https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/57ff8b30e9e980d4d4bf522094279500.pdf fb198b61036e8fce12f9513fa118a5ff PDF Text Text l'age- 1.t. 1 ne uauy ~ent1ne1 t'omeroy Happenings around Meigs County.•• Area deaths Clair L. Newell Joe Dennison .-noay, Augwn "'· •::ooo MIOClleport, Ohio partn~r In Beair fllld Son Landscap· Court actions filed Crisp, Langsville, has been appointed by Judge C. H. Knight as criminal bailiff and deputy sheriff effectively Aug. 7. According to the entry the appoinlm€!11 was made due to the large number of felony cases to be considered during the balance of 1985. Comp€flsatlon for the bailiff Is $1200 a year. Money, booze taken lng at Millfield and was president of An action for money and one for About$60inchaogeandaquantlty the Chester Volunteer Fire Depart· divorce was llled In the Meigs of whiskey was taken In a breaklng Clair L. Newell, 63, Johnstown, Joe Dennison, 15, of 17 Church ment. He was a member of the County CornmonPleasCourtThurs· and entering at Gloeckner's Cafe in Ohio, former resident of Meigs Street, Stewart, died early Thurs· Bellefontaine Fish and Game Club day afternoon. Pomeroy overnight Thursday. The County, died Tuesday at the Licking day at hls home. and was at one time a Boy Scout James and Rhonda Conde,Pomebreaking and entering wasreported Memorial Hospital in Newark. Born in Beverly, hew as the son of leader of Troop 1091n Bellefontaine. roy, and the State Farm Insurance Pomeroy Police early Friday to · Born Nov. 7, 1921 at Long Bottom Gale and Mary Jo Smith Den nlson He was a veteran of the armed Co., Newark, have filed an action morning and remains under in Meigs County . Mr. Newell was a and a sophomore at Federal High forces having served In the U. S. against the Dark Diamond Coal. Investigation. Sunday homecoming set son of the late Jessie and Velma School where he was on the i rack Navy. . . Co_rporation, Abundant Life Coal NewlandNew<:'ll. team. He was also active In 4-H. Surviving are his wile, .Dixie Co. and Coal Power, Inc. for ·The Carmel United Methodist . Veterans Memorial He was a vNeran of World War II He is s urvived by four brothers, Fannin Beair; his mother, Edith $16,409.83. Church will hold Its annual homehaving served in the United States Steve Dennison, Ravenna; Buddy Prater Wren. West Liberty; tVoio The plaintiffs charge that on Aug. coming services Sunday with Sun· Admltted ..Walter Klng, PomeArmy and was a retired heavy Daughtery. Clnclnna tl; Keith and sons, Michael Beair, Millfield,- and 9, 1983, the defendants were day school at 9:30a.m. a nd regular roy; Daniel Norman, Pomeroy; equipment motor mechanic. He had Tommy Dennison, a t home; four L. C. Beair, Bellefontaine; two George Quillen. Middleport; Burbeen employed with the Decker sisters, Jenny Daughtery, Cincin· daughters, Mrs. Mark (Dixie; dynamiting in their mining opera· worship at 10:45. Th<:'re wm be a lions and that the blasting adjacent beginning at 12ooon potluck dinner dell Black, Pomeroy; Janealle Construction Co. in Columbus. He nati; Brenda Shlfiett, Alliance; Rausch, Marysville, and Mrs. to the residence caused damage to followed by a service of special Pomeroy. Johnson, was a member pf Drew Webster · Cheryl Dennison, GarretsvU!e; a nd . Kenneth (Mary; McCooey, Lusbey, Conde's home and property. the slngtng and readings from 1 to2p.m. Discharged ..ClJarles Lee, Allee Post 39, American Legion, in Lucinda Dennison, at home. He was Md .; a sister, Peggy Jane McFar· In other action in thecourt,J ames The public ts invited. Nease, Audrey Ours. Pomeroy; the Veterans of Foreign preceded in death by his Wars in Johnstown; the Humboldt grandparents. lane,Springfleld, andahalfbrother, ; -----------Dcug Wren, West Liberty. Seven ,.. Masonic Lodge 476, F&AM, ColumFuneral services will be held at 1 grandchildren also survive. bus, and was a member of the p.m. on Sunday at the Stewart He was preceded In death by his International Operators Engineers United Methodist Church with the lather. · Local 18. Rev. Charles Jacks officiating. Services wlll be held at 11 a.m. Surviving are his wile, Mary Burial will be in SunrL•e Cemetery Monday at the Eicholtz Funeral Wbltels Newell, Johnstown; a son, at Gasaway, W. Va. Friends may Home, 321 N. Main St., BellefonYou'lllike the individualized altention you receive when you get Larry of Johnstown; a brother, call at the White Funeral Home, taine. Friends may call at the Ewing your senior portrait made at: THE P.fiOTO PLACE Hobart Newell. Chester. and sev· Coolville, alter 2: 30 p.m. on Funera 1Home In Pomeroy from 2to era! nieces, nephews and cousins. Saturday. Each previE.>W 5C'I includes 11}12 different poses before traditional oil backd4 and 7 to 9p. m. Saturday and at the Services will be held at 11 a.m. rops a nd in attractive ou1door set1Jngs. Eicholtz Funeral Home from 2 to 4 We Saturday at the Crouse and Son Personalized wallet's are avaUab le. use and 7 to9p.m. on Sunday. Officiating dur fUll colOr portraits hold a lifetime guarantee. You'll also llke our reason· Chapel in Johnstown with Rev. Paul Edward Lee Beair a t Monday services will be Rev. able prices. Muillkin officiating. Friends may Gera 1d Barlow. call a t the chapel from 2to4 and 7to9 Edward Lee Bea ir , 46, 37358 For An Appointment or More Information this evening. Masonic rites were Sumner Road, Chester, was dead on Ralph L. Bates Call After 6 :00 P .M. or Anytime on Weekends held Thursday- evening. There will arrival at Veterfllls Memoria l be an open casket graves ide service Hospltal lat<:' Thursday night. , Ralph L. Bates, 46, WyandQtte, at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Chrlstiim Mr. Beair was a tool and di<:' Mich., formerly of Meigs County, Cemetery in Tuppers Plains. maker with Westinghouse at Belle- died Thursday night at Wyandotte Bob & Charle11e Hoeflich fontaine. He was bornJan.12, 1939at General Hospita l. Arrangements Hazel Carr West Liberty, a son of Leonard Clay are being completed at tl)e Ewing 109 High Street, Pomeroy and Edith Prater Bea ir. He was a Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Hazel Pauline Car r, 67, of 900 Third Ave., Gallipolis, died Thurs· day morning at Holzer Medical Center following a long illriess. She was born July 22, 1918 at CHARGE IT Rutland to Ruth AnnsteadBrownof (MOST STORES) Gallipolis, who survives, and t'he late Dewey Bentley. Also surviving Is her husband, Jack Carr. whom she marrted on April 3, 19ll; three daughters, Mrs. Julia Qualls of Middleport, Mrs. Alice Trent of Dayton and Mrs. Jackie Jenkins of Columbus; three sons, Ronald and Jackie Carr, both of Columbus, and William Carr of Pacheco, Calif.; a step-mother. Mrs. Pauline Bentley of. Rutland; one brother, Bob McCarroll of Columbus; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She was a member of the Paint Creek Baptist Chu rch and was a past matron for Lucy Ann Chapter OES79. FUneral services will be 2 p.m . Sunday at the Pin<:' Creek ,Baptist Church with Rev. Grov~r Turner and Rev. Elbert McGhee official· Low AS S20 Per Monlh on cmune * ing. Burial will be in Pine Street Cemetl'ry. Friends may call at Buy now at 25% offl Comb filter processes •" Wau g h-Hall ey-Wood F unera l the signal for increased picture detatl. Wirecords message. 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At 3:34a.m., Pomeroy went lo the Pomeroy Cliff Apartments for Rhonda Phelps, no treatment given; tuppers Plains at 12:50 p.m . took Eleans See to Camden-Clark Hospita l in Parkersburg; Rutland a t 3:08p.m . took BurdellBiackfrom Rou te 124 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains a t 5:46 p.m. took Jenny Adams from th<:' Arbaugh Addition to Holzer MediCal Center; at 6: 18 p.m .. Racine took Pearl Hawthorne from Wills Road to Veterans Memorial; Middleport at 9:30p.m ., ex tingu ished a fire a t the tmiler of Jenning Pen nington, and at lti: 1l p.m ., Middleport treated Jerry Collins at 95 Elm St. Weather Joreca~t Mostly sunny today and Saturday with highs today between ro and 85 and tomorrow In the mid 80s. Clear tonight with a low in the mid 60s. The probability of precipitation is near zero through Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Fllir Sunday with a chance ol showers and thwulerstonns Mon· day and Tuesday. IUgll<; will he in tile 80s and lows In the 60s. 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Now tile hillside and trees are gone and there SOOn W.il l be a 900 foot by 400 foot area of land, which will be large enough for a playground area, a pmctice football field -and two baseball diamonds. Th e transformation was due largely to the efforts of the Crown City Mining Company and 21 of Its .. EC-307 by Radio Shack 33•1o Off Cut 25°/o 9!~15.95 19!~29.95 14!~19.95 A time-saving value! Fea· lures alarm-on and p.m. indi· cators, 3-key memory. With banerias, case. #65-691 Check Your Phone Book for the llat110 lllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You =--- ,Pft II 11 nored • hi8lol'y of the beaD dinner. AD vefel- were3 wllh a Tllps ceteniOIQ' p.m. "Atlelldllnce was 'very good' dellplle the beat," remarked one "* observer. ve u The men, comprised mostly of Hannan Trace High School gradu· hill and create a new playground atesandMerceiVUJearearesldents, worked on the project in two shifts. are~~ leveling of the hill and the Usualty,menworkedtrom7a.m. construction of the playgrond was to 1 p.m., and from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. the brainchild of one of the mine's Many worked double shl!ts and employees, Paul Rossiter. worked past quitting time in the Rosslter,ln tum; convinced,Dave evening to complete the project. Jamlsoo , Crown Ci\Y Mining's 1n addition to JamisOn and general manager, to donate five Rossiter, the following men also pieces of thecompany'sheavyearth provided their vacation time and moving equlpm€!lt, valued at ap- energies to the project: Frank Uli Clary, ,Ernest Montgomery , David proximately $2.25m on, as we11 as Beaver, Bernard Rossiter, Clar· the fuel tooperatethevehlcles, to the Sande De project for eight days. Rossiter, In ence Mooney, Carl rs, an addition to putting between 12and16 Rossiter , Kevin SWain, Tom Wright , hours an day Into the project. also David Chapman, Roger Garlic, madethearrangementstornovethe · Troy Short, Tommy Wright, Jayne equlpmentfromtllemlneareatothe Myers, Pau• Fellure, Rick Clary, hill behind the school. Bobby C~. Roger Watson, Mark Mooney and Ronnie Myers. · Ql __ :==!!!~~~ SliJ)pOrted t he nationwide drinking age for all alcobolic beverages, while 54 per· C€flt said they thought all beer and wine ads should be banned from the airwaves. Despite the problems In passing a federalbudgetoverthepastsev<:'ral months, only 39 percent of those . to help the Qldget. In the wake of the Beirut hostage crtsls earlier this summer, 71 percent of the fatrgoers surveyed said they approved of the govern· ment taking shrong" retaliatory action against terrortsts who endangered the lives of American ~ltlzens. PVPn If thP rf'laliation ' ' .I hav~ •-' by the being condUC= Unton, and 62 percent of those surveyed agreed. Finally, 63percent.ofthefa!rgoers surveyed said they favored a constitutional amendme nt prohibit· lng abort tons, except when the life of themotherisindanger. their =~~stvacaf:m.to~eltbe PlAYGROUND UNDER ®NSTRUCTION More than m Mercervlle area n!lldenls IUid empolyees otthe Crown City MlnlagC~IIIIY gaveup most ol lheir i\ugu!ll vacation to help buld a playground at the new Hannan Trace Elementary Scllool. The land, wllicb had been hilly and covered with trees, had been purehased several yeBI'S by the Gallla County Board of Educalloo. Social Security will tum 50 August 14 ~lneiStall There's never been a better time to upgrade your autosound system and . save! Amazing 5-band equalizer lets you adjust the sound of your system to match the acoustics of your car's interior. #12-1865 • Ct!tlme revolvtng crellit 1rom Ctltbank Pay men! ma~ 11ary depenclmg upon balance. w- 1iUiF ByCHARLENEHOEFUCH Greatly Expands Dynamic Range and Tonal Control Don 't take chances with your valuable records- buy now and replace your old worn-out cartridge! Moving-magnet c;lesign, 20-20,000 Hz response. With mounting hardware. #42·2n8 ~ - ·do..- ~-· - welcomed F ,;_. by diePJ1!!111L Wjwiliil A ' V!;IF/UHF TV Weighs Only 51 12 Pounds Cut 38°1° Take it out to the ball game! Ceramic filters s harpen recept ion and cut interference. Earphone included. #12·636 . . .1m1Uilll&b1. ., pve-the MaJIII' Om Walker surveyed said they favored the results In the loss of Innocent lives. GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County of he bll it lmposllton of higher federallncome As a result t pu c Y Junior Falrgoers expressed over· taxes as a last resol1 to raise surrounding the hostage situation, 40 percent of the respondents said whelming support last week for the revenues to help reduce the budget s · Mlddle establishmento!anationaldrlnklng deficit . they felt the United tales age ol 21 and also favored a One ofthe proposals to reduce the East policy was too one-sided In nationwide ban on beer and wine deficit this -y ear was a one-year favor of lsrael. commercials for radio and televl· freeze on Social Security cosl-of· President Reagan has proposed the revival of the arming of slon, according to an eight-question living benefits. Posed with this publicofopinion poll conducted question, 70 percent ofl~th:ose . .~-=~ staff Rep. 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Place antenna on roof, plug t2VDC adapter into lighter socket, select from 40 channels and you' re on the air. With convenient travel case. lt2H506 PageA-4 9 Sections. 86 Save '41'5 250/o Deaths .. : ................ : ..... A-7 Editorial .. .................... A-2 Sportll. •.. •. .. ............. c.1-8 • The Photo Place Save Clos"'...,. ......... D-3-4-U-7-8 tmts sc Save •&1 95 Almg the River ........... IH-8 Busln-................ ....... A-3 Comlao-TV ............... lnl;ert Labor Day pi~- B-8 • Weather: Cloudy, with showers today Inside: Political shootout - A-2 PageB-1 D-1 POMEROY - It was nearly a half-rentury ago that posters urging workers to "Join the March to Old Age Security" went up across the · country - a CQllntry racked with economic and social chaos caused by the Great Depression. The day was Aug, ,14, 193; when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Into law a bUI ushering In a new age of economic security for American workers. · Wednesday, Meigs County with its nearly 4,!lXl social security recipients with monthly checks totallng more than $1,!Dl,!lXl, wUI join the rest of the nation in observing the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Social Securlty Act. The Meigs County Comrnlsslon· ers Friday signed a proclamation deSignating Wednesday as "Social Security Day' 'ln Meigs County. That day several long· time recipIents will be honored at a luncheon to be held at the SenlorCltlzensCenter. Among those to be recognized will be one Meigs Countlan who started receiving Social Security checks In 1943, Just three years after the first benefits were paid. A second recognition isplannedfor'I'IIursday, Continued on A-4 OLD CAR SHOW - Dan Mcllobertll. Wbo: I • burg, polhhM 1118 1911 Font Modei·T Ia prepanlloll far lllauday'o Ole Car Sllow mclowllloWn Qe_.,.., McRoberta' velllcle one ol a number from ' ' ' ' �The Ohio-Point Plaaaant, W. Va. August 11, 1985 Page-A-2 Journalists get firsthand lesson lack Amlerson l I. . innhati 'iimts - ittttin:d A Division of ' 82.'1 Third Av~ .• GaJUpolls, ·Ohlo (614) 446·23~2 ' Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 .I ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller LETTERS OF OPIN IO\! 11rl' ll't•h'o m('(l , th('\" ~hould tx> le~s Ihan :UKI word~ ln n,e; . A II lf'tlt>r·s ar(' su hj N 'I tn t 'd 11ing a nil mus t hi- st~n. r •d with namt'. nc!rlr(' S.s :J net relcphon£' numbf't'S, f\o un st.enro lf'Hf'r:-. w ill bf' pllbll sh<'d . Lr t I PI'S should b(• In ~ood ta s tt~ , <>ddt (' Ss lnJ.: l.~sul'"· not pt•rsun.rli rit•s . Political shootout at Boise WASIDNGTON - On a recent sympathetic to the leftist guerrlllas. each side of them. Abandoning the Fair enough, 01lr associate and car, the three waded through the Saturday morning, our associate · his friends knew tl\l~;·s., when they river and look .c over behind a tree Jon Lee Anderson and two col· on the north bank. leagues were fired upon and nearly went to army headquarters for the The firing grew in Intensity, with killed by .Salvadoran troops who region, tn San Franciswco Gotera,. they didn't disclose their true sporadic lulls, and more bullets claimed to have mistaken them for "grtngo terrorists. " destination, guessing that they flew In their direction. That was ominous enough, but after several The three were lording a river at would be forbidden to cross the rjver. the time: they managed to escape minutes they heard a "whoomp" Instead, tbey told Col. Ma ~avilla, only by dlvlng under water and some distance beyond the' river's swimming to shore In a hall of the brigade commander In San south bank- army terri!ory- and a mortar shell exploded in the fields Francisco Gotera, that they wanted bullets. about 100 yards behind them, north It wasn'! the llrst time that safe-conduct passes to vlsl1 towns of the river. foreign journalists have been at· just south of the river; In govern· The Americans were obviously In tacked In El Salvador's six-year-old men! terrl!ory. Armed whh the colonel's safe· somebody's large! area, so they civil war. Our associate and his companions, both women, were conduct passes, the three journal- decided lo cross back to the south bank. Hands in the air In case luckier !han others who have been ists, driving In Anderson's btigh! orange Fla! sedan, made . l t pasl!wo anyone could see them, !hey made caught In tbecrossllre; atleas11hey army roadblocks and arrived at the It back 10 the middle of !he river, lived to tell the tale. · when several automatic rifles The Incident lllustra(es the pecul· Torola River crossing. opened up from tbe sou!h bank lar difflcul1y of 1rylng to cover a The river, 300 400 feet wide at and uncomfortably close. war as journalists not officially this point, was about hip deep In I he middle, but the three journalists Bullets swept !be water between involved with either side. the three Americans and the sbore. Reuter photographer Nancy decided to try driving across They flung themselves under the McGirr, Pacific News Service anyway. It was a bad decision. water and held their breath tlll the About 50 feet from !he south bank, correspondent Mary Jo McCona· firing stopped. Coming up for air, hay and Anderson had driven to the .!he engine quit. They decided to they scramed In Spanish: " We are northeast province of Morazan to push It to tbe far shore and restart II journalists! Don't shoot!" The Interview civilians living in tbe area !here. Ano!her bad decision, as announcemen1 was greett!d with north of the Torola River, which Is things turned out. another volloy. Abou140lee1 from the north bank, controlled by leftist guerrlllas. machine gun fire about they heard Scrambling under the water on Everything north of (be river Is the river rocks, the three mad<' 11 to officially designated by the Salvad· a. half mlle away - from !he south shore, the bullets nilsslng them by a oran military as "Indian country," side of the river, apparently a fc1. Several peasants cowering few meaning rebeal territory. The fireflght between guerrillas and the under trees watched in horror . Salvadoran army understandably army. None of their immedlatl' Finally the firing slopped and !he doesn't like foreign journalists concern. But suddenly bullets began hit· Americans waited wi!h the equally going north of!he liver, where they terrified peasan!s 10 lind out whose might get information for stories tlng the water a few dozen yards on w Last week in Boise, Idaho, the nation'sgovernors inall!heirmajeslywcre holding one of their 1ypical high-minded national conferences when, as the saying goes in mixed company, the peanut butter hit the fan . Suddenly, the National Governors' Association, which prides Itself on its , membership's record of bipartisan cooperation. became a cockpl1 of . snarling politicians. · At one point, the majorily Democrats boycotted the climatic windup session of !he conference and even mu!tered threats to sabotage the · organization's tradition of a lternating the NGA leadership between the parties by refusing to vote for Republican Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, · the designated 1985-86 chalmlan. . Wh.a! caused all this angs!? The Democrats claimed II was a six-page -letter over thesignatureo!President Reagansolicltingl986campaign funds for the Republican Governors' Association. The Democrats objected violently to claims in the let1er1hatDemocratlc govern<>rs raise taxes while Republican governors cut them and that !he Democrats, who hold 34 governorships to the GOP's 16, represent "the last unchallenged stronghold of the liberal 'tax and spend' philosophy that · nearly brought America to her knees." · It is true that such a representation of Democratic governors is generally ·off the mark. Even in the North and especially in the West, Democratic (Whilst Art Buchwald Is on governors tend to be more conservative than many ri theparly's members vacation we reprint some columns of Congress. Democralic governors who move on to the Senate also seem 10 from the past.) be relatively conservative, as witness James Exon of Nebraska, David There was a lime when the only Boren of Oklahoma, Wendell For!l of Kentucky and others. · way you could get a pornographic ; In any case, the Democnitic gOvernors -in BoJse were furiou s atxJut the hook was to smuggle It in from Reagan leiter, pointing ou1 thai all but one of their number had a balanced Paris. But In recent years the ~tate budget in 1985. in sha rpcontrast 1othepresident, and that while some of paperback book Industry in the !hem had raised I axes, so did a number of GOP governors. including United States has been outdoing Alexander. · anything you could bring in from The Republican governors a t Boise defused the flap over the Regan letter Paris. I feel everyone has a right to by promising to slop sending it ou1 (l~.(XX) copies had been mailed) a nd make a dollar under our free declaring that !hey did not mean (o be unfair to anyone. That was some enterprise system and if people ilistancefrom the apology the Democrats originally demanded, but it saved enough face to accept. . Actually, it probably wasn 'l the 'letterthat upset the Democrats so much I 1 ( ( Subtitles for old books I ( ( I ( I ( as what \t IepTeSented - want to buy pornographic literature that Is their business. What I object to Is the publishers making non· pornographic · books pornographic by putting half-naked women on the covers of good books and printing descriptions of the conlents which give an entirely different Idea ofthe · plot. If the trend conlinues, here Is how our paperback publishers will soon describe some books famillar to all of us: Art Buchwald "Snow White and the Seve11 Dwarfs" - The story of ravishing blonde virgin who was held captive by seVen dedormed men. all with different lusts. "Allee In Wonderiand" - A young girl's search for happiness In a weird, deprived world of animal desires. Can she ever return to a normal happy life after falling so far? "Huckleberry Finn" - A wild youth runs away from his home to the entry ot the national Republican Party into state campaign fund-raising . . 1 . The national GOP has expanded its prodigious mall order fund -raising machinery in recen1 years to help congressional candlda!es, but until now, Republican governors,a nd GOP candidates for the job have been pretly inuch on their own In the campaign finance area. .· Jhere have been some expensive gubernatorial contests in rec~nt years, till( in many states i1 costs far less to run for governor than fort he Senate, or i!l some cases, the House. There is no doubt that a $5 million national Republican war chest for governorship campaigns could be use to.make a significant impact in some of those states. The Democrats at Boise claimed they wereconcerned about retaining the bipartisan splrit of the NGA. They may have received satisfaction from the Republicans on that issue (If it ever was-an Issue), but they still have tbe ~roblem of dealing with a whole new factor In the polltlcal ~rena . Letters to editor '•• l ( ( I l ! I I Appreciates effort We recen11y had a fire in our · exhibited a high degree of training apartment house at 9:1il Fourth and professionalism. This com· Avenue. The Gallipolis Volunteer munity should be very proud of lis • Ffre Department arrived on the fire department. Very special thanks to Tom scjlne promp!ly. : '!'he fire was extinguished with a Wiseman and Roger Vance who minimum of property damage. The rema ined at the fire scene to prevent r<'-ignltion. - Darrell L. members of the fire dPpartment Shahan. :Ooonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU J t p I s ~ t ( Today in history ~ ~ I I I ·TodaY is Sunday, Aug. ll, the 223rd day of 1985 with 142 to follow. The moon moving toward its new phase. 'The morning s!ars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. n.e evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. 'Jb06e born on this day are·under the sign of Leo, They include television I!Ost Mike Douglas ln 1925 (age 60), Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell !r(l933 (age 52), and Italian actress Virna Lis! in 1937 (age 48). Aspartame could sour By &berts Walters of more than 80 different food (Fmit of two related columrw) products. Assuming the responslbll· WASHINGTON (NEA) - The lty placed on parents by the Searle woman resp<>ndlng to Inquiries on dietitian is complicated by the fact the toll·lree !elephone line main· that none of those product labels tained by Coca-Cola cheerfully disclose the aspar!ame con!ent. assures the caller that the aspar· Among the diet soft drinks tame used as a sweetener In Diet containing aspartame are Coca· Coke poses no health danger to Cola, Pepsi-Cora , Dr. Pepper, 7-Up, consumers. Sprite, Squlri and Tab. It also is In "You can drink as much as you the sugar-free versions of Ovaltlne want," she explains. "Aspariame and Swiss Miss hot cocoa mixes .. has been approved by the Food and . Kooi-Aid and Wyler's drink mixes, Drug Administration and If it was Jell-0 and D-Zerta gelatin. mixes dangerous they wouldn't have and a host or other items ra nging approved lt. " from breakfast cereal to bubble But what would the FDA· gum. esta btl shed "acceptable dally In· Searle and the FDA have retake" level for aspartame that ceived hundreds of complaints would be exceeded If a seven-year- from people who fear that asparold child weighing 50 pounds tame consumption produced Inca· c;rnsumed seven cans of soda in a pacltating headaches, high blood day? "I don't know about that," she pressure, dlzzlness, blurred vision, says. seizures, hyperactivity, Impaired On another loll-free telephone alertness, menstrual problems, line, operated by G.D. Searle& Co., heart palpitations, digestive dis· the producers of aspariame, a orders, slurred speech, Insomnia dietitian assigned lo answer consu- and numbness . merS queries Is aware of 11 but says The federal government's Cenit's not the company's problem. ters for Disease Control Invest!· " It's the resonslblllty of parents to gated those complaints and con· monitor their children's intake" eluded last year that there was "no ' she Insists. evidence for tbe existence of Although the FDA, Searle, the serlous, widespread, adverse American Medical Association and health consequences attendant to II!" World Health Organization the use of aspartame., · believe aspartame is safe for But the CDC cited the "potential virtually everyone, a number of seriousness of some of tbe manlfes· respected medical researchers fear tatlons" when It called for addi· that consumption of the artificial tlonallnvestlgatlon, with tbe "high· sweetener may lead to serious est priority" assigned to probing health problems ranging from skin reports of aspartame-Induced lesions to altered brain chemistry: mood alterations arid behavioral Aspartame Is knbwn as Equal Ch!U\geS. when marketed as a table-top sugar Searle now has commissioned· a substltule and as NutraSweel wben series of studies to Investigate those used as a sweetener by the makers Issues. It has always acknowledged targets I hey had been. "Go out now, ',VIth your hands up," said a . 'peasant. "I!'s better." The Americans emerged Into the sunlight, hands up, to be greeted by a sweat-soaked, very nenrous young soldier pulntlng an M·16 rtfle at them. Other soldiers, covering their squad leader, could be dimly made out hiding In the underbrush. Only when press credentials were produced did the soldiers lower their guns. The leader told Ander· son he and ills men has . "chased away" some terrorists who had beerrllr\ng at the Americans. It was a patent lie, and Anderson told him so. The soldier just smiled. When the otners came out of hiding, they grinned sheepishly while our asso- . elate chewed them out in Spanish. The soldiers helped the Ameri· cans retrieve their car from the river and ordered them Into a pickup truck, which took tbem to !he C.otera garrison. Stiil wet and shaken from their experience, the three journalists had to endure Col. Maravilla's repetition of the phan· tom "terrorist" attack. When be heard the .Americans' version of the Incident, the colonel backed down and admitted that !here had been a "mistake." His men had reported seeing three "blond terrorls!s" In tbe river: · confident that they weren'! ~: · Americans, the colonel said, he had ' ordered his men to "ceal them out." help a Negro slave escape from tbe ravishing Miss Watson. "LitHe Women" - Four teenag: ers, wise beyond their years, are caught up In the 1hrobbingtumult of lhe Civil War. Read what happens to them when a rich old gentleman · and his greedy grandson take roorm as boarders In a house without men. "Tom Brown's Schooldays" For the first lime we look beyond the locked doors of an English boarding school to reveal !be truth about a life thai no one talks about and only a few will whisper. "Treasu~ Island" -The crew of a ship bent on rape and plunger land on an Island inhabl!ed by sexcraZed cannibals. An Innocent hoy finds the secret of growing up. "Little Red Riding Hood" - A girl goes 10 vlsl1 her grandmother only to discover a wolf In her bed. Read what happens when tbe girls refuses to get into bed with the wolf. "Tom Sawyer" - A gang of sub-teenage hoodlums paint the town whi!e and commit mayhem and murder to sallsfy their desires. "Heidi" - A young lady caught up In !he wild life of Switzerland fights for love. "Babar the Elephant" - Ll!e In the raw. And so i1 goes. As for the covers, I'll have to leave thai up to the publishers. I hate to think what the paperback ariists will do with "Wind In the Willows." Robert Walters SBC registration underway .,. New loan Registration for appointment may be made with !he' rep appointed theGALLIPOLIS!all quarter at Southl'astern financial aid director to diseu5S aid ,Krister joins Meigs Health Services The Sunday Times-Sentinel •, POMEROY - Laura Krlster, ,.M.D., will be joining Dr. Wilma Mansfield and Dr. James WiUlerell in the practice of medicine at Meigs Laura Krlsler, M.D. Health Services, Inc., on Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Dr. KriSter has completed a 1hnie year residency In family practice at the St. Francis' Ma;y;o Program, La \ I . Crosse, Wlsc.Sherecelvedspeclally training from !he Mayo Cllnlc and was an adjunc1 facul1y member at the Unlversily of Wisconsin at La Cros,e. Dr. Krlster received her M.D. d<'gree from the Medical College of COOLVU..l..E - Dr. David N. Ohio at Toledo In 1982 and did her Stroh has joined Dr. Thomas A. undergraduate work at I)uke Unl· Thesing In providing medical servi· versl1y, Durilam, N.C. She Is board ces at the Coolville Medical Clinic. eligible In lamllly practice as well as The addition of Stroh will allow being a member of the American patient services to be expanded a! Academy of Family Physicians. the clinic, beginning Aug. 12. New A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The Neal Insu· hours will be Monday-WednesdayArt~ur Krister, Toledo, she is ' r anee Agency announces the addl· Friday from 9 a.m. 1o 5 p.m., and residing in Syracuse. Uon of Sandra Perkins to Its staff. Tuesday and Thursday from 1 p.m. A 1970 graduate of Gallla Jo7p.m. Academy High School, she comes to The new evening hours will the agency from Ironton where she provide rsidents who work in other communities an opportunlly to fully . Middleport Housing Corp. to was employed at the B.F. Schere utilize the clinic. · Michael Wilfong, Katherine WU· Insurance Agency. Before joining the Neal Agency, she attended the Dr. Stroh, a 19&'1 graduate of the tong, Lot ll, Middleport. Wilda Haning, deceased, by Personal Lines Course offered Ohio University College of Osteopa thicMediclne, willprovlde avariely Exec. !o Charles E. Allen, Evelyn through the lndependent_Insurance Agents Association in Columbus, of family medical services, lnclud· Allen, Parcel, Scipio. ing obstetrtcs and pediatrics. Terry L. Sayre, Sharon L. Sayre . plus other personal and commercial The clinic, which opened in lo Betty J . Lowe, Parcel, Salisbury. correspondence classes. Addition· Neva R. Nicholson to Bruce P . ally, she has anended the Aetna September 1981, is a joint undertak· Casualily Sales Course In Hartford, lng of Coolvllle, tbe Ohio Valley Davis, Marjorie R. Davis, Lot :lil, Conn. Health Services Foundation and the Rutland. Perkins brings to I he agency sales Ohio University College of Osteopa· LoUie Leonard to Robert L. experience In both personal and thic Medicine. Bowers, Lynda S. Bowers, Parcels, commercial lines as well as all life Clinic hours are by appointment Salisbury. Insurance products. In addition to by calling (6141 667-3134. After liours City Loan and Savings Co. to City her duties InSide the agency, shewUI Loan Bank, Reorganization anderilergenciescall(614 )594-2416. be selling all lines as a producer. Amend., Meigs. \ Coolville Medical Clinic names.new. doctor ' GALLIPOLIS- Vlclde Hauldren has been appointed Joan representa· tlve for the Columbus First Mort· gage Company, according to owner Gary Fogle. Hauldren wlll work in Gallla County and suJTOUndlng areas, Columbus Ffrst Mortgage Company Is a Columbus-based .c ompany that offers home ntOrtgag"' loans, Including FHA, VA and conventlonal programs with both fixed and variable rale loans available. Ha uldren can be contacted at Business College Is now underway. Classes are slated to begin Sepl£'mber 30. Associate degr('{' courses are. available in business adminls!ra· tlon·, micro-computer technology, accounting and executive secretar· lal, which allows for addi!lonal training In medical or legal work. Admissions ·representatives are available to provide Information on enrollment ellgtblli1y and requ ire· ments. At tbe time of enrollment, an • SBC Is authorized to parlicl{iatein • the federal student financial aid : programs, such as the Petl grant ~ (formerly the Basic Educational •' Opportunity Grant) and the SEOG : ' (Supplemental Educational Oppor· : · tunilyGrant ) .Thedeadlinefor!lling • applications for the Ohio Instruc· · tlonal Grants is Aug.16. Make Sure You Have The Right Coverage On Your Car ••• With Prudential's Pru-Review Do you know what your car insurance really covers? F1nd1ng out after an accident i~ too late , That's why 1t's so Important lo r you to lei me review your car insurance. l can help you dec1de if you are over· or underinsured . Or it you can get one ol 1the Prudential's many discounts . Property transfers Gilles new clinic doctors costs. 44&4042. Perkins new Neal Agency staff member Johnson and available to help meet educattonal Sandra Perldn8 Lear Photography acquires Barta's GALLIPOLIS - Dale E. Lear, who owns Lear Photography, has acquifed Barta Studio of Hunting· ton, W.Va .. Randy Houdasbelt of Rutland will be the manager and photographer for the studio. Houdashelt has been involved In photography since 1977. Barta Studio has been in operation In the Huntingtonareaformorethan 40 years and wlll specialize In portrait, wedding and commercial photography. Mr. Lear wlll coniinue to operate Lear Photography in Gallipolis. Best of all , the Pru·Review is a free, no .obligation serv1ce to you . And it can be done regardless of the msurance company you presen tly have . Talk to me for personal. proless1onal insurance service JEFF NEAL P. 0. Box 261 Gallipolis, Ohio 446-0494 The Prudential ' - 19Bo4 Prudenlla'! P.opt"I V ;md Casualt-y 1n:.urance Comoany Holmoe' N J @IJ USIE THIS COUPON AT OUR STORE TO RECEIVE GALLIPOLIS- Dr. Diane Gilles and her husbahd, Dr. Steve John· son, have joined the staff of the Holzer Clinic, according to adminls· trator Robert E. Daniel. Dr. Gllles, who graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelors of Arts In chemistry from St. Olaf College in Minnesota, Is an orthopedics specialist. Following her lf)edlcal school training, she served in a residency program in Grand RapIds, Mich . . Dr. Johnson, who has both a Ph.D. and M.D., received both his under· graduate and graduate degrees in anatomy from the University of Utah. He received his M.D. from the Unlversl1y of VIenna, Austria . His post-graduateresidencywasserved at Michigan State University in the Grand Rapids area. They were married in October l!!!W and now res ide in Gallipolis. ·FREE OPTIONS ...... ........ Loltor anlloM Flrtburlt ltont Fecettd Flrlbural Itone Dr. Steve C. Jo"'-' and Dr. Diane E. GUles hff, ., 11'"''1 .. ilh r ...1.1 1., ,...,. d•·~ u ..cot '--r Und•ttont Spot11 ltll UnciMitont ZodiiC Underatona ~~!"&': ... _,~ ~~ ~ ••f 'K:;.·M ~I Dttt lldt Any Yttr Dttl Whitt Gold Cholet of Underetont rr-==~::::::::~~=====:=::=::::=:::::~~;;;:===j GALLIA OPTICAL CENTER 2-4 WEEK DELIVERY' FULL LIFETIME WARRANTY TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio Hair stylist named GALLIPOLIS - Bcv Ferguson .has joined !he staff of Raphael's Halr Remedies, 44 Court St. Ferguson is a gradua!e of the Huntington School of Beauty Cui· ture and specializes in hair cuts and permanent waving. She has moved to Gallipolis from Dayton. For an appointment, call446-7000. / EYECARE PLus EYEWEAR Dr. Robert Terry. Optometrist 548 Jackoon Pike, Gallipolis, 614·446-1760 Mon . & Fri. 9-5; Tues. & Thurs. 9-7:30; Sat. 9 -3; Closed Wed. .