https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/10d774c91e7f06c01e6e90ddd48e2718.pdf 1581a50c62de56556e36a699f582177f PDF Text Text Friday, June 14. 1985 Ohio a work !;('Ssion Sarurda~· beginn inga!Ra.m. Calendar FRIDAY POMEROY - Pub!Jc dinner Friday. 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Meigs Senior Citizm s Center, Mulberry Heights. Pom~roy . Cost $2.50; desS<"rl s extra . Round and squarP dan,'!' following. admission. $1. MIDDLEPORT - . Ash Str~t Frecwlll Baptisi Church in Middle· p011 will have a gospel sing Sa turday, June 15, 7:30 p.m .. with Dan Hayman and the County Hymntimers. The pu~lic is invited. POMEROY - Ma ry Shrine Yr. Ordl'r of IlK' White Shti ne 'of Jerusalem . . w1 11 mff t at 8 p.m Friday at the Masonic Temple. TUPPERS PLAJNS - The La dies AuxUlary of the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Depart· ment In Tuppers Plains will ho.ld a ham and steak dinll<'r Sarurday 4 p.m. at the fii'C' station. Cost is$4 for adults and $2 for children unckir 12. POMEROY - Annual picnic of Return Jonthan Chapter, ·Daughters of the t\Jnerican Revolution. will be held at 6 p.m. Friday at the home of Evelyn Knight. · BASHAN RACINE - A dance for ages 13 and up will be held Sa rurd"y, 7 p.m. ro midnight, at thP Racine Legion Hail. Bashan Ladies To .The Residents of Pomeroy Joy ldott - ... tnoctor · 8 WEE~ SUMMER SESSION STARTS JUNE 24th . 16 CllSSES-$36 THEN COME! Mon. & Wed. -4: IS to S: 1S Mon. & Wods.-6:1 S to 7:15 MOrmAY Tue<. & THurt.-5 :30 • 6:30 PO:v! EROY- The Meigs County Churches of Christ M<'n's F"l'ilow· ship- w!ll meet a t the Pomeroy Church of Ch..t:ist Monday at 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Building TO A SPECIAL SERIES OF MEETINGS for Moro Information & Registration MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mulberry llelthts, , _ , . , ' PH. 992-3794 U~IUEI F:::::nn;gp•t~p;,.abies RUTLAND - The Crane-Dixon Gospelaires will be at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene Sunday for ·. . + Cont"l•tiDfllf . ..$1flglngl No .Coll•~tiDfl~l FREE 5' Satellite Dish·. Stop By and See A Fine Selection Of Redman H9mes SEE: DAVE RIGGS, Ownl'r . or BILL SHEPHERD, Sale$ Rt'presentativl' VALLEY HOMES !.I. MAll • I'OMUDY 2600 Washingtol! Blvd. - . ONE QAEAT FACE DESEAV~ ' ANOTHER . . West End ·of ·Belpre, OH• . PH. 614·42 3-4665 on Ohio's ECOnomy. ·, The REpublican-controlled Senate last week approved a tax cut of!Opercentayear, startingJ\Ily J and extending for three years. . The House Is expected to formally reject the Senate version Tuesday and put the six-member panel to work at onre. · According . to tradition, Rep.· William 'E. Hinig, O.New Philackilphla, chairman of the Hoose Finance Committee and chief sponsor of the budget, wlll be the · chairman of the conference committee. , Initial contact was made late last week with the House and' Senate finance staffs by William J. Shkurtl, director of the state Oftlce of Budget and . · · ., than Is presently budgt>ted. "Although education is the single biggest beneficiary, meaningful tax relief beginning July lis Included in the state budget," Collins saki. "The ll percent Income tax cut will help · stimulate our economy yet pernnlt budget growth In stale spending for . essentail . sel'vlees · beyond educatiOn.'' · . ·: · Despite the 'iax redlicilon, Co1Hn5 said state spending will Increase more than $2.8 billion during the two-yPar budget period, an increase of 16.4 percent .over .ihe current budget. The Senate ~et represents a$560milllonsayingsoverGov. Richard Celeste's proposed spendPUSIID BUDGEl' - "AIIng plan, Collins added. The Republican plan ca Us for less Ihotlcl! education Is the spending than the governor's, but lllge8t heneftcl&rJ:• meB!IIngful tax , relief heKinnlng July I Is ·sHU . IJtcre~ses spending by 11 lqcluded In the s&ate budget.'' · pereent over the current ·Jevi'l. ihe · •. !Iaiii , Sen.•. _Qa!<Jey, Colllns,, R,J7th Disttlct Senat:Qr. sal_d. · .. . Jnnon. . .·... . . · Oilier' savings w1tl be reail2ed by · cutting the amount spent through GALLIPOLIS- The RE'pu bllcan- the State Controlllng Board and by drafted $19.6 billion budget, cover- limiting most state agencies outside Ing the nex\ tw~ycars, which passed of education .to infationary the Ohio Senate, 18-15, on a strict Increases. "Contrary to unfounded partisan pat1y lin<' vote last week, gives attacks made on this budget the 30 significant Increases in state suppercent income tax cut and greater port to J>Ubllc educa\IOn and cuts for education do rot come spending, personal Income taxes by .})percent at the expense of other state ·over three years, according to State agencies and sei'Vices," Collins Sen. Oakley Collins, Rep-Ironton. The overa II education budget said. "We have left most programs passed by the Senat<' calls for an Intact and have not dismantled any increare of 22 percent In state of them. In fact, about every stale · spending over the cu.Tent budget, department and agency Is given at least a four percent •lncrcare to which exph:es June 30. cover inflationary pressures. Our · Approprtlltlons for primary ;~nd budget stimulates econonnlc growth secondary · schools would increase through an improved tax climate by nearly $1 bOlton or 16.4 percent promoting private Investment, in· and high£'r education would receive dustrlal :modernization and reover $500 million in ·additional . supPort. almost 'l7 perCent more~ search and development ." sin* I FRUTH PHARMACY - GALL.IPOLIS ~ JA C II:SON Plf(( 161 ..:....&-11'20 ICIJAD PM-750 Tll!l quality shaver lor all types of beards . Gillette DUCK ASHTRAY 99 19 . DUCK CARDSOX DUCK MEMO HOLOER DUCK CQASTER SET $ BRUSH PLUS' ' 3 AI' T F. SHAVING SYSTEM , 99 r-::-~~-:-- Ea. Shaving system contains Brush and Concentrate. PRICE . $529 '2" Mail-In SALE. Less Rebate ' TIMEX WATCHES COTY MUSK FOR MEN COLOGNE SPRAY 2.5oz., just value! ALGIERS, Algeria (UPJ l - Hijackers who SE'ized a 1WA airliner and took it on a two-day S,fXXI.mile odysrey of t~,rror that killed one passenger S<i1urda~· • fre<'d ail but >2 male hostagC's- mostly Americansand ~t a Sunduy morning deadline for their d~mands. · "If Sunday at JO a.m. 15 a.m. EDT \ our Arab brothers jallro in Israel are not liberated. we will leave Algiers for an unknown destination and a p~lce v.ill'be paid." the hijackers said in statement carried 30°/o $595 A$10.75 - OFF l~ hor: . Prince Gardner® COTY MUSK FOR MEN . ~-----·~--'~"" ~--.:-. TO A SPECIAL DAD E·5212 • ~"""-'' ~ 19751hrough 1gJ.4 Jonlthln & David. I Lken'" Entscotmpon.s ~rp. ALL MEN'S PRINCE GARDNER AFTER SHAVE LOTION 5oz .. just $595 A$9.25 value' · We Ha~e A LarJe Seleetlon Of Ruttell Stofer Candf BILLFOLDS CHOOSE FROM A LARGE 0' SELECTION AMERICAN GREETINGS FATHER'S .DAY CARDS A Multlmedl• Inc. New•p•er 25°/o OFF KNIVES AFTER SHAVE 4% OL .... penalties for conviction, provides civll remedies for .and aliows authorities to conflscatl' certain property gained as a result of racketeering. Another bill cracks down on the possession, transportation and sale of contraband, that Is, property used in unlawful activities, such ·as drugs, tlreanns, dangerous ordnance, alcohol, cigarettes and other items. The third bUI attempts to ensure cooperation among stall' and local government agencies and task forces 'In Investigating and prosecuting organized crime by. esta bllshlng guidelines. The House cilnvenes 'I'ul'sday at 11 a.m. and the Senalq at l :ll p.m . vl-~~tyts ...,.... ,__., equipment to· .firefighters • WILKESVILLE - Volunteer firefighters from seven fire ckipartments in Ohio and West . Virginia could be .bre<~lhlng . easier in lhe'years ahead thanks ·: . fo a !lobariOn· by.Si;luthlirn Ohio· . · Coal Company's Meigs Divtslon. In a special presentation hj>ld at the Mejgs o!!lre on June 8, Southern Ohio Coa 1 'donated breathing apparatus which had been used by the division's three mine rescue teams to seven volunteer fire· departments In Ute area . Volunteer fire departments of Albany, Columl!la Township, Rutland, ' S<~lem . Center, WeD· sro~ and W.llkesvUie, plus Point PleaSI\1)1 ~- W.V-a .; te(!f'lv'ed two ' breathing · apparatuses each (rom the Meigs Divlslon as well as related spare parts and equipment. The breathing eqUipment Is ·about 10 years old and became surplus when the Meigs Division a~qulred new equipment for its mine rescue team members about a year ago. · • "The equipment we donated is sliD In very good condition," explained Skip Robinette, safety director for the Meigs Dlvison. "II has only been used once or twice a month, on the· average, EQUIPMENT DONATION - Stdp Rohlotetti>, rl~, safety director and then oqly for training lor Southern Ohio Coat eompai.y•s Melp I>Mslon, explains the exercises, or simulations. operation of the breathing apparaiiUieS lo Danny Sayre, left, and BID "Each of the fire chiefs was Cray of the Wilkesville Volunleer Fire Department. 'llle WDkesvllle very appreciative about receiv· department was one of seven receiving breathing units from the Meigs in!( this equlpmenl. These de· Division. (Continued on page A3) · Search underway for S&L break-in suspects • · POMEROY. - A breaking and ·· eittering occurred .early Saturday morning at Diamond Savings and Loan on West Main. Street in Pomeroy but 'no fll!JrteY was tak£'n according to Geri Walton. bank manager. A spokesman for thP Meigs County Sheriff's department said authorities thought two to lour suspects had escapro from the bank on foot and a search was still being conducted in the Lincoln Heights hillside a~~ sev<'rai hours after the incident occured. · ·· · · ~uty' Sh~rltf Kepny. Klein rep(Jrtedly hearct shots ·nreci in that vicinity sometint<' before noon Saturday · but was unsure whetiK'r the shots w<>rerelatro to th<>search. Additional sheriff'sdepartrnent and police units were called to the sit!'. At noon Saturday . authorities thought thcy might haveonrsuspect cornered on thl' hillsicki between Lincoln HUI .and Monkey Run. A sheriff's ckipartml'llt spok<>sman said it was believed at least two additional suspects may have crossed the. rlver by boat shortly after the escape. A burglar a!ann soufl(ledat ubout 12: 44 a.m. signa ling Pomeroy police that a breaking and ent!'ring had occurcd_ Pomrroy Officers BI'C'nt Sisson, Jlai'Oid Hilt and Jerry Rought were on rhe S('('I\P imm~· (Continued on oagPA3t Hijackers .h Qiding.52 hostages set .Sunday morning .deadline THE PERFECT GIFT. COLLECTION SundaY. June 16. 1985 management, Indicating the way Is being prepared ·tor talkS. The first task will be for Shkurti to come up with a 198&-87 revenue projection that can be believed by a II parties. H,e surprised the Senate GOP two weeks ago by trttnmlng $3ffi million from the estimates. Once a dolia~ figure and a compromise tax cui-are established. the conferees can haggle over amounts for·areas of spending. The Senate is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a series or anti-racketeering bills that have been several years in the making. · One, which has already cleared the Houre. sets up a special crime or racketeering, imposes additional Coal company Collit:ls.- pushes GOP ·versi.o n of -Ohio -b~dget donates air WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW MOBILE HOME "Q'J••elers It ifl \ 4 1992 ~91 .. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis.:...Point Pleasant By LEE LEONARD UPJ Slalehowte Reporter COLUMBUS ' (UP!) - A joint Oldo House-Seriate conference committee w1li start negotiations this · week on the di!!erences between a Democratic· supported $31.3 billion state bUdget and a Republicanwritten $19.6 bUlton out~y In hopes of. reaching a final settlement by the end of the month. . In addition to.c<!rnpo-q'l'llslng on the s~ding level, the two sides wUl have to ~h accord on the amount· of an income tax ~lion. · •The Democratlc-dominaied Hou~, backed by Gov. Rlcpard F. 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Pomeroy timekeeping; it's the convenience of. a day and date display protected by scratch resistant Dura.Crystal® t-----------------------~ SERVICES: SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY-I 0:00.A.M. MAIN STREET MARKET 2 5 °/o OFF FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY It's more than quartz accurate -Page B-1 CECIL 0. DOTSON; SPEAKER BEDDING PLANT$ NOW MARKED DOWN 808 West Main Hoeflich discusses the Heritage Weekend. lol·•se•-vatrli'P. schedule - Page B-5 Buchwald has problems with ringing phones lighted bullons - Page A-2 . JUNE 15-21, 1985 iiJ SUNDAY Summertime emergencies (COMPlETELY NON-DENOMINATIONAL) - We Have Afull Line Of Am·•sh Chee,.es ' clinic will be held by Jhe Meigs County ·Humane Soci<'IY and the Meigs County Health Department at Columbia Township Flrehoure · Sarurday, 1to4 p.m. SOIET) Page D~l . . . . na.tended care facility Are you tired and confused with Denominational Doc· trines and Divisions? Do you believe that nothing should be bound on a person except that which Jesus Himself has bound? Aerobic• Dance Class CARPENTER - An ali-day Father's Day Homecoming will be held Sunday at Mount Union Baptist Church · on County Road 10, Carpenter. - - - - - - - - · (AND MEIGS COUNTY)! Auxiliary wJil have an iiX',;c~r e;ha~m;~ l [p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j socia l Sarurday at the o 1 SATURDAY · MIDDLEPORT- Installation of officers for Befhel62, International Order of Job's Daughters, w!ll be held at 7:30 Saturday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. - the Sunday school and morning CARPENTER- Bible SchOOl at . worship s<>t'Viet> 10: 30 a.m. - - Mount Union BapUst Church, Car· REEDSVILLE - Third Annual penter, will begin Monday, 9-11 a.m. Wells I'C'un!on, Sunday, Forked Run State Park, Roo:lsv11le, noon. Fam· rr:rni:i:=:::;;;;;:::;~:=~i=ll ily a nd friPnds take picnic lunch, ' 20°/o OFF by the official Algerian -news agency APS. Twelve tots hE'avlly armed hijackers believed to be Lebanese Shiit<' Moslems were s.tiil holding 40 pasS('ngers and thl',l'(' crew members- the pilot . first officer and flight engineer- aboard the Boelng727on a runway at the Algiers airport . .'J:WA spokesman Sally McElwrealh said in New Yotk . The hijackers Saturday released 53 more pas· and nt~ht attendants- most oft hem women sengers . ;_ ' . Reagan seeks help fr~m , Midea.st on .T WA hijacki~g WASHINGTON (Uil-Presldent Thepreslckint mackinomentlonol Rl'agan was being kept informed, the crisis in his weekly radio , Saturday at his rnouptaln retreat 11ddress, concentrating IJ1Siepd on · about the. hijacking of. tltt' . 1W A · an attack agalrist clvU rights airliner 'carrying· American pas- advocates who favor quotas In ll<'ngers, and smt personal pl11as to lilrlng. ~ some Middle East J!OVPrttments · Sims said Reagan had no plans to seeking tlleir help in solving· fhe · cut short his weekend at Camp crisis, a senior O.s. official said. Dwlld and no u.s. action appeared The Whitt> H(IU!Ie would not Imminent. "W~'re lookln& to them <AI&I!rta) confirm reports !IUlt Algeria had refused offPrSofU.S. help or that an In this -lous probletn, which tliey American counterJerrorllll tor!:e · are handljng well. The situation Is 'luis been readied, altholllh It was Algeria's to'deal with.'' Sims said. · believed 'that ~rtcan hostaglll "We haile a lot of conftdl'nce In fii!IIOtlaton were avallabll' If A!ge:rla, going back to the Iranllut reques1ed. holtqe crisis," • senior U.S.olllclal Reagan was briefed on «-vetopmmts durlni' hla rejllllat' weekend said. "Itunlntl'fnalllllllatlononthe · stay at Camp David, Md.. by ground bt AJ&81a and It's undl'r national ~rlty advtaer Robert control," .lild the dllclel. Hf aiiO J Mcfarlane, said deputy press said, "Algeria Is bttter than Beirut"· as a site for a such a hostage crisis. secretary Robert Sims. · . . ~ } . I and chlldren - who wei'C' aboard ·Trans World Airlines Flight 847, hijacked Friday on a flight from Athens to Ror'ne. A few hours later JO more men were rell?ased, witnesses said. The two original hijackers, who apparently were joined by or hers during a stop In Beirut, demanded Israel release ali of Its ShiUe prisoners in Israeli jaUs, that two Arab pHsoh<'rs In Cyprus be freed and that the United States admit complicity in a March 8 bombing in Lebanon that kiliro 85 ~pie . ABC News reported !he hijackE-rs were also demanding a ransom of$12 million to$15 million. But 1WA could not confirm .a ransom was part of th<' hijack<'rs' ckimands. The releaSP of the 5:1 hostages folloW<'<i the int~rventiqn of two Alf'(('rian officials who bo;•J'd<od the aircraft aboullll minutps aft<'r it arri\'cd in Aigii'rs for thr second time early Saturday. Glenn to ·seek third Senate term . ' CLEVELAND (UPI)-Sen.John Gtenn,O.Ohlo, surprised few people Friday when he announced that he w1D seek a third Senate term lnJ\18). Gle!ln was an easy winner in i!lll, ,capturing aU of0hlo's88countles in w1rinlng by more than a mlllion votes despltP Preslckint Reagan's landlllde ~ectlon . The foimeT astronaut macki his plans o!!lclaL at the start of a speech at t1w Clevl'land City Ciub devoted rndltly to analyzing the President's plat). · "I'm'proud of whllt I've been ablP to do fqr etevelind &ltd fllr Ohto in tht-.tepastllyears,"Glennsald. "So let there bP no mistake and no nnliUndentandlng about my tutui'l' pla111. "lnl\18), I .dtoseekandserve attO!her term as your Unft~ States lletlator," Glenn aald. Glenn Is still recovertngtromdebt lllcurred durin& ,,. an unsuccessful tax • THIIID TERM - a.. ,_ Glerm, J).()ldo, epe 1m iD • lllil'!111'8 . . . Clel•hln" atr V..b 1"111111J. Gleu r t' 1'811 he uI cte.Ho tor a lhlnl 8! .... lenn. tJPI r. ._ • presldent.ial bld last year. An aicki said rwo fund-raising organizations are ar work - one aimed at E>llminatlng tbe $2.7!1 mUiion ckibt !hat stll1 i'l'mAins from last year's presidential campaign and the other to raisE' money for next year's race. After BIUIOUncing his Plans, Gk>nn took tltrll' to commend Reagan's attempt at ·revtstna the tax system: "I think President Reagan di>S('I'VI'S a lot of credit." Glenn said. "The President recognizles that tax reform is an Idea whosetlll!l'hasn.ot only come: but is trulyloncoverduP. "Right row, our tax cixJe is Uttll' more than a crazy, plltchworlr quilt at loopholes, e:~te~rtptlonsand prefer· ences for the spectallnteresrs.lt'sso complex that aimolt helf . our taxpayers must hli'l' profl'SBIQnal help to even file thf>lr retUiltl." "I'm concerned about what it would do to our already ballooning federal budget deficits. I'm con· rented about t.he way It would help the rich at the <'Xpensc of the poor and middle claSS<'S. And I'm concerned al;tout the way It would hurt Ohio and rrxist of thl' oth<•r states In the MldW<'St and Northeast regions ol the country." Gk'nn spent most of his timr talldng about how thf> plan would increase the ~t deficit. "We can't run a credit card government any more than you can nm a credit card home,'· he Silid . "WhetMr Yll14:re an Individual, a !annlly, or a nation. sooneroc laiN t1 policy ol borrow and borrow. s]X'nd and speond Is ROIDR to Wfl'{'k )'OUr economy. Thl'l'e'umexception.'' . The ~ question Glenn has . about thepropOSalls, "Canwt>mal!y afford a tax morm plan thai takes us e11a1 'flartl\l'r away from a bats need federal budget?" ,. �·• - • Paga A-2-The s.._nday Times-Sentinel . Gallipolis, Ohio · Point Pleasant. W. Va. . Pomeroy . Middleport VINI:ON - A public hearing for the proposed S66,<Xll 1!186 · Huntington Township budget will ·be conducted by the township trustees on June 28 at 7:~ p.m. In the clerk's office in Vinton. The proposed budget is broken down to include $38,1m for roads, $22,<Xll for general government and li6,<Xll in revenue sharing funds for road materia ls. All ciUzens are invite!l to attend the meeting and askeltherwrttten or oral questions con~rning the budget . · The budget and a .statement on tiM! proposed uses of revenue shartng funds is available for public ins!J('Ction from 9 a.m. to noon at the clerk's office. · · Public hearing ~~in Vinton June 16, 1985 Search GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County has received $40,185.77 from the June dlstrtbutlon of the Ohio LOcal Govenunent Fund, according to State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. . GaUipoUs also l'E'a'ived $833.70 frOm the ~lstributlon, whll~ Rio Grande J'!?CE!iVed $61.72, Ferguson added. The Local Goverrunent Fund distrtbutlon Is niade monthly from 3.5 percent of the pre-ioits month's' collections pi the state income and sales taxes ahd 15.4 percent of franchise t~es · colli'Cted. In May, the month on w)llch the June dlstrtbut~ of $Zl,l52,007.33 to the state's 88 counties and 463 cities and villages levying local income taxes was based, the state collected $233,283,524.09 from the sales tax, $263,239,294.~ .f rom the income tax and $37 ,494,8i2.77 from the corporation tax. .Local government funds distributed ' · c•.,.... a. IIIIIM Tout SOli'S • SALE ENDS SATURDAY; JUNE 22, 1985 . CLEvELAND (UP!) -Friday's wlAning Ohio LotteJY numbers: DaUy Number: 521. ~eke! sales totaled $1,292,452, wlth a payoff due of $955,685. . PI~~: 2252. PICK-4 ticket $185,100, wlth a CHUNK .BOLOGNA 79< LJI. FRANKIES 99< SUPEIIOI USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK STEA~ FRESH PORI POUND PKG. $119 LB. . ( · MACARONI & CHEESE . 4 99 u.s. ·s· . . (UT ~.GRE·EN -'BEANs · ' <~ 3 ~ - 1 . ;JHRIFT K~G C.RlAM .oR oz~ ,$· .OO WH'OLE 'KERNEL CORN 3 ~ 1 · SWEET PEAS· 3. ;$1 00 7 oz. BOX .. !HRIFT KING . • KING . ·. r ~ , 0~. CAN' . . . . :· . . 16 CAN THRIFT KING I 6 OZ. CAN • HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE I'URE VEGETABLE . WESSON o·IL . . 2~ OZ. IOTTlf .KRAFT 1 .DRESSINGS 8 0Z.IOOLE PAlMOliVE 18 OZ..OnlE 'FRE!~H· CALIFORNIA: . · BROCCOLI ..... . ·. •. BUNCH BEANS lB. . •SNOW WHITE HEAD CELERY I STALK 79(. $129 ·sWEET CORN CARDINAL RED GRAPES · RED 0~ GOLDEN LB. 3 LB. ·DELICIOUS APPLES BAG . 22 . OZ. IOTTlf U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO 10 LB. · BAKING POTATOES BAG Pdml FUN BUNS • SANDWICH & WIENER 12CT. PIC~. 79 ( '-!!~-------------...., HUNT'S . TOMATO CATSUP :~~- I OZ. ' .. ... ... ...... fl ~;;;:;;~,~:~~;;:~ ' Cclmpany ..;. FRENCH FRIES . BIRDSEYE BROCCOLI OR CAULIFLOWER "**''IO'Ion ln lull -~ with,,, .. one! prlcfllltt.d. D PIMM tend me 4illlnlormotlon obou1 Monurn«~t 10 RONDELETS 12 oz. 80)( OZ. TIIY YOU IUYI . IMERIAL LIGHT 3 LB. BOWL SPREAD MARGARINE MINUTE MAID CHILLED " ORA-NGE JUICE 64 . PEO~LE DANISH ,. S12CJ NEAR I I r -~ - Athont, Ohio 45701 (6141 S94-357' - ·- . ARMOUR ·SEARS . ' · · •1/2 PRICE TIRE · sALE -· BLUE BONNET MARGARINE · ·- ~SAUSAGE ...2/89( . .... :._.:· ~ ' · ·· .". -s· ··1·. - . . . ' · · .:2 . . - , .• ' ' ' 2 lB. 8 QTRS. 69( 2.I . $1 AWAKf~!"oz. . Qf MINUT£ MAID 12 oz. lEMONADE CAN SEAL YOGURT · , h; JUICE fa ~•n.rt ~· ,.11~• >1 1)1 ,J .\;_I ,' 64 · PLASTIC BAGS PO.IOY, 01110 , • ....,,.....nlrltlse PILH2-tsll oz. cTt..'·$1 59 oz. ~ov·• ··, 6 PACK HEINZ . RAINBOW W.l1altoStreet .... Jll-1603 $199 ; 10Q% PURE . ;, $19 LIGHT & LIVELY 10 CT. PIG. , ORANGE JUICE:: ORANGE TEST - TROPICANA BIRDSEYE LOGAN MONUMENT Vlll1011, OltO $159 oz. 5 . VIENNA '· f RIB~OS . SPARE .· RIBS L~~:~·~~-~-~-;;-~-~-;;-J BOX '1_1lijm= DAIRY .=l:!it~il '• • .KETCHUP $15. 64 oz. PLASTIC , BTL. ·$2 29 :~' : GALLON $1 59. 1%. MILK PLASTIC REITER COTTAGE CHEESE C 9 9 ·. ·. AMERICAN SINGLES . RENTAL OfffR-Fol' a limiflll time, ,..nt t~ canal aid lor ' any hearing aidl for ti wttkl for only $50.00. lEfOR£ ,~ Ill at Holzer Clinic Each Wtclntsday, I :00 p.M. I crem•ion. • J O llln41y hcwe an outhorl1.cl ~ J to. ,.pr....,.tatl¥a <ofl mr -· ..... I fJ I'I.-..Mnd mo detollt obout Mo1110· 1 l~a"'m''"'''obl iJOI I en . I -. I StrNtorloUte - - - CityotfOWfl - - - - - I 2 LB. BAG WEAVER CHICKEN I - V•rflon, un10 -, 0 1'1"" tencimefr-.boo•lett.howlng FOOD TREND. lORDEN'S · There Is no better way to show yo4[ love and respect'than with a Barre Guild Csrti· fted Monument. Call BARRE l ·loda·v br .visit our GUILD '· mOnUment displaY. MonP.untnJs : . Pomeroy $199 !f you are !ike '!iost people with. hearing loss you hear well 1n s~me ~ttuattons and have difficulty in others. A new heanng ltd has been deve.loped that can give you the help y~u . need, ~he.n you need 1t. The Argosy CCA Canal hearing atd ts so tmy 11 can be inserted 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. WIWAM.S. DILES lopn REITER POTATO SALAD HElptNC ITL ... . I 321. W. U~!on SlrHI HAIR SPRAY 5'9( ·. 19< '99<· 49<·. 9.9< 99( 99(' A TINY HEARING AID .. FOR WHEN YOU NEED IT; DILES . HEARING AID . CENTER . . ., CLAIROL . thedfiveway In back of the bank but . upon investigation, no suspects were found in the building or on the bank grounds. According to Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyl~r. an anny·type _fro_m_:_pa....::g_e_Al_l jacket and a crow bar were found , finance the start of our depart· Inside. the bank but there was no meni, but there's no .way there damage to the main vault. Seyler we could ever afford to purchaSE' reports glass breakage and minor equipment like ' thiS," Gaston damages to smaller sales which commented. were used by tellers to hOld personal . Robinette said that a four-hour items. breathing U!flt, If purchased Diamond Savings and Loan was new, would cost approximately closed Saturday and Walton; bank $.1,500. He a lso pointed out that manager, was unsure when the . sevPra I mine rescue 1eam bank · would reopen for normal memljers at Meigs are also business, "There's a lot 'of glass members of the volunteer fire breakage to be cleaned up," she ·departments which are rec~iv­ said. · lng the equipment. The Bureau of Criminal Invest!· "That should help the rest of galion, Columbus. was contacted the firefighters become familiar for assitancc and should have w(th the equipment," he arrived in Pomeroy sometime on concluded. Saturday. 99( 250 TAIIE·T BOTTlE ASPIRINS . Sisson. who was In a cnJiser in the immediate area. wa& reportedly first ·toarrlveattl)escene. HPheard glass sha tiering as he drove around HEAL \ 'BEAUTY ·AIDS ·. FINAL NET FRESH GR~EN . $].99 LB. ' FRESH FLORIDA ·· DISH LIQUID NORWICH CA~IFORNIA $129 HUNT'S BAR-B-Q . . • SAUCE SMOKED SAUSAGE · ' OR POLSKA KIELBASA .. . HIUSHIIE FAIMS . . PROD CAULIFLOWER . . 89 ( 46 OZ. CAN .. $]99 :a. J 424 Second, GallipoHs . POUND ..$]69·: PKG. . · ·- ·· . . s· 1· · 29· Lt. ·_- .,. · BOilED MAM · Tawney Studios 'DELUXE CLUB · BOLOGNA CHOPPED HAM · SUPERiOR . STORE' SLICED $]79 · ' KAHN'S .. STORE SLICED ' During the Month of June. 2 Color Passport . Photos $650 BEEF-N-CHEDDAR OR BRATWURST SHOULDER .STEAK . Pgssport Special , KAHN'S $15 9 LB. . • 120Z. PKG. .:....__ 3 The Sunday r-----------------------------------------~0 (Continued from pagp Al . Louery winning numbers: 521,2252 SUPERIOR $1 49 LB. __ _________ partrnents have half-hour air packs to fight house fires, but the equipment we've given tllem is , rated at four·houroxygericap.ac · Uy and could help them in more dll!lcuit situations." Robinette said the four-hour apparatuses' should increase the departments' ability to. handle chemical spills, or perform ·rescues from cist~ms, sewei'S, · or anywhere where there's dead . air space. Jim Gaston. chief of the ~ Columbia · Township Volunteer Fire Department, was one of seven chiefs present to receive the equipment. The Columbia Township Department, Gaston explained, is only in its · fourth year of operation. "We l)ave a five-mlli, five year levy !bat was passed to . ' DOUilE COUPON OFFP GOOD THUISDAY, JUNE 20, 1915 ENGLISH .ROAST Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- P.oint Pleasant, W. Va. . Donation..-~----(c_o_n,_ln_ued_. COUPONS AT JOHN. I'IIIICHlSHH!IPIO· Rll ITIII.- COIIPOIII'II ITIII. COUPONSACCII'T!D. DO· 1111! - - Offll DOll NOT lPPI I TO " fill .ICHlNIHSI" COUI'OIIS 01 COUPONS 0Yt1 49' IN llCI VlWl NO CASH IIIUNDS DOUill COUPO(j VAIIIIIXCIIDS ,.CI OF 1TU1. CIOAHTIIS AND CIIT41N OTtll filMS AIIIXCIIIDID 1Y LAW. TO INSIIII'IODUCTTO lll Otll CUSTOWIS, Ill All 0U1 "DOI*I COUPON" Oflll 10 ONI Ill Of tNsTAIIT COWl! .INO 0111 CAN Of GIOUIID CDflll I'll SHOPPING 1-1. . COUPONS~ ··~......__ diateiy and ·the Middleport Police Department and Meigs County . Shertrrs Department were called by Pomeroy t~ assist. DOUIL( TMI COU!'DIIIS UP T8 &9• DOUBLE BEONELESS • June 16, 1985 · 24 OZ. . ' CTN. $129 Publlshfd t"iH'h Sunda~· . 82~ Th'lrd Avf'. , Galllpol!J, Ohio, b,\ ·th€' Ohio Vallcy,Pub· llshlng Col)"'pany/ Multlmcdla, Inc. St.•· cond class pl!'tagp pu"ld ~11 Gallipolis. Ohio 4r.G~l. EDIC'ff'd as S<>cond cla.o;N m allln~. malteor at Pofll(>roy, Ohio. Pos1 .POUNo$199 PKG. · Offlcr. • Memtx>r: Unltl'<l PrPS11 lnlf'rm.lllono.L Inland Dally Pn.•ss Association and Thf' .• SAVE on RoadHa~ler and SuperGuard tires Goa Sa- tires help reduce tu.l c:otll P1$51-13 1 36~' Great lor Imported ond aport c:ors 1551112 2499 MuHt-rtb lntod design, blcu-ply Hre P155110812 Ohio NE'wspapt•r Ass()('I~Hion. Nullonal ~dvcrtlslnlit' PORK & BEANS a ·3 lSOZ:$1 CANS RrprE'!I('DfUTI\'(', Br·anham VALLEY BELL i2o/9 . w~.ere ' ' 8-16 BTLS. oz.. • ' '. J... IP••I•f . One Y£>a~; ......... ... ....... .. ............ $26,80 S,lx n1onths .... .. ......................... Sl3.00 $·1 29. • All 4 nru hltnced ' For MAIL SUISCIIIPTIONS ScroclaJ O.tr. ' conAGE $ 3 CHEESE ::,:t. 1 Electrlc Spin REGUlAR llalancl""' , •., '4.10 EACH Thf' Sunday Times-Sentinel wlll not 'bE> respoftllble tor advance paym£'nts · COKE, TAB, SPRITE, DIET COKE.. :.. I V~lLIY lEU motor carrll'r M"rVIC'e- Ia rrfadp fd.carrlers. .. MilK' . .:. . • GAL No subtcrtpt'tons by mall pt>t·mllled in • SHOWBOAT 101 SUNDAY ONLY SUIIfi()RIPTION RATE.~ By Carrier or Motor Route On<> Wf'ek .................. .......... 50 CE>nts On<' YPar .~ ... ... ........ ..... ... ....... ,. S26.00 , SINilLE COI'V I' RICE Sunday ....•.. ... ........•...•..•.••. •. !SO Ce>nls . oz. I· KELLOGG'S O.J.'s 12'/tOl$18 7.1.1 Thll'd Avcnuf'l. Nf'w York, N<'w York 10017. avallabiP. 16 ,BEANS NC'WS~JK'r Sai<'S, towns lUCK GREEN 'DOUBLE (USP 52 ..1180) S1JOO Prices are catalog prlcea now available In our 'SM' end ' MY" catalog• . • ShlpQing,lnstallolion extra • Ask about Sears credit plans NEW CRISP Dal&aociS.ou, . IDAHO CABBAGE POTATOES ~:GLL$1 99 ll. IIIAIL llJUCRJPnON8 ' . . . . Ollie 52 Wei'lli ..... , ........................ :... 1:111.24 116 w..u .................................. 129.12 13 W..U . . . .u.ili.i~'iiMo' "" I1U6 52 WHirl ........................ , ..... ... 159.10 21 WHirl ............................... ,.a:l1.20 13 W8b ......... , .... ,............... , .• ~5.10 25( • ·. ~ • • CRISP CELERY 49 ( STAUI RED 01 YELLOW DEUCIOUS APPLES . 3ll. lAG s129 �• -----------~--- +--r-._...._........ • '. ~ommentary .•• ~lb l"'r\-...._..,.., ........... c:::~ •.,. Bml9 . ' ~v •• ' •' !IllS 'Third Av.i., GaiUpoiiS, Ohio (814) 446-234% Ill Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992·2136 ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher IIOBART WILSON JR. . li;xecutlve Editor ' . ' PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-Controller ' L-ETTER$ ·o F OPI N I O~ arc W('IComC'd . thf'y shOuld bf> Jl'ss th a n 301) word ~ loni'- Alllt'tlf'nl arr subj~ tl o- C'dltlng and musr I)(' slgnrd wit h na m f', aLidrPs.. and ltll£1phon(' numbers,. No unslgnOO lt•tl(>rs will bt• ~bllsht'd . l,.flllE'I'S should t)(' In 18ood taste,. a ddreSsln~ lssul's , nor p('rsonl.l llti('S . '.r ' • ' S·e nate Republicans stake out their turf . • and perspective ~ore A Division of · ,· ~. ~ • ..... .. '· .......· ~---. ..........._ :;.t,::.;..· .-.-:~ ' ·""l ·"': •• ...-.........,...... _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinel ' June 16, 1985 Page-A-4 liberal?________________~J_a_m_es_J_K_u_~_tr__ wk WAsHINGTON - "The public Is azlne recently rounded up the principle a~d another thing in a lot more liberal than it knows," figures. OU and on for nearly 50 practice. .Farmers, In theory, are Sllid Barney Frank. Well, mayllf' years the Ga llup organization has among the most "conservative'.' of yes; but then again, more probably been asking people who they Americans, but when It comes to federal Sllbsldles they are right at no. What the public Is, is shifty. The classify themselves. Back in 1937, the head of the line. Business public can't be poured Into any respondents divided this way: liberal, 37 perCent; conservative, 36 executives also cherish a conservaconvenient mold . Frank iS president of Americans per.;ent; don't view, 25 percerit. . tlve Image, but have you heard from the auto executives lately? for Democratic Action (ADA J. In (The other two percent called the days of Hubert Humphrey, themselves radicals.) Twenty ye- From the steel people? The shoe ' · ADA was a formidable power In · ars tater. the picture was no people? They're good conservasharper: liberal, 28; conservative, tives, and they love competition and national politics. More recently it 27: in-between, 17; don't know, 28. the marketplace but only revere has fallen upon hard times. Paid The most recent Gallup Poll, to a point. membership Is down to a measly Fraljk Is a member of the House taken last November, provldes 43,00, and the quiche eaters who used to finance Its operations are little support for Frank's optimism. from Newton, Mass. As a politician parking their Votvos somewhere Only 16 j)ercent of the respondents he may find comfort In figures that else. But Frank Is a true believer, Identified themselves as "left of · are more encouraging than Galand feels that a brisk drive for new center." Twice that number, 32 lup's pol\s. When Tennessee sends percent, said they were "right of Albert Gore to the Senate In place of member~ will prove that the political pendulum Is swinging center." Forty-{Jne percen~ were in Howard Baker, and Illinois elects away from conservatives and back the middle, and 11 percent didn't Paul Simon to the seat Charles Percy held, and Iowa names Tom know where they stand. toward the liberals. The trouble with this Is that Harkin Instead of ftoger Jepsen, The empirical evldence, such as It Is, doesn't suggest a changing of many voters are one thing in something Is going· on out there. And yet, and yet ... The Republlpolitical tides. Public Opinion mag- aU The upshot of last week's tango on the state budget is that Senate Republlf'ans stake<j out their. turf for the 1986 election campaigns by providing as m)ICh money tor schools and colleges as Gov. ' Richard F . CelestE-, while doubling the amount of his proposed tax cut. ~te · Dempcrats scored their points by blistering the GOP's abandonment of h11man services and ridiculing the bookkeeping contortions the Republicans had to go through to produce their plan. ¥alen the 6\!, hour show ended with a predictable 18-15vote, It was lime for the Republican and Democratic legislators to get down to the serious bllslness of assembling a compromise budget. And that's what they wUJ do during the next two weeks, with the help of the governor. · Ne:one wants to go Into July without a permanent two-year budget. Not Ce!este. He cannot afford anx more examples of chaos in his adminlstratloQ after upheavals involving the Commerce Department. Ohlq Building Authority, Department of Youth Services and Department · of Mental Retardation. NOt Hou!le Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. D-New Boston. Riffe always wa~s to get things done.two days ahead of time, close the door and brush btl .his hands.' Order Is his middle name . · ~ 'Aild !'Ot even the Senate Republicans want the budget fight to slop over lnto:July. They've made their point about cutting taxes and funding 'edUCation. To stall for a bigger tax cut would put them In the role of obsi)'uctionlsts, a rolt> they already played to bad reviews in the savings <~mHoan di>bacie. · · · · . . . . , ·. . :. l'jflw, the GOP·has something to· take in.IO t~e Senate districts In 1~ 'no ..· matler what the ootcorpe of the conference committee negotiations: · • The Republican Income tax cut is no Jonger30 percent by January 1.987 as ~dvertised. In fact , for 1985; il is only 5 percent, no bigger than the House WASIDNGTON - "The cheaper Democrats' offer. · , the crook. the !taudler the patter." But It d~n't matter. The Republicans blame lheCelesteadmlnistratlon an amused Sam Spade observed of · or forcing them at the last minutP to come up with another $400 million to Wilmer, the. tough-.talking gunman · · · · . In "The Maltese I"alcon." In batanC!' the budget. "We've already won," Senate President Paul E . Glllmor, R-Port Washington bureaucra tic circles. Clinton, declared late las! week. :'Last year, Celeste wasn't willing to give this fact of life translates: The less an agency has to hide, the more It is an)l.