https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/687897bf896ab32abc0824e4495f9acb.pdf 87eebba3a53c410fac7f3124e0bbbeb1 PDF Text Text Friday, June 7 , 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Ohio lottery winnel'!l " FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 16TH CLEVELAND (UP]) _ Thurs. day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dl!lly Nwnber 601 . 1) I l '·' • j 1. j PJCK-4 Knit Shirts I SHORT & LONG SLEEVE by ARROW AND ROBERT BRUCE History of Pomeroy ftre department Lightweight Jackets by LONDON FOG & ARROW ......... ....,>!'-._,. Levi Denim Jeans PJs .. NEW OWNERS- Nick Wid Diana Dlle of Racine r.ecently pureha&ed the Middleport Bookstore. The lhles are celebrating their grand 1n this weekend with WI open house. 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The • ,. la\ll!h!er tbaL wm> ..,..V.a\Qftt over revival aJiparently was effective¥ an 8&-~r period wllen cllllclrild of It Ia lltllllalked about tOO;y 11111\j' the area learned thelrreadln', 'rltln' , western part d tbecounty. and 'rtthmatlc all he buDding. Arter the first revival, both school Stand~g. !lloile In a cleared area and cb!l.,fPh serViceS were held In the . . ~ar.. wOOd!! op CQUnty ·fwad 1, In bl!lldinVtron\ 19,37 thrpugh 1941. In SBlem TOWnship, til{> sChool :.:. now ·1944, Sylvia BroWn, t.he wife of Rev. :. known' as Fairplay Chapel- Is the R.D. Brown. traveled across the epltomeoftranql,lUIIy. · ~borho.od taking donations However, life again takes over lrom51J~isto$20,collectlngatotal one wrek a year whell revival ~ $94.03. . , serviceS ·are held the week before ThiS was added to $00 paid by the Father's Day and on Father's Day, Eastern Pilgrim Holiness Dlstrtct former students, their tamUies and Church, which purehased the propfriends swoop In for their annual erty as a location lor local church reunion - a time lor re')1lnlsctrig _ servtces. At this ~. Fairplay and renewing frlendilhlps. l . School beeallll' FairplaY, Chapel. · ~built In W5 ' . . Gl'll&e ~ bplldln& Pro!)erty on.· which the 'well- . Tlmemarchedonandltwasinthe malntilllled, picturesque ilchool of early J.!MIIs, when so many people yesteryear stands, was purchased were moving out of the area, the from a man by the name of Jacob buUdlngwasseldomusedforchurch Scott In 1855." Soon alter. a~ru.-room servjeeS. Then In 1961, the Eastern school house was constructed. Ptlgrtm Holiness ChUrch Dl!ltrtct Classes for grades one· through placed an advertisement In the eighl were taught In the one-room newspaperstatlngthattheproperty ' school from 1855 througH 1941, a would be sold at the Meigs County span of 86 years. sheriff'S office through sealed bids. During those years. there was · Arnold Grate, local businessman IIE.'ver any elect rlclty or water In the and a former student, noticed the ad structure. Water wa~carrloo from a In the newspaper. Feeling that lithe spring across the road from the propertywassold,Jtwouldundoubt' school house and electricity was not edly. be tom down, Grate promptly even available In the area 11!11111948. (Continued on pa~ A3) smallest on the Ohio River, while the dam, buill in ~937. 1s the oldest on therlvPr. As a resulT of ltsageal)d size, the facility can no longer accommodate larger lows and barges. Additionally, a $harp curve In !he river near lhe dam creates a bottleneck for river traffic. · The Corps of E ngineers have proposed that $32() mUUon be spent over a 10-year period to build two l,nl foot locks in a canal next to the ·dam. The propOsed canal will allow the river traffic 10 avoid the CUIVP . House approval of the project has be<'n obt~ined In past sessions, including last year, but was included In ·\. legislaTion that was killed In either the U.S. Senate or by Senate and House conference committees. ROTC student only Rio graduate commissioned into regular U.S. Army • • process and the appropriation process," Straw sa id. "Many representatives are against mixing both on an approprlatlons bill. The hardcbre opposition Is not to Galllpolls or the project, but to the procedure used ." A .bill authorizing the $320 million project Is expected to be sent tel the floor of the House following Its approval by the House PubliC Works and Transportation Committee sometime within the next three weeks, Straw added .. "The bottom llne," he satd , "ts that there Is movement on the project, but it's guarded. We need to take each step In the legislative process one at a time and aU we can do Is hang on." . The locks at Gallipolis, only 1m feet ·long, are the RIO GRANDE - When James Michael Jacobs of Bidwell receives hisdegt"eelnmathematlcstromRio Grande College and Con;ununity College today, he will be part of the first graduating class of ROTC students who aftended all four years a ttl~!" college. . ' Also, he Wlll 'be the only ROTC. i!"aduate to be commiSSioned Into llie' tegUiar army: an-bolioi'Oft!Y 10 percent of t)Je nation's ROTC lll"aduates will receive this year. JacobswaslormaUy.commlssloned a second lieutenant on May 31. ihe&>c!Sion toadmlthllildtredty Into the army. Instead of the army . reserves which ROTC graduates are typically assigned, was based on superior leadership and academic skills and his overall attiTUde. In addition to this recognition. Jacobs received the Grorge C. · Marshall award, presented to an Ohio University or RGC -CC ROTC student who receives the highest marks both In academics and in hls or her pertonnance during summer advance campatFort.Lewls, Wash. Jacobs received the Distinguished Military Graduate award, presented to the OU or RGC-CC RafC student graduating with the highest honors . Jacobs did not plan on a mWtary career when heenteredRioGrande. He received an associate degree In electronics from the college In llW!2. "I had diffiCulty finding a job at that time, so I decided to return to FAIRPLAY -'Ibis Willi lonnerb' the Fairplay ~ wNch Is the college and pursue a math believed to be the oldest one-room school- '1.30 years- sliD standing In degre<> In 1983. I talked to the people -theutem Ohio. q)MMI!!SIONED - James Michael olaa>hs of Bidwell receives his degree In mathematIcs from Rio Grande College Wid Community ~ today, he . will be part of tbe first graduat- ing class of IUJI'C st~ "who attended aD four years at the college. He will be the only ROTC graduate to be commissioned Into the regular army. ~·et at ROTC to see if i a scholarship. That surr'tllli. , •ent to (Continued on page 31 ' Quilt show underway ATHENS, Ohio (UPI ) - The month-long Quill National Exhibit featuring contemporary quilts from 26 states and siX foreign countrlto's begins Saturday al the Dairy Barn-Southeastern Ohio Cultural Arts C<o>nter. But Straw said tough opposltlon"on that measure Is expected as well. "We hope II stays In the bill," he said. "But there will be oppositiOn, probably through an amendment to strike t~ langilage." .The bill to he voted on Tuesday has an advantage, Straw said, In that It authorizes the expenditure of existing fUnding. . · The first measure was knocked out of the $13.4 billion supplemental .approplatlons measure by an amendment because some representatives felt "there should not be authorization on an appropriations bUI," S.traw said. "It's a tug-of-war between the authorization Ex-st~dents nme.Selltlael!i&aff . ATHENS. Ohio iUPI) - Jury SCI!'Ciion will conTinue Tuesday when the second murder trial of Vincent Dick<o>rson r<>sumes r In Athens Count y Common Pleas Court . Dickerson is charged in connecTion with the December shooling deat h of Robe':"' Keels of Haydenville. His first !·rial In April ended with a hung jury. Twenty potential jurors wlo'r<' qualified to hear I he case during the fi rst ttu·t?e days of trial. Four more are needed. ~Siaff GALLIPOLIS - A portion of a U.S. House of RepreSentatives approprlatlohs bill authOrizing the construction of a 1.7-rillle channel, two new locks and strengthening the foundation of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was pefeat.ld by the House Thursday. . · However, PhD Straw, an administrative assistant for Rep. Clarence Miller, ROhlo, said a second portion of the bill, scheduled to be voted on TueSday, contains language approvllig the expenditure of "$1.3 million requested by tbe U.S. Af!T\Y Corps of Engineers to complete engineering studies on the · project · and begin purchasing 550 acres of land adjacent to the dam. ' I I jury sele«>tion begin!!! By JOHN FRIEDMAN By BOB HOEFliJCH · · ~ laught!'r Sl('('r s: ()\r{>r 1./XXt lbs. 4.1.75 til 47. Slaugh~C>r- HC'Ifr r s: Ovl't' l.OIIllbs. :n-.J:t CA'I'TI..I: PRI CES: F'N"dt'r Sl('('f'S: (\.ood and ChOIC'(' I m500 lbs. li.1.fi7; fffi 7fl l lbs. 00.6:1. 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UP TO S22S· SWEATERS by ROBERT BRUCE A Middleport man was charged by the Gallla-Meigs postofthe State Highway Patrol with DWl and failure to control his car following a onr-vehlcle accident Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Meigs County ro and ' 3 in Rulland Townshlp. Troopers said John W. Casto, 39, of 543 Grant St., was northbound on ro. when he apparently lost control of his car, went off the right side of the road, struck a sign and came to · resl"in a field . He-was not injur-ed I~ · the 5:25 p.m. accident, which resulted in moderate damage to his · car. · D-1 1 LOT MEN'S MEN'S SPORT COATS & BLAZERS FROM + Socks by INTERwovEN AND CAREER (LUI I . 0 •• • - Take-One .................... . Insert by DANBURY a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; Wid 9:30 a.m.lo $p.m. on Saturday. The lhJes and employees Becky Amberger, Diana Bing Wid Susan Ughtfoot promise personal service. · nu.tness ........... .. -........ Deaths ..................... .... .... A-7 Editorials ..... .. ............ ...... A~ Sporls ........... .. ....... ....... ,C- 1-8 -Page Sol Leather Belts sale, some clearance Items as much as 75 percent off. Hours at the bookstore wW be 9: 30 a.m. to $ p.m.. Monday through 1bursday; 9:30 ~ · , :. · O~V.&Uey Un~Qek Co. i\longtheRiver .............. . 8--1 -8 by PLEETWA Y & BVD •., J Market report_. .. Art Buchwald explains his conversion to a non-smoker - Page A-4 •• •• 695 Reg. 9.95 . lncludeo C.rd C8H Never Needs 13atterfea-Powered by Light Has 4-key memory, autQoCOnstant, square root ' . percent keys. lkllglt LCD. 165-904 R.eagan; weighing SALT 2 compliance; decision Monday . r WASHINGTON (UP() President Reagan Is him a cable from LisbOn. Portugal, where he attended spending the weekend stlld¥ing options preparl!d by a NATO meeting. his top advisers on whether the United States should Reports hun Portugal IndiCated the NATO leaders continue to comply with the SALT 2 arms trt>aty with were unanimouslY recommending the United States the Soviet Union. • i . remain In compUance with SALT 2 to forestall an The president has promiSfd Congress an answer by . .n arms race escalatlpn and avoid a Soviet propaganda Monday. He Is required td submit a report on the , windfall II Reagan scrapped the treaty. status olthe unratl1led SAI.."j-2 pact urxlerthe Defense The aWance leaders Indicated they have enough Authorization Act. , problemstry!ngtosell Reagan's "Star Wars" missile Reagan flew to David Friday afternoon to defense program. Progress In the Geneva arms talks study the reports and his cabinet, hlive been blocked bytheStrateglcDe!enselnitlatlve, Shultz, woo smt which hal "put off Umlta lor negotiation. lncllldlng Secretary of The president's adviser's are split on the Issue. Hardliners, "Including Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Assistant Defense Secretary Rlchard Perle, urged the president to drop the accord In vkiw of alleged Soytet cheating. Shultz and the Joint Chiefs of Staff are reported to have told Reagan to stick with the treaty and -that the. United States has more to lose than the Soviets If he drops it. Congress, too, has signaled It wants the treaty to remain In Ioree. The Senate Wednesday adopted a non-binding resolution urging Reagan to stay within the bounds of the tfl'aty as long as the Soviets negotiate In good fait h in Geneva, SWit:rerland. On "Friday, 29 members of the 42-member HouS<' Foreign Affairs Commlttt?e urged the president to continue compliance wiTh the treaty on grounds thaT It "strengthens U.S. national security Interests." The issue has come to the forefront breaU:se the IIE'W Trident submMine Alaska wiTh 24 inlerconllnC'nl al missiles begins sea trtals in·Seplemher. The Ala~ka's nuclear weapons would put the United States over the l,:nl·mJsslle limit set In SALT 2. Reagaft's lax reform plan under fire "from all sides' WASHINGTON (UPI) - With President Reagan comptalnlng his tax pllm Is under !Ire from all sides, a string of taxpayer groups say the proposal (ails to quality as true refonn because of Its breaks lor J buslnes$. . Reagan Friday also rejected an Idea being floated on Capitol HUI that another tax bracket be added to his plaiiiO reduCe bene!ltc for the wealthy and shltt more relief to the middle clau. Earllertbl!lweek, the House Ways and Means Commlttee-chalrinan. Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl. D-111., said one of the maty tax reform options betna COIIIIclered was adding a fourth tax bracket on top of the I hree suggested by Reagan. Such a move could prevent the very wealthy from receiving a windfall from the plan. The current tax system has 14 brackets ranging from 11 percent to ~ percent. Reagan's plan would bave three: 15 percent , 25 percent and 3.'1 pem'lll. Asked If he would be Willing to consider a top bracket of40percent. Reqan said. "No, I thlnkthatwould be contrary to what we're doing. "As a matter of fact," he said. "I feel Uke l'm standing aaatnat a cellophane wall beingshot at by both Bides beCause there are tJso some pi!ople up thlj.re on the Hllll hat want to reduce that top bracket from 3S to , XI peu~ettt, so the 40percenters will · he llhDotlng and so will the 30 percenters and we think that top brllcket we've chosen Is a fair one.'" Meanwhlko, taxpayer groups told the Ways and Means Commit!('(' Frtda:Y that while Rl'aian's plan was better than the cutrent one. II did not Uve up to Its advance bllUng as a lair, "populist" proposal. The groups complained Rt '"' had kept too many ~'" breaks - ('lp!Cially lor the oil . . gas indulti'Y - wbldl had lftll eUmlnatal ill the original Tl e• - , tax plan releuedJast NtiiWIIlbet'( Con'rued~ , . A31 �June ' Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio.....:Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1985 Ex•students gather••'---~------tc_o_nu_nu_ed_r_ro_m.:.pa.:.ge_A_ll ~OHIO VALLEY FOODLAND +GALLIPOLIS FOODLAND . ~POINT PLEASANT FOODLAND :i•BIG BEND FOODLAND - LOOK FOR INSERT IN TODAY'S. PAPER FOR ADDDITIONAL ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS contacted IlK! Rev. OrvllleAwe, who was then the. Pilgrim Holiness District superintendent. Grate offei'ed to buy the building tor the cOn'lmunity and lormer students so that It could be used each year as a reunion spot for students and teacbers. Hearing this, Awequlckly agreed1o sell the building to Grate. All Grate had todowaspaythecourt costs and a small fee. • GrateboughtthepropertyonAug. 24,1964, andatoncedonatedlt to the . former students. Grate, Woodrow Mollahan and Donald Matheny 'named trustees _ - and ever ~Jnce. the building and school grounds have rung with good times annually as students reunite. Many student& stW alive There !Ire at least !ll former students of the aged school stU! living and of these, six became ministers after being converted In services held at the Fairplay Gllapel. · Tllere are four former teachers In the one room !AcUity stlll They Martha Chapman, . :Jilexter; Anna Ogdln, Rt. 1, Langstm'i'~~1"!lys Major, McArthur; and . Mt/MUlln, Mlller. ' .With the school having grovlded ~ades one through eight, olcourse:. many times sevei'Pl fromonefamlly would be doing their respective grade levt>l In the same one-room school - and for several years. Famlly,names are reflected In the some !II former students who are known' to ·ix- stlll living. The group were ti!Ying. ~ are . . Loltery winning pumbers: 853, 6450 TAVERN BONELESS ·, . CLEVELAND (UP!) - HAMS . ALL PURPOSE ,,_...., • Frtday's ~lng Ohio Lottery QUmbers: • Dally Number: 853. , ' Ticket sales totaled $1,357,332, with a payoff due of $696.141. PICK-4: 6<150. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $192,1m, wt•h a payoffdueof$1!6,911. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays$6,(112. PK'K-4 $1 box bet J>ilYS $253. $15 9 Ll WHITE POTATOES 11.$599 .Includes Donald Metheney, Delbert Methenl'y, Charles Metheney, Esther Metheney, Ora Meth('Rey Hoffman, George · Grate, Arnold · Grate, Robert Grate, Herman Grate, Wendell Grate, Paul Grate, Ova Grate Lyons. Eva Grate Hersman, WoodJllW-Mollohan, IJe. wey Mollohan, Darrell Mollohan, Reva Mollohan Johnson, Clovle Mollohan Johnson, Clovle Mollohan Brown, Opal Mollohan Mardesty, Ethel Mollohan Rife. Mace! Mollohan Adkins, Martha Mollohan Ward, Becky Mollohan Carter, Nobel Russell. Myrtle TrlpiPtt. ' Jimmy Triplett. Bob Shenefield, Ted Shenefield, Maxine Shenefield Deney, Juanita Shenelleld Day, Gladys Knotts, Bob Knotts, John Knotts, Carl Knotts, Richard Knotts. Wlladeen Bennett, Gerald Spires, Gilbert Fitzwater, John S. Cornell. Ben Cornell, Robert Cor- •' > • •J OSU trustees limit portfolio COLUMBUS (UPI!- Ohio State University trustees Friday voted 6-3 to limit Immediately to!> percent or the school's total portfolio OSU InveStments In companies that do businesS In South Afrtca. Ohio State President EdWard JenningS presented the divestment package t.o the school's Board of Trustees with a scathing attack on South Africa's apartheid policy of racial segregation, In addlilon to the Immediate 5 percent reduction, the board agreed to reduce by 1 percent annually Its !~vestments In companies that do business In South Afrtca untU apartheid Is ended. Jennings' proposal calls for an Immediate sale of more than $3.3 million worth ot stock. AIR CONDITIONER ·sERVICE •All Makes •Reasonable Prices RQTC student•...____ -t: (c_o_ntl-nu_ed_r_ro_m_pa_ge-Al),_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____!_ _ _ _ _ _:___ __,_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ haste camp and found I really liked the rntlltary," he said. "I was surprtsed. Before I looked Into the mllltary, I thought ltwasn'tforme." The second lieu tenant will work at the RGC-CC RO'fC as a Gold Bar recruiter on Aug. 25. 1ben he will attend the officer basic' course at Fort Gordon, Ga., to become a signal officer. In February 1986 he · will go to Worms, Germany, where the Fi1th Signal Command base 1s located. · The local ROTC program has enjoyed success this year, receiving · an "exceptional" evaluation. Jac· olE attributed much of the program's cohesiveness to cadets and· the eadre: · "It's like a lamtly," he said. "You· could say we're the biggest traternity on campus. Everyone Is a part oft he team here." Jacobs' father was an Air Force officer - and .Jacobs was bont at Wrtght-PattersonAirFi>rceBaseat Dayton. His father died In 198l, before his son joined the army. · ..• •J nelf. Clyde Phllllps. BUly Phllllps, Martha Ph!Uips, Wanda Phillips, Helen Phillips, Charles Davts, Carmel Davls, Margie Davts, Golden Camp. Ha r less Camp, Clair Shenefield, Thelma Shenefield, La unce Shenefield, Frank Knotts, Helen Knotts, Jes$le Knotts, Lllllam Camp Cardwell, Dot Camp Sorrell, Tolnetta Camp, Goldie Camp, MIIX McGlothlin, Cecll MCGlothlin, Marybelle M<:Giothlln Cherry, Ledapearl McGlothlin Lambert, Norma . Faye McGlothlin Sprouse. Reva Wiseman, Vera Wiseman, Dale McMillln, Della Norton, Denver Price, -Davld Brown, Wendell Brown, Cloon Brown. Laura Mae Brown, Ernie McGlothlin, Billy McGlocklin, Leo Taylor, Blondena Tayler Ranier. Hl'len Bias Jenklru;, Wanda BlasGrover,.Fred Bias and Lesta Bias. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-3 NOTICE TO .AREA CHURC-HES: "My father's · career had an lnfiuenceon my decision to enter the mllltary," Jacobs said. His mother, Yvonne Donnett, currently resides In Dayton. Jacobs resides In Bidwell with his wife, Earnestln~. , Tax refonn... (Continued from page Al) Floyd Haskell of The taxpayer's Commlltee agreed the president's proposal was better than !hecurrent system, "but Is a considerable retreat" from the first Treasury plan. "The president's plan ~ a · . trade-off In favor of corporatloiis at the expense of working, middleIncome Americans," argued AI BUlk of Cltlzerul Organized to Restore an Effective Corporate Tax. . ' · Fred Wertheimer, president of Common Cause, a public Interest group, questioned tlr plan's ability to raise enough money and a~ the commlttae to wrtte Its owh bill. ' 29.97 SlltED · TEX.AS . BACON Cantaloupe EA. 99 '69( . God is directing me. to take my testimony and His message into the churcJtes. 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WINGETT Publisher ' PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller LE'ITERS OF OPJNlON are w~lcomed. lhev ·should be.' less than JOO words . long. AlliE"! I(Irs art'su bJ rctt o E'CIIIIng and must ~ slgnll"d with namt'. addrE-Ss a nd tt' l('phone numbf'r!l . No unsjgn~ lf'IINS will bt• publlsht'd . Le11rrs should 'of' In good tastE', addrt-Ssl~g Issues, not prrsonulli i('S. lrreverence at the White House 1 ' • .. June 9, 1985 ' Irteverence Is the stock in trade at the White House press center. Wlien spokesman Larry Speakes was expounding on the upward leap in the p)'esldent 's job approval polls since his tax reform SpEECh, one reporter noted that the stock market also was bullish "just before the crash" in 1929. . Tile president has not had a full•fledged White House n¢ws conference sinej' March 21 when reporters showed up In a blaze of red, and he has no plans to hold one until the middle of the month. ~an time, he has been able to avoid questions in the usual way, On lea$lg Malvern, Pa., where he lobbied (or his tax plan, the engines of three helicopters were started up as Reagan left a building. He had to run a gantlet of about 25 yards past an area where reporters were roped off but coulo still shout questlons. . Tf\e president has his summer plans cut out.lor him. Planning ahead IS a way 'of life in the Whlt.e House wlth long· range schedules three months aht>ad. The plans call for two vacatlons for the president at his favoritt> retreathis tanch in the Santa Ynez mountains, where he b!ls alrnQSt total privacy ex~t for the Secrt>t Servlc;e agents and Anny Signal Corps members. He will spt>nd a week over the 4th of July holiday In California, starting at the .)>nd of June. Ht> also has three weeks set aside from mid· August untU La~r Day for more ranch time. Maureen Reagan, who has been Identified with women's c~uses for maily years, Is heading the U.s. delegation to the Internallonal Women's Cor#erence in Nairobi in July. "9'd the president's daughtt>r has made sure thatthe delegation Is made up ef prominent Republlcan women who lean toward the party views on wo*'en's Issues. · J9nimg ·thOse on the delegation ai'P fortner U.N. Ambassador Jeane • Kili<patiick, who had her own complaints about sexism on the White House -stai; Lynda Chavez, the president's assistant lor public Ualson, who touibt ag;ainst quotas and afflrmatlve action for women when she served · as fall director of the Civil Rights Commission. ~aureen Reagan and the White House nixed SpeakerThomaaO'NelU's '· th~ choices to serve.on the delegation: Reps. Olympia Snowe, l:t·Malne; Rose Oakar. i>-Ghlo. and Pat SchrOedt>r, O.Colo. : ·, • .,; · I~~ead, Reps .. LindY Boggs, !),La., and .Majotie . Jiolf~ R-Md:, w~~~ selected to serve. · : ~e delegation is expected to defend the administration's positions ag!nst the criticism of Third World delegates. ~ldent Reagan chatted about exe~lse with pro tennis star Tracy WASHINGTON - While high, Au!tln at the celebrities tennis match on the White House courts rece!'tly. ~ ~old Austin that he has two setsofexerclseequlpment, uslngonesetone • priced lawyers In New York bicker over the extent of ·uablllty for the : daS and another the next. But he told her that he gets "bored'' during the Union Carbide plant accident In ~ dallY rejlirpen and turns on the television set. Bhopal, India; last December, we president is barnstorming the country again, campaign style, in sent a reporter to the scene or the · helalt ot his proposal to revise the tax code. world's deadliest Industri a l OUt his wife, Nancy, has her own agenda and Is skipping Sjlme of the accident. president's out·of.town trips. This Is an eyewitness account of had a discreet "no comment" on a report In a forthtomlrl~ book that s.,. was bumped from Air Forc;e One during last ye.!!r's presidential the human suffering caused by the .• caf!palgn for worrying about her husband's chances, and a dip In the escape of methyl Isocyanate gas Cl!llfornla polls that turned out to he wrong. But the first lady admits to that killed at ~ast 2.001. The 11ftJg a worrier where her husband Is concerned. They are very close. acclderit also afflicted uncounted ~ · 4he has always felt that poUtical campaigns last too lon$. ahd she has a thousands with Illnesses that ha· ven't even been accurately dlagIPiiof supporters In that direction. , ~~for the Reagans that Is all over. He has rut\ his last political race tor nosed, !lnd which doctors are - bfrtlselt, even though he wUI be qut heating the bushes for Republican calldldates who are running In 1!W!lt _ ·• · The president Is singing thepralsesofhlgh prospt>rity and thenew·smcon ,. 'valley In Pennsylvanlil on his tax reform crusade .. But for some allis not rt ftl(t 11uw.<Jory. One black woman in the audience In Malvern, Pa., told When someone gives up smoking re;orl~ that she had been "laid off" the day before from one of the he or she wants the whole world to • hlllt·tee\.CSfRpanles and had come to see the president "out of curiosity." hear about it. I know you weren't . ready lor this, dear reader, but 1 given up cigars. I am a have • ~ I born-again nonsmoker - a con· fessed sinner who can now walk Into • any crowded room without stinking • •• up the joint. Don 't go away. I want to tell you the story of my conversion.'- It •• doesn't do any gOOd to stop smoking If no one wlllllsten to how youdldlt. • •• First, I have to give (:,redlt where • credit Is due. I couldn't have done It " alone. I got some help from that Big Nonsml,)ker In the sky. ~ It all began six months ago when, ' F after lighting up one of the six or seven cigars I smoked every day, I ••• suddenly heard loud coughing In the • heavens. Then thundering voice boomed, "PUT OUT THAT • DAMNED CIGAR." I didn't pay any attention because I was sure He wasn't talking to me. A!ter all, I had been smoking for ~ " Hey, how 's Mike De(Jver, formerly over 40 years and He never raiSecl any obJections before. So i conBELEAGUERED Mike Deaver?" • tinued for another week. Then my ~ : chest start.ld to feel lousy and I becal)le hoarse. I looked ilp and said, "Wb!lt's going on1'J' Thevolcecamedownandsald, "i ' 'l)ldaY IS Sunday, June 9, the 160th day of 198> with~ to follOW. TIIOUGHT I MADE MYSELF · CLEAR. · WHAT KIND OF MES• 'Jho moon IS entering Its last quarter. SAGE DO I HAVE TO SEND ~e morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. · • YOU?" Die evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. "Okay," I said. "I'm wllllng 1to 1}1ose born on tbls date are under tbe sign ol Gemini. They Include deal. Let's just saylcut down to two ~ter Cole I>orter in :oo.'l, and actors Robert Cummings In 1910 (age or three a day?" · 7!1 ),ADd Michael J. Fox In 1961 (age 24) . He wouli! have ·none of ft. "TilE • Cf1 thll date In history: i NUMBER IS NON 19t3, Cmaress pa581!d an act providing for "pay·as-you·go" Income NEGOTIABLE." , cleductlonl. ~g employers to withhold tax payments from "How about one petit corona .; , · after dinner?>' ftll' :t. ftrsl baDistlcs mlsslle·lli1jlg submarine - the "DON'T uil;oERSTAND · •. IIUCJ._ George Washlngion - was launched at G~ton, Conn. Mapr ;. . ... , 'the , :Cbe powerless to treat. Indel!d1 the lucky ones may have been 1hose who died within hours of the disaster. · · Our reportl'r, Lucas • Rivera, moved In with the wretched survivors In' the shantytown just across from the Union Carbide plant. Here Is what he ·saw and heard. It does not make pleasant rea,dlng: , - Nasreen All, 24, wept' as she ' talkl!d abOut the "devll's . wind" that swept Bhopal. "I can never forget that horrible nightmare," sht1 said. " I pray I·amdead before I witness 11 · . . again." Once she clutched her chest. explaining that the pain In . her lungs felt like "a ·ball of fire." Nasreen ' s · sevto n·monfh ·old daughter .cries In pain every tIme she takes a breath . Her eyes are watery white and pu• flows from her nose. " My daughter used to cough," Nasreen cries In anguish. "Now she Is ,not able to bt('athe. Now she vomits." '· - Syed ll'Shad, 26, was uncons· minutes afier the clous for poisonous fumes swept ·over his shanty. When he came to, he was able to rescue his family. Now he Is w Bom-:again nonsmoker :r :... ~ Berry s World_ ... •• - • • - • •' "" a .. ' '~ ~· -~ ~. ~ 5 :, .oday in history 'J ~ l . Y.ou ENGLISH?" the vol~- ~id. To make His point He shoved a hot coal down my thrqat and I started to · gasp for air. Yes, He was responslt!le for my quitting, but He didn't give me that much help once I gave It up. A!ter I we~t cold turkey I had to face the prospect of earning a living. I could smok,e a cigar without writing, but I couldn't write without smilklng a r~lgar. In the beginning l just stared at the paper. To get going l tried typlngexerclses such as "Now Is the · time for all good men ... lor all good men ... for all good men ·... for all gOOd m en ·to· light up a Monte Cristo Havana No. · 3." . My mind would work In curious· ways. I would want to write about the MX mlsslle system, and the only thing that came out was "Puff the Magic Dragon." The song "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" droned . In m);' head, and the Marlboro Man _ kept riding across my computer · · screen. · Finally, In desperation, I lOoked up to the heavens and said. "How· long do you expect me to keep this up?'' The .voice came down, 'TRY CHEWING GUM.' , · I was skeptical, but the first time, I shoved a stick of gum In my mouth It worked. I found out If you have to · keep moving Y01't jaws all the time, you don't miss having a wet stogie between your Ups. Well, It's been all uphill slrice then. After my decompression period 1 discovered the beautltul world of nonsmoking. My lungs are now getting all the oxygen they so richly deserve ;md II)Y brain cells seem to· ~ relieved !bey don't have absorb soot from morning until 1o night. What is eVen better is I ~m hoW a member of that band of brothers and sisters who can walk Into a restaurant or get on ''" airplane and say loudly to the hostess: "No smoking section, please! " I have to admit that like all born·agaln nonsmokers I look down on thosewhoare st lll hooked. I don't ~et angry IVIth them but I do something worse. I borethem.I fl'll Doonesbury CHESHmE- Cheese and butter of lnoome to establish eligibility. •' Documents accepted to prove will be diStributed In GaiUa afl!l Meigs counties Wednesday by eUgibllity are ADC Medicaid card, • Gallla·Melgs Community Action SSI letter, statement of Income · ·:: Agency. . signed by CDHS case worker, food :. Distribution of the commodities stamp eUglblllty card, lll')e!Tiploy· will heginatseverallocatlonsinboth ment book, HEAP acceptance letter, targeted job tax credit counties at 1 p.m. ·: Gallla County distribution sites voucher, Social Security let.tel' or are the Guyan Township Volunteer cancell!'d check Indicating income :' Fire Department, Mercervllle; Gal. a tor below 150 .pt>rcent ofthelncorne lia County Junior Falrgroundsf..... 1!11ldellne and employment checks •. Mount Carmel Baptist ChurcH, "fiillicatlng income at or below 100 •, Bidwell; and . the Guiding Hand pt>rcent of the Income guideline. .; All documents shown must be School, Cheshire. In Meigs County, distribution sites current; CAA officials saJd. . are the American Legion Hall, Foodmaybeplckedupbyothers :: :; Racine; Meigs County Fair- . for senior citizens . only . .Senior grounds; Tuppers Plains Fire citizens are asked to send proof of. •, ', Station; Pagevllle Town Hall or the income and a signed note granting, . •, Harrisonville Fire Station. pt>rrniSslon for another person to :: up their commodities. :: pick Recipients must fall within 150 ·. Persons picking up food commod· percent of U.S. Office of Budget and are asked to bring large paper· Illes Management Income guidelines. bags or small boxes. < ' Recipients must also provide proof POMEROY - The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will hold meet In regular session Tuesday at noon at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Guest speakl'r will be sam Crawford, presenting a program on retention and t>xpanslon of business. All mt>mbers are urged to note the change of location and to attend the J!Jne meeting. Clerk's office to ·close GALLIPOLIS - The Clerk of Courts offices in the Gallla County courthouse annex wUI be closed Thursday, June 13, and Thursday, June ·al, to allow office staff to move Into their new offices on the third floor of the annex. ' The title department will be moved on June 13 and ihe legal department will move June 20, according to Clerk of Courts Louise Burger. • ., ,. -' r;::::::=::::=::::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====::;-•' Seven bonds forfeited • RACINE - Seven oo,endants have forfeited bonds in the C9Urt of Racine Mayor Charles Pyles. They are Nonnan Deem, $00; James Sellers, $39; William Russell, $42, all on speeding charges; Audrey Anderson, $43, stop sign violation; Mike Hnddleston, $1,13, !repassing; Don Guinther, $27, lmjlropt>r parking; James Oyer, $35, passing stopped school bus. POMEROY _- Two cars were damaged ·In an accident at the lntPrseetlon of Liberty Lane and West Main Street at 12: 22 p.m. Friday. Pomeroy Pollee said a car driven by Hazel Smith, Mason, W.Va., backing on Liberty Lane, and a car driven by Lisa R. Ferrell, Hartford, W.Va., attempting a turn off of Main Street, colUded. ·There were no Injuries and no charges were flied, according to the pollee report. Vocational programs ope'n RIO GRANDE - The Gallla·Jackson·VIilton Joint Vocational School District has openings in. nine vocational programs at the Buckeye Hills Career Center and in two programs at the career center In Vinton County for area high school sophomores juniors and seniors for the 198$.86 school year. The programs 6pPn at Buckeye HIHs are: Air Conditioning and Heating, Community and Home Services, Commercial Food Preparation, Computer Related Office Specialist, Forestry, Business and Marketing Education, Welding, Occupational Work Expt>rlence and Pre-Engineering Graphics. 11w Nurse Assistant and Fann Management programs at the VInton County facUlty also have openings. ... Interested students who wish to oblain further infor.matlon or wiSh to enroll til one of the programs should contact their high si:hool guidance off!ce ,or the Student Services Office at the Buokeye ·Hills Career Center, 245·5334, ext. 212. · - 1 I having respiratory problems. He used (o be able to lift abOut 130 pounds at his job as a consiructlon laborer; now he ca n barely carry s.o; pounds. "There l,s no time for fear," he said. "After working 12 hours a day IVIth • my hands, there is nothing left to think abou1 when- you ' rl' Pxhausted." Then a slreri at a distant factory : .; sounded - quilting time, not an emerg!'ncy - but Syed shivered. "Every time I hear that siren," he expla ined, " I remember the nightmare." Art BuchWald them my story from beginning to end- how I was oncp a Sl'~en·l\-day Dunblll man. but through the Int ervention of ·. , hlghPr spirit became a six·pack Doublemlnt gum fan . Thim I warn them that we nonsmokers not · .only consider ourselves holier than they, but believe we have a mission to either 'convert all smokers or per.s eeute •them until we drive the tobacco de mons~rom their souls. RGC-CC receives gra"'t . . . . ' . · RiO~GRANDE...;. An unrestricted $15,00J.grant from' the Don Allen Charitable Educational Scientific Foundation of Miami Beach, ~a ... has been received by Rio (:;rande Col,lege and Community College. . Rio Grande President Dr. Clodus R. Smith said the grant would :be used to "assist with current operating expenses." . The grant was made by Esther Bradbury Allen Greer, the president of lhr foundation and a member of the College Board o.! Trustees for 26 years. will"" Shelly Wlnebtetulet, left. to right, chained together as they tap Sunday altemoon to "Better With A Friend.'' at theannualsprlngdance recHal at Southern Wgh School scheduled for 3 p.m. ' POMEROY - Eight calls were Dr. Oayo to Veterans Memorial; . ·answered by local units Friday, the Tuppers Plains at 5: 58 p.m . took Meigs County Emergency Medical William Grueser from Tuppt>rs Plains to Holzer Medical Center; Services reports. At 6:49a.m., Tuppers Plains took Pomeroy alB: 17 p.m. took Richard Eleanor Sees from Reedsville to Reuter from an auto accident on Camden·Oa rk Hospital in Parkers- Ball Run Road to Veterans Memor· burg, W.Va.; at 1:05p.m.,Syracuse Ia!; Syracuseat8: 24p.m., took Chris took Beatrice Blake· to Veterans · Jacks to Veterans Memorial and Tuppers Plains at 8:26 p.m. took Memorial Hospital. Merlin Robinson from Ohio 681 to Middleport at 1: (IJ p.m. took Camden-Clark HospitaL VIrginia Lichter from the office of , GALLIPOLIS - Two men were cited by Gallipolis City Pollee • Frtday. Jacob L. Bapst Jr.; 31, of 13 Court St., was cited for OW! and driving left of center, and Emil R . Tope, 18, of Rt. 2, GallipoliS, was cited for lrnpropt>r backlng. .DAN THOMAS & SON SHOE STORE ~:::: Complete KIU In Stock _- :;:;;:: Also Other st... In Stock Alto,. Ground Pools S §GIOI 24 lound, AI' DHp ...... ............................ 55 1 . ' $ 3 500 ',, ,j '• ' ' FOR 12 VISITS (INCLUDING ONE FREE) Buy Any Hanes® 3-Packand Get •2.00 Back By Mall! ... ' ' ,, Gallipolis. Ohio. by !he Ohio Volley Pub· llshln~ q,mpany / Multlm('dla , Inc. Se cond class posta~f' paid at Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 . Entered as SE'cond class 1f!alllnp: mattl'r at Pomeroy, Ohio. Post . 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Veterans·Memorial DOWNTOWN GAUIPOUS Driver ticketed · SHEAR PLEASURE TANNERY and HAIRSTYLING C5NTER Cited by police "Across irom the Park" Man Jailed BY GARRY TRUDEAU ' BETTER WITH A FRIEND - Dancers Leigh Anne Redovtan Will Eight emergency calls taken Police report accident :~· . . ' -r ,, . Butter, cheese distribution set ~~ ·Pomeroy chamber meets at VMH I should report that I asked the president one more qupsflon: What did he think about the hypothetical ' pos.siblllty, some day. or providing p. privately administered alterna· live to federal Social Security? The president gave me the look of a m an who has just stepped barefoot Into a room full ·or s nakes. Sqclal Security questions h~ve bitten him .before. I can· report that he answered the question , aftpr a fashion, but I have read a trai)Scrtpt of his answer three times and I have yet to know ·· what. he said. . ' . Local Briefs:---. MIDDLEPORT- Mlddl~rt Ch~mber of Commerce wUI meet I . p.m . Tuesday at the LaSalle' Restaurant with John Ric~ and Sam Crawford as guest speakers. . 'Ilte two men represent the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service, Crawford will outline a retmtlon and expansion program for Meigs · County. · • 06 had supported In the past, one for a balanced budget and the other to prohibit abortions. "I haven't lost Interest at all." He knows how much Is on the congressional plate ' this year; he has been told that the amendments must he put on the back of the stove "but I have not retreated from them a bit." I Inquired Into the vocl(erous opposition being voiced by civil rights leaders to the nomination of William Bradford . Reynolds as associate attorney general. "I think part of this Is aimed a t me," Reagan said. "They've CI'E!ated this Idea that somehow I'm an enemy of clvll rights." Now the president's . temper was rising: "I was working for civil rights before they used the term- back In the '30s. when I was a sports announcer. I was one among a handful In the country who opposed the banning of blacks from organIzed baseball. ·1 was fighting that battle back then." The president recalled the years when racial segregation· was lawful. In those days many employers would hire two or three blacks and say their quotas had been .filled. ' Reagan saw the same thing happened In reverse today . "A quote system opt>ns the door to the . sa me 'kind of discrimination thai on_ce took place." Turning to the matter of .iudlclal nominations, I asked what kind of judges he was looking for. He was waiting for that question. "I'm looking for judges who interpret the Constitution and don't attempt to rewrite It ." Age Is a consideration In nominating judges, but it's not the major thing. The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-6 . Middleport chamber to meet Humall ·wreckagc::~~e==·;:::::=;:====Ja=c=~=A=n=de=·;=..,o=n=&=···=Jo=s=ep=h=-s~p=e=ar· • • r---. Page-A-4 WASHINGTON - A few days guilty.'