlugbt In the cowrty schoolS before receive. the Air Force while a !lending bas!c operating principle!! of digital and Ul'.l9 when he began teaching Jn training and other Air •Force analog computers. · ~roy. He became high school Wanna help? Jl!'lnelpal and later superintendent Officers and members of the ~ the Paneroy Schools. planning committee of the Middle:: Both Mr. and Mrs. GibbS have port High School Alumni Assn.·are W sane health problems so It's requesting help In decorating the ~tful that they'll be enter·· Meigs Junior High School in talned .with the open house so that Middleport for the annual reunion . 1beU' many friends can pay their 'Those wUllng to help are asked to Jl!lpects to a n!a> couple report to the junior high after 3: 30 "BEANS TO BURGERS" p.m. Friday, May 24. ·: capable Rhonda Dalley, FtN., Speaking of the Middleport WI!S In charge of handling detal!s Alumni Reunion, thl' former Elea· lnr the annual Meigs County mock nor and Mary June Roush cllaaste:r at Veterans Memorial daughters of the Ia te Mrs. Lera Jfolpltal on Thursday. Roush Brown - wlll be attending FEATURED SPEAKER: STATE AUDITOR, r· With the establishment of the this year. This Is their second time THOMAS E. FERGUSON · !)le!gs Emergency Medical Servl· back since graduation - and that FEATURED ENTERTAifiMENT: t,'@5. all of the local unils appear to goes back few years. jll!l plenty of practice In handling ·~wYOMING .WOLVES" . -~~Pal emergency situations. As a lay I Into !'ach life some rain OOO PEl PERSoN OR $2000 'Jllltn I can't comprehend the real must fall -but lhls Is ridiculous. Do value of the mock disaster, butthen keep smiling. \il!lat do I know? And that doesn't ~act from the fact that Rhonda, 1!18lways, dld a 'flne jobln handUng the details Thursday. By BOB HOEl'UCII 11mee S ~'""' Sl&tf Charles and Ellen Gibbs, long· Sports erupttve or wideSpread form. con· . suit a dermatologist. Such acne, • which may be moredlfflcult to treat than teen outbreaks. ~imts· i'entiaroet Section 19. 1986 JOHN A. WADE, M."D. 'Inc. , I VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . .EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST I • CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 67 5·1244 many J '' Tank's. Prospect wins 11 Oth Preaknes·s with surge at ·finish line By POHLA SMrl'H United Preoslntematlonal BALTIMORE (UPH ~ Jockey Pat Day broug ht Tank's Prospect from fourth placecom!ng out of the final turn and gradually gained ground untU he surged a head at thE' · finish to wln the IlOth nmn!ng ofthE' Preakness Stakes by a head Saturday over favorite Chief's Crown. The bay colt, trained by D. Wayne Lukas , finished a disappointing seventh in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, butrmore resembled his wtnn!ngformoftheArkansasDerby Saturday as he made his charge down theshortstretchatthe Pirnlico Raa> Course oval to win theraceina record time of 1: 53 2·5. He was the second horse to upset Chief's Crown in as many jewels of racing's Triple Crown. Also favored in thE' Derby, the Roger Laurin· tra !ned Chief' s Crown instead finished third behind wlre-to-wlre ·! ------.,--'-----,-,..-------------,. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;di DEMOCRAT COOKOUT -- .·,· . BYMAL When you buy .. . Hanes® '' ' MON., MAY 20, 6:00 P.M. 0.0. MciNTYRE PARK Now when you purchase any 3-pack of Hanes® men's or boys' underwear (9' any · ;;;:;::==il-three Hanes ·unde rwear garments). Hanes will send you a $2.00 refund . .- lm a. agree. l:ienon. $1 by mail with Mrs. Henry Bahr, Long 8Pttom, continue to do w!'llln their ~work. 1 : ~Randy, whom you may remember as 1984 valedictorian at ~&\Item High School, wrapped up a Jll>rfect four point for the last fall !P,tarter. He's a chemical engineer· lng major. Jim, a senior at Rio College, came through with a· 3.00. Jim's a senior majoring ,!iuSiness •with a ·minor In compu· ~· He, too, graduated from ~tern High School. , :' SpPak!ng of students doing well, !'m Pleased to see an event bejng planned to honor top schol&\ltlc ~Is across ¥elgs County. ..The event Is the creation of Meigs Cciurity Supt. John Riebel who feeiJ lllat IIUdents In sports, tousle and · · endeavors are ·honored thinks is great - but that ~i.~Bng sfude:rits ha~e 1191 been 1 CI TY _ _ _ _ _ _ STATE _ _ _ ZIP CODE - - - I I I I I I I I I · purchase of any three Hanes underwear garments. I II · I NAME GENTLEMEN. Along wl!h IhiS coupon. I enclOse my SIO!'e receipla~ wrap()ef(S) Irom ooe Hanes 3-pack Of from any 3 Hanes underwear garments L1m11 one S2 00 refund per houset-dd.group. Of organization. Offer eMpires July ! 2. 1985 MalllO: Hanet $2.00 Altund Offer. P.O. Box 4691 , Mon11cello, MN 55385 ADDR E SS --~----------~- Grande 1985 R'ENAULT ENCORE ·GS NEW PONTIAC TUDE-IN. FEATURED EQUIPMENT: * POWER STEERING · * AM-FM CASSETTE * AIR CONDITIONING ** ONLY REAR DEFOGGER * THE· LIST GOES ON AND ON ~.300 IIIL£S ' . . · · · OUR PI Ia ELBERFEI.DS POMEROY1 . ;iJI)~)'I!Cbgnltlon. ,,,.,,Pr a long period of planning, It decided that theootstand· llllldents Will be honol-ed with a ~~~. and presentation of 111 the Meigs High School on ro'i 6. t.iliere had to be some limitations. SAVE S40 ON EUREKA FEATURE-PACKID VAC NOW ONLY ' •Top-fill Bag . •E~dusiwe 4-Way PROSI'i;Cf (left) puDs up on the outside ol. Chief's Crown In the ftnal ~ch to win the liOth General~, . Gold By Unlteti Press Intem;tllonat A recent newspaper poll 'In Denver showed that 78pera>ilt oft he people don't care If thl' Gold folds. but that won't stop the players fro1,11 tak!ng .Jhefield agalnsttheGenerals ~:· Sunday at Mile High Stadium. . "lt's·klild t>f'tough to get ready · when ihat many people would be just as happy staying home a nd watching Mr. T or soniethlng on television," said Gold running back BUl Johnson , who Is just five rushing yards short of 1.~ for the season. "We have things that motivate us besides th<' fans, like the playoffs. Thank God, becauselt 'shardtoplay In an empty stadium.' ' . The Gold, 8·4, are tied for second place In the USFL Western Confer· enCE' with the Houston Gamblers, onl' half-game behind Oaklan~ . New Jersey, led by Heisman Dllll·A·Nap Oldsmobile Calais Bruce Stone •l.llw profile for .: .~ ·, Chevrolet 5·10 Blazers :.S' tone ·sets ·funcert . !n area · \ ' .. .J J . ' t POMEROY - Bruce Stone ot 1Jrllce Stone ¥lnlstr!es, Charlotte, ~ .. will present a gospel concert iii J!1e Laut'('l Cliff Free Methodist c;bureh on Sunday, May 26, ai thr 111:30 a.m worship service. The ~bile Is Invited. 7'l'be former Bruce Stalnaker of ~ill'! D)', Stme Is not only &singer l,;t Cor!lp08er who&e ministry over die .,._., slx years has · Included ~ion. radio, concerts at oliurebetr. clylc auditoriums, camp- - ~,rnQbuehomeparks,_andin ~ turnlJ{g to goopel music liiJ conversion In a motel room. Stene had been a night club ~ for l8 )'Nrll. His 1 bllti¥ICIIIY lncludel tl)utory of how 1111 liiiC8me "a new man with a new ~ ~ Many alldl ppel concert . .,... ,are crlllnalcomJIOBitlona. ._ ..... both liCipl!lla 81111 10 his 50% Chevrolet Cavaliers ONLY WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT! "Wi.l!lfllf to be .y~ur ear deale·r." ~ '· $13995 6.5 amp motor •Vibra·Groomer II Beater Baa ' •Exclusive 4-WayDiai-A-Nap •Power tHIIdli&ht USE 0111 LA~AWAY PlAN . Braves 4, Cubs 3 ATLANTA. f UP!) -Rick Ma)ller. drlllect il second·innlng three-run · doubie to support his m ajor-league high eighth victory of the season Saturday as the Atlanta Braves . topped the Chicago Cubs 4·3. Mahl~>r . S-2, surrende red w·en hits over ejght --iiinings. He walked tWo andstruck"out twb. Bru~Sutter pitched thl' final lrinlng to earn· his . seventh Save. -- Indians 4, Rm SoK 1 CLEVELAND_ (UP)) - Benny ' Ayala 's two-out single dtove home the winning run in the sixth inning while Neal Hl'aton and Tom Waddell combined on a four·hltte r Saturday to give the Cleveland Indians a 4-1 victory over the Boston · Red Sox. Cleveland snapped a five-game losing streak, while Boston had a five-game winning streak balled. BU'ILER ON 'l1IE GO - Cleveland outfielder Brett Butler robbed Boston's Wade Boggs of a hit in the third Inning of SaturdaY's American League giUOe In Cleveland with an eKcellent catch with men In scoring • poi;ltlon. Cleveland won, H. (UPI) . . Blue .Jays 3, Twins I MINNEAPO'LIS fm:'Il - Jesse Barfield had a double and triple and scored two runs, while Rance Mulllnlks, Willie Upshaw and Tony F e rnandez eacb drove In a run challenge than Quebec. the Wales Conlerence champion· . Saturday to lead the Toronto Blue "They have a lot more firepower ship series lil six games. They J!flll Jays to a 3·1 victory over the play the Campbell Conference ' and moblle defensemen than QuMinnesota Twins. champion Oilers, w\JOse S-0 victory ebec," Howe said. "To ha ve any Thun;day night eliminated .the chance, we have to play our best Brewer.; 7, Royals 2 Chicago Black Hawks in slx games. · hockey every period. If we pla y like 1 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Ted The best-of-seven championship we dld som~ of the games aga inst seriPs begins Tuesday at the Quebec, we'll get blown out of the Simmons collected threl.' hits and rink. " drove In three runs whlle Moose Spectrum In Philadelphia. Philadelphia defeated Edmonton Haas scatte red eight hits Saturday "Go!ngtotheflnals, It's unbelievaIn their threeregular·seasongames to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a ble," Flyers goalll' P1>lle Lindbergh th!syearandhas notlosttotheOllers 7-2 victory over the Kansas City sa id . "It's Uke a dream for ml' and in their last eight regular-season Rnyals. the whole team ." meetings stretching over threl.' The triumph snapped a threeFlyers de!enseman Ma rk Howe years. game losing streak for Milwaukee sa ld the Oilers present a bigger ·a nd stopped the Royals' sllc.game winning streak. By l\ULTON RICHMAN United Press lntet'lllltional's Senior Eclltor-Sporis Jim Davenport was talking to his players, the San . Francisco Giants, telllpg them about all the dlffenmt ,kinds of trouble they could get Into at night. ~. "Look at Rocky ·Brldges ove r thl're," Davenport directed thl' players' attent1011 to one of hls coaches who outworks any 10 guys you namebutwalkSaslfhe were hit by a truck. "He's only ~ years old, but see what happens to you .!! you don't take care of ~ Yourself. !' ' · : All the players laughed. . ·. Bridges, who 1s more than twice 26 and claims ~·s on VIc Tanny's critical list, laughed harder than any . of them. The fat;! is he has always taken· pretty good care of himself and the only reason he hobble! the way • he dOeS Is becallse of an arthrttlc left knee. Davenport made that tittle talk to thl' Giants In • Arizona three mooths ago when he held his first • meeting as their manager. Wanled 101 Percent 446-3672 Chief' s .Crown. r idden by Don MacBeth. pocketed $70,(0) and paid $2.00 and $2.40 after goln~~:off a t even odds: Eterna l Prince, with Chri s McCarron aboard, won $35,(Ul a nd paid $3.20. The fina lleg ofthe TrlpleC rown is NHL finals ·begins Tuesday SAVE SSO.OO ON EUREKA ESP VAC __ IIIID r ~ CIWII ,wtar acompanlment. ilnnina under furniture •Vibra Groo11111 II' with Br1shed Edp 1nd Cornl!ltlteninc •front mo1111ted top dust clash today Trophy winners Herschel. Walker · duled to start at 2: 30 p.m. EDT. wUJ. be televised n~tionaUy on ABC. : In other games, Arizona travels to Conferenc~> with Birmingham. one Portland and Birmingham Is at Los game behind Tampa Bay. Angeles. The high-priced Generals, who The Outlaws and the Breakers . have won (IV!' of tbelf last $}X, are .e ach·1ook to. snap lOSlng .streaks ··oneoftha.hottes,tean\sin,tl)e~agt!e .. whenctlley. meet at Po(tlamJ Clv.lc · arid are pressing to wln the final ·stadium. Ai-lzima. 4·8, haslbsts!Xln spring football champlonslilp for a row, 'Jncludlng a · 42·28 loss to the!rowner-mulfl·rn!Ulonalrereal Denver last week after jumping out estate developer Donald Trump. to a 14.0 lead. Portland, 3·9, is on a "We'rl' srartlng to come around," five-game skid and the Breakers are said Widker, who has rus\wd for coming off a tough 14-ll loss to more than 100 yards the last slx . Birmingham. games. "This is the time of year The 'Birmingham Stalllons, 8-4, when yol want to put all the parts traU Tampa Bay by a game In thl' together. to take a run at the East, while the LA Express, 3-9, are championship. We're playing the mired In a three-way tie for last In , kind of football we are capable of. the West. Birmingham had a " But what we have to do now is sluggish outing against Portland . continue to do that." last week, w!llle Steve Young and Sunday's game. which , Is sche- the Express· fell to Oakland 27-6. Young was sacked seven times. By ,JIM LUTI'RELL United Press Intematlonal Exper!encl' will be the biggest dlfferenc~> between the Philadelphia Flyers and t hP Edmonton Oilers In the Stanley Cup Playoff champion· ship series. The Flyers are the youngest team In the NHL and have not been to the finals slnCt? 19lll while the dPfendlng champion Oilers will be making ;their third consecutive trip to the finals. • The Five rs defeated Quebec Nordlq'ues' 3.(1last Thursday to win SAVE $40.00 NOW JUST $1709§ third pick, retumed $Il .40, $3.40 a nd $3. MONTREAL (UPI ) ..., Dave Dravecky combined with Rich Gossage on a four-hitter and Kevin McReynolds hit his fourth home run of the season Saturday to lead the San Diego Padres to a S-2 victory over the Montreal Expos. The Expos have now lost five of their last six games. nmnlng of the Preakness Stakes In Baltimore Saturday evening. (UPI) and Doug Flu tie. are also flro for. secpnd at S-4 in the Eastern - •Dual-Edge Kleener •Headlight LIST '119 .96 111470 P rospect , who went off at 9~Z as the the l ~-mile Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park J une 8. Th<' versatile Tank 's Prospect. whoundl>rwent throat surgery just a couple of months ago, was running in the second half of the ll·horse fteld on the backstretch. He moved Into fourth on the final turn a nd Into third a t the topofthestretch, uslng thelast eighth of a mile to push a head for Day 's ri rst Preakness victory. Day said the reason he was so far back was because He was bumped by 1 Am the Game a nd his right foot l!(as knocked from the Irons. · " It was a fluke kind of a thing, and as it turned out, it didn 't ha ve any effect on the rae~ as a result I was a li ttle further bac k there than I wanted to be, " Day said . " But my horse made up for ii. He ran a very courageous race:: Lukas, saddling his fourth Prea· kness sta rter, won the Triple Crown race with Codex in l!Bl. Padres defeat Expos ' :cRandy and Jim Bahr, sons of Mr. · - i!Dd winner Spend a Buck, who skipped the Preakness. E ternal P rince. secilnd!avorit eat post time Saturday. finished third a fter lead ing for m ost of the race. The son of Majestic P rince finished two and one half lengths behind Chief's Crown imd three lengt hs ahead of I Am the Game. · Tank's P rospect collected a record first-prize of$423,200 ou t of a total record purse of SM5,700 for his owner E ugene Klein . former bwner of the 'San Diego Chargers. Ta~k's He told them he wanted them lo have tun and enjoy themselves when they played. but he alSo expected : them to giVe l!lm everything they had, 100 percent, . Expect WVU decision this week MORGAN'JOWN, W.Va. (UPI ) ~ In what West VIrginia Unlvt.nily President E. Gonion Gee calls "a shifting issue," a school spokesman says a news conference probably will he held this week to IUinounce a decision on WVU's status in the Adantlc 10 Conference. While the clamor has called for WVU to wlthdr.aw· !rom the conference, the WVU Advisory Board voted lo-G Friday to recommend to Gee and Athletic Director Fred Schal&s remain In the Atlantic 10. 1brce weeks ftiO, the WVU Athletic ConneD voted !Hl to get out of the ronference, but a school spokesman ""ys the advisory hoard acted on new infonnallon. However, !be board included a rt!commendatlon thai while the school stays in the league, school official$ should " aggressively pursue" formation of an ea.'ltem all-sport.• t:onfereiK:e. A surge of opinion pu.<;hlng WVU to the Metro Conference seemed to have moderated In view of the troubles strikln& that conference. First, Tulane was rocked hy a point-shaving and dnlg scandallhat lriggen.'lllts exit. The Metro 19 now sweating out a federal grand jury Investigation of two Memphis State losses and N'velatlons of t.'Oach Dana Kirk's association with pt!ople of questionable character. Metro Conference CommJssloner Steve HakheU visited the WVU campus last month. The Metro, like the Atlantic 10, featun.>s basketball and ha• <.'tllllpetitlon in non-revenue sport• but has no . toolball championship play. told. the Gia nts any different should be made to sit thert' every night. For au th£.drawbacks,Davenpbt1, who was a coach with the Giants more than seven seasoris before getting hls first chancl' to manage them , Is delighted at the opportunity he has been g iven. He a pprec iates the chance •owner Bob Lurie and executive vice president Tom Haller gave him to handle the club. That's not a surprise consldl'r!ng the way he played. He was never afraid to put hls nose in the dirt going after a ground ball or take a pitch In thE' ribs to keep a Giant rally going. whenever they were out on the field . He wasn't reaily asking too much because that's the only way he ever played duting the 13 seasons he handled third base for · the Giants . Somehow, though. things haven't worked <iut very well for the Giants. Day in and day out, they get some of the strongest pitching In thl' le~~gUe, both leagues, along with some of the worst hitting. As a consequence. they'~ battling the Braves for the basement in the National League West and after patiently waiting for so long to manage the Giants, It Isn't turning out to be much fun for Davenport: FOUJ1een Year Lap8e The Giants are basebaU's biggest !'nlgma . They've won the most pennants In their league (14) • but haven't bad anything even resembling a real winner the past 14 years. Where ona> they were the mos t exclt!ng ..most colorful club in baseball, they are no longer. Every ballplayer you talk to says he loves San Francisco, yet so.few of them care to play there. Candlest!Ck Park, ot course, Is one of the overriding reasons. No one enjoyS' the cold, the dampness or the wind. Candlestick Is the pits, and the politician who No Guaranteed Contract " I ·had to do the little things to play baseball ," Davenport will tell you . "I never bad the luxury of a five-year guaranteed contract. I played 13 years and had a one-year contract every tlnie. "Some people ask me how I feel about having a one-year contrac t now. I tell 'em I !eel fine. I! I signed a two-or three-year contract and didn't do the job, l wouldn'tfeel I deserVed to get. pald . lbelleve lngtvlng a day's work for a day's pay. That's how I want the players to !eel. It doesn't bother ·me what they're making. I have no kick with rlly players. They're doing aU they can .'' I ' ' 1 -· �,, • Page-C-2-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W, Va. 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PO - 'ExTRA liFE~JIIUlLTERS --._· BLECHE-WITE SELLING 89 WITH FRANI'S 50' COUPON AC .. CHAMPION PLUGS Wellhtr'• . To therela+fer II you , ach~ as our agent '" Strltl accordance w11~ the te""S ot rn,s oner allow a reta11 customer the tace Yalue of th•s coupon toward 1ne p~rCMse pr.~:e ol lhrt produCIS SP&cthed hereon tand upon OYr requeat submti •OIIOIC&(SI PfO'It· tng purchas! o l sulf•cnmt quant1ty o t spec •l•ed 2.'39 SALE 3.74. 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Iowa 5273ol /il4 """'' ere ""'" 1r----~--~-.----~-~-,.---------Store coupon expires June 30, 1985. 1 Store expires June 30,1985. 1 Slore coupon expires June 30, 1985. 1 SAVE $1.00 1 SAVE 75¢ 1 SAVE so·¢ any 4, 6, or 8-pack of 1 on any Fram Air Filter. 1 on any Fram Oil Filter. I onAutolite Spark Plugs. I I I I 1 1I I To the retlttlef "you. acting n our agent•n 7SI8 v . : ::; : • :t Automotl~ "'' : Offtclll Swtep1111111 Rul_es . Vou wrll be emereo '"the FramtAulottte Sweepstato;es . • wnen V01J complete and redeem the store coupon con1amea m thiSad'tetllsemenfby June JO 1985 or a 3" 5" ard h d n1 , 00 yoor name. address codt.and matllo · fram Aulol1te S-Neepslakes .-- A!tn Sweepstakes CoordrnatOI. 105 Pawtuckec A-..enue . Easl Ptov1dence . 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Wtll be awarded per !;1101./p 01 OIQilfltlilftOn [nler as Chen ilS y(IU Wlsti. bUI eacn entry IJIUS! be marled lfl a separate envelope must be pOSiffiiifked June JO 1985 Entrant solely ' assumes an usks or lile m•sdue<:led. lost or SIOien enlnes v1a m;,ul or retarle• submrSSIOns Chafl(es of w1nn.ng are oe1erm1~ ~ number ot entries received All pn11s wtll oe awaraed Grand pri e tr ps must taken b J ne 1 30 1986 8ook1ngs lo arrangements at sponsor s optton Sweeoslakes ooen loa II res•dents ol U9Awcludrnv floriOi employees ul]medtate tamrJ esJ or Allted1Corporalton or an4 1 115 Agenc1es IOrncltvtauals 18 or oldet may be 'IQutrea 10 StQn a!ftila'lll ol el!gibrlily and promol,ortal release Farlure 10 relurn the afhdav1i or release Wllhrn 30 days after nol 1icaloon ahy ' 1 Pille an I at PriZe w1U be awarded to an a!tetrJale w11met Vora wtltrever !area. proMated or restr1cled All emnes oec.ome tne proper~ of Fram,AuiOhle and none wrll be returneo ~lleril State ~no l ocal taxes on ~II nz fh • respons1btl1ty ol the winners- No subsltlutron ot p11zes wilt be perm mea list ot wrnners avatlab!e upon requesl alter December 6 198~ Send sel!·addresSE<J envelope to FramrAutobte Winne• 's ltsl Ftam.Aulotue Swe(p~lakes a_r~~~~e 1 Sweepsta._es Coordrnator. 105 Pawwoel Avenue East PriJYiclence Rl 02916 , es allt111~ .. SALE PRICE E AUTOUTE'S GOT COPPER IN IT. AND YOU GET EXTRA SAYINGS ON IT. . SAVE EXTRA bN THE AIR FILTER THAT GIVES YOU SAVE Oli THE OIL FILTER EXTRA LIFE, . THAT COULD SAVE YOUR ENGINE. , ~- -~- We're giving away 5 vacations for two in beautiful Hawaii, or in historic London. (Aitfares, hotels and meals included.) We're also giving away 50 GE ' VCRs. And 2,000 sets of Autolite Heavy Duty jumper cables. Plus these money-saving ;E · coupons on the top .