}ax reduction at. all. We changed the entire question fr.om whether therl' should be a reduction in the iocome tax to how much It should be." obsessed with "security:" \fhen somebody <Jeclares victory, It's a sign they're through wlth5eriGus · .· surely the glorified air -raid wardens 9f the Federal Em~r_gency , flgh,t)ng. Lqok for·a mpctestlax reduction, a balancirigofspensllrig In otheF .!lrlil'l!..and a bu(lglit jn place by July 1. - .' ~ . _ · · ·' Martage!11ent Agency are tlie;most " ~ing the record .stra.lght on some or last week's rhetoric:' ih~ Celesti> ·. • par~!lliiii'- bureaucrats in the ·goadl)'Onistral)on's last-minute reduction in revenue estimates was the wrnment. Desperate to make their . wriect excuse for Republicans to balance their budget with. what Sen. little agenfY apj:>ear to,be a vital ~g OUyo>r Oc11sek, D-Northfield ..caUed "funny money " -and, they used it. In national defense, Jhey stamp 1:fie revenue projections, including the $400 million by the security 'classifications on just about every document but the adnl!nlstration, are pure guesswork, and the Republican budget Is no more in billa nee than Celeste's proposal was earlier this year. cafeteria menu. • ·' The Leglslativl' Budget Office as much as said the day the budget passed The latest figures from the tbapt was undf'rfunded by $110 million unless some assumptions were Information Security Oversight Chal)ged. There was a fast shuffle, and the budget was declared i~ balattcl". Office, which keeps track .of the 'the GOP artificially Inflated its higher education allocation by shifting way federal agencies handle class!· research and development projects to the Board of Regents. It also passed !!cation, shows the true <~bsurdity of a Plan for p11bltc schools that on papl"r looks as good as the governor's but FEMA' s infatua tion with Its rubber wo~ be tully funded . ·. stamp. ~Democrats had some rhetoric of their own. saying the Republican According to the oversight off!· pia~~04ld r\'SUI! In neglected, abandoned, sick and hungry children, · ce's statistics, FEMA stamped a oot!f!iess people and forgotten senior citizens. ~GOP outlay for human serviCI"S is spare and provides no welfare . be~t Increase. ~ut spending Is st ill up by ll percent over e)\istlng levels · for(two-ycarperlod . The ' 'cuts" Wl"re m ade from theHouseverslonofthe · · I came Into the office and found bill::· ;; my assistant, Ca thy, crying. ••· "What's wrong?" "I've been trying to get the phone ~.; company fo r twd days to move the telephone two and a half blocks to i:; o11r new offices." :: : "So what's the big de~ I?" .;. · . "I finally succeeded. Do you want ' · to hear the rest of u·• AT&T will come In 10 disconnect the phones and reconnect them for $90 for the first hour and $1 for ea<:h MINUTE • 3 tter." • "You're kidding me. Not even ••• lawyers have the nerve to charge ••• by I he minute." ••• She said , "Tilat 's not all of it . ''• AT&T no longer has anything to ·po . ~( with Installing the dial tone. The ••• tone can only be created by the c & •• P Telephone Company. They char~ S94 for a one-time conner-, tlon fee . plus $35 for the FIRST 15 MINUTES and $11 for each add!· • tiona! quarter J:!our. There Is also a "Roger, tower, the new crystal ashtray is work$3 fee fo{ the cost of the jack In the Ing PERFECTL Yl" closet." • .' "Lei me get tbls straight,'' I said. . "AT&T s socking us for the c.onnectlonand theC&Ppeopleare mugging us for the dial tone. !)Jd you askelthercompanyh.owwecan be sure they don't' waste a minute 1'tld8y is Sunday, June 16, the 1ti7th day of 1~ with 198 to follow. while t))ey're doing all thfs?" • The II nearing Its new "They said we should trust The rr101n1111 atan are Venus and J11plter. them ." , The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Sat!JI'D. . · "Okay, so they are behaving like Those born on this date are 11nder the sign of~- They IDclude film !he Mafia. Is that any reason to comedian Stan l..ai1I1'1 in ~. soprano Helen Traubel in 1003, publisher cry?" . Kathlu1ne Graham in 1917 (age 68), authors Erlc_li Segal In 1937 (age 48) "I'm not finished. If we want to and Joyce Carol Oates In 1938 (age 47), and actress Joan Van Ark in 1946 keep the same number we have to (age 39) . pay 'extra for thai too. 'They want ' On this date In history: $9.55 per line per month, whiell they In 1917, tile first Congress of Soviets was conveJ14!(11n RIISS!a. call a 'm ileage' charge. Ip case In 1963, the Soviet Union put the first woman Into space - cosmonaut yo11're Interested, they charge $8.20 Valentina Tereshkova. for the first quarter mile and 45 · Tn 1973, Sovlt't communist leader Leonid Brezllnev an1V1tIn the United cents for each addlt.lonal quarter States for a meetltlg with President Richard Nixon. s· , · , ~ . . ·. .e c·. .0. ·r· ·1····Y:. 8.· ta : m'. ·p·.· .:· cans' ticket of Reagan and Bush overwhelmed the Democrats' ticket of Mondale and Ferraro. That was as clear a . choice of political philosophies as one could ask. One has to Infer that the voters, by a margin of nearly 60-40, want the conservative program on which Reagan campaigned: They want stronger defense, Including the MX mlsslle; they want an aggressive · foreign policy In central America, ln~ludlng aid to the "contras" of Nicaragua; they want entitlement programs cut back. They do? Says who? The pres!· dent has had to fJght for every dime of defense money; as for a Central American policy, Congress has turned his five-al arm chlll into tapioca: and when the adminlstra· tlon proposed to restrict guaranteed student loans, all those middle-dass folks - 40 percent of whom swear ' they're conservatlvesd·.- set of! a howl you co\Jid hear f t miles . My own Impression, for whatever • It .may be worth, Is that t\11' 1 ~ American p<;>Ople belong to the. " great ~bivalent Party. In public ~ affairs they are wary of chan~l they are suspicious or resentful of big government. But In matters that touch them personally - the farmer's price supports, the oldster's· Medicare, 'the local symphony's subsidy - they are not so rlght-{Jf-center aftl'!r all. November of next year may give ~~~~~ ' us a better reading on Frank's pendulum. Twenty-two Senate seats now held by Republicans and 12 now held by Democrats wlll be up . !or grabs. In most of the anticipated contests, voters wUI have a reasonablY, clear choice of philosophies. If Frank Is right In thinking that conservatism peaked In 191ll, the Democrats will regain firm control of both houses. And the moribund ADA will" be back lp the li!Tlt'light· again. 990 • ..:." ..., .. ·. ..-=;·' .. ,. ' •• . * .· ' ' ' . RADIO •. ·· Jack.Ariderson.&·Joseph SJ7ea/ .... . sthopping 30 percent of Its classified found a bargain In a German car dably upset . about the nourishing documents "top secret. " By con- this year. Through the end of April. gray market. and bUls bave been trast, the Defense Departl1}ent, . about 20,000 German cars- mostly intioiluced ·In Congress to put' a which handles far more sensitive the fancier BMW and Mercedes crimp on it.' The dealers' main • Information than the civil-defense · models - have been Imported argument Is that cars bought ·In agency, stamped only one percent through the "gray market" that ~urope don't meet the safety of Its classUJed m a(erial "top saves a purchaser as much as 45 standards equlred for cars the secret/' percent of the cost In this country. dealers Import. · And the CIA . which has lnformaAmerican · Mercedes dealers But therc is little or no hard tlon so secret that even Its haw been particularly hard hit by evidence to support this claim. . classltlcation l.s seyret, puts the . the gray market; some' 22,(0) since the Transportation Depart-· ·"top secret" ·..stal)lp . oh only five AmeriCans- bougbt . Mercales li1 ·"?ent insl~ts :that an· Jmll\'.!;_15 meet · percent of Its restr16t€Q ma:teriaf. · ·-Europelast.ycar, taWng a<fvantagv ,Its- ~af.e t.y. •llil pgllution standards. . Rep. Glenn English,. D-Okla.. of the overvalued dollar. The The necessary· modifications can · ' chairman of a Housesubc0mmjttee dollar's strength and the skYrocket- cost the lndlvlqual buyer-lrnporter .. · on government Information, has lng .Increase In car prices In recent a few thousand dollars, but on a . asked the Information Seuclrty years have made the Individual- $50,00 automobile the nel savings OVer:sighl Offici' to Investigate lmpori system especially attracwill stU! be significant. "this apparent disproportionate use tlve; such sales jumped from 5,00 O\J'I'RAGE OF THE WEEK: of 'top seyrel' at FEMA." Ina letter In 19!!2 to 48,00 In 11184 and an The Energy Department anto the offi<:e's director, seen by our anticipated 60,(0) this year. nounced recently thai It will close assocla,te Donald Goldberg, .En11The savings can be !!Ubstantial: A down It s uranium enrichment plant . itsh suggests, " It may ·be \hlit the Mercedes diesel. sedan that costs at Oak Ridge, Tenn ., and halt phenorn!mon of 'prestige classl!lca- . about .$32,~ at a U.S. dealership construction of another In Ports- , · lion' ... Is a fact of life at FEMA.". sells for aboui$15,~ In Europe. {A ., mouth. Ohio. It's an f'COnomy move GRAY MARKET BLUES: similar model sold for $5,00> herein that Is expected to save $400 million Former White House adviser Mike 1970. l · , , · · to $500 million over the next three Deaver 'ish'ttheonly American who Ar)'lerican dealers are understan· years. ·' .. W~d~esday, .... .... ' •. . '$. June 19th, 9 A.M. Til 7 P.M. RIngtng . . .p hones· 1•g . hte . d buttons . . Art Buchivald ::: 8e.rry ,s w·0 rId ;=· '. •••• r: ..,. ..- . ~oday in history · moon /lhase. r · . ., • ' . . .- ---...__ _. _.. _ _._ . · · mlle." "This Is more serious than I tell, dear Judge, what 'exactly did "That's more than a New York thought," I said. "Take a letter. to you have In mind~ Since no sane taxi charges," 1 sa.ld . "Where do Judge' Harold H. Greene, U.S. jurist would be. stupid enough to they lind people to come up With Districi Court for the District of tear apart something that was these numbers?" Columbia, One· John ' Mars~all working so well, I'm sure you have "I just -got our phone.bills forthe PlAce, Washlngi.on, D.C, · m1. . a' secret plan. You at least owt> It to month. We used to·get one bill, riow Dear J!ldge Gnjene, strice you were the American. people to let us know we get two -one, from AT&T for . .·~lbi<". for the breakup o~ the ' how we're benefiting from your our equipment· and one from C & p phone company, the greatest and historic decision. If.you don't tPll us for 'their service. Here, look at this.· cheape$t syste('l In the tree world, I · hefore we get our next phone bill Everything is In computer code." Do am wrlthfg to you for guidance. You I'm going to print your home you know whal product E3VLP- have maintained ·the dlveestlture number In rhc paper. Respectfully BUT plus X, description: , BUT· would encourage competition and yours, An Admirer." SIGNAL, Unit price ·s1.22, total save the ,consumer money . Pray amount $26.36 Is?" "Not right off hand ," I admitted . " It's our button signal," Cathy said . "AT&T charges us lo let our phone ring and but ton light up . They've made a price Increase retroactive from July of 198<1, but so many peqple 'does have a heart." ·"There, you see?" I said. "The phone company does have a heart:" ' · "The,n there Is the $2.62 monthly charge for an Intercom line." "That SO\Inds reasonable." "It Is except we don't have an Intercom line. They:re also charg· lng us $1.66 !or the· buzzer for the intercom line we don't have." "The phone company would never cheat us. Call them and tell them they made a mistake." Cathy turned red. "i'm oot going to try to get through again. No one can get through to them because every!lody Is complaining about their telephone bills." . "What's this charge of $7.56 for a. · PICKUP BUTION?" ' "As far as I know," she replied, "It's this plastic btltton on the phone. I'm not sure If they're charging us for the butto9 Itself or the connection when we push It ln. But whatever It Is, AT&T has made It relroactlve." LOCATED 117 PORTSMOUTH ROAD ' Doonesbury ' ear . • "THANKS FOR HELPING US GROW" • • \ . John lltrcet-Air Pmon11lty •• ~ . '• I• • .. • �.' Page-A-6- The .Sunday Times-Sentinel fome~oy motorist gets ,orie year jail sentence GALLIPOLIS- A Meigs County months in the Gall Ia. County Jail man was sentenced to a total o,f 18 · and was lined m F1iday In Area deaths Cliffom Newman "CALLIPOLIS _ Clifford F. 1Polcat) Newman, 61, a resident of Eureka ·Star Rt ., Galllpolis, di€<1 Friday afternoon In the Holzer Medical Center. H<' was a retired Iockman with the Gallipolis Locks and Dam, a memlx>r of the GaUia . County CB Radio Ciub and veiC'ran of World War II., Born Feb. 12. 1924in ~orville, he was the son of the late Oda a nd Gladys WOod Newman. Survivors include his wife , Emma Boster Newman, a daughtf'r, Mrs. Bob (Jeanie) Wainewrtght ,of Colurrt· bus; a son,Dean E. Newma n of Bidwell; two grandchildren; four sisters, Clara, Margaret , and Hazel, all of Proctorville; Mary of Texas and two brothers, Norman Newman of Minnesota and Herb Newman of Proctorville. A brother, Bill , pre' ceded him In death. Funeral services will IX' con· dueled at 10 a .m. Monday from the Willis Funf'ral Home with Rev. Ralph Workman officiating. Burial "Viii be in Rome CemetPfY In G~ll!polls Municipal Coun after pleading no contest to DWI and no dtiver's license, · KeUh F . Pickens, 29, of Pomeroy, wa$ sentenced to one year In the Gallla County Jail for DWI and also received a consecutive six month sentence on the license charge. His driver's license was suspended for 10 years following his piea. II was his fourth DWI conviction In live ypars. A charg<;> .of marijuana possession against Pickens was dismissed in exchange for his pleas. In other·cases, Loren W. Russell of Kerr. had .his fine a nd costs suspended after plpading no c?niPst 16. 1985 to Jittering and Francis Holter, 25, of Upper River Road , was flned$12 and costs after pleading guilty. to operating an unsafp vehicle. Forfeiting $40 bond for a defec· tlve exhaust was Bret Harrtson, )8, of Rt. 3, Bidwell. Forfeiting bond ·for speeding were James A. Williams. 38, of. · Middlepon, $36; Winifred L, AIX'Ie, 63, of Oak Hill, $31;, Deborah ·L. Davis, 33, of Rt . 3, Gallipolis, $38; James 0. Long, 71, of Henderson, WVa., $38; Gregory J . Posman, 37, of North Ridgeville, $38; and Rus~ll D. Sargent, 26, of Gales· burg, Ind., $38. SATELLITE SYSTEMS · SATELirE SYSTEMS AVAILABLE ARE *INTERSAT ·. *UNID~N *DRAKE ' *WILSON Con,e lit or Call FOr Details RIDENOURS . TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE · CHESTER l ' W. MAIN 985-3307 IUIIDI HI·FI ·' Adopt A Unit - Lend A Hond ... Volunteer ' 25°/o to ·50°/Q CALL 446-1642 GALLIPOLIS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER ·oFF . ,, $:.35.00, PLUS 1 FREE VISIT MINI MUSIC SYSTEMS Additional S~s~ions-1 0 Visits, S40 REMEMBER.- SUMMER TENNIS .LEAGUES AND LESSONS · NOW FORMING! .·$TART -~~_ESDAY! ..·. ~·t~ ·. FEATURING: •Indoor Tennis •Racquet Ball · •Nautilus •Tanning Beds ' •Saunas•Karate •Danc:eaerobiu DANCEAEROBICS.- ,": ·.' " _. ,:: . '.· • :!' • ··:·' ._.. 1 ~ if!!a.e,ecer . (1M ,. 710 First Ave .. Gallipolis, 446-7677 Call Today for Your FREE Complimentary Visit to Nautilus! Sports and Rehabilitative Medicine.. •Evaluation & Rehabilitation of Joint Injuries •Post Surgical Rehabilitation of · Knees, Shoulders, Etc .... at The Medit:al Shoppe 446-2206 Back Rehabilitation Program ' 31°/o to 50°/o., OFF· 38°/o to 42°/o 'OFF- SECURITY DEVICES:,· VIDEO ·- 14°/o 3SO/o F 24°/o to 40°/o OFF • PHONES & ACCESSORIES , CLOCKS/CALCULATORS/TIMER .25°lo to 79°/o OFF 33°/o ·to 50°/o OFF - .. PARTS/TEST EQUIPMENT . featuring ·25°/o io 51°/o OFF COMPUTER EQUIPMENT 33°/o to :80°/o OFf , Ew"''" s,,l,,,,,, THE MEDICAL SHOPPE, INC. 565 Jackson Pike G•polls, Ohio vehicle, knoCking atlO::!la.m .• ,hfm Into Rllodes · George's car sustained heavy · da_!!lllge, struck utlllty polf'. IiiHissustaineda Ught damage the 1:car 41 p.m. accident, troopers added . Acce88 roa~ planned GALLIPOLIS - A new access road to the Raccoon Creek County Park Is planned by the Ohio Department of Transponation, according to State Rep. Joiynn Boster, D-Galllpolls. The road will be 'ioca ted around six tenths of a milf' northweSt oft he junction of Ohio 775 and .County Road41. , The contract for the estimated $164,00l. project will IX' advertised tor bids In Novemtx>r. The bids wlll hP awarded . !n December, Boster said. · See me for insurance. . • STATE FARM Anv SIZ:el Every Qualltyl No l!xceptlontll CAROLL SNOW[)E N · 417 Setolid Ave . Gallipoli,, Oh. Phone446-429D .. Home~Stt State Farm Insurance ComPan~eS • Home Oll •ces Bloom•ngton. llhros Regula~- ' Sole Starts June 16 Sale ~nels June 18 May V<:~y N 5ame- Due To Local Competition . SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY •• • Canter • ' ' • ' .• . ,. . •. .EJ Multiposition Lounger ' Sturdy lounaer late Pltce 6; 2- With vinyl tubinc on lllll d ll art anal fan circulalel . air In ofll.!:e .9J !)orne. . · - ·, ·."' ...... • · car, home, life and health . I~SUIANC~ t :>-' • • : ; • Like a good neighbor; ·State Farm is there. Every.-attre•• ' . ·a ·aox Bprlngl •• . r=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~· ' :' ,...,ag POMEROY - False -information of unknown origin Is again spuiTing thousands of World War lT vi>terans' across the country to contact the Veterans Administration for payment of a ~pE'Clat · Ine Insurance dividend to ·which they are no longer ent itled, Hugh~. CUster, Meigs County Veterans Service Officer, reports. The Veterans Adriunlstratlon in 1950 paiq almost $3 l)llllon in ~peelal dlvldents to approximately 16 million formf'r· servicemen who carried GI lilsurance during the second World War, CUster reports. The law . states that all claims for this or any dlvldf'nt . declared prior to Jan. 1, 1952 must have been filed within six years after the date of the declaration. .•· , Custer noted that the VA makes dividend paymmts only to those veterans who are current policy holders. The dividends are Qll an annual basis without application tram the veteran. The. Middleport Recreation IJe. partment Is organizing an adult hi-county band as a summer recreational activity. 'The band wlll ·perform a weekly series of 'c oncerts In . the parklhrou~hout tltt' $.Ummer with the, first C<Jnl,'eri pljlnned for mid-July. Membership In t)le new organiza· lion Is open to all-adults and high school studentso(theMeigs, Mason and Gallla area. Those who haven't played an Instrument for a numlx>r of years 'a re invited to turn out and relearn to play and f'njoy the participation. The organization will also help locate instruments for thOISe not having them . The final organizational meeting Will hoi held Monday at 7: :ll p.m. at Mlddlepdrt VU!age Hall; Race ·S};, · Mlddiej)on. Those 'who are -Interested but unabl~ to aMend Monday nlg ht's session are asked to contact members of !hP recreation depart· ment, Brtan Conde, 992-7144; Judy Crooks, 992-T/04, or John ·Hood; 992·5168. Meanwhile, a Gallla County man Hockman was citE!(~ for failure to wascttedbycltypollceFrldaynlght y!eldtrornastopslgn. following a two-car accident at the A Gallipolis man was following 11 Intersection o1 Pine Street andThlnl two-vehicle accident on Second 'Avenue. Avenue. Lana M. Jumper, 22, of Honey· Office~ Said Joseph A. Dun!ee, suckle Dr., Rt. 2, Bidwell, was :!!, of tl6First Ave., Gallipolis, was eastbound on Pine, when officers northbound on Second, when a car . said a car driven by Billy B driven by Gary P . Stewart, 21. at Hockman,lB,oiRtl, Cheshire, wa~ 1461 Eastern Ave., allegedly pulled oorthbound on Third and appar- tram a curb and stuck the right side ~ntly failed tn yield tram the stop of Dun!ee's truck . light and stuck Juniper's car tn the . Both vehicles sust~ined light , Jefttrant datnage In the 9:35p.m . accident , Both c~rs sustained hf'avy dam- St£'War1 was cited for failure to yield age in the · 8: 43 p.n\. accident. when pulling from a curb. · ' '' ' Ya -PRICE •OUTSTANDING SELECT,ION. •QUALITY FIRST ,'· ,, -.• .. :, .. . ~ · durable steel frall!l;,;.. • -. .,. ; .• . :- .. .. • '!- ~- ' • ' ' •VALUE •. ALWAYS' • g;~ ' .. • ~~~ JEWELERS · .. 04 Stcond AYI,. .Gallipolis 446-1647 \ E1 - lr;;t!l i 't ;LI .. • • 4FoR ' $ ·l - 2.97 ~ - $ale.Price.·A11orteti Candy Bars• 141.77 .-. • • ' Our 157.97. 22" sidedischarge lawner wtth 3¥.1-HP 8 &. se recoil-start englne has controis on handle. ,.,.. crd ""' fT'ID¥' ¥0';' Complies With A.N.S.I. And C.P.S.C. Safely Stao idotds ' Sale Prlc:e Gal. lldwlor latex redwOod . . . dries quickly. . • '•' :.• •• • • • • ' '••' ' • •• . ••• NYlon knll hi's "' 9-11 llur~ 109• 99 123.8S Minolta AF2, 3 Canieras, built-in flash. 99 , # ~ Our 1:27 ~ 4 loll ~·•· Toilet Tl.ss"e.' 1.76Toothpaite •• •• • • 1...-•• Adult & ..Corporate Fitness Programs ' Co111prehensive Cardiac Rehabilitation Vut IW•'Intltlltr, Pkg•lo1f TlttH,g ltrd ' at.e damage and Rhodes' car llght damage, troopers added. Geotge was cited for !allure to st~ In art assured clear distance, A Pomemy man wa$ charged · with following too closely following an accl.d ent Frtday afternoon on Ohlo7. . · Gerald M: Spencer, 22, o1 219 Union Ave., was was lollowlng two vehicles on southbound on 7, ilround four-tenths of a mile 111/rth of Cheshire, when the patrol saki the twovehicle5st0Wed.Spencrrreport· edly could not stop In time and went off the rlgnt side of the road and ScM so,.. OUr 71e "· ' •Comprehensive lock Program Utilizing Sophisticated Equipment •Featuring Stote of the Art Equipment . eExtrdse· Prescription toilored ·to each individual by exer~ise physiologists PLUS . I Plans underway to organize adult band 380/o -~~ &OO/o TsnninR Bed /nfiDducfotg Special . · .1It VISIT,$ ._. ' False information circulating ' • GAlLIPOLIS - Hours for administering tubercillln -s~ln tests during the week of ~une 18 have IX'en extended by the Gallla County General Health District. · · 'IlletE:Sts wUI be given on Tuesday, June l8, from8 a.m. to noon and from 1-4 p.m. in the Health Department offices In the h<l,selnentofthe courthouse. The tests will also IX' given from 4-6 p.m. in the lobby o( tbe courthouse. The tests will IX' read on Thursday, June:!!, durlng the same hours. . Anyone working Iii a fOOd booth .during the Gall!a County Junlor Fair will he required to tal\e the test, whfch Is free and valld for one year. GAU..IPOLIS ~ A Galllpolls -woman was cited by lhP GalltaMeigs Jl!lf11 ,ot the State Highway Patrol Friday morning lolloMng a three-vehlcleaccldentonOhlolOO. Troopers said a car driven by David G. Rhodes, 32, of Rt. 1, Northup, was southbound on. 100, around six-tenths of a mlle north of GallpoUs, when he ~topped for a left tu?.' ,nd a plck·up driven by James I R • Denny, 18, of Rt. 1, Bidwell, stopped IX'hlnd him. Another !lluth· bound car, ~!riven b)l Deborah A. George, 24, ~· Gallipolis, alleged~y faili'd to sto~ and struck Denny s on ............ ·Now You ca·n Tan Without The Sun 1/_ours extended for TB tests POMEROY - Senior citizens, human service.rep!'E'sentatives, public dfficlals and concerned members of the public ai'E' Invited to participate In the Meigs County Older Adult Needs Forum Tuesday .. . the forum wUIIX' held from 10:~ a.m. to 12 noon at the Meigs County .Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, PomeroY- · The f'Vent wUI offer Meigs County citizens the opportunJ/y to dlS!:uss basic nPeds of senior citiZPns ~the county. · Input given will IX' used to develop a two year plan for services and programs for older adults in Southeastern Ohio. The forum Is Aging and I he BuckeY,e sponsored by the_Meigs County Council Hils-Hocking Valley Reglonal Development Olstrlct. . Anyone nPedlng more Information may call Eleanor 'Thomas, executive secretary of the local council on aging, at 992·2161. SHARE AND CARE TONE AND TAN Drivers cited fo,lowing Friday accidentS Local briefs 1 The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-7. ·- Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Older Adult needs forum Tuesday rf=:;:;;:;::;::;;;::;::;::;:::;l GALLIPOLIS- A new Insurance and employee discount plan will IX' diS!:Ussed a t the monthly meeting of thP Ga llipolis Retail Me,)Chants Assoeialion Tuesday. The meeting will begin at noon at I he Down Under Restaurant, ac· cording to Association President Dick Mackenzie. Also on the agenda Is a meintx>r· ship update, a n update on the boat · rega tta and spE'Cial sa lutes planned for Gallipolis Parts Warehouse, Robbins & Myers a nd Federal Mpgul. June 16, 1985 .COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY ~F Lawrence County. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home' from 7-9 p.m. today. . Pallbearers will IX' Lewis Wood· ward, Frances Johnson , Charles Grant, Mike NuU, Chet Newman and Kermit Fisher. Graveside rites wiUIX'conducted byVFWPost4464 and Amedcan Legion Post T/, Merchants to meet ' Jur;~e Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. f tH t '""'-' "t" •(' 2·~ , •• 'Rea. Ut E8ch' tO Ill...... Pulse-Dial 2 Reg. 34.95 Touch-Tone Reg. 39.95 Our 1.37 Exctulllve Formula I~ High OUtput tor Ideal for general-purpose recording. . · Buy an you 1·.17 279 Reg. 2.71 Elich need-no llmitl 144-6021803 . ' 8 .._ .... ,..~ SOiw math and finanCial pt oblema wtth Spnj ...... 4-lley memory, IUel>cot lllanllor rapeat- lng numbers 111111 apet lllona, lqUal'e rootlllld percent *Vi· lkllglt LCD. l\l86o804 ~ M'1aiiiUII. 40- ql. lnlulo ltcf cooter. .97 :i PIIICI Am!IIIUII. Paste '; or liquid wax. ~ 16-ft. 01. . c::=-..--. Check Your Phone Book for the llalltla/Mek Store or Dealer Neemt You The Open Daily lO..i Sun.Wy 12-6 ' • S~JVing Place® •• .. ~ �• P~~ge--A-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel ngtheri er June 16, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W .. Va. . . ~hues .. jeutiu:el Section~~., June 16. 1985 ~ ' VJNTQN DAM - Picturesque VInton Dam has beeti one of the leading drowning spots in the area. Despite it's cool looking exterior, when the water rises, the small ialls is not vi<;ible. A _number of people have drowned In the SpOt when the water In Raccoon Creek rises. (T.S photo by Larry Ewing) ., -. ...•• ' . ' Drotvning's prime time' started, second biggest in accidental .death : ,c:• ..,.1114 "'•... 1111; ... •"' "' "'"' _1114 ... ___. ill': By LEE ANN WELCH victims, .and is the aspiration submersion has been "' hours:· He noted several incidC'nt s of survival Times-SentlnelStaff (brea thing In) of fluids into the and full ncui'Oiogica I recovety aftl?r,~ This year. lungs. Drydrowningtakestheot her GALLIPOLIS subml'rsion of approximat('ly one betweel\l S,OOJ and 9,00) people ' 20percent, resultlng fromspasmsof 1 hour . nationwide will lose their lives in 'the larynx or asphyxia , with no The "diving reflex " as it iscaUed: o: • . · drowning accidents, while 90,00) nuids aspira ted into the lungs. will he treated for near -<lrownlng. About ,90 percent of resuscitated is not fully understood, but has been drowning victims are fro m the dry credited with the survival and According to Dr. Ramon Rodrirecovery of numerous people, many guez, drowning IS the second largest · incidents, Rodriguez said . cause of accidental deaths in the The Immersion gyndromr result s of them children. In it , the blood vesse ls. Pxcept the • from a sudden plunge into cold United States. Automobile accJ. dents are number one. water. What happen s (rom there is cerebra l and coronary , inrensly With hot weather and summer a n irregularity in thP hea rtbeat , constrict, .and the hPa r1 .rare droP" below 50 beats per m inute. months, drowning in cidents which can lead to death. II is How do you save someone Increase. important to avoid the sudden drowning? Immersion, eswcia lly if you have a Swimming pools are open, and the Don' t put yourSf'lf in jeopardy., .• creeksandrlvers look invltingonhot heart condition. " Your safety comes f>rs t." Rodri· day. Sun1val of the: drowning or .guez said. You can't savesomroneil · ·tiodrtguez. an emergency room near·drownin·g victim hinges on you become a virtiin. too. ·· · · . physic\art aiHolzei· Meaical Genter . · getting air to .thern. Rodriguez !illid After that. begin CPR, but don 't , said most drowning deaths occur in There are factor s that dicta te the hyperextmd the neck to begin theswlmmlngpoolandbathtub,and chance ol survival, he said. T hl"<' mouth -to-mou th resusc itation. 40 percent of the victims are under are thr duration or the immersion is a possibility of ni'Ck injury. there age five. Another one-third of the and the tempera tureoflhewat!'Pr. victims of drowning dl?a ths conIn warm water-ovt'r68degrees Use the chin lift method of opening, the airway. sumed alcohol prior, to the incident. - Rodriguez said poor prognosis is Is It necessai)' ro get thew a ter our Indicated with submersion overflve This y<?ar In Gallla ~ounty . only minutes, no cardiopuimonaiy re· ol the lUngs first'! No. Rodrigue>!or-. one death has been attributed to said. If you begin CPR. thf' water drowning. Paul Thomas. 31, of suscita tion (CPR) for 10 minutes. \viii come our during the pnnss. As Bulaville·Addlson Road, drowned coma. continuing need lor CPR in air fills the lungs. the wate r will be ·whlleswimmingMayl4 in Raccoon ihc emergen cy room and fixed displaced. Creek. dilated pupils . Rc:idrJ· _ Cold · waft r drownings · are · at- · "·· Gai:dlopulrnona ry · . r~ usc it a) ion;., . Drowning , according · once -started. is to be continued en .·, ·guez , 'Is thedeathby asphyxia (.lack ... loghe( dllfel,"('nt, h ~ sa id . rout(' to thl': hospiiaL There.· it' is "Some individu ais: particularly of oxygen ) 'resulting from submer-coni inued and thl? victtm placed in a sion In fluid . Near·drowning is children, m ay be transiently prophysicia n's care. At th€' hospit a l, survival of at least 24 hours alter -tected," from the effects of drown· ot her methods of resuscitation can a sphyxia due to submersion. irig ln cold water (under68degrees 1. be utilized and the artmding..•. There are several types of RodriguE'? said to begin CPR physician will make the determina drowning, he said, including wet , lmmediatly after a vil'tim's r('(:ov· tion to stop CPR. dry and the immersion s)mdrom€'. ery from th~ wa ter. even if Wet drowningclaims8Jpercent of to: SIMUlATION Members of Galla County . to place a baekboard under the "victim." John Sowers, paramedic, Is bl tbe pool with victim Emergency Medlcal Services slmulale rescue of a 16-ye&NIId Bob Enyart. (T.S photo by Lee Ann drowning victim In an area private pool. Mike Fulks, left, an mrr. and &hert Balley, paramedic, prepare . Welch) Don't overwork ih.summer heat, physician ~ays, .· to avoid problem ..... io . "" --. a person having a hea t s t mke to fairly simple . Get to a cooler place, By LEE~ WELCH record a body tempera ture or give the victim sips of salted wat er . Times-Sentinel Staff 105-<leirees or higher, he added. GALLIPOLTS - Heat. SwelterHeat exhaustion Some rf'C('nt heat·related deaths · ing, 90-degt"<'E'. heat. Heat exhaustion, or prostration, nationwide have recorded body Lawn work. outdoor activity and occurs in people who work or temperatures or 116-degrres. the companion to exercise As the body temperature rtses sul'lll!lerttme when the tE'IT\pera· . exercise In hOt temperatul'l'S .' ts actually a mild form of with no relief, cells are da maged, · This tum soar. 5hock, raused bythepoo!lngofblood experlally th<? central nervous Put them together and you can hav!' some serious problems- heat tn v€'SSE'Is In the skin. Rodriguez ·' gystem. · Coma leading to death follows II cramps, heat exhaust ion and heat said. When body temperature lncreaSt's, thevesselsdllatesomore the problem IS !lot treated . Others stroke. blood can reach the ski n and who survive ·the inciden ts have Hear produced in the body is dissipate heat . permanent cent ra l nervous system brought tothesutiace largely by the In recognizing this m alady, damage. . bloodstream a nd escapes by radla · symptoms include a 'weak pulse, Hear stroke happens suddenly, lion and conduction . When the heat \ llow breathing. gen· Rodriguez said.' Symptoms are a rapid and s ha surrounding the body is equal or eral weakness, pale and clammy dry. hot. flu shed s kin: dilated pupil s greater than II, all heat must be lost dizzin(oss a nd quick loss of consc ious ness. skin, profusepersplra tion. by vaporization, or sweat , accord and sometimes unconsciousness. At first there Is lui!. rapid pulse ing to Dr. Ramon Rodriguct. First step in treati!lj( this condi· which diminishes as CE'II damage RodrlliuC'z is an emergency· r·oom tiOir, be said. isgerttngthevlctlm to occurs. Breathing Is deep at first. physician at Holzer Medical Cente~ . COOl place and removing as muchot then very shallow, difficult to detect. Thus . when the rrmperature clothing as possible. Give Muscular twitchingbecom esconvu· their outsidl' is95or100degrees, 111entyof salted water. juSt llke for heat sions ·and tne body tempera ture is humidity and little or no breeze. Fan the victim constantly, very high. cramps. conditions arp Ideal lor lx>at but don't let them chill. II they don't This illness is a true emergency . retention in thP body. shortly, call the local Medical assisra~ce Is vital and recov('r Days likl' that arc most likely to emergency ambulance service and needed immedia tely. precipitate medical emergencies, get them to a hdspltal. Until that arrives. get a s much divided into neat cramps. l.'xhaus· the victim as possible. clothing off tlqn or s troke. Rodrigui'Z ~aid. Wrap him in a sheet and soak it with Heal!ltroke Sunstroke Is often used as a term water. Fan vigorously to help Heat cnunJII! !or heat stroke. but exjxlsure to the reduce body temperature. Heat cramps are painful spasms I! help will be delayed. the sun Is not ne<:fuarUy the way it of the leg muscles. usually affecting physician said to place ice packs M~ . • under t~ arms. · . tlroali working or exercising out· around the neck, at ' As with heat exhaustion and doors In hot weatber and perspire the ankles and anywhere else they cramps, exercise or work ln liOOring proflleely. · can cool large blood vessels. teml)@fatUres call on the Ov~r 70 percent or the body Is Summer IS supposed to be a time COIIdltton. water In which vartouselemf?ntsare of relaxation and enjoyment. A few Heat strok~ Is callEd Wilen a dissolved. one llelng salt, part of a person does not sweat In high simple precautions can alleovlatethe critical balance with water in temperatures, C!fatlng a cycle, chance of a heat-related Ulness . muscle action. &drtgul'Z said. ThP temperature • Watch your exercise in relationship In pe~splration , the body loses regulating system Is not working, to the temperature outside. Drtnk both elements, Large quantities of plenty of fluids during outdoor belt builds In the body. water satisfies thirst, but salt liltake exercise or work, and balance that Bocly 1m'! perature Increases and must balance it out, Rodriguez said. with salt intake. keEps rtstng. It Is not uncommon for Treetmellt for heat cramps is bfing .1 : ( , TREATING HEAT EXHAUS110N - Gallla treatment Includes getting lht•m lo a cooler area, County Partll)ll!diC Robert Bailey and EM'i' Karen · giving oxygen and wetting the vkilm wlih ~'001 water. • Knox demonstrate treatmoot ol heat exhaustion. The (T.S·photo by Lee Ann Welch) • • • �Page- B-2- The Times-Sentinel -~ . June 16. 1985 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. June 16, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-3 Cak~r------------------~------------------beginner. advancro beginner and served at noon. Take coverro dish. advanced swimmer. Cost Is ID per child. Advancro lifesaving will l:lE.' ' Southern Baptist VBS POMEROY - Vacation Bib!