• ' country than we've found yet and, ago two senators , Pryor of ArkanThis reporter has known Ronald · frankly, we just did not want to do sas and Chiles of Florida. called on Reagan for 15 years, covered his anything that would discourage President Reagan to fire Caspar campaigns, enjoyed his company, exploration." Weinberger. they had lost confl· benefited from Interviews with . It's also been charged that his . dence In the secretary of defense, him. The president lias changed program of tax reform Is skewed In and they wanted him out by little In this pt>riod. His hair Is favor of the rich. Snapped the Thanksgiving. turnlug pt>rceptlbly gray; the llnes president: "It just lsn 't true." He A day later this reporter asked . are deeper around his eyes, but he acknowledged that a handful of the president for his reacflons tot he looks as fit and muscular as he did - taxwyers with really extravagant senators' demand. when he was governor of Callfor· earnings would benefit, but only a "My reaction Is that they're out of nta. Unlike such predecessors as few are at that exotic leveL their cotton-picking minds," said Johnson, Nixon and Carter, whose What about his desire to eliml· the president of the United States. complex characters were ravaged nate the $1 checkoff for the He was In a feisty humor that by InseCurity and doubt, Reagan Is financing of presidential elections? afternoon, full of Pl'P and splzze- a man of surpl!sslng serenity. If he The New York Times had said he rinctum, and the unfairness of the were assigned to clean the Augean · was "acting like a sneak" In this attack on Weinberger gave him the stables, he would get cheerfully at proposal. .The president grinned. I sputters: the task, certain that he would find had made his day. Getting rid of the "I think the worst thing that has a pony In there somewhere. checkoff line on Form 1()10 would happt>ned Is that someone who But this afternoon he was full of help to simplify the form , but comes In .and Is correcting abuses vinegar. To the suggestion that he beyond that, "I've never believed In that have been of years and years had caved In to the oil lobby on tax government funding of camlong-standing, that every time refQrrn, he bristled as severely as paigns." Why not? This Is because there's a success story and they find ~agan ever bristles. "We didn't "the government decides who gels .another thing, like a $400 hammer cave In In any way." He will Insist it." Guaranteed funding detracts -we don't buy that, we find it. It Is Qll preserving ' an Incentive for from the old.fdea that candidates , under this admlnlstra)lon and wildcatters to "go out and gamble should be able to raise funds from under hiS management of the their money so they can find some their own supporters. "If they can't Defense Department that all of oil." get that kind of support; they these things are being uncovered. "Almost 50 percent of our. tr11de shouldn't be seeking public office." Yet every time he uncovers one, .Imbalance Is made up of the Switching subjects, I asked the they turn It around and say that It's necessity to buy oil, to Import oil. president If he had lost Interest In some klnd of sin tor which he's We khoW we've got more oil In this two constitutional amendments he film~ HOBAKT·WIUlON JR. Executive Editor The Sunday Times-Sentinel Reagan: feisty ,2::::::;;s=:;e=r=:;e=n~e~.====.J=am=e=sJ=.=K=ilp=a=trrc=·k A Division of 8251111rd Ave., GaiBpoUs, Ohio (8U) 446-2342 • PomerQy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Plus manv more tpeelal• ••• HE uNDERSTANDs ' General Practice al;ld Expertise In Medicine Athletic lnfuries Obstetrics Diabetes Dermatology Hypertension Osteoporisis Pediatrics OPI!N DAILY t A.M .· S P.M. . 675-6971 Point Pteeunt OPEN MONDAY nL I '·"' �Peg a A-6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel ,fl 'l June 9, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-7-: Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. County court. processed 54 cases last week · Zone forecasts . omo MIAMI VALLEY luneral hornefrornS.9p.m. Monday. Increasing c.Joudlness Sunday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. The hJghs wtll be In ·th£> mld Ins. The probablllty of preclplta· tlon Is :ll percent Sunday. · CENTRA~, SOUTHWEST 50 ·"'e PORK SHOULDE~ . omo 80 F91faa Indicate "**"'-n' temparaturaa ~--.:=.=:::::::-:-""=::::=::::::7-::--::-~~-----~ 1 'PRONTAL SYSTIMS & AIR FLOW STEAK Partly ·cloudy through Sun· day. Highs between 85 and 90 Sunday. The probability <if preclpltalion Is 20 percent Sunday. Winds will be from the southwest around 10 mph today' ~:~:~~~ less than 10 mph ~· $119 PAU.IPOLJS - Hugh Walker, GREAT fOR GRILLING SPARE · RIBS PICKlE LOAF Partly cloudy through Sun• day. ·Highs today will range between 85 and 90 Sunday. Lows tonight will be near 65. The · probability of preclpita· ' tlon iS 10 percent Sunday. . PbrATO · PATTIES HASH BROWNS . soum CENTRAL omo ' Lr. "99( lAKE ERIE Winds will be from the southwest to west at five to 15 knots lhr?Ugh Sunday. ·-High BONELESS . E~tended· tor·eorzstl CHUCK -Low ' Monday through Wednesday: !;~l~tl~ll Waalher Setvlca Forecaatto 7 a.m. EST 6-9-BS Chanceofshowersandthunder· n · lllt'f W. .thar Fotocaat ® storms Monday and fair Tues· ~--------------------...1 day and Wednesday. Lows will •' in the mld 50s to mid 60s. Highs ~; WEATHER FORECAST - During early Sunday morning, will be ln the 70s Monday and In ;:~~~owen~ are forecast lor portions of the upper Great Lakes Region. the mid 70s to mid Ins .Tuesday ;:Eiaewhere, weather will be fair In general. and Wednesday. ROAST . LEE ETHRIDGE· Wishes to express their sincere thanks for all the love, thoughtfulness, prayers and kindness shown to us at this time; . The White-Ethridge Funeral Homes in bot,h location~ willcontinue to serve the public with sincere love and understanding. THE L~E ETH.IDGE FAMILY .THE JACK WHITE FAMILY 1 BOILED .HAM THE ' SOUTtiEASTERN OHIO PIT BULL CLUB SPRING SHOW JUNE 16, 1985 ; . .STEAK Registration: 9 AM-12 Noon ·show Time..::.. 11.M. For Mort lnf'Ormation • ~· ;.~ PAPER . TOWELS PEAK PINTO BEANS TREND - -- ' -' EA •• 4LB. lAG $199 ... . . S9( LAUNDRY $ DETERGENT . . I •, FABRIC SOFTENER l 39 ~ .SNUGGLE $10 . FAMILY SIZE .. . 179' SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME PHONE 446-1543 . CUBE Meigs Co. Fairgrounds ENJRY FEE: $1 0. 50 LB. FRESH TENDEI & JUICY At Tht Final Week to Save! SALAD ~:~~~EN ~. $1 89 ,. $199 Will Have Their $ HAM 95°/o FAT FREE LB. ' f39 FRESH SUPERIOR ·CALL 949-2660 . '· ''· $299.· LB.$ ::coL$199 SHEDD'S COUNTRY· CROCK· MARGARINE $299. c ceg . $459 "Danbury" ' Recline-Rocker recliner Hand$ome tfaditional choir adds distinction to your decor . Quolit,y constructed to seat you comfortably for years. Favorite colors to choose. Infant Cade died at 1 p.m. Friday in the Veterans Administration Hospital inHunting· !~,W.Va. , ·. 'I Born Jan. 29, 1896, in silli Creek. W .Va., Son of the Ja"te Vinton and Ellen Robins Walker, he was a broom rnakt>r, ·a World War I ~~ran and a member of Veterans of. Foreign Wars Post 44&1 and American Legion Lafayette Po5t27. He married Agnes Marte Gibson on March 1, 1918, and she preceded him In death in 1961. Surviving are two d;IUghters, Hlldl! Oller of Gautpolis, and Mrs: John tEleanor • Ferguscin of Cha · rleston, W.Va.; three grandsons and two great-grandsons; and a brother, I,ee Walker of Lake Worth, Fla. Funeral serviceS will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday ln Miller's Horne for Funera Is In the fonner Warehime Funeral Home. with the Rev. Everette Delaney officiating. Burial will be ln Ohio Valley ·Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the GAU.lPOLIS - Angel Nicole Cade died at birth Friday In Hol~r Medical Center. , She was the daughtt>r of Rick and Kimberly (Cox• Cade of Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Suivfvlng a(\' a paternal grand· mother, Reba Cade of Xenia ; maternal grandparents, Gerald and Wanda Cox of Rt, 1. Northup; a paternal grE'at -grandfather, Em· rnett Knipp of Xenia; maternal great-grandparents. Ranford and Ella Mae Cox of Crown City, and Willard and Geneva Cox of Nor· thup; maternal great-g reat· grandparents. Shelly Slone of Crown City and. Laura McGuire of Northup; . and several aunts and uncles. . Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m, today · in Mlna Chapel Cemetery. with the Rev. John Jeffrey officiating. Arrangements are by Willis Funeral Home. ,.. "" SALE UBERTY S269 ~Ina-Rocker recllllef CJolllc ... c:omfottobl~t . . . it's rhe in the houset moot piDp<Jior ...0. reg.$539 $349 SALE "The Avenger" $369 "The Dreamer" Recllno-Rocker recliner Recllna-Rocker· recliner European inspired dnigr Is bold, plush and contemporary. Enjoy! Modern e"cltemenf, wit~ a soft, pampering tr iple~pillow bock. costs; Paul VanHorn. Mount Hope, W.Va., $22 and costs, Reta Roush. Pomeroy, $25 and costs; Rod . Yanen, MoundsvUle, w.Va., $21 and costs; Angela Brtckles. Pomeroy, $24 and costs; Beryl Wilson Jr., Reedsvllie. m and costs; MauriSha Nelson, Middleport, S23 and costs; Robert MlUer, Middleport, $23 and costs; Kathleen Garnes. Gallipolis, S23 and costs; Thomas ElliS, Kent, sro and · costs: Kevin Sheppa<Q, TuppersPialns,$2Dandcosts; Mary Floyd. McConnelsville, $23 and costs; Chris Gallagher, Strongs· ..,., ""' ...,.,.,,.," ,..., ..mo, SID,..., , _, , _ w...,, • Middleport. $21 and ·coots; James reclamation processes. AI~ fl~ were Rick Chevalier, ReedsvUie, $250 and costs, three days In Jail. 61Hlay license suspen· slon, DWI; Larry Smith, NI'War.k, • GAU.IPOLIS- Three.men were treated and released from area bos"pttals lollowtng two Friday accidents. ' Hospital officials said 1\?:ichael R, Thomas, 23, of Rt. 3, Gallipolis, and Robert L. Lambert, 34, of Oreana, W.Va., weretreatedand released at Holzer ·Medical Center after their cars collided ' ~ad-on on Bob McCOrmick Road. ·Richard Reuter, 70, of Ball Run Road, Pomeroy, was treated at VeteranS' Memorial Hospital for cuts and' bruises atter ·his pick-up went off the righf side of Salisbury Township Road 20-A, a ' nursing supervisor said. The Gallia-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol said Thomas was . southbound on Bob McCormick and Lamberi was northbound, when their cars reportedlY met ln a curve about one-halt rnllesouthof0)llo160. Troopers said Lambe"rt allegedly · struck-Thomas' car head-on. • Lambert was cited by the patrol for driving left.oi center following tbe 8:40 a.m. accident, which Klrkpatrlck, LondonvUie, $10 and costs, tmproperpasslng; Lawrence Darst, Middleport, $30 and costs, improper passing; James Councll, Langsville, $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle; John Snedlker, New $100 and .costs, 61Hlay license Marshfield, $5 and costs, unsafe su~penslon, ·'·reckless operation; · vehicle; Donald Johnson, Long Hardyman. Gallipolis. $'ll and costs; Delmas Goff, Langsville, $'ll and costs; Sharon Grlffln, Reeds· ville, $'ll and costs; Kimberly Dugan, Racine, $25 and costs; AlanCurnrnings,Porneroy,$100and Bottom, $10 and costs, unsafe costs, $50 suspended, six months vehicle. probation and refrain • from corn· Fined for speeding were Betty plalnant, disorderly conduct; Cha· Parsons, Athens, $7ll and costs; rles Harn(lf:on, VInton, $~ and · Harold McOaskey, Heath, $21 and .. assured clear distance . ·while passing. A (iallia CountY man wascttrofor assured clt>ar dlstanct' following a two-car collision on Ohio 160 Friday flernoon. Linda J. McClask<'Y. 29. o( Rt.1, Vtnlon, was northbound .on 160, Y,ben troopers said ~he stopped for (raffle. Another novthlll)und car. l'perated by James Coleman, 52: of tu. 1, Bll!weil, l'l'portedly could not stop ln ttme and struck McClaskey from behind at 4p.m. Coleman'scar sustained moderate and I I ""~ MAYO Mo·NUMENT co. I bade the insilrance I sell with good neiglibor service." 1.---------------------, tmoperssaldcausedheavydarnage to both vehicles. Reuter was northbQun!l on :,!0-A, . when till' . patrol S&ld · he met a . .soulhbouiJil.y an operated by Lrona · G. Duckett 25, of Pomeroy. As the ~hiclesapproachedeachother. the · patrol said there was no contact as Reuter reportedly went offtherlght side of the road and overturned, causing heavy damage to his pick-up. . Duckett was cited by the patrol fbllowtng tbe 8:10 p~m. accident for It child restraints. ' 'A Darke County woman was cited by troopers fol_lowlng a two-vehicle accident Friday night on U.S. 35. ; The patrol said Robert W. Patterson, 61, of Henderson, W.Va., was eastbound on 35, around four miles west of Ohio .7, when a car <jrtven by Stephanie D. Deweese, 711, or Greenville. reportedly struck the .l>arof his plck-upas she apparE'ntly pulied out to pass him. No Injuries werE' reported ln the 8:10p.m. accident, which troopers $aid caused light damage to both 'fl'hicles. De-weese was cited by the patrol for failure to ·maintain an Davl~ Huston. Syracuse. $24 and I costs; Leland Kirby, New Haven.j $24 and costs; Lenora Moore, Pomeroy, $22 a!!d costs; Paul Lupardus, Vincent, $21 and costs; '! James Savercool, Hebron, $21 and costs; Martin Broderick, Pomeroy, : $23 and · costs; Norman ·Corder. • Akron, $Zl and costs; Lee Bing, ' Rutland. $24 and costs and James Rlffk', Syracuse. $25 and costs. · 1 Forfeiting bonds ln Meigs County • Court were Timothy M. McDaniel; I· Cheshlre,$42.50,overload; DavldR. : Wilcox, Pomeroy, $270, overload; I """' E. ' " - ' -• overload; Jil!Tles C. Brunty, Dan· ville, W.Va ., $42speedlng; James Nibert, Gallipolis, $50, speeding; DenniS Frary, Grayson, Ky., $42. , speeding; and Larry Smith, Newark. $j50, reckless operation. 'I;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ II costs, three days II) jail, lilklay r~--;;;;;;;;;;;;;:1 license suspension, OWl, costs only for speeding; Okey Kiser Sr.. Racine, S250 and costs, three days in M family jail, 6().day llcensesuspenslon,OWI, costs only for failure to control. Ronda Uttle, Middlepor.t, $250 McClaskey's light damage fn th,r and costs, three days .ln j~ll. 00-day · · accident, troopers· said. Coleman license suspension, OWl, costs only was cited by the patrol. for drtvlnp left of center; Steven Andournew A Gallla County woman eseaped Taylor, PomE.>roy, $250 and costs. 10 computer system .,Injury when her car went off the_ d;!ys In jail, 120-day license suspen· makes that good rlghl side of Lincoln Pike Friday slon, OWl, $100 and eosts, sb\ service even better. morning. . months In jail with all but 15 days Call me. The patrol said GwyimeC. Niday, · susJ)ended, no operator's license; 19. of Patriot Star Route, was Pai.tl Shuler, Rutland. $100 ru;td costs CAROLL SNOWDEN · southbound}Yhenhercarreportedly with flne suspended and a year 417 second Ave. went off the right side ofther!Jad and probation for each of four charges, GallipOlis, Oh. Phone 4-16-4290 overturned at 11:45 a.m .. causing reckless operation, no license Home~S11 moderate damage to her car. plates, J10 protective helmet and no , _ _ _ _.:;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.__ _ _ _ _ _-1 Like a goo(J neighbor, CA'N,AS SALE SELECT. FROM LARGE DISPLAY . STATE FARM .MARKERS •· MONUMENTS FREE INSTALLATION IN CEMETERY 30°/oON OFF Buster 10 STYLES OF CANVAS SHOES. Bro.wu COINEI OF SECOND .. 'COURT JUNE $PEICAL.$58000 . "QUALITY HIGHER, BUT PRICES LOWER" State Farm is there. . INSURANCE 4!1 St1te farm lnaurance Compeneia OPEN 9:00 A.M.-5:00P.M. MONDAY THIU FIIDAT 5 DAYS A WEEII OPEN SUNDAY 9:00A.M. TIL 5 P.M. Lcxated on Rt. 141 Ill Call.-y, Ohio 21/uniles fram Go [p tli!, Ohio. PHONE 44.6-7039 · HomeOHk:M: Slooi•WIIQton. llinoia ' . t============~===~===lt;:::::::::;;:::=::~::~==~=;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;; .. . .' • QUality:~ .. • Value ... Trust! NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. til 5 P.M. •' NOW YOU. CAN OWN YOUR OWN . SATELLITE DISH FOR-AS LOW AS ' Three good reasons to select your diamond from ... $995 .9'~9tW~N . isa \a II-~=========*=•:CXII:IND:":':•::••=·=-~*'=====~ STA~ A TINY HEARING AID . FOR WHEN . YOU NEED IT. BY IANIIL ' ' • ceg. sm ~,..., Wuo., """"'""''~ judge to·cornplete petmlt work and safetyglasses,flne$100andcosts,:ll days. in jail and a year _probatlon . with28daysandtheflnesuspended for each of two charges, fleel!tg an officer and no · motorcycle endorsement. Others fined In Meigs County Court Included VIcki Hood, Porneroy, $10 and CO$ts, ,!allure to yleld halt of roadway; Lyle Slriclalr, . Shade, $10 and costs, failure to display valid registration; David Keller, Wheeling, W.Va .• $10 and costs, left of center; CletiS Dalton, Albany, $10 and' casts, failure to Friday a~cid~nts injure three FRESH .PORK DOG SHOW THE FAMIL'I OF . LB. 89, 2002 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. ' PO~OY - Judge Patrlck O'Brtenprocessed54casesWednes· daylnMelgsCoontyCourt. The- Stonewall Gas. Co. of Buck· hainion, W,Va. was fined $l.OOJ and costswith$500suspendedforfailurE' to conduct operation of a w~ll in a manner which would not contarni· nate or pollute the surface of the land. Stonewall Gas was also fined $100) and costs with $500 suspended ·' for failure to property restore land . surface disturbed by well drilling within nine montlls of comrnenC!' rnent o! drilling activities. The : SEE OUR DISPLAY • !f Y9U are like most people with hearin1loss you hear well m s~me . ~ituations and have difficulty in others. A new heann1 a1d has been developed that can 1ive ·you the help you .need, when you need it. The Araosy CCA Canal hearin1 aid 1s so tiny it can be inserted in a matter of seconds. It ~its comfortably within the ear canal and is barely visible. , Help is finally here for those "part time" hearin1 problems. .RENTAL OFFER-For a limitlll filM, rent the calllll aid lor., any htarl!!ll aid) for 6 wttb for only $50.00• . 11Y IEf'OII ..YOU IIIYI Set us at Holltr Clink hOG P~ Each..._.,, Free On Site Estimates - Expert Technicians to Answer Questions and· to Service Your .Satellite Just After the Sale. LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. ' "' iott's .I SILVEI .IDGE P"'IA • , �•' ,. -. theri June 9, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. . r .. Section f:ID' I• ,.._. June 9. 1981 : ) THE EARLY YEARS Somedme before11Je 111m al the · cealuey. lhe8e dieftr:~~ten In 11.- Ulllfonn poaed dh their new IQe WIIIOD IUid the le.m lhat puled I. The plelure banp.., the wl!ll a1 the ,_lire 8iailonon lluUemutAve. builtin ' the mld-leYentles, a reoQindel' al · . the lona·time serv~<:e and lletiJca. lion ofvoluMeertmlnpten. Tht> POII'IeiV)' Volunteer FifeDepartmen& wali organized In 1M71U1dls one al the oldest In the state. • Firefighting has changed with times, Meigs unit noting 138 years service ByCHARLENEHOE~CH 'lbnes-&nllnel staff POMEROY - Only a few remember when horSes were stabled In the rear of the old Pool~roy v!Uage hall building on . Second Street and the tolllng of the courthouse \)ell signaled volunteer firemen to their posts. Bulsomedoremeinher,llkeJobn TenoeU and Franklin "Pete" Hepp, the oldest roomllersofthe P.,.,..rey , Volunteer Fire t)j.partment.J· · : Neither Tenoell, who has been a member tor 51 yE>ars, nor Hepp, a 54-yearmembl'r.ofthedi'Partment, ·werE' flrl'flghters before the days of. mE>ChanJzed .. equipment, but both ' '\. . )!. ___._..... WIIOII, bOth bone drawn, were taken out of etorage vividly ri'Cilll watching the horsellllt ........ . , . 111111 put IIIlo tile 1181q111ce1Kennial parade in Meigs · drawn stE>aml'f and hose wagons In action. C.~ ltl1937. Botll pieces of equipment have since piece. Of Terrell and HE>PP were among -.a .llre ........... those presmted plaques at a recent dinner which not only recognized long·tlml' service but marked the ~38th anniversary of thE' organlza· tlon of the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire DepartmE>nt. , Tile department was founded In 1847 with stations In E>ach of the wards or sections of thE' town. The Barkauff Organ Factory which opPratro in Pomeroy had a role In E>stabllshlng the fire company and getting that first equlprnE>nt - a hOSe f!'l'l, a combination hose reel and wagon, a hose wagon and a steam pumpPr- which was storro lnthewardhouses. Two major fires In thE' Poml'roy business section In thE' 1850\s enhancro the nl'l'd for protection -. . . .... . and the number of volunteers increased. In1851, aboutonl.'-(hirdof thE> stores in thE' middle block WE're destroyed and five years later another fire took many business hOuses in the middle and lower blocksofthevDlage. But business was good, the population was growing, and there was a flurry to rebuild and E>njoy the Tile operation Is financed through a ta)< levy, fire contracls with other townships, donations, and fund raising activities. . Chicken baJW!cUes and thE' an· nual New Year's Ew Ball whlch wasstartroattheturnofthecmtwy are two of the continuing fund raising proji'Cts of the firemen. Training In ftreflgbtlng Is an pro~rltyofthetlmes. Important part of any department In 1!QI, tjle Pomeroy Volunteer and members are I!JK)Ourag£<'1 ' to Fire Department had 77 roomhl'rs strengthen thelrsklllSbytaklngpart • on "sroua.aoo lllOI'e equ)pi'IIEI\t was. • in U1e training sessions.. purchasedtoservE>ibl'populatloncif · · PaitlCipatloR In COI'riinunity ·pa. thE' village whlch then I'XCEEded rades and support of. CIVic activities 7,0Xl. . haVE' always been a part of the Soriletln\t> latl'r an air hOm at the 'departrol'ni's ~am. They'w Pornl'roy Foundcy was IMllliiCle<l to - · ..tradltiQDally - _rerllemllered ..th!>lr all'rt the !lremm, and that system dl'ad on Memortal day by placing was In e!fret until 1949 when the nags on their graves. . eleetrlc siren was lnstallro. On!' famUy llll'mher ~ming.a The department purchaSed Its fireman, often leads to the Interest of first ml'chanlzl'd Seagraves anotiH>r In thE' famlly_..Jike Ten-ell pumpl'f In 1929. In thE' mld-1~'s, wh<>Sestepson, CitarlesLI'garlsflre two used mi'Chanlzed pumpPrs chlef, and son-In-law, JOE' S(l'ubl!',ls were purchased and another new actjvl'; Ralph Sisson and Ills son, pumPE'f was added In 1947. Tile fire Jim ; Tro Reed and his sons, Paul dl'parlml'nt's third and fourth and Torn; Henry Werry and his son, wards llll'rg£<'1 Into one company in Tom, and brother, Charles Wl'rfY; thE' early ·~·s, although aU of thE' DonThomasandhissons,Gregand wards contlnuro to opPratl' under Dan; Hollll'r Smith Sr. ~ hls son 1 onl'firechief. Hoffil'r Smith Jr., John William In the 1900's, thE> three companies Blaettnar and his son, Rick , anc! the m!'rged Into a main department In three brothers, J eff, Brian andCbrls the old Village hall building on Shank. Second Street, siiiCI' razed, and In Many things haw changed in thE' the rnld·sevE>nties movro Into a 138 yE>ars otthe Pomeroy Volunteer spacious brick bulldingonButtemut Fire Departml'nt, but one thlng Avenue,adequatE>tohouseallofthe remains constant - . a SI'IISE' of departll)l"nt's fire and E>mergE>ncy security In knowing there is a group equipment along with providing a of mm ready to respond to a call for ~tlng and ri'Creatlon room. help should a fire strikE'. 1 THE\' REMEMBER WELL - JohR Telftll, left, and Frank· . • ... .. "un "Pete" Hepp, oldest memiH>rs of tile Pomeroy V oluJI. leer Fire Dep~t in years ol &ervlce - a kltal of 1015 . remember well the day ol llonle-dra\VII !Ire equlprnenl. The . hol'lle8 were kept In alliable at the back of the old vWage hall building on Second Street tom down ...., a few years 880· '~'$'reD and Hepp, lnadlve but 111111 on the rolls of the depai1metlt, were hooored at a recent recoplllon dinner. ' ' ... .' .. .. 1 J •• •• ,, • •• I .. •• •• •• •• 1 ••..•• i ~ •• ; I I ' I I" •• ,. • ... •• ' •• •• •• I e=• s~ .. Ill ~ ' •• I A ( A :i 0 0 t ' ' ••••• •••••••••• •••ltlllt.oiiii..I.A f• I • o • t 0 O t ' ' II I'IU'JSENTED PIAQVID!I-1 r d!"Np II tile lie)' to the ~~• aiiiiQ' tlotMIIi 1111_. tlleeltlefaMtl Ul · • I I ,., ouall... ma......., Weft7, a..lta w_.,, Emu reca1 . . c X' , ._. ..... 11re IWphstan,G_ae...,.,.llaroltiN._....._ ...... Ilona • the were .... I ff'aliillleleft,CwleaLepr, wllo-.t-dilef.-ce liar . . . I 111e , I • et•llon· The- dlldlve • t ·~ ..... · �.· ..... • Paga B-2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. June 9, 1985 POMEROY - Bookmobile ser· 4;05 p.m. ; Harrlsonv!Ue (Church ), POMEROY - The open church vice in Meigs County Is brought by 4:,35-5:05 p .m .; New Lima Road wedding of F aith A. McCain and the Meigs Cou nty Public Library (onP mile south of Fort Meigs, , Barry· D. Wade will take place on under contra<it wtththeOhloValley 5:15-6 p.m . ; Rutland (Depot St.,, Sa turday, June 15, all: llp.m.at the Area Libraries. 6:40-8: 10 p.m. Walnut Street Church of Christ in Bookmobile schedule for Mon· Wednesday, June 12 - Tuppers Bclpre. 'day, June 10 - Burlingham Plains (Lodwick's), 7~ 2!HI: 10 p.m .; (County Mobile Home Park), 3:3/iRlggscrest Addition, 8:25-8: 55 p,m _ The bride-l'lect Is the daughter of ,;..:..:..:.:::....;.::.::.::..:..:.:.:.:.::..:..:::..:.:.:.:...:.:..::._...:.:;:;::::;:.:..:.:.:..;..:.:;:;...;;.;.::.~--=-Notman D. McCain,Reedsvllle, and the late Lois P . McCain . Sh~ graduated from Warren High School, Barlow and Is employed with the Richardson Printing Corp., Martetta. • SUNDAY We Rese[ve The Rieht Limit Quantities STORE' HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10· PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM LECI'A - Special setvice a t Lecta Church of Chi1st in Christian Union, with Mr. and Mrs. Lois Lee, Sunday, 7: ~p.m . LECTA- Rev. Ernest BakerwUJ beat Wa lnut Ridgl'Church,Sunday, 7:.Jlp.m . RELY ON STANUY FOR QUAUT~ SERVICE &VAUI 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 1S, l 985 CENTE;NARY - Rally day wUJ be held Sunday at Centenary United Methodist Church, dinner at Tom Comer's 2 p.m . Bring covered dish. :~===Ash Fryer Parts ... .'~.••..• 49( 39 1,.'4 .Pork L. · $] o1n •••••••• . · '' ' . · -~ PARKERSBURG - Mr. and ' • Mrs. Lole E. J ohnson, 1718 20th :, AvP .. Pa rkersburg, · announCt> the ·:a pproaching m a rriage of their : ~ daughter, Sa ndra Kay Johnsen, to • Kelly James Sheppard, son of Mr. ' and · Mrs. J . Harla n Sheppard of : Parkersburg. • A garden \.·eddingwlll take plac<; · , 2: 30p.m . June 22 at the home of the ;' bride's parents, with Thomas C. Miller officiating the dmible'rtng ; ceremony . A recl'ptlop wUl follow. ::. Both are graduates of Parkers· 12 ,.G. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ·Chuck Roast ••••••••• 18. ·Cub.e Steak ...•••~ .. $199 ... $129 Ground Chuck ••••• . '. POMEROY ,...:PomeroyChaptl'r, · Order of the Eastern Star, will hold annual inspection Monday at ~be Pomeory Mascnlc Lodgt> Hall. T>!l'fllbers encourag('d to attend and 'should bring dessert . & 387-711'12. a.rlla GAJ.,L.IPOUS - The 66th Clark FamQy Reunion will be June 16 at the GeWa County Junlor Falrgnllllldl. PlcaJc dinner 12: :II p.m. All relat!Yes, fllmds lnvtted. Anew I • (W( lULL - · The Airowood ~wiii»June:JI, at thl>June Ji~ ...Mn.BmAmM'OOti,Rt. l, " ' ""'" """'" 127.97 ~ 29.97 B Sale Price. Our 157.97 22 -lnch Lawn ·3ih-HP, 22" blade. Our '·· 23.97, 54 qt . Coleman Cooler ... ,Unsalted =. .... 2°/o .Milk ••••••••~'!-•••• $1 69 FISCHER'S IND. <HEESE SLICES 12 oz. PKG. VIETTI 4/$ 1 Hotdog Sauce •••• 100Z. Chunk Tuna •••••••••• 6.5 oz. • • • ·····<XIJP(fi······· •·····cooPm······· • •• • •• • PAGE •• · PAPER TOWELS :03/$109. LUNCH MEAT : ••• .Ice Cream •••••••••••• 112 WEIGHT WATCHERS 12 o~:$J 09 Sale price . Our 2.37 Planter's 16 oz. Dry Roastfl!l Peanuts. Boy• Tube Socks. oOver·5th9e7caM~.lftS, TUw •· 4 99 Ul , ... . . . ' 1~17 Sale Price. Pkg. of 15 IJc®disposable Shavers. Lmlt 3 PkOI Sal• Prlc• Roll. Saran Wrap®. 6 5 bonus-pock roll. Sale Price. Pkg. of 300 Northern®l·pty napkins. 12xl3V." ea. Umit 2 . AtTha CHAJ:'EL HILL CHURCH OF CHRIST Loc<Ued Off Btd4vilk RO<Jd GoJlipoiU, 0/Ho '""" "" -·--·-- ..·- ) ,..., .....,n {!g)(!) :.= JUNE 9 - IS, t985 Frozen Treats .~:A:••.·99( 1.28 88¢ '00 GAL . Sundar: Bibk St'lulr·9:30a.m. Momi"g WO.dip-10:.f0a.m. Euem"g Wordip • 6:00 Monday1'111'01•gA Tll•r•dtlr- 7:.f0p.m. / • A Cimlw Welcome Awaitl You. • • [ Stlt price. Our 4. 99 . ,• 1.87 ' 3.99 · DAIRY LANE • ••••• ARMOUR'S TIEn • • • . . h Mate ••••• 99 ( San dw1c Chapel Hill Church of Christ DOWNY THANI FABRIC SOFTENER '-:36 oz. $299. IONUS u.it I,., Cell 1 8M 0rt1J At ,_.., OHw b .... - . IS, ltiJ CHERRY ·PIE FILLING ·'!!Ill• =-~ 99( BuJavllle Road • P. 0. Box 308 GtiUpolla, Ohio - 1 sund•Y Mew•I •1: lllblrStudyl l. Wonlllp 11:. • a_,... .o:.o-,~... 1 WonWpi: M .,.....,r: ........ )' 1:M p..a. 2aars$1 lale Prlcelar. CalaiCiyGI balh soap. 5-oz.* bar....... • SAlE PIICI. Wtt.l a 30 Ft. Saper Slide 2.97 1.18 24.97~ Sale Price. Our 3.97 Spring CINnlng Pak BU«Mt. 4 sponges, Sale Pllc:e. Paper . plates. i>l<g. of 150, ~ 24"/o. Our 32.&&. Seat covet" for 9• stze. While. pick-up truck . «:'-cloth ... - - ' '• • 185 UPPE R RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS . OURBL R "lives, frielldllnvlted. . ., I L.:!._u~_!._!!l_:._'!_s!_-_..... -::-__"!_~_~ ·_·_......_~_-_"::_:--___""!.,_~_:::_..._.;____________~~.. Olf11 Gootl lhro Salted BROUGHTON •••• lrn 1 I 1 STARKIST BMIIelldlool GALLIPOLIS - Vacation Bible School will be liPid at U«Je I<YJII!I' {:orCitpllOnal Christian Church, ."fuure 17 to 21, 6 to 8: :II p.m. For ;lnfonnatlon. call Ruth Chambers, : ~ Thecirpttdttlll~tctllpttyw••••~ l.; . GG854 Sale Price. Our $169 Deluxe LP Gas Grill. 24,000 BTU dual burner. Tomatoes •••• ~ •• !·•••••• 39( . reassignment. GAlliPOliS · mSTAILEY STEEMER. SCOTC~GUARO tt2.00 PER ROO.M 1 Crafts VINE RIPENED RACINE . - Racine Masonic Lodgoe 461 F&AM lllEl'ting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. · POMEROY -RegulariJIEl'tings, PCI'I'lmlY Chapter 80, RAM. and Bosworth Council 46, R&SM, Wed· tll"'ldlly, 7:;10 p.m.; I",<'IEcllon ot otocPn;. OtfiCl'rs take rituals for .: 57-59 COURT $139 LaLeche WEDNESDAY DAILy FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS ' ! GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Coonty • Pistrtct Library Board of Trustees ~ Tuesday, 5 p.m. in the Ran> :'ftoolc Room. Dr. Samuel L. Bossard ,,. '·Memorial Library. l I I Sl 09. II " l i~~:J~~::~·,!·~~:~~ 446-8059 EXCEllENT WINE SELECTION 446.9010 CARPETCLEANINGSPECIAL 7 AREAS NO HIDDEN """" "Th• Cotmtry· Gift Shop " Spruce St. For information. call 446-4195, 446-0314 or 2864990. - I1 $22 ;:;•;-;:.,, CORA, OHIO COUNTRy ANTIQUES & IM/\NILJ<..t'~ FTED ACCESSORIES League lllel'ts'Tuesday, 9 a.m. at 41 , 1 -------------BEST WILUE SPECIAL·--- ·cOra Mill Antiques . Rotary lllEl'ts Tuesday, 6 .p.m. at . Oscar's. - 0 s c 8r, s FINE STEAKS & SEAFOOD OPEN ~DAY GALLIPOLIS ~ Gallipolis GALLIPOLIS LOCAL PIANISTS PROVIDING MUSIC FOR YOUR DINING ~LEASURE . FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS burg South High School and employed by Super-X Drugs. The bride-elect Is the grand· daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Lole Johnsen Sr., of Henderson, and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Rucker, Columbus, former tesldl'Ots of Gallipolis. MIDDLEPORT - The International Order of Job's Daughters rnt>els 7 p.m. Monday at the Middleport MasonicTl'IJlple. Installation practiCl' will 'Ill> held at 5 p.m . . cleanmg • BEDFORD TOWNSHIP - Bed; ford Township Trustees meets ·rll'onday, 7 p.m., at the town hall. :. ~yone wishing to mow township ·• roadways should attend. ~ • ProfessiOnal 18. :rhelr - carpet c:leamnq mcmoo 31.1J it.:J1)1e • Compe1111ve cvmmcrc1al rate ~ BUCKET : : ~ RODNEY - Ohio Stall' Grange · . M.astl'r wlll be at Rodney Grange · : Hall Monday, 7 p.m. to meet with .·. !:Qunty ~bers. Ail grangt>s are · · invited. Potluck dinner, bring tabll' · 9E'rv.ice. o . • . area ~ steam p10auce the mos t powertul '!:lt·Ltl'oe ~==;;;;;:;;=Johnson- Sheppard====J..__•_-•_2_P._M_._M_o_n~.--sa_•_·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •• ~ E ... ;:}he ......, Jackscn. a graduateof·S outhwest· em High School, attended Mooreread State College and Is employed with blvt>rsllll'd Managements, Gallipolis. N!:~a~~~::~du:~ o~so: .· oz. Wl.e.ne· rs ..... •.......... ,,u . lral!.c · •Only tne c:eo n~ng wand aruj tx;se cnt'r" r your homE!' · _-Our excluSive clean1ng agcnrs comn11"11!Cl w11n · .w.va. · ~~~e~~:~s~h~t ,S:: ~a~~ SUPERIOR FRANKIE :Jt.iindal shower for Faith Perrin wUI ~~Je hel_d .at 7 p.m. Sunday at the ly Church in Pomeroy. Ail . omen of the church and Miss : rrin 's friends are invited. MONDAY / ...L__ _ :l ,fi . POMEROY --A rnlscellaneous GALLIPOLIS - DAR picnic at home of Mrs. David Altizer, .:;" Monday noon. carpel and upholsle<y • Your lurr"~ •!ule ~ ~ C.Jift!lull y nt JV1:'ll ,ma relu lnt"O 10 us ong11' ~' locauon • Spec1al a.Uenllon 1!i d1lk:ult spol~ J'IC1t .qh r--------_..;:_.....;._________--:i Ridgeway, 5782 Hallridge Circle, · Wilmoth wm become the brtde of .: Russell R. RldgE"Way; in a June 29 Columbus. The brtde-l'lect is a graduate of ':• cerem o ny at Batelle Park, -: Columbus. :; She Is the daughter of Mr. and Happening. :, Mrs. J ack Ferrell, 35872 Dunbar · :· Rd ., Dexter, Ohio. He is the son of · Mr. and Mrs. Russell WiUiam engineer for Aml'rican Electric POWl'f Company. 1•. · CLIFI'<)N W.Va. - B.T. Weston ~ present Singing mlnlstry at fl'VIval services being held at the CUlton Tabernacle, Clltton, W.Va., :!t 7: :II p.m. Thursday evenlng j~ Sunday evening. . •! in the church social room. The bride-l'lect Is a graduate of Meigs Hlgh'School and Holzer Hospital School of Nursln She is employed at the Plea t Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, Ridg~way== .,•·· ==WilmothDEXTER, Ohio Lisa G . MIXED EAGLE RIDGE - Rev. Roy [)e('ter will be guest speaker at·the Eagle Rld!W Church at 7: ::.l p.m . · Sunday. . ·BIU'ryD. Wade 24422. -Jackson=·= = = ·::;. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash, Syracuse, are an· :,nou.ncing the engagement and ; a pproaching marriage of their daughter, Sonia Sue, toRonaldAlll'D · Jackson, son of Mr . and Mrs. J ohnnie J ackson, Gallipolis. : T he open church Wedding wUI take ·place on Saturday, June 22 at •6: 30 p.m . at the Asbury Methodist •Church in Syracuse. Music wUI begin al6p.m. Areceptlonwllfollow POMEROY- The E.R. Hollon family reunion wUl be ' held at the state park shelter house, south approachonRoott>33,Sundaywltha , . basket dinner at noon. . . Fallb A. McCain ·Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. JackK: Wade, Ravenswood, is a graduateof Ravenswood High School, and Is employed with the C&O Railroad in Clifton Forge, Va. The couple will reside a.t 424 Jefferson St. Oltton Forge , Va . Ronald AD.,.. Jackson GALLIPOLIS - Piano students of Vivian Klrkel wlll be in l'E'Cital at her home, ffi HaUiday Heights, Sunday, 4 p.m . . • Tra1ned prOfessiOnal crews w~ l anatyz(l your Sonllt Sue Ash NORTIIUP- Randy Shaler and Sincere Gospel Quartet will be at Northup Baptist Church Sullday , 7:.Jl p .m . ~ Times-Sentinel- Page- B-3 The McCain - Wade Bookmobile route announced LITTL.E KYGER - IIISlalla tion tor Rev. Richard VInson a t Utile Kyger Congregational Christian Church wUJ be Sunday, 6 p.m . .' - . .- Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . . CalendarI . happenings .' ~ • �.· • June 9, 1985 . - - - - - - - - - - . June 9, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel ~ ..·· -. . ~·· · .... ..... r .. ·····~ ····~- · ··- . . .. .. ....: . ... .. .....·..... . Senior Citizen Centers plan week's activity Tuesday - Physical Fitness, 11:45 a.m.; Chorus, 1·2 p.m. POMEROY -The Meigs County Senior Citizens ·Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the follow· lng activities scheduled ·for the week of June 1().14: Monday - Physical Fit ness, 11:45 a.m.; Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. . Wednesday - Physical Fitness, 11: 45 a.m.; Bingo, 1·2 p.m.; Bowling, 1: ;lO p.m. Thursday - ll a .m ., Lou Hor- ' Mr. and Mrs. John Peri Ash Diana Lynn Clay trades vows with John Perl Aih Aprilll POMEROY - Diana Lynn Clay · Conde, Middleport , and the late Pearl Ash. and John Perl Ash exchanged vows For her wedding the bride wore a in a double-ring ceremony at the street length dress of pale pink and Pearisburg Presbyterian Church, carried a bouquet of pink carnaPearisburg, Va., on Aprtlll. The reremony was performed by tions, white da isies and orchids. After returning, a reception in the Rev. Roc hell P. Wax. The bride their honor was held a t the home of Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. parents. The couple the bride's Warren D. Clay, Rutland.' and the resides at P .O. Box 342, Rutland. Rf00111 is the son of Mrs. Bonnie vath, Social Security F:leld Representative from the Athens office. will speak about changes In Social Serorlty and new regulations. 111ere will be a. question and answer period. Friday - .Public dinner with serving 5 to 6: :ll p.m. The menu WUI be a choice of broasted chicken or baked steak, With homemade noodles, cole slllw, rQ11 and beverage for $2.50. ~.cake, and Ice cream will be avaUable at an extra charge. A round and squan' danre will be held !rom 7 to !Op.m. with music by the Strlngdusters, admission St. The folloWing week will be Blood Pressure Olnlc on Monday; on Tuesday, a Senior Citizens Needs Forum at 10: 30 a.m. will be held where senior citizens can speak about the concerns and needs of the elderly of Meigs County, and on Thursday Will be the Quarterly Blrt\Jday Party. , The Senior Nutrition Program menu for the week IS: Monday - . Ham, spinach, sweet potatoes, applesauce. Tuesday - Chicken and noodles, carrots, three-bean salad, oranges a nd bananas. Wednesday - Roast beef, mashed potatoes, lime gelatin salad, rice pudding with raisins. Thursday - Pimento cheese sandwich. baked beans. potato salad, fruit cup and cookie. Frida)'- Hamburger with pickle hat and peach corsage. Cathy Swartz, matron of honor, wore a street length dress of n\int green with a corsage trimmed with mint green. Edward Houck of Clnclnnatl was best man . ,l, '"" Both mothers wore light blue dresses with white corsages. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony. The couple is by Tl\e Columbus and Southern Ohio E lectric Co. They .reside at 548 s,.SecOnd AVe., . MictOieport ._ · : . - Gallia County bookmobile route planned for week . GALLIPOLIS - The Dr . Samuel Memorial Library announces its schedule for the week of June 10 to 14. Monday - LeGrandE>. 11: :ll a.m.-noon; McGuire, 12:m-12:30 p.m .; Northup, 12:40-1:10 p.m.; Rodney, 1:30-2 p.m.; Rodney Vil· lage, 2:4s:3:45 p.m.; Gallla Metro Estates. 4-5: 15p.m.; Ketr, 5: 30·5:55 p.m .; Bidwell, 6: 1().6: 30 p.m.; Harrisburg, 6:40-7 p.m : Rio Grande Estates. 7: 1~8: 10 p.m. Tuesday - Ewlngton, 10-10: :ll a.m.; -Vinton, 10:40-ll:40 a.m .; Morgan Center, noon-1 p.m .: L . Bossard Africa Rd .. 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Cheshire, 2:30-3: 30 p.m .; Addison, 3:4.'>4: 15 p.m.; Addavilic Ele .. 4:25-4:44 p.m.: Bulavtlle Tr. Ct .. 5-5:30 p.m.; Georges <>reek, 5:40-6 p.mlt Kanauga 5th, 6:15-6:30 p.m.; Southeastern Equ . Tr. Ct .. 6:35-7 p.m.; K&K Tr. Ct .. 7:05-7:30 p.m. · Thursday :.. Cora, 2:45-3 p.m.; Raccoon 3:10-3:30 p,m.; Patriot, 3:Tr. 45-4:Ct., 15 p.m.; Cadmus, 4:45-5:15 p.m .; Gallla , 5:30-6 p.m.; Centerpoint , 6: 15-G::Ilp.m.; Centerv111e. 6:40-7:10 p.m. Friday - Senior Citizens Special Services. sleeves and a high lace neckline. Her brimm~ hat was graced by a long ivory veil. Matron of honor w~s Elizabeth Watkins, sister of the bride. Theodore Reed served as best man for his son. The bride Is a graduate of Neisorivllle-York High School and Valley Beauty SchooL Tile groom Is a graduate of Meigs Hlgb School alld Ohio University. The .Couple resl!)es at 140 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. POMEROY - Laurie Faye Wagner became the brideofPa ul M. Reed during a May 4 · wedding crem ony at the home of the bride. The 5: 30 p.m. ceremony was conduced by the Rev. Lee Miller. A reception was held at the Elks Lodge in Nelsonvllle. 