·,;3 .quality Fram filters and ·:. Autolite spark plugs you need for a ~ really good tune up. To enter, write ir+;: .:. your name and address, take them to. :;-: our dealer and save money. (No ':: 3 purchase necessary.) It could save .:: ::! you from trouble down the road. :~· Phone 441-4290 Home446-4511 99' .49C .. OIL FILTERS CARBURETOR & FUEL INJEOOR . · CLEANER HAND CLEANER t • ••• • Gallipolis, Oh. ,. QT. SALE 79c 417 Second Awe. t U-SAVE AUTO .I,IENTALI THE NEW EASY POUR BOTTLE lOW-40 SUPER PREMIUM $8995 CAROLL SNOWOEN :seat Vans:; •40" A Day With 100 Free Miles :: •200• A w..k With 500 Free Miles STATE··· QELUXE lOW-40 N,ew Buick trade-in. The previous owner of this car treated it with T.L.C. Only 18,667 miles. For qualified homeowners, State Farm offers discounts which can make our already low premium even lower. Call for details. ·· '75• It Day With 200 Fr. . Miles ·. •375• A w..k With 1000 Free Mll81 SALE 661 or lOW-4 YOUR CHOICE SALE 74c Jr. higb banquet set HOtneowners insurance discounts .. . ... • front state' - . · Farm. :eo1nvttnlon Van•- YOUR CHOICE .._,:;==~lOW-30 12::1}-l :.J) p .m. F'IIIK'Ss Swim ;: Don't Walt Too Long! ;. CALL NOW AND RESERVE A VAN FOR 10UR SUMMER VACATION OR BALL GAMES. ~~ We Rent 7 Passenger- Luxury Conversion ( ::Vans & 12 Passenger Seat Vans For Your ~: Convenience or Kendall PriTSBURGH ( UP!) - Dave Parker is one of !he first to admit thai he's swinging a hot bat for the Cincinnati Reds these days. Parker collected three hits Friday night,lncluding a homerun, to spark the Reds to a 6-3 victory over Ills old teammates, !he Plrtsburgh Pirates. "Yes, you're right.! am swinging lheba l very well right now," Parker told n>porters. "I'm just riding the waves. When things go well !or you, you take advantage ofl.hem." Parker said he did a slow trot around the bases alter slamming a two-run homer oft Rod Scuny in Ihe seventh inning because Scurry struck him outlast year. ' .. .... VAI.VOUif lOW-30 lOW-40 - n-8 p .m . College S~A1m 6·8 p .m . Coilf"ge Swim 7: 15-8: L'J p.m. Early Bird Swim 1).8 p.m. Oppn S~A1m 1-3 p.m . Open Swi m Noon-3 p.m, Open Swim fi-8 p.m . COIJeg(' Swim Ma,\·:!'l li-R p.m . ('r.lkogf' Rt, '. M : • _, ·, t~ o.R p m. ()pf>n Rl-'f.'. - a: , 12::Il-l ::l> p .m . Fltnl'SS Swim 8-10 p.m . Colleg£' Swim 7: l$-8: L'l a .m. F:arly Bird Swim 12:.1l-l :.'IJ p .m. Fitness Swim May. 2:! li-S p.m. { 'o ii~ P Jm;_,_ ..-. 1: 57.8.. Ken Urata finished foUrth in the 400 meter dash 52.9, and Paul McAUister fifth In the !100 meier hurdles 1:06.6. The dlsappontment of the day occurred when Mark Pierson injured both knees In the 3,00 meter steeplechase. Pierson baltled back fora thlrdplacefinlshwithallmeof, ';.. 9: 52.8. •• Highlight of the day was the • honoring of Rio Grande Head Coach Kevin Purceli and Malone coach Jack Hazen as District 22 Co-Coach of the Year. Hazen has won this ward 11 otlt of the last 12 ' years, in 1977 Bob Willey of Rio Grande College received this award. This Is a very presligious award among District coaches and Coach Purcell commented he was eJ<tremely pleased to become . recipient of the award.· •f . PO<ll Noon-3 p.m. Opc-n Swim 6--8 p.m. College' Swim 7:15-8: 15 a.m. Early Bird Swim p.m . Opr>n Rt'C. 6-~ p.m. COII<'!?C' R~ 'C . Ma_,.-. :11 !~:J p.m. ()) ll~<' RC'C. ·,,. Of 10' 7.25". Kevin Smith tossed the Javelin 175' 9" good !'110ugh for second place. Bill Mangus Chalked up a third place finish In the 800 meter dash li!ilfl1I"S 1\ik'h wrun ha~ ~aH•th :'>-. atiOn. tl 1..(-.o:IJ.'U I' - f\J'uktM·. SF U.'i: (~ . .\'\' 1.61 : \'aJmzurla, LA J.•fl: Jh,l-if'lh. Mill !ll; LaPoint , SF' J.!fi. l~m· Marchand of Malone. Marchand Is a fanner AU-American tn the 5,(0) and a two-time All-Amertcan In Cross Country," commente<l head coach Kevin Purcell. "Darren knew he ha(lto run a good race and h<i did." . Terfa Aikor and Ray Perry finished second and third In the trtple jump wllh jumps of 44' 7.50" and 44' 4" respectively. Terfa also flitlshed second in the 110 meter hu-rdleS with a lime -of 15.2. PeM"y added a fifth place finish to his day' in the long jump with a leap HOURS: MON. thru FRI. 8 to 8 SATURDAY 9 to 6 SUNDAY 9 to 6 Stl. l( N .\11&,1;-'J , L.&t.Gt:t: Noon - .'~ ~lZ:l .m ':" . Tu·ooro li ill innlnl!'lt -~· 't"Or·k 6. CallfornW 0 Ba/lifTQ"P II . ~allk• J f)(>troU 10. Oaklillld '! Nmdq'sGanTon.no a1 MiniV'loOI.a To •xas at Chlfaji:!O Kan.'la.!o Cit'' at Ml"'-•auk{(' /loi('ll.· Ya-k .1t Cal ifornia Dl:1roir ar Oakl;lfld lblton ar ('J('\"f'land Jl.:JltJmor-r a! ~atlk• M ln:nt~a Ma_v 19 ~124 Jl! !Uitoo .~•- C'l!'l.li<lf"ld 0 Ka/l$.1~ rt~;o :t Mlh~o .,u ko•· n (iyrn~JaSium ll :n \'Jrli!IJ, Phil ............... ..... :.5 !16 F'ricla)~!j ~ Datt• - -t! .nJ "-"' ~m ~ ..U .l t -~' I C'hlr:--o.~~oro ~ - T 1.> u« 2 " h Jk't. -t7 .:167 41 'N: ~i ."WJ -Mi ~'l-ll • "" Ho'll'. SIL 3.1128 H~ H1i. Phil .... ., ....... ,... :tl r!.l Hou ... .. .. .. .. .. ... ... ~ t:li c;.arvry, SD ................... 3'! 1:~ Mt~· . At/....... .. ....... :U ~ Pa rlm'. C1n ....... ;............. 34 t'fl Mi-0.'(', Sll.. .. .'... 77 ~ na rk, Stl... .......... .... _ Xl ll'l Morlnd. Cb .. .... .... .. .. . .. ... lffi "*" . Mmllf'I<IQI<~ Leo..., • R]O GRANDE - The NAlA DistriCt 22 track meet was recently held at Stanley Evans Field on !he campus of RJo Grande College. The Redmen as a team recorded 52 total points to earn a third place finish. Cedarville College finished second with 140 points, while Malone College captured first place · with 279 total points. Darren MQier was the only Redman with a first place finish, he turned In a nl'W District meet record time o( 15:06.7 In the 5,00) meter run. "Darren beat Joel SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA PHONE 446-9335 Bill Kelly, Manager J2C AFTBI EAcH MANUF. RIBAr£ 59Cri. �.. ... . . ;. Paga C-4-Tha Sunday Timas-Sentinel · Pomaroy-M~Iepolt-Gallipolis, Ohio , Entries being· . accepted for • ~ a - S beG.u;IPO~ !orIi(h!~~ ~:'; ~. WJE!ngH·WYPCCCl1J · Ame-rlcan Cancer ...- •• :Society Tennis Tournament sche,.• ' for Frlday June 21 through ...· ,'duled . ~ •~- - · • - ~ Sunday June~. Entries for the nlne-<lay affair, mustbereceivednolaterthan5p.m. ~ on Monday June ~7, according to ~ tournament director Rick Cloak. ~ ... Players wiD be divided IntO' ten dlvisJons: ~ and 35 and over In - lnen'ssingiesand doubles, women's $Ingles and doubles and mixed doubles. An entry fee of $10 per team and a . • • can of new tennis balls wiD be ~: ·'requlredof each doubles team while ~: singles will pay $5 per person and a ,.,. new can of balls. Checks should be ~ made payable to Bitl Gray at ~: WJEH-WYPC, Box 448, Gal)lpolls. ,.: All matches will be two out of ~ three sets with 12:point tl~breaker ~ will be used when games are 6-6. ~ Players wm be llmlted to a ~ ten-minute wann-up. ~ Tennis courts. in the greater ~ Gallipolis area wiD be used. All C'.l p!lrticipants should report to Forest ~ ' tennis court, located on ,, 1 a - · ·- ~~~n!~e~~e0:: match~. !':: ~~~= respective Players wiD be Umlled to three I evenIs and any payer ou!side the GaiDa, Jackson toor play Mason area wanting InCQUntles singles Lambert 576·, Barbara Whlttlngton518: Linda " Francis ~.?=' the~ ~e:= :~~a~ ~~:::...~:~ &diii;;< June 19.. , For additional information, con· tac I .BID Gray at ...,.,.,..., '" """ or Rick FlortsL ................................. l~ .... ~;~~qn:it••clsFiorlst!MUJI: .:E:a:.~~::~:d~~: : :::::::::::::: ::: : 1~ High team three-games - Francis FloriSt . m cadllmc and CheY . Ill h lndt· 'dual game _. Shirl..., Simmons l95; ~u.ne ~~bert 189; Lencra MC'Knlght 186. ZB: Brenda's Boutique 2247; Simm:msOids. n!,'1-~sb;;p..: : :::::: ::: :: :: : :::::::~ Sky:"-~ ., M>;r 7, IJIIII POOls Plus· ·.... ...... ........ ............. .......... ,., HlghlndiYidualgame-BarbaraWhl~lng· ~mbert ~ 199. ~. ~~e, ~:,~:1./:S~: a..;;.": Whltttngton :l<il. High team game - F'ranct!l F1ortst 192: Pools Plus 190; Brenda's Boutique 7f>6. H~h team thr... ga"""- Francis F1or1sl . 2:!17;~PoolsPius22.12; Brenda'sBoot lque 2261 . PVi. ar<nda's Boutique ............................. ·140 =~ -• Cloak at 446-81il or446-6342. ii=:lllllliiliHiilgihitindiMdiui aliiit~hl't'e-=J!a=mes=-=J~uneiiiiiiDa.:n~···i...ii;...iii..~--·~...·iii...ii:i...iii.. ,iii....iii...iii... iiiii ....... ll _...·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~jjjiliiiiijp;;;;;. June ton 210:. Team competltlon must also play in at least one doubles event with a resident of the trl<OUnty area. If a doubles team has a member under 35, that team must play In the open dlvtslon. i' TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange TQWJIShlp Volunteer Fire pepart· ment, TuppersPlains, will sponsor a men'sUSSSA sanctionedclassc&D Tournament; June 8 and 9 at Eastern High School. Entry fee lS $65 and 2 RF 8J balls--llinlted to first ten teams. First, S€Cond and third place trophies w!U be presented, along with individual first place trophies. For further Information, call or wrtte: Lamar Lyons, 614·667·3653, . Box 244. Tuppers P lains, Ohio, or Roger W!Uford, 614-667-3653. ~· •• *INTERSAT *DRAKE != ~ :"' ,., •• C' i{ ::... • • . . . ctiECI( - If WI sell 0111 Ill YQUI Sill W8 WJIIISIUI WOCf rlin Chett. asiUflng future delivery atn• ad¥trtlaed prlca. a 10 ,.;~~~4--l!"-' ~ • • 7995.: P15fi/80R13 Pl55/SR12 Blackwall Pl55/80RI3 Blackwall and old tire. .' Whlttwall.. · No triOe neede«<. 10;. ~ P195flOR I3 Rai sed White Le ller. miles. Eagle GT Radial G-Metrlc Radial •' 1 • I $8995 I 3o4-429 -47aa ; Waa $999.00 In • Check Your Phone Book for the lad_, l'llaek Store or Dealer Nearest You .' A DIVISION Of TANDY CDAPORATION • '• • ~ r .p - .• •• • . '·' •, WRANGLER RADIAL All Season TRACKER AT WORKHORSE APPLIA 'l LAWN llxl50x8 .............;.............; S24. 95 OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE j ' PRICE 700·15 6 750·16 6 750·16 (8) $48 $57 $63 ' 410xl ........................................ s14.95 -~---·COUPON.-1--ICOUPON BUY 3 GET 1 FREE Monro MalleQUI(K ~~---.~ ..~ I'IIOFESStONAl' INSTAUATION AVAIWll ::::i(.':'u.t'UN 'Wt\ONR(H ' .STRUT CARTRIDGES ... restores strut suspensions tor 9!9tless... ., \~ - ~;~.....-... $995 CRAWFISH ., i $5.49 SS995 • -- 9 "' --~·'39 -tuttPAIGR -·- Shock Ab.O.Ibers HIGH •••for light SPEED 2816 THRUST < Ot'·4x4's ... S2j,9S .,. , ,1..."\v ' '' ''' • 4 depth ranges, down to 120' • Adjustable audible alarm . ' • Stop aclion • MountSaild transducer included • 6" target separatioil ' .' SERVICE . If seni.i-metallic disc l)ads are reQuired, add $14 · New front di•c pads, repack front wheel bearings, resurface front rotors. Conventiqnal rear-wheel drive vehiclea. Prices vary for front wheel drive. Caliper overhaul st9 each if needed. Hydraulic service will be recom· mended if needed or aafe·vehicte operation. ' DRUM BRAKE SERVICE $4 99 5 FRON~:~ . ' lEAl ,.·' . ' QD 10 • Zoom • Total Screen Update'• • 32.000-bit memory ' ' ' • 4 depth ranges, down to 120' • Reverse and stop action • Mounls andtransducer .included • 3" target ·separation .WPS QD 20 60 MED• Aen ON indtrs & sprin11, cheek hydl'llulic system, adjust b11kes. FJasJ.. C-2000 FREE INSPECTION I MED. ACTION 992-2101 ' I I I $59 9 MED. LT. ACnON SkA 1355 ' AUTO CAST New IUIIInlttd linincs ruurllct drums, inspect wheel cyl- · MEIGS TIRE CENTER ELECTRIC MOTORS Bridges the gap between Bridges the gap between flashers and charts I flashers and charts I RETRIEVE trueJcs. vans ONLY \ It-- 10 lb. Thrust (4) ONLY FOOT CONTROL ' • • . each 565W ·BAIT CASTER ..., 95 •19 . Shakesphere SHIMANO 15SG • ' ., Choice . 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(Afl!jent was Engllsh). Softball tournament set COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY OF ,.~ The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-6 Jenny M!Der, Tanuny Garrmer, and All!!lstant Coach Rlclt Blael- TRI·VALLEY CONFER· ENCE CHAMPIONS - The Melp Prl8 track learn captured the 198$ Tri·VaDey ChampionshiP elllller ti)IA spring. Team members ue, first row, left. io right - Unda Stewart, Amy Radekin, Wendl Kloes, Rhonda Haddox and Mlsoy Howard. · Second row - Khn Calvert, Rhonda Neece, T~y Cremeans, Stephanie English and Usa Pullfn8. 'Third row - ,Jennl . Swartz, Linda Rl«p, Channele Tumer and Amy Satterfield. 'Third row - Coach Gordon Fisher, Kristin BaDey, Julie Miller, Sherrie Southworth, • ~I"! ' · Pomerdy-:-Mictdleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Fal:vi< Shop ............ ..... .......... .. .... . - . . - ~.... Brenda • Boutique ,. ... .................. ...... .. 159 Oan's ...... .... ................................ ....... 146 <~ May 19, 1985 bowling-------- -~-----Local annual cancer tournament -.... ~·4th May 19, 1986 Poiftt Pleasant, W ..Va. 30.·675•2911 OIHtn Monday thru Saturday. 9:30 o.m.:7 p:m.; New Sunday Houra: 12 noon · 7 p.m • . PI.Oeant & Moaon on St. Rt. 62, next to Moeon County Folrgrounds ' '13 �. _: page ,' Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, C-6 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Perry to ~ach Logan ~football team • LOGAN -Clarence E . Perry , 31 , • By TOM BELVILLE Special p!rrespondent GALLl POLIS - Timbre Ridge Lake located In Lawrence County, near.,the Gallla County line. Is now open to flshln g. Sever9.1 years ago Announce dates for softball tournaments . Dates for three are,a soflball West State St. Park, Athens: Entry lee Is $95. For additional lnforma· m eets were re,•ealed Saturday. A 1\'lemorial Day tournament for lion, call IJV Hunkler , 1.592 .5870 or allmen'sclass BandCleamswlllbe Dave Lustgarten, 1_592..5479 or held May 2.'i·26 at Fishe r Catholic Garland Reynolds, 1.7974623. A us.SsA Class c and D state' High School in Lancaster . Entry fee is $00, and two game balls. qualifier tournament will be held Entrydeadllneis7p.m. onMay23. June ·22·23, at the Syracuse and F or more Information, contack Middleport fields. Enhy fee ls$&Jfor Rick Torrence, 1-653-7153, or Greg two C berths and four D berths. Russell,1-654-8701. For more Information, call Steve On June 1-2, a USSSA Class "C" . Stewart, 1·992·6349, or Mick Ash, men's national and state qualifll'r 1·992·6317 or 992·6036. tournament wlll be held at Athens' Anderson member of MC tennis team Marietta College · sophomore Kristin Anderson of Vln1on Is a memtier of the 198.'i Marietta College Pioneer women's tennis team, according to head coach VI LeClair. Anderson will take the number five singles spot on the team, whose main objective Is Im provement and achieving a winning season, according to LeC lair. "We are through being niCe. I ' wani my players to growl at their opponent wlien they change sides," LeClair said. A 1982 gradua1e of Meigs High School, Anderson Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson, Rt. I, Vinton. Tlml/re Ridge Lake was formed. It was a private concern which was to be developed. Severallots were sold off the l,!XXl acre area and the 225 acre lake was built. However, 1hings never materialized. The lake was stocked In the beginning, and has been there virtua lly .untouched with very mlnlmal ft shlng pressure. A lew weeks ago Donnie Saunders, who lives near the lake, brought to my a tl enHon the lake had been opened to the public on a pay basis. At the time of lhts writing the cost was $6 per day to flsh . Boats wlth motors are permitted In the lake and there Is a dirt launching ramp available. According to·reports good numbers ·of largemouth bass are being 1aken and some good sized !Ish are being_ caught as well . , The fish species Inhabiting Tim· bre Rldge ·Lake Include largemouth bass, catfish and bluegllls. The lake Is located about a mile and a half off stale route 77'5 on Scottown-Leeta road at Lecta . Ohio's 1985 three week spring ' Lafa,•ette :\tall Ga liipolis, 0. .J · Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. 1616 EASTERN AVE., GALLIPOLIS WON'T GIVE IN TOTBE ELEMENTS TBATDESTROYMETAL. 446-3672 programs In the Dayto~ ·area. Jbn's job Involves establishing rqular communication wlth key cll8tomers, coordinating ln·plant visits, and - l o g long·rang!l ~ • technology reql!lrements of govern: ment agencies. · · ;. RECENTLY retired from l he Air ~: Force a fter 10 years of service, • Caldwell has an excellent back· " : ground for his new job. 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AFTER PfiTSBURGH (UP!) - The Pittsburgh Plr<~les placed left · handed pitCher Larry McWllllams on the 15-day disabled list Friday and activated shOrtstop Tim Foll. Dr. Jack Fallla said McWilliams has a strained left shoulder and recommended to Manager Chuck Tanner that McWUllams "miss a couple of turns." 'h tE MO.TOA OIL WIT H Z 1 .74 Sate -.20 • BAUM TRUE VALUE LUMBER .. St2E Pirates MeWilliams on disabled list --· .,..:.;. . .- . ·· • Rebate .. ·:; Lmescores ~ ~ ~~ . Mfg'o Your .Final Coot .. SQUARE • Long Tread Life --- .79 Sale :· member or the Sixteenth Armored •. Division Association which will hold ::'Its 14th annual reunion Aug. 7·10 at . ' :the Cleveland Hilton South Mo1el. If . •. you want more Informa tion write ; : .Steve J . Chyllnskl, the second vice ; ; ,preslden1, 7926 Twin Oaks Drive, $39m!~,' • Hazard Resistonce ous self-defense and sparring tee~· nlques, as well as J.3.l.'ikata and f!vl' traditional weapons. Each of thete studentswlllspendmlichofthenext · year developing their skills to black belt level proficiency. : ~: ·• '· ~::~~b\~:u~~h~t ~:d :~~I~ NOW ONLY 985-3301 . These brown belt students are all well past the half-way point to black belt , and are currently developing advanced skills In Tae KwonDo. Each student has mastered nearly 1,500 techniques, Including numer· WeapOns, hundreds of self-defense and tournament techniques. Accordlngtohlslnstructor,Semel Massie, Thacker "has the skliJ to make h1m a good candidate for the U.S. Olympic «!8ll) In 1988, when Tae KwonDowlll be IntrOduced Into the Olympic Games." The 1988 Olympic Games will be held in Seoul. Korea. home of the Kuk· ldwon. the world headquarters of lnlernatlonal TaeKwon Do. several other students recently tested Into or were promoted ln the ranks of brown belt. Thewere: Greg Smith, Nlkyo (second brown belt) . Rick Barnes, Sankyo (third brown belt). Karen Tackett, Sankyu, and Dave Snyder, Sankyu. IF YOU were In the 16th Armored Division with Geil. Patton's 'Third ~ IW. MAIN HELEN AND CHARLES Wolfe sent a postal card to Mr. and Mrs. J . Sa·muel Pf21)ps. P. 0. Box 469, Galllpolls , with 1he printed Easter thought, "Happiness seems made to be shared." Handwritten, the rhymed thought reads, /May the joy that comes when Easter is here/ Brighten y ou r days all through the year. ~'· !Ilion Just traded! Excellent condition. Make a point to check this one out, it won't last long! Air, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof . ONDULINE~ 'ROOFING THAT OTHER COLOR AVAILABLE: BLUE 40 Squares. in Stoc.t Broadview Heights, Ohio Ml47·1021 or phone 216-237·:n>7. GALLIPOLIS - Following a 15-hour belt test, spread over the course of $.l x days, Steve Thacker recently earned his first degree black bell. His elevation to black belt makes him the second student of the Budoryo Dojo to reach tha.t coveted . status. • Thacker, 26, has been studylng TaeKwonDo {Korean Karate) for three years at the Dojo. The achievement of black bell has entailed the mast•ry of some 2,625 separate techniques, Including hundreds of kicks, blacks ahd hand anacks; throws, sweeps and take· downs; 21 kala (formal exercises), proficiency In eight traditional .•• :um Second ,\ ve. •, of the G T E division held · • ·marketing office In Daytoa, N>ipon- 19 76 BUICK LeSABRE, 4 DR. MEN, STAY A STEP AHEAD IN BASS . J~ CaldweU Is the new manager . ~ • slble for monitoring westem dlv· Grey Beige White •Won't rust or c orrode •Prov ides addect ·!nsula tion STOCK COLORS: \l' hite, Brown,· 'Blac k , Tan, Gret-n Red, Sih·e r. as field marketing chief By J. SAMUEL PEEPS GALL!POUS - A native of Gallipolis who was graduated from Gallla Academy High School rates the headlines because of his rise to high levels of responslbUity In his company. He Is Jim Caldwell, soh of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E . Caldwell. The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page C-7 Steve Thacker earns first degree black belt recently ~im Caldwell gets ·position gobbler season ended las1 Sa1Ur· day. In our area the weather was a IUtle on 1he warm side bu1 god . According 10 several hunters I lalked wllh lhe birds ,vere fairly vocal a nd acUve this year: The lOO.) wtal harvest of 1,525 birds betters last year's harvest of 1 233 by nearly 300. The top three ~unties were Vinton with 310. Hocking with 201, and Ross w11h 106. Gallla County beUered last year's harvest by over 20 birds with a harvest of 53. Lawrence County reported 24. · "Sandy" •Corrugated Posphate Roofing oGoes directly over old roof •Fast ; easy Ins ta llation Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. PEEPS, A .Gallipolis Dinry: . .. . !'l'av 19, 1985 May 19, 1985 ., Timber Ridge Lake now open to fishing Wildlife news head football coach at Wes1faiJ high school for the pas1 five years, has been selected as the new grid coach at Logan high school. ~" Perry replaces Steve Coate, whO .~nounced his resignation follow· lng the 1984 grid season. " .Perry graduated from· Franklin I;Ieigh1s high school in 1971 and . -from Ohio State University ln 1976. where he lettered two years as an l)utslde linebacker. ''·'' Perry had served as an assistant coach at Greenfield McClain and · _Blg Walnu1 before 1aklng the Westfall position. w. Va. 209 UPPER RIVER lOAD GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' •' ' . •• • '• . ' ' • •• • �., Page-C-8-The 19, 1985 Ohio...:..Point Pleasant. W.Va. Times-Sentinel ' • • ' stng.ng • • ,lEdward·s siSters outStanding 1929 feature By JAMES SANDS young: greased pig, _greased pole Special Correspondent climb, sack races, and three legged TIWRMAN - 'hie announc::e- rates. ment that the second annual We note, too, In ' the 1890s CenteiVIIIe parade and bean dinner CentervUle hosted horse shows on will take place over the Memorial t!Je farm of the Reverend S. Jones. weekend .. brings Wrote the GaUipolls Tribune about to mind some the 1891 horse show that drew some other big celebra500 spectators: tions that have "After falling In line under taken place In command of Captain James Graithis village with ton aDd In the care of James F. two names. Morgan, T. E. Jenkins and W. S. In the last cen· Manring, they paraded the sireets tury one of the biggest Independ- from thence to the gmumls where ence Day parades In the county • thehorseswerepla.:edaccordlngto outside of Gallipolis was annually numher." held at Centerville. For Instance In Perhaps the largest celebration 1894 parade marshal John Rosser CentervUle ever saw came In rna~ at the head of a parade August of1918 on the occasion oft he that lnclilded the Centervtlle.Sand, tOOth anniversary of the settling In 50 boys and girls Cl"'l'Ying flags, Gallla County of four Welsh !ami!!oats sponsored by the town's lies. Coming to observe the occabusiness people, carriages, horses' slon at Centerville In 1918 were footmen, and Wocky Bocky, wh~ · delegations of Welsh from all was a professionAl clown with the across Ohio. John Robinson circus. Choir members from several The parade In 1894 went up State communities ar.rjved early In the Street, a~~s to MDI Street and week and spent a few days then out the VInton Road to Horse practicing for their presentation. Shoe Road on the northwest slde of For the !JCCaSion 5,000 special song town. Here among a grove of trees books were printed that Included over 2,000 spectators were treated several Welsh numbers. to music given by CentervUle Brass Tile --eentervllle Independence Band, Koontz Martial Band a celebration continued well Jnto the 40-vrilce chorus, and a flag drtll. 