~ offered In the seC-ond session. To school wUI l:lE.' held at th · Fi>'it register or for more Inromia lion call Southern Bapt Is! Church, Pome~oy, 992-9900. June J7.21 from 6: .10 to 8: 30 each E>vening. Reunion The school is lor nursery age POMEROY - The Charles and through l ~ns . TE'ach~rs will be Fannie Wolfe Beaver reunion willl:lE.' preschool, ages 2 and 3, Margaret held July 6 at the Royal Oak Park Sh~ts and Denise Michael; prt'· near Pomeroy. Dinner wUI l:lE.' school. ages 4 and 5, Sandy Needs SUNDAY PORTER - Valley FJWWUI Baptist will have ~rvlces Sunday night wllh the Rev. Howard Rolllll$. .GALLIPOLIS- There will be an ail-day homecoming Sunday at Faith Temple Church. Singing by Montgomery Family and Da n Hayman and the Country Hymntimers. Rev. Bill Banks will speak. .. We Rese[\le The Right To l imit Quantities ' STORE" HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10· PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM SUNDAY MONDAY CROWN CITY - Rev. Liston Holley Jr.. Columbus, will be at King's Chapel Church, Sunday 10 and 7:.10 p.m. Public hlvlted. and GALLIPOLIS-God'sOwn, from Dayton, will l:lE.' a t John Gee AME Church. Sunday at 3 p.m. ' TUESDAY JUNE 16-17·18 20 Sunsational Tanning Salon lOCATED N~XT TO SfARS IN TH~ SilVER BRIDGE PLAZA PHONE 446·3688 Gtsnd Open Specisfg ..-----.---=-.,.---------------'T----------l $12 SO 7 TANNING SESSIONS FOR $2 500 12 TANNING SESSIONS FOR $4 000 3 TANNING SESSIONS FOR JUNE CRAFT CLASSES DJ' s CRAFT SHOP SPitNG VAllEY PlAZA LAIIPSHADE PIERCiNG THURS.. JUNE 10- 6:30 Pll BASKETWEAVING- SHAKER BASKET THUR., JUNE 27- 6:30 PM YOUTH ART CLASS Stsrts SAT .. JUNE 22 Oit PAINTING CLASSES Stsrt TUES .. JUNE 25 RIJ'iL.AND - The Crane-Dixon Gospelalr.es will be at lhe Rutland Church of the Nazarell<' Sunday lor the Sunday school and morning worship serviCE' 10: :ll a.m.- - · REEDSVILLE - Third Annual Wells reuriion, Sunday, Forked Run Stat€' Park, ReedsvUle, noon. Fam· ily and friends take picnic lunch. limit and Rena Longstreth; grades 1 and 2. Sue Metzger and Racheal Lefebre; grades 3 and 4, ~and Barbara Gatrell; grades 5 and 6, Janet Needs and Jenny Whlllatch. Mont>y collected through offerings wlll be used to purch;lse New Testament Bibles to distribute throughout the community. The commencement program will be held on June~ at 7: :ll p.m . Donna Wilson Is the VBS director. . • ' 5 TANNING BEDS MOST MODliN FACIUn IN THE AREA •STEREO CASSEnE & HEADPHONES . Watch For Other Thurld•v OPEN 7 A.M. Til 9 P.M. • 6 DAYS A WEU -CLDSED SUNDAY CALl TODAY FOI AN APPOINTMENT Nl ht Clo1101 In July. Coupons __'"'!'_'_.;..._,. MIXED · Fryer Par t s ••••••••••• SUPERIOR FRANKIE • · W1eners .•••••••••••••••• -~ LB. z U1 12 OZ. PKG. q .... HILLSHIRE FARMS SMOKED $1 9 9 Sausage ••••••••••••••• c: GALLIPOLIS - BPW meets Monday 6: :ll p. m. at Senior CitizPn Center. Ill GALLIPOLIS -Vacation Bible . Sc hool begins Monday at F rench City Baptist Church, continuing through Friday . 9 to 11: :ll a.m. ,.m ,.- 0A . ASST. VARIETIES ,.n~ n 0 .C: ·<!z LB. $ Steaks/Roast ....~·.. . 1 .. ' 1t4 ' - . " 19 . .. + -·. '. COKE 8- 16 ·Pork • ••...••• $1 29 . .. Lo1n LB. $129 Plus Deposit T.hen There Were S:r.tJ9 12 PA(K CANS CRIMSON WATERMELONS SNYDER . POMEROY -The Meigs County Churches of Christ Men's F ellow-· . ship will m·rer ai' the Pomeroy Church of Chflst Monday at 7: 30 p.m. .,. oz. BTLS. - GALLIPOLIS- Ga llipolis Christian Church has Bible school Monday tllrough Fri!lay, 6:30p.m. nightly. Classes lor nursery to adult, transporta tion can be provldro. Flor information. call Denny Coburn, minL"er, at 446-18&1 or evenings 446-7.118. . • FRESH PORK BUTT First There Were CHI~S... BUY I GET I . FREE Then There Were .· ' . '. ,. • . ·'I' I. ' -• • ,._ .: : .. .' .! . -· ' Ther.e There Were -,:J · 0 ~ .P!.. · USDA CHOICE ·ch uc· k _R·oas · t .•... ~ •.. - nn< 7~.7: ··- LB - Ill CARPENTER - Bible School at Mount Union Baptist Church, Car· penter; will llegln Mop!}ay; 9:U a. ~ . >-> ~-- > ~; ·~ · · · .· POMEROY ..... A s(Xocia!'riieellng of the Southern Local School District Hoard of Education has been setfot 7 p.m. ·Monday In the high school ca:!eterla. TUESDAY VINTON - Vinton Friendship Garden Club meets Tuesday 1 p.m ·'!.' Ann Slayton's. -tA- ... • Lett uce •••••••••••••••·- 2/$1 . HEAD . .MINUTE MAID Reg. or Country Style$ 64 oz. ~1ce BLUE BONNET . 0 ,0 • 139 0range J ••••••• 59 Light Spread .•!~~::. $1. .49·peps•· . ( oIa ..•......•.. . 1 '9( 5 ·chunk Tuna ···~..L:·••• $ • ~ Mt. Dew, Pepsi Free, Diet o'r Re~. $ . 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Money ; will not be refunded . •This offer doea notapply to .Powell's Super Vatu Coupons. free coupons, or any competitor's coupona. . •This offer excludes .clgarattea. or any other Items prohibited by lew. Four locations to serve you better. Member: FDIC MIDDLEPORT - Middleport I..OOgc :!6.1 F&AM will meet 7 p.m. Thesday for work in·E.A. degree. Gallia County's ·ONLY Home-Owned Financial Institution .. Swhnming lessons SYRACUSE ;- A schedule of swimming lessons has been announced at London Pool In Syracuse. The first session will l:lE.' June 17-28and thecourses offeredlnclude Excitin Hoover Safe- Cleaners For ·Every Need HOOVER.. Convertible· Upright $6995 MFS. LIST SCJU5 • All Statl Handle • 18' Coni W/Wrap • · Convenient IIIUIIt-ln Conylng Handle • II Ql. Dllpolabll Bag • No SllOCk Hood .. .Non-Cc~ucft\1 SUrfaCe • POWERFUL 4.8 AMP MOTOR HOOVERe HOOVER. PORTAPOWER'" VACUUM CLEANER! two-speed au•K· • Compact . 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PHONE 992-3307 POMEROY, OH. IEI.ICTIVE EDCII-CLUNINO oT,tere 11 a limit of 20 cou. · pona you mey redeem. • . GALLIPOLIS - Ga ll ipolis Ro· tary meets Tuesday, 6 p.m. at Osear's. . •The total value of the double coupon ·may not exceed ., .00. ' THRIFT IIING ~ > r-· .... 0 ~ > .... Valley Bank GALLIPOLIS- Lafayette White Shrine M~t s ·Tuesday 7: 30 for School of Instruction. U4363 , • ... �Page-B-4- The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 16, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point ·Pleasant. W . Va. June 1 6. 1985 Beat of the bend . - - I n the service---------seats and canopies. and fire l'Xtlnguishing systems. A 198<1 graduate of Vinton County High School, McArthur, he joined the 'na''Y In 'June 198<1. Bailey Navy Airman Recruit Jack BailE'y, son of Maxine Ba!Jpy of RoutE' I , Ewlngton, has completed an Aviation Structural. Mechanic, SafPty' Equlpment Course. During thE'. nin!.'-week course at the Naval Air Technical Training CentE'r. Millington. tenn.. Bailey was trained in the Inspection. maintenanCE' and repair o! aircraft tra~es, exteriors, ejection,. air circulation and pressurization Bell Airman F irst Class Mark C. Bell, son of Loren P . Bell of 150 Colonial Lane St., Point Pleasant, W.Va., has graduated from the U.S. Air Force jet engine mechanic course at Chanute Air Force BaSE', Dl. During thE' COUrSE', stUdents were taught rl'palr and maintenance of Jet engtnl'S·with emphasis Ill ground safety practices when USing grouild support Pqulpment. They also earnl'd credits toward an associate svstems. · During class room and practiCf' application ' periods, he studied blueprint reading. corrosion con· trol. mptalworking. gaseous and liquid oxygen systems. election Cecil ami Virginia Heil111an Heilmans will note anniversary ; POMEROY - An open houSE' fl'Ceptjon will be held Sunday. June ~. from 2 to ~ p.m . at the Grange kall at Hemlock Grove to mark the 5oth wedding anniversary of Cecil and Virginia Heilman, 37400 Hem· lock Grove Road , Pomeroy. : The event is being hosted by their son and daughtE'r·in·law, Allen and :Jean Heilman, and grandchildren, Mark and Debbie, Columbus. • The 'former Virginia Smith and tE>Cil Hellman were matTied b;' Ihe Rev. Kenneth .J. Reed of Pomeroy at the home of her parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. J.A. Smith. Heilman retired as vice president of manufacturing after 37 years at DiPboid, Inc., Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Heilman arE' the fourth generation to own and Jive on I hE' farm homestl'aded bv her grea t·gra ndparents, William a nd Rachel Smit h in 1835. Friends and relatives ·are cor· dially invitl'd to call duling the open tl6USP hours . The couplE' rPquests no gifts. ..• degree through the ConnmunJty College of the Air Foro;e. Bell is schedull'd to servewtth thE' 325th Component Repair Squadron at Tyndall Air F orce Bail', Fla. He Is a 1983 graduate of Liberty Baptist College, Lynchburg, Va. KODAK CA~OUSEL® 5400 PR()JECTOR Spencer Spec. 4 Donald L. Spencer, son of Randall M. Spencer of Patriot. Ohio, has completed a U.S. Army primary leadership cou~ at Fort Stewart, Ga. Students recplved training In supervisory skills. leadership prin· clples and small unit training techniqUE's l'Ssential to a first-line supervisor in a technical or adml· ·j 1 • Slide-Sc.n'" buiM-In ec:r"" • Automllllc elide chltnge-lel for 3 to 22 ..,cond LASAGNA DINNER Intervale olmprovld lllumln8tlon ' • EJtlended 70·hour lamp '"• SACRED .HEART ·cHURCH TAWNEY ·sTUDIOS THURS., JUNE 20, 1985 S:OO TO 7:00 P.M• 424 Second Ave. Gallipolis Adults $4.00, Children $2,50 Meigr Comil)' lly BOB HOEFlJ(,'H track. The more. thl' ml'nirr. you Tilnet&ntinel !llaff know. The Pomeroy Chamhf>r or rnPrcl' appar· Speaking of acti,·llt0s, summer ently has a full events have been schcdull'd for thE' schPdull' of enter· Meigs Libraries. tainment lined up On JuJil' 20, Jpan Shlpll'y will be for you neKt weeat thE' Middlepori .Library at 2p.m. kend \\'hen Herit. · who will be doing Illustrated age Weekend is to children's stori0s. On July 9. Lois be observed . Paull'y will do a n oil painting il'Sson From 7 to 10 p.m . Friday thPre from 1 to 3: 30 p.m . at tlil' Pomeroy will' be a community square dance Library and registration Is rt•· on the upper parking lot with music qul'Stl'd. About 12 already havE' by .thE' CirclE' D Wranglers with signed up.. ·. Charll'S Carr as calll'r. In caSE' of On July IS, JackiE' Shaw will wark rain the dance wiU be movl'd to the with paper moslacs at 2 p.m. at the audltortum of village hall. Middleport Library and on July 25 , On Saturday from noon to 1 p .m., Jant;"l Bolin will hi> teaching thPre will be an old·fashloned children fiowE:r aiTanglng from 2 to costume judging on \he stage in the 3 p.m. at the Pomeroy Library and upper parking lot. At 2 p.m. the Janet will repeat bl'r Instruction on , Stylettl'S will prespnt a fwirllng Aug. I at the Middll'port Library, show; the Sou them stagp band will again from 2 to :1. Registration Is periorm at 3 and at 3:45 p .m. requested on both of Mrs. Bolin's Denvpr RICE' will perform using his programs. homPmade instruments. On Aug. 15, Margaret Cochran At 5 p .m ., a calliope lll'ing will be doing "storytPlllng at its brought In by the MPigs County best" at the Middleport Library to Plonl'l'r and Hlstortcal Society wrap up thE' summPr' s special which sponsors thE' Wl'l'kend will be actlv ltll'S. downtown and at 6:30 p,m., entl'r· By the way, thf> Pomeroy Library will be open from nQOn to 5 p.m. talnment wlll be bySwl'l't Mountain So\lndS. . . Sunday as a participant In HeritagE' On Sunday at noon the Circle D Weekend. The library Is always Wrangll'rs will Pnlet1aln and open on Saturday aftpmoons . doggprs from thE' Mountain State ~--Stompers will bl' on stage at 2 p.m. At 3 p.m. there wUI be senior yet? Have you met MichellE' Jpnklns cltlzl'ns music and· square dance Michl'ile Is a native of Cleveland. with thE' Mountain Stall' Stompers has livl'd in New Mexico and Is now living in Gallipolis wltn hPr husentl'rtainlng at 4 p.m. At 5 p.fl1l, thE' band, Rob Jenkins. junior lair king and qul'l'n will be MichPlle admittedly loves Sou· announced by the Meigs Junior theastem Ohio and is making lot s of Fair Board. Added lo all of this will Ill' friends as she movE'S through her . work . as a public lnformati~~ di splays and demonstrations at the specialist for Secretary of Stall' Meigs MuSPum on Buttcrnul ShetTod Brown. ShE' is available, by Avcnu<'. and thl' Bend Merchants the way. to prl'SE'nt programs Association will stagf a weekend arts and crafts fair on-court Stre<;>t . dealing with votpr registration. functions of Brown's offke and which will be closC'd to traffic. ThPI'l' arE' some 15 exhibitors othPr ·matters to groups In Meigs and other counties. In which she Is atready involved in the crafts fairsales will be encouragl'd by thOSE' working. If you're In need of a program, give Michaelil' a ring a t displaying .,... and morE' exhibitors, roll in .this wrek to <146-97%. . hopefully, register for the fair. If you want to SunshinE' Is to flow0rs wha I display and sell, gpt In touch with thP Pomeroy Chamber of Com· smiles are to humanity, so do kl'l'P merci.> and they.'ll get you on thl' · smiling. ·Haner The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-5· Bookmobild' schedules announced for tveek Heritage We~kend events are named . nlstratlve Pnvlronml'nt.. Spencer ts a bridge crew member with the ~th Inlantry Division. His ""lfe. Tamle. Is thE' daughter of M. W. and Leah Martin of Rural Route 3, Dldwell: He Is . a 198> graduate of Salem College. W.Va . Army Sgt. Baron L. Haner, son of Adrian and Gladys Haner of Eureka Star ~~ :, Gallipolis, has been promoted to his prl'Sent rank while serving with thf> 307th Medi · cal Battallon at Delta Junction. Alaska. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipoli~. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W . Va. POMEROY .. Bookmobile serviCE' In Meigs County Is brought by th~ Meigs County Public,llbra ty under contract with Ohio VallE')' Area Ubraril's. Schl'dull' for Monda y. June 17: CatlX'nter, Laura 's Stor~. 3: 10· 3: 40; Dexter Church , 4:104:40; Danville Chut'Ch, 5: 20.5: 50; Rutland Civic CE'nter, 6: :JO.S. SchedulE' for TuPsday, June 18: P011land Post Office, 2: 10·2: 40; · Let art Fall>, Efflt' 's R<'staura nt. 3: IJ5.3: 50; Racine. Bank, 4; 35·6: 00; SyracuSE' Pool, 6: 20. 7; 50. Schedul<' for Wednesday: Chestl'r Fire Station, 2: 15·2: 45; KPno. north sidE' of Keno bridgp. 3-3: 30; SucCPss Road, neat· ,'lffiffi, 3: 4M: 15: Long Bottom Post Office. 4; 25·a: 10; Reedsville, Reed· s Store. 5: 206: 20: Tuppers Plains, lod· wick 's, 7:lJ.8:115; Baum Addition, 8:25-8:55. Gallia Com{ty GA LLIPOLIS- The Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library announces Its schedule for thewrek of June 17 to 21. Monday - Children 's Rl's. Tr. Ctr:. 11: 30 a .m :· noon; Children's Home, noon-12: 30 p.m .; SCE'nic Hills, 12:40-12:55 p.'m.; Meadow· brook, l p.m.·!: 35 p.m. ; C&S Bank, U5-2 : 15 p.m .; Rodney Village, 2: 45-3:45 p.m.; GalUa Metro Est· a ll'S, ~ -5: 15 p.m .; Kerr , 5: 30·5:55 p.m .; Bidwell, 6:10-6:30 . p.m.; Cochran's, 6:40-7 p .m .1 Vallpy Vil'w Estates, 7; 10·8 p.m . · Tul'Sday - Ewington, 10·10: 30 a.m.; Vinton. 10:40-11:40 a.m .; Morgan Center, noon·l p.m .; Africa !lDad, 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Che· · shire, 2: J0.3: 30 p.m. ; Addison, 3:454:15 p.m .; Addaville Ele., 4:254:35 p.m. ; Bulavllle Tr. Ct., 5·5: 30 p .m.; G<.<>rgl'S Creek. 5:406:10 p.m.; Kanau11a 5th , 6; 15·6: 30 p.m .; Southl'ast em Equ. Tr. Ct.. 6:35-7 p.m .; K&K Tr. Ct.. 7:05-7:30 ., ~ •• p.m. Thursday - No Route/ Bookmo· bile Confere nCP. •··., Friday - No Rt.u te/ Bookmobile : Conference. • RELY ON STANUY STEIMER FOR QIIAI.I1'\ SERVICE &VAWE • Trl.ned protes!l()nai c•f!WS will .11natyze 'fOL.I' CIJpet and upl'olstery · •tla!lltnmar • You1 Comauilla~~etll '' c.meluht m; ~t .t r.o returnw to • Speoat aflerthoot rJ OllltCvll spoi o; ~ ·u • I'J il "'"' •StnvtrNII YdoOn ol.. ~ .., traffiC .,. UfJII' If '1').1 ft net ~SMI«< lu,'~•lure •Is 01''9r n~1 1oca1100 area:. •Ortty the cl eC1MlQ wand aM 11r.se .Cnt('r rour hOme • Our e•ctus.ve Clean.ng agen1s comf'l·~~,, • ·th we' =-eE~ steam ptoduet! lhe mo~t powerlul "!It'Ll".[! clflan.nq mctno.1 a11a11a~t.' · ·Compettt•ve cummt'IC• al rale<:i caroe~ ~~~~~~ clea"'"tJ GALLIA OPTICAL CENTER 2 5ROOMS WEEK SPECIALS ' 89 .95 CLEAN '34 .95 SCOTCHGUARO ' 124.90 SAVE JROOMS ' 49.95 CLEAN ' 19.95 SCOTGHGUARO '69.90 SAVE ' 41 ' 60 I!!!~~.!!!!!!!~ EYECARE PLUS EYEWEAR Or . Robert Tarry . Optometrist 548 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, 614·446· 1780 Off•r Good Thru June 29 ·-""- •••"""'IS£S •u ru.ltl ,~,_....._...._, .... 111 !ZIIM. ~~=~M~o~n~.~&~F~r~i-~9~·~5~:~T~ue~a~.-~&~T~hu~·~·=·~9~·7~:~3~0~:~S~at~.~9=·J~:~C~Io~se~d~W~e~d~.=~~~========================~ Can Ams for Men "TURBO" •Off White NOW •Grey S3595 DOhald. ind sharori McCallister . •Taupe McCallister anmversary ·.• Howard and L 1rena Picken ;Pickett anniversary celebrated CEDARVILLE - Howard and Lorena Pic kl'tt . 893.1 Batten· Howell Rd ., Cedarville, formerly of Gallia {:ounty, wUI celebrate lhl'ir 50th j¥eddlng anniversary June 26. • They have fiVP children. sons . Robert. Florida; Jack. dl'CE'ased; a nd daughters, Margie Schuyler and Mildred Slaven. both of Cl'dar· ville and Maxine Knox of South Cha rleston, W.Va. Open houSE' will be observed June Zl from I to 5 p.m. a t their home. Monday thru Friday 9AMto9 PM 's aturd'ay 9 AM to s PM ~ t • Ll FOA: A.N APPOIN I M£ N1 WA1 K It• HENDERSON, W.Va . ....:. On April 28 a party . was given to observe the 25th wedding anniver· sary ql Donald and Sharon McCal· listl'r<if Henderson. W.Va. The couple was marrll'd on April 30. 1960 at lll'l'Ch Hill MPthodlst Church. Friends and family preSPnt were Goldie Casey, Barbara Caudill, Beverly Richmond, Stevie, Mikey and MatthPw. Janet Hall, Sam and MikE', Dee McCallister and Nikki. Keith Bochard and Sarah, Elmer anct Rulh.Sayre, BerniceCalloway, Olrolim.and. Dawn Sayt~, Bob apd. Eva Young, and RiJss ·l3~llley a'nd· Linda Obregon. . Sending cards and gifts were French Casey, Donnie McCallister, . Mr. and Mrs. StaniPy Doss and Kurt, John and Debbie Sayre, Chris and Amy. Keith and Lori Doss arid Brooke, Kent and Angle Doss, Grandpa and Forrl'St Crump. CAN~AS . . 'L.OWEST PRICES IN TOWN Tawney Jewelry 424 Second, Gallipolis A Message From Th • Bibl•··. SALE WALK WORTH)' OF VOCATION 30°/oON OFF 10 STYLES OF CANVAS SHOES CORNEll O( SECOND & COURT BE A POSITIVE STEP Sometimes love is doing what people need . We wish our parents could remain healthy and self-sustaining their entire lives - but when they need help and you've been providing it. it may THE PINECREST CARE CENTER AlTERNATIVE Call us before June 2lsl and discov~r how you can host a European student ' •or Danish. C;nnan. Dutch, t Fre~bh, ' Italian, Norwegian, Finnish Spanish, Japa~se. Mexican, Swiss, Belgian or Au.Urian. At EFFS. friendship Ia our i•nsu•S•· Call Carol ~ Jame~ Svoboda, Gallipolis, OH. (614) 446-6318 EFFS/Educational Foundation fot Foreign Study, 23S Greenwich Ave. c..enwic:h, cr 08830 ................................ . 800.24~5400 I non-proftl orpnblltiOfl '! At .Pinecrest C•r• Center the person you love can come for a short stay, while you take ttme to fulfill other obligations or make other plans . Sometimes a • short stay makes it possible to continue care !liter at home . Through special programs. social activities and quality nursing care the visit can be a pleasant change for the one you love and for the entire lamily. COME VISIT US Find out about respite care and other special programs. You may be surprised to find out that Plnecrell Care Center has so much more to offer. Offering 24 hour nursing care and a full range of counseling and rehabilitation services. Pinecrest offers a positive alternative. · · William B. Kaglm i'aul ex horts the Ephesian Christians 'saying, "I therefore, t~e prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk w<rrthy of the vocatim! V.1herewith ye are CIJiled" (Eph. 4: I). "Beseec~" means to call to the aid or one so as to bring about a distinct impresSion. It was Paul's desire that they would always make a distinct impression in their lives. He aids them by beseeching them through the word, stressing the importance of their u1alk and vocation. The principle set forth by Paul is just as powerful unto us today: therefore, he aids us in beseeching us through the same word . · "Walk" has reference to observing and respecting the will of God in our daily conduct. "Worthy " denotes that which is good and honorable in the sight of the Lord . "Vocation" is the realm of destiny into which one is called. "Called" signifies God's heavenly invitation. God'• hoa ''''nly invitation is engraved in the gospel by which we are called, "Wht reunto ht called you by the gospe~ to the obtaining of the glo71J of our Lord Jesus Christ"(2 Thess. 2:14). CaUed By Goopel Being called by the gospe~ we are "called out of darktte~s into /oil nwrvelous light"(J Pet. 2:9). "Into /oil marvelous light" is the vocatim! or realm into which we have been invited. Accepting the invitation; we ht:come recipients of the many benefits this "new vocation" offers . There are the benefits of Ia) "the fellows/tip of lois So11 Je11u C~rilt our Lord" II Cor. 1:9); (b) "peace" (I Cor. 7:15); (c) "reconciliatim!" (2 Cor. 5:18); (d) "the grace of Christ" (Gat: 1:6); (e) "aU spiritual ble,.ing•" I ;3); 10 "redemption through his blood, the forgivenets of sin•" I ;7): (g) being "tromlated Into the kingdom of hit dear Son" (Col . (h) "holiness"ll Thess. 4:7); and Iii "salvatim!"l2 Tim. 2:10). A New Creature Being a "new creature"in Christ 12 Cor. 5:17), and receiving these henerits, we enter our "new vocation" to the obtaining of the glory of Chris\. We are now "his workmanship, created in Christ Je•us unto good works, which God hath before ordained ·that we shoul.d walk in them"(Eph. 2:10). By walking in good work•, we show respect to God and His word by applying it to our daily conduct. By walking worthy in good works, we "walk worth~ of the Wrd unto aU pleasing, being fruitful in every gopd work, and increasing in the knowledge of l'od" 1Col. I :101, letting our conversation be as i\ becomes lhe gospel of Christ, standing in orie ·spirit and with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel IPhil. 1:27). and doing that which is good and honor•ble in the sight of God. By walking worthy in the vocation of righteousness into which we are called by n high and heavenly calling, we show respect to God. For Free Blble'Correopondence Course, Write ... vermade Coca-Cola. itsfonn er99 years? ,. f ASHLAND, Ohio tUPii -Some Judge Mlchaell\kKinll'y. In .addition to govei'nment work, !,:lXI high school - students are ~IPgatPs take tiine for a talent _. , ex)ll'Ctcd to a_tt0nd Buckeye Girls show, musica l co ncert and . State. a mythical !i<l\:E>rnmmt .that . Ol}'lllpil1' . . ·. . .wlll ·be· set up, at Ashland Colle~ Norman L. BrunPII!.' sr; a . Jun.> 22·29. · fPCiplent of the F!'E'€iloins Founda · Each delegate will be given a Teacher Scholarship, will speak lion party affiliation- eithN Fl'deralisl or Nationalist. Delpgates arE' as· at thE' graduation cel'l'mOnil'S. signl'd tocounties,acrording tot.helr residf'DCC' hall; and cities, according to what floor they'll llv<? on that · week. They lmml'diately begin setting up a government with city officials and lpglslators to bel'll'Cted June 23. Thl' primary election for state o!flcies will be hl'ld June 24 with thE' g-pneral PIPCtion thf> following day. · Inauguration cel'l'moniE's will be handled by Ohio Suprem e Court Chief Justice Frank D. CelebrC7.2P with Gov . Richard F. Celeste delivPrln~ the in a uguration addrl'Ss. Other speakl'rs includefOiml'r Lt. Gov .•John W. Brown; State Treas· urer Mary Ellen Withrow; Ashland Mayor Don RlchPy; State Highway Patrol Trooper Kathll'l'n Grambsch and Ashland County Juvenile c;ourt Taste.· PEPSI. THE CtiCXE OF A NEW GENERATION:M ' -------------------~-, r aoc MANur.cruR~R·s couf>oN/EKPtRArtoN o•TE '"'"'" 30' 1 :1 . 'SAVE 30¢ ON PEPSI . 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And Eff'S re11Joves other bamen as well all studf:'uts are thoroughly screened, have full Insurance coverage and their own spending mon ey ... and you don't have to have children to host a student So there's nothing standing between you and this very special fri<ndohip. · will 30°/o OFF alternatives. You both speak the same language. l.al:t .\'l'tle '!all (;allipoli~. 0. Plain and engraved Diamonds from 2mm to 12mm. All' styles .•. THE POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE . '> ,\,·e. 6! RE.SPITE CARE - What do you have in common with a Swedish* exchange student? s"c;ond ((i.~ Basta Brown IT CAN .;tttl Shoe Cafe Wedding Bands 446-9510 A NEW DIRECTION IN IIAIR DESIGN " e ' '· ' • ' �' Page- 8 -6 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel " .. June 16, 1985 June 16, 1!;!65 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, .Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. . Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 ' l!_PJ 1l:!:~~~!~c:!!L/f.t;,.C:i~~~~'!EI~t; nursing supeJVisor of the Meigs .· from 9 a .m. to ll a .m . andlto3pm . County De-partme nt of Hea lth, has to the county heallh department . received notlficatlon from the Ohio Although the shortage ls over, the Department of Health, that OPT prire ofDPT has risen from37 {'(>nts (dyptheria , penussis: and tN ahus ) of$2,60per shot. However, the shots booste rs can once aga in be are still a vailable free of charge throug h the Meigs Health Departadmini ste red. Due to na tionwide shortages, as of ment. But if the Ohio Department of January, this year, noDPTboosters Health budget passes as proJDSed could be given. The shortage is now by the sena te, there wUI be officially over and pare nts are tremendous cuts ; the immunization advlsect to take their children any Cheryl Renee Hunter Melissa L. Wise Michael Manley P enny Proffit Randy Stinnett hold ·its fourth annual pioneer days on Saturday and Sunday, June22-23. . The special featured activity two. wlth day antique eveni will be (juring cuHing the wheat grain cradles. After the wheat lscut,ltwlll be raked and tied in sheaves by hand, and then plal'ed In shocks. Some of the wheat will he thrested during the Mason tounty Fair. Other pioneer crafts to be demonstrated. during the two day event will include com shelllng and corn meal grinding, broom making and others. Also on Sunday at 2 p.m. therewUI be a hymn . sing. County gospel groups are invited to participate. All groups will sing from the museum's outdoor s tage constructed under the direcftion of Burl Tennant and Billy VanMP!er. The Country Kitchen wiU be serving cornbread and beans <11ld Brookla ne Ba ptist Church in Huevtown, Ala. • The bride-elect is a gradua te of Tennessee T<>mple University: Godwin is a g radua le of Ohio Valley Christia n S<;hool a nd is a student at Te nnesst'<? Te mple University . Proffit - Stinnett GALLI POLIS - Announceml'nt is made of the e ngagement a n<j approaching marriage of Penny Proffi t a nd Ra ndy Stinnett, both of Ga llipolis. She is the ·da ughtet of Mrs. Da vid Proffit and the late David P roffit , 491 Maplp Dr. , Ga llipolis. Stinnett is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Carl D. Stinnett , F airview Avenue, Sout h Point . The Opl'n church wedding will . take pl ace June 22 at First Baptist Church. 2: 30p.m . Miss Proffit is a g ra duate of Gallia Wise - Manley POMEHOY ·- Mrs. Vona Taylor. Pome roy. is a nnounci ng th0 approac hing m a r riagP of her daughll'r. Melissa Lynn WiSl', to Michael Ma nley, son of Fra ncis and Law. rmce Ma nley of Middle[>Ort. T he opl'n wedding will ta kl' place a t 4 p.m . on Saturday , J une22 . at the home of the bride o n Crew Hoad , Poml'roy . A recept ion will be held following the weddin g. .. Academy High School. She has a bachelor's degree fro m Rio Gra nde College and a m astl'r' s from the University .of Dayton. · She is a teacher in lhl' Ga llipolis Cit y Schools. St innett is a graduat e of South point High School and G~rget o wn College. He is a general car inspec lor wit h theChl'ss ieSystem in Huntington, W.Va. 14'x70' with 24' expondo, air, skirting, fireplace, !IIi· crowove, stereo, lS year financing. OFFICE HOURS $18,995 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY-9 A.M.-S P.M. SATURDAY-9 A;M.-2 P.M. MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS-6:30-8:30 P.M .. DR. AAROM BOOfi~UE, PHONE 446-3547 OPEN MON.-SAT. 9-6 JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOMES 2110 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis M.D. Point Pleasant ·Medical Center "Auoss fro"' the Pork" DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS riP=le:a:sa~n~t,:ju~s~t~off::.R:ou~t~e~62=.~;:::~~~::~=~=:::::=:::; ST. ALBANS, W.Va. - Mrs. Helen W. Evans oi St. All;>ans, W.Va. announces the engagement a nd approaching marriage of her da ughter, Maryellen, to Harry Edwin Martin II, son of Mr.: and Mrs. Harry E. Martin of !jt. Albans. Miss Evans is also the daughter of the late Robert M. Evans and the granddaughter of Mrs. D. Hollis Wood of Gallipolis. The wedding will take place Aug. 3 at the First Baptist Church In St. Albans . · WILLOW WOOD- Mt. and Mrs. Donald Myers of Willow Wood are announcing the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Debbie, to Jeff Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Saunders of Lecta. The open-church wedding wlll take place Saturday, July 6, al6:30 p,m . in Salem Baptist Church, Gage. Music begins at 6 p.m. Ce~mony wlll be performed by the DON WAN on Mitchell 35 and Rt. 588. Opening to be June 20, 1986. This Tanning Center will feature Super Balm Beach 14 Tanning Beds ma· nufactured by Sontegra. the oldest m•rlufacturer wi~h the most up to date equipment . The Super Balm Beach 14 features complete 360 degree tanning and the open, roof for that great outdoor feeling. Stop by and register and mak~ your appointmantl!l for that gre~t all over tan that you can be proud or GALLIPOLIS ..:.. Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Bonlee, Callipcl!s. announce the engagellll'nl and approaching marriage o! their daughte r, Patricia Ann, to Paul Douglas Combs. son of J ohn Combs, Wellston. The outdoor wedding take · place Sunday, June 23, 3 p,m, a t the home of the bride's parents. A t-ecPption will follow. Regular Price 11 Sessions '30.00 Grand Opening Price 11_Session '27.50 Grarlll Open in!{ Sp(•cial First 100 to Register 11 Sessions '25 .00 Stop by and register ilnd try a free 10 or 16 minute session . Will be open for registration June 13. June 14, 4 :00P.M . to 8 :00 P.M. June 15, 8:00A.M. unti16:00 P.M. June 17, June 18, 4 :00 P.M. to 8:00P.M. Grand Opening June 20th. 1985 at 7:00A. M . Phone: 446-1910 - Donald R. Blake will a $995 ' CROWN CITY -Announcement is being made of the engagPment a nd approaching marriage of Rosanna McGulrP and Paul E . Moss. She is the daughter of Vickie a nd Frank McGuire, Crown City . He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moss Sr., 1707 Chestnut St., GaUipolls. Ms. McGuire Is a graduate of Hannan Trace High School and Buckeye Hllls Career Center ..She is a nursing aide at Scenic Hills Nursing Care Center. Moss attended · Gallia Academy High School: He WOt'ks at the • JUNIOR,. NO LIMIT Holidays aren' t a il Christmas and New Years . There 's also Bird Day, genl'ra lly C<'lebra ted with Arbor Day. Sadie Hawkins Day is Nov.16 this year; World P oetry Day is Oct . 15; Gpnera l Pulaski Memoria l Day isOct.ll and Am erican F a mily Day is Aug.4. - PT. PLEASANT SUNDAY, JUNE 16 8 P.M. . WITH THE COASTERS iott's ,. ·( . Gauding - Elkins ALL ·SALEM Announcement is receiving a master' s degree in being made by Mrs. Martha J. practical theology from the CincinGauding of 5153 VincE'nt Road, nati Bible Seminary. He is also a Salem, of the engagement and · graduate of Soul hern High School in fori heoming marriage ofherdaugh· Columbus and Ohio State Univerter, Diana L .. to Stephen C .. Eiklns, sity with a bachE'Ior of sl'lence son of Mrs. Judith Elkins otRoute 11 degree in qusiness administration Albany, and the late Cornell Elkins . and a major in comput e r The prospective groom is the programming. The couple wUI exchange double grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Hart.well . The bride-elect , also thedaugltter ring vows at an open wedding of the late Donald f . Gauding, Is a ceremony on Sept. 28at2 p.m. in the registered nurse and is emplayed in Phillips Christian Church . 1\11 open the surgical intensive care unit at reception wlll follow immediately in in Salem. North Side Hospital in Youngstown. the church She is a graduate of United High School and AUltman HospitalSchool MOUSE OVERFlOWING? of Nursing. Elkins is as associate minister at ClEAN UP Willi the PhiUips Christian Chul'l'h' after · CLASSIREDADS SPRING & SUMMER SUIT$ 40°/o OFF ALL PURPOSE . COATS & JACKETS 25°/o OFF BATHING SUITS & SWEATERS 25°/o OFF 300 Second Avenue lafayette Mall . Gallipolis LambertMIDDLEPORT - Announcement is bl'lng made of the engagement of Patricia Lambert and Wllllam Ray RusseU. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert, Route 1, Box 19\1. Middleport. He is the sort of Geneveive. Russell, 733 Third Ave., GaU!polis. Ms. Lambl'rt is a graduate of Meigs High School. · Russell Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School. 1-----------...JL.__________;.._____...::..________ GENERAL AllERGIST CALL (614) 992-2104 (304) 675-1244 Carpet Cleaning Spec'ial 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE t·~~\ FlQOICAAe CHURCHES 10°/o . . 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MON.-FRI.9to9- Sat. 9to5 I 29S.U~ • · NEW '!!!=· j • 20 pieces of boiled shrimp · • Served on a bed of lettuce • Fresh role slaw • Crispy crackers • Lemon wedge • shrimp, crabmea~ clams and white . fish with special dressing • Crispy crackers POTATOES 4 Delicious Toppings • Served on a bed of lettuce • Lemon wedge Seaf()()().. . ~ •••••••• •'•••• $1.99 . Boiled eatwedlles •·Cocktail sauce •• choice Of 3 dressings • Broccoli & Cheese. Sl. 79 -------------'-l....i--....,---:--------,.---'-lBacon & Cheese.... $1.79 Sour Cream & $3 99 • • T9mato wedales II 4----------------------· Reg.'~l ~ . BLOUSES 1/3 OFF Diana L Gaudlng Stephen C. 1Eiklrt'l PaulE. MOll! 2 hush puppies. ~ . . --_ GROUP OF Rosanna McGuire Each dinner includes: 2 golden bro'Ml fish fillet\, naturakut french fries, fresh oole slaw and SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • 446-8224 VETERANS MEMORIAL- HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT ' ADDITIONAL A world ronowned group thot had such hits as "Along Come Jones", ,,oison Ivy", HSearding", 11 ftc." in the 60's. . CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION OR BETtER - COME FOR A VISIT AND BRING YOUR CHILD. OtiDedPeelFa Free On Site !stimates ~ Expert Technicians .to· Answer Questions and to Service Your Satellite Just After the Sale. LEt US HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR DISH. CASEY'S RT. 62 NORTH AND OUR HAPPY CHILDR N JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. SEE OUR .DISPLAY SALE v Gallipolis WaterTrPatment Plant . A June wedding Is be!itg planned . .TRADE-A-SHADE 30•DAY SALE ! BY $ FRIDAY & SATURDAY The bride-elect is a graduatE' of Gallla Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center in Diver,dfied Health Occupations. She Is a nursing assistant a t Scenic Hills Nursing Center. Combs i$ a graduate of Wellston High School and Buckeye HiUs CareerCPnter In bulldiiigtrades. He is a carpenter. TUPPERS PLAJNS - Mr. and Jackson, alSO a graduate of Mrs. Leroy Hendrix of Tuppers Eastern, is pmployl'd at Stahl Plains a nnounce th<' engagemt'nt Nursery in Little Hocking . and approaching marriage of their An open church wedding will be daughter, Connie Lee, to Jimmy '"held in Tuppers Pla(ns at Saint Dell Jackson . son of Mr.