-------------~--------------------~----------. that at least unP group of people victims of phenylke!onuria or PKU - cannot properly metabolize pbenylalanlne, one of two amino acids that make up aspartame. Products containing aspartam~ carry a health warning directed at PKU victims because they can suffer irreversible mental ret arda . lion If their consumption of phenylalanine Is not strirtly coni rolled. Others· may also be aspartamE'· Intolerant, but a Searlrofflcial says Identifying them Is the equivalent of ascertaining sensitivity in " left· Accidents OD . Hrappen. handed shortstops on Thursday afternoons in the Tropic of Cancer." In fact, nobody yet knows much about lhe long-term effects of t•elatlvely high consumption of aspartame among tight ·handers or left-banders, shortslops or cen!er llelders, men or women, adu Its or children. Indeed, the country last year devoured more than 3,400 tons of a substance some physicians suspect may be se•: rely impairing the health of its users. Berry's World ! BANQUET ROOM FACILITIES AVAILABLE MONDAY NIGHTS KIDS EAT FREE - - - - - - - - - R liLES,--......- - - - - - I __:;_-~~~--_-: - : -_ ~~-~')I I At Pleasant VBI/ey ~ Hospital ... we·re open ".:2Y anr:/ aIfII U... --===--·- • -: j Summer brings out the kid in all of us . And with the t warm weather many peoplt:: find th e m sc i~Jes invol\.ed in a , . number of warm weather activities . The house needs a~f n~ght • some handy-dandy repair work ... weekend o utings and p1cnlcs with the family ... o r maybe it's \\me to try o ut-that ne w bike. However, with all this fun and excitem.ent also co m es the not . so fw~ accidents and mishaps. They do happen . And when they do. whether m~JOr or mmor, !Jet the quality emergency medical anent ion you need at Pleasant V~lley Hospi ta l. Pleasant Valley Hospitaf s emergency services department as staHed wi~h highly trained physicians and medical personnel 24hours a day , .. e"el)' day. Pleasant Valley Hospital" s emergency services department ... we're oper: all day and all night. "Hey, c'mon baby/If you keep saying 'What can I say?' - what can 1say?" ' Drive . Poi nt rte~Sol.nl . .ONE CHILD CUND~. AGE 10 YRS. OLD) EATS FREE OFFER GOOD MONDAYS IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST LUNCH 5 3.25 COMPlETE WITH DRINKS, SALADS, DESSERTS - EVEUHIIIGI 11:00 A.M.-3:30P.M. DINNER PRICES STARJ AT 3:30 TO 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS • HOLIDAYS 11:00 A.M. TO 8:00P.M. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL V~lley FOR EACH PAID ADULT DINNER West Vtrgini~ 25550 SILVER BRIDGE PLAIA �·--- - • .----Weather:----. NATIONAL WE~THER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 8- 11 - 85 3000 /#TON HEW YOR~ 8 . = = ....... ~RAIN ~SNOW f77":'l August 11, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Page-A-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel I.LL.:-JSHOWERS FLOW UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST 1'1:- WEA'111ER MAP - During early Sunday momlilg, weather will be fatr in general. Scattered ~howel'!l are e¥pected for portions of the nortbem Plains and lntennonntain, soulhem Plateau, Plains, and Atlantic Coast regions. (UPI ). Senior Citizens Day, at the Meigs Security progTam In the midCounty Fair. thirties. He noted that the whole Lou Harvath, Social Security field -concept of social Insurance was so representative who makes weeklY new that It was protested In both visits to Meigs County, notes Utat the Houses and a number of alternative theme for Social Security's 50th programs were proposed. Several anniversary is "A Partnership with ways of financing the system were Tomorrow." discussed and when the bill was "That (l;,lrtnership takes many finally enacted benefits were to be forms and represents the bargain of derived'from an earnings Ia¥. "Entltlementwasan earnedright responsibility between the genera· tions of American Workers,", he · and not a haildout, whlch was 1n explains. "Atter an, Social Security keeping with' traditional American is a 'pay as you go' system with the values," he explained.. taxes paid by today's workers Over the years, Social Security financing the benefits of today's has changed to meet the changing recipients." needsofthesoclety_ Harvath descrll:.cs Social Secur, In 1939 amendments to the act ity as "a comprehensive earnings created family protection uooer insurance protection for the Income Social Security by authorizing earner and his or her farillly coverage for widows, children and throughout a lifetime _____ in retire- dependent parents_ men!. when disabled, for the In 1951 more categories of survivors. and more recently workers were added to Social · th Securi rough the medical Insurance ty coverage, Including the portion, Medicare." self-employed, making Social Seranee central to almost "It Isprotection a continuing family insuevery American family's retirement," he comments. In talking about the concept of sociallnsurance,HaiVathdiscussed the evolvement of the Social tty benefits were Initiated In 1957 offering the American worker even greater Jncome protection. In 1965, Social Security amendments created the Medicare program. The 1970's brought Inflation ~===:::;;;;;;;;;;;::==::::; protection for beneficiaries and tied 1 a number of aspects of Social Securitytothechanglngvalueofthe dollar. Over the years, ·through many changes inAmericansoclety,Soclal Security has proven to be much CIRCULAR IN TODAY'S more than a goverrunent program NEWSPAPER locked Into lnfiexiblllty a nd ,• unresponsiveness. SKIRMTSSG&ITANJEOANS "It has been dynamic and adaptive, chl)Jlglngwhen necessary ON PAGE 2 to meet the changing needs of THE GITANO ss.OO REBATE IS society but always within the VAliD ONLY WITH A COUPON APframework of providing the AmerlPEA RING IN THE AUGUST ISSUES can ·worker and his or her family Of SEVENTEEN, GLAMOUR, COSIncome protection during working MOPOLITAN and B.B.W. RElATE years and for those yeats when COUPONS ARE -NOT AVAILABLE AT THE STORE. earnings stop," Harvath concluded. WE ARE SORRYFORANY INCDNYENIThe Social Security Act lnauguENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED OUR r~c~ur~lty~p~ra~ct~l~ca~ll~y~u~n~lv~er~sa;l~l~or~th~e=~ra~ted§;a~new~~p;h;as;e~of~n~at~lo~n~al~~~~~~~~~~~~ American Income earner. Dlsabil- history. STORE HOURS: MON.-THURS. t 9 am til 10 pm FRI.-SAT. 9 amtil 10 pm ....,;---~LU;:)IJ:D SUNDAY South Central Ohio - Chance of morning showers Sunday, then becoming partly cloudy. The highs will be in the mid 80s. The probability otprecipitatlon is 30percent. Winds will be trom the south to southwest at less than to mph. Pri.~A" Good Thru Aug. 1'7. 1985 CHECK OUR LOW PRICES SAUSAGE . FIRST SIRLOIN TIP ROAST tB. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK lB. .Lottery winners Ticket sales totaled $1,257,666, with a payoff due of $900,242.50. PICK-4 37:rl. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled $184,673.50, with a payoff due of $83.289. PlCK-4$1 straight bet pays$5,124. PICK-4$lbox bet paysS427. 1984 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT WAS 57500 NOW JUST SAVEl ECKRICH BOLOGNA $6,5QOOO LB. CHUCK ROAST $ 39 LB. CHICKEN BREAST Put colors together . the easy way, · with a little help from LB. $129 CUBE STEAKS LIVER SUPERIOR SAVE ·$3 NOW ONLY HAM SALAD $219 AdVl'rtl s ln~ R(•presentallve-. Branham NewspaJ)E'r Sales, 733 Third Avenut'J Nf'w York. New York 10011. On£' WPl"k ............................ FlO Cenl s One Year .......... ,.................. .... S26.00 SINGLE COl'\' PRICE Sunda y .................... ........... . 50Cenl s No subscrlpt_lons by mall pPrmltted In towns wh_e re motor carrier st'r vlc(' ls available. The Sunda y Tlmt"s-Senllnel will not bE' r~ponslblf' for advanc!' paymenls MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only On(' YPar ................................. $26.80 Six months ............................... $13.00 Dally and Sunday 8ft; "'J .. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio 52 We<>ks .................................. S5B .24 26 WPeks .............................. .. .. $29 .12 13 W('eks ............... , ...... ........ ... . $14.56 Rates Outside Ohio !5' Weeks ..... . .. ............. ............ $59.80 2t Weeks ...... .. .............. ........... $31 .20 II_ 49( tB. $ )79 . tB. $ 139 j The Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-5 - W. Va. 13 Weeks .............................. 1.. St5.60 matter for three days, and tllat the bill contained morethanonesubject In violation d the Ohio Constitution. The hllbcourtagreed !hat Hoover had a legal caUile of action and sent the case back tn Franklin County Common Pleas Court to determine it the bill was considered In the Senateforthreeseparatedaysandlf It Indeed contained more than one subject. _ On Ibe one-subject rule, the court stated: "The mere fact that a bUI embraces more than one topic Is not fatal, as long as a common purpose or relationship exists between the topics," the court wrote. "However, where there Is a blatant disunity between topics and noratlonalreasonfortheircomblnatlon can be discerned, it may be inferred that the bill is a result of log-rolling- the practice by which several matters are ·consolldated In a single bill for the purpose of obtaining passage for proposals whlch would never achieve a majority if voted on separately." Feeder calf sale new fair feature ROCK SPRINGS- A brand new feature for the 1985 Meigs County Fair will be a feeder calf sale which will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Altlv,mgh normally livestock must be kept on the Rpek Springs Fairgrounds for the entire fair, these calves, still nursing, will be at the grounds only on Wednesday trom noon to 8 p.m. Calves must be born befween Jan. 1 and Aprll :ll, this year, totakepartandpremlums for the new show will be sal. $15, $10 anti $7 for the top-four places In tbe categories of steer, better, pen of three steers and pen ofthree heifers. The Meigs County Beef Cattle Association is supplementing pre· mlurns upto$100for the event. Jim Lucas. presklent of the beef catt~ association, reports that a second new event will be beld by the association on Friday and that will be a beefjudglngcontestfor4-H and FFAyouth. The contest will beheld Immediately following the champion of champions competition on Friday morning and wllllncludeone steer class and one breeding class. At least five questions will be asked each young person competing in each class of the contest There will be first, second and third place plaques awarded and prize money In the first five places Including $15, $12. $9, $6 and $3. GAL. H ·tJ·.t " .,\ \~,~ -../'' ·- •• • . Fire extinguished , Damage WaS ronllned to a clothes dryer in a fire at the Jennie Pennington resilence, 26 Rallroad St., Mldleport about 9 a.m. Friday. The Middleport Fire Department responded to the calL •' HAVE VAN WILL TRAVEL- 'The Feet m LoceJ ll!lnd Boosters have purchased this refrelthrneat van 1ntm BDI and Carolyn McDaniel to help relse funds for new unllonns and lor lnslrumellt paymenlll for the Eastern High Sclt<!ol band. 'The Interior of the van hes been (llllllpietely renovated and the vehicle painted inside and ool. 'Ute boolllers have DAN THOMAS & SON SHOE STORE EYE THE "Across from the Park" WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS madeapronsandfood~gboxesandhaveJIUI'Chasedhats-green, of course, to carry out the sdlool colon -lor bandmembersworfdngout of the food staOO. 1be new relrel!lhment van was ln(Heted recently at the public sale of the late E. J. Hill end will reaDy gel a !"''rking over at tbe MeiKB County Fair. It will he located neal' the grendl!tand and bend members in their sales unllonns will provile sandwich and be\'erage service working Inside the grandstand servmgfallgoers en week. Band members pkllured wUh the van 91'eltor, RoMeO Keller, Susan WoU and Dawm (cq) Gmeser. 'Ute ven Is available for public sales and otiJer locations where food service Is needed. - -. -· . ~ 4.1. / .. • I.,...,._.__ ___:_ -''---'-......;iii MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PRETTY BABY CONTEST or LITTLE MISS or LITTLE MISTER MEIGS COUNTY Name .... ............ ........... ......... , ........................... ......... . Girl ·· ·· ·· ·-···-· -- -·· ··- ··· ........ ... Boy .. ........... ..................... . Birth Date ............. .... .... ........ ..... .............. .. ..... ........ .. .. Parents' Name ........................................................... . 1978 CHEVROLET C-20 PICKUP Long bad stepside. white with tan interior. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. air conditi'oning. AM-FM-Cassette stereo, rear step bumper, radial tires. and just 70,000 low milas. REAL NICE TRUCK $3 9 OQOO 1 Address ........................... .. .. ... .. .. Phone ........ .. ......... ... . Contest Entry (check) ( ) Pretty Baby Contest ( ) Little Miss or Little Mister Send application with $1.0() for each chLid.entered to : Mrs. Alwilda Werner 9U Park St. Middle ort Ohio, 45760 • • •• • '' '·-' First There Were •' '•• ' •' • '•. .,·- .. ••'- • $109 '' '' Then There Were ' ,_.; .. '' HEINERS KING SIZE 89< King Sin 20 O:z. 411 CORN ' Ot. TWISTERS •••• :::••• 79 ( 8 9 ( DRINKS ......~:~o;~ •• VALLEY BELL Assorted '• ' OHtOPASS '85 gives you more than $1 ,000 in coupon values! You can save at marion ~bout what's fun and exciting In Ohio . This service iS free too ... call ~s BANANAS 29< ~B. IDAHO POTATOES CALIFORNIA ORANGES 10 LB. BAG 4 LB. BAG $189 $179 1 Now There's ONLY often as you like. ters ... and more. And OHIOPASS is fREE ... giving you an exira grand for an extra - Call 1-BOO·BUCKEYE_S,OO a.m. to 9,00 grand summer. tight here in Ohio --- the p.m .. Monday through Friday, 9,00 a.m. Heart of it All! · · to 6,00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Or. s<nd the coupon to ,State of Ohio. Office To the ZOO.OOO families already saving of Travel and Tourism. P.O. Box 1001 NA. with OHIOI'ASS.. 1-800-BUCKEYE Is, Columbus. Qhio 43266-0IOt your direct line to more detailed infor· ''. ' •' ' '•. ·.'· . '·. ..-- '-.' '•. CD $1,000 IN COUPONS? SOUNDS GRANDI SEND ME OHIOI't\SS '85 ASAP! • Valley Bank Four location• to aerve you better. !'~ember: FDIC . '.., ''• ...... '· •, ~ •., -•' (please prlnl) NAME ----------------------------------------------ADOOE~ --~------------------~--------------------- GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE GOLDEN RIPE '' ..''. Plus Deposit E • • ' '· • 69C 61!2 O:z. Can ..' There There Were BREAD SAVE ·$300 Store Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.·12 noon Velerans Memorial POMEROY - Admitted Audrey. Swell, Middleport; Dan White, Pomeroy. Dlschargro - Akira Lamanotn, Larcy Sigler, Janeale Johnson. £Art'e1·n t• . , \ Hospital news ' GALLQN GALLON · ' BATHROOM TISSUE TUNA WHEN CAROLIN~ 0LUMBER IT'S WORTH SUPPLY COMPANY DOING RIGHT!'" 312 Sixth Street 675 • 116~oint Pleasant ·' ' ' CHARMIN 8-16 oz. Btls• . Copyr1gh1 c 1984 Devoe & Ravnolds Co ' Pak DEVOE" Ceiling White Latex Flat Paint " ' aMMon of Grow Group, Inc. ~unt, ' $199 PEPSI, PEPSI FREE, MT. DEW $695 . .. .. ., . Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolil, Otlio-Point amusement p~rks. hotels. resorts, thea- NOW ONLY ... 4 Roll 00 $9 Member: United Press International. Inl a nd Dally Prf"~ s Associati on and lhf' Ohio Newspaper Associa tion. National madE' to carriers. $)99 II. LOAF STAR-KIST 97 199 lB. PICKLE & PIMENTO -. Custom colors higher. • Spatter-less. • High hiding. • One coat coverage when applied as directed "'; HOMEMADE 2°/o MILK • Highly washable. · • One ~oat wh en applied as directed . • Water clean-up. · lB. FAT FREE VALLEY BELL -.. 229 $ 239 BEEF Devoe® Paint. ' DEVOE' WONDER-TONEs· · Interior Latex Flat Wall Paint llshln~ Company / Mu ltimedia. tne. s.;.. cond class postage paid at Ga\lipo ll!;, By Carrier or Motor Route $ $ ECKRICH ROAST lB. BEEF KAHN'S PRE-SLICED BACON SUPERIOR 12 Or. Pkg. FRANKIES 95% FRESH Publlshl'd l'ach Sunday, 825 Third Ave.. Gallipolis, Ohio, by t!ieOhlo Vallf!Y Pub· SUNDAY ONLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES $169 4 door, Mahogany exterior with matching vinyl interior. automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, air conditioning. AM-FM-Stereo, rear defogger, Low miles. (USP 52!1-8110) mailin g ma!l('r at Pomeroy. Ohio, Post Office. BOB EVANS LB. 0 sbortcuts In enactlng laws, SOJneo times bypassing the requirement to read btlls on three separate days In each chamber if they aretn ahuny. They also have taken to attaching bills as riders to others. and cramming unrelated amendments into bills, especially the blennlaJ state budget. Many times the proposals could not pass on their own, but !hey are enacted as part of a more favored bill. M.L. Joe Hoover, a Franklln County taxpayer, challengro the 19!lllaw in connection with a county contract awarded to the Jess Howard Electrlc Co. without com· petltlve bidding. Thelaworlg1nallywasSenateBlll 1ffi In the 113th General Assembly, provillng penalties for non-support of dependents. Butltwas drastically amended In the House to faciUtate the construction of hospital and health care facUlties and to provile for the licensure of Canadian physicians without examination. Hoover contended that while the Senate concurred with House amendments In a single day, it never dealt with the new subject Ohio 45631 Entered as second class Wt •neve the Ohio EJ<tended Forecast - Monday through Wednesday:- Fair Monday through Wednesday_Highs will be in the 80s and lows in the 60s. 256. .. _.,... .. Ohio supreme....__c_on_Un_ued_trom __ A-1_ _ Ohio weather CLEVELAND (UP!)- Friday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number August 11, 1986 .. YDLOW COOKING ONIONS l .LB. BAG 89C CITY/STATE ZIP-- - - - 1don't have my free Ohio Getaway Travel Planner yet. either. Please send one. Richard F. Celeste. Governor Gallia County's ONLY Home-Owned • Financial Institution - ~------------.--------- -.· �Page- A-6-The Sunday Times-~entinel August Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 11, 1985 Augun 11, 1986 - -Local briefs:--1 Teachers, non-certified ·personnel hired Friday · Ell'ingson lists locker assignments GALLIPOLIS - Locker assignments for the 1~';-86 school year were announc!'d Saturday by GAt!S Principal John Ellingson. Seniors report Wednesday. Aug. 14; juniors Thursday, Aug. 15; sophomores Frida)·, Aug. 16 a nd freshmen Monday: Aug . 19. Assig11mrnts will bP made bctwen 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. each day. Sf'niors will be ~ssigned one studPnt per locker; underclassmen will be assigned two per locker. There ~<1ll be a 25 cent rental fee per student. · S<>venth and f'ighth grade students will be issued lockers by · homeroom teachers on the first day of schooL Florist earns top level achievement POMERO Y - Francis Florist, 352 E . Main St., Pomeroy, has carnt'fl the Top 5000 leve l of achievement in the Florists' TrailsY.<>rld fX>livery Association Golden Cirde for 198:1·85. A INlet· to the firm fi·om William A. Maas, executive vice president oft he association. states: '"lhis cs quite ari achievement on yourpart ,whenyou stop to realize tha t your shop is ln the top5,000out of over 22,000 ITD members. ·"Right now. we're preparing the personalized and frames wall plaque that will help you 'tell ' 'our customers' that you area special anrl honor<'(! member of the FTD Gold••n Circle- a recognition you and your employe can be especially proud of. . ·· Rut for now . IC't mr again offer my congratulations (,I)n I:Ehalfofour FTD family.· :----·· Assault c harge dismissed · CALLIPO LIS - An assau lt charge aga inst a Gallia County man was dismissed in Gallipolis Munic ipa l Court Friday. 1he chargr• against Phil 'Thomas of 60 Buck Ridge Rd., Bidwell, v.·as dismissed because the complaintant filed a domestic violence char ge. lhomas was accused of assaulting Julia 11l?mas of 124 Y, Third Ave .. Gallipolis. on Aug. 7. Fmfciting $40 bond following automobile accidents were .Jacqueline S. Davis, 47, of Rio Grande, and Mia D. Ford, ~. of Wellston, fail ure to stop in an assun:d clear distance and Angela B. Cross. 22. of La ngsv ille. failul'l' to controL Forfeiting bond for speeding we!'(' David E . Martin, 19, of Rt. 1, Gal lipolis, S:!S; anrl Loretta L. heck. 26. of 2310 Eastern Ave .. $46. MIDDLEPORT- A number of teachers werP hired and subsutute non-certified personnel named for the upcoming school year when tbe Meigs Local School District Board of Education met In special session . Friday. Teachers hired Include Gay Pippert as vocal music teacher replacing Kelvin King; 'Kevin Sheppard, vocational agriculture; Delxlrah Musser, dlsalllllty hand!· capped; Sandra Tlllls and Thomas Probst, learning disability; Bar· oora Mathews, Julie Byer, .:Jamie Blaettnar, Plementary. Named to the suootltute teachers list were Richard Coleman, Betty Hutchison andElbertCains.Jr. · Thomas Probst was named high schooi varsity wrestling coach and· Carson Crow. was named head junior high football coach. Crow was hired to the post as a non-certified person after the board advertised USW health benefits now available PITTSBURGH (UP)) - The coverage will be provided by Blue Cross of West Virginia. The fuU cost United Steelworkers of America has y.1ll be paid from the USW's announced the creation of a Steel· International Strike and Defen>e . worker Emergency Care Program, Fund. · designed to provide health insu· The progra m was authorized by ranee for striking union members in USW President Lynn Williams at Ohio, West Virginia, andPennsylva· · the request of Paul Rusen, chief nla, whose coverage was tel'ml· negotiator for the union in Its nated by the Wheeling-Pittsburgh dealing; with Wheellng·Pitt. and Steel Corp. Andrew Palm, secretary of the Aboul 8,000 workers are eligible tor the coverage. In the Ohio Valley, negotla tlng committee. Discounts AAAITravel Agency Emergency Check Cashing No Fee Travelers Cheques Road Condition Info __ _ , c _ ·-- ·-'----' Rock of Ag~ oTters you a choice of 6 different col?red granltes. Wharever your requirements may be, complete sausracuon 1s assured with Rock of Ages. MON., TUES., JHUR. & FRI. 9 A.M. JIL 4:30 m STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTSGalhpohs. . . OH . 352 Third Ave. Cl II [!!!!],. PH . 446-2327 MGu. FARM POM ERCITYINC OV . 011 . . . .. . 2 · >101 MGM IS READY FOR YOU I fAfiM CITY IJIIC POMEROY. OH OU-992 -2181 CHECK OUR PRICES ON CUSTOM BLENDED FERTILIZER No injuries were rcpor1c'CI in c it her blaze, Officials sa id . 360 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio PH. MIDOLEPORI'- Everett (Doc) Caldwel~ 57, ZWipan Hollow Road, Middleport, died Friday at Holzer Medical Center. , Hewas a son ofthe Ia !I! Luther and Vlrl!il Angel caldwell and was a railroad conductot. He was a member and a deacon of the Middleport Freewill Baptist Church. SuiVMng are his wlte, Joanna; a Soil, Bruce E . Caldwell; Middleport; a daughter, Usa Gay Cald· well. Middleport; a son, John Nonnan Caldwell, Gallipolis; three sisters, Mrs. Bill (Annabelle) HobbS, Middletown; Mrs. Harry (Tressle) Hendricks, Bradbury; Mrs. Luther (Mary) Smith, Rutland; two grandchildren, Everett Wendell Caldwell and Bruce Eu· gene Caldwell, Middleport, and several nieces and nephews. Preceding him In death beskl.e s his parents were a son, Joseph Thomas Caldwell, and a brother, Luther Vernal Caldwell, Jr. Setvlces wW be held at 2 p.m. TUesday .at the Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral Home with Rev. Noel Herrmann olficlating. Burial wUl be In Meigs Memory (}arden. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime Monday 'with the tamlly to be present from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. TO ENCOURAGE THE TOP DRESSING OF YOUR MEADOWS WE ·WILL OFFER FREE USE OF OUR FERTILIZER SPREADER WHilE USING OUR FERTiliZER FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS AVAILABILITY SERVING MEIGS, GALLIA & M.SON COUNTIES MGA,f FARMCITY"< POMEROY. OH EAST MAIN POMEROY L14-992-2181 U 614 ·992·<!181 MsAf FARM C""" POM EROY Olt &14 ·932 · 2 18 1 99 Gallia man cited h~ city police Munic i p~il eooncn s. taken place under Ohio's coll<!ctlve bargaining law." The board upheld a .claim by Springfield city officials, that the union faDed to provkle proper advance notification of the strike. stand by and see that happen." Sprbtgfleld city employees last year received a 3.5 perce~~t. wager increase after a one-year wage freeze in 19&3. saying, as the SERB did, that there are row additional rotlflcatlon requirements, the law Is, In eflect, being substantially changed from Its original Intent. We simply won't r;::====================:; strlklng Sprbtgfleld city workers to Brindza said that claim "tiles in the netum to their jobs. face of lxlththeletterandthesplrlt" Roben Brbtdza Friday pledged ofthestate'snewcollectlvebargain· ~union would seek court action to lng!aw. · Ernest Waugh overturn the Thursday ruUng. · "All that the law requires Is 10 POINT PLEASANT_ Ernest C. Brlndza said the walkout was "as days notification prlortothestartof any strike,'' said Brlndza~ "By I al trik Waugh, 78, Rt. 1, Ashton, died rieg==as=any== · •:::;e;;w:hlc::h::has:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::ti Saturday morning at Pleasant Valley Hospital after a long Ulness. Born Oct. 7,1900,1nAshton,hewas the son of the Ia te Charlie and Dorle SINCE 193.3 lluglles Waugh. He was a retired employee with 27 years of service at the Marietta Manufacturbtg Company of Point 446-2362 Pleasant and a retired farmer and CQnstnlction worker. He was an SALES: elder at the Balls Chapel Church of Industrial Y-Belts Bearings . Ashton and a life-long reslclent of Lawn Mower ¥-Belts Pump Sials Mason County. Automotin Y ·Belts Capacitors Smvlving are ·five daughters, Electric Moton Mary Bias, Ashton, Mrs. Frances Brushes Lawrence, Ga., Dome and Lula Fan Blades ~ouplings Waugh, both of Ashton andDorothy Fuses Pulleys Mae Robinson, address unknown; three sons. Delbert Waugh Sr., ·Regulators Charles David Waugh and Don ElECTRICAl REPA,RS: Wesley Waugh, allof~ton: three Electric Moton Battery Chargers sisters, Laura Hughes and Ida Wate p Small Welders Wray, both ot Ashton and Iva r umps Hughes,AppleGrove; onebrother, Aireatort Motor Controls Hershel Waugh, Ashton; 22 grand· AUTOMOTIVE ELEC. REPAIR: children a nd 18 great Alternators Starters grandchlldren. G (T h Hewasprecectedlndeathbyhis first wife, Birdie L. Pike Waugh, 1who died in 1940, his second wife, Lucille Blake Waugh, who died on March ~. 1978, one sister and two brothers. Funeral services will be Monday at2p.m. at the Balls Chapel Church with Rev. Bobby Wray oftlclating, Burial wlll be In the Bails Chapel Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun· day ' 4 to 9 p.m. at !be Wilcoxen Funeral Home and atihechurchone hour prtor to the fune~al. ' FOR RENT Available August 8th c. Fine Home, Excellent Location. Near Schools, Churches, Shopping Area, Etc . c. arpet and d Drapes Furnished. References ReqUtre · RENT •400.00 MONTH Call ar See Marris Haskins or Jeff Smith 'a t Ohio Valley Bank 44L 2631 l~::e~ne::rat::o:r:s::r:ac::t:o:r)~~~~:T:r:o:u:b:le:s~o:o:t:W::ir:in=g==~~~::::::::::::::::::::u:·::::::::::::::::::~== Recommend,Central Ohio site for giant atom~smasher OOLUMBUS (UP!) -The state of Ohio is going to promote a huge tract of land in the four-county Marlon·Delaware area as the potential site for a hqge federal atom-smashing project which could reveal the secrets of cneation. Gov. Richard F . Celeste announced Friday that a 'special task force had settled on the central Ohio ~lte to recommei!d to the U.S. Department of Energy for the physics research facUlty, which be said could produce 3,(lll heavy construction jobsand6,000hlgh-tech jobs later. The site Includes portions of Delaware, Marlon, Morrow and Union counties. Ohio has been listed by U.S. News and World Report as among five states with the best chance of landing tbe $6 billion Superconduct· ing Super-Collider, which wUl smash atoms to permit the study,of sub-atomic particles. (;,'J .LII'OI.!S- A Ga llia County man wa s citrd 11). city polire Frida!· for DW1 and dri\·i ng with a sw:P<'n ciC<I Iicc nse. Mark F. B<'nnrlt. 21. of Ht. I , 1'\orthup. will f.':ln ) £1 hParlng in (talli!Xllis The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-A-7 GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE MIDDLEPORI'- Hazel Warren, 88,1ormer Middleport resident, died TJ!ursday at her home In Belpre following an extended Illness. She was preceded In death by her husband, J. Warren, In 1970, and a son, J. Warren, Jr., in 1983. She Is suiVlved by three daugh· ters, Garnet Warren, Belpre; Mrs. Douglas (Maxine) McHaffie, Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Joe (Row· en a) Young, Pomeroy; a son, MGM FARM CITY OoKl~iftt~ e/ff~tr... <Elf) ' COLUMBUS (UPI) -Ofllcudsof the American Fedmltton ot State, County and Municipal Employees, Ohio bave denoonced a decision by the State Employment Relations board, which forced 160 Gerald Warren, Falnnont, W.Va., seven grandchildren and four great-granchlldren. Setvlces will be held at the Spencer Funeral Home in Belpre at 2p.m. Monday. Friends may call at the funeral homefrom2to4and7to9 p.m. Sunday. Hazel WlUTen SUBJECT TO Supernumber 1-800-336-HELP Ev.::rett Caldwell Lee Emergency Road Service '. BLame short for fire in attic GALUPOLlS - A short in an aft ic fan was blamed by Gallipolis ··Fire Department official> for a fi re that caused approximately $2,(lll Friclav 'night to the• Ri. .1. Gallipolis residence of Gallla County ProS<'rulor .Joseph L. Ca in, . Officia ls s<~ id the fir e. which caused arou nd $1.000 to thestructure and $1,00) damagr ro its contf'nts. was conta ined in t.he a«ic area. F'irdigh ters were on thC' scene of the 8:38 p.m . blaze until10 p.m. cJffieials " ' id an clocllical shm't was a lso thecauseof a2: 50p.m.car .fi rc t ha 1ca uS<'t'l around $100 da mago to 1979 Pontiac owned by John E. H ouc~ of lll Old Fort Trail Rd . • w. AFSCME officials denounce board's decision deaths ,. AAA HIGH TIME YOU Summer attendance up at Rio RIO GRANDE- Att endance at the tv.o summer sessions at Rio Grande College and Communi ty College increased over last year, according to school officials. 'lhcrc wen· 462 stude nts enrolled in the Community College this summer, compared to 4U6 in 1!184. Attendance a t the private college was up from 267 in 1~184 to 297 in 1985. During the first summer term. 310 students enrolled in the Community College. compared to 285 in 198:1, while 233 studenls were attended the privatP college this year, compared to 216 in·1984. Durlng the second summer Sl'ssion, 152 students attended classes in the Community College, compared to 121 in 1984. At the private college. ti4 students attended second term classes. compared to 51 in 1984. the coaching position and no certified applications were received. Substitute secretary-aides named include Teresa Drummer, Brenda Hysell, Karen Meadows, Joyce Miller, Barbara Smith and substl· lute custodians named are Elbert Cains, Jr. ,Steven Call, Tim Frazier, Charles Hysell, Gregory King and. Robert Manley. Named substitute cooks were MyiVIlle Brown, Shelly Davis, Lelia Haggy, DIB\'a Harrison; Brenda Hysell, Delma Karr, Edrlciss Karr, Eva Mllllron, Betty Reed, Dottie Scarberry and Bar· bara Smith. Named to regular cooking posts were Sharon Black and Ruby Rife. Kelly Lambert was named to the position of secretary at the Meigs Junior High School. Resignations accepted Included Debra Canter, a teacher. and Tim Saunders · as varsity baseba!J coach. Ohio- Point Theslterecornmendedbythetask force Includes a 50().acre centml "campus" · and twelve 30-acre refrigeration substations con· structed around a circular track which wlll accelerate nuclear particles. The Depanment of Energy Is planning to choose a site and present a proposal to Congress for the research facility late next year. The particle accelerator is a circular track 60 to 1~mlles around, burled ln a tunnel :nl feet underground . Protons will be accelerated around the track untll they are traveling almost the speed of light. They wUl meet otber protons speeding · the in the opposltt> direction. The resulting collision wUl pro- · duce a complex array of highly energized sub-atomic particles, similar to conditions that solentists believe existed at creation of the univerSe. 1983 CHEVROlET CITATION One local owner. only 43,449 actUal miles. light sable brown with dark brown custom interior. Air. AM-FM, Rallye wheels. ~ .. . 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE 4 DR. 1985 CHEVROLET S-1 0 Just like new. 13,313 miles, auto .. power steering, V-6, black with Sunshine striping. Save on this one. Locally owned . JUST TRADED THIS WEEK Air, auto. trans .. power steering , new Olds Calais trade . Locally owned and well kept. Court on the cl1arg<.'s . .Cited for SJX'<XIing wert' Hct'beJ't c: Slone. !12. of 101 Hiver St .. J<a naug-a : Michafll Prtrf'lla. 2.l of Rt. 2. Bidvwll; and .John 1·:. Gills .Jr .. of3301hit dAve .. Gnllipolis. Ka1 h~ · Prrston. 2t), of Rt. 1. Norl hup. was cited for failure• to d[.spln~· \·~rl kl . , KEN ..DY SPICE CENTER Report 1,875 entries in fair"s open class · Oct. 20-25 cal tie, n; sheep, 12; ]Xlultr)·, 7: farm nowcr shuw. wit h on !~· onr• being held this veer instead of lwo, 4.1.!. domestic arts. 266; palnrlngs, 70: pllotor.~·aph s. 47; !Joking and can ning, J37: granges ..1, end f('('(il'r ca lv('S, 32. Miller repre!!enlative in Pomeroy Wednesday POMF:HOY - A rcprC's~Oiat lvc h·om the office of Congressman CJarencv Mill~r will be a! the cOurtlloU!*' IO PomProy from10a. m . to 12 noon W!'dnesday for anyone having questions concerning the iederal goverrunent. • • --- NASHVILLE. TN OPIYLIJIID, U.S.A. BRITISH ISLES Sept. 11·27 E..lolnd, Ireland, fiiUifinl our lttow oltiM 011 Qprv . w.- plu• Gra DON'T LET WINTER TAKE YOUR HEADNG Whe n temperatures take lhe plunge this winter. your heating bills needn 't climb. Not if you 're on Columbia's Budget Payment Plan. The plan·averages your bills into 12 equal payments, so there are no pea ks and valleys because of the weather. Instead , the monthly amount stays the same ... higher than you now pay in the su mm e r. but a lot lower in the winter. · Rather than ups and downs. your gas bills slay on a smooth , even track all year 'round . It's easy to be a Budget Payment customer. too. All you do is pay the " Budget Amount " on your August bill, and you 'll b e - •--- -- .:.__,~--~- ·-·- -- - - Days fl RBW fJ/' Ufed Cll' $32 9 · l'wto 1.., Woy ol' fl'uck.. .. Nt_ w Yutk Nf·W York 1-. JO.Sept. I FMIWII'It ,._ Ulh11 of lrMdwn ll'lelu•nt .... ANti.. ..-the See Uti "OM eou...." CAlif 011NIA a... to-s.,t. II, 14 Dtoyl ... . . . . . . . . . lhtt" 20 StGitf. , , . .... ~:~~o~:;,;:,-2,;~:~~=~\~,;,:~;~·· 0~~- Countdown to 1986 -- l.Otr hflte the 1 03, - ~ ptoducft NEW CHEVROLET CARS1 CHEVROLET TRUCKS AND OLDSMOBILES IN STOCK! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! find fi/'B lefldg to desI/ • PAll TOll AGI111-DAVID E. LAUFEI IT. I, BOX 146, OAWPOUS, OH. 45631 I PH. (614) 446-3894 I I evrolet-Oidsmobile, Inc. 1616 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio •• 0 ••• 0 0 •••••••••••• • We ' r---r.-,;,-;r..roT..;;fl::, fr..-,;,;~cano~Writi;'" ___l II I at this one. Dark blue with contrasting custom cloth interior. V-8, air. tilt. croise, AM -FM stereo, Rallye wheels and much more. New Olds Trade - Well Maintained ••• ····· ·············· ··•···· ·· ····· ·········· ........... . I N1me ' 1 Add ss · ......... .. re ·····•ao••··········--······································ COLUMBIA GAS • FORA billed that amount every month . Your meter wili continue to be read as usual, and each month 's bill will continue to show the amount of gas you used . A review in March determines if your budget amount needs to be adjusted because of weather. Another good idea: .s ign on for Check free: too. It automatically makes your gas payment from your checking account each month so you save time , postage and check charges. ' Join the Columbia Budget Payment Plan . You'll take the ups and downs out of your heating bills ... and leave the high cost of winter behind. -It Sept. u.29 Oct. 10-U Joio tho 5,010 Oc<'.Jil Ctly M.nyli!nd $239 , _ _ j;,;jj,;;... .4 conlldel'inl . 6ugin1 ot tndlnl lol' SENIOR C.ITI?ENS Grande Olo Opry foun 3 Days . . . 16·11 Sop!. 13-15 tid. 11-20 II gou fii'B ScotlaOHI, Wales 14 loys by Air & C Cal for Special lr...... o .. 1983 CHEVROLET MONTE CARlO ~ook This week's best buy. Compare anywhere . Dark blue with saddle landau vinl roof . Only 41.582low mtles . $359 ,!,~~" 4. Days $429 Aug. 19-25 1979 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DR. Not 1 junk.t, but'"J action paaked nlgh11 , 81 • 11 ,,. of 1 11 th color and gl1mour of dll Min Americ. PagNI't1 . CINTUI FLORIDA lltniNG . WOilD'S THE "iEST OF FLORIDA", 7 DAYS ._,....r"\_...:.·..... .... ..r_......... . This L> t)IP report of Mr, . Muriel Bradford. lair board ."'t'Crt'f;J r;.·. who •vlth hc•r staff was at the RoC'k ~prings Fair!'rou nds on bothThurs· dav and l,.ridnv ~· ccc·ptinA the OP<'It cl~c;s cnlliC·~ w'h ich rlost-"ll Frida;\-·. 'J'he nurntx>r of emrirs in Pac h fll~d <>f rom!X'Iition lncludrs: dra ft horse>. 1 1; dairy cattle. 19: beef $339 sipt. 4-9 PO~lEFtOY - Th~re arc l.R7o cnrrit>5. in I hr>dpC'n c la ~~com pct it ion <1f ]'9s,r.i MPigs County F'air. crops . .122: ATLANTICClfY MISS AMEIICI PIGIAIIT Seat. 12·15 r 1•gist t·at ion . ·················· · .... ................ State ............ u••············ --- 446-3672 �I I August 11, 1986 pomeroy-Middleport-GallipoHs. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W.Va. Section~ August 11, 1981 INJENSE- Worklnr; In small groups, members ol the Cadiz, Ohio, mgh School band get lnlenollied training and practice as part ol their week at Camp c...,.,...do. Tbe camp, held at JUo Granile CoD.,ge, Is lri it'sl5th !IIIIJUI!el', directed by Jwnes Morg1U1 • . . Pride, spirit, dominate during week's stay at Camp Crescendo "The spirit of the corps" Morgan RIO GRANDE - Big brass and said builds that great working resounding drums echo around the rolling hills of Rio Grande College relationship. That relationship for six weeks every summer. This Is . ends In one goal - the i>E'st hand the 15th summer of Camp Cres· show they can create. Respect is cendo, ami approximately 500 high - the kids respect the band campers Invade the campus each directors and vice versa. week. · In a typical day, they begin practices at 6 a.m., have breakfast They come from as far away as Mon Valley, Pa., to take part In tpe "' 7: 45 a;,m01 theq;.r back and drill lnteft81v.,tmlftln1!frvma-mcft.4 Instructors In various aspects of high school marching bands. Run by camp. director James Morgan of Watkin's Memorial High School In · Pataskala, Ohio. the students come to Rio Grande for Individual and group instrtictlon. The days can be grueling, beginning at 6 a.m., ending at dark, everyday for five days. They ·get drilled and drllled - In small groups, full bands. majorette, flag and rifle corps. But the kids don't seem to mind, they know that bytheendoftheweek, theywillhave a good program. and pride. ... . - .., . Alter lunch. they practice as full bands and/or small groups, but break at 2 for swimming. However, at 2:30. It's back to buslness, until dinner time. At 6::11 p.m. , they go back to the field. working until around dark. Each summer, Rio GrandC' S('('s approximately 2,500 band studrnts at camp Crescendo. It is opcratf'd by Camp Crescendo, . Inc .. from Lebanon Junction, Ky. The camp was originated 2~ years ago ln Kentucky . · For many studmts across Ohio, Morgan said. band camp means Rio Prlde, at Camp Crescendo has a Grande and Rio Grande means special meaning. P - precision, R . band camp. At the cainp, most band - respect lor themselves and other arlive wllhout a regular "show" for bands; I - individual effort to the Ute upcoming season. The staffers common goal; D - determtna11on at Crescendo design and drill \hem to excell; , E - excitement, get wlthonP. excited about your music and the While many band ditectors hav<' crowd will be too.