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. WagnerofBuchtel. Her husband IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr. ; .PQITiei'OY. . . . . . .• The bride wore a Victorian gown of ivory lace and chiffon v,;ith long FAMILY PRACTICE& . PAIN CONTROL · OFFICE HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY & 9 A.M•• s P.M. SATURDAY-9 A.M.-2 P.M. MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS-6:30-8:30 P.M. HERMAN GRATE, OWNER w-_.uawa1l RECLINERS ~. OoQI'Dr_ ... 7-clr_,, 1.dnor, l •trlyl Mi'IOf Save ......... IW~ Fintl~ SUITES Priced From $499 ssooo To ell hid b y Bl•n, ·R-mont hn halld ·IIIPPii.:l df<!OIItoont like 1~ llt"Cit d-'tns' o f ~olonlalda yt T~ KC.,I t he 11'1\!ftl Dine llnllh on pine qr.,..c~ ' produet, pine Mid Ml.:tm hll'dwOOd 10lid1, lull The ~oJonltl dtllil1 tuct1 .. dllt)lld pillftttl, cut-o ut theY Willi. bold htll·r01,1nd pilnltn 1 11 ldd 110 woo! SlSOOO LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE! Over 60 Sultes In Stock! ' . 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Wednesday - Sloppy Joe, cole slaw, green beans, buns, peaches. Thursday Fried chicken, buttered noodles, spinacb , hot rolls .. red jello with fruit. Friday - Beef liver, mashed potatoes, corn With lima beans. whole grain bread, plums. Choice of beverage served with . each meal. . ' ·•··•··········· and cheese, oven browned potatoes, cake. ·MANY Laurie Faye Wagner becomes C.OU;ple wed May 25 in Gallipolis bride of Paul M. Reed May 4 MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny of Middleport annou!ICt' the marriage of their daughter, Kathy, to William McCreedy, son of Mr. and M!'S . P .O. McCreedy, Gallipolis. The wedding was performed on .. May 25 In an outdoor ceremony at the groom's home on Ed Evans Road, GaUipolis. The bride was given in marriage by her mother and father. The ceremony took place in front 9f a brass archway decorated with sllkfiowers. The bridewore asfreet· length' dress with a peach picture ... .-·· .•..... ,,........' The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-8-5 _... Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. r'd" IUITIC • .UNIC •• D '141. (lida•na· utre) I ,..,.,.." '"....,..,.." n c 1~ or ou-. pool "' polio ... Ptrmo-Wicker olfon tho 1oo11 Ill wlc:Ur plue durlblllty. Thll ._,._ '""'~Incl.- klw bHk beM choir, high.,.,. Ill• cllllr, ..,..... IIHI ' - oncl ond tablo. *'"' • Low lod. Spring 11M Choir, lt... tfl Hfth lid< Sprl"' II• Choir, lt... It 13 ............ ~......tl . lncl Table, .... lh .., ~ ''"' ..,., ••• • SOFA SLEEPERS BY BASSETT, ~EALY & LA·Z·BOY Aw•llebleln twin, tultand queen bed Jiles. IASSfn QUEEN SIZED SlEEPERS PIICID noM REG. 11245. $399 MASON FURNITURE CO. I P&·t P& I P&·t P& I P.&-t P.& ' . I Ovol Tab!• "''"'C!'tll' Sht. Cl'!ol1 -I Extra Side Choirs 175 Eoch ~ i ,. '• ~ ~~~~~:r:·~~----~--~~~------~~~~7~7:3·:':''~2~~---·~~----~--~.:•:•:n~,w~.~~~·· JJ • . . • �.. Page-B-6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel . .. .. • "" ..... . _... ~- .• t.~ ~ ... -~ - - . --.~-. .... -~ •. • ... - ·- · - ...... . ~ • -- - . .... .. -· ,. June 9, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. ~----Service netus·.- - - - - Retires from reserve H orton history and traditions. She Is a 1981 graduate of Point Pleasant High School. Smile or be fired Major Frank N. Reynolds, Ma- letters of.appreclatlon, onepfwhlch son, ~n of Frank M. and Catherine was from Brlgadeer General Yoo Srnit~ Reynolds or Mason, has · Hak Seung of the Republic of Korea . completed 25years In theU.S,Army Anny. When released from actlveduty In Reserve. Reynolds, a 1959 graduate of December 1968, Reynolds was Rey~w/ds Wahama High School, attended assigned to RCPAC, St. Louis, Mo .. .· Staff Sgt . Joseph J . Reynolds, son West Viri:tnta MUitary Academy as a reserve officer. In 1981-1982, he of Florence E . Reynolds of Rural and was assigned as a second was class leader for the Ordnance Route 3, Gallipolis, and brother of 111'1\t!O'nant to tile 366fth Ordnance Officer Advanced Course at ~ber­ Alma L. Reynolds of Rural Route 1, · Company where he served several deen Proving Ground, Aberdeen, Northup; has been named outstand- years as a malntalnance omcer. He Md. and completed tours at Fort ing non-commissioned officer of the then served a year at Fort Polk, La. K!>ox. Ky., FQI't Lee, va. and Camp quarter for the 366th Services Pickett, Va. · Squadron. · In 1965 Reynolds was the material The comp<'titlon was based on job readiness officer lri th1' ·17th OrdReynolds was promoted'tomajor kn owl e dge , sig nifi ca nt self· nance Bllttallon, Fort Lewis, Wa. In March 1983. He completed Improvement, leadership qualities, After a promotion to first lieuten- atlother tour of duty at Fort, Lee In ability to be an art iculate and ant, he was assigned to the 823rd September 1984 as a Q.M. staff posillvc spokesman for the Air Combat Support Company as an officer tn research, collectlp~ and td Force and other accomplishments. executive officer. Hefiew·thatyear developmentfactorsfortheSouthw· Frank Reyno J , Reynolds Is a food services as an individual replacement dl- est AslaTheater. High ls now a·· malntalnance supervisor at Mountain Home AJt rectly to Vietnam, assigned to the ReyiiOJds, who ·has two chlldreli, supe~r at the Phlllp Sporn · Force Base, Idaho. 1'73rdAirborneDivlslonatTuyHoa. Jlll and Jay, students at-Eastern H He Is a 1970 graduate of Meigs In March 1968 after returning High School, Pomeroy. from VIetnam; Reynolds was promoted to captain In ceremonies In Wolfe Washlnton D.C. )ie was then Navy Fireman Recruit Joseph A. assigned as senior army advisor In Wolfe, son of Phillip W. and Anna the lllth Infantry Dlvtston at Lieber M. Wolfe of Route 2, Racine, has U.S. Army Reserve Center, Alexancompleted recruit training at Re- dria, Va. FLEXIBLE COMFORT In WashingtOI!, D.C., Captain cruit Training Command, Naval IN FLEXIBLE FASHION • Reynolds received the Commenda•• Training Center, San Diego. • Hush Puppies<~> Shoes have the During Wolfe's eight-week trtan- tion Medal from Colonel VIctor E. versatile styling that always ing cycle, he studied general Delnore. In addition be received the Vietnam Service Medal, the VIetlooks good and a special way military subjects designed to pre.,~.. . pare him for: further academic and nam Campaign Medal with two of making you feel good. The on-the-Job tratnln~ In one of the bro.nz.e service stars, tlje National difference is the soft, flexible Defense Ribbon, the Veterans of Navy's 85 basic fields. comfort built into every pair. Wolfe's studies included seaman- Foreign Wars Medal aild seven ship, close orderdrUI, Naval history ALL and first ald. Personnel who complete this course of lnstrucllon are eligible for three hours of "To live in' hearts college credit In Physical Education and Hygiene. we leave behind COMING SOON 50°/o OFF 14KT. GOLD SALE JUNE 14th & 15th Ingels Furniture & Jewelry ";::::::::::~:;::;::;:~:~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I f~ Casper explained he the llpPECh earlier Tuesday In a computer room wastebasket at the beadquarters ol the Boston School Committee, whl~h oversees ihe · citY's school system. WalshTomaslni and Casper are committee memberS. ~r UJced 11. It was a good speech. I 10 moved by it, I thOught I'd li!ve 11," Caspersaid. "I never sald lt was mine. "It was God's will,'' Casper said. "He put lt In the wastebasket In front · of me." -w11en Casper llnllhed, T~lni r.;A td him to the podium and told the Jl'lldllatel abe didn't have a lp!t!Ch and didn't want 10°/o Of.F • Youngster: "We don't have to By KATIE CROW worry Jesus will take care of us." OVP Col'l'e8pondent : MyapologlestoFrankleMumaw, If the students at Riverview · former Syracuse Elementary have their way the cestdent. Statue of Liberty will reign forever. , I fully Intended Mrs. Grace Weber, head teacher to let everyone at the school reports that the ~now much . students collected 48 and 'Yt pounds sooner that Franofbottlecapsdurlngtheschoolyear. kie eelebrated her The money ·they received from the !!6th birthday on caps totaled $46.81 which they June 5. However, you Saying, the best lald plans - they forwarded to the Statue of Liberty Restoration Committee In New sometimes never materaltze . · I would like to take this opportun- York. . A tine gesture on the •part of the iiy to wish her the best and perhaps we could shower her with belated students. Jeanie Starcher, a parent, served as chairman of the project . ~ards. . . Her address ls Frankie Mumaw, Students, you did good. Elellvue NurSing Home, 1336 Mary~d Ave., SteubenvUie, Ohlo43952. And so It goes. ·SAVE . 10°/o ALL MEN'S SHOES The memory of a BOWSER IV Monumtnu .,_ LOGAN . ·-· ... MONUMENT. .· Vlll1011, OHIO W. Main StrHt OPEN MQNDAY NIGHT 'nL 8 P.M. .PH. 311-1603 P.O. .OY, OHIO snoe ~01'11 Po-.y-llason lrldge PH. 992-2511 '-----------' • . Middleport, OH. PH. 992·6173 Hush Puppies· DOWNTOWN GAWPOUS A reminder that there will be a free cancer cUnlc. Pap and breast examlna tlons, on Thursday, June 13 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Meigs County Health DepartmentAppointments may be made by calllng 992-fiOOl. The clinic ls being sponsored by the Amerlcan Cancer Society. Ohio residents in their first two years of studies can take advantage of public community college tuition rates . at Rio Grande College and Community College. For many students, this arrang.e ment has opened the door to higher '' education and provided career opportunities previously unavailable. But at Rio Grande, the merger between a public community ,c ollege and private college off(!fs much more than a low tuition. Rio Grande College and Community College offers greater freedom to tailor personal academic programs . Students in community college programs have the opportunity to take liberal arts courses in a 109 year-qld~· · private' college with a history of academic excellence. Students in the private college can take a variety of .' U UO SHD($ Find out about respite care and other special progtams. You may be surprised to find out that 1. Pinecrest Care Center has so much mote to otfet. Otfering 24 hour nursing care and a full range of . counseling ancl rehabilitation services. Pinecrest oilers a positive alternative. ' / . \ "full service sa on PINECREST CARE CENT~R Keeping The Family together 992-6120 1ll W. 2nd St. / HOURS: PINECREST CARE ~ENTER 555 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio Pomeroy, OH. . MON;.sAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT 446·7112 . 'T WAIT - BUY TODAY White·Westinghouse ' I 20°/o OFF ON ALL WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES c areer education· courses in the 10 year-old Gommunity · ·.: college. All will · · . ' benefit from the , ' I ' College' s faculty and • ·, · staff who have achieved an ex celle~;·:·:: placement record for • .• their students. White - Rad - Navy ' STERUNG " ()pen t.oe ~ling. Mid· heel. Draped vamp. to ~Y . CHEST FREEZERS ALL IN STOCK GALLIPOLIS - Tuesday. June 11 marks the date for the 1985 4·H "Speak for Safety Contest." The coniE'St will take place at .2 p.m. In the Senior Citizens Center Building, 220 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. ·. All 4·H members are eligible to enter thls contest In either the Senior Division (14 years or older) Junior Division (13 years or The winners In each advance to the District Safety Contest" and wlll at the GaUia County Night. can Include any area deals with safety. Y~ur ~~·=:=~~will need to be three to five .:; In tength. · l'ellister fof'the competition, I ,: ~~~~~ the Gallla County Exten· i"l Office, &4-446-'lOOi, prior 'tO W White-Westinohouse W White-Westit'l!,jlQuse ' WE SERVICE- WE DELIVEI....o-NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS MGM ON FREEZERS .. STOP - CHECI - LOOI - AU APPLIANCES ON SALE OPIN I A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. . Ia 88 excellent opportunity ·I ' . UPRIGHT FREEZERS APPROVED INSTANT CREDIT FINANCING Safety speaking contest set for Tuesday . .-...-11. OPEN 'nl I P.M. MONDAY Drive·ln...Wheel/ Away a Buy! Overheard: Adult and five year old walking to school bus stop. Adult: '"It certainly loOks like a terrible storm Is coming." . SAVE COME,VISIT US ----- ODDS & ENDS SHOP ' those who were models lor the llaff . will be a matter now of waiting learn what action council will .lake. They listened but did they hear. Brand Name Equipment is comfort. In order for us to keep up with changes taking place in hair color, an all day t raining workshop was held for our staff by the Well a Hair color Corp. We are sorry if we inconvenienced our customers thilt day. Thanks for your patience . Thanks to At Pinecrest Cera Canter the person you love can come tor a short·stay, while you take t i m~ to fulfi ll other ot)ligations or make other plans. Sometimes a • short stay makes it possible to continue cate late r at home. Through special programs, social activities and qual ity nursing care the visit can be a pleasant change for the one you love and for the entire tamily. BI88ES.l SALE EVER - Donna Carr, John Usle, and John An<te'rson aided by DoiUI3's daughter, Leslie. Understand they did a fantastic Job. A large number of the grads tu'med out for the affair which no those who attended will be ~;;;':~about for sometime to come. meeting called by ~r::;,v~a~ CounCil recently, 'I!! to whether or not the :VWilllle shOuld keep the old state •oark. or abandon It, opinions i ~•IX?.ssed were 2 to 1 to keep the 8' ALUM. S995oo Thedifference Just stop by 101 a 20,minute session with the patented Wolff tanning system. After six to eight visrts, you'il lOOk like you've been doing business in the Bahamas, So give us acan. We'll show you how to make the sun work overtime. -----r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~;;!!~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~==~:;~~~~~~;;;;;:=::=:=::~i ~;::'::::~::::~t::~ MGM ,FARMrCIT-Y·JNC. F8EEIEil _$ALE !~:~~:::::::; <rarl's ·$119500 J~' PICKUP A TAN ON YOUR WAY I-tOME FROM WORK. . The gr~duatlonclassof1965really tbem from p!ltlna' their dlplomal. SM aot a .,..,_ovation trom the IJ'II(Iuatel. : The best laid plans... ·sATE LLIJE SYSTEMS BOSTON I UPI) - A school otrlclaal said !twas "God'swUI'' that led hbn to steal a colleague's graduation address from a wastebasket, but the person left speechleSS was not amused. 446-9510 A NEW DIRECTION IN HAIR DESIGN " THE PINECREST CARE CENTER ALTERNATIVE 1------------.l..-----:-----------:-----'"""'"""-~-:.:...._. l O' FIBER. GLASS or MESH School official speechless Rlta Walsh-Tomasinl was sitting on the South iloston High School atagerevleowlng a copy of her speech this' week when she heard Joe C.Sper giving the same address to hUndreds of students, relatives and otflclals. "He's reading my speech- he's ~lng my speech! " she told Mayor Ray Flynn, Seated next to bel'. who began to laugh: Katie's korner (Thomu Campbell) See 01,1r d isplay. ~ r~ Sometime~ love is doing what people need. we wish our parents could. remain healthy and sell·sustaining theit entire lives - but when they need help and you 've been providing it, it may be necessary to consider other alternatives. Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Spencer is not to die" guaranteed Barre Gu lid Memorial. Ah &PP{)IN I M!N l IT CAN BE A POSiTIVE STEP f.U' BARRE GUILD . .......r wa.&. .; INQII: l AU ' Dill .:; "tt THE POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE Puppies· '"""'" ;, ,....,.,uated wllh a beaullfut and full' 9 AMto9 PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM THE RESPITE CARE - Hush departed loved one . Monday lhru Friday Lipstick colors DON'T FORGET DAD'S DAY MEN'S SHOES ACROSS CHESTER - The children of I he Rainer Wogan, Chesterhlll, ahd the Rev. and Mrs.'Gilbert Spencer will late Rev. Burgess Wogan . Rev. host an open reception to honor their Spencer Is thesonofDwlght Spencer parents on their 25th anniversary. o! Chester and the late Etta Wolfe The reception wi ll take place on Spencer. The Rev. Gilbert Spencer pastors Saturday, June15from 6to8 p.m. at the Mt. Heiman U.B. Church the Living Word Chester Church of l .ocl. The famllv lives at Chester. fellowship hall . . The Rev. and Mrs. Spencer were married on June 10, 1960 at the MI. Herman Church by Mrs. Spencer's In warm weather, llpsltck colors father, the tate Rev. Burgess can change In tone on the lips. Elefore Wogan. They have five· children, using lipstick, blend beige cream or Debra Renee, at home, Teresa Lynn foulndatlon over them. Strahler of Rock HIU, S.C.; Tammy Then use a Ughtly tinted Up gloss. Jo Slone of Summit , Ill.; and Tina Blot gently with tissue, an<l then ~ . Joann and Jaime!> Lee, at home. color lipstick. You may find Mrs. Spencer Is the former Mary foundation Is enough to prevent Lou Wogan , daughter of Laverne color turning. Tt;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Po;;w;er;P;I;a~nt~ln;;N;ew;;;ave;;n;.~=~ INGELS FURNITURE AND JEWELRY facial expression," Cox's supervtsorwrote after one filght. The supervisor also criticized whathecalledCox'sfalluretostart conversations with passengers. Cox responded that he needed '"more diSCretion on when to smile at male passengers, butthathewouklshive to smile more," according to Belew's 13-page ruling. Gilbert Spencers will celebrate anniver$ary with open house The purpose of the course Is to train selected personnel to peiform preventive and corrective malntenam'E! on the Underwater F ire Control System. Air National Guard Airman ·David M. Horton, son of Dewey M. and Pauline G. Horton of 285 S. Meek Third Ave, Middleport, has graduArmy Priva te Benjanlin P. ated from the U.S. Atr Fom' Meek, son of William J . and Mar1ha ground comnmnicatlons radio Sp<'- L. Meek of Rural Route 2. Btdwcll, ClaUst course at Keesler Air Force has completed one station unit Base, Miss. training 1DSUTJ at the U.S. Army Graduates of the cou,rse learned Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga. to Install and maintain high· - OSUT Is a 12-week period which powered ground communica tlons combines basic combat training equp!l)ent, and earned credits and advanced Individual training. toward an assoclatt> degree In The training Included weapons applied sciences through the Com- qua lifications. squad tactics. pamunity Cotlege of the Air Force. trolling, landmine warfare, field Horton Is scheduled to serve with communications and combat operthe 12lst Tactical Fighter Wing at ations. Completion of this course .Rlckenbacker Air National Guard qualifies 1!!/> soldier as a lightBase, Ohio. weapons Infantryman and as an He received an associate degree indirect-fire crewman. In 1982 from Rio Grande College. Soldiers were taught to perform any oft he dulles In a rifle or mortar Batchelor squad. Army Private Laura J. BatcheHis wife, Gwendolyn, Is the lor, daughter of Edwin H. and daughter of William Knox of St. Martha M. Batchelor of 1818 Albans, W .Va, and Diane Knox of Jefferson Blvd., Point Pleasant, Chillicothe. W.Va., has completed basic trainRollins Ing at Fort Dlx, N.J. DUiing the training, students Navy Petty Officer Third Class received Instruction In drtll and Edward D. Rollins, son of HNbert ceremonies, weapons, map read- D. and Helen L. Rollins of Route 1, Ing, tactics, military courtesy, Kelly Drive, Gallipolis, recently military justice, first aid, and Army completed the MK 114 Underwater Fire Control System Course, con· dueled at the U.S. Pacific Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center in San Diego, Calif. The MK 114 receives inputs from various electronic sensors Installed on board modern warships. These Inputs arl' then assimilated and used to provide accurate guidance data for the Installed weapons systems. FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) Any dentist can tellyouthevalueola .--------'-----~------------fl smile, but In the airline business it can cost your Job. A federal Judge has upheld the firing of American Airline$. flight attendant Robert W.' Cox, 38, of Keller, Texas, who was termlna.ted because he did not smile enough. U.S. District Judge David Belew . .Jr. Thursdayupheldlhedlsmissalof · Cox, who sued American ih 1981, accusing the airline of sex dlscrtmlnatlon when he was fired before his ·flight attendant's probation ended. Cox, who worked for the airline from November 1974 to April 1975, claimed he was a good employee who met all requirements of the Job · .except for the smile. Cox was · fired .for violating com~ny . policy and not . sex disCiimlnatlon, " Said the JUdge, SEE THURSDAY NIGHT'S PAPER upholding American's policy requirIng a "friendly facial expression" because It Is · essential ln the competitive airline Industry. "Smiling ls an Integral part of the 106 N 2ND MIDDLEPORT job, so concentrate on a friendly The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. •b':BIIY 4-H'erl ~ 'i .• H �I The Sunday Times-Sentinel Beat ofthe bend Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallip61is, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. July 4th on the tuay By BOB HOEFLICH '11me8-Sentlnel Stalt . The R11tland Fire Department Is pepped up :tor Its aMW\IJuly ·4th celebration which willlnclu~ an ox roast, games, a talent g~?ttlng show, Uve band, • fireworks and of course, !be big parade which Is set ' . for 10 a.m . . . If you'!'E' interested In taking part - and pvery year I'm lmp!l'SS('(j · with the participation - do call Charles BarrettJr.• 742-2578, orLllly Kl'nnedy. 742-~1. And now bring on the Bible schools. . At the Pop)ar Ridge FreE'WUI Baptist Church, RoutE' 1, BldWE'U, the popular summer school has been set for June 17-21 from 7 to 9 each · evening and it Is for klds four and up. ' ·Anyone needing info or a rtde call 742-2220or 742-2384. The Rutland Freewill Baptist Church has set Its Bible school for • !be same dates, 17-21, and these •. 5esslons will bE' from 9: 30 to 11: 30 . •a.m. each morning. Theschoollsfor • ·nursery ages through teens. For ' ·-Information call Joan Collins, 742- :2992. Congratulations to Lela Blake, ~sville. She was one of the honorees at the annual athiE'tlc awards banqul't of various sports held by Urbana University. The Meigs County Humane Society has at least three great klttl'ns up tor adoption - a variety of colors, nine weeks old. Adoption fees are $3l for males and $35 tor the female and ·t his Includes shots, worming and spaying.or neutering. If you can provide a good hOmE' ·call 992-6505 or 992-5427. This Is the final Sunday morning for Pastor Robert Robinson and hls wife. Joan, at Middleport's Heath United MethOdist Church 11\.Middleport. Then they will leave. for convention and from there to Metamora, Just w~t of Tolf'do. . where they will be located. I'm sure they will be missed in their varied rolE'S. Aglow speaker was going to say "good, old" frtend, but thOught better of It · _ . _;__;, Sandy Brewington Luckeydoo he wasatt flrstannuaJMelgsCounty Academic Excellence Banquet at ME'lgs High School Thursday night. And- after many, many problems, guess what? Sandy Is still· smiling. We are too, aren't we?! Laleche classes Set · POMJ;:ROY Childbirth, breastfeeding thE' nE'W haby, and adj usting at home will be the discussion topics at the Point P leasant La Leache League meetlng Monday night at the home of Connie Gewirtz. Route 62, North and Pltter Creek Road, 7: :.J p.m. All mothers interested 1n informatlon arE' welcome to attend. . Eye makeup Thosewithdartisklnand shallow eye sockE'ts can use makeup to POMEROY- Betty liott of near Dayton will be the speaker at !be Thursday meetllig of the Pomeroy Chapter of Aglow to be held at tbe Senior Citizens Center. Mulberry Heights. Pomeroy. . A licensed real estate agent"for 31 . years. Mrs. Hott and her husband, Norman, are the founders of Living Word Ministries which Is a teaching and counseling ministry in ,thE' · Dayton area. They also assisted' in founfllngthe Jesus Dayton Ministry, which has held Praise Rallies annually. Mrs. Hott Is a graduate of · the Open Bible' College In Dayton and a tte nds the Dayton Gospel TempleAssemblleSofGodChurch. The dinner wUJ be served at 6: :.J p.m. and reservations must be 111ade by Monday with Diane ~:::;::;::;:;:::;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~ HarriSon, 742-2506; Bev Rupe, l1 742-3003; Belly Carpentl'r, 245-5363; ·· . Fl . 1 Nancy Beaver. 992-5286; Carolyn Searls, 992-3467, or Scarlett Cover, 446-1570. The dinner is $3.50 and the public Is Invited to attend. .---..,.----.;......_ _ __ Stablemate finishes second; Preakness ·winner hurt in stretch F/011m Say II Best!" Modeling Studio & Self Improvement Reg. S4.99 ·Saie S299 ~eg,. $ i 0. 99 Sale S899 BELMONTWINNER-CremeFralche.(foreground)andStephan's the Woody Stephens' entries llnlsh one-two In the Belmonl '!d:yaseym · Tell you ~ dad how great he is and how much you care. Flowers are a natural way to add zest to his life. A thoughtul way to show you care. Our s hop is b~i mming with gifts designed especially for Dads, including .fresh arrangements, planters , and green and flowering pl ants. · ·1MIIAIID CEIITIAUVE. . \ . ' Summer' Classes NJ:iw Forfriing ' Children's, Teens. Adults. Classes begin]une 12.' · · ·i lti Sa:ond Ave.. Su ire 20.'1. Gallipolis -14Mi292 PAIIIEISIUK ', MON •.fiii.ITOI . . IAT.ITOI' .. 291~132 . . . DO~NTOWN HUNTINGTON LOCATION ~<ROSS FtiOM CtVK CENTII 525-7090 ' Al1o in Cl•l"ton & (ltlllicolht, Oh. ~tlanta, . 13 'Ueflola St. Louis, ' (UP() -Rick Mahler ATlANTA · gave up seven hits and drove In two runs with a single and sacrifice fly enroute to hls ninth victory of the season Saturday. pacing the Atlanta Braves to 7-3 triumph over the Los Angeles Ddd!l"'rs. .• Matller, who had rellet help from Bruce Sutte r In the ninth, singled borne a rup in the second Inning. · which was highlighted by Rafael Ramirez's 'three 111n horner, and drove In t ~ Braves' final run wit.h . POMEROY . . ·FLOWER SHOP ) ThE' descendants of Amos and .• Allee Savage Braley are In the ~ process of forming an annual : reunion with the first to be at Rising : Park In Lancaster · on July 28', t beginning at noon. Your contacts . ; are Mi's. RobE'r1 .Hayth. I21 ~nt ·! Court. Lancaster, 43Ui, or Homer ( Pierce, 157 Koller Road, Orangp. ; burg. s.qsn5. Creme ·F raiche Captures 1985 ·Belmont Stakes Rea Men Love · 0\Vei'S! Ifyouhaveanyquestlonsconcem; lng 111<' federal government. you're . welcome to stop by the Meigs : Courthouse in Pomeroy from 10 ; ·a.m. to noon Wednesday to see a • representative from the office of · ·: Congressman Clarence Mlller. I : .have so many- two hOurs wouldn't : touch thl'm - but I don't ask, I just : complain. .• a "The Way Am,rlce Sende. Love" • • 106 Butternut Ave. · . ;.,..eioy, OH. · PH. 992-2039 or 992-5721 We Accept All .M-Jor Credit Cerdl, And Wire Flower.• Everywhere. Slakes Salurtlay afternoon In New York. The win Will\ Stephens' fO!Irih slnilghl Be~. UPI. . . Detroi~ post victories · dreaux hit a one-out double. went to the sacrifice fly in the third. third on a n error by Dale Murphy It was his ninth viCtory . of the and scored on as sacrtfice fly by season aga inst five losses. The Braves scored two runs In the Guerrero. Cards edge Mets first inning when Claudell Was hington and Ramirez led off With a single . NEW YORK (UPI) - Tommy and a double, respectively, and Herr hit a )lome 111n with two out In terry Harper slftgled both )lOme. , .' · the nlrith inning and John Tudor · The DOdgers jumped out on top In pitched a three-hitter Saturday, t l:w (lrst.inning on j>edrg~uefl'!,'ro'~ ·leading the St. I..ouls Ca rdinals to a two-run homff, hls eighth of the 1.0 victory over the NE'W York Mets. season, but didn't score again until Herr hit a 3-1 pitch from Tom the eighth tnqing when , Ken LanGorman, 3-2, into the left field bUllJlE'n . It was the Mel s' third consecutive loss and fourth in their last five games. 1\tdor raised his record to 3-7. walking one and had not bE'aten Navratilova In a striking out flve. major world event final since the The Cardinals and Mets have 19Rl Australian Open. Navratllova played four games In NE'W York this leads the overall sertes between the season. Three have gone extra two Americans. 33-32. innlngs am! one was a one-run "This Is certainly the most decision. exciting match I've played In and The Mels came the .closest to won,·· EvertLloydsaldofthe2-h<iur, scoring when John Christensen led 52-minute final. off )lllth a single In the bottom of the Navra tllova defeated Lloyd In last eighth. Ronn Reynolds sacrtllced year's French finaJ'S-3, 6-1. but Rafael Santana bounced out to In the men's nnaJ Sunday, sbQrt , Christensen holding at se.. Sweden's Mats Wllander meets cond. Keith Hernandez !ben pinch Ivan Lend! of Czechoslovakia. hit for Met starter Ed Lynch and was ·Lloyd captures French Open Because our inventory has grown to one of the largest in the area with over three hundred rolls in ·hundreds of colors at direct mill prices, we are changing our name_' from Odds & Ends Carpet Shop to ·"'Larry's Southern Mill (arpet Outlet". We appreciate all of t.he business and ·hope we can give a · larger selection at better prices as Whirlpool Dryer Model LES700 . • Special cool-down care to. help prevent wrinkles in Permt . Press and Knit fabri cs ·• 3 drying temp selections : ,HIGH. LOW and AlA Whirlpool Washer Madel LASSOO "Larry's Southern Mill Carpet Outlet".· • Family-size capacity • 4 automatic cycles : .F!EGULAA / HEAVY. PERMANENT PRESS, SHOAT and SOAK PARIS (\}PI) - Second-seeded . Chris Evert Lloyd defeated topseeded Martina Navratllova in tbe women's singles final Saturday at the French Open Tennis ChamplonshlpsS-3. 6-7\4-7). 7-5. The French OJlE'n title Is Evert Lloyd's slxtli. breaking a record she shared with Australia's Margaret ' Court. Evert. LloYd's victory over the top-ra nked wdmen •s tennis player In the world ds only her second In their last.17 m eetings. Evert Lloyd DRYER SPECIAL . intentionally walked by 1\tdor. Tlgel'\1 rout Blue days TORONTO, (UPI) .,.-Kirk Gibson drove In five runs with a three-run homer a nd two doubles and Chet Lenion belted a three-run shot Saturday. helping the Detroit Tigers · .~;ebound from 'two loSses to Toronto with·a liJ.l rout ot the Blue Jays. A sellout crowd of 44,484 saw Raney o :Neal: 1.{); m aking only his sixth major-league apJ)E'arance . · worksevenlnnlngs . He allowed only one run on four hits. He stiucl< but four and walked two. Luis !A'al, 3-4, took the loss . Lou Whitaker collected four s ingles to spearbead a 15-hlt at lack. Detroit scored three 111ns In the flrst . Whitake r led off with a single and advanced to third on a single by Alan Trammell. Gibson followed by lofting a 1.{) delivery over !be right field fence for his lOth homer. S3J'9 WA$HEI SPECIAL S429 1985 Pontiac Parisienne Sedan . I STOCK NO• . 722 . . WHIRLPOOL All CONDITIONER AIR COND., CRUISE CONTROL, TILT WHEEL. V-IJ ENGINE AM·FM STEREO. 66/46 NOTCHBACK SEAT LIFETIME RUST PROOFING. liST PRICE DISCOUNT OUR PRICE $)3,600 1,300 .. announced Ir:;:::;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;j ; Mrs. George White, Rock Sprtngs ~ Road, near Pomeroy, who recently vacationed In Haw au. • · They visited thetr son, Chief James C. White serving With the !· U.S. Navy, and toured the island of Oahu, attending a luau at Fort • Do111ssy. TIIelr trip also Included a · c111lse to the Islands and a visit to Pearl Harbor ahd the Arizona Memorial. : .' . And 1\tesdayfrom1oa:m:tonoon, camouflage the problem . Eyes will the Senior Citizens of Harrisonville . look deeper If you use eye ma keup to will stage another blood ·pressure contrast with thE' skin. Use soft pastel colos on the upper day at the town hall. On hand to leaving the rest of thE' socket lids, conduct the actlvitlE'S .wlll be my area without makeup except just . good friend, Ferndora Story, R.N. I under the brows. ": . rrri green-;;;-erJv), of Mr. ·and . '· June 9. 1986- *5,000 BTU/HR.COOLING *2 SPEED FAN *AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT *115 VOLTS, 7.5 AIIPS $)2,300' SPECIALS 011 ALL All COfiDIIIONEIS .. .' WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR •17.0 CU. FT. CAPACITY " •NO FROST •TEXTURED STEEL DOORS •POWER SAVER CONTROL CAUGHT IN RUNDOWN- Brewer third ballernan Paul Molitor W~~S caught in a rundown between lint and seoond by YankeeshortelopBobby Meachum (211) . I • CHICAGO (UPI I -Chris Speier drove In four 111ns with a home run and a single to lead Chicago to a 7-3 victory Saturday owr the Pittsburgh Pirates putting the Cubs in sole possession of first place in the National League East Division. The win, combined with New York's f O loss to St. Louis, gave the Cubs a one-game lead over the Mets . Chicago startE'r Stt;ove Trout ,In his first appearance In three weeks because of a nerve Injury In his pitching elbow, scattered eight hits In a seven-inning shutout performance that raised hls record to 6-J . SJ)E'Ier. playing second base In place of the Injured RyneSandberg. got his first two RBI with a two-out single In the fifth inning. It came off Pittsburgh starter Larry McWIIII· ams, 34, whO was a lso making a I return froln a n injury. Wllh Ron Cey on flrst. Jody Davis <J9ubled to put men on second and third . Afler a n intentional walk to Leon · Durham loaded the bases. Speier hit a slicing liner to center field whic h Plrall' outfielder Bill Almon got his glove on but dropped In a diving putout try. Cey a nd Davis scored and Durham was out lrylng 10 advance to third. · ln the seventh Inning. Davts doubled with men· on first · and second and none out to give Chicago a HJ lead . That chaSE,'d reUever Don Robinson In favor of Rod Scurry. ·Reds sign No. I draft' choice CINCINNATI (UP!) The Clnclnna tl Rl,'ds Saturilay an- Big Buster wins race nounced the signing of their No. 1 pick In t.he recent free-agpn t drafl . Barry Larkin. a 21 -year -old shOrtslop from the University of Michigan. TOLEDO, Ohio (lJPI) - Big Buster, driven by Harold Well wOOd. The 6-fool. 175-pound Lark in . a . led all the way Friday night to win 198'2 graduate of Cincinnati Moe UN the featured nice at. Toledo Race· High School; batted .361 in lhree ~ way Park. four and a half lengths years at Michigan. Hewon the Big10 ahead of Father Duffy. ' mosl -valuable-player award in 1984 Big.Buster paced th~ mil.e in 1:59 and 1985. Ihe fir·st J)E'rson lo win II 4-!i. Shadow feller was third . lwice. Bay Hound. Regal Barton and Holder .:Jimmy were the firsl three Larkin, who lied a Mic higan finishers In the fourth race to .r eturn $4,455.ro on the 3·6-8 trifecto school record with 44 st ole n bases . will report to Cincinnati's Class AA • combination. The crowd of 2,4ro wagered Eastern League farm team. the Vermont Reds. $20J.:m . Rahal nips Andretti at Mid-Ohio Sports Course SPEC/Al$619.· . 1 FELD during lhe lhlnl Jnmng of the ·New York·MDwiiUkee game Saiurday altemoon. UPI. Cubs beat Bucs, 7-3 was taken off the track by ELMONT,N.Y. (UPI ) - Creme ambulance. The colt. trained by D: Fralche, running in his first Triple Wayne Lukas , ran the race on a bar Crown race, came from eighth place shoe designed .to protect a bruised with a half-mile to go Saturday to right front hoof. Minutes after the become the first gelding to win the race. Belmont Park officials said Belmont Stakes and to make Woody the colt had suffered pulled suspen· StephE'ns the first trainer to win four sory ligaments in the same leg and straight runs of the final leg of the would be taken for x-rays. Tank's · Triple Crown. Prospect originally bruised his foot With the victory under Eddie In the Kentucky Derby a nd won the Maple by a half-length over stabPreakness Stakes in the bar shoe. lemate Stephan's Odyssey. the Lukas said the colt re-b111ised the lightly regarded Creme Fralche foot wlilninglhemlddle jewel of the denied Lafflt.e Pincay Jr. a chance to Triple Crown but lhal It was not match Stephens' achievement. bothering him en tering lhe · Plncay ran Stephens' last three Belmont. Belmont winners. Creme Fraiche, a lltlle bay by Finishing third, 4~ lengths be· Rich Cream, won Churchill Downs' hind Stephan's Odyssey. was favor· Derby Trial. the fina l prep lo the lte Chief's Crown. who earned the May 4 Kentucky Derby, on a muddy dubious dlstlnctton ofbecomlngoniy track . But Stephens decided the the third horse In Triple Crown gelding was nol quite good enough history to be favored -and defeated for the Triple Crow n races and -In aU three races. entered Stephan' s Odyssey . who The other thrice· bE'atren favorites finished S<'COnd in the Run for the were Correlation In 1~and My Dad Rost's to SJlE'nd a Buck. George In 1970. Stephens next ran Creme Fralche Fourth. ·four lengths back, was in lhe Jersey Derby, In which he Fast Account. tra ined by Patricia made a dramallc stretch run lo the · . Johnson. only the second woman to post, losing a duel wilhSJ)E'nda Buck saddle a Belmont starter. neck. by a Running on a track officially Creme Fraic he was considered described as muddy. Creme the besl mud hOrse in the field. and Fralche, who was coupled wilh Stephros was delighted when It Stephan 's Odyssey. finished In 2.27 rained Saturday morning. - three seconds off the record set by Alter thai race. Stephens began Secretariat In 1974. thinking about giving the gelding, Creme Fralche, whowon$307,740 who Is owned by ·Mrs. Elizabeth of the total purse of $!i12,!XXJ, and Moran, of BrushwOOd Stables in Stephan 's Odyssey, who won Chester County. Pa . a TripiPCrown $112,838, each paid S7. $6.40. a nd slart . $3.40. Chief's Crown won$61,548 and Complete order of finish from fl rst returned $2.00. lo last was: Creme Fraiche, Fast Account profited $30,774. , Stephan 's Odyssey, Chief's Crown . It was the fourth-fastest Belmont Fast Account . Important Business. ever run . Cutlass Reality, Purple Mountain , Pre;limess winner. Tank's pros .. Southern Sullan. El Basco. E l(·rnal Prince and ..Tank 's. Pros(iect. pect broke down on the stretch and LEXINGTON} Ohio (UPI) j Starting · from lthe fourth · pole position, JndlanajlOUs drtver Bobby Rahal averaged~ · .363 mph Satur· day in posting a 2. . •second victory ~r road racer ohn Watson In the ~legofthelnternatlonalRace of Champions. Indy driver Marlo Andrettl, stllilnll No. 1 at !be pole, led lor most I ' of the 69.6-lnile race but !l(lUII out on the 27th ot :1.9 laps al!he Mld.()h)o Sports CarCoui'!Je. Rahal, whO'd cut Andrettl's lead from 3.1 seconds on lap No. 17 to .9 seconds seven laps later. passed Alldrettlwhenhespunoulandheld on lor the victory. Andrettl, whorecordedtbefastest' lap of thl. race,~ mph, finished I thfi'cl, followed by. road racers Jochel:l Mass and Oel'fk BeU, NASCAR'S Harry Cant and Darrell Waltrip, wh<i won the first IROC round at the' Daytona International Speedway in February. and Indy drtverTomSneva. NASCAR's Terry Labonte came In ninth, Indy drtver A.J. Foyt lOth and road raC<'r Tom Gloy 11th. ~ NASCA'R's Cale 'Yarborough fin · islledlastinthefleldofl21dentlcally prepared Z.28 Chevrolet Camaros. The IROC drivers move on to the Alabama International Motor Speedway in Talladega, Ala., July 27 before windlni up this year's tour-mce competition at tbe Mlclll· gan International Speedway In Brooklyn, Mlch 1, (l,ug. 10. CELI!:IIR.\TD VICI'ORV - Cart-Indy cur <lrivl'i' Bobhy Rahal celebrl'lell 111e lint lltMnlellonal Rac-e ol ChallltJion• vlciory alter MariO AndreUI8piiiHIII duriiiC 111e final laps otthe s('t~md llllllual rnoc race lllll.urda.r at ~. 018. fte I'IIDe was hdd at, the MJd.Ohlo Sporta Car CouN. Some of tile tGp - I l l ..ao 111Cing are running In ~·s fiiCiq pi'Oif8ll1 at MJd.OIIID 8pal1ll Car Course. A doK'II io clrhlen - Including Mario AndreUI..Dun8 Waa!'lp, .U. Foyt, Tom Sneva and.fobby Rahal,panlclpated. UPI. lf �I -- · -. .. • Pomeroy-Middleport- , Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. hge- C·2-. 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Mo nt n•a l . ...... ........ .. . .. .11 :!2 ! B1 1 Sr . Louis ... ................... r. t .J ,~ ~ Ptllladl•lphiu 7 '; Vk' tork'!