·and Mrs. Paul's United Methodist Church on Bob Jackson, Reedsville. Saturday, June 22, at 12:30 p.m. A The bride·elect is graduate of reception will be held following the East<'rn High School: wedding in the church sociaL•wm. NOW YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN SATELLITE DISH FOR AS LOW AS T•IS OfPI. OPIN TO IYIRYONII DREAMERZ IS BACK Rev. David Saunders. Ms. Myers is a graduate of Symmes Valley High School. She attends Rio Grande College and ts employed a t Dlckess' Market of Ald . Saunders is a graduate of Symmes Valley High School and Rio Grande College. He is employed at Gallipolis Parts Warehouse. McGuire - Moss Spruce up those renfrds this summer with our s,..dol prices on quality carpet. Comle Hendrix JbnmyJackson The brtde-elect, an employee of Kanawha County Schools, ls a graduate .of Marshall University and is a candidate for a master's degree from the West Virginia College of Graduate Studies. Martin received a bachelor of science degree In civil engineering from the West Virginia Institute of Technology and a master's of science degree In engineering from Youngstown State University. He Is a structural engineer by Michael Baker Jr., Inc., in Beaver. Pa. Bonice - Combs . ·Landlords Specials A group of bees can be called a hive or a grist. Patricia Ann Bonlee Myers - Saunders NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. til 5 P.M. to .popular· request we are holding for another week Regular '14,95sq.T... Debbie Myers Jeff Saunders ' WE OFFER ONE OF THE FINEST DAY CARE AND PRE· SCHOOL PROGRAMS IN THE STATE OF OHIO. We extend an open invitation to our community to visit and observe: •Art Class •Storytime •Large & Small Muscle Areas •New Music Appreciation Program •Large Fenced Outdoor Playground •Indoor Sand BoK •Excellent Summer Program Evans Martin R_PET OUTLET POMEROY - Plans havp been completed for thl' Friday evl'ning . wedding of Tina Pierce, Syracuse, 1 and Keith King , Ne w Haven, W.Va. Thewedding will take place at the Syracuse Presby lerian Church wilh music to lx'gln at 7 p.m. A reception will follow in the church annex. Friends and relatives of the couple a re invited to a tt e nd . ' 1\laryeUen EvlUIS HendriX - Jackson. . ~ing Holiday.r THANKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT YARD SALE Larry'•· sc>u-m Millo . Pierce 1980 KINGSLEY · EXPANDO Gallipolis, FAMILY- FRIENDS- COMMUNITY . The g ila monster grows to 30 inc hes long, with a heavy body and r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~ tail, an is found in high desert in the southwest United States a nd north Mexico. MEDICARE PATIENT ASSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED Zordell - Hall _ BARODA , Mic h . - Ro)lS!d .a hq . Sandra Z<ird ell ofThi rtl Sl., Ba roda ,· · Mich.. a re a nnotinCi ng the e ngagement a nd a pproaching m arriage of .. ' their ·da ug hte r, Barbara Bl'th. to .lamPs MichaPI Hall. Bergstrom Air Force Base. Austin , Texas , son of Cha rles a nd Dorothy Ha il, S. R. 681, Re«lsv ilic . The bride-e lect graduated from Lak<'Shorc Hig h School and Gra nd Valley Stat<> College and will receive hl'r m astl'r 's dl'gJ'e<> in education in July from Michigan State Univcr· s ity . ShP is a special education teacher at Bridgma n High School. Bridgman. Mich. Hail g raduated from Eastern Hig h School, HeedsvillP, a nd Ohio Uni vers ity in At he ns. He iS in the U.S. Air Force serv ing as a senior airman a t Bergstrom. · Thl' wedding will take place Aug. 1 . Barbru-.1 Beth ZordeU J wncs Michael HaU lS onPofthe museum'smajorevpnts during the year. The Farm Museum · Is lcx:ated four miles north of Point 446 -1224 6 A.M . - 6 :30P .M. two-thirds, and this will' affect how much long the departme nt can afford to offe r a ll immunizations .free of charge. Pa rents a re urged to ta ke their children to the health departme nt before school is about to stari in orde r to a void long waiting periods inthedeparirnent's reception area. r;:;;;;;;::;;;;;=:=:=;:=;;;;;;;;:; DAN THOMAS Pioneer Days ·in Mason & SON MASON, w. VA. -The West other"goodies "bothdays. SHOE STORE Virginia Stall' Farm Museum wUI The annual pioneer days activity Hunter - Godwin BESSEMER, Ala . - Mr. and . Mrs. M.V. Hunt e r of Bessemer, Ala .. a nnou nee the engageme nt and approaching m arriage of · their daught e r. Chery l Renee, to J ohn Thomas Godwin , son of the Rev. and Mrs. J oSI:'ph Godwin of Gallipolis. Thl' open-chul'l'h wedding will lake pl ace J une 29, 3: 30p.m . a t the MISS PAULA'S DAY CARE. CENTER Ohio 410 Jcxkson Pike $2 89 Chives ................. S1.49 �• Pege-B-8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. June 16. 1985 • • • Senior Citizens plan weekly acttvtttes at centers Meigs County POMEROY -The Meigs County Senior Citizens Cent er, Muibc>rry Heights, Pomeroy, ha$ scheduled the following activities for the wc>ek of June 17-21. Monday - Blood pressure clinit , 9::D-ll:l:l, squaredancel to3. Tuesday - Senior Citizens Needs Forum at 10: 30, a representativefrom the Area Agency on Agmg 8 will be conducting a meeting where senior. citizens a nd intl'rested cit i· zens can express the needs of the elderly of Meigs County; the meeting Is o~n to the public. Chorus, 1-2. Wednesday -'- Spcial Security Representative, 10-12; Black Lung representative, 10-12; bingo, 11; bowllng, 1:30 p.m. Thursday - Ceramics 10-12; quarterly birthday party. There will be games beginning a t 10:30, a nd senior citizens with birthdays in April, May and June will be honored befote dinner. At 1 p.m. a program will be held with music by Dan Hayman and the Hymntimers. Friday - The lawyer from the Area Agency on Aging 8 Legal Services will be at the center from 1 to3. lf you are over 60 and have need of legal services. call at the centO?r at 992-2161 to set up an appointment. The Senior ·Nutrition Program menu fpr the week Is: . Monday - beef stPW, pineapple and cottage cheese, cornbread , · Caught in style FRESNO, Calif. (UPI I -Police said suspected bank robber Gary Riley fled Ihe scene of his crimP in a chauffeur-driven limousine for the second time. ·, In the iatest robbery Wednesday, Home Federal Savings tellE'rs gave police a description of the getaway sedan and officers later stopped the Cadillac limousine on a frE'eway . ThE'y appi'E'hended Riley. 25, a nd drivE'r Shane Hit e. Police said they recovered an undisclosed amount of cash taken in the holdup and a pistol the robber displayed to a teller. DE'IE'Ctives. who , said Riley also used a linnousine th a May 31 bank robbery, reiE'ased Hite, who knew nothing of the robbery. cockle. Tuesday - mea tballs, m ashed potatoes, harvard beets, ~aches. Wednesday- fl shsandwlch,over flied potatoes, tossed salad, frozen cherry sa lad . Thursd ay- pork steak,scalloped potatoes. lima beans. blrthdaycake. Frlilay - macaroni and cheese, broccoli , tomato, bulterscotch pudding. Choice of milk, coffee, tea or fruit drink available for meals. Ga Ilia County GALLIPOLIS - Activities and menus for the wrek of June 17 through June 21 at ihe Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, ai'E' as follows: Monday, June 17 - Ceramics Class, 9:30 a .m .-noon; Chorus, 1·3 p.m . Tuesday, June 18 - S.T.O.P . Chiss,10:30 a.m .; Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, June 19 - Vinton Bible Study, 1 p.m.; Card GamE'S, l -3p.m. Thursday, June 28- Bible Study, 11 a.m.-noon . · Friday -June21-ArtCiass, 1-3 p.m .; Craft Mini-Course, 1-3 p.m. ME'nus consist of: Monday - Spaghetti with meat sauCE'; salad. Itallan llread , sllced · pineapple. Tuesday - Sausage patty, oven fries with green pepper and onions, apple r ings, wheat bread, brownies . Wednesday - Sloppy Joe, cole slaw, green beans, buns, peaches. 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Select trimming• Reg. price laces, ruffles&. much more. 1-6000 Candlewick yam Irresistible sovlngs on reg. price yorn . 1-Sunbird 2-Grand Prix 2-Bonnevilles 2-lOOO's Select appllqu" Reg. prloe 32 Years · of Reputable Service By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPi i Seemingly lrn~rvlous · to the wretched w ea ther and the prE'Ssure brought on· by one of the biggest · events in his profession , Tze-Chung Chen posted his third sub-par score saturday to claim a two-shot lead withone r?und left in the U.S. Open. A victory for Chen, 26, a virtual unknown beforE' thls$1i00,00ltournament, would be one of thE' largest surprises In the history of golf. He sloshed through the rain a~ chill Saturday to shoot a 69, giving him a 54-hole tot a Iof7-undE'r-par203. That equaled the O~n· s 54-hole f(>C9rd , established by George • 'TC'REMAINSONTOP-'I't.e-ChungChetlwalksoff2aftermaklnga Burns four years ago. birdie f1Ut Salurday in thlr!l round play of the 85th U. S. Open golf On Friday Chen had tied the tournament In Bfnn!ngham, Mich. "TC" held a two-stroke lead after the \ 36-hole O~n fl'COrd of134 set in 1!)9) third round. (UPI) by Jack Nicklaus, one of a host of 22-year-old Ric)< Fehr, tn his first There were 10 golfers under par familiar names Whofailed to make year as a professional golfer, at wl)en I he day began, of thOSE', tile the cutin this year's tournammt . 1-undE'r. only one who' could come close to "He looks like a good player," said Thm, tied for fourth at even-par, SE've Ballesteros, speaking of the matching Chen's sll'!ldiness was were Torn Kite, Denis Watson and Andy North, whose last . victory native of Taiwan who has spent whose 69 wasoneofflve Ballesteros, came sevm years ago In this three heretofore obscure years on sub-par rounds shot in the .~dank thE' PGA tour. "Maybe he will win championship. conditions. North bogeyed thE' fourth hole. the U.S. Open. Why not?" Down the .$COreboard came Ray Chm got away with a series of birdied lhe16thandshot anE'Ven-par Floyd and defending champion poor shots early In the round, lhE'n 70, putting him at 5-undE'r 200. Fuzzy Zoeller at 2-over, Andy Bean Alone in third, fiVE' shots behind steadied himself with the klndofgolf at4-over and leadingmoDE'ywinDE'r ~hen at ~. was Canadian Dave tllat none of his closest challengers Curtis Strange a t 5-over . Barr after a round of70. Next came could match. , \ National Le ~ . Round. UP' By United PreM lniA!matlonal LaMarr Hoyt scattered five hits and Tony Gwynn drove In the gamE''s only run With a bloop single In the fifth inning Saturday, lifting thE' . San Diego Padres to a 1-0 trlumph over thE' san Francisco Giants. !twas the fifth timE' In thE' last ninE' games that thE' Giants have been shutout. Hoyt, 84, walked none and struck out five. The rlght -handE'r tossed his second shutout and sixth complete game of the season. Jim Gott, ·34, pitched five innings and took the loss. BLANKS ASTROS - I.<J8 An8efes pkchet- Oi'el Hentaer dellve"" Elsewhere, St. Louis shutout ))Itch In eighth Inning of Salurd!lfs Natlonall.eape ganie In Houston. Chicago . 2-0 and Los Angeles 'lbe LA- blanked the Astros on three hils, 3-0. He ll!lnow 11-loolheyear. blanked Houston 3-0. It was his third shutout ol the campalp. (UPI). At Chtc·ago, Danny Cox hurled a four,hltter and Jack Clark pouru)ed shutout a.Jid fourth completQgamE'. Bli1sas pitched 5 1.J innings to his \4th hornE'r to lift thE' Cardinals. The Dodgers have won foilr of thE'ir improvE' to 3-1. He struck out fivE', Cox, 8-2, struck out seven and six games on their current road trip, gavE' up three hits and walked six. walked four in his fifth complete • smashing 13 homers. Howell went theflnall2-3lnnlngs for game. It was the Cubs' fourth the save. Athletics 8, Indians 6 straight loss and the Cardinals' third Kingman raised his RBI total to38 CLEVELAND (UP)} - Dave straight victory. At Houston, Orel Hershlserfired a Kingman drove In four runs and Jay with a run-scoring single in the first thfE'E'·hltter and Pedro Guen·E'ro ' Howell recorded his 13th save Inning against Neal Heaton, 4-6, and belted his third hOmE' run in Ihe last Saturday to paCE' the Oakland A'sto capped a four-run third with a two-run double that chased reliE'Ver two games to lead the Dodgers. a 8-6 victory over thE' Cleveland Don. SchulzE'. He added an RBI IndianS. Hershlser, 6-1, walked. one and single In the ninth. Oakland rookle left -handE'r Tim struck out four In notching his third 'I'm nervous.', ·says·Weaver ·after three · years 'retirement' By MILTON RICHMAN UPJ Senior Editor Sports I BALTIMORE, Md. - " It's like Opening Day. It 's like the first game of the playoffs. It's like World Series tl,me. 1 can feel the butterflies in my stomach aii'E'ady. I'm nE'fVous." · Earl Weaver was bubbling about how good It felt to be bacl< in the harness again, back managing thE' Baltimore Orioles after havjng gtven up . that job, , · pre.umably for good, nearly thrl;'E' years ago. Replaclng Joe ' Altobelll, the man . who had succeeded l:llm and .- led the Orioles to a: world · ChampioliShlp ·in 1983 .. Weaver was at BaltimorE''S ME'morlal Stadium bright and early Friday morning to ml;'E't with !be media . HeenlertainedE'VE'r:yonewith his commentsandremarksas usual, bllthewasmuch more anxious to get reacquainted wlih his players' before leading them against Ihe Milwaukee Brewers latt'r in ttwi evening. · · WeavE'r spent the better 'p art of Thursday night AOing ovE'r the Individual statistics of all the BaltimorE' . . players. ., " I know most of our players from before," he said. "But therE' are SOmE' I don't know. 1 never had guys IJke (Don) Aase and (FrE'dl Lynn. I know them from us having played against thPm, but I don'l know tbem personally. And there are other people like (Fritz\ Connally. So 1 studied those statistics to prepare myself aS much as I could." As a.youngster growing up in St. Louis, all WE'aver E'Ver cared to do was play ball, so he never got to be a Boy Scout. HE' would've made a good one. though. He's a devout beiiE'Ver In coming prepared. Weaver met with OriolE's' owOE'r Edwanl BE'nnett Williams in Washington both Wednesday .· and Thutsday. Williams SE'I up· both meetings and originally they werE' for the purpose of getting WE'aver's Input on what could be done to check a backslidE' by the' Orioles that reached seven out of 11 gamE'S and lhE'ir last five: The skid dropped the OriolE'S to fourth place in the American LeaguE' East - 8 games behind thE' first-place Toronto BluE' Jays. . EvE'n 'before the two sessions. though, Williams had expressed h.ls dissatisfaction with the way the Orioles wei'E' going. Ultimately, Williams, one of tile most eloquent trial lawyers in his profession; ~rslJilded Weaver to come back and manage. the Orioles' again. Naturally, Weaver, who had turned down ll other managerial offers since leaving the Orioles, had to be satisfied in the matter of moriey. But that wasn't the over-riding fad or. "I'm not here for the money ," he said. "We settled that all that in 10or 15 minutes. Mr. Williams Is a very good speaker. I accepted less money than . he originally offE'red mr and IE'sS than 1 could've gotten from other clubs. " Bet on U, WE'aver didn 'I strike a bad bargain. In his l5 years with the Orioles, he was the highest paid manager •in baseball four different times. His new salary with the Orioles puts . him ahead of Billy Martin, whose $400,00l a year was tops previously. . Altobelli had E'Xpressed his unhappiness '\'lth the way he had learned oft he managerlal switch through the media while he was in DE'trolt with the Orioles Wednesday, but that actually wasn'tthe fault of either Williams or Orioles' general manager Hank Peters. Both preferred to give him the news personally rather than ovE'r the phone, but the dE'Cision to bring back Weaver wasn't made until Wednesday . afternoon and by that time it was too late for either Williams or PE'ters to gel to Detroit, weavE'r has a high personal regard for Altobc>lli. Er-let embroideries Poly/cotton, wash., 42-44" . Reg. $4.99 &. $5.99 yd. NOW $2.99 a $3.59 YD. Calico Coordlnaflng colors. 100% coltC)n, washable, 44-45". Reg. $3.99 yd. NOW $2.79 YD; Indian madi'CII Plaids&. stripes. 100% colton, washable,.44" . Reg. $4.99 yd. NOW $2.99 YD. Shirtings Poly/cotton, washable 44-45". ~eg. $3.49 &. $3.99 yd. ' NOW S2.44a $2.79 rD~ Fancy whites Poly/colton, wash· able, 45~ : Reg. S3.99&. '$4.99yd. NOW $2.39 $2.99 YD. 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Bombarded by quE'S! ions from Ihe media in Detroit aU day Wednesday and E'VE'n after thE' Tigers' 6-2 victory over thE' Orioles that night, Altobelli DE'Ver lost his composure although he obviously was under grE'i\1 stress. He handled his dE'parture with E'Xceptlonal class. Cal RlpkE'n. Sr .• the Orioles' third base coach, managed them Thursday night In Baltlnnore and the Orioles snapped t~ losing streak with 1m 8-,1 victory over thE' Brewers. Weaver would've doDE' so, but simply couldn't even though his old uniform, which had been retired WhE'n he left the club in September of 1982, was available. "I couldn't go out on the baseball fi<.>ld nude," Weaver said. "I had no athletic supporter. no sweat shirt , no shoes." Wilen Weaver's untform was officially retired, Williams said no one would E'V er wear It again unless .. Weaver himself came bacK He was 100 percent right. Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame reopens . luvenlle, nautical&. morel ~easing Dodgers, Padres,. 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" We're de lighted about having ihe Browns repreSE'nted for thefh'SI tlhlE'," said local businessman BDI Francis, who arranged for the Browns' appearance. "We have a , lot of Clev'eland fans In the area and 11m certain locallans will get a kick out of seeing them." Francis also has arranged . for 'several outstanding Items · to be ailctioned off at the 6 p.m. dinnE'r WednE'sday, June 26, at Meigs High School. HE' has secured, a jersey ~rn by Cincinnati Bengals' star Anthony Munoz, one worn by Browns' running back Mike Pruitt, 0I a golf glove worn by Jack Nlck.l aus in this year's ME'mOrtal Tourna mE'nl (and It's ~r5onally autographed by Nicklaus}, four clubhouse pasS\'s. worth $100 each, to tbe 1986 Memorial TournamE'nt, . ' and ,, four rounds of golf at the Kings' Island golf coui'SE' near Cincinnati. As for the Browns, Tbey'll arrive from their training camp to attend the hillbilly supper and golf outing. Davis carne out of Alabama to perform VE'rsalile services for the CleVE'Iand club as a runner, blocker and pass receiVE'r. Dixon has played four SE'asOns since coming out of Southern MississipPI and has developed into.one of the !Of? interceptors ln!" National Football League. e gained a starting role in his ve first season ofproballand Is the BroWI\S' leading ,tacklE'f among de!ensl~ backs. FeachE'r played his college foot.· •ball at Missls81ppl Valley State and has ·playewd nine yean· with the BroWI\S. fie had to playbehlngPaui War1Jeld, Dave Lojlan an Regie . 11 · RuckE'r dmlng his llrst five seasons awards. The names of the recipients beforr winning a place In the are not known until the night of the dinner. Browns' lineup. Lany Powell of Powell's Super Brmnan has quickly E'stabllshed Valu and GEorge Harris of Pat HUI himself as an outstanding NFL Ford are beading up the dinner performer. He camE' out of Boston arrangements and Powell promises College. where he was Doug Flutie's the best food E'Ver. . favorite target, tolmmE'diatelyearn The tournamE'nt fiE'Id can accoma spot in tile Browns' starting lineup. He was an all-state performer In modate 144 golfers with two Michigan high school circlE'S not foursomes on E'ach hole at Riverside ohly in football but in basketball and Golf Club. Some spots are still ~n at $100 and appllcation blanks are track. Also, lh!'e(' more Ohio University available at area golfrourses, banks athletic ligures will be in the starting and businesses. Any business Interlleld. Baseball coach JelT)I France, ' ested In sponsoring one of the holes who's been coaching the Bobcat can contact Bob Freed at 992·2044. baseball team since 1972, will tee It Sp!;lnsorshlp entitles the backer to ' up. Also In the fiE'ld are Joe Dean, a two entries in II' ·tournammt and rnE'mber of the football coaching guest reservations at the dinner. Additional celebrities who have staff until he accE'pted tile job of coordinator of athletic relatlonsJor joined thefleid includE' PGAproTim OU, and Glenn Coble, OU's director Wilkins of Kings' Island, StE'Ve Snapp of Ohio State's athletic of sports media relations. Highlight of the dinnE'r at Mt>lgs departrnE'nt, Ball State basketball High wlll be a br!E'f talk by veteran eoach Al Brown and one-timE' Ohio wrtter Fritz HoWell and t11eo presen· Ublverslty basketball star Dick tatlon of thE' coveted "Good Guy" Garrison' . ,, TOLEDO - Thomas C, Eakin is Items offer visitors a history of the more than entertainment - it's an gamE''s progression. by dE'CadE'. In fact the collE'Ction contains so muC"h obsession . . material ills impossible to display it Eakin, founder of a baseball hall a ll at once. Eakin .aid. of fame that honors only players constantly be C'hanging "We'll with lies to Ohio, bas moved his I hings to keep peopl~ coming back ," coiiE'Ctlon of unlfonns, gloves, said Gardner. autographed bats and balls and Scrapbook.' and Jl(.'rlodicals arr other memorabllla to a location he availablE' for researchers. hopes will attract other aficionados "We hope to havp n library SE't up of the national sport . The Ohio Bal!E'ban Hall of Fame for. research," said Gardner. Tbe hall of lame has a member· reopened saturday in a new 4,CXXJ ship of 69 of baseball's greats . Tbe square-foot hem? built for It In front ol !be Toledo Mud Hens stadium In newest group of players will be> induciE'd Aug. Zl. MaumE'l'. To be eligible a player must haw "Alii want todois turnlhisoverso spent a slgntficant part of hiscaf'('('r people can enjoy It," E akin said ina for an Ohio major or minor · playing tE'IephOne interviPW from his Shaker team; distinguished himself in Ohio, Heights home. as a baseball exE'Cutive, primarily Belter than 98 percent of the collection belongs to Eakin, with the manager or umpirE', or be a nativeef rest being on loan from other Ohio or an individual wilh liE'S to the state and have a good baseball sources , said KathiE'E'n Gardner. record. curator of the museum . Eakln says the Ohio hall is nor in Neither Eakin nor GardnE'r could say exactly how many items the com~lilloti with ttl(> national Ba~­ ball Hall of Fame In Cooperstown, collE'Ctlon contains. which includE'S N.Y., whiC'h was founded in l!l19 . nearly E'Verything connected with "That's not our intent." he said. me game. ThE' number of auto, ''We want to enjoy those people from graphed basE'balls alone exceeds a this state. thosewhomlght neveqi:E'l thousand, Gardner said. into Coo~rstown ." The ha ll of fame started as a Eakin's said his interest" In Bicentennial project In NPWcomerbaSE'ball began In 19.17 In Cievl'land stown. It outgi'E'W tllal site and was where he saw Joe DiMal(j(io's nnoved to SpringfiE'Id In 1~ . hitting strl'ak stopped. but his real The dE'Cislon to movE' It to ToiE'ito drlvE' toward honoring contributors wasmadewhm It becarneapparent the museum WOUld draw bigger to the garrie came In 1966, wh(>n thE' Indians asked him to hE'Ip put crowds If located in a larger city. together an old timers ~~:arnE'. preferably one with a professional ."It was a wonderful lime," he team. Eakin said. satd. "We wanted a city with strong In 1967. Eakin organized a llnanclal backing and continuous thl'E'('-day E'V'E'Otln NPWcomerstown crowds," he said. . honoring the cmtE'nnla IofCy Yo'ung The Lucas County Rec Center. drew 50 old timers and attention homE' of the Mud Hens, fit the bill . The recreation facility draws 1.6 ·from then -governor James Rhodes, who gave the state hall of famE' million people a YE'ar and rnore his backing. concept Important, was willing tQ erect a " In 19'79 WE' found out It was fl'!'e-standlng building to house the becoming too largt> of an E'VE'nt. The collection, Eakin said. muSEIIIII was In a storefront." said Showcases containing uniforms, Eilkln. PfOit'ams poot(Jjll'lll)bs, and othE'r I �• 16,1985 C·2 ..:..The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 16. 1986 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio.:..Poin1 Pleasant. W. Va. ·~!cklaus, Watson and Trevino out; ~Bear's' streak sllapped .:_ :: , (!'MARTINIADER •· •• . UPISponaWrtter { ~INGHAM. Mich. (UP!) - ~ to Jack ~ar ago, during the U.S. Opi>n, pointed OUt , l!l~us that IX' had made the cut m 11ta(champiofl$hlp every year sinct> ~' ~ ' Thtsweekend,whenthe85th0pen champion is crowned, Nicklaus expects to be off somewhere playing golf wit h his son, Jack Jr. . shootlnga,.>-over-par73Fridayfora 36·hoietotal ofl49. Tom Watson and Let>Tn>vlnoalso missed the two-round cutoff at 146. 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The tournament Is an 18 ·hole shotgun start at the Riverside e lub In Mason onJune21. A few corporate sponsorships a!'E' stlll avalla}lli' and there a!'E' some spots remaining in the field. Corporate sjxmsorshlps are$500 and Bob F reed is thecontact'!orthose at 992-2044. lndlvldual applications for the dinner and golf are available at $150and they can be obtained at area' golf eourses, banks and business establishments. SPECIALS 12' 14' 16' 11' 2.02 3.08 4.42 5.98 . pitcher also was buttonholed by "My being traded Is in the hOriZQn, team president Peter Bavasl. but until that daydawnsl'llpltchmy .. We can't · trade you ," said a butt off for the Indians." laughing BavasL "You really Blyleven, f>-6, notched hjs seventh packed them In tonight ta dlsap· complete game while striking out pointing crowd of 6,380.1 seven and wal king th!'E'e. "Anyway, we're pl'E'parlng a gol(j "The 34·year·old Blylevt>n. wh!> watch f'\," you that you'!'E' one of 83 said he "doesn't fit into the Indians' pitchers ln history to win 200. You futUre," is being sought by Callfor· can pick it up on your first visit nla, Minnesora, St . Louis and back ." Toronto. Blyleven chuckled at the gallows The 15·year VE'tera who ls :nl-173, humor,,but quickly became sertous. absOrhed an unearned run d1,1e to a "I'm glad for the 200th, but pair of first -inning errors by gladder! hat I pitched well ;" hesaid. shortstop .Julio Franco . "I don't think aboutleavirig- I told "Biyl~en pitched superbly, " said, them I wouldn't be r e-slgtJing after · t\'s manager Jackie Moore. "Would next yl"ar. I like.to have him in my rotation? .Bank One to · ·.help sponsor :Diles tourney SALE ENDS SATURDAY I' 10' ' • 'IOiiol MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE NOW AT T&L HARDWARE, INC. 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WAS ss,900 NOW JUST$5,000. �• Page-C-4 The Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Wildlife news Bear hunting trip success By ToM BELVILLE 'TC' maintains one-strolie lead in U. S. Open feelings we~ .;.,nflrmed a b9u t 9: 45 p, m . when a fine bear swam the little river near his bait. l.t climbed up over ihe bank and sat down on Its rear-end and took a few bites of grass. · It raised up on all fou rs and appeared headed for the bait. Bret raised his Browning 7 nun magnum and one well -placro shot In the neck at 75 yards dropped old bruin In his tracks. It had been a long, hard four days, but our persistence had paid off; for Bret at least. · Thursday, I sat on a differe nt bail a nd heard a bear two or three times in ihe bush, but he never caine out. Friday broke, cl!'ar and beautifu l, . but by early afternoon clouds had rolled -in and the rain with them. I headed out to my bait station a bout · 4 p.m. and was sta tioned there well before 5 p.m. AI) hough it l"as raining, the wind was rather calm and blowing in my direction. At p;30 p.m. I heard a bear In the bush about 50 yards to my tight, but he nev!'r showed . Amund 8 p.m. it stopped raining. At 9: 32 p .m. I checked my watch . When I looked back up a black bear was standing at the edge of the bush at atJout 100 yatds facing me. I put the cross ha irs on 1h<' center of his chest and squ~ the trigger of my Reining· ion 3:).()6. The bullet hit hom!' and the bear went down . How!'v<'r, he fell Into a ditch where I couldn 't .see him . I wondered where he went for a few seconds, then saw the brush rattUng as he W!'nt throUgh it .. Walt Foster, our guide, "'as soon there and tracked the bear through the brush to where h<' lay. There was much hand·shaklng and back·slapplng. A wonderful week of black bear hunting was SpecW Correspondent GALLIPOUS - · I recently retUrned from an ex.clt1ng and successful bear hunting trip In Ontario, Canada. Good !~lend and colleague, Bret Wll•on, joined me for our adventure. We arrived In Mathe$0n ; Ontario on Sunday, June 2. Sunday hunting Is permitted In Ontario; so we were ')n our baits by 5 p.m . that evening. It was cold and windy. Neither Bret nor I had any acllon. Mondav moJnlng and £-venfng gav.- s imil~r results. Bears are· reluctant to 'move on windy days especially · when It 's cold too. Tuesday morning the weather began to Improve and our enthusl· asm Improved also. AI though no ·bears were spotted lu the morning, · we h,a d great anticlpallon for the evening.. • , Anticipation turned to rea lity for me at 8:45 p.m. when I spott!'d a large bear about 150 yards away' approaching my bait station. He began moving to the right, behind som«;> brush then stopped and went back the way he came. To my astonishment another bear, smaller than the flr5t , ambled out of . the bush (Canadian's name for tne thick woods ). The larger ·bear qulck)y chased tbe smaller one ·back Into the'bush. My heart was pounding loudly as the big bear headed back my way. Then he disappeared into the bush. About :a> minutes later, I heard him about 50 yards ' to. my right thrashing around In the bush, but I couldn't see him. The n shortly :ttefore dark, something told me to . !OQI< behind me. There, about 40 ,yards behind me stood the big black bear. I slowly turned and raised my rifle all In one movement. The bear over. -spotted me and with one jump was Into ti;Je bush and out of sight. I watcl:led "for him for about 10 mln~tes wilhout · luck. The dim e.vening light wa• nearly gone so ·1 decided to make myself scarce and come back on Wednesday: I wasn!t pa rticularly fond of having such a large bear so close and It nearly (lar k , which gave him the advantagr. · On Wednesday,, Bret had. goOd feel}ngs allout tbe evening hunt. The two showers we had that evenltig dampened his spirit a little, but he· Just had that feeling. His · Ify MIKE RABUl\" UPJ Sports Writer BIRMINGHAM. Mich. (UP!) Tze-Chung Chen, a golfing nomad . hopi ng to find his fortune far from home, produced a second straight day of"magical shots Friday that helped him maintain a one stroke lead after ·two rounds of the U.S. Open. On a day which had lhe greatest player of the era, Jack Nicklaus , . miss the .'l6-hole0pen cutfort.heflrst time in a generatlon, Chen survived a near sleepless night, a huge traffic ja m arid a wobbly start to shoot a 1-under·par 69 over the Oakland Hills Country Club courSe. 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Westley's Bleche ' Wlte 20"' Or Auto Poll.sh ivtctoo See )OUr Arilnl dl i1er IIIII the ._. 5 hp, Sff'r'!lq20 ...... tlllertDIIM RIDENOUR SUPPLY 8.99 Your Final Cost 1.77 ·~whllll Accel7mm Wire Set oltor mlg's50' rebate wUh purch. of 2 Lan-lin Hand Cleaner 17.99 Accel Smm Wire Set CHESTER, OHIO ,.,.3301 Woatily'lllleclle Wlte ..... .. Sale 4.88 .· goiiOn Reg. 6.99 Windjammer Fail Eagle Engine Stands CHESTER, OH. 19.88 17.88 49.95 BAUM TRUE.VALUE LUMBER lW. MAIN · Reg. 87' LimU t6 Reg. t .07 Limit 16 .. < Autolite Spark Plugs non-resistors 94<= 69¢ oltormlg'a1.50r8bote •••••••••••••••••••••••,••••••t••,•••••••••••'•••••olletlett: THAT DESTROY METAL. · ' HOME SATELLITE' TV SPECIALISTS WE HAVE THE 30 % WON'T GIVE IN TOTBE ELEMENTS Stat<' Quallfler tournament will be held June 22 a nd 23 on Ihe Syhcuse and· Middleport Fields. There are fourC berth and flv!' D berths. En! ry fee Is $80. Two sponsor tmphi!'s along with a fir<' place entry fee In the state tournament wiUI be·pald. For further lpformatlon eontact Steve Stewart a t 992-6349 or Mich . Ash at 992-6317 or 992·6036. June 16, 1985 Point Pleasant. W. Va. 111Cf811- horoepowor and mileage. *FF 6000 Reg. 24.95 Pnwldoa 1 porllblo, -and convenient method lor tho repair or 'O ptronics Transmission Cooler 12.ooo rbs. nc.to4o ...--.-.- Doolgnod lor IHI heat d!Mipotlon. Reg.' 28.00 ov.m.ut on"" onglne. #199t Reg. 88.95 Sav e O ve r 7 00 .. ..."" ""~ .,,......... . . -. ... -..-.-...... "' . . ' . . .. .,.' .... . .. ..·....:..; . . . ..... "'.""'" . .... .. ........ .••......• ..•..' .• '. ..-. -•• ... . ......... . • .. • .• . ... .-.· . .-.•.. ~ ' Save 20.00 20 .000 lb. cooler • 36.00 - .. Two Ton Bottle Jack ~~~Reg . Reg. ·t8.95 11.88 4 Ton*t5HT · ' Reg. 14.95 . ....... . .. Sale9.99 ' Trolly Joc:ko · Reg. 47.81 .. ' .... ' .. Sale 36.8& ' . ' ~ . Save Over 4 00 . .-... .. ol ..... - -.. ·' 8.88· ·New·Brake Shoes will! exchange • Or Brake Pads 7.88 Master · Cylinders 16.88 calipers wUh rwbulldobto oxchongo. Rtg. 20.95 wHh rebulldable exchlngo. Reg. 2t.IS Reg. 12.49& 9.95 Whoel Cylinders ' · Reg. from 16.95 Motolllc Piela Reg. tHIS .. Sale14.88 , I ' ;, Van and Truck Shocks Reg.18.95 '. ,... ' .'. Sale 12.99 CHEST FREEZERS ' Cherry Bombs Fttr light trucks, vans and RVs as well as high performance cars. 10,95 6TonU7lfr ·' · 14.·88- 6.88 6.99 nc.to 90 ' .. .. .. .. . Salelrom 11 .95 19.95 .•·-. ·, .... .•,•.. ::•, .•, .. ., .• • ..;• .• .•.• , .• 7.95 Dorey Motorcycle Batteries High quollty l>lttorios lor •, ' popular motorcycles. Reg. from 12.95 Reg. trom 29.95 5 00 011 • • ..·: '· •, • .W~ • ••• Prlces·tn effect Jutlo16 thru June 22 , 1985. We re. .rvethe right to limlt quantities. WE SERVICE AND WE DELIVER---ALL APPLIANCES ON SALE ~ ·. • •• .r •• ..• • •• 209 UPPER RIVER ROAD GlLLIPOUS,. OHIO • I .. ' • • !~ . '• < •• :: �June 16, 1985 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Rain.:~. Mil. ........... ... , 51'1 :1»1 J2 61 .200 Clark. StL .............. .,.. !"M211 :IJ&:! .:.!H Rrw-. 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A\'I'I".IKI' f>,Kfl tr am ha~ pluyl'd • 1"ati0nal I P1JP~f' - Coodrn. 1'\Y 1.1'!t: Sutcllff£1, pll 1. 11 : Sandrr.oon. Chi :!:.1-f: ;J t., -1~ Sl..1 .4.~ tlrd with !14'\'f'h rBa!lt"'d on 1 innln11 x numtx'l· :1" ,'i2J:l .~ill nl~ pl11iw>rs vlrror~, - Hooston .......... .............. .:n r. Ji'W Cuk>man. ::\tl. 42 : llu.,okln.-.. SO lHI: Mah ler. All.lll·!'l: l.i(.OO('n , r--'Y ~-:t: Solo. Cln 8-~. · 1 :.!L :\ ... ....... ..... ... l9 ;rr :t!1 l ri p!n .~ou rgh ., GALLIPOLIS - Following the June 13 results of th~;> city men's. softball league, OhioCompaJiy, with an 8-1 mark, holds down top spot, followed by Foodland of Gallipolis . with a 7-1 record. Griffy's is third a t 7-2; Free Agents 54; Southern Comfort 44; Elliott's 76 ~5; Sparkle Supply 4-5; · Old Brick Tavern 2-5; Gallipolis Jaycees 1~ and Holzer 0.9. Second ha lf play wUI conclude July 18. Result,s of tbe initial second scores J une 13 were: FOodland 11, Holzer 3; Ohio Company 12, Jaycees 7; Sparkle Supply 6, Old Brick 2 and Southern Comfort 6, Elliott's 4. Mt{A;>(o, SIL :.5: 1 ~. 01121: Cloddi'n . SF'\ 'X.!; Ralnt'!i. Mtl 1.~. . ATTlf'ril'an 1-l'a,lt\lt' - Pt•Ui!>. Cal :.!6: Hrndt,lson, NY 21 : Colllm . Oilk :JJ: Rutk•r, Cl<'\' 1\-t: Ga ll'la ami M (lli(' b~.-. Tor Jti. Pl.d*lll \'kicrit.,. 1'\IJiior~.<d IP<t~ - Anduja r. StL 12-1: ' Tomnto at lb\lon Bob Homer agreed, pointing out throwing error by Nick Esasky In third-baseman's throw to second that the Br!lves haven't played well the l'lghth inning and Horner added sailed Into deeP right, and Oberkfell m the la te Innings In their last few a two-run homer to lead the braves came a ll the way a round. MlU1ll1Y garnes. to victory. stopped at third . · ' "Toscorethreerlll)Slnthel'lghth " It's a tough game to lose," said r~=======::;=:; lnningkindofmade.thegameallttle Dave ConcEpcion who extended his bit easier,"· he said. ''You could hitting streak to J.5 gaQ'Ies. . . relaxa llttle bitoutthere.Sut (Bruce . Oberkfell, with one out ' In thl! Sutlel') could make a couple of eighth; led oH with a ,singiE! to right mistakes and get away with it, A offstarterSoto,S.!>. DaleMurphyhit couple of extra runs always helps." what appeared to be a doubl~play 1...;...----:----------~-----.:.,_--1 Ohio Company, Foodland early leaders in race stok'IIB~ - Mllwaukl•• a t R.<tltlm:)ff• DAroll al N~- York ·~~ ' r..atklnal l A'.:JgtjC'- Mur~hy. A. til~ Clark. Sll. ~1 ; C~·. {'hi t! ; f;ur m 'T(l. l A 11 : Boslon 4. Tomnto 1 Ckwlund 6. OaklarnJ 1 bt-l roll 4. Nf"A' Yor k() (llic ~o Bravesgavethelrfansallttleslgnln the ~lghth Inning Frtday nlgl!t that third baseman Ken Oberldell says Is a good one. "Webeatoneofthetoppitchersln the league tonlght." OberkfeU said after the Braves defeated Clncln• nat!, 64, " We cam e back in the seventh Inning and got them In the elghth . TI!at 'sgot tobe a blg llftwhen you can get a guy like (Mario ) Soto.. We proved Wf' can come tlack from last night's game when we were a little down. That's the sign of a good club." Par~t'l' , Cln........ ... . .. .. .. . . !'i7 22~ ;I) 68 ~'IN Mw-\)11 ~-, All. .. , ................ 5i :llli ~1 Rio ~"111 Majors Torunlo ,. •. ~2!~;.,_~~ST,!!.~ja!!,~(-:!~!!?.~:,~~~~~~ '" "' · SMITH-NELSON ·MoroRs, Inc • 500 E. Main 992·2174 Pomeroy, OH.