· gone to computers to plot their drills, During a week at camp, the kids Morgan still t:Joc.; his the old gain more than precision and pride, fashioned way - with grid paper they get close to each otber and and a tight board. But. hP is quirk to make many new friends from other schools. f I ' ' A SAXY SOUND -Members ollbeLondon (Ohio) mghSclmol band work 111 a group durlnr;one ol several dally oesalons ol Camp C.....,.,..do. Tbe saxophone section huddle together, listening to each other and sbal'lng a piece ol music. WAIT WlfH A SHJEIJ) Wailing lor another lnslntction from her field oonmMder, Times -Sentinel Text ami photo.r · by Lee Ann Welch Trao...,y Sheleman o!WaynesvUie . (Ohio~ High School shellds her fare from a light drizzle with a M......rare hal. Along with approxbnately 410 others, she has been oUtendlnr; Camp Cmlomdo at Rio Grande College this past week. .. MORE'111ANMUSIC-Whlle muc!J ol Camp er.cendo centers IU'IIIIIId &he naaslc bands piiQ', 111ere II more. Memben o1 flliC corps altend, reftnlnl their llldiJs. Allelt,,Mon Valley (Pa.) mgh !ldMlol ma· joltUet work on twirling and I •g their ~ At left, lhe liar; corps from Wtll Jelfe~WK~ · (Ohio) Hllh Sdlool Pfll"£lcell a ~ .. ... Joe "':a: ('il") zf: = "' cUI il.:. .,w • and_,..,.. 0 I" ~­ e~~.,.; ;o ... ::A I . .. r:' ..... .... , . routlae. , J • add, the c"mputer is Jl'ady lor him , and he just needs the software to get 11 going. • ·- For . evety minute of show, Morgan said, a t least three hours is spent In drUI time. So, for a l(}.minute show. t hey will work at least :xJ hou rs pr-eparing it . That's a lot oflirne: but the students put In the !;tours. ~ work, .taw>tber . - ~nnDIKQa\- a1t00lt•\v:NJ,OMI\IIt be proud of. �• • August 11, 1985 Pomeroy- M iddleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . -• Wise - Alleman MIDDLEPORT - Plans have been completed for !he open church . wedding or Susanna Wise to James Jeffrey Alleman on Aug. 17, at 7: 30 p.m. a t the Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport. ' Music will begin at 7 p.m . by organist, Ralph Werry, and soloist, Lois Burt, both of Pomeroy. Matron of honor will be Jennifer Harrison, sistt>r of the brkle. and best man will be J. Alleman, brother · of the J~;room. Other attendants will • We Reser.ve The Ri&ht To Limit Quantities . • • STORf HOURS Mon.,Sat. 8 AM -10 PM Sunday 10 AM -10 PM ~ ... , 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, .OH . . Mary Catherine Chichester ,Jerry Ky le Sw;Un "' . GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. reception will be he ld follo~<1ng the Thomas A. Milstead a nnounce the ceremony at the church . e ngagement a nd approaching marThe bride-elect Is a graduate of riage of !heir daugh ter, Nancy . Gallla Academy High School and Is E lle n, to Bradley Allen Grah am , sales manager of Mi lstead' s son of the Rev. and Mrs. Richa rd Bakery. Graham of Gallipoli s. Graham is a graduate of Gallla The wedd ing will ta ke place 7 Academy High · School and is p.m. Sept. 6 at Grace United employed at Pasquale Electric. He Methodist Church, Gallipolis. A a ttends Rio Grande College. ( GRADE A Whole Fryers •..• !~ .. 49 < SUPERIOR • s Fron k1e •••••••••••••••• Chuck Roast ••••••••• LB. U.. S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roost BIDWELL - P lans haV<• b<>cn completed for the open c hurch \~Pctding or Virgi nia Sup Adam s, daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. J a mes K. Adams of Rt . 2, Bidwell. and Gregory Carvour. son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Samuel Ca rvour. Columbus. The W<.:lding will be hPid on Saturday. Aug. 24 . at 2 p.m . in Grace United Met hodist Church, Gallipoils. A reception will fo llow i mm t'Ciiatcl~, at the church. The bride-elect Is a J~;raduat c of Ga llia Academy High School and is C'mployed as assista n1 manager of 1.. & K. Mote ls. Carvour is a student at Frankli n 8 ...•• ~ ~. . d ~· f G . roun . ee .•..•. ~. LB $ GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. David S. McCoy of Gallipolis a nnou nce lhe engagement a nd . fort hcoming '· _ 39 1 $1 09. . • ks..••..•.• . ~ .. 39< Drums t 1c LB ,RENTAL OFFER-For a limited time, rant thecanal aid (or ·o any heating aidl for 6 weeks for only $50.00. See HELPINC PEOPlE HEAR 7 9 ( Potatoes ••••••••••••••• • $169 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• ·. Sandwich Mate~!~:·. 9 9 ( Evans - Sands GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Dona ld K. EvJn s, Gallipolis. are • announC'ing the engJgement a nd approaching marriage of thC'lr daughlf'r, Penn;..' Don . to Dav id Wa~· nf' Sands, son of M r. und Mrs. Noodles~ .......... !:~;2 / $ 1 Spaghetti ••••••••••• 5/$1 CREAMETTE MACARONI or 7 oz. CnmC'nm Sands. Gullipolls. The open-church wedding wlll take plaC<' Saturday, Aug. 31. at 7 p.m . a t the Ga llipoli s Christian Church on Route 58R. A reception will be ht•ld Immediately following at the Church . Tht• brldP·elect is a graduate of Southwestern High School and majori ng- in Elementary Education a t Rio Grande College. She is Pmployed at Bob Evans Sausage Shop. · Sands Is a )<raduate of Kyger Creek High School and Is employed "1th HelnPr's Bakery. •• •• • ••••• 0 ·····~~······· 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • MAXWELl HOUSE WHITE CLOUD INSTANT COFFEE 12 oz. $399 limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offtr hpirts Aug. 17, 1915 BATHROOM TISSUE 4 Roll 0 0 0 0 ..•...·•................ 0 • •• • • • • ••• 0 ·····(XJU~······· 0 0 0 0 Pkg. 0 0 0 ' 0 0 112 Chicken ... ~ ••.•• !~~; .. ~ $2 .······~~······ . . ... ... .. • DETERGENT 147 Oz. ••••••••••r••• ••••·•• 0 . $ S79 l imit 1 Per Customer Good Only AI Powell' s Oflor hpiru Aug. 17, I 915 (6141 594-357' - -- -. - - 39 •• • • • •• • •• • 0 ••••••••••••••••••••• KOOL-AID #HgAS-36+8 20 '·1 0fSl Limit 10 Pu Customer Good Only At Powell's Ofltr bpiros Aug . 24, 1985 •••• Gallipolis, OH. PH. 446-260 I CONTESTANTS WILL BE AWARDED A S2 soo CASH PRI,ZE • • • w • UNSWEETENED 735 Second Ave. ''l<id1 Onlg '' Colol'ing Confegf \- 0 0 0 - GALLON BANQUET FRIED CHEER Athtns, Oflio 45701 • $1 09 ( Ice ream ....••...•.. 0 , 0 32!. W. Ufiion 5tnet - DAIRY LANE '99< limit I Ptr Customer Good Only At Powell's. Offer hplros Aug. 17, 1985 .. GALLON IND. CHEESE SLICES CREAMETTE WILLIAM S. DILES I 0 LB. BAG BROUGHTON n avid W. Sands us TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! at Holzer Clinir Earh Wednesday, 1:00 P.M. DILES HEARING .AID CENTER . Pmmy D . Ev;ms daughter, Lorri LC'<', to Timot hy Lee Stalnaker, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Cisco Stalnaker of Point Pleasa nt, W.Va. An open -chu rch wedd ing will take placr Sept. 14 a t 6 p.m . at Kreb< "' .1~oJ Chu rc h, Sa nd Hill If you are like most people with hearing loss you hear well in s~me ~ituations and have difficulty in others., A new hearmg a1d has been deve.loped that can give you the help y~u.need, ~he_n you nee_ d it. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing a1d IS so tmy 11 can be mserted in a matter of seconds. It fits comfortably within the ear canal and is barely visible. Help is finally here for those "part time" hearing problems. UnivC'rsHy . • maniage of lhei r Road, Point P leasant. A reception will follow in the church fe llows hip bu ildi ng. T,he bride·e iecl islf graduate' of Ga llia Academy High School and is employed by J im Mink Chevrolet· Olds. •' Stalnaker Is a graduair of Point Plea sa nt High School and Ga lli polis Business College and is e mployed at Revco. A TINY HEARING AID FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT. U.S. NO. 1 WHITE Vo SIII l<e~ W~l . Pori Ar~ lor~ia , Grc r~d Ccyrpor~ • • ~ .• --• IN EACH OF TWO CATEGORIES: I. Pre-Scoolers thru 3rd Grode ' · 8th Grode II. 4th thru GRAND PRIZE BONUS!!! Each Winner Will Be Eligible For A Grand Prize Award of: I. Pre-schoolers thru 3rd· Grade *20" BMX Dirt Bike* II. 4th thru 8th Grode *Home Computer* Pickup Entries In Store & Corumel ......... 11-21 lu ort:Gitrtil hn ~tment Staruey Staeo'l<!l w ill c'eoar a small SE>CMil 01 .,.ou r Clt'1 .est carpel II vou re f'I01 completely sa11sheQ we 1• leave Wltn NO C HARG E IQ AI LEt Sfttll~ ~ ..... 'PJ --CAo1; -v--•. , ........ ~• ··- traii• C ci re ct:. • On ly ln e r;ie con1ng wJnd an <:llln:;e or•l o:.- r ., .;:u r home • Ovr exc lu~•:-~e cl ea nmg agem s ' o rr :- ' A!Jc l wrm . steam P HICh,JCt:: the most powerlu l 1.•' i,.. , 1'-C carpel ctcan,nq method a\l.::t lt<J,:Ji/, • Compell!,ve c,. rnml:)r c;.al 1aHY. • ProfeSSIOnal u()l cJe,w•ng Sar~ J ~t an . St. Thonu:" & P.,.rto Plato ltwh GatMI...,.. ........ •••Dtca.lllr 7 IKWt1 bit Utt.rwl 20% OFF All Commercial Work Thru August Or1 one of our escorted group deporlu ret Incl udes roundtr ip schedul ed air t r an sp orta t ion Col umbu s to Mi ami. tra nsfers between airport and pier , port· charges, baggage han dling. Full crui se priYileges incl uding oil meals and enter· tainm • nt. 1 I I -------------ciRnraEimiGsPuiAi-. $21 p,. Room Mm. 2 Rooms 7 AREAS' NO HIDDEN CHARG ES I $95 I ! '=i STAILEY STEEMER. : "Area is Room. Staircut. II I· L 446 8059 Bath Hallwa"rWalt·ln c,,,,~. 1 ROOM scorc;GUARD ..... •49.oo The carpet dean in~ '•mpe~ny l'IOmen recommend. 1 0'~"' " • Tra1ned pro tes s,onal t:~ P.w ~ wil l nn ai~ ZA your carpet and uphol ster y · • Your l url"'•l uu~·p·, c.. .ut:IIJ hy 11 ·:wet' r~r.o reiUrner.J to ti s onqtnal locallo'1 • Sp~c 1.1 1 rl!IL' "ll 10 '1 ·r1 Ol lh ...,L,'' c,;:_. .., ·"' ', ·l'i .......,. Vltilt(a p Holt len, As l ow As . M('Q)y - Stalanker ·12 OZ. PAK , TURKEY RELY ON STANLEY STEEMER ·FOR QUALITY, SERVICE & VALUE Milstead ·Graham U.S.D.A. CHOICE Adams Carvour Hair problems seem to Intensify In humid weather. Coarse or wavy halr wm frizz, while naturally fine , straight hair will go limp. It's best not to fight natuw, although a carefully don<' body ---------------------- e~n~<ir§ Lorri Lee Mt'Coy Timothy Lee Stalnaker .. REEDSVD..LE - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chichester, Reedsville, are announcing the e ngagement and approaching marriage of their daughter , Mary Catherine, to.Jerry Kyk? Swain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swain, also of Reedsville . The wedding will be held Aug. 13 at 6:-l l p.m . at the Eden United Bnifhren Church with a reception to follow a t the 13ellville Locks a nd Dam Park. The bride-elect is a graduate of Eastern High School and Is empln:ted by K-Mart in Vienna. Swain is a graduate of Eastern a nd the DeVry lnst il uteofTechnologv, Columbus. He is serving with the U,S. Air force. Virginia Sue Adams Gregory Carvour he · Karen Goggins, Ml!lclleport. Renee Willis, a nd Rowena Averlon. both of Pomeroy. Ushers will be Sieve Harrison, Cheshire, RDn Ron'l'l'. Point P leasant, and BUI Brady, formerly o!Polnt P leasant. 1 Jesslca Cale wUI be the Oower girl, and Chad Spurlock. the ring bearer. A reception wUI be held Immediately followlngJhe ceremony In the church d!n!ng room. The couple will reside In Hinesv ille, Ga. 7 DAY CARIBBEAN Nancy Ellen Milstead permanent ht>lps such probleiT_IS· Basically, jt 's the cut that counts. Often a blunt cut , done wtth scissors ralht>t than tapered razor layering, will get maximum volume and control. A protein-enriched hair spray can also he lp. Humidity and hair SIMiey Steemer PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, AUG. 17, 1985 Chichester Swain -The Sunday Times: Sentinei-PaQe-B-3 Offt r Good lhru .1 ., ''" ' I'• L · I I I ---------------------------- Aug. l l, I'J8 S -- . I I t Cop-.rlght .!I .v • · V · . .. , - " · " ··· • · ;, totrnalion•lln<:. �August 11 • 19~5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. Page-B-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel August 11. 1985 .......---:-:---------Community calendar I area happenings __________ GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Carroll Woodard will ·be at Bell Chapel Church, Sunday, 7:30p.m. SUNDAY . V~catlon Bible School beginning p.m . at Buckeye Rural Electric. Monday, 6: 30 p.m., through Friday. . MONDAY For InformatiOn, cau 256-68l! or GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County GALLIPOLIS- Revival at Silver 25fH>251. aasses for ages Infant Dlstrtct Library Board d Trustees CENTENARY -Centenary Uni· , Run Baptist Church begins Monday, through high school. meets Tuesday, 5 p.m. at the Dr. ted Christian Church homecoming continuing to Aug.l8, 7: :Jlp.m. with Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Sunday, 10 a.m. In mo111ing, Saved Bill Little. Gabriel Quartet will sing RIO GRANDE Simpson Library, Gallipolis. wUI sing, DerrellJohnsonspeaking. Thursday. Chapel UM will have Vacation Bible In afternoon, Glory land Believers GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis RoSchool, 6: 30 to 9 p.m. for ages 3 with Jack Holley speaking. Dinner tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m. ; Down through high SChool. . CROWN CITY- King's Chapel at noon. · Under. Church wUI have Vacation Bible School beginning Monday, 6: 30 to VlN'I'ON - Vinton Full Gospel GALLIPOLIS - GOOd News 8: :Jlp.m. Oasses for ages3toadult. · Church will have revival services RUTLAND - Rutland Village Baptist Church will show Night Council meets Tuesday at 7:30p.m. beginning Monday, throughAug.16, Song, Sunday, 7 p.m. at Rutland Civic Center. GALLIPOLIS - Grace United wlthChalmerHall, ?p.m. nightly. Methodist Church will have Vaca· ANTIQUITY Homecoming tlon Bible School beginning MonRACINE - Racine Masonic DARWIN - Meigs County DisSunday, Faith Fellowship Crusade day, 6:30 to 8: :xJ p.m. through abled American Veterans, Chapter Lodge 461, F&AM, meets 7:30p.m. for Christ. State Rt. 338, beginning10 Friday. Classes for ages three 53, picnic at roadside park on Route Tuesday. a .m .· Bring covered dish, public through grade six, also an adult 33, south 'of Darwin, at 6:39 p.m. Invited. class. ' WEDNESDAY Monday; all members Invited, take covered dish. · GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County TUPPERS PLAIN - Parker CENTENARY- Centenary Unireunion, Sundqy, at Tuppers Plains ted Methodist Church will have BEDFORD 1WP Bedford Elementary School, beginning Vacaton Bible School beginning Township Trustees meet Monday, 7 12:30, dinner 1 p.m . ' · Monday, 9tolla.m., forages4 to14. p.m., a! town hall. PORTER- Rev. Howard Rollins will be at Valley FreewUI Baptist Churt:h, Sunday, 7 p.m. PORTER- Family Singers will be at Clark Olapel Churt:h, Sunday, ?p.m . HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -Jarrell reunibn, Sunday, Camden Park. Potluck dinner 1 p.m .. soft drinks, paper products furnished. PT. PLEASANT -Descendents of John a11d <;:aroline Rut~n reunion , Sunday, Krodel Park, Dinner1p.m . GALLIPOLIS - Narrow Way the Rev. Joe Gwinn, at Faith Temple Independent Church, S~day, 7 p.m. ' S!n~rs and vALLIPOLIS - Everett Spurlock reunion, 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park, Sui>day,11 a .m . Brtngcovered dish. ~REASY RIDGE - Myers reunion, Sunday, Fox-Fairview Church. Basket dinner at noon . . RU'ILAND - Hymn sing at Rutland Freewill Baptist Church, Sunday 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - "Jon!" will be shown Sunday, 7:30p.m. at Grace Uqlted Methodist Church. RACINE - James Wolfe family reunion Sunday at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe. Covered dish' dinner 1 p.m. LECfA- Rev. E rnest Baker will be :at Walnut Ridge Church Sunday. POMEROY Hayes-Young School reunion, Sunday, 1 p.m. old Holiday School grounds, Gilkey Ridge Road. 7:~p.m. GALLIPOLIS- Denney reunion, Supday, home of Mr. and Mrs. . GilmoreKnottsonKerr-Harnsburg , ROOd. Dinner noon. . VlNTON Gooch reunion, Sunday, home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bush. Potluck dinner noon. VINT.ON - Felloshlp Chapel will have Vacation Bible School begin· ning' Monday, 6::Jl to S::JJ p.m. through Friday. Cla•ses for children through adult. For transportation, call388-9751. If you could look into your crystal ball, you would p/wciys know, in advance, when you would need a Doctor. Board of He~llh meets Wednesday, ALL SPRING & SUMMER SHOES 50°/o-75°/o Off, BASS SANDALS . $12SG & $1495 .9 WEST 1f2 flRI(E THE SHOE CAFE 300 Se<on~ Ave., G•llipelis GALLIPOLIS LaLeche LeaguemeetsTuesllay, 9:30a.m. at the home of Sherry Sraser. For information, call 446-4195, ~4 or2864900. ---·- r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Free-Arm Ma<hirw Madel SS30 The Winning Singer Combination MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE A tine quality Singer• sewing machine malch8d with a beautiful, versatile Singer sewing machine cabinet • Double value • Single price Bibles, looks, Sunday School Curriculum Office Supplies, Gifts. 20°/o Off "SEE US AT THE FAIR" IN THE GRANGE IIILDING ALL SINGER SEWING MACHINES and CABINETS Come In and Register For: *A Gift Certificate *A Picture *A Family Bible Plus: A Large Selection Of MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. 992-2641 . ' · RAC!NE'-SonjaDenlseHUland · David Mailhew DemOSky ex· changed Wedding VOWS in a candle' light ceremony at the RaclneUnlted Methodist Church July 6. The hrld~ Is . the daughter of Sandra Baer, MlnersvUle, and Dennie Hll~ Racine. The groom Is the son o! Mr. and Mrs. William Demosky, Middleport. The Rev. Roger Grace performed the double ring ceremony folowing a program of music by Jane Wise, organist, pianist, and vocalist for the wedding. The allar o! the church was decQrated with baskets of -summer flowers and a semi-circular candelabra arrangement, and the pews were marked with ribbons. Escorted to the altar by her father and given In marrtage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown of satin with a sheer designed overlay. It was fashioned with short puffy sleeves, a high 11€Ckllnewllh a standup rume, satin cumherbund, and a softly gathered skirt With three tiered ruffles at the bottom which flOWEd Into a chapel train. Her bridal hat had a howofUiuslon at the hack and a veil which fell to the Door. Shecarrted a colonial bouquet of white roses with pastel accents and streamers In pastel shades tied In love!" s knots. Melissa Sauters of Joshua, Texas, was thematronofhonor, and Debbie LaValley, Racine, the maid of honor. Other attendants were Me· linda Venoy, Harrisonville, sister of the groom, bridesmaid; MarcyHIU, Mlnersv!Ue, sister of the bride, junior bridesmaid, and Amber Cumings, Syracuse, Dower girl . They wore , street-length pastel gowns In pink aqua. yellow, Ia· APPA:NEO lNOEPENCE:NT DEALEI1 s TULSA. Okla . - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Burke, Tulsa, announce THE FABRIC SHOP the engagement of their daughter, Sheila Anne, and John Sherman Gilliam, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliam, Patriot , Ohio. P-roy 115 W. 2nd St. SINGER PRODUCTS PH. 992-2214 . S•ving Mtigs & Gallia (ountin A Tr~mll'kof The Smg1r Companv I ' .• LOCATED AT OUR MAIN CLIN'C ON RT, 35 IN GALLIPOLIS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5:00P.M. TO 9:00P.M. WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. ~0 APPOINTMENT NECESSARY · 448-5287 A Message From The Bible .. . NOW YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN SATELLITE DISH FOR AS LOW AS . GALLIPOLIS- T~ Dr. Samuel brook, 1·1: 35 p.m.; C&S Bank, L. Bossard Memorial Library 1:41>-2:15 p.m .; Rodney Village, 2:45-3:45 p.m .; Gallia Metro Estannounces Its schedule for t be week ates, 4-5: 15 ·p .m .; Kerr, 5; 30-5: 55 of Aug. 12 to 16. Monday - Chl ldrep's Res. Tr. p.m .; Bidwell, 6: 19·6: 30 p.m .; Cochran's, 6: 40-7 p.m.; Valley View Ctr., 11:30 a.m.-noon; Children's Home, noon-12: 30 p.m .; Scenic ' Estates, 7: 10.8 p.m. - ·Tuesday - E.wington, 10·10: 30 Hills , 12:40-12:55 p.m.; Meadowa.m.; Vinton, 10:40.11: 40 a.m.; ' Morgan Center, noon-1 p.m .; Afnca Road , 1: 15·1: 45 p.m.; Che· shire, 2: 30-3: 30 p.m.; Addison, 3: 41>-4: 15 p.m.; Addavllle Eie., BATTI..E;'S WHARF, Ala. (UPI) 4:254:55 p.m.; Bulavllle Tr. Ct., -The seafood was fresh tree In 5-5:30 p.m.; Georges Creek, 5: 40· the Battle's Wharf conununlty on 6:10 p.m .: Kanauga 5th, li: 15-6: :lO the eastern shore of MobUe Bay. p.m.; Southeastern Equ . Tr. Ct., Residents woke up Saturday to 6:35-7 p.m.: K&~ Tr.' Ct., 7: 05-7:30 · what Is known in coastal areas as a Seafood jubilee · ana "seafood 'jubilee." of flounder, shrimp Hundreds and crabs swarmed to the surface and washed ashore In he occasional phenomenon some scientists blame on changing oxygen levels In thewaler. "It was just fantastic," Dean Wendland said. "It happened about 7 in the morning, which Is unusual, but I've never seen one where the no under were just everywho!re." BY Jesus." How The Joller Received Foltb Since it was extremely important for the jailer to believe, how was he to receive the faith which he was to believe? He must hear the testimony of the ··....,ord of the Lord. ·· the gospel. for faith comes by hearing the word. ..So thfmjuith c:omerh by heuring und hearing by the word of God" (Rm . · 10; 17). In order for the jailer to believe. Paul and Silas "spake the word of :- rhe Lflrd wllo him . with all rhat were;, his house" (Acts 16:32). Now , is 1t hard to understand why they swke the ''word'of the Lord '" unto the jailer :, and his hou~ehold? It was for the ·purpose of imparting the faith of which he stood in need to the savin8 of his !iou1 and those of his house. · Follh And Obedience The jailer and his house believing the faith were motivated to perfect : their obec;lience in baptism, "And he took them thesume lwur ofzhe night unCI wt1shed their stripes ,· and was baptized, he and all his. straightwaY : (immediately)" (Acts lb ;JJ). Why baptism? It was commanded by Christ (Mt . 28: IQ: Mk . 16: 16). in whom he was told to believe. Paul and Silas did · not encourage their delaying being baptized , but baptized them ""inlmediutely. ·· Had the jailer and his household been saved the moment . they believed , or by ''failh only. 1' there would have been no need for such . urgency. . Momenta Of Rejolcln1 · Fulluwing their hearing, believin~. repentin~. and being baptized, there was much rejoicing , "And rejorced, believrn, in God whir ·all his , house " (Acts 16:34). What was the occasion for their rejoicing? They had believed in God and obeyed. What did their obedience involve? Hearing, . believing, repenting. and being baptized . • . The co nditions are the same today. You must believe, receiving the • t3ith by hearing the word . You must perfect or complete your obedience by • baptism in order to be saved. This is salvation by faith, according to faith. ' and of laith . For Free Bible Correspondence Co-, Write ... Chapel Hill Church of Christ Bulavllle Road • P. 0. Box 308 Gallipolis, Ohio 43631 :oi1111day Evennt,;: Wur~thlp 1:08 "ediiNdll,f l Bible *udJ 7;t0 .. ". -I .----· ·· ::· -l : . ·. ~.1 ·.·., · j - .. · -~ . '. 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Astnngents often work even better when they're kept COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE You PURCHASE 446-9510 MY 1211 to 4 C·D·E Widths OVER 1000 READY -MADE BLINDS IN .STOCK Super Summer Price Carpet Cleaning Thru August Lazy-Bones have just the right' amount of growing room and are made wHh only the finest materials to hold up while your kids grow upl Add a refreshing touch tomoistur- R~h\[)~ ACROSS ·rHE "T~ ......r ~ '\!!!! LET US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. Growing room! Refrigerate creams ' The br1de·elect Is a graduate of Edison High School and the Univer· slty of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Science degree. She Is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and Is a special educatlon teacher for the Tulsa Public School System. Gilliam is a graduate of Southwestern High School. he received a bachelor's degree In Biology at Oral Robens University, Tulsa. He Is a student at Oral Roberts School of Medicine. . An open-church wedding Is being planned for Sept. 14 In Tulsa. KACJNJo;- Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. Cramer of Ashland, Ky. an· nounce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabelh, to Ste· phen Thayer "Pete" Simpson, formerly of Racine. He Is the son of Mrs. Ruth Simpson and the late James E. Simpson, Racine. The wedding wll be held Oct . 12 at St. Peters Churt:h, Worthlngion. The bride-elect received a bache· lor of science in nursing from the Conge of St, Teresa and a master of · science In nursing from the Unlver· slty of Kentucky. She Is employed as director of Nursing Staff Development at th£' Ohio Stale University Hospitals, Columbus. Simpson Is a gradualeofSouthern High School, attended Hocking Technical College in Nelsonville. and Is employed as an analyst In production control at Rockwell International, AJrcraftJ Division, Columbus. JUNIORT. r-:::===============::::=====~· Sizes Miniature replicas of the wedding party were positiQned on the stairway. A traditional bride and cool. groom under a gazebo decorated Refrigerate so-called natural coswith pastel silk flowers and n'bbon metics because Ihey have little or no topped the cake. Serving at the reception were Joyce, Cheri and .Joy Sauters. Ramona Yonker, and Peggy Lawrence. The bride Is · a graduate of Southern High School and Hocking Technical College. She Is a dietetic technician at the Meigs County County Health Department and Is also a contract dietetic technician for the Gallipolis Development Center. The groom graduated from Meigs · High School and Is employed at Ohio . University. The couple reside at Bradbury. Cramer·simpson . . The Quettlon And A111wer ..Sirs , what must I do to bt- saved? "" Not knowing about Christ, he was told to "believe on the L ord Jesus.·· Why was he to believe in Christ? For Christ is the Savior of the world (Jno. 4:24). in whose name he must be saved (Acts 4:12). in whom is salvation (2 Tim . 2:10), and without faith he c~uld not have pleased God (Heh . 11 :6). Too, if he had not believed in the Lord, he would have died in his sins (Jno. 8:24). Please observe that the jailer was not told tu '"Believe (only) on the Lord !esus, ··but to ''Believe on the Lord and .. Mary Elt.abeth Cramer Stephen Thayer SlttJ..-. out olco nte .~t. The ja iler being gravely concerried about his sinful condition asked, spaghetti straps and a tiered ruffle skirt. The groom's mother was In a pastel yellow dress with a sheer overlay, both mothers wore carnation corsages. A reception was held lt1 the church social room following the wedding. Kathy Cumings and Missey Rainey registered the guests. The three-tiered fountain cake featured stairways on either side leading to two side tien'd cakes. vender and blue des lgned with Wide shoulder ruffiesandsatlnribhonsat the waist. Baby's breath tinted In the color of their gowns were woni In their hair. They carried single carnations with greenery matching their gown colors. John Byer, Middleport, was best man, and theusherswereSteveHIII, Pomeroy, brother d the bride, and Jay Rowe, Middleport, brother-In· law of the groom. Ryan Rowe, nepheW of the groom, was the ring bearer. The bride's mother wore a pink satin street length dress with BELIEVE ON THE LORD (Acts t6: .11.32). T~ understand the jailer's conversion, we must not take any scripture p.m . Thursday - Cora , 2:41>-3 p.m.; Raccoon Tr, Ct., 3: 1().3: :JJ p.m.; Patriot, 3:45-4:15 p.m.; Cadmus, , 4:45-5:15 p.m .: Gallla, 5:30-6 p .m.; Centerpoint, 6: 15-6: :«J p.m.; Center· ville, 6: 41J.7: 10 p.m. Friday Ba ne's, 9:55·10:05 a.m. ; Dorothy Young, 10:10·10:20 a. m.; Opal Franklin , 10:30-10:50 · a.m.; Macedonia (Hawley), 11:(6. 11: 20 a.m.; Myers !Mary), 11:3011: 45 a.m.;· Mercerville, 11:50 a.m.-12: 10 p.m.; Swain's Store, 12:20-12:50 p.m. ; Crown City, 1:452:30 p.m.: Grace Shaffer, 2:45·3 p.m.; Ohio Townhouse, 3:15-3:45 p.m.; Eureka, 4-4: :xJ p.m . Most suntan lotions aren't for use close around the eyes. Now !her Is a speciill protector, a sunstick by Clinlque called Eye-Zone Sun Block SPF14. . Skin toned, the stick tip Is designed for the brows, the hairline and lids, the SPF allows very slow tanning In this delicate area and acts as a light makeup and moisturizer. Mr. and Mrs. David Matthew demosky J William B. Kughn "A,d th ey .said. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou Jhalt be .saved. arid 1hv house. And they spake unto him the word ofrhe Lord. and · to all rha1 were in his house. And he toolc them the .same hour of the ni&iu. . and washed (heir stripes; and was bapth.ed. he and all ho;, .straighnvay" scheduled~ Eye protector Burke- Gilliam SUMMER FABRICS Also, See Some Of The New Items Just In For Fall!! 83 MILL ST. The Kingston Modal530 Gallia bookmobile route Demosky wed July 6 r.;:;;;;:;r;;:;r;;:;n;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;w;rw;rw; 20°/o Off ·SALE TUE;!DAY Hill, 9 a.m. In the courthOUse, Gallipolis. BLADEN- Providence Mission· GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County ary Baptist Church wUI have . Right To Life meets Tuesday, 7:30 CARMEL Carmel ~United Methodist Church homecoming services Sunday, beginning 9:30 a.m. Potluck dinner at noon, ' followed by a service 1 p.m. RACINE -Revival begins at the Racine Apostolic Church Sunday with preaching and singing every night through the week except Monday. Services begin 7:30 p.m. . KAN AUGA.- Blake reunion, 95th blithday of Garred Blake, Sunday, Kanauga roadside park. Picnic !UJ)Ch, 1:30 p.m. with evangelist John Courtney. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-B-5 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. I HAVE ANY 5 ROOMS AND HALL CLEANED I REGULAR '199.00 I -----------· AND BLIND SHOP MON .·FRI. 9 to 9 SAT.9to5 704 GRAND CENTRAL AYE., VIENNA 295-4532 763 3rd A•e., Downtown Hunti_ n gton (Across from the Ci•it Center) 525·7090 ' �• Page- B-6 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel August 11 , 1985 Pol'(leroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Mil hone (Ruth Ann) of Rio G ra nde; three grandchildren, Connie Stout Soulsby, Terri Stou t, Jonathan Mllhone, and one grea t-grandchild, · Sha nnon Kay SoulsbY. Relatives a nd friends are Invited to call during the open househo urs,2 to 4 p.m . The couple requests that gifts be omitted. --....--- The firs~ televised pres idential debate was the Richard Nixon-J ohn lj:ennedy debate ser ies during the 1900 president ial campaign . Peggy V. Johnston PIANO . · AMSA ·WVMTA . · . MTA AMTA 886 ~ 5629 Nmpn.•ll• Cml"''' 45 Mlnutes from Gallipolis; 6 blocks hom New hst End Huntinlfon Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Carl f. Bamhill Mr. and Mn. Le.rlie She'tts ""'· Wolfe reception Sheets reception is scheduled CROWN CITY - Mr. a nd Mrs. Leslie Sheets of Rt. 2 Crown City are observ ing t~e i r 50th wedding .anniversary. Thr:v wPre married on Aug . 24. l93.'i a t L<'aper, Ohio by t·he Rev. Ira Sheets. Their children, Mrs . J erry I Doris I Haffe ll . Ga llipolis. Mrs . .John R ACINE.- Ms. J a nlce Wolfewlll !P hyll is ! Lane, Gallipolis, Mrs. entertain with a r eception honoring Francis (Vonda) McGuire. Chcsa · her parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Donald peake. and Mrs. Terry (Debby) Wolfe, on Sunday, Aug. l B, from 2to5 O'Dell , Crown City, will host a n p.m. attheRacine Wesleyan United open reception for them Su nday. Me thodist Church . F r iends and Aug. 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. a t , rela tives of the couple a re invited to WOOdland Ceni Pr on Rt. ltiO. a ttend the reception. It is requested tha t gifts be omitted. ByCHARLENEHOE~CH 'lbnes-Sentlnel Staff If y ou happen to be around Athens anytime thiS month, be sure to stop by Bank One and view the paint· ings or loca l arti s t , Ju a nit a Begiwling Knitting Oass Lodwick. learn to knit cincl make your fashionable sweater for fall and winter with the finest Pinqauin ·yarn. 6 wuk sessi011. Starts Tuesday, Aug. 13, 6:30 P.M. Taught by Debbia Copley Spring Yallty Plaza To Regist.tr Call 446-2134 AN ENDURING SYMBOL of heartfelt love ....~ .. . ·~ Circle anniversary celebrated RACINE- Mr. ondMrs. Douglas C ircle w ho rcsideonCarmciRoad in Racine celebrated their :J:lth a nni · versar·y on Aug. 7. ThE',\' were m arried in Pomeroy on Aug. 7, 1935 by Justice of the Peace J.W. McCou llough. H e Is thP son of the la te Sull iva n displaj. It 's not to late to enter th e ta lent s how a t the Meigs County Fair. In fact you have unt il Tuesday, the da y of the s how, to payyou rfeeof$2 a nd get in on the fun . Cash prizes will be awarded in three places. E ntries will be accepted a t the office in the junior fair building until 2 on Tuesday before the show to be held a t 4 tha t after noon on the hills ide stage. · ca reer education co urses in the 10 ' Building . "sitters" a r e being solicited by Addalou Lewis . While there's been no problem s in the past, Mrs . LewiS has decided to gfve a lit tle ext ra prot;;ction for exhibits this year in the senior fair building. She is organ izing "bu iid· ing s iners." two hours a t a time for the e nt ire week. So, of cou rse, she needs volu nteers-- lots ,o f th~m . You can call her at hOITl(', or see her a t the building anytime Monday. year-old community co llege. All will benefit from th e College's faculty and staff who have achieved an excell ent pl acement record fo r thei r students. Barre Guild Monument is a beautiful perm anent symboL It preserves forever memory of tho se held dear. Select Barre Granite, it holds its beauty unaff ectcc! bY time . . - -.. and the elements- backe d KARRE by, the strongest g ~arante e in the industry. Vi si t our GUILD Mr. and Mr.r. Dougla.r Circle The Chester res ide nt is a n outs tanding a rt iSt and teache r . She's exhibited in m any places Including M;elgs County Fairs and has a beautiful studio in a ru ra l setting just outside the s m a ll Meigs County· v illa ge where she paints ·a nd instruc ts. Ohio residents in their first two years of studies can ta ke advantage of public community college tuition rates at Rio Grande College and Community College. For many students, this arrangement has opened the door to higher education and provided career opportunities previously unavailable. But .at Rio Grande, the merger between a publi c community college and private co llege offers much more than a low tuition. Rio Grande College and Community College offers greater freedom to tailor personal academic programs. Stud ents in community college programs have the opportunity to take liberal arts courses in a 109 year-old priv ate college with a history of academi c excellence.· Students in the ,private college can take a variety of DJ'S Craft Shop ~ E le anor Thomas is looki ng for long-time r ecipients of Socia l Security to be honored a t a luncheon Wednesday a t the Senior Citizens Center . P <"rha ps you have a friend or rela tive w ho's been receiving monthly c hecks for 30 or 35 years. J us t ca ll Eleanor so tha t person can be honored. M al\ umenrt MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF COMMEMORATIVE ARTS and Clara Moore Circle , and she is the daughter of t he late Charles and Harriet Jones Ours. Mr. and Mrs . Circle are the parents of Linda Patt erson, Sue Hager. and Larry Circle. They have five grandchildren. ' LOGAN MONUMENT VINTON, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Let us co~v And.restore 'I our old ~hotos. IRVIN'S AUTO GLASS Oo "Back To School" · With Buster Brown, Bass, FREE at 2 RIBEYE DINNERS w/SALAD BAR Willets, Nike and Reebok THE SHOE CAFE/RASCALS With each Windshield Installed At Either Location for the Month of August. MEDICARE PATIENT ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED COMPLETE AUTO GLASS W/MOBILE SERVICE AUTO MIRROR DOUBLE OFFICE HOURS Wednesday marks the 50th i'nniver sary of the signing of the Social Seculity Act by Pres. Franklin Roosevelt. There will a lso be special recognition of the da y a t the Meigs County Fair on Senior Citizens bay w hich is Thursday. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY-. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. SATURDAY-9 A.M.-2 P.M. MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS-6:30-8:30 P.M. Mrs. Neva Curtis has ret u rned from a tour of the .west, accom panied by her d a u ght er, Sheila Fisher of Indi anapolis, Ind. a nd her grandson, Jason Scott of Columbus. H<"r daughter, Sand ra Shuffle of Olympia , Wash. returned to Ohio with Mrs. Curtis for a s hort viSit . The group traveled over 8,0)) m iles 111th viSits including Beuna Vista's ('Xotic animal par adise of Springfield, Mo. where they saw about 3,0)) wild and exotic animals a nd rat·e birds . took in the sights of Reno, Nev., Lake TahO<', Bryce, Zoin and the Gra nd Canyon Parks, visited t he Navajo Indians, saw the !ref'S of myst<'ry in the Redwood Forests in Califo rn ia. They also went to Yellowstone . Nat ional Park, visited Mt. Rushm ore and' Devils Tower, expet'ie nced t he monsoon s torms in New Mexico. travelijlg t hrough a total of 22 siat<"S on the !tip. And now on to the Meigs County Fair - see ~'a there! INSULATED GLASS PLATE SINGLE CUSTOM MIRROR WORK PLEXIGLAS HOURS: 8-S Daily - Sat. 8-12 1160 Second Ave. 1110 Viand Street Gallipolis, Oh. Pt. Pleosont, WV (6141 446-4423 (304) 67 S-5406 DR. AAROM BOONSUE, .M.D. Point .Pleasant Medical Center 25th & JEFFERSON AVE. PHONE 675-1675 Noreen Ondrusko who has been a t the Center for several years w lll be leaving soon for Clevela nd w here she has accepted a posit ion as ins tructor -preceptor for the P hysicia n Assistim t program at the Cuyahoga Com munity College. She'll be missed here. Noreen headed the Family Sup' port Network project a t the Center. She has annou nced tha t Marian PalmC'r , R M .T. is scheduled for a return visit to the F a mily Support Network program on Sept. 13. Mrs. Palme r, a ut hor, speaker a nd teacher. is one of the most ou tstanding speak ers I've ever heard, and anyone with the time shou ld make an effort to hear he r . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PEN DAILY SUN. THRU TUES. AUG. 13 1.77 ~:~. 2.08 ... • Assure! Panty Liners 26 liners indivtdually wrapped. 49.88 • ' Our Reg. 69.88 Bug Control lantern 68¢ [§) Rids up to 1Ya acre of flying insects. Includes 25 watt bulb. Sale Price Pkg. Filler paper. Pkg . or 200 Sheets. For school or home. Mff. mov var>,j Save 29%. 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An extra large serving of delicious bite-size fried shrimp served with the Captain's special cocktail sauce, natural-cut french fries, fresh cole slaw, and two Southern-style hush puppies. 2-Piece Fish Dinners Hair Spray .8 Fl. oz. CALL (614) 992-2104 (3()4) 675-1244 • 424 Second, Gallipolis 1.97 EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST TAWNEY STUDIOS J~ CkSO r'l AVC'OUl' Gallia·County through Aug. 16 a t the Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, are as follows: Monday, Aug. 12- Chorus, l -3 p.m . Tuesday, Aug. 13 - , S.T.O.P. Class, 10: 30 a.m.; Physical Fitness. 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 14 -Seminar, "Social Security: Past, Present and Future," 1:30-3 p.m . Thursday, Aug.15- Bible Study, Wednesday - Ham, au gratin potat()('s, greRn bea ns, rolls .: appi<"Sauce. : Thursday Friro chicken, • mashed pot a lOt's, brussel sprouts. : • wheat bread, plums. . ~ Friday Ham and Great Nor1hern beans. tossed salad, : cornbread , peach CJ'isp. Choice of beverage served with • each meal. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. PH. 992 -2511 Even if the photograph is time worn , cracked or has pieces of the picture missing. we can restore it to its original beauty. , ?91-:t 11 a.m.-noon; Board of Trustees meeting. 1: 30 p.m . Friday, Aug. 16 - Art Class. 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini-Course. 1-3 p.m.: Open Activities, 7-10 p.m . Menus consist of: Monday -Cheeseburger. pota to chips, sliced tomatoes, bun , pineapple slice. Tuesday - PPpper steak, but tered noodles. ca rrot s, wheat bread, chocolate pudding. W. fllain StrHI PH. 318 -8603 Pameroy. Mason Bridge • POMEROY- The Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, P omeroy, has tll2 followIng activities scheduled for the · week of Aug. 12-16: Monday - Square Dance, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday - P hysica I Fit ness, 11:45 a.m.; Chorus, 1-2 p.m. . Wednesday - Pa rty celeb~ting \he · 50th anniversary of · Social Security a t 10:30 a.m., com e In an d ta lk about the gOOd old days- when Social Security s tarted, hoo- much 'you paid , how m uch you rl'CCived when you first started drawing Socia l Security. Bingo, l -2 p.m.: Bowling, 1:30 p .m . Thursday - Ceramics, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Cente r will be open and ·serving the noon meal. Senior Cl!l2ens ' Day at th~ Meigs County Fair, reduced .price admission centerorcall992-2161. Reservations tickets at $1.50 are ava ilable at the need to be made by Aug. 30 so plans -renter for admission to Ihe fair that can be finalized. day only. The Senior Nutrition Program Friday:.._ Quilting and games, 10 menu for the week Is: a .m .-2 p.m . Monday - Tuna fish sandwich , The center is planning a weekend creamed peas, tomato, snacking trip to Wheeling, W.Va . for the cakr. Saturday Night Jamboree on Sept. Tuesday - New England boiled 21 and 22. The cost Is $94 tor dinner, orange gelatin with pineap,. · motorcoach travel: overnight lodg- · ple; .brownie, !ng at the Red Roof Inn. a nd a ll Wednesday - Ghicken ·breast. admissions. broccoli, penny carrot salad, cake On Saturday, there will be stops and ice cream . at the Palace of Gold and a factory T hursdaY - Sloppy Joe, has h ~;lass outlet and gift shop. On · the browns, cole sla w, ribbon mold !lip home Sunday the re will be a · salad. visit to Oglebay Park to enjoy the Friday - Pork chops, mashed gardens and greenhouses a nd the potatoes, wax beans, peaches. Mansion Museum, then an afterChoice of mil k, coffee, tea or fruit noon trip at t he St. Clairsville drinks avail a ble with m eals. Shopping Malt. If int('rested in this trip. more GALLIPOWS - Activities a nd informa tion can be obta ined at the menus for t he week of Aug. 2 Talent, building. sitters sought at fair -Monday nno ped"gogy . Studio, Proctorville, Olt. Meigs County Community corner M.A .. p i~t nn major , addi tional graduate hm1rs, p1· The Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- B-7 _ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va. Senior centers plan activities for week Barnhills to note anniversary TUPPERS PLAINS - Mr. a nd Mrs. Carl J. Barnhill will celebrate their golden wedding annlversar)' on Sunday, Aug. 18, with an open receptlon a t the St. Paul U nited Methodist Chu rch social room. The celebration is being hosted by their children. Mr. a nd Mrs. Bar nhill, the former ·Hazel C hristy, were married on Aug. 21, 1935 In Pomeroy. He Is a re tired president of a telephone company. They have two children, Mrs. Ja m es it Stout ll)orothy) of Tuppers P la ins. andMrs. Larry E. August 11 , 1985 i78-10·0636MI I I 89< I I Jergens Soap Personal size bus . :.J 5 bar pack '. • J • . �Page-8-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel August 11, 1881 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleeunt. W.Va. Beat of the bend Labor Day festivity planned.in Syracuse Senior Job Bank serves co~unity full-time GALLIPOUS - The Senior Citizens Job Bank wlth headquarters at the Gallla County Senior Citizens Center has been serving employers in the community and also applicants 50 years of age and older who ·a re Interested In full or part-time employment. The Job Bank Is sponsored by the Ohio Commission on Aging, Title V, and Is a low-cost program. The two job counselors each work pi.rt,flme and share a desk and a telephone. They work from a small office where copy work is also done, thus saving the cost of office space. When an applicant comes to the Job Bank, he or she fills out an ings that Hazel cr·eated over the years. · 'I'imes-Sentinel Staff "People WOI·klng Together" is Jim Lucas of the Rutland area tl)e theme of a '.\'aS among Meigs Couitttans atLabor Day celetending the :'adoption" of Western bration to be oJ>. horses a11d bu!Tos held recently at served in Syrathe Bob Evans Farm In Rio cuse with many Grande. Jim loves the bumJs activities scheoffered rhrough the government duled throughout program and purchased a new one the day. The theme Is a good one for att heEvansFarm. He has three on Syracuse which continues to make his farm now. Altogether. he's , such progress in many direct ions- adopted four· but unfortunately one really a growing community which did die. offer~ some nice facilities to The popularity of tennis seems to residents. Hopefully, the team work of be growing in leaps and bounds. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jeffrey D. If you'd like to take up the game, residents will be evident at the Labor Day celebration which opens les:;ons for beginning players wlll Mundell, son <if Patrick and Ernesllne Mundell of Rural Route at 10 a. in. with a parade. There will start at 4:30 p.m. Monday at the 1, Bidwell, has arrived for duty at Syracuse cou11s and you should be a chicken barbe-cue. games for Grissom Air Force Base, Ind. be there by 4:25p.m. lnst.ructorwlll children, a fire fighting demonstraMundell. a material facilities tion, a flea market, a horseshoe be Rick Crow - a resident of the with the 305th Air Refuelspecialist pitching toumament and at 5 p.m. town. Wing. was previously assigned Ing there will be a hymn sing featuring Force Base, Nev. at Nellis Air Robin Manuel. daughter of Joyce the groups, "Victory" and "Sunwife, Patricia, Is the daughter His Manuel. Racine, a nd Don Manuel, rise" along with ta lented Ma ry Cox of 210 S. Douglas, Janice Lavendar - and a special Letan. had major surgery at ol Mary appearance by "Hattie Mae ." I Camden-Clark Hospital in ParkerS· Goldsboro, N.C. burg in June and has been been confess I don't know anything about confined there for treatment for the "Hattie Mae" but they tell me s he's past three weeks. Robin missed a crowd pleaser. At 8 p.m . the home and a ll the summer fun. She'll tennis courts will be the scene of a now be undergoing outpatient dance with a disc jockey on hand to Capt. Harold H. Collins, son ot treain;lent. She'd love to her from play the hits. The village and the town's fire ycu, Her address is Box 155. Front Colston and Donna Collins of Rural · Route 2, Vinton, has been decorated department are joining in co- St .. Racine, Ohio 45m. with the third award of the Air sponsorship of the celebration . Any Medal at Tinker Air Foree Base, Me needle you? That's ridicu· proeceds raised by the department will go on the purchase of air bags lous! J ust be-cause I feel I have to Okla. The Air Medal Is awarded for tell you that another batch of while any money realized by the meritorious achievement while highway improvement contracts village will go to upgrading park in aerial flight. par!lclpatlng by the Ohio has been awarded facilities. Incidentally, the village Collins Is an airborne warning Department of Highways - this hopes to place a stage -lighted In a section of the park and the idea ·time the total is $21.559,025 - and and control system senior director Meigs County is once again com- . with the 963rd Airborne Warning Is to have it ready so that the first and Control Squadron. pietely excluded . Even though I coinmunity sunrise service can be He Is a 1977 graduate <Jf Ohio · m ake you feel neglected, I just held there next spring. University, Athens. know you're gonna keep smiling. Now - If you want to help carry out the theme of people working together - by working, by taking part in the flea market or the parade, just glve Bill Amott, 992-5818, a ring. He'll be pleased as BOARD ·cERTIFIED iN UROLOGY punch to hear from you . By J!OB HOEFLICH . Arrives for duty application listing skills and past experience, hobbies, health limitation, if anJ(, and job preference. After Interviewing the applicant. the counselors contact an employer to obtain an Interview for that specific person. If there Is no match between an applicant and an employer on file, the job counselor makes every effort to find an appropriate job opening somewhere In the community. When an employer submits a job order, 'the counselor attempts .to send the most qualified person possible for an lntel"View. Employ- Sports ers appreciate belnJ able to~pend on the Job Bank counselors to do their screenlne for them, thus saving themselves valuable time. The employer sets the wages paid and the hours of employment. It IS hls/ herresponslblllty to check references. Bogey places Trevino-Couples in tie for PGA's third .r ound · , JOHN CREDICO, M.D. BSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY AND INFERTILITY Is· now seeing patients in his Office at the Pleasant Valley Medical Office Building, Suite 114. FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 675·6700 Captain honored l. New York teams • • post easy victories AND I I Hazel McCallum of MinersvUie will be observing her 93rd birthday next Sunday, Aug. 18. And , again, taking you back - certainly you remember the beautiful oil paint DR. LINCOLN de SOUZA, M.D. BOARD CERTIFIED IN UROLOGY 1 Pediatric & Arlrrlt Urnlnqy rn<lrrrlr"'1 Onrni"')V & Surqrrol lrea1rncnt oi .>t;AUUI uy':lfumln.Jll~. u;o~v::..un11.. u•'l:,ulutlun ui Kidney Stones. !' OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT AT PlEASANT VAllEY HOSPITALMEOI(Al OFFICE MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M.; HillCREST URO· lOGICAL CLINIC, MON. TO fRI. 1-S P.M. AND VETERANS MEMORIAL HOS· PIT AI MON. & WED., I 0 A.M. TO I 2 NOON. PHONE 675-5100, 446-0021 or 992-2104 FOR APPOINTMENT Book ELBERFELDS route set POMEROY - Bookmobile service In Meigs County is brought by the Meigs Count y Public Librnry under contract wi1h thP Ohio Valley Area Libraries. Bookmoi:JIIe sched u i ~ for• Mon day. Aug. 12- Ca rpmtcr !Laura's Store). 3: 11).3: 40 p.m .; D~xter (Church ), 4:10-4:40 p.m .; Danville (Church ), 5:20-5: 50 p.m.; Rutland (Civic Center ). 6::lll-8 p.m . Tuesday, · Aug. 13 - Portland (Post Office) , 2:1!~2:40 p.m. : Lc· tart Falls !Effie's R~stauranl). 3:05-3:30 p.m .; R.aclne tBankt, 4:35-6:05 p.m.: Syracuse (Pool1, 6:20-7:50 p.m. Wednesda y. Aug. 14 - Chest<•r· (Fire Station), 2: 15-2:45p. m.: Keno !North side of Keno Bridge ). 3-3: ?II p.m .: Success Road t near :l90!iOJ. 3:45-4:15 p.m.; Long Flottom !Post· Office I. 4:25-5: 10 p.m .: Reectsv!llc (Reed's Store). 5: 20·(;: 20 p,m.; Tuppers Plains iLod\\1ck'sl.. 7:20· 8:05p.m.; Baum Add ition. 8: 25-8: ;,;; p.m . Completes • • tratntng Army Priva te .Keith W. Jackson, son of William 0 . and Clara L. Jackson of Rural Rout'' 4. Gaillpo· Us, has complet ~d ,\11 equipment storage speclaiist coursc a t the U.S. Army Quar·termastcr School. 1"011 Lee, Va . I ' The coursP provided sludenfs with a working knowlf'dg<' of th<' federal supply system . storage operations and packaging pruecdures . In addition , th~y rceeivcd driving Instruction on s uc h materials-handling equlpmC'nt as conventional and r'Ough terrain forkllfls and warehouse tractors. He Is a 1977 graduate of Gailla Academy, Gallipolis. A killer whale Is slmllar loman In that It Is one of few animals that seemJngly kills for sport. ' OF SAVING WITH HANES. BACK·TO-SCHOOL SALE! '. Hanes 25%0FF. "' Hanes Is Now Offering A Course In The A-B-C's Of Savings. Take it from Inspector 12- Right now back-toschool values are better than ever! Stock up on Hanes00 quality underwear for the men and boys in your family and chalk up big Savings! .. SOFT SHOE - Fred Couples now lied with Lee Trevino lor the third I'ClUIICI of the PGA does his rendition of tlwl soft shoe routine as his PGA lead tieing birdie attempt on the par 41811r l•lle slides by the hole leaving him one stroke behind after Friday's round. UPI. MEL P. SIMON, M.D., F.A.C.S. John Gilmore, a former Meigs resident now living In Bradenton, Fla .. is In Meigs County visiting his daughter and family, Robert and Jane Beegle, Racine. lf you go back some yt>ars, you'll remember that John was a newspaper man with The Daily Tribune and The Tribune Telegraph. ~imes- ientitul Section · August11,198&: Oon 'f Mi~t Out On Thete Quellfg 1984 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED Only 3,600 miles. Need I say morel · 100% Warranty Ct~tl ' NEW YORK (UP!) - Dwight Gooden won his 12th consecutive decision and George Foster clubbed a two-run homer Saturday to lead the New York Mets to an 8-3vlctory over the Chicago Cubs. The victory was New York's sixth in row, whUe Chicago dropped Its siXth straight. Gooden. 18-3. struck out nine and gave up nine hits In notching his 12th complete game and fourth in a row. It was Gooden's fourth straight triumph over the C:ubs. The Cubs scored two runs in the first Inning. With two out, Ryne SandbergslngledandLeonDurham doublod. Keith Moreland singled home both runners. New York tied the score at 2-2 in the second off Ray Fontenot, 4·7, With one put, Darryl Strawberry doubled and Foster followed with his 17th homer, a shot to right-center. The Mets took a 3-2 lead In the third when Tom Paciorek scored on Strawberry's ground ball single to right. Paclorek had reached on a single went tosecondona ground out by Hernande-z. New York put the game out of reach with a five-run seventh inning. Wally Backman drove in tlle first run with an infield single. Keith Herna,nde-z and Gary Carter added run producing singles to make it 7-2 and Ray Knight scored the final run with a sacrifice fly. Chicago made it 8-3 in the eighth on Moreland's run-producing ground out. Yankees siAJp lWd Sox Meanwhile, in Boston, Dave Winfield and Don Baylor drove in two runs each Saturday while Joe Cowley and Dave RlghetU combined on a nice-hitter to lead the New York Yankees to a 7-3victory over the Boston Red Sox. The victory was the fifth straight for the Yankees. while the Red Sox' have lost six crt their last eight. Cowley. 10·5, scattered eight hits while walking one and striking out sJX over seven innlogs. Righetti worked twit Innings for his 21st save. New York took a J.O lead in the first off loser Dennis "OU Can" Boyd, 11-10. Rickey Henderson walked and Don Mattingly singled. Winfield foll~ed with a ground ball down the left-field line that caromed off the edge of the standls Into short left for a double, scoring both runners. Winfield moved to third oq Ken Griffey's fly out and scored on Baylor's sacrl,fice fly. The Yankees increased their lead to 4-0 In the second on Henderson's run-scoring ground out. Leading 4-2 in the eighth New York added another run. With one out, 'Baylor singled and moved to third on· Willfe Randolph's single. Butch Wynegar singled, scoring Baylor and chasing Boyd. The RAld Sox had cut the score to 4-2 in the seven! h. Mike Easier lined a leadoff single and, with two outs, Jackie Gutierrez singled. Dwight Evans followed with a double to left, scoring Easler and·Gutierrez, who came home when left fielderGriffey bobbled the balL Boston drew to 5-3 in theeighthon Jim Rice's 19th homer, but the Yankees made It 7,3 in the ninth on a single by Baylor which scored Mattingly. Gantcops IROC title BROOI<LYN, Mich. (UPI) Harry Gant took the checkered flag four feet ahead of Terry Labonte Saturday to claim the International Race of Champions finale at the Michigan lnternatlonal Speedway. Gant also captured the !ROC championship when he tied Darrell Waltripwit1145series points and was awarded the crown on the tie~ breaker, which goes to the driver with the higher finish in the series finale. See Hetlend Wood, Cochten 01 Oteg Smith 257. OFF SALE include• Men'o Red Label T·Shlrto and Urit•fe, l\1t>n'e Uoxer Short1 1 Blur Label T -Shlrla and RrirfM, Hoy8" Red l..abel T~Shlrt• and Brie£• and Slim Fit Ro,.,!•r". • • • YANKEE RUN -111e Yankees' Winfield Scolt (L) is safe at home after tag up from third on a fly baD hit by Doo Baylor In the Orst Inning of AFI'ER SECX>ND PGA TllU!: - Serond-I'ClUIICIIeader Lee Trevino bogeyed the opening hole Saturday and feD ~k into a tie wWJ Fred Couples eiU'ly In the third round o1 tho 67th PGA cltamplonshlp. Trevino and Couples were both 7-IUider through two holes at the Cherry Hills Country Club coorse while Hubert Green and Peter Jaco~ were a - shot behind. UPI. third at 136 while Peter ·Jacobsen and Tom Watson were at 137. After the opening round Thursday, there were 31 players under par. One day later there were justlS. TWIRLIIIG PRACtiCE - tlntvenl&y ol PlllroburJh qunerttadt ,JolmConpmltwlrlsafootballonhlllfln&erdpu"rlnga.,.,_lnp&CIIoe ~aftaiMIOIIatl'Utstadlum.VPI. ,. Those not playing the final two rounds include U.S. Open champion Andy North (148), Gary Player (148), Greg Nonnan (148) and Raymond Floyd (149). Saturday's game agalnsl Boston at Fenway Park. !J'he ball got away from lWd Sox catcher Rich Gedman on the play. UPJ. Dolphins favored to win AFC East title MIAMI (UP I I An easy has drawn rave reviews from Shu Ia . Brophy inside and Charles Bowser schedule and a fairly weak division Returning veterans Woody Bennett , ootslde. Kicker Uw<:' von Schamann, who combine to. make the Miami Tony Nathan and Joe Carter should Dolphins the favorite again to get most of the playing time early struggled In 1~. faced training on. Fullback Andra Franklin· likely camp competition from Fuad capture the AFC East crown In 19!ri. However, that optimism Is tem- will be plael'd on the physically R.eviez and free agent EddieGarcla. The strengths of the Miami pered by memories of the Dol· unable to perform list until October. are at cornerback, with Don defense "You have to have a running phins's 38-16 Super Bowl loss to the McNeal and William Judson, and San Francisco 49ers. After the game and It was evident In the Super where BobBaumbower nose tackle, defeat, critics spent the next several . Bowl that ours needs improvemimi," Shula said. "When the 49ers made the Pro Bowl for the fifth months tearing down the Dolphins· straight year. Baumhower Is recov· went to six defensive bac~s and four defense and running game. What was forgotten was that the linemen and Invited us to run, we erlng .fmm off-season knee and ankle surgery. bulls expected to be . Dolphins won 14 regular season weren't able to run." The Dolphins also need Improve- ready for the opener In Houston . games and defeated quality teams Defensive end Doug Betters had a in Seattle and Pittsburgh to get to the menta t linebacker and kicker. Bob great' year In 1983. but was Brudzinski, the team's best and Super Bowl. Inconsistent last season. Still, he led Miami coach Don Simla made most consistent linebacker, was a the team with 14 sacks. Kim strides to lUI the gaps, drafting training camp holdout. A.J . Duhe Bokamperwilfstart at the other end running back Lorenzo Hampton In will llke~y oot play this season In the Mlam13-4 alignment. be-cause of a knee injury, leaving the first round, and linebacker Alex Moyer and defensive lineman youngsters Mark Brown and Jay - The Bruise Brothers, Glenn and George Little in the third round. The passing game obviously Is the Dolphins most lethal weapon. Assuming Dan Marino eventually returns from his holdout, he, Mark MINNEAPOLIS iUPI) - Doug Rupper1 Jones sing!~ to center. Clayton and Mark Duper form tbe becinces belted a three-run double iylng the game 1-1. Reggie Jackson best passing combination In the to key a five-run sixth inning and grouoded out, advancing both NFL. Marino set league records by McCaskill hurled a three-hitter runners. and Rod Carew was Kirk throw1Jig for 5,a14 yards and 48 to pace the California Angels to a 9-1 Intentionally walked to load the touchdownS last year In the best victory Saturday over the Minne- bases before DeCinces smacked a season by a passer in NFL history. double down the left field line to give sota Twins. Dayton caught 73 passes for an McCaskill, g. 7, struck out five and · the Angels a 4-1 lead. Bob Boone NFL recond 18toochdowns. Duper,· walked three in recording his fourth followed with a single t.o drive In · who officially changed his name to complete game. The right-hander DeCinces and chase loser Mike Mark Super Duper In theolf·season, has won eight of his last lldeclslons. Smithson, 11·9. caught 71 passes for eight The Angels made 9-lln the ninth Randy Bvsh ledofftheTwins' fifth touchdowns. when Gary Pettis walked with one hOme run, his lOth, driving an with a Tight end Is solid with starter Dan out, Brian Downing slnjlrect. Rob Johnson and backups Joe Rose and IJ.2 pitch from McCaskill to right. Wilfong reached on an error to load Bruce Hardy. The Angels rallied for five runs In the bases and Ruppert Jones tripled The offensive line IS anchored by tilt' sixth. Brian Downing walked to to center, knocking out reliever Pete AD-Pro center Dwight Stepl\enson. open the Inning, moved to third on Filson. Darrel Miller's ground out . Runningbackshouldbetmproved Rob Wilfong's single and swred on scored Jones with ttl!> final run . with the arldttlon d. Hampton, who Angels defeat Twins · Jim ELBERFELDS DENVER (UPI) -Second-round who set a course record With a 64 leader Lee Trevino bogeyed the Thursday and woo started the third round two shots out of the lead, opening hole Saturday and fell back Into a tie with Fred Couples early in bogeyed the first two holes and was the third round of the 67th PGA 4-under. Sunny skies and moderate winds championship. Trevino and Couples were both greeted the early starters and the 7-under through two holes at the scores generally retlecled the Cherry Hills Country Club ctiurse testing conditions. Nick PriCe, however, rael'd from while Hubert Green and Peter the pack before the leaders began by Jacobsen were a shot behind. playing the first 14 holes.in G-under. Tom Watson followed at5-under. Trevino began the day with a · That boosted him from 4-over to one-shot advantage in quest of his 2-under for the tournament. Seve Ballesteros also got off to a second straight PGA crown. · A trumph would make him the first good start Saturday after having player in 48 years to win back-to- failed to make a move early in the . event. Starting the day at 3-over, back titles. After a perfect drive at the Ballesteros shot a33on the front nine 346-yard opening hole, Trevino to getto l-over. . Arnold Palmer, who. won his only · sailed his second shot over the green U.S. Open title on the Cherry HillS and needed three shots from there. Couples, meanwhile, almost course In 1900, made the turn In drove Into.the tiny creek which runs l-over 3G after starting the day at 5-<Jver. down the right side of the first fairway, but from the deep rough he managed to put the ball on the green Among ihe early finishers Mark and escaped with a par. O'Meara shot a 71-218 while Gary Green parred the first two holes Hallberg had a 74-221. while Jacobsen birdied the first and Historic Cherry Hills fought back parred the second to get within a Frlday, as most great golf courses shot of the lead. do. Watson, seeking the crown which Few courses, however, have would make him only the fifth tamed Lee Trevino and the one player ever to win all four pro grand hosting the 67th PGA championship slam events In a career. par red the has not yet managed to do so. first two holes. Hubert Green and first-round First-round leader Doug Tewell, leader Doug Tewell were tied for ~ I Lyle Blackwood, will start at strong and free safety, respectively, and Mike Kozlowski and Paul Lankford are good backups. Coach says linemen face exam KIRTLAND, Ohio . (UP! 1 Whose job Is on the line? Or should that question read: Whose job on the line Is really on the line? "I hav~n't made any final decisions regarding our offensive line." said Bl'Owns' coach Marty Schottenheimer. "But I expect to soon. "We can't wail much longer. You can be sure that our first preseason game {in San Diego Saturday night) will be an important exam for some people." Paul Farren, for instance, would like to reptaCP the retired Doug Dleken, who spent 14 seasons as the Browns' left tackle. But In Farren's way Is a tonnidable obstacle - tackle Dan Flke, signed as a free agent from · Tampa Bay of the U.S. Football League. Farren subbed for right tackle CodyRlslen last year afterthelaner injured his knee In the preseason and missed the entire 1984 campaign . . "But Cody's back now and Doug's gone," said Farren. "1 did figure that I was thenaturaltorDiek'sjob, but the Browns apparently thought otherwll\e. ~ �/ August 11. 1985 August 11. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleaiant, W. Va. Pomeroy Middleport Wildlife news and Arizona State, Darty! Rogers suffered a deadlock with the Buffalo BUJs. His Squad Jed by a touchdown until 2:29 remained tn the final quarter. "I saw a lot I liked and I felt that the team started very well and dld exactly wbat you want players·todo -eontrolthefootbaii,"Rogerssald. "I felt we played good basic football. If there's a time for mistakes, now's thetlmeforthem." One of those mistakes was by kicker Eddie Murray. The usually reliable Murray could have given the Lions a victory with no time ~alnlng in regulation, but his 40-fteld goal just missed to the left. I just pulled It," Murray said. "I know it would have won the game and would have been a blg plus for us. But like coach (.f!ogers) says, ' ' "We caught them In a perfect defense for the run WE' had called. Lance and Scott did a great job opening up a big hole. It was a big pick)lp for my morale after my Injury (leg and foot) last year. I'm just happy I'm contributing.'' At Pontiac, Mich., making his debut as coach of the Detroit Lions after coachiog at Michigan State Cincinnati Reds Friday announced they have canceled the option of pitcher Bob Buchanan to Denver. Buchanan, who was optioned to Denver Thursday, has Instead beeo placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to August 8. The left-handed Buchanan has beeo diagnosed as having a problem with his left elbow. on! a ill ·• · :: TWO. RUN SHOT - Cleveland designated hitter Andre Thomlon ;jtop) Is congratulated In dugout after belling a two-run homer In lhe -iellhlh Inning against Detro!I Friday. Pal Tabler (bottom) followed wilh ~)It solo shot, also Is welcomed In the dugout, The Indians won, 4-2. (UPI). Option cancelled CINCINNATI (UPI) The _ now's,Ult' only tlmc you can miss them. Twelve games begin today as coaches try to l'Valuatethelrteam's progress In training camp. Today's schedule follow s: New Orleans at New England; Kansas City . ar CtnctnnatJ; Sc;tltle o f Indianapolis; Minnesota at Mlamt; Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay; Wa shlngton at i\tlanta; Philadelphia a r theNewYorkJets; ClevelandatSan Diego; Green Bay at Dallas; the New York Giants at Denver; San FranciscO at the Los Angeles Raiders; Hooston at the Los AngelesRams. Quarterback battles will be evldent during the pre·season lor the New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cow· boys and Cleveland Browns. Richard Todd, a recently signed freeagent,wlllbattleBobbyHebert, stg11ed this week from the U.S. Football League, and Dave Wilson for the starting New Orleans fthomton's blasts defeats Sparky's Tigers, 4-~ ~· CLEVELAND iUPI) -Andre ·Thornton then followed by blast- got theftnalthreeoutsforhisfourth ing an 0-1 pitch to left for his ninth save. Thornton blasted a two-run homer ,and. Pat Tabler hit Willie Hernanhomer and a 3-2 Cleveland lead. Morrishadaoo-hitterthough52-3 {!l"Z s next pitch for a solo homer In Tabler hit the next pitch off Innings hefo"' Thornton' s single in l!'e eighth Inning Friiday night . Hernandez, 6-5. for his his fourth ·the sixth. homer. The right-hander's six strikeouts :rallying the Cleveland Indians to a 4;2 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Jamip Easterly, 2-0, pitched one gave him the league-lead with 137, :; With the T igers ahead 2-0. Otis inningofl-hit rellefaftertaklngover two mol'(' than Minnesota's Bert T<ixon ted off the eighth with a walk for Indian starter Tom WaddelL Blyteven. !if! starter .lack Mortis. After Easterly walked pinchDetroit seored two runs on Lance .; After Brett Butler and Julio hitter Bal'baroGarbeytoleadoffthe Parish's 17th homer in the third. t;;rancofollowedwit h stnglesforone nint h. Rich Thompson relieved and E lsewhere, New York dumped run, Hernandl"Z relieved Morris and r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ jltcked Butler off seeond. 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"Heneffiedjustonepltch to bit a home run and It was not a cb.eap one." · toss r= ·----------....:.:....:.:.:.:.::=-:...::.:...::._:...:::::.:________________________..__ Fishing In the Ohio has become very popular In recent years. Many fishing tournaments are held on the Ohio each year for different species offish. One tournament you might want to make note of Is the bass tournament to be held on Oct. J2 at Ironton. For Information ·on this RIDENOUR$ DEMO :~~~n~·f~~ta~co~m~b~in~a~l~~n~o~f~I0-~&~4~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;:~~ • I Diesel Garden Tractors : winner ' scirclc after original winn~r caught !Ish or one kind or another. Some of the better places are at the month of the Ohio's t·,·tbutarles. Then, there at'"' the I~·ksanddams v• which act a lmost as fish magnets and all sizes of drawing all s•~ies ~fish. and of course fishermen. On~ of the Interesting and exciting things about fishing In tho • Ohio Is never knowing what you might .hook Into. With all the different species of fish In the rive.r you might catch anything and any . stze. You may even end up \\itb a fish you can't identify as has been the case in many instances. $1,29500 1985 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. DEMO Cincinnati player-manager Pete Rose went 1-for·4 and needs2lhltsto · FAIR WEEI< SPECIAl 9' SATELLITE SYSTEM 1110 Viand Slreel I' 1. Pleosont, WV (3041 67 s 5406 "MORE lJALUE FOR YOUR MONEY" <;:HESTER Mariano Dun~an led off thl' nrst w1 t h a single and rook third on Enos breakTyCobb'scar-hltrecordof Cabell' s s Inge. 1 G uerrero h It a v-l A ~· 4,191. pitch over the center-field wall for Guerrero had Down home to the hls28thhor:ner.giylng the Dodgers a Dominican Rl>publtc during the 3-0 lead. brief baseball strfkn Clnclnnati drew .to 3-J in the • and missed a plane connection back whon he seeon d w hen Nick Esasky led off < overslept on Thursday. The club Is . with a ho.me. 1un to toft ' field on a 2-2 finlnghlmaday'spay. pt'tcb. It '"as his llth bomr·r of th"' ~ season. "I was tlri!d before the game "When I got to the park, l told started because I flew In from New G . ak Yorkanddldn'th h t uerrerotot ethenlghtoff,"said aveac ance ago Browning. "He didn't listen.'' home and take a nap," said Rose was !lOrry for that, too. Guerrero. " I felt Thad to get to the "They're all tough to lose. but park early for extra batting prache lo G .. !Ice. I hadn't hit In five days." w n you se one to ·uerrero. tl s LOS ANGELES! (slnUPI)Th- Pedrsd ro Guerrero was m s g u ay night - Th'o 0 nl Y thing gone Frld ay night a baseball • · "Thewayweplayedtonlghtmade me feel better," said Guerrero, fined a day's pay tor returning late from ~the strlk "·aIt er he hit a t m=-run h In !hell In f omer tst nlngtocarry st 3-1 1 tohe l.osAngelesDodge r oa " I v lllf c ry1 theC' · " tiReds over mcmna · st ee guilty about what happened last night." , BobW 1 h o 1 ec ·"' ,posted his seventh eonsecuttve triumph and fifth completegamewhlleallowtngelght hits. Torn Browning, 9-9, took the was . See Us At The MEIGS COUNTY 'FAIR INSULATED GLASS PLATE SINGLE CUSTOM MIRROR WORK PLEX.IGLAS AUTO MIRROR DOUBLE PAT .HILL F.ORD antl·vlbratton and a fully automatic oiler tor lightweight high performance. Try one today . .,,.,,.. 024AVE : rorrner teacher ancl. coach in the •:: COLUMBUS (UPi) - Happy :•Nancy Sue, driven b)l Don lrvineJr., ."paced a L 581-5 mile Friday night In the fou rth race on the Scioto Downs ·card, making il a record 243 ·· two-mi nute miles this season. The record s he broki' - 242-was ! ·set a year ago on the 121s l night of :· racing. Happy Nancy Sue set the 1 : record on the 90th nigh I. ·; Flo Mahone was second a nd ; ' Happy Che mist was third in that ' race. I •• Irvine also drove Swipl' lo victory :-In the featu11o'<l Courtney J . Pacing : · Series. Swipe moved into the SttAl C::!!!~n~~~s~~ ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~-;-;;~-~·;·~-;-~·-~-;-~·-;·;;·-;;-;-~;-~·--. r ·:scioto Downs results " 2 RIBEYE DINNERS w /SALAD BAR recovery ~~-;.;.;:.::::::;:.,~•!_J stonats. With electronic Ignition, .:Well ston school system. lfiQNllt:t\O!l "";:~---~::.:.rl1Jht for homeownera, ~ ~~~""'{: lrom conHnulng to employ non- \ 1eacher Bob Straight as· head football coach . : The plaintiffs claim the Ohio Revised Code requires a school district to first seek and employ a : 'Qualified and certified employee of. Jbe school district before going our ;.tlf the teaching ranks to employ a 'Coach. : The suit s tates I hal Steve West is ~such a quallfted and certified coach j nd did apply for the head football -<;oacht ng job this year. :. Bob Straii;'ht , currently a resident .J,f Chillicothe. served as head coaeh '"Of the Rocket s last year and is a 10 FREE at .-----------''-----1 ver The Jo~J. ASTIH&: By TOM BELVILLE Special Correspondent GALLIPOLIS - We who Itve along the Ohio River a"' welt blessed with fishing opportunities. The Ohio Is a large river that contains a large variety of fish in abundance. It doesn't make much difference whether you fish from a boat or the shore, fish can be readily taken. I can recall many summer days spent fishing in the Ohio while growing up In the east end of Huntington. Sometimes eight or 10 of my neighborhood friends might be there also. You had to get up pretty early to get that favorite spot everyone wanted; on top of the old Division Street sewer. Many enjoyable moments were e~periC'nCed there (once you got used to rhe smell) a nd many a fish caught. Back then It was mostly carp and ~atfish and an occasional skipjack. Twenty·flve years later, 1 still enjoy fishing the Ohio. Only now I fish t he Ohio side. T still e njoy catching the carp and catttsh. bur now there Is more; bass, stripers, northern pike, sauger, and walleye, just to name a few. Thanks to government pollution control ef!orts and the Ohio and West VIrginia Wildlife Depa rtments, these popular game fi sh now Inhabit the Ohio River's waters. . Fish can be found throughout th<' river, up and down. both sides, and ·in the middle. Everywhere I have ever fished along the Ohio. T have IRVIN 'S AUTO GLASS s.7, .· quat1erback !ob. Todd started 14of New Orleans 16 games last year. Cowboys eoach Tom Landry has already pegged Danny White as his starling quarterbac~. However, Landt)' announced Friday he wUJ rotate White with Gary Hogeboom and sr~ve PPUuer over the first two exhibition games. Last year. l.andty ,put the job yp for grabs and Hogeboom won it. White eventually took the starting chores back, but the fight for the job split the team . Brownscoach-MartySchottenhetmerknowsBernleKosarwUJbehls quarterbacksomeday.Butfornow, Schottenhelmer must decide It the former Miami star Is ready to takE' over as a rookie or II he can learn mol'(' while watching Paul Macll!r nald and Gary Danielson takes the lumps. All three will see plenty o~ pre-season action, according Schottenhelmer. · The Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page C-3 Guerrero returns, leads Dodgers' 3-1 victory '85 NFL exhibition.se~son now underway ••.(·Along the Ohio... . ByUnlled·Presslnlematlonal It begins with a trickle and abru tly becomes a torrent. NFLexhlbltlonseason began Friday night with a lrof droplets from the NFC 10 be~llowed today with a delu of NFL football. . Quentin ~alker's 48-yard touchdown run lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to 1~3 victory over the Chicago Bears and the Detroit Lions had tosettleforalG-lOovertlmet!e with the Buffalo Bills. Walkersaldhehadtheeasyjobto doonhlsol&yardtouchdownrun. ;,Aillhadtodowasrun,"Walker said. "(Center Carlos) Scott and (guard Lance) Smith did all the work. I just had to run." "It was a toss play" said Walker a second-year runn~g back who 1; oneoflObacksvylngforf!vespotson the roster. "I was just eoncerned about getting It Into the end zone. I was getting tired. The heat was a factor. Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va . · SPECIAL!! NOW JUST Sl 0, 90000 f~ ~ LUMBER & HOME CENTER ~ ,._1 "ll!lt~l THI! "IGHT ~ . TO LIMIT OUANTITIII ~ CATLEmBURG. KY GALLIPOLIS FERRY, WV. MILTON , ..... IS II 1·14 1'11011£: (1111)711-41Z1 IU, I lllltll 111111 OIU..Irftltl I'IIII'JE: (3041 675-4584 ftal1t 80 PHONE: t304)74H414 WEEKOA'IS-7:00 A.M. 10 8:00 P.M. SATURCAY-8:011 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. • SINAY • tO:OII A.M. to !:00 P.M. ·2196 I ' .. ·• ;, ~ .. �. - Page C-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. August 11 , 1986 Playoffs now goal "for Dallas Cowboys DALLAS <UPil- Crisis time has - - center Rotert Shaw and lineAgainst that background the does not appear tot-e a superstar on finally arrtved for that symbol of backer Billy Cannon - showed Cowboys convened this year In the horizon to dramatically lilt the · monotonous success - the Dallas signs of being just what the team hopes of finding new blood at wide Cowboys back to Super Bowl level. • Cowboys. hoped they would he. But injuries receiver, linebacker and the offenThe coaches believe they have _Year after year, even though the wiped out their careers, Cannon slve line and also expecting a found some youthful help at their : franchise has gone through Its share faillngtocompleteaslngleseasonln resolution of t)le quarterback weak spots, but that YO\lth must ·· of turmoil and has employed more the NFL. dilemma. develop. White wlll apparently he than a few unusual characters, it has - Wlth.clepth becoming a problem, "We are rebuilding," Coach Tom the starting quarterback, but the managed towinmoregamesthanlt injuries set In by the carload last Landry admitted heforP training magic a t that position was lost with . has lost ' season, particularly in the offensive • camp. "Wewlll helooklngforpeople the retirement of Roger Staubach. That was the case again in 1984, line. who can help." · Dorsett also caused a major stir by even though the Cowboys failed to With the retirement of Drew Although thert> was the usual finding . hJmself in d<>bt to the make the playoffs for the first ttme Pearson, the trading away of Butch large number of free agents in camp Int ernal Revenue Service and then 1 in a decade. · Johnson and an early-seaJiOn injury this season and even though there holding out for more money while' The traditional goal for the to Tony Hill, Dallas' wide receiver was plenty of enthusiasm, there requesting a trade. Cowboys has been to make it to the corps was without anyoncwhocou ld Super Bowl. All that has changed. be considered a threat. ------FREE The apposition thus stacked Getting back to the playoffs is now against the run, Tony Dorsett had their aim and tha t will not be easy. flEE WINTEIIZING ·KIT WITH Aii'J IN-GIOUND ' . Dallas missed out on the Super nowhere to go and the Cowboys' POOL KIT 01 SPA INVOICED IN AUGUST Bowl chase last year because of a offense slumped. '1 00 DOWN HOLDS YOUR PURCHASE Finally,there was the business at series of events. AT THESE LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Bad luck and bad selections have quarterback, a messy situation in _ 16132 - '2350•• Complete Kits In Stock crea ted a number of generally whJch neither Gary Hogeboom nor ,., 1S.lfl - '265000 . Cit' Also Other S~<es u. unproductive drafts. Two of the Danny White was abletoemergeas 20 K40 _ s2875 oo a clear leader. Cowboys' recent No. 1 draft choices 1 SWIMMING POOL KITS & SPAS Xavier will name coach soon ·: GRANDDAUGHTER MEIITS SAN DIEGO CIDCKEN - K. C. '•Spencer, four-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Torh Spencer, ::Pittslleld, Mass., ani) granlldaughter of Mrs. Jim Spencer, Pine Street, ·:Gallipolis, got to meet the famous San Diego Chicken on July 23 :; Wahconah Park in Pitlsfield. Tom is manager of the Chkago Cubs !ann :·:Club this summer. Titls phoro appeared bt the July 24 edition of the ·. . Berkshire Eagle. ' . at . ' -G illespie joins Jackson staff CINCINNATIsearch (UPI)Xavier University's commlttee may decide on .a new basketball coach today. _ Not w Dame assltant Pete Gillen was interviewed Friday for- the position vacated by Bob Staak, who took thf head job a t Wake Forest last week. Gillen is expected to be the - final prospect to he interviewed. · Other candidates Interviewed earlier In the week are Nevada-Las Vegas ·assistant Tim Grgurlch, Syracuse assistant Wayne Morgan and Xavier ass!!; tan! Harry Krohn, who served under Staak. Sources close to the search say that Grgurich has the Inside track Now Opon Monday Eve. 2973 Piedmont td .. Huntington, W. Va . 'Til 7 P.M. 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John Lloyd of Brit afn and VInce Van players are currently In the top 100.1 Brad Gilber t of Piedmont, Calli., Patten withdrew. unde•·stand about Montreal getting was named the tournament' s top Benjy Robbins, a tournament the most attentiOn •. bu! we:ll do seed. Gilbert,' who celebrated his · 24th birthday ~lday, won a Grand representative of the As<oclatlon of well." Tennis Professionals, said both Malaga referred to the SllO,OOO · Prix event fn Livingston, N.J ., two players made their. decision just Canadian Open . scheduled for next weeks ago .' He Is ranked roth In 11\e minutes before Friday's noon week In Montrea l. 'That event Is world. deadline. expected to draw the world' s top The second through eighth seeds Robbins said Lloyd, the )).year· players. are David Pate (ranked 22th In the . The $M,OOO Cleveland tourney, world) of Las Vegas, Nev., Greg old husband of tennis star Chris .· Evert Lloyd, has an inflamed right ' elbow. Lyno (',e...,. Sch<!dule "ltmay besomethlngwmngwlth Woekol Au.. n,~e . D.a&e - Gymnashun . Pool the muscle, it may be tendinitis," A~ . U 1·3 p.m . Open RecrPatlon ................................. : ................... ~ 1 ·3 p. m. Ofl£'n Swi m said Robbins. "He 's having It G-8 p.m. OpPn Recreation ....................................................... 6-8 p.m. Open Swtm xam tned , bu t must res t Aug. 12 6-8 p.m. 0pen Recreation .......................................... 1-J ::Kl p.m . Camp Clt'Sl'l"ndo e 6-8 p. m. Open Swim meanwhile." ; ~ " . BACKHANDS BALL - John McEnroe backhands ball hit by Paul Annacone of New York Friday at the Volvo fntemattonal tellllls tow1naent. McEnroe advanced inlo the round ol four by defeating Annacone 6-2, 6-3. CUP)). Bengals sign two ex-USFL players WILMINGTON, Ohio tUPII 11le acquisition of running back Bill 1]otmsor1 gives the Cincinnati Benga ls five ru nning baCks- one m ore ~' tl1an Coach Sam Wyche said he in tended lu keep on I he roster. The 13Pngais s igned Johnson, a former member of the USF1.'s [)f>nver Gold. Friday 10 a three· year <"ontract. Cincinnati, opt?ned it s pr<'season schedu le Sa tUiday night against the Kansas City Chiefs a t Ri\wfront Stadiu m in Cincinna ti, also s igned linebacker Tom Kll · kenny, who also played fort he Gold. If Johnson, who 111shed for 1,261 ,.al'ds. caught 29 passes and scored lo touchdowns in earn ing All-USFl, hono•·s this year, m akes th~ Bcngals' final roster, he will fo rce the club to alter its p1t>scason plans. Coach Sam Wyche said he intended to kC<'pfoun'll rm ing backs. Prior to signing .Johnson, the Bcnga ls already had four NFL veterans backs: Larry Kinnebrew, . James Brooks, Stanford Jennings a nd Cha rles Alexander. Alexander suffered a broken hand early in training camp, but he Is ex pected to be available for the regu lar season opener Sept. 8 against Seattle. Wyche could change his mind and elect togo withthefive, or,in the face of the reduced roster size, he could c ut one of tbem. Kilkenny will be battling for a r eserve linebacker spot on the r oster . The Bengals Intend to start Reggie Williams and Jeff Schuh at Inside linebacker and Glenn Cam eron and rookie Emanuel King at outside linebacker against the · Chiefs. Kilkenny, an Inside linebacker, w ill try to beat out Ron' Simpklns, who started the last half of last season inside, and Steve Maidlow, a veteran reserve. '· Aug. 1.1 6-8 p.m . Open Jktcrellon ................ .......................... , .14: 10 p.m . ('amp ('I'('S('f'ndo 6·8 p.m. Op<•n Swim A~. H tt-8 p.m . Ope n R£'cr('aton .................. :..... , .................. t-Lll P· ~-8 ~~;,P ~';,~,: Van Patten, a Snqwmass. Colo., resident who Is the27-year·oldsonof actor Dick Van Patten, Is suffering from knee and shOUlder problems. "The show will go on, though," said tournament director Bob Malaga. "We still have a very 32·man field for Mon· 0 p.m. Open Recreation .......... ;........... .... ................ I·U O p. m . Camp CrescendO · · fi.8 p.m. Open Swim A u~. I6&-8 p.m. 0 Jl('nRf'cr£'aton ................................. , .................. ,. ~ ~:~: *~~l; Au~. 11 l .J p.m. Open RE<reallon ................. ....... ...... ... .. ... ...... 1·3 p.m. Open s~1 m Aug. 18 tloSEd ......... ...... ; .......... ... 1................ . ........................... · ... ~:~: 8~~ ~~::~ Aug. lH8 .U HolmeS (24) of Danville, Calif.; Llbnr PJmek (26) ol Czecbnslova· Ida , Ben Testerman (~) ol Kim • vUie, Tenn.. defending champlo~ Terry Moor (35) of Memphis, Tenn., MartY Davis ( 49) o!SanJose, Calif.~ and Mark Dickson (49 ) of Tampa, Fla. Davis. the 1~ Cleveland cham· pion . and D•ckson have equal rankings but !be former has played in 23 events to tbe latter's22. Four 'quaiU:lers trom a field of 32 hopes wlll be determined from three rounds of competition this weekend and will advance to the main draw. Gilbert will face Peter Drohan of Australia In the first round while Pate meets wild card entrant Eric Korlla of GlenvieW, Ill. Also fea tured In the event are Chlle's Ricardo Acuna , who reached the quarterfinals at Wim: bledon this year; British veteran Colin Dowcteswell and Irish Davis Cup player Matt Doyle. · ATHE~ Majon Instead plac~ hlmoethe 15-da)' diJJ blf'd - ~A'UlNAL U!AGUI: W L P«. 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Maynard, the only team to go through the doulile ellmlnatlon tournament unbeaten, took the lead for good With three runs in the firth . Inning, overcoming a 5-2 delldt. Maynard added siX more runs in the seventh, the big blow a 2·run single by Hannahs, to take a 12-5 lead, then had to hold off the ..,,ending c hamplop SteubenvUie P hlladf'lptlla Opt lonl'd stor l· stop Slt"Vf' Jt-llz to Port land of tht> flac lflc Coast Le-aguE>; reac t lvat f'd ~:a f ('ht'r Da rrf'n Dau lt on from 20 ·d a y I'E'hablllla · tlon assJgnmrnt . San Di e~ - Ca ll OO up o utflf'ldl'r . M l ~ t'l ·, Dll one 11 0d r.J~~: ht - h ll n4ttd pllt'her · Lan ['(' McCull ars rrorn La5 Vt"sas of tb!! Pacific Coast Lelijt\lf' IAAA \ . Optloood outfll'ldt'r J e rry Dav Ls 1<1 LaS Vcap ol thE> Paci!Jd Coast Leall\lt' t AAA ), T_.x~~~ - Phlct'd catch« Don Shtught on tbr l~day dlubled Jlsl ; ac-tivated lnfleldl!r Alan. BanftlJtt'r on the dl!abl@d !lit. 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''In 1981 (the last time baseball Record chase ·continues for Cincy's 'Rose LOS~GEtES(UPI)-Thecap sat tightly on Pete Rose's head, Its brim frustrating photographers who wanted a clear shot at the · Clnclnnatlmanagerwhodouble5as oneofthe Reds' hitting star. Rose's eyes rnlght've been hidden. but his view seemed unobstructed - a view ol the concluded players struck I, I missed :ll-some games and thought the strike would never end," Rose said from a seat In thecornerofthedugout. "Hopefully, this agreement Is a good thing for baseball'sfuture.'' Rose's assault at Cobb's mark was halted when the players walked out before Tuesday's games. A 44-year-old, even a 44-year-old Pete Rose, can feel like a 44-year-old 1f forced to the sidelines for ton long. · "Idldn'lthinkthatlwashurtmost by the strike," he sald. "!;lased on what I've done this year as a player at)d manager, I knew I wou)d've gotten another contract. August 11. 1986 • Pomeroy-Middlepon-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. diVISion. "The hardest thing 1s the pennant," he said. "I'm going to get the record. I'm not assured rl getting. the pennant, bUt I've got a sbotatlt, Of aU the hl(tlng records, my three proudest p:>ssesslons are my World Series lings. "Noone even knew we were In the league when the SPason started. ThiS 1S a great game because.It's . unpredictable. I didn't lose sleep over the strike. The hits will come.. record. Everyone will be watching. "Hopefully, the closer 1 get, the more enthusiasm will be bi the ballpark," hesald. "Then there'll be more ele.:!lrlclly and It wlU help my players. · "I have nothing against the clly, bUt who wouWn't want to ptay 1ri Los Angeles Instead of San Francisco? In front of 40,1Dl people instead oi "Then I would have had 162games' to get :M hils. Now I have 50-some (In 1985)." Rose missed :rr games four seasons ago when · the 'players stayed away for 50 days. He knows the record would mw be his 1f those games ~eren't wiped out. 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'f;tn 225 2115 Grq oWVfl' RUJty HaUield 230 Kevin Payne RONDa Langdon C.riHogg Jeff Powers uo 1.50 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.35 1.10 1.16 1.16 1.25 1.30 1.30 1.111 1.16 1.10 1.35 1.50 1.35 1.50 1.35 1.10 1.30 1.10 1.10 1.35 us 1.25 1.10 1.311 1.10 1.50 1.20 ' 1.4<1 1.30 1.10 uo uo Gary Payne 2115 210 215 225 210 201 TnCJ~ 210 O't:fJ!':It'rn 225 IJIIClno!llee Mort Grimes Donald TolliYu 110 1.50 1.30 1.10 1.21 1.:10 .,..,. .... Floydlllollioc Dl I !IS 1.70 1.10 1.!$ K-K-Rhonda! McCoy 211 mo Lori •The Banll' of Mitton reoold 1.10 1.50 1.10 1.11 uo to HamUton t.,.uronco, Mitton, lor $1.11 wllll, .....,..... Col"'! lo C.bell SALE ORDER .....,. Gra.,. OulmpiDD NAME BUYER ( Champloa Jamie,Roush Shoney's, Point Pleasant I 6 7 8 9 10 II DoogC.U Brilln M<=Dennitt Jolv\l<oeoMike CaD 0. vld Cl'llnll BrtntJolwM Jolv\Kay OaiTeiiM.-yes We! Bowen 12 13 Ten')' Meadows " JoeBechUe II 16 17 18 19 '20 21 22 23 2f 25 211 'rl 211 29 "'31 32 :13 34 J:i :Ill 37 "'3940 PRICE 1266 4.75 Kevin Meadows •citizens National, Point Pleasant NAPA, Point Pleasant McDonald's Pride in Tobatto Co., Huntingtoo Oh.lo Valley Bank, Gallipolis caro!Jna Lumber, Point Pleasant Ohio Valley Banll. Gallipolis Jenkins Concrete, Gallipoli! Point Pleasant Federal Savings & (..oan Chapman Printing Co., Huntington Rolf's Custom Meats, Ona REDRmBONS Logan Packing Co., Huntington 1275 1140 1165 1275 1210 1075 1130 12811 1131 11121 1020 1005 lli'J Benny HoRman Southern States. Point Pleasant Ill! ••peoples Bank, Point Pleasant, Mason&: New Haven 111» ~Johnson ICtank Asaoclated Fabrications, Pomeroy 12)0 Ryan Bwncamer NewHavenSupennarket Je...,.,llolfman 10011 Sabina Fa nne~ ExchanJ,e, Sabina, Ohio Kelly Conrad Jackson Cotwty I l'estock, Ripley lOiS Ale-x Sommer Volley Bell, Charleston 1210. DaAeSmilh Peoples Bank, Point Pleasant, Mason & New Haven 1050 BUiyCronk Sabina Fanners Exchange Premier Feeds Division, Sabina, Ohlo 10116 Chrls Butler E. T.&S. Sand, Gravel & Concrete, Gallipolis Ferry TonyoRJim Mink Chevrolet, Gallipoll.s 1265 Peoples Bank, New Haven, Point Pleasant& Mason JUO TraviiRRichieO~ Pleasant Valle)'= 11100 Jolll~ Milton Fast Erid<Coond CaUUesburgiJ\'es~ WHITE RIBBONS Terry WIWtms<in Sabina Fanners Exchange PremJer Feed!! Divlalon, Sabina, Ohlo 1060 DunMcCamas Twin Rivers Foodland, Point Pleasant 1155 Moll Arrioglon Swishers ImplementIGallipolis 1180 f'red Zuspan S)·carnore Coa Company , 1010 Tammy Kauffer Applilathlan Tire PrOducts, P<Mnt Pleasant ~~ SlophtnieGibbo Citizens National. Point Pleasant 1110 Union Stockyard, Hillsboro, Ohio 950 Bl)'an HasteY Citizens National, P<Mnt Pleasant 1120 ChlrUe= Ohio Valley Uvestock, Gallipolis 1040 Dw!shl Ohio Valley IJvestock, Gallipolis ... Brent Holley CtUzene N.tional, Point Plea.sant 1113$ lroZ= Union TObacco Wareh005e, Ripley JimJ en 92S CiUzeN NaUonal, Polnt Plq.sant 10411 Dllvld= Ohlo Valley Uvestock, GaUl polis ltlll "" ... ..."' .. .......... n 42 . Market lamb sale SAt. F. ' ORDER FOodland, Diversified Investors, &: M&T Construction •' WT. BLUE RIBBONS ' Janl! Hoffman .. MASON COUN TY ,f:.~~ R • ~AU~\!' . TOP LAMB SOLD - Paul Barnell's grand champion market lamb was purchased at the Mason County Fair Livestock Sale for $8.50 per pound by NAPA Automotive Supply and John Wade, M.D., Point Pleasant. Pictured above with Barnell are John Coen of NAPA, !ell, and Ilr. Wilde. 4.00 1.66 1.21 1.]0 1.20 1.30 IJ~ Champion PAul Ramen Resent C'Mmplon lisaHopMn Unda Bamell 3 Tim Kidwell Vanessa Shell s Debbie Shell 6 Usa Lewi.!i 7 Carol Barnett Carla Meadows 9 Riels MeadU\Oo S 10 .91 ' .90 .90 1.25 . .81 RUVF.R P.l . t J •~ • 1.10 .91 1.91 ~AME GI'IIGd us 1.20 II RobbyAtih 12 13 Annette Gibbs l.ynn KidWell 1.35 .!IS .91 II 16 " Rodnry Hwngamcr 0ouj:1l)e•J Doug VanMPlPr .70 17 18 19 Tim rleWecs Della Fry Jant>t Smith !0 21 J.iy K11y SandrH Yaui{N 22 Bobbht.VanMt>ter Mars. Ocal L:ll .80 .00 .Ill 1.20 .Ill .00 1.~ -~ 1.1~ .M .~ .66 .67 .65 Jill .66 .66 .61 .66 .62 •cltiztntl National, PaUll PIMIIIDt. resold to Vlllage Insurance, CUy rce & Fuel, Johnson's Superllllrket and M8dilcln Cell forf2.7& with proceeds going toward the CitizeM N•tional F11ir Scholarship. .. Peoples Bank, ~Pkaunt, Maaon &: New Haven, resold to Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, for t.IO with proceed~ COlftl to Muon County Fair Queen Pageant. Four fanners Hall of Fame inductees COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Department of Agriculture, achievements of four Ohio farmers presented plaques Friday morning ••s.g Food Mlirbt, HYDtlnpon, resold to Tic Tu Tlrt, H~ far fl .• with proceed~ going to were recogniZed at the Ohio State at the Rhodes Center to Cecil H. C.beU County Junior Fair. Fair when the men Wfre Inducted -Robinson of Delaware, Charles E. ••'H....,_ CUnlc. OoDip>tll, , _ lo II6C l'tlftl Food, - - lor . . - .......... goilll! 10 Into the Olllo agrbllture Hall of Wyckoff of Piketon, Robert 0 . GoW.M- ~~~~~ Bl'llllltiOIJIIt-. . .. Fame. Grieser of Springfield arid Mrs. Dale Locker, the director of the Wilbur Stuckey of Columbus. CountyJunlorFalr. ...•• Baby beef sale SALE ORDER • Fair livestock sale Cblmploll Mary McNeely toinment. "'I• Fisher's DigitaI Audio Series Systems today I You won't aettle for anything leu. ANEW RECORD- Shooey's Restauranl purchased Jaale Hoffman's grand champioo stee~ for $4.75 ·.• per JlQUDd ·a record for lhe Mason County Fair Uvesl~k Sale. Friday night. Pictured above with Hoffman ' are, left to right, Dick Earling, Shoney's vice president, Fair Queen Kyla Lee, and Mack Burris, Shoney's area supervisor. The 16th place steer, a 1,205- Holzer Medical Center, GalliJlQI1S, and reserve champion steers, prices . pounder shown by Doug Johnson of with proceeds going toward the for the remaining 41 animals flu<>- • Letart, was purchased by · the Mason County Fair Queen Pageant luated, ranging from a low of 62 Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant, SJM!nsored annually by the bank. On cents per pound to a high of $1.65. • Mason and New Haven for 90 cents resale, the steer brought 80 cents per Total prices on those-steers ranged from $564.25 to $1,881. per JM!Und, or $1,084.50, and resold to pound, or $964. Following the sale of the grand "·:m .Marke~ hog sale GRANULATED ' a...... For tf'!e be•t in audio enter· . The purchase of Doug Gall's third . place steer by Citizens National of Poiilt Pleasant, a division of First Huntington National Bank, generated S3,125 for the Citizens National Fair Scholarship. The bank paid Call $1.6& per pound, or $1,881 for the 1,140 animal, and then resold the steer to Village Insurance and City Ice and Fuel, · Point Pleasant, Johnson's Super· market. l'olnt Pleasant and Henderson, and Madison Coal and Supply, for ,2. 75 per pound, with the proceeds of $3,125 going toward the scholarship flUid. · NAPA, Dr. John Wade Grtod C..mpleo Stlcey McDermitt ate! '4 $5,100. King's Supennarket paid the The grand champion market hog highest prlee lor a white ribhon hog, in Friday's Mason County Fair purchasing the 2211-potuld antmal ,Livestock Sale brought its owner, shown by Donald Tolliver of Ashton Staci McDermitt of Pliny, ,1,350. for $1.70 per pound. West Virginia Sausage of New Total priCa In the market hog sale Haven purchased · the 225-pound ranged ffom a low of $228 to a high of animal for $6 ·per JM!und. McDermitt's champion...., one of $374, not inrlwll'lll the grand and !i6·hogs sold during the sale. While no reaarve 'ct 1' n• Three ltep __. purchased and The Mason County Fair Livestock Shinn's Tractor Sales of Gallipolis, records were set - the record ~ $9.25 paid by the SUver Bridge resold to benefit non-profit Sale got tulderway Friday evening Ohio, for p.25 per pound, or $422.50; organlzaUona. with the selling of Paul Barnett's Bobby VanMeter of Letart sold his Shopping Plaza In 1983 stU! stands Holzer Cllidc, Gallipolis, Ohio, grand champion market Jamb to 22nd place lamb to Soothern States prices for hogs this year were up, with all going for •uo per pound or purchased the 38th place, ~d NAPA Automotive Supply and John Cooperativ.e of Point Pleasant for $3 hog shown by Joe Hatfield of Wade, M.D .• both of Point Pleasant. per pound, or,270; and Marsha Deal better. GaUlpolia Ferry for $1.40 per pound, for $8.50 per pound. The sale eanied ' of Glenwood sold her 23rd place The 225-pwnd reserve champion, or Pll'l, 111d nilald It to B&C Plant the West Columbia 4-Her ,1,020. lamb to Jack Roush Motor car, lllowll by ~ MeNeely, Point Food, R ' • for 116 cents per · The price was above the $8.50 per Point Pleasant, lor per po1111d, ·Pleuant, aold for eut pw pouad. or pcqd. , . . . . . . lrltb proceeds pound paid fOt 1ut year's grand or poo. · rm .110, to cr~~aena NatiON! "' Point eollllto::a•a Nin~ Jambs brooght over $2 per Chapter of · championlamblhown by Dena Fry, PleaunL pooJ!d and the lowest price paid was lila Ba utVI-BII Silten. but below the record $1D.25 per · Among the remaining 30 bll• The Cl'*l C asb Junior Fair will pound paid by Pleasant VaHey $1.25. ribbon hogs, the 18th place, 200- ~neftt " - 1IIB lale of two hogs. Hospital of Point Pleasant in 1983. Lambs sold weighed between 90 pound hog shown by Lynn Batea of Tbe Bank ft Milton purchased the PVH purchased the 115-pound and 135 poun<js and brought from Point Pleasant brought the highest 2Ith plloce 111111 800wn by. Rhonda reser.ve champion Jamb shown last $125to $1,020 for the 214·Hmembers price per·pound, ·•1.80 from John. Langdon ft Milton for $1.40, or $301 night by Lisa Hopson ~ Southside and two Future Farmers of America son's Supermarket of Point for the 215-~d hog, and resold it for $8 per pound, or $690. members showing them. Pleasant. · · · to Hamiflllft llliiUI'IIce of Milton for Following the auctioning off of the One lamb, Usa Lewis' seventh The hog In the red ribbon class of '1.15 per po~md, or .$247.24. B&B top two an~als prices fell several place animal, sold to City Insurance 14 which sold for the highest price Food Market, Huntington, bought dollars but remained fairly high of Point Pleasant for ,2.25 per was a 215-poond animal shown by the 43rd place, 21l).pound hog shown througl)out thP. sale. · pound, or $281.25, and will be David Hatfield of Gallipolis Ferry by Rosella Langdon of Milton for Of the 23 Iambs sold three went which btought '1.70 per pound from $1.50,ort315,andresoldittoTicToc for over p. Vanessa Shell of Point donated to the Mason Couqty Fair for its appreciation dinner later in ET&S Sand and Gravel of GallipoUs Tire rl HIDltiJ!Iton .for $1.40 per Pleasant sold her fifth place lamb to the year. · FetTy. pound, or $2M. •' Fisher hasg~ne to the performanc~ollmita to bring you this tap-at-the,-,hne turntabi~J Programmable opttration par· m1ta Mlect1on of up to nlnfl tracks. linear tracking assures precitatonaarm tracking , Fully-automatic controls let you start. stop or repeat record play. And quartl drWe prOvides long -lilting high performance. See this superb Fisher turntable today I S17995 •Front Panel operation The crowd who walled through the auctioning off of :a market Iambe and li8 hop and the presentation of the Citizens National Fair Scholarship Friday nlght to get to the baby beef sale wltneaed ·the setting of a Mason County Fair Livestock Sale record. / For the first Ume, prices for hoth the grand and reserve champion steers topped $4 per pound, with Shoney's of Point Pleasant setting the record at $4.75 per pound. Shoney's paid a total of $6,003.75 for the 1,263-pound grand champion baby beef shown by Jane Hoffman of Letart. The previous record was $3.60 per poiDld, set 11ut y- by Dlvenrified Inve3tors and MH Construction of Gallipolis, Ohio. The I ,275-pound reserve champion steer, shown by Jamie Roush of New Haven, was purchased by Foodland of Point Pleasant and Gallipolis, Diversified Investors and M&T Construction for per pound, or Ma- •Multi channel TV soun'd decoder for receptia~ of stereo and billngu•l broadcasu •25'' August 11. 1986- Shoney's sets record with purchase of champion steer SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE ....... ...,,..._ o: ~imes- ~entinet Section "'•cur Insurance, Point Plea~ut, WT. PRICF. RIRRON NAPA <t nd .John Wadr,, M.D_, Point PlNISBnt l>l 8.50 Pleasant Valle~· llospilal, Point Pleasant Pt•nplrs Bank. Point Pleasant & New f-lal'en Fn1th Pharmacy, Point Pleasant Shinn's Trat'tor SAles, flallipolis Ja{'k Roush Motor Car, Point Pleasant 'Cit)' lm;uranct>, Point Pleasam MCrM Jt'arm City. Pomeroy, Oh1o Mcf>onalds Williamson PaiJ('t, Slluthside Ht~He!t Rrothers Carpet, (iellipolis Citizens NalioMI. Point Pleasant Moles Custom Me:al", Rf'd J-l()ll!W I.cs' C'arry-Qul, Mason lrvtn'sr.lass~r\'iC't', Point PINas:~nt H~m·~'s Cu.stom Hukhf'rm~, Hidwell. Ohio REil HIRRONS Centra l Sup~Jy, Oalhpolis H04 ·kcnberry Pharma cy, oint Pleasant Jerry Haff!!lt Carpet & Sh('f'p F'ram1. r.;~ ll ipolis ISM Satellite ( '1t1zcns N~lional , Pmnt Plf'asant WIUTE RIRfiONS Snuthf'rn States Co-Op.. Pnint Plrusant · Jack Roush Motor Car, Pnint l1 lcas.'lnl liS 135 125 6.00 2.25 130 IIJJ 90 3.25 2.50 2.25 2.25 2.21 2.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 150 2.01 101 IIJJ 125 125 2.75 11'6 1!0 125 .75 2.25 00 :t,OO 120 . 125 125 1!0 liS 3S ,.,115 Ill 120 us ' 1.75 3. ~ dumth:d to Fai r hppredatlon Dmner Trio rate state fair rides COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ A trio of 13-year-old Dublln boys have given the rides at the Ohio State Fair a pi'E'tty good rating. Dennis Hutchinson, Kevin McDermott and Jason Haney de.:!lded to tate five of the mo"' challenging rides Deggeller Attractions offers. The three rates the swiss Toboggan. the Himalaya. the su()E'r Zyklon, the Rockem and the Galactlca. Kevin was the bravest- going on all five rides. Dennis bypassed one and Jason two. · "Overall, they are pt-elty good," Dennis said. "Some of them a reo 'I that good and someareOK But tbey need more exciting ones." The trtoofyouthluijudges helped make up the 2!).1,f>l2vi,~ilors Friday, ·· up substanlially from the 241,947 at the same time a year ago. This year's fair has drawn ! ,566,388 visilor•. up slightly from the 1,5.')6,573of a year ago. A special honor was given Friday to Columbus businessman and sportsman John W. Galb...,ath for hi s outstanding achievement s. Gal· breath. one·of I he principal owners • of the Piltsburgh Pirates, a horS<? farm owner and building develo()E'r, celebrates his ~lh birthday today. : One of the altractions today Is the ; annual Plaslerers and Cement ; Masons Contest whereOhlocelebrl· : ties try their hand at the crafl. Jl's • part of ihe craft smens's projecl of : constructing some addition to the ' fairgrounds . �Page- D - 2 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va . They built bandstand in 1870s in Gallipolis Public Square By JAMES SANDS Spedal Correspondent GA LLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis Bandstand was erected ln the park some time In the late1870s. we have ·' copy of an old · Gallipolis pape1· from the year ...,,,.;.-1880 which talked Jhout a platform dJ nee held to ·pay · off \Vhat ws still owed on the -cost of constructing 1he bandstand. While the bandstand has held this spot on the Public Square for the last century, at other times thC' cou11 house has been located here. During the Civil War the Union a rmy built s10rage depots on this General Putnam bought one on the spot lor 12 guineas; the other was intended lor a rich ,Dutch gentle· man of this vicinity, who has built a two story houSP here 50 feet in length. Tile upper pan of the third mantel was lying there, ordered by a Spanish gentleman in New Orleans, which, because of the fi ne workmanship on it was to cost 20 or 22 guineas. " 3. T ilE G LASSWORKER seemed to be a born at11st. He made us a thermometer, a barom eter , a glass tobacco pipe, a sm all bottle wit h a stopper which · held only about" thimbleful, and a number of of Imprisoning him. " You may write to Jam eo Sands If you wiSh at this address: 00 North Buckeye, Crooksville, Ohio UISI. (nitric acid), and, as we were on a ' Jurney and in da ily need of light nd fire. he presented us wit h a lass fu ll of dry materia1 which Jrns as soon as a match Is Meigs County property transfers August 11 , 1986 Lawrence McQuaid, Audr ey McQuaid to Colu mbia Gas Trans. Corp., Right of Way, Rutland. Roger B. Sayre, Christine L. Sayn' to Orville S. Sayre, J une Sayre, Parcel, Syracuse Village. Jane Rupe to Mahlon G. Eble n, Mary E blen, .23 acre, Salisbury. Anna Darline Clonch, E Uls San· ford Clonch to Ken neth A. J ohnson, 23 Tracts, Salisbury. Karen Lynn Johnson, deceased, Harold Da\1d Johnson, Cert. of Trans., Sutton. Larry J . Ball, Rita D. Ball to Mindy Kay Custer, parce ls , Rutland. Frands K. Chenowlth to Adrian Bert act, Geraldine Bertact, Parcel, Lebanon. emell. Colt Bon ot814·446· 2123 or 114-448-1081 . Water walla drill~ and ..,. viced . Prices on rltqueat. Cell 814-742· 3147 or614-992· 6006. Mr. Busine11men · heviog problems with your roofs?' "Call. ut" for guaranteed flit - gravel -metal r.oof r•pelrt - meintal nancareplacement. Experienced. lnaurad . Bonded . Raferen- c:... Phone 8.1 4·949-2783. PIANO TUNING AND RE· 5600 or 675· 3a24. Re~i •..which has been advertised at $350 Estate Homes for Sale 3 bedroom house in Rustic Hilla. Fully carpeted. stor4!1Q8 bullding, large lot. Call61 4 992-5085 after 4 :30 p.m. 31 Homes for Sale Muat aell. One bedroom , carport, sundack. baaement, furnace , $26,600 . 64 Mill Creek St., Gallipolis. Call 111'4 •446-2539. Squads make seven runs Friday POMEROY - Seven calls we re answered by local units Friday, llhe Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 6: 38a.m ., Tuppers Plains took Thelma Dotson to Camden-Clark Hospital In Par~rsburg; Middleport at 9:02 a.m. , took Dorothy ftoushfromRallroadSt.toPieasant . aValley .m .. went to White Hill Road Hospital; Rutland at 10:for 21 Nellis Haggy, taken to Vete ran s Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy a t 1: 58 p.m. went 10 Lincoln Terrace for Dan White, taken 10 Veterans Memorial; Pomeroy at 4:00 p.m . went to Kingsbury Road and transported Danny Romina, Sue Romina and Franko Romina from the scene of an auto accident to Veterans Memorial; Tupprs Plains at 3: 22 p.m. took Daniel Weaver II from Reedsville to St. J oseph Hospital,' P arkersburg, and at 7: 05 p.m . Middleport took Ann Davis from RivervieW Place to Pleasant Government Homes from e1 . (u repair) . Also delinquent tax property. Call 1/4 Ct. of Diamonds $f49 1·806· 687·6000, ext. GH · 10189foi' information. ThrM bedrooms·, 1tove in kitchen, dining and family rooms with Knotty pine, cabinet• and clouts. Bath, utility room. gas furnance . Sizes Available: 1/4 Ct., 112 Ct., 1 Ct., WHILE THEY LASf . . . •12n......S35000 14•70 Festival 2 · bdr .. 2 . bath. laundry room. Call . 614·446-3120 or814-446· 8241 . 1970 mobile home, 12 X 50 . 13600. Call 614-31170413 . P11k . 614-92-7479. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. lnaured, 20 yean ex:perience . 304-578-2866 or Mobile home , apprOKi · mately V2 acre, 12 miles east of Point Pleaaalit. Ready. 304· 372-661 1, 1---------Mobile Home, 1980 Jamestown with necetnryhookup oupplioa $11 ,600 .00. Call 304 ·675-1484 or 676 · 2138 . 1972, 12x86, Schultz mo· bile home with 7K1 1 EK· pando, wood burner, AC. washer and dryer, all applicancas. livin_g roof". dinning room and bedroom suites, 2 pore"•• · underpenning. $7,000 .00. Phone 304882-2886. l---~------ 79 Mansion mobile home. all electric , 2 br, financing available. 304-5_76- 2010. EKcellent cond, 1970 bed· room, partically furnished. 12x50, Kirwood, 304-773- 9180. 106 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. . For sale or rent . 2 bdr. home between town & hospital. Leaving area. must move. Call 614-446-1502 T.F.S. aftar 9 :30PM. r~V;a;lle;y;H;o;sp;ft;al;.;;;;;;;;~~~·~2~4~M~O;N;TH~S~.;~~~~~~~9~9~2~·~2;6;3~~~;; bdr .. kitchen, •LR, s4a,OOO. Call 614-266-1702 befdre 2PM ot 814·446-1642 ext 236 alter 3PM. 1-S - t-il-1-,o-o-k-in_g_t_o_r-.v-ou_r_d_r_e_am - Home? See our huge lakeside 8 room brick quality older retreat, 3 0 1 5 bdr .• built on house. Canter aof town, 1 112 your lot, 817,900 & up. bathl, forced air ga1 heat. Call 614-Sa6-7311. Hardwood floort . Large level lot. See Arden Dobson. 9 acres land. with 2 trailer•. 614·448·4607 01 614· 446- bern. outbuilding , tractor 2602. end all equipment. t23.600.00. 1 milo behind 3 bdr house. large living Hartford 304-a82·3326 . room, full basement , *30.000. Call if interested 614· 448 · 7380. Plan to Subdivision. II THINK OF US NOT ONLY AS YOUR LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. THING OF US AS YOUR CHEN C ALSO! • 34 Business Buildings Ruttic log cabin. flrepl•ce. 1---- - - - - - county water. 1h acre lot. 1 · lcml. from New Southwattern For sale : apartment hou•e • 4 tohool. Call614-246· 6288. apanmants 4 room• wilh private batha. Needs some 7 room houta, 1 full bath, 2 work. 61'4-992-6022 . half baths. full basement. 2 stall garage with shop abovo. Colt 614·445· 1928. 35 Lots & ·Acreage House for sale in Vinton. can b"8 bought with two extra Iota or separate . Call 614- 388·8343. For sale : One acre lot wrth nice large in-ground pool, partiel baaement . tome trees. For more information Make offer 2 bedrooms. 1 .2 phone 602-583· 1044. acral, 2 car garege. all reasonable offers consi· ApproK. V2 8cre lot in Clay dared . In Pomeroy. 614- Twp., all utilities & septic 878·l513. tank . Call 614-446-4171 after 6PM. 15 rooms, bath, utility. central heat. air condition, Oovemment land •40 an ttorm windows and doors, acre, Many ,lots available . garage , aluminum siding . Build a Future! Caii1 -619- Call 614-992-5204, 3 WHAT YOU SAVE ON A MERRILLAT KITCHEN IS WHAT YOU KEEP bedrooms. detached 28 ft .. garage, rural water. •atellite and applianCtl, one acre, Hysell Run. (All Competitive Priced) FREE ESTIMATES EXPER~ PLANNING & DESIGNING Chad wood c abinet s, by Kitchen Kompacl, are the hPsl ('ahinel valuf' you can huy. Wilh features like self· cloaing hinges, anliquf' hra•• door pulls, fully aoljuolahle shelves on all wall l'Dhinett\, and ea 8)'•<'1ean drawer• thai glid e on lifelimP nylon rollers. Y ou get to keep a lot w1th Mea dow Oak s beaUt1lul (Ask for larry Long) stv l1ng 1n tne new tu"rnilure !tn1sh l1gh ! wood tones that enhar1ce H1e bold look ol natural gramed oak Beh r,d rne Merillat cabmet door are leatures such as Wipe,clean ·JeJS<Jre.*\lme 1nter•ors. slide-out trays adJUStable shelve<; and a 101more A complete twa~ ol Mer illd t conven1ence accessor,es are also ava ila ble Vtstt cur showroom dnd see how fn1.tCh you can save on Quaf!ly Merill at ktlchen cabtne ts . 15°/o OFF AU VANITIES & TOPS IN STOCK DURING THIS SALE .~ MEAIXJ.\7 0\K . SALE STARTS TODAY SALE ENDS 8/31'/85 41 Houses for Rent lng in the great •oom. Clly 304-876-6104or304·876· lot with otf-the-ttreet park- 6386. 7018 . In the tower 201. 8 room house, 2 baths. Inquire at 918 Second Ave .. ing. Call mornin91 814-9922 ttorv home. Middleport. Easy walking dittance downtown. Excellent rental Gallipotie, Oh . 3 bdr. farm house. 6 mi. propeny . Phone 614·992· from Pt. Pleaatnt. Call for •more Information. 614 2173 8:30-5 :00 . 448·4602. 3 bedroom home. Blf.l per- cent assumable loan , garden apot . Reduced down to AMEIIUN WOODMARK Imagine any one of thtH furniture-uafttd wood cabinets in your homtl Designed ta complement t~aditional or conttmparary homes in a price range to fit any but!get, they are carefully constructed ,with built-in extras lib wipe-dean interiors and drawers with whisper-quiet ball bearing sidt glides. f49,000 . 304-676-6047 . 2 bedroom, partially fur· nished . Ballmeada, 304675-6854 between 6 •nd 6 PM . 30 ecraa, 8 room house, 2 large barns. trailer hook up, tobacco allotment, plus machinery 250 Massey Farguton det;lel, plus plows. diac. tobacco setter. 2 yn old, 304-876·5a51. Chalet log home. 2 miles from town, 3 acres, 3 bedroom. full batement, total elec. la[ge deck. 5 yearS 2 bedroom house , garage. 177 Pork Otlve, t200.00 month. call Mrs. Lanham, 304·676-4692 . 8558 . ware. UO.OOO .OO. Coll304·6765123. ern Avenue, VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Middleport, OH. 555 Park St. mo., SIOO dap . Colt 614· 2661187. 32 Mol>ile Homes for Sale colt 304 - 92& - 7029 . e15,600. 3 bedroom mobile home for rent near Cheshire . Phone 614-367· 7148. 66x12 El cO na. 2 bedroom, new furnace, central air . 1 mila east on At . 248 at Chaster . Call evenings 61 4- 986·4466. 3 furnished mobile homes ; tJ962 +HSU SOUTH •• Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: ,South w... Nortll East Pass Obi. I NT Pass Pass For rent mobile home . Call 3 bdt, IGCIIted on Rt. 180. near IIIGHS. 1300 mo .. t150 dep . Colt 814-388· 8711 . Mobile home. 2 bedroom. furnlthed. Cell · 614·446 · 1232. Clun 2 bdr, furnished . city utilltiet, priv•t• lot, Centenary. 1 tmalllntent, no pete. f190 mo. Call 814·446· 0939. 6 1 Household Goodl 1--------SWAIN manl of Human Services Ia AUCTION & FURNITURE Interested In leasing existing profntionet office apece, or 82 Oliue St., Gallipolit. New & uaed wood-coal atovea, 6 having office tpace bu ilt to pc w ood LR tuite 1399, tpeclflcetiont. in or near the county aeat of Maaon County. Office space to contitt of first floor apace approximately 8,000 tquare feet: . Additional plant and apeclficationt era available. Serlout blddert thould co ntact Sharon Winkler- Serena, ArH Admlniatrator, or Jim Hensley. Adminiatrative Aa· bunk beda *199, anuon recliners $99, new & ut ed bedroom t uitea. rangea, wringer w ..hert. 8t shoet. New livlngroom s u it efi $199 -$699, lamp s. a lao buYing coal & wood. t1ove 1-.. Call614-446-31 59 . ~ounty Appli a nce , In c . Good u11d eppliancet and TV Hto. Open 8JIM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat . 614-448- tiotant, •• 629-11281 by Au;uot 1 e. 198~. 1899, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli · 54 Misc . Merchandise polis, OH . GOOD USE D APPLI ANCES w..hers, d ryers, refrigerato rs, range1. Skegga Appliancea, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Cre.t Motel. 814·446-7398. LAYN E'S FURNITUR E Sofat and chai ra priced from 1285. lo 1895. Tabteo, 160 and up to $1 2 5. Hide·a-· bed a, $ 390. a nd u p t o_, $660 .. sofa beds $148 , Recliners, 8226 . to • 376 .. Lamps from $28. to $126 . pc. dinettes from 8109 .. to 436 . 