20th century and we have before us . the newspaper article describing Isaac Evans was the director for the day. one helil In 1929. · Speeches were gjven by Dr. In the morning a short program WOllam Mlller, ft. D. Jacobs, w. W. was held that featured group Deckard, the Rev. A. A. Chapman singing led by Roger WUllams who . (of Oak Hlll), J. W. Jones and John was accompanied by Mrs. Elias Morgan. · Jones. Speaking were the Rev. 'Mr. there were also games for the Rector, the Rev. Mr. ;I'urner, Evan H. Thomas, and Profes sor Thornton. At noon a cafeteria dinner was served by the Centervme ParentTeachers Association. In the afternoon speeches were gjven by Benner Jones, the Rev. w. P . Cherrington, John Hughes, Dr. , Fred T. Hggilrd, and Abram Evans. Recitations were gtven by Clyde Walker, Lavaun Rector Myron Parry, Betty Alban, Charle; Wilmore and Marclna Clark. Sing· lng solos were Daniel Evans and Miss Ruth Evans. A duet was sung by Bowman Turner and Ronald WUllams. "11Je outstanding feature of the afternoon was the singing of the Edwanls Sisters quart<4, who came Without knowledge that they would he asked to sing, and wlthou4 miiSlc they sang six or eight limes to the great pleasure of the a!ldlence who repealedly called them back to the platfonn." (Gallla Times). Accol'\llrig to the Times, the Independence Day and Homecomlng, which drew over 2,000 people, was well organiZed and most acceptable, bringing honor to the town. "The Influence of Centerville on the counties of Jackson and Gallla, as well as upon the state, at large, can never be computed. In thls wholesome moral influence, scores of young people have grown Into Influential citizens and almoSt · every city of any size In the state 1-:===-----~--------------­ h<~os some one more who were reared In Centerville and have become useful citl:r.ens of other localltles." (Gallla Times) . The building that we feature today was being completed In 1929 when the above-mentioned home· coming was held. It opened for . classes that !all with the first class to be graduated from the new school being the class of 19:Kl. The building hOU$ed both grade school and ·high school until the 1950s, and since that time to.the present just , grade school. The buUdlngls. days · as a school will draw to a close ln a few.weeks with the opening next fall of the new grade school near Gage. a.arksburg, Ohio 4311~ Is the address of James.Sancls, P.O. Box 92. '~ tlabpll f J ~A ""'{ ;J £ft d Bt" rthda11J Kathy Cumings From The Fearsome Fivesome r_____:___....:::._~=...l~===~~~=~~~~ $29900 ferHUzer •• ~only from LANDMARK. ~ - ~~ AND SA~EI RIDENOURS TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE . 1 W. MAIN Premium grade ICHS-30 doUble sbenath tobaCCo - STOP IN Zenith 19" color TV with automatic fine tuning. Comes with UHF & VHF antenna. . • CHESTER 985-3307 • • • • Half the weight Half the hauling Half the lifting Half the !IQI'Ige Spac:le . . LIEDOWN . . ..ON A ,.. ' · . ·cENTERVILlE ScHO()i: .was put up In 1929, but ·It soon wUI be··. clooed, according to·JamesSantla. Since 1929 the school buUdlnil has not only been the focal point tor edQcattoit but for community celebrallons ' . , Ulre homecorninA', Independence Day, and others. Up WJ!U World Warn '" Center:vUJe Bl!nually,holled over 2,000 people to Its homeoomlng held • . : ~the .~ourth of JUly, . • • ., . • . • •· •.•• ,1,- : A~iculture ,and o,;r co~~~nii} New agency helps ·farmers who ar~ unable to pay debts_ related losses; anq 3) promotion efforts by the American Sheep Producers Council and others are paying off with Increased consumer demand for lamb. . Lambs are currently being forward contracted In some parts of the West, for fall delivery, at prices ranging between 65 to 70 cents per pound. By B~YSON R. CARTER · Extension Agent GalllaCoway • GA~IPOLIS - The Coopera:. tlve Extension Service has estab· !!shed an Ag Credit Mediation : Division, required by state law : Hcxjse 5111344, to assist farmers and • lenders In reaching an agreement when the finmer Is unable to meet r r hisEither debt payments. the debtor or the creditor can file a written request for credit mediation on forms available at the . county Extension offices or from . lenders. • The Extension credit mediator will review the debtor's financial slluatlon, abUlty to continue 1n farming, credit history, abUity to manage money, and whether debtor has made g<lod faith to met debt Obligations. The credit mediator wUI review whether ,the creditor 'h as made good faith effort to 1•. obligations. negotla te or ren"egotl ate The credit mediator sljflll at. tempt to arrange a satisfactory ') ' solution; however, mediation Is . voluntary. Either the creditor or the · debtor can refuse to participate or discontinue participation and the mediation request Is dismissed. ,When successful, the credit mediator shall prepare a written final report of recommencjatlons and the , Involved debtor(s) and credltor(s) .. · shall put ln writing an agreement or ,. set of agreeni'ents to their solution. ·, Serving as credit mediators are the : _,. county agents designated aS'Imme1 dlate Response Team Members. ·::;=::;;;;;:;:;;::::=::-l 1 .. • All the leaf quality •Top yields ' .~ERICA'S NEW .MA.. II-.Rt:SS· ' ·- ·.- QUEEN. OUTFIT . . REG; ''"' . NOW $499 WITH FRAME ' ' . see . . ... - .- YOU CAll Pa»ifBY. • Fertlllzer__,...~ I ' . CORf>IN & SNYVER fURNITURE CO. 955 Second Ave. " . '' "·-· ' ~m...- ~...tint! Seciion D ' . .' -- Mev 19. 1985 containers ~nde~ed By Bill. LOHMANN UPI Fealure WrMer (I.TliANTA (UPI) -The world Is stlU buzzing aver Coca-Cola's bold decision to change the flavor 9f l~ namesake, but the soft drlnkgtantls moving quickly toward another Innovative gamble- plastic cans. · Coca-Cola ()fflclals wlll not · dlvulgedetaUsofthelrpJansorexactly whY they are tinkering with plastic cans, other than to conflrm they are working on them. : "We're doing our homework real conscientiously','' said ROb Martin, · aCokespokesmanlnAtlanta. "lt'sa very new ldea.for the.consumer." . Martin said Coke might test· &yc. Whitmore market Its products In plastic cans by late this year. Some plastic Coke ,~ans already have been placed Ill At the exposition were, from left, advi!lor Beverly S~ TEAM PLACE!! 11D11D - 11Je SAFE homes around the nation to ga~ Wilkins, Valerie McElroy and Amy Heabe111n. (Siudents Ambrnetrns for Free EMerprlse) team at preliminary reaction from Behbtd them 18 Ted Combs. Not present for photo Rio Grande College and Community College received consumers. were Jeff Warner. Denny Compton, Craig Colopy, 8 lhlnl piece t:ropiQ' at the 1985 Students In Free Marlin declined to reveal detaUs Ron Fumier and Nita Da'lley, the chaprer's Enterprise lntematlonal Expoeltton In St. LOOts, Mo. about the can - except to I)Ote that ~'OilliiiWJicatlo11'1 speclaJLoit. plastic allows lor more !lexlbWty with,· graphics and perhaps more a ttractlve cans - or early sales reaction. Although plastic cans would present a new phenomenon for consumers, the Idea of plastic beverage cans Is not new. For • example, Coors has. been expert· RlO GRANDE - The Rlo free enterprise through the educa- Ume they weni · judged," said mentlngwithplastlc·beercailsfora Grande College Student Ambassa- tlon of others." advisor Beverly Wilkins. ,· Student speakers for S.A.F.~. · decade,buthaveyettodevelopone dors for Free EnterpriSe · Through projects such as an ' lheyarewllllngtopltonthemarket. (S.A.F.EJ.) won third place trophy economic development eonterence .were: Val McElroy, Ted Combf, Ron Fumier and Denny Compton.' "They've been working with at the 1985 Students In Free with Sen. Oakley c.Collins, a small plastic cans, In both the soft drink Enterprise Internatlonalr Expos!· business seminar with the Senior Other S.A.F.E. members were ·' and beer Industries, !or sometime,'' liOn In St. Louis, Mo ... which Corps of Retired Executives and Rick Fritz, Craig Colopy, Randy: concluded on May 1. various marketing surveys con- Kessinger, Adam McNichols, Ed ·said Jeffrey Welngarleil, a bever· age Industry ana!yst for Goldman In only Its second year of dueled with area businesses and Moore, Gref Verhoff, KUa Young,' • Betty.•J. Fox · Sachs & Co. In New York. "The competition, the team faced 28 government agencies. the team Tanya Adkins and Amy Heaberlln: , problem has always been getting other coll,eges and universities promoted the principles of tt.e free This . year's advisory board In' ; , MIDDLEPORT. - James N. tley Jr. the cost do\Vn. Including two trcm Ohio- Mount enterprise system In the commun- eluded: Bob Muller, Robbins and .~lower, of HugheS Mortuary SerBarbara L. Zerkle has . been "ltwouldbealltUebttextremeto. Vernon Nazarene and Kent State tty. Theseprlnclplesweretaughtln Myers; Dennis Komaromi , Goovice, Athens, James N. Blower ~med assistant caShier an~ officer call (plastic cans) • revolutionary. University .. Harding University In· area schools by the team members dyearTlreand Rubber; Jeff Smith, Funeral Home In McArlhur and lnchargeoicomrrierclaltellersand But cerialnly It would be a Arkansas placed first and College who created games and activities Ohio Valley Bank; Jan Thaler, P .J.'s Inc.; Larry Beebe, Gl!vln Rawl}ngs-Coats-Blower Funeral bookkeepers, Betty J. Fox ls contlnuatlonofatrendtoprovldethe of the Southwest In New Mexlc.o designed to Involve students In . simulated production and market· Plan!; Bill BradY, Stauffer; Geor~ jiome, Middleport, waselectedvtce' assistant cash!er and office man- · consumer wlth a more attmcllve, · Pl,aced second. president of the Ohio Funeral ager at Mason, and Mae ROI!sh. Is · .,wre convenient packaging.'' . .T!)e S.A.F.E. team won first lng techniques. The S.A:F .E. Wolfe, Bob Evans Farms:· Jack Plrectors Association at Its lffith .assistant cashier and loan teller at . ' Weingarten said It 1s "character- place and $2,500 In the · Ohio team's most notable achievement Carsey, MGM Farm City; BUI ;annu;~l cqnventlon ;\prU 30-May 21n New Haven. · lstlc of Coke" to be the front runner competition on AprU 14 and 15 at this year was a proclamation from Gray. WJEH/ WYPC; Glen Enslen,' .·· Coumbus. · :-. ,. · -Mrs. Zerkle,' a· ·.New · -Haven ·In the deveopmentofplaSttct!ans: 'J . ·' · •., . 1 ··· Mount'Vemonearnlngaspotlnthe Gov. Richard F. Celestedec_laring . Racine; andJosephCrter,ualllnn. -' ' , ·al<iwPr· ' vlce pres!· · nt 'and wife· ·of . rold - . .... · O'Donnell, Vice president Xnternatlonal Exposition. - Along . June 16:-22 1'FreeEnterprlse Week'-' • lls Cli,YSc .- ' serve as Robert _ hQols. Zerlcle, began herbank!ngcareerof · ' · dent tor the 1985-86assoclati<J11 year, over years at the Mason County of the can division at Reyoolds with a trophy, the ;· team was . In Ohto: The week 1s for high school · Seyeral 01\lo businessmen partie· Metals,oneoftheleadlngproducers presented $3,1Dl at the national students who wtsh to learn more !paled as judges at the Interna : He has -also se:ved as recording . Bank22In October ; l . Shl' has 962 , _:;ec!'E!tary. and treasurer for the ·served In varkius capacities, ~clud· ot.alumlnum cans, said It· is kind of . competition. r' about free enterprise In America. tlonal Exposition. They were Julien _s,soclallon. He has been chairman , lng teller and boo~r. s~r· . ~. ·, .. . Twtlnty _ Rlo G~!ihde CoU!!!'e Area radio stations and news pap- A. Falsant, corporation controller • ,l:if -the o!l(anlzation's· lnsuranee · A 1948 graduate Q! Wahama.H.II{h ...: We <;erllllniY dOn t w.ant 10 shOOt students parllclpati:d ln .S.A.F.EJ;. - ers helped, S.A.F.E. explain · their at Cooper Tire and..Rubber Go., · . . School, )he has been a 'member or .> .. dOwn the .rttorts o£ . Coca-<;;p[a: . aild worked with"~ faculty advisor, program and etnphas~ th€lrnpor· ·Findlay; Ronald f>. Carzoll,_~lor .._'Commtitee. . · · . , ThP association ls romposed· of New Haven United ; MethOd~! ·.. Tqey're our ·~listomei,'' 'O'Domlell · BeY Wilkins, a!ld an~cMsol'yboard · tance of econo'mlc education. - Vice president ; human reSoUrces ' ' "The c:Ompettilon was especially· Mead, Day\on; and R: W. Gillman: ; · •l,009funeralffrrnslnthestateand lts Church for23yearsandls treasurer ; _saldtrom Reynolds headquarters ln . of area buslnessrepl-esentatlves. At . purpose 1s to promote the arts and orthe Win One ClasS. Mt~. zerkle is.' ;Rlchfnond, Va. "Buttherearesome the beginning of the academic year rough this year. ·Every college's vlce president, public affairs, . 'science of funeral direction and also a , mernbeJ: of the churCh , ·.. problems with the plastic package the students and advisors a goal presentations were professional. Hoover Worldwide (:orp., Canton. ' l>mbalmlng and to maintain tcleals !JOn,tlnating and perSbnpeJ ·connmlt· · , that we don't see any answers to'a t . of "promoting _the movement of Our students gave their best each lof professional service. : tee and the' Missions and Social - the moment." · • . COIICfrnS committee. :•: · Alumlnumcansownthebeverlige • , t , ATI!ENS ·- Roy c:. Whitmore of Mrs. Fox, a Cll(ton resident, was ·' .. market these days- 99 percent of ;Aihens recently earned the certified emplOYed by Mason County Balik ' all beercansand87percentofallsott jfinanclal planner <Iegree frOm the In March 1973 as bookkeeper ..'Shi;> : .. drink cans are made of aluminum. :college of Financial Plannll)g In was promoted to head bookk~r 'Steel cans lulve virtually . dlsap· In 1982 and then transferred to \he' peared thanks·to the tighter weight . Denver, Colo. . , Approxtinat!'ly 7,500 planners Mason office In May 19114 ·. as and recyclablllty of aluminum. ' nowhavethlsd('gl'eelntheU.S,The assistant cashier and .manager, . . · Reynolds, which pioneered the . She had schOOIJng In computer alurninl . · ,designation Is llmlted to planners classes In all banltlni1\ppllcatlcin urn can recycllng process, SOld 7 bUllon aluminum cans last who are active practitioners In the Zettler Corporelion hi Colu-\...;, Mrs. Fox and her husbaM.'j'fck' 'ye~ and recycled 9 bUllon. , financial planning process.' : · Whitmore Is registered !iivest- have two c!llldren, MJ1l. ,Ro~Jert . .·I ts easy lo see why the Idea of (Susan) Barnltz and ·Mrs. • Jeff' plastic cans hits close to home tor . 'ment &i!IJ'ISI'Ior, owner ·9f an ,lnsurancett\'n,andvlcepresldentof (Mary) Woodall. ·' · ·: · J~eynolds. . . 'WhltmoreCableTVJnc. His offices Mrs. Roush, who res~ ln ·New · "WhylsCokedolnglt?Myg]lessls :areat8N.CourtSl .. Alhens. ·: · Haven and Is a 1944 ·gnlduaie"'ot t)tey would lJke to have .another :. ,. . Wahama.High School, has 35:Yfars ; material on ' the market , besldeS : POINT PLEASANT - ·. t~ree of banl!jng experience. She began . ~lumlnum lo hold down the cost of · 'I : tong-tlmeemployeeshaverecelved working at theMasonCountyBank : aluminum as a package material • : offleer appointments at thl' Nl'W In 1949 and S~?~Ved as · telli'f, . a!ld they've written sleet off," · bookkeet!fi'· and ·.·ln the notes .' . 9'DoMell said. : Haven and Mason offlcti!; the department prior·. to her appoint-·..· '· While ~rge plastic soft' drink ~ •Peoples Bank, It was annouooed : Saturday by President VII;,.. Har· ment as assistant cashier and loan bottles·- 2 and 3 Uters- have been • ·. ~ . . teller. · . ·successful. ' tn · the mark~l!;l:e · O'DoMfll '18id plastlc I~ its fiiste; ·.· · ,. •· . · 1lt smalleq>ackages. .· : . . . ~ .. ~Ide. Ha. ~: t t 446-1171 Galllpolls•.Ohlo e : · . _ · . n·e.e_ · . :. _ · .[1._s Busl 88 ~n -,_. . ~ ' ' A great lawn · care comb.ination! ~l. · · ''.·l'. ,_ ' 1985 V.W. GOLF· DIESEL TRADED IN THIS WEEK ON NEW BUICK HIGHLIGHTS ** AM-FM CASSETTE . POWER STEERING *AND MORE . Combine the convenience of the Ariana roar greubttgger with the performonce end quotity of "" Arlono Rlcllng Mower 11\d you have en un- •~ beatable combi!letlon. • ·~ Your Arlen1 doeter looko forwerd fo pointing out the meny fine feeturea of thetArleno Riding .' Mower1 ,1nd wiH ehow you whit 1 1nap yard cleen-up It With the 1turc1Y r..r groo1bttgger. •' , _51 YOUI DEALEI NOW TO: .•• '.. .. • .. • •. ., , ;: · . ·. . .. SAVE •,••• · '\ CHESTER, OH. f, ...,,' ,, .. ., I f, .' . ' . . ' . ', : ~ ' . . . . ' : . . ' . !{ACJNE -Hemlock ?,ll;l€ll.W.I.nc., Racine_,has attlllated with_the Ohl c t As 1 1 · o on ractors !OC _a.t on: .:. ·:, · . · · · ·. . The statewide as~tatiPn·l'!'JlreSents nearly 700COI]tractors, allied suppliers and ailled supiJUers h'rtbe highway, heavy liiiUdlpg,' sewl;'r and waterline construction lnciustcy,oi Ohio. · · ,.. ·. ·. · The purpose of serve the ll)dustry perta\nlng to tabor, leglslatl!ln, · 11eatl<in, -. public .rel.~llons, .. spedficatlons,marke\develoP,rnmlt;iiidsBfety. ·': : · ·:.·.·'. ·. i NancyJ.CampbeltlspJ"e!iidentofthecompany. Theflmipedorms· · sewer and waterline consrructlmt' aNI-reClamation ana site worli and ·. ·has betiii organized slnee 1982 . . · . · : , ·, ·. . , .. · , . Projects near conipletlon' by Heinl.o ck ll!Clude $ewer lineS In · . Racine, water lines In Parkei'sbulli. W.Va.,and,~larriatlon Work.fn . Oak HIU. Thl' firm was sponsored for mllrtibt:>~hlp In ·o cA by Olen ' Corp., Columbus. · , · . ·, .· .. . · "". · ·. · · "•, . . . theilrg~~tkinlsto w ... " ., • ' • • ·, • \ \ .q ·GAJ+IPOLJS- Empire FurnltufeCo.,iW2s.i.;oi.IAve:, Gallipolis, ·. baa been appobited an authbrlzed Mmstrone ,Carpet SIWIJO. ·. , BlUed as a new COncEPt In· merchandlalng, c,irpet Studios .olfer us>-to-dateo consumer int0f1Tlatlon, cOmplet~ ~ :lt~on and modern displays designed t11 &lmiiJate loTle llghtiJil'. · .\ , Large samples of carpet lire dls~Jlayed so that slllppEn can vll!)v ; theniallat a glance. TbesamplesaredeelgnedtobeeaaUYn!inOVabltl ~ and and ~ be replaced troni the llaplays for CQ'II~ sl!oiJplng. , Saleo peraonnel are trained b,\1 Annltrona .to liM'· adlilcP to ' euetillllel'll on varlolllleaturee pt Annstrong ~rpetllti. · . OPENING MONDAY- A neW branch of·Mason Auto Glase opens Monday In Galllpojls 1n the lonner Pennzoll station at 1010 Firat Ave, Owrier 'AI Conard, see11 outalde the buDitlai, said the finn · does "everything In PM, Ill&' and small. Al!to Piss is' our !lp"(''JI)ty." His !Inn halo .niore than . 2,500 • qut0 wiliclllllelds In stoc1i at hill Malon, W.Va., wateholl!!e. :"Noonehl!S~abletiidevetO!>a systeiJ;lofor. recrc~ ll!ltstlc,'' he said . . "Ualess tliey can .figUre out liowt.otEcyclfpllistlcwithQI!tacost : . penal~.' tor Oie piastiC$ Jn.dustry or .. the n.nn _· . le w _ho \lse u.:. !hey" have a """'r Yeljl Ill& problem.'' .o·~u , . :~lap:a.':f.e~ui=t! ' · · · "national legislation tor·. deposit lllws :Uiat tile !!Oft drlnl( 11\~ustry 1s de!lnltely . against.." : . ByTIMBRYANT . lng,durlngarecent planttour. ST.. LOUIS (UPI) - Tlie three A . dozen bagel varieties Petrof:iky brothers, looklng for' ·a lncl)ldlngpumpernlckel,clnnamon· way to goof ott from their familY· ralsln,:rye,garllcandblackRusslan owned bakery, lnadvertantly ce,me with rtitsbis - are mixed, kneaded; upwltlltheproduclthatcouldmake totJned, boUed, frozen and packed · them the bagel klngs ~America. . for shlpment at the new faciUty . The. superrt~arkets get the bagels What they developed . was ':tresh frozen bagel dough, already shaped raw, l!Ut ready to bake. That gtves and boiled and ready for the 9\'en: the bagels a niuch longer shelf IUe Petrofsky bagels currently are.sold ·~ than 'thOse delivered to sto~ In 35 states to supermarkets that pre-bilked. Patents are pending on bake t~ In their stores tor hungry . the process, said Shapiro, noting any customers. ' store with a freezer and an oven can Sales last year were 6 million produce' treSh, bot bagels . bagels.Sa\eSthlsyeararepro~ted "Wepu(themlntothetreshbread to top40mllllon. buSiness ;.vithout any 'additional Uilderstllndal>ly, smiles abound equlpm~t. ; • he said !nan interview. at the suburban St. Louis home or ' "We think we have the real, true f>etroi'Bky's ·, En\eJ'Pl'lseS. where McCoy.'' · custom:deslgned and built equipShapiro 'said bagels are the latest mentis capable o! turning out 36,10) "yuppie foOd" and arepreferableto . bagels an hour. croissants, · anotber trendy bread, · "We think we're the greatest thing because they ~ In many on two wheels,'' said Je:ry Shapiro, . the ftrnn's vice president of market- varieties and are more adaptable.to In Colorado, researchers for Coors also : have ruri .Iiiio"several . Problems, thie biggest ODe-being the attectofplastlcontheflavorofbeer. . : "The problem Is will) the-i;losslble :. ,· oxygen penneatlon of !he plastic · , affectlng tbe beer taste," saki ·.Weildy Goad. !I ' Ccio!1l i!Pbkeswo"Research Is contlmiJng, but ·w:~ juSt not there yet)' . · . • <;'oc!I-Colaofflctalssay~areln ·no real rush to tm grocl!ry store 'shelvi!S with plastic cane: Coke stm ~t:u-ee years ·to g0 'on an agreement •lgned 1n l98:t wt.th two E\11'01)e811 flnns to develop a plastic can, and Mar1ln said Coke wants to make sure Is ~feet before It launches headlong Into the plastic can buslnells. • ..man: ·has eveJYthlni '·' 11Je nnn prumlses swne day service and In case of emergen~-y. U.hour service l'> gutu'tlll!eed. 1be Galllpolls store wU1 open his buslnes<~ up tAl customers In Ga!Ua and Meigs counties. Phone ntunher for the local store Is ~144. His other locations are at Mason,lkl4-773-5710, and Ripley, W.Va., ~l-5tlti4. • : : : · · Brothers dev~loped popular snae:k , · :, ; . · · illso:Silkllf plastic can$ reach th(i market wlthlll.it wmclent 011-tnatte~ , : .•' RIDENOUR SUPPLY 915-3301 I Shoit .slielfllfels·oooiJ!VQiemfor plastic, : the possl!)lllty· of ll'aks 1s another, but.recycllnglst!Jeblggest, Q'Dollnell sald. : . · .. ..••·• Lorol carpet ~~ud·iQ nam~d ._: • . .:.. :. B. Firm accepi¢c1 ~nto.·qssociatwn . .. ,, 'I .. • r~-~==========~:_,r======================~ SURIPRISI NGLY LOW' 17,000 MILES ... t'. THE.N UE DOWN ON ANY MAl) kESS : ~SPEED IR CONDITIONING .... · r-Ar-e_a_p..;_~_rs_o....:.:~:....:.:ri..;.,..e-...1f_H..;..;.e~.~· .Plastic . :•· Market lambs are bringing eight o to 1!1 cents a pound more now than ;_, they did this same time last yeal\ • . Some • of the reasons for this . Include: 1) 1985 sheep numbers are '· the lowest ever reported on record; l 2) ewe Jambs are being held df the •· market to replenish !lock nwnbers In the Western states from weather -- ·"" -~- a .