• .PONTIAC ~., WI SILL IXCinMINT We will custom design your ·pool and privacy Fencing to meet your needs. Let us custom 'design 8 deck kit just for you . ' We have a complete stock of dimension lumber, poles and posts for ail your decking, fencing and building needs. ' TUIIE·UP PAm STOP IN ANO SEE US AT ' NON·RESISTOR · SALE .. PRICE .J4C · DISTRIBUTOR·.ciPS FRONT -END ALIGN.MENT on June 22 ~ nd 23 at Eastern High School . The tournament will be for class C and class D teams. E ntry fee · is $65and two balls and wiU be double elimination. The d rawing will be on Thursday, June~. at Eastern High School · First and second tel\fll trophies and first place individual trophies will be awarded. Those· neroing information should call Myrlyn Cline, 614·989·2958. AC·DELCO ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT FIRE RING SPARK PLUG$ ~-sa 985-3301 DUGAN'·S · ~ponsored by Cline's Softball Team AC-Delco. The Smart Parts. - TUNE-UP Kin CHESTER, OH. Plan softball event ..i EAST MEIGS - Th<'re will be a women's USSA softball tournament SPAll PlUGS 'EXCLUSIVE AT CORVAIRS BAUM LUMBER ' ~389 -12 YEARS EXPERIENCE- .Located On Main St. in Rutland •Complete Front End Parts & Service •On-Car Computer Balancing *Chassis Pasts In Stock 89! YOUR CHOICE I liMfT2 '. 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The end result will be ..... . 2.99 · GASitt LIAi ~ KIT CAR WAX SALE PRICE 'FORM R~DIATOI •· 49 . 3 GREAT CAR POLISHES ·· ~ WESTLEY'S CONCENTRATE CAR PQLISH ' . . • SIMONIZ SUPER BLUE CAR WAX ' • JOHNSON'S KIT CAR WAX!WITH '1 REBATE) ' YOUR CHOICE! ·, IACH .. 2111 RADIATOR HOSES SYLVANIA· ~~" 399 SEALED IUM . II OM HEADLIGHTS -. FAN BELTS :.::,29 9 . ,• f'OM RADiATDi cAPS •All electr:onic amplifiers replaced 1.9.9 299 ...._ * AFTER REBATE FOR .JOt!NSON KIt CAR WAX IN LIQUID OR PASTE --~iiiiill- •All defective cable replaced STACK-oN COMIINA'tiOtl •More reliable service SEAT COVERS: 99~ IOOLCHEST . • . •15 Basic tel.e vision stations ' '.. . IN LIQUID OR PA-STE FORM ACRYLAMB HI OR lO BACK BUCKET SEAT (;;OVERS • TOP & BOTTOM·SE'T • PROFESSIONAL SIZE • PORTABLE SIMUlATED SHEEPSKIN IN SILVER, BlAC~•.CHAMPAGNE ~RMANUF . REBATE SALE PRICE 1219 •5 Extra tiered satellite stations · •5 Optional Premium Movie channels IIEAYY DUTY-2 TON ROOIJAO •16·Stereo Radio Music stations ' WE'RE. TRYING TO SERVE YOU BETTER ' ~ ag.sa -w- SIMUlATED SHHPSI(IN · ONI SIZE FITS BOTH · · HI OR LO BACk BUCKETS 'l''' ' I'ROfiSSICINAl MODEL .-S'A~ ..S'...!<~ HEAVY ~DUTY ' \ MOUTON · SUPREME GBIUINE SHHPSI<IN PlLT HIGH OR LOW BACK BUCKET SlATS IN !lHAifT StlVER OI~AIINf IXl1A • . 39~~ SOfT& CONifOITABlf /. I ' · CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS GROUP . . . . .14.10 Jefjerson Blvd. • Point Pleasant r . HOUH: ION. tllhi FRI. I to I SATURDAY Ito ~ SUNDAY t to 5 Bill K•lly, Manager SILVER BRIDGE ·PLAZA PHONE 446-9335. . . .. ,. . ' . .' ,' . . • . ,.'J'· ·, . ' . ..•• ·, \ G . I �.. )_ • June 16, 1985 tate local •OHIO VALLEY FOODLAHD •GALLIPOLIS FOODLAND •POINT PlEASANT FOODIAND •BIG BENI) FOOOLAND ~im~•- itntiaut Section ...._.. .June 16, Vets Memorial to OMD extended care facilit . . . . . . . . . .. ,. .. ~ or M~licare and-Medicaid, ~swell health nurses. Those who need less as private . insurance compa ny · than hospital car!'. but more than Tlmes,l5entmel Stalf POMEROY -A skilled nursing- . funds. Even after the extended care hOme ca re, will be givm the choice Intermediate ca~ facUlty of 25 beds · facility Is put iniO opo;oratlon, the of Sl'\lerai area nursing facilities Including till' iiew skilled nursing- . will open . at Veterans Memorial hospital wiil still have 44 beds. As for staf(ing of the new wing, lntermf'diatecarewlngatVeterans. Hospital .In latE' 'July, Scott Lucas. Dail~y said tha t a registered nurse Lucas noted thaf. in reaUty the hospital administ'ra.tor, announced will be on puty day shift, seven days east -west wlilgwlll now be pllt to tht> today. The new nursing facUlty, Lucas . a week, while the evening and night use for which it was built in 1970.'1be · said, ·will be devefoped in th~ shifts will be staffed by . licensed · addition to the origlnai' building practical nurses. "My matn concem constructed ln1962 was designed for east-west wing of the buUqing. · In his announcement, Lucas said will be that these patients are given long-term c;tre · bUt was . almost immediately changed over to reguthe l!nal approval from-the state In quality care:; she commented, Ileing in the same building where lar hospital acute care· due to the · the way of a certlllcate of need has !:¥'en received. Thea.ctuallaunching acute hospitalcareisbelngprovlded need at that time. The wing in addition- to ·patlent of the new program awa~s certifica- is a decided "'plus'', Da!ley e~plained, in that ail-of the services of rooms, some singlE'. sorTie double, tion lor Medicare ~U~d Medicaid the hospital, · including ·the emerwith In-room n>stroom facilities, ·funds which Is expected to-follow an room and its doctors, the also lneiudes large separate ba- · ·gency on' slte inspection about the· first of pharmacy, and the physical ther·throoms for men and women , with . July,. apy department, will beavailablei.o . racllitfes where patjents In wheel· Rhonda Dalley, R.N., employed at the hospital slrlce 1974 and the patients in the skilled nursing- · chairs and those in need of lifts can cUITently serving as In-service intermediate care extended care. be bathed or showered. Thelargeroomatthecenterofthe · director and quaUty assurance Such services as laundry and , wing, now caiied the east-west coordinator. has bet>n named direc- kitchen wil( also be shared dining room and frequently used for tor of the fadUty. ' ENTRANCE The pallo Lucas described the current Dalley views the !acUity ·as meetings and conferences, will be · area 1>utslde the east-west wing · development of the skilled nursln~ providing a "blend ofservices." For converted into . a day room for ol Veterans Memorial Hospital, patients with comfortablE' furnish- · which Is being <.'OOveried into a: . · and Intermediate care.tacliity as a· sonie, she said, this will mean basic ings and tf,'ll'vlSion·, and wUi Include . skUied nursing-lntennedlate · culmination of about year's work custodial care on a long-term basis, an area for socfal ae'tiv-itles . . care facUity, wiD be .designated . to get Into a position wtiere Veterans while for others .lt will mean seeing That room o~ns onto the patio ) as the entrance IAI the new Memorial · f!ospltal can·· seJVLce · that they get their medication or which willlle.availablelori,ISeby thE' · t~ "who do not require total physical therapy, thai dressings arE' extended care center expected . hospital care, Qut dO require more . changed and that IV's, feeding patients and will also serve as the IAI open in late July. The large tbanhomecare, a middle ground, of tubE's, colostomies, and' catheters entrance for visitors to tlie new Just '!ff lhe patio, loog used elitenS)cd care section or the sorts, lor I}lose needing sOme skilled are maintained.· for a dining and conferilnce or intermediate nursing care, One requirement for admission, hospitaL a(ea, wiD be converted IniAl a According to Lucas, double doors whether short or long term." Dailey said, will be that the patient for patients. Rhoncta day will separatE' the hospital and the As explained by Lucas, one of the must have a private physician .out Dalley, R. N. has been named skilled nursln_g·lntermediale care primeadvantagesofthi'newfacllity there Is no requirement that' thE' dlre<:tot of the m•w facUlty RDd Is racility. He anticipates no structural willbequalitynursingcareatmuch doctor be on the staff at Veterarts pl<.otured here with ScoU Lucas, Jess cost to the IX'rson or agency Memorial HospitaL There is also no changes will bl' requirl'!l to meet hoSpital administrator, a• they stall' standards. paying the bill. . .. . . regulation regaflllng the transfer" rt'vlew ·plans fo.r the change. Ch;lnging the use oft he wing will . He compared hospital costs of ring of a patient from one ean> mean· better utilization qf both the $170perday anduptothe$Wpo;orday tacility'toanother. building and the employes, Lucas and up which willbe~harged In the It was emphazed by Lucas that said. He anticipates that additiona l skilled nursing-lnte}'lrtediate care . the hospital's home healthcoordina- . staff will be added as the new unit . C wing. tor working through the Ohio develops. • He also sees lnltlating extended / Department of Health will continue SIIAIUNG EQUJPMENI'- One advantage of an In-hospital extended "Everything is in place and we'rE' 0 <;a~ servlces / lntp · the overaU todetermlne thelevelofca reneeded just waiting · now for the final . care center~ the sharing of services and equipment already available. . · . , , hospital pl'(lg}'llm as a stabilizing by a patient where payml'nt will be Here Rhonda Dailey, R. N. direciAir ol the Skbi<.t Nurslng-lntennediate . approval from Med icaid and Medio financial factor for Veter":"s Mem- coming from public funds. _ Care FacWty, shows some of the physical therapy equipment which wiU he concluded. care", orial whlc_ll.llkeotherh98Pitals, .has Many patients wlll continUE' to be 1 he available IAI patients in the new center. . . ~ 5el'tl II ~etllnlng censusdUI' to more discharged to their homE'S and given TAMPA. Fla . <UP!\ - A drug strt_ngent regulations regarding use the benefit of visits rrom the home smuggling ring that brought in 2,400 kilc.; of cocaine and "tons" of marijuana durin~;( the past five . . yl'ars has been brokeh by the indlctml'nt of 1Speople, according to U.S. At.torney Robl'rt W. Merkle. ~TlONAL WEATHER SERVICE FOFigC.~ST to 7 AM EST &-1H5 A federal grand jury returned a . ~ )3if0Uiit indictment Thursday, but It • wa~ tiOt.~nsealed until Friday. POMEROY Two days of Merkle identified the major calliope music played from a · dl'felidant as Albl'rt Samuel Fortna . decorat ive red and gold circus . Jr., 40, 'of Tampa , Fla. , who· was wagon wm·re .a leatureorHeritage ·. ·named ·in 12 of the counts:Weeken~ being staged at the M.eigll fort·na iS beinglield without·IJ9nd County · Museum ·· Saturday and In Pallas on other federal charges, Sunday. . as are James Lynn Harnage. 38, o(/ The caiiiope is owned by Myron . lniJian, Rocks .Beach, named ,tn Duffield of Olmsted· Falls and it all ~en counls; and. Ronald Rliul started in 1967when Dufrleld hl'aded POjand. 38, Woodstock, Ohio,!)imed a Cub Scout troop and designed a in ene count. · · _,. float for his scouts to rldeon Ina local tortna' is cha·rged with en~aging parade. ThE' result was a riverboat inJ continu\ngcrimlnalenlerpri~; noa·t completewithworkingcalliopo;o ta)!lng$250.<XXXl rrorri Tampa to San IEUII'D----., which was made !rom old organ A~as: Colombia, without filing pipo;os and a vacuum cleaner. ' . required federa) forms; two C01Jnts ·Duffield then toured • the country ~IMOWIRI.... PUIW of-1coi)Spli·acy to import cocaine; inspecting and playing the caiiiope at\(l JJne count each of importing and played the Instrument on the coUtne, possession · of .cocaine, Delta Queen. · · ~TilER FORECAST~ During early Sunday mornlt!g, showers · conspiracy to posssess cocaine. . During these travels Duffield are forecast for portions of tbe lower Great Lakes and north Atlantic '<"nsplracy to distribute cocaine, found partsoffouror fi vPca lliopo;os In ·Collllt regioil$. Elsewhere, weather wW be lair in general UPI c:onsplracy to import marijuana, Texas, Arkansas and Ok lahoma ~onsplmcy to possess marijuana, and from these constructed his own conspiracy to distribute marijuana operating calliopo;o. it took two · and possession of marijuana. yearrs and a $2500 inlresiment . The MONDAY TiiROUGH WEDNESDAY: Fortna wa s the only defl'ndanr calliope ha~ 4.3 whistles made of Chane!' of showers and thunderstorms each day. Through the charged with transporting m 0n.;oy . CALLIOPE - Music Irom this old time calllope housed in an attradh·c brass pipo;os ranging in height from period highs will generally lie 75 to 85 and lows 55 to 65. out of the country UlegaUy·and witll red wid gold drcus wagon wUI be featun.>don hoth days~~ the w<.>ekrnd'• five Inches to two feet in diameter engaging In a continuing crim!fial observance of Heritage \Vl>ekend. from seven-eights of an Inch to thr-ee entellJrlse. and one half inches. All other counts in the Indictment pic lures from I .C'ar Ph.otograph,\'; t...,: • ' • · Duffield had to rebuilt somepart.s, Friday from 2 until dark; on art work of ochool childJ'C'n; J deal With ronsplracy lOt import, Sa turday from 10 a.m. to d ark and ,•' • restore others and improvise st ill Northwest . possess and distribute cocaine and pictur!'S takPn in an old Ii m~ stock _• . from Sunday noon to 5 p.m. more. The cabinet. va les and the , oCcasional SbOW!'(S and thunderstorms W!'re roreeast ror marijuana, and pos~ssion of CO· Exhibits and dis plays wiii be will for a fee; copying of old photos b)• • ;:,.• , keyboard wereall t'C'built. There are Saturday with the high 70 to 75. Winds 1.\!l're expected to bl' from the ca ine arid mari juana. Lear Photognlphr r, wi th Sf\ · only ~ very limited numbl'r of be featured both days of the southeast at 10 to 20 miles per hour. There was a cha,nce of evening ·. Merkle estimated thP wholesale donation to r:nus<'um inc luding a ca lliopes like Duffieids remaining In weekpnd wit h ac tivities starting showers and thunderstorms Saturday ight ·and then clearing towai-d v~iue of the cocaine a 1$!l8 m!Uion, negative and 5x7 print . the museum at ll a .m. on the United Sta tes. Sunday morning with a low _near 55. Winds from the south WE're and the marijuana at $.ll million. In the m ini' th<'atC'r, thcrrwill bt· ~ Myron purchased a circus ca lli - Saturd ay. Th~y will include expectEd. to bl' westerly at .five to i5 miles po;or hour. Sunday mostly · .' Two of.thP po;oopie named In the two ShowS, a slidt> shm·v of hi;;toric "., opo;o wagon ror his insti-ument. The handmade culcimer display by Biii homes and a movir from J9:lli ot ~ Sunny with a high nl'_ar 81 ; indictment alrt'ady were in custody •~• wagon was buUt rrom the boll om up. Gnreser; shoe cobbler, JrwpU Central Lakeshore, Central Hfgblands •in Tampa on 'other federal ,::barges several at'C'a school chiidrrn. Curtis; qu ilt ing display and fifth wheel running gear using a Occasslonal 'showers and thunderstotms were forecast for .;... John_Jpseph Urena, 29.orTampa, 'fhere wUI br food t:wailablt· with , complete with an ornately deco· demonstt·a lion by women of th!' ' Saturday with a high 70 to 75. Winds were expected to bl' from the flltll counts; and John Ross StuD, 23, thP Sutton-Carmc•l Churc h S<-l ll ng : RSVP program; spinning demonrated box with cutouts for viewing IOU'th to the aoutheast at 1d to 20 miles ~r hour. ShOwers and of Tamfla, two counts. · stration, Pa t Philson; cha ir caning, old !ashionro lx·an• and cornb1'C'atl the calllopo;o. thulldersm11111 were expo;octed Sa luday night with lows 55 to 60 Ten I defendants were arrested and the Episcopa l Church Women une Ashley; encapsulating of old J In conjunction with Ihe weekend degrees. Winds were forecast !rom the southwest at rive to 15 miles selling sandwiches and soft drink,. FridltY and three remained at large. actlvlti!'S, the last working stern- documents, Karen Werry; exhibit per hour. Sunday wlll be mostly sunny with highs 75 to 81. Sunday Stlil at large were Mark Jeffrey The ca lliop<' will pia)· both rla)'S. .. wheeler on the Ohio River, the or Meigs County stencilled . becoming mostly suimy wtth highs 75 to tll. Hines, 3.1, of Mon>land, Ind .. three Hours on Saturcla)' a rf' 11 am . t07 _: ; Juanita. owned by Ohio Power Co. stoneware fmm the collect ion of East i..aileshore, Northeast Inland · counts; WUliam Jeske, 23, Temple · p.m. and on Sunday I to 5 p.m. ~ will be at the Pomeroy levee on Mike Robert s; dagunwtype Cloudy conditions with a chance of a shower was forecast for TerTace, two counts; and Joseph '' I Saturday. Occassloani showers and thunderstorms were expected Lee LaChance, 35, Land 0' Lakes, ' .' Saturday afternoon with highs 7li to 75. Winds were forecast from the one count. '' south to southeast at 10 to 20 miles per hour. Showers and Arrested In Florida Friday were ' ... .• thunderstoims were forecast for Saturday night with lows 55 to 60 WU!Iamn. Patrick Hecker, Z'/, of dej(tees. Sunday It wiU become mostly Sunny with highs 75 totll. The MARTITTA. Ohio (UP!) McConnelsville' in Morgan County. PeJTine and nl<l to the homo of a - ·' Ode$18, two counts; Gilbert Kt\ej'r, chance of rain is :lJ prrcerit-thls morning. James K. Perrlne,47, Marietta, was Perrine fled the plane's wrecknearby residC'nt who called JXllice .• 50, Tampa, thrEe counts; PhUip East Lakellhore, Nortbeal!llnland arrested Friday In connection wtth age, but was a pprehended by Authorities sa id the shooting was . Levine, 22. Tampa, . two counts; Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high 75 to 81. Chance of rain 20 shOOting a man in · Marietta and firefighters who ran after him. A apparent ly pm1 of a qomestic fight. Sll'\'t'll HlghtowPr, Z'/, Tampa, two stealing. and then crashing, an percent sunday. Morgan County volunteer fire Morgan County Sh!'riff dcput ies counts; Charles Robl'ri Branan.'!/, . . Miami YaleJ, !loulllwellt We.t Central airplane in an escapo;o attempt . department had been called to Pl!t sa id they found a .22-ca liber hand Tampa. ·two counts, Sonia Luz Sunday Is expected to be mostly suMy with a 10 percent chance of Pollee said Perrine fled the scene out the burning plane, owned by gun in thP plane. .Meza-de Cepeda, 38, Miami, one of the shOOting near downtown Charles D. Tt'ootnerofBeverly . rain. Mann is In fa ir condition at count; Luis C. Rivas, 401 Miami, one Central. South Central Marietta and hot wired an unatThe assault cha rge stems from a Marietta Memorial Hospital WhC'rC' count; and John Thomas Bowles, 61, Showers and thunderstorms were Ukl'ly Saturday with a Wgh near tended plane at Morgan C"ounty shooting that oceurred befor-e PerPerrine was also treated for a head . ,Hawthorne, two counts. . ' 75. South to southeast winds 10 to 20 mph were forecast , Mostly Airport. Morgan . County_ Sheriff rlne ·left Marietta . Authorities said cut berot'C' being turned over to · Ahested in theti' hOme states cloudy conditions with scattered shOwers and thunderstonns were , d eputies said Perrine drove t he ADen Lee Mann, 33, alsooi Marletta authorities: FrtOaywereJesusJohnHernandez. expected Saturday nigh with a low Jl('ar 00. Mostly.sunny conditions planE' down a runway and may have was shot In the uppo;or left arm at a Additional charges against PC'r37, penv«. one count, and Terry . were forecast for Sunday witll ti 10 po;orcent chance of rain. · ' ~nalrborne brtffly , but eventually home near downtown. rinc ar-e!X'ndlng. Hisa n·atgnment is Wayne Hough, 33, Shreveport, La., · crashed on ll · road south of Mann Wl!S reportedly chased by : scheduled lor Monday. · three counts. .' \ 8yCHARLENEHOE~CH .. SUGAR .. ; , I '·#<-·- a ronm room • OhJOan .among 18 harged · In Florida d rug rJfill' ' •... • music featured at Calliope ---Weather-.-__, Heritage Weekend celebration. FOODI.Ate FRUIT COCKTAIL 69( •--l·==m-... JIF . PEANUT· BUTTER SUC£D S~AB BACON; $139~ 2i~z·$259 Extended Ohio Forecast •.. State zone foreeasts . Man steals, crashes airplane oWl ,.-. .~ .. .,. llltiM To Lhll Oo•ndtln I l ' ~Prloeo Good !hru l81urdl!Y. JuM 22 ' . •U8DA Food l•n~~~~ Q!My, ~loci •Not lliNpOIIIIIIIe For Typogl8pl\lolll Erro" '( '. ' .. .'.. . .. �.· Page- 0 -2- The Sunday Times-Sentinel June 16. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. June 16, 19.85 Peep s, a Gallipolis Diary: :JO.~R SAFETY AWARDS ~ Eleven employees of Foote Mineral, New Haven, received four-point diamond pins as a part of the company's salety program. Pictured left to right are Ted Riley, production truck driver, Roy McKlDney, noduloy plunger, Eddie Bumgarner, sample man, Harold Parsons, railroad brakeman, ~ob Rollins, bulldozer operator with Joe Kealbley, production superintendent. Not pictured are Doney Roush, furnace operator, Orval WOes, crane operator, Brycle Sayre, retired craae operator, Clarence Roush, end loader operator, Thur on Workman, truck driver and Conley Dudley, tapper helper. Service restored SPROUL, W.Va. · (UP! ) Freight service tomore than a dozen · coal mines' has been restored with the repla cement of a collapsed bridge over the Coal ·River In easte rn Kanawha County. Chessle 'Syste m repa ir crews worked 24hour'sa daysinceJune 4 to . fix the bridge in Sproul tha t was seriously damaged during a train dera ilment. • .' I .·' )Jy J. SAMUEL PEEl'S GALLIPOLIS - From Gotham - the huge city ol New York cometh this shor1 typewritten note whlclt sparked ·a search for the date street cars last ran on their rails and hooked to the trolley wires in 'Gallipolis. Wr1ter of· t he note was John Rnssman, .ll4 Third A venue, Apart· ment 3D. New York 10010. The letter is dated nearly a year ago (July 23, 1984), and It reads tha t the s treetcar lln.e ra n here until abo ut 1923. Ro$sm a n said tljat the coun ty historical society told him t ha t none of t he loca l histor ies mention the s treetcars , · · RON McDADE, head man at the · ·Galilpolis office of the. Columbus a nd Sout he rn Ohio E lectric Com · pany, sa id tha t the last lime his company had a ny trolley cars on the streets was 1965 In Columbus. Not in Gallipolis. AN ACfMTY report reads that they've started the Bureau of Crippled Children agai n to be handled by Sharon Sto ut, R N. This newspaper gets coverage of the Hum an Service Cbu ncll a nd the Board ol Hea lih , a nd · they had several observers. . STUDENTS F ROM -Rio Grande c ollege a nd Community College Sc iJQOI ol Nursing v1slted a nd ma de · hom e v1slts ·w lth t ~ public health nu r-seS as part of their tra ining. ·Susan Elliott, RN, a nd Pat Howar d, RN, a ttended a counc il meeting 111 0. 0. Mcintyre Park along wit h Sharon Sto ut . Secretary of the Huma n Service Counc il Is Bonnie Watson , w ho a tte nded a meeting In Columbllli conc;lucted by the medicare Inte rmedia ry. GAL.LIPOLTS - In 1873 a fire broke out In the store of Lloyd and !ho m as In Centerville a nd before It could be put out 10 buildings on the south side o( the -~ main streel went up In smoke. In probably Centerville's worst fll'l' the fol· lowing properties were totally lost: Steele's sadd le shop, John !;>avis' saddle shop, Dr. Jenkins' drug store THE POPUlATION ol Center· and residence, the resldimce ol ville In the 1870s was about Dl. Thom as Evans as well as his store, The town had two hotels - t he Mrs. Steele's residence, ihe house Centerville Hotel (Centerville w as of John W. Davis , the John Roof · · then spelled Centreville) and the house a nd t he Je nkins a nd Thomas Home House. stor e. The town had a • nationa l \lan k It was probably s hortly afte r this begun In 1874 by L. M. Bem an, who tha t the building we. feature today a lso operated a pork packing .plant was built, or a t least a portion of 11 . Iii the town. · Now known as Ruff's Grocery, it There were two doctors- D. T. was In !he 1870s the s ite of Dr. J enkins and D. Tr acy; two carriage Jenkins' drug store. The disas trous shops- J . J. and B. F . Thom as had fire ol1873 hit a long t his pa rt of the one a nd Thomas E. J ones the other. town . · Lem Tho mas a nd Charlie Wood Dr. Jenkins' store was rebuilt a t both had saddle shops.. , least by 1875 for a bout that ttme the Centerv111e ha d two sa loons, three shoe shops, two . millinery . Galli polls Bulleti n reported that the shops , two ta ilors, two bl ackSmiths Ce!llervitle Lodge No. tm Odd F ellows had m oved from the a nd three gener a l s tores, Grafton's, E vans, a nd the Smith and G illil an Redmen's Ha ll to Dr. J enkins' drug Store where "they have a beautiful stores. a nd cozy .Lodge-room :: Among the The. Morgan brothers had the mill Oddfellows In 1875 were: J . D. and J . C. Manring had a tanneJ'Y. IN A LARGE advertisement_w.)l!J. pictures ol a couple women:. The ad v. Is signed, "The Big Store. Well & Co., VInton, Ohio." Bill Dowler brought these old VInton Leaders lp . , A SMALL 1907 adv. struc k Peeps fa ncy for cleverness. HeadllDe on It wa s "Buy Ha ir a t Auction?" Then the adv. continue: "At any ·rate, you seem to be getting r id ol it on a uction-sale pr1nciples: 'goi ng, goIng, 'g-o-n-e!' Stop t~ a uction with Ayer's· Hair VIgor ... " a nd so on. HERE are -som e more gems from thi> past as gleaned 6-om ihe VInton Leader of Thursday, June 13, 1907, whi.ch wa s eig ht months before ol' S;lm Peeps wa s born in GallipOlis: At the topuf a n Inside page -the pages .were not numbered - there's the masthead ident ifying the paper, asserting its second-cla ss mall m a tter c a tegorization, and listing the subscription price a s "one dollar a year, payable Invaria bly In ad va nce." Get that. "inva rta bly? " First item under the m asthead came Transfers of Real Estate, sta rting with Aaron F r ank to Clyde Switzer 10 Jots In Ma ple Sha de; then the figure $.Dl. P eeps ta kes It that was the pr1ce of the property transferred; you correct Peeps If he's wrong. Another tra nsfer was Dolly Blazer to Lacy W. Wa ll , city lot ll3; $2,0'Xl. Mos t expensive was In Springfield Twp.:·120 a cres from 1'. C. Guyn to Lelia Guyn $4,CXXJ. Othe r side of tha t page s howed tl\(' faces of two women In an adve rtisem e nt for P e-ru-na which "clea nsPs tit\' SYS· tern of the accumulations of winter." 3 DONATE FOR TRIP- To belp cover expenses to the Future Business Leaders of America National Tournament iD Houston, Peopies Bank of New Haven donated to the Wabama Hlgb School FilLA. Accepting a check from Jim Layne, vice president of tbe bank's New Haven office, center, are Melollle Fields, left, and Kendra Bass, right. The tournament Is June 30 to July 5. l .i ----- . ~----~~~~~~·-·., SAVE TO 50°/o l• • • ' QUANTITIES ARE liMITED SIZE SALE Pl55/80Rl3 P165/80R13 Pl75/80Rl3 . Pl85/80R13 Pl85/75R14 . Pl95/75Rl4 P205/75R14 P215/75Rl5 P225/75R15 . P235/75Rl.5 29.95 33.95 34.95 35.95 38.95 39.95 42.95 45.95 47.95 49.95 I would like to thank the NURR'I.INI NATIONAL TOURNAMENT - Dan Riggs, center, owner of Health Aid Pbarmacy of New Haven, made a donation to the Wa hama Future Business Leaders of Am.e rica for the club's trip to the FB.LA National Tournament In Houston June 30 .t o July 5. Receiving the contribulloo are Kendra. Bass, left, aDd Melonle Fields, right. SIZE Pl75/BOR13 Pl85/BOR1J Pl85/75Rl4 Pl95/75Rl4 P205/75Rl4 P215/75Rl4 P215/75Rl5 P225/75Rl5 P235/75Rl4 Agriculture and Four local -fanners take part our community • .in feed evaluation project By BRYSON .R. Ct\ R1'ER · E • tension Age nt .<\griculture & CNRD Gallla County GALLI POLIS- Four of I he local fa rmers arc participa1ing in a livPStock f('{>() ra1io n ovalualion &-monstra lion I his s umm~r . They are Rob MassiP. Jerry OPe l, John Payne and M & M F'a t·m s (Marion Ca ldwell !. M .G.M . Farms City, Inc. ol Pom e roy Is sponsoring t he project for the dairy farms and Southern States Point Pleasant Cooperative Is spo nsori ng the b<'el farm crmo ns tra tion .. Ration evaluation Is a program to prov ide Ohio da iry, beef an d sheep f;u ·ffi('I'S a n accurate a nd deta iled· a nalysis of the ra tions they are feeding their a nima ls. La boratory tec hnicians analyze the feeds being fed for nutrient cpntent . A computer ca lculates the total a m ounts of these nutrients fc<l dally per a nimal a nd compares theSe amounts wit h standard nut· rtent requireme nts lor that type of a nimal. To participate jn the program, a . , farmer submits to the analysis laboratory a sam ple of one or m ore of the feeds he is feeding his· animals I preferably ALL of the f('{>()s 1. He mus t also submll a completed "Fact Sheet" on which he Ind icates lhP type or types of ·an imals for whic h he wants the rat ion evaluated and the a nim a l's average body W<'lght. Cost of the Sta ndard Ana lysis (dr)• mattPr, crude protein , cal· c lum. p hosphorus, m agnesium , potass iu m . ma n g an ese, iron , cooper, zinc, estima ted TON, and sulfur content, and ration evaluation) Is $L'i per feed sample submitted. Additional services are availa ble for a modest fee. Within a bout two weekS alter the labora tory r eceives the feed samples and Fact Sheet, the larmerwUI receive b y m a ll a computer print -out sheet. On t he. sheet will be the analytical data for each feed In the ration. ' These a na lytic da ta are used in the "Ratio n E va lua tion" section ol t he report to s how the nutrients from all leeds in the ra tion. The , dally rllQ ulrem ents of the various . ' nut r ie nts are s hown for the type of a nima l Involved. The a m ount of each nutrient' consumed a nd required are compared, and, if defi <'Ciencles e xist, a s tatem ent Is printl'd on the report Indica ting the de ficie ncy a nd what gene ra l cor rective action s hould be ta ken. Ca ll or s top by and ask for a leafle t explaining the progra m a nd how to take s amples. Call 446·7007 or s top by 1502 Eas tern Ave., Gallipolis. Chase opens 22 banks . . COLUMBUS (UP!) -The Chase Manhattan Corp. ol New York opened Its 22 •commercial bankS Tuesday In several Ohio cities and appointed Richard C. Bittenbender II as president olthe banks that will be known as Chase Bank of Ohio. The new bank Is a member ol the Federal Reserve System and Is Insured by the Fe<!era l Deposit Insurance Corp. Chase Manhattan Corp. tsalsothe · first out ,of-state bank to do business in Ohio. ' ' SALE others not mentioned . The · · · Zion Church o f · C hrist. 'fri·ends 1r·om Middleport ChurCh of Chtist and Cal· 34.00 35.00 36.00 37.00 39.00 41 .00 42.00 44.00 46.00 RADIAL 1 2 · Sadly missed by Wife, Children and Grandchildren In memory of Oris Gaul who passed away June 15. 1966. leQulled . add $14 New Iron! disc pads. repack front wheel bearings, resurlace i10nt rotors. Conven· tiona lreor-wheel drive vehi· cies. Pr ices vary fo r front wheel dnve. Cali per over· haul $19 each if needed . H,ydraullc serVI ce wtll be 1e·. comme nded tl needed lor sale vehic le operation. ""••It!• lilT. it ro..l ()ri,; .0'11 D tdlfca horst ·wifn ont wt.itt fott nl tit name wos lob. He was trklly ft ht llep! y~ alert for t. trittl ID . . . atl 1M wllttr holft '*'ng tht .way. OriJ wcdd ~ mel soy, " (If . . dDI 't want to gt1 "'-! wlit• fool ~:· Wfft married 011 .IDitucwy 4, 1916. Topttwr we woMctcl and c•· rted our two ol~l ~- two Oftd a half miln up ft. hills IN thr...,qh tht hctllows to tt. "'"rtd M.l duch lwhtn it JMWfl! fn tht wiqltr, wr wtnl by dtcl), U. wholt faniittl wtnt to dud! and tht old Sainh of God st.ouh.. Mt· mories.wch os , . OM lOWdnntr loogott SAVE TIIE.Ull t FOI APPOHTamtr loclo4os 11111t! 411. All Ctl•l••· dot~, lor oil , ... co.,a.tl front tUssis ' "'ftOM tarl~n, 1.-. and :r.aoo mll"l 's t.....ts failint &letat p~1 ogit, (hrltf Ctl!"'f II •th fM gcn:• H1 live 011 bl•ary to re4ttm "'fr9'1' '"· "'lift'" ........ "" WI shoulcl folow diJIIv in 1M fNt. "'Atl ,_,eigs Tire Center 2U E. llaln St. 1M may bt tht lcfst """"'"all few "Sipt of ,.., Timtl" . . nlfVwhett - ton•o· will t'ltt IIIIo. 111111111 tlftlr 00 dllrlt for MOst flEE on• em. llooillln J•" 15. l 11 "· WilY lllfiC110H :~ *' wu6lr ....... , ........,, 011. 4 white baby kitten•. Reedy to go . Coli 814·266·6760 . Kitten• to giVeaway to good home. 8 weeks old. Call 614·4411-2329. 4 friendly liner trained kit· Artotlw year hat t•wn twlflty owoy hut old mMIOI'iM •• , .. ..wod day by day. Now my tau!Jitts •...., wr courtstip ~ which wert, ralwaly, ...,..,..,_., do¥~ .,. . . - thrt ..,.,. Free puppies 2 male. 3 female , black with tan faces. Coll614;446-7723 . · Puppie1 to good home, 'h , German Shepherd V2 Border Collie. Call614-446-7025 . IN MEMORIAM Usemt· memtallic 1 d1 sc pad s are, OIL, FILTER & · Mit CUI IOTAIIOII Klttono to good home. Call 614·246-5474. In Memoriam We miss you this falh ' er's Day, Dad , (lowell Harrison) more than we can say. •STEEL BELTED •WHITE WALL $995 Giveaway Found: 2 Beagle pups, tri· colored male, area Rt. 554. Call &14-388·8720. · Heifer calf found . Cell 614-992-7078. Large Virginians only. State w ide. All .• g·es . .Dozens of members. Details: $2.00. Hillbilly. Hearts cfut;~. ·- Laiv ­ vary .Bible Church tor lhe , ._••_v_._ w_v_._2_6_67_ 6_ ._ _ __ flonil tributes end food r furnished at the Felix Alkire 1--: 4 -- -::G:-:i.,ile_a_w _ a_y_ __ serVIce. Mrs . Mildred Alkire and Children. Brotheri and Sisters. Kitten• to good home. 2 yellow, 4 black. Call 614· We wish to thank ell who 367-7116. sent cards in obs8rvance of 1- - -- - - - - - 0ur 70th wedding eaniver- 8 kittens. all colors, ready to sary . Your thoughtfuln111 is go. Call 614·446-2957. certainly appreci1ted . Carl •nd Clara Shenefield . C•t & kit1ens creme, blue & bltck to gobd home . Call , 614·446-1364. DISC BRAKE SERVICE $ S'99 5 . back . Call' now 614· 742· members of the Harrison· 2328. >Jille Presbyterian Ch-urch. 1-SI_N_G_L_E_S_,_,...C_l _U_B_·_fo-,- W-e-st for all friends, relatives and RADIAL ! gram can help you lose 1 0·29 plus pounds in your first month or your money In Memoriam 2 FREE MOUNTING FIESTA ALL-SEASON • • •• 4 PUBLI.C NOTICE SWEEPER and sowiQg ma· The Village Council oi ·chlile repair, part 1 , and Pick up_ and 1- - - - - - - - - · Crown City will , _ in oupplios. Special Seuion on ·Mondoy, D June1?. 1985 ot7:00p.m. in hd~·lloll·•vr,"erY , · Qneevil and •~oun. o . w.__ half Vacuum mite· up 6 Loet 9 · · · the Vilage Halt ' "" rMeli!111.io 1 G""tgeo Ctook . (!d ., Call , 1 --.....-'-~--~-'· concerning lhe PllygtOUnd 614·446·0294 . · and any other busines·• · Lost : Rewo rd for any infor· eemed neceUary at that Balloons for Get Well. Anni mation concerning black time . · veraerya, Birthdays, partiea. female English Cocker SpaSinging Gorrltla . Can 8al· niel . Missing 1ince 8· 2-86. June 16 loon• & Co. 614-446·4313; Some white on noes, throat · & chest. very shy . Call 614-388-9790 or. 61 4· 388· You can slim up for summer. 1\nnouncements All Natural Weight· loss pro· 8720. une l Announcements long haired black and tan. klllon , female . 304·6754072. '. !. due Veterans to hold reunion JJJly 10-13 junbav ·~imes • ientinel MEIGS TIRE CENTER ' ..• l GALLIPOLIS - The U.S . Deo'clock p.m. and l tlllled until a lale partment of Agric ulture Is seeking hour. Vocal and instrume ntal . public comments on proposed l!lUSic was under the supertntentlprov1slons of the 1986 Wheat ence ol the teacheP. The l'e!lllll was Marketing Quota Program . The new and weD s ung, the declanl!t- · program sets price supports, Uons, dialogues and ~ were acreage a nd marketing q uotas for choice, ""'Y• moral, rich, and wheat producers In years when an Instructive, and much credit Is excess wheat crop Is expected. to the teacher and pupils." To become effective, marketing By the way, the reader should q uotas m us t be approved In a keep In mind that the word r acy referend um by two-thirds or more meant lively or s pirited In the 1870s of the eligible wheat producers. rather than risque as It gener ally Ever ett Rank, administrator ol connotes today. USDA's Agr1cultura l StabUization MaUing addreu of James Sands a nd Conservation Service, said the Is Box 92, Clarksburg, Ohio 43115. public comments will be used to finalize program p rovisions lor the wheat producers' referendum sche· duled ror J uly 19-26. Producers voting In .thE' referen· dum, Rank said , will be choosing WEST P ALM BEACH, Fla. the type ol program they want In The Rainbow Dlv1slon Veterans e ffect for the 1986 wheat crop. II Association will hold Its 66t h 1111nual two-thirds or m ore of the voters re union a t the Hyatt P a lm Beach favor marketing quota s, basic Hotel, West Palm Beach , Fla. 3:WOI progra m provisions would Include July 1().13. WE NOTE THAT In t he 1870s manda tory acreage controls a nd P hll Trout, 4121 Eig hth Ave., penalt ies lor overplanting; a three· a good m a ny Ohioans did make the Temple, Pa. 19560, Is the reunion move to Ka nsas. Presu mably Dr. tier price support syste m r a nging chairman, a nd Inquiries should be up to90 percent of pa rity (the June Com bs eventually located t here too directed to hlm . Trout can supply 1985 parity price for wheat Is $7.09 a nd the town's educational tnst llu· Inform a tion not only on the reunion tlons lost a great benef11ctor. Dr. per bushel ); a domestic a nd expon Combs' ha ll was used in the 1870s to Itself , but a lso o n R a inbow certificate program fi n~~Dced by house the Centerville Select School m e mbers hip. processors and exporters; a nd a Pre -registration s hould be made (a tY)l!! of pr ivate academy). mandatory unpaid land diversion We have a copy of a write-up through Trout, wbo says that a ny program.from an 1870 newspaper that tells.or veter a n who served honorably tn 11 oile-t hlrd or mor e ol the a n exhibition given by ttiis school, the division a t a ny time during referendum voters opposes m arW orld War r' or II is' Invited to then taught by W. C. Jones: keting quotas, bas ic program provl· slons would Include ·no acr eagP "The exercises t:ommenced at 7 a tte nd. CE!I,'TERYILLE AlSO had four c hurches - Methodist Episcopa l, Calvinistic Methodist , Wel sh Con· gregational. · and W<?ls h Regular Baptist. While the latt er two close'!! about World War I. the Calv inistic Methodist later became Presbyter· ian. closing about two or · three decades ago . The Methodist Eplsco· pal became the Thurman United Methodist Chuch and Is the onl:; church 'In town at thi s date. Some of the big news in Center· ville In the 1870s was the fact that Dr . A. S . Combs organized ·the Union Emigration Socirty with headq uarters ih Centerville . This society, which drew patrons from all over s0.