7 pc. f 189 and up . Wood table with ai,. chairt 1285 lo $745 . Deok 1110 u p to 8226. Hutc h~~ts. $6 50 . Bunk bed complet e with mattretse1, $276. a nd1110. up to f396 . Beby bede, r-:;;::;;:;;::;:;;;;:::.~~:;:;;~:;=:;===~I · Mattrellet or boK springs,· V ' full or twin, 858., firm, t6a .. "RAND OP' E NIN8 . SALE Pa!l Opening lead: +K and $78. Queen sett . $226 . 4 dr. chests. $49 . 6 dr, chests, S59 . Bed f ramet ; $20.and $25., 10 gun - Gu n cabinett, $360. Gas or STARTING electric: ranges $375. Baby . mattresses, 826 I& $35, bed f rames $20, $25, &. $30 AUGUST 121 1985 king fram.e $60. Good selec: JAMES .IRE SHOP SALES and SERVICE ' DEAN TIRES . little d!amQnd to play ace and a heart, South's hand would be good. Note that the play of the queen on the thlrd round of diamonds wo~ld be disastrous. West would ruff and .Plat ace and a heart, lea•1ng South with a losing diamond. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) 44 44 Apartment fnr Rent 2 112 2 mobile homes for rent , no pets. Deposit. references Furnished apartment ground level. one bedroom, •so.oo week, utilltlaa . pllid. 304- Riverside Aptl. Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens. $1 30. Equal Houaing Opportunities. 614- 45 Furnished Rooms 1- - -- - - - - - - 2 bedroom apartments. New Haven. WVa . Newlv remodeled . In town . 614- 992· 7481 . 1 ~--------­ 1 bedroom apt. for rent. Nicely locatad. Contact Viilage Manor in Middleport. 614 · 992 · 7787 . Equal Housing Opportunity . t ion of bedroo m auite1. rock ers , metal cab inets, headboards $38 & up tO' 965 Used. Furniture ·- Met~l off ice desks. 3 milet out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm , Mon . th ru Sat . - MILE EAST OF MERCERVILlE 614-446·0322 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at $169 for 1 bedroom and 8204 for 2 bedroom, deposit $200. located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable TV available. hours as poasible 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday , Call 614446 - 2745 or l e ave me11~ge . Nicely furnished mobile home, eft. ept., central air and heat in city, adultt only. Call 614-992·6084 alto• 6:00pm. 876· 3100 or 876·6609. PHONE 2 bdr . apt., good location, redecorated. 8149 mo .• util ities panly paid. Call 304- 876· 6104 or 304· 876 · 6386. Nicely furnished apt. central heat, air , parking, ne;~tt door to library . One professional adult only. Call 614-446- 0338. Furnithed apt. 701 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. 2 bdr. $260 utili· tiea paid. Call 446-4416 after 8pm . Furnithed apt .. 920 4th Ave., 1 bdr ., $226. utilities pd ., adultt . Call 446-4416 after Rpm . 740 % 2nd . Ave .. 3 bd r., $190 mo. deposit requ ired. tween 9 &. 6 . 1- - - - - - - -- - 2 bdr duple~~: . AC. off street parking , in t own, stove, refrig. furnished, e290 mo. plus utilities. Call 614 -446- 4428 or 614-446· 2605 fo• appointment . 1 ~'----~--~ New 2 bdr, 4 % mllea from Galllpolit , $200 plus elect· ric. $60 dap .• no pett. Call 514·46-8038. Furriithed apl . $246. Utilities -paid, 243 Jack1on Pike, Goltlpolis . 2 bdr. Call 445· 4416 alter 8pm. New efficiency with garage, small deck. diapoHI. washer & dryer hookp-up, 1pplian· cet furnished . Private yerd, northup area . 10.mln . from city pork. Colt 614 ·446· 7209 or 814·446·3287. '. 446-7274~HOUIS 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 547 For rent Sleeping Rooma and light houl8 keeping rooma. Park Central Hotel. Colt 814-446-0766. JA(KSON PIKE, GALLIPOLIS, OH. 1 MILE WEST OF HOLZER HOSPITAL Furniahed room. range, re· frig. *126, thara bath, sin- · gle male. 919 2nd. AVe .. Where Quality Makes The Difference Gallipolis. Call 448-4416 after 8PM . 1--- -----For rent, cottage, 1 br . . 1986 HOLLY PARK furnished. utilities pd. $66. week . 304·676-3100 or 676 ·6609 . DOUBLEWIDE 28'x48' Vinyl siding, eKtra insulated 6.. walls. gas or electric. 3 BR . 2 bath . . utility room, chapel and vaulted c eilings . Mobile home lot, 12' Jt60' or smaller. •76 water paid, 4th & Neil, Gallipoli•. Call 4•8- $26,900 4418 otto• 8PM. 1986 HOLLY PARK 14x72 2 BR Deluxe Both Double Insulation 6 Inch Walls Total Electric Extro Nice! $22,900 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North ot Pomaroy. Large Iota. Call 1985 1985. 814-992· 7479. 198Z, OVERLAND PARK OVERLAND PARK CARRIER ROUTES AVAILABLE 14x70 2 Bl Dtl!'xe BAth Tip-A-Bay Total Electric Front Living Room Double Insulation 14x70 2 BR Deluxe Bath Fr. Kitchen Oouble Insulation Totol Eledric 6 Inch Walls 14x72 3 BR 2 Baths Utility Room Chapel (eilings Totol Electric Earn Extra Spending Money $19,995 $18,995 $16,·900 1986 COLUMBIA 1986 APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houaes. Pt. Pleatant and Gallipolis. 614-448 - 8221 . 11 Mobile Home lou for rent in mobile ho~e perk, W. V1. and Ohio . No pets, dapoah'. reference required. 304~ 675' 3000 till6:00 PM . Help Wanted DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS 1985 FOREST PARK Have The Chance To Win CASH, PRIZES and TRIPS 14x70 3 BR Become A Call 81 4·446·0338. Call448-4418 alter BPM . 54 Misc . Merchandise (HE(K US OUT FQI QUALITY NEW HOME$ AND THE CLEANEST BEST U$ED HOMES IN THE TRI-ST~TE ~REA negotiable . Cell 614-992· · 46 Space for Rent 6723 . 2 bedroom . couple and one 2234. small c hild , central air, l - - - - - - - - - 8 140.00 month plu t utilities, 304-676-4088. One bedroom furniahed apartment for rent in Middleport. All utilltiea paid. Apartment for Rent PH. 614-256-6496 nishad or unfurnithed. Rent tequited, 304-676·3000 till 6:00PM . 5 room & bath apt .. dep . tequited. Call 614- 949· 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished apt.l2 bdr ., $200 water paid, 1136 2nd . Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446-441 6 after SPM . phone 304-675-6612 after One Or two bedroom apart4:00 . ments in Pomeroy . Fur· K MotMie Home Pork . East· Call 6H -446 ·422 2 be· Furnithed, AC. cable, no city tuet. be•utHul river view. in Kanauga. Foater's Mobile Home Park, 814· 446· 1602. tUN, underpinning. Located Pearl St., Racine, Ohkl or 1· Furnished 2 bdr. located K & $175 ,. ... +QJ 10' 5 • KJI0942 tAQU +AK . 992· 7721 . 1- - - - - - -- - 614· 446·0608. 18a4 Schuh• ,,.Iter. 3 bed· room. 2 batha. new furnl· 2263 . pd .. Call 446-4416 otter 8pm. 24Jt60 modular home, 3 bedrooms, living room, kit·Chen, 2 baths. good cond, NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 614 ·445· 7274. Furnished 2 bdr mob . home . no pets , Call 614-94 9 - 2 bdr . furniahed, all utilitet Call 446-4416 after 8pm. pd., excert elect .. ·conve· nient location, security dep- Just available-apt. for ren t. oait reuqired. Call614-446- Call 614 ·446-9244. 2627 (incoln Ave., 2 bedrooml. living foom , kitchen. dlnningroom. full size bath and shower. Extra big lot . phone 304·876·3449. 388·9060. Furnished apt . 2 bdr., $19 5 water paid, 1.31 V1 4th Ave .. old. 864,000.00, 8% par coni loan: 304-576-8822. tions. for mort information and exciting ideas fer your kitchen, bath or for using cabinets as fur· niturt throughout your home, ask for our brochure on !he cabiMI style of your choice. Furnished 2 bdr. trailer on ·old 160 near Porter. private lot, married couple, no kids or pett, &200 mo. $100 dep., water paid. Call 614- Furnished efficiency, adults, 920 4th Ave :, $186 utilities 42 Mobile Homes • for Rent All lmtticon Waodmark cabinet lines offer options such a~ matching trim and shelving. dtslo compo · nenll, brass finish gallety rail, and wariaUI _ styles of dtcorativt hard- (onvtnlttKe accenories ot tnry kind provide unlimited storage op - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished efficiency s 145. utilties paid, share bath, 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis. adultt. room modular on a parman- - -- - - . . . , - - -- entfoundation. Vaulted ceil- 3 bdr.house. 2 baths. Call Installing your Chadwood cabinels yourHif can save big dollars. Stop In Or Call Today For Your FREf Estimate Rentals Mr!n:h<tlldJse OFFICE SPACE NEEDED ·· Tho Weet VIrginia Depen· 1'/• Baths DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIER By Calling 446·2342 Chapel (eiling Total Electric Utility Room Was 115,995 8PM . 814-992·2369. tn Mlddlepon. New 2 bed- 1-lO·IS tK85 +to 742 EAST +AK6 2 . • A8763 • to1 +Q5 Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- D -3 51 Household Goods ,.Q5 WEST The W.Va . ON BLADEN-MERCERVILLE RD. Furnished efficiency 701 4th Ave., Gallipolia . $1 60, 66B -1667 for info . 24 'utilities paid , share bath. hourt. adults, Call 446-4416 after ~- 24fi.Jt Pleasant, 47 Wanttd to Rent NORTH +uu By James Jacoby It's always a good idea to be careful about doubling fo r a one·trick set. Yo1,1 cJ;on't gain very much, and you may alert your opponent Into playing 'the hand well enough to make it. Here is just such a deal. West thought his length in hearts plus the A-K of spades would be enough to cause the four-heart contra ct to founder, so he doubled. The opening lead of the spade king drew jhe very encouraging play of the queen from East. This has the traditional meaning of telling partner to underlead his ace next , and West fo)· lowed that instruction. South trumped a nd considered what West could have for his double. It looked as if a holding of all five trumps was what West was banking on, so declarer played accordingly. He cashed the ace and king of clubs, led a diamond to' the king and ruffed another spade. Then he played the ace of diamonds. Now came the key play. South played a low diamond from his hand. If East won that trick, declarer could not he prevented from trumping the queen of diamonds with dummy's heart queen . If West ruffed in on the third outbuilding , 10' Dioh An· tonne. Coll614·446· 1104. garage. garden area, Green 1- - - - - - - - - School Diltrict. Call 614- 20 acre farm , tobacco base. 446- 2025 or 614-246 - lg. barn. newl" remodeld, 2 INGElS JEWELRY •VISA·MASTII CHAIGE 14 ·x 70 Nathua trail• with • _12 X 32 add ·l·room, 3· 4 bedrooma, kitchen. dining room, living room. large ofler 8:00PM. ~~:;:=:::::====== House for Sola: Beat offer. 33 Farms for Sale li• (T. SIZING $10 EXTRA ei.AYAWAY A borderline double 114-448 ·0137 otter 6PM , gtlogo. Cell 614·446-2697 6244 . 1 ci.......$59995 . James Jacoby 676-2338. 31 THE BANDSTAND IN THE Gallipolis Public SqUill"' about where the llrst Gallla County court house was erected In the early 1800s. When the Freneh 500 arrived here Oct. 17, 171101 they found on this spot a 30-fool-h!gh Indian burial mound. By 1793 the French had built a swnmer house on top of the Indian mound. ...., 32 Mobile Homes for Sale PAIR, Summer rates In 1973 Granville. 3 bedroom. effect - free eatimltea . 14x70. Partly furnished . Set Word'• Keyboard. 304-876· up in Country Mobile Home itchen Cabinet ale \\Enh9nee the Beauty ot You, Home With 8e9utitul l(ltchen Cebinett Profeulonal Services . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point ~1984 Fleetwood mobile BookkHping end ucreterl•l home 14x70, underpinned, work-all type. Your oftic. or storage building & trailrt mine. no iccount too big or Htl It GrMn Terrace. Call 1he Nationally Famous Diamond Wclterfall Design ;• ')plied." This, he told us, was ma nufac· '\!red from bones. I must say this In addition abOu t theSP fine gardens, that there are In them the most beautiful flowers, art ichokes, and almond t rees; and, besides the gardens, thPre are m a ny nne vi neya rds a nd a few small rice fie lds." IIECKEWELDER . also mentl· oned that he had dinner wi th the man whom Heckewelder perceived to be the most prominent member of the French 500: Mr. P etit, who served the lawn not only as a doctor but as a judge as well . We note that severa l of the early weddings In Galli polis were perfor m ed by J udge Petit. Heckcwelder n'iated one sad note about his second visit to Ga ll ipolis In 1792. • "Early on the lOth we met hunters from Colu mbus. Midway, a t 1 o'clock. we arrived In a Our vessC'I is one of them . '' Here we spent the whole of the d n'nching rain at Gallipolis, where. fo llowing d ay~ visiting the skilled to our surprise towards evening, one of these same hunters was mf'Chanics and the beautiful improvements a nd gardens laid out in brought in as a corpse. Soon after we had left them, he had gone off European style. "The mos t interesting shops of . with his com rades after a herd of buffalocs. The g un of one of them t h~ ~ormcr arc those: " l. Of the goldsmith a nd watch· had gone off accidenta lly and killed maker. who showed us such skilled hi m on the spot. The unfortunate \'.rork on watches, compasses and man gave himself up at once to the sun-dials as I had never seen authorities to await his fate. Seeing, however, what grief and pain he before. "2. Of the sculpt or and stone suffered at the death of his good mason. The latter had two finished friend. they comforted him Instead mantels, most anistl ca lly carved . 11, 1985 not a mtstake! "He also ma nufactures costly medic ines such as aq ua fortis WHEN TH E French 500 arrived here in 1790 t he Cf'nter of the public square held an Indian mound. John Heckewelder w ho visited Calli polls in 179'2 1ater described what he saw then: "A t a disiance of abol.\t 100 paces from the Ohio Is a 'Mound' (a round hi ill. which . proba bly was con· s tructed by the sam e for mer inhabitants of this land who m ade all the strange and mysterious fortifications and works to be found in this country. This mound Is abou t 30 feet high, has now been made Into a beautiful pleasure ga rden. wi th a pretty summer-house on 1he fla t top." John Heckewelder, who was a Moravian m issionary to Ohio, also wrote in his journa l In 1792 that Ga llipolis then had a bout 150 houses wit h a population of some 300 to 400 civilia ns and some 50 to 60 regu lar United · States Army troopers and scouts whose job it was to protect the town during the Indian wars. " FINE KEELBOATS are m anu· factured in this town (Ga llipolis). August Thisp~ce is o1 her works of art. , pcit. • EXECUTIVE'~ . DREAM $14,995 Do not miss this opportunity to purchase one of Jackson's most beautiful all brick homes. This sprawling ranch is located on 1 0 acres of choice landscaped property with a breathtaking vieW of Jackson County: Newly and exquisitely decorated . Plush plush carpeting and designer drapes . 3 larga bedrooms, 3% baths. housewife's drl!'am kitchen, large family room with complete wall window seat, picture windows in every room. Large carpeted back porch. huge 2 car garage and complete laundry room Will NOW BROADMORE COLUMBIA 14x60 2 Bl 14x70 2 BR 2 Baths Total Electric ·I Bay Window Total Electric AM-FM-Stereo (hapel hilings $14,500 Bath FURNISHED $12,509 KI"DLEWOOD One wood stove that can actually make your room look better. Show By Appointment Only PH. 286-3373 or 286-7175 DAllY . DIRECTOR OF CONTINUING EDUCATION OFF-CAMPUS, SPECIAl and SUMMER PROGRAMS Rio.Grande College/ / Community College announces a position available as Director of Continuing Education. Off-Cam pus, Special l!r Summer Programs . The po sition is a twelve month administrative appointmen1. Responsibilities in~lude development a nd implementation of continuing tduca tion program , course selection, develop men1 and evaluation of programs and monitoring budget. Knowltdge of business. industrial and community organizations required . Computer and communications skills as well as strong inter· personal relations and motivation to be a aelf-atarter is eKpected . Masters Degree preferrtd. Deadline : Application, vita and names and phone numbers of three references should be submitted by August 20. 1985 to: Personnel Office Attention: Continuing Education Rio Grande Coll~e Rio Grande, Ohio 46874 P.O. No . 4143 •Availablt in wood or black, met allic brown, redcharcoal grey. •Optional Metal decor lrim available In COP· per, br111 or sihun . •5-year limited warrant y, •large airtight removtble eah pan. •Approved fo r b urning bitumlnou10 coal. •30 " and 38 " w idth s: either model can be UIMd free-sta nding or inaert . J a1 a f ir eplac111 PRE-SEASON SALE r S.AVE TO 40°/o NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMEN1 TILL OCTOBER OLD TIME HEATING COMPANY RT . 7 - 6 MILES BELOW GALLIPOLIS OPEN SAT. & SUN. - NOON Till 6 f .M. WEEKDAYS - NOON ·TILL 7 P.M. �~ - , .. ,"" ... -. ......- . ..·. - .. .' ._~ . ~ - . .. ... ." " ,.. ..... '• Page-0-4- The Sunday Times-Sentin~;~l Survey seeks to identify health needs Pomeroy dents In the areas of fitness, cancer self-examination and smoking. The sUJveys have been distributed to llO randomly selected Franklin County physicians, hospitals, clinics, health agencies, businesses. nursing homes and other groups. The survey is a follow-up to the health risk appraisal conducted by COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Colum bus Health Department and Fr<mklln County District Board of Health are conducting a sutvey to determine what programs are available to Franklin County resi- August 11. 1986 Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. the Columbus and Franklin County health departments last summer. In that sampllng, 606 Fraklin County adults were asked to evaluate their g~>neral healthstatus. Lack of exercise, Infrequency of breast self-examination by women and clgarettesmoklngwert'found to be present risks In Fran kiln County. ThesurveyshowedthatJlpercent d. the respondents smoked ci- Columbus Health Department. ''The first step In that planning process is to detetmine ' what programs already exist to serve rt'Sidents of I his area," Jones said. "Our currt'nt survey to health cart' providers should give us a good idea ri what needs are and are not being garettes, 62 percent of the women did rot examine their breasts monthly for abnormal growths and 72 percent reported an Inadequate exercise levels. · "We beli!>veltls Important to plan programs to addrt'SS tllese Identified risks," saldd Bob Jones, director of health education of the ~. and the findings will be given to health planners at the Columbus and Franklin County Health Departments. Results of the survey are dueAug. 58 · t'OITI$my- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. Pet-. for Sale 81 Floh Tonk ond Pet Shop, 2413 J1ckeon Avenue, Point Pieollnt, 304-1175· 20113. Fllh, blrdo end moro. 614-367-7143. 1-Card of Thanks (paid in advan'"l 2-ln Memory {paid in advance) 3-Announcements· 4·Giveaway 5-Happy Ado 6·Lost and Found 7 -Yard Sale (paid in advance) B-Public Sale & Auction 9-Wantod to Buy 21 ·Business Opportunity 22-Monoy to Loan 23-Professional Services Employment 31-Homos for Sale 32-Mobilo Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 36-Lots & Acreage 36-Real Estate Wanted Serv1~e s Rental s 14-Businass Training 15-Schools 16-Radio, TV & CB Repair 17-Misoallaneous 1 8-Wanted To Do An noun ce111 en Is 3 Announcements 4 f drill & 41-Houses for Rent 42-Mobila Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-Apartmant for Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 46·SPI!CB for Rent 47-Wan1ed to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 1 1·Help Wanted 1 2-Situation Wanted 1 3-lneuranee · old, wormed, papers, grool podlgroo. •100.00. 304·882·2237. Heavy duty Lowboy trailer for hauling small dozer or tractor. *800. Call 614- 992-7401 . Musical Instruments lnternational46 Baler. Good condition. &600. 614-9925565. Bundy Alto NX . exc. cond .• uc. cond.. 11,200. Coli 814-258-1857 altar 5:30. Farm At. 36. 304-7361 6c each . Morgans Wood2342 or 676-1286. ~-====::====::;=========~ lawn 5 etrlng bonjo.' Coil II 14· 25f·8417 before 8 PM. Home)ite water pump $200; Solo 5 gal back pak spraye $&Q; A model Inter with cult L1v es tu 1 k 614·446· 0294. Balloons for Get Well, Anni "eraarys, Birthdayt, parties. Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal- loono& Co. 614-446-4313. You can slim up.forsummer. All Natural Weight -Loss progr.am can help you Iota 10-29 plus pounds in your first month or your money back. CaU now 614-742- 2328. Announcing the Cake and Candy Supply Shop 'a midsummer sale 3-9 Aug . Loc:at&d at the Rocking G Ranch , 'h mile east ot Harrison"ille on SR 143. $2.00 rebate on selected pans . 10- 20 percent off on all other supplies. Call 614· 742 -3033. Golf lessona. Trophies or awards of any kind. John Teaford. Chester, Ohio. Now accepting new piano ttudents. Three miles south of Tuppers Plains . Nancy Schul 614-667· 3336. ble. Call 614·992·6022 Cute miKed female puppy needa good home . White broWn, & tan. 6 weeks old: wormed. Call 614-448- Will do babysitting in my hours . Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone for !herr prayers. flowers. cards and food dur~n& the loss of our father. Grayson Kendrick. God bless you all. His Famil THANKS To Rutland High Classses of 1950 and 1965 for relivin& precious memories at Alumni Banquet. Fa Sauer 4 kittens, 8 weeks old. Call 614-446-9598. 2 black & white puppies. Call 614-448- 0399 ask for loretta. . Two female dogs, 1 part Beegle, 1 part mixed breed. Coll614-742-3168. Cute, adorable, small to medium sized dog, white, fluffy fur, with black ears, ex. with children . Call 614- 992·7674. Cute. fluffy long- haired. black & white kinens, Call 61 4-992· 7674. Large dog, part Collie, part German Shepherd. 2 yrs. old, gentle with children. good watch dog. Call 814· 985-3950 after 4:30pm Free ride to Louisville, Ky. Leaving August 22 Call Now site's acne: we have felt a tear, but 1 &rateful smile shinei throurh 1 tear. Grateful for &ills of love God sent while she was here. Gifts that will smile in our hur1s and bt forever dear. Thank you, God, tor your novtr ondin& Jove throqto our Mother and Grandmother, Emma D. Jott,~Son. Sadly missod by Children 111d Families: Bernice lAval· Coy 1nd Family; Frtda Cun· ninrnam 1nd Famrly; Jorrr Johnson IIICI Family. Buying daily gold, silver coins, rings, jewelry, starling ware. old coins. large cur· rency . Top pricet. Ed. Bur· kett Biuber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614-9923476. 1 - - - - - - - - -- Aluminum scrap. Sell your alum1num scrap direct to the smelter. Buying all grades of aluminum. Premium paid for large loads. Call for quote. Scipio Energy, located 1% miles east of Pagetown on Township Road 141 . Meigs 8043. Puppies, 6212. phone 304· 773- inventory . Training, fixturea. grand opening, etc. Can opan 16 days. Mr. Keenan pool. Call 814 -992 -2068. ApprOK. 1 bu . hot banana peppers . 304-773·6878 1- - - - - - - -- - Employment Serv1ce s 11 Help Wanted Reps N"ded. For business accounta. Full time S60,000 to 880 . 000 Part time $12.000 to $18,000. No provided. 1-612-938·6870. 1306)878-3839. Your prior military IKPt· rienca is ""dad in the army national gutrd. Monthly paychec:k. fife lnaurance. retirement income. and edu· calional . anistance eveila· ble. Coli 304-1176-3150 or 1-800-842-31119. 6638. puppies 304- 773Need 8 Lost and Found Found: womans bifoc•ls on Rt. 33 toward fairgrounds . Coll614-992-6488 . . LOST, 2 large rings keys, return to Mason County Public Sale & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE. Esttte, farm , antique. liquidation aales. licensed Ohio and West Virginia . 30 ... ·773- 6786 or 304-773-6430. 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean uaed cau. Jim Mink Che\1 .- 0idt Inc. Bill Qene Johnson money for tchool clothes? Soli AVON low olorling loo 15.00. Coil 614·448·2166 or 614·446· 3368. Baby sitter needed in my home. ref. required.. 4·& days 1 week. Call after 6pm 614-245·9187. Office Clerk Ambious person to work In sales office. Requires typing e)Cperience, operation of general office equipment, eKperienca in telephone eales It in"entory control systems htlllpful . Must be neat • accurate with figure•. Foward resume to boK 80 in care of the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. 826 Third Oalllpolia, Oh A"'·· 411631 . Eooy Aooombly Work I 1600. per 100. GuarantMd payment. No IKperience-no salea. D•t•il• send selfaddralled shmped enve- lope; Elon Vitol · 715, 3418 EntarpriJe Rd., Ft. Pierce, FL 614-4411-0175. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bods. iron, wood, cupboards, chal,., chesta. baaketl , diahea, stone jars, antiques. gold and silver . Wrlte - M . O . Millar. Rt.2. Pom1roy. Ohio 4&769 or call 814·9927780. Glliii-Stuclenl Loon Ropoy· ment progra.rn-earn money while gening your dagrH. Enll1t now for many ether benoflll. Call 304·175· 3960 or 1·100·142·3Stl. Sales repr...ntatlva wanted tor pftt control comptlny, wdte BoK C·l care of the Point Pleaaant Register. Cleaning lady needed, half day ptus per week. eome loundry, 304·176-21182. Woman ta cook and! litht housakeeplnt for elderly gentlem•n . Day cera or livein. Send resume and references to lox P9. c-o R. .ieter, Pt. Pl . WV 215110. Mr. Donut taking eppHcations for one part time and ono full limo bokor. Apply In person. pleaH no phone call1. 33482. 614-448-3672 Uted mobile homes. Call If you ' re wendering how you cen afford to go to college 1hit fall. check into the Army National Guard educational a•sistance prOgrams. New Attention : Toy and Gift Company hiring damonstraton lo work now tH December. No collecting, no deliyerlng, no inYeetment. Also booking pertiet. Call Someone to mow peature field. Cell 304-1176-8104. 12 Sl~uatione Wanted Sandy 1114-247-4931 . Part- time babysitter needed for 5 mo . old baby, in home, Middleport oroo. Sond ro· P 0 BoK 15, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. tuma to Persons Body Shop, Lucas ~=~· ::~t~~~ntH:!!: Populor priCOI. (814)9811· 4174. 1114·247-3213 100buohollllroorn. U.OOo Pump sales, service. Ftegistered in Ohio . All work guaranteed. Call 304-2732811 . Ravenswood. W.Va. Special prices on labor for re-upholstering furniture month of August 1985 only. Sa"a $call tor estimate now. Mowrey's Upholatary, call 304-678·4164. F1nanml Colt 614·992·6584.' Beautify your home for winter. Wallpapering. inte· rior design tips, neat·clean job. 304·676-4683 or 676· 2001 . 18 Wanted to Do 1---.,.------Will pajnt trailer roofs & plow tobacco. Call 614- 21 --·.---c;&iii"iioifs··-...... U.S. 36 West, JacksOn. frHzing . Happy Hollow Fruit f•rm or Aoy See, 304-1578- Ma~aey 2028, 678-21148. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUS· LISHING CO. recommends thlt you do buaine11 with people you know, and NOT to Hnd money through the mail until you have investigated the offering, A golden opportunity-make money in your space time. Join friendly home toy partiel, the leader for 30 years. Openings for managers and dealera. We ha"e the largest and belt line in party plan. Earn big money plut bonu... and travel incentives. Start now and earn money immediately. Call toll free II"••· Call 814-448- 4~91. FRIDAY.. AUG. 16 - 7:00P.M. From G.Jiipolis, tako Rt. 151, turn left onto Rl. 77 5, turn right onto Potriot Co4mus load. Watch lor Signs TRUCKLOAD OF NEW CARPET Direct From the Carpet Mill in Geor&ia TRUCKLOAD OF NEW FURNITURE Direct from the South · LOTS OF MORE NEW MERCHANDISE MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AU<tioneer . 245- 152 - 381-1249 SAT., AUG. 17-1 0:00 A.M. LOCATION: 9 Mileo SW of Jackson. Oh . On SR 139, Turn Righ1 on Riegel Ridga Road at store. go 3 miles. Sign• Posted (Albert Riegel Farmt ITEMS: 2 llalwall cupboards, 6 board blanket chests. Victo· rian half bed, oak dresser, oa~ washstand, 2 missron oak rockers, oak press back htgh chair, 6 match1ng bentwood chairs. other chairs and rockers, old baby walker, 3 metal beds, 21readle sewing machines, old Silvertone radio, couch and chm, sad irons, iron skillets, baskets, pictures and frames, samplers. shoe last, lard paddle, lard press, kraut cuHer, sausage gr~nder, gambnels, electric fencer, ladders, grinders, tinware, 2 wringer washers, print cloth feed sacks, 4 qu1Jt tops, stoneware, glassware, glass cannmg jars, bot· ties. old wrought 11on items, new bed lramesand headboard, black and wh1te TV, fans, desk, Hom elite chain saw, S1mpi1C· ity garden tractor w/cultivator, steel fence posts, barb w11e, plaHorm scales. wheelbarrow, 2 tarpaulins, lawn tractor and 'trailer,.corn sheller, log chains, grass seeder, wood cobbler lasts, hay wagon, snow fence, corner jobber, feed crusher. misc. lumber, wagon load ol larm tools, 2 old guns, p.us plenty more. TERMS: Cash or Check with 1.0. LUttch Sorvetl by Hantilton Twp. Firt Dept. OWNERS: LawrttKt Ritpl & ltuth Terry MUSTARD AUCTION SERVICE Jackson, Ohio 614·286-5868 Preston Mustard - 614-286·5168 Terry Lloyd - 614·286-1229 Bonded and Licensed b · State of Ohio Klllbroo 276 grain body & 16 ft . grain elevator. Call 614- 46 Space for Rent 286-6622. 614-286-662,2. 1114-288-11522. row pull type 30 in . rows. 12,500. After 5p.m. call 1614!378-6311. Farman Super condition Call 3549. Large Yard Sale: Monday Middleport . third house above Post Office, 10 am- I pm. knick knacks, Hnens, household items, clothlno sizes 8- 1 I. tome antl11uea. If rains, will try for Tues. Aug NEW AFFOIIDABLE USTING- Older 2 story home 1n good slllte ol repair. 3 BRs, livlng.room wrth fireplace, lami~ room wrth fireplace, dining room, eat-in kitchen and bath, 2 car garage. N1ce ftat kJl $31,000. tmO Middleport & Vicinity Moving Sale: 197 Kelton Rd. Aug 8 to I, 9·1. Yard Sale rain or shine 1127 Second Ave.. 12th thru 16th . School clothes. toys. glassware, old & new misc . Business Opportunity Be your own boss. Fast growning, multi-billion dollar industry which census figures show part-time earnings a"eraga up to $20.000 .00 per year . No selling-service accounts set up by company. Requires $15,000.00 cath for equipment . No special skills or veh1cle needed. EKcellenl tax ad\lantages . EKpansion financing available to those qualified . Write Mr. Mason, BO)C 360247, Birmingham, Al 35236, include name, address and phone number or call toll-free 1·800·521· 4849 botwoan 9:00AM· 4 : 30PM central Time zone. 8 May 30, 1985, ttoo.oo pair, 304· 675-4828. 64 C. Good 614-985- Hay & Grain trailer been uaed 4 times. SUBLET - Retai'l space located at 42 Court Street , lafayette Mall, Gallipolis, Oh10. Square footage of I. 157 selling space and 227 square feet of storage space on the second floor of the Lafayette Mall. Call 614·446·7653 . 9:30 'til 8:00 Monday thru Saturday Autos far S11le 80 Pontiac Grand Prht exc . 71 Autos for Sale 1983 Nissen Datsun. good cond .. t4,600. Cali 614· 379-2314. cond . Call614-446-1652. ' 1978 Chry,ler New Yorker Broughman, 2 door. Blacklllver interior, high mileege, good cond. loaded . Call ble cond. Call 61 4·446· 7404. 1962 Chevrolet in restorl• 1978 Buick LeSabre custom, 2 door. 1 owner. Call,' 614-446·0622. 1984 Monte Carlo SS. Call 61• ·446- 2687. . 1977 Chevy ohortbod PU, 614 -446-1761 orafter4:30 614-245·5861 . 360 engine, auto, $660. 614-378-6311. 81 Trans. Am Tl.lrbo, 11lver Mixed hay for 11le. Large round 1,2001b. bales . Call shown. Call614·256·1393. 814 -843·5318. with. blue customized interior. t ·tops. Alpine AM -FM , c..sette, POL, PW, PA, PS. crulae, air , tilt. 47,000 mi., auto .• $360 . Will trade one ' or both for good running Car.: Black quarter horae colt. & St-raw, 81.25 bale, 304month old. Chestnut filly, 678-2817 . 4lh month old - Both out of - - - - - - - - Super ChiK, halter pros- 79 Ford Pinto new paint, 76 Honda 5 spd Call614· 256 - Reg Apaloota mare. 16 rho. old, $600 or boll offer. Call 614-266-1271 . Quarter horse. Hat been Shelled buthel . Tr onsport atjon poets, $600 each. 1980 Rockin Bar 2 hone trailer with. floor matt, spare tire & tail curtains, 81 ,400 . Call corn. $2.20 per Call after 6 :00. 71 Autos for Sale 614·245-5811 . S year old gelding, 7 yrs old mare & yearling colt for ule. Reasonable. Alao 1addles. Call 614·886·4337 or 614· 985-3880. TOP CASH paid for '80 model and nawer used cart. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eaatern A"• ·· Gallipolis. Call 614·446·2282. Real Estate General 15,500. Call 614-446 · 9587 or 814-446-2459 . 6417 before 6 PM. 1964 chevy 2 dr., 6 cyl .. · Call 614·446·8397. Dodge Aspen '76. 2 door. 3 ~ on the floor. new retread · tires and battery. $360." After 6 ·p.m. call 1614]378-: 6311 . 1976 Ford M~stang . II 13. ...... ..,t.Pieasiliii ..... & Vicinity Yard Sale, 2222 Mt. Varnon Avo. Mondoy Aug. 12th, 9 • am to 2 pm, boy• clothing. Illes 2 to 8, toys, Child's . ~ table and chairs, miac . .. 22 Money to Lo•n 6·oo p .m . 1977 Mustang $1950. Call 742 -26 81 after 1979 Ford Granada. 6 cyl, 4 1976 Plymouth Cutter. cyl, auto, looks&. runt good.- 614-446-4823 dr, PB, PS. air. tilt, am-fm stereo. Call614 -46-8606. .· a: 8500. Call614-992·7403.· 614-446-9267. Real Estate General GORRELL REALTY ' FOR SALE 20 ACRES MORE OR LESS 24741 Hill Road MOSTLY WOODED LAND Has an excellent uenic homesite. Racine, Ohio Virginia D. Carroll Broker APPROX. 140 ACRESLocated at Portland, Ohio. It is lovely, lots of !t.mber, building sites. meadow, mi· neral rights, go with prop· erty. Possrble free gas. Owner fmancing atter down payment. Call Now"' Secluded peace and quiet of country... yet close to town. Approx. 3 mi. from HMC. 2 miles off At. 160 on Oliver White Rd. N.G. School District. Rural water .will be available soon. Timber and mineral rights. Owner Financing Possible. Asking Price $17,000 I Yz STORY 01 n<• HOUSE 0 .42,5 oo. wt 98 Locate" " Portland, Oh10. s-O-l- CALL 614-446-1527 _._ Linda L Riffle OWNER WANTS TO SELL BEFORE WINTER - Make a good offec lor Ih~ 3 bed room home located cloie to !Dwn. New carpel throughout. convenient kitchen·dlnln& a11 cond• t10ned $39.900 3 BEDROOM HOME has large lam1ly room With fireplace, 2 baths, equipped kitchen-dining area, deck and h1ce yard. small garden space. $55,900 _________., Real Estate General 1: 1: 1:. SINCE 1943 I' to low fixed rate. UM equity for any purpose. laader Mortgage Co .. 1114·11923061. From Gallipolis. lake Rt. 141. turn left onto Itt. 775, turn righl onto Patriol Cadmus Road. Watch for signs. SALE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:00 '··· Something for everyone: Antiques. Collectors, Used & New. Door pries Given Every Sale Have somethin& you want to sell? Brine it lo the 'a· trio! Auction Barn and we~ I sell it for you . consi&n· ments accepted from 1:00 to 5:00 ' ·•· on Sltltrday. Arrangements for pickup service available. Auction Barn available fqr any type of Silt on any day or night during the week for public auctions. Resident and Busrness Auction Service Available MARLIN WEDEMEYER - AUCTIONEER ~-~4~----4 PUBLIC AUCTION LOCATION: 5 Milts from Gallipolis on St. 11. 141. The followin1 items will be sold: HOUSEHOLD: Dinette set w/6 chairs. elec. range, GE No-trost refrigerator, 3 pc. bed· room su1Ce, LR suile, rocking love seat, hall tree. 2 vaccuum cleaners, % bed, several lawn cha11s, portable TV, 3 metal wardrobes, bed and chest ol drawers, sw1vel rocking chait, handmade baby bed. radio/record player !floor model), collee and end tables, stand tables. several cha11s, carpel throw rugs, bed clothing, radios. small 01lstove.•toaster, loot: stool, PICtures, lamps, pots and pans. assortmenl ol dishes. ANTIQUES : Scales, apple peeler. colfee grinder, washstand , dresser, non bed, 12 gallon brass kettle, syrup prtcher dm· lng room suite w/6 chairs, bullet and chrna cabinet, one gal· ton stone water Jug, 2 antrque straight back chairs, draw kmfe, lamps, Seth Thomas weigh! clock {30 hours), e1ght day clock, picture Ira me, grindstone, kitchen stool, stone salt Jar w/ lid , and olher collectables, mclud1ng some quilts., blacksmilh tongs, ant1que valve gnnder. TOOLS: Bench saw ladder iac~s. gnnder, crrcular saw, 2 elec. weedealers, ~1ghts lor Ferguson tractor, come-a-long, p1tchlor~s . sledge hammer, 154 concrete bloc~s oak lumber. flat steel. cham booms, block & line, 250 tobacco stakes 2 blacksmith vices, wedges, eleccnc healer, aKe, hydraul1~ tacks, wheelbarrow, feed sacks. metal pipe, plastic pipe, 3 cases ol motor 011. gun reloader, l1mans w/scales, rope, doghouse and many, man y olher hand tools, misCellaneous, and colleclo(s Items. Cash Lunc- Anllla~lo SAUL M. SAUNDERS, OWNER LEE JOHNSON - Auctioneer Crown City, Ohio Phone 256·6740 .: Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 B. J. Hairston - 446-4240 Clyde B. Walker - 21\5· 5276 David E. Wiseman - 446-9555 Now You Con Afford A Home. 9.8% Fixed Rate Mortgage Money Available. •• r IDEAL S£TTING ol 6 room modern home on 1 ac. ol mostly fiat land very suitable lor garden and lawn N1ce shade trees. Wood stove in basement along with fuel oil lorced air furnace Clay Grade School and GalhpoiiS High School. #341 Here's a Few Homes Perfect For Starting Out •• I'. I· 1- 1. 1: I I· ').,." OWII(R MOVING TO MICHIGAN - Must sell th1s attractive 3 BR brick home immediately. Ve<y good locatioo 1n Green Schools, thiS home offe~s romfortable Camily room with woodburne~, eat-1n krtchen, IMng room and 1 car garage Large well cared lor yard Qu1et ne1ghoorhood. Pnce reduced ID $49,900 ·• #219 PRICE REDUCED - You'll be Impressed at the beautiful rederorating job !he owner has done on thiS older 2story home 1n Kyge1 Creek Schools. There's rot .-stone ~ft unturned 3 BR~ 2 baths, beautiful kitchen with all the bu1h·1ns, no·maintenance vmyl sidm& 2car garage. Reduced to $55,000. #210 MOTIVATED SELLEI ol 3 BR quality home, 6 rooms in all. Convenient k1tchen with quality cabinet& Hardwood 11oors mgood cond~on. located on old Rt. 35 just east of Thurman. Buyer Protection Plan for one year after purchase Just under I ac. ol ~nd. Barg31n pnced at $27.600. #314 UTILITY COST-SAVING HOME - 6" insulation rn wlls, 12" 1nsulalton 1n ce1hng and 6" underflooroithis 1500 sq. It, 3 BR, 2 bath. 2 car garage home in pnme locaCion lor schools. shoppln& and wor~ Just a lew mies west of Gal~polis. 1n Porterblook Subdv. JU~ oH Fairfield-Centenary Rd. Nice quiet area r good neiglloors. Pnced to sell at $58,000. HJ40 NEW USTING - JAY DRIVE - Asuper place to raise a family. Close and convement to shoppin~ City schools. Very attractive L-shaped ranch with 3 BRs, living room, lami~ room wrth fire]llace, 2 bath~ eat-in k~hen and 2 car garage. Great starter home. Complete with gas heat (k>w healing bills), central atr and buyers pr~ecCion pian. Call lor more inlormatioo. !i~f< NEW LISTING Ill TOWN - Very n~ce 3 BR home m excellent ne1glloorhood on QUiet street This home has had excellent care and includes ~rge famrty room, dining room, 2 baths, fireplace, woodburn1ng stove. garage amJ,carporl Very clean and wonderful place lo raise children. Owner purchased anothr home and des1res quiCk sale. Priced at $59,000. #124 GOOD CONDITIO~ 3 BR home tn Kyger Creek school d1stnct fine krtchen ca~nels wrth dou~e oven range. Gas lorced air Curnace, low .uti1ty b1i~, 25,000 BTU burtt-1n air rondittoner, wood stove. N1ce flat lot wrlh 14x18 storage build1ng Possible low 1nterest loan assumption. Pnced at $39,800 #318 1068 2nd AYENUE-VERYGOODINVESTMEIH -2 renta~ in one dwelling. h looks like a good buy at $39,000. Oownstairs-INing room, I bedroom. bath and super nice kitchen Upsta1rs- 2 BRs, livmg room. krtchen and bath. bhis ~ a nice home. for any .,e lami~ II you can real th~ pnce. do rtf #112 ENERGY EFFICIENT - 3 BR home in city. tZ' insulatiort m'ceimg, tple w1ndows, year around comfort heating and coolin~ Extra large closets w1th shelves, l'h bath~ step-savrng krtchen, 9x10 worksho~. 