<-. . ....... J'l 19 .til.! - Nr•"A· 'l'CM·k . \Wwk.ins. !iD By United Press lnlemallonal . day·t<Hlay basis, had played In all 51 The Kansas City Royals managed of the Royals' gami'S thus far this . to take a one-game bile out of the · season. ' Ca lifornia Angel' sAL WI'S! lead but The Angels' fourth loss In five swall~ a bitter pill in the gamesallowedKansasClt)ltomove mouthful. within a half game of the lead In the Whiie trouncing the Angels 6.() American League WI'St. Friday night, tlle Royals lost their The Royals' wlnnlng effort was star third baseman, George Breit. aided by Steve Balboni who drove In who pulled his light hamstring as he three runs with a pj1)r ot home nlllS was running the bases In the fifth and Brett Sahf'rhagen who com· Inning. blned ulth Dan Quisenhf'rry on a The oft-injured Brett, who Is on a seven· hitter. • Rlght · hander Saberhagen i.u S notched his fourth triumph ina row -o and improved his ~rd IN. He yielded tl1e seven hits, fanning six 8!& , ....b Leaouc Ull!eLe·and walking one over tlle first sev.en Tfam w. LT. Innings. Quisenhf'rry hurled two u.rtfont ........... .. ......................... ~ 0 Ponteroy 'nlllerR ..... ........ " ......... .... 3 0 sepreless Innings ot relief. New Han•n Rech ......... ......... .. ~ .•. :. ! I The Royals got their first five Syntoeu:te ..... .............................. t l New Haven Orlol.-:. ~............. ......... ! I runs, Including bo1h of .Balboni's Salrna Center ............................ .... 1 ! homers, against Mike Wlt , whose Middleport C....U ..... ..................... I t RIJZ~Ii. "l<lflm Middleport ,.,.•,. "'rl· , . II . 1•. Duotcn .. ,................... , ...... 3 o New lla1.·en Bra"es ................. .. ... ..... . 3 0 ~ ':!~::: ::: :::::>:::: :::~ ~ Solem Ceder...................................... 3 Syraot.l8e No. 1 ................ .. .... ·· .. .... -- ... I 2 Muon .. ............... .... ......................... ! 2 . Pomeroy ........................................... t 2 Rodand ............................. ............... 0 3 ' seasiln. . After Jorge Orpa opened t11e fourth by bPatlng out an Infield hit, Balboni, who had not hit a homerun for 15 gami'S, drove a 1-1 pitch Into tl1e left-field bullpen to make the score 3.0. In 1he Royals' fifth, Lonnie Smith singled with two out, stole second and came homeonOrta'sRBI stngl6 ~ to center. Balboni delivered his lOth homer of the year on a J.1 pllch to lead ott the sllcth. Whlte ended the Royals scoring when he cracked his elgbth homeroftheyear,offrellever Urbano Lugo. bi other games, Toronto routed Detroit 9-2, Minnesota d.efeated Chicago IN, Boston belled BaiU· more 84, Milwaukee edged New York 10.9, Texas beat Oakland 4-2 and Seattle decked Cleveland &4. BlueJ~8,'1tgers2 · At Toronto, George Bell dro\n> In three runs with a two-run homer and an RBI single and Len Matuszek added a two-run double to highlight a 13·hit attack tllat ·llfted the Blue Jays. Dave Stleb. 64, threw sllc shutout Innings and scattered a pair of slngii'S while lowering hiS ERA to 2:26. Twlns6,Citlcago3 At Minneapolis, Pete FUson pitched the first complete game of NEW .YORK (UPI) - Mickey Hatcher knocked In two runs to pace the Twins. FUson, J.2, handed Cltlcago' lts nl!\lh loss In Its last 10 road games. White Sox starter Rich Dotson, 34, took the Joss. Jled Sqd, Orioles 4 AtBaltlmore, RichGedmanwent Hor-4, lncludlng .a pair of doubles, and Dwight Evans drove In t11ree runs to ' power the Red Sox. The triumph was Boston's fifth In a row. AI Nipper, 2-5, limited the Orloii'S to. six hits to gain the victory. Mike Boddlcker, 6-5, was tagged wlttrlhe loss . Brewen 10, Vankees9 At Milwaukee, Charlie Moore singled In Jim Gantner with out in the lOth liming to lift the Brewers. TheYankeesbeltedfourhomerun5, Including two by Dave Winfield, In the losing effort. By United Press International The Houston Gamblers, once considered a sure IX't to reach the U.S. Football League playoffs, are . now lpng shots to quallly' 'tor JX)st·season play, The Gamblers started off strongly this year but have lost tlu't'eof their last four games as well as their star quarterback, Jim.Kelly. In order to • be sure ol making the playoffs, Houston must win two of Its last three games, On Sunday, the' Gamblers are In Denver 12:30 p.m . EDT) to faCE' the Gold, :whom they IX'at 36-17 earlier · ·II$ year. ·Houston, 9-6, next week will host Jowly San'Antonlo-should . the Gunslingers, whoarewaltlngfor 11wilr paychec~s. show up- before closing out the regular season •at home against tough Oakland. The Gamblers figure to beat the Gunslingers next week so tl1ey need . a trtumph against either Denver or : Oakland to make the playoffs. : Houston is a . 5-point · underdog · Sunday and thp· Invade rs entered : the weekend · on · th'e veree of clinching tlte W!'Stern Conference Ch8fiiPIOnshlp .. one r~his;;:;:;;:::;c;a:tee=r=a;n;d;;;;:;;:~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;; HOME SATELUTE TV SPECIALISTS , ·WE HAVE THE RAYDX MESH DISH AVAILABLE IN 10111' & 81/2' "SEE hERYTHIIIO MORE CLEARL1" I NY HI. • ......... Sim Fmnrl~ ~~~ Hou.~1 nr1. niWJt O.ic<•l!o •I'\L1- IU-ac!lnl!ropll<'hrt' Rk'k Suld l!'lr : ~11!11a l('(l pltm. ·r U.n~· Guru lor Ptn .. burJ;:h - Rt'--oc!l\'alrd pitdwr l.a rtY • , Bilst'!.l qn .1.1 M('\\' llll;vn~: ~rlorlc>d p1,,,., uppo-•Jrancf"' x no. (lr ... =•t :!O-I :w;~~qt!i ~ 57 Buflalo - SII!TV'd Elb'n Oubmlon as a • ll.h ' h 1"-'t ., .. .. . . . f'l~ li\IU , .,, •. ,, • . G~A-;.nn!'n ... _. .......... M IMlJh.' ,\ tl p-,nkn { 'In .............. . (1al'lc Sll.; ..... .. 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Francis florist. Smith-Nelson Motors. H&R Block, Pomeroy Cement Block, Excelsior Salt Worlts. J&R Sports Shop, Home & Auto. Jim's Gulf, 7·33 Carryout, Forest Run Block. Crow & Crow, Allys .. Harold Brown, DDS, Tewksberry Barber Shop, V.D. Edwards Ins .. Fashion Beauty Shop. Duckett's Plants, Davis·Quickel Ins .. The Daily Sentinel. ~UV. ANNUALI'EII:ENlME ....~~ RATE FINANCING:* ~.!WI THAN CADIII ac DIVILLE. ~ And $169 a month ove• 5 year.; with $1603 doWn . . you cooki pay as k1N as Comparison of Manutacturers' Suggested Retail Prices of base models. Standard equipment levels vary. •• Ouaified buyers through Ch'JS~r Credit C01pora!ion on dealer slo<k. Dealer contribution may affect final price. Ask for delails. RIITUIIM81ff '· .!r=;!o?6)~ GAIIIEL SUSPE~ION/mEIIIIG PAin nEIODIIIDS .. ......... r- UB uu JOlin· .......... · - 12.89 IDUUI. ....... : : .. r- 18.89 CINid utm ....... : .. r- 1&.89 RIIUU. .GS ... ..... r- 4.89 nmsu~ .... ....... r- 1.99 Based 011 sticker · V. Gallon Botfle CAROL'INA LUMBER AND ~ When you buy the Discount TransmiSSion Pacl;age. Sa.e S439 sticlrer price value. Based on slic!(er pr'k:e ot options if purtflased ~. (f'lvmouth HoriliJn p..:e rncludes transmission pacf<.igeJ. SUPPLY COMPANY 675·1160 312, tiXTH STII'EEJ POINT PlEASANT Store Hours: Monday;Frk:lay 8 a.m. • 5 p.m .. .~dfir 8 a.m.• 12 naan " 5 YEAR 01158MI -.£ PRGTECTION PLAN. E\'flry new Chrysler-built car comes with limited warranties on pooertrain and outer body rust-through for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. Deductible applies. Excludes leases. Ask for details. 'Manulacturer's suoaeS1ed letil price of car shllwn, including Oeslinatioii ~ lile 3f1!1la>lesexlr• . WE GIVE tOU THE ADVANTAGE. SEE US NOW! . CARROLl NORRIS DODGE • . 300 THIRD AVE. ~n· . ·,· .MoiOnnfl .,.. . . .. STAHDMD I'I.UGS . SYRACUSE 446-0842 CHESTER . EA. Newell's Sunoco. Summefields Restaurant. Ridenour Supp'ly, Gaul's Market. . ' . ' DEALERS · LIMIT 2 EACH All COIDITIOia fiiON 14 ea. IIISTAIIT SPAll II J 4 . . GU.IIGIIIE IIITI•. D·l MOTOR MIDI( •• Mlt·lS f•I•Jei•l••, • Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe, HaWII's Amaco. Griffin's Body Shop. Tupp. ers Plains Hardware, Silverbird Satellite, Bank One Tuppel$ Plains Branch. His & Her Hairstyles, Helen's BA Beauty Shop, Lodwick's Groc· tfY, Cole's Sohio, Conkle's Antiques.,. MRm•liTOU · Bob & Dee Engravers. Ph Le Co .. Duckett's Plants, Top.23 Club, lila VanMeter, Opal Hollon. Mary Kine. , Af1tll MANUf. REBAR IIIOIOU • fiiiOIISSIOIW. JOlt SALE 8.89 ATHENS "Johnny Jl." MAIN DOOR PRIZE WINNERS 1. Rose Young, Bidwell - •1 150.00 2. Virginia MichHII, Pomeroy- •100.00 3 . Everett Grant, Racine- •150.00 • 4. Faye McVey, N- M1r1hflflld - UO.OO 15. Fey• Wllliem1. M11on, W. VI. - U15.00 6. Marie Thot)"lal, Pomeroy - 1.215.00 7.' Ralph DeLong, Chillicothe - UII.OO ' liMIT 16 PlUGS SALE PRia 4.99 JUMBO lodyllepairl(if . ' PROtEEDS GO TO CHARITIES GAWPOLIS BUll FLUID 12 ''· •· 144·12 Wfiii'S Bill. TUNE •· S112t , · Baer's Grocery, Diine's Beauty Shop. Hubbard's Greenhouse. IJirry's , Grocery. TUPPERS PLAINS BACKED BY· AFTY MANUI . Star Supply. Racine Dept. Store. Racine Ho.1111 National Bank. Wagner's Hardware. ~~. NOMI1IMIIlC 1IIANSMISSI8II CHARGE! ORNE .~ lrntl MFG . RitATE Miller's Bros. Grocery. Rutland .Dept. Store, Rutland Furniture, Rut· land Bottle Gas. S&K Tillis. Hill Top Grocery, Dairy Delite, Jim Rick· man. , RACINE THE BESf HASSENGER CAR price comparison of comparabftequippe<l cars. A·C O.E. FllniS 0~ IIUVYDtm SIIOCI AIIOIIY 1111 Mum Df WMPD. Valley Lumber & Supply, Pleaser's, Dairy Valley. Ace Hardware, D.J.'s Ttilding Post, .Ellis & Sons Sohio, Rawli~gs-Coats-Biower Funeral Home .. Pat Hill Ford. Mtddleport Dept. Store, ln1els Furntture, Sundry Store. Dan's. Brenda:s Boutique, Sandy's Boutique. Mobil; French's Sunoco. General Tire Sales. Kina Builders, Central Trust Co .. · Locker 219, LaSalle. Bahr Clothiers, Village Pharmacy, H.C. Franze, Fo· reman & Abbott, Ed Burkett, Quality Print Shop, Fruth Pharmacy, Main St. Market. Middleport'Piastic Arts. RUTLAND ,12 QUARTI 8~ SHOCKS MIDDLEPORT S7185* liMIT ' . COift&IM 111'1 P1P1 PUIIOIIIiPAIIIff .... ..... . SUSPENSION smEM PAm POMEROY . ~fl,. . • ReRister Now: or 894-9923 $8slo·oo CCA TREATED . Joss. ~2495 . •Private • Commercial • Instrument •Instructor •.In strume nt Instr uctor Where: South PolntoR.odeway lnn·U .S. 52 at Grandview Avenue June 22nd and 23rd - 8 a.m. 'Til 6 p .m . (FAA Written offered June 24,9:00 A.M .) $10.00 off Registration Fee w i This Ad New Jersey. :48" Hacltester 6-5, syracuse shaded Toledo~. and Tld!'water outlasted Maine 54 In ll innings. The t'I'Sults mmbined to k!ave Syracuse, R!chmond and Matne·ls a thre(':way lie for first place. At Columbus, Blll Swaggerty fell to 1·7, pitching In relief of Brad Havens. Swaggerty had been cons!· det'Ed a candidate for the Baltimore Orioles' starting rotation In spring training. At Toledo, the Chiefs scored three runs in the top of the ninth lh~n held ol'f a Mud Hens bld ·to emerge with thevlctory. DennlsHowardwasthe wiMer and Eric Broersma took t11e Special Prlc'l ~pools ,·. SP.ECIAL: 12'x12' Portable Outbuilding with Do'?r and Ramp, Floor and Mam Frame leads Pawtucket win By United Press lntematlonlil . · Flist baseman Pat ' Dcd!ion hit ...,.;h..;:., home rut\s and drove in all ......,'b>v,on PawtuckE'I runs Friday njght . ~·ttell>ing the cellar.<Jw(>lling Red 'Sox a 7-5 International Leilguevictory :=•:m,,r the Richmond Braves. · Dcdson hit his ninth, lOth and 11th ~~~=~ of the season to hE'ip the ~ snap a 17·game losing ·.~::ot11eak 10 Richmond, dating back to •c.•u" July. Pass Your FAA Written In One Week! Dan Hieronimus, D.B.A. <J HIER'AV T!· The Gold, 1()..6, sport the league's third IX'SI passing altack -Houston Is rated No. 1 - and needs one victory 1n tl1eir final three games to make the playoffs. Last week, wide receiver Gill Stegall celebrated. his· first USFL start by grabbing, a league-record 16 passes for 177 yards 1n a '/:7-'liJ triumph over Los Angeles. · · Bob Gagliano, who played with t11e NFL's ' l<ansas City Chiefs In 1!1!2·&3, hi1 Stegall with a' 59-yam scoring strike and completed 33-of· 47 attempts for 352 yards last w~k. In the only otl1er Sunday game.• Los Angell'S is at San Antonio. On Monday night, it's JacksonvlliE' at Now at an AFFORDA.BLE PRICE 'With Proper • Dai!<J.s - SI)..>Ucd Unt>bockt'r ,\nthon.' ' Oicilf'I"SOO to mulll - ~t'lll rontrort . 1ndlnna !Xil~ -Extrnd-N'I con1rar1 Qf pla~n· pm;omt'l dlll't'IQr JlK'k BI.L"hofs~· - 2!Jl Todd DUHon, a second-year pro out of Long Beach State, completed not-33 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns for Houston In a 29-27 . - - -.....-------------------~ loss to Blnnlngbam last Monday. His 8-yard TO burst with 62 seconds left pulled tlte GamblerS within two points but his pass to Sam Harrell for a 2-polnt conversion was batted away. Ailtrotl4, Gl.ula 1• : At Houston. J>hll Garner dmve lJf two runs to lead the Astros. M~ Scott, 4·2, scattered seven hits.~ walk"!! two a nd struck out 10\fr avf?'l': 81-31nnings to get the victory . At lee,,· Ha mmaker, 2·$, took the loss. Built to Last at Least a Ufttime• F"""'" :un Raines led otltl1e game wtth a single against Steve Carlton, 1-6, stole second and third and scored on a grounder by Jim Wohlford . David Palmer, 4·5, ,was the Winner. Jeff Reardon notched his 16th save. THE BEST BUILDING SYSTEMS. BUY IN THE AREA · . FEATURING: CUSTOM CRAFTED WOODEN OUTBUILDINGS PLAYSETS DECKS PORCHES and OUTDOOR FURNITURE n',l"i:->l~mrnt . &ala,~~: home Terry Pendleton, triggering a sllc-run 13th Inning for the Cardlnals who defeated the Mets, 7·2 Friday night. Pendleton led off against reliever Doug Slsk, 14, and reached on an error by shortstop Rafael Santana. Bill Campbell. 2·1, pitched tllefinal two Innings and allowed one hit. Jn other Nl. games, Montreal topped Philadelphia J.l, Houston defeated San Francisco 4-1, Chicago · nipped Pittsburgh 1.(), and Los Angeles bl:tsted Atlanta 7·2. Expos 3, PltlDles 1 At Philadelphia, Tim Raines had two hits, stole three bases and scored three runs lor· the Expos. MIK.E'S STURDI-BILT STRUCTURES 378-6158 Transactions Sa n Dklro ;It Cindnn;:1tl The St. Louis Cardinals' Tom Nieto singled SILVEUJD SATEU.m Sl'STDIS The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C-3 Gamblers become· Cardinals dump Mets with six run rally ·~· .l ong shot to reach USfL playoffs Royals win game, but lose all star Brett · Majors Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. IODTfiLLII GAlLON SIZE 6.89 llo.2t5 1 • ~ �' Page C-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 9, 1985 June 9, 1985 runs power Padres to doubleheader sweep CINCINNATI (UPil - "I was just trying to make contact," said Tony Gwynn after his 11th inning hOmt> run had ,given the San Diego Padres a double~ader sweep over the Cincinnati Reds Friday ight. But when the ball left his bat, Gwynn knew that he . had put the Padres In front with his third homer of the season - a o!le-{)Ut shot that nullltied a last.<JitchRedscomeback and propelled San Di!c'!:O to a 3-2 victory. Following on the heels of a Ceremony will honor Howsam j Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. H~me BOBHOWSAM . Swift stops Indians, 6..4 CLEVELAND (UP! ) - Bill Swift had tonsUlltls earlier this season. Friday night, he lpft the Cleveland Indians almost speechless. Swift tQ!lSed five innings of 1-hit relief Friday night to helptheSeattle Mariners to a 6-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians. "I really got sick and rniSSE:'d a few starts earlier with Chattanooga," said the 23-yPar-old Swift, who was recalled Wednesday after posting a 2·1 mark and a 3.69 ERA with the Sounders of the Southern League. · According t.o Seattle manager Chuck Cottier, Swift "pitches and talks like a seas0'ned prq." CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Reds have set Sunday, June 23, as " Bob Howsam Day" Ill Riverfront Stadium. Special on.fleld ceremonlE:'s prior to the Reds' 2:15 p.m. gamE' with the Atlanta Braves will honor Howsam, who is ~:?tiring as the team's President and Chief Executive Officer on July 1. Howsam has had · two terms of leading the Reds. He came to Chiclnnati !rom the St. Louis Cardinals In 196'7 and built the Reds teams that d6mlnated major Swift relieved starter ·Brian leag\te baseball · In the 1970s, Snyder after the latter developed winning !lve ' Western Division blister-s on his left hand with noqeout titles; four National I.:eague pen· In the second Inning. nants; and . back·to·back World • Swift retlred14 olthe 16 batters he Series lp 1975 and 1976, He was fared - Brett Butler reached on a . named Major League Executive of third-Inning walk and Tony Bernathe Year In 1973 by The Sporting zard on a one-out double In the fifth. · News. That was not tlle case with Edwin After running the Reds' front Nunez, wiJo rE:'IIeved Swift to start office operations for 11 ye~rs. the seventh. Howsam became the club's Vice After Nunez permitted back·toChairman In March. 1978, serving back RBI doubles by George' as an advisor and a consultant. He Vu~vlch and Pat Tabler In the then returned ,to an active role as .rilnth, Ed Vande. Berg got the last team President In July, 1983 tq lead two outs for his second save. another rebuilding program, Cleveland fell to a major·league headed bythereturno!Pete Roseto worst J8.35 .:_the-Tribe has lost 13 of Cincinnati as Reds' manager· Its last 16 games. !player and the signing of Dave The Mariners took a 3-0iead In the Parker as a free agent. second off loser Neal Heaton, 4·5. Roger Ruhl, Vice PrE:'sldent Barry Bonnell and Jlnn Presley Hogan, NoJan & Scltes, Is Chairman stroked •one-out singles. Kearney of the "Bob Howsam Day" then drove a 1·2fastbaU toleftforhls committee. . secondhomerun. • Cleveland cut thedeflcltto3'2wfth · SCioto DOwns result!! . tWo runs In the Second. Pat Tabler· . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Splffy laced an RBI single and rE:'ached Tlrite; a !lve-year-oip mare,• paced · second on a passed baD by catcher tlle' .mile in. 1: 5ll .Frid~Y. rilgh[ at · · Kearney. · · · .. Scioto Downs, . breaking the track. record for aged paclngs. rna~. Aiter Swift replaced Snyder, Three other mares had paCed a TablE:'r took third on Joe Carter's 1: 581·51n 1983 and 1984. liroundo.ut lind scored on Tony Spiffy Tlnne posted a nine and a Bernazard' s groundout . quarter length win over Gypsy Lace Seattle made It 4·2 In the'fifth on , with Lucky •E rin coming In third. Henderson's run-scoring Infield Acacia, driven by David Miller, single. · won the featured ra<;!' In 1: 58, posting a ooe-le!)lllh win over Betsy , In the seventh, Henderson added an RBI single and the Mariners' . B. Yanka>andBen'sGypsy. : final run scored on shortstop Julio In the lp.'lling race, Fair·Dream Franco's second error of the game. . Maker, Bustout Lollipop and Patty Corrales was ejected In the Denise were the first threeflnls\;rs to return S2,ffi3.00 on the trifecta , seventh lor protestllig a caD by first base umpire Durwood Menill. combination of5-1-9. declsive9.Jwin In theopeninggame, the nightcap triumph sent We$lern Divlson·IE:'adlng Sail Diego 3 1·2 games ahead of the runner.up Reds I going Into Saturday night's game. The two teams will wind up thE' four·game series Sunday afternoon. "It was a high changeup," added Gwynn who connE:"Cted off Reds ace reliever Ted Power, now 0-2. "This was a game we should have won in regulaion, but they (the Reds) bounced back and you've got to give them credit for that. " Power, obvlou ly upsN. had littlE' to say except "go ask Gwynn If you want to know what the plctch was. It was a good-pitch for him to hit , but day." not for me to make.'' Dick WUUarns, manager of the Reds player· manager Pete Rose, front·runnlng Padres, revealed that who went onE:' for four to inch closer Kurt Bevacqua, one of the stars of to Ty Cobb's a U·tlnne major league the opening victory, had called the record of 4,191 hits and now need just shot on Gwynn's homer just before . 50 to reach the platueau, was , .he connected. " We beat the club closest to 11!! in confident hiS club would come back from tl)e double defeat. the standings two ga mes," Williams pointed out. "Now we know we 'll be "They can ,shake It bf(," he. at least a game and a half In front commented. " I see no reason why when we finish the series here we can't come back and win the last Sunday." two. It wasn't too much for our fans The Reds, limited to four scat{37,753 were in the siandsj to cheer tered hits through eight innings in abOut. Sure, the wrong team won, the finale by Enc Show and reliever but that's !)!story. Now It 's a new Goose Gossage, took advantage of Lakers hold -off Celtics, 120-lll, move within game of 1985 .championship • two breaks to sror~ twice off Gossage with two-out In the las.t of . thE' ninth and send the contes) .mto extra inillngs. Bevacqua and Carmela Martinez shared hitting honors tor San Diego In the opener as the Padres mauled Reds starter and loser Tom Brown· . tng (5·5) for eight hlts and as many runs in just 41-3 innings. "I. just didn't have my good screwball," said Browing,.w hogave up a three-run homer'to Martinez, his eighth, in the third inning,and then was kayoed two innings later by Bevacqua's grand slammer, his first home run ofthe season. ' By RICH 'l.'OSCim! lJPJ Sports Writer· INGLEWOOD, Calif. {UP1) They head back East now, the two finest teams In the NBA, to resume their battle on the chessboard f,loor of Boston Garden. And this Iinne, perhaps, the Los Angeles Lakers are about to cheCkmate the Boston Celtlcs. The La.kers cruised to wlthln one game of ending an O·for.S skid against Boston Iii NBA championship series w)th a Ul-ln vlc~ory Friday night In Game 5. . WMBER I HOME CENTER. C Jttsoruythesecondtrrnelnthat long-·andforthe Lakers,.paintul series that Los Angeles has taken a .1·2lead In the finals. Because of the nightmare that befeU them last year against the Celtlcs, the Lakers know their stay ·In Boston for Games6 and 7, Sunday and maybe Tuesday night, could be another horror show. , But this tUne they also know they have earned the Celtlcs' respect. "We knew we. had to win this game," said Magic Johnson. "Now wt'cango back there and have some LING FAN . . _. .0 0 Nowlbru Salunlay, June 15 added 33 and Johnson had 26 points and 17 assists. The Celllcs were led by Parish with 26 points. Kevin McHale had24, Dennl$ Johnson had 22 and Larry · Bird finished with :a! points after scoring only two points In the first luilf. So the Lakers have assumed control of a sometlmt's·phystcal, consistently t'xclttng series. They desperately want a championship banner to hang beside their other threE'. But they're entering a hostile COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLI Y OF ·sATELLITE SYSTEMS SATELITE SYSTEMS AVAILABLE ARE *INTERSAT *UNID~N dungeon of a place for the final two games, and the Celtlcs probably could always fit another banner In the Garden along with the 15 that already hang there. "They have to go back to Boston and beat us one more tlnne, and that's not gonna ' happen. We're gonna' defend this crown," said Boston's M.L. Carr. "We're gonna' have a welcoming · party for them In Boston, and we're 1 W. MAIN CHESTER gonna' do whatever It takes to win those two games. No exptanatloills ....__....__ _..,;,;;;,;;..;,;,-., 985·3307 _ _ _ _..J . -· needed lor that. " *DRAKE . *WilsON Come li or Call For Details TV & APPLIANCE RIDENOURS GAS SERVICE . =· ~------------~~------------~----~------------------------------~--~~~~----~--~-----------------------------. • ., Boston coach K.C. Jones, who · watchect most of the second half from the locker room after being ejeeteil, knows the Lakers could indeed be ~aving some fun at his team's expense. "They only need one win In the next two games. It's as simple as that,"~ said. , The Cettlcs gave It their best shot. . In Game 5, slicing an 18-point de!lcit to 107-103 with 3: 5.~ left II) the game. But it was au Los Angeles from there. The twp kJ!ling blows for Boston were dealt by the most unlikPiy source, Laker forward Kurt Ram· • bls. He got a blg oftenslv~ rebound with 3: 011eft; was fouled and made ooth freE' throws. Then, :a! seconds later, hestolethe ball from j3oston center Robert Parish. Wlfh his glasses rldlng beneath his nose after some he~vy contact, he whistled a pass to Johnson lor a lastbreak layup and ,. each 111.51.14 ... 79' Reg. 1.09 Limit . ~Iter Oil Your Choice . Shoes wil.h ••change . R~. Freon, Brake Fluid IIM43-12, Bars Leaks NM, Engine Brite ~~~. Liquid Wrench tL1oeorFix·A·Fiat 15275 6.88 Quality Rivited Brak.e . ·Shoes Or Disc _·· . Brake Pads ·position · • ggc 6.88 . ·' mig's 20' rebate Quaker State 1OW30 - . ~ 12 sg~quan . Bums has . eye on top • Reg . iJom 1.39 limit 2 Save Save Save By MARTIN lADER WI Sports Writer - HARRISON; N.Y. {UP!) -For George Burns and Roger Maltbie, their .U .S. Open comes a week early. , Both men failed earlier this week In qualifying bids for thE' cha1J1pion· ship that begins Thursday at Blrmlng{am, Mich .. leaving them with nothing to shoot for excepl a $00,000 prize awaiting the winiler of, thts weekend's Westchester Classic. "It's a crazy game," said Burns, who carded his second 66 Friday 16 end up with a one-shot advantage over Maltbie after the second round of thE' Westchester. ''IwasverydlsappolntedMonday (when he tried to qualify) because I enjoy playing the Open. I wanted to play but nothing seemed to work. ' Yet I come up here, don't get any . practice on a course I haven't seen In a year and shoot. tWo of my best roundsoftheyear." · · The high pqjnt of Burns' round ~ameon thesJIIh hole where he sank a 60-foot birdie putt. He added five more birdies his llnal10 holes . OCEjjj each Hluht Antique Brass . Floretltl• Ught Kit 1144-11~ iwlliiilfii,i:{ each 22fH 5-Liuht AntiqUe Brass ' : ...... . Flar'eiiiiH Llgllt Kit 1144-41l ~ . "·. FRAMING WMBER c•. drt 11111 kopt...., ~· 10' Sill 2"x4" . I , I . ' . . .. -· -. ,.._..,.._~·· ~~ ' 2"xa• '· -~ . 0 Los Angeles led 113-103. Rambls' biggest contribution, hoWI"Ver, may have come In the second quart.e r· when he crashed 1 over the front row of ·Seats. saved a - loose ball and triggered a fastbfE'ak layup. "That reaDy pumped them up," Boston forward Cedrtc Maxwell · said. "They wereonflreafterthat.A play like that has a positive effect on any team, any tlnne." The Lakers' scoring was pared by 38·year-old Kareem Abdui·Jabbar, who scored 36 points. Jam<;s Worthy ~~. tun.·· of • . The Sunday Times·Sentinei- Page-C-5' _ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. 12' •1.89 •'2.25 $2.79 ' '3.29 14' 18' $2.59 S3.79 $2:95' '4.39 Saves Gas Rain Dance fli24tN &0245N s.le 4.99 Reg, 7.95 ' • · e.y to -.151oot cord. Sllle 4.88 12086 Reg. 10.95 7.t5 Driving Glasses License Plate Fr,ames · Dulg-llyllng. Fl"era out gtortng oun *25-5011 Reg. US polr I'IYI· *58!1 Reg. 7.85 Rally Mini Auto Vacuum .Turtle Wax Triple Wax 1.99po,; Superior ·6.88 Rally Formula "!'worked for it lnday," he said. 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";-Announce sponsors for 1985 ;· Dave Dil~s charity golf meet ROCK SPRINGS - M~jor spon- thE> two-d~y event is Motor · Parts : ·son are lining up behind the Company, Inc. ' Sj!venth annual Dave DilesJ ltn Diddle of J . D. Drilling : AppalachiaJ) golf charity set fpr . Company of Ra~lne has gollen ~ June 26-27. · behind the tourna ment, as In years ld L. Dean Harris and the Lea ding Past. "l'mnot agotf~myself,"sa q 1 Creek Corporation has not. only Diddle , "but we s trongly believe In ; enterednlnegolferslnthe eventb~t the purpose of the tournament so ; Is sponsoring two holes at Riverside we're delighted to be Involved once more.'' ·. Golf Club. Bill Blower of Rawlings-CoatsGeorge Harris, a member ofthe • Blower will t~lt upln the event and tournament committee from the !S sponsor!g a hole for the 18-ho)e beginning, says he is encouraged :shotgun start. ov€'r corporate participation In the :: Bill Childs of the Downing-Childs charitable event. "This Is the ·~nsurance Agency has played In greatest amount of business partici· :every one of the six previous patton we've had." saldl Ha rris. :tournaments and his agency has '.'Some of the businesses are •signed up to spohsor a hole. . sponsoring holes for $500 while • The same Is true of Torn Wolfe, othe rs af(' sponsoring celebrl.tles :.president of the Racine Horne for $150 or simply dona ting money : National Bank. for food, or making certain In other .' :: Thiee other banks In the area · ways that they are involved · In ,tJave lined up behind the event, Ted reaching out ·to help the less ;Reed; president of Farmers Bank, fortunate." · . sponsoring a golfer and Is making Harris said some corporate .a subslanttal contl1butlon 10 the sponsorships a re stU! available. :CUnner program at Meigs High "Anyone wanting lo gel Involved . ;::ll;hool. . should call Bob Freed al 992-2014. : Bill Nease of Bank One also Is an Bob's been working hard with the ;active participant '1n the festivities, business community to Insure that ;and Harold Hubbard of Central we ternaln a viable cl)arlty and that ~st 18 a sponsor of the Appalachia we are able to do the good work that . .event. has been our aim since we sta rted ~ . For the third slralght year, R. the ball rnlllng seven years ,ago." There also are spots available In :J:Cenneth I<err .of Kei'r Distributing :Jh Athens Is a major underwriter of the tournament field for $150 and -the Diles I.'VE.>nt. applications are available at River· .: 'sun another corporate sponsor of · side Golf Club, Jayrmir Golf Club, • · various banks, Simon's Ple-a-Pair, Clark's Jewelers, the LaSalle Res· ~I tauranl and other business slles. f1s .:Release race ~chedule for June 15-16 ·- Center closed at Rio ,~. MINERAL WELLS, W.VA., -' ~ National Dirt Racing A$socia· :;ton's "Stroh's NatlonallOO" .is on for the afternoons of June 15 and 1~ at the Wesl Virginia Molor •SReectway. • Among thE.' dl1vers scheduled to (compete for $.lJ,<XXl in prlle money ·are the defending NDRA champion !;~err Purvis of Clarksville, Teim., ~£Uiy Moyer of Batesville, Ark., (Jerry Inmon of Bruce, Miss., Buddy :;Boutwell of Lyhn Haven, Fla., Leon !'Sells or Mableton Ga .. Wllly Kraft of ;l,al!efteld, Minn., andJeffNapperof ;::\VliiChester, Ky . .FIVe thousand ~rs wm .be awal;dro the winner \:end anotller $2,<XXl has 1been posted ~·ror the hobby stock division. · .• · Plls.-wiU open bol·h days a,t 8:30 - a.m., t1iP grandstandS atlO: 30 a.m .• warm-ups a I noon and .the first race Ifill begin at 2:30p.m, . . . . •; On Saturdayt_the hObby stock cars will quality a~d run heal raceswhUe the late models WUI run qualifying heals. On Sunday, thelaternodelswllrun a consolation race and a 100 lap feature while the hobby stocks will rund a 30 lap feature. The NORA ' is · sponsored by Strohs, Dutch Treat Little Smokes and the Dodge Division of the ::tiP RIO GRANDE - A.lllacllitles at Lyne Center (gym, pool, handball court and weight room) will be closed to the Pl!bllc until classes resume for summer . session on Tuesday, June 18. A new schedule will be published at that time. By JOHN O'BRIEN Prrn>BURGH (UPI ) - Three tril)IS are scheduled for July a nd three more may be scheduled lor September In the cocaine traffick· lng case stemming from the grand jury testimony of a doZen major league baseball players. U.S. MaglstratellaJeanneSensenlch assigned the trials for the s ix suspects. 'w ho pleaded Innocent Frtday to charges related to · narcotics trafflcklng. · National headll!les have been ~eraled . by the Investigation because of the Involvement of the major leaguers, most of whom are present or former Pittsburgh Pirates. ' · · NOW ONLY $3~!.! • OTHER COLOR BAUM TRUE VALUE LUMBER , 40. Sqriares in.Stock lW,MAIN 985-3301 CHESTER, OH. . Model ST110 • 11 H.P. lndullrlll • 5 SPHd Trantmlllfon • Proft~lllon•l 20 ~ furl 'riMo • Eleclrlc Cfl.ltfll:h • Huge s 0111on a .. • WIH' Mower ·] '•'* otflces. The house we 'feature today (located near Rio Grande) Is all that Is left of a once thrtving small community called Ridgeway. According to a piece done In the 1950s by Gallla Times ~porter Harry R. Hurn, th1s house ' was erected in 18ll by the David '"Ridgeway family. Wrote Hum, "The substantial brick structure originally was · composed of 15 rooms . One large wing. was later removed. This Is said to be the llrst brick structure erected In Raccoon Township." • .!; county The Rldgl!Ways came to Gallla' In 11ll3 from Georgia and .' 1 ' was . during 1846 that the PICI'U1lED IS THE TOWN OF IUdgeway, oraUeaalwba& 151eftol Ridgeway post office was closed, lt. In the 18:lls and 18408 a omall f<lwn developed around lhM • the prob<lble reason being the combination rami holl8e-tavem. Political raBies and ctrcuses were held '· development of Centel'\11le as a here. 'lbe house 18 believed to dale to 1811 and was built by Davl4 ' • more thriving stagecoach stop a nd IU~geway, who at one time owtied 1,500 acres 8UI'I'Olindlng the houe. mercantile center. IUdgeway even had a post oflke from 1839 f<l llj46 •. William Rldgewa:r . probably continued to live In the old Rldll:ewav Tavern until his death In 1882. The house passed Into the _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;._ _ It ..u Continued .on C·S on It-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~-lE ; eventuaUy owned some 1,500 acres ,• of fartnland In what was called by ) them Pleasant Valley (a name that ~ continues to this day) . ! Sometime in the early 19th ~ century Ridgeway became a stage. : coach stop·on.theroad from Athens. ; By the 1820s a part of the house was • used as a tavern and the Rldgeways · • ; also.kept a.store here. · ' Eltabllslted 1839 l The". RJdgeway post office was • eslabllshed on July 19, 1839, with : RichardS. Kerr as the postrnasler. !· In l!WO one of Ihe largest Whig · ~ rallies In Gallla County was held al 1 Ridgeway, attesting to Its promll nence during that decade. Elijah B. . • Holcomb and William Ridgeway followed Kerr a~ postmasters In the f 1840s. William was '!·SOn of David .; Ridgeway. . 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Hubbard "lfl need surgery, ll should be now so I can gcl.ready for next ~- · . REG. '479 ~ ' !Ill.-"' IIi Special Corretlpondiml '· GALUPOUS -In thenearlyn years of history of Gallla County many towns have come and gone. Included In that number would be such ' names as Jericho, Linda , Moody. Obal, and Obedlah. All of these towns once ellen hl\d post I t· • . lady. ?.ewa. hyena, panther, wolf, fox; ''He (John Shaffer) hail been and various and assorted fowls and styled by critics the 'Uon King,' as rep!Ues. · he hail exposed his life heretofore In To counter the a rgument made subduing the larxest and most by ma ny church leaders In Ihe lB40s terrible lion ever caught; this thai such sbows as these were anlnial Is at present 1n his Immoral.' the ad stated: tlOSSESSion and haS repeatedly "'lbe moral and useful J1111110SeS ..aved his life when exerclslng the which an exlllblllon like IIIiA can other heuis In the perfonnlng serve are perceived by all and cage.llls feats have been beheld by· aclmowledK"d by aH mora1181!1; the mtWons; he actually drives a wUd exhibition serves to entertain and lion, harnessed to a car, thus lnslruct aD, In the wonckow. works showing the supreme maJority of of the Supreme Being, and Is man over the bn&te." (JOI!mal) . particularly Impressive on the Also 0Xhlblt were tigers. minds of youth~" leopards. a gazelle, can,e•. •• The number of charges ranged from 111 against Shiffman to two counts each ~alnst Connolly and Balzer : Sensenlch Friday declined to. release Shiffman on bond from !he Washington County jaiL .. Of the six defendants, only Connolly did not seek a jury trial. Sell$enlch scheduled Mosco's trial for July 7 before U.S. District Judge Paul Simmons. Shiffman's and Greer's trials were scheduled for July 22 before Judge Barron McCime. , , HONOR NORTH GALUA.GRIDDEBS- 'lbe 19M-SS 8CIIool year Judge Maurice Cohill will preside found nve NOI'III Gallla foGtball players having t!lelr plctul'llll and at trials for the other three ·• plaques placed on Nortlt Gallla's AJJ.Oitlo Seledlo118 WaD In the hiP defendants, which p~bably will be school lobby. The live were, left to rllht. Mark Foreman, Joe Moore, scheduled for September, said 'B itan Hawks, Jackie GlaMbum an~ BUI Harden. Not pictured, ,Jackie Richard Wlt:as, Cohill'~ aide. Glusbunt. · • I ' By JAM&'> SANbS AVAILABLE: BLUE . The Sunday Times-Sentinoi- Page~C-7 J~richo, Linda, ObedU.h, Moody, and Obal in county The grand jury Issued indict· ·,....,---·-.,....;'-----·- - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ments on May 31llstlng 166 charges related to. cocaine distribution against seven men, none of them baUplayers. , J . Alan Johnso11, U.S. attorney for the western district of l?ennsylvania, In fact; made no mention of baseball when he announced lhe charges after a two-year lnvestlga· tlon and the six-month grand jury probe. At least a dozen major leaguers testified before the gral1!l oCorrugated Posphate Roofing jury under grants of Immunity. oG'oes dl!J!Ctly ov~r old roof / Ail arraignment for the sole suspect arrested In Philadelphia, •Fast, easy Installation Curtis Strong, 38, has yet 1o be •Won't ~st or corrode scheduled. •PrOvides added Insulation The six suspects who pleaded not guUty Fliday were former PlttsSTOC~ COLORS: Wl,it.., Brown, Bla~k, llurgh resldentShelbyGreer,29,and Tan, Gr ..en Red, S'ilver. Pittsburgh-area residents Robert SQUAll ·McCue, 38; Jeffery Mosco, :I), Dale Shiffman. 33, Thomas Balzer, 27, aod Kevin Connolly. Tl. ·~s!efCorp. : ~ay need Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Plea~nt. W. Va. June 9. 1985 Trials slated • baseball cocaz.ne case next 'month Unlted·Press IntemattonaJ· --. '' June 9. 1985 .CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE 26J TIIID AVE. . , OAWPOIIS. ~ . 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Open Mclflday thru ~rday. 9:30a.m.·7 p.m.; N-Sunday Houra: 12 J1Ck!11 • 7 p.m. located betw"n Paint P'-nt & Malon an St.ltt. tQ, n.., to Moton Coun~ PHONE 614·698·6189 ' ~ ' F. · "II% Annual Ptrcentlae Rete on 1985 Fl50 e~d F250 4x2 Pickups except .supercabs. rnencrn& Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, I 1616 IASTEIN AVE., GALLIPOUS 446-36 2 • �....... .' r . ~~-- .·· . · · PEE~. : a Gallipolis Diary: ' ' ' ·· :, ,:~:-:: ·_ ·_ . P~Middleport-Gallipolis. ·,_ . . June 9. 198~ ; Ohio;-Point Pleasant. W. Va:· .' .•.' .. Writer-in Far West seeks addresses from readers . ... . . .' . : ' . By J. SAMUEL PEEP!I . . . motel oo Upper First AvenuE' . Fanny Wolfe Beaver reunion; it will start a t noon - ·Its a r·eunton for . t~, anyway! " . GAl.LlPOLIS · - ·Jarie Catlng, (Islandslde), site of tile h91J11! ot , WAS on July 1, ~. l)ut this ypar ft family and friends . Helen Bnd Have you ever s topped 10 think NtlU Nettleton St., Spokane, . Wa· John Barlow's grandmother. (It'~ . WILL be on Saturday; July 6, at Chrles WolfE' write, "It Is a joy to· shington 99all, need!; to locate MrS. ·· the Barlow · addltloo). Herweat· Royal Oak Park again. SQrry that read your columns; well, most of that 1990 Is only a quinquennium Francis E . Smith :ind.John Barlow.' gra~atlier o~ owned all of that Peeps Is too dumb to know where ·If ymi knoW tlteir addresses, will . 'a rea. Royal Oak Park Is; we probably . knew once but have forll!lltt'll. you'pleasemail them to Peeps, care hands of John and Elizabeth Lewis Jan~ had SE>\'Pra t children, one of Charles H. and Helen R. Wolfe, of the Ohio Valley Publishing and later to Harvey calhoun and whom- Edward Naret Ridgeway, Anyway, everypne is welcome, 3490 Kauffman · Road, N'. W.. Company, Ga!Upolls? Or to Jane? Elmer Mccarley. became somowha~ of a local Carroll, Ohio 43112, corrects Peeps' and everyone should brjng a b<icaus~ of 'his longPvity. celebrity William Ridgeway and his wi!e mtstake about the Charles and covered dish for the eating, which Jane also needs the address of a . ' away? When the c~lcndar read 1940, the Tribune got out a 112-page • ·edition, the largest ever produced In · GallipOliS. .