¢hern Ohio, was an or~anlwflon whas<' purpose was to ma ke money by settling Ohioans In southern Ka nsas. Dr. Combs would buy the land and then recruit settlers to go to Kansas to populate his newly bought colony. controls or penalties . lor overplanting; a price suppon loan program set at 50 percent of parity for cooperators (price support may be extenqed to noncooperators 1; no domestic or ceniflcat<' program ; and no land diversion program . Rank said that USDA · wants comments on the following aspe(.'IS of the program: - eligibility requlremt>nts for voters In the producer t"Pferendum ; - method of ballotin~ employed In the producer referendum ; diverted acreage require· ments and uses if the marketing. quotas are appro ve d b y referendum; - levels of price s uppo11 for cooperating a nd noncooperating producers If marketing q uotas are a pproved by referendum; - levels of price support for cooperating and noncooperatlng producers If "/arketing q uotas are . · disapproved b~ referend um . Com ments must be received nb later than July 5 by the Director, Commod ity Analysis Division . USDA·ASCS. Room 3741 -S, P .O. Box 2415, Washington , D.C. ~250 . A regulatory Impact statement on the 1986 Wheat Marketing Quota Program t hat covers the options conside red may be obtained by writing to . the same address or calllng (202) 447-3391. Further details on the proposal were publi shed in the June 5 Federa l Regtsw. · . Tribune - -446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 Registe~ - 675-1333 • ,• . •, j Hathaway, John Rosser. '· James Grafton, A. J . McPhail, Thomas Simes, William Chambers, and E. L. Evans. In 1875 Centerville also had a Masonic lodge, a Knights of Pythlas lodge, and an Improved Order of Red men's lodge, And if wE> thi nk modern day pro basketball Is out of season in Ju ne, C~nt ervUie's Base Ba)l club (organ· lzed for the first tlmeln 1873) played their fina l game of the season on December 25, 1875, at Centerv111e and lost to Madison F urnace 17-10. By JAMES SANDS Special Co~pnde nt Public Notice l Public comments sought Fire wiPes out 1.0 buildings in Centerville's south side Search underway for · date of street cars The Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. tono. Call 614·446 · 2171 . 3 pups, gentle. good with kldo. Call614-266-1240. 4 Moocobe ducko. 2 yr. old Collie dpg, obodlanl troined. 8 mo. old female Collie. both pruebred. Cell after 7, 814379·21 14. 3 kittint, 6 week• old, litter trained. white. declawed, female cat 3 yrs. old. Call 814·448-3790 otter 4. Hog fat lot lard. 4 packaueo to flrat four callers. Call 304·882-2024. Only 2 loll. Chubby. cuddly, adorable, furblll puppill. Will be small to medium tile. Call6t4 ·922· 7674 . Cute. long-haired kitten. Alto grown femele cat. All bleck. excellent mouser. Good with children. · Clill 814-892-7674. We pay c·ath for late mOdel clean used cars. Jim Mink Chov .- Oido Inc. Bill G,ene Johnson 61 4-446·3672 11 Help Wanted 2 box· all type• of hunting mognlnot 1977· 1983. 304-178· 7677 . RN or LPN for privolo duty, pan-time work avtlleble. Cell 614-446-4421 . 3 mo old pupo, hod oome ohoto. 304·1711-1 228. eo.., otlombly world uoo. "' " pal ......... " w•t to..d.,.. P• I* I . -·1 - loMa.wttH "'f to,.--........,_. Oft..,_,, ,. , Sacly . mined bJ his wilt. Lucy, and llmllw. Puppleo. 304-4&8-18811 or 441-16t7. Pupa, mother AKC ••g . K-cund. 304-878-8707 . 11, 200 PER MONTH DELIVERY . DRIVER . SALES Local company has opening for several people full time only . Paid train ing pro· grams, p1tid vacation first year, major medical ben ef · iiS . Call Mon. or Tues. after 10AM 614-446 -7441 . Yard sales Cabal TV installer service tech . Send resuma to P.O. Box 67. Gallipolit Ferry , WV 25515. Wat.tlf Water Tr:eetment Plan.t Operetor ·~ for U~in HosPit81, lakin wv ~ Mu1.t potsess current WV Ucense. Employment covered under WV Civil Service. Extenlive benefitl. Contact Pertonnel Office at lakin Hotpital or phone 304-675-3230 Ext. 264. 12 Situations Wanted ) Relltb.le person to baby t it in mv home 40 hrs. wk. Send name and ref. to Box C· 12 car, of Pt .PI . Register.Pt. Pl. Mtture ritspont ible person to cere for 2 school age children. Must have expe .. rlence . References required. Call 6 to 9 p.m. 304-6767879. Personl Body Shop, LUCII lane, Pt. Plea11nt. WVa. near K&K Mobile Hom11. Popular prices, 814· 9864174. . . Will do bobyolttlng In my home. Yerd fenced. have raforoncoo. 304-8711-2784. I lll.iili:l.tl 21 Bualneas Opportunity Middle -aged or senior citit NOTICE t to work In downtown THE OHIO YAUEY PUI· por 100. GuarontMd PlY· ment. No ellRirienca-no Point Pleeeant oHicJ~ 3 houri · LISHING co . rocommondo ••les. Detail• aend eelf- por dey tProfor oomo typ~ that you do bulintll with addrested etem~ enve· · office ellperlenc:e . Moetly poopto you know. ond NOT lopo; ELAN VItAL· 718, ! ...phone work Involved. IO - d money thrGutlh the 3418 Entorprln· Rd ., Fl . Colll14-992 ·3283 all wo.e· mall untM you how ln•eotlkend or evenings. geted the offering. P!eroo, FL 33412. ltft .. .... Gaiifjioiii ....... . & VIcinity .......r,.cimerov--··--·-. Middleport & Vicinity - ~-- -··-- -- -~ -- ·· - · ·- ··- - ~ ···· Nabi•o Snack Products. (2) Yard Sala Cherkl>s Fields. · b George·• Creek Rd 'Ar. mile routw for HI I in thsa lrll Y off Bulaville Rd . Starts Carport sale , Mon. an d Nattonal distributor. Service Sun~ty . Tues., June 17 end 18. Select Company eotobllthed 10:00·4:00. 3 fam ily. Smell appliances. dishes, flatware, accounta . 10-12 hOUf1 per Week. No special vehicle P----~-----f clothes. some tall man 's, lots of misc. 257 Mai n St .. needed. Earning potential of 8250-$450 wHk. Roqul;od 31 Homes for Sale Middleport . - - - - - - - -• 10,000 per route. We offer Comp•ny anistence. proPi . Piea~a-n¥ ···-­ end Poner. Ohio . 6 room house motional on lot. Garden ipot. good Ina . location near church &: & Vicinity '. store. 'Neec:li: little repair. .. ', ·; · .... ·-··---:. -·· ·-·::.... -··- ; ideal for retited couple or· ' . Youn9- f.mily, -goOd ~ netgh bo•hood. S 13.600. Call FridaY i t1d. Saturday gi. raQe sale . 2901 Meadowbrook 614· 388·9031. Or. ladies clothing. small Houn tor ule 11 1056 2nd . sizes, glesswlre, lots of r..ve., Gallipolis. Oh . Con- other mi1c. Items . HOME OWNERS-Rofinanco sists of livingroom, dininto low fixed rate. U1e equity kitchen & two bed · for any purpose. leader groom. rooms. beth all on one floor . Mortgega Co .. 814· 692· Full ·b11ement, large front 30111. porch with awn ing, glused 31 Homes for Sale in blck porch. One car large back yard with 3 bedroom home, 8 % per· . garage. 23 Professional ., ••. ,For more In for · cent anumable loan. garden garden Services motion cell 614-446 -3628 spot. Reduced down to or 614-446-1163 . Shown $49 ,000 . 304·675·5047 . by appointment . BY OWNER - 3 bedroom•. Pieno Tuning and Repair . Brunicardl Musi.c Co., 614- Jay dr. 5 year old home, 3 1% baths. dining room. full 446-0687. Twontielh yoar bdrs., l•rge kitchen. family b11ement with family room , of quality tervice. lane room-formel dining, livin· 2411124 garage. close to groom. 2 car garage, 911 down1own. 304 -675 -4604. Daniolo, 614-742-2961 . heat. central elr. Call 614lEON . WV ~- 3 bedrOoms . 2 Water drilled and ter- 446· 3427: story ho me. Dining roo m. viced. Price• on reqUest . Cell 614· 742 -3147 or614· 992· 2 bedroom•. full basement , 1 y, baths , full base ment. double ctr garage. 1 .2. gt rden spot . outbu ildings, 1 8006. ecre1, Rose Hill, Pomeroy . acre grouqd overlook i ng ~ river, S28,000, land co nt act PIANO TUNING ANO RE · $28.000 . 614·678-2513. or will trade for town s pot. PAIR , Summer rattl In effect -free estimate 1 . Lovely ranch home. 3 bed· 304-458-1866. Ward'• Keyboard. 304 -675· room, 2 bath•. large eat-in kitchen. family 14ft.ll24ft . 191 N. Park O r. 304-6755800 or 876-3824. room with buck stove insert , 6465. exira room for fo~mal dining or living • eundeck, concrete Log home, 3 ac res, 2 mi. out petlo end drivew1y. 2-cer Jerricho Rd. 8 '1~ pet. ass. covered carport. E111cellent loan . Call 304·67 5·6622. Real Estate neighborhood. Must ' " to apprecloto. Priced 149,000. Optional utellite and IP· 32 Mobile Homes 31 Hom as for Sale for Sale pliencos . Call 614-742 · 2276 . Fletwood area in · Pomeroy for br., FR . BN ceiling. vinyl 3 bedroom , 2 etory home. NEW AND USED MOBil E aiding. 1luminum window. fully ctrpeted, rnl nice with HOMES KESSEL'S QUAl· 17 A. avolloblo. Call 814· goroga . Overlooking Ohio ITY MOBIL E HOM E S AL ES , 4411-2369 . River . At. 124. Minersville, 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLI S, Ohio. Woo $30,000. now RT 35 . PHON E 614 -44 6· Government homes from u5:ooo . Call &t4-992 · 7274 . ., , tU ropolrl. Alto dotiquont 3324. tax property. Coll80&·e87· 14Jt 70 Kirkw ood 3 bdr .. 8000 ext . GH · 1 Ot 89 for Ea1t1rn School District. 8 Amana, CA . wallc·in closet , Information . room home in good repair. rang e , reff ig., re d wood Fully carpetN, basement, porch. underpinn ing. e111c:. :3 or 4 bdr., 3 beth, fem . rm.~ carpon. Beautifully landt- Cbl:1d. S10,000 . Call 614 · LR, DR, 2 ctr garage, CA, ceped . 1 and one tenth 388·9767. Joy Or. Coll614-4411-4307. acrea. Small orchtrd . Will haVII to aee to appreciate, 1970 1211160 ellc . co nd. Sl<lp up-toro 4 bdr. fobulouo Priced et 132,000 firm. washer & dryer, air co ndi· home. 3,000 oq .fl .. 3 botho, ., 4-98&·43815. lion•• · Coli 614 -379 -28 22 2·ttrapltCII. l'lecro. • more. - -- ----:---:--.· loor 304·67 5-3734 . o&II.OQO. Reduced to 3 bodroomo, delechod 24 *42.000. Aoourn.blo 8%. loot • 28 fHI gorogo, rurol Big down payment. short Colt 814· U8-7019 or 2111- water, lateUh:e 1nd applian- time employment , or credit 1138-84211. cea. One 1cre. HyteU Run . hi story 1topping yo u fr om 614-992· 2389. buying • home? Consider a tn Gaillpolto, counlry vireclaimed single or double· from aundock & oheded By owner. 3 bedtOoms. wide. e&OO down-take over p1tio on rear of hou•. Front both , ullllty room. living payments. No ch•rge tor view of golf courtl. ltrge room, kitchen, dining, gor· delivery. Interested? {614, cerport, bow window. laree ego. centro! otr, llropleco, 772-1220 or (6141 773· basement. Colt 114-446- fully cor_.s. lyrocuoo. 3926. 21138. con 114-8112-7478 or ofltr 1 coli 814-9112-3402. 3 bdr. houM. o..-n Sahoot, extro lot. flnlthed boHmonl, Middleport. Grt¥01 Hill . 2 cor goroge. tiii.OOO. Colt Nice, 3 bedroom. torgo living 111 "- 441-3040• room. Iorge Mt·ln kkchen, laundry "'"· ' - both, 11178 2 bdr. mobile home. benmont . otttchtd gero... electric, olr cond., exc. centrel elr , etonn wtndowa ___ 1_4_-2_ 11_6_ ·_ •4. 11_o-:. end doon. lnsulatft. nice ...,.. and drapoo, fully 1 HouH for ale, 7 - - muot ' oqulpped kkchon . CoR II 1 • ..U. Cell 614-441·0278 . 992·3442. ... Caroenter and helper n:::~:.~ ·i .M ust ·be·· exp"eri in gecn·eral carpentrY. Apply to The Daily Sentinel. Bo:~~: 729C, Pomeroy, 0 . Pan time managing hairstyliSt wanted . Write to Daily Sentinel. Box 729P, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769. ~:~rn~1:~:~.:aveHa 1l1 ·in ble reel. proc111lng , medical tarmlnology, and betic l'/Aing . Southeutorn . 8uolneoo CtJ!IeQe. 52' Jockoon Pike. Suite 312, Gotllpollo, Oh 46631 . Cel614·4464367. ...... . llt¥1, flf Ill , ... thlm whn ool - fortvtr ""' mtrt .... - - It I 0ty ... . are honest and neat to help call on our present custo · mers and con,act pOtential new .accounts. COm~any. benefits . ·Be at the GaliiPolis Holiday Inn at 7 :00PM sharp. Monday. June 17th . Abtolut'ely no phone calls. E.O.E, · Help Wanted 1---------- Babylltter needed In Crown City In my homo . Call . 614· 258· 1159. IOI'TIDW, Now Hiring. NatiQJlal Corp. expanding in the Gallipolis area . We will hire people that 11 Old or •ntlque slot machine• wan1ed . Any condition, payIng $400 each ..Call collect t -~-------:-1 · 317 · 783 - 7161. Own yo u r o~n J ~ en · lndlanapoti1. Sportswear , lad1es Apparel. Will cere for elderly lady in Children1, Large Size, Com- my homa.EXporlonco. RotWanted fo buy a uaad bination St ore. Accessories. erences. Reasonable ratea. dehumidifier. Call61·4 · 446· · Jordache, Chic, Le~ . le1.1i, 304-773-9186. 2107 or 614·246-6600. Eesy Sueet, lzod, Espril, Tomboy. Calvi n Klein, Ser14 Business Training Used . mobile homes. Call gio Vilente, Evan Pi cone. l iz Claiborne, Members .Only, 614-446-0176. Organ ically Grown, GasoCOMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS line, Helthtex, Over 1, 000 5 - room haute. gar~ge ~ FURNITURE. Bods, iron, Qlhers. 87;900 to $24 .900 Texas Rd ., Gellipollt . $22,000. Call 614-446wood, cupboards, Chll!ifl, Inventory . Training, fixturea. 2604. grBnd opening , etc . Can chestt, bltketa, dishn, etone jars, antiques, gold open 15 days. Mr. K e en ~ n and oliver . Wrltii· M.O. )3051678 -3639. Schools 15 Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio 46719 or cell 614-992· Own your own Jean · Instruction n&o. I Sportswear, lad les Apparel , Chlldrens , large Size . Com· Buying dally gold, sirver. bination Store, Access ories . Guitar lesson• at Brunlc:arcoins, ringt,jewelry.sterling Jordache. Ci'\ic. Ute, Le1.1 i, di 's Music in G•llipolls. 0 . were, old coins , large cur· Street. lzod . Esprit , Sign up no . Cali 814· 441rency. Top prices. Ed. Bt.~r- r~~~~~:~t:c;:•lvln Klein. Ser· 8077 for cla11 openings. kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave . gio Even Picone, liz Middleport. Oh . 614 ·992· Cleiborne. Members Only, 3478. Organically Grown , Gaso· 18 Wanted to Do line, Helthte111, Over 1 ,000 Aluminum tcrap . Sell your Olhero. $7 ,900 lo $24,900 aluminum scrtp direct to the inventory . Training. fi111tures, Would like to paint hou• tmelter. Buying •II grades of grand opening. etc. Can traitors. roofo. Cell It 4aluminum . Premium paid for open 16 daya. Mr . Keenan 256-1528 . Iorge loodo. Call lor quote. 1306)678-3639. Scipio Energy. located 1'A mil11 east of Pegetown on Rawleigh Dealers. earnings Will plow tobacco. Call . ----, Township Road 141. Meigs unlimited. for more informa- 1 6_ 1_4_·_2_5 6_·_1_15_2_8_ tion ctlt Mr . Wood 304-875- •Counly. 614·992· 3466. 1 090 . Experienced baby litter Will care for any age c'-lldren in $tending timbef . AI Tromm . Airlines now hiring. Reaer- my home (near Eui'flkl) day 814· 742-2328. vetionistl . stewarda.s, and shift only . Call 814· 258· Rogittoiad Bench-togged ground crew positions avail- 1 6_ 0_3_4_·- -=--:---:-- - : Bugle. Mala, 6 weeki to 6 able . Call 1-619-569-0241 t-Wanted qualified pttf'lon to monlhs old. Can 614-843· for det•ils 24, hour 1 . give ewimmlng lnso·na to 5276. NEW Gl BILL .. Anolher be· 12 yr. old child .- Swimmer• laval. Call 6_1 4·441·0304. Benlnet in good clean con· nefit for Army National Guard membere . You can dltlon 304-773· 5878. COLEMAN WATER WELL receive *140.00 per month , ORtLLING in addition to your drill pay, PUmp ulet, tervice. Regie· •nd stilt attend school. Cali [illpiti'JIIII'tli tered In Ohio. All worto 304·675-3950 , or 1-800· gueranleed. Coli 304-273· 642·3619 . Sl'l Vll:t':, 2811. Rovonowood , W. Va. 2 male puppies, mother Totrlor,. Cllllon. wv., 304773-15613. will .. "' ruh ill tilt Help Wanted ~~-.,------- t c­ 9 · ... Wanted To Buy ..._, .,..,, Ht Willi I .... ht .... ...,_, fothlr to prepcn· Yl o ~ ...... tGitMu6 ........ ,, "'·---~· to tM rawt1 ,_. ·.. 11 1::::::::::::;::;::::.:. r- I~;:::;:=;:::===== c_.n_l • �Page-0-4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel 32 Mobile Home• Rentals for S•le Houses for Rent wdl ,, _ - - - - - - - - - - 41 nanc:e wrth downpayment Up11a1rs duplex 2 bdr , refng & stove. furn~shed , Vine St near nver Dep & Cell 114 441·2135 be · , _ . 8AM lo 12 Noon •ef Call 614-446-3949 1972 Schult Chotoou troller Unfu ...mshed 6 room houH 1 Y.z bath, garage, all newly redecorated, 1n town, ref requ~red No petl, adutts 12x80. •• cond , pull out livmgroom. cent rei eh , wether • dryer. TV. red V!fJOd porch, awn1ng, under p1nn•ng . Call 814- 446 only Coli 614 446 2643' 2415. UI.9DD Coli 114· 446· 1111"' &14-441-0019 7 room house JUnction Han· nan Trace & Rt 7 at Swan Creek J D Poll1tt Cell 1973 Arlongton 12•50. w1th 304-522-3221 or 614-256underpin· ,_s_6_37 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 12x18 add -on . nrng. stove, new carpet, 1 • !Porch . Good cond1110n Call ;&14-742-2291. :MOilLE HOMES MOVED Jnaured. 5 rm house, 926 F1rst Ave C•ll 614-446·3945 ·for rent or Nle. Pertly 'fumtlhed. 2 bedrooms Nece 20 yean expe- 'nonco 304-571·2811 :nl-29911 or •Ttra of look1ng at run down :uMd MH. Like New *77 ,Oakwood 12x85 3 br bath ~ nd half *9700 You can '"'move or hve on rented lot :304-5053 •1974 14x70 troller 3 br. :oomo app. t4800 Lot 18. .Camp Conley Rt 1. Pt Pl. .wv otter II pm 304 675 ~ 671 Owner leavtng ltate .must sell tmmed 2 br tratler. wtll trade for 3 room camper 304-875· 3 bedroom house for rent 1n Moddleport Col) 614 9923721 Neat four room house and bath 1n Middleport carpeted. ma1or k1tchen ap· pllances d1nmg set pro· v1ded Garage Ideal for smgle or couple sorry no pets or ch1ldren *185 • month plus security depos•t Phone Hoelloch. 6i 4-992· 5292 attar 5 Farms for Sale :S21h A • 10 A bottom, 1 1h .,tory house. barn outbu1ld· ::Jngs, tobacco bue. ell m1n ..,al nghts $42.000 Call . ~ 14-446-7534 )"he John E Wolter form 7 •m house. f~r cond • 2 -small blirns. 1 33 acres. ;'I . 500 lb tobacco allotment V m1 from Gallipolis on "'lfnendly R1dge Rd Call or !wnte Charles E Welters ....,419 Stuart St Charles· 'ton. WV. 304·346 7117 o• "l:oll Vernon Holley 61 4-446· :..344 l • •o acres. pond, rural water, Jermland, pasture, wood· qnd. bu1ld1ng or tra1ler Jite \$50.000. after 5 p m ; Sun ~ay through Thursday. 304· ,82 3237 30 acres. mob1le home. 6arn, shed Fenced Rt 2. Muon County. 304· 882~471 • • l or 755· 4664 SO acres, Southside, mm rights, house. barn, outbudding, 2 wells, state rd 304· 743-6612 or 304-7271503 ·- ~6 Loti It Acreage I ., - ~ ·~ '' G5 acres. 3 "" Hoopotol C•ll 614-4 46 - sere lot, pos11ble owner 1 1Jnoncong Coli 61 4· 37912846 or 614·441·7105 lor gle 'h acre lot excellent l'lomes1te, 01ce locat1on on "odney-Cora Rd Cash or lend contract Clal 814- 246-9441 2 br house 2327'12 L1ncoln 304 676 3669 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr fum1shed. ell utd1tes pd • except elect • conve n1ent locatiOn. security dep os1t reuq~red Call 614 446 8558 2 bdr appliances furmshed, 1 If.! m1 from town. large lot *175 mo plus deposit 8t ref Call614-446-2236 oo 614· 446-2581 2 bdr mobda home. total electric, adults only, no peta, TV, cable available Call 614 367-7438 Modern, 2 bedrooms. e• tended hvtngroom. $230 mo . $100 depos1t See314 3rd. Kanauga Call 614- 446· 7473 On prtvate lot. total elect • 2 bdr mob1le home, \Yl bath, AC. carpet. one-tenths mde on Lmcoln P1ke of Rt 141 Secunty dep requ~red Call 614-446-4303 On pnvate lot 2 bdr furmshad mobtle home. AC. carpet. enclosed patio. onetenths mde on L1ncoln Ptke of Rt 1 41 Secunty dep requtred Call 614- 446 4303 Public S1le llo. Auction 8 Public Sale 8i Auction ISAAC'S AUCTION SERVICE FINIS ISAAC AUCTIONEER licensed and Bonded on Favor of the State of Ohio PATRIOT AUCTION BARN SPECIAL FURNITURE AND CARPET SALE l FRIDAY. JUNE 28. 1985 7:00 P.M. Truckload of new Broyhill Furniture liVIng Room and Omtng Room Furmture Trucklo~d of new C1rpet1nc- all types. colors and SIZeS. o MARLIN WEDEMEYER-AUCTIONEER 245-5152- 388-8249 Resident and Business Auction SeMce also Available. From Gallipolis take Rt. 141,turn left onto Rt 775, turn ncht. onto Patriot-Cadinus Road. Watch for SICnS. ,- PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1915-10 A.M. From Gallipohs teke old Route 180 to Hanersville, turn nght on lulavllle / Porter Road, Go Y, mile. watch • for ugna at Kmgdom Hall Church Mr Warner Halley 11 1 retired c1rpenter and cabmet m•ker There are 1 lot pi fit~.• toolo on lhio oolo ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Crocks churn lid sca les 1ron. 1 cake pan Steamlme pressure coo ker p1cmc basket and supplies. mtlk bOttles floor lamp carpenters plane draw.ng kn1fe HOUSEHOLD J Pc bookc " e bedroom su1te J pc blond bedroom ,u,le 10" GE TV IB&W/ coal and hat rack Elecloolux sweeper( '"" mg board. Smger Sh ch me Qutck ' s\amless steel pan set newl. and other pots and pan s Proctor StleK s eam 1ron com htnafiOn radt • o/dig1lal clock/ desi lamp elec h!lr d11e• lady Schrck haor cuoleo, ... Wtsltnghouse elec gr~ll elec coffee pot bed hame. vaponzer ana other 11ems ..t 614 -949-2253 Call 2 br mobile home 1n WV Pork f175 month 1125. depo11t, reference r-aulred. no poto 304 676 3000 44 740 1> 2nd Avo . ! b... . t190 mo. dep req Coli 114-441·4147 or814-4414222 bot-en 9AM·5'M 3 bdr Hout1ng Opportunity) monthly rent stans at $1 &9 for 1 bedroom end $204 for 2 bedroom. deposit $200, located near Spr1ng Valley Plaza end Foodlend. pool and Cable TV avelleble. hours 11 poss1ble 10 am to 4 pmend7pmto9pm Mondey- Fr1day. Cell 814· 448 - 2745 or leaYI message TOOLS Stanley router plane 1()01 boxes hand saw v1se Porter ca b&e ~er saw Crafls'Tlan router {l hpJ Shopmate belt sander, 011 ~tone. Craftsman moldmg sel (new), vanet~ of saws, bene~ v1se Slanlev 16"" plane 40 pc sockel sel 411 level.!reasegun Moiler • Falls m1tre bOx ptpe & '!'fOOd clam ps (Jorgensen), Shovels, hoes axe, prck grass cltppers hedge tr1mmers. post hole dtgger~ spra~er gar den hose steellente p(ists barb w1re 4 tt stepladoer (new) and mJM ()fher tools IISC · Extenston cords 5 gallon gas can, pamt rollers) pans and brush"is, B• 10 larp \new) spolhghf(newl llagpole (new 21on h1 dflullc Jack ratcM hOISt. tlfe pumps stGrm door t losure (new). heodphones. push booom, baHerJ operaled lamps. Blac> & lh!cker , vocuum loldon& pocnoc l>blo an 2 loldong benches loldrng !able. ustd hr!s brrCJ taee bird bath purple martm btrd house, lawn chairs t()mato st1kes, concrete blocks entorcmg rods chatr cush 100 , 3 lrelhses shelv1ng unol eleo swolch boxes sockels plugs, cobrnet dooo;s Cog loys, OlliS bO~s wood chomes coolers, lhermos. cMd"s blltery operalod motoo bike JUICOIIAS GIILL 1-1. SlAIS(lO hp)TIACToa W/36" MOWER (a-1 IIOY-IIlf IOTOTILlEI (oollstort. A· I cond) TEllS: Clift tr Approved Chtck w/Pos I. D. L•nch Avalltble CoM.,. OWNfi-WAINEI & FIAN<ES HALLEY AUC:11C*Efi..I..FJIIS ISAAC Lie..... Ill loiildillltt flvo< of tilt IIIII ol Ohoo Cllb: ltrllvl IIIIC - llot responsible for icc1dents lUCTIIIIHI 1111'1: Yeo don"t _, 10 miss lhos ulo Thos we' •11e 11t1 ...., ,.elllllllft caro ol $76 ooch or 2 for •1 00 Coli 1114-4411-0920 Ave .• uuhty room . kn:chen, donongroom Coli 814-4411293 Country Oak tables. chatrs, cupboards, desks. ICI boxes Conldea Tuppers Plems, Rt 7 Hand cr1fted and fimshed Ni~ely furnished rftobde home, eft apt • central 11r end hut tn Ctty, adults only Coli 114-441-0338 Furmshed eff1c1ency 701 4th Ave , Gall1pohs t180, Ut1ht1e1 patd, sl"tare bath, odulu Call 446-441 6 '""' 8PM 1- - -- - - - - - - Upsta1,.. unfurnished 3 room apt . carpeted. utll1ttes pa1d, no ch1ldren. no pats Call 614·446·1637 Garage apt . furntshed , 29 1ft Netl Ave, Gall1polls 1 bdr . $220 utll1t1es pa1d Call 446·4416 alter 8PM Furmshed eff1c1encr t 126 ut1ht1e1 pa1d, 919 ~nd. Gallipolis, 11ngle male pre- ferred Call 446 4416 tit"' 8PM Furntshed apanment 941 Second Ave. Galhpohs. 2 bdr $245 mo. ut1l1ttel pd Cell 446-441 6 after 8pm Furn1shed apt 3 room pnvate bath references re · qutred, 846 2nd Ave • Galh- •pt , refng & 4%- miiH from Gallipolis e225 mo plus electric depotit & Coli 814·446-1038 Eff1c1ancy apt with gara,., private y1rd matntatned. a 3217 44& 7209 or 61 4-441· 1 bdr furnished or unfur n11htd. utdltlea pa1d. t110 per mo • *t50 dep.. no children. no pets Cell B14 446·3117 oft"' 5. Attractive 2 bdr apt w1th refng & stove. carpeted. & DR. convenient to Galh· pohs outs1dt storage With washer 6 dryer. t215 mo , w1thout $250 mo Call u• 814-245-9595 114 317·7850orl14·4413432 Rtvertlde Apta Middleport Spec1al rates for Senior C1t1zens 1130 Equal HousIng Opportun11tes &1 4- 1 bedroom apt for rent Ntcely located Contact Vil lage Manor 1n Middleport 614 992 - 7787 Equal No polo 2253 Coli 614·949- Middleport All utiltttn pa1d Furn11h1d room. range, re sh•re bath. s1ngle fr~g •sa. 47 Wa nted to Rent Wanted to rent Camp1ng trailer either crank up or upright. July 29-Aug 5 Call 614-441 -7731 alter 5PM Mer chondise molo. 1119 2nd AVo. Gallo polio Coil 445-4416 alter 8PM 51 Houtehold Good$ 7 ptece living room su1te Perfect 4& Space for Rent cond1t1on RustiC look Coli 614-985 3510 Mobtle home lot, 12' x50 ' or smaller, t75 water pa1d, 4,h & Ntil. Gollopohs Coli 4411- 4416 alter IPM Meg1c Chef gas renge w1th top o\ien w1th drop-m stove b..e Excellent cond1t1on lnc,ude!l range hood Call 1114 985-4454 Large lots 11 4-992· 7479 Call RICK "S NEW AND USED One bedroom. unfurniShed. carpeted. totll electnc Call 1114-992·2094 APARTMENTS. mobile homes houses Pt Pleasant and Gallipolis 614-446- 8221 1---------N1c1 clean apartments, Hondorson. 304·176-11172 Public Sale & Auction .. PATRIOT AUCTION · BARN From Galhpolis, take Rt 141, turn left onto lit. 775. Turn right onto Patnot-Cadmus Road. Watch for Sl&ns. , SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:00 P.M. Door Pnzes Every Sale Somethmg for everyone. Ant1qun, New, Used & Collector Items. Have somethm& you want to sell? Brine it to the l'atllot Auct1on Barn and we'll sell 1! for you. Consicnment accepted from 1:00-5.00 P.M. on Saturday. RESIDENT AND BUSINESS AUCTION SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE. Marlm Wedemeyer - Aucboneer 245-5152- 388-8249 ANTIQUE AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 22 AT 10 A.M. LOCATION: GALLIA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Walnut pnm1t1ve corner cupboard. cylinder roll douch cabmet, oak 2-pc. stepbtck cupboard, jelly cupboard, s1deboatd, square oak harvest table, brass kettle with stand and sttrrer, copper boiler, pnm1tive flalwall cupboard, oak swivel office chair, spoon carved flat wall cupboard. 2 flat ~rail cupboards, coal tnd wood cookstove w1th warminc closet, Ftrr wall telephone, kitchen Clbmet w1th flour bin, 2 oak washstands with towel blrs, 6 door hich· boy dresser, A&P 100 lb. wood collet box, Enterpnse coffee annder, 5 pllon Daisy churn, 2 primitive blanket chests, camel blck trunk. 51ec oak dropleaf table, 61ec harvest table wtth lots of carvmcs. spmdle pressed b1tk hi&h chait, Euy Wash wash1n1 mach me, Boss washm& mach1ne. pressed blck walnut rocker, 6 matchmc spindle chairs, set of 14 sle11h bells, oak 1ce box, pnm1t1ve dry sink, pie safe w1th top drawer. square oak table w1th la11e ball and claw, oak-cherry-walnut stend tables, 2 orpn stools, Old Man of the Mountain sewinf rocker, 5 gallon stone water cooler blue & white. rn~tchin& oak ! -back chairs. 48 mch round oat table-lar11 claw feet, pressed back spmdle back hlchchalr-lolds into stroller, ice cream table w1th 4 cha1rs, walnut poster bed, iron baby bed, prtssed back child's rocker, kraut cutter, &nnlte wart, Iron tea kettle. cow bells, sad irons, cream & milk e~ns, ""school mann's"" bell, corn shtller. ice tones. Stilliard scales, 2 corn planters, Porterfield, Ohio stone lUI. butter mold, Dontcflho stone jar, wood churn. cnnite pitcher and bowl, muzzle lotdlnan· lie, camel blck clock. lin toys, picture frames, Germany Minerva doll. smnl oilltmps, judce's pnl. THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING TERMS: Cash or Check With positive 10 OWNER-BOB ROSS Mr. Ross IS q~1ttinc the antique business and Will sell h1s entire stock. • SWAIN AUCTION SE(lVICE KENNETH SWAIN & ASSOCIATES PHONE 256-1552 pools lounges Solar blankets 24' Tr1iler lot for rent or sale In Pomeroy Walk1ng d1stance to town All hook-ups ovoiloblo Coli 1114-9864427 alter I DOpm Trailer space for rent on Brownell Ave , Middleport Su1t1ble for retired couple. 114 992 21110 Trailer speces. one small ch1ld accepted No pets 304-11711.· 10711 614-446-7398 8 to Public Sale 8t Auctoon ___.:..,..;...;;::;;;;;;::;;::;;;;;::::;:;::==-----tl ESTATE AUCTION SAT., JUNE 22, 1985-10:00 A.M. This is the personal property of the late Herman Andrew Grueser. located on Bearwallow Ridge (Co. Rd. (37) just off St. Rt. 33 at Burlingham, Ohio. HOUSEHOLD· Table & 6 chatrs, desk, gas stove, lamps, dmette set w/3 chatrs, refngerator, stoves, bedroom sutle, c9ffee table. stands, ptctures 40 pc flatware set, 40 pc. set Japanese china. osEtll~lmg ians, mtsc kmcknacks.· clocks." TV, pots, pans, dtshes, linens, cabt· . nets and more ANTIQUE or COLLECTOR ITEMS: Bedroom su tle (bed, dresser, chest of drawers, and mghtstand), chma ca bt net. buffel, qwll, ml lamps, "Gone Wtth the Wtnd" " lamp. cedar chest and other ttems MISC.: 1969 Ford Falcon. 1965 Ford \? ton ptckup, ~orse, rotollller, Homeltte 20" Super Xl chatn saw. 18" lawn mower. hand tools (old carpenter tools). approx 2,000 tobacco sttcks and other t!ems • ADMINISTIATIIX: CHIImNA GIUESEI C.. Me. 24,642 CASH - D..... W. UHie, Atty. POSITIVE 1.0. DAN SMITH-Auctioneer 949-2033 or 992· 7301 Dale Johnson - Apprentice Not responsible lot ac1adents or loss of proper!)' PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1985 9:30A.M. Located on County Road 8 in the Village of Centerville, 18 miles west of Gallipolis and 18 east of Jackson. Just off St. Rt. 35. The following will be sold: Pit safe. tlcht day clock Cumer & lves p1ctures. stone crocks, ~crank butter chum. solid sliver spoons. supr bucket stand cut &Ins Iicht w/rnarble and brass btse, old spittoons, Gone W1th The W1nd lamp. table wa· terer, 2 china ubmets. htndmtdt brtss bell. brass plumb bob. orpn ll&flt. chocolett set, tee set, oak secretary, Pttchblow pitcher w/6cluses, Pmk luster mustache cup w/uucer. 1111ny ult and pepper shakers. Htvlltnd, acorn style bed. C1vll War stratec rntp, cherry Jo'nmt. cherry tdt-top round table. nlnut marble top chest. htndmade cherry bed (1100). Rlchtrdson ll·d11wer spool cabmet. no&fltstend. handmade Empire chest, washstand. one lot of poctures. Votwmuter tnd cards marble top table, larce select1on of 1nk wells. old bottiU. 1rons. lamps. ironstona, butter ptddles. twinkla h&ht. oak open well arandfathtr clock, 2 butterfly tables. hall trH, roll top desk, oak clawfoot tablt w/6 ch11rs. rntny tnttque d1shes and temps, HtYIItnd semcelor 12lnr101ts F11nce Popp1 ptltern. larp lot of old stlverware. llret old cho111 ctbtnets. crystal. bone handled kniYtllnd lorks, fiddle back forks. old bookctlt, tntoque chairs, 1933 tntique ,TV, E1&1n. Han11lton and D1amond Spec111 pocket watches, Ptcurd solid fold watch, l1d1ts" EIJift watch w/sohd pld chlm. 1197 2-pup Improved Winchester, llode112 Wtnchester 6 shot niCklt SIHI and fall choke, llodel63 Wtnchester 6 shot boll tc!ion w/peep Sl&flt. 1173 Sprrnct1eld Army Rlflt (454-70) w/beyonet (excellent condition). Steven• modtll5 11n1lt1hot 22 rifle. some modern tumlturt, A1111111 II cu. It dHp frHztr, tnd many many other antiques tnd collectors ittllll. lUll$_: C11h Lum:h Available .; PAUL BURNETTE: Owner ·j· 446-0646 'it·~ Charlene Black Burnette ~r; Lee Johnson-AUCTIONEER Crown City, Ohio • Phone 256-6740 Not Responsible loT Accidents Or Loss of Property loads del1vered 1n du"'' truck S100, or21oadal110 You prckup •1& Call 11•- AUCTION SWAIN • FURNITURE 62 Ohve S1 Clollipolis Now S. used wood -coal stoves. 8 pc wood LR su1te *399, bunk beds t199, 1ntron recliners $99, new used bedroom suites, ranges, wnnger washers, & shoes New llv1ngroom sunas f 199 fl>99. lomps. aloo buy1ng coal &. wood stoves a. Coll614-441·3159 LAYNE "S FURNITURE cha~rs pr~ced from 8285 to $895 Tobias. $60 and up to $126 Htde·•· beds . $390 and up to f550 . solo bod• t145• Recliners, $225 to $375 , Lamps from $28 to S125 pc dmettes from $1 09 , to 8395 Baby bodo. S11D s20 and US. 10 gun· Gun cabmets. &360 Gas or electriC ranges t376. Baby mottreas... f26 & $35. bed frames $20. 825. & $30. k1ng frame $50 Good selec tiO(I of bedroom su1tes. rockers , merel c11bmets. headboards S38 & up to . $65 trede for riding lewnmower 7500 ITU Whlnpool oor conditioner, 114·311-2212 SUBLET - Attali splct located at 42 Court Strttl. l.afoyetle llall. Gtllopolls. Ohoo Squm footap of 1.157 selllna sptct tnd 227 square !ttl of slora&e space on the second floor of the Lafayette IIIII Call 614-446-7653 9•30 "till 00 Monday thru Saturday 614-446-0322 - GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers refngera tors renges Skaggs Ap· pllances. Upper Rtver Rd bes1de Stone Crest Motel 614·446·7398 County Appliance, Inc Good used epphances and TV sets Op1n BAM to 6PM Mon thru S1t 614-446 1699. 627 3rd Ava Gallt poho. OH ~ Valley FurnitUre. new & used c Large sect1on of qual· fty furn1ture 1 218 Eastern Ave , Gallipolis Why pay more1 Check us out New furmture, apphen · ces outlet Trade Center, Konaugo . Oh Coll614-446 7444 11 now I I I I I I II I I Help Wanted JOB HUNTING? Are you t1red of coonJ on countless tob mttrYIIWI only to hm tl11 ·door s~ut on your face because you do not have the exponence1 II I I I I "JOIN THE EMPLOY AILES!" START 19BS ON THE RIGHT FOOn Make a commotment todty! Get the iOb skill tratnlnc you need 1n order to pt tilt JOb you want. I Southeastern Business Coli• · Mako 1915 Yeur II I ill I FINANCE POSITION Our company has a position for a MANAGER TRAINEE. We have an opening for a qualified person who wants to join our nationwide team. Our comprehensive training program allows persons with or without experience to progress according to their own abilities. For additional information contact: David Adams at 446-4113. Credithrift of America. Submit letter of apphcation and resume to: Personnel Officer Attention Liberal Arts Rio Grinde College/ Community College R lo Grande, Ohio 415874 ,.6o Ortftdt Coi.... / Co"'munltv College 11 en Equ•l 1 ---------~ 6-19" Snapper LIST Push Mower, 2 cyde ••••• 2119.9 S 1-21" Snapper Push Mower, 4 cyde ••••• 309.95 1-21 " Snapper Self Pra. 4 hp S.D ••.••.• 449.9S 1-21" Snapper Self Pro. 4 hp R.C••••••••••• 469.9 S 1-llear Tint Tiller, 5 hp ••••••• S1199.95 2-llear Tint Tiller, hp ....... '1399.95 1 Riding Mower hp 30" cur ........... s1449.9s 1-Riding Mower 11 hp 30" cut ••••••••• s 1690.00 1-LT11 Lawn Tractor 11 hp 41" cut ......... S2488.00 1-LT 16 Lawn Tractor 16 hp, 48" cut ••••••• S30SO.OO Cobontt 1YP8 floor modal tl•eo. om·fm 8 treck topo ploylf with lurntoblo f75 304-182-2854 66 Building Sup plies luolding Mttorlolo Block. brick, sMVer p1p1t Windows . lintels, etc Claude W1nters Rio Grande D Co11114-245·6121 a IIQclt, br1ck , mortsr and masonry aupphes Mountain Stoll llock. Rt 33. Now Hovon. W Vo 304·882· 2222 a Air cond1t1on. conaole TV Two llirmmQham tri-exel tratler •2. 000 John Deere dozer fngerltor, electric range, wicker furniture Cell 814- 450-o wonch *22.000 C01e backhoe 580·b 111.000 304-1175-7771 !92· 7143 oltor 5 00 p m leige l1ving room au1te. couch end cha~r Glasstapped tlblea With wooden frames End and coffee teblea 2 Allegro Zen1th &0 Witt NCh speakers All 1n condition Clopay gardoor opener, heavy 154 M ' ISC. dryer 7322. SUO 304-175 - 1985 Preemie Cabbage doll. girl 304·1787873. ~otch Merchandi1e TRUCKLOAD FREEZER SALE AT WE WILL NOT BE UNDER'iOLO MGM FARM CITY, INC. f >i Jf\;1! I~ I J • 56 Builder 's Surplus Salvage Closeouts 11) Embossed wood grain alummum sld· lng. foam backed, twin 4 " or HILLCREST KENNELS a·· 210 CONDOR \ ,-~-····-~-·-··-·--·-··-·--·· ---·.. pattern. 