8d0 storage building, flat lot lenced. Quality built well maintarned home. Good buy at $44,800 #306 '11230 SPI.IHML - 10 yr. old multi-lev~ wrth a scenic view from the l~ing room pocture window. Surrounded IIIith mature shade trees the l,4311 sq. It provides comfllllable INabi~ in lhe 3 BRs, living room with firepiaco, kitchen with dtmng area, l'h baths plus lV room. Located off Rl160 ~llllr hospotll. Price reduced 1D $58.500. I 446-3644 ATTENTION! RENTERS I· 1: I· I· I· I 1: I I' ·REALTOR #203 AFFORDABLE HOllE ON DEBBIE DRIVE - for $55.900 you can own thrs roomy bl·level and all that comes with it 3 BRs. ]lull bath and 2 hall baths, ~rge eat-in krtchen w/ nev1 sundeck, large fam1~ room and I car garage. N1ce lot In mce nergllOOrhood. Green schools. NE.W LISTING home. SilO. rental home. acres. large barns. 4 smaller bUildings, 40x80 steel ~orage bldg., tobacco base BoHom land, a stream. walnut and hrckory nut trees. Call us for delarls. . #401 REAL ESTATE beauty offers more than most: large comfortable lam1iy room with stone tireplace, sunken formal tivmg room, .formal dimng room, lorm~ entrance, beautiful oak sta•case, 2 full baths, plus extra hatl bath rn laundry room large 2'h car garage. All on a beauhlully landsCaped FLAT 1 ac. lot. Only 2 miles from Sprmg $89,900. •• IElllOI Home Phone 992-3S3S ' II I 'flEW USTIIIG - Get your money's worth with th~ very attractive and spacious 2 story home. Decorated I in excellent taste and m"move in" condition, thiS 3 BR Val~y. : For Sale: Monte Carlo. Call Real Estat• General BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT - Charoia~ H1ils Lake Estates offer peaceful surroundings and scenic landscape. 1.5 acre wooded lot with small meadow. Ve<y mce spot lor your bu1idmg plan& $12.000il2 43 HOME OWNEIIS·flofinonco.' 4 -, spead, 8800.00. Coli 614 .. Aug. 12. 590 Mill ST.. Public Sala & Auction 4. Ewe and lamb. lamb born Ph. 247-6644 New ldH picker-sheller. 2 NEW USTING - MILLS VILLAGE - Quilt but Convtnient - 3BR brick and frame ranch is tust what yoo've been lool<1ng lor. lndudes eat-in lutchen, fully e~~uipped dining room, living room, full basement wrth fin~hed fam1~ room. 2 baths and garage. Very ~rge, over% acre. Gas heat with low !UIIity bil~. Ask1ng only $58,900. af213 SAT., AUG. 17-9:30 A.M. PUBLIC AUCTION Rt. 36. 304-875·1286 or 736·2342. 136 Massey Ferguaosn trac· tor, 6 ft. bush hog, big New Idea seeder, $3,496: Call f M 111 Suppl jrs & I Jvt;s lo ck PATRIOT AUCTION BARN PATRIOT AUCTION IARN Ferguson. New Hollond. Buoh Hog Salas & Service. Over 40 used tractors to choose from & complete line of new & u1ed equipment. largest aeleclion in S.E. Ohio. 59 For Sale or Trade For nle or trade for tock. locutt poste. Ohio. 614·286·8451 . 1983 12ft. heavy duty ote><:k $350. 304· 576·2752. 71 --------~····••J!III----------------------·--------­ .. .... ..,.cimiirov _______ __ & Vicinity 21 Business Opportunity $1800: Homolilo EZ chain saw $100; 5' bush hog t350; 26' tobacco pipe trailora $450 .; 52" tobacco sticks 16c eacl1; tobacco balers 850 each; 2 row tobacco setter $1,600.; 7' Woods buahhog 81400.; Morgan '• Woodlawn farm, Real Estate General omoll . Coll614·446-3660. Key boardist looking for wortung bend. 16 years profeulonal experience. Piano lessons. Instruction for beginning Or ad\lanced 1tudents. any style. Music theory included. Bernie Nau . Silver QuHn, 6 doz or more. 81.00 per dozen. Ideal for Farm Equipment Canning p . .chet now avail· 61 able. open 7 days WMk, call - - - - - - - - for prices 11 tupply it limited, 304-773-8721. 165 Mauey Ferguson dieaal Bob's Market. M11on, W . tractor, PS, live power. Call lowest prices: hou•a painting. roof painting. concert. plumming, no job to big or COLEMAN WATER WELL . DRILLING Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS 304-175-2117. Up to 15 Words .. .One day insertion ..... .... .. s4.00 Up to 15 Words ... Three day insertion ......... $5.00 Up to 16 Words ... Six day insertion ....... ,.... $8.00 7314. Bernie. Coli 814-992-11584. 61 Fruit & Vegetables Silver Queen, t1 .00 dozen. Own your own JeanTrenching for water, gas. Sportswear, ladlas Apparel. elec. and drainage linet. Children&.\ Large Size. Com· Reasonable rates. Call 814bination Store. Accessories, 1-800·227-1510. 441-8608. Jordache, Chic, lee. levi, Easy Street, lzod, Espri1, Tomboy. Calvin Klein, Ser8 Public Sale gio Velente. Enn Picone. liz & Auction Claiborne, Members Only, Organically Grown, Gasoline, Helthtex, Over 1 ,000 others. t7, 900 to 124,100 inventory. Training, fixtures, , grand opening, etc. Can open 16 deya . Mr. keenan Mon .-Fri . SAM to &PM CST. Small available for men, woman or couples . Call 614-992- 268-1528. c.inning tomatoes, picked Of pick your own, .bring oont1inera, Eugene Da"il lit.7 on Le•dlng Crook Rd. Wanted: pump and filter for 12 ft . Coleco swimming selling . Repeat businesa. Set your own hours. Training Part Beegle puppiea. others. H,900 to $24,900 Reel raapberrle1 Taylor's lorry 'otch. 114·4411-8192 or 814·245·5084. No Sun· cloy Cillo. 675-Pt. Ple..ant 458-Leon 571-Apjlie Grove 773-MIIon 81!12- New Hoven 856-Letart 937-l!luffalo 992-Middleport Pomeroy 9B5-Chester 343- Portland 247- Letart Falls 949-Racine 742-Rutiand 667-Coolville bu1hel. 3Va mite• west of 1305]678-3639. Mate 1 'h year old Spitz, white, good watch dog. Apricot male regis1ered 1 male white cat, 9ood manners, 1 female calico kitten . phone 304 - 675 - Own your own Jean · Sportswear, ladies Apparel, Childrens, Large Size, Com· bination Store. Acce11ories. Jordache, Chic. Lea. levi. Eaay Street. lzod. Esprit. Tomboy, Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, E"an Picone, Liz Claiborne, Mamben Only, Organically Grown. Gatoline, HelthteK, Over 1,000 38B~Vinton County. 514-992· 3466. 304-882-2024. In Iovin& · memory of our sharina. Wanted To Buy -:-c:--:-:--:--:-:c-- - 11 Help Wanted 7105 or 446·9723. 8 We've known 1 sm1le, Wh1le she was here: her knowinJ. IOVIRJ, liYiMJ, and forward and say 'Stick 'em . !up!' , with kids. Call 614-446· 9 In Memoriam Mother and ·Grandmother, Emma D. Johnston , who passed away Aucusl II, 1980. NOW SHI'S GONE "Robot number one, step Dog, 2 yrs old 'lz Lab. good Sheriff. REWARD. 2 Will c.,e for elderly in our home. also room & board 2248 after 4:30PM . Poodlod, 304-676· 33911. 1 Coil 1114·949-2739. lo"eable & friendly. To • good home. Call 614- 379- female. 1 mala, Call 614992·5025 after ~pm. Call 1-519-665-1657. 24 Vacancy: pri'llata room for elderly lady. LPN care given. 2 brown pups, very sweet. MOBILE HOMES MOVED. New Credit Card I No one refused . Visa -Mastercard . home. Daytime . EKpe · rienced . 614·992-5970. 1364. 4411-Gallipolis 317-Cheshire a. 18 Wanted to Do 614-367-2435. Free puppies. 4 mo. old, 2 678-2866. Situations Wanted Ha"e care for elderly. Room. board and laundry. RHaona- Kittens to gOod home. Call R'• J Mobile Home Movers. Reasonable rates, complete line of service . 304- 3724864, 273-5297. Anawering aervice til 6 pm. inaured , 20 years expe rience . 304-576-2336 or 12 Meigs County Area Code 614 Fruit Vegetable• Vo. 1 yr. old male poodle. Call 614-446-0770 SWEEPER and aewing ma· , chine repair. parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mila up Georges Creek Rd. Call 11-Homo lmprovemenla a2-Piumhing lo Heating I 3-Excavoting 84-Eieclrical& Refrigeration 8&-Ganaro! Hauling a 6·Mobilt Home lie pair 87-Upholotery 61-Farm Equipment 52-Wanted to Buy 63-Livt!lstock 64-Hay a. Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer Gallia County Area Coda 614 58 Mason Co.• WV Area Code 304 10,000 oak tobacco sticks 52 " sharpened both ends, 58 livestock 900 lb. work mare and h•rne11 perfect brake1 . Call 614-286-6622. 2668, wee~• Classified pages cover the following telephone exchanges .... 246- Rio Grande 2!511- Guyan District 643-Arabia District 379-Walnut SU rJ IJiifl ', LAFF-A·DAY Giveaway 71-Autoo for Sale 72-Trucko lor Sole 73·Von•• 4WD 74-Motorcye!H 75-Boolo ·• Motoro 71-Auto Part• & Acceuorios 77-Auto Repair 71-Comping Equipment 79-Campen & Motor Homos 51-Household Goods o2-CB, TV S. lladio Equipment 53-Antiqueo 54-Misc . Merchondioe 55· Building Supplies 56· Pats for Sale 57· Musicollnotrumonto 58-Fruits & Vegetl~leo 59-For Sole or Trado ~ s t ~ tP Real f r tns p or i ~I JUil Mr. r 1.ha11 r11 w Financial . For Hie: H Far mall tractor . May consider trading for car or truck . C:all 614-949 -· uood 1 yr.. 1360. Coli 614-445-1338 ofter 11:30,M. . Announcements Allit Chalmer C with mounted mower. Good con- The Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-0·6 . livestock 63 14' pull type low, runa good. 63 AmeriCin Pitt lull pupe, 12 £1ectdc Qulbranten organ, Farm Equipment Farmall F-20 tractor double Allis Chilmert Model B Tractor. Belly mounted cutter bar, 2 hillside plowt, grader blade . *700. Call A.D .I .A. IIEGISTERED 57 61 dition. 1796. Call614·247· $1,600. Call 614-367 - 4292. 7t84. AKC regilterod Ce><:kor pup· piol, II block .fomolo, 1 buff molo, roody Aug. 8th, 304· 812·2788. Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Register - 67-5-1333 Farm Equipment aura parta - manlfold, Gorman Shophord f•ll bloodod pupploo, II wkl old. UO.OO uch, 304·1176· 3871. fatten VOU' lolakt With awart fld met." August 11, 1986 11407 YOU1L ABSOLUTUY LOVE THE INTERIOR! - Here's a beautilol~ decorated home thlll you can afford. Oon1 i~st drive by, let us soow you the ltltertor of th~ charmin~ 3 BR in Rio Grande. Everything's new- the walls, W~nn& peumbin& furnace, kitchen. lfs on a double lot with large garage. $54,000. • ~102 . NE.W LISTING OF HOME on n~ce size lot with 24x30 separate garage and workshop full basement divided with heat pump. Also wood ~ove with forced a~r lo two rooms Located on Bulavllie·Addison Rd., just north I Bulav1ile. Let us show you thiS quality buih home w1th a n~ce lawn. Price reduced to $59,900. #308 LIKE NEW - Bnck and lrame ranch oHers 3 BRs, LR Mlfl fireplace. DR. 2 baths and eat-10 krtch~n . Energy saving heat pump 2 car garage. Srtuated on Hail ac lot $59,900 #304 NE.W LISTING - Excellent starter home. You won't lmd a beHer 3 BR hometoslart out with Complete wrth LR, fR, large eat-1 n k1tchen fully e~~uipped, 1bath. Pius extras like 15x30 SWIJ'Immg pool, extra large yuard, covered paho. central a11 oondrtionm& Best Of all rs the 9\1% loan assumption. Buyers Protei:lion Plan. $45,000 #236 All AROUND GOOD 2·3 BR HOME located near rmproved hou~ng and ~owing bu~ness district You will enJOY !he large kitchen and uhlity room With wockbench and shell area. Nice backyard Cor garden and play area. Out~de stora'ge building w1th ronorete floor See1ng is believrng and only asking $29,500 with 1mmediate possessron #310 COUNTRY IDCATION _Quiet 1.3 ac. for lawn, garden and small animals. 3 BR home, 2 baths, 17x20 hvmg room time saving krtchen, central heat and 3\r, energy elficlent New home conDtion '" car garage attached. 20 32 addrtion oot finished 1 n~de. w1nhmsh to surt b x tor cost of matenal Asking $59.000. uyer · • #303 ..!' NEW LISTING - You Wouldn't Buy ThiS- or Would You? J u~ because rt's a very_n~e 3 BR home or1cedl below market value, is close to town and H.Mt, 11 'h mile erlher way), has a n~ce liv1ng room and ~rtc hen w1lh one car garage No reason to buy - or ~ there' Owner lives 1n Charleston and wants rt sold. Pnced al $39 000. Would listen to any reasonable oller. ' #113 NICE STARTER HOME- Cozy 3 BR homewith astyle ·you're sure to like. Includes LR and fR, large eal-1n krtchen nice large both and ab1g flat yard. NICe carpel throughout. No maintenance vinyl • ding and bnck lronl. Located m qu1e1 vrllage of Northup C1ty schools BPP $49,500. #201 ' SPRING VALLEY HOME 1n search of anew owner. Best v1eW'in thearea lrom 3 BR.l ~ bath, 13x20 livrng room, lull basement. gas lqrced a11 heat. large exhaust fan. Frnancing arranged with small down payment to qualrt1ed buyer. Selling price $55,000. #300 OWNER TELLS BROKER TO SELL IMMEOIATEL Y! lor $59,500 Ws the buy ol the year 4 BRs. brck and lreame w1th 2 bath& ~oo\81 din1ng room, nice b1g eal-ln k1lchen and huge lmly room. 2 firep~ces and 1usl 4 blocks from schools. II you don't like lhe pnce, make us an offer. #128 QUIET LOCATION JUST OFF ST. RT. 160 w1lhrn I n11ie ol new grade school 6 miles to Holzer Hospital N1ce homes~ the area. This3 yr. ~d quality buiH home ~ on a large lot willl nice shade trees Home ~ 3 BR. 2 baths. Irving roomw~h fireplac~ d1ning area,eHrc1ent k1lchen, 24x28 2-car garage atlached. 40· antenna and rotar w1lh very good 1V reception over Wide area. All th~ w~h central 3\r. Buyers ProtectiOn Plan. L1sted at $53,800 #320 NEW LISTING - 3 BR horre 1n country but only 4 m1ies from! own. Includes hvmg room. din1ng area, fam~y room, equipped eat-in kilchen w1th center 1sle range. and 21ull baths. large24x32 metal building wrth 17 ft. h1gfl ceihng, All on 1.5 acre tract ol land on NeighOOrhoOO Road. Askmg $45,000 oo 4 BR HOME lor expand1ngfamily. Large 15x24LR wrth fireplace. 12x30 FR. step sa~ng ~rtchen. OR wdh pallo doors and part walls fimshed 1n weathered barn Sid in~ Relrmshed large bath, new carpel and vanity Oarge m11ror1. Cherry wood cabrnets. Shop building 20x24 ceiled and concrete tloor. 18x36 mach me shed and 2 • other structures. All on almost 2 ac ollertrle land lor garden, pets and ilvesloc ~ Centrallocabon to Oak Hill, Jackson, R1o Gra nde and Galh poiiS Pnced toell at $39.800 #337 IN TOWN CONVENIENCE lor less lhan $35,000. located at 622 rth Ave th• ranch home has more room than you m1ghl think wnh 3 BRs. large d1nmg room, 11v1ng room. eat-1n kitchen. I bath and lull basement. Gas heal OH street parkmg. Owners need to settle estate. Buyers Prolectmn Plan covers home's components for full 1ear aher sa le.• #130 U.S. ROUTE 35 WEST - Green Township Convement to shoppmg area, 6 rooms, 1'? baths. electnc lorced atr furnace. d1nmg room hvmg room. utility, arr co nd1lmn~ well1nsulaled. 21x24 garage w1lh storage cabinets One olthe most ronvenient and quality buill homes on the market. $55,000. #307 WELL DECORATED HOME oHers 3 BRs, LR. eliUIPped kdchen and d1mngarea large 2'> car garage. 100x300 landscaped lot With good garden area. Buyer's ProtectiOn Plan Thrs 8 yr. old horne hass been well mamlained. $44,500 NE.W LISTING - Convement locaton in town. Affordable homelor ~arters or fimshers. Old limewood work 1n good conditiOn and 1nterest1ng f~lse tront on house make lh~ 3 BR hOme a lmo~ a collector'sitem. One block from grad school $33,900 #205 3 BR HOME WITH FULL BASEMENT - Good location convenM!nl tu hospital andtuwn. Includes extra lot and 24x28 garage. Perfect lor workshop. Home has hardwood lloors, eat·ln k~chen, 1balh, hv1ng room, and I car garage Gas heat and central a11 lor your comfort Tra1k!~ space, currently rented has 1ncome. Will finance quahtred buyer. $49,900. I I I I I I I II I I I II I 1 1 II •. f II 1 1 1 II m1 ~-~--------------------------------------------------------' ' ' �.· The Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Times-Sentinel 51 Household Goods · 54 Misc. Merchandise Utility bldg .' opoclol : Vt llev Furniture , new 81 used. la rge tect ion of qual· H•rdy E'.lergreen shrub•. prices. Just north of Stlte Perk Qn upper Rt. 7 . wh ol t~ale ltv furniture . .1216 'Eattern Ave .• Gellipolia. Ed '• Appliance Serving air conditionert. refrigerat ors. W~tlther•. dryen . In G•llill. Melge & M~ton Cg .t' Call 23 cu.ft . chett type tr-.ur. Call614·367·7745 . ! Trade Center. &. appliencea. tervice. Kanauga, Oh . 614· 1972 Ford. Cell1 ·114· 992· •as firm, 2l97 .. Call 614-446- l---------- pickup 304-875-4131. Patriot Storage Buildingt. any size. Display at French City Mobile Homee In Galli- Alte~ 81 4 · 448 - 7081 Will trade disc for 2 loads of firewood must be hard· wood. Ca11814 -256 -1781. nwaonry suppli". Mountain Slltt BICJdl, At. 33, Now Ho..n, W. Yo . 304-882- 2222. Pets for sale motor. E;quipped with heed 110 lb. woightl HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeda. Heated indoor· outdOor facilities . no.oo. $100.00. Phone 304-8823328. J .C. Penn8y stereo and cebinet. Phono, casaetta, and four apeakert. Alton Akai ' " ' to reel and 81rack componet . Sacrifice ell Pole buildings erected. many sizes and colors. Low prices. Free Estimate•. Cell 9790. . 304-675-3981 . Pit Bull pupa. Call614-388· 9328. ground swimming Electric typewriter e25 . pool. 18 fi.X 4 ft .. UOO. wedding dras• size 11. axe. Coli 614-985-4175. cond. t75. 304-67&·3784. •too. Coii614·367·D172. Air conditioner 8125, gaa 1tove 875, frost free refrig . 1974 Torino Elite. Good condition . Body work. $460. firm . A complete stereo system. New in boxet for euto . e100 firm . Sony color TV. 3 . 7 Inch. Battery peck and charger·ca•e· AC. $100 firm . 18 gauge shot· 1 gun. Spfirm. 16 geuring· field . Reel good condition. Boll; of shellt. 860 firm . 12 Inch 8 & W TV. 815. Sooro rowing exercise. Brand new- f1 50. Coli 614-448-0924. Frtnklin Stove twood or gao). Coil 614·367-7841 . W(Jod diningroom teble, 8 chlirs. 6 mo. old, S200. 26 in. Philco TV good cond, 8250. Call 61 4-448-18&9. 6 ' couch, chair. coffee end end tables, western style lotoinloso). 820. 814-992· 3318. ~14- 256 - 1392. Real Estate General Dragonwvnd Cattery K~n · nel. CFA Hlm111y1n. Per111n HOBSTETIER REALTY Goo. S. and SillmeM klnana. AKC Chow puppleo. Coli 446· 3844 ofiOf 7PM. Holislottor, Jr. Broker AKC Baentt Hound pupa, tri-colored. 10 woelca old, 2 molo. Coli 814·2&8-1652. NEW LISTING - All electric ranch home, features three bedrooms. large 6ving room, dimng and k~chen combmation. fwl basement, garage, 16'x32' ,in·i!found swrmming pool. Askmg $45,000. Shepherd. •215 each. Ready boUt Aug. , 5. Coli 246-8881 . I e, 4· AKC Reg. tamale cocker spaniel. I mo. old, BuH AKC Ooborrntln pupploo: color. Coil 814-446· 7373 Stud Servico. Coll814-448- or 304·675-2395. 7715. 1 - - - - -- :c--::-Biock Lab pupa. AKC Regia· Brierpeteh Kennels Profes· 1ered. 3 males and 1 femele slonsl All·bre•d grooming. left. Call 814,992·5181 . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cillti.._ Englllh CockOf Spl· Tri-colored Beaaen puppies. nial puppiao. Coll614-388· AKC Reglllortd with pop· Twin size bookc:IH bed. apring and mattre11 140.00. Cast iron pot belly coal stove . perfect eond, •2000 . Coli 614 -367· 7143. _s_s__P_e_t•_f_o_r _s_a_ l•~ 5 male. 1 female V. German polis. Oh. Call 614 -448- lights. self start• . 2 extrtl Above . whoolo, 18.5 hp Rockwell •350. Call 614·448-2669 or 61 4·446· 3508. 1 2 X 24 carpet & padding. multitweed. good cont . Block, brick. mortar and All Terrain Vehicle, tiz McQueary fifth Wheel hone trailer. 2 horae in line: anytime. 814-332-9748 collect. Real Estate General hot dip reblu .. ng, 111 types of gun1mlth work, felt urviC8, 512& . terv . door. tll2&15 erected. Iron Horae Bulldere. 1-TONY'S - - ------GUN REPAIRS. Stereos. VCR. 3 3 cassettes. Call 30'x40'x9' whh track door a 304· 87&· 8 7112 or 87&· 2991 . 8038. Free delivery or built. wheels, Amphlbloue. 30.4773-9585. on yOur lot. · 388-9632. 1 •20 .00 load. t30.00 delivered . Call Panasonic VH~ r~ 29 movlet, i45~all· 814- 446-7444. . t:/,2&. Coli Ford 400 cu.in. motOf. Aloo For Sal. : pool ttble. Call Exercite bike. pedal 8t row, Firewood •zoo. O\her good engine parte for 7 187· 6;;1;d4·;4~4;6~·8t;5;&ji8~-;-1~;;.;;;. 175 gel. upright fuel tank in good condition. Sie· glormatic fuel oil hooter. like now, UOO. Hoovy duty automatic tranamiulon for I- - - - - - - - - - "'14 388 9036 614-446· 7444 or6,.· 367· 1-a- - - - - - - - - - - Fi ne oak &. m ahogany furni · t ure from England some antiquee :,· clocks . dining chairt. can~er. occ..sional tables. drop leef & draw leaf tables. pictures, mirrors. marble top wash stand, c han of drawers, side boerd. ne1t of three tables, and m ore . All at a fair price . Call 1515 Building Supplies 64 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 11. 1985 11 1986 EXECUTIVE HOME - Two story cedar home fealures 4 bedrooms. 2'-> baths. huge living room wrth f~replace and bay windows, formal dinig room. large recreation room, central arr and hea~ custom drapes, full basement. three acres. PRICE REDUCED. art. Championship bloodlines. Vet. checked with 1h0t1 and wormed. Call 814-882-&143. PEACH FORK ROAD - Only I mile ~om St Rt g3 Beautiful 153 acre farm, with three bedroom brick veneer home, lree gas, two llarns and several sheds, apple trees and grapes abound Askrng $73,000. Real One new Calcinator truh incinerator, autometic gas fired, brick lined. $100 .00. Firm. 304-876·2902. OPEN HOUSE AUG. 18-2:00 to 4:00 P.M. 1- - - - - -- - - locallll ot Sl. 11. 511, appro•. 3 mile from Watch For Signs Contemporary round glass dinette table, chrome b81e. 4chairs.e~ccond,l126 . 00 low~. Velma Nicinsky Associate Phone 742-3092 firm. 304·676·2419. 1-;;::;::;=::;=:::;;=:: I· 55 Building Supplies l- - - - - - -- - - Real Estate General Real Estate General FOR RENT OR LEASE . Oak library table. Oak side· boards. \l&ry ornate, China closet. Empire style •ofa, 2 pc. Oak dresser & wash stand. primiti\18 drop·leaf teble. Copper boiler, All ex. THE HOME VALUE YOU WANT WHERE YOU WANT IT. cond .• Coll614-992·6894. 54 Misc. Merchandise Firewood- c utup · slabs, 1 truck load S100. 2· $180. Pickup load. you. haul $16 . HEAP accepted. Call 614- 245-5804. Pool People Special : Shock liquid $2 .55 gal. PH up $3.60 4 po. Middleport 614-992-5724 or GalliPolis 614-446·3061 . Landscaping. top soli, good fill dirt, manure , reseeding, 1hrubs & flowers . lawn maintenance. Bruce Davi· son. 814-266· 1427. , z go. Mosoberg woth , For Under $30,000 This home with a brick front on the lower level and carefree vinyl siding on the upper. can lit proudly into any neighborhood. Upon entering your front door, you will be truly amazed at the spaciousne11 of each room , together with all creature comforts such aa: farge kitchen with pantry. lots of closat space, one and one· half bath's, with all the latest quality fixtures and three bedrooms. barrel & regular barrell. Call PM . NEW AND MODERN 3 bedroom home iocaled within Subdv. Be the fir~ one to move into this new home. Privacy. $59,000. LOOKING FO_ R ACREAGE7177 WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING: 66 ACRES below Gallipolis Dam, no house. $13,500. 46 ACRES. Spruce Street Extenstion, Gallrpolo. $21,500. 33 ACRES, Prime 011erlooking lhe Ohio River. $110,000. 4 ACRES, Adjacent t Rt 218-Williams Hollow Rd. $~000. 24 ACRES. With mobile home. Hazel Ridge Rd. Reduced to $19,900. LARGE AIRY CALFORNIA BRICK RANCH 3bedrooms, 2'h ceramic baths . lg. living room, dmmg room , family room ; new kitchen , patio with gas grill. REFERENCES NECESSARY AND ONE MONTH RENTAL DEPOSIT REQUIRED For Rent or Lease. With Option to Buy $580 mo. or 446-2734 Real Estate General •• .• • • • INVESTMENT PROPERTY located along 4th Ave. Uve in one un~ and rent the other. Priced to sell at $32,500. ~ SELLING YOUR REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS.... · CAll AN IXPERIEN<ED WOOD REAlTY SAl£SPERSON C':dll Wood RP.Iily 32 I rH (614 )698-6189 Anytime IL---------------------------~----------------~ lnr S1 (,,dlrprilr, 446 1 OGG IJ',f DEXTER - Approx. 98 acres, pond, fencin& barn and other outbuildings, older two story home. $43.91)0. PRICE REDUCED - Portland -Mini farm. approx. 36 acres, 3 bedroomhome. 2 car garage, pond. pasture. WHY SEnLE FOI TELUNG THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WOILD? MIDDlEPORT Fantasttc home. 3 bedrooms. 2 ~ llaths, giganhc lamily room. Approx . I acre. Make Offer. $69,000. Ask founlllf 1his e»u.ti011-:-1hen List With Us SEE YOU AT OUR BOOTH AT THE FAIR!! •Willis T. Leadingham, Realtor. Ph. Home 446-9539 COUNTRY HOME Located on State Highway #160, close to high school Nice fronl porch , burlt-rn cabrnets and dbl. sis sink in kitchen, bath w/ shower. Lots of shade trees and frurt trees. Garden space, .84 am of land. Blown-in insulation. 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms. Must sell. Phone now for an apporntment. Priced at $26,900. #266 <:." " BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Great investment for the buyer. located on Graham School Rd. Each unit offers 2 BRs, livin g room, llath, kitchen with stove, re1rrg_. OW and displ .. laundry, large carJXtrt. central air and storage area. . CENTRALLY LOCATED - GREEN TWP. 22.11 Ac. Mi l , with frontage on st. Rt. 141and, Neighboroood Rd. AISD adjoins Sanders Hrll Subdrvision. Owner flnancrng avarlable. Call for more details. ADDISON TWP. - Approx. 7 mrles from Gall rpotrs. 39'? acres more or less F10nts on townshrp road. All woods and brush. $8.900. PRICE REDUCED TO $24.500! - lovely 24x65 ·modular on Green Terrace Dnve rn Centenary. Home features a 15x2_41iving room. galley type kitchen is fully equrpped, drmng room has a burn-in china cabmet. 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, carpeting. cent arr. elee. hea~ ~orm wrrrdows and doors and an 8x8 utd1ty bldg. COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62xBOall ~ee l construchon w1th !1reproof Insulation, has overhead crane. oHrce and balhs. Formerly used for boal sales and reparr. located across from ~lver Brrdge ~aza wrth access tolhe Oh" Rrver Potentral u nh m ~ed · ClAY TWP .. - 100 ACRES M/ l overlookrng the Oh10 R1ver Own er rep:~rets some bmber Crty scho~ s. Owner may consrder some f1nanc1ng. 200 ACRES M/ l , FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - Approx. 65 acres tillable and 135 acres wood• Comfortable two ~lory home offerss 4 BRs, !Jath, k ~chen. ltVmg room, famrly room, two frreplaces, llarn, 2 large screened porches. l ovely quret settrn& ADDISON TWP. - Possorn Trot Rd. - 93 acres, mil, all woods. Old llarn oo property. $21 ,900. DON'T LET THIS ONE GET ranch on 1.2 acres, m/ 1,wrth lots of pine lrees. This home has LR with lireplace, kitchen, bath. carpeting. 2 car garage with openers. elec. BB ' heat pl us a new heal pump. new 12x20 covered rear deck and a 12x 16 utility bldg. Call for an appoinlment APROXIMATELY 3 MILES FROM RODNEY 4\1 acres. mil. all tillable. Olde r home has been remodeled. 3 BRs. LR. kitchen, bath. gas and wood stove. carpeting, county water and small pond. · • VINTON AREA - 5 YR. OLD MODUlAR ·1152 sq. ff. 3 BRs. 2balhs, kitc hen, Irving room, drnrn& carpetrn& central arr. NGschool district THIS HOME HAS A LOT TO OFFER! - Brick and stone Cape Cod style home features living room with beamed ceilings, -woodburner. buiffcin illokcases, kitchen with eye-level oven, dinette, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, storm windows. doul>e garage. city school district nice neighillrhood. Call tor an appointment GENTLEMAN'S FARM - 35 Acres m/( mostly trllable, 3 miles north of Rodney. Sprin& well and county water, fenced and cross fenced, lollacco base. Very nice 3·4 bedroom ranch slyle home with krtchen. LR, llath, breezeway, woodburnrng, frrepla ce. Call lor an apporntment COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUS. TRIAl! - 50 acres more or less with frontage on SR 141 and Neig!t illr hood Rd. ~so adtorns Sanders Hill Subdivision. Owner financrng available. Call for more di!larls. .ONE OF THIS AREA'S BETTER FARMS - 101 acres M/1 lOts of fertile bottom land. pond, new f~nc.S. large barn. several other bUtldW\gs, large tobacco base, modern 3 BR home. 2 llaths. Call lor more information. BIDWELL RODNEY ROAD - $9,000! 1.5 acres, mi l, tobacco base, 4 or 5 BR older home, bath , kitchen part baseme~t. barn, shed , well water, county watt!! ava1l· able. PRICE REDUCED - Pomoroy - One ftoor ranch with 3 bedrooms, deck area. I car garag~ on approx. I acre. $48,000. Ohio PH. OFFICE 446·7699 Estate JUST WH~T BEEN lOOKING In-town convenience, extra nice lo~ 4 BRs, large kitchen, LR, DR. bath. ~rge front porch and small screened back porch, gas heat. unattached one car garage. Call lor an appointment VACANT FARM ·LAND - Morgan Twp. 84 acres more or ~ss. ~vel and rollrng land. Approx. 33 acres tillable, remainder woods. RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Offers swimming boating and fishing. lot size ~ 100x600 and has electric, water tap and septic lanlc Call for more details. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL - OR BOTH!' - Very nice brick home located at 225 Third Ave. has had excellent care and offers 1424 sq. ft. of living area wnh a full part~lly finished basement Alw features a carport, worksoop and a 28x38 concrete block commerci~ type bid& w~h 3 bays formerly used as an automotive repair shop. Call for more information. 103 ACRES M/ l. SPRINGFIELD TWP. Approx, 96 A. tillable, older home has -5 BRs, • . bath LR • k~chen, county water, 40x60 pole ~di. 4ilx60 tollacco barn, various other outbuildings. FRIENDLY RIDGE ROAD - 25~ A., m/1, appro x. 5 acres tillable, 900 lb. tob. base. Old er 2 story home has lR, kitchen. dining ·room . bath. Barn on property . OHIO RI¥£R VIEW - 210 acres MIL located , approximately 6 mi~ below town with lrontage on SR and RaCCOOII Road. A few scenrc buildinR ~tes, balance could be used for pasture or recreation. Priced to sell at $.350 IJ'r acre. WALNUT TOYfflSHIP - 30 acres, more or less. near Mudsock, I \l stof) home, large barn and tobacco base. $27,000. QUALITY IN VERY DETAIL- 3 or 4 BR brick home offers a 20x40 lami~ home, 3 baths, krtchen wrth OW, displ., microwave and trash compactor, dinrng room, intercom system. cent air, 2 car garage, deck and a 2tlx40 pool. Over $100.000. Call for an appointment today. WHITE HOLLOW ROAD -WALNUT TWP. 23 A. mi l. all pasture, 2 story home has 3 BRs, bath, LR. krlchen. full basement, well water. SW school district BRING YOUR HAMMER & NAILS! - l 'h story home located at 62lincoln, needs some work Full basement. city water, city schools. $13.000. THURMAN AREA - 5 ACR~S OR 20 One year old ranch features 1584 sq. ft. of living area. 4 !IRs, 2 baths. krtchen. famtiy roo m. 12x24. LR , dining room. carpetrng, elec. BB heat. Andersen thermopanes , county water, SW school district. Call for an appoint ment. CEDAR STREET - $27.900! - Owner has bought anolher home and wants thrs 3 BR sold . Nice large lR, family roo mwi fire place, formal dining room wi hardwood floors, kiichen, laundry room, Jlh baths, gas heat. fenced yard . Wilhin walkrng dis -. tance of sc-hools and shopping. Call for an appointment 'fx. • GUY~N TOYfflSHIP - 108 acres more or less located south of Met cmrl~. Approx. 20 A. tillable. Balance woods. tobacco base. Owner will help finance. LOTS OF FRONTAGE ON RT . 160 NEAR NGHS - Tobacco base, 2 ~R home, 3 ponds, excellenl investment 311 acres, m/ 1. .. HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949- 210 Tim Real Estate General .. ONLY $9 ,900 12'x65' VINOAlE MARK II - 5 rooms, bath wilh shower. nat. gas FA lurnace. 20'x6o: wooden porch wrlh awning. carpet· ing, window atr condd10n1 ~g. l1ke new ms1de. Buy 1t and . move it or buy rt and movern bv renlrn RIhe lot rt rs prese~tly sitting on . ~h one today #628 LOW DOWN PAYMENT- OWNER FINANCING . Are you lookin~ for a 2-.fle drpom overlookmg the Ohro RIVer with lrttle maintenance. Begrn r-er home or retrrement home. We have it. #26o FINISH IT YOURSELF And sa ve man e¥". Th1s 6 rooms, 4 bedroom , Coloma! home 1n the country with approx. 9'o acres. Great place 10 raise your chrldren. Small farm pond slocked wilh bass and blue grll. Tobacco base. lots of timber. Phone now lor an apporntment. Prrced at $29.900 #634 SWIMMING POOL IN GROUND '· Block basement started .:_ Mobile home pad . 2 seplrc tanks. Rural water system. Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric. Large level lot. Would you like to build your own home... basement already blocki!d up. See this property nowll ' #635 PRICE REDUCED TO $79,000 -Owners have mQved oul of state and must sell th~ attractive 4 bedroom· cedar ranch at Charola~ Hills Over 2200 sq. ft. of living area includes formal dining equrpped k~chen, 2baths, lamily room wrth fireplace and woodburner, heat pump, central air, 2 car garage and ~rge deck. Over 600 feet of private lakefrontage.Owners wi!Ung to trade for smaller homewhich could make thrs oneof the best buys of the year. DRIVE OUT IT. 160 APPRO X. 2 MILES FROM GALLIPOLIS. ..TURN RIGHT ON 'IIULAYILLE ROAD....DRIVE 3 MILES ••• WATCH FOR SIGNS WANT otm - THENBE SUETO SEE THIS ~ E IJIINER 3 BEOROOM .1~ BATH IRI·LEVEL. F.WILY ROOM. HOIIlY ROOM. FORMII. DINING AND LIVINGROOM. LDTS OF EXTRAS. BAYWINOOII, WINOOII SEATS. SIX.ID CHERRY KITCHEN CABI NETS OVER AN Aal~ $59,000. ONNERS ARE OFFERING THIS DARLING 2 BEDROOM WITH REfRIG.. WOOD BURNER AN D CEiliNG FAN 1 CAR GARAGE. 2 ROOM BL IXi SUITABLEFOROfFill:, WOR KSHOP OR APT AT EVERGREEN $32,000. decorating_ Thermal windows. aluminum •drn& iully carpeted, rnsulated. hreplace with wood burner. Priced to sell at $59,900 #916 WEll MAINTAINED- I don't thrnk you'll fmd a nrcer home for the money lhan this attractive split level, 3 bedrooms, 1\l baths. large k1lchen and drning area. Carport. New carpel recenlly installed. Spacrous landscaped lawn. Pnced to sell in the mrd 40s. #876 lor years) with nat. gas heat, central air, large aerotic septic and drrlled weii(Pubiic water available). Priced al $90. 000_wilh equrpment $85,000 wrthout #942 OWNER HAS LEFT AREA- Must sell tho I '? story 4 bedroom home, l 'h baths, spacious kitchen. base ment, 2 garages. Good garden area. Largelawn. Located at St. Rt 14 1. Only $29. 500. N888 #956 PAY lAKE FOR SALE - $40.000 - l ocated on Hannan Trace Road. 80 acres. more or less Stocked fishrng lake. l arge 2 slory, 3 bedrooms. modern k~chen. woodburning fireplace, cellar house. snack bar. Tobacco base. Mrneral rrghts. #669 OWTI'ER Wilt SELl OR TRADE Just minules from Holzer on SR 160. Ranch home situaled on more than an acre. 3 bedroom, charmmg fam1iy ~Oil) w/ woodburner 1n FP. Focmai 'living rm., hugh Krtchen, lovely carpel tnroughout Includes enough road lronlage for another home. Owner wanls 1n town. #918 ATTENTION HORSE LOVERS - Make an appomlmenl torfaylcl vrewthis 39 acre farm You wrll apprecralethe quality ol malenals and workmanshrp lo budd large horse barn. Box stalls, 4 bay mach rne shed Cement watering troughs. Excellent c10p land, recently .!'me?. and fertrhzed 3 bed rooms. 2 llath. 24 x56 doublewide placed on permanent lou ndatm Use erther rura l or well water. #924 BIG BARGAIN - SMAll PRICE - 8 acres more or less. plus adorable 3 bedroom ranch style home. Recenlly remodeled krlchen. Slorage hurlding and shed. Owner says sell. Reduced to $35.000. #854 FAMILY RETREAT - In lite quret subu rb you'll lrnd llt•s beautrful remodeled 4 bedroom ranch wrth carpet, drapes. cunarns. Offer ing central art, healed hy a dual heal pump system. large 2 car anached garage. 2 actes miL Mom wrlllove the new krlclten loaded wrth cabinets. P11ced 11ghl! • #928 LAND - Desirable tract. ~. 62 acres mare or less on St Rt 124. Approx ll acres hllable Pond, some ollter COLOWIAL CHARM - 2 STORY FRAMEHOM ~ 4 BEDROOMS. FORMII. DINING. BEA!JIIfUL STAIRCASE $A<J.OOO . LEGRANQE BLVD. - BEAUTIFUtJ BEDROOM, I •, BATH RANCH. COMB. FIWILY ROOMAND KITCHEN. CENTR/i AIRCOND. ATTACHED GARAGE $49.1XXl acres. Housing Headquarte1s n NEW COMMERCIAL LISTING - E.lcellent location on St. Rt 7wilh easy access toU.S. Rt 35 by-pass and West Vrrgrnia wrth h•gh traffic llow. 15 yr. old 20'x60' ~ ock buildrng_ !Has been oong bu ~ ness as truck stop OWNER FINANCING - 2 BR house Iinder roo! with 20 Su. Murphy, Milton Iouth Ntl-. Virp .nd lrute Ttaforlt OWNER HAS DECIDED TO SELL ON LAND CONTRACT in order to make pos~ble lor you to be the prood owner of th~ very nice 209 acre farm. Approx. 90 acres trllable, rest paslure with very little wood~ 2 story farm home with 5 bedrooms. 50'x 75' llarn, machrnery shed. 3 garages, tobacco base. #847 dining. room. basement, 3 car garage. Very n~ce $8.000 -In Middleport - 2 BR, auto. hea~ walk to lhe stores. lric. Buy it with campmg lrarler or wrthout, concrete pad. Great frshing! Buy and move nght m. · move. NEAR SOUTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL - Located 1ust 5 miles sooth of Rio Grande. Situated on a2 acre shaded lot. This redecoraled 4 or 5 bedroom home is JUst for you. Includes 2 n~e baths, family room. formal .. VACATION CAMP BV BLUE LAKE JUST LISTED - ADDISON , $38.000. OLD RT. 7 Drive outr by this one today. 3 bedrooms. llath, ml and wood heat Just over one acre of land. Owne1 must FANTASTIC BUY - $27.500- 35 acre, more or less, at Jericho Road. Old homestead in need of reparr. Pumping gas well and mineral rights included. . #161 LINCOLN HGTS. - 2 BR frame rn good reparr. Just rrghl for a couple. Easy to maintain. l g. Jot Small yard. UNION AVE. - Small 2 BR one floor frame for lUst $20.000. BRAND $42,000 - Bethe firstfomakethrs 3 bedroom, bath beauty your home Charming arid affordable. Srluated on one acre wooded lot · #912 NEW LISTING - IMMACULATE BRICK RANCH We want to show you this iovcly home. Must see to appreciale lhe s•e and quality 3 bedrooms, 2 llalhs, large family room wrth fireplace and insert, 22'x20 formal living room, large coonlry kitchen, ol her exlras. Oty schools. #916 gurxlatl 2 tiQ 5 NEAR HOSPITAL - Nice remodeled 3 BR, Ill story frame. Central heat, basement and lg. porch. MODERN - Near Chester. l g. family rm . stone fireplace. sundeck. dbl. garage on 2.47 acres. ,- .-. .. open house rooms carpeted, vinyl siding and carport. Askrng $23.000. PlANTS - 2 BR home wr!h good garden space for $16.000. ·, LISTING - GREAT POTENTIAL in thrs growing • business. Grocery store with eq urpment. rnventory . Snack shop area. Only 2 grocenes 1n area. Call lor more mfmmat1on. located 1n Rac1ne. AUGUST SPECIAl - Pnce red uced to $23,000. Very attraclive deluxe 24'x65' modular home. Includes 3 bed rooms. 2 baths. family room. equipped ga lley k~chen . tOfmal d1nmg, much more. · #921 11949 NEW LISTING - 2 BR home 3 ACRES - 2 houses in need of reparr. Owner frna ncrn~ SotJthern schools. • ' Ollerrng'CENGUAR0'"1nsurance Ser vrm _ NEW LISTING -GREAT UTTl£ FARM - I II story home wnh 3 bedrooms, bath, dining room, krtchen, living room, basement Barn. garage. 35 acres plus lli!S well on property 15 additiooal acres cropland can be bought extra. Add~on Township. on corner lot in Syracuse. All lfs not what you pay, but what you 111. Certiied Appraisals. Owner financmg, sund~c k , ru ~al water .• septtc system, elec- 4 4 6• 6 61·o- . t!W\, PUtNu.•nber 1 to work for you: 446-3636Jl~ 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-161 4)-992_:3326 RUTLAND - Remodeled and re~lly looks good. l g lot. out of flood and 2 BR. $21.500. INC. ty RilllOR . •· • 11952 RIIITOR MIDDLEPORT - One floor 5 Rm small home on I& level lot for $16.500 - " !