• Jreric~~ .. ~co~n~ttn~~~f~ro~~~:~~~~----------------------------~--- Edward was ov~r 10'1 years of age when he died in 1934. Postal' add ..... of ,James Sands Is · BoK 92, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. ' ' THUISDIY ONL oo•LI TMI YAUII GriiANWAC1111111'S CIIITS Off COUPON$ UP T8 " ' Ill FACE VAL... (No Deublo Coupen• On Anortl,.. Spoclolh. No halon PleoMI) GAUPOUS STOIII . HDII!I YOUI !IANUfACIVIliS -IY·IA- CO-l AT JONN· SON'S ANOIICIIYI DOUIIITitl YAUIIWMIN YOU MCHAII TH!IPIO· niD !TIM. Oltl COUPON PO ITEM. liD I I - COUIOHI A<aPTtD. DO· Ultl IIHMmON Dffn DOll NOT APIIT TO "mE IIIICHAIIDISI" CO-S 01 COIWONS OYII 4t• IN IACI YAlUL NO CASH llfUNDS WHIM DOUill COUPON VAlUE iiCIIDl PIICI OI!RM. CIGAimn AIIO <RUIN OTIII t1UIS AII!ICIUDID IT lAW. TO INSUH 'IODUCT TO All QUit CUSTOIIIIS, WI All -G OUI "DOUill COIII'ON" Offtl TO 0111 JAI Of INSTANT COffll Alttl 0111 CAN Of lliOUND COIFtl HI lltOI'PIIG fllll Y. PER MARKET..;:;OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 A:M. TO 10 P. VINE STREET, GALLIPOLIS HONE 44o··:1:J:1. ''We Reserve The Quantity" DOU.KE COUPON OFFII GOOD 1HUISDll;iu~ 13, 191S Wauings on. B B Q SALE ENDS SATURDAY, . JUNE 15,..1985 ITE KAHN'S CHARCOAL STEAK BIG RED SMOKEYS USDA CHOICE BONELESS RUMP ROAST $219 ·$ 199 USDA CHICE $169 HILLSHIIE FARMS BEEF CUBED STEAK POLSKA OR SMOKED $229 LB. . $199 SUCID QUAITfl SUPEIIOI PORK LOIN POLISH SAUSAGE $139 99< LB. SUPEIIOI 3 ' ~ $'1 00. Pork & Beans oz. ( Squeeze Mustard •ornE 2. ~ 89 . . (AMPIEU.'S 16 .01. -CAN .. PlOCHMAN I 10.5 CASTE BERRY Hot Dog Sauce 3 ~ $l00 Tomato Ketchup FOLGER'S INSTANT . DECAFFEINATED Coffee . 64 oz. IOnLE THRIFT KING ·Shortening. $259· I OZ. JAR $499 42 oz. CAN ' $139 14 oz. lOX ~oneycomb CAMPFIRE oz. 16 lAG Marshmallows .$199 16 oz. JAR (remora 20 oz. ICEBERG Head Lettuce TENDER CRUNCHY Carrots HEAD POUND lAG FRESH Southern Peaches LB. LOAF SLICED WHITE BREAD Red Plums · LB. CALIFORNIA U.S. NO. 1 LB. 10 tl. $199 . Long White Potatoes 69c· . . Y AIDS NAIR LOTION FOLGEIS COFFEE 3 LB. CAN All GRINDS 'lAG linkup . ::.z. $]89 HAIR REMPVER DERMOPLAST ANESTHETIC '39. ( 49'( 29<· 79< 89< 99< . First q'uarter sales hike noted 231• ·SK1N SPRAY CAN oz.$2 79 RICHMOND, Va. - Best Products reported that first quarter : sales for this year rose 6 percent to $440.3 million from sales of $415.4 :· IYJllllan 4W1nlf the same period In 1984. • ·, ~ ,1 · 'Sales for the four weeks ended May 4 were $144!7 nilllion, and :" Increase ot 3.4 percent above sales of $140 mllllon reported fat April 1984. Prorpotion noted at.'Cqnsol I ' $109 1 . Nectarines 'ii!UI: BAKERY=l:!iiju GAY 90s Tomatoes Ll. CALIFORNIA • lORDEN'S ~m ROSS . RED RIPE availab~ , by GALLIPoLIS- An aireement between Worldwide Properties Unlimlll!d Inc. and Western Union <lo. will allow for the creation of an lnll!matlonal electronic data commpnil;atlons network. 'n\atlnto!'lfl8tlon will makeavaflableoneof the la11lftllnventortes of !!Slings to real estate brokers via C(llllllliter.Worldwide Properties will liSe Western Union's Easyllnk ServiCe to · transmit the tntonnatlon. Wlllls Leadingham of the Leadingham Agency, 450 Second Ave., Ga!Upolls, Is affiliated with Worldwide Properties. · HEALTH & FRANKIES CALIFORNIA POST LB. :PRODUC~= · .· ~· ' Ll, ·sl29 , ·~G~l. ·99< F 10 oz. CAN HEINZ .' PKG. Incorporation papers filed Listing flow SUPERIOR SLICED BACON 12 oz. . •' Day and evenlili classes at Southae$tern 1311Ainess Cdlege, 529 Jackson Pike, begin June 24. ~ ol!ered this summer are Typing l. Basic ProgramrnJng Leloell, Math I, Communications II, Otllce Machinet.lntroductlon to ~s and Psychology, along with . several accounting and compute!' classes. · · . The Galllpolls branch Is one seven schools In the state managed by · Julia Corp., owned by Leo and Julia Blackburn. The branCh Is accredited by the accrediting commission o1 the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools, and is Hcensed by the Ohio Slate Board of Sehoot ·and College Registration. Financial ald Is avallable to those who qualify. . Staff at the Gallipolis branch ~ludes Sharon Orafll, director; Annette Clark, financial aid and office mallagt>r; Jim Clark and Torn Baker, admissions; and Cindy Grallaln, job placement officer· !)Ubllc relations. Fuiltime faculty at the school inclUde T~!'es<l Whlttlllgton, secretarial department, aJ1C) . Vas Clu1stopller, C0111p11ter department. Parttlme faculty members are Carl Barnett, · Steve Elmaugte, Dick Roberts and Mark Klesllng. The faD quarter begins Sept. ~. Reglstratlools from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WEekdays. Special arrangements can be made tor those who cannot cixtie In at regular times by phoning !146-4367. · GALLlPOLIS - Hl1NTINGTON, W.Va. - Dr. Chong Kim, a member o1 the CdlJi'ge of Business faculty at Marshall Unlverslty since 19'17, has been named chairman of the Department of Mana,gement there. . 1<111'1, who has been acting chainnan for the past~. was selected · foltoMng a national search. He receiVed his doctoral ~ from OhJQ Slate University,' a ll'lUWr's ~ from Miami University of oblo illd a bachelor's degtee from YonSel University In seoul, Korea. IJefore cotnlng to MU, Kim taught at Rider C~ln New Jersey, was a graduate assistant arid associate at Miami UDiverslty and OSU and taught English In a Korean Anny school. ALL MEAT WIENERS JUBILEE ICE .CREAM BANQUET. CHICKEN HALF GALLON ORE IDA . SLB. FRENCH FRIES lAG 4iili!(D41RY BEAVER VALLEY GRAbE A LARGE EGGS CAMPBELL'S Y-8 JUICE SNOW CROP CHILLED S ALIVE REITER 1°/o MILK $139 $299 $299 )!IU9 59(. . ' DOZ. • . $149 oz. $]49 64 oz. CTN. 64 ' CTN. GALLON PLASTIC $]5~ Reuters cannot pursue UPI sale New quarte~ slated trt SBC ' KAHN'S POUND PKG. Briefs:---~ :. ~ 1)-epartment e,hairman named POUND . PKG. · Ll. -Business GALLIPOLIS - Articles of-Incorporation have been filed with Secretaty of State Sherrod Brown's office tor Ace. Chimney Sweep Inc. " . JaM! Thomas, Cheshire, Is Usted as Incorporator and agent. USDA CHOICE BONELESS $239 ~- si.n Pl'ITSBURGH- Russell T. Zemba has been promoted to general manager of computer seiVIces for Coilsolldated CoafCo. He was previoUsly director of commercial sysiems and programming In the computer services department, and will conllmle to, be· headquartered at Consol's general offlces lri Pi,ttsl:lurgh. Zemba succeeds Patrick K. Moore, whO chose to retire after 33 yelll'5 In data processing and computer operations wltll ConsoJ and jts pan!lll firm, Conoco Inc. A 19'74 graduate of Miami (Ohio) Unlvei'SitY, ~received a b&che!Or's degree In systems analysis. He completed tile Harvard PIOjjl'llln for Management Development this year. , , , zemba served as a programmer with Consol durlllg tbe surnrners of 1970-73. began as a program analyst In 1974 and advatleed through ·: a variety of positions, Including associate analyst, analyst, senior -:;. analyst arid supeiVIs!ng analyst. · · ~Area personpel file CHESHIRE- Two employees of Ohio Valley Electric Corp.'s Kyger CJ'eek pla!lt recelitly received the company's lJ.year Service award from Plant ~r LOuts R. Ford Jr. · , TheawanlsWl'l'eliVen toDaleW. Darst·, conveyor operator, and ' James E. Preston, chemist assistant. · Darst wmt to 11ork at Kyger Creek 1M JJIII!' ~ l9!!5r as a temporuy RIQf ~ 1!11! pmomtel department. He worked brtefly In the labor department, and lnAugust 19!55' he became a coal handler In the · yanldepartm!!nt. . lie progressed IJirough llie var· lous classltk:atfoiiS In that depart· merit and In Febt1Wy 1970, he was pl'OITXlled to conveyor operator. He and hla wife, Cllarlene, live In =. PHil Oil jllblld'OYJ!C IHI J\ltle 6, IWdlntbe ~- .lletoalw.d a lllltradyatd depal'lrneiJtallltfllitl!plemberl!fi& be-~ • I'I!IIUb llelper In tbe ,...~ , '· ., '( !r' , WASJDNGTON (UP! ) - Reut· Reuters requested permission to e rs, tbe Brltlsh·based world news approach UPI subscrlhers to In· agency, says 11 cannot wrsue a bld quire of their Interest In continuing - . to 'buy competing United Press tobuytheservtceiiUPI'sstatenews _:. International "becauSe UPI had not reports were reduced . suppij!!d requested lnfotmatlon." The source said UP! objected Responding to Reuters' public because UPI "Is determined to : statement Thursday, UPI Chair· maintain a complete, geperal news ·.• rnanLulsNogalessaldReuterswas service and didn't w;utt to give '" one of "numerous parties" that subscrtbersthewrongbnpresslon." ex)X'e5SE'dan lnterestlnbuytngUPI, In a statement Issued In New which Is operating under Chapter 11 York, Reuters said l.t ''was uriable to bankruptcy protection, but "UP! pursue Its Interest In United Press did not sollclt lnteresi from International because UPI had not .. Reuters.'' · supplied requested Information." " UPI sources said a preliminary Reuters said It had exptessed Its purchase offer from Reuters was Interest In writing and at a ~~~Eetlni not satisfactory to Nogales and with UPI's management, and "al3o other company ofltctals. UPI offl· responded within 24 hours to a ctals privately expressed_ fears request by UP! management for Reuters would seek to dismantle fUrther Information.'' UPI as a general news service. Adler said a federal bankruptcy " Sources close to a conuntttee of judgerecentlyapprovedanappara· UPJ's ·unsecured creditors, owed tus In which UPI will appoint an rnorethan$.1Jmllllon,havesaldthat Investment adviser to screen all purchase lliqulrtes and "Reuters Reuters' first ol!er amounted to about $5 million In up-front money, would have been aware that this OPENING MONDAY- Dorolhy's CoontryCooldn' w!DopmMonday which the creditors found mechanism was being put In place. : In the former Galley ltestauriult at 454 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Seea This mechanism would have been · Inadequate. outside the estallllsl!lnmt ts Do!"(lthy HaD, who Wlll operate lite UP! President RayWt.'Chslersald avaflable to Reuters and allY othere. ~ reslaurant. Reuterswasamong " elghtdlfferent Interested party to get parties" with whom UPI officials Information.'' · have discussed a possible purchase, The Reuters statement said, " We most of them "significant worldshall continue to Investigate oppor· class players , either In the financial !Unities for greater penetration of 1'1 community or the media the media market In North • community." America." He said a few of the Investors, In other developments: -The UPI advisory board, GALLIPOLIS - A new business Mrs. Hall said that In addition to whomhedecllnedtoldentlfy, "seem headed by publisher James Hoge of has been added to Galllpolls' short orders, a plate special will be to be "emerging as strong candi· dates" to purchase UPI and he the New York Daily News, said in a downtown scene. offered every day. She described the discussions with them would statement It "supports the construe· boped Dorothy's Cot!ntry Cookln' will fare as not being elaboral!', but reach "a more advanced stage" by tlve steps being taken to strengthen : open Its doors at 7 a .m . Monday, "good, plain h9me cooking," lnclud-· the end of June. UPI.'' UPilawyers disclosed Man· J serving breakfast, lunch and dinner lng home recipe soups and chill. Wechsler told a meeting of UPI's day the firm has had a $1.2 mi!Uon ~ Mondays through Saturdays In the The restaurant will tentatively be 16-member Newspaper Advisory positive cash flow since the AprU 28 former Galley Restaurant at 454 open until I) p.m., Mrs. Hall said. Board Wednesday that Reuters was Chapter 11 filing. . Second Ave. Prior to"her stint with the pollee the only Interested party that -UP! announced the formation . , The restaurant Is operated ·by department, Mrs. Hall held various "expressly dld not want to maintain of two separate business units In an Dorothy Hall, until recently day jobs, including library aide at UP! as complete, general news Internal reorganization aimed ~t ~ shift dispatcher at the Galllpolls Hannan Trace High School and service," UPI spokesman WliUam setting up "profit centers" that will : Pollee Department, a position she adult educallon Instructor at North Adler said. Adler said the concern accounT IndependenTly !or costs and • had held since July 1976. Gallia High School. • revenues. Married to Ray Hall, a 13-y~ar was shared by a number of UPI sQbscrtber~. .. . . -Wechsler sqid the company .. "I've wanted to (ruharestaurant) · vetera~orthecltypoliceforce,shels ·' .. · ' . recently provided Ihe Wire Service ~ · for a l<;>n!i .ttine," Mrs. Hall th£' mother of five children and has AdleralsosaldwhlleNogalesand Guild, the employees union, with explained. "I've always liked it, and nine grandchildren. She will be extensive data abouttbecompany's I used. to work In a restaurant. It's assisted In the restaurant's opera· other ·UPI officials held several financial condition and he expeo;ted been in the back o! my mind for tlon by her daughter, Rhonda meetings with Reuters representalives In recent weeks. "UPI did not discuSsloiiS!o'begln In thenE'!CI'Week ~ several years .."'.. , .. Sielf!I:Jt;ck. • ·. provide aU of the lnfonnatlon that or so, "perhaPs" aboUt'reVtslngthe · !; . ' Reuters requested because some of · current labor contract: WechSler declined to say whet her UPI would , the lnfonnatlon was of a sensitive nature and could have been used by seek further wage concessions from ~ Reuters In Its direct competition · employeesstlllabsorblnR:theetfects • with UPI." of 25 percent cuts last September The cuts are being restored A UPI source said that, as part,of lis revieW of UPI's operations, three-month phases. ~ In gifts and pledges. With three months remaining in the curreni fiscal year, LMU has atreapy had the largest fund· raising year In Its . William McGowan , MCI presl· CHICAGO tUPI) - MCI won history. He also Initiated the $113.1 mUllan In Its antitrust suit dentandchatnnanoftlleboard,sald '~ formulation of a comprehensive the vei:dlct would be appealed, but American Telephooe & against marketing plan for university added the smaller award would not . Telegraph Co.. but company offl· communications. hurt MCI financially . clals say It Is not nearly enough. - prior to hls initial appointment at MCI attorney Chester Kamin "We didn't think we needed to ; LMU, he was with Rio Grande reprove damages, " he said. College from 1981 to 1984. He was announced an appeal Tuesday just "It's not going to be au that director · of college relations at after the Jury awarded MCI nearly $37.7 mtuton, deciding AT&T consignificant to the future of MCJ," . . alumni affairs there, coordinating spired to keep the company out of of the awanl. noting McGowan said public relations, alumni affairs, the long-Qistance phone market. his company is doing well 1: that publications, and sports lnforma· "We're gonna get this thing done flnanctaUy. . t ., Uon. He won numerous awards for right," Kamin said. AT&T attorneys were far more I. excellence in public relations dur· antitrust taws, the Under federal pleased with theverdlc1. which they ingbls tenure at Rio Grande. A native of Edinboro, Pa., MUter Jury's awanl was automatically greeted with cheers In their down· holds a bachelor's degree In tripled to $113.1 million. But It was town office. "We are very satisfied with what ~ communications from West Vlrgi· far less than the$5.8bllllon sought by MCI and far less than a 198l jury the jury did ," said M. Blair White, 1:! Scott D. Miler nla Wesleyan College and the award ' of $1.8 billion that was AT&'r's seritor attorney. "1be Jury 1; master's degree from the Untver· overturned. reallydlda remarkablejoblthlnk." : HARROGATE, Tenn.- Scott D. slty of Dayton. The award was less, In part, White said he would have been l: Miller has been appointed vice He has also served as sports Information dlrt.'Ctor at West Vlrgt - because. the jury dented MCI any happier had the jury used lower ., president lor deveiopment at Lincoln Memorial University. nia Wesleyan; assistant sports damages for allegations o1 lost damage estimates supplied by profits on the company's Execunet, AT&T, but no appeal was planned. · University President Gary J. editor o! the Buckhannan (W.Va.) AT&T spokesman Paula Ho9I Record; and sports editor of the a general long-distance service. Burchett said, "Mr. Miller has AT&T attorneys argued success· saki the $113.1 mtulon award would · demonstrated an aggressive comWeston Independent. Miller also mitm!>nt to Lincoln Memorial served as staff writer for the fully that since the Execunet be paid by AT&T and the seven :i: allegations were not brought up In regional operating companies tllat University an\) Its program. Weare Edinboro (Pa.) Independept.. Helsa n\emheroftheCouncUfor theoverturned198ltrtal, they had no were created alter the all~ ~ pleased to announce Mr. Miller's place In the new damage trial. dlji'Mges occulTed. it ·new appointment and are confident the Advancement and Support of he will play a key role In the growth Education; Mountain' Empire Deof the university in the years to velopment Officers Association; come.'' Independent College Advancement Miller will be responsible for the Associates; Tennessee College coordination of external programs Public Relations Association; and the College Sports Information of the university, Including alumni affairs, Information services, uni· Directors of America. McKEESPORT, Pa. - G.C. against the 1985 first quarter versity relations, resource developMiller, and wife, the fanner Co. reported net Income lor Murphy earnings, ~uclng earnings befOre ment and the Lincoln Museum. Annie Cook, have one child, Kaite, the first quarter period of 13 weeks Income taxes from $4,327,001 to ~ age slx monthS. Miller succeeds Dr. David R. ended May 2ol$1,401,001or34cents $1,951,001. Lincoln Memorial University Is a Black, who has been made execu· per share, compared to net Income Net Income. ('Xcludihg the9e fees• live vice president and provost. private , Independent, co· of $2,233,001 or 55 cents per share for and expenses, was $2,593,001 or 63 ~ Miller has served as director of educational Institution enrolllng first quarter ol1984. the eents per share for the first quarter , , development and campaign dlrec· 1,$XI students. The university,' and ThroUghout the first' quarter of of 1985, an increase of 16.1 percent tor for LMU's flve-year$5.2 milllort its historic Uneoln Museum, are 1!115, management was exploring ~er 1984 first quarter net lnalme. "Nineties Now" Campaign. located In the histOric Cumberland the feaslbUity ot proposing a / Sates tor the firSt 13 weeks of · The campaign, Initiated last Gap where Tennessee, Kentucky transaction, structured as a lever· were $:al2,654,001 C()mpared to year, has secured nearly $3 mllUon and Vtr&\nla meet. aged buyout, which would result In $198,047,001 for the !lrst quarter of an Employee Stock Ownersi\IP 1984, an Increase ol 2.3 percent. As Plarl (ESOP) purchasing ,the of the end of the reporting period, . company. . the company was operating 3ll) PARKE)RSBURG, W.Va. (UPI) . Service Is scheduled to start July 7. The pursuit of such a transa'ct!on stores. 20 fewer than at the same - A Cincinnati·~ commuter All flights will be to and fiom time last year. was ended when the cOm~ and alrlllle providing service to 2l cities Greeter Cincinnati International Ames ~rtment St~. Inc. G.C. Murphy Is a general mer· announced ThurSday it wW begin Airport where travelen will be able jointly announced, on A~ :1.1 that · chandfse !'f'taller operating ftlw. serving the Wood County (W.Va.) to connect. with Delta or other the company had agft>ed To be phy's Mart discount stores ..t Airport next month. Comalr lllabta. acquired by Ames. conventional stores located prlncJ. Ofllctals tram Comatr, a Unk to Wood County Airport CUITI!IItly Due to the t~atton of the ' )lally In the eastern halt ot tile DeltaAJrllneslnCtnclnnatl,saldthe ha.s <1te alrUne, an Allegheny llrllne would provide ftve depar• Airlines CommUter seMce which proposed ESOP traniactlon, re- United Slates. Salel for the )'1!111' lated rees and expenses In the ended Jan. 31, ~··ere •ll21i2.4DI. tures every weellday, two flights on operates out ot PlttsburJII. amount o1 $2,376,CW were charged Saturdays and three on Sundays. 4 ,e I I ij Restaurant opening in downtown Gallipolis a Fonner RGc·· official • • receives appointment u; • MCI appeals antitrust ruling ~ a I 6 Consumer . Malllljlallent program at Marquette l,Jnlvl!tllty. Uevtng, <who lll'tlduated from WajlamA ' Hlgh Sdlool In 1972, is man1ed to the tonlllii-Holly Layne. TheYhave!Woclilldren: Men11y,l1, ' and Wesley, 7. The Llevlngs live at 616 Fourth St., New Haven. Cbftblre. J .. . Me Iller OtAIIeld to lnltt'Ument mechlnlc, ad In Apr!J 196t, he S t Murphy sales show quarterly decrease · 1 198!il Airline services area airport . ' ' �June 9 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport-Galltpo~hs~O~h~•::o::!P~o~tn~t~~~~W~V~a~-----.....:..-----:--_:~~:::_~j~ Page-0-2- The Sunday Times Sentrnel ===================================T June Gallipolis River Recrea\ion festival scheduled for July GALLIPOLIS - The 20th Annual Gallipolis River Recreation Festi v.al sponsoml by the GautpoUs Area Chamber of Commerce has been scheduled for July 2-4 at the Gallipolis Park and Riverfront Use Arfa Teen Night activities are slated to begin at 6 :Jl p m on Tuesday July 2 with Bobby Gordon singing the National Anthem and P aul Knons chamberpresldent giving a welcome address Opening night will also feature a Rockln The Fasl1lon Style Show' at 7 p m to be followed by the River Festival Queen Pagent A teen dance and social from 9 15 to 11 p m wtU wind down the days events Wednesday has been set aside for the traditional young people achvl ties Races and contest of aU kinds Art In The Park and even a Rotten Sneaker Contest will be held beginning at 11 a m A water slloo sponsored by the 0 0 Melntyre Park Dlsll:lct will begin on the parkfront a t 3 30 p m and a frisbee contest sponsmed by the Gallipolis Parks and Recreation DepartmPnl will he held Country andWesternNtght will also be held Wednesday with the Country Echoes Allen Saundprs Blue Grass Gentlemen and Conrue singing and thE:> Sounds of Country will Billy Lee end ng the evening with square dancing The Rotary OneMile Run will kick off the fourth s actlvll les at 10 15 a m The annual parade with WSAZ TV s Mr Cartoon serving as pa rade marshal Is scheduled for 10 30 ThE:> French Art Colony s Art In Thl' Park a creall\e arts festival for youth and the R ver Festival A rt Exhlb t Will he conducted from 10 a m to 5pm The heritage and patr iotic program on the m ain stage featuting an address b y Ohto Secretary of State Sherrod Brown Is scheduled to get underway at noon with John Ecker singing America The Beau hful Otherspeakersarescheduled to he Mr Cartoon and Paul Knotts An ecumenical service will be conducted by the Gallia County M mtsterlal Association An Our House afternoon tea will begin at 1 p m With entertain ment to be provided by the Olde 'J'v me Chorus Mary L ucas and FriPnds Group Therapy from Cambndge and The Gospel H ar monyBoys P te contest judgmgwlll begin at 3 p m and a pie auction will begin at5 p m while a canoerace wlll start at 4 ThE:> evenmg entertainment wlll be provided by The Grubb Family Annex Band and Tex Harrison a,nd The Valley Boys The fes!l' a! will be concluded at 10 p m with a firewor ks display sponsoml by the Gallipolis Retail Merchants and the Galllpolls F ire Department • Assault charges dropped mcourt GALLIPOLIS - Assault charges against two Gallla County men were dismissed Friday In Gallipolis MuniCipal Court A charge against Richard L Mayo of Rt 3 GaUipohs was dropped because thl' complaining witness failed to appear at apl'E'-bial conference He was accused of assaulting Sl1lrley Mayo on M ay aJ A simllar chargP against Darrell Craycraft of Rt 1 Cheshire was dlsrrussed at the request or the complaining witness He had been charged with assaulting Sadie Gillenwater Pritt on Apr1118 Two forgPry charges agatnst Robert L Darst of Rt 1 Northup were dismissed at the request of the complaining Witness alter restltu tlon had been mad!' Darst was accused or forging checks on Dec :aJ 1984 to J s Mini Mart In Rodni'Y A disorderly conduct charge against Don Ward of 504 Second Ave was also dismissed at the request of the complalnmg witness He had been charged In connPCtlon wtth an Aprll 29 mctdent In tralflc cases D Sheri Foster 36 ofRt 4 Gallipolis was sentenced to three days In the Ga1!1a County Jail and was fmed $300 after pleading no contest to DWI She was also placed on 18 months probation and had herllcensesuspendedfor60 days followmg her plea A charge of drivmg left of center was dismissed m exchange for her plea Acharge agalnst Charles L Gadd J r of Proctorville of Illegally parking on the roadway was dismiSSed In exchangE:> for his plea to another charge and Emma L Skidmore 68 of Rt 2 Vmton was fined $25 and costs for passing a stopped school bus Roger L Watson 36 of Rt 1 Crown City forfeited $l5 bond for no eye protection "hlle William J HE:>nry 71 of Midland Mlt'h forfeited $40 bond for following too closely and Ricky L Smtih a> of 53 Mill Creek Road forfeited $40 bond for !allure to stop In an assurro clear distance Forfeiting bond for speeding were Harlan L Parker 'J:1 of Jackson ville N C $37 Sh1rley A Ham son 41 of Cincinnati $38 Robert L FultonJr :aJ ofRay $39 Steven E Lester 28 of Elkhart lnd $39 Dwayne McNeeley 24 of Huntmg ton W Va $39 Dorothea P Remy 51 ofRt 2 Btdwell $39 M axine C Ramt>y 50 of Rt 1 Crown City $39 Raymond D Mitchell 46 ofMarietta $39 Karen P Vlslnllnl' 23 of Charlotte N C $39 Dean P ChlsDI'll 65 of Troy Mlch $40 Rhonda K Meadows 23 of Columbus $40 Jenny L RlttPn house 19 of Springfield $40 Richard L Ha as Jr 23 of Claymont Del $41 Charles J M arshall 37 of Charleston W Va $41 David L McGinnis 24 of Second Avenup Gallipolis $41 DavldE Secoy 32 of Kerr $42 Bonita G Edwards 30 of Proctorville $43 Larry A Bier 34 of Chicago Ill $44 and Richard Falcon ill of Melvindale Me $44 Oak Ridge shutdown questioned j l By GEORGE LOBSENZ WASHINGTON (UP!)- Tennesee s sen ators Friday questioned the Energy Department s rationale and mollves for closing down Oak Ridges uranium enr~ehment plant but said they would seek alternate 115es for the facUlty rather than Oghtlng to reverse the decision Democratic Sens Albert Gore Jr and James Sasser satd they are forming a coalition of government aijd business leaders that would fmd ways to diversify Oak Ridge s economy tocopewlth thelossofl 700 Jobs at the K 25 plant !They also urged Energy Secre tary John Herrington to announce hlii schedule and plans for closing aJjd dl.'contamlnating K 25 saying pljmt workers were suffering from a total lack of lnfonnatlon Gore and SaSS(>r said they saw Utile uS(' In trying to change the Reagan administration sdeclslonto clOse the plant even though they thpught It was flawed Once the bomb has been diWPed the damage has been dQne Gol'l' said Our objective now IS to go;> forward to face the future and look at the alternanves Although this IS a dark day for Oak Rtdge there are hopeful signs on the horizon Still the senators satd thpy were deeply unhappy wtth the E nergy Department s dectston making process particularly Herrington s ref usa! to grant Tennessee congress men an addttional48 hours to fmd a wa y to sa vi' the plant There s S<'lme question about good fat! h in this whole endeavor smd Sasser Why were they In such a hurry to close this plant? Gore expressed concern about an appa!'l'nt mlslmpress10n among Energy Department officials that a temporary nuclear w aste storage facility proposed for the Oak Rtdge al'l'a would serve as an acceptable replaceml.'nl for the closed ura ruum enrichment facility Gore dlsmtssed suggestions that the EDI.'rgy Department hoped to smooth the way for the nuclear waste facility by closing K 25 say ing the two were separate Issues Herrington sa1d he chose to close the Oak Ridge plant rather than similar facilities in Ohio and Kentucky because K 25 had the highest electrtclty costs oft he three - the major cos tractor In producing enriched uranium w hich Is used In clvtllan nuclear power plants and dt>fl'nse facUlties Herrmgton said one of the three plants had to be closed because cheaper foi'E'Ign suppliers were squeezing the ennched uramum markPt IPa vmg t hP fed era I govern men! with exct>ss capacity However sasser satd offlctals at K 25 were making strides to cut power costs and that E nergy Department offtctals had over looked looming problems with electnclty at the Portsmouth Ohto uranium enrichment plant Sasser said coal flml power stations supplying the Portsmouth facility would soon be forced to tnstallcostly pollutlon control equip ml'nt which he Silld would sharply Increase power costs there Trllunl - 44f.D42 llloltllll - - -215& nat 1 - m-1333 f• ~lngllrm Jn Alexander Grant s study rep.ns are composed or areas that blive stmllar conditions for manu ~turing operatiOns and inclUde ~boring statPS lhat share stm economic geographic and W!)rklng conditiOns These states otter cmnparable resources and incftlt!Vi'!l to manufacturing n,r <Jiea liOns Informatibnal meeting slated POMEROY - The Adult Education Center at Trl County Vocational School wtll hold an Informational meeting about the full lime adult vocational programs and financial aid available on Wf!IIMwlay at 1 p m In the school cafeteria Anyone Interested in one of the 12 programs and looking for a way to t1aance their training should attend the meeting The school Is lOUth l1 Nelsonville on Ohio !& off U S 33 Anyone needing more lilfon'natlon may call - __ --·-·-... ,, . ..... ..-· ·...................... .,._ .........."""* "-- ..,. ··~· ·-~ ••-1v•c•••INi t 753-:1111 extension 71 • ...... fllWr Pt Pleasant & V1c1n1ty ... .................... ·····I .2_., .__.. .,. ,. ........ . . c ....... , _ l4'7 UW1 , ... I l l ....... ~~ ­ ,.,_,......,.. -·- ,.2 1 1 , -. c ....... 117 • • • UO! l'n . . . . ._ 2 Fa m1ly Ya rd Sale Infant children adult clothmg cur te ns m sc te mt Cente nary Green Terrace Tra1lar Park Mon June 10 9 1 Ram cancels •n '" - ~ ~------------i t910 3 Announcamenta IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLYDE OLDACRE SWEEPER ond oew1ng mo chine repa1r parts aupph11 P ck up delivery Davit Vacuum Cleaner one haH mite up Sadly mtssed by chtldren grandchtldren & great grandchildren Georgoo Creek Rd 814 446 0294 Colt Balloon• for Get Well Anni verNrys 81rthd1y1 partial Pubhc Nottca Singing Gorrtllo Call Bal loono& Co 814 448 4313 NOTICE TO RACTORS OF OHIO D TMENTOF m PORTATION Columbuo Ohio MIIY 24 1986 Contract S.lellegal Copy No 86 838 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT SR 00011]177) Sealed propoulo will be rec&Ned at the office of tho Dtractor of the Ohio Dopen ment of Tran.portation Columbus Oh10 untH 10 00 A M Ohto Standard Time TlHISdoy June 26 1986 fa< You cen tllm up tor 1ummer All Natural We•ght lost pro gram can help you loH 1 0 29 plua pounda m your flrlt month or your money back Call now 814 742 2328 New Cred1t Card No one refused V11a Mlttercard Coli I 619 689 0242 24 hrs SINGLES ClUB lor Woot Vngln an1 only STATE WIDE All eges Dozen• of members Deta111 12 00 1mprovementa n Galla County OhtO on Vflnous sect ons on Stete Route 160 and State Route 664 Villlge of Vinton. Gen I 3 kittens I tter traaned 2 black 8t wh1te male 1 cthco lothllldvert........,tmlnorlty female Call 814 268 busln•• ent""'"soa will be 1629 aftonled full opportunity to submit bits m r81p0nH to this Mov ng must find home for friendly 8 mo puppy ~ ~nvitation and Will not be Golden Retnver Yl Colle Call 814 448 0066 natiOnal orfg n 10 conlideration K1ttena to good home 2 tor 'lin aw8rd Minimum wage rat&l for yellow 4 black C'all 614 thts project have been , _ _36_7_ 7 1 _1_6_ _ __ _ _ and are set forth .. the bid proposal Bidden muot apply an the for quotlllcodono at 10011 tan doys pnor to the dote set lor opentng bido tn accordance w th Chapter 5526 Ohio RIMiad Code Plans and apecification, are on file tn tho o..,...,..ent of Transponatton end the offiCe of the D stnct Deputy D1rector The 01rector the nght to reJect env and ell bidt WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR June 2 9 3199 8 week old lc1ttens 1 long he r black and white male 1 ahort hair black female Call K1ttens to IJIVe away to good home Call 814 843 5127 6 pupp1ea part shepherd pan beagle 2 mala• 3 females 6 weak a old One e month old female black doa 614 992 7468 4 adoreble k tten1 litter trained 2 yellow and 2 dot!< Give to good home Call 814 992 3320 5 puppiea part Blue HHier 11nd Terner 7 weeki old very cute phone 304 87& 1487 Old out building alroody down for f rawood 304 1176 3038 Khtens 7 weeko old Coli 304 773 6872 3 8 WHits old kittono Coli 304 675 6781 6 lost and Found -··lit The Sunday Times-Sentinel 12 12 MtltltaroiW Woottoltll NY 11371 1'11111 HIIM ACI d1111 Zip Plttorn Nu- BS NI!OdtecraN Catalog - 150 ptus designs $2 + 651 p\ & h Books $2 50 + 651 each p & h 131 Add 1 atock Gulla 125-Pilat Quilts 1Dt Quit Book COIIIctloa 1 1D71ullot ..... Allee lrookl CRAFTS Middleport Oh 114 912 3471 Alum1num tcrlp 1111 your aluminum acrep direct to the smelter luy1ng ell grlcl11 of llumlnum l'romlum poldfor la'9• loedl Call for quote Sc1p1o Energy locotod 1'4 mHe• aaat of P•tetown on Townoh1p Rood 141 Moo11 County 814 992 3488 Standing timber AI Tromm 814 742 2321 11 vIL l',\ It 11 4PM Apply •t the 0 0 Mcintyre Perk 011ti'ict Gel lie County CourthouH Gel llpolts Oh 41i831 Equal Opportun ty Employer Eooy •-mbty wort<! .. 00 per 100 Guorontood pey ment No expenence no Detail• 1end aelf addrelud atampld IIIYe ••I•• lope ELAN VITAL 711 3418 EnterprtH lid Ft Pierce FL 334112 FOUON Brown lo btocl. smell dog femele Found ne1r light houu Church In Pomeroy 2326 Coli 814 742 Found betut1ful 1hort logged yellow dog wh~ cotlor Gentle CoR 814 986 3320 REWARD FOR RETURN OF CONTENTS of 2 ledles punn Spring Volley Cln ""m• Celt collect 304 578 2481 9 Wanted To Buy Wo poy cooh lor toto model clean uaed car~ Jim Mink CMY Otds Inc Bill a- Johnoon 814 44113172 Used mobile homes 814 448 01711 Call Old or enlique llot mochlwonted Any oon-n. pey lnt 1400 Mch C.. cotloct 1 317 713 7111 tndlonopollo 8 Yard Solo 3 family oon P1ko Suite 312 Ooll po Ito Oh488 3t Cal814 448 4387 clothal mise Fri acro1a from leon Church V or~ Solo Rt 112 5 North Point Ple•••nt Sat 9 OOAMtoB PM furniture clothe• m11c Vord Solo Mondoy lo Tueo cloy 8 to 6 Burdalle Add1 ter 1nd helper Mu1t be expe riencad in genll'el carpentry Apply to 1M Dolly Sonltnol Bo• 729C Pomeroy 0 W..,t aomeone to cltln out form pond Coli 814 992 2488 evenings • Nobloq Snack Products 121 Solory rongo t14 000 11 000 depending on quoll ficat on• DMdlint tor apph ~~~~~~~~~I Dependable cemera walking wented Wednes day for Dally Tribune ~51 conto I 17 IS Sond reoumo to Robin Eby Buck Community Servlc. . N Th rd 1n Oh o Bo• 804 Jockoon Oh 41140 I C S lo on equal ~=~;;;;;:==:J1 opportun ty employer t1 200 PEII MONTH tf you quol fy Summer job Yard end amall JObs around home • shop Coli 614-317 0638 8 •'' ns Frol!J Gallipolis take Rt 141 turn lelt onto Rt Turn nght onto Patnot Cadmus Road Watch for s1gns SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7 00 PM Door Prtzes Every Sale Somethtng for everyone Anttques New Used & Collector Items Meke thll ye•r thl mern. .tl Have 1 Fnendly Home Plrty Get 111 lunda of g ftt for Grandp1 to Baby Book your Have somethmg you want to sell? Bnng tt to the Pa tr10t AuctiOn Barn and we II sell1t for you Cons1gn ' ment accepted from I 00 5 00 P M on Saturday RESIDENT AND BUSINESS AUCTION SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE Marhn Wedemeyer - Auctioneer porty aorly Cell Mognolio Notz ot 814 992 3661 Aloo 1 gnlng up for dewier• Public Sale It Auctton e1 0 000 per route We offer Company 111 stence pro motional dlacountl and group In• Send addre11 phone no and references to Own your own Jeen Sponaweer Lad1e1 Apparel Children• Lerge Size Com blnetion Store AcctiJOriea JordocM Chic Lee Lev Eooy Stroet lzod Espr~ Pubhc Sale & Auction PATRIOT AUCTION BARN Rul Eltlte foreclo1ure rep No llctnll or e:~tperlence required Netlonal Comp1ny provide• complete a111at ..ce For informat on cell 11 1 f250 t450 woek Required routes Earn e•lra spending money and opportunity for pr zet Clth 1nd tnpa Apply by stopping at the Tribune Off1co or call 448 2342 Ideal for retired peraona PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY JUNE 15 1985 10 00 AM ~ocated 1 mtle north of Wtlkesvtlle on St Rt 160 to St Rt 689 north approx 2mtles Movmc to sm111er home SO Will sell the foiiOWIIIIIIIIIIS ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR IT~IIS :Ward abe pot bench telly cabtnet glass door cupboard h1gh cha r oa k rock ng cha r chtna cab1net buffet table & chatrs oa k Un que treadle sewng mach ne blanket chest o~at & squa e p cture frames qwlttng frames Whtte treadle se w ng mach tne stands dresser baby shoes~ pr htghtop bullon shoes hand made baby & lull SIZe qutlts 1893 ~1oltn tm schoo box J mBean collector bollles Model Twrenches Ma 1Pouch the mom eter trunks ~all trees 20 gal stone f8' 5 ga m k ca ns lantern and more FARM MACHINERY NAA Fo d It acto w/ 1~ e power bale elevator w/motor 3 pt plow 3 pt b ade AC sma I round baler Nl si de deltmy rake 7 fl mower I at bed wagon ma'kmgout plow Cyclone seeder fUel o I tank 6 H P C altsman rotottller 7 It dtsc FINIS ISAAC AUCTIONEER 614-388-9370 L1cenHd and Bonded tn Favor of the State of Ohio Pubhc Sale • Auct•on ESTATE AUCTION ESTATE OF THE LATE ROYAL WOLFE SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1985 at 10 30 AM and Toro awn mower HOUSEHOLD Fng1dare eleclrt'(-SIO~e GE refngerator 3 pc bedroom su te bab y bed plattoH!I roekers stocktn stove Warm Morn ng coal stove beds hum d Iter oval rugs van ty dresser chest ol drawers sw ng table stands msc dtshes pots & pan s MISC S1mpl cty rotoltller ~ ce grmder shallow well PLI(ltP m1sc hand too s toot chest feed batrels t res & wheels doors ch cken teeders and lots mote RRY PETERS Dut to ImpoSSible Plftlfll condittons MIYIIUIIC from the ROYAL WOLFE ESTAT£ has been mowd from the Joneswood AYt Athens. 011 !lddress to the HOON BUILD- OWNERS MR & MRS HA Cash Eats Posrtl~e I D AUCTIONEER DAN SIIITH-949 2033 or 992 7301 APPRENTICE DALE JOHNSON Not responstble for acctdents or loss of propeJty \ JACKSO~ AUCTION HOUSE SATURDAY. JUNE 15 at 11 O'CLOCK I ' 1 mtle east on Rt 788 next to Damels Truc~tng Co 3 p eel? chestnut bed oom su te (bed 7 It tall) ~e Yn ce oak roll top desk 12 pedestal) s an t front Governor Wnthrop secre tary !claw and ba feet) ~ e y mce 2 4 drawer oak ltltngcabi nets unusual mus c ca b net wtth bun feet walnut gaiety table: 3 doo oak ce hox wth bass hardware tref ntshed) 3 stack oak bookcase l ~ety n ce) Martha Was!J..ngton sewmg cab net pr m t ve 01 ea and f our b n 2 4 d awer oak h1gh boys n ce oak se pent ne dtesser w/ be~ eled rn1nor ( elm shed) old p ne blanket chest I ned w th newspaper dated 1885 Gynx to tower sta d 3 d awe n le stan d polly chatr Tger maple & cherry 4 drawer ch est of drawers 2 oak washstands 6drawer mahogany h gh boy chest 2 wcker tern stands weke sewmg sta nd Gateleg lab e wtth drawer 5 p ece parlor set 2 p1ece walul pa or set wrth car~ed heads 2 pedestal Duncan Phyfe d n ng table wth a arge extens on board 2sets match ng dm ng room chars oak p ncess dresser Flat top oak desk 2 sets T back chars small hand cotfee gr nder sn all F ench bar cabmet w1th lazy susan I steamer tru nk 2 llat top 1 un ks I camel back trunk apartment SIZe gas stove w eke t ay snack table 5 drawer mahogany chest mahogany bl nd doo chm a cuptioard I square oak 3 shelf ch na cupboa d I square 3 shelf waln~t chma cup board slant f ont Queen Anne wr tmg desk large h ghback rockm g ch ar pt neapple bed knee hole 4 drawer desk lap desk 5 drawer Rosewood chest ol drawers w/hankey box vctonan brass upholste ed tootstool small pnmtltve 2 door cu pboard sm all table (glass topt Gabnef tegs famt ng couoh new 9xl2 rug semal sqlned leaded glass windows mce walnut claw toot stretcher !4ble (exba board) WICker basket; small Duncan Phyfe hall table oak 9 driWtrfilectbillet seY era I p eces of Rosevme & Weller pohery Banto clock .,If clubs tamps mtrrors p1ctures Boyblue piCture and many m see taneou s 1tems too numerous to mention EXECUTOR JACK L WOLFE ATTORNEY CLAIR BALL JR AUCTIONEER OTTIE OPPERMAN 315 7115 or 394 2296 Athtnl Ca Prablte Court Cue N 43105 ANTIQUE AUCTION • now avoll•bl• Col 1 119 669 8304 for Into 24 hrs 12 ptuo D& llcenoe Call 814 992 9901 or 814 992 8891 Aok lor M1ko home or yours up to I daya a WHk No more then 9 hours 1 doy Children mull ba unclor tO yeoro old 814 1117 8777 H8Va vacency for room and board Man only !114 992 1022 Privete home Cllre Has room for 1 more rnldtnt e14 992 3191 Persons Body Shop lucas Pt Pioaoont WVo near K•K Mobile Homea Popular prteoo 4174 1114 9811 614 1192 ProfesSional Servtcaa 1- - - - -- - - -Pleno Tumng and Repan lrun•card Mu11c ({o 614 •48 0887 Twentieth year of quality serv ce Line Donlelo 1114 742 29111 Weter wells drUied 1nd aer vlced Pric•• on requeat Call 114 742 3147or614 992 5008 PAIR Summer retat 1n effect free eat matat Ward 1 Keyboard 304 675 51100 or 871 3824 Help Wanted Schools I nstructton P••• yourFAAwrinen in one -kond D1n Hloronlmus D I A obd King Acaelorotod Oroundo Schoolo 614 532 0877 Of 1114 894-9923 18 Wanted to Do EQUITY LENDING Opportumty Available Position evztloble to head Equ1ty Lendm1 Department for a lllnk One Alf1hate Bank 1n Southern Ohto havo an lmmedl!to ;~.