139 95 oq 121 Tw1n nb white metal rotting or sidmg 38" Wldl 8 ' thru 16" lengtho. t41 95 oq 131 Ste•l Insulated prehung door"s all11z•• and p11terns, HS 00 & up (41 Hollow core and 8 panel wood 429 9 5 44995 prhung door"o t20 00 & up 161 4"x8"x6-32 wood panel rng. t4 99 & up Wolloton. Oh Penn' I Warehouse 614 384 3645 100000 979D HOUSE OVERRDWINC? ClEAN If WITH n.. CLASSRD ADS t 1 1500°0 199900 2599°0 e•lensively re n1od'e~ ed Full basement Car~ort or covered Nalural gas heat In town localoon has drastocally oe duced lhe proce Ideal for relored couple oo someone IUSI •B29 slartrn g oul CENTURY ····--····-~-·-····· IB 21 Southern Hills R. E., Inc. NEW LISTING- Beauttful Tn l evel Home- Only :' yr old and sloll tn brand new condrtoon thos home 1~ located 2 moles from lown on Green Twp lmmaculale msode and oul wrth 31arge BRs. 2 lull balhs, oomplele k~chen wolh exlras thai woll please the hard to please lovong 100111, l shaped famoly ooom wrlh brock ltreplace • and ~idong ~ass dooos lo back paloo 2ca r garage heal pump woth gas backup and c/a large level yard Mid 80"s N241 MINT CONDITION - New losttnRon Molls VoiJace Access Dorect to U S Rt 35 - Large lam!y home on lower level wrth wood stove - 5 rooms up, 4 down 1'? balhs burn on range and oven Enlore home on and oul looks almost hke new Hold on& at $59 000 m1 REALTO-R 446-3644 Ike Wiseman - 446-3796 8. J . HairSlon - 446-4240 Clyde B. W•lker - 246-6276 David E. Wiseman - 446-9655 Ill CITY - New listong of quality b!lln home on A 1 condotion City ulolllles Buolt rn storage wrth large closets on 3 BRs TroD~!!. WJndows well onsulated 1ov1 utolity tiiiiS tleal pump Storage buoldopg l'(ll"kstop off corpolt area 1- yr buyer's prmectton jllan Priced al $411.001 Brlerpatch Kenn.ts Pr:ofea.. sional All breed grotmunu lndoor-outdOOI" boardmg f• · c1ht1es English Cocker Spa· mel pupp1es Ca11614-388- 130000 REAL ESTATE HAS IT AU - 8 acre bottom land 15 acre pasture, 25 acre woods. pond. stream goeenhouse. good modern home pnvate locatoon and 011ly 9 5 moles to Holzer Hospotal P•~ed at $57.500 N343 7795 120000 REALTOR• ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY VIEW from th~ new 3 bedroom home wrlh 2 baths. full basemen! unfinoshed. 011 a2 acre lot mll. one mole wes1 ol Vonton on Jacl<ioo Road Has~ large patJoand adouble garage · 32x32 Well waler wrth counly waler avaolabie. Over 1700 sq It of livong space ready to move on l.osted at $49900 N426 Boerdmg 111 breeds Hasted Indoor-outdoor factl1t1••~ AKC Doberman puppier. Stud Service Call &1• ·"1r OH. SINCE 1943 NEW LISIING IN SPRING VllLEY - Thos attractove ranch offers large eat-m kotchen.lovong room. 3 Bill; ~nd 2 baths on maon level. finoshed lamoly room. part~lly hnoshed rec ooom and '? bath on basement wh~h opens to large back yard 2car garage gas heat cenlral aor. roveoeil deck, oo maontenance vonyt gdong. Affordably proced al $64 900 N235 Pets tor Sale Real Estate General MANNING ROUSH - OWNER PH. 992-2975 'r !~ SALE 2J995 ~6 Building Supplies GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE MGM fhRM lilY Sears Kenmore w1aher end Colll1<4-992·5181 . COUNTRY LOCATION - Quoel 13ac for lawn, garden and sma! ammals 3 BR hom~ 2 baths, 11x20 l111ong room. lome savong krtchen cen1ral heal and atr energy efftcoent New home conditron 2 car Rar!l!f attached 20x32 addtt~n nol lomshed mside Woll finosh to surt buyer loo cosl ol matenal Askrng $59 000 NXI3 1 WEEK ONLY f OWNER SAYS SELL THIS - Noce three bedroom home on North Maon on Yonlon Ful basemen! wtlh coal lurnace. coly wateo spacrous toonl porch wolh plenty ol shade Seeong ~ bel~vong. 1\skrng $38,000 #425 IJ I I IlliG Of THE IIOUIITAIN - Unque Y·shaped brick home overlooks all of Gallo~os Over 2200 sq ft of livtng space oncludong formal donong laoge LR wolh outstandong voew den. 3 BR and 217 baths 2 cao garage Satelhte dosh and small pond 22 acres $119.l.XXJ COOL SHADED. LEVEL LAWN -Qualoty dcler home remodeled on ~ laste. 7 rooms on all Well onsulaled woth new wondows. partoal basement l 'h balh Excellenl g~rden area. 2 slorage burldongs. 1 car gaoage 15 moles from Galhpohs. Pnced at $53l.XXJ ' I !I 'I I I I .308 VERY NICE BRICK & FRAME RANCH - In one ollhe aoea s nocesl nerghborhood -close to lown fwrthon walkong d~tance) bul quoel Oveo 2000 sq offerrng ch~rm and comiortable llvm~ 2 warm fireplaces laoge famoly room, Early Amerrcan donmg room plus ea11n kRchen. 4 BRs. 2 baths. laoge scoeened on porch and much more Gas heat w/ cenlral aor DonI moss lh~ opportumty al $59 500 #128 n bedrooms. 1'h baths labor sa111ng kotchen, utility room. donong/llvong area and central au large 2 car gaoage Best set of storage cabinets we have seen Assumable mortgage All on mce landscaped lot (11 U S 35 by Sunkost Subdovosoon Pr~ed at $55 000 SIIJW YOU AGREAT HOME - In a perfect Th~ award wmnong floor plan offers 4 bedrooms. laoge fa moly room. kotchen.large livong room wilh lots of glass. fireplace and a wrap-around deck 3 full baths. carpeting throughout lormal entrance and dontng. biisemenl wrth rec ooom. paiKl dooos. cen!oal aor c011drtoon1ng and 2 car garage Pertect settong on a I 55 ac lot wrth good voew lotsof grass and noce shrublieoy A peifect home for any gze famo~ N104 NEW LISTING - Convenient loc:atoon - 3 BR home wilh lull basemen!. offers 2 ~Is carport laoge delached 2 car garal!f or workstop. lrvong room eal on kotchen gas heat. central aor Askong $49 900 t209 FRENCH COLONIAL RANCH? - (Is There such A Thongn Yes and we have o! lor you Maon leatuoes · huge lamo~ room."' ""bog vrew" "excellent oond~on' Includes 3BRs. 21ull baths. loomal drnon~ tt sail bock has new rool Quiet screenod porch for mmt tulep ~me $69900 Hl07 SUIUIIAN PWDISE- Tucked away 011 a !'.>ac knoll Just 'h mtle oul of town You have admtred thos attractive 3 bedroom brick each tome you passed o1 Feature 2 woodburmng forei)(al:es. I·~ baths. outstandong krtchen, beautiful lamoly room 2 car garage. basement and lois d pnvacy With wtstandong """" Priced at $64.500 because owner wants ~ ~d QUIC~ tllll broke Thi OIILY 2 YEARS OLD - Hardly non s very llltractiVe brick ranch has a lot to offer. 3 spaciOUs bedrooms. 2 balm. formal entrance, livlnl room and dinonc l!el. femlly room tnd tn out ol thi$ world kitchen Heated With energy saVIng ps and iiOOdlNrnon& turttiCe Home restin& en 1 acre of pound which includeS ~· garden ma and no yard Th~ 15 one you don t want ID pass up $72.500 11244 •XJ7 TAKE YOUR TillE- You have logo on loapprecoate lhls ~e ly 3 BR r~nch LR wrth forep~ce. DR. ealon k~chen and 2 baths 2 car garage I ac lot $59.900 NXI4 There really os a dt!ference on real estate compames <S:a> CllfOIT COMME~IAL ~NANCIALN£:1\I()IU( ~ Corolroo ~~ c~ •Some hm 11ahort11 1nd coocht10051 pply •I!MW E leclroruc H ea llyA ssoclllt~ Inc EXCEPTIONALLY WELL DECORATED on• Early American charm 3-4 bedrooms beautifullwong room With fireplace and lantastrc voew of the nver Noce shady ~wn runs lo lhe rover (f~hor have aboaldock on your own fronl yaodl In town locatKJn, veoy qu~t and peaceful surroundongs $75 800 NI03 JUST WHAT YOU"VE BEEN LOOKING FORI - In Yonton. well buoll and well kept 2 BR home wrth attached garage partial basement fuel oil furnace. buoll on cabinets on krtchen, also rangt. 011en and refng. Woodbumer 1n LR. wellonsul~ted (11 large lot woth 2 add ol~nal lots Corner ol Van Buren and Bull Run NEW LISTIIIG IN TOP NOTCH SHAPEI- Nice Home $50s for beginners 3 bedrooms. niCe clean bath, attractive 11427 ktchen and dmong area and iamoly room w~h a warm WHAT WILL SELL THIS HOME? -The large spac~us fireplace Very nicely decoratod Deluxe carpet. Good lots the ne~gllborhood offers. The quoet stmoundongs locallln between town and countoy Won"l have to do a and beaut~ul country voew The oonvenl!nce to thong except move on $40.900 • N 233 shopping and the hospolal. The QUality construction on three bedrooms one and half balhs. Irick and frame ranc~ The attractrve decor and new carpet Come see WH •T WOULD YOU DFFEI1 For thos fine home 011 thiS home 11 Will sell itself Priced 1n $50s N220 AFFORDABLE HOllE 011 DEBBIE OIIIVE - For $55.900 YOIJ can own thiS roomy bi level and aH that comes With ot: 3 8Rs. I full bath and 2 haH baths large eat on k~chen With new SUndeck. large iamtly room and I car garage NICe lot on noce neoghlxlfhood Green sc~ • ·~""$ *Ill - ""sfLY WOODED -lots of road """• .., froota&~~. County water 6 room home, bath. forced aw fuel oil furnace Kitchen, fairlY neo~ with quality ctbinets. 24x24.,basemenl 12x24 family room 12127 encki!ed porch With built tn llJII 24x25 Pfl&l!. Saw timber Only 4 miles !tom hospi.tallet ussillw you this one tJsted at $48.800 H330 Ill li=~~~fe:~~ ~t~~h~a~~~ ~~~y ~~ Yermont casttng woodburner, garage, patiO and fenced backyard These teolures ~us city schools. iriendly neoghoors and good locabon makes thiS the home lor which you ve been searchon~ Listed at $6/,l.XXJ 001 owner IS anxoous lo sell and 1s ftexoble 011 pnce 11401 COUiffRYCOIIFOITATifSIESI. - Pienlyofellllw .. '· be -~i I b k room Inside and oul With miS ~rge 1"" u nc ranch With 1un basement. Very well built home hostS 4 BRs. 3 complete baths, tlrmal dtntn(!. plus large klchen with donette. 2 fireplates, on·arwnd swrmmong pool wrap-around deck, 2 car garage, !nd more 40 acres ol_found. 1of whiCh are cleared around house $120,001. H221 I AREAS GRANDEST HOMESI - This preshgoous bnck IS ~caled aboul one mile kom downlown (11 an absolutely oulslandrng lol2 7acres ol nalure al •Is best beauloful old trees a pond huge boulders and lovely manocured lawn The house looks loke a poctuoe fro mBener Homesand Gaodens ~nd 111tludes a large lamolv room. formal donong and large lovong ooom each of whoch has alarge prctuoe wmdow offenngaboealhlakong vrew ol thenver All4 bedrooms are illrl!f 3or whrch areconnected lo abalh There are . lots of closets and IWo large slorage oooms Beaulolul new 'carpel central aor and an on ground pool acid to comlort and lun ol spendmg more ol youo lome al home ' #134 MINT CONDITIONED HOME - 3 BR bal~ ulollty lamoy room wrth wood/ coal slove lrvong room caoport. storage bulldmg. All late model apploances N<e 1o1 B'?% assumable moogage Losled al $39 8110 #318 repa1rs COMPACT HOllE - $EEllS MUCH tAIGU - 3 I 1 I -1 I I HERfS ONE FOR THE BARGAIN SEEKERS - 2 ~ory home wolh ma,nlenance hee sodon~ mcludes larore I.R OR. equopped kolchen woth eat rn bar. 3BRs and 1biilh Huge wraparound porch lor reJmlron large I acre lol wllh 2 car garage 14xl8 oolb~ldong and parloal basemen! Buyers Prolecj oon Plan 1ma lull ye!o Only • $39.900 ERA"" REAL ESTATE PAYS FoR REPAIRS • ERA pays lor problems your homeowners msurance probably won't cover Loke the furnace The hot water heater.I!UIIt·m apph· ances The water softener, exposed duel work Elect neal wor mg, plumbmg and fixtures, the central au cond1toonong even sw1mmmg pool components. ERA Buyer Protect1on Plans cover more homes and more workmg components than any other home protection plan. We'll help you make your home more altractove to buyers, who can be covered for repaors, too. ERA protectiOn makes your house a better buy And if some thmg goes wrong before or afler the sale, ERA w1ll pay lor mosl I I I II VACANT lAND - 400 BLOCK OF SECOND AVENUE - 55'x123 23" - Excellenl locat~n lor dbcloos. lawyeos mdoan choei> nch man poooman· beggarman lhoef, phaomacy. stock bookers or an Aoaboan sh~k Next lo gas company offrce #129 IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG BEFORE YouR HousE SELLS • Olt~~QrturHty I Afflrmetlw Aotlon Emptoyer P 0 No 4211 $350 t7SO 304 675 2568 Snsppe, Summet Sale case 1...:.:..::.---------: I • Rank and aalary commensurate with educ•tion •nd experience The position is a twelve (1 2) month contr~ct. Deadhne for applic•tionl July 1, 1 9815. cut. 10 hp Bolens mower 42 .. mower engine overhauled 1972 I' tog No 75-02-04711 Qualifications onctude a Mu1er's Degree. Doctora1e preferred, in an appropriate 1re1, college teaching 1nd 1dmin11~rativa e~pari ­ ence required. Excellent communication skill I and obility to work with diverse program areas II expected as well eo strong commitment to •~cellence in teaching 1n 304-175-41131 1- - - - - - - - - - hoe t1 1.000. Chovy dump 18112 21> ton t1.DOO low Boy noo.oo. 304-571 2321 I lest Year Yeti Responsibilities of the Dean ore· supervision of ell programs in liberal arts and monitoring general studies requirements, recruitment and evalut1ion of faculty, curriculum development; develop and monotor budget; liaoon with •~tarnal 1gencies; atudent recruitment and adviaing. Some teachong will be required. 38 Tony's Gun Repairs, hot dip rebluemg , all type soi gunsmr1h. worW fast aerv1ce lack I ( .. (6141 4411-4367 ,.., Rio Grande Collage and Communo1y College. • unique college that comprioes a community college within a private baccalaureate college announce• • potition available as Dean of Lober at Arts Self-contained camper for 8 ,--- Now taking applic•fions lor private hous· ing. GIRLS ONLY CALL 992·5742 or 992-2094 DEAN OF LIBERAL ARTS Frank's '•wn Shop, Miac. Merchendl111 lJ \ •1 ' I ' J, ' t' l NEED HOUSING IN NELSONVILLE? E 0 E. / M F Coli 114·245-5557 for more Information We're Waotong for You! 529 Jad<son l'lb 5oito 31J Gallipolis, O~it 4SU1 Help Wanted Cell Whiri~DI dllhWUher, lllr.e ···········-----· Used Furmture · • Refngera tors ranges, metal offtce desks. electnc range 3 m1les out Bulavdle Rd Open 91m to 5pm, Mon thru Sat 1110 ltiO Kowoqki motorcycle 510. Grovoly lroctor. oulky rototiller. Call • 11 4-441· 3tl3elter I'M HTC ' STUDENTS 11 ••so. Coli &14-211·1140 or 114· 76Dx11 ooghl ply toroo and Goodcond 304·773-8111. 441-7027 wheels "•gular treed E1ght holo. 1150 Coli 814-992- Mon"o 3-pc light groy 'tummer 1u1t size 31 Good 21"" lloyo 10 opMd bocyclo. 2805 cond f36 304·175·2213 IIIlo new. t7D CoM 1114· 44&-4703 Ceno., pteno, tr1-door re- Oates avarlable • June 22·29 Aug 10·31 Call 614 446 2206 cha~rs with 1Ill travel troolor. 1173 It bed Very clean. 1900 8 Chev truck for aelt or will HP Crahman riding mower, 2 SR master Oath wth 1~c uw b•l con~ oVe1100k1ng buch $285 to $745 Desk S110 up to f225 Hutches. 1550 2Y2 ton central atr conditioner New c:omprenor, never run Call &14 - Shop tocllo 1·11"" planet. 430 S,..ond AVe. Gollopo1·10"" toblo sow. 1-II Yo • hs. Oh 614·445-0840 JIMftler. heovy duly commeo- 1-:-----......:.'- -- cool. 11.110 Coli &1 4-441· Sto<C<ofl bootondtroolor. 50 1010 alter I OO'M H' Morcury. IUD. Truck toppor for 8 It bod. $76 1110 Honda motor: bikt, 435 7 pc t189 and up Wood table wnh tlx bookcate Madbotrd used FOR RENT -NEW CONDO North Myrlle Beach Mattresses or box spnngs, full Or twm, 868 f~rm. $68 and S78 Queen sets, S225 4 dr chasti. $49 5 dr chests, $59 Bed frames. Window air cond1t1oner $96, fro'it free refng $96, s1de by srde refrigertor *195, auto washer 876, electnc range t&IS, many others to choose from Skeggs Appliances, Upper R1ver Rd, Gallipoh& SPECIAL cut olobo I I'U old Collll14·949 2081 . PICKENS USED FURNI TURE 676 6483 or 6751450 Chest -drawers, bed room.llvlng , dtntng room suits. baby turn July 31st Dooon·1 o~ply to HEA~ 614 251·1245 46 Space for Rent Bunk bed complete w1th mattreases, S275 end up to 304 773 6430 Su"'"'• Knauff firewood rates b1g loada May 1n- King111ed bed w1th brass headboerd for 11111 3 veers Kint size water bed, tall monor. '275 1t?l Dotoon oound t105, 1h32 t104. 2DDSX U75. cor oeot t8 992 -5437 11x3& 1130. 20x40 1166 Colll14-255·1112 Moddloport 114·992·5724 Forewood t20 00 pickup or Golllpollo 114- 448· Mtm bike for .... or trade, 4 lood. tJO.OO dolovorod Coli 3051 speed trentmllsion for aale 304 675 -67112 or 175· or trodo Coil 114-441· 2991 . CIUNS 700-Aom 243 3370 ask for lrtan or 870-Aem 12 go 1100 loretta 1 fiCtory bu11t porch Bx1 2 Rom 12 go ltod Hawk 44 With steps and tome alum mog Coli 114·317 0482 Baby furn1ture, good qual1ty hand ra1hng 304 - 1!175 UHd Frank ' s Pawn Shop, 3000 At colt ntw Whttt ' a met1l 430 Second AVe, Galllpodtt~tort lelhng out Also One 1111.20 tlum awning~ ho. Oh I 14·4411-0140 moclol 111 • lfll 357 mog 811.34 alum. IW"tng 304· Coli 114-44& 0641 Lown mowo<o. good qu•loty 675-3000 54 Misc. MerchendiM 51 .• Middleport . Oh•o 457110 FURNITURE Compere our pnces, save today Phone 5 00 pm weekdays 814-446·4222. between 9 3 bedroom furnished apart&5 ment for rent iri Syracuae 61 4-8ll2-7889 11tar 5pm, . 8 Coll614-441-07511 Pqmeror 513 3rd AVa 1 bdr provoto Coli 614-992-6084 alter Furn1shed apt 243 Jackson Ptke . Galhpohs 2 bdr . 5236, ullhtes pa1d Call For rent Slwping Room• •nd light houM kMplng room1 P11rk Central Hotel 2 bedroom apartments New Haven, WVa Newly remodeltd In town (114- 4411·4383 days or 814-4410139 eva 2 bedroom furmehed apt '" 51 Call 614 446 0847 Furnished Rooms Perk. Route 33, North of Furn11h1d 3 rooms and bath 3 rm . apt & bath 84 Grape 415 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Modern 1 bdr apt downtown location, CA. carpet. complete kitchen Call614- Call 446· 4418 altar 8PM t=========.,~;::::::::::::::::::::::=:;:==:-1 992·7721 992· 7481 1 O" off, gem11. M11gs & Muon Co. Coli 1114 446 7444orll14·317· 7187. 245-6804 Sofas and Tara TownhouH Aptl Second month frH rent on 1 year lease For dtt1111 call Hous1ng OpportUI)Ity. Furmshed eftlctency $1'45, utllttes pa1d, share bath, 807 2nd Ave Galhpohs, adults don1t mm • d h t ose - my t" hObby is Carpentry. "Qh, IOOH roquJrod. 1225 mo poho Call614-446·2215 bath. $136 mo . Includes water deposrt requ~red Call Selling houeeful of furmture and apphences 874 Plurft reference requtred No p.te Coli lt14· Pool 'ooplo Spociol Pale green velvet chair. exc cond Coli 114-446 4303 stowe furn1ahed dryor hookup Ed ' s Appliance Servicin1. 11t conditioners, refrigeret.,.. weshers, dryers. In Oelhe. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W Va. 154 Mise Merchandise Hollywood beds. tw1n 1111. duplex· 144 or 148 Second water 1ncluded, w1sher Spec:IIIMwing machtne Nl• collect. 61 4-315 8025 newty remodeled. New 2 bdr 61 Household Good• ch1ne. Must be told by Aug 15th. Trade 1ft accepted Call 1114 44&-4807ool14-441 2102 JACI\SON ESTATES APAIITMENTS !Equal 61 Hou1ahold Good• 150% all Nec::chi HWmg ma· furnished eff1c11ncy apt. priVate end qu11t 11n1l1 work1ng peraon only Call Apartment for Rent 446-441 6 alter 8PM 614-388-9370 ' l '• No peta LAFF-A-DAY Apartment for Rent W of Holzer lt221 3h ~ .. ~~~1 House 1n Letart Falls, Oh1o and house 1n New Haven, W Ve for rent . Call 614992 8059 6520 33 2 bedroom mo- 614-446 3617 central atr-heat. ftve rooms, flourescent llghttng , C•ll 61 4· 441· Furnished, bda home 2 bdr house, $1 &5 mo . $100 dep no pelt Call 1911 12•60 office trall&r, ·t&.ODO ;7060 44 for Rent Duplex for ule by owner. trailer lower R1ver Rd •n.soo ow- 42 Mobile Homes June 16, 1985 June 16, 1985. Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va. NEW USIING - Quoel counlry hvong on~ 3 blocks from town' Secluded allhe end of a drove lhos 5 BR ranch offers somethong lor eveoyone Famrly room. large lovong room formal domngroom 3full balhs large ~k. 2 foreplaces and 2 car garage Veoy mce neghborhood. excellent place to oaose a fam o~ Appro.,malely 5 acres ol wood s sunoundrng house oncluded Gas heat centoal •• $72.900 1#218 26 ACRES - VERY SECLUDED - All on woods Income $5 001 lasl yeao hom Ihe ~I and gaswei~. Also lree gas a va~la ble tor lwo dwellrngs No land conlracl Woll sacnfi~e al $35l.XXJ #329 22 ACRES BARE LAND - Excellenl buoldrng Silenear Roo Goande and SoulhweSiern Htgh School Includes cropland and woods wrlh plenly ol good road loontage Owneo woll e>pa nd lhrs lo 42 acoes 11 you need more land mo UNDERGROUND RAILROAD - ThiS frne ~d bnck Coloma! home os JUst wa~ong lor therrght f.amtly to move on Many tamlloes on lhe lasl 140 years have en1oyed good tomes on thos one Three large bedrooms veoy .attrac1ove old lime foreplace. eat on kolchen larl!f family room, 2'? baths and lliisemen! Besl ol all os lhe big shady lawn Includes 2 e•tra ~Is Pnce reduced lrom $106.001 IO $78.000 #131 YOU"LL BE IMPRESSED' - Owneo has done a beautoiul 10b redecoratong lhos ~der 2stooy Nolhong for you to do excepl move on Includes 3 BRs. 2 balhs LR and large kitchen woth beauttful cabinets and alllhe. buo~ on~ Well msulatod and easy lo heat klw matntenance vmyl sidon& 2 car gaoage and well matntaoned. landscaped bt Kyl!f• Creek schools ~5 001 mo RIO SPECIAL - 11..- Clmpus - Buy lor home or rents! 5 rooms wrth lull basement on 60x200 lot Shade trees. ~ garden trea f'nced at only $27-~ COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST on th 1s I! ac '"" Good 4 BR home w1th la r~e l1vmg & dmmg room 24•40 dry basement 1'i bath LocaiM 1usl 3 mrles lrom CIIYhmols m crly schools Pasture aoea lanced woods, garden Barn to r !1vesto r.k & storage Call us for more mlormahon & appomtment to see #331 I 1I I I I I I I I I II I I I1 I 1974 12x60 COMMUNITY MOBILE HOME - New carpet new lurnace new plumbing. new hoi waler tan~ new 200 amp breaker box Set up on rented lot 10 7 Reduced $ 300 #2341 1984 14170 NASHUl - Cenlral arr. exba laoge· bathroom Veoy clean on new condillon Now 011<ned by older oou~~ Must sell Wrll consideo oilers Proced al ' $16001 #XIS I I IT AlllDDS UP TO l QUlLIIY INVESTMENT - You can"t go wrong wrth lhis 3 BR brock ranch on Kyger Creek schools Buill by owner 13 yr~ ago n oncludes 1600 sq It ~us lull basemen! garaao wa;m fioe"'·on lovong room, elfiCient woodb!ornero~-basement ~ Uchen pius dtning area and 1~ baths "II aCre i<t Owner askmg $63,900 ~ I N224 ~---------~--~--------------~------------~--------~---- �iO •• ' ' June 1 The Sunda., Times-Sentinel Pets for Sale 56 61 Farm Equipment 340 International tractor )ragonwynd · Cattery Ken 181. CFA Himalayan. Persian , PS. live power, with mower. 3 bouow plows, draw bar; Jnd S•emese kittens. A:KC s2,595 . call 614-286 ,Chow puppies. New litt~r . Call 446· 3844 after 7PM. AKC Reg . Poodle female puppy, 8 weeks, apricot, paper traine~ . shots, $126. Dog cage $30. Call 614· 446·4576. 6522. 1976 120 M~ssev Ferguson square bale hav baler. Excel · lent condition . S2.400. Call 614·643·2141 . Hay rake · $425. V hay rake , 1 yr. old Cocker Spaniel, female·w ith papers, new dog house &. chain, $65 . Call 614·256·6002. AKC Basset 1'\ound, pups for sale . Tri -colored, 6 weeks old . 5 male & 2 female . Call 211t-$1.425 . Hay tedders· S750 . and up . mowers· S1 , 750. Drum Due to poor health muat sell two Quonset Style steel buildings. Brand new. never erected. One 40ft .by 52tt . 614· 256· 1652. Call Bill 419-659·2494. Reg. Austrialian Blue Heeler H Farmell tractor for sate. pups . Guranteed to work cattle. Ready to go . Call 614-446·21 09. Fisl'\ Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleasant, 304-6752063. Fish. birds and more. Beegle puppies. 6 V1 miles out Sand Hill Rd . Old Town Creek, 2 story w~ite house. Well broken thoroughbred · quarter mare with 2 wk . colt, grey, child-broke gelding . $275. 304-882-2762. Call 614-949·2558 . Pole Buildings Constructed for commercial. garages, farm, stores, etc. Any size, free · estimates. Call 304· 675-3981 . Farmal H traCtor $700. 304-675·2375. W11nted to buy tobacco poundage for Gallia County. Call 614·379-2437. 57 Musical Instruments 63 fB 1,----------, TEAfORD Real. Estate 1£AL101 . 216 E. 2nd St. Phone • 1--(614)-992 -3325 Livestock NEAR RACINE DAM - Fisher· man buy lhrs 4 rm. home with balh overlooking the river. Ex· cel~nl l~ hrng. Only $16.500. Reg . Morgan stallion & filly for sale or trade . Call 614· 8077. Nice white faced heifer weighing approx . 400 lbs. POMEROY - Near Kroger's rs thrs vrew ol lhe rrver. 3 BRs. 304-882 - 58 Fruit & Vegetables hay. wire baled, never wet . Call 614· 268· Alfalfa 2331 or 614· 226-2094 al· ter 7PM. 1973 Ford Squire. station· wagon. Autom1tic, A.C .• runs uood, ucellent gas 379-2585. Call 614-446-4344. 2 registered bulls for sale. Twelve and fol)rteen montbs old. Call 614-985·4454. For sale 4 r'gistered polled Hereford bulls. 15 to 20 months ofd. 304 ·675· 1888. 1 riding horse and 1 work horse. 304- 576 - 2233 after 5:00. Strawberries . Pick your own . Cla ude Winters. Call LAND CONTRACT $3.000.00 down, 29 acres ol woods and home under rool. wrth 96 payments of $195.04 al 12%. 1973 green Pontiac: Ventura tour-door automatlc •new tirQ now battery. 61.000 mllea, t626 . Call 1114-4462076. 1980 AMC Eagle. 4x4. II Real Estate General CAN YOU AFFQRD THIS ONE Of HOMES? - Exceptional 3 bedroom, balhs, all brick. city schools, close to Oay Care Center, good neighoorhood, quiet, lit!le traffic, close to shopprng center, · hospifal. circular drive. shrubbery,_ trees, 9 acres more or less. Picture pretty. Just drrve by on fairti~d-Vanco Road. You"ll call lor an apl)(intment #lll3 JUS! LISTED SUBTERRANEAN HOME Unoolieveable. 30'x90" house beautilullocaled on five acres. Rural setting, 4 bedrooms, eKtra large l~1ng room, 2 baths. located on State Route. Only 3 years old. This is a home to see. #890 THE SELLER'S LOSS is your gain wrth thrs 3 bedroom ranch. Custom made kitchen cabinets. Carpeted throughout. Carport Recently conslructed garage. large lawn. Good garden area. Stale Route. #812 . Real Estate General 992-2259 NEW LISTING - !lading Crielt Rd. - 3 bedroomhome wrth stove & fireplace. Located on apprD.I . 1 acre. f ull basement. Eleclrrc heat. Oose to lown. $37,900. NEW LISTING - Middleport - A neat 3 bedroom home located rn good nerghlxlrhood. Excellent condition, elec. BB heal. 60x 100 lot Only $23,000 PRICE REDUCED - And a assumble loan wrlh 8li% fixed interest rale, $119.23 monthly payment lor appx. $14,200, $4,000 d<Jwn, or make offer total of $18.200. even though the finesse loses. Furthermore, in the worst case, the proper line brlnas home the· contract if either of two key cards is favorably located. Southwontheheartace. llhetakes 1126 E. Main St .. Pomeroy. Price reduced. · 1979 Ford LTO. 4 door. PS. P8. AC. AM ·FM cassette . s3400 . can 614· 992 · 5819 . REALTORfl 82 Pontiac T-1000. 4 cvl. auto trona. am-lm. 45,000 mites 82895 . 304· 67 5· 5743 altar 5 p.m. 1979 AMC Concord. 6 cvl. . 2 dr. pl. pb. good cond. economical. 2931. +10 .10982 +JI .KQ714 • •\5 4 door auto. ps, pb, exc. tires, am-fm cassette stereo +A J lOS good cond. sharp car $1.000. firm . 304·895· 3452. . Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South Wett Autos for Sale 71 ' Autos for Sale Norllll ------ 1974 Pontiac Catalin•. 4 Eut auto, air. s2.700. 2682. 43,000 71 Auto• for Sele 1974 750 Hondo 1695. 1971 Pl~to HotchN<:k outo. *796. 304-675-eB22. dr.. $700 negotloblo. Call 614-446-4123. ·1982 Chovetto. AC, PS. PB, $1.800. or bast offer. 304- auto .• 4 dr .• 39.000 mllet. 882·2418. .83,200." 1982 Chovatta. 4 ·. dr.. 4 apd .. 49.000 mfloa; '76 Buick Skylark, n.ew tires, 82.600. 1981 Chovotto year bi-level k>caled 5 mrles· fr~m town Includes 3 oodrooms, 2 baths, large famtly room. equipped kitchen, garage plus 24'<24'. workshop. 1.247 acres. Kyger Creek and Addavrlle schools. $49,900 #814 M~GHEE t9 ~"''* Broker-Auctioneer Cali 446-0552 Anytime Beth Null 245-9507 Steve McGhee 446· 1255 IIR W - OWIIER ANXIOUS TO SEW 3 BR rancf1 smraled on l35 acre lot m/1. PosOble !I'll loan assumption 1o Qualified ooyer lndudes I~ eal·in kilchen. separ~e. utility room, lamiy room w.tlr • .b. ireplace CaH kr an allllOintmenlltxfa~ MOTHER NEEDS TO SLOIII DOWN !- So will selllhrs modern counlry home wit h prcturesque scene ry . Barn, tobac co ba se , 27 acres. Al l will sell tor cash , trade lor crty property or wrll help on financrng to qualrfred buyer. REDUCEO prrce lo $57,90p. Grve a call today! ~801 CENTURY 21 Southern !fills R. E., In<. 417 - FIRST TIME ON MARKET - Rancl\ style home on It 1-....,:::;.;;:,.,;.;.;.;.;,;,;..;,;;,,;,.,....:~.;...---;_----+-----...;.----..j I IIR landscoped llal ki Lg INing room. kJtchel1 with din;,garea, 3 Brs and ball\.· 71 19.75 Olda Omega, 26D V8. ""'ud' +AQ9643 304·676· 1972 Opal GT. Allor 6 p.m. 304-675· 7671 . t900. Colll14·992·5437. t10 12 +&74 SOUTH an immediate rinesse in diamonds or Pasa a+ Pass clubs and it loses. the defenders Pass 4t Pau would immediately take the setting Pass 4+ Pass heart trick . To avoid that negative Pass 6+ Pass Pass Pass result, declarer played the diamond ace and then the jack. When East folOpenln& lead: •10 lowed low, South ditched his small heart. West worf the diamond king see if the diamond ten would fan· and returned a hearL Declarer ruffed under the queen. When that did and played ace and kine or spades . happen, he got rid or all his club That drew the trumps, and now came · · losers on the queen, eight, and lowly the extra frostin& on.the c~ke. Before four of diamonds. COUld first . !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ,) taking the ClUb finesse. 1980 AMC good cond. loaded. 304-675· 3476. 77b Grand Prix 301 V-B. auto, trans, am·lm, air. new exhaust. clean $1895. Alter 5:00 304-675·5743 . TM Runt very good. some rust. I':AST er an e1tra chance ·at his contract 1973 Chev. Malibu. 2 door, 350 engine. Harry Bailey, 1975 Chevy truck. VJ ton . WEST t K 75 S +K962 814·446·3878. •zoo. Cell full basemen! with fami~ room. bedroom and bath. Plerrly r1 ~otage. ScreMed-in palio, cen~al air. Kyger Crrek School Dolr<:t Ca~ for an appointment BIR w- &co len! opporlunrty lo ooy alrvea~e home at IheIOghl pric< Thts is a very dean home ready for anew owner. The pr1cersnghl. $1 3,500. '72 Dallun 4 apoed 4 door t400. 304·87&-4203. AU>S COIMY WHY SERLE FOR TELliNG THE WHOLE COUNTY, WHEN YOU CAN TELL THE WHOLE WORLD? ~S miles. Ask Yourself This 0-tion-lhen List With Us •Willis T. Leadingham . Realtor. Ph. Home 446-9539 Call 614-379· PH. OFFICE 446· 7fo99 . ' .. 11843· . COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL - Over 7 acres in one ol Gallia County's linest locations Buy part or all, Attractive ranch style home. 3 bedrooms. 24"x23' lamily room wrth wb fireplace, vinyl ~ding. 'Storage-tuilding. City water and sewer. Don"t let this buy pass you by. #825 In very good cond itron, corner lot, approK . 1\\ acres level land. Metal barn . 4~"x45' , ~ room home, 3 bedrooms. 2 bath· rooms, approx. J7~0 ·sq.• ft. ollrving space, mod. kitcHen. lrre place. ba sement, rural· water sy! tem . Fi1J11rly type h~~ close to grade school Phone now lorapporntment. #633 MAKE AN OFFER - 3 oodroom, 61i·acres wrth good garden areas. Storage ~il~i ng, Addrtional hookup for mobile home wilh separate utilities and septic. $25,000. . ' NEW LISTING -Ill ACRE FARM JUST CAME ONTHE PERFECT ONE FLOOR PLAN - 2,000 sq. tt. rn th~ MARKET- Borders Raccoon Creek. Road frontage on lovely bnck ranch, formal entf)! to sunken living room, . main slate route. Excellent burlding srles, seV~:ral feel ol linmal dining room, l bedroont~ · 2!.1 baths. large ·: rood frontage I>Jmosl all .prllductiv• tillable acreage. k~chen . wilh, eating area, family room 'wilh fireplace,. • .- • Parti~lly woOded . Calf today lor more det81k. • "iitility room, mud room, 2 car attached garage. Home · • ' · · ' ·· ' #875 Prolectron Plan. #781 BE A PROUD OWNER - This home Sf>lrkles with warmth and will rnvite you rn for atour. Very attractive carpet lhroughout. 3 oodroorns, .12'x17' k~chen wnh Z·brick. Garage. Arr conditioning un~ Hot water heater recenlly replaced. low mainlenance. lovely fenced backyard Most for your money. $38,500. City schook. ' STUTES REAL ESTATE 446-4206 BONNIE L. STUTES SONNY GARNES CATHY ClARK Realtor Realtor BRUR~ETTE 446·4206 446-2707 388·8;~ ~o;•enings ol summer ~cmcs. Washington School District. NEW LISTING - I MrleoH Geor!i's Creek Rd. Three bedroom home, tully carpeted, large living/family room oombmab:m, new stone fireplace wth fan, lar~ wooded lot wtlh ~enty of trees, room lor a garden. Tw·o car unanached garage. Fencrng arouro:l mosl of lhe propertj. As~ng price $44.500 $2125 Down, $360.85 P&l frx ll y~ . NEW LISTING - HENKLE AVENUE - Live in Ihe city wilh a co'"lty almospher< Appro•. 2,300 sq. fl. of liJing space w~h l.R. kitchen wilh appliances, 2 fartllly rooms. 3-~ bedrooms. 2 t'l(!lhs, laundry roor:ns. ftrnshed basement w~h !ireplace,.liobby room, wcrkshop, and screened-In fXJ"Ch .. 9 acre lol w1th garden, !rurt trees, and grape arbof. Central a1r, gas hea~ attic fan. stam wmdows. Walkingdistance to city sch<!ols. You must see this one to appreoate 1t Pr1ced low :£Is.. $42,000 - Wrll oonorter any offer' 3 BR LR, k~chen, 2 decks. 10110 outbUIIdmg. satellrte drsh, alxwe ground pcd w/ ferice, 2 ac., tri·OOokup w/ waler & seplrc. &y now wrth $2.100 down. 9.75 adj. rale. month~ poyment $345.00 P&l, 30 yrs. OwnO' Will help wi1f1 finlncint LOAN ASSUMPTION - 20 acres wooded. Conlempora~ home. S»ar heat1ng. Solanum room w1!h hoi tub. Many amerHtles TARA ESTATES - Reduced Price - 3 BRs. brrck. Full basement Offers accepted. NEW USTING - 3 bedroom double w1de wflk acre more01less. Modern k1tchen, dimnp, room, hV!ng room. Pn~ $23.000. NEW LISTING - Crty ptoperty, 929 41hAve. 2bedrooms, LR, drnrngor FR. ~rge back ~I Pr<e~ low 30s. Assumable F.HA Loan. Call lor more delarls. • PRICE REDUCED - $40.000 - 3 BRs. reWij carpeted, srtv schools, gas heal. central "" lg ~I and garden $268.00 monthly payment. 9.15 adj. ratt. 30 yrs. Sl.OO down PlY'"'"!. THREE BEDROOM - Crty schoas, wrxxlburner. $32.000 - $1.600 down 30 yrs. Adj. "'''· Month~ payment P&l. 1262.00. , TUPPERS PLAINS - Ranch home on approx . 2 acres. lovely setting. Modern kitchen, fireplace, 3 oodroom. Carport ASSUMABLE LOAN - 9"b lnl Rale $400.00 P&l and t"es and ins. Pool. Kyger Creek Dolnct. IIODEIIN BI-LEVEL - 3 or 4 bedrOilfll>; 16<32 swimming pod. Cirty schools. $2,495 down paylment. 9.75 Ad), rate 30 yrs. $401.00 monthly REALTORS Henry E. CleiJqd Jr. 992·6191 Dottie Turner 992·5692 Jun Trussel 949-2660 JG Hill 985-4466 MODERN RANCH - 3 bedrooms, .8 ol an acre. in-grouro:l swrmming pool. Priced al $43,500· A·FRAME HOME ON .65 ACRE LOT - 3 bedrooms. l \7 oolh. ivrng r0001, kitchen, utility room. ~ basemen! unlinrshed. Price $28.000 - $1..400 dol;n payment $228 55 IT"j)nl~y payment P&l. 9.75 Adj. rate 30 y~. .6 ACRES - MOBILE HOM£ - 2 .Jdrlion~ roolllte home hookups, ~I mlne!al nght. $22,000. Make '" an offer. ~- . . AtB .... . . .... 15 ACRES o1 vacanlland. Moslfy wooded. Good buikflrlg sill!. OnW $7.900. RUSTIC LOG CABIN - 4 bedrooms, 117eal room w/woodborner. Back dedi. Lt lot par!"a!~ wooded. Oty schoas. NEW ON THE MARKET - 2 ACRES PLUS. 4 BEDROOMS - Th~ ~· year cJd ranch has all lhe touches, nice carpel in living room, 2 nicely decorated full balhs. drnrng and lami~ room comb.. patio doors and deck overookrng tree studded back ~wn. Pnced to sell at $42.500 • ' !~~~f~i;i:i~~-~~ H266 2 ACRES PLUS NICE COUNTRY HOME Large 12 room remodeled home 6 bed room s. 2 ba lhs wrl h mo dern kitchen. Home co vered wt th carefree alummum Sid· in g. Thermopan e wrndows, 2 sundecks. fuel orl fA furnace with a woodburner msert. 4 ca r ga rage an d numerous storage· bldgs. 2.093 acres. Rolhn g level land A real Country Gentl eman home Phone now. #578 BIG BARGAIN. SMAll PRICE - 8 acre. more or less, plus adorably 3 bedroom ranch slyle home. Recently remodeled ~lchen. Storage burlding and shed. Owner says sell. Reduced to $35,000. #8~7 11854 COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 10,000 sq. fl. ol floor space presently be.ng used as a lxlat marina. 6 acres prrme land located on state route. Boilding and land could be used for many purposes. Call. krts more delarls. EXCEPTIONABL£ MOBILE HOME - We chalien2e you to look at this 12'x60' five room and balh, wrth e>pandd unit, attached Txl2' insulated utility room. Can oo lett orl present level lot with garden space lor $35.00 per monlh. Clean and like nf!ll! #843 11819 LAND- Desirable tract .96.62 acres more or less on St Rt. 124. Appro<. 30 acres tillal:le. Pond. SOI]Ie cJder barns. #723 HOME & 9 ACRES - Thrs ~ a totally remodeled 3 oodroom home off George's Creek Road Includes alum. ~drng. eQuipped kitchen, wood burner. gas heat. garage. N1ce garden area lots ol woods. $39,900. I year buyer protection. #828 WEll MAINTAINED- I don'llhink you'll find anicer home for the money than th~ attraclrve s~rt level. 3 bedrooms, ! 1h baths. orge ~tchen and dining area. carport. New ca rptlt recently installed. Spacious landscaped lawn. Priced to sell in the mid 4Ds. #876 ANXIOUS - $27,000 - Owner moving out ollown, desires to sell last Lovely ranch ~tuated on Stale Highway near Tycoon Lake. Full basement. !acre lawn, rural water. city schools. #856 BUILDING LOT - Located al Clearview Eslales. Beautilul setting with nature all around. Large corner lot. Access to Raccoon Creek lor campin1, boatin& fishing; etc. Rellrroted, no moljle homes. . m2 NEW LISTING - .LOT- Approximalely 1 acre lot in Springlield Township.