~~?.!~ -m SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL US!! REALTOR 11 SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths, dining room, living room and large recreation room . located on 8 acres. Large farm pond . Racine area . Real Estate General LOVELY SETTfNG WITH SWIMMING POOL 5 rooms, bath, 2 car garage, natural gas FA furnace, window air conditioners. satellite dish, swimming pool (1811, d~ame­ ter). ·garden space, fe,nced·m backyard Storage burldrng. Possible loan assumplton. Se~ thrs nrce home. #627 ' WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more or leis, mostly clean hrll pasture, frootson 3roads near Mudsock. ALB 117 ~ Cl£AIED ROWNG LAND APPr 40 A. lillat:le. 60 A. pasl11e, tile tJock barn, approx. 4(1'x60' equip. shed and ~ of olher buildings, 4 cherry trees, 3 apple, grape arbor. stream flows through property. All mineral rights go, 6 room home. 3 BR. basemen~ storm doors and windows. Built-in knchen cabinels, cook stove & elec. refli&. fu~ oil forced air turn. Plenty ol water, 2garages. A real good farm. only l'h .niles lo grocery and school Call now. H617 ' • -· REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Jr. 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE ON 325 6.49 acres more or ress. located ju st south of Rio Grandeon State Highway 325. l ots of large, tall prne trees. Beaultful burldrng srtes in the woods. If you lrke trees, thrs rs wlt ai you want. #631 R.E., ~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW USTING - Middleport - 2 story framehomewrth 2-3 bedrooms. gaoage, enclosed rear porch, hrep~ce, on 50x I00 ~ $29.900. CENTURY 21 Southern Hills R. S., lnc.-446-6610 652 St<ond SOUTHERN HILLS 992·2259 REDUCED TO $38,500 - Owner has purchased another home and is anxious to sell this very nice 3 bedroom ranch. large family room with fireplace, l'h baths, fuefoil furnace, rural water, nice large back lawn tor garden or recreation . City schools, Green Elementary. Possible land contract or lrade. lmmediale possession. #953 COMFORTABLE 3 bedroom cottage srtuated on 6 acres of land located along Graham School Rd. Your mini farm for only $30,000. For more information call: slug 614 -258 -8417 before 6 •• •• •• ••• •• •• E . Main•LJUIII POMERdY,O Judy OeWitt- Realtor - 388 -8155 J . Merrill Carter - Realtor- 379- 2184 Becky Lane- Realtor...:.446-0458 Jim Cochran - Realtor- 446· 7881 l(ii ginia Sm ith- Realtor - 388· 8826 Phyllis Loveday - Realtor - 446 -22 30 With Option To Buy canaday 608 •I Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . TillS IS 111E BACK OF THIS BEAUIIFUL BRICK HOME- REII.LY 2 HOMES IN ONE THE· BASEMENT HAS EQUIPPED KITCHEN, BATH. BEI:.Ilorn LIVINGROOM AND DEN MAIN fLOOR HAS FORt,!ll. LIVING AND DINING ROOMS PLUS EQUIPPED KITCHEN. F.WILY Rom, 3 BEDROOMS. OFFICE SPICE, PLUS t6 ACRES HORSE BARN AND MUCH, MUOi MORE CITY SCHOCX. SYST EM . UNHEARD OF PRICEFOR A PIWPERTY LI KETHIS! S110.000 SIXlY ACRES - $48,000 - fOURBEDROOM 2 STORY FARM H O M~ EAT-IN KITCHEN. fORMAl DINING, POND. 121 ACRES - $79,000. RT . 775 WALNUT 1WP 4 BEom f()ME NEEDS SIJo1E REPAIRS. ROUTE 35 - COMMERCII!. ORRESIDENTIIJ..$68.500 ONE ACRE PlUS 3 BEr.llOOMS. LIVING AR EA PLUS LOWER LEVB. SUITABlE FOR ANY TYPE COr.t.~ERa r<. BUSINESS GROCERY - SIAYICE STATIOII - CARRY-OUT - PLUS NICE 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT. PRICE NEOOIIABl[ BIG WHEEL CARRY DUI - SUPERRi. 35LOCATION.BU SY,BUSV. BUSY. If YOU ARE SERIOU SABOUT BUYINGAGREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY GIVE US ACII.L AUDREY F. CANADAY, REALTOR MARY FLOYD , REALTOR. 446-3383 EUNICE NIEHM , R.EALTOR. 446-1897 26 LOCUST STREET. JUST LISTED 194 ADELAIDE DRIVE Remodeled 3 bed room ranch I mile west of town on St. Rt 141. Includes ~um. ~d in& roof recently replaced. nat. gas heat. woooburner, full basement, gar>ge Assumable mortgage. Priced at $39.900. • . #940 barns. BEAT THIS FOR COMFORT AND PRICE - Three rooms and balh rn city on 40'xl 20' lot. Vinyl sidrng. storm doors and windows. Roof. hot water heater, recenlly replaced. S~aded llackyard, plus much more. Only $11,000. #873 ¥1\CANT LOT- $6,500 and it IS all yours. Excel lent~~ 100'xl80'. Rural water availal>e. plus electric on lot. Owner frnancin& avarla~e lo qualified buyer. located Sl Rl 775. a short distance from the county park entrance. Ca ll for a stowing #894 SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE - Attraclive brrck and frame ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ootstandrng kachen. 2 car garage. Storage buddrng Immaculate inside and out. Approx. I ~ miles H.M.C. Call for apporntmenl today. #818 $49,000 - · Attracl1ve 3 bedroo m br-level home loc1ted I mile oHSR 218. Situatedon a I 'oacrelot this home rncludes 2 baths, i 8'x26' family room wi woodbUtnet, equipped kitchen. 2 'car garage. large deck and patro. Owners anxrous to sell. ' #915 $25.000. 2 ACRES - ONLY $4.000 - To be used as you please. No restrrctrons. l ocated at state route wrth road frontage. Rural water a var~ble. #907 THIS IS A HIDEAWAY WITH LOTS OF PRIVACY - 3 ln!lroo!mranch, well water, wood and coal heat 2 stall 5 acres m/1. $39.900. ~ 30 ACRES - Owner.; wrll consider helping with the financing on this wooded tract of land. aeared homesne. Rural water av~labie. W~hin a few minutes ol town. City schools. Price reduced #723 MAKE AN OFFER - 3 bedrooms. 6'' actes w•lh gootl garden areas. Storage burldm& Addrtronal hookup lor mobile home wtth separate utilities and septiC. #893 PICTURE THISII! - Large tamrly home at a very peaceful area. 4 bedrooms, l•mrly krlchen w~h frreplace. formal hvrng room, lot mal d rnrn~ 21Jaths. full basement w1th lam1ly room and rec. room. garage, plus many more e<tras. Crty sc hools Pnced al $65,000. #1181 NEW LISTING - VACANT lAND - 15 acres of crop land wrlh producrng gas well. Presently used to rarse corn and toba cco. Located m Add1 son Township. 11669 THE SEllER'S LOSS IS YOUR GAIN wrth th;.s 3 bedrpom ranch. Custom made k.1tr hen r.ab1·,,ets. Carpeted lhroughout Carport. Recently mnstructed garage. large lawn. GoOO gatden area. State RoJte. • v812 NEW LISTING - COME AND SEE - 3 bedroom ranch style modern home. full drvrded basement. rural water . 5 acre lot v.th slocked pond, utrlrly burldingand barn lor pets. New lrstrng lor us. Prrce has been reduced. We rnlend to sellri'Come and see, St. Rt 141 Close lo St. Rt 775. 30s. #877 home. 3 large bedrooms. lull equ 1pped k1tchen. b~1ng room wrth lrreplace, partral basement Nat. gas heat. centr al atr. eKcellent cond1tlolllnS1de and out. In town 2nd Avenue 'iocatron Pnce reduced lo $54.900. 11945 REOUCED TO $59,500 - Thrs IS a home lhat you room, large kitchen. dmmg room, msula lerl w1ndows, ra nch 4 miles west ol lawn. Has 2 frreplaces, large k•lclteh. lull b.sement profes•onally frnrsherl. Famrly room, rec. room, electrrc HW heat. Carport. mce shaded •, acre yard You wrll fall rn love al frcsl •ght. #920 168 ACRES- Pnced le'" lltan $260 per acre. Approx 40 acres P" lure 100 acres woods (wme trmber). small orchard, 2 wells. new fence, small barn. oulburldrngs. garage Good homesrle. OH st Rt 554. $42,600 #833 BUILDING LOT - localecl al Cleamew Eslales. Beaul1lul setting w1th nalure ail around. Large corner lot. Access to Raccoon Creek tor camprn & boatrn& frshmg, elc Reslrrcted, no mo b•~ homes #872 BRI CK RANCH-Loc•terl at St Rl 141 3 bedrooms. large bath. mce eat'·m kl!Ciwn. hvtng room. full dtv1ded basemer.t. hreplace. iittached gatage Lo vely I 1~ acre lawn w1th t1ees and ~hrubs. ATTENTION" - I he own,•IS ol thrs l ., story 3 bedroom home mt>an tJu'llm",.., .mel havrl reduced the poce lrom $35,000 lo $?t '00 Approx h acres, ~ara~e w1th storage bUIIclirW W1 \hm l 1 m1les of town . You Cdn't beal lhrs deal ON DEENIEORIVE - 1111 ' ;n -•llllCIIve brrck r>nch localed jUSt off Sl Rt 35 lntluciPS 3 bedrooms, fl• rural water, '? acre yard wrl h garden area $32,000. #919 baths, equ1pj:X!d ktlcht·n. 111 11 bil...,ement, etectnc heal. 2 Cilr garage. central a1r Vt•rv mer li!nclscaperi yard 3.68 ACRES -Surveyed wooded lot at SR#7 neat GallipoliS Locks and Dam. 115' rrver frontage. l and on both srdes ol hrghway. Buddrng or mo~ le home srtes. $5.900. #923 #937 33.7 ¥ACAN1 ACRES - ApptOxrmarely I~ acres llal. 2 creeks. 2 road froulage. located Metheney-Farrplay and Co. Rl. 38. $1 5,000. #931 Good lamrly neighborhood $'>) Otltl LOOKING FOR A PlACE TO BUIL01 - All ciedred Rural water and electrrc avarlabre Pr~ed al $6.900. No reslnchOrl'i #908 FARM - Modern 111 L'vrry ,,., ry H ou~e has 6 rooms, bath, bwlt 111 1978 fhreP b(Jifh hke new. used tor tobacco and show horses ll.•y Tuwnshrp Gaihpoir1 school syslem $51.400 TREES. WILDLIFE. NATURE - II you are rnterested in wrldlrle thrs property • lor you. I 18 acres ol woods. small hunhngburldrn&drrlled well, good frshrn& ponds. Mrneral righ ts. Just waitrng for the rnlerested hunter. #930 ~ucco and frame home. 3 bedrooms, bath, krlchen drnrng rm, huge I~Vrng room, 27'x40' wookshop wrth 220 elec. Good well and spring water. #927 18 ACRES - $32,900. Good sohd t> 1984 Century 21 Real F~tate Corporationa.~ lru~tf!e l11r theNAF'. ®a nd .. - I radt!m ark~o- 11(\ 't'utur' _I #869 2 ACRES located below Futt•k,, on Rl I Bwld a home 01 ptJI your mob1le home theu1 No relitnctlon:-. Pr1cer althe low prrce ol $3,500 Nwe vrPw of 11-e nver #883 . DON'T PASS THISONE BY - 3 1> droom ranch wr111 cJttached garage, lull dilJtdt?r! tJ:t ,om{1111. l1replac!!, ga<:. lorced illr heat, w1th111 m~ nulr" uf tow n Owne1 woult1 r011SIC1r.r tradtng for large homr Rt•rll E•.t <\II' C••l'jlll l .t.llllll l'rin!\'1.1itl l ' \ EACH OFFWE IS INDEPENDENTUOWNEil ANllOPERATED. ... ~ - • don't show to your wtle unless you 1eally want to buy 1t. An nbsolt1tely gmgeuu~ 3 beduxnn stone and frame 11932 REMODLED HOME NEAR VINTON - Nrce decoralrng rn thrs 3 redroom. I'? story home. Vr nyl srdm& lamrly •'t DON'T LETT HE OWNERS KNOW THE MISTAKE THEY ARE MAKING by selling lh•s rmmaculale alum. 11ded #941 · mcludes range and rejngera tor, hvmg 10om. Spec1ai ; 11954 iMMACUlATE RANCH wrlh 3 bedrooms, bath, Kitchen · features include nat. gas hea~ l l' x23' lam•ly room, woodburner. carjJOrt. flat ~t. 2 mrles from town. Mrd . ' #913 l.q• \.u II• •r• 111~ oppnr1u 1 ~11\ '{i} ..•' �August 11. 1986 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. 71 . Autos lor Sale 1973 Pinto Stationwagon . Auto .• · AC. several recent repairs. Dependable trent· 72 Trucks for Sale 1985 Chevv truck. Only 900 miles. Phone 614- 949 - 2660. 1}\f~Ntfi>_~ ~THATSCAAMBLEDWORDOAME ' by Henri Arnotd and Bob Lee ~ ~ ~~· unscramble 1hese four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to fo«n four ordinary 'NOfds. 82 79 Motors Home• & Campers CARTER'$ PLUMBING AND HEATING Starcraft 8ft . truck ctmper. crank up top, sleept four, with sink, ttove 8t ref. port1tiori. • 400. Call 614· 949·2568. Coll614·245·6811. 85 Plumbing & Heating •eoo: Cor. Fourth and Pine Gellipolit, Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 1974 VW good cond. Call 614-448-4477 1974 Olds convertible. AT. AC . Runs good. 8500 firm . JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . At. 1. Bo• 365. Galli· polio. Colt 614 -367-0678. 81 4-949· 2234. Call 614-992-8149 alto• 5;00 pm. 1981 Dodge 0160 Custom . Stant 6 , 3 speed overdrive. PS . No rust . 614-992- 69 h 1 ton GMC 304-875-5019. Serv 1ces truck . 73 Vans & 4 W.P. WHAT A 6AME Now arrange tne circled letter& to form I he surprise answer, as suggested oy the above canoon. 27.000. 304-675-2799 o• Meaige . 1976 Nova. 4 door. stand· ard, 114.000 miles . One owner. $460. 304-676· 4279 after 5 . 1977 Olds 98. 2 doo•, one owner , exc cond, 82.996.00. 304·675·2496 after 5 :00 PM . 1978 For Sale: 1977 Hondo Ex· press, 1978 % Chevrolet Blazer, 4 wh . dr ., Cell 61 4· 992 -2603. 1978 CJ 500, 6 cyl, 3 speed. good gas mileage, assume loan , 304-675- 2250 . 74 Chrysler Cordoba, good con d. 81 .200.00. Call 304-676-6157. Motorcyc_les 1- - - ' - - - - - - - 1973 350. Honda good cond .. 8300. Call614 -256'75 Pontiac Grand Prix 6867. S350.00. Cell 304·882· 2069. 1983 Honda CB 1 100 F. ~--------------· beautiful condition, very low 89 Choville SS. 304-675· miles. Must sell . Call 614· 7250 between 4 and 6 p .m . 446·0648 alter SPM . 1979 Olds Cutlass. 2 door. Honda XL 360. Call PS. PB. TW. AC. good con d. 1978 61 4·388·9900. call after 5 PM, 304-6757969. Harley Davidson wide 'glide. '78 Nova. 6 ovl. 304-895· 3017. 72 Trucks for Sale exc . cond .. $4, 500 firm . Call 614-379·2835. 1977 Harley Davidson FL.H. Full Dress, Lots of Chrorne, S4. 250.00; elso 1985 Yamaha YZ - 80 , $850 .00 . 1975 Chovv PU. Call 614· Phone 614·742-2681 afte• 388-9900. 6 :00p.m . 79 Dodge 4x4 power wagon, 3A ton . Call 61 4· 446·2323. 1978 Ford F160. 4 wh. d• .. stepside, AT, 351M . Call 614-245-5286. 1 974 40 ft . Fruehauff flat bed. Call 61 4· 379-2668. 1976 Chevy 3k'ton . &BOO. 1977 Harl ey Davidson Sportster . Sharp bike . $1600. or best offer. Call 1973 Ford twck . Good . Yesterdays I - I I 11 ( 1 I I I l ) - - - 81 Home Improvements 83 Excavating cle bought 4-4 -79. With 6.000actualmiles.1 owner', $1.150 or trade for car or ·unconditional lifetime gua· rantee. Local references furnl1hed. FrH eltimates. Services 266-1141 or 614-4461175 or 814-446-791 1. Ken's Water S~rvica. Walls. cisterna, pools filled . Phone 7741 night or day . Waugh 's Water Service. Wells. citterna. pools. Fast, reliable servic.e. Cell 614- L------- ., truck of equal value. Call 61 4· 446-2459. I========== 76 '81 Yahama. 760 Virago, 304-57,.2164. landscaping# etc. Free esti· O.and M . Contractors. Vinyl aiding. replacement win · dows, inaulating, roofing, new and remodeling, eoncrete. Call 30 4· 773 • 6131 · ,o r 614- 9~2 - 7119 anytime. mates. Call 614-446-8038 mates. Call814-992-2772 . RON·s Television Service. House calla on RCA, Quazar, GE . Spacialing in Zenith. pome•ov. 614·992-3B91 . !)7 Dozer Wo.-k land clea•ing. Basement W•terproofing. J.A.R. Construction Co., Rutland. Oh . 614-7422903. Basements, Footers, Concrete work. Backhoe's. Dozer & Oitcher, Dump trucko, & wator·ga...ewa•· electrical line.l . PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 4" 4" 1" 1" 1 163 Sec . Ave., Gallipolis. PH. 304-295-7845 ' A & M Furniture Manufac· WI\NTADS br1'ng turing. St. Call At. City, Oh. 1470. call Eve. 3 4 3 8 . 0 Id 7 · Crown 614-256· 614-446· & new 1984 CR8 or Honda &700. Tires. 4 B.F . Goodrich AT, 33X12, 5X1 6. usecl$100. 4 s..,. 1984 Honda Gold Wing. AM -F M cassette tape and more extras. 304 - 896 - 3695. Boats and Motors for Sale shock for 4·WD or t•uck S40. Call 814-4482991 . C•rburator & coil for 80 Chevetta, good cond. Also trailer hitch for 78 Jeep Cherokee like new. Clill 614-388·9060. 4 Bridge Stone ateel belted radials, size 17&-70 FR13, Coleman Crawdad fishing boat. Minnko1a motor, 2 lifejackets, oar S. anchor, S400. Call 614-446-9769 304-773-9556. 18 ft . Marlin Jet Boat. 466 Oldsmobile engine, Berkely pump, with trailer. Call 304·675·5628. Vol. Vacat'IOR Money 1:::========J~U~p~h~o~st~o~ro:d:.;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;:J_..::::::.::::~- ~ Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. . Call 304-675 · 1331. RINGLES 'S SERVICE. ••perienced carpenter. electrician, mason, painter, roof· inu (including hot tar application) 304·876-2088 or 676·7368. Rotary or cable tool dfilling. Moat wells completed same day, Pump uln and •rvi· CAll 61 4· 742·2301 . ···- 304-89&·3802. 79 Motors Homes St•rks Tree and Lawn Service. stump removal, 304· & Campers RV AUCTION. over 100 units, some new Saturday. August 16th. 10:30 s.m . Unitt opened 8 :30 a.m .• Dana Franklin, auctioneer. W. Ve. Licente no. 303. BUY AT YOUR PRICE tria auction way . Setzars World of Camping. alternate Rt. 10 off Rt.60 east. Bartlours- 676-2010. B • 0 Home Improvements Replacement windows. alum. soffit. vinyl siding, continuous gutters. free es· 1imatet, all work guaran1eed . Call evenings 304- 576·2644, SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS 1 Thieving vag•anl 614-247 -4292. 6 Gr-letter 1984 Suzuki L1'125, 4 wheel , front and back racks. new tires , •900 .00 . 304- 675·5815. Real Estate General 1y, ACRES WITH COUNTRY SETTING MUST SEll!1 Nice and solid 2bedroom home located on State Highway with no real close neilhbors, rural water system plus drilled and dug well. Extra water tap for a mobile home hookup. Nice restful area after a day's work. #574 BONNIE l. STUTES, Realtor Ph. 446-4206 Leadingham Real Estate Real Estate General 30~30 dtn1ng room, huge formal living room. Complete bu1it-1 n kitchen, 2 wb 11replaces. 2 full baths. Basement Wash1ngton Elem Srttmg on 14 i!Cres, more or less. Pnc:ed m 70s _ Broker-Auctioneer Call 446-0552 Anytime Beth Null 24S::9507 Steve McGhee 446-1255 ST. Rl 35 -Modern 4 OOdroom ranch, $85 OOO _ TARA ESTATE~ ctouoe.s a large maoleo bedroom. breaklast nook. uasement. DR FR. kotchen wolh dosposal and rel-1..-.;ler. Al$0 has pool and clubhouse provllege. $35.000 - 3 _bedroom, ulololy room. livong room, eat-in kitchen. stove, ref., 2 car garage. atwve nd pool, new saiellole dosh.large outbu ldong to I. lot woth water and septoc. Lot os large enoug h Ia bu old several houses on. The proce. call . Owners willing to help with financing. .RIO GRANDE AREA - Only $21.500 for ihos exira noce o \ttOU "" BMR 414 - OWNER ANIIOUS TO SElL!- 3 BRranch •tuated on 2.35 ;c:;e·~~ m/1. Possible 8'Wt loan a~umplioa to qual1fled buyer. lncluda lg. eat·m k1tchen, separate ubhty room, family room w/wb fireplare. Call klr an appontmcnt today. bedroom ranch. L1v1ng room, lamlly room, d1mng fOOm and BMR 447 - FIRST TIME ON MARKET - Ranch style home oo I~ nice krtchen. Half basemen! lor storage. lhos hol)le would be excellent for a ~arter home. Noce large lol wolh good garden space. 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH - Upslaoos has never- been lived on . Complete ko!Cheo, 2 baths, hvong room. lull base menl Satellite dosh. One acre moll' oo IPss N1ce peaceful atmosphere c1ly schools. NEW LISTING - C1iy property Beautoful 2 slory brock m good neoghboohood. 3 bedroom s. modern >1tchen. break· landscaped Hat lot Lg. I1V1ng room, k•tchen 't't'ith dinmg area, 3 BRs and bath. full basement w1th lam1IV room. bedroom and bath. ~enty of storage. Screeoed·m patfO, centJal a1r, Kyger Cree~ Sc~ 01stncl Call tor an last room & a 101 mal dm111 g t oom LP/IIlg, basement. traezer. washer &doyeo . Songle car garage C•llior '" dp· poontmenl tod ay! ONLY $250 00 MONTHLY PAYMENT. P&l S1.600 00 down payment. 30 yrs. 9 1 ~ ad1 . ral e, Nt ce modern tr1nch m c1ly schools. You can own th os home Purchas e 1nslead ol pay; 1ng rent' IMNEAS NEED TO SEll' - Coan 3 tl>1mom. moxlern k1lcheo and dtmng room comb w/slidmg doors lead1ns lo tar~ fenced 1n yard LJv1n& room, bath. lit!.md~ worn, Single car gar<~ge. GMden~ pace and grape arb:Jr City ~hods. Gas heat Air condlbOnmg. Ctty schools. GEORGES CREEK RO. - Three belooom home, I~ l1vmg lamoly room comb,, new stone fireplace w~h fan. lg. wooded lo! w1th plenty of trees. room lor a garden. Two cat unattached garage HENKLE AVENUE - Appro•. 2,300 sq. ft.. LR, kotchen wrth apploances. 2 lam1ly rooms. 3-4 bedrooms, 2 baths. laundry roorrts finoshed basemen! w1lh foreplace, hobby room, workshop and screened 1n porch .. 9 acre lol wolh gaoclen, lru1l trees and grape aooor. Cenloal aor, gas heal, atloc /an, ~orm fflndows. Walking do~ance ol crty schools Pnced low 50~ HOME ON .65 ACRF oo• nl bedrooms, I•·, bath.IIVong room. k1lchen. uloiR({)UCtYcmenl unf1111shed Pnce $26,500 135 ACRE FARM woth Z ~ory home. 2-4 beloooms. DR. lamoly room, 11 Task 16 Tally 21 Allude to 22 Rants 23 SeragliO 24 Custom 25 Dine 26 Youthful 26 Aec:umulate 30 Real estate map 32 Exclamation 33 Nickname for Edward 34 Pester .35 Doc1rlne 36 Hastened 37 Soulhwestern Indian 38 Change color of 40 Renovate 42 Diocese 43 Type ol sandwich 44 Mast 45 Indo-Chinese Tribesman 47 Handles 49Simple 50 Spanish river 51 Begin again 54 Withered 55 Blood 56 Wrote 59 Suffix; pertalnlng to 60 Goddess of healing 62 Writing lmplemenls 64 Lengthy 650pp. oiSW 66 Near 67 Golf mound 88 Frlghler 70 Pulverized rock 71 Music; as written 72 Recent 74 fissile rock 76 Concealed 77 Upright Umber 78 Solar disk 79 Hampered 82 Settled In 84 Docks 85 Antlered animal 86 Metal 88 Challenge llJl Genus of frogs 90 Move sidewise 92 Showed malice 94 Finicky 98 Young horse 99 Part of church 100 Corded clo1h 102 Points of hammer 103 Health resort 104 Devoured 105 Wild plum 106 Perceives by touch 108 Underworld god 109 Greeting 110 Note ot seale 111 Vegetable 112 Three-pronged weapon 114 Frenttl plural article 116 Alcoholic beverage 117 Regard 119 Varlagated 120 Ventilates 122 Oinner course: pl. 124 In addition 125 Depression 126 Species of poplar: pl. 128 Second person 129 Liquid measure 131 Lubricates 132 Expire 133 Binds 135 Cover 27 Dollar bill 138 Inquire 29 Stalemates 31 Sign of zodiac 139 Encourage 1401nsane 141 Distant 142 Symbol lor nickel 143 Italy; abbr. 144 Landed 145 Transactions 147 Later 149 Pale 36 At this place 37 Preposition 39 Otherwise 40 Hoar1rosl 41 Cry 42 Foul odor 43 Possessive pronoun 152 Avoid 44 Warble 46 Symbol for gold 46 War god 154 Old- womanish 49 Burrowing 150 South American animal 156 Goddess of peace 158 Chairs 159 Europeans 160 Sheepfolds 161 Specks DOWN 121 Bridle bit 123 Behold! 1 25 Ate to lose weight 58 College officials 2 Prepared 6t Actual 63 Son of Adam 1 Jacket holders 8 Urge on 9 Symbol for tellurium 10 Beast of burden 11 Select 12 Damage 13 Miner's find 14 Concerning 15 Realm 16 Food llsh 17 Household pet 18 River In Slbe•ia 19 Lasso 20 Chemical compound 1 13 Allowance lor 55 Encircled 56 Body of water 64 Praise 68 Closed oval curve 70 Guided 71 Takes unlawfully 73 Walk clumsily 74 Pin tail duck 75 Uncanny 77 Strip of leather 78 Japanese aborigine 60 Liquefy 81 Speck 83 Weaken 84 Moccasins 67 Sea nymph 69 Washes lightly 90 Weighing machine 91 Tiny amounts 92 Blemish 93 Acl GALLIPOLIS- A Gallla County man died Sunday · at CabellHuntlngton Hospital In Huntington, W.Va., !rom Injuries received 1n a Saturday morning accldent at the intersection of Ohio 141 and Ohlo325. Eddie R. Jackson, 26, of Rt. 1, Patriot, died at Cabell-Huntington following his transfer from Holzer Medical Center following the t\\<l· vehicle accident. The Gailla-Meigs post of the Slate Highway Patrol said Jackson was operating a motorcycle on eastbound 141, when troopers said he reportedly attempted to pass a utility truck whlch had slowed to make a left.turn onto325and struck a car driven by Lowell E. Je!!ers, 52, of Rt. 2, Patrlot, head-on. Jeffers was nollnjuredln the 11:50 a~m. accident, which troopers said causeq heavy damage to Jackson's motorcycle and moderate damage• to Jeffers' car. No charges have been filed In connection with the accident, the patrol said. Jackson's death is the fifth recorded on Gallia County high· ways this year, the patrol said, and equals the total for all of 1984. 112 Containers 52Goin 57 Register 4 Myself 5 Lilt wjth lever 6 One who shirks ~Is duty 107 Cut 1 11Twlsted 53 One or the other animal 50 Tear 51 Laughing Gallia motorcyclist killed in collision 106 Part of violin waste 1 15 Declares 1 16 Anclen1 country of Europe 1 18 Large cistern 119 Animal coat 1 Cornered 3 Toward the stern 95 The linden 96 Small insect 97 Showers 99 TtKkish flag 101 Gratify 105 Sow 126 Assistant 1 27 Freshets 129 Buckets 1 30 F1ber plant 131 Japanese sash 132 Small valleys 134 Before 136 Silly 137 eais 139 Word of sorrow 1.m Manufac tured 144 Danish division 145 Bright s1ar 146 Algonquian Indian 147 R1ver island 148 Edge 149 Damp 151 Cooled lava 153 Nole ot scale 155 Japanese drama " The last death on Gallia County's roads was on June 20, when Johnny Murphy, 31, of South Point , was killed In a single-car accident at the intersection of Ohio 7 and Ohio ZIB. Two Meigs County men were 157 Artiliciallanguage api)Ointment. BMR 448 - &cellent opportumty to buy a liveable home at the r~ght IXICe. lh1s rs a very clean home ready kn ane.vowner. fhepnce •~ nght $13,500, • enttne ' 1985 12, treated and released at Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturdaytoliowi!Jg separate automobUe accidents. Charles G. Stobari. 73. of Racine. was. treated for · scrapes, while 1&-year-old Steven A. Musser d 515 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, was treated for a broken left arm , hospital offlclals said. The Gallla-Melgs post of the State Highway Patrol said Musser was eastbound on Ohio 143 and was reportedly attempting a left turn, when an eastbound pick-up, driven by Jerry J. Haning, 'II, dDyeRoad, Rutland, allegedly attempted to pass Musser and struck his vehicle. Haning's vehicle continued off the right side of the road and overturned. Haning was not Injured In the 5: 50 ·p.m. collision, which the patrol said caused moderate damage to Musser's car and light damage to Haning's pick-up. Hanbtg was charged by the patrol with no driver's license following the accident. Stohart was eastbound on Ohio 124, when troopers said his car apparently went df the right·side of , the road, struck a guardrail and went over an embankment. Stobart's car · sustained heavy damage In the 10:00 p.m. accldent ·and he was charged by the patrol with DWI and !allure to control his vehicle. FINAL - WorkenJ of the Bales Amusement Co. worked in Sunday '' 2& C...to Ohio weekend accidents claim 13 lives ' By United l're!8 btt.emallonal Thirteen people, Including two pedestrlans and two motorcyclists. were killed In accideilts on Ohlo roadways during the weekend, the state Highway Patrol reported today. Only one of the victims killed in an auto crash was wearlngaseatbelt, a patrol spokeswoman said. 'Phe victims dled In 11 accidents. One person was killed Sunday, eight Saturday and four Friday night. The patrol counts traffic fatalities resulting !rom mishaps on the state's public roadways each weekend between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Sunday. ' Officials said close to 500 gallons of INSTITUTE, W.Va. (UP!) -Air lion at a golf course near the plant. a mixture· of aldlcarb oxime, Pollution Control Comrnlsslorr In- No one was hurt seriously. Plant spokesman Dlck Hender- dlchloromethane, carbon monoxspectors, armed with authority. to son said the plant definitely would ide, carbon dioxide and sul!ur close anywiitviewed as a threat,are remaill open as usual. compounds leaked at 9:25 a.m. An trying to learn why a batch of ''Oh, no,'' h~replied , when asked. emegency warning system In· chemicals reacted 1n a Union ·if It would shut down. "That's just stalled by Carbide after the Bhopal Carbide Corp. storage tank and unit In a very big plant. Yoo one llttle disaster was sounded. leaked, making more than 100 don't close the whole operation Beard described aldlcarb oxime people Ill. because of a . little hysterla over a as a moderately toxic eye and lung The yellowish-white cloud, emitllNie leak." lrrttant, but said theotherchemlcals ting the smell of rotlen eggs, !loafed Carl Beard, dlrectoroftheAPCC, could induce sickness, depending on !rom the Institute plant early planned to send his team to the plant the concentration IIi the air. Sunday, triggering fe~rs of a today because of "some unaswered About 20,1XXl live bt the )(). mile disaster on· the scale of Bhopal, aboul the accident. questions" ol ·the affected area, which radius India, where a ciu-blde plant leak can take action to close a "We embraces the corrununlties of killed 2,COO last December. unil, but let's rememller particular Dunbar, Institute, Nitro and Sl. In 90 minutes, the ~yard- long one thingthis was a reaction In a Albans. cloud was gone, but In its wake, five ' Union Carbide spokesman· Thad hospltals In the Kanawha Valley . reactor that was acting !Ike a tank," he said. "That was storage Epps said the leak occured when a complex had treated 119 people. not part of the reacting system. gasket fa lied and the tank overpresadmlttlng 24 of them overnight lor That's what Is puzzling about the surlzed, allowing the mixture to observation. A smattering of others whole tlilng. escape. He sald Carl)ldewas unable m:el,•edon·thE•SPot medical atten- tor defaiiSI buyer th ts 3 BR house off 1~I N1ce clean home w1th 18' by 4' above ground pool Call tor detailS! INSTITUTE, W> Va . (UPI) Charleston Mayor Mike Roark accused Union Carbide today of not providing. adequate Information about a leak at Its pesticide plant that unleashed. a chemical cloud over four cities, sickening 149 people. "They did not notify anybody other than making an Initial call to the county," Roark said, "and the Information that came from them was sparse to say the least." Roark said he would seek a meeting with Union Carbide off!· claiS to convey his diSpleasure over their handling of the accident. Union Carbide soonded Its emergency sirens when the chemicals vented at 9:25 . a.m. Sunday. Kanawha County officials declared an emergmcy and warned people to stay btside and turn off ventilation systems. Pollee closed two high- COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE MEIGS COUNTY, LISTINGS MMR 554 - Owner w11l accept reasonable offer on l'his 2 story home. 3 BR d1mng room. tam1ly ro ~m. mce s1ze k1lchen . Reduced to $2B,5DO bul make an olfeo! MMR 564- lO acres w1!h 3bedrooms, total etectnc Unibuill modu· la1 home, Full basement 1S half hn1s'hed with carpet, panelin2 and woodburner. Really n~arl Reduc.ed price. MMR 569 - NEW liSTING -large colon~alwoth oiv" voew located m Syracuse. 4 bed1ooms. tam1iy room. dming room, 2 baths. Appro~ . 'h acoe. Asking $39.500. MMR 551 - Ew:ecuhve br1ck ran ch on lincoln Hill. Qual1ty built With gre~t floor plan, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large liv1ng room, dinmg 10om combo and ta m1l~ room. New central a1r. Fun basement. Musl see · MMR 566- Country mobile home with add1toon. Situated on a little Priced roghl al $18.500. for Meigs Co. listings Call: Chtrylltmley- 742-3171 to Immediately determine why · pressure mounted In the tank. Epps said some d the material was i!Putrallzed In the plant's Dare . and wntllatlng system . He declined lo comment on the extenl of the lnjuries. Aldfcarb oxime Is used with methyl isocyanate 1n the manufactureofTemlk. a pesticide. Eppssald alicarb oxime is a separate chemical and Is not related to MIC, the chemical that killed more than 2,!1XJ people last December when 11 escaped from a Carbide plant 1n Bhopal. The Institute facUlty Is the only American site that pro<lu~ the deadly MIC. Beard said he could lssue"acease and desist order" at any unit bt the plant If he felt onels necessary, bUt added he doo. n't believe Carbide would continue operating anything Union Carbide leak makes 149 Institute residents sick BMR 452 - NEW liSTING -Owner wolling to linante for qualified Garden space. outbUI~ongs street In this Crawford County corrununlty. (notwearlngseatbelt). FrldayniiN Lisbon: Steven P. Daniels, 21, ~ 1!114 -Mark A . - ' 21, ADlance. when ·Daniels' car hit a truck parkro along U.s. 662 1n Columbiana County. (nelthei- wear· btgseatllelts) SteullenvUie: Charles R. Amick, 18, Wintersville, when his motorcycle collided with a 1ruck on Ohio 213 in Jefferson Cwnty. (wearing a helmet). . Columbus: Scott Davidson, 16, Galloway, In a one-car crash on a Franklln Counly road. (not wearing seat belt ). dangel'()IJs. loom tov.11t Po<ed nght at $33.900 BMR .550 - NEW liSTING - 142 " '" mil in Peory Twp. N~e remodeled oome ondudes J BRs, Zbaths, I~ •tchen, woth donong aoea. Call over 3 acres w1th Qond and cellar. Woodburner m family room. Marietta: Jeremy R. Spence, 6, Sunday New Melarooras, when struck by an Canton: Ester F. Linder, 70, automobile on Ohio 7 bt Washington Canton. In a one-car accident on U.S. Cwnty. 621nStarkCqt,ialy. twear!a&..-l .. , Ala<lrl: >.FA«\ L. "Aoa ii, fi, belt).' · Akron,lnaone-caraccidentonaclty Sjllunl&.v street. (not wearing a seat belt) Madison: · Mark M. Warner, 3(), Gallipolis: Eddie R. Jackson, 26, and Scott Warner, 6, bolh of Patriot, lao a motorcycle crash on Madison,whenthecarlnwhichthey Ohio In'·ln Gallla Cwnty. (not were riding went off a township road • wearing a helmet) . Chilllcothe: Patrtcia A. Murphy, and struck a tree. (neither wearing 42, Piketon, when struck by an seat belts) Georgetown: James S. Toile, ~. automobile on Pleasant Valley Rd. Manchester, in a one-car crash on in Ross County. U.S. 52 In Adams County while Gallon: Michael G. Srevers, 18, fleeing police officers. (not wearing Galion. In a one-car accident on a seat belt) KUled were: Inspectors seek cause of latest gas leak includes LR, FR Ntchen w1\h appliances, screened-In rnrch Only 211, m1les thos 011e. Reduced lo only $59,500. evening's beat to put tbe Dnallouchea on lbe midway Ill preparation for lbe annual Meigs County Fair. · ' 6MR 449 - NEW liSTING - N1ce 3BR homeSIIualed on Z.20acoes mil. uiilty rm.. bath. part pa~ure ~nd, pa~ wocxled 01ea. good I<> huntln& 4TH AVE. - 2 belrooii'O, LR. FR. eal·lll k•lche~ bath woth old fash~n lub, oAJiil\' •oom. large krt wrth room lor a garden Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Monday, TOKYO (UP!) - A Japan Air Lines jumbo jet canylng 524 people on a domestic flight caught fire and crashed today In a storm 1n a mountainous area of central Japan, authoritieS said. The -number d casuaJtles was not lnunedlately known. The Boeing 747, JAL Flight 123, was on a domestic flight from Tokyo's Haneda Airport to the western city of Osaka and went down In the district of Nagano some 40 minutes after Its 6 p.m. (5 a.m. EDT) takeoff, officials said. Japan Air Lines said the plane carried 509 passengers and a crew of 15. It was not lnunedlately known if any foreigners were aboard. Most of those aboard were Japanese and the crash comes at the height of the Japanese religious holiday Obon when families visit the graves of relatives. A JAL spokesman said at least elght non-Japanese were aboard but identifications were not immediately available. Police in Usuda, a central town near the crash site, said residents reported the plane cut a wide burning swath as it slammed Into the wooded hillside. Other officials told Japanese news agencies that burning wreckage was spread over a 3-mile area. A Usuda police spokesman said the area was somountalnousand rugged that rescue teams were having trouble reaching the crash site. The Kyodo news service said the ~kpit crew radioed at 6:39 p.m. reporting trouble with a left rear door and said they would attempt to make an emergency landing at the U.S. Air Force base at Yokota. The plane vanished, !rom radar screens at 6: 59 p.m. $1 ,000. 614· 992·5565. 1- - - - - - - - - - No.B3 1986 • Jet crash death toll • uncertain Mineral Wells, W. Yo. Call 304-676-2398 or 61 4· 448-2464. vjlle, w. Va. 304-736·6287. dressed including bags with chrome rails. Full •slipstrea· mer f~;~iring , crash bars, fog lights. extra tail lights. new mufflers . 8.000 miles. Firsl 1982 GMC pick up at y e Sewer .............$3.70 Ell .............. ,•••• $1.00 lt•O# Water .••... 19' Gas Pipe ............. 18• "Fill ~Biimg" 614-446-7833 o• 614-446· 1833. • • 304-675-4049. 75 Auto Parts & Accessories 4637, James L. Davison. Jr. owner. --- $ SAVE$ Hilul limestone; sand, gra." vel, dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer and lime . Excelsior Salt Works Inc . 638 E. Main St., Cell envtime 614-446- Call collect 1-814-2370488, day., nigM. Rog... New: one or two man ball tracker 8195 or will trade. Call614-266-6682. GDod-1 EKcavatlng, bate· menu, footert, drjyeways. septic tanks. landscaping ~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ~~:'::'::'::'::'::':~~~~~:':~:'::'::'::'::':=:-j 74 Motorcycles 75 Boats and . Roo 1• J .an d L. Insta II at 10n. Motors to •' ' Sa' le • • 1 ld' d vony· •d ong, storm oo.. 78 Sutuki GS -560motorcy- 1 -----~---­ ong. and w•n ows. Frea estl · 7 .5 HP Sea King outboard motor with 2% gallon remote gasoline tank. Bo1h in new condition. $160.00. 1 980 Harley Davidson Sportster. Excellent comtition . 2,300 miles. $3,500 . (Ana_..~ Jumbles: YOUNG IDIOT DREDGE VANDAL Answer: A beauty salon Is a place where this might happen- THE LIVING GO TO " DYE". 1977 Honda 650 F. S900. Call 614·985· 3537 . 1981 Honda PASO moped . Good condition . $195. Cell 'ltar 3;00 PM . GOOA o( after 6PM . running and good tires. Leading Creek Rd. 3% miles west of Rt7. t4.900.00. 1971 Chevrolet Van 1$1,000.00. Both good cond, phone 304-&76· 2274 Answef: 61 4·992-6846 . Call 614-965-4360 o• 61 4· Soli o• trade. Call 61 4-949- 985-4224. 2911 . Honda CM400T . Fully 1978 Chevy C60 2 ton truck with 14ft . van body · 13, 500 . Call 614 -9 923194. James Bora Water Service. Also' pools filled , Call 614- 814-387-0823 or 614-367· OF ISOI..F 1983 Camara Z28. all the e"'tras . Low mileage 19800. Business 1 1 30. Reasonable rates, SOMe.iiME~ I~. Randy . .256-1240 o• 61 .4- 266 - 3798. contact Ganeral Hauling • LEAK CAUSES IJ.LNJ!li8Fl! - A Kanawha adrnlnhoten 11rot aid lo a RUlli Counly paramedic fBa.ture Svndlcete ' olrlcken Sunday wben a chemical doud e..caped from a Union Carbide Corp. plant. maldng more tllan 100 peeple 81. H...,...h admiUed 24 people 0\'~1& for obaervatloll, w!dle aulbor!Ues ae,..-checl for cause of leab. (UPI) - •I Plant officials said aldlcarb ways near the plant. some ~0 miles Is used to make Temlk, a oxime !rom Charleston. pesticide that also contains rreth~l The yellow chemica! cloud, whlch smelled like rotten eggs and rolled Isocyanate or MIC, the chemical ""like a fog" over 20,COO residents In that killed at least 1,700 people .in Bhopal, India. last December when Institute, Dunbar, Nitro and St. Albans, dissipated bt 90 minutes. 11 leaked from a Union Carbide plant. County officials ended the emergency declaration about noon . Thad Epps , a Union Carbide No one was seriously hurt, but 24 spokesman, said Ihere was no Mit In the chemicals lhat leaked . . people were hospitalized overnight for obseiVatlon, 119 were treated at Carl Beard, director of the state Air Pollution Control Commission, five hospitals for burning eyes, lungs which has authority to close the or nausea, and several others were plant, said Investigators will cheCk examined at an emergmcy ald samples of Ihe chemical cloud and station. Officials said nearly :00gallons of go to the plant today to resolVe "unanswered questions" about ~hi! a mixture of aidlcarb oxime, accident. · dlchloromethane. carbon monoxIde, carbon dioxide and sul!ur Roark said he and Charleston's compounds being stored 1n a reactor . emergency services director Wl're tank vented Into the atr when a unable to reach Union Carbide gaskPt failed and the tank alflclals to learn the extent and pressurized. danger<ttheleak . . .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 08. August 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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