~~i~idu!t Would like to pamt haute trollers rooh 21111 1528 842 000 Reduced to A11umable 8 % Coll814-448 7019 or 216 635 8429 Ilk• to do babyoltllng in hor home 1n SyrecuH Ohio flexible hours and pay Prefet' 1911 1 yeer and up Hod rnedlcol trolnlng ond ........... It 4 882 2891 Mr Ed 1 S-dy Wooh high prea1ure clean1ng 11nd bl1111ng liquid Mobllo homes buldinga truck• heevy equipment pools booto Ed ward Oeltarreicher 304 171 7231 or 871 11317 illldllt.l,il a....n ... Opportunity JOB HUNTING? Are you t11ed of ~Qinl on coun11ess JOb tnterv~ews only to have the door shut m your face because you do not have the expen once! "JOIN THE EMPLOY ABLES!" START 1985 ON THE RIGHT FOOTI Maka 1 commitment today' Get the 10b skill tralntnl you nud 1n ordartoptthe JOb you want Southeastern Bus1ness College Call6141 446-4367 Today Mlkt 1915 Your lnt Year Yeti W. ro Wtitinl For Yo•l Sit Jatboot ,._ Stile 312 Gallpalls, Ohle 45631 ... No 75 02 04721 3 bedroom house with J ge Hat new roof "'a''"9• dou bl e pene wmdows blown 1n 101ulat on new furnece new wlr ng and plumbing Remode led k t ehen w1th o•k cab1nets t16 000 5039 Ca ll 814 992 lovely renc h home 3 bed room 2 ba ch• large eat In kitche n tamdy 14ft x24ft room w ith buck ttove 1n1ert extra room for fo rmal dmlng or I vmg 1undeck conc rete pat o and dr veway 2 car covered carport e .~~. c•ll e n t na1ghborhood Mutt see to appreciate Priced $49 000 Opt1onel satellite an<t ap pi a nc e s Ca I 61 4 7 42 2276 bosemenl 2639 2 bedroom home m count y Part11lly remodeled car peted new roof o utbu ld 810 000 OBO Call Call 814 448 pond 30•36 detached gor 12x60 Skylark Po rches underpinn ing block f4 600 Call 304 773 a.u 5667 age CA 16 milet from pol I Redu c ed to f56 000 Call 614 446 7207 or 814 643 2138 One Ownerll 3 bedroom ranch wnh alum 1id1ng central a r lg lR FA or DR Fireplace with wood burner insert Fully equipped k t chen Utll ty room 2 full baths Overs1zed garage Nicely landscaped lot With pat1o lnground pool 16 •32 Fenced 2 1toraga bldgs Sc1ty achools Call 614 448 7664 altar 6PM 3 bdr house Green School extra lot f n shed ba1ement 2 car garage $56 000 Call 7 room house JUnctiOn Han nan Trace & Rt 7 at Swan Creek J 0 Poll tt Call 304 522 3221 or614 256 8637 1978 2 bdr mob le homo t otal electnc a1r cond e xc cond Call814 258 6450 4 room home on Taxes Rd Pr cad reasonably Call6 1 4 256 1169 By owner br ck 3 4 bdr 2 Va bath fm shed ba~ement 2 car garage corner lot Duple• hou•e 1n Vmton need1 reptlr $12 000 Call 6t4 246 5818 Attract ve 4 6 bdr apllt 3 bathl 2 fireplaces AC 3 000 llq ft f66 000 Cll h $40 0011 Call 614 446 7019 1981 Total electnc l e ft on lot or re moved $8 000 814 742 245t 1981 mobile home Total electriC left on lot or remo11 e d 88 000 8'14 742 2451 MOBILE HOMES MOVED Insured 20 ye a rs expe nenca 304 676 2B66 or 678 2998 14x86 Baron 2 bedroom all electr c carpeted c entral a1r underpltnmng o ut bu ld lng located Green Te race Park Galltp ol s $12 600 00 One of the Trailer and lot 1980 Oakw ood 12x70 tra ler for sale unfurn s hed take over payments on y about sa 000 00 balance 304 576 2221 l ke new 77 Oak woo d 12x65 3 br bath & half stove ref curta ns vene tan bl nds 3 sp ce 11 ng fa n With I ghts lllnV I unde pan n ng ut1hty bldg carpete d $9 800 304 675 Houae 3 bedroom• full bBJement 6 acres 1 mile from town Rt 2 phone 304 676 6844 By owner 9Y.t per cent usumabll 3 bedroom• 3 batht hvmg room d1nlng room fam1ly room equipped khchen polio AC double garage New Heven mull soli $66 000 00 304 882 2608 Small House 2 V1 bedroom• all electrfc with garege large lot reasonable or trade for larger house Phone 304 304 3 bedroom 2 story home 1ully carpeted real n ce with garage Overlooking Oh10 R ver At 124 Minersville Oh o W11 $30 000 now t26 000 3324 Call 814 992 Eastern School Da1tnct 6 room home n good repair Fully carpeted b11ement carport Beautifully Iandi ceped 1 end one tenth ecrel Small orchard Will heve to ... to appreciate 1974 12x64 Buddy 2 bdr wnh lot or w thout Call 675 1578 or 675 7898 614 446 9219 35 lots & Ac reage Extra clean 10x56 N ew Moon 2 bdr a r cond n~ w carpet all gas $3 450 Call 35 acres 3m W of Holzer 1979 Buddy 1•1.70 3 bod roo m total electr c central a1r $9 500 Call 614 446 9309 1 4x70 K~rkwood 3 bdr Ama na CA walk n c loset range refr g redwood porch u nderpmn ng exc cond S10 000 Call 614 Hosp tal 8221 Ca ll 814 44e 25 actes woodland Whee ton Rd $10000 Call614 245 5818 16 V2 acres locat ed on Aio Grande Centerpo int Rd Has basement Will ..u on ltnd contract Call 614, 367 27 1 2 0 614 379 3B8 9767 ~2~24_3~----~~~~· 1 3 acre 1 21t65 mobi le home porch bu It n back porch Sell land contract re nt Call614 2561317 lot s for sa le on At 325 " " R o G an de must t ell Calt c- 19 6 9 Cha mp1o n tra1ler 1 2x60 w1th 1975 add on 12x24 Good conditiOn Cal Large bu ld ng lots Jerry 614 992 2589 14 x70 mOb le home 3 bedrooms 1 Y:z bath washer and drye r underp nn n g and 2 porches Call 61 4 9 4 9 2368 614 446 5345 o•614 246 58 2 3 after 5 30 weakd•y• 2 comme c al lots 3 m1 S _ of Pt PI br dge on Rt 2 1 34 acres each 304 676 7944 or 675 3618 Rentals Furmshed 2 bedroom mo b le home and lot Aacme Oho 614949 2253 Centenary 3 bdr br ck bath ga ra ge lg lot adutts ... ref S. de p $350 mo Call derp nned 7479 33 Call 614 992 Farms f or Sale 514 44 6 216B 2 bdr cabm on Raccoon Creek lease requ red Call 61 4 44 6 0093 belora 5 61 4 446 0795 aflor 5 50 acres 4 bdr home I•- -~------" • ga rage 2 large barns Rt 60 In Mason S 1 25 pe r month u near Ewlftgton $5 0 000 Wood bu rne r and large yard Call 614 245 58 1B Call 61 4 843 5149 leon approx 36 acres n ce ay ng land exc bu d ng a te one m le gravel oad 304 2 bedroom b g yard 315 22nd St Po nt Pleasant& leave note n ma I box t not t here m Canaday Realty Real Estate LJ::! NEW LISTING - 8 rm ranch Full base men( garage and mce tot m the country Ask ng $22 100 NEW LISTING - One ac1e oo pa~ed road out of town wale and elec a~a lab e $3 500 NEW LISTING - Handyman sure can make an ce home out of th1s 3BR lull base men and I& lot House needs f mshed W water Only $19 100 NEW LISTING - 5 ac es 3 BR swm pro garage nce kitchen and lull basement Pomeroy REMODELED Rae ne Corner lot Lovely 3 BR ho me Obi garage and modem krtchen SYRACUSE - One story 3 BR carpeting, gas furnace and I~ lot POMEROY - $1 4 500 to ths carpeted 2 BR frame Cent at atr and heat 5 ACRES - Bowman s Run Elec and TP water avabb e POMEROY - Ntce one lloo 2 BR house on corner ~~ near hospttal Fua basemen( hot water heat and dbi garage LG RANCH - You sure can en!OY th s 2200 sq It home Heat pump $108 budget 4 BR 2 lamly rooms and I 79 acre land RACINE - L~ 3 or 4 BR 2 story home on g. ot Has lull basement and dbl garage w1th storage EVANS HEIGHTS - $27 000 - THREE BEDROOMS 2 BATHS f ULL BASEMENT GAS FORCED AI R FURNACE JUST L STED KYGERCREEKSC HOOLS-EXCELLENT PROP[JlTY PRI CEDLOW AT $34 500 3 BEDROOMHOME I I BATHS IG FRONTPORCH 2 CAR BLOCK GARAGE CELLAR HOUSE 2 BEAUTIFUL VEGETABLE GARDENS 2 ACRES JUSl LISTED JUST OUTSIDECITY $65 COO - 49 ACRES 3 BEDROOM HOME LOTS OF FLOWE RS AND TREES VINTON COURT $29000 IMMACULAGE 2 BEDROOM FULLY CARFPUED AN DERSON WOOD WINOOWS, VNYL SIDI NG BUY ON LAN DCONTRACT WITH$5 000 OOWN PAYMENT BALANCE AT J2'!o FIXED RATE KRIST! DRIVE - $65 000 A HOUSE YOU WLL BE PROUD TO CALL HOMl BRICK AND CEDAR 3 ~ ROOMS 2 BATHS GARAGE CENTRAL AR JU ST LI STED - IN CHESH RE SPAC IOUS BRICK HOME HAS 3 BE DR OOMS RECREATIO N ROOM FULL BASE MENT ATTACHED GARAGE ROON EY - $34 COO FRAM E RANCH HAS 3 BEDROOMS. GARAGE POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE WOODBURNER 7 room houll 1 '1.1 bath on Gravel H1ll Middleport RACINE - ~ older home n need ol an owner One ac e wth lots of trees and shrubbery 121 ACRES - $79 000 RT 775 WALNUT TWP 4 BEDROOM HOME NEEDSSOME REPA RS 1114 982 2389 3 bedroom homo 11111 por cent laiUmalblaloan gerden opot Aoduced - n to t4t 000 304 875 5047 IY OWNER - 3 beitroomo. 1 ~ betho dining room lui -mMI whhlomlly room 24•24 gerogo, ctoH to do-own 304 871 4804 JAIIGSV1LLE - 12 acres and 2 SR mod ranch wth lull basement and fu rnace LOADS OF BARGAINS Suo Morpll' Mitten ....... llotoft, VirtU anti ._,..,... Housing HeadqtMrters REPA R 2 BARN S NICE LAND ROUTE 35 - COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL $68 500 ONE ACRE PLUS 3 BEDROOMS LIVING AREA PLUS LOWER LEVEL SUITABLEFORANY TYPE COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. GROCERY - SERVICESTATION - CARRYOUT - PLUS NICE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT PRICE NEGOTIABLE! BIG WHEEL CA RRY OUT - SUPER RT 35 LOCATION BUSY BUSY BUSY F YOU ARE SERIOUS BOUT BUYING A GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY GIVE US A CALL I AUDR EY F CANADAY REALTOR MARY FLOYD REALTOR 4411 3383 EUNICE NIEHM REALTOR 448 1897 26 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOU8 OHIO ; • ROUT E 160 - $43 00 NCE3 BEDROOM fRAMEHOME LARGE LAWN BASEMENT GARAGE 66 ACRES - ROUTE 325 $35 000 OLDER HOMENEEDS SOME weter lttelllte and epplian eel One ecre HyMII Run \ 3 bedroom house 2 bedr oom 12x65 Partly a r $250 per month Refer l.l furmshed Set up and un ences 45 Spruce St CalL ~. POMEROY - 2 story remode ed 2 BR I ~ lot wth shade 3 bedroom• dotochod 24 Inch • 28 Inch gorogo rvratl r I Run Road $3000 Clyclj! Bowen Jr 304 676 2;138 Priced 11 e32 000 firm 1114 985 4386 Good condition Colt 814 992 5714 ., TEAFORD Grandview He1ght1 4 bdr 2 !IJ: bathl Uv ngroom dmln groom kitchen large famll yroom w1th k1tchan other eJC.trat ~ of acre or more 2 bedrooms full beMment double car garage 1 2 acres RoH Hill Pomeroy f21! 000 614 678 2613 • Real Estate General NEW LISTING Nicely rermdeled 7 m home neat hospital Carpebng. pane tn& etec cook and bake untts Ful basem ent an d ntce lot $35000 Call 304 676 2961 34 ' 458 18 17 3 bdr home 3 yrs old rural water (lear Mercerville Call 614 266 292 acres Jack10n Oh located off Rt 36 on 327 Could d 11 de 88 1crea Por .. tland Oh10 Exc locatio ,. road frontage ml ne ra h nghtt Call 30,& 273 4485 ,.. 1 614 643 2644 Gall pol s Ferry 304 675 3246 o• 675 8335 porch 5953 for Duplex for sale by owner Butldrngs tra ter lower R 11er Ad 1 ----------~ $18 600 Owner w ll f nanca w1th downpayment For sa e or lease new l Call 614 446 2135 be bu ldng 7 000 aq ft 2 «. tween BAM 8t 12 Noon a cre• pnce reduced 304 ... boot 304 876 2196 IULTOI 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 16141 992 33 25 f33 600 8894 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHONE 814 446 7274 614 446 0175 1ng 686 9148 Hlllo Exporlenco Coli be foro 6pm 814 992 8021 mother would 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale Homes for Sale In Gall pdha countty view 614 742 2390 or6 14 992 from aundeck S. shaded 7786 Must sell patto on rear of house Front I =========~--­ v•aw of golf course large 32 Mob1le Homes parport bow w1ndow large for Sale N1ce home Arbuckle 3 bdr 1 V2 baths fam ly • ut hty room• :Y. acre Cell 304 Babysitting In my home near SyrltCUie pool In Ru1tic I f 66 000 Pr~cect reduced 4 bedroom 2 V2 bath home w th wood burner stove in family room f replace n I v1ng room 111umable mortgege at 8 ~ pet 304 6711 4504 COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILL! NO Pump 11111 Hnllco Roglo torod in Ohio All wolf< guorontood Cell 304 273 2111 t Rovonowoo~ W Ve L1ncll Will 8t Stmd Step up Iare 4 bdr fabUiou J home 3 000 sq ft 3 baths 2 flreplecas ~ acre • more 5 rooms w t h tiath 8838 21 nformation 876 1090 Call Chrlsllon lody w1ll do bobyo hllng in her home Up to 3 ynrs otago Coli 814 448 perking lrHI ,.. property Call 805 887 6000 ••• GH 10189 lor 892 3690 Coli 614 Will plow tobacco 814 258 1628 E.:ptrien~d Gove rnment homes from e1 (U repa~r) Alao dellquent HOME OWNERS Refinance to low fixed rete Uaa equ ty for any purpose leader 11 16 eiUm1num w indow 17 A ovotloblo CoN 614 446 235 9 Cottage &. Jot on Tycoon t:aka C•ll614 246 6818 PIANO TUNING ANO RE LIM sld ng 22 Money to loan 23 WHI do bllbyoht1ng In my Fletwood area m Pomeroy lo" br FR 8N ca ling • nyl Dobby Dr Call 614 446 3918 Mortgoga Co 3051 Sltuatton~ Homes for Sale 614 446 3040 Wanted OWNER Cole1111n Btlltiii.Y Tel111hone 614-286-3065 AUCTlONEER RICK PEAMGN - 304-77~5785 Lit sed & Bonded For ule The Cove bustnet s Federal State and C v1ljoba 245 5152- 388 8249 ISAAC'S AUCTION SERVICE P 0 8o• 59247 Blr m1ngham AL 36259 9247 lo ladtomp Tomboy Celvln Klein Sar A golden opportunity make glo Valente Even Picone Liz money 1n your tpare 11me Claiborne Membera Only .Join fr.endly Rome Toy Organlcetty Grown Guo Part1e1 the Ieeder for 30 fino Hotthll• Ovor 1 000 yeert Openings for manag others ., 900 to f24 900 ers end dealers We have the Inventory Traln1ng fixture• largest and belt lme In party grand opening etc Can plan Earn b1g money plue open 115 dey1 Mr Keenan bonuses and trava ncen 130511178 31139 t vet Start now end earn money immediately Mon NEW 01 BILL Anothor ba to Frt call collect 518 452 nefit for Army Nat onal 0091 even1ngs and wee Guard membera You oan kends coli 1 800 227 receive $140 00 per month 1610 an eddttlon to your drill PlY and 1t1ll ettend 1chool Call 304 1711 3950 or 1 800 642-3819 31 3: bdr ranch 1tyle 20 eere1 route• for sell in thia area by Nationel diatnbutor Serv1ce Select Company a1tabllshed accQuntl 10 12 hourt per week No apec al vehicle needed Earmng potent1al of clca1d atandaird• and '"' dtntltl Mrvl~ea Ia d111rable ING. CANAAIMLLI OHIO Thts butkllnc houses the bu stness of the lilt IllS Wolft s son who ts II so Executor of tht Eslllt c.n.twille lnd '1111 Hoot!" Butltllnc IS •sy to IOCIIIII the HtlliiCiion of St II. 690 690 ll1d US Rt. 50 £1st (About 4 111ilel Ellt ol Allllns. 0!10 on U S 50) The executor lin ICCI)JIId 0111 COIISiflmenl from a "I.AIGE AU DAY SALE" The foll0111111list ts Ye1Y brief! ANTIQUES & COLLECTOR ITEMS Ntce wa nut hang ng cup board w/ 4 panes ol glass n door 61 pane stepback cup board w/ Camfered lower doors excellent sptnn ng wheel n1ce oak Clarks 6 drawer spooJ cabmet w/ lttltop walnut rna be top commode walnut VIC! marble 1nsert dresser tall oak mus c cabmet mce une seat sp ndle back ch1 d s rocker childs wtcker rocker w/cane seat large camel back trunk oak pressed back sew ng rocker n ce wa nut treadle sew ng mach oak Eastlake settee oak car~ed buNet tron Ftrestde bench round 5 le& country table oak organ top oak f replace mantel w/ full ttuted columns & be~el m ror Hoo s1er cabinet mce ltb18ry table chars & rockers 1930 fu m lure Duncan Phyfe 1lems ANTIQUES IIIIIEED Of REPAIR INCLUDE Oak hal seat w/ bevel mirror EdiSOn crltnder record player w/ MornlnR Gory horn oak Case wal telephone plus other turn turel Wooden coffee m1ll Athens custard toothpick mce stone trog on pad laney brass will sconce w / be~el m1rror sq bas ket royal ruby tlashed ruby Sun Bonnet cnb qu It cut ter quIts p~cture frames old wood & tm k !chen 1lems blue/ wh1te gran te coffee pot 30 ga stonecrock postcard s Rosevlle glassware LARGE AIOUIIT COLLECTOR ITEMS Souven r plates much not 1sted About40 dolls Otsney Babes n Toyand sold1er 20 Esktmo 1n fur Tnchten puppet rubber lnd ans tn leather dress Ideal story book Ba1tz Austna old 6 Btsque blond w/ hat Bisque B Lo (not anttque) character dolls box of 1950 clolhmg Btsque & Ch na heads other doll s Bood Hercules Barber Chatr w/ porce a n oak barber stowel cab net back bar whtch w111 need rep a r Ot~e rstl ed Pro ducts full stze pool table w/accessor es MODERII FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS E~ ce llent pa1r of very large brass 29 candle holders ucellent mo dern hutch ftne modern drop teat extensiOn table w/leal 4 Prov nc al pte reed back cha rs aood modern d mng 10om ouHit w/4 chrome pedestal bucket chatrs Sears chest food freezer walnut desks eood sleeper sofa 2 Rowe sofas good flexsteet plattorm rocker french vamty good metal war drobe IBM elec typewrrter McCaskey cash reg1ster 8 French doors 511et revolvmg parts btn large 220 ar cond toner Bundy clar net soft &oods new mater at & qlltlt P.JeCM dusk to dawn hght Ktrby sweeper much good qual 1ty lurnrture not listed MOTOIICYCL£5 !Property of Executor) Suzuki 126 Cross Country btke Honda 450 atreet btke RM 125 otf toad b ke weekends call 1 800 227 1610 Knowledge of ICF·MII mo 8 Eom big money plus bo nuMa and travel .ncent•vet Start now and eern money 1mmedJately Mon to fr1 Mutt hiW axperilnc. In program• fvr peraont wtth dtvelopmtfttal dltlbillties end peraonntl auptrv11t0n •v• P0 A golden opportumty make money In your spece t me Join friend ly home toy per tlea the leader tor 30 years Openings for managers and dealers We heva thelargeat and beat Hne In party plan Call colloct518 452 0091 317 839 8900 ••t 51111 PositiOn - -- - - -- :lc - plottion of Opportun it ie s avatleble cla11e1 In real eatete word proceaalng medicel terminology and betic typing South111tarn Bua•neu Coll•u• 529 Jack Work or related f11ld end 10AM 814 448 7U1 - - , - - - - :-:-- ·lcEorn up to n 000 monthly Park Techn1c11n under auperv1s1on of Park Manager Reaponslble for preventNe matntentnce •d upkHp of park fec11it1ea grounds trails equ1pment lite 1ecurlty and pubhc ral1t1ona Supent •• work crew• •• atltgned Min lmum qualification• Com - -- -.....,...-- Ouol1fled Mentol Rotordo don l'rofiloolonol (QMRI'I or QMIIP ohglble II roqulrad grams peld vacation firat year m110r medlcel benet lt1 C1ll Mon or Tu11 eh:er Watk1n1 dealer No expe r.ence nece ..ary !;ern 215 60% no territor 11 reltric tiona Cell collect McCoy LISHING CO recommend • tl\lt you do bU11ne11 With pe;opl• you know 1nd NOT to Mnd money through the med until you have lnve111 geted the offering Summer tlon K tchan table ch11r1 m•tc 1tema only Pold training pro Help Wanted 814 448 8088 dotlon and or otMr develop mentol diubilnleo 1n Qalh ,..to ond l1d-ll Oh1o tlacMior 1 DogrM In Soc1ol loa I company has opening for HVertl people full tlma lmploylllt'lll ~ 1 !1 Wed 9 6 on Rt 7 2 m leo above Chash~re Clothing turn1ture c urte~ns Duncan f1ve claw foot drop leaf tabte (repl ca ) Cancelled Jf ra n 814 446 2393 Malo block cot Coli 614 985 42B8 Croche 7 pc wardrobe tor 20 so t sculpture do I Use syn lhet< baby yarn or medium wolght synthol c woo b end In 2 colors Pallern 7478 crochet dlroct~ns for 20" dol wardrobe $3 DO tor oach panern ACid 65$ each pallern lor postage and hand lng Sind to Alee lloob Creill wue old c01n1 larfl cur rency Top pnce1 Ed lur kelt Iorber lhop 2nd A,. 1 female wh te cat 1 Vz yr1 old Call 814 448 8694 1 m,lo Bent typo dog Very loveable 614 742 2267 7478 luylng d11ly 1old oliver co1n1 rlntl )Owelry otortlng Tu11 & Yard Sa le Mon 1 'The date tat for comple~on of thiS work lhal be set fortfj 1n Free ~ ttens all mele 1 black t gray & white 1 the bidd ng propooal Each bldde< oltall be required tabby Gall 614 367 0482 to fila with hlo bid a certified check or cathier'1 check tor an amoum equal to fiVe .,.. cant Honda crates to g1ve away of hil bid but 111 no event more Ptekup at Betz Honde no lhanfillythouund- a<a phone calls bond lorton per cent ofhiobid payable to the 0 rector Free k ttans Call 614 448 proptlf forms. ontiqun Jold and allvtr Write D Mitior lit 2 l'omet~ Ohio 41719 or colt tt4 ttz 7710 IIOno jora Rtde1nacarpooiMon Frl 8 to 6 to Parkersburg WV tively naure thai m 1ny contract entered nto put'IUIWlt larmtned as roqui<ad by llw wood cupboardt chan cheat• buk'ett dlahee H1llbtlly Hoorts Club Lllv asy wv 28678 County end State Route 124 Call 304 882 2747 and Slate Route 180 VIllage 1- - - -- - - -- of W~keoville V nton County by reautfoc ng with asphalt concrete 4 Gtvaaway Pavement Wtdth venes Protel:t and Wort< leng1h 133 375 feet or 25 28 mllel The Ohto Depanm.,, of 11 pupp1e1 P1t Bull Call Ttanoportation heteby notifies 814 266 1693 ell bidden! that rt will offirma 1- - - - - - - - - - diSCirm neted agamst on the grounds of race color or COMI'LETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bodo lren Wanted Soc1al Worker Protram Coordinator to d1 rect two realdent~l1nterme d1at1 care facilltlltl for per10n1 with mental rtttlr I NOTICE I W Vo 211188 1429 31 Opportu nity TH E OHIO VALLEY PUB Avon terrttoriee available Pt Piouont oroo 304 6711 Rea l Esla l e Business CoQ 304 87G 1197 oftor 8 PM or wrtte lox 20 Phny fuo! f!:rtchon!Jf! Chatham Ave Ba by 1urn1 ture c loth~n g d"has & many t em1 Grant awarded GALLIPOLIS - The GaU!polis F ire Department extinguished eight blazes In May that caused approximately ~ 800 In losses according to the departments monthly report Six automobile fires caused $5,!m d~ge while firefighters saved $14 500 In property Two house fires caused $2 OOl In damage while property valued at $50 !XXI was saved Firefighters fought a car fire In Gallipolis a car and house fire In Gallipolis Townsl1lp a car and bouse fl~ In Green Townsl1lp two car fires In AddisOn Township and a car fll'l' in Clay Township 21 Wentfd meture women to Yard Sale May 11 that category Bush noted other positive pomts for Ohio were a slowdown In umonlzatlon and an Increase in the number of hours worked Ohio was second In Increased hours wor ked Fire department lists eight calls Cl• N f..rd ~· ltnulttf •leph 01t .._..,._... Urge H gauge tra n table GALLIPOLIS - A grant for $:a19 398 to help fund the design of a municipal sewage treatment plant ror GaUtpolls has been awarded to the city said State Rep Jolynn Boster D Ga Illpolls The money comes from federal construction grants Boster said Sales Help Wanted lady Muat hive refwtn<:u phono 304 875 1311 Even though lhl' Greaf Lakes reg~on remained In last place ftveof Its six states moved up m national rankings - Wisconsin making a significant Improvement to 31st f rom 42nd Minnesota to 35th from 43rd Ohto to 41st from 46th Indiana to 22nd from 25th and IU!nols to42nd from 44th Michigan !'E'Ialned the 48th rank It had last year The averagE:> ranking of the six states Improved to 37th place from 41st last year The gain of four positions was the best among the eight regions Alexander Grant s ranklngs BTl' based on 22 factors selected by state associations representing manufac turers They can he grouped under two headings government controlled and non goverrunent controlled I guess a shining point for Ohio was the Increased amount of revenue state and local govern ments received comparro to their expenditures said Paul Bush project director Olllo ranked 11th in 11 ~ard The Sunday Pomeroy- MiddlePPrt- Galhpohs, Ohto- Potnt Pleaaant, W Va otey -•ndo whh oldor Ohio ranks 41st in manufacturing By Unlled l'res81ntenaattonal ;J1le Great Lakes region cctnprised of Indiana Wisconsin Mtnnesota Ohio Illinois and Michl g111 maoo the best gain In milnufacturlng climate among the etaht regions surveyed according to Alexander Grant & Co j)esplte Its gain however the G(\'at Lakes region stU! remained In lll!flplace '!rhe Sixth Annual Study of Gmeral ManufacturingCllmatPS of tJ1t48 Cont lguous States of America wu released today by the Chlcagobfaed international accounting and 1985 .• , �.. Page D-4-llle Sunday Times-Sentinel 41 42 Mobile Homes Houses for Rent for Rent 3 roomt • bath. with depoeit:. no children. no st. .,.... 3 Or•r 114- 446· 2~2 ' 4 roomo and Garfield Ave. bath . 53 2 bdr. •II .. act ric, water furnit._.d, near hoapital, t2815 mo .• deposit & r•f., no peto. Coli 114· 9307. !i room. 2 bdr . houN, good location. atove 1nd rafriger•tor furriiahed. Ar;lultt Only, no pete, ref: required. Call 114-448·1370 oftor 6 :00PM. 3 bedroom houM in Pom•· roy for rent. CaH 11•· 992· 5621. 6 room hou•. Carpeted. No pell, 814·9•9·242 •. 2 bedrooms. untumithed. All new peint, tully cerpetod. No inoide pats. Depooh required. Coli 614-992· ,)~3~09~0~---------~-Modern 3 bedroom country home, located Ashton Milton Rood, 1175.00 month 1100.00 depoiot. 304-175· 1113 after e PM. Below Eureka, 2 bdr., oir cor1d .. adultl onty, one small child, 1200 month. utilltieo paid. Call 814·261·1157 . · 2 bdr:. fully fum .. utilhieo peid. aduHa only. Call 814· . .6-4110 . Apartment for Rent 1----- - - - - Newly remodeled. 4 rooms and bath apt . Carpeted, kitchen furnished. On East Main St. in Pomeroy. Calf 614·992-7314. Modern 1 bdr apt. downtown location. CA. carpet, complete kit~hen . Call614· 446·4383 days or 614-446· 0139 ave. 44 1---------1 bedroom apt. for rent. Nicely located. Contact Vii· loge Manor In Middleport. 614·992·7787 . Equal Housing Opportunity. 1--_;_:._.:.:__ _..:.__ _ 2 bedroom apartment . Pomeroy area . &125 per month. 614- 992·3341 . 1- - - - - - -- - 3 Fum. 2 bdr .. on Rt. 664, 'f.t mila off Rt. 1 80, 1166 mo. pluo deposit. Call 114-388· 91161. Mod.e rn. 2 bedrooms, ex· tended livingroom. $230 mo .. 1100 depooit. See 314 3rd. St.. K1nauga. Call 814·4·6-7473. Riverside Apts. Middleport. ·Special rates for Senior Citizens. et30. Equal Housing Opportunilies . 614992-7721 . ~r . Two bedroom. free heat, 2 bedroom furnished apt . in nice lot, appliances fur· Middleport. All utilities paid . nlohed. $208 per month. Coli 614-992-6084 after Deposits ,equired. No pets. 1 _6 :_o_o..:p_m_._w_e_e_k_d•..:Y_•_·-· ~614-742·3033. ,. APARTMENTS. mobile · Furnithed, 2 bedroom mo- · homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant bile home. No pets. Call and Gallipolis. 614·4468.221 . 614-949· 2263. . . .... ... .... Reel Estate General . STUTES ' . Furnished apt. 131 4th, 3 bdr. , $196 ~ water paid. CaiJ 446·4416 otter 8PM . 513 3rd . AVe. 1 bdr. privata bath, &136 mo .• includes water, deposit required. Cell 614-446-4222. between 9 l!o 5 . New eHiciency apt. with garage. Northup area, pri· vate yard maintlined. fliP· pliancas furnished, washerdryer hookup, disposal, lease required, reffW&ncet. $225 per · month, water included. Call 614-446· 7209 or 614·448·3287. Furnished efficiency e146, utilties paid, share bath, 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipdlis, adu!ts. Call 446·4416 otter 8PIIIi. 3 rm. apt. & bath. 84 Grape St. Call614·446·0847. Furnished apt . 243 jackson Pike., Gallipolis, 2 bdr ., $235. utilites paid. Call 446· 4416 alter 8PM . 740 1/z •2nd. Ave., 3 bdr .. $190 mo., dep. req . Call 614-446·4647 or 614-446· · 4222 between 9AM·5PM .. ' REAL ESTATE -446.. 4206 1IOIINIE Apartm!!nt for Rent FUrnished apt. 3 room pri· vate bath, references re· quired , 845 2nd. Ave ., G1lli· polls. Ca114114-446•.2215. newly remodeled, duplex : 644 or 64~ Second Ave .• utility room, kitchen, dinlngroom. Cell 614·446· · 8293. ..: 44 2 bdr. furnished. all utilites No peu . Call 614· 949 · pd .. except elect.. conve- 2253. nient location. security dep oait reuqired. Cal/614-446- In Middleport on North 8558 . Fo1,.1rth Avenue, 2 bedroom apt, furniShed , 1· 304-882· Furnished 2 bdr. In Crown 2566 . City. Coll614· 266·6520. 3 room furnished apart· Furnished. air cond .. cable . ment. a ir con d. ground floor , I')O city taxes. beautiful riv.erprivate entrance. utilities view, Kanauga . Foster' sMo· included, 5245 .00 . 304· bile Home Park, 614-446· 675-6730. 1102. South Mynle Buach condo. For rent mObile home, Upper 2 bedroof11&. 2 batha. ocean River Rd . Cell 614·446· side, family rental , no pets, 0508. available weeks .of June 22, June 29. July 27. Aug 10. New ' 2 bdr . all electric· $450 .00 week . 304· 675· acro11 from hospi1al. $260 3797 or 675· 2975 . month , deposit & r.e f.. no 2 bedr( )om apJrtmenu. pe11. Coll614-9307. New Haven, WVa . Newly remodeled. In town . 6142 bedroom trailer, unfur- 992-7481 . nlohed, Crab Creek Road. $185 . 00 month plus Unfurnished apartment . *100.00 deposit, good ref· 941 Second Ave, Gallipolis. erencoa. 304·675·6058. 2 bdr $245 mo , utilities pd . Call 446·4416 alte,.Bpm. N- 3 bdr. llvlngroom. 2 baith, family room. central air. di1.hwaa~. drape• • curtlllna. carpet, downtown. Coli 61•·448-1409 oftor IIPM. Furnished apartment . Adults only. Call 614-446~523 or 614·446·1443. .,. or Apartment for Rent Upatafrt .apt . remodeled, private entranCe. 2 bidrooms. central air, 8225 mo.. references, 821 Y.t Second ' AVe. all 614·446· 2158. 2 bedroom apt. remodeled, central air. *276 mo .. references. 821 Second AVe. all 614-446-2158. l- - - - - - - - -- 44 Apar.t ment for Rant JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS {Equol Housing Opportunityt' monthly rent starts at t119 tor 1 bedroom ond t204 for 2 bedroom. depooit 1200, located n11r Spring Valley Plaza and foodland. pool and Cable TV available. hours 11 po11ible 1 Q am to 4 pmend7pmto9pm Monday-Friday, Call 614· 448-2745 or ltuve mesuge.· NiceiV furnished mobile home, off. opt .. ce~trol oir and heat in city, •dults only. Cell I 14-441·0338. E. Maiin. . POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - liil'il! you been looking lor acreage? Ap. prox. 40 acres of ~nd with free gas available ·to a 4 bedroom : house. Let us show you this. $25,000.00. NEW USTING -Vacant Land - SoUthern District - Ap. prox. 12 acres for home site ()( trailer. Only $7,000.00. NEW LISTING- ChesterA neat 4 bedroom home with full basement Good rondition, hardwood floors, sunny dining rOQm. Can be yours for $26,500.00. NEW LISTING- PortllndVacant acreage. Approx. 40 acres land with some tillable. Many uses. $16,000.00. NEW LISTING - Aaeine. The chartn of Early American can be seen throughout this 3 bedroom, 2 slory home. Origi· nal oak woodwork ~ accented by colonial wallpaper .with matching drapes. Nice krtchen with .appliances, vinyl siding. basement. slorage shed. Situated on 2 lots. Lovely home! Aslling $39,000.00. NEW LISTING - Minersville - Mini-farm - Ap· prox. 9 acres wrth a 2 bed· room nicely remodeled home wrth lots of cabinet space, barn, milk house, fruit trees, fencing, and a good garden space. $17,500.00. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr. -992·6191 Dottie Turner 992' 5692 Jean Trussel 949·2660 Jo Hill 985-IB4466 . A Furnished effici8ncy 701 4th ·Ave .. Golllpolio. 1160. utili1ie1 paid, thare bath. o~ulto . Coli 448·4418 ofter I PM . Upataire unfurnished 3 room aj)t., carpeted, utilittes Plid. no children. no pets. Call 614-448·14137. Garage 1pt .. furnished. 2916 Neil A~e .. Golllpollo. 1 bdr .. 1220. utilitiet paid. Call 446·44.1 8 after BPM . 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Plooma and liwht house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . Coli 814-4441·0756. Furnished room. range, re· trig, 195, shiro both. single mole. 919 2nd. AVe .. Golll· polis. Call ••&-4411 1fler I PM. 46 Space for Rent Mobile ho~J'• lot. 12'x60' cW smaller, 87& water paid, 4th 8o Neil, Gollipolio. Coli 441· 4416 otter BPM. ----~----------f COUNTftY MOIIILE Home Pork. llouto 33, North of Pomeroy. large lots. Call 614-992· 7479 .. & acre• on S;R. 1241n Gre•t Band area. Ideal trailer spot. $70. per mbnth. Call 304273·3823 or 614·8436186. Trailer spaces, one small child accepted. No pats. 304-675-1076. Pasture It Apple' Grove for rent. 304·675·8401. 49 For Lease Gas 1t1tlon formally known a1 Certified Ga1 Company. 686'h E. Main St.. Pome· roy,O . Phone 614· 992· 2863 or He Fredo M. Smith. owner. Same addresa. 8~M . Realtor 446· 27 0 7 446-4206 44 Furnished efficiency $126 utilhles paid, 919 2nd., Gallipolis. single male pre· _AULlOA !erred. Call 446·4416 aft~r IL--------..J LSTUTES SONNY GARNES CATHY CLARK • --'t l:~• ~ · • · ..-.:,--~--- -·~ -,---;- r--· 46 SpliCe for Rant ) June9. 198~ Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point P1811sant, W. V1. ·Furnished 3 room a and bath: cou . -.. 51 Houuhold Good• 54 Misc . Merchandise . Klng-alze watarbed. double SWAIN tltr. (121 drowero. beffle AUCTION a FUIINITUIIE monreu. many extr11. ox. 12 Olivo St., GoiUpollo. Now cond .. 1900 now, 11crlfice . ' ' apcuoed wood·coorl otovoo, I 1460, Coli 814·4411· 7128 wood Lll sulto 1391. lounk beda 1111. antron 1."".:.:.::"· - - - - - -- - ,.. Nellnon t99. new a uoed GUNS . 7.00-Rom . 243 . bedroom sultaa. ranges. 170-Rom. 12 ' go. 1100 ... •· Wrln .... waihfH"a. • shoea. 11om. 12 go. Red Hawk 44 Naw iivhtgrodrn sultel mag. Coli 814·4411· 2240. tlll·lllll. Iampo, oloo ltuying coal • wood 1toVea. CoH 'I1 4-441-31111. SPECIAL cut olobo 8 PU load• delivered · In dump truck 1100, or 21oodl 1180. LAVNE'I FUIINITUIIE Men.hdiHII:, 1: You pickup 116. Coli 114· Sofas and chairs priced frorn 245·5804. 12811. to 1195. Tabloo. t50 and up to 1125. Hide·•· bodo. t310. and up to Wo now build big 5 bedr. I 61 Hou1ehold 111110.. ..,. bedo 11411. (Early American Homesl Roell,.,•. 1225. to t375 .. 117.900. See thlo dr11m . Pic"'"' UMd furniture. 304· lllmpo from 121. to 11211. home todoy. Coli 1114·888-· ·' 875·8 . .3 or 1711· 1 4110. pc. dlnettoo froni 11 01.. 10 7311 . 435. 7 liCk 1181 on~ up. !liCK'S NEW AND USED Wood toblo with oix oholra 'ool 'ooplo Special: FURNITUIIE . Compare our 1211110 t7411. Dooll 1110 lnll'ou.nd pool kito, 16x32· pricea, · ..va today. Ph~ne up to U211. Hutchol, 111110. 12.3811. 18dl · l2.8811. 304· 773-1430. . lunk bed comploto with 20x•o-t2.8911 In ltOCk . 18x32 inground pootsmattru••· •211. end up to County Appliance, Inc .. t3111. loby bedo, 1110. instelled·bring u1 your low Good u•d appliances and Manreun or H• s,.-inga, oatlmato. Middleport 614· TV Mia. Open BAM .t o II,M, full or twln, IIIB .. firm. Ill. lt2-11724 or Oollipollo 814· Mon thru Sot. li 14-4411· ond f71 . Queen oot1, 12211. 4411· 30111 . 1898. 1127 3rd. Ave, Galli· 4 dr. chooto, 141. 5 4r. chene. *II. led frames. lacli11 size 24Yz dresses. polio, OH . *20.a"d *215.,10tun·G1Jn pant suitt, tlack, blouMs, cobinotl, 13110. Goo or l'fintor coot. Coli 814·2411· Valley Furnhura, naw • unci . Large sactlon .o f· qual· electric rongoo 13711. laby '-4~9_5_ . ~-----­ ity furniture. 1216 Eutorn mettr•-· 1211 a t36, bed Avo., Golllpolio. fromeo ·uo. 1211, a. 130, king frame 1110. Good oeloc· Metal office d ..k. with 2 Why pey mora1 Chock uo tion of IMHiroom suites. drawer flie cabinet and •' out. New furniture, a,,uanrockers. metal cablnett, owlvel chair, 190.00. 304· ces outlet. Trade Center, heodboordo 131 up to 372· 2101, GOOD COND. Konougo, Oh. Callt14· 446· 115. 7.44. Sat diamond clulter rings. Used Furniture ww fllafrigera- size 7%. Revolver 22. love Ed'o Appllonco Servicing, air torl, range1, met1l office blrdo. tolko. Old cloclll. conditioners. refri ..ratora, deako, electric 3 mlloa l'hone 304·182·3590. washera, dryere. In Gallla, out lulaville Rd. Open lam Meigo • Muon Co. Coli to 5pm, Mon . thru Sot. ono 111M Mog Cord II 1114-446·7444 or 1114-367· 114·44e-0322 typewriter 11.600.00. IBM . ,. 7187. memory . 1 00 typewriter GOOO USED -'"LIANCES 11,200.00. Phone 304· Dinette let, awivel rocker. Waohero. dr'(ero, rolrlgero· 676-5440, toro, ro~geo. Sko8lfl Ap· ..:.._.:__ _ __:__ __ love ant •. a. patio awning 12x5.11. Cqrbln a Snyder pliancea, Upper Riv~r Rd. One ROIIyeon Thermo Furnitu,., 514·446·1171. beside Stone Crnt Metal. ,.,.,.., wflite, 9:..5 window. 114·••6·7318. Phone 304-676· 4221. large Eureka eweeper, like now. Coll614·258·1781. 11,000 btu Kenmore air cond. exc cond, 13110.00. Twin lnteraprlng manr•••· 62 C • R•dio 1910 Meodowbrook Dr; couch a chair. exc. cond. Equipment phone 304·876·1468. Coll614·4•11·1035. Atori 1200XL computer. TWin lnteripr!ng mettra,s. llecondhloned 251nch co.l or Atarl progr1m recorder, couch • chair, exc. cond. TV. New picture tube with software end uHf' manu111. Call614·446·1036. worronty . 11711. 4114-742· 304-875-7312 otter 4 p.m. 2257. Couc.h • chair for IAII *;!:0 SWimming pool3x12 ft. like for both. Call 114·4411· new. used 2 month&. 304w 9686. 64 Misc. March•ndise 6711·2173. 1---------..,.;.,.............:. . -' Country Oak tobiH. cholra. Pool tabla t8o.oif 304· ~. cupboardl, desks. ice boxes. Our warehcpuae 11 full of &75·1600., . ,; ~"" ~- (1 Conkles, Tupper• Plain•. Rt: bakery. restaur•nt a. 1tore 1-----;.;..·~ ·· ~ ·· ..:;·.:·'--:: 7 . Hand crafted and equipment. Slicer•. mixert, For 11le Lu,.;en WHeel chair, flniohod. oveni. refrigerationl. Low· 2 walkeri, 1 c~pe. 1 full •, --------------·IC- eet prices in ttate. Huge ~uppon. 304- ~76-'~&8 . . Spring clean-up oalo. . 19 diacountl on new. equipcubic ft . cheet Amana . mont. RADCO lleotoun.nt N- lull.olto oofa bed. blue fr8ezer-ueed· 1 year; dining Equipment, 110 2211. St .. floral velVet, t32& firm. Call ~, tlble. 6 chaire;antlque Huntington. WV 304·623· 304·4175·4144. dinett•; Singer sewing ma· 1371. 1-~-------chine: baby bed; high choir· SURPLUS·ARMY·OENIMS •. :china cabinet: buffet: misc. tRentol clothing 19.000-2). ' , !. ;. Kn•uff Firewood Summar Items. Friday. Saturday, Sam Somerville's, Elist· . Mondey. 8H at 298 Mul· rates-big loadt. M1y 1'atw RaW"enewood. Fri., Sat .• • berry.. Pomeroy or call814· July 31st. Doean•t IPP.IV to Sun. 1-7PM. ::-' HEAP. 614·2118·6246 .. . 992·&~17 . . lli1"HciUilet;Qidi300cia 1---------- a .. ."' 9 .•-. . • ...:·,.. ~· • ''· ' '."r , ·· any olferl 3 BR LR, krtchen, 2 dec~ lOx!O , above ground p(llj w/1"""'. 1 ac, I~· hookup noW with $2.100 down. 9.75 adj. ~le. monthly 30 "'· OW.. will help with linoncint ASSUMPriOII - 10 acres wooded. Conlempora~ l<lme. Solar Sotarium room with OOt tub. Many amenities. ~=::~AIEl - llducld Price - 3 BRs, bnck. Full basement Offen fi(W 3 bedroom dou~e Wide ~/ 1 > acre fllOieO" less 1/<de<n IJSnJIG , dining room. living room. Priced $23,000. · fllW USTIIIG - C«y J>"oper!y, 929 4111 Ave. 2 bedrooms.LR.~mngor FR. large bock lol. Priced low lls. Assumable FHA.loan. Can IO" more detail< IEDUC!D - $40,000 - 3 BRs, rowly carpe{ed, ~~ school~ ~~ hell. central w.{i lolll)d garden $261.00 -illy _,., 9.75 adj. l'fliC( 3D,.. 12.00 ..... ...,..,t. ' OHIO RIVER VIEW - 2!0 acres MIL located app10ximate11 6 miles belOw town wrth frontage on SR and Raccoon Road. A lew scenic building sites, balance could be used lor paslure or recreation. Priced to sell at $350 per acre. · RESID£NTIAL -COMMERCIAL- OR BOTHI - Very nice brick home located at 225 Third Ave." has had excellent care and offers 1424 sq. It of li>Jing area with a lull partially linished basement Also features a carport, .w()(ksoop and a 28x3S concrete block commercial {ype bldg: with 3 bar.; lormerly used as an automotive repair shop. Call for more information. ' A~DISON, U9,000 - One story home offers 2 BR~ LR. k~chen, balh, full basement w~h shower, iilassed in Jllll"ch, 2 car unattached prage, KC school district. Calf !()( an appoinlment. ONE OF THIS AREA'S BmEA FARMS -101 acres Mil fo(S of tertile bottom land, pond, new ienceS,targe bam, several ~r buildjllgs, IIIII! tobacoo base. modem 3 BR home, 2 ~. Call tor more information. COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62~ all steel construction with firep!oof insulation, has overhead crane, offitj! and baths. Formerly !Mllor boat sales and repair. Located acmss trom Silver Bridge Plaza w~h access to the Ohio River. Potential unlim~ed . f'irowood 120.00 pickup 111d, 130.00 delivared. c:;all J04-675·8782 or 675 · 2991 . 1970 lnternollonal log INder with bucket 4 wheel *ive. 1978 CoN 600 Skid ling, front tires "ery good oond. 304· 782· 2838. AKC German Shepherd puppies, •hots and wormed 160.00 ooch. Ona AKC German Shephard mate, blaclc and sliver. 3 Yrt old, 175.00. 304-675· 4883. Builder's Surplus-Salvage Closeouts. (11 Embotaed wood grain aluminum aid· ing. foam backed, twin 4" or 8" penern, 139.95 oq. {21 Twin rib whit• metal rotting or oldlno 38" wide 8" thru 16' longtha, 141 .95 toq . {31 Steel inaulated prehu.-.g door's aU sizes and pattern• . 176.00 .a up. {4) Hollow core end e panel wood prhung door"o 120.00 & up . {6) 4"x8'•5-32 wood panel· ing. 84.99 & up. · WellItOn, Oh.··· Penn'• Warehouse 614·38.· 3646. 6.5 Building Supplies Built on your lot nowl Big 4 car garage-shop. 16,995 &. up. Call1 · 614·888·7311 . Block, brick, mortar and masonry •uppliea . .Mountain State Block, Rt. ' 33, New Hoven. w. va. 304·882· 2222. 57 DRASTICALLY REDUCED - Piior lo June 30 seller is willing to pay points and closing costs. Home is still priced below reconslruction cost 640 feet of lake fron· tage at one of Gallia Counly's most desired area s. 2200 sQ. ft. of living space. One floor plan. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining, spacious kilchen, lamily room with fireplace. Owners leaving area and mu st sell im. mediately. Will consider lease option agreement . Call for details. #824 CENTURY 21 56 Fruit & Vegetables Frezer beef for ••le. Call 304 · 675 · 4182, Carl Kinnard . ·~ ... ... . . 1 • •u • .' Now You Csn Bug A Home MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWN 9. 