· Rur~ water available Nice building or moole home lol. No restrictions. A HOME TO APPRECIATE- Beautilul modular home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, garden tub, walk-in shower. Kitchen complete wrlh special lightin& livrng room, lamrly room. Walk-in closels, ceiling fans, cenlral arr, wood burner. 2 car garage. Convenient lo swrmmrng pool. stores. bank, etc. bedroom home near towrt lncl~des family room wrth fireplace, large Mchen, drning room. lull basemen! plus 2 car garage and very nice 1\\ acre lree studded yard. $43,500. . ., <tll984 Century 30s. . . . ' . . LOW DOIIIN PAYMENT - ·owNER FINANCING . .Are you .lookrng for a cbedro.om o,verlookrng !he Ohro Rrver with ftttle mamlena hce. Begrnne r home or r.lrrement ~orne . We have rl. · #260 RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAl- OR BOTH - Very nice briclr home localed at 225 Third Ave. has had excell~l care and offeo; 1424 5Q ft of living area wrth a lull partially linished basement. Also features a carport worksoop and a 2Bx38 concrete block commercial type bldg. with 3 bays lormerly used as an ' aulomobve reparr shop. Call lor more inlormalion. , not rust a house. W~h alittle w~k . home. 4 bedrooms, fireplace. eat•n krtchen, I 1 1 room, full basement. 17 acres. more or less of genlly rollrng land on state highway. Kyger Creek school. #871 APPROXIMATELY 45 ACRES ol lertile soil. Good building snes. Fronlage on Bidwell-Rodney Road close to nf!ll cereal mill. Barn, 2 ponds, fenced. Parti al~ wooded. Tillable acreage. Good pasture. Mineral rights. Rural water available. #813 QUAIL CREEK: 1981 VICTORIAN - II you are rn the market for an exlraordinary mo~le home, we have rl3 bedrooms, I \\ balhs, living room wrth woodburning fireplace and expanded area. loaded wrlh buiH·in bookcases, krtchen wrth breakfast bar and furnhure. Can oo bought on loan assumption. ASSUMABLE LOAN- IN CHESHIRE: OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL this 2 story, 4 bedroom home. A~ sume $29,000, 9\!'li APR. 30 year lerm, $4,900 down. $288 monthy includi11xt5 and Insurance. House has full basement, natural gas heal. $33,900. ~806 2 ACIU located below Eureka on Route 7, Btokl a · home <r put your mobile home tnere. No restrictions. Priced at lhe low price of $3,500. Nice view of the river. 11113 SO MUCH FOR SO LITTL£ -: Attractive brick and frame nnch. 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, outstanding k~chen. 2 car garage. Storage buiklin~ Immaculate inside and out. Approx, I\\ miles H.M.C., Call lor apl)(inlment Ieday. I "'" COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 62x80 all steel construction wah fireprool insulalion. has overhead crane, offrce and baths. formerly used lor boat sales and reparr. Located across from ~lver Bridge Plaza with access tothe 0111! River. Potential unhmrled. 168·ACRES- Priced less than $260 per acre. Appro<. 40 acres pasture. 100 acres wo<XIs !SOme lrmoorJ. small orchard, 2 wells, new fence, small barn. outbuildrngs, garage. Good homesile Off St Rt 554. $42,600. ' #833 ADDISON TWP. - Possom Trot Rd. - 93 acres. Mil, all wood~ Old barn on property. $21.900. ' $11.000 UNBEATABLE - Owners have purchased another and must sell thrs extensrvely remodeled 2 bedroom home. Wiring, plumllng, rool re~aced plus more I acre lawn storage buildrng. Great inveslment. . ' #759 REAPING THE HARVEST - Start with II acres .to grow your own garden, raise a ooel, apony lor lhe krds. Includes approx. 1500 lb. tob. base. tie housa 2barns. new In-ground cel~r house. J4"x 7ft 3 oodroom, 2 bath mobile home in e>eel~nt condil~n. · . ~858 118~5 11863 . HOME & IV• ACRES- Just lisled this well kepi2 or 3 includes range and relrigeralor, · features include nat gas heat, I woodbtrr[ler. carport, flal lot. 2 il #776 JUS! LISTtD - PICTURE THIS!!! - large family home in a very nice peacelul area. 4 l>!drooms, lamily knchen with frreplace, lormal living room, formal dinin& 2 baths. lull basement wrth famrly.room and rec. room. garage plus many more extras. City schoo~. Priced al $65.000. #881 CEDAR AND BRICK RANCH - $49,900. Only 4 years old and looks like brand new. 3 oodrooms, pantry and oak cabinets in krtchen , 1''t oolhs, attached garage. Approx. 1 acre lawn. Concrete drive, storage building. Garden area. I>JIIhe edras you could want. Call-we have the detarls. #885 FARM ·- Modern in evel"j way. House has 6 rooms. bath, built in 1978. Three barns lrke new, used lor tobacco and show hor ses. Clay Township. Gallipolis " School System. $51,400 ~869 • OAK HILL AREA - COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL - 3.62 acrll'\ m/1 wnh appro<. 275 It tronlage on SR 93 apprD.I . I mL N. of Oak Hill. 2story home offers 4 BRs, LR. krtchen w/range and refri~. bath, cerpeling, nat gas heat and city waler. t;Ommercral steel burldrng IStumoo's Garage! measures 40x96 and has concrele floorrng. Mobile home hookup on property . Owner linancrng at J(l',. Call for appointment VINTON AREA - 5 YR. OLD MODULA~ t !52 sq. ft. 3 BRs, 2 balhs, kitchen. living room. dinin& carpelrn& central arr. NGschooldlslnct 103 ACRES MIL. SPRINGFIELD TWP. Appro<. 96 A lillable, older home has 5 BRs. bath, LR, krlchen. county water. 40x60 pole bldg., 40x60 tobacco barn. var~us other outbuidings. QUALITY IN EVERY DETAIL- 3 or 4 Br brick home offers a 20x40 family room, 3 balhs. knchen withDW. displ.. microwave and trash compactor, dining roorn, intercom syslem, central arr. 2 car garage, deck and a 20x40 pool, Over $100.000. Call lor an apl)(intmenl loday. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BRICK HOME7 Then lh~ may just be the one. Conven~ntly kx:aloo on Rl. 35 West, this home offers alarge INing room, din~g room. 3 bedrooms, ~undry room, I '-l baths. equipped kitchen. carpeting, cenlral air and a 2 car garage. WALNUT TOWNSHIP - 102 acres, more or less. mostly clean hrll pasture, lrontson 3 roads near Mudsock. GENTLEMAN'S FARM -35 acres Mi l mostly tillable, 3 miles north of Rodney, Sprin& well and county water.- fenood and cross lenced, tobacco base. Very nice 3-4 bedroom ranch style home with i~chen, LR. balh, breezeway, woodburning fireplace. Call lor an ap~ntment CENTRALLY LOCATED - GREEN TWP . 22.11 Ac. m/1, with frontage on Sl Rt. 141 and Neighborhood Rd . Also adjorns Sanders Htll Subdrvisllln. Owner financrng avarlable Call lor more details APPROXIMATELY 3 MILES"FROM ROONEY4'0 ACRES, MIL, All TILLABLE - Older home has been reemodeloo, 3 BRs, LR, kttchen, bath, gas and wood stove, carpetin& county water, small pond, . , RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Offers swimmin& boating and fisHin& lot ~ze is 100x600 and has electric, water lap and septic tanll Call lor more details COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUS· TRIAl! - SO acres, more or less, vacant ~nd deal for inves1ment or any type development Road fron~ge on U. S. 35 a~d Mitchell Rq. PRICE REDUCED TO $24,500! lwely 24x65 modular oo Green Terrace Drive rn ~enary. Home feeltlres a 15x241illing room, gaHey type krtchen ~ lu!y equipped, dining room has a ' buiH·rn chrna cabinet. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeting, central air, eloc. hea' storm windows and doois and an 8x8 ulility bldg. · PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCEDt OWNER SAYS SELL THIS IIOHTH! ~ Rio • Centerpoinl • Road ICherrj Ridge). Approx. 75 acre; woodland. fronts oo 2 road~ county water available. $250 per acre. VACANT FARM LAND - Morgan Twp. 84 acres more or less, level and rolling land. ApprOll. 33 acres tillable, r~inder woods. YOU'll MAXE ASPLASH WRH THIS ONE! This horne has one ol the nicest pools in lhe area and over 3,000 sq. ft. olliving area. 4 or 5 BRs 3 baths, 30 ft. LR. 2 lamrly rms. 2 woodbtrrning frreptacll'\ large kilthen and dinrng area. 2 car garage: located on Debby OrNe. OHIO RIVER VIEW- 210 acres Mil located approximately 6 miles below town with lrontage on SR and Raccoon Road. A ff!ll scenic btrrlding ~le> balance could oo used lor fi!sture or recrealiln. Priced lo sell al $350 per acre. YOU'll LIKE LIVING HERE - Modular home on .85 acre, M/l on Shoestring Rdge. Th~ home offers 1152 sq. ft. 3 BRs. balh. Krtchen w/ran' and relri&.lR, drnelte, laundry room, carpetln& fioc. furnace, fireplace. woodburner, 24x24 ·garage, 8x 10 melal uli~ty bid~. crty scl-oofs. GUYAN TOWNSiiiP- 108 acres 1110reor less located soutfl ol Mercervile. Appro<. 20 A liKable. Balance wo<XI ~ lobacco base. Owner will help finance. . JUS! WHAT YOUVE BEEN LOOKING FOR In-town convenience, extra nice ~t measures 87 by 174. 3 or 4 BRs.large lrilchen.LR..OR, balh, large front porch and small screened back porah, gas hea' unattached one car . garage. Call for an apl)(inlment ONLY $10,900 12'x65' Vrnda le Mark II - 5 roo ms. bath wilh shower. nat. gas, f.A lurnace, 20'<40' wooden porch wrth awlirng, car· pelin g, window arr conditionrng Lrke new rn srde: Buy rt and mov e rt. or buy rland move rn by renlrnglh e lol rl rs p~esently srllin g on Phone today. #628 \ ADDISON, $19,000 ~ One slory'home offers 2 BRs. LR, kitchen, bath. full basement with shower. glassed in porch. 2 car unattached garage. KC school district Call for an appornlment. CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE ON 325 6.49 acres more or less. located 1us1soulh ol Rro Grande on. Sta le Hrghway 325. lots of lar ge. lall prne trees. Beaulrful bui ldrn g srtes rn I he woods. If you hke frees, lh rs rs what you want #631 - CADMUS AREA - 26.5 acres, I ~ story home offers 3BRs, krtchen, li~ng room. dining room, balh, carpetmg and aluminum ~di n~ Call lor an apl)(inlment SOMEONE WANTS YOUR HOME AND WE HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO FIND THAT SOMEONE. CALL US!! PRICE REDUCED TO $59,900 - LARIAT DRIVE - Convenient to hosprlal and shoppin& 3 BR brick ranch offe~ kitchenwnh dishwasher, displ., range and rein ~. ·hvrng room, famrly room, 2 bath~ fun ba~ment, IOx20 oovered pa~o. attached garage. nrce ftat lenced back yard. gas heat and cenlral arr. Call lor an ap~ntment. 30 ACRES MI L QUALITY HOME & BARN . Top Qualrly 9 room house wrlh 7 rooms carpelfd. 4 bed· rooms. balh and fu ll basemen! plus 3 car garage. Good barn ap proxrmafelv 30'x40' olus chrcken house appro< . 12'•30'. Appro<. 10 acres lrllable and 20 acres pastu re wrlh large pond. Beautifu llocatron wrlh half mr le fro nta ge on blacktop slate hrghway BRAND NEW DUPLEX- Grealrnvestment lor the buyer' localed on Graham School Rd. Each un~ offers 2 BAs. livrng room, bath, kilchen w~h ~ove, rein&. OW and displ., ~undry.large carport, central air and storage area. ms 117 A. CLEARED ROlliNG LAND Agprox. 40 A. hllabl e. 60 A. pasture. tile block barn , appro•. 4 '<60 ' eQupmenl shed an d lois of other buildings. 4 cherry trees , ·3 apple , grape arbor Stream fl ows throu gh properly. Al l mineral ri ghls go. 6 room home, 3 BR. basement storm doors and windows. Buill·rn kit chen cabrnels, cook stove and elec . refrig .. fu el oil fo rced arr fu rnace Plenty ol water. 2 garages. A real good farm. Only 1'1 mrle to ~rocery and school. Call now #6!7 DON'T LET THIS ONE GET AWAY! - 3 BR ranch on 1.2 acres, m/1, ~her features uJCiude LR, k~chen w/range and d1spl., carpeling, 2car garage w/optlners, new heal pump, electric BB heat county water. ADDISON TWP.• ...:_ ApprOll. 7 m~es lrom Gallipofis. 39\l acres more or less. froots on towns~p road. All woods and bru sh. $8,900. .. 35"d5' GARAGE & 3 LOTS 2 mobrle home or building srtes wrlh all utrlrhes avarlable- 3 waler laps. Garage with arr comp ressor and olher mator arr toots. spray painlrng gun, elc. Botlle gas furnac e heal rn gar . age with 13' hrgh door. 2 nrc e land scaped lots ready for mobi le home. doublewide or burld a new home and operale a body shop or mechaoic garage. Approx. 'o mrle oil Hwy 35 west ol Gall rpol rs. Busrness w1lh your home nearby. #624 ...--·- ..... HOME AND INCOME! - $22.000. 2 oodroom. dining room, eat·rn kitchen. features ID'x48' trailer lor added income. Well worth a look. #752 THIS 3 BEDROOM HOllE CAN IE YOURS - BUILDING LOTS 21ols in Bidwell area. Suitable for mob rle home or burld your own home. Rural water. Buy bolh lor $2. 800. #608 family robin with kJis ol windows and a woodburnina fireplace. kitchen. dinin& iving · room. blth. u!IIIIJChed slorage l*lg,, carport nice Jhlded I!Ekyard. Call for an appoinlmenl VACATION CAMP BY BLUE LAKE Owner finaricing, sunde ck, rural water, septic system, elec· lric. Buy it with camping lrarler or wrt houl, concrete pad. Great fi shing' Buy and move nghl rn. . #~ . NEW ON MARKET - Slart out or retue rn lhis 3' bedroom mobile home. Extra large porch. I acre lot Cily schools. $32,000. #807 FRONTS 011 ROUTE 7- 4'h acres. more or les> large mel.ll building wrth concrete floors. 2 5mall ~orage buildings, 14'x50' mobile hqme wrlh 2 bedrooms. balh. nice size kitchen, living room. Rural water, septrc tank, gas heat. Good investment property. AMA'S ONE OF TillS BETTER FARMS-101 acres. Mil, loiS of fertile bottom land,_ pond. nf!ll fences, large barn, seven~l other butklings. large tobacco base, modem 3 Br hQrne. 2 balhs. call lor more inlormaliln. I · 11882 SEClUDED 4 ACRES - Convenient counlry living w~l be Yotn in this charmrng 4 bedrooms, 2 balh ranch • Wos/ler, drjer, range, 4 acres of natural scanrc land Llrae 2\\ car garage wrth workshop. 2 slall horse 'barn, rural water, plus much more. for just $2,300 down and $374 per month!! Other attraciNe leelures in this home include a •• , LOVELY SETTING WITH SWIMMING POOL 5 rooms, bath, 2 car gaage, natural gas FA furnac e. wi ndow air condrtioners, satellite dish. swimmrng pool US fl. diame· ter). garden space, fenced -rn backyard. Storage bu ildrng. Possible loan assumption. See lhis nrce home. N771 21 ••• , EoUwCo.,...lllon utr\lllealorthe NAF. iland"-lndenwil• ofC.ntllry21 Rui'I'AIIIeCorporajlon. Printed In I'.~. A. ~:.ru•l H•'·''"i"l'l••nunlt1tat ..,.. EACB omC118INDIPINDINTLYOWNID ANIIOPIIATBD. . . . FINISH IT .YOURSELF And save money. Thrs 6 rooms, 4 bedroom , colonral home rn Ihe country with ap· prox .B'o acres. Great place lo rarse your children. Small farm pond stocked wrth ba1s and blue gill. Tobacco base. l ots ol tr mbet. Phone now for :an . app6rnlmenl. Prrced now lor ~n . al $29 ,900 · 4 bedrooms. Prrted· at #634 COUNTRY HOME l ocated on State Hr ghway #160. close to higlt schoo l. Nice front por ch. burll -rn cabinels and dbl. s/s srnk rn kitchen, bath w/s hower. , Lots ol shade trees and lru rt trees. Garden space• .84 acre of land Blown m insu- rome wilh ""•rl><hno comfort. Many Includes 3 t>.rlrrnnnns" I \1 balhs, living room with wblp, formal , nf!ll kitchen cabinets wrth rang~· and · oven. room, 1st floor laundry. full basement With lamily room. gas heat. garage. Storage burldrng. lenced yard. #860 NEW LISTING - PomeroyA nice inveslmenl or starter home. 2 oodroom home on large lot Basement. Only ,$17.500 $36,000. all. Why? Because Laking a specific finesse, in this instance the ruffing finesSe In diamonds, gives the declar- sl'\ap8 for model , 9U·2429. tAQJ84 +Q$ deeper consideration, as no choice at · 1- to·ft ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS 1988 Ford PU pretty good new muffler. new king pins and tire rodt. Heavv duty IU1plnsion. 1460 . 614· car""' en~ lots POMEROY.O. WANT ADS NEW LISTING - PRICE Of OWNERSHIP sparkles throughoul th~ undaled ranch. 3 bedrooms. remodeled kttchen, nrce garage, lull basement, vinyl ~ding, low marntenanae, central air, in -town location. Plus mucn more. MODERN 3 BEDROOM BI-LEVEL - Features lg k~chen w/~13 ol Q~alily, handmade caD nels. l 11t baths. liVIng room. lg, family room w/Buck st!Ne. Backyard rs large wrth alg. tovefed p~~ ood an on lop ol groond pll(j lo E . Main Trucks for Sale 11893 286-6522. 614 -388 -9688. 72 BIG PRICE REDUCTION - Now priced to seU at $34,900. Good 2 acre location on Rt. 141 tust 2'h mrles lrom town. 3 bedroom Dutch 2 story home wrlh equipped kttchen, dining room, family room, natural gas heat Low interest, ~w assumplron possrble. #827 INTERESTED IN A MOBILE HOME7 - Excellent condtt1on. 2 oodrooms wrth e.pando unit. Orl furnace, underpinning, range, relrigeralor, Price has been reduced to $6,000 Can .be left on present lot lor $35.00 per month. You must see lhjs one. Call 614-286·6522. very good condition. Call 61 4· 245-9483. NOIITH +K752 .J 3 By Jamea Jacoby What at first glance looks like a choice or finesses can be seen, upon 7454. QUALITY REIGNS to the bottom comfort in this brick ranch. Vif!ll of river with over ooe acre lawn. 2\\ baths. 3 bedrooms, formallivrng room. krtchen compj~ with appliances, famr~ room, rec. room, 2 fireplaces. garage. in-ground pool w~h ~rge palioarea. Over 2700 ·sq. It of living space. Call lor more detarls. • #867 Housing Headquarters 3000 Ford diesel tractor like new, Allis Chalmber mower 8o Ford hay baler, $4.4495 . Ford 501 mower. $500. Cl'\arger engine , $400, Call Olferrng CENGUARD'" lnsu:ance Services Bruce Teaford U.S. 35 West, Jackson, New 6 ton heavy duty united farm wagon running gears. $379 .95 . Massey Ferguson bale loader S250. Call 614· 814-446·2282. 4 4 6 _6 6 1o.. ()nguurd ,. Put NtJ•ltber 1. to work f~~ CROSS & SONS 8350. Call 614-286·6522. after 4 :00 pm . Tl"!lcka for Sale 1970 Dodgllruck . 4 apaad . Two choices: right and wrong . 1975 Chrysler Cordoba . fully equiped. new tires, new battery, new carb., interior ex. cond .• body good cond .• 77,000 act . miles, $900 or best offer . Call 614-446· SOUTHERN HILLS R.E., INC. Farm Equipment New Idea mower S296. hay wagon $295, 9 ·h . hay bine $796. Freeman rbader 1973 Dodge Challenger no rust, need• pai nt job . 1 978 • 614·245-6288. model end newer uted cart. 1972 Dodge Swinger for sale. Runs good. Body little rough . 8125. Call614-9864209 before 10:00 am. or 1981 Renault.52,000milas. needs. some work. Call TOP CASH paid for "80 Smith Bulck-Poritiec. 1911 Elstern Ave .. Gallipolit . Call 1-------- 72 0 -7 The Autos for Sale 71 offer. Call 614 -245-6884 altar 5PM . Judy OeWitt-Realtor-388-8166 J . Merrill Carter- Realtor- 379-2184 Becky Lane-"Realtor-446-0468 Jim Cochran - Realtor- 446-7881 Virginia Smith-Realtor-388·8826 Elizabeth Long-Realtor-676-3968 Phyllis Loveday- Realtor-446-2230 Farm Supplies & L1veslock Massey Ferguson. ~ew Hollar1~. e·ush Hog Sales ·& Se~rvice...Over. 40 used tra'ctors. to 'choose frQm 8t complete line of new & used equipment . Largest s~lection in S E. Ohio. 1976 Buick Century ell · options, ·must sell -beat Autos for Sale Gallipofia, Oh. Helen, Virgil and Strawberries. Roush' s at Union Campgroun~ (back ot - Na·w Haven . WVal . 1,200 . ·qts ot good ja'hi bemes. You . pick 40 cents qt. No Sunday sales . Call 1-304-882 · 2237 . Ohio. 614·286-6451 . ------ Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . 1979 Plymouth Vol are auto. air, sl'\arp, $1.999 . John ' s Auto Sale, Bulaville Rd .• ·Sue Murphy, Milton Roush 614-245·5121 . 61 Autos for Sale · 71 mlleaga, 8650. 1980 Olda Cutlua LS. P.S., P.B., A.C., stationwagon. 2 tone dk . ucellent condition. Call brown & tan . Call614-245· 5606. 614- 949-2~68. 1528. 3734. Spinet- Console piano bargain. Wanted : Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager : P.O. Box 33 Friedens. Pa . 15541 . Hay & Grain 64 LG. RANCH - lots of storage space, big stone woodburnrng fireplace rn lhe den. 3 BRs, dbl. gaage and 2.4 7 acres. Eastern Schools Fender Mustang electric gui · tar . met allic blue with tremelo bar. n1ce hardshell case . S175 . 614 -446 · Upright piano. f S 1 calves . Cell614·446·2354. _7_1___A_ut _o_s_o_r_a-'-~ 6 head Simmet1l cows with ENJOY THE COUNTRY - 3 BRs, woodburnihg furnace, equrpped krtchen, carptlting, basemen! & rural water. MIDDLEPORT - Small 2 BR home on Gravel Hill. Garage & .J;Orner lot. Only $17.500. ' 71 LOVELY 2 BRS. - Carpetin~ small porch, basement. gas fur· nace, panlry and lg.lot for just $16,500 3 yr. old sorrel gelding for sale or trade. Call 614· 256· 992·2413. Transporlalron Livestock Autos for Sale 71 REMODELED - One ftoor 2 nrce BRs, dring area. k~chen. carport & l&lot rn Rutland. Only $21.500 BUSINESS BLDG. - In Pomeroy. 2 stories, good return. Davis upright piano . Good condition . S350 . Call 614 - 63 LG. BRICK - Near the stores rn Mldd~port. 2'1trit-baths, lg. dinin& frreplace, gas furnace. lg. krtchen &lg. lot wtth trees & shruboory. Only $38.500. .62 Wanted to Buy June 16, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1985 . • f •• �• Times-Sentinel The 72 Trucks for Sale GMC ohort bed ~ ton plok· up, 350. auto. PS. PB, AM-FM S-track, slidingwi,~ ­ dow. new tires. 69.000 m1., naw bed . Call 614· 446· 9237, may be seen after 5PM. 1974 Chevy Pickup. $500. 304· 773-9143. 78 Ch8v . dump truck, Scotsdale C-66 , 22 , 000 miloo. 112,000. 304-675· 7771 . ' 76 Ford pick up F1 00. 304-895-3078. 74 torcycle . Excellent condition. $425 . Phone Jane Wagner at 614· 992· 361 7 or 614-992-5650. 1977 Harley Dav idson Sportster. hcellent shape. All chromed . 82,395 or best offer . Can see at T&G Auto Salas under Pomeroy Muon bridge. Vans 8t 4 W.O. i 977 GMC Van dura with Midas interior, excellent mechanical condition. high mileJ~ge · recent engine wortJ,. Call 614-446· 8096 &PM. after 1978, 14" pil11enger Dodge Von . 104.000milos. highoot bid. For more informatiQn, contact Wanda Vining _ at 614-992·2161 between 8:30·4: 30. Juno 17 thru June 20. 74 Motorcycles 1884 Harley Davidson FLHS 1.400 miles . Excellent aura options, 85,995 - S 7.895 new. Call 614-~58-1755 . Henri Arnold N'd Bob Lee Unscramble lho8e IO<.W Jumblee. one tett• to each square. to form four O<dilllfY WOlds. I POCUE I I I I I ( I (] drive, air suspension. Priced to sell. 614-992 -671 o. 1979 Yamaha 1100XS TEN NIT I K) nica roid bike. 304-6754338 . 1.981 KX4'20 dirt bike. 304· 675-3308. 83 Honda Shadow 2,600 miles. 'Ex c. cond. plus-accessori... 304· 576·21 38. 75 Boats and'· Motms for Sale Aluminum 12' V-bottom with 4 HP. 2 cyl. Evanrude, remote gas tank & trailer. reaaonablely priced . CaiJ 814·446-1286. 18ft. fiberglass boat, trailer. 75 HP mo1or. 5500. Call 61 4 - 37~·2702 . 79 Motors Homes 1984 Honda ATV 3 wheeler & Ca-mpers , with back rack, good tires, ~-------:--­ good cond.. S800. ·Call · 614-379-2186 or &14· 379· 1985 Starcraft Star Master 2670. 6 . pop-up, same as neW, 1 983 480 Honda ex. shap8, used 2 times, must sell at never raced . Call 614 ~ 367· once to settle ettate. Electric. refrlg .. beater. gas stove. 0594 after 4PM . all options, $3,200 firm. 1974 "Harley Davidson Cost over 84,900 neW. Call Sportster, lots of extrAs. 614-446-1641, ierious in$1,700 . Call 614 -245- quires only after e. 614446 ·8172. 6650. ) I I J Home I mprovaments CARTER'S PLUMBING . AND HEATING Cor. Fourth .nd Pine roofl. 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof. Coli 614· 388·9867. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditionelllfetime gua· Gallipolio. Ohio 61 4·448· 3888 814·448·4477 Pho~e or JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. At. 1. Box 366, Golli· polio. Coli &14-367· 0670 . 83 Now arringe the circled leiters to form the surprise answer, u aug. gaoled by the above ~oon. XI XXX)0 furnished :- Free estimatea. Coli collect 1·814·237· 0488, day or night ..RogO!'• Basement Waterproofing. Tabor Upholotory. For reu· pholatarlng. frH ettlmatea. Free pickup • delivery. Call 614-379· 2850. ~ .I James Boyl Water Ser\ice. Aloo pool• !Iliad. Coli 814· 258·1141 or 614 -446 · 1175 "" 814-448· 791 1. owner. ..... Reds rip Sutter Business ..,. Se..Vices See M~tp Lepta • hp t Waugh'a Water. Service . dnveway and indoor paintinc. Spacious living ·area of 2200 sq. ft. includes 3 large bedrooms, 2\lz ceramic balhs. livinc room with fireplace, for1111l dining area. sewing nook and family room with indoor barbecue. Outdoor recreation area features covered patio with wroucht iron trim. Warm llomin& ps &rill and reeulat;on badmmton court. Carpetinc throu&hout and beautiful birch paneling and trim. New kitchen cabinels, formica tops,. stove top and double wall oven. Dishwasher, disposal, refricerator and most window triatments included. Ideal nei&hborhood with beautiful view, shopping nearby. Gallipolis Cily School System, cily ,water and sewer and neilhborhood watch prfllram. Landscapin& ·•u established and . maintained. car adjacent office area. 101'2% detail~ and appointment, lltorJr ,._., • Pap te Walla. ciaterna. poola. fa1t, TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . A,. .. Gallipolis. 814-448-7833 or 614-446· 1833. R & M Furnitur8 Manufac· turing • .St. Rt. 7. Crown City, Oh. Call &14-268· 1470. coli Eve. 814-ol48· 3438 . Old & new Uphostered . e $ SIYE $ PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS · Vol.36, No .44 Copyright"'l 1 985 4" Stwtr .............$3. 70 4'' Ell ................ ;••$1.00 I" 160# Water ..-19• 1" Gas Pipt............. 11• • • enttne at . PH. 304·295•'1845 Mineral Wells, w , Y•. • • • cnst~ • simmers -' wa;d Oesterreicher, 304675· 7239 or 675·8357. Ccma&y ·Realty 446-3636~ ACROSS 72 Sodium chloride 74 Thighbone 76 Cloth measure 6 Babylonian abode 77 OWner: abbr. of the dead 78 Surfeit · 11 ConiJillracy 79 Spoclacies 16 Kettledrum 82 Weirder 21 Worn awwy 84 Transactions 22 Pertaining to 85 Dry punishment 86 Mark lel1 by woond 23 Make amends· 88 Tears 24 Musical drama 89 Peel 25 River: Sp. j!6 Soclalalfali · · · · · , ·so Mllltllry siudent . .28 ~oint ·.... 92 Avoided ., 94 ·0ecldes · ·30 CtinteSi 98 Again 32 Latin con]uncllon 99 Above 33 Italy: abbr. 100 Small amount 34 Extinct flightless 102 Medlterrenean bird · vessel 35 Shade tree 103 Gratuity 36 Quote 104 In' honor of 37 Capuchin monkey 105 Matures 38 Lamprey · 40 Fright lOS Revealed 108 Equals 2~ours 42 Avenging spirit 109 Achieve 43 coagulate 110 Revised: abbr. 44 Wall border 111 Gull-like bird 45 Greek leuer 47 Gastropod 112 Shreds 114 DrfiSS border mollusks 49 Mint 1 18 Weight of India 50 Support 117 Austere 119 Withered 51 Walks on 120 Faucets 54 Halt 55. Alone 122 Turn aside 124 Bother 56 Loss 59 That woman 125 Verve eo Secret agent 126 Girl 62 Recompensa 128 Openwork Iabrie 129 Defo81 64Fuel 65 College degree: . 131 Slender abbr. 132 Prohibit 66 Spanish .article 133 Din- course 67 Rodent 135 Priest's vestment 136 Halll 69 Old womanish 70 Sorrows 139 Sly look 1 E!IS80C8 .. ·.. 140 Mohammedan nama 141 Nothing 142 Negative prefix 143 A stale: abbr. 144 Fish sauce 145 crown 147 More unusual 149 Large bird 150 Babylonian hero · 152 Caudal appendages 154 Hln~u q.-> 1~ Zodiac sign .. : i 58 Part oftortlllcatlon 1se JuJor;.,rit . ·160 ROWS 161 Unduly rigorous DOWN 1 Eagle's nest 2 Commonplace 3 Also 4 Ancient Roman weight 5 Corded cloth 6 Dress protectors 7 Keeps 8 one; no matter · WIIIch 9 Note of scale 10 Rubber tree 11 Strong wire rope 12 Tiny partlc;le 13 Nod 14 Article . 15 Vast throng 16 Heavy volume 17 MimiC 18 Exist 19 M6untaln nymph 20 Proportion 27 Wine cup 29 Permits 3,1 Unit or Slarneoe . ·ciJrrency 36 Muoe of history 37 Wloe PflrS9h 39 Condeocendlng look 40Cushlons 41 Household pets 42 Pertaining l.o lhe Alps 43 Frigid 44 Clwer 46Symbolfor tantalum 48 'J ot 49 Fruit of the.pine . 50~ 5i-The ones !)ere 52 Shift 53 Scatter 55 Dealer 56 Profound 57 Lassen 58 Oomaetlcatos 61 s-rpotaloes 63 Heap 641ndlgent 68 Fracaaas 70 Took from 71 Pre-eminent aptitude 73 Chief 74 Dart 75 Happen again 77 Molal.lubes 78 Hindu garment 80 Developed 81 Mournful 83 Free or 84 Identical 87 Refund 89 Committed depredations 90 Coffeehouaas 91 Poeltlve pole 92 Smoot~ 93 Soil 95 Greenland ' settlement 98'0owny dUCk 97 Pastime 99 Monster 101 Seesaw 105 Daniah laland loti Farm bulld)ng 107 ApoiiMicary's • weigh! 111 Spreads ror drying 112 Alhletlc group 113 Health resorts 115 lntallect 116 Bflstle . . i.18Urn . 1 19 Undergarl'l'lllnt 121 Dafamatlon 123 Brother of Odin 125 Chooses 126Comeiy 127 Omiis from pronunciation 129 Kind ot bMr 130 Egg-shaped 131 Diocese 132 Having one's lriteres1 dulled by o-lndulgence 134 Sudsy br136 Citrus lrull: pl. 137 Brisk Skirmish 139Schema 1401slll 144 ColleCtion of IIICIS 145 Metal 146 Skill 147 Single · ·: ,. .. Authorities unearth bones 148cr149 Goddess of hetl~ 151 Paid nollce ~~ Diphthong 155 Jhre&.toad 11<1111: 157 Sun god • ACRES HAS GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME. FULL BASEMENT, CENTRAl AIR CONO. DETACHED GARAGE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AGREAT INVESTMENT FOR YOUR MONEY TAKE ALOOK AT THIS PROPERTY. $74.000. UTTLE KYGER AREA- 5.6 ACRES, OLDER HOME. NEEDS SOME REPAIR. ALSO 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME. PRICED TO SELL! JUST LISTED - IN CHESHIRE. SPACIOUS BRICK HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS. RECREATION ROOM. fULl BASEMENT. ATIACHEO McFarlane called the linkage of the hostages with th~ prisoners. "unfortunate'; and lndlcaled the prl!;jlners stood a better change of freedom without a hostage GARAGE. RODNEY - $34,000. FRAME . RANCH, HAS 3 BEDROOMS. GARAGE. POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. WOOOOURNER. IN CITY - $78,000. VERY NICE OLDER HOME HAS 3' BEDROOMS, FORMAL DINING, DEN, PI.WS 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT. .Cheese·giveway set PAXTON RO;- 3FOR THE PRICE Of ON£. 3HOMES, LIVE IN ONE AND RENT THE OTHERS. ON· I~ ACRES. $30,000. ' ll HAVl SMRAI. COIIIERCIAL PIIQI'ERTIIS AND 11JW IS THE Till TO liME YOUI PUIICIWIS. IIOIH IIITEIIES'r UTI.$ AIID I'IOP(IIY I'IICES All DECUIIIIIG. CALL FOR MORE lllfDRIMTIOII AIID TOUR PROPEJm' IIEQUIREIIEIITSI! SlUIIIG YOUIHAL ESTAR IS IIG IUSINESS ••. CAll AN UPI.II(E. WOOD IULn WESPIISOII 14killed on Ohio highways Mr. Ed'o Speedy W10h, high pressure cleaning. liquid sand blasting. Mobile homes, bLdldlnga, trucks. heavy equipment, pools, parking areas. boats. Ed- ROUTE.35 LOCATION - GREAT LOCATION fOR BUSINESS. 1.6 aiOni Patriot·Goie Rd. Was I Sttrkl Tree and l.ewn Service, atump removal. 304576·2010 . JUST OUTSIDE CITY. '$65.000- 49 ACRES, 3BEDROOM HOME. LOTS OF FLOWERS AND TREES. ac~e fa<m I SUNDAY PUZZLER Real Estate General ritcE REDUCED on 146 SIOO,OOO. Now S79.!m. I 1 Section, 10 Page• 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New~aper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Monday, June 17, 1985 Hostage . "Fn• O•llr11g" I Rot1ry Or cable to(JI drilling. MOat wells completed same dey. Pump sa lea end services. 304·895·3802 . - . 71 ScoHish cap VINTON COURT - $32,000. 3 BEDROOMS, FUUY CARPETED. fENCED LAWN, CARPORT. 116.000 VERY NICE 2 BEDRIIoM COlTNlE OUTBUILDG, VILLAGE Of BIDWELL 4 LOTS. CHESHIRE $24,500 - 3 BEDROOM FRAME WITH CARPORT. L£VEl LOT. GAS FURHACE. 121 ACRES :-J!2ztXXl RT. ns. WALNUT 1WP., 4 ~DROOM HOME NEEDS :>11ft REPAIRS. . AUDREY ·F. CANADAY, REALTOR . MARY fLOYD, REALTOR, 4-41-3383 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR. 448·1817 21 LOCUST ITREET . OALUPOUI. • .. J Discovery off again For Sale-By Owner-Price Reduced Wiseman Real Estate Agency I'IICE REDUCtD on this commercial bkl, mVlllon. Two aparl""niS upstai~ and ready fa occupancy. Investment property '-' $21,500. ' ' Three weekend wine cisterna, pools filled . Phone e1~387-0623 or 61 4-387· 7741 night or dey . clearing. IB7tJPi~!n&;;;--­ Dozer WOrk lend la!ldtcaping, etc. Free etti· mateo. Coli &14-448-80~8 or 614· 892· 7119 onytlma. .·Bike rodeo . Ken's Water SerVIce . Wells. Heul limestone. 11nd. gra· Good-1 Excavating. ban· . vel,dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer manti. foatert, drlvewaya. end lime. Exceltlor Salt 11ptic tankl, lendtc:aping. Worka Inc. 638 E. Main St., Call anytime 614·446· Pomeroy. 614-992-3891 . 4537, James L. Davison, Jr. I-D-.a-~-d-M-.-c-on-tr-ac-t-or-•.-v-ln-yl Mondeyt aiding. replacement windows, inauleting, roofing. new end remodeling. conYeslerdav s JumtHB: CHAFF SUEDE . HERMIT. LOUNOE 84 Electrical Answer: What the soprano's "solo' was- . crite. Call304-773-6131 . " SO HIGH" & Refrigeration All typet of masonry, brlc:ka. blocka, concrete , atone. Free ~tltimete. Cell Roger at · SEWING Machine repalro, 76 Auto Parts 304· 773-5127 . 77 Auto Repair aervlce. Authorized Singer 8t Accessories Sales & Service Sharpen Sci11ora . Fabric _Shop, 14 in . 4 luo aluminum Pomeroy. 614-992 -2284. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! wheels in radial tires. 16 in . · BJ's Body Shop now open . wheels for Mercury Cougar. Call &14-266· 1267 or 814· Free estimates. No job too small . 304·675-2883 . . 266-1667. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removol . Coli 304- 676· 1331 . Real Estate General RINGLES ' S SERVICE , experienced carpenter." elec:tri· cian, meson. painter. roof· ing llncl~dlng · hot tar CALIFORNIA RANCH BRICK -Well maintained, mint appllcotionl 304 · &7~·2D88 or 875· 73611. · condition with new roof, outdoor· carpeting, asphalt Print answer ham: 1'1-iE ( General Hauling reliable service. CaU 814256 · 1240 or 614·266· 1130. Reasonable rateJ ,. Excavating rantee. local reference• AI..WAY'!5 THe C::ENiel'li: OF ATTENTION. Real Estate General .NEW USTING- Aff.Oid~ble borhoOd, only 2 . from shopping. ' & frame ranch style offers nice family room, living room, eat-in kitchen, ulilily room & 1 car garage. Super msulated, resulting in very low heating and cooling bills. Large flal lot w/plenly of parting space. Easy to buy w/very little down. $47,500. #217 85 Plumbing Heating 8t Mereu m Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber I t1J 82 Sr.rVICI'S 81 . 1960 Honda CD900. Shaft completely dressed. stereo. 73 SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Motorcycles 1981 KE100 Kawasaki mo· t6, 1985 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. STANDOn' OON'l1NlJ»> - A Beirut airport WCII'III!r pum.. retu. from a hijacked l'rtlilll Wodcl All1lael plane aa a .Shiite Moolem hiJacker wiUl a ®1HiillniMd • o;/\ llalaalllllko~ rille keep& a watchful eye from the . tarmac. Food was taken on board at the same time. (UPJ). Cheese and butter wUI be distribIncome t.oestabllsh ellglbillly. uted locally by Gallla-Melgs Com· · Oocuments that will be accepted as proof of Income include ADC munlty Action Agency on Wednes· day starting at 1 p.m . at the Medicaid card. SSIIetter, sta Iemen I following locations: of income signed by CDHS case . The AmeriCan Legion Hall, Ra· worker, food stamp ellgiblllty card, cine; Meigs County Fairgrounds, ' unemployment book, HEAP accepRock Springs: Tuppers Plains Fire tance letter. targeted job lax credil Station; PagevUle Town Hall or the voucher, Social Security letter or Harrisonville Flre Stallon. cancelled check Indicating Income fteclpients must fall within 150 at or below150Pt"rcent ofthf:lncome Pt"rcent of U.S. Office of Budget and guldellne and employment checks Management Income guidelines. Indicating Income at or below 150 Recipients must also provide curIJt'rcent of the Income guideline. rent documentation as proof of • ,, WII..SEYVILLE. Ca ill. I UPl i So far _deputies have unearthed l!i pounds of bon~ fragments from at least 25 propk> who W<'f!' killro. dismembered and burned by two suspected mass sex -torture murderers. After a resl on Sunday, deputies· were to resum~ the search today for more remains as the FBI pressed a manhunt for one of tbe lwo suspPCied killers, Charles Ng .. 24. who may have fled to Canada or even back to hi' natlv~ Hong Kong . Ng's alleged accomplice In lhP s)ayings, sell-styled survivalist Lro· nard Lake, .19, committed suicide June2 by swallowinng a cyanld~ pill while in custody of South San Francisco polk'<', Some of the kidnapped vlrlim' were ·beld in a secrel " bondag<''· chamber near LakP's houSP in the Sierra Nevada foothills in Calaveras CountY and videotaped through a two-way mirror ix'for:<> I bey wew . killed, authorities beiii'Ve. Authorities havp ilkened the lltiPred scene of the apparent sex-torture killings, carried oul over about two years. lo Nazi dealh camps. On Friday deputies found a new disposal slteforvictims' remains on an embankment off a prlvalemad to Lake's wooded. lwo-acre properly. Investigators beiiC'Ve . Lake and Ng ~hopped lhc bodies apart and burned them. They appat'!'nt~v .~t!irted the remains off in a five-gallon whit<' bucket and tilssed them down the embankment. ,, . ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 16, 1985 newman