· . WARRANTY 10 ft. mesh dish installed ,. ......... set COMPARE · COMFORT LUXURIOUSNESS WEIGHT PORTA81l/TV CONSrRUCTION $1540 -....... ~ IDfOWLIDCII JACKSON LANDMARK (614) 28&-e4s1 MGM FARM CITY (814) 992-2t81 111:1.385 ~ · ... . will Use LANDMARK double-siren&fh · · tobaa:Q fertifu.er '• for high · IdS. And hel protect I~ yields witC·rudomil• systemic fungicide, labeled for plant ~ aild field application against ·blue, mold, black shank, ' and dllmpmg.-<#.f~ _· - . · l,ANDMARK for all YOt.IJ' ioblicco'~eoos. 'We'veB!ll the . • SaIeS &SerYICe . Call Collect 614-532·7015 or 614-643-0165 ~- 'L'W./® EYE SATELLITE Systems startin& at . . ~· ~ . - team -wins· • • •• In competition ONLY ... ........ Business or }!@ - -~- • .'. other foods. "It's the type of product that's : been universally acc€1Jted- ours ls. : anyway,'' he said. "Because the · . bagel Is a bolied product, It's more : nutritious than someotherprotlucts. : 'nje nation ls telling Uf It 's ready for ; a new bakery product.'' About four years ago, brotbers : Leonard, Bob, attd Dave Petrofsky : were looking tor a way to find : themselves away frtlm work on a • more reguJar basts. "Westaned Uasawaytogetaday : ·off," said Leonard, the company · president. "We kept practicing at : the bakery." : Brother Dave, vice president for · ~~~c~e ~~~~e~.a~l ~ have we got here."' . What they ha(j were fresh !rozet). • bagels ready for the oven. By: leaving batches of ready-to-~: bagels for eJJll)loYees, the Petn& : kys coold take on from work. ' ' �r .... Page- 0-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel 11 Trlbllll - 446-2342 Sentlllll - 992-2156 Alii"" - 615-1333 (;[Hssified J)lf(!f.'S cove~ the follmving tele11hone exch11nges ... Ga ll ia Co. Area COde In Memoriam ' Ma.so n Co., W. Vii . Area Code 304 675-Pt, Pleasant 458- Leo n S76- Apple Grove / 73- Mason 882- New Haven • Bliloon• for ~et Well. Anni· v•l,.l•rv•. Birthdays. partHis. SIJilling Gorri/lo. Call Bol· loons & Co. 614·446· 4313. ~lor r~a . Awarenesa GlamoMary Kay Coameti9 s . Mey 2 ·1 st. 7 :00 pm . Reed•vMie Firehouse. . •' H~ve your K irby cleaned and checked for only 814.95 . S~dl, ~Its. and bags availa~r. . 304· 675 ·5162. S.,.GLES CLUB for Wool Vfrginiana only. Statewide. AJI ·ages . Do:rens of 82 .00. HQibilly Hearts Club, leivW.Va. 26676. •11'· l.¥v wanted - lady to live in for companion. prefer in 60 's or 70's. Nice home, o-;n bedroom and ahllre rest h~ae,_ waahing machine, g•den, gerbega diaposal. 61,4· 446· 1414. " We pay cash for late modal c;letln used cars. Jim Mink Chev.- Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614·446· 3672 Giveaway 9 week old black and white kitten, litter trained. 304675·7442 alter 6 p.m. 3 month old. pupptea, mixed brood. 304· 675 . t222 . Old hay. good for seeding. See Ray Hawk or Call 614·446· 2300 . 67,Chevy 'h t?n PUfor p8rta. Muat have t1tle. Call 614446·7626 . 6 Adult eats 81 6 wk old kinens, litter trained . Call _6_t4_·_4_4_6_ ·7_3_4_4_. - - - - Lost: Mother's pin at Rt . 35 Flea Mkt., Reward . If found pleose call614·446·1489 . Male Great Dane black , 20 months old, obedient. good disposition. good with dog. all shots. Kills chickens . Call d14· 367-7816 . Found : Part German Shepherd. vicinity of Kessels Mkt . Call614-446-4139 or 614-446-3351 . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo. iron. wood, cupboards, chairs, cheats, baskets . diahea, stone jars, antiquea. gold and silver . Writa - M , 0 . Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 or cell 614·992· 7760. 1 Vz Collie and Y2 German Shephard male puppy to give away ro good home. Go9-d with kids. Call 614 843 ·53.13 or 614 · 843 · 5148. 2 male dogs. One is part Husky, part Pyrennes with 2 blue eyes 8nd the other is mixed breed, medium size. Call 614·992· 7764. 1 -------~-­ 2 long-haired kittens to give away . 1 black male· and 1 white female . Call614 -986 4120. 15 to 20 bags of newspapers to give away. 614-985· 4327. Lost and Found ' 1---------lost; 2 German wire-hair Pointers, liver-brown spots on white with liverticking. One male. One female . Reward . Call 61 4 · 3B88720 . . 1----------- 21 Easy A••embly Workl 1600.00 per 100. Gueron · teed Payment. No Experience- No Salea. Details ·send self-addressed s~amped ,envelope; Elan ~1ta,l · 716, 3418 EnterpriM Rd. Ft. Pien:e, Fl. 33482. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING co. rocommendo that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have inves~i­ gated the offering. Government Jobs . $15,000·$50,000 yr. polll· ble. All occupations. Call 805 · ~87· 6000 E•t. R· 9805 to find out how. Open a Beautiful Jeans, Sportowaer. Chlldr•no, le· dies Better Oreal or Combination Shop, Free Brochure. Top Brands! low Pricesl $11,975 to $19,976 to Completely set you up. Cell 1·404·469·4438. Small black and brown mixed breed male dog. Lost in Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy area. Answers to Gua. Call 614·985·3576. Employ men I Serv1ces Lost dog small Chihuahua ferriale. ' Baby Jill ' last near Gallipolis Fai-ry post office. Reward . 304·675·4277. 11 · Help Wanted Government Jobs . S15,00Q..850.000 yr. poooi· ble. All occupations. Call 805 ·687· 6000 ext. R·4562 to find out how. Immediate Selea Opening• ... Here's your opportunity to become associated with a teader in the Advertiaing Specialty Industry. Sell Calendera, Pent, Gifts to _to·cat firma f~ll or part.· time b:esi.s . . . W~kly 'Com.mis· sions. No. lnvest:menta. No collections. Our 76th year of prompt, friendly IMVice. Rated AAA-1. For inform a· tio" write: Kevin Peska, . Newton Mfg . Company, Popt . C~543, Newton . Iowa 60208. - _· -.- . CHESTNUT NATURAL WHITE ·- Sanita;i8n ... lfi :RS ·'Or AS !ltigible. Sanitarian II: experience in environmental sanitation prefened . Contact Ge/1/o Co. Heolth Dept., Courthouse, Gallipolis, Oh E.O.E. Mon. & Fri . til 8 P.M. Tues., Wed., Thur. & Sat. til 5 P.M. @mst Cushioned Vinyl IMPERIAL® ACCOTONE® • 09 sa.vo. Exc1ting colorful patterns . lnst.alls ,Quickly and easily without cement . sq . yd . See actual paHerns In our store! Price in effect now thru May 18, 1985 .caro·l.ina Lumber AND Supply Company STO~E Flea Market. Fraizers Bot· ···-~-·-···· ··· ··-·-----··---tom. WVo . on US. 35 open every Saturday • Sunday, Potlo oele: 17th. 18th. 20th, 9 ·6 . Opan air & covered and 2111 . G'ene Algga retl· apacea for rent, oH road cienca. 81. Rt. 7. obovo Eootorn High School. 9:00 ~rklng . - .·9:00pm. . Yard Sole 6 Fomily Moy 21 & 22 . ·~ mi. O.J . White Rd. 4 fomlly yord oole. Mov 23. Baby, cli'ildren. maternity 24. ond 211.. 9 :00·7 83 clothing . Oiahea . m it e . Rutland St .. Middleport. 9 :30· 4 :30 . 0 Business pportunity Home At~ambly Income . A... mble product1at home . Part·tiino.·Dotoilo. Coll8t3· 327·0896, eu. 169, Nalion'a No.1 Toy and Gift Company, Houoo of lloyd has opening for aupervisors and demonstc:ators. Free t,..ining, free kit. Call collect foi details . 1 · 614 · 474· 6213 . . • 22 Money to Loan HOME OWNERS ·Rofinonce to low fixed rate . Use equity for any purpote. · Leader Mortgage Co .. 614·592· 3051 . 23 · 3 bedroom aectional home Government Homes from $1 (U ropoir) . Aloo de/In· quent tax property. Call 806 . 1187·6000 Ext. GH · 9806 for information. Beautiful home on a beauti· fullot. ~Uiberry Hgt1. in the best·par1 of Pomeroy. John Kick . Phoite 614·992 · _ 6_3_2_3_. ------1 Lovely home, a rooms, bath. ba,ement, garage. utility building; hardwood , floors. carpeted. Insulated, ltDfm door~ and windows; economical heating. excellent location . "Will con1ider motor home 11 part payment. Coil 614·949·2719. Cozy older homa·in town Racine-extra lot. Refinished inside and outside. Living room-dining room-kitchen· 3 bedrooms and beth. Phone weekdoyo after 11 :30 . Week· deya anytime. 614 ·949· 2540 . Furnia.,ed home for sale. 3 bedrooms. Newly insulated. Lorge porch. Call 614· 742· 2291 . Piano Tuni.ng and Repair. Brunlcardi Mu1ic Co .• 614446·0687. Twenlieth year of quali1y . service. Lane Daniele. 614·742·2961 . Wm 7 room houae, 1·"'h bath, 4 bedrooms. garage . On Gravel Hill in Middlepof1:. Col/ 614·992· 6714. produce your oil and gas wells to your specificetions . Free esti meteo. Call 614·986 ·4180 ef1ar 5 :00pm. an eiiergy efficient home built on your lot. Fr~m $13,900.00. Coli for eoti· mateo. 304·1176·3981. Have l lith end Viond Streets. rornt Pleaunt. MltUrea"nddepen: dable peraoh. Must be avlil· abte for rotating day and evening shlftt. General d ecleaning and light molnte· nance dutiea. Experienced only need apply. Pay *3.36 per hour for 20 hours-week. Available July 1 . Call 304· 676-2943 for more informat/on. Application deed· line: May 22. 19B6. Water wells drilled and serviced. Prices on reqUest. Call 614, 742·3147 ot'614 ·992· 6006. . library Technician (tu'u . time). Maaon County Public _Librarv. Mature and dependable peraon . Previou1 li· brary experience desirable. Typing required. Duties include acquisition and cataloging of library material• under supervision of librar· ian . Pay S3 .50 per hour tor' 40 hour-week . Available July 1. Send letter of application to Mason County Public librljry. Attention: Personnel Section, 6th and Viand Streets. Point Poooont, WV 251150. Appli· cation deodllne: Moy 22, 1986. • PIANo PAIR .. . S_u mmer.'- rattts RE· in , e ftect · fr8e esti m.etes ." Ward's Keybo1rd, 304-6765500 or 676-3824 . 31 LQ(I ·home 3 acres, 2 mi. out Jarrico Rd.' 1"6 4.000. tan 304· 675·6622 .' 1--,--------Buy· from oWner &. uve. Terrific location. Kyger Creek School. 3 bdr .. fireplace. Built-in kitchen with dishwaaher. range, 0\o'Bn. Full basement with family room, gas heat, posaible 9 Y•% loan assumption , $48, 500. Cell 614· 446· 4042 . part bltrbox Wv. Flatwood eraa in Pomeroy for br .. FR . BN ceiling, vinyl aiding. aluminum window, 17 A. available. Call 614446· 2359 . HAIR STYLIST WANTED New York - New York o; Point Pluaant Is looking for talented end ambitious atylist. Good pay, Good benof· its. Apply 401 Viand St. call 304·675· 7311 . Building new home-owner muot sell 3 bdr. ranch . FR. carpon, deck, city achools &: utilities . Reduced to $33,000 . Col/ 614· 446 · 7144 . Help wanted full and time waitresa's and maid . Send resume to 71t, Gall/polio Ferry. 26515. Hatr drener with following, excellent opportunity, 304. 875·41811 or t71·5488. 18 Wanted to Do 3 bdr hQme 3 vrs old. rursl water, near Mercerville, 133, 500 . Coli 614·256 · 6694. Big 3 or 6 br . home. built on your lot. 117,900 & up. Coli now 1 ·1114·B86· 7311. Owner Moving·-w111nts to oell complotely rootorod old home, ex. cond .. tbr reaidential or commercial, great lcac:.tion for antiques. Call 814· 387· 7248. New Home for Solo: lvydola Subdivision, 1 mi. pelt 811vor Brldpe, 141 ,600. 3 l>dr. lot 100X120. no r·o Commloolon Involved. Col/ Jock 614·448· 7630 . double Clf axtra loti trailer ,hookupo, 304·773· 56011 or 304-882·3278 after 5:00 for an appointment. 6 room house with bath on oneandtwothirdaacutlotat Gall/polio Ferry. Chy wotor and naturel gas. Mid 20's. For appointment to see phone 304-875-8391 or 676-1702 aher 6 PM . 1973 12x66 Freedom all electric. furni1hed, underpenning ond block. 10x12 olum. bldg. $6,000. 304· 882· 3177. 32 · Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 614· 448· 7274. For Sale By Owners. 2 mobile homes located on waterfront lots, Reccoon Creek. Lorge -k. pole barn. out buildings. boat docks. much mor1. Call 614·276·4050 or 1114·278· 1225. For Sale b.y OwMr: Appro•. 2 acret of land with 1974 Cootie M.H .. 14XII6. ox. cond., all new ClrPit~ and 1962 Buddy 10XIIII. ox· p.ndo livjng rm, 115.000. Uve in one, rent the other. Ca/1814·446·4253 or 1114· 379·2824. Schult 1974 12XS5 2 bdr, comp. turn ., plu1 blocks • skirting 181100. ox. cond French City B;okorooe Sor: vice. Cell 1114·4411·9340. Schult 1979 1 4X70 3 bdr 1 V. both. plus block• skirting, like new, 113.800. French City 8rokor190 Sor· vice. Coil 1114·4411·1340 . i ,10X65 Now Moon, 2 bdr, oil 911. new carpet, 1lr cond., very cloon, 13450. Coil 614· 448·0175 · Brick & frome 4 bdr. Cope Cod atylo on Rt. 35 Woot. WinSor Mobile Holfle, ax. Wonted to !owning mowing Coli 1114·246·9448. cond .• unfurnithad, bulh·ln Gallipolio .,... & vlrlclnlty. microwave • etereo . C1U Col 814· 21511 ·11251 2 -rooms. full buoment, 814·448· 1585. !1:30PM clouble Clf gerogo, 1 .2 . 1-:-::--:----- - - · R - Hill. Pomoroy. 811 8 roo d mora troller Wol do-~ ond odd jobo 828,000. 1114·1178·2513. 14xt0. 1/loloctric, uood only in Gallipoii.. PI . P1uoont II ml>ntho, 111 .400. Coil . . . . . . .101 ° .. NtM. Cell 3 bodooon> houoeln Ruot/c 1114·448·8307or814·44t· 1114· 446-H41 . H... fully011rpeted, otorego 4144. .......,.,, llroelot. Coli 814· 1'-:-:-:-::------ to cut and l*o H2- 11015- 4 :30. hey, C-...ct or on ......... 1111 Chomplon troller Cell814 . . . 2•111 11 12xl0 with 1175 edd·o~ ·~ · ~ to or 3 bedroom houoo with gor· 12x24. Good condition. Coil 814· 245·11644- 8pm. New roof, aiding. dou· 614· 992· 2589 . ponod windows, blown COLEMAN WATER WEU DtiiUING lrllullttlon. wood burning 14x70 Cootie on \4 ION lot ~. ~ • ......__ - · fu,....., now with 11x21 ed-n. ~u..., plu-"'- ......,. - • o b .~. ..... In Ohio. All --.. ''-'W• "~ - · u•-n NO!, 2 Clf ~-~-·z7~ oorpon. Prloo ....,_. Coli I d ,...., •• • ..., ..... •· ...,_ 111,090. Col 61... 114-1102·311llor114·1112· 2111 . Ao••• d. W. llo. H2·10:1t. 3132. , 1-::--------- Point Pleasant HOURS: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m~- 12 noon .. :r;· ,--· ....,.... .....,_...., - ' • · 42 ' . - .,.. •• 64 Misc. Merchandiae eo... On• or two b.-droom epart· · rnentt Jn Pomtroy. Fu~­ nl- 01' unfumlohed. Rant nogotloblo. Coil 114·1t2· 11723. 9:00 01 eve. afttr 7:00. call the 1111ki111 • (The sooner you faster r.ou start money. Mobile Homea for R.ent . •. Furnished 2 bdr. in Crown City. Cell614·268· 1520. 40 ft. house trailer on a rented lot In MalOn, wva . .. Furnished, scrHi'led porch, .•. boot dock . 614·367·0653.' ' MOBILE HOMES Insured. 20 yn ex~rience. ""' 304·5711·2866 or lt76· 2998. • .v 1973 Oouglao 14x85 mo· " bHe home on rented lolt .. underpihned porch, range. refrigerator. Homestead ., R01lty, 304·675· 5540. 1981 Hollypork 14x70. 1otal . electric . asking tt4,800 .00 . 304·576· 2947 t/111 :00 PM. Furnished efficiency 701 41h Ave .. Gelllpol/o. 1180. utilities paid, 1h1re beth, odulti. Coli 448·4418 oftar 7PM. Upstairs apt. remodelad 1 prlvoto or>tronco, 2 Md· roomo, control ' oir, 12211 mo.. reference••. '821 11J Second AVa. oil 614· 4411· 2158 . In Memoriam • who passed away May 19. 1984. i MIRACLES God took 1t11 pureness of ttle lily. Solteness of the cloud• abovt. The •trenath of lhe miahty oak lrtt and lormed ·a mol her's lo,e. . . . He toot. ttlt calmness from i 30 aetas, mobile ftom,, barn , ond.. ohed, 304, 755 ·4U4 .. ·l 304·882·2471 , 14 miloa,. , Rt.- 2 North, Point Pleaunt . Business . Buildings •.. . • efttle broOk and patience or • start. He ltddtd fall• aod arotiludo 'and made 1 mothor's hoar!. . by Lois 4rtn Williams ~ly missed by'C~ildrM & •• : • · : ' One mi . above ·Addloon approx. 2 acres. building 1• lfte. great acenic area for homo, 810,000. Co/11 · 216· • 68B·4919 . . Oh, hone~. I cherish the mamonesYoU! little sideways arin, The &ood times." and when we'd hit bottom. How you'd always reach for my hand. Then yurs of struglincto· · &ether. Till finally you said, "No more." But then you went on without me, And I can't yet cross to that shore. I ~~--------------· : 35 acrea, 3 mi. W. of Holzer· • Hoopilol. Call 6t4· 446 . 8221 . ' : Lot for Sele: ~ acre lot. ex ... building site. blacktop road frontaga . ••cellent location1. 3 miles out from Rodney on Rodnoy•Coro Rd. Coli 8141 245·9441 . : r ; I i ~ . 34 acret Rt. 36 Wett frontage, residential or commorciol . Coli 814·2411 · 9448. Nur Porter water Ill electric , ovolloble. Coli 1114· 367: 0213. Lorge building loto. Jorrv'• • Run Rood, UOOO. Clyde Bowen Jr .. 304· 5711·23311 = So much of our time to· aether . stems like just yeslerday. There's an empliness in· side me That nothina can taka • away. Now you're safely home with Jesus. · · Never lo • suffer apln, • And for those left here who · love yo~ . · I'Jiat is all that can ease our pain. Sadly missed by wile, Shirley; Children ,• Parents. Sister. Brothers. Family and Frlltlds. 3 ' Announc1mant1 . Mobile home lot, 12'x50' or sm1ller, •7& water paid, 4th a. Noll. Ga/Upollo. Cell 446· 44111 ef1er ?PM . Conlributions for the Care of Addison Rey· n~ds Cem,tery can be mailed to Addison Vii· ~1~.~~:.'~2~4:9~~; . 51 Household Goods County Applionce, Inc . Good ulfld appliances and TV ooto, Open SAM to 6PM. Mon thru Sot. 614· 448· t899, 827 3rd. Ave. Go/11· polio, OH . bedroom apartments. . H~ven, WVo. Newly remodeled . In town. 1114· 882·7481 . Velley Furniture, new A: uMd. Large 1ection of qual· lty furniture. 1216 Eastern Avo., Go/1/po/io. Announcement• ' MONTGOMERY WARDS CATALOGUE STORE Why pay more7 Check us out. New furniture, appliance• outlet. Trade Canter. Kaneugo, Oh . Coll614 ·446· 7444. 1129 Spring Volley Piau - Jeckoon Pike 1ComPIIre at these prices · super aood'appliance sale) 529 25" console TV $449.99, reg. $599.99; lti!IOtt conbOl 25" console TV $549.99, $699.99; VCR remote contiOI SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St.. Gallipolis. New • uHd WOod·cOIIIItoves, 8 pc wood LR oulte $399, bunk beds 1199. entron reclln81't 199, new Ill used bedroom auitet, ranges, wringer waahen. B. shoes. New Uvingroom aultel 1198, tll99, Iampo. olao buying coel • wood stoves. Con 1114·446·3159. rea. $599.99. now 1399.99; $500:00 YCR now $299.99: 19" port· able color 1V $249.99; 25" poNblt COIOI $349.99; 12" l•s ' 3 speed $19.99; ~- ctilln& fan 42" $99.99 II hp $999.99. • MercharHiise Rlveroldo Apll. Middleport . Speciel retea .for Senior Chizent. 8130 . Equ•l Housing Opportunities . 614· 992·7721. 3 GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Wesh•rs. dryert. refrigeratort, ranges. Skitgga Ap· plloncoo, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 614· 446·7398 . 1t Dnirn El'lihvailtuc Pttton Willing To RdouM And Work ~ 1-klu••f.,.. An()ppurhm· lf\ITOEam 0wt- tJO,GOO,Iye41t . Firtt YNr E.miott 17-ftK, ....,.,.limion B-&tlnduc» P411dV4IIUiion , ProiiiStllfWII .s.w:. Pt., •nd Job• Cclnllf'l l· llon •'~~~•on · 3 piece livingroom suite couch, lov•nat, chair, like now. f400 . Col/ 614· 446· 3624. 'hlun., Ma)l *3 10:110 A.M.-4:80P.M. ~ LUIIIIIER R1. 2 Coun.try O•lt tablea. chairs, cupboards, de1ks. ice boxes. Conlde1, Tuppers Plains, Rt. 7 . Hend crafted and linlohed. f.1lllpull.o ff'rry, • '• \ 'a ~than AUftn dining room 1uita. Excellent condition . A. 83000. voluo lor $1600 . lncludea deacons bench . Coli 814 ·986· 4279 . Pickens uSed furniture . 3041175·11483 or 675· t460. RICK'S NEW AND USEO FURNITURE-. Compere Our prices. Mve today. Phone 304· 773·6430. Help Tile site sire dtsim to be 10.800 sq. It txclusiw ol setbacks, IISfl!llllts, *· QUALIFIED CYTOTECH ' •$upar Deal on Deep Freezers: 18.5 cu. ft., reg. $469.95, nO. $299.99; washer & dt}er set $580.00: alec. ran&e $599.99, now $399.99; Clr tires. car batteries. 6 cu. ft. defrost & tumtable micr-ve $148.QO; auto. dis· hwasher $389.98; beach towels, stereos , air cond. , , many, many othet items in catalogues, . Interested parties lilly obtain tht niCIUirJ SUb· mittal forms by contactinc: Mr. ~ R. ZoaL BAETC or Larry Fiddler, RB PH. (614) 46S.4417 With experience to screen paps? Send resume of qualification to Box 300 in · car'e of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 825 Third Ave., Galli olis, OH. 45631. 4419 USPS R.E. Office, Roo11 206, 665 E. OubliiHltan· ville Rd., Columbus OH 43229. • . . This aller txpirosat5 P.• • on May 31. 1985. ., Treiter spaces, one small child occopted. No peto. 304''6711· 1078. One ...efficiency ept. *11'1 l.e&ionnaire Meetin& Election Mon.• May 20th. Vole: Ed (Dncon) Howard, Comm.; Ray Frazier, lsi Vice; Johnnie Jackson, 2nd 'Vice; June Stawart. Fi· nance Officer; John Pas· quale. Adjutanl; Georee Carter, Exec. Committee; Cart lan&ford, Exec . Com· millet. ~ Used Furniture .. 6 pc . dinette. t-eed boards, elect· ric renge. 3 miles out Bulevllle Rd. Open 9em to 5pm. Mon. thru Sot . 614·+46·0322 SpaCe for I'Ont. baHm.irit ilh~p ~r -lt.o rage;' 1"1)08 Jet·· 'f erson AVe, call 304-8761435. Unfurnlohed 2 bdr Cro..,n City, Ohio. Coli 614·2111· 11120 . Rt. 1;·ilox 25803. 27' avoCado atove a. overhood fon U6 . TV otond $36. Shower dooro glaos *20. Coil 614·446 · 7307 after 4 :30PM . COUNTRV MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, ·North of Pomeroy. Ll!rge lots. Call . 814·992·7479. Duple.: 640 Second Ave, Golllpollo. ll rmo. 8o' 2 both, new utility rm, no pete or ohlldron, Ref. & Dep. re· quire~. acrose from llbr•r"f· -· Coli "614·4411·3687 oltor llpm. · · Tht Uniled States Postal Service desires offers liv· in1 the USPS lht ri/1111 to purchase 1 silt or to Ieise · an exlstiill buildinc · for USP~ Ull in TIIUnMtl, OH. wtlhtn the followin& pr• !erred area: Close proxlmily to tilt txtSI1n1 postal flcilily. . Tht .balldlnf silt dtsirtd IS llllntmUIII 0 1312 ~· ft. with min. of 9 Pllrll-1 SPICIS. Dllflp~~~ II E!ulldniMat_.~ Furniahed Rooms Furnished room. range. re· I1 bath. ain.2nd. ' AVo., Coli 446·4416 W. Va. 25550 Help W11nted MANAGEMENT lliAINEE For rent Sleeping Rooms ond light houoo keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call814·448·07!f8 . l---------- 45631. In loving memory of .DWIGHl' STONE. whO passed away one year ago, M~ 20, 1984. 46 Unfurnished eper1menta . 941 Second Ave. Golllpolio . 1 & 2 bdr 1245 mo. ut/1/tloo pd. Coli 448· 44 te oftor 7pm. ·Announcements ··,. Furniehed efficiency • USO U!/1/tloo · pe/d, ~19 . 2nd., Go/1/pollo. olngle mile pro· forrod. Cell 446· 4416 oftar 7PM . 1--------- rentl126, 1150,1200. Coll 675·5t04 or &76·11386 . 11 ]. roQm apt . completely fumloh•d. will make elderly ledy 1 fine home. ~anlpona ­ tion 1v1illble free . Washing machine; garden end gar· bogo dlopoool. 814·446· 1414. - one... 2 Wr. Apt.a & houoao for 3 Goroge opt., furnlth~d. 29'h Noll Avo., Golllpollo. 1 bdr .. 1235, utM~Ieo po/d. Col/ 446·4416 ofter 7PM . 2 bedroom apt. remodeled\ 1::;;:=;~=::::;:=;:::== central air, $275 mo., refer· 821 Second AVe. oil 48 Space for Rent 614·446·2158 . Furnlthed a.partment,. Aduho only. Coil ~14·446· 9823 or II 14·448· 1443. 200 Main Street Point Pleasant Lau .. llnd Aper1m.,ts, New Heven, now accepting applications for 2 bedroom aPflrt· menta. Basic rent 1183. Inquire apartment C - 1 . Equal houeing opportunity. Furnlohed opt. 1 bdr. 12411. utlltioa. pold, 807 2nd .. Go/1/pollo. odulto." Ca/1 448· 4416 ef1or 7PM. Upatairs3 rooms, furnished, bath, washer-dryer. AC. cle/ln, no peto, ref., dep. req .. odulta. Coli 614·446· 15t9. Family. & Acreage Upttalrt unfurnished 3 room opt., corpeted, ut/1/t/eo pold, no children. no peta. C1ll 6t4·446·1637. Furnished 2 bedroom mobile h'!"'•· 304·8711·81112 .. In Loving Memory 'Of . ANNE BALLARD Farms for Sale 8011 8·20 1---'-__;,_______ ·'. 