75°/o Adjustable Rate 11 °/o Fixed ·Rate LOWEST RATE IN TOWN WISEMAN REAL ESlATE 446-3644 Stra.w berriea . Pick your own . .Claude Winters. Call 614-24&-6121 . Hills R.E. Inc. Pick your own strawberrllla t .50 a lb :. already pick t1 ,06 qt., Bowie• Barrla>s, Route 889 , Wilken·ill•. Ohio . 3pm· dork. Musical Instruments Strawberries . Pick -yourown. 60 cents qt. Bring own containers. Carl Gillespie . Coli 614·446-3946 . Pets for Sale HILLCRE·ST KENNELS Boarding all breede. Heated 54 Misc. Merchandise Strawberrifll . Aouah' li at Union Campground 'Back of New Haven, WVa.) You pick, we pick . No Sunday Sale1. Jom berrieo 1 .60. Coli 1· 304· 882·2237. For 111e:Story and Clark pump org1n. Call 614-9492093 after 6pm. 58 Fruit & Vegetables Real .Estate Gen!!ral Indoor-outdoor facllit las . ITF,iiii~wriiv'oWi~t::lwiCir'iiiii'Wrn)1 7796. I l<l•m•:>:•' ~~~s~~~:."6~~16 ~~~t::: II fi)R SALE BY OWNER-TWICE lulldozer TOe. Intern•· tionil. gbod working cond. equipped with wench and ~lode . 11,600.00. Phone J04-468·1031 otter 6 PM . Briarpatch Kennel• Profes· aional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boardin_g fl· cilitiea. Englieh Cocker Spa· niel puppleo. Callll14·388· 9790. Drag~mwynd Cattery Ken· ' net. CFA Himalayan. Perlilan and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow pupj,iat. New litter. Coli 448·3844 otter 7PM , 587 JAY DRIVE - Brick/ alum. ranch offers 3 BRs, 21\ baths, den (or 41h BR), formal LR, huge FR, 2 car garage and lenced backyard. Wos $69.000. Now '60,000. IT. I! WI!T - rouOW SIGN! Wiseman Real· Estate Agtncy-446-3644 -. .,, c: •, ~"""'" '"II oet good uood golf clubo . · coli 81~·448· 1807. Building Materials 81ock, brick, eewer pipet, windows, lintels. etc . Claude Wlntera, Rio Grandi, 0 . Coll614· 245 - 5121 ~ 58 Pets for Sale :· . • • •, YOU'U MAKE A SPlASH WITH THIS Ofj[!This home has one of the nicest pools in the area and over 3,000 sq. It of living area. 4 ()( 5 BRs, 3 baths, 30 It lR, 2 famil'! rooms, 2 WllOdOOrning fireplaces, large kitchen and dining area, 2 car garage. Located on Oebby Drive. 2 cheat type freezer for nle. Coli 614·266-9392. ) -:-- - .......-----~ Rug., modal 77 22-26'ti 132&, Sot of 4 Keyoton; modular wheel• fits GM front wheel drive, 131n .. like 11 ft. abqv• ground pool, new 1100. Coli 614·446· filter. ledder. vaccumm, 1761. after 6 coll614· 388· . . wlnterled cover. 2 yrs . old, 9811 . 1500. Call 614·446· 9330. I learo10,6000BTUwlndow ' 61 eir conditioner. exc . cond., ooklng .1 200. Coll814-245· 1973 Jeep, 4 wheel drive; 1040 oftor IIPM. w_o od IU'ld coal stove; refrigerator. Call 814-992-5295 . factory flberglaM hard top lor CJ·7 Jeep 1700. 6" ,.tio dooro 176. RCA disc ployer like new 1160. Cell 114· 388-9981 doyoor614. 188-8304 .-ven. 56 -. .I GUYAN TOWNSHIP- 108 acres more()( less located south of Mercerville Approx. 60 A. tillable. Balance woods, tobacco base. Owner wiR help finance. CONVENIENT.DOWNTOWN LIVING - Assumable loan. l.arJ!, very attractive two story home offers 3 BRs, 2 baths, 16x 16 LR, formal dining room. kitchen. enclosed porch, new carpet. gas heat Within wall<ing distance of stores and sohools. Call tcday. ••e. '" ··' . ·:r, ·'~· RACCOON CII£EK HOMESITE - Offers swimming. boating and fislling: Lot size ~ 100xl60 and has electric, water tap and septic tan~ Call for more details. Sealy QUHn lize m•ttreM 6 springs, new Hollywood !r•me-queen or king. 4 · 14 1n. alumimum wh..lt • tires looolnetto 111, walker 116, fill Muotang GT. 6 pc. car 111t humidifier brown livingroom auite. Cell · 116, beby both 110, •• · 614· 2511-1287 or614-25B· ohope. Coll614·24~·5194. 1&67. 55 Building Supplies 1---------- ~ YOU'll UKE UVtiiG HEll£ -Modular home on .85 acre, MIL, on Shoestring Ridge. Th~ home offers 1152 sq. It, 3 BRs, bath, Mellen w/range and refril',, LR, dinette, ~undry room, carpeting. elec. furnace, fireplace, woodbumer, 24x24 garage, 8x 10 metal utility bldl',, city schools. · for ..,. all electric hoap. bad olightly u11d. Coii614-3BB· 1852. ,.nt•· r' GENTLEMAN'S FARM- 35 Acres m/1, mostly tillable, 3 mi~ north ol Rodney. Sprin& well and roun{y water, 1enced and Cro$S fenced, tobacco base. Very nice 3-4 bedroom ranch ~~ home wrth kitchen, LR, bath. breezeway, woodburning, lireplace. Call for an appointment. 64 Misc. Merchandia" .. The Sunday Times·Sentinei- Page- 0 ·5 Pomeroy- Middleport-r-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. !S4 Misc. SUBLET - letail spaet located II 42 Court Stroot, llfiyett1 Mtll, Golllpolls. Ohio. Squ111 lootoc• of I, 157 sellina spoct and 227 !qUill fool of stor111 space on the ltcOIId floor of tht llfoytllt loll. Coli 514-44&-7&53 UO 'tiii:OO llondoy thru Slturdly Real Estate Gan.aral IURQEnE Realtor 388-11 T8 Ennings 'Juhe 9, 1985 ..... • RAND NEW DUPL£1- Glealinvestmentfor too buyer! Located on Graham SchOO Rd. Each unrt o~ers 2 BRs. lving room, batll, kitchen with stove, reffito, DW and d~pl. laundry, large . carport, central air and storage area. COIIMEIICIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDU~ TRIAL! - 50 acres, 11m ()( less, vacant ~nd ideal for investment or any {ype development Road frontage on U: S. 35 and Mitchell Road. PRICE REDUCED TO $24.500! Lovely 24x65 modular 111 Green Terrace Drive in Ctnrenary. ltnne featurllS a 15x241ivint room, galley type kitchen ~ fully equipped, dining room has a buitt.fn china cabinet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeting. cent air, elect heat storm windows and oors and an 8x8 utility bldg. JUST LISTED! - Th~ I year Qd ranch can be purchased with 5 acres or 20. 1584 sq. ft. of living area, 4 BRs, 2 baths, kitthen, FR. 12x24, LR, dining room, carpeting. elec. B8 heat Andersen wooden thermopanes, roun{y water. SW school d~tricl MIXING BUSINESS WITH PlEASURE!- Then spend your who~ day in th~ spectacular 2 story brick. 4-6 BRs. formal dinin& 2 car garage, enclosed courtyard. 6 rooms for profes~onal purposes. Corner lot in . do'!fllown GallipOlis. ~136 . -REAL ESTATE 20 ACRES OF VACANT lAND - Nice pond, woods• County water available. Good building sites ovenooki,ng pond. 4 miles west of R10 Grande on R10-Centerv~le noed. 546ft. frontage. Lisled at $14.000. .#325 REALTOR 446-3644 ' JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER - And you'll eritoY relaXIng on one of the two porches or balcony watching the boats on lhe river. Older 2stoty offers 3-4 BR1: LR, FR and I I\ baths. 30x30 outbuilding wrth attached carport 5 ac. Agreat buy at $29,500. I #~42 Ike Wi'seman - 446-3796 B. J. Hairston - 446·4240 Clyde B. Walker - 246-5276 David E. Wisemen - 446-9655 169 ACRES Of LAND - On Raccoon Creek. located close to Tycoon Lake. Includes woods (owner reports limber) """" homesite. Some tillable acreage. ' flU"" ' #325 THE ERA" r' BUYE~ PROTECTION PLAN ..•, DIFFERENCE BETWEE~ •'•, '. PIICE II£DUCED TO $59,900 DIIIVE -: Convenienl lo hospital and shopping. 3 BR brick ranch offers kitchen witll dishwasher. d~pl., range and refrig., living room, family room, 2\? baths," full basement, 1Ox20 covered palio, attached garage, nice ftat fenced back yard, gas heat and cent. air. Call for an appointment CADIUSAIEA -26.5 acres. l'h story home offers 3 BRs krtchen, living room. d1n1ng room, bath,.carpebng and aluminum siding Call lor an appointment QUALITY IN EVElY ll£lAIL- 3()( 4BR brick home offers a 20x40 family home, 3 baths, k~chen with DW, displ., microwave and trash compactor, dining room, intercom system, cent air 2 car garage, deck and a20x40 pool. Over $100,000. Call for an appoinlment today. PRICE DIIASTICAUY REDUCED! OWNER SAYS SELL THIS IOIITH! - Rio-Centerpoint Road !Cherry Ridge). Approx. 75 acres woodlarld, fronts on 2 roads, county water availa~ $250 per acre. THIS 3 BEDROOM HOlE CA" IE YOURSf()( just· $2,300 down and $374 per monthll Other attractive features in this home include a family room with fo(S of windows and a woodburning fireplace, k~chen , dining. living room, batll, unattached st()(age ~dg., carport, nice shaded backyard. Call for an a~ntment lodaj. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOME! Then this may just be the one. Conveniently located on Rt. 35 West, th~ home offers alarge living room, dining room, 3bedrooms, laundry room, I\? baths. equipped kitchen, carpeting, central air and a 2 car garage. JUST WHAT YOIM BUN LOOKING FOR In-liMn convenience, e>tra l1ce 101 measures 87 by. 174, 3 ()( 4 BRs, large kitchen, LR, DR. bath, larfll! front flOI"Ch and small screened back porch, gas heat unattached one car garage. Call for an appointment 103 ACRES, MIL SPAIIIGFIELD TWP. Approx. 96 A. tillable, OOler home has 5 BRs, · balh, lR, kitchen, rounty water, 40x60 pole bldl',, 40x60 tobacCo bam, various Miler ootbuildings. VINT()fj AIEA - 5 Yl OlD IODIJIAI 1152 sq. It, 3 B!ls; 2 bllhs, kitchen, living room, dining. carpeting. central air, NG school district CENTRALLY LOCATEO - GREEN TWP. 22.11 Ac. m/1, with frontage on st. Rt 141and Neighoorhood Rd., alSO adjoins Sanders Hill Subdivision. Owner financing available. Call lcr more details. • WALNUT TOWIISHIP - 30 acres, more or less, near MuCfsock.·I~ story home, large barn . and IDblcco blse. $27,900. ADDISOII TWI'. - POISCIII Trot lei. - 93 acres, m/1, aM wvodS. ·ad bern on property. $21,900. VACANT FAll IANO - Morgan Twp. .84 acm more ()( less, lellel and rolling land. Appro~. 33 acres tilable, remainder woods. CAN MAKE THE "FOR SALE" AND "SOLD " ,.• ' :· "· .. .... ...; •, •, •·.' •·, SPLil LEVEL - Jusl listed th~ 10 yr. ad multi-level wrth a scenic view from the living room picture window. Surrounded wilh mature shade trees. lhe 1438 sq. ft. provides comfortable livability in the 3 bedrooms, LR with fireplace. k~chen with dining area, 11>balhs plus IV room. Located off Rl 160 near hospilal. $59,500. ........ , •, •., '• ' ;· ,. .. ). •• ....,... ,.,.. " .. ' - • • SPRING VAllEY HOME is wailing for jour iving pleasure at 503 Oak Dnve overlooking hll~ and valley along Rt. 35. Full basement, divided; wood stove. natural gas forced all, ci{y water and sewer, II\ baths, 3 BRs, living room, convenient kilchen with dining area, !~replace. Nice jard. landscaped, fenced area and st()(age building. Assu{llable loan. Asking $55,000. lmmediale" possession. #300 11407 . '· •, '·, OON1 WAIT! - Th~ bnck ranch probably won't be around very ~ng. Located on a p!ofessionally landscaped lot in Debby DrNe. this home isa cut above · most. bcept~nal features 1n the krtchen like center isle, beaumul oak cabinets and exposed brick make cooking anyth1ng but a chore. Also, rncludes formal dinin& LR wrth fireplace, 4 BR~ 3 balhs Finished basement includes rec. room, wOrl<shop and fireplace. Efficien{ly healed with gas and oooted with CA. Buyer.; Protection Plan provided. Come see this home before rt's too late #205 AT. 160 MARI<ET - E•cellenl opportumty to open your own market. Good loca6on dose to Porter. Offers great visibli{y for customers. Approx. 2400 sq. fl incl~des shelves, 2 d~play coolers, largewalk in CQOier. Potential lor gas station. Possible 10%loan assumption. Call for more details. #227 A VERY PLEASANT HOMEY PLACE TO LIVE - New · lrsling - Peaceful setting overlooking river. Large, homey 4 BR ranch wrth lor mal enlrace, large LR plus aen. OR and 3 bedrooms on main floor. Den includes solid wood paneling and woodburning fireplace. Upstairs has one large bedroom and a huge lloored attic for storage. 2 car garage includes alarge workshop area. All on a beautiful 1~ ac. setting al too edge of 1 town overlooking the river. , #100 LOCATION MEANS EVERYTHING! - This brick ranch ' ~ very close to Spring Valley and hospital but has 1.5 , acres to romp around on. 3 BRs and l 'h bath w~h attrJCiive k~chen. fireplace in living room and 2 car gara~W~l insulated lor easy heating and coolinl', $62, mi ' · $PIC AND SPAN CONDITION - 3 BR, 2 bath,cenlral air illown home. Large maste1 IJedrOOI)I w~h private bath. Large living rpom with fireplace, dming roo.rry, nK:e front porch. Lei us strJw lhis quah{y home rn good state of repair. Asking S ,000. H 323 g{ OOfli llT HIGH INTEREST RATES STOP YOU FIDM _.IN& - Low down payment and kJw monttly JIIYmenfS on l!lis lolln uffil*on. 2 stDry home in the QJUntry can be easily your1 Home has new furnace, ., new witinJ new bath, aluminum lidin& nice dedi, 3 IRs. livinti1011D1, flrle eat.Jn llilchen. dining room and ' 1u1 tmuent Price taduced m$34,900. •• 11236 r ~----111!111!11 I , One of the biggest worries a home buyer has is unexpected repair bills hitting an already overstretched budget. The ERA Buyer Protection Plan protects your buyer against repair or replacemen I costs on working components in your home.•Including the water heater and softener, furnace, built·in appiiances, .electrical wiring, ·central air conditioning, exposed duct work ... even swimming pool components. Plus, our Buyer Protection Plan protects you from repair bills while your home is still on the market. Come to ERA Real Estate to make your home a better buy. There really is a difference in real estale companies. PERfECT FOR mE FAMILY!- Home and 5 acres on 141 offers plenty of room lor ra~ing a beef or two, or some horses, garden and asmall pond. Home olfl!rs 3 BRs, attractive k~chen and dining room, unfinished lamily room wrth woodburner and lull basement. Pr~ed in too $40s. #213 INVESTOIIS READ THIS- Good Return. Mobile Home Park 100% Occupoed - 48 p!OfesSIO!Ially developed mobile home spaces w~h 38 m()(e ready for easy development Paved slreet. sidewalks, cil'y water, natural gas, community sewage plant street lightin~ Excellent. quiet neighbortlood near grade school. A pertect opportunil'y for someone to become their own boss. . OWNER MOVING TO MICHIGAN - Musl sell th~ anraclive 3 bedroom brick home immedialely. Very gool location in Green Schools. th~ home offers SWISS MOUNTAIN CHALET - Nestled among the comlcrtable family room ~ith woodburner, eat·1n trees wrth a gorgeous view of ~ke and valley, partially EVERY MAN'S DREAM~ to own a ruslic cedar ranch . kitchen, living room and t car garage. large well cared describes the setting of lhis outstanding home. Quality lor yard. Quiet neighborhood. Priced tosell at $50,500. built throughout. il features a great room with a just like th~ one. Perd-ed on a pine sludded knoll and W219 breathtaking ~replace rising to the calhedral ceiing, 3 surrounded by 23 r(jfing acres. Ideal spot for lhat bass pond you've always wanted. The wife won't object bedrooms, walnul wondwor~ ~It decks and an extra because she'll fall in love with too home andlhere are a large garage with' 1ls own ceramic tiled bath Truly an HAVE WE GOT ADEAl FOR YOU! - 2 moblehomes: a lew neighoors within yellrng reach. Beautiful view of excefblnal home located on 2.44 acres of lake 12x56 Marlette w~h expando in excellent shape. 3 peaceful countrysides. This ~ everything you've been property. Call today. BRs. col)lplete k~chen and DR, gas ooat AND an c«<er looking (()( and more. We can get you f11anced. 12x60 New Moon in A· I shape with 2 BRand mos{ly Reduced to $79,900. lurnished. Also 20x40 garaga All on a4Zx3S7' lot and 1981 14X70 MOBILE HOME wrth expando. 3 BR, 2 #203 all for on~ $22,500. baths electric rea~ screened-in flOI"Ch, 2 built-in air #212 conditioners. 10d2 metal buildinp. Set up 011 a rented I MILE SOUTH DF RIO GRANDE -Drily 4 ~Is left Up to 2 ac. Start at $7,500. Excellent flat ~nd in aquality lot. $14,500. NEW LISTING ON 86 ACRES - Good location for 11421 neighoorhood. Beautiful old spreading oaks. City home. tills two barn~ 2 large ponds, wei~. some 40 schools, rounty water. acres ol wooded area. Balance in pasture and 3-4 BR HOllE FOR OfjlY$25,000- Close to I acre of *146 reclaimed area. Nice laying land. Tobacco base .found. Aluminum siding ~lose to Clay School on Route NEW LISTING WITH GORGlDUS RIVER VIEW- Very reported. Located 2.5 rni~ from Mercerv~~ on nice I\? story Cape Cod located a minute . . town Chambers Rd. Priced .at $21,000. .226 on Lower River Road offers your family spacious ~ving *133 BEAUTY WHEIIt: IT SHOWS - QUALITY WHERE IT · . w/4 BRs (all large), attractive fafl1ily room w/hardwood COUNTS- All spelled oot in this 2000 plussq: ft. brick floors and Buck stove inserted inm brick fireplace, large BUill ABOUT 1818 this home offers what most don't ranch. Features 3 BRs. asunken living room 2 baths living room w/bay window, eat<n ~hen and f()(mal large spacious rooms w/beautUul hardwood ~s. drnrng room. Partial unfinished basement also. 16x)7 Includes formal entra~•. 2 ~rrway~ parlor, dinrng . 24 30 and large LR. 2 <;ar garage plus a x fllllge In-ground pool w/wqxl deck. large 3-4 car f!J(age room. family room and ivrng .room. 46 8Rs, 2 baths, buildinfJ Situated 1112 acres olf Rt. 35. Was $125,000, perfect for wor.kshop. This home has a lot ~ charm new gas futnace and c/a unit Reduced to S89 900. noW 14,900. fl405 1r1sideandoutAskinc$69,900.8uyersl'rMectionPtan. •Some limilahons • nd oonitlt ions .apoply . "19H4 Elect ron ic J.l ~llh y As!iOcialts, JI'IC. s ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11!1 __.. ______ ' 0 . u . -----11!1·-------~ WHERE CAN YOU BUY A 3 BR BI·LEVEL HOllE w~h eat-in krtchen. 2 full baths, living room and lamily room w/ fireplace, hardwood ftoo<~ gas Ilea~ central air. and 1 car garage in a nice residential neighborhOOd lor $22,000' Give us a call to find out. #228 YOU'll ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE INTEAIOR! - Here's a beautifully decorated homethat you can afford. Don't just drive by, let us show you _the inlerilr of this charming 3 BR in Rio Granda Everyth~ng's new - lhe wal~. wiring. plumbing, lurnace, kitChen. Irs on a double k>t wrth large garage, $54,000. #102 NEWLY LISTED BRICK RANCHoHers nice river VIeW . Home 1eatures 3 BRs, 1'h baths, DR and one car garage. Garden space in front ol house. Buyer's Protection Plan. Kyger Creek schools. $47,000. . #132 • • -· ..•' • •• •~ ...•• ... I ~1 I ') I :J l 'l I "'{ 1st AVENUE, JUST LIKE NEW - Everyth,ng-roof, ~ · liding, lnsu~tion, floors, wall~ ceih~g, kitchen cabnets. appliances. bathroom. heating, air'conditJoning-ever· ything ~ brand new. Owner has spent $35,000 more .~ th" th he · k. y S{ t "' 1 on ~ one an ~ as '""' ou mu see - " s ":, perfect. SI 2S,!XXI buys rt. ! 106 ~ 1" 1 * 1 LOOKING FOR RENTAL PROPERTY! Then let us I "" show you this home close to town lor you to con· ' sider. House has 2 bedrooms, k1tch~n wrth drnrng I ~ area t rae living room, partial basement. Lots ol I • 1 shade trees, qu1et nei""borhood, $23 000 "'' ------.. m2 .. ' . . ~aved street M04 ~-~--- 1 ..•~ "' ~~ �fmn Suupl11:s ~ Ltvesluck 71 . Autos for Sale 1978 Malibu gas saver, 6 cyl.. PS, PB, one owner, 1980 VW Rabbit diesel. AC. AM· FM radio, ex. fuel mileage, $3,100. Call 814- ·radial tires, runs good, looka 61 Farm Equipment CROSS& SONS U.S. 36 Wost • .Jocbon. Ohio. 814-2811-114111 ' M ..tey Ferguson, N~ Holland, Bu1h Hog Sales & Service. Over 40 uMd tractors to choon ffom· & complete line of new a. uaed equipment . l.llrgeat selection in S .E. Ohio . 70 used tractors in l'tock to 60 HP. Full line of Kutter · good, •1,&96. Coli 614- 1 4_4_6_-4_7_2_4_•ft_•_•_8_P_M_._ _ 2811-8!22. ,. 1976 Volkawogon R0bbit. 1973 Pontiac Venture PS, Good work cer. Contact good tires. new carpet. onytlme. 814-843-6440. $800 or trade for Chevy 1970 Mercury for sale. Good condition. Phone 814- model truck. Call 614· 388 · 91169. For sale or trade . 1966 Cadillac convertible $4,000. 19157 Ford all orgi· 992-2343. 1_:_.:..:,._::_..:.:__ _ _ _ __ 1983 Chrystler Fifth Avenue. Low mil ... $8,600. nel 30.000 miles. $4,000. 1 .:_6_14_·_7_4.::2_:-2:_4_:6_1_.- - - Coli 81-4-367-0638. t· 80 El Camino. axe. cond. Collll14-367-71 74. 1978 Malibu stationwagon, 1974 Cutlass Suprem•· New parts.. Runs good. Autos for Sale 71 1980 jac~ed. 72 vw Robbli, fuel In· 2 door hatchback. air cO_f'ditoned, sun roof. · Call truck . t50. 1114·992·2488. 304 -882-2811 . 1972 Inter Loodotor 1800. 24' l!od $1700. Morgon'a Form. Fit. 311. 304·117111288 or 304· 738·2342. ' 82 Mazda RX7. GSL, loaded, great cond, mechan· let mointolnod, t9,000.00. 304-882-21108. 1884 Ford F1 110. 4 apeed. overdrive, Ranger A pkg, AM-FM t811ette, atep bumper, sliding rear glets, 8 '78 Oolto 88 Oldo, good cond. t3,200.00. 304,876· 7421 . cyl, (300CID) 13.000mileo, 304·875·24.19. '76 . Chevy Monzt. exc. interior. new tlrea, Ford f1,500 .00. 304·882· 2822. dump 72 Trucks for Sale . For ute: topper tor smell truck ",1100 . 00. 304 -87$3190. · Rebuilt engine and trans. Must aell. 1450. Call 614992·6844. The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page ~ D-7 June 9. 198!L' Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. Trucks for Sale 1977 Ford F-250 Super Cob. aluminum wheola. Ra· diol tlrea, thorp. Coli r61 4· knuckle boom, intulated for electrleal work, priced · 448-0183. t1o.ooo.oo. Phone 3041984 Ford Renger 4 .cyl, 4 458· 1031 oftor 8 PM . opd., AM·FM tope. 2 tone '117 QMC 2 ton truck, V-1. 6 point *5.600. Colt 1114speed. with 2 apeod exle. 448· 17111 , otter 6 coli 814new ,-ticker, pulp wood 388·981 1. truck. · •eoo.oo. 304·678· 1974 Chevy pickup '12 ton. 80~0 or 304·898·3912new roQiel tirea.49,000 1960 North Coraline Dodge milea. Stendord. t1.500. truck, uccond, 11,700.00. 1976 Chevy 'h ton pickup, all power, automatic . Aft01 5:00 304-8911-31138. $1 ,200. 1978 GMC heovy Nice 68 Chevy pickup. 350 duty pickup, automatic . auto., run• and Jooka good. t760 or birot offer. 61412.100. Coli 304-875 - 992-7889. 7109. . 1978 Ford truck oqulppod with 42 foot "riel bucket, 72 Trucks for Sale • 1977 'h ton a~rtbed GMC, V-8. outo, 12,450. Cell 81'·446·9237., moy be • seen aher 5PM . 73 Vans & 4 W.D, 1977 .Jeep CJ -7, good . cond.. 60.000 miles, new with acce ..orles, alto B & S Excallent condition . Call engine 14 HP. cast iron. Call 814-949· 2437. 1-:-::::::-:~.:.;_-:-:--, 978 Hond·o 310 660 BSA lightening, will '400.00. 304·112-3132. run. 1660. Coli 614-3889726. 1982 Hondo · 1II thrH wheeler u•o.oo. 304· 1978 Hondo CX 600 good 882 -3132. cond. Call 81 4·256-68311. paint. two tops. Call 6 14':. _ 246·5158. '78 Chevrolet 4x4, J.4 14,000 miles, ,euto. crul11 control, tilt lock out hubs, dual totrk,! i•' $3 , 600.00 . 304 - 8 3132. cylinder & hoaa. 3 bottom 246·5040 aftei 6PM . John Deere plow, I ft. bush hog. U. 796. Coll111 4-2111· 1981 Renault 52.000miles, _8_6_2_2_.--~~~-- _ needs,. some work. Call ~ 614-2411-5288. Massey· Ferguson 150 tractor, 3 pt. hitch, rake, M1111y 71 Oldamobile Cutla11 Supreme,' good cond., low Ferguson bolor t2.995. Coli mileoge. Coli 814·446· 3709. 614-288-8522. '79 Ford Mullang, AC. good cond, 83,000.00, 304-882· 2910. ' 80 Mercury Capri for sale or trade, 4 spood, 304-676· 3044. '73 Olds stationwagon, motor. Soo 316 22nd Pieaaant. Hay rake· $425. V hey rake, 21ft·S1,425. Hay t.e dders· $7~0 . a'n d up . D.rum mowers-$1 ,750. Pole Buildings ConstrUcted for cOmmercial, garages, farm, stores, etc. Any 1ize, free estimates . Call 304- 675 -3981 . ,.4 h . oak tomato or tobacco ·:'. stakes $15 per 100 Morgan ' s Woodlawn Farm, Rt. 101/r% 35. 304·676- 1286 or 304· 736-2342. STRENGTH Of CHARACTER, QUALITY IN DESIGN All btick 3 bedroom, 2·bath traditional. large kitchen and dinig area, lull basement, 2 acre la~n. 16'x32' in-ground swimming pool. Wrthin ooe mile ol H.M.C. · H864 . tobacco trailers. hold. 300 sticks: S450; 1000 gal. - 41.9 acres ol f!IIOd pasture, · area, some wooils. 2 story lranre , good condition. 4 b8!rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen. Barn, garage. worksrop, cellar, tobacco base. gan's Woodlawn Farm, 304- 675-1286 or 304-7311 · 2342. . #884 John Deere G . model t'rector $1.800.00. 1948 .loop 1200.00. 320 amp OC $400.00. 14 hp Wheel Horse lawn tractor with tiller, mower and anow blade, 11,700.00. Phone 304·882·3421 . · equipment kipt inaide. In excellent condition. Call 614-742-~753 . Real Ettate General W•nted to .buy Broker-Auctioneer Call 446-0552 Anyti~e Beth Null 245-9507 Steve McGhee 446-1255 tobacco planu. Con 1114-379-2114 or 614·245-88114. . W•nted junk or wrecked Ford P.U. 1973 through 1979. 304-875-3574. 63 Uvaltock . BMI 444- OIIIIEI ANXIOUS TO SEW 3 BR ranchsilumdoo235aae let m/1 P""'ble 8% .loan assumptioo 1o quaifled bu"'.lndudeslt ..t-in kitchen, separate. utility 111001, lami~ r"""' with w.b. ir!f)laoe. ca 111' "" appomlment lodoy! Reglaterod AQH Sorrell gelding atondo 16.3 ahown in Helter 6 Pleeaeure clouea. Nice. Calll14·281· 11822. Goo•neck encloaed atoclt or horsetreiler 27'h ft .• good " A.O.H.A. Yoorly ohow quality. Callll1 ·~ ·441 0183. BMR 417 - FIRST Till£ ON IIMIET - Ranch style home oo I& landscaped flal "!·LB. living room, kitchen with d~ingarea, 3Brs and bath. Full base'!""' <:"lti lamrly 111001, bedroom ond bath. Plenty of ~orage. S<reened·rn patio, central arr. Kyger Creelr. Stood llistri:t Cal lor an arrpantment Pigo, 8 wka. old. CoR 1114.. 3U-9802 or 614·3888141 . BIIR 448 - Exceiont opportunity to buy aiveable home atlherlght prlc• lhrs • avery clean home ready for anew CW~ner. lhepriceis right $13,500: wk . end 2 wk. old chJcka(25 minimum,·one third olfl Egga, 211·t1 II.; 50-t25.; 100-t40.; 200· t70.; otc. Lo Bonte'• Quell F81m. 3111110BoaQuollohon Rd.. Longbottom. Ohio 48743. Coli 814-98543411. MEIGS COIIfJY IIS1WGS IIIIR 567.- NEW USTING - Elegant estat• Almost5acreswnh I ~ acre Slacked o~e. llelightlul landscaping Stooe ranch ~~· rome w!h 3 spacious bedrooms, lafge living room witfl buin·in' lV, see throu;. stone f~replace 71 Autos for S•le 11853 MEIGS AREA - Niee remodeled 2 story home. located in scenic wooded area. Home has vinyl ~ding. 3 bedrooms, living room, krtchen, batlt Good garden area, some woods. 1.25 acres. Prical at $32,500. ~~e assumable VA loan. MOBILE HOME PLUS I ACRE - located in Addison Township. ltk60' Freedom with 2 new rooms. 1.4rge living room, 3-4 b8!rooms, bath, utility, kitchen with range and refrigera!Dr. Covered patio oo front Some furnrture included in sale. 11839 STOP, LOOK & BUY! - RediJced for quid< sale. Extra lovely double wide wrth 3 b8!roorns,· 2 baths, kitchen comtJete w~h appliances, woodburner, 'A acre wtth addil~nal mobile home hookup. May accept terms. . . ' #747 FARM - Approx. 60 acres with barn, 2sheds, chicl«in house, garage. llooble wide home ~rth 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, eat·rn kitchen with refngerator and range. Property located on St Rt 141. OWner ankiOUS to sen. l•eplace .Much. much morel! Call lor an appt $130,000. Andersen .Ondows. Uncoln Heights ~w ulrlrlies. Large lot Owner open lo olfers.localed on 111111561- BEAUTIFUl2 S10IIY BIIICI HOllE lri Middleport So many rooms to mam through, 311edrooms, 2'h baths, .m~ room, study, !amity room. loads ol shelves. Parti~ basement large 13(),)8(1 kll As~ing DREAM 110 MORE - SEE NOWl - This attractive oock tti-ievel' w~h 3 b8!rooms, family room with fireplace or woiKfburner hookup, 2 baths, 2~ car garag~ thermopane windows with marllle ~~ heat pump, central air, 2\\ acres, more or less. Priced in upper 50s. II'ICidll end ..wer UMd cara. Boytltfl luldi.,Pontloe, 181 1 E - A..... Ollllpolla. Coli 114·441·2212. 1t78 Monte Corio. 1171 ·c....,., v... 1173 c....,., ,.u.. 1171 Utocoltl M811liV. ....... 1171ThunderbWdwhlt•·,_ _..,, .......~. .-41 cond.. fZ.IOO. Call c:.ll -· 114-441-3242 - .114-448·11 eo., 114-441· 1-. lila 562 - IIINI fAll! - 6~ acres fenced will 2 ponds. lovely . color'OII home with.vin~ Sld~e Enct<oed porch. 311edrooms, family room w/woodt>Jrner, 2 baths. lois of storall' space. Seling J!ice. $59,500. IR 564 - 10 ~£S )Oilll ijlre new ronch sty~ home. J bedr0001S, I ~ baths, M basement has lamlli room w/woodbl<ner. Kilchen leatL<es island work area. Pnced J! $49,500. . . 5Y '~ COUNTRY UVING - 2 ""' Wrth Jines, fruit trees and ps wei. This home is apprtJC. 3 Yfl. od and is loclted on JackS Rd. As1<1111 $47,500. WE NEED LISTINGS for !hiP Co. llstlop Coli: Chllyl Ltllley 742-ll71 lUXURIOUS Country estate with 3 In· diane stone fireplaces, including one in a master surte. 4 BR total, 2"-' baths, 112 acres more or less. Ju sl short distance from Galli· polis. This custom built log home leatures nearly 3700 sq. ft. of beautifully de· corated and well planned living. Stunning livrng and dining area with beautilul hardwood floors. The lovely krtchen is fully equipped and designed for conveni· ence. Cenlral heating and air. Attached garage. Includes 5 room carelaker home. #610 NEW LISTING- ENJOYTHE CONVENIENCE DFTHtS HAPPY RANCH - Wdhin 2\l miles of town. 3 bedrooms, family· room, .appliances, large palio. ManiCilred lawn. Priced in the 40s. #891 Auto Repair Coll304·578·2398 or· 614445· 2484. ATIENTIONI ATTENTION! 8J'1 Body Shop now open. estimates . No job. too HP. Sea King motor. •eeo. Alao 2 boot motors. need 79 Motors Homes minor rep1ir 40 HI- Even· &: 'Campers rude, 28 HP Johnson. Celll- - -- - - - - - - 814-367·0447. For sale Or trlde. 1871 1 !78 Jet boat 4-64 engine, Dodge motor home good cond. Call anYtime, •1o.ooo. Call 514· 3117- 1114-258-1205. 76 0838. HOME - 37 ACRES ,.... MOBILE HOME HOOKUP Yoo can have att th~ . and more when you btiy th~ property. 2 stOry frame home has 4 bedrooms. bath, . living room w~h ..oodburner hOO.kup, kttchen, dining large utility room, fuel oil furnace, 30'x30' barn, garage, plus other outbuildings. tobacco base, located on state highway. Owner financing av~lable. #837 #887 LOOKING FOR ASIIAU FARM7-Ideal for tile rotty farmer. 16 acres completely fenced wrth ~ fencin~ Bam. located on state route. I \l story frame rome wtth 4 b8!rooms, spacious kitchen and dining area, carpet · recenby replaced in living room. Good garden area. Priced in 30s. Hurry and ~ve a call today! #868 PRICE REDUCED - OWner anMious In sell th~ 3 b8!room 12'x60' mobile home wrth 12'xl5' addition. lncl~des all furniture plus. a new 24'M24' garage. Approx. I acre (enced yard oo St. Rt 160. $24,900. 35 AC8ES MIL - Addison 'twp. Pumping gas well. Wooded, with old homestead. located at Moore-Jericho Road .and Swisher Hilt Rd. OWner wants quick sale. . 11162 local~ • at Royd Clark Road.. Concrete block basemert large in-ground Pool wrth ·fence, 2 septic tanks, rural water, electric.l.4nd lays flat wrth wooded area to the bac~ #865 OWNERS PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP sparkles throughout .this undated ranch. 3 b8!rooms, remodeled kitchen; nice carpet, garage, ful basement, vinyl ~din& ~w maintenance, central air, in-town location. Plus much more! MAKE OFFER ·- lmmediatA ~Q. 3 b8!room frame ranch situated 01] app1ox. I~ acres. Garage. City . schools. Approk. 5 miles from town. Priced in mid thirties. . #844 GEORGFS CREEK ROAD - Nice 3 b8!room horne located on approx. ll acre. large ~!chen. garage electric heal A ~ buy at ooly $32,500, ' 11815 11142 lool<in&i THIS L·SIIAPEO may be just what you are 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, family room with fire , heal pump, Ctfllr~ air, 2car prage, llat lawn. $5 ,900. Can f!Jr appointment today. ' REALLY AFFORDABLE - Move right inlo th~ . re~ I~ story home. Sttuated oo over 2 acres. 3 b8!rooms, bath, .formal dining, family room. Garage., cellar. City schools. Approx .. l'h miles from city. $35,001. #816 REDOCED TO $24,000 - OWNER MUST SEll!! Private I acre setting in Green Township/ 3 bedroom · remodeled ranch, includes new wiring, new kitchen, Andersen windows, 2 car garage, barn. #848 OUTSTANDING 2 STORY BRICK - This distinctly designed home features a 15'x30' living room, space saver kitchen, formal dining room, 4 BR, sunroom, 2 bati)s. full basement, great v~ of river. Has2nd house, • inc~ded-5 rm. frame. Wii ~~ separate. basement. Includes 2 fireplaCes. famrly room, equipped kitthen, I~ baths, nat. gas hea~ central air plus 16'x32' in-ground pool. Large kt cAl St. Rt 7. 11159 BEAT T~IS FOR COMFORT AND PRICE - Three rooms md bath in city oo 40'xl20' kt Vinyl sidin& storm doors and windows. Roof, hat wall!r heot!r · recently replaced. Shaded backyartt plus IIlith more. OnlY $11,000. *f13 lfl05 30 ~CRES - OWners will consider helping wilh Jhe fihancing on this wooded tract of land. Cleared honiesrte. Rural water available. Within a lew minutes ot town. City schools. , #SJS .· ~ . ··" IEOIIOOI COlONIAl DIIICH across lrom newcourthoust. Oelached garage and parking~ rear. Good downtown location ~r pr~ession~ ctlice 01 retired pe~W~> Central air, wbfp. Cal lor apjl(llntmenl · 1552 3BEDRM. BRICK HOllE [ius 2'h acreu<>ng lower River Rd.Fuil base.-.n~ finrshed, wilil wbl~ Very Cllmlortable. Near Gallipolis SOMEONE WANTS YOUI AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAliS TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALl USII Dam. Addrtional ~nd ~RICE RfDUC!O aoog Haz~ Ridll' avahtle. oo 24 acres and mobile 2 BR home krcal!d Road. ~ garden area. Cbse to Eureka Price oow $24.500. FREE NATURAL GAS - 140 ACRES ApproM . 10 miles from Gallipolis - lots ol Raccoon Creek lrontage- ~pprox. 30 acres Raccoon Creek bonoml~nd . To· tal of approk. 60 acres tillable with tobacco base. Nice 40'x60' barn. 6 rooms, 3 8R home with free natural gas to · ~eat your home in winter and cook your food. lots of fruit "trees. Nice country sening. See this one. lOOKING FOR SOMETHING NEAR CROWN Clffi - Price reduced on appr01. 5acres wili14 BR modern oro home.Includes barn and nice garden area. Along St. Rl. 7. Was $65,000. Now $55,IXXJI~ •• •• •• •• •• IN GAlUPOliS - Frn A""'ue. Comlortable 3 lledrm. oome 1 • <reared ac ross lrom Galllp<iis Island. lime marntenanca Must set 10 appreaate! $45.000. .' VACANT LOT - CITY OF GALLIPOLIS 40'x l30' lot #65 located o'n Madison Ave .. Gallipolis. All city utilities. Only $5,900. SElliNG YOUI lEAl ISTA11 IS IIG IUSIIIESS.. ... CAll AN IXPIIIINCD WOOO IIULTl' SAll!llft$01111 11$20 74 Si'[ v ILI:S 1978 Hondo XL 175 good cond.. uking f400 . Coli · 111 Home 1114-2511-191 !! . Improvements 11$22 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlonolllfetlme guorln1H . LOCII refertnCII furnished. Fr.. aatimatea. Coli collect 1-1114-2370418, dey or night. Aogera laument Weterproofing. Molt wellt complet:ed aema dey. Pump ales and MrVi~ H167 MAY SPECIAL COMPLETE B FT. WIIEGAID CARPENTER SERVICE remodeling ALUMINUM MUH OliN Includes Dexcell Receivtr, Houston Tracker, Activator, Cable. tnstallalion.... '2050 CAU 441>-1568 - Addons 1nd - Rooting and guner work - Concrete wort. ,_Piutnblng and e~ctrical 992-6215., 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 1nr1c 86 General Hauling Jemee .Boys Water Service. 113 Ken's-Water ServiCe. Wells. cis1ern1. pools filled . Phone Excavating Alao poolo filled. Call 514266 -1141 or 614-446 · 1 175 or 614 -446-7911 . 7741 night or day . Haul limlltone , sand, gravel.dirt. butk or bag fenillter and lime. Excelsior Salt Works Inc . 638 E . Main St .. Pomeroy. 614-992-3891 . 87 \fjf!)i.\.ftfi}lJ ~ THATSCRAMBLEDWOROOAME by Henri Aroold and Bob Lee r:!J \9 ~~~~~ Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one letter to eacn square, to IOt'TTI tour ordinary words. I PODEK Ill 0 :.o:.:.:...--- I NOOHRj I I K I· I WHAT A V151TOR HAWA II IGLUTLE± I KX J OUT A150UI ISHMAIFj K) K I I iO 15 li-J'TERE5o'TED IN F IN I71N& FtR5'T. Now ananoe the circled letters Upholstery to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Electrical & Refrigeration ACIIOsa LlnLE BUT MIGHTY describes this neat and clean l b8!rDOm home. Alum. siding. storm doors and windows, nice storage buildin& large backyard. Would be ,great ill younl! couple just getting started or (l1tld rental property. Priced at only $13,900. ,1984 OOUBLEWIDE 24'x48' - 3 bedrooms 2 fllll baths.' ltilchen complete with aPilfianees. Cathedral • cellln& prden tub and walk-in closet in master bath, all carpell!d, woodburner· ~uded. Must be removed ~ from present locltion. CaR lor more details. YOUNG'S R & M Furnl1ure Manufac turing. St. Rt. 7, Crown r a: THE"( I I 1163 Sec. Ave .. Gallipolis . 614-446-7833 oo614 -446· 1833. , Yesterda y s IJumbles: OUEST OF THE ( I XI ) IAnlwws~ GAWKY DENOTE SURELY Answer. What to weer when working outdoorsA " LAWN DRESS" City, Oh . · Coli 614 -256· 1470, toll Eve. 614-446· 3438 . Old & new Uph-?ttered . SUNDAY PUZZLER Tebor Upholstery. For reu pholstering, frH 11timate1. H834 W. Va. bedrooms. county water. WHAT A DEAL - $24.900 Come see lor yourself Cozy 6 rooms and bath , 3 bedrooms, range, dishwasher, storage building and 2 car carp9rt. Kyger Creek schools. large level lot. OWNER FINANCING, HANDYMAN SPECIAL This week make us an offer. 8 roorn home in the Heatley Ad· dition to Bidwell. 4 bedrooms, built-rn cabinetss, db I. .s/s sink, shingle roof. wood or coal healer . Apple trees, side porch, rural water system. Call us nowll Mineral Wells, • V. C. YOUNG Ill P'omoroy . ~14·992 · 2284 . l't. ACRE WITH COUNTRY SEniNG SP.RING VALLEY SUBDIVISION Vacant lots. Nice size bu rlding lots with all utilities there. lot size 101.8 by 171.2. Beller get one now. M456 Box. 326 Pomeroy , OH . 45769 for faster se~ice Call 1114-992-6737 PH. 304-295-784.5 10·8·tfc .JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1. Box 356. Galli· polia. Coli 61 4·387-0576. on 2 acres ol 23 ACRE~ MORE OR LESS - Beautiful land in Gallr ' County. A!Jprox. -h tillable. some woods an(! a 3 · b8!room ro~1 in need ol repair. kt now! ·$22,500. e1tu Centurl' Zl llooll'.otolo~ot.,_,orlhe NAY. lillldM-~suiCentury 21 Roofl'.otolo CorporoUon. Prinred In I'.S.A. f:qull "'"'~"K"IIIX>rtun.lry (i) IACil orPICI.INDIPIIIDIIftU'OMIID AND OPIIATID. ' . NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING work S•les & Service Sharpen Scinora . Fabric Shop. 11852 H846 PRICE DROPPED TO $54.000 - , Immediate YOII'U LOVE THIS 3 BEDROOM BRICK RAIICH with 6 acres. Features large eat-in kitchen, iving room. \! basernart with woodbumer. tf you're looking. tor a rome in KCHS distrk:t '!his horne is for you. Call us today. $53,000. ~ ACIIDGE - 20 acres more or tess, located oH Rt. 218: • Tobacco base, fruit trees, well waler. Owner would COQsi:ltr selling on land-contract #835 PROPERTY REDUCED - A real buy al $29,900. 4 bedrooms. living room wrth fireplace, kitchen, bath, lull basement with garage i'h story lrame in good condition. Approx. 2'h mrtes !rom town. Agood rental investment. 11817 I BLACKSTON I" 160# Water ....... 19' I" Gas Pipe............. IS' fFree Estimates) .. .. ..,_ SEWING Machine repairs, eervlce. Authorized Singer COUNTRY STYLE HOME very good condition. Corner lot, approx. I ~ acres level Metal barn . 45'x45', 8 room horne. 3 bedrooms, 2 ba\h· , approx.'1750 sq . ft. of living space, mod. kitchen , Ii,. re1>1ace . base ment, rural water system. Family type home grade school. Phone now lor appointment. 11633 N82~ MOBILE HOME PlUS 41'1 ACRES - IOM50 1963 mobile horne with 10'M26' additiOn. 3 bedrooms, bath, living room, kitthen with ranW! and relrigerator. Woodbumer inctuded. lpled 'linton area. . Plumbing B4 HOME IN THE COUNTRY 7 room house with 3 or possibly 4 bedrooms, kitchen with buill-in cabrnets. storm wrndows and doors. located on state hrghway. Priced at $39,000. Will consider trade. Call for your appoin tment now. · #866 $4&900 FARM - 65 acres, more or less, loCated . approximately 12 mites from Galipotis. frame house with natural gas heat. drilled well, bam, corn cnb, storage boildln& tobacal ~ Approx. 20 to 25 acres tillable. 30 acres mixed timber. 82 mot11. Coli 814-446-8038 or 814-992-7119 anytime. ~574 H860 H623 oppllcotionl 304-676·2088 or 175· 7388. Dozer Work lend clearing. lendtcaping. etc . Free 81ti· ·with no real close neighbors. Rural water syslem plus drilled and a dug well. Extra water tap for a mobile home hookup. Nice re~tful area after a day's work . mo "Ft" D•llmg " RINGLES 'S SERVICE, ••· 4&37, Jerries L. Oaviton. Jr . owner. · ~ice and solid 2 bedroom home locateed on slate highw•y · SPECIAL FEATURE --Beautiful in·R«JUnd pool, plusa level ranch overlooking the river. Amenities: 4 b8!roo~ 3 baths, kttchen complete, formal dinin& garage, full basement wrth la1rrily roOm. wet bar, 2 rolling acres. Owner open io of1er; needs to sell. #762 COUNTRY. BUT CLOSE - Th~ nice ranch horne wilh .7 acre lot ~ O[lly 3\\ miles !rom Galli pais. Includes 3 b8!rooms, lamly room wnh fireplace, l'h baths, nice large back lawn for f!8rden or recreation area. Green School District financing avanable to qualified buyer. GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT perienced cerpenter. electriCiln , mason. painter, roofing (lnc.luding hot tar .