57 acres m -1 in Vinton Co: cloH to llrie no. 3, mostly wooded & road frontlge. Coli 614·388·8169 oltor 7pm. I Point Pleasant .R egister Nlcoly lurnlahed mobile homo, off. opt .. control oir ond hoot In city, odultoonly. Coli 8t ... 4411·0338 . · . 2 Mobile homes 13.996.00 and up, cell K & K Mobile Homos, Inc. todoy 304·675· 3000. . 57 ·acres. 26 or more wkh timber, some bottom lind good hunting iand. creek frontage. riding laWn mower . Call 614 · 38B· B834 . . en - tertainment product • · No Competition .. Name Your Own Hours & Income. 1981 Schull• 14x70 whh undorpannlng, port/oily fur· ~~~~: ~04-675· 3474 or 711 Exce~lent business locltion, SR 124. Racir'ta; Ohio.. Call 614·949· 2719. clu5ive 2 Wr. fully fumlohed. AC. utllitiea paid, adults only. Coll614·446·1164 . Small one ~r 118& mO. ut/lltloo pd. Call 8t4· 4411· 7406 . . MOVED . "· buildi~~ . ..!, We ore looking for ambitious person to sell our product. Must hove car. b· JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal 'Houolng Opponunltyl monthly rent oteno at 1169· for 1 bedroom and 1204 for 2 bodroom, depoolt a200. locatld near SPring Valley P/111 end Foodlond, pool ond Coble . TV avelloble, hourw ao po~tlble10 am 10 4 pmond7pmto9pm Mondoy·Fr/dey. Coli 614· 4411·2745 or loove meuege. Houaa for rant on 01ifleld Avo, 2 bdr; iuot r~~modOIOd, $226 ;mo . pluo rwf. o~d dep, Coil 1114·446 11828. Furni1hed mobile home for .. 11le. 2 bedrooms. In good condition. Coli 1114· 742· ' 2291 . Mobile home and lot in Go/lipo/io, Ohlo. 16.000.00. will consider trade. 304676· 3002. ., *SALESMEN* Far rent mobile hom~ Upper River Ad . Call after 1PM. 614·446· 0508 . for Sale - . '. ·..:SUPERAMERICA'. .- .. • ASSISTANT MANAGERS AND MANAGER TRAINEES ·A.shland ~il !s expanding in the gasoline/quick service food store busmess With 1ts SuperAmerica Stores and offers real ground floor op· portunities for ambitious individuals seeking growth oriented careers. Responsibilities include recruiting, hiring and training of store personnel, planninJ work schedules, salary administration. employee performa.nce appraisal: r!cordkeeping and, and supervision of general store mamten~nce. M.1mmum of 2 years college required. Sev~ral ye~rs retall.exper!ence preferred. Must be willing to relocate. For 1mmed1ate c~ns1derat10n, send resume or write to: . DOUGLAS MILO SUPERAMERICA 1556 EAGLE DRIVE ASHLAND, KENTUCKY 411 01 Equal Opportunity Employer .. Ed's Appliance Servicing, air cOnditioners, refrigerators, washers. dryera. In G•liia. Molgo . & Mooon Co . Coli 614·441·7444 or614· 367· All ·these items in stock Now! 10 ft. fiberl(ass and mesh dishes, O·ake Of Decel receivers, Tracker II plus, or MT12800 ~Vhammer blow acuators $1895.00. (Gua· ranteed 100% on all me~chandise. Also !acre bu& kill· ars $89.95. Men's shoes $10.00 up, wood fishlni chaits, memorial flowers. · . •' 7187. ' 3 t Announcements Gov't. lond t40.00 on ocre. Monv loto ovolloble. Build 1 ;: Coli 1 · 619·1169·""' ·for lnforlna11on, 24Z: s r '• •• •• ••• SUPERAMERICA . ~----------------- ~ Four and a third acres. 111.6: logolly ourvayod w~h logo/3 ..wer ayttem 1nd good well With dwelling . t12,IIOO.OO..J or beat offer. Located lox~ 211 , Mllotono Rood. W. Vo . .a 1 ·814· 287·2143. - DE·LI MANAGER --------- ~ Ill! IlLii:, 41 .._, UPHOLSTERY l: IEIATI $20°0 ! OFFEI I Conton•rv·3 bdr. brick, 2 .. both. uoroge, la.lot, odulto.:::: rot. • dep, UliO mo. Coil _. 1·1114·143· 21144. I: 3 bedroca:m houM, central : olr, 12110 per month . Rofor· ... . encoo, 411 lpruco St. Coli~ 114·441·21111. ,.;;; 8 room hou• for rent, 11 mo. Coli 304·1711·11104. S39'' ,------------· Houaea for Rant - AVAILAILI . I. ' j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._. __ __ .I Ariy I ft. Sof!l or 2 Chairs . With all upholatery . cleaning fREE ~M .. ' 00~ ~ c- -:-----------------1ho-ln Ml-o·.- - HELP WANTED Send resume to : 32,. Mobile Homes Lots I ....··--..··· Help Wanted Wanttd SO salts!Mn to sell (full moYifll iM. Full or parltiiH. SlOOto $500.00 weekiJ. mission basis. Call614367·7l01. No . ll... rience necessary. WE TRAIN . Mornin1a btfort 2 bdr. fumlohed, oil ull~oa pd., except elect.. convenient locetfon. aecurlly depo'!t rouqlrod. Coll814·446· 8558. -=-=...,..,-:-:----'--- ., 35 f{OU!if 11 ~uean-.t1ad bed, unci verv /lttlo 11110. C~ll 114·48 · 3142. N-/y romodelorl. 4 rooms ond 'both opt. Corpeted, khc'*> fumlohorl . On Eoot Moln St. In Pomeroy. Coil 814·992 ·7314. VI li Tl fiiG/ Houaahold Good• · Furnished. air corid., Clble, no city taxes, beautiful riverview. Kllneuga. Foner•sMobllo Homo Pork, 1114·4411· 1802. . .v • 34 5'1 • ------------------"' Yord Solo. 1203 Maedow,"" i~~~~ ~~~~§~:~ YWo : etory." · hou. H in on ' Rt. 33 ... ·3 : Loi:. "wit_h ~.4-'i·od-.,_ Homes for Sale Three bedrooms, central air, vinyl well paper, carpet throughOut, Well insulated, new paint, attached garage. gas outdoor grill, awnings, mlil1y extraa. Call 614-4482683 til 5:00PM. after 6 :00PM call 614 · 245 · 5859 . ' Yord Sole, 2418 1\olon!oe •· Avo, Tueo ond Wed. Moy 2\ ·;: and 22. 8 :00 till 4 :00. 33 KIT 'Iii' CARLYLI A frome homo, Southoldo, · W. Vo. 1175.00 p/uo rotor· enceo ond d-olt 304· 675·1t65. • ·~ lOcated on large lot In . brook Drive, : out of to~ , ;; Arbaugh Addi.t ion, Tuppert merchandlae, lots of clothal ..· Plains. U2,900. Wllloccopt childrens, womans. man'- • mobile home on trade. Call Lampo. toys. baby bod. toblo ~ 614·982·7034 or 614·92" chairs. misc. items . Mon. 7671 oftor 5:00. Tuet. Wed . 1 . ., Professional Services Pumper. " ·- -·· ·· ···---~-----·--··--· ··- 7 rooma and bath On Nelson Rd. In Dexter area. 814698· 111128. Col/ onyt/mo. Apartment for Rent Morquotto An. 3 bodrooni. tent . air, femily room, now VICini. 304·876·1028. .. & Vic!"ity for Sale LAFF·A·DAY 6 rooma and beth It Langavlllo, 1200. rent pluo dop· oak. Referttnce i'41qulred Cell 1114· 992·7285. · ·~ The Sunday Ohio- Point Pleegnt, W.Va. Houses for Rant ...... P'fPieaiint' .... 31 19, 1986 2 bedroom furnithed houoe.ln Pomorqy. 1210 per month. Coil 1114·982-11113 ef1er·II :OOPM . Middleport 8r Vicinity ··-· · ~--- ·-- · - ~· ·- --······-··- Accounting Services. Reasonable rates. Call614-742- 3 bedroom home, B'h· per2191 . after 12:00 pm. ~Gre · ·cent aaaumableloan. garden Custodian (pan-tlme). -- Me· gory _Van Meter ~AB . apot. Reduced down to ao.n County Public librorv.. ~~~O:::rui~li~~rud t49 ;ooo: 304·676·~047. Answering tervice nMMdin 675 exchange, muat answer phone lines for loc.t bustnell after buiinesa hours end 24 hours on wMk end. could be enswerH in home or another buline•. Call 304· 676 ·3398 • - II PM . Ceria in floor designs copyrighted by Ar mst rong 312 Sixth. Street Call the Army National Guard ~nd ask ab.out"our p8y •nd benefit". including edU~ cational assistance. Call 304·676·3950 or 1·800· 642· 3819 . Airlines now hiring. ReMrvationiltl . ,tewardesses and ground crew positions available. 1 · 619· 6&9·0241 for details, 24 hra. Reg. $4.66 675-1160 Patient Service• A11iatant fulltime to coordinate the activities of Melgt County family planning clinic . Must have H.S. diploma or aqui~ valency; additional ec:lucation preferred with sutceSIful work hi1tory lri related field . Reaponsible posftion for a mature individual. aenaitive to reproductive hea!th need• of women and famillu. Must be well organized; have dtmonstreted competance with figures and recordkeeping. Must be able to work under gUide· lines With minimal supervi· sion and have 1uj)erior ver· bal communic.tion skills. Reliable transportation flexibility of time and ability to travellocelly required. Evan· ing, Saturday and weekday hours are to be expected. Send resume and two employment references to Planned Parenthood of Sou· theast Ohio: 8 N. Court St. 3rd Floor. Athans. Ohio 4570t, by Moy 29. 1985. EOE·ESP . " Peking duckl . Large or omo/1. Call ofter 6 :00 pm . 614· 949·2693 or614·949 · 2949. $2000 ., Help wanted for male In fiftle o with MS . Prefar widow or divorcee 40 yeara old or older. Live in required . No experience ne~&ary if willing to learn. Person ia In wheelchair and partially bedridden. Muot col/ for appoin1ment for interview. Cell 614·992 ·2561. Buying daily gold. silver coins, rlrigs, jew,lry, sterling ware, old coins, large currency ~ Top prices. Ed. Bur.kett Barber ~hop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport, ilh. 614·992· 34,76. LOST Black tri-colored Col· lie in Bidwell vicinity . Answers to lady, If 1aen please coli 614· 388·8886. 8r Vicinity Mr; Ed'l Sp'eedy Wash, high pre11ura cleaning, liquid aand blasting . Mobile homes, buildinga, trucks, heevv equipment, pools, parking iraeo. boato. Ed· wlrd Oeaterr8ich•~ 304676 · 7239 or 676·636.7 . automobile . Call for interv iaw : 614 · 4411 · 7441 , 10AM·4PM . 41 _..... Gaiiipoiii........ . ...... P.om&;ov.......... . ·, Fino~e1al To qualify you must be over 18 & have an Wanted To Buy HUARACHES · ·- Will do painting. Interior or .. tor/or. Coli 614· 985 · 4180 after 6 :00pm. Deliveri81 937- Buffalo WOMEN'S LEATHER ' HELP WANTED Manager • vard sa\81 Wa.n ted to mow lawnt Galli· polis area. Csll 614· 4464387 after 6 , We have immediate openings for .the following positions: Public Sale & Auction po Full· time RN I)Oiition BSN preferred. Contlct Gallie Co. Haelth Dept.. Court· h~~·a. Gollipollo. Oh E •.o .E. Earn 1260- $300 Per Week. Auction every FridaY night at the Hertford Community Center. T-ruckloads of new merchandise every weak. Conaig_manta of new Ill uaed merchandise always welcomed. Richard R•ynoldt Auctioneer. Call 304-276: 3069. . 895- letart B mo part border collie pup, outside dog, very friendly. Call am' s before 10 or eve. alter 7 6t4·446-9270. 19. 1985 Wanted to Sa let 667-Coolville 4 1B IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • SWEEPER and Iewing ma- ' chlne repair. parta, and o~pli••· · Pick up and d ivery. Davis Vacuum C aner, one h•lf mile up G orgas CrMk Rd. Call 6f4·448·0294. . Details: 8 H!!IP Wanted 1 • mflmbera. 3113- Portland 247- letart Falls 949-Ra c-ine 742-R utland 1 ~4~~ G7.------. 1veaway 3 1l A nnouncements Lost and Found Lost : Hereford Heifer. weighing BOD lba. Call614367· 7576. 614 992- Middleport Pom eroy · 985-C hester 367- Cheshire 388- Vinton 24s-Rio Grande 2U-Guv an Oist. 643-Arabia Oist. th,nk• and appreciation to ~r.. Oayo, the nurse-. in Veterans emergency room. tt.; doetort and nurtet at Holzer.'tiCU. the emergency squad. """ Rowlinga, Co· at... Blower Funerer Home. A lpecial thlnka to the White Siine for the service, to Ill th ee who aent floWers and fo d: and to till frienda and relillt1vaa for their kindness •ntl comfort during tt,e illr{ea lnd death of our Mother. Midgie Abbott. J1nk you all ao very much . V1t an and Gena. · 6 Mei gs Co, Area Code 614 446-Galfipol is vJ~ would like 10 eM:tlnd our • Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. \Ia. • Anrw u111: e111 en Is .. , •111•. lea/do Mlnonv/1/o"" Church, by Bulk Plont. Tohtl oloolrlo . Coli 114·882· ... 12111. ~ ADVANCED CLEANING SERVICE SuperAmerica is rapidly expanding in the Gasoline/Quick Service Food Store Business and offers an exciting opportunity for an ambitious individual in our Point Pleasant West Virginia store. Excellent compensation program and benefits package. Responsibilities include recruiting, hiring and training store personnel: planning work schedules, sa!a~y administration, performance appraisals of employ~~s, merchand!s1ng, record keeping and general appearanc~ of the deh. Prefer applicants have several years experience as a d.ehcatessan operator. For immediate consideration, send resume or wnte to: · TIM McCLELLAND ROUTE 3, BOX 1031 GAWPOUS, OHIO 45631 Equal Opportunity Employer J • .. �The --·· •. . . . ·May Ohio- Point TimeS-Sentinel 54 Mlle . Merchandise 64 Misc. Merchandise r.:rm 8 Supp ! 1 1:~: 19. 1985, . Public Sale & Auction 61 X. Liv t:s l uck Strawberriea ,, .00 quart. Call alter 8:30 304·882· 22•2 or 882·3295. Ploco orct.n now.. NORTH Forewarned is forearmed Small englnea and tiller. 304-176•3002. Farm Equipment +84 .• QH WEST CROSS. SONS U.S. 35 Well. Jackoon. Ohio. 814-281i-8481 . fAKQH +A 105 EAST .... +KQI05Z '!!JI08 M111ey Ferguaon. New Holland, Buth Hog Salel &. Service. Over 40 uMd tractors to chOose from • complete line of new & Used equipment . Largest 'A75S +1017 +K6 fH! +H8432 SOUTH oelectlon In S.E. Ohio. +AJ81!3 Allil Chelrner1 tractor, 36 HP. good tires. good running irKU fH +Q1 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: Souih w..t North Eost Soulll Pass PQS Obi. 2NT ••Pass Pa" 3.z+Pass Pass Pass ,. Pass cond. •7$0. Coli 614-268· 8889. J .D. 4 row corn plaqter. I.H. one rOw corn picker. metal chicken l1ying nest 10 per unit, Allied manure loader, 8 ft. pull disc, trailer axles. Coll614-379-2424. 2 horn trailers, 4 ft . bu1h hog, &lt. pull-tyoo dioc ..Cell 1!1 4-446-3262. Ford 260 Hoy Beier. t739. Joe Swain. · Alcina. Ohio. Cell 614-949-2087 Saturday• only. 4 HP Rototillerfor~ale . Und very littlo. Call 814-992· 3920. PATRIOT. AUCTION BARN mower. Cub TracJor with cultlvatora . MF35 g11, From Gallipolis. !Jke Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775. Turn right onto Patriot Cadmus R01d. Witch lor Mf241S dioool, MF176 dloool. 3100 Ford dleool. 1700 Ford 4WD, Mltoubuiohi 180 5 8rLE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 P.M. · 4WD with folder . Sev«al uMd mower conditioners. Something for every one Antiques, New, Used & Col· Foirploln Troctoro Soln, Rl· ploy. W.Yo. Coli 304·3729878. lectors. DOOR P~IZES Consignments accepted from 1-5:00 P.M. on Saturday. Have somethina you want to selll Co~taetllarlln Wede,meyer, AuctionHr. Arrancements for p;clup serv;ceavall· able. AC Combine. Modol60. Pull Srawberrl... Roush's at Un- Ion Compground (Beck of 814·992:7117. AKC Rog. lrloh &.otter, avail· FiNwoocl t20 .00 pickup able for 1tud service e176 . load. UO:OO ~oli\loro~. CoiV Call 614·46·7136. 304-175-8762 or~ 676· 29)11 . Regi8tered Poodles cre•m colored • Chompolgne, Call 3 nurHs uniforms. exC cond, 614·446·9865. oi;ra14 thru 16, f&.DO oach. Typwrit., Smith Cornia, exc cOnd. •20 .00 or best offer. Electric broom 18.0D. f304- 7~3-61118. Love ...t. good con d. see at FIIirview Road. firat brick on riG!'': 30•·4!75-1436 . Regittered female blond Cocker Spaliiel puppy. .. 814-378-6209. Jeck.•on Avenue, Walker cro.. ed, 9 months Phone AKC Garmon Shepherd pUppieS•.· , ,hota and · '!Vormed/ ··after 5 P'M. no Sunday cella, Summer hou" beginning May 20. 1986, llllonday thru Saturday, 12·5 PM. Closed Sunday. Fi1h apeclel. buy ono get, second floh half price. Floh Tank, 2413 JackIOn ·Avenue, Point 1-304-176-2083. Aegittered Pleetent~ Beegle pups, 304·895·3938. 67 Good piano for sale. •360. 68 . CAMPER l • •· LnS YOU ••' OWN Strawberrlea . Pick your own. Claude Winter• . Cell 614-246·6121 . 8 Public Sale & Auc1ion Thaler Ford Bid&. Rt. 16G-Rt. 35 Jet. hery Sal. Nile 7:00. Consicnments Welcome Stllor, Jot Russell this Will. Door Prizes · Auctioneer Lon Neal ~. SHADED r: CAMPSITE • CHEAPER THAN •• •r Fruit & Vegetables CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 2: YOUR OWN RENT Alfn!d Fau~er. Strewberrltt pick no checks. 1ccept 1t11mp1. Happy 11ollow FINIS ISAAC, Auctioneer Str1wberrie1, you pick 76 cent quart, we pick e1 .00 Route 1, Box 8 Vinton; Ohio 45686 quort, open 10:00 tlll8:00, 7 doyo. Acro11 Rt. 2 from order~ ~ow. Malvin Qrak_e, by Forked Run lake Entrance. Goodyear Plant, · 304-576· 2336. NO MONEY DOWN $50 PEl MO. & Auction . .. -A-UCTIO.N . , ·DATE: Saturday, fl'hiy -25; 19$5, ·II.A.M.·. · LDcated on WISeman M. ~ng distance·off RL 141 app. II> m1le from Cadmus, Ohio, gomg !oward Waterloo, Ohio in sharp curve. From Galli~~ lake 141 allway to SAlE. Due 1o moving oot of state Jefferson & Palricia Baker will s~l tlllowin~ 1969 lliternational l8 H. llat bed lruck w/like new tires, 5speed trans. w/2 speed.l978international 4 wheel drive Scout. 1979 185 XL Honda like new, 3900 miles. Tobacco setter. 5 ft. disc. 225 lincoln welder, 60 it. hose w/ Smith gauges w/torch, 3 pt. hitch drawbar, 4 new Chevy rims w/hubcaps, 2000 tobacco sticks 11500 new), 275 fuel oil tank, small fuel oil stove, misc. hand tools, small fuel oil stove. port-a-power, Farmall belly mower, drag 4 loot bush ho~ Miscellaneous Furnilure, olher items too numerous to mention. LUNCH SlRVED AUCTIONEER: LON NEAL- (614) 367-7101' No. t. Juno 1st auclion, John Line• household, Eno, Ohio. NO. 2, JIHit lth, W. Va. Slllo Esti111tatl, 50 .., & trocb. NO. 3, Juno 7 Shipped fro11 Enaland. 1 roreantique colloctlon of late Victorian Edwardian. Sold II Thalor Ford Bid&.. Gllipolis, Ohio. ESTA·TE AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 25r 1985 10:00 A.M. This is the personal property of the late Ada M. Neutzling. Located on St. Rt. 248. From Chester, Ohio watch for sale sicns. "HOUSEHOLD" Gibson side-by-side Foodmaster, Frigida11e electric stove, ktchen !able &4chairs. Zen~h color IV, single bed, 2pc.livingroomslile, 2 lealher recliners, 5 pc bedroom suite, Maytag wringer wash«s. big upright deep lreeze, des~ stereo, lamps, chairs. pictllres, I~ nens, comfort & quill. misc. ~ pans & dishes. • "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Oak chest of drawers, dresser, 5 oak chairs, oval picture frames, Imperial tin ice cream I qt. can, copper wash boiler, stone jars, large corn sheller, 5 gal. milk cans, tin lub, hand corn sheller & misc. "MISe,;· Guns, N.l. hay rake, I.H. 2x12 plow, platlorm scales, push plow, snol'< fence, can milk cooler, misc. hand toots, Ariens lawn mower, eorn planler, cullivators lor H. and A.C. com· bine and other ijems. Positive I.D. · Eats Cash Case lio. 2481 Maxine Ooealin-Admlnistrator DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 949-2033 OR 992· 7301 • "Not lor accidents or loss of AUCTION JUNE 1, 198.5 ~ 12:00 NOQN rtour Own REAL ESTATE ONLY . loot Doc.• ~th Hou11 l'JIIc, & Water _,1 · LOCATION:· 54 CHILLICOTHE RD., GALLIPOLIS,OH. This two story home could be used as an income property or ~ould be owner occupied. Either way you choose·, 1t is.~ aood 'atec. _...._... Jl'1 " ' r.ow; au. c•sms 1ooa mvestment. ;isHADID & lEVEL : PlEASE STOP AT ; OffiCE fOI tPIIYA11 SHO""'G DIIIICTION ... .=.:,C::'!:;~i: ~-llauautc... Phone: (6141 388-9370 licensed and lonlled 0. Fawor of 1tw Slalo of Ohio Strowborrlto, e1 .00 quoi1. locotod G~llipollo Forry, coli 304-t71·21171 for .ordoro. . a· . . Public:: Sale · '' AUCTION SERVICE As I am no longer associated with the Patriot Auction Barn. I am now available for all types of auctions. Form, G.Uipollo Ferry, 304· 576-2028. Musical Instruments Whitney by Kimball . Call 814-986-4139. IG FOOT f. PARK 8~6-3879 ~- 304·458-172.1 . ,EIIMANENT HOME lngo 614-843-6216. Floh Tonk and Pot Shop, Au1tr11i1n Shepherd pupplel. regiuered 1nd wormed. eKe. ttock. -Com.: panion and watch dog. GIVE YOUR per 1 000 plants or 10 cent1 per plant. Wall brown Farmt. Portland, Ohio. Call even· 1- - -- - - - - - Longbottom, Ohio. Call 304-875·4663. . . ' Potted tomoto planto. •100. Strawberriet. Place Po!nt . PleaO.nt·.-' 304-6711IMian R~llcs, , over • 800· 2()63. Fioh, blrdoond more. ·arrow head• and stone. • et:o5o. 304-875-2835. . One fem8le Red Bo'n e end ~Y 876-2360 or evening . JQ,f-878·198, . ' .. . 304·882-2237. 1200. Hlmoloyon Siomooe kitteno. t&O. No checko. Call 814·992-2807. 2413 Strawberr;e, for order. cell New Haven. WV1.1 Picking startt May 22nd. You pick· we pick. No Sund1y Sa~s . Wo need pickoro. Coli 1· Place order now, Str~wber· rleo. •1.00 por quart, 304· Public Sale & Auc1ion Owner is takinaemployment out of state end is willinfto sacrifice. For more information call 'Bud' McGhH R•lty at ( 46-0552). TERMS: $1.000.00 ca'sh or check with proper ID at tinie of sale. Must be clo$ed on or before June 22, 1985. Taxes will be pro,rated to date of closina. To be sold with the confirmation of the owner. OWNER: MICHAEL AND PENNY McKEAN AUCTI-ON. commercial. garages. farftl. ltorn. etc. Any size. licensed and Bonded by State of Ohio Residenl and Business Auction Service Available froo alllmoteo. Coli 304· 875-3911 . For loiaoa 211,000 lb.tobocco NM. one farm with barn, Coboll, Rt. 2, 15 mlleubove Huntington, 304· 736-2342 "")>nlngo. ESTATE AUCTION 1 :.ow to'-cco aetter with SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1985 AT 10:00 A.M. pfowo'l460.00. 1,000 plootiq to'!k with Hom.llte pump •e&o.oo. A·Modol with cuitivotoro 11,100.00. 7 lt. W,oodo 8uoh Hog $1 ,500.00. Coli 304-738· 2~42 or 304-876-1288. Route 35 in Rio Grande, Ohio. Watch for signs. ·..DATE: May l8. 1985 .· TIME: 10:00 AM. LOCATION: 1502 Eastern. Avenue (rear) next to ..Kentucky Fiied CDicken. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ~ . .• ' S~LE CONDUCTED FOI: The.Gallia Coonty Commissidn: ·' ers. · Sellin& an accumulation of semal years of surplus equip· ment and supplies. A &ood mix of uieable items. Be on ti~ . Partill Listinc: Wood desks, sleel desks, wall sink, Heyer duplicator, Warm Morning gas or coal incinerator, 400 amp wilch box, 42 gallon electric hot water heater, circulating fans, used lumber, counlers, wood paneling, upright deep· fleeze, Hotpoint refrig., electric furnace, Square 0 load cen· ter braker box (401. movie screen, chairs, Hotpoint dis· hwasher, photo copier, elect. hot plate, steel gates, wood· doors. baseboard heaters, miscellaneous cars and trucks, and many ~ems loo numerous to menlion. Also a metal trailer, 10.50, as is, can be seen at the land· fill on Roush Hollow Road. Items can be inspected one (I) hour prior to sale time. TERIIS OF SALE: Cash or check with proper 1.0. All items must be settled lor before removing from area. Not responsi· ble for lost items. All ilems sold as is. Not responsiblefor acci· dents. LUNCH SERVED BY ORDER OF THE GALLIA COUNTY COIIIIIISSIONERS 62 Wanted to Buy • . Coli 814- Reg . pure bred Slmmental medii - of c:lpvar, orchar.:t ora11 ormiKed . You cut, r1ke 614·7U-3 100. and bale. Call 614·7422180 or 614-742-2267. Hay & G.rain 64 Hay & Grain Ear corn for 11te. 12.50 per· Heyandc:orn. Cell614-992- buohol. Coll614·843·5216. l -7-82_5_._ __ _ _ ~- Real Estate General • Canaday bull, 2 yro. old. Coli 814 367-7490. REAL ESTATE 446-4206 lONNIE 1. STUTtS SONNY GARNES .~!9.ker 446-4206 Assoc . 446-2707 CATHY CWII IUIIDEm As so~ . 388-8118 heninas 9 yr. old' Reg. Appaloooo mare h•s been thown aucce•ltully, ex. halter horse, Call 814-448·3252. Roglotorod yeorllng polled Hereford bulls 1nd heifMa. Registered yearling Angua built. Riolng Ridge Form. Call614· 448·2119 or 814448·2612. 3 ACRES - BEAUTIFUL3 BEDROOM. 2 BATHHOME DEN WITH WET BAR, GARDEN TUB IN MASTER BEDROOM. 1.6!ll SQ. FT. UVING AREA, PLUS 8X31 DECK 3 CAR GARAGE WITH SECOND Reglotered Ouortor Horoo gelding tor oolo. 8 yoara old. Sorrel. 1500. Coll814·687· 3470oltari:OOpm. -::--------For oolutolltimouprlnging STORY STORAGE. CITY SCHOOl SYSTEM. THE ASKING PRICE Will SURPRISE YUOU! 304-676-2510. 675·304· 2263. •Willis T. Lsldln~am, R11llor, Ph. Homo 446·9539 FOR SALE rooms: b.ith with shower, nat ga~ F.A. lu;naoo. 2th40' wooden porch with awninr. carpeled, window air conditioning. Uke new inside. Buy ij and move rt, or buy ~ and ~ i~ by ,renting t~ lot~ ~-presently sitting on. ~ today. · . . . ·f!C28 . .. HI ACRES WITH COUIITRYSffiliiiG · MUST SEtL!I Nice and solid 2bedroom home located on State Hi&hWiy with.no real close neichbors, rural water system plus drilled and d~ Will. Eltra water tap for a mobile home hookup. N1ce restful area af· ter a day's wor~. !1574 ' MARLIN WEDEMEYER - AUCTIONEER 245-5152 or 388·8249 •Leadingham Real Estate '• Licensed and Bonded by Slate of Ohio 446-7699 } · Cash Positive I.D. Required Not responsible for accidents or .loss of property. Real Estate General •• TIRED OF PAYING HIGH UTILITY BILLSP LET US PAY THE BILLS I SPRING VALlEY HOI£ is Wlitinl for weur llvinl pl-11 Drive ovellookq hills and VIlify akq Rt. 3.5. FuH liniment. divided: wood stove, natq~ ps loreed 111. ~lty 1111111 and - . m bitlis. 3 BRs, llvin& ruom. CIJIIYIIHII kitdlln witll dininc - · fireplace. Nice Jlfd, landsCII!Iil. Jenctd - and 51111'1&1 building. Assullllblt loin. llllflltlll· pte pos$t$Sion. ~ WilliS sold, ,lllluce to· 155,000. · ·: WisemQn Real Estate Agency . JUST liSTED! IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM FRAME HOME IN CITY. NICE CARPETING, GAS FURNACE, CENTRAl AIR CONO. lEVEl FENCED lAWN. $32,000. . ONLY $10,900 llx65' Vindali! Mark 'II .- 5 . MISC. CASE # 18.Ir0 JUST liSTED! NEARDOWNTOWN ON lOCUST STREET. 4 BEO· ROOMS, 21h BATHS, EQUIPPED KITCHEN, FORMAl DINING. fORCED AIR GAS HEAT, CENTRAL AIR COND. NEAR SCHOOLS. SHOPPING. PERFECT HOME FOR A BUSY FAM IL~. $50,000. . .. L. D. WARMAN. ESTATE James or Irene Skaus, Executor LOW PRICE PLUS LOW INTEREST MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION COlONIAL DESIGN, SPLIT FOYER, 3 BEDROOM~ SPACEFOR 4TH, OECK. ABOVE-GROUND POOL $49,000 JUST liSTED!. FARM, $48,000. 2 STORYFRAME HOME, 4 BEO· ROOMS, fORMAl DINING, EAT ·IN KllCHEN , APPROX. 60 ACRES, POND. NORTH GAlliA SCHOOLS. Real Estate General Rototiller, wire stretchers, shop vacuum, push plow, tomato sta~es ; 36 .ft. wooden e·xtension lild· -der, lo,g chains, battery c~:arger, w.oriden · tool . boxes,'wash tubs, garden· sprayer,_, figeiglass.insulation, pruning saw, pipe wrench, grass seeder, canning jars, tree frimmer, chain saw, keymaker with keys. Many misc. tools ad lots, lots, more, OWNER FINANCING AVAilABLE I\1TH $5.000 OOWN PAYMENT. BALANCI: 15 YEAR TERM AT 12%, MONTHLY PAYMENT $288.05. VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM, FULLY CARPETED. GAS HEAT, CENTRAL AIR CONO. $29,000 JUST liSTED! UPPER S'"t~\)\"('J'JE. IN CITY. HUGE BACK YARD. NICE 'TP~~\.l \' ·"vMS, EAT-IN KTCHEN. fUllY CARPETED. A S;, .• "' $25,000. . . Apartment for Rent PH. OFFICE 446-7699 :Jay Dr. Subdivision, nice 5 year old home, I :owner 3 bedrooms. I V1 bath, large kitchen & :eatina area. family room or fonnal dining, li~­ .ing room; 2 car plllge, gas heat, centllll a1r. , 20 gauge pump Remington,' Marlin 22 .bolt action, Haring!on Richardson pistol . 44 4341. . 4 App811oosa ye,tllng coltl for uae. C.O. Harrison. Call l .. Ye..... f Thh 0Utst!.n-Thtn Ust With Ut Sad iron, wooden chair, wooden boxes, platform scale; wooden trunks, arm chair, milk can, lan· terns, apple peeler, floor lamp, nail kegs, coal miner lanterns, hanging scale, rail splitter, bee smoker, cythes. corn scoop, push mower, wooden rocker with woven bottom & chairs, shingle cutter, picture frames, meat grinder, wooden side .chairs hall tree, kerosene lamps, occasional table, ottoman, 3-wringer washer, oak chair, and.many more. Eats . 81-t'448-2411 9-6 or 614· 8P _2_4_5_·6_5_4_4_a_tt_e_r_ ;_m _. _ Quality hoy for oolo. Some COUtln, WHEN YOU CAN TEll THE WHOLE WO.LD? ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS ITEMS CLOSE TO RIO . • GRANDE' ON 325 6.49 acres more or less. ~cated just south of Rio Grande on · State Highway 325. lots of large, tall pone ~ees. Beautiful building srtes in the woods. U you like .trees, this is what you : ." ' want_:.. · #631 GOING ~ESTAURANT BUSINESS \lith all netessa~:Y equiplllefll N~e bu~ness !1r aman and wife or a familY Ia operate.. Inquire in per.;on for.informatiOn. #63Z 2 ACRES PLUS NICE COUNTRY HOME large 12 .room remodeled home. 6 bedrooms, 2 balhs with modern kitchen. Home covered with carefree aluminum sid· ing. Thermopane windows, 2 sundecks fuel oil FA furnace with a woodburner insert. 4 car garage and numerous storage bldgs. 2.093 acres. Rolling level land. A real Country Gentleman home. Phone now. #578 . LOVELY SETTING 5 rooms, bath, 2 car garage, natural gas FA furnace, window air conditioners, satelli\11 dish, swimming pool (18 ft. diame· ter). garden space, fenced-in backyard. Stoage bldg. Possi· ble loan assumplion. See lhis nice hom e. #627 30 ACRES 11/L QUALITY HOllE & BARN Top qualily 9 room house with 7 rooms carpeled . 4 bedrooms, bath and full basement plus 3 car garage. Good barn approx. 30'x4o: plus chicken hou se approx. 12'x30'. Ap· prox. 10 acres lillable and 20 acres pasture wilh large pond. Beautiful location with half mile fronlage on blacktop state highway, #598 117 A. CLEARED ROLLING LAND Approx; 40 A. tillable, 60 A. pasture, tile block barn, approx. 40 x60 equ1pment shed and lots of other buildings, 4 cherry trees, 3 apple, grape arbor. Stream flows through property. All mineral rights go. 6 room home. 3 BR, basemenl, slorm doors and windows. Built-in kilchen cabinets cooks love and elec. relrig., fuel oil forced a11 furnace. Plenly'of waler. 2 garages. A real good farm. Only I I> mi. to grocery and school. Call now. NEW ON 'THE MARKET _: VERY NICI: BRICK AND CEDAR SPLIT FOYER HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH DINING AR~ FAMILY ROOM. AREPL/oCE, CENTRAL AIR CONO. SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION. IMMACULATE. $65.000. 1f YOU REALLY WANT THE BEST ... TAKE A LOOK! BEAUliFUL STONE HOME HAS JAPANESE GARDEN, FAMILY RM. WITH FIREPL/oCE AND DINING TERRACE. EQUIPPED KITCHEN. FORMAL ~:~~~~NLM~~~~~l~~ ~wg,1~~~~ COMPlETE WITH CONVENIENT LOCATION - IN CITY. 3 BRS., FAMILY RM. GAS FURNACE. VINYL SIDING. FENCED BACK YARD. $39.000. 128.000 UNBEATABlE pwl 0 2 STORY FRAME. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BAT''"s.0·"'~"rttN PLUS OINmE. NICE lE'IEl CORNER LOT . " " r. VINTON - BEAUTIFUL FRAME RANCH EQUIPPED KITCiiEN 2 BATHS ATTACHED GARAG~ CEKTRAI. AIR CoHO.. NICE lAYm. ' MOV£ IN OONOITION. PRICEO BElOW MARKET VALUE AT SJ!,500 BIG WHEEl CARRY OUT - SUPER RT. 35 lOCATION. BUSY, BUSY, BUSY. If YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT BUYING AGREAT IN· VESTMENT PROPERTY, GIVE US A CAll' #617 Reel Estate General "\ :oPEN ·HOUSE SUNDAY, MAY 19 j ' 2:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M• I ''I I' TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Street Point Pleosanl ; W. Va . 439 Jerry Street ! Pleaunt Valley Estate• .- Rt. 3j; vlronment. tools, spray painting gun,e tc. Bottle gas furnace heal in gar· aRe with 13' high door, 2nice landscaped lots ready for mobile home, doublewide or build a new home and operate a body shop or mechanic garage. Approx. \1 mile off highway 35 west ol Gallipolis. Business with your home nearby. I I COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL OR BOTH - THE CHOICE IS YOURS. THE LOCATION IS GREAT FOR EITHER. ROUTE 35, 3BED· ROOM RESIDENCE, HAS l G. liVINGROOM WITH FIREPlACE. EAT· IN KITCHEN, FAMILY RM., VINYL SIDING FOR LOw MAINTE· NANCE. GAS FORCED AIR FURNACE. LOT IS1.2ACRES WITH 273' ·ROAD FRONTAGE. A LOT OF SPACE FOR VERY UntE MONEY. $68,500. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE LOCATION - ROUTE 35, JUST PAST HOllE~ HOSPITAL UNLIMITEO ~NTIAI. FOR COMMERCIAl INVESTffi. VERY NICE 3BF"":V~oME HAS EAT·IN KITCHEN, LIVING AND FAMilY Q • ,lAG( PLUS INCOME FROM NEW MOBILE HOME ANL01 ~••LER PAD. CALL US. YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AT THE LIST PRlCE1 P . ,; " _, I All Utilities Included In lent f)f.cept Coble and Telepttone Limited number of opart,.nts 011olloble for persons CO years of oge and up. TWIN RIVERS TOWER 200 Second Slreat Point Pleosanl, W. Va. 35'x35' GARAGE & 3 LOTS 2 mobile home or building sites with all ulilities available 3 water taps. Gar~ge with air compressor and other major air BUILDING LOTS 21ols in Bidwell area. Suitable for mobile home or build your own home. Rural water. Buy both lor $2,800. #608 VACATION CAMP. BY BLUE LAKE , Owner financing, sundeck, rural watef. septic system , elel:· • tric . Buy it wrth camping trailer or without, concrete Great fishing! Buy and move right in. adjusted income under HUD Section 8 program. TO qualify for the,reduc.d rent your Income muat be a mo"lmum of $13 ,250 per year fo,. one person and $15,100 per ~ear for a couple . . En loy the tfturity and comfortlr that ore afforded with our restrlet.d building entry system , emergency calls t)"'tem, lounge and communltv .room. planned ·activities and aoc:lol event• provide a relowed and enjoyable en· SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO fiND THAT SOMEONE. C~LL USII #624 Houalng for the elderl~ and handicapped. Rent It 30% of 675-6679 OHice Houra: 9 a .m. to 5 P·""· · Mondoy-Frlday or call for oppolntment. ~ ·' ea. 36160 8oohon Rd .. Long Bottom, Ohio. Chicko now ovolloblo. Coli 814-985· ·.~tMB'" THE WHOLE . G.E. Frost Free refrigerator /freezer electric stove, record albums, record player, end tables, large wall. mirror, 3-pc. bedroom suite, B/W 19" TV, cabinets, table lamps, upholstered chair, swivel rocker & chair, sofa & chair, meat saw, canning ketlles, Presto canner, electr.ic appliances, pots & pans, cuckoo clock, curio cabinet, many misc. items. · · Auctioneers Note: llost eYerythina in tllis sale is YOry clean and . readY to use with aood quality throuahout! ~tit Sal-' =~-··=MM=~==~:;uiL.~~B~ro~k~er~-~Lic~.a~n~d~B~on~~~i~n~~~io•a~n~d-W.es•t-~.·--~----~'. ~------~~~~ ... . 176-•100 3117-7133. be regiatered 64 Alfafa-Timothy · ltanding34acrea. Reedytobale . Call •• ·•' i •• SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1985 AT -10:00 A.M • Sale Conducted By: 'Bud' Mc:Ghee Realty, Auctioneer and R•l Es- C1l Hay lit Grei11 Reel Estate General · Locatod nur Athens, Ohio near Bow ~h State Park. Exit U.S. 3ht Columbus Road Exit, travel Zmiles to Cohlmbia Road (past Perkins Rest to top of hill, 1st traffic Iicht). Trml about Z milas on Columbia Rd .. then turn onto Stro1ds Run Rd. and follow to sale. About y, mile from Dow Lake. Sians will be postodl Hundrllll upo1 h•ndrods of Items to 1111 11 this sale. Above llstlna doesn't btain to describe all Items which will bt soldlllrs. Seiple colltttlll most of her adult life afld the home ttlltcts h11 Interests! TERIS: Cash dey of salt or Chtck with' PositiYt ID. Lunch Avalllbltl CO-EXECUTORS: DOWLER DOWLER rama. QUill egga av.lli~ble on LIBonte ' s Quail Farm . 64 8 yoar old, block. Quarter Tobacco poundtgoln GoUla horoa, gelding. t4110.00, co. Coli814-448-4188. 304-773-5081 . . LARGE ESTATE AUCTION ESTATE OF THE LATE BURYL SEIPLE ANTIQUE . FURNITURE: Nice walnul commode w/" Nut Carved pulls; excellenl "Grand Rapids" mahog. high chest & dri!Sset w/mirrors ·& carvings; fine caned seat & back rocker wlcarvings/spindles; walnut parlor table; line bow front dresser w/mirrors & glass shelves & matching high chest: 3· Viet cane seat chairs; plus other furnilure' PIANO: Very good modern Kimball piano w/bench! AVERY LARGE SELEGliON OF GLASS, CHINA, COLLECTOR ITEIIS & BOTTLES: Everything is full! Many items stored in boxes' lmpos~ble to list everything! Abt. 38 pes. "Old Chelsea" English blye &white china;'biue/white ''kent" platler: Blue Willow; lg. deco. C.T. Germany bowl; German In· cised Coblenz Rehelnland stein; lea leaf; IS" Willets Belleek pitcher: Marked Heisey "Orchid" bowl: Wedgwood type Jasperware "Mounted Indian" plate; tall "Ivory Alacite" Lincoln Drape Aladdin lamp; Bavana ilems; cup/saucer collection; assorted deco. china plates: decorated china: Fenton, compotes, brass ilems; sloneware ilems: Nappies: toothpicks; old records; button pictures; bottles include: qt. Thatchers Dairy_ & other milk bottles H&A Gilley Gin; beams; "Zipper" pontiled bottle; heavy "Diamond Point" water bottle; enamel,d green Ponliled bottle: other bottles stored in boxes, contenls unknown! Also gOod qualily modern furniture, major appli· ances and good selection of tools! 5 4-H SUttolk morlcot lomb Uvelltock Holatene cow• 1nd heifera. The following personal property from the estate of L.D. Warman. Probate Court Case #18,110 wili be offered for sale at Public Auction. CARPENTER TOOLS , 1·3 yr. txc.·blood llnH. CoH Slat, Run Farma. Jackaon. Oh. t1 4·2811 -1787 or 81 4· 288·8395. . 63 Poio 8ulldlngo Conotructad 245-5152 - 388·8249 .. GUNS .. l.ivestock t200. Coll814-98&·3181. for HOUSEHOLD 4!3 type. Alweya kept inside. Marlin Wedemeyer - Auctioneer . 8 Farm Equipment Cub Lowboy 16 inch bally Band saw, lathe, jig saw, radial arm saw, planes, , hand saws, braces & bits, metal & wood files, mi· . Ire box, hammers, wooden mallots, chisels, tap & die set, box clamp, Cclamps, squares, hacksaws, key hole saws, rules. router, electric drills, drill p~ess, sanders, circular saw, 6ft. level, concrete finishing tools, asst. nails, many more. filhlng reels. Shimeno. Dlllwe, A.B.U. 66 percent off. new and Used. Call ~~~~·~1~9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;=~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~STUTES 0hiO- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' l l '.•• • ' ~:fOI SAU IY OWND - 446·4355 t"ewly remodeled, 3-4 bedrooms, dinina 'room with patio doors, lara• kitchen, 2YI baths, family room. total 1900 square f~et of llvlna space; lfS forced air heat and central air. . ~Possible lH's% loan assumption for qual'ffi buyer, $57,500. LOW DOWN PAYMENT - OWNER FINANCING Are you looking lor a 2 bedroom overlooking the Ohio Wrth ljttle m,intenence. Beginner home or retirement home. We have il, #260 I ACRES Within 10 minutes drive to downtown Gallipolis. City schOol system. His hookup for mobile home. Gallia rural water, electric and septic tank. Niahtlight on pole. 200 feet lrontage on Grtham S chool Road. limber. Building sites. Call now. N4n THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF OUR MANY FINE HOMES. STOP BY OR GIVE US A CAU. WE PROBABLY HAVE A HOME FOR YOU. AUDREY F. CANADAY, REALTOR MARY FLOYD, REALTOR , ••e -3383 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR. 448·1897 26 LOCUST STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO A·FRAIIE HOME ON .65 ACRE LOT - 3 bed1oo'"' i 'h bat. living room, kilchen, utility room. \1 basement unhnished. PriL S2S.OOO - $1.400 down payfr!int. $345.00 Monthly oavrnent.' P&l. 10% Adj. rate 30 yrs. �D-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel 66. Seed 8i Fertilizer 71 Auto• for Sale 71 · Tobacco plantl for Mle. Roady to oat. Call 814· 4050. 1984 Chlivan. one owner, 1960 Old a Cutlou V-8, AC, raer window defogger, AM-FM etereo. exc cond. ~ low mi- low milea, eKe cond. mutt 8ro~gham T ransportaiiUII oall t4,600 firm. 304-8762663 after 5:00PM. leage. muat aell, 304-676- 1977 Chevy NOYo, colloftor 5:00, 304-876-1113. 2485. 71 · 1984 Chevett, one own•r. low exc cond, mutt Autos for Sale mil••· 'ooll, 304-675-2663 5:00PM. TOP CASH pold for '80 model end newer uaed cara. ' 76 4·door Dodge Coronet. 6 cyl. 15110.00. 1209 Sand H~l Rd. Pt. Pl. after 72 Autos for Sale ·n Plymouth Volarl rtotlon wagon. PS . Pl . AC, t895.00, 3011 Holloway St•• Henderson. 876·4369. W. ·va. 304- '78 Chevy laguena, t760.00. 304·875-4404. 19118 Rambler can ba -n 2309 Mt. Vernon Ave. after 6:00. phone 304 ·1175· 3874. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eeetern Ave .. G•llipoli1. C•ll Trucks for Sale 614·446 -2282. - -- - -- -;-::-r- 1977 Ford Moverlck, boot offer. Coli 614·256-6251 after 8:OOPM. I"" Chevy Luv pickup, wtth flat bad, bert offar. Coli 11426!J·6261 ofter 6:00PM. T!Ucks for Sale 71 luldl Umltad allalactrlc. cruloe. 52.000 mha. oacallent condition, poyrnanto or pay off. Call tl1 4·388· 1482. 19, 1985 19, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 72. Trucks for Sale 72. _ Truckl for Sale 1880 Chewolet sconadale 4·WD, ~ ton. AM -FM cauetta, low milaOfO . Call 814-241·5478. 1875 Ford Bronco. exc . oond., new p•lnt, new tirel 6 shooks. tow mltoogo. Coli 114·281·1108 after 5PM . 1984 Ford F 150, 4 opaad, ovardriw, Ranger A plcg, 19n Fore F-100, liuto, radio, PS. Pll. U388. AM -FM cuoott, 13,000 ' John' a A~lo Solao, llulevllle mHoo, 304-171-24.19. Ad., Gaii~Ho. 814·-"tl- 1982 Ford truck. tl cyl. 4 4782. opaad. with ovordrlw, ohon bed, 28,000 m~oo. AM-FM, 19790odgeWorlockll, \H. eliding window, doluaalnto· pickup, ot•oldo, ohon bad, oil po-r with olr. chrome rloo:, t5,200.00. Coli 304· batwoon 7:30 whoolo lo bumpo<, cuotom 17e-5421 AM ·IPM. batwoan Mon and llriplng lnoldo -lo aut. Ton- Sat. • neeu CO'fller. vamlahecl ralll, pm.ct cond. Colll14·446· 1980 Ford two ton 9780. --~--'----- t700.00. 304-468-1806. 1978 Dodt• 050 Spon. 5 ipeed . low miles. new 72 1981 4WD Toyota truck. 57,000 mlloo. AM-FM oto- 1979 CJ -6, 6 cyl. 49,000 la~t aondltibn. Coli 614992·211111 oftor 6:00pm. I 1979 Hondo XR 500'o offer. Con 114·246· fourordlnaryWQfdo. oftor 5 pm. . cond. Colli Ford v1n. customil~ ad, ~ T, 1977, AT. PS , PB, good cond.. &3,900. Coil 304875-1731 alter &PM . new camper top. Excel~ ~ · Vans 8i 4 W.O.·, rubbar. Clean. Coli 614992-3798. NO, itfmru} fi)ft ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD DAilE I!!J ~~· by Hervl An"<>id and Bob t.oo Unocrambio t'- four Jumblao, ono lottorto- . aquare,loform Motorcycles Trucks for Sale . 1976 Ford pickup, 304875-2149. 73 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. j rJ r_ NAIRY I1 ADDITIONS. INC . 1819 W81hington Blvd ., Belpre, Ohio. Colll14-423·6825. RON 'S Televialon Service. Hou u calla on RCA. Quazar. 1972 lntornoltonol, 24 ft . bed wllh ceb over, U.OOO.OO. ex cbnd. Coli 1978'h Chevy Blozor 4x4, 67,000 mile1. PS. PB. out<i. U,900. Cell 614-99.2· 304-875-1288 or 304-731· 2603. 2342. 1- - - - -- - - : IIP:EJ; OF LOOI<IN6o AT ALL iH05E ROAD5ff;;>E AD5. Now arrange lhe circa! letters to form the surprl" answer. as~­ oest ~ Coli 814-388-8509. Cadillac 1981, Fleetwood .in .c..diw: i Brougham. 4 door. diesel. • 446•661'0 • • • 246-9598' ofter 6 pm. cond., for more information 814-388·8178. 1979 Muotong AC, PS, PB, FARM- Modern in evl!l)' way. Hoose has 6 mom~ bath, buitt in 1978. Three bam~ ike new, used for, tobacco and show horses. Oaj Townslip, Gallipolis School $)'stem. $51,400. · N869 . •m·fm caaa•"•· ex. cond. Coli 614-448·3231 oltor 6pm. AMC Spirit 4 spd. AM·FM tape. 1un roof. low $3,199. John'o Auto S'elea. Bulaville Rd ., Gollipolia. Coli 614-446· 4782. CoUpe, red, 4 1pd.. exc . cond.. 53,850. Coli 614446·1640. 1984 Pontiac 6000. AC. Cruise, tilt. loaded with extra•· 13,000 mil••· Priced to ooll. Call 814-992-2849. #748 COMMERCIAl 0~ RESIDENIIAl - Over 7 acres in LAND - Oesira)Jie tract 96.62 acres more or less on one of.Galia Coonty's fi~ toc..tiont Buy part li all. . St Rl 124. Apf)'Ox. 30 acres tillable. Pond, 'some·older Attractive ranc.h style hQme: ·~ b!!drooms, 24'x24' · barns. · · .. · · #nl family mom wrth wb' fire~ace. . vinyl sidin& Sttnge b111d1n& City water and sewer. lbn't let this btiy pass A HOME TO APPRECIATE - Beautiful modular home yoo by! with 3 bedroom~ 2 lull baths, garden tub. walk-in ·M125 shower. Kitchen complete with special lighting. living · . roo!". famify.room. Walk-in clo!els, cefling fans. ce~tral . •• air, woodtiurrief, 2 car garage. Convenient to s11i(l1ming ·• Pool. 1foies;. bankr etc.• · : . _ : door hllrdt'o p. 6 cYlinder, ata.n.d* ard. good shape. run• good . •1200. or will trade for truck of equal value. Call 614-742-2602. M~at Soli--- 1980 ~ore! Muotong, -88,000 .•mllot, .. .. mu!Jt eee to appreciate. ·cen . 614-268-6574 otter 5pm .. into constructed, 3 bedrm. 1976 Old a Cutloso Su· I~~~::.~~~~~: lois of privacy on wooded lot. Ful basemen' 2 I' good 1500. Call 614-3888621 alter 4pm. Both good condition. Call OPEN HOUSE THESE 4 HOUSES WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY, MAY 19- 1:00-3:00 This is a great opportunity to see 4 very nice homes. All are in the same general neighborhood on or nea1 Debby Drive. ., . . 11812 E~CEPTIDNAL MOBILE HOME - We challenge you to lool<- at th~ 12'x60' five room and bath, with expando unit, attached 7x!Z insulated utility mom. Can be left on present level lot with garden space tor $35.00 per. month. Clean and like new! · - $38,500- House and l3 acres locafed 100 yrds. off Neighborhood Road. This t-ome has nearly 1500 sq. ft. of living area. 3 BR. large living room. dining room, h/w heat plus nice garden area and woods. Private location. JUST USTED - YDU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE $59,900 will buy th~ very atlractive ~.bedroom stone ranch overfooking t~ river near town.Ower l!Qisq. It including 3 baths, 2 car garaee. fireplace, natural ps, central aor. Much more! • ,., 79 Motors Homes & Campers . Boat• Motors for Sale Services .. RANCH BR BRICK RANCH car garage, !.6 ac. 2 baths, FR, formal entrance, I ac. $72,500. 2 141 to Safford Schoof miles out Rl. 141 from Rt.7 on left.. ANXIOUS - $27,000 - Owner moving out of town, desires to sell fast Lovetv rancll lituafiJd on Slate Highway near Tycoon Lake.Full besement. I acre lawn, ,·rural water, city schools. Home I mprovilments NMY IEIIOOEL£0 and waitin& for someone woo can appreciltt the worllmanslip used in this home. New carpet throu~ Andersen winctows, natural ps heat, beserrient, dectc oll1111$1er bedroom. In-town location. 11129 ONLY $19,900! - Avalue you can't beat. 3 bedroom Ira me ranch. Approx. I II acres. Storage bllilding. Good garden area. Oose to Ewingtorr area. •753 Mircum Roofing & Spou t · ing. Now installing rubber roofl . 30 year~ 8KPI:nience, specializing In built up roof. Coli 614-388-9857. ~ATE Call collect1 ·61 4·237· Drywall, residential & commercial. quality hanging & finishing . Ceiling designs & repair work. Call James 2\\ baths, & . extra lots. $7.8,000. 2 miles out Rl. 141 across from Debby Drive. 3 BR -I· LEVEL I full & 2 half baths, farJe FR & I car garage. $55.,900 275 Debbi DriVe. SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1:00-3:00 Compliments of••• ·WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 446-3644 Oh. Call 614-446-7887 . c:ont•ined, 22ft. 2 a•le. IIHp 8, cook ato••e. l TruCk Camper, 101ft ft .. ov•n &exh•ut~tfen, gea good .shape, S750 . Call u•• .,:~:.