· "''0 AFFIIRDIIBLE - Exceptionally cared for 3 or 4 b8!room nestled on acorner lot · Spacious kttchen, n~ carpel throughout low utility bills, vinyl siding, large covered patio. In-town location. Priced in the low 30s: NO DOWN "YMENT lOWER MOif!HlY ,AYMENT remove!. Coli 304-876· 1331. Coli onytime 61 4 -448· ' NEW ON THE MARKET - ASSUMABLE LOAN Ideal home lor family: 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, mode,rn kitchen. Nice landscaped lot. County water and. sewer . Crty, .school district. Assumable loan. Call for morE! information. · Nice horne. Must see: to drive the vehicli of your choice . 4" Sewer ............. $3.70 81 4·367·0823 or 614-367- Olu~ed 1 4'' .EII ................... $1.00 Fetty TrH Trimming, ttump Good· 1 Excavating, base· mentt, foo1erl, driveways. HPtic tanka, landaceping . PRICE RfDUCEO on · I !ncare·A-Car. the modem way LIMESTONE CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING BEAUTIFUL HOlE 30 acres- 15 tillable- ap· ptox. 300 sq. ft. living space. 8nar Hrll stone and cedar outside covering, 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms. 3 balhs; modern and fully, equipped kitchen, real beam ceiling (from Union Central, Columbus). 2 Buck stoves, Morse stove. electric heat pump, 2 car garage, large screened in back porch with barbe· cue. located in Green Twp. close to Gallipolis. lots rnore. Must SEe. Call now for appointment. We'd like to lntrodu':e -you to PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS 992-3410 lla Heating Auto Parts & Accessories INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE WILL HAUL JUST CALL! crete . Call 304-773-6131 , RON'S Tel8vlsion Service . Hou•• Cllll on RCA, Quaiar. GE. Specialing in Zenith. 1·-~~~·~3~0~4~ - 8~7~5~-2~8~6=3~·--151'.> ft . Applebyllahingboot 1 hll live weH. • treilet', 1& ~. A HOME TO APPRECIATE- Beautiful modular home wilt! 3 b8!rooms, 2 lull baths plus garden tub. walk-in srower. Kitchen complete, living roo111. family room, centrar air, Wooilbiriner, 2 car garage. Oose ·to swimming pool, tenn~ court, slore, banks, etc. located in Syracuse: #855 . possession. Very nice 3 b8!room rome. wtth full $5~000. TOP CAIH pold for '80 QUALITY REIGNS to the bottom comfort in this bric!< ranch. View of river lvith over ooe acre lawn. 2\l baths, 3 bedrooms, formal living room, kitchen complete wrth appliances, family room, rec. .room, 2 fireplaces, garage, in-ground pool with large palio area. Over 2700 sq. It of ~ving space. Call for more ~etails. #867 I% ACRE LOT - to dr11ng room. 21.' baths, lil.lndry room, luH basemert wrth 111111 560- EXC£LLEN1 STARTER lilliE. 2 bedrooms, new vinyl siding I r ,nr:;pnri;IJrH• pfivate location enhances this attractive energy effiderit 3. b8!room home. Includes 2 baths, sunken living room, fireplace, fuli basemen' central arr. utra . · acreage availabla SW schools. $30,000. '\ Northern Wisconlin Jumbo Wh!t• Quail. D•v old chickJ. 1 CALL HOllE ranch can be yoo11, living room, kitchen with range, refvrigerator and bar, bath, utility room. garage, therlflQpane window~ Priced.at $37,000.11 you are looking in th~ price range call ~r more details. #838 MODERN RANCK - Owner leaving area. Willing to l~ten to offer. Amenities are 3 b8!room~ n~ krtchen . with dining area, living room, bath, attached gar~ge. lot lays flat with back lawn fenced. New sash wrndows added. located in Green Towristip. Big Horn Show aaddle. eJlc.elent condition. 8 yr. old cond. Celll14-4411·0113. MOSTLY WOODED LAN,D ha\ an excellent romesiteon paved road. Septic tank on lot rural water rs avarlable. Priced at $10,500. SW schools. #851 NEW LISTING - LOVELY SffiiNG - A 9~ acre 62 Wanted to Buy 77 t;::::=======j-::========::1:========: DENNY CONGO $SAVE .$ O .and M. Contractors . Vinyl siding. repl1cement win· dow•. Insulating, roofing, ·new 1nd remodeling. coli- Phone 1114· 448· 3888 o• 114-448-4477 #nO 1376. Vermler oeven ft. hoy conditioner. •300. All Boats and commended . 11 4- 992· 8871 or 814-742·2211 . f) INCOME PRODUCER- Uve inone and rent the other. 3 bedroom home plus 2 b8!room 12'x65' lflQbile home. Plus additional mobile rome space to rent out 3 seJKic tanks, rural water, shed. 2 run dog kennel. Minutes from Holzer Med~al Center. Good rental income. Reduced to $29,900. welding machine or trade M .. sey Fergueon Model 42 seven ft . mowing machine. $1500. Ro11i 4-whHI rake. gotll. grllla. hooda. 3041176-3574. Cleaning . Stream upholatrey. Gent's Deep Carpet acotc:hguard, deodorizers, free estimates, higt'!ly re- Cor. Fourth end Pine G1llipolis, Ohio 11850 2 row 300 gal. tobacco seHer, $1500; 26 1 double $1 700; bush hog, 1400; Homolito E-Z 1400. Mor· PH. OFFICE 446-7699 NATURE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE - Right outsi:le yoor winOOw. Th~ very nice log horne is secl.uded on aJiprox. 6 acres of wood~ 2or 3,b8!rooms, hvrng room with cathedral ceiin& beaut!ul stooo chimney wrth Buck stove, dinrng room, equipped kitchen wtth cuslom cabinels, bath, heat pump, cent arr, many rirore extras. Amust to see' Pnced in the 60s. Financing. For further details and appointcall 446-2734 or 446-2206. plastic; water tank, 8400; Homelite pump, 8200; A model Inter. with cultivator, Coli 304--711-4010. OtferingCENGUARD'"111.$uranceServices For Sale By Owner-Price Reduced rubber. Callll14-949-2437. - •Willis T. ltodin&lrall, Rtaltor, Ph. Hqmt •t5Jt 4'46•661 Q ()nguard ,. PutNt••ttherl -. towork·fo~you~ work 8500. Call 304-675· 5889. 4020 J .D. 90· horsep·o wer. Goo,d . condition and good dirt bike, good shape t400, .SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. 1978 Buick needs CALIFORNIA.RANCH BRICK- Well maintained, mint condition with new roof, outdoor carpeting, asphalt driveway and indoor paintinc. Spacious living area of 2200 sq. ft. includes 3 Iaiit bedrooms, 2\S ceramic bllhs, living room with fireplace, formal dininc area, sewing nook and family room with indoor barbecue. Outdoor recreation area features covered patio with wroucht iron trim, Warm Mom in' gas grill and regulation badminton court. Carpetmg throughout and beautiful birch paneling and trim. New kitchen cabinets, formica tops, stove top and double wall oven. Oishwasher. disposal, refrigerator and most window treatments included. Ideal neighborhood with beautiful view, shopping nearby. Gallipolis City School SY,~s­ tem, city water and sewer and neighborhood wat h procram. Landscapinc well established and mai ained. Single car garage with adjacent office area. WHOLE WO.LD? Ask W.ltto lh. . Yourlllf This Q-tlllli~Then .. . - - Ust . REALTOR tors, trent. rear ends, bumpert, finde,., doors, tail 12,500. Coli 1114·31170447. ~~MI'~ Judy DeWitt-Realtor-388-B155 J : Merrill Carter-Realtor-379-21B4 Becky Lan.e-Realtor-446-0468 Jim Cochran-Re•ltor-446-7881 Virginia Smith - Realtor-388-8826 Elizabllth Long- Realtor-676-39.6 8 Phyllis Loveday-Re.a ltor-446-2230 1U9 through 1971. Mo· Kowaoowkl 17 ft. Sportocraft tri-haul THE WIOU COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL1111 814-446-2.868. 1975 KX250 For tale Ford P.U. p1rt1. boat. 715 HP Evan-rude motor a trailer. exc. cond .. 1977 Chrivy Novo cOli be 81 AMC Spirit Iota of extras. great g .. mileage. exc. ~ond. Must sell.· Call 614 · ~04-117! - 2868 . Motors for Sale Conley. BOO Case tractor, P$, power. 10 ft. Buah brand wheel diiC., f175.00. 304-175-1871or 675-71911. 1180 Yam•h• TTI500, •• · cond., *700. Call after 4PM , 75 aeeri Orueser Lane, Camp 1978 Mercury Cougar XR7. power steering. power b'raket. air cond, AM -FM. Eacort ndar detector , 614-448-2044. r•l dependable car. Call 1114·448-3271 alter 6. Business Services 1979 Hondo HowkCB4DOTI 1983 Hondo lho- 710. Freo pickup & delivery. Coli 114-378-2850. Roilry or coble tool drMIIng. •••• 304-898-3102. ltorko T- end Lown . lervlco, otump removol, 30411711·2010. I & D HOME IM,IIOVEMENTI. NPI--t - · dowo. olumlnum aoffil. vinyl aiding. aontlnuouo gutteoa, frH aettmataa, all worll guoron-. CoH -..lnp lJ04·1171·21144. 11\ssu7 Talks with speech impedlmenl 12 Wire nails 17 Army meal 21 Part ot jackal 228a«mug 23 Doctrine 24 Sea in Asia 25 Three-toed slalh 26 Cried 28 Dinner course 30 Loss 32 Symbol lor tantalum 33Colllde 35 Approach 37 Ealn 39 Existed 40 Obtain 41 Arllcie 43 FalsehOOds 45 Monster 47 Neon symbol 48 WOO<ty plant 49 Change 52 l'jarrow slrlp elwood 54 Require , 56 Groans 57 Dark red 59 Baker's products 61 Pan ol church . 62 lnlellect 63 River in England 64 Derived lrom 66 KnoCk 67 Pigpen 68 Doom 69 Po's partner 71 Unit of Japanese currency 72 Declare 74 Courtyard ·76 Female horse 77 Vast age 78 Steamship: abbr. 79 seethed 81 Spanish lor "rl-" 62 Helps 83 Coagulate 84 British prison 65 Tiny 87 Empower 89 Selec1ed 90 Blemishes 92 COmpetent · 94 Part of window frame 95 Arrilnges in folds 96..: stale 97 Painter 99 Hawaiian wreath 100 COmlort 101 Uncle's wile 102 Proposilions 103 ,c8rponler' s tool 1os Spin 107 A stale: abbr.' 109 Lord Privy Seal: abbr. 110 Brick-carrying devices . 11 1 Pertaining to punishment 113 River in Alrlca 114 Greek leiter 115 French article 116 Erase: printing 117 Shallow vessel 118 Brim 120 Dlpthong 121 Wild plum 122 Loom device 123 Man's nickname t 24 Dllllcully 126 Rumor 128 Propagate 130 Enlhusiasm 132 Considerable 134 Wanders 135 Peruse 136 Kind ol type: abbr. 137 Bellows 139 Fa1 ol swine 141 Symbol for tellurium 142 Goal 143 Girl's name 145 South American · animal 147 Soil 149 Rodent 152 Sign on door 153 Landed property 155 Frighlen 157 Baker's products 159 Note ol scale 160 BrisUe 162 Coral ISland 164 Handle 166 Wiped ou1 168 Prf!Pare for print 169 Savory 170 Former Bealle 171 Marsh birds DOWN 1 Former Russian ruler 2 Lamb's pen name . 3 M)ISell 4 Church bench 5 Smoolh 6 Repulse 7 Place of lhe seal: abbr. ·aPossessive pronoun 9 Juncture 10 Heaped 11 Trapped 12 Baronet: abbr. 13 Crimson 14 Again 15 Guard 16 Cubic mete• 17 SrYIIIII rug 18 Teutonic deity 19 Glossy laMe 20 Wrlllng 1ablers 27 Caudal appendage 29 Magnitude 31 Diphthong 34 Prison man- · 36 Harvest 38 Vegetable 40 Alum"ll: abbr. 42 Gaseous element 44 MiJ~. 46 A (lepartment ol defense 48 Pitch 49 Collecr 50 Washes 51 Artiliciallangauge 53 Pile 55 Compass point 56 Small amount 58 Stories 60 Mast 62 Planet 65 lndellnile number 68 Grow dim 69 Antlered animal 70 Poker stakes 72 Make amends 73 Requites 75 Cravar 76 A lhousand thousands 77 Run away to be married 79 Canonized person 60 Amounts owed 62 More competenl 83 Pursue 84 Profits 65 Yale man 68 Be ill 69 Box 90 Little 91 Yellow in hue 93 Necessities 95 Merchant 97 Assislant 98 Sunburn 102 Adventuresome 104 Step 106 Aunt: Sp. 107 Coast 108 FOOd programs 110 Ba careful t 11 Group of Boy Scouts, 112 Burbo1 114 Lawn grass-seed mixture 116 Legal document 117 Couple 1 19 Body ol water 121 Blemish 122 Paper measu•e 123 Member ol Parliament: abbr. 125 Frog 127 Teutonic deity 126 Method uf cooking moat 129 Checked 130 La,....s 131 Pamphlets 133 Fall in drops 136 Specks 138 Sling 140 Evaporates 143 Symbol for dysprosium 144 Above and IOUChing 146 Region 148 Gull-like bird 150 Toward shelter 151 Youngsters 153 Dine 154 Actor Wallach 156 Corn plant pan 156 Capuchin monkey 161 Agave plant 163 ~ord : abbr. 165 Shlit: abbr. 167 Spanish: abbr. , �•• ' '' r Oh' p · Plea wv June 9. 1985 ~~p~~~g:~~D~-8~~The~~S~u~n~da~y~T~i~me~s~-S~en~ti~·n~e~I==~======~P~ogme~ro~y~~M~i~dd~· ~~~po~rt~:G~a:lli~po~ts~.~~·~o;;~o~t~n;t;;~•;n;t;·~~-~·~·============~=:==~;===~~====~~==;; • hio Briefs:-----, Brown convicted of young girl's death 1 Conrail executive objects to sale CLEVEL,AND ( UPI) - A Conrail executive told till'• Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authonty Friday that Conrail should be sold to the public and not to Norfolk Southern Corp. Charles N. Marshall, Conrail vice president of marketing, said the sale of Conrail to Norfolk would eventually hurt the economy of Cleveland and Ohio. Marshall said the economic health of the port and Cleveland depl'nded on the competition of three railroads and the sale to Norfolk would diminish that competition. • Dep,artment of. Transportation Secretary Eli2abeth Dole has i-ecommended to Congress ..that Conrail be sold to Norfolk for $1.2 billion. HUD probing possible corruptio~ CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Department of Housing and Urban Development has launched an Investigation Into possible mismanagement and corruption of the CUyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority. · HUD officials said CMHA would be Investigated for possible corruption and alleged mismanagement of federal funds. HUD Secretary General Samuel R Pierce Jr. said he was "concerned about the apparent lack of progress ofCMHA to Improve Its management operations." The findings of the last HUD Jnvestlgatloo of CMHA, published March 30, 1982, said CMHA was poorly managed. Committee may ·oversee 911 work CLEVELAND (UPI) - Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials are making plans to establish a planning committee that would ove~ creation of a 911 emergency telephone answertng network In the county. The state bill that would authorize the911 number Is expected to be signed by Gov. Richard F. Celeste within two w.eeks. The legislation requires a three-member planning committee. Th~ system would quickly route callers to the correct emergency department upon thler dialing 911. Celeste makes appointment COLUMBUS ( UPI) -Gov. Richard F. Celestl' announced Friday the appointment of Louanne Stratton Boland of Toledo to the board of trustees at Medical CollegE' of Ohio, Toledo. Boland Is a elinlcian in nursing admlf!lstratlon at St. Vmcent Hospital and Medical Centl'r, Toledo. She aLso served as head nurse of a 32-bed medical-surgical unit at the hospital. The governor aLso named Harold H. Paul, a former teacher and athletic coach: at Findlay and other schoo,ls, as trustee of Miami • : · · · · . f· · · UniversitY. ' · · Paul Is midwestern regional sales director for Central Reserve LifE' of the North America Insurance Co. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Debra Brown, an alleged accompllce in a Midwestern crime spree last summer, was convicted Friday night In Hamilton County Common Pleas Court of killing a 15-year-old Cincinnati girl. Another jury dellberates the fate of the alleged mast.ermlnd of the crime spree, Alton Coleman. The two were tned slmultane· ously In separa tecourtiwms lor the killing last summer of Tonnle ·Storey, whose body was found In a vacant apartment buil<llng In the city' Walnut Hills section July 19. The seven-man, five-woman jury found Brown, 22, guilty of aggra· vated murdPr with thl' death · penalty speclfldations, The bearing to determine her sentence bE!glns Monday morning. Meanwhile, the two-man, 10woman jury hearing similar charges against Coleman was sequestered la,ie Friday and was to return to the task Saturday. His charges aLso carry the death penalty specifications. Coleman, 29, and Brown had been convicted for themutdero!Marlene Watters In suburban Norwood. Brown was sentenced to life In prison, but Coleman was sentenced to the electric chair. She was killed and her husband beaten In their home last July. . During Coleman's trial; Assistant Hamilton County ProSecutor Daniel Re!f told jurors the defendant scrawled "I hate Nlggers. Death" on a wall near Storey's body. Relfsaldthemurderwasplanned. "It Is pnor calculation to take Storey Into a building, undress her, tie her up with ligatures· and then choke the life out of her," Reif said. Assistant Hamilton Coilnty Prosecutors Claude Crowe and Melba Marsh, the same team that prosecuted Brown in tbeWaltermurder,. said Storey's death was part of a death pact between the two defendants. Dr. Ben Yamaguchi, a Cincinnati pathologist, testified that the body was so badly decomposed It is Impossible to· tell the date and time ofdeath. · . Proecutors have maintained tha t Coleman and Brown, both of Waukegan, rll., killed Storey during a wave of robberies and bE!atlllgl! throughout tbe Midwest last summer. Therewerefoundgulltyln OaytOI) and sentenced to Wyears In prison for the : kidnapping of a C\)llege professor In Kentucky. Tile man · was found unharmed In the trunk of his car In Dayton. Afterthattrlal, the. two were taken to Cincinnati forfbe flrst.ol their murder trials. They aLso lace murder charges lh· Indiana and are accused of cr!~ In Michigan, Wisconsin and DUnols. They were apprehended In Evanston, Ill. · , More espionage ring damage uncover~d By PAMELA A.l\facLEAN SAN FRANCISCO iUPl) - A hearing before a federal magistrate turned up more evidence of damage to national security by an accused famlly-and·frlend spy ling being called the Soviets' most Important In the United States In lJ years. Suspected Navy spy Jerry Whitworth, 45, was ordered held without ball Friday bY Magistrate Freder· lck Woel11en who said testimony suggested Whitworth was "a threat to the community and to the nation asawhole." · . William Smits•. an FBI Soviet expert, testified lour classified documents found In a search of Whitworth's Davis, Cal!f., home Included "Annex X," a Navy contingency plan for hostilities in the Middle East. The documents also Included a radio manual, secret message· handling InformatiOn and sensitive satellite da,ta, and Sn,lits concluded, "We believe these were of slgnifi· cant value to the Soviets. " Whitworth, who had held top security communications posts In the Navy beginning in thelate1960s, Is one of four Navy men accused of conspiring to sell derense secrets to the Soviets. AU four have been arrested. Military experts have described the alleged spy ring as the Soviets' largest since tl)e Rosenberg case ol the 1000s and said theoperatlonmay have given the Soviets a roadmap for evading the Navy's undersea network of sound sensors that warn against Soviet mlssue·subs. Louis Hlken, Whitworth's lawyer, said his client has admitted being a long-time frtend of John Walker, the alleged ring leader, and wrote to him after Whitworth's 1983 retll'!"ment about his job hunting. .The govermnent, Hlken said, was attempting to take · his client's "perfectly Innocent actjvltles and make them Into something else:" Whitworth's fingerprints were found on aJ pagi!S ol the documents In the possession of Walker, who Is alleged to have recruited his brother and.son into the ring. Smits said the documents In· eluded "handwritten crypotogra· phlc lists." Smits also said Walker's home In VIrginia contained "voluminous Information of espionage activity" Including sOviet payment schedules and Instructions about how to pass lntol-mauon In the United States and abroad. An IRS investigator testified evidmce was found that Whitworth ·had purchased $22,00) In .cashiers checks at nine banks between 191ll and 1983. He retired from the Navy In 1983 and moved to Davis, Calif., 50 miles east of San Franctsco. .i Couples file for marriage GALLIPOLIS - The following Annstrong, 17, 1ffi Court St., couples filed lor marnage licenses st\ldent this past. week In Gallla County Leslie G. Burgess, :>1, Rt. 1, ProbateCourt. Gallipolis, Federal Mogul em· · George Ronald S!leets 11, 19, ployee, and Linda C. McGowan,:;~; Eureka Star Route, G & J Auto Rt. 1, Gallipolis, housewife. • Parts, and Kelly D. Stowers, 19, Kenneth Hunter, W, Rt . 2, Eurekli Star Route, AAA employee. Gallipolis, unemployed, and Teresa Jl'rry T. Martin, 46; Rt. 1, Roach, 19; Point Pleasant, Cheshire, carpenter, and Opal unemployed . · Pauline Taylor, 38, Rt . 1, Cheshire,. Charles B. Corwin, 21, Rt. .1, .· housewife.· ·, Northup, self-employed, and Robin Keith w. Jackson, 25, Rt. 4, G. Pelham, 22, Houstqn, . T~>xas •. · ... Galllpo)ls, u.s. Army, and Tony a J.. Uflemployed. Sage again convicted of murder COLUMBUS (UPI) - A Fran~tlln c;ounty Common Pleas Court jury has once again convicted Roy Howard Sag!' of aggravated lllj.lrder In the 1982 death of Ohio University student Cathenne Wanner. And for the second tltne, Sage got l!fe In pnson. He was convicted In July of 1982 of killing the 18-year-old woman, but the conviction was rev~>~ bY the Court of Appeals. Sage had · maintained that Wanner had killed herseU and he had shot himself In a lovers suicide pact. sage suffered only superficial wounds. Friday, the jury (jeliherated little more than three hours before· returning the verdict. When Sage satd·he had nothing to say, Judge William Gillie sentenced him to life In prl.son, Under the law that existed at the time of the death, Sage will be eiglble for a parol~> bearing after' he·serves 15 years. Savings Now 11nugh June 15! ••••••••• Bakery truck drivers. strike . I CLEVELAND (UPI) - Bakery truck drivers, members of Teamsters Union Local 52. wmt on stnke Friday against most major bakeries In Cleveland, Youllgl!town and Akron. The strike began after contract talks broke off. Unionized drivers have bren without a contract since July. . · Union officials were not available for comment and no detalls,of the drivers' demands were revealed bY the union or the bakeries. Picket lines were set up quickly at the MIUbrook Bread Division of Interstate Brands Corp. In Cleveland. Members of the local said delivery trucks would not leave the plant today . . P165/80A13 Whi1ew111 ' • llepeodeble wet-dry tractfon • Entov anseaeon vear·rouncl perlonnance 1 • U"withfrontorrearwheel I drive CLEVELAND (UP)) - The U.S. Coast Guard officials Friday found a three-foot piece of aluminum 22 mUes northeast of Cleveland ~Ohio officials press • • • Swango mvesttgatton COLUMBUS (UP[) - Ohio Senate Republicans are to unveil their long-awaited revision of the l!l!'Ai-87 state budget today, complete with a 30 percent state lneome tax reduction over three years. The Republicans scheduled a noon news confl'rence at thE> Staiehouse to brief r'eporters on the new fiscal plan. They plan to present It to the Senate Finance Committee at 8 p.m. If the GOP figures are to be believed, the two-year spending outlay will amount to :just over $19 billion In stat,; funds. compared wtth the $W.3 billion House-passed appropriation. Ohio Power Co. announced plans • today to file a requestwlth the Public Utll!tles Commission of Ohio seek· lng a rate Increase of 7.2 percent . ~ The increase, scheduled to be filed wfth thecemmisslonaroundJuly15, will raise an additional $72 mUllon In revenues. ( harlesA. H<'ller,Jr., president of Ohio Power, said that the company has not filed for an increase In 29' months while the cost of living has risen In excess of nine peJWnt during the same period. In Its announcement, Ohio Power said that appropnatepublicofflclals are being notified today of the company's Intent to file the request tor additional revenue. The Increase, If. granted In lull, will raise the monthly bill of the typical customer- one who uses 750 kilowatt hours of E'lectrlcity - by 41e Franklin County Coroner's iomce say it Is possible they could )llhume more bodies In the Invest!· . ) _.tiOII.Into actions or Dr. MIChael , ;,IWIII(ID. evl'l) !hough an autopsy on V pie exhwned body showed nothing U1J18tul'81. ' ~ Results of the autopsy and ~ ti'Sts on Rein Waiter, 43, ;n.Jlowlly, a patient seen bY JIWID&O· former University Hospi,Jdllntem convicted in the non-fatal ~ c#. co-workers In Illinois, jtiJoWI!d death due to natural causes. . C01011e!' William Adrlon Friday ·elld the autopsy l'l'\lealed that Wlltl'l', whOle body ha<l been II'JIIUnl!d from Sandusky, died of pneumoata and that there was no ')Widenlle of foul play. , AdriOO'I ....tant Edward M<r· p11 .aid !be auiDipY results "don't 'affect Wbit -·re dolrli .one Iota. ,..... belli liD Rtback." ' ·' aut be did say It II possible 111\rullpton coulll be requesting .1111111! more exbuil'latlonl. .. 'nle Colwnbul Qlfzen.Joumal Fl1day quoted a I()W'Ce cloee to tlle ' . ~---- Investigation of Walter's death as saying, "There Is an Indication the cause of death wU! he changed." Walter died Jan. 24, 1984, while being treated for a brain tumor at Ohio State University. His death certificate was signed bY Swango, and no autopsy was performed after he died. Swango, 30, has been under Investigation In connection with several patient deaths at University Hospitals, where he was a surgical resident from July 191.!3 to June 191!4. Dr. Patrick Fardal, the county's chief patholapt, pei:tw med the autopsy after Walter's body was exhumed May 15. · A week later, Adrion said nolhfnl indicated that Walta' died of an unnaturalca~~~e, but he said hewu waltli11!: resul~ of toxlcoJotiY •3ftJSei'..:... far tesbl. I The tesll were conducted at University Hospitals under Adrton's direction. Swango, a tormer pal'llllledlc In QUincy, Ill., was convicted there May 3 on six counts of aggravated . battery for pol.soning fellllw paramediCs last falL ••••• OIL, FILTE.R & lUBE $995 MOSt CAIS na: niE IOTAnON I Wheel Alignment n. SAfElY 10 DAYS 0~4000 MILES. WHICH!Yt:A COMES FIRSt •1 foor ures: correc! air PIIIWI• Set front or rear """"' •Inspect Cl&lel. cnbM, !Wld toe to PIO(Ier lllttnmtlll • Inspect suspenston st""!lffllsystems. · Most U.S. cara lind 1111C1Qrts with Olljllatebte '"spr~~~alon. In· ctudos' lront wr.,t drive. Chevtttea. ltgm tniCI<s and c1rs rflQI!allrl!!_~aon Strut correc:tlon e•tra. P.lltl and adlll· tron _,..,seltra II neecteG. and ••••••••••• EIGS -TIRE c·EN R 242 W.IIAIN POMIIOY But GOP sources said that will merely cause them to tighten up more In the ar~>a of public welfare. One , Tax ·reform draws support Heller said, "our rates will continue ' to be among the lowest In the state and well belowthenatlonalaverage. This fact t.s of prlme' Jmpi>rtance, espeelally to current and potential employers as they consider expan· slon or location of industrial facilities In Ohio." The Increase Is necessary. Heller said, "because, although our efforts to hold down costs are continuing and Inflation has moderated, our expenses continwe to lise." .One' of the results of · the com· pany's cost-cutting efforts, he added , has been a reduction of the f\lel-cost · portion or the average consumer's bill bY$2.51 per month In the past year. The net ·effect for the average residential customer, Heller said, when the requested $4.5e increase Is coupled with the current saving of $2,51, Is a monthly Increase of only WASHINGTON !UP!) - Con· witness and stressed that before he gress kicks tax reform into high retires next year , he will fight to gear this week as the Senate joins lower the tax burden on the working . . thl' House In weighing President poor. Reagan's plan, amid early signs of That wa s followed by hints from enthuslasmfortheldeabut astream Ways..and Means Chairman Dan ofproblemsthatcouldspelltr<Juble. Rostenkowski. D·IU., that he would As It plunged head-first Into consideraddinganothertaxbracket heanngsthat are expected to extend · on top of Reagan's suggested three , tor months, the House Ways and - 15 percent , 25 percent and 3.~ Means Committee last week heard a percent - as a way of preventh1g a varied host of witnesses mightily windfall for the wealthy. "ThPre is no question4his is going praise the ooncept of tax reform. But along with the kind wotds to he a long road and it's going to he camequ~>stlons about the fairness of very tedious for us ," added RostenRt>agan's details. There were hints kowsld, admitting that although 1hat one of the"blggest baitl,.. wm then> was strong support for the Involve attempts by Democrats to concept of tax reform. the Issue REAGAN'S TAx PLAN IN WOK GEAR - Prescient Ronald take away some of the breaks '"' faced "turbulent times." Reagan who has been slumping lor Ids new pruposed tax revision plan, targeted for business and the House .Republican leader Bob continues the thrust agai!llhe week despite a slream of problems that wealthy and pump that money Michel of Illinois, while predicting could speD trouble. One ollhe biggest battles wUI be some ollhe breaks $2.11l. toward the mlddll' class and . some form of tax reform would pass, targeled lor business and the wealthy . The increase bi'lng sought wUI be working poor. capsulized the d!'bate by stating the based on the cost of doing buslm!ss . That wlll be no easy task. as only certain fact: "All self· during the 12 months ending March evidenced by the testimony of proclaimed populists are for It in 31, l!l!'Ai, and would reflect the several COI'll9rate chief executives, genera l. but nobody can agree company's Investment as ot March gen!'ralty viewed as some of thE' exactly what it should look likE'. 31,1985, Heller added. biggest winners under Reagan's " If the other guy fights for one of plan. While they agreed they liked his causes. w-; say he is fighting for the president' s idea, the business the special in(~>rest s and is selfish," leaders ufgj'd alteration'; that would Michel noted. "But If we fight for one The id,ea of using salt brine for levy. make reform even more lucrative of our causes. wesaywcarefightint:t Meanwhile, Salisbury Township for them. dust control purposes did not go over for fairness." . well last wrek In public hearings In Trustees held a public meeting May And when asked what changes This week , the focus turns fi rst to Jl,at the Meigs County Courthouse Salisbury and Rutland Townships. could be made to raise mor<:> the Senate Finance Committee, Rutland Township held a public for the purpilse or gathering pu~Uc revenuo:o and remov~> more poor which begins tts look at the opinion ahout using salt brine for ~anng . on the miJ tter Thursday people from the tax rolls, one of the president's bill with a Tuesday helmet. evening at the fire station with aqout dust control In Salisbury Township. executives . suggested taking more appearanc<' by Treasury Secretary VIctims Included: AcCording to Wanda Eblin, town· money from individuals by phasing · James Baker. .25 people present Including town· Friday nl_ght None ship clerk, about 14 people showed ship officials. in the increase In thE' personal In Ways a nd Means. meanwhile, . Satunlay up at t)latmeetlng and most of those exemption. Some lt'Side~ts ai the Rutland lawmak<:>rs will hear from several Akron: Andy R. Taylor, 23, hearing voiced opinions that salt In attendance 'were agalns t .using In probably the cl<:>arest indica · groups- including organizt'<llabor Ka!;unazoo, Mich., .• killed In a . brine Is really chemical water brine on the roads. No action either tlon that much of the House battle -and the "fa irness" issue Is again one-car crash on a Summit County because of a~ids used In drilling for or against brine for dust control will focus on the brraks for business expected to he at the for<:>. road near Akron. procedures. 11 was alleged that the was_taken by trustees at that time. vs. thOSE' for middle-and lower· Dale Larson, a spokesman for the Chardon: James E . Dowling, 21, acids seep Into the brine water. It However, a resolution was passed income taxpayers. Speaker Tho- AFL·CIO. sa id the federation was Chardon, killed on a motorcycle. on was also alleged that roads becomE' In Friday's regular Sallsbury'I'own· mas O'Neill, D-Ma!:S .. madr a rare pleased with some of Reagan's Ohio 1661n Gea~ga County. rnu.ddy and wlll not freeze after· ship meeting by Trustees by Denver appearance as a congressional proposa ls. Columbu~: Clayton L. Murphy, Hysell, IVIarv.ln· McGuire and Rimany applications of salt brine. 36, Col'!f"buS, killed · when his chard Bailey, which will allow salt A final vote on using salt brine for motorcycle collided with a car on du.St control In Rutland Township bnne to be used on Salisbury U.S. 62 in Franklin County. township roads on a' majority rul~s went down by 13 to seven. · · Sunday The trustees pointed out that no basis.. Akron: Arthur T. ThompSon, 25, money Is available In Rutland The resolution states that if a A butter and cheese distribution and M a nagt'm~nt guidelines and Akron, killed In a motorcycle Township at ·this time to purchase person wants salt brine usod on hi s sponsored by the Ga Ilia·Meigs proof of incom~ must be provided to accident on an Akron city street. · Community Action Ag~>ncy will be establish eligibility. or her road, heorshemust take up a ·dust control subStances. 'Rushville: Scott A. Phillips, 21, Food may be picked up by other> conducted on Wednesday June 19, Rutland Township Trustees Cha- J)etltlon from alllandownel'S on that Rushville killed in a one-car rJes Barrett, Charles Williamson road and submit the petition to the not Wednesday June 12, as reported for senior citizens only. S<>nlor ac9ldent on a Fairfield County road. and Charles Rife now plan to put a trustees. If the majority of lan- In the Sunday Tirnes·Sentlnel. citizens are required to send proofot Batavia: James W. Mink, 25, levy on the November ballot to lund downers want salt brirle used for The distribution will begin at 1 Income and a note gra nting perm is· Cincinnati. killed In a motorcycle· the purchase of dust control for dusi control; It will be applied to that p.m. at tbeRaclneAm~>rlcanLegion slon for another person to pick up accident on a Qermont County township roads. If a levy Is passi>d In particular _road In Salisbury Hall, Meigs County Fairgrounds, their commodities. Persons picking road . Tuppers Plain.s Fire Station, Page- up food commoditirs are asked to • November, the township would Township. Eblin says that Salisbury Townvllle Town Hall and the Harrison· bring large paper bags or small Columbus: Nicholas . M. Ko- havedustcontrolnextJune. boxes. ship will still be applying oil to Fire Stat ion. villE' marek, 17, Columbus, killed In a ··• )Another meeting wlll be held in Quetlons can IJe answered b;· township roads for dust control In Cheese recipient s must fall wit hln one-car accident on a Columbus city t: l·he near future to give 8 breakdown calling !he agmcv a 1367·i341 . 150 percent of U.S. Office of Budget street. · ·or the costs to taxpayers for such a front of houses. Salt brine usage brings objections As part of Its package, approved on nearly party . WASHINGTON (UPI) -HouseBudgetCorrunlttee . Chairman William Gray goes Into a HouSe-Senate conference on the budget Tuesday prepared for compromise but says the HouSE' IS not llkelytoyieldon preserving SOCial Secul'ity benl'flts: • But Senate Republican leaders, who Pt;esSUredthe,lr GOP colleagues Into casting a politically difficult vote to cancel next year's Social Security cost-of-~Ving raise In the name or deficit reduction, wUI face a difficult situation If they now back &>WII. · .Both the House and Senate h8ve I!PIJI'OVed budgets for fiscal l!l!'Ai ·that cut about $.'!& billion from the anticipated deficit of more than~ biUI!)n. But.other than the bottom line. tl1e ·tWo differ greatly especiallY In mliltary spending am! Social Securityand the House-Senate conference committee Is trying 10 resolve those d!screpencles. WA~IIANTED FOit APPONTMENT 11 ... INSPECnON 198G-87. source said that area will get no increase over the existing level, and that a 7 percent. annual hike In publ ic assistance benefits will be canceled. The Republican leadership has already mad€ a ' decision to spend $5.725 billion on primary and secondary schools - the same amount proposed by celeste last ,January. Expenditures for colleges and universities are <'?<jlected to equal or exceed the level recommended by Celeste . But sources said last week that the Republicanswlll trim a "sizeable" amount , perhaps up to 40 percent . SOcial. Security, CrUcial issue in new budget GUAFIAN1EED SAVE nME CALL Includes up to 5 qts. All Climate motor oil plus complete front chassis lube. Quality filter no char11 for most cars. Good thru June 85. ' biennium , state spending by $2 billion overt he current compared with the governor 's $3:2 billion. The GOP tax cut oflO percent a year starting In 1985 costs $1.2 billion, compared with the House-passed 5 percent a year for two years, costing $600 million. Republicans received a jolt 1ate last week when William J. Sl)kurtl, director of the statE', Office of Budget and Management, reported a $:U! million reduction In the amount available for spending In Cheese giveaway June 19th • ! COLUMBUS (UPI) -Officials In 1 Democrats have complained lor week$ that the Republicans had no alternative . to the proposal offered last January by Gov . Richard F. Celeste and adopted by the House on April 15. Republicans are unified behind the revised document, and It Is expected to clear on an 18-15 vote when the dust settles on Wednesday's floor debate. A Tuesday morning Finance Committee meeting Is scheduled to take arnendmmts imd vote the bill out, and floor action Is scheduled lor a io a.m. Wednesday session. Republican lea(lers have said their plan will raise Ohio·Power Co. seeks rate hike · Vector Radial '.Tiempc $3695 ~" 1 Section. 10 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia lnc .• New•paper Republicans ready to unveil budget By United Press lntematlonal At least sevPn men,lncludli\gfour motorcyclists, were killed In traffic accidents ih Ohio this past weel\end, . the Ohio State Highway Patrol said today. The count showed no deaths Friday night, three Saturday and four Sunday. The Patrol S..ld none of the four motorcyclists was wearing .a - Piece of missing plane found en tine Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Monday; June 10, 1985 Traffic accident$· leave seven de(ld Euy-rolling, long-wearing tread compound No tt~e needed . thai Is apparently part of a twln-£'1\gine plane reported missing between Oshawa, Ont., and Cleveland the day before. The u.s. and and Canadian coast guards and the U.S. Civil Air Patrol searched between Cleveland and Port Stanley, Ont., for the rn!llslng plane. . . Debris round Thursday did not belong to the plane, officials said. Gary RobertSon, 29, of Oshawa, Ont .. was flying a twin-engine atrcraft !rom ~hawa to Cleveland and was to have landed at Hol*lns International Airport at 1: ~ a.m. Vot·.36, No.39 Copyrighted t 985 Heller said approval of the Increase Is unlikely"before Aprlll986 · and by that time the company's . current rates by then will have been in effect for nearly two and a half yea·rs. "Even with this lull increase ," , Arrlva Radial • 00 I $ 46 at $4.59. DURABLE . DOUBLE STEEL BELTED RADIALS! . . • 992-2101 ,, t lines on the strength of VIce President George Buslj's tie-breaking vote, the Senate scrapped pext year's scheduled cost-of-living raise for 36 million Social Security recipients, savlngnearly$6bllllon. The House chose to retain the Social Security raises In Its budget, approved '258-170, with 24 Republicans joining the Democratic majority. Some GOP aides have mentioned granting half the cost-of·Uvlng hike as a compromise, but Gray Is not ready to accept that yet. "I could see all kinds of (~promise 1scenertos that rillgtit occur," Gray said In an Interview. "But as chatrlnan I cannot even predict that the HoQse may be willlng to C9111Promise on the (Social Secunty~ issuE' because of the ovmwhelming view of the House, bl,-partlsanly ... . On derense, the chambers switched - the House ill refused to give a cost-of·llvlng hikE' to the Pentagon while the Senate, with President Reagan' s backing, hiked the mllltary's allocation to keep up with billa lion. The two chambers are about $10 billion apart. "Probably the mostcrlticallssueisSoclaiSecunty," Gray said. "We are not that far apart on the defense Issue. In fact. weareprobablyclosertogetherthlsyear than we've ever been In recent years." Reagan Is keeping up too assertion that be has compromJ,sed enough on defense, citing his onglnal pian for a 13 percent Increase over Inflation for the Pentagon, and his later aqulescence to 6 percent, then to3percent, and J\ow to inflation only. But Gray says that only shows the president may not have yl't reached his bottom line. The White H011se Influence Is telling on the Senate Republican negotiators, who have held several private mee)lngs last week with admi nistration ' budg01 director David Stockman to discuss the budget and especially ihe Pentagon fUnd ing . "lt'sgolngtobe a very tough conference ... slncr it Is not clear at allhowmuchtheadministralon Is willing to compromise, If at all," said one aide close tothetalks. The Senate also eliminated about a do1.en federa l · programs, apparently heeding Stockman's philisophy that In times of economic austerity, a governrnen( cannoi afford to do ce11aln things for· Its people. The House scrapped only one - general ri;'Venut> s h arln ~ · with stales- and that not until1!m. "Whether or not we'll be able to compromi'l<' is dependent on whether the president andtbeSenat en r~· serious about deficit reduction or arc they really. fir'!< I, out to change the structure of the fedemt govf'nvnent," Gray said. I � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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