•; gao or elect. rolrlg:~ shower w11ti b11in. •wnlng & carpet . DO. Coli 614 -258· 614·388-8443. '89 Scotty sleeps four, e900 . 00 . 304 - 875 606053 ONE OWNER CUSfOII - Painstakingly planned and buin II yr. old 2000 plus SQ. brick ranch on 2acres off Rt. 35. With tow, low utili~es. mini111.1l f)laintenance. tilis-fme home has' 3 bedroo'lns. 2 baths. sunken FR, 2 ear ~rage plus eXtra 24x30 ga(age/ building. Close to sropJlini area. h"OSpital. city. school .district. Call for 'aptxmtment to lee this onel!1 ' · · · · - Phone 304-576-2010. Starks Tree and Lawn Ser· vice. stump removal. 304- 576 -2010. 82 Plumbing & Healing CARTER ' S PLUMIIING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Gallipotis. Ohio Phone 614-448 -3888 or 614-448-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt . 1, Box 356, Galli· polis. Coll614-367·0676. ' House painting&: trailer roof topS. Call614·446·2614. 83 Gene 's Deep Stream Carpet Cleaning. upholstrey . 1cotchguard. deodorlr:ers. free estimates, highly re· comm·ended . 614 - 742 · Good -1 Excavatillg. basementa. footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscapiog. 2211 UKE NEW - 430 lewis Drive. Til~ adorable ranch home is pelfect for anyone. 3 bedr09ms, I \! baths, ' lovely carpet. very tarae min llitchen, central atr,. inS!III!I!d. (ly !ChCotS, wattr and sewef. 1754 a BE A PIIIJUD MlR - This hOme $peBie$ With PRICE REDUCED SS.OOO - Famiy must sell Qlici! A _ 111rmlll and wll invilt you In for 1 tour. 'illy -.actlvl modem country 3 or 4 bedroom, llldel:orabid, l1llw carpet thnJu;1alt 3 bedrooms, IZxl7 likl1en IIIII 'expensive carpet. A 8f8ll SllllillJ Barn ill IJIOd Z.flrick. Garaae. Nr conditiouing unit Hot 111111r 1111* condition, other oulbuildincs. 5 Acres, IOfl18 YloOded. recently rejjaced. low maintenance. t..owt; flntled to parlt. St Rt Reduced price ~7.500. backyard. Molt for yow monty.l38,500 Qty . ·•792 " - ., CH884ConturyZiilaolilowo~ulnll(eo.l•lheNAt. 1l n5. . Excavating Coli Anytime 814-448· 4Jt3?. Jarj,es L. D.avioon, ~[· oC.Vtud. · Broker-Au~ti.onoer ~ud' Coil «6·0~52 Anytime Beth Null 245 - 9~07 Steve McGhie M~GHEE ~ . 446-1255 . ,, BIIR 447 - FIRSf nME ON MAIIKET - Ranch ltyle home on I~ londsc.ped !al lot li. iviol room, llitthen Wl1l1 dining '""· 3 !IRs an<l bath. Ful ~ oilt1 bmiy room. bedrMm and bath. Plenty <111mge. Scr-·in palio, central air. Kyi!<f ()"" Sci1o<i Oistri:l Coli lor an i!IIP<Inlment EXCEPIIONAI. VAllE ON CUOIIIA -~ IIANCII FOR SAl£ IY OWNER--FNNCtiG lVAUIIF 1D% INTEREST-VARIW 01 RXED RATE WITH s•t~ DOWN PAYMENT MEIGS COlMY US11NGS MIA 564 - NEW LISTING - 10 acres w~h a ranch home. Kitchen has plel\_ty of ca binet space and island W(lk area. 3 bedrooms, I II baths, lull basement • pa~ially finished and has carpeting paneled fam1~ room w/ woodburner. Springwale<. Sel~ for $49,500. Owner has moved to new home in same nei&hborhood and would like to shart the lovely Sprinc Vafle_y 1111 with so':"e lucky person who epprtciates 1 well 11111ntafned, quality home. lai&e lot. California style brick .ranch_ with lands· up incand enclosed sin1le ear pracew1th ldllttnt office area. 2200 sq. ft. tivin1 1rea. includinc farce livin& room with lireplace, dini111 room, family room wilh indoor barbecue, 3 farce bedrooms, 2\i ceramic baths. sewinaarN. and roomy storace in utility room. Slorap aru available in basemen! and attic arta with dtscllldinc staim1. Car· petina throu1hout. Most window treatments remam . At· cent updates include new root new asphalt d,ri~oway, out· door c.arpetinaand indoor paintinc. Hon:'e his !Men well maintained and updated with ertra •nsulll1on, new kitchen cabinets 1nd Formic.a tops, stove and double wall oven. Dishwasher, disposal and refriceretor r_emain. Out· door recreation area includes cover~ patio w1th ps Ifill, badminton court with outdoor lilhtinc. City school system, city weter end sewer and shop pine nurby..Nei&hb~r· hood Watch in effect. Must s• to aprrec~ate f•n• details of birch panelin& and trim, stone wal in family room and roominess. • For Furthor Information Coli Ownon lt 446·2734 or 446-2206-Appoint,..,t MMR 559- PRICE REDUCED - 3 bedrooms. extra large liv1ng room w/ woodburner. House has alun~num Sldmg and ~ situated on mce level lot. Located in Raci11e. NOW $28.500. MMR 563 - Approx. 18 acres with 3 bedroom hOme on Matheney-Fairplay Rd. Garden space, dug well and 27'x40' workshop. Sells for $34.900. · MMR 562 - A real rnce Colon~ I home. Situated on approx.. 6'-1 acres, ~nyl sidin& \! basemenl 3 bedrooms. 2 bath!. family room w/ woodburner. Loads ot storage space, Enclosed front porch, garage. 2 farm ponds, barn and fencing. Selling price of $59.900. MMR 560 - Owne< Will negobate on thiSline' Cute as can be. 2 bedroom~ new vinyl ~ding. Andersen windoWs and new 'carpet. Take a Iooft It ~ ready to move 1nlo. In Pomeroy. Asking $24,900 bU\ wilt cot1sider offe<. · WE'NEED LISTINGS lloc""''Y .. n. . . For Meics Co. Llstinas Calf: Cheryl Lemlty 742-3171 . . m .. SINCE 1943 . - · .. .· REALTOR" : #405 I FHA LOAII ASSUIIi'TION - Low doWn payment. low paynients 2 story home on B~avife Rd. Nice peaceful settin& 3 BRs. 1 bafh, large eat~n ijtchen, living room. dining room and full basement Forced air Wli<)dbumer & electrie furnace_to heat efficienlty. ~ • · dec.k. 9!1% inten~t. $34.[l00 ' · -·:, N _ .· 236 month~ 1984 14•70 NASHUA MOBILE HOM( - Central coolin! and heating. Veiy clean and in new cond~on . Good buy at $16,000. #305 REAL ESTATE #230 'GARDEN CENTER &·· FLOWER SHO_P - Super 'location. 25 year of buliness. 60x36 blll_ d,_ ng w~h lull basement cedar siding and attractive br1ck front wllh porch. inventory inclUding nursery item~ chem1cal ·fertilizers. etc, green house. Pertect oppo~umty for •aggressive person to be his or own boss and grow Wllh · the business call lor mme informatiOn: . • #324 IIOIIUIITH GQIIGlOIIS RIVER VIEW- Vel)' nice I I? NIOO WHAT A PLACE TO RAISE A FAMILY - This home offers everything your family heeds: Plenty of room inside w/ 4-5 ·large BRs, 2 bath~ living room, fam1ly room. den, dining and partial basement Over 3,000sq. ft. all together. Pfenly ol room outside: 15 acres, some wooded, some crop, plenty of yard, Good gardenspace, room lor beef or horses. enclosed sw•mmmg pool, large garage ~n d workshop.L6cated off Rl. 160 - close to everything - but )'1lu'll never wa nt to move: #240 83 ACRES located 2 mies N. R~ Grande ;u$1 off Pleasant Valley Road. Good timber ~and of oak and pme over most Some open land near ~d horne site. Coonty water availabla lard fronts on twll roads with approx. 2,000' '" total. Asking $35.000. #333 DONT WAin This' ner.1y ~Sled br,ck ranch probably Won't be around that ton~ Located on aprofessionally "story Cape Cod loclled a minute below town on ~e< ' landscaped lot in Debby Orive, this home ISacut above Ri1rlr Road offers )'IIIli family SiliCiouSliving w/4 BRs most Exceptional featu1es in the kitchen like center 111 larael. atlndlve family mom w/hardwood .floors & isle, beautiful oak ca~nets and exfX)Sed brick make 8td1 SlaW ~ into brick fireplace. large living room w/bey window, eat~n kitchen & format d1nlne. Plrbal unlinished basement also. 16x32 ;;d w/wood deck. IJr&e 3-4 cal garaye ~ tor workshOP- This home his 11ot of charm iRidt end aut f1llfinC S69.900.1lJyets PI,._,~ :00 • •200 A VERY PLEASANT HOME LISTING - Peaceful setting ov~~~:f1a~~~ homey 4 BR ranch with formal E den, OR and 3 bedrooms on m~~b~~i~~n fi~~= solid wood paoeling and w Upstairs has one large bedroom attic for storaga 2car garage includes a~rge workslxlp area. AR on a beautiful I \! ac. setting at t~ edge Ill town overlooking the river. . EVERY MAN'S DREAM - 1s to own a rustic cedar ranch just ike th~ one. Perched on a pme ~uddt!d knoll and surrounded by 23 r~f1ng acres. Ideal spollor .that bass pond you've always wanted. The wife won't object because she'll lall in love with the home and there are afew neighborswith1n Y.~hng reach, Beautl,fut view of peaceful countrysides.Th~ ~ everyth•ni you ve ' been looking for and more. We can get you financed $79,900. #203 n ~u- ~~x of 4th·Ave.. eatin kitchen. small easy $38.500. HERFS ONE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKERS - 2 story t-ome wrth maintenance free siding Includes large t.R, DR, eQuipped kitchen with eati n bar, 3 BRs & I bath. Huge wrap-around porch lor re~xa tion, large 1acrelot with 2 car. garage. 14xl8 ootbuildmg and partial basement. Buyers Protection Plan for a lull year Only $39.900 Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 B. J . Hairston- 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker - 246·6276 David E. Wiaaman- 446·9666 NEW USTING- Pl. Pleasant area on Jericho Road j u~ off S.R. 2. Eight year old home, 4 BRs. I ~ ·bath. fireplace. air conditioned, deck off dining area. Extra lot for garden, recreat~n. also prov1des IJfivacy. Wooded area on the sides. Priced at $57.800.® . 11327 11841 m9 $ _..__..;..................._________l_,_i...........,.... bedrooms, I\! baths, living room with w/wbfp, formal dining room. new kitchen cabinets wtth range and overt BreBfast room. lsi floor laundry. Full basement, with family room, ga$ heat prage. Storage buifdinlf, fenced yard. ii ,.' D & R Contractors: Siding, roofing, new structures, re· modelinq, decks . patios . Free eat1matea, Gallipolis, Motors Homes Winnebago motor home. & Campen 23 ', AC. ganerotor, CB. .-...- - - - - - - - 1 1 9 7 2, like new, S10,600. = Call 304-675-1731 alter trailer, •COmpletely &PM. evettastinc cornfolt Many nice features. Includes: 3 HOME & 9 ACRES - This ~ a IIDity remodeled 3 bedroom home Qff Georee's Creek Road. Includes ~m. sidin& equipped kl:hen, .,odburner.&lll heat. garage. Hire garden area. Lois of woods. PJ,900. I Year Buyer Pr~. .. aose Plants 614 -246-5669 . 11813 AND ClOSE TO TOWII ...,.. ~res llemadeled 2 slory, 5 bedroom home. Bam fenced. Ttllable aaeaee. pellialty woOded. Super !Jcation. Approx. 2 miles hom IDwn. 11101 $ app<lnlmoot loda~ Are you t ired of tripping over your stump7 Is it an eyesore. if' so call us for free estimate. Starks Tree and lawn Ser· vice for cOmplete lawn care. 0488 . day or night. Roger1 Basement Waterproofing . UVE IN CHESHIRE -lklusually well kept home w~h 12 EVANS HEIGHTS- Truly a delightlut ranch home. 3 bedrooms. kl:hen, dining room, full d~ided · basement with !amity room and fire,nce. Ranee. relrigerator, dishwasher. City scOOols. w~ter and sewer. Aflonlable Jrice. $31,000. $ •SS$$$$$$$SSSSSSS 576 -2644. APPIIOXIIIATELY 45 ACRES of iertife soil ~ building sites. frontJ&e on Bidwell-Rodney Road ckise to 1ft cereal mil. Bem. 2 ponds, leoced. Partially wooded. Tilteble 8Cfelllll!. Good pasture. Mineral rights. R11at water avaitate. 11856 $ MENTS, replacement win· · do~vs. aluminum soffit, vinyl siding, continuous gutters. free estimates. all work guaranteed . spring dil · count, call evenings 304· 11818 . All UTIUnES ON LOTS I LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 Rota ry or c:•ble tool drHiing. 446-3644 SO MUCII FOR SO UTTLE - Attractive brick and frame ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, outstanding km:hen 2 car garage. Storage building. Immaculate inside and out Approx. J!IJ miles H.M.C. Call for a~nlment today. ·• 11832 $ $ PH. 446- 1167 - 9A.M .-SP.M . AFTER 6 P.M . 367 -7218 or 367·0303$ o• 67 5-7368. Hll7 ma • : S CUARYilW ESTATES ON IT. 7 AT RACCOON CRIEIC •• 444 - OWIIEJ AIIXIOUS 10 SEU! 3BR ranch silulled oo 2.35aae klt m/ 1. PllllltM! 811 loan assumption 10 Qll'ldied buY'f. lndllies l~ e>l·ln ki1chen. separale. utility um , fami~ roomWl1l1 w.b. !replaCI! C.llor an REALTOR NEAT AS A PIN inside and oot Attractive aod sharply decorated brick ranch with s~s kitchen and · dining lAIII, bath. family room with woodburner, utility room. garage. Quiet neighborhood. Fiat ~wn. Assumable mGrtP£!! to filS! time home buyer. City schools. Owner's relocating. low 50s. . m& $ $. $ Reel Eetate General . #781 home near town. Includes: I ~ baths, full basement with family room and rec. mom, fireplace, natural gas and central air. Priced at $49,900. N779 FAMILY WAIII'EO - Hon-e in afamily neighrorhood Tasl!fuly dec:orated bi·level featuring 3 bedrooms, 1\!. baths, spaciouS fam~y room with fire~ace, 2 car . gnge, COYered deck. Level treed ~wn. Priced in the 50s. Shown by appoimment. THE SELLER'S LOSS is your gain with th~ 3 bedroom ranch. Custom made kitchen cabinets. Carpeted throoghout Carport. Recently conS1nJcted garag11. Large lawn. Good garden area. State Route. . RINGLES'S SERVICE, ••· periancad carpenter. electrlcien , muon, palriter, roofin g. (including hat tar applicatio,) 304-67.6· 2088 OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL - Owners have moved and must left this nice 3 bedroom' brick and fraf)le 11840 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS S B & 0 HOME IMPROVE· Unconditional lifetime gUarantee . Locit.l references furnished . Free eatima.tes . OWNERS LEAVING ~. EA - Conip;ere;y fum~hed 3 bedtoom Tudlif style' home only 4 years md. 2 batbs;, family room. den or 4th bedrQOm. kitchen comptett with a~nces. Heat pump, central air, at!lched garage. W~hin 3 mi~ of town. Only $49,900. Call for , . an appomtment !o(l.iy. HOUSE WITH GARAGE: Small shop and shower in basement. Four rooms and bath •. ·2 porches, carport, new furnace and central air. Middleport. Oliio. HOME NlnONlL BANK CALL 949-2210-lsk for Tim S Most walls completed nme day, Pump sales and servi· BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . THIS ATTRACTIVE brick lri·level with 3 bedrooms, family room with fireplace or woodburner hookup, 2 baths, 2 ~ car garage, t~rmopane 1\indoWs with marlje ~~~- heat pump, central atr plus 2 ~ . . or less. Everything needed to make you apprec;1ate thiS hoiiHl. Priced in the upper 50s. SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths, dinina room. living room and large recreation room. Located on 8 acres. lar&e farm pond. Racine area. ,1331 . NEW ON MARKET - Start out or retire in this 3 i bedroom rnob1le home. l:xtra large porch. I acre lot. City schools. $32,000. QUAIL CREEK: 1981 VICTORIAN - ~you are in t~ market for an edraordinary mobile home, we have~ 3 bedrooms, l'h baths,. living room w~h woodburning fireplace and expanded area. Loaded with buiftjn lxJok cabineiS, kitchen with breakfast bar and furniture. Can be bought on loan assumption. -614-742·2417. I #855 PERFECT ONE FLOOR PLAN - 2,1XXJ sq. ft. in this lovely brick ranch, for111.1l entry to sunken living room. fomlal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2\i baths, large kitchen with eating area, family mom with fireplare, utiity room, mud mom, 2 car attached pra~. Home Protection Plan. · SECLUDED 4 ACRES - Convenient be yours in this charming 4 bedroom, Was'rer, drye<, range, 4 acres of natural scenic ~nd. Large 2\! car garage with workshop. 2 slllll horse barn, rural water ~us much more. 1983 Dodge Omnl 03900. •1978 Chovy pickup $2800. ' . . N199 1968 2-door V.W. 1973 ' Sedan V.W. Call 614· 9927625. I II bath, $64.500. 2 out Rd. 2nd house on right. • .• . HOME FOR ALL' SEASoNS -Well carfd for !4'x70' Vindale mobile home $iluated on almost ~n acre lawn. Pleasing ,floor plan, 2 large bedroom~ separate dining area, central air, completely underpinned and bed down. ~ front g;nage. On••., $21',900. . patio. Unattached . ' 1 975 Chevrolet Station Wagon, auto. tr1n1.. runs •" Felty T.ree Trimming. stump re moval. Call 304 6 76 ~ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ S NO MONEY DOWN $ $ BUY NOW- BUILD LATER $ cas. 304-896-380.2. NEW USJING - CHARACTER $36,800 - Buy a home oot just a illuse. l'tlth alittle work thiscould be a dream hOme. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, eat·in kitchen, formal dining room, full basement 17 acres, more or less Qf gently rolling land on statehighway. Kyger Creek School 168 ACRES - Priced less than $260 per acre. Approx. 40 acres pastur~ 100 acres woods (some timber), sman orchard. 2 wei~. new fence, $1111ll barn, ootbuildings. garage. Good homesite. Off St. Rt. 554 $42,600. #833 BUREAU Answer. How 50fTIO lrankfeople make their poir>l - • Offering CENGUARD'" Insurance Serv1ces #871 PLENTY BY BEING 8LUN REALTOR~-- LllTLE BIT OF COUNTRY - $!8,1XXJ Mobile home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, excellent condihon. Lovely shaded lot on State Route.Possible land cot1kact 1\ith low down payment #845 COMMERCIAl BUILDING - Metal building 30'x40'. Situated on 2 level lots alon' St Rl 7. Excellent condition. Occupied for short time. Owner anxious. 1980 Chevy Mon>o Spcn ·cond. Coli 814-448-3709. BEGU fl.l mz 1978 Plymouth·Volari 6 cyl, auto. trana .. PS, good work ctr *'700. C•ll evening• preme. 64,000 milea, good 1Jumbles: WEIGH NEW LISTING - BUILDING lDT - Located at Clearview Estates. Beautiful setting !lith nature all around. Large corner lot. Access to Raccoon Creek for campinlf. boatin& fishing. etc. Restricted, no mobile hOmes. coli 614 -245-9629. .. .. I I I )-( XI I I )" Put N1•11tber.l .to work for you: 1987 Chevy lmpolo, good 2 ()nguurd by the abowt cartoon. .• . J1m-m-1a1 Elzal:tlh long lliJtot -675·3968 SOUTHERN HILLS-R.E., INC. good. make offer. Call 614· Chevrolet garage 1tored, must lee to VIrginia Snifh....=.....t.r-3aa.a26 PRICE REDUCED ON MOBILE HOME along Patriot-Gage Rd. Fron1W . $21,500.00 to $16,500.00. Was agood bllylhen, abetter buy now. 1964 Crown Imperial S495 • Call for appoinhnent! · or best offer. Call614-446· 4703 . . · 1964 ~~~: ~Bit'arhere:- ( .- Judy DIW'Itf-----381·81 55 J. Manil.Ctrfw, 11¥11ow-379-2114 ledly l.n RII.ION-446-0451 . Looks & runs g<KJd. 1550, mileage, Lko on offer. 1Ye!l1e<e1ay'• 1974 Oldam!JIIilo Poyolo new tlree. new exhaust. ~982 GE. Spoclollng in. Zonhh. Coll304· 67e -2398 or 114448 -2454. 4 .. 1969 Oldomobil.o 98. run• REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEED MOR E AOOM ... in 614-446·3200 oftor 6;00.: Boot offer. CoH 614-448· 1778 oltot 8. · 514-.388-8184. D.and M. Contrectora.IVinyl tiding. repl•cement w in· ·dow s 1 in1ulating, roofint. new end re modtling, con- creto. Coll 304-773-5131 . mlla1. new top. alum. {fti,D wheel•, good tir••· . . C•ll 4 dr . .~dan~ good 1h1pe. 1971 PlymouthVollont, 31 B Real E81ate General home addit ion by ROOM 1949 Plymouth Croribrook engine, 4 dr .• good tires. Cell Home Improvements your mobi(e home7 Mobile 81 Horl>on 4dr .. 41,000 mi. 80 Colt 2 dr.. 47,000 miln. Coil 1114·379-2728. 30-36 MPG, like now. 18.600. Coli 304· 675· 1731 after 6PM. 81 · cooking anything but a chore. Also, Includes formal dinln& LR w~h fireplace, 4 BRs, 3 baths. Fin~hed basement includes rec room, workshop and fireplace. EHk:ieritly heated with gas & cooled with CA. Buyers Protection Plan provided. Come see th~ t-ome before it's too fate. 179.500. #205 SUPERIOR QUALITY CONSTRUCTION ~ every detail of th~ attractive 2 st~ brick residence wdh 17 11101111 (Include$ 6 rooms wh1ch may be used lor professional offices: doctor, lawyer, C.P.A., insurance, etc. or aretQil store). From 4 to 6 bedrooms - n~e k~chen, formal dinin~ 2 fireplaces. 2 car garage, enclosed courtyard on comer lot in downtown Gatlipol~. #136 Thlt~kJng 11 Selllt~g? ·This is the best ti~e of the year to do so. Don't waste tht btst time of the year by listing with just anyiltc~ltor. The commil• sion (realty's fHsl is all the same. So list with the one that has the proven record to get the job done now. ADDRESS ADVANTAGE is a positive feature when you buy th~ klcation. Practical hOme for any size ftmily on Holcomb HiN offers 3 large and I small bedroom with loads of storage. Equipped wife-approved country ktchen. LJ!rge fin~hed Fli with fireplace. DR, ret:. room with allium door tot he patio. Owner moved out of state, • must sell. $79,500. HID6 N£WI.Y USTED BRICK IIANCit Offers nice river view. .. fNVtSIOHS RUO THIS Good R eturn. Mobile home Home features 3 BRS, I \! bath, DR & one car garage. Park 100% Occuf)led. 48 professiOnally developed Garden space in front of hoose. Bllyer's Protection mobile home spaces whh 38 more ready lor easy Plan. Kyger Creel< .schools. $47,000! developent. Paved stree' sidewalks, city water. natural ' N232 gas, community.sewage plant, street lighbn& Excellent, LESS THAN. I TEAR OLD mobile home 14• 70 in mini quiet neighborhood near grade school. A perlect condition. Most of furniture included in price. Also ooportunity for someone to become their own boss. includes almost I? ac. of land with utilities in plaCe. All 'N120 · with nice shade & quiet setting. All for only $25,000. #302 START£R HOllE FOR THE FAMILY TIIAfS AliEAOT SfART£D - Affordably priced at $29.500.Th~ older 2 story home has had a glorious past & with a mN11mal aJTilUnt of -~ has a bright future. 5 acres of ground with IJ)Od river frontage showS alot of promse. Mature uees, IJ)Od prden potential & river view. Inside t~ house has new carpet & panelin& 3-4 8Rs,iving room, family room (wittl place lor woodburnerl & 1~ batht Also has outbuilding w/ attached carport #24Z GODO VALUE - Well planned. good condition I'Gme. 3 BRs. 1!iJ beltl. step-saving kitchen, forced air heat & coolin& l.oCited on US 35 West of shop!Jng area..Good area to~ 9% l(lan assumption possible on portion of !lie. $5S,OOO. 1307 40 AC. FAIII - Good balance between lloductive trop lind, pasture & !1'011ds. Remodeled older hOme with fairly new addition. Jlx32 bern. II located on desl,.ble seltinL 2.5 miles N.W. Vinton. Listed at $54,800 . OLDER HOME WITH IIODERN FEATURES Overlooi<ing the Ohio River and West Virgjn~a hiHt Just off Rt. 7. Kyger Creek Schools. Nice living room whh fireplace, bath, forced air lurnace. 6 rooms in afl plus partial basement. Good prden area w~h 2.6 acres in all. Possible loan assumption. Good buy at $18.000. . #301· OLD FASHIONED CHARII .- Don't miss seeing this li1er but I01Iefy and well maintained home. Features beautiful hardwood floor• 4 lire~aces. 4 BR. 2 baths, CA gas furnace. t.R.den, ijbral)'. DR and entrance lOyer. Also 3 room apt. with separate staircase. $89,000. • #202 WHAT WOULD YOU OffER1 For Ihis fine home on Jay Drive with features ID pleise t~ eltre Ia mdy. 3-4 blld111111T1S, 211 baths, den, huge family room will1 · Vermont casting woodburner, prage. ~lOCI~ blckyard. These teatures plus clly schools. lrilndy nei;)borS lt1d pd location make this the home flit ~ ·yau've been seetthins Lilft!d 11 $67.000 but owner 5 anxious to sel and 1S ~ibll! on IJnOI. . 11411 ·. �' The Sunday Times-Sentinel : •• 83 Excewtlng 83 Excevetlrig• 0.. WOitl land cleolrlng, our and dumptruck Mrvi· lrntw ,.,.... etc. F,.. Mt~ •_D•· loeton Ekcevet_..._ C.l 114-441-IO:U. lng . .D.A. , 4-117-1121 Of I 14- ., 114-HZ-7111 .... ~;w. 371-1281. Excevetlng . ANtonllbf8 Ratn: T,.nch· lng for woler. goo. electric zns. • 84 ~usiness Electrlclll & Refrigeration Country Loft Gift Shop Scluon. Febrlc Shop, Pomeroy. 11 4· 892·221_,. M~YIPEtW . COINIE I I 2141 E. Znd St. Phone . 1-141141·892-3326 REALTY . , .. .,. .. garden, ~just $16,500. NEW usnNG - Comfortable 3 bdrm.. family ho~ in a quiet area. Nice yard with mobile home hook-up. :Nood Worfue! ool central heat equippj!d kitchen, den, and porches: This you wil ~ke tor only $45,000, 446-0008 ·,. -... NEW LISTING - Sman 4 rm. home OYerlooking the river at the Hydro plant Bath, fll'nace full basement, fruit tr~ and .:;~...-. -- ~-··· POMEROY ~ Nice 2 bdrm. frame home on Uncoln lib. Gas furnace, carpeting allhru, basement nice ~N~O~-~LE~A~K~~=~ · Open l~~ts., Will., Fri. Sat. " Sun 10 til S Monday I0 til I RNI Eetate Oenersl BlACK Senrices SEWING Moohlne ,_lro. ·· Aulllorlztd Slngor ond drelnego linn. Coli Solei. SoMct Shorpon 1114-4411-11101 orll1 4 -4411· · 19:1986 Ohio- Point Pklasant. W. Va. n. Wll~lll AUMINIIM MESH Dllll Includes Daclll lleeiver, Houston TIICW. ActiniCir. CIOMII CONTINUOUS e ROOFING e RESTORATION • ·k SIDING OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS * Thur~ Owner, Sarah Filher Rt. 7 by Mlip Hlp Turn left. onttr Town• GUARANTEED · ond post drl-y Clble, lndlllltiolt.. .i20SO . '"''"•·IS" , ............... WAIIIIII CASH SAVIll . c-. ~ .. a..n ... $219. c-hy Wahllill* & Fwtilu.., .. ......... ... Attww. .19171 We . . . . hoi·· .... ·Hauling James Soya Weter Service. Aloo poole filled. ·Coli 614· 258-1141 or 11'4-448 · 1175 or 614·4411-7911 . PLASTIC PIPE . PIODUCTS No.2& 1986 FREE Sewer .............$3.70 111-.......:...........Sl.OG 160# ·water ..... 19< Gas Pipe............. II' ESTIMATES . ,, o.,,,,, 1~92-406AI PH. 304-295-7845 RD 1 • lront porch, parking . . ~TO 01111- S32.9ilo- U700 DOWN - S250 PO IIONTII - LOW CLOSING COSTS . - 10 year old 2 Bll ranch on Ridge, LR, .kitchen, caiJ)eling x2 garaae. IWIOCibiJ'rwng stove, separate 24 4 t:"\k. bottomland, pond, new fences, large barn, several «her build1ngs, large tobacco ·base modem 3 BR home, 2 baths, located on Cadmus Crossroads. Call for more information. OWNER HAS - ICALlY REDUCED THE PIICE OF THIS HOllE - Wi1 finance with IESIDENTIAL- COIMEICIAI. OR lllriii- 25% down and 10'11 intereSt on the ba~nce. Y!_Y ria! Irick home localed at 225 Third Ave. · 'lictoriln slyle 3 bedroom also offeB II! baths, ,.. hid ucellenlcare lllld offeB 1424sq.ft. ~ llitchen with ran~ refr1., rNI, and dispi., will1 I ,.. paltiall1 &nished laundry room. living room, family • 11111111. Also fllbns I «;.-port, workshop unattached garage, 16x32 m·128138 aJfiCielllltx:k commercial type carport, pool, alll'n. siding. Attached beatiy soop 1100lkJ..fH bldJ with 3 bays farmerty used es an help make the payments. MNidiw IIPU shop. Cal b more rw - iJbiUitilNL . 100 ACRES. 11/l. ClAY lWP. - Owner financing avaiable. 25lb .down, 10'11 on balance for 20 years. Call lor more information.. CGm:NIENT DOWNTOWN UVJNG - ~­ mable loan. La'il!, very attractive 1wo story home offels 3 BRs, 2 baths, 16xl6 LR, format d1nmg room, kitchen,.encbsed porch, new carpet, gas heat Wl!l11n waiiVng dislance o1 SIIJes and schods. Call today. · GEIITI.£11AN'S FARM - 41 acres of clean pasture & bottDm land. All buiiGngs & fenq:s in A-I conditio~. Gas-oil well, free gas, furnace, 3 bdnm. home. spring water and aN miner~s. RUSTIC HillS - EJrtra,nK:e 5 rm. modern home with larJIIi closets, 2 full baths,. lots Cl'rpefing, 111- family nm. with woodbuming fireplace & modem IGtth~. MIDDlfPOIT - lg brick with lots ~ I& shade ~ees and IJ!. level lot near library. 2 full baths, furnace, n~e kitchen; fireplace in living, and garage. On~ $38,500. $6.000 - 4 rms., bath, furnace, full bal;Eimen~ carport, and extra lot I ffoor plan in Pomeroy. Good rental write-off. Waugh ' t Water Service . Wolle, clttorno. pooto. Doy or night. Re1110neble rat11. Coll814-258· 1 240 or 814· 2118· 1130. F01 llett Results Ust & Buy l.ocol Proplfly. . Sut .llurphy; Mllloli-li<Mh Htle11, Virgil anol' · lniCI TMflfll Housing Headquarters .. Worke Inc. 1138 E. Moln St .. Pomeroy. 614-992-3891. 87 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11113 Soc. Avo .• Gotllpotla. 814·4411· 7833 orl14-448· 1133. R II M Furniture M•nufec turlng. St. Rt. 7, Crown City. Oh. Cell 614·261· 1470, cell Eve. et4-441· 3438. Old & new Uphootored. . ' . Pa:t: REDUCED TO $59.900 ·- lARIAT . lUST SELL TO SETTLE DIIV£ - Convenient Ill hosjlilal and FINAIICIIIG A"•J• •••E sltoppin& 3 BR brick ranch often kitchen.with TE. . - Cape ~lishwasher, d~pl. range and refrig., ' IMng baths, llitchen with nvon,oonetJre,, room. family room, 21! baths, tuft basement. living room has .J0x20 cover$d patio, atlached garage, nice flat 'double prate, storm ~~need beck yard, gas heat and cent air. Call stM, !liJ schoof district b an aptllintment be JMdtlised. Call for an "t..J YOII'U Lll(f LMIIG Ht:R£ .;. ~utar home on .85 acre, M/l, on Slooestring Ridge. This home ollen 1152' sq. _ft., 3 BRs, bath, kitchen W/f111118 and q, LR. dinelle,llundly room, Cllpelill& e1ec. furnace, fireplace. woodburner, 24124 Pf¥!, 81! 0 metaf utility ll:lioolL . ~ ~. city ' ··... COIIIEICIAL"III!LDIIG - 62xM all steel construction, with " "re""'"' insulation, has __.___. -~ ,._ ..... ,.,.. cranel;offii:e and baths, Formelfy used for boBt SIH!S and repair.loclll!d across Iron; Silver Bridae Plaza with aa:ess to the Ohio River. l'tMnlill unlimited. DIASliCAI.lY IIOIUC£111 OWII£1' . PIICE R£DUC£D TO $24.5001 THIS 110111111 - Rio-Cetlta'poin modullr an Green Terrace Drive In Cl~a,:Y .. Ridelon ' . Apprux.:...! wac~ l-lornefeahtresal5x241ivingroom,plleytype ·=~-~~·- orlac2 roids, w.. ..r .... ~hen s .fillYcitlinel, e_quipped, dining room has a . builin chm 3 ._.__ 2 ........ .... ••. . • c:arpetin& cent lir.telect .-~ ~·p -.olllWDUPUX~ cmtirNestmentb and em ond an .,.a~ bid& ~ a. btlflllllalad on Gilham Scllool ~- Each • . . . 2Blls.l'lina room. bath, k*hen will1 liM. req; DW lnd disjll., lloodry, larte ~ l*1lrlf air I01d stonoee 111!11. ~TED -GREEN TWP. - 22.11 k. m/1, with frontBee on St. Rt 141 and NIWbllhood R!J... II8o adjoins Sanders HIM Subdivision. Owner finai!Cingavaillble. Call lor - dellils. CGIIIEICIAL- IUJDOOIAL- INDU$1111Ml - 50 acres, rn~n Of less, vacant lind !dill lor lnYellmerC Of illy type dMiopmertl llald fnrotiiiB on U. S: 35 lnd MitiMillllold. 103 ACRES. 1111. SI'IIIIIGFIELD niP: ~· 96 " tllable, oldel home )las 5 BRs, bllh, LR. loitl:hen, county water, 40x60 pole lobacco bern. various Oilier :t.:: WAlNUT TOWISIIIP - 30 acres, more Of le!l. near Mudsock. I I! story.home.larte bam , lnd .x.cco bile. $27.!KIO. 74 o-we t381dtiw EQyptlln 76 Flxld:llbbr. 140 Co; ldllilld i'liOIIIul8 ' . 1 Wlllk jJompDI.llly . . T1 Ad<ltklnll 78 Houllli9td poll' ;41 Sc:bld. ibbr. tv Gerdln no., 142 Bebytau•• deity ; 1 MaN ........ 82 Apportion~ 14311oboRIIltlr 18 Brag 84 Anllya, II 144 Dllat 21 Vnclly . . IIIIICI 148 Bag 22~ • •• 86 TlUe oli.-pect 147 HJ¥1na dull flnllh 23~ Object,of ~ . t48 u.t: l!!!br'· . •_ ''' 24~.. ; .• li!O,s-y: . ~· ·. '25 ~ ptimj) . ·l8 Vok:lnk:·- ·. · :. .182 Expect ..· . · ACIIOII ea..-. 21 Fllllld ~- 33 acres tillable, remainder wooHs. llilchen with DW. displ. microwave and 1ns1t fronlltle on SR and Raccoon Road. A few atflllliiC\ol. diling room. inlln:om system, ~ building sites, balance could be used for cllll IIi~. 2car Pllll(dJ!do and a 201140 pod. pasture or recreation. Priced to sell at $350 Dwlr $100,000. Call lor '"'IPPOinlrneniiDday. acre. SUNDAY PUZZLER 21 Pertode of time 30Anlrnll32 SUn god . 33 Ptkl noiiCe 34Woodln._. . QUAU'IY II Mtrr DETAIL - 3or 4 BR Irick 01110 IIMR VIEW- 210 acres·Mfl. klcated home olfen • 2111140 family •home, 3,llllhs, approaimall!ly 6 miles below lown with I ee ·.. VACAIT FARII lAND - Morgan Twp. 84 llCII!S more or less, level. and rolling land. ' . H1ul limettone, ..nd, gre~ vel.dln, tiulk or bog fonlll..r and time. · Ekcelolor Solt BUSINESS BUILDING - 2 story brick. ~rge rms. with excellent income. Can be doubled. E.Miin·l o 35~ POMEKUY·, 992·2259 NEW LISTING •- .• Easttm Oillrict - Nice 2 bed room home, completely remodeled on interior and eKterior. Full basement. Good buy at $21,500.00. . NEW USTING - E1sttm Ols!Jict - Beautiful 1\4 acre kt with a newer 4 bedroom home in eKcei~nt condition. Spacious kitchen with mce cabinets. Attached garage, lar~ storall!' building, fru~ ~ garden space. Also mobile home hookup . $54,900.00. POMERoY - Just what you have been wanting! Abeautiful 2 story older lriek in a (5IOd neigh!Drhood, central air, 2 fireplaces, beautiful, stairway I01d wooojwor~ all in (5IOd · ~- · Price reduced ID $39,900 but will · consider reasonable offers. . p .'· POIEROV - Here is a really nice 2 story home that the owneo- wants to sell fast and w~l considef all serious offers. lei's f1 look at this one! Want $34,500.00. RUTlAND - 105 ICrt !ann - This slWd be sold! Old • farm house, big nice bam producing gas well and miner: ab. Call and see this one. Owner will consider offers Want $65,(i(J().OO. MIDOUPOIT - This 3 bedroom home must be sold! Much remodelitt& 1aree lot; ..,. bted air heat, pllio 111!11 and on deadend street Make an offer! ' PIICE IEDI.UCED - lln&l· will - Atlntaf kritSitoe~­ Lqa 2 Aory house with 4 betlrooms. IIIII living room, dninl room. I front & rear m palches. Also 1 furnished iJ)IIImett Plu$ I &Oilier outbuikJ. lnp. ,900.00. IEALTOIS HIIHY E. Clt..d Jr. m.-191 . Doltlt , _ 912·5692 . 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Newspaper t,. 101 Aclullbllnjj •.. ···' l'lwolll of land ' UnderSenaterules.ablllthatfalls to receive the required constltu· tlonal majortty of 17 votes can be considered a second tlmeonthenext two legislative days alter the ortgtnal roll ca'u. For a bill to get a second chance, though, at least one member who voted against It must 'ask the Senate's presiding officer to call the roll again . · The Senate reconvenes Tuesday, meanlngthatlf there ls a newvote,it must be taken before Wednesday night. ODe Senator who cast a negative vote Indicated he might change his , mind If there were some changes · made In the bill. As approved by the Ohio House. the bill called for the sta te to put up $91.2 million to allow Chemical to buy Home State, but that amount was amended to $125 mlllion In the Settate. Sen. Eugene Branstool of Utica told the Dayton Dally News Satur· day night at the Ohio Democratic Party State Dinner In Columbus that he belieVes the bill should he reconsidered. "I don't think weshoul<! let it die," BranstO!)I said. "We either get a new piece of legislation or we reconsider." Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R Cincinnati, said he spent much of Saturday "on the telephone" trying to revive the bill. . ."l would have to think (chances for reconslderinlon are ·, neasonably · gOOdi bllt I have ·no basis to make that assumption on other than political lristinct," Aronoff.said. '. 112~ 113 Stlle11 Ill 118 C.•riiOII)' 118Aolllr 118 St8llon 121"1lega 123 Artllcllll.nguege 126Amencl • 121 Fwm•ili•lllll 127 Cdoni2lll ' 128 Fill Into dlluae 130 Mounllln nymph • COI1'IIM b 134Dine 136Deplrt •••t 131P...... 138 Uncouth penone 1.tO Plat.O. m 144111rb 145 Cty of golt 27 Dine 01 Elgll'al'llll 82 CloCk! of dlacord 186Aafltrll 157 Note ofiOIIt 148 The IIIII 1481<1nd of'-"""" • .. river waterfront study bill . . t15DIIpmch 131V..... 132 .......... RALLY - Richard Jones, right, chairman ol the Melp County Republican Exe(:ullve CommHtee, welcomed . Cong. · Bob McEwen, Ohio's 6th Cungresslonal DIStrk-1, at aRepubHcan raUy held Saturday at !lie Meigs Senior Cltlzem Center In Pomeroy. The principal speaker, McEw.,, who l<; being mentioned as a pos.'llhle candidate for the Ohio guvemor's post, spoke on general operations of the federal guvemment. Jones senred as master of ceremonl"" w;<! lnlroduood local Republican office oolder!l including Treasuer George Collins, Auditor BW Wickline, Recorder Errunogene Holstein Congu; Sheriff Howard Frank; Commls<lloners Mimning Roush and David Kolilenti; ·Clerk ol Courts Lil.riy S'""'ce11 PfOSe<,'lltjng Atromey Fre<Jcrick W, Crow m, and COunty Engli'ieer Philip Robert>;. H~mer ..Abele, M~Artbur, ljnd -Earl Stevenson, :Portsmouth; court of appe~}ud~ wereai!lo among the~ • people attencUn&- · . ~cEweQ, Miller, CfJ~spo~SQt •. toil All hiCI: II ot 281aln debt 31 Urgaon &II CUbictiOVapor depQsltors felt the Ohio banking she will "personally stand on the COIY)munlty was Influential In keep· corner In Worthington and do what I ing an out-of-state bank from can to ~a ll Sen. Gray." . entering Ohio. "lfeei he's totally unresponsive to In an empty field across the street the voters ," she sa id . "The banking from Gray's house. demonstrators lobby Isn't paying his salary erected a banner that read "Senator maybe 11 Is." Gray, Why won't you help us?" Just the beginning Kathy Beck, 32, Columbus, carSunday's protests were just the rled a sign truit read '"The sun can't beglnnfug of a series of actions shine today, It's Gray·• as she planned thlsweekbyth«>HomeState walked near the senator's home. Deposit!}rs Association. House to house One of the group's organizers, Joe In the Cohtmbus demonstration, Kawecki, said depositors today depositors traveled from house to would begin withdrawing a ll the house In a caravan o!carswith their money they have In Ohio banks. headlights on to symbolize solldar"Once we tak<' our money out of lty. None of the doors at the jiomes Ohio banks, we'll find some friend· were opened to them. ller out-of-state banks," he told a ' At Watts' house, depositors loudly crowd of demonstrators. chanted, "We knOw Watts wrong!" Kawecki said depositors wll) as theytnllrchedalongthesldewalk. withdrawtheirmoneyfromtheOhlo Afleraboui :llmlnutesofmarch· StateBank,theHuntlngtonNatlonal .lng at Watt~' house, depositors Bank, the Ohio National Bank and headed oti to suburban . Upper BancOhlo today and Tuesday. Arlington, where there was more By Wednesday, said Kawecki , demonstrating and chanting In front · depositors will withdraw all their of Colley's and Jiemnann 's homes. money 11 a bill Is not passed In the "lthlnkthese people (legislators) Senate toclearthewayforthesaleof are lnfluenced 1by publlc opinion," Home Slate. said Tom Beck. "They need to know Depositors also said they will step we're alive and real people." up their letter-writing campaign .Atlea&t one protester said she,will and stage a massive rally at the work to have Gray recalled from Statehouse TUesday. office. After the bill falle<! In the Senate, "Seventy-two days Is a long time thene was ·talk that It might be wlthoutmoney,"saldAudyLergent brough't up again for of suburban Columbus, adding that reconsideration. 105YGUioglleil 151 MltlwrnaUcaltlim 1153 You lind I 18 More corllln 20Rt>erduel<a 87 South AJ""••""Icai"""'n By United l're!talntema&lonal Stung by defeat of legislation to pem!lt the purchase of Cincinnati's Home State Savings Bank, an'gry depositors of the closed thrift Sunday demonstrated peaeefull:; In Colwnbus and Middletown at the homes of pollticlans and a banking executive. Carrying signs that read "Repres· ent voters not bankers" and "Shame . on You Ohio," as many as '150 depositors and supporters gathered at the Columbus homes of state . Sens. Theodore M. Gray and Eugene J . Watts, Ohio Republican Chairman Michael Colley and BancOhlo Chairman Arthur D. H«>rrmann. Gray and ' Watts, both R· Colwnbus: last Friday voted 11galnst a· bill that wpuld have permitted the Chemical' Corp. of NPW York lo buy Home State Savings. Other depositors picketed the · · Middletown home ol Republican state Sen. Donald Lukens, who at first had been In favor etthe bill but who Friday cast a negative vote. Had the bill been approved, It would. have paved the way for Chemicalto enter the Ohio banking arena and open Home State offices closed since March 9. Rick Matsa. ' an organizer In Columbus, said Herrmann was targeted for picketing bet;ause 101 "-from -- 18 Symbol for &liver 84 CaoJpt. 1 Section . 10 P•gea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday. May 20, 1985 07Judgll IIIINiiuilcll cry 1-441Cutofrn.t 147 Cty of CI:NI 11 Bundle 17 Morlli en tine Angry ·depositors demonstrate .... ,. . ;:. r:-DATI CALLI wastw. dryer & off·streel FARIIEII'S FARII - One ~ the area's better farms, 101 acres m/1, lots ~ Symmes Creel< at y· e $SAVE$ 4" 4'' 1" 1" • WORK wtd Tara RAlse. Middle, Angle CarllosJ, Poppy Princess. Tabitha Willford, Little MIS8 Poppy, Ailsa WWford WWford, Junior Mls<l Poppy, wtd Mw;dy RUMell, Back, Auxiliary member Louise Stewart, Mayor Charles Pyles and Margaret Yost, Poppy Chalnnw;. POPPY DAY OBSERVED - Racine VIDa&e ohltenred "Poppy Day" Saturday, May 18. Mayor Charles Pyles declared Saturday "Poppy Day" within the village as the ladles of the Rat.ine Americw; Legion AuxWary Unit 4m t-onducted the annual poppy sale!~. Shown are, front, Jenny Carlton Two area'· plants· may suffer from Superfund proposal WJU.OW ISLA~ID. W.Va. (UP)) - Amerbin Cyanamid may be forced to close Its Willow Island and Marietta, Ohio, plants If a federal propOSal to Include a tax on wastewater treatment is approved. · The Environmental Protection Agency Superfund re-authorization bill would penalize companies such as AmeriCan Cyanamid that have large treatment facilities, company officials said durtng the weekend. · The'Superfundproposalwouldtax .wastewaster, particularly highly diluted wastewater and would affect any plant dealing with a large amount · of hazardous wastes, said Fletcher Brown. Marietta plant 'manager. A Willow lslilnd official said the · bill would cause his plant to clooe. "We're extremely eoncerned with this legislation," the offlcll!l said. "Certain waste-end taxes now being proposed as part of ihe Superfund reauthortzatlon b!Ucould cost our plant $25 million to $50 million annually. Obviously, this Is unfair taxing. It Is many times our actual earnings." , "It would certainly close us down, too," 'said Brown. Company officials are contacting the West Virginia and Oblocongressional delegations to voice their opposition' to the propoSal. Brown planned tomret with Ohlo represen. latlves Sunday In Washington to Inform them about the bill "i!Othey'll vote to keep \IS in business." ''A lol of people In the area really aren 'I aware of the Impact It will have on the local plant s," Brown said. . Amertcan Cyanamid supports the Superfund bill. but company officials say It musl be funded "fairly." The company prefers the Superfund reauthoriza tion to be based on a feedstock tax at the present OXI million per year, a dry waste-end . lax ats.DJ million peryearandwlth any shortfall to be raised by a broad-based tax. ··'we support the Superfund reauthorization, but It must be funded fairly,'; said the Willow Island official. "Any necessacy waste site · clean-up at Cyanamid sites will be funded entirely by our company. This new tax Imposed upon Cyanamid will be used to mn-Cyanamld WASHINGTON - Four Ohio Congressmen have requested that $300,00J be Included In the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' 1986 budget for a comprehensive Ohio River waterfront study. River bank erosion and the role Ohio's urban waterfront at'Pas can play In llle creation of new jobs wUI be addressed by lhe study, accord· lng to 6th District Rep. Bob McEwen. Areas to be st udied Include · GaUipolls. Portsmouth, Ironton , Mariett a, Cincinnati, Mar tins Fen y, Steubenville and Easl Liver· pool, McEwen said. "The development of Ohio River waterfront areas Is vita l to lhefuture o( southern a nd southeastern Ohio." McEW<>n sa id. "Th is would be .the first compreh!'nslve study of the Ohio River as a major resource that would aid In the development of urban areas. Officials In many of the local cornmunitlt'S along the liver has expressed an Int erest in taking advantage of the Corps' expertise to evaluate ways of developing the urban river e nv ironment ." McEwen. a long with Reps. Doug Applegate, Clarence Miller and Tom Luken, have r<'QUested the fundin g !"rom the House Appropia· !Ions Suocommlttee on Energy and Water Development . Thl' proposed study will concentrate on general reco'Patlon development. fish and wildlife . enhanet.'ment . boating and improving the aesthetic . quality of the river communities, McEwen added . Fourteen Ohio counties covering . 450 miles of the Ohio River from the Ohio-Pennsylva nia border to lhe Ohio- Indiana border will be. In· eluded in the proposed study, McEwen said. ,, A resolution. endorsing Ihe study. wa s adopt('() by the Public Works and Transportallon Commlttf'E' lasr year. Personal income up in April WASHINGTON (UP)) - The nation' s personal Income grew a moderate 0.6 percent In Aprti but Income aft.er taxes skyurockt'tf'd 2.9 percenl because of th~ arrival of late Income tax refund cheeks, the Commerce Department said tnday. The Increase in the aft er-tax disposable Income was the largest on record but stU! did not represent a The report suggested that Amerl· m mplete recovery from the Income cans tina liy have more cash on hand tax refund snafu , the depao1ment but d!X'S not settle the question said. . whf't her they plan to spend It or save Refund problems cut disposable Income by 0.4 percent In Marchand it. 0.7 percent In February. The Increase in disposable inPersonal spending In April re· bounded, up 0.7 percen t after • come wou ld amount to$314 a year. to declining a revised 0.2 percent In an a nnual $11 .399 for cvccy American. March. locations." Help sought . ~~ private industry WASHINGTON (UPI) - fresl· dent Reagan IS looldng to private lnduslcy to Beize the lnltl•tive In extending the fruits of ecoiXlllllc expansion to reenagers-especiaily minor! !)I u,.enagers- who have yet · to benefit trom the Job boom. Turning his attentiOn to a segment of the populaUon that has been overlooked In the recovecy he has •• termed the "great AmeriCan mira· cie," Reapn today ll!Tangeda Rose Garden ceremonY to promote !IURIITll'r Jobs tor young Americans. In the 1a11 two years, Congress has · rejected Reagan's ·appeals to im· prove the employmentoutioOk In the • nation's urbal) areas by creating.. enterprue zones to spur ecommlc ~pment, and passage of a ~· sub-minimum wage lor teenagers. At the same time, however,. the ·president has been criticized lor opposing federal jobs programs · wtd , In hlsniost recentattackonS200 billion-plus budget defiCits, advocat • IJJg abolition oflheJobCorps, which targets employment and training efforls on the hard -core unemployed. LEI' 'l1IE GAMml BEGIN - 'llle Olympic Garnes have lbelr lorch-llpllng cettliiMIY 81111 10 doe8 the lniematlonal Chlcl<en ·Flying Meet. 'llle gaunes founder, Bob Ev•· Up.ts lhe flame, marking the . olllclal start of the IW. IIIIIIWIIevenl Moni thai 245 chickens